JTHE EVENING STAB, AUCKLAND, MONDAY, NOVEMBER, 27, 1871.



~~~~T TvvEELAND ROUTE *j3^^^^v vJ^ TO ENGLAND. jJQmkT the UN ited states, new ZEALAND, AND AUSTRALIA MAIL STEAM SHIP LINE. WE HONOL^,^ FBANCISCO, NEW YORK, AND LIVERFOO-L. For a Four-weekly Mail Service. The magnificent steamship 'NEBRASKA, 1 Sff*VVyf* A* ° THURSDAY. 30th lust., at noon. " TVEGrtJLA R MONTH «|^^^v XL ly fiest-ct.ass steam jßlfeikSf' LINE BETWEEN /ajOKLAHD, SYDNEY, & MELBOURNE. FAXY'S srEAMMiO. The Splendid Steamship > 'CITY OB 1 ADELAIDE P For freight or passage, applj to Agent. "IT . " Q Tr BA M T O TII X s4fcfc^&>\ k3 THAMES. •GOLDEN CROWN' will sail as under :— S^ftßnmte, Ho' lock morning xSsSf 30l SoSer, S.SO o'clock morning Leave Tajiaru : Monday, 2Vth November, 4 oUock nfteKUOon Tuesday, 28th November 6 o cloc evening Wpdnesdav 29th November, 4 o clock a^eincon SmrsS% 30th SovembeM o'clock evening FAiuw-Cabin. 7s. 6d. Steerage, ss. |^ MANDBL. A Kegular Trader, i^^SS^^ a* Carrying Passengers and Cargo. TheP" S- 'KOYAL ALB'RED; Captain Kabquhab, will sail as under ;~ JfKOM AUOKLANU TO COROMAKDEL. -ir«»d a v 27th November, at 1 o'clock afternoon Saturday; 2nd December, at 8 o'clock morning Fkom Ooromanbbl to Auckland. is^sSnS,^cS^ 0 r n Kd^vSo^vSnlt 8 o'clock evening MdaVist December, at 7 o'clock evening Saturday, 2nd December, at 12 o clock noon Freight, 10s. per ton. VxnTJi -Cabm, Si. ' Steerage, ss. ''■ ,T. S. MACFARLASE & CO. - 1^ X 0 U H SI ON, FROM COKOMAKUEL TO TARARL, ON THUBSDAY, 30th NOVEMBER, 1871, ST. ANDREW'S DAY. The p.s. 'EOYAL -HS'RED1 Fakes, Kbturn Tickets— Saloon •• 10a. steera«e " 7s' *T~, T)KfllJUll STEAM iAJa>^N: Xi COMMUNICATION WITH f*\\^> THE BAY OF ISLAN DS. • JJUKK f'F E»TWBPR»H' r,:)! lcay; us follows :— FaoM Auckland xo Russell. ! - - i HURSDAY AFTERNOON, at -4 o clock i-'r^'L Hi.-ssßi.il to Auckland. i \ i.vi SATtIItDAY AFTERNSOS,"atI o'clock. ' i'..r all ■-, ,k«'..-!S apply to . U ' r^riTH & AVALKBR, Agents, No. 8, Insurance Buildings, Auckland: a. VII COQ, Agent, Eusael ; U*"lU> L. C. fiOI'FB, Agp.nt, AVaitangi. T> KGUT;A it WEEKLY si^^N. i.\) STKAM COMMUNICATION \Wffi£o^S>- WITH WANGAREI (calling at the BBisiilSsß Hot ri l)vin^> Kav/au, and Omaha each way). The p.s. 'DUKE OF EDINBURGH' will leave as follows! :— From Auckland. Monday, 27th November, 4 o'clock afternoon. Monday 4th December, 8 o clock evening. Monday 11th December, 4 o'clock afternoon. Mordar lStn December, 9 o clock evemng. Tuesday 26th December, 6 o'clock afternoon. From Wanciarei. Twe?day, 28th November, 7 30 o'clock evening. Tufißriav, sth DeceM'w, 12 o'clock nudnight, Tuesday 12th December, 7 o'clock evening. Tuesday. 19th December, 12 o'clock midnight. Wednesday, evening *w n TEAM TO THE Ijj^gJ^iT' THAMES. The favourite p.s. 'LALLA ,ROOKH' will leave as follows :— Leaves Auckland. Saturday, Soth November, at 5 o'clock evening Monday, 27th November, at 5 SO o'clock evening Tuesday, 28th November, at 5.30 o'clock evening. Wednesday, 29th November, at 5.30 o'clock evening Leaves Grahamstown. Saturday, 25th November, at 9 o'clock morning Monday, 27th November, at 9 o'clock morning Tuesday, 28th November, at 9 o'clock morning . Wednesday, 29th November, at 9 o'clock morning -. , FARM.-Oabin, h. Steerage, 4s. j M. NICCOL, Agent. ~U^ TlWtt THE THAMES. *||pi<§Vs£ A CARGO BOAT EVERY DAY J§&b3!BsSh* FROM AUCKLAND. Thep.t. 'ENTERPRISE No. 2,' Captain Scon, will leave this week as under— ■ Monday, 27th November, at 9,30 o'olock evening Wednesday, 2<"fth Novomber Friday, Ist December ■ Alia, the p.s. ■ \. < LADY B WEN,*| Cftr't-R!»K*©AMB, will leave as follows :-< /'«<;sd^vS.">'.li November- \ rimradr'.T, SOth. Norerubsr J. MORTON, Cochrafce-s E-alld^^s. Tort-btreet, Jbi otl*n&. -\; : I - ./ "._:_..::._ _: _ if. :- ,-.■,.■;"



->b=Xv Tj^LAGSTAFF FEERT. fsllil^> SPECIAL NOTICE. The 'ENTERPRISE No. 1' will leave the North Shove EVERY FRIDAY EVENING at 7.15 (weather permitting), returning from Auckland at 11 p.m. TIME TABLE NORTH SHORE FERRY BOATS. Commencing on Monday next. New "Wharf. Old Wharf. Auckland. 7 a in 7.10 a.m. 7.30 a.m. Sj 40 a.m. 8.45 a.m. 9.10 a.m. 0.30 a.m. <j.4oa.m. 10 am. 10 a.m. 10,30 a.m. 10.30 a.m. 10.40 a.m. 11a.m. 11 a.m. 11.30 a m. 11.30 a.m. 12 noon. 12 noon. 1 p.m. 1 p.m. 1.30 p.m. 1.30 pm. 2 p.m. o ptn . 2 p.m. 2.30 p.m. 2.30 p.m. 3 pm. 3 p.m. 3.30 p m. 3.30 p.m. 4 p.m. 4 pm 4Jop.m. 4.30 p.m. 5 p!m. 4-30 p.m. 5 p.m. (j pm 5.10 p.m. 5.30 p.m. 5.30 p.m. 6 p.m. 6.10 p.m. 6.30 p.m. SUNDAY. 9.45 a.in. 10a,m. 10.30a.tn. 6 p.m. 1 p.m- 1.30 p.m. (Last trip Sunday). 6.10 p. m. 0.30 p. m. NIGHT BOAT. North Shore. Auckland. 7.20 p.m. Bp.m J. 0.30 p.m. 11 P-m. FA.RES.-Day, weekly, 2s (3d; day and night, weekly, as; single tickets, night, Is; returns.night. IsiGd. HOLMJfcjS BJxUS. ~~-^~~Z TTkTk SYDNEY AND j^^^^^V JJ MELBOURNE. J^|||||gsj u.s., n.z., &a7m.s.s. line. The splendid steamship 'NEVADA,' 2143 tons JH- Blexhen, Commander, will be despatched from Auckland, for the above ports, on or about WEDNESDAY, 6th December. "for freight or^eapply to MACFARLANE "~T J*. "1? O M TARANAKI, &4-^^N JP NELSON, PICTON, WEL- Hssrs3?N>w lington, lyttelton, and jgy^glllgigSf PORT CHALMERS. The N.Z.S.S. Company1* ».». 'TJiBAKAKI, 1 E. Wheeler. Commander, from Onehunga, on WED NESDAY next, 20th inst., at 11 o'clock a.m. For Freight or Passage apply to COMBES & DALDY, Agents; A. BARNES, Onehunga; Or, R. S. LEDGER, C-rahamstown. *zn>-L XT Olt KAIPAEA. lh SPJfOc>» '^'ie Splendid Clipper Schooner 'COLONIST,' To sail THIS DA.V (Monday!, positively. For freight, apply to M . mccO L, Custom-house-street. ■ Agent. x^ r . Tf OiT SYDNEY. /YfcfrmPy)^. Tne faTorite regular trader; 'ALICE CAMEEON' ' Will sail as above, on WEDNESDAY, 29th instant. For freight or passage apply to HENDERSON & MACFARLANE. -^^ra^k thor 1.0 nd o n 4|K -T direct. ■^DeJE^^' The ONLY VESSEL on thb BERTH. Tlie Al Clipper • COUNTESS O¥ KINTOEE, 1 738 tons, C. G. Petherbridge, Esq., Master, will sail early in December, if not previously full. First-class accommodation for passengers. No steerage passengers will be ooked after the l»tn mFoffrei g htor P assag L e_ T ly U> TuAN & Agents, Shortland-s treet, *%%* XTACHT FOB SALE. %>2?/itS Th» Yacht 5 { onSl most substantially built of Heart of Kauri, coppered, and well found.—Apply to B. TONKS & CO. hrri 0 B SALE. j^^^^v Xlie Fast-sailing Favourite Schooner jjffifflLC 'MEELIN,' built by Mr. H. Niccol, in May, 1870 ; 41 tons register, carries 75 tons, on a draught of 7 feet; well found in anchors and chains, sails, &c. For further particulars, apply to vrrirtnT M. jNICCOJ-i. November 18,187 J. riAG-LI & POMPEI'S ROYAL \J ITALIAN OPERA COMPANY. THIS (MONDAY) EVENING, November 27, LA. TRAVIATA. Alfredo Signer Leandro Coy Gcrmont Wgnor Fihppo Coliva Gastone .. •• '■■■'.. Signor Francisco Benso Dottore .. .. .. Signor Pietro Favas Siguora Luigia Tournene VioletU SignoraTamburiniCoy Tuesday, Evening, Nov. 28—DON PASQUALE Wednesday Evening. Nov. 29-IL TROVATORIi, Thursday Evening, xYov. 30-LUCIA DI LAMMEK MQOR. Friday Evening, Dec. 1-LAST NIGHT OF SUB SCKIPTLON SEASON—SAB'FO, after which the 2nd Act of LA SONNAMBULA. Box Office, TTptous', Stationers, Queen-street. Prices of Admission.—Dress Circle, 103. ; fc>ta''s_»s v .:. Pit. 2s. .—. -:\>J^ The Box Office opens every U»y> at,-Jf a . m . 3_>it-TWC>^gajLLIN(JS. ■ .— i sd^- —: —. v —. — p A G-L^lW DPOMPEr '§ ROYA h t^v Italian opera company. SATURDAY EVENING-, December 2/ LA S T NIGH T O F TH E OPB RA, BEHEEIT or SIGNOR CAGLI, On which occasion will be given Mozart's immortal work, DON G- [O \ T A. NN I. Box plan now open. mHEATRE 11 O V A L. Lessee ~ Mr. Walter Dudley. THIS (MONDAY) EVENING-, Nov. 27. RE-APPEARANCE OF MISS FLORA. ANBTEAD. First time in Auckland of the Beautiful Comedy, entitled TIIE FOLLIES OF A NIGHT ; Or, Tiie Masqukba.dk Ball. The Duke d.c CJiartre? .. Mr. L. Booth. j Dr Drugsondratt .. .. Mr. Walter Hill. p C rre>ailiot .'. .. Mr. J. P. Hydes. Deßrissac .. .. Mr. Olovor. M. LeDugard .. .. Mr. Ihoi^;:. Servant .. •• Mr. .Starke. ' Puclieps de CJmvtre* ,-.. .. .Miss fclora Amtoad. Mademoiselle Dural .. x\lhn Jes.sie Raymond Concluding with the Burlesque Extravaganza, entitle^ YB IiONEYMOON ;' Or, if yen have a Wife rule a Wife. I Great Preparations for St. Andrew's Day. On Monday, December I, Miss-Clara Steplienson, Mr. Ciiarles Burford aud Mias Kute Burford mil appear In a :"ew Drama. Pit, One iihiHing. Stall, 2s, JJresa Circle, B*.



LODG-B ST. ANDREWS, No. 418, I.C. . The regular Monthly Mpating of the above Lodge ■will be held in the Lodge-room, Star Hotel, Albert street, THIS EVENING, at 7.30 o'clock. By command. R.W.M. ■v A 8 O N 1 C BALL. At a Meeting of Masons held Last Evening, at the Masonic Hotel, it was resolved " That a Ball should be given at the end of the year." All Brethren are invited to attend at the Masonic Hotel, on TOES DAY, 28th instant, at 7 p.m., to form a Committee to carry out that resolution. . I WILLIAM SNELL, ' ) Joint Sees. I WILLIAM BELL, .Tuk., ) pro tern. A. -- ¥- The Adjourned Meeting of the above Order, for th« passing of the" Bevised Bylaws, will be held in the Court-room, on TUESDAY, the 28th inst., at 7.30 p.m. A full attendance is requested. By order of (XR. -A UCKLAND BOWING- CLUB J\_ ATHLETIC SPORTS. POSTPONED TILL SA'i \JRD AY, 2nd DECEMBER, 1871. ■ Full paiticulars on Wednesday next. GEO. H. FLETCHER, Hon. Sec. KsTcOLCLOUGbI will Lecture THIS EVENING (Monday), November 27, at the Devonport Hall, Worth Shore. SjftbjeU ' 'Marriafe." . . i Doors o)en at 7 30, to commence at S. Admission, | Is, Reserwd Seats, 2s. QH 0 R tTTa N D HOUSE. 0 CHRISTMAS BALL. MVSIC HALL, SYMONDS-STREET, Disc. 13, 1871. former Pupils and I'riends, may obtain Tickets (£. ench), for the above Ball, at Portland House, bcore the' 13th December, 1871. ipHE very Newest, Cheapest, & Best GENTS' SUITS COATS, VESTS, AND TROUSERS, i In Tweeds, Does, and]Bla<k Cloth, AT NEW ZEALAND JIOL'SE, 66, QUEEN STREET, W. RA T T RAY' S riITT, SUBURBAN, AND COTJN \J TRY PROPERTIES, for sale br the Under signed — I CITY. UPPER QUEENT-Si'REET.- Four Allotment?, imme diately above t'e Army and iiavy Hotel, running through to Gre>street." FORT-STtlEliT.—llotment situated clo3C to the Breakwater Red. SHORTLAM>-STKET.—Allotment and two Shops corner of Shortind-street and Field's Lane. SHORTL'VND-STKEr.—Shop and Allotment, run ning through tChancery-street. JERMYN-STREE'.—Allotment fronting Jnraoyn street and Edeistrcet, with three houses erected thereon, adjoin;g Dr. Campbell's property. VICTORIA QUARANT.—Allotment immediately below the Nortlrn Club, fronting both V ctoria Quadrant and Cincery-street. WYNDHAM-STRET.—Allotment having a large frontage, with serai shops and dwelling-houses thereon. DURHAM-STRKK — Allotment close to the bale Yards lately ompied by. Messrs. Hunter and Nolan. ' ,T !••"-•• EDWARDES-STRET. - Cottage and Allotment. HOBSON-STREET. Two comfortable Houses and Allotments adjning the property of inr. A. Craig. COOK-STREET.—(ttage of sir rooms, two doors from Hobson-stet. SALE-STREET. X-ee Allotments corner of Welles ley-street. , | BREWER-STREEX-Cottage and Allotment (otf Grey-street). i _ . WELLINGTON-STEET. -That Elegant Villa Rbsi dence, known mi' Ashburton Cottage," with the allotment on whh it is erected. TURNER-STREET,Comfortable House of eight rooms, close to tper Queen-street. LIVERPOOL-STREl'.—Allotment, and Housf of six rooms. FRANKLYN-STREl'.—House of five rooms. WYJSTYARD-STREE— House of six rooms, opposite the residence of «mes Smart, Esq. DBURBS. ST. GEORGE'S BY.—About two acres of Land, with five substitially built Residences erected 1 thereon, situate i the Beach in St. George s Bay, and commanding^ extensive view of the harbour. These houses wilbe sold cither separately, or all in one let. NEWTON. - Two foin-oomed Cottages. EPSOM.-Three-quaErs of an acre of ground, with a large nine-roome<House, stable, fowl-house, i-c , &c, thureon. , _ SYMOiN'DS-STREET-Two four-roomed Houses in Russell Place. , MOUNT ST. JOHN-New four-roomed House, and one acre of Grou'd, on the Great South Road, close to the residnce of W. J. Marks, Esq. POXSONBY ROAD! About one and a-half acres of Land, with [ large ten-roomed House, and out-building erected thereon, near the resi dence of F. J. V« Stunner, Esq. PARNELL—Four-romed Cottage in Uevonport street. REMUEltA.—riousaand about eight acres ontne Kemuera Road, lie proper y of the late It. fcew- DEVONPORT, NtiTH SHORE - Comfortable House of six rools, situated in the centre of the district. ' »-i» l '■ "± COTELK-Hmiso olfour rooms and two Allotments. •^VJIfONP-S-STRKKL— Allotment held under lease, n ithuj^.m*.. rf ,,; - o f £io per annum. Allotment', fvonting Spring Road. EDENSOU.^Seven-roomed two-stci-y House, stable, citwshfeif fowl-house, and Allotment fronting the ■ t .Momitjidon Road. , . ONEHUMa. -Adesli ble family residence ot ton rooms ,bslh istabl" coach-house, cowshed, fowl house, antt all necessary out-buildings attached, and three acres of rich ground, all fenced, and partly laid down in grass, and partly as vegetable and ilower garden. On the same property is also a fonr-roomtd Cottage. _ ONEHUNGA.—Three Allotments in Maria-street. COUNTRY PROPERTIES. HOW ICK.—Houst and 19 acres in the centre uf the village. WHAU —21 acres,ueav the Wliau Bridge. GREAT SOUTH R)aD.~-Farm of 03 acres. r HUNCA.— 4-t acrei. contiguous to Mr. \V. Hny s property. WAN<iARKI*~Farn. of 96 acres, 50 acres m grass partly fenced, ano House thereon. WANGAUEI TOWJSBHIP.- Eleven-roomed House and three Allotments, at the junction of two roads, about 400 yads from the landing place, RAGLAN.—IB 2 acres Whaingaroa, fronting the Waitetuna River. MAT A KAN A.— Improve! Farm of Co acres, fronting the river. EAST TAMAKI.—Fann of 100 acres, fenced, and under cultivation, with a comfortable Homestead And a large nmnber of FARMS, varying from 40 to 500 acres, in the Parishes of Takapuna, Hunua, Waikato, Kaijara, llareretu, Mangapai, Ohuroa Great Barrier l&land, Ruarangi, Waitara, Waiuku, Waitakerei, Pihoi, Kaiwaka, Opotiki, Maraetai, Kaglan, Maungikaramea, Kaurawhero, Manukau, Ruatangata, Pakuvanga, Pirongia, Taupiii, Omaha, Keri-Koi, Ngiu-oto, Te Aral, Watwer&j Sao. SUM^^Y A LI.OrVfKNTS. Kvber Va.Va i>Utf : I5ronlt«llo; Dc:lwood ; Point ■ " Chevalier ; llardington's I'ufdock, Unehunga , Kapanga; Townships of Riglan, Nowcastle, Opotiki, &c, &c. Full particulars of any of the abtve pioncrhes can be obtained at the Land-Watt, ?otWbrot, and, where practicable, intending purchasers wrt have an oppor tunity afforded them ofj'personally vowing tach pro perty. SAMUEL COCHRANI2 & SON; LAND -"A'TO^B STATE A^K>'TB, FORT-STHEBI.



Militia and Volunteer Office, Auckland, November 25, 1871. TEE FIRST .STAGE of the Kifle Match for the Mayor's Cup will bt> fired on SATURDAY NEXT, the 2nd December, commencing at 9 o'clock, on the Mount Eden Rifle Range. The Match to be fired under the following Rules :— Competitors to appear in uniform ; the Cup to be comneted for by Volunteers of all branches of the force, but with Enfteld Rifles. Each competitor must produce his efficiency certifi cate for the year, or for the half-year ending March 31,1871. The Match to consist of S stages, the highest aggre gate scorer to be the winner of the Cup. Ist. Stage. -Ranges, 150 and 200 yards ; standing ; 5 shots at each range. No compfttitor to pass into second stage who does not score 25 points or upwards. Target, 6x 4 ; centre, 2x2; bull's eye, 8 inches square. 2nd. Stage.- Eanges, 300 and 400 yards ; kneeling ; 5 shots at each range. Xo competitor to pass into third stage whose score in this and first stage, added together, does not amount to 50 points. Targets same as first stage for 800 yards ; and for 400 yards, 6x G ; centre 4x4; bulk's eye, 2 x 2 ■ 3rd. Stage.—.Ranges, 500 and tM) yards ; any posi-1 tion ; 0 shots at each range, Targets same as at 400 yards in second stage. ' j Regulation Enfleld Itifle only to be used. No trial shot; no artificial rest, and mininum pull oft" of trigger to be (31b. / ■• WM. GOUDOiV, Major, Commanding Auckland District. IN pursuance of "The of Elections Act, ISVO," 1, Henry Colin Bal neavis, Esquire, Returning Officer for the Electoral District of the NORTHERN DIVISION, do hereby give notice that, by virtue of a writ, bearing date the 21th day of November, 7 871, under the Public Seal of the Province, an Election will be held for the return of one qualified person to serve as a Member of the Provincial Council fer the said Electoral District, and that the Nomination of Candidates will take place at the Devonport Hall, Flagstaff, North Shore, at noon, on the 2odday_ of .December, 1871, and that the poll (if necossary) will bo taken on the 13th day of Decem ber, 1871. M. C. BALNEA VIS, Returning Officer. The following are the Polling Places for the Electoral District of the Northern Division :— The Devonport Mall, Flagstaff, North Shore. Mr. Reid's Residence, Stokes' Point, North Shorn. iMr. John McPike's Residence, Little Muddy CrceV. Henderson's Mill. The Store where the Court and Highway Hoards Sit, Weiti. The Public Hall, Mahurangi. The Post-office, Mahurangi Heads. The Post-ofh'ce, Waiwcra. Mr. Munro's Store, Matakana. Court-house, Hclensville, Kaipara. Mr. Keoeh's House, Pitoitvl, Riverhead. Fl. C. BALNEAVIS, Returning Officer. mO THE ELECTORS O¥ THE X NORTHERN DIVISION. GENTLEMEN,— A vaciucy having occurred in the representation of your district in the Provincial Coun cil, through the resignation of John Mitchell Murray, Esq., I beg to offer myself as a Candidate for election, and, if returned, will do my utmost to forward your interests. I am, Gentlemen, Yours obediently, HE.VRY WARNE FARNALL. O X A- B A T H I N G. THE SOLID ROCK BATH, SHALE'S POIXT, affords the healthful luxury of a Salt Water Bath, with thorough protection from' the dangers attendant on ordinary sea-bathing. The graduated solid rook bottom aftords a safe footing, which, together with steps and divins boards on all sides, assures thf pleasure of a Bath to the most nervous, as well as to tho boldest swimmer. Tickets for one year £110 Di'to Children under 1^ £0 10 6 A Single Bath £0 0 * An allowance mad* on Family Tickets. For Ladies onjy, from 10 till 12 each day, Sundays ex cepted. i For Tickets apply to HENRY KEEPING, JU>\, 68, Queen-street. maILo v r n G. tiSW TWEEDS AND COATINGS, Cut and made in the most recent fashion, AT W. EAT YR AY'B, 86, QUEEN-STREET. TOOKEY GOLD MINING COMPANY (LIMIiKD). I HEREBY give notion that, I will "NOT b$ responsible, for any UNREGISTERED TRANSFER, dated before this, date 8,, d made by me, of shares in r.bovo Compaq if not registered this week. fa HARRY S. RUDDOCK. Auckland, November 21, 1871. FOR SALE, A GOOD SAMPLE POTATOES (picked), in lots to f>uib purchasers. JAKINS & WILLpoX, Dui'iam-gtvect. NOTICE.— Tho Business of tlio Market, to be disposed of, not having time to attend both places. A good chanr c f or a steady married couple with a lilt \> money. Tho Goods can be taken at cost pice, or the Shop, with all the fittings, at ab m t one-half cost. Rout y*".V *&»***. &s part is Id to a good -tenant. V iiiuce is suitable.for a large Wholesale Busitoess^fefitßi'^.llo^ wiUlshelvesand tho gm md on. . . v^-Hu ■■■ Apply to 11. Watts, Market I'lace, Qiii/yx treet. CiHORTLAKD HOUSE SEMI- O NARY, AUCKLAND. | Mits. Lewis thanks most gratefully th« friends and guardians of the Pupils entrusted to her care and tuition for the past twelve years for their support and patronage, and' begs to inform them that after Christinas she will open an Establishment on a smaller scale, at Epsom, and solicits a, continuance of their patronage for her successors, Mrs. Harden and Miss ilasdden. November 15,1871. ryi SALE- XTTANTED- Caledoniau3 Thames Thames Oaledouiant Bright Smiles Tookeys Moanatairis Alburnias Otagoa Central liaiys Nonpareils Bright Smiles. Central Italys. W. J. HUNT, Sharebroker. No. 10, Insurance BuildiDgs. a H I • 11 T .3 • ' I*LAl*r and DRESB WHITE 8H?BT8 . BOYS' and YOUTHS' Do. . , CRIMEAN SHIRTS, in AV'ool and ailli, j W. RATT'EAY'S,



NEW GOODS ! ]SjTEW DRAPERY. pW OL OT 1-1 ING. H. ATKINS HAS JUST OPENED— vr jl w suMar c r Goo d s yr E W DRESS MATERIALS VTEW GRENADINE DRE;3ES VT'fi W MUSLIN DRESSES VfE VV 81 L X JACKETS V7EW BLAC X SILKS VTBW LACE SHAWu VT E W SUMMER PRINTS VpSW MANCHESTER GOODS VT X W HOSIERY \T E AY C L O T H I N G E W T W E Ep''g UI T S VfKVf TWEVD TROUSERS i>g-EW Tweed trojsers. & vests \T E W WHIIE SHIRTS VT E W HATS lN . VT E W OUTFITTING \TE\V GOODS IN ALL DEPARTMENTS. H. ATKINS begs to inrito attention to the .bov'e Goods, whiuh bave been selected with ;reafc car*, and marked 15 per cent, belotv isua! prices. H. A. would also in rite, special attention to i beautiful Stock of Grenadine Dresses (iv all :olovs and styles), at 1« 4|d, well worth 2s per yard; also to Dress Materials, from 6fd per yard ; also to n large Stock of Black Silks, fully 20 per cent under value ; also to Black Lace Shawls, from 5s lid to 50i each ; also to a. case of Ladies' Cambric Handkerchiefs, fine goods, from 5s lid per dozen; also to the Clothing Department, wkich is well stocked with New Goods; also to a New Stock of Long Curtains, Quilts, Sheetings, &o. H. A TKINS (Late Hay & Honest man) .



ONE AND ALL SHOULD PATRONISE' ! BAKNKTT & LEVY, THE NOTED CH EA P GTI GOERS, EED Hb^JSE, AUCKLAND AND^HIAHAjteJCOWN, A OKNOWLEDGEDtobetheCfIBAPEST GROCERS in the province. WMO LX S AL X AND RETAIL COME AND LOOK AT OUR WINDOWS, And you will prove by paying us a call that we are selling goods at astonishing low prices, which we guarantee 01" the purest and beat quality, COME AND LAY IN YOUR CfIjULsTMAS FBUIT, Just landed, and imported fur our Christmas trade. COME ONE, AND COME ALL, And we warrant to give you entire satisfaction, being direct importers from ihe best home louses, and cash purchasers. We are pre pared to cell cheaper than any other house. 3 ALL ONCE YOU CALL AGAIN ' ' AT BARRETT & LEVY'S, WHOLESALE & RETAIL ' .. G X, 0 G E R 5,.. AUCKLAND & G-RAHA'MSTOWN. Note the Address— JSob. 204 and 20G, QUEEN-STREET, Noxt the Theatre. Eoyal. Auction Sales. TO-MORROW, At Half-past Ten o'Clock Sharp. 3ALE OF CHOICE FRUITS, ix ' City of Adelaide,' now landing, in splendid con lition, consisting of— 108 cases superior Oranges 7i cases clioice Apples 0 cases Bananas 4S cases Plums o casks Soft-shell x\lmonds.. H. S. MEYERS & 00. TO-MORROW. HALF^PAST NINE A.M. DUAN-aKS/LEMONS, NAVAL ORANGES PLUMS, APRICOTS, too , EX '.CI.TV OF ADELAltfer •-^^^ . ■■; . -~.. ;■ ,: ; ■ - . Will sell, by auction i< tin - ..' 'v " lH^ **»" -1/jo ca.ses v&ml, .-M>' ydV of Adelaide,' of very Kin Vvu't, :-tr,tii->VMg\Oi Oranges, Kaval ©ranges, Lemons, i-'v,w, u\f.S^R» &c, ' &c, &>-■■ ■ 3 ■ '. —-IiLJSt TO-MOBROW MORNIISG-; "''£§' At 10 o'clo«V jharp, \S> EX 'CITY OF ADELAIDE?'') ha CASES ORANGES IJLU 10 cases Fluma." : , - 100 bugs SdUuzc -■ ; ,; G-SOEGK SIBBIB.- THE subscriber begs to inform I friends and the public tliut he has e;,,^ '••'/ /-.. Corner Auction Mart, .Queen and WyndJ,. ' v _fc and having taken -one, of those at&^» u,.,\ Stores opponite the Hbjrali> Oii" ' " '- ; to vf csiiuk^^^vQ ftnd sell *' ■ ' "^ V" *



Auction Sales. ahi TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 28. At II o'clock. TRADE SALE o* HOSIERY, CLOTHINa, SHIRTS, /"I. HATS AND CAPS, CHINA MATTING-. E. & H. ISAACS Will sell by auction, at their Store, Fort-street, on Tuesday, the 28th November, at 11 o'clock, npHE following Goods, to close con- JL signments of various shipments before the end of the current year:- • About SOO dozen Men's, Women's, Girls', and Beys' Hose and Half-hose iQ dozen pairs Men's Leamington Cord, Mole, and Duck Trousers 50 dozen Boys' and Men's Crimean, Scotob Twill, and Victoria Shirts 3 cases London and Melbourne-made Cloth and Tweed Clothing A large parcel of Handkerchiefs, Indiarubber i Belts, HairXets, Pins, Tapes and Laces, Stay Busks, Crinoline Steel, Carpets, and Waterproof Bags 4-4 and o-i White and Coloured Matting Boys' and Men's Hats and Caps, a largo assortment 3 bales pom. Double-warp Groy Sheeting, vaKd,, 30in. Greys if- 1- 1 , ■ ■ '■>■■.- mm :.&.e,, &c., to. . "^ Also, on account of whom it may concern. 3 bales Light Ground Fancy« Prints, slightly spotted. ,'flfe a . ■■..;•....,.-ili '; -~ ' ■• *::*ii&i ■-■- The attention of the Trade, is = called tPtbis sale, as most of-the goods will be sqM totally unreseiwp. - '^Ti^7::^i i TO MOBBOWft? "■''■■ *»j ' BY AtJOTIOR-' " AT E. & H. ISAACS, FORT-STREET. ~ OASES AND BALES, containing J Toilet Covers, assorted, Scarlet Flannela, Bedford ;ord Trousers, Crowu Moles, Alpaca Sac Coats, &c. ■■ ' ■■'■-' ' '-'•-' ■■ ■ ■ :i»:. b Ll,'H*'jj{^r TO-MORROW. .■;•'.•;; -_ ■■ ■. ■ ■ vi.-i i - -.. —. -1- J*l |2() CASES ORANG-BS, LEMOKS, AND PLUMS. , : At 10 o'clock prompt. ... ; i;.h: • ,:.-..- ; !_■■; -•':-■■■■ ■-,-*<-'? o.io nj£ s &, ' c 67- ;' -■■-■■• ■ -10 ' ZYMWiB nil - ■■ -'■''■ "■ ■■■■■ - ■■• •■■ ••■■■} "'_.'•■">'■ ;■ i WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER" 2£k"; Ji' LUCILA.ND ROWING- C I*£H« ATHLEIir; SPORTS, yT - ALBERT BARRACK 5.,; 1 DMTSSION, EJECTION OP £X BOOTHS, and PROGRAMME, to be sold by uction, on Wednesday next, at 11 o'clock. '. ~ "■ .f ,s, iV"s.r B. TONES & CO., Auctioneer*. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 28. BY ORDER-OF THE REGHSTRAR @F THE SUPREME COURT OF;NEW ZEALAND. The subscribers have received instructions ftoiD- \ Lavghlin O'Bnen, Esq., as Registrar of the Suprem* y Court of New Zealand, on behalf of the Mortgagee*, to sell by pwblic auction, at the iand Mart, Fort street, on Tuesday, 23th'.November, at 12 o'clock, THK fee simple of and--iu all that Piece of LAND in the suburbs of Auckland, being Lot' 34 of the Subdivision into Lots of Allot ments Nos. 54, 55, and 56, Section No, 6, Suburbs of ~nd. On the property, which is situated at Mount Eden, is erected a Comfortable Six-roomed House with conveniences, lately in the occupation of Robl«y. < ........ .. _ • For further partictdars, appiy to Thomas B. Wettan, Esq , Shortland-streel,-'Auokland, Solicitor to tn« Mortgagees; or, to • SAMUEL COCHRANE & 80N,: ' Auctioneers. '." -^ TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 28. The subscribers have received instructions to sell, »t the Land Mart, Fort-street, On Tuesday, SSfch" rast.. at 12 O'clock, ■;.?' ; ««' " ' ■;:.•;«*' A*. COMFOETABLB COTTA&X JA. newly shingled, sitiiated in Rodney-street, Howick. and erected on Allotment 162, of ttte village, M containing one acre., '~ ;; Also, t ■ '• ■■ - Allotments 50 and 51, Section 2, of the Town of Howlck, ■'froiitiujf■Grey-street, and containing 1 rod« and S5 perches. ■ " ■ ■■ ,' ■■">■' ■ •■' ■--># AMUEL COOHRANiS &■ SON, ---""'""■ Auctioneers.'