THE CONFLICT BETWEEN THE GO VERNMENT TROOPS AND COM MUNISTS.

New Yobk, April 3.—A special Paris cor respondent telegraphs on Sunday evening : There was a serious engagement this morning between the Government troops and Communists. About two thou sand National Guards marched on Courbevoie and were met by gem d'armes and Gardes Forestieres). A captain of the latter galloped up waved his cap, intending to address the Communists, when a Zouave with that body shot him dead. A general action fol lowed, in which the gen d'armes took five prisoners—who were shot immediately. The guns of the Fort Valerian swept the road, when the Communists fled. Twenty-five in surgents were killed and many wounded. The engagement was over at 1 o'clock. "The Nationals stiH hold Porte Maillot. Battalions of artilleiy are hurrying up; the rappel is beating and the rampart 3 are being manned. The greatest excitement prevails." The same correspondent telegraphed from Versailles on the evening of the 2nd. "The crisis is at hand. Two batteries are in motion on Paris. The road and ambulances ai-e all ready. Bismarck has given permission for any number of troops to be massed, near Paris, and says if order is not restored in Paris by the 15th instant, the Germans will enter. This news is re liable." Lokdon^ April 3.—A times' special says the fighting at Courbevoie was sharp. The reports r 43 to who fired the fi-st shot are con flicting. The Nationals were first driven into Coubev/ioie, where they mrinr-jined themselves some time, protected by the houses. At_ I .ast they were shelled out by Fori> Va leri *v, and fell back to the baidge at Neuilly, wl'iere they kept up a hot fusilaie. From tl .iis position they were again forced to retire, riind finally withdrew into the city, and shut the gates.

GOLD PEOM THE THAMES. The p.s. Golden Crown brought from the Thames, last evening, 21,861 ounces of cold for the Bank of New Zealand. This is the largest shipment ever made from the Thames at one time.

CORRESPONDENCE.

[We are not responsible for our Correspondents' opinions.] THE MECHANICS' INSTITUTE. To the Editor of the Silii Sia,—"Shallaba!a! ShaJ.iabela! Shallabr'a! J lah h° VT aed" Your corresponded (Tempes Fugit) and yourself have been and gone and done it. Dr. Maoreodj, in com pliance with a recommendation made some time since in your columns, has been " cai'ed in, and having administered purgatives in ternally, and sddawater and soap externally, with a plentiful supply of lubricating■■lnatStiSTT the clock is now set going beautifully, with a bright and si 'nit!- f ;:C e, and promises that if proper care is taken' to provide a regular supply of elbow tonic to tell no more lies, and truthfully compete with his big brother the town clock in keeping us up to the " time of day" or night. I hope to have some further communications to make to you shortly of other improvements and at tentions to the wants and wishes of the sub scribers, although I am only A Fabthing a Day.

EMPEROR WILLIAM'S ADDRESS TO THE GERMAN PARLIAMENT.

Bekun, April 3.—Fmperor Willie in, re iplying to a congratulatory address voted by the Reichstag, thanks that' body for its loyalty and devotion; praises the heroism of the German soldiers, and points to the visible guidance of God in the events of the recent war. He says the condition of France is owing to the revolutions of eighty yeavs, and expresses the belief that the Ger man nationality in Alsace and Loira''ie has bee* merely defaced and not destroyed duving the compulsory union of these provinces with France. The Emperor concludes as follows :— " Being an old mun, I merely lay the foun dation of the Empire, which my successors may complete."

POLICE COURT.—Thursday.

(Before F. N. George, Esq., J.P.) TDBUiSTKwitness.—Two persons were punished ;in the usual manner. VAarAßrcr.—Joseph Hp per wcs discharged with a caution, and Ellen McLean was also discharged on condition of her going to the Thames. Negi^cied Child.—John Conway, brought up as a neglected child, was further remanded «far eroquiry.

VOLUNTEER INTELLIGENCE.

The following letter has been sent to Mr. P. A. Philips, by Major Gordon, on behalf of the Auckland Rifle Volunteers : —" Auckland, April 29,1871. Sir,—l have the honor to transmit, with very, great pleasure, a resolu tion recorded by the Managing Committee Auckland Regiment Rifle Volunteers, at a meeting held on 27th instant, namely: • That the thanks of the Volunteers of Auckland are due to Mr. P. A. Philips, M.P.C., for his support of their interests in the Provincial Council, in connection with the obtaining of certificates under the Volunteer Act, 1865 and the Committee of the Auckland Regiment Rifle Volunteers tender him their thanks accordingly,—l have the honor to be, sir, your most obedient servant, War. Goedon, Major Commanding Auckland Regi ment Difle Volunteers. P. A. Philips, Esq., M.P.C., Auckland."—" City Board of Com missioners Office, Auckland, May 3.—Sir, — I have the honor to acknowledge the receipt of your letter of April 29, conveying to my self the thanks of the Managing Committee of the Auckland Regiment of Volunteers, ' for supporting their interests in the Provin cial Council in connection with the obtain ing of certificates under the Volunteer Land Act, 1865.' In reply thereto, lam very glad to learn that good faith has at length been kept in this matter j and shall, at all times, be very pleased if my services can in any manner tend to promote and encourage the Volunteer movement in this province. —I have the honor to be, sir, your most obedient servant,—P. A. Philips.—Major Gordon, Commanding the Regiment of Rifle Volunteers."

NATIVE INTELLIGENCE.

Buksuant to appointment, Mr. Locke met Matuahu and the West Taupo natives, from Tuhua. They have hitherto been disaffected, and have acted with Te Kooti and against the Europeans. They are relatives of the Ngatimaniapotoß, and their land adjoins the land of that tribe. They came in toTapuaer lmruru a few days ago, and hare formally ex pressed a desire to ally themselves in future to the Government. Like all the rest of the Taupo natives, they have now finally re nounced kingism. Their secession will cut off another large slice from his Majesty's ter ritories. Mr. Locke went on yesterday to Niho o ie Kiore, where the ]tridge is to belaid across the Waikato, in ortier to meet the jNgatirau kawa. It is understood that questions with jregard to the best method of opening up the Axmntry, by means of road works, telegraphs, will be discussed.— Hawke's Bay Herald, ' Mayl. _____ '

We understand the officers of the Nevada have accepted the invitation of the manage ment of the Prince of Wales Theatre, and will attend the performance of " The Rivals" this evening.

THE EVENING STAR, MAY 4 1871.



WANTED to hire per month—A t . v^"?^ Vessel of about 30 or 35 tons register — Apply by letter, stating terms, to Mr Saintv, at Mr Cucksey's, City Hall, Queen-street. WASTE D—Two First-class Drapers' ASSISTANTS:—J. Cosgbaye & Co. WANTED-A HOUSE, containing six to ten rooms.—" M.0.," Post-office, Short land-street. WANTED, .by a young lady, a SITUA TION ng Nursery Governess.—Address E. L., office of this paper. WANTED —Bank of New Zealand SHARES. MINING. Belfasts , Caledonians Inverness Long Drives Nompareils Thames Tcokey's Young American MARTIN SHOLL, - Queen -street. SHARES WANTED. In demand— Caldonian Golden Calf Thames Central Italy Dixon's No. 1 Eureka Cure Berkeley Castle Belfast Alburnia Tookey Tokatea J. TONSON GAELICS", Sharebroker. Shortland-street, Auckland, May 2,1871. N.B.—ln the event of a new find, in any of the mines telegrams are received and posted up by me immediately on arrival. TIT ININCr SHAB E S. WANTED— ON SALE— Thames Thames Caledonians Caledonians Cure Moanatairi I Belfast Union Tookey's Belfast Bp at Shnves Kelly's Crre Nonpare'l Red Queen. I. PHILLIPS, Shore Broker, Insurance Bu'lc^ngs. CHEAP FOWL FEED. WHEAT AND BARLEY, at 3s. 6d. to 4s. per bushel, at Jas. Coupiand's Corn Store, Queen-street. MONEY to lend.—Apply to T. B. Him, Share and Estate Broker. pOMFORTABLE LODGINGS for One or \J Two Gentlemen.—Apply to Mrs. Jen kins, Pitt-street, ihe house next the Chapel. MINING TELEGRAMS will bo posted nightly at the OCCIDENTAL HOTEL, between 8 and 9 o'clock. EVENING STAR PUBLISHING OFFICE, QUEEN-STREET, • NEXT SIBBIN'S COKNEE. , Advertisements received till 3 p.m. mHE "THAMES ADVEKTISER" , , May be obtained at the OFFICE OF THE " EVENING STAR' Queen-street, (Next to Sibbiks' Corner), Immediately on the arrival of the Steamer from the Thames. Reed & r.BETT, Agents for Auckland. A GENTS FOR THE EVENING STAR. MR. DUDER, Grocer, North Sore. ™5' ™™AN' Onehunga. Mi-pTp^^hr'^^ MR. MIDDLETON, Stationer, Tobbaconist Parnell.



T||||jgg||v^> AND OVERLAND TO ENGLAND. THE CALIFORNIAN, NEW ZEALAND AND AUSTRALIAN MAIL LINE OF STEAM PACKETS, UNDER COjSTRACT FOR A FOURWEEKLY SERVICE, CARRY- , ING THE EUROPEAN AND AMERICAN MAILS. The Splendid Steam Packet 'CITY OF ADELAIDE,' 1,550 tons, will leave Sydney for San Francisco, calling at Fiji and Honolulu. A STEAMER WITH FIRST-CLASS ACCOMMODATION, connecting with the 'CITY OF ADELAIDE' at FIJI, will leave AUCKLAND, on the 3rd JUNE, at NOON, and every 28th day succeeding this date. For full particulars of the through route, apply to H. M. JERVIS. Agent. ,-KA -pEG-ULAE STEAM OT^K\ il COMMUNICATION WITH SYDNEY, AUCKI A.ND, & FIJI. (Transhipping to any port in the Australian Colonies by the A.S.N. Co.'s steamers.) Tho A.S.N. Co.'s s.s. 'JAMES PATERS ON/ • P. Moore, Commander, will leave AUCKLAND for SYDNEY, on or about the 4th May. AUCKLAND to FIJI in May. For freight or passage apply to H. M. JERVIS, Agent. ,-WJk HAN EEANCISCO, ffl^^S. AND OVERLAND TO ENG LAND. THE UNITED STATES, NEW ZEALAND AND AUSTRALIAN STEAMSHIP' LINE. Uni»er Contract with thk New Zealand Government. The first vessel of this line will be despatched as under, the 'N E V A D A,' 3,X-4r6 Tons Register, J. H. Blethen, Esq., Com mander, leaving San Francisco on. Bth April, will arrive at Auckland on or about the 3rd May ; Wel lington the 7th ; Lyttclton the Bth; and Port Chal mers the 9th. On her return voyage she will leave Port Chalmers on the IStti May; Lytlelton the 14th ; Wellington the 15th, and Auckland the 19th, for San Francisco, calling at Honolulu. lor freight or passage apply to HENDERSON & MACFARLANE^ ,juJ>^ J?OR WELLINGTON, j^^^^V X! LYTTELTON, & OTAGO. G&Z322zBBGm Carrying the English Mail. The Splendid Steamship 'N E V AD A' ?HUEBDATS eM5 Om AUCldand ' °n °r ab°Ut For freight or passage apply to HENDERSON & MACFARLANE. ,-^fe. CjTEAM TO THE THAMES. JpH««iisMgS TIME TABLE. The p.s. 'GOLDEN CEOWK ' Will sail as under :— From Auckland. Friday, sth May, at 1 o'clock afternoon i From Grahajistown. Thursday, 4th May, at 5 o'clock afternoon Friday, sth May, at 5.30 o'clock afternoon J. S. MACFARLANE, Agent. O^l C JE,.' IOWm , «ROYAL ALFRED,' is LAID UP for a few days to Clean and Paint. EDGAR W. WALKER, Agent. CK*^ Ti 1011 TAUEANGA, ■■ft&K3?i^S. -P NAPIER, WELLING TMKJ&IN^TON, LYTTELTON, AKAROA, jg iTllf'|i»l TIMARU, AND OTAGO. The s.s. ' *i ' LORD ASHLEY,' on SATURDAY next, 6th instant,' at 6 p.m. Apply to HENDERSON & MACFARLA.NE. itK^v J?OR VAITAEA, gM^\ I 1 TARANAKI, W.ANGANUI, i T^lw^ MANAWATtr,& Wellington! The s.s. 'GO-AHEAD, 1 P. Doile, Commander, from Ma»ukau, on SATUR DAY next, the 6th instant, at 9 a.m. For freight or passage apply to 9°^ Bl S r& DALDY. Agents, Auckland; Or, A. BARNES, Onchunga.



jjk^k TjlOE TAKANAKI, vlrßkl^. -Jl1 nelson, picton, wel tg^||^!ls>- ungton, lyttelton, and POET CHALMERS. UNDER, CONTRACT WITH THE GOVERNMENT TO DISTRIBUTE THE MAILS PER 'NEVADA.' Booking Passengers through to Westport, Greymouth and Hokitika. The Past and Powerful Royal Mail s.s. 'PH(EBE,' SI" JwT* ™" leave Onehßnga Wharf imme- H,n tt6 amval of the 'Nerada' from San For freight or passage apply co CRUICKSHANK, SMART & CO., High-street, May 3, 1871. Agents. -~jggk JJIOE HOKIAiN G-A. JWmffl^' The Clipper Schooner '"SiagzigiF 'HERALD/ THIS DAY (Thursday), May 4th. lor freight, &c, apply to J. S V MACFARLA NE. ""^Hfek FP 0E TAUEANG-A. 4isiiiliS 'TATTRANGA/ (raSSSSB^to? 11 saU ar> above THIS ; . M. NICCOL, May 4, 1871. ' Agent- TT'OE KAIPAEA /j*2K2g\ X (Delivering cargo at all stations). q^Mfg^L The Fast and Favourite Schooner 'AURORA,' 53 tons register, Jos. Brain, Master, will sail as above on SATURDAY next, Oth inst. M. NICCOL, Agent. May Ist, 1871. pEINCE OP "WALES THEATEE. Under the Distinguished Patronage of H.R.H. THE DUKE OF EDINBURGH, K.G., Who has most graciously given Mr. Hoslnns penr;.s sion to use his august name. Enthusiastic Reception and Brilliant Success of the Celebrated Comedians, MR. HOSKINS AJMD MISS F. COLTJLLE. THIS (THURSDAY) EVENING, MAY 4, 1871, By particular request, and under aspe;:.?l patronage, the Comedy of the RIVALS. Sir Anthony Absolute.. .. Mr. Hoskins. Lydia Languish Miks F. Colville. • Concluding with the Laughable Farce of NOTHING TO WEAR. Dickky Shabp Mr. Hoskinh. Betsey Smart Miss F. Colvtlle. TO-MORROW (FRIDAY), under the distinguished patronage of his Excellency the Governor, SIR GEORGE BOWEN,Penefit to MISS F. COLVILLE. R3T The Officers of the ' Nevada' have accepted m invitation to attend tho performance TO-NIGHT. YOUNG MEN'S CHEISTIAN ASSOCIATION. ANNUAL COURSE OF LECTCJItES. Tho Committee of the above Association have great pleasure in announcing the following series of Lec tures :— May 5: His Honor the Superintendent, T.B. Gillits, Esq.—" Our Province." May 2(3 : Mr. W. %,. Ekes—"Siege of Paris." June 2: Rev. J. J. LBWis—" The Present A^e, its Traits and Tendencies." June 30 : Mr. Barton—"Seme of the Larger Forms of Fossil Fauna" (with pictorial i"ustra tions). July 7 : Rev. Jas. Cosh, M. A.—" The Mutual Relations of Heathenism, Civilization, and Chris tianity." July 2S: Mr. G. M. Reed, B.A.—" Colonial Charac teristics." August 4 : Rev. C. M. Nelson—(To bo advertised) August 25 : Rev. E. N. Bi-.ee, M.A. — " Modern Scepticism." September 1 : Rev. C. W. Rigg—" Ancient Britain, its Inhabitant's, Religion, and Customs." September 27: Rev. W/ilow Davies, M.A.— "Love, Courtship, and Marriage.'' Tickets for the course, £:; each (to admit bearer and lady), may be had of Messrs. Chapman, Wayte, Upton, Tui.-ell, R. B. Shalders, the Librarian at the Roonisof the Association, or any of the Comm'fct.3. TJie Lectures will commence at 7.30 o'clock, Admission to single Lecture, 6d. each person. EOWING CLUB. ATHLETIC SPORTS, To be held in the Albeit Barracks, on WEDNESDAY, MAY 10. JUDGE—Major Heaphy. REFEREES—J. M. Dargaville, Esq. ;D B. Cruick shank, Esq. STARTER- John Copland, Esq. HAS DICAPPERS—Thvee Members of the Auckland Rowing Club; n«n-competitors. COMMITTEE—Major Heaphy, V.C. ; J. M. Darga ville, Esq. ; D. B. Cruiclcshank, Esq. ; E. Isaasc, Esq. ; W. J. Hurst, Esq. ;P. A. Philips, Esq. • Martin Sholl, Esq. ;J. Dacre, Esq. ;L. D. Nathan, Esq • E L. Bucholz, Esq. ; Dr. Hartmann, F. N. Russell Esq ; H.Brett, Esq. ; E. Lewis, Esq ; W. G. Harri son, Esq. ; and the members of the Auckland Rowing Club. PROGRAMME. I—l p.m. : Ladies' Purse, Maiden Plat Race, 100 yards ; prise, £2 ; entrance, 2s Cd. 2- -1.15 : Boys under 15, Flat Race, 150 yards ; prise, £1; entrance, Is. ' 3—1.30: Auckland Rowing Club Champion Cup, Flat Race, 300 yards,. amateurs only, handicap ; en trance, 2s 6d. & —1.45 : Walking Match, amateurs, handicap, 1 mile ; prize, £2 ; entrance, 2s (id. 5—2 o'clock : Bicycle Race, all comers, 1 mile : prize, £1 10s ; entrance, 2s Od. 6—2.80 : Flat Race, Members of the Auckland Row ing Club only, handicap, 150 yards ; Ist prize, silver cup, presented by the Theatre Royal Company j 2nd prize, silver scull, surmounted by laurel, presented by E. Isaacs, Esq. 7—2.15 : Sack Race, 75 yards ; prize, £1; entrance, 2s 6(1. 8—2.45 : Flat Race, all comers, handicap, 1 lr'le ; prize, £3 ; entrance, 2s Cd. 9 —3 o'clock : Three-legged Race, 100 yards, pi Ize, £2 ; entrance, 2s (id. 10—3.30 : Hurdle Race, amateurs, handicap, 300 yards, S hurdles, 3 feet ; prize, £2 ; entrance, 2s Cl. RULES AND REGULATIONS. 1. Competitors must declare their colours at the time ef entry, and must compete in those colors or be disqualified. 2. Competitors must contest in t.wisers or long drawers. , 3. Any competitor wilfully jostling another v'U be disqualified. 4. Protests must bo made immediately after the race, and in the presence of the parties to whom they refer. 5. The referee's decision to be final. 0. Sacks to be painted. - 7. Three to start in each race or no race. A Tenth of the net proceeds to bc^ devoted to' Charity. Admission : One Shilling. Entries addressed to the honorary secretary, at the Club Room, Thames Hotel, will be received until 9 p.m. cm Saturday, May 5, er personally on that evening, from 7 to 9. ARTHUR H. NATHAN, Honorary Secretary.



NOTICE. mHE Business Premises of S. and -^- J. R. Vaile will be closocl this day and on Friday. Particulars on Saturday, on which day we will re-open. S. & J. R. VAILE, National Mp.rt. IV[ ; O T I C E. • ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH. The Offices of the Electric Telegraph aye This Day REMOVED from the Post-office, Shortland-street, to ' the CUSTOM-HOUSE, FORT-STREET. Pnblic Office for the reception of Telegrams on the Ground Floor. ALFRED SHEATH, District Inspector. Auckland, April 29,1571. IVTOW LANDING-, EX ' CADTJ jj% CEUS,' FROM LONDON. FOR SALE BY THE UNDERSIGNED, 500 bags, each 1 cwt., of Fine Salt GOO bags, each 1 cwt., of Coarse Salt 300 cases Hennessey's Pale Brandy 90 qr.-casks ditto ditto ditto 50 qr.-casks Rum, It. W. P. & Co., 34 o.p. 20 qr.-casks Rum, Lownde's, 34 o.p. COMBES AND DALDY. April 4, 1871. TTNITED &EEVICE LODGE, 421, %J i.c. An Emergency MEETING of the above Lodge will be held in the Masonic Boom, Masonic Hotel, THIS KAY (Thursday), at 7.80 p.m. sharp. Visiting Brethren i "re invited to attend. ' ' JAMES Q. DOULL, Worshipful Master; m ENDEES FOE UnSSoS! TENDERS aye required for Making 60 Suits of Uniform (more or less,1, and 66 Twenty-round Pouches and Cap Pockets (more or less), for the Auckland Volunteer Engineer. Each Tender for Uniforms must be accompanied by samples of Cloth, and all Tenders must be sent in to the undersigned, from whom full particulars can be obtained, on or before FRIDAY, the sth instant, at 4 o'clock p.m. The lowest or any Tender will not necessarily be accepted. J. M. DARGAVILLe, Captr.'n Commanding A.V. Engineers. May 1, 1871. i a h so ii o o l, SYMONDS-STREET, AUCKLAND. • MR. A. GRAHAM, Edinburgh University, (late JCnglish and Classical Master In the Aucl'and College) having been appointed to the Head Master ship of the High School, recently vacated by My. Macrae, begs to announce that the School Re-opened on May 1, at 9 a.m. A DVANCED ENGLISH CLASS 2\. FOR YOUNG LADIES. ■■■ Mr. Graham's Class for the instruction of Young Ladies in English, Composition, Literature, History, and Geography, will meet at the High School daily, at 4 p.m. : . Terms : —£l Is per quarter. 1\0" , O T I C E. CURE, RED QUEEN, AND CENTRAL ITALY G.M. COS. (REGISTERED). • MR. J, FEATON, Jun., is authoilsed to act as my Agent in Auckland for the above companies at the branch office, corner of West Queen-street. DAVID PHILP, Legal Manager. < Grahamstown, May 1,1871. ' . A E.C. ATHLETIC v SPOETS. TENDERS for the right of erecting Grand Stand and Booths for the sale of Refreshments (except in toxicating liquors) and selling Rr,ce Cards will be re ■ ceived at the Chibßoom, Thames Hotel, till 7 p.m. on SATURDAY, (ith inst. The highest or any tender not necessarily accepted.J ARTHUR H. NATHAN, Hon. Sec. LONG DRIVE GOLD MINING COMPANY (REGISTERED). The TRANSFER BOOKS will be closed from twelve o'clock noon TO-MORROW (Friday) until twelve o'clock noon on TUESDAY May 9, when a DIVI DEND of ONE POUND per Share wi 1! be payable at the Companj 's office, Shortland-street. CHARLES TOTHILL. i 1 ' Manager. Auckland, May 4,1871. TTALTJABLE INVESTMENT, returning V a good annual income. For sale, Free hold premises in the best part of .Qjieen stveet. Terms easy. —Apply to T. B. Hill, Share aud Land Broker-



Auction Sales. TO-MORROW, , FEID A.V, MAY 5. v ■ '■■' "'■"■ ""'"-■■ ■■■■■■■■V, >i:-!TvT! : 3-t|i«;T-ii.t .. „,.,..,,..,... . ... ,-"'■■ . ■"■»•■■' ■■•■ :- -':'' ' ' '■":'v--'r?'-; r11 QITEEK-HTIiEET ' ,R. M 0 0 R E, TOTE. SPIRIT. AND MONDAY, MAY 8. HOUSEHOLD PROPERTY, GRAITTON' ROAD. : . , p 5 The subscribers have received instructions from Capt. -■ ; Breton, who is leaving the Colony, to sell at the ■ Land Mart, Fort-street, on Monday, Bth instant, at 12- o'clock, HIS Comfortable Family ''Residence, situated on the Grafton Road.. Newly Shingled, and containing six rooms, Kitchen lltted with in, Leamington Range ; two 400 gallon tanks, and a good well of water. The allotment lias 33 feet frontage to the Grafton Read,'and is planted .with full bearing trcit t:e:s. SAMUEL COCRRiNE & SON, Aiictionr ■> s. MONDAY,' MAY 8. ' SIX ACK.ES IN THE DOMAIN. The subscribers have received instructions from P. D. I'enton, Esq., to offer for Lease, at the Land . Mart, Jfort-stret, on Monday, Bth instant, at 12 o'clock, For a Term of Tiiube YbaUs, mHAT Block of LAND' in the JL Domain, cqntajning six acres of the richest sol in or neir AucPand, all noW ingood cultiva- ; ' tion, and thoroughly drained througkout, and known as the Cricket Ground. ' ' ' Further particulars on aiiplic^tion to SAMUEL COCHRAWE & SON, '. -.', Auctioneers. , ' ' WEDNESDAY, MAY V7. IMPORTANT AND EXTENSIVE SALE , OF FREEHOLD PROPERTY." The subscribers will sell by auction, at their Mait, ■ Fort-street, on Wednesday, 17th cui.-ent, at 12 o'clock, ii " THE' FOLLOWING- VALUABLE PROPERTIES:- CITY, Rokeby-street— AUotnient, 6*J 'feet frontage, adjoining "yVesleyan Coi'lege Property ■ . I EDBjSTSOR, Mount Eden— i large 1 1lotinents DEDWOOb—B Allotments, each 33 feet by 100 feet NEWTON 116 AD—Allotment No. 101, Si feet frontage ONEHUNG 4.-53 Allotments, in Cameron-street, Harbour View* Terrace, i^ueen-street, Manukau Eoad, and Spring-street ' .: I MONGONUJ. 10 Allotments '""-, NEW LYNN - 31 Allotments on road leading to Hie r , - termini of the Kaipara Kailway, Riverhead. —mt—~—^-*. • ill, , _■ . " v _, r Sale peremptory. Terrr*' liberal. ; Full partieularsj,may be seen in large placards or ' • obtained at the Mavi. ' SAMUEL OOCHRANE AND SON, ~ ' ,"' ' Auctioneers. ■' .: . -' FRIDAY, MAY 5., TO SADDLBES, STQiiEKSEPEBS, AND EOOT-M4KIRS. •■', E. &H. ISAACS ; , : :i,::; , A-e T"nstructed by the Importers to sell by auction, t their Store, Fort-street, on Friday, the oth M^y, at H o'clock prompt, 1 C CASES, CO. N-T. AIN. ING---. '. X.%) Gents' and Lauies' First-class Saddles com plete, Basil,'Hogskin; and Stained Grain S^ats A Large Assortment of Riding Whips, Cart arid Gig Whips .• ~'~ ~' ~, , ■;',',''',, Woollen, Union and Cotton Girths • Wliito Metal,: German i Silver, Plated Steel, and Plated Iron Spurs, Long and Short-neck Saddles, Very Superior WMte Serge, and Collaic'Ueck Bridles assorted, from very best ■■' to medium common;. , \- ".'•''.' 20 Sides Kip Leather -; ■ " ' '.'■ ', , • 1 case Emperor Boot Uppers .. , ... .. .. 3 teunks Women's Cordovan Boots, side.springs 1 trunk Women's Slippers and Boot Laces . , . 2 trunks Mon's Stout Kip Half-Wellingtons' ■'',-" &c., "■ -&c, ■ &c. ■~



-pTTKEHINAU GOLD MINING J~' COMPANY (KEGISTEKED)., A Ninth CALL of pd. per Share lias this day been made, payable at the office of the Gomipany, on or before May 14th. , .':'". ■■ • ' . ■■ .. w. c. hill; . . ,«. '.'.'.. Leg^l Manager. *.TT.. a;c c;'r n- at i- on . DX. TASSELE, no# having a supply of PURE' 1"'1' LYMPH,'wiUVaccinitte daily froni 10 toll, at Mr, Kino's, Chemist, Queen-street. i. J. HIGHLEY; */ SH A B EB R Os,K,'E ft,/1 . ' QUEBN-STBBET. ■:■,., "i /■'.