DEPUTATION TO PUBLIC WORKS MINISTER.

The Proposed Hallway Station.—_?lo__s of the Clovornmeiit.

Ax inliiiential deputation from the Chamber

of Commerce and Harbour Board,consisting of tho Mayor (Mr Waddel), -Messrs L. D. Ka. than, .I.M.Claik.C. St one, ('..Aickin, J. Lamb, A. 11. Nathan, Thos. Morrin, M. A. Clark, and 11. t'.. Morton,waited upon the Minister of Public Works this afternoon for the pur pose of urging the desirability of con structing tho station witli the main entrance fronting Qucon-strcct., and suggesting various other modifications ol the Govern ment plans. Mr L. D. Nathan introduced the deputa tion, lie then explained that tho Harbour Board and Chamber of Commerce had held a conference upon the matter, and that the Engineer of tlio former body draw up a plan showing desirable modilications upon the Government's original plan. The City Council Engineer had then reported fully npon both plans. Mr Nathan having read this report, pointed out that it confined the resolutions of the Conference in requesting such a modification of tho plan as they suuecslcd, and ihe cll'ect of which would be both to improve the appearance and to increase its utility, besides affording any amount of shunting room, and also further railway accommodation when Mechanics' Bay should bo filled up.

Mr STONE said that his attention was called this morning to the want of outlet through tho Harbour Board allotments were this other plan adopted, lie bad since as certained that one of tho allotments immediately opposite Commerce-street was in the Board's hands, and could easily be dealt with for tho purpose. Allotments, too on the other side, ho had no dsubt, could bo purchased. The Harbour Board wero unanimously of opinion that the station facing Queen-street, situated about .r)0 feet back from the roadway, was the most desirable that could bo adopted. Mr Clark considered that the station should faeo Queen-street, and be kept back a certain distance as at Charing Cross with iron rails. There could be a doputui'O side abutting on the southern or Ciistomtouse-stroot side, nnd on tho northern side there could bo an archway through tho building, giving access to a yard or road 40 feet broad, whoro carts could draw up. _ _ Aftor somo further expression of opinion, tho Hon. Mr Mitcuklson replied that, as the Premier had placed the determination of tho matter ontirely in his own hands, he had gone into it with oxtrome care, and he had now come to a decision which was diroctly opposed to the adoption of the Har bour Board plan. Ite regarded it as utterly unworkable, and ii he was wrong in this opinion ho would have to bear tho whole blame. The interests of the public, however, must be considered beforo questions of beauty or ornament, and for this reason he had determined that the Government modified plan was the best adapted for the circumstances. It would obviate the inconvenience lo people on tlio eastern side of tho city which the Harbour Board plan involved, and would givo all tho accomodation required. Tho Minister then submitted a plan showing a two-story brick station similar in appearance to the Christchurch one, run ning parallel to the rails, with entrances to Quay-streot on ono sido and Customhouse street on the other, and with a passenger nnd tratlic bridge 20 feet high, extending across from opposite to St. Paul's Church to a point rather south of railway station. Tho main building which was about 200 foot long and 1.0 broad had a tower, and would havo verandahs on eitner sido. Provision was made iv it for a sham front at the end facing Queen street. A long discussion ensued, the result of which >vas that Mr Mitchelson con sented to straighten tho proposed \b ridge by making tho northern and doboucho op posite the Railway Wharf. Alternate JAno to ponroso. Mr Nathan then urged tlio necessity of a double lino of rails to Pcnroso. Mr MieiiKLSON recognised the necessity, and said that plans wero now being [ire pared for an alternate lino to Penrose via Hobson's Bay. Tho deputation then withdrew.

NEWMARKET DRAINAGE AND WATER SUPPLY.

Mr Clayton*, Chairman of the Road Board, had an interview with the Hon. Mr Mitchelson this morning on tho abovo sub foct. Mr Clayton was introduced by Mr Moss, M.H.R., and stated to the Minister tho position in which the Road Board was placed Thoy wished to drain tho district, and had written to Mr Moss during the last session about it iv order that provision might bo made for such cases in an amend ment of the Roads and Bridges Construc tion Act. Mr Moss's reply was that he had seen Major Atkinson, who approved of the proposal, and would see that it was dealt with in tho Amendment Act winch lie in tended to bring down during the session ; but on looking over the Amendment Act it was found that only storm-water drainage was provided for. What the Road Board now desired was to point out to thc_ Go vernment tho necessity of making provision for such works, and assisting by loan to the. district in something of tho samo way that loans were given under the Roads Construc tion Act for other kindred purposes. The necessity for the drainage in Newmarket wa« universally admitted, and Mr Clayton said that he was sure ho need not say any thing on that point. Mr Mitchklson" admitted tho necessity of the work, but handed to Mr Clayton for his perusal a letter signed by Mr Thornton, Mr McNeil, and Mr McColl, of Nowmarket, strongly protesting against assistance being asked from tho Government in any" way. Mr Clayton pointed out that those were tho opinions only of three residents, and that of them only two were ratepayers. He presumed thoy thought that Newmarket ought to join tho city, but the groat • majority of the ratepayers wore against it, and thought they could do thei" own work better and moro econo mically than the city could do it for them. If thoy joined the city there was- no security that they might not have to wait a long timo in any case before such works wero dono. ~ „ After some further conversation, Mi CLAYTON pointed out that the Gaol authori ties, acting under tho Public Works Act, want to join their drain with that from- Newmarket, and that tho present pipes were barely capable of carrying off the IN ew market water alone. ~,,,.„ Mr Mitchelson also pointed out that a good deal of tho drainage of Grafton Ward aud Kvber Pass district would most likely come through Nowmarket, and perhaps some joint arrangement could then be made between Newmarket and tho city. Mr Moss suggested that if the Govern ment mado provision to take up debentures in cases like that of Nowmarket they would render very valuablo aid without any cost to the revenue of tlio colony. Mr MITCIIKtSOif finally asked that an official letter should bo sent to him, and he would sco that the subject was brought be foro Ministers. It appeared to him the proper courso would be to form a town dis trict and borrow under tho loan clauses of tho Town Districts Act. Part of Remuera mi-'ht be included in the district when Mr Clayton said ho would bring tho subject up again at a special mooting of the Board, ami would write, as requested, as soon as possible.

SUICIDE AT DARGAVILLE.

Making Assurance Doubly Sure

Bo___n__o__i Tno_tso_: has received a telegram from Dargoville stating that a man named James Melnister, alias Morton asumdigger at Kaihti flaxmil), committed S % cutting his throat and then drowning himsolf on Sa unlay last. f>f ot<> was recovered yesterday. .J\Z •27 years of an-e, and was tormeily anmniato of the Asylum. Constable Scott was ar ranging for an inquest to be held to-day.

Nobody ever thought it necessary to urge n pawnbroker to take more interest in h- New York swindlers netted .23,000 lately by cutting the telegraph wires between the racecourse and tho city and sending telegrams of false results of the running; confederates in the city drawing the money from betting clubs. Tho police wore un able to trace tho perpetrators of the swindle.

THE AUCKLAND EVENING STAR, MON AY, JANUARY 21, 1884,



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-TftKicd. "11TANTED, a ['lumber by tho day.— V 7 Applyl/i. \\ e.t Qucci.-slrocl. TaTANTED, a Cooper.—Apply" to Quig v V ley. Cooper. West (_ueen-strcct. '•rA\ii-l) _>t era (ret. ";:i Clarendon V _ Hotel. Apply ai once. "_/_7"ANTED, 20 Stone-breakers ; highest vY price sivcn.-Apply on tho Works, .Syinoiuis-.tvcet. WANTED, good Canvassers.- Apply to Sinner ManufuelurinK Co., 2til, Queen street. "0/ A VIE I), Farm Hand ; must be a V V good ploughman and handy with horses. —ApplyKlireiifi'ie.l Uros., Queen-street. "^ .TAXTKI), a Situation as second hand V V or improver in bakery, by respectable young man; willing to make himself generally useful.—Apply __>'_ Alt Olliee. WANTED, a Carter, none but a first class hand need apply.—Apply 11.and li. Duilcr. %\rAe;T!OU7ilan'Cook7;iOs7u^uTMan ¥ V (hotel), 20.. today ; Lads (hotels), Errand Hoys.-..!... ..•hitvoinV-'. Registry, Wellcsley sl-cel entrance to Market. iSr.ANTE'b, 2 Good Caulkers.—Apply V '■: ' to-morrow morning lo McKay, Ship Huildor, I'usloins-jlrcet West. \ ,6TAN'I _Cl>7a Sinelo Vomit,' Man ; good TT milker.—Apply to George Shelley, Povonporl Dairy. Devonport. "ft ST* ANTED, an Ollicc Boy ; smart writer. V V --Apply 12, Sehorll's Buildings, eleven o'clock to-morrow. "\"_J _\NTEt ),n. Boy handy with carpenter's V V lools, and an Improver at oablnct iiiai;in..:, r'ronch polish big or upholstery.—Apply at Ihe (heap Redding and Furniture Mart, Victoria-street East. ANTED, Apprentices and Improvers V V to the Drcsssmaking. — Apply to A. Linabur) and Co. ED, ;i Larmaid forprivlilo bar.— _V 7 Wharf Hotel, Queen-street. "^RTANTED, at once, good Barmaid for vv Upslairs liar. — Apply Ciistom-hou.e Hot el, Fort-st root ■\&7 ANTED, a good General Servant ; VV references reotiircd.—Apply _tlrs Me- IVnnott, Empire Hotel. WANTE]), a good General Servant for a family of two.—Apply to Mrs MoDer mott, Ola-lstoiie street, three doors from St. l.ei'odict'.. Church, licfcrenees required. _*_fA~_\T~E7>, a General ServimC— Apply VY MarkctJK.teUli_y-street.__ " " _7_7"ANTED, a Good Goneval Servant.— VY Apply to Mrs K. J. Yates, Rutland Hon .0, Parnell. WANTED, thorough General Servant; v V must he a good plain cook ;no washing : references required.—Apply to It. 11. Ilarllett. Photographer, (lucn-streot. ■\^rANTE!)^ a good General Servant! V V references romiiml.—Apply T. Stead man and Co.. Seed Merchants, yucen.-street. TS7ANTED"onH^_^^li^'7ant; refer- V V enecs required :t wo others kept.—Apply to Tilis C. S. Shayle i.eorge, Grafton Road.



X\f AN T ED, " Housemaids, Generals, ¥ V Nur.iO (Gisborne),N'urses.aiid 28 Generals (town and country); Dressmaking Business for Sale—Mrs Whitcomhc's l.cgistrv, next to the Market. ""OTANTED, a Young Gentleman as V V Boarder, 5 minuteii from Queen-street; terms moderate—Apply Double-story House, third past .chiK.l, X. Ison-strcet. W ANTED, on March 1, a pleasantly - V » situated Dwelling within a moderate distance of town ; mint have ;". bedrooms. — .'till particulars and rental to "J.L.." Box ______ P.O. ¥t7"ANTED, 4 or 5 Boarders; liberal » table. Terms, lb's per week.—7l, Wakefield street. ■"OTANTED, :. or 4 Respectable Boarders. y y also.Fumishod Apartments [unpleasant situation; plunge and shower bath ; terms moderate—Apply to Mr Hauicr, Agent, Karan gahape Hoad, Newton. "__T ANTED, Boarders in a private house V V near the Demesne: torms, Ills (reduction for two friends).—For address, tho Library, 212, Queen-street. WANTED, by a gentleman, Board and Lodging in vicinity of Remuera, the nearer Tamaki West the better.—Address JL, Oliico of llti.-i paper. WANTED, for a few months, a Fur nished House, within ten minutes'walk of Post-oitiec.—Apply to Box 3S, Po3t-o_llco. "VKTANTED, Music Pupils, Weekly, V t Monthly or Quarterly; is Lessons.—Mrs Welcii^f I rcy-strcet. ~%_%T ANTED, Pupils for Carpenters' and V * Builders' Drawing Class, held in V.M.C.A. on Tuesday and Thursday Evenings, at 7.:i0.' New Term commences Ist February.— Anply at Class, or to R. Jl. Fripp, 9, Hoffman's Buildings. _ ' T"*STANTET), Tenders for Carting 132 TV loads Rubble from Jfount Eden to Vermont-street. Ponsonbv.—Tenders to bo de livered to J. T. Knight, Hobson-strcet, by WEDNESDAY NIGHT. WANTED, a Small Store convenient to Queon-streot—Apply "1.N.H.." Stau o.fiicc : VSTANTED, cvorvbodv to sco the Stock VY ot Clothing,' Shirts, aud Hats at J. Gilmour's, Upper Symonds-street, also a Shop next door to Masonic Hall, Newton. Country Settlers to buy V V Milk Pans, Milk Strainers, &c„ &o„ at. F. I.oycroft S_ Co.'s. Ironmongers, Victoria-street. TSTANTED.—Do you want Money on V 1 Freehold, Personal, or other security I— Apply to J. R. Sanderson, Mercantile Chambers, liiils discounted. \\ S, J AN TED, the Ladies to know that V ? M-mro and Millig.in's Millinery Depart ment is now replete with all the latest English and French novelties for the present season. ANTED to Hire, Piano for .1 months. _____ -Apply to LRS, Staii Oillce. 'V*"\7~ANTED, Purchasers for Ciioice and V'/ Novel Christinas, New Year, and Birth day Cards, &.C. Fancy and General Stationery at Low Prices. New Books at Published Price. —11. Wl ite, Stationer, corner of High-street and Vulcan Lane, Auckland. WANTED to Purchase, a Second-hand Hay Press in working order; state price.— R. a-.id R. Duder. Dovonport, North Shore. \ST ANTED to RENT, a 3 or 4-roomed "f1? House,—Address Stau oflice. "OjTANTED 'fO^ELLTTFourTyear-oid T V Cob and a Set of Harness.—J. Warren, Newton. W' ANTED KNOWN — Pawniihokhi.'s SALE— A Quantity of Unredeemed Pledges will be sold on Jlonday next, 23th inst.. at 11 o'clock.—James line. Pawnbroker. WANTED KNOWN—Patent Pre serving and Jam Jars, and Crushed Loaf Sugar, l|d per lb., at Taylor and Entri can's, Wellcslcy-strcet. XSTANTED KNOWN—The Best and T V Cheapest House to Buy your Drapery and Clothing is J. H. Hannan's, Victoria-street. Enormous low prices. ANTED KNOWN—J. Ryan has Re sumed Business as Painter, fee. Best Materials and Workmanship. Materials left on job.—Karangahape Road, near Upper Quecn strcot. "OTANTED KNOWN.—For Sale, first y'v class Business Stand, Ponsonby. Shop and Ten Booms. Fasy terms.—Apply Atkinson a-id Mathcson, Sticbbiiry's Buildings. Quoen-st. I_J,T ANTED KNOWN—That Williams's V T Circassian Hair Rcncwer is tlie only reliable preparation for Renewing Grey Hair and beautifying it;—as extensively used by the celebrated ' 'ircasKian beauties. — Prepared by A. JL Williams, 2KB, Queen-street. ANTED KNOWN—That you can get. good Lamps at Low Prices from F Roycroft and Co., Ironmongers, Victoria-street. infjTANTED Known—That being direct tV importers, we are giving better value than any other bouse in town in Tablo and Dessert Knivon, Table and Dessert Forks, Tea. i).'.si it, and Tablespoons, &c, &e.—F. Roycoft and Co., Victoria-street KNO WN—That F. Roycroft 7 ? and Co., Ironmongers. Victoria-street, arc the Cheapest in town for all kinds of Builders', General, and Furnishing Iron mongery. ANTED. —When you aro in Hobson V T street ca ! and see tho large and choico slock of Mosgiel Tweeds just opened for the coming season, at Munro and Milligan's. ANTED KNOWN.— Cheap New and Second-band Furnituro, Pots, Pans, Wash-tubs and Boards, Bedding, Bedsteads. Chests Drawers, Child's Cots, and all kinds of Household Furnituro at lowest prices, at Austen's Variety Store, 310, Upper Queen-street, under Young Women's Institute. ANTED KNOWN— Cheap Timber ! CnEAr Timber 1 And all other kinds of Building Materials, can be purchased cheaper snd better than anywhere elao at tlie yards of D. GoeniK. Albert-street. T£7ANTED KNOWN, that every de V V scription of Crockery and Glassware can bo obtained at the lowost prices at Boylan and Tanfleld's, just below Savings Bank. "I*STANTED KNOWN—John Bascombe V v and Co. having procured the Lease of J. E. Fitzgerald's. Esq.. Gumlield, situated near I-'ort Albert, and known as Okahikum Block, a Limited Number ot Jlen will only be allowed to dig. Application 'or permits to be mado to Mr XV. Bri-.s, Aratajm ; oral the Store on tho field, where all information can be obtained. Any person found digging without, a permit will bo prosecuted. Dogs and guns strictly forbidden.



TfTSrANTED KNOWN—Stovo Orna- V V mcnts. Is ; Handsome Coal Vases, 12s; Coal Scoops, Od and Is : Zinc Buckets, ls, la Id, and's- Toiuahawhs, Gd: superior do., Is; Stove Brashes Is; Hat Hacks, s Od; Shovels, 2s Cd; r.-.v.10n Forks, Ss Gd ; Grand Sugar Basins, with lid Is- Tumblers. 3d ; Cruet Stands (fitted), 3a Cd; Cruet Bottles, Gd; Salt Cellars 3d; Glass Decanters Is; Delt.lues.2sthcsctofthree. Great Reduction in Iron Bedsteads, Single Bedsteads, 20s; Double do., 20s; Very Superior do., Jos; r vind Canon? do . 60s; Children s Iron Cots, ,s- Stretchers. Cs 3d Kitchen Tables. Os; Tniio Tables 7s Gd; Infants' Chairs, 3s 9d; cat Safes 98 Hip Batlis, 20s! largo lot of Cheap Books. Crockery. Ironware, &c„ at Dampier's Hobson-strcet Shop. OT ANTED KNOWN.-Violins (with W bows), 3s to 10s; lot of Pianoforte Music, consisting of best known Irish and Scotch Songs. 11 Ilcmv's Tutors, half-price, 2s (xl; Cash t. ',-„- £ . y rnrkser --. s 2d : Tobacco Stands, 9d ; tlo\e'and Han Ikcrcliic-f Boxcs.Gd; Hall Match Poxes,ld; Luminous Metal Match Boxes that shine n the night. Gd; grand lot of Ornamental ol_lJOr_ors.lsld and 2s; nice lot of Vases. 9d Handsome Glass Lustres, with drops 2s 6d the pair; Glass Baskets. Gd: Tea Caddies, 8(1 ami 11 ; Shoe Brushes, 2s fid tho set; grand lot nf Jointed Toy Figures, Id; Money-boxes, Id Snd Id; lets of other Toys, Id to Gd ; Jaok-ta-the Bo", Id; children's Large China Tea Sots, Is M; Clnckwork Mice' ls. A few Rocking-horses clmo.. etc, etc., etc at Dampier's llo.son-streot I Shop.



Waited. WANTED t_HjjjL Furniture Rc niovcd.— -flfljjnHatid Hecoiving, For warding, and PalWßWPyorv Agoney, Cus toiii.-stxeot, carefiillyTfltSSirivc Furniture to i_ parts of the Town and Suburbs: by experienced men in the Agency's well-known large and suit ablu Spring Vans, on most reasonable terms. xx r an t c d ~rr N O W N STEPHENSON' Ci TEI'HENSON'kJ GREAT CASH SALE NOW ON, FOR ONE MONTH ONLY. FOB ONE MONTH ONLY. lIAVINO PUKCIIASKI) It. MASON'S STOCK OF CKXKIIAI, Im.II'KUV AT A LAH'IK DIS COUNT, AM) lII_ lIAVINO ri.i.ciiAsrci) TIIK SAMK OFF 11. FOUNTAINS, WE INTEND CLEARING IT AT ENGLISH COST. THIS OItEAT SUCCESS ATTEND-NO OUII LAST SAI.K DETERMINES US TO OFFER WITH R. MASONS OUR OWN WELL-ASSORTED AND VALUABLE STOCK AT ABOUT AND lIELOW COST PRICE. COST PRICE. On Account of the Depressed State of Trado and Lateness of the Season, wo havo Bought Large Parcels of Drapery at a Very Low Price Such being tho Case, Purchasers will find that they can Obtain Goods at a Much Lower Rate than they havo ever been OU'ercd in Auckland boforo. COMIi EAItLV AND TEST TI_E,GENUINKNHSB OK this Cash Sale .low On.



ALL GOODS ENTERED DURING SALE WILL BE CHARGED FULL PRICE. MILI.IN'K.iY, DKKSSMAKIN.I, AND TAILORING 11Y EXPERIENCED HANDS ON THE PREMISES. COSTUMES MADE UP ON TWENTY-FOUR HOURS' NOTICE QTEPHENSON'Ct OTEPHENSON'O DRAPERY AND BALL WAREHOUSE, KARANGAHAPE ROAD, NEWTON, ANT E D KNO W5 . The King of Vegetable Tonics is NEIL & CLIFFORD'S HOP BITTERS. Aro being used by nil classes —Merchants, Lawyers, Tradesmen, Seamen, Landsmen, Women, and Children. Tlie most flattering and overwhelming testimony ot unmistakable benefit pouring in daily. 2s Cd a Bottlk ; fi Bottler for 10s. DIARKHCEA POWDER AND CHOLERA DROPS. The best known remedies for; these complaints so prevalent in summer months. It is not safe to be without it. ls each. Fresh Shipments of Herbs. Roots, and Hark every month ot every description ; best quality; Wholesale and Retail, at lowest possihle prices. Consultation personally or by letter. NEIL & CLIFFORD, HERBALISTS. BOTANIC DISPENSARY: WELLESLEY STREET EAST, AUCKLAND. Highway Board Notices. "CI DEN TERRACE ROAD DISTRICT. TAKE NOTICE. That all Rates aro payablo on demand. It not paid on demand, must be paid at tho Board's Ofllce, Eden Terrace, within 14 days after de mand has been mado, or proceedings may be taken to recover the same, in accordance witli Section _l>of "Tho Rating Act, 1582." The undorsigned having rendored nil accounts and made repeated calls for Hates now past duo, the Trustees respectfully insist upon a speedy settlement of tho same, or thoy will bo recovered at law. By order e£ the Board. F. H. HEIGH WAY, Collector. January 21.1}>81. TmDEN TERRACE ROAD DISTRICT. "DOG REGISTRATION ACT, 1880 AND 1881." NOTlCE.—Collars for Dogs for the yoar, com menced Ist January, may now bo had at tho Board's Ofllco. Owners not obtaining collars will bo liable to summary proceeding nnd a penalty of £5. F. 11. lIEIGHWAY, Rogistrar. January 21.1881.



Prospectus. CONDENSED PROSPECTUS OP THE T7*AMO /COLLIERY /COMPANY (LIMITED). CAPITAL £100,000, In 80,000 Shares of 25s Each. 15s has been called up. DIRECTORS: Thomas Morrin, Esq. (T, & S. Morrin & Co., Limited) The Hon. E. Mitchelson, M.H.R. Captain 11. F. Anderson John Chambers, Esq. (T. & S. Morrin & Co., Lithited) Joseph Bennett, Esq. BANKERS: Bank of New South Wai.es. SOLICITORS: Messrs Jackson and Russell. SECRETARY: S, V, Collins, Esq. BROKERS: TnE Members op the Brokers' Association. The Kamo Colliery is a most extensive one, consisting, a3 it does, of 1,200 acres of freehold, and about 1,100 acres lcasohold lands. The railway whieli tho Government has com pleted, connecting the Kanio Colliery with the Harbour, at a cost of about £52,000, places the Colliery In tho position of beingmore easily and profitably worked than any other Colliery in Now Zealand. The Harbour witli which tlie Mine is now at tached ia. for all practical purposes, equal to any in the Colonies, and boing en route tor the Union and Paeilic Companies' steamers, could not bo moro advantageously situated. Since the formation of tho Company, a very large sum has boon oxponded in developing the Mine, and with the most satisfactory results. In the Main Engine Shaft (which is a con siderable distance from the present workings, and upon which powerful pumping and winding machinery has been erected), at a depth of 220 feet from tho surface, the upper seam of coal, hino feot in thickness, has been gone through. This Coal is very superior in quality. At a depth of -forty-five feet below this seam, tho lower scam has- beon proved to exist. This Coal will re Immediately Available. At tho opposito side ot the Hill from which the main heading was started, and what is known as tho Road Engine Dip, a seam of nine feet of excollent coal has been struck. This coal will be in tho market at once, as it is connected witli the railway through the main level. In view of tho facts that now the Colliery is well opened up, the demand for the coal having largely increased, and tho recently acquired seams of cool proving to bo of superior quality, tlie Directors aro justified in slating that they believe the Company, from this time, will pay continuously large dividends. SHARES ARE NOW OFFERED TO THE PUBLIC at las per share, and paid up to that amount, upon the following terms: -5s cash; balance by two equal payments of us each al three and six months. Tho Directors being thoroughly satisfied with the bona fides of tho undertaking, determined to adopt tho risk of proving the lino a success. beforo offering to the public, any shares for sale. Thoso now offered to the public were purchased by1 the Directors for the Company. Tlie entire procoeds, therefore, of the shares now offered to the public will bo placed to tho credit of thus* Company. A list of the properties, inventory of plant, certificates aud reports of eminent engineers, &0., may be inspected at tho Company's Oflice, No. Ha, Queen-street.



Miscellaneous Wanteds. XT E R G E R W ANT E D. Applications (in writing) will be received at the office of Messrs Babei' and Ituwlings, Fort street. Auckland, until 1 o'clock p.ni. on THURSDAY, L'tth inst..from persons willing to undertake the Duties of Vorger, Church-cleaner, &c.. ai St. Mark's Church, Reinuern. Full particulars may he obtained by personal application to tlie undersigned, at the above address, between the hours of 10 and 11 n.m. R. K. BABER, Jan. 18,1881. Hon. Sec, St. Mark's Vestry. AYOUNC Man wishes to Live with a _ Family (early risers) in or near Kyher Pass,—Address, A.M., Star Office. THE ANNUAL PICNIC and Sports of the Auckland Railway Employes will be held at Buckland on MONDAY, February 11. W. 11. TJZAUII. Secretary. A LADY with !) years' experience in housekeeping seeks a situation ; of good address ; musical.—Address "Hope," 1)2, Queen st reet. - rpO EMPLOYERS. — Wanted, Situation .___ for Women and Men Servants. Wanted Farm Hands.—Heighten & Co., General Agents, 177, Queen-street. (Corporation Notices. /~! IT V OF AUCKL AN D. FIXING LEVELS. It in hereby notified that it ls the intention of the City Council lo llx the levels of UPPER PITT AND EAST-STREKTS (Karangahape Ward) AND HKItNK BAY ROAD (Ponsonby Ward). Plans inav be seen in the City Engineer's Office. High-street. Auckland, within olllco hours, and all persons interested or liable to be aggrieved thereby will bo hoard by the City Council, at a meeting to be held on THURS DAY, the 21st day of February, 1881, at (i.30 p.m. All objections must he made in writing, ad dressed to tho Council, and sent to them not less tliitn ten days before the day appointed on which to hear objections. P. A. PHILIPS. Town Clerk. Town Clerk's Office, Jan. IK, 1881. 312 Harbour Board Notices.



A UCKLAND HARBOUR BOARD. TENDERS FOR HOBSON-STREET WHAHF. Harbour Board Ofllcc, Auckland, December 13, IBSH. Tenders will be received at this ofltoe until TUESDAY, the 22nd January, 1884, at noon, for Election of llohsonstroet Wharf, in terms of plans and specitlealiona lo be seen at the Engineer's Oillce. The lowest or nny tender not necessarily accepted. Tenders to be endorsed, "Tender for Hobsor. stroct Wharf." C, B. STONE, Chairman. A UCKLAND HARBOUR BOARD. ENGINEER FOB CONSTRUCTION OF CALLIOPE GRAVING DOCK. Harbour Board Oillce, Auckland, January 15, 18SI. Applicnlions for the Appointment of Engineer to Prepare Plans and Speeilleations, and Super intend the Construction of Calliope Graving Dock, will be received at this Oillce Until TUES DAY, the 19th February, ISSI, at noon. Full particulars may lie obtained upon appli cation at this olllco. Applications to be endorsed "Engineer for Calliopo Graving Dock." O, B. STONE. Chairman. _ UCKLAND HARBOUR BOARD. APPOINTMENT OF PILOT. Harbour Board Ofllces, Auckland, January 10th, ISBI. Applications for the appointment of Pilot for the Port of Auckland will he received at this olliee until TUESDAY, ihe 22nd inst.. at noon. Applicants will require to be examined and otherwise comply with the By-law of the Hoard respecting Pilots, full particulars of which can ho had upon application at this ollicc. Appli" cations to be endorsed " Application for Appoiu ment of Pilot.' C. B. STONE, Chairman. Timber. THE UNION STEAM SAW, MOULD ING, SASH, AND DOOR COMPANY (LIMITED). WHOLESALE TIMBER DEALERS. MANUFACTURERS OF DOORS, SASHES, AND TURNERY. SUPPLIES IN WHOLESALE LOTS: SCANTLING BOARDS (Rough and Dressed) CEILING BOARDS WEATHER BOARDS (Rusticated or F. Edged) FLOORING AND LINING ARCHITRAVES SKIRTINGS MOULDINCS (of any pattern) DOORS, SASHES, and TURNERY, DELIVERED at any Public Wharf in Auck land, or at. the Company's Privato Wharf, Mechanics' Bay. The Quality of tho Company's Timber Is Un surpassed, and Prices speoially favourable for Builders, Contractors, and other Wholesalo Buyers, STORAGE ACCOMMODATION Afforded by Arrangement hi Mechanics' Bay Yard. SORTING-UP ORDERS Executed from Jleehanies' Bay Yard without delay. QUOTATIONS AND PATTERN BOOKS On application at MECHANICS' BAY OR CUSTOMS-STREET. Ch"e a p Timber! CHEAP TIMBER! The Undersigned aro prepared to tako orders of First and Second-class Building Timbor, matched, planed, and rough; Rusticated Weather Boards, and Mouldings, in lots to suit Purchasers, AT VERY LOW RATES. E. MITCIIELSON AND CO., 19, QUEEN-STREET. rf"l H E A P T I M B E R, Wo aro Selling good Second-class House building Timber at .8, and Lining at os per 100 feet, and all other descriptions in proportion, according to our reduced Price-list for this month. Shingles, Houso Blocks, Posts and Hails at lowest rates. J. and H. SMYTH, Auckland-Waitakcrei Sawing and Planing Mill Mount Eden Railway Station, 12th Decomber. 1883. . "DAPAKURA SAW MILLS, HUNDA. Having a largo supply of KAURI Logs,wo are now prepared to Kxocu'o Orders to any size; dressed T. and G., etc. COULTHARD BROS. Stewart & Garlicic, Agents, Fort-street, Auckland. Money. TIATO £10,000 LENT on Building • 1 -I 1 ° " Society principles, or on other tonus to Buit borrowers. Allotments bought and Houses built on Weekly Payment System Mortgages and Loans negotiated. Sco List of Properties for salo on Ith page. Six por cent, allowed on money deposited for invest.mer _— C. Williamson. Land. Estate, and Financial Assent and Valuer, High-street, Auckland Tenders. A UCKLAND CITY TRAMWAYS. No. 1 CONTRACT Written Tenders for the above contract will bo received until noon ot MONDAY, the Ith February. Tenders are to bo endorsed, "Tender for No. 1 Contract, Auckland City Tramways," and addressed to the Chairman Auckland City Traimvays and Suburban Land Co. (Limited). Plans and specification can be seen at the ollicc of the undorsigned. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. STEWART & HUNTER, Civil Engineers. Shortland-street, Jan. 9,188-1. IT.O BUILDE R -S. Tenders will be received until MONDAY, 28th inst., at 1 p.m., for the Erection of Cottage at St. Ann's Bridge. Plans at my ofllce. HENRY O. WADE, Architect, mO BUILDERS. "•Tenders will be received until noon of FRI DAY, 25th inst., for Alterations and Additions to Premises in Karangahape Road. Drawings, &c. al my Olllco, Hoffmann's Build ings, Queen-street THOMAS 11. WHITE. Architect O BUILDERS.—Tenders will be re ceived until Noon on MONDAY, 28th, for Erection of Cottage in Kent-street, Surrey Hill Estate.—l _ans and specification to be seen at Mr F. Prime's, Ironmonger. Continued on First Pago



ESoard and Residence. "\TOBTH SHORE.—A Gentleman can JJi obtain Comfortable Hoard and Residence In privato family.—For particulars, apply Mr 11. Diidor. ______ T> OSEHAN X HOUSE, .DEVONPORT. JL_) — Tliiu Ihaise.iS'oponed with ovory con venience for Hoarders, and can he relied upon astlirsl-elasH. .Suites of Rooms; Plunge and Shower liaths. Terms moderute.—J. It. Hooper, Proprietor. riOMFOKTABLE Board and Residence \_V for v Single Gentleman ; good bath and piano. If permanent. 18s per week. Four niinulcs' walk from G.1'.0.-Addrcss XV. 1). Dallen. Confectioner, Queen-street, 4 1 OVEIt N 0 It BROWNE HOTEL, l-X lIOBSON-STHEET. Board and Lodging 20s per Week Single Room .. .. 258 per Week OLD CLUB PRIVATE BOARDING HOUSE, Eilen Crescent, lias Vacancies for a Single Gentleman, also for Lady and Gen tleman, with private sitting-room if required. Plunge and shower bath. ELLES I. E V HOUSE, AVklu.si.ky-st., Auckland (Throe doors West from Hobson-strcet). BOARD AND RESIDENCE. A Good Table kept; lofty and wcll-vcntllatcd Bedrooms, l'lungo and Shower Baths, and every convenience lo unsure the comfort of Boarders and Visitors. Terms, ill per week. M. MASON (late of Wellington), Proprietress. Meetings. MASONIC. — LODGE OP BENEVO LENCE.-A Meeting ot the above will be held in the District Grand Secretary's Room, Freemasons' I bill, TO-MORROW, at 7.30 p.m.— W. Loodkh, President. mO PAINTERS.-A Meeting of Painters JL will he held in the Working Men's Club on TUESDAY KVENING next, the '.2nd inst., at 7.30. Business: To receive delegates'report., &c. All Painters aro requested to attend.—J. Phillips. AUCKLAND SAILORS' REST AND HOME. Tlie Committee, of Management beg to inti mate that tho Annual Meeting for the Election of a Committee of Management for the ensuing year will be held on the 21th instant, at 8.30 p.m.. in the Diocesan Oillce, next to tlio Union Bank, over Messrs Cochrane and Son's Auction Mart, Queen-street; and only subscribers of £1 per annum, who have paid their subscriptions, will ho eligible for election. Subscriptions can be paid to J". Lnrklns, Esq., Hon. Treasurer, or lo the undersigned, F. G. EWINGTON. Hon. Secretary. lAMOND GULLY GOLD MINING COMPANY (LIMITED). The ordinary Annual Mooting of the Share holders will he held at the Company's Oillce, New Zealand Insurance Buildings, Auckland, at. ;i p.m. ou WEDNESDAY, tho 30th instant. I). O. MacDONNELL, Manager. Ancklnnd, July it), ISSI. f_Wli LAW SOCIETY FOR THE DIS JL TRICT OF AUCKLAND. The Annual General Meeting of the Mombers of the above Society will he held iv the Resi dent Magistrate's Court. Buildings, High-street, Auckland, on WEDNESDAY, 30th January instant, at 3 p,m. Business: To receive the Financial Statement und Report, to Elect Officers for tho ensiling year, iintl to consider a Petition of the Articled Law Clerks of Auckland ro admission to the Library. EDWIN HESKETH, Hon. Sec. nnHE EDUCATION ACT, 1877. Meetings of Householders to Elect School Committees will be held on MONDAY NEXT, .1 miliary 28, at the following times and places:— SCHEDULE. Ararlmu-12 noon, Old School Ardniore—lo a.m., School Auckland City —7.30 p.m., Wcllcslcy-streot School Avouilalc -7.30 p.m., School Bombay—7.3o p.m., School Coroinandol—f p.m., School Devonport—7.3o p.m., School Dome valley—2.3o p.m., School Driving Creek—(i p.m.. School Ellerslie—7 p.m., School Flat Bush—7 p.m., School Grafton Road—S p.m., School, Nugent-street Ilclcnsville-a p.m., School Henderson Mill— 3 p.m., School Ilohsoiivillo—l p.m.. Hobsonvillo School llowick—B p.m., Public Library lliuiua—7.3o p.m., School Kiiwan—l p.ni , School Lake—7 p.m.. School Lucas's Creek—3 p.m.. School Maliiu .nigi Heads—2 p.m., Mahurangi Heads School Maketu—7 p.m., School Mangaro—S p.m., School Miu'iietai—3 p.m., School Matakana—3 p.m., Mnlakana School Mauku 7 p.m.. Public Hall, Patumahoc Mercer—S p.m., School Mercury 8ay—7.30 p.m., School Mount Albert—S p.m.. School Mount Eden-3 p.m., School Mount Hohson-S p.m.. Boys' School, Now market Mount Roskill—7.3o p.m.. School Newton—7.3o p.m., Newton East School Onehunga-S p.m.. School Opaheke—7.3o p.m., Papakura School Olahuhu—7.3o p.ni.. Public Hall Otara—3 p.m., School Pa! Kauri—7 p.m.. School Pakuranga—7.3o p.m.. School Paninure—7.3o p.m., School Papakura Valley—7 p.m., School Paparota-7 p.m., School £__*! PariieU—7.3o p.m.. School Pokeno Ilill-3 p.m., School Pokr.no Valley—2 p.m., Pokrno Valley School Ponsonby—7.3o p.m., School Puliol—3p.m .School Pukeatua— I p.m., School Pukckohc Eust-S li.in., School Pukekohe West—7 p.m., School Pttnl—7 p.m., Puni School htokes's Point—3.3o p.m., School Ta.naki West—7 p.m., School Titirangi—l p.m., School Tuakau—7 p.m., Tuakau School Turanga Creek--" p.m., School Winle—3 p.m., School Wniheke Island—2 p.m.. School Wail-oniiti—o p.m., School Wilinul—4 p.m., School Wairoa South—7 p.m., Wairoa School Waitakrrei—l2 noon, at Mr John Russell s, Waltakcrci Waiuku -2 p.m., Public Hall Waiwera—o.3o p.m., School Warkworth—lo a.m., School Whiingapoiui—7 p.m.. School Woodsidc—7 p.m.. School Sporting, y WILL PURCHASE tho Lucky Shareholders' Tickets in Martini-Henry's Consultation on January 22nd, 1881. First Horso £1117s net Second Horso £20 18s net Third Horso £10 9s not Others divided £31 7s net MARTINI-HENRY. rriEN THOUSAND POUNDS (£10,000) JL To bo distributed on tho CHAMPION STAR ES, To be run at Melbourne, about March sth, ISSI. Capital—£lo,ooo, In 10,000 Shares of £1 each. "THE MELBOURNE TURF CLUB" Will hold another Mammoth Sweep on the above Race. ALL PRIZES-NO BLANKS. Will bo declared in tho event of thero being £'~000 or moro In tho Sweep when drawing takes place (March 3rd). One third of the amount will bo divided among unsuccessful subscribers. Should the whole amount bo subscribed, a £:.,i:00 Book will bo made on the Races, which, according to our Now System, will realise a profit from £3,000 to £5,000, tho wholo of which (loss 10 por cent.) will lie divided amongst thoso who neither drew a Horso nor a Prizo in tlio Mammoth Sweep. Horses nnd Prizes to be divided as follows, or pro ratio if not fully subscribed:— First Horso .. £2,000 I 2 Prizes of £*00~J.1,000 Second Horso.. 1,000 2 „ 250 500 Third Horso .. 5001 5 „ 100 500 Starters Divitlo 250 10 „ 50 500 Non-Starters .. 2501 2J „ 25 500 Total "a _ £7,c00. A Representative of the Press will attend Drawing in the interests of Subscribers at a distance, who cannot be present. Send P.O. Order, payable at Melbourne, Notes, or Cheque with exchange added, and 3d for reply and result. Result posted to every subscriber and advertised in principal papers. Please enclose self-addressed envelope. Address - THOMAS BENTLY, Sec. M.T.C., George-street, Sydney. Hotels. MASONIC HOTEL, DEVONPORT, «OBT 11 SIIO RE. W. H. PEARCE - Has much pleasure in intimating that tho whole of the extensive additions and alterations to the Masonic are now linnlly completed. Persons desirous of residing in this delightful district will, by patronising the above Hotel, receive every attention required to make them happy and comfortable. The rooms are lofty, wcll ventiliited, neatly and elegantly furnished. Select, Suites of Apartments. Private Sitting rooms. One of the finest Billiard-rooms in the Colony, fitted with everything now and first- Ba'tHlNG—Fresh and Salt Wator. BUGGIES supplied in live minutes' notice. XV. H. PEARCE. Shipping.. JLAr- nnHE NORTHERN jSaH JL RIVER STEAM NAVl .^&__fe*£4_f_G A.TION* CO.(Ltd.)—lncreased - '- " , , ii t i.imunicatlon on the > Northern Wairoa at Further Reduced Fares; - In addition to tho present time tahlo of Steamers leaving Helcnsvillc Monday Mornings and every Wednesday Even ing and Friday Morning, tlie s.s. DURHAM will run a SPECIAL TRIP on WEDNESDAYS, leaving Helcnsvillc on arrival of tlio 7.15 Kin. Train, calling only at Kopuru, Aratapu, Man gawharc, and Dargaville (unless specially re quired) ; returning 5 a.m. following morning. Fares: Saloon,single os, return 10s; Steerage, single Is, return 7s —By order, Wm. Loddbr, Manager and Engineer. a aS. "I^OR GISBORNE AND A_t%£&_% -*? EAST COAST PORTS. *^<3Zn__*L_!«_!» The regular trader _£tfig-Cf-_f-l» GISBORNE, r*»*_SSßaßs3&-^j p H. Skinner, Master, will sail as above on or about THURSDAY next, 24th instant, receiving cargo till then. Gisborne shippors will please send down early. H. B. MORTON, Agent.



For Sale. IjlOR SALE, Bicycle, 02 in. ; first-claw. ; / cheap. — Apply J. A. Cooper, Hatter, Queen-street. OR SALE, Three 400-gallon Corrugated Tanks, nearly new. — Clapton Cottage, Seafteld View Road. OR SALE, 1 "Steam Hammer, Ucwt, 1 Self-acting Lathe, with Gap, etc.—Apply MrTiroy, T. & S. Morrin & Co.'s. FOR SALE, Bargains in Ironmongery on Saturday night nt V. Roycroft and Co.'s, Victoria-street. Ifnw doors from Hobson Holol). jjJIOR SALE, a good strong Boat in lir.it -30 class order.—J. 11. Witheford, opposite Mr Dowdeu's, Ring Terrace, Ponsonby, "li"10R SALK, '2 New 5-roomed Houses and JO Workshop.—Apply J. W. Pooley, Oxford street, Newton Road, behind Star Hotel. TJ7IOR SALE, a First-class Farm of 350 J. acrcß volcanic land, all in good grass.— Alfred Buckland. "TfjIOR SALE, 15 Acres of good land at i 1 Northcoto; price, £150; terms easy.— Apply to W. Thompson. Northoote. IP" OR SALE, a 4-roomed House and scullery, and a beautiful well of water, in Knsscll-street, Arch Hill.- Apply to George ' Young, ou the premises. |jiOR SALE, Farm.., Houses; weekly Ji- payments, small deposits; Hotels, Busi nesses, Boarding-houses, &c—Grant & Crossan, 177, Queen-street. BT.OR SALE, a Second-hand Bicycle.— 30 —Apply to James Dryland, Saddler, &c., Darby-street. j Ej"IOR SALE, cheap, and on easy terms, a -Bj Four-roomed Verandah Cottage, with every convenience, in Victoria Avenue; prico, only £13.—Apply to F. Hastings, Charlotte strcet, New North Road. TjTlOl. SALE or LEASE, tho Exchange .BJ Hotel, Kamo, in full working order.—Apply at once to W. .). Oourtency, or to R. Jonkinson, Builder, Lome-street. H7.0.U, SALE, City Property, with House 30 of eight, rooms'; every convenience: gas ami water; 5-stiill stable and out-buildings. Allotment CO x 127 foot; a llrst-class speculation. —11. Partington, Land Agent. TrToTTSALE, Mount Eden, Comfortable -ID a-roomed Residence : allotment till x 200; furnished or unfurnished. Beautiful view, good garden, etc.—H. Partington, Land Agent. YjiOK IMMEDIATE SALE, two well -30 finished Houses, eight and five rooms each, with gas and every convenience ; splendid view.—ll. Partington, Land Agent. '§7.011 IMMEDIATE SALE, splendid 3? Building Allotment, 10 x 150, Bulwcr strcot, Ponsonby; splendid view; and only 175.— 11. Partington, Land Agent. '¥7101- SALE, Threo Allotments of Land 30 In Welleslcy-street, opposite Sale-street, Freeman's Bay.—John Leekic, Wolverton House, Turner-street. Upper Quoon-strcet. ]7.0R SALE, Two Valuable Shops, with . dwelling-houses and out-buildings, corner of Kyher Pass und SeulloldView Roads. A good Drapery Business is now being carried on. Stock and Fixtures may be taken at Valuation. A splendid opportunity for a pushing man. —Apply on the premises, lo T. B. Smith. 17*011 SALE, North Shore, near Cholten __L ham Beach, a lurgo six-roomed House, guile new. Tho allotment is 00 by 150. and planted with choice fruit trees and vinery. Pike, £305; £200 can remain on mortgage.— Apply on the property to Mr John Bond, Vauxhall, or B. Tanner, 8. Quecn-Btroct. TmO'K. SALE, a Large Well-built Houso 30 ot 8 rooms, with bath-room, wash-house, and largo garden; gas and wutor- laid on tho premises, all well drained ; entrances hall, _3x5; situation, Selwyn-street, close' to Ponsonby Road.—J. Williams, Tailor, Victoria-street. l_nOß ABSOLUTE SALE.—Beach Road, 30 Devonport. A rare opportunity for ob taining a bcacli frontage. Eight-roomed House, Willi colonial oven, register grate, tank, out houses, &c, ono minute's walk from Victoria Wharf; also, 5-roomed House, threo minutes' walk from Victoria Wharf.—Bonj. Tanner, 8, Queen-street, 1" tTOIIITaLE, Allotment, 50 x 50, Customs . street Wost, witli Iron Store, Machinery, &c, suitablo for Hay, Corn and Firewood Dealer; long lease; price £250. Also, Allotments in College Road and Mount Eden. Leamington Road—a New J-roomod Cottage, 50 x 99, price £250.—Apply A. Scott and Co., Firth's Mill, 73, Qnecn-strect. IjiOß SALE—Mount Eden, Victoria ' Avenue, off View Road, a delightful Villa Rcsidenco of 7 Rooms, quite new and finished off with all necessary conveniences. Beautiful view. Good rango in kitchen. Allot ment, 50 x 10_; levol and free from stono. To be sold vory cheap. Price, only £510. Part of purchase money can remain on mortgage.— Photograph and furthor particulars from D. F. Evans, Land Agont, &c„ Queen-stroel, (1025) 31*10 R SALE, Cheap Cottages, near town. _ Wellington-street — Cottage four rooms, etc., £00; llackot street—Cottage llvo rooms and Two Allotments, £2i.0; Montague-stroot— ■ lottilgo four rooms, etc., £ISO ; Staiiioy-slroet— Cottage four rooms, etc.. £230; Onehunga—House seven rooms, slable, etc., £200; John-street— Verandah Cottage, five rooms, etc., £220; and many others on application. — D. F. Evans, House and Estate Agent, Queen-street. FOR SALE OR LEASE, An Enjoyable Sea-side Villa Residence, known as tho " Kyo of Ponsonby," now occupied by Mr J. H. Witheford, having a frontage of 00ft, [to tho harbour, with similiar street frontage. The house is substantially built with the best, material, slato roof, &c.; has 5 rooms, and ' servant's bedroom (detached), bath- room, copper, &c. The grounds aro tqoked wilh rare and beautiful shrubs, fruit trees, &c, and the land slopes gradually to a shelly sandy beach, giving probably the best water frontage in Pon.onbj*. Situation very select. Panora mic view of city and harbour. Price, £725. N.B.—Tho adjoining allotment, with 70ft. frontage, can also bo had, if desired, on which is a newly-erected boat-house. (Bainbridge's coach leaves Union Bank and passes the door.) Immediate possession can be given, as the owner is leaving Auckland.—Apply on the promises, or to Mr Witheford, Stau Ofllco. TCI O 14 S A 1/ E, BUILDING ALLOTMENTS and BUSINESS SITES in various parts, as follows:— PONSONBY—At from 15s per foot. (031 N 1.1.50N-STRI.KT-At from £7 per foot. (IS) CHAPEL-STREET-Good Building Sites. (19) RICHMOND ROAD-Good Allotments, £2 per foot. (SB COLLEGE ROAD-Atfrom £s's per foot. PARNELL—CentraI, near Windsor Castle, £1 10s per foot. GREAT NORTH ROAD—Good position, olicap. MOUNT EDEN—At from 20s per foot, (Ifil) EPSOM—Near Toll-bar, £2 10s per foot. ST. GEORGE'S BAY ROAD, PARNELL-At £110s per foot. (1*0) ANGLESEA-STREET—Good position, £1 per foot. AND MANY OTHERS, ou application to D. F. EVANS, LAND AGENT, QUEEN-STREET. THIOII SALE (PRIVATELY). Tho favourite s.s. LALLA ROOKH. Tonnngo: Gross, CO; Net, 40. Now trading between Manukau and Waitara. ■ For further particulars apply to G. JOHNSTON, -, General Manager South British Insuranco Co., Queen-street, Auckland. Direct Supply Store. -•:- TRY -:- THE T*\IRECT QUPPLY CTORE hb JJirect Supply otork g W • NOVELTIES IN VASES AND ___ M LUSTRES. m EH Foil ,53 a? BARGAINS IN WORK'BOXES g_ \_ AND DESKS. Q H CLOCKS AND ORNAMENTS. m R FOB i-1 5 FLOWER STANDS AND FLOWER S °- POTS. h§ a . ""OR f p: VARIETY IN TOYS. Kj I'OR m B LADIES' BAG_i AND BASKETS. __ \V< FOX o S LAMPS AND CANDLESTICKS. a y, FOX [th \_ NICKEL SILVER AND POTOSI - SILVER FORKS AND kj .* SPOONS. _ m ron 9* TABLE AND DESSERT KNIVES. £> 5 CHINA, GLASSWARE, TIN- S m WARE, AND BRUSHWARE, M H &C„ &C„ &C. bj S ' ■ fe <& ALL NEW GOODS, A MAONIFICENT g fl VAUIETY, AND MAEVELLOUSLY H r . Low Prices. Is) S _3 H 'aaoxa Aicwnn xoaai/r aiIT •jIUOXO A'lddflC. J,O_IHIV_L MHkJL -•:- AUJ, -*• (_oo,]s»h's London Arca<!c. C\ OODSON'S T ONDON A RCADE j IS THE GREAT EMPORIUM IN AUCKLAND FOR WATCHES/CLOCKS, and JEWELLERY j (ALL WARRANTED), | ABYSSINIAN GOLD, SILVERINE, AND OTIII-ll j ARTISTIC IMITATION JEWELLERY, | FANCY GOODS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, Combining the USEFUL and the ORNAMENTAL, being the LARGEST, MOST VALUABLE, AND COSIPREHEN SIVE STOOI. CONTAINED IN* ANY OKI! ESTABLISHMENT IN THE COLONIES. TRADE MOTTO: SMALL PROFITS k QUICK RETURNS. Note the Address— G OODSON'S T ONDON A RCADIS, OODSON'S J-'ONDON -«-RCADE. QUEEN AND VICTORIA-STREETS, AUCKLAND, AND AT CHRISTCHURCH AND WELLINGTON. " THE LADIES' GUIDE TO CRICKET," Is Free by Post—l 3 Stamps.



I For Sale. TIMBER FOR SALE. — Kauri and Puriri. One Million feet (more or less). —Apply to A. Cunningham, Onehunga or Auck land. IJ.K ! INK !—For Sale, Cheap, a fow pairs of Pads and some Bottles of Ink (various colours!.—Apply Stau Ollicc. J7IAMILY RESIDENCE. -For Salo, in . Church-street, Ponsonby, a Substantially built Family Residence of six rooms, with kitchen gas stove. The Allotment is SO feet frontage by 100 feet deep, and is well planted with a variety of fruit trees, which are now in good bearing. There is also a coachhouse or workshop, U x 10. Price, moderate.—Apply on the premises, one door beiow opposite school. jjj^Oß SALE or Lease (Avondale), S-acre 30 Homestead witli cottage and out-buildings; 1 acres in orchard, and trees in full bearing; first-class land, having a frontage to WJiau Creek. A bargain.—ll. Partington, Stiehbury's Buildings. ij.OR SALE, a very desirable Farm of . SCO acres, within six miles of Kawakawa, Bay of Islands. It is all fenced, sheep-proof, and divided into 13 paddocks, four of which are sheep-proof. Tho Farm is well watered through out. Comfortable House, Barn, Stablos. Cow sheds, and Sheep-yards. Well worth the in | speolion of anyone wishing a comfortable home; or tho Farm will be Leased with Purchasing Clause —Apply to J. M. and J, MOWBRAY, Land Agents. Fort-street. ALLOTMENTS.— Bayfield (very cheap), also at Ponsonby. 22s 0.1 and 2*>s per foot; Dovonport. £2 per foot; Dovonport (Melrose), £2 Ps; Allotments at Mt. Roskill, Mt. Eden, New ton, Devonport, Northcoto, &c., &c. (cheap); long list of Houses and country properties open for inspection; Newton (corner site). 2 Houses and Allotment, £,V) 0. — WM. GULLIVER, Coombes'B Chambers, Queen-street. TglO CAPITALISTS AND OTHERS.— _M_ Splendid Building Sites in centre of the City. All that valuable City Property in Short lanrt-slreet, corner of Mill's Lane, and situate between Messrs A. Clark and Son's warehouse and Messrs Bycrofts' Mill. This Freehold being in such a commanding and central position is a lirsl-class investment for any Capitalists, and if any inducement, the Vendor is willing to allow nearly all the purchase money to remain on mortgage, being satisfied with the pros pective us well as tho present valuo of this Site —1). F. Evans, Land Agent. E SIR ABLE SMALL FARMS WITHIN EASY DISTANCE OF AUCKLAND. For Salo, in such areas as may bo ugreod upon, the Property of.WM. McLaiiohi.in, Esq., containing :t,OOO acres, near the Papatoitoi Station; much ol it rich volcanic land in good pasture, capablo of carrying heavy crops of grain. Terms: One-third Cash, halance can re main on the properly at, six per cent, interest. ALFRED BUCKLAND. 0T U AliT-STll EE T. — Tho most k3 thoroughly built and ncatos'. finished Cottage in Ponsonby, consisting of 1 rooms and scullery; fitted up with every convenience, such as register grate, Leamington rani'e, dressers, cupboardsr water laid in, two tanks, &c.; enclosed verandah both back and front; good garden, well drained and planted with fruit trees nnd vegetables of nil kinds; fowi liouses, &c.; allotment, 15 x 111). To anyone wanting a new house that has been built 'not run up for sulci, this is a rare chance. Prico, AlOO.—Apply to P. F. Evans. mo MEDICAL MEN AND OTHERS. FOR SALE, THITIUSSIDENCE OF THE LATE DR. GOLDSBRO', That very desirable and commodious Resi dence situate on Manukau Road, Parnell, consisting of 11 Booms, exclusive of Dressing rooms, Bath-room, Conservatory, Pantry, Wasii houso, &c, &c., &c.; fitted with gas and every • possible convenience; also, Stable, Coach house, Man's Room. &c.; Buggy, Harness, &c. The Furniture and valuable collection of Medical Works and Instruments of the late Doctor is also offered for sale. This splendid property Mrs Goldsbro'has placed in my hands for immediate sale, which affords a splendid op portunity, and one seldom met with, to secure one of the best practices in Auckland. Com ments aro superfluous | suffice it to say that it is tlie rcsidonco and practice of the Into Dr. Goldsbro' (of ovor 20yoars' standing), which is sufficient guarantee of its worth and stability. Cards and viows and all particulars on applica tion to D. F. EVANS. Land and Estate Agent. E V () N P O R T, NORTH SHORE. FOR SALE: 7 Large Allotments with beach frontage, hav ing magnificent view of Rangitoto and its surroundings. 2 Allotments In Grey-street, near Victoria Wharf. A Now Cottage in St. Ann-street, priec £230. 5-roomed House, Melrose; corner let, 60 _ 200. Price, £375. I-roomed Cottage. Victoria Hoad, price £225. 00 Qunrtcr-acro Sections, in good positions. Will be sold cheap. 5 Choice Allotments in Domain-street, near English Church. 1 Lots, 17 x 2110. on Lake Road, and adjoining Flagstaff Hill. II Good Allotments, -li x 1?5, near Mr J. B. Russell's, 20s per foot. Must be sold. 2 Lots (volcanic) in Kcrr-stroct, 100 x HB, with two cottages. £tlso. very cheap. 1 Lot near District School, good view, 94 x 113. Prico £200. Apply to It. & R. DUDER, PitvoKPOKT Stork. r\N 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, Sharps, Chaff, Onions, Canterbury Potatoes, Auckland New Potatoes, Corned Bei__\ &c. Wholesalo and Retail. ALBERT AND ROBERT EATON, PRODUCE MERCHANTS, Fort-street (next to Customs-house). CJ A M U E L WHITE © HAS FOR SALE AT THE YARD, CUSTOMS-STREET :— Per 100. Puriri Posts £0 10s , Very Good Puriri Posts .. ..7 10 Hobart Kails 90 Sawn Puriri Postsßx3 .. .. lOdcch. Sawn Heart Kauri Boards, 0 x J .. 'SsprlOO Split Palings 10 Hobart Bails S:0 Sawn Rhnu Ralls 05 Titrco Balls 70 Kauri Posts lscach Shingles, House Blocks, &o. 19 SAWN SLEEPERS, 8 x 5,2s Od each. Educational. ITERR CARL SCHMITT Will resume Lessons on tho Hli February. Communications to bo addressed to Choral Hall. R POOLEY, Toucher of Organ, Har monium. Pianoforte. Singing, and Voice Cultivation,—Mendelssohn Villa, Hobson-st. MADAME POOLEY, Teacher of Sing ing and Voico Cultivation, Remuora and vicinity, on Fridays; North Shore, on Wednesdays.—Mendelssohn Villa. Hobson-st. ADIES and GENTLEMEN desirous of joining Madame Pooley's Elementary or Advanced Vocal Clussos are invited to send in their names early. — Torms : 10s Od por quarter, in advance. LADIES' Seminary, College Road.— Miss Vailo is at homo from 2 till i p.m. Duties resumed 31st January. MISS VAILE'S Classes for Drawing, Painting, Etching, Painting on Satin and Terra Cotta, meet 31st January. Excursions, TjtXCURSION TO ST. HELIER'S BAY. The Annual Treat in connection with the Holy Trinity Sunday-school, Devonport, will be held, at St. Holior's Bay on WEDNESDAY, 23rd inst. Tho p.s, Takapuna will leavo the wharf, Devonport, at 9 a.m. Fares .. .. TWO SHILLINGS . Public Notices. MRS TAYLOR, Certificated Midwife, caro of Mr Mackie, Lower Vincont stroet. T^THAT is a Model Bakery ? O.OTS AND SHOES.-J. J, Austin's Boots and Shoes onco worn always worn. —75. Victoria-street, and City Market. IMELOW'S Practical Book-keeping Made Easy for Schools and Self-tuition, 3s Od; by post, Is.-Collins, Publishers, _£Y_W piARK TESTIMONIAL. NOTICE.—A Committee Meeting will be held • at the Office of the undersigned. New Zealand 1 Insuranco Buildings, Oueen-street, on THURS DAY, 21th January. 1881, at 12 o'clock noon J. STODART, Socretary. I Auckland, January 21,1881. J "\rEW ZEALAND TIMBER COMPANY j. Jji (LIMITED). I Notice is hereby given that the TRANSFER ! BOOKS of the above Company will bo CLOSED from MONDAY, tho 21st January, to MON DAY, the Ith February, both clays inclusive. XV. PERKINS, Secretary. Auckland, 19th January, 1881. "DUETT'S AUCKLAND ALMANAC AND PROVINCIAL ILVNDBOOK, FOR 1884, IS NOW ON SALEI AT ALL BOOKSELLERS. JUST RECEIVED, Xx Tongariro, A STOCK OF ARTISTS' MATERIALS. J. LEECH. Shortland-street.



To Let ' riHO LET, Two.* Furnished' Rooms with X fireplace; private entrance; live minutes' ' walk from Queen-street.—Apply Star Oillce. TO LET, a Shop situated top of Pitt-St. —Apply to Mrs Taylor, Pitt-street. ?T\o LET, in Norfolk-street, Ponsonby, J- Nice Sitting-room and one or two bed roums,—Apply Star office. TO LET, a Furnished Bedroom, Jormyii strect, near the Railway Terminus Hotel; rent, 5s por week. npO LET, a Room with firenlnce, in X Nelson-si reet.—Apply airs Nieolson. f|".o LET, in Wood-street, Ponsonby, a X 6-roomed House; gas and water, and v good view of city and harbour.—A. Pollard, Arthur-street, Ponsonby. . -T^O LET, Furnished Bed-room and X Sitting-room, with use of kitchen.—Apply Mrs Pearce, Nicholson Cottage, Pitt-street, few doors from Grey-street. npO LET, in Arthur-street, Ponsonby, a X new nine-roomed House and Bath-room ; well finished ; verandah and balcony ; gas and water; magnificent view of city and harbour. —Apply to A. Pollard, Arthur-street,Ponsonby. mO LET and For Sale, a (i-roomed Houso Kin Norforlk-street, Ponsonby.—For particu lars apply William Rosser, on tho Surrey Hills Estate. f*r.O LET,Shop, with handsome plate-glass X window, in Wakefleld-street, adjoining the Clarendon Hotel.—Apply J. M. & J. Mowbray, Land Agents, Fort-streot. TO BE LET, a fine House, top of George's Bay Road, Upper Parnell. just now finished (15th), in one or in two.— XV. E. Sadlor. r|**lO LET, Furnished Apartments, with X use of kitchen.—Apply ill, Victoria-street West, TO LET, or for Sale, 4 to 10-roomed Houses and Allotments, Farms, Businesses, —Grant ami Crossnn, 177, Quocn-stroot, filO LET, o'-roomed House, woll finished X and pleasant view, Oliph.nt-street, Ver mont-street, Ponsonby; rent, Us,—lnquire Mr C. Lougbottoni, on tho premises. "VTORTHCOTE.—To Lot (Furnished), a A.l Delightful Summer Retreat House, 8 rooms; plate and linen; sea bathing.—D, F. Evans. Land Agent. /CHELTENHAM BEACH.-To Let, a VV Furnished House, — Apply It. and R. Under, North Shoro. rp O LET (FURNISniSD), THE RESIDENCE OF XV. MOTION, Esq., WESTERN SPRING LODGE, With 12 to 17 acres Land. Full particulars from D. P. EVANS, Land and Estate Agent. Volunteer Notices. , fTTOBSON CORPS, XX A.R.V. Monthly Inspection of Corps will lake place at, Drill-shed THIS (Monday) EVENING, nt 7.30 p.m. Special Meoting after para pS , TfiR DIaNAN ; Captain. Business Notices. GOING OUT of Business!—A Large Stock of Watches still on hand, — Jas. Adams, Watchmaker, Victoria-street. SEWING MACHINES Repaired at Lon don prices by D. S. Chambers, Practical Machinist. Needles for 90 different machines. IL PAINTINGS, EX CANDIDATE^ FROM LONDON. Now on Viow at my Show-rooms, Shortland stroot, Several Large and Valuable On. Paintings by Morris, sen., Moltino, XV. R. Stone, A.R.A., and other well known Artists (Guaranteed). AN EARLY INSPECTION INVITED. JOHN LEECH, Sho*___a_ d-strket. ___ TfcEVONPORT FURNITURE (£_ 3J> WAREHOUSE, & fcj C_J 11. J. TURNER S CD • Is prepared to Supply, at the lowest ■_ E-i Auckland prices, every kind of Fnrni- § ture, Bedding, &c. g Suites of Furniture Renovated and 2 i-3* made equal to now. § 11. J. T U R N ER, X Devonport. R S. M U It P 11 y (Late op Ponsonby Road) Has re-opened in her new Premises, next door to Mr Williams, Tailor, Victo_.ia-.it reet, with a well-assorted Stock of Ladies' and Children's Underclothing, Fancy Goods of all kinds. N.B.—Mrs M. would intimate that she is not connected with the person of tho same name who till lately carried on business in Hobson street. KEYSE AND MALCOLMSON, [Telephono No. 76] Proprietors of tho Auckland Receiving, For warding, and Parcel Delivery Agency, Coal and Firewood Merchants, Office: 21, Customs-street, Beg to notify the public in general that they Receive und Forward Goods and Parcels of every description lo all parts o£ the Town, Suburbs, and Onehunga. Goods collected and shipped to all West Coast ports, and delivery taken of produco and other goods at Onohunga on arrival of steamers, and forwarded to Auckland. Furniture carefully removed by experienced men in the Agoncy's well-known largo and suit able spi ing vans with expedition and despatch, and on most reasonable terms. "OONSONBY VINEYARD. Having arranged with Mr A. Linabury for the Sale and Delivery of this season's crop of Grapes (which are now ready, and in good con dition), all orders left with the undersigned tho day previous will bo punctually attended to. THOMAS STEADMAN & CO., Seed Merchants, Queen-street, __. Next to Mr Wisoman's. OQ VICTORIA-STREET, AUCK OO • LAND (six doors from Albort-st.) T. E. CARTER, WHOLESALE & RETAIL PICTURE FRAME MANUFACTURER. IMPORTER OF MOULDINGS, GLASS, PICTURES, SCRAPS. AND MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS. Teacher of tho Pianoforte, Violin, &c. For terms and testimonials sco Brett's Alma nac Advertisement, page 87, and post free on application. Tuner and Repairer of Musical Instruments. ]N ew Ijavv Partnership. THE UNDERSIGNED bog to announce that thoy have Commenced Practico in Co-partner ship as BARRISTERS AND SOLICITORS, In Chambers in High-street opposito Mr XV. Atkins Printing Ofllce, E. W. BURTON, W. J. NAPIER. Auckland, Scptembor 22nd. 1883. fIHEAP AND GOOD CUTLERX. THOMAS SAMUEL, Importer op Cutlery, Has just received a good supply of aU kinds of TABLE AND POCKET CUTLERY, Consisting of Ivory and Bono Table Knives, Pocket Knives, Scissors and Raisers, Table Knives und Forks in cases, suitable for wedding and complimentary presents ; also, Eleclro-plated Ware, Siberian Forks and Spoons, specially cheap valuo, Sidor ophron Forks and Spoons, having tho lustro finish and ring of Sterling Silver. All the above goods selling at very low prices. THOMAS SAMUEL, 108, QUEEN STREET, Noxt to Mr Wcstpfanl* Bootmaker. INGRAM AND CO., ENGINEERS AND MACHINERY FITTERS, Contractors for Every Description of Factory Fitting, Pattern JLucino, Castings, Turning, Pipe Screwing, &c, &c. All WOODWORK in Connection with Machinery Made. Plans Prepared and Estimutes Given. Agents for Ail Descriptions of AMERICAN MACHINERY. Lubricating Oils, &o. Office and Works; CORNER OF VICTORIA AND COBURO-STREETI., /H.H. SMITHS \onzjMM 10 S. AUCKLAND/^ TTISITORS TO AUCKLAND, beforo T they return home, should secure somo Shares in HERBERT H. SMITH'S GRAND ART UNION OF PANORAMA, Valued at £150; also, SEVEN ECLIPSK OOTTAGji RANGES, Valued at £50. , Also, call nnd sco his New Ranges, gnarantccd to repay themsolves in 12 months. A few new Singer's Sewing Machines for sale . at nearly Half-price. Also, a largo Tank Stand for sale



Person:.]. !jgj IF Mrs Maconikcy docs not call and tJ] 11 her things before IboL'ltli. they will bo SIIB to defray expenses. — Mrs Hill, Nolson al M \\ ellcsley-strects. s ISM I WILL not be responsible for any del I contracted by my wife. Eva Lynch. ,; I THOMAS LYNCH. Parnell S Auckland, Jan. 21, 1881. 1 THE Person to whom I entrusted a snu B case of Quartz Jewellery will oblige H leaving same at Star oflico.-W. T. MILLE. ■ WANTED, tho Person who applied 1 Vincent Villa for a Situation to ci ffl Lost and Found. mm LOST, in Victoria-street East, FeaiH Shell, mounted with gold.— Finder rlfl warded on leaving same at Star Oflice. .1H LOST, on Mount Eden, on Saturday last ___ a Buggy Cushion.—The finder will bo rrtß warded by sending it to Y. Warren, KarangSM hape Road. l>B LOST, Chestnut Mare, about 16 handjß high, branded N on oft'hind rump; also}l a Dark-brown Mare, about U hands -2 inchdjH high.—Anyone returning tho same- to Mr ___ Parker, Mount Eden Road, will be rewarded. | 1 LOST, on Saturday afternoon, betweenH Freeman's Bay and Symonds-street, I B Paisley Shawl —Anyone returning tho same I ■ Mrs Atkinson, next lias Works, will reeoiv D 10s reward. H LOST,, on Saturday last, by a workit_| ■ man, .3 in notes, between Wyndhnm an| B Upper Queen-streets.—Anvono returning sam B to this oillce will be rewarded. ■ LOST, a black-and-white Dog; answer ffl to the name of " Bravo;' collar No. 11.- IH l'lcaso return to Thomas, corner of Rata-street ll Ponsonby, or 9 1, Grey-street. Anyonodetaininß ■ same after this notice will bo prosecuted, 1 LOST, a Black Cattle Dog, white breast tan spot over each eye, white forepawi Willi tun spots, picco of rope around neck answers 10 the name " Bolt."—Whoever will re turn samo lo A. Graham, Nolson-streot, sho! be rewarded. Anyone retaining samo aftei this dato will be prosecuted. TjTIOUND, a Bay Pony corner of Chape X' and Durham streets, while points, staj forehead, tail cut. If not claimed in nine davi sold to pay expensos.—Apply to R. Martin Chapel-street. IT*O~UND, on the 19th inst, a Pawr X' Ticket, No. 1,195; niinio. O'Brien.—The owner can have the same by applying to bar man at the Prince Arthur Hotel and paying foi this advertisement. STRAYED, a Dark-brown Mare ; 2 white licols, bob tail; brand, half-circle under trianglo ; reward. —Mr Morgan, Hill-slecet, Newmarkct. -BTRAYED on Sunday evening from Mount Eden, a Black Mure, branded IA on left shoulder, and F on right shoulder.- Anyone giving such information as will re cover her will ho suitably rewarded.—Apply to J. I'attersall, 312, Queon-streot, Auckland. 1 rrUVO POUND (£2) REWARD.-Stolen JL or Strayed on. Decembor IS. a Bay Horse,! white slar on forehead, dark points.—Anyonol giving Information or returning him to the! London Dairy, Grey-street, will receive thol above reward; anyone detaining him ufter thisl notice will bo prosecuted. 1' Medical. IST ° T I c■ H i C. 11. HDNTABLE, M.D., 1 Formerly of the Stall-of House Surgeons in Uii Glasgow Royal Infirmary, Clinical Assis- | tant to Professor XV. T. Gairdncr (Physician to tho Queen, \ Scotland), Desires to announce that he has Purchased tho'; House of Mr Waymouth, next door to tlio reslr donco of tho lato Dr. Goldsbro', Parnell, whertf; lie may be consulted on and after ] JANUARY 11. I j RUITSYRUPS.= i MADI! WITH CAN D V, BY A NEW PROCESS. 1 F. C. SHARLAND, SOLE Agknt. Suitable as Adjuncts to ' ■JBRATEI) WATERS: i GINGKRKTTE, GINGERADE, GINGER AIM SYRUP, RASPBERRETTE,MORELLACHERRY,&c. ■ BLACK CURRANT SYRUP, . GREEN GINGER WINE, I CLARIFIED LIMEJUICE, , 8 LIME J UICE SYRUP, LIME J UICE CORDIAL. P. C. SHARLAND, Apothecaries Haix. M Opposito Post-ofliee. 1 TOOTHACHE! Toothache!-Do not suffer cxcrneiatiiig pain whon Odontalgi con will oure you instantly. Is.—C. W. Good son, tho London Arcade, Agont. rTHIE Best Preparation extantforprotnot-i ."&n.AIl?-^!.. G£(.^hiaDl'- Erasmus WUson'a I I-OriON FOR THE HAIR. It is prepared 1 from the original formula of this eminent 1 authority by Charles Butcher, Pharmnoeu- I tical Chemist (Victoria and New Zealand). I junction of Pitt and Grey-strccta, Auckland. I OSELINE for tue HAlß.—This ele- | gant preparation completely oolinsos I every artiole of a similar kind now before ft the pubho : -Pnco, lsGd a bottlo.-SnABiAND. I Apothecaries Hall. J: R. ARNOLD'S PENNY ROYALB ~ .AND STEELIPHA-a-The most populor niodieino of the day. Price, 2s 6d a box.-t!olo. nial Agent r C. Sharlanu. opposite the Post ollice. ..; RATS! RATS! RATS!-Us» '* SHARLAND'S PHOSPHOR PASTB' -■'■■ Rata eat it greedily, and die; no smelh _ „ I'rice, One Shilling a Bottlo. . '-. v. C. SHAItLAND opposite Post-offlcr. QEGRETTIS INSECT POWDER.-Tho KJ host and most rolia.hlo in tho market. In perforated canisters. Prico. ls 6d. — F c SHARLAND, Apothecaries' Hall. * .; TOOTHACHE CURE - Instantaneous K. C. SHAhLAND (opposite Poßt-ofticc). W_„ O R M S. All children snllur from tliom. • 1 „„ H snspeetod.askfor the Certain "too -< SHAJILAND'S Vi*ORM POWDERS, .jacket i ApoUiecanes' Hall, opposite Post-ofllco • Auctions. TO-MORROW. NOON. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, AT ARTHUR'S MART, -C_L Furniture Department— Horso. Hair Suite, Cedar Chest Drawers. 1 ChofToniors, Pianos, Organ, Wardrobes, Couches Iron and Wootl Bedsteads, Carp its. I Hearth Rugs, Fenders and Irons, I'.ather Bsd ! Spring, Hair, and Flax Mnttroßses, Book Catos 1 Bicycles. Pier Glasses, Mirrors, Toilet Sets, Dinner Sets. Perambulators, Pictures, Venetian Binds, Loo and Oval Tables, Cane and Wood Chairs, Vases, Wool Mats, Baths, Ironßuckets, S?- T ft Saddles; also, Lot Glassware^ Vases, 1 oilet Sots, Fancy Goods. Boots, Books. Blinds, Tinware. Carpenters' Tools, Sowing 1 Machine, Sundries, ■! Feather Beds, Feather Pillows, and Lot Linen, &c., &c. 1 R. ARTHUR. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY. 23. 'l TO SADDLERS AND OTHERS. !:J| HOGG SKINS! HOGG SKINS! . MEN'S SADDLES, BRIDLES, GABRIEL LEWIS WILL sell at his rooms on the abovo • date, atll o'clock, 1 Caso Real Hogg Skins for saddles 3 Cases Men's Saddles i 1 Case Ladies' Saddles Bridles, Girths ' '■' &c.. &c., &c. MONDAY, JANUARY 28, At Noon. lIEPBURN-~STREET. \ HOUSE FOR SALE, sitnated in TBuddfe EsrnStrCCt' *u* joininß "'» Property of ' To be Removed within ten days from day ot | AT ARTHUR'S MART. B. TONKS.] . [R. C. CARE.] » [ B . D- TO JJKS. MONDAY, JANUARY 2S. HANDSOME AND SUPERIOR MODERN HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. RESIDENCE OF~E K. TYLER, Esq.. Symonds-sthekt. B. TO N K*S & CO. HAVE received instruction from E. X Tyler, Esq., to sell on Monday, 28th Janu ary, at 11 o clock, THE WHOLE OF IHSSUPKRIOR MODERN FURNITURE AXD EFFECTS; - At the Residence, Symonds-street, near the Supreme Court. Tho Auctioneers would call special attention to the above sale. Tho whole of the Furnfturo * is of superior description, and worthy of olntu. inspection. ' wluse On Viow at 9 o'clock on Morning of Day of Sale. Also, at 12 o'clock, The Sale of tlio Lcaso of tho Residence havine eleven years to run. at an annual grouna rental of Fifty-one Pounds.- Tho sHuSttoS House su*'passo<l- Opposite Government .. Conuaned on Fourth Pat« ~__a_l . >_______■