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Many, bare remarked that there is "frothing new ufider the sun-, but the extraordinary yield from the Caledonian mine is something that was never yet known of, and even that is nothing when compared to the handsome Jewellery now being made daily by F. H. lewisson, Jeweller, Queen-street, from the quartz-stane from that mine. There are ear rings, brooches, pins, studs, solitaires, sleeve links, &'c., ' &0., &c. Many may think it impossible for them to be finished iv Auck land, the articles being turned- out in such first-class style, but having visited the green stone lapidary, as also the workshop where " the gold work is done (where anyone can see for themselves, should they feel so inclined), ■we can assure the public that the goods turned out by F. H. Lewisson (opposite the Union Bank). a^ purely Colonial, and would not disgrace t 9ny firfl-class house in London. J A look in the window will -^ell repay anyono, as thoracis always something new'to be seen ajayl admired, Spd never the same' goods two dajs "together. Advance ' JNew iZealandl — New Zealand Herald. —[Abvt.] By the invitation of F. H. Lewisson we paid a visit to his factory to inspect some ofticles now being finished, "We were well repaid for our trouble, and had' no idea of the perfection he has obtained in the working of aur: "erous quartz and greenstone into jewellery; also, a black stone found in Mari's laland, which, When cut and polished, surpasses the English jet. It may be as well to mention a few articles now being finished, under order for the outgoing mail, viz., a pair of black earrings and brooch ; a mosaic brooch mado of light and dark gold-bearing quartz and greenstone, jn the shape of a star—a beautiful specimen of colonial workmanship ; a mosaic quartz and greeny Lone cross ; an an chor made of quartz and greenstone, for a gentleman's pin; a set of Studs, sleeve-links, and collar-buttons to match; quartz horseshoe in the centre of a piece of greenstone; and several masonic emblems, composed of quartz' and greenstone. These, when the gold mount ing is finished, will be worthy inspection, and we should advise anyone desirous of sending hppie elegant preeerets to pay a visit to .E. JET. Lewiisan's .establishment, opposite the Union Bank, Queen-street.— -Daily Southern Cross.— ■ [Arivr.'} -••*■■ Is ■W- An inspection, of. Mr. E« H. Levnsson's shopj nearly opposite the Union Bank, Lower Queenr street, will show what can be done in the manufacture of jewellery in Auckland. There rings, lockets!, brooches,' earrings; and other forwaJJpf jewellery,,, pianufactured in -Mr. Lewiason'sßhopin Albert-street, are spread out in tempf ig profusion, Jiuid are no less remarkable,for their variety and originality, than forjtheir.tastefulness, and their very excel jent workmanship., We cannot undertake to describe here the various buds, leaves,, plants, flowers, and other things, formed out of gold, . silver, quartz, greenstone, cornelian, kauri gum, and other materials selected/for the ptirpose. ," Theyaxiust be iaspectedi m f«rder to thbir being appreciated, and this they will be largely 'by the -ifavotirers iof 'colonial; industries. Mr. Lewisson's jewaLLraryhas, of course, to compete witlj the cheaply .worked productions of Groat Britain" and the'Continont of Europe^ but frci- HSb* iVZiad ;faotiMii^J to 1 fear.t Its superior quality and greater-.durability will not only tend to its being largely worn here, but to its being extensively exported. Those desiring to send presents home will find all they could wish in JMIr. Lewisson's shop to select from. Many' of the articles for- inspection and sale are as unique as they are beautiful. Mr. Lewißson's investment of capital, spirit of enterpriaef-and artistic .akilli'deserve all the. countenance arid support thtft can be accorded to him. — Evening-News. —|\Advt.] - j I t■ I " ■'* ' ''i ""l" ! ' ' "' —3 j i=f p j v } /■,-', J: j. :,■_, ~-; ■. : - r . "VTOTJTCJE. —I want some JNew Zealand .IN "White or Red Cornelian, or any hand some Storie3, fit for makmg into iJewelle^y.H IF. HJ. LEWlssoirj' opposite Union Bsirik. i J ■' ''■ "i ■ ■ .-• ■■■ -. ' ' ■ ■ ! ■■ ■■■'■- > ■ ■' ■■ ■'■:.-. i !%-^AJij.TEJI).--Ll.ra'rn a ptirchaser'of R^dlolr ■•.■-.orally. Tsr___ie Corneliaip!, it must be good'abd : 'fit for'cutting into Jewellery, and the; pi'oduee. - 'of the district of'!Auckland.^-F.^^ Hi-Lbwis ' : sok, opposite, the Union Bank, '■ "Jl *•'** I' f WANTED-^COMPOSiTORS.^-Apply! at Jones Aits OTpm'BS, Wellesley r streefj. Wi ISTTED^ Obqd General'^Efe^A^T. Apply" at Cbombib's''Rooms/ Qtfeeri- Btre'et.;,.^ "- r '7- > iifi t ytiael^ \ WANTED— Immediiitely,, ]iii a' Re spectable part of the town, within one mile from the wharf, a six-roomed IJouse, with Idtchen tad out-houses, and. a latge j yard, -nth. toption of pur • chasel—Albbbt Gbibfiths, Piince of Wales Hotel, V Hofeori-Atteetl ■ ■ it.. ."7-J7-A. ;IjZ.' WXKTED—• A J&XTRSE 'GJLRL, to make herself generally useful; also, a SHOP BOX.—-Apply to. J. Lev*, Tailor, opposite , I^aving3* Bank, Queen-sfereot... | ." WADfTEJb— A' riespectable SRRVAMT. —Apply at the ogee of this paper, j ;. i J i"¥3i7"^«TJßD'- iA BOY to; wash bqttlea.-^ at • J9E«i Apply.to Rl^BELiiAK^po.l^ulcan ".•■ ; j£ape> ,jj , ■A.-AA i J ■::.. M i-.iiiV. yar-AJ. -- j !i::i:^A^'"c6Jii''kWES. j >HiH v';;. rj i :- f a3" i.acno X\T ANTED - Experienced COAL CUT "' ' ..• j . TER9.-T-4pply.to i; c- LA s j | * t ]:: i?^ j^iLFiLLAisf !i-\ ■ *m vi-amtax&mttO *o\ hmU'Ml mml J *l i r ». :■'; noon P, 00,^8^' at.a 1) Queqn-street,' , ',;,'..,,..'„.(i_ w __■ 71 7.. ; [ r. June 2X,.1871i/.'.,^;;" i j^roll I ►«! THE SOlEEJEiwliich was-aniiouiiced to be held at St- .Mary's College Wig^lfef ZAttheDevonport HaU, North Shore, on ; WEDIf i-& ---yjliAyNEXT,;thdsth'Jrly, at 0.30 p:rt-: .The post f«>nmeiit hits been decided upon in deference toAl-iige mumbor of ladies and gentlemen who purpose, ueing J^^ff^E_G_^t3dtd^3^^^^>^^^' H&'^Bam-i^* "WharJatS.3oando p.m:/aridfrfem tho^Sfprthibliore after the Soi.ee isover. iietir.-n tickets sixpence. . I" JOJckeU./er the Soiree to be had from Mr. | Canning, ... SlTortland-stvcet; ahd'Mr. Kohn, Jeweller, Qijeen -■-"ifteer*".'1"' '■•-. --.■'■■-...•- m ..-;■-. _ '-'■■: ':'■'■ I c !■'*> ; t*-"|,l j|f ■ ) , i - i ■■; r-n —:,,.., ] —• r.lild«'| ~..{.'."; ' ~•• ';' '"■ ' ",," ''..".'.! " J "~^_m§':im ■ '■:'">'""-rr-rrrf.A ■->*_'. _ ' Orderg'lflft at Mrl" PiTlhs % * s?wnces-street, and Evbhimo Stab office will bo punctually attended to.



CK^ r\VEELAJNT> JROTTTE TO ENGLAND. THE UNITED STATES, NEW ZEALAND, AND AUSTRALIA STEAM SHIP line/ \ y dsr .* ' '. FOIt HONOLULU,- SAN ItRANCISCof NeW ;'- YOKE, AND LITEEPOOL. ' Uni>eb Contract with xhd New Zeu,ajo> Government For a Four-weekly Mail Service. The magnificent steamship - x .. «.. .._..... „ . i' I<NE;V A B |, ~ |'\ a,l4r3STons .Register,' J. H. Bleto'em, Com mando^ is appointed to leave Auckland for Honolulu and San Francisco, on THUESDAY, July 13 a t 2 o'clock p.m. For freight, passage, and all particulars, apply to HENDERSON & MACFAELANE. T^OK SYDNEY AJND sP*iiilS^ MELBOURNE. Trauahipping to any Port in the Australian Colonies,, by the A.S.N. Company's Steamcvs. The A.S.N. Co.'s s.s. 'JAMES PATERS ON,' F. Moore, Commandor, will leave AUCKLAND for the above ports, ou or about WEDNESDAY, 12th July. For freight or passage, apply to H. M. JERVIS, Agents. .TK^ SJTEAM TO THE KJ Til AMES. _—^^_^t___am TIME TABLE. The JS.i !''- ' ' '-'"''• ■*' -■* !~T~.I Z •'. 1 GOLDEN" CROWN * will sail as under:— Z .:':":'. *•;*{"'-i '•.;"'- '* From Aucklans. Thursday, 29th June, at 12 o'clock noon Friday, SOth. June, at 12 o'clock noon From Tararu. Wednesday, 28th Juno, at 5 o'clock afternoon FliOM GRAHAMSTOWST.1 i ■ •■ I Thursday, 29th June, at 4 o'clock afternoon Friday, 30th June, at 4 o'clock afternoon J. S. MACF/TJL/NE/i . : - Agent.' uK^ QTE AJM BETWEEN KJ AUCKLAND AN D THAMES. ♦ROYAIL ALFRED' will soil as under:— I From Auckland to Orahamstown.'' Wednesday, 28th June, at C.30 o'clock afternoon Thursday, 29th June, at 7.30 o'clock afternoon From Grahamstown to -Auckland. Thursday, 29th June, at 1° 3D o'clock afternoon . , EDGAE W. WALKER, ' - ■ Agent. ltKJkv "DEGULAE "WEEKLY gMl^i^v JA/ STEAM COMMUNICATION l|||^y|v£> WITH WANGAREI. The p.s. 'DUKE OF EDINBURGH' - j will-leave as under i— * «.» " .; ■■ crJ . From AuoKtAND'for Wanoarei; : ■'-'—* I Monday, 3rd Jtdy,(7!o'clock evening Monday) 10th July, 12*0' cloCk noon Monday, 17th July, C.30 o'clock evening ~ i Monday, '24th July, 12.o'clock noon. '- '' i ■» From Wangarei for Auckland. TuestTay/4th July, S o'clock evening, : , v*frr» j Tresday, 11th July,, 1 o'clock" afternoon ' p"• j Tuesday, 18th July, 6 o'clock eveniny •; - I Tuesday, 25th July, 1 o'clock afternoon t CftUinit at Omaha six hours after leaving Wangarei. . EDGAti W. WALKER, i ..- .:..-:;-.. ~..-} Agent, j •gi^^^S.-' JJ DEL, TAPU GREEK, •* **> Ts|i||gTC£^ GRAHAMSTOWN., .:._■,, .'• ■ {' T&Op.V. . •" ...:;; .-;.-.,'j' ' v -:j; ..'LALLA.ROOKH'i will leave for the above places on THUESDAY next, June 29th; at 10.3") o'clock a.m.- - HOLMES BEOinERS. *£?%_ "GUEST VESSEL EOR .Aybf^v Jj LONDON. "SJBJMBg'f—. Tlie BPlendia clipper ship I t *^^^& 'WILD DUOEJ,' •Al at'Xloyd's, Captain M. Bailixb, is war fast.loafls ing and jvillmeet with quick despatch...? . ; .'■'.' ) \ "Intending passengers are 'invited to inspecther a_c-_ commodation, which is unsurpassed by any vessel in the trade.' For freight or passage apply to j ; . ■:;;( HENDERSyiN^^MACEARLANE^ . ..j /.' " i ... ■t'.j'»"..'!■:■ ."ii J .i: _ t.'.l't ./_ ."i'j -lA'Ai. 'dA'.'•}. I :•£££%_. ,Mp B :jfr:QjN ;J>'o p ' mMi\^^* ■ J'"''' " ' DI:REOT-''" .J""' •The Beautiful Aberdeen Clipper Ship ' A ,L E X A N D R I N A,' 670 tons, Al, Captain James C. Sangsteb, having made large engagements, will meet with prompt despatch. j Has excellent accommodation for passengers, j "Apply-to ■--■'■ - - „. r . m r ; ( T . ... &d. NATHAN & CO. .' ' . NEW SJJAP OF TJHE THAMES ! l, : AuA y^O^JptELD .' ..;,'; j ' rSOPIES of the hew JMap published IgjA. \> ' Pullieiiei cahJbo bad at Mr. H. E.-Wlli- MAMS, Sharebrplcer. •- . TO LET, with immediate possession ' -^The -Paphknra Hotel, I at- Papakura ; rent verymoderate.-F^rticmla^g^^^ ~Queen-Bt^eet, Jun0.21,1871. . . / , I MAGIC JIXnTEEN SLIDES, Binocular, Marine and Opera (-lasses' BS^ic"Sric'^clrfne, etc., etc just {Si ex 'Alc*andrina.'-T. Peacock, Optidian,^ .ShortlanUrstreJbt. .n. , -.;'.! a. am} I -:: A. ]■ . ' -Jl" JICQ '■ $ *'7i • COMFORTABLE LOD(SI-I»aS foV;One or. Two eentlemon.—Apply to Mrs. Jem- Kt«o, Pitt-street, thehouso next the Obui'Cfl.



feEEVICE LODGE, 421, T?nTni°£ mtM- y MEETING will be held in the Lodge mr^raTS^^ Visiting Brethren are invited to attend 31 TIES C. DOULL, %. "»»:««.■.:'■, ..-., JWor^:'pfv.l.M.ister, -rrr rj ~ —^ —;_; ;— -■■ ■ -■■■.-■' ■..•,"■•-..•■• WJ&PXJL e:n's CHRISTIAN J- *•'"--'••" ASSOCIATION. ■'-.-: '.-■■->. /-\NUAL COURSE Oi' LECTJRE3. The Committee of the above Association have ffreat tm-es 1?- 111 Mlnouncing tho following series of™ June 30 : Mr. BABTox-"Some of the Larger Forms of Fossil Faura" (with pictorial iUustra .. tions). July?: Rev. Jas. Cosh, M.A.-" The Mutual Relations or Heathenism, Civilization, and Chris ■ tianity." July 28; Mr G. M. Reed, B. A.-" Colonial Charac ■• teristics." aS U Ee/' al L be advertised). A August 25 : Rev. E. N. Bjree, M.A.-*'Modern Scepticism." September 1: Rev c. W. Rio o_-Ancient Britain, o- l v Inhahitants, Religion, and Customs." September 29: Rev. Warlow tsavies, MA _ rw i * m "Love, Courtship, and Marriage." for the course, 8s each (to admit bearer and lady), may be had of Messrs. Chapman, Wayte, Vnitl 1 ' TT elJ' E-. B;.Shalders, the Librarian at the n£? t the -association, or any of the Committee . JLne liecuures will commence at 7.30 o'clock. Admission to single Lecture, 6d; each person. | . f—r — 4 —[ —' — " ' ' '■ ■■-•' ■jDELFAST GOLD MINING COM XJ PANY (REGISTERED). It is requested that r'l Transfers of Shares in this Company now unregistered may be forwarded to the office fouhwith, in order that a complete lht of share holders may be made, preparatory to the a^otment of the shares in tho " / "bion Quartz Mining Company, Limited." No Transfers whatever will be receivd after I.IONDAY NEXT, at 4 o'clock. CH. ILES TOTHILL, t ,„m. Manager. June 27,1871. POVERT 5T AND CHARLESTON 'JL GOLD W NING COMPANY (REGISTERED). It is requested that all Transfers of Shares in this Company now unret'itercd may be fo. yard A to the office fo. .hwith, in order that a complete Ust of share holders may he made, prcparato..- to the a"'otment of the shares jn the "Albion Quatiz M" nng Company, limited." No Transfers whatever v'Tbe receivd after NOS DAY NEXT, at 4 o'clock. ROBERT SOB ATRVTLLE, June 27,1671. Manager. KELLY GOLD MINING COM PANY (REGISTERED). ' ' A Special General MEETING of Shareholders will be held on THURSDAY, June 29,1871, at 12 o'clock noon, in the Ha" of the Mechanics' Institute, for the purpose of considering the proposed terms of amalga mation with ad jo:iing clams, and if such terms be agreed to, then to p^ss resolutions for pacing $b'_ Company in voluntary hquidatiou. By order of the Dj -ectors. ' '■ ' THOMAS LEIGH WdTTE, Manager. Auckland, June 14,1871. mOOEEI QUAETZ MINING X company (Limited;. The TRANSFER BOOKS will beCLOSED from four o'clock p.m.. MONDAY, June 20, until four o'clock p.m. THURSDAY, Juno 29, in order that the Register for the New Shares may be prepared. • CHARLES TOTHILL, . , . Sccretarv. Auckland, June 24, 1871. mHE CALEDONIAN MINING X INVESTMENT COMPANY. 'The object of the Company is to purchase shares in divid»nd-pa; "ng companies, or in claims immediately adjoining such in tho Provinco of Auch'and. This the projectors propose to do by mutual co operation, in subscribing wee]-,ypayments of Five or Ten Shil'"ngs per Share of £10 or £28. All dividends acruing from purchase of sharos to Ko tewaids paying up the balance on the share until tho £20 bo fr'ly paid up, when diildonds will be declared and paid to the shareholders. It is confidently estimated that by this mode of co ! operation every shareholder will be" benefited to tho amount of nearly half his share, besides the {..-eat ad vantage of holding shares in claims which may sud denly rise to great value by the rich reefs of gold now discovered in tho Caledonian mine being traced and struck in one or more of the adjoining claims. It is -.proposed to pay One Pound on each share on starting -the Company, and the weel-'y; subscriptions ,to' com mence as may bo decided on by Subscribers^ at a meeting to be held immediately the share list is suffi ciently subscribed to. 1 • . «.i > Intending shareholders can sign tho share list at the New Zealand Company's office, 57, Queen-street, two doors from the Bank of New Zealand. RICHARD C. LUSOOMBE, J>Vi\. & Ti\i} 1 ■ i ZZZ':Z Sec,pro, tern. mo JOINERS. TENDERS will he received until Noon of, tho 30th instant, for OFFICE FITTINGS, &c, at the New Zealand Insr anco B1 'Iding. .- —■'- -1 Plans, &c, at my.-Office ~ ~,.'., RICH/RD KEALS; : i • Architect. THE "SJSW ZEALAND COMPANY OF: SHAREBROKERS, . i AND ESTATE AOENTS' OPEICE. | ' RIOHAJBD C. LUSOOMBE, ' 'Manager; ' '"" '- •' : Office: 57, Queen-street, two doors from the , . JBank ofNew Zee land. (i~t A AAA to LEND on Mortgage of Xl l/.UUU City or Suburban Property in Bums of £100"to £2,000. i Agents for directing persons in register'ng Titles und6t-the'new LandZTansfer Act, known, as Torrens' Act. , -' j. I W. RiHAYWARD'S ||* M , ■ CHEAP.-. , •"• |f.fa« : I BEDDINa, UPHOLSTERY, i H ,-!---4-»l> J I lED RWiTURE WA REHOUSE, j , I * REMOVED, I'" l| To 95, QuEBK-STEiiST, iO \ W Opposite. Shoet's, arid "two doors i ' W from Vaiie's JDrapefy Mart. M I EUNERALS FURNISHED. i M Orders to be adc'vessed-i- M M W.R. HAiW^AßDjQiraasN-siEEET m MONEY to Lend on Mining Shares.—Ap ply to H. Y. SteTEW, Sharebroker, Queen-street.



'Q &J. E. YAILR'S i* 0, . . ■ " Steele of Bten's and Boy's Clothing is Re moved for sale to the ■r.-dpmmtf . shop next to Mr. •;' •' ; Wayte's '■'■ and :imuie-"; '. ,; a •'' b bppositethe-N'atiohal: ; '"* . "V;:'' :: -» ' Mart. MttJzkt *d S& J. R.VAILE'S Great Sale. . bcoured Winceys, 7-Jd peryard. S' 4! J. R. TAILE'S Great Sale. » Rich Brochi Lustres, 7Jcl per yard. S& J. R. VAILE'S Great Sale. . French Merinoes, all colors, "% .»■ , Superior qiiahties, ls.Cd per yard. |J. K. YAILE'S Great Sale. ': ■. . French Repps, Poplins, Silks, and :.j\ A other Superior, class Dresses, at' ■. _i_ "' half the usual prices. ! S& J. R. VAILE'S GreaFsall "" ~ Ladies' Waterproof Cloaks, Ks od, usual . price, 30s. S& J. B. VAILE'S Great Sale. ."- Ladies' Black Cloth Jackots, new and - fashionable styles, reduced from ; 27s (id to 10s Cd. S&JJ.R. VAILE'S Great Sale. . Waterproof Tweed, 00 inches wide, ~-____; . J , i 3s (id per yard. if ! Q& J. R.VAILE'S Great Sale. . O. 40-inch Fancy Skirting, Is 3d •' '' per yard. S& J. R. VAILE'S Great Sale. _ • Handsomely Frilled and Braided Skirts, 6s 9d. S&. J. R. VAll^SGrcat Sale. ._ Ladies' Stays, at half English cost. Q &J. R. VAILE'SGreat Sale. 10. Ladies' Underclothing and Baby Linen, at cost price. S&J'. R. VAILE'S Great Sale. . Trimmed Bonnets and Hats, at less than English cost. S& J. R. VAILE'S Great Sale. ~ Fur Muffs, Ties, etc., a.t half price.. S& J. R. VAILE'S Great Sale. ' . Wool Ties, 4d each; Collarets, Cd each; other Goods in proportion. Sk ,T. R. VAILE'S Great Sale. " Welsh Flannels, warranted all wool, Sitout, and 20 inches wide, only lOjd per yard. & J. R. VAILE'S Great Sale. . Wet Wove Calico, stout make full 83 inches wide, 4id j per yard. " S& J. B. VAILE'S GaEA'i 1 AI X t NATIONAL MART, CORNEB OP QtTfeEN AND WtNDIIAM-STEEEtS. v '_____ JUST HEC.BIVED, m EX 'BELLA {MARY,' EROM - - HOBART TOWN, ": :: THE^' JEDITiI,': :iPIIOM TAHITI,J; THE P.S. 'NEBBASKi,' EB.OM: SYDNEY, \ CHOICE SELECTION yy* 0F : i .^: ,'i . '--.A. |. F B V ziJili ? ■■' .31 •" ; '•-'": .'j :■''■" it. :.' .!..-., il _\ r'■? & . > CONSISTING OE— . . ■',/ : , : ORANGES z. . ■■•■ LEMONS- ;:::;i jj CITllONS ; ; i ( quinces' r z U".,, '_, JBAKWANAS i /'; jj PINE APPLES '"""'I> ----- '—- .. ..- - ■sggjmmmmn Ji MANDARINS, AT ' TJ.S.N.Z. AND A) FRUIT DEPOT, |: QEEEN-STEEET, Orrosna; tvs Bask ov New Zeaj md :AND AT THE EIJIAN .JHOIJSE, WHARF. j BOARD AND RESIDENCE. U' ! J RUS SELL'S Private - Boarding Esfcap-' ', lishment, Upper O.ueentstreet, is now removod' to the centre of the town. for; con veniejice of- old (to- Cobnrg-streefc, Barrack Hill, above ,tlie Theatre Royal, Queen street, between Victoria and WellesleyTsfcrelt 'EastjlatteHy occupied by.Mr. Q-. L. JBicJings, Jknown as Albertli^nd Hpuee) ; the premises' 'being extensive,_ iiewljf pii^erisd, paintietli and 1 fitted "up in 'a'superior'raannier, with' ev6ry comfort for visitors, liav^'tig' private parlours .for,families. The situation is healthy, being an"town ancl ooimtry, fromits high)sitlration. Reduced terras for Permanent Boarders, - aridJ. Day Boarders moderate. -' - ~ Has for sale, IJouses, Buiiding Allotments, anil Es tatesin all parts of the' City, the Suburbs andPro vinoe, and Shares in all the leading Claims on the Goldfleldg. •' 'wnKriJ I ' Also, money to lend .on good freehold security,.and 1 various properties'to be exchanged for mining- shades, OCCIDENT A L ,H OT E Hi, ly- y-i ■ VULCAN LANE:::: IO I r\ CAFE open : from nine o'clock a.m. until twelve o'clock p.m. . , ■ ...•■: I ' '') Eii*s^-class ■ Billiard. Saloon, with .a new Aioook & Co.'b Table. •. E]> Wa R D PER E IN- S,i & :ij o ait at di3Jt,Jj ?WP%^-.^ ■ ".jti oT I T.'GST^rlnroWnear Syihonds-street, on SUn- JcLy ..,d»y>:-i(BJlack Cftshmere SHAWL.—The finder will be rewardcdvon_.l£?vvnig,{it atlthe Stab Office. A description has been left with the Police.



Auction Sales. THURSDAY, JUNE 29.. UNDER BILL OP S,ALE. The subscribers wiljsell^. at. their Mart, Fort-street, SBvsE&W la?? 29£h Instant, at 12 o'clock, under t Bill of Sale, E m frWtW TacW< MARY,' about 8 tons, J_ coppered, and copper-fastened, with sails, new gear, anchors and chains, dingy, etc.. in first-rate condition. SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, Auctioneers. | 'j' I" EJRIDASV'iJUNE 30. « "^ sr. fEJANDSOME ROSEWOOD PIANOFORTE ON ACCOUNT OF WHOM IT MAY CONCERN. MUSICAL BOXES, DRAWING- ROOM SUITE, G-ROVER &' BAILEE'S SEWING MACHINE, HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, The subscribers have received instructions to sell, at their Rooms, Fort-street, on Friday next, 30th hist., at 11 o'clock, I A NEXCELLEJNT PIANOFORTE, I Jl\. by "Aucher," of Paris, Trichord, in Handsome I Dark Rosewood case, \ 'th all the latest improvements, manufactured expressly for this climate, saved from the late Are in Pitt-street. Also, A Superior Drawing Room Suite, in Mahogany and Green Damask (good as new), Six Fine-toned Musical Boxes, with a'l, the most recent in ventions, playing from 6 to, 10 tunes,, quite new in handsome cases. - .' .~'. ,'~ "■* First-class Sewing Mach'ne, by Grover & Baker, v ..th a' 1 ■ extras, in goodworking order.- /Household Fur niture, etc., comprising—Papier Mache Tables, Superior Rosewood Loo Table, Cane and other . r Chairs, Tables, Lamps, Co* • Matting, Blinds, Glassware, etc. Double and Single Iron Bed . stead's, Palhases,; Carpet, Dressing, Tables, ... etc., etc., etc., And a quantity of sundries damaged by fire. •■■• ; SAMUEL COCHRANE, & SON, , % ■ mill .: Auctioneers. . . ~,.*• ' FRIDAY, JUNE 30.J ' •'■' 'I TO SURVEYORS AND OTHERS. - The subscribers have received instructions from Captain Hutton, who is leaving for Wellington, to sell at their rooms, Fort-street, on Friday, 3»tn inst., at 12 o'clock, _ . AEIYE-INCH TRANSIT THEO-. - DOLITEandLEVEL.by " Adie';, i ... ~, Improved Prismatic Compass, f orsurveyihg mines, jj ■• ~;,. by "Yeates/'qf Dublin' ' ' ,' Z' " ' Prismatic Compass, in case; surveying square fc Double->barreT Breech-loading Gun, by "ißielly,", .: w-ith loading apparatus; etc., in case. Z,,... Gircmufercnter and Stand, etc. ' " * .-■'■'7 The above are by fli'3t-class makers,1 in good ordor;: and for positive sale. ' Ha-a.i -.-i; ;: '!•_.-,.;_ .<■:{■■,_ ..SAMUEL COCHRANE,& SON,';.. J. w ' ". ' ',' ' Auctioneers.'. . -_ , ~-.,;-,■/ : vavOT ESDAY ,- june 29. ( ;.'._';!{ "\\ ' ■WINES, SPIRITS,.LIQUORS, &o. .'' \' " J WITHOUT RESERVE." [- ' " ZV; iZ. ©ITNATHAN 'AND CpW«I Have received instructions to se* v by auction, at their .stores, Sliortland-street, To-morrow .(Thrrsday), the j ;29th inst., at 12 o'clock shsi.i, , ,-, '. , \.,.J,J; mHE Balance of Miv Charles Davis's j JL Stock of WINES and SPIRITS, as follows :— j 8; lihds. Sherry-!'• t& -■" .'!', j ,;.'..; 4 <ir.-CQ.sks Sherry , . • t ~...,- , j 10 qr.-casks Port ",- ".""!; l:* ,J 2 qr.-casks3?oi't(duty paid) • C qr.-caslcs Hennes3y's Brandy 10 qf.'-casks Pale Brandy - "• - —. J • 2 qr.-casks Spirits of Wine . , 5S cases Geneva ,YJJ 'JIBO j Gasps -Hejmessy's Brandy, : <_ p tir 53 cases Gustave Edwardßrahdy*'' 24 cases Chami)aj,.ie "ct :)~ riTA 6 cases'Curagoa ./•.- \ > jS'i/^'rrTj-/"* I : Cirlia leases Bunoh Royal. - ! O. /L'Ji f \J \ (_-,'.! \l' '■ ■■' : Terpis at'sale,;' j -f-; V j ;;:-! '■•■ ' ii: V:' ■'""■': '; "'•'-■ ""znA* % ! vyy-'vi MONDAY,; JULY 17. <:, . '1. j : BY ORDER OE, THE MORTGAG}EES.| The,subscribers have received instructions to sell, at' • the' Land Mart; Tort-street, on Monday, t l7th" July, ' at 12 o'cleck, ;'.■ ,- ■••.':, ~'. ~fi_ ~-. ~,... {:. THE HOEA HDEA fBLOGKI, containing, about 8,081 acres, and having ja frontage' of. upwards bf five miles to -the Waikato River, held under a lea^e from the native, grantees fer a residue of a term of 21 years, 'commencing"lit .Septmber, 186,7. './■'. "....,,,, '~... \ ! ' Further particulars can be had'onfaiipiicationito.the,! vendors' solicitors, Messrs. Hesketh and Richmond ;■, or, to • -.- ... L, .:. -■":~^" i ■ SAMUEL COCHRANE) & SOil, j ;; ■1 A\" A :-i'5 -. Auctioneers., ~ • ~■■ A.„,. - ■ ■-„,.- 7, X —: -..ERIDAY, JUNE_3O._„ THE subscriber has received.,instrue- '' tions to sell, on Friday, June SO, atj 2 o|clock, at;'theT'f.. >. [T ;.■'. ] ■•> -Tjrf_*~TT \ t3 ZeiiEIEENTiIRSZARMa. JHJCJyttE|i, j' ' Grey-street, THE WHOLJE OF THE-*STOCK arid- ■ ; ; . ;; FITTINGS,^wd FURNITURE in PARLOURS," BEDROOMS, /a^d ;;. " '-jeitchenZ! r->n.jj fzz;/ r ,KzT m ;- :j ' GKEORGE SIBBJJJN, ' ■'•' f=, Ifi , Auctioneer, :r, . j FRIDAY, JUNE 30;' j.<, THE subscriber is favoured with ijn structions to'sell, on' Friday, Juno 30,- r at 11 o'clock, at jthe "OAK HOTELj -corner of Cook and Chapel-streets, * -.../....•_ t' i;'-'_;, J'-.ilt f ..» ( THE WHOLE OF THE STOCK ASTti J: X A VFURNITUREuitPAJILOURS, BED. ROOMS,, and KITCHEN. - ,JJ»ZiJ-ZIJ"3 ;•'"{ 'yAtyiiff W | A First-class BILLIARD B^GAtJeLLE BOAKB/1 complete;'andiiaJSafe set of Cabinetmaker's GEORGE SJLBBIN, i Auctioneer.



Auction Sales. THURSDAY, JUNE 29. t S. JONES Has received instructions from- Johk Mowbray, Tiustee of the Bankrupt Estate of Samuel Hague Smith, of Auckland, to sell by auction, at the Brunswick Mart, on Thursday next, 29th inst., at 11 o'clock, THE RESIDUE of v the Stock-in- Trade, consisting of— 1 pair Paddle Wheels, 1 Lifting Crane, 2 Tricycles, 2 Circular Saws, Wool Mops, 200 Fire Bricks, Piston and Rod, Lead Tank, 1 Am J, Tinsmith and Cooper's Tools, Steelyard, Bolts and Nuts, Corn Sacks, etc., etc. Also, the Book Debts, Auckland and Kaipara, due to the 'Estate, as .per List in the Auctioneer's hands. And 140 acres of Land, Oruiti Valley, .Mongonui. Allotments of Land at Penrose. " njj ', Seven Shares in the Providohce Gold Mining <3fom pany. |;-' '< The Trustee's Interest in the following Mortgaged Properties: Three Brick Houses in Grey-jtreet,' G acres of Land; being Lot 164, Parish of Waipipi. for full paiticulars enquire of the Auctioneers. Terms—Cash. WEDNESDAY, JULY 5. BX ORDER OF ROJBT. SOMMERVILLE, Esq., THE OFEICIAL AG-ENT FOR WINDING UP THE POVERTY AND CHARLESTON GOLD M-NJNG COM PANY (REGISTERED). WITHOUT RESERVE. THE MINE, PLANT, BUILDINGS, Etc., ! p«.i ',n ■0B THE -~..„. POVERTY AND CHARLESTON GOLD 'MINING COMPANY (REGISTERED). Ii 0; ARTHUR & SON « ....* i . ."■■'■".' "W-U srV by auction, at their Mart, Queen-street, Auckland, on Wednesday next. July 5,1871, at l'£ ' 'o'clock noon,, THE MiNJE, PLANT, BUILD, ,INGS, GEAR, &c., of the Poverty and Charles. ' ton Gold Mining Company (Registered). Z ....;■-. , J Terms Cash, .. Th-Leases, and all other Bocuments necessary for giviug the fullest information, are open for inspection | at the Office of the Auctioneers. ■■«*,.■ • X"' , ,;., j. ~%:.', ■" , Jj' ■' '' ' > : WEDNESI)J^,-iuiiY:6. "'' i -ZJ.a"]-/ ,'-/.', £nS£ ,-..-,,. ...,:- ~; !BY ORDER OF CHARLES TOTHILL, i Esq., THE OFFICIAL AGENT FOR ] WINDING UP THE BELFAST GOLD | .MINiNG COMPANY (REGISTERED). j "'-':: ! ■'»^'WITHOUT.,RESERJVJE.,,'j ■:.'.'■,",. THE MINE, PLANT, BUILDINGS, Ao., OF THE (BELFAST GOLD MINING , COMPA-NY (REGISTJERED). -: ■J _ __:[ 'a - ARTHUR!. & -SONZr^ t J Will. sell by auction, at their' Mart, Queen-street' .' "Auckland, dh Wednesday next, July sth, 1871, at 12 o'clocknoon; ; •-."--; iBtPW I -_.\.-';. aW . i ." THE 1 MINE, PLANT, INGS, GEAR, &c, of the Belfast Gold' Mining .Company (Registered), subject to the agreement made by the Company, fer the working a portion of the Mine on tribute. ' ;';. ■'"''■' '..*■ ' ■ ■■.■:■?' A:-A:. A~ A '.'."' A^yr tit v."1 Terms Cash. ~ . , ,/ , TJie Leases^ and all other Documents necessary for I giving the fullest information,' are spen for inspection ' at the Office of the -Auctioneers,....-.: ,V- -J '{ •:: •. I '-;■'■'■ ■ r, -~ ,~. ' ' '". ' i ' *■' " ' 1 --.'V.---: ■-'--■' ,■■/:•■■ .. 5 '-, .■-.. ■ ■■■-:■;.:,:-';• .:-■.. ,' \ SATHjiREESTONE; ) THIS STONE) from its dur&bility, the largo l: dimensions of blbcksTobtainable (the - rock boing j very.sound), and the moderate cost at which it eau j he worked, is hdW being largely used in Australia,/ LffewZealand, and other British Colonies. , . -, IT HAS ALSO BEEN ADOPTED at.Rio do Janeiro, for Public Buildings, Bridges, othop > 'works o6nnected: with the Rio improvements j .also for tho Government Offices at Auckland, lityw Zealand. . "' f THE COST OF EJABOR on it in London, is af iundot: Per foot super., sawing,jljd, j,plain worV iSdi; splaihtioii»ular;.4ld.;. straight moulded, 8(1.' circular moulded,' Is.; plain sunk, fld.j oiroul sunk, Bd. ; straight moulded- sunk, 11. j.\!Ci«}U r moulded sunk,ls. 4d-. --—<■ '.. . THE MODERATE. CO^T at whioh it can. supplied, its -desirable .col«r,Areg»lar qsab fineness of texture, and the small expense»t wh ites wtrked, recder.it an .eff,optive fuad ecMiomi. : Building-material... .... -.....-.;.. j TESHMONIALS relative te thb quaUty of Stone, &6hi the most eminent Architects, Build . I and: Contractors, and- the prices M, which it cai dqliv.qred alongside at any Port,'will he flirnii ou apphedti'dh tb'MiJSsrsV -• - * fOfta ..:i j RAWDELt & ISAtiN'OtjlSf STONE QUARRIES; BJAIt • - , _.._ ' A h^J^RO#S;& STEWART, ENGiimf J> BANBURYj ENG-LAND, I LQN3> 145, OANKONrSTBEEpD, E.C., ~• Z, \ ..hiTi-y-'■■ '_.-i-..:.!_.-..■:..._ -, ;■ .Maiiufec,ttireJP< ""abib SiiiiM 7 7'A I'J ,'f 0 I . t£? GDTBB, THRAf^ ~." fe*j^l?)Ngj Maohinbs, |fl iJ '.iiiJU!i.i. j.m%bJJf ■£&. Bumps for tri i^ifiiii^s_S[^Hffl^?i —c.i v J^Eg "T Oirinding V ■ E- : >gJpe^pH 7 a J'Sawing iMaohin ; H : ij^?^.^ nXSfr J§~>[, fj and eTery dfae ;.,,;,,. I ,;,',;;.,--.. i . , efficient, ,dtf ,J ~.-..;.-. .;■;■. _ ,''.." A.. t .. arid ecbnbmiiil ' Advantageous terms to Cash Buyer* "•""'•' "•-'' ' - '■'•'• ' -:;' '. io *#* Citaldgaes to bo ohtainediat thef__ offtoq . •'.-,., of.,this Newspaper,,,;,.-';' . a ■■) ':' :t'"/, t-T^M @uj |0' >"^TT-Bjß^fflS^i_si i'"At_\ AOKNM WAHintp.'', ;a | _K. OZMAYS, .NorthiSwe.-irri,- )J:> '. MR. GTLMAN^Posb-i)ffiw, Qnehij t MRt CUNNINGHAM, Newmatk4». i MR. MIDDLETON, Stationer, M *°* X *T ParneU. L'j ' ' • ■ ' /'- ■■■'Z'.v ;J