THE EVENING STAH, APEIL 16, 1870



\ PBINCE OF WALES THEATRE. t_p_ocs .. Messes. Stuart O'Brien, and Jjessoc J. M. LOED. Scenic Artist ... ... Mb. Frank Varley. .THIS (SATURDAY) EVENING, 16th X April. LAST APPEARANCE Of the Accomplished Artiste MADAME MARIE DURET. A GREAT BILL TO-NIGHT. THE FIU^NCH SPY. And the Nautical Drama of THE SHIP ON FIRE! Madame Marie Durst in her Grand Triple Impersonation—TO-NIGHT. Mr. Stuart O'Brien as BEN BOWLINE—TO-NIGHT. The Auckland Public are invited to take their farewell of MADAME MARIE DURET, TO-NIGHT. Performance commences at a quarter to eight. MONDAY, BE L P H E G 0 E! And the New Burlesque of CAMARALZAMAN and BADOURA. . _w_^j__i_v_-?_| fi«3_k-??"feft A. R. V. NOS. 1, 4, & 5 COMPANIES. IT'HE MEMBERS ofthe above Companies I will Parade for Company Drill every TUESDAY and FRIDAY MORNING, at half-past 6 sharp, and every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY EVENING, at 5 o'clock, in the Albert Barrack Square. JOHN HOWELL, Captain No. 1 Company ; D. A. TOLE, Captain No. 4 Company; JAS. DERROM, Captain No. 5 Company. lyswi IMPROVEMENTS IN WELLINGTON STREET. City Board of Commissioners' Office, Auckland, 13th April, 1870. TENDEBS required for IMPROVEMENTS in Wellington-street. Specifications to be seen at the City Board Office, between the hours of 10 a.m. and 4 p.m. Tenders will be received until 12 o'clock noon, on MONDAY, the 18th inst. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. By order. I. W. HARROP, Seci-etary. 'SEATO L L E R. /-fa \LL ACCOUNTS against the 4___^_l_^V -*^ above vessel must be rendered ■/i_Ef-I__y^ in duplicate at the office of the __.asr_*___re_» undersigned, on or before TUES DAY, 19th inst., at noon, otherwise they will not be recognised. OWEN & GRAHAM. \ °y.j!_K yyyyy-dd?- STEAM TO KAIPARA, WAIKATO HEADS, AND RAGLAN. npIIE s.s. 'GO-AHEAD' will leave Auck -1 land for Kaipara about the first week in May, carrying Passengers and Cargo, calling at Port Albert, Pnparoa, Otamatea, Whaka hara, and Mangawhare. After the first trip the steamer will trade regularly from the Manukau to the above named ports. S. HAGUE SMITH. STEAM TO RIVERHEAD. SOLDIEBS TO LET AT £40 A-HEAD ! Goo Save the Queen and the Governor. Having no Soldiers to let, like worn out na tions, I can only intimate to the travelling Public that __, -TIHE Twin Screw Steamer <rjJ3jjß|^. 'GEMINI' has been provided with a New Boiler, and is again on her legs. Fares :— Parliamentary Bates of One Penny per Mile to pleasure-seekers. Leaving Auckland daily at 11 o'clock a.m. Arriving at Biverhead at 1 p.m, Leaving Biverhead at 3 o'clock p.m., ana I..turning to Auckland at 5 p.m. J. CASEY. January 7,* 1870. FOR GRAIfAMSTOWN AND SHORT LAND. . . HE p.s. ' ENTERPRISE No. 2 ' will leave tho Queen-street Wharf, on Saturday, April 16th, 11-30 p.m. • Monday, April 18th, midnight. All unclaimed Goods to be found at Clay ton's Parcel Delivery Office, High-street.



—^ ■ —*" i ' STEAM TO THE THAMES. 1> UK E OF EDIN J fßfflffiSk: BURGH.' *i___&3_£r i C_;£-!&i__>a*.--' Leave Auckland : Monday, 18th April, 6 o'clock evening Tuesday, 19th April, at 5-30 o'clock, evening Wednesday, 20th April, at 6 o'clock, evening Thursday, 21st April, at 6 o'clock, evening Friday, 22nd April, at 6 o'clock, evening Saturday, 23rd April, at 6 o'clock, evening From Grahamstown: Tuesday, 19th April, at 10 o'clock, morning Wednesday, 20th April, at 10 o'clock, morning Thursday, 21st April, at 10 o'clock, morning Friday, 22nd April, at 11 o'clock, morning Saturday, 23rd April, at 11 o'clock, morning Return Tickets issued for One week at Reduced Fares, and available for the ' Eoyal Alfred.' S. HAGUE SMITH. STEAM TO THE THAMES. I) OVAL ALFRED,' V Sf^vlNN. from AUCKLAND to SHORT _ss£w»-%& LAND. TIME TABLE. From Auckland : Monday, 18th April, 1 o'clock, afternoon Tuesday, 19th April, at 1-30 o'clock, afternoon Wednesday, 20th April, at 2 o'clock, afternoon Thursday, 21st April, at 3 o'clock, afternoon Friday, 22ml April,at 930 o'clock, morning Saturday, 23rd Apri, at 10 o'clock, morning From Grahamstown: Monday, 18th April, 6 o'clock afternoon Tuesday, 19th April, at 630 o'clock, evening Wednesday, 20th April, at 7 o'clock, evening Thursday, 21st April, at 8 o'clock, evening Friday, 22nd April, at 230 o'clock, afternoon Saturday, 23rd April, at 3 o'clock, afternoon Beturn Tickets issued for One week at Beduced Fares, aud available for the 'Duke of Edinburgh.' S. HAGUE SMITn. STEAM BETWEEN AUCKLAND AND THE THAMES. ~ «. ss, /I HE Steamer **W-&&&' 'Williams; _e_______S_**_-* Leaves Auckland : Tuesday, 19th April 1 o'clock afternoon. Wednesday, 20th A>ril, 1.30 o'clock afternoon. Thursday, _lst Apri, 7.30 o'clock morning. Friday, 22nd April, 9 o'clock morning. Saturday, 23 April, 10 o'clock morning. Leaves Grahamstown : Tuesday, 19th April' at 6 o'clock afternoon. Wednesday, 20th Ajril, at 6*30 o'cl. afternoon. Thursday, 21st Apri., at 12 o'clock noon. Friday, 22nd April, it 2 o'clock afternoon. I. aturday, 23rd April, at 2 30 o'clock afternoon. *) Return Tickets isued for one week at Reduced Rates. The steamer 'Clyd?' will Tender the ' Wil liams ' at Grahamstofn. [R. M. JERVIS A ent,



NEW AUTUMN AND WINTER GOODS AT htstgHjlsh: _p_r^iojss. HA.V c& HONBYM^IN, NOT having SUCCEEDED for the present in satisfactorily maturing their arrangements for RETIRING from BUSINESS, and being in receipt of Largo Shipments of AUTUMN and WINTER GOODS, have determined to OPEN OUT and SELL the same at a HEAVY DISCOUNT. The Goods are specially selected for H. & H. by their Home Buyer, comprising every Novelty, and then- Patrons will have the opportunity of buying FIRST-CLASS GOODS at ENGLISH PRICES, and an Immense Stock to choose from. SPLENDID DRESS MATERIAL IN ENDLESS VARIETY, All at Cost Price. BLACK SILKS, ALL NEW MAKES, English Prices. COLORED AND EANCY SILKS, AN IMMENSE STOCK, Under Cost. 300 PIECES OF WINCEYS TO BE CLEARED OUT At Cost. 150 PIECES OE TWEED, BOUGHT AT A GREAT DISCOUNT, English Invoice. COLONIAL-MADE CLOTHING, IN GREAT VARIETY, At Cost Price. HAY & HO NET MAN". sth April, 1870. . .



-flitcttou. S&U&+ TUESDAY 19tti APRIL, 1870. In the District Court, holden at Auckland, in the matter of THOMAS MoBRIN and Samuel Moebin, trading as T. & S. Morri'n, versus Georce Element, and others. SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON Will sell by public auction, without reserve, on Tuesday, tho 19th April, at 12 o'clock, at their Rooms, Fort-street, mHE WHOLE of the PARTNERSHIP EFFECTS AND INTERESTS of [ JAMES MAXFIELD MERRINGTON, one of the defendants in the above action, in the property known as the Monte Christo Quartz- Smelting Company. Terms : —Strictly Cash on the fall of the hammer. WEDNESDAY, APRIL 20. BY ORDER OF THE REGISTRAR OF THE SUPREME COURT OF NEW ZEALAND, ON BEHALF OF THE \ MORTGAGEE. VALUABLE BUSINESS PREMISES AXD STORES 3N FORT-STREET, OPPOSITE THE CUSTOM HOUSE. The subscribers are instructed by L. O'Brien Esq., Registrar of the Supreme Court, to sell by public auction, at the Land Mart, Fort-street, on Wednesday, 20th April, at ; 12 o'clock, on behalf of tho Mortgagee, S LL the term yet to come and unexpired A of all that piece of LAND in Fort stivet, being part of Lot 1, section 2, of the City of Auckland, having a frontage of 98 feet to Fort-street, and 66 feet to a lane, on which have been erected those valuable Business , Premises, now in the occupation of Messrs. Bucholz and Co., F. Scherlf, T. H. Hall, and S. H. Webb, and known as " Webb's Build ings." The lease has upwards of 40 years to run, at the low rental of one hundred and fifty pounds (£150) sterling. For further particulars apply to Messrs. Jackson & Russell, Solicitors, Fort-street, or to SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, Auctioneers. AUCKLAND GARRICK CLUB. f\ ENTLEMEN desirious of JOINING the \JT above Club, are requested to send in their Names to the Secretary, on or before TUESDAY NEXT. W. T. FERRAR, Hon. Sec. VALUABLE PROPERTT. FOR SALE,—A New FOUR-ROOMED HOUSE, with Allotment 200 feet front- ' age to Hardinge-street, and 55 to Graham street, pleasantly situated, with frontage to the harbour. F. G. EVVINGTON, j Roberton's Buildings.



N O T I C I. . POSTPOFFMEKT OF BALE oi? 11 E A L bd S V A T 1* . M ONDAY NEXT being Easter Monday, the Sale of Properties Advertised for that day is POSTPONED until further notice. SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, Auctioneers. flliti WEDNESDAY, APRIL 20. OFFICE MTBNITURE, MI LIT AIIY LIBRAHY, &c., &c, &c. The subscribers have been favoured with in structions from F. Innks, Esq., D.A.C.G., to sell at the Axbeet Barracks, on Wed nesday, 20th instant, at 11 o'clock, AFPICE FURNITURE, &c. Comprising:— 3 Iron Safes Desks, Tables Ofllce Presses, Pigeon Holes Cupboard, with Pigeon Hole 3 Stools, Chairs, Washstands Baskets, Carpets, Oilcloth Electric Machine &c, &c, &c. Also, The ENTIRE MILITARY LIBRARY, consisting of about 1,100 volumes Books. SAMCEL COCHRANE & SON, Auctioneers. FRIDAY, APRIL 22. THE MONTE CHBTSTO QUARTZ SMELTING AND CALCINING FUR NACE, ETC. The subscribers have received instructions from the proprietor, who is leaving for England, to sell, at the Land Mart, Fort street, on Friday, 22nd instant, at 12 o'clock, HE SMELTING and CALCINING FURNACE lately the property of the Monte Christo Quartz-smelting Company. The Furnace is 62 feet long, with a Chimney 37 feet 6 inches high, and is covered in with a Galvanised Iron Building ; also, Offices, Manager's and Workmen's Houses, situated at Tookey's Flat, Grahamstown. The allot ment upon which it is erected is opposite the Golden Crown Claim, and there is ample room for the erection of extensive quartz criirhing or other machinery. A lease for 10 years will be given at the nominal ground rent of £60 per annum. The Waiotahi Crock runs through the Allotment, with a never-failing supply of water. Tailings from some of the leading claims of the goldfields are now on the ground. SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, Auctioneers. MONDAY APRIL 25. PEKEMPTOKY SALR OF HOUSE HOLD PROPfili'lY. The subscribers have been instructed to sell, at their Rooms,-Fort-street, .oh? Monday, 25th inst., at 12 o'clock, •o¥^. -nrousEHOLD :rr|s<perty, ll in Albert-street, Waieflt^street, New ton, and Parnell. .Mi:- Further particulars by applying, to. SAMUEL COCHHANE & SON, Auctioneers. '•*•'..'. ■■.;}■



90—1 pair Curio Vases and Stands 91—1 pair Curio Vases and Stands TUESDAY, APRIL 19. 92—1 pair Curio Vases and Stands 93—1 dozen Cups aud Saucers ... 94—1 dozen Saucers used by Chinese 95—1 pair Brown China Cuspidors 96—6 sets small China Jars CHINESE AN D J APANESE 97—2 pairs Vases, 12 inches high 98—2 pairs Vases, 10 inches high 99—2 pairs Vases,-9 inches high CIIII I O ITIi. S. 10*.— 2 pairs Vases, 7 inches high j ' 101- 2 pairs Vases, 5 inches high j 102—1 pair Vases, 4i inches high 11 VoilY AN j.) LACQUERED Y?t~) Yaso '' 3 incheß bigh v lOoa—3i Gups 104—1 Blue figured and flowered Silk Dre-s TOAP [-i*1 105—1 Lilac figured Silk Dress . v __!._--•«__, 106—1 Blue figured Silk Dress 107 —1 Lavender Silk Dress M A TTT Nn- 10 i~l Grey Sillc * Dl' es3 mA- l lliN 109—1 Chocolate Silk Dress 110—1 Black plain Silk Dress • T.T~t-r\n T-.-T. vmn m— 2 Black plain Silk Dresses SlL_\>, rKJ_-SEB.VE._S, 112—1 China Silk Gauze Dress, Imperial Yellow n n 113—1 China Silk Gauze Dress, Lavender <5uC ' <BC- 114—1 China Silk Gauze Dress, White 115 —1 Silk Gauze Dress, Blue with stripes 116— 1 Silk Gauze Dress, White 117 —1 Siik Gauze Dress, Magenta 0 T -._. 118—8 pieces plain Silk Handkerchiefs, White, O . J O JN E S each piece 10 H andkerchieft 119—4 pieces plain Silk Handkerchiefs, .... . „ ... Crimson, each piece 10 Hf_nd- Has received instructions from the importers, kerchiefs ~ .. „ . _ 120—8 nieces figured. Silk Handkerchiefs, Messrs. Cruickshank, Smart & Co., to - White, each piece 10 Handker. offer by auction, on Tuesday next, the 19th i 2 i_4 pieces Crimson Silk Handkerchiefs, . - ._ „. _~ _ each piece 10 Handkerchiefs, inst., m the New City Hall, Queen-street, 22 1 Sofa 123—1 Sofa rjIHE WHOLE OF THE ABOVE, ex 124—1 Sofa J 125—1 Sofa ' Waverley,' from China. The assortment is 126 —1 Sofia 126A-1 Sofa the finest that has yet reached Auckland, and 127 ~1 Whatnot £ a!\ le ' I JOllg ' 128—1 Whatnot Table, Long comprises the following :— 12^~1 Whatnot Table, Corner x b 130—1 Whatnot Table, Corner 100 rolls Red and White Matting, 4-4 131~12 PJ^es Silk Dresses 50 ditto ditto ditto ditto, 5-4 131_i.-l Magnificent Silk Shawl 75 ditto White ditto, 4-4 132~3 pieces Imitation Pma Silk 75 ditto ditto ditto, 5-4 133—6 Cigar Cases ________ 134 —1 Handsome Japanese bcreen T 134a-1 Handsome Japanese Screen ■ LO I T , . ,„ . , . 135—1 Handsome Japanese Screen 1-1 set Chessmen, large sizes Handsome Japanese Screen o~n Sut, Chessmen 136 _ 5 L ohinese pictures 3-1 set Chessmen 137 _ 7 j j^e Fans 4-2 pairs Grass Cloth Handerchiefs, 138 _ 4 Ja * c Lanterns . Carver Silk - 139—1 Lacquered Japan Cabinet, Colored 5 —2 pairs Grass Cloth Handkerchiefs, Pearl Inlaid . Career Silk U{J __ l Lacquered j apan Cabinet, Colored 6—2 pairs Grass Cloth Handkerchiefs, p ear i ihi a i d _ Carver Silk 141—3 Nests, each 3, Lacquered Boxes, 7-1 Ivory Cam Basket Diamond 8-1 Ivory Card Basket U2 _ 2 N t each g Lacquei . ed Boxes, 9—l Ivory Card Basket Square 10-1 Ivory Card Basket Ud _ l La * ed Box> square 11-1 Ivory Card Basket M 4 Q j M^iaieA Glove Boxea 12-1 Ivory Card Basket 145-3 Lacquered Glove Boxes 13-1 piece Grass C oth UQ _ 2 La( _J uerßd Boxes, zig-zag shape 14-1 piece Grass C oth , 47 _ 4 Befcs H Lacquered Tea Trays 15-1 piece Grass C oth l4& ___ irs La^quered Tea Trays 16-1 piece Grass C oth H9 _ l Ins J Qn staud 17-1 piece Grass C oth lgQ _ l box Inseefc Qn staud 18-1 piece Grass Cloth ]51 _ 6 boxes Imcot £v boxeg 19-1 Ivory Card Case 152-100 boxes super. Japanese Tooth Powder 20-1 Ivory Card Case 153 _ 2 La , cJ l ßread Trays 21-1 Ivory Card Case 154 _ 1 b(JX T 22-1 Ivory Card Case 155 _ 4 Lacque red Boxes 23-1 Ivory Card Case 155 __ 1 Hawdßome Japanese Seivice 24-1 Ivory Card Case 156 . _ ])ests . Sfciw B * xeß 25-4 Ivory Needle Cases 157 _ 5 Molulfced Chinese Paintings 26-4 Ivory Need c Cases 158 _ 1 real Cfl mphoi-,vood Trunk ll~i ««Try° ry S CC I 6 Caße9 159—2 pairs Chinese Vases aud Stand on~ } n ICSS » s 160—1 pair Chinese Vases and Stand on i n 10SS „° i 161- 2 P«*™ Chinese Cups and Covers M— l Chess Board 162—2 dozen Japanese Cups aud Saucers l\~] Se^ °h*nes? £ uzz es 163—1 dozen Japanese Plates ~ sef Chinese Puzzles 164 _ 1 dozeu j ese pi ateß 33—1 set Chinese Puzzles 165 _ 5 JapaTWße Scent Bottles 34—1 .ban, paper 166-6 nests, each 5, Japanese Boxes 35-1 Fan, paper 167 _ g Japanese Scent Jars 3£-l £au, PaP er 168—1 pair Japanese Vases ob it? rPa?i fcl' 169—5 pairs Japanese small Vases on } r' fl . lol' 170—2 pairs Lacquered Japanese Vases !n J T-a"' 1' 171—2 pairs Lacquered Japanese Vases ;'?"T an' i e., r 172-1 pair Japanese Water Bottles il, i an ' *eafcr r 173—3 pnirs Japanese Eggshell China Cups 42-1 Fan, feather m _ 4 § gtone Ornaments I, i, an ' ™afc. her 175—1 pair Bronzed Wood Ornaments id~} S aU' ? a5 ier 176-1 pair Chinese Vases *s—l Fan, feather 177—1 Carved B unboo Fishing Boat l~~\ CJnnese Pipe 178—8 Soap Stone Ornaments 47—1 Chinese Bipe 179—5 nests, each 5, Chinaware Jars 48 - 2 pairs octagon round Hand Screens i ß o—2 nests, each 5, Chinaware Jars 49-2 pairs octagon round Hand Screens 181 _ 3 nesfc eac]l g chinaware Oval Jars 50—2 pairs octagon round Hand screens 182 _ 3 I)csfc3j cac; , 6 chinawai. Boxes 51—2 pairs octagon round Hand Screens 183 . l j Blackwood Flower Boat, on 52 —2 pairs octagon round Hand Screens stand • ! " 53—2 pairs octagon round Hand Screens 184 _ 2 Sooc]low Hardwood Carvings 54-2 pieces lobacco Holders 185 _ G pairs Hand Screens 50-2 pieces lobacco Holders lg g_ 2 ' irß Hand gcl . eens ■ lt~l P ieff, MTn .^ Mei?_ . 137—2 largo Rice Paper Books 57-2 Sandalwood Cribbage Boards 18J _. _ boxe3 Painted Skeleton Leaves 58-2 Sandalwood Cribbage Boards 189 _ 2 boxes Ba j aU Rice p y ieWß 59—2 Sandalwood Cribbage Boards 190 _ 6 Japanese vish Rocla 60-5 Cigar Cases igi _ 8 j apalie3e Umbrellas 61—5 Cigar Cases 192 _ 5 Feathel . FaM ST"? rnlgUl^ if 5 193-1 real Camphorwood Trunk f~} £ ea Caddy 194 _ 1 Chinese Joss 2*— l ea Caddy 195-1 Chinese PorcelainVa?e ,y :y,A'j 2« 7 m «i ,y 196—1 Chinese Porcelain Vase . >*'.■ f£-l Tea Caddy 197 _ x Chinese Porcelain Vase ~i.; : °7—l lea Caddy 198-0 Carved Picture Frames ™—1 1™ Caddy . 199-6 Carved Picture frames %—} o,t 5° X 200-6 Carved Picture Frames l°-\ Work Lox 201 _ 3 CiUTed carte de Visite Frames H~l r ol'r X 202—13 Carved Carte de Visite Frames Ld~} ™r, t.° X <* 203—14 Cai-ved Carte de Visite Frames I,} _r i T3OX " 204-12 Carved Carte de Visite Frames 74 —1 Work _ox ,;.,' 205-6 Carved Carte de Visite Frames 75-1 Writing Desk 2Q6 _ 4 q^^ oarte * de visite Frame 3 76-1 Wiitang Desk 2Q7 _ 2 Cai . yeJ Carte de Yißitc - Framos 77-1 Writing Desk 208-6 Carved Oval Picture Frames 78-1 pair Crackled Blue China Jars and 209 _ 2 oa rved Oval Picture Frames „- . . ta", , .„. *. T - 210—4 Carved Oval Picture Frames 79—1 pair Crackled Blue China Jars and 2 11—2 Carved Large Picture Frames on i • n i? i -ni m • t 212~ 2 Carved Large Picture Frames 80—1 pair Crackled Blue China Jars and 2 13—2 Carved Book (slides an(*s 214-1 Carved Work Box 81—1 pair Green and White China Jars and 2 15—1 Dogskin Trunk, with Patent Lock a<> i• -o Anx3- t t_. t 216-20 cases Preserved Ginger 82—1 pair Red ChmaJars and Stands 217—10 cases Chow Chow 83—1 pair Painted Angular China Jars and 2 18-5 eases Cumquots, Stands 84 -1 pair Painted Angular China Jars and 8 g •, china Tea Set goods will boon view on Saturday and 86—1 set Tea Pot and Cups as used by ~ , , «. , iiii. Chinese " Mondayi and Catalogues can now be hid at 87—1 set Chinese Card Dishes Messrs. Cruickshank, Smart & Co.'s, or at the 88—2 pairs Curio Vases aud Stands | 89 —1 pair Curio Vases and Stands City Hall.