blood curdled in his soul, and lie prayed to God that he might lire to see the day when that act -would be avenged. (Cheers.) It was hard to see armed ruffians striking down innocent men and women for the crime of looking upon foolish Orangemen. Women had been made widens, and <;liiklrc?n orphans for the caprice of one man in Albany who came to New York to revoke the humane order of the Mayor. (A. Voice: "Haug him on a lamp-post!") No, no, nay friend. I pledge myself that every drop of ■ blood shed on that day shall be legally avenged Aif there be a law in New York. Never again y shall such occurrences be permitted in New York ! Nover again shall organized ruffians bo allowed to assault Irish citizens who have fought to uphold the constitution of the United States. (Cheers.) Legislation must prohibit such processions in future. He said a pros pectus would soon be issued in Williamsburg to obtain the names of born Americans, aud an organised order would bo established, to be called the TJnited Sons of America. It can not do less than the English House of Com mons, which prohibits Orango processions in Ireland. When wero Orangemen found fighting battles of the Union. Hibernians and Catholics kept aloof from parade that day; if they had not done so, there would have been a different story to tell. If law does not vindicate, then I may say soniothing else to you at another time. Governor Hoff man should never receive votes of Irishmen; never, never!" Tennio C. Claflin publicly announces herself a candidate for Congross, Eighth District of this city. Habtfoed, July 20.—At a business meet ing of tho aldermen of the Wesleyan Univer sity at Middleton yesterday, a resolution was passed declaring that nothing in the charter of the L'Diversify excludps ladies from the University privileges, and expresses a hope that they will iivail themselves of the op portunity. Ono young lady contemplated seeking admittance this year. Women wil" soon be admitted to privileges of the institu lion

AIQUVAL OP THE HON. JULIUS VOGEL.

SPCCKSSI'UL NEGOTIATIONS MADE BY THAT GENTLEMAN. —BAIIKOADS TOR NEW ZEA-

LAND.—ACCIDENT WHILE EN ROUTE,

The Hon. Julius Vogel, Colonial Treasurer and Postmaster-General of New Zealand, ac companied by hia wife, children, and sister, arrived last evening, having come overland in the special Pullman car " Cambria." It will be remembered that Mr. Vogel arrived here in February last, and after having addressed the Chamber of Commerce on the subject of the Australian and New Zealand line via our port, proceeded to Washington and New York where, he successfully arranged the postal contract, on behalf of the New Zealand Government, with Mr. VV. H. Webb and Ben. Holladay. He then proceeded to England, where hia first business was the negotiation of a loan of £1,200,000 for .New Zealand, mainly for immigration and public works. After a very short notice the whole amount asked for was subscribed, at a price which allowing for all deductions, represented about £95 15s. This loan is of the " unguaranteed deben tures," the £1,000,000 previously guaranteed by tho Imperial Government remaining to be used as, in fact, a reserved fund. Amongst othera matters to which Mr. Vogel is under stood to have devoted his attention was the rendering absolutely permanent the new mail gerrico, and we hear that the British Post Office authorities are considering the whole question in order to decide whether or not it shall become an alternative service with thai via Suez, so as to secure a fortnightly mail between England and the Australasian Colonies- The Colonial Office is under stood, at Mr Vogel's suggestion, to have communicated with the Admiralty, and while it is believed to be the intention of the Govern ment to increase permanently the naval force on the Australian station, it is understood that instructions will bo given to the Commodore to so use his force as to show to the natives that the Colony has not been deserted by the Home Government. Negotiations for tho construction of railroads were opened by Mr. Yogel, with Messrs. John Brogden & Sons, the extensive contractors, and with other gentlemen. A preliminary arrange ment was concluded, and Mr. .Henderson, as, representing Messrs. Brogden, is now on his way to the colony, with Messrs. C. N. Bell and J. G. Dees, as assistants. Mr. Fox, the able Secretary of Mr. Vogel, himself an old litterateur, accompanies the party, the members of which will leave us to-morrow, on the Ajax, en route to tbeir colonial home.

In crossing the Missouri at Omaha, the party had a rather rough experience. The special car " Cambria" was taken on board the H. C. Nutt, a side-wheel steamer. The works for the Omaha railroad bridges are progressing and the iron castings for the piers (to be filled v\ith solid masonry,) are standing in the river above water mark. Either through bad steer ing, or the force of the current, the steamer Nutt fouled one of the piers and smashed itover knockingitinto a Becond. The steamer was con siderably damaged and one wheel disabled. The commotion onboard was lively, and the engineer fearing a conflagration on board extin guished the fires in the furnaces. A steamboat put off from the Council Bluff's side of the river, to render assistance ; but the Nutt finally succeeded in making the Omaha landing to the joy of everybody on board, and of many on shore, who feared that she would sink before assistance could be rendered. —News of the World, July 18.

ONEHUNGA.

In the Kesident Magistrate's Court, on Wed nesday, before C. Mellsop, Esq., R.M., the following cases were disposed of: — Lakcbni.—J. W. Geary was charged by W. Cassin with stealing a tame magpie, value £5. The bird was produced in Court, and caused considerable merriment by whistling "Merrily Dance tho Quaker's Wife" very cleverly, and sundry other vocal performances. —John Crew deposed to eeoing prisoner in Queen-street on Sunday last. Saw prisoner pick up tho bird and walk away with it. He told the owner, who went to the constable, and the man was followed.—W. Cassin de posed that on following prisoner, and when within twenty yards, tho bird escaped, and prisoner tried to retake him. After he had given him in charge to the police, prisoner offered him money to let him go. The bird is well known, and a groat favourite. Prisoner had goneabout a quarter of amile before he was overtaken.—Prisoner said he picked up the bird,>'hjnking it was a wild bird that had got main^,—Mr. Boe gave prisoner a good charaUir, &nd the prosecution did not wish to priffl* severely.—The Court imposed a fine of 205./ or fourteen days' imprisonment, under the provisions of the Larceny Act. Bebach of MEEcnANT Seaman's Act. — Eobert Brown was charged by the chief officer of the b.s. Taranaki with refusing to obey the lawful commands of his officers. — George Edmonds deposed he was chief officer of the Taranaki, now lying at the wharf. Prisoner is on articled seaman on board the steamer. On Saturday he had permission to go to Auckland, on condition of returning on Sunday morning to assist in putting the vessel on the beach. He did not return till the following Monday. On speaking to him he l#id Plx

days was enough for him to work, and ho did not intend to return to his work on Sunday." The captain ordered him to go to work on the Monday morning, and he positively refused. Prisoner said when he returned on the Monday the chief officer would not allow him to go to work till ho had seen the captain, an*d when ordered to return to his work he did not because he thought he would bo dis charged down South. The chief officer was willing to take prisoner. back if he would return to his duty, which ho preferred to going to Mount Eden for soven days.— Eichard Tliiers was charged with stealing a whip, the property of W. Twidle, of Puke kohe. Prisoner pleaded guilty to committing the offence when under tbeiufluence of liquor. Sentenced to seven days' hard labour.

MEASURING THE BABY.

We measured the riotous baby Against tho cottage wall— A lily grow at the threshold. And the boy was just as tall! A veyal tiger lily. With spots of purple and gold, And a heart like a jewelled chalice, The fragrant dew to hold. "Without, the blackbirds whistled High up in the old root troe3, And to and fro at the windows The red rose rocked her bees ; And the wee pink fists of the baby Were never a moment still, Snatching at the shine and shadow That danced on the lattice-sill! His eyes were as wide as blue-bells— His mouth like a flower unblown— Two little bare feet, like funny white mice, Peeped out from his snowy gown ; And we thought with a thrill of rapture That yet had a touch of pain, When June rolls round with her roses, We'll measure the boy again. Ah me ! in a darkened chamber. With the sunshine shut away, Through tears that fell like a bitter rain, We measure the boy to-day ; And the little bare feet that were dimpled, And sweet as a budding rose, lay side by side together, In the hush of a long repose ! Up from the dainty pillow, White as the risen dawn. The fair little face lay smiling, With Heaven* liglit o'er it drawn, And the dear little hands like rose-leaves Dropped from a rose, lay still, Never to snatcli at the sunshine That crept to the shrouded sill! We measured the sleeping baby With ribbons white as snow, For the shining rosewood casket That waited for him below ; And out of the darkened chamber We went with a childless moan— To the height of tho sinless angels Our little one had grown !

THE EVENING STAB, AUCKLAND, THURSDAY, AUGUST 17, 1871.



iTK^ T7OR NAPIER, WEL- Sfl'^^i^Nv JO LINGTON, LYTTELTON, l«m^^^> AND OTA GO -fjjftyn^&'n—. (Carrying the English Mail). The U.S., N.Z. and A. Mail Steamship 'NEVADA,' ■J. H. Bletukn, Commander, will be despatched from Auckland for the above ports on FRIDAY MORN ING, 18th inst., at 6 o'clock. For freight or passage apply to HENDERSON & MACFARLANE. fuilsfefli^Sv TO ENGLAND. *a2=s®Eie™ THE UNITED STATES, NEW ZEALAND, AND AUSTRALIA MAIL STEAM SHIP LINE. FOR HONOLULU, SAN FRANCISCO, NEW YORK, AND LIVERPOOL. Under Contract with the New Zealand government For a Four-weekly Mall Service. The magnificent steamship 'NEVADA,' it . '■ -J :■ »>««* a,143 Tons Register, J. H. Blethen, Comman der, is appointed to leave Auckland for Honolulu and San Francisco, on THURSDAY, September 7, at noon. For freight, passage, and all particulars, apply to HENDERSON &. MACFABLANK. i~k^. TT 0R syDNEY AND rffaßaffiSS^' ' MELBOURNE. Transhipping to any Port in the Australian Colonies, by the A.S.N. Company's Steamers. The A.S.N. Co.'s a.s. •JAMES PATERS ON,' C. E. Sanders, Commander, will leave AUCKLAND for the above ports on or about the 2Cth instant. For freight or passage, apply to H. M. JERVIS,. Agent. ,-^a. -pEGULAK MONTH ff^^^^sV LV LV STEAM COMMUNIOA raOT^MvV^TION BETWEEN AUCKLAND, ■ill lilW 1 ■■ SYDNEY AND MELBOURNE. The Magnifleent a. s. ' H E B O ,' Captain Louan, may be expected here about the 11th September, and will leave again for Sydney and Mol bourne four days after arrival. For freight or passage apply to CRUICKSHANK, SMAKT & CO., Agents, Auckland; Or, to K. S. LEDGER, Agent, Grahainstown. High-street, Auckland, August 14,1871. ,-wa. OTEAI TO THE d(j^^^V^O 'THAMES. Th° PS- « GOLDEN CEOWN' will sail as under :— From Auckland. Friday, 18th August, at 2 o'clock afternoon From Grahamstown. Thursday, 17th August, at 6 o'clock evening Friday, 18th August, at 0 & o^ oventag^ Agent. ,-w a. T> EG-ULAK STEAM sAla^^^v Xt; communication with BAY OF ISLANDS. The p. s. • DUKE OF EDINBUEaH' •wtll leave as follows :— From Auckland to Russell. EVERY THURSDAY AFTERKOON, at i o'clock. From Busselt, to Auckland. EVERY SATURDAY AFTERNOON, at 1 o'clock. For all particulars apply to ISDGAR W. WALKER, Agent, No. 8, Insurance Buildings, Auckland A. VILCOQ, Agent, Russell; ' L. C. GOFFE, Agent, "WaitanKi. -pOE LEYUIA, <(MMs£&' The Fust and Favourite Schooner 'vtß&SJmf. , MERLIN,' Captain Yates, wiU sail THIS DAY (Thursday), the 17th instant. For freight or passage apply to N i CCOII> August 17, 1871. ' ' Agent-. "~2>*. TT'OK LONDON "^^^ JO DIRECT. The Fast-sailing Clipper Ship 'EXCELSIOR,' 682 tons register, Al at Lloyds', Captain James Lees, having a great portion of h«r cargo already CDgaged, will meet with quick despatch. Will take cabin pas engers. i BBOWTT, CAMPBELL AND CO., • .. .. ~ .) ! j..1,.'. Agents. 2«h July, 1871,



xra* Tj^OE KAIP AR A. DELIVERING CARGO AT ALL MMmnp^ stations. The Brigantine 'CORONET,' Capt. Robinson, will sail as above THIS DAY CEftrtrt-lTftW M.NICCOL, Agent. August 17, 1871. .——— — -^i^Tk I? O E SALE—' A$A W\ J I'l'o Schooner Yacht 'NA NOB A,' /I%A built by Mr. H. Niccol in January, ■%ZO tifflp* 1871; well found in every rcspoct, and *5555!9eJ6? in thorough good order. Also, the well-known fast sailing Cutter ' MARY ELT/A,' built by Mr. H. Niccol in May, 1870 ; carries 50 tons on a draught of 0 foet. For further particulars apply to M, NICCOL, Custom-house-street. pEINCE OF WALES THEATRE. Lessoe Mr. B. N. Jones. ANOTHER GLORIOUS SUCCESS. THIS (THURSDAY) EVENING, August 17, AND EVERY EVENING UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE, will be repeated (in consequence of its wonderful suc cess) the new Drama of modern life, in four acts, by the author of the " Flying Scud " and " After Dark," entitled, FORMOSA; on, THE RAILROAD TO RUIN ! Written by Diox Boucicault. Major Jorum (his original character) Mr. Hoskins. Jenny (her original character) Miss F. Colville. Engagement and Second Appearance MRS. WALTER HILL, who will appear as Nelly Saunders. Scenery by Frank Varley. Act 1 : Oxford—The Bell Ringß. — Act 2:—Entrance to Hyde Park—Formosa's Villa at Fulham.—Act 3 : Tho Red Danger Signal -Boudoir in Formosa's Villa.— Act i : Barnes Bridge on the Thames—Tho Oxford and Cambridge Boat Race. gSSr Jl.lt H. the Prince of Wales, attended by Major Teasdale, and a numerous buite, visited Drury Lane Theatre, on Saturday Evening, to Witness the new Drama of "Formosa." Tho house was crowded in every part. - Court Circular, August 23rd. In consequence of the leugth of this great Drama, it will constitute the evening's amusement. Pit, Is. ; Dress Circle Chairs, 35.; Stalls 25.; riITY HALL. AMERICAN EXCELSIOR MINSTRELS. OUR NEW PROGRAMME A GREAT SUCCESS Each n ew act received with vivas of applause. Clog Medley, "She's Only Seventeen;" the Challenge Danco, "Demon of the Woods," "Dancing on the Brain," and the new and beautiful Ballads in the First Part, making in all an entertainment not to bo equalled in the Anstralias. " Shoo Fly Don't Boddcr Me." " SHOO FLY DON'T BODDER ME." Scats can bo socured at Mr. Cuckscy's Music Store. Front Seats, 3s; Back Seats, 2s. Doors open at 7.30; to commonce at 8 o'clock sharp, Ladies' Cloak Room, with female attendant. Carriages may be ordered for ten o'clock. H. KELLY, Manager. CALEDONIAN GOLD MINING \J COMPANY (REGISTERED). , The TRANSFER BOOKS will be CLOSED on SA TURDAY, August 19th, at 1 o'clock p.m., and remain closed Until FRIDAY, August 25th, when a DIVI DEND will be payable at the Company's office, Shortland-street. CHARLES TOTHILL, Legal Manager. Auckland, 17th August, 1871. mHAMES GOLD MINING COM- X PANY (LIMITED). Tho TRANSFER BOOKS will be CLOSED atl p.m. on SATURDAY, and remain closed till 10 a.m. on FRIDAY, 26th instant, when a DIVIDEND will bo payable at tho Company's oflice. . ROBT. SOMMERVILLE, Secretary. Auckland, 16th August, 1871. THAMES GOLD MINING COM PANY (LIMITED), Tho Annual General MEETING- of Shareholders will, be held in the Upper Room of tho Exchange News Rooms, on FRIDAY, 18th inst., at 2 p.m. Business: To receive the directors' report and balance sheet. EOBT. SOMMERVILLE, Thames G.M.Co.'s office, Secretary. Auckland, 11th August, 1871. ALL NATIONS GOLD MINING COMPANY (REGISTERED). At a Meeting of Directors, held this day, a CALL of Thiuce Shillings per Share was made, payable to CHARLES TOTHILL, at the Office of tho Com pany, Shortland-street, on FRIDAY, September Ist proximo. CHARLES TOTHILL, Legal Manager. Auckland, August 16,1871. TO BRICKLAYERS and IRON FOUNDERS. TENDERS are required for ERECTING a FENCE round St. James's Presbyterian Church, Wellington street. Plans and specifications can be seen, and all particulars learned, by applying to T. Macev, Queen street. Tenders to be sent in by noon on Thursday, 24th inst. August 17,1871. pAKNBLL DISTRICT BOARD. TO STONE BREAKERS, &o. TENDERS will be received until NOON of SATURDAY, tha 19th instant, for 100 yards of Broken Road Metal. Specification at my office, Insurance Building, Queen-street. RICHARD KEALS, > Architect.



THE CALEDONIAN MUTUAL MINJJSG INVESTMENT COMPANY (LIMITED). Capital £4,000, in 400 shares of £10 each, payable by weekly instalments of Five Shillings. The shares of this Company may now be taken up. Tho Directors beg to call the attention of all classes to this present opportunity of increasing their means. They confidently believe that nothing has been offered in Auckland more favorable to the industrious and careful. Tho objects of tho company are to pur chase shares in dividend-paying mines, and in claims adjoining these. It is calculated that when five or six pounds per share are paid up, the amounts accruing from dividends and profits will bring each sharo to the value of £10, besides, in all probability, securing a large bonus from a rise in value of some of the shares through rich leads being found in some of the claims In which the company may havo bought. llnles, gratis, at the Company's Office, f>7, Queen street, two doors from the Bank of New Zealand. Open daily; and on Saturday and Monday evenings from 7 to 9 o'clock. B. S. CORLETT, Secretary. TVTONPAEBIL GOLD MINING _LM COMPANY (REGISTERED). . Tho undersigned having been appointed Legal Manager of the Nonpareil Gold Mining Company (Registered), the Office is now REMOVED to Albert street, Graliamstown, with an Agency in Fort-street, CHARLES FLETCHER, Legal Manager. Albert-street, Grahainstown. TVTONPAREIL GOLD MINING _IN COMPANY (REGISTERED). In future TRANSFERS in the above Company will bo received for Registration at the Auckland Agency, in Fort-street, Subject to Confirmation at Grahamstown ; and Shareholders wishing to have their Dividends paid in Auckland can do so by giving notice to the undersigned. CHAKLES FLETCHER, Legal Manager. Albert-street, Grahanutown. ___________________________________ ,| - Auction Sales. TUESDAY, AUGUST 22, AND WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 23. CORN EXCHANGE. PRELIMINARY NOTICE. TO MERCHANT STOREKEEPERS, PUBLICANS, AND OTHERS. GEO. W. BINNEY Has received instructions from Messrs. AV..J. Vance akd Co., who are relinquishing business, to sell by public auction,at tho Corn Exchange,on Tuesday and Wednesday, 22nd and 23rd August, at 11 o'clock sharp, milE WHOLE of TIIEIE LAEGE and AVELB-ASSORTED STOCK, consisting of— Wines and Spirits Groceries Provisions And General Merchandise. The Auctioneer, in calling f the ""attention of the Trade to this Important Sale, deems it unnecessary to make any romarks; suffice it to say that Tho whole has to be Cleared-out, to close Partnership Accounts. Catalogues and fiill particulars two days previous to Salt). PRELIMINARY NOTICE. CARGO OF THE ' EAST LOTHIAN,' FROM NEW YORK. L. D. NATHAN & CO. Have received instructions to prepare for the sale of a portlon^of tho above cargo, daily expected to arrive, consisting of I i A ME&ICAN BROOMS, PAILS, TUBS, LOBSTERS, OYSTERS, CHAIRS, jCLqCKS, APPLES, &0., &c. ParUetilara In a future Issue,



WASTE D—A First Class COOK; highest wages. —Apply 10 a.m., on Friday, Fishes ahd Co. , f WANTED— By a Sober Industrious Man a SITUATION as Storekeeper; country preferred; good reference. —Address, " W.A," Stab office. WANTED— A COOK.—Apply to Mrs. Edwabd Isaacs, Eden Crescent, Official Bay. WA NTE D — A BARMAID.—AppIy immediately, between ,the houra of 9 and 10 o'clock in „ the morning, to Mr. Menzibs, Victoria Hotel, Victoria-street. WANTED— An Active Industrious MAN to take charge of a COUNTRY STORE and Post-Offioe, within 12 miles of town. Reference required.—Apply by letter, to Evening Stab office. WANTED— A Housemaid, also a Cook. — Apply to Mrs. Edwabd Isaacs, Eden Crescent, Official Bay. WANTED TO PURCHASE—A COT TAGE PIANO. — Apply to M. Niccoi. WANTED— By an Industrious Man,,a SITUATION in a Store ; good refer ence.—Apply Stab office. WANTED— A SITUATION as Governess* ■ in a small family. —Address, " C.V.,' Stab office. WANTED— 100 Bona Fide Travelers, to become Lodgers overy Saturday night, to drink Beer all day on Sunday, Dunville'a Whiskey not excepted, at the Oriental Hotel. MONEY to Lend on Mining Shares. —Ap- ply to H. T. StisVENS, Sharebrokcr, Queen-streot. FOR SALE—The STOCK and BUSINESS of the BLUE POST DINING ROOMS, Victoria-street East.—Apply to the Proprietor, or to CoBiiETT & Co., Builders, Estate Agents, &c, 57 and 61, Queen-street, Auckland. QTJEEN-STBEET 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 KATES. Orders left at the yard opposite the Primitive Methodist Chapel, will have prompt attention. T TONSON GARLICK'S SHAKE O . LIST (Revised to August 4, 1871), May be obtained at E. Wayte's, Stationer, Queen street. Clients may obtain them gratuitously on applica tion at my ottice. J. TONSON GARLICK, Sharebrokor. Shortland-street, Auckland, August 7th, IS7I. ■



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Auction Sales. TUESDAY, AUatTST 22. CATALOGUE OP CHOICE NEW JEWELLERY (JUST UNPACKED FROM LONDON) For positive unreserved sale by auction, at the Rooms, Fort-street, on above date, at 11 o'cleck. Lot. I—4 Gold Scar! Pins 2-4 ditto 3—5 ditto 4-6 ditto 6—5 ditto 6-5 ditto 7-5 ditto B—s ditto il 9-5 ditto 10—1 ditto 11—4 ditto 12-2 ditto 13—1 ditto 14-1 set Gold Studs 15—1 ditto IC—2 ditto 17—2 ditto 18—1 ditto 19-2 ditto '" " 20—1 ditto 21—1 ditto ':-,:.;,' 22 -1 ditto 23-1 ditto 24—1 Bright Gold Chain (Guard) 25—1 ditto 26—1 Bright Gold Albert and Key 27—1 ditto 28-1 ditto 29-1 ditto 30 -1 ditto 31—1 ditto 32 -2 TriangleJStone Seals 33—1 ditto 34—1 Triangle Albert Seal Key 35—1 ditto 36—1 ditto 37—5 Gold Revolver Keys 38—1 Bright Block Seal Key 39-15 Gold Watch Keys, with loops 40—2 Gold Signet Rings 41-4 ditto —- 42—3 ditto Ji. i :•;.;,' 43—S Gold Signet Rings, " Heads" 44—3 Ladies' Rings 45—1 Ladies' Ring, pearls and torquoise 46-1 ditto ditto 47-1 ditto, pearl , =; 48—1 ditto, regard 49—1 ditto, diamond 50—1 ditto, almondino 51—Ijditto, emerald arid pearl , ■ ; 52-1 ditto, emeralds and opals 53—3 ditto, emeralds and opals 54—3 ditto, emeralds and pearls 65—1 ditto, emerald and pearl 50 —1 ditto, almondine 57—1 ditto, carbuncle 58—1 ditto, hair 59—1 ditto, turquoise i ■ .p. >'• 60-4 sets Gold Studs 61—1 ditto C2—l Mourning Brooch 63-1 ditto 64—1 ditto 65—1 ditto 66—1 ditto 67—1 ditto . ■>, • 68—1 ditto •: 69—1 ditto 70—1 ditto 71—1 Bright Gold Brooch 72-1 ditto, carbuncle 73—1 ditto, ; ditto 74—1 Colored Gold Brooch", 4 almondines 75—1 ditto, carbuncle ; 76—1 ditto, ditto 77—1 ditto, ditto 78—1 ditto, ditto 79—1 Gold Tie Brooch 80—1 ditto 81—4 Gold Brooches 82—1 pair Coral Earrings 83-1 ditto ."I"I.' S4—l pair Carbuncle Earrings 85—1 Gold Locket 86-1 ditto 87—1 ditto . ' ■ : 88—1 ditto .....,_!.,,. ~-;■■' 89—1 ditto, corai V 90—1 ditto 91—1 ditto 92—1 ditto, carbuncle .•T': 93—1 ditto 94—1 ditto 95—1 ditto 96—1 ditto, pearl and coral 97 —1 ditto, enamel and pearl 9S—l ditto, ditto 99—1 diito, ditto 100 —3 Padlock Lockets 101—1 ditto .. ■:■', 102—1 ditto 103—1 ditto 104--1 ditto ; . • 105-1 ditto 106—1 Engraved Locket . .....,..- 107—1 ditto 108—1 Bright Gold Pillar Guard Chain 109—1 ditto 110—1 Bright Gold Albert Chain and Key 111—1 Bright Gold Albert Chain and Bar 112—1 Bright Gold Drop Chain and Seal Key 113-1 ditto "■:■: IV * 114-1 ditto .-i i : ": 115—1 ditto 116—1 ditto 117—5 Registered Revolver Keys 118—4 Seal Keys 119—2 ditto 120—1 Albert Key 121—6 Gold Scarf Pins (small) - ■ 122—2 Gold Padlock Lockets ;.::: 123—2 ditto 124—2 ditto 125—2 ditto ; 126—1 Hair Bracelet Gold Mounted 127—1 ditto 128—1 ditto ■ 129—2 ditto 130—1 Coloured Box Brooch - , 131—1 Bright Carbuncle Brooch 132- 6 Bright Enameled Lockets 133—3 ditto ■ • 134—1 Diamond and Ruby Fly Locket 135-1 ditto 136—1 ditto 137—1 ditto ■ *■ '"■i->-> 138—1 ditto : i :.:■.., 139- 3 Enamel and Pearl Fly Lockets 140—1 ditto y ... ' 141—i ditto 142-1 ditto ..:.;, f. ,-i : ~ :.. 143—1 ditto 144—1 ditto 145—3 ditto 146—1 Coloured Gold Almondine Locket 147—1 ditto : O 148—1 Enamel and Pearl Cross] 149—1 ditto ■ - :..'•. 150-1 Set Gold Snake Studs 151—1 Set Turquoise Studs . . ' ,- -i 152—1 Set Engraved Studs ...: ..",•>.'. ~.,>(•> 153—1 Set Turquoise Studs ' 154—2 Sets Engraved Studs[ 155—1 Set Almondine Studs 156—1 Set Carbuncle and Snake Studs 157—1 Gold Carbuncle Wave Braeelst 15S—1 ditto 159—1 Chain Necklet with Fly Locket i ,;'.;' 160—1 Set Coral Necklet and Earrings .-. ■ lit:! Kft; gSSL aol? t iamoad Locket 163—1 Carbuncle Brooch 164—1 Coral Brooch , . ,<, 165—1 Coral Drop Brooch ¥£~l £ iu£ Wed&ewood Camoo Brooch 167-1 Carbuncle and Enamelled Brooch ICS-1 Uoral Brooch 169—1 Ruby and Emerald Loclcot and Chain r 1(0—1 Garnet and Pearl Locket and ChaiftlJM The auctioneers would call special attention to the above, being just unpacked from London i «11 o superior manufacture, and elegant designs;' arranged in lots to suit purchasers, and being one of the best assortments of jewellery they have ever Offered to the Auckland public. Their instructions are positively to sell witnout reserve. SAMUEL COOHRANB & SON, Auctioneers. ... , ■■ - ■ i HOTEL I HOTEL I HOTEL ! TO LET, BY TENDER, ; THE HIBERNIA HOTEL,-Queen-.^ Onehunga, with two »«*H'. ot'% ia p volcanic Land. Tenders to be soht toß' SQt -^ Seooombb akd Son, on or bofoM J m^ instant. ImniecListo PfW^^-gJ . highest tender not neeemaij »m«** ■



Auction Sales. TO-MORROW, FRIDAY, AUGUST 18. CONSIGNMENTS OF FRUITS, PRIME POTTED BUTTER, JAMS, TASMANIAN HOPS, &c, EX LATE ARRIVALS. Tho undersigned will soil, on tho above date, at II o'clock, at their Stores, m CASES HOBART TOWN APPLES 58 casoa Sydney Oranges 35 casks Prime Potted Butter SO cases Knight's lib. tin Jams 60 cases Knight' 3 jar Jams 5 bales Tasmanian Hops, 1870's. Terms at sale. H. S. MEYERS & CO. FRIDAY, AUGUST 18. EXCELLENT PIANOFORTE, BY BORD, PARIS; ROSEWOOD PIANOFORTE, BY FROOD, LONDON; DRAWING ROOM SUITE, COMBINED DINING AND BILLIARD TABLE, SEWING MACHINES, BRUSSELS CAEPET, TAPESTRY AND STAIR CARPETS, OHEVAL GLASS, MOTTLED KAURI CHEFFONIER, KITCHEN RANGE; HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, &c, &c. The subscribers have received instructions to sell, at their Rooms, Fort-street, on Friday, 18th inst., at A VERY SUPERIOR PIANO- J_\_ FORTE, by Bord, of Paris; Pianoforte, by Frood, iD rosewood case; Drawing-room Suite, walnut and crimson rep, consisting of Couch, 0 Chairs, and Easy Chair; Patent Combined Dining and Billiard Table, 5 ft. by 2 ft. 6 in. Slate, with Cues, Marking Board, etc., the most compact invention oi the kind, admirably ■adapted for a private residence, and highly spoken of by London authorities; Sewing Machine by "VVhight and Mann, Sewing .Machine by Ginness, both in good working order; Handsome Mottled Kauri Oheffonier. AVriting Table (with leaves), Dining Table (extra leaves); Superior Brussels Carpet (dark green), with Hearthrug to match; Axminster Hearthrugs, "Tapestry Carpets, Stair Carpets, Stair Rods, Excellent Mahogany Cheval Glass, Fenders, and Fireirons, &c., &c. i DOUBLfe! IRON BEDSTEADS, Feather Bed, Wool I Mattress, Toilet Glasses, Side Tables, Chests Drawers, &c, &c, &c. ; Large Kitchen Rango. SAMUEL COOHRANE & SON, Auctioneers. i, ; i WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 30. BY ORDER OF L. O'BRIEN, ESQ., REGISTRAR OF THE • SUPREME COURT OF NEW ZEALAND, NORTH ERN DISTRICT. HOUSEHOLD PROPERTY, WELLESLEY-STREET. The subscribers have received instructions to sell, at tho Land Mart, Fort-street, on "Wednesday, 30th inst, at 12 o'clock, ALL that Piece or Parcel of LAND, being part of allotments 2 and 3 of section No. 41, situate in the City of .Auckland, and being No. 18 of the sub-iivisio'i of said allotments 2 and o, of allotment 4 of said section 41, having a frontage of 35 feet to Wellesley-street, and a frontage of 100 feet to Vernon-street, together with all the buildings thereon erected, and all the rights and appurtenances thereto belonging. For further particulars, apply to Messrs. Jackson and RussELii, Solicitors to the Mortgagee, or to the Auctioneers. SAMUEL OOCHRANB & SOK, Auctioneers,