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NOVEL IMPOSTS ?3<>M AHEEIOA. On Maj 22, a remarkable parij aye are coption at Willis's Rooms to a select compn^/ consisting of some of the most eminent mem bers of the medical profession and a few

representatives of the press. After the com pany had waited for sorr.o time, the party who had invited them entered the room, and proved to consist of three or four individuals, for opinions differed as to the correct number. First came Miss Anna H. Swan, the American giantess, who is 7 feet in height, and is stated to weigh 413 lbs. She leaned on the arm of Captain Monten Van Buren Bates, formerly of the Confederate array, in whose ranks he had fought in Bix engagements, and had won successively his commissions as lieu tenant and captain. The captain stands about seven feet in height, and his " fighting weight" is 478 lbs. He is twenty-three years of age, and is from the fertile State of Kentucky. In a hand-to-hsnd encounter he must have been a formidable foe, though how so large a mark escaped the bullets flying in the six engage' ments must remain a mystery. Following this great pair came the smaller body, or bodies, which formed the greatest marvel of the party. It appears that the custom is to speak of it in the singular number, but, as before observed, the number seems to be a question open for discussion. Its appearance is that of two young ladies placed back to back, and closely strapped together round their waists. Two heads, four arms, and four legs are to be seen Noving in mysterious union. This wonderful phenomenon was born in North Carolina about nineteen years ago, of slave parents (mulattos), and the proprietor at once took the double child into his own house, where every care was bestowed on it, and where Millie Christine, as she is called, received in due time a good education. The two heads sing together or separately, and in tunes which are clearly distinguisable the one from the other. They can also sustain conversa tions together or separately, as was abundantly proved by their visitors. The feet also move in unison, and Miss Millie Christine can walk on two legs, if so minded, but usually employs the four; if one foot or leg be touched, this will be known at once by both heads, but such is not the case with regard to the arms, shoulders, or any part above the point of union, which is at the loins. Here the two spinul cords unite into one, and although the development is dual above this place, there being two hearts, two pair of lungs, and two stomachs, below the waist thero is but one set of organs. The double spine terminates in one pelvis, whioh is formed with double sockets for the lower limbs. One pair of lower limbs and one pair of arms are perceptibly more robust than the others, but there is very little difference in any respect between the two portions of this double body. Each face has a decided individuality in its aspect, and it is stated that the two brains give at tines evidence of different shades of opinion. Indeed, it is said that when under eight years of uge one head has shown a wish to move the body in a direction opposite to that desired by the other ; but no opposition of will has been shown since about that period of life. Both bodies eat, drink, or sleep at the same time, and each evinces a cheerful, and, it is said, a happy disposition. The fullest oppor tunity was afforded to the medical gentlemen present of satisfying themselves as to this re markable phenomenon, and Miss Millie Christine obliged the company by singing songs and duets, and by dancing, showing clearly that there was no want ef full powers either in her limbs or her voice. Although she speiiks of herself in the singular number, and is so spoken of by all those about her, it appears somewhat difficult to think of her otherwise than as two individuals. Captain Bates and Miss Swan were married on the 21st June, the two-headed girl being present at the ceremony.

A VISIT TO PERE-LA-CHAISE.

In Pere-la-Chaiso (says, a correspondent of the Daily News) there are plentiful evidences of Communist occupation.. Nobody need be at a loss ever to tell where Frenchmen have encamped. Nationals or regulars, they dis play a remarkable unanimity in the creation of dirt and filth. The resting-places of the dead arc defiled extensively. Bivouac fires have been fed with the wreaths of pious sor row, and the trappings of woe have been torn down to make al fresco beds -wherewithal. But there has been no.gre.at amount of fighting in the cemetery. There is one infallible index to close fighting —the dents of bullets ; and of these there are not many in Pere-la-Chuise. Uere and there is a kepi, or a boot, or a knap- Back, or a corpse. Shells have fallen freely, but indiscriminately, in the cemetery. Most of the monuments are of soft stone, and the shells huve ruined them terribly. Some of the monuments, I cannot help thinking, must have been used by the Federalists as ammuni tion depots, arid blown up either by them or by the Versailles shells. The result not un frequently is yery ghastly. Coffins have been broken in, and the decomposing remains spattered against the walls of the vaults. But the si<'ht of Pere-la-Chaise in gbnstliness is reserved to the last. We make the circuit and come down on the south-eastern corn-r. Uere close by the boundary wall, is a natural hollow. It is full of dead.. You may measure the- dead, not by the head, but by the yard and rood. There they lie in a. double tier on the gruss, powdered over with a coating oi chloride of lime—a hundred and fifty of them patent to the eye, besides what have been hidden by the earth which the grave-diggers havefluug upon them. Among the dead are many women. There thrown up in th« sunlight is a wcll-iouiidecUrm With a ring on tiio finger ; there is a bust shapely in death ; and there are faces which make one sick to look upon, acBS distorted out of humanity with ferocity and iigonv combined. What.a strange variety of distortion, too, in the positions ! That man uillet have had a bullet through t:o spine, he g6O bt-nt, in tetanus. Anothoi —ho is a boy, and his fac is beautiful in death bis been of % nature whin my pen cannot designate* The gasfcly elleet of iho dusky white powder ing on their dulled eyes, the gmwhed teeth, and the b>avd«, cannot bo described, and no c i.oride of lime can quell the tnint of ;ieath that arises out of this charnel-pit, recalling to me olfactory memories of Gravelotte nncl Sedan, llow, then, died these men and women "J^VVere they carted there dead, and laid out ijjithis ghastly lying-in-state in this deud-holb of the I'ere-ln-Ohaise P Not so; the hole has been re, le- i-hed from a quarter much nearer at hand. There is the feeder quite close by. You require no playbill to guide you to this act of the tragedy. They took—where I know nut but they pasted them up against this pock-pitted wall close by the dead-holi* hero, and they shot them as they stood or crouched. You cannot fail in your discernment, for the wall is clotted with gore and brains ainona the bullet holes, and there are lumps and" gouts of dried blood in the tangled grass at the wall foot. There was another shooting match across the road, on thu edge of the quarry. Here there was a hole dug, about knee deep, to hold the people •while they were being shot. The sun's rays have not got to thei bottom of thiß trough ytt, and the blood is yet wet there; all around are gouti. Sonie.coi-pstß must haye been distai

bo welled before they were dragged across into the corner. Let me leave the blood-stained spot, with the summary that grass, earth, stones, and clay are smeared in universal blood i but they will not cover up the corpses on which the crowds of visitors are looking down in horror. No! Graves are scarce, and so is willing labor. There are more to come, and so these lie and fester in the sunlight under their coat-ing of chloride of lime till another tier covers them, and the place is ripe for being cor red with the soil.

THE EVENING STAB, AUCKLAND, FRIDAY, AUGUST 18, 1871.



Azr%n T7IOB LONDON Jj DIRECT. •agSSgzfeKP The Fast-sailing Clipper.Ship •EXCELSIOR,' OS2 tons register, Al at Lloyds', Captain James Lees, having a great portion of her cargo already engaged, will meet with quick despatch. rf . Will take cabin pas engers. BROWN, CAMPBELL AND CO., Agents. 24th July, 1871. T> SINCE OF WALES THEATRE, Lessee Mr. B. N. Jones. ANOTHER CROWDED HOUSE. GRAND FASHIONABLE NIGHT. THIS (FRIDAY) EVENING, August 18, 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 aiuhor of the " Flying Scud " and " After Dark," entitled, FORMOSA; or, THE RAILROAD TO RUIN I Written by Dios Boitcicault. Major Jorum (his original character) Mr. Hoskins. Jenny (her original character) Mis 3F. Colville. Engagement and Fifth Appearance of Mrs. WALTER HILL, who will appear as Nelly Saundkks. Scenery by Frank Vauley. Act 1 : Oxford—The Bell Rings.—Act 2:—Entranco to Hyde Park—Formosa's Villa at Fulham.—Act 3 : The RedDangerSi-'nal -Boudoir in Formosa's Villa.— Act 4 : Barnes Bridge on the Thames—The Oxford and Cambridge Boat Race. E3T H.R H. the Prince of Wales, attended by Major Teasdale, and a numerous suite, visited Drury Lane Theatre, on Saturday Evening, to Witness the new Drama of " Formosa." The house was crowded in every part. - Court Circular, August 2.'! rd. In consequence of the length of this great Drama, it will constitute the evening's amusement. Fit, la. ; Dress Circle Chairs, 3a.; Stalls 25.; fi ITT HAL L. \J AMEEICAN EXCELSIOE MINSTRELS. LAST NIGHT OF OUR NEW PROGRAMME: A GREAT SUCCESS. Each new act received with vivas of applause. Clog Medley, "She's Only Seventeen;" Hie Challenge Dance, " Demon of the Woods," " Dancing on the Brnin," and the new and beautiful Ballads in the First Part, making in all an entertainment not to be equalled in tho Australia:). " Shoo Fly Don't Bodder Mo." " SHOO FLY DON'T BODDER ME." Seats can be secured at Mr. Cucksey's Music Store. Front .-eats, 3s: Back Seats, 23. Doors open at 7.30; to commence at 8 o'clock sharp. Ladies' Cloak Room, with female attendant. Carriages may bo ordered for ten o'clock. H. KELLY, Manager. CALEDONIAN GOLD MINING \J COMPANY (REGISTERED). The TRANSFER BOOKS will be CLOSED on SA TURDAY, August l'Hh, 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 OOM JL PANY (LIMITED). The TRANSFER BOOKS will be CLOSED atl p.m. on SATURDAY, and remain clo;ed till 10 a.m. on FRIDAY, 25th instant, when a DIVIDEND will be payable at the Company's ollice. ROBT. SOMMERVILLE, Secretary. Auckland, 16th August, 1871 ---i^ALEDONIArvT GOLD MINING \J COMPANY (REGISTERED). The Annual General Meeting of Shareholders will be held in the Upper Room of the Exchange News Rooms, on MONDAY, the 28th day of August idem, at 11 o'clock in the forenoon. CHARLES TOTHILL, Legal Manager. Auckland, August 17, 1871. LONG DRIVE GOLD MINING COMPANY (REGISTERED). The Annual General MEETING of Shareholders will be held at the Company's Office, Shortland street, on THURSDAY, August 24th, at 2 p.m. CHARLES TOTHILL, Legal Manager. Auckland, August 17,1871. TO BEICKLAYERS and IKON 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. Macky, Queen street. Tenders to be sent in by noon on Thursday, 24th inst. August 17,1871. OAKNELL DISTRICT BOAED. TO STONE BREAKERS, &o. TENDERS wiU be received until NOON of SATURDAY, the 19th instant, for 100 yards of Broken Road Metal. Specification at my office, Insurance Building, Queen-street. RICHARD KEALS, Architect. JTONSON GAELICK'S SHAE , , 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 ollice. J. TONSON GAPJIOK, Sharebroker. Shortland-street, Auckland, August 7tu 1871.



,-tJk f\VERLAND EOUTE stt^|*f?Pc^S. W TO ENGLAND. asaa^r.-.r^aa THE UNITED STATES , new ZEALAND, AND AUSTRALIA MAIL STEAM SHIP LINE. FOR HONOLULU, SAN FRANCISCO, NEW YORK, AJS'D LIVERPOOL. Onder Contract -with the New Zevland Government For a Four-weekly Mail Service. The magnificent steamship 'NEVADA,' 2,14-3 Tons Register, .1. H. Bletiiex, 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 & MACFARLANE. iTK^k. T>E(HTLAR MONTll g^^^^^v it LV STEAM COMMUNICA THr!?fMvfXv>TION BETWEEN AUCKLAND, rfejpSj^EJMgg^ SYDNEY AND MELBOURNE. The Magnificent s. s. • H E R O ,' Captain Looan, may be expected here about the 11th September, and will leave attain for Sydney and Mel bourne four flays after arrival. For freight or passage apply to CRUTCKSHANK, SMART & CO., Agents, Auckland; Or, to R. S. LEDGER, Agent, Grahainstown. tligh-street, Auckland, August 14,1871. Kb*dh>v Q TEAM TO SYDNEY. i^™HMr^V^^ 1110 fastan(i Powerfulss ■HwnnfiftMCr <LORD ASHLEY' on or about SATURDAY, 20th instant. For freight or passage, apply to HENDERSON & MACFARLANE. -•KAj^ TT 0R SYDNEY AND '||[||||c|SC^ MELBOURNE. Transhipping to any Port in the Australian Colonies, by the A.S.N. Company's Steamers. The A.S.N. Co.'s s.s. 'JAMBS PATEESON,' C. E. Sanders, Commander, will leave AUCKLAND for the above ports on or about the -26th instant. For freight or passage, apply to H. M. JERVIS. Agent. rK jo*. QTEAM BETWEEN ffi|jS|^£|gV O AUCKLAND AND THAMES «KO¥AL ALFRED' will sail as under: — Fkom Auckland to Grahajistotvn. TO-MORROW (Saturday), August 19, i o'clock after n°°n EDGAR "W. "WALKER, Agent. -K.^ QTBAM TO THt fw^cl^S. " THAMES. i)t^^P£er TIM B T ABLE. The p.s. f aoLDBN CEOWN ' will sail as under :— From ?Atjckland. Saturday, 19th August, at 10 o'clock morning From Grattamstown. j Friday, 18th August, at 6 o'clock evening ] From Tararu. Saturday, 19th August, at 8 o'clock afternoon aa a/, J. 8. MACFARLANE, . Agent. ~^TT7 "DEG-TJLAE STEAM •eija^iSv XV COMMUNICATION WITH i^^^^£^.THE BAY OF ISLANDS. The p.s. •DUKE OF EDINBURGH' will leave as follows :— From Auckland to Rttssell. EVERY THURSDAY AFTERNOON, at 4 o'clock- From Russell to Auckland. EVERY SATURDAY AFTERNOON, at 1 o'clock. For all particulars apply to EDGAR W. WALKER,-Agent No. 8, Insurance Buildings, Auckland; A. VILCOQ, Agent, Russell; Or> t0 l. c. GOFFE, Agent, "ft altangl. j-TiTL TT^OR LBVUKA, 'T^^Kk X? fiji. Mf|w The Fast and Favourite Schooner I***«**? «MEELIN,' Captain Yates, will sail TO-MORKOW (Saturday) M-i^NIAO, the 18tk instant. For freight or passage apply to TTrl _ rtT M. XSILOuL, August 18,1871. A«ent.



JEWELLERY ! JEWE L L EEY!!! JEWELLERY!! Mi, BECK, QUEEN-STREET, TpvESIRESj to inform his friends and the public that he has the i^i^l CHOICEST AND BEST-SELECTED STOCK, comprising—£ GOLD WATCHES. GOLD ALBEETS AND GUAEDS. GOLD BEOOCHES, latest] designs. GOLD EAERINGS. GOLD STUDS.^ GOLD LOCKETS GOLD EINGS. GOLD PENCIL CASES. GOLD ? BRACELETS. / Z GOLD .HLPnsny* GOLDJB . GOLD NECKLETS.] GOLD CHARMS. ] GOLD CEOSSES.^I GOLD SLEEVE-LINKS. SILVER WATCHES, j, SILVER ,£ A.LBERTS ANB GUAEDS. SILVER ; CUPS, larg' [assortment. SILVER BROOCHES.^ SILVER1, EAREINGS.j SILVER LOCKETS. SILVER PENCIL CASES. silver: i CROSSES, £ SILVER FRUIT KNIVES. JET BEOOCHES & EAEEINGS &c, &c, &o. E. B E C E, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL JEWELLEE, 8 198, QUEEN-STREET, AUCKLAND. ..I



THE SEA DOG! THE SEA DOG ! COME AND SEE THE WONDERFUL ANIMAL /^AUGHT at the Manukau Heads. To be exhibited at the CIRCUS PAVILLION TO MORROW AFTERNOON, from 2 to 5 p.n.i, and in the EVENING from 7 to 10 p.m. Admission, Is ; Children, 6d. mo MARKET GARDENERS.— i WANTED—A regular supply of Vegetables.— Apply to Mr. Riordan, Manager Exchange Restau rant, New Zealand Insurance Co.'s Buildings. WANTED— A young person as House keeper.—Apply Stab office. WANTED— By a Man of Sterling Char acter, a situation as Assistant Clerk or Manager of a Store in the Country. Security if equired. —Address L. L., Stab office. WANTED TO PURCHASE—A Large HearyDUCK GUN.—Apply to Stab office. WANTED— A 'few Good NEEDLE WOMJSN.—AppIy, at ouce, at the French, Shirt, Mantle, and Clothing Manu factory, Mount-street. 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. . WANTED— A BARM AID.--Apply immediately, between the hours of 9 and 10 o'clock in the morning, to Mr. ilENZifis, Victoria Hotel, Victoria-street. WANTKD— A Housomaid, also a Cook.— Apply to Mrs. Edwabd I3AACS, Eden es cent, Official Bay. WANTED TO PURCHASE—A COT TAGE PIANO. — Apply to H Niccca. WANTED —By an Industrious Man, a SITUATION in a Store ; good refer ence. —Apply Star office. WANTED— A SITUATION as Governess in a small family.—Address, " C.V.,' Stab office. WANTED— 100 Bona Fide Travellers, to become Lodgers every Saturday night, to drink Beer all day on Sunday, Dunrille's Whiskey not excepted, at the Oriental Hotel. \ it ONEY to Lend on Mining Shares.—Ap iV'JL P'y to **■• *"• Stetbns, SbarebroUer, CJueen-streot. Q"~UEEX-STKEET COAL AND FIREWOOD YARD. J. LAMB is prepared to deliver COAL and FIRE WOoU cut or uncut, in large or small quantities, at the LOWEST RATES. Orders left at the yard opposite the Primitive Methodist Chapel, will have prompt attention. TTTOIt SALE—The STOCK and BUSINESS Jj of the BLUB POST DINING ROOMS, Victoria-street Eaßt. —Apply to the Proprietor, or to OoHMsraAOo., BaildeM, Estate Agents, &c., 57 and 61, Queea-»fcreet, Auckland.



68, • .. HALF PRICE. . .. ' i '.■■.■:..: •>■■



Auction Sales. TO-MORROW.; NOON". C. ARTHUR AND SON Will hold their usual auction for the sale of— POULTRY, PRODUCE, GEO CERIE3, FURNITURE, etc. SATURDAY, AUGUST 19. AT THE COKNER MART, QUEEN STREET. At Twelve o'Clock Noon. A GOOD COTTAGE PIANO, nearly new. Also, 1 Henry Weed and Co.'s Sewing Machine, com plete, best quality. The subscriber has peremptory instructions to sell the above. GEORGE SIBBIN, Auctioneer. '; MONDAY, AUGUST 21. E. & H. ISAACS v. FREEDMAN. IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF AUCK LAND, HOLDEN AT AUCKLAND. To be sold by virtue of Warrant of the above Court, at the Manukau, on Monday, the 21st inst., at 11 a.m. Bharp, ABOUT One-eighth of an Acre of LAND, with substantial Store thareon ; ease to run about 12 years. Also, Stores, etc. Terms, strictly cash at the fall of the hammer. THURSDAY, AUGUST 24. AMEEICAN MEKCHANDISE. PORTION OF THE CARGO OF THE 'EAST LOTHIAN,' FROM NEW YORK. iffiJjLFOR UNRESERVED AUCTION ALE. " UNDER INSTRUCTIONS FROM MESSRS. R. WALKER & CO. gL, D. NATHAN & CO. Have"received instructions to sell by auction, at their Stores, Shortland-street, on Thursday, August 24, at 11 o'clock, THE following portions of the Cargo of the ' East Lothian," just arrived from New York:— WOOD WARE.' „ " fe^ ggf 20 nests Flour Pails J ' 25 nests Painted Tubs 60 dozen Pails 3 crates Churns SO boxes Clothes Pins ■ |3 cases Brooms] ' 3 cases Axe Handles ', :%i cases Pails.) ■„ > ",- V: ' LAMPWARE. fc ri cask, assorted. 3 TOBACCO. 30 half-boxes A. B. Cooper's tens : , ■ .' 25 thfee-<iuarter boxes Oloroso tens L IS boxes Ragland's tens.j ITSUNDRIES. 25 mats Dates &■£s 100 cases Lobsters . > ■ ' 3 ' '' 3 cases Oysters 25 barrels Apples : 100 boxe3 Raisins' ' , ) ! | ■ ' ■ i lease Pills 6 cases Turpentines! 15 nests Baskets 40 cases Clocks 42 boxes Bathbricks 20 kegs Nailsg 18 cases Axle Grease 2 cases Varnish E &<!•» &c, * &c Terms at «ale. KifeWEDNESDAy, AUGUST 30. POSTPONEMENT OP SALE. The Sale of the Valuable TOWN and COUNTRY PROPERTIES (To Close Partnership Accounts) is POSTPONED till WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 30. Catalogues and Plans will be ready on Monday. ; SAMUEL COOHRANB & SON, * ' Auctioneers.



Auction Sales. TUESDAY, AUGUST 22. pATALOGUE op CHOICE NEW JEWELLERY (JUST UNPACKED FEOM LONDON) For positive unreserved sale by auction, at the Rooms, Fort-street, on above date, at 11 o'clock. Lot. I—4 Gold Scarf Ptaa 2-4 ditto 3—S ditto 4-5 ditto 5—5 ditto 0-5 ditto 7—5 ditto 8-5 ditto 9-5 ditto 10—1 ditto , J . 11—4 ditto 12-2 ditto 13—1 ditto 14—1 set Gold Studs 15—1 ditto 16—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 20—1 Bright Gold Albert and Key 27—1- ditto 28—1 ditto 29-1 ditto 30 -1 ditto 31—1 ditto 32 -2 Triangle Stone 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 100 40—2 Gold Signet Kings 41-4 ditto 42—3 ditto 43—3 Gold Signet Rings, " Heads" 44-3 Ladies' Kings 45—1 Ladies' Ring, pearls and torquoise 46—1 ditto 4 ditto 47-1 ditto, pearl 48—1 ditto, regard 49—1 ditto, diamond 50—1 ditto, - almoadine 01—1 ditto, emerald and pear 52-1 ditto, emeralds and opals g53—3 ditto, emeralds and opals t54- 3 ditto, emeralds and pearls 55—1 ditto, emerald and pearl 56—1 ditto, almondine 57—1 ditto, carbuncle 58—1 ditto, hair 59—1 ditto, turquoise 60—4 sets Gold Studs 61—1 ditto i 62—1 Mourning Brooch !63-l ditto 604-1 ditto 65—1 ditto * ,•. 60—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 Barrings 83-1 ditto 84—1 pair Carbuncle Earrings 85- 1 Gold Locket 86—1 ditto 87-1 ditto SS- 1 ditto 89—1 ditto, corai 90- 1 ditto 91—1 ditto ', '. f92—l ditto, carbuncle L93—l ditto # ' |94—1 ditto i 95—1 ditto . 96—1 ditto, pearl and coral „97 1 ditto, enamel and pearl 98-1 ditto, ditto 99 -1 diito, . ditto 100 -3 Padlock Lockets 101—1 ditto ml 102 1 ditto 103—1 ditto 104--1 ditto i 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 JCey 111^1 Bright Gold Albert Chain and Bar 112—1 Bright Gold Drop Chain and Seal Key 113-1 ditto 114-1 ditto 115—1 ditto • l • 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—Sdittp 134—1 Diamond and Ruby Fly Locket 135-1 ditto ZtuSSa 136-1 ditto; - 137—1 ditto . • 188—1 ditto • * '•■■ 139- 3 Enamel and Pearl Fly Locket*.* 140-1 ditto :* ■■ ' ■ -?W. * Hl—l ditto•■.-■ ■■; ■ I -:V- .■;<■■■' 142-1 ditto 143—1 ditto . 144—1 ditto i 145—3 ditto -"i '; 146—1 Coloured Gold Almondins Lockat 147—1 diUo 148—1 Enamel and Pearl Cross - 149-1 ditto . ■ 160—1 Set Gold Snake.Studs ; t-vi;-;.; ;....'. 151—1 Set Turquoise Studs 152—1 Set Engraved Studs 153—1 Set Turquoise Studs 154—2 Sets Engraved Studs . .;■ 166—1 Set Almondine Studs 156—1 Set Carbuncle and Snake Studs ■ 157—1 Gold Carbuncle Wave Bracelet ' 158—1 ditto , 159-^-1 Chain Necklet with Tly Locket ,„ •) '■' 160-1 Set Coral Necklet and Earrings] 161—1 Necklet, Enamelled and Diamond Locket 162—1 Necklet, Carbuncle Locket ■ ; " •'■ 163—1 Carbuncle Brooch 164—1 Coral Brooch 165—1 Coral Drop Brooch 166—1 Fine Wedgewood Cameo Brooch 167- 1 Carbuncle and Enamelled Brooch 168-1 Coral Brooch 169—1 Ruby and Emerald Locket and Chain 170—1 Garnet and Pearl Locket and Chain ■ ■ The auctioneers would call special attention to the above, being just unpacked from London ; all o superior manufactnte, 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 COCHKANE& SON, Auctioneer*. ■ '- HOTEL! HOTELS HOTEL! TO LET, BY 'TBVPBJj?;-; ■ THE -HIREBNIA JJOTKJV Queen-street Onehunga, with two acres »f superior voloanicvlrtind; Tenders'ttf be sent to Riohabd Sbccombb ' and Son, on or before the 30tli instant Immediate possession given. Th« highest tender not necessarily accepted.