RECK OF THE QUEEN OF THE THAMES.

L the wrival of the new steamer Maitland, la England via the Cape of Good Hope, we Iguetrs from the Litter place of the wreck, ■ I the night of the 17th. March, near Cape Lulling about 200 miles from Cape Town, [the line steamer Queen of tho Thames, Lit left Melbourne for Lpndon on the 18th Ibruai-y ; anc* on board the Hon. L.] e3 Cowper, Mrs. Cowpur, and many L. Australian colonists. The vessel ran I B ij O re in fine weather and smooth water, ' that fortunately no lives -were lost at the L the vessel struck ; but afterwards, in afc ftiiablee, Mr. Cox, the purser, and three L rs of the crew lost their lives by the cap- L» of boats. The cause of the loss of this L steamer, on her return to England, after Lin? made one of the quickest voyages out L yeas ever accomplished., is involved in Lk uncertainty. Captain Macdonakl, her Lmaoder and part owner, attributes his mia- Lune to currents and disarvanaement of the Impasses, having led him to suppose that he Lat a safe distance from shore at tho time- L ship struck. [ \V"o gatlier the following particulars from Le papers —the Standard and Argus : — I Monday, March 22. I The Queen of the Thames struck on Kilp- London Saturday morning, at half-past 1. | e j passengers and crew were all lauded Hfely, with the exception of four who were frowned, amongst them being the purser. The Lsel is a complete wreck, and lies with her

ack broken. Jlr. Moore, one of the owners, and who was passenger by the steamer, arrived in town cstei'day morning. He states that the ieamer went on shore at twenty-eight minutes ia3 fc 1 o'clock on Saturday morning. The reather at the time was moderately fine. Mr. [oore gives the following account of the lisaster: —All went well with the vessel on jje passage, and on the twenty-sixth day out, louth Africa was first sighted. After that, lowever, she was kept off again. On the light of the 17th March, the vessel was lonsidered to be some distance from land, md wa3 going along at a spanking rate mder steam and sail. 1.20 a.m. on the

!Bfcb, she was felt to strike heavily, and a account of the rate at which she was going, U attempts to back her off proved fruitless. he passengers and crew, .most of whom were 1 their beds at the time of the ship striking, ere soon up on deck, but as there was not nch sea on at the time, and the weather io, it was determined to remain on board the reck until daylight. The boats, -however, ;re all got in readiness. As day began to iwn, it was found that the ship had beached irself on a low sandy spit, about fifteen iles to the eastward of Struy'a Point". b daylight the bouts were all got out d after making*' several trips, the lole of the passengers and crew, in about 300 souls, were safely landed on the ach. As the day wore on the sea began to c, so that all communication with the wreck .a stayed.. During, the morning several of 3 inhabitants arrived on the beach, and did they could in rendering assistance." The vessel still holds together, although her 3k is broken, and her engines are rising up. c tide rising and falling inside her hold, '.mere is not the least prospect of her be ing got off again, as she is firmly embedded in the sand. Several attempts were made to get on board the wreck, but on account of the heavy sea, which stove in several of the boats, they proved unsuccessful. When last on board there was nine feet of water in the Teasel's hold, and she remained quite fast. The cargo consists of 2500 bales wool, 12,000 bags copper ore, a large quantity of preserved meats, and £7000 worth of gold dust. The passengers are all on their way to Bredasdorp. All the passengers arrived safely in Cape Town a few days afterwards, and were for warded to England on the 4th of April, by-the steamship Briton. Their presence in Cape Town, under the unfortunate circum stances in which they were placed, appears to have excited much sympathy, and on their embarking in the Briton, the Cape Argus says :—" The number of passengers by the Briton was unprece'dentedly large, somewhere about one hundred and forty, more than half of them being Australians, from the wreck of the Queen of the Thames. Of course special cabins had to be fitted up amidships and forward, to give this additional amount of accommodation, but all seemed satis fied with the arrangements made. The special excitement of the scene was, of course, due to the presence of so many of the Australians, all of v/hom were in the most excellent spirits, and. speaking of the pleasure they had enjoyed at the Cape, vand the warm hospitality they had met with in the most appreciative fashion —indeed, more than one of* them requested us expressly to state tixis publicly on their behalf."

THE EVENING STAB,

;'.&?■.■'•■*■.•■■



ATT ANTED—For p.s. 'NEBRASKA,' a Good PAINTER.—AppIy to the Purser, at Hendehsou akd Macfati lane's. ■\TTANTED —immediately, a "WAITER.— VV -Apply afc the Victoria Hotel, Victoria street. WANTE D—For the Country, a BOY between 12 find 14 years of age j good wages, and a comfortable home. —Apply at the office of this paper. TVTANTED —A Situation as HOT7SE VV MAID ; two years in last situation. — Mp'y Stab Office. WANTED— A PLAIN" CO OK and NUB-SEMAID in a small family, where h Man-servant is kept.—Apply at the Office of this Paper. , WANTED -Purchasers for . " ECHOES FliOM THE WHAU," decidedly the maddest hook of the season. Price, ONE BHILLING-, everywhere. WANTED— A Respectable Tidy NURSE GIRL.-—For address, apply at the Stab Office.



»a^\ J-X FRANCISCO, AND OVER jSpspf|£^ LAND TO ENGLAND. THE UNITED STATES, NEW ZEALAND AIND AUSTRALIA STEAMSHIP LINE. Under Contract with the New Zbvdand government For a Four-weekly Mail Service. The magnificent steamship. •N E B E A S X A,' 3,1*3=6 Tons Register, Isaac Harding, Esq., Commander, wiU be despatched k-om Auckland, for Honolulu and San Francisco, on FRIDAY, the 16th June, 1371, at 2 o'clock p.m. For freight, passage, and all particulars apply to HENDERSON & MACFARLANE. 43>^&s. I? 05 SYDNEY AND lliltifeiSS^ MELBOURNE. Transhipping to any Port in the Australian Colon es, by the A.S.N. Company's Steamers. The A.S.N. Co.-'s s.s. 'JAMES PATEESOF,' F. Moore, Commander, will leave AUCKLAND for tho above ports, on or about WEDNESDAY, 12th July. For freight or passage, apply to H. M. JERVrS, Agents. uKx&. QTE A M BETWEEN" AUCKLAND AND THAJVIES. 'ROYAL ALFRED' will sail as under :— From Auckland to Grahamstcwn. Thursday, 15, th June, 5 o'clock afternoon Friday, 10th June, at 5 o'clock afternoon Fkom Taearu to Auckland. Friday, lGth June, at 10.30 o'clock morning EPfiAitW. WALKER, A^ent. i"V^%v 'QTEAM TO THE W^^^^S^ THAJMES. jyillsillgSii TIME TABLE. The p.s. «GOLDEN CROWDf' Will sail as under :— From Auckland. Friday, 16th Juno, 1 o'clock afternoon From Grahamstown. Thursday, 15th June, 5 o'clock afternoon Friday, Kith June, 5 o'clock afternoon. J. S. MACFARLANE, Agent. iTK^ TT'OR TATJEANGA, ■SlM^li^v Jj NAPIEPv, WELLINGTON, iUN TD I'ORT CHAL- The N.Z.S.S. Company's s.s. 'WELLIN6TOU,' A. Kennedy, Commander, on SATURDAY next, 17th instant, at 2 v.m. COMBES & DALDY, Agents. CK=^ T?OE TAUJRANGA, •7-wd^srN. J- napier, welliNg ■msMfc±£>To'l!, LYTTELTON, AKA- EOA, AND PORT CHALMERS. The s.s. ' LOED ASHLEY • from Queen-street Wharf, on FRIDAY, ICth instant, at 6 p.m. For freight or passage apply to HENDERSON & MACFARLANE. WOE KAIPAEA, wl^^. -*■ Delivering Cargo at all Stations /) tojt^aKv^x on *ne Oruawharo, Otamatea, Arapaua, <ffi^^^^ anrt Wairoa Kivers. The Schooner 'AURORA,' Joh. Brain, Master, will sail on SATURDAY next, 17th instant. M. NICCOL, June 14, 1871. ' Agent. TT'IRST VESSEL POE /)s#&2J>\ X? LEVUKA, FIJIS. <lM'MM^' The Brigantine *2S^Q£? 'FLIRT' will sail as above on SATURDAY next, 17th inst For Freight or Passage, apply to M. NICCOL, June 14, 1871. . Agent. TT 0R HOKIAWG-A, A^M^^s. J- Calling at Aliipara. '$JisMlMcz' he schooner ? 'HERALD,' McKenzie, Master, will sail on SATURDAY, the 17th instant. For freight or passage, apply to J. S. MACFARLANE & CO., . Queen-street. ~5J7 TjUEST VESSEL EOS JP LONDON. -$£ M, The splendid clipper ship 'WILD DUCK,' Al at Lloyd's, Captain M. Baillib, is now fast load ing and will meet with quick despatch. Intending passengers are invited to inspect her ac commodation, which is unsurpassed by any vessel in the trade. For freight or passage apply to HENDEESoN & MACFAKLANE. 'J? ~MZA- ED&TH,' PEOM aJvW;K Hi MELBOURNE. >41lM£-E? Tne above vessel having reported at j. ne customs, Consignees are requested to pass Entries, pay Freight, and take Delivery of Goods at once. All Goods impeding the discharge of the vessel will be landed and stored at Consignees' risk and expense. Bills of Lading to order must be presented at the office of the undersigned. J. S. MACFARLANE & CO., Agents. FIJI TIMES." COMPLETE FILES of the Fiji Times have \j been received by the ' James Paterson,' and can be had'at our office. REED & BRETT, Agents.



DRAPERS' EARLY CLOSING- ASSOCIA TION. A GENERAL MEETING- of the Members X\_ of the above will bo held at the Rooms of the Young Men's Christian Association on j lILURSDAY, June 15, at 8 p.m. Business of importance. A full attendance requested D. CLOONAN, Hon. Sec. BELFAST GOLD MINING-COM pany (EEGISTJBEBD). T]^ Transfer Books will be CLOSED on and after FJRIDAYJNEXT, the 16th June inst., siUp.m By order of the Directors. CIIiRLES TOTHILL, , ~ Manager. Auckland, June 13,1871. POVERTY AND CHARLESTON JL GOLD MINING COMPANY (SEGISTERED). The Petition for Voluntary Liquidation of tills Company is now at my office for Signature of Share holders. . R. SOMERVILLE, t ~,,-,.-., Manager. Juno 15, 1871. POVERTY AND CHARLESTON X GOLD MINING COMPANY (REGISTERED) The TRANSFER, BOOKS will be CLOSED on I'lilDAY, the IGth instant, and will remain closed until further notice. ROBT. SOMMERVILLE, Legal Manager. Shortland-street, Auckland, June 13, IS7I. mi-IE MUTUAL MINING IN- X VESTMENT COMPANY (LIMITED). NOTICE TO SHAREHOLDER,?. The RULES are now ready. RICHARD WILLIAMS, ->,r „ Manager. West Queen-street, 1 door from Queen-street. -\TOUKQ MEN'S CHBIBTIAN X ASSOCIATION. ANNUAL COURSE Ol<' LECTJRES. The Committee of the above Association have great pleasure in announcing the following series of Lec tures :— June 30 : Mr. Barton—"Some of the Larger Forms of Fossil Faura" (with pictorial illustra tions). July 7 :Eev. Jas. Cosh, M. A.—" The Mutual Relations of Heathenism, Civilization, and Chris tianity." July 28: Mr. G. M. Reed, E. A.—" Colonial Charac teristics." August 4 : Rev. C. M. Nei-sox—{To be advertised). August 25 : E'ev. E. W. Bhev, M.A.—"Modern Scepticism." September 1 : Rev. C. W. Itiao—" Ancient Britain, its Inhabitants, Religion, and Customs." Septembor 29: Rev. "Warlow Davis), M.A.— "Love, Courtship', and Marriage.'' Tickets for the course, 3s eacli (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, Cd. each person. NOTICE. NIGHTMAN. A. FLETCHER BEG-S 'to inforn the Public that he is prepared, on uno shortest notice, to Empty Cesspools &.t the ir.osfc reasonable prices. Orders left at Mr. Hecate, J3riti.sh Hotel, Queen-street ; Mr. Erersou, Cale donian HoteJ, Symonds-stroet. HOTELS TO LET AND FOE SALE. For Sale or to Let —A First-class Hotel and Store in the Waikato. For Sale—First-class Country House (free hold). For 'sale—A Frst-class Suburban House (freehold). To Let—A Good Suburban House. To Let—Several Good Hotels in the city. For Sale —Several Freeholds. M. S. LEEES, Hotel Broker, Auckland. 49, Queen-street. FOB SALE, A HOTEL. THE Balance of a Lease of a first-class Hotel in Auckland, having about five years to run. The purchaser will have the option of taking the Stock, Furniture, and Fixings, as they now stand, afc a valuation. No agents need apply.—^lnformation, with particulars, can be had by applying to John Menzies, Victoria Hotel. June 2, 1871. FOR SALE, A STRONG SPRING CART, nearly new; __1_ cost £32, and will be sold for £24.— Apply to Mr. Caffey, corner of Queen and Wakefield-streets. TO LET, A FOUR-ROOMED HOUSE in Symonds _O_ street.—Apply to Cocheane and Son. MONEY to Lend on Mining Shares.—Ap ply to XL V. Stetens, Sharebroker, Queen-street. By a Beace of /"^OPIES to be had at the Evening Stab \J Office. Peice :—One S-Himira. TB. HILL Has for sale, Houses, Building Allotments, and Es- I tates in all parts of the City, the Suburbs and Pro s' vince, and Shares in all the leading Claims on the j Goldflelds. j Also, money to lend on good freehold security, and : various properties to be exchanged for mining shares.



"p LE C T UIQ TELEG- EA. P II. N 0 .T I C E. ' On and after MONDAY, the 12th inst., the Tele graph Offices at Auckland and Grahanastown will be open for business from 9 a.m. till 9 p.m. on week-days, and on Sundays and Holidays at the usual hours. By order. ALFRED SHEATH, District Inspector. Auckland, 10th. June, 1871. "rnJSNDEHS FOB HALE-YEABLY X SUPPLIES. Superintendent's Office, __ ,_ Auckland, 7th June, 1871. TENDERS) will be received at this Office until Noon of WEDNESDAY, the 21st Jnstant, for the undermentioned Supplies for the Provincial Govern ment, during the pariod of six mouths, commencing on the Ist July proximo. Printed Forms of Tender and Copies of the Condi tions and Spscifications of the several Contracts can be obtained at this office. HUGH 11. LUSK, Provincial Secretary. 1.- Coals 2.—Firewood 3.—.Rations for Mount Eden Gaol 4.—Rations for, Lock-up s.—Prison and Police Supplies G.—Provisions for Provincial Hospital 7.—Provisions for Old Men's Refuge B.—Provisions for Provincial Lunatic Asylum 9.—Bread for Hospital and Refuge (ssparate) 10—Bread for Lxmatic Asylum (separate) 11.—Rations for Sick and Destitute. "IDEIDG-E OVET? HENDERSON'S JkJ ceeek. Superintendent's Ofiice, Auckland, June 7, 1871. TENDERS will be received at this Office, until Noon of MONDAY, the 2Cth instant, from persons willing to contract to erect a BRIDGE over Hejider son's Creek, Great North Boa;}. Plan M - Specification, and Form of Tender may be seen, and further particulars obtained at the Public AVorks Office, Post Office Buildings, Shortland-street Tenders to bo endorsed, " Tender for Bridge over Henderson's Creek." HUGH H. LUSK, Provincial Secretary. q &J. E. VAILE'S Stock of Men's and Boy's Clothing is Ro moved for sale to the shop next to Mr. Wayte's and imme opposite thy Nationa Mart. Q &J. E. VAILE'S Great Sale. ►O. Scoured Winceys, 7Jd par yard. S& J. 11. VAILE'S Great Sale. . Rich Brocbi Lustre's, 7i:l per yard. S& J. K. VAILE'S Great Sale. . . French Merinoes, all colors, Superior qualities. Is Gd per yard. S& J. R. VAILE'S Great Sale! . French Repps, Poplins, Silks, and | other Superior class Dresses, at half the usual prices. Q &J. P.. VAILE'S Great Sale. O. Ladies' Waterproof Cloala, 14s 9d, usual price, 30s. S& J. R. VAILE'S Great -Sale. . Ladies' Black Cloth Jackets, new and fashionable styles, reduced from 27s 6d to 10s 6d. Q & J. R. VAILE'S Great Sale. KJ, "Waterproof Tweed, GO inches wide, 3s Gd par yard. S& J.JR. VAILE'S Great Sale. . 40-inch I'ancy Skirting, Is 3d yard. ' Q &J. E. VAILE'S Great Sale. O. Handsomely Frilled and Braided Skirts, 6s 9d. S& J. R. VAILE'S Great Sale. , Ladies' Stays, at half English cost. S& J. R. VAILE'S Great Sale. ~ . Ladies' Underclothing and Baby Linen, at cost price. S& J. R. VAILE'S Great Sale. , Trimmed Bonnets and llr.ts, at less than English cost. Q &J. R. VAILE'S Great Sale. O« J^ur 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& .T. R. VAILE'S Great Sale. , Welsh Flannels, warranted all wool, stout, and 2G inches wide, only lO.'jit per yard. S& J. R". VAILE'S Great Sale. , Wet AVove Calico, stout make, full 33 inches wide, 4Jd •_ per yard. S& J. E. VAILB'S G-BEAT SALE. . national mart, Cobneb of Queen and WystdjiajSjC-steeets. fI"N accordance with the 29fch clause of " The JL _ Licensing Act, 1871," I hereby give notice that I intend to apply to tho.Worship ful Justices of the Peace, at Auckland, for a TRANSFER from me to Edwabd Nicoilas Laibd, of the License now held by me for the British Hotel, North Shore. EMMANUEL HOLLOWAY. Auckland, June 13/1871. FOE SALE. mHREB SHIPS' BOATS, well adapted for X Fiji Traders; also, Two SAILING BOATS, and Several DING-YS, at James Class's, Boat Building-yard, Custom-house street. • .



AnctioM Sales, * MONDAY, JUNE 19. UNREDEEMED AI\ TD OVERTIME PLEDGES, 1870-1871. DIAMOND IIING-, GOLD WATCHES, BRACELETS,. RINGS, &.0., &C, &C. B. T () N X S & CO. Have boon instructed by Messrs. JWEtrrJEG-EN AND MOSES to sell by auction, at their Mart, Queen-street, on Monday, the 19th inst., at 11 o'clock, mHJD FOLLOWING- OVERTIME AND 1. UNREDEEMED PLEDGES :•— No. 1870. March 1102 4—O.F. Gold L. Watch and Ring 153-5 26— 4 i Forks, 2 Spoons, and Sugar Soags, silver ' April 2011 22—1 Table, 2 Tea, 1 Salt Spoon, and 1 Fork, silver 206-1 25—Diamond Ring July 3594 13-1 Gold Bracelet Aug. 43i9 15—1 dozen Silver Tea Spoons 4350 15—1 Silver Snuff Box 4591 26—1 Gold Ring 4816 27- •S.L.IL Watch and Chain" Sept. 4710 2—O.F. Gold Geneva and Chain. 4723 2—S.L.H. Watch 4812 6—2 pair Gold Earrings '4878 8-O.F. Gold Lever Watch and Chain 4919 10—S.L.H. Watch 5079 17— G Silver Table Spoons 5124. 20—0. F. Gold G. Watch 5130 20—Gold H.L. Watch 5155 21— S. Verge Watch and Ring * I 5331 30—1 pair Bracelets Oct. 5341 I—Gold Chain 5350 I—Diamond1 —Diamond Cluster Ring 5859 3—Gold Ring 5366 ■ 3—Gold Ring .. 5367 3—Silver Spoon and Negligee 5369 3—l pair Earrings 5379 3—Gold Ring 5405 6—Gold H.L. Watch 5532 10—Silver Geneva Watch 5544 11 —2 Rings, Locket, Link 3, and Brooch 5771 22—S.L.H. Watch 5798 24—Gold Chain 5503 24—Gold Brooch 5840 25—1 pair Earring 3 5859 26—1 Ring 5885 27— G.H. Watch 5955 31—0. F. Geneva Watch Nov. 60S0 I—S.H.G. Watch 5987 • I—Geld Ring 6000 2—4 Rings 6020 3—Gold H. Lever Watch and Heavy Gold Chain 6023 3—S.L.H. Watch 6038 4—G.H. Watch and S. Chain 6066 S—S.L.H. Watch and S. Chain Nov. 6079 S—O.F. Geneva Watch C 134 B—Gold Ring 6205 10—2 Gold Rings 6261 12—Gold Pin 6267 12—Gold Ring 6294 14—S.L.H. Watch 6378 17— S.L.H. Watch and Gold Chain 6534 25—Gold Ring • 0542 28—Gold Ring G604 29—0. F.G. Watch, 2 Pins, 2 Rings, and 2 Links March. 1613 31—Box and Blotting Pad Aug. 4474 28—1 pair Epaulets Sept. ■ • 4303 5—2 Silk Mantles and Toilet Bottles Oct. 5421 6—Chemist Scales and Weights. 54G1 B—Violin and Bow 5513 10—Sword 5556 11 —Galvanic Machin 5932 ?9—Telescope 5Q06 31—3 Law Books Nov. GlO5 7—Dressing Case 6140 B—Violin 6457 23—Sewing Machine 6505 24—Tea Pot, Sugar Basin, and Jug 6315 15—Dress Piece and 2 Rings i Sept. 5320 30 -Shawl Nov. I 6159 21—Bundle of Clothing 6546 26—Silk Dresa 6595 28—Carpet j 66-40 30—Suit of Ck-thes r Dec. 6664 2—2 Frocks 6705 3—2 Shirts, Muffler, and Flannel, ! 6815 9—Coat and Vest 6845 . 10—Silk Dress and Jacket 6856 12—Coat 7029 19—Coat and Trousers 7118 24—Silk Skirt 7130 24—Trousers, Vest, and Pants 7153 27—Coat 7261 30—Suit 7295 31—Silk Dress Aug. 4635 29—Piece of Silk, and Crape Shawl 1871* Jan. 23 3 —Remnants of Ticking 101 9—Coat and Vest 267 21—Silk Dress and Child's Frock Feb. 436 2—Bundle of Clothing 576 11—2 pairs Trousers, Jacket; ants 2 Shirts 623 14—2 Vests and Trousers 644 16—Shawl 650 16—Coat 675 18—Dress Elc, Etc., Etc. FRIDAY, JUNE IG. The subscribers will sell at tiioir Booms, Fort-street, on Friday, 16th. inst., at 11 o'clock, ,OQ CASES G-ILLON'S TABLE /WO SALT, in jars 24 cases Ginger Liqueur. To close consignments. SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, Auctioneers.



Auction Sales. TO-MORROW, • FRIDAY, JUNE 14. j CARGO OF THE 'EDITH,' FROM TAHITI. i ( mmi I OEANG-ES, BANANAS, PISES, &c. L. D. NATHAN" & CO. Will sell by auction, To-morrow (Friday), at their Siorcs, Shortlancl-straet, at 11 o'clock sharp, mHE CARGO of the eMiih\ from Tahiti, as follows :— | 20,000 Oranges 500 Pineapples 10 bunches Green Bananas 66 casks Lime Juice IGS bags Barley. Terms at Sale. THURSDAY, JUNE 22. TO WAREHOUSEMEN, DRAPERS, &C. RETIRING PROM BUSINESS. , L. D. NATHAN AND CO. Have received instructions to 'sell by auction, with out reserve, on the premises, Queen-street, on Thurs day, 22nd inst., mHE Entire STOCK of Charles 1 Davis, Esq., who is retiring from business, con sisting of— 50 packages Drapery, Clothing, Calicoes, Prints, Crimean Shirtings, Flannels, etc., etc., etc. Particulars in a future advertisement. The most of the Goods are in original packages, and well suited for this market, and will be sold with out any reserve. SATURDAY, JUNE 17. PRICE'S FIRE-PROOF SAFE* ■ fitted with drawers, at 2 o'clock sharp. SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, Auctioneers. SATURDAY, JUNE 17. PEREMPTORY SALE. The subscribers have- received instructions from the owner (who is leaving for the Fijis), to sell, without reserve, at the Land Mart, Fort-street, on Saturday next, 17th inst., at 2 o'clock, TH E undermentioned MINING SHARJSS, viz.— . 20 shares Moanatairi G. M. Co. 19 shares Nonpareil „ . 22 shares Otago „ 10 shares Waitemata „ • 15 shares Junction „ 5 shares Alburnia ~ 20 shares North Devon „ 40 shares Red Queen „ 40 shares Vale of Avoca „ 30 shares Nolan's Candlelight G. M. Co. Also, before the above, A PRICE'S FIREPROOF SAFE, fitted with Drawers, etc. SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, Auctioneers. FRIDAY, JUJSTB 16/ TO WOCL-SCOUEERS, FJiLLMONGERS, AND OTHim The subscribers will sell by auction, on Friday first, the ICtli instant, at 11 o'clock am. 8 TINS Best English Soft Soap 43 Cotton Wool Drying Sheets (large) 25 Lavge strong Baskets for holding wool Sorbrs Sheep Shears, Screws, and Portable Gear for baling wool, Tools, Set Cart Harness, Scales and. Weights, Alum, . Whitelead, Snatch Block, Rope, etc., ttc, ' etc. To be sold in lots to suit purchasers. Also, THE C'rjTTliE. 'BEE,' 4 tons, with Sails, &c, diagonal built in January last, as she now lies at Cox's Creek, without any reserve. SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, Auctioneers. 4?K ' R B W A R D . dUO , STOLEN, from my Garden, in Wellesley-street—l Magnolia Plant, 1 Double Purple Fuschia, 1 Daphinab Adoira, and several other choice plants. The nbove reward will be paid on conviction of the offender.— I Apply to 1 C. G. QUICK, 1 Elliott-street. >