51-TE EVENING STAK, JULY 28, 1870.



[ NEW CITY HALL. ! LAST WEEK OP THE CAEANDINI OPERATIC AND BALLAD CONCERTS, Engagement of MADAME WINTER, The Eminent Piav iste, and MR. WINTER. THIS (THURSDAY) EVENING, July 28. PROGRAMME. PART I. Overture, piano, "Tho Bohemian Girl" (Balfe) —The Missesßosina and Fan. ie. Operatic Selectior, " Instant Vengeance" (Donizetti) —The Company. Ballal, " Thou art Not Here"—Miss Rosina. g o ng, " M'appari TuLt 'Amor" (Flutow) —Mr. Winter. Oavatina, " Scenes that are Brightest" (Wal lace) —Miss Fannie. Fantasia, Pianoforte, "Lurliue" — Madame Winter. Duet, "I Know a Bank" (Horn) —Madame Carandini and Miss Fannie. Character Song, " I'm not Myself at All"— Mr. J. Small. Duet, "La Calabrese"—The Misses Rosina and Fannie. An interval of ten minutes. Introduction, "The Canary Birds" — The Misses Rosina and Fannie. Cavatina, " Tell we, my Heart" (Bishop)— Madame Carandiui. Quartette, "Un di Si Ben Ramento," Rigo lett0 —The Misses Rosina and Fannie Mr.' Sherwin, and Mr. Winter. Ballad, "When the Roses Bloom Again" (Turner) —Miss Rosina. Fantasia, Pianoforte, Irish Airs—Madame Winter. Character Son", "The Policeman of the Period" —Mr. J. Small. Song, "The Green Trees Whispered," Balfe— Miss Fannie. Trio, " Sweet is the Breath of Morning"— —Madame Carandini, the Misses Rosina and Fannie and Mr. Sherwin. Door 3 open at half-past seven, to commence at eight o'clock. Admission: Reserved seats, 4a ; seoond seats, 2s. Children half-price. Tickri - ■**• be obtained and seats secured at Cucksey's Music Warehouse, Queen-street, where a numbered plan of the Hall can be seen. Ladies' Cloak Room, and every attention. Carriages may be ordered for 10.30 p.m. NEW MQSIC ! . NEW MUSIC ! The charming Songs— " When the Roses Bloom Again," " The Land o' the Leal," " Norah Mullane," Sung with great success by the Mis3es Rosina and Fannie Carandini, may be obtained at Cucksey's Music Warehouse, and principal Stationers. NOTICE THE inclemency of the weather on Wednes day having prevented n. numerous circle of admirers from attending the Concert, by particular desire FRIDAY EVENING next -will be set apart for a Grand Complimentary BENEFIT to MADAME CARANDINI. THEATEE EOYAL. Lessee Mr. M. Constable. Directress Miss Joey Gougenheim. Stage Manager Mr. Frank Towers. CONTINUED SUCCESS OF MISS,.;JOEY GOTJGENHEIM. ENGAGEMENT OF MRS. HARRY JACKSON. mO-NIGHT, THURSDAY, JULY 27th, I The Performance will commence -with THE DOWAG-ER. The Dowager ... Miss Joey GJ-ougenheim Lord Alfred Lindsay Mr. Frank Towers. Sir Fi-ed. Chusemon Mr. J. H. Clifford. Edgar Mr. J. South.. Lady Bloomer ... Miss E. Melville. Margaret Miss E. Rogers. LADY AUDLEY'S SECRET. Luke Marks Mr. J. Thorpe. Robert Audley Mr. J. H. Clifford. George Talboys Mr. J. South. Sir Michael Audley ... Mr. Hooper. Bubbles Mr. J. P. Hydes. Bibbles ... Mr. Frank Towers. LADY AUDLEY, Mrs. HARRY JACKSON Alieia Miss E. Greenlese. Phcebe .'. Mis 3 Melville. FRIDAY, JULY 28th, The Splendid Comedy of THE IRISH HEIRESS. Lord William Daventry Mr. J. H. Clifford. Sir William Daventry ... Mr. J. South. Mr. Supple Mr. Thorpe. Percy Ardent ... ... Mr. J. P. Hydes. MajerFuss Mr. F. Towers. tenure Mis 3 Greenless Miss JOEY GOUGENHEIM". Mk Davontry Mrs. Harry Jackson. $& H,on. Mrs. C. B. ... Miss Melvillo To conclude with i BOSAID COX. ON SATURDAY, THE EOS TEE SI S T E-B, and THE MUTINY AT THE NORE. "VT O T I O E XO FAMILIES.



JUST ARRIVED. £A CASES SEASONABLE BOOTS AND SHOES OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, TO BE HAD AT ENGLISH PEIOES. NOTE THE ADDRESS "RED BOOT,' lEEE, FUGATE, 70, QUEEN-STREET, Opposite the Bank of New Zealand. H. FUGATE, "RED BOOT," No. 70, • Q U.E E N-S TRE ET, (Opposite Bank of New Zealand). HF. has now on Hand, Immense Stock of LADIES' AND G-ENT.'S BOOTS AND SHOES Of every description, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. H. F. Warrants all Articles Bold by him as the latest importations from England, or newly made in the colonies. Always on hand, a large assortment of CHILDREN'S BOOTS & SHOES Of every Description. A liberal allowance made to country Store keepers and Coasters. Boots and Shoes of every description Mad on the Premises. ' Please note the Address — H. I\U GATE "EID 800 T," 70, QUItN-STEEIT, (Opposite the Bank of New Zealand). Eed Boot painted on the Window. HONORABLE MENTION, PAEIS EXHIBITION, 1867, FOR PEIt- FOM&RY. REMINGTON'S HAIR RESTORER, FOR STRENGTHENING-, CLEANING-, and IMPROVING- the HAIR, is the best and cheapest made. It is Invaluable for Children, laying the foundation of a good head of hairj making it grow strong and healthy, and keeping the scalp beautifully clean and white. Being made in the Province it is always fresh, and is sold at a price with in the reach of all classes. Try it, and you will use nothing else. In large bottles, 2s. 6d.; double, 4s. 6d. REMINGTON'S ODONTO, For CLEANING- the TEETH, giving them a pearly whiteness, and preventing decay, at the same time sweetening the mouth and purifying the breath. In bores, Is. 6d. each. NO EGGS WANTED! REMINGTON'S CUSTARD POWDER, For MAKING CUSTARD PUDDINGS, or CUSTARDS, has been long known and approved in the Old Country. Reguh'es no eggs, the only things necessary being milk and a little sugar. A fourpenny packet will make a pint, and. an eightpenny packet a quart. Try it once, and you will buy it again. PERFUMERY of all kinds, Scents, Po mades; Toilet Vinegar, Violet Powder, for children (beautifully scented) ; Quinine Wine, for giving appetite and strength; Exhibition Cold Cream, very different to the oily com pound commonly used, and very healing; Glycerine Lotion, for the skin and complexion; and articles of all kinds, too numerous for an advertisement, all made ok the pbehises, and consequently fresh and in fitre condition. BEMINGTON, MAOTFAOTUKING PERFUMER <fc CHEMIST Paenell, Auckland, N.Z. (Opposite tho old " Windsor Castle".) tg^* Patronise things made in tho Province when good. BY APPOINTMENT OF HIS EXCEL LENCY SIR G-. BOWEN. NEW ZEALAND ACADEMY OF PHOTOGRAPHIC ART, COEKEB OP Q.tTEEN AND WEIIiESLEY-STBEETS K. H. BAETLETT, Manager. NOTICE. MESSRS. MUST & CO., of Queeii-street, Auckland, and Grahamstown, Thames, are AGENTS for the sale of R. HALES CABIN BISCUIT. May 5,1870. WHICH BEARS OUR OWN LABELS. Guaranteed purely from Malt and Hops.



LONDON & DUBLIN DISPENSARY, PITT STEEET, AUCKLAND. 0. WIITLAW, MANUFACTURING CHEMIST, BEGS to inform the inhabitants of Newton and surrounding suburbs that he has opened the above Establishment, and trusts that by strict attention to business to meet with a fair share of public support. TEETH CAREFQLLY EXTRACTED Without Freezing the Gums. PHYSICIANS' PRESCRIPTIONS Accurately Prepared at all hours. TRY WHITLA.WS CELEBRATED AMERICAN VERMIFUGE, . With POWDERS, for expelling Worms in Children ; price 25., including Powders. GREAT CUBE. Hundreds of Children in the neighbourhood of New! on have been relieved of from eight to thirty Worms within the last three weeks. TRY C. WHITLAW'S AMERICAN HOREHOUND PECTORAL, A Certain Cure for Whooping-cough, Colds, Asthma, Influenza, &c. Also, C. V,"..ITLAW'S CELEBRATED VEGETABLE CATHARTIC PILLS, A Sure Remedy for Headache, Indijestion, and Stomach Complaints, j PREPARED SOLELY AT THE ABOVE I ESTABLISHMENT. N.B.—C.W. having had fifteen years perienced in London, Dublin, and New York, trusts that this fact will be a sufficient guaran tee that all prescriptions entrusted to him wi); be accurately dispensed. I d3P° Please Note the Address — ! PITT STEEET, AUCKLAND N.Z. SILKS! SILKS! SILKS! J. M. M cLAC HLAN, "214, QUEEN STREET, W0U TT>-4raw the attention of Ladies to TWu CASES OF SILKS! just arrived per Suez Mail, amounting to £500 worth, bought at LONDON COST! which he is now offering at PRICES NEVER HEARD OF IN AUCKLAND BEFORE! FOB CASH. GROS GRAINS in— Dove, Drab, Slate, Brown, Claret, Violet Blue, &c, &c. Glac6 Silks in same shades. jitoire Antiques in Black, Silver Grey, and White. One CASE SILK VELVETS !—now so fashionable —commencing at sa. 9d. per yard. ggj°AN Inspection Tnyited. J. M. M c L A C H LA N, 214, QUEEN STREET, Four doors above the Duke of Edinburgh Theatre. GREYHOUND HOTEL, COKNEE OF QUEEN AND VICTORIA-STEEEfS. AUCKLAND. MICHAEL CORWRA.*, PROPRIETOR, IN returning thanks to his friends, visitors, and the public generally for their past sup port, begs leave to draw attention to the extensive ■IMPROVEMENTS recently effected in the promises by the hands of the most experienced designers and decorators in Auckland, which have rendered this well-known Hotel FAR SUPERIOR to any other in this city, and equal to the best of the far-famed Hotels of Melbourne and Ballarat. THE BAR Has been fitted up in a gorgeous manner, and in size and convenience is unrivalled; and visitors' calling thore will find themselves, as Tieretofore. waited upon with the utmost civility and attention, and will be supplied with articles of the very best and choicest qualities and descriptions. N.B.—Hot Watee always in Readikess. TjILE PARLOURS AMD BEDROOMS Require only to V"G edited to be appreciated; and M. C. can appeal with confidence to the testimony of previous visitors, who will bear him out in asserting that the arrangements cannot be excelled. THE BILLTARD-ROOM AND THE ADJACENT BAR Are fitted up with the best Tables and the most approved appliances, and are under skilful management, wlu'ch has always afforded satisfaction. M. C. trusts by a continuance of attention and civility, combined with care in supplying none but First-class Goods, to merit an in crease in the favours hitherto liberally bestowed on him, and hopes that the GREYHOUND HOTEL May be recognised as THE FIRST HOUSE IN AUCKLAND To which pre-eminence it shall be his en deavour to raise it. rpKY OUR BOTTLED ALES SIX SHILLINGS KGB DOZEN.



J. OOSGRAVE & CO. BEGS to inform the Ladies of Auckland hat they have received a Magnificent Stock of MILLINERY, consisting of Flowers, Weeaths, Feathers, Hat?, and among other Novelties, the New Parish Bonnet, the 'Won der of the Age we live in A. ADMIRED IT B BOUGHT IT C CAME F O R I T I) DELIGHTED IN f I£T E ENQUIRED FOR IT ~P FAINTED FOR IT G" G- O T IT XX THOUGHT IT HEAVENLY X EYED IT J JOYED FOR IT _K. KISSED FOR IT Xi LONGED FOR IT M MARRIED FOR IT IN NAG-aLED FOR IT O OWNED IT p pined for it q looked queenly in it Rran for it S SIGHED FOR IT T TOOK IT XT UNMISTAKABLY WANTED IT VIEWED IT WAITED FOR IT X WAS IN XT AC IE S "V" YEARNED FOR IT Z was zealous for ir All thought that there wan nothing like J. Cosgrave and Go's New Paris Bonnet. Noth the Address : J. COSGRAVE & CO. LA T E D. GKR A H A M & CO LADIES' FASHIONABLE OUTFITTERS DRAPERS, SILK MERCERS, AND CLOTHIERS. mKY OUR BOTTLED STOUT SIX SHILLINGS PER DOZEN.



IMMEDIATE "CASH" SALE. THE WHOLE OF THE STOCK-IN TRADE, HARDWARE, &c, Ac, at, GHEATLY REDUCED PRICES, by tllO Ullder signed. 20 cases Best Kerosene 8 cases Kerosene Chimneys 1 ditto D-handle Sliovels 10 American Pumps S rolls Wire Netting 100 Pit nnd Cross-cut Saws 10 Circular Saws 390 lengths Galvanised Piping and Spouting TINMAN'S TOOLS. Rollers, Folder/Burring Machine, Stakes, Shears, Punches, Grooves, Scls, Paving-down, Knoeking-up Anvils, &c. 1 ton Fire Clay ~._;• 3000 Five Bricks C rolls Sheet Load, 5 and Gibs. 1 ton Cast and Shear Steel 5 casks Sheet Zinc 8 tons Sheet Iron, 16, 18, 20, 22, 26 41 casks I'esin 2000 lbs. Soft Soap 5 casks Putty Patent Dryers, Black and Blue Taint 1 Travelling Crane, 3 tons 12 gallons Oak Varnish 170 books Gold Leaf 350 coils Fuse 8 dozen Galvanized Buckets ■,'.-., ~ 20 dozen Tee Hinges 1 cwt. Hooks and Hinges 12 dozen Carpenters' Him Lock 3 40 kegs Ewbank's Nails 30 ditto Cut, Clout, Brads, &c. 130 dozen Butt Hinges, 1" to 4" 100 gross Screws . . 70 dozen Files, Mill, Smooth, Bastard, Frame, &c., &c. 4 dozen Sorby's Hand Saws 3 Fireproof Safes SO dozt,h Siubbs' Saw Files 50 dozen Electro, and Nickel Silver Spoons and Fcks 20 Iron BedsU-ads 3 Weighing Machines, 4 to 10 cwt. 8 Colonial Ovens 3 cases Finishing Braces 400 m. Tin Tacks 4 Register Stoves JOINERS' TOOLS. 290 Auger Pits ,;,, ... / .- Bead, Hollow and Round, G, OG and Match Planes Firmer and Socket Chisels and Gouges Augers, Hammers, Bevels, Squares . Gauges, Braces, Arkansas Stones &c, &c., &c. S. HAGUE SMITH. / H. 'EENPELOW,;, IRONMONGER AND IMPORTER, ;■ 166, Queen-street. . ~T) ESPECTF.ULLY invites inspection to.his. JlAj new and well-selected Stock of: — Fire proof, Deed, and Plate ;Ches(s ; Leamington ' Kitchen Ranges, 3 ft. to 5 ft. ; American Cook ing Stoves and Colonial Oveus ; Register Stoves and Sham Registers ; Portable Fire , Grates and Shop Stoves; Bright Steel, Bronze, and Black Fenders ; Sets Fire Irons and Coal Vases ; Nursery Fenders and Fire Guards ; Iron Bedsteids and Children's Cots; Washing i Machines an 1 Mangles ; Kerosene Lamp 3 for Table, Bracket,'and Chandelier; Gas Chande liers and Brackets ; Copper, Enamel, and , Galvanised Furnace Pans'; Sets Electro-plated Tea and Coffee Services j Electro-plated Spoons, Forks, Cruets, Candlesticks, Toaat racks, Fish Carvers, &c.; J, Rodgers and Son's ' Knives and Forks, Scissors,.-Razors, Pen and Pok«t-knives j Hip, Sponge, Shower aud other Baths; Patent Knife Machines and Boards; Stone Filters; Travelling- Boxes ; Parrot and Canary Cages ; Wine, Beer, and .Bottling Taps;' Tinned Bottling Wire and Tin Foil; Papier Mache & Japan Tea Trays; Sausage' and Mincing-machines;; Scales and Weights, Steelyards; Oval Boilers, Saucepans, and Kettles j Brushes of all kinds and Wath Leathers ; : Cocoa Door Mats and Scrapers; Steam Irons and Buckets ; Tea and' Cofl&e Pots ; Dinner and Table: Bells'; ; Water-caus and Slop-pails ; Corkscrews ; Table Mats ; ' Plate; Powder and -Furniture Polish ; Brun swick Black, Black Lead; Meat Saws; Cleavere, and Steels s Jelly & Pudding Moulds; Bread Platters ; Spice Boxes ; Curtain Bands and Cornice Pole Ends; Brass Stair Rod 3 & Eyes ; Mouse and Rat Traps; Patent Chaff-cutters, for steam, horse, or hand-power ;' Cheese presses and Sack-barrows ; Wheat and Maize Mills ; Patent Axles and Springs j'^Cart Arms and Boxes ; Spades, Shovels, Forks, &c. ; Nails, Locks, Hinges, and all kinds of Builders' Ironmongery. ■OWEN :& FENDELOW, MERCHANTS, WOLVEEHAMPTON, ENGLAND HOBSON'S BEirJ^E BREWEEY. lybllbhotheMl pAN now supply, their SUPERIOR BEEE in any quantity to Hotels and Private Families. -': ':r- \'-'-< ■■'■;■ .'£ J\. Orders left at the Brewery, or their ; Of FIC E, DUR H A M-S T REE T Will be promptly attended to : •,-, 1 TnQUAL TO ANY ENGLISH ALE OR _Hi , STOUT. Delivered at the Brewery for Cash only. , 11.:./ s'■ ;; L. .. ■ I .a '■■■ .: HVijMii :, ~;. s ftCKXj rf.; ' I



Auction Sales. MONDAY, AUGUST 1. L I B E A E V, Tlie Subscribers will sell at their Booms, Fort-streefc, on Motday, Ist August, at H o'clock, ABOUT THEEE HUNDRED VO LUMES, Useful and Entertaining Works. Catologues ■will toon be ready, ■- •f< SAMUEL COCHEANE & SON, : Auctioneers. TUESDAY, AUGUST 2. > >'* ■ ■ ■ *; _ t i 1J O LEASEHOLD PROPEETY-i IN: :■ ■ GEEY-SOEET. BY ORDER OF LAUGHLIN O'BRIKNj I ESQ., REGISTRAR OF THE SUPREME COURT OF NEW ZEALAND, NORTH ERN DISTRICT. .... . : ;,, r> l The subscribers have received! instructions to sell, by public auction, at the Lnnd Mart, Fort-street, on Tuesday, 2nd .August, bt 12 o'clock, . •. ■; ■;> , I TIIE LESSEE'S INTEREST in ALLQIT-1 f MENTS Nos. 56 and L 7, of; Section, JTp ft ln \ 28, Auckland. The property has a frontage . of 132 feet to Grey-street, with an average depth of .245 links. ~r . ' j., There are five Houses, including a Shop, erected ou the property, and which is let for. over £200 per annum. The Ground Rent is £30 per annum, rand the lessee holds for a term of 21 years, com mencing Ist August, 1859. There are no sepecinl covenants in the original lease. For further particulars apply to Messrs Jackson and Russell; or to SAMUEL COCHEANE AND'SON, Auctioneers. — — : — ftrr, i '-.;.-.■ ■ •.,• ■;-■ TUESDAY, AUGUST 2. dfiOCKEEY AND GLASSWARE. .A ■ E. &H. ISAACS •'■;,:;".!/' Have been instructed to Bell by auction, as , above, ..-, ~. i)A CRATES AND GASKS EABTHEIT. -i O\J WARE and GLASSWARE, well assorted. ' "! ' ■ Full particulars in Saturday'a.issuej J^. JP. HA'MLIN, LICENSED EJTEB-I . |j PIiETER and NATIVE LANDf AGENT ; OFFICE, Shobtiand • Stbeet.l . Auckland.< J. P. Hamijn is prepafefl tofi NEGOTIATE the LEASE and SALE of NATIVE and other LANDS.... % oil tIJ. p. hamlin; :| [ I EMPIttE HOTEL,, T , \v rctp ri a stee.it, i • /tiOIiONIAL ALES, 4d. PER PINT.! r) ;--. . ■ if I |g W. MILLER, Propeietoe, Late of Queen-street, , Auckland, w - r ..'. ■ ..... fj • — i ! i :' 'JV, H BATHS! BATHS!! BATHS! H' HOT or COLD B ATHS reduced to ONE SHILLING at the EMPIRE H±Ht- OUTTING ROOMS, .Queen-street, ,opj)Qßito Evening Neios. , ~ ...,, , ' ... i Open from 8 a.iii.to 8 p.m. j Sundays, from 8 a.m. to 10 a.m.,, " ,.~ . fS ,_,, t '..••■• i. n .' .. -. '."*', § • J. W. ALLEN, PEOFJtIETOE;'"'" 5' T-~ ■.:■:.•.' ■.:■■:'jut /< Jvl NOTICE OF REMOVAL.. JO B. N H G W '"'Bi <Di lijT .; ' 'BddTMAKERi FOOT OF! WAKEFIELD^STitBBm % Opposite Mb. HoßßS^rPraper.,.-^ Q(f^ -. JJ —~ —~ ■ ■'■ rr. ■.■•. • i -■■•: •.' :.>Hit}{£ WATEETiaHTS! WATEiRTIGIfe! Iff hAA PAIR MEN'S SMALL and JLA%OIi &[)[) 10s. 6d, to ; l2s. £d., .., j j i; ."n 500 PAIR BOYS'AND; YO^Tg^, I ;", ':';'":'.'■ '■- On Sale at- :■• 4J, K,J . R O U/T'"'^"l^;;^ T. PEACOCK,! Optician, Mathematioai, ; and, .^A^^^f Instbument Makes, :(No,\ lji t Shortland-streetJ. ,;,._ „ WfEW GOODS, just teceired. ex. f.Jrfaijr iA| Shepherd,': Spectacles in great variety*, Upright and Aneroid Barometers, Thermome tors, Hydrometers, Saccharometers, r: Sa)in^« f meters, Protractors, Scales, Drawing:. hisirjij ments, Binocular Marine G-lasses, Telescopei, Microscopes and Stereoscopes with Slides, Pocket Compasses; Pocket Compasses fo» Miners, witl^ Sights ; Pocket Compasseß, f witlj Sundial; Magneto-Electric Maohines, r '.-sfff? veyors' Ohainsand Tap?s ; Ship3'"Compas»et, plain and transparent; Steam Gauges.and Whißties, Water Gauges and Glasses, &C....J Repairs of all kinds efficiently executed. dEg^"* Opposite the Post Okpiob. . !; TTOOPEK, OLLTFF AND CQ GOLDEN CROWN BREWERY ' J lif WELLEBUJT-STBBBT. : : J-f-'iv«i ' »• -^ lh : -■■ ■ . ■ ■ .;.■ umriT ...