SHIPPING.

PORT OF AUCKLAND.

AEPvIYALS.

Tauranga, schooner, GO tons, Holler, from Tauronga. TaweTOi, schooner, 55 tons, Kennedy, from Poverfy Bay. (10-Al'.oßdj s.s.Watson, from Bay of Islands..

DEPARTURE.

Xautilu?, cutter, Stephens, for 3Jorctft*y Tho p.s. Auckland is cxpectecfefrovn. Sydney on Tuesday next, and will laaif^ ag|in on; 3Triday, the 22nd inst. &* m SJB '> Tho P.s. Phcebo will Tipfe t% OncMnga ■wharf, for Southern ports at eleven o'clock tp-movrow,. # ~..,.,»»,,i >v .1.->-..=:". - The ss. Go-Auoacl retiirhea from tie Bay this morning .-with, coals \ and BSTeral pas sengers. Tho barque Novelty mnT be expected here aoont Saturoay next. Jhe sfihoouor Tuwera, Captain Kennedy, arrived from Poverty Baylast. evening, after a long passage of 10 days. She experienced strong S.W. and S. winds throughout, and hud ,to take < shelter in Uicli'tf Fay for several days. Cargo : 15 casks tallow, 8G baas grass se?d, 1 ton pork, 10 sheepskins, 7 hides, 70 •tfljey, fri SrMaa'farlane./, Passengers: Pitt sonuson, Pointer, Mulholland, Guildiug, Bur-' ton, S!<en-ott ¥ : .<!•., .•<■! {)] >

COMMERCIAL.

Evening Star Office,

Thursday afternoon,

Mr. G-. W . Einney sold by auction, this morning, the cargo of grain, &c, by the brig JJil Desper:indurn, from Lyttelton. The sale was well attended, and the following prices were realised •—Wheat, 4s 2d to 4s 6d ; oats, 3s Bd.; barley,,4s 2d.;; crushed bean 3, 4s lid ; whole bean's, 5s1 Gdj peas, l|d ;' sharps, Is 3d; oatmeal, £19 10s per ton. The same auctioneer sold Sydney oranges at 10a 6d, and apples at

BIRTHS.

Speight—At her residence, Parnoll, the ■wife of Mr. W. Ji Speight, of a son.!

DEATHS.

(JeiWin.—On the 13th July,* after a linger ing illucss, Mr. ■William- Griffin, painter, aged 59 years. The funeral -will Ifiaro the Provincial hospital this day, -at 3 p.m. Friends are respectfully requested to attend. .SAMEEi^— On; Ihe 15|th June, in Melbourne on routo.-tp jAuckknd, of paralysis, aged 48 years, Emify/the beloved wife of Mr: Eichard gaiter,1 Ijibrarian .Young Men's Christian Association, Wellesiey-street. . ,

CHIEF POST-OFFICE.

SfiOBTiAND-STBEET. *... Mails will clos,e as under ;— . For Fiji, jjor JKauri, this,day, at 4, pin. For Russell and 'Kawakawa, por s.s. Go .Ahead,ftbis day, at 4.3Qp.m f ,( ■~ , For the, Australian Colonies, per s,s. Hero, on Saturday, the. 16th mat., at 2 p.m. t -, .-Lpte letter?, .bearing a fee of 3d. in .addi tion to tho ( postage, will be received till 2.30 p.m. ■ , . (i tit. \ For Waffgarei, £ ■■_ . jj.er «\ Samson, on Saturday, lGthiiWe.Vat 2.30 p.m. For Bussgl} and Kawakawa, per s.s. Tau rangaj W Saturday, 16th inst., at 4.30 I' ■■ , p.ml:. r ;-> <•' •<■'■' ii ■."•'.!•■ ii> tb'i'i • ! P Mails for Taranaki . and the Southern .-Erovinces, • per! s.s. Phcebe, to-morrow the loth inst., at 9, a.m. Late letters and y jtelearamsj for ~t ransmission .from, the 2felson,station,; wjlt be receded, at this office at'9.so., ond at' Onehunga tijl 10 30 a.m. 7 \'V\ *" For Thames' to-morrow,' "tlia loth inst., at 1 p.m. and 5 30-p.ni. Mails.foi' ff»e "Australian Colonies/ per s.s. , Wdriga Wonga, will be madd up'at this ~-;• oifioe, six hours after; the arrival of thait steamer from Honolulu... •. ,* K7OUA aur n s^- J?jsa,. 1,,; .. ; . . i i. ; i If, (IHUfihwf Postmaster.

POLICE COURT.

T*jn3 following ,13 "tho rota for attendance of irnglsirrates ai."lh6 Police, Court for the week eMing SaZyW", I^7o {— Friday, July 15—ifessrs. J. IT. Mitford and H. Morrow. | . , Saturday, J^uly 16—Messrs. J. Newman , and CM. OtWayi' ' St '

The Evening Star. THURSDAY, JULY 14, 1870.

Among *Whe rejidMnertdalions of the Auckland ; Ghambei ■ of Commerce for the amendment ;6i the Bankruptcy Act is ■ th^ : following :— (i 9. That 'c voluntary' vpost-nuf>tial . settlements " executed within two years prior to " bankruptcy, be void as against ere " dittjrs ; and, if executed-ivithin five / years prior to the bankruptcy, be " also void, unless-the claimants under CJ them can show that tho bankrupt was " solvent at the time of execution." Everyone knows that next to bills of sale, family settlements are tho most usual and ready ..means of evading creditors; and the frequency with which a debtor from a comfortable, well farnished home, laughs at his excited creditors is sufficient to exas perate them, and, under that feeling of vexation, to seek a remedy against its recurrence. But it should.not prompt to the attempting of impossibilities, or to commit a piece of legislation con trary to justice and common sense, and which would simply defeat itself. To the" latter portion of the suggestion —that relative to the state of solvency when executing a deed of settlement there can be, barring the length of period included, no objection, for it is simply just. More than this, it should embrace both ante-nuptial and

post-nuptial settlements ; and we are aware of a case in a neigh bouring colony where one of the cleverest pieces of unmitigated roguery was perfectly effectual, in which a trader being in difficulties settled several blocks of fine buildings on a lady, and within a few days there after, sought the protection of the Insolvent t/ourt, and since lives in luxury on the fortune, which his wife thus brought to him. But that a man in perfectly solvent circumstances should be precluded from doing what he wills with his own. can only be a suggestion emanating from disappoint ment and vexation. It is t|uite pos sible that a man may not be in trade at all, and having a surplus of wealth, and feeling that he is not warranted in imperiling the future of those that are dearer tb him than his own soul, sets apart a portion, of that wealth for a specific purpose, namely, a provision for his wife and children. With the remainder of his money he enters into trade, incurs liabilities and meets with disaster. Are we to suppose that the voice of justice—and law should be justice— demands, that the provision which had never entered into hi 3 trade calcula tions should be wrested from his wife and children' and scattered among a lot of prowling harpies who had been expecting " shent per sheut" from his trading speculations. Be it two years or fifty years before his in solvency, a solvent man has the right before G-od and man to do with his own, whatever is most pleasing to his own sweet will; and neither justice nor honour, nor common sense, de mands a review of his conduct. A solvent man may take his gold and fling it into the sea, or make ducks and drakes with it in any man ner he chooses ; and legislation, which, is but the practical appli cation of the principles of justice, durst not interfere—either tfp|ospec tively or retrospectively—so long as he does not apply it to another's in jury. And so deeply rooted in the human mind is this sense of right, that our Chamber of Commerce may rest assured, if their suggestion as to post nuptial settlements were enacted, the most conscientious and honourable, not to say the knaves, would feel jus tified in evading the law by making away with their property in any one of fifty .possible .ways, while it was their own. Legislation must be based ton justice, and find an echo in our in stincts of right, or it will fail; and it must, be moulded, not for Utopian theories, but practical results. And we can assure the Chamber of Com merce that' there are more things in heaven and earth than seem dreamt of jin their philosophy.

I Me. Connor Roach deserved a better jhouse than was given him last night at (the Prince of Wales Theatre, on the oc 'cnsion of his benefit; "The Irish Emi grant": was produced, in which tlie bene fitiape played the; emigrant with excellent throughout the piece, ho was loudly arid justly applauded. We hope he will :not be a stranger to the Prince of Wales, for whatever he has under taken to do has [been done well. During the interval, Mr. Roach recited very nicely, •" Shamus O'Brien, a tale of the Irish Rebellion," and its close was honored with* a, call. The whole concluded with the successful little comedy of •• My Daughter's Debut," iv which Mrs. Hill, Messrs. Musjjrave and O'Brien are excellent. To-night the great Stephenson, Prestidigitator, Wizard* and.. Necromancer, is announced to mystify, astonish, and delight.

O^'lng to the non-arrival' of part of the Star Dramatic Company from the Thames, lasb evening, the anuoimced per formance did npt take place at the Theatrej^toynl, buj will positively come off thiaweßlnff. vmen "The Love Chase" and " iffcs^n tMDam" will be played. In the formef; piece Miss Gouglicnlaeitn is really .excellent, "her impersonation of Oonstaujre,'obtaining for her most favour able criticisms in the London press, hope to see the Theatre ,lioyiil crowcle.l ;tO-Brght. /' . *'-"» "'"''. |

.As, tiill be seen from another column, an entertainment of a miscellaneous cha racter will be given to-nig'ut at the City Hall ia aid of the: 7 funds of AIL Saints' Church. Whatever else may be said against the people of Auckland, not even Wellington would presume to say that we do not love entertainment, and liberally support it. The object of tc-night's entertainment is sacred, and will appeal even to beltci 1 feelings than a proneness to be entertained. At the same time the character of the performance and of the performers is such, that, we be lieve, the most fastidious in this city —the hotbed of entertainment—will have a very delightful evening. For tho sake of tlie cause, we siacercly hope for an overflowing success.

Ax ugly accident occurred in Hobson 'streot yesterday morning. A horse, in a spring cart, trotted up tho street, and smashed tho trap, throwing out the inmates—a man and a woman—who were severely bruised. Dr. Kenderdino hap pened to be on the spot' at the time and afforded advice and assistance.

William Johns, of Pokeno, Waikato, has transferred his-estate to Messrs. John Buchanan and William Bell for the benefit of his creditors. Thomas MacfFarlane has become trustee in the estate of Thomas Sydney Coppock. 'William Smith intends to apply to pass his last examination on the 11th of August. Claims against the estate of Henry Lewis must be sent in to tho trustees on or before the 25th inst., or they will not be recognised.

Essay AXpDrsrrssioff Class. V.M.C.A. —The above class meets this evening, at the Itooms. Wellesley-street, at 7.30, when a debate will take place on the following question — : " Ts. it desirable to increase the existing Colonial" debt, in order to promote "Colonisation, Ac. ?"

Tenders ara required by the Provincial Government, from, persons -willing to oc cupy tho island of Motu Ihi.

American papers state that the barque Maria J. Smith, abandoned on the Pacific coast, has been found by the Indians, safe and sound, near "Bella Bella, almost 500 miles from the point where she was de serted. It seems strange that the little ship should make this long voyage alone " threading her 'way." As the 'Victoria Colonist says, "without aid of helmsman or compass, through intricate channels and dangerous tiderips, to her harbour of refuge.1' What makes it stranger still is that this is the second time she has been abandoned, and the second time she has saved herself. Sailors prophesy tliat she will never go to Davy Jones's locker. Meetings arc advertised to be held in the following gold mining companies! — Diggers' Friend, Sea Lion, and, Moana tairi. Calls have been made as under:— United Service, Gd. per scrip; City of Glasgow, Is. 6d. per scrip.

A somewhat novd operation ia finance has been performed by Mf. William Helton. Daniell, a gentleman lately con nected with the Oriental Bunk. An acquaintance, one Hebert, a vigneron, having consulted him as to what interest the Bank would allow upon " a big sum, say £1000," Daniell replied 5J pur cent. Upon this Hebert rejoined that he could get sis per centt from another sourde, and lie refused to deposit his money for less. So anxious was Mr. Daniell to transact business that he at once not only con sented to allow the proposed interest—far in advance of what, the Bank itself would concede —but was also'good enough'to take the principal into his own custody. Somehow or other, the transaction tran spired simultaneously with the discovery' that Daniell hind taken his passage under an assumed name in a vessel bound from Sydney to California. Instead of being full of regret for the loss of an official so considerate, the Bank authorities in ' instructed the polico to arrest him on a charge of having embezzledthe£looo; and arrested he accordingly was, on the eve of setting out upon his travels. For consum mate coolness Mr. Daniell alono can be his own parallel. When arrested, he quietly corrected one of the detectives as to the amount of the 'money he had— taken care of; and after some little demur he handed qvei; £930 observing that; he Had 'spent the' rest. It is certainly pleasant to have recoverod so much of the cash, although, as the manager blandly observed in the Police Court, the directors would have recouped M. Hebort under any circumstances. But how about punishing, 'since they are not inclined to ireward, the peculiar financial smartness of their late officer ? It was proved for the prosecution that the £1000 was never iin the possession of the Bank, so that JDaniell couldn't have embezzled it—yet it is ou the charge of having embezzled the Bank's money he has been committed for trial. The bank prosecution is certain to fail, and Hebert, having got his money, will probably decline' to prosecute, so that Daniell has not at all a bad chance of getting off. A' very clever financier, decidedly.l A Daniell come to judgement, in fact. — Melbourne Leader,

Thebe was a meeting of Mr. W. McGregor Hay's creditors yesterday, at his offices, Queen-street; His liabilities exceed his assets to the amount of £2500. Mr. W. Hay, purposes to pay 2s. 6(3. in pound, but stated at the meeting that he would ever consider it his bounden duty to pay the whole ( amount as sooa as he Could. '~, .

There is no appearance of the "Wonga Wonga with the (Jaliforniari mail;- as we go to;|press. She \vjll no doubt put in an appearance early, f;

THE STEAMER KEERA.

A steamer, snpposad ro^be the Keera/ Capt. Bain, has just avnved afc Kohtmarinia. The Kccra brings a cargo of sheep for Messrs. Carey, Gillies, Hunter & Co..^ ■ rf

DISTRICT COURT.— Thursday.

(Before Thomas Beckham, Esq., District Judge.) Atf adjourned Bitting of the Court wp,s held yesterday, when tho following business ./was disposed of : —• STAITE V. BEES. Clniin, £99. Mr. Hesketh appeared for. the plaintiff. Mr. Wynn was counsel for the defendant. This was a claim 1 for salary. The praintiff was an articled clerk of Mr.' Rees, solicitor, while at Hokitika. Although the articles did not stipulate that any salary should be paid to the plaintiff, yet it appeared in evidence that ho had been allowed to draw for ~various periods of time, sums of £6, £5 and £4 a week as according to tho defendant," plaintiff had nothing to live upon. Tae defence was that the plaintiff had S drawn several sums, or rather credited himself ■with various amounts, which the plaintiff ob jected (■<">, aud which, he said, "he would never allow if he could help it." There were also sums which it was alleged the plaintiff had charged tho defendant with for expenses. The whole dispute was a matter of account ex tending over three years. The defendant pleaded a set off of £100 against the plaintiff's claim. It appeared that the defendant had paid a judgment and other debts on account of the plaintiff. His Honor Tva3 of opinion that the case whs one peculiarly fitting for arbitration. Mr. Wyhn said Mr. Rees had done all lie possibly could. His Honor thought the matter should be referred to some of the older members of the profession. j (Left Sitting.)

THE CARANDINI CONCERTS.

Last night the City Hall was again crowded ; aud by a most enthusiastic audience. It is super ei-ogation to say a word in praise of the exqui site minstrelsy of these popular favorites ; but if there were nothing else in the entertainment the quartette, " Oft in the stiilyjiight" with its melting, ravishing symphonies, is more than recompense for an evening devoted to the Carandinis. The fair hmefwiaire, Miss Rosina, was rapturously received, and almost overwhelmed with the shower of bouquets. To-ni"ht the Carandini concert is at the North Shorc^and we can assure our friends residiug on that tongue of land, that they have brought to their doors one of the most delicious treats it is possible to conceive.

POLICE COURT.— Thursday.

(Before J. May, Esq., J.P.) DEDNKENNE3S. James Prince, for a first offence, was fined 53. and costs, or to be imprisoned 24 hours 5. Alice Murphy, for a fourth offence, was fined 20s. and costs, and to be imprisoned seven days. VAGRANCY. The same prisoner electing to be tried by one justice, was, on the evidence of Detective Terna!un as to her frequent cbimetion, and being an idle and disorderly person, sent to gaol for three months additional. municipal police act. David Benbow, alias Benjamin Bolt, was charged frith a breach of this Act, in having left a dead calf on his premises, abutting upon a public thoroughfare at Newmarket, and refusing to remove the same on the 6th July. The case.was adjourned till to-morrow. The Court then. roae.

LATEST THAMES NEWS.

We take the following from yesterday's Thames Advertiser: —

This Cohe. —Another crushing for the Cure Company wa3 commenced yesterday at the tram\vay battery. There lias, since last crush ing, been a great improvement in the quality oAhe quartz from this mine., and several very good lots of specimen stone have been taken out. '1 hese will be crushed separately. There tire about 20 tons of stone to bo crushed at the Tramway mill.

f The Shoto/veu. —A small parcel of about 9 tons of Shotover stone, which has lain at the Tramwoy battery since the previous crush ing, was pub through the mill before the Cure crushing was commenced, but the amalgam is not yet retorted. The stuff was about the usual average. This company will shortly commence at the Hauraki mill, the manager having engaged the Circular battery, which is now being put into a state of good repair pre vious to starting on the Shotover stuff.

CAUTION TO PUBLICANS.

An exchange paper remarks:—-There is one step by which every married woman can avenge the injury inflicted upon her and her family by persons supplying her husband with drink while ho is in a state of intoxication, and this has been taken by, Mrs. Agnes Fisher, residing at Eutherglen. She sum moned William Baker under the 50th section of the Publicans Act, for supplying drink to '■ Charles Fisher, her husband, he being at the time in a state of intoxication. The' Mayor, upon the facts being proved, stated that the Bench had no alternative, the law was clear, and although not often enforced; it had none the .less effect. The -transgressing publican.» was fined 40s. and costs, and from, this time forward will doubtless.be careful*not to supply drunken men with liquor.— Adelaide Observer.

THE EVENING STAR, JULY 14, 1870.



,Ju3hx^N. riIHS s.s. PHCEBE -will leave £$$g£3fpf^ 1 the wharf, ONEHUNGA, yEM^^Kfor Southern Ports. TO-MOE <W?wWKttMOW '(Mday), a£ ll'a.tnV S HENDERSON & MACFAELANE. Agents. EIIHE^ Clipper,, Schooner/ - Captain Molieb, will sail as above, TO-iMOK EOW (Friday) EVENING-. For Freight or Passage apply to the Master on Board. THE "EVENING STAR." T " ;r % H I '• U i. II Si S i [ ;;; !j !!: i. NOTICE ;0F BEMOVM,. TN consequence df.'requiring more accommo dation, we beg^'to -notify that we have No. 61, %6^ll .4uEkNV&TEEET, Next doov to the Bank of New Zealand, whieb, will in futuwbe'used'ks the ; ' ''^u^P^B^tSfil^.p^FJCE., ',J. :' OF THE>*; •■•■ l» "'■" '"' ,■■■'■••'• "E V Mnmj.Z.N •'©; > ST JLrRi" July 8, 1870. .: t ,, l •,!,'! ,;;,'; i.



FOR TTJEANGj-ANUI, POVERTY BAY. r^£2>--f rpHE Al Schooner •|||ig^' 'TAWERA' / Captain Kennedy, will sail on MONDAY NEXT, 18th July. ■ ' ' For freight or passage, apply to J. S. MAOFARLANE & CO. 14th July, 1970.



WANTED.— A Seren Eoomed-HOUSB with Yard, about Hobson or Albert street. —Apply to Offico of this Paper. WANTED TO LET.—A Six-stalled STABLE. — Pkincjs op Wales Hotel. WANTED— For the Prince of Wales Hotel, a Eespectahle G-lEL, about 17 years of age, that can cook.—Apply early. WANTED —Purehasersjjfpr 7 feet Posts, 5 and 6 feet Hobart Town Palings, Hobart Town Rails, Ti-tree Rails, Bricks, Linie, and Sand; Coals— New .Zealand and Newcrislte; aud Firewood. Abchaejd and Beowk's Coal and Fkewoodi Depot, Mecha nics' Bay. ; -■••• WANTED TO RENT—A Small -l-roomed COTTAGE, Furnished or Unfurnished, with small Garden preferred, not more, than 1 mile from General Post Office.—Apply "T," Et^sing-.Stae Ofiico. . „ ■~..,.,., „.,.„«, WANTED KNOWN—.lust Received, a Fresh Shipment of Marrion's OLD ENGLISH ALE, per 'Kate,' and now on draught at the British Hotel, Queen-sfcree Auckland, and Saracen's Head, Pollen stree (near the Junction,) Shortland. The Wines and Spirits need no, puff. Whitson's and Bedell's celebrated Colonial Ales at both Houses. John Sceats, Proprietor. N.B.—-The Accommodation for visitors from Auckland and elsewhere is unrivalled at the Saracen's Head. '■■ TT OST —Between Eden Terrace and St. I k James1 Church, on Sunday morning, 10th inst. a GOLD BEOOCH, with Emerald Stone.—The finder will be suitably rewarded on returning the same to Eden Terrace Post Office. TQEIVATE BOAED and EESIDENCE for JL one or two Gentlemen in a Family with no Children. Terms moderate. —For address, apply Office of this Paper. A FEW QUIET BOAEDEES can be accomodated with Comfortable BOAED AND LODGING, at the Pbiuce of Wales Hotel, Hobson-street. . . DE. E. H. MAESIIALL, M.D., MEMBEE of the Royal College of Sur- , gcons, London, Licenciate of Midwifery and the Diseases of Women and Children, of the Eoyal College of Surgeons, London. Hobson-street (near Cook-st.,) Attoki/AND. Consultations daily. I BILLTAEDS ! BILLIA.EDS ! AGE AND BILLIARD TOURNAMENT will be held at Tatiebsail's Hotel, Queen-street, open : tO;aII'A3iATEiTa"'PIAYEES, for .one month ; commencing from. 14tli $V&y, instant. The Prize, consistinj*jof-a Handsome Silver-mounted EE VOLVER, with ammuni tion, &c, &c., complete, valued at Ten Guineas. The Highest Scorer to receive the Prize. J. EUIIPH, 'Lessee of the Billiard Room.



THEATRE EOYAL. SorE Lessee ...'.;....;.. Mit. Cojtstabie. '. dibectbks3 mls3 gougenhkim. Stage Manages ...... Mb. Feank Towees. Leadeh ov Obchbstra Mb; J. S. Weight. FIRST NIGHT of the NEW STAR COMPAHY. : .! First Night in Auckland of !■ •'■ * J MISS JOEY GOUGENHEIM, Ac Constance,in THE LOVE CHASE, ; \i y■!■ -I / <! M ;;_ A character played by her in London witk the greatest success during a long season, and was pronounced by the London Times to ba the most perfect piece of high Comedy, ottt the British Stago The performance will be under theiPatronage \ pf ',: V .'.',' * ;,_. (iJ LADY BOWENy THE LOVE OH AS E, Wildrake ... !.j ... Mr. JlKaynor' Master Walks ... Mr. H.^J. Clifford ;. ~ Tmeworth ... Blr. J.Thorpe Lash ... ... Mr-J. P. Hydes , Sir Wm. Fondlove Mr. Frank Towers', . Constance... ... Miss Joey . Gougeuheim Lydia ... ... Miss Sheppardo ... , Widow Green ... Miss E. Melville. . To conclude with the Sqi-eaming Faroe of the iiss"i.n:" Tick jDaee:. l Pettibone ... ;.. ' '/..' MiVJ. P. Hydes Frank"Fathome ... ... Mr. J. Thorpe Mrs. Pettibone ... ..." MissShepparde Prices as usual. : • ' •Doors open at 7.30; coinmemice at 8 o'oloclc. I i > I i { ('. I.'■' '1 -f ■.''■' * i ' ' ; ! ~ ,< ■:■■■ THE CELEBEATED - . I. A MEBIOAN GLASS-BLOWERS will shortly appear in ' 'auokland, V i:!(



THORNTON, SMITH & FIRTH'S ' PRICES CURRENT. QUPERFINE FLOUR, Silk. & *' dl O Dressed (Crown Braird), per ton of 2000 lbs ... ... ... 14 , 0 Fne Flour, Silk Dres ß cd (TSF Brand,) per ton ... 12 0 n Seconds, per ton 10 0 n Sharps, ]ier ton ! 8 0 n Bran;-per bushel of 201bs 01 C NOTCB, W. WESTW 00 D, TRUCKMAN, T>EGS loavo to THINK the JEUOgXSESn _L> PUBLIC for three years' PATAON. AGKE, also "to inform them,', that1 4h iconse' quencfi of iucrease competition, he is prepared to TAKE TiOXDS'from aily plfvt "oTtleW street; to tlio wharf at ONE SHILLING, Toll included; ' I' f fj Good 'Spring Truck, front of Mr. Sibbins Auctioneer, Daily. a • . : ADDRESS. A L B E R T - S T X" E^E*? Next the Inependent Chapel.. N.B. All Other Jobs equally Cheap. P.S. A thorought Local Knowlgc|ge.:. * ROLL UP/. AND GrET VALUE FOX YOUR MONEY. < ••'' i C^OME and inspect E. GEORGE'S gho ) before you inako ' your purchases. Do not forget tbo price. ' i , \t'yi i 11)8 Mutton, by the side , 3d. perjb. ~ . » J*p ••;lM dl: ;t»'u : Loins ... 'ad,' „ *»« Boiling Beef, 2Jd. to 3|d.' Joints equally cheap. ■ ■ . .; The old Address— ; FOOT OF WAKEFIBLD-STREET. M tr s i Ofi l .■* ft ME. J. HYDE Pj^B^feiJ^ Pianist and PHOFESSOEJOfeAMtrsiC!, WHILE returning thariks^to ■'bis Fri*ild^' and the Public for their■'cdi^ant^pifc? ronagejbegs to assure them all pupils committed to his care, either for Elementary or Finishing Lessons on the Pianoforte, ; will, ensure con stant attention and rapid progress, in that dehghtful*arfc; ',' .", .j. ~,. -~Vk , ,*»h Schools and Families visltett liri"to\m aiC country, on liberal terms; ; Address—CtroKßY's Music Saloon, tyiefltt- Btroefc; or, Mr. Pabkeb, Ghraf)»ix«&aSiuiifati Tossett's Store '.hwtik A. & K. TEUTENBEEG-, JES&R A.VERS,'' CARVERS//: .'ANIi &ts? ~;•-..;;.:•■ MAKERS^ r| '' , rp=, ARE prepared to execute : STAMPS l>r G-oldmihing Companies, DtES, vt*itb. PRESSES, Etc., at the shortest nofci&>M<fid in superior style. -~.:■■ ;'d .T aiutiveO iWE L L E S LET -.ST-BJIH&'vJUSIT, Five Doors from Queen-street. .%«| I ~,. .;,, ~., - ... f ,..-i ■■■ ).y,AI ■jc'i hl ' R. BbRTHWICK & Co., 'HOUSE AND SHIP PAINTEfiS, HOBSON-STREET, J .-.',, Opposite the Prince 6f .Wales'Hotel,: >sH') HAVE muoh pleasure-in announcing to the , Shipping interest of Ancklaiid >hftt tbiy£ have commenced their business in ite various dc^iarfcments at the' above address. ' They specially beg to refer to^tho ifollbtting DMi inonials:— " ' Storm Biyd,!, s.s., t ,f •■ "Febr|iary 2811p7040 T " I hereby certify to having used on sevetal' occasions, for coating of tho bottdttt'Of'iffijp vessel, the Paint known as Borthwiok'a Prepay f ration, and that I find it v t'o last longer .BsMl be far superior to that known as Pesw^&jifl, Patent. . , • •■ _.« • » ' ..• ■■ - »P. DOIL^; ' fyl , ■ , :■. . " Master ,b.b;'j Storm Bfrd.' "tfoMr. R. Borthwick." " New Zealand Steam Navigation . i.; •■■■> " OompanyS(Limited)/ '•'■» "Wellington, March 16, 1870. " Dear Sir,— I have .much; pleasuret in \oey tifying that, having frequently had occasion to make use of Borthwick/s JPatent Anti-fouliiw Composition for the bottoma of iron^fesels belongiug to the Now Zealand Steam Ssijjn|a« tion Company, I found it much supel|pjji2r Peacock's Patent in keeping off maritoe bMIb. and other fouling matter;' more* particuliilrlf so when put on under your,.superintendence, and also in the case of the s.s. 'Rarigatira, that several, patches of f your own particular,/com position stood eleven months' test quite as well, if not better, than that patented -in , Melbournp.—l am, &c, ... ~. 1 "fred. ren^r; [ >jir;r .- \ l ,:. a i "Master sJs.-♦ Bangtttira. «1 Mr. Eobt. Borthwick, . )T\ Auckland." . y , hi: I .■■■'.'■■<•-- ,■ -' c '-, :' f'l Y^ \ LIONEL PHILLrPS mKi"r BEGS to inform the inhabitants-of One huuga and vicinity that he has purchased the Business lately in the. pepupation of H. H- Wbight, Family Grocer; Prmces-s^^VW , trusts, by supplying GROCERIES atitf^^Mf profit, to mer;it a share of their patron|Ke||»a-. support. ' Please note the Address— ~, , ..f'iop : p PHILLIPS, ' WHOLESALE AND Rlf AIL i4»BCSfc»tfi PBINCES-BTBSEiiONIHUIfOA.