"Because they've been completely thrown of ther balance ?" "How?" | , „.. "My dear," he answered solemnly, it their votes and their Married Woman's Property Acts, and their doctresses and their progresses, and their woman's rights and wrongs concoctresses, am t enough to upset any woman's equilibrium, perhaps you'll be good enough to tell me what would." "At last you've given me a sensible answer. Bat that dosen't explain their painting their faces. Surely' they cant expect to deceive anybody b^ it, for i can see the powder from here." " Yes; they think they look blooming, but they only look blue." _ , , if ere a wild burst of melody greeted their ears, and put a stop to the conver sation : ITppy ncr berloon, boys, XJDpy ncr berloon, Oli! it's awful jolly To go sailing round the moon. At the same time a dark object loomed between them and London, which they soon perceived to be a large balloon iull oj Professors, who were eating bread and and playing practical jokes, in the •ause of science, upon cats and rabbits. ~m. .• .-_ _.^c.f diseustme !" exclaimed " xoia iti viva. _ .•„„;„_ the lady. " JSTot content with pryius » to our, domestic arrangements, they are actually coming to call without any. s,ort of introduction, sitigiiig their ribald soigs at our very door, while you sit here no1' better than a great earth calf. Are you man enough to lock the front door I " The key has been mislaid, dear, if you remember, since you threw it at me." " Then run and tell them we're not at i home." (

The little man obeyed with great alac crity, and found the Professors in the act of disembarking from their balloon. " My wife stiyS we're not at home 1" " Oh ! we merely called to enquire what you are really made of, and what lights you use," said a Professor, as he finished his bread and cheese, and wiped his knife on a rabbit.

" Can you spare us a bit of green cheese!" asked a second, who was eating dry bread. "If the moon's a moderator lamp, where's your stand?" remarked a third, pensively. "But seriously," proceeded the first, " is it true that you burn Co-op, candles ? " "We tried them on the 6th of Janu-

ary." " The night of the eclipse I" soliloquised the learned man, who was " posted up" in almanacks. " And now tell me, once for all (and remember that what you say may be used against you), what can—" " What can you want here P " burst in the lady, running out in v passion when she saw them infringing her patent by bullying tier husband. "Oh! if you please ma'am," said the Professor; changing his tone, " we so wish to know what candles you use ?" " Wax for a fortnight and wane for a 'fortnight, she answered decisively. "Yes, of course," said the Professor, knowingly, " but whose wane P" " Charles's wane I" said she, shortly. " But which Charles P " ho stammered, quite bewildered. '" The son, of course 1" and she banged the door in their faces.

"I always told you fellows that they got their light from the sun," said the Professor, reassured; which was quite true. There was nothing more to be said, and the expedition went back home again, just about as wise as before.

OF BREAKFAST.

[PEOil THK "QUEEN."]

Tseee is nothing on which tastes differ so much as on matters of food, and so much on matters of food as about breakfnst. Some people eat none; others make it Uieir princi pal meal. Englishmen mostly breakfast the moment they get up ; Frenchmen do not breakfast till some hours after the work or pleasure of tie day lias begun. I will not pretend to decide which is the pleasanter or the more wholesome course to pursue, nor will I say which I like best and practise myself. My own device is that, considering the shortness of life and the charm of yariety, we shoud each be allowed to please ourselves and welcome, as long as no excess be committed. But there are those in this world whose mission is not so much to please themselves as to please others ; und * thewomnn, be she wife or housekeeper, who has to provide breakfast for h^rlord and master, has no easy task before her, should he be at all of a critical turn of mind, and fastidious about his food, f-orae there are who are easily pleased ; others why hate to-day what pleased them yesterday. Now with such a one to cater for, thi3 matter of breakfast becomes a serious puzzle. The only cookery books worth anything are French, and in France to breakfast as you jump out of bed is a thing which is never contemi3)ated ; so that none or little help is to be found in the only quarter for which any help worth hnving could be given to the hopeless ignorance of cookery which mar. the happiness of many a home in these islands Thus it is that I am induced to give your readers the benefit of what little knowledge J may possess, and describe a few dishes which shall combine good cuokery with C 'Seeing of all breakfast dishes in to my ' miud a well marie omelet—of only two eggs, mind. True that you may consider yourself a very lucky person if you can get an English cook to do one decently ; out patience, they say, can move moun tains, and I *ay may make omelets toGiven the ordinary British cook: this is how I should gradually tram her up to' he Karation of an omelet. By dint of great I should endeavour^6 make Jferkeep her omelet-pan perfectly clean »nd bright j that is a great step. n ext, x should teach her how to fry a couple ot eggs, thus •. melt a piece of butter in a small.frying-pan, and then break two eggs into it carefully, so as not to burst tne yolks ; let'them nicely set over the ore. and when nearly.set, slip them out on a hot dish ; pour the butter over them, sprinkle with salt and pepper, and serve ; or, haviDg dished up the eggs, let the butter get almost black, put in a few drops of tarragon vinegar, then pour over the

eges. • . . . Other forms of fried eggs consist in tbeir being sent up over a puree oi spinach or sorrel ; remains of the previous day s dinner do for this. Or over some tomato

sauce ;if there is none of this from the dinner of the day before, get some out of a bottle and warm it up in a saucepan with a little butter. Some practice and a little care are necessary not to break the yolks of the eggs in dishing them up. When you hate got your cook to dress and send up fried eg"gs decently,- thefl. you may put her on to the next stage, which is scrambled eggs. The proceeding is this : Having melted |[p"iece of butter in the frying-pan, break into it the eggs, and stir them up into a corner of it with a spoon until nearly set, then turn them out nestly into a dish and serve. A small quantity of tomato sauce may he scrambled into the saucepan with themi or also some finely-minced shallots, ham, sausage (Bologna), remaius of fish, such as salmon, or sardines, preserved tunny, &c., always finely minced. 'Die point to be observed is not to put in too much of the things, and .to put them in at the same time as the eggs.so that they may be set in with them. When this sti'ge is reached, and creditably, then you may begin to have some hopes for the pro duction of an omelet. This may be divided into two operations —the mixing aud the cooking of the omelet. The first can easily be described in words, and is capable of numerous variations. The second is the most difficult to describe and to carry out, although simple enough when ouce you know it. I must again repeat that the omelet-pan should be perfectly clean ; this is indispensable. It should be absolutely clean, not what is called clean by the ordinary British cook. The fire should be bright. These conditions being fulfilled, put a peice of butter the size of an e«K into the pan, let it melt without browning, and as soon as it is melted and hot pour in your omelet mixture, and, holding the handle of the pan with one hand, you stir the omelet with the other by means of a flat spoon. The moment it bpgins to set, cease stirring, but keep shaking the pan for a minute or bo, then, with the ladle or spoon, double up your omelet and keep on shaking the pan ur til one side of the omelet has become a golden colour, when you dexterously turn it out on a hot dish, the coloured side uppermost. After the oinolet is doubled up. the insertion of a little piece of butter under it facilitates opera tions. Two points to be observed are, that the" coloured side of the omelet should be line gold, and that this result should be attained without the inside becoming too firmly set. .Practice alone can teach the performance of this operation successfully. . The G. O.

THE EVENING STAK, AUCKLAND, FRIDAY, JULY 28, 1871.



scr%>-%. T?OE LONDON JP DIRECT. ■^jjgggßJill^ The Fast-sailing Clipper Ship 'EXCELSIOR,' 082 tons register, Al at Lloyd 3', Captain James Lech, having a great portion of her cargo already engaged, will meet with quick despatch. Will take cabin passengers. BROWN, CAMPBELL AND CO., Agents. 24th July, 1871. -—rfci -TIOS LONDON vil^JrJß^- DIRECT The Beautiful Aberdeen Clipper Ship 'ALEXANDRIA A,' 070 ton 3, Al, Captain James C. Sanostf.ii, having a large portion of her cargo on board, will meet with prompt despatch. Has excellent" accommodation for passonger3. Apply to L. D. NATHAN A CO. T\ I. S T R I C T ORDEBS. 2Sth July, 1871. With reference to District Orders of the 20th inst., the Corps detailed to take part In the Guard of Honor in Auckland, on the departure of His Excellency the Governor, will I'AItADK at 11 a.m. punctually, on TUESDAY next, the Ist August, tho two companies of Naval Volunteers in Forl Britoinart, and the re . mnining Corps in Albert Barracks. Tho Corps detailed as the Guard of Honor at One hunga will Parade at that place at 12 o'clock on the sumo day, near the Government Wharf. W. GORDON, Major Commanding Auckland District. -pIiINCE OF WALES THKATRE. FRIDAY, Under (he Dintinguitshud Pnlronnge nnd in the Presence of His Exeellunoy' SIR GEORGE BOWEN, G.C.M.G THE LYCEUM, Welleslutstuekt East, WILL be 11EOPKNED by D. W. LYS NAR on WEDNESDAY, Augugf 9. Terms per month, in advance ... 10s. 6d. An Evening Class from-7 to 9, THE CALF. KOW ON EXHIBITION, F11E&;, AT THE OCOIDEXTAL HOTEL, mHE Two-headed Calf, with two tails, bred and calved at Mr. Cunningham's Farm, Howick, It is one of the' most, wonderful freaks of nature ever seen— of the finest Durham breed, and beautifully formed, i". T>EFEE HMENXS to be hurt at the UPPER BAR of theQ.O.E. botweon 8 and 12 p.m. , : W. MILL. July 17,1871. FOR SALE, A SMITH AND WELSTOOD'S No. 7 ENCHANTRESS COOKING STOVE, completq^nd in good order, prioo £4.—Apply Star Office. . , "pRINOE OF WALES THEATRE. FRIDAY, . . By Command of His Excellency, SH;E STOOPS T,O CONQtJEB.



-pKINCE OP WALES THEATEE. Lessee .. Mr. B. IT. Jones. GRAND VICE-REGAL COMMAND NIGHT. Under the Distinguished Patronage and Presence of SIB GEORGE BOWEN, G.C.M.G. THIS (FRIDAY) EVENING, July 28, 1871. NOTICE.—In consequence of his Excellency having commanded the Comedy of SHE STOOPS TO CONQUER ! Those Brilliant Artists, Mr. Hoskins and Miss Colville, will appear as Young Marlow Mr. Hobkins. Miss Hardcastle .. .. Miss F. Colvtlle. Concluding with the laughable Comedietta of A HANDSOME HUSBAND. Mr. ATyndham .. .. ..Mr. Hoskins Mrs. Wyndham Miss Colville. Seats can bo secured at Mr. Upton's, stationer. Pit One Shilling; Dress Circle Chairs, 3s; Stalls, 2s. Saturday-THE BO AD TO RUIN. In preparation the Comedy of MUCH ADO ABOUT NOTHING. YOCTNG- MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION. ANNUAL COURSE OJTLECTCTREB The Committee of the above Association have great pleasure in announcing the following series of Lec tures :— THIS (Friday) EVENING, July 28: Mr. G. M. Kekd, B.A.— f" The Influence of Colonial Lifo in the Formation and Development of Human Character." August 4 : Rev. Jah. Cosh, M.A.—"The Mutual Re lations of Heathenism, Civilization, and Christianity." August 26 : Rev. E. N. Breb, M. A. — " Modern Scopticism." September 1: Rev. C. W. Rioo—" Ancient Britain, its Inhabitants, Religion, and Customs." September 29: Rev. Waslow Ravies, M.A.— ■' Love, Courtship, and Marriage.'" Rev. 0. M. Nelson—(To be advertised). Tickets for tha course. 3s each (to admit bearer and lady), may be had of Messrs. Chapman, W&yte, Upton, Turrell, R. B. Shalders,'the Librarian at the Rooms of the Association, or any of the Committee. The Lectures will commence at 7.30 o'clock, Admission to single Lecture. Cd. each person. T> EFUG-B FOR DESTITUTE OLD ±Sj women and lying-in hospital. The PROMENADE CONCERT, in aid of the funds of the above institution, that was to have takei; place on the 18th July, and was postponed, will take place on WEDNESDAY, the 2nd August, in the City Hall. During the evening there will be offered for sale, a few fancy and useful articles at a very low rate. Doors open at 7.30, commence at 8. Admission—Two Shillings. /^OVERNJtBNT LIFE ASSTJU \JT ANCJS ANNUITIES AND ENDOWMENTS. Mr. Maoffabxane will give an Explanation of the above Scheme THIS DAY (Friday), the'2Bth inst., In the Newton Academy, at 7.30 o'clock p.m. IN THE CHORAL HALL, SYMONDS-STRBBT. Tbe BAZAAR in aid of the Funds of the Auckland Choral Society will be opened on THURSDAY, 3rd August, at 12 o'clock noon, and on the two following days. , • r. Admission—One Shillino ; children, half-price. Music will be performed by the Artillery Band and the Band of the Choral Society. Articles of Fancywork, etc., must be sent in not later than the Tuesday previous. Contributions to the Refreshment Stall will be received at the Hall on the morning of opening the Bazaar. Intending Exhibitors are particularly requested to communicate at once with the undersigned. The room will be available for hanging pictures after Monday next. / J. BROWNE, Chairman of the Bazaar Committee. Karangahape Road, July 24,1871. UNITED STATES DINING BOOMS, 28, QUEEN-STEEET, AUCK LAND. ; HAVING- "purchased"from.Mr. C. Dundass the BUSINESS of the. above estab iishuifiit, I beg to assure all who may favour, me with their patronage and support that nothing Bhull be -wanting on my part to contribute to their comfort. The whole HOUSE is about to be RENO VATED, -and c-oiisiclorable alterations -made to ensure tho üb'uvo" object. A. BYERS, Proprietor. THEEXC RANGE XT EW S.; 800 M,' NEW ZEALAND INSUItANCii: CO.'S BUILDINGS, TTTTILL be OPEN to the public ou TOES- W DAY, the Ist August, Suudajs ex cepted. Subscription, Is. pep .month', 2s. 6;l.per quarter, 10a. per annum, paid in advance. Captains of vessels and managers of urines free. .. . . For further particulars, see prospectus, which may be obtained in the Room of ihe clerk in charge. ,'■■".;"'. '■ ' -pRINCE OF WALES THEATRE. FRIDAY, VICE REGAL COMMAND NIGHT. -



,-WjL rWERLAND EOUTE iW^t^g^V v^ TO ENGLAND*. THE UNITED STATES, NEW ZEALAND, AND AUSTRALIA MAIL STEAM SHIP LINE. FOR HONOLULU, SAN FRANCISCO, NEW YORK, AND LIVERPOOL. Under Contbact with the Nkw Zkvlako . GoVKKNiMKNT For a Four-weekly Mail Service. The magnificent steamship •NEBRASKA,' ki,l<lr-Ifc Tons Register, J, Hardinu, Comman der, is appointed to leave Auckland for Honolulu an<l San Francisco, oh THURSDAY, August 10. For freight, passage, and all particular*, apply to HKNDER3ON & MACKARLANR. i~K^ BEfIULAR MONTH ■fr^^^^V -I-*1 LV STKAM COMMUNICA- WnTHht2^J^>T[ON BETWEEN AUCKLAND, m ~mmft!im SYDNEY AND MELBOURNE. The liiagniU-'.ent S. S. 'HERO,' Captain Looak, runy be expected hero about the 4th August, and will leave again for Sydney ami Mel bourne four days after arrival. For freight or pawitigo apply to CRUICKSKANK, SMART k CO., Agonts, Auckland: Or, to U. S. LEDGER, Agent, Grahnmstown. digit-street, Auckland, July 10, 1871. jfTK^ O T SAM TO TH b The p.s. 'GOLD K N CROWN' will sail as under :— FftoM Auckland. Saturday, 29th July, at 12 o'clock noon. FilOM GHAIIAMSTOWN. Friday, 28th July, at '6 o'clock afternoon Saturday, 29th July, at 4 o'clock afternoon J. S. MAGFARLANE, *'.', - • Agent. fV-Aw Cl TK A M BETWEEN AUCKLAND AND THAMES. •ROYAL ALFRED' frill sail as under: — From: AuoKLAiNo to GiiAHAMSTowif. Friday, 28th July, at 8 o'clock evening Saturday, 29th July, at 4.30 o'clock afternoon From Taraktj to Auckland. Saturday, 20th July, at 10.30 o'clock morning | EDGAEW. WALKER, : r. Aijent. The 'Eoyal Alfred' will go alongside the Grahams town Wharf. ■ j-k^ .':Tjl'0!&;"0 O BO M AN- The p.s. H'«LALLA BOOKH' will leave for* Coroiiriahuel on MONDAY next, 31st instant, at 10.30 a.m. HOLMES BROTHERS. ■,-VJk T>EGULAE STEAM SaM^^^s. ±\j COMMUNICATION WITH fSM^B^^.THE BAY OF ISLANDS. The p.s. 'DUKE OF EDINBURGH' wiUleave as follows :— ■ FItOM"A(JOKJjAND TO EuSSELL. EVERY T&UBgDAY, AJTEENOQN; at 4 .o'clock i ' From EuSsell to Auckland. EVERY SATURDAY AFTERNOON, at 1 o'clock: For all particulars apply to , , EDGAE W. WALKEE, Agent, No. 8, Insurance Buildings, Auckland; A. VILCOQ, Agent, Eussell; Or, to ■ L: C. GOPFE, Agen^, "Waitangi. ' . ,-V^k T?Ok TARANAKI, fjy&ggiSNv JJ NELSON, PICTON, WEL- T«mMKSj> LINGTON, LYTTELTON, AND Jj aITTITw PORT CHALMERS. The N.Z.S.S. Company's s.s. ' WELLINGTON,' A. Kennedy, Commander, from Manukau on MONDAY next, 3Ut instant. For freight or passage apply to COMBES ■&, DALDY, I ' Agents; „ :;;,,, A.BABNES, Onehunga: ©», ■ R. S. LEDGER, , ,■ Grahamstown.



CALEDONIAN GOLD MINING \J COMPANY (REGISTERED). NOTICE TO SHAREHOLDERS. Transfers of Shares will not be received unless they are in every particular perfectly filled Yip, and the signatures of both buyers and sellers attested by witnesses whose sl Bnatur ( ?| i; «^| ws ( s^ ][ e L^ ce< Manager. Anoldand, July 28, 1871. WANTED— TENDERS for FENCING-, bj W. Philupps akd Sony Wjndham street. WANTED— A WAllEß.—Apply 'Army and Navy Hotel. WANTED— 600 DUCKS and 50 GKESE.—Fishbe&Co. WANTED— A Good GENERAL SEE, VAN T; highest wages given.—Apply at the Stab office. WANTED— A First-olas3 General SER VANT for the Thames.—Apply at the Stab Office. WANTED TO RENT—A Comfortable Five or Six-roomed Cottage; within fifteen minutes' -walk of the Post-office. —Ap- ply G., office of this paper. WANTED— Two or three GIELS as APPRENTICES to work the Sewing machine.—Apply to N. Campbell, Tailor, Queen-street. ' . ' , . • ■ • NOTICE.— I wpjt some New Zealand White or Red Cornelian, or any hand some Stones, fit for making into Jewellery. — F. H. Lkwissok, opposite Union Bank. WANTED.— I am a purchaser of Red or White Cornelian, it must be good and fit for catting into /ewollery, and the produce of the district of Auckland.—F. H. Lbwis son, opposite the T nion Bank. MONEY to Lend on Mining Shares.—Ap ply to H. V. Stevens, Sharebroker, \ Q.aotn-street. • j rr\WO Respectable Men (friends) can be J accommodated with comfortable Board and. Residence, or partial board, close to Queeri-Btreet. No children or other boarders. —Addrei* "A.8.," Tbnkant's, Umbrella maker, foot of G/rey-itwet.



ARE POSITIVELY w ■ ■ WITHOUT RESERVE.



T TONSON GAELICK'S SHAEE tf . LIST (Revised to July 3, 1871) May be obtained at B. Wayte's, Stationer, Queen street. Clients may obtain them gratuitously on applica tion at my office. J. TONSON GARLICK, Sharcbroker. Shortland-street, Auckland, July Cth, 1871. rpHB CALEDONIAN MUTUAL X MINIS a INVESTMENT COMPANY (LIMITED). Capital £4,000, in 400 shares of £10 each, payable by weekly instalments of Five Shillings. The snares of this Company may now he taken up. The Directors beg to call the attention of all classes to this present opportunity of increasing their means. They confidently believe that nothing has been offered in Auckland more favorable to the industrious and careful. The objects of the company are to pur chase shares in dividend-paying mines, and in claims adjoining these It is calculated thai when five or six pounds per share are paid up, the.-amounts accruing from dividends and profits will bring each share to the value of £10, besides, in all probability, securing a large bonus from a rise in value of sone of the shares through rich leada being found in some of the claims; in which the company may have bought. .Rules, gratis, at the Company's Office. 57. Queen street, two doors from the Bank of New Zealand. Open daily ; and on Saturday and Monday evenings from 7 to 9 o'clock. B. S. COKLETT, Manager. iyr mi nq- notice. "We have engaged the services of reliable corres pondents of known ability and experience, from whom we receive earliest information on all matters relating to the Mines. On and after this date our telegrams on arrival will be posted in our Office for the informa tion of our clients and the public. CLARK BROS., July 10, 1871. 13, Insurance Buildings. TJ E M O V A L . The Offices of the Alburnia Gold Mining Com pany (Registered), and the Shamrock Gold Mining Company (Limited), have been REMOVED from Shortland-street to the Office lately occupied by Mr. C. Alexander, Roberton's Buildings, Queen-street. . WALTER SULLY. Auckland, July, 22,1871. THE MUTUAL MINING INVESTMENT COMPANY (LIMITED). West Queen-btbeet, one doqp fbom Queen street. . ' i CAPITAL, £4,000. • A PPLIOATIONS for SHARES upon .the J .t\_ New Issue can bo made on and after THURSDAY, July 13. . B. WILLIAMS, Manager. July 12,1871. CROWN DISTILLERY, , • FORT BRITOMART. MALT WHISKEY, at 13s. 6d. per proof gallon, duty paid Malt Whiskey, in. 1 doz. cases, 265. 6d. per case, duty paid Pale Brandy, at; 16s. 6d. per proof gallon, duty paid ■ • Pale Brandy, in 1 doz. cases, 38s. per case, duty paid Bum, at 13s. 6d. per proof gallon, duty paid Can be had in quantities of two gallons and upwards from the Store, High-street. > An allowance of Is.'6d. per gallon will be made on the above prices to purchasers of not less than a quarter-cask. Terms : Caah on delivery. Casks charged for until returned. W. J. CAWKWELL, ';. Tulcan Lane.' N.B.—See opinions of the Press. BATH FREESTONE.- Till;* * STONE, from its durability, the large dimersians of blocks obtainable (the rock being very sound), and the moderate cost at which it cai. bo worked, is now being largely used in Australia. tfW Zealand, and other British Colonies. IT HAS AL£O BEEN ADOPTED at Eio de Janeiro, for Public Buildings, Bridges, and other works oonnected with the Eio improvements ; also for the Government Offices at Auckland, New Zealand. THE COST OF LABOR pnit in London is as under: Per foot super., sawing, lid.; plain work, 3d. ; plain circular, i\i. ; straight moulded, Bdr ; circular moulded, Is.; plain sunk, Gd.; circular sunk, 3d. ; straight moulded sunk, Is.; circular moulded sunk, Is. 4d. THE MODERATE COST at which it can be supplied, its desirable color, regular quality, fineness o!' texture, and the small expense at which It is worked, render it an effective and economical Building material. TESTIMONIALS relative to the quality of the Stone, from the most eminent A rchitects, Builders, find Contractors, and the prices at which it can b« delivered alongside at any Port, will be furnished en application to Messrs. KANDELL & SAUNDERS, 'stone quarries, bath. FOE SALR, and now on view at the Booms, Fort-street, an elegant and compact new Pat°nt COMBINED DTNING AND BILLIARD TABIE slate bottom, 6ft by 3 ft., with Balls, Cms, Mace Pest, and Marking Board, well worthy of in- S pectiori.-A PP Iy tO AMuEL COCHiANE & SON _ '" FIJI TIMES." COMPLETE FILES of the Fiji Times have \y been received by the ' James Patereon,' and can be had at our office. REED & BRETTj Agcnte.



Auction Sales. ;J ■ TO-MORROW: - 'f *■ I The subscriber will sell, at his Mart, tttas&'clock, fl 1 A TONS OTAHUHU POTATOES^ J. \J 50 bags Barley, 20 bags Maize 2 tons Silk-dressed Flour *n«"»A '■ 49 half-chests and boxes Tea ■ r B Yellow and White Sugar . .■ j i^l 50 cases Port Wine Superior Auckland Hams and Bacon, S SO Cheese, Lard, Clearing-out Sale* bt Butter <H in tins and kegs, Bath, Churn, etc, ■ GEORGE SlßtelN, v;'* ■ Auctioneer. : . R : t H TO-MORROW. • i I NOON. ■; I AT ARTHU RS' M A;fi T. I BY AUCTION.. I ,t,; <X I pOTTLTEY—Fowls,Turkeys,Ducks,. I JL Geese, etc.; Canaries, etc.. . ■; '«'Q ■ PRODUCE—6O bags Superior Oats', 30 • bags Barley, I 20 sacks Barleymeal,- Maize, ; Flour/: 10 bags I Sharps, Oatmeal, 15 kegs Good Butter,' Cheese, ■ Bacon* Hams, Potatoes, Onions, 40 cases-Good I Apples, etc. - . "'■»'« GROCERIES—Assorted Tea, Sugar, etc. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND EFFECTS (New and Second-hand)— New Side-saddle,-3 Gents' . Saddles, Second-hand Side-saddle and Bridle. SATURDAY, JULY "20. f"° SA L E O * SHA. B E/; SL, The subscribers have received instructions to sell, at the Mart, i< ort-stroet, on Saturday, 20th instant, I sat 11 o'clock, -'.. ;) ' }': f s\ionoTiCM* ■ THE FOLLOWING- MINING I INTERESTS:— 20 Shares All Nations Gold Mining Company 40 Shares North Devon ' ' ditto 15 Shares Eureka Hill r ■ ---i ditto'? . 108 Shares Ballarat &• Rising Surii ditto ' 'V£ 5 Shares Prince Imperial », ditto,. 10 Shares Junction ditto " ' ,1 ,37 Shares Moanatairi Union ditto*' >=* 100 Shares CJaebeck ditto '■! 25 Shares Red Queen ; rditto. fn ' '; 100 Shares Maty Ann "" "V! djtto :.Y, 50 Shares We of Avoca I ' . - aitilo ' 10 Shares Shotove'r . . -ditto T 200 Shares Piikehinau . .- Ui^tQ..;«1W 10 Sliares Inverness ditto " 100 Shares Brighton 'diito-':: 250 Shares CrystatPalace ; •. ;iaitta! (:]€ 200 Shares Brunswick . ditto ~- -140 Shares Overland Route ■ "ditto ' And several others. -::fil. 3AMUHL COOHRANB &^Olf * ■ -Auctioneers.l'" ,' "*" r " ' ' ', :■•■ ■ • ' '. kaMiT ■^■f-.*"i ■ -r '.... ; (;, t -r,qfy-; r-£' nv/i^i— BW3^RW*X ..,;.ft ij.T. (i&fc . | The Sale of Farmsat Great Barrier, "and: Properties at Onehunga and Tauranga, 'is- POSTPONED -to MONDAY, 7th August, at 12 o'cldbk. ' "-1 '' « . SAMUEL COCHRANE&'SON; ' v • Auctioneers; •'.■''''•.: fl ... MONDAY, AUQUST-7. rm» VALUABLE FARMS AT GREAT ;' . .. BARRIER. fi- ,r >• ;*)...."•» PROPERTIES AT ONEHCTNGA * AND 1 TAURANGA..- '> - j :••.,, 'i-K \ ' " ,:;;.;{ i' .n.h':-^ .': 1 The subscribers have received instructions to cell, at the Land Mart, Fort-street,'on Monday Auirust'7 at 12o'clock, ; • 7va; "'* • - A VALUifBLE,FA3BM 0f299.«4i" :| Jii. on the Great Barrier Ifiland, having a fmatatke' to the Harotaonga Bay. Acohsiderable-port(onottne land is level and undulating,'*all rich'soil!and well watered, and was specially, selected.'by^he'O&'nfe'ii. as suitable for a grutleinan's residenco, being well' ' sheltered from all winds. ' - «.-»« : A FARM of 204 acres, situated in Blind. Bay, -oirMF the Great Barrier Island. Thtfsoil is very gppd, beinf cdvered with a mixed bush,.inanul£a,-anditi-tre6.''i'!" LOT No. 27, Township of Tauranga', fenced in,,-, ttßd'ft adjoining Colonel Harrington's"property."' ■ ,t Three ALLOTMENTS in: Hardingtoii's'' PaddocK I Onehunga, being Lots 57, .58, and '59, having frontages of 128 feet 6 inches to the Mount Smart Koad, and 130 feet frontage to Cameron-streetl , ;-,; , IT - S ■ SAMOffiL OOOHRANB'.&'SOiirf'^'l^*^ Auctioneers.;'' " !",.,('/-' -ViS . WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 9. ~' "^ DWRESERVED'SALE'" , i.'"-".'x''.'it' - VAfiUABLE FREEHOLD ,PRbPEItTY"V» . : AT'MOUOT;;ST.iiiAßY'S. ; ']][. '^ V 'PRELIMINARY NOTICE. ',' ■ _- T The subscribers have received instructions, from the..»-j' Proprietor, to sell by public auction, at the Land, i Mart, Fort-street, on Wednesday, 9th .August, at 12 O'clock, .. ■~.;:"■ 'j,;-.; '- --, •''' '> ' THAT VALUABLE BL©QEvof \,_ j LAND, situated at Mount St; Mary'sj(Jtnb"virh aB '' : ' " NAZARETH," subdivided into building allotments.:, of a size suitable for the erection-of gentlemen's res^. n " dences. The whole property commands an .extensive . -— view of the Harbour, North fUiore, &C:, and has erected:' s*■ on it the Church of the Immaculate Conception ;\ and ■ ' the laic residence of Bishop Poinpallier; now pcdupieili jtfT by B, L. BucholZ, Esq. ; ■ ''- '"" K "" r ,f'r. ■"' Further particulars will be jiubishedin a fewdwyej. <?. n . SAMUEL COCHRANR ' k SJON,! ', * Auctioneers,,. •■, .j •„:■>•'■' ir,".R*l D E NT I STEY. f MR.TYNDALIv ; -", Top of Shobtland-bibbb1!!. '": ARTIFICIAL TEETH, FROM 6sl IN appearance and in use, teeth* for'eating'' . and speaking are precisely the same as our own natural teeth, ease and comfort' most' ' apparent, while inaßtication appears completely _; provided for. i . r : ,.y PAINLESS TEETH EXTRAOTION; •■ J^ ;H:,f Note tho Adcircws : Top of Sh-ottlftndjßtte^,'*;/,.. ---i Repairs whilst:waiting; t* V; 1 ',! .-.,-/ r• < -