BARNEY GEOGHEGN, THE IRISH MEMBER.

Father O'Swill came down, an' first ov all he took some of the ladin inhabithants into the kitchen, an' held a consultashun with them. 'Twas about six thumblers ov me best undiluthed he had before he could complate his negoshiashuns, an' they were all aiquilly liberal. The bhoys was all over the place, an' by the time his riverence was ready to addhress them, they was ready for any thin. He called me till him, an' says he r .' "Barney," says he, in a loud whisper, "owin to the grate fatigue an' excitement, I'm as w^ake as a cat, an; me knees knockin tof |^3£ ;' Get Teddy Rouke," says he, "a "* -? Jerself» g*ve me Jer shupport while I addhress the electurs on their dewty to Mother Church and Ould Ireland." Wid that, Teddy an 51 seized him by the arms, an' got him up on his fate, an* 'twas wondherful how anxiety had taken his ttrengCh, an' we was about to lift him up on a table, arranged for the purpose, but, with a twinkle in his eyes, says he, "No, Barney, none ov yer elevashuns ov the host for me in my prisent Unfabled state," says he. I'm more for mother earth than skyward at this moment." So he; held up his han an instant, an' the bhoys crowded roun, an' gave him three Irish hurrahs, that was loud enough to shake Misther Delancy in his bed. " Bhoys," says he, "an' fellow-electhurs. I'm too excited and indignant to say much till ye to-night,§but what,l do say shall be to the point. Yer aware that in con-

sequence of the death ov me good friend, The O'Swagger—pace tojhis ashe3, that lie in the graveyard of Rashkillen, an' his sowl, too, whereiver it is," says he, "an'that's an exthremely doubtful an' delicate point— there's a vacancy in the representashun of

thistorrai an' yell be called upon to elect his successor t'o,morrow ! ( Sensation). Now,'' says he'," ye're all cognizant ov the intherest I've always taken in securing ye a fit and propher person to reprisen so res pecthable, an' intelligent, an' God-fearing a ce.mnnimty, (cheers), an' seem' I'm res ponsible for the sowls of ivery man of ye an',, there's some ov ye, like Arthur Suili- Tim there, little disposed to pay the praste his lawful dues, an' aise the weight ov the burthen yer sinful sowls impose upon me —Bhoy,s, there's niver a wan ov ye can say I always selected a man afther yer own heart. (Thrueforye.) Now," says he, " will ye belieVe it, bhoys, there's the - eleCshun comin' onto-niorra, Ian fa canhi da,te.before, the consthiuency^ an' niver a word asked ov me whether I approbated him or not ? Moreover, bhoys, ye know who he is, the land-scourge acd tyrant ov

the whole disthricl, a Sassenache . ana

Protesthant"—the bhoyswere ferosbus m ~, their ejackilashuns—" the man," says he, En " .wjao places his iron heel-on the neck of Ireland's sons, the heretic, theblasphamer - bfcHoly Church, for he would deny, her! the right of eddicating her own children—a right'l've maintained for ye thi3. thirty years, and mane to vindicate, plazeGodtb me dyin hour." The roars was terrible an' I thought if any; ov. Belaney's frinds was prisint,'twould bejwise they'd be to >■;* a^vhiseliim to be absent from the Ooiirt- Hbuse to-jnorra. Now, bhoys."f continu es his riverence, who at the same time . ! Vas laning very heavily on Teddy andme. : "I'm in favor of civil an' religious liberty, ■which is the watchword ov the heiarchy, an' the suppreshun, by ivary manes injour power, ov Protesthanism an' infidelity. Therefore," says he, " I'm determined this beggarly, spalpeen shall niver beminlber for Bashkillen, if he is returned tojttie" House pv Commons,in his grave, (GJiers.) An', in this emergincy, whose the man,, the only man, we can layjqur hahd^bn, to do justice to our principles an reprisent. ; tbs in the Parliment of the United Kintg-y dom—^before loDg, plaze God it will bp at Coiege Green ( Here there was g^eat cheering. ) "Who r will advi'cate/ the,sa,use by Mother Ghucrh, an" Mother country, an' uphold, in the teeth of Sassenachejop pressors, the cause; of civil an.religious liberthy ? Who, but my friend, Bxeney , Geohegan !"—he let, go ov me arm to $lap me on the back, an 'twas .well at.the same moment Teddy, held fast till him to Kape iimself steady, for he swung rputid like;the arm of a crane. The bhoys hurrahed: an' roared but for me, an' was top: excite^ ;*<?. notis hiswakeness, so we dsposited him! bn^ a chair, while Molly prepared him a dhrbp* to recover himj and JjS.tbod upon the table among great cheerin an' some amicable fightin in the background. Says V: ':\ " Bhoys and fellow.electhurs. I'm glad to see ye [all an' hope ye've been hospi tlially resaved," says I. •' I'm a man pv fewwttrdsJi Istan by all his riverence; Bapsaid, ah! tnore. top. I'm ,prephared:tp" ' reprisent ye.if required, to the best by my ability, an'if ye return me to Parlimenti -1 I'll to see y.e;all here tb-morra night undher ixe same cirumstances." - . ;. • - ';. V'Wid that theylifted me claneaff the table, an' carried me all roun the town at the risk pv me life, for the ex ciiement had' inadei them^ alt as wake as Father"'O'Swill himself; an'they was not particular, whic^ end; ov me was:;tipper- f , ..'mOSt..:' /'•; :•■■ jhiilc •■ Mil .v.ifOiJW'U» | up, They remained with me. all"night,"td be ■ the mornin. -Ther* niver was such. a;no minashnn known in; that part by the cqun thry. Delancy an' hjs -friends was con dhucthed into the place by the cpnshtabui lary, bui; not one knows how they was cpn dhucted out agen, fpr the whole pv the inside of the court was gutted ov its con tents and him among them, and it was im possible to report the prosadingsfrp™ *fle- absende of power in any wan to sjse or know what they were. But 'twas geher- S^ly rindherstpbd that Delancy an' me wa« ijfarisfWbiuatei}.'- There wastelegrams sent all ■ vr6reT the disthrictfortroopi an'police, but jt^r^ai ,. ;fPrrA a want.for wan. pv. them; "D— ——a man appearell lo vote" "for De lancy through the whole day, an1 I was unanimously returned by acclimashun, gjj The last thing I remimber was me thankin the crowd out pv winda, wid Molly houldin me round the neck; an' shriekin at me like a mad womatn. Fath-' : 'er O'Swill hid been put to bed a couple by nonrs ydfdrjtt l'W^i^9^^m^illmm.oy broken heads an? black 'eyes for 'several ; weeks; ;tut as ,t^e/ "were all given an' I m pure frindiiness, the consequences wag. '■ 'hot as'Kadas they might have been had 33#lancy's frinds coihe to the fore, Though the. cpnsumpshun oy whiskey, ,'' iiras ruinous, Molly was : so proud ov the

honor she'd resaved «be said nothin

about it, an 1 tied up my Shirts an! breeches &n f hose, an' tho suit or black his riyer.

ence. recommended' me to wear in,' the House oy Commons, and packed them all in a bran new pbrtmantle, procure)! for the,purpose. , • .■; ••'\t ■. \\ ! Father O'Swill came, over the day be fore I left for London to advhise me about me behaviour. •• ■> T \

" Barney, me bhoy," says he, i 5» yeVe been returned by a confidin counthry till do yer dewty as a pathriot an' a frind of liberty The. watchword: ov therpraste hood, as I tonld the bhoys the other night, is Civil an' Religious Libeethy,,'Which manes,' says you when yer asked, toex plane it, 'the rights ov the church, th^'int dipindence of the clargy, an' Home Rule for ould Ireland.' Now,; Barney," sjays he, winkin at me over the tnumbler he jheld in his hand, which by the same token was not empthy at the same: time, "it's the sacret ov political succhess to concale yer rale objec'undher another, foridacericy's sake, just as ye concale the outlines of yer limbs in yer breeches ; an' ye undherstan, yell require, in daling with them Sasse nach scoundhrels in the House, to avoid yer ushual candhour of spache, whiih is remarkable, espeshully afther ye'v,e'had yer evenin potashuns ; for I give ye fair warnin yell nade to be sifctin.np .till all honrs in St. Staven's, an' twi.ll'be many a glass ov yer favorite beverage yell require betwixt the hours ov. ten an* three inj the mornin to kape ye alive an' awake to| yer duty.' Now, undherstan me," says* he, " yell stick to that wan tex an' no more, 1 Civil an' ."Religious Liberty,' which says you is all that we ask for the prastehood an' : •,people pf Ireland, an' it can ; only be secured to them by grantin denominashu naleducation in Irish sohules, as you. have already given it in English schules, a Bo man Catholic university for the Irish Ro man Catholic youth, an' Home Bule from Coiledge Green. If they ask ye for de thails, Barney, yell be betther just to say, that ye refer, them for those to Cardinal Cullen an' Mister Martin who has studied the subjecs more intimately than you could do. Moreover, Barney," says he "it won't do to let the borra ov Raskillenand meown existence be overlooked, so you must £ive notis to the Spaker'/.that■;' nt an airly day it is yer entenshun to call the at tenshun ov the House to the subjec by the relashuns ov Ireland to Great Britian, an' to move resolushuns thereon,' an' I'll sfljidi ye the Eesolushuns. Will ye repate ihim words now till ye know them aff; by heart ?" ~:

Whin j'd lamed aff the words by rote to his satisfacshun, he says — . "1,11 also send ye the spache when'the time comes, an' yell deliver it to ] the House with appropriate gestures or; yer own. An' here's success to, ye, meibhoy, an' seccess to yer eloquence. Faith, it's mighty shallow this thumbler £ets with drinkin out of it. I'll nade-.another dhrop by way of doin justice till that toast." ; ,-

SUPREME COURT.

NISI uPEmS SITTINGS,^ t> j

(Before His Honor Sir G. A. Arhey, Ghief Justice, and a'common jury.) ~, j XOJ His Honor took his. seat at ten o'clock.,. The .nisi'prius .sittings of the Supreme Court commenced this:'-'morning with thte following causes. . - I g ;THE,GBBEN HASP iCOJJSPIEATOES. I Before the business of the Court-com menced Mr Bj-ookfield made ah' applica tion i: in'■' the "pase,of the- Queen v.. Howe and others of the Green Harp Gold Mining Company;' that the defendants be called, upon to- answer to their; recogni zances in order that they .might, be fur ther held to bail in answer to the charged The defendants did not appear, and; His Honor adjourned the application till, later in-the day to give them an! op portunity of appearing. ',: '','.; ' >','.' n^coiN y.'.pEOTi... | This was an action "for islander, ithe plaiiitiff alleging in "'his' declaration that thedefendaht "had? spread a false and mal icious report jffi&t he was in the habit of using false, weights in/the purchase! of kauri gum. - ! ' : Damages; wereJaid at £500. r> ; , "Defendant denied all the material alle gations contained in the plaintiff's deciar 'ti'oni whereupon tHe^ parties'joihed'issue.. MrWhitaker, instructed by Mr Brook-" field, appeared for the plaintiff. *; Mr Heskejh. ws^couttwl for the de fendant." ': ■ ■■• .•■ j ■•'. ;ii. ii* •%'; ; Mr . Whitaker, .stated the -case -'ate the jury for the plaintiff. - '' ',•£§ ! Frederick Lincoln, a." itoreke'eg^ aud,., ~tilP lately a kauriJfuth dealer, incWari garei, who had'- buffered ;gjcea|^o»§6s in trade.ih^bhse cir lated by Mr Dent, and for ; asfc for luct^ .damage? a£ theyt,"w|*fl| con sider —■-after v hearingth^;Witne3S^BT?-: the case demands. *,/ - .' . r^-Eredericfc lAne^ a storekeeper at Wangarei, and until re cently/ h*d, dealt,.largely, ,in kauri gum. He went to; "W"angarei in 1869,! at the request of the defendant to assist him in his: business. , He remained in Dent's service' until June, 1870, when his jem ployer informed him that he was no longer required. Defendant promised to-pay his tiaissage back to Auckland j 'but he f tajred (behind and- started. :ih;DUsiness forrhifri ■self,- when the defendant''said he 'Would, have the plaintiff out of .Wahgarei in a very short time. '- >!'-j' 0 J [Left sitting.] j

DISTRICT COURT.

■ •',.'■„.,■.'■.,..:■.•;'.•.■:.''■ THIS,:PA^V; :i' VvQ. '■■■- . [Before Thomas Beckham, Esqi, Distrieib;. ••■ -. :': Court' Judge.]1 '.;'•''; j ' The lisual bi-M^thl^ Sittings, of .thi^pjjurt commenced this morning, and the;.following causes were disposedof s-a .'■ :_Vj "'! \ js.b MOLLEB V. , CASEY AND OTHERS.' | This was a formal application for reversal of judgment; ft 11 f~\ | Mr W. L. Rees applied for an adjourn ment until next Court day as the Registrar of the Supreme Court .had not had n time to tax lthe Costs. ' «.,"^ S | Adjourned accordingly. AKEKS V. KODEN. Inthis: the plaintiff;,claimed:>aASUi4 of £70 9s, being a balance of acboarit state^ on the 6th February, 18687 „ , a The defendant,' Thomas Roden, did) not appear, and the plaintiff his claiih in ,the ; usual; way, Mr $V.,. ■£.'' Bees, appearing ;0n his behalf,... :..:•.;;,].. ai ae'J Mawiz'd Judgment was given for the plaintiff, with costs £5 8s 6d. I JACKSON AND AN"OTHBR V. GABKETT '. This was a claim1-oil the part" 6f:^essrs Jabkson and Russell,1 solicitors, for £$2 10s., being principal andt interest "inn&,/ d&jd of .mortgage.1 -;'-.,.: ifMHOH'l^Lt&ilii • ■ i» The "defendant entered nf appearance to

the suit, and Mr James Russell gave evidence in proof of the claim. Judgment was passed for the plaintiff, with costs, £4 19s. i cc BUCHOLZ V. AUSTRALASIAN STEAM NAVIGATIbN COMPANY. Claim £75, for damages. Mr Brookfield and Mr Rees were in thus case, but both were engaged at the j Nisi Prius sitting. • • | Mr Rees applied for an adjournment, which was granted until to-morrow. ; i. CARTER V. KELLY. The plaintiff, Joseph Carter, claimed a sum of £66 16s 10£ cl from Maurice Kelly* for, i goods supplied, -•. )Q M (,» A y- ':' •' .< f«J •'-, | Mr Joy appeared, with Mr Maddeii, for' the plaintiff.j?x }]'».'.Jfl i '")'.. '.',-. Mr W. L. Rees appeared for the defendant. Mr Madden opened the case, and seated . that the claim consisted of £11, being they amount paid the defendant for a licenpe of , ( the iSenarajfcion, Hptpl, /at [the/ Wade;;: but j which licence he never received. He '■ also ; claimed £45 16s .lOJctJ*or, goods supplied,l and i £10 for cash; "entrusted to Mrs Kelly, to (take J care of for him. ' The defendant-repudiated the claim of £11, alleging that it had not been paid by the defendant. , He also, denied jthe amount 1 claimed for goods'; but admitted the money ( being handed to Mrs Kelly. The defendant made a number, of claings; against the plaintiff as a set off both for board and lodging, ~-for horse hire, and for sundry articles of clothing; i y the latter of which were not disputed b^ the,. plaintiff. i ~..-.,, The case was a tedious one, being purely a question of accounts between.the parties. . Q/he evidence was'very'conflicting," but of ho l)ublic interest. Eventually, theiplaintiff was nonsuited.

THE DOLLY VARDEN HAT.

I met her just below the bridge ! . j That spans the-pvirling:rill.;! /., " Just as the'moon was peepiDg. o'er The water, calm and still. , We walked together down the, street,. - : ■ ' •"' Arid by'the'wharf we'saW J - Jil'"' r , We chatted, and she smiled beneath A Dolly-Varden hat! I found that she'cotild music' play, ! ! '■>. i, And o'er a volume brood ; And linger lightly a machine In hours, of. solitude. She went to church, I saw her there, Her feet were on a mat — And heard her sweet responses 'neath Apolly-Varden hat! i r Again I met this pretty girl*,* The girl I deemed sincere, . Uipon ;the wiarf a T waJking .with-7- • •■.-, ■?■ •'.'• i. '• iAn A uokland Volunteer:1 >J j- | ■ , 1 almost swooned, when something said, * • •& ' ... ','Oh, you.mußt.be,a.flat- ~ jut i ' ' T6 think that true love nestles'neath ',:■.:. A Dolly-Varden bat!" j ,?■<■'■' '"''■ I'sighed, as'lonely homeiweiit", " Trust these fair girk, who can ? ■■'<• Their high chignons, fheif J>rettj*air*,; "! = ! Will floor the strongest man. I'll le;:.d for aye a single life, v.l la ijrjf ] And be no more aflat; And turn from eyes that sparkle 'neath A Dolly-Varden hat!" j ■ —B.

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Late Advertisements. \^*<" ■' '■«'• ■■■■' '■:■■;■ ■:i" ■'' ■ ■■>■•■'' _ BROWF, ,^4^K,BTT AFP. GO.,' ' * high' street, Hate o^ Sale, ex ■■N'Bw fi 1, In Pirst-rate Condition, . EX CtTT~"OF AUCKLAND, 38 cases Colman'a Mu..tard, various Wdights in enoh i< ; ~; . .;.;q,aality J ii..d ~..•! •.. A:\oif ■■,-AJ ... 8 cases Taylor Bro's Homoeopathic Cocoa -' 5 cases Taylor Eros's Soluble Chocolate . il "9"cases Assorted Candied Peel "" "• 3 cases Crosse and Blackwell'a Mixed Spice (Fancy km! '.-■>■ -. Cartooiiß)'•' '• ■■'''>■ ■■■<>'> '■ ?•• ' ; '"- ..., U 12 ca<?e3 Crosse and Blackwell's Assorted Essences. 10 cases Cros3e and Blackwell's Potted Meats. "'' 5 cases Cro.se and Blackwell's Fish and Paste % cases Morton's Fish and Paste 7 cr-ses Solazd, Br^cca Juice, and Pipe Liquorice 3 cases Nutmegs (finest) 2 bales Cinamon (finest) ..• . 6 bale". Cloves -(flnerfc)- • - i 1 bale Mace (finest) 21 casks Ginger 14 casks C irraways and Canary Seed 12 casks Lump Tapioca '. 7:>V.J.'i bite >' >' ■ W- 'l» *-rf- -' -r.Aoii■'■ uii'i' EX B.TJLWABK, ,X 20 cr.seskeilier'gMaTrifs'lad'e^' ■>'•■*■"■***'•■ 20 cases Keillor's Ascorted Confectionery ; r .j 10 caces Keiller's Jujubes and PastUes 12 cases Epps' Maravilla Cocoa EX HOBEBT HENDEBSON, '■ >Ta 29 pkgs White and Black Pepper 7 cases Bobincon's Patent Groats and Barley 20 CJ,ses,Brown and Poison's Cornflour i 5 Caleb Frericil Pttfne^, Slb'^bottles liiiK "•■'i -"'EX ■:'GLE^HTJl<f*t"ri! ■' ' ' 10 ci.es West,lndia Arrowroot ... , ~., , | ■ ■■'W'yiWs Mortlflrß A'sibrtedEsseh^'1 J -'" ' | 6 cases Crosse and Blackwell's Curry Powder, t, 6 cases Morton's Gurry rdWA&eli' ,«Worml/ j !>: WelWe' co'ntinWalty'ln'^ecfelpt eff kew'Ctfeods1!!! the various branches of our business from the best home and neighbouring markets. BROWN;—BARRETT, & CO. ! I'j'. U^;; THURSDAY, OCTOBER 31. I , ';; T/!.'i '"lijii. ■■/.il',!,::/'-; i—<-U- ■; i;.:'( i: ,< \ 1 . ~, LITERATURE. i->iu tetlql-iMob iU: ban .-;:ij mi* ::... J fi-jnQihiJ . :■;' ■ THE Subscribers .will . f sell ri; ,Bt tte. Booms, Fort-street, on Thursday, October 31 at 11 o'clock, ' tJM: }ASSQB.T.MENU ,OF,-.iSELECT.STANDARD,' .WORKS., ~,,,, ' : SAMUEL••■GOGHKffifraS'-'ft SON, i ' iU Auctioneers. i ' ' j) , I-Q^CUEH M.U., MB. LOYAL GOOD INTENT LODGE, No. 4369. ~ Lodge Room, Oddfellow's Hall, i .1713 !/. IJ] 'Mini ;C6dksia:«!et['6ct. 28, 1872. HPHE Members of this Lodge willi J...JL, . lL assemhlai ( in-.JihejJi(jdge rDom, fIJOrMORRdw' (Tuesday) AFTERNOON, at half-past three o'clock, to fpUow tp.the. gr^TO^the .r.em^ins ,q|.our, departed. Brother BfeNJAMfirITA.VtoB:; jr (nT" -'"■' ' : . Al - ,| The Officers and Members of the various Lodges in Auckland, ar.e t r.espectfully invited to Attend.; . Regalia':'Black-Scarfs and Wlnte"Gloves; : By order of the N.G. 0 U:j J,,= .: h-<«>\ nt yni.»uS) M.^ Tffx Secretary, j,;. -*!iP °Ri l W.&i-TIA'N!Gt.A «BO"Pin^^-L" MERCURY BAY, AVD The s.s. ! ~.,^ Southern Gross, >: '« •'. ..^ Captain D. Seixakh, ,will sail as above on MONDAY /^M^hjNoyefla*^r > ~ati.4,,8.m4 J l9O tf£ | lOt) i) j (1.1 For freight or passage apply to J. S. MACFARLANE, Agerfti,: , "W4^ "ROB LEYUKA, HJI, "^flkTWS^ rj'"le Schooner j '',',•',,;; JttßSmtm Success, ; 68 tonsjregifitßr.VjWStt'WtAjr McJDonald, Master, sylll, sail as alrt>v4-6nTliui^day, SliifOctober, 1872. i Bmi For passage only apply to M. NICCOL, .(HAHY2H&II & yi.H ETAvI) Agpnt. OE SALE, a light Spring CaJt^^t Hill's, Coachbuilder, Newmarket. ' , „,. ♦ TEN SHILLINGS REWARD. M' LOST, in the vicinity of Waterloo* Quadrant, on Saturday last, a silver me anted. Riding Whip. —Anyone returning the same to office or this paper will receive the above reward. ■"! ■•'■''" "OOUNB, on Sunday last, "a Brooch. JL Apply Star office.



yJ" ■ WREN'S" ESTATE. I A LL Claims not sent in to either one j .C*. of the Trustees until the.Slst of this month ' wiU'not be recognised. f-\ NEW ZEALAND AGRICULTURAL .hzabL>4Jt: .iryfi; SOCIETY, y. ■■ ME. A. BUCKLAND_wiII sell ..by public auction oh Friday next, at 12 o'clock, the right of .admission to the Society's Show in the J Albert Barracks on November C. Also, the right to \ sell the.catalpgues.. Full particulars wiU be named at thbjtihieofS>le. ~j ;; r\ :. '/ -: i ; I ~ .; ..:, , - . JQHN GORDON, ... ;'i . '■~ i;'■,.,(.;■,;;. 'it ■ ■"' ' Secretary. T^OR SALE,-^? bags Charcoal—4s. ,J-,.; per,bag,—Apply, for address, offioe of this | paper, , . , aV -i.i ■: f : '' ; ' ' ■■■'',', , ;.„'.: FOR PRIVATE SALE. .0 TWO SHOPS AND HOUSES, PITT STREET. HpHE Subscribers have for Sfale, JL 'Cheap, an Allotment 32 feet frontage toi Pitt street, with two Shops and DwelMng-houses ereoted thereon. :!':■', /(/'■' ■■ ,' Full particulars can be obtained from SAMUEL COCJHRANE & SON, Fort street. 'ISTSv' '-'.ON SALE, r: IOOD AG^ BEST SAMPLE '^"'^' ';:;;k)ta^oes, :..:.;.,'. In splendid order. To wholesale jbuyers— no charge for bags. „ I.GEORGE SIBBIN, j ' - . r ■ '. t ' ■. ' • Auctioneer. ;!■>* •; '.-ti I-; ■- < ■;■■ ■ ■ - < f , A MILLINEp and Saleswoman is -£*- desirous of engagement.—Address A.8.C., office of this paper, ; , .. - t . .■ ••. SECOND COINING OF CHRIST. A LECTURE will be delivered in ' .the Hall of (foe Young Men's Christian Associa tion Rooms, Wellesley,street, on.FRIDAY EVENING November 1,. 1872^.by Mb B. Cuss. Subject:— '• A Defence of Prefriillenriimanism.'" Admission, (Id. "■■..{ ' Tlie Chair will be taken at half-past seven o'clock by Joseph Newman, .;Ks«J. ■ '• '-''• As this Lecture will treat of the profoundest matters in Theology all Bible students are earnestly invited to, attend. . ~ . , , . ~ NOTICE Op .REMOVAL., MRS. MEW, Dressmaker, removed . ■ to 74, Cook street. nnp, LET, the large. Warehouse at it—present iii'tiie occupation of the undersigned.— Apply to - - OO 'AV.G.: HARBISON AND CO., '. Wyndham-street. npHE undersigned is a purchaser 6f ■ JL ;' Square 'Gin Bottles (Slivered); a|d, at the Store, Fort-street . , - « ■ ]VILLIAM SMITHS' TOILET, at Parnell, a neat Cottage, near the Domain, in complete repair ; rent -12s per week.—Apply, to Mrs Vaughan, Post-office, Parnell/' '' '■ '"•'KJI *" ■ ■ ■;':' ' Wanted. XKF ANTED, a respectable Servant J W «irl to wait table; wajes ion per week to cqmmcncGjWith.—Apj4y/tq P.,,W;. AValsh 4; Albert Barracks.". ' * - : WANTED.,, a Tinsmith and Zinc ...jWjorker.—Apply to Q. AVitheford, Plumber, Gas'fftfer, etc., Parnell. : . "■ .I ( j ('; ", j | i ~' I • ' *; I XtTANTED, a General Servant.-^ ¥ »■ : Apply to1 Mfs.Eaglcsim, No. 40, Wellesley street. Reference required. WANTED; a Wheelwright ' for ■ P,6yerty Bay ; r 8s per'day ; wages to'com mence on arrival^ passage paid.'—Apply on boaijd thie ' pchgpner.Tawerart; i .- ~ •1f:Jj)Olf0 -iU:1- ■■■;.]■ ■■/:.<:■■ ■ >!: — :■..: -.."■- p~r \ iTTTAN.TED, a respectable domestic yV | ~ Servant. to Mrs G. Holdship. Newton; : • ; ■ ■ • •'•■■' ■•" !! : WANTED, a aeneral Servant.— ' Apply to Mrs Atkinson. Gas Works. WANTED' 'KNOWN, that jthe undersigned has on sale a large stock of iwell aSsorted Timber, Planed, Tongued and Grooved) and rough, in first and second-class. Timber yards :Cu^tom, house istreet; and the; Shed,, Breakwater Road, j ■:-'4' further particulars apply to Mr.' Geobge Gilcheist; or C. A. Harris. Auckland, Septetnb;<3r 9j 1872 ' >T\rAJSTTB'D;■■ a General 'Servant,. ' 1> V , .Apply to,Mrs..MACKiooivSt. James'MJanse/ . , , ~, .■: ; rf | : hit WANTED, a General Servant.^- Apply to Mrs Nicholson, Blapk Ball, Aibert ■'stteet.:' '~;, . '.' ~.^ ;'.'' ■ ,•';.'.,"['/;, . : 'Stint ANTED KNOWN; that Hold 'W ship & Co., Wholesale and Retail Timber Merchants and Manufacturers, execute order's ■ with despatch, tod at the lowest1 pbssibWjpriceSi from any Of thdir'establishments. j : '. ■ '•' Head Office': SawMill and Timber Yards, Custom house street, Auckland "" j ' '''.■',■ \n Saslj, Door, and Moulding; Factory, Newitdn ; ' '.. , . 'Saw Mill and Timber Yard, Beach, Gfahsmstbwn 1 ■'J Timber Yard,' Coromandel ' " j ■ ■' ' SawMill, Whangaroa Harbour, convenient for all '" ports and deep water for loading. •T¥TA^NTBD'-the public to know that yy^i I all'the Newi Season's jNpyelties for Ladies and! Abies how open at R] W. Dyson's New Premises, 330, Queen-street, next Messrs. Morriu's, li-onmongerg. V^ ■•! >;' "' '•: -. .i / | 1 — ..MTAOTEI),:; a Gen.eral; Servant.— , ( Jfy, . Apply |tp I. Levy, Tailor and Clothier, (Jjueen ' street! ~, ! ,('j.! ):■"?'■■" ■<*•< >-'■■'' -■■■■■*■■■■ ■??■■■. ■■-■;; .. i;im^^T,feX^,l; ! ;Ap^ntices. i !M I the T V.■((... WprkroomS';:.must- belong to respectable 7famiHeß.r-Sj andjJ. R. Vaile. ?. .aY. nvjnj T\^^TEl^^?,ur;Qha i sers; ! v;for^^ best y.T ' .Newcastle Coal; .deliveredat,lowest raies.— TX7ANTED, Purchasers for Cut! and ~| y y.. , Un-cut Firewood,:. deliveredj at lowest irates. , —W.j and G. | Winstohe,; ,C4stom-honse stree,^.,", , j Bricks, Lime, Sand, Shells, and' Tiles :uT^^^El^,:i :/p;ur!eh>akeIrs;'!;'.for ' the »» above. ..Sold..and delivered at the lowest rates f,rom the yard at the Firewood Wharf. ; Con 'tfactbTs'liberally idealt'with.: lOOjOOO; Brick's, guaran teed 'to 'be alWiryß on hand. ■' All4'orders to be addressed j to W.' J Kiehy, ' j'tmflibn of Queen and Grey streets; Sole agent for the Whiiu brickniakers.' ~* " ' >r^jtf 'Aft T E i),.^nowri;^tTnrivaHed .\y. Black. Silk.Dresses.at 3s.6dper yard are to be btained atj?yspn's ;New Premises, 130, Queen-street. XT7; ANT^^-.lQj^eJl,- N,ew .arid ''T*', " Secbnd-hand!,'Sewing ' Machines,'* at the Fitting "Shop," Vulcan lane. (Scotch ,m»de) Tailor's^ Machine; ;a /Wheeler.ands Wilson ;' a WilcpXr and^Gjbbs : a Groyer and Baker, and several new and -second-hand Macfiines. ' -Repairs done. ~ T& £$$$ty?l£l&:ti'M#r- 'that ;:iJ< yi 'HID/(3OLDEE.is prepared to supply all kinds of i Timber and • other Building Materials, in eluding Sashes, Doors, Mouldings, Broad Timber, Houseblocks, Posts, Rails, Hardwood Felloes, Shafts, Iron Back, and Blue'^ymta'thi^SbJliigle^'&c,' &?e,',at the lowest arket prices, at his Yards, Cuatom'-hou^e street.



. Miscellaneous. ,fj i IVTEW c;hina mattings ll (BEST QUALITY IMPORTED), j ONE SHILLING PER.YARD, j FRED. LOYEEOCK & CO,,'' ■ : o:,: City Hall, Queen-street. LODGE ST. ANDREW, 418, 8.C.; THE Beffular; Monthly Meeting of- the above Lod3e will take place at the. Star . ' Hotel THIS (Monday) EVENING, at 7.30 e'clock. By order of the R. W.M. - Ti .'-, ; : ! ;•",' . JOHN MARSHA.LL, ..'.•.."'; - Secretary. TTJST EECEIYED, ex Bulwark, a tf Choice Assortment of- Gentlemen's Saddles. Etc., Etc., Etc. . Hiv/i !■ B. GITTOS, ' . [3, Wyndham street. A MEETING- of the Members of the late Onehunga i Rifle Volunteer Company will te held in the Prince Albert Inn, on Tuesday, < 12th November, 1872, at 7 p.m. sharp. : Pro the late Officer Commanding, , -...■•• J. R. HENDRY. : ■] Onehunga, 2Cth Ootober, 1872. j ■pjiLECTION NOTICE. ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF THE NORTHERN | DIVISION. In pursuance of the provisions. of an Act of the General. Assembly of New Zealand, intituled " The Regulation of Elections Act, 1858," I, Henry Colin ] Balneavis, Esq., Returning Officer for the Electoral ] District o2 the Northern Division, do hereby give '. notice that, by virture of a Writ bearing date the ! twenty-fourth day of October, 1872, issued under the j seal of the Province, an Election will be held for the ■ return of one qualified person to serve as a member of the Provincial Council for the said Electoral District,' and that the Nomination of such Candidate will take place at the Devonport H»ll, Flagstaff, North Shore, " at noon on MONDAY, the fourth day of November, 1872, and that the Poll (if necessary) will be taken on TUESDAY, the twefth day of November. 1872. Dated at Auckland this 25tli day of October, 1872. H. C. BALIS EAVIS, Returning Officer. The following are the Polling Places for the Elec toral District of the Northern Division: — Devonport Hall, Flagstaff- North Shore (Principal Polling Place). ■ Little Muddy Creek—Mr. John McPike's residence. Henderson's Mill—Henderson's Mill. . North Shore—Mr. Reid's residence, Stokes' Point. Weiti —Settlers' Store (where the Court and High way Board sit). Mahurangi—The Public Hall. Mahurangi—The Old Survey Station. Waiwera—The Post Office. Matakana—Mr. Munro's Store. Helensville—Kaipara, the Court House. Pitoitoi—Riverhead, Mr. Keogh's House. H. C. BALNEAVIS, . ■ Returning Officer.. Dated at Auckland this twenty-fifth day of October, 1872. : .'. M FRUIT! FRUITi!'! ; ON SALE, by the Undersigned, ; the entire'cargo of' Oranges and Cocoahutsy ex Success, from Tahiti. H. CANHAM, High-street. SMALL FKEEHOLD for Sale.— 50-feet Allotment, with new four-roomed Verandah Cottage on it; well, tank, etc. ; about half & mile from Post-office, and near Upper Queen street ; ; good situation for a working man. Price; £100 ; good title.—Enquire of Mr Lamb, Firewood Yard, corner' £dwarde street. ' ■ ... TO BE LET (for a term of years if wanted), the J3RICK SHOT, with Counters and, Shelving, inWakefield-street, at its. Junction with Queen-street, now occupied, by the .undersigned, but the stock .will be removed jn a few days, for con venience of sale, into, the Queen-street : shop, : Rent low to a good tenant. , .'.. ,'• ' ' AlsOj ;■',,', TO BE LET, THE JUNCTION DRAPERY WAREHOUSE, in Queen-street, at its junction With 'Wakefield-street, with Counters and Shelving; also DWELLING HOUSE attached,..,with Water J and Gas laid on, and every convenience for a family. .It is unnecessary to draw attention to the;improving ©osition of this part of the town, and of these premises, in particular.—Appl}' to . ;..,,,■ , R. HOBBS. : h; >j.. N.B.—R. H.s only.reason for giving up'business and letting his premises is his, intention, long since arrived at; of retiring from the trade this Spring. hn Immediate possession of the Wakefield-street.shop; and ; the other within a few weeks, or by, arranger: ment . •. ;.. ~-jj •> : .. R. HOBBS, i.ii T>ABGAINS in Sewing Machines,. JLJ ex Bulwar:. —I have just bought a consignment of Thomas's best Hand-Sewing Machines, a little damaged, in the bright work and japan. List price in London -£4 4s. They are a first-class Lock-stitch .Shuttle Machines, with the working parts all perfect. Will be ready on Tuesday next. Price (for one week), *3<l_os., when the .balance .will be withdrawn for re-guilding, mo. -Each machine guaranteed.— GEO. W. HISLOP, the Fitting Shop, Vulcan-lane., CHEAP Pot AT OES !,CH EA P POTATOES! 1 \FO W L A.NDING, <and on Sale at ; u\' the stores of 'the ; undersigned, PRIME VICTORIAN POTATOES, at £4 per ton. : • W. J. HURST & CO. f 105, Queen-street. . ', ]'' t '~.' . : ; T ANDING EXBuIWARK:AND ■ f~* ROBERT HENDERSON,- ' 5 cases Nutmegs, veryflne,, '.;...■ :•:; •; ; ' - /■' 5 cases Mixed Spice, Fancy Cartoons ~ ; 2 bales Cinnamon ~ ~'/■(,'. ■inijVi I ' ■ '■: 2 baleß Cloves' '!!'V'i ' JuviuO i ~(..;}( , ; 10 casks Carraways' : . ' ~,;',-",' - -,','.',',;'/.',' i ■")■ '5' casks: Jamaica Ginger", '■■'•'■' ,10 cases Cochin Ginger r ,iV :.-,V .-,« v,\h' i ' 1 '2, „' Ground Ginger; ''" .• _ '''!:,' i , >-'' R 1 „ 'Mace-. ■ ■~*■'■ ~' •}/"■ ;■;■■•,.;.' '~-i,.f I 10 „ Durham Mustard..'2lb. tins 5 „ „, . ~... Hb. tins ' j 10 „ ->",■,;" i-lb tins : 5 „ 'i./.r -...2.1b tins ;• i '■:-';';' ~,/;■,, 5.,,/,'.',',".„..,■ :'..' «„:'..- j lib, tins ' J ; ~..,. -■•5 ,',l:- ■■■- ■}';■ ■'■ i „ i-lb'^tins ■ ■■'■<:■ j 5 „ D.S. andCo.'s Mustard, Itb tins'. ", \ > <-~10!i,, n^;>,v-''Aii:)--:iii/,(u\ 2-lbtins -Aa. 2 " Pipe Liquorice, 10-lb boxes. '.:',', - — — ... -. "~ (' ii3' ' D. STEPHEN SON & CO., I COFFEE AND SPICE MERCHANTS .vrWYNDHjAM STREET^ A U C X LAND. nPBADESMEN'S BOOKS Posteji-up JL ,and ,Balanced. Accounts . made, . out, (upon reasonable terms, in the strictest' confidence. —Address" T.M.,' Evening Star office, Vv/ot] . i .';i .:. - T OO X O TI T K3 R . JiJ'' ';• , ZUILA, THE. FEARLESS ; | |. LOYAL, THE MIRACiJLOUS,,x.i. | COACHES BETWEEN NGARUAWA'HIA r g-[ i 0 AND /HAMILTON. ! -\ CONVEYANCE will; run"on and XX and after JVlonday next between the above named towns, carrying passengers and luggage, lfeaving .HAjuns^pelta..Hotel" at eight a.m.^, and Bjainiltotiatf tawc p.m., eaflCffl&yj, r r> ' j ' .n, Special arrangements for persons wishing 'to go througlnto: Cambridge, ,■ r ti ; *-r : 'Saddle Horses ahdßiiggie's oii hire.'" >a.i-;u,'-\;; :■ LEWISB. HARRIS, j I -~,-, •■:, i- ,- --■ ..,,, | ~: (i ,Proprietor. '' '" " " :'j'i\. '■•';■':. -/' •■:■- '' ~ 1 rriQ LEND, £103 and upwards, on -JL" freehold .■,Be'ptultj:,-r?r. J Mrtt;'^'' Wyndhihi



Entertainments. PRINCE OF WALES THEATER Lessee ... .. . Signor P. Vragnizan. TUESDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 29. FAREWELL BENEFIT And Ec-Appearance for'THIS NIGHT ONLY of =:... SIGN OR DONA TO, The World-renowned ONE-LEGGED DANCEE, prior to his departure for America, per p. s. Nevada. On which occasion he will be assisted by .the AUCK4AND AM-iTEUE EXCESIOE MINSTRELS, Who have in the kindest manner tendered their ... •,,. valuable cervices. ME AND MBS B. N. JONES, ME AND MES. . J., G. JOYCE, and other talent, who have also generously proffered their aid. iSTThe Bill of Fare provided for the occasion will comprLe a COMEDIETTA by the Old Favourites; Ethiopian-Sketches and Songs by the Minstrels; WQNDEBFUL CHABACTEEISTIC DANCES by SIGNOB DONATO, the Wonder of the Age, forming the best Miscellaneous Programme ever submitted to the Auckland Public. J SIGNOE DONATO will appear in. his Favorite Songs and Dances. Prices of Admission :—Dress Circle,, 3s ; ; Stalls, 2s ; PIT—ONE SHILLING Seats can be secured at Upton and Co.'s. C\ I T V HA L L . I TO-NIGHT! r, In consequence of the patronage the LOYALS have received during their stay in Auckland they have have determined to give! THEEE MOEE PEE FOEMANCES previous to their departure for tthe South, ~ ~ POSITIVELY LAST THEEE NIGHTS OF THOSE . i,,'; TALENTED AETISTES Z ; U I L A, AND GEO. L O V A L, In their Daring, Graceful and Wondciful Entertain ment.' . PROGRAMME FOR TO-NIGHT: P A.EI I. Overture—" Cheval de Bronze"—Orchestra Duet—"l know a Bank "-—Mi-s Mitchell and Madame Winter (■- Horizontal —M. LOYAL, Champion of the World Song—" Love's Bequest"—Mr Winter Song—" The Harp that once thro' Tara's Hall"—Mrs Mitchell MADEMOISELLE ZUILA, the Fearless, in her great Trancept Flight, assisted by M. LOYAL '. :; PAB TI I . "1 W Selection— " Lucrezia Borgia "—Orchestra Eomanza—" The Sta? of Love "—Mr Winter Cavatina—" Una voce pboo fa"—Madame Winter Duet—"Amber Witch "—Mrs Mitchell and Mr Winter Great Sensational Performance—" Zampillcerostation M. LOYAL • ■'';'.'' PA ET I 11. ' Quadrille—•" Fete de Lillia" "- Orchestra Song—"l'll follow Thee."- Mrs Mitchell Solo and Chorus—"Come Home, Father " —Madame Winter- Ballad—" The Guiding Star"- Mr Winter ZUILA and AL LOYAL in their elegant, daring, and grace .ul performance on the Double Trapeze j Leader of the Orchestra .. Mr. F. Leech. .. TUESDAY, For this night only M. LOYAL will perform the Wonderfully Sensational Act never before ';'.'' attempted in New Zealand, ;';! .W ALKI N G THE CEI LIN G ! , t , , WALKING THE CEILING! WAL XI N G TH E CEI LI NG ! WEDNESDAY, V; , : :,!.;■, :,.!>,.- LA. ST NIG-HT. COMPLIMENTABY BENEFIT tendered to MDLLE. •: ■ ZUILA by the Ladies of Auckland. , "' Dress Seats, 3s ; Stalls, 2s ; Back seats, Is. # Auctions- CO R N EXCHANGE. TO-MORROW (TUESDAY), OCTOBER 29. FOR THE BENEFIT OF WHOM IT MAY CONCERN. GEO. W. BXN N E V WILL Sell by public auction, at the Corn Exchange, To-morrow (Tuesday), 29th inst., at 11 o'clock sharp, for the benefit of whom it may concern, 50 boxes Candles Terms —Cash. | <I r/. TUESDAY, OCTPBEK 29. AT THE STORES, 7, WYNDHAM STREET. ThHE ud derkigued will sell by auction JL . tiiisuU at the above date, ■' ,' '20. crates Earthenware ' ' 15 hhds. China 10 casks Glassware ' '■■■ ''■'-'■ jy< uuji iT • & casks Cruets, Salts, Butters, and Sugars. „ is •,';'!w;;g. Harrison & co., ;: -..:':', ,: ■j. Ci Auctioneers, hi .<• .. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 30. , tr.jiio') a;ii'-:ciTY"MA:E:E ---ON ACCOUNT OF WHOM IT MAY ■''"■■■J":i "'■■ ;i-- ; :CpNCERN.:;';; ■ ex bulwarkTlkelly, master, FROM, LONDON:: ,\: '.: \ DAMAGED BY SEA WATER, j , : i • - W. Gk HARRISON & CO. j « HAVE received instructions to sell by auction, at the City Mart, on Wednesday, 30th October j'at eleven o'clock, on account of whom it may-concern, ex Bulwark, T.S. McF. over ;A in diairibttcl; '■',;. 175—99 pairs 9-4 Blankets' , , . Wrappers canvas and tar !..;. i.'fii; 49pairslO-4 Blankets '• ■'' Wrappers canvas and tar 178—50 pairs 114-4 Blankets ;•:<;. ;] ; b'Aii'&u ';-.';11 i-; Wrappers canvas and tar 179—49 pairs 11-4 Blankets Wrappers canvas and tar ■/.' hl:'< :180r-50 pairs 10-4 Blankets Wrappers canvas and tar 181—49 pairs 10-4 Blankets Wrappers canvas and tar 182—49 pairs 11-4 Blankets r .--■. -~. . ~, Wrappers canvas and tat •■• ' • 183—16 pieces 70-in Croydon Sheeting ... . Canvas and tar 184-16 pieces 70-in Croydon Sheeting Canvas and tar ; S. in diamond, H!M. on top— 6frr-40 pieces 32-in. Horrocks' A Longclotl Case and tin I 65—40 pieces 86-in. Horrocks'A. Longclott Case, and tin 75—40 pieces 36rin. Horrocks1 B. Longclotl Xi ■ ;- ■ • .■ < Case and tin P. in. diamond— . 2—lß' pieces Flannel Canvas and tar 6—lß pieces Flannel .;-. "' r ..,-..,■ I>r i Canvas and,tais ?'■"■■ K.H.-"' ■': ; * x ■ nmm :-■ 949-50 pairs 10-4 Medium Blankets ! :; •: J ■' Wrappers canvas'and tar 951—50 pairs 10-4 Medium Blankets Wrappers canvas and tar, 651—18 pieces Flannel Canvas and tar L.I.N.— '. ■)' |«i ..s©so—l9 pieces Flannel '*'■•' ... Canvas and tar.



Auctions. TO-MORROW (TUESDAY), OCTOBER 29. POTATOES! POTATOES'! G E 0 . W/ BINNEY TXTILL Sell by public auction, at the Corn Exchange, To-morrow (Tuesday), 29th inst., at 11 o'clock sharp, 200 bags Potatoes 50 boxes Onions Without Reserve. CORN EXCHANGE. ~ Tuesday" October 29. To Close Consignments. GROCERIES, OILMEN'S STORES, &c, &c, • &c > GEO. W. BINNEY WILL sell by Public Auction, at the Corn Exchange, on Tuesday, 29th October, at 11 o'clock sharp, 20 easesß. &B. Plaid Vestas ~;: 10* cases Preserved Mutton 20 barrels Dried Apples 10 casts D. & M. Blacking 4 cases Epsom Salts 10 cases G. & B. assorted.Bottled Fruit* 10 cases Caiman's lib. Mustard -^ 10 cases ~ P>. ~ 10 cases „ 71b. -».■-*- ~ 20' cases Morton's assorted Bottled it ruits 20 cases Morton's Black Currant Fruita 4 cases Corn Flour ;• 4 pockets Hops 10 pockets Tasmanian Hops 50 mats Dates 3 kegs Sausage Skins 10 cases B. & B. 250's Vestas 32 casks Whiting 8 cases Keiller's Confectionery 70 boxes Tea 20 half-chests Orange Pekoe 13 cases Whybrow's Pickles > B 10 cases Morton's Salad Oil 2 cases Candied Peel 110 bags Sugar 7 cases Bacon , , Terms at Sale. CORN EXCHANGE. , .'TUESDAY, 29th OCTOBER. For the Benefiof whom it may Concern. GEO. W. BINNEY WILL sell by Public Auction, at the Corn Exchange, on, Tuesday,J29th ist., at 11 o'clocksharp, for the benefit of whom it may concern, ... ■ 3 crates Breffit's Soda Water Bottles 1 bale Ginger Beer Corks . 1 bale Lemonade Corks 2 bales Soda Water Corks 2 bales Tasmanian Hops _ rr 1 quarter-cask Ascetic Acid , '.' w ->« .2 kegs Tamarinds ;-,:,,: ,j . 1 "cask Garlic *r«<wi 1 cask Chillies ,! ' , !^,! 1 cask Orris Root 4 cases Cigars 32 bags Maize 7 cases Bacon . TEEMS AT SALE. TUESDAY, OCTOBER 29.p CORN EXCHANGE. TO CLOSE CONSIGNMENTS. WINES AND SPIRITS ! WINES AND , SPIRITS .1, li fe. W. BINNEY WILL sell by public auction, at the Corn Exchange, on Tuesday, 29th October, at 11 o'clock sharp, ,4 qr.-casks Sherry , , ; • 4 qr. -casks Sherry 8 qr. -casks .Port Wine .3 hhds. Port Wine 6 qr.-casks Port Wine . 10 hhds. Rum 35 cases Old Tom 6 qr.-casks Rum 50 cases Geneva 14 cases Claret '-""■ i3O cases Stoughton's Bittera .; .50 casks Tenant's Ale 20 casks Tenant's Ale, pints :' 50 casks Porter 4 cases Cigars. •r .. ; : .'.. ■■ -■ ■','■' ; fi)! Terms at Sale. : *;; }' MONDAY, NOVEMBER; 4. VALUABLE WALNUT * PIANOFORTE, ELEGANT DRAWING-ROOM SUITE, SILVER ? TA"V, WALNUT INLAID f;j ppy. ■• *''■■■ ' AT THE ALTEN ROADv .s TH E Subscribers have received instructions from Edward Bennnett, Esq., Barrister-at-Law, to sell at his residence, Alten Road, on Monday, November 4, at Eleven o'clock," .? The whole of his New and Valuable English-made Household Furniture—Valuable Walnut Piano forte, by Ziegler, 7 octaves ; Elegant Drawing room Suite, upholstered in crimson and gold • rep, consisting of Couch, Six Chairs, and Two Easy Chairs ; Walnut Centre Table (inlaid), Whatnot, Work Table, Davenport; Very Superior Card Table, Music Stool, allin Walnut and handsomely.inlaid; Gilt Mirror, Ornaments, Brussels Carpet, Mahogany Dining Table, Cane Arm Chairs, Bimu Book-case, Bagatelle ; Board, Choice Oil Paintings and Pictures; Hand . painted Dessert Service, Quantity Silver Plate, Glassware, etc.; also, Bedroom and Kitchtn Furniture, Cooking Utensils, etc., etc.... SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, Auctioneers. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 30. BUILDINGS AT PORT WAIKATO. rpHE Subscribers Lave been favored X with instructions fnra the Agent for the General Government to| sell by public auction at the Booms, Fort street, on Wednesday, 30th instant, at twelve o'clock, ' " No> 7__officers' Quarters No.' 6—Large Store, iron roof Nos.Cand 4—Store and Lean-to ' ■ No. ' 7—Store | [.{ No. 17—Shed, iron roof -,-.-, The buildings may be seen, and further informa tion obtained, on application to Mr Marshall, at Port Waikato. A plan shewing their various positions caD be seen at the office of '■ i / ; a SAMUEL CQCHRANE,&.SPN ; Auctioneer?,'