from the sketch-book of Washington Irving, was read with clearness and pathos, but the reader was several times mterrupted by the unintelligent mob who "prefer fried fish" to the touching; eloquence of Irving. A song and chorus "We meet again" was given, and the laughable piece :' Number one round the corner" elicited much applause. Eliza Cook's " Home for the Holidays," was done to the life by a gentleman.from Pitt street, and would have pleased the authoress herself immensely. The " Merry little fat grey man," was very fairly sung ; arid the flute duet was not without considerable merit; the flutists, however, will do well to take a few hours practice together before next appearing in public. The recitation "Highlife fe^w stairs " was rendered with all the life of which the piece is capable. Tu v of this piece—a Bill ings fish saler / \(— composed " High Life," in imitation orThackeray ; the poem, such as it is, was accepted by th editor of the London Journal, and consequently found its way into Auckland. A duet, chorus, and the National Anthem, concluded the entertain ment, which must be pronounced a great success.

THE SHAREMARKET.

mr j. m. lennox's report. Business upon the Exchange is most inactive. There are sellers of Caledonian lat LIS • Thames, L 5 ; Moanatairi, L 2 12s 6d ; City of London, 26s 6d ; Queen of May, 9s 6d. Buyers: Caledonian, Ll4 10s ; Thames, L 4 15s; Moanatairi, L 2 10s; City of London, 25s ; Queen of May, 9s ; Tookey (third issue), Ad 7s ; bouth-British Insurance (call paid),

TELEGRAPHIC

FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.

GRAHAMSTOWN.

This day, 12.53 p.m. The Golden Crown has a splendid yield o f 512 ounces 12 dwts. of melted gold from 25 tons of cross-lode, and 40 tons from other parts of the mine. The cross-lode quartz produced nearly 500 ounces. I ; ' The Golden Crown tributers crushed 80 tons for 184 ounces 10 dwts. • andjat midday, 7 tons for 3 ounces and 10 dwts. The Golden Age. crushed 30 tons for 10 ounces. The result of the Kuranui's crushing for the fortnight is 316 ounces. The Vale of Avoca has crushed 93 tons for 42 ounces.: vwq ■:'•' A'\ The Groves Bank crushing for the fortnight has resulted in 30 ounces. . . ~...': The Californian's crushing for the fortnight has yielded 38 ounces with -fifteen head1 of stampers. ' '' "'..'.; The Sons of Freedom are clearing iip, have crushed sixty tons, and expect 230 ounces of gold.

COROMANDAL.

<- This'dhy, 1.18 p.m. The Standard specimen amalgam gave 40^ ounces of cleanly-retorted gold." . The Emily reef was struck in the low level; the water in winze above is drawing off fast. : -AmtH Vltdts ■■'■ ■ rid ;>i! _-<».,. -A-A. a..-a

CHRISTCHURCH.

... ..,.,,.., ~; ';,'; ;.;/;.;'., This;day;:';: Grain market nominal. Nothing offering.' Flour, £14; wheat and barley none ; oats 2s 4d and 2s od ; potatoes, 60s ; :butter, 5d ' ; '"heese, 5d ; bacon and hams, 8d and 8J d.

THE TAKAPUNA.

We have,the utmost pleasure,in congratu lating aU voyagers between Auckland and North Shore on the arrival this- afternoon of the Coronet, frbm'Dunedin, having on board: the machinery for the rifew ferry' steamer Takapuna. As every thing else is in readi-. ness we trust that in about a week, or ten days, at the utmost, we shall see this beau tiful steamer on the ferry service. ....

We are compelled to hold over till; Mon day letters defending the Seamen's Benefit Society, and other correspondence.

It was reported at an early hour this morn ing th£s the mail steam,er was signalled, and the news'flew frorri mouth to mouth through the town. On referring to the signals, at Victoria Hill it was discovered that' a "iail in sight," " a steamer coastwise," a "barque," all signalled simultaneously, had been mistaken for the overdue Dacotah.

To gentlemen requiring first-class tobacco and cigars, if they would only visit Mrs Sharpe's neat little American Tobacco and Cigar Divan (next Bank New Zealand) they may purchase the same cheaper than in any other house in the city. Np .inferior goods kept in stock ; would ;not purchase such for the public at any price. One trial is suffi cient to guarantee a continuance of custom. Give a call.—Advt.

In a recent number of the Trtrdndhi Herald, we. find the subjoined, -generally, correct remarks .-—The most Certain source of strength and wealth to;a,county Is. its agriculture; and the cultivation of land i* perhaps, the healthiest arid happiest diJcui. nation a man can be;etriplbyed;on- -The. farmer, it is true, is liable to the irinumer* able casnalities avhich arise, from fliictua-. tions ofriche seasons, and the invasion of his c^K tar those enemies Yhiph> in such^ Tar¥^3HMP a Pion produce from seed time *^^fcest—but, withal, we believe, he is the man. who,. in this discontented world, has reason to be most satisfied with his lot. If a farmer,is careful." with his cultivations, the ayerage result of his labours will be, if notaffluence> atjallevents plenty, for his land generally proves grate ful, inasmuch as it doubly j repays his labour-^-reciprocally improving its impro ver, beside j rewarding- him withjstrength? health, and vigour,, .pnless the habits of. the owner of «* small homestead are such that the work is carried bri in defiance of every rule of husbandry* a farm will, pro duce, what the house consumes; whilst year by year, the land'is; improved, and yields1 more and mor^ profit. The con ditions riecessar^ .for agriculture.; paying anywhere are that it. should he skilfully conducted; that the ; knowledge .of the nature ofj^^the groundV should be;.lfriown; that-the land should be ac<ws«bleby road communication with a steady market.;: »nd that implements used should economise labour *9 iriuph as possible';

IN THE MATTER OF WOLFE'S ARO MATIC SCHIEDAM SCHNAPPS.

A*id the Writ of Injunction of the Supreme 1 j .Court of.New South Wales. ,,

Public attention is invited to the following report of the application for a Writ oi Injunc tion, granted by. His Honor the Primary; Judge iri Equity in the Supreme Court of JSew South Wales, under date of the Tenth day of October, 1872, restraining the defendant's. J, R. jCattejlx and another, under a penelty'of £30,000, from fhe importation and sale of certain sporious irnitatiohß. Of WoiEii's Ahomatic Schiedam Schnapps, in bottles, or with wrappers, or with labels, as exhibited in the cause and bearing the name of "KIDBBLEN."

SUPREME COURT OF NEW SOUTH/ WALES

Wednesday, September 25,1872.

:!'Y' ;" 'In Equity.. ;-•/; :-:;: .'' ■'■••' (Before Mr. Justice Har«ba:vb, primary Judge.) ".;■ BURKE V. CATTEI.L AND ANOTHER— ,'.'• ;'.':',' : IH JUNCTION. :'.^ A

This was a motion, made in chambers, for an interim injunction to restrain the defend ants in the above suit from importing or procuring for tale a commodity alleged to be a colourable imitation of a peculiar description of Schiedaih Schnapps sold by plaintiff under his registered-trade mark. % ''_ ,',■• ''." A.

Sir William#Manning, Q.G., and Mr. Owen appeared in support, of the motion ; Mr. Davis and Mr. G. J. Manning showed cause against it . :•- -' .-. ■:■ ■-.- ' . A--, : M -.:

The actual applicants were Messrs. M; Moir and .06.-, of this, city, agents ,iv N'ewSputji: Wales and elsewhere of Mr. David H. Burkej: executor of Mr. Udolpho Wolfe, of Beaver atreet, New York,, U.S., first patentee and proprietor of a cordiai styled Wolfe's Aromatic Schiedam Schnapps to wLich peculiar djuretio properties are ascribed. • Tbe defendants were Mt-ssrs. John Robert Cat tell and another, trading as J; R, Catteli and Co., of this city It appeared thatron the A 16111 Mtirch, 1871, the brands . upon .Wolfe's Schnapps were registered in this oolony, according to the following description ':— "The bottles containj ing the Schnapps are square, with the wprdß. ' Udolpho .Wolfe's' on one side, the. word 1 Schiedam' on another side, and the words " Aromatic Schnapps" on the third .skip, all in raised letters On the fourth side is a label with the words, "Wolfe's Aromatic Schiedam Schnapps,' after which follows a description of tho cordial, and at the end a fac-simhe |ol Udolpho Wolfe's signature^ with the- words ' Office, 22, Bearer-sßreet, New York'rinder noatb, which label is in blue ink. Also a label. of the same description, but in red ink instead of blue, on the wrappers which gorouud the bottles." In this cordial the; plaintiff has established a large business, and great quanti ties of it hare been imported to New South Wales by his agents, Messrs., Moss and Co; The: defendants- were charged, with having imported to this colony two consignments of Schnapps, both of wtach bore brands that were (it was alleged) colourable imitations of the;plaintiff's j and. the first of, which, cpnsisb ingof 300 ca es, arrived by the ship * Maid of Judah, and the second, of 250jdasee,*hy the ' Nineveh. In -order to render the nature of this imitation intelligible to persons not familiar with the cordial, it must be premised that Woiie's Schnappß is made upin \ small square bottles, which are branded and labelled aa be/ore described. Around each bottle, is wrapped a pamplet in which are recounted the marvellous medicinal qualities of the.liquor, together with some description of the in gredients ol which it is composed j referenriesr to testmoniali from various ', medicaigentleman being interspersed. The whole is packed up in a wrapper of a pale yellow colony contain ing on one side the registered label upon the bottle, but iv red ink instead of blue. The oordial, the sale of which it waa sought should be prohibited, is iriade tip in a precisely similar1 mariner ; iri bottles of the same sue, Wrapped about with a similar pamphlet, and packed in a: wrapper ;of the same colour. Upon the wrapper^, of the cbnßigninbnt imported!by the Maid of Judah were labels word for word identical with those registered by the plaintiff, and printed in similar ink, 'JL-hey l Bore no1 signature^. whpweyer, . nor the riairie of; any;, maufacturerer. .The pamphlets were .word;for word identical with those used by the plaintiffs, but the names of tha medical authorities were altered. The labels upon tbe bottles were simi lar to the plaintiff's, with the exception before mentioned, and with the exception that the concluding , caution.: to the. worthless imi tations was' slightly varied. The second .tfpnsignment of Schnapps-—that imported by the Nineveh-^as iriade up' in a pre cisely similar manner; but tbe labels and „wrappers',~which "werr- otberwise~~identicai,- ---i word, for word, and line for line, with the former ones, bore a fae-simile* of the signature of "E. Kiderlen.V The-ria'me " KiderW was elsewhere inserted on the labels and wrap pers, and it was prefixed to the heading in the pamphlets, which also: purported to be signed by*B. Kiderlen,.but were other wise, as before. It was averred" by the plaintiff's bill that the bottles, wrappers, arid labels, w'ereimitations of his,,trade uiark,; aSnd .calcuiatiorifl 5 to lead purchasers to believe that they.;were buying his Schnapps, so that his business'could be injured ; and the Cpurb was/therefore,praybd to grant an Injunction to restrairi the.sale bf the cordial imported by.defendants or the use by them of any other colourable iihitatiou of the plaintiff's brands.; ; . ' / V. The application was made under the 17th section of 28th Victoria Np. 9. . (The Trade Marks Act), and it was maintained that to constitute a piracy of a registered brand it was not necessary that the imitation should be exact, .pr, such as would be caloulated to deceive, not merely the unwary, but the wary. In this case the whole sale buyers, probably,7 would not be deceived ; but the article would go into the retail market where it would give rise to deception. _ f I His Honor, who did riot call on counsel in reply, said that the -statue under which the application was made was a very valuable one, and had exercised a most salutary influence in checking the sale of spurious articles under genuine brands ; a- practice I which had been' very prevalent in the colony prior to the in troduction of the Acti' • Tfc: wa's quite clear that no person could be permitted to : sell goods as the goods of another person, that was tbe simple rule which governed these oases. The plaintiff 'here' was' in" pbsibssion of a marked article, which riiight have cost nothing, and might have been the result of years of labor and skill; and it had been registered as the law directed.! Now,- thb question was, whether the article contained in defendants' bottlesfwaTsold aßthat cdhtairitfdlinplaintiff's bottles ;. and no doubt; there were *ome differ ences in the making-.--up-. y^eie^t^ mkixif things omitted, and there' Was'^rib :riatrib' " Udolpho /Wolfe:";: But therei^were two labels wlpob wer;e absolutely,in thesfl^me *Jpiss from begJamngtO, r end. ~[Hers *he 'earne^ Judge took a bottle of Wolfe's Schnapps and bottle of that' iiripbifeed by dbfenflants, as packed, and read the label, taking an alternate line frfoiri eabh bottle.]? There- wai/B'ot/lleveil, an attempt to vary the label by making ifc read lenghtwise, if that-had been done ho (the Judge) riiight not- have given -an Inj unction, lor the difference would be so I plain that any body would notice it.;,- .This --lipii^-abt-tha

ex%ct , a^iApid.enoe;,j,j)^ the colour selected by the plaintiff had been used. Brit'furfchb&ithariJstb'at, there had been no brands outside the cases ia which the Eiderlen Schnapps had been paoked ; and that had been evidently been with a view of getting hold of the trade." Such, precautions -had been'adopted that the 'plaintiff • corild prosecute nobody but the innocent consignees ; a.nd unless an Injunction were granted against the consignees the fraud which had evidently been concocted for the purpose of getting"at the plaintiff's trade would have been inbst effectual. The Trij emotion : must, thereforej' issue against: the consignees—tho' defendants : and, upon the broad principle that where: a party obtained his rights he obtained, costs, costs wpuld.beallowed against the defendants. The Injunction was granted against the sale of any colourable imitation bf Wolfe's Schiedam Sclinapps; and it was intimated that if desire_d, and for the purpose of saving further litigation, it would be made permanent, and frapned as a decree of the Court. This course -Was subsequently taken.,- - ;--. ; yq ;; r - •** a Wbit. on Injtjnoxion-. H'ifi ; v

Yictobia, by. the .Grace of Godof the United j ..-., kingdom, of, Great; Britian and Ireland, Queen, Defender of the ifaith, and so

-... j " forth.';' "_'"'",y_"\ ~.:,_>-'u . ', ~-,,! To John Rbbert:Catteli arid another and each of! ybu and yoiir and eaeh'of your agehts, servants,and workmen. <'/; 'M'YOOS

Gbibxino ;

; - Whereas upon opening of the.mafcters unto ub in'b'Ur Supreme Court of New South Waier in Equity before his Honor John Fletches' Hargrave,Esquire, the Primary Judge in Equity qf Pur said Court on the twenty-fifth _. day of September list by Sir William' Manning aud Mr. Owen ; of pounsel -.for, the., plaiutiif iin a cause wherein David H. Burkeis plaintiff and you tbe said John Robert; Catteli and another are defendants. It was ordered and decreed that a Writ of Injunction should issue to res train you the said defendants John Robert Gaiteil aud another and- your agents servants arid workmen from importing and selling or expdiiogflor sale or'procuring to be sold,any Schnapps in bottles or with wrappt>rs.or labels such.as aro described in the certificate ofthe sixteenth of March one .thousand pi#ht hun dred, and.seventy one in the bill in the said cause, mentioned and in the affidavits, and exhibits filed and exhibited in the'said cause on behalf of the said plaintiff arid foil the said defendants respectively or any other bottles wrappers or labels so contrived or expressed as by colorable imitation or otherwise to represent the ScHnappsiimported. ori sold by you the said defendants us being tho same Schnapps as is sold bythe.Buid plaintiff and .his, agent Under, the. said, plainilf's tradetmark in the said bill mentioned. We therefore, iri .consi deration of the premises do hereby strictly enjoin and restrain you the said John Robert Catteli and another and each of you a,nd your and. each'of ybiir ageuts servants'hud Work men under the penalty of thirty thousand pounds to be levied upon yotir ahd each of yourlands goods and chattels to our use from iiriporting and selling or exposing for sale or procuring to be sold any Schriapps in bottles, or with wrappers;br" labels'subh. are described inthe certificate t,o the sixteenth, pf Mtirch one thousand eight hundred and seventy-one in the bill in the s^id cause mentioned and in the affidavits and exhibits filed and exhibited ! ih the aaid cause on behalf Of the said plain tiff and you the said defendants respectively oriany other, bottles wrappers or labels so. contrived Pr expressed as by cblbratle imita tion or otherwise to represent the Uchnapps imported or sold by you the said defendants as being the same .Sclinapps as is sold by the, said plaintiff arid'his agents "under the said' plaintiff's trade-mark in the said bill mentioned Witness—The Hoborable Sir AlfredS'tephen Knight Companion of the Bath Chief Justice ofour said Court at Sidney this tenth day of 'October in the thirty-sixth year of our reign and in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and seventy-two.'/ -. . jn

.. Dr. Cuyler a celebrated American diviucj in, .<% letter. = from. I^ndpn^ thus, speaks of1 a visit paid to Mr. (xladstorie:— On Tuesday morning iI. spent a most interesting and delightful half-hour wiih £be Hon. Mr. Gladstone at his residence iri Carlton House Terrace. The Premier lives very handsomely in a stately old mansion, well adorned with painting and sculpture. He receives his guests with much oMhe;siffable dignity of Daniel Web ster. I wish I dared to report the noble utterance of the great statesman during his conversation on the unhappy contro versy now raging between the two nations. It was not only the utterance of the true statesman, but of a true Christian. I have had the ' good fortune to--converse freely with some of the most eminent men of *grjj;ain:;and^America : bfltj^np jone jofj sp impressed r t_Qpy his simple grandeuir of bearing, of speech'arid ofbure moral purpose as did:.William. E. Glad stone,,- Mp Bas a r^arih and, larg^ toying sympathies with 'the poorest* and lowliest. iSobic tilaae afed a:;p6brJstreet- »w:feepWr;;Whi.le;>id£,; J told;his mitfistisr that he• Wl'' been; '? visited -by Mr. Gladstone/'. "What Gladstone. ?'• inquired - the'xecter. "Why," retiled'the, ;Sick man, "the biily Mr.- Gladstone, loused to. sweep- his; oros>, sin' and OnPday hetoissedme.'ahd hk Heart that I ana sibk i and so M'feonies" 'to; see me," Witb such a inah'lire citt,safelytrtist any, negotiations on any great question of moral rightw(.,i,|-p fi'sfilliiytq Brf-i -A. l:-iiA'yA,.._i;. ; ,. of* S A r&scrit number of thV'^Cftjr, P^fesk;"; reports (Upon a. meeting, held ; at ,the pan :non street Hotel, London, .principally com posed of menabers; of /Parliament:; and gentlemen interested" in s'ociail questions, 'washeld, under ., the presidency i(i <|f, the Hon. ArthurKirinaird, iM.: P., tbirispect and test some of the latest* importations from Australia, in the. wrajr bf addition to Oui>food supply. A Tunchepn wps ; ■C^yed of meats, unembeliished by the arts-of cookery, imported frpm Australia by the Australian Meat Agency,' under Mr. D. T/dlerman>.-The. dishes were beef in.th?; tdundi; niutiorii hams, iprihg-Uttib;' pfcesj seryed. in, ioi,n with; .the, .bone, boiled mutton,"besides soup's pf different dsecrip-'! tions. The geritleinferi j/rese Jrit' leipressed their : opinions respecting; the^i.qitftlityaof the different meats—and these were;that> the'fd6d;!»fos^ iWith any in qiiiality, white; Vastly different ;in price, toj the meat in the .English;market. •Mr. lallerman 'gave some 'interesting facts in the course of answering questions jaddrCssed 'to Mm^He stated that JW I jimportance of encouraging this trade wkd~ • \to be seen H-Om'th^'fact that? tlie existing jyearly deficiency in the"supply.of meat to lLondon alone'iiriibuhtejdto 102,000,0001 b., arid ' Wl tlie 'k\iisdom/ fch& Wficteiicy' #a&; ;3,544,000,05)1b., or^qual 7 to ,70,§00,000 sheep. A" resolutioi^...pui*posm.g _go' bring | the produce of Außtitaiia reach of the Britisbrpuldi? deserving to public support." mt. The telegrarris from the South allude to the excessive heat. arid': dryness of the weather, and of a general,,desire for rain, for the benefit of the gardens arid crops. ; : AA. Ay A-A A. A A 'A'A A '1. i --'■'■'■$ '.sK-.Ailljl Ui i-'s-(IQ'A •

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v ■ =, yi.AiJ'>y~A .-."A. yJ.T:tT~!-j lAkuA ',a 3?T NEW GOODS, lEX ROBERT HENDERSON AND QUEEN BEE. 1 H^n DOLLY VAKDEN HATS, zJ.tJ \J Prom ls lOd. , .2,500 yards Fancy Dress Mohairs, at (id per yard; a '. \j really good serviceable article. I'--* I NewStyles;in Grenadines, from BJd per yard.; |S. & J. E. V AIL E, NATIONAL MART, .CORNER OF QUEEN^& WYNDHAM STREETS. ' ; AUCKLAND HARBOUR BOARD. ' lr ?^N"?d'T:'trre K-jniMA& s: 1. Harbour Board Office, . ' Auckland, December 4, 1872. AJJL Properties -held" under agreed ment for the past year will be let byjpublic auction for the ensuing year at the end of this month. [ ill* ¥.11 iilr'Al :- ih'W. G; DALDY, i Chairman. TENDERS FOR SEWER IN ALTEN yhi :Ui ROAD. A: :-f Ay AAM City Council Offices, Auckland, December 7, 1872. I the3afcioVcj a \JL terms of Specification and Plan to be seen in the City Surveyor's Offlce, will be received by the City , Council till Noon on MONDAY; the ICth inst. S F. BRODIE, r I iVrAAKr YsAT'jmm .-^ Clf*f; • f T ; ~~ v/ i l«1 tiiA-.-A ii-::. -i- ,•:--;!.'•!• oM?s ;;-;•!"; 'So ,w.'"l :'. A: City Council Offices, '" : <.A:A-■-A..A .:■■■'(;-■ Auckland, Dec. 5; 1872. i]^QT,ICE.,j.s .hereby .given that a JLI Meeting of the City Council will be held on MONDAY, the 30th.inst., for the purpose of conflrm , ing tl?e Resolution pissed at last'meeting dedicating "Certain City Endowment Allotments in Sections 51 and 52 as a Public Pairk/ ■ ' ■ F. BRODIE, .-• . .:.. | ni/q -,:h ;-A-A.,- ,_•_ -,- , , .. Town Clerk. ' SONS OF JUSTICE GOLD MfNING : : COMPANY (RE(!ISTERED). AN Extraordinary Meeting of Share holders is hereby convened to be held in Mr :R. Home's office, Shortland street, Auckland, on Friday, 3rd January, 1873, at three o'clock p.m., for the purpose of making Rules for the management of the Company, and to elect Directors and* Auditors. < :T; - ' ; ROBERT:H,ORNE;- -; A rip Legal Manager. -. t Auckland, November 25, 1872. um^' Tp OUND, a young Newfoundland -L Dog : jet black with white spot on chest.—For information apply office of this paper. ONE POUND REWARD. A. A_ l _J__A L j HO/.1.13 X/J-.U LOST*, from Onehunga, a-'Yellow and Wliite Poley Heifer ; branded .T.J. on the rump (milking side). The reward will be paid on delivery at Mr Buckland's Paddock, Three Kings ; or information thankfully received by W. S. Jones, SMdler, Auckland. * TO CARPENTERS.— Tenders re quired for Labbhr and parti Materials to, Build a cottage.-in Grafton Road.—Apply to Mr. Baber, Architect, Shortland-street. TO LET, a commodious House of seven rooms, scullery tanks, well, garden, 'Stable, <fee.—James Reid, Eden Terrace. Q3S EH DN GkA. CONGKRE&A TIONAL &tAs±£ ' ANNIVERSARY On SHEATH next.- • The Morning. Service by the Revi JJ T. W. Davies, and the Evening by the Rev. T. Davies, rHE NEWTON KlßK.—Divine Service at the usual hours To-morrew. Subjects : Morning—Fidelity. Evening—The Mystery of the Vanishing Saviour. eaq ■ aooaaaaaci ■'< -■ ■• i }\ GIT^ HALL. — Sunday Services \ conducted by Samuel Edger, B. A. December 8 Morning—Why has not Religion more power over us? Evening—A recent Sermon by H. Ward Beecher "On the Joy fulness of Christianity. METHODIST FREE CHURCH' —Sunday^Services -by Rey.r.G. HTurnkr. Morning, at Unien-stfeet. Subject :'* No Night in- Heaven. - Evening, at Young Men's Christian Associa tion. Subject: " Not this man, but Barabbas." r l\ LBERT STREET CONGIiE XJL GATIONAL CHURCH. —Minister: Warlow iUvies, M.A. Subject of discourse To-morrow Evening, December 8 (d.v.) : " Suicide." Thames ga^ l'' cb^p!i'NiF ;(LiMifED), : tHE Eirst General Meeting of the Shareholders of the above Company will be : held at the Insurance Buildings, Queen-street, Auck land, on TUESDAY, the 9th day of December, 1872, at 2 o'clock p.m. ; By order of the Directors. J * OWEN JONES, ,-J 'V tM A At-A-: "■■•: y.AA Sißctjetary; - / l-i~kA. A UCKLA N D UU|wy|^^ I\. STEAM PACKET COMPANY Goldeln CrowiiV '■ j Auckland to Thames-11 a.m. daily ; except Satur : day, at 10 a.m. . , „ I Thames, to Auckland—4.3o. p.ip. . daijy,; except Saturday;«tr3.3oi).hi.» A.l A.A..A...1 AJAJaaU- .a j Carrying freight at current rates. . j " Royal Alfred. Leaves Auckland for Coromandel: ' Monday, December 9, at 12 noon . .Wednesday,'December.ll, at ip;m..; -.%. ' i k si) »;f'l ! Friday, December 13, at 2 p.m. Leaves Coromandel for Auckland : ; Tuesday, December ip, at 1jp.m.j,,,-., ; Thursday, December 12, at 1 p.m. j Saturday, December 14,, at lQa,m. f ~ *, ~. , ,-, ' ■ '' hot &PRikds. v" J Leaves Auckland Saturday, December 14, at 3.30 p.m Leaves Hot Springs, Monday, December 16, at B.m. Fares, 10s., Return Tickets. • tzw Freight (Bs. per ton) received at the Com pany's Store on the Wharf,- kesi until shipped free of charge. .... ( Not responsible for accidents in shipping, carrying, Manager. ". 72 TTOR^T'A>R ANA Xl, a#WflsSs v X? NELSON, NELSON, WEL vqfc^MilNS»» LINGTON, LYTTELTON, AND mKmmmm port chalmers. ( The N.Z.S.S. Company's s.s. Taranaki, lE. WHESIttR, Comman^ery will leave the]. Wharf, Onehungi^(pn MONDAY njpet, Oth inst., at^ij p.m. I For freight or passage apply to Sf • COMBES & DALDY, Auckland ; A. BARNES, Onehunga ; i Or, R. S. LEDGER, Grahamstown. I j A. i TTELEN DBNNI K#^lk\ *^ FROM GLASGOW. AM- Claims against the above Ship • <4bBBHBP* must be rendered to tlie undersigneu | before INoon on TUESDAY, the 10th instant, or tliey 1 cannot be recognised. OWEN & GRAHAM.



PARTIAL' Board and ' Redfreiice in the house o£,a : private family, for one Gentle man only.—F. "VV. Stevens," Agent; Queeh-street. TIMBER ON SALE at the Shed, Breakwater road. Planed, .Tongued, and ■Grooved, 9x.l and 6xl: also, a Splendid Assort ment of all sizes First and Second-class. Vessels loaded with despatoh.- -, ~;.: ~^:->. .',-.-; ■•-'-. ■a: A. HARRIS. Nov. 30,1872. ■•■•-.-..■ :-.-.-.;■! A: ... ~-.'.,?.;-.- a OTAGO GOLD MINING: COMPANY (Registered). . ;.. ', :.-, if L 'An ■'■ . .:' ,T >' f "TTI SHAREHOLDERSin arrears ofthe 12th Call of is per Share (made payable on the 20th of November) are requested to pay the amounts due on or before SATURDAY, the 14th inst., or.then- Shares will be liable to be advertised for forfeiture. '. ~.'-" ...-'..;, J. S. McKELLAR, ' ".'.': • ..,■• .'...; Legal Manager. December.s. 1872. " A : " ..,..., ,■ . .... '~, "LVO R SALE (a Bargain), the JL Machinery of i, Flour Mill, complete; consisting of two pair of French Burr Mill Stones, 4ffc.: and 4ft. 2ins. diameter ; Dressing Machine, Smut. Machine, Sack Tackle, Elevators, Spur Gearing; Pinions; Bevel Wheels, Belts, &c., complete. Can be driven by wind, water; or steam; would make a good country Grist Mill; sold cheap. 1 Apply at Mr. Partington's Steam Biscuit Depot,' 89. Queen-street. • PO T COOPER CHEESE, Hams, and Bacon, just arrived ex Velocidade, for 'Sale by i '. • «SK jones, ;; . No. 1, Queen-street. , i A. L. V. A. j LICENSED BALL, under the patronage, ©f, the Merchants and Brewers of Auckland, will take: place at the.CITY HALL on TUESEAY, the 17th inst. Tickets, ad-, mitting Lady and Gentleman, £1 • is; may be purchasedof the Ball Committee, Messrs Upton and-. Co., E. Wayte, or Sceats'British Hotel-'..' . H. FULLER. : ..,....* ~;, . , ... . . .Secretary.. SOUTH BRITISH EIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW ZEALAND.,.*: SitlllOßM 'a.aaa^C Ca-Pitat. £!>OO,OOO, Shares of £20 each, .with unlimited, liability. :: '■'■■"-'■ A.-A- of Shareholders, iAA■■-> .■. ;- Directors:•...-. Chairman—Albert Beetham, Esq WmPHen. Chamberlain, M.L.A. Stannus Jones, Esq Wm. Crush Daldy, Esq, J.P. William Earl, Esq William Morrin, Esq Solicitors—Messrs Hesketh and Richmond Bankers — •"! Union Bank of Australia. General Manaoer—A. Boardman ..... Head Office—2!), Queen treat, Auckland Branches^ ' Dunedin—Messrs "VV. and G. Turnbull and Co Wellington-Messrs W. and G; Turnbull and Co Christchurch —J. Drummond Maopherson, Esq AOENCIES— Nelson—Messrs Morrison, Sclanders and Co This Company has been established as a purely New' Zealand, institution,- with all its funds retained and; invested in the colony. It; has a very large and in fluential bedy of shareholders distributed throughout the entire colony, who are themselves insurers to a very considerable amount, and'eonsequently can influ ence a large business}.- thus adding to the security of the insured and the stability of the; Company, the chief Jeatunjs pf,-,which are a liberal, management,, prompt' payments, rates' moderate,-and personal-re sponsibility of a large body of shareholders. I •.._• Fire ancl Marine Insurance is now carried on throughout the colony.- „ Marine business wUI also be. commenced in Australia anil Great Britain as soon as: arrangements can be made.; I v J;- hA ■_ j :•: ■:»:*. Wanted. ;.;;,; WANTED^ 'a -Partner anKan'iold? .--• established well-paying Business: '£100-' Capital required.—Address A.Z.y atthis office. >lti- WANTED, a Person:";to Out and Split from 2ft to 50 tons Firewood for a Baker' 6 Oven.—John Hall, Otahuhu.! >.': na lld'.v.m ~(:.;• ■-. A-, ;.:-,-. Wanted;- a -also," | a -General ;FemaleT.SerVant.:-~-Apply immediately to H. Canham, High street." "\X7 ANTED, a good General Servant; ' ■"*■'; also, a Nursemaid.—Apply t'oMrs Roberton, Upper Symondsstreet; next MountEdeh T6ll-bar:-B WANTED, rfcq Purchase, a Wileox and Gibbs Sewing -Machine,' either new' or second-hand. —Address H.P., Evening .Star offlce ' TXtANTED, two' Men Tor Ditcßing [ v T: • and-Wire-fencing at the North-Shore:—Apply on: Monday, at ten o'clock; to John Churton, Vulcan hine. •-■■-■■: ■•...•;■:... .'• -.-. ,i to-tiap-. I\TTANTED, a -respectable Nurse !'' Girl; good references required.—Apply to: Mrs. Alfred Gilles, Parnell. "to! compositors." ['.!'..-).■ ' I .' ' :•'' ' '■'. : i WANTED, for the country, a Turn over. —Apply immediately at the office of this paper. " ..,.., IIITANTEp, an., efficient Salesman' I vv " in a wine and spirit store.—Address, stating reference and salary, expected, to W. Sloane, Vulcan Lane. WANTED, a General, Servant for Remuera; references required.- Apply to Mrs G. Johnstone, Emily Place. ■ ■ ~-■ _ -.. -V ; ........ WANTED, a Boy—Apply to W. George, Family Grocer,- ; Parnell;. ,: : ;-: : ;\X7"A&TED, a General Servant to j »v go to "Epsom.—Apply to E. Waters, Confec tioner, Queen street. WANTED, to Chatter for the colonies, a Vessel from 100 to 300 tons.— •Apply to Holdship & Co., Custom-house street. ~. WANTED, Purchasers for New and Second-hand Sewing Machines. Having Enlarged the, Fitting Shop, Vulcan: lane,, by .the addition of a large Show : room, parties having Second hand Machines to dispose of may send them at once. .Always on, han4» New and Second-hand Machines iadapted for household and manufacturing purposes. ;Repairs properly do»e. WTS TED KNOWN,"' that D. GOLDIE is prepared to supply all kind 'of.Timbe. and other Building Materials, including j Sashes, Doors," Mouldings, Broad Timber, Housebiocks, .Posts, Rails, Hardwood Felloes, Shafts, Iron Bark, and jßlue Gum Laths, Shingles, &c, &c, at the lowest marketprices;'a h Yards, (Shistom-housestreet:./ | Bricks, Lime, Sand, Shells, and Tiles IX7"AN(rtSD, Purchasers for the tV 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 t6 be always oh hand. 'All orders to' be addressed to W. Kirby, junction of Queen and Grey streets. Sole agent for the Wli'au bookmakers. AN^F-ED,-- Brandy i 'Bottl^^fC ▼ V Chemist: -: the ] Auckland' -Pharmatiy, JPrinces street., ■■' r■■j -y r .j '.-'■;.'; ;! 1!' > WANTED, Purchasers for Cut and Un-cut Firewood ; delivered at lowest rates, —W. find '0A Wihstoiie, ;;C^stom-honse street, if. WANT ED * >upwn,' Unrivalled Black Silk Dre'ssesaV 3s'6(l per yaffl are to bi obtained at Dyson's New Premises, 130, Queen-stree WAN TKD, Purchasers: s for bes- Newcastle Coal; delivered at lowest rates,- F W. an^ G.; Gußtpni-houaerStr^et^ ;;'. •, i '.-!:■' -* . ■Aaa ;■■',. A'. AaAAAiAs



Entertainments. ' 0~ A Z : :A""':A R . 0 -A BAZAAR in aid of 0 STR. GEORGE GREY'S VOLUNTEER-. ;. '^ CADET CORPS' ; •;C> i Will be held in the !'' AUCKLAND COLLEGE ~ About the end of January next.". :,'-, . - > Contributions in aid of the above: are respectfully i solicited by \i CHAS. A. TAYLOR^; ;.; Honorary Captain. I.~ 1 •■: .-;:. .:-:;..:' TENDERS will be. received at the General Post-offlce, Wellington, New Zealand^, till the 21st day of December next, for the perform" ' ance of a. Mail - Steam Service once every four, weeks each: way between: the ports of Auck land, New Zealand, and Levuka, Fiji, for a period of eighteen months, commencing at Auckland on or about the 23rd day of January next. I" The names, tonnage; and horse-power of the vessels proposed to be employed iri the service "to be stated,-, and the vessels to be approved by the Postmaster-. ; General, and to be surveyed by some person appointed .by him .whenever he may consider it necessary.. i • • . A proper and secure room to be provided: for the ■ safe custody of mails. Rio The days and hours of arrival and departure of the steamer from arid at the different ports to be fixed by the Postmaster-General, who ShaU also have the power I of detaining the steamer at Auckland for the arrival of the mail steamer, if necessary, without charge. ...•;; I The service to be determined by; either party after the expiration of. the above-named period of eighteen • months on giving three months' notice in writing to i the other. .-'•-.; . •.;.,.' .- V . The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted, a !-- JULIUS VOGEL, -.: ! .Postmaster-General. i General Post-offlce, ■- •■•■ ■.;:.•: |-f : Welhngton, 28th October, 1872. . v. "pai-ZB oveins. prize ovEisrs; &RE AT REDUCTION !; - %. Ten per cent, discount for a few weeks only, to give every person the benefit bf a- good cooked dinner': - j .if...: , for Christmas. ( ..-.-. j •:;-/-';'-.; *']v ''''; '--' A A'- A'a:a'a a '"''h :'A' H. H. SMITH'S First Prize Improved Portable; ] Ovens haying been in use nearly nearly.' three years are acknowledged by all wlio have Used them to be, the ! Best and Cheapest Ovens in the Colony, and to give •entire satisfaction. -- H.H.S. has received a number of testimonials. H.H.S. has also made a small Portable Wrought-fron" • Cottage Range, size No. 1, 2 ft. wide, £610s. ; No 2, 2 ft. 6 in. wide, £8 10s ;No 3, 3 ft. wide, with Oven and Boiler, £10 10s ; also, Setting-in Ranges, with Oven and Boiler, 3 ft. wide, £9. — - Colonial Ovens on hand, made to order.. . N.B.—Every description of Ovens, Ranges. Stoves, Grates, Stove Pipe, Wrought-iron Fire-places, Portable Boilers, and every descrip ion of Ironwork made to order. ~,-., -,_-.. Note the Address:— '. _ ~ " ... HERBERT H.. SMITH,; ;^:J,. OVEN «& RANGE-MAKER, DURHAM STR E E T," EAST, NEAR HIGH STREET. For Salei 60 000 } SECOND-CLASS: TIMBER I'TOE A &A!L,W CHEAP well assorted), in lots to suit buyers. „ c : rr :.-:■-. ;;■-• >:■';■ A-v2:Ay\J "' '■' ' JAMES. W. WALLER, j, MVA Custom-house street. . AihttyQiyW \,;A;^T ■■T{A.s;;^'v£i . au; GENERAL,-DEALERi .-..- a\ '.';' PITT - .S ; ,T R ~E E. T , HAS for. Sale:—l2o gallons :Lime, • Juice, 3s per gallon, .the best summbr dririk' .for'children; best Vinegar, 3sper gallon ';. Currants, ,5d per lb ; good Tea, 2s 6d per lb __ Lemon Peel/Is'Bd;,- -.Oatmeal; 5 lbs for Is ; tin Matches,''ls lOd-per dozen^ .boxes Cocoa and Chocolate, _lsßd per lb ; best Rice, 3jd; Corn FJour,-.- 7d t_ Sperm Candles, Is j- Bell and Black's Plaid Vesta's; 8d per tloz^ri; Light Blue, lOd. .uperlb, S^djby the box; Capers, 9d per,bottle, 7s per dozen ; Stow's Pickles, &d'per bottle ; Figs, 8d per lb ; Large Tin Saucepans, ls Cd each ; Jugs, four in a set, ---5s 6d ; Almond Nuts, lOd per lb ; SmaU Nnts, 9d ; Walnuts, ls per lb ; Dates, 6d per l 1); Oranges, ls per dozen, 9s per gross ; Epsom Salts, 6d per dozen packets,; Curling's Cod Liver Oil, only l£ per bottlex 1,000 'lbs; very -superior, Peas, 5.' life for' Is.; dstriiaged;. . Pomades, ex Bulwark, to be sold very cheap; 20.i ' dozen Barracoutas,-5d each, .4s per. doa^n. -'NOW-;LA-NDING--;;i-' EX NORHAM CASTLE, FROM LONDON. FOE. SALE, Three. Tann'? ; Iron Safes] "same 'as saved M&rs. Bttch6lz ,f 'books in the late fire. . -■.«..,.■, .■., ; .E;&-H. ISAACS. ■ : FOE, S^ALEi one ; Outrigger^ Sfciff and one Open Skiff ; also, .several Ships' Boats. —Apply to J. Clare, Boat Builder, Custom-house street. FOE * SALE, a,, Square Piano by Broadwood,"second-hand, iii good condition, fit for.'at school. of .young: pupils.-^ Applyi, by letfe*. addressed '.'H,," at this 6ftic«. '•■ . ~., ....,,-._»■, .-... .-,j|,,-, DESIRABLE BI^LOT^AiiO^ENTS. FOE SALB.^Section 12, adjoining Supreme Court; frontage ,to. Strand, 113: feet; • 20 years'lease, £14 per annum.- I GRAFTON ROAD.—Cottage' Allotments 3 and 4, section 34, opposite Wynyard' strfeet-J 1 19 ; rental, £4 4s. —Apply to A aAj.\: a ■'.., ,; • ,- .-,-... - , ■■■-, . .J. C. I SEXTIE, j , /..,,,., i ' '"", '_'.. ; ; . r "; . Land ;Agent,. Shortland street. I aaaa pLOur 'mill: .'•; i;,'' / 1 "008 SALE, one pair French JBurr JB' 'Stones, Driving' Wheels, ;&c.'^ Apply tff ' j:;.''-:' ---■ ' ''A' \A.'& dygEkrik', " I ... ~, , ...Commission 'Agent, Shortland street... NOTICE; THE undersigned,; being about to , leave the Colony, requests that any Claims still outstanding against the firm of John ROberton and Co. prior to the 22nd of July last, when he ceased to be a partner or have any interest in that firm, be forthwith sent in for. settlement.m He also requests that debts due to the firm before .the 22nd July be immediately paid. • ' r • ' --,'... ;o.y JOHN ROBERTON. AL L j Advertisements ■ for the "AUCKLAND ALMANAC," 1873, must be sent in before the 10th inst. The book will be issued about the 20th.' • :<■-..;, .i aa.i-. . .j,ii.,l (ivy ;.;.,,.REED,&.BRETT,.,-, .; - ; / . ; : ," : Publishers. . AUCKLAND REGATTA CLUB. THE Aunual Meeting of tbe. 1,: Regatta Club will be held in the'Club-rdom, Thames Hotel, THIS EVENING (Friday), 6th inst, at ' 7.30p.m.-'! ■: ,;.:-,;• ... A'AsA'A :■ AAAAi . Business: To receive Treasurer s Balanceratreet, ana elect Officers for the ensuing year.: , •':> •■;:-; ..;.. .-M. NICCOL, ...,r : ; ; Honorary Secretary. , ' December 4,1872. ... A'A [ ;! TO STAND THE SEASON AT EPSOMi •jlrpHE Thorougbbred Blood Stallion . I JL..;','YOUNG KELPlE,",by."Kelpie,".imported; I! " DOn! Crucifix,"1 by' "Scratch,-" • imported j I from M " Leunell," winner of the .Champion Race and Cup at c! Home Bush. '■ tj Bred by. Wyndham Brothers, Bukkulla, New England, New South Wales)'''' '' t; For further particulars enquire of 4 . MR. ISAAC GWYNNE': : ____ i - Prince Albert Hotel, Epiqm.B i t. t i , r y ■ ■',• -f vr i \rr



,y -jyrigoellaiieoag: __ TO LET, a Shop, Stable; and Cart- , shed, "at the rear of the Bricklayers' Arms.— Apply to George Davis, Bricklayers' Arms, Chapel street. POTATOES-!; POTATOES-!, POTATOESjIn p. New potatoes: THE Subscriber is prepared to supply NEW . POTATOES (Hobart Town) in. any.. auantity from dnelot'upwards. Delivery to order. 1' 4 , LEVI W. EATON. November 30,1872. STRAWBERRIES AND CREAM! STRAWBERRIES AND CREAM! i Now open with unlimited supply: of this delicaoy. ROSEBANK NtTRSERY,''' North Shore. .. ,- ,; ,. t-. ri U Raa Rui _teujß?#m S! CURRANTS! CU RiRrA.N.T.jS I r 4Jd. P-E3B Lb; ;R,ETAiri,f' r AT ;; BARNETT & LEVY'S, '' N.f'r .f 2,- : Q U;.E EN p* VF<R f §T, TT (Opposite Bank of New Zea * ■*"* ---r ——: rrr-i rfl—W " I ".•".:' ri ' ' "'. 'A .. '.ran IB P H RE N 0 L O,G V IS practically applied to tbe Educa tion of youth at Union-street.School. heoX/,, -, or inclination of each child's mind to any particular trade or profession may be known by parents on ap plyinglto Mr Brabazon. Advice given Gratis. j&iitdtioris. '" j TUESDAY, DECEMBER 10". PEREMPTORY- AUCTION T/NiiM^BILL OF SALE ON THE PREMISES, GRAFTON ROAD,' CORNER'OF WYNYARD-STREET; f- J":' 1 r.i w: g; 1 HARRISON; '& fCoiv "■ "^m Have received instructions to sell by-auction, on the i premises, Grafton Koad, corner of Wynyard-street, on Tuesday, December 10, at 11 o'clock, under BiU of Sale, — THE wbole of the Valuable House hold Furniture, splendid. Pianoforte, Library of Standard Works, Paintings, <£c.'•" CAiAfc6au.Es ' ' in course of preparation, may be obtained from the Auctioneers, with cards to view, on Monday next. £ Terms : —Cash. ;'c'6rn ';k;i chXn^e^" TUESDAY, ' DECEMBER'ia '. TO CLOSE CONSIGNMENTS. GEO. W." BINNEY WILL, sell ]3y public auction, .aif the, > ' Corn Exchange, on Tuesday, loth inst.',' at elbven o'clock sharp, - . • -.-' j.-, ;.., •■,;-..■.•. .-,,. i.-ifiii...^ U'i^AA-sa :•:► :-i Si . ! "6 cases Canterbury" Bacon and Hams 16 sacks do do . do 20 sacks Wanganui Bacon 7 kegs Wanganui Butter " j GO cases Jar Jams i ..,,.1.0 cases.Hobart Town Sauces. ... T ~, „._,>, ;-..!>_ A. ••■! H'i'-!.-.i »!.. K;L v (> A\i VI I /!. Terms at Sale. \ \ CORN EXCHANGE. iTUESDAY, DECEMBER 10. j .8 AA iQvml'S^ \ GEO. W... BINNEY WILL sell by public auction, at the Corn Exchange, on Tuesday, 10th inst,, 'at JI p^clpck#}iarp/:]<)j '{':■_ _ ry-i ;} lOKO 3LHT 300 sacks Flour, each 60 lb. 100 sacks>Maize j-.-r-y --; v'.jvVm Wi I A 355 bags Oats "l ' f~ ' ' V ir' rA_V'. 60 cases Jar Jams 18 cases Tin Jams 20 cases bulk Jams—-" - •— ! 40 cases Tart Fruits ' 10 cases Sauce 5 cases Morton's. Salad Oil -.;.S A 10 boxes Colman's Blue ! 20-.barrels Dried Apple3 s ag .. -../ "f y ' j • 10' casks D. and'M. Blacking" j 10 cases G. and B. Asssorted Bottled Fruits i 20 cases Morton's'''5--'"' $*«>*& Jit s> j 20 cases „ Black Currant Fruits ' j 6 cases 71b. Mustards- 8 cases jib. „ 4 cases EpsomSaltSa- Baos'sS A | 4 cases Corn Flour | n 3 casks Hams -j rj.'f.ff g'pvtl'r*! Wf/ 10' ca^es Plaid Vestas " I 10 cases 250s 10 pockets Kent Hops, 1871 10 pockets Tasmanian Hops ■■;■. <#.]__ A j 10 pockets „ „ A' ■'.. , h',TH2o:,lialf-chestsTea..-;; • iWpXI ~AAi<- WtfK ""Tera^ at' Safi^f /J TUESDAY} DEGEIHJER 10. ■ beuM \v i 6 kS MI %t. • i ..... CHRISTMAS SALE OF »TOYS. FANCY GOODS, AND PERFUMERY.' ;■ .-' 8.. TONKS &-CO. |TT AYE been instructed to sell, on iM' :■'.' y >iTuesday nexC''at|bleyen o'clock, 0 0j) i") ] 32 cases Dolls, Tea.Sets, r Ladies'- Bags, Toys, Fancy Figures for Christmas Tree's, Perfumes in great variety, &c, <&c.; Hair Oils, Pomades. __ , >:,lfj MONDAY, DECEMBER19>;- ' u: ---j COTTAGE OFF'KARANGAHAPE ROAD. J .Jjy.i) WITHOUT-RESERVEfI.' '-'3 >-£ It^HE;Subscubei's'' li^o.:; "in^ jJL structibns from the owner; "who is leading tha | city, to sell at the Land Mart,. Fort street, on Mon, Iday, 9th inst., at twelve o'clock, . A Neat Four-roomed Cottage and Allotment in | DubUn street, West Newton (off Karangahape road).' ■•-.■•: .yi* ""•-..-:■•... :Fif 1 '.til For. Pdsitive Salft.without any Reserve. fi a hiitdi .■•!/ .T«rms-5-Easy. --; :■. .Js.a'UAA' y.K SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, Auctioneers. MONDAY, DECEMBER 16. . !..: ■>■■«■:.:.-'!! ; l-.i.'i-i)-. ', :-,l 'I fotttfl {AlffftU'tSL Z'F I BY ORDER OF THE MORTGAGEE. TEAKAU BLOCK, 90,360 ACRES. ■ -!! '■*'■L ■' MTiiotJT RfesisßVE."' ; THE Subscribers have received in structions to sell at the Land Mart, Fort street, on,'Mfrnday,'the 16th-tdf4y-. of! Dietehiber.i atlt^lve o'clock noon, AU tl^a right, title, property, e^tat?,, and hit^rest of the M6rtk4^ee in' and to a Leasehbld interest in the above-mSntioned Te Akau Block, the Land being described in the Deed of Mortgage as " All that Block of' Land situate in the County of Rutland, known as Tamihana Tanui'a Block, ,and containing byj \ admeasurement 00,360 acre's.'"' "ihe Block'extends along the i Coast from Port Waikato to Port, Raglan. The lease has a term ef some 23 years to run. P ..'vmr.-rv'! ■■: n'i\ s.TAd) I TO BE SOLD WITH(JUT THE SLIGHTEST t RESERVE. ; ~ I : -' I For full particulars and terms apply to Messrs I Jackson & Russell, Fort street, Auckland.; or to ; SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON ||\ AsoWoioers,