SUPREME COURT.—Civil Sittings.

MONDAY, JULY 3

[Before His Honor Sir G. A. Arney, Knight, Chief Justice, and a Special Jury.]

His Honob took his seat on the Bench at 10 o'clock. Mohi v. Craig,.—Mr. MacCormick and Mr. Brookfield for the plaintiff; Mr. Rees and Mr. Heskethfor the defendant. The en deavours made to settle the case having failed the hearing was resumed this morning. Paul, native chief of Coromandel, who had been under cross-examination on Friday, was again called -. In reply to questions put by Mr. MacCormick, he said that during the hearing of .the native claims m the Native Lands Court, he was drunk the whole ol the Uime. Ho never asked Mohi to become with him ioint owner of Coromandel lands.in order that he "might come in" with. Mohi to the Whangapoa land. Remembered the death 01 Mold's mother. Craig was tho only person who with his white people cut timber upon Opitonui. Witness allowed Craig to cut the timber and had received the payment from him. Craig gave money to wit ness, to Lydia, Mohi's mother, Wiremu Hopena, and others. That was at Craig s house. Witness had said that he did not re ceive sufficient payment. Never made any statement to Mohi about Craig having a right to cut the timber. Did complain to Mobi that he had only received £30, and ought to have received more payment from Craig. Did soy that payment to Hopena was wrong, as he had no claim upon tho land whatever. Witness and the other owners had received a great deal of money from Craig. (Affidavits were put in and read, in which the witness said he had not been paid for all his interest in the timber, and that Craig was very '. ob stinate" in the matter of payment.) He denied the allegations set out in the affidavits.

POLICE COURT.— Monday.

[Before J. O'Neill and J. M. Dargaville, Esqs., Justices.] DBTrttnCa-NirESS.— J. M. Griggson, J. Man ring- W, Grove, O. By?ne, P. Salomon, W. Morgan, A. Marshall, W. Crowe, Jane Kelly, and W. Swanson, "were punished in the usual manner for this offence, Margaret Condron -was sent-to gaol for seven days. VaGBANCT.—James Palmer, charged with this offence, was, on the evidence of Sergeant Walker, fined 20s, and costs, or-to be impri soned for seven days. Labcekt.—R.Dougherty was charged with having stolen a boiler and a bowl, value 55., the property of G. Slaines. Prosecutor de posed to the- facts of the case. Constable Green deposed to the arrest of the prisoner, ■who said he knew nothing of it, as. he was drunk. Sentenced to 14 days imprisonment.— Henry Moore -was charged by Henry Fullor -with having stolen "a silver-plated cup,, value 4s.—Mr- Joy for the defence.—Prosecutor deposed that on the 29th March last he had missed the cup produced. Identified it by its resemblance to another now produced.— Cross-examined by Mr. Joy -Detective Jeffrey deposed fo the arrest of the prisoner. Tlie cup was, among the prisoner's things.—Mr. Joy, for defendant, admitted the possession of the oup, which had been in his possession for , eighteen months, and showed from shipping articles that defendant was at tho Fijis at the time of the alleged stealing.—Case dismissed.

BOROUGH COUNCIL.

Y-eSTBKDA-r afternoon a special meeting of tbe Borough Council-was held at the Corporation offices, Canada Buildings, Present — The Mayor (in the chair), Messrs. Asher Asher, George, Atfcin, Staines, Smart, and Tonks. minutes Of tntf last meeting were read and confirmed.—The Chairman explained the object - of; the present meeting, whicl), ho ' suid, -was to consider the1 question "■ of adopting the -by-laws. Legal opinion had been received from Mr. Whitaker, which' -was of a somewhat am biguous nature, and not altogether satisfac tory.— Mr.- Whitnker's opinion was then, read. It stated that the sections 181 and 182 were not intelligible to him. He was of opinion that any subdivision of the Act would hot" com* 'into operation for three months. He did not see how the Council could adopt the-by-lawSv-wiaboiit causing a cessation of the present Act.—The Chairman said ho had also had the opinion of the Superintendent, which •was that they should carry out the Act to the best of their ability. , He, therefore, thought tKey should adopt the schedule.—Councillor Atkin was of opinion that tiler, had al ready- ' lost too much' time in getting opinions. He -would more that the by-laws, as printed, should be adopted.—Councillor Smart seconded the motion. — Councillor George said ''thai, now they Bad waited so long, they might as well wait till the General Assembly met, and have the matter finally settled by getting a bill passed to relieve them of their difficulties. What was law to-day was not-law to-morrow,; arid such ' things, ought not to'be" The next genera ti-m would! l( repeal irio'st of the present Acts, and put them: behind the, fire.— , Councillor Atkins' motio*-). was canfied, only Messrs. George and Staines 1 voting against it, and the by-laws were adopted.—Thcusual monthly accounts were then signed.—The Council tben resolved itself into a committee ,tp consider the question of a market-place. Before doing so the Mayor notified that he. had received- bis appointment as a justice of the peace. The committee then entered into the question of V market-place, with the un derstanding that it would bring up a report next sitting day.—The Council then' ad journed. ' r<i ~-;.■;.• oj ■■.■.

Somebody writes:—" A girl who looks like ft fury or a 'sloven in the morning is not to be trusted, however finely she may look in. the evening." No Matter how humble your room may be, these eight things it should contain--, TU*., a mirror, a wash-stand, soap> towel, comb, hair,.nail, -and tooth brushes. They are „as essential as* your breakfastj before which you should make, use of them. .■ There, young ladies, you have a sensible opinion, and some wholesome advice. We dare venture the assertion that thera are many .young girls in this town who make their appfaraaoe at the breakfast table in a condih n ofdowdmess that would' be a positive discredit to-the veriest slattern of the kitchen; and there are many parents who do not only tolerate but absolutely encourage this unpardonable un tidiness." There is no possible" excuse for it. Unwashed face and hands, unkempt' hair, unplaced gaiters, unmerided or uncleanly wrapper, should neverbe seeno'n.pr about the person of a young lady, or an old one either. Common decency,'not to speak ofrespect for parents or self, forbids them. ". We would as soon encounter a young ladywith. a lighted cigar or a chew of tobacco in her mouth, says «n exchange, "as one of these, slovenly crea tures." Let such, if there be" any taring our readers, ask themselves whether they would willingly be scer_in such unseemly attire by the young gentlemen whom they meet in the parlour.. If they would not, then thfre is BO ■tpology fox thii worse than nntidinw|.

THE EVENING STAB, AUCKLAND, MONDAY, JULY 3, 1871.



THE SHAEEMABKET. _~. _, mb. J. m. Lennox's report. _, A large numher of shares have changed hands to-day at reduced prices. I have sold Thames at £39 10s, £39, and £38 ; Caledonian, £195 to £190; Utago, £3 5s • Nonpareil, £-115s. Sellers, Otago, £3 ss; Shotover, 103; Caledonian, £192 10s; Thames, £38. mb. j. newman's bepobt. , The share market is more active this morning, but the decline of Caledonian, reported on Saturday, is confirmed — fellers at £195, buyers £190. I have sold Thames, £37 10s to £39 ; Otago at £3 ss; f-hotover, 8s ; Alburnia, £7 7s 6d to £8, ex dividend. Buyers, Otago, £3 ; Non pareil, £4 10s. MB. J. TONSON GABTiICK's BEPOBT. My sales to-day have been as follows : — Caledonian, £190; Thames, £38 10s. ; Otagos £3 2s 6d to £3 5s ; Tokatea, £3 ss; Nonpareil, £4, 12s 6d ; Alburnia, £7 7s 6d. WANTED— A STRONG- USEFUL LAD. —Apply, W. R. Hax-wabd'S Cheap Bedding Warehouso, 95, Queen-street. WANTED— A steady MAN, to sell tho Thames Advertiser in Auckland.— Apply at tho Evening Stab office. WANTED —A Smart Active LAD, between the age of 14 or 15, to serve in a' Shop.—Apply at tho office of the Evening Stab. WANTED to Sell-A Singeb's SEWING MACHINE, for Leather Work ; price £12.—Apply to H. Stokes, Boot Closer, Wyndham-street, two doors from Hobson street. MAN-COO_ WANTED,—A thoroughly competent person; references as to character and abilities required.—Apply to the keeper of the New Zealand Co.'s Buildings. WANTED— A respectable Young Lady as BARMAID.—AppIy at the Q.C.E., Shortland-street. WANTED— A good GENERAL SER ; VANT.-_.pply to Mr. J. Howden, Queen-street. WANT KD—Two or three GIRLS as APPRENTICES to work the Sewing machine.—Apply to N. Campbeil, Tailor, Queen-street. - '. WANTED— Immediately, a Strong Active GIRL, os GENERAL SERVANT.— Apply Stab office. WANTED TO CHARTER-A VESSEL of about 200 tons.—Apply to H. S- MeXebS and Co., Queen-street. "VTOTICE.—I want some New Zealand X\ White or Rod Cornelian, oe any hand some Stones, fit for making into Jewellery.— P. H. Lewisson, opposite Union Bank. WANTED.— I am a purchaser of Red or White Cornelian, it must be good and fit for cutting into Jewellery, and the produce of the district of Auekland.—F. Hi Lewis- , son, opposite the Union Bank. WANTED-COMPOSI IORS.1 ORS.—Apply at Jones and Tombs, Wollesley-streot. WANTED— A NURSE GIRL, to make herself generally useful; also, a SHOP' BOY.—Apply to J. Levy, Tailor, opposite Savings' Bank, Queen-street. HANCOCK'S SPARKLING ALE always on hand at the Q.C.E., Shortland street. FOR SALE—A First-class BAGATELLE TABLE.—Apply to J. EvinscN, New Caledonia Hotel, Symonds-street, Auckland. ';■' MONEY to Lend on Mining Shares.—Ap ply to H. V. Stevens, Sharebroker, Quees-Btrcet. LOST —In or near Symonds-street, on Sun-, day, a Black Cashmere SHAWL.—The finder ...will bo rewarded on leaving it at the Stab Office. ' A description has been left with he Police. LOST in my Shop—A DIAMOND PIN (Masonic emblem). Tho finder will be rewarded on bringing the same to Mb. W. Messengeb, Victoria-street. Anyone retaining the same after this date will be prosecuted. CHARLES L. WATT,; T>IA_TOFORTE TUNER_ REGULATOR. Orders left at Mr. Payne's, Princes-street, and Evening Stab, office, will be punctually, attended to. .. Ji&JksL ySyeeland route \_/ TO ENGLAND. ■^^^~^ THE IJNITED STATES. NEW t ZEALAND, AND ATJSTRALIA.STEAM-J : ,.'.'\,. r .;',: s^p ijNf.s '~ j FOE HONOLULU, SAN FRANCISCO, NEW ■ YORK,'AND LIVERPOOL. : Cndek. Cohtract with -nil! New Ze_a_> GoVBMrMBKT ,: J For -a Fp-M-weeWyijMaU Service. The magnificent -steamihip . «tf E ,V,A D A, _S,l_3 Tons Rigister, J. H. Bm-them, Com mander, is appointed to leave Auckland for Honolulu ahd San Francisco, on THURSDAY, July. 13, at 2, o'cloekp.m,, _• ; ~ -. For freight, passage, and all particulars, apply io :' v: ''"-.- i HENDERSON & MACFARLANE. ,*-K^' WE SYDNEY AND Tl3ajffiNp^> MELBOURNE. Transhipping to any Port ii th« Australian Colonies, by the A.S.N. .Company's Steamers. :. ;> \.i.; ' 13 I ' i ;> The A.S.N. Co.'s s.s. r\';\ ;'jIMES.;.PATERSpN/ |■ : 'i'A F. Moore, Commander, wial leave AUCKLAND, for tho abov« po*-ts, on ,or about WEDIfESDAY,42th^riUy. \ For freight or passage, apply to , . ■ .. " . H. M. JERTTS, ' '' ' , Agents. NA.FiE_j __ ,_^_> The s.s. ,*^^^^ 'STAR OF THE SOUTH,* Captain Holmkb, will leave' as above on WEDNES- [ DAY, sth instant, at 3 p.m. 1 . . . ■] Agents.



__s_*rv TS^OR TARANAKI* «^a"*sPiS'**N. Jj NELSON, WELLINGTON, Tfffflgffl\\_>ANP SOUTHERN PORTS. The N.Z.S.S. Company's s.s. •WELLINGTON,' A. Kennedy, Commander, will leave the Wharf, Onehunga, on THURSDAY next, at noon. COMBES & DALDY, Agents. kf^_k 'TfOB SYDNEY'AND l^^-^^Va Jj MELBOURNE. "*^i^^^^— The Magnificent s.s. «H E R O,* Captain Logan, will leave the Queen-street Wliarf as above on SATURDAY next, the Bth inst., at 11 a.m. For freight or passage apply to CRUICKSHANK, SMART & CO., Agents, Auckland; Or, R. S. LEDGER, Agent, Grahamstown, Thames. High-street, Auckland, July 3,1871. "r^TZ" Q TEAM BETWEEN ||^#S. U AUCKLAND AND THAMES. • ROYAL ALFRED * will sail as under: — Fbosi Auckland to Grah.vmstown. Monday, 3rd July, at 6 o'clock afternoon Tuesday, 4th July, at 5 o'clock afternoon Wednesday, sih July, at 5 o'clock afternoon From Gbahamstowh to Auckland. Tuesday, 4th July, at 10 o'clock morning Wednesday, sth July, at 10.30 o'clock morning EDGAR W. WALKER, At-ent. ,-VAa QTEAM TO THE Sffi«|||l|rN. K_ THAMES. TIME TABLE. The p.s. •GOLDEN CROWN • will sail as under :— From Auckland. Tuesday, 4th Jnly, at 3 o'clock afternoon Wednesday, sth July, at 11 o'clock morning Thursday, 6th Jnly, at 11 o'clock moaning From Grahamsto-wj.. Monday, 3rd July, at 0 o'clock evening Tuesday, 4th July, 7 o'clock evening From Tararu. Wednesday, sth July, at 4 o'clock afternoon Thursday. 6th July, al 4 o'clock afternoon J. S. MACFARLANE, Agent. -i"V__ T?OB WANGANUI, ■■UfW^Tp-x^ JD WESTPORT & GREYMOUTH. «st; kilda,* Captain J. Flotterday, wiU leave the Wliarf, One hunpi, for the above ports, on TUESDAY next, the 4th instant, at 2 p.m. For freight or passage apply to ALFRED BUCKLAND, Auckland; Or, ALFRED BARNES, Onshunga. ;■=■£*£* TflOR TAURANGA /_fc3r__>■ T''"Cnttcr 'HERO,' Captain Mollkr, will leave for the above place TO-MORROW (Tuesday) EVENING, at 3 o'clock. .■OT* "pOH TAURANGA. y?!$?« J?\_* T*iereKu-*rtrader jj-jjjig 'MARY ELIZA,' D. 'Sellars, Master, Wall leavo for above TO MORROW (Tuesday) EVENING. . M. NILOOL, July 3,1871. _______ -jtl^ 171 OB TAURANGA, /Hrm 4R\^s!>- ho rc Bular trader $&§gj^ 'TAURANGA,' D. Faulknbr, Master, will sail for al>ove TO MORROW (Tuesday) EVENING. M. NICCOL, July 3, 1871. Agent. <==ZfcL XpOE HONOLULU, A%jy/bc&. The clipper schooner ' SEA BREEZE,' Captain Austin, will sail on WEDNESDAY, the sth inst. ; For freight or passage apply to J. S. MACFARLANE - CO., Agents. -*=_!_ TJIOE HOKIANGA, VjX^»fv Jj CALLING AT AHIPARA. •__l__*l' he Schooner •«BSBfe» ' ONWARD,' Captain Stuart, will sail in a few days. For freight or passage, apply to.. 3. S. MACFARLANE & CO., Agents, Queen-street. .==_,_ XT OR* LEVU K. A, *|^, Jj fijis. ■ -^mjofc^" The Favourite Clipper Schooner ' JBSM*JJ' 'MERLIN,' M. Yates, Master, wiU sail as above on TUESDAY next, the 4th July. For freight or passage apply to -__» M. NICCOL. June 30,1871. T7l 0 B LO N D O N J^-mJfcV DIRECT. The Beautiful Aberdeen Clipper Ship «A L E X A N D R I N A,' 670 tons, Al, Captain James C. San«s_r, having a large portion of her cargo on beard, will meet with prompt despatch. Has excellent accommodation for passengers. Apply to L..D. NATHAN & CO. THIRST VESSEL EOR /J^&a J_ LONDON. %*j_|__?l The splendid'clipper ship ,y^BS^S» «WILD DUCK,' Al at Lloyd's, Captain M. Baillib, is vtm fast loads ing and will meet with quick despatch. I Intending passengers are invited to inspect her ac commodation, which is unsurpassed by any vessel in the trade. For freight or passage apply to' HENDERSON b MACFARLANE. # ® )6< T ODGE ABA, 34 8, 1.6. The Regular Monthly MEETING of the above Lodge wiU be held in the Lodge Room, Masonic Hotel, THIS (MONDAY) EVENING, at 7.30 p.m. By order of tho W.M. GEORGE H. LA VERS, Secretary. rpHB SOIREE which was announced I to be held at St. Mary's College will take place at St. Mary's College, North Shore, on WEDNES DAY NEXT, the 6th July, at 6.30 p.m. The post ponment has been decided upon in deference to a large number of ladies and gentlemen who purpose being present. ..„,... Ferry Boats will leive the Queen-street Wharf at 4, 6, and 6.30 p.m., and from the College after the Soiree is over, free of charge. Tickets for the Soiree ta be had from Mr. Canning, Shortland-street; and Mr. Kohn,-Jeweller, Queen street; Mr. Lewisson, Queen-utrM; and Mr, P. Darby, Queen-street, : | .



A UCKLAND HARBOR BOARD. PUBLIC NOTICE. Office of the Harbor Board, No. 9, Queen-street. Auckland, June 28, 1871. Notice is hereby given that MR. JOHN OGILVIE, of Auckland, has been appointed Secretary and Treasurer to the Board, and is empowered to receive all revenues on and after Ist July, 1871.. WILLIAM C. DALDY, Chairman. A UCKLAND HARBOR BOARD. PUBLIC NOTICE. Offico of the Harbor Board, No. 9, Queen-street, Auckland, June 28,1871. Notice is hereby given that on and after Ist July next, all wharfage shall be payablo to the Treasurer, at the Harbor Office, No. 9, Queen-street, in accord ance with clause 3of the AVharfago Act, 1866, and also that all Licence Fees, Rents, and Revenues ac cruing to the Harbor Board will bo payable to the Treasurer at the same placo. WILLIAM C. DALDY. Chairman. The following is the Clauso referred to :— Clause 3. Such charges shall be payable at the Har bor Office of the harbor in which any wharf is situate in respect of which the said charges are made by the person having for tlie time being the care, custody, or control of such goods, and before re moval of the same from the said wharf, and may be recovered at tho suit of the Harbormaster for the time being, or any other person authorised by tho Superin tendent to sue for the same; and if any person shall remove any goods f Jom the said wharf before such charges thereon as aforesaid are paid, ha shall be liable to pay treble charges to be recovorcd as aforesaid, and . to a penalty not exceeding twenty pounds. NOTICE. THE Undersigned has secured convenient offices at the Insurance Compani's Buildings, -where his business as SHARE BROKER and LAND AGENT will bo con ducted in future. With aviow to facilitate bujihess, aud also for the purpose of securing reliable informa tion, he has appointed Mr. W. Buttle as his Sole Agent at tbe Thames: Office, Albert street, opposite Bank of Zealand, Grahams town. JOSEPH NEWMAN, Share Broker and Land Insurance Buildings, Auckland. , JIT I N IN G STOCK. Buyers. Sellers. Central Italy Otago f Qolden Calf Excelsior Cure Monnatairi Union Inverness • Just-in-Time Junction Alburnia Nonpareil Eureka Hill Thames Long Drive Caledonian. Whau. GEO. SLATER, Stock and Sharebrokcr. London & Lancashire Insurance Co.'s Office, 63, Queen-streot. SHARES WANTED. IN DEMAND— • ! Caledonian Thames Tookey ' . Kelly Otago' Belfast- Control Italy Moanatairi Bank N.Z., Gas, Union Sash & Door Co. SELLERS— Ouro Rod Queen Tokote Excelsior Nebraska North Devon Alburnia Whau. J. TONSON GARLICK, Sharobroker. Sbortland-strcet, Auckland. ' , WANTED, SHARES— Caledonian Thames Tokatea Tookey - Alburnia Bank of New Zealand Belfast Insurance. T. W. STEVENS, Broker. Queen-street. WANTED —The following GOLD MINING SBARES :•- Caledonian Thames : Tookey Otago. New Zealand Bank Shares Gas Shares, &c, &c. J. M. LEN NO X (LATH OF MIOH-STRBEr', 37, QUEEN-S TRE ET, Next to Insurance Buildings. WANTED — Bank of Nw Zealand SHARES; MINING. Belfasts Caledonians Inverness Long Drives Nompareils Thames Tookey's ' Young American MARTIN SHOLL, Queen-street. O.N SALE Tookeys : ■ ! Thames v 5 Caledonians - '*'.'] Cures I Otngos '• (Moanatairi) Unions Just-in-Times • Prince Imperials Albmrnias. I. PHILLIPS, Sharebroker. No. 10, Insurance Buildings. A BRANCH OFFICE of the undermen tioned Companies has btten Opened in West Queen-street, where all information regarding the same may be received :H:«* Vale of Avooa G. M. Co. Southern Pacific do. Clarkson's No. 1 do. ! Californian (To. Virginia City] do. Great Southern do. Lowland Lass do. Gladstone do. MITCHELL & PERCIVAL, Legal Managers. Office of the Berkley Castle G. M. Co. (Reg.) I DBAT& MILLER, SHAREBROKER S, &0., Vulcan Lane, ________________



BELEAST GOLD MINING COM'- PANY (REGISTERED). It is requested that all Transfers of Sharei in this Company now unregistered may be forwarded to the office forthwith, in order that a complete list of share holders may be made, preparatory to the allotment of the shares in tho "Albion Quartz Mining Company, Limited." No Transfers whatever will be received after THIS DAY (Monday), at 4 o'clock. CHARLES TOTHILL, Manager. July 3, 1871. POVERTY" AND CHARLESTON GOLD MINING COMPANY {REGISTERED). It is requested that all Transfers of Shares in this Company now unregistered may be forwarded to tho office forthwith, in order that a complete list of share holders may be made, preparatory to the allotment of the shares in the "Albion Quartz Mining Company, Limited." No Transfers whatever will be received after THIS DAY (Monday), at 4 o'clock. ROBERT SOMMERVILLE, July 3, 1&71. Manager. THE CALEDONIAN MINING INVESTMENT COMPANY. A MEETING-of intending Shareholders in the Caledonian Investment Company will be held THIS (Monday) EVENING, at 8 o'clock, at the Army and Navy Hotel, Queen-street, Auckland. Business for the Meeting : Ist. Form the new Com pany ; 2nd. Allot Shares, adopt Rules, and elect a Board of Directors ; 3rd. Arrange for registering the Company under tho Joint Stock Company (Limited Liability) Act, and any other business tho Share holders may determine on. The object of the Company is to purchase shares in dividend-paying companies, or in ciaims immediately adjoining such in the Province of Auckland. This tho projectors propose to do by mutual co operation, in subscribing weekly payments of Five or Ten Shillings per Share of £10 or £20. All'dividends accruing from purchase, of shares to go towards paying up the balance on the share until the £10 or £20 Share (whichever amount the Meeting determine on), be fully paid up, when dividends will be declared and paid to the shareholders. It is confidently estimated that by this modo of co operation every shareholder will b« benefited to the amount of nearly half his share, besides the great ad vantage of holding shares in claims which may sud denly rise to great value by the rich reefs of gold now discovered in the Caledonian mine being traced and struck in one or more of the adjoining claims. RICHARD C. LUSCOMBE, Sec. pro tern. . LBURNIA GOLD MINING COMPANY (REGISTERED). An Extraordinary MEETING of the Shareholders of this Company will be held at the Mechanics' Institute, Auckland, on TUESDAY, the 18th July, at 2 p.m. The business to be transacted at such Meet ing will be- To increase the Capital of the Company by the issue of' Three Hundred New Shares of £10 each, thus making tho total number of shares in the Company up to 4000 shares. WALTER SULLY, Manager. June 26,1871. N.B.—ln pursuance of a provisional arrangement made by the Directors Two Hundred of the New. Shares are to be issued to the owners of the Ballarat Star and Clyde Claims in exchange for their claims. PUKEHINAU GOLD MINING COMPANY (REGISTERED). A Tenth CALL of Sixpence i*ek ShAhe has this day been made, payable at the Office of the Company, InsuraiaC. Buildings, on or before July 17. W. C. HILL, . Manager. MOANATAIRI GOLD MINING COMPANY (REGISTERED). T^e OVFICE of the above Company is REMOVED from Quccn-strcot to the Offices lately occupied by A. Lascelles, Esq., Shortland-street, Auckland. C. J. STONE, July 13, 1871. Legal Manager. "VTOTICE OF REMOVAL. The Offices of the undermentioned Companies have been REMOVED from Queen-street to the offices lately occupied by A. Lascelles, Esq., Shortland-street, Auckland. ' - North Devon G.M.CO. (Limited) John O'Groats „ „ Herald „ „ El Dorado „ (Registered). F. A. WHITE, Secretary. QJ &J. R. VAILE'S Stock of Men's and Boj *s Clothing is Re moved for salo to the < shop next to Mr. Wayte's and imme oppositc the National Mart. S& J. R. VAILE'S Great Salo. , Scoured Winceys, 7id neryard. S& J. R. VAILE'S Grea?Sale. . Rich Brocho Lustres, 7Jd per yard. S& J. R. VAILE'S Great Sale. , French Merinoes, all ottors, Superior qualities, 14 6d per yard. & J. R. VAILE'S Great Sale. , French Repps, Poplins, Silks, and other Superior class Dresses, at half the usual prices. S" &J. R. VAILE'S~Great Sale. , ;* , Ladies' "Waterproof Cloaks, 14s Od, usual price, 80s. S& J. R. VAILE'S-Great Sale. ' . Ladies' Black Cloth Jackets, new and fashionable styles, reduced from 27s tid to 10s (3d. V. 1 &J. R. VAlLE'SGreatSale. X.?. Waterproof Tweed, 60 inches wide, 3s 6d por yard. _*j7r. VAILE'S Great Sale. , 40-ihch Fancy Skirting, Is 3d per yard. ; —* 1 S& J. R. VAILE'S Great Sale. , Handsomely Frilled and Uraided.Skirts, Os 9d. JkJ. R. VAILE'S Great Sale. . Ladies' Stays, at half English cost. .VAILE'S Great-Sale.! . Ladies' Underclothing and Baby Linen, at cost price.' S„ &j.k. VAILE'S Great Sale. , Trimmed Bonnets and Hats, at ' less than English Cost. S~ &J. R. VAILE'S Great Sale. . Fur Muffs, Ties, etc., at half price. & J. R. VAILE'S Great Sale.. , Wool Ties, 4d each; Collarets, Cd each;; other Goods in proportion. S& J, R. VAILE'S Great Sale. . Welsh Flannels, warranted all wool, stout, and 26 inches wide, only '"2 lOijd per yard. S" ~ & J. R. VAILE'S Great Sale. » Wet Wove Calico, stout make, i full S3 inches wide, 4Jd . per yard. S& J. R. VAILE'S GBEAT'SAIE. , NATIONAL MART, j COBNEB OP QUBEN AND WVHDHAM-STBEETS. NORWICH UNION LIFE INSURANCE SOCIETY. Capital, £2,300,000; Etablished 1808.- NORWICH UNION FIRE INSURANCE SOCIETY. Capital, £550,000; Established 1821. Prospectuses arid full particulars orf ap plication to ' G-EO. S. GRAHAM, Shortland-street, Inspector & Agent. "T^TOTICE is hereby given, in accordance JL\ with tho 29th Section of " The Licens ing A;-t, 1871," that I intend to apply to the Justices of tho Peace; for a Transfer of the License to myself of the Royal Hotel, Eden Crescent, Auckland. Dated this 3rd day of July, A.D., 1871. HENRY CHAMBEBWN. <



Auction Sales. TUESDAY, JULY 4. SALE OF CHOICE FRUITS AND JAMS. .OMONS, &o'., EX 'PRAIBIE,' FROM HOBART TOWN. The undersigned will sell on above date, at 11 o'clock, at their stores, Queen-street, the following:— KB os>7 CASES SUPERIOR APPLES, consisting of- - 31 cases Nonpareil Russetts 33 cases Stunner Pippins 68 eases Stone Pippins 31 cases Pearmains. 37 cases Winter Pearmains 87 cases Superior Keeping Apples KB 20 cases Pears ' 25 bags Onions 100 oases Knight's lib tint- Jams'! may be had 50 cases do. jars Jams j in Bond casks Potted Butter Terras at sale. 4 . H. S. MEYERS & CO. WEDNESDAY, JULY 5. IRON BEDSTEADS, IRON BEDSTEADS. B. TONES & CO. Have been instructed to sell, on Wednesday,1 at' 11 o'clock, A CONSIGNMENT of very Elegant IKON BEDSTEADS, Porcelain Knobs and Castors, new designs, richly gilt, just landed ex ' Alexandrina.' WEDNESDAY, JULY 5. TO TOBACCONISTS AND OTHERS. L. D. NATHAN & CO, Have received instructions to sell by auction, at their stoi-03, Shortland-street, on Wednesday, the sth inst., at 11 a.m., ex"'Hero,' from Melbourne, the following shipment of first class tobaccoes—, 1A f-BOXES VENUS, 110's 0 cases Belle of Virginia Navy Pocket Pieces 6 cases Cameron's Pearl Black Na\y, js's 5 half-tierces St. Andrew's Twist \ | . , 5 cases Violet Black Navy, s's 29 J-boxes H. Hudson, 10's 23 J-bbxes Adeldarro, 10's , t"> | j &C, &0.,' . ' &c1. Terms' at sale. _■ ■. The above are a choice parcel of tobaccos, being a new shipment. THURSDAY, JULY 6. EXTENTIVE SALE ■■■ ■ '. ov i'■' 'j. j FOOLSCAP, LETTER, NOTE, I>EMY, BLOTTING, & WRAPPING PAPER. STATIONERY. -.- BLANK FORMai, &o„ At Commissariat Stores. The subscribers have,' .—cd with instructions from H. C. Lewis, jiaq., A.C.G-., to sell, at the Commissariat Stores, Albert Barracks, on Thursday | next,-6th instant, at eleven o'clock, ALAR&E QUANTITY of VERT SUPERIOR PAPER, &c, as follows : Foolscap, plain and ruled j " '■- : Letter, Note, and Demy Paper i Blotting Paper, Brown and White . Wrapping Paper, &c. 5 Pens, Pencils, Inkstand, Rulers, Wafers, and general Office Requisites Blank Forms, about 5000 lbs. , , Books: Guard, and' Plain and Rilled \ . To be sold, in lots, to suij; purchasers.' '■ -SAMUEL COOHRAN*E r -& SON, ."' ' ■' ! '-Auctioneers; -,::';;''■!-' i ;-1 MONDAYi. JULY; 17..^ v _V Order of the , : MORTG&!Gi:i;si& The subscribers have received instructions ftd4ftUifJ*fe the Land Mart, Port-street, on. Monday, iTt'ltjtaiyl'! at 12 o'clock, I *j V; j&u THE - HORA I-lORA BLOC_| containing about B,CBI acres, and -Jiaving;"*^ frontage of: upwards of live miles to tho Waikato River, held under a lease from the native grantees for a residue of a term of 21' years, commencing Ist Septmber; 1807. * * ■„. Further particulars can be had onjapplication totha. vendors' solicitors,-Messrs. Hesketh and Richmond.; or, "to : SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON,* . Auctioneers.; - f _________■



Auction Sales. . , WEDNESDAY, JULY 5. BY ORDER'OF CHARLES TOIHILL, Esq., THE OFFICIAL AGENT EOR WINDING UP THE BELFAST GOLD MINING COMPANY (REGISTERED). WITHOUT RESERVE. THE MINE, PLANT, BUILDINGS, &c, OF THE BELFAST GOLD MINING , COMPANST (REGISTERED). ' ; ;'',:;•'"' C ARTHUR _ SON - "Will sell by auction, at their Mart, Queen-street Auckland, on Wednesday next, July sth. 1871, at 12 o'clock noon, . ' . .*.. rpHK MINE, PLANT, BUILD. J_ INGS, GEAR, &c, of the Belfast Gold Mining Company (Registered), subject to the agreement made by the Company, for the working a portion of the Mine on tribute. Terms Cash."' " -'•' ' The Leases, and all other Documents necessary for giving the fullest information, are open for inspection at the Office of the Auctioneers. WEDNESDAY. JULY 5. . ~ BX ORDER OF ROBT. SOMMERVILLE, Esq., THE OFEIOIAL AGENT FOR WINDING UP THE POVERTY AND CHARLESTON GOLD MINING COM PANY (REGISTERED), U: '■" WIT HO U T R isfam RV E! THE M_*JE,PLANT, _Ull_>_fGsil Etc., Ol? THE • •''» -i'-i4 " ■ \ POVERTY AND CHARLESTON GOLD MINING COMPANY (REGISTERED). 0. ARTHUR & SON Will sell by auctioD, at their Marf. JQue B n-street, Auckland, on Wednesday next, July 5, 1871, at 12 o clock noon, ~ !• -, ■■• . THE MIN_, PLANT. ; BiJILD INGS, GEAR, &c.,'of the Poverty and Charles ton Gold Mining Company (Registered).' ""' . ' , , Terms .Cash. '"' '" * '■: ■ -. ■■ ' "•, B |(J ~; •fj ■ TheJLeases, and all other Documents necessary for giving the fullest information, are open for inspection at the Office of the Auctioneers. TUESDAY, JULY■_•: • ':] .'S.;jones- ':':.'. ': r ' hn , Has received instructions from• Johk"Mowbuay, Trustee of the Bankrupt Estate of Samuel Hague Smith, of Auckland, to sell by auction, at the Bruns wick Mart, on Tuesday, 4th'July iiist., at 11 o'clock. THE RESIDUE of the'STOCK-IN TRADE, consisting of— ''"• ,' ;. 1 pair Paddle Wheels, 1 Lifting Crane, 2 Tricycles, 2 Circular Saws, Wool Mops, 200 Firebricks, Piston and Rod, Lead Tank, 1 Anvil; Tinsmiths' and Coopers' Tools, Steelyard, Bolts and Nuts. Corn-" sacks, &o. ' ' ;• Also, . ': -• : The Book Debts, Auckland and Kaipara, due to the ( ' Estate, as per list'in tlie Auctioneer's, hatids. I And 140 acres of Land, Oruiti'Valley, Moi/gonui. I Allotments of Laud at Penrose, * '■'.' *'- ':,■'>. '"-. '\ Seven Shares in the Providence' Gold"-Mining Com j, pany. . -> • :-\:.' ...-.•. fT-,j,K 3 The Trustee's] Interest in 3_*t • foUowihg. _6rtgaged.; Properties: Three Brick Houses in Grey-street;! 6 acres of Land, being Lot 104, Parish of Waipipi. I ■ ' ' ff j * ' (T'l i fITS 3 For full particulars inquire of the Audtiffineer. m I . Terms Cash.' "' *■'-',* -1 NOWLANDLtG- ANpIJ,QR SALE, 1 THE FOLLOWING CONSIGNMENTS-"-; 10 boxes Orange Pekoe.i* JbsHi_ Bates,' -* '. choice'". ■-' e-rajjT ■/(. _ 8 20 irchestsCongou.^jPoterx'-jTOrjt choice . 30 f-chests ; Congou, *i_oy Bendien,' a very fine tea 50 Irchests CongoH,*"J W<?donga' 25 cases Morton's and Wyatf s Pick 20 cases Morton's Saldd"o_> ri* *-! . 25 cases'Munn's Ooniflour ■* 250 bags Maize, f , 1 ' 1 25 cases Chinese Pfe'Serves. "■ [ •■.■*:■: ='..' lv .^-;'^-BaTO^ES.&CO. 1 THE. UNDERSIGNED; t IW^FJBRINS FOR .CASH— * 500 sacks Barley; 2s 6d?tb' 3s, 6d per.bushel j 150 sacks Wheat, 3s 9d to „.per Bushel Oatmeal, at 2£d per 1„ . ad*) „ - ' . " Fineßonedußtj-,-67:'per(tiSj!iff i*ti[ - 1 - - Amalgamated Anijnal Manure, £6 10 ---• per ton. JAMES (COUPLAN©, GENERAL PRODUCE;' DEALER, "' '~.'148, .QuEENf^'-^T^'J^ ' i ;{BOr"BEpl ""'.'.," • 1 A, t^INE-ROOMED . HpmSE ; larg. .' garden",'l cb_b_no'?n|» BVic*w x»f city an< hardour.—Apply,.-, _ '<l*m» -** . " " -.PARTINGTON, "-3-; ;-i ■ :;.(3b)»OJh(fen.BaTeet. i ■ ■■■■-; ; •■■■ ' * __j _g___3_ I ; FORISALE, A HOTEIS 0 | THE Balance of -a Lease of- a first-clasj ■ Hotel.'in Auckland, having s about 11 v years to run. The purchaser, will, have _ option of taking the Stock, Furniture, au( Fixings, as. they now s^nd, at a, valuatioi No agents need apply.—lnfprmation, wit) particulars, can be had by applying, to J6k] Mkkz_S, Victoria Ho.toL-.-. "M _■ p " June 2, ,1871. '■ J-*^^ - „ - .: :__ * "■ ' "T"Vo;if;ls to 'let* jSlk^S^s'sali ii - —-:",'c.'.: r* j For Sale or to Let-^-A'-FirSt-cfasl'Hotel an Store in the Waikato. .... ~' ■ Pf]^ For Sale-rFii'st-clpss' Country House (fre< hold). : .. ( il ', ; , o ';,, ".,.,.■.'■,",'. ; r Fo*r,fale.----A";;'3f^ Fo'ui .(freehold). , -i' "■ - "iv,' . Torjjet—-A:Goprl.S*iburbahßi)iise. i s To Let-TrSeyeral.dopdJlptels in the city.J ■ -For,Sale—Several Freeholds. . '"" ,- ■•; "m;s.:leErs, : ' • Hotel Broker, Auckland, j 49, Queen-street. . . • .a^A«ANG JAHAPE.HIGfIYv?A_';BOARD, HteN-BEES -will ho-^coived,until noon i '"Jt'^I'L'ESDAY, -Itli iust v ,froiri persons willii ■fc*c^tili**aoJb l for tl.ie.Fbrniation and _otoll_f> - I tho-iFoObpath on llio soiuh side of Ktiraugahai ' Koatl>ta3potn Ha junction with Symovuls-stre^H Ito Nekton Road, according to specificatio^B which'iaiaf^e seen at Mr. E. Stevetison s stojjj ■*'■■ ■ J^^Bl