Mr B. Tonics thought that the same restrictions should be applied to vessels arriving from Wellington, and considered that the Government wore very much to blame for not continuing the quarantine mgements at that port longer than , done. He would therefore move a olution thattho suggestion bo adopted, i restriction also to apply to Southern eta.

Mr. Yon der Heyde wished to state that h?ul been at considoraable pains to make quiry into the late case of small-pox, and j was now enabled to state that the man aorapson, who had died from the disease, ad never been on board the Nebraska ther as a passenger or belonging to the jssel. He would second the resolution. Mr P. A. Philips thought that this ;atement should have been made before le man died that they might have tested ;s truth. A discussion ensued, several members ibjeeting to Wellington being included in be restrictions . Mr, Tonics urged his motion on public grounds. An amendment proposed b}' Mr McKellar that the word " Wellington"be omitted was lost on a show of hands, and the original motion was carried.

A batch of letters from Mr J. S. Macfarlane was read respecting the coal hulk Cantero, requesting that he might be allowed to move her between the outer T and the Golden Crown T of the wharf to enable her to dis charge her coal into the small steamers, offering to remove the same if called upon at any time by the Board should she be found an inconvenience.

Mr Tonks moved that some accommoda tion be afforded the coal hulks alongside the wharf, for which a small charge be made by ihe board. After some discussion it was agreed to refer the matter to the Harbour-Master. An application from .Messrs Reed and Brett for permission to e'"ect a board at the end of the wharf for advertising posters was made. It was considered out of the Board's power, the land on which the boards are already erected being leased. The prayer of the petition of Hackney Coach proprietors to allow their drivers to drive their horses on the wharf was agreed, to b^ granted. [Left sitting.]

TELEGRAPHIC.

[feom otje own cobeespondent.] GiiATLutsTowN, 2.8 p.m. There was a heavy storm at four o'clock this morning.

The cutter Sarah made a breach through the G-rabamstown wharf, and the coal-barge Crake through Hold ship's wharf.

About a chain of sea-wall near the Kuraniri battery has been washed away, stopping train traffic. The return frpm the City of London is 2G ounces from GO tons.

The Pumping Association has all pipes in position, and will be ready to commence operations in three weeks. 3 p.m. A small vein has been discovered in the Caledonian three inches thick in foot of wall, No. 2 stope, near the middle. It is nothing extraordinary.

WAIKATO

The Gold Prospectors—Heavy Gale. NEWCASTLE. Tuesday, 12 noon. Barry and Nolan, the gold )rospec tors, will arrive in Auckland jo-night, having left hy this morning's oach. They are very reticent, and decline to give any information in reipect to their prospecting.' A heavy gale occurred hire last night. Several houses have been bown off the blocks. King Potatou's tomb has hem blown down. A punt has been carried awty down the river,

TAURANGA

July 1, I's> p.m. The Southern Cross arrived m Sun day, at 4 p.m.; sailed for Ojotiki on Monday, at 5 p.m. Thick weather with strong vesterly gale. [Peh Gbbtilie'3 Telegram Compaty, Ecu . /TEES' AOENTS.I

WELLINGTON.

§&VM !-vT mi WfAl'r.: hour A.vj)t)m C • n i« of the ton, ■ -.. ..,■•.,•' '.'.,, ; ihm'i in cbargo of Mr ■ •:.<.• ias^i ' wni, ' detect wltb. ■■• . auJ JP.-Jafcv.. '=;;!? contract u><: li\ : Q ,'■■■ ,; "\ot' tLo IPntt -:-:hvjtv ' i •^■■;."'^-(i by [irogden. Th-j t'r", ;;.,] i<..- , !).x t.-ie ogfcviaatccl cost •.,•' ;,:i: a^d 1 roliiui? stnclc, i. j-.jsii- with;-,-, f,}^ p itr . i'.vuoi.itaj-y Hir:,i ( "f ;;:' { \qq ~,,,. ~;],. ] To^iay the Qranri .T^ h ■ kie: ■ ■ ii.H rod X lochs, ■VO!I.' »J i .-VO, •: t ■■ '-■' ! i if^J crjr.uual •■■ •• ' ! • c6m j ... | HoK.rj-.IK 1, • ! Oi "r;s lilrit Ti'OCK, Ifi La1"! .v. ;, j li/O ounces ;■■:■:■ v.'&eL 'alt1! • KA?IEE. The repre'.cr.tnti.ves vi' the- .IViiwas J and one E;?.st 00/i:..i: :-t ':V>ipo, .••!r v.ny to 'ittcnd a.::-, wii^g at

Pakowhai, to uss the land and other questions.

UNKNOWN.

The coroners.test verdict on the remains of D'rjarsori was, " Died from the effect! exposure whilst temporarily insai The Bupremo\irt (criminal ses siony) opened ta\ The calendar is lengthy, bntnov serious offences,

WANNUI.

July 2. The Go-Ahead't late last night for the Manulf.au.

The LaFire.

DTJNIN",

. . 3 P- m- An enquiry mtce late fire was was held to-day, threw uo light as to the on of the fire.

Campbell gave ddp as to the sale of his business to MTcLeod, hatter. He said he paid £7,(for stoclr, and £150 for the good i the latter not payable for two yea Of the stock £500 was given in h, the rest in bills all paid as matin Campbell said his '.es, apart from £1500 clue by McLecros his stock, leaving him only smahipraents and McLeod's custom, wt a thousand a month.

The verdict given vto the effect that no evidence haceen given to show how the lire orated.

The Grand Jxirj i S nothe bill against iiu X li Campbell for li, stealing. J. VY ads worth lor mdecen^saulfc, and on the first count for " shoqr intent" agamsfc Allan McCaskilLt found a true bill on the other two cou in the indic ment of " maiming," an^vith. intent to do grievous bodily harm.

TUB EVTSftTNG ffiA.% TUERtUY, JULY 2, 1872,

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Late Advertist.ents. v*ka^ S TEAM~° COR°- At Seven o'Cloii,i s Evening. Thep.s. Lady Bowen By request, will call as above 014. way to the i names. * J. CASEY. vk "pOETAUBANGiIEECT fj,^ -"- On W'hpxkspay, the JWant. ' The fr.st j.i.<l favoiite Cutter Vincent, 0 N S A LE:-_ CARBOLIC ACID SCp. STONE BROTHEB QUEEN STREET. IVf 0 CHAEGE to e~the" HoL.. BUFFALO HEAD at the B)t Mail THOB. A. MOE E, J- VETERINARY SURGE*, N"O. 80, Grey street, Atrol ND . NO CURE NO PAY. g'wygiaMeafcaiMmßg-nnrn'ruraMiMMmiiMwn! mm —hm "Wanted. TJ7ANTED, a Strong Boy, a£tl4 ,' v Tn~All ply to F- Shaw, jun., next 4to Mr Good's, Vj^icent street. I •WANTED, aMantoMilk'antake ▼ » himself generally tisefal.—Apply H% office "ftTANTEDVa good JolSK^ _J J Baker.—Apply R. Hahe, Parnell. TXT ANTED, a Code.—Appl-~hn~. * y mediately AmtojtA Hotki,, Victorijreet. "ANTED, a General Servjt^- Apply office of this paper. ■TO^rTED~^Eent7TßakeWe * V and Oven, near town, with House.— My to 0.R., office of this paper. TXT ANTED; a General Servai for * * Epsom.—A])]ily at tlie office of Owr and Graham, (iueen street, between nine 9 ten o'clock a.m. TTTANTED, " a General Sefet. * ' References required.—Apply to Efard Waters, Confectioner, Queen street. XKT ANTED, by a youn S lac, a ' * Situation as Daily Governess in a tivate Family or School.'—For references apply ! Mr Binney, Queen street. TyANTED a General Serjnt. v v Apply to A. Beunandez. Eailway Terinus hotel. TX^"ANTED, an active Young Hrl " * to assist in house-work.—Apply immediely Auckland Collkgb, Upper Queen street. \ T&T ANTED, a respectable Lat » » an Apprentice to the Blacksmith trai — Apply to James McEwen, Custom House street.} \\T& NTED, every one to call and'&j V V the Buffalo Head at the Eotal M il HoWiL. -A^TED, a Ma^T thoroughty^l qixainted witJi the Quartz and Green Sine cutting.—Apply to Odlum Bros., Queen street wli-f. WANTED, Buyers for Moitld Kauri. —James w. "Waller, Timber ]\|r chant, Custom-house street. WA NTED, a Smart Boy, aged -abort 14 years, wlio will make himself generiy useful; references required. - Apply at the Co-. MBiiciAL Hotel, Sliortland street. XXT ANTED, a pood" General Servaft ' * —one who would not object to remove r> Cliristchurch, sliovtly, preferred. — Apply to Mts EociA/t, Sliortlaud street. WANTED, an active Man to Won a Boat in the Manukau.—Apply at Mr Cors. well's Office, Custom House street; or at the Timbex Yard, Onehunga. ij J" ANTED KNOWN, that all those » V that ordered India Bubber Stamps and Presses, and did not get them, to call at I. Alexan der, Jeweller and Engraver. WANTED KNOWN.—Just * » opened out, a large lot of Boys' .and Men's Cloth Caps—latest styles.— S. Coombes, City Clothincr Mart, SO, Queen street. WaNTKDTNOWN, that", i . ~ cheapest and best made Stamps of eveih scription, Presses, etc., are to be had from A. A X' •XENBEito, Engraver, Wellcsley street East r'o''l ' son s corner, :



Wanted, &c. WANTED KNOWN, that Mining Companies'and Business Stamps of all de scriptions iiro made in superior stylo, at the shortest ■ notice, by 1. AJjEXA.n'DEis, Jeweller and Kngntver, foot of AYelluslev street, and opposite United Service • HoUd. ANT E D KN 6 WN, that I Ai.mx -\ niikh Ikih (111 hand, aud ready for exe cution, large screw Embossing Presses, as supplied to ' the Auckland City Council and Auckland Harbour Board Seal: old approved Lever Presses, a.U .sizes, i with steel or brass disc ; new improved Spring Press, fir so-called knocklng-down machines, different sizes; Dating and Self-inking Presses, to arrive; from Han Francisco per Nevada ; also, Hand Printing Stamps and Seals of all descriptions. -Ihtbor Alexander, Jeweller and Engraver, foot of Wellesley street, and opposite United Service Hotel. TKT ANTED KNOWN, that Hold • • ship and Co. are compelled to clear out (lur 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 neeossavy to obtain great bargains." WA N T ED, Purchasers "of ~the Newest Style Black Silk "Velvet Jackets, Waterproof Cloaks, and Alilliuery, at Cost Price, at R. AY. Dyson's, 220, Queen street, who must clear out ! to make room for the new tenant. j JtST Opposite the United Service Hotel. WA NTED, Mining Managers and Business People to call and see the difference between an old approved Lever Press, with stool die, and anew improved Knock ing-down Machine with bra«a die fixed to it, at A. Tkutrniikim'h, Engraver, YVellesley street East; round Dyson's corner. WANTED, known that a Splendid Shipment of New and Choice Millinery and Francy floods is just to hand at 11. AY. Dvsok'h, who is Clearing them Out at Cost Price to make room for the new tenant of the premises. ZEST No. 220, Queen street, corner of Wellesley street. WANTED, Visitors from the Conn try to call at B. AY. /DyscVn, 220, fjneen Street, and Secure sonic of tile 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 : 11. AY. Dyson, 220, Queen street, corner of Wellesley street, opposite United Service Hotel. Bricks, Lime, Sand, Shells, and Tiles. WANTED, Purchasers for the above. Sold and delivered at the lowest rates from the yard at the Firewood AVliarf. Ctin tractors liberally dealt with. 100,000 Bricks guaran teed to he always on hard. All orders to lie addressed to AY. KlitUY, junction of Queen and Grey streets. So!e agent for the AVhau brickraakers. THE PR A 111 IE BUFFALO Head on view THIS KYKNTNi; at the Royal Mail Hotel. Board and Residence. BOARD AND RESIDENCE.— Two or three Gentlemen can he accommodated with Board and Residence in a healthy part of the city. Terms moderate.—Apply to .Mns Ki.r.isnx, Prospect House, Hobson street, two doors beyond St. Matthew's Church. fHOMPOETABLE Hoard and T*csi vv deuce, for one or two < Icntlemen. in a convenient and healthy locality. Terms moderate. For refer ence and address apply at office of (his paper. aim--fr-Twitf rf*-***"^--" ■*■-- - • ■ ■■- J ig:a»JWMi Money. MONEY TO LEND on Land, House*, find G-ood Personal Security. Bills discounted.—StevenS-AND 3ox, Queen street. LOST, last evening, between the Wharf and Wellesley street, West, a Small Plaid Neck Scarf. The Under will be rewarded by leaving it at the office of this paper. NO T I C E.—A. Meeting of the Master Blacksmiths will he held at the British Hotel on Tuesday Evenin;,' next, at half-past seven, to consider matters connected witli the trade. "^r&~HTcbOKE BEG to offer For Sale, ex "Wild Duck" and " Helenslee," Walnut Drawing-room Suites Mahogany Dining-room Chairs Mahogany Couches and Easy Chairs Iron Bedsteads, all sizes Toilet Classes and Toilet Ware Cane-seated Chairs from (is. each ALSO, A large assortment of Colonial-made Furniture of the BEST DESCRIPTION & LOWEST i'KICE.S, AT THEM Upholstery, Bedding, and General Fuenishinq Warehouse, 57, queen street, Two Doors below the Bank of New Zealand. CHALLENGE. I The Undersigned, will CHALLENG-E 9 any person in Auckland to RUN Half mile Race. JOHN SKELLY. E L'EAU AND DIETHELM, QUEEN" STREET, next door to E. Wayxb'm, Stationer, Wholesale and lletail Swiss and French Goods Imported direct from Switzerland and France. All Goods are marked in plain figures. All kinds of CJentlemen's Shirts and Underclothing made to order BAT OF ISLANDS COAL ON SALE BY HENRY UILFILLAN, Agent, June 29, 1572. 7, Queen street. ZLOO EMPTY Molasses Barrels jHV-/ V " for Sale, Cheap.—AY. J. Cawkwku,, Vulcan Lane. . | ORANGES! ORANGES! OEANGES! £)f\f\ CASES LARGE ORANGES, 8d j£mt\j\J per tloz. ; Small ditto, <ki per doz., or 5s fid per case ; must be sold. , 1 ton Dates, 8d lb. Barcelona Nuts, 9:1 lb. Price's Sperm Candles (slightly mi^od) Hid lb. Pickled Walnuts, Gel per liotfcle Apples, 4d lb. 5003 Cocoanuts, Id and 2d each. 11. WATT, Junction of Grey and Queen streets. AUCKLAND LICENSED VICTUALLERS' ASSOCIATION. HOTEL-KEEPEBS and others desirous of joiming are requested io forward their applications, addressed to the Secretary at the Conintittee Rooms, British Hotel, Queen street, on or before fch^hirc! u>;y t: July proximo. 1 ',ii- !"•.■•■. r■.-.' :;■■: •■;■:' '•«;•. ,v,!.< •-.■'• ..<;■£ (n x Com;!-.,! :■; •'■■■■...•. «:'. "<:■■ 'i ! ■ ■■;. .I" ■-,



Ehtertainm ents. DEVONPORT LITERARY INSTITUTE, North Suop.e. ON Tuesday Eyening next, July 2, 1872. G. M. Kkko, Ek.)., "will deliver n Lecture ii) the New School-room. Subject : " 'Giie Influence of Colonial Life on tho formation and development of Human Character." Commence at S o'clock. Admission to non-members, fid each. PATHOLIO IN S TITHJ TE, \J WELLINGTON STREET. TUESDAY, JULY 2, 1872, A GriiAND Nkoho Extkp,tatn'mfnt will bo given by the Members of the AUCKLAND NAVAL BRIGADE MINSTRELS, In aid of the wife and family of Gf.oikik Sindkx' who met with a very severe accident and is now confined in the Hospital. Trices of Admission :—Stalls, 2s ; Gallery, Is. God Save the Queen. MR .1. BLACK MAN will deliver - a Lecture at the Hall of the Young Men's Christian Association on WEDNESDAY Evening,. July 3. Si:i:.7Ki"i\—" Interviews with Eminent Authors." To commence at 8 o'clock. . Admission, Is. ■pjRINCE OP WALES THEATIiB. GAS! GAS! GAS! LAUGHING- GAS AND MESMEKTSM— rIO-NIGHT. p I T T HALL. BY R EQU KB H . MISS A I T X E N (Mnn J. L. Buntkn) Will give another Evening's Reading* TUESDAY EVENING-, JULY 2. PROGRAMMBi Part I. OvimTunE. —Danish National Ifymn .. Mdme.Moller " Tlie Blind lolanthe," from the beautiful lyric drama, " King Rene's Daughter " (by earnest desire (Henrik llerz). [The scene is in the garden of King Rene's villa, de scribed by Tristan do Vaiulemont, lolanthe's unknown affianced husband, on his discovering the scene, as a "perfumed world of flowers- a garden 'mid the barren mountains." folanthe, blind from infancy, but totally unaware of the advantages of sight, is about to under go an operation of a mesmeric character for its reco very, by Ebn Jahia, a Moorish Physician. She lias lirst to bo told Mint slio i-i blind, but each one dreads the task. Chance, however, effects the object. Tristan, who, with his friend, has casually discovered this secret abode, and sees lolanthe foV the first time, con verses with her, discovers her blindness, and describes to her tho .wonders of that blessing of which «he is deprived, j "Bingen on the Rhine" (Mrs Norton) U:<ti-i:k. " Caudle's Shirt Buttons" .. Miss Aitken (.Irvrold). Bono.—"Take liack the Heart" .. Mdme. Mollor (Clarabel). " Mary, Queen of Scots' (11. G. Hull) I'ari 1. The Convent Part 11. The Marriage - Part 111. farewell to Pnuice I'art IV. The Death of llizzio Part V. Tho Abdication. Part VI. The Execution. So.\(i. - " Scott's Who Hae " Mr Reid " Mansie Waugh'g First and Last Visit to the I'lay" (Dr. Moir) "The Bells," (K. A. Poe) .. .. Miss Aitken (By special request). P.WIT 11. "Tarantilla" (S. Smith) ~ .. Mdme.Moller " The Song of Hiawatha" (Longfellow) .. Miss Aitken I'art I. The Wooing—l'art 11. Famine .and Death of Miuuehahu sun,:. • MrKeid "ltosalind and Orlando" ("As You Like it").. Shakes peare " Tlie Clmrge of the Light Brigade" .. Miss Aitken (Tennyson). Sono.—" How to Ask and how to Have" Mdme. Mollcr (Lover) Soxc- "I Remember the House where I was born" Mr Reid " Tliu Cottar's Saturday Night" (Burns).. Miss Aitken Band in attendance. Doors open at half-past Mven, to commence at eight o'clock. Front seats, 3s : second, 2s : back. Is. de; care,. THE CELEBRATED MESMERIST, PHRENO LOGIST AND ELECTRO-BIOLOGIST, WILL deliver his 'liglily instructive and amusing Lectnre on Hypnotism and tlie above subjects ; also will bo added the " Nitrius Oxyde, or Laughing Gas," which will be administered to those who like it. l)r Carr lias gone to great expense iv. securing a first-class apparatus to make the Gas on a largo scale ; he has delighted crowded audiences at the Thames, producing a fund of merriment as well as interesting his audience to an intense degree. The Lecture will take place at the Prince of Wales Theatre, on Wednesday, July 8. Prices of admission :—Dress Circle, 4s ; Stalls, 2s ; Pit, Is. pRINCE OP WALES THEATKE. DR. CARRS NOVELTY — LAUGHING GAS, ELECTRO^BIOLOGY, T/O-NIGIIT. pRINCE OP WALES THEATRE. DR. CARE'S LAUGHING GA3 TO-NIGHT. Meetings- Dedwood Highway District. nntlE A nnuaJ Meeting of tho Eate- JL payers of this district will be held at the Suffolk Hotel, College Koacl, on SATURDAY, the 13th of July next, at half-post I o'clock p.m., for the purpose of fixing a rate and electing trustees for the ensuing year. STANNUS JONES, Dedwood, 27th 'Juno, 1872. Chairman. Dedwood Highway District. A MEETING- of the Ratepayers of this District will be held at the Suffolk Hotel, College street, at 5 o'clock p.m. on SATURDAY, the 18th July next, for the purpose of levying a special Lighting Kate under Highway Act, 1-sTI. STANNUS JONES, Chairman. MECHANICS' INSTITUTE. IN accordance with Rule 12 of the Revised Rules of the Institute, passed at the meet ing of members on the 27tli instant, the Annual General Mooting of Members will be held in the Hall of the Institute on SATURDAY,- the i:ith of .Inly, prox., at 7.30 p.m., for the Election of Officers and tho consideration of Report and Balance-sheet. R. T. TALBOT, June 28, 1872. ~, ~ Secretary. Karangahape Highway District. NOTICE) is hereby given that the Annual Meeting of lla'tepayers will take place in St David's School-room, top of Symonds street, on Tuesday, the 9th July instant, at seven o'clock p.m. VINCENT E. RICE, Chairman of District Board. Graftoii Eoad Highway District. ,\ SPECIAL MEETING of the ' :'\- Ratepayers will be held in St David's School , m, Upper Symonds street, on Thuksday, July 18, uediately after the Annual Meeting above adver ; tl, to take into consideration the subject of Light- STEPHEN. E, HUGHES, , iily 1,1872. Chairman.



i Meeting's | Grafton Eoad Highway District, fi ! TVTOTICE is hereby given that the -L^l Annual Meeting of the Ratepayers will be held in St David's School-room, ITpper Symouds street, on Turi;si)\v, July IS. at 0.80 p.m STEPHEN E. HUOHES, ; July 1, 1872. Chairman. | Mount Albert Highway District. HPHE Annual Meeting of the T?ate | •*- . payers or the above district will bo held in the i School House on WEDNESDAY, 10th July next, at I iJ o'clock p.m. A. IC. TAYLOJL 2nd July, 1872. Chairman. i Education. Central Board of Education. rpilE Inhabitants of Otahuhu are JL rerniested to attend a Meeting to be held at the Public Hull, Otahuhu, on Finn ay, the sth July, at 7.30 o'clock, to take into consideration the kstabhsh ment of a Common School in the village. By order of the Board. E. J. O'SULLIVAN, June 20,1872. Inspector. Central Board of Education. THE Inhabitants of Panmure are requested to attend a Meeting to be held at the Ferry Hotel. Pnnmure, at throe o'clock on Friday j next, the sth July, to tnke into consideration the I Establishment of a Common School in the village. By order of the Hoard. R, J. O'SULLIVAN, June 29, 1572. Inspector. THE Duties of Miss Hill's Seminary will be Resumed on Monday, July 8. Hobson street. LYCEUM SCHOOL, East Wellerley street. pONDUCTED by MR COMPTON, V_^ Trinity College, Dublin. Tkkms: (Monthly, in advance) .... 10s. (id. An Evening Class meets on Monday, Wednesday, and Frklay. Hours, from 7to s). Tjl D TJ CATION. Miss Ansttf.'s Boavditi" and Day School for Young Ladies will lie-open on Wednesday, July S>'. T7l 8 T OLI S H M B N T _ili for Young Liulies, Spring Villa, Dedwood.—Mrs Addev will receive her pupils on Monday, Bth July. HI G- H-STREET NOKMAL SCHOOL.- Quarter will commence on Ist July. Terms : 1;">S per quarter. Teachers Mr and Mrs Macintosh. T A D IT3 S' SO H 0 0 L, JLJ WELLESLEY STREET, late Auckland Educa tional Society. Lady Principal : Miss Trii\Rii. Tlio Third Term of 1872 will commence Oil Thurs day, lltli .Inly. Terms on application. Wellesloy Street, July 1, 1872. ■VTOTICE. — MrtS. G-ING-ELL'S -Li livening ("lass, held at St. Matthew's Girls' School-room. Hours From 7to 9. Melbourne House, KarangahaT>e Road. MR, WINTER'S Young Gentle men Pupils will lie-assemble on Monday, July I. Limited to twenty. Three vacancies ; Vacancy for oiiu pupil boarder. MADAME WINTER, R.A., Pro fessor of Music and Singing, Melbourne [louse, Karangahapc lloart. MR. WINTKR, Professor of Music, Singing, and Elocution, Melbourne House Karangahape Eoad. To Let, Etc. TO BE LET, for a term of years, that Valuable Suburban Farm, situated at Epsom, containing about -I' 2 acres, with the House, Stable and Outbuildings thereon erected, as occupied by Mr Edward Woouield. — Full particulars can be ob tained from Sami'ej. Coohisaxk & Son, Fort street. TO LET.—The Upper Part of a Store in Durham street east, near High street; also for sale a large Cooking Range, suitable for an Hotel.- Apply to 3. H. Smith, on the premises. 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. FOE SALE, a Fishing BOAT (3 tons), one Outrigger Skill", and one Open Skiff ; also, several Ships' Boats.—Apply to J. Claim:, Boat Builder, Custom-house street. Mining. Crown Prince Gold Mining Company (Registered), npHE Half-Yearly G-eneral Meeting J- of Shareholders in tho above Company will be held at tho Queen's Fe.-ry Hotel, Vulcan Lane, Auck land, on Thursday, the 11th July, at 2 o'clock p.m. JAMES W. PREECE, July 2, 1572. Manager. Green Harp Gold Mining Company (Registered). NOTICE is hereby given that an Extraordinary Genera!' Meeting of Shareholders in the above Company will bo held at the New Zea la-id Insurance Company's Building', at 2 o'clock in tho afternoon, on THURSDAY, the 18th proximo, r for the purpose of altering the rules of tho Company. JAMES C. DAVTES, Auckland, June 2S, 1572. Manager, nnilE Undersigned is Agent for the JL following Gold Mining Companies :— Tokatea Harbour View Sie^e of Paris Nil Desperandum, Golden Pah British Royal Oak Buffalo Star of tho Morning Old Stocking Green Mag New ltukaia "Waverley Masonic Victory Venus 11. HORNE, Queen street. I^rOTICB is hereby given that ME -L^l I. PHILLIPS, 10, Insurance Buildings, is our agent to receive transfers and take calls for the un dermentioned claims. KENNON & O'BRIEN. Coromandal, May 10, 1872. Lady Bowen Chines Wood's Point Ararat Honeycomb Aitkin Golconda Gold Mining Company (Registered). "TVrOTICE.—A Call (the first) of two JL^I shillings (25.) per share upon the capital stock ! of the Company has been made This Day, payable to the Company's Manager, at his otlice, King's Road, Coromandcl; or at the office of the Company's Agent, 42, Queen street, Auckland, on or before the Ist of August next. By order of the Directors, A. D. McTAVISIT, 1 ESasi ""'li'SgManager.& Auckland, 2nd July, 1872. task_j •■- -j



j Drapery. i. i Olieap Blankets. CHEAP FLANNELS. CHEAP SHEETINGS. Oheap Calicoes, CHEAP FUFINISHING GOODS Goods Bought before the great Ad vance in Prices. WOOLLEN GOODS 25 PER CENT BELOW PRESENT VALUE COTTON aOODS, 15 PEE CENT BELOW PRESENT VALUE. 300 PAIRS BLANKETS (Bought six months past,) 30 PER CENT BELOAV PRESENT VALUE. 100 PIECES ALL-WOOL FLANNELS, ! AT LAST YEAR'S PRICES. New Dress Materials, Ladies' and Children's Jackets, Silk Velvet Jackets, Velveteens, Wirseys, Satin Cloths, French Merinoes, &c, &c. A SPLENDID SELECTION. BLACK SILKS, A LARGE STOCK, AND THE CHEAPEST IN AUCKLAND. CLOTHING! CLOTHING! The best-selected Stock in Auckland. H. ATKINS (Liffß HiX & HoNEIMiN).



Merchandise, TO ABEIVB per <: Bulwark," and ]''or Sale l>y the Undersigned : — 50 tons Suit i?> cases Tomahawks 10 cases Axe Handles 10 cases Column's Durham Muslard Pearl Barley • ' Whybrow's Pickles 20 bales Woolpicka Taylor Brothers' Cocoa 50 cases Sundries OWEN AND GRAHAM. Tfi X CAMELLIA, Bloqd, Wolfe and Co.'s Bottled Stout Letcltfovd's Patent Safeties Dunvillo's Whiskey QIST RALE BY OWEN AND GRAHAM. ASK FOE Gledhill's CELEBRATED PASTE BLACKING. Sales toy Auction. WEDNESDAY, JULY 3, If O O S , EX BELLA MARY, CAPT. McARTHUB, FROM EOB ART TOWN. TO BE SOLD by Auction, at Arthur's Mart, Queen street, on Wednesday next, 3i'dinst., an 12 o'clock noon, A Splendid assortment of Fruit, selected expressly for this market: — 500 cases of Superior Fruit, consisting of Apples, Scarlet Pearmains, Stone Pippins, Brad-wick Nonpareils, New ton Pippins, French Crabs, &c.; Pears, Newville, Marville, Black Achan, Pound, St. Lawrence, &c. Also, 1 bale Opossum Bugs Terms —Cash. E . A 11 T H TJ E , Auctioneer. . WEDNESDAY, JULY 3, NOOK, NEW SEASON HOPS. TO BE SOLD by Auction, on Wednesday next, 3rd instant, at 12 o'clock noon, 10 bales of Superior Hops, Season 1872J E . A IT~T H UE , Auctioneer. BY AUCTION. EARTHEN WABE, CHINA, GLASS,- &C E. & H. I S A A C S WILL submit by auction, on FRIDAY, July 5, at 11 o'clock, 57 crates and hhds. of the above Goods ; well assorted. Particulars to follow WEDNESDAY, JULY 3. FINE SALT, WHITING-, CANDLES, CHOICE TEAS, SUGAR, GRO CERIES, OILMEN'S STORES. &c, &c, &c. S. JONES Will sell by auction, at the Brunswick Mart, on Wednesday next, 3rd July, at 11 o'clock, 1Q TONS FINE SALT 10 casks Whiting 100 gunnies IC Sugar 500 mats White JaTa Crystals 50 Superfine Kaisou Congou, ox ' Delta,' No. 1 40 ditto do do, No. 6 25 chests do do, No. 7 20 ditto Hankow do, es ' Peter,' No. 9q 20 ditto do, ex 'Rose of Australia,' No. 27 90 i chests Superfine Kaisou Congou, ex ' Bernan,' Nos. 1 and 2 ■■■-■ 20 boxes finest Scented Orange Pekoe 40 Fine Tea, ' Gustav Adolph' 250 boxes Brandon's Candles 20 ditto Young's Parafin do 20 casks Crushed Loaf Sugar 20 cases half-pints Salad Oil 6 cases McConuell's Bacon and Hams 20 bags prime Canterbury Bacon 6 cases Morton's Salmon 10 cases i-Sardines 3 tons Otago Oatmeal 20 cases Knight's Jams, in tins.and jars 100 bags Fino Dressed Rice {> _ 100 cases Devoe's Kerosene &c, &C &c-, ' "'. . — -■■■ . TEBMS ; - V»a e r£3o, «*'>^ *^L^ jm^^^M^'-:^ ;- ■■■■ •■■y'-^m^^^^W^'