iftet placing th|» question in their hands, ffis Honor left \fhe room, and those present won to diß.buss the matter. Mr. 2j aDD y and several other gentlemen spoke in favour of His Honor remaining as at present, and the opinion of the majority seemed to lean that way. One or two resolu tions were proposed, but in the end it was deemed desirable to withdraw them all and leave the matter in Mr. Fitzherbert's own hands' to adopt whatever couse he might best. It is understood that he has since Reclined the offer made to him by ministers. ■ J should fancy they must be rather annoyed s t what has taken place, but it is absolutely . upcessary that they should strengthen them selves before the Hiu*e meets if they wish to retain office. Mr. Gisborne has now nearly . the whole of the departmental work on his own hands and requires assistance. Had Mr. yitzherbert joined the rlepnrtment of Public Works would have been ban'ed over to him. J__t> for Mr. Fox, he is either incapable ofj . doing office work or too lnzy to do it. It is though* that Mr. Fitzherbert would have \ been less unwilling to join the Government had it not been for a disinclination to serve under Mr. Fox. It is said that negotiations are now pending with one or two other mem bers as to joining the Ministry, but nothing is yet known as to who these members are.

ne 27,-1871.]:

THE EVENING STAR



ALFRED H., HO UG-HTG N begs to return Ms grateful thanks to the «»l«tants in the. New ZEAki.ND Herald Office, and also to all that assisted in saving his premises and furniture at the fire at his Dining Rooms on Saturday last. NOTICE.— I want some New Zealand White or Red Cornelian, or any hand some Stonep, fit for making into Jewellery,— P. H. Lewisson-, opposite Union Bank. WANTED.— I am a purchaser of Red or White Cornelian, it must he good and fit for cutting into Jewellery, and the produce of the district of Auokland.—P. H. Lewis son, opposite the Union Bank. WANTED— A NURSE GIRL, to make herself generally useful; also, a SHOP BOY.—Apply to J. Levy, Tailor, opposite Savings' Bank, Queen-street. WANTED— A YOUTKto attend to two horses.—Apply to E. Bowden, Somer ville's Stables. WA NT E D—A Respectable YOUTH between the age of 12 and 15 years, must read and write; for a shop.—Apply at the Stab Office. ' , WANTED— A GENERAL SERVANT; good references required.—Apply at the office of this paper. ' WANTED— A respectable SRRVANT : country girl preferred.—Apply at the office of this paper. ' WANfED— A BOY to wash bottles.— Apply to Ryan, Bern, and Co., Vulcan Lane, BAY COAL MINES., TnSffi" Experienced" COAL CUT TERS.—AppIy to /,. fcti .' * . , rr ,-^ IJ. A. GILFILLAN, '• , ! ! U..AL '. ' c -jv' '2% jx>i 1 . Seoretary,;.. 7, Queen-street, . • ■.:■.-■■ ; -Jhiie2l^;lß7l. • % CHARLES L. WATTfM.y'' PtIANOFORTE'TUNER k REGUL'ATOB. I «■; ■■■f-.'-r :■•■■■ :■-—- -,' Orders Ipft at Mr. Payne's, Princes-street, and'B^NtN& Stab office will be punctually attended to: ;; '...'" ' • ; : TEN SHILLINGS REWARD. LOST— A JBriudle PUPPY BITCH from a'house in Wynyard-street; must have followed Home one on Saturday niyhb or Sunday morning.—Whoever will" bring tber same to Ma. Crippin, at Messrs. Smith and Crippin, Queen:ptreet, they *will receive the above reward. 'll If". . ... "., LOST— Oq v^_M%% M^eei^ Abercrombie street and Parne'llj a Canvas BAG, con taining Boots and Leather.—Whoever will bring the same to Wm. Cook, Bootmaker, will receive 10«; reward...... yvtr\m% < LOST— In or near Symonds-street, on Sun day, a Black Cashmere SHAWL—The finder -flrill he rewarded on leaving it at the StAb'Office. A description has been left with* the'PolieA "• '. ■ -■■" ' - ■'- ■ >--x- '■ '"■ i 6 MONEY to Lend on Mining Shares.—Ap ply to- H. Y. Stevens, Sharebroker, Queenjstreet. ; . MRS. LEWIS'S Ladies: Seminary, Shortland House, Auckland, will RE-OPEN on MOJSDAY, iauly 3rd. Dalicing and Singing Classes, FRIDAY, tthJuly. - NEW MAP OP THE THAMES - . « GOtDFIELD • * O COtIES of. the new Map published by A. Pulliene, can 'be had at Mr. H. E. Wn- MAMS,-Sharebroker. •• BOARD AND RESIDENCE. / J RUSSELL'S Private Boarding Estab , lishment,' Upper Queen-street, is now removed to the" centre of the town for'con venience of old friends, (to Oobnrg-stree^ track Hilli above* the Theatre Royal/Queen et, between Victoria and WelleSley^street t, latterly occupied by Mr. G. L. Ridings, wnl as Albertland Hou*e) ;. lihe premises being extensive, newly papered,' painted> and fitted up itf a superior manner, every comfort for visitors; having private parlours forfamiliftßi -The situation is healthy, being ii| Aown and epunjrv, "from its b,igl^sitPatl? 4 n' Reduced terras for , Permanent Boapders, and Dft^^Boardej*s Ihdderate. - :; ' ' ( ' GOMEORTABLK LODGINGS for 6iie or. . Jbn- Xl«9j 3?itt-street, ihebouse next the Church.



gJbJ^dfc. rjVERLAND ROUTE $|||p||sX^^/ TO ENGLAND. to THE UNITED STATES, NEW ZEALAND, AND AUSTRALIA.STEAM SHIP LINE. FOR HONOLULU, SAN FRANCISCO, NEW - YORK, AND LIVERPOOL. '"'": ''. Unueb Contract with the New Zealand . GoVEJtNMKNT For a Four-weekly Mail Service. } The magnificent steamship 'N E V ADA, V" f'f - £J, 143 Tons' Register, J. H.i Blbthem, Com- .. ! S^&j! *jl appointed to leave Auckland for Honolulu ' ! and Sari Francisco, on THURSDAY, Juiy. 13, at 2 • o'clock p.m. | For freight, passage, and all particulars, apply to ! '■■) HENDERSON & MACFARLANE.- ! .^;]?OS TARANAKI, ' £^$&3*§?V\: JO. WANGANUI,.AND WEL . ■g^^MJ^» U-N.GTON. -...-,•.. The s.s. 'V -'• '.' : •... -' '' go-•a he a b,: .1 .."' •'• ■■': -':" Th^?nw^%? a? cr'J rMtixe WhllTt ' Onehubg'a, TGMORROW (Wednesday), 2Sth instant, at 1 p.ih: Dor freight or passage apply to ' _ . COMBES & DALDY, . Ur > •"--"-. ' - Agents; •'■••-. A. BARNES, • j ■ ..... .' Onelrunga. j^bdbs. TT ajK SYDNEY AND "!^S;^^^>" MELBOURNE. - Transhipping to any Port in the Australian Colonies, J". by the A.S.N. Company's Steamers. . . The A.S.N. Co.'s s.s. 'JAMES PATERS ON,'. • • - F. Moore, Commander, will leava AUCKLAND for the above ports, on or about Wednesday; 12th July. ' •': For freight or passage, apply to H. M. JERVIS, ' 27, ';': '■': ,-:.•■• Agents. JhKdkv QTE A M BETWEEN O AUCKLAND AND THAMES. 'ROYAL ALFRED' will sail as under :r—' ' '" '"•' "•'''■'.■■ ''''-■'- From Auckland to Geahamstowjt. Tuesday, 27th June, at 6 o'clock afternoon • • • Wednesday, 28th June, at 6.30 o'clock afternoon Thursday, 29th June, at 7.30 o'clock afternoon From Grahamstown to Auoklanb, Wednesday, 28th Jv.ne, at 11.30 o'clock morning Thursday, 29th June, at 12.30 o'clock afternoon EDGAR W. WALKER, Agent. _uK^ CJTEAM TO THE @^^^^Sv "P THAMES. WinWTl TIME TABLE. The p.s. 'GOLDEN CROWN' will sail as under :— From Auckland. Wednesday, 28th June, at 12 o'olock noon Thursday, 29th June, at,l2 o'clock nooa C-\ . ' - Friday^3oth June.at 12 o'clock noon ._ . _ . Frohl Tabaiot. ~ . , Tuesday, 27th June, *i 5 o'clock afternoon1 Wedaesday,'2Bth June, at 5 o'clock afternoon From Grahamstown. Thursday, 29th June, at 4 o'clock afternoon Friday, 30th June, at 4 o'clock afternoon J. S. MACFARLANE, |" | ■-'-■•.■-'.: '~..::!i;:i;.;rv .7:.: v:■ A% m*-7 . kK<^ T> EOTL AR WEEKLY ?^___^WS_ J \ STEAM COMMUNICATION l^ffl^aK^ WITH WANGAREI. The p.s. , 'DUKE OF EDINBURGH' ', _ ill leave as under :— From Aucki-and for WanoArki. ....:_; '■-' Monday, 3rd July, 7 o'clock evening " .'-• '' ' Monday, 10th July, 12. o'clock noon Monday, 17th July, 6.30 o'clock evening. - ._. Monday, 24th July, 12 o'clock noon. From Wanoarei for Auckland. , , Tuesday, 4th July. 8 o'clock evening Tuesday, 11th July, 1 o'clock afternoon Tuesday, 18th July, 6 o'clock evening . Tuesday, 26th July, 1 o'clock afternoon Calling at Omaha six hours after leaving Wangarei. M EDGAR W. AVALKER, ... w ,■", ." r y •■•■■-. ,■; -■. i ,Agent. r ,~w^ XT? OR C6E6 MA N &Mc?SFS^ JJ DEL, TAPU CREEK, AND GRAHAMSTOWN. The p.s. ~ 'LALLA ROOBH' 'will leave for the above places on THURSDAY fcext, June 29th, at 10.30 o'clock a.m. ■ •• ", '■'-' ■•■ ■ ...... A(H ■;■ . HOLMES-BROTHERS, '>528 l TO 1 1 &s T VESSEL FOR /ss%&s.. J3> ■■: ■•'■>■■ LONDON.'"-' " *^HBr!' Tlle HPlendid ciiPP6l" slli P *4SaSm& 'WILD DUCK,' Al at Lloyd's, Captain M. Baillie, is now fast loads ing and mil meet with quick despatch. Jntending passengers are invited to inspect her ac commodation, which is unsurpassed by any vessel in the trade. For freight or passage apply to „,.__._,; .„_, I HENDERSON <fc MACFARLANE. TjI:QE L O N D ON •'■•■• : . DIRECT-, -', "'1 The BeauiifulAberdeen'Clipper Ship "• 670 tons; Al, Capt^UAMES C. Sasosteb, having ' made large engagerttente;' will meet' with ; prompt despatch. ', ' ,* >t-i'»J Has excellent accommodation for passengers. Apply to •" - L.D. NATHAN <fc CO. . .I***.* ■■ 'y- : . ; -. .■; ■; ;.7<v.~" ~/2A'A ■■,_': T0 E;E3i' 'possession: > ith'e* Paliakdra Hbtel, at Papakura; rent t very moderate.—For particular^ apply tot ff}'»w THOMAS ?.i.. . «Jueea-str««t, June 21,1571. *



A TrCKLAKI) ARTILLERT X - VOLUNTEERS. NO t I c E. "''"*- BvnvZf A? G ' S p°rtßntoinart, at 7 o'clock sharp. -By Older of the officer commanding the district E. H. FEA.TON-, ' •' Captain Commanding Battery. VO UNG~ MEN'S CHRISTIAN -A. ■ .—f ASSOCIATION. ANNUAL COURSE OF LECT JRES. The Committee of the above Association have great pleasure m announcing the following series of Lee- Aires :— June 30 :Mr Barton—"Some of the Larger Forms of Fossil Faurn," (with pictorial illustra . tions). July 7 :Rev. Jas. Cosh, M. A.—" The Mutual Relations of Heathenism, Civilization, and Chris tianity." r? .. July 28: Mr. G. M. .Reed, B.A.—" Colonial Oharac -. teristios." ' i ' aSSSSJ U E«- °- W- Nelson-(To be advertised). August 25 : Rev. E. N. Breb, M.'A.-" Modern ■_ . ■ , Scepticism." 3eptemberl: Rev. C W. Rigo-" Ancient Britain, a».a„~.t. Ini abitants, Religion, and Customs." September 29: Rev. Warlow Davies, M.A.— m- -i * "Love, Courtship, and' Marriage." • -; iieke&s for the course, 3s each (to admit bearer and larty), may be had of Messrs. Chapman, Wayte, Upton, TunreU, R. B. Shalders, the Librarian at the i^^t the Asso«a*iou, or any of the Committee. X 7 Lectures will commence at 7.30 O'clock. *<i mission to single; Lecture, 6d. eaoh person. jPALEDONIANi aOLD MINING \y .:■ COMPANY (REGI3TEKEI)). " ,J hf, TRANSFER BOOKS will be closed until 12-0 clock noon on WEDNESDAY, June 28th. when a DIVIDEND of £15 per Share will be payable at the Company's office, Rhortland-street CHARLES TOTHILL, -.".,-. . , Manager. Auckland, June 20, 1871. THAMES GOLD MINING COM ! PANY (LnriTED). ■ The: TRANSFER BOOKS will remain closed untU 12 o clock noon on WEDNESDAY j,mo:a, :;' «n a DIVIDEND of £2 10s., per Share vol! lie pay able at the Company's offioe, ShortlA/ui-NUvßi; ' ; ROBT. SOMMERVILLE, , ,", - - : ■ • Sncret,ary. Auckland, June 24,1871. TOOKEY QUARTZ MINING COMPANY (LIMITED}. The TRANSFER BOOKS will be CLOSED from four 0 dock p.m. MONDAY, June 26, until four o'clock p.m. THURSDAY, June 29, jn order that the Register for the New Shares may be prepared. CHARLES TOTHILL, . ~. Secretary. Auckland, June 24, 1871. THE NEW ZEALAND COMPANY OP . ' SHAREBROKEES, AHD ESTATE AGENTS' OFFICE. RICHARD C. LUSCOMBE, Manager. Office: 57, Queen-street, two doors from tbe Bank of New Zealand. ■Q] 0 (\o(\ to LEND on Mortgage of Jul\J.xJ\J\J City or Suburban Property in sums of £100 to £2,000. Agents for directing persons in registering Titles under the new Land Transfer Act, known as Torrens' Act. IW. R. HAYRTARD'S ... ,'. . CHEAP .. -.-,*«■ - -. BEDDING, UPHOLSTERY, i _.. 1 ■ ■ A»D. ■ , FURNITURE .WAREHOUSE, "" ' REMOYfiDI ,;. ' " TO 95, QUEEH--STEEKT, Opposite Shoet's, and two doors from Vaile's Drapery Mart. - -FUNERALS FURNISHED; S. Orders to be addressed— ' l W. R. HAYWARD.Qttebn-stbeet r s^gsasKmßsaßKssaiamaMmna^ -FUST EEOEIVED, / . EX 'BELLA MARY,' FROM HOBART TOWN, 1 } - '' ' " ~ ' i' THE «EDT.TH,' FROM TAHITI, THE P.S. 'NEBRASKA,' FEOM SYDNEY, JT CHOICE SELECTION OF \y ;r;u. : ,..i. % CONSISTING :'OFf> M/ !;oßKKGislfi%-u ■j , CITKONS QUINCES ". "BANNANAS ~,_,. " jj PINE APPLES AM) '-""' MANDARINS, . ..■.:r.w A _ T : ?.. FEF'IT : DEPOT, I QUEEN-STRBEI, . - OprosiTE the Bane .of Nijw ZEAiiAND : ',,c':and;at'the['.j FIJIAN HOUSE, WHAEF.^ •'.'- -"- -• -■ r-y.k -. '■' '-" ■• - - '_■■' -'I ■ . "'jj '" MA. ,GIC LANTERN SLIDES, Superior. Binocular/^Marine and Opera Glasses,'. Magtietic Machine, etc., etc., just landed, ex ' Alexandrina.'—T. Pkacock, Optician, Shortland-dtreet.



g & J. R. VAILE'S Stock of Men's and ■ Boy's Clothing is Re moved for sale to the shop next to Mr.^ _, Wayte's and imnie- opposite the National Mart. -j Q & J R. VAILE'S Great Sale. ' J^j. Scoured Wmceys, 7Jd per yard. • &J. R. VAILE'S Gre^tSaFer * ~ . Rich Broch(S Lustres, 7Jd per yard. S& J. R. VAILE'S Great Sale. . French Merinoes, all colors, , - . Superior qualities, Is 6d per yard. S& J. R. VAItE'S Gwat Sale. . French Repps, Poplins, Silks, and other Superior class Diesses, at • |_ half the usual prices. SJs J. R. VAILE'S Great Sale,l ~1 ' . Ladies' Waterproof Cloaks, 14s 9d, usual : . price, 30s. S& J. R. VAILE'S Great Rale. . ' Ladies' Black Cloth Jackets, new and ■ fashionable styles, reduced from 27s 6d to 10s 6d. . : S&IJ. R. VAILE'S Great Sale. "***^ ! Waterproof Tweed, 60 inches wide, 3s 6d per yard. Si& J. R. VAILE'S Great Sale.' 40-inch.Fancy Skirting,'le ad per yard. Q &.I. R. VAILE'S Great Sale.-: A;., 1,1 Kj. Handsomely Frilled and Braided Skirts, 6s 9d. S& J.^rTvailE'S Great SaleT^ . Ladies' Stays, at half English cost* "•:. • Q&J. R. VAILE'S Great-Sale. ~ 1 kJ. Ladies' Underclothing and Baby ' Linen, at cost price. Q &J. R. VAILE'S Great Sale, 10. Trimmed Bonnets and Hats; at less than English cost. S& J. R. VAILE'S Great Sale. . Fur Muffs, Ties, etc., at half price. S& 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 lOjd per yard. Q &J. R. VAILE'S Great Sale. O. Wet AVove Calico, stout make, full 33 inches wide, 4id per yard.' S& J. R. VAILE'S G-BEAT ALE, • NATIONAL MART, COENEH OF QUEEN AND WyNDHAM-STBIETS.' TB. H I L L _» Has for sale, Houses, Building Allotments, andEs- ! ,;' ' ' ■ ' tates in all parts of the City, the Suburbs and Pro vince, and Shares in all the leading Claims On the Goldfields. Also, money to lend on good freehold security, and various properties to be exchanged for mining shares. OCCIDENTAL H OtT EL, ' • VULCAN LANE. -~ - CAFE open from line o'clock a.m. until twelve o'clock p.m. First-class Billiard Saloon*-..wifch a new AiiCOOK & Co.'s Table.: "! Bl D WARD P ERE IN S, Proprietor. Auction Sales. ;.„•„ .. - > TO-MORROWJ 1• w [lb ■ ' X./i WEDNESDAY JUNE 28; COnS EXCHA N GE. TO. CLOSE CONSIGNMENTS. | GEO. W. BINNEY ' j Will-sell by fpiiblic auction, at the Corn Exchange, f To-morrow (Wednesday), 28th June, at 11 o'clock sharp, . ... ■ r SACKS ROSE'S" PLOITR 0 9 sacks Mill's Flour * 43 sacks Oats, ~ 203 Sacks Bonedust «■' :j ■' '■'' '83 sacks Oats- - ; .■.:',': . ■ . ■ 173 sacks Oats ; ■~,.,-: c lB sacks Flour .3 cases Bacon , : ' v " ' '. "-' "48 sacks Oatmeal ;..*..'•.: 18 sacks Wheat ; . i< . ~ -128 sacks Wheat '19 cases Cheese ' ''* 303 bags Barley Meal 15 cases Cheese ;-.-,■■ ~ 207 bags Hassel's Flour • - . • ' • 128 bags Barley . , . ; . - , 29 sides Bacon ,» ,' 3 casks Hams ... - 1 9 cases Bacon and Hams -.. 10 cases Bacoa and Hams 118 bags Maize , H , . 184 bags Fowls' Wheat -•.,' 84 cases Peak's Jams 43 cases Johnson's J»,ms . 51 cases Peacock's Jams. '* Ti*rms at sale. • •:• — — - —■ —r ——r THURSDAY, JUNE 29. , S. JONES Has received instructions from John Mowbray, Trustee of the Bankrupt Estate of Samtlel'HaOub Smith, of Auckland, to sell-by auction, at the Brunswick Mart, on Thursday next, 29th inst., at il o'clock, • ; THE RESIDUE of- tlie Sfcock-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 Anvil, Tinsmith and Cooper's Tools, Steelyard, Bolts and Nuts, Corn-Sacks, etc., etc.., Also, the Book Debts, Aucklandand 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. Seven Shares in the Providence Gold Mining Com-, pany. ' , ■"{ - '.• 1! - The Trustee's Interest in the following Mortgaged Properties: Three Brick Hoiisds in Grey-street, 6 acres of Land, being Lot 164,^arlsb of Waipipi. i For full particulars enquire of he Auc ij ■ -■• J Terms—Cash. II



"~l"f" , I f I 111 I ■ Auc^cm' SalesT 7 *; *^ ~* WEDNESDAY, JUNE 28. - s_. ' 5 ALLOTMENTS IN FOET-STEEET ANI) t : QUEEN-STREET. .'.'■!? EOUSES IN PONSONBY ROAD AND")? HOBSON-STREET. j 50 ACRES, NORTH SHORE, \ " &0., : &0., &C. ' | The subscribers have received instructions to sell, at ! the Land Mart, Fort-street, 'on 'Wednesday,' the ' >,28th instant, at 12 o'clock, . ■ ' "DAM 1 OE ALLOTMENT 16, A Section 3, City of Auckland, having a frontage of 90 links to Fort-street, situated opposite the Store* recently erected by Messrs. Combes and Daldy. Subdivision No. 18 of original allotments Nos. V, 2, S, 4, and 5, Section No. 29, City of Auckland, 29' feet 3 inches frontage to Queen-?treet, adjoining Messrs, Williams and Co.'s Bottling Establishment. ' and oppoeite the business premises of Mr. George Staint^ A Comfortable, WbtEKE situated in' Spring fcosd (off the Ponsonby RoaajU near All Snip's Church), containing five rooms, thoroughly papbrAd"1 and painted throughout, out-h6use. well, and tank*, &c. watpr laid 6n into the kitchen ; eri-Cted oil Jdis 27, 30,, and 33 of subdivision of part of allotment 23„ section*' 8,. Suburbs of Auckland, 99 feet frontage to Spvini Road. The'grouridlaici out? and planted with a choftl assortment of fruit trees. Possession immediate, :yf/ t" ■■*», \: "•■-■■■•■•-'-* w.-*- c. _■ .| ,vi'., .;:-,.:,v!, 1 .. \y. .^ : ?% SO Acres at Soldiers' Bay. North Siliore,^«Mra a larsre deep water frontage, most suitable fotOßnp building or a Floating Dock, and being aHoti*ml ,Y145 Of the Parish of Takapuna. , „'. r-TN-- SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON JJ; Auctioneers. Tv "-.•■■■ ■■ "- -II • ' ■ "'"' ' 't}4--•-■'... '. WEDNESDAY," JUNE 28. ' ■ ' '' —~~ '. ' SS* " BY ORDER OF THE MORTGAGE^. ■ ■■;■■■; • ■' ■- ;;->', A:', >*£/ VALUABLE FREEHOLD PROPE^UXESi IN THE CITY AND ONEHUNGA. The subscribers have received instructions to ofliEr for positive unresehred sale, by public auction, at the Land Mart, Fort-street, on Wednesday, 2Sth inst., at twelve o'clock^ ■'■'■, ■". V • - .' '- ;:._". -. i?<j '* ll s ■•* ''v ■" •• txli'-A ■• .' ' * •„ •" : //;/;?■<.. . '£'»,«. cat iK k.vh s__ ~;,-..-. s ~■.,>/.,,. -•<,,://:. ■■'. ':! .n v*' *"** ;•- •'- ,\ : :; j >*£»£,,«.. ; 4,|CJ tA, x_, ~ - „,,. ~ - ; i ,* ■ 'SAMUEL;COpiRANIf& SON, .''■': Auctioneers.'■■,'. '~'. 1' WEDNESDAY, JUNE 28. ! HOUSES lsr LIYERPOOL-BTREET,. AND '.-■;■ sym»nds-soekreT., : ■ ■ The subscribers have received instructions to sell, •t.the Land Mart; Foik^treet; on Wednesday, the 28tWi»J^..^y|^Cfe^fc«» i «^ 7ft Ta»w»M|ißii-i I .•"!.■ f4i^wy^p|Rß2| -- * : ' '. ' % I :.,, .'■;"■''' .7 A '■■■■' 7/' -/''_ xT^^^y7l^iT^^ti^^^XflfTm' i. " ' i '-J'""'' " " »J- -'^ I '!»-' v* '/ '- 'j 1 ' .' i'\mi * . -■; ', "' ' ■ - *■- *■'' '""• ■•■'■ -■'■! 'k«'l t• '" lvr,t '"■ '■'-*<'■■'•" •'■';■»■ -•-'--v^-;.:':.. s»in-?i 5» SAMUEL COC3J U. \ :Ei&|SON, - - ■'." '. Auctioneers.l - •'<■-■' '- "■■ • ; • y 7: ■. '. ■ ,'•• ■■ -■' :.' ;'; ;, ---■ - ' ' _:' ~■'■•'■'-■■-■' FRIDAY, JUNE 30. Bf ANDSOME ROSEWOOD PIANOFORTE ON ACCOUNT OF VmOM IT MAY CONCERN- " ' MUSICAL JBOXES, DRAWING ROOM' ', SUITE,, GROVER & BAKER'S SEWING MAGHINEi HOUSE H0 L D FUR NI TUR E» &c, .. &?., ■ ■'> &c. The subscribers have received instructions to sell, at their Rooms, Fort-street, on Friday next, 30th inst., at v o'clock, - mammm ANEXGELLENT PIANOEORTE' by '* Aucher," of Paris, Trichord, in Handsome Dark Rosewood case, with all the latest improvements, manufactured expressly for this- climate, saved from thelate fire in Pitt-streefc ''. -i'A\ Also, A Superior Drawing Room Suite, in Mahogany and Green Damask (good as new), Six Fine-toned Musical Boxes, with all the most recent in ventions, playing from,6 to 10 tunes, quite new in handsome cases. First-class Sewing Machine, by Grover & Baker, with all extras, in good working order. Household Fur niture, ytc, comprising—Papier Mache Tables, Superior Rosewood Loo Table, Cane, and other Chairs, Tables, Lamps, Coir Matting, Blinds, Glassware, etc. Double and Single Iron Bed steads, Palliases, Carpet, Dressing Tables, etc,, ; / ' etc -> '•*••» '■ And a quantity of sundries damaged by fire, SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, - Au«Uen»«K.



saaaaaammom^mamooommmooommjoomWoooSak . WEDNESDAY, JUNE 28. CWO HOUSES, IN SYMONDS-STREET-. i'he subscribers have received instructions to sell, at the Land Mart, Fort-street,; on Wednesday, the 28th instant, at 12 o'clock.-.^ l'§r-m^ '. ' ;! ■r w:;#^ ■' ''■•> ■: m-iW'm Jr • ■■' > ■'' * ... .i,ffllft..jjiaß' .Jjjr- ->f; ■ ■ ""•.,.; •■ ■ SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, -~ .. Auctioneers. THUKSDAY, JUNE 29. ' ' . V- UMDE'E BILL OF SAL Ei ' Tbs-stfNMi&srs will mil, at-their Mart, -Fort-street; on.. Thursday, 2SHfc instant, at 12 o'clock, under Bill ef :Sbta, ~. - ,2' ''' ■ :.i THSI Yacht'MAßY,' about S'iions, , .oSWpKwd, and Mp£or*i*t»ned, with sails, »«w : gear, Ancsiorti »hd'chain*, dingy, etc.. in first-rate condition *■'■". , SAJfcKUSL COCHRANE & SON, Auctioneers. - _ ■ ' " .:^--?1-: '*S;-:i-;':"'-V •■ ;.,',,* sSt Jtt-.Vmi *:.=if.ib':'&' '. • ■ Al-. ?'■*!> * '<■*, f-VV v3k „,, i i C ). ■ ■'■ . . t.. "■..("■ AIIW~ :'::l-'':/"'!:':-' r '*' r;:'■&■■ 'hv•.-.!"'.' .'. ■- ;! ■ :;-vi...- r-.'f-w-fi-. .- -,-,.,■ •&>«?*.;?&• j'v n-«;... ■• ■>- s,4'S- ';■. ■ fcvi'-: - I ;r'*:;^'- .'-■;'. • *;'■ ;>:,;'-"-■-'."".V":'" !■'• .'."' , *;;'' /T^'L^ ' ••*'>-:>^?"!? 7''lAyAy'A/771^ 1 '■'■'!:■•■ ■:■/.).'■, 27;"'"x'\ ''2'7<7." v"i '■« ■■ /I •/ ■ ,'■.''' ■'>'' '■'.''. \ MONDAY, JULY 17. .. . • . ■ .--. .... ■ . .•■ —r~; ■ BY ORDER OF THE MORTGAaEES. The subscribers have received instructions to sell, »t the Land Mart, Fort-street, on Monday, .17th July, ~-.' 'at 12o'clock, .. • . ,;-' ~,,,., THE HORA HORA. BLOCK, containing about 8,681 acres, and having a frontage of upwards of five miles. to the Waikato, - River, held under a lease from the native grantees for a residue of a term of 21 years, commencing ,Ist , Septmber, 1867. . - ■' . Further particulars can be had on;app^cation• to the vendors'solicitors, Messrs. Hesketh and Richmond; ; ■'■■ SAMUEL CO6hjRANE> SON; Auctioneers.' • THURSDAY, JUNE 29. '.' * PRELIMINARY NOTICE. -■: ~L. D. . NAT H A"N & ' 65. .'' Have received instructions to sell by auction, on Thursday, the 29th instant, THE BALANCE o? Mr. Chabu* DAvis'b Stock of "Wines, Spirits, &c„ consisting Hennessy's and Martell's Brandies j Port and Sherry Wines Geneva. Liqueurs "'I"*!; ■"""&0.,7 ■'.'■ &C.;'>.' . . Further particulars in future issue. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 28. TRADE SALE OP DRAPERt, EELT CARPETS, AMERICAN DRILL, LONG CLOTHS.; 1 ' B. TONKS & CO. . Are instructed to sell by auction, on Wednesday nejrt* - atll o'clock, , OA. CASES AND BALES, y\/.t "'consisting'ot—':' •.,"*- . »2 and SB-ih. Long Cloths, American Drill, T&bl? v Covers, TWeed Coate, Loom Dainaak Olochs, Uentei?, iJeerys, Rob Roy Winceys, 6-4 Seal Skins, Plaid Shawls, Paper Collars, Regatta Shirts, Grey Calicos, White Shirts, Felt Hatß,Tweed Caps, Grey Blatikets; ftuiltod Ruga, Felt Carpets, Serge Shirts, granklia Frocks, Hosiery, Flannels.; ON ACCOUNT OFWHOM IT MAY "";"• ::li- concern. ■ U l case Haberdashery. _ FRIDAY, JUNE 80. THE subßcriber has received instruc . tions to sell, on Friday, Jtqae 30, at d'otoole;. V at th« '-- ' « •'- ' * ■" OARPENTEaS' ARMS HOTEL, * '"j l &rey-aiap<^t,'. -.v;^.- THE WHOLE OF THE STOCK «id FITTINGS, and FURNITURE in PARLOURS, BEDROOMS, and _'■: KITCH3N.: . •• '• GEORGE SIBBIN, Auctioneer. *i i\ FRIDAY, JUNE 31). ; -■ . "', • .. i THE subscriber is favoured within-., structions to sell, on Friday, June 30, at 11 , o'clock, at the OAK HOTEL, corner of Cook and I Chapel-streets, • ..; . ■ . - THE WHOLE OF THE. STOOKAWD ' FURNITURE in PARLOURS, BED POOMS, and KITOHEN. .'•'.■. . , Also, A First-class BILLIARD B AGATELLE BOARD, complete, and a rare set of Cabinetmaker's )-';'.■ : TOOXS. ' GEORGE SIBBIN, U . Auctioneer. /\io «';.■'■;