THE SITUATION IN THE SOUDAN.

IHBFEAT OF IMKJIIi PASHA

TWO THOUSAND MEN KILLED.

Cairo, February i. Intelligence is to hand from Souakim re porting that Baker Paaha made an advance for the purpose of rolioving the garrison at Toka, but was attacked near tho latter place by n strong force of Arab rebels. An engagement took place, which resulted in tho defeat of tho Egyptian troops with a loss of 2,000 men, four Krupp guns, and a Gatling gun. Baker Pasha is now return ing to Souakim with the remainder of his force, finding further advance impossible.

DETAILS OF THE FIGHTING.-FEAR FUL SLAUGHTER.

Narrow Escape of Baker Pasha,

Seven English Officers Missing,

On Monday morning last Baker Pasha's force, consisting of tlirco thousand six hundred mon, engaged a force of three thousand Arabs at a place about, seven miles from Trinkitat. The Arabs ex hibited tho most desperate bravery nnd charged the cavalry, who iled before the onslaught. The Egyptian artillerymon fired one round on the enemy, and then abandoned their guns. Colonel Sartorious ordered the infantry to form a square, but owing to the panic prevailing, the movement was incompletely executed, nnd the Arabs charging into tho gap left, completely routed the infantry, who threw away their arms and implored mercy. The slaughtor was terrible. Tho Massowah black troops alone maintained a lirjn re sistance, and General Baker failing to rally his force on them, a general (light took place, tho Arabs pursuing the fugitives until they took refuge behind tho earthworks near Trinkitat.

General Baker has since embarked tha remainder of his army on five ships and proceeded with them to Soukit. Tho enemy's loss was small, but tho Egyptian army lost two thousand men, and all their baggage and guns were captured. General Baker and Colonels Sartorious nnd Buridley narrowly escaped being taken prisoners. Seven English and ten foreign officers are missing. The immediate result of tho defeat has bt«n massacres at Sinkar and Tokar. Gordon Pasha's safety is doubtful, and the fall of Khartoum is likolv to follow.

A force of marines have been landed at Souakim. This further Egyptian disaster is likely to seriously damage Mr Glad stone's credit in the coming general elec tion.

'The ilebel Force Not a Thousand Strong. Cairo, February G. —Uaker Pasha tele graphs from Souakin that his assailants near Tokar numbered under a thousand.

Cairo, February s,—Furthor details to band from Souakim regarding the defeat of Baker Pasha's force by the Arabs, show that the Egyptian troops, of which his force largely consisted, proved utterly untrust worthy, and when called upon to advance against the enemy refused to fight, and fled ignominiously. The European and Turkish detachments stood their ground, but were overpowered and outnumbered, and were .cut to pieces. Jluch alarm was felt at Souakim at the ißUOsess of the followers of El Mahdi, and a force of marines was landed from the British vessels lying off the town, in order to prevent a panic occurring among the inhabitants.

The defeat of Baker Pasha's troops has irwdored the y.ejief of the beleaguered garrison at Sinkat and Toka hopeless.

Policy of tho British Government,

LoxDOir, February C. —In tho Houso of Commons yesterday afternoon, tho amend ment proposed by Mr Bourke to the Address-in-Reply, condemning the Egyp tian policy of tho Government, was under consideration, but failed to meet with much support, and was rejected by a substantial majority prior to tho dinnor foour Adjournment.

The British Dofcnce of Souakim,

London, February 6.—ln tho Houso of Commons to-day, Mr Gladstone announced that the Government had ordered that measures should immediately be taken to reinforce the Indian squadron at Souakim, .under Admiral Hewitt, with a view to the (protection of that town from the land side fry a force of marines and sailors.

CRICKET MATCH.

Publicans V. Sj'owers, Wine Merchants and Aerated Water Manufacturers.

Theue was a largo turn-out to-day on the Domain Cricket Ground to witness the cricket match between two eighteens made up from members of the above callings. A considerable sprinkling were ladies, and tho jsesutiful weather mado the gathering most delightful, a band of music adding to tho pleasure by discoursing sweet rousis at Intervals, Play was commenced in tho ■iorenoos—ihe brewers going first to the wickets, a«.d making a score of 43. The publicans followed, and when v.c went to pres* had made a score oi 111 for the loss of 13 wickets. The ptoy was more amusing than scientific, and shouts of laughter greeted the various lucky hits or flavx pas. The matob was eot up for the benefit of the local Orphan Homes, and the method employed to elicit sympathy was rather unique. Liquors were rirovided gravis and dispensed to nil and sun dry by several publicans' wives—there being i contribution boxea on the ground to receive! the donations of the public towards the : clarities named. It is expected that the result of tho tactics pursued will be to secure a. handsome sujp. The following are the scores: —■ Publicans. D.TwohM .. .- ■■ •■ ■• Z Sevillo _2 nanTwohill 20 Glovor - Jj Donovan ~- •• »J Lynch .. _ * Weston » Daniels 0 Scott .. .. « Caffery \ Hawkinß } Brimblocombe J Coombes, not out * Extras •• " _ Total for 13 wickets.. .. .. Ul Brewers, &c. Dalgleish J Myers * Jsaacs « %.\ii \ 3, Smith •• •■ J Glodhill * Hondry } Boberfcaon .. }. SeccomUu S Wilsoji ° ■Townßhona " Kolr •• •• " pry .-• •• n Murray .. !! Wilson " Groy •• I Suitor, not out ~ " Extras ■ J^ Total. .. ■• i 3

Auckland Sharemarket.

Deep Level Cross-2s lid, 3s Id; buyers, 3s 2d PrlncflraS-Ws.lSs; buyers, 17s; sellers, Caledonian Low Level-7d; buyers, (id Colonlst-ss, 5s 3d; buyers, 5s Horn -Buyers, Is 2d Diamond fiully-3s 3d itorwin—Sellers, 5s

James Mearns Sfwnce, of Whaneavei. has been adjudicated a bankrupt, and the first meeting of creditors is fixed for the 13th inst.

The annual meeting of the Northern Club was held this afternoon, but the pro- held a ? a.e of was spirited and attendance large. Mo,l, allotment 35, corner of Beresford-streot, £1,030, buyer, C. Williamson ; 2, lot 101, near Main Road, Berauem, £211 15s, Edmund 3ell; 3,452 acre?, Hunuft, £81 4s, and 4, 327 acres, £130 10a, Robert White : 5, 560 acres, Maraetai, £168, John Abbott; 7, Karaka, 88 acre 3, £25 16s, Peter Robinson ; 8, 98 acres, Papa kura, £120, Robert White ; 9, allotment 3, village of Onehunga, £112, Edmond Bell. Thelollowing allotmenta were also sold :—2 at Ellorslie £105, and 81 acres at Okahu £20 ss. The Queen-street Wharf was the scene of the other uccidont, and the sufferer by it was a lumper named William Henry Joseph Williamson, who resides in Shortlandstreet. He was assisting at the unloading of cargo from the steamship Doric, when some iron fears which were being slung canted over -md threw him from the wharf. He was caught between tlio ship's side and wharf piles, and struck on the left leg by a bar of iron, sustaining a fracture.of the limb. Ho was taken to the Hospital, and the in mired limb having been set, he is now pro gressing.favourably towards recovery.

LATEST CABLEGRAMS.

(llecoived February 7, 12.35 p.m.) The Victorian Gunboats.

London, February 6.—The Victorian gun boats havo reached Spit Hoad. They behaved splendidly during a very rough passage, making an average of 8 knots an hour. The AddrcßS-in-Rcply to the Queen's Speech. Tho division on the Eight Hon. Mr Bourke's amendment on tho Address-in- Roply waa entirely a catch one, being taken during the dinner hour, when Sir Stafford Northcote, instead of standing as was ex pected, astounded the house by calling for a division. The amendment was lost by 77 to 20. The only notable feature in tho debate was Mr Bourke'a condemnation of the system of protectorate. The Address ill-Reply elicited no amendment in tho House of Lords, and was agreed to after a brief debate. Archbishop Moran. Dr. Moran, Bishop of Ossary, has been officially mtified of his promotion to the Archiepisoopal See of Now South Wales, and is now awaiting the final orders from the Vatican. A Nico Problom lor Rod Tapclsts. London, February 6. —The Admiralty are inquiring into the legality of the Vic torian gun boats proceeding to their dosti nation as men-of-war.|

(Received 7th February, 1.10 p.m.)

Sydney, this day.—lt is announced that it is the intention of Government to propose some modifications in the schemo of taxa tion set forth in the Treasurer's budget. It is stated that personal effects, such as fur niture and wearing apparel, will be exempt from Proporty Tax, and that tho limit of exemption will be increased to £500. It is furthor stated that the tax will be fixed at a halfponny in the £, instead of a ponny as proposed. Melbourne, this day. — Arrived, this morning : Tarawera. The Marchioness of Normanby is now slightly better, but still seriously ill.

LATEST TELEGRAMS.

Christciiorcii, this day.—The bowling match between the Christchurch and Dunedin Clubs for Mr P. Cunningham's cup commenced at noon to-day. At 1.30 tho scores were—No. 1 rink Christchurch 81, Dunodin 18; No. 2 rink Christchurch 29, Dunedin 22. Tho interprovi ncial match takes place to-morrow. Tho Tasmanlan Crickotors. Owing to the rain this morning, tho com mencement of the cricket match, Tasmania v. Canteroury, was postponed till 2 p.m. The Tasmanian team havo decided not to visit Wellington or Nelson. Dunedin, this day.—Johnny Faulknor has been scratched for all engagements at the Autumn Meeting. At the City Police Court, James Aitcho son, charged with a breach of the Trade Maries Act, was remanded till Thursday. Four informations have been laid against Hyaat. Aspinall's claim at Skippers washed up fourteen pounds' weight of gold.

LAUNCH OF THE WAIREKA.

Unfortunate Mishap to tho Vessel.

The launch of tho now three-masted scliooner Waireka, which took place at Mechanics Bay this afternoon, was by no means a fortunate one. The vessel, which is a handsome craft of about

100 tons, was ready to send into the water shortly before three o'clock. She was gaily dressed with bunting, and a largo number of persons •were present in the expectation of seeing a fine launch. The shores were knocked away, and the " dogs" removed, but the schooner still hung. A screw-jack and acouple of " rams" were brought into use, and by these she was soon set in motion. The christening cere mony was neatly performed by Miss Emma Richards, of Parnell, who Tftstributed the usual bottle of champagne very cleverly over the vessel's bows, as she slowly glided onwards towards the water. The onlookers had evidently concluded that all was right, for a cheer was raised. Too soon, however, for when tho vessel was about half the distance down tho ways, she suddonly lurched to starboard, and the ways fell under her. Her after end was in tho water, but her fore end stuck hard and fast upon the bank, and although several efforts were made directly afterwards, and were con tinued for some time, the schooner still hung amidships when wo went to press. It was intended to do everything possible to get the vessel out of her unfortunate position before the tide fell, because it was feared sho would sustain serious injury if left hanging over tho bask after the tide fell. The Wairoka is a handsome schooner, built on a good model, with rise of floor suilicient to indicate that sho will be a fast sailer, and nico easy lines. Her length is {OOft., overall sho measures lOOi't.; her beam being 17ft. 4in., and her depth of hold Bft. Gin. She is "diagonal built, nnd well put toge'thor, so thaf; Copt. Johnson, for whom she was built, has ex pressed himself j}s highly satisfied at tho manner in which Mi1 ilcQuame has carried out the work. The ne\y sghponer is to be employed in the trado between ¥evy and Australian ports, and special attention has been paid to her cargo carrying capacity, as well as speed. With the object of securing rapid despatch, she has been constructed with three hatches, which will admit of speedy loading and discharge of cargo. Her passenger accommo dation is also good, there being a very neat cabin aft, fitted up to accommodate six passengers. The sailors also have been looked .after, t)ig forecastle being very roomy and sy.ell Jighted, The vessel iB one of the finest yet built hero, ijnd jt is much to be regretted tfi.ajb the launcfr jfoa (it tended with such misfortune as jhat alrpady described.

THE AUCIGjAND EVENING STAR, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 1884



timt-AU'. in Bankruptcy. TNBAMKR U P T C Y. IN THE COURT Of" BANKRUPTCY, HOLDEN AT AUCKLAND, In the matter erf "Tho Bankruptcy Act, 1883," and of tho Bankruptcy of James Mjukjsb Spenoe, o( WhanKarei, in tho County ot Whangarei, a Bankrupt. Notice js hereby given that by an order of the said Court, At Auckland.. the above-named Jame3 Mearns Spanee was Una day adjudicated a Bankrupt within the intent and meaning of the above-mentioned Act. The first meeting of Creditors will bo held at the Juij-roora, Supromo Court Buildings, in the City ol Auckland, on WEDNESDAY, the 13th day of February iest., at 11 o'clock a.m. Dated this 7th day of Official Assignee in Bankruptcy. William Tiiornb, Queen-strcpt and ynlcan Lano, Auckland, Debtor's Solicitor. Aquatics. DONSONBY EEGATTA CLUB, Tho Annual Meeting of tho Ponsonby Regatta Club will be held at tho Ponsonby Club Hotel on SATURDAY Next, the 9th inst., at eight o'clock. Business: To receive Report and State ment of Accounts for past year, and to Meet Officers and Committeo for ensuing year, and ffis Ji:;crdTnT^fip^r°re^ ted to attend, R^ 3M, Hon. Bee. Dividends. -VTEW ZEALAND LOAN AND MER CANTJLE AGENCY 00, (LJMITED). It Is hereby notified to Shajrehcldprs in New Zealand that a Dividend at the rate of \pn pgr cent, per annum for six months .ending ?lst ])eoember last, and a Bopus of five per cent, will be payable at tho Company's QO&B, Queen street, on and ultev the sth inst. FBSDE. BATTLEY, Secretary. Auckland, oth February, 1881. Educational- X AND SCAPE PAINTING, Oil Ol' L Water Cofour.-MR K. VVATKINS will hold a Class at his Residence, Carleton Road.op. Paturday Afternoons, commencing i ebruar y 3. Horn™ 2to 3.30 p.m. Terms: 1 guinea per quarter. Tenders. TO PAlNTEßS,—Extension of Time.— Timo has been Extended until MONDAY, 11th, (or receiving Tenders for Painting Houses in Collingwood-Btrcet for Mr Williams. Continued on First Page



Wanted. WANTED, a Married Man for a farm. —Apply Mr Kilgour, Newmarket. ANTED, a Good Waiter.—Apply Star Hotel, between 7 and 8 p.m. ANTED", a Fitter and Turner.—Apply James Mclntyre, Oneliunga. ANTED, a Good Second Cook for a Restaurant—Apply Publisher, STAR Oillce^ ■ WANT 3D, a Baker, one accustomed to small goods. - Apply at once to W. IJ. Dallen, Coffee Palace Hestanrant. WANTED, a Good Carpenter.—Apply to James Maokio, Coach Builder, Victoria-street East. ANTED, a good General Smith, and tv Fitter and Iron Turner; al9o, a Strong Boy. Apply early.-George Leahy, Dock iron Works. WANTED, an Experienced Gardener by Mr Justice Gillies, Hooklands, Epsom. TJJSTANTED, Waiter, Laundress, Cooks, T T Housemaids, Generals, Nurses, Nurse girls, Dressmaker. Wanting Situations—Good Servants, male and female.—Mrs Whitcoinbo's Registry. , WANTED, a Competent Man to Keep the Saws, and capable of Working cither Break-down or Circular, fora mill in the country.—Apply to Mr Thwultoa, diatoms street West, Auckland, before noon Friday, Bth February, 1831. WANTED, by a Middle-aged Single Man, with excellent testimonials. Em ployment as Groom, Gmdener, and Milker—a sober and a valuable num.—Hannaford's Auck limil Registry. WANTED on Farm, a Single Man able to plough, milk, and do general farm work. Constanteniployment; good wages. Refci'oneoß required.—Apply by lotlerto C. Kao, Wairoa South. WANTED, Situation, by thorough ex perienced Man Cook. First-class refer ences.— .i£T___________O________________ VXfANTEI), by a Steady Man, Q sitim- Tl tion in store, factory, or any other em ployment.—Apply TM, Stak olllce. ANTED, 2 Strong, Activo Young Men; also, a lioy to Milk, and make himself generally useful.—Apply at tho Works (Warnock Bros.), Cox's Creek. ~\\7" ANTED, at Hannaford's Auckland T T Registry (established 20 years), a Young Alan to milk and drive. WANTED, a • Young Man of good address for a store. One accustomed to the grocery preferred.—Address G. Stak offl.ee. \ITANTBb, a Young Man who has been Vl used to the Plumbing Business, and a strong boy to learn the trade.—Apply to M. 11. Kccsing, 62, Victoria-street. ANTED, a Kespectablo Youth, aged about H, to make himself useful in an oftlee and store.—Apply to V. Stevens. \\T ANTED, a Smart Youth as Improver TT to'the Shoeing Branch; a new chum preferred.—Apply George Atty, Blacksmith and Wheelwrigiit. Taurangq. WANTED, a smart, respectable Youth; ono used to horses preferred.—Apply to A. Aloy, Grocer, St. Mary's Hoad, Ponsonby, near the tlirco lamps. ANTED, a Strong Youth for the Country, able to milk, and make him self gonerallyusoful.—Apply at Tilly's, Tobacco nist, 6t, Queen-street. WANTED, a Smart Respectable Youth for the Shop; also, two or three Im provers or Apprentices to tho boot trade— Thomas l'rosscr, Upper Queen-street.



WANTED, a Boy to carry parcels.— Apply at once to J. H. Ilannnn, Draper, Victoria-street, offllobson-street. WANTED, a Boy to Loam tho Tin smith nnd Ironworkers' Trade, or an Improver.—Apply to G. IT. Mursdcn. Tinsmith, &c, corner of Chanel and Durhain-strceta. WANTED, a Smart Boy to learn tho Carpcnteriiipr. - Apply to Paul Mc- Kenzio, Kent-street, Surrey Hill. YTTr ANTED, ft Strong Lad for Store T T Work.—Apply to G. S. Jakinß, Customs- Btreet. WANTED, a respectablo Lad.—Apply It. Reoves, Devonport WANTED, a Boy to Milk and make himsolf generally useful.—Apply to J. M. Shera, Qnoon-strect. ANTED, at Hannaford's Auckland Registry (established iO years), a Gover ness ; must understand music. WANTED, a Good Barmaid.—Apply Greyhound Hotel, Quoen-stroet. \TTANTED, respectable Barmaid for TT Fiji.—Address, stating age and enclos- Ing photo., " Barmaid," Star Offlco. WANTED, Apprentices to tho Dress and Jlantle making. — Mrs Gourley, Lower A Tincent-strect. WANTED, a Smart Girl to do Light Housework and Assist in Shop.—For address apply Stab Offlco. WANTED, rospoctablo Girls as Appren tices to tho Drossi»a];(iig.-Mr3 Bond, Co'.lagcßoad. W ""ANTED, a Housemaid.—Apply at Stau ofllcc. WANTED, at Hannaford's Auckland Registry (established 20 years), 2 Female Couks for Hotels. WANTED, at Hannaford's Auckland Registry (established 20 years), Elderly Servant for Tquranga. WANTED, at Parnell, Experienced Young Person as general servant, four in family; must bo a good plain cook and laundress. Personal references required.—Ap ply Mutual Provident Society, Mercantile Chambers, Queen-street. WANTED, at Hannaford's Auckland Registry (established 20 years). General Servant for Wafkiito. W" ANTED, at Hannaford's Auckland Registry (established 2Q years), Several Generals and Nursegirls for town. WANTED, rcspqptablo Yoiinn; 'Woman as General Servant. — Apply to Mrs Tanner. Vauxhall, North Shore. WANTED, a Strong General Servant; reference requireS.—Apply Star Office ANTED, good Gonoral Servant.— Apply Kmplro Hotel, Victoria-street. \\7 ANTED, a good General Servant; V> also! a Nnrsegirl.—Apply, at once, to airaT. J. Philip, Karangahape 'Road, Newton. ANTED, a General Servant'; refcr onco ' required.—Miss Hfll, Wontworth Houßa, Ponsonliylload, WANTED, immediately, a good General Sorvant.—Apply Mrs W. Vailo, North Shore, or at W. Vallo and Co.'s, Qneon-strcet. WANTED, a good (ionoral Sovvant,-- Apply Mrs Thlstlo, Grafton Road (op posito Herr Schmitt's). «7ANTED, as Boarders, 2 Gentlemen; T T no othors kept; very respectable house Terms, 18s per week.—"W.W.," Star office. ANTED, Private Sitting-room and Bedroom, with attendance, within five mmuMS1 walk of tho Post-ofllcc—Apply 11L, offlfagqf ftHa p.epor. WANTED, by gentleman, good Un furnisjicd Ropm, Within 15 miniitcs1 walk Of (jqp<m-street.-Ap.pty'MG, Ppst-omce, Auckland. WANTED, a Small Store convenient" to Queen-Btreot. - Apply "1.N.H.." Stab ofllce. X*T ANTED TO RENT (Tuesday and V T ThuraJsr nights), Hall in Nowton, suit able for night Bohow.-/ r pply, "Leitra," Stab offlco. ' WANTED TO KENT, a Small Opnv foyi&bjs Cottage with quarter of an Acre of' Ground, oe»F Queen-street, Onehunga. ™-4pp)y Mrs UufchinTon, tyfcpn-strect, One hungn. ' ' __ WANTED to Rent, within easy distance j of Queon-Btreot (Ppnspnby proforred), : threo or four-roomed Cottage, >yith gas and water laid on.-Atldrcß3 P. 0., Box 14. YXTANTED to Rent, Small Wareroom or V T or Samplcroom.—Apply with particulars Uf "jlixic," Stab ofllcc. WANTED TO LET, a Store 30ft. by 60ft., in Dttiljam-street (two doors abovo Buekland's Sale Yards*; -K. H. Witt, Durham street ___™__^__ W ANTED TO BUY, a Milk Walk.of tou tp twenty gallons.—Apply to Milk, Star Office. WANTED to Buy, a Freehold House (not loss than 4 rooms), within a quarter of an hour's walk ol Queen-street.—Hannaford s Agency. 296, Queen afrcaf.



'ANTED to Buy, for Cash, Fowls of the following breed:—HimburKhs, Log horns, or Andalusians—Apply to Bibby and FlcjioJier, Stonyhurst, Mount Edon, stating prico. ANTED to gs}l, )?lb Boxes rich, strong, well-navourpd Tea; only 18s each. Table Sugar, 4d per }b, - &ot)t. Ilew, Victorla-Btreot. ANTED to So!!, a six-roomed House (nearly new, well finished), on an allot ment 33 x 100. Price. £300.-Apply to D. Hyauia -Bon, Ironmonger, Ponsonby (near the Throe Lamps). ANTED to Sell, to-morrow, profitable Drapery and Dressmaking Business. Sto.ok and flxturos all now. Price, £61; worth W.A., Star Office. WANTEp to Sell, choice Fresh Butter. Ifoy, yicl.qria-Btreet. "X^TANTED, Every labouring ¥an in YT Auckland te Read thoLeadW Articlo in tho new journal, " Labour," of THURSDAY, February 7, 1884, to bo obtained at "Labour" oHlia, ffjgh-strcot. . WANTE]}, 10 or I2lbs good Fresh Butter every week,—A^plf at Pioneer Store, Epsom Road. _____ 4NTED, Tenders for the Erection of Small School-room at Kohimarama. Plans and specification^ can be Eeen at tho oflice of D. Coldie, Albert-strebf, until Wednesday Xext, at noon, when tenders will be tauetved, WANTED, Tenders for Carpenters' and Painters' Work on a Dwelling at Pon sonby.—Apply to D. Hyauiason, Ironmonger, •Ponsonby (near the Threo Lamp?). "\VTANTED, all the Passengers ex Doric T V to oall at the New Butcher's Shop, next British Hotel, for Choap ana Good Meat at tho most reasonable pricos. WANTED, Travellers, etc., to know that I am psUinß Perspiratipn-proof Collarn (celluloid) atls. Sold else where at S!s6d. _J. Green, 85. Yictoria-at-rßet. . ; WANTED, Purchasers ' for New Sta tionery at Low Prices. Account Books, Inkstands, Desks, Handmade Papers, Stationery Cases beautifully Illustrated Family Bibles, 42s and Kew Books at Published Prices.-H. White, i Stationer, corner of High*at, and Vulcan Lane.



Wanted. WANTED.— Do you .want Money on Froehold, Fersnnal, or other security?— Apply to J. R. Randerson, Mercantile Chambera. Bills discounted. WANTED, Clients; Money to Lend on Building Society principle or other wise. Straight dealing guaranteed.—Spry and Geisßler, High-street. ___^ WANTED, everyone to see the Display of Japanese Goods in the Queen-Btreet window of Good3on'a London Arcade. ANTED KNOWN—That only the best quality of Local Beef and Mutton kept at the New Shop next British Hotel. A trial solicited. WANTED KNOWN — That New Supplies of tho Christmas Numbers of Graphic, Illustrated News, Pictorial World, &c, are now On Sale, for 2s each, at Lennox's, 100 and 212, Queen-street. WANTED KNOWN, that you can get those good old sort of things you used to buy in the Old Country. Where J At Letts Bros., Old Country Ironmongery, Hardware and General Storo, Mount Eden Road. Auckland. WANTED KNOWN, Seltaogones of reliable make.—Charles Kelsoy and Co. 120, Queen-street. WANTED — Whon you are in Hobson struct Ch. 1 and see the largo and choice stock of Mosgiel Twoeda just opened for tho coming season, at Munro and MiUwanX ANTED, tho Ladies to know that Munro and Milligan's Millinery Depart ment Is now replete with all the latest English and French novelties for the presont season. ANTED RINUWJN, Tennis Rackets, all boat makeß. — Uharios Kelsey and Co., 120, Queen-street. WANTED KNOWN—That Williams's Circassian Hair Ronewer is the only reliable preparation for Renewing Grey Hair and beautifying it;—as extensively used by the celebrated Circassian beauties. — Prepared by A. M. Williams, 2CB, Qiieen-atreet. WANTED KNOWN.— For Salo, at Reduced Pricos. Lcrlin Wools, Braids, Silks. Panama, Malacca, and Dice-Pattern Can vas, Darning* Net. and a variety of Fancy Goods. —N. G. Lennox, Auckland Circulating Library, 212, Queon-street. WANTED KNOWN. — A large and choice aasortmont of Silver aud Gold Jewellory at Charles Kelsey and Co.'s. They still continue to keep only Real Silver and Real Gold; consequently, guarantee everything they soil.—Charles Kclaey and Co., 120, Queen-street. WANTED KNOWN—Chkap Timbkb I Cheap Timber 1 And all other kinds of Building Materials, can be purcha3od cheaper and better than anywhoro oleo at tlio yards of D. Goldib. Albort-Btreot. "W^ANTED KNOWN—That Mrs Hadley V T Is Giving-up Businoss, and will sell her Stock of Fashionablo Millinery, Ladies' and Children's Underclothing, Costumes, lOolmans, Boys' Suits, Pinafores, Fancy Aprons, etc., at tho Lowest Possible Prices.—Corley's Buildings (next Gibbons'B, Grocors), Hobson street. WANTED KNOWN,— Cheap Now and Second-hand Furniture, Pots, Pans, Wash-tubs and Boards, Bedding, Bodsteuda, Chosts Drawers, Child's Cota, and all kinds of Household Furniture at lowest pricos, at Auston's Variety Store, 310, Upper Queen-street, under Young women's Institute. WANTED KNOWN, that every de scription of Crockory and Glassware can be obtained at tho lowost prlccß at Boylan and Tanfleld's, just below Savings Bank. WANTED KNOWN. — Violins (with bows), only 4a Gd; lot of Pianoforte Music, consisting of best known Irish and Scotch Songs. Boxes, 3s; Corksorews, 2d; Tobacco Stands, !)d ; Glove and Handkerchief Boxes, (Id j Hall Match Boxes. 4d; Luminous Metal Match Boxes that shine in tho night, Gd; grand lot of Ornamontai Oral Jlirrors, Is Jd and 2s; nice lot of Vases, l)d; llandsomo Glass Lustres, with drops, 2a Od the pair; (Ilass Baskets, Gd; Toa Caddies, 8d and fid; Shoo Brushoa. 2a 6d the set; grand lot of Jointed Toy Figures, Id; Money-boxes, Id and 4d; lota of otlior Toys, Id to 6d; Jack-in-the Box, 4d; children's Largo China Toa Sets, Is 6d; Clockwork Jlico, Is. A fow Rocklng-horsea cheap, oto., etc., otc., at Dam pier's Hobson-Btreet Shop WANTED KNOWN—Stovo Orna ments, Is ; Handsomo Coal Vases, 12s; Coal Scoops, 9<l and is; Zinc Buokota, is, is Id, and 2s; Tomahawks, Gd; suporior do., Is; Stovo Brushes, Is; Hat Racks, s 6d; Shovola, 2s Gd; Garden Forks, 3b Gd; Grand Sugar Basins, with lid, Is; Tumblers, 3d ; Cruot Stands (llttod), 3s Gd; Cruet Bottles, Gd ; Salt Cellars. 3d; Glass Decantors.la; Delf.lugs,2atließotofthree. Groat Reduction in Iron Bedsteads, Single Bedsteads, 20b ; Double do., 20s; Vorv Superior, do., 355; Grand Canopy do., SOs; Children's Iron Cota, Toll itretchers, Gs 3d; Kitchon Tables, l)s; Toilet Tables, 7s Gd; Infants' Chairs, 3b 9d; Meat Safes, 9s; Hip Baths, 20s; largo lot of Cheap Books, Crcckory, Ironware, &c, at Dqmplcr's Hobsonstrcet Shop. X\7" ANTED KNOWN, GOODISON'S FOR VALENTINES ! ■VALENTINES I! VALENTINES 111 GREAT VARIETIES IN JAPANESE ARIMA,; BASKET WARE. TASSIMA BOXES, MANDARIN SWIMMERS, BIRDS OFBEAUTIFULPLUMAGE, SCISSORS, DOLLS, SUNSHADES. &c. &«. $c, STERLING GOLD AND SILVER JEWELLERY, THOUGH NOT THE LAUOKBT STOCK IN TIIK COLONY, CKRTAINLY THE CHEAPEST, AND CONTAINING A 3IT.KNDID ASSORTMENT. ARTISTIC IMITATION JEWELLERY, CLOCKS, ELECTRO PLATK, STATIONERY, ■ CUTLERY, GLASS, CHINA, AND FANCY GOODS Generally wo have a Stock unsurpassed by any in the Colony, at prioes defying cpmpoti tlon. Each article guaranteed, it being need less to add exchangod if not approved, that being no now phase in our trailo, but adopted at its commencement. Wo have also marked our goods In plain figures and at tho lowest price; aud by demon stration proved tlio success of the plan: itß ap preciation shown by tho increased patronage of tlio year just closed, for which we most cordially thank our many f rionds. Oun Tradk Motto is Stilt- thk Same: SMALL PROFITS & QUICK RETURNS, And otii1 goodufttp l)}afkpdln «!|ison with it. Noto tho Address— r*IOODSON'S T ONDON ARCADE, v*OODSON'S J-'ONDON -"-RCADK. AUCKLAND. WELLINGTON, AND CHRISTCHURCH.



VVT A N T E p TZ" N Q W N. STEPHENSON'CJ TEPHENSON'O GREAT CASH SALE NOW ON, FOR ONE MONTH ONLY. FOR ONE MONTH ONLY. HAVING rnnCHASED B. MASON'S STOCK OF OJSNEEAL DBArEKY AT A LARGE DIS COPST) AW JJE irAyfNC! PURCHASED THE HAMK OFF M, VOUNKAItM, WE INTEND CLEARING IT AT ENGLISH COST. TIIE GREAT SUCCESS ATTENDING OUII lABT BALji pKTBRMINKS US TO OFFER WITH R. MASONS OUR OWN WELL-ASSO'RTEp AND. VALUABLE STOCK AT ABOUT AND BELOW POST PRICE. COST PlilOß. Ofj Account of thp Depressed State qf Trade and Lateness of the Season, we have Bought Large Parcels of Drapery at a Very Low Price. Such being the Case, Purchasers wJU find that they can Obtain Go,oc|b at a Much Lower Raj;e than they have ever been Offered in Auckland before., Come Early and.Test toe Genuineness op Tnis Cash Sale Now On. ALJj GOODS ENTE.REP DURING SALE WILL BE CHARGED FULL PBIbB, MILLINERY, PEES3MAKJIIG, 4-NP TAILORING BY EXPERIENCED HANDS ON THE PREMISES. COSTUMES MADE UPJON TWENTY-POUR HOURS' NOTICE. STEPHENSON'CI TEPHENSON'Q.7- DRAPERY AND BALL WAREHOUSE, KARANGAHAPE ROAD, ... ■ NEyraaN.Vi:■;'■. l



Miscellaneous Wunteds. BOOTS AND SHOES.-J. .T. Austin's Boots and Slioea onco worn always worn. —75, Victoria-street, and City Market ANVASSER. — Smart, active, good address. Wanted immediately. — Apply " Canvasser," Box 167, Post ofllee. ri LASSBLOWING, Fbkesian's Bay. \JT Saturday afternoon, from 2to 5. Admis sion, Od. Each Visitor rcceivesone Glass Jug. —M. Cook and Sons. Lolly Jars, Is each. 0 TAILORESSES.—Wanted, at once, a pood Vest Hand.—Apply at Stcphcnson's Emporium, Kqrangahape Road, Newton. 0 MASTER TAILORS.—Wanted, by a first-class Machinist and Vest Hand combined, a Situation in town or country.— Address. Miss Doric, STAIt OlHce. TO COAL MlNEßS.—Wanted, for the Waikato Coal Minos, 6 Experienced Coal Miners.—Apply to the Manager, at the Minea. TO GROCERS.—WeII-educated young Man requires Employment, any capacity; wages no object; understands bookkeeping. first-clans testimonials.—Wairoa, Htau Omcc. ! WANTED KNOWN. The King of Vegetable Tonics is NKIL & CLIFFORD'S HOP BITTERS. Aro being used by all classes —Merchants, Lawyers, Tradesmen, Seamen, Landsmen. Women, and Children. Tho most flattering and overwhelming testimony of unmistakablo benellt pouring in dully. 2s Gd a Bottlk ; 5 Bottlks fob 10s. DIAURHCEA POWDER AND CHOLKRA DROPS. Tlio best known remedies for! these complaints bo prevalent in summer inoiillis. It is not safe to bo witliout it. Is eacli. Fresh Shipments of Herbs, Itoots, aud Bark every month of every description; best quality; Wholesale and Retail, at lowest possible prices. Consultation personally or by letter. NEIL & CLIFFORD, HERBALISTS. BOTANKD DISPENSARY: WELLESLEY STREET EAST AUCKLAND. Lost and Found. LOST, a Guinea Piece, with part of Hair Guard, reign George Second, date 17.11. Finder rewarded.—Sharland and Co., Chemists. LOST, on or between the steamers Doric and Waihora, a Purse containing money. —Tho Under will be suitably rewarded on leav ing same at the ofllce of E. W. Hanmcr, Union Insurance Buildings. LOST, on Monday, a Large Black Dog (Carlo); two collars, 1883 and 1881, No. 1,01!). Anyone returning or giving information of his whereabouts will receive Ten Shillings. Albo, a young Sussex Spaniel Dog.—A. D. Halstcad, Wellealey-stroct West. STRAYED, from St. George's Bay Road, Parnoll, tills day, a Well-bred Dark-brown Mare, brand TP on otf shoulder, three small sppeks of white on oir style, newly shod; re ward will be riven.—Apply to J. 11. Smith, St. George's Day Road, and Fort-sired, Auckland. Amusements. m II E A T R E R OVAL, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 12. GRAND COMPLIMENTARY BENEFIT TENDERED TO THE ARTILLERY BAND FUND BY TIIH WAITEMATA WAITEMATA M I N S T R E L S. MINSTREL S. Popular Prices : Dress Circle, 3h ; Stalls, 2s; Pit, Is. BILLIARDS.— A Match of 500 up will bo Played at the Prince of Wales Hotel, Hobson-strcet. TO-MORROW {Friday) EVEN ING, tho Bth inst., between F. Weiss, Champion of Australia, and Sydney Pell, Weiss conceding 250 points. Play to commence at 8 p.m. Licensing: Notices. piITY OF AUCKLAND. NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR TRANSFER OF LICENSE. I, Thomas McCarthy, of Papatoltel, being tlii: holder of a Publican's License in respect of the house and premises situate at Papatoitoi, do hereby give notico that I desiro to obtain, and will, at tho next Licensing Meeting, to be l'oldon nt Iho School-house. Woodslde, Manurewa, on tho third day of March, 1881, apply for a Transfor of the said License from myself to JAMES SMITH, my appointee. Dated tho 10th day of January, 18*1. Thomas McCarthy. T ICEN SI N G AC T, ISB 1. '• PARNELL LICENSING DISTRICT, ELECTION OF COAIMITTKEMEN. I, Samuel Roynolds, Substitute Returning Olltccr for. the Horough of Parnell. hereby notify that FRIDAY, tlie 22nd day of February, 1881. is the day for the Election of Five duly qualitloil porsons to bo Members of the Licens ing Committee for tho District of Parnell. 1 also appoint Wk,\ 'NKBDAY, 13th February, 1881. until noon, as the day, and the Borough Council Olllcc as the place, for the Nomination of Candidates. Dated this 7th day of February. ISSI. S. REYNOLDS, Substitute ICoturning Oillcor. A NNUAL ELECTION OF LICENSING JX CQMMITTEK, In pursuance of "Tho Licensing Act, 18SI," and "Tho Licensing Act Amendment Act. 1882," and " The Regulations of Local Elections Act, 187 C." I hereby give notice that an Election for the Return or Five (5) Duly Qualified Persons as Members of the Licensing Committco for the Papawa District will be held on tho twenty fifth day o( February. 18S4, at tho Council Ofllcos, llqwick, and that the Nomination of Candidate^ will be held at tho eamo plate as beforp-fiienliOned fin flip 18th February, im, up to the lipui1 Of upon. J. OLIPHANT HUGIHES, ; Returning Ofliecr fpr Licensing Committee ™*, M. Courl, Oneluinga, 6th February. 1881; 'ft' '-> TGA LICENSING COM- In pursuanco of "Tho Licensing *ii-. l~ Jl and " Tho Licensing Act Amendment Act, IBSi," - and " The Regulation of Local Elootions Act," 187ti," I lieroby givo notice that tho Quarterly Meeting of the Liconsing Committee for this district will be held on tho fifth day of March, 18SI, at tho Resident Magistrate's Court, One hunga, at the hour of n00n...



J. OLIPHANT HUGHES, Clerk to the Licensing Committeo. R.M. Court, Onehunga, 7th February, 1884. I\/TANUREWA' LICENSING COM IYf" MJTTEE/ ' l ' ' ■■- In purhuanqc of ' rTh6 Licensing Act, 1881," and '•The Li'conatnß 'Act" Amendment Act, 1882,' and " Tho Regulations of Local Elootlons Act, 1876," I horoby give notloo that tho Quarterly Meeting of tho Licensing Committoo for this District will bo hold on TUESDAY, tho third day of March, 1-84, at tho School house, Woodsido, at the hour 01 noon. J. QLIPHANT HUGHES, pljjpk tp tho LJqpnsjng pommittco. R.M. Court,' Qnphn'ngij, alrji Fpbruary, 18*1. T-JiIALiVNPU BOUQUET, /j ' THE NATIONAL PERFUME. Tho Sweetest ana most Enduring Handker chiof Perfume of the day. It has been before tt)° Now Zealand and Australian Public for mauy years with unprecedented sucoobs. Manufactured by SHARLAND & CO., Auckland. WRAPE JUIPE SALINE. This Saline forms a sparkling draught equal to any natural or artificial water, which-rendors it especially valuable to - travellers in warm climates. It relieves Headache and Sickness, allays Fobrilo Symptoms, and affords immediate relief in all simple Derangements of Stomach. It will be' found exceedingly valuable in Purifying thp Hlpod 4n.fl Cpglmg tho Syijtem, and thus preventing tl/qsG unpleasant Eruptions and Pimplps so common to many at the change of tho seasons. In "Bottles, stoppered and oascd, 2s 6d.-F. C SHARLAND, Apothecaries' Hall. DEAFNESS.— Drs. Harvey* Pritchard's (Aural Surgeons tp the Royal Ear Infir mary and JJing's College HpspUai London) in valuable Remedies. ' Send stamps for ridsting pMtiouJai's ti}' i( 1' 2tM,''Qnepn-strcbt, Aiicklanr. GOQP NEWS FORHQMCEOP4THS.— Marshall's pure Homoeopathic Medicines can he obttiine4 ftQm p. W. Ggodopn, London Arcade, Is pop bottle. Da per dogon, rfTHE Best Preparation extant for promot. X ing Hair Growth is Dr. Erasmus Wilson's LOTION FOR THE HAIR. It is prepared from the original formula of this eminent authority by Charles Butcher, Pharmaceu tical Chemist (Victoria and Now Zealand) junction of Pitt and Grey-stroeta. Auckland. QEGRETTIS INSECT POWDER.—The k5 bcxt Mid ninst reliftWe l n t"e marlce<: Tp porforatod canisters, Pijoe. la Ha. — if. 0. 3UARLAND, Apothecaries' Hall, . "DATS! RATS! RATS!—Us° Xk; BHAR.MW3 PHOSPHOR PASTS" BttS oat it greedily, and ttio; no smell. F. C. oppo^te Poß^offlce, r. ARNOLD*S PENNY ROYAL AND STEELIPILLS.—The most popular msiite'ne of thp day. Price, 2s 6d a box.-Colo ; nial %'gi.m f O. Sharmnd, opposite the Postr ofllce. " rfiOOTHACHE CURE — lnstantaneouß X RoIief—ODQNTALGIC—Is per bottle.— F. C, 3HARLANI) (oppoeite Post-offlce). W' 0 R M S. All children suffer from them. If suapectod, ask for the Certain Oure, SHARLAND'B WORM POWDERS, apackot Apothocaries' Hall, opposite Posfcofflce^ "OSELINE for the HAlß.—Thig ele. gant preparation completely eclipses every article of a similar kind now before the public.—Price, Is lid a bottle.—Siiakland, Apothecaries' Ha 1. •



To Let TO LET, in Upper Queen-street, next Newton Schools, a Furnished Sitting-room and Bedroom, with or without Board. rPO LET and For Salo, a Groomed House I in Norforlkstrcot, Ponsonby.—For particu lars apply William Rossor. on tlio Surrey Hills Estate. TO LET OR SELL, Houses, Gladstone and Howe-streets, Eden Terrace, Pon sonby, Newmarket.—Grant and Crossan, 177, Queen-street. nnO LET, Shop, with handsome plate-glass i window, in Wakefleld-street, adjoining the Clarendon Hotel.—Apply J. M. & J. Mowhray, Land Agents, Fort-street. TO LET, for two months, a Comfortably Furnlßhed House of 8 rooms, with garden, on main road, Parnoll.—Apply to J. M. aud J. Mowbray. Land Agentß, Fort-street. rilO LET, 0-roomed House, "O'Neill- I street, Ponsonby, good well water, tank, cellar, and every convenience.—Apply T. If. Shove, Wyndhaiu-street. O LET, at Mount Eden, 1 Six-roomed Villa, bay window, verandah, four fire places with register grates, tanks, cellars, out houses, wash-house with copper.—Apply Jesse Stokes, Mount.Eden Road, oppoaitc the Urange. rpO LET, in Codringham street, Great I North Road, a Bevenroomed House, with bay window, register grates, and cooking stove, about 15 minutes' walk from Upper Queon-strcct. —Apply at Mr Mahon's Glasgow Store, Great North Road. TO LET or For Sale, in Lower Symonds streot (opposite Government House), good nine-roomed House with kitchen, bath-room, pantry, gaß and water, kitchen range, Venetian blinds, stablus and coach-house. — W. and J. Fratjr. Land Agents. Queen-street. TO BE LET, in Hobson-streot, opposite St. Matthew's Church, an old-established Bakery. The Shop and Dwelling aro commo dious, and the bakehouse Is well adapted for a lurgc business. This bualnena site affords a raro opportunity to a now arrival or others desirous of commencing business. — Apply to F. G. Kwington. LIGHT STORAGE ; or, an Office Jtoom To Let in High-street-Apply to S. Rout. CHELTENHAM BEACH.—To Let, a VV Furnished House. — Apply R. and li. Dudor, North Shore. HOUSE To Let.—A six-roomed House, well situated. Brighton Road, Parnell; rent, lGs per week.—Apply to Sam. White, Ciislomß-street. "VTORTH SHORE.—To bo lot or sold, an J3 Eight-roomed Villa on main road: vol oanio soil, 7 minutes from wharf; bay window, 2 verandahs. 3 register gratcß, cooking rango, cupboards, &c.; also, House of 14 apartmonta near tho above; woll suited for boarding-houßO or largo family; llttcd with all necessary ap pliances.—Bonj, Tanner, 8, Queen-stroot. TO MERCHANTS, FORWARDING AGENTS, LIVERY STABLEKEKPERS, &c—To I^ot, LARGE PREMISES in Durham streot, adjoining the Haymarket, recently oc cupied aa storos by Messrs T. and S. Morrln and Co.; vory suitable for any businosa requiring large space in tho oentre of tho oity.—Apply to Mr K. 11. Witt, adjoining; or VV. and E. Hasten, U'akeflold-strcot. \\^AREIIOUSE TO LET OR LEASE. Warehouse of twp Btorieß, with excellent cellar, in'Albprtand Little Qupenatreets. B*. TONK3 & CO. np o let (FyitNianpn), THE RESIDENCE Of W. MOTION., Esq., WESTERN SPRING LODGE, With 12 to 47 licroß L,a])d.. Full particulars from D. F. EVANS, Land and Estato Agent.



Meetings. PRINCE OF WALES LODGE, No. 1338, O.E. The Regular Monthly Meeting of the abovo Lodge will bo hold, at the Freemasons' Hall, Princes-street, THIS EVENING, at 7.30, Visitors are invited. By order of tho W.M. M. S. LEERS, P.M., Secretary. OUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION, corner of Wolleslev and Albert stroets. — Evangelistic Servico THIS (Thursday) EVENING, at 7.30. All are Invited. liecent arrivals cordially invited. FTUIE LICENSED VICTUALLERS Of CITY NORTH AHB lUSQUKBTKD TO ATTEND A MEETING THIS EVENING, EIGHT O'CLOCK, AT THE VICTORIA HOTEL, R. F. LUKS, Secretary City North Committee. T7IIGHT HOURS DEMONSTRATION. | General Committee Moeting in tho Working Men's-Club on FRIDAY, Bth. at 7,30 p.ni. Al' I the Delegates who hold Collecting Booka will pleaso return them on or beforo that evening. CHAS. B. KING, Secretary. j ST. JAMES'S HALL.—A Meeting of < ltatopayors will be held on FRIDAY; tho 1 Mh inst., to form a Ratepayers' Association. > William Thome, Esq., will take tho chair. Volunteer Nqties§> i TTVEVONPOUT NAVAL ARTILLERY. 1 Persons desirous of enrolling themselves In j tho abovo Corps, now in process of forma- ' tion, aro roquostod to attend a Meeting THIS EVENING, at 7.30, in tho Oddfellows1 | Hall, North Shore The election of Oiucors will t«kc place thereat. N.B.—This will bo tho . llnal opportunity for enrolment.—By order, | "p. k'^ames. i TVfKW ZEALAND RIFLE A/iSOCIA.- j li ; won;. ■ ; Thp Annual Prize Mooting will be hold at i Elloi'sHd on tho 28tU February and following i days. Entries must bo mado with Mr H. G. Payno, Jeweller, Quoen-strcct. Applications/wanted fpr JO, mayknvs and scorors. KPW COOPER, Local Sporctury. sssHarboiiv Board Notices. —^«fc; 1 ■ \ UCKLAND HARBOUR BOARD. APPOINTMENT OF PILOT. *"' ' ~ { Harbour Board QfltoA, 8, 18&1. Applications tor tho appointment of Pilot for the Part of Auokland will bo fecoivod at this olHoe until TUESDAY, tho 19th instant; at noon. Applicants will require to bo examined, and otherwise comply with the By-l^ws of tlto Board respecting Pilots, full particulars Df which can bo had on application at this office. Applications to be endorsed, "' Application for Appointment of Pilot." C. B. STQNE, Chairnmn, A UCKLAND HARBOUR. BOAUp", jtafGIIOTR FOR CONSTRUCTION OF CALLJOPE GRAVIN3 DOCS. Board Office, Auckland, January 16,18&(. Applications for tho Appointment of Engineer to Pro pare Plans and Specifications, and SuporT intend the Construction of CaHiopp Graving Dock, will bp rccoivpd at tb\s Offlpe untU TUES DAY, thp lffth pobriiary, lf&J, ivt noon. Full partlpn)arß may do obtalnod upon appli cation at this ofllcc. Applications to be endorsed "Engineor for " Calllopo Graving Dock." C B. ISTONE. PfljUyintwa Pinilig Notices. - "VTOBLE GOLD-MINING COMPANY i-1 (LIMITED). Notico is boreby given th<Vt t»ip followine Shares, forfeited for of Calls, will be sold hr Biiblje Auction by Mr B. C. Greon^ wood; Jatjila Mart, Queen-atrcct, Auckland, on THURSDAY, tho 11th February, 18S1, ur.le*s Calls and Expenses aro paid \c, thp Manager on or beforo that date I=> Nn/ino: No. of Shares. Hy. McWilliams 100 AnhiqNoblo .. '.'. .. ..791 JaniesNpblo .. ~ ~ ~ »« J>\ A, WHITE, Manager. Auckland, Fob. i, ifei. ffDDEN TREASURE GOLD-MINING COMPANY (LIMITED). Notice is hereby given that tho following Shares, forfeited fpr nonpayment of Calla, will be sold by'public Aupt)pn by Mr R. C. Green wood, at nia Mart, Qiieen-stveet, Auckland, on THURSDAY,' tbo lltli February, 1881, unless ! Calls and Expenses arp paid On qx before that' "date:-^ ! Name, • No. of Shares. ' Patrick Mellgan 1500 i Thoniaß K. Shaw 300 Edward Shaw 700 \ F. A. WHITE, Manage*, . Auckland, Feb. i, 1884, "' | Money. T O AAA T0 LEND at Current JLJfra\r\J\J Rates of Interest on Frec -7 hold Security, W. F. O'SULLIVAN, Shortland-atrect. T 1 A TOT£ldiooo"LENT^n'Building I jl" Society principles, or on ojher terms to suit borrowers. Allotments bought ajid Houses built on Weekly Payment System Mortgages and Loans negotiated. See List of ProperOoß for sale on Ith page. Six per cent, allowed on money deposited for investment— C. Williamson. Land. Estate, and Financial Apen land Valuer, High-fltroet, Auckland



For Sale. FOR SALE, Alderny Heifer in full milk, and in calf.—Apply Stak Ofllce FOR SALE, a Firßt-class Farm of 350 acres volcanic land, all in good grass.— Alfred Biickland. FOR SALE, Three Water Tanks, with Taps, Cheap,—Second houso above store, Crafton Road. FOR SALE, 10-roomed New House, three minutes' walk from Victoria Wharf, N.S.—Apply J.Tntyea. Alma Store, Ponsonby. OR SALE, Parnell, small Cottage, in good position; large allotment, good view; cheap.—ll. Tanner, 8, Queen-street. FOR SALE (£210), 4-roomed Verandah Cottage and Two Allotments. — Apply Robt. Kcw. Victoria-street. FOR SALE, a Pair of Pure-bred White Leghorns.—Apply Arthur and Co., Auc tioneers. Queen-street. F~ OR SALE, a General Store in one of the most rising townships in tha Waikato; I slock at valuation.—For further particulars, I apply to John Buchanan, diatoms-street. FOR SALE, on easy terms, a comfortable 4-roomod Verandah Cottage, with every I convenience; price, £130,—Apply to F. Hastings, | Charlotte-street. New North Road. FOR SALE, Mount Eden, Two well built and convenient Cottages, in good ' positions, near the toll gate; cheap,—B, Tanner, . 8, Qiioen-atrect. FOR SALE, Drapery Business In a ilrst class position. Owner retiring through 111-health. No reasonable oll'er refused. If made ' at once.—Address by letter. X.8., Stah Ofllce. "ITIOR SALE, large and well-situated |X" Residence on CoYlogo Road ; eight rooms. Prico, only £700.—5. E. Hughes, jun,, Kstato Agent, Vulcan Lane. OR SALE, Villa Residence, Franklin Road, containing ten rooms, will! every convenience. Threo Allotments witli double frontages. Price, £850; this is a bargain,—S, E, Hughes, Estato Agent, Vulcan Lane. I7IOR SALE, ono Pestle and Mortar, ) suitable fora Prospector; also, Screwing Tackle, suitable for a Blacksmith.—Apply J. Duvins. Grocer, corner Karangahape Road and Pitt-street, Newton, FOR SALE or LEASE, a FARM of 50 Acres of good Land, 12 miles from Auck land, on tho south Road, Vinery and Or chard; splendid view. Terms vory low.—Apply Stab Office. FOR SALE, the Hurdle and Steeplechase Horse, Highland Fling, by Ilavensworth, out of Quickstep, by Nutwortli, out of Flirt (an imported marc).—For further particulars where the same can be seen, apply Halstvad Bros., Durlium-Btreet. TjK)R SALE, at Mount Eden, a House of Jj 7 rooms, with register gratcß, 2 cooking ranges,detached washhouse with copper; about Jacro volcanic soil. Elevated position, splendid view. Easy terms.—Jas. Prince, Watchmaker, Victoria-street. ' FOR SALE, n substantially-built Shop and six-roomed House, with washhouße, bathhouse and bath, 2 ranges, register stove, gas throughput, eartshod, stable, good woll aiid tank; well situated, Jarvls Road, Ponsonby (near the Ponsonby Hall). Terms easy; price low.—Apply D. Hyauiasan, Jams Road, Pon sonby. I7IOR SALE, at Lako Takapuna, 7 acres . qf Good Land, commanding a aplondid view of the Lako and its surroundings, with a grand view of the sea and Auckland flarbouri Parties wishing to secure this desirable property should apply early to Star o/licc. Title, Land Transfer. ' ' FOR SALE, a very desirable farm of 800 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. ont. Comfqrtable House, Burn, Stable 3. OQW: slipdg, and Sheep-yards, Well worth tho in spection of anyone wishing a comfortable homo; or tho JTarm will he Leased with Purchasing Clause—Apply to J, M.and J.Mowbray, Land Agents, Fort-street IJIOR SALE, an Established Newspaper } Prqpprty, published in one of tho most promising districts of the North Island, with lease of Plant for a term, with cheap purchasing •lause. Above, toa pushing.jcmrnal(Bt&rsteady compositor, with a. vory little capital, is a gotvulno bargain, and can ho had cheap. Full particulars can bo obtained from Mr William Sylvester Pulford, Manager N.Z. and Tutor* ookralalNews Agency, .Au.ckla.nil. Box 216, FOBTSALE, Franklin Boad—Shop aud S-Roomed Houbo, LCOO i Ponsonby Road- Two 8-Roomed Houses, Ll,0*0; Grattfin-atroet, Ponsonby—Two O.Roomod Hou»es, largo Allot mentg, Ll.lSO; Howe-etreet— Shopando-Roomed II oiiso, L 570; Mount Albert—lo-Roomed House and oj Acres, Li.OO i: Mount Albert^lO-Roomcd House and 2 Acres, L 500; Mount Albert—New 7-Roomed Houso and 6 Acres, LUOfli Mount Albert—a.Roqmed Houso and 1$ Acre, H. 100; Burloigli-sti'eot — 5-Roomed Houso and Out houses, LSOO ! Clovoland-street, Parnell —10- Robmod House, LSOO.—Further particulars on application to J R. Randerson, Mercantile Chambers, Queen-street. SPLENDID NEW VILLA. * w Sale" in tlio healthful losing" 'district of Mount Albert; groM lon^d mm water viow; 1J acres ohofpo TOldanio soil, Croomod house (quite new) with wash-house, stable, &c.; purchaser can olioobo papor for rooms; every convenience. ■ 'Busses and trains pass the property many times dally. Prico, £1,100; terms as agreed.— Apply to J. R. Randerson.Land Agent, Mevean tilo Chambors. XQ YEAKLV.—Allotments in Beres- UG» fordand Howo streets, to bo lea?cdfo long torm of years. Money lent to build with it desired.—C. Williamson, Land Agent, High-st. INK ! INK !—For Salo, Cheap, a few pairs of Padß and some Bottles of Ink (various colours).—Apply Stak Olllco. f?^^/lk-ACKE FARM ?\h". S«io-ton 9j\r\F roomed. |ip.i|sjp,(lairy, nuthulldings, orchard ; a}l fopoed j seventeen paddocks; te.rma casy.-r-Clapton Cottaso, feoaflold View Boaa, Auckland, TO GROCERS AND OTHERS.—For Sale, the Goodwill. Lease Stock, and Fittings of a Well-established Husiness, s^u^te in tho heart of tho city; modcra^o ront and ' expenses: satisfactory reasons given lor dis^ ' posal. — For full particular? ' apply to A. 11. ■ Nathan, or Brown, Barrett a.nd Co. A LLOTMKNTS.—BayiioId (vovy cheap), J\. also, at Ppjisoflhy ,22a Bd and 33a per foot; Dc.vonnort.ii2 por feof; lievonport (Molroae), £2 I's; AllQtmdnta at Mt. Roskill, lit. Eden. Now ton, lJovonport, Northooto, &c, &c. (cheap); ' long list of Mouseß and country properties open for inspection; Nowton (corner Rito), 2 Houses and Allotment £550. — Wm. Gu^iybrT Coombes's Chambers, Quocn-Btr?et.



TO O^PTI'AIJSI'S AND OTHERS,— Splnn'tlid Building Sites in ocnUo at the City. All that valuable City WayMrty in Short laud-street, corriov of Mill's Lane, and situate between Jjossv-a A. Olark and Son's warehouso 6,i\i Mesara Byerofts' Mill. This Freehold being in such a commanding and central positron is a first-class investment for any Capitalists, and if any inducement, the Vendor is \vil(i:\e to allow nearly all the purchase mpx.py to remain on mortgage, being Butlsilad with the pros pective as wpli aa tho present valuo of this Site -.-»■ f. Bv«ns, Laud Agent. DE V 0 N P 0 R T, NORTH SHORE. FOR SALE: 7 Large Allotments with beach frontage, hav ing magnificent view of Rangltoto and ita surroundings. 2 Allotments in Grey-strcot, near Victoria" Wharf. — ■' A Now Cottage in St. Amvsfcrect, price £230. 5-roomed Houso J _J|glros e -; corner loj, 5Q x 200. A rl^c^SJSr* —MfJSmod Cottftgo, YSe'^Wa Itoad, pricf £225. 60 Q\iar(.av.aaW3eoUoiis, In good positions. Will QBgpldohoap. 5 Choice Allotments hi Domain-street, near English Church. . i Lots, 17 x 230, on Lake. ?,wil, stud adjoining FlagstaffEmi, 11 Good AUatmnnfe, 44 x 125, near Mr J. B. Bussell's, 20s per foot. Must bo Bold. 2 Lote (volcanic) in Kerr-street, 100 x 118, with two cottages. £650, very cheap, 1 Lot near District Schopl, goad view, Bl x 118. Pricp £200. 10-roomed New lifouse, with immediato posses sion: l\ioe, £800/ Apply to R. & R. DUDER, DuVaifPcp'r Store, Q N S. A L E. PAPERHANGINGS! PAPERHANGINGS! BY THE BALE. A LARGE ASSORTMENT. JUST LANDED, GABRIEL LEWIS, Auctioneer. SAMUEL WHITE HAS FOR SALE AT THE YARD, CUSTOMS-STREET r- Per 100. PlU'trl Poata £6 10s Very Good Puriri Posts .. .. 710 Hobartßalls 90 Sawn Puriri Posts 8x 3 .. - .. 16dooh. Sawn Heart Kauri Boards, 0x J .. )8» pr 100 Split Palings 10 Hobart Rails .. ~ ~ -• »0 Sawn Rimu Rails f» Titree Rails TO . Eaurl Posts .. In each Shingles, Houso Blocks, &c, 19 SAWN SLEEPERS. 8 x 5.2s 6d each. Land and Estate Agents. F. G. EWINGTON ESTATE AGENT (Established 18 Years). TO BE LET, at Rcmuera, for one year certain —Tho Furnished House and exceptionally lovely grounds belonging the Hon. E. Mitcholson. FOR SALE, at Rocky Nook, a New Shop and Dwelling, with good corner Allotment. This Is, a first-rate position for a butcher, boot maker, or draper, HOUSES, Shops, Cottages, Farms, and lovely Volcanic Allotments at Rocky ■ NGok For Sale.—F. G. Ewington. iW, Lc M ltchell: I LAND AND COMMISSION AGENT, 8, Mercantile Chambers, Q.uken-street. For Sale, a bargain, RESIDENCE OF SEVEN ROOMS, situate in Vermont-street, Ponsouby, Coi-ner Allotment 38 feet by 105. This U a well, built house, verandah on two sides, and is fitted with register grates, range in kitchen, and alto gether a Compact Home. Also, 1 Adjoining the above Property, are Two Grand Level ALLOTMENTS, each 10 x 105, Tho whole Property oan be bought at a very low price, and the attention of Speculators is invited to this venture. Xand in this street is being rapidly taken up. and tho money can be turned over quiokly. Apply oarly. Ea^y terms can bo sf rangod, ■ PKOSPECT-BT.-Small VILLA OF 6 ROOMS, near the Hall. Two register grates, etc. A aplondid baigain {or £350,



For Sale. FOR ABSOLUTE SALE, the Business and Goodwill of a Livery Stable, estab ished over 20 years, in the most central part of the oil y; the .whole concern being a profitable and first-class investment for any man desiring to acquire ono of the largest and best-paying monopolies, and which is capable of still further expansion. The stock of Horses, Carriages, Cabs and othor Vehicles can, with the wholo working plant, be tuken at a valuation. The Freehold and Buildings can be secured on ex ceptionally easy terms, or a Leaso of the Pro mises can be arranged. — For details und all further particulars apply to W. L. Mitchell, sole Agent, 8, Mercantile Chambers. Queen-street. ITiOR SALE, a grandly-situated Site for JF a Suburban Resideneo rtt Avondalo. The Lot contains almost two acres, bcintr immedi ately ouposilo the residence of Mrs Major, and adjoins Mr VVoolsjar's House and Grounds. It is all fenced, and is bounded on one side by a never failing, wide, fresh water creek. It lies beauli fully to the sun, and on such an eminence as to command a magnificent view of Mount Albert and tho surrounding country. It fronts a good metalled main road. Tliero is a good deal of grass, and for a Fruit Garden Site it cannot well be surpassed. Title: Land Transfer Act, and easy terms. — Apply to W. L. Mitchell, Land Agent, Mercantile Chambers, Queen-streot. T7IOR SALE, a arand block of 200 Acres X 1 of LAND at WHANOAREI. subdivided into 7 Paddocks by stone walls and wire fenc ing. Only two milos from the township. Vol canic soil, almost free from scoria, This mag nificent properly is bounded on ono sldo by the road running through to Wa|roa, and on tho other sides by splendid creeks. There ia a large number- of valuable Ptirivi Trooa, first-class Orchard and Garden., with Dwelling House, almost new. Dairy. Cowshed. Stablns, eto. The surface of tho land is perfectly levol, and being studded over with clumps of purlrl, M'eaents a Deautlful and park.liko appearance. This Farm Is the cream of tho wholo district. To bo sold very cheap.—For further particulars apply to I), b\ Kvans, Land Agent, Auctioneer, ctp,. Queen-street. T7^ 6" ii g! A IT" E — GENTLEMAN'S RESIDENCE WITH KXTBNSIVK GROUNDS FOR BALK, Situated three miles from Auokland by yaH or road ; good view, grounds litthly and tastefully laid out with tho choicest shrubs and flowors laid out, kopt In first-class order, lawn, drive, and largo orchard. House contains 12 rooms, lofty and large size. Conservatory, Bath-room, Laundry, Wash-house, Man's Room, etc., eto. Three - stalled stable, loose. box, lofts with grainery, cart-sheds, cow-bails, fowl-house, and overy modem convenience; force-pump with well, tank, etc., etc. Land richest description of volcanic soil. R. C. GREENWOOD. BUSINESS OFFICES.— Two Ofilccs To' Let in the central part of Queen-street.— Apply J^F.Evans, Estate Agent, Queen-street. ALLOTMENTS F*OR SALJi—Beauti ful Allotment, Shelly Beach Road; Largo Block, Anglesea-st.; Nice Allotment, Pamell, water frontago. Particulars on application.— S. E. Hughes, Estate and Financial Agent, Vulcan Lane. FTIO MEDICAL MEN AND OTHERS. FOR SALE, THE RESIDENCE OF THE LATE DR. GOLDSBRO1. That very doßlrable and commodious Resi dence situate on Manukau Road, Parnell, consisting of U Rooms, exclusive of Urossing oonis, Bath-room, Conservatory, Pantry, Wnsh house, &c.. &c., &c.; fitted with gas and every lossible convenience; f.lso, Stable, Coach lousc, Man's Room., io, j Buggy, Harness, &c. Tho FurJUtr.ro and valuable collection of kjedioal Works and Instruments of tUe late Doctor is also oirered for sale. This splendid property Mrs Goldsbro' has placed In my bands for immediate sale, which affords a splendid op portunity, and one fjeldom met with, to secure onoof t!lt> b«3t practices in Auckland. Com ments are superfluous ; suffice it to say that it s the residence and practice of the lato Dr. Goldsbro1 (of over 20 years' standing), which is sufficient guarantee el its worth and stability. Cards and via yra ((lid all particulars on applica tion to D. F. EVANS. Land and Estate Agent. UILD.IN,G ALLOTMENTS FOR SALE: MELFpnc-SEREET (off St. Mftry's Road)— Large Allotment, cheap Marine PARADB-Lareo Block; splendid view; price £250 WiMRF Road and West-strekt—Corner Lot; price £02 Wkst-strkkt, Baykield—Three Lots; price 2Ss per foot WiiAitif Road and Riciimond-stiirkt—Block about lj acres; price £350 Runnsll-strekt—Largo Allotniont; prico £100 CABCADK-STUElsT—Lsirgo Allotment; price £10■■ Corner Lot Si-uino-st., suitable for Butcher's Sliop. ohoap Good Allotment, Rosebank, Wiiau, neyt corner; very cheap—£9o Ellersme—Three well-situated lavgij Allot ments, from 20s per foot Nokthcctb—Larga AUatment on Main Road, 20s per foot Alao.,J^toi Cottages and Villa Residences on o^ay tcrnis, Apply to S. E. HUGHES, Estato and Financial Agent, Yuloan Lane, Public Notices. /^ RAZING.—The undersigned begs to \JC - notify that he has discontinued taking >orses or cattle to grazo at Ono Treo fltill^— Robert Hall. WHITE SEWING MACHINES (the king of all machines),—so just landed and for Sale by W. O. DenneS, Queen-street. BICYCLES !—lnspection invited. New Arrival. Personal Selection. Also, novel lot of Sundries.—G. Richardson, High-street, Auokland. Close at 6. I" THE Premises will bo Closed by the end of tho Present Mont}'. — Jas. Adams, Watchmaker, Victoria-stree.t. TpcTN S Q~N ?7Y . ,;V I KEYA RD. Having arranged with Mr A, Linabury for j the Sale and Delivery of this soason's crop of Grapes (which are now ready, and in good con : dition), all orders left with the undersigned the day m-eviaus will bo punctually attended to. THOMAS STJSADMAN & CO., Seod Merchants, Queen street, „ Next to Mr Wijoaian's. THE NEW ZEALTaNO TOBACCO GROWING AND MANUFACTURING COMPANY (LIMITED), I Hswn Office akd Factory : Aucici.and. IMPORTANT TO FARMERS. The above Company is denirous of com municating with Farmers and others who are willing to grow Tobacco. Genuine Havana and American Seed and nil information FREE, which can bo obtained at my office Mercantile Chambers, next to Bank of New Zealand. AUGUST VOLLBRAGHT, Working Manager. December 1.1883. H. KEESING. UceniwH^te • Works Plumber, Ho.Jgjr Victoria street, opposite Holland and Butler's. Water aid on at tho very Jo west raJ&s. Piumhkig and Gas-lltting promptly attended to. Tinware always on Jiand, or jmSde to order. Repairs neatly and promptly executed. Cheapest Shop in Town. Ol il> Paintings, ex candidate, JsP" PliOM. LONDON. Now on View at my Show-rooms, Shprtland stroet, Skvehal IjArgk and Valuablk Oil Paint'ngs by Morris, oen., Moltiny, W. R. Sl-ne, A.R,A,,and other well known ArHstS (GUAHANTEED). AN EARLY INSPECTION INVITED. PICTURE SHOW-ROOM OPEN DAILY. JOHN LBECR, Shojitlauu-stuket, iyr r, a.c. wmta kc r, BARRISTER AND SOLICITOR, OFFICE: Corner o? Hioh-strkkt and Vulcan Lane. New Jjaw Partnership, THK UNDERSIGNED beg to announce that they havo Commenced practice In Co-partner ship as BARRISTERS AND SOLICITORS, InChambors in Hioh-btkkht opposite Mr W. Atkins Printing Office. E. W. BURTON, W. J. NAPIER, uckland, Soptcmhcr 22nd, 1883. INGRAM' AND CO, ENGINEERS AND MACHINERY FITTERS. Contractors tor Every. Description of Factory Fitting, Pattkiin Making, Castings, Turning, Pifs Screwing, &c, &c. All WOODWORK in Connection with Machinery Madk. ; Plans Prepared and Estimates Given. Agents for All Descriptions of AMERICAN Lubbioatino Oils, &o. Office and Works: COBNBR OF VICTORIA AND CflOjnßG-STBEF.TS. /\\M, SMITHS / SECURE SOME SHARES m HERBERT H. SMITH'S GRAND ART UNION OF PANORAMA £iJo—Valued at—£lso Consisting of Bi-Unial Lantern and nearly 1000 Views, with all appliances for exhibiting in a large hall or drawing-room. Also will be given aW§&VEN ECLIPSE COTTAGE STOVES, Valuedatfisa I SHAKES 1 S. ONE SHILLING. Ja



rP Q tl>O t individualwho, by mistake, to"j|| JL feiik Umbrella lined inside with inimical § YEAIt MAKY.-You o^TfcW^nHH Ml!. A. DAUIKL is uiwillTTenuwi^^B to rnniimnrieate willi Mr Rubies WSK Queen street. News of iimu.rlancc for him. M jVfK iJEN EDICT KEMiGRIT.IIpid^H .»,-*- cal! mi Mr Illin' at lh« ofliec ol MB 1 home. Solicitor. "jflj^l T HEREITTCERTJpY t.h:ifc 1 will notMB JL Responsible for any Debts Contractpd'SßH my wife, Mary ISreen. nlier iliisdato.- IH9 NATUAMKL BREECH Auckland, 7lh February, ISSJ. ijlfl J> E II S 0 -N A~«B PROFESSOR CAILLIAU being ohli K iH hrough illness in ihe family to leave A.ucklar^H before . the winter, will only continue hlB Musical LereoiiM until tile end of Mnreh.- Tin^B will therefore permit him merely to imderta^H from date a Quarterly Course, inntlc nn nf~Ut^H lessons por week, or a llalf<nmrlerly Course<^l one lesson per weak. lifl^l Board and Residence. 19| BOARD AND 15ESl.l'>ENCE~requii^^BB 1 by two Gentlemen, will,in easy distfljic^l of PO.; coir.fortnblc borne, desired. — Stat^^M tprins_to_^gluden|B/'_ST_Ait olllce. rjHH BOARD AND l:i^lfi|OM TK~^-T';omfof^^H able Board and Residence for Two Youn|HH Men in Private Family. No others kopr. Tcrm^M 18s, washing Included.—Addreaa al Stah Offlcj^^M m\VO GENTLEM liK~«m~bo~aocom^«^B -ft. dated with Comfortable and SuperiolMß HdftVil and Residence; situation very troodM close to town : bath ami piano.—Apply Stamß f\Ui CLUB I'IMVAT.K ROARDING^M W HOUSK. Kden Crescent, has VawinoielMß for a Single Gentleman, also for Lady and GnaH !<!inan, willi iii-ivatu Killing-room if requireil^H Plunge and shower bath. L_3^BH W" EL.LE S I E~Y ~\ (FlfS E J9N WKM.KBLKY-ST,, AI'CKI.ANI> jfiß (Three doors West from Ilobson-strect). , Cjj BOARD AND RESIDENCE. HB A Good Table kopi; lofty and well-veiltilatoq^H Bedrooms,. I Jlttngo and Shower Baths, und CTervHi convenience to ensure the comfort o£ BoardcilMH and Visitors. 'IVirms, £1 per week, aEB M. MASON (late of Wellington), Proprietresa^BM nOVERN 0 U 1<1!O w nJi IIUIJWL-JHi V7T - HOBSON-STRKKT. MB Board and Lodging .. ... .. 20sper Wcefc^H Single Room 2os per WceKj^M Auctions. 1M TO-MORROW, 11 a.m. uflfl MARKET DAY. ffl| AltTHUll'S POULTRY. PRODUCE. SRUrai^H AND GROCERY AUCTION MARKET. ■ ■■ "A 11 TII U R'S MA RT.ffl| POULTRY DEPARTMENT^ , i owl 3, TiirKeya, Ducks, Geeso, I'iKCons. Guineal-SB Fowls, 2 Bull' Cochins and ft Spangled Ilain-'S burgs (fro'n imported prize 6tock), 2 PaiOM Ring Doves, Guinea Pigs, Rabbits, PigeonßSßß Canaries. Fancy Birds. &c. Small Pigs, &c,M| Jot Window Plants and Flowers ai^l PRODUCE, FRUIT, AND GROCKRY M D.KPARTMKNT. l^l Good Table Potatoes, Onions, Peas. Roans, (WlvlH bilges. Herbs. Carrots, Rhubarb, BaoonjSßß Hams, Beef Cheese, Butter, Flour, Sliarpa^B Oatmeal, Outs, Whesit, Mnize ' ■: :;M ■10 tins New Honey ' IH 3 kogsNewHonoy ■•" . : »M New Corned Bultcr ";11l 5 tons Damaged Flour, in sacks, 100vs, 50*8 'SI H oases Dried Apples WM FRUIT — Plums, Pears, Peaches, ApplcsSM Nectarines, Lemons.- ' ■;.' S^H ROCERIRS, &c,-Tea, Sur;aiv Rico. TjOiliwfHO Confectionqv}-, Biscuits, Vinegar, Blocking, J^H Honey, Pael ' . <iIH N S4LB Privately, at AUCTION PRICE^^H FURNITURK DISPART liM |l-l mil JH Pinnos, Superior Harmoiuuni, General HottilSSH hold Furniture and Knrnishing Ucqiusit^ajH Pictures, Sewlttg Machines, Urnuui-.utaJl^H Grates, Stoves, Ovens, &e.,&c. < *«| TO-MORROW, iH 11 o'clock, 3H AT SIBBIN'S MART,'.. /Sj^H !f CASES ROLLED, HAMS ANiDHH 1> MAOON. in Cloth '' »■ 40 hogs Fowi Wlicat; upset j)rico, 2s Cd j »■ 70 bags Maize ,;: - HH SO sacks i' lour IM 22 boxes Good Tea; upset price, Ifs HIH 10 bags Sugar . ,•« Lot Kidney Potatoes; ui»et price, 3* A I■ 31 (^hecacß; upset price, id IH 1 caseßlnoLiglUs and Itockels, forwho&sj^H it nin..v out corn. §■ TO-MORROW. 11 o'olock. iM CARBINES & TAYLOR IB "TTf7"ILL sell.by auction, at their Ccntrid-^H T T Sale-rooms, to-indrroir' (Frifiay); at 11 I o clock sharp, _ ' ■ POUI/TRY.-Fowlß, Dnclis, Turkeys. GeeSc^^B ' Pigeons, Canaries, Good Milk Goat, Dogs^iaH Young Pigs, &c. jB I FRUIT—About £0 cases Peara, Annies, PlniiißjS^B | Peaches, &C..&0. . ■ PRODUCE^,Hams and Bacon, Good Tablol^B Potatoes,, AVhiroa Cheeses, Butter, Oate;*s^B Maize, Bran, Sharps, Beef, &c. .^1 GROCERIES—Ten, Sugar, Oatmcal.Fiour, &O. '?|^H Also, - > CLOTHING, Oowollery, Straw Hats, &c. • "*IM At 11 o'clock. '• H CARBINES & TAYLOR. M . Tp-MORROW. | I ~, " PRODUCE 5ALE..,,,, ~ I W. DOWDJGN / S "VS7"ILL sell by auction at tha-gxehaii^ I o'clock at 11JH Potatoes;MaiWjjJato^ W heat, Oats. Chemn.'-^i lea, bßKOilTOanilles, Rice, Corned Boef to -m Ko^tatsa tierces, Biscuits, and Coffee. ■ AJso ' ■ --Turnltaro, Copper Washing Uoilcr, eiotlies-^H Press, Couches, Cliaivs, Wutclios, and 1 Jewellery. . ■■\:i m JOUN LEYDO-N.] rKW.AIU) ],|;VOOS. I TO-MORROW, at 11 o'clock. I JOHN & E. LEYDON Mill sell at I tlieir Central Commercial Said Kooms '§■ Queen-street, ■ ■ ■ ' | 2 Suites in Leathor, a Suites in Horsehair jU Ladie3' Easy Chairs, Hound and O\al 1 lobles, Fancy Work do., Washstamls, ■ . Dresauig Tables. Iron- Bedsteads. Sprinc j Mattra^ses, Lath Spri iik do., Sewinc Jla- B chines (hand and iroadie), Ladders.-^B Stops, E P. Uootls, Siberian Silver do.;'s^ Cruets, Looking Glasses, 1 caso Saws, ■ Mattrasaes, Pillowa, Suddles, lilinkors, fl Clothing, Fancy Goods, Tinwai-g, Glass- I Hams, Potatoes. Onions, &0., &c. 9 JOHN LEVDON.j■■ fKUWAItn LHI ■•(■■. SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 0, ISS4, ' ' r UNDER DISTRAINT FOR KENT. ,j all the goods and chattels of ' ' ; :..■:> - JAMES ROBERTSON, 1 BAKER AND CONFECTIONER^, T I NEWMARKET. I JOHN & E. LEYDON'luivo recoived *| instruotions to eoH, at the above place, on I Saturday, February i), 1 SSI. .: ■% THE WHOLE OL' THE STOCK-IN-TItADB, 'H HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND ' ■' EFFKCTS, CONSISTIKC OF GLASB SHOW CASKS, Chcffimiorg, Tabli-.i. > Carpets. Fenders, Fii-o Irons, OrEttincnts,, 9 Iron Bedsteads, Bedding, Wjablustands, j Drcssins: Tables, Sofas, Chairs, Putont - 3 Scales, Weisrhts And EVERY 'CONVENIENCE FOR A BAKER,' j and confectioneb; ii Carpets, Oilcloth, Pictures; Window Blind*, I &c.. &0., sec. W, S. COCIIKANE. j [ JAS , UAcltK, | , ; FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 8. | HOOSEHOLD~FURNITURE. FOR Sale by Auction, at our Room?, Queen-street, To-morrow, at a o'clock, IIOUSKHOLD FUBN7TUBE —Consistlnir 1 ol Couches. CShairs, I'i-,!m-<s tuulci? ' Carpets, Rugs, Clocks, Shelves, Per. V V " MuchiiUM. New'lron Bedsteads, Wood ;- Bedsteads, Mattrnsses. Bedding Chests ' Drawers. Mirrors, \\'i^hfUw'.'- Toilet ' v. :.:■(■ Dre^i..K Tai.lcs, Ji.tilis, Jvitelrrn .},; utcnsilo, eic. SAMUEL COCIIJiANE & BON, Auctionoers. :.. { Continued oa Fourth Pac^ jfli