time conduct in future will obtain general recognition from other Powers, so that full reliance may he placed therein ; the Ameri can Government is cordially zealous in carry iatr forward the subsidiary arrangements ol the Treaty. The Drench Government have git/uified -heir desu-e to modify the Treaty ol Commerce with England, who is anxious to meet thw wishes of France, and give scope to the necessary changes to n"eet the exigen cies of France. The various acts of the session were next reviewed, and the speech "concludes by stating that the revival and condition of trade, and the prospects of the harvest, are subjects for congratulation. The Government have appointed a commis sion of inquiry into the conduct of the police at the recent meeting in the Phoenix park, Dublin, when several persons were injured by the force ; henceforth meetings iv the park are not to be molested. Arrived. —Eller, Strathnaver. Sailed.—Shannon, Ben Lomond, Patriarch, Harmodius, and Royal Dane.

August 22, noon. Parliament was prorogued by commission The Queen's visit to Inverary was deferred through illness. . __ . , Great rejoicings took place m BCPtiana on the return of the Marquis of Lome ana Uis royal wife. The Campbells presented the Princess Louise with a diamond necklace worth 14,000 guineas. Mr. Alexander Campbell represented Australia on tbe occasion. The correspondence between Mr. Bailhe Cochrane and Mr. Maunsell has been pub lished, relating to the Australian mail service being extended fortnightly. Mr. Maunsell piefers the San Francisco route to that by way of the Cape. The question is referred to Victoria. A bill providing for the establishment of a new Court of Appeal passed the Commons. Renforth, the oarsman, while rowing in the Anglo-Canadian race, was seized with apo plexy, and died shortly after. Arrived.—Wagoola, Courde, Asia, Hawkes bury, and Jubilee. §f Sailed— Craigderrock, Eluria Grove, Kn-k ---ham, Wave of Life, Antiope, True Briton, and John Lawrence. August 25. The Queen is much better. A Conservative candidate has been elected for East Surrey. _ . M. Pennaisal, the French Foreign Minister, in replying to representations from M. Wal dersee, declared that the league for the de liverance of Alsace and Lorraine was illegal, and ordered its dissolution. The difference continues between M. Thiers and the French Assembly on the question of the immediate dissolution of the National Guards. The Assembly adopted, by a larje majority, an amendment moved by Ducroit, that in the Communes the National Gnavd shall be dissolved with as little delay a8 pos-

sible. The right of the Deputies was considered yesterday, and the Government was defeated after a speech from Thiers, who wrote out his resignation, but the paper was taken out ot his hands by some present, and a party was formed to bring about a reconciliation. Tbe committee appointed to consider the prolongation of the powers of M. Thiers have agreed that they should last as long as the As>einbly. M. Arium arrived at Marseilles on the 26th August as German envoy extraordinary to Paris, in place of M. Waldersee. August 28. Berlin journals state that it is doubtful it the present attitude of the Assembly towarJs M. T.iiers will not diminish the confidence reposed by Germany in the French rulers of France for the fulfil mentof the Treaty.

The Empress of Germany and Austria meet at Salzburg en the 18th September ; and it is said that a basis is already established for the consideration of the attitude of Germany and Austria on the Eastern question Italy will adhere to the same without conditions.

A demonstration proposed to be made iv France on the 4th September has been pro hibited.

Candidates for the Indian Civil Service will henceforth have to show the official record of their ages. It is possible that the Emperor of Austria will again meet the Emperor William on the Rhine in November next.

It is proposed that the minimum value of suits involved in Indian atipeals to the Privy Council shall be £5000. August 29. The political situatioc of Versailles is con sidered critical. The Left have determined to propose a dissolution of the Assembly after the proposition respecting Thiers's powers haß been disposed of. On the 24th the reserve of notes in the Bank of Kngland was £14.657,00 C, arid bul lion, £25,437,000. August 30. Captain Vivian has been appointed Under Secretary of State for War, vice Si'rF. Lngard, appointed First Commissioner for the Settle ment of Army Purchase Claims. Consols, for account 92f ; Exchange, Lon don on India, 1.11. September 2, 1,55 p.m. The second meeting between the Emperor of Germany and Austria is to take place at Salzburg. A pacific result is anticipated. After"a violent discussion in the National Assembly, and the threatened resignation of M. Thiers, he was elected President of the French Republic, and has received congratula tions from some foreign Governments. Three hundred million francs, on account of the third half milliard of the war idemnity to Prussia, has been paid. A brisk correspondence is going on in the Times with regard to the banks sending wool to England. Vlhe banks are defended by the chairman of tho Bank of Australasia and Sir Daniel Cooper. The wool market is in a satisfactory state. Foreign wheat is wanted; Adelaide wheat is quoted at 58s. Wallaroo cake copper, £76. Tallow is steady ; hides . are also very firm. Sperm oil, £71. "New South Wales debentures, 103 to 104 ; Victorian sixes, 114£; fives, 104 to 105; Queensland, 1:0; ,«outh Australian, 113; Tasmanian, 110.

Consols, 93|. The Winshjp (l\ne) crew won the Anglo Canadian boat race.

The Cross Gazette states that it was ar ranged y*al Prussia should make communica tion tow*. Peter.burgh tending to prepare coiL-eiiialfuy explanations between Russia jmd Austria On the Eastern question.

A great hurricane and earthquake occurred at the Island of St. Thomas, killing and injur ing 150 persons.

LATEST TELEGRAMS.

London, September 4, 2 20 p.m. The state of the Queen's health is causing considerable anxiety. Mr. Gladstone,'at Width;, when replying to an address from tbe workiug-men, vindi cated the policy of the Ministry. There is fine harvest weather, but the wheat crop is ch-fi. ient. Mr Waiter Montgomery, the actor, has foinuiitted suicide. Money is abundant, and discount unaltered. The Brindisi and Southampton mails were delivered together, and the August telegram Ueoming through.

THE EVENING STAB, AUCKLAND, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 5, 1871.



SPRING DRESSES SPRING SHIRTINGS BLACK ?AND COLORED SILKS BLACK, WHITE,*ANDICOLORED SATINS, gg* ALL AT IMMENSE REDUCTIONS. The above will be sold, WITHOUT REGARD TO VALUE, before the FINAL CLOSING of our PREMISES. g&- All ACCOUNTS to be PAID before the 30th inst. HAY & HON#K"MAN.



Sailed.—Lammermoor. The new organ for the Melbourne town hall is on board the above vessel. SHIPPING. The tonnage on the berth (August 3rd) for Australia and New Zealand amounted to 40,600 tons. £14,000 worth of cargo has been Bayed from the Queen of the Thames. A wreck amendment in bills of lading via (be Suez Canal is likely to be effected. Arrivals. From New Zealand Ports. - - Cyrene, Queen Bee, Warrior Queen, Zealandia, and Farningham. Departures. For New Zealand. —Ann Gamble, Peter Denny, Young Australian, Chili, Robert Hen derson. Loading-. For Sydney, 18 ; New Zealand, 13. A GENTLEMAN can be accommodated •with Board and Residence in the healthiest part of the city.—For card of address, apply at Star office. WANTED, GOOD TAILORS,—AppIy immediately, S. Cooiibes, City Clothing Mart. WANTED TO SELL—About 30 acres of GARDEN and ORCHARD, situated in Campbellville. —Apply to John Kane, on the premises, or Mr. Slater, Freeman's Bay. WANTED,— A JOURNEYMAN BA ' EER.-Apply, City Bakery, Hobson street. -T-T7-ANTED,— A RESPECTABLE WO- V\ MAN, as Housekeeper.—Apply tc D. 8., Star Office. WANTED —A General SERVANT.— Apply National Mart. WANTED— A First-class BOOT and SHOEMAKER, for Napier.—lrelane Bros. WANTED— A NURSEGIRL, about 12 years of age. —Apply to Mrs. Edwards, Kyber Pass Road, Newmarket. WANTED— A NURSE GIRL. — For address apply Star Office. WANTED— TAILORS, also good Tailor esses; full employment. . Good wages. —Apply to J. Camp, Tailor, 184 Queen-street. tttANTED INFORMATION—About a VV Mr. Leslie Theobald Washer, supposed to be a steward or something, upon one of the Auckland steamers. —Apply to Messrs. Hen derson & Spraggon, Shipwrights. WANTED KNOWN^-tbat D. GOLDIE is prepared to Supply all kinds of Timber and other Building Materials includ ing Sashes, Doors, Mouldings, Broad Timber, Houseblocks, Posts, R?dls, Hardwood, Felloes, Shafts, Iron Bark and Blue Gum Laths, Shingles,-&c , &c, at the lowest market prices, eit his Yards, Custpm-house-street., ■vrjANTED—An Apprentice to the Dress W and Mantle Making.—Apply to Miss Jenkins, Pitt-street. WANTED-500 LADIES or GENTLE MEN to call at Jones and Father's Market Pork Shop, Lower Wakefield-street, where they can get German Sausage, Black Pudding, Collared Pork, Saveloys, Pork Pies, and Keal Dairy-fed Pork. AU kinds of small goods made to order; goods sent to any part of the town on tho shortest notice ; families waited on for orders. N.B. —Sucking Pigs always on hand. WANTED— 500 MEN TO DINE at the AMERICAN RESTAURANT, 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, Fish, Joints, of various descriptions, and Paltry or Pudding. Meals at all: hours. — Charge, 6d. PERSONS having in their possession Borrowed Books, or Pho'ographs, the property of the undersigned, are requested to Re.TDRN them at earliest convenience.— Maiiitn Suoll, Insurance Buildings. LOST— A HAIR GUARD, with piece of Greenstone, Gold Key, and Miniature Cannon attached.—The finder will be rewarded on returning, it to tho Shipping Reporter, Daily Southern Cross. '/ ■ , \f O T'__ I C E. In consequence of my having resigned the Agency of the Queen fnsuranoe Company, Policyholders are requested to take notice that, on and after the 30th September, 1871, Mr. F. G. Ewington (who has been appointed my successor) will receive all premiums and transact the general business of the Agency. J. TONSON GaRLICK., Agent, Queen Insurance Company. Auckland, 20th September, 1871.



,-kU. TjlOK SYDNEY AND Si«|^g||^. JD MELBOURNE. JgJe|lga__iHß U.S., N.Z., &A. M.S.S. LINE. The splendid steamship 'NEVADA,' 2,143 tons, Captain J. H. Bletoen, will be despatched from Auckland for the above ports on or about WED NESDAY, 11th instant. For freight or passage apply to • HENDERSON & MACFARLANE. VjMMm^^ MELBOURNE. Transhipping to' any Port in the Australian Colonies, by the A.S.N. Company's Steamers. The A.S.N. Co.'s s.s. 'JAMES PATERSON,* C. E. Sanders, Commander, is expected early from Sidney, and will receive immediate despatch. For freight or'passage, apply to • H. M. JERViS, Agent. i-K>4^ "QEGULAR MONTH dUS^iipS. }\i LV ST RAM COMMUNICA TTnfreMVS^TION BETWEEN AUCKLAND, J^^^^^|_s SYDNEY AND MELBOURNE. The Favourite s. s. ' H E R O ,' Captain Logan, may be expected here about the 13th October, and will leave again for Sydney and Mel bourne four days after arrival. For freight or passage apply to CRUICKSHANK, SMART & CO., Agents, Auckland; Or, to R. S. LEDGER, Agent, Grahamstown. Sigh-street, Auckland, September 15,1871. k >&v aTE A M BETWEEN . Mjl^gl^v k5 AUCKLAND AND THAMES. dSSSSE&S&m—m The p.s. 'ROYAL ALFRED' • wUI sail as under!— From Auckland. Friday 6th October, at 11.30 o'clock morning \ Saturday, 7th October, at 11 o'clock morning ' From Tararu. 1 Thursday. sth October, at 5 o'clock afternoon Friday oth October, at 5 o'clock afternoon Saturday, 7th October, at 4.30 o'clock afternoon ; "Hj~X TT^OR THE THAMES. l^S^ A CARGO BOAT EVERY DAY FROM AUCKLA-NI)- The p.s. < ENTERPRISE No. 2,' Captain Scon, will leave this week as under— Friday, Gth October, at 5 o'clock evening Ah=o, the p.s. j 'LADY BOWEN,' ; Captain Adams, will leave as follows— Thursday, sth October, at 11 o'clock evening 1 J MORTON, Cochrane's Buildings, . ' Fort-street, Auckland; RICHARD ONYON, Grahamstown. ! ,~w a/ tvegtilar steam • 'JUsP^^N. S\j COMMUNICATION WITH *^^^^ >THE BAY °F ISIjANDS * The p.s. ' DUKE OF EDINBURGH' will leave as follows : — From Auckland to Russell. EVERY THURSDAY AFTERNOON, at 4 o'clock From Russell to Auckland. ; EVERY SATURDAY AFTERNOON, 1 o'clock For aU particulars apply to EDOAR W. WALKER, Agent, No. 8, Insurance Buildings, Auckland; A. VILCOQ, Agent, Russel ; r* ° L. C. GOFFE, Agent, Waitangi.^ ,~W.A_ TJIOR TARANAKI, ciM^PX JD NELSON, PICTON, WEL- WsMlß^i> LINGTON, LYTTELTON, AND ' .Mialisi^M 'PORT'CHALMERS. The N.Z.S.S. Company's s.s. 'WELLINGTON,' A Kennedy, Commander, from Manukau imme diately on arrival of p.s. ' Nevada,' from Honolulu, due on 9th instant. y For freight or passage apply to r 16 " t COMBES & DALDY, Agents, Auckland; A. BARNES, Onehunga ; 0r R. S. LEDGER, ' Grahamstown. -,-k.*. TWO R TAURANGA, <J-lp»*f*^. _C GISBORNE AND NAPIER. 'N A P I E R,' Captain Bend all, will leave as above THIS DAY (Thursday), the sth instant, at 5 p.m. For freight or passage, -Pf^j^^j^ ' ~r\TZ TjlOR WANGANUI • s4s|c£§?^V Xj DIRECT. The W.S.N. Co.'s s.s. 'ST. XI L D A,' Captain J. Flowerday, will leave the Wharf, One hunga, for Wanganui direct, on SATURDAY next, 7th inst., at 2 p.m. For freight or passage apply to CRUICKSHANK, SMART & CO., Agents, Auckland; Or ALFRED BARNES, Onehunga, Agent. )High-!itreet, Auckland, October 6,1871.



J? OR SYDNEY '-^MkPs JD DIRECT. M_\ 'MffiS^ The Favourite Regular Trader ' ALICE CAMERON' will sail for the above port THIS DAY (Thurs day), the sth October, weather permitting. For freight orjggff&gggfr^ MA CFARLANE. isri-t TTIOR KAIPARA /tv^tV J- (Calling at all stations on the 3 *w Jp^vwairoa) • -?_2iJSKBI§K? The Fine New Fast-sailing Cutter 'MARY ELIZA,' 30 tons register, C. F. Mann, Master, will sail as above THIS DAY (Thursday), sth inst. mrtfinr M. NICCOL, Agent. .=33* Tj^Oß TAURANGA. y|s^J>\\ The favorite Schooner 'TAURANGA,' D. Sellars, Master, will sail for above port THIS DAY (Thursday), at 11 a.m. mcCQL _ Agent. "SJT TT<OR LBYUKA, 7±|v^, J? FIJI. ■MMft y£^", Regular trader 'MERLIN,' M. Yates, Master, will sail as above. THIS DAY (Thursday, the sth October. For freight or passage apply to ____-_~.-. ■:, M. NICCOL, October 5, 1871. " . 11: Agent. TfiOß HOKIANGA. jfalfJsO^, The Al Brig 3sggg£e 'BYRON,' Captain Llewellyn, will sail as above THIS DAY (Thursday), sth instant. For freight or passage, apply to STONE, BROTHERS, 22, Queen-street. 2rxT TTIOR NEW YORE /tt^j&|V JP DIRECT. «£sggolli[? The Al 10 years Clipper Barque 'ALICE,' G27 tons register, O. A. Windemer, Commander, will leave Auckland, for New York, early in November. Has First-class accommodation for a few Cabin passengers. For particulars, apply to 1 fROLPH, STERRY & CO , Agents. '^ZfcL TflOR LONDON. "WjbjAv The Magnificent Iron Clipper Ship 'BETH SHAN,' Al for 20 years, 658 tons register, having a good proportion of her cargo engaged, will meet with prompt despatch. Has excellent accommodation for passengers. Pas sengers booked until Monday, the 9th instant. ; For freight or passage, apply to OWEN & GRAHAM, Agents. Auckland, October 5, 1871. -Q^kN ° — ° E' '^^mW-mm 'GOLDEN CROWN. The p.s. ' Golden Crown' will be LAID-UP for a few days, for painting and cleaning. WELLESLEY-STREET BAPTIST CHURCH. ANNIVERSARY SERVICES. ON LORD'S DAY, OCTOBER Bth, 1871, ... The Rev. JOSEPH BERRY' Will preach in the morning, and The Rev. J. J. LEWIS in the evening. Services commence at llo'clock a.m., and 0.30 p.m.. at each of which special collections will be made ori account of the extensive repairs now in progress. THE ANNUAL SOIREE On TUESDAY EVENING, October 10, Tea will be provided at 6.30 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 theßevds. E.N. Bree. R. F. McNicol, J. Berry, Captain Peek, &c. ' „,',,' Tickets Is. Od. each, may be had of Messrs. Shalders, Cass, Grey, and Ellingham, Queen-street ; Mr. E. Brown, Wellington-street; and Mr. Ogilvie, Victoria street. MEDICO-BOTANIC DISPENSARY. H. 3 R I T T A I N, CHEMIST, DRUGGIST, AND MEDICAL HERBALIST, 65, VICTORIA-STREET, CORNER OF CHAPEL-STREET. Sole Agent for Dr. Coffin's Composition, Stomach Bitters, Antispasmodic, Diuretic and Female Restora tive Powders, Indian Pills, &c, Ac. 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. g&- Country orders, with remittance, will receive mmediate at' ention. . MINING NOT ICE. 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 clieuts and the public. CLARK BROS., July 10,1871. 13, Insurance Buildings.



pREAT SALE - . 07 DRAPERY AND CLOTHING. W. RATTRAT, being about to into the premises lately occupied by Messrs. KEESING, DOITSH AND KEESING, WILL SELL OF F THE WHOLE OF HIS PRESENT STOCK before leaving the Crescent. WILLIAM RATTRAY, NEW ZEALAND HOUSE. mO THE INHABITANTS OF JL PARNELL AND SURROUNDING DIS TRICTS. Mr. C. WOOD, Butcher, begs to announce that being compelled to 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 Kay, who wiU 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. 30,1871. TO THE INHABITANTS OF PARNELL AND SURROUNDING DIS TRICTS. We, the undersigned, beg to announce that we have 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 mencing on the second day of October, 1871), and trust we may receive the support so liberally bestowed on our predecessor. _y_ „,..„ -.-: MRS. JOHN GEORGE, MR. ROGER KAY. Sept. 30, 1871 mOBUS H M c n. Tenders are 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. ■ . - .• • Specifications • may be seen and all information obtained, at the office of WILLIAM S. GRAHAME, Fort-street. , Auckland, October 3, 1871. mO CONTRACTORS. Tenders are invited itntU 5 p.m. on MONDAY, the 9th instant, for sundry works required to complete Embankment, &c, in Newton Road, for the Karanga hape Highway Board. Particulars at my Office, Stichbury's Buildings, Queen-street. P. F. MARTINEAU BURROWS, Engineer and Architect. QUEEN-STREET COAL AND FIREWOOD YARD. J. LAMB is prepared to deliver COAL and FIRE WOOD, cut or uncut, in large or small quantities, at the LOWEST RATES. Orders left at the yard opposite the Primitive Methodist Chapel, will have prompt attention. j-\RAWING SCHOOL. Evening Classes for instruction in Drawing will be held in the Preparatory School, opposite St. Matthew's Church. For particulars, apply to Mr. Charles Palmer Draughtsman, Shortland Crepcent, or to the Secretary Society of Artists. The School will be re-opened on Wednesday even ing, the 4th inst., at 7 o'clock sh<vrp. m H E LYCEUM, JL. Wellesley-street East. Terms per month, including stationery .. 10s. 6d. EVENING CLASSES. No charge for the Holidays. WILLIAM D. LYSNAR.



pRINCE OF "WALES THEATRE. Lessee Mr. B. N. Jones. AMERICAN EXCELSIOR MINSTRELS. Entire Change op Programme. First Time of the Laughable Burlesque Opera, HASH, which has been played in Melbourne, Ballarat, Sand hurst, and Sydney, by this Company, with great success. O'Brien the Wonderful, Holly the Great, Kelly the Inimitable, EVERY EVENING, EVERY EVENING, at the Prince of Wales Theatre. TROUBLE COMMENCES AT EIGHT SHARP. H. KELLY, Manager. mHEATRE EOT AL, Lessee Mr. Norman. Last Night but Two of the celebrated GOURLAY FAMILY. Notwithstanding the inclemency of the weather large and delighted audiences greet these talented artistes nightly. THIS (THURSDAY) EVENING, Mammoth Programme. The great Indian Basket Illusion, performed by the Gourlays throughout the Colonies with the greatest success. First Time of PICKINGS FROM WAVERLEY, introducing a number of Sir Walter Scott's most prominent characters. MY LITTLE <WTFIE, received last night with roars of laughter. YOUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION. ANNUAL COURSE OF LECT ORES. The Committee of the above Association have great pleasure in announcing the foUowing series of Lec tures :— October 6: Rev. C. M. Nelson—"A Few Days In and About Jerusalem." October 27: Rev. Warlow Davies, M.A.— " Love, Courtship, and Marriage." Tickets for the course, 3s each (to admit bearer and lady), may be had of Messrs. Chapman, Wayte, Upton, Turrell, R. B. Shalders, the Librarian at the Rooms of the Association, or any of the Committee. The Lectures will commence at 7.30 o'clock. Admission to single Lecture. Od. each person T 0. 0. F., M. IX, A. D. LOYAL FOUNTAIN OF FRIENDSHIP LODGE, No. 3,920. A Funeral Meeting mil be held in the Lodge-room, at 2 p.m., on FRIDAY, October 6th, to follow the remains of our late Surgeon, S. J. Stratford, to its last resting-place. By order of the N.G. E. BROPHY, Per Secretary. T 0. O. F., M. U. A. D. LOYAL PARNELL LODGE, No. 4,750. The Officers and Members are requested to attend the Funeral of their deceased Lodge-Surgeon, the late Dr. Stratporb. at 2.30 TO-MORROW (Friday) AFTERNOON. By order of the N.G. JOHN H. MULLINS, ■ Pro. Sec. October 5,1871. A UCKLAND REGATTA CLUB. A General Meeting of Members of the Auckland Regatta Club will be held in the Club-room, Thames Hotel, on FRIDAY EVENING next, 6th instant, at, 7.30 sharp. ; Business: To receive Treasurer's Balance Sheet, and elect officers for the ensuing year. M. NICCOL, Hon Secretary. October 4,1871. pUBLIC MEETING. EARLY CLOSING ASSOCIATION. A Public Meeting of the inhabitants of Auckland and its vicinity, will be held in the City Hall, on TUESDAY, 10th October. The chair will be taken by his Worship the Mayor, at half-past seven p.m. The following Gentlemen have signified their inten tion of speaking :—Dr. Maunsell, Rev. Mr. MacNicol, Rev. Mr. Lewis, Rev. Mr. Edger, Joseph May, Esq., W. L. Rees, Esq., Captain Daldy, — Boylan, Esq. Ladies are specially invited to attend. | D. CLOONAN, Hon. Sec. MONTHLY SHARE LIST, (Revised to September 6, 1871), Maybe 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, September 6.1871. ON. SALE — American Tubs, Ja panned and Copper Thermometers, Patent Mouse Traps, Holloware, Gas Tapers, Jews Harps, Brass and Iron Milk Dishes, Butter Prints and Spoons, 14in. and 16in. Butchers' Knives, for Fiji trade, Lock wood's Cutlery, Pruning Knives, best Kerosine; GJasses, all sizes; Tinware, Birmingham and Shef field Goods, at very moderate prices.—P. A. Philips, corner of Queen and Shortland-streets. Established 22 years. BOARD AND RESIDENCE. WANTED KNOWN— That Comfortable BOARD AND RESIDENCE can be procured at Mrs. Elison's, Prospect House, Hobson-street, within two doors of St. Mat thew's Church. Terms : reduced from 25s to i 21s per week.



Auction Sales. TO-MORROW; 10.30 o'clock a.m. FRUIT! FRUIT! FRUIT! EX P.S. 'NEBRASKA,' FROM SYDNEY. C. ARTHUR & SON Will sell by auction, at their Mart, Queen-street, at 10.30 o'clock a.m., 9QI CASES SUPERIOR FRUIT iVt/L —Orange', Navel, Mandarins, Lemons, Pine Apples. TjIUENITURE SALE. In consequence of the large number of lots to be sold, the sale wiU commence at TEN O'CLOCK TO MORROW, with the Kitchen Utensils, &c. SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, Auctioneers. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 6. Removed for Convenience of Sale. The Subscribers have received instructions to sell, at their Rooms, Tort-street, on above date, at 10 o'clock, A N Assortment of Useful HOUSE TL HOLD FURNITURE, A Superior Sewing Machine, by " Wheeler and Wilson," Half Cabinet, with extras, Pianoforte, Work Table, Papier-mache Table, Paper Case, Sewing Machine, "Grover and Baker's," quite new, and in good working order, Six Walnut Chairs, Three large Photographs (Swiss Scenery), Superior Engravings and Pictures, Electro- Magnetic Machine, Revolver, a few Volumes of Books, Easy Chair and Cushions, lOOlbs. Horsehair, : First-class Perambulators, with Wrought-iron Wheels, Walnut Centre Table, Brussels Carpet, Velvet Pile Carpet, Couch, and Stuffed Chair, Superior D.B. Breech Loader with requisites com plete, Etc., Etc. ; Superior Brass-Mounted Double Iron Bedstead, Hair Mattress, Tables, Iron Cot and 1 Mattress, Chest Drawer*, Bath, Cupboard, Colonial Sofas, Mats, Ottomans, Clothes Horses, Mirrors, Washstands, Toilet Ware, etc. : Crockery, Kitchen Utensils, American Stove, Large Kitchen Stove, Kitchen Range, Etc., Etc. SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, Auctioneers. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 6. KARANGAHAPE ROAD. MESSRS. SWETE & CO.'S CLEARING OUT SALE OF GROCERIES, OIL ; MEN'S STORES, &c ,-.-. C. ARTHUR AND SON :., Have been favored with instructions from Messrs. Swete and Co., Karangahape Road (who are retiring from business), to seU by auction, at their premises, on Friday, the 6th instant, at 11 o'clock a.m. THE REMAINDER of their well assorted Stock of Groceries, Oilmen's Stores, eto. Also, Scales and Weights, Cannisters, etc. /CONSULATE OF THE UNITED \J STATES OF AMKRICA FOR NEW ZEA LAND. The undersigned, United States Commercial Agent for New Zealand, begs to inform all whom it may concern, that in pursuance of instructions from the Department of State of the United States at Washington, U.S.A., and by permission of the Hon. Colonial Secretary of New Zealand, he has removed the office of the above-named Consulate from the Bay of Islands to Auckland, and the same is located at Fort-street. The undersigned has also, by virtue of the authority vested in him, appointed Harlan P. Barber, Esq., Deputy U.S. Commercial Agent. The said office will be open daily on and after this date, between the hours of 10 a.m. and 4 p.m., for the transaction of said Consular business, Sundays and holidays excepted. JAS. G. WHITE, U.S. Commercial Agent for New Zealand. Dated at Auckland, October 8,1871. T M. DARGrAYILLE, ESQ. Dear Sir, —The duties of U. S. Consulate devolv ing upon me, consequent upon the removal of the office from he Bay of Isalnds, and the office of Con sular Agent being abolished at this port, I take much pleasure in thanking you for the efficient manner in which you have performed them during the short time you have been in office. —I am, dear sir, Yours respectfully, (Signed) JAS. G. WHITE, U. S. Commercial Agent. Auckland, October 3,1871. . TTNITED STATES CONSULATE U AT AUCKLAND. The Undersigned regrets that a sense of duty com pels him to qualify hft letter of thanks of the 3rd inst, as published by Mr. DargaviUe in the daily papers, in connection with the advertisement of the removal of the above-named office, inserted by the undersigned, as upon examination of the unfinished business in Mr. Dargaville's hands this day, he dis covered that he was mistaken in endorsing the manner in which that gentleman had discharged some of the duties of his Agency. JAS G. WHITE, U.S. Commercial Agent.for New Zealand. 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