WINDING-UP COMPANIES

To the Editor of the Evening Star. Sib, —The general public should be made aware of some of their liabilities in mining

companies, for instance —a comp my being wound up with debt to the amount of 1 hundreds, —the official agent has the \ power to levy the full amount on any one Ji he may choose to, provided there is a balance of unpaid capital to that amount, he merely has to say he don't kuow where the other people are to be found, and stick the balance on to you. This should be carefully noticed by parties holding scrip, as we see numbers of our citizens now going through the court to prevent pay ing their own, and a large share of other people's liabilities, aud, you may rest as sured the wealthy are not the ones to be pounced upon by our worthy and res pected agent. The official agent states it is not his duty to give notice to any delin quent, but to at once put in execution, which he, no doubt, particularly gloats upon doing. After a person is mulcted by paying other people's debts; ho is sweetened a little more with execution (or persecution) expenses. Don't forget Dummies

VICTIJI

GRATE WORK

To the Editor of the Evening Stab. Sir, —The public have on many occa sions quietly stumbled over, and darned the grates, or coverings of merchants cellars, sometimes the hinges, sometimes the padlocks, and often tho improper elevation of city levels ; and the want of York slabs caused, it.

In Fort-street there exists a nasty cellar, with a nasty grating, not over two feet above the level; but considerably over ten inches —if my averment may be taken, upon which a mistaken footing sends you into mathematics, it is round the corner where the business most did congregate. The asphalt has been des troyed, the cellar grating mourns for tho tar and scorea, and says : —Bring our grate understanding square with your amiable oliness either let us descend to you, or come up to us, and Fort-street shall be as of yore grate, well pitched, aud an encouragement to navigators. I have, &c,

iEoTHEN

BOYLE'S CASE.

To the Editor of the Evening Stab. Sir, —The above case having now finished with a verdict for the prisoner, it only remains for the "powers that be" to at once remove Mr. May and Capt. Holt from the magisterial bench. There are many precedents in the annals of English amateur magistracy. I am, &c,

Faie Play

PROFESSOR HASELMAYER AT ONEHUNGA.

As we expected, the entertainment given by Professor Basel may er at the Mechanics' Institute, Onehunga. last evening, was a great success, the hall being crammed, and numbers were unable to gain admission. The audience were highly delighted, and not a little astonished with the perfor mance. It is to be hoped that Professor Haselmaycr will give the Onehunga people another such entertainment. To night he will appear at the Otahuhu Public Hall.

Rogers used to relate this story : —An Eng lishman and .a Frenchman fought a duel in summer time ; and not to make the act public, and tho better to satisfy their consciences in case of the result proving fatal, they agreed to fight in a darkened room. The Englishman, unwilling to take his antagonist's life, fired up the chimney—and brought down tho French man. When I tell this story in France," pleasantly added the relator, "I make the Englishman go up the chimney." To become tho lion of a party it is not nocassary to make a beast of one's self.

A group of seven figures, representing the late massacre of Bishop Pattesou, has been added to a wax-work exhibition in Melbourne.

FIRE IN KARANGAHAPE ROAD.

Tho fire alarm bell, at the foot of Grey street, was rung last night shortly before 12 o'clock, but the signal -was not token up by the other bells. A fire, however, had been discovered at Newton at a house occupied by Mr. Wm, Johnston, a baker. It was speedily Bubdued by Constable Clark, Mr. Bartlett (the photographer;, and a blacksmith resid ing at Newton, and on the arrival of the Newton Brigade, the fire was extinguished. An examination was afterwards made by the constable, who discovered a pile of corn* bustibles in tho bake-house, in which the fire had evidently originated. These were taken possession of by the police ; and subsequently William Johnson was apprehended on a charge of arson: On being charged at the Police Court this morning, the case was re manded until next Wednesday, bail being accepted. The buildings which had uueh a narrow escape are on the goufh side of Karangahape Boad, and exactly opposite the 'head of Pitt street. There are four two storey houses in the block, two of them being occupied by Mr Johnston the baker, one being vacant, and the other being occupied as a grocery store by Mrs Davies. The bake-house is in the rear of Mr Johnston's, the ovens being of stone and brick, but connected by a wooden apartment with the miiH building. In this apartment the baking operations appear to be conducted. The place where the fire origi nated is exactly under the mouth of one of the oven?, and between it and the dough trough. In tho wall where the fire caught, there is a wooden window sliding up and down. The outside door of the bakehouse closes with a button which is on the outside, being bo left that the journeyman baker may come in early in the morning. Mr and Mrs Johnston, who it appears were both asleep at tho time when the alarm was raised by Oliver, the blacksmith, had a narrow escape, as their room in the main block adjoins to the roof of the bake" house. The furniture and goods Yt-cre in* sured only to the amount of £100. Every one that had an opportunity of witnessing the proceedings, speaks in the highest terms of Constable Clark's exertions, and we trust he will not bo overlooked by whosoever is bene fitted by the saving of the block. He was ably seconded in his efforts by Mr Bartlett who, on the first alarm, rushed across from his residence, and also by Mr Oliver. It is only by their extreme promptness and judg ment that a serious calamity has been averted.

CITY HALL.

The City Hall was well attended last evenirafr to witness the daring feats of Frank Barry and Mdlle. Victoire. With the exception of their individual perfor maf->e, everything else on the programme, as j ;ht be expected, lulled and appeared to $_$^satisfaction. If Mr. Barry had procured the services of a good theatrical agent on whom he could place confidence to manage his affairs, there is no doubt his entry, with Mdlle. Victoire, would have created quite a furore, but as it is, while everyone is satisfied with his part of the performance, the long intervals and indifferent entertainment provided by the management fails to give satisfaction. We recommend the intrepid Frank to place himself in the hands of a practical man who will manage the entertainment pro perly, and there is not the slightest doubt that his achievements will delight the I public and fill the treasury,

Friday, march 8> 1872 .



TTT ANTED, a HOUR EM AID. — Apply VV Occidental Hotbi;. =ANTED, a strong active Boy.—Apply to VV. L. Roth, Shop and Offico Fitter, Market Reserve, Queen street. \X7"ANTED, a Turner and Fitter, refer* VY ance required.—Apply between the hours of 5 to 8 p.m. sham, this evening, at the Q-rey Hound Hotel, Queen street. TIT. ANTED, a second Cook.-—Apply at tho V V Army and Navy Hotel. _^ T)TrANTED, a Nurse Girl. —Apply to % V Mrs. PaLMEB, Duke of Marlborough Hotel. ! W ANTED, Tomaioes in any quantity. —IT. Olson, Parnell. , Tk /TONEY. — WANT E!) for investment upon JjjL Real Security, large and small sums of money.—Apply to Ceo- Rodgers, Solicitor, Kuril street, 'Auckland. fITANTED, Two Grooms.—Apply to F. VV Quick, Victoria street. TTTANTED to Rent or Purchase, a Do v'V tached Cottage in the suburbs of Auckland.—Reply with full particulars on or before the 11th 'itist., to H.R. Evening Stab Office. \ • . K^rTBOZF^r MJON'S CIiiMEAN SHIiiTS: all lrj«j woo i ; a t gs. lid.-J. COSOEAVE A>'D CO. O BLACKSMltllS.—"Wanted^ a Man to Strike and Nail on.—Chas. Pain, Horao Shoer and General Smith, Upper Queen street, opposite Army and Navy. WANTED, a Letter Press, second ha*id. - Addrers " Box 129." A N ENORMOUS QUANTITY of LADIES' and A CHILD REN'S UNT) RECLOTIIING, to be Sold less than Cost.-J. QOSGKAV- AND CO. WANTED KNOWN, that the Union Sash and Door Company have a Quan tity of very CHEAP TIMBER for SALE. -iOnf. "GOOD and USEFUL MOHAIE DEESSES, IZV'J 2s. lid. per Dress.-.!. COSGRAVE & CO. J COSGRAVE & CO.'S Monster Sale of Drapery, a and Clothing is now on. WANTED, 100 or 200 shares in tho Harbor View Claim, Coromandel. — Apply at the Stak Office. THE Largest Stock of Boys' and Youths' Clothing In Auckland, to be sold at Half-price.—J. COS.. GRAVE AND CO. _____ WANTED, Buyers for Mottled Kauri.— James W. Wallee, Timber Merchant, Custom-house street. 7K A ALL-WOOL TABLE COVERS -Chain lOV Patterns, 5s lid.-J. COSGRAVE & CO. WANTED Known that Hold'ship and Co are compelled to clear out during the present month, their very large: stock ot Timber and other Building Materials from their Yards in Custom-house street. An early call and cash are necessary to obtain great bargraim. 17A PIECES of CHINA MATTING; Plata and » V Checked ; yard wide ; 9id per yard.--J. COS GRAVE & CO. WANTED, Mining Managers and Busi ness people to calf and examine the latest and most improved Stamps and. Presses at I. Alexander's, Jeweller and Engraver foot of Wellesley street, and opp oaite the United Service Hotel. Of. DOZEN MEN'S FELT HATS, Is. each.—J. &\> GOSGEAVE AND CO. TTT ANTED,' Buyers of Ladieu' Under W clothing and Baby Linei Lat at immense reduction, at 11. W. Dyso ns, 220 Queen street, opposite the United:' Servici Hotel, who is relinquishing the busin ess. CA A CHILDREN'S CASHMERE P. EMSES OUU Beautifully Embroidered, 7s. £>.: -J. COS GRAVE AND CO. WANTED— 500 Men to DINE at y American Eestaurant, We1 j eß] street East I intend giving the Wo x \^ classes of Auckland every luxury m 'i;lj 0 se son for the small, charge of 6d per '_ieai : T Dinner includes the very best,,o:J sou n, Us ioints of various descriptions, a- p a s j ;rr pudding: Meals at ail hoars, c,barge, Gd: A MAGNIEICENT VARIET7/. of GENT 'S TIE A SCARFS, COLLARS, UNI , ER SHIRT! i, DRE: SHIRTS, and SILK do., to be Sold Cheap.- -,T. CO GRAVE AND CO. . WANTED KNOWN, that D. GOLDI is prepared t_, o BU p p ij a n ki n( j 8 , Timber and other Building Mate-rials, ii eluding Sashes, D/oors, Mouldicgi t, Broa Timber, Ho useblo-jlcs, Posts, Rails, B "ardwooi Felloes, 'Shafts, Iron Bark and H.lue Gui Laths, Shiragles.&c&c, at the lovi*est make; prices, aft /i;s Yards Custom-house sl'.reet. IAA MEI -TS NAVAL SUITS ; all wool; 19s. 6. JLV/U per Suit.—J. COSGRAVE AND CO. "Ol f\ f \f\f\ TO.LEND.-'-iirJ sutm^ t_blU S LMJU £500 and. upward 41so, several smaller sums.—J. M. L ennoj Estate Agent and Sharebroker, 37, Quee street, Crt DOZEN of LABIES' STAYS, from ls~i:id.—, O\J COSGRAVE AND CO. EOARD AND RESIDENCE.—Tw - 0 three Gentlemen can be accommodate. with Board and Residence in a healthy par of the city. Terms moderate. Apply Mrs Ellison, Prospect House, Hobson street, t**>ri doors beyond St. Matthew's Church. TO LET, on lease, a House of 7 Room, and Shop with good Bakehouse, oven tools, together with a first rate small goods trade. For particulars apply to E. H. Pbeox on the premises Upper High street, b©tw96D Wellesley and Victoria .itreet.



WANTED KNOWN that Mining Com,[ ™ _ f V.. panics and Easiness Stamps of all ", — -—~ ,e «°»P^ons are_made ,in superior style, at the . CJTK VM TO CUKOMAN- Ln t m '" lorteit notice by J. Alexander, Jeweller and T n/\anr% * Tra -fiNO- -^ - I>E(J P, ;I T V C, igraver foot of Wellesleystreet, ad vrT „^ - *J- COSGRAVE &CO -:^- I* £ '°.«te United Service Hotel. anci JUST OPl£]¥FTl W' ttR(4 THIS (FBIDaY) EV ; °Pl ; Preo^ of FRENCHI^^"^"^ WLIi HOLD A REDUCED r^icvr* *• r < i Wtf MV-™'" ~* — in all Colours ; SJ.I. per Y»rd._X ool' "' nFTn Vt. COROMANDEL. :' . !.-. i i-v/and cdebr.t, -.a jOU - i (SAJuii ;QLhe p.s, FRA NIC B A _.- ->W«fc* Skiff, and on. Open SIS- 3»-lid. per janl ,„« , ____ „ ,„ , M' We a. follow,,- MADEMOISELLE V F°o. t^SS&T^^o^- MTI° DITK). wm width, DRAp2BY & CLOTHING „*3&»«»^?~-*w£ c~ t «••*»-*!*-*-■-£. uci, -yUbLoruhouse street. ,i,iu - I luui ' ie ■' a.m. ; Coromandel for AuM^nA I anri Tr*~i r> ,1 , , !'» also, seve [ 4s lid. p er , y ftrj j. j :•• T, n *D ■mrra'nnmT*^ at 1.30 p.m. '«« ior Auckland and flgh Eopg that liasev. a gQQ PIEt . "—j -__111 l _ . .1 jtown,at6 30pn/ Gra'mm - |°^ n? and e_t__riastio au "— £ V^^r«l fl£ frT' BHEBTINOS'8 HEBTINOS ' W^ S , MTO o[ ; S .!T nfir **** » <—'- lot of Ar-^ ■**'»*' AucHanJ * ' tVI BA ;H I nearUn : endersonMid Macfarlane'e. TAINS, -XUrnask T,n r- « I Bar^ins -to pffer'the Pablic, -consisting, of- J. MURRAY. L. In b' 3 mo3t graceful anddarh'E j_ near up -—-^-___ s r J *pX SK JaWe Linen, Calicoes I Bicycle! Hair-breidtli Eqr>*n JJ™^* ■■ I ) L ■ andio'' iV " I D»MB «00 M ~ . JouLy! Japanesfsiack wf TO Portland street, - ' treaerel Assortment ' ! ji*ft IH fg . « :jv /^ OLDEN CROWN EQ-RI-$ Ff f^*flf¥ ng a Wheelb| aft !f elyoocipied by the iuck- °f Manchester Goods,. of good quality and '■PBrmD^T™, f*^fei THAAaE^ ' " v ' ll.44JMri*d by mHE Premises »ingo/afirst-elassShop L. w , ° ?' M 4 Mmiß imim ,^^^ TnTTV MR. AND. MRS. ROBERT I land Club c ' R°oQa?' to^th^ with .fehe th° ,best valuo» Anckland. GBEJTABI^g «W«to Time Table s „.:k H- t «i- f * i-i !!n, Premises are most suitable 1 ■ -1 LaATBfl ATOKtAKD-Every Monday. Wednes- And ah tbe available Talent m ClHall These Un * Establishment, or a 2GO BLANKETS 7s 6 J np . CALICOES day, Thursday, Friday, and Saturday, at -Juggling Act, by E. Clair, f S^LsSc :vei 7 moderate. -Annlv p,o ' pei pair ' sHEETWes ' -!• o'clock forenoon/every T^dav at Bar—The Two Little Clowns. S 1 fSSrf Rem Presßnfc va,uo" W<W 10 o'clock morning. First SuodaV of by E, Olai*-. The Great Sw l<amilyiior.ei. jmoi MUEL BROWN L- I TOWKL-B^ro j every month, at 10 o'clock morning | Si'gnor Vcnto, wlio will Stroll.' ■ MR. SA ,rl^et,^kH«d. . •-' M:WR DRESS MATERIA! S &0 "' k j !;EAIJ-3 TjiAMEs-Srery. !{,„,]»/ WednesW Jdng and finch wide. „ *l '• Sail Loft and' C^'. ****** Jn*rW ' 1 "' I S^!^ «* 4 o'clock OOD Save the Qtr EE : T 0 BE LET Munro" to Sj"*^.^^ ; g^ j Also. I joon, ; -^ -bek afte, X tago, Fort street.- •' " _lL _.. J. j_" &IJMkfI t CLOTHING- AN ENORMOUS QUANTITY ! .uiayof every month, at 4 p.m. Hall, 25.; Back Seats, Is. D. Cochrane and boN^ CO: stout make; BM.. < ,At Red aced Prices oy Fares-saloon, 7s 6d j steerage, ss. 7.30; commence at 8. _. * — -- _~, NDco. ''"' * * -n/r-rn-vnci < > 7^ Liobt Freigbti-Ss. per ton; sheep, Is. each, -. .. ■ — ■ 100 ? lECEI°S^ E LIa : 7T~T~ Tnr AND ?* MACFARLANE! Agent. , T^BINCE OF WALES Tl —_- w'^r^- U A-TTmVTRI " -usrs* clothing-, " Jr Sii... .. •• Mr-B WANTED, for a Yount "v> as Vniti n » I JL-ft-« -* -— montforafewhoursc *ne m Music". L. tiHIETS, HATS, CAPS, FAREWELL ENG-AGE3 Governess, or to give leesi vr-rv : strongly Uj£^£j HAY ,'% 7'TON"' 7"" f > ' n^GULAR STEAM COSI' ~„„ Tn l fi nted Arlis Charges moderate. Can be *>ffic*"- of t .^- " " , t - &C" &c" -&C, «% A " X, MUNICATION WITH Of those Talented Aioi, r econ!mended.-Addre.ss L.L., --^KAIV. J wIrTC[J TJj BAY OF ISLANDS, T HE ZAVISTOWSKI SI "L^H ' . ™of.po«. ' «^ M c^ySNfeb&,o 83 C YBiJtimmAm OU yard.-.!. CO^«,RAAL &, CO, .^ .■■ ■ _— r- jUJ^t .._:_-*' In order to close the So :lS o„. wi) l l eave as foiWs- a-v T7VT?WTNGr Mar< r^x^T^ bo. --■ - __ toteS7 «j. Victoria street. J F™ 3 Russell to A-UcHand-Every Satnr* P irßt mU Burlesque ot " , TES i —." - nwhiwers are invited to call soon. day, 1p m. FB,NA FI • YICKEES & DAT. ' . ' ... : For all particular s apply to TAAGifE SMITH ** LICENSED SHABEBROKBKS. is. ano Walkiuj, No iB. Insnra.npß Buildings, - _ , TJ ew Dresses! No. 7, Insurance Bui LDIKi ;".-.-. ; Auckland; A Vine be-, Russell; or to L G New Scenery. . ; -.-lOTift I 7! -■''■■; '^- Tnn „ ~„ " ~~' "Coffee, Waitang-n i ' and Dance^^ THANKS. ■'«■- 1.0.0. F. MJJ. A.D, Li-— ' T BEG to return myTinW^nks to tho. $\VJX* T^off" %tf 4^ 8' T0 *"" T^OR&sf^|e^ol a bj3.«^u-j^x r n ~.:„„ „ - "^ -I'onorain of Friendship Lodge wl be t -.*.- : -'->\'--:;. — win Oneenstreet,onYvEUJN^ i™t.tm »KrV hi* LS3 S. :t"""' Cj ;^ S™|;F" 13- «X" '■•&' °f ■»" ,in S ltoe»eer. OhS« feg^, rt 7.30 p.m. JAMES DAVIES. I H ,J'« o» tl.e tabic »l ? o'elocl, after ,»l,icb EN* JT ,ipp„ IS E No 3, Uto/.t**. «»,d",'i' o^^^r^e^i-' :y o M«s b,£,^-4^ ° --- VJ Briar and Myall Pipes; aml late?, all k M ,. # Hulberfc, Victoria street •Mr Brooby Cocl *•« t, -~' lO^n w *s kinds ; Chai-eoal Iron 24 x 2G, G.-E. and g pfc offiL , 0) . Biopby _ irw& g A gea( , j v __ H. LUACS, Fort street. . . ■.. . . \J hH of tbe Committee ——=- 1 — -sweet. j_ /**" .^T^^TWEEO COATS, iLjed.: reiu^l , ~~ . ~.. U * ' h^ ALFRED BBWOg> 1 ?' &c -'X OTEk - W r •»«• #&&& YOU from 2as.-J. COSG HAVE. & CO. •. t,u: ;-: ~ : " - 4<f Hon. Sec. M^tf TO Tm? f' ,13^^ -• j^ M . 1.4- r^:\ O Ole ISLAND -V LOST, — Between tho ton" of "VVakcGcld :. . ~,.;,..., ~-,;.-..,':•■■ h . j *| --:. -._!.';.7': >J. J-.'iE Tll'Al*" .-: A- •-- •" ?~t* _____ street, and the Baptist Chapel, "Wellesley ' i " _q J i^L_fi» «'^iirf&__|» , ___. ,*■ :■. ■_. : •/; ,\ .; , q _. street, ft Silver Filagree Brooch, In the centre ; 5^ Mm^§ The 32ne.,> •-. -:- ' A^ ' T. p£EES( ,of a black bow.— Whotver brings r the same, t ~....'1, .... : .•.■<-, f-J* | w.;' \fiPlß w -„ , C°M 35 <ES " POTTT,-PRV t Miss ARTIE'S, Symond street, will be r .-■■-o"-"-; '/" Q . , Will l eave during .' rUU ■" •«■ «T I o «ri»,i c- . . _. o,ty Council Office, JoJlows.-— mn-u ~,._ , Wanled' ■ : ■ •'.•::.:■- U-j C\ \ - Auc Uand, Mar^h 5, 1872 AFC*' .i ,•■■ ~ THE MARE Q ft PIECES of BLUE SEEUE : all W : niifa ~ LD IS _^ TN pursuanceof tfi c Munic'ibal CovLnVi" Every V • (Corner of Queen and V " y-J for Ladies* Dresses; Is. 3d. per yard.-J, < xbU \ , Pi M M .X Act, 1867 ~c ff" 111"?"*: r the present month „ D m . — • . ■. fl) • ; Mayor and Bet-Sr!;*; r SJ.I, -"?'%"«•', f AN» «>_ BfjsSßri. " *'" .^r frien^ and the publ: /-w "R R F "R V I--1 _a H_ Auckland do ?™'?'! Q- 0I.«« City of Wednesday, at 4p m their l«st favors, hopes, by DYSON'S hg ° g K%^^^i^^^ yAS^fc^? HAMES ttS si^r - libe, BURFE'S OTAGO .BRE H H "'W-. pbal d eltv , er m 0 afc thia r - February Iff, i 87 2. -^AHD. p^JJ; ..,VyJiKi- .-.. v , : ,!, slirtjiMS * 25 :. on the day r .„,. nreo - ec linp. -iOMrwAmu) ■ ■ ——————_„__ tV™?J* d—200 Pigeons. Ex Taranaki and Flirt-on SaY I" " ' W S \ " Art, and an y , —~ Doa fc fo^ the address ' 20Hhds t; , . ... .._.., ,„ ,0 S'" " O peeper. fafofiW ; .^"f Candidate .IfpHJEI PASSENGER TTWP rvJ T. JR T? PW C 20 Barrels B«rke's Ale ,Olio_J Bgf -AUt J 2J Election,, gj^ vjj J., before 4 p . m . Aggfe 1 : .jg Aol 4gß^ S___L-_i^-_A X- Eg WILLIAMS! CC ; / H Q^ 2 r 9Nom' !^e" ' -^tSt''^' hS-8 ,n,r M'd'JO POTJLTERF I Upper Queen street. 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