The Evening Star.

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AUCKLAND, WEDNESDAY^JUNE m^ 'TS7O.

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S 7KAM..TO THE,.TJI AMES. -l^, '-t-Tu'k.. OF EDIN -1111111^ - By R a H''' ■ Leave Auckland: • •■■ Thursday, 23rd June, at 11.30 o'clock moruing Friday, -lib June, at 12 o'clock noon Satm'day, 25th June,,at .12 o'clock noon * From Grahamstown : Wednesday, 22nd June, at 4 o'clock afternoon Thursday, 23rd June, at 4.30. o'clock afternoon Friday, 24th June, at 5 o'clock afternoon Saturday, 25th June, at 5 o'clock afternoon Return Tickets issued for One week at Seduced Fare'?, and available for the. Royal Alfred.' ' * : * S. HAGUE SMITH. STEAM TO THE THAMES. ~*v 'TVQY-VL ALFBED,' HKsK^from AUCKLAND to SHORT eSEHSa!SSsBa Land. TIME TABLE. From Auckland : Wec'neilay, 22nd June, 5.30 o'clock afternoon Thu _d»y, 23rd June, 6.30 o'clock evening Frk" ay, 24th June, 7 o'clock evening Sfttv.sdJlf, 25th June, 7.30 o'clock evening From Grahamstown : Thursday, >23rd June,. 11.30 o'clock morning, Friday, 24th June, 12.30 o'clock afternoon Saturday, 25th June, 1.30 o'clock afternoon Return Tickets issued- for ~ one week at Reduced Fares. '. . ' 7 r STEAM BETWEEN AUCKLAND AND THE THAMES. ,-V^jk y rTjH-? M Stq-oher '■'-'"/' J|||||i^i >' 'WILLIAMS' Will leay k .Queen-street Whare punptu a lt.y at the advertised ' hour : , , Thursday, 23rd June, 10 o'clock a.m. Friday, 24th June, 10.o'clock .a.m. •■ • Saturday, 25th Jijne, 10.3Q o'clock a.m. Will- leaye Grahamstown : Thursday, 23rd June, 3 o'clock;p.m. Friday, 24th June, 3 o'clock p.m. , .-: ~ . Saturday, 25th June, 3.30 o'clock p.m. Return Tickets issued for one week at Reduced Rates. .•;,.* The steamer 'Clyde' will Tender the ' Wil liams ' at Grahamstown. r . . H. M. JEEYIS, Agent. FOE THE THAMES. i/ lß|i£^ ,'ENTERVRISE No., 2,' Captain Scon, will sail on .. ■ Wednesday, 22nd June, at 7 o'clock night Friday, 24th June, at ,8 o'clock night; Freightßs. per ton, payable on delivery.' ! T A'' ''■ ■ HOLMES BROS. REGULAE MONTHLY STEAM COMMU NICATION BETWEEN AUCKLAND, SYDNEY, AND.MELBOUENE.' .''.!/ '.. ,-^jk7'*! mHE Favorite Stsam.hip Captain Logman, is, expepted here about the 10th July, and will leave again for Sydney and Melbourne five days after her arrival. For freight or passage apply te CRUICKSHANK, SMART,'_ CO., Agents, Auckland ; Or to, LEDGEE & FRANCIS, Agents, Grahumstown, Thames. Queon-street, Auckland,. June 17,1870. " ';*'" ~ 7") < ' <7 FOB LONDON DIRECT; ' H^.U A1 S, -^"v. :I" ff,. At) : ' f (Captain Lowden) . rpHIS Magnificent Clippeir >_y] _K*i_ Barque, 428, tons, Al at ■jtjM yjk"*^* Lloyd's for. 14 years, and built by special survey,. will leave for the above port.... . „.. , •.« ON I S _TUE_>AY, 16th JULY.- '■' ■• Can accommodate a 'few FIRST-CLASS PASSENGERS, and has first-rale steerage room. ■ •'■' *>• -: '• • " ••*• '* '-* . ■ '■-'■'■>•■ ■■ '■■ ■ For freight or passage^ apply id ■ ' '■"•'■* OWEN AND GEAHAM. June 21,1870. ' ' *



FOE LONDON. ,; TO SAIL POSITIVELY ON2sth .TUNE (THIS MONTH).. ■^r%-t niHE Magnificent Iron Clipper '^^& 'INFLEXIBLE,' , Al at Lloyd's, Wm. Lyat.l, Esq., Commander.' This fine vesselj now on her first voyage, has the highest obtainable class at Lloyds'. AH her haloon Berths are engaged; she has most excellent accommodation for a limited * number of Second Cabin passengers, and will take six more single men as Third class passengers' at £20 each. As a large part of her cargo is engaged, she will have quick despatch. BROWN, CAMPBELL & CO., Agents. GUEYHOUND HOTEL, COBWEB 01' QUEEN ASH VICTORIA-STREETS, AUCKLAND. MICHAEL CORCORAN, Proprietor, in returning thanks to his friends, visitors, and the public generally for their past support, begs leave to draw attention to the extensive IMPROVEMENTS recently effected in the premises by the hands of the most expe rienced designers and decorators in Auckland, which have rendered this well-known Hotel EAR SUPERIOR to any other in this city, and equal to the best of the far-famed Hotels of Melbourne and Ballarat. i-fifS I "■" THE BA B Has bfeen fitted up in a gorgeous manner, and in' size land convenience is unrivalled; and visitors calling there will find themselves, as * heretofore, waited upon with the utmost civility and attention, and will be supplied with articles of the very bc*t and choicest qualities and descriptions. N.B.—Hot Water always in Readiness. , TJEE PARLOURS AND BEDROOMS Require1 drily* to bd•■visited to* be* • appreciated*?* ■ and M. C:can appeal with confidence to tbe* testimony of previous visitors, who will bear him out in asserting that the arrangements cannot be excelled. *: •' • THE BILLIARD ROOM AMD THE ADJACENT BAE. Are fitted up with the best Tables and tbe most approved appliances, and are under skilful management, which 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 EIRST HOUSE IN AUCKLAND To which pre-eminence it shall te his en deavour to raise it. MR. TYNDALL, Surgeon Dentist, begs to announce to the public that lie has commenced business at the top of Shortland Crescent, and that he will supply every description of ARTIFICIAL TEE i H at' the lowest London prices, for quality and work manship not to be surpassed. Mr. Tyndall wishes to call the attention of patients who have worn artificial teeth, and have derived nc comfort from them, in consequence of the carelessness or inabilityof the dentist. . He begs to stale that he will undertake to remodel every se.t at a trifling expense, and will guarantee perfect comfort mastication, and durability. .' Prices of Artificial Teeth: -In pint vul canite, from 5s to 10s a tooth ; dental alloy, from 7s 6>d to 12s ; gold, 10s, 15s, 21s ; silver, 5s to, 10s ; stopping in amalgam, 5s ; in gold, 7s 6d ; crystal enamel stopping, guaranteed to last a year' and half, 2s 6cl a tooth. Consultation eree. Extractions, 2s 6d. From 9 to 10 in the morning for Is. Shortland Crescent. "... FOE IMMEDIATE SALE. FLAX STATION AT EANGAEIBI. THE PLANT consists of a 10 horse power Portable' Engine, a Galvanised Iron Shed, one'of Gibbons' double Machines, and' two of Erazer's singl. ones, with Shafts; Belt ing, Pulleys, and Scutching Machine, all complete. , The whole is in. good working order, arid capable of producing from 12 to 15 tons of dressed flax per month. There is a : large Stoije ahoiit <±0 feet by. 16 feet, and Mill 80 feet by 16 feet. Also, 11 acreß of bleaching ground, fenced in, and two comfortable' Dwelling Houses, besides four Labourers' Cottages. ..... 3 The Mill site is, freehold, with the right of cutting flax over about 5,000 acres of first class Flax Land, secured by lease. .... The Mill is conveniently situated, being about 16. miles from Point Eussell, and 12, milee; from .'the Wailato Coal Mines, the steamers passing four times weekly. , The whole to be sold onsueh terms as will command an immediate sale. '~".'' Apply to ' : JOSEPH 7NFWMAN, 7 7 Land Agent.



■ • . f. 1r i;. .- L >iv:: : IV. *(j 1j:I i'i'lll.'l !l . 1 ■' ' '"' :'.'.,".-! , '■' 7 i -'Am *.*i-i-iVui *v!.! (UUi !")'i*j. ,\ 7 •' . • ■'■*< ii;.:. 1*.*... iff/, ''tifii'idfi. (.n't ul . , * ty:*i,!WilVl .',' i)i.i. . ';*.(( tt >\ I! ii. "Ifi! : i-U a.; ' vvi ,„iV.-oi: •IT ■ t II !h<"fj 1 ,: .CO ' y\'.:.^ TN consequence of the Proprietor,? having decided nqt to male 51 ny.l.alteration-., in .the. *- Prcmi'cs occupied by Messrs.' G. NASH & Co., they bi£ to inform 'ih'tir Frieti.la aud• the Public that they have now ready their First Shipment o^FdsJ.'ionatfj'ff^^Tg^^pfifg. According 1,3 the latest, ; i '~~~''':-'A.-\&.\\_ \MktGb' Jackets a_S9a.p Parisian Fashions, Velvets |; • „t,^ ' '^i^C 1'- "^ are everywhere I a mode. In! :' ' ' MESSRS. . ;M ,.- S ,| thf^.-jfh^,, prices ,/t-hat. a.i-e order,to meet the demand| , . .-',. , ... /■ **l,,." ( "iM^f, I^-i r fo*r^ton : ;or for this, the Eiehest of all jQ _ J^f £-g ]{ fc j (ffi™j.\f&fl^%jjffity._l, -ft. a(1: Materials, G. NASH &! " " . ' h' ( ■■ *'>i!_tio_ toth^-sto-akof Jabkets Co.' have imported, direct,J Q-g^N-'STKE^'ru^i^S^^ Velvets that will enable; ' ' ; ..fa . 10 l •J J ?._'|ejWttH*?>'^*« ; W on-tl* lei them to defy competition. Jnk M _ N wC^^ Asa proof, they respectfully! : ]'•/ ~' r[ [ select',. the quality of invite inspection of their! ■ \ 'fc_l '.tfWelT.t they may prefer.' New* Millinery, New Dresses, New Clothing, New General Drapery. A.n early call is respectfully invited by Messrs. G. NASH t Co., 230-. jQ.ueen-street. next the City Hall.; ' j. ,*.'', ■<<..:■ ~ ,- . ■~ :_j a. ; 7 !•:•;*:.""".:';■ ; -.KEfti Campbell, :;.',;;'->::: "' TAILOR AN D OL O T HIE R, . : ,.,,,, ,: QUE EN'STREET. l'""'A\"- .'':.' OP P O SIT E TH li MA R t,' ; E T RE SER YE . j [ft**/, :...'■ ■ ■ ■ • Lai] ' ii,*f ~ i. : T>EGS to return thanks for past favors, and. also to ihtitiiate to his'friend*-" and the public tliat.hQhas added a large assortment of Winter Goods. { t^ ljis" Stot'lt, ahd ran execute dlltfrders; entrusted to.him at prices that will defy competition.* ' . _~.', ,



. '.. , VICTOEIA-STEEET • ■> seed stokes; •NEW SEEDS! NEW SEEDS ! JUST L A N D E D, ' PEAS, 14 varieties BEANS, 7 varieties ONIONS, 4 varieties &c, &c, &c. VICTORIA-STREET SEED STORES. 11. BIIRD, MANAGER,. THE PORT OE CALL. ".'' W. LOGG-lE, WHOLESALE AND KETAIL BUTOHEH, Q U E E N -S T B E E T, IN returning thanks fqr tlie liberal patron age accorded to ' him by the public of Auckland for the past eighteen months, begs to inform them that, having made . EXTENSIVE ALTERATIONS" '. . to hi^ premisses, he is enabled to supply them ! at His usual low bates. An eaeLy call is eequested. ' JDS T LA NDED,'*.,',' ■Ex 'Bella Mac?,' '. - :L 'i i. ONl*© N S, splendid sample OATEN HAY, excellent quality ' POTATOES, Hobart Town Seed; v -•> , '■ ■: ;' .On Sale.at'the I* YICTOEIA-STEEET SEED STOEES. E. b a ied; ;/;■:",.:; ... ... MANAG-EE. *:*,,,. To storekeepers; boot and SHOEMAKERS, AND OTHERS. > J. W. HO ARE .'.":...'. BEGS to inform Storekeepers and others in the Trade that he receives shipments by every Steamer of MELBOUENE-MADE BOOTS AND SHOES,..MANUFACTURED UPPEES, LEATHEE, GEINDEEY &c, which will be; found 20 per cent. : cheaper than any firm in theCoiony. , i-r ~ fi :: ; MELBOUENE AGENCY, 12, High-stbeet, Auckland. NOTIG'Es.''' ]A<'- :-'" • r\,\ ' ' -:"-.A":r & CO., of Queeh-street, _]_V_L Aiickland, and Grahamstown;-Thames', are AGENTS for tlie sale of E.- HALES ' CABIN BISCUIT."' "' - •'. May 5,-1870. '' '



GLORIOUS NEWS. mHE BEST "DI NN E E . IN TH E COLONIES ' Can be obtained at the ■ SH OR TLANI)- STR EE T ;:1 Q.C.E., ;**■. Consisting of— SOUP i :■*. ■ FISH JOINTS . . ".'.',.- POULTEY , '.1 . GAME . . .* PASTRY : ~ English CHEESE, and SALADS of all kinds,* AND . ... 1 A GLASS OT? THE BEST ALK, .*■■•!'- ALL FOR ' : 7.-; )'aMa :"a'"AA " ' I From 12 till 3 o'clock daily. COME AND TEY. ; j LIONEE PHILLIPS . ; BEGS to inform the inhabitants of Oue huuga and,vicinity that h«has purchased the Business lately in the occupation, of H. H. Weight, Family Grocer, Rrinces-cta-i-et,;and trusts, by supplying GROCERIES, at a small profit, to merit a share of their pi.trone-ge and support. '1 . ••„'■, . ■ *\ ij iii ,•'•*,! t. Please notethe Address- 1-7' '; ' 7 ' ': LrpHiLLip^l,'";';!!,'' -~'."_; WHOLESALE AND RETAIL • GEOCEE, '■ 7 j Pbinces-steeet, Onehunga.,','./'', '~ .j"'" 1.',.. 1../.__I'../.__ U Si I*i!o.>JAi'-f,L..,, * - ,'fi ME, J. liV DE P ARKEE. 5 ' Pianist and Pboeessoe of M hsic, , WHILE returning thanks to his Friends , , and the Public foi* their constant pat ronage, begs to assure themall pupils committed' to his care, either for Elementary, dr Finishing lessons on the Pianoforte, will ensure con stant attention and rapid: progress, in that delightful art. , .-- :- ■ :■: itii'.ni " • Schools* and Families visited in town, and country, on liberal terms.. , : : ~'■■'.. Address—CucKsx'a Music Saloon, QuCem* street j or, Mr. Pahkee, Grafton-road, next Fossett's Store * •" ■ uoml .*!*,. :* '.A. & K. TEUTENBgRG,' ■■ *"! ENGEAYEES, CAEYEESy^'AND 7 'GUN ' ■' MAKEES; y ;-! '■'■'-'' J i E-3'* prepared'.f.o execute' ST"AMPS'for 'j__i!!! Gbldmining' Companies,' DIES, i;with PRESSES,1 EtO.j1 at the'shortest ndtlceran'd in siiperior style. . , • . j ■* * , *!,:!*: **' '~■'. -,■-.*'(. > 1: WELL ESL'E Y;'-';STBE'eT &£%'[&' ' ':'f Five Doors from Queen'-tVeef.'



'.[..,'■'< WHOLESALE & RETAIL Wim AN':l):spirit, li'i-n'j.j;;''".' stosk'' ',' 'X QUE EN-STiIE'E-TV "A i -i-i'ii'-qcwb DOORS EROM- ! .-'.'A "^•"jw^UKS'LET-STEEET. •_• " j A MONTILLADO ' SHERRY, first Quality OLD. TAWNY PORT, Vintage 1861 ~ . BOOTH'S LONDON UNSWEETENED GIN JAMIESON'S PURE MALT DUBLIN .* WHISKY ._ ~. . . ;'.' m "','• DUNYiILLE'S BELFAST WHISKY ; * J' GEEENLESS & CALDWELL'S ''OA_E_ i BELTON WHISKY POMERANZEN GERMAN BITTERS. A large and most varied Stock of WINES aud ,',', ~'■ ; SPIRITS,of the Bept Brands. 'BA..S'.' BtJKTON ALE '. '.,,. I ALWAYS ON DEAUGHT. i SELLING OEE! ..'-'S ;| vit-BD BOOT," No.: 70; ; QUEE N-STE EE T '' ' (Opposite Bank of New Zealand). r NO SHAM! NO SHAM! A GENUINE CLEARING OUT :.'.,.: j SALE. 7 H. FUGATE, HAYING determined upon relinquishing business, has now the whole of his Immense Stock of Ladies' and Gentlemen's. , BOOTS & SHOES AT 20"PER CENT. BELOWENGLISH I , peices ; -.;; • The Terms' are CASH. This is no Puffed SaW to'get ricl of a cheap, ofc of old goods j or a,. Bankrupt's stock. H.. FUGATE' warrants all articles sold by him, as* the latest importations from England, or newly niacle ih the Colonies. They must be sold, for H. F. is resolved to c}eai\ put at. any sacrificfe. All Goods marked at the Lowest Price, j i; ... *,-.,, '7 THE SALE WILL CONTINUE FOE ONE MONTH. ,7,; :;■ Jh. eu g ate, ; j "RED BOOT," 70, QUE..EN STREET, (Opposito Bhiik of New Zealand). .. VI C T OKI A HO TE L, 7'; s!/ YICTOEIA-STEEET. '.'A \''... 7 I THE Undersigned, have much'ple'asure , in informing my.friends and the public at large, that I have faken the above Hotel, in Victoria-street. ; • '• ' :! ';,. ij'bH^":-_';EN'ZT'ESS'i :;"'':'"' ,'■!'•'''=!.,,.,'..'." PBOPEIjETpE. . (Late of City Club Hotel, Shortland-street:) ttIQENTON, SMITH & EIRTH'S PEICES CURRENT. .*7 ' j . ■: ' £ s. d. SUPEEFINE " FLOUE, Silk-". ': Dressed' (Crown' 81-ahd), per ' ' ton of-O'OOlbs ''A..' '■ ... "' '... 14 oro0 r0 F ne; iFlcih't, 1 Silk * Dressed (TSF'!:: .'' :: :i,|£rapcr,)'pel; ton '.','' '~.', ::,;1^"0'0 Seconds'/per'ton,:" ... • '..7 ;„ 10 o.o' '-.harpi|,''j?er ton ' .H',,: ..V .-.''S-'O 0 W&% per bushel of 201bs ... ' ... ' '0" 1' '6(



if EEI.OESNE! KEEOSENE! ".' ic'ifcs pWM H.! S" O OTli E R .B U T DOWN E E''S KEROSENE. , F . 'O; " B ' S A L " E*v; "* •' "■' AT : J. & J. DICKEY'S, 22 _, QUEEN-STREET. mfllfi undermentioned Certificate'from Mr. J_ J- Rkili.V,, Inspector of Weights and Measures, will testify .to ihe quality : — " This is to certify that 1,. Joseph Reiliy, inspector of Weights .and Meas*.n*os, have this day tested a sample of Downer's kerosene oil, in accordance with the terms in schedule of Dangerous Goods Act, 1869, and hays found, after careful.7'trill and, observance of the therinometoiy between 100 and 120 degrees, that the same did not ignite at 120 th degree. Did it ignite at 110 degrees, it would be con sidered claajsevousj according to the Act. "(Signed) JOSEPH EEILLY. ■ "June 30,1870.??',' . • ' . :.".'h J.'■■&■ J. DICKEY, ■ i '' . c&eaf H ARDVFA I.E vHOUSE, 224,; QUEEN-STREET, AUCKLAND. ,; . i JUST AEEIVED. (| . r A CASES SEASONABLE 50 ... BOOTS AND/.SHOES; ■' j -OK EVERY DESCRIPTION,,,' *'" ,1? O EEH A I)' AT EN G- LIS H .';;.-r-4L-"* '■ " Pbices. NO T E TH E ADD EE S -S— ■„.';" RED 'bOQT,'';',^:,; _E3l/ IF 1 TJ G^T 1 lE, 70, QUEEN-STBEET, .q <>~ , Opposite the, Bank of New Zealand. j NOTICE. WH. FOE T' S t CHEAP BEDDING,- UPHOLSTEEY, .7 . AKB ': EUKNITEEE WAREHOUSE, MATTRESSES EE-MADE. CHAIES, COUCHES, &c, RE-STUFFED And prepared with dispatch. Small profits and Quick' Ec turns. Pieaso note the address- 1- W.H. FOBT, 83, SHOBTLAND STREET. ANCHOB HOTEL LIVERY ANCK :, i. BAIT STABLES, I'vi'nnr'.' 'V ; ,\* QUeE in -S TREE 'til". '' A. E R A S E E BEGS to inform his Friends and the Publio generally, that iv connection with the above, he has for Hire, ' OPEN AND CLOSED CAEEIAGES, SINGLE & DOUBLE-SEATED BUGGIES, \ SADDLE HOESEB, &c, ' Aiid hopes by strict, attention to business, witk civility and moderate charges'," to merit a shitte of Public Patronage. '.April2B 1870 :r* :.<*■.- ,■;■,-■■ P.:: <■ ■ .-', , „ FOE A FEW WEEKS LONGER, i•■ i - SELLING OFF ! SELLING*'. OFF! mHE GREATEST BARGAINS IN X • JEWELLERY that can be got in' Auc kland* for many years to come. < *•"• .; Fifteen Pee Cent. Betubnbd !. ■~. Come anp Judge foe YotrESEiVES. Business Hours : FiJom 9to 3. '.' . •[[' ■t,:.'.a_; p£o!_:s.y .. '',;'.; ~' v JE WELLEE; ETC.,' r - • ; '"7 '"Ytri.CAN-IJ.N-.. ''■'■'■'■ •N.B.—Tho' whole stock of : Jewell^. Fittings,"rind Business, to be SOLD QfißAl? j ■ No reasonable refused, as the busii^f-toutC' -'beclosed.' '; ■' '■■ ■'* ;' i^A : .J : -'<-. ••"-'•>,,! " .*i*7 ~'7-7