The Melbourne Bank Company tave declared a dividend of 8 tier cent. SYDNEY.

The floods still continue

Waigga is again submerged, Five thousand acres of- crop destroyed in the Hunter district.

The Eauks have raised the exchange on London to $ per cent, per annum. The quotations in tobacco are reduced. The Challenger has received orders to proceed to England in August next. A prize fight between Hioken and Car stairs, took place. The principals were arrested. The battle was declared drawn.

Topley is matched to walk fourteen miles in two hours on the Queen's Birth day. The telegraph charges are reduced. Miss Gilbert has been acquitted on the charge of child murder. The floods in the Southern districts . re subsiding. A private letter received here states that the Galatea will refit in Sydney, and then visit New Zealand ; then return home next year via the Cape. 'J he Galatea is expected by the end of next month. The public buildings in Maitland are inhabited by the flooded-out families. Maize, 4*. The re-election of the Queensland Ministry is considered likely. A strong opposition is expected in the Assembly, ADELAIDE. ' The new Government have promised a new Land Bill, the telegraph line to, Port Darwin, a new Insolvency and Edu cation Bill. Wheat, 5s 3;. d. , The Church of England Synod was opened by the Bishop. In his address he condemned Bitualism.

ARRIVAL OF THE "LORD ASHLEY."

LATEST SOUTHERN TELEGRAMS.

THE Circular Saw Co.'s powerfid s.s. 'Lord Ashley^arrived in the Manukau at an early hour this morning, bringing \ later news from the South. We compile the following from our ex changes :—. -.;•.,".. WELLINGTON, May 27. The Lord Ashley leaves to-morrow night for Picton and Nelson. Dr. Featherston and Mr. Dillon Bell, the New Zealand Commissioners, were unable to effect any oue object of their mission. ThePostmasfer-General received a de putation on Monday, in order to ascertain the views of the Government in reference, to resolutions passed at a late public meeting regarding direct -an Francisco mail steam service. Inquiries are going on amongst the Government officials as to who divulged the information to Gillon, the Wil ling correspondent of the Otayo Daily Times.- • ' NAPIER, May 26. The Provincial Council is still sitting. Intelligence has been received from Waikaremoana to the effect that the enemy are in some force (about 100 men). The friendly natives have killed oue Hauhau and captured a canoe. , Ropata has expressed his willingness to enter, upon a spring campaign, and scour, all the Urewera country upon the principle of " no work done, no pay ." The Luna is hourly expected, with Mr. McLean. ■ .. , BLENHEIM, May 27. Last night many returned from the goldfield; little but the color has been found, and even residents do not believe that the diggings are genuine.,, The auri ferous nature of the country is indisput able,' but much scattered, requiring industry and capital to find gold. The creek has been well tried by fiavelock men. ~ OAMAHU. The following tolegram has be?n re* ceived from Our correspondent :— May 27. It rained here incessantly, on Wednes day, lhursday, and to-day. The Oamaru creek rose higher than is ever remem bered before. A, bvoad channel was cut to let it out to sea, ai.d the lagoon was fairly dredged out. The water of the creek, at midnight yesterday, was twenty feet deep near the sodawater manufac tory, aud was within six inches of the top of the arches of Severn-street bridge, several persons had to vacate their houses. Fences were washed away and live stock destroyed. So far «8 known there has been no loss of human life. Communication with Dunedin is stopped. M The Awa Moa Creek,, two miles from f7)amaru, has cut through the main road. I There was two feet of water on the / iad near Totara. The Kakunui is im r-/ssible. "-' It is reported that Wheatley's wool scouring Works have been washed away. The report is believed to be correct. It is also reported, but not confirmed, that Matheson's store, at the Kakanui mouth has been washed awny. Hunt's (flax mill owner) dam has been destroyed, aud a quantity of flax, tools, &c, lost, _he Waireka'bridge, near Totara. is' down. '' :;' • ';

POLICE COURT.—Thursday.

(Before S. Kempthorne, Esq., and H. M. Jervis, Esq., J.Ps.) DB-NKENNESS. 1 Alexander Burgess, charged with drunken ness, was fined ss. and costs, or to be impri soned 24 hours, with hard labour. : Ellen Dougherty was charged with threaten ing to take the life of Elizabeth Burns. Eliza Burns deposed : Yesterday defendant lifted up a bottle, and, threatened to take my life by splitting my _kull open. lam afraid she will do me some harm. To prisoner :, I did not come to your house lo strike yon. Your daughter came to me to settle it, and gave'ihe ten shillings. Jfissie Finnic deposed : Was sitting in de fendant's house when complainant came and threatened to strike her hi the mouth, and called her very bad names. . Bridget Gardener deposed : Saw complain ant going in, and attempt to,strike defendant, and heard her call improper names. Defendant only stated that if she struck her (defendant), she would not go out as she had come. i BREACH O-'M-JS'ICIPJIIi POMCE ACT. James Butcher was charged by Thomas Young, Inspector of Nuisances, with having, on the 28th of May, obstructed tire footpath iri Albert-street, by depositing on it a load of ston.,B. - Thomas Young, deposed : I am Inspector of Nuisances, and know the defendant and his premises in Albert-street; there is a footpath there ; he has a coal yard ; observed the foot path at his. premises, and drew his attention toit repeatedly as having been cut up by his carts crossing; it was impassible in bad weather. Oir Friday last. I mentioned to him that I would proceed against him unless he restored the path to its proper condition ; he said he would, and deposited a load of scoria blocks, and scattered some ashes over it; it made the path worse, wholly obstructing it and making it impassible. fio defendant: 1^ told you that if not done satisfactorily before Monday morning, I should lay an information. Fined 5s and full costs, and ordered to re pair the pathway at once. INDECENT EXPOSURE. Henry E. Webb was charged with having indecently exposed himself in Symonds-street, in,the presence of children. . Mr. Inspector Broham applied to have the case remanded till to morrow, a3 there was a number of charges of the same kind against the prisoner, and he wished to proceed under the Vagrant.Act instead of the Municipal Police Act. ;i ■ ' i; Prisoner applied for bail, and was permitted to give his own bond in £40, and two sureties in £20 each, to appear to-morrow.

_BOT_CTIO_T OF CERTAIN ANIMAES ACT,

G. Sewell Herd was charged with a breach of the above Act in having forwarded certain hen pheasants for sale.

Constable A. Clarke deposed : I remember 11th May j I proceeded to the shop .of Mr. Freeson, ■ Market-place ; I saw about seven teen dead hen pheasants ; saw Mrs. Freeson; she showed me the birds and the letter pro duced.

To defendant: I swear there were sixteen or seventeen hen pheasants.

Emma. Freeson, deposed : I am a poultry dealer, residing in the Market-place ; have seen the defendant ; he may have asked me to buy the phear-ants ; I gave the letter' produced to the constable ; it had come with the box of pheasants ; there were nine brace of phea sants, half hems'and half cocks. (Letter read from defendant, dated Driiry, relatiug to the forwarding of the box of pheasants.) Herd had spoken to me about buyiug phea saiit ;be might have .sent them-as1 a present to me; Ido know the defendant very well

Horace Moffiin deposed : I am manager for Quick and Co. Remember receiving a box of pheasants from Collins, our driver, and gave it to Henry Bell. Henry Bell. deposed : Remember seeing the box m entioned by laut witness. , I opened the box and saw nine brace in it; it was ad dressed to Mrs. Freeson, to whom I brought them. ;y . • ; 'he defandant here acknowledged that he had sent the nine brace, but had not known that he,was breaking the kvw. Fined 20s. and costs, and his license to shoot declared to be void. Court then rose. ")<■■.*■ \.

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CIRCULAR SAW LINE OF STEAMERS. FOR TARANAKI, NELSON, PICTON, WELLINGTON, LYTTELTON, AKA ROA OTAGO, AND THE BLUFF. Jl-^k T^ 8' 9, :'.■' ■ i JgjgSSs^ . 'LORD ASHLEY,'; fropi the Manukau, on SATURDAY next, the 4th instant. ~ .«-,. -t , ~ For Freight or Passage apply to ' HENDERSON <_; MACFARLANE.



"TT^ ANTED—A Gnod General SERVANT. V\ —Apply at the Oflice of this Paper.' WANTED-A GIRL to make herself generally useful at the Jailor's shop, same side as the Catholic Chapel, Wyndham ■3treet. | 1 . , -/,,■;{;!.; /i % — WANTED- -Tenders for REMOVING ' and PUTTING TOGETHER one 1 Building (No. 4), from Britomrrt Barracks to Pitt-street. Tenders to be sent in by 12. o'clock on Wednesday next. Office of this Paper. . ,! ":- P.RIVATE BOARD and RESIDENCE at : Mis* Peachey's 57, Wakefield Street. —Terms -Moderate, i . H >vl' !'.- ■■< ••, ~i KUNNERS: , WANTED:^-Good Wages given.—-Apply at the Evening- Stab Office.', : • ; ~ .-; ,i 1 ~ , ~ WANTED TO LET,—Tlie STORE, re- cent!y. occupied by Mr. Layers, in Durhanvstreet. — Apply 'to , Mr. RtJKST, Herai/d Office. ', FOR IMMEDIATE SALE. ONE. of the: most valuable RUNS 6n the -1 iiWßi~_t-}'! containing t),oo£)' acres.— Ajiplv to'CAPTATN-S'. EEJ.E. '



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PRINCE OF WALES THEATRE. Lessees . ... MESSRS. STirABT O'BRIEN, AND J. M. Loan. Scenic Adists ... Messks. Fhank VAm.iCY AND ThOENTON. COMPLIMENTARY BENEFIT AND RE APPEARANCE OF . MR. W. H. NEWTON, , Tendered by the AUCKLAND GARRICK CLUB, And the members of The Musical and Dramatic profession, Under the Patronage of His Exceeeenct SIR G. F. BO WEN, K.G.C.M.G., Officers of the Naval .Brigade and Artillery, and the Members of the Legal Profession. BARR-FO' NEIL, TO NIGHT, mHURSDAY, JUNE 2. The great Sensational Play of THE DUKK'S MOTTO "I AM HERE," "STAUNCH & TRUE." With the following-powerful cast— ■' Henri de Lagardfre, Mr, W. H. Newton. (His re-appearance). Blanch de. Nevers, Mrs. W. H. Newton. Blanch de Caylus, Mrs. Walter Hiix. MR. BARRY O'NEIL In New Comiques. Irish Ballad, " Katty Avou'raieen"—Mrs. L. McGowan National Dance ... ' ... Mr. R. GloVer. To conclude with the New Farcial Extrava ganza, entitled the COLLEEN BAWN SETTLED AT LAST. By the Members of the AUCKIAND Garrick .Ceub; "' ' Eily O'Connor, (The Colleen Bawn, with Song and Irish Jig) Mrs: W. H. Newton. i Admission,:—Dress Circle, Ss ;. Side Boxes, 3s; Stalls, _s 6d; Pit, 15.7 ,7 By kind permission of Messrs. Holmes, the steamer'ENTERPRISE No. 1' will make a special trip from the North Shore at 7 o'clock, returning at the close of the Performance. Messrs. Quick and Co. have also kindly .con: sented to allow the Dedwood, Ponsonby Road, and Newton, Coaches to- run during the evening until the close of the performance. TO-M-ORRO W, UNDER THE GASLIGHT! SATURDAY, MR. & MRS. GEORGE DARRELL FOR SIX NIGHTS OiSLY. The Great Drama of A lb-. A THE DEAT II KNO T In active preparation. THEATRE ROYAL, THE STAR DRAMATIC COMPANY, V" Under the Patronage of, - * HIS EXCELLENCY THE GOVERNOR!; anb | LADY BO W.E N. •;, f. S-\ PEN IN G NIG HT j FRIDAY, JUNE 3. Prices:—Dress Circle, 55.; Boxes, 35.; Stalls, 2s. 6d. ; Pit, Is. \ ~ N 0,1 I 0 E. The Centre Box will be reserved exclusively, for His Excellency and Suite during the present season,;. - v ; -• •-, • ■\:r^v -,;"■■■. .j. j.«;": ; MECHANICS' INSTITUTE. FIRST ENTERTAINMENT OF THE ;..-: WINTER SEASON, 1870. VOCAL & INSTRUMENTAL PERFORMANCE, l READING 13, RECITATIONS, <_c. %l ' ri n - -'-1 nyr ond ay ,';": J u=-n: :e 6 • Doors open at 7.30 ; to commence at 8. Tickets, Is each. F. WhitAKKr,- Esq:, President, will take Chair. ('"'•") a1 '™1* » ":"



.NOTICE.,, j H . y rj i j MESSRS. MUST & CO., b- Queen-street, ! Auckland, and Grahamstown,Thames, \ are AGENTS for the sale of Rf HALES ! CABIN BISCUIT. { •May 5,1870. - a •-■ 'a: .. _o« i !



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ANCHOR HOTEL LIVEI'Y AND B AIT ;,-,/, I Q TJ EE a -ST R X IT. A.EIiA. S!_ Ii i TjjEGS to inf.,i'i:i his Friends and I lie Public .JO gene-vo-liy,. tli(ii,.-in,. (v-iUifclio:,! will; ..the j aboveJ-lhj nasl'«r Hir-j " "'•■' ' • : ~-- " ; OP lAS AND CLOSED CARKIA'"; KS, SINGLE & DOUBLE-SEATED BUGGIES, | SADDLE HOUSE::, &c., And hopes by strict- attention to bushiess, with civility uiid moderate charges, to merit a bliaro of Public Patronage. ■April 28. ,1870 v _ T ~--rf- p--j jj r| —|- ON SALE BY THE UNDERSIGNED. EX HERO. . | WO HANSOM'S. PATENT , SAFETY'S :'i 1 Double -seated Buggy (New)' ---1 Single ditto ditto (little used). I EX CITY OF MELBOURNE. 40 Cases Sydney Oranges SQ.dittOr Brown/Bone fears -• 10 ditto Apples EX TAURANGA (SCHOONEE). The Entire Cargo of Oranges from Tahiti, i Superior td arty -hipiuent this Season. F. •WILLIAMS, Wholesale Fruit Warehouse- High-street TO BE LET, TnOSE Commodious STORES, erected on the - site . lately • occupied ;by i Messrs/ CoMBi-Vi; DAi-bif, ii.Q'ueeii st'reetr ; Also, the BONDED STOKES, with entrance from Fort-street.—Apply to H. M. Jebvis, Fort* street. FOR SALE. A DETACHED VILLA RESIDENCE and ALLOTMENT in "Vincent-street, commanding a fin^e-vievr, conveniently situated in the City. Apply to W. J. CAWKWELL, Vulcan Lane. ©MANGES! ORANGES! ORANGES!! TJ\OR SALE, on board the 'AMELE/ 'from Tahiti. FIRE! FIRE! FIRE! TVTEWTON COAL AKD FIREWOOD 1M ririi x ■ I.i II YARD, Re-opened . \>f if. lonGbottom and Co. Office : Four doors from Swete's Store. Cut .and Uncut Wood sold in smallj: I and-large- quantities. Best Newcastle Coal on Sale. Orders punctually attended to. MR. TYNDALL,, Surgeon .Dentist,, begs - c V :aflnOuiacs to the/public tl|afe.hs 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 iiot to be surpassed. Mr. Tyndall wishes to call the attention of patients who have wprn artificial teeth, and have derived no comfort-' from them, in consequence of the carelessness or inabilityof the dentist. He begs to sta)e that he will undertike to remodel every set at a trifling expense, and will guarantee perfect comfort mastication, and durability. Prices of Artificial Teeth : —In pink vul canite, from 5s to 10s a tooth ; dental alloy, from 7s 6d to, 12s ; gold, 10s, 15s, 2ls ; silver, 5s to 10s ; stopping in amalgam, os; in gold, 7s 6d ; crysta}, enijrael, stopping, to lust a year arid half, 2s 6d a tooth. j Consultation free. • Extractions,.. 2s 6d. From 9 to 10 in the morning for Is. j Shortland Crescent. BAND O P H OPE. 'ROSARIO' BRANCH. THE Abstainers of'li.MS.' 'Rosario' have invited a number, of their friends to take Tea with them in the Parnell Hall, THIS (THURSDAY)' EVENING. 11 Any friends wishing to avail themselves of the opportunity, of passing a pleasant evening1 iha'y purchase" tickets,, from ..Messrs. Goupland and Heinus, Queen-street; Major and Swinnerton.Welles ley-street,; Wilkes and Phillips, Newton; Tremaine, Freeman's Bay; Brown, Hales, George, Cook, Withe-ford, and Gilbert, Parnell. Those who have received special invitations will please, bring them,with .them.. $igk#f_' Is. 6d. "each: Admission' after tea, Is. Tea on the table at 6.30 p.m. ..;-.' /(ji... y.ExLeROY. NOTICE. AS numbers of our. supporters have ex „ pressed a desire to receive their papers I as subscribers, instead, of purchasing them from the run_[ei__ jheiPropriotors ,of_jthe "EVENING STAR" beg to intimate that from this forth any person so desiring can have the paper delivered regularly on the terms below specified. "--'OS. o..'.ii " REED, FERRAR, & CO. Sui_tCßapi__iolsl-4Per Qi_fr t&, _Bsl_<Q pay- j able in advance ; or, 6s. 6d. if booked. , i Auckland, April 2... 1870.



| A.R.V. BATTALION. ~ " ; PROVINCIAL GOVERNME N T PRIZE j; •; FIRING. . i niHE Officers and Sergeants detailed for J X duty -at'the Rifle Range, Point.Chevalier, | and the intending Competitors will AS SEMBLE in uniform at 7;30 a.m., at the I Toll Gaie,. Gieat North Road, on the days I niuiicd for their respective companies. ! flX DB. 1, 2, 3, and 4, on MONDAY, 6th-Tune. Jyos. 5 and 6, on TUESDAY,'7th June. ■ Firing to commence at,9 a.m. sharp.' JAS/DERROM, Captain, i ;May 31, 1870. - ,__ ■•' ■■■ . ■ . ■ ; : AUCKLAND AGENCY, DISCOUNT, AND : LOAN COMPANY (LIMITED), INCOR -IPORATED UNDER THE JOINT STOCK ' COMPANIES ACTS. _".'"' i Capital, £1.0,000, in 500 SEares oe £20 Each. , : rpHE abovo Company make .-ADVANCES ,'JL on General Merchandise; Discount and Purchase Bills, and undertake every descrip tion of Commission business. The Company make temporary Advances on valuables and plate. The Conipany Advance money on two householders' guarantee, and take re-psiyihent by weekly or 'monthly instalments. For further particidars: apply to the manager. ALBERT E. COHEN. 131, Queen-street. MONEY ADVANCED, with or without, personal security, in sums of £5 to -500, by the Auckland Agency, Discount, and Loan Company (Limited), Registered Office, 131, Queen-street. EVEiIY ONE can obtain money by 'apply ing to the Auckland Agency, Discount anil Loan Company (Limited),- Registered' Office, 131, Queen-street. i ■; • ■ i ) .. :,■ rjiw to £500, advanced on householder's oL/0 guarantee, arid repayriieut taken by wejeidy or monthly instalments by the Auck land Agency, Discount, and Loan Company (Limited), Registered Office, 131, Queen -Lr-et. '■ A-; " . 7 ' - 7- ' YOUNG-.MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSO- J CIATION, .:. ~;•: „< : i-J • - W_Ee:esEEy-street. •'"■" . ANN UAL COURSE iOF LECTURES. June. 3—T. B. GIM-I-S, Esq., M.G A., Su ,>(( perilitendent,: ", Public Spirit." " 17—Dr.' Hectob : " Some Branches oi Geological Science, illustrated with diagrams. . Jiily B—Rev. D. Jonks : (To be advertised) |< 15—W. L. Rees, Esq.: "A few Ele-! ments of Greatness."" " Aug. 12— Rev. E. N. Bree, M.A.: "Popular -: Education, ReUgious and Secu ; lar." Sept. 9—Rev. J. Bcjoleb :, "- Our Young f : Men * ! l; Oct. 7—H. H.Lusk, Esq.: "Ancient Co i . ■ lonization.". The t_.kets for the course (price 35.,) to admit bearer aud lady, may be obtained from Messrs. J. Wayte, J", arid H. Upton, R. B. Shalders, Queen-street;. at the Roomsof the Association, or from the Members of the Committee. , , Lectures to commente at 7.30 p.m. SINGLE LECTURE, ...... 6d7 ' The lecture of His Honor the ' Superin tendent will be given in ithe New City Hall, Queen-street. . -.-, ... ; I i<' i ii I ! ■'~;'! i .'. •' ! Auction Sales > FRIDAY, JUNE 3. . Q ALVANISE D ' IRON, AMERL 'ca.k^'kail^,^ iron' BED ,3TEADS,. CRQSS-G¥T, SAWS, PATENT WATER CLOSETS.', / ,(, : :?.- ,i • ~'■■-." M-ji jfj r< : ■.•)i>n t,''-.-. A. yiUy. ■at I .o ■. i■(S \r t^ a ( ..... !■■>... U, >_/•, £S iv O Will , sell, at. the Blmrtswick: Buildings, on ; iFriday. next, 3rd instJ, at 11 o^elock, ■ QA CASES GALVANISED IRON .5- feet, 6 feet, 7 feet, '8 feet :, ' . -..-v,' liiv.fl Ad 'if/.' ol: 1 50 kegs American Cut-Nails ! ii.-.-h_sjji-;.'iV- ni.ilS I-iu-hioS -tiA," " | 25 L-n BedsteadA'-ifi -i >- " < .',..-,; ,:>i .'■ i: if ,i!'A..\dUAf' ■■ '■ -•..-I..2iCa-a-'Or_B*-cufc'StiW-. :i' ' ~ao?. : \ l: .: f , ,;.- oft -wi fUitfir'p'Wt *nivi:i! ,lnUi ;•!: gl2 Patent Water Closets^ -'' '.• : ''* ';'■ :' j •::.'l: bale 72-inch Scrim ' *"■' ' 20 Pack Saddles '■' ": '' 7 ''.;,''' 1, Large Garden 'Roller',.. „',''• ~,}■ | ': 10 cases S'iilphuric Acid ~ '•" '. -' • -~; ajijii) .'-"A t'.iTi '. "j'v'i wo'v-- S'Oij h•■ :; 2:boils Manilla Rope ," ",^ V_"7.. 7, | 1 cask !;': :1



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Auction Sales. TQ-MORRQW, ; I." ~ FRIDAY, JUNE 3. - IN HIE ESTATE OF MR. S. SHAPPARE. JEWEL LER V, WATC HE S, CLOCKS, SHOW CASES, etc., <.c, &<s.! The subscribers have been favoured with in ' stiuctions train Thomas Macef.vrlane, Esq., Trustee in ihe above estate, to sell, at' i their /Oqiiis, Fort-street, To-morrow (Fri day), 3rd Jtiiie, at 11 o'clock, mII E ENT 1R E STO CX , _1_ ' • Consisting of : ■ GOLD WATCHES, Cln.ihs, Necklets, Pencil ! Cases. Tooth Picks, Brooches, Earrings in plain Gold, Gold and Greenstone, Onyx, ' Cameo, and Coral, Studs, Sleeve Links, Charms, Rings, Signet, and Ladies' Pins, Crosses, Lockets (assorted), Scarf Pins, &c. SILVER-Silver Brooches. Sets, Pencils, Chiuns, Butter Knives, Rattles, Bouquet. jHoklers, Match and Scent Boxes, Knife Fork and Spoon in case, Cup in case, Thimbles, Watches, &c. PLATED TEA and COFFEE SETS, Teapots, Cruets, Toast Racks, Egg Stands, Meer schaum Pipes, Guards, Opera Glass, Jet (Earrings, Magnifying Glasses, Spedacles, ;'Jjortoishell Sets and Earrings, Steel Ear rings, Ivory Earrings, &c, &c EIGHT-DAY TIMEPIECES, (BRASS) ."Ho'lowny" Striking Clocks, Eight-days. ' ~'.„ . „.| Silent ~ ~,, j ■Tudor Striking ' ' „ ,» : : ' >, „ ~ One-day. Alarm ~ ~ » Lever Silcnc & Striking „ „ 9 Glass Show Cases . -,',.. 5 Wood, ~-.-,,, '• 1 Counter „ Case: I 2, iXe.-ts JJrawers containing 20 gross Watch j Glasses i \ ! &c, &0., &c. SAMtTHL COCHRANE & WON, Auctioneers. TO-MORROW, FRIDAY, JUNE 3. AT HALF-PAST TEN O'CLOCK. A CHOICE ASSORTMENT of Large and Small VASES, Toilet Sets, Toilet) Jiot.tles, Lustres, Spirit Bottles, &c. j SAMUEL COCH ;<aNK & SON, Auctionww. MONDA.Y, JUNE 6. oh'Y property, in ujnioj^ and COOK-STREETS. The subscribers liave received instructions to sell, at the Land Mart, Fort-street, on Monday, 6th June, at 12 o'clock, A FOUR-ROOMED COTTAGE, erected on Allotment 27, Section 42, City of Auckland, fronting Cook and Union-st.eets, An ALLOTMENT, adjoining the Cottage haying a, frontage of 40 feet to Union-street And, An ALLOTMENT, 23 feet frontage to Cook-street. ..-.,. ~ SAMUKri COCdi-AN.- * SON, ~ , -I-/-X- • Auctioneers. -/i >-. WEDNESDAY, JDNE 8. . •_ BY ORDER OF THE DOMATN BOARD;,,; •■■■-;•• VALUABLE BUILDING* SITES, GRAFTON ROAD.: 7 The subscribers have, been. favoured with ! instructions from the Domnin,. Board, to » offer for lease by public auction, on Wed nesday, the Bth instant, at 12 o'clock, FOR A IERM OF 21 YEARS: ftp VALUABLE SUBURBAN RES-I £0 ' DENCE SITES, pleasantly situated on; the Grafton Road,' above the Bowling Green. ■•-.'.' '•'•:. ~ Further particulars can.be obtained from :SAMUEL COCWHVjNE St. SOS,. ~...{,,, Auetione_M.' FfttDAY, JUNE ,3.: BY ' bi.MR " OF THE MORTGAGEE. '~; i| L. D. NA T H AN.' &' CO. Have received instructions to sell by auction 10 'at thftir Stores, Shortliuid-slreet., on Friday, •'" the 3rd of June, at 12 o'clock,. ~-,, '', - ,mto following leasehold PROPEHTY, JL: known as the Lady Bower)) Hotel, having a frontagejtO/ Brown-street, Grahtunstotf'n, . of, 33 feet by a depth «f 71 feet, with the appurtenances thereunto .b*jongingj for the remainder of a term of. years, from the 4th daViof June, 1868, except the hrt- two days thereof. rei-and .•• • • ■ ;-;i-riTerm-iatSale.;UinsO oi*ii'i i.



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