MISCELLANEOUS.

Tho authorities of Glasgow have of late been vigorouslj prosecuting the publicans for mllihk drink to children under fourteen years of a J The following incident occurred in that city the other day :-Scene-counter of a noted public-house. Time-i2.5 p.m. Little girl • A mutchkin o' whisky and a quart o ale—quick. Publican: Are ye fourteen year auld, lassie? Little girlr Aye,, fire minutes syne an' the neebors are a' in oor hoose gaun tae ha« ft ev>ree ower the heid o't. Haste ye • quit k iian. I'll be back for man- the noo likeT k ?üblican (delighted) : That's aloe 'ill ttiak'' i>i>r lost time, onyway. • Withitf' four hours' ride of Montreal there Is a colohy of from 20,000 to 25,000 High landers, reports the Californian Farmer. 'J he County of Glengarry, on the Western frontier of Upper Canada, is full of them. In .the back settlements they retain their ancient language, sing the Gaelic spngs } . and h*ve their Gaelic preaching. The Glengarry men are renowned for their size and strength. It is said that the townships of KBnyon and Lochiel alone could turn out 1,000 High landers, not a man of them under six feet in his stockings. ' ~, _ , The Prussians aver that while the Irencli lost trophies and standards by the hundred during the late war, they themselves have lost but one standard ; and they tell the story Of its loss as follows :— This standard belonged to tho Second Battalion of the Sixty-first Pom eranian Eegiment. In the battle that took place before Dijon on the 23rd of January, this standard was originally carried by Sergeant Pionke at the head of his company, which was advancing toward a large factory held by the French. Tho Colour-Sergeant, together with the whole section of men about him, was shot down at once j Second Lieutenant Sotraltze then took" up Chi color* and carried them forward about twenty paces, when two bullets struck him siniultaneousl^ in the head. Ad- 1 jutant Yon Puttkammer,-who-..wasj already bleeding from a wound in this- cheek/the»| sprang from his horse and rescued the colorS/ but at the same moment was struckidt-ad;by a Shot through the head. The same-thing happened to a oouple of musketeers who tridd to carry the fatal flag. First Lieutenant Weise then took itup.but he fell, just'as theirVmnatot ef liia company weredriven back to the quarries. Owing to the dust and smoke it was not at once noticed that the colors had been left behind. As soon as it was known, a detach ment of men was sent out to look for theui, and never returned ; and, of a patrol subse quently dispatched, only one man came back.- j Tho next day news was received from Iticciotti Garibaldi that the flag had been found shot to pieces, soaked in blood and buried under a mound of dead bodies.

Bayeux has other old belongings besides-its' tapestry, one of which is the legend of the fairy wife of Lo Seigneur d'Argouges. •■ It seems that this Seigneur d'Argouges, being one day out hunting, as all seigneurs wore wont to be ia those days, met twenty Jovely ladies mounted on twenty snow^white palfreys. One of these ladies, apparently their queen, was of a yet more inooinparable beauty than the rest, and of her the good knight became so suddenly and desperately enamoured that he offered to marry her on the spot. The fairy consented, on the one condition that he was never to pronounce the fatal word, death, before her? >iand tie-knight undertook to obey this not toa difficult condition.. They were married, and lived for ''tAaW J»ap in supreme felicity; having a .xitlkef *^_$A beautiful children' to iixctekae'theimpf, mm knowing only peace, plenty, and prosperity. Unfortunately, one day, ttie Miy her husband wait such a desperately long tiiHe while she adorned herself to her. sal*««OT' for the tournament at which he was to assist and she to shine, that he lost his patience and his memory, and in o aharp rebuke pro nounced the forbidden word. No ffodu«? budr it escaped his lips than she gave a piercing, shriek, and vanished, leaving, boweverfi ■ the impress of her hand on the door of the chateau. Every night she may be seen, dressed in wbiti>, wnndering about the scene of her former joys, gobbing, and crying, " Lamort! la mart.{.. Death, death. That this story is absolutely true is proved by tbe arms of the house of Areouges, which bear a female figure, un trammelled, by millinery, with »tbec conclusive motto, "-4 la fie."— Dickon's All the Yeir^ Round- .... -.-.■■- *'

THE EVENING STAB, AUCKLAND, WEDNESDAY. JULY j. 1871-



WANTED— A Girl, about 15 or ie^.faf make herßelf useful.—Apply, for jia-~ dress, office of this paper. WANTED gTO RENT-t-A 'GomfortrfßlF;' Five or Six-roomed Cottage; withirf j fifteen minutes' walk of the'Post-pffloe.iMp^ ply G., office of this paper. WANTED-A NURSE GJpL, J»- ,bmJm , herself generally useful. !lM»o? gp' SHOP BOY.—Apply to J. LEvtt, TaiWf, opposite the Savings' Bank, Queen-streetr. ~'| WANTED TO LET—A "Good BAK^ HOUSE, with Shopan^'fß^ellttg house.—Apply to Jas. Young, Grey-street, a rr ' ; 'it-. __• ■I• '* JB WANTED^i". Smart" Actife L*M>-, between the ag^of 14 or 15, t& SWm in a Shop.—Apply at**tbi ofßeo_iio_t;-jfoa Evening Stab. WANTED to Sell -r-A SiNQEtfs.SEJPNGv MACHIN-lSs-fpr-Leatfiefr Work ; prifee £12.—Apply to H. SigKKS, ;Boot Closer, Wyndhain-street,? ,^of';#o<frs troin; 'Hbbson street. , , ... r -. /'",; .." v.lt'J '»iO i» X>! , ! I ' & —x—B— i— ■- ■" WANTED— A gJ»otb GENERAL 'BER VANT.—AppIy to Mr. J. Howden, Queen-street. I■'■.-*'. : *- *' ''- ~" WANTED-^lHvor' or' thrde GIRLS as APPRENTICES to work the Sewing machine.—Apply to N. Qampbeliv, Tailor, Queen-street. *'_■'. - '' ____________'' WANTED— Immediately, a Strong Active GIRL, as GENERAL SERVANT.— Apply Star office. •■ . , ,--. . W "anted to charter-a vessel of about 200 tons.—Apply to H. S. Mkykus a*td Co., Queen street. . NOTICE.— I want some. New Zealand White or Red Cornelian, or any hand some Stones, fit for making into Jewellery — F. HvLBWIS3ON> opposite Union Bank. . —— ki ' ■ ■' —'" ' '." " ~~ '■ - TTvANTED.—Tarn a purchaser of B*d or \j 'White C Lriielian, it must be g«od and fit I hStitlixiiiiiiid /ewellery, and the. produce pf.W* district of Auckland.—F. H. Lewis- BONi opposite the I niorißank. . -. ■_ 77 FOR SALE—A'First-class BAGATELLE TABLE.-Apply to J. Evinscn, New Caledoriia'H'otel, Symonds-strcei-,, Auckland.^ MONEY to Lend on Mining Shares.—Ap ply to H. Y/._ Stevens, Sharebroker, Queen-street. - ME CBOFi:ttH HOUSE Academy, Karangahape-Road (near Naval Hotel). . r - Mr. and Atadame Wintm's Pupils re-assemble. THIS DAViTuesday); July; 4th, .<-,,„_. v lalv < The Singing Class-;commences on MQN»AX,.JUiy 10, from Bto 8 P.m. Terms, 7s. 6d: per quarter,, ...,-, a -,r--;T Yi'ioi-'''-'^*- '"'



' -R^. /^VEELAND ROUTE 9 T0 ENGLANr> i Jlb3s£s§Eßi . TBE UNITED STATES. NEW ' ZEALAND, AND AUSTRALIA STEAM r SHIP l|nje: , 1 FOR HONOLULU, SAN FRANCISCO, NEW 3 YORK, AND LIVERPOOL. 3 Under Conteact with the New Zealand j ' GOVERNMENT For a Four-weekly Mail Service. 1 The magnificent steamship ' ! - I «N E VIA D A, ' 3 1-4?S " Tons Register, J. H. BLEintM, Com • mander, is appointed to leave Auckland for Honolulu [ and San Francisco, on THURSDAY, July 13, at 12 o'clock noon. i For freight, passage, and all particulars, apply to HENDERSON & MACFARLANE. jdtjL^ TjiOE SYDNEY AND fPfflflS^- MELBOURNE. , . - ! •':■ f/ i £ { - -"H Transhipping tci My Port in the Atistafalian Colonies, by t£e A.6.N. Company's!St«»mers., '■ .- j ■' & — L— |■■ ' .."■-,',;■ TheA.S.N. Co/s i.a'l jj ' g J , 'JAMfS FATQBK^bN,*. P. Moo*e, "dominanderj wiU leave *_Wtti£ti-t&lor:"s^^ or.about lAaj'UßDAY,22ndJut^ •''■'■' J:.' t ■ '•'•''" %7. ! R ior freight or psufsag*, apply to PI / J' f 7M M. JERVIS, 11 „•'- ■. 7 • 1 a Agents. K2 '' MffBLI $YO|JEr,AND -: : MELBOURNE, ',"'. j _\j f i f i^_ffjfp* t V •■-, ■- '}l Capfahi Looan, will leave- tbe Qneen-strcet Wharf as abik« on SATURDAY iiext, the Bth inst., at 11a.m. '• '.-■..„ • .. No cargo will be received on board after 4 o'clock on Friday afternoon.. j For freighter passage apply to. _ *-. m r-. .-.t^i ,! , '1:^1 CRUIGKSBA NK^ SMART * CO. ,\ J •*■ >' ' - ' . f '■ Agents, Auckland;' \1 * _ Or, }'M ;m, S. LEIKiER, ' / ' Ageint, GrehainSto*n, Thames. High-street, Auckland, July 3, 1871. ,-VJL' M^GATMfI^O THE Mj^^Pv KJ THAMES. -C- TIME TABLE. The p.s. -i- '. V\ « GOLDEN GROWN '-. (s()_ ~<.» will sail as under:— --: ,' L" ..\ From Auckland. v 1' j* ] Thursday, 6th July, tit 11 o'clock moeiifigsj ;'.-:- ', From TARARir. ;ife;, . .; i Wednesday, sth July, at 4 o'clock aftcrawflfx r ; Thursday, 6th July, at 4 o'clock afterrKßU t> •' j ... -. ■ ,J. S. MACFARI^UIBi- ''' I 8 f Agent. | 7f\Za*Z Q TEA M BIiiWEEN ! M^^^S. JO AUCKLAND ANDTHAjrtE^. , 'ROYAL ALFRED 'i ?#UL»aU as. under.:— ..' £.', ■ ■'■,'!*. 1 % From Auckland to Grahams^wn.. •j ' Widnesday, sth July, at 5 o'clock aftqpioon '^!kmWA*J> 6th -Sviy. at s o'clock afterApon j fetfi^Qofjh July, at 5 o'clock afterno«|j|' j J " '"'FR<frJvGRAHAMSTOWX TO AUCKLAND. ' -i Thursday,l|h July, at 10.30 o'clock morning : Friday, 7H§roly, at 10.30 o'clock mofning ?- %< EDGAR W. -WALKER, NAP IE E. - t*^\. 'STAR OF THE SOUTH,' Captain p;.Baiinw, will leave as above THIS DAY (Wednesdaiy), the sth instant,.at 3 p.m. For freifellttofejfessa?^ apply to _ __[''ZZ-:" ---3. S. MACFA PLATTE & CO., -_- Agent*. K3£ ttTou takanaki, dUsfe^a^s. jD nelson," picton, wel }Mffi*lKNX> LINGTON,- LYTTELTON, AND ____WAm*T POUT CHALMERS. | |The N.Z.S.S. Company's s.s. . 'WELLINGTON,* A; Kennedy, Commander, witl leave the Wharf, Onehunga, on THURSDAY next, the Cth instant, at 1-o'clock p.m. . __. (For freight or passage apply to , _—*•-. COMBES & DALDY, . -i^ .; . Agents ; OrpiSn-I''' ')'. A. BARNES, . . C^iJX' *-' Onehunga. h maKMlfii "CIO R- TAUEANOA, ' ' *2s&?rW^ -L NAPIEK, W ELLIN G jiWAmmafO^ton, lyttelton, aka t.'A_mmma*m roa, and' otago. f (Tie is. , .- . i . f f : 'LORD 4SHEEY' JfroifQueen-street Wharf, on FRIDAY, 7th instant, at 4 p.m. ■;.f pot freight br passage apply to .:- j HENDERiON & MACFARLANE. TT °•* °ND ° N •J^J|^V , ' DIRECT. The Beautiful Aberdeen Clipper Ship .) 'AL E X A X D R IN . 670 ton's, Al, Captain" James ;C.San«steb, 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; *=OrL r T?IKST VESSEL -EOU yJ^K^. J] '- LONDON. "SMff^ Sail P°'9ITIVIEI' y on Thursday, The splendid clipper ship ♦WILD DUCK,* ■ Al at Lloyd's, Captain M. Bait,lie, having the whole of her cargo engaged, will be despatched on the above .date. tAXJ - • v Passengers are requested to pay balance of; passage t money on or before the 15th instant." For freight or passage apply to , . ~.,.,, HENDERSON & MACFARLANE. oks___ T?OR HOKIANOA, li- • CALLING AT AHIPARA. •^JjvJjvsjVr he Schooner T*Am&3& 'ONWARD,' ■ Captain' StuaAt, will sail in a few days. ■-, Forfreight or passage, apply to* - ' ■-. . ' '~ " '.';- J. S. MACFARLANE & CO., | ! ■.:.:' ' Agents, Queen-street. •^o>^ TTOE Li-iVUKA, /|^^»^' X? L-»" puis. tjliJmt^i Tl,e FilVoUl'ite Clipper Schooner , .^AmWamaW . , is . ; ,,< MEHLIN) . M. Yates, Master, will sail as above on THURSDAY i EVENING next, the 6Ui July. . .■.:-. ---1 Pdr freight or passage apply to i ■*__.'<_ JiK?ylf..•« m. NICCOL, , "J JiUy6,lß7l. -t^Ageiit.



!■ .=s3bk XpOli HO N OLULU Jj%ffi_P§S. The clipper schooner I 'SEABREEZE,' Captain Austin, will sail THIS DAY (Wednesday) the sth inst. For freight or passage apply to .... . J S. MACFARLANE & CO., Agents. 2t~ Tjl OB TA UK ANG A. i /m^J^- The Cutter « H E E. o,' ! Captain Mollkr, will leave for the above place ■ THIS (Tuesday) EVKNING, at 3 o'clock. N. O T 1 C B. THE Undersigned has secured convenient offices at tbe Iksubince CoitPANx'a I Buildings, where his business as SHARE BROEEE and LAND AGENT will be con ducted in future. . With a view to facilitate business, and also for the purpose of securing reliable informa tion, he has appointed Mr. "W. Buttle as Lia Sole Agent at the Thames : Oflice, Albort street, opposite Bank of Zealand, Grahams town. JOSEPH NEWMAN, Share Broker and Land .Agent, Insurance Buildings, Auckland. ■jl/T IKING STOCK. i Buyebs. Sellees. Central Italy Otago Golden Calf Eicclsior Cure Moanatairi Union Inverness Just-in-Time ' • Junction Alburnia • Kbupareil Eureka Hill .^Thames Long Drive 'Caledonian. Whau. GEO. SLATER, Stock and Shorebrolccr. /Loudon & Lancashire Insurance Co.'s p Office, 53, Quocn-street. JQiHARES WANTED. IN -DEMAND— ! Caledonian Thames Tookej Kelly Otago • Belfast Central Italy Moanatairi a Bank N.Z., Gas, Union Sash & Door Co. SELLERS - Cure Red Queen Tokalo Excelsior Nebraska . North Devon Alburnia Whau. J. TONSON GARLIOK, Bharebivkcr. Shcrtland-streot, Auckland. WANTED, S 11 ABE S— CiUetloriinn Thames 'loi:aU<a Too key Alburnia Bank of New Zealand Belfast Insurance. T. W. STEVENS, Broker. Queen-street. \TT ANTED — The flowing GOim YY MINING S"-^RES :~ Oiledoninn Thames Tookey Otago. New Zealand Bank Shares Gas Shares, &c, &o. J. if. LENNOX (LATE OK HIOII-STUEKT), 37, QUEEN-ST It P. ET, Next to Insurance Buildings. WANTED —Bank of New Zealand SHARES. MINING. Belfast* ' Caledonians Inverness Lung 1 >rivea Nompru'iils Thames Tcokev's Young American Martin sholl, Qtieen-street. ON SALE Tool.eye Thames Caledonians Cures Otnuos (Moanatairi) Unions Justin-Times Prince Imperials Albmnias. I. PHILLIPS, Sharebroker. No. 10, Insurance Buildings. A BRANCH OFFICE of the undermen tioned Companies has been Opened in West Queen-street, where all information regarding the same may be received : —J Vale of Avoca G. M. Co. Southern Pacific do. Clarkson's No. 1 do. Califomion do. Virginia City* do.'J Great Southern do. Lowlaud Lass do. Glad stole do. MITCHELL & PERCIVAL, Legnl Managers. 'Oflice of the Berkley Castle G. M. Co. (Reg.) DEAT & MILLER, SHARE BROKERS, &0., Vulcan Lank., CHARLES L. WATT, -pIANOEORTE TUNER & REGULATOR, Orders left at Mr. Payne's, Princes-street, and Etkning Stab office will be punctually attended to. KEESINGFS CITY AUCTION MART, 68, QUEEW-BTRJSET, AUCKLAND. HENRY KEESING, .Tun., respectfully intimate to his friends in the colony of New Zealand, Australia: Colonies, America and Europe, that he has this da; commenced business in this city as AUCTIONEER , j-id General COMMISSION AGENT, where he trust l.c will receive a share of public support. Henry Keesing, junior, can only assure those whi may entrust hiiii with their business that nothing oi his part will be wanting to secure the interest of hi clients. To those who have known him during th ' 28 years of his colonial experience such an assuranc Is unnecessary. PjS.->.Cash advances made on receipt of consign msnts, and prompt account sales. ■ - ' _ — 28th April, 1871. ——- i i—i



. pKINCB OF WALES THEATEE. Lessee' .. .. ~.. Mr. B. N. Jones. RE-OPTiNIKG NIGHT. Rc-r,ppe«rance of those celebrated Artistes, WILLIAM HOSKINS MISS FLO BE NOB COLVILLJD. Re-appearance ol the Dramatic Company. MONDAY NEXT?] JDLY 10, 1871, Look aut for MARPLOT, TUfI_BUSy.BODY. ' Scats can be secured at Messrs. Uptons'. : Tl/rOANATAIBI GOLD MINING iVI COMP7 NY (REGISTERED). Tlie OFFICE of the above Company is REMOVED from Q„cen-street to the Offices lately occupied by A. La9ceu.es, Esq., Shortland-street^AuckkuHL-.^ July 13, 1871. -" Legal Manager. mHE SOIREE which was announced X to he held at St. Mary's College will take place at St. Mary's. College, North Shore, THIS (Wednes day) EVENINO. sth July, at 0.30 p.m. The posi tion men't has been decided upon in deference to a largo number of ladies and gentlemen who purpose being P Fe«y Boats will leave the Queen-street Wharf at 4, C, and 0.80 p.m., and from tho College niter the Soiree is over, free of charge. Tickets for the Soiree to be had from Mr. Canning, Shortland-street ; and Mr. Kolin, Jeweller, Quecn stvect; Mr. Lowisson, Queen-street ; and Mr. 1. Darby, Qitcen-street. VOOTNG MSTS' CHRISTIAN X ASSOCIATION. ANNUAL COURSE OF LECTJRE3. The Committee of the above Association have great plepure in announcing the following series of Lec tures:— „ . ~ _ ~ July 7- Mr Barton— Some of the Larger v orirls of Fossil Faura" (with pictorial illustra tions-) , „ . . , , , July 23: Mr. (1. M. Reed, B. A— Colonial Charac teristics." August 4 : Rev. C. it. Nelson-(To be advertised). August 25: Rev. E. N. Br.EE, M.A. — " Modern Scepticism." September 1: Rev. C. "W. Riou—" Ancient Britain, its Inhabitants, Religion, and Customs. September 20: Rev. Wablow Davies, M.A. ---" Love, Courtship, and Marriage. ' Rev. .TAs.Oosm, M.A.—" The Mutual Relations of Heathenism, Civilisation, and Chris tianity." Tickets for the course, 3s each (to admit bearer and lady), may be had of Messrs. Chapman, Wayte, Upton, Turrell, R. B. Rhalders, 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, Cd. each porson. rnilß MUTUAL JVirNLJ>G- IN JL VESTMICN'I' COMPANY (LIMITED). An Extraordinary MEETING of Shareholders will be held at the Uooms of tho Voting Men's Christian Association, Albert-street, THIS (Wednesday) EVKNINU, July 5, at 8 p.m. Business : To consider the advisability of increasing the capital of the Company, and any other business that may be brought forward. The statement of past transactions will he rendered. RICHARD WILLIAMS, Manager. ALBURNIA GOLD MIKING X3L COMPANY (REGISTERED). An Extraordinary MEETINO "f the Shareholders of this Company will lie held at the Mechanics" Institute, Auckland, on TUESDAY, the lhth July, at 2 p.m. The business to be transacted at such Meet ing will be— • To increase tbe Capital ot the Company by the issue of Three Hundred New .Shares of XlO each, thus making the total number of shares in the company up to -I'JOO shares. WALTER SULLY, Manager. June 20, 1871. . , ... jV u_ j n pprtUance of a provisional arrangement made by *"c Directors Two Hundred of lhe New Sharertrc t0 "''■ issued to the owners of the Ballarat iitat and Clyde Claims in exchange for their claims. T HE OALKDONIAN MUTUAX INVESTMENT COMPANY (LIMITED). DIIIEOTOISB. Mr. Corlett I Mr. Davey Mr. Johnstone I Mr. Smith Mr. Margett Mr. White. Mr. Arnold I Thenomirml capital of the Company 15.£4,000, in four hundred shares, of £10 cacti, payable by weekly sub script ions of ss. Tho lirst weekly payment falls due on Monday, the 10th inst. The rules and all other information may be obtained at the Company's oflice, r,7, Queen-street, two doors from the Bank of New Zealand. Shares can now be taken up. JUOIID. C. LUSCOMBE, Manager. KEMPTHO KN R, FKfrBS E Li, & Co., SfTccKsaOns To H. & E. YOUNGIIAM & CO , Wholesale Druggists, Drysaltery, and Druggists, Sundrvmen, Importers of Drugs, Chemicals, Druggists Sundries, iv every variety, Patent and Proprietary Medicines, Perfumery, Cordial Makers' Goods of all descriptions, Brewers' Isinglass, Corks, Tinfoil, Wires, copper and tinned, &0., &0., Patent Medicine Agents. ALWAYS ON SALE ANI> AGENTS FOR— Or De Jongh's Cod Liver Oil, Clilorodyno, Collis Browne's, Rowland's Preparations, Bishop's Citrate of Magnesia, Piesse and Lubin's Perfumery. Steedman's Powder, Keating's Bon Rons, Lozenges, and Insecticide, Griinanlt's French Preparations, Torchon's French Medicines, AVlielpton's Pills, Singleton's Sar^ipariUa, Dr. Churchill's Remedies for Consumption, Palmer s Washing Compound. Judson'sand Mathw'sDycs, Jack son's Benzine and Cements, Blair's Pills, Frampton's Pills, Cookie's Pills, Ilollowa.v's Medicines, Diunefords Magnesia, Cleaver's Soaps and Perfumery, Calvert s Carbolic Acid, M array's Magp«-'.U, Kimmell's andGos nell's I'erfumery, Locking's Pills, aud Glickon sSalve, Towiißemt's, Bristol's, aud Ayer's Sarsaparilla, Sozo dont, Pain Killt r, Pear's Soaps and Perfumery, Bar ber's Paste for Rats, etc., etc. Stokes : Viotoma-sth c bt, a ucklanb, and STAP/OJID-STItKKT, DUNIiDIN. Q1 NGLBTON'S^AESAPA RILLA. O The best and cheapest. It is warranted free from any deleterious ingredient, and will be found invalu able as a corrective and restorative in any derangement of the system arising through an impure state of the blood. Hotel visitors should ask for and drink this in place of strong spirits, and thus insure health and prolong life. --.■■—-.. Sold by all Druggists, Storekeepers, and Uotel keepevs in the colony. Wholesale Agents for New Zealand : K.KMPTUORNE, PROSSER, & CO., Dunedin and.Auckland. MORE THAN A THOUSAND NOSTRUMS EOR THE HAIR have been advertised into notoriety as hair dressings, and after wards discarded as useless or deleterious. Since BARRY'S TRICOPIIEROUS was established in 1801, after having been tested by millions of both sexes during a period of 70 years, it remains tho most popular article to be found for BEAUTIFYING, INVIGORATING, and CLEANSING the HAIR. Agents for New Zealand : KEMPTHORNE, PROSSER, & CO., Diiiieihn and Auckland. O ÜBUII BA N LAND. SUBURBAN LAND for SA LE, suitable for build ing purposes, at Epsom, Remuera, Mount Eden, ' North Shore, and other places around Auckland. JOSEPH NEWMN, Land Agent and S arebrokor. ', Office—lnsurance Buildings, Auckland. Tjl AR M S I? O H' S A LE, FARMS for SALE at Panmure Otahuhu, Manga rei, Drury, Waiuku, Woikato, Wangarei. - Apply to ' JOSEPH NEWMAN, Land Agent and Sharebvokor. Office—lnsurance Buildings, Auckland. | I>T O Tl.O E O E E EHOV AL. The Offices of the undermentioned Companies hav< 3 been REMOVED from Queen-street to the office: a lately occupied by A. Lascelles, Esq., Shortland-street s Auckland. ,*..". '''~ c North Devon G.M.Co. (Limited) o JohnO'Groats „ „ Herald ,; „ i- ElDorado „ (Registered). - . - ~. ' F. A. WHITE, Secretary*



NEAL'S CHUTNEY SAUCK (Prepared from New Zealand Fruits), mHE most'wholesome and appetising condi ment manrfuctured. NE AL' S CAPTAIN" WHITE'S ORIENTAL PICKLE (Prepared with Pure Vinegar), Sold at all respectable GroVers ; wholesale by B. TONES & CO. 0 &J. E. VAILE'S Stock of Men's and Boy's Clothing is Re moved for sale to the shop next to Mr. Wayte's and imme opposito the National Mart. S& J. It.- VAILE'S Great Sale. . Scoured Winceys, 7ld per yard. S<& J. R. VAILE'S Great Sale; . Rich JBioclkS Lustres, I]_d per yard. Q &J. R. VAILE'S Great Sale. JO. French Merinoos, all colors, Superior qualities, 1b ud per yard. ~Q~& j. 11. VAILE'S Great Sale. £j. French Itepps, Poplins, Silks, and other Superior class Dresses, at half the usual prices. "CI &J. R. VAILE'S Great Sale. O. Ladies' Waterproof Cloaks, 14s 9d, usual price, 30s. ■ Sk J. B. VAILE'S Great Sale. , Ladies' Black Cloth Jackets, new and fashionable styles, reduced from 27s Cd to 10s Cd. . {,\ &J. R. VAILE'S Great Sale. Xl?. Waterproof Tweed, CO inches wide, 3s Cd per yard. S& J. It. VAILE'S Great Sale. . 40-inch Fancy Skirting, Is 3d per yard. S& J. R. VAILE'S Great Sale. . Handsomely Frilled and Braided Skirts, Cs Od. S& J. 11. VAILE'S Great Sale. Ladies' Stays, at half English cost. S*~ ~t_ J. R. VAILE'S Great Sale. Ladies' Underclothing ""i Baby Linen, at cost prl'-^. <fc J. iT VAILE'ff Great Sale. Trimmed sonnets and Hats, at " i e 3,. than English cost; S& J. It. VAILE'S "reat Sale. • Fur Mu<», Ties, etc., at half price. CI &J. R. "VAILE'S Great Sale. JO. Wool Ties, 4d each; Collarets, Cd each; other Goods in proportion. S& J. It. VAILE'S Great Sale. . Welsh Flannels, warranted all wool, ' stout, and 20 inches wide, only IOJd per yard. Q 'ii J. It." VAILE'S Great Sale. ij. Wet Wove Calico, stout make, full 33 inches wide, 4J*d . . per yard. ■ - i S& J. E. VAILE'S G-ttEAT SAI I", NATIONAL MART, . . . , COKNBB OF QUEEN AKJ> WyNDHAJI-SMIKETS BAEROWS & STEWAET, ENGINEERS BANBUItY, ENGLAND, LONDON 45, Cannon-street, JS.O., M&tmfacturcPoßT able Steam EN 'S* gines, Thrashing Machines, Steam « //\. J f\ Pumps for Irriga n4:-i, Lx^&J^l Hon, &c, Corn f o|^^l^3»PJ| Grinding Mills, k-'ftj! L^»J^*M| | SawingMachinory, niiij^f^^p'^j^^J f and every descrip- 7mMsy.__it tion of Agricultural .C^f^T^^A^ in ost simple, _..-. efficient., durable, and economical. Advantageous terms to Cash Buyers. * # * Catalogues to be 'obtained at the Office of this Newspaper. Agents Wanted. ALL WHO DESIRE p ENTERAL G-BOCERIES Of the best quality, at the lowest price, should call at THE JUNCTION STORE, 262, QUEEN-STREET, AUCKLAND. In consequence of the present depression, the proprietors of the People's Tea warehouse, have c- Bolvod to supply as under, for casK — Best Oatmeal, 3d. lb. I Soap, from 7d. per Bar Host Rice, 3i'l lb. | Halad Oil, »d. per bottle Sugar, from sd. lb. I Matches, 9d. per dozen Mould Candles, 6id. lb. Blue, Is. per lb. Starch, (Id. lb. I Sperm, If. W\,ils. per lb. Tobacco, 4d. per cake, or 3s. 10d. ptr lb., and other articles too numerous to mention. CCFPGE GROUND ON THE PREMISES, and I pack (1 in air-tight canisters, from lib. upwards at la. j 4U. lb. TEAS FOE THE MILLION. Good Useful Tea, Is. Gd- No. 3 Rich Pekoe, full- H). flavoured, Be. lb. No. 1 Congou Ten, 2s. lb. No. 4, finest quality, 3s. No. 'l Fi.e Tea, 2s Hi. 11). Od. lb. V: and Co. never had a better selection of first-class Teas, imported expressly for their retail trade, which will give satisfaction in pvico and quality to all whu favour them with their orders *"!. liar lb. discount on the 6 lbs. of No. 2 Tea, and 3d. per lb on the Gibs. 01 No*. 3 and 4 Teas. Fliofea and Bran at .Mill I'iucks. ■._.;. Quality of fill articles guaranteed. Orders promptly executed. Goods del.vered. llemomluir the Address— FBBNC II & 0 0., FAMILY GBOGERB, THE PEOPLE'S TEA. WAREHOUSE, 25-2, Queen-street, Auckland, Corner or JWAKEFIF.U-STREET. 5 j. Est AM.' SULD 1860. , I LOST— A CHEQUE, drawn in favour of Konpitn-ils, l'or:£2i,lOs., on the Bank of New South Wales; payment has been stopped. --The finder will oblige by returning it to the office. : '



J IST OE MINING REQUISITES. TENDERS for which are invited, to be sent lo the Offices of the several Companies, as per following ad vertisements, until 10 a.m. on SATURDAY NEXT, •■he oth July, 1871 :— Antifriction Grease, per cwt. Tallow, per cwt. Castor Oil, per gal. Kerosene (best), per gal- Engine Packing (best Spurnyarn) Cotton Waste, per lb. English-Sole Leather (best), per lb. Candles (Belmonts, Price's No. 1), per lb. Blasting Powder, per lb. Fuze (single and double tape), per coil S.H. andL.H. Shovels, per doz., American, best Corrugated Iron (Galvanized) Bar Iron, per cwt. Sheet Iron, do. Cast Steel for Drills, per lb. „ ',? Blister do., do. Shear do., do. Nails (Ewbank's), 2 in., 3in., 4iu., per lb. Picks Pick Handles, per doz. Hammer Handles, do. Large American ivxes, at per Axe Small do., do. Coach Bolts, at per cwt. Bolt Points do. Sheet Copper, for batteiy tables , Copper Tacks, for do. do. Gratings, for do. do. \\ bite Lead Quicksilver. , , Tho articles specified will be required of the best quality, in any quantities that may be demanded, at Grahamstown, for the six months ending December 30, 1871. Payments will be made monthly. July 4, 1871. ON behalf of tho Companies enume rated below, I hereby invito TENDERS for the SUPPLY of the whole or any portion of the above described Mining Requisites, upon the terms stated m the advertisement. cnAEMS TOTHILL . - Manager. Kuranui Gold Mining Company (Ee&.Jitered) Wild Missouri „ « All Nations „ >; Imperial Crown „ , £4*}_> «*) Caledonian „ (Registered) Long Drive ~ >• Tookey „ »• Albion i, •> Brighton i, Coronet „ » Shortland-street, Auckland. July 4, IS7I. ON behalf, of the undermentioned Gold Mining Companies (Registered), I hereby invite TENDERS for the SUPPLY of the whole or any portion of the above-described Mining Requisites, upon the terms stated in the advertisement. C. J. olo^ii!,, Manager. Queen-street, Auckland, July 4, 1871. Moanatairi Gold Mining Company (Registered) North Devon „ •» ON behalf of the Companies enume rated below I hereby invite TENDERS for the SUPPLY of the "hole or any portion of the above described Mir^g Requisites, upon the terms stated in theadvert^ment. r SOMMERVILLE, Manager. Point Russell Gold Mining Company (Limited) AVhau Gold Mining Company (Registered) Golden Age Gold Mining Company (Limited) Rose, and Shamrock „ „ Junction - „ »• ■ Auckland, July 4,1871. ON behalf of the SH.OTOVBR No. 1 and DIXON'S No. 1 Gold Mining Companies (Registered), I hereby invite TENDERS for the SUP PLY of the whole or any portion of the above-men tioned Mining Requisites, upon the terms stated in the advertisement, THO S. LEIGH WHITE, Manager. Auckland, July 4,1871. -TVj-ORWICH UNION LIFE INSURANCE SOCIETY. Capital, £2,300,000; Etabhshed 1808. NORWICH "UNION FIRE INSURANCE SOOIETY. k Capital, £550,000; Established 1821. Prospectuses and full particulars on ap plication to -. - •; GEO. S. GRAHAM, Shortland-street, Inspector & Agent. %■ NOW LANDING;, AND FOR SALE, THE FOLLOWING CONSIGNMENTS - 10 boxes Orange Pekoe, * Joshua Bates,' choice 20 J-chests Congou, 'Peter,' veiy choice 30 Congou, ' Boy Bendien,' a very fine lea 50 Congou, ' Wodonga' 25 T-aseß Morton's and Wyatt's Pickles ;■ 20 cases Morton's Salad Oil ... . .25 cases Munn's Cornflour 250 bags Maize 25 cases Chinese Preserves. B. TONES & CO. THE UNDERSIGNED IS OFFERING, FOB, CASH— 600 sacks Barley, 2s 6d to 3s 6d per bushel , 150 sacks Wheat, 3s 9d to 4s per bushed j "Oatmeal, at 2£d per lb. Fine Bonedust, £7 per ton Amalgamated Animal Manure,; £6.'10s per ton. JAMES COUPLAND, GENERAL PRODUCE DEALER, 148. QuEEN-STBEET. BATH FREESTONE. I c* ' »* : ■ THXS STONE, from its durability, the IorRC ■■ dimensions of blocks'obtainable (the rock being very sound), and the moderate cost at which'it can bo worked, is now being largely used in Australia, New Zealand, and other British Colonies. "• II HAS ALSO BEEN ADOPTED at Rio dt Janeiro, for Public Buildings, Bridges, and other works connected with the Rio improvements j also for the Government Offioes at Auckland, New Zealand. THE COST OF LABOR oh it in London is as under: Per fbot super., sawing, lid. ; plain work, 3d. ; plain circular, 4,\&.; straight moulded, B<l. ;. circular moulded. Is.; plain sunk, 6d. ; circular sunk, Bd, ; straight moulded sunk, Is. j circular moulded sunk, Is. 4d. • a' '.' THE MODERATE COST at -which it can lie supplied, its desirable coler, regular, quality, fineness of texture, and the small expense at which it is worked, render it an effective and economical Building material. , " - TESTIMONIALS relative to the quality of thb Stone, from, the most emincrpt Architects, Ruildefs: and Contractors, and the prices at which it can In delivered alongside at any Port, will be,ftirnished en application to Messrs. ' v "•.:•.';• RAN DELL A SAUNDERS, 1 l " STONE QUARRIES, BATH



Auction »aies. THURSDAY, JULY 6. i \ §__M^ o_____¥&_9 EXTENTIVE SALE OF FOOLSCAP, LETTER, NOTE, DEMY, BLOTTING-, WRAPPING PAPER. STATION! BY t BLANK FORMS, <fee.,' ' At Com nissariat Stores. The subscribers have been favored with instructions from H. C. Lewis, Esq., A.C.G., to sell, at the Commissariat Stores, Albert Barracks, on Thursday • next, Oth Instant, at eleven o'clock, A LARGE QUANTITY op VERY ... JA. SUPERIOR PAPER, &c, as follows : Foolscap, plabi and ruled Letter, Note, aud Demy Paper Blotting Paper, Brown and White Wrapping Paper, &c. Pens, Pencils, Inkstand, Riders, Wafers, and general Office Requisites Blank Forms, about 5000 lbs. Books: Guard, and Plain and Ruled To be sold in lots to suit purchasers. SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, Auctioneers. THURSDAY, JULY G. The subscribers have received Instructions to sell, at the Land Mart, Wort-street, on Thursday next, Mil .. inst., at 12 o'clock, " * mHB Favourite Clipper CUTTER J_ _ 'SWIFT,' 8 tons, nearly .new, with Sails, 2 Anchors, 30 fathom Chain, Warp, Dingy, etc., all in first-rate trim. The'SWIFT is well-known to be ono of the-best and fastest boats in the harbour. SAMUI.CL COCHRANE & SON*, Auctioneers. MONDAY, JULY 10. STORE AND HOUSE AT MERCER, POINT RUSSELL. The subscribers have received, instructions from the Trustee in the Estate of W. J. Young to sell, at the Land Mart, Fort-street, on Monday, 10th inst., at 12 o'clock, THE Lanre STORE and DWELL ING-HOUSE erected on Lot No. 7, Section No. 1, Town of Mercer, Point Russell, and adjoining the premises of Mr. Innes and Mrs. Porter. SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, Auctioneers. " • MONDAY, JULY 17. BY OB DER OF THE MORTGAGEES. The subscribers have received instructions to sell, at the Land Mart, Fort-street, on Monday, 17th July, at 12 o'clock, - mHB HORA HORA BLOCK, JL containing about 8,681 acres, and having a frontage of upwards of live 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 application to the ; vendors' solicitors, Messrs. Hesketh and Richmond ; or, to , • ' SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, Auctioneers. FRIDAY, JULY 7. CHOICE PLANTS IN POTS AND BOXES, ; FRUIT TREES, QUICKS, &c. The subscriber has received instructions from Mr. Goldie, of the Devonport Nursery, North Shore, to sell at his Mart, on Friday, the 7th July, at 11 ---o 'clock,p 7ft CHOICE PL A N'T B,' 11/ CONIFERS, in pots and boxes, from 3to 8 feet high, including Pinus Insignias, Norfolk Island. I Pines, etc. 100 Fruit Trees—Apples, Pears, Teaches, Plums, Cherries, Figs, Loquats 6000 QuiGks, 50 Rhubarb Roots 500 Eclipse Strawberry Plants. , GEORGE SIBBIN, Auctioneer. < i ' ___ • LONDON JOURNAL (ILLUS- I TRATED).—Original and Deeply-interesting Domestic Novels, by the first authors. LONDON JOURNAL—Every Month—Copyright ; Coloured Fashion-plate, designed expressly by renowned Continental artists. LONDON JOURNAL — Every Month—Monster Ladies' Supplement of Fashions, Patterns, and Needlework. LONDON JOURNAL-Every Month—Chronicle of * j Fashion, describing all the most recent events . in the world of fashion. - ■ ■;'. LONDON JOURNAL—Original and Popular Music,. • Vocal and Instrumental. LONDON JOURNAL—Short Tales—interesting and LONDON JOURNAL—General Articles and Essays on -Literary, Social, Political, Topographical, and Historical subjects. .-'—_. LONDON JOURNAL—The best selection of Witty and Laughable Jokes. ■ , LONDON JOURNAL—Thousands of Useful Re ceipts for the Household. LONDON JOURNAL—Charming Poetry, original and selected. LONDON JOURNAL—Scientific and Statistical In formation for Architects, Engineers, and Mechanics.' _■_,-_■ LONDON JOURNAL—Voluminous Personal Cor respondence on every topic. i • LONDON JOURNAL—The best, cheapest, largest Periodical, with the greatest circulation. LONDON JOURNAL in Monthly Parts, Sevenpence. LONDON JOURNAL Half-yearly Volume, Four I Shillings and Sixpence. LONDON JOURNAL.—VoIumes 1 to 53 are now ' . ready, bound in cloth. ' LONDON JOURNAL may be had of all Booksellers ? in the Colonies at a slight advance on London., publishing price. .' -.. LONDON JOURNAL—Parts and' Volumes are al- . ways in print ' . LONDON JOURNAL Oflice, 332, Strand, London. LONDON JOURNAL—The Proprietor begs his Colonial readers to obtain his Journal through the Local Agents. TA KINS A WILL COX ! HAVB ON BALB POVERTY BAY RYE GRASS SEED COCKSFOOT WHITE CLOVER RED CLOVER .:(_■_■ . COW GRASS •\ \' }__X23s*L~ BONEDUST ' ™ nfll"''r PERUVIAN GUANO : " * BONEFLOUR ",'j ..'. <".. SYDNEY MAIZE* QATS ; BRAN, CHAFF, SHARPS BARLEY, FLOUR, SUGAR' V -\ ' TEA,,SALT, &0.,-*°--C -'- .;..';"* PRIME'SALT BUTTES,(s«»».kcgs).-; v - CHEESE, &0., 4 *<?.^ r< . ; ,; ' ' DURHAri-STita. , ' &