SPECIAL TELEGRAMS

THIS DAY

WAITEMATA DRIVING FfiOM

NONPAEBIL.

CALEDONIAN

— MOEE SPECI-

MENS

j Gbahamstcwit, 3 p.m. TIW Bendigo Independent have finisl'—ta crushing of 130 tons, but it is not vet retorted. Grood show.

The HI Dorado and Alburnia tri buters are crushing at Weston's

The Wa.teu.ata are now driving from the Nonpareil tunnel.

The Caledonian are still getting out very rich stuff from the specimen lode.

The Yankee Doodle and Eveline have amalgamated. A connection is formed between the air shaft, and the 200 feet level in Teokey's.

Havillah, Tapu Creek, have lodged (51 ozs. of gold.

THE GIRL FOR ME.

machine

Just fair enough to be pretty, Just gentle enough to be sweet, Just saucy enough to be witty. Jus' dainty enough to be neat, Jus. tall en.m^h to be graceful, Just slight enough for a fay, Just dress enough to be _asteiul, Just merry enough to be gay. Just tears enough to be tender. Just sighs enough to be sad, Tones soft enough to remember. Your heart through their cadence made glad. Just meek enough for submission, Just b >ld enough to be brave, Just in-ide enough for ambition, Just thoughtful enough to be grave.

A tongue that can talk without harming, ■ Just mischief enough to tense, Manners pleasant enough to be cliarinniff, That put you at once at your ease. Disdain to put down presumption, Sarcasm to answer a fool, Cool contempt enough shown to assumption, Proper dignity always tha rule. Flights of fair fancy ethereal, Devotion to science full paid, Stuff of the sort; of material That really good housewives arc made. Generous enough and kind-hearted, Pure as the angels above— Oh ! from her may I never be parted, For such is the maiden I love.

THE CALEDONIAN.—MINE

MANAGER'S EEPORT. The following is a copy of a telegram

received from the manager:—

" 9.42 a.m

" The main run of gold in No. 1 winze still looking well. GOOlbs. specimens from it since yesterday morning. The general crushing look ing well; shall take down some of the aaaia run to-day. Everything looking well."

THE SHARE MARKET.

Mr. J. M. Lennox's Report —There was an improvement in the share market to-day, but there is no advance in the price of Cale donian shares. My sales comprise, Caledo nian, £118 to £120; Thames, £22 10s and £23. Closing sellers, Caledonian, tA'2O ; Thames, £23 ; All Nations, £5; Tokatea, 92s 6d. Closing buyers, Caledonian, £117 10s ; Thames, £22

Mr. J. jNk'W'.aiai.'s Eeport.—The share market commenced wi'h a good demand for Caledonian, but became languid before noon. Bed Queens have been in good request; other shares quiet My sales comprise—Caledonian, £120; Thames, £22 10s lo £22 los ; Pride of Tokatea. 3s 6d ; lied Queen, 8s 6d to 9s. Sellers Eoyal Oak, Nonpareil, and All Nations.

THE ITALIAN OPERA.

The magnificent music which that grand com poser, Donizetti, applied to the dramatised version of bcott's novel, " The Bride of Lammermoor," was made the subject, last evening, of tho entertainment given at the Prince of Wales Opera House, by the talented musicians who have recently taken their si ami among us, under <he management of Signors Cagli and Ponipei. On account of the arrival of the English mail we are unable to enter into details. Suffice it to say, that a great success was achieved, and a crowded audience departed more than well pleased with what they had heard. This evening Rossini's comic opera, "The Parber of Seville," will be pro duced, and, we have no doubt, will also bo a grand success.

Heaving.'the Lead.—The steamer Fanny was coming down the Mis issippi, lo ided with pig-lead. As she was going over a shoal place, the pilot gave the signal to heave the lead. The only man forward at the time was a green Irishman. " Why don't you heave the lead ?" "Is it to heave the lead, your honour? Where to?" "Overboard, you blockhead?" The Irishman snatched up one of the pig* of lead and threw it overboard ; the mate, in endeavouring to prevent him, lost bis balance, and fell into the river. The captain, running to the ecl-je of the dec!;, asked : " Why doiiV you heave the lead, and sing out how much water, there is ?" " The lead is.heaved, your honour," said Pat, '•' and the mate's gone down to see how much water there is."

Here is a rhymed: Hibernian version of the story of the finding of Moses:—On Ay-lip's banks, contaguous to the iNoile, King Plmrao's daughter wint to walk awhoilej and pealing ofl her duds to take a schwirn, ran up and down the banks to dry her skhin ; and, rushing thro' the rushes, thick und thin, discovered the bashkit that the ehoild lay in. And thin aud there she cried, in accents woild, " which ay yces ladies owns this ehoild ? It's none o' your own, ye're quick to saj ; an' that's the truth, I've known you mony a day ; but since we've found him in this bed of roses, bj all manes let us christen him Hovvly Moses."

A Word to Newspaper Coruespondents. —Correspondents who write lo newspapers must often consider that they are hardly dealt with, 'ihey forward special pieces of information, or expressions of opinion, or valuable suggestions ; and they are surprised, after a day or two's delay, to find no notice taken of their communication. We have had already to point out in these columns, however, that no journal is freed from the conditions of time and spade, and^it is altogether impossible for a daily newspaper to print a tithe of the letters - some of them, certainly, being quite worthy of publication — which are sent to it. Such being the case, it is altogether absurd to suppose that an Editor can hold himself responsible for such communications as are forwarded to him and found unsuitable or unu:abie in any way. Even in tho case of a monthly magazine, it seems to us that the proprietors ought not to be responsible for such, articles as are voluntarily forwarded* for inspection to the Editor. Tho ladies and gentlemen who write on chance for magazines, and who send letters to the newspapers, have, as v rule, a good deal more time at their command than the Editor whom they address ; and if they do piuce. a high value upan their writings, they ought surely to adopt the precaution of making a copy. It is equally preposterous to> hold that nbsolution from responsibility should depend on proof that the MS. lias bjeeu destroyed. Such a theory would only fifiad the conductors of periodicals into Owning- forthwith all MS3. sent them for consideration, which would not wholly satisfy the authors, we imagine. _• ow, to copy out a long MS. is an excellent exercise in writing ; it improves one's habit of patience ; and it may reveal to the writer faults of logic or style. The indefatigable gentlemen who send us historical romances and philosophical essays with a request for their insertion, by instalments, in these columns, ought really to keep a duplicate of their literary labours, or there is no saying of what treasures the world may for ever be deprived.— -Daily News,

The high reputation Olson s tomato sauce has obtained as a household condiment, has brought many inferior articles into the market The public are therefore warned not to be im posed upon with rubbish, but, ask for Olson s genuine tomato sauce, and see that bw name is on the bottle. "To Mr. Hans Oleon.— Dear Sir, —By some mistake a bottle ot your tomato sauce wa- put away in my house, aud remained uncorked for upwards of twelve months. The same bottle of sauce was after wards used at my o.vn table, and J .omul it was equally as good as when first made.--I. W. Doonin, wholesale and retail grocer, 218, Queen-street, Auckland"—[Advt.J

THE EVENING STAR, AUCKLAND, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 1871.



rnURTLE SOUP, TURTLE CUTLETS, X at the Q.C.E. TO-MURRO VY, at Is. per plate. Families supplied with pure Turtle Soup To-morrow, at the rear of the Hotel, at 2s. 6d. per Quart. mO Df< APERS' ASSISTANTS.-- Want* d 1 —An experienced hand, for the Thuu.es. —Apdly to McArthur, Shbra & Co. TTTANTED—A GENERAL SERVANT VV hnraediately. — Apply at James Camp's, Tailor, 184, Queen street TTTANTED-—An Exchange of Libraries by V? a Sunday School.—-Apply to "A.C." office of this paper. WANTED TO SELL—SOO box<_s Clay PIPES, each thr--c gross ; and our ton of first-class TOE iCCO, at IxAßitlS* Ca^en cli_.li House, Shortliind-streec. TTTANTED TO SELL - One Sluire in the W BELFA'-T G. M. Co.- Apply at Eteniug. Star Office. TTTANTED—A General SERVANT for W Waikato, who can milk.—Apply to Mrs. Habdkn, Pavncll Road. WANTED -Two Good TAILORS to pro ceed to tlie Thames, immediately; good wages given t;> coir.pcteut men. —Apply to the Star Office. TTTANTED—A Smart LAD, about 15 or Vr lfi. accustomed to Cattle.—App.y to W' C. Cajitbelt.,, Wellington-street. ANTED -A SMITIL— Apply al Chapel-street Foundry, WANTED— An active STABLE HOY, to take charge of four hor-.es ; references required. — Apply at Metropolitan Ifot.l, Queen-street, at 11 o'clock on Wednesday mo -ning. WANT ED—Good NEEDLEWOMEN ; also, an APPRENTICE for tho machine or tailoring.— Appiy to 11. L. POSSE- X£S—IE, Wcliesley-rlreel, WANTED— A well Educated YuUTli, to act a. Time Keeper.— A pply to Chapel-street Foundry. TTTANTED— An Experienced HOUSE VV MAlD.—Apply to Mr3. Macjxeadx, Star Hotel","Albert-street. WANTED-A BOOTMAKER for the Waikato, must.be a sober steady man. Ireland Brothers. TTTA-JffEl)—A Smart. LAD, one aceus- VV tomed to the Drapery or Clothing Business —Apply to J. Levf, next to the Theatre Royal. WANTED — Taftbresses ; liberal wages; promptly paid. Short hours on Saturday. Smith ASTI> lUuginm, Wyndham-street. WANTED- 500 MEN TO DINE at (he AMERICAN RESTAURANT, YVel leslcy-street East. I intend giving the work ing classes of Auckland every luxury in season for the siniill charge of 6d per meal. The Dinner includes the very best of Soup, Fish, Joints, of various descriptions, and Pastry or Pudding Meals at all hours.—Charge Gd. \XT ANTED KNOWN-that D. GOLDIi. VV is prepared to Supply all kinds of Timber and other Building Materials includ ing Sashes, Doors, Mouldings, Broad Tii;.b>r, H-niseblocks, Posts, R.ils, Hardwood, Felloe?, Shafts, Iron Bark and Blue Gum Laths, Shingles, &c , &c, at tho lowest market j;ri.-ies, at his Yards, Cus'oni-house-street. TTTANTKD—Men for the Kaifiara Rail- V'V w:iv to e-Al at ilßißßßt' if. SiUm's; High-street, and get on<i of )i'u linprbvcdj Patent Porlabie Smoke-consuming OVENS, I which are acknowledged by till to bo the Best! and Cheapest Ovens ever invented, a. 'hey require no setting and very little fuel, ami ay* to be had at the low price of 80s Also, mothers of families in town and countn will | find these Ovens will render cookery a nuich j more bearable, plcasantcr, and cooler occupa- j lion as the heat is enclosed, and they can be ! placed outside, lllu.lrated Price List of Patent ' Ovens and Wrought Iron Ranges *i nl post, free to any part of the colony: —ii KUBC.'tT if. j Smith, High-street, qppo.i.e.'Rout's, nod back j of 3. C. Morrin's. | m' A I L 0 R I "N G-.j NEW TWEEDS AND COATINGS, I Gut and inada in the most recent fasliinn, 'at W. 3iATTRAT'.3, GO, QVKi_ln- STU 1. ]". T. | FOR SALE —A Large English-made NET New Tanned, Corked aud Leaded, com plete. — Ap: ly lo Williams & Co, Ship- Chandlers, Q'.ccn and Fort-slre'ets. Oetcber 13, 1871. EIOR SALE — A Fishing Bout (3 Mis), and several Wat• mien's and Sai!iu.i-Uoii^ cheap,—Apply lo J Clahk, Jjoul-t.uiid.'r, Cuslom-hoiiSO'Ktifft.



,-wa. T?OE SYDNEY AND JO MELBOURNE. JgllliSleEHi U-S., N.Z., &A. M.S.S. LINE. The splendid steamship 'NEB'BASKA, 1 2,143 ton?, I. Harding, Commander, will be de spatched from Auckland, for the above ports, TO MORROW (Wednesday), the Sth inst., at 8 a.m. For freight or passage apply to HENDERSON <fe MACFARLANE. T0 ENGLANr> «^^_3S_S__ THB UNITEI) 6TATESi NEW ZEALAND, AND AUSTRALIA MAIL STEAM SHIP LINE. FOR HONOLULU, SAN FRANCISCO, NEW YORK, AND LIVERPOOL. OWO lilt CO-TTRA'CT WITH TIIK .n'JSW -_ 13 A.L AND Govern M___*f For a Four-weekly Mail Service. The miignificftnt steamship 'NEBRASK A,' ;*s_,l4-3 Tons Register, I. Harding, Comman der, is appointed to leave Auckland for Honolulu and San Fr__r.c_sc«, on TRUEST. AY, 30th inst., at noon. For freight, passage, and all narticulars, apply to HENDERSON & MACFARLANE. S^A pEGULAE MONTH fP^ll\\^> LV I'IKST CLASS STEAM iMM^A^ LINE BETWEEN AUCKLAND, SYDNEY, & MELBOURNE. Transhipping to any Australian port by the Aus tralian Steam Navigation Co.'s Steamers. The Splendid Steamship ' CITY OP ADELAIDE,' D. Walker, Commander, will leave this for above ports on or about SATURDAY, the 25th inst. For freight or passage, apply to H. M. JEBVIS, Agent. ,-V ,k QTEAM TO THE -il : *. -~,^X k3 THAMES. Ti-.c p.s. 'GOLDEN CROWN' will sail as under :— Fiu.il Ai.o_CT_ANI> : "Wednesday, Sth November, at 12 o'clock noon Thur.sd.-v, oth November, at 9 o'clock morning Friday, ioth November, at 7.30 o'clock morning, "via Coromandel Saturday, 11th November, at 10 o'clock morning Sunday," 12th November, at 0 o'clock morning Leave Tarauu : TuesdavVT-h November, at 5 o'cloc': afternoon W.unekliy, Stb November, at. "> o'ciock afternoon Tliv-_'iav,'oth November, at, i> o'clo-.k evening Friday, 13.1 i November, at 3 o'clock afternoon, via Coromandel Sativrdav, llth November, at 3 o'clock afternoon Sunday," 12th November, at G O'clock evening Fares- -Cabin, 10s. Steerage, ss. "CK#n TFQR TjlE THAMES -IWfU''_^_^ A CAT.CO BOAT EVERY DAY ykd^SmZ PAOM AUCKLAND. The D.r. 'ENXERPIIISB No. 2,' Captain Seost, will leave this week as undor— Wednesday, Sth November, at 7 o'clock evening. Friday, 10th November, at 8 o'clock evening. Also, the p... 'LADY BOWEN,* Captain Adams, will leave as follows: — Tuesday. 7th November,at C> o'clock <:; ening. Thursday, oth November, at 7 o'clock evening J. MORTON, Cochrane'.. Buildings, Fort-street, Auckland. .~k 4> 111 O X TAR, AN A XI, .vM'A-*i*ife£v J} NELSON, PJCTON, AVEL .^y'#\*>_> LINGTON, LYTTELTON, AND £Md£M%££ PORT CHALMERS. Transhipping at Ne.-_.-n. to any of the West Coast Ports. Passengers booked through to Melbourne. Tho NJZ.S.S. Company's s.s. 'TJ RAN A Kl,' E. Wheeler, Commander, from Onehunga, positively THIS DAY (Tuesday), 7thinstant, at 3 p.m. For Freight or Passage apply to COMBES & DALDY, Auckland; A. RARNE:., Onehunga; Or, R. S. LEDGER, Grahamstown. rw>, I? OH, TARANAKI, tf'ttk^F&ks. XJ NELSON, PICTON, WEL '•VW-ANI, LINGTON.' LYTTELTON, AND _____^____Sa PORT CHALMERS. Transhipping at Nelson to any of the West Coast Ports. The N. 2. S. S. Company's s.s. 'phcebe; H. Wop.sp, Commander, from Onehunga immediately after arrival of p.s. ' Nebraska,' from Honolulu. For freight or passage apply to COJtBES & DALDY, Auckland; A. BARNES, OntfraiTgii; Or, R. S. LEDGER, Grahamstown. hli TpOR NA PIER, WEL d'k(M&Wp>. JL 1 LINGTON, LYTTELTON, ' Kl^-T*^v£> AND DUNEDiN. _I^S' Tlie N.Z.S.s. Company's s.s. ' X T. 15 R A,' M. Cat.kv, Commander, will leave for above ports immediately on arrival of 'Nebraska' from Hono lulu, due on the (i_h instant. For Freight or Passage, apply to UOMBES ft DALDY, Agents. i~h_>v 17 ° X NAPI BR. !._._..*_. U_ ,|,]. e -s_ 'STAR OF THE SOUTH,* j Captain F. HotJrcs, will sail as above on THURS DAY, Oih inst., at noon. All cargo must be alongside by 4 p.m. To-morrow .U'e.lnesdvv;. . ' •' .T. ■ H. MACFARLANE & CO. ;-,1%- if? 011 -OPQTIKL ; *WwPs\ -K„ . , ; 'OPOTIKI,' Cftn.Ain L.AKBi_, will loave as above on WEDNES DAY. .... J. S. MACFARLANE & CO., Agents. ' -AA-w 170R POVERTY BAY, A t|f|, V TOLOGA, BAY AND EAST | j&ikA^ COAST. _ i '*£&SS&^3&:' The schooner < M E T E O It,' ,}. Trijxjier, Master, .will leave THIS DAY (Tues day:/for the above ports. For freight or passage apply to . r ,„' M. NICCOL, Or, to the Captain on board. ~^> 7 T7\ 011 L O Ts T I) O N As&*-fV -i? DIRECT. yjddjdiydy^yy Tim-, ONLY V ESS EL ok the BERTH. Ayy :^-Ar. £ y&y-^ The Al Clipper < COUNTESS ,OE £INTO»f,' 738'ons C <l Pei"-ukhukidoe, Erg., Master, will sail earl/ hi Deeen-bev, if hot previously Ml. First-class account odatiou lor passengers. M _ No steerage passengers will be booked after.the 18th jlnfit.'.ht. t or freight or passage apply to L. I ). NAT H A I\' & CO., Agents, Shortland-street,



TJiOB NEW TOEK "•wl^K J" DIRECT. S_m&M_l? FORWARDING PASSENGERS """"■"P** 0""' THROUGH TO LIVERPOOL. The Beautiful Clipper Barque •ALICE,' O. A. WiNDBifER, Commander, will leave Auckland for New York, about the 15th inst. First-class accommodation for Cabin passengers. Saloon passengers can be booked through to Liver pool for £65, transhipping into steamers at New York. Fer further particulars, apply to ROLPH, STERRY & CO , Agents. ~^T2^_ TTIOK freight OE aM^V Jj CHARTER. *S_i_____i_______ The Sob none «COLONIST,' 48 tons register, carries 30 tons dead weight. M. NICCOL, Agent. November 6, 1871. ; -\7ACHT EOE SALE. ■""SKS??**^ 5 tongj mos t substantially built of heart of Kauri, coppered, and well found.—Apply to B. TONKS _ CO. RUG-LI & POM Pitt's ROYAL \J ITALIAN OPERA COMPANY. TUTS (TUESDAY) EVENING. November 7, IL BARBIE RE DI SIVIGLIA. ROKIXA SICU-fOIIA AUUITSTA COKTEST. WEDN ESP V V EVENING, November 8, LUCREZIA BORGIA. Subscription Tickets, in packets of 24 • Dress Circle, £7 7.«.; Stalls, l_4 -is can be obtained at Cox Office, Upton's, Queen-street. Prices of Admission.—Dross Circle, 10s,; Stalls, (is.: Pit, 3s. mIIEATRE E 0 V A L. Lessee , Mr. Norman. In order to meet the demand for amusement at million prices, MB. HO3KINS has been induced to undertake the direction of the above Theatre for a limited number of nights. OPENING NIGHT, THURSDAY EVEN IN G, NOVEMBER 9, In commemoration of the Princo of Wales' Birthday. Production of the new Sensation Drama, by tlie author of tho Contested Election, entitled NEW MEN AND OLD ACRES, in which Mr. Hoskins and Miss F. Colville will appear, supported by tho late members of tlie Prince of Wales Theatre. In Active Preparation- Several new pieces, list received. Dress Circle, &.; Stalls, 2s; Pit, Is. p I T V HALL. Most Positively the LAST SIX NIGHTS I! THIS TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY, Nov. 7, aud 8, and following Evenings, of the A M E R I C A N WAR. In consequence of the unprecedented success of this Exhibition, and being the Last Visit, the audience will receive ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY GIFTS, which will be distributed gratuitously on these tho last Nights, consisting of Gold Watches [guaran teed), value from £5 os to £10 10s ; Silver do., do., value from £3 S.s to £G Gs ; Eloctro-plated Tea and Coffee Services, value from £2 2s to £4 4s ; and a vast assortment of other Gifts too numerous to men tion, amounting to £75, £75, £75, £75. Samples of the Gifts are now on view in the window of Mr. H. Cucksey, Music-seller, City Hall. No l_xtra charge fer Tickets. LAST MID-DAY PERFORMANCE ON SATURDAY NEXT, November 11. J. C. J.AI NEK, Manager. A UCK.LANI) ROWING CLUE J\_ ATHLETIC SPORTS. To be held in the ALB ER T BARE ACK S, ON THURSDAY, NOVEMBER SO, IS7I. Full particulars in future advertisement. GEO. H. FLETCHER, Hon. Sec. DEVON POE T [i. IG-H WAY DISTRICT. The Assessment Roll of the above district, for the year ending 30th June, 1872, has been deposited at Mr. William Newman's, Baker, Devon port, for the inspec tion of ratepayers, and a Meeting of tho Trustees will be held at the Flagstaff Hotel, De.onport, on FRI DAY', the Ist December next, at 5 p.m., for the pur pose of healing appeals (if any) against the assessment. Dated 30th October, 1871. H. N CCOL, Chairman. mO THE MRMBBKS OE THR X .JEWISH FAITH OP AUCKLAND AND THE THAMES. A public Meeting will be held at the Synagogue Chambers, Emily Place, on WEDNESDAY EVEN ING, the Sth November, at 7.30 o'clock sharp, for the purpose of taking into consideration " The necessity of erecting a new place of worship," at which every member of tho Hebrew persuasion is earnestly solicited to attend. EDWARD ISAACS, President. A UCKUKD HORTICULTU XX RAL SOCIETY. The First Exhibition for the present season, of Plants, Cut Flowers, Fruits, and Vegetables, will be held in conjunction with the Exhibition of the New Zealand Agricultural Society, in the Albert Barracks, on WEDNESDAY, November 15. Schedules of prizes can be obtained on application to the Collector, Mr. Osmund Lowis ; or to the undor signcd. , T. KIRK, Hon. Secretary. pARNELL DISTRICT BOARD. N 0 T I C E, The Parnell District Board hereby' call the atten tion of Ratepayers to Clause No. 42 of' the Highways Act, 1871, and notify that, in pursuance thereof, they have appointed the Office of Mr. George Fraser, City Mart Offices, Shortland-street, Auckland, as the legal place for payment of the Rate for the current year, ending 30th June, 1872. J. M. DARGAVILLE, Chairman. Parnell, November 0,1871. j A TJCKLAND KIFLI2 ASSOOIA _£%_. TION. Principal object—The Encourr.ger_.ent of l.iile Shoot ing amongst the Volunteers. Subscription— Not less than One Guinea per annum. Members are now being enrolled, and a Meeting will shortly be called for forming tho Association. s Gentlemen" desirous of joining will please to send ) their names to any officer commanding a company of Volunteers in tho Auckland District, to the office of j the daily papers, or to the undersigned. 1 J. M. CLARK. Sec. pro tern. Auckland, Kith October, 1&71.



NEW GOODS FOR PRESENTS, &c, NOW OPENING. AT HARRIS' CAVENDISH HOUSE, Shortland-street (Nearly opposite the Post-office). WORK-BOXES, Plain and Fitted Writing Desks, Chess, Draughts, Dominoes, Backgammon Boards, Solitare, Hair and Cloth Brushes, large Wax, Crying, Gutta Percha, and China Dolls, China and Pewter Tea Sets, Toys (in boxes) of every description, Toy Picture Books, Books for Presents (in fancy binding), "Enquire Within upon Everything," at _2s 6d each ; Eiisl.-ciass Meerschaum Pipes, Brior-root Pipes, Tobacco Pouches, Cigar Cases, Vesta Boxes, Choicest Cigars, Cigarettes, and Tobacco (cut or uncut). WHOLESALE AND RETAIL AT HARRIS' CAVENDISH HOUSE, S HOKTT. AN D - ST REIiT. IT.HE very Newest, Cheapest, & Best GENT'S SUITS, COATS, VESTS, AND TROUSERS, In Tweeds, Does, and Black Cloth, AT NEW ZEALAND HOUSE, 60, QUEEN-STREET, W. RATTRAY'S T)RIDE OE TOKATEA GOLD JL MINING COMPANY (REGISTERED). Notico is hereby given that unless Calls (Nos. 1 and 2) are paid within seven days from this date, such shares will be liable to forfeiture. E. HORNE, Manager. Aucliland, November 1,1871. "W OLE E'S SCIINA PP S. 3UO Cases AROMA 110 SCHIEDAM SCHNAPPS, warranted genuine, being a direct shipment from Udolpho "Woife, tlie patentee. Also, 30 cases Dubois' celebrated Liqueur Orange Bitters, recommended as an agreeable stomachic. BUCHOL7 & CO., Fort-street. miIAMBS HO T E L, QUEEN-STREET WHARF, AUCKLANB. BY APPOINT MEN T, ~ PROVEDORE To IllS liOVAL HIGHMESSiTIIE DUKEOF EDINBURGH. JOHN COPLAND, having made extensiv* modern improvements in Hotel business, directs tho attention of Setiiers, Visitors from the Thames, Coromandel, etc., to the excellence of tlie accommodations at the hove Hotel. Recently have been added BEDROOMS SMOKING-ROOM, SHOWER BATH, otc. The TABLES maintain their weU-deserved patron age for being supplied with first-class aitfcles, and the usual moderate charges Restaurant meals.jls, from 8 a.m. till B^p.m.; Ordi nary, 2s, from 1 till 2 p.m. T>H E E N OLO& T.—One Mouth J_ Longer. Be in time.—Mr. T. WRIGHT, Piikkn oi.oa ist, purposes .leaving Auckland at the end of November. Till then he may be consulted daily in the Young Men's Christian Association Rooms, also on Saturday Evenings. Last Lecture on Phrenology on -MONDAY, November 6th, in the Lecture Room as usual, at half-past 7. Subject: " The Reasoning and Semi intellectual Faculties." Blindfolded tests after the lecture. Admission: Front seats, Is;back seats, (3d. POTATOES! POTATOES !! POTATOES !!! TASMANIAN POTATOES. SPLENDID SAMPLE for Seed or Table uee. E. BAIRD, Victoria-street. W TANTED, GOOD TAlLOaS,—Apply immediately 3. Coombes, City Clothing Mart. BOARD AND RESIDENCE. WANTED KNOWN—That Comfortable BOARD and RESIDENCE can be procured at Mrs. Ej.ison's, Prospect House, Hobson-street, within two doors of St. Mat thew's Church. Terras : reduced from 25s to 21s per week. ONE or two Young ME > can be accomo dated with Board and Residence in a private family where no other boarders are kept.—Top of Wellington-street second door from Ltle'S, Baker. nnWO Gentlemen can be accomodated 'with .JL BOARD and RESIDENCE in the most healthy locality in town ; two minutes' walk from the Post Office. Terms very reasonable. —Cliff House, corner of Moore and Hobson sl reels. £1 REWARD 5 LOST— On the evening of the 31st October, in Hobson-street, ONE Light TWEED WAISTCOAT, with a small sum of money in pockets ; also, a Silver English Lever WATCH, with jet chain attached. The above reward will be given to any person bringing the same to the Star Office, whore the initials and the number of tho watch can be had. fta kaa TO LEND, on good Freehold XiAj,o\)\l Security.—Apply to J. M. .Lennox, Sharebroker and Land Agent, 37, Queen-street. T7.OR HIRE—A Large Round MARQUEE Jj 33 feet iv diameter, with Pole, Rope, Pegs, &c\, complete, sufficiently large to accom modate 150 persons. Parties requiring the above, can have it erected for them.—For further particulars enquire of Williams and Co., Tent Makers, Queen and Fort-streets. —October 13, 1871. 1 AAA I)OZEN BOTTLES WANTED.— I UUU Williams & Co., Victoria Brewery, Queen-street.



TTAY & HONEYMAN have disposed of their Stook, Lease, Fittings, &c, to Mr. H, ATKINS (who has had 'the management of their Business for the last two years, aud solicit a continuance of tho patronage so liberally bestowed on them. H. & H. can with confidence recommend Mr. Atkins to their customers, as from his large ex perience in the trade, and thorough knowledge of the requirements of this market, combined with superior taste and judgment, they feel assured that every satisfaction may be guaranteed to their late patrons. The Stock has been sold for Cash, at a Discount off Prime Cost, of 40 per cent., and the Goods (to their knowledge i ar«. being reduced in a proportionate rate. N.B.- All accounts due to Hay and Honeyman may be paid to Mr. Atkins, mHE S T O C X OF DEAPEEY AND CLOTHING, PURCHASED FOR CASH FROM HAY & HONEYMAN, AT A DISCOUNT OF 40 PER CENT. Oil? Prime Cost, Has been re-marked, aud is now offered at the HEAVY REDUCTIONS. ALSO. JUST OPENED, A SPLENDID STOCK OF NEW GOODS, Comprising New Dress Materials, Silks, Lustres, Brilliant Prints, Twilled Sheetings, Quilts, Calicoes Bonocks's Long^ cloths, Table Linen, Flannels, Blanket:;, Mattings, &c. A NEW STOCK OF CLOTHING, Shirts, Scarfs, and General Outfitting; Hosiery, Silk Umbrellas, Josephine Kid Gloves, Haberdashery, &c, &c., &c. Good Black Silks, 3s lid: Coloured Silks (14 yards), 30s 6d the dress; Horrocks's Longcloth (yard wide), 5Jd; Gents' White Kid Glovesj Is 6d; 40 dozen Ladies* White Cotton Hose, reduced from Is per pair to 6dper pair, or 5s 9d per dozen. All other goods equally cheap. Note.—-The Stock purchased from Hay & Honey man, amounting to upwards of £2,000, will be sold at 40 per cent, discount. All New goods during the sale, 15 por cent, below usual prices; H. ATKINS (LATE HAY AND HONEYMAJf). i



Auction Sales. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 8. TRADE SALE OF TEAS, TOBACCO, JAMS, AND GENERAL GROCERIES. E. & H. ISAACS Will hold a Trade Sale at their Stores, Fort-street, on Wednesday, the Bth November, at 11 o'clock prompt, HHHE Following CHOICE ASSOET- J NT of NEW GOODS, in trade parcels :— 100 cases New Season Hobart Town Jams, tins and jars 25 cases Store's Pickles 25 cases Prime American lib. Lobsters 20 cases Morton's lib. Salmon, just landed 10 cases Column's Mustard, assorted 50 half-chests Good Ration Tea 40 cases Palmer's and Bell and Black's Vesta Matches 30 ;}-boxes fine Cavendish Tobacco 10,000 Prince of Wales Cigars (good), duty paid 15 cases Day and Martin's and Baker's Blackings 2 tons Soda Crystals and Coleman's "White Starch 80 boxes Price's Sperm Candles, lib. packets 2 cases Brown Windsor and Skin Soaps 25 cases Salad Oil 2 cases Brushware &c., &c., &c. 7 FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 10. .7 The subscribers will sell at their rooms, Fort-street, on Friday next, 10th inst,, at 12 o'clock (if not previously disposed of), TH E well-known coppered and copper-fastened fast-sailing Schooner ' EXCEL SIOR,' 92 tons register, well found and ready for sea, with full inventory. For particulars apply to SAMUEL COCHRANE _ SON, Auctioneers. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 10. ME, A. PUCKLAND will sell by Public Auction, on FRIDAY NEXT, the Right of Charging Admission to the Albert Barracks, Auck land, on the day of the Show, November 15 ; also, the Right of Selling the Catalogues. Particulars in a future advertisement. JOHN GORDON, . Secretary. TT A T S. The Newest out in Felts and Straws. NEW PARIS AND DRAB SHELLS, AT NEW ZEALAND' lIOUSEJ fit*;, QUEEN-STREET. . .... MEDICO-BOTANIC DISPENSARY. - V*.- r: :' r .*- H. B R I T T A I N, - CHEMIST, DRUGGIST, AND MEDICAL HERBALIST, 65, VICTORIA-STREET, CORNER OF - CHAPEL-STREET. Sole Agent for.Dr. Coffin's Composition, Stomach Bitters, Antispasmodic, Diuretic and Female Restora tive Powders, Indian PiUs, &c, &c. A Fresh Supply of BRITISH and AMERICAN HERBS. ' Proprietor of the Far-famed WORM POWDERS, which are acknowledged to be the most marvellous and effectual remedy ever known. ......;.; UStP Country orders,'with remittance, will-receive mmediate at' ention. rrTo BUILD E.E S. Tenders are required for the Erection of a Church at Coromandel. Plans and Specifications may be seen at my office, until TUESDAY, the 14th November, when the tenders are to be delivered at 4 o'clock. . Flans; &c, may also be seen at Mr. Woolam's, Coromandel, until WEDNESDAY, the 15th, when the tenders are to be delivered at 3 o'clock. _. JAMES WRIGLEY, Architect. mo CAEP-NTEES & JOINEES. The Tenders for House at Coromandel to be dcliv** ered on TUESDAY, the 7th November, at 4 o'clock. JAMES WRIGLEY, Architect. A MERIC AN BARQUE _ti_ 'ROBERT.' Tenders will he received at our office until' 5" p"m.* on WEDNESDAY, November 8, for discharging from the hulk 'Bella Marina' the portion of Guano ex above vfcgsel, now stored there, and delivering the same into & Store in High-street.: ;*'" ]:'l *y :,| A ./: For particulars apply to HENDERSON* & MACFARLANE, Agents. o ~5~ i ;■ cyf% WILLIAM FRANK BUCELAND begs to* inform his friends and the public generally that hehas this day recommenced business as SHAREBROKER, ana GENERAL AGENT. .. ....,,". .; ; ~.,-... .'■ Office—Fort-street, Auckland. * *. ■;"''- y~:'A November 1, 1871. J ;:' ••' -* c FOE S ALB — About 60,000. feet superior Western Australia Mahogany (or Jarrah - Squared Piles, 20 to 40 feet long; 12 x 12, 13 x 13,: an-_ 14 x 14.--Apply to Connoa and McKay, Otago Graving Dock, Port Chalmers. ' '''" FOE SALE—The Unexpired Lease of five years of those large; commodious, and^ centrally situated premises known as Shortland House, in Shortland Crescent, occupied for the last nine years by Mrs. Lewis, as a Boarding School for Young Ladies. . These premises are well known, and are admirably adapted for the purpose for which tbey are now used, or for a Private Boarding House. Possession can be obtained at Christmas. For further particulars apply to H. ASHTON & SON, House and Estate Agents, No. 23, New Zealand Insurance Buildings. (^ H IE T S. r PLAIN and DRESS WHITE SHIRTS BOYS' and YOUTHS* Do. CRIMEAN SHIRTS, in Wool and Silk, AT ■-.:..- . C W. EATTEAT'S, . M 66, QUEEN-STRKET. ■"._•;'. • . ■ ■ ) -:■•'-■_, * 7™ ; "7" " *"""" I -~,. .;*■;;}{ m 0: LET—For v term, a Comfortable Si_v JL roomed HOUSE, detached, with Garden. and Orchard, iv full bearing. Tcrmamoderates also Four-roomed COTTAGE.—AppIy "%, Office of, this: paper. ; ~ __hahl Uk ...r:-a;...fe'i'J"'