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Auckland Star, Volume VI, Issue 1826, 22 December 1875, Page 3

Q PE O i A L NOTICE. ThoWAIKATO MAIL COACH will leave Mercer for Hamilton on arrival of the Train at 10 am. on Mondays Wednesdays, and Fridays, leaving Hamilton for Cambridge on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays and leave Hamilton for ohaupo, Tc Awamutn, and Alexandra on Tuesdays and Saturdays. ReUirn Ccaoh from Hamilton leaves on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays, for Mercer, in time for the last train to Auckland. Parcels and Passengers booked at Mr J. Soppet_?, No. S, Queen-street, or at the office, Mercer, will 6e forwarded with care and dispatch, to be prepaid. Not responsible, for parcels valued over £5. C. G. QUICK, Proprietor. JOHN SOPPET, No. 8, Queerr-street, Auckland Agent. SEALED Tenders will be received by Mr Tbos. Mucky, IFbrt-street, till noon.of the 7th' January, 1870. for Erecting a Presbyterian Church in Wviltworth, Maliur n ngi. Plans and Specifications can be seen at M Maeky'a from .28th December till 6th January M. W. MUNRO, Secretary. Craigiebnrn, 20th December, 1875. "XT O W PUBLISHED. ■REED AND TgRETT'S AUCKLAND ALMANAC ANT> Provincial Handbook for 1876. ) In announoing the Fourth Issue of their Almanac and Handbook, the Publishers feel confidence in commending it as very considerably in advance of its predecessors in variety of matter and completeness of information; and tti cheapness will bring it within the reach of all. The took contains 324 pages, and is the LARGEST WORK ever offered in Ne w Zealand for a SHILLING. Among its leading features are :— NEW FARM AND GARDEN CALENDAR for the year, by Mr Robert Brewin ; 12 pages. ASTRONOMICAL NOTES FOR 187G, ECLIPSES, &c, by MrS. J. Lambert, F.R.A.S.; 6 rages. HISTOKIOAL SKETCH OF NEW ZEALAND—Discovfry by Cook—Primitive Condidition and Origin of Natives—Story of Missionary Enterprise—Honga Ifca and other Ancient ■Warriors—Bsr"n de Thierry's Claims—Wai/au Matsacre—Heko's War —.js'ew Zealand Company's Optrationn — Waikato and Taranaki Wars, &c, &c, occupying 14 pagts. GENERAL DESCRIPTIONS OP THE PROVINCE AND CITY. COUNTRY DISTRICTS.—The Work of Settlement during 1875. ROTORTJA LAKE AND GEYSER DISTRICTS. RIVERS OF THE PROVINCE. HEIGHTS OF AUCKLAND HILLS. REVISED SAILING DIRECTIONS. NEW STAMP DUTIES, as Amended last Bession. HOMESTEAD ACT.—Regulabions and Blocks open. SAN FRANCISCO MAIL TIME-TABLE, Railway, t-t'am, and Coacb Tirr.e-Tables, Cab I"'res, Latest Statistical Information, Health Notes, Business and Offi ial Directory, awl a large amount of other useful information. Copies may be obtained at the EVENING STAE Office, Messrs. Wavte, Upton, Champtaloup and Cooper, Turrell, and all Stationers and Evening Star Agents in City or Suburbs. mCE-Q2TE SHILLING. MEETING of Journeymen Painters at Y. M. C. A, Rooms, on WEDNESDAY Evening, at 7 30. FORMING AND GRAVELLING FOOT- : P PATH PHOM PARK RoAD TO GARDENS IN THE DjMAIN. Superii tendent's Offica, Auckland, December 22,1875. Tenders for ihe above work are invited, and will be received at this office until noon of t'KIDAv, the :tlsr. instant Plans aud specification can be seen at the Public Works Offics, fc.hort!and-s:reet VINCENT E. RICE, Secretary to Public BuildiDgs Commissioners. TN THE ESTATE OP J. W. WALLER The Trustees of the aVovo Estate will pay a Dividend (the first) of Two Shillings in the Pound on all i proved claims, at the office of G. W. Binney, Queenstreet, on and after THURSDAY, the 23rd December instant. For the Trustees, G. W. BINNEY. 21, 1875. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 23. BOOKS! BOOKS! BO O.K S ! THE subscribers will sell at the mart, Fort-street, to-morrow Thursday next, at 11 o'clock. 400 volumes B oks including the following quite new boohs: Six of One and , half-a dozen of the Other, ft volums-s ; Calii fomiin and India, three volumes; L ndon Saturday Journal, Husky's Bible, 3 vos; Leverda of bumble Nip. 5 vnjs; London Bridge tn Lombardy, 9 vols, Tennyson's Works 9 vols Sweet not Lading 6 vols, B igand Life iv Italy Garibaldi at I Home, Johnson's Diciionary, 12 vols. Also. About 40 volumes Law Books. SAMUEL COUHRANE & SON, Auction cere to-morrow; m. Jones & co. ' h°ld their usual Thursday *' * Auction Bale, at their rooms, To-morrow, at 11 o'clcck, of Groceries, Produce New and Second-hand Furnitura American Cooking riiove Ceoking .Utensils, : lite, Eto, Etc. B. TONKS K. C. CABE TO-MORROW. SINCLAIR'S ENGLISH BACON. i _____ B. TONKS & CO. HAVE been instructed to sell tomorrow, at 11 o'clock. 5 cases English Hacon, just landed ex Star of Germany THURSDAY, DECcMB R 30. 7 A BARE OPPORTUNITY FOE INVESTING. TO PUBLICANS, CAPITALISTS, , . SPECULATORS, A^D i . OTHERS. l ■ •■■ [ In Close Proximity to thk T/tanio Stebl , Company's Wobks at New Plymouth. 1 ,4 Large aTid Commodious HuUSTC, built for a Purilic-huusH, wbicb, from its position must necessarily do a large trade whe.n the Iron Sand 0 /mpa.ny cemmeuees operations. At prt-sieiit it is occupied as > a Boajding-houso. aDd enjoys a lucrative trade as a General store The House i8 a large one, containing thirteen rooms, and there is an acre and a-half of freehold land with it. r It is situated at the Henai, one mile and a-qnarter from the centre of the town of New Plymouth, on the main road to the Waitara, and a few chains only ■ a street dividing it from the property of the Iron , Sand Company. MR. F. U. GLEDHILL t Will sell the above property, by public auction, on I the 30th instant, at his stores, Eevoa-street. , f Po'e nt> 8 o'olosfe.