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PRIVATE BOARD and RESIDENCE for one or two Gentlemen in a Family with no Children. Terms moderate.—For address, apply Office of this Paper. JP HAMLIN, LICENSED INTER ' PKETER and NATIVE LAND AGENT; OFFICE, Shobtland.- Street, Auckland,' J- P- Hamlin is prepared to NEGO'ITATE tho LEASE and SALE of NAITVE and other LANDS. J. P. HAMLIN. MESSENGER'S BP.ANCH, CORNER OF PITT & YIN CENT. STREETS. WM. begs to call the attention of the _ inhabitants of Pitt-street and the gui-rounding neighbourhood, lliat, in conse quenco of the urgent request of his Newton friends, ho intends on FRIDAY NEXT, 22ud July, to open a BRANCH ESTABLISH MENT for the convenience of lv. customers in that part of the town, where I hey will be supplied with FIRST-CLASS MEAT at the jaiae prices as at Victoria-street. , A LIST OF PRICES WILL -BE GIVFN WEEKLY. Note the Addbess : PITT AND VINCENT-STREETS. _•» .[advertisement.] New Zealand I have travelled through, J And it has pleased me much, Sirs, To find that rivalry exists, Amongst colouial Butchers. His Beef and Mutton I have found, In quality superior, And if of him you always buy, You'll never have inferior, i So roll you up to GEORGE'S shop, And do not thiuk 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-street j 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 pronounced The best of Auckland Butchers. Note the address : E. G- EOR G E & CO., Queen aud AVakefleld-streets. ANCHOR HOTEL LIVERY ANP BAIT STABLES, Q U E E N-S• T REEL A. Eb" A~S E X BEGS to inform his Friends and the Public generally, that in connection with the above, he has for Hire, OPEN AND CLOSED CARRIAGES, SINGLE & DOUBLE-SEATED BUGGIES, SADDLE HORSES, &c, And hopes by strict attention to business, with civility and moderate charges, to merit a share of Public Patronage, April 28 1870 NOTICE OF REMOVAL, JOHN HOWELL, BOOTMAKER,; FOOT ;OF ; WAKEFIELD-STREET. Opposite Me. Hobbs', Draper. WATEETIGrHTS! WATERTIGHTS! QA A PAIR MEN'S SMALL and LARGE •4VU 10a. 6d. to 12s. 6d. 500 PAIR BOYS* AND YOUTHS, On Sale at J . ROUT'S HI&H-STBBET.' -EMPIRE HOTEL, VICTORIA STREET. AOLONIAL ALES, 4_. PER PINT. w, Miller, pbopeietoe, late of'M Queen-street, Auckland. ARRIVAL OF THE GLASS-BLOWERS. MR. _ MRS. WOODRUFFS, the BO HEMIAM GLASSBLOWERS, have •wived, and will shortly appear. ■ :'1 H. PEACHMAN, Agent. V O T 'I C E TO FAMILIES. ■



THE A THE HOT A L. Sole Lessee ! Mb. Constable. Directress Miss Gougenheim. Stage Managed Me. Fraxk Towers. TO-NIGHT (TUESDAY), July 26, 1870, GREAT SUCCESS OF THE SERF. Miss Joey Gougcnheim as Madame de Maribon Mr. Joseph.Rayner as Ivan the Serf Count Fed ore Arahaff ... Mr.. J. Thorp. PriuceValdarnisKhovalcnskiMr. J. South. Khor Mr. J. Clifford. , Steinhardt... "... , ... Mr. F. To we. s." Nustigris Mr. J. P. Hydcs. Princess A linski ... ... Miss Melville. Other Characters by the Company',. To conclude with .'.'-.'. 7 A CONJUGAL LESSON. Mrs. Lullaby ... Miss Joey Gougenbuium Mr. Lullaby ... Mr. Frank Towers. TO-MORROW, TWO NEW PIECES. Song , Miss Rogers. Dance Miss Greenles.-. Prices as usual. Doors open at 7.30; commence at 8 o'clock. NEW CITY HALL. Under the distinguished patronage of LADY B O WE N. LIST WEEK -■'■ •-■V . OT. A THE CAEANDINI OPERATIC AND BALLAD CONCERTS. Engagement of MADAME WINTER, The Eminent Pianistc, and M R. "W: I N T E R, THIS (TUESDAY) EVENING, July 26. PROGRAMME. PAST I. Overture (piano) "The Bohemian Girl"—The Misses Rosina and Fannie. Operatic Selection, "Instant Vengeance" (Donizetti) —The Company. Ballad, " Thou art Not Here"l—Miss Rosina. Song, " Mfappari Tutt 'Amor" (Flutow)—Mr. Winter. . r Cavatina, " Scenes that are Brightest" (Wal lace) —Miss Fannie. Fantasia, Pianoforte, " Lurline" — Madame Winter. Character Song, "I'm not Myself at All"— Mr. J. Small. Duet, " La Calabrese" —Tho Misses Rosina and Fannie. An interval of ten minutes. Introduction, "The Canary Birds"—The Misses Ro.ina and Fannie. Cavatina, " Tell me, my Heart" (Bishop)— Madame Carandini. Quartette " Uu di ri ben Ramento" (Rigoletto) —The Misses Lesina and Fannie, Mr. Sherwin, and Mr. Winter.' Ballad, " When the Roses Blooai Again" (Turner) —Miss Rosina. Fantasia, Pianoforte, Irish Airs—Madame Winter. Character Song, "The Policeman of the Period" —Mr. J. Small. Song, " The Greeh Trcos Whispered," Balfe— Miss Fannie. Trio, " Sweet is the Breath of Morning"— Madame Carandini, the Misses Rosina and Fannie, and Mr. Sherwin. Doors open, at half:pas„t_seven, to commence at eight o'clock. Admission :.,Reserved scats, 4s; second seats, 2s. Children half-prioe. Tiokets may 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 M USIC ! NEW MUSIC ! The charming Songs— " When the Roses Bloom Again," "The Land o' the Leal," "NorahMullane," Sung with great success by the Misses Rosina and "Fannie Carandini, may be obtained at Ctjoksey's Music Warehouse, and principal Statiocer.. MADAME CARANDINt'S .BENEFIT on WEDNESDAY NEXT. T. PEACOCK, Optician, Mathematical and Nautical Instbttment Makes, . > (No. 11, Shortland'Street). TVTE'W GOODS, just received ex 'Mary J^ Shepherd,': Spectacles in great variety, Upright1 and Aneroid Barometers, Thermome ters, Hydrometers, Saccharometers, Salino meters, Protractors, Scnle3, Drawing Instru ments, Binocular Marine Glasses, Telescopes, Microscopes and Stereoscopes with Slides, Pocket Compasses; Pocket Compasses for Miners, with Bights ; Pocket Compasses, with Sundial; Magneto-Electric Machines, Sur veyors' Chains and Tap. s ; Ships' Compasses,, plain and transparent; Steam Gauges and Whistles, Water Gauges and Glasses, &c. Repairs of all kinds efficiently executed. Iflgg° Opposite the Post Office. TTTHIOH BEARS OUR OWN ! \y . Guaranteed purely from Malt and Hops. -



GREYHOUND HOTEL, CO_XE_ OF QUEEN AND VICTOJ* .A-STREE 1 S. AUCKLAND. MICHAEL CORWRAJV, PROPRIETOR, IN returning thanks to his friends, visitors, and t lie public generally for then-past sup port, begs leave to draw at U-ntion to the extensive I:>IMi;)\EMJ vNTS recently effected in the pre ■ ises by the hands of the most experienced designers aud decorators in Auckland,* which have rendered this well-kr.own Hotel FAR SUPERIOR to any other in this city, and equal to the best •of tho far-famed Hotels of Melbourne and Ballarat. THE BA R Has been fitted up in a gorgeous manner, and in size, and convenience is unrivalled; and visitors calling. there will find themselves, as heretofore, waited upon with the utmost civility and attention, aud will be eupi-lied with articles of the very best and choicest qualities and descriptions. N.B.—Hot Watjek always is Readiness. TidE PARLOURS AND BEDROOMS Require only to , he v.sited 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 BILLIARD-ROOM AND THE ADJACENT BAR Are filtcd up with the best Tables and the most approved appliances, aud are under skilful management, wliich lias 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 bo his en deavour to raise it. IMMEDIATE "CASH" SALE. THE WHOLE OF THE STOCK-IN TRADE, HARDWARE, &c, &c, at GEEATLY beddced PEICES, by the Under signed. ' ■ ", 20 ca3e3 Best Kerosene 8 cases Kerosene. Chimneys 1 ditto D-handlc Shovels 10 American Pumps - ■ 6 roll. Wive Netting 100 Pit and Cross-cut Saws 10 Circular Saws 390 lengths Galvanised Piping and Spouting . . TINMAN'S TOOLS. Rollers, Folder/Burring Machine, Stakes, Shears, Punches, Grooves, Sets, Paring-down, Knocking-up Anvils, &c. 1 ton Fire day 3000 Fire Bricks 6 rolls Sheet Lead, 5 and 61b.. 1 ton Cast and Shear Steel 5 casks Sheet Zinc 8 tons Sheet Iron, 16, 18, 20, 22, 26 4_ casku Resin 2000 lbs. Soft Soap 5 casks Putty Patent Dryers, Blac_ and Blue Paint 1 Travelling Crane, 3 tons . ;12 gallons Oak Varnish 170 books Gold Leaf 350 coils Fuse 8 dozen Galvanized Buckets : 20 dozen Tee Hinges 7 cwt. Hooks and Hinges 12 dozen Carpenters' Rim Looks 40 kegs Ewbanls 's Nails 30 ditto Cut, Clout, Brads, &c. 130 dozen Butt Hinges, 1" to _" 100 gross Screws 70 dozen Files, Mill, Smooth, Bastard, Frame, &c, &c. 4 dozen Sorby's H_nd Saws. 3' Fireproof Safes 30 dozen Stubbs' Saw. Files 50 dozen' Electro and Nickel Silver Spoons and Forks 20 Iron Bedsteads 3 Weighing Machines, 4 toTO cwt. 8 Colonial Ovens 3 cases Finishing Braces 400 m. Tin Tacks . . .: 4 Register Stoves j JOINERS' TOOLS. 290 Auger Bits _', _- _ .. Bead, Hollow and Round, G, OG* and a Match Planes " Firmer and Socket Chisels a_d Gouges :' Augers, Hammers, Bevels, Squares Gauges, Braces, Arkansas Stones &c, &c, ~*_-.. S. HAGUE SMITH. BATHS ! BATHS!! BATHS!!! HOT or COLD BATHS reduced to ONE SHILLING ot the EMPIRE HAIR CUTTING ROOMS, Queen-street, opposite Evening News. Open from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. ; Sundays, from h fx.ii. to 10 a.m. ' 7 J. W. ALLEN, Phopeietqb.. :,t .; mRY | OUR*; B OTTLED ALES "sis: SHILLINGS PER DOZEN, i I



J. COSGRAVE& CO. T)EGS to inform the Ladies of Auckland hat they have received a "Mu_pvii.eutffoi.-l. of MILLINERY, consisting of Vlowing, Wheati.!*?, Feat:! : •-, Hat -', and among other - Novelties, the New Parish Bonnet, the 'Won der of thd Age we live in A. ADMIRE D I T Jb' BOUGHT IT 0 CAME FORI T D DELIGHTED IN IT F. ENQUIRED FO R IT Jd fainted FOR IT G GOT I T H THOUGHT IT HEAVENLY X EYE D IT J JOYEDFOR IT X EISSED FOR IT T_ LONGED FOR IT •M MARRIED FOR IT IST NAGGLED FOR IT 0 OWNED IT PPINED F O R I T Q LOOKED QUEENLY IN IT H RAN FOR IT "S SIG.HED FOR IT T T O O X IT XJ UNMISTAKABLY WANTED IT V VIEWED IT WAITED FOR IT X WAS IN XT AC IBS V YEARNED FOB.II Z WAS ZEALOUS FOR IT All thought that there W*as nothing like J. Cosgrave and Co's New Paris; Bonnet. Note the Addbuss: J. COSGHAVE & CO. LATE D. G R A HA MA CO LADIES* FASHIONABLE OUTFITTERS DRAPEES, SILK MERCERS, AND CLOTHIERS. mBY |OUB 80-TLBD STOUT SIXf SHILLINGS PER VQZXS.



Auction Sales TO-MORROW, WEDNESDAY, JULY 27. : EXCHANGE SALE BOOMS. TO .MERCHANTS, DEALERS, AND OTHERS. CEO. W. BINNEY Will sell by public auction, at the Exchange Sale Rooms, To-morrow (Wednesday), 27th July, at 11 o'clock, sheiy, A A CASES GENEVA, JD X Z tfyj 50 cases Stewart's Whiskey 10 qr.-rasks Stewart's Whiskey .... 32 qr.-casks Henuessy's Pale Brandy 3 qr.-rasks Hennessy's Dark Brandy 40 cases" Te--.innt*s Alo 30 cases IleuiieSty's Brandy 4 qr.*ca*s_B Superior'Port'Wiiie 2 qr. casks V,,v, Wine. 2 qr.-casks Sli. r-.y 20 cases Port Wine - 9 cases DeinT;n'rd's No. 2 Moselle 7 cakes Sheiry 7; cases Port 23. cases Morton's Salmon 4 cases Sardines ■'■- 9 cases Chocolate .<■'-. **.; '■•'-. 8 cases English Cheese 5 cases G. & B. Pickles 20 cases Lea & Perms': Fauce 10 cases Salad Oil;; 10 casks Nuts 1 tou Canterbury Bacon 20 kegs Canteibury Butter 43 cases Canterbury Cheese 20 boxes Colonial Soap 10 cases Cas Or Oil 4. cases Vestas, 2505, Bell & Black's .2 cases Vestas, plaids,l Bell"& Black's 5 kegs Butter • - ';'-"•: '. :.'? I A'. 10 kegs Wellington Butter. ~; I Terms, at,sale. .■■ ; ; TO-MORROW, WEDNESDAY, JULY 27. ON ACCOUNT OF WHOM IT MAY CONCERN; 215 BAGS BARLEY, 50 BAGS OATS. ! B. T ONKS Has been instructed to sell by auction, at his Mart, To-moirow (Wednesday), at 11 o'clock, [,:•>•:• - Q1 r BA G S BA R L Ei.Y /vJLO : 50 bags Oats. " Without Reserve. Ternis ': —Cash. ..'""'..' TUESDAY, AUGUST 2. LEASEHOLD PROPERTY IK - GR _ V- STREET. BY ORDER OF LAUGTTLIN O'BRIEN, ESQ., REGISTRA R OF THE SUPREME COURT OF NEW ZEALAND, NORTH-- ERN DISTRICT. The subscribers have received instructions to sell, by public auction, at the Land Mart, Fort-street, on Tuesday, 2nd August, ft 12 o'clock, -.-....*.; THE LESSEE'S INTEREST in ALLOT MENTS Nos. 56 and 57, of Section No. 28, Auckland. The property has a frontage of 132 feet to Grey-street, with au average . depth of 245 links. There are five Houses, including a Shop,, erected on the prdperfy, and which is lot for over £200 per annum. The Ground Rent is £30 per annum, and the lessee holds for a term of 21- years, com mencing Ist August, 1859. There are no sepecial covenants-in the Original lease.! . For further particulars apply to Messrs. JACKSOSTAND RuSSEIiX; or to '• ' ''..'. SAMUEL COCHRANE AND SON, Anctionei.r37. WEDNESDAY, JULY 27, COROMANDEL GtOLDEIELDb. SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON Will sell by auction/^at their mart, Fort-street, Joh Wednesday, 27th inst., at 12 o'clock, 'after ; the . sale of Auckland Properties, mHOSE CHOICE ALLOTMENT S, I reserved by the proprietor at the original sale of ; ;-...' ... I NORTH,WYNYARDTON.. ->-, ~ The close proximity to the present rich diggings makes this a most desirable invest ment, either as a speculationfor capitalists or persons desirous of owning a FEE EHOL D. PR O;PK RT V _».•■■'.." 1 ON THE DIGGINGS. As the earnest attention of the Government is.now being drawn to this locality by ; the very rich yield from its mines, there is ho longer any doubt that the "; OOROMANDEL GOLDFIELDS will provo* the most flourishing of any yet known in this Province. As ; the present owner of this property is compelled to submit to this sale from pressure ,of circumstances, the whole of. these valuable lotswilibe sold WITHOUT RESERVE. ... SAMUEL COCHRANE & BON/'. ■'*-'* j if j Auctioneers; ,*-717f0T "7:7" .-., • . j 7 EQUAL TO ANY ENGLISH ALE OR' \lt_Ti j STOUT. Delivered at the Brewery for Cash only. }Q .:



Auction Sales v *-**- to-morrow, ■>_ £ j^ WEDNESDAY, JULY 27. UNSURPASSED ■LUSWESS PREMISES,.* . ! .' § . ' i ,'::. ..-. ll' Sk s QIJ.7EN-ST_.EET. Li, = HO' ''. •:•"■ ff ms. FREEHOLD. . 7/ m-hu The subscribers have received instructions to soil, at the Land Mart, Fort-street, T0*...., morrow (Wcdnesdiiy), 27th inst., at IS o'clock, THAT VALUABLLE FSEEHOLIJ' 1 PROP E RTY in QUEEN-STREET, being half of Allotment No. 3, Section No. 2, Township of Auckland, having a frontage to Queen-street of 50 links, with the ' '",.,' i .. EXTENSIVE' BUSINESS PREMISES^ f t -. £ erected thereon, now in the occupation of,JT, ~, S. Macfaulane, Esq. .B*'i»« '..*,', !.- r-r-t" — *,v i;J SciUmiadttH ho SAMUEL COCIIEANE $ - S&H.*,-/»'J f[ Auctioneers; '"./"" " j __ _ r^r-A) WEDNESDAY* JULY 27.1.1 IXOHANGE SALE ROOMS. I T J TO CORN MERCHANTS AND- Ol HE US. . : : •.___:: [J£ !B(IffATJ»r ■ *■! GKOEGR W. BINxYEY Will sell by public auction, at;the. ExchJftM£tli, Sale Rooms, on Wednesday, 27th July, at,.;, 11 o'clock sharp .-.*. i;,;"oi n-jyo ,*.yM*t* ' 130 bags New -Zealand Maisse ' '■''AJ ' f;7 :fI 57 „ Sydney Maize . .'i; s; *, ■~ - . :. '-TeiW'at':S*ale';': *'''"!'''ii i'!<s' < ,.'-'- ,A «* •'•■'• ;',.-' ,-■■■.. . ..;r •7 _ , ~;;,./;.■ ■.-.... r*-"-..-*7**-!^*''i:;*^St:.%^[:!gJ! ',*, JULY 28. 1 ■ ..-.ir.'.V/TAH-fi -7f L ;I B H A B ; , Y. The Subscribers will sell: at their . -Rooms*} Fort-stieeb, bn Tiiursday, £Bth ipst., at 11 'o'clock,* ja *~..*.. -,: * -.?-':'. 7/ - a JniTlKft'TJ ABOUT THREE HUNDRED,. VO< LUMES, Usefid amd! ' JSWlerfMning ■Works. . .if,...: ■■_ jG »".fj oT ' •'■■ SAMUfifc COCHRANE & 'SOltyWq ,7) Auctioneers. .'..iii .. 1 . ... ..» , 7 j FBIDAY, JULY29.^"--'^'* f 3" BY ORDER OF~*T__2'/MORT-&l_^li^ PROPERTY IN VICTORIA ,Ap^ H DOCK-STREETS.;, lDl7: The subscribers have received ihstriictiohs'to^ sell, at the Land Mart, Fort-street," 6nJR$-P day, 29th inst., at 12 o'clock, lOT N°- 9, of the : subdivision of lots Nos. _J. 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, and 8, of a subdivision of* Original'allotments Nos. 1, 2, 3, 4, ,an 4.5, of ._ section No.' 19,- of- the Town of Auekian_/-8_ ;/-* 3 feet frontage to Victoria street, by a deptjH'jj(fi 70 feet to Dock-street, with all the buildings thereon erected. , . ■ ■'•...'; ETjii-'Jfl 7USAMOEL COCHRANE:& .''B6s,■/SI Auctioneers/'-* S'*-U* /'•*'* <-'ISf*-'J , ■ - i'O D". (>i ... soi'^i ! .. 1 ■ ,;; 'i. gmo**; !•{♦ i .». . ...-:. *'i- A :■: Eodet.d -.. 7N OTJ^I:!, j-.jroM II^NMONGER^7S7 EEDTJCTION 0F m®G&^»v PREPARATORY TO THE RETIREMENT OF MR. E. PORTER"FRQM. . j THE BUSINESS^ '.'_",\''*'''."' _ .'■* i J.JLI B£. 1 ...I \ ■ i .. ' . ('•. ".j .ILL 1 YiiL (l A i. 01.1 At;_ ~„. PORTER &:CO,;-7 JN consequence of the aH6roj'i-iaT«>l__tflir< 7.J mined to REDUCE PRlCESiacooMing to the tinies, and offer their 7,..bA_tSE.:A'_ri:tMlE_,.7S.. I'Aikiii ! *l i,- ..:-;^,--.(;. OVsAi!!-,- ..■■- ,:■■ *•■' *-!. r .*,■: fm first ■ class; ':'; ißbiirMO^GEter :^ OF EVERY DESGEBPTION7 hsiotn BTJITABLE KQB fl ', 7 . .":.:.',,,;'"';,, THE COLONIAL TRADE*/ E. P. & Co. w«li thank ■ those indebted,jtoj, .. th'tm to settle their1 accounts withont .dpl^y,j : ,. and also request that all .claims »gainst [ b Firm, or Mr. E.; Poetkb :privately, be,,r#^- f dei-edi when they will be paid forthwith.. ;; j v , , Auckland, July 25, 1870. 7 r> aiv! .d _ * »< TTOOPEB, OLLIE^ AND, CO ' ! - GOLDEN.CROWN BJOiiWiSßyv"' wi« .*:-r :i ;/- i,,'l "' J^j'l).