The Evening Star.

f PL. It—No.- 500.1

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ALTERATION OE TIME-TABLE rpHB 3?- S- 'OOMBBA.NG,' Ohbisp, will leave as follows : " " Auckland to Eussbll: Every Thursday Afternoon, at 4 p.m. I?B,0M K.TJSSEH. TO AUCEXAND : ■ Jivery Saturday Afternoon, at 4 p.m. , For-all paftyoulaw apply to ■ "." 'r' Jw J. HtJßsr & co., ' :..• " -i.lv/ i ■ i-'.v , Agents, Auckland. ■r ■■ : i.:<* i ! : \ ... , H^Ah SHORE EERBT: mIEBmBLToi T^B P.S. J_ - V; cfSNTERPBISE No. I. 1 -. -NoiSbre. '' From Auckland. 1 8.45 „ 9.J » ■ : „ 11>0 » 11.30 " 12.0 noon • 12.45 p.m. . 1.10 p.m. ion 2.0 „ 2.30 „ 8.0 ~ 3.30 „ | 4.JJ »• 4.45 „ I 5-16 » ~~The Steamor leaves the new "Wharf at 9.25, the firetboat from North Shore is at 9.30 a.m., from ***£$**£& ALTBBATION OF TIME TABLE. THE P.B. DEVONPOET' will, in future, leave the Queen-etreet "Wharf at 9.16 am. instead of 9.30 a.m., and the Devonport Wharf at 9.45 a.m. instead of 10 o'clock a.m., as hitherto. UNITED STATES DINING ROOMS, 28, QUEEN-STEEET, AUCKLAND. TEA, COFFEE, CHOPS, AND STEAKS always ready. DINNEB from 12 to 3 o'clock. "BOARD AND EESIDENCE—£I peb week. A Night Porter kept for the convenience of those arriving by late vessels. A Smoke-room for Boarders, &c. A. BYEES, PBOPBIETOE. PLYING SOUD BININGJROOMS. mHE Proprietor kaving made ais fortune X selling crockery in Turkey, lives now only to try and get as many friends around him m his old age as possible. No blowing. j He means to give them a good Breakfast for 6d- , A splendid Dinner, consisting of every des cription Soups, Boast arid Boiled Meats, Pies, Puddings, and Pastry, for 6d. , tliS A good Tea, 6d. ;.,, Beds, Is.; Note the addres*.—Four doors from Copland's Thames Hotel, Queen-street. ; , -'—■■■ '. i ' ■ ' . ' vv" '.'■'■■■■ «■ I Q. C. E. ! $ H 0 R T L A N D - S T BEET. rSILLIAEDS. BILLIARDS. BILLIAEDS. WILLIAM MILL, BEGS to draw the attention of his friends and the publio generally to the new Billiard Table imported by him, which has been placed in position, and is now ready for Ihe best Wines and Spirits, and Hancock's 'Sparkling Ale always on band.



SELLING OFF ! GREAT REDUCTION B O O T S. T. ELLISON^ 78, Queen-street, j Has Just Received a Large Shipment of Boots and Shoes^ to suit the Season, ex late arrivals, ; ~ : ... Consisting .of ''■. LADIES' KID IJOOTB, variotts patterns Ladies' Felt Slipper* | L^di^lS^Sikli 'Supers, fur fcound, ajjd elaatio fronta Ladies' Patent .St. Orispan Shoes, elastic !•■•:-. fronts Ladies' White Satin Boots, from 6s 6d i ■ - per pair . : . Ladies' and Children's Goloshes Children's Boots, of all descriptions Men's Elastic Boots, 9s per pair, wo^th IBs per pair ': • r Men's Half Wellingtons, 8s 6d per p^ir, worth 14s per pair . Cork Seeks, &c. ...'..'.■ '• ' I ' The above, together with the whole of fhe 'Stock, will be sold off at enormously low prices, on account of retiring from brieiness. • Tho •'■ ■■': \: ' ■■'' ■■ ■■' h'.'.j pubUc will do well to give a : call atid |eet the facts. , l -.! i , T. ELLISdI, .■:-$ M'■ ' -■■■■-■ ■;■> v'-j". ,-.MKr, ,i I ■:• .: [■'''■ 'y:':' ' [■'■' '■•] yi '■ir- . j '•'■] '> BOOTMAKER, :;; ■ : ;■'•:■: "■■::': (:,,;■ 78' 9 Queen-stbeetJ1;;;1 N. B.—All descriptions of Boots , l,\ i. .■:..: : - ; ,r!;,.. made to order at equally low rates. , • ill .lii .v, vi y.Oi.f-Sij.Xils ail L



'■ '.. ~..'0F '•■-■::,-;,';"".,| f '- DRAPERY I CLOTBIK. The Winter Season being nearly expired,.find having^LAEGE STOCK of DBAPEftY and CLOTHING on hand, and :re|eiving . advices' of EXTENSIVE SHIPMENTS from England of SUMMER! GOODS, we beg to apprise the inhabitants of Auckland that we will hold.a|V h ■■■■■-:■,. „.' ! OUR ENTIRE ST§OK, When every article will be sold <^ LESS THAN ENGLISHf COST. , We prefer adopting this course to holding goods until:jiext season. , n .j It will be a decided advantage to the inhabitants of Ajifcldand to inspect the Goods, and secure some of the GEEAT BAEGAINS >we are offering in CALICOES, SHEETINGS, DEESS GOODS, DAMASKS, TABLE CLOTHS, TOWELLINGS, BLACK and COLOUEED SILKS, HOSIERY, HABEEDASHEET, FANCY GOODS, MILLINERY^'1; SHAWLS, and MANTLES. -W /■ • . Every article in MEN'S and BOYS' CLOTHING ier;| ''\ . ; ; ; MAEKED AT jENGLISHt QQsf The Sale will commence this day ."(SATUEDAY,) the |th August, on our premises, Queen-street, and will continue for three'weeks. 1- -i... Jy COSGR A VE# Co; NEIL CAMPBELL, TIIIOR INB CLOTHIER, QUEENSTEEET (OPPOSITE THE MARKET RESERVE), BEGS to announce to the public that he has received a SUPERIOR STOCK of WINTER TWEEDS, and can executo all orders entrusted to him at prices that will defy competition. . „• s : ' : .•.■■•'■•' : j ~,,,-%• THE "FLEXTJRA," ■ ■V.:.;;:^;■■;:;;..-..ijC:-;, 11". "ox .'~ ,'/■ '/..vJ;, ~;!:, "'::.:;! '%::.r-\:£^attißQ waist boot. :X ;^:' /:::T.'\-;'^.v;:'W a !A: -T- =S' N"--:'::-'' v '!:.;■ TS the original Inaker of the Spring Waist Boot. By a Bteel spring being ■1- inserted in the waist of the boot it causes it to fit more cloßely to the hollow of the foot, thus giving an elegant appearance and symmetrical form to the foot. The " Mexura"'improves .the shape of the instep and gives increased comfqrt'to the wearer. It is, iherefore, .highly recommended both to Ladies and Gelitlem^li, young and old, but especially to those who constantly run their boots over on one side. The '! Elexura" never loses its original shape. Observe the'bontrast— • ■ ■•; '(!:'•• ' ■■■; i: ■-■ ■ i::i' . tsfrr.) ~~: ■ '■■■':', - ■ ".]' '";■'. . ,!.. ;_.■. •• • -i-/ r - , The ordinary Boot j The .Flexura Boot ' '•. ;''~t^- ■■■■ .'■ half worn. half worn. . A Large Assortment of English and Colonial Boots ~;,,,, always on hand. *#* Wholesale, orders promptly attended to. Repairs neatly executed. ■«wTOFi<M» SaORTLAND-STEEET, tiiu 'uoihm^ll th . Auckland.



COOMBES' I GALATEA JACKETS. j i COOMBES' " PAGET COATS. COOMBES' WATEBPEOOF COATS. COOMBES' HAEFOBD COATS. oia d« •.■:: : ' ■ '•'■' ■• ii ii'i n h ,;.'■■•; ■.';-•' ~.,.■ COOMBES' '■*A*n ■"':, V/! ";"■; " i, SHIRTS. j ■■' ■ I--;:/// •■ '• ■■-, yliai- -.: , .... j COOMBES' I I "■'■ ; ■' .' ■ •■ ■■! ■ . • ■:;.'■ • . . ! ■..'•. ;. .'. .•' ■• i AUCKLAND-MAD^! , . ; ; 'ii '■ ' j ■ i ; ~ i GARMENTS MADE TOMEASUI^ A FI T GIJAB AN T BED. SAMUEL COOMBES :"' ;■ !: ; ' i: ■ 'if.!. . ,'■■;.] ij '. •■"'■: ■ id* "; c< 'I "! ■ ::: )'. ;i jj;:[j :', l\ , ( j .. , .:; '•,, . '.' . ;;,., ~ „ ~, „ . , ...,,, ; . , ;| |.',., ' '''". ' '■'• '■■-' '•• ;>J o:<n ".;o H{_i:i ■'. ,- _', ■, . ■ .(LATEOpO)iBES&iI'ttBtNST,ONB)| . ■ aoiiikiir. '~ I ■ , -.'\ '.' '' ]"'.'?} ''■'• '' ' i 80, QTJEEN-STEIiETjAtrCZLAND.



;j, no,ti cc. mHE Undersigned has secured convenient JL offices at the Instjbanoe Compass's Buudings, where his business as SHARE BROKER and LAND AGENT will be con ducted in future. , With a view to facilitate business, and also fpr the purpose of securing reliable informa tion, he has appointed Mr. W. Buttle as his $ole Agent at the Thames: Office, Albert rtreet, opposite Bank of Zealand, Grahams- JOSEPH NEWMAN, Share Broker and. Land Agent, Insurance Buildings, Auckland. RICHARD GABLICK, CJHAREBROKER AND ACCOUNTANT, j 21, ISSUBANqB BUIIDINGS, Queen-street. /"\N SALE— -YTT ANTED— Caledonians Thames Thames . Caledonians Cures Tookeys (Moanatairi) Unions Alburnias. Just-in-Tunes Otagos. I. PHILLIPS, Sharebroker. No. 10, Insurance Buildings. ■ ■VTTANTED—BANE, GAS, and INSU RANCE SHARES, and the highest price given; .also, Mining Shares. —Stevens & Son, Queen-street. WANTED — The following GOLD MINING SHARES:- | Caledonian Thames Tookey Otago. New Zealand Bank Shares Gas Shares, &c, &c. J. M. LEN NOX (LATE OF HIGH-STREET), 37, QTJBB;N-3 TRB ET, Next to Insurance Buildings. WANTED —Bank of New Zealand SHARES. ; . , . MINING. ;, . ■ Belfaste I ~!-, Caledonians Inverness ■ '~ Long Drives Nompareils Thames Tookey's Young American MARTIN SHOLL, . j Queen-street. ■AT INING STOCK. Btoehs. Seliees. Central Italy Otago : Golden Calf Excelsior Cure Moanatairi Union Inverness Just-in-Time Junction Alburnia Nonpareil Eureka Hill Thames Long Drive Caledonian. Whau. GEO. SLATER, . Stock and Sharebroker. London & Lancashire Insurance Co.'s Office, 63, Queen-street. ■;- q. v c. ,■ j; RES T,SUvBi A,NI SHORTLAND-STREET. TjKEAKFAST Bto.jWta.mJ D, Dinner (five courses) 12 to 3.30 p;.m.. Tea...' ... ' ... ... 6to 7 p.m.' • ALL MEALS, Is. '. ; « W. WALKER, U esgeos - R. ROAOHE, j^ 860"-, BOARD AND RESIDENCE. j : J RUSSELL'S Private Boarding Estab . ' lishment, Upper Queen-street, is pow removed to the centre of the town fort con enience of old friends (to Cobnrg-stijeety Barrack Hill, above the Theatre Royal, Queers street; between Victoria and Wellesley-street: East) latterly occupied by Mr. G. L. Ridings,; known as: Albertlarid House) ; the premises being'extensive, newly papered, paintedj land fitted up in a :superior manner, -with'-feyery 'comfort for visitors, having private .parlours for families. The situation is healthy,: being in town and countryi from its high situation* Reduced terms for Permanent Boarders, and Day Boarders moderate,' ■' ' ; ' ! "5 NOTICE OF HEMOyAI,.. I ATTTTUAL MINING INVESTMENT COM PANY (LIMITED). THE Office of the above Company will, on and after rBIDAI, next, the illth Auguit»*e;BEMOVßD to No. 26, Shortlaud ••treat viwjja^j ■■ ~ .;:.-* biot) j ■



.NEW' ZE^BA^.7-^||Ak t)r , COFFEE,-iSlS|glil j (ESTABLISHEDIS^ir'-i^JAK B. STEPHHS; tyffiM^tffiß ; | HATE ON iSSSffi^Siofi FO.R;:?^^'. /f<offees— Raw .anditoosled) .Pl&WM&Jumm. \U Native, in bond and duty paidiji/ i .«Mtf Coffee, packed in llb,;:;21b., 41b;/ m,17^'' : 121b., 141b., 2816., and 501 b.tins, *$£ «.."// " Peppers, Black" and .White, whole jot groiinctriir ii" * Peppers, packed in fib. tins and'u'pwarcls > J■'■" '"'/l Peppers, Cayenne, loz.,cruets ,and bulk Mustard, J Co,lemanJ«"iib..llb. «md 71b. tins Curry Powder, Mortoh's,Clrosse and Black well's and JBengal.ib' Jib., a&d llb/t»ota«S! '"»•"! Chocolate and Cocoa, Fry's, Taylors'i^a'BjipHJoll Chdoolate, French, lib. packets ' f'wwwfitiiaT Arrowroot, llb/'aiid tins '.- «w«"««o«M Nutmeg, whole orJground, in tink or bulk « '""'■* Ginger, „ t , ' „' •■<« •- -0 Carraway, „ ' „__ ~ „ -? i«»a^ Cinnamon,,, „. , .„, . „ _:^ iCx#i;Bpices, in loz. packets, plain .aadSiiiM" ' .' r '' '':' '.' 7 ":" "' '" ' r SRPfI oiked Spice; in tins,' assorted sizes' \^ Wi. '"''a^ > : Essence of Lemon and Assorted EsseneW'"'', '' ' Ground Rice, in tinfoil paokebi/"'":, " I<! l.x * Chicory, Barry's, Lame s, and Oblonial. '; ' - i '.' ■'". '' ■ , ■'' ;' -• ■ : ■ : '• .S'ljjnrfomj - D. ■ STEPEtENSbK". &,. ftfe^X^ ; WHOLESALE COFFEE & SPICE MBftil '; 'CHANTS. T'llo^tt * WrHDHAM-STEEKT, kVCKLhXBi} , •' . ■' ,ii-'.';uioO hii •;.-! i 'JUST-' A^&W'Mwpi PROM EORbTO^GtA; 'i ABAKGBS! 0 E'INGM ! EX 'PRINCE ALIBEDI' ;;££. LEMONS" m'^U-L CITRONS ■-: l^lLi ' ■'-■[ ; QUINGES: inbi'fiS MA3TOAKINS' «vi ' AND,,.PER ' MOA,' ;; ,,°'J ■~, A SUPERIOR SHIPMENT ' OB l west Mipr AT MfkxivAjua U.S.N.Z.. AND A. FEITIT fiEPO^; .QUTSEN-STREE^-:-'i: : . ; I. Opposite the''Bank bY Nbw'..Zi&uxd, • ,i:oely?; AND ,AT THfl' : .:'i -i i" " FIJIAN HOUSE, WHARF. ' ' che&ey' sauce (Prepared from New Zealand Fruits), < rnHE most wholesome and appetising:condi- X ■■,"•: r;i ; ment made. " ■ ■ ; -II !' •;/. &:,l ll,vt' . .NEAL'S" CAPTJAI3ST . WHITE'S, ;„' \ ORIENTAL (Prepared with Pure Vinegar),. ;. Sold at all respectabie Grocers; wholesale by _- b. tones. &;g'6!." • l; ll Top op Shobtiand-stebet. ,;, ARTIEICIAL^JBTH, FRQM Bs. IN a'p'pearanJe and'in Use, teetK fori eating ~ and Bpeaking are precisely £he same as our own natur,al|teeth, ease a.nd comfort/most apparent, while mastication appears completely providedfor. ■ ■••'■■*■ ■■'■'■•!■!■■ ;lf. LJ:*T TAiNLESS :iI!kBTH EXTRACTION. i aiote the A9clves!,,rTop,o^ShprfcJan(i-street. UcpiiL's whiWt iiitLiig. —7* —^ ±~: OCC ID E N-T Al/ H O^T EL, ,'i .i;; ;.i i ,>-.;, V-tTLOAN;I»AN'E. i C^AFB opqn feoin vine o'clock a.m. until Amook & Co.'b Table.- | HDrVAßir^;fS^ S'