ENGLISH NEWS.

Escape of Mr. B. Osboene, M.P, THBouan A Skylight.—The Waierford Standard, in going over the incidents of the late elec tion in that city, says :—Perhaps not the leaat amusing and interesting feature in con nection with the dreadful attack made on Mr. Commins's hotel, was the escape of Mr. B Os borne, M. P., and his friend and supporter, Mr. D. Carrigan. When the first attack made on the building had terminated, and the mob had been dispersed, those inside did not feel the least security that they were safe from further molestation, and this fact was to a cer tain extent verified by the report reaching the hotel that Mr. Owen Power's store had been set on fire. The party without sitting down to finish their dinner, began to consult the possibility of escape. Mr. Osborne, followed by Mr. D. Carrigan, lushed to the top of the hotel, and getting out by a skylight, tcounted the roof of the building; In J.ho darkness, and amid the franticr yells of some thousands of persons who were longing to have the tearing of them, the two gentlemen scrambled cautiously along the roof, dreading every moment to be precipitated below. Having reached tke ad joining building, they mounted the roof, and were cautiously but silently pursuing' their upward course, when one of Mr. Lock's as sistants, who was near the top of the building, heard them and fearing that they were burg lars, raised the alarm. Perceiving that they were recognised, and fearing eiposuro, Mr. Carrigan implored, of those within- the building to afford hiir and Mr. Osborne protection. Mr. Osborne here whispered to his companion " Are the inmates of this house supporters of mine?" nnd one of the assistants, overhearing

the qnestion said, " Yes ; you are safe here.' The assistants then exerted themselves, and succeeded in getting them into the building through a skylight ; but when Mr. Osborno ■was leaping through, ho jumped up to the •waist in a large water tank. The two fugitives were then put into a back bed-room. By the tirre that they had obtained refuge from their perilous flight, the mob had recom menced their attack upon the hotel. Finding that if the hotel wei-e broken into and they missing, that suspicion might rest upon their escape into the esablishment, the assistants began to fear for their own safety. It was first resolved to put them up in one of the top shelves, but that was abandoned as i.i.prac ticable owing to the portly dimensions of the two runaways. A large drawer, was next thought of, but the. same objection was apQ parent. The only alternative for them was to keep there until the worst was known. Shortly after 12 o'clock tho n\ob again disper sed, and, the city beginning to assume a tranquil aspect they were permitl ed to remain there. After a while, however, it, was determined that the fugitives should-: retrace their steps back to the hotel the way they came, and wrapping an overcoat on Mr. Osborne, one of the assistants helped them again on to the roof. They then journeyed back through the skylight into the hotel. During tbe time that Mr. Osborne and his com panion were retiring over the roofs of the houses, his friends who were j more tiuiqrous retreated into the stables and outhouses, of the hotel, where they remained in fearful sus pense till quietude was restored. iNTEBESTisa Discovery.—The Emperor Napoleon, as may be remembered, some time back purchased tbe site on Mount Palatine formerly occupied by the palace of Augustus Crosar and his widow Livia. Excavations in the ruins have been made by his Majesty's order, and many interesting objects of antiquity have been brought to light. A more impor tant discovery just made is that of three under ground rooms, which apparently belonged to the baths, and of which the walls are admirably decorated with frescoes. Copies of these paintings have been made by M. Layraud, a French artist, arid have just arrived at the French Institute. The rel.jca from the villa of Augustus will eventually occupy a.room at the museum in the palace of St. G-ermain. I Sticide in Tbue French Style.—An extraordinary cose of suicide has just occurred at Paris. A well-dressed man of about forty descended the Quai dcs Tuileries, and seated himself beside a man who was fishing, lit a cigar. He then ofl'ered one to his .'neighbour, and, after a few minutes' conversation plunged headforemost into the river. , TheVfishemtan dropped his rod and jumped, in after him, but the first immediately struck out and swam away, and the other regainedthe bank.' The former shortly after returned, and, whilst swimming in front of his temporary acquaini . ance, drew three napoleons from his pocket and commenced tossing them in the air like a juggler. At the approach of a number ■of persons, alarmed by the cries of the spectators of this strange acene, he swallowed the coiiis, and diving under the.water did not reappear. His body was not found until the evening, and as nothing was discovered on, it to establish his identity, it was taken to the Morgue, t .. "The Gbecian Bend."—^A good story comes from Cambridge. It is said that when the Greek Archbishop of Syros and Tenos attended the other ..day in tho Senate Hpuse, for tbe purpose of receiving his honorary degree of LLD., he dropped his pocket handkerchief, and on stooping dawn' to reeorer it one of the undergraduates in the gallorj exclaimed, " Hurrah for the Grecian Bend !" The effect was, of course, so intensely ludicrous, that the whole assemblage was convulsed with laugh tei

SinguliAß Affaie.—The German papers report the following singular occurrence. >— Sortie tinie ago a middle-ayed man entered a gambling saloon at Koethen, in 1 he prhicjpalilv of Auhalf. [£t length'ho 'won 11/)!^ oucats but on hiVaitisMtion beinK^«Jl'cfl!l to money Reitnacle no rc»jf6na» * ivn.cl one of his attendants going to Him frJtwd him sitting dead in his Chair. 'JfJfuy "i'Oupici! aboilce l-etiivd the monby' oa the'*l'ollll'' that there could ba no contract betweefp^"3 dead ancithaliving. Tlierektivas of tho t ?'Aweaßerl Jiave taken action for the i-ocoyr^l?l' ft™ money.. ~ '11l iV^'*^ Times a&ya : —Tha brother, of an Tria^*" f''■ql|i*»«-ii'ho recontljT fii»iirod as rt> v rei<po»V-'n'' irt'tiw DTtorco Courl. and who ; is likely lo'^nd'hiuisclf soon again before, 'Lowi roiiMno.: -,^^9 fiof-' witis "the wife of his ' i.'ototiel, who qt»nnint)(V-.;i crack 0110.117 regiment. BoJtJlfct !"sl^l>e we^ known in the mahion ttblo circles. S» u

Siandtsb.'-—Lo^k on slanderers jis direct: enemies to cml WWfPj. '• ,as pei;3vn3 witliout honor, lionosfy, or^humauity. Whoever entei" tains you with tiia faults of others, design? ■ scrrtf j'6u in a gflU^ar mtinnev. E* '/ : \ . .

SHORTLAND TOWN LEASIS.

[abbidged from: the "advertiser."] A atEETiKG was1 held at the Shortland Hotel, on Friday evening last, Captain Butt in the chair. The Chairman stated the reasons of calling the meeting, namely, the uncertainly of the tenure of the leaseholds of Shortland.

Dr. Kizgouk read the following resolution, "That the inhabitants of ShorLland occupy the township by virtue of the cession made by the native owners to Sir George Grey, whereby the lauds of the said township, with others adjoining, were placed at the disposal of the Governor during his pleasure, and that of his successors. That the rents derivable from the lands of the said township when leased were reserved to the native owners by the said cession, but the conditions of such leases were riot prescribed in the said cession, and can only be determined by -the. Governor until Crown grants shall have been issifed to the said native owners unconditionally. That the said inhabitants of Shortland have, never- I theless, paid large sums in the way of raits to the native owners and others, under no com petent authority to demand' the same, and that it is absolutely necessary that the amount of the said rent be limited and defined by the Governor, as tli'e'rental heretofore demanded is excessive, and totally disproportionate to thevalrie of the lands which", but for the im provements made thereon by the present occupiers,, can hardly be said to have afny appreciable worth.".. Adding a few remarks, and the resolution having, been carried, the meeting adjourned to the Theatre. . £

The Rev. G. Smalk then read the second resolution, as follows:—".That the proposed lease 3to the occupiers of land in Shortland are altogether, unsatisfactory to the 'inha bitants, in that,—Firstly : They contemplate an absolute terrninability 'ate: the end of 21 years, from the Ist January, 1869, an arrange ment altogether at variance with the terms of the cession of the land to tha' Governor. Secondly: They provide for an increase of rent every seven years, a demand no less un just than absurd ; as if the value of the Short land holdings at each septennial period during the lease could now be determined. Thirdly : That while the rents are te be paid quarterly in advance, a-delay in payment of 28 days subjects the occupier to the instant forfeiture of his leasehold, a monstrous provision, at variance with both law and justice. And, finally, the leases in question altogether ignore the ordinary and equitable conditions. usually attached to such covenants, viz., cq'mpensa tiou for improvements, power 0f reneVal (a sine qua noii), according td"the terius of the cession, and a. right of purchase under defined conditions." Mr. Sinale entered' very, fully into the question, and the resolution was curried unanimously.

THE EVENING;§JAT? } .. JOTE 7,1870.



•XTTANTED—BOYS at Onehunga to sell the Evening Stab. Gj-ood Wages.—Apply to Mr ; L. Phillips, Princes-street Onehunga. •TT[7- ANTED—A General SERVANT. - \V ' Mrs. Williams, next Union Bank, Queen-street. -T-rrANTED—A Good GeneraI.SERVANT. W —Apply at the Office of this Paper. PRIVATE BOARD and RESIDENCE at Miss Peach ex's 57, Wakefleld Street. —Terms Moderate. f . . . TO BE LETj mHOSE Commodious STORES', erected on I _|_ the site lately occupied by Messrs. Combes & Daldt, in Queen-street. Also, the BONDED STOEEB, with, entrance from Fort-street.—Apply to H. M. Jebvis, Fort* ,'street. FOUND, A LADY'S GOLD EARRING, in Vulcan Lane.—The owner can have it by pay-, ing expenses, on application to Mr. Clayton, Parcel Delivery, High-street. KURANUI GOLD MINING COMPANY (REGISTERED),•,;- j ""VTOTIOE is hereby''given that an Extraor ±S dinary MEE TIN Gof the Shareholders of this Company will be held at the Company's office, Shortland-street., .Auckland,, To-morrow ' (WEDNESDAY), the Bth June next, athalf ! past 10 o'clock in the:foiJenoon, for'the pur : pose of ptissing the necessary resolutions for increasing the capital of the Company, by the issue of 2,700 new shares, of £10 each. ! ; , CHARLES TOTHILL, I Manager; Auckland, June 7, ; 1870.. > ■■ LONG DRIVE GOLD MIKING COM PANY (REGISTERED). THE TRANSFER BOOKS will be CLOSED from 12 o'clock noon TO MORROW (Wednesday), June Bth, until ,12 o'clock noon on THURSDAY, June 9th, when a DIVIDEND of One , Pound per Share will be payable at the Company's office Shortland sfcreet.i :' ' ' ,■■•■ ■;"' ''' ■r. <i- ' if '.5 CHARLES TOTHILL . ; , ~;/ '/., .' . ' ■■■ ■/ ■:. Manager.' AiuckiM^.,twr u '»Vl;i. Ifß'A/.' "'."■- ■: - f : •, ••;; 1 ■!■'[•'■ '' f ' ' GHAIiIBEB OF: COMMERCE. • | rnHE Monthly MEETING of Members will ' JL be held in the Mechanics' Institute, on THURSDAY, the 9th met., nt 3 o'clock*:-'-? ,: , J. TONSON GARLICK.V"*' , Seoretftry.; 1 Aueilaiid, Jiihe 7, 1870. "..,;,'; •'. "' y THE NOKTHEBN I,AIvD ASSOCIATION. | /i SPICCIAL GEx>ERAL MEETING of! 'jTX. tbo mcnibers of tliouboro AsEOciation will be held fit Hobsoh's Buildings, Shortland streot, on'THUHaDAY'.first., the9th inst.,.at 3 o'clock, p.m. Business : To receive the final report and balance sheet;;,, ROBERT SOiIMERVILLE, •' SectetaiTr. Shortland-sh'eetyiAuckland,^ 7 7th June, 1870.. " .-■■*&



FOE OPOTIKI. /l\i, mriE Cuiter : MJjref^jr 'WOODSTOCK,'" Onptnin Sannf, will leave as above TO- i MOKEOW (Wednesday), *th instant. ■ 1 For freight or pnssn'gc apply to J. S. MACFARLAINE. _ , . ~, ~ i FOE NAPIER DIRECT. Ilpfi||^ ' STAR OF THE SOUTH,' ! W. B rndat/t^ Commander, will leave for Wapier hi a fo rt . Jays. : : Fox*'freight'or passage apply to J. S. MACFAELANE, - -• * I --~:..: V!, ■■/ ~ ■ Agent. • ■ F OE- ' S ArL E . : * DETACHED VILLA BESIDE NCE J\_ and ALLOTMENT iv Vincent-street-, commanding a fine view, conveniently situated in the Cifiy., •; . Apply to r Jr - ■ •■!• v;rW,.;.tf. GAWK WELL, j r Vulcan Lane. '.: .FOE IMMEDIATE SALE, ONE of the most valuable BUNS on the Waikato, containing 9,000 acres.— Apply to Captain Steele.- ■ ' X<' :; NOTICE. MENSES. MUST & CO., of Queen-street, Auckland, and.Grahani3town,Thames, are AGENTS for the sale of E. HALES CABIN BISCUIT. May 5, 187 Q. I I ORANGES! ORANGES ! ORANGES! ~, ■ ... ;...■•■ "TTI O R S AL E, on: board the. Schooner ' AMELIE/ alongside the Wliavf, at ONE SHILLING PEE DOZEN. THOBNTON, SMITH & FIRTH'S PKICES CURRENT. £ s. d. SUPEEFINE FLOUE, Silk- Dressed (Crown Brand), per ton of 2000 lbs ... 14 0 0" Fne Florir, Silk Dresaed (TSF Brand,) per ton 12 0 0 Seconds, per ton ... ... ... 10 0 0 Sharps, per ton. ... ?' ... ■•• 80 0 Bran, per bushel of 20f1>3 0 1 6 ALL SAINTS' CHUBCH,1 PONSONBY EOAD. THE FIRST of a SEEIKS of ENTER TAINMENTS- (in aid of the above Church) -kAI be given in the NEW CITY HAT,* ■'-., C^ueen-street, oa' THURSDAY EVENING, the 9th JUNE, At 7.30 o'clock, when THE RIGHT- REVEREND THE LOED BISHOP OF AUCKLAND Will deliver a hectare ; subject, "WANDEIi_«-J IN INDIA." The Chair will be. taken by the Venerable AeCHDEAOON MATJNSEfcD, L.L.D. Admission : Reserved Seats,.2s'.; Back Seats, Is. Tickets may be had of Messrs. Upton, E. Wayto, Ohapman,; the Olitii'chwardens, and t any member of the Committee. ' ";' ME. TYNDAT/L, Surgbon Dentist, begs to announce to ithe public that he has commenced business ftt, the top of Shortlarid Crescent, and that he will Bupply every description of ARTIFICIAL TEEIH at the lowest London pvicejj, for quality and work manship not to be surpassed. Mr. Tyndalli wishes to call the attention r oT-patieilis who have T^oni arbifieial'teeth, and^ have derived' no . comfort ■ from them, in consequence of the carelessness or inabilityof the dentist. He begs to sta'e that lie will j unHertsko to remodel" every set at a trifling "'expense, and will guarantee perfect' comfort mastication, and durability.- ; Prices of Artificial Teeti : -In- pink vul ■ canite, from 5s to 103 a tooth; dental alloy, from. 7s 6d to 12s,i gold* l<Jn>lss, 21s ; silver, 5s to 10s i stopping, in amalgam, 5s ; in goi&y 7s 6d ; crystal enamel stopping,, guaranteed %o last a year and half, 2s 6d a toothi? ; CoKSxriTATroN tbtce. Extractions, 2s 6d. From 9 to JlO in. the morning -for, la,, ■ ; ; ;i ShorQu-nd Crescent.



1 E'OYAL. I m Hl3 IT U" ?. S !)" AY) EVKSIRG, i 1" J;ii:e 1, T jr. E S T A T H DRAMATIC COMPANY (Under the Fatro ?■»-? of HIS EXOELLKXOY TTI-B &OVJCIIN"OR | ; A"l) LA. D V BOW RX ) Will appeal", by request, in Buhvur's Bejiuiiful. Play, in 5 acts, THH. Lfmf W MONS. Claude Melnotte ... Mr. Joseph Kayner Beauseant Mr. J. G. Joyce Colonel Dumas ... Mr. Sam Howard Glavis ... ... ... Mr. Jas. Simmonds Desohappelles. ....,....,, Mr. J. Howe Gaspard' ''! i.. ; »..<• Mr. Glover Landlord Mr. Power Pauline Mis. Harry Jackson Madame Deschappelles Mrs, S. Howard1 Widow ... Mrs. Joyce To conclude with the Laughable Farce of PIP YOU EVER SEND YOUII WIFE TO CAMBERWELL? Mr. Chesterfield Honey ■' bun ... ... . . Mr. J. Simmonds Crank Mr. J. Or. Joyce . Mrs. Honeybun ... Miss J. Raymond Mrs. Crank Mrs. S. Howard Aunt Jewell Mrs. Joyce Wednesday, TICKET-OF-LEAVE MAN. ; , ; : / Thursday, LADY AUDLEY'S SECRET (Mrs. Jackson's Great Impersonation). I PfiiCKS:—Dress Circle, ss. ; Boxes, 35.; ) Stalls, 2s. 6(1. ; Pit, Is. I Doors open at half-past Seven ; commence at ' eight o'c.ock. | NO T.I C E. The Centre Box will be reserved exclusively for the use of His Excellency and Lady Bowen and Suite, during the present season. TENDEES FOR'EEKCTION OF ADDI TIONAL CELLS AT THE LUNATIC. ASYLUM. Superintendent's Office, Auckland, May 30,1870. nnENDEHS will be received at this office X until Noon of WEDNESDAY, the Bth, day of June proximo, .for the EBECTION of ADDITIONAL CELLS at the Lunatic Asylum. Plans, Specification, and Form of Tender may be seen, and further particulars obtained at, the Public Works Office, Einily^ Place, Auckland. * . Tenders to be endorsed, " Tender for Erec tio.i of Additional Cells at Lunatic Asylum." THOMAS B. GILLIES, * Superintendent. A. E. V. BATTALION. PEOVINCTAL GOVEENMENT PEIZE • ' FIBING. THE Officers a".d Sergeants detailed for duty at tli3 Eifle Eange, Point Chevalier, and the intending competitors^ will assemble in uniform at 7-30 a.m., at the Toll Gate, Great North Boad, on the days named for their respective Companies. Nos. 1, 2, 3, arid 4, on MONDAY, 6th '. ~, June. • ; . - • Nos. '5 and 6 on TUESDAY, 7th June Firing to commence at 9 a.m. sharp. JAS. DEEEOM, Captain. June 5, 1870. AUCKLAND AGENCY, DISCOUNT, AND! LOAN COMPANY (LIMITED), INCOE POEATED UNDEE THE JOINT STOCK COMPANIES ACTS. . ~,. ~ I;. C^PRTAX, jeiP.OOO,, IN. .500 ShAHES OP .£2O Each., . fnHE above..Companj, make ApVANCES 'J_ on Gfeneral'Merchandise," Discbunt ttUd Purchase Bills, and undertake every descrip'' tion of Commission business. ' The Company make temporary Advances-oir. ' •vtlitciidles ancl'plaiie. " T ' .""*" The Company Advance- money^.on two , householders? guawnteej'. and.- take re-)3ayment by weekly or monthly ifls'taloientsr ' . For further ' particulars ■ apply; to the '. manager. ;Tt';4*J ; -'■ •■ ALBERT" KCPHEN.: 131, Queen-street. * ... . ( iy/ft)NEY ADVANCED, *xwth: or without JXL . personal security, in,sums of ~£s to ' £500, by the Auckland Agency, Discount, and Loan Company (LimiteoJ£ Itegisllrod Ofßoe,' 131, Queen-street. ■ '. EVEBY ONE can obtain money by apply ing to the Auckland Agency, Discount, and Loan Company (Limited), Eegistered Office, 131, Queen-street. £r to_. £§00, advanced jm JipjigeJjQjjte&ffe. (J guarantee, and repayment taken by weekly or monthly instalments hy the Aucjc . land Agenryj Di^couut; arid Loan Company (Limited), Ecgistered Office, 131, Queen etreet. ....



TBEA TR E ROYAL, AUCKLAND. TO BE LET FOE A TEEM. "This Tluyiti", having- undergone very estensivo internal and external a'tcntlions, is; now one of -th-.> most elegant and,comfort-able places of amuscinint in the Colony."—Vide Tress. .-■— ' ri rtage li:is been temporarily widened, !I. and tho ventilation and provision ./iir I lighting i;rc of the most anip.le ci^scnptijOu. The extujioi" has boon cnlirely i-eiipvated, and (he interior 'Elaborately decorated. ■ . ' The bliilrling will aecdinmodate betweeiv. ' 600 and 700 pe'i sons. Tiie Proprietor is open to treat with any first-class Dramatic or other Company, per sonally or by let ter. ; ' J. W. KNIGHT,; Queen-street, Proprietor. Auckland May, 16, 1870. . ~ ;. FIRE! FIEE! ; FIEE! -VTEWTON COAL AND FIBEWOOD YAED, BiE-opjsNi;i» by J. Longbottom and Co.. Office: Four doors from Swede's Store. Cut and Uncut Wood sold in small an&lar.ge. ; quantities. Best Newcastle Coal on Sale. Orders punctually attended to. ON HALi- BY Til X UND EItSIGNED EX HERO. : .'.-iii 'I^WO HANSOM'S PATENT SAFETYS 1 1 Double seated Buggy (New) 1 Single ditto ditto (little used). ■ . . EX CITY OF MELBOURNE. 40 Cases Sydney Oranges 30 ditto Brown Boraj fears 10 ditto Apples EX^TAUBANGA (SCHOONEE).. The Entire Cargo of Oranges from Taliiti Superior to any Shipment this Season. F. WILLIAMS, Wholesale Fruit Warehouse, High-streett : ...'. ■HAZAAE OMNIBUSES —Auckland and J3 Onehungii—Onehunga and Auckland Station. •;*•«••< Time Tablb. . Leave Auckland for Onehungal—B a.m, 9 a.m., 10 a.m., (Return Ticket), 12, 2 p:m., 4 p.m., 5 p.m. On Sundays, at 10 a.m., and: 4 p.m. Leave Onehunga for Auckland—B a.m, 10a.m., (fieturn Ticket, 12, 2 p.m,'s p.m. On Sundays, 10 a.m., and 4 p.m. A 'bus will leave Auckland for Onehunga every Sunday at 8.30 pm. .'! Howick for Auckland, 8 a.m. Auckland for Howiek, 3 p. m. , j Livkby and Bait StXbIjES. Horses Bought aud Sold on Commission.'' ' For the accommodation of passengers arriving late at night from the Gold jFields, and others desirous of visiting the different places of amusement, a Night Omnibus will leave Onehunga at 7 p.m., and return at" 11 o'clock the same night: Eeturn Tickets fitoxnf ] Onehunga. ; : : N. 8.. Special Omnibuses1 will be always ready at the Onehunga Wharf for the accommo dation of passengers arriving by the different steamers and other vessels. N O T I C E. AS numbers of our supporters have ex pressed a desire to receive thair papers as subscribers, instead of purchasing them from the l'miners, the Proprietors of the "EVENING STAB." beg to intimate that from this forth any: person so desiring can have the paper delivered regularly. on= the terms below specified. .. •,- ; | : .' j,'. ' „ EEED, FEEEAE,->& CO; StrßSoniPTiON —Per •■ Quarter, ss. fid., pay able in advance j; .or, 6s. 6d. if booked / f ,-^ Auckland,: 22,1870. \j . j TO ADJEETISEES. , ' T' HE Proprietors ; of tho:?' E V.E NI NJ^J, j SI AE " beg to JjeAJmiwSi-* tlfa!; all 4^^llliCTyssmTSNfS for insertion mnatlbe" receivedat the : PvubJißb.i.4bg;Office iv VDLCJN •LANE, Lower Qu6sn!sti;<sstj'inoE'later thaw IWO O'CLOCK-on the^day on which thiey ffefi to appear, • ; '.:■•■ \ ■ :■■','- - ;r^ '"•!-■" <"•'' '■•-'l:' '■"■-' •', ■■■'«. ■ Auction Sales. ;■;*? ■'; :;: TJIUESDAY;<tfUNE,9.: ; . i [~',:, \ ' The subscriber wiil seil'al hi? Marfi; .at ll j:.. .■■ >•••' .o'clock,*'.-' j rA.D OZ E N GALyA'NI^ED "IR.oil ? OU BUCKETS,:3o v nfß%^ubs,;2 ( hlida., . contairiing, Canip Kettlei/,] Dishes, Sccipps-,- Flaskß, Teapots, .'Colßfp'ot^i Candle Moulds, Bread > linß, Oil Bottles^jfTea .Canij^e^,. Pilot Cans, 1 set Imp ;H.4l'ffi|afures, ' J ""l&o^""'' !"" "■- "i"!*Sc^ nW:?r^_ v. _ &c. . Atictioueer. * \



Auction Sales. THIS DAY. DBAKEEY, CLOTHING, <&<?. C. ARTHUR &:SON Will sell by auction at. their Mart, Queen street, This Day (Tuesday), the 7th iust., at 12 o'clock noon, A .CONSIGNHEN T of DSAPERY, ■j\_y QLOTHING-i &G., Clothing, Wool, .Shawls,' Flannel, Wool Jackets, Bills-, Stays, Window Hollands, Co 140 ii Velvet, Jaconel, Prints, Dimity, Tape ; ! Measures; Mantle Tassels, Blond, Elastio : Girdles,' Assorted 'J ies, Palls, Shifts, Cloth Caps, Felt Hats, Hofe', Leather Bags, Boots, &c, &e -> <^c# 1 •! . 'i\ Terms i-I—Cash.1 —Cash. : •■• i. i THURSDAY, JUNE 9. Iib'irSKHQLD FUENITUKE, &c, &c, &c. . The .subscribers -will sell, at then' Rooms, Fort street, on Thursday, 9th inst., at 11 o'clock, AN ASSORTMENT of Useful HOUSE HOLD FURNITURE, &c, the pro perty of a country'gentleman. SAMUEL COCHEANE & SON, ' i '■ . ' Auctioneers., .. ■ ; '• •■';' ,;' ' Momikf,. .June is. JJi '.■ PB,EiLIMINAUY NOTICE. VALUABLE; PROPERTY AT. MOUNT , EDKNi;AND' IN THE 'CITY. The Subscribers have received instructions to sell, fti the Land Mart, Fort-street^ on Mon day,-13th instant, at 12 o'tloek, ■' 3 j THE Ddliglitfully situated Villa and Grounds, at Mount Eden, at present occupied by J. C F.ieth, Esq., whose lease expires on lbt July, 1871. - ~, . r , Also, Valuable' Freehold Property in. Edwardest strebt', consisting of a Brick and Wooden Building. . . ; Full particulars in a future Adyertisenjent. SAMUEL c6OIIEANE \."&. SOTS, . . Auctioneers. I ■ " ' ■'N OJCI Q. E. fTIHE SALE of" LEASEHOLD. PRO -1 JL PERTIES in Q-rafton Roa'l, by order of f. the Domain, Board, is '>'■ POSTPONEI) to 1 WEDNESDAY, the 15tlvJune. -• j ; SAMUEL L COCHWANE AND SON, Auctioneers. !■ - ■ — ' ' WEDNESDAY, JUNE 15. '"'"*?>■ ' BY OEDEJi 0^ THE DOMAIN jrv; :;■. ! \ .1 BOARD. ii 1 VALUABLE BUILDING SITES, \ GEAPTQN" EOAD, Ihe subscribers, have been'favoured with instructions from the, Domains Board, to offer for lease by public .auction, on Wed nesday, the 15th instajib, at 12 o'clock, FOR A TERM^O'F^I YEARS : C\r* r V4iL,nABLE ; .SUBURBAN RESI '., /OU'"DENdB SITES, pleasantly situated , on the G-rafton Road, above the Bawling Greeu. , .... , •.. Ph>ii3 will be ready in a fevv'days. SAMUEL CqdH;^KNEii&i:SON, AuctioTieevs. '"''' !' - , TfIriRSDAY, JUNE 9. Will; seirjbyß public* atuttioiar^Biibhe above : j .flatisi ah 11 o'clock ahftly, }_\ T' HE WHOLE of the STOCR^I^TRkDII W. I L L,I A M SM-.l T H (OLD .HOUSE AT H0M«), ~..:.;, ._ j, : , f ,j-HOBSOX r SXREKT, '.' :jnct~ljs ' Comprising j:u r Beds, BeJsteads, Tables r Chairs, Clocks, Barometer : - ' '. ; . Tevm^ H-bash on tho-fall of the liammer. ':