lived; that the only security for us all was in his immediate extirpation from the face of the earth, and that no amount of money could seal his lips or close his hands. It would be no crime, ho said, to deprive him of the means of assassinating the whole human family, aud that, as for himself, he was for dooming him to immediate death.

With a unanimity that tvas extraordinary, the entine committee coiucided. A greffc many plans were proposed, dis cussed,, id rpjected. having in view the ex termini im of Surnmerfield. In them all there vii\'« the want of that proper caution •which would lull the apprehensions of an enemy; for, should he for an instant suppose treachery, we kntjw his nature well enough to be satisfied that he would waive all ceremonies and carry his threats into iminedi&l« execu tion. TAKKSB JIXED 07 TO SO THB SSX9.

It was finally rsfolred that the trip to New York should not be abandouod, apparently. But that we were to start out in accordance with the original programme; that during the journey, some proper means should be rasorttd to by me to carry out the final intentions of the committee, and that whatever I did would be sanctioned by them all, and full protection both in law and conscience afforded me in any stage of the proceedings.

Nothing was wanting but my own •onsent, tut this was difficult to secure.

At (he fi"r*t view, it seemed to b» ft most horrible and unwarrantable crime to daprive fi fellow-being of life, under any circumstances ; but especially so where, in meeting his -Ate. no opportunity was to be afforded hi-n for pre paration or repentance. Jt was a long time before I could dissociate, in my mind the two ideas of act and intent. My studies had lonp ago made me perfectly familiar with the doctrine of the cidl law, that in order to.con stitute guilt there must be a unioa of action and intention. Taking the property of another is not tbefr.unless, a* the hwjrrs term it, there is the animus furandi. So in homicide, life may be lawfully taken in some instances, whilst, the deed may be excused in others. Thesherifl hangs the felon, and deprives him of «>'s'fceiiO9 ; yet nobody thinks of accusing the officer of murder. The soldier slays his enemy, still the net is consider d heroioal. It doe* not there fore follow that human life is too sacred to be taken away under all circumstances. The point to be considered was thus narrowed down into one grand inquiry, whether Bummerfield was properly to be regarded «* hoslis humani generis, the enemy of the human race, or not. If he should justly be so con sidered, then it would not only not be a orima to kill him, but an act worthy of the highest commendation. Who blamed McEenzie for hanging Spencer to the yard-arm f Yet in his ease, the lives of only a small ship's crew were in jeopardy. Who condemned Pompey for exterminating the pirates from the Adriatic P Yet in his case, only a small portion of the Roman Republic was liable to devastation. Who accused Charlotte Corday of assassination for stabbing Marat in his bath t Still her arm only saved the lives ofa few thousand of revolutionary Frenchmen. And to come down to our own times, who heaps accusation upon the heads of Lioooln, Thomas, or Sheri dan, or even Grant, though in marching to victory over a crushed rebellion they deemed it necessary to wale through seas of human gore ? If society has the right to de fend itself from the assaults of criminal*, who at best can only destroy a few of its members, why should I hesitate when it was apparent that the destiny of the globe itself hung in the balance? If Summerfield should live and carry out his threats, the whole world .jgpuld feel the shock. Hi 3 death was the only . path to perfect safety. I asked the privilege 61 meditation for one hour, at the hands of the committeo, before I would render a decision either -way. During that recess the aboTe argumentation occupied my thoughts. The time expired and I again presented myself before them. I did not deem it requisite to state the grounds of my decision ; I briefly signified my BBsent and made instant preparation to carry the plan into execution. Having passed on the line of the Pacific Railway more than once, I was perfeotly familiar with all ofpts windings, gorgpi, and precipiceß.. . •■

"THE MAIT WITH A 8ECBBT" DH*BOTHD. I selected Cape Horn as the best adapted *o the purpose, and * * * the public knows the rest. Having been fully acquitted by two tribu nals of the law, I make this appeal to my ftllow-rnen throughout the State, and ask them confidently not to reverse the judgments already pronounced. lam conscious of no guilt } I feel nd re morse ; I feel no repentance. For me justice has no terror and conscience no sting. Leb me he judged solely by tho motives which actuated me, and the importance of the end accomplished, and I shall pass unscathed both temporal and eternal tribunals. LBOS IDAS PAX*!*.

THE SHARE MARKET.

M». J. M. Lbkbtos's Rbpobt.—The share market continues dull; leading stocks maintain yesterday's quotations. My sales comprise:— Caledonian, £120; Thames, £23 10b. Closing buyers : Caledonian, £125 ; Thames, £24} All Nations, £5 15s, cum div.

Mb. I. PHiixtPs' Report.—Caledonian, £120, £122 10* ; Thames, £23 10s ; Flagship, 8s to 8s 6d; Bright Smile, 67s 6d to 70s; Waitemata, 10s 6d.

MB. MaBTIK SHOLIi reports the following sales: Tookey, £z7 10s to £28; Thames, £23 10s; Ballarat and Bising Sun, 10b ; Central Italy, 50s; Italians, 8s Bd. Buyers of Nonpareil, at £5 15s j Bright Smile, 655, sellers 70s. Caledonian, offered at £125 j Shotover, 11s. Demand for P«ep o' Day, and Pride ©f Tokatea (Coromandol).

COMMEMORATIVE EVIDENCE OF THE ABOVE.

Some doubts being thrown upon the truth of the report, "W..E R." writes to the Union, in reply, engaging to exhibit positive proofs of the chief acts Btated, if he was favoured with a visit to his office, No. 21, Wright-street, adjoining the City Halh He offers to show the original draft of Parker's confession and a list of the subscribers to the " Suinmerfield Fund.' He also sajs :—" The Bishop alluded to in tbe confession is Bishop J. X, Karley, of. the Methodist Episcopal Church; the banker, Joseph Cardoza, of the firm of Cardoz i and Elliott. Other resptsti able names might be furnished, but it is un necessary to mention thorn here. I will only add, in conclusion, that Henarie, of the firm of E. Martin and Co., 408, Front-street, Sam Francisco, and his accomplished booukeeper, B. Connor, both of whom are cognizant of many of the facts stated in the manuscript, will be happy to convince the most sceptical."

A Sovereign Bet-^Q.ueen Elizabeth. A patient complained to his physician that he was pursued by a ghost the night before, as he was going kome irom the tavern. *' Wh*t shape wa9 it?" asked the doctor. "In the shape of a jackass," said the man. " Go home," replied, the physician, "and keep sober. You ■were drunk last night, aud frightened at your ownshadovr."

A Definition ieom Onr Point or Vibtt. *-" I say, 'Arry, 'ow is it yei don't 'ifc it off with Tom Wright?"—'Airy: " Well, yer see, le's suci a cad ! He's always talkin' rot about Jneutai Vcull.ure and that sorter thing, yer *noir,flfcnd yer never 'ear of 'is be in' in debfc or gttfcei' tight—or doin'^anythink manly, y»r Me i"

Young ladies suffering from a pane in the •ide, may relieve it bj wearing a sath. Why is an empty oabin like a bird of th» poultry class ?-—lJeoause it is a chanticleer (»Hanty clear.) " Are these pure canaries ?" asked a young gentleman wno was negotiating a gift for bis 'air. "Yes, jir," said the dealer, confiden tially, « i ra ig e< | them 'ere birds from canary leed."

"Mr. Jones," says Mrs. Jones, with an air 01 triumph, ft don't you think marriage ;is a jeans of gPa c-e ?" " Well, yes," growled W one's • "I BU pp Oge anything is » means of P^ce that breaks down pride and leads t« r»-

THE EVENING STAB, AUCKLAND, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1871.



WANTED-A PATTERN MAKER.— Apply to Chapel-street Foundry. WA2TTBD— A tfurse Girl.—Apply at the Greyhound Hotel, WANTED, First-class Dress-makers and Mantle Hands. Taeaneies for a few apprentices and improvers.—Apply t» Mrs. l£. JOXKITOKI, Shortland Crtseenfe. WANT ED—Good TAIJ.ORfIBBBS j highest wages given.—Apply, imme diately, to H. J. PoMBKMKiB, Wellesloy. street. WANTED —A MAN COOK.—Apply Prince Arthur Hotel, Hobson-street. WANTED— A Thomab's No. 2 SEWING MAOHlNJ&—Address, "H. F. 8." Stab Omoi. WANTED— A General SKRVANT imme * diately.- Apply to Mas. Lett, next door to Theatre Royal, Queen-street. WANTED— A COOK. Apply Harbonf View Dining Rooms, Queen's Wharf. WANTED -APPRENTICES and IM PROVERS to the Dress and Mantle Making.—Apply to Shalubbs <fc Co. WANTED— A Smart LAD, one us»ful to Clothing prefered.—Apply to Mr. J. LETT, Tailor, Clothier, Queen-street, next Theatre Royal. WANTED TO SELL—About 3 acres of GARDEN and ORCHARD, situated in Campbellville.—Apply to John Kxwb, on the premises, or Mr. Slatbh, freeman's Bay. ANTED — A General SERVANT.— Apply National Maet. WANTED— TAILORS, also good Tailor esses ; full employment. Good wages. —Apply to J. Cam*, Taiior, 184■Queen-strest. WANTED KNOWN—that D. GOLDIE is prepared to Supply all kinds of Timber and other Building Materials includ ing Sashes, Doors, Mouldings, Broed Timber, Houseblocks, Posts, Rhils, Hardwood, Felloes, Shaft;, Iron Bark and Blue Gum Laths, Shingles, &c, &c, at the lowest market prices, at his Yards, Custom-house-street. WANTED— An Apprentice to the Dress and Mantle Making.—Apply to Miss Jbmunb, Pitt-street. WANTED— 500 LADIES or GENTLE MEN to call at Jones akd Fatskb's Market Pork Shop, Lower Wakefield-street, where they 6 can get German Sausage, Black Pudding, Collared Pork, Saveloys, Pork Pies, and ' Heal Dairy-fed Pork. All kinds of small goods made to order; goods sent to any part of the town on the shortest notice ; families waited on for orders. N.B.—Sucking Pigs always on hand. WANTED— 500 MEN TO DINE at the AMERICAN RESTAXTRANT, Wei lesley-street East. I intend giving the work ing classes of Auckland every luxury in season for the small charge of 6d per meal. The Dinner includes the very best of Soup, Fisb, Joints, of various descriptions, and Pastry or Pudding. Meals at all hours.— Charge, 6di-,M - v TO FARMERS. WANTED -A Respectable Married MAN to take a farm on shares for a term of 1 5 or 7 years, with a right of purchase if re j quired. For full particulars apply t© P. E. Chiali, High-street. WANTED, I /~^OOD TAILORS,—AppIy immediately, VUT S. Coombks, City Clothing Mart. T7IOR SALE CHEAP—NEW WHBRLER Jj & WILSON SEWING MACHINE, half-cabinet. — Card of address from Mr< PABTBiDftB, Fruiterer, Queen-streefe. ; I '.''■. "" ■ '.■ .'" - ■ "■' •. ' ". "■ " ""j TO LET—That Splendid Dwelling House and Laige Shop, lately occupied by Mr. C. Oajxsxsb.— Apply to GioE»B Sibbih. "jr b iri d b JOHN WILLIAMS, late of the Market, ! Cutler, Saw Trimmer, Umberella and Parasol Repairer, has REMOVED to Wel lesley-street, three doors above Morris Marks, Pawnbroker,; Queen-street* 1 A/^ A DOZEN BOTTLES WANTED.4- ; JLUUU Williams A Co., Victoria Brewery, Queen-street. . . j , — ■■ -■ - — | OK VIEW THiS DAY, AT THE Q. 0.8., ■ Shoktland-stkkbt, A MAGNIFICENT TURTLE, inst" «r ---rived by the steamer ' Phoebe. Turtle. Soup! j Turtle Cutlets 1 rpo-Moaaow, at the q.oje, DRAWING- SCHOOL. — The Drawing School opposite St. Matthew's Church, .Hobson-itreat, is now open. Classes meet oh Tuesdays and Friday*, at 7 p.m. For terms, etc., apply to the nndtrsisr-" -\, at tkeschooL—J. BYMON3, CHARLES P'-r.^-t. : .... , . , i EVENING STAE PUBLISHING OFPICE, QUEEN-STREET, NHXT t BIBBIN'S COKNJSB, Advertisements rewired till 8 p.m.



itK^ TTOR SYDNEY AND »^^S. D MELBOURNE. Tmiimfliitr' U.S., n.z., ~&~a7m.s.s. line. The splendid steamship : 'NBTAD A,' 8,143 tons, Captain J. H. Blethen, will be despatched from Auckland for the above ports on or about WED NESDAY, 11th instant. For freight or passage apply to HENDERSON & MACFARLANE. rf-W^^ AVEELAND ROUTE |||Sfc||KN^ v 7TO ENGLAND. THE UNITED STATES. NEW ZEALAND, AND AUSTRALIA MAIL STEAM SHIP LINE. FOR HONOLULU, SAN FRANCISCO, NEW YORK, AND LIVERPOOL, Uwver Contract wtxh the Nkw Zt.ki.axi* govbjutmknt For a Four-weekly Mail Service, The magnificent steamship •KEVAiQA, 1' a,l-4,8 Tons Register, J. B. Blbthbh, Comman der, If appointed to leave Auckland for Honolulu and San Francisco, en THURSDAY, November S, at BOOL for freight, passage, and all particular*, apply to HENDERSON * MACKARLANK. jTVs.4^ "DEG-TJLAB MONTH. SflftM^HPT^ JLv LV STEAM COMMUNICA AUCKLAND, SYDNEY AND MELBOURNE* The Favourite «. ». 'HER O ,' Captain Logan, was to leave Sydney for Auckland on the 4th instant, and se may be expeoted here about the 9th. She will leave again for Sydney and Melbourne four days after arrival. For freight or passage apply to CRUICKSHANK, SMART k CO., Agent*, Auckland; Or, to X. 8. LEDGER, Ag«nt, Grahamstowa. High-street, Auckland, October 0,1871. T^si&y|N^> MELBOURNE. Transhipping to any Port in the Australian Colonies, by the A.S.N. Company's Steamer*. A STEAMER EARLY. H. M. JEBTIS, Agent. "7kl^ OTBAM BETWEEN iO AUCKLAND AND THAMES. ♦ROYAL ALFRED' win sail as under :— Fnou Auckland. "Wednesday, 11th October, at 11.30 o'olock morning Thursday, 12th October, at 11.30 o'clock morning Friday, 13th October, at 11.30 o'clock morning From Grahamstown. Tuesday, 10th October, at 4.30 o'clock afternoon Wednesday, 11th October, at 4.30 o'clock afternoon Thursday, 12th October, at 4.30 o'clock afternoon Friday, 13th October, at 4 30 o'clock afternoon ,-vjl "CIOR THE THAMES. 'f|li*iix\^ A CARGO BOAT EVERY DAY FROM AUCKLAND. The p.». ' ENTERPRISE No. 2* Captain Seost, will leave this week as under— Wednesday, 11th October, at 8 o'clock evening Friday, 13th October, at 9 o'clock evening Also, the p.s. •LADY BOWEN/ Captain Adams, will leave as follows :— Tuesday, 10th October, at 7 o'clock evening Thursday, 12th October, at 8 o'clock evening J. MORTON, Coehrane's Buildings, Fort-street, Auckland ; RICHARD ONYON, Grahamstown. riZbi TDEGTJLAB STEAM iVW^^^N. XI COMMUNICATION WITH Wffl^^^»THE BAY OF ISLANDS. The p.*. 1 DUKE OF EDINBURGH' will leave as follows :— From Auckland to Russule. EVERY THURSDAY AFTERNOON, at 4 c oloek From Russell to Auckl/Ajtd. EVERY SATURDAY AFTERNOON, at 1 o'clock. For all particulars apply to EDGAR W. WALKER, Agent, No. 8, Insurance Buildings, Auckland; A. VILCOQ, Agent, Russel ; Ot, to L. C. GOFFE, Ag«nt, V> aitanitf. iTK^rV 1?OR TAEANAKI, S^K^lfN. JD NELSON, PICTON, WEL XPSHSJKv^ linoton, lytteLton, and jK&£Kmm PORT CHALMERS. The N.Z.S.S. Company's s.s: 'WELLINGTON/ A. KasEBT, Commander, from Manukau imme diately on arrival of p.s. 'Nevada,' from Honolulu, due on 9th instant. For freight or passage apply to COMBES & DALDY, Agents, Auckland; A. BARNES, Onehunga ; On, R. 8. LEDGER, Grahamstown. XS" Conveyances for accommodation of passengers will leave Hardington's Yards, Auckland, at the latent hour practicable. *==J2* TfOB TAHITI DIRECT. \ijjvJ£Jfc\V The Clippor Barquentin . 'PRINCE ALFRED, 1 Harrison, Master, will sail for the above port on ■WEDNESDAY, 11th Oct. I' ':; < ' O I.". ■./ .; : For freight or passage apply to OWEN & GRAHAM, Agents. XnOR. LONDON /tJ^gfV JD DIRECT. FOLLOW THE 'BETH SHAN. The Al Clipper' ,v 7 f'\ \ '.•>'*/ '(' •COUNTESS OF KINTORE/ TSB torn, 0. G. Pbthhkbridcje, Esq., Master, will 3*ll early in-December,.if sot previously full. First-dais accommodation for passengers. For freight or passage apply t« L. D. NATHAN & CO., Agents, Shortland-street. ■■XjTbr* "pOl LONDON. Taj^/i^. The Magnificent Iron Clipper Ship iXWgBS- 'BETH SHAN/ Al for 20 years, 653 tons register, having a good proportion of her cargo engaged, will meet with prompt despatch. ,J, , — Has excellent accommodation for passengers. Pas» seneers booked ntil Monday, the 9th instant. For freieht or passage, apply to Borireig * OWEN & GRAHAM, .. • Agentfl. Auckland, October 5,1871. T7IOK NEW YOEK TJIKK 11 DIRECT. "j^QJjfa The Al 16 years Clipper Barque •ALICE,' mv f«n« ™ri«t«r O. A. Windbmer, Commander, will live Auckland for New York, eariy in November. Has Firs *cl*M accommodation for a few Cabin passengers. . , For particulars, ap^to sTBRRy fc CQ ; Aftnt*. .



uKJfcv TT'OR WANGrANUI s*P|j||SSV JJ DIRECT. aSBUBHubm . TheW.S.N. Co'ss.s. ♦S T. X I L D A,' Captain J. FlowbrdAT, will leave the Wharf. One hunga, for Wanganui direct, TO-MORROW, (Wednes day), 11th Instant, at 10 a.m. For freight or passage apply to CBUICKSHANK, SJTABT & CO., Agents, Auckland; Or, ALFRED BARNES, Onehunga. High-street, Auckland, October 10,187 L ~-i -i^-r O T I O B. MmemmKm -golden crowk. Th« p.B. ' Golden Crown' will be LAID-UP lor a few days, for painting and cleaning. pEINCB OP WALES THEATRE. Leaser .. .. .• Mr. B. N. Jonks. SPECIAL REQUEST I SPECIAL REQUEST I THB AMERICAN EXCEI.SIOR MINSTRELS Will giv« ONB MORE ENIBETAINMBNT al'. the Prince of Walee Theatre, with an ENTIEfi CHANGE OF PROGRAMME. NEW SONGS, DANCKS, ACTS, &o. H. KELLY, Manager. MURRAY'S GREAT WORLD CIRCUS. WILL PERFORM FOR A FEW NIGHTS ONLY. The Entertainment now produced is without doubt the most varied and amusing one yet gone through. (See opinions of the Press.) Stalls,. Ss; Pit, Is. Doors open 7.50, performance commences at 8 o'clock sharp. H. MORGAN, Agent. pUBLIC MEETING. EARLY CLOSING ASSOCIATION. A Public Meeting of the inhabitant* of Auckland and its vicinity, will beheld in the City Hall, THIS DAY ll'uosday), 10th October, the chair will be taken by his Worship the Mayor, at half-pait seven p m. The following Gentlemen have signified their inten tion of speaking :—Dr. Maunsell, Key. Mr. MacNicol, Rev. Mr. Lewis, Rev. Mr. Edger, Joseph May, Esq., W. L. Rees, Esq., Captain Daldy, J. T. Boylan, Esq., H. Ellirj, Esq. Ladies are specially invited to attend. D. CLOONAN, Hon. Seo. DEVONPORT HIGHWAY DISTRICT. The Assessment Roll of the above District, for the year ending 30th June, 1872, has been deposited at Mr. Oliver Mays', the Post Office, Dovonport, for the in spection of ratepayers; and a Meeting of the Trustee* will be held at the Flagstaff Hotel, Dnvonport, on TUESDAY, the 10th October next, at 8 p.m., for the purpose of hearing appeals (if any) against the asßMss ment. Dated 9th September, 1871. H. STICCOL, Chairman. ELLESLEY-STREET BAPTIST CHURCH. THE ANNUAL SOIRBE THIS (Tuesday) EVENING, October 10. Tea will be provided at 630 o'clock. A variety of Musical Selec tions will be rendered by the Choir, aided by friends from other Congregations, and Addresses may be expected from the Revs. E. N. Brbk. R. F. McNicol, J. Berry, Captain Peek, &c. Ticket*, Is. 6d. each, may be had of Messrs. Shalders, Cass, Grey, and EUingfcam, Queen-street ; Mr. E. Brown, Wellington-street; and Mr. Ogilvie, Victoria street. YOUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION. A LECTURE by G. M. Reed, 8.A., on "The Pew and the Pulpit, Colonially Considered, Viewed from Behind the Scenes," will be given on FRIDA V, October 13,1871. Tickets, One Shilling each, in aid of the Newton Congregational Sunday-school Building Fund. QCTNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION. ANNUAL COURSE OF LECT JRES. Thu Committee of the above Association have great pleasure in announcing tha following series of Lec tures :— October 27: Rev- Warlow Davies, M.A.— " Love, Courtship, and Marriage.'* Tickets for the course, 3i each (to admit bearer and lady), may be had of Meter*. Chapman, Wayte, Upton, Turrell, R. B. Shalders, the Librarian at th» Rooms of the Association, or any of the Committee. The Lectures will commence at 7.30 o'clock. Admission to single Lecture. 6d. each person ON S A L B, Ex s.s.' Bernard,' 160 packages Choice CONGOU IE A, In chest«, half -.. chests, and taxes. Tl c undersigned would direct particular attention t» the above shipment of new season's Teas, comprising some of the finest descriptions in the cargo. H. B. MORTON. Onstonvhouse-street, 4th October, 1871. mHAMES HOTEL, j QUEEN-STREET WHARF, AUCKLAND -;B-Y- APPOINTMENT,"! ;.; >J i PROVEDORE TO HIS ROTAL HIOHHBS* THE DtTKB O» EDIWBtrBOH. JOHN COPLAND, having made extensive modern improvement* in Hotel business, directs the attention of SettiaWj Visitors from' the Thames;. Gorpmandel, etc., to the excellence of the accommodations at the above Hotel. Recently have been added BEDROOMS SMOKING-ROOM,.SHOWERBATrf, etc.. . f» j The TABLES maintain their well-deserved patron age for being supplied with first-class articles, and the usual moderate charges Restaurant meals, 1«, fr«n 8 a.m. till 8 p.m.; (Ml nary, 2s, from 1 till 2 p.m. m O BUS H M EN. Tenders art required for Felling and Rafting Timber or the Saw Mill at Te Kopuru, Wairoa River, Kaipara, not later than noon, on MONDAY, 23rd October, 1871. „ M J Specifications may b« seen and all nformation obtained, at the office of WILLIAM S. OKAHAMB, : . Fort-stzvtt Auckland, Octobwr t, 1871. mO CONTRACTORS. Tenders are invited until 6 p.m. on MONDAY, the Otn Instant, for sundry works required to complete Embankment, »c., in Newton Road, for the Karanga hape Highway Board. Particulars at my O4Be«, Stlehbury's Buildings, Queen-street. , P. F. Ma BTINBAU BURROWS, Engineer and Architect. npBNDERS are invited for the erection of a JL FLAGSTAFF nt the American Consulate, Fort-street. Particulars can be obtained upon application at the office up to THURS DAY, October 12, at noon. TT7ST arrived, per ' Don,' from Pj Launceston, ■ 50 tons superior Tasmanian POTATOES, in lets to suit purchasers. Apply to JAKINS ft WILCOX, ,iift ■.;.' .: ■ • ■ ■''.■■ Durhtm-itrett.



TV/T E I) I 0 O - B O TANIC DISPENSARY. H. B B I T T A N, CBEMIST, DRUGGIST, AJTD MEDICAL HERBALIST, 65, VICTORIA-STREET, CORNER OF OHAPEL-6TRBET. Sole Agent for Dr. Coffin's Composition, Stomach Bitters, Antlspasmodie, Diuretio and Female Bettor*. tive Powders, Indian Pills, &c, bo. 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. A3T Country orders, with rumUtraM, will recelre mmediate at' ration. ALL NATIONS GOLD MINING COMPANY (REGISTERED). The Transfer Books will be closed at 12 o'clock noon THIS DAY (Tuesday), the 10th October, and remain closed until 12 o'clock noon THURSDAY, October 12th, when a DIVIDEND will be payable, at the Company's Office, Shortland-street. CHARLES TOTHILL, Manager. Auckland, October 10, 1371. TOKATEA. GOLD MINING COMPANY (REGISTERED). The Transfer Books will be closed on THURSDAY Evening, * 12th inst., and will remain closed until WEDNESDAY, 18th inst., when a Dividend will be payable at the branch ofiico of the Company, Davis's Buildings, Queen-street, Auckland. W. HORNE, Manager. TOOKET QTJAETZ MINING COMPANY (LIMITED). The Second Call of Ten Shillings per Share (New Igsue) being overdu«: Notice is hereby given that the Shares on which this Call is not paid, within six dajs from this date, will be liable to forfeiture, without further notice. CHARLES TOTHILL, Secretary. Auckland, October T, 1871. JUT IN IN G 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. ONTHLY SHARE LIST, (Revised to October 5, 1871), May be obtained at E. Wayte's, Stationer, Queen street. Clients may obtain them gratuitously on applica tion at my office. J. TONSON GARLICK, Sharebroker, Shortland-street, Auckland, October 6. 1871. OTAGO GOLD MINING COM PANY (REGISTERED). The Annual General Meeting of this Company will be held at the Mechanics' Institute, Auckland, on MONDAY, the 30th instant, at 3 p.m. Business: To receive Balance-sheet, Directors' and Mining Managers' Reports, and for the election of DlreCt°M- J. & McKELLAR. Manager. October 9,1871. WHAU GOLD MINING COM PANY (REGISTERED). The Annual General Meeting of Shareholders 'will be held in the Hall of the Mechanics' Institute, on THURSDAY, the 19th instant, at 2 p.m. Business: To receive Balance-sheet and Directors' and Mine Manager's Reports. ROBERT SOMMERVILLE. Legal Manager, Anekland, October 9,1871. THE LYCEUM, Wkllbsxby-strbet East. Terms per month, including stationery .. 10s. cd. EVENING CLASSES. I Ko charge for the Holidays. WILLIAM D. LYSNAR. PHRENOLOGY! PHRENOLOGY! Mr. T. WRIGHT, Phbbnologist, may bo consulted daily, for a short time, in the Young Men's Christian Association Booms, Wel'.esley-etreet, from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.. and on THURSDAY and SATURDAY Evenings. Pull written delineations, 108. A Lecture and Entertainment every MONDAY Evening in the Lecture-room, at half-past seven. Subject, Monday, Oct. 9: " The Selfish Propensities." Blindfold tfst examinations after the Lecture. Admission : Front Seats, Is.; Back Seats, 6(1. TO THE INHABITANTS OF PARNELL AND SURROUXDIXC IS TRICT3. Mr. C. WOOD, Butcher, begs to announce that being. compelled <o leave the premises at present occupied by him, he has sold the Good-will, Stock-in-trade, and Book Debts of his business to Mrs. John George and Mr. Roger Eat, who will in future carry on the business, and whose receipt will be sufficient dis charge. C Wood returns sincere thanks for the patronage bestowed on him during the past three years. Sept. 80,1871^ TO THE INHABITANTS OF PARNELL AND SURROUNDING DIS TRICTS. We, the undersigned, beg to announce that wshaye Purchased the Business of Mr. C. Wood, Butcher, Parnell, and also the Book Debts and Stock-in-trade, : and will in future' carry on the said business (com -1 mencing on the second day of October, 1871), and I trust we niay receive the support so liberally bestowed on our predecessor. s MRS. JOHN GEORGE,' MR. ROGER KAY. Sept. 30, 1871 . |\T O T I C E. All parties to whom the undersigned is indebted, are requested to forward their accounts immediately. JOSIAH PROUT, Clanricarde Hoteli BOARD AND RESIDENCE. WANTED KNOWN—That Comfortable BOARD AND RESIDENCE can b« proenreel at Mrs. Elison'b, Prospect House, Hobson-street, withia two doors of St. Mat thew's Church. Terms : reduced from 26s to 21s per week. FOR SALE—A Fishing Boat (3 tons), and several Watermen's and Sailing Boats, cheap.—Apply to J. &.ABB, Boat-builder, Custom-house-street FOR SALE-A MILK GOAT.—Apply at the Stab Office. DESIRABLE INVESTMENT ATTARA NAKI-300 ticrefl of L VND in the vicinity of the Waitara, the greater portion in ■ grass and enclosed with a ring fence, and i close to the beach ; together with a Dwelling j house.—For particulars apply to W. P. Shell, ! Coach and Horses, Queen-street, Auckland. LO ST, about Belcher's Stables. Queen-street—An Old Punse, containing cheque on Bank; payment stopped. On recovery thereof, by information or delivery to Mr. Bbxchjr, a reward of oio pound. •-



THE AUCKLAND HAT MANU FACTURER, 168, Qtteen-stbeet, opposite Darby's Thistle Hotel. W. CHAPMAN, IN returning thanks for the liberal support accorded to him for the last eighteen months, begs to inform hi* patrons and the public generally that it will be his endeavour at hitherto to supply a first-class article at reasonable prices. W. Chapman has had the advantage of having been in business in London, Bristol, and Melbourne, -which is a sufficient guarantee for his knowledge in the several departments of the above trade. W. Chapman's skill is already well-known on the heads of the public of Auckland, as well as the Volunteers and Police. Hats of every description made to order at the shortest possible notice. Note the Address: The Auckland Hat Manufactory, 168, Queen-street, opposite Darby's Thistle Hotel, where you may always rely upon getting a first-class article for your money. nT. MUNGO CAFE. CHARLES~CANNINGr would beg respectfully to intimate to his numerous friends and customers that he has OPENED an establishment in St. Mungo Place, Queen-street, immediately opposite the Bank of New Zealand, where, in addition to the 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 and fancy ISC If ITS, vi*. :— Water Biscuits Captains Saloon Lunch ditto Abernethy Biscuits, plain Water Crackers Ditto, original recipe Duke of Edinburgh (lunch) Soda Biscuits Picnics Wine ditto Mixed Biscuits Dessert ditto Arrowroot ditto Cracknalls Briar ditto Lemon Drops Almond ditto. English Italian Macaroni Ratifras, Busks Biscuit Powder. The above Biscuits are packed in tins from 21b. to 181b., and are made under his own immediate superintendente, and, being thoroughly kiln-dried, are warranted to keep dry and crisp during the longest voyage. Jellies for invalids made frnsh every day and always on hand. ■ .i ;_ _j^r Auction Sales. TO-MORROW. The subscriber will sell, at the Corner Mart, at 12 o'clock, 9KGASES OEANGBS, 60 e*'H«ro f 1 cask Hoarey, ditto 2 bales Bucon, ditto 287 bags Circular Herd Potatoes, ex 'Novelty* 819 bags Maize, Finest Quality, ditto 90 Canterbury Cheese, ex ' Phrobe.' GEORGE SIBBIN. '' THURSDAY, OCTOBER 12. EX 'HERO, FROM SYDNEY. MR. R. ARTHUR Will sell, at his Mart, Queen-street, on Thursday, 12th instant, at noon, "Cl U I T S Potatoes Onions . Maiz« Jfcfl., &C, &C i ■ . - I '■'■'■■! r J !■ '; .: ■ ■■•, ;:•-. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 11. ON ACCOUNT OF WHOM IT MAY CONCERN. W. Q. HARRISON k CO. Have received instructions to sell by auction, at their ; Warehouse, 7, Wyndham-street, on • Wednesday, October 11, at 11 o'clock, 1 CASE LIGHT SUMMER JL TWEEDS (slightly damaged), Terms—Cash. ,__ __ , _ WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 18. BY ORDER OF THE REGISTRAR OF THE SUPREME COURT OF NEW ZEALAND, NORTHERN DISTR'.Ci'. VALUABT- KAURI FORE3T LAND, AND HOMESTEADS, MONGOSUI. The subscribers have received instructions from Laughlin O'Brien, Esq., as Jkegistrar of the Supreme Court, on behalf of the Mortgagee, to sell by public auction, at the Land Mart, Fort-street, on Wed»es day, tha 18th day of October, at 12 o'clock, THE FOLLOWING FREEHOLD PROPERTIES :- Lot 1.~-IM9 acres of Land on the Kaeo River, County of Mongonut, originally granted by the Crown to ono William Spickman. Lot 2. -247 acres of Land, being allotment No. 54 Of the Parish of Kaeo, also originally granted to said William Spickman. Some portion of the land comprised in the respec i tive lots is cleated and under cultivation, while the remainder is chiefly Kauri forest, and upon each allotment is erected a Comfortable Homestead, occu pied by Messrs. Spickman and Nesbit. lor furthor particulars, apply to Thomas, S.. Wkston, Esq., Shortland-street, Solicitor to tH. Mortgagee; or to ~. j I; SAMUEL COCHRANE * " *: : ■" Auction**"



Auction Sales. ] WEDNESD S", OCTOBER 11. *—" I '' " • • —___ ■ • •-:--. The subscribers have received instructions to sell, » theit .Booms, Fort-street, on above date, at II o'clock, ABOUT 100 VOLUMES BOOKS, and 1 case containing choice Engravings, Cbromo*, etc., just received per ' Beth Shan.' Cata logue* now ready. SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, Auctioneers. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 11. ONE-TREE HILL RESERVE. The Undersigned have been instructed by the Deput y to sell by public auction, at the Land Mart, Fort-street, on Wednesday, tha 11th day of October, at 12 o'clock noon, mHR LEASE of the ONE-TREE X HILL RESERVE, being Allotmeßt No. 11 of section No. 12, of the Buburb« or Auoklaad, contain ing 123 aores, more or less, for the term of three yeans, commencing from the Ist day of October instant, j ~ SAMUEL COCHRA.NE & SON, Auctioneers. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 11. At 12 o'Clock. X A ACRES in the Parish of Tatipiri, O\f Waikato, near the W'aikare Lake, and on the proposed line of road to the Thstne», for tale, on account of the owner leaving the colony.. SAMUEL COOHRANE & SON, Auctioneers. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 12. TRADE SALE OF TWENTY-FIVE PACKAGES CLOTHING* MOLE TROUSERS, SHAWLS, MAN* CHESTER GOODS, &C.j* &C, &O. L. D. NATHAN & CO. Have received instruction* from the consignor*, to sell by auction, at their stores, Shortland-»Ur«et, oa Thursday, 12th October, at 11 o'clock, 3 CASES Men's Mole Trousers 1 case Men's Abyssinian Mole Trousen 3 cases Men's Tweed Trousen and Vesta 3 cases Men's Tweed Suits 8 bales American Drill 1 bale American Duck 1 case Men's L.W. Half-hoi* 3 bales Grey Calico 1 cuie Oil Baize 2 bales Tartan Long Shawls] 1 bale Tartan Square Shawls 2 cases B. Hard Felt Bats 1 bale Fancy Striped Ruga. Terms at Sale. MONDAY, OCTOBER 16. UNREDEEMED PLEDGES, 1870-71. : GOLD WATCHES, DIAMOND RINGS, EAR-RINGS, BROOCHES, 4c. B. TONKS & CO. Have been' instructed by Messrs. Newmegen and Moses, to sell by auction, on Monday, October 10th Instant, at 11 o'clock, THE FOLLOWING UNBE DKEMED PLEDGES: ---1870 , ■ " 6139 Nov. 8-0 E Gold L Watch 6702 Dec. 3—o P1 S Geneva Watch 6716 s—Gold Ring «875 12—L Geneva H Watch 6892 13—Gold U H Watch ~vX 6990 17—8 LH Watch, OFBL da, 2 Chains and Brooch 7023 10—O F Gold L Watch 7062 21—0 F Geneva Watch 7064 21—1 pair Gold Ear-rings 7156 27-GoUßing ■!' 7260 I- 30—O F L Watch 7278 31—SNuggettsofGold 7281 ( 31—6 Spoons, and 6 Forks . r ,T 1871 10 Jan. 3—S Geneva H Watch 15 3—o F S L Watch and Chain A 20 4—S L H Watch and Chain 29 s—Silver Basket 41 6-0 F G Watch 62 7-SLH Watch 88 12—Gold Cross 97 14—S4» G Watch 184 20—BbT-poons 187 28—Gola Chain and Ear-rings *■* X 5, 198 SO—Gold Ring 217 Feb. 2— OFSLWatch 240 . 6—Pin and W Ring .. : 841 6-0 F G Watch, 3 L H Watch, and C Chains 316 17—S L H Watch 321 18—Gold H Geneva Watch, Greaastone, and Chain 330 • 20-S Geneva H Watch ~i, •■* 352 24—Piece of Gold. 369 ' 25—0 F Geneva Watch '■;■ j"-: 382 March I—Gold H L Watch and Chal« ~; 414 6—Set of Studs and Ring , . . ~ 446 10- S H G Wa'.ch, Chain, and S Pins 471 15- O F S Geneva Watch "~ • 495 20—O FS L. Watch : -si 638 27--SHG Watch 872 6—Gold Ring and Shawl 880 . 6—o F Gold « Watch, Gold Chains, Pencil Case, 6 Rings, 2 pair Ewr ■ i \ rings, Locket, and 8 piac*s Clotbinf 894 7—Diamond King 1870 7094 Dec. 22-Kit of Goods ; - - to 7131 24-10 Planes ■1871 • 2 Jan. 2-2 Pipes 14 8-1 Pipe* -I'iOi 50 &- 0 Tools 117 18—Cornet and Work Box 227 Feb. 3-Kettle, Sausage Machine, and 8»w 236 4- Pump 300 16—Bag and Flask 351 24—Set of Instruments 390 Mar. I—2 Tools 422 7—Bag and Contents 426 B—Kit of Tools 126S Apl. s—Carpet 874 Mar. 6—Piece of Forfar 879 6—14 yards Silk, and 26 pieces Cloth&g 955 11—Coat and Vest 1131 27—Coat and Trousers 1161 28—Shawl, Trousers, and two Jackets 1318 Apl, B—Dress and Shawl 1356 12—Bundle of Clothing 1364 12-Trousers, Vest, aad Towel 1402 15—1 pair Boots 1471 20 -Shawl 1477 , 21- Shawl 1480 21—2 Blankets, and " 1519 24—Skirt wdJA' 1564 26 - 2 Blan&' Vest, and Drawer* 1616 20-J3l*-' ftnd2 Petticoat* 1919 May 22^^ 1922 is lco»t,Vouser. and Pouck J«? 25 -Skirt and Jacket ,12 27—Trousers 2167 June 6-Boots • t r „,. .. *~ SB |tSt«dV W t ,1-nsd no