ME. J. HENDEY'S EEPOBT. j Market dull. Caledonian, £17, £17 10s. ; Green Harp, £6 12s. Gd., £6 15s. ; Thames, j £5 155.; Bismarck, £5; Crown Princes, 2s. 6d.; ! Central Italy, 355.; Beach, 13s. 6d., 145., 14s. 6d. ; TJnicorn, Bs. ; Moanatairi, £5 j £5 2s. Gd. ; Tokatea, £3 7s. 6d. Buyers— Californian Bouts, Bs. 6d.

TELEGRAPHIC.

—* — (FBOM OUR OWiY COItBESPOKDENT.) Series Landslip at the Thames, j

UNKNOWN.

— Geahamstow^, This day, 2.30 p.m. Karaka has been called to answer a charge of grievously assaulting Mc- Caskill on the occasion of the recent shooting case at Hikutaia. McCaskill has withdrawn the charge by tele gram. A dangerous landslip at "Waiotahi took place at 2 o'clock this morning on the Beehive claims. The house of Ferguson and mate (tributers) was buried twelve feet deep. The men were- on the night shift, and had fortunately gone to work at 12 o'clock, and so escaped inevitable death. Several hundred tons of earth gave way, and the whole side of the hill is in a precarious state. The quartz paddock of Messenger's tributers is buried. At a meeting of Thames Volunteers held on Saturday it was decided that as no challenge at present existed they were willing to receive a challonge from the Auckland Volunteers. All appear anxious that a match should take place. -

WANGANUI.

Monday, 11 a.m. The wreck of the schooner Kate was sold by auction on Saturday as she lies on the beach for £60. McDonnell's prospecting party have returned ; reticent about finding gold. Another party will start in a few days by aid of public subscriptions. The s. s. Keera arrived from the Manukau at 11 o'clock last night.

DUNEDIN.

Monday. Macassey has served a writ on Judge "Ward in the libel case.

HOKITIKA.

'■•.*• Monday. The case against Barber has been remanded.

APPALLING ACCIDENT.

WRECK OE FIJI HOUSE AND HIS LOEDSHI'PS LAEDER.

A very alarming accident, although happily unattended by any serious results to either life or limb, happened at 11 o'clock this morning. It appears that two of the wooden buildings erected on piles on the west side of the Queen street wharf have for some time been known to be shaky aud in a dangerous state. The owner, Mr S. G-. Edmonds, had determined to have them shored up, and the timbers for that purpose were in course of prepara tion, and were in fact in such an ad vanced state that operations would have been commenced at low water to-day, but for this untoward event: The old proverb says that " there is many - a slip betwixt the cup and the lift," and so it appeared when these dilapidated domiciles slipped off their mortal coil this morning. The houses were occupied by Mr Pulling, and used by him as a dining-room and styled " His Lordship's Larder." A shop in the second house was let off to Mr Messenger, for the sale of cigars, fruit, etc., and was yclept " Fiji House." At the time of the occurrence Miss Messenger was standing in the ve randah in front of the shop, when she states, she felt the floor moving, and she jumped on to the wharf; a second or two after the place on which she stood was floating in the water some ten or twelve feet below. The houses had slipped ofl the piles that supported them, of rather the piles themselves had collapsed. It is believed that the occurrence is due to the tide having been unusually high this morning, and so lifted the houses off. However, they gradually slid down into the harbour in a slanting manner owing to the back end of Fiji house coming in contact with the new watermen's gridiron, and on which it proceeded to rest; the remainder fell bodily into the harbour without separating, although a great deal of damage was done through the strain, and several articles of furniture brok«n. Numbers of things were precipitated into the water and floated about until rescued by boatmen. We believe that there were at the time about half a dozen or so of people in the hotel, consisting of landlady, servants, and lodgers, who, although greatly affrighted by the sudden sinking of the building into deep water, none of them appear to have been hurt. Several helpers were promptly at hand, and by by their assistance they were enabled to gain the shore. The tide was on the ebb at the time, and fears were at once enter tained that the houses would fall to pieces. As it receded tbe watermen, as sisted by Sergeant Carrigan of the water police, at once set to work to clear all the furniture and effects out be fore the destruction was completed. "'/A'J-K. LATEB.. am*aa»f. J _rne whole of the furniture, etc,having been removed, with the exception of arti cles on the lower floor, which was com pletely- under water, the houses were left tn their fate, and by about a quarter after one; as the tide had considerably lowered, various stfUnds of crashing were heard, when suddenly the whole of the building collapsed, falling inwards with a great crash. It then settled further down, damaging Messrs Olxey's premises in the fall; indeed that building has been consi dered so (unsafe that men have been en gaged all the day in atrengtheaing the

piles, several of which have been forced out of their positions by the strain. The I damage done is very considerable. VVe are informed that complaints have been made lately by the tenants of the unsafe condition of the premises, but ;no exertions have been made to render | them safe ; if so the blame and loss should I all on the right shoulders. It is very fortunate that the occurrence happened in the daytime and not at night when tho house is gen erally full of lodgers. Another for tunate circumstance occuraed in the side of the building resting on the gridiron, otherwise everything would have been I precipitated into the water. The affair j has caused a great deal of excitement on the wharf all day.

DISTRICT COURT.

THIS DAY. Before Thomas Beckham, Esq., District Court Judge. CHABLES MOLLEB V. JEEEMIAH CASEY 'AND OTHKES. This—which was a case on appeal—was again adjourned for a fortnight, in consequence of a statement from Mr Hesketh. No objec* tion -was raised by counsel on the other side (Mr J, B. Russell). H. S. MEYEES V. JOHN LAME. Claim £44 5s Id, goods. The consideration of this suit, was held over until tomorrow, at the request of. the solicitor for plaintiff (Mr Meyers). DAVID GOLDIE V. ANDEEW FABGIE. Claim £26 8s 9d, goods sold and delivered. Mr Thome for plaintiff produced proof of indebtedness to his client, and judgment was given with costs. THOMAS D. DICKENSON V. GEOHOB GILES. Claim £45 5s 6d goods. Mr J. B. Russell for plaintiff. Defendant denied the nlaim and, as he had omitted to file a defence, he asked for an adjournment till nest sitting in order to comply with the rule. This was strongly objected lo by counsel for plaintiff on the ground that his client was only a working man, and could not well endure delay. A.t this statre of the proceedings Mr Beveridge entered the Court—apparently freshly engaged on defendant's behalf—and, after accounting for Mr Giles's omission on the score of inexperience with District Court customs, repeated the application for further time. Still unwillingness to consent to such a course was manifested by the opposing lawyer j but at length the difficulty was surmounted by the desired adjournment being granted on condition of defendant paying the necessay coats thereof. BANK Ol? NEW ZEALAND V. EDWAED BOYI/B. Claim £100, overpayment. Mr. Whi taker and Mr. Brookfield for plaintiff; Mr, Hesketh for defendant. In the action now brought it was sought to recover the sum of money alleged to have been overpaid by the teller at the banking-house of plaintiff on the 28th February of the present year.

We shall have much pleasure in pub lishing in our issue to-morrow a long letter received from certain officers of the Foresters, showing the other side of the "Alexander case," It reached us too late for to-day.

THE EVENING STj^B," MONDAY, JTJN U;Hm

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WANTED KNOWN*, thatEDWABDS (lat* of Queen street) is open to receive orders at his Naval and Military Cap Manu factory, No. 37, Grey street. WANTED, Bottles, in any quantity. Highest price given.— Apply E. SoiOMON, Bricklayers' Arms, Chapel street. YV7"ANTED, a Situation as Storeman. or * * some light Woik — Apply Registry Department, Auckland Agency Office, next Leightons, High street. \M AN T ED," Purchasers of the VV Newest Style Black Silk Velvet Jackets, Waterproof Cloaks, and Millinery, at Cost Price, at R. W. Dyson's, 220, Queen street, who must clear out to make room for the new tenant. tSSB" Opposite the United Service Hotel. WANTED the following important fact communicated to the Ladies: R. W. Dyson, 220, Queen street, has just received another and very Choice Assortment of Ladies' Under-clothing, Corsets, Nightcaps, and Baby Wares, including Hoods, Hats, Robes, Frocks, and every requisite for Infants, which he is selling at cost price, on account of his premises being let, and therefore necessitating his clearing out for the new tenant. SS" R. W. Dyson, opposite the United Service Hotel WANTED KNOWN, that all those that ordered India Rubber Stamps and Presses,, and did not get them, to call at I. Alexander, Jewller and Engraver. WANTED, . employment Jby a steady middle-aged man, either as book keeper, or in a grocery and general store, or in any capacity of trust and usefulness.— Address, A.C., Evening Stab Office. ~"ANTED, Navvies. —ipply at the Shoal Bay Road Works. WANTED, a General Servant.—Apply to Mrs. Kbndeedine, opposite to the Supreme Court-house. WANTED, a Young Girl as Genera Servant. — Apply to Mrs Lotjtitt Grey street. \\f ANTED, a steady Man.—W. Burton, *™ Kyber Pass. ANTED, a good General Servant.—Mrs Joseph Bowne, Karangahape Road- WANTED, a Good General Servant.— Apply at the Fitzboy Hotel, Wakefield street. TO COMPOSITORS, i— Wanted, a good steady Jobbing Hand. — Apply to William Atkin, High street. WANTED, Visitors from the Coun try to call at R. W. Dyson's, 220, Queen street, and secure some of the Unheard-of Bargains in Drapery, Clothing, Hats, Caps, etc., etc., which must be cleared in a few weeks as the premises are let to another tenant. , . . Observe: R. W. Dyson, 220, Queen street, corner of Wellesley street, opposite United Service Hotel. WANTED, good Machinists for Shirt l making, at Mr Breda's, top of Short land Crescents ______ WANTED, the Public to know that the only house where New Dresses, Hats and Furs can be obtained at Cost Price is at R. W. Dyson's, 220, Queen street, whose premises are let and he must turn out. -Q^. "pOE NAPIER. Star of the South, Captain Holmes, will leave as above THIS DAY (Monday), Juue 24, at 4 p.m. For freight or passage -g^fo^ & CO., Agents. NOTICE OF REMOVAL. MESSRS. FORSTER & GALLAGHER, Plumbers, Gfts-fitters, &c, have REMOVED to the premises one door, below the Herald Office. Au o4 land, June 22,



WANTED KNOWN that Holdship and Co. are compelled to clear out during. the present month their very large stock of Timber and other Building Materials from their Yards in Custom-house street. An early call and cash are necessary to obtain great bargains. WANTED KNOWN.—Just opened out a number ■ai; >Hats of the newest tyles and fashions. S. Coombes, City Clothing Mart, 80, Queen street. fl AO Brokers and others in want of Offices at JL 4s, ss, and 6s per week.—Apply to Mr Bbight, West Queen street. ' WANTED KNOWN.—Just opened out ex Helenslee :— New Hats New Clothing New Under-clothing. Also, 5 cases Portmanteaus and Valises, At S. Coombes' City Clothing Mart, 80, Queen street. WANTED, Buyers for Mottled Kauri.— James W. Wali/eb, Timber Merchant, Custom-house street. LODGE UNITED SEEYCE No. 421, I.C. THE Begular Monthly Meeting of this Lodge will be held in the Masonic Hotel THIS EVENING (St. John's Day), 24th instant. Hour of meeting—7.3o o'clock. Visiting brethren are invited to attend. . By order of the W.M. JAMES C. DOULL. P.M., Secretary. N.B.—Should the business intimated.in the notices require to be altered, due notice will be given per daily papers. ' 4WILLIAMS' FIRE KINDLERS. , FACTOEY, A.LBERT STREET, Next Dunn am Steps. To be had from Grocers and others. GRAFTON ROAD HIGHWAY DISTRICT, "VTOTICE is hereby given that the Annual J. i Meeting of the Ratepayers of the above District will be held in the Queen's Hotel, corner of Kybi.r Pass Road and Symonds street, on WEDNESDAY, July 10, at 5 o'clock p.m. (Signed) STEPHEN E. HUGHES, Chairman. June 22, 1872. GRAFTON ROAD HIGHWAY DISTRICT. A SPECIAL MEETING of the Rate payers of the above District will be held in the Queen's Hotel, on WEDNES DAY, July 10, immediately after the Annual Meeting above advertised, to take into consi deration the subject of Lighting. (Signed) STEPHEN E. HUGHES, Chairman. June 22, 1872. FUST LANDING, EX 'RITA* 85 TONS CIRCULAR HEAD POTATOES (superior sample). 50 kegs Prime Salt Butter JAKINS AND WILLCOX, Durham street. ~ NORTHERN CLUB. ACCOUNTS due by Northern Club must be rendered by 30th June, 1872. B. J. DAVENEY, Secretary. Auckland, June 22, 1872. VACCINATION FROM THE HEIFER, AT the residence ef Dr. WEIGHT (late Dr. Stratford's), Selwyn Lodge, Parnell, TO-MOKKOW and WEDNESDAY 25th,, and 26th inst., at 10 a.m. O BE LET, the Diving Tables of the Star and Garter Hotel, Coromandel, doing a first-class busines. Terms very liberal.— i Apply to M. K. Samuels. ' ■ -'" y,. FIRE BRIGADE. THE Mombers of the late Fire Brigade will receive the balance of money due ..them at Mr Sceats, British Hotel, Queen street,' TO-MORROW EVENING (Tuesday), at 7.30 p.m. JOSEPH McCAGHEY, Secretary'A;F.B. TENDERS will be received by the under signed for the Re-erection of a Building on Queen street wharf, capsized this morning, up to 10 a.m. Tuesday.—Stone Bbothebs. June 24th, 1872. . TO LATE Maitlanders of New South Wales.—Wanted an Interview by a new arrival.—Apply to "Tom," Governor Brown Hotel, Hobson street. June 24, 1872- - EXCHANGE HOTEL; J. Street, '•*•' "TjIOKMEBLY Providore Panama JO Line, and late Steward of tlie Nebraska, has much pleasure to intimate to the general public that he isl during this cold weather dispensing Spiced Ale and Porter after the good old English style ; also "Tommy Dodds " after the most approved American fashion. : A; 'V '■-, f"\ June 22, 1872. ■ , TO LET—A Shop and large premises above, in a business part of Queen street, suitable for a restaurant »r dining rooms- Apply office of this paper- TO LET AT RICHMOND, a Go6d> Eight roomed House, with four acres of Land fenced in.—Apply at the Stab Office. FOR SALE CHEAP, a Good Box Mangle. —Apply to Mrs WiiJJS, next Mr St»ven-. son's store, Newton road. ■ • AUCKLAND INSTITUTE. THE First Monthly Meeting of the present session will ba held in the Museum Buildings at 7.30 pm. on THIS DAY. . The Anniversary Address will be delivered by the President, T. Heaie, Esq. ' Ladies are respectfully invited to attend. T. KIRK, Socretary. June 21, 1872,



BRICKS, LIME, SAND, SHELLS AND TILES. WANTED, purchasers for the above, sold and delivered at the lowest rates from the yard at the Firewood Wharf. Contractors liberally dealt with. 100,000 Bricks guaranteed to be always on hand. All orders to be addressed to W. Kikbt, junction of Queen and Grey streets. Sole agent for the Whau brickmaker3. WHERE can the COURT HOUSE CREEK plan be had ? At Wayte's, Queen street; or Chabees Palmeb's, Short laad Crescent. "DONE DUST! BONE DUST!! On Sale by the Undersigned 30 TONS BEST GLUTINISED BONE DUST. STONE BROTHERS, " „. Queen street. AUCKLAND LICENSED VICTUALLERS' ASSOCIATION. HOTEL-KEEPERS and others desirous of joiming are requested to forward their applications, addressed to the Secretary I at; the Committee Rooms, British Hotel, Queen street, on or before tho third day of July proximo. The Secretary will be in attendance at Ihe Committee Room daily from 10 to 11 a.m. _ry <>t3 /) GEORGE SMITH, Secretary. Committee Rooms, ! June 21st, 1872. ~„.. MONEY TO LEND on Land, Houses, and Good Personal Security. ," Bills discounted.—Stevens and Son, Queen street.. ; ,__ WANTED, an Unfurnished Room ; five or ten minutes' walk from tbe foot of" Wellesley street.— A pply to E. G. Cqupxand's Hay Store, Wellesley street. TO LET, that beautifully-situated House !• in Waterloo Quadrant, opposite Govern ment House, now in the occupation of Mrs McGuffy.—Apply to Williams & Co., Queen street. BOARD and RESIDENCE.-Two or three Gentlemen can be accommodated with Board and Residence in a healthy part of the City. Terms modorato. — Apply to Mrs. El/LisoN, Pro.pect House, Hobson street, two doors beyond St. Matthew's Church. JUST OPENED.—2SO BLACK COATS, at 12s. fid. SAMUEL COOMBES, 80, Queen street. TO THE BOOT AND SHOE TRADE. IVHE Working Men of the, above Trade are requested to meet at the Cottage of Con tent Hotel, Victoria-street, This Day, June 24, at 8 p.m., to take into consideration tLe present condition of the trade. Signed PETER HARDY. ADAM McCARROLL. j JOSEPH McREADY. AITGE.LAND WESTERN ACADEMY. AN ENTERTAINMENT will he giver, in the above Academy THIS EVENING. Doors open at half-past seven o'clock. Programme — Pianoforte Duet, " Les Huguenots" ; Lecture, The Land We live in ; Song, " .Footsteps on tiie Stair*" j Song, " The Englishman" ; Dialogue from Shakspeare; Song,)" Carry me long" ; Dance ; A Hurnpipe ; Comic Song ; Reading ; Song, " Rocked in the Cradle of the Deep." pRI M E BA C O N—Bd PIGS' CHEEKS, 3d. PIGS' FEET LARD HAMS, &c. A. PORN WELL. LOOK out for a new fund of merriment, Laughing- Gas, Mesmebism, and Ehbknology, when Db. Cabb returns from tth Thames. ALBION QUARTZ MINING COMPANY '* (Limited). THE first Half-yearly General Meeting of Shareholders in the" above-named Com* pany will be held in the large room, New Zealand Insurance Company's .Buildings, Queen street, oh FRIDAY, the 28th of Juno instant, at 2 o'clock p.m. ",.,■,.,. CHABLKS TO THILL, ~-_:..!•._■ _■.'-■.•.- .. ,>•..-.•> ,--. g e( jj.(_taryw; ■' j Auckland, June 20, 1872. OE SALE, a Eishing BOAT (3 tons), one Outrigger Skiff, and one Open Skiff ; j aiso, several Ships' Boats.—Apply to J. Claiie, Boat Builder, Custom-house street, iiiil - ' . ■!■ j EARM FOR SALE.—A desireable Farm and Homestead 19 miles from town. The Farm contains 110 acres all in grass ahd crops, and securely fenced. There is a \ good 4-roomed house upon.the farm, together i with'the necessary farm out-buildingß'.. Price, £350. Terms very easy. J. M" Lennox, Estate Agent, 37 Queen street. A' NICE convenient five-roomed House to Let, iv the Franklin Road. Good well, rain water, washrhouse, garden, wood- . ■shed, &c.—Apply at the Toll-bar, Custom house street, Queen street. COMFORTABLE Board' and Residence for one or two gentlemen, in a con venient and healthy locality. Terms moderate. For reference and addijess*:apply at office of this paper. E E M O V A L. ! On.i >A Ay. ■";." ■ j lyipESSSs/rii L'EAU ahd DIETHELM beg to inform the Public that they have REMOVED their Premises from Shortland street to Queen street, next door to Mr ■ Wayte's.". /, f _}f rj" X _j I mHE UNDEE SI GN E D ,' -*- .{■.'.(yyidy.yO $< Jkil AY.d} Ha.ye on Hand A LAftGE SHIPMENT '_:' ov Letdiford's Patent Safety Matches- OTfEN & GEAHAM



"PRINCE OF WALES THEATRE. Lessee .. Mr B N Jones Sensation ! Sensation !' Sensation ! . THIS (Monday) EVENING, June 24, The performance will commence with the Great Nautical Drama, in two acts, of TOM CRI NG L E. ; Ok. Mat WITH the Ikon Hand. To conclude with tho new Farce of RETAINED EOR THE DEFENCE. Seats can be secured at Upon & Co.'s. 01 TV HALL. THIS (MONDAY) EVENING 1 , : June 24, POSITIVELY THE Last Night ; Last Nioht Last Nioht of Bacheldee's Grand Colossean Pantascope of a Tour through AMERICA! ; Last Night of the highly Trained Troupe of CANARY BIRDS. Last' Night of the Wonderful Automaton SLACK ROPE VAULTER! Front seats, 3s ; second, 2s ; back, Is. Doors open at 7.30;. commences at 8 o'clock. H. EASTWOOD, Agent. Q I T V HALL. GRAND SPECIAL NIGHT. MISS AITKEN (Mas J. L. Bunten) Will have the. honor of appearing on Tuesday Evening, June 25th inst. PROGRAMME: Paiit I. Overture, " Tancrerii," Rossini- Madame Moller Hubert and Arthur, "King John," Shakespeare " Lady Clare," Tennyson " Caudle becomes a Freemason (Mrs Caudle very curious)," D. Jerrdld— Miss Aitken Song, " Kathleen Mavourneen," Crouch— Madame. Moller Song, " The Blacksmith," Cherry—Mr Reed " The Ruined Cottage," Miss Landon '* The Wonnerful' Wean," Miller "Come Whoom to thy Childer an' me" (Lancashire poem), Waugh " The Bells," E. A. Poe—Miss Aitken. Part 11. "Tarantella" (solo piano), Heller—Madame Moller Song, " I Cant Forget Thee if I would," Glover—Mr Reid " The May Queen " (Part 1., May Morning; Part 11., New Year's Eve ; Part 111., Deathbed), Tennyson " The Charge of the Light Brigade," Tennyson—Miss Aitken ... , .- . . " The Brook," Tennyson—Miss Aitken ' Song, " II Baceio " (L'Arditi)—Madame Moller Duet, " Huntingtower" -^Madame Moller and Mr Reid Mansie Wauch's First and Last Visit to the Play (from " Tlie Life of Mansie Wauch "), by " Delta," (Dr , Moir) —Miss Aitken. Advance New Zealand. The Band in attendance. Doors open at 7.30 ; .to commence at 8 o'clock. Front seats, 3s ; second, 2s; back, Is. TO LET. A PORTION of those Premises TO LET iv Durham street, formerly occupied by Messrs Hun tee & Co. A Splendid Well of Water, and a two-stall Stable ; may be used by the incoming tenant. — Apply to E.- Bowden, . Livery and Bait Stables, Queen street. THE undersigned is Agent for the following Gold Mining Companies— Tokatea Harbour View Siege of Paris Nil Desperandum Golden Pah British Royal Oak Buffalo .. Star of the Morning Old' Stocking Green Flag • New Rakaia Waverley • Masonic Victory " Venus R, HORNE, Queen street. NOTICE iB hereby given *] that MR. I PHILLIPS, 10, Insurance Buildings, is our agent to receive transfers and take calls for the undermentioned claims. KENNON & O'BRIEN. , Coromandel, May 16, 1872. - ": y Lady Bowen ', yClunes* *: 7 Wood's Point Arrarat .'.'V Honeycomb Aitkin. . 1. .; in ■ ' MOANATAIRI GOLD MINING COM PANY (Regi3tebed). , THE Transfer Book will be closed from noon on Thursday, and remain closed Still noon on Monday, July Ist, when a divi dend of five shillings per share will be payable at the Company's Office, Shortland street, Auckland. P. A. WHITE, Manager. June 24,18*72. '"- • Coromandel Harp Gold Mining Com • pany (Registered). AT a Meeting of Directors held at the Company's Office, this day, the following Shares were declared liable to forfeiture, ,hut are re deemable on payment of all Calls; Fines, and Expenses, if tendered to the Company's Manager, within ten days from this date : — '■ Names 1 SJiares. , Numbers. J. J. Matthews.. .. ' 400 ... 2001 to 2100 JohnM. Muir ... IJ .. • 50 : ..; 5501 to 5560 . Andrew Rooney ;„.,.. 50 .... 951 to 1000 Charles Williams .. 80 . .. 4071 to 4, 50 Joseph Craig .. .. 150 ..'450110 4650 Chal d&. Cassague ... 195 ... 3138 to 3332 Thomas Bray .. ~. 800 ... 151 to- 950 Chris. Dittman".. .. 250 .. .4751 to 5000 Chris. Dittman ~ 7.. :iM ■ ~.,.; 7 ;-, 1001 to 1100 By order of Director, pM - AVISH) ■ ■ ■■:.. Mananger. j Auckland, June 20, 1872. „___ j v Y-A NOT I0 E. ■'-- MRS. GINGELL begs to announce that her Evening Class will commence m St. Matthew's Girls' School, on MONDAY, the 24th inst. Hours : 7to 9 p.m. Whakaroa Quartz Mining Company (Registered) rfVEIE Annual General Meeting of J_ Shareholders will be held in the Office of the Company, Canada Buildings, Queen street, Auckland W. Tuesday, the 85th June, 1872, at 3 o'clock p.m., for the purpose of receiving the. Balance Sheet ana Directors' Report. .^.y Auckland, June 11, 1872, Manager,



BONA EIDE CLEARING SALE BANK RIJ P T STOCK OE J. EDWARDS, HAT & CAP MAKER. I I GOODS SLIGHTLY DAMAGED. i Ex "Helenslee." Stock of a Country Storekeeper. OAMUEL COOMBES having pur chased the above lots, intends to give the public a benefit. The goods are now being marked, and will be open to the public in the premises lately occupied by J. Edwards, Hat and Cap Manufacturer, in Queen street, ON SATURDAY NEXT, WHEN UNHEARD-OF BARGAINS WILL BE OFFERED. ■ The Bankrupt Stock comprises— Gents' Paris Hats "."' !"' Gents' Paris Drab Hats Gents' Felt Hats—newest, shapes Men's and Youths? Hets and Caps in endless variety -- ...v. . ••*-. Ties, Scarfs, Gloves, Belts, Braces, etc., etc. Other Goods consist of — Rugs and Blankets Men's Crimean Shirts Men's Flannel and Woollen Under Shirts Men's Flannel and Woollen Pants Men's Cotton and Woollen Socks ■ Men's Tweed Suits . ~, y ,- Men's Tweed Coats—all shapes Men's Pilot Over-Coats Men's Waterproof Coats* Men's Inverness Capes Men's Moleskin Trousers 7, 7> Some of these goods very slightly damaged. BOYS' AND YOUTHS' CLOTHING IN great variety. TWEED, CLOTHS, ETC., ETC. \gjf- F O R O N E MONTH. T TONSON GAELICK'S J • COROMANDEL AND THAMES GOLD FIELD'S SHARE LISTS, Revised t.o June C, 1872, May be obtained at Messrs. E., Wayte and Upton an? Co.'s, Auckland ; E. '"Water's, Grahamstown ; and A; Silk. Coromandel. . __ _.„,, J. TONSON GARLICK,".;: -.-_. ..-. Licensed Sharebroker. Shortland street, Auckland PATENT SAFETY MATCHES. (Bbtant and Mat's.) t?f\f\ GROSS FOR SALE, in quantities OvJvJ suitable to purchasers. JOHN KOBEBTON & CO. TO-MOEEOW. EAISINS ! EAISINS !! RAISINS !!! ON ACCOUNT OF WHOM IT MAY €ONCEBN. yyyi.yy-iyy: E. & H.ISAACS - WILL sell by auction, To-morrow (TueSa day); the 25th June, at 11 o'clock, : 40 boxes Raisins- (Elmes). ■'-.'::. y 3 .-: On account of whom it may concern. ~ . ~~~ TO-MOEEOW. APPLES, ORANGES, BANANAS, fcINE APPLES, ONIONS, &c, EX HERO. E. & H. ISAACS WILL sell by auction, at their Stores, Fort street, To-morrow (Tuesday), June 25, at half-past TO o'clock, j y ; | yr 300 packages of— Mandarin and other Oranges Pine Apples Bananas bui Apples y ''■■ ■ y ":" Ai& -yy-y-y. y..-' 50 cases Onions y. The above just landed ex Hero, in splendid condition, and aro for imperative sale. E. & H. ISAACS, 1 .: Aucti°ncer3- BUTTEE, CHEESE,, BACON, , G. B. BINNEY WILL sell by public auction, at 11 o'clock To-morrow (Tuesday), at the Corn Exchange. , 20 kegs Butter ; '' ■"■■ ■ 10' crises Cheese 6,; if Hi AV\ .1A J. 8 cases Gilmour's Hams and Bacon .: -40 bag Onionß y r | j 50 bags Fowls Maize. HOBAET TOWN EEUIT, Ex HEEO. G. B. BINNEY WILL sell by public auction, at thee Corn Exchange, at 11 o'clock % | morrow (Tuesday), |$4 2 cases Pine Apples . *• y dy 162 cases Apples, consisting oi—btone Pippins, Pearmains, Nonpareil Russets, Golden Harveys, French Crabs, Also, Ex Rita— A I ■ 30 mats New Dates % bundles Bwce!op& Nuts, 1 ■"-'" ** "T



, TO-MOBEO W, NOON. _ Ex S S. HERO, FROM SYDNEY. APPLES, LEMONS, MANDARINES, ORANGES, &c. E. ARTHUJJ WILL sell by auction, at his Mart, Queen street, To-morrow, noon, A Splendid Shipment of Fruit, ex s.s. Hero, from Sydney — 400 cases of Apples, viz., Newtown Pippins, Stone Pippins, French Crabs, Lemons, Mandarines, Oranges, &c. Terms —Cash. TUESDAY, JUNE 25. TEADE SALE. HENNESSY'S BRANDY, GENEVA, WINES, BEER, KEROSENE, AND GROCERIES. E. & H. I SA A 0 S WILL hold a Trade Sale at their Store, Fort street, on Tuesday, the 25th June. The goods will be sold as near _ as ;: , ; ,. possible in the following order, commencing ■ , at 11 o'clock, . y ~,.;.,:.:;! 20 casks Chalk, 2 casks Rape Seed ■''<■ 15 casks Prime Southern Butter 50 half-chests Catharina Tea, 11.5 . ; . .j EjJl { 10 boxes Choice Gunpowder Tea ... .. ---100 cases Devoe's Brilliant Kerosene, best 20 cases Brown and Poison's Cornflour , 15 cases Taylor Brothers' Chicory, in tins 17 casks Prime New Currants . '50 cases Sundry. Groceries, and. Oilmen's ,•*__> '-.._■■ Stores, Wrapping Papers, &c. ..,.;"■ . 2 cases Montezuma Cigars y. - ■:■.-. i —" ' -.•-■-■.■-'? At Hale-east 11, , : ..,.,- ~i* 23 qr. • casks Hennessy's Pale Brandy ' y 250 cases JDKZ Geneva 24 qr.-casks Very Superior : Old Pprt Wine and Fine Sherry 2 qr.-casks Fine Amontillado Sherry -10 cases No. 2 DeinhardV Champagne 100 cases Burnett's and Bernhardt Old Tom 60 casks Jefferey's Stout Ginger Wine, in qr.-casks and cases . . ... &c, &c, &c. The attention of the trade is called to thi« sale. Most of the goods are for imperative disposal, to close various consignment accounts. At Quabteb-past 11, On account of whom it may concern, 5 bales Tasmanian Hops. No reserve. WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY, JCLY 17 & 18. SALE BY AUCTION. A'-'-AT NELSON.-' By order of the Executors of the late R. R. Mobton. THE Undersigned have been instructed to sell by public auction on.Wedneaday and Thursday, 17th ahd 18th July, On the premises in Collingwood street, occupied by the late R. R. MORTON, ~,, .. . All the Valuable Stock of ~ , Fencing Wise, Bab, and Plate Iron, Steel, Iron Gates, Standards, Brackets, Oval Galvanized Pillars, Straining 'and Terminal Posts Boiler Plate, Wrought and Galvanized Nails (assorted), Screws, Rivets, Tomb Railings, Galvanized Gitrrißn-'c., .'Grow Bars, Lar»e Assortment oeFeoes, |AA j Consisting; principally oi- : A A y ( s3O tops Black Wire V} ■.;; y_. j, •] *jj ■ . 11 tons Stjrand Wire ~ ..., 90 Iron Grates ' - ' l ■■•-'- I y ;; L i 60 ; tons Standards - \ ■.-,;•;-./.. • 7- q " ' 3,700 Brackets. 130 Galvanized Pillars :20 tona Bar and Rod Iron :A.Y * 1 "T* '*\ -12 cwt.: Steel ">--'■ ■'■■ *i): t£ IA, 4 tons Nails and Screws.- y ■■.-■' yyy Also, -Yy. >'] ,_ ■-.■■.:.A'YY BiilOKSMiTHs' Shop, with a large assort ■ .ment of Tools; complete. I ' yyy-:-, jy AAA's/ '_■..''.' .'"'."<rt y ■.■ :,-.yy•■;■■.k And, .• .1:. Valuable Shoeing and Punching MACHINE; Complete Set of Whitworth'S Tapß and fftis'';' 'and<'& fctffefclvariety of 'j- ij oth^rj Articles. ■ ndliTAl ?C Full particulars wilt be given in CWalogues. For all particulars applyjto .. -, y^, jj--« ah ?V7.^WM.'&TAYEET^&'XJO^.i!;- Jffi .-.i Auctioneers, - ,--■' {■ ■*■ -:'.-' J''y_ ;'. .....TUESDAY, JUNE ;25.; ,;; [yd « ■" — d.d: Y-,..:yY i: y KEROSENE LAMPS ! KBROSEN E LAM PS!! EX EAST LOTHIAN FROM NEW YORK, B. TONKS & CO. HAVE received instructions from Messrs. , Must'and Co. to sell at their'mart,. Queen street, on Tuesday, 25th instant, at II o'clock, the undermentioned packages, consisting of — 42 Packages G_^ssware, comprising. ; ~ 30 dozen Hand Lamps and Burners*' assorted * : ' .93 dozen. Stand ditto ditto, 1 ih great variety : ' *3 dozen Wire Harp ditto ditto 2 dozen Bracket' ditto ditto 1 dozen Chandelier ditto ditto, two i _-;J Yd. lights ' /.-. i - — 20 dozen Lanterns, for oil or candles ' and supplied with three different i , ; ,. ;i ; ;..,;. ; kinds of burners r ,-.!;';". j , ' lsb gross Lamp.Wicks, assorted" 1 i- rj 40 dozen : Green and Transparent Shades. . y: ■" ' "' ---5 dozen Stiident's Paper. ; *do . Y4O dozen Shade Clasps '• j 200 dozen Chimnies assorted, in great varieties , ... 7 J 16 Packages iBONMONGERVii comprising—• 2 dozen. Grub Hoes, best quality 3 dozenPotatbe Forks, § 31 • i _, ft. dozen Manure Forks, § 109 *'' ' 3i dozen' cast steel Rakes,,,lo line, ~_. 3 dozen cast steel Hoes; § 3 !- ' 6 dozen Handles for Hoes _ 4 dozsny^.lwt»iimY'OX'Awm Hoe», handled- ~ - -i r 6ionl#'§:2T*tf^^ni.H./ rJ fi ■yy. 6 only. § 3_Ttuekß;.-.- yy. &c. &c-»-. ,!*;.y. ,. *?•" ' -".AA ) yy-YY-r yyy y ,:.>.£&fax% ®jfaf A Y> -^^^B ■ __mL