imm v buuru'd now stands on the very site ' of the celebrated pa, and a few of the old posts are yet to be seen and bear the marks of the deadly game of war. Tne natives have long since returned to their homes and cultivations, and the young men, sons of those who fought so bravely and, as they imagined, for their rights (were they so far ■wrong ?) have doubtless played at the more peaceful game of " putting the stove " with the 321b shot that lie strewn about the field. I belitvo it was at the expressed wish of the natives of the district that the bones of those soldiers who were buried should b« removed from where they had been placed and re "interred within the precincts of the old pst ■where their unpretending little church now stands the Government aeeeeded to this kindly wish, and Mr. if. Clarke, civil com missioner was deputed to superintend the removal, This gentleman received a painful wound on that eventful day, which must often now remind him of the " good old times." On Saturdays the 29th of last month ( June), though the weather was more severe, many chiefs had assembled on the ground from different parts of the district, amongst them was the chief Hohi Tawhai, now over eighty years of age ; he has still all his faculties about him, being only a little deaf. The remains of the dead were in a wonderful state of preservation, and even some of the boots they had on when j buried were -whole, but of course fell to pieces at the touch. Six larga neat coffins received the whole, which where then re moved to a largo building preparatory to being laid in the Church yard on the following Monday, the Ist of July, the day they fought so well, and fell to bravely twenty-seven years ago. Poor fellows ! On Sunday Colonel McDonnell returned from the Taheke, accouiDanied by several natives chiefs, some of whom had taken an active part against us during the war at the

North ; and on Monday, Arch. Deacon Williams, Mr. Clarke, of the Waimate, a hale old man of over seventy; his sons, amongst whom- was the Civil Commissioner ; and many other gontlemen from the Waimato assembled on the ground. A firing party was t volunteered by the natives oa its being hinted Bto them. The British ensign was hoisted *4ialf-mast, and the procession foil in. The six coffins were each decently covered by a red ensign, and the Civil Commissioner and Col. McDonnell headed the train of Europeans and Natives who followed to testify their re3pecfc. The whole proceeded to the now ready grave headed by the Archdeacon, who commenced reading our touohing and beautiful service for the dead (a3 some of those who had been buried had not had this service read over | them). Incidents gome times strike one as j remarkable when perhaps they Avould not on ! other occasions be noticed. As the service proceeded, and it came to whon the coffins were placed in the grave, and by'the old natives too, who had formerly been in arms, and had helped to lay those low whose remains they wore now placing in fchesr last resting place, the sun for the first time that morn ing, shot out one bright, warm, and cheering ray over the spot whero we all stood un- '

covered, as if to take part in and bless the ceremony, nnd then gmdunlly sunk back* ward and disappeared behind the black clouds that overcast the sky. After the service I was over the natives fired three regular I volleys over the grave. Mr Clark then stepped ' forward, and made a short but appropriate ! speech to the chiefs and natives present, and i the gathering broke up after partaking of the hospitality of the natives of the place. The whole ceremony was highly impressive and most interesting, aud reflects groat credit on those who had the conducting of it.—Parnell. July 13, 1872. '

DEVONPORT HIGHWAY DISTRICT.

The annual meeting of the ratepayers of the above district; was held in the Devon port Hall last evening, and was attended jby almost every male resident in the j-placo.

Mr. W. L. Eees was voted to the chair, and after a lievr preliminary remarks called upon the secretary to read the following statement of receipts and expenditure for th<s year ending 30th June, 1872 :—

Receipts. l m - £ s. d. To rates collected ~, i<( y 10 „ amount received from the Colonial Government ... 199 13 6 Miscellaneous— Under Dog Nuisance Act ... 4 10 0 ~ Impounding Act ... <J 15 2 ! Sundries 32 0 0 Total 424 G 0 Expenditure. Paid for forming roads 190 15 6 i-j^fe „ metalling and chan ...Jf: .■' nelling 100 7 2 <tf»i, „ other works 31 18 6 Commission for collecting rates... 18 2 6 Salaries and rent... ... ... 20 0 0 Printing and advertising ... 7 16 8 Legal expenses ... ~. ~, 16 710 Miscellaneous— Under Dog Nuisance Act ... 10 0 ~ Impounding Acb ... 2 0 0 Sundries 17 9 5 £405 17 7 H M. 1710001, 7 . ~. H. Niccoi, Chairman.

It was moved by Mr. O. Mays, and seconded by Mr. McEwen—" That the accounts as read be adopted."—Carried. The meeting then proceeded to strike a rate for the current year, when Mr. Mays proposed, and Mr. Somerfield seconded— "That -id. in the £' on the value to sell !be the rate struck," when Mr. Leek i moved as an amendment, and Mr. M. IN Ticcol seconded—- li That Id. be the i amount of suck rate."

Mr. Mays then suggested that this question should be deeideel by a show of hands, and the meeting having expressed their approval of this course, about 32 hands were held up for the Id. rate, and 14 or 15 for the M., whereupon the Chairman declared the amendment to be carried.

The election of trustees next came before the meeting, and Messrs. M. Niccol and W. Cochrane having been appointed scrutineers, the following persons were duly nominated :—Messrs. W. L. Kees, Henry Nicol, John Leek, Henry Pitts, John Holmes, William Buchanan, Wil liam Wells, and Oliver Mays. The poll having been taken, and the rfumbers certified by the scrutineers, the Chairman read the following as the re sult .—iiees, 102; Leek, 142 ; Niccol, 139 ; Holmes,. 133; Buchanan, 107 ; Wells, 100; Pitts, 91; Mays, 81; and declared the first five duly elected trus tees for the ensuing year. The announce ment was received with very general cheering. Messrs. Malcolm Niccol and William Coehrane were subsequently appointed auditors for tho current year, and after a Very cordial vote of thanks to Mr. Eees, who conducted the proceedings in a very impartial and satisfactory manner, tho meeting broke up.

POLICE COURT.

THIS DAY.

[Before Messrs E. Isaacs and E. Porter, .Justices.] DEDXEENNES3.

Throe drunken persons were fined os and costs.

FOItGEEY ANT) UTTEEIXG

James llobert Charters was brought up on remand charged with having forged a cheque for £10 upon the Bank of New Zealand, purporting to be signed by Mr j^l JF. S. Tinne. He was also charged 'with uttering the same, well knowing it to be forged, with intent to defraud, on the 12th instant,

Mr Bennett defended the prisoner. Mrs Elizabeth Wiiliams, widow, land lady of the Manukau hotel, Onchunga, proved that the prisoner called at her house on the 12th inst. in company with two young ladies and a young man, and took some refreshment, He tendered her the cheque in question, drawn in favor of Mr Henry, and endorsed J. It. Henry, He told her she need not be afraid to cash the cheque, as she would know that the firm was all right. On the faith of his representations that the cheque was drawn by Mr Tinno she gave him £9 17s 6d in cash, deducting 2s 6d for the refreshment. The cheque was presented at the bank next morning, and refused payment on account of discrepancy in the signature. Mr J. F. Davies, teller in the Bank of New Zealand, and Mr George Fraser of the firm of Fraser and Tinne, proved that cheque was not in Mr Tinne's hand writing. Detective Ternahan proved apprehend ing the prisoner in a certain house in Hobson-street. Mr Bennett urged that in the absence of Mr. Tinne there was not sufficient evidence to warrant a committal.

The prisoner resumed his defence, and was fully committed for trial, bail being accepted : Himself in £100, and two securities of £50 each. ANOTHEB CASE OF FOBGEEY. Laurence Hanson, alias Frank Travers, was also charged on remand with having forged a cheque for £5 upon the Bank of Australasia, purporting to be signed by Mr. Lews, baker. Ho was further charged with uttering the same, well knowing it to be forged, with intent to defraud Mr. George Godkin, of Drury, on'the 19th ultimo. Mr Joy, L.L.8., watched the case on behalf of prisoner. After hearing the evidence, this prisoner was also committed for trial.

THE SHARE MARKET.

MB J. ar. I/ENNOx'S EEPORT. The sharemarket'is very unsettled. Not withstanding the good reports from the mine, Caledonian shares are declining. My sales comprise : Caledonian, £40, £35, closing with sellers at £32 10i ; Golden Calf, £2, closing with buyers at £2; Thames, £8. Closing sellers : Caledonian, £32 10s; Thames, £8 10s s Golden Calf, £2 2s. Buyers : Cale donian, £30 j Thames, £8 10s; Insurance shares, ££0. HR. J. HENDBX'fi EEPOET. The sharomarkefc has not been so active to-day. Caledonians have declined to £34. There have been numerous inquiries for Golden Calf and Central Italy, but very few offering-, holders looking jor higher rates. In other stocks I have no change to note. Sales : Caledonians, '£40, £38, £37 10s, und £34; Gjeen Harp, 17s 6d, call paid ; Golden Calf, 37s 6d and 40 ; Waitemata, 8s 6d ; Tokatoa, £3 2s 6d. cum die ; Red Queen, 4s 9d.

The residents at Remuera will be glad to learn that the Rev. Thomas Davies hits accepted a unanimous call just presented to him by the Congregationalists in that district to become their pastor Mr. Davies who was for some time assistant to the Her Mr Evan, of Stowe Church, Adelaide, one of the largest and most influential congregations in connection with that communion in South Australia, was already on his way to his native land when induced to accept this invitation. We learn that he is a very acceptable preacher as well as a most estimable man and minister, and from his antecedents and the impression he has already created in this city we believe the residents in our fashionable suburb will have great reason to rejoice in his settlement among them.

THE EVENING STAB, WEDNESDAY, JULY li, 1872.

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W nted. WANTED, a respectable tidy Girl in a small family.— Apply to Mrs Stkvk.vsox, Wellington street. WANTED, a respectable General Servant.—Apply to Mrs Siiavt.k Ueoiuik, Clifton House, Alten road. ANTED, a Boy, fit to drive a hone.—Apply to j. Moork, 41, Victoria street TX^ANTED, to Exchange. 100 acres ' » of Land for Scrip in Bismarck or Tokatea.- D.W., ottioe of this paper. Y^XNTED the Parents of Aucklaml * j to know that Mr Bra iiazon is the only Ist Class Certificated Teacher in town, and that his pupils ure the only one.s taught to work Practice, Interest, ami Fractions, by seven or eight different methods. Time will move. WANTED, a Cheesemonger's As sistunt, for the Counter. Apply to M.wt.sii and Co., Queen street, Auckland. WANTED, a Housemaid.—Apply at the (tiieyhouxd Hotkx., ANTED TO~SELL, a Three" roomed House, with four and a-half acres of jand, suitable for a market garden : price £!)5.--Apply J. Mt-'CoLi., Kaat .street, Xewtou. WANTED, a Boy, accustomed to the Boot and Shoe trade. — Apply at Miller's, on the Wharf, Queen street- WANTED KNOWN. —Just re ceivcrt and opened out - A large lot of Clothing', comprising— Xew I'aget Suits, new Sac Suits, new Reefer Jackets, new Hats, etc., etc.



S. Coomhks, City Clothing Mart, 80, Queen street. 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. Con tractors liberally dealt with, 100,000 Bricks guaran teed to be always on hand. All orders to be addressed to W. Kntisv, junction of Queen and Grey streets. Sole agent for the Whau brickmakers. W" ANTED KNOWN, that 1). OOLDIE Is prepared to supply all kinds of Timber and other Building Materials," including Sashes, Doors, Mouldings, Broad Timber, Houseblocks, Posts, Rails, Hardwood Felloes, Shafts, iron Bark, and Blue Cum f,atlis, Shingles, &c, &c, at the lowest market prices, at his Yards, Custom-house street. WANTED KNOWN, that W. Roland is a Cash Purchaser of every des cription of Furniture, Bedding, Wearing Apparel, Cooking Utensils, Tools of all sorts, Metal, and Lumber, etc. Orders promptly attended to, and goods removed free of expense to the seller.—Apply, Market Reserve, Queen street, opposite Thistle Hotel, beside Messenger's new shop. WANTED KNOWN.—Just Opened out— THE NEW - SHAPED HATS! The Brindisi The Grand Duke S. Coombeh, City Clothing Mart, 80, Queen street. WANTED KNOWN.—Just opened out, a large lot of Boys' and Men's Cloth Caps—latest styles.—S. Coomue.s, City Clothing Mart, 80, Queen street. WAN TED KNOWN, that I Alexander has on hand, and ready for cxc" cution, large screw Embossing Presses, as supplied to' the Auckland City Council and Auckland Harbour Board Seal: old approved Lever Presses, all sizes, with steel or brass disc ; new improved Spring Press, or so-called knocking-down machines, different sizes ; Dating and Self-inking Presses, to arrive from San Francisco per Nevada ; also, Hand Printing Stamps and Heals of all descriptions. —Isinojt Alexander., Jeweller and Engraver, foot of Wellesley .street, and opposite United Service Hotel. VJ ANTED KNOWN, that all those W that ordered India Rubber Stamps and Presses, and did not get them, to call at I. Alexan der Jeweller and Engraver, WANTED KNOWN.—Just opened out, ex Naomi ; at Coomuh'.s Clothing Mart, 80, Queen street : — The Kossuth Hat The new Reefer Jacket The Lome Hat The new Celtic Shirt The Oscar Hat And a number of new and fashionable articles o gentlemen's apparel. ANTED KNOWN.—Just opened, ex Helensleo, a choice selection of Gentlemen's Undershirts in merino, silk, etc. Also, new Hats.—S. Coombeh, City Clothing Mart, SO Queen street. -ANTED KNOW N.—Just opened out, a number of Hats of the newest styles and fashions. S. C'oombes, City Clothing Mart, 80, Queen street. ANTED KNOWN.—Just received and opened out — The new Hat —the Oscar ! —best make. S. Coombes, City Clothing Mart, 80, 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 treet.



Wanted, &c. WANTED, known that a Splendid Shipment of New and Choice Millinery and Francy (ioods is just to hand at B. W. Dysox'n, who is Clearing them Out cat Cost Price to make room for the new tenant of the premises, 8%B"No. •iiO, Queen street, corner of Wellesley street WANTED KNOWN, that Hold ship and Co. are compelled to clear out dur ing 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, Purchasers of the Newest Stylo 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. if3T Opposite the United Service Hotel. t WANTED the following importan fact communicated to the Ladies:—R ..W Dy.iox, -2-20, Queen sti-eot, lias just received another and very (JHoice Assortment of Larties'Under-clothing, Corsets, Nightcaps, and Baby Wares, including Hoods, Hats, Robes, Frocks, and every requisite for Infants, which lie is selling at cost price, on account of his premises being let, and therefore necessitating his clearing out for the new tenant. KW If. W. Dyson' opposite the United Service Hotel WANTED, Visitors from the Coun try to call at R. W. Dyhon'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 KNOWN, that Mining Companies' and Business Stamps of all de scriptions are made in superior style, at the shortest notice, by I. Af.b;.\'.vxi>i:it, Jeweller and Engraver, foot of Wellesley street, and opposite United Service Hotel. WANTED, Mining Managers and Business People to call and see the difference between an old approved Lever Press, with steel die, and a new improved' Knocking-down Machine with brass die lixed to it, at A. Tin Tu.viiKiiu's, Engraver, Wellesley street East ; round Dyson's corner. WANTED KNOWN.—Just re ceived and opened out The Bismarck Hat The new Baltic Shirt The new Reefer Jacket The Hew Tweed Shirt S. Coomuks, City Clothing .Mart, SO, Queen street. EMPLOYMENT required as Clerk, or in any similar capacity ; book-keeper, short hand writer. -Address " Melbourne," S'i'AJt ollice. ■A[do spmuq i«r>q oi[i jo uO()tuiß|U}Uipt) ii'H -f<i pojna snstiosjp ny— 'Q'H sosiuioid r>m uo -fliax v3uui|aii() jo fuinbua uo|)vumoju| jni^juj jo,ij •.Cpoin.i.i o[<(i!uu.ua 111! 81 '.Clip V SOUllt OOJIH UO>|«l 'HIV iJXIIMBVtIg .lsm;.[ (■.■,:■[!!N'o.oa^ jo mi,[ v •uoijuuinai!^ inoi|i;.u xo<[-i[liu(£ joj sun,) loajjo.) i; io3 Kiti[ ai[ Vn\>\. ■}oaxis- mo'Pj.v 'rraxoii aauHa oiii uow«OTi °'i p!i() Siiipimojjnx .ii[j pun p unison v (~T jo s^trauququj oqi uuojui o% SOacL Alias a'avHoi'a: ;jao xsaxvi ghjl Meetings- Notice- A N Adjourned Meeting of the "^^ Master BlitcJcsmiths will be held at the BRITISH HOTEL, on WEDNESDAY, 24th instant' at half-past seven o'clock sharp, to consider matters connected with the trade< X.l!.—All employer* are specially requested to be present. AUCKLAND BOATING CLUB. N O T I C E. ALL Gentlemen interested in the formation of the above are requested to Meet ut the Thames Hotel To-morrow (Thursday) Evening, the 18th instant, at half-past seven. G. H. FLETCHER, Hon. Sec. pro. teni. CHAMBER OF COMMEECE. sr o t i c c. rHE Monthly Mooting of the Auckland, Chamber of Commerce will be held To-morrow (Thursday), the ISth inst, at three o'clock. JOHN BATGER, Secretary. "^tcTgeorge staines^sqT" DEAR SIR, —In consequence of your zeal formerly shewn in our interests, you are respectfully requested by the undersigned >to address the Ratepayers of the City of Auckland at the Carlton Academy, ilobson street, on Friday, tlie 18th instant, at 7.'M p.m., that tliey may know your views upon the financial position of the Council of the City : and also that if returned as a member you will see to a more equitable distribution of the rates collected.<£ Oliver Sidney Ellis William Smith William Eyre ('•. Fowle ■Tames Clayton Brown W. Edwards James Corley Thomas Burtield \V. A. Clarke John Sceats Thomas <!. Murphy John Heath James McCheyne Cou/.ens Philip Ilackot J. J. Mills William Edgar Dyer John Moore John Holt H. Mill Edward Mathers Thomas Keightley William Perlong C. S. Smith John Munro (I. Akers Leonard Lincoln ¥. Williams John Menzie A nd 147 other signatures. LOST, a Canary—Any one returning it to 87, Grey street, will be rewarded. TO THE CLERICAL AND NAVAL SUBSCRIBERS to the Melanesian k5 Fund can obtain copies of a brief and interesting account of a Six Months' Cruise in H.M.S. ' Falcon,' 18 6 7. It being the ttrst commencement of that system, called collect kidnapping, at the above date. P. S.—Parties desirous of obtaining the above will greatly oblige by leaving the names with Mr Upton, Stationer ; Mr Wayte, Stationer ; Mr Harris, Tobacco nist, Queen street; also at Mrs Pulinan's, Photographer: Mr Hard wick, Grocer, Shortland street, Mr Payne's, Confectioner, Princes street; or to the party named below to guarantee the number of copies printed. Published by S. Barton, Princes street, Auckland, New Zealand. PRICE-ONE SHILLING, - FOR SALE [the 'well known General Store of W. J. Bealk, erected on free hold, with 55 feet frontage to Pollen street, Shortland ; now doing a corn, seed, and general provision trade. Terms liberal. Apply on the premises. TO SCHOOLS.—Eor Sale Cheap, Chambers' Wall Maps, Blackboard, Slates, <&c. ; Gymnastic Apparatus, comprising— Pole, Vaulting Standards, Horizontal Bars, Parallel Bars, Inclined Ladder, Trapeze, &c.—Apply to R. Baikd, Victoria street Seed Stores. OR SALE, a Fishing BOAT (3 tons), one Outrigger Skiff, and one Open Skiff ; also, several Ships' Boats.—Apply to J. Clare, Boat Builder, Custom-house street. BONES! BONES!! BONES! BOTJQ-HT in any quantities, for caah, at Ihe Freeman's Bay Bone MUls,



I Entertainments. St. Matthias' Church, Panmure. A CONCERT AND BALL will be held in the School-room in aid of the funds of the tibovu Church on Friday Evening, July li). Doors open at seven o'clock ; Concert to commence at half past. Single tickets of admission, 3s : double tickets, 5s each. 9 i Q N E II U N G A . DR. ~cTa R R AVill give a Laughing Gas and Phrenological .Seance at at the Onehunga Institute on Saturday livening, 20tli instant. Admission, 2s ; back seats, Is, Money. MONEY TO LEND on Laad, Housei, and G-ood Personal Secarity. Bills discounted.—Stevens and Son, Queen street Education. Hi ali school, SYAIONDS STREET, (Xe.Nt St. Andrew's Church), J, M. FliASEfl, CBRTTFIOATED MASTER. Third Quarter. Terms: Ist Division (sen.) .. 20s per <jr, or Is Sd per week 2nd ~ (mcd) .. I.ls per ip, or Is 3d per week 3rd ~ (jim) ■. 12s per fjr, or Is Od per wcok Latin Classes no extra charge. Vacancy for one pupil boarder. Terms, £40 per annum. COLLEGE EA rENING CLASSES. HPHE Class for History will not be J- postponed as announced, but will be held as USUaI Oil TimrsrtlW Evening, at 7.:J0 p.m. HUGH H, LIT.SK. NOTICE. ~-.MrfS. GTN GALL'S livening Class, held at St. Matthew's (.'ids' chool-room. Hours—From 7to i). MADOIE WINTER, B,A, Pro f esfior of Music and Singing, Melbourne House, Karangahupe Road. ME. WINTBB, Professor of Music, Singing, and Elocution, Melbourne House Karangahape Iload. THE NEW FRUIT DEPOT. milE Proprietors of the U.S.N.Z. and A. FRUIT DEPOT have taken those central; premises OPPOSITE THE OLD COURTHOUSE, and have opened the same with a CHOICE SELECTION OF FRUITS, from Sydney and Hobart Town, consisting of Nonpareil llussets Steamer Pippins Stone Pippins Scarlet Peannains French Crab Golden Harveys Black Aclian Fears Loquats, Mandarins Xaval Oranges Pine Apples Dates, Prunes, Bananas, and Confectionery AT THE FIJIAN HOUSE. QN SALE, by the Undersigned— 20 cases Bell & Black's Plaid Vestas 20 cases do do 250's do 10 tons Whiting 20 tons Salt 10 tons No. 1 Sugar AND A Stock of other Goods too numerous to mention. BARNETT AND LEVY, WHOLESALE GROCERS, 72, QUEEN STEEET, Next the Southern Cross Office NEW DEPOT, SHORTLAND STREET, yon S I N G E E'S LOCK-STITCH SEWING MACHINES The Best and Cheapest. REDUCED PRICES! TNSPECTION "solicited to a New JL Shipment (arrived per Hero) of these justly Cele brated Machines at NEW ZEALAND HOUSE (Late Rattray's), SiIORTLAND SIKEE T, where they may be seen and every information had These Machines are specially adapted for all kinds of Family Sewing and Manufacturing purposes. They will perform every species of sewing, and make a beautiful and perfect stitch alike on both sides of the article sewed. Instructions GKATIs to every purchaser. Fine Sewing or Brading neatly and richly executed ; also, lessons given on the premises. A Complete Stock of Needles and other require ments for the Machines. SHORTLAND STREET. A. GASCOINE, Agent



Board and Residence. BOABD AND RESIDENCE.— Two or three (.'entleinen can be accommodated with Board and Residence or partial Hoard in a healthy part of the city. Terms moderate.— Apply to Miss Ellisox, Prospect House, Holwon street, two doors beyond St. Matthew's Church. pOMHFOBTABLE Board and Resi v_y deuce, for one or two (lentlemen, in a convenieir and healthy locality. Terms moderate. i'or refer ence and address apply at oliice of this paper. Tenders- Auckland Harbour Board. TENDERS FOR SUPPLY OF TIMBER. Harbour Board Office, Auckland, .July 10, 1872. HHENDERS to Supply Timber in -L terms of Specification, to be seen at this oliice, will be received until Tuesday, the 23rd instant, at half-past two o'clock p.m. Tenders to be endorsed " Tender for Supply of Timber."' TO. C DALDY. Chairman. Auckland Harbour Board. TENDERS FOR SUPPLY OF NAILS, SPIKES, AXD GENERAL IRONWORK. Harbour Board Office, ■ Auckland, July 10,1872. TENDERS to Supply Nails, Spikes, and (loneral Ironwork in terms of Specification, to be seen at this onice, will be received until Tuvs dav, the 23rd instant, at half-past two o'clock p.m. Tenders to be endorsed " Tender for Ironwork," WM. C. DALDY, Chairman. To Let. To Sharebrokers and Others. TO LET, two Offices and a large Room up-stafrs, at a low rate, opposite the Insurance Building. —Apply to V. L. Prime, llou.se and Land Agent. TTIO LET, that beautifully-situated House A in Waterloo Quadrant, opposito Govern ment House, now in the occupation of Mrs McGuffy.—Apply to Williams & Co., Queen street. rpO LET.—Office in Fort street.— X. Apply to Samuel Cocukane & Son*. TO BE LET OR SOLD, at Brighton, PnrnelL—A House containing four rooms and kitchen. Garden, with never-failing well of excellent water.—Apply to Mr Lodge, Emerald Villa, Brighton ; or District Court, Eden street. Mining. NOTICE is hereby given that ME I. PHILLIPS, 10, Insurance Buildings, is our agent to receive transfers and take calls for the un dermentioned claims. KENNOJJ & O'BRIEN. (Joromandel, May 10, 1372. Lady Bowen Chines Wood's Point Ararat Honeycomb Aitkin I HEREBY give notice to the in habitants of the City and Province of Auckland that I this day appoint Mr WILLIAM LORENZO ROLAND, General Gealer, Market Reserve, opposite the Thistle Hotel, Queen steret, my Sole Agent for the Sale of the undermentioned never-failing Reme dies ; Cure for Warts, Corns a-nd Bunions; Tooth Powder, which is a never-failing cure for toothache ; a safe and speedy cure for weak or inflamed eyes ; Balsam or Horehound, which is a safe and'eertain cure for colds, coughs, sore throats ; never-failing Cure for Rheumatism, etc. ; and various other safe and certain remedies. DR. J. F. FITZHERBERT. LOST, from the Queen Street "Wharf, a piece of Cast Iron (ribs of a Printing Press). —Any person returning the same to the Evening Star Office will be rewarded. Billiards. piTY CLUB BILLIAKD ROOM. \y 11. R. Campion, Proprietor; W. Addison, Lessee. • | FOR SALE, with immediate posses sion, the Ilawke's Bay Soap and Caudle Works, The above Works are completely fitted up with Steam Vats, Moulds, Ac., and have every convenience for doing a large business. Also, — A Six-horse-power Portable Engine, Saw Bench, and Fittings complete. Apply to CLOSE BROTHERS, Queen street; Or, . VEALE & CLOSE, Napier, Sales by Auction. TO-MOBEOW, At 10 O'Clock. THEATRE KOYAL: SEATS, SCENERY, FITTINGS. B. TONES & CO. HAVE been instructed to sell TO« MORROW, at 10 o'clock prompt, Seats, Scenery, Fittings, &c, &c.,- of Theatre Royal. No Reserve. Term Cash. To be removed at once. FEIDAY, JULY 19, TO DRAPERS AND BOO! MAKERS. TO CLOSE CONSIGNMENT. E. & H. ISAACS WILL soil by auction, at their stores, Fort street, on FJftIDA.S*, July 19, at 11 o'clock, 8 trunks Men's, Women's, and Children's Boots. 1 case Tweed Cloaking 2 cases Pocket Handkerchief boxed 1 case Black and Fancy Neckties 1 case Patent Stay Busks 1 case first-class Velvet and Cloth Jackets (Women's and Girl's) 5 cases Hats and Caps &c, &c, &c. All new seasonable goods, &c, and are for posuire eale to close consignments.



Auctions. THTJKSDAY, JULY IS. TRADE SALE 03? TEAS, FLOUR, BACON, OILMEN'S STORKS. B. TONXS & CO. HAVE been instructed to sell on Thursday next, at 11 o'clock, 10 cases Plaid Vestas."Crown" 12 casks Washing Soda 10 casks Carbonate Soda 40 kegs Dried Apples 10 cafes Condensed Milk 10 ton 3 first-clas3 Flour, in. sacks and fifties 5 tons Bran 10 ca3es Canterbury Bacon and Hams 1 ton Oatmeal 10 casks Split Peas *2 tons Biscuit 28 kegs Butter 10 eases Tobacco, Barrett's Anchor, 10s 2 tons Soap 100 boxes Candles 2 casks Shell Almonds 10 cases Pickles 25 cases Cornflour, Munn'a 1 case Ultramarine Blue TEAS. 20 half-chests Congou, Catherine, 18 50 half chests Congou, Catherine, 104 5 chests Congou, Alary Blair 20 half-chests Congou, H. Nicholson 50 half-chests Congou, Tranquebar 50 half-chests Congou, Peter The Auctioneers have been requested to state that a Trade Liuo of each Parcel will bo ABSOIiTTTSIiT SOLP. Usual Trade Terms. TO-MOfiKOW, JULY 18. BILLIARD TABLE, BALLS, CUES, GAS-FITTINGS, At the Waifcemata Hotel. nnHE Subscribers will sell at the Waitemata JL Hotel, To-morrow, at 11 o'clock, The First-class Billiard Table by Alcock and Co. ; Cues, Tips, Pyramid and Pool Balls, Marking Board, Pin-pool Marbles, &c.; also, the contents of the Billiard-room, consisting oft Tables, Washstand, Jugs, Matting, Seats, Gas fittings, Lamps and Shades, Oilcloth, Sec, &o. SAMUEL COCHEANE AND SON, Auctioneers. THTTESDAY, JULY 18: DRAPERY STOCK 'OF A COUNTRY STOREKEEPER. ROMOVED TO THE WARESOU3E FOE CONVENIENCE OF SALE. W. G. HAEEISON & CO. HAVE received instructions to sell by auction, at their Warehouse, 7, Wynd ham street, on Thursday next, July 18, at 11 o'clock, Stock of a Country Storekeeper, cdm« prising—A General Assortment of Drapery, Men's Mercery, Clothing, Men's Women's, and Children's Boots, and Sundries. Terms at Sale; FEIDAY, JULY 19. MAHOGANY HAIR-SEATED CHAIRS, ARM-CHAIRS, DINOG-TABLE, SIDE BOARD, TRAFFORD RANGE, CEDAR LOO TABLE, CARPETS. fTIHE Subscribers will sell at the Rooms, JL Fort streot, on Friday next, 19th inst., at 11 o'clock, Six very superior Mahogany Hair-seated Chairs, 1 Arm and 1 Easy Chair, Dining table, Cedar Sideboard, Cedar Loo Tablo, Canterbury Carpets, Pictures, Washstands and Ware, Tables, Cane-seated Rocking Chair, Iron and Wood Bedsteads, Feather Pillows, Bedding, Mattresses, Couches, Fenders, Chest of Drawers, Chairs, Clocks, Crockery, Kitchen Utensils, Pocket Knives, a lot of General Household Furniture, &c. ALSO, The Cooking Range of the ship Helensloo. SAMUEL COCHEANE & SON, Auctioneers. MONDAY, JULY 29. SCHOONER MARY THOMPSON. BY ORDER OF THE MORTGAGEE. TH.E Subscribers have received instructions to sell at the Mart, Fort street, on Monday, the 29 th instant, at 12 o'clock, The Schooner MARY THOMPSON, 47 tons register (carries 86 tons),' with Sails and Gear complete, now trading between the Thames and the Bay of Islands. SAMUEL COCHEANE AND SON, Auctioneers. THUESDAY, JULY 18. BILLIARD TABLE, BEER AND SPIRIT ENGINES, MEASURES, BAR FIT TINGS, STREET LAMP, AT THE WAITEMATA HOTEL. fT^HE Subscribers have been favoured with JL instructions from J. IST. Abbott, Esq., to sell, at the Waitemata Hotel, on Thursday, 18th instant, at 11 o'clock, The contents of the Billiard-room, Bar, and Bar Parlors of the Waitemata Hotel; comprising : First-class Billiard Table, by " Alcoclr and C 0.," Cues, Balls, Pins, Marking Board, Rules, Triangle, Chandeliers, Seats, two four-pull Beer i Engines, two Spirit Engines, Counter, Spirit Casks, Fount, Soreerf, Measures, Glasses, Clocks, Blinds, J.Pumps, the well-known Street Lainpv Tables, Chairs, Pictures, Mirrors, Oilcloth, Grates, &c, &c. Catalogae3 will be re.atly for issue on Wednesday. SAMUEL COCfIEA^E & SON, Auctioneers.