The Auckland Evening Star.

VOL. XVIII —No. 7

AUCKLAND, N.Z., MONDAY, JANUARY 10, 1887

PRICE—ONE PENNY.

TABLE TALK.

Criminal sessions opened.

Edwinian weather approaching.

Prudenco excels strength.

Caro and diligence bring luck,

Last night of "j3ilver King " Company.

English Consols are 9teady at lOOjj. Education meoting in Grafton Road dis trict to-night. Better to Blip with the foot than the tongue. Messrs MacMahon and Leitch havo gono

to Fiji. Captain Sutter, M.H.R. for Gladstone, will not seek re-election.

The Queen's Jubilee will ba celebrated in India in February. Australian wool has advanced to fd in the London market.

Taranaki natives are beginning to doubt the prophetic powers of To Whiti. Mr John Lundon is to expound his village settlement scheme to the Onohnngariang to night. It is expected that the New South Wal9B Ministry will resign to-day over tho Dibbs- Jennings "row." . ' Work has been started by the contractors on the first section of the Thames-Te Aroha Railway. Five informations for perjury have been laid at Hokitika, arising out of an affiliation case against a _cho lmaster. A verdict of " Accidental Death " was re turned on Saturday at the inquest on the boy Brierly, killed by a horse at New market.

The Abyssinia will be the last emigrant ship from London to Sydney, and she takes over 100 domestic servants.

A woman is keeping in a book a list of things she ought to purchase but cannot afford to wear. She calls tho book her ought-to-buy-ography. Matthew Kinsellor, a farmer at Waihi, has been charged at Paoroa with robbery from a Maori. It arose out of a civil dis pute. The people of Tauranga have resolved by a large majority to raise a loan of £8,000 to pay off overdraft anrl carry out various im provements. " What can a young lassie," etc. ? A man named Charles Eercock drowned him self at Dalefield, Wellington, on Saturday. He was recently married to a young woman about twenty years of age. An interesting confirmation service was performed at the Jewish Synagogue on tho morning of Sabbath last,

In March next a team of New Plymouth bowlers will visit Auckland and play a ro turn match with Auckland Bowling Club. Cat and dog report from Tauranga.—A man named Geo. Jones and his wife are in custody for quarrelling on Saturday night. The man is cut about the breast, neck, and left arm, but not dangerously.

At a meeting of Tauranga burgesses on Friday last it was resolved to urgo on the Government the necessity of appointing a local man tc complete tho purchase of native lands in the district. j

At the close of a recent Council meeting at Mospiel, Otago, Councillors Murdoch and McKenzie hail a rough and tumble fight, iv -which McKonzie lost a portion of bis be-rtL A fine of _l has been imposed on Murdoch, with £2 15s 6d costs. '•■

Mr Charles Stichbury, an old Auckland colonist, who was formerly in business in Queen-Btreet, died yeßterday at the age of 86 yeara. For many years the deceased gentleman had lived in retirement. A report to the Native Minister states that the Auckland excursionists who lately visited Kawhia were well received by the natives and allowed to visit places not usually seen by Europeans in the King Country. _.. •

Messrs Thompson. Shannon, and Co., warehousemen, Wellington, offer their English creditors 15a in the £, payable over a period of twenty months. The offer will probably be accepted. Westgarth's circular expresses tho opinion that if the Victorian loan ia launched on the London market at the present time, it will not be received so

ivourably as the previous one.

The annual meeting of the Australasian Mortgage and Agency Company (Limited) will be held on the 20th instant. The re port recommends the declaration of a divi dend Of 8 per cent, and bonus of 2 per cent. The reeerve fund has been raised to £65,000. "■ : ' ;■: v.;;; .*. ''';; '..;

SAN FRANCISCO MAIL NEWS.

TWO LIFEBOATS LOST.

Three lifeboats left South Portion Decem ber 10, to assist a distressed vessel. Tho latest report says that the crew of one of the boats succeeded in rescuing the men on the vessel, but the two other boats were capsized, and it is believed twenty seven persons were drowned. The survivors, of one of the lifeboat crews say that instead of righting herself the boat re mained bottom up, and tbat five of their number were under it for an- hour in water only knee deep. Three of them were suffo cated and two others wero rescued. "

TENNYSON'S NEW BOOK.

Tennyson's new book of poems, "Locksley Hall, Sixty Years After," has appeared. It contains the three-act play " Tne Promise of May," which was produced in London some^ears ago. The greatest interest in the volume centres .in "Locksley Hall," in which the poet reviews the life of man kind during the last sixty years, and comes to the conclusion that its boasted progress is of doubtful credit to the world in general and to England in particular.. A.cynical vein of denunciation of democratic opinion and aspirations run throughout tho poem, in marked contrast with the spirit of tho '' Locksley Hall" of tho poet _ youth. Lord Tennyson's new volume, meets with but a cold reception from" the critics. Ono Tory organ, grateful, perhap?,. .for the poet's Toryism, plucks, up -courage to soy that its favourable expectations are signally fulfilled in "The New Locksley Hall," "The hatred and contempt. which Lord Tennyson feels for mouthing politicians and tbe cant of democracy," says the "Standard," "are given tho fullest ex pression." But the *||)t_re of admira tion which pervades this f notice finds no echo elsewhere. , Most .people feel as they struggle through these latest stanzas that Lord Tehnyspn's once in imitable delicacy and precision of diction have given place to conceited over-elabora tion and to false ornament, and his best friends wish him to publish no more.'',

A STORM IN GREAT BRITAIN.

Heavy gales prevail throughout England and Ireland on December Stb, and com munication by telegraph is seriously; in terfered with. The;, .'.o abated somewhat during d»j brock, but raged with in crease violencs during .the night over the whole kingdom. In the west of Ireland the storm was terrific. Steamers are delayed in making Queenetown, and all the harbours are filled with shipping. A high tide at Limerick is flooding ware houses on the water front, ard at Armagh the spinning mills have been stopped by the floods. Damage done to property, ac cidents, and Eome cases of houses being Bet on tire by lightning are reported from all parts of the kingdom. A French vessel foundered off Lymechurch and six persons were drowned. On tho Danish coast many vessels havo been wrecked.

HYDROPHOBIA IN FRANCE

THE CAROLINE ISLANDS.

Dr. Colin, of Pari?, rood a paporboforo tho Academy of Sciences to-day showing that the annual average numbor of deaths from rabios 'in _Franco i 3 twenty-Six, and that jsinco Pasteur•;• began his CDurso of treatment tho same.number of pa tients have died.* According to olficial statistics the numbtr of persons bitten by mad animals last year iv France was .351, whilo Pasteur has treated .117 patients. Dr. Colin concludes that the Pasteur system is "of - d^ubtfrti"' efficacy, ;-SftS : he i 3 alarmed for the'%3nlts.of virulent inoculation, :

Spain,' after a -]Ioi)g .md difficult diplo matic controrersy, has finally euccecdcd in inducing BUmarcK to abandon his -proposal to establishra naval station on the Caro line Blares Prince . Bismarck said to the Spanish Embassador at Berlin-:: -' It is because I recognise the value and import ance of the station that I decido to abandon it, in order to show the value I attach to. Spanish friendship."



Shipping i_, TTNION STEAMSHIP fee^^tPv-^ *-J COMPANY OF NEW ifgSl^-l ZEALAND (LIMITED). jf"*-^l^--,^ T ;m.-: TABIi-.-Jat.uahy. ; FOR TARANAKL NELSON, PICTON. WfCL- [ I.lNtl'l'il-v, '..VI'TUiTIIM, AND WEST; COAST PORTS (from Mannkau). i _ I ,-, . ... iv ~ I Lat"_t Steamer. Date of y.illn.g. j i' tß i n , ! P^ToTiTtA I Tui'wlay.Ts, „p.in._ I 2 v in. j KoTrTf.ilii?_srne, nai»'i \iu. wkllin gton, ; LYTTICLTON. AND PORT 011ALMICR3 (from Auehlinidl. __ | S_T*7a.'()UKl I Tluir... Jan. IS norm I Kotomahana I 'Ihurcday, 20, noon I — FOR MELBOURNE (Via Blofj.). Manapouri I Tlniv.-.., J.u. 18. noon I I'tvi-riMAll'-MA* I Tnur-ilny. 20, neon I — "Culls !'t Ilolir.rt. ~FOR SYDNEY. _ U^ItTZ-Tll^rTTne-r Jan. i',. 5 p in. I - Tk ANAii I Tnoutlay, 18, a P.m- _. I Zl " :_-i. v.u.>Tr:Y-jL '''.\__>! it'?.C..^a. .v_\. V.AU...KAFA TTues.i-iy.il, a^p til. 1 ___-_._. v ~rr_T- . ■■;.:t..1.,";c:..T'i.:_, -.:-:' wmLLTNa * ' TON. . A-.ti.iAl.ia I Tuo-div_7iLOjuil I — >ri.li UO^.-i.l.L'-i AM* '—'-1' -'..'_■>-■' el ___-_-. /.isA"i_.f..nA V:iUin.li.y. SI, 11p.m. J . - FOR LKVUICA.^SUVA.^mNaA, HAABAI. Auawatl __\~[ Sunday. Fob. 0,5 p.m. I _-- KXCUI-SION TICKETS.-Dui-in«r January. w'hrr-r\- ■•■■:' '•■' h l'".cur:;ion I'l.-l-Sts wlllbe lii.nod at r.duiv- r.-i'oj, jv.litblo for rotnrn for t'l-oti mo'tithd from'lmo of lf..<i.t.. Cargo mur.. be lie.ke.t e.e.t alnngslilo T\\ O HOURS boforn adv. i tised I.lm • ot de-p-i. mre. i'--s:is.o Tieket-i niu'-t be te.ken at tho Com pany's ofllce, , „,„.„„„ Aueklan-l Branch, eornei- Qneou and Cv .tonis Btrset.. STEAM k -— _ IS -SHIP CO. (LIMITED). .:.;> ti ■>% ; ! ->; •;.'• s l Timk Tabi.k.- January. ill "; '-'_^N ■■ (Weather and other Clrcum j; ■ ~**»_i! sta.ctw Perailttlug). J.'f FROM QUf-KN STREET i;? WHARF. TO THK HOT I.»K^;. ; :E™Vli " VOLCANIC REGION (VIA '-'_'iUI_A>«A). THE QUICKEST, CHKA. EST, AND EASI-SI KODTK. 1 Tourifta can avoid th... tedious and ronzh j overland journey by men i; te.e.ei. c in mo Northern Sti-alii.-hlu Comj-ai.v . ■"•- and i oi.i fortablo st. sni,™, l:l' Af' ft'^v^, 1 '" .!... , t . y LINGTON, which leav.i ~ ekleiel c......... -_■_,_ every Monday and : eelei >■;.-"-,1 '..- ,;'' .\;!;j-'.:.' Tauranga ot ti o'rloti-on he .-ih..\>.''" '•;'•':;;: when Crosby's coach (under nm.l eon-a.t) leave-i Immediately after breai-iK-t .ot tlio Hot Lakes, passing thro-'e-li ih--- V.'!..- ; ,W1" aettlement. arriving at Ohinemnti at a p.m the "T Coach from Ohinemuri connects with Steamers leaving Tauranga for Auckland every TUESDAY and SATUHDAV at 1 P m. FOR TAURANGA p ANn g B-Y OF PLENTY I ~ DAT- OP 8.M1.1N0. Iona" I Ml" 1";' 0; 5-^' .-tansman _ |_Fri;!ay_-IL i_P-n' : Fin OI'OTIKI, WIIAKATANK. .-M> »AY «X Plkntv. Dmiglaa _JTn-ailft.. x\, 5 I.m KOIt RUBSEI.T., WIIAKOAHO... AND MONOONUI. 01-n-man 1 Monday, in, 7 P.m. . iron GHK-T^nn-'K, ™'r_.v. '°"T ' ■f n -_: ~ i'Kv.._y"T_iiir_ilar. S a n: ; sroß M-Bcrmv Bay. <_ ' I (every Monday, S p.m. i and every una I _Fridny, 7 nn'. jroR_T„HMiA-_ __ _ lona i Every Mon Jay. 5 p.m. FohTwHlSgakf-i, Whanoakki H-ai.s, and Manbapai. Wellington flCvi^Tiie_M.ay J _7_P J iH. lf_lirTV-I__CiTKKI. VVH..NC.AH-1 HEADS. AND PARUA *3AV._ Welli-ito"n"rEVery Tac.dny and Friday. 7 p.m For Wni._ra-U-_.ASD Wii._n~ak.-i hkads (Carxjing Pa.se, gers and c^^"\vli\>o A Coach meet, the steamer on e.r.,i al -O convey pierietigers to \i a.pu. WeTlTTngton I Tnc-d-T, IL 7 p.m. WelUngton | Friday. 11, i P-m- FttOM V,11A..G '.BKI TO AUCV.L..NB (From RiiLh. ay V\ harih Gieneig I Monday, 10. I p.m. v. eSinlton I l'r.ursday, 13. i' 2 noon i.R<.\. ..IANUI-AU. For New PI.Y3-OUTH. wanoanui, -and W_-__X-TO___. Miegregor i. 'llvurTi'iiy. 13. 1 V-m. FOH RJGL.-.N .-N» IiAWHIA. St-Tf--. rvVejin.'-'d-r, l'j. 3 p.-U._ Ft-TWA-TABA AND NEW _PLV-10UT_L_ 'e_ver_* Mondivy .aiei t'nnryda. iwoathor permitting). «"°,,_ Ed vei'tls.nr.ent b-jiow. L.er.vefJ V\ Bl tari. .0 -e-.i-y '■___i_Z r't'ill pan/sfJ_Hee, Palmer: ton Buddings, la, Que-n street. Aucklaud^ _ —-. ' , "'•S-VTAIDKU AND ONE -tOS^rv %.' HUNG A STEAM JrfM|^p^NAVIGATION CO. (Limited). TIME-T-.BLE-S.S. MANUKAU. L-avo Onehunga Leave W aiukn. Jan oaky. ~_.,__ H-Tueeday 8 a.m. ""S^ 3 .i'nonl " .^^r _.s^|2»u ..-Friday, 9 a.m. (tor Mannkau Heads) l?_S.-_Uy.^n--n f^^' 21-Friday, 5 p.m. **-**$__ |g_fij_ Heads) Si-Monday. 7am. .1-M0.,,ia > ,1t).30a.m. 11-TAiesday. 7.30 a.m. 25-Tneed ay. I.lam. 2G-Wed.. 8.18 a.m. _»->, h !, d" U{_ J 3 o p.m. SfcSMfiT-- Ko'-Say^.-oV __ff^hS^Sfel^Wy PSffll£ No cargo received within half an hour of ms?b?llor ViD--ippin_. carrying, or ■ÜBohar^^UTe.Btoek.^ _ ft _ |et -, j ' — zr~. TTpotiki, whaka- J_3e_fi-rV \J TANK, AND BAY OF •fc-JfiSSjp^ PLENTY. rfvftga STEAM DIR-.OT. The 8.8. CHELMSFORD will leave Queor,- Btr-et Wharf THIS (Monday) EVENING, ltth In™:, at 5 o'clock, calling at Tauran-a. to Commerce-street. Agente-Opo-M. Adbott & White ; Wtrnks tane. H. P. Hlu-TT. — — ■""I cjTEAM TO THAMES, JvSNfVi. O Connecting itIIiHIVKR :i "-■-■'■, *.-\\ STEAMKRK for STIRLING- W^^..>wi(RlH ONIHKMURI, WAl ■_____«-.-i_:i TEKAUKI. WAIHI. AND Tb. AROHA GOLDFIKLD3. MORRINSVILLK, WAITOA PLAINS. AND GRANT ANL LITER'S SETT,.,EM.CNT. li) , SS. ROTOMAHhNA, P8 ENTERPRISE No. 2, I'RiiM AUCKLAND. j"" IS)TOMA__ANA._ I ENTKRPMSK. Monday"" 01" „_- flLSOnight Xmgmf }J |-» afternoon j __ ___.-.^ Thurs.av 131 - afternoon I , — . Frldav 14 I 4 SO afternoon 112 midnight Saturday 15 I 5 af turnoou J _r _ FKO'i THAMES. _ _ ' f RotomahanaJ Enterprise. Tsosday-iIT7 morning " ] O.SO evening We^ g -m-r-tag | BeveDin ~ -_.i.-_it 311 R-fO mor-ing . — __t_M_7 15 S.morning_ I^lo night T.-t-"rrT _iTickets will he issnod froai Istl J.-inuary" availablo for return till January 31 1887-, _ ..10s Saloon j aß( j Steerage .. » __;fc__Z No cargo received for Kotomahana wlthli Disoharging Live Stock., -_ FRASER^Aljent^ pTlf. co p. omand'e l •^^^^THOMAS SCQTtT MASTER -^^___i___i TIMETABLE. L-avoa Auckland i weaves ooromanaeli __ Tuesday, 11,12 noon WmamtktXmAV^^^ °^^_- er& without and wiihin hi.if-u:.-houe- ot ad. o. Used time o rtAU rpiSel.^st^P^^d. a^ —ITTi^ TUOBTHCOTB FBEB #J_S_-___l_-__. -^ SEIIVICE.-On andofte; 11 on *i" l .*-im "Ti'', -iVi. ItiVVd, *i hi S'-'C S'iViHS'l -5 * -toa.ne.- ran-, to Satrnr Com tiiiiy'B Whavf.' On Mondays, SVodnesdays. ani - „-?„rdiy B the Stesmer leaves BbkMtadj ATtokland at 10. JJ i fu ; . h t tQ „ TOinu t e •J From B-ga* j-omoMJ* ," ttVin „ Birkenhea' -b.fnre sdvertls. d erne m -=» - __ » iop m Bundaye: LeaveAoojlana iv. Bllkemhe - d . *!S, 3.15, *4.30. 0.15. 80. Lea o^ . LViT™LKJOH PNTTram- Manager.



_a$K-rV Q TEAM xo LONDON . \ I,'' '^•»P-NINSULAR & ORIENTAI, - . . UiKAM NAVIGATION ■™_m,Tr_TTirT COMPANY. *■'_•«. 10NDON DIRFOT i\*ia Colombo). Bteafier Leave I Leavo Mcl- Sydney, bourne. * ~ I lSSO; I 1831!; pf-YDK ,T,m.7 .Tan. 13 yu'l'LKj Jan. 21 I Jan. 27 Hknoal ~ Feb. i I Feb. 10 Ccmo_.iANi.T_r, __~. | Feb IS Feb. 24 CAUTiie,t:it < MarrhJ I Murett 10_ .V.c.L t!.ill.vtei-w_i-ti eve.'. .. ;i.;r', .Vie v. eel.'. i -•..,...-,.■!■_ .-.lid eeree hooked lo L-llilllii, Mar -.iiiee. !i.-ily, Kgypt, iudi,i, China, and Japuuitl -Oderaie rat- a, itettirii tiex.j-s h'-V.od both to first and neoon :'u.;.e pn:.:iei.e-.ei-:i;- -. ei-p. i-ialiy low ralej. Clieai r-.i e'.'vee ee.Mu,i:i,-.i,.a tion _• ".-.I ba obtained In thll Company'- - o:*-. t 1.. I'iiet.er.gers booked at Auckland at aaino i-atcß at, .'-.'diiey e.r _le!bi)urno. Itor all particular., apply to CKUKJI-SHANK & CO.. IS, Queon-street. Ar.eklanil. Agetity. "_gVjTJ~ Ti RI BNT LINB. n¥OT>K\-> Under contract with the New \__T South Wales and South Aus _ij.-_-_-.v-._r-. tr aii an Government for the conveyance of Mails. Tho following .'.eameliir.e eil-.e inc." tn the OKIKNT e:o. and tho V .CIFIUCo. will leave -I-...-N-CY Mid ':_l,!i.,>T"i.Ni- un tho under- Ei.r.Uoii. 1 dates 'i.c I*. V -: i>U I'll c.nil LOW DON. vl-.s ••• in-..'- lIIIR DUiv.O, II -\i.Cl.-V (a! Oouißany'e optlou), SUF.iZi and NAHLIeS;— ... „„ -.„ i From From Bteaniors. Sydney. Mc-ibourna. At.STK-,£r.!...77.. I Je..i. H .1 an. 21 Ilium.. Jan. 2!) Feb. 1 CniMiionA'/.o Feu. 12 Feb. 18 I>oiOKl I Feb. 2i March 1 ,-i.c i ;...■',... iir'e.- tlia.i--_ti.r. Thioeee. e.-.v.i :.. l..,iui,m, _.l to _7». I'ußj.i.r.iii.: ■ice-uro -peeial udvaotagea by ■:.::■: !„.: ei,re".;:., 'rom New "or.lar.d, fares la .'•■•.::_-.!.-' .... i.: <'!_...» betn;.; uio «-_is an from lin.'e-lls.. .-■•■.. "'.-.: i..p. pa_<(ia!;crE. by Orient. •tee., ii. •i -i :_>r-.i.;:. d wl.h naloon posaagea to I'-SSAOK- yucm LONDON. — Speolal fp.-iilti--- .'.tlo.eed 1..-.1- bihi/ing out Friends Hid '.ie'aHvus by nre-puyment of the passage ii.:.|..-. In . - •...CUKiiION KMTOUN TICKETS ~', .vlir.--_.lo nine ioo'.t:-...--i'-..-at eh. .. -105, \-.;.::<W.,: 1.-.i-ivc _io ,e:;._Fh-nt - ol_-8, -115. S ..and. ...... ,M'.o''!e ROOKKr. THROUGH to LON . ot fuvtli-r particulars, apply to UNION SI'KAMSIUV COMPANY OF -etvVr- iSKMi/lX!) IH.MITFD), A_cent iv New Zealand. KAMO HAY 3. RESUMED RETAIL TRADS DrfPOT AT END OF RAILWA* WHARF. REST HOUSKHOLD COAL DELIVERED. J-,'- Plf.U TON, LESS 10 PER CENT. FOR TASH. STEAM AND SfjACIT. AT U3UAI. RATES. COLLIERY A STOCK OF COAL WILL BE KEPT IN THE HULK 3KNATOR FOR STEAMERS' USE. COMPANY (LIMITED). Tolepaone to Ra:ltva. Wharf No. 102. Tel ophono to Office No. 182. i_,-_!~e' 10 Quoeii tt.-.-Ht i-ame a. formerly occu pled by us). R. R. HUNT, General Manager. November 9,1880. DONALDSON yV & BISHOP Jy XV Upholsterers Cabinet Mokeesy^ NS. Picture Frame Undertakers^ D- & a Makors JV continue to A^ Supply the Publio Xrtistic furnituro >^ in novel designs in /r >^v. New Zealand Woods At Mamifacturers' /r Xs. Priceß // KYBER THAMES >ix ric Ar X. AASS ROAI BUILDINGS NJv- /f jmj^nTt v re AUCKLAND FURNITURE COMPAN' Having erected tho most completo Factory taAuc„land..Bnow.n-.-io:iit..ontoßupp.y Burnituro of every description at WHOLESALE PRICES. DRAWING-ROOM. DINING-ROOM. BEI ROOM. KITCHEN. AND OFFICE FURNITURE OF THE LATEST DESIGN NOW ON VIEW, AND AT FACTORY PRICES. Being TWENTY PER CENT. LESS than tb hitherto charged in Auckland. OVERMANTELS IN GRE <_T VARIETY A WHOLESALE PRICES. UPHOLSTERY IN"ALL ITS BRANCHES Carfktb, Linoleum and Iron B_dst_aeb. A Choice Selection of Tapestry. PLAQUES AND LADIES' FANCY WOR * ARTISTICALLY MOUNTED. Designs ct every description will be rmbmitti and faithfully carried out to order. INSPECTION INVITED. SHOW-ROOMS : WELLESLEY-S. 1 (OPPOSITE NEW LIBRARY). FACTORY: STANLEY-STREET. AUCKLAND FURNITURE COMPAN. , HILLS. SURRK- HILL ' CHOICE LOTS. FINE VIEWS. HEALTHY SITUATIO! . SURREY HILLS, ._____-• SURREY HILLS, _,„___ SURREY HILI TRAM-CARS FAS-TeVERY 10 MINUTE One-fifth Cash, balance any time within Fl Yearu. Instalments received. Offices: AustrallanMutnal Provident Soolet: Buildings, Queenstieot, ' A. BOARDMAN, Agont, TOANO3. PIANOS. PIANOI r HAAKB PIANO 3 I THB BEST VALUE IN THE WORLB, . ON VIEW end FOR SALE, for a Few Wee '• oclv, in the SHOP (lato Alexander..) imrr.e I L MUST BK SOLD. lAxso, H-ARMONIUMa AND CHURCH ORGAS _ with 2 Manoal--nd P-dals.



Public N.if ices. TX OBSON-STREET DAIRY. JAMES CLARK! (Lato of Auckland end Remuera Dairy Com pany, Hobaon-Dtreet). Having Commonc-d It-tineas on hla own ac count, three doom above the old shop, he Is prepared to i-'ell NEW MILK, ill) ver I .nt, for Gush. All oielei-H pii. eciieily attended vj. Dec. 28th. 1830. Atrial .sqlloltod J. ii.J [j, ii. WEL L s BR° Sm VICTORIA WHAKIP, DEVONPORT. Receiving and Forwarding Ajonts. Express Moots every Hont to cud fro.r. I.ovon poit, Gooils sent to our care receive 1-xnipt Delivery. Waggon for Furniture Roinovol. COAL. C'OI.H. AND FII.KWOOD DEALERS. Genoral Carters, etc. Tele. noN-i, Dkvoni'oi.t Hukiau. T ~~T QVVIe.InE RTO N, V. OOD TURNER, Wvi.miAM-ST.tt.i-T. Established lSliO. A reduction of 25 pore ' -.nail common work. BILLIARD HALLS ... ! VNQIOD. Special Care Given to Re turning and Slalnlng. Pool Pins, Marble,, and Chalk Pocket. always on hund. .O P I P E R, V, _ COAL _- FIREWOOD DEALKR ..t Varrl, l.iirniignhaua H-iail. or Ship's Slrlo. Poets ami Ralls, Houso Bloci;., and Shlneles. on t:_vle. tllO TRAVELLERS AND TOURISTS. JL PRESENTS H'OR HOME. Very beautiful Inlai i) Tahi.k-to. _. Cabinets, Fancy Boxks. etc., till made from thu lick of N.Z. rich Nativo Timbers. Other Collections ot'.refully packed anil ship.ied for Home. W. NOURIE, Cabinetwork--., In Now Zealand Timbers only, Top o. l .ioktland-st. Xf~ 0~~WON SAL m, PLAN OF THE CKNTR-, - PORTIOH 0-f AUCKLAND H Al. BOU R, Showing Existing and Proposed Harbour Works as pc- Engineers Plan, wllh those portious adopted by the Harbour Board and included in _-.i_.cli..dale of the "Aucklund Harbour Bo_i- Act. l_.Bu, specially marked. LITHOGRAPHED in SIX COLOURS, At tho Star Sler-.m Lltbo. Works. Price, Two Shillings. To ho obtsUied at all the Prltioip-l Uoo-aallani E." D "~" *"* DECORATIVe. PAINTER, HAS OPENED HIS -KASCN'G STOCK OF P-Pi-I. ,INGINGB, | PIOTUR-S, GILT MOULDII Js, Eto., .ISO IU SIIOWINt. THEM AT HIS t.l_V. AND LAK(JI_I. PREMISE.5., ( Top or Gkky-btiiickt. SPECIAL PRICKS TO "HIT TH- TIMWB. /•^lThos, j- IJarbutt, . I MANt.-_cfrnr.i_.. o? OOHJN 81-OOMS, *i£3S? ; Tll J. 11K jK A I'A iIM AJ._-. TKLKI'IIONK No.: -3 " '"[-Sl'l-LISHED 18-...] GEE & POTTER, COACHBUILDERB, LORNE and RUTLAND Sts. Co-nhe-. Carriages, Waggonette*, Bagode., Ponj Cai-ria.:-s, Cits. Diavs. and every de scription of Veliif'.c.i Kepi in ntuol: or bulls to order. The trade supplied. N.B.—Traps lent to ona.cm.ra whilst repalrt aro beieir execned. TfiF O S 0 M _ .. "S 8 AN il VK-tMO -.-I' MARBLES. AND AT-KRI-IC-N 1.tL.M.1. IJ ft AD sTONii.-; iy maßklj. ...-:. _iOM.. 'BON t'OMII R-tl.t-iGS AT MODK-Ai- I'K-CE _.t-i__aac' lws'__- lent \,0.-t free. Country orders carefully p-deod. TAIT BHOTHEHS, 3__.o_r__i»-tal .'o.!:n, Ccrr.sro. 1.-tl -nd an_- I«r-o-_.reOt. (ue..i.. O un-n-otrcet Ju-i_ tir.iil. ..u.iitland. rv O TO BATH «JT to ROTH" . PUBLIC HOT, COLD, AND .UOV.'KR Dj '.IS, VIOTOIIIA-STRHET l'-AST. Charge-ONE r ..ILLING Openlaßw-ek.day. from li a-m. to 9 p.m., and SUNDAY MORN INGS from 6 till 10 a.m. The Bath-rooms are all private, and supplied with every conven ience, Turkish towel-, ilesh and har brushes, combs, respirators, aoaps, &c. beleet Bath rooms (private) for Ladies every day, at all hours with female attendance, One Shilling and Si-ponce. Please noto tho address-Victoria street Kast, abovo the Greyhound Hotel, and next tlie Cheap Bedding and Furniture Mart Auckland. N._>.- Barber in attendance. B. AND X J 0™8' H'JUBS, FURNISHING and QKNKRA-. IRONMONGERS, . Pon-oabj- Rood a .<) Pompalier Terrace, Auckland. Ag.-iti. for Pbcenl- Firs OlTloo, Fo-tO-fioe Savinga B,.nk. Monoy Order Offlott Telegraph - tation, Talophone Bureau; brrinqton, M. INST, C.E.. M. INBT., M.K., 0 CONSULTING BNaiNBBR, __AUOI_:iiAND. - \S[ ° T I 0 H. t. PL ANT3.—Plants and Seeds of every descrip tion, both Vegetable, and Flower, to be had at B. BaILKY'S. 36. City Market. V .T.OVERNOR BROWNE HOTEL, \JC HOBSON-STRBET. Board and I-idging _ _ SO- per jr»-k. Hlnglo r.oora- - - .. -.» p-r W«elc 3 T^TDWARD- MAHONEY AND BON, -g ARCHITKCTB, QUK-N-HTREET, AUCKLAND. '■* rf^HEAr TIMBER ! Chkap Timbkb I \_J Cheap Timbbr I And all othor kinds o' Building Material can 8 purchased at prices •" to mcot the times at D. Goldib'b Mills, Lower Albert and Little Queen streets. Bulldlngo weo-ed unon Deferred Payment!. Ten-- mort I. tdvantageona to cu-tomors. _______ TiIDW ARD BARTLEY, ARCHITECT, STICIIBURY'3 BUILDINGS. X QUEBN-STRKKT. EMALES suffering from Stomach anfl Heal Trouble:! havo a Genuine Frienc. ic Mrs Dk. Stuart's apkhiknt -nii Livku rihia HiiiniiHti-ss Icd'-eation. Coat-Venes-. wind and \Sm^Sm^L^m^mmV^ r. a_4&?!M-_-^^ bo-os at Is Od. Sold over; where. NICW ZKALAND DRUG CO., A-ronts. LW. L B ~^~"' S- BOOK BINDER, PAPER RULKR, ACCOUNT BOOK MANUFACTURE--. -rYNDHAM-STRKI-T. MERCK -NTS' ACCOUNT BOOKS. N. i_»nr_nee _-- Ml-l-g Register Book, apoel-lly Ruled and Bound. Mnslc MaganiDaa.Ptiblio Llbrarlosand Sunday Mn.io, -nags WtU B d -,--_ ---3. BAKERS' SPSOIAL RULED DAY BOOKS. Bibles, Prayer and Hymn Booit. :S" SAND AND CHOIR DMUBIO BOOKS "* RULBID. ye , — ■ FISHER & CO. WHOLESALE SHIPPING AND Family 3. BUTCHER S, Established 1804. .ir lamps Fcrgu.on ; and H.F1.1-. the i>u-e a Edinburgh ; also. KJnha Butchers to the Jew. OUESN-STRKET^AUCK-LAND, N.Z. ai . Famlliea waited on In Town or Suburba. TOl POULIR -of all M-Tda DRESSED to ORDEF pealcre In Game - Oorcod Beef In Large QuantltJ Importers of Sau_a'so Caaiarn^ Bb __„. tB, N.B.—Calves' K*nceta. _ff"Cusl»_.Bri Supplied with Ice,



((* m *\ |{ HOBSON-ST JJ V.^ VISIT *? Jj HAVE YOU SEEN V|"UNRO AND |y| ILLIOAKf'I IStMENS-t BTOCK OBr SUMMER. TWEEDS? AIX THOROUGHLY SHRUNK. PKR-fEOT WT AND BEST V. OrtKMANSHIP ttUARANTE-SD. V.B.— NO SHODDY RUBBISH BLOP-MADE GARMENT.. HERB. MR P. F, M. B"U KRO\V S, ARCHITECT AND BUILDING SURVEYOR. A.M P. sociKTY'a Bini.niNaß. EM-VLESfsuffering from Stomach and Head Troubles havo a Genuine Friend in Mkb Dr. Stua la's apkkiknt and Liver Pills. Biliousness, Indlirestlon, Costivoness, Wind and Spasms.Sick Hoadacho, l'aln and Fullness after eating speedily relieved. One box has oured all those troubles of years' standing. They pre vent a host of maladies peoullar to the sex. In boxes at Is 6d. Sold overy whore. NEW ZEALAND DRUG CO., Agents. UNROUND LIMA GROUND LIMI FOR SALK SOUTH (J ATB B MAHURANGI HYDRAULIC GROUND ROCHE LIME. In any quantity, for Concrete Paths, Floort Cellars, ice. (next to stone flagging is un rivalled for durability and hard-sotting qualities). For tanks aud othor wet work it is a -list-class material. 8. KEANE, SOLE AGES'-. C' STOMS-STREET SUPPORT LOCAL MANUFACTURES. FOR SALE, OR HIRE WITH OPTION OF PURCHASE Tho Hiring Money to bocomo part of Purchase Money), Or at Reduced Prices for Cash, \ VARIETY OF HUGOII.3 ANn PHJKVOVB, WAGGONETTES, Sec -"ounilly built cf seasoned mat-rials, and com hinlng Styli and Comfort with Durability and Cheapness. Forty Years' Exp. rience In the Di signing nnd .Iniin.-cturoot i'liuauro <_-nrrluKo_ enat>:>-i> vie AU work gna.ivnloed VI inontnß. Repaiiis of Ai.i. Kinus with Dkbpatch, RIII'VIN HARVIE. Upper Svmondb btrket. XXT AKNOOS BROTHBRB, W Eatabli shed 136-.1 ___ -OAP AND CANDLE MANU-'AOTUR-IB OOX'S CRICKK, AUCKLAND, i-anufaomroro ot the C_eiob, rat.f_d }--t^?« 01 _oap, Dlalnfeot-int Powdorß, First Prise Yellow Bine Mottled, Double Crown. Eoonomlo. and Household, Carbolic and other Modlolnal and ToIIo- Soaps.made from ths purest of Tallo*». £™^%._____ N.8.-Caah Purchasers of Tallow, woa Shaepskins, and Bonea. rpiME TABLE, WELLS BROS. 'BUSES, DEVONPORT TO TAKAPUNA. Loaves Devonport upon arrival of stcamor fri.m Auckland as por ferry time table:—7.So im„ 9.50 a.m., 12 50pm„ -60 p.m, ICO p.m. .unrlajs-lOam. and 2 p.m. Leaves Takapuna:—B.o a.m., 10.10 am, 1.10 p m., 310 p.m., 5.10 p.m. Sundays-11 a.m. ana 3 p vi. Special Trips can bo arran&ed. OFFICE: VICTORIA WHARF. Telephone: Devonport Bureau. E.LAGSTAFJ. HOTEL, NORTH SHORE. Ths above Hotel le now Replete with all tb. advantages of a llist-claas HoteL Best Brands of Wines and Spirits. MICHAEL CORCORAN, Propristob. FEMALE .'ILLS. Certain and prompt —They entirely provont pain, headache &c. Testimonials say: 'The.'; area treasure. " Brought new life to me." " Have not been Bi wellfo. yea.s." "Now I know what frpedoii from pain and weakness ia." They are tral, Calendar (or Female Pills, 2b Bd. Sold everywhere. NEW ZEALAND DRUG Co., Agents. rTUME-TABLE FOR SPARKES'S BUS LEAVE ARCn HILL. LEAVE AV-CKLAND (National Bank). 810 a.m. (-ox'a Creek) 9 0 a.m. 930 „ (Rchm d Avenue) 10.15 „ 10.0 .. (Cox's Creek) 11.0 .. 10 55 „ (Abattoirs) 11.45 „ 12.20 pm (Hotel) J] 5 p• m• 20° I', (Cox's Creek) S.O ','. 255 „ (Abattoiis) 3.45 ~ 1.25 „ (Richni'd Avenue) sin „ \\_\ » (H°"-1) IU :: G65 !', (Richm'd Avenue) 7.45 ~ SATURDAY NIGHT ONLY- Loave Arch Hill .. 6.30 and 9.15 Leave Auckland .. 8.-0, 9.15. and 10. Special 'Bus may b obad at any time, night c day, at Lowest Rates. _ _ y' H. SPARKES, Proprietor. T> O V E R T V BAT! Investors shown ovor the Dlstrlot free of chargo by G. STUBBS, Land Agent, GISBORNE WANTED, PARTNER wPh about „SCO t join rising and profit-hie Land AKoncy an Fluanci-1 Buslm a-. Fullest particulars giver re'erenceß exchanged. Go d ellmato. WANTED. SI UA'ION on Station t manager, aelarynr part pioflts, lOyeiir.' colonii exiiei-ie: cc, alio ki ow'cri_r. or er^ineeriug ai mrvcying. Oi a _hnep Piirm on Louse, c.rr: inp 2 000 or 3,000 ■h; op. Firot-class references. FOX SALI-. a General store, a Grocer's, Lrnper's. a Baker-, a ISucner's, and a i oacl builder's Business FOR S-LE. 1,1.0 acres go-d Land, clnso I Op-tik Township; partlj iniprnvod, and a fenced. Good bouse nnd premises. Mo deslrablo property, and » ould cut uptoadvei tnge. Must be sold. Fint-Bt Climate In No Zealand. Terms easy. QNg A L I Ex Latest ABBrvi-U, — onnn backs TASMANIAN HBE OIIUU POTATOES toflA BACKS CANTERBURY TABL LAVV POTATOES Of. A SACKS OVMARU TABL» iO XOU SEED) POTATOES A(\(\ SACKS BHWKZK'S PROLIB -400 SEED POTATOES OCA SACKS LAPSTONK KIDNE-SKH ZO\) Potatoes J.A BACKS MAGNUM BONUM SKH OU PoTaTetES lOn SACKS WHTTE ROOK SEH 1 L/vU POTATOES IAA SACKS WHITE TUSCAN SEE IUU WHEAT i KAA SAOSS WHITE TARTiRIA j .)U0 SEED OA'IS j IAAA SACKB DANISH OATS 1 AA SACKS SHORT CANADIAN _ES | 100 O iTB ;' IAAA SACKS JI £'ONEDUST Albo, i MAIZE, BRAN. F-.OUR, ONIONS, ko. (/GEORGE VT _J iFIN CUSTOMS-STREET.



Money. MONEY TO LEND at current rates of interest.—R. LAISHLEY, Quoen-st. ONEY TO LEND, on First-olass Freehold Socurity. WM. Ki-AD IL.OOMFIELD. Solloltor. 108, Victoria Arcade, Queen-street, k,fl u--.-.- iv __-^*<_> o_ -f-tcy;.*.. oi iVS -freehold at o-errent rate..—fJ. W. Osre, (olicitor, Quosn-otrasv iumc. ti-. B_t_f. t? Sow .t-—and). \/f ONEY -O LBirlT.., b iorg. or .-s__l __JL •____, a. n-ui-i mt-s ai Inter**- OONNELL. ft COOPER. So-icitont, Vulcan I-_na_. II^ONEY TO LEND, *_ a _aod-r«_, iXX. rate of iutoreat.—Apply to JACKSON & ftUSSEIJ-, Bolloltorß, Bhortland-fitr-S-. ONEY TO L-OND7 oa Mortßage, ol First-olass Freßhoid Sooiiritlea. WILLIAM UOLBMAN. Hoiloitor, Natlosftl Iminranoo KuUniaEf-. ___. G______w_ ONEY TO LJ-iND on IrosholU _t ourront ratrjo. ARCff. BUCHANAN, Bolioito.. Qu.im-st. (oppoeit- ''..ui- ol N.-5.1 £b A _^_'fc_"_"T.6"LE-.D, on i _rbt-elaßi Jb4«-Wv Freehold Scourlty.-J._l. L-nuoi/ Sharobruker. Qnean-gtrnot. Aiie-t-an-. -O LEND, in -urn« rA fTeohuld'ooourity.—Dsvore t-ca Coops., -Oil-.. loi_, Queon-b—-at. '£OHi\ A A TO LEND in uttma 5 froa _j&V_. \.FV\y «Oapword».-AFpljr Wm. 13. CochruQa, Coohr-uo'- Atiotltiu Msrt, iES, __-__«• i rtr-nt. MONEY TO LEND *t ourv-nt ratsa __ lnter-st.—S. Jac-son, ____ ______!_____! MON^V TO LEND iv large and -mall sums nponil-s. class freehold ieourttioJ repayable cither weekly or at the expiration ol a torui of yuars.-Apply to Barton and Koeslng i and 6, Mercantile Uhim..vers (3 doora übovs Bank o_ Nev. Zoalaeidi, Uucen-«ti'-.t.Auo_lßn_, MONEY LENT ON PROMISSORT NOTES, HOUSES, FURNITURE, ScO. 811-LS DISCOUNTED DAILY MORTaAGKS NEHOTIATB-W JOHN W. HARDIB, Land, Commiskiok, and Estat* Acitrt, HIGH-STREET. AuaK-__N_>. INDUSTRIAL AND PROVIDENT PKRMANBNT BUILDING, LAND, AND INVESTMENT SOCIETY OF 'AUCKI.AND. 80ALK OF REPAYMENT REDUCED. _ - „ «. M v Total Amoniil Repaymentsextend-Per Woek £ 0 r Ing over for filOO. cioq STI " a. d. iU__Sl z : hi i mi" nd other Periods to suit Borrowers. The Board has Powejlnoaws of Slekneas m Want of Employment to SUSPEND PAY MENTS. BORROWERS SHARK IN PROFITS. PART OR WHOLE OF THK ADVANCE MAY BK R. PAID AT ANY TIME. INTKRESr CEASES ON THK PORTION . KB*Ala DEPOSITS. The Scelntv receives Deposits us nn-lor :— Smooths „ .. .. « percent. tl months G. per cut. Special arraiigom-int fur longnr p.iii-ls. Oorusr of tJUKKN HTHICF/c and VULCAN LANIC, AtIL'ILI.AND. JeiUN HAKe'l-OIT. Manager. /_" UCKL AN D PH X M AI. E NT-CO' A. OPERATIVE BUILDING & INVEST MENT SOCIETY. . Or»ic_i 147, Qvjtncs-eiTU-t-rT. LOAN 3 granted noon approved seeurltl»s ol Freehold or Leasehold Proporilos in suttin ol fl_o to -6 000. principal and Interest, being repay able in li'.staltnonts at tho following Reduo-e Ratks for repayment ot each £.100 borrowed : " c. Zd. - » d. lyear - _ 20 0 104 0 0 _ vcarti Z - x 0 10 103 8 8 -.oars Z Z M 7 ' 113 IS 0 _._-r_ _ _ 11 » 121 8 8 JeM Z o 9 136 18 9 till" - I ' » l"n 9 in year. Z T. 0 3 162 18 » And lv the sanio proportion for smaller or larger loans. DEPOSITS.-Tne Society receives men. y on deposit .-For I! months. 0. per cent. Repayable at 7 days notice. Si per Secretary._ UEENSLAND MORTGAGE, WAS.. AND DISCOUNT BANKXNG COMPANY, D_-„by-stbk__- (off Qneen-otreet), AuoKLAtro. HEAD OFFICE! Brisbane. A-i-NCi-tsi Auokland, Sydney, and Melbourne. MONEY advanoed from _3 and upwards to »ny Rmount required, to suit the borrower, upon PERSONAL. FREEHOLD, LEASEHOLD, or unr TANGIBLE SECURITY, repayable In any way aa may bo arranged, either WKEKLY, MONTH,.Y, or QUARTERLY t-stalmanto, at lowest current rates. ADVANCES made on FURNITURE without .emoTu! : also on all kinds of MER^KA NDISK. U-nludiiiK BOND WARRANTS, et*. BILLS DISCOUNTED at uurr.nl rates. In_..rTloT.s and communications will bs htll i itrlctly oonfldential. t OrtrtO-i Keens i From 10 till 6 o'clock. I . — , BiSK OX KSOLiHD MoT-8 C3AM--D LONDON MORTGAGS, LOAN, ANC DISCOUNT BANK, -. 3EORTLANU - STREET, AUGKLAI-I) (Opposite A. Clark and Sons' Warahoas.). Anil L! .tie C-lli-s-ut.. Mcloo-i-a. LOANS aro advanpsd from £10 __ £..,001 Upe.n P.r-cnal, Fr-Ohold, ~:id L_._ißehe.i-; Saou.-itj Rejiayabl. by W*>__l_r. Monthly, or Quarterly Inat-lrac-it-; at Lowest C-rrsnt Rotes, Aivances made on Furnltnrc without r_-_o.al e-nd all ciaiise. of Mor-l-nndisu. Loans grhntod upon Life Polloies, I-rgaoles, am Interests under WUls. E-T-U- DIEOOUHTBD AT OCIt-USHI RATES, Louis upon Deposit of Deeds, Rnpnym*_tt b Easy Inotnlmont .. r. ormß -.ratlE. All «iii_murj'.r._.ucns aa_l i_.t. riovra held g-riotly OG-tfldr.-t-laL -rVTEW ZEALAND MORTGAf.E, LOAN " i-l AND DISCO' NT BANK. " Hum B'i'iti-ivr (Next to Atkln's I'rlnting .'iftioe), GRANTS LOANS OF £5 TO £1,000, ON 1. PERSONAL . ECUniTY. FREEHOLD AND LKASEHOLD SECURIT .„ ON fl FIRST AND SECOND MORTGAGE OB ON ' ANT AVAIL., it LX SSCUHITI ,_ ItKPAVAItI.H IN \\ WEEKLY OR MONTHLY INSTALMENTS _ Or in any way to suit the Borrower. Loans ou Furniture without i ctuoval. Also or a all kinds of llerehoueiso. h. -oans may be repaid at the rate of Sixponce p< to week in tho Pound. *' Bills Discounted at Current Rates. Bank of England Notes nnd Australian B»n_ __ Note, liought. All communication- strictly confidential. D, HEW ZEALAND MORTGAGE, LOA] AMD DISCOUNT BANK, HIGH-STREET _.__. TO ATJCIN'B PKINTINO OFFICK.i D .. ■_____ — ■ j- 8{ OK _R'_ pATENT TIGHT Sice Pirrha-hg the abovo Patent for tl _. Au-1. nnd '• rov.nee, ME-ShS (i. RHODES & CO., '" Have been q.ile'l. propping themsolveß f. husli is', mill after c c-_-e'u .xnmlratlm of tl 'P j above in n'l i's p'usn? acno- ir. pared to eff J It iv confldi nee lo liic pub ie ■&'. a ir B\ lLi.i.-.N '', PLKASAi.-, and CHEAP i ILLUMIMANT, ID j Safe and Kuay of Manipulation. •" ! Every n a- may have his own gas under h OWN CONTROL, en-i at prime cost, which is less than half usual cost. !D This New OIL GAS LIGHT reds no prots I tlon from vrind, and hss po flare, i Bmoke, or fume 3 I Tempoiurt Office : ! FERNBANK, COLLTN'GWOOD STREET ' Where the Light may be seen from Bto 10 p 3' CARDS.-Latest Style VV tha Star Litho^raphio Works, She land street, Auckland.



Government Lands. PUBLIC NOTIFICATION. AUCKLANdTaNO DISTRICT. LANDS FOR VILLAGK SP-CCIAL SETTLE MENT, ON PERPETUAL LKaSE. HEP KKINO BLOCK, HOKIANGA Crown Lands Office", Auckland, lith January, 1837. Notice is hercbv given thnt tho lnnda enumerated in tho folio■'lie- Schudulo -"ill be open for applicntion ai this Ofllce on and after FRIDaY, the 14 th instant, upon the terms and conditions hcronnder atnteil. U'orm. of application and iloeia-atlon can be obtuined at this Ofllce. D. A. TOLE, Comm)3..io!ier Ci-o.vn _,and-. SCHEDULE. Hbrkkino SonvKY District. — Bock II: Soetion i. I3u 2r. annua', ronbil 53 .." CI; Section 2. _.i_2rl!lp, -2 le Oil ; S. c imiH 3 and 1 50a each, £>. HI.. ..,.eh ; .-ec'i.m 5, 40,t 3r. £2 In: Section fi. |ja'_r, K2im til; .■ieeieais 7 sill S, SO i e.ic... £2 10 i eeeh ; Section 9. lo.i, _.; Suction 10. 10a ~r, -2 li; S ctioc 11, -1... 3. .-! (ii; Seed n 1. tin 3.-, fJi 2s ; :-'o:tlon 13, le., :ir. i:\ is ; Bee-ion 11, 36-. 2.'. „t lfj. (kl ; Sc-tlons 1.5, Hi. and 17, lo_ _'r each, -2 in each. Block HI Section 1. liv 2e £2 Is Oct; Section 2, Hi, £_ 1_; Section 3. lit. 3r 32p, £2 2a ; Section 1,1 la 111 p, ... Is ; .notion a. 00a. -Mm; _oeiion li. I.a 2r ICo, -2 . s 0!; Sections 7, 8, and 9, 60 - earh, -2 10s each ; M.-otioa 11. 31. 2r, SI 113 fld; Section 12,.0 a 3r. £117n ; Soelious 13. 11, nnd 15 101 ouch, _3_ eaoh ; Soetion Hi, EOa, -2 101. WtiAxriAi'i. SunvKY DiaTmcr.—Block VIT:. Sections... 0. 7. 8. 20, 21. 22, 23. 21. unil 25, 50. euch, „'_ 10- each ; Sec ie.is 31 nnrl 35, ISi each, £2 8s each ; Section 36, s(la, „2 10s. DSSCRII .'low OP Land —Tho above block i. Eiii.uat.oii on the Herekino ilarLour, between fimr and hve miles from Whnngapo, a formed road comiectins; Iho two barb urs. Ie is about seven mllesdistant from tho Port of Ahitinrn.und right __illo3fiomt.he 'I'akahiiu Valley Vlllaito Homo stead Special S.ttlement. The soil, generally .peaking, is vory rich, the land e-entiy un dtiltiiin^, fronting tho Herekino Harbour and up the valiov of the Uwhirna River, beinff o.ivere.l chielly with hiirh tern anrl t; tree and mixed bush, containinj» a RreOt deal cf purirl and somo tutara. Note—A STKAMER SPECIALLY CHAR- Tl-lth!) BY GOVERNMENT FOR THE CON VEYANCE OF VILLAOH HOME.TIOAD SEI'TLNRSTO TH- lIL'ICIC WILL LEAVE FOIt WHANGAPE ON THE ISth INST. Notice is hereby given that the Lands enumer ated in the following Schedule will be upon for anphratlon at this Olfieo on and alter FRIDAY, tho 21.t instant, open the terms and conditions heraundi r stated. Kornis nf Av.piicatloii and Oeclaralion inn he obtained at this Ofllce end at tho Post-office at Ngaruawahl-. I). A. TOLE, Co_umi:aioi.er Crown Lands. SCHEDULE. Riar.iN County. Parish op Waipa.—Allot ments Nob. 8. 87. BS, ~), 90, and ill, .'Oa each, annual rental „2 10. each; Allotuiiiiit 9_. Ha. -•_; Allouneiits'J.l and 91, 50a euch, £> IDs euch. Si.ilate-1 on the MiiniiNoiw Rireain iFirnivood (•reelil op; oaito the Town of Neweusll.. RKGULATIONS. 1, Tho land to bo selected under the.nreß.la tt..ns shall be hold on povpctuiit lease for .he lirsl term nf llliity y.-ais. w fur Ulle-equei.t. ii.rniMif twciily-iiiiii i e.'ii-'-. iveh .nt ei.y right of aeqiiirin;; the freehold. ■i. 'Iho rental iliail ho h... d on t.iin o .vital va .lunf llio liill'.i. which shall in I OCi-r, !>.-.• ]n__ than -1 nn aero. :l No ~1.-.-e-o will b= ,_.._<- lor the !__._ beyond the i-iuin of Itli. io h_ lii-p i.-it il with in.pliralloii fur nvi.-l' lint,' the uainein the Lar.d frain-for Deparimeiit I. Mold .o.liall be 1., nei., or any transfer ol the int- ivi-t "t a sol tier allowed, _xiM.ni Willi the eon^i nl of Hi Coin nils ionei' of Crown Lui.d.i to be Hret obtained. 5. Renewals if lansis shall be subject in all I'eelieets lo the mo, i..ions uf s.-etioiiL 15110 155 of f'e.rt IV. ..f the Lan.l Act. 1835. 0. Married Men will have prefer, nco as seh etors nailer theei regulations INiKiNi). INO SELlCfirOlt-< MUSI' STATU IN APPLI CATION WHETHER MARRIED OR UN MARRIED. 7. Nonlloim.nt sha'l exceed in arm 50 lores. 8 Suhj-ct. to tho following cnr.dition., end within the first live years of the date of tin, eeieciion. n ...''\-ance of as mi not exce'e, i>e C2O will lie ni'iile 'o a-si:t a • elector in the erec tion ofahnin.cn his b< lection; nnd in bu h laeds a furlher sum no: cxc c: ing 1:2 lO.ianacre up to hut nt cxc.;. ding sn area oi 20 nc- is will be advanced for bush tailing and for priseing. (a ) Each .ettler must begin hush tellingim iii'iiiati'l. ; but in any ci-e where this is not dune ih- Steward should report 111- ciron s'siim to tho tlominUsiorior of Crown Lauds for the district. (i,.| Timae settlers who may desire advances of money in ternir. of this,, regulations \vi:l obtain pa. mint nrn-.thly front tlic St-tviird, tin his valuation of wor'_ done. (C) Advan-'-s will ho ma.iofnr theconbined opera'ions of under sernbbing nod bueh fellli.g, at the rate of £1 5s an tecre. aed for burning, grassiu-.r fencing, and other Imrrovcnicr.ts. £1 5s nn aero—in all. £2 10s an acre—up to the limit of 20 acrei. (o ) The erection or a d welling hou.e must be completed within six m .nthsof tho date cf eelo-tion : bur. ia bu-h lands this may bo deferred ui.tU inut diately after the flrrt burn, but to longer. (X) Applications for advances may be ln.do either to the Commissioner ot Crown Linda for the district or to the Steward cf Village Settlements. (F.) No advances will he made on dwelling houses until they are completed and ready for occupation. 9. The annuil rent sh 11 bo 5 per cent, on tho capital value of the laud, tor.etl.or with 6 per cent, on such suuib as may he advanced in terms of els use ~ payable hnlf-yearlf, on the Ist day of January er July nex" ensuing aftor the lapse of six months tram tho dates ot the selection and advances respectively. 10. All appllcntton-i for land under these re gulations shall be made to the Commis-oner of Crown Lands. Auckland. Where more appli cations than one are made on tho same day for the same land, ihe right to occupy the laud appli- d tor shall, subject iocl-iii.o ti, be doter . mtned by lot amongst tho applicants. 11. NO APPLICANT SHALL APPLY FOR MOKE THAN ONrC ALLOTMENT. 12. Kadi selector or transferee will be re quired 11 occupy his selection as hi. homo, and to make permanent improvements, as required by clauses 13 aud 1-1. 13. Each selector shall within two years culti vate one acre, and within four years tho half of j the remainder of his eelection. it, Permanent improvemefit Bhall mean— (A) Foneing tho land with limber or othor dur able materials, not being a brush fence ; or (n) Breaking up and laying down the same in , Eng'isn or other cultivated grass ; or (c) Breaking up and plaiting or sowing root i 5 or other crops therein ; and in case oi bush lands, tho felling and dealing ol timber and sowing of grass. « 15. Selectors shallnot subdivideor su'lettheii holdings ; bnt, with tho consent of the Com ~ misaioner of Crown Lands for tho district, the} may trail-fe-r them provided that all tho condl lions of these regulations havo been fiilfi'lod tt date of application to transfer. No person win hits an interest in any land of moro than an acrt in extent, in tho colony shall be eligible as t selector under these regulations. Xi No Bclector aliall hold more than ore allot toent under theeo regulaiions, which shall hi held for his solo use antl bene lit, anrl not for tin use or benolltof any o'hor person whomaoovor. 17. Any selector who shall fail to comply witl these reni'ations in any respect shall, npoi ouillcient proof thereof to Iho satisfaction of thi Commissioner, forfeit his interest in the Jane .. sclootod. . 18. In case any doubt shall ariee as tn the con . strueLion of terse terms and conditions wicl refer, nco to the selcotion and ocoupatiou o cleairgor an. l.iiil. .r otherwise arising _h--re i under, tho same. bli_ll be aJttled by the Gem mi.signer OUBLIC NOTIFICATION : AUCKLAND LAND DISTRICT. CROWN LANDS FOR LEASE ON PEI PETUAL LEASING SYSTEM. - Crown Lands Oflico. Auckland, January 7, 1887. Wri'ten Tenders (In sealed covers) will t received at this otiieo not later than h-lf-pa: — fjur p.m on V. KuNiiSDAY, tho nth day i Febrcary next, for ihn Lea.c, oi the folio*ir I coiiuitiuns, oc tho uiiiei mentiuned si etions. fl a term o 30 yea;s, with the light of renewal ft f__.___.r_er sof -1 years. Forms of tendc. nnd declaration c_n bo o 10 tainea at any L-n'. Ollieo in ihe colony, and i the Hcst-elllees, VVaitakei'ii. Waitvinma Mill li'tiwaKu, Orniond, ana Ji iroto. D. A. TOLE, Commissioner crown Luntls. or io Waitemata rouN-Y-PABIBH 0- Waip KEIKA : Lot 128. s_i», upset ani.ual run till, -32 15 er Lot tUt, 7-a, £3 12s; Lot H9, 00i, „3. aituatt oloae to Swansoa 11-iil A-ay Station. Parish op Pakemoremo— Lot 16!, 27a Or 9 £2 11. On ; Lo.Ui.', 20j.3r..5^. £-lis. ri.iuitna Klvethcad, opposHe Deacen's Hotel. Hobson Couktv. — Parish of Kaiwak. South Western Portion, Lot 90, 69_, £i 19s. Is Cooic County.-Waimata S.D., Riock VIII Sec. (IS, Hla ur Kp, £5 lis Bd. Hangaroa SD„ Block XV.: Sec. 41, 47. £23 18s. i 0" CONDITIONS TO BE OBSERVED BY TENDE-EttS: Tho tenders will be opened at tha meeting tho Land Board onlhur-tlay, the lOth Fetir.is next, at 11 o'clock iv the toienoon, when t , highest tenderer, if the tender snail equal t ' v.set annual rental, will bo declared tne pi in. chafer. — If there be only one tenderer for any a'-on-ei at ho shall be entitled to the land at the up. irt- rental, notwithstanding that his tender m have .been for a higcer rental. Any pers



i tendering for more than ono section must appear at the Land Board, either in person or by agent [ authorised in writing, on the day on which toadera are opened. If the rent tendered by two or more persons Is the same amount, end Is higher than that offered by any other tenderers, then the Commissioner shall decide by lot in such mannor as he shall think fit. which of such two or more persons Bhall be declared the leasee. The nuonbarof the section and block, with the name of the district, must be written on the en velope enclosing the tender. The letter, being on public service, and addressed to the Com missinner of Crown Lands, need not be -tamped. Any person of seventeen years of age and up wurds may become a lessee under this Bystem. In tho ovent of any person tendering for two or more leases, the d_po.it of a turn equal to one half year's rent of the tender largest in amount .hall be sufficient, together with the sum of -31 ills to pay for lease and registration thereof, paid either in cash, marked cheque, or bank draft, made payable to the Heceiver of Land Revenue. Auckland. Provided that in the case of a person tenderiDgfortwo or more lea-op,such as he may in tho aggregate become tho lessee cf under the Act—namely, in the case where the lands comprised in tho sevo rat leases adjoin each otner.lasuehcase the deposit, hallbe a half year'B rent _t the rato tendered for each such lease, and also the sum of £1 IDs in respect ot each such lease, the foe for preparation and registration of tame. Limits of Area foreaohLessee: No lease Bhall be made to any person owning, nor shall any person be capable of becoming tbe lessee under a lease or a sub .lessee, who owns any freehold land, or land held under lease or license under tho Crown, whereby such person shall become eithnr the owner, tenant, or occupier iv the whole, either by himself or jointly with any other person or person., inclnding the lands comprised in the lease, of a greater area than 010 acres anywhere In the colony. Any person may lender for one or more sec tions, and it contiguous to one another, may, if he wishes it, obtain a lease for any area not' exceeding ClO acres. All leases not tendered for prior to tho time fixed as above, may be applied for at any time hereafter. _r-.«__,_r!-. ■\T E W ZEALAND GOVERNMENT J_l LIFE INSURANCE DEPARTMENT. TO BUILDERS. Tenders will be received until noon of TUES DAY. January 11th. for the Pulling Down and Rebuilding New Offlceß for the abovo Depart ment. _ Plans at my Offlce. 1. Exchange Chambers, Queen street, Auckland. HENRY G. WADE, Architect. mOBUIL D E R S. Tenders will be reoelved until noon of TUES DAY. January 18, for the Erection and Comple tion of a Family Residence in Colli-gwo.d-st.. Porsooby. y. ED w AR n BARTLEY, Architect. m O I! U I L D E~R S. Tenders will be rccsived until Noon of FRI DAY, January 21, for the Erection and Com pletion of Sail'Hß' Home, Auckland. EDWARD HARTLEY. Architect. T~ ENDERS will be received by the Eight Hours Demonstration Committee, up till noon on SaTUKDAY, January 15, for two liitnils to perform at tne Eight Hours uomnn .ii-.'iuu -p-rta on the 29th One Hand will be irnuir.ii to play for dan.-ing. Tenders to be ad di i.»<cl ti Working Men's i lub. The lowest or an;- rentier not neec-B. arlly accepted. J. A- PA«KIt3. SocreU-ry. mRY KIR .-.PATRICK'S NEW SEASON'S JAM. SPECIAL NOTICE. Kirkpatrick's New Season's Jam is made from Nelson-grown fruit, and is boiled within a few hours after the fruit has been gathered. It thus retains most of the natural flavour of the fresh fruit. Kirkpatrick's New Season's Jam is the most delicious preserve in the market. Do not be persuaded to buy cheap and inferior brands of jam, the remains of old stock which must be sold at any price, but ask for Kikkpateick's New Season's Jam, and see that you get it. The best is always the Cheapest. Kirkpatrick's New Season's Jam is the best. CAUTION. None is genuine -unless our name is stamped on each tin and has our registered trade mark, "Lord Nelson," on the label, S. ICIEKPATRICK & CO., Manufact-TREEs, Nelson, N.Z. TpAF-JRHANG-NGS W. PHILLIPPS ft SON HAVE RECEIVED, EX LATE ARRIVALS 185-P A C X A G E S—lßs OONTAININQ ' 55,000 ROLLS OF PAPERHANGINGS, , CONSISTING OF I NEW PATTERNS c For Drawing, Dining, Bed-rooms. Hall and Staircase, suitable for the Manßion r or Cottage. BEAUTIFUL DESIGNS. ) AND BEET VALUE EVKR OFFERED tt , PAPERHANGINGS. i 916-PACKAGES-916 - -ORIMS AND HESSIANS 3 PLATE AND SHEET GLASS, WHITE LEAD OILS, TURPS, VAHNI.HE3, i AND ALL TRADE SUNDRIES. I W. PHILLIPPS & SON, 95 ANO 97. QUKBN-STRKKT. . T..7ATF.R! VVTATER! TT7ATEB . Wateri Water! Water clear and pure. Deliverod wherever wanted. W. fe G. WINSTONE. imuKM-ua_i i -giuK-freui-s JfOB PRIVATE SAL-B fMS ■_■ AND 8-OOI.D-_IA.-_a AT AUCTION PRIOES, alm. node-signed bars on sole M tg^-ffl' .sssa •___-»- »lM ,8 .nantlty of Engl-* «* S,eit.l_.l-.QB-- Fun-ture, Mn-l»tt_B °f-P--« rt_i__ 'rubles of all -h-de. Anntrlaa Beutwoo 18. A-_rrio__ Oh-lra. Walnut Drawing-rooi >'l >...(,.-, Dlnlnß-room Suites In matho.;--. ftc 3 to.-__.. CarpeV Mlrrora, Dining Table.. SIC, i io-rdVohofe-i-ers, Pioturos, Mahogany Boo! ,g -_.es. Hat Standi., Bedroom and Kit-he- 3-rs raiß ot ill deaoriptlomi. yv i-A'TEDWARK.—A Urge -_-_-r._o.-_ -<J j.-. •. i .. i r. _ P .i p_.tr.e-no, »• lose tha-. K-iHlts- ooat b- T__LN_L_-8.-H_rj.or TwalYeti-ies' _--•-_- at VUIB tend Cottage Mfc-Blas. «*°-. Bta aAMOßl- COOFSANS A t.313. - «__io____-r-~ -a n_ ATPOWT- ■<x\@_&lrWx^xJu&& UKr* TO 818 BXCnSLLF.NOT THE GO V-B-OS. _{ IT-HAMES CARRIAGE AND DRA -*- .TAOXORY.VIOTORIA-STREHiTBA-. 1 : AND ' ' HIGH-STREET, AVCKL A N Q. Telephone, SOB, la, JAMES MACKIE, Coaohb.il___, PROPRIETOR. I s Baildsr el -T«-7 aeßorlpHOß et Tehioh he Repaln to all the branohesof the tr«-U_ ir- faithfully exeoute-. Vehlolei Bought and Sold on Commis-.ai ..i Doaehhalldeis' Requisites In Stcok. The Tra 0 y Supplied. en -J-rantry Ord-rs pun-tually attend-- tc.



Aimist.-iicnts. ABBOTT'S OPERA HOUSE. THIS (MONDAY) EVENING, Last Appearance in Auckland of THE SILVER KING COMPANY. COMPLIMENTARY BENEFIT TO MR K. B. WISEMAN, Business Manager for MacMahon and Leitch. " Dear Slt.-Ab a slight mark of our apprecia tion of your good servie.es to us as our Business Manager during the New Zealand season just concluded, we have much pleasure in placing tho Opera House at your disposal This (Monday) Evening, the occasion of your complimentary benefit.—We are, dear sir, yours faithfully. MacMahon and leitch." OUR BOYS) OUR BOYS k FOR THIS NIGHT ONLY. OUR BOYS) Tc »•» »-H«wed by A GRAND _lU_l-Ali BOUQUET. Recitation, "The Cork Arm Elocutionist — Mr R. A. Vernon Comio Song, Mr W. Arrowsmith (ot the Smith and Perrman Combination) Comic Recitation—Mr F Harcourt &c, &c, fee. „ >a _ Admission : 4s, 2i 61, 18. Eox Offlce at Kidd and Wlldman'a. uoora open at half-past seven ; Curtain rues at eight o'clock. R. A. VERNON. Manager. TO-NIGHT 4"1 I T V HALL. TO NIGHT VV (Late Theatre royal.) L°snoe TmiTh. N. Abbott. TO-NIGHT Managers....Mbssbs Smithand TONIGHT Perrman. TO-NIGHT POPULAbTpRICES : to NTftHT Drkss Circle. Three Shillings Mn-rfiAV Stalls Two Shillings MONDAY p _ onk shilling TO-NIGHT TO-NIGHT SMITH AND PERRMAN'S MONDAY FEDER-L VARIETY COMPANY. ■will _EOLA I -EOLA I /KOLA ! APPEAR THE HUMAN ROCKET I . _ Will appear at the above Hall at,J£--..- For the LAST TIME TO-NIGHT ABBOTT'S OPENING AT OPERA OPENING AT HOUSE ABBOTT'S OPERA HOUSE TUESDAY TO-MORROW TnE.DAY (TUESDAY), JANUARY 11. mrTWantv ™ THEIR NKW AND VARIED mr.PQr.i. v SENSATIONAL TUESDAY PROGRAMME TUESDAY _ m AT TUESDAY POPULAR PRICES. [a card.] A BBOTT'S OPERA HOUSE. SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT. At the earnest solicitations of numerous ln ouirers, and requests as to the possibility of the SMITH & PERRMAN FEDERAL VARIETY COMBINATION Appearing at the above Opera House, the man agement have much pleasure in announcing that arrangements have been made for the Company to open for a limitednumber ot nights, commencing TOMORROW (TUESDAY), 11thJANUARY. LOCAL SPORTS FOR DISTRICTS OF AVONDALE. MOUNT ALBERT, AND HENDERSON, To be held on SATURDAY, Jan. 29,1887, - IN BOLLARD'S PADDOCK, AVONDALE. Admission to Paddti.k, Gd. Horses, la. Handicap Hor-ilks of — soys. Nomination. 7* (M. Acceptance 2s (Id. Dhtanoe, 11 ' miles. A-. _>.-D__-.- _-_-_-._-.-- of _..-. NomtaaMon. 10s. Acceptance. 53. Distance, It miles. Nominations for Huriileß and Handicap on 10th inst. Horses shown m 15'.h instant at Avondale Hotel from 6 to 8 p m. Posy Rack.—Height, 14.8 Weight. 9st 71b j allowance. 7lb per lio. under. Entries, 08. Distance, 1 mile. Trotting Race. 12at or upwards. Entries, 10a. Distance, 3 miles. Foot Races of 100 yds and 200 yds, entries 2s Od each; Quartcr-Mi;e, Half-Mile 3s (id each; 1 Mile, Half-Mile. Hurdles, and 2 Mile Walk ing, 5s each; 200yde, Boyß under 14, entries Is each. Other Races and Sporta published after the °oth " Acceptances and General Entries close on 20th inst., at 8 p.m. A. BENTHAM, Secretary. Avondale. Educational. HE WILLOWS, VVYNYARD-STREET (AUCKLAND). 80-RDING AND DAY SCHOOL. MRS AND MIS . WILLIAMS WILL RESUME SCHOOL DUTIES O.N THBi IST FEB. The Course of Tn.traction comprises English, French, Music, Singing, Drawing, Painting, Plain and Fancy Needlework. &c, __o. Boarders receive every care and home comfort. .I/O R HOUUHTON, Barrister and Soli iVs cltor. will commence a Course of Instruction in Law for thi Solicitors' and Bar rister.*' Kxnminat'on iv March next, early in January.-For further particnlais. address John Houghton, High-street-Anckland. PIANO "AND SINGING.—Mr W. H Wobbe will be at home on Friday and Saturd-iy, January U and 15, t - make arrange ments with pupils for the New Qaartar. which commences the following week. Torniß of In struction on application.—Address, corner ol Hobson and Cook-streets. RUSSELL-STREET, PARNELL. BOARDING & DAY ECHOOL. Conducted by THE MISSES ROGERS. DUTIE3RESUMED JANUARY 31. T_TR T. TALLIS TRIM NELL, ; _l_VJ_ Mus Bac . OXON.. ORGANIST AND CHOIi-MASTER OF ST. MARY'S. PARNELL, la prepared to give Lessons on the Organ and Pianoforte, and in Singing, the Theory of Music, Harmony and Counterpoint. TERMS ON APPLICATION. Addreßs: Lyndhurst, St. Stephen's Avenue, Parnell. __________ MR H. S. F. PELTZER, having re turned to Auckland, beg 3to Intimate to his former pupils and friends and the publio generally that he has resumed his profession as a Teacher of the French Language and Litera ture. Private leßsons at his own or pupil s resi dence. Schools visited in town and suburbs. First clhfs Testimonials are open for inspection by applicants. Terms moderate. Addresß: H. S. F. PELTZER, Upper Pitt-street, opposite the Baths. RIARFIELD, GRAFTON ROAD. SCHOOL FOR GIRLS. Head Mistress :-Miss COLE. Boarders and Day Scholars Keceived. Morning devoted to I.atruclion; Afternoon t_i Preparation. Girls prepared for Local Exa minations. House and Grounds beautifully situated. Homo comforts for Boarderß. Course of Instruction includes — English, French, Latin, Mathematicß, Drawing, and Needlework. «_,_,«___ r Piano and SiDging : Mies F. CoLK. 1 Painting and Urn wing: Miss Robinson. First Term of 1.87 beiiina TU-.S-.AY.Feb. "DHYSIOGNOMY and PHRENOLOGY. 5 o. e7~hugo May be Consulted at 121, GREY-STREET. F~~ RE^NCH-1-iRESS AND &-WTLE MAKING ESTABLISHMENT. MADAME PELTZER, from Paris, begs to in timate to the Ladies of Auckland that she is prepared to make Dresses in the latest Parisian _ fashion, at twelve shilliiigß, extras not included. I A trial respectfully solicited. Addresß: I Madame Peltzer, Lpper Pitt-street, opposite the Baths. J. GIL 91 OUR, DRAPER, glov kr, so , Upper Symondsst. And j, KARANGAnAPE ROAD. „ __ fl REAT BARGAINS [% IN DRESS MATERIALS. s i Having bought an immense stock cf Dresa w Matorlals of various kinds, we aro now selling 5j the .an cfarbelow Hie original price to clear. The goods are of the newest description and fashionable makes, and comprise some new f -brics not much known yet in Auckland. Lane Cloth, Bosket Cloth, Canvaß Cloth, Tenuis Cloth, Knop Eouchl. Nuns' Votling, Delaines. Wool Beiges, &c. Sec, some rf them being reduced bo low as 33 Bd per dozen yards. All thore who w-nt good valuo should visit the _• establishments at once. There is also a w»re ., houso stock of Lt. dies' Lace Collarettes, ' Plaßtrcms, nnd Lice Ties of all kinds, which ai-o bcina; sol - at tho low prico of Is all round to clear, some cf them being worth about 3s 9i each. A new stock of Swede and Pure Silk Gloves tc hand, very cheap, and White Joseph ine Kid Gloves tire being sold at 7_d per ; air, or JsOd for hulf-dczsn pairs; and they are fresh and ur spotted. "" J. GIL HI ©UK, DRAPER, , a. OIiO YE R, &C, _« SVMONDS ST. i And KARANGAnAPE ROAP,