sutse be a precious blaze on the Thames, and athowtile either,*' . '" .: ■"

'I come from as gude a pleice :as yow,' I ses, ' and I'll dv as gude a day's wuk as ere a one on ye,' I ses,' and I'll pound it, I*ll draw a furro' aginat any man yow 'a got in that big town ' yers,' I ees, jest as I say it to yow. 1 All right, maate,' ses one on 'em, ' I guese yow be one o' themprize clod-hoppers that they raise in Norfolk, and who owt to stand ji]l day with a ticket round their necks like the prize bullock in the show yard ' I was jest going to give 'em as gude as they sent, wan the train stops and out they jumps. ' Look 'ere,' ses one on 'em ; ' let me gi?; you a wud of advice. Don't go,' he ses '""^the British Museum wan you get to Lun £: ~v cos they might taake ye for a nateral D'«v-'-ty and pop ye into a glass caase for the tal? 1/* 7s foLStare at.' Tms made naation riled, me and I jumps up as the irain rushes off and I lukos out o' the winder and ses, " Ye duzzy fules, if I had ye on the green,' I se3, 'I'd walk round the lot on ye all the same as a cuper round a caask,' at which tliey on'ylarfed the more.

I get down, and nothin' pertickler hap pened arter that till we got to a plaace about ten mile fudder on There we stopped a few minutes, and a pleasant luking middle-aged man with a twinkle in his eye goes round and lukes in the carriages and ses in a serious solemn woice, jest as if ho was given but tew lines of a hymn long mater at a Methodist Chapel—

Change here for the Bury, Thuston, and Elmswell; Elmswell, Thuston, and Bury, change here ! Presently he comes to my carriage, and he lukes in and he gives out the tew lines.

I aes,' Dv you pertickler want me to change here for them places ?' He put his hand on my showder. and ses, 'Where are yu goin' to ?' 'Lunnen,' s6bT.

'Then,'he ses'yow Bet still, hey patience, and yow'll be there—some time or other,' and he tips me a -wink, larfs, and walks off, to guv out j the saame tew ; lines, in every one o' the carriages. . Arter thafe we weant on kinder quiet till we come to what luked like a mile o' red brick honßen,, with ;a great chareh with a spire on it a-lukic' down on 'em all. Here the train ; stopped) and a gentleman wot weighed about twanty stun come round and

luked at the tickets, and towed us we should hey to. wail about half-a-hour. As sune as we was drawed up to the platform 1 jumped out,

and frialing naation hungry 1 luked round to see where Tcould buy summot. Presently I sees & pretty luking maw.ther—nearly as pretty as Sairey—standing behind a counter, where there wor lots 'o glasses with piles 'o buns and biscuits on. ,'em. , Seeing there were a lot 'o chaps eating and drinking, in I goe3.

' G-lass o' ale,' I ses,

' plaase young woman.'

' GHass o' ale, sir ?' .she ses, as perlite as possible, and it was on the table in a moment.

' I think I'll taake oue cj these; 'ere,',l ses. apintihg to a'little pile"o'buns. '' ■ ' .' One o' these, sir ?'she ses, and whips it on to Ja plaate and* puts it afore me. ' 'Twbr as,nice a little bun as ever I ate and cost on'y. tuppence.' 'Tworfat quite sd big as one I bowt in the .great city the day afore'for a penny, on a plaalce they "called the "Walk, but then; it had bin kep' till 'twor fife to ate, and it didn't xnaake yer stomach faal bad like them nasty new puffy things.

After ating this -I on'y felt more hungry, and I claps my eyes on to a plaate full o' little bits o^ bread with, little, mites. p' maat in atwa'an 'em. ' These'll dv betWa,' I s6s to myself,.' and I'll hey 'em.' So as sune as the yonri§ woman cdWes in'y wayf T sesj 'Wot be them ?'

'Them be- sangwedges^she sea, ' and they be fowerpence.' She then shoves another plaate. towards me and trips to .the. otbiei:.,end o' thepirfffclrto '^tfdt<r Some riobs tiiathad jest come in. , , . •All rigtit,* 1 ses, 'I'll hev'em.' ' Earely gude they wor tv, and in about three minutes J,^ad: cleared olf the lot, 'cepting two or three that ,I" : 'whips into my pocket. When the yoang ■ woman comes lack I lays down tlie iowerpence. ''•:' Than Fee, sir,' she sea, -with a wery.nice imile ; ■" but gude gracious, me,' she sliraaks , but oil of a sudden, 'you 'a bin and afcen the : whole .plaateful.'.- . . .. ' ...-*P' course I has,' I se3i "cepting two or: three I'a got in my pocket. I've aten 'em, and paid for 'em, and I could wery well manage another lot at the saame price.' 'Price !' she ses, in a kind o' scraam, 'dv ye know what ther aIL come to ?'f. , ' Why, yes,! I ses ; •'' fowerpence—and fowerpence I 'a paid.' ' Fowerpence. each, she »es, ' and there wor \ tew dozen ou 'em, and they come to eight ■hillins.' ' ' , ' ".'- I'll be darned if I dint faal struck all of a haap, but 1 ses, ' You must be joking, but .whether ye are or hot, you'll her no eight shillinses out o' me. Why, dang it,'l ses,. 'I could get two stun o' flour and two naat's uhaaks for eight shillins, and they'd last me every day for.a fortnight.' ■/Now, young, man/ she ses, ' doant be "fulish. There's' the price printed on that 'ere paaper,'. and she pinted to a'card" that hung on the wall. ' Paapers be blowed,' I ses, ' wofc are papers to dv wi' me ? I'll never pay that money .' i ~ Jest then she beckoned to some one outside, ■nd in came a gentleman dresacd.inblue close, with silver letters on hi 3 collar. . ■ ' Wot's the matter ?' ho ses. ; ~ ' Why, she ses, this young man 'a had tew dozen sangwedges and wont pay only fowerpence for 'em.' \. / ~ •Come,' he ses, 'tip up, and doant be. long about- it^ cause there's your bella-ringingyj and yow'll luse yer ticket, and that'll spoil the luke o' yer eight shillins.' .' • ' ' 'The bell may ring as much a« it like, 1 ie«, ' t but it oant ring eight shillins out o' me, and as for my ticket, that's saafe enough m my we»kit pocket, so you wanfc to trouble about my luting that." l'! f ■ r,' Come,' he ses, '"no nonsense ; you havn t *minnte to luse, and I shall contain ye till jaw pay the money.' ' .' ,:. ■ ." i '"' • I dian't, suppose he 'a got the money, the . young woman ses, ' and I think perhaps yow ■ had better take his name and left h*m go, i ' "'Not got the money,' I ees, ' taake itout o. that,' I ses, and I chucked down * pound just like a lord. '<Luke''ere,' I ses,! 'yow 11 never catch, me inside one b', these sangwedge traps *ffls Sairey'a towd me there's a museum at JCensinton where they 'a got all sorts o wittles in glass bottles,,and I'll hey this per served/ I ses, a-talin' brie' out o' my pocket, 'arid' put- iihta a caasi iandi ticketed f fower. ..pe^iqe,1. and 'twilJ be ■the: greatest o roeity in the whoje plaace.' . . .• , ~. filie guv me over the chaange hiking wery gvAa- tempered, and I goes out on, to tne platform grumbling pretty tidily, when dang W-if'the Ltrain Il tras ■ going by worn t a asd a-whistling and a-dashing %htinto a great black ; hole if|;W rabbit,' burrow made in the/middle of a hill. •-^ Well, I roared »nd shouted, but twor no ■We., lhe train was off, and there I stood a .MiogHJteafulewith a score of, other duzzy fools a grinning round me. \ • • : [To be continued.']

VM Vro't taken a drop ?£■ ■year," W aa individual of .questionable Mal 9 .-« Indeed ! -^ufc whvoh of your Mures ape we to beUeve-your lip»-.oy 70M

MEETING OF THE BOARD OF HEALTH.

SMALL POX

A arEETiNG- of the members of the Board of Health was held this morning. Pre sent : Messrs W C Daldy (in the chair), H J McKellar (Collector of Customs), P A Philips (Mayor), Dr Philson (Health Officer).

The minutes of previous meeting were read and confirmed,

The deputation appointed yesterday to wait on the Superintendent reported that : after consulting with his Honor they | came to tho conclusion that . they possessed no executive power till the vessel was placed in quarantine, but could recommend such measures to be taken as may be necessary. [Resolved that the Board of Health recommend the Chief Harbour-master to carry out very ■strictly the quarantine regulations. It • was further resolved that the Chief Pqst : master, Auckland, be recommended to, j fumigate the mails from San Francisco-

It .was resolved that the following tele gram be sent to the Colonial Secretary in reply to interrogatories sent by him: yes terday. The usual questions were put to the Captain of the Nebraska as to whether ihere was or had been any sickness on the passage, or whether smallpox was at California when he loft.

The Mayor stated that the Corporation wouldbe very glad to co-operate with the BoaM of Health in any measures for the protection: of the port or city, and that the Residents in the boarding house where TJiompson stayed had since been*-- ,vac cinated. '- ; ;:; . y : .^i

'.This was all the business

A meeting: of the Harbour Board was" held this afternoon, at which were pre- sent Messrs W. C. Daldy (chairman)/ Tonics, Yon der Ifeyde, McKellar, Casey, Cruickshank, Isaacs, Boylan, Nicol, Mac ready, and Philips. The business ■v^as purely matter of detail, and the Board, were sitting as we went to press. We observe that Mr J. S. Lowe, the newly appointed secretary, has been duly in stalled in office.

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WANTED, a strong active Lad, willing to. do general work in an Hotel.— Apply between 9 and 10 o'clock to-morrow (Wednes day) morning, at the office of this paper. : WANTED, a good Machinist (Singer's). —Apply at the office of this paper. WANTED, a General Servant; also, a respectable Lad -to make himself generally useful. —'Apply Coach and Horses Hotel ... «j ~ WANTED, a Nursemaid, not .under 17 years of age.—Apply to Mrs A; K. Tayxok, Mrs Colls's Registry, Queen street. WANTED, Quantities of Cabbages, Cauliflowers,, Carrots,' Parsnips, Beetroot, Turnips, &c.; also, 20 bags Oysters, 6 pairs Pheasants.—Apply on board Sea Gull. TXTiANTED, a good Practical Plumber.— ' ' Apply early, John Leaning, " 20, Lower Queen-street. WANTED~a thorough, • clean, sober Cook for; the Royal Alfred. — Apply to Mr Griffiths, on board: WAITED, Visitors from the Coun try to call at E. W. Dyson's;. 220,. : Queen street, and secure some of the Unheard-of Bargains in Drapery, Clothing, Hats, Cups, etc., etc., which must be cleaned in a few weeks, as the premises are let to another tenant. Observe: E. W. Dyson, 220, Queen street, corner of Wellesley street, opposite United Service Hotel. WANTED, Shingles.—-Apply Keane and Jenkiksox, "Victoria-street, East. WANTED, a Nurse Girl.—Apply at the Greyhound Hotel ANTE~dT a respectable strong Lad, to j carry out orders. —Mr W. Paul,; Butcher, Grey street. •TV TANTED, a respectable Girl, about 15 j W years, to make herself useful. Must; have reference. —Apply to Mrs. Yandle, 16, Grey street. • WANTED", a' good Hand: for ttfe^Shsiping; , M&chine.-r-Apply. Fbasee & Tinne, j Phoenix "Foundry.'• • . ' '. ' : -■■ j ANTED,' Purchasers of the; Newest Style' Black Silk Velvet Jackets,. Waterproof Cloaks, and Millinery,1" at Cost-Price, at; B. W. Dyson's,,22o, Queen,street, who must clear out; to make room'for the new tenant." '. ' ". \ GST Opposite the United Service Hotel. ■■■ ■'• ; OEANGES! ORANGES! OEANGES,! WANTED, to : SELL, 270.Cases;.large Oranges, 9d. per doz,, or ss. fid. per, case ; 20 doz.;smoked Mullet;,, 4d. each. —H.; Watt, junction of Grey and Queen streets.! Pine Apples, Bd. each; Djites^JJdJb. j ANTED KNOWN, that Mining Com-; panics' and' Business Stamps of all; descriptions are made in superior style at the: shortest notice by L; Alexander, Jeweller, and Engraver, foot pf Wellesley street, and: opposita United Service Hotel. _.- WANTED, the Publib'to l^owlhat; YV th§ only house where New, Dresses Hats and; Furs can.be obtained M Cost Price is:, at X- w- Dyson's, 220, Queen street, whose premises are let and he must turn out. .'•..-;' = : . WANTED, Bottles, in, any quantity. Highest price giTen. — Apply E. Solomon, Bricklayers' Arms, Chapel street. A,J^TEI), known that a Splendid " Shipment of New and Choice I Millinery and Francy Goods is just to hand at E. W. Dyson s, who £ Clearing.them Out at Cost Price to make room,for "^NS'cg^S^ner of Wellesley street. WANTED, Buyers for Mottled : Blauri,— .James W. Waller,. Timber Merchant, Oustom-houne street. ' -..■;■■: ANTED, Mining Managers' and Business People to call and see the difference •between and old approved Lever Press,-with steel die, and a new , improved Knopking down Machine with brass die fixed to it, at A. TEtrTEKBEE&'s, Engraver, Wellesley street East? round Dyson's Corner. ~,;. . XXT ANTED KNOWN.—Just opened out W a number of Hats of the newest tyles and fashions. -■ 8. Coombes, City Clothing Mart, 80, Queen street. : . ; WANTED KNOWN.—Jusb opened, ci Holenslee, a Choice Selection of Gen tleman's Undershirts in Merino, Silk, &c. I; also, New Hata.—S. .Coombeb' City Clothing Mart, 80; Queen street. '_ WANTED KNOWN. —Just opened oui, ex Helenelee, . at Coombe^' Clothing Mart, '80, Queen street:-' ; " ! . "-•- ; The Alma Hat , ■'~ l-.\ >1 : '-■ The Lome Hat" The Sectional Hat The Charlie Hat. , ; - 'All fajshionable Btyles, and.the »6jre&&fcl}iTi|; Out . '■ :-•-:. j■ '' :,;:■■ :'>



T^^TED -KNOWN.—Just received ja;n<fc A La^- Oed oufc j^'Lot Of Clothing, poraprising— Paget Suits, new Sac Suits, new i... ... .Reefer Jackets, new Hats, s- *■• ' ' V^ &c. '" . ■■ ■ ■ &o. rf < * ° stre; t C00M1BES) %' OlothingMart, 80/ Queen *W4N™, cm H fc b a Btead of Furniture, SSfe;j ; Cooking Utensil,, To^ o f aH^^te ' ; and lumber, &c ; . Orders.proinp^ ttende^ to, and goods removed free of expew h f?Pj ; :seller—Apply, Mar^t Kesem, Que^Sreefc opposite Thistle Hotel- beside'Mess^r'a new shop. . , '•' .■■ ■;, : WANTED KNOW, that fee cheapVt • and best made Stamps of .eye,ry, dcs- '. cription, Presses, &c., areto be had from A. : Teutenbee&, Engraver, Wellesley . street, East, round Dyson's corner.' WANTED KNOWN, that ill those that ordered India Rubber Stamps trndi Presses, and did not get them, to oall at lii ; Alexander, Jewller and Engrave*. . , (1 r -YtT ANTED KNOWN.—Just op«ued out VV a Large Lot of Boys' and Metf 8 Cloth Caps ; latest styles. S. CooiißES, City ClothiDg Mart, 80, %ieen 1 street... , , . , . . t WANTED KNOWN, that D. GOLDIE is prepared to supply all kinds of Timber and other Biiilding Materials, include ing Sashes, Doors, Mouldings- Broad Timber, Houseblocks, Posts, Rails; Hardwood Felloes, Shafts, Iron Bark, and Blue Q-um Laths, Shingles, &0., &c, at the lowest market prices, at his Yards, Custom-house street. WANTED KNOWN.—Just opened oufc, ci Helenslee :*— ; ■ ';-:. New Hats ■■■ '■■;>{ •' h \(. gniw^ft New Clothing | «I-c - • New Under-clothing. :. : ..) ~-j A Also, 5 cases Portmanteaus and Valises, At S. Coombes' City Clothing Mart, 80, Queen street. -■ j.:..- WANTED known that I. Alexander, haa on hand and ready for execution large.screw Embossing Presses, as supplied to the Auckland City Council and Auckland Harbour Board seal ; old approved Levor Presses, all sizes, with steel or brass disc ; new improved Spring Press, or so called knocking down machines, different sizes; Dating arid aelf-inking Presses, to - .arrive from San Francisco per Nevada-; also Hand Printing Stamps .and Seals of all descriptions.— Isidor Alexakdee, Jeweller .and Engraver, foot of Wellesley street, and opposite United Service hotel. .' '' TXT ANTED KNO WN.—Just received and YV 'opened out, — The New Alma Hat, ' ~ , .. < Best,atyle and finish. . ~ "S! Coombes; City Clothing Mart, 80, Queen street. lr'":;:'-,.' i r .•': WANTED KNOWN that Holdship and Co. are compelled to clear out during the present month their -very large stock of Timber.and other Building Materials< from their; Yarda1 in Custom-hßuse street.' An e'ptljr * call and cash are necessary to obtain great bargains. WANTED KNOWN.—Just opened out, ex Naomi ; at COOMBEB' ClotKiiig Mart; 80, Queen street: — :' TheKossuth Hat A' >® I " V The New Reefer Jacket The Lome Hat The New Celtic Shirt The; Oscar Hat ' And a number of new and fashionable articles j of Gentleman's apparel. , ~v" 1 NOTICE OP EEMOVAL. TAMES 3FEB.aUSON, Sharobroker,' lias. O REMOVED to the New Zealand In-1 surance Buildings. • June 17, 1872. -' vr«i rCI",< J2 V C>Q T" EOTURE to'Ladie» by Miss Stothabb ! I A at Provincial Council Chauibers. Sub-; jecf: 'Hints on Archery; G-ravitafcidn; Our 1 Atmosphere. — Admission Is., Governesses | half price. LOST, aCheque for £3 6s. on the Union! Bank-of Australia, Payment stopped. The finder will be rewarded on returning it to tho Siar oflSce, or to J. E;Appl/Ebt.' y{ T3OSES ! ROSES !! ROSES !!,!| LIPPIATX'S UNBIViiLED: iCOLIiEGTION. Choice of.over 300 Varieties. Plants now ready for-delivery. V r . V E, BAIRD, Victoria Seed Stores. | The Auckland ESTATE AG-ENCY OEEICE, \ • ' 'HIGfH 'STBE-ET,; ■'" HAVE a list open for public inspec tion of houses to be flet or sold'; undertak* survey-of land (Native, or European); valiiatiou of houses,': land, '• stock-in-trade, ■ fixtures, &c.; ihe making up and collection of accounts ; the- measuring up of "works and diUipidations ; estimates of public oi private works. Also, the settlement of disputed amounts by arbitration; ■ Houses obtained oid' mortgages-negotiated-.on; th 6 usual,.terms." ' ..: ... -Ircinii .. '-- r .... ; • y,, -. ',1 Connected with the Agency Office is a Registry,fof Domestic' Servants, of wli'oin several are awaiting situations.. . : -.. ■_-...- -. /-,. . mO -'JOURNEYMEN BEAGKSMITHSI X —A meeting to be held at the BbitisS Hotel on Wednesday,l 19th inst., at half-past seven. : 8T. J" MARY'S HALL. ONEHUNGA; MISS j, S HOS TT'S CONCERT. ■■'''■•■l :#ill;take vpla;ce THia"BVEirafa;; f«" To,co'mmence at 8 o'clock ]i)lm.' ' , f " ''" ' ' MR. JAMES PLUNKBTi -will -continue reading the -Personal History of David , Copperfield, at'the\Car]ton Academy, Hobson street; ajb 8. o'clock to-morppw; evening Admission-rrOne Shilling. .. T O THE BOOT AND SHOE TRADE. rf >HE Working Men of the above Trade are X requested to. meet at the Cpttage of Con jtept HpteijYiQtpria-striße't, on Monday, June 21," i}tßp,m., to take'|nto|'CQQaide^tiorL'.the pre4ent:conditiori of the traide.' -' - Signed " - <T 0 ZYi) A Vi ."tPETER HAIRDY. a" 5i • y. 3j p ADAM MpCARROLL. .- , j T\ . isms# 3fpßEApy f



AUCKLAND ARTILLERY VOLUNTEERS A SPECIAL GENERAL MEETING of the Battery and Band will be held at the Belfast Hotel, Princss street, on THIS EVENING, at 7.30 o'clock. Business of j : importance. Every member is requested to attend.. f t { \ *■■*■-■* j . <SJ O tfEJ H*-JMLTON} oaiplanii. L vjF j Cominan'ding A.V. A. HOTEL FOR SALE,—.Q.U KENS HOTEL, i Karangahape Koad. Unexpired lease, good-will, "^furniture, now doing: a good bvseneqs.—-Apply to E. Shortland- . st>ree(?,itculiand. fk« il '; ''I A I'l ll 0 j £50 KEWARD. Y7TTEEREAB several of the Stays used to j ■»S : br.aoe the heavy timbers in the Cure i Mine were about'"thele't of 'June wilfully' loosened or removed, with the evident intent : or injuring the said "mine and endangering the i Jives of the workmen : The Directors of the \ ~Ve Goldinining Company (Limited) hereby : ■ °.|LW^°- V<? Reward, to any person,-tbat : vsiiwuruish aucMaVidence asiniaytleMftb the :| conviction of the guilty party or Varties/ ' " j ■ o^ ted afc Auckland this 17th day of June, \ i 1072. < By order of the Directors. DAVID PHILP, : ,yYOQ*) h.<p |T , : . T , J^Hjl Manager. i" !IN THE ESTATE 'OF'JOHN ED'wARD^ I O¥ QUEEN STREET, AUCKLAND* ' HAT AND GAP- MANUFACTURER, j '/[TENDERS will be received by Messrs. '■ i"«A iAEOHiBAii) Ojjabk: ana, Sons -until , ; Noon of WEDNESDAY, the 19th inaCfrom parses wishing to Purchase the Stock«in - I Trade, &c, in..thsißbbveils9tate. L J. Y.'STE\ta>lO m , t C. 0. MottILLAN, j Trustees. ' : Auckland, June 14, 1872., COLLEGE EVENING CLASSES. |t fTIH-E'-TVfafhematicai Glnssl-*lil (future " JL meet on TUESDAY Evening ; and the History Class on THURSDAY "Evening. I 'j^ARQJLHAR MqCRAE, Head Master. LOST, a Canary, from Q-rafton Road, this I, 'day; l'Vth inst.—-Any one bringifag the \ same to E. Poutee & Co. will be rewarded. I I COALS 1 COALS ! ! ~~ 1 WANTED, Purchasers for Newcastle! I Coals, .delivered in , any... part of the own, at lowest rates'. —Apply to W. KIRBY, Coal Yard, Junction'of Grey and Queen streets ON SALE, the ; PURE MILK of the Cow ; 4d. per 'Quart.—For cards of address apply office of this paper. FOR SALE, an Eight-'-oomed House in Ponsonby road, top of Franklin street, on easy terms. —Apply to JonN Churton, Ij^afrmpavj- a jg- jg,ff TA g QQ;; FOR SALE, a Four-roomed House, large allotment, near Eden Vine Hoi el; on easy terms.—Apply,, to, JoiLsrjj Chtjeton, Vulcan lane. TO the Inhabitants of ParneII.—MUFFINS can be ''obtained daify' at SR. -HaTjE's, Ptirnell. TO SPECULATOES.-MINERS, ETC. TH OR SALE, at the Court-house JD CVe^k, Kipanga, TENIAG^BS of LAND,, having first-class mining prospects ; frontage to two creeks.—J. Btjbtt, two doors below the Herald office, ;--ij/i;M rr mo LET, a OOTTAG-E of five rooms, near JL the Wharf.—Apply to SAMUEL COCHRANB & SON. A NICE convenient House to Let, in the Franklin Road. Good well, rain water," wa3b.~-h.ousc!, garden, wood shed, &c.—Apply at the Toll-bar, Custom houfe street, Queen street. /^OMFORTABLi!' Board and" Residence \J for one or two gentlemen, in a con veniain.fc;and^"e»lfchx'lo^lity..,rTerma; moderate. For reference and address apply at office of this paper. ; •■■■'■ ,-f ,-T ■:.. T •■:■- ,rr-<-, . i MONEY TO LEND V ofn rßfifid, Houses, j and Good Personal Security. Bills; dijicpjantßdf^SpiVß.^^ANPillo^, f Queenstmet.: . TO LE, T, , A PORTION of those Premises TO LET, in Durham, ftreet,. formerly occupied' by Messrs Hunter & Co. ' 'A Splendid Well of Water, and a two-stall Stable ; may be used; by the incoming tenant. — Apply to E. Bowcen, Livery" and Baif; Stables, Queen street. "jmO# S'ALF/, the Goodwill of School/ wokh j X? fully £6 per week. Also, School-house, j in central position.—Apply to Samuel Wells,; j A'genV "l*2foi': Queen'street, • three doors below; Union Bank. 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 etreet. npQ LET,, a Family Residence of six rooms 5 I ! gardejf wejl blocked with fruit trees, in Picton street. —Apply to F. L, Piumk, House and.Land Agent, 20, Insurance Buildings. BOARD, rand T RESIDENCE.— Two or three Gt-etrtlferhen- dah-be'accomtnodated with Board and Residence in a healthy part of f-t^ejC^ty,. |, Tjertpe; Applj; to^ B^ys. " E£iifs6N,"Prbspect'Hbu§ei 'H'bb&n "streetj'twp doors beyond St. Matthew's Church; NOTICE!!! I 1 HEREBY give notice that I have this. . day disposed of my Business to Messrs. Nexjme&en & JVLoses, Pawnbrokers, 165, Queiieii 9>feeb| opp|sit"| "the'S.avings Bapk. All persons" Having pledged"goods Hvit'lrme can obtain the same by producing duplicates, asil have left all pledges not overdue with them. ,{iUMt'a'£oa & !ii.lf. JfS-AsS'HAI?PBBE. I June sth, 1872. NOTICE is hereby given that MR. E PHILLIPS, 10, Insurance Buildings, is our agent to receive transfers and take calls for the undermentioned claims. KENNON & O'BRIEN.; Corornandel, May 16, 1872. Lady Bowen Clunea Wood's Point Arrarat % 8 Aitkja, @Si



\ri/:-T" y'f V HALL i ..... ~GRAND FASHIONABLE NIGHT, / ' ' !STIi,L; CWiINUEB SUCCESS AND Lah'cWkeK OI ''"" ■ Bachelber's Grand Colossean Pantascope of a Tour through AM EEXC A! THIS (TUESDAY) EVENING, H ri IT? ■ June 18, and during the week,. ,'■>'! \ I ;"_■ . ,;, -■,-.•■ Tlie Great Trans-Continental Railway, TdWt'UCii iAGrand Storm.at Sea. ■■: ,j;£ y«■ Niagara Falls.—Salt Lake Citjr. Additional Attraction—The Wonderful Troupe of TRAINED CANARY BIRDS. - The Finest Troupe in the Colonies. Concluding with the Astonishing Automaton SLACK EOPE YAULTER! Last Grand Mid-day Performance on Saturday next, 'or Schools and Families. Front seats, 35,-: Second scats, 2s ; Back, Is. Doors )pen at 7.30; commences at 8 o'clock sharp. 11,. EASTWOOD, Agent. p A B N E L L HAL L; AMATEUR CONCERT! in 'aid" or' the ( ST., MARY'S CHURCH ORGAN FUND, Under the Patronage of The Bishop of Auckland and Mrs. Cowie. THIS (TUESDAY) EVENING JUNE 18. t \ t • \ ' ■ . ; , - .-™»___ _ * - .-, . Admission, Is. ;no half-price. Doors open at 7.30, o commence at 8 p.m. . LOOK out for a new fund of merriment, .XfS^Hfel^ci-O^9^' Mesmerism", and wliea Dn. Cabb returns from be Thames. "■' ,| pEINOE OP WALES THEATEE. /esses .. .. .. '~ ~ Mr B N Jones. CA MILL E! " CAMI LL E ! i IMMENSE SUCCESS. hying to the great success of this splendid Drama last night, it will be, by particular desire, repeated, j .THIS (TUESDAY) EVENING, JUNE 18, 1572, "The performance will commence with the Greats ~:'.i-_. -.Drama, in five acts, of rllwiia; . • . ~,C';A M ILL E; - .!>;-..j,., ; .|0b, Tiiel'ate op : a .Coquette. - • : ;. Oawhib .. ..: ~ .. Mrs. WAr-TEB Hill ouppoxtedby the whole of the Dramatic Company. ■ o»seiuence. of the length of this piece it will constitute the evening's performance. ' ofThcLOsllHW^':. th° Gl' eat Sonsational T)rT a : Scat- S <**&* secured at Uri-ON and Co. 's. A; N En^rtainment will bo given, in : ±*■ oher»aan:-..»treot Sunday-school Yon Wednesday Ere ning) afc half . pagt seven to eonpirt. of Rpad«, g ap a Singing. A collection Will ■be made at the jw, j°^ ?f the r^SfiWi^gj^J school ; ?&mV$$W$?M " ?\L^iNasTONE" MX. will be delivered by Mr. Ballet & tho School-room of the: .\Velleslev " ah'^f Chapel, THIS EVENING, Ju^/b s The Cbair to be taken by J. 0. Ij^eth s=' *- 7 o'clock. Admi&sidc—6d. •' ' *> ac BEITISH AND FOREIGN BIBLT? ,a;-rsociety. ~■: The annual publiq meeting o^ the "Auckland. Auxiliary to-the British and Foreign Bible' Society will be held in the Mechanics' Institute on "THUBSDAY next, the 2(Jth instant. ,: u-J : ■: '• PT •' (The chair to be taken by W. Eaxtrat, Esq., at 7 o'clock;- : i ; : .• .■ Several ■ Ministers and Q-entlernen are expected11.to address the Meeting,, and a Collection will be made in aid of the Society's fuDds. .... !'.•'•> J f i -■: : -.. Tha Committee are specially requested to meet in the Institute at 6.30 p.m. H. Hi LAWRY, ■'.";•: ■' ';.) ; • .'. • Hon. Sec. June 15, 1872; • ' Saddlfery land Harness. He na"XM«io 'mm -,\ ■•,■.:■ .■...^■\\[rv^ rpHB undersigned has just received 'direct ffcim • one of the best manufacturers in England' ii'<> * '<> : '■ .■■■ :.:.•..: .c\ ;X .W A LARGE SHIPMENT OF THE ABOVE, which1 "will be Sold at prices to suit the times. .v .'■ C! ''.J "i! f ';■ i'•<'''. ■' ■ ■". '"'■ '-! ■■'■ "■■] ,1-tioH y#oui'-lh :;, ;■'.;■,' :;.:,-...-.:.. 1 . ■■.••■\\r-S' ... Other shipments to arrive in regular succession."' SADDLER, HARNESS MAKER, & IMPORTER, : , ■■ f ;>,>l4f> ■ ;QUEEN : -STEEEI. ......... AEifiARS OF EATES. '" '"'" City Council Office, ■ ■Auckland, May 15,1872. | T^rrOTIGB is-hereby given that no person will _LN be entitled to be enrolled on the new Bur -1 gesß'Holly and to vote in Elections of Gouncillors occurring-while iuch Roll is in force,.unless he shall before or op. the 20th , June next have paid all : !Riatea that have become payable, by hini'on any rateable property within the City. , , F. BRODIEi- ; '';,;,. Town Clerk, j JUST OPENED.—2SO . BLACE: COATS, at 12s. 6d. IA « '£ Y. 'A SAMinEi;.COOMBES, -,-•;'• •• /i 80, Queen street; :' ,-, I 0~; ,JCfORTF SHORE. >.• ir v |^( "OOi^ ; SALJE,. that 'large and, yaluable ;; Jj „ Marine: Villa Site next to the Jpevonp9rfc iHallj fi'onti,ng;tiae flqe Shelly Battling. Bea^h, sand olpaetp, the summer residence of Judge Beckfiami—Apply to Si Cochbaitß;& ; .'Soijr,; or, .MVv^IJM Mats, North Bhove r ■



Murphy's Hill Gold Mining Company (Registered). !|i A FOURTH (4th) Call of Three :-Q- pence (3d) per Share upon the Capital Stock P ; of the Company Ims been mafic this clay, payable at the Company's Office, 42, Oueen street, on or before Thursday, 4th July, 1872. I. By: oi'der of the Directors. : P. McXAVKH, Mauangor. Auckland, June 17,1872. Specimen Gold Mining Company, Tiki, CoromandeL ' | A-T a Meeting of Directors, "held I XjL THIS DAY, a Call (Ist) of 3d per Scrip was I made, payable at the Company's Office, West Queen ! street, on or befor the Ist July. i . . ,T. E. APPLECY, f " : Legal Manager. : Rose and Shamrock Gold Mining Com pany (iiiniited). A CALL of Two Shillings and Six pence per Share has this day been made by the Directors payable to the Secretary, at the Company's ' OMce, Shortland street, on or before THURSDAY, July 4, 1572. ROBERT SOMMEEVILLE, ( Shortland street, Auckland. Secretary. June 16, 1872. THE Offices of the undermentioned Companies have been REMOVED from Queen street to Vaile's Buildings, Wyndham street Auck land, viz.:—- The Alburnia Gold Mining Company (Registered) The Red Queen Ditto Ditto Ditto The Shamrock Ditto Ditto (Limited) The Yuba Ditto Ditto Ditto HENRY N. GARLAND, Auckland, June 13,1572. Secretary. j Otago Gold Mining Company (Regis- c tered) AT a Meeting of the Directors held this.day a Call (the tend) of One Shilling (Is.) per Share was made, payable to Mr. J. S. McKellar, at the office of the Company, Wyndham street, Auckland, on THURSDAY, the 4th day of July, 1572. J. S. McKELLAR, June 14,1872. Legal Manager. Windsor Castle Gold Mining Company (Limited-) : f AGENEKAL MEETING- of - Shareholders in the above Company will be held at the Queen's ferry Hotel, Vulcan lane, Auck land, on FRIDAY, the 2Sth June, 1572, at 3 o'clock p.m. Business—To receive reports and balance-sheet, and to elect, two Directors in place of those retired. By order of the Directors, WILLIAM PERCIVAL, Auckland, 18th. June, 1812. Secretary. THE undersigned is Agent for the following Gold Mining Companies;—• Tokatea Harbour View Siege of Paris Nil Desperandum : Golden Pah British.:: Boyal Oak Buffalo Star of the Horning Old Stocking Green Flag ■ New Rakaia Waverley . • .. Masonic . Victory Venus R. HORNE, ; •_. , ■ ; ■ , . • Queen street.... "VTOTIOB.—I fHarry Treffry does not call _I_N at once and pay his account to. Mrs. Emjson, Prospect House", Hobson street, his Box and contents will be sold to:pay expenses. June 15, 1872. / ( il^____L __^__ m _ i^mMwm 3; * ° V ' ■' FEI'DAT;' 11; o'clock a.m. ■ TO '-CLOSE CONSIGNMENTS. TO BE SOLD BY AUC HON. . WABNAMBOOL POTATOES! B. ARTHUB v- ■ HAVE received instructions to sell by auction, at the Stores' of Messrs:'J. Roberton and Co., Durham streeb, on Friday' next, 21st inst., at 11 o'clock a.m. | To clear consigemenfc, about . .50 tons Wamambool Potatoes, in lots to suit pur- E CQa^rs; ■■ ■■ .■ ,j| . m , :'• : :-i ■ a. Terms: Cash. : J ':'^RIDA.T, JUNE 21.:! : AMERIGO CiOGK, ON ACCOUNT OP - -^OSE CONCERNED. E E;& H. ISAACS - W ILPnrJ e2A'auction. their Store, The following. American m i £^ Mydomaß*"a£' B C^ , Sharp GothiV-l^-^ evers ' , } :/ Alarm Cloßkf^ Cottage damaged. : 'ftU or less ~WEDNESI>At, JIJNiT^ , SIX ALLOTMENTS AT BEL^il^ COROMANDEL. Ji?> ;"b. tokks & co. SAVE been .instructed to sell on Wedueg. ' day, at 12 o'clock, 6 Allotments at Belville, Coromandel Lot 1, Sec. 1, and Lots .1, 5, 6, 7, 8, Sec. " No Reserve. [,'■■...,,''..,, ~.,,,.\. ■. ' Cast on fall of hammer. THURSDAY, JUNE 20; BY OEDER OF THE PROVISIONAL TRUSTEE. IN THE ESTATE OP A. N. LAIRD. M r HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, COTTAGKE PIANOFORTE, &c, &C, THE Subscribers have received instructions from T. Macffarlane, Esq.^ Provisional Trustee in Bankruptcy.to sell, at the Booms, Fort street, on i Thursday, 20th instant, at 11 o'clock, • . , , , .. (In the Estate of a A. N. Laird.) THE HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, &° > of the British -Hotel, North Shore, removed t6 Mart for convenience of sale, Consisting of — Cottage Pianoforte 'by " Bord," Cheval Glass, Large Toilet Mirror (Marble SlSb), Cheffonier, Loo Table, Hair-seated Chairs, Rocking, Spiffed, and Wood Chairs, Book Case, n .■}. CheßtsDrawerSjWaslistands and; Ware, Iron and Wood Bedsteads, Matri-aesei, Iff 2 ■ :Mil'fofß, Foot Batih, Fender, . - 'OU.Cloth, Photographs and Engravings (choice . subjects)j .GJ-lftss Show Case. Child's -Chair, JBooks, Iron Cots, Col % % fSpfa,?, Meat Safe; &o.,r^c, ;T ,:, ; s^jci^i i ., ig^ffifflfc son,



THURSDAY, JtIJNE 20. ...... f/i%j«. SALE OF FURNITURE, PIANOS, VALTf- ABLE LIBRARY, AT "FERNWELL," GRAFTON ROAD, The [Residence of Mr. W. Ewen, who IS PBOCEEDING TO EtJEOPB. B. TONKS & CO. HAVE been instructed to sell, as abov*, on Thursday next, afc 11 o'clock, The Entire Furniture, Valuable Pianos, Choice Engravings Cooking Utensils, &c., &c. Also, Valuable and well-selected Library of 500 vols., by the most talented authors. On view on Tuesday and Wednesday from 10 to 4 o'clock. Catalogues ndw ready. The Auotioneers : solicit; an early attendance as the whole must be sold and removed same day. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 19. A- I* DHOICE TEAS, SUGARS, CANDLES, GROCERIES, OILMEN'S STORES, S. JONES^ TXTILL sell by auction, at the Brunswick ilarfc, :Wedriesday, the 19th ■irislant,'afc 11 'clock, .30 halkehests Fine-Congou, ex Rofe of Australia, No. 27-, ; .. ~., : 58.ditto ditto ditto, ex Bernard, No. 2|* " >11 ditto ditto ditto ditto, No. 7 50 ditto ditto ditto, Gustav Adoiph* 400 mats Fine White Crystal Sugar; ICO ditto Finest Yellow ditto ditto: * 20 barrels English Crushed Loaf ditto ,2 tons Company's IC Sugar , I 200 boxes Brandon's Candles --.:.;.-? 40 ditto Young's Parraffiri ditto ' ''"■"''' 20 cases Knight's Jams s 25 kegs Dried Apples C I 11 & \ 5 cases Lane's Chicory p v ? r 24 bags Dunedin Oatmeal 100 bags Fine Dressed Rice. lQ cases Prime Canterbury Bacon and Hams . 10 cases half-pint Salad Oil 7 ditto pints Castor Oil 5 casks Pott's English Malt Vinegar ; 20 casks Borthwick's Pints Stout '<• &c, &.c., ' : . .'., &c.. r ' : ' . ',-. Terms^Under £30, cash; over fch»fc amount, approved bills at three months; ' ,;;;, ]; fmday, jwe; 2i.f J^'^ AOTEBB- NOTIONSi iHAJRJIWAiItE , LAMPWAEE,, .WOpDWA^E,,^^ ; , i , : ,^O:l| : , ;f ,: !;l|i PATENT .MEDIOINBS.; ; :;;;etc.,, \,.1,.. ;etc:,;':'^': eto.v ; ;:; ~. mmmm _____„ .. J L, D. ; NATHAN & QO; • .«iK lAVE received instructions from Messrs ~. ..,:. .:... ~.. .■ a ;.-,- ;; '.■ r jy-« R" obeet Walker & Co. to*:sell by publio .•: ; ■■ ■ r{ h ■■. '■• ■•:■ ■ ■•;; r? luic ..I -. ■■ :. [b'mSHtA iction, at their Stores, Shortland-Btreeti l FRIDAY . N EXT, 21st' instant, at [11 slock', the following Goods, just landed,_ei AST. LOTHIAN, from New York—: ft \ -.^ ; e;ccases extra large; No. 2 Axe: Handles 3. ditto do '!'do, Pick do 100 boxos extra good quality clot.he,B-pinß (headed) - 20 dozen Zinc Wash-boards ,; 10 .dozen Wood . <lo :: ■•; ;•■ '■■-: 9::[ t$ 96 bndls 4ft.deal woodßrobmHandlii ; 12 No. 2 Douglas R SPumps, Fig. I*. 6 No. 3 do do Fig. 2 ircaae CO Cast Steel D-handled Ground Shovela o -lease (Millar) do do 'do . lease (Ward) do do do Caße" Sina aiond' B flunter'i Hatobeti 35 cases Sw_' 'i 1 H ;. ■■ r : . .* 8 handled Axes, assorted r p|'-," ( ;; ,sizes 30 Trucks, assorted ■>» wcl Bhapes au d B izea 5| dozen patent Towel h 2 do do - 50 qr-barrels prime new State 4 37 cases Clocks, assorted -; ■'•';: 17 ; p ltgs Lamp ware^omprisiiig Ai*, ;« - assortment ;? ~' ~ ;'. ; Jea 6 cases Brandreth's Aperient Pills ' ( vr '2.. cases DC : Orange Shellac *n 2 cases Sifted Gum Arabic. r . _ ( _. V. ; Oolinan's Va^Bh, &c;,&c. . ..:>, '■■'■•■/■ v; --'Si