FHE EVENING STAK, SEPTEMBER 9, 1870.



r ' r _ WHERE? WHERE? I WHERE? J WHERE? Where can you get one pound rice at 2|d? Where can you get one pound corn flour at 7d? TV HERE CAN YOU GET ONE POUND MAIZENA AT 6£dP INHERE CAN YOU GET ONE POUND FULL-WEIGHT CANDLES AT Is? \VhERE CAN YOU GET ONE POUND OF JAM AT 8d? \VhERE CAN Y^U GET SIX POUNDS.OF FLOUR FOR Is? Where can you get a good bar soap at 7id? W HERE can you get good cavendish tobacco at 3s 6d? Where can you get a tin box of matches for 2d? W here can you get the choiest flavoured tea at Is 6d, 2s, 2s6d, 3s? Acknowledged and admitted by aU to be unequalled in the Province. Where you can obtain the above of Good QuaUty is at BAENETT & LEVY'S, NOTED RED HOUSE, Pronounced to be THE CHEAPEST GROCERS IN AUCKLAND. RETAIL QUANTITIES AT WHOLESALE RATES. BARNETT & LEVY NOTED BED HOUSE, GROCERS & PROVISION MERCHANTS, AND GRAHAMSTOWN. TJr o t i o a rnuT our bottled stout 10 FAMILIES. SIX SHILLINGS FEB DOZEN. I



SALE EXTRAORDINARY. mHE FOLLOWING REDUCTIONS HAVE BEEN MADE at the GENUINE CASH SALE NOW GOING ON AT W. RITTEAY'S: BLACK CLOTH COATS, 305.; REDUCED TO 20s. TWEED SAC COATS, 225. 6d. ; REDUCED TO 15s. MFN'S TWEED SUHS, 70s. TO 455. TROUSERS AND VESTS, 305.; REDUCED TO 225. 6d. DRAB SHELL HATS, 16s. & 17s. 6d. ; REDUCED TO 13s. BLACK PARIS HATS, 225. & 255. ; REDUCED TO 18s. CRIMEAN SHIRTS, 9s. 6d.; REDUCED TO 6s. 6d. SWEEPING REDUCTION IN YOUTHS' CLOTHING, SWEEPING REDUCTION IN BOYS' CLOTHING, EOR EOURTEEN DAYS. NEW ZEALAND HOUSE, shcortxj.a.-I-TID street, auckland. SPRING MILLINERY. MRS. FORD WILL OPEN HER NEW AND FASHIONABLE MIMiINERY, ON TUESDAY NEXT, THE 13th INST., CONSHSHfeh-QO? 1- FOLLOWING PARIS GOODS:— BONNETS; HATS, TRIMMED AND UNTRIMMED.^ FEATHERS, FLOWERS, AND EVERY DESCRIPTION OF FANCY GOODS. Please note the Addres : — :m::r,S- fobhs paris millinery establishment, 216, QUEEN-STREET.



TTAVE you seen the Extensive Assortment of TOYS, FANCY GOODS, PICTUBE and PRESENTATION BOOKS, now opening from direct importation ex ' Sydenham,' se lected expressly for the juveniles of Auckland, by J. HARRIS'S Cavendish House, Shortland street, three doors above High-street ? A LL persons interested in the happiness of juveniles should call at HARRIS'S Cavendish House, Shortland-crescent. T>IBLES, PRAYER-BOOKS, CHURCH SERVICES. —A clearance sale at any price, at HARRIS'S Cavendish House, Shortland street. rr|HE TIMES of 1798. —A few copies on sale, 6d. each, at, HARRIS,' Shortland-street. 1 r. n n copies °f ENQ UIRE wn Hm ' and a gteat variety of useful BOOKS, on sale at HARRIS'S Cavendish House, Shortland street. f^i OOD Cream Laid NOTE PAPER.—Five Quires for One Shilling, at HARRIS'S Short land-street. mHE Pall Mall, Abyssinian, and San Fran cisco PIPES, in great variety.—HAßßlS'S Cavendish House, Shortland-street, three doors above High-street. NOTICE! T. PHILLIPSON, CHEMIST, tjAS REMOVED from Shortland-street to the CORNER of PRINCES-STREET /opposite Government House Gate). QUAL TO ANY ENGLISH ALE OR STOUT. DeUvered at the Brewery for Cash only.



GENERAL DRAPERY & CLOTHING ESTABLISHMENT, WATERLOO HOUSE, 220, QUEEN-STREET. THE UNDERSIGNED has just received Shipments of— NEW BLACK AND COLORED SILKS AND SATINS NEW BLACK SILK _ LACE JACKETS NEW HATS, FEATHERS, FLOWERS, &c. NEW HOODS, SATIN HATS, AND BABY WARES LADIES' CLOTHING, CORSETS, &o. together with every description of GENERAL DRAPERY, including all the Latest Novelties in FANCY GOODS, PARASOLS, COLLARS, TIES, &c.,&c. The above Goods are now on Sale, and, on account of the present depression, I have determined to offer tho whole of these New and Fashionable Goods at and under the WHOLESALE PRICES, and with confi dence respectfully solicit an inspection. R. W. DYSON, OPPOSITE UNITED SERVICE HOTEL. D. K. CLARKSON, COMMISSION AGENT, &c. RENTS and DEBTS Collected. Several sums of Money to lend on security. Temporary office :—No. 5, Lower Queen street. Auckland, September 1. Auction Sales. TO-MORROW, The subscriber will sell at his mart, at 11 o'clock sharp, ryrv KEGS PRIME BUTTER I[) 60 New Zealand Cheeses 20 half-chests fine Tea 50 barrels Sugar, 5 tons Flour 20 bags Sharps 40 tons Potatoes, 2 casks Pork 5 boxes Oandles, 40 bars Soap 9 Hams and Bacon 3 kegs Lard 7 Tarpaulins &c, &c„ &c. GEORGE SIBBIN, Auctioneer. mRY OUR BOTTLED ALES SIX SHILLINGS PER DOZEN.



Auction Sales. MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 12 SALE OF UNREDEEMED PLEDGES. B. T MvS Has been instrue'ed by Messrs. VuTntENGEN and Moses to sell by And ion, at his Mart, Queen-street, o 1 Monday, September 12, at 11 o'clock, THE following U NREDEEMED PLEDGES:— No. Pledged. 1352 June 7, 1869—Geneva Watch 22G3 August 13—Verge Watch 2397 „ 23— S. Lever Watch 2603 Sept. 10—Gold G. Watch 3763 Nov. 17—Diamond Bracelet 3769 ~ 17—Two Silver Watches 3770 „ 17—Gold Albert Chain 3849 „ 22—Gold Pin and Ring 3855 „ 22—Set of Diamond Studs and Brooch 3864 „ 23 —Two-Gtuinea piece 3887 „ 24—Gold Brooch 3959 „ 20—Gold Geneva Watch and open - faced Silver Lever Watch and Gold Chain 4051 Deer. 3.— One Gold Ring 4083 „ 6—Nine pennyweight of Gold 4089 „ 6—Silver Hunting Lever Watch 4154 „ 10—Two open - faced Lever Watches 4160 „ 11—Geneva Watch and Diamond Ring 4166 „ 11 —Open-faced Geneva Watch and Gold Chain 4222 „ 14—Gold Pin Earring 4225 „ 14—Field Glass 4230 „ 15 —Silver Lever Hunting Watch 4254 „ 16—Silver Lever Hunting Watch 4259 „ 16—Ladies Gold Chain 4266 „ 16—120 oz. Silver Forks and Spoonß „ 4273 ~ 17—Gold Chain and Locket. *»«,.,rfSj23 21—Gold LeveV'Watch and ?v Gold Chain 4360 ~"*"*^l Quadrant and 8 Boots 4403 „ 24-^«fgSL^ tea iW,d 3 Goid"2^^: w^ 4416 „ 24—Silver Tea and »GJ#S£ Pot 4421 „ 24—Gold Hunting Lever Watch and Gold Chain 4460 „ 28—Open-faced Silver Le-; ver Watch 4471 „ 28—Gold Ring ' 4505 „ 29—Geneva Watch, PencU Case, and Fork I 4512 „ 29—Silver Mountsd Dress-j ing Case 4514 „ 29 -Open-faced Gold ..Le ver Watch 4547 „ 31—Silver Lever Hunting Watch, Gold Chain, and Gold Ring 1870— 4554 Jan. 31—Gold Ring 41 „ 3—Open-faced Silver fcp ver Watch jF 42 „ 3—3 Geneva and 1 Teffee Watch mi 48 „ 3—Gold Ring Vil 67 „ 4—l Pair Gold EarringeN. f 85 „ s—Silver Lever HuriNag Watch | 223, „ 13—Silver Lever Hu^Ag Watch rv\/ 232, „ 13—Gold Ring YV 264, „ 14-Gold Ring 282, „ 15—Quadrant and 2 Books 284, „ 15—Bracelet 300, „ 17—Open - faced Geneva Watch 332, „ 19 —Open - faced Geneva Watch 340, „ 19—2 Gold Lockets and 3 Gold Coins 368, „ 22—Bax of Games 382, „ 22—Silver Lever Hunting Watch and Chain 404 „ 24—2 Brooches and 2 Rings and Seal 440 „ 25—Heavy GoldJ3h.ain_.and Charms 455, „ 26—Diamond Ring 501, „ 28—Geneva Watch 576, Feb. 3—Silver Lever Hunting Watch, Chain, and Locket 592, „ 4—SUver Lever Hunting Watch and Chain 603, „ 4—l Cornet 617, „ s—l Gold Ring 625, „ s—Open - faced Watch and Chain 666, „ B—Silver Lever Hunting Watch and Chain 685, „ 9—Silver Lever Hunting Watch 738, „ 12—Gold Ring 754, „ 12—Long Gold Watch Chain 833, „ 17—Open - faced Gold Lever Watch and Chain 835, „ 18—Silver Hunting Watch 860, „ 18—Gold Ring 896, || 21 —Open - faced Gold Watch 902, „ 21—Gold Ring and Pin 952, „ 24—Gold Ring 981, „ 25—Gold Geneva Watch 988, „ 26—Gold Locket 992, „ 26—Gold Albert Chain 999, „ 26—Open - faced Lever Gold Watch 1004, „ 26—Silver Lever Hunting Watch 1869— 2930, Sep. 29—1 Locket 4309, Dec. 20—1 Clock 4491, „ 29—1 Verge Watch WHICH BEARS OUR OWN LABELS. Guaranteed purely from Malt and Hops.



Auction Sales 1955, July 22—Gold Medal, 2 Masonic Emblems, and Apron 3328, Oct. 22-Violin 403, Jan. 24—Coat, Boots and Ring 832, Feb. 17 —Bnsr and Contents 858, „ 18— C\mk 880, „ 19—Trousers and Vest 1009, „ 25—Coat unci Trousers 1011, March I—Dress and Jacket 1112, ~ s—Blanket and Shirt 1113, „ 5—3 Night Gowns, 2 Children's Frocks, and 1 Coat. 1162, „ B—Dress8 —Dress Piece 1235, „ 12—1 Coat 1275, „ 15—3 Pairs Boots 1283, „ 15—2 Pairs Trousers 1502, „ 25—Suit of Clothes 1520, „ 26—1 Pair Moleskin, and 1 Hat 1576, „ 30—'trousers, Ve3t, and Shirt 1577, „ 30—C»at and Trousers 1629, April I—l Pair Trousers 1633, „ I—l Pair Blankets 1643, „ 2—B Yards Holland and 1 Piece Check 1647, „ 2—Holland and Crimean Shirt 1670, „ 4—2 pair Trousers and 1 Coat 1720, ~ s—Coat and Muffler 1766, „ 7 —l pair Blankets 1812, „ 9—Shawl and Skirt 1834, „ 11—Forester's RegaUa 1840, „ 11—1 Coat 1857, „ 12 —Sheet, Skirt and Chemise 2088, „ 27—Trousers and Crimean Shirt 2124, „ 29—1 Coat 2126, „ 29—1 Dress 2278, May 7 —Skirt, Jacket and Shirt 2300, „ 9—2 Sinelets, and 1 pair Trousers 2321, „ 10—Trousers and Crimeam Shirt 2348, „ 12—2 Shirts and 1 Vest 2385, |, 14—Trousers and Boots 2421, „ 16—1 Coat 2449, „ 17—1 Jacket 2467, „ 18—Suit of Clothes. SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 10. The subscriber will sell at his mart, at 12 o'clock sharp, ALLCOCK'S BILLIARD TABLE, cost (when new) £140 ; 9 Cues, 1 Rest, 6 Balls, 3 Lamps and Shades, Cover and Cloth. To be sold for Cash. GEORGE SIBBIN, Auctioneer. : BAEH3I B.U'UM: P/LT4U": | * ,T. 7. \ ■ i-f.X'si.tDSj- ""■'■" ' £||'. -' KSQUKORr. ' 1 't!il'J': '-M"'--" M {rT 'i o.%t.'t 'A'ikr $■■ !i j[-jfA3 i.<^ FOR b-.,:. _, PRICES!' ■ ■ j -1...1. M'UCTI B.ETO'W1 3'h''* !*L-n>-rykure ! JI ibrXURTT. *Rri*akiiju**ukaum2t, a? J \ MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 12.' C O A L S. ALONGSIDE THE ' ARGYLESHIRE/ The subscribers have-received instructions _fli seU, on the Wharf, alongside the ' Argyle shire,' from Glasgow, on Monday, 12th inst., at 11 o'clock, >A TONS SMITHS' COALS, 0U in lots to suit purchasers. SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, Auctioneers. TO-MORORW, TWELVE O'CLOCK NOON. AT "ARTHUR'S AUCTION MART." POULTRY.— Fowls, Ducks, Turkeys, See., Fancy Birds, Dogs, Goats, &c., Ac. PRODUCE.—3O Sides Bacon, Hams, 3 casks Pork, 10 kegs Butte-, Lard, Cheese, 2 tons Flour, Barley Meal, 30 bags Maize, GROCERIES (Assorted).—Tea, Sugar, Salt, HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND EF FECTS.—Chests of Drawers, Oheffonien, Bedsteads, Couches, Sofas, Chairs, Loo and Square Tables, ToUet Tables, Wash stands, Toilet Sets, Toilet Glasses, Mat tresses, PaUiaises, Glass and Earthen ware, Galvanized Iron, Guttering, White Lead, Room Paper, &c., &c, &c. C.ARTHUR AND SON, '•] Auctioneers. TTOOPER, OLLTFF AND CO., GOLDEN CROWN BREWERY Wellesley street.