AUSTRALIAN GOLDFIELDS.

VICTORIA.

cashed up niter tuwe &nd quaßlity of « °»e,f~ t L retort 804>». the wight of calve" 0 con]e Sdwt...«th^JfS cleaning up. This hl fr°m a^take iom tl- 300 ft. level, the S being loft thick the width of the tIT nugget of 14oz. weight wa3 found the otll any near Sailor's aully.M'lvor digging. He Stockyard Creek correspon< ent of the Gms Land Times mentions that the Big Log cSpany lately obtained a splendid u,np of .ton Uu their claim, weighing over a hundred pound" which is expected to yield between Ety and forty pounds of pure gold Bor some explicable reason the find wa* kept quiet, and the nu^et sent off to Melbourne « on show Newffrom Berlin states that another rush iameTp Anderson picked xip a nug-et weigh fng about 9Hb. Tbi, was found jus outside A Doland's 42nd section paddock, at the top of the Alexandra lead.

TASMANIA.

The City of Hobart Company, has crushed 137 tons, yielding 283j0w. of retorted g°it is rumored that a paying gold-field has been discovered within 15 miles of Launceston.

When Mr. Moody wa* on a journey in the western part of Massachusetts, he called on a brother the ministry on the Saturday thinking to spend-the Sabbath with him rf Ueeable. The man appeared very glad to see him, and said, '< Ishould be very glad to have you stop and .preach for me to-morrow, bat I feel almost ashamed to a*k you Why, what is the matter ?". said Mr. Moody. "Why, our people have got into such a hab t of eoine out before meeting has closed, that it seems to be an imposition on a .ganger "If that is all, I must and will stop and preach for you," was Mr. Moody s reply. When the Sabbath day came, and Mr Moody had opened the meeting and named the text, he looked around on the assembly and said, "My hearers, I am going to speak to two Borta of folks, saints and sinners. Sinners, I am going to give you a portio.i first, and 1 would have you give good attention " When he had preached to them as long as he thought best, he paused and said, "There, sinnera, I have done with you now ; you may take your hats and go out of the meeting-house as soon as yon please." But all tarried and heard him through. „._.... ~ . . -

The Perthshire Advertiser extracts the fol lowing from a visitors' book " in a well-known locality in the Highlands":—

"SaßtfMsflSsttrj&ffijs"

And immediately below :— ---" Glen Urquhart is a glorious glen , „ $£» mules and shoddy have not *£*£»£.

A new-fangled system of nnfirag the hym.s has crept into some or our churches of late years, which frequently leads to positions which, but for the sacreclness of the occasion would go very far toward the ludicrous- Ihe fJJonriU repetition of the first syllable has not uXquently been known to result » Buch doubtful harmonies as these :—

"Mypoorpol-, poor pol-, sly poor polluted heart. And— " Our'great sal-, - ! Our great sal-, „ Our great salvation comes.

THE EVENING STAR, AUCKLAND, FRIDAT, NOVEMBER 24, 1871.



1%/TB W.E. SHELTON-A letter for you iVI. f at this office. "THE MARTYRS OF MELANESIA," ASERVION, by the Rev., Jamei Coaio MA will be published To-morrow, and may 'be badof all the Booksellers. MINE MANAGER. WANTED— A Competent WORKING MANAGER, for Murphy's Hill Gold Mining Company (Registered)— Apply by letter stating terms, and forwarding copies of testimonials to P. McTAYISH, Legal Mana ger, 42 (^ueen-street. APPRENTICES WANTED. WANTED— Two Strong BOYS, appren tices at the Dublin Boot and Shoe Warehouse, Wakefield-gtreet. WANTED— An Elderly Man to work in a garden and make himself otherwise generally useful; must.be a steady Man, none' other need apply—Apply at the Manukau Hotel, Onehunga. -TTTANTED.-^A NURSEMAID.—AppIy W to Mrs. Johsstonb, Emily Place. WANTED KNOWN—To Millers—To be Sold, a Great Bargain, a pair oflarge «ized French Burr Stones, with Iron Gearing, Woodwork, Belt, 4c, and every appliance complete, to be seen at Mr Bloob s Carpen ter, next door to Hawkeswood'n Iron Foundry, Chapel-street, Auckland. ANTED IMMEDIATELY-A Good CANVASSER.—AppIy to Stab Ofhc«. WANTED— A STEWARD for the North ern Club.; must be a good accountant, aud produce unexceptionable references.— Apply Northern Club. WANTED —A Firtt-class JEWELLER; hightest wages S iven.—Apply to J. Alexakdeb, "Manufacturing Jeweller, foot ol Wellesley-street, opposite CTnited Servioe Hotel.' ' .:,. —— —-^ gELIi <_ £ Subitantial well-built four-roomed COTIAGE, near Wellington-street, papered and lined tlirouglh-jit. A good well of water, with out-, house For particulars apply by letter to tho Stab Office. WANTED —A Smart, Active BOY, for the CioLhing Department.—Apply to J. Lett, next tho Theatre Royal. ——r WANTED— 500 MEN TO DINE at the AMERICAN RESTAURANT, Wel lesley-street East. I intend giving tli.e work ing classes of Auckland every luxury in eeasoi. for the (mall charge of 6d per meal, -lhc Dinner includes the very best of Soup, lish, Joints, of various descriptions, and Pastry or Padding. Meal? at all boujw,—Charge 6d,



v-w^Jw i^VEELAND ROUTE W TO ENGLAND. ■ill ilbTVVilibb the united STATES, NEW ZEALAND, AND AUSTRALIA MAIL STEAM SHIP LIN K. FOR HONOLULU,IJAN FRANCISCO, NEW YORK, AND LIVERPOOL Onhzr Contract with thk Nf,w Zeu.and governjiknt For a Four-weekly Mail Service. The magnificent steamship •NEBRASKA,' a 14-3 Tons Register, I. Habdiko, Coruman der, is appointed to leave Auckland for Honolulu and San Francisco, on THURSDAY, 30th inst., at noon. For freight, passage, and all Pf r«culars, apply'to HENDERSON & MACH ARLANE. jtk*. -pEGULAE MONTH |||£|gv Xi LV FIRST-CLASS STEAM AUCKLAND, SYDNEY, & MELBOURNE. Transhipping to any Australian port by the AUSTRALASIAN STEAM NAVIGATION COM PANY'S STEAMERS. The Splendid Steamship •CITY OF ADELAIDE,' D Walker, Commander, will leave this for above ports on or about WEDNESDAY, the 29th inst. For freight or passage, apply to H. M. JEBVIS, Agent. ■_w^v . QTEAM TO COEO mMSfimmjgg^ A Regular Trader, *^^B<^^™"™ Carrying Passengers and Cargo. ThePS" «ROYAL ALFRED,* Captain Farquhar, will sail >»s under :— From Auckland to Coromandei,. Friday, 24th November, at 2.30 o'clock afternoon FKOSf COROMANDET. TO AUCKLAND. Saturday, 25th November, at 2 o'clock afternoon Freight, 10s. per ton. ... - \, Fares.-Cabin, 10s. Steerage, ss. . J. S. MACFARLANE & CO. ■^^ TjlOJi THE THAMES. Wlill^N "? CARGO BOAT EVERY DAY .^■llliM FROM AUCKLAND. The PS" i ENTERPRISE No. 2,' Captain Scon, will leave this week as under— Friday, 24th November, at 6.30 o'clock evening. J MORTON, Cochrane's Buildings, Fort-street. Auckland. -w.__. QTEAM TO THE ?4^>^E,S. O THAMES. 'GOLDEN CROWN 1 will sail as under : — FruM Auckland : ; Friday 24th November, at 11 o'clock morning ! Saturday, 25th November, at 10 o'clock morning i Leave Tararit : 1 Friday 24th November, at 5 o'clock afternoon Saturday, 25th November, at 3 o'clock afternoon Fares- Cabin, 10s. Steerage, ss. -n •* QTEAM TO THE tfEWs*^^ £5 THAMES. The favourite p. s. 'LALLA ROOKH' will leave as follow 3 Leaves Auckland. Friday 24th November, at 8 o'clock evening Saturday, 25th November, at 5 o'clock evening Leaves Tararu. Friday, 24th November, at 11 o'clock morning Leaves Grahamstown. Saturday, 25th November, at 9 o'clock morning Fares.—Cabin, 7s. Steerage, 4s. M. NICCOL, Agent. T>EGrULAE STEAM sisfe^Nv JLi; communication with :^^^^MB BAY OK ISLANDS. The p.s. « DUKE OF EDINBURGH ' will leave as follows!: — From Auckland to Russell. EVERY THURSDAY AFTERNOON, at 4 0 clock From Russell to Auckland. EVERY SATURDAY AFTERNOON, »t 1 o'clock. For all particulars apply to HAGUE SMITH & WALKER, Agents, No. 8, Insurance Buildings, Auckland; A. ViLCOQ, Agent, Russel ; *' L. C.GOFFB, Agent, "VUitangi. -w A_ Til OTI TAEANAKI, Jj NELSON, PICTON, WEL- LYTTELTON, AND jpa^|{»yggf^ PORT CHALMERS. TheN.Z.S.S. Company's s.s. ' T A R A N A X I,' E. Wheeler, Commander, from Onehunga, on WED NESDAY next, 29th inst. For Freight or Passage apply to COMBES & DALDY, Agents: A. BARNES, Onehunga; Or, R. S. LEDGER, Grahamstown. ,=_r-j>-* "DOE SYDNEY. The favorite regular trader 'ALICE CAMERON' Will sail as above, on WEDNESDAY, 29th instant. For freight or passage apply to HENDERSON & MACFARLANE. : Tji OBSYD NE Y. $!MS£> 'LADY FRANKLIN' W^ill sail as above, on or about TUESDAY, 28th inst. For freight or passage apply to HENDERSON & MACFARLANE, =crfcL TjlOE TAUIUNGA. The Cutter: ■ Cai)tain Mollbr, will leave for the above place THIS EVENING. . . > T7IOE LONDON /^W|y JD DIRECT. J& wfj£& The ONLY VESSEL on the BERTH. The Al Clipper i ■ «COUNTESS OF KINTORE,' 738 ton», C. G. Pkiherbridoe, Esq., Master, will sail aarly in December, if not previously fulL First-class accommodation for passengers. N o steerage passengers will be ooked after the 18th instant.. - • For freight or passage apply to L. D, NATHAW & CO., Agents, Shortlaad-street. if ° B S A L E# >I^Jr^M^» Tll' f a3k-saUui * Favouritt Schooner ' MERLIN,' built by Mr. H. Niocol, in May, 1870; 41 tons regi ter, carries 75 tons, on. a draught of 7 feet; well found ip anchors and chains, sails, Sic. For further particulars, apply to VTririaT JforemWr 18,187J,



rK^^ "piLAGSTAFFEEERY. I IfflMujllS^' SPECIAL NOTICE. The 'ENTERPRISE No. 1' will leave the North Shore EVERY FRIDAY EVENING, at 7. IB [weather permitting), returning from Auckland at Jl p.m. Fares each way, One Shilling. HOLMES BROS. a^l "yACHT FOE SALE. /^t^fcrS. Tlie Yacht -~MlW&aB? ' QUIVER,' ii tons, most substantially built of Heart of Kauri, ooppered, and well found. —Apply to B. TONKS & CO. riAGLI & IMMPKI'S KOYAL \J ITALIAN OPERA. COMPANY. THIS (FRIDAY) EVENING, November 24, P I P E L E. Carlo .. • • • • Signor Leandro Coy Don Jacopo .. • • Signor Enrico Dondi Cabriore .. • • Signor Francisco Tournerie Pipele Signor Simone Grandi Usciere .. ■ • Signor Francisco Benso Madelina .. •• Signora Augusta Cortesi Eigoletta .. •• Signora Tamburini Coy Saturday Evening, November 25—UN EALLO IN MASCHERA. JlondayJEvening, N0v.127-L AfTRAVTATA. Tuesday,' Evening, Nov. 28—DON PASGJJALE. Wednesday Evening, N0v.,29-1L TROVATOKE. Packet 3of 12 Subscription Cards to the Dress Circle at £3 13s. 6d. 12 to StaUs, £2 2s. To be obtained at the Box Oiiice, Uptons', Stationers, Queen- Prices of Admission.—Dress Circle, 10s.; Stalls, Os.; Pit. 2s. The Box Office opens everyday, at 10 a.m. Pit—TWO SHILLINGS. /"1A&LI AND POMPEI'S KOYAL \J ITALIAN OPERA COMPANY. SATURDAY EVENING, December 2, LAST NIGHT OF THE OPERA, AND BENEFIT OF Bill NOR OAGLI, On which occasion will be given Mozart's immortal work, DON GIOVANNI. Box plan now open. mHEATEE ROYAL. Lessee Mr. Walter Dudley. THIS (FRIDAY) EVENING, Nov. 24, Great Especially. GRAND COMPLIMENTARY BENEFIT TO Mb. "WALTER DUDLEY. To commence with the Beautiful Comedietta, entitled THE LOVE TEST ; Or, THE MERCHANT'S DAUGHTER. Sailor's Hornpipe Mr. Glover. Concluding with the Burlesque Extravaganza, entitled YE HONEYMOON. A UCKLAND ROWING CLUB J\. ATHLETIC SPORTS. SECOND SERIES. To be held in the ALBEBT EAR R A 0 X S ON THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 30, 3870. CoMMITTKK : ■ Judge: KErERKE : Starter : ■ Hakdicappeks : PROGRAMME :— Ist Race : MAIDEN PLATE : 100 yards. Prize, £2. 3rd Race : FLAT RACE, for boys under 1C : l. r.O yards. Prize, tl. 3rd Race: FLAT RACE, Handicap ; 300 yards. Silver Cup, value £4. 4th Race : WALKING MATCH ; 1 Mile. Prize, £2. sth Race : BICYCLE RACE ; 1 Mile ; open to all. Prize, £2. Oth Race: FLAT RACE, Handicap; 200 yards. Prise, £110s. 7th Race : SACK RACE. Prize, £1. Bth Race : FLAT RACE; BSO yards ; boys under 10. Prize, £1 10s. Oth Race : FLAT RACE, Handicap; 150 yards ; Members of the A.R.C. only. Prize, Silver Cup. 10th Race: THREE-LEGGED RACE. Prize, £1. 11th Race : RUNNING HIGH JUMP. Prize, £1. 12th Race : FLAT RACE, Handicap ; J Mile. Prize, : £2. 13th Race : STEEPLECHASE, all-fours ; 100 yards ; over 0 Hurdles 12 in. high; catch weights. Prize, £1. 14th Race : HURDLE RACE, Handicap ; 300 yards. Prize, £2. 15th Race : POLE LEAPING. Prize. £1. 16th Race: FLAT RACE, Handicap ; 1 Mile. Prize, £3. RULES AND REGULATIONS. 1 Competitors must declare their colours at the time of entry, and must compete in tho»e colours or be disqualified. , 2. Competitors must contest in trousers or long 3. Any competitor wilfully jostling another will be disqualified. 4. Sacks must be painted. 5 Protests must be made immediately after the race, and in the presence of the parties to whom they 0 The referee's decision to be final. 7 Three to start in each race or no race. 8. A tenth of the net proceeds to be devoted to charity. 3T B —The magnificent Band of the A.A.V. will be Intend*™. oeo H< FLETC h ER , Hoii. Sec- ? j E C T TJ BE- The Rev. J. J. Lewis will deliver a Lecture THIS EVENING (Friday), in the Pitt-street School-room, at 7.30. Subject:" The Present Age." Selections of music will be rendered by the choir. Admission, Cd. A UCKLAND BOWLING CLUB. j~\ _____ The Green will open for the season on SATURDAY, the 25th inst. Members are specially requested to attend. By order, i J-. : . L w . HAERO P, Secretary. SHOETLAND HOUSE. CHRISTMAS BALL. MUSIC HALL, SYMONDS-STREET, Dbo. 13,1871. Former PupLU and Friends, may obtain Tickets (5s each), for the above Ball, »t Khortland House, before the 13th December, 1871. •pHBENOLOGY. LAST WEEK! Mb. T. WRIGHT, Phrenologist, will posi tively discontinue his labours in Auckland after Saturday, November 25 ; those wisnmg his services, therefore, must be in tim«. Address: Young Men's Christian Associa tion Rooms, Welbsley-street. Hours of attendance from 10 to I, and 2 to 5, also on Saturday evening. Families visited privately, if required. Charges moderate. Model Heads for sale. Illustrated PbreseJogical Pbart? for wle, 6d. and U, eapb,



a T. MUNGO CAFE CHARLES~CANNINa would beg respectfully to intimate to his numerous friends and customers that he has OfKNKD an establishment in St. Mungo Place, CJueeu-street, immediately opposite the Bank of New Zealand, where, in addition to tha Bread, Biscuit, and Con fectionery Business, he has OPENED ST. MUNGO CAFE, and having secured the services of an experienced Cook, he hopes to merit a continuance of that confi dence and support so liberally accorded to him for the past sixteen years. To the Ladies of Auckland and suburbs he would also beg to intimate, that he has been enabled to set apart a Complete Suite of Rooms for their accom modation. C. C. would take this opportunity of inviting the attention of the public to his plain nd fancy rSCUITS, viz. :— Water Biscuits Captains Saloon Lunch ditto Abernethy Biscuits, plain Water Crackers Ditto, original recipe Bnke of Edinburgh (lunch) Soda Biscuits Picnics Wine ditto Mixed Biscuits Dessert ditto Arrowroot ditto Cracknalls Briar ditto Lemon Drops Almond ditto. English Italian Macaroni Katifras, Rusks Biscuit Powder. The above Biscuits are packed in tins from 21b. to \ 181b., and are made under his own immediate ' superintendence, and, being thoroughly kiln-dried, are warranted to keep dry and crisp during the longest voyage. Jellies for invalids mad« fresh every day and always on hand. rjIHE very Newest, Cheapest, & Best GENTS' SUITS, COATS, VESTS, AND TEOUSEES, In Tweeds, Does, and Black Cloth, AT NEW ZEALAND HOUSE, 06, QUEEN-STREET, W. EATTEAT'S SCOTTISH COMMEECIAL k5 insurance company. FIRE AND LIFE. Capital — ONE MILLION STERLING. Head Offioe, 28, St. Vikcskt Placib, GiAaaow. Director*. Chairmani Alexander Chum, Esq.,of Thornliebank. H. E. Craia Kwiiig, Juu.,Esq., Merchant, Glasgow. Hugh Brown, *£»<■• . Manufacturer, Glasgow. " Itichard Kidston," 'Esq. [Messrs. A. (}. Kidston and Co.), Glasgow. James King, younger of Cainpsie, Esq.;, Gls«jow. James Kirkland, Esq , Glasgow. . Charles Randolph, Esq., Shipbuilder, Glasgow. John Moffat, Esq., Ardrossan. D..«. Cargill, Esq. iMessrs. Win. Milne and Co.), Glasgow and Ceylon. Manager—Frederick J. Hallowm, Esq. Consulting Physician—Dr. P. A. Simpson. Auditor—J. Graham, Esq., «.A. Solicitors—Messrs. Towerh-Clark, Roimjrtox, and Ross, Bankers-The Clydesdale Bank. Aohnth—P REECE AND GRAHAM, Shortland-street, Auckland. nn a i l o r i n a. FEW TWEEDS AND COATINGS, Out and made in the most recent fashion, AT W. EATTEAY'S, C 6, QUEEN-STREET. a B A-B A T HINGK THE SOLID ROCK BATH, SHALE'S POINT, affords the healthful luxury of a Salt WaUr Bath, with thorough protection from the dangers attendant on ordinary sea-bathing. The graduated - solid rock bottom affords a safe footing, which, together with steps and diving boards on all sides, assures the pleasure of a Bath to the most nervous, as well as to the boldest swimmer. Tickets for one year £110 Ditto Children under 1! £0 10 6 A Single Bath £0 0 3 An allowanoe made on Family Tickets. For Ladies only, from 10 till 12 each day, Sundays ex cepted. For Tickets apply to HENRY KEESING, JUS., Pi, Queen-street. IT A T S. The Newest out in Felts and Straws. NEW PARIS AND DRAB SHELLS, AT NEW ZEALAND HOUSE, 66, QUEEN-STREET. I\TORWICH UNION LIFE INSURANCE SOCIETY. Capital, £2,300,000; Etablishbd 1808. NORWICH UNION FIRE INSURANCE SOCIETY. . Capitae, £550,000; Established 1821. Prospectuses and full particulars on ap plication to GEO. S. GRAHAM, Inspector & Agent, Shortland-street. BLU E■ ■POST DINING ROOMS, BESTAUEANT AND BOAEDIN& ESTABLISHMENT. VICTORIA-STREET (EAST). T>REAKFAST ... 8 to 10 a.m. -£> DINNER ... 13 to 3.30 pm. TEA 5 to 8 p.m. All Meala Is. R. ROACHE \ v ... (Lutolfr, P. RiiHiiinglium),



NEW GOODS! JVTEW DEAPEET. t\J E W OLOTHIN&. E ATKINS HAS JUST OPENED— ■vr-EW SUMMER ftOODS NEW DRESS MATERIALS •VTEW GRENADINE DEBSSBS T^TE W MUSLIN DRESSES T^TE W SILK JACKETS VTEW' B L 10.X SILKB VTEW LACE SHAWLS i^r EW SUMMER PRINTS "VTEW MANCHESTER GOODS -VTEW HOSIERY T^TEW CLOTHING -VTEW TWEED SUITS ■VTEW TWEED TROUSERS iyEW TWEED TROUSERS & VESTS ■VT E W WHITE SHIRTS T^ E W H A T S "VT EW OUTFITTING VTE W GOODS IN ALL DEPARTMENTS. H. ATKINS begi to invite attention to the above Goods, which bare been leleoted with great care, and marked 15 per cent, below usual prices. 11. A. wauldalfo invite special attention to a beautiful Stock of Grenadine D««»|w« (in »H colors and styles), at Is 4jd, well worth 2s per yard; also to Dress Materials, from 6|d per yard; also to a large Stock of Black Silks, fully 20 per cent, under valua ; also to Black Lace Shawls, from 5s lid to 50s each ; also to a case of Ladies' Cambric Handkerchiefs, fine goods, from 5s lid per dozm; also to the Clothing Department, which is well stocked with New Good*; also to a New Stock of L >ng Curtnins, Quilts, SheL-tingn, &c. H. ATKINS (Late Hat & Honbtman). ■" i ■.] ■•!,.■ . ■>■-.■■■ "-: ■'■ • '■'' i , '• ;. "'■■, 'l ■: i : ■' i



PAPERHANGING-^, OIL?1, Colors, Window Glass, Glass Shades, ; Brushea, and all kinds of painters' materials* 25,000 feet Giit and SLained I'icturo Frame and Room Moulding from per foot ! To arrive per ' Chile' and 'City of Auckland.' 6. cases Glass Shades, Veneered Maple Mouldingsi, &c. . ":'■ J. L. HOLLAND, SIGNWRITER,HOUSEDECQRATOK,&c., . . ViCTORIA-STEEET. | aHIET : ,S . PLAIN and DRESS WHITE SHIKTS V BOYS' and YOUTHS' Dp. '. r- '- '','"*■ CRIMEAN" SHIRTS, in Wool and Silk, "■ _ AT "W". EATTEAT' S, 60, QITEEN-STREET. BOSEBANK NFESEET, FOOT OF FLAGSTAFF HILL (Near the Presbyterian 'Church). STIIAWBEKRY GARDENS, NOW OPEN TO THE PUBLIC. ME. GOLDIE begs to inlioaate that, hav ing greatly increased h''s STRAW BERRY BEDS, there will be no disappoint ments, as occurred last season, in the supply of fruit. Pleasant Arbours in the garden for the accommodation of visitors. A. GOLDIB, EOSEBANK NURSERY, NORTH SHORE. MUTTON! MUTTON! MUTTON! MESSRS. HAMMOND AND LINCOLN beg to announce to their numerous customers and the public generally that they have determined to lower the price of their MEAT, that all may have the benefit. They beg respectfully to submit the following list of prices which they ar« sure will defy competi tion. Fore-quarter Mutton, 2|d. per lb". ; Loins, 3|d. per lb. ; Legs, 4Jd. per lb.; Beef, from 2|d. to s£d. per lb ; Teal and Lamb equally low. The above prices are for the very best joints. Note the Address — > n J MESSENGER'S OLD BUTCHERING ESTABLISH MfiST, • ; TO THE ELEOTOIB QT? "'xHB.1 NORTHERN DIVB [OH. --<•>,,. . GEITTLEMEN,—A vacancy hiviag oenirrtd in the representation of your district ie ih* i'l-r.s :nolas Ooun cil, through the resignation of John Mit.;h«l Murray, j K3q., I beg to offer myself as a Candidate for election, and, if returned, will do my utmost to forward your j interests. | I am, Gentlemen, Yours obediently, HENRY W AKXJE FaR^ALL. fT^WO Gentlemen can be Eccomodated -with : X BOARD and RESIDENCE in the most J healthy locality in town ; t»yo minutes' walk j from the PostOSlee. Terms very reasonable, i —Cliff House, corner of Moore aad Hobson- j itreets. FOB SALE, ■ I A GOOD SAMPLE POTATOES (pioked), j in lots to suit purchasers. j JAKINS & WILLCOX, '{ Durham-street. GOOD TAILORS,—AppIy immediately S. Coombks, City Clothing Mart, j j 1 AAA DOZEN KOTT'LES WANTED.— ivUU WIIiT.UMS& Co., Victoria Bre^ory, Queen-street. BOTTLES! BOTTLES! BOTTLES! WANTED— 1,000 Dozen ALE BOTTLES at the Albert Brewery; highest price given. miMBER. TIMBER. Preparing for Btook- X taking. To be sold very cheap—lso,ooo feet of Timber, in auantitiea to suit purchasers. —Apply to Union Sash and Door Company, Mechanic/ Bay. TO LET—SHOP adjoining Menzies' Vic toria Hotel, Victoria-street. —Apply R. Baied, Victoria-itre«t. TO LET—BEDROOM and PARLOR, Furnished or Unfurnished. Very plea santly, situated in Symonds-Btreet, corner City Road. FOR SALE—A Fishing Boat (3 tons), and several Watermen's and Sailing Boats, cheap.—Apply to J. Ciabb, Boat-builder, Custom-honse-ftreet : ■VpOTICE OF REMOVAL. J. H. SYMONDS, Hairdresser, REMOVED from 40, Queen-street, to the premises immediately opposise ■Southern Cross Office. N_B The cleanest attendance in New Zealand. Every customer, clean Towel and Brushes. WANTED TO SELL—SOO boxes Claj PIPES, each three gross ; and one ton of first-class TOBACCO, at Habeis' Caven dish House, Shortland-street;. 1 '->i WANTED KNOWN—that D. GOLDIE is p7e£sred-.to. Supply all kindi of Timber and other Building Materials -includ ing Sashes, Doore, Mouldings, Broad Timber,- Houseblocks, Posts, Rails, Hardwood, Felloes, Shafts, Iron Bark and Blue Gum Laths, Shingles, &c, Sec, at the lowest market prices, at his Yards, Custom-house-street. WANTED— Men for the Kaipara Rail way to call at Hbubkbt H. Smith's, High street, and get one of his Improved Patent Portable Smoke-consuming OVEINS, which are acknowledged by all to be the Be.«t and Cheapest Ovens ever invented, as they require no setting and very little fuel, and are to be had at the low price of 30s. Also, mothers of families in town and country will Grid these Ovens will render cookery a much more bearable, pleasanter, and cooler occupa tion as the heat is enclosed, and they can b« placed outside. Illustrated Price List of Patent Ovens,arid Wrought Iron Ranges sent post free to any part of the colony. — Hkrbeht H. Smith, High-streei" i pppo«ite Rout's, and back of J. C. Morrin's. ' :; WAN IED—5,000Boye at H. Watts's, to Buy 4,380 Cocoanuts, 2d, 3d, and 4d each; all bad Cocoauuts changed. 300 Mutton Hams, Is and Is 3d, or 3d per lb. 50 oases Oranges, 10 to"" tld PotafcoPl for salt>,



Auotion ShTgk MONDAY, NOVEMBER 27. AUCKLAND ROWING CLUB ATfILETIC SPORTS, ALDKRT B A BRACKS. A DMISSION, ERECTION 03? .JTX. !i au.i ; iiO;ii:AMJlli, t" he sold by auoiioni on Mou.lay, at 11 o'clock. B. TONES & CO, .Aiictioiioers. MONDAY, NOVEMBER 27. A! P.iKUvURA. ;The subscriber* havo received instructions to sell, at o'cio']-" 11 ™' l>ai>akm' a > on above date, at 11 HOJA3ES, Farming Tt.-plements, Poultry, Furniture, &c, <t-c, as per hand-bills. SAMUrI COCHRANtf & SON, Auctioneers. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER. 30. ) HOUSE AND SHOP, DURHAM-STREET. The subscribers have received instructions to sell at atei2 Jo"clock Fort"street> on ThHrsda.v. 83th fast.,' THAT Valuable FBEEfiOLt) PRO r'^r ,£ E? lTy' sit"atein Durham-street, opposite the City Mission consisting of a comfortable Six roomed 1 ,°f . e;, li ll;S e with an excellent Shop in front all faithfully built and veil-finished. Also a iW roomed Cottage, with every convenience, good yard &C. The allotment has a frontage of 31ft Cm to Dnrham-street, in the occupation of Mr. H. Penzholz. SAMUEL COC tLRANE & 30N, Auctioneers. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 28. BY ORDER OF THE REGISTRAR OF THE SUPREME C »URT OF NEW I ZEALAND. haJ 6 received in^™ctions from S v T\ Es?' as Re«*»t»p of the Supreme Court of New Zealand, on behalf of the Alortga^eefl, to sell by pubic auction, at the Land Mart, Fort sii«et, on Tuesday, 28th November, at 12 o'clock riVHH IV-.simple ofLjuid in all *H»* J- V'rK^ LAND "*» «»wy»- o , Auckland, uemg Lot 34 of the Subdivision into Lots of Allot ments JVos. 54, 55, and 5«, Section No. 6, Suburbs of : Auckland. On the property; which is situated at Mount Eden, is erected a Comfortable Six-roomed Hfluse wiih conveniences, lately in the occupation of A Mr.* Jvobley. . ■ - - -> • ■ -. v.- 1 ■ ■■- '- ". !.' Ol' . ■ _,-«M For further particulars,"apply to Thomas S \V«stDa, Bsq, Shortland-street, Auckland, .solicitor to the Mortgagees: or, to , f . ..,.;■ SAMUEL COCHRAFE &■ SON, Auctioneers. ; I i ■ ■-•......, ■~ -~!,. <y :'■■■ <■ ■ k":vs* I j • ■ ; ' ' """ •■ ■■ ; "^ ■■■■■■■■'■■ -. ;"- — r -_-*.._ril__i _2l_V__ npHE subscriber begs to inforinlns\ JU friends and the public tfct net has enlarged tHe;- * " Corner Auction Mart, Queen and Wymlhtwn-slreetF. and having taken one of'those New targe Brick . Stores opposite the Umuia Office, he is novrprepared to receive store, and sell Colouial Produce, Furniture, and Merchandise of all kinds, on terms aU vantageoas to vendors. A liberal reduction made on out-door sales. Accounts, as usual, promptly settled GKOEG.E SIBBIX,, ■■■-.. , Auctioneer, Land and Commission Agent. jVTQTICE.— The Business of the Market to X^l be disposed of, not Laving time to attend ■ '.-< ---both places. A good ebonce for a steady * married couple with a little money. The Goods can be fa)-en at cost price, or the Shop,' with all the fittings, at about one-half ebst. Rent very low, as part is let to a good tenant; The place is suitable for a large Wholesale Business, beiny fitted with shelves .and the gas aid on. to H. Watts, MarketPlace, Queen - treet. TOOKEY GOLD MINING- C'OMPAISr IM« (LIMIIKD). [HEREBY give notice that I will "NOT be responsible for any UNREGISTEREDI ) TRANSFER, dated before ihis date, and j,::r Qiade by nip, o( shares ia cboye lompany if -v,us not registered this week. ; h-nth HARRY S RUDDOCK; «>i Auckland, November 21, 1871. TO THE GESTLEMEtV OE^iUOKLAND "Si: THE SHAREBROKERS." I HEREBY CAUTIUJV you not to receiro ' ' • any TAANSKER belonging to me or e-f ring my name, unless it is duly? landed "' and Registered on the Books before delivery. > This rule being broken, I shall look to thi" '■ * l>gal Managers of such a claim for redrew. Hereby cautioning Shareholders not to receive any ircUibf'ers bearing my nauiis unle^B duly authorised, by me, hoping this will be' a r| caution to the public—l remain, G^i.llemen. * ' jours, JOSEPH HUSLER. \_-LkJ.-'—P'fJiiuo jN'oxiGß.— L'uless VAXID "*^ Plin.p, of Grahamstown, turns up to me the «J Thirty-six Shares in the UKD QUEEN," I shall call a meeting Io remove the office, aa tho transfers beini; at Uie Branca Olfi.ce, he is liable for sauie. . ■ -ifll y)i*oq'|J r£ WENT V P<) V NDS I^EWiRB.. Lost, on THURSDAY,;the loth instant-A Pocket ™IPa1 Pa :°'-m ttt. lhln«f »^ vey Rnd I>iipers. Xheabover':- ai qhoetlantTltouS^~ SBM jv_ i k5 ITAKY, AUCKLAND. T^TT -IT ' ' " ' ' I Mas. Lewis thanks most gratefully the friends:; Tft and guardians, of the Pupils entrusted, to her care and tuition for the past twelve yoavi for their support and patrenage, and begs to inform them that ; after Umstraas she will open an Establishment on a i^ii smaller scale, at Epsom, an;l Folicits a continuance ■> of .their patronage for her successors. Mrs. Harden" ,*,i'i and Miss Haselden. ■ '' November 15,1871. . ; : ,v bli* N ~lZ^ c b; ha WILLIAM FRANK UU^KLAND begs to in/oria Ws friends and the public generally that he has thl» day rwrnnmencfii business as SfTARBBR^K^fi '""' GENERAL AGENT, Oflice—Fort-street, Auckland,