THE MAIL.

THE EXPLOSION IN THE CHAMP DE MAES.

SOME PARTICULARS— SICKENING SCENES. The Paris correspondent of tho London limes, under dato of May 18th, gives the fol lowing particulars of the cartridge factory ex plosion in tho Champ de Mars : —I did not get on to the ground on which the manufactory Lad stood until it was nearly cleared of all the man?V% blackened bodies, or rather scattered per' /. of bodies, with which it was found tliie. / covered; but eye-witnesses tell me that the sight was such as it would be impossible to describe withotit sickening your readers. I must leave them to imagine to themselves the aspect of a place upon which more than a hun dred bodies, blackened by fire and torn to pieces, limb from limb, had been literally show ered down from a great height in the air. I myself saw—or otherwise I confess I should have scarcely believed it—half a body taken down from the roof of one of the tallest houses in the neighborhood, up to which it must have been thrown all the way from theground. But, what struck me most, and what is a less sick ening subject to dwell on, was the marvellous completeness with which the manufactory had not merely been destroyed, but so annihilated that scarcely a trace of it could be seen. One looked about wonderingly in vain trying to discover where it had stood. A few charred beams, a pool or two of moll en lead, again con gealed, endless skeletons of cartridge-hose-, and bore and there heaps of ashes were all that was left of it. Still more remarkable, per haps, was the widespread extent of the destruc tion. As wo walked down a street, nearly half a mile from the manufactory, wc found that scarcely a single window had escaped. The street was thickly paved with broken glass. Nearer, but still several hundred yards off, the roofs of some of the less strongly-built houses had fallen in, and in others huge cracks show ed where even the solid masonry of the walls had given way. A row of houses, within, per haps a hundred yards of the manufactory, has been completely gulled, as far os one can judge from the outside. It was not permitted to enter them, as they were so injured there was no knowing at what moment they might not fall; but, looking through the windows, one could see that scarcely an article of furni ture had been left whole. Each room was a litter of ruins, much like rooms I have seen alter a shell has burst in t hem. Yet, Strang to say, some of tho people in these houses es caped with life. I heard one woman describ ing how she was dressing -when the shock came, and how, though at first thrown on her fice, she was abie to get up at once and rush down- Btairs. There on the ground in front of the bouse she lound some of the bedding that had been thrown out of the window, and was able to cover herself with this until some kind neighbor lent her a petticoat. In her case the ludicrous rather predominated over the terri ble ; but I witnessed many heart-rending scenes, as residents who had happened to be absent when the explosion occurred came up in breath less anxiety to get tidings of their relations or friends.

HORRORS OF THE CAPTURE OF

PARIS,

From the correspondence and foreign papers received, it anpears that the telegraphic dis patches—horrible indeed as were their details —did not sufficiently pourtray the reign of ter ror through which the city passed. Tho red days of '08 were more than excelled in terror, for to the prodigal effusion of blood by tho infuriated Versaillists was added the spectacle of the burning of Paris by the defeated and retreating Communists., Wo extract a few of the most vivid scenes as described by eye witnesses, but no history so terrible as this has been related before during the century. A Paris correspondent, writes on Mny 24th to the London Times : —

At dark I climbed upon the top of tho Hotel Catham, and a sight, such, I trust, us I I never may see again, met my view. The southwest of Paris was a sheet of flame. I began to fear that Mie menaces which we hud scoffed at as idie threats were about to become a terrible reality. From A nteuil to Montrougc the heavens were lit by a series of conflagra tions, which died away in sulphurous smoke, only to burst forth again with a loud report, and spread still further westward. We were at a loss to conceive what couid be on fire Passy seemed smouldering slowly, the real fire being more in the direction of Luxembourgh. It shot up in showers of sparks, revealing a dark ma3S of dome that loomed black against the sky. This we took to be the Pantheon, and rejoiced in tho fact that the river lay between us and the advancing blade of flame. The smoke spread slowly but surely, and some one announced that the Pantheon had caught fire. We saw light shining through the roof, and presently an immense jet of flamo shot straight up into the sky, revealing a form which was at once recognised as the central pavilion of tho Tuilerits. A cry of horror burst from the lips of the people who had as sembled on°the roof at the discovery of the terrible truth, and we gazed fascinated as the flames licked rapidly the mass of buildings, shooting up from time to time in long, forked tongues, accompanied by heavy white clouds of naptha-smelling smoke. Although at so great a distance from the scene of operations, we could hear the roar and the clatter of shivering slates and rafters, while we were so well lit up in our position on the roof that tho bullets began to whistle iv our direction— probably from the linesmen on the Opera House, who took us for members of the Com mune, celebrating our hideous victory. Shells whizzed past us, rattling down in tho neighor ing streets, and we began to feel our situation procarious. By this time tho great pavilion was a mere skeleton of golden light, cut by curved ribs of black, and crowned by a square gallery. It reminded mo somewhat of St. Peter's when illuminate —Sf. Peter's, of course, appearing as a toy in contrast. I continued to stare, scarce daring to believe my eyes, when suddenly there was a vivid light; the pavilion Lad sunk in with a crash, and a stream of sparks flew straight into the heavens, literally with, the starr". Steadily the fire advanced, with a certainty that indicated the presence of petroleum in largo quantities, and, at last, that the ereat collection of the Louvre was to be sacrificed. Fortunately, the pictures of the Italian school are hidden away, but who shall replace the antiquo statues, the Venus of Milo, the Poly by mania, that are destined to be destroyed by the diabolical spite of themadmen •who have been a terror to us for so long. The sight, and the reflections which it engendered, were so awful as to Wind us to the presence of other conflagrations that were springing up along tit t^no. A huge red bar, like a giant furnace^dicated that a large portion of the Quartier St. Germain was being destroyed, while a light in the Palais Royale, and another in the Luxembourg, suggested the idea that all Paris was, indeed, to be destroyed. MASSACRE OF PRISONERS. A writer in the Times thus rofers to the prisoners murdered: A gentleman, whose-word is beyond dispute, told me that he witnessed from an upper window, the storming of the barricade on the boulevard Maleshorbes, and that he saw with his own eyes the rebels lifting the butts of their muskets in token of sur render, which, caused the linesmen to advance across the barricade. No sooner did they ap proach within a few paces, than the muskets were suddenly reversed, and a plunging fire Jjvid some fifty of them writhing in a heap.

THE EVENING STAB, AUCKLAND, THURSDAY, JULY 27, 1871.



J OST—A WHITE POODLE BITCH; Las no tail; answers to the name of " Jip."— Apply to Mrs. G. S. Gkahau, Cliff, Hobson streefc. WANTEB-500 DUCKS and 50 GEESE.—Fishisb & Co. WANTED— A Good GENERAL SER VANT ; highest wages given.—Apply a. the Star office. WANTED— A First-class General SER VANT for the Thames.—Apply nt the Stak Office. WANTED TO RENT—A Comfortable Five or Six-roomed Cottage; within fifteen minutes' walk of (lie Post-office.—Ap* ply G., office of tiiis paper. WANTED— Two or three GIRLS as APPRENTICES to work the Sewing machine.—Apply to N. Campbell, Tailor, Queen-street. "V]"OTICE. —I w?at some New Zealand .1.1 White or Red Cornelian, o.- any hand some Stones, (it for making into Jewellery.— F. If. Lewisson, opposite Union Bank. WANTED. —I am a purchaser of Red or White Gn-nelian, it must bo good arid fit for cutting into /owellery, and the produce of the district of Auckland.—F. H. Lewis son, opposite the I nion Bank. MONEY to Lend on Mining Shares.—Ap ply to H. V. Stevens, SharcbroUcr, Queen-street. m\V. Respectable Men (friends) can be I accommodated with comfortable Board and Residence, or partial board, close to Qupen-street. No children or other boarders. —Address " A.8.," Tunnant's, Umbrella maker, foob of Grey-strcel. THE LICEU M, Weli-ESley-stkeet East, WILL be REOPENED by D. W. LYS NARon WEDNESDAY, August 9. Terms per month, in advance ... 10s. Gd. 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. Cufiningham's Farm, Howick. It is ono of the most wonderful freaks of nature ever seen—of the finest Durham breed, aud beautifully formed. THE EXCHANGE NEffS-EOO M, NEW ZEALAND INSURANCE CO.'S BUILDINGS, WILL be OPEN to tho public on TUES DAY, the Ist August, Sundays ex cepted. 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, sec prospectus, which may bo obtained in the Room of the clerk in charge. T)EFI.E*HMENTS to be had at the UPPER B.Rof theQ.C.E. between 8 and 12 p.m. W. MILL. July 17,1871. T)RINCE OF WALES THEATRE. FRIDAY, By Command of His Excellency, SHE.STOOPS TO CONQUER.



-, — , — ■ J7UJ*. f^VEKLAND EOUTE . S^^S^^N. TO ENGLAND. 3 THE UNITED STATES, NEW ZEALAND, AND AUSTRALIA MAIL STEAM SHIP LINE. FOR HONOLULU, SAN FRANCISCO, NEW YORK, AKD LIVERPOOL. Under Contract with the New Zealand Government For a Four-weekly Mail Service. Tho magnificent steamship 'N E B R A S X A,' rtJ,3.<t-l_ Tons Register," J. Hardino, Comman der, is appointed to leave Auckland for Honolulu and San Francisco, on THURSDAY, August 10. For freight, passage, and nil particulars, apply to HENDERSON & MACFARLANE. i-kA "OEGULAR MONTH •S&rlsJral^N. -i-v I-Y STEAM COMMUNlCA '■^frfiM____s>TlON BETWEEN AUCKLAND, TSSrafS£Sl3-_B! SYDNEY AND MELBOURNE. The magnificent S. S. 'HERO,' Captain Looak, 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 CRUICKSHAN-C, SMART & CO., Agents, Auckland; Or, to R. S. LEDGER, Agent, Grahamstown. -ligh-strcct, Auckland, July 10, 1871. Jl~K4*v ST ISAM TO THE Stf.'^pK^V k_7 THAMES. TI M E TAB LE. Tho p.s. ' GOLDEN CROWN ' will sail as under :— From Auckland. Friday, 28th July, at 11 o'clock morning Saturday, 29th July, at 12 o'clock noon. From Grahamstown. Friday, 28th July, at 3 o'clock afternoon Saturday, 29th July, at 4 o'clock afternoon J. S. MACFARLANE, Agent. iTts^A^ QTE A M BET WEEN Sfr^df|p^ IO AUCKLAND AND THAMES. «ROYAL ALFRED' will sail as under :— From Auoklanj. to Grahamstown. Thursday, 27th July, at 7 o'clock night Friday, 28th July, at 8 o'clock evening Saturday, 29th July, at 4.30 o'clock afternoon From Grahamstown to Auokukd. Friday, 28th July, at 12 o'clock noon From Taharu to Auckland. Saturday, 29th July, at 10.30 o'clock morning EDGAR W. WALKER, Agent. The 'Royal Alfred'will go alongside the Grahams town Wharf. jTVv^W TflOll CO ROMAN- Tho p.s. •LALLA K.OOKH' will leavo for Coromandel on MONDAY next, 31st instant, at 10.30 a.m. HOLMES BROTHERS. f-KJk. "REGULAR STEAM ii^^ff^v Xil COMMUNICATION WITH l^nfyM\\^>THE BAY OF ISLANDS. The p.s. « DUKE OF EDINBURGH ' will leave as 'ollows.:— From 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. AVALKER, Agent, No. 8, Insurance Buildings, Auckland; A. VILCOQ, Agent, Russell; Or, to L. C. GOFFE, Agertt, Waitangi. rW^ IT 03* NAPIEE. e^amSmL . STAU 0F THB south; Captain F. Holmes, will leave as above on FRIDAY next, the 28th instant, at noon. For Freight or Passage apply to J. S. MACFARLANE. iTK^ TTOR TARANAKI, f?fcSl&3^?\V JO NELSON, PICTON, WEL MTOd^C^ LINGTON, LYTTELTON, AND $&siSSg!sg^: PORT CHALMERS. The N.Z.S.S. Company's s.s. 'WELLINGTON,' A. Kennedy, Commander, from Manukau, on MONDAY next, 31st instant. For freight or passage apply to COMBES & DALDY, Agents; A. BARNES, Onehunga; Or, R. S. LEDGER, Grahametown. '



,-KA. T7.OE POVERTY BAY Si^M^glr^V Jj AND NAPIER. <£23*__^_S__K___ The ss _ 'N A P I E B,' Captain Bend all, will leave as above THIS (Thurs day) AFTERNOON. For freight or passage, apply to J. S. MACFARLANE CO., Agents. July 27, 1871. ~£&|. I^OR LONDO N />2^\V DIRECT The Beautiful Aberdeen Clipper Ship 'ALEXANDRINA,' C7O tons, Al, Captain Jajies 0. Sanostku, having a large portion of her cargo on board, will meet with prompt despatch. Has excellent accommodation for passengers. Apply_to L. D. NATHAN & CO. -^3-A TT^OE LONDON A^^V\ JO DIRECT. '.SSsSSfcli-? The Fast-sailing Clipper Ship 'EXCELSIO R,' CB2 tons register, Al at Lloyds', Captain Jamks Lees, having a great portion of her cargo already engaged, will meet with quick despatch. Will take cabin passengers. BROWN, CAMPBELL AND CO., Agents. 2-llh July, 1871. F 1 0 E TAJJRA N GA' /J£v37\. The regular trader ' T AU BANG A,' D. Faulknkh, Master, will sail for above THIS (Thursday) AFTERNOON. M. NICCOL, July 27, 1871. Agent. =q^i T^ O R TAURA NG A. Captain Moi.u.n, will leave for the above place THIS (THURSDAY) AFTERNOON. »_--_.------___--___-»-»^w—w.mhhmh,.—■, n n inn mm iiiiwii ~■. ■pRINCE OE WALKS THEATRE. FRIDAY, Under 1 ho Distinguished Patronage and in the Presence of Ilia Excellency SIR GEORGE BOWEN, G.C.M.G DENTIST R Y. ME. TYNBALL, TOI' OF SIIOItTLAND -STR EE T. ARTIFICIAL TEETH, FBOM 53. IN appearance and in use, teeth for eating and speaking are precisely tho same as our own natural teeth, easo and comfort most apparent, while mastication appears completely provided for. PAINLESS TEETH EXTRACTION. Note the Address : Top of Shoi .land-street. Repairs whilst waiting. UNITED STATES DINING ROOMS, 28, QUEEN"-STREET, AUCK LAND. HAVlNG'purehased from Mr. C. Duioxass the BUSINESS of tho above estab lishment,! 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 tho above object. A. BYERS, Proprietor. FOR SAL_$, and now on view at the Booms, Fort-street, an elegant and compact new Patent COMBINED DTNING AND BILLIABD TABLE, slate bottom, oft by 3 ft., with Balls, Cues, Mace, Best, and Marking Board, well worthy of in spection.—Apply to SAMUEL COCHEANE & SON. "FIJI TIMES." COMPLETE FILES of the Fiji '^"»es have been received by tho ' James Paterson,' and can bo had at our office. . - REED & BRETT, Agents. TpRINOE OF WALES THEATRE. FRIDAY, VICE REGAL COMMAND NIGHT.



"pEINCE OE WALES THEATRE. THIS (THURSDAY) EVENING, July 27, 1871, Mrs. Centime's Comedy of MARPLOT, THE BUSYBODY. Marplot, the .Busybody ~ .. Mr. Hoskins Miranda Miss F. Colvillo. Concluding witli the laughable Farco of COOL AS A CUCUMBEB. Plumper Mr. Hoskins. OEINCE OE WALES THEATEE. Lessee Mr. 13. N. Jones. GRAND VICF-BEGAL COMMAND NIGHT. Under the Distinguished Patronage and Presence of SIR GEORGE BOWEN, G.C.M.G. ON FRIDAY EVEN IN G, JULY 28. NOTICE.--In consequence of his Excellency having commanded the Comedy of SHE STOOPS TO CONQUER ! it will bo played on Friday Evening. Young Marlo-.v Mr. Hoskins. Miss Hard castle .. .. Miss F. Colvillk. Concluding with the laughable Comedietta of A HANDSOME HUSBAND. Mr. Wyndham Mr. Hoskins Mrs. AVyndham Miss Colvilie. Seats can be secured at Mr. Upton's, stationer. m E E A T E E ROYAL. Lessees .. ... .. .. Messrs. Howard & Co. Prices of Admission: Dress Circle, 3s; Boxes, 2s Cd; Stalls, 2s; Pit, One Siiillino'. THIS (TIIUHSDAY) EVENING, JULY 27. MISS ADELAIDE BOWRING and Mi:. J. B. STEELE, in the Great Drama, I, E A .11, THE FORSAKEN. (For positively the last time at this Theatre.) Leah .. .. .. -Miss Adelaide Bowring- Rudolph Mr. J. B. Steele. Supported by the entire strength of the Theatre Royal Company. A Selection of favorite Songs by Mr. Holds*.voxtTir. /Tit" On Saturday the (!_<:,!. Burlesque of LITTLE DON CIOVANJSi ; and THE TICKET QF LEAVE MAN'S WIFE. YOUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION. ANNUAL COURSE OF [LECTJRE3 The Committee of the above Association have great pleasure in announcing the following series of Lec tures :— July 28: Mr. G. M. Reed, B.A.— "Tho Influence of Colonial Life in tho Formation and Development of Human Character." August 1 : Rev. Jam.Cosh, M.A.—"The Mutual Re lations of Heathenism, Civilization, and Christianity." August 25 :. Rev. E. N. Bat:,:, M.A. —"Modern Scepticism." . September 1 : Rev. C. W. Riaa—" Ancient Britain, its Inhabitants, Religion, and Customs." September 20: Rev. Waklow Davies, M.A.— "Love, Courtship, and Marriage." Rev. C. M. Nelson—(To be advertised). Tickets for tho course, 3s each (to admit bea: er and lady), may bo had of Messrs. .Chapman, Wayte, Upton, Turrell, R. B. Shaldcrs, the Librarian at the Rooms of the Association, or any of the Committee. Tho Lectures will commence at 7.30 o'clock. Admission "to single Lecture. Cd. each person. TN THE CHORAL HALL, 1 . SYMONDS-STRFET. Tho BAZAAR in aid of the Funds of tho Auckland Choral Society will bo opened on THURSDAY, 3rd August, at 12 o'clock noon, and on the two following days. Admission—One Siiillinci ; children, half-price. Music will bo performed by tho Artillery Band and tho Band of the Choral Society. Articles of Fancy work, etc., must bo sent in not later than the Tuesday previous. Contributions to the Refreshment Stall will bo received at tho HaU on tho morning of opening the Bazaar. Intending Exhibitors are particularly requested to communicate at once with the undersigned. Tho room will bo available for hanging pictures after Monday next. J. BROWNE, Chairman of the Bazaar Committee. Karangahape Road, July 21,1871. 13 EEUGE EOE DESTITUTE OLD XI) WOMEN AND LYING-IN HOSPITAL. The PROMENADE CONC ER T, in aid of the fluids of tho above institution, that was to havo taken place on the IStli July, and was postponed, will take place on AVEDNESDAY, the 2nd August, in the City HaU. During the evening there will be offered for sale, a few fancy and useful articles at a very low rate. Doors open at 7.30, commence at 8. Admission—Two Shillings. GOVERNMENT LIFE ASSUR ANCE ANNUITIES AND ENDOWMENTS. Mr. Macffaulane will give an Explanation of the above Scheme on'FRIDAY next, the 28th inst., in the Newton Academy, at 7.30 o'clock evening. TT S., N. Z. & A. M. S. S. LINE. ' LEND BBS will be received at our office until 3vj m. 1 THIS DAY (Thursday;, 27th inst., for PRINTING all Shipping Document Forms used by the above Line. For particulars apply to HEiNDEItSON AND MACFARLANE, Agents. EOR SALE, A SMITH AND WELSTOOD'S No. 7 ENCHANTRESS COOKING STOVE, complete and in good order, price £A.— Apply Office,



ARE POSITIVELY WITHOUT RESERVE,



T TONSON GARLICK'S SHARE tf , LIST (Revised to July 3, 1871) May be obtained at E. Wayte's, Stationer, Queen street. Clients may obtain them gratuitously on applica tion at my office. J. TONSON GARLICK, r Sharebroker. Shortland-street, Auckland, July Cth, 1871. npHE CALEDONIAN MUTUAL A MINUS G INVESTMENT COM PA NY (LIMITED). Capital £4,000, in 400 shares of £10 each, payable by weekly Instalments of Five Shilling... The share., of this Company mr.y now be taken up. The Directors beg to call the attention of all classes to this present opportunity of increasing their nieuns. They confidently believe that nothing lias been offered in Auckland more favorable to.the industrious and careful. The objects of the company are to pur chase shares in dividend-paying minus, and in claims adjoining these. It is calculated that when live 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 largo 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 9 o'clock. B. S. COELETT, Manager. lyf ININfI JOTI'CB, AYe have engaged the services of reliable corres pondents of known ability and experience, from whom we receive earliest information on all matters relating to the Mines. On and after this 'date our telegrams on arrivnl will be posted in our Office for tho informa tion of our clients and the public. CLAIIIC BEOS., July 10, 1871. 13, Insurance Buildings. p EM O V A L . The Oil ices of the Alburnia Gold Mining Com pany (Registered), and the Shamrock Gold Mining Compary (Limited), have been BEMOVED from Shortland-street to the Office lately oc :upicd by Mr. C. A_.i_XAi.ni_n, Boberton's Buildings, Queen-street. Yv .VLTEB SULLY. Auckland, July, 22, 1871. THE NEW ZEALAND COMPANY OF SHARED ROKER3, AND ESTATE AGENTS' OFFICE. RIOHAED C. LUSCOMBE, Manager. Office: 57, Q J tlefin-s!'l,e';''- two doors from the Bank of Now Zealand. £| A AAA LEND on Mortgage of I v.UUI/ City or Suburban Property in sums of £100 to £2,000. Persons having money to lend on mortgage, may always select first class securities at; our office. As there are demands for'loans, others than for tho sums specially advertised by us, sums of £50 to £500 can be invested, and the lender select his own solictor to prepare the Mortgage Deeds. No charge made to the lender. THE MUTUAL MINING INVESTMENT COMPANY (LIMITED). West Qtjeen-stkeet, one dook pkom Queen- STEEET. CAPITAL, £4,000. A PPLICATIONS for SHARES upon the 7t_ New Issue can bo. made on and after THURSDAY, July 13. R. WILLIAMS, Manager. July 12, 1871. CROWN DISTILLERY, FORT BRITOMART. MALT WHISKEY, at 13s. 6d. per proof gallon, duty paid Malt Whiskcy,-in 1 doz. cases, 265. 6d. per case, duty paid Palo Brandy, at l(3s, Gd. per proof gallon, duty paid Pale Brandy, in 1 doz. cases, 38s. per case, duty paid Rum, at 13s. Gd. per proof gallon, duty paid Can be had in quantities of two gallons and upwards from the Store, High-street. An allowance of Is. 6<i. per gallon will be made on the above prices to purchasers ot not less than a quarter-cask. Terms : Cash on delivery. Casks charged for until returned. W. J. OAWKWELL, Vulcan Lane. N.B.—See opinions of the Press. Auction Sales, FRIDAY, JULY 28. TRADE SALE OF TEA?. B. TONICS & CO. JH'avc been instructed to sell, on Friday, July 28, at 11 o'clock, X A HALF - CHESTS CHOICE O\J CONGOU TEA, ' Bachael' 35 half-chests Choice Congou Tea, ' Banders' 40 chests Choice Congou Tea, 'Byron' 30 chests Choice Congou Tea, ' Meteor' 30 half-chests Choice Cougou Tea,- ' Meteor' Immediately after Sale of Honolulu Sugars.



Auction Sales. TO-MORROW. BEFORE THE FURNITURE SALE. 2 400-G.ALLON "WATER TANKS. At II o'clock sharp. SAMUEL COOKS^ASWEWMT^ ~~~ Auctioneers. y. . \i\ . ~ " [PRICE 'OM yE^Xy"'" 7 ™^"'T-""'~'' * j • • B _fc v!i 1..1 . 0 . ':.■.. " ','. I :- ;■ ■'■•' 7 #7; 7 '■;"'■■. y-tfl'-'y'y. ---y [fi-tf'trm \r ri'tT o * •'?/•, fei. :V.H. U .:::. .„•-; ll* 7. 7yA "■■■■ rf 7t'i ,•>'; i£'r«p»i«\_ ,T».-043-* W-W 2i<;*i-*,a. .SfY-ittiv''" -~ I *"p;. S .nbte wit--.-if«c4o« ant_-«;>}x>lty'^"'-x-;7.-; y • """"1.. 7 !*' . ' >■«. ' ' : ' '. ' "' ■ .'■''"' " : ' ' \T ■ "I'" ,| •*r Vfc . pi, . n ..:, ;%. Li p'\.. . j SATURDAY, JULY 29. • SALE 0.1 SHARES. The subscribers have received instructions to sell, at tho Mart, 1< ort-street, on Saturday, 29thinstant, »t 11 o'clock, 'PIIE FOLLOWING MINING J- INTERESTS :— "O.Si.m-es All Nations Gold Sibling Company 40 Sliaiss ytctth Devon ditto 15 Sl_:.res Eur .ka Hill ditto IOS Shares I.„.ilarat & Hisinp Snn ditto ■; 5 Shares Ptiaca Imperial ditto 10 Shares Junction. ditto 37 Shares Moanatairi Union ditto . 100 Shares Qaeheck ditto '.."•'.•' 25 Shares Red Queen ditto 100 Shares Mary Ann ditto 50 Shares Vale of Avoea ditto With several others. ~ , 'SAMUEL-COCHRANE & SON, '• Auctioneer,.. ' . '...,' H7..':. s!>or|.:..--.:d-iji,-reet, whrtrv-hjj wilt ot-li*. " ' '-,'/: foeir patronage, and iv i. __i7_.i._i#'to ■*a»kcv.m&ri aad«.Bjojmenthy6»pp2jr»ji.it*«SJ ■ O uroocra.* wijJmjswAijsrt^/N. t M, _£.-: .:■' _?**>, .L---.-..*r ■■■■■. . -1.... ■_■%_. y* *■*. . .-»V ~.; ■ ,u.^;";.i.;fe_ ■v,,h7- MONDAY, AUGUST 7. VALUABLE FARMS AT GREAT BARRIES, PROPERTIES AT ONEHUNGA AND TAURANGA. __ The subscribers have received instructions to sell., at the Land Mart, Fort-street, on Monday, August 7, at 12 o'clock, A VALUABLE FARM of 299 acres X_L on the Great Barrier Island, having a frontage to the Harotaonga Bay. A considerable portion of the land is level and undulating, all rich soil and well watered, and was specially selected by the owner as suitable for a gentleman's residence, being well sheltered from all winds. A FARM of 204 acres, situated in Blind Bay, on the Great Barrier Island. The soil is very good, being covered with a mixed bush, manuka and ti-trec. LOT IS! o. 27, Township of Tauranga, fenced in, and adjoining Colonel Harrington's property. Three ALLOTMENTS in Hardington's Paddock . Onehunga, being Lots 57, 58, and 59, having frontages of 128 feet G inches to the Mount Smart .Road, and 130 feet frontage to Cameron-street. SAMUEL UOCHRANE & SON, Auctioneers. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 9. UNRESERVED SALE OF VALUABLE FREEHOLD PROPERTY AT MOUNT ST. MARY'S. PRELIMINARY NOTICE. . The subscribers have received instructions from the Proprietor, to soli by public auction, at the Land Mart, Fort-street, on Wednesday, 9th August, at 12 o'clock, FT.HAT VALUABLE BLOCK of __L LAND, situated at Mount St. Mary's, known as " NAZARETH," subdivided into building allotments of a size suitable for the erection of gentlemen's resi dences. The whole property commands an extensive view of the Harbour, North Shore, &c, And has erected, on it the Church of the Immaculate Conception ; and the late residence of Bishop Pompallier, now occupied by B. L. Bueholz, Esq. Further particulars will be pubished in a few days. SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, Auctioneers. FRIDAY, JULY 28. . SUGAR. SALMON. CARGO .OF ' NEBRASKA,' FROM" HONOLULU. B. TONES & CO. Have been favoured with instructions from Messrs. Henderson and Macfarlane, to sell by auction at their Mart, on Friday, O'uly 28th, at 11 o'clock, ' |7Q BAGS . S-TT GA 1. I. <J A& A 130 bags Suuar P P 100 bags Sugar P 99 bags Sugar C 30. bags Sugar E 88 bags Sugar ,' j E 5 117 bags Sugar j E 6 81 bags Sugar <S E 7 24 bags Sugar ', j KP 122 bags Sugar , ; TH 44 bags Sugar : O G8 bags Sugar P 73 bags Sugar ' . j 1 W 165 bags Sugar OP 30 mats Sugar O 103 mats Sugar S 110 mats Sugar -I P P 25 mats Sugar I A 12 mats Sugar 1 1 A 2 111 mats Sugar -H 1 t' A 2 36 mats Sugar . jfl } C " 9S mats Sugar 11 X 100 mats Sugar jP XHD OS mats Sugar jfl W X fil kegs Sugar 5^ X) 127 mats Sugar ~,.,.. H p 50 coses Fresh Salmon, lib tins II