sisters of mercy, and three Russian sub jects. The cathedral was burnt to the ground. Order has since been restored. |fo official intimation of this news has reached any European Government. —.«.

SPECIAL TELEGRAMS.

LONDON, July 7. A debate on the Colonial policy of the Government has taken place in the House of Lords on the resolutions of Karl Russell; in the speech of the noble earl, his chief attack on the Ministry was with respect to their treatment of Canada. Earls Granville and Northbrook defended the new colonial policy of self-protec tion. The Exchequer Chamber have decided that Colonial Legislatures have power to grant an indemnity for acts committed in the colonies. Emigration to Canada continues. Tne New Zealand Loan Guarantee Bill has been read a first time. The ironclad Cerberus, for the Victorian Government, was floated out of dock, and the men shipped. The survivors of the crew of the Mer curius, after a longdetention, were rescued from the Brazilian coast. The April mails, via San Francisco, were delivered in London on the 28th June. The fusion of the wool sales into one for November has strengthened the mar ket, which opened rather brisk, and fully supported the tendency upward, except for best descriptions. The copper market is better; Wallaroo is quoted at £75. Rain has improved harvest prospects, and wheat is consequently lower. The petition for winding-up the Euro pean Insurance Company was dismissed. The health of the Right Hon. Mr. Childers causes much anxiety. OBiTUARY. r -The Earl of Clarendon, Sir James Clark, Lord Arthur Clinton, Professor Syme, Jerome Buonaparte. July 9. General Prim's nomination of Prince Leopold of Hohenzollern for tho Spanish Throne has caused great excitement in France ; and the Duke of Grammont will regard the election of the Prince as a menace to France. The Spanish Cortes is convoked for the 20th July. French Rentes are quoted at 70.50. Tbe London Stock Exchange is much excited; and Spanish, Turkish, and Italian stocks have been considerably affected ; a better feeling prevails to-day, as France is calming: down. Consols rule at 92-|. Victorian securities, 112 ; New South Wales, 102; Queensland, 109; New Zealand, 100. A South Australian loan of £30,000 is advertised ; tenders to be opened on the 30th July. Mr. Childers is recovering. The May mails via Brindisi were deli vered in London on the Bth July; that via Marseilles is expected on the evening of the 9th. a» .

LATE TELEGRAMS.

LONDON, July 7. The Irish Land Bill has been read a second time in the House of Lords, and after several amendments, passed through committee on the 28th June. Five more of the brigands implicated in the Marathon massacre were hanged at Athens on the 20th June. A collision occurred on the Great Northern Railway, near Newark, between a passenger and a goods train, which re sulted in the death of sixteen persons, and serious injury to a large number. The degree of D.C.L. was conferred on the Duke of Argyll, Sir W. Mansfield, and Admiral Keppeli at the Oxford Com memoration. Mr. Trevallyn, M.P., has resigned his office as one of "the Lords of the Admiralty, in consequence of a difference with his colleagues on tbe Education Question. Vice-Chancellor Sir William James has been appointed Chief Justice of the Chancery Court of Appeal, vice Baron Selwyn, deceased. The petition for winding-up the Euro pean Assurance Company was dismissed, on the ground that the petitioners had not paid up their calls. The revenue of the United Kingdom for the quarter ending 30th June amounted to £16,300,000. The American cetton crop exceeds that of last year. The Anglo-Mediterranean Telegraph Company propose laying a duplicate cable to Alexandria. The House of Commons rejected an amendment on the Education Bill for the gratuitous instruction of children. The House of Representatives at Wash ington have passed a resolution, request ing the President to inquire from the English Government, by what right American fishing-boats are stopped on their voyages on the fishing grounds. JThe English and French Government are in communication relative to the recti fication of tbe map of the lied Sea. Jln consequence of the success of the 'ifatholics at the elections in Belgium the Ministry are expected to resign. An earthquake shock was experienced at Alexandria, Cairo, Suez, ana at San torini in the Greek Archipelago, where a town was destroyed and a small island submerged. The French contingent of 90,000 men was outvoted by 203 against 31. The Orleans Princes wrote to the French Corps Legi-jlatif, asking for an abridgment of the decree of banishment;

the Government declared the time in opportune to grant their request, and the Corps rejected the petition by 172 against 13 votes. The Emperor is better, and presided at a Council of Ministers. Queen Isabella has signed her abdication of the Spanish trone in favor of the Prince of the Asturias. A Spanish deputation has arrived in Prussia to offer the Crown to Prince Hohenzollern, who has accepted the can didature ; the French Press aud political parties opposed General Prim's projects ; M. * llivie_ declared that the French Government desired peace, but with honor: if war was necessary it wouln not be declared without the consent of the Corps Legislatif. The Cabinets of London, Florence and Vienna are disposed to join in the diplo matic action of France for the removal of the difficulties which have] arisen in con sequence of Prince Hohenzollern's candi dature ; the Due de Grammont stated that France will not suffer a foreign power to place Hohenzollern on the throne of Spain, and the statement re ceived loud applause in the Corps Le gislatif. The debate on the infallibility of the Pope has terminated in the CEcumenical Council, and the dogma is voted. A banquet was give on June 22nd by the Chairman of tbe British Indian Tele graph Company. The Prince of Wales was present. Messages were sent and replies received. The Viceroy of Egypt, the Viceroy of India, President Grant, and Lord Mayo exchanged messages. Mr. Kirkman Hodgson, a Liberal, was elected member for Bristol. Obituary. — Sir Archibald Bogle, Marquis of Lothian, and Earl of Pad dington.

LATEST TELEGRAMS IN CONSEQUENCE OF DELAY OF MAIL.

London, July 13. The London journals censured Prim's project to place Hohenzollern on the throne of Spain. On the 10th and 11th it was considered imminent; a panic oc curred on the Exchange and the Bourse, France is awaiting Prussia's reply before declaring war; the Spanish troops are in motion on the frontier. The French Press is warlike, and there are dissensions in the French Cabinet on the question of peace or war. The King of Prussia acknowledged to authorising Prince Ho henzollern's acceptance of the Crown, and France demands his refusal to reign in Spain. The Prussian journals say that Prussia is disinterested, but cannot lower her dignity by interfering in Spain's se lection; the British Ministry regrets such strong language. On the 28th July the Spanish Ambas sador at Paris was notified by the father of Hohenzollern of the latter's renuncia tion of his candidature, and the general belief is that peace is now secured. Baron Lessep<? has visited London, and was decorated with the Star of India. Mr. King is knighted. The Irish Land Bill was read a third time in the Lords. Obituaey.—Serjeant Kinglako ; Van toyle, Bishop of Kilniore.

GENERAL NEWS.

THE -TEAM LINE SUBSIDY. [From the " News of the Woeld."] The great pressure of business has pre vented tlie bill granting a subsidy to an Australasian steam line from being reached by Congress before the departure of this month's mail. Parliamentary forms here are not quite the same as in tho colonies, where tha Ministry of the day arrange the order in which public business shall be taken, and are able to give precedence to any matter of special urgency. Here all Members of Congress are on the same footing, and no member has any advan tage over another. Every bill introduced is placed on file, and all measures are called on in the order in which they are introduced, unless Congress specially by vote orders otherwise. Last Saturday there were no less than 580 bills which had precedence of the Australian Steam Subsidy Bill. The friends of the mea sure, seeing that there was danger of its going over as unfinished business to the next session, (bills do not here lapse at the end of a session) moved that the bill be called up out of its order on Monday next. This was carried by 31 votes to 9. The bill is now safe, and will be law before the 15th of this month, on which day Congress adjourns. It says not a little for the favour with which the bill is received, that members have pur sued the very unusual course of giving it precedence at the end of the session, when every member is anxious to bring on his own " little bill." Thi3 favourable action is owing to the desire which prevails not to disappoint the expectation which the ■colonists have been led to form, that this country would give one-half the requisite subsidy. The following telegram, datel at Washington on tho night of the Bth of June, frome the United States Senator who has the bill in charge, may be taken as authoritative :— " New Yobk, June Bth, 1870. "Editors 'News of t#e Woeld.' — Australian Steamship Bill will pass Con gress this session. Press of business only prevents immediate action. " Coenelius Cole, " U.S. Senator for California."

rHE EVENING STAK, AUGUST 14, 1870.



"vr o t i c k 10 FAMILIES.



mRY OUR EOTTLED ALES SIX SHILLINGS PER DOZEN.



FOR TARANAKI, WANGANUI, AND WELLINGTON,. Calling at Nelson should sufficient induce ment offer. npHE Favorite s.s. ' STORM BIRD/ P. DoiLE, Master, will leave the wharf, One hunga, for the above ports, nt 2 p.m. 10- MORRO W, 16 ih instant. For freight or passage apply to COMBES & DALDY, Or to Purser on board. " _-,_. TTIOR LEVUKA, ITJI '7JA Jj ISLANDS.—The Clipper y^Jr-mw' Schooner * CLEOPATRA' will leave for the above port on TUES DAY next, the 16th inst. For freight or passage, apply to the master, on board. NURSERY GOVERNESS. WANTED, by a Young Lady—A SITU ATION ns above, or Companion to a Lady. Would h- v* no objection to be a Daily Governess.—Ad_ _ "Ei M.," Office of this Paper. WANTED— An ALLOTMENT near Mount Eden.—Apply, stating lowest price, to W. M. A., EVBKINO Star Office. WANTED— By a Respectable Married Woman a Situation as HOUSE KEEPER to a single gentleman. Salary r.ot so much an object as a 'comfortable home. Good references. —Apply 8., Star office. PRIVATE BOARD and RESIDENCE for one or two Gentlemen in a Family with no Children. Terms moderate. —For address, apply Office of this Paper. FURNISHED APARTMENTS.-One or Two Gentlemen can bo accommodated witli Comfortable APARTMENTS in one of the healthiest Suburbs around Auckland, and about 15 minutes'walk from Queenstreet — Apply by letter, "Omega," Office of this Paper. STRAYED -On Monday last, from Swiu don Villa, Upper Union-street, Two G-ey GEESE and One GANDER.—Any person returning them to the above address will be rewarded. H. ELLIOTT. J. M. hE N N OX'S MONTHLY LIST OF FARMS, BOUSES, AND ALLOTMENTS. AUGUST, IS7O. R()USE. LAND, AND ESTATE A'J-ENT, Ac, HIGH-STREET, AUCKLAND. PcKoiiASES of Property Negotiated, Rents Collected, Estates Valued, Money Advanced on First-class J-eoukities, No Charge made ro Lender. FREEHOLD PROPERTIES FOR SALE :— _■ A R M S. FAHM ol 170 acres of rich Grass Land, at Mangarc, all fenced, and subdivided into 12 naddocks. The Farm has a sub stantial Residence erected upon it; there are also two Orchards well stocked with fruit; trees, Garden, &c, &c. The owner of this Farm is about to proceed to England, and wll in consequence sell it at a low price—292. Fine SUBURBAN FARM of 49 acres, situated at Point Chevalier. The Farm is securely fenced and subdivided ; 19 acres of it is first quality volcanic soil. Upon the Farm there is a five-roomed House, to gether with the necessary Farm Out buildings, and an excellent Orchard; price, £550—25a. Choice _ARM of 5S acres volcanic soil, only five miles from Town; 39 acres are cleared and in rich pasture. The Farm i_ securely fenced and subdivided into six paddocks, and is well watered all the year round. There is a good four-roomed Dwelling House upon the Farm, together with Barn, Cow Sheds, Stable, &c—l3a. FARM ot 160 acres at the East Tamaki. This Farm is all in grass, and has been stocked with sheep for the last two years. There is a six-roomed House upon the Farm, with all necessary Outbuildings; price, £700—17a. FARM of 150 acres, nearly all of which is fenced; 50 acres Flax Land, remainder in fern and ti-tree. The Farm is situated at tbe Mauku, and has a large water frontage—l3a. FARM of 357 acres in Maungatawhiri Valley —28a. FARM of 40 acres, partly in grass, at Maun gatawhiri. The Farm is excellent quality, and is well situated ; terms easy —30a. WHICH BEARS OUR OWN LABELS. Guaranteed purely from Malt and Hops.



m HEATRE ROYAL. THIS (MONDAY) EVENING, August 15, MI S JOEY GOUGENHEIM, Supported by the STAR DRAMATIC COMPANY, As IADY BLANCHE, Iv Tom Taylors cohbrat-d Comedy RICH AND PO >U, Produced now for the first time in New Zealand. To conclude with THE LOTTERY TICKhT. THE AUCKLAND NIGGERS, Nine in number, TO-NIGHT. TpRINCE OF WALES THEATRE. Ladies' Bespeak Comedy of LEAP YEAR. Complimentary Benefit to MR. AND MRS. B. N. JONES. ON (TUESDAY) EVENING, August 16, 1870, LEAP YEAR, OR, LADIES' PRIVILEGE. Miss Desperate Mrs. B. N. Jones. Grand Interlude. The Inimitable Chinese Song, MRS. B. N. JONES. PETITE COMEDY. Box Office now Open.—Seats may be se cured. COME and see the Inimitable Bones TO NIGHT. ECHANIC3' INSTITUTE ENTER TAINMENTS.—The Third of these now popular Entertainments will take place THIS (Monday) EVENING, August 15,1870, The celebrated Irish Comedian, Mr. Connor Roach, has kindly volunteered his services on this occasion. PROGRAMME. Part 1. Overture—Piano, Glee—" Ply the Oars, \ Lady and Gentleman Brothers," j Amateurs. Recitation--" McGaffin | Mr Eoac]i _ & the Starch, \ Song-" Obey ! Obey ! j Migs L BeU Obey! ) Recitation—"The Bells" Mr. J.Nield. Duet —"The sailor sighs," Gentlemen Amateur s Solo—Piano, Lady Amateur. Darby Flannagan's \ Dream of Queen Vie- [ Mr. C. Roach, toria, in character ) Song-"TheFive Crip- j Gentlemen Amateurs. Chorus I "TheLogHut," Lady Amateurs. Interval of ten minutes. Part 2. THE AUCKLAND ETHIOPIAN TROUPE Overture Company. (JSf lJ nf ) "Strikeboys, strike," Company. Song—"Hard Times,"... ... Triangle. Song—"Hen Convention,"... Tambourine. Song—" Poor Old Joe," ... Banjo. Song—"Tapioca," Bones. Song—"We're coming, Sister \ p ianQ Mary / Song —"Flying Trapeze," ... Tambourine. Song—" Ring the BeU, Watch-") Tld[ln man," ) Song—" Feri down be10w,"... Bones, Song—" Nursery Rhymes,"... Company, introducing the Soldier's Chorus from Faust. Madame Mohler has kindly consented to assist. Doors open at 7.30. To commence at 8. Reserved Seats, 2s. Back ditto, Is. NEW CITY HALL. WOODROFFES AMERICAN GLASS BLOWERS. THIS & EVERY EVENING at 7.30 o'clock, GRAND GIFT PROMENADE ENTER TAINMENT. Two Glass Steam Engines, Quartz Crushing Machine, a beautiful Model of a Church and Chapel, a case containing the Flying Squadron, all made from Glass, by Mrs. Woodeoffe ; also, Pipes, Decanters, Vases of Flowers, Pulss Glasses, Birds of Paradise, &c. MADAME WINTER Will preside at the Piano, and perform selec tions from the Opera " Norma," &c. A valuable collection of Parlor Ornaments will be GIVEN AWAY at each Exhibition. Doors open at half-past 7. MID-DAY PERFORMANCE on SATUR DAY, at 2.30 o'clock. Admission, 2s; children, Is. H. PEACHMAN, Agent. THE ETHIOPIANS' Original Conundrums and Sayings, TO-NIGHT. X O. O. F., M. U., A. D. JL. — DISPENSARY. . T. FISH, CHEMIST AND DRUGGIST, (For five years Dispenser to Drs. Stratford and Wright, Parnell), opposite the Masonic Hotel, PRINCES-STREET, Auckland. Dr. Stratford in attendance for consulta tion from 10 to 11 a.m. Dr. Wright, from 11 to 12 a.m. CRAY FISH ! CRAY FISH ! Roll Up! Roll Up! to MURRAY'S at the Market Place, for Cray Fish at all prices and all sizes. mRY OUR BOTTLED STOUTj T —' ! SIX SHILLINGS PER DOZEN. I



mAURANGA RELIEF FUND. John M. Sueha, ) rp Henry Isaacs, ] Treasurers. Total amount received to date, £475 Os 6d. Per H. N. Brewer, Esq., H.M.C. (list pre viously advertised), £78 Is ; G. P. Pierce, Esq., £1 Is. Per F. H. Lewisson: F. H. Lewisson, £1; M. Montague, £l ; Sec-combo & Son, £1 ; B. M. Marks, 10s ; O. cidental H t_!,los ; Japan, 5s ; Greeney, 5s ; Keg, 5s ; Alfred Reynolds, £1 ; L>. Mm-ham, 2s 6d ; J. Trist, 2s 6i ; 1). McPherson, 2s 6d ; Mr. J. Dairs, Syd. Store, 5s ; Jane Harding, 2s 6d ; Mrs. A. Citron, 2s Gd; Mrs. Brophy, 10s; Mann, Is; Mrs. Lawless, 5s ; Simes, 2s Gd ; Mrs. Parker, 2s 6J ; Jiiss Warner, 2s Gd; Mrs. Fry, 2s Gd; Rev. Mr. Bree, 10s; Shepard, Slur Hotel, 10s; Mrs. Friend, 2s Gd; Tady, 2s 6d; T. W-lker, 2s Gd; lady, 5s ; a friend, 2s ; Bishop, 2s ; E. Sharp, 2s Gd ; J. W. Prime, 2s ; Aicken, chemist, 5s ; Mrs. Phillips, 2s 6J ; G. Grant, 2s 6d; Holder, 2s 6d ; Mr. Sewell, grocer, £1; Volk ner, Is ; ilollowav, 2s Gd; Arkwright, 2s 6d ; J. Brown, ss; Hill, 2s Gd; boy, Is Gd; a frii nd, Is ; Frederick Leo, _s Gd ; Mrs. Lee, 2s Gd ; Sandal, 5s ; Giles, 2s 6J ; Mrs. Gile<>, 2s Gd; W. Williams, 5s ; H. Canham, 2s Gd ; Mr. F. ."haw, 10s; Mr. Lazarus, £1; A Bruce, 5s ; Thomas Maitland, 2s Gd ; T. Con nel, 5s ; a friend, 2s 6d ; a friend, 2s 6d ; F. H. Melton, 5s ; a friend, 2s 6d ; Mr. White, 3s.—Total, £16 6s 6d. EMPIRE HOTEL, VICTORIA STREET. /^OLONIAL ALES, 4d. PER PINT. W. MILLER, Proprietor, Late of Queen-street, Auckland. J P. HAMLIN, LICENSED INTER PRETER and NATIVE LAND AGENT ; OFFICE, Siioetland - Street, Auckland. J. P. Hamli.7 is prepared to NEGOTIATE the LEASE and SALE of NATIVE and other LANDS. J. P. HAMLIN. THE ETHIOPIAN TROUPE TO-NIGHT at the Mechanics' Institute. THE NIGGERS on tho Flying Trapeze TO-NIGHT. - AOA DOZEN of LADIES' LAWN VJ/OU POCKET HANDKERCHIEFS, 3s. lid.—J. COSGRAVE & CO. 3KAA YARDS of WINCEY, at 3fd.— .OUU J- CO-GRAVE & CO. ry CAA YARDS of UNDRESSED HOL i.OUU LAND, 4_d.-J. COSGRAVE AJND CO. aq PIECES of WELSH FLANNEL, nil \)0 wool, wide width, 9_d.--J. COSGRAVE AND CO. -J OO PIECES of FURNITURE CHINTZ, I/SO beautiful patterns, 4_d.—J. COS GRAVE & CO. tyr A MAGNIFICENT SILK DRESSES, | 0 \) warranted all silk, chaste patterns, 2s. Hid. —J. COSGRAVE & CO. 1 r A LADIES' SEAL and ERMIN IOU MUFFS, 4s. 6d.—J. COSGRAVE AND CO. OOA PIECES CHECKED WINCEY 0 _)U SHIRTING, B_d.-J. COSGRAVE AND CO. OA PIECES SCARLET FLANNEL, all OU wool, wide width, Is.—J. COSGRAVE AND CO. ryr>o PIECES all wool TARTAN CLOAK iO/C ING, Is. 6d.--J. COSGRAVE & CO. iyi-A YARDS of BLACK VELVETEEN, /0U la- 6d.—J. COSGRAVE & CO. m PIECES of all wool SAXONY FLAN NEL, 104d.—J. COSGRAVE & CO. 1 £A LADIES' TRIMMED HATS, Is.— 10 U J- COSGRAVE & CO. QOI PIECES UNBLEACHED CALICO, 0,0 JL Mexican finish, stout make, 5d. — J. COSGRAVE & CO. AAA LADIES' HATS, 6d.— ))[)[) J. COSGRAVE & CO. ATA LADIES' WINCEY SKIRTS, i/OU exquisitively trimmed, 6s. lid. — J. COSGRAVE & CO. FUN, WIT, and HUMOUR at the Mechanics' Institute, on Monday. YOUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSO CIATION, Wellesley-street. A NNUAL COURSE OF LECTURES. Aug. 12—Rev. E. N. Bree, M.A.: " Popular Education, Religious and Secu lar "—.W. C. Daldy, Esq., will take the Chair. Sent 9—Rev. J. Buller : "Our Young L Men." O c t. 7—W.L. Rees, Esq.: "A few Ele ments of Greatness." p.g.—Dr. Hector will deliver his lecture, on his arrival in Auckland, of which due notice will bo given The tickets for the course (price 35.,) to admit bearer and lady, may be obtained from Messrs. J. Wayte, J. and H. Upton, R. B. Shalders, Queen-street; at the Rooms of the Association, or from tho Members of the . Committee. Lectures to commence at 7.30 p.m. SINGLE LECTURE, ... ... 6d. EQUAL TO ANY ENGLISH ALE OR STOUT. Delivered at the Brewery for Cash only.



Auction Sales TUESDAy, JULY 16. GROCERIES, CANDLES, TEA, RICE, SOAP, &c, &c, ko. S . JONES Will sell by auction at the Brunswick Mart, on Tuesday next, lGthinst., at 11 o'clock, IfJA BOXES BRANDON'S NEVA IOU CANDLE 3 100 half-cwt boxes Soap 100 1 cwt boxes Soap 4 tons Oatmeal 2 tons Fine-dressed Rice 100 boxes Oglc-bj's Oandles 30 half-chests Tea, 'Hongkong' 20 half-chests Tea, 'Mobile' 15 boxes Orange Pekuo 10 chest Tea, ' Sidon' . 5 cases Copland's Pickles 3 cases Hill and Ledger's Pickles 10 cases Bottled Fruits 30 cases Jams 1C cases Scotch Marmalade 70 boxes Young's ParaQn Candles 10 qr.-cask Pott's Table Vinegar 25 cases Pott's Table Vinegar 10 cases Buchanan's Tobacco 10 cases (pints) Salad Oil 5 cases (half-pints) Salad Oil 25 cases (pints) Pickles 10 cases Fresh Herrings 5 cases Potted Herrings 10 cases Kippered Herrings 20 cases Scotch Sardineg 12 cases Brown's Corn Flour 35 cases (quarter) Sardines 20 cases (pints) Salad Oil 10 cases (half-pints) Salad Oil 12 cases Castor Oil 7 qr.-cae-s Vimgar 6 bales Sydney Bacon 20 kegs Buiter. Terms :—Under £30 cash, over that anieomt approved Bills at three months. NOTICE. THE purchasers of Allotments at Kapanga, sold on 29th September a id 4th ( -tober, 1869, are hereby notified tha the deposits will be for-ited and flu propei tie 3 resold un'ess the balances of purchase money are PAID witliin ten days from this date. Fort-street, 11th August, 1870. SAMUEL COCHRANE St SON, Auctioneers. POSTPONED TO TUESDAY, 16th AUGUST. TUMBLERS, SEWING MACHINE HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, &c, &c, &c. The subssribers will sell, at their Rooms, Fort-street, on Tuesday, 16th inst., at 11 o'clock, 3^ DOZEN TUMBLERS, ASSORTED 0 6 dozen Tumblers, assorted, cut FURNITURE, &c, Wardrobe: Couch, _»., Chairs, Bedsteads, Tables, Chairs, forms, Blankets, &c. Superior Sewing Machine (Howe's), complete, in good working order. A few dozen Fine Old Port, &c. Also, to close consignments, 5 hhds. Demerara Rum. SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, Auctioneers. [advertisement.] New Zealand I have travelled through, And it has pleased me much, Sirs, To find that rivalry exists, Amongst colonial Butchers. His Beef and Mutton I have found, In quality superior, And it of him you always buy, You'll never have inferior. So roll you up to GEORGE'S shop, And do not think it funny, That there, and only there, you'll get, Real value for your money. By reason I will here explain : I get my Meat much cheaper, And in my wife's domestic claims, It costs me less to keep her. But in my travels I have seen, No Meat to GEORGE'S equal, And if the wherefore you would know, I'll now supply the sequel. He's really master of his trade, As I have proved by trial, And sure I am this statement will Admit of no denial. The Shop you'll find in Wakefield-str-tt | And if you are out buying You'll find no other house in town Such bargains is supplying. Of all the Meat that's there for sale It's quality is such, sirs, That GEORGE must really be pronoun*)-- The best of Auckland Butchers. Note the address : E. G-EORGE & CO., Queen and Wakefield-streets. E. WHITSON & SONS, ALBERT BREWERY, QUEEN-STREET, AUCKLAND. WHITSON'S ALES and STOUT, ia Bottle and Bulk, can only be had at tit* ALBERT BREWERY. FAMILIES SUPPLIED. TTOOPEB, OLLTFF AND CO., GOLDEN CROWN BREWERY We_L.lBL-_-S_-.__-.