trere adopted, denouncing tie inconßifltenoy of the Prussian advance upon Pans with the solemn proclamation of the ?OrownPrince, in August, that P/ussia made not war on the French people/ but on the Emperor Na poleon. "',' :_'', , ,v.; i Professor Bereby said Ensland desired no dismemberment of France; that if the English Government ware hone t, it would at. Once and plainly say to the King of Prussia that the English Government is hostile both openly and secretly to the. French ;:not because, it loves Germany, but hates Republicanism, and fears it. To uphold the present course of Prussia is to uphold despotism in Germany as well as in France. The Government of England has not recognised the Republic in France, but the day was at hand when the Republic would be called to recognise a Re public in England. Odger read at this meeting an address from tlin Democrats of London to the French Republicans, which was adopted. The feeling in this city against the Govern ment and the Royal "family is extremely bitter, not only among the avowedly demo cratic classes, but throughout the ranks of others. . . The impression mado by the lw<B and other papers of the same standing, that the foreign policy of the Government has been dictated by the personal prejudice of the Queen and the interests of her family, has produced a most dangerous and general in-

FOUNDERING OF A BRITISH IRON CLAD.

Tho British ironclad Captain, on returning from a naval review, encountered a storm on 7th September, and foundered at sea. There were five hundred persons on board, and but one boat's crew hns yet been heard of.

A London special says a private telegram received in this city states that eighteen of the crew of the iron-clad Captain were saved. New York, September 10.—The World's special Ims a telegram that Admiral Nullva, on board H.M. ship Lord Warden, off Cape Finisterre, on the 7th instant, received, via Lisbon, Says the Captain must have foundered during the night. He was close to the ship at two o'clock this morning. A sudden gile, came up from tho south-east, with very heavy sea ; at daybreak the Captain was missing. We found one of her boats adrift, and several of her spars floating. I fear all on board of her perished, to the number of 500 souls. Londox, September 10.—Experts believe that the Captain was run down by some un known vessel. Her steam power was so great-that the story of her having gone ashore is scarcely credited. London, September 10.—As the fragments of the Capta-n thus far found do not belong to vital parts of the ship, it is thought her hull may have drifted seaward. Fiom the accounts given of the storm it seems that the gale increasing on Wednesday morning the signal was given to " wear; iMp/' The Captain's responsive signal Wai'n'Ot-seen ; the. rest of the fleet ran befoi'e'itliigiWirid until put of sight of the Captain r •wjieaiat' seven o'clock a heavy squall cames up? perhaps, proved fatal to! .th]e irdn-clad, J laying' her on her beamß-end, or driving htir bows' finder. The bodies founii were-those of the men whose duty it wast; ttf !' wear* ship." It is possible the vessel was'driveh* to, sea and the bodies of the men found were washed from the deck. The names of the officers and the seventeen men who are said to be saved are unknown.

London", Sept. 11.— Admiral Milne makes the following report,'-of the circumstances attending the: disappearance of the iron-clad Captain:—l was on board the 'Captain the evening of the 6tbv Eveiything wa3 in good order. A tacking'trial"began in the afternoon. The breeze was moderate, ■ [and the ships earned theroyal at the fore.:1 In the evening the breeze freshened, the Captain making from 11 to 13 knots. It was observed that the eea breached over her lee deck, her gunwales sometimes being- level with the water line of the Captain. .:At 5.30 p.m., when she was 20 miles off Finisterre, the evolutions were resumed,'and continued from 8 to 10 p.m., the ships being at their desig nated positions. A westward course was taken. At-11 p.m. the wind freshened, the barometer fell and a gale sprang up. Our sails were reefed. The Captain was close astern the flagship, steaming steadily and gaining on us. I noticed at 11.15-p.m. that she was six points abaft our beam, keel over very much. Her light, a>few mintites later, was still visible;' after Vrhieh T think: the vain shut her out. I At dawn ten ships of'the fleet wer.eto be -seen, but the Captain was missing. • Vessels scattered to search for her,; -when- fragments of the; wreck were found; but no survivors could be discovered. ■< v

London Sept. 11. —Eighteen- of the crew of the Captain were saved off Cape Carribede. They, report that another boat full of. people* was stoti in and upset, and all on boavdj Lst. ,T.; -.■■■; " •- '■■■'■ ■'- -

DEATH OF HER MAJESTY QUEEN KALAMA.

Heb Majesty Dowageb Qtjebn Kai>ama,

reiict of his Jate Majesty Kamehameha 111., died, after a long and painful illness, at her residence in Honalulu, on Tuesday, the 20th inst., at H'.3oa.m. Her Majesty was born at Kaelehuluhulu, near Kail ua, Hawaii, in 1817, and was, consequently, :at the time of bet de cease, fifty-three years of age. -Slie was mar ried to his late Majesty Kamehameha 111, by the Rev.- Hiram Bingham; sen., on the 14th day of February, 1837, being at the time twenty -years of age. During- the life time of her Royal husband, who died on the 15th of December, 1854, the was greatly respected by all, for her dignified and cour teous demeanour. Since his death she has lived almost uniformly in. retirement, either at her residence in town or at Nuuanu, seldom appearing in-public. Her life, in the n.ean timo, has been marked-by the same character istics of cordiality and kindness to all, pos sessing the same dignity of demeanour as when she presided with her husband at the Royal Palace. It may well be said that those who kn<W Queen Kalama bost respected, love'l, pud will mourn her most sin-erelv.—■ HawdiJtin Gazette, Sept. 21. " '

A meeting of the shareholders of the Ofcago Gold Mining Company was held at tho eoni pany's office, Wyudham-street, yesterday afternoon, when the '. Directors' and Mining Manager's reports were read and adopted. Tho following1 gentlemeirwere elected direc tors for the ensuing year:—Messrs. W.' Wei ton, C. J. Stone, W.'Morrin, P. Brophy, and Jaine3 Macnnniara. It was resolved that tenders for certain work thould be at once called for.. ~ -. .....

MB EVENING STAK, OCTOBER 18, 1870.



WANTED TO ENT—A COTTAGE in the outskirts of the City or Suburbs. If with a garden, preferred. Bent moderate. Address, stating rent and positon, to G., ■Star Office. ■ , WANTED — A Good-sized WATCH DOG. —Apply office of this paper. TTTANTED TO BORROW-—The sum of * W £100 on good freehold security.— Apply, by letter, to A.8.C., office of this paper. _i ■ J ; ■» WANTED— A Respectable GIRL to to make herself generallyusefuL—Ap ply at the Stab Office. . i r ; I s'-\ f \J, fT\O LET —suitable for manufacturing pur- X poses—A.Large LOFT and Two Rooms, with use of yarcUin a central part of the city. —Apply at the Evening Stab Office. ONE or Two Gentlemen can have comfort able FURNISHED APARTMENTS with attendance, a short distance from Queen street, in a healthy locality, with a : View of the sea.—Apply H., office of this paper. FOUND— A KKY in Queen street, To-day. —The owner can have it on aplication at the Stab Office. FOR TARANAKI, NELSON, PICTON, WELLINGTON, LYTTELTON, AND OTAGO. Booting Passengevs and Cargo to Westport, Greymouth, and Hokitika. CIRCULAR SAW LINE. THE S.S. 'AIREDALE,' FROM Onehunga, on SATURDAY next, October 22nd. For Freight or Passage apply to HENDERSON & MACFARLANE, Auckland; Or, to LEDGER & FRAN"' -IS, GTahamstow.i. STEAM TO THE BAY OF ISLANDS. : • ... .IfThe fast and favorite s.s. :::',\ '.&> V; 0-;,. A HE AD,' /CAPTAIN A. FARQUHAR, will leave the \J Queen-street Wharf on MONDAY next, the 24fchinst., at 3 p.m. For Freight or Passage, apply to S. HAGUE SMITH, Auckland; m Or, to i' ,A. VILCOQ, Agent, Russell. @ V^ "LODGE UNTIED SERVICE, 421, T. C. AN Emergency Meeting of the above Lodge will be held in the Lodge-room/ Masonic Hotel, Princes-street, THIS DAY (Tuesday), 18'h instant, at half-past 7 p.m. By order of the W. M. . ; , Visiting Brethren arc invited to nttend. LONG DRIVE GOLD MINING COM PANY (REGISTERED). THE TRANSFER BOOKS will be CLOSED from 4 o'clock p.m. THIS DAY, October 18th, until 12 o'clock noon, THURSDAY, October 20tb, when a DIVI DEND of ONE POUND per Share will be payable at the Office of the Company; Short land-street. CHARLIES TOTHILL, "■ ' Manager. . Auckland October 18, 1870. , TO THE ELECTORS OF AUCKLAND CITY EAST. f^ ENTLEMEN,—UntiI within a few weeks vUC 'it was my'purpose not to seek fora Seat in the ensuing Parliament. Yielding, 'however, to the representations of friends, whose knowledge and judgment are entitled to my confidence,.l have been persuaded to solicit this favor-at your hands. If you again truat me with this position of honor, I shall do my best to serre you honestly. I am, Gentlemen, p ; :j : > Yours truly,.- .-■ -• « ' " ARCHIBALD CLARK Remuera, October 13,1870. D EM O N O L O G Y. : 1. "XTT-HAT ARE DEMONS? Fallen Vy Angels or Spirits of the Dead ?" 2. " What is Demoniacal Possession ? insanity ■ or the actual indwelling of a.demon in; the person possessed?" 3. " Where are the Demons now ?" F. JG. E WINSTON will give an- Essay on' the; above subje t, on THURSDAY EVEN ING-, the 20th instant, in the IXiscussion .Class connected with the Young Men's Christian Association. All members are respectfully requested to read up for the occasion. CDE L'EAU*. Shirtuaaker, Mount-street seven doors from E. S. Hill's, Globe Hotel, Wakefiold-street. Shirts made on order and ;mea*jure;: in? the newest fashions, from 3s. fid; £6 18s. each"."*" -I) ,R I M E M E A T! Poverty Bay MUTTON ,; - Me33y3..,RobevLßoa'B BEEF -.-■;-.; . Mr. Farmer's LAMB At REDUCED PRICES, in consequence of buying direct for cash." id. to Id. per lb. saved, and superior quality obtained. A. IJORNVTELL, . iili■ ■■ \ '■■ ■*\ ' •'? *- ''-' .Queen-sfcreef. ;



H. FUGATE, "RED BOOT," No. 70, QUEEN-STREET, (Opposite Bank of New Zealand). HF. has now on Hand, Immense Stock of . LADIES' AND GENT.'S BOOTS AND SHOES Of every description, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. H. F. Warrants all Articles sold by him as the latest importations from England, or newly made in the colonies. Always.on hand, a large assortment of CHILDREN'S BOOTS & SHOES v j Of every Description. A liberal allowance made to country Store keopers and Coasters. Boots and Shoes of very description Made on the Premise's. ■ ■ '. ' Please note the Address— H. EUGATE, " RED BO OT," 70, QUEEN-STREET, (Opposite the Bank of New Zealand). Red Boot painted on the Window. NOTICE OF REMOVAL. JOHN H O W EL L, BOOTMAKER, . . FOOT OF WAKEFIELD-STKEET. Opposite Me. Hobbs', Draper. DENTISTRY! DENTISTRY! MR. TYDNALL, SU R G EON DENTIST (From London), Top of Shoktx.and Chesoejst, :XTTISHES to call the attention of patients VV who have worn artificial teeth, and have derived no comfort from them, in consequence the carelessness or inability of the dentist. He begs to state that he will undertake to remodel every set at a trifling expense, and will guarantee perfect comfort, mastication and durability. ' - : . Prices of Asrtificial Teeth : —ln pink vul canite, Ir6iu: 5 . to 10s. a tooth; dental alloy, from 7s. .6d. to 125.; gold, 10s., 155., 215.; silver, ss. to 10s.-; - stopping in amalgam, 55.; in gold, 7s. 6d. ; crystal enamel stopping, guaranteed fco last a year and half, 23. 6J. a tooth. Consultation tree. Extractions, 2s. 6d. EXTBACTiONS from 9 to' 10' in the morning, Is. Shortland Creeent; : , ! | , >, , , JOSEPH TFDNALL. .!



of - f SPRING SUMMER GOODS, THIS DAY. ; W. R ATTEA V Is prepared to sell, during the Spring Season, his costly shipment of DRAPERY, SILKS* i MANTLES, DRESSES, HOSIERY, GLOVEd, LAUE GOODS, &0., .A. T JL O -'JET in O IST lE> IR, X OES SILK DEPARTMENT. IF it be possible that Black Silks can give satisfaction in wear, W. R. has every confidence in his late shipments, ex Suez Mail, owing to the great care taken by Ins Home buyer in pur chasing none but the best manufactures. ,- IT >r^ TTTATO His rich Black GLACE de LYONS His rich Black OROa de IAO^S His rich Black SATIN de LYONS His rich Black Belmont and Cashmere SILKs Have taken the lead in the London and Paris Marts. Also, Plain and Fancy Dress Sillks (in the newest shades and patterns). Evening Dress Silks, Moire Antiques, and French Brocades, extra, rich Black Mohair Antiques and Velvet de Lyons. Ladies Silk Umbrellas, Parachutes, and Fancy Colored Parasols, Black Silk Mantles and Jackets, Black Lace Shawls, Lace Jackets, Lace Mantles, Laces, Rotondas, &c, in Spanish and Guipure; Black and White Limerick and Bruges Lace Tunics. DRESS I sEPARTMEST. The newest materials just opened up in Plain and Fancy Dress Stuffs, French Alpaoe dcs Soie French Mousline dcs Soie, Silk and Tartan-striped Tissue dcs Soie, French, Muslin, and Rich Pique Dresses; new Dress and Mantle Trimmings, Hosiery and Gloves, real Maltese, Honiton, Valenciennes, and Bruges Laces, &c, &c. N.B.—The whole of the Stock, including Carpets, Floor-cloths, Manchester, and Clothing, will be'sold at the same Extraordinary Reductions as during the late sale. 3STESVS7" ZES-A-X-A-KTXJ HOTTSBI, SHORTLAND-STREET, AUCKLAND. NEW ZEALAND HOUSE. TAILOBIInTQ IDES^^-I^TI^E^TT. New Summer Styles in Coatings, Vests, Trouserings. W. EATTRAY Has lust opened an assortment of the above, in styles and fabrics that cannot be surpassed ; also a large lot of West of England BLACK and BLUE CLOTHS and LOEd. %%> These Goods are all bought in the best Home markets, by a buyer of experience, and the management here is under Mr. WRIGHT. In the READY-MADE DEPARTMENT I have opened an Immense Stock of SUIIS, TROUSERS, VESTS, COAT.-?, &c. Also a Large Assortment of HATS, SHIRTS, GLOVES, TIES, and COLLARS, and at Prices less than even the recent Sale. WILLIAM RATTRAY, JSTJEsyXKr ZIEf-A-X-A/Kra EEOX7SES, 21. AND 2G, SHORTLAND STREET, AUCKLAND.



SEEDS, AGRICULTURAL, FLORIOTLTURAL, i AND HORTICULTURAL. Of. H. L A V E E S, Late of Durham-street, HAS REMOVED to thos« commodious premises in Wynrtharu street, two door? above the Herald Office, where he hopes to see his old f iencU and the public, aud ol whom ho solicits their orders for the ap j proaching season. j Agent for Mason Bkos., Nurserymen, &c. | Parnell. whose catalogues can-now be obtained gratis. j Also, for Thomas and Bakeaci-ocgk, for j gristing -wheat, &c. | O N S AL B, 1 Hay, Straw, Chaff, Oats, Maize Bran, Potatoo9, Flour, Bonedust Guano, &c., &c. i USTRALASIAN: INSURANCE COM ! A . COMPANY. I Chalrinan :. The Hon. James Graham, M.L.C. Vice-Chairman : ' The Hon. W. J. T. Clarke, M.L.C. Directors: Hon. Edward Cohen, Commissioner of Cub toms for Victoria. Hon. Alexander Frazer, M.L.C. J. Macßain, Esq.,, M.L.A. B. Payne, Esq., J.P. i •!'*■•' \ ■ Secreitry : E. L. Montofio -3, Esq., J.P. Actuary: G. E. Cowley, Esq. Tbe above Company are open to accept FIRE, MARINE, and LIFE RISKS at the Lowest Current Katas, through their Agent, W. J. HURST, Queen-street, Auckland. T)AZAAU OMNIBUSES—AuckIand and O Onehunga—Onehiiriga and Auckland Station. Time Tabib. Leave Auckland for Onehunga—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, 10 a.m., (Heturu' Ticket^ 12, 2 p.ni, 5 p.m. On Sundays, 10 a.m., and 4 p.m. ' A 'bus will, leave Auckland fbiv Onehunga every Sunday at 8.30 p in. Howick for Auckland, 8 a.ni. Auckland for JJ owiek, 3: p. in. • ;; ' ' r LTViOJY AJjb Bait Stables. Horses Bought and Sold on Commission.' ' ■ ..mi.: For the accommodation of passenger, arriving late at night from-the Gold Fields. and others desirous of rialting the • different . places of amusement, a Night1 Omnibus "wili leave Onehunga at 7 p.m., and return at .1 o'clock the same night. Return Tickets froni Onehunga. N.B. Special Ou. libuses will be alwaye ready at the Onehunga Wharf lor tho accouimo dation of passengers airiving by the different steamere and other vessele. ■■'■



NOW ON VIEW, AT V ARTHUR'S ASCTIOST^M MT? r FOR PRIVATE SALE. Selected Expressly ;fob tcjis. Mark it Dieect paoir the M^NXTFAOTr/BB'-s',' PIANOS— A few Grit-class-Tnatrumeuts, iv : Walnut, Rosewood, and>Pju\la's Oak j cases, by " Hopkinson," and ", Burling and Burling." HARMONIUMS, by " Alexandra"—One in Walnut caae with, seven stops, one in : Oak ease with tliree stops, tvb ill Oak { case without stops, i. i \< VIOLINS, GUITARS, CONCERTINAS, FLUTES, &c. _ 1,000 PIECES OF" MUSIC—VocaI and Instrumental. ~ .. - A x s 6, SEWING- MACHINES of the latest de signs, on " T omas'-"- nnd~"-Wheeler and Wilson's" principles; superior handsome articles. ■ C. ARTHUR. & SOiV, Attctioneees, QUEEN-STREET. October 12, 1870. OCCIDENTAL HOTEL, VULCAN LANE. CAFE open from nine o'clock a.m. until twelve o'clock p.m. First-class Billiard faloon, with a new Aicock & Co.'s Table. EDWARD PERKINS, Proprietor. HS. M E V E 1- S &• 0 0., QUEEN-STREET WbUEF, HAVE ON BAL E— Belmqnt Sperm Candles, Teas (superior to medium quality) in chests, half-chests, and boxes; Sugars, various qualities; Vestns, Plaid* and 2505; Morton's Salmon, Lobster, Salad Oil; Paper and Paper Bags, ColuiaiVs Starch, Whyhrow's Pickles, Lea and Perrin's Sauce, Melbourne and Provincial-marie Soap, Jams (in tins and jars), Day and Martin's Blacking (in paste and jars), Soda Crystals, Patent Groais, Keiler's Confectionery, P. D. Painkiller, TD and Cutty Hpes, Colman'» Mustard, Java Rice, Light Blue, Champion - Vinegar, Biscuits, Flour. Cigars, Ginger Beer Bottles, Kent Hops, &c. ttt'INES AND SPIRITS. The under=igued have for Sale, ex late arrivals — BRANDY (iv bulk and case) of the following brands :—llonnessy's, Marlell's, nnd Asso ciated WHlSKEY—Dunville'g, Greenless & Col* ville's, and Cauipbelltown, in quarter" casks and case RUM—2B o. p., in hhds. and.qr.-casks WINE —Hunt's three-triangle Port, and Cousin's superior Palo Sherry, &v. GENEVA—JDJ£Z and key brand, Burnett's Old Tom iIOSELLE — Deinhard and Co.'s No: 2 Moselle, in pints and quarts GINGER. "WlNE—Bernard's Quinine Cham pagne TOWNSEND'S SAR9APARILLA STOUT —Edmondsou's pig brand, Blood's and Bridge's ALE—Tennent's, Bass's, &c. H. S. MEYERS & CO., r. -, i . . Queen-street-Wharf. THE undersigned hare ON SALE (to> arrive per ' Countess of Kintore,'; ; from London)— 20 casks fine new Currants.;'■ -' .. !;S,;; .' ir»o bexes Belmont Sperm Candles 40 barrels Crushed Loaf Sugar 20 cases Sardines (ilb. and *lb. tins) 10 cases Brown and Poison's Cornflour 100 cases If ennessy's Brandy ; 200 bags Fine and Coarse Salt. 495 packages. /■}} ? - ;;*}(? - H. S. MEYERS & CO., Queen-street Wharf. The undersigned have on SALE, to arrive per ' Bella Mary,' from HobartTown : — Ci A A CASES JOHNSON BROS. JAMS, zOv/U in tins and jars - .200 cases John.on Bros.' Jams, in tins aud jars 200 cases Knight Bros.' Jams, in tins and jars. ' €, . H. S. MRYERS & CO., • : Queen-street Wharf. J. A. PO N l>, : HOMOEOPATHIC CHEMIST, 138, QUEEN-STKEET, A.VCKI.,\ST>, . . (OPPOSITE X7JSIOS BAXK); - ': i .- IN soliciting the patronage of the_.public, J. A. P. feels justified in so doing from the confidence reposed in him during the period of.nearly..tlirfie.yeaK£i f JxUUe._c.oiiducthig. tbe management of Dr.- .C. F. Fischee's Homoeopathic Pharmacy, Lower Queen-street. the purity of the' medicine's caii be thoi'oughly ■lepended on, as they are prepared on the premises according to tlie rule 3 laid: do'wnTby* die Pharmacopoeia. nuwf.}, .'•■:■;' t I Latest '"editions of Homoeopathicl Works, and most approved-assortments o£.Medicine t Chests, on hand aud to arrive. ■' 'i k\ : EiS j Tincture Cases in-New Zealand woods, con haining from 12 to 40 remedies are especially ulapted to the requirements of the climate. ; Tinctuffes for extornal use.' : Tincture of Camphor.—rA-n—inv^luaWe cemedy in the efcagoa of cold, d.'arrhoea, ie, in bottles, at Is. and 2s, each, i .t ADVIUE GRATIS, -.' ,/



CHARLES BUTTON, SODA-WATER/ yIIMONADE : ; ; -akd CORDIAL MANUFACTURER, Eden Cbesent. .„'._ Ginger Wine Quinine Wine Townsend's and Buehan's Sarsaparilla, ON SALE. TELEGRAPHIC NEWS IBOM THE CUSTOMHOUSE HOTEL, FORT-STREET. TQIAMILIES will find this Establishment Jj the Cheapest and Best in Auckland. Jamaica Rum, good quality, Is 6d to 2s 6d best quality, 3s per bottle. Old Port, Is 6d to 2s 6d, best quality, 3a per bottle. Fine Flavored Sherry, Is 6d to I: - ; best quality, 3s per bottle. English Ginger Wine, 2s"6dperbotl t. English (range Wine, ditto ditto. Red Australian Wine, highly recommended for invalids, 3s per bottle., Best Claret, 2s per bottle. ■ Cherry Brandy, and Cherry Cordial, 3s 6d per bottle. Raspberry and Lemon Syrups, Is per bottle. Holland Square Gin, 2s 6d do do. Holland Full size, 43 do do. Old Tom, best brands 3s 6d do do. Scotch Whisky and Dunville's Irish Whisky, 3s 6d do do. Hennessy's and Kartell's Pale Brandies, 4s ocr bottle. Best' Sparkling Champagne, 5s per bottle. English Bottled Stout, Is per bottle. English Bottled Ale, Is per bottle. A liberal discount allowed to wholesale purchaseis. Tiie proprietor begs to assure his customers that all the goods are of the best quality, and ■f not approved of, the money .returned. OVENS! OVENS! O7EINS ! TO COUNTRY SETTLERS AND OTHERS. H.H. SMITH'S PATENT PORTABLE SMOKE CON SUMING OVENS ARE SUPERIOR to Colonial or any other ovens ever made, as they require lest care and attention in cooking. H. H. S., knowing that the Camp O?ens possess many disadvantages, and are a great deal of trouble, besides being very wasteful of fire, has commenced making these CJvens, which are as portable as they are— First.—They can be placed arywhere, either by the side.of the fire, by removing one of the hobs, or outside. Secondly.—They are less trouble th»n Camp Ovens, and superior to the Colonial Oyfens, ss the fire can be in its ordinary place, instead of being so high up. * . Thirdly.—They burn less wood than any other oven, as they use their own smoke, as the Fire is placed underneath, and the smoke goes all around them. Fourth. —They require no setting as the colonial-ovens do. The" ovens can be made any dimensions to suit the fireplace. The PRICES are from 30s. upwards, ac corrding to size and material. H. H. S. has ou'hand, and Makea to Order, all kinds of Ovens, and repairs the same. G-as-fitting and spouting fixed. All kinds of? Machinery and Iron-work made and repaired. Note the Address — H H r S. MI T H : yjt HIGH -STEE E T, Top of the same yard as Brown and Barrett's, and Cook-streot, Auckland. ■/• N.B.—These Ovens are well adapted for the Bush and Country Settlers. J US T LANDI NO-, Ex • Agnes and Jessie,' /»AA BAGS PRIME CANTERBURY I)UU ; POTATOES, in lots to suit pur chasers. ' JAKINS & WILLCOX, Durham-street. MRS. MALCOLMSOM, BAY VIEW BOARDING HOUSE, • '" AtTBK Road, i Next to the Scotch Chcbch, A U C KLA ND. :■ ; BANK OF NEW_ZEALAND. "VTOTICE "is hereby given that the Half- J^ Yearly General Meeting of- the Proprie tors of tliis Bank will be held in the Banking TElouse, in Auckland, on WEDNESDAY, the 26th day off Qctobor next, at noon, for_ the purpose*of receiving the report of the Direc t6rs fc>r the r half-year ending 30th in*tunt, the election of a Director, and for any othec btisitiess that may bo brought before the meeting. '• : By order of the Board of Directors. < - D. L, MUIiDOCBr, !i-ii 9«i [J /;.••• ?' i ':■:..■>■'■■■-.•■ Inspector. 1 Auckland, September 21,1870. October 15, 1870. • It is hereby notified that Messrs. WIIXIAH Ohisholm: Wiisoif and James O'Neii-i. h»»» "iven the necessary notice that they ai-e Can didates for the raoaht seat at' the Board of Direction^'