DEPARTURE OF THE GOVERNOR.

The following letter from his Excellency the Governor to his Honor the Superintendent has been handed to us for publication. We are sure the people of Auckland will be grati fied by the manner in which Sir G-eorge Bowen alludes to them on the eve of his de parture for Wellington : — J^* "Auckland, July 23, 1871. i ' My dear Superintendent,—We leave jckland for Wellington on Tuesday next, (August Ist), about twelve o'clock (noon), at which hour Lady Bowen and I will be glad to receive at Government House all who may wish to bid us farewell.

" I -wish to take this opportunity of expres sing, through your Honor, the deep sense •which Lady Bowen and I entertain of the constant and uniform respect, courtesy, and kindness -which have been shown to us and our fami'y during our residence in Auckland by all classes of this community. " I am very happy to believe that this province is now in a condition which, considering the numerous difficulties with which it has had to struggle, cannot be regarded otherwise than satisfactory. The recently published statistics prove that during the last two years the popu lation has increased (in round numbers) from 37,000 to 62,000, or at the rate of 155 per cent. ; while the advance in rovenue, in trade, and in the other chief elements of prosperity, has been scarcely less remarkable. When it is recollected that the last ten years hayo been, for the most pavb, years of war and dis turbance, these facts show a progress which has rarely been surpassed iv other countries. Indeed, at the present day, the single Pro vince of Auckland, though only thirty years old, already far exceeds in importance many entire colonies —such as Antigua, Barbadoes, and others, which have been settled for up wards of two centuries.

" I enclose herewith a cheque for £20, and shall feel much obliged if your Honor will dislributcthis sum among the local charities. I would oention, in particular, the Benevo lent SocHy, tlie Refuge for Neglected and Destitute Children, the Dispensary, and the Orpan Home at Parnoll, in all of whicli institutions Lady Bowen and I have felt especial interest. I re gret that the above-mentioned sum cannot be largerput, as you are aware, the Governor is constatly called upon to contribute not only to cbrities, but also to literary societies, races, anfto a variety of other objects, in all parts of Bw Zealand. " WitHhe earnest good wishes of myself, and of vr family, for the health and happi ness of i in this province and City of Auck land, —I remain, my dear Superintendent, yours vei faithfully,

I (Signed) G-. J\ Bowen. 'Ill's J>nor the Superintendent, Auckland."

CORRESPONDENCE.

[Wo ns not responsible for our Correspondents'

opinions.]

~.R;MT- -ACCIDENT, KYBER PASS \ To'the Editor of tbi^iKG Stab. ym,—in your issue of tli(?1 th instant, there appeared a leltor signed " Syfli^Hy>' but I iim afraid, by the tone of the lofFfci, that the writer does not himself possess over much of that commodity, or he would have written in a better spirit than he has done j he appears " Very glad to see that that some kind and charitably disposed persons are en deavoring to raise a subscription for the poor bereaved family, and doubts not but tbat many will cheerfully respond to the appeal." I am very glad also to see it, and that I have had the opportunity of " responding," but I doubt very much, by his style, whether " Sympathy" himself has cheerfully responded to the appeal. " Sympathy" asks permission to say " that a subscription does not really meet the case." Pray what does ho think would do so ? If the owner of the horse " was tried for man slaughter," and even sentenced to several years' hard labor, would that, think you, lessen the " poor widow's sorrows pr her ■wants ?" But I fail to see what the owner of the hors3 had to do with the accident at all, for even the driver had no blame attached to him by the jury for " carelessness or negli-

gence." " Sympathy" also states that " the horse was without blinkers, which doubtless caused him to ahy." Now, it 13 very plain to see that " Sympathy" knows very little about eitker horses or blinkers, or he would also have known that a great many more accidents occur through horses hearing strange noises, and not being able to see from what cause, or through the blinkers suddenly coming off their heads in the streets, and thus causing them to bolt, than through their being broken in to go " without blinkers" at all. Apart from all causes, the tamest and quietest of horses will 'sometimes, quite unaccountably, shy, and even bolt. —I am, &c, Chabitt.

THE EVENING STAR, AUCKLAND, MONDAY, JULY 31, 1871.



i\^ I^OETH SHOEE. The Steamer ***&**£&&* ' DEVONPOBT' ™™t™ the. New Wharf, North Shore, THIS EVENING, at 7 o'clock (weather permitting), so as to enable persons to atteud "Polly Plum's" Lecture at the City HaU, roturniag to the North Shore at the conclusion »f the Lecture. .jTK^. f\VERLAND ROUTE IgSPp^^^ V/ TO ENGLAND. THE UNITED STATES, NEW ZEALAND, AND AUSTRALIA MAIL STEAM SHIP LINE. FOR HONOLULU, SAN FRANCISCO, NEW YORK, AND LIVERPOOL. Ondeb, Contract with the New Zealand Government For a Four-weekly Mail Service. Ths magnificent steamship ' N E B R A 8 X A,' -3.1,4^ Tons Register, J. Hamiino, -Comman der is apftvted '° 'cave Auckland for Honolulu and SanVraacisc^TT^ul^fclk'>i!fl^i2 L at Noon l?or freight, passage, and all particulars, apply\^ HENDERSON &MAGFA ULANE. ' 'fM'iM '•• : ; I .. -CIOE SYDNEY AND MELUOUIvNE. Transhipping to any Fort in the Australian Colonies, by the A.S.N. Company's Steamers. The A.S.Tf. r Cff.'s s.s. 'JAMES PATERSON,' C. E. Sandubs, Commander, will leave AUCKLAND for the, above ports on or about the 23rd August. For freight or passage, apply to H. M. JERVIS, Agent. _kK«4*v "REGULAR MONTH fSaa^nir^v -Lti ly steam communica- WWOtM\£> TION BETWEEN AUCKLAND, Sydney and Melbourne. The magnificent S.S. 'HE RO/ Captain Logan, may be expected here about the 4th August,-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, July 10, 1871. fV^ QTEATVI TO THE ffl^V |J THAMES. time~table. The p.s. ' GOLDEN CROWN' will sail as under:— Frosi3 Auckland. Tuesday, Ist August, at 2 o'clock afternoon Wednesday, 2nd August, at 2 o'clock afternoon Thursday, 3rd August, at 11 o'clock morning Friday, 4th Auguet, at 11 o'clock morning Saturday, sth August, at 11 o'clock morning From Grahamstown. Monday, 31st July, at ft o'clock evening Tuesday, Ist August, at 6 o'clock evening Wednesday, 2nd August, at 6 o'clock evening From Tararu. Thursday, 3rd August, at 4 o'clock afternoon Friday, 4th August, at 4 o'clock afternoon , Saturday, 6th August, at 4 o'clock afternoon J. S. MACFARLANE, Agent. ,~K>^ dTE A M BETWEEN jSjMgjgfgN^ O AUCKLAND AND THAMES. •ROYAL ALFRED' will sail as under: — Frosi Auckland to Gbahamstown. Monday, 31st July, at 5 o'clock afternoon Tuesday, Ist August, at 5 o'clock afternoon Wednesday, 2nd August, at 5 o'clock afternoon Thursday, 3rd August, at 5 o'clock afternoon Friday, 4th August, at 5 o'clock afternoon . .— s, < From GbahamStown to Auckland. ■ Tuesday, Ist August, at 9.30 o'clock mornin? Wednesday, 2nd August, at 10 o'clock morning Thursday, 3rd August, at 10.30 o'clock morning Friday, 4th August, at 10.30 o'clock morning EDGAR W. WALKER, Agent. The 'Royal Alfred' will go alongside the Grahams town Wharf. jZlteJ^ XjlOE COBOIAN. The p.s. •LALLA ROOKH' will leavt for Ooromandel on THURSDAY next, the 3rd Au&ist, at xi a.m. HOLMES BBOIIIEH3.



uK^ "DEGULAE STEAM SS^^^^S. SX) COMMUNICATION WITH Tp«raai\V£>THE BAY OF ISLANDS. The p.s. ' DUKE OP EDINBURGH ' TV ill leave as follows :— Kiiom Auckland to Russell. EVERY THURSDAY AFTERNOON, at I o'clock From Russell to Auckland. EVERY SATURDAY AFTERNOON, at 1 o'clock. For all particulars apply to EDGAR W. WALKER, Agent, No. S, Insurance Buildings, Auckland; A. VILCOQ, Agent, Russell; Or, to L. C. GOFFE, Agent, "ftaitanßi. jTK^v TTOR TAEANAKI, f^^^^V Jj NELSON, PICTON, WEL >mfffeE4l\Vv> LINGTON, LYTTELTON, AND " asBBSSBBSt port chalmers. The N.Z.S.S. Company's s.s.' ' WELLINGTON,' « A. Kennedy, Commander, from the AVharf, Onehu- ( nga, on WEDNESDAY next, August 2, at 10 a.m. For freight or passage apply to , COMBES & DALDY, ' Agents ; , A. BARNES, Onehunga ; j Or, R. S. LEDGER, Grahamstown. ( uK^ T?OE TATTEANGA, 5 iaXSKTSt^v -T NAPIER, WELLINGTON, •#ffflgJK£> LYTTELTON, TIMARU, AND Th« s.s. ' LORD iSHLEY' ou WEDNESDAY next, 2nd August, at 8 p.m. Apply to «^T HENDERSON & MAC'FARLANE. t **7' — t -»■._ . * i .g&L Jl 0 E L%f yDv D ON ' The Beautiful Aberdeen Clipper Ship ' A L B X A N D R I N A/ 670 tons, Al, Captain James C. Sanshtbb, having a large portion of her cargo on board, will meet with prompt despatch. Has excellent accommodation for passengers. Applyfcto L. D. NATHAN & CO. ;^*M! tnOE LONDON /|iP*|V X? DIRECT. ■^Bs3*9!i&^ Tlie Fast-sailing Clipper Ship/ 'EXCELSIOR,' 082 tons register, Al at Lloyds', Captain James Lees, having a great portion of her cargo already engaged, will meet with quick despatch. Will take cabin .passengers. ' BROWN, CAMPBELL AND CO., Agents. 24th July, 1871. -=^k T^OE POYEETT BAT. •tfMvffi^* The Schooner Wmx* 'TAWERA' will sail for the above port THIS (MONDAY) EVEN ING, 31st instant. For freight or passage apply to J. S. MACFARLANE & CO. •—rfck T? ° s Ev-u k a /^ # *|£v X? DIRECT. <a $ M^L Tlic Brigantine *KS>f* jM' 'SEA GULL,' Captaitt Philip Jones, will Bail as above about THURSDAY, the 3rd August. For freight or passage, apply to J. S. MACF ARLANE & CO. TH E L 7 TCE UM, Weilesley-stbeet East, WILL be REOPENED by D. W. LYS NAR on WEDNESDAY, August 9, Terms per month, in advance ... 10s. 6d. An Evening Class from 7 to 9. THE CALF. NOW ON EXHIBITION, FREE, AT ■""' THE . OCCIDENTAL HOTEL, mHE Two-headed Calf, with two tails, bred and calved at Mr. Cunningham's Farm, Howick. It is one of the most wonderful freaks of nature ever seen—of the finest Durham breed, and beautifully formed.



T>RINCE OF WALES THEATRE. Lessee Mr. B. N. Jones. TO-NIGHT (MONDAYS, July 31, 1871. Under the Distinguished Patronage of SIR GEORGE V. BOWEN, G. CM. G. Fifteenth week of those Distinguished Artists, MR. HOSKINS and MISS F. COLVILLE. First Shakespearean Night! The entertainments will commonce with Shake speare's Comedy, in five acts, entitled MUCH ADO ABOUT NOTHING;. Benedict .. .. .. Mr. Hoskink Beatrice .. .. .. Mis 3F. Colville. Concluding with the new Farce of THE SEA GULLS. Look out for WILD OATS. Pit, One Shilling; Dress Circle Chairs, 3s; Stalls, 2s. Seats can be secured at Mr. Upton's, stationer. TN THE CHORAL HALL, JL SYMONDS-STREET. The BAZAAR in aid of the Funds of the Auckland Choral Society will be opened on THURSDAY, 3rd August, at 12 o'clock noon, and on the two following jays. Admission—One Shilling ; children, half-price. Music will be performed by the Artillery Band and the Band of tho Choral Society. Articles of Fancywork, etc., must be sent in not later than the Tuesday previous. Contributions to the Refreshment Stall will bo received at the. Hall on the morning of opening tho Bazaar. Intending Exhibitors are particularly requested to communicate at once with the undersigned. The room will be available for hanging pictures after Monday next. J. BROWNE, Chairman of the Bazaar Committee. Karangahape Road, July 24,1871. OEFUGKE FOR DESTITUTE OLD LA; WOMEN AND LYING-IN HOSPITAL. The PROMENADE CONCERT, in aid of he fluids of the above institution, that was to have .akeu place on the 18th July, and was postponed, viU take place on WEDNESDAY, the 2nd August, in he City Hall. During the evening there will be iffered. for sale, a few fancy and uscfrl articles at a 'cry low rate. Doors open at 7.30, commence at 8. Admission—Two Bhilmnoh. XTOtfNGr MEN'S CHRISTIAN J^-~- ASSOCIATION, ASSVA£^ 3SS OJMJSCTffBES Tho Committee of the~ato\&f:™?H O c^r^ *??* pleasure in announcing the foUoSS ,1 cnes of Lc° tures:— "'"».,. August 4 : Rev. Jas. Co.sn, M.A.—"The Mutuar?a lattonaof Heathenism, Civilization, auA Christianity." August 25 : Rev. E. N. Bhee, M.A. — "Modern Scepticism." September 1: Rev. O. W. Rioo—" Anctsnt Britain, its Inhabitants,-Religion, and Customs." September 20: Rev. Wasiow Davijcu, M.A.— " Love, Courtship, and Marriage. '■ Rev. C. M. Nelsok—(To bo advertised). Tickets for the course, 3s each (to admit bearer and lady), may be had of Mossrs. Chapman, Wavte, Upton, Turrell, R. B. Shaldeis, the Librarian at "the Rooms of tho Association, or any of the Committee. The Lectures will commence at 7.30 o'clock. Admission to single Lectr. j fid. each person. ■ THE EXCHANGE NEWSROOM, NEW ZEALAND INSURANCE CO.'S ./..... BUILDINGS, WILL be OPEN to the public- on and after TUESDAY, the Ist August, Sundays excepted. Subscription, Is. per month, 2s. 6d. per quarter, 10s. per annum, paid in advance. Captains of vessels and managers of mines free. For further particulars, see prospectus, which may be obtained of the' Clerk in charge of the Room. UNITED STATES DINING BOOMS, 28, QUEEN-STREET, AUCK LAND. HAVING- purchased from Mr. C. Dundass the BUSINESS of the above estab lishment, I beg to assure all who may favour me with their patronage and support that nothing shall be "wanting on my part to contribute to their comfort. The whole HOUSE is about to be RENO VATED, and considerable alterations made to ensure the aboro object. A. BYERS, Proprietoi1. -r> EPK-ESHMENIS to bo had at the UPPER BA.R of the Q.C.a^ei-"-**' 15!8 »nd 12 p.m. —-""T" W. MILL. July 17,1871.



J\ I3TR I 0 T OEDEES. 28tli July, 1871. With reference to District Orders of the 20th inst., the Corps detailed to take part in the Guard of Honor in Auckland, on the departure of His Excellency the Governor, will PA HAD 14 at 11 a.m. punctually, on TUESDAY next, the Ist August, the two companies of Kaval Volunteers in Fort Britomart, and the re maining Corps in Albert Barracks. The Corps detailed as the Guard of Honor at One hunga will Parade at that place at 12 o'clock on the same day, near the Government Wharf. W. GORDON, Major Commanding Auckland District. pBGIMBNTAL ORDEES. The BATTALION will parade, TO-MORROW (Tuesday) MORNING, in the Albert Barracks, at 11 o'clock punctually, to form part of the Guard of Honor on the departure of His Excellency the Governor. The large pouch belt not to be worn. WM. GORDON, Major, Commanding A.R.R. Vol. Jr'y 31,1871. A UCKLAND VOLUNTEER AR- J\. TILLERY. The BATTERY will Parade TO-MORROW (Tues day,) in Fort Britomart, at 10.30 a.m. sharp, for Inspection, and to serve on Guard of Honor, according to District Orders. Band and Cadets to attend. E. H. FEATON, Captain Comd. Battery. A UCKLAND TROOP ROYAL Jl\. cavalry volunteers. The MONTHLY INSPECTION (Mounted) will take place in the Albert Barracks on TUESDAY, lstprox., at 10.;!0 a.m., after which the Troop will form an escort to Hia Excellency the Governor, Auckland to Onehunga. WILLIAM T. SNELL, Lieut. Commanding Troop. AUCKLAND VOLUNT& J\. ENGINEERS. With reference to District Ordera of 28th fast., it i g hereby notified to the Members of the above Corps that they are required to attend for PRIVATE PARADE in the Albert Barracks half an hour before the General Parade, namely, at half-past 10 o'clock a.m., on TUESDAY next, tho Ist August. Blank cartridge will be served out. J. M. DARGAVILLE, Capt. Commanding. July 29, 1871. A UCKLAND RIFLE VOLUN- J\_ TEERS. - No. G CITY COMPANY. The ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING of the above Company will be held THIS (Monday) EVEN ING, in tho Orderly Room, Princes-street, at. 7.30 p.m. sharp. A full attendance of members is requested. By order. EDW. BULLOCK, Hon. Sec. AUCKLAND NAVAL VOLUN TEERS. - NO. 2 COMPANY Will assemble at Fort Britomart THIS (Monday) EVENING, at seven o'clock; when a few rounds of blank cartridge will be fired from the Battery guns. Also, on TUESDAY, Ist August, at 11 o'clock a.m., for inspection with arms to fire the Governor's salute. G. JOHNSTONE, Captain Commanding Company. ITALIAN GOLD MINING J_ COMPANY (REGISTERED). - NOTICE. Intending purchasers of shares in this Company are hereby informed that I have commenced an ACTION in tho Supreme Court, against the above Company, in which I claim to he entitled to a, certain sharo of tile Gold Mining tease now held by the above Com- PaDMefl «•** 20th July, 1871. JOHN MARSHALL. rpWO Respectable Men (friends) can be X accommodated with comfortable Board and Residence, or partial board, .GlBSeor&? —iflafesrl-" ' Tennant'o, Umbrella maker, foot of Grey-street, |



WANTED— A BRICKLAYER, at once, to set a Boiler.—J. &D. Oxley. WANTED— A RESEECTABE BOY that can read and write, suitable fora shop. Will bo boarded and lodged. — Apply at the bTiB office. WANTED— 100 Bpna Fide Travellers, to become Lodgera every Saturday night, to drink Beer all day on Sunday, Dunville's Whiskey not excepted, at the Oriental Hotel WANTED— To PURCHASE a Seven or Eight-roomed HOUSE, with Stible, &c, and five or six acres of Land, ■within five miles south of Auckland. —Address, Box No. 75, Post Office, Auckland. WANTED— A Good GENERAL BER VANT ; highest wages given.—Apply at the Stab office. WANTED— A First-class General SER VANT for the Thames.—Apply at the Stab Oiripß. WANTED TO RENT—A Comfortable Five or Six-roomed Cottage; within fifteen minutes' walk of the Post-office.—Ap» ply G., office of this paper. MONEY to Lend on Mining Shares.—Ap ply to H. V. Stevens, Sharebroker, Queen-street. rpES SHILLINGS EEWAED. LOST, on Monday last, between Onehunga and Par nell—An Oval Gold-and-Black Enamel Brooch, set with pearls and a small diamond. There is white ] lair let into the back, and the brooch has no pin to it.—The finder will oblige by leaving it at Mr. Brewer's, Onehunga; or at Mr. Pittah's, corner of West Queen street, Auckland, where the above reward will be paid; FOR SAL R, and now on View at the Rooms" Fort-street, an elegant and compact new psSZ?BbMßnraa> DTNING AND BILLIARD tTbLE, slate bottom, 6ft by 3 ft., with BaUs, Cues, Mace. Rest, and Marking Board, weU worthy of ta »pectfcn.-Apply tg^^ COOHKANE fc SON,



ARE POSITIVELY WITHOUT RESERVE, »



T TONSON G-AELICK'S SIIAEE O . LIST (Revised to July 3, 1871) May be obtained at E. Wayte's, Stationer, Queen strcet. Clients may obtain them gratuitously on applica tion at my office. J. TONSON GARLICK, Sliarebroker. Sliortland-stroet, Auckland, July 6th, 1871, MI N I N Gt. Tlie undersigned has this day REMOVED from 53, Queen-street, to Nos. 40 and 41, Exchange Rooms, Insurance Buildings. GEO. SLATER, Sliarebroker. Insurance Buildings, 24th July, 1871. mHE CALEDONIAN MUTUAL -L MINING 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 tiken up. The Directors beg to call the attention of all classes to this present opportunity of increasing their means. They confidently believo that nothing has been offered in Auckland more favorable to the industrious and careful. The objects of the 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 share 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 have bought. Rules, gratis, at the Company's Office, 57, Queen street, two doors from the Bank of New Zealand. Open daily; and on Saturday and Monday evenings from 7 to 0 o'clock. B. S. CORLETT, Manager. T> E M O V A L . The Offices of the Alburnia Gold Mining Com pany (Registered), and the Shamrock Gold Mining Company (Limited), have been REMOVED from Shortland-street to the Office lately occupied by Mr. C. Alexander, Roberton's Buildings, Queen-street WALTER SULLY. Auckland, July, 22,1871. THE MUTUAL MINING INVESTMENT COMPANY (LIMITED). West Queen- steeet, one dooe feom Queen stbeet. CAPITAL, £41,000. A PPLICATIONS for SHARES upon tho j,ta_ New Issue can be made on and after THUESDAY, July 13. , R. WILLIAMS, - .' 's Jj Manager. July 12, 1871. £, ' * /■:■ ». TJ! BENTlsffe^ MR. TYftBALL, Top of kShobtka ; AETIFICIAL TEETH, ss. • IN appearance arid in Hee, l! e*eth" for eating and speaking are precisely" the same. as our own natural teeth, ease and comfort most apparent, while mastication appears completely provided for. PAINLESS TEETH BXTBACTION. ,' Note the Address : Top of Shbrtland'street.' Repairs whilst waiting. ca v t ion;. ..•:,'■■'-■', mHE Gentleman who-took a POINTER JL PUP away from ,'thq ' Golden GrSwii' steamer on Sunday last ie'iequested to,return it at once, otherwise pracfcedißgs witi-.bp. taken to recover it. :,'■■.,...•"". - • •-•■'.. :' AJjEs&t> ELLIOTT. . FOR SALE. A SMITH AND WELSTOOD'S No. 7 ENCHANTRESS COOKING!- STOVE, complete and in good order, price £4.—-Apply Stab Office. Auction Sales. TUESDAY, AUGUST 1. ENGRAVINGS, PiNOY GOODS, TOYS, RAT TRAPS. TO CLOSE CONSIGNMENTS. .. B. TONES & CO. ■""" ""' -"•■'"Vn,, on Tues'l«n' MtVWie Ist August,- X CASES of the .above GOODS, to " cU>£o the cojisigumcut.



Auction Sales. : _ . THURSDAY, AUGUST 3. TRADE SALE OF OILMEN'S STORES. B. TONES & CO. Have been instructed to sell, on Thursday, August 3, at 11 o'clock, 1A CASES MOETON'S PICKLES XV 10 cases Wyatt's Pickles 10 cases Morton's half-pint Salad ©il 10 cases do. pin' ' do. 10 cases do. Castor Oil 20 cases Chinese Preserves 60 cases Salmon 100 cases Kerosene 100 boxes Derobaix Candles 160 mats Sugar 2 cases New Figs 5 tons H.E. Soap 2 tons Melbourne Soap 10 cases Worcester Sauce 60 kegs butter TEAS. 50 half-chest 3 choice Congou, ' Rachel' 50 half-chests do. do., 'Byron' 30 half-chests do. do., 'Wodonea,' 25 half-chests do. do., 'J. H. Peak.' . TO-MORROW. The subscriber v'Jl sell at his Corner Mart, at 11 o'clock sharp, £A BAGS MAIZE, upset price 4s. t)\J 60 bags Barley, upset price 2s. 6d. 20 kegs Prime Butter, ex 'Jessie' 1 ton Best Hams and Bacon, ex ' Lord Ashley ' 2 cases Prime Canterbury Cheese do 1 ton.Good Onions do 4 kegs Butter, very Superior do 40 cases Port and Sherry Wine To close an account, Tea, Sugar, Flour, Bran, Candles, Soap. GEORGE SIBBIN, Auctioneer. WEDNESDAY, AUG-UST 2. J EPSOM, NEAR ONE-TREE HILL. BUGGY, HORSES, HARNESS, COWS, CALVES, SADDLERY, CHOICE EUR . NITURE, &o. • ' - Bi TONES & CO. i Have been instructed by Mrs. T. Russell to sell on the premises, Onehunga Road, near One-Tree Hill, on Wednesday, at 11 o'clock. mHE VALUABLE EUENITURE, JL comprising Sofa, Chairs, Loo and Dining Tables j Bookcase, Cheffonier, Wardrobe, Chest 3of I Drawers, Pier Glass, Bath Crib, Commode, Telescope, Valuable Library. First-class Buggy 2 Horses, 2 Cows, 2 Calves Harness, Saddlery Garden Tools, Dairy Utensils, etc. &g" The House (eight rooms) and Four Acres Land to let. TUESDAY, AUGUST 1. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, COOEING UTENSILS, &c, &c. W. G. HARRISON & CO. ■ < ■', Have received instructions from a gentleman leaving Auckland to sell by auction, at his residence, at Parnell, opposite Mr. Robinson's, Chemist, on Tuesday, August 1, at 2 o'clock prompt, mHE WHOLE of his HOUSE* X HOLD FURNITURE, Consisting of Cheffonier _ . Dining and other Tables Carpets Matting . . . . : Books Pictures - Vases, &c. Bed and Bedding Drawers Toilet Table Toilet Services Cooking Utensils &C, &C, r'&C. :••' • Terms—Cash .-■>"'-zJ.- !-■' iST " ° ' ?I_T °! ' E-| The Sale of Farms at Great Barrier, and Prope'rtMt at Onehiinga and .Tauranga, is POSTPONED"'tog MOITDAY, ?th August,£t 12, o'clock.,, w , ■ T%&&3gm • • S4M.UEL COCk&ANE& SON,'*: •■'-. i-\* : * ,■"Auctioneers. ' ' '* " ... -■ |' fsC*' ■^"It."\-^"'¥ ■,">--'-"■ \'i: *■.• ■■:'••'■-•':■' j ■ i....... ■t i. x\*\j I * *.' . !- j' il WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 9. |It t7NRESBBySD SALE 9 I TAXtrABLE .FREEHOLD PROPERTIIj AT itOUNT St. MAEY'S. |j PRELIMINARY NOTICE. ||i The subscribers have received instructions from thiji Proprietor, to sell by public auction,'at the Lane I a Mart, Fort-street, on Wednesday, Bth August, at lj IN o'clock, . «. }L THAT YA LUABLE BLOCK ofll LAND, situated at Mount St. Mary's, known a]Mi "NAZARETH," subdlvidadinto building allotment ■ of a size suitable for the erection 'of ? gentlemen's resell donees. The whole property commands an extensivjjß view of the Harbour, North fUioro, <SjC., and has erecteclfl on it the Church of the Immaculate Conception ; an^lM the late residence of Bishop Pompallier, now occupiotlM byE. L.Bucholz, Esq. : ; '^' ; jM Further particulars will bepuWshedinn few days |W '"■ samolbsx/co6s^^im& sos, \M " Auotloneere,' '. TU