Several tons of flour were damaged by water getting into the building!

DUNEDIN.

■v , This day, 12.20 p.m. i Excursion trains will run to Port Chalmers on November the ninth. ■

A meeting of subscribers to. the Reference Library was held yesterday. The subscrip tions were reporte d to be £620, and books ordered, £233. The University professors are requested to prepare further lists.

The.Dunedin Quartz Mining Company, at Saddle Hill, has a reservoir holding three thousand gallons of water, with a steam TrJ^ ne of f°ui"teen horse-power. They have A^i^ % shaft of sixty feet, and commenced vii ": .■«* Saturday last. The prospects are ten ounces to the ton.

The Province of Otago has exported over three millions of g01d.... ;

B ARNEY GEOGHEGAN, THE IRISH MEMBER.

(Continued.)

It's not necessary to mintion how I thraveledto London third-class, and Was obliged to kneck down a porther at Dublin for . insnlting me dignity, an' refusin to carry me^jportmantle, an' me a mimber ov Parliment. I came acrass mid a counthry man, who towd me the- best Irish hotel was the Green Harp in Shoreditch, an' I engaged me room there at three shiliiris a week, never lettin on I was a legislator for fear they'd overcharge me. Father O'Swill promised me he would write to some frinds in-the House till look afther me, an' recommeded me to dhrive down thereat three in the afthernoon. Sol dhressed in my best Hnnen shirt, an' me black suit an' hat, an' not knowin1 the, characther or the company I was goin' in to, 1 carried me sheillelagh undher me arm. I'd nlver seen a " handsome" be fore, an' it seemed a delooshun ou spaches but as I was towld 'twas the quicket, way oftravelin' I got into wan an' towld the dhriver to go till the House ,oy Com mons. It seemed as far t^ that place as from Karhkillen to Dublin, an' houses an' people an' vehicles all the way, but at last we came unhder a great tower wid a clock in it ye might have seen twenty miles off; an' the jerry turned into a court yard an' drew rein opposite two great dooes.' At the same time he started me by shoutin down threw a hole in theToof "' Eere'slWesminster 'All, sir. Through thenvdoors to the 'Ou'so of Commons, " an he began to laugh. -.'"■. .':■■/,,'.',..■

Whin I'd got outot the trap, says I— " Thsae'a for ye, me lad, an' ye're a purty dhriver considherin where ye sit in the vehicle."

He tossed it up in the air, an' says he— " Look 'cc 'ere, guvnor, none o' your jokesf—my fare's twpshillin' an' sixpence," I knew he was trying to decave me. " Two shillins an sixpence, yeblagauad," gays I, "an' you only dhrivin me wan Irish mile. It's takin adyanthage of. a shtranger ye'i-e tryin on wid me ? Sorra a fardin more yell. get.from me," an'l turned to go in at the big doores, where two polish men were standing at ease. At that, the jerry came down from his cage behind the masheen,, an' sazed me by the collarr—it's ■what' no man widin twenty miles ov Rash killen ever venture tv do, an' me blood was up. So I twisted meself out ov his hand, an' with a whop an' a whirl ov me shillelagh give him. a crack on the head that sounded all over the place1.; He wint down like a rabbit, an' in a moment there was .a grate cominoshun. There was a bigger crowdinwan minute than ye could gather in county Slyo wid a, week ov notis. The constabulary came forward, but I swore if any wan ov them touched lac I'd be the death of him. Says I— " I'm the number for Eashkillen, an' a sthranger to the counthry, an' the'tharin spalpeen, was for taking advantage .ov me novel. * an' unprdthecthed condisHun* to charge me half-a-crown for; a. dhrive in that crazy masheen. If yer a peeler," says Ito wan ov the polishmen, " take him up for assaultin a mimber of parliment." The crowd laughed; an" inda.de the man wanted takin' upbardlyi :for hia head was bleediij'

" There's some mistake," says the peeler. •' Gefc up, Charlie, if you're; riot' too much hurt, and tell uk. what's ifc all "about."'• ■ When he'd got it explained, he says to me respectfully—-.".'. :..,.. !. . : '"•'... ii *& " Em afraid you're in the wrong, suy but no doubt it's from your disacquiantance with London. If you'll take my advice, you'll settle with the man, for he can have you up for the assault and give you a great deal of trouble, and it won't be pleasant for you, coming to the House for the first time." ... r ... •- ~•■ r . /., , - . -vfoSj • After Jcon«iderin the.'Thafter I took mi advice, an' gave the 1 man two pounds — an' me that has broken many an Irish man's head'freeb'f charge andibeten-tharik1-1 ed for the honor ! j 'Twas a^uare coian thry I'd cometo.WUejiftyfpßdrxeiiified, the peeler says— - •/ ■•■<;■ ' f [ " I,see ye're a new mimber, sir, an' not used to the ways of the metrppplis. show you the entrance,to. the House.".... We went in at the doores, an' there was the biggest and beautifullest place that' ever me 'eyed beheld, wjd'a roof an*'siiamed •windas like a church, an' images all along ■wan side, which, th^e. ,pe,el&r toWld;^iß wa^1, the worksdf Ayrton^ a jyelebrateii '^dulpt-' ther; But1 it'turnedT out; to be a mistake, ior he's now^rinkinbr.andy-and-water be side me in 'the s^mbking-rdqin,-1 an' 'he's called 4he 'VAydil© ov- the people,'* a ? nam.e I don't'understbaii, but it s ,clear!iti don't mt^J'^'i^ol',' from what I know. The co;^yari^e ■howed me through the 6id6 dc^Wan' towld me1 tb folia in'e" nose' up the lobby.r * I T>|pok -^ v TIQes $?*' " % a*j brought"me^"to'a grate "placerfuU*ov'peopTe standin about widtheirfhatsop. t'f Sure," Bays I to, nieself,', f''this i*. the. House .or.. Commons." But another,polishmah comes up to me an'aays-rr: .'j ,m 1 . V /i« P tmV .;-,. "•Member, sir ?" r ' -i^--.> •' I am ; is this the House?" " N"p: sir, tjbfs' is the lobby,; the entrance to the House is through £hat doorway/; ■, I felt ouare at the sthrangenew' ov thpl place; ,'ijo^i.p.b^'rviii 4 tt§^'o!iWas! r ,.giyses an' tettles on the counter at wan side of tne house,! stepped up an^'callei.'fp^a dhijop ov thei.cxather^«, '. J'li.'.l.l,'~'. ~^rr -»■—"- Or VhejoMt, sir ?",»*J£ the man. ,, fi , fi "The'-braUieir,"i.Bayß'Ji'/ i<>' .":r ;r ,1..,/.:.'■ ( ; from P -: imrl

" Rashkillen,",says I. ■ "Yer Mr: Barney Geohegan," says he. " Yer right," says I. | "Thin welcome to the house, sir," says he. " I read ov yo'tir succhess with rap ther. I'm Tully Omore's nevvy. " says he. " Will ye take.it nate or hot ?" " I'll thry it riate first." says I. . So we dhrank to the good of Ould Ire land, an' says Tully O'More's nevvy, " Ye might dbrink up all the whiskey we have in London to that same toast in this place aa sure it'll projuce no effect on the hard-, hearted Sassenaches." " Well," says I, takin a second reviver, "I'm about to give a notisthat will shake the tiowards in their shues." Wid that says I,- "Where's the house ?" an' puttin my hat on wan side ov me head and me shillelagh undher me arm, I sauntered up to the doore the polishman had shown me. There was two little spalpeens in clerical dress" sittin on both sides in two things like large coal scuttles turned up on irid. Wan of them jumps an' says — " Where are you going, sir ?" •'lntil the House ov; Commons," says I " You can't go in sir. Only members are^admitted," says he. "I'm a mimber," says I. They both laughed, an' says ' the other — ■;• •'•■ ' " ■'■■■<'■' ■ ■ ! " Come sir, we can't let you stop the way. Standiftbide if you' please; :i or I'll hand you over, to the police. You must be. drunk." ... .:■;.<> .. [To h$ continued^),

ARRIVAL OF-THE QUEEN BEE FROM LONDON.

The well-known Lpndon : trader ,Queen Bee, 726 tons, arrived safely in port this afternoon after a fair passage 6? 100 days. She is com manded by Captain Williams, and bringing as he has a large number of passengers and a full cargo it-is satisfactory to know that the good ship has arrived in first class order. With respect to the passage We; learn that the ship, after a favourable run down chan-! nel discharged her pilot on the: 20th July, She was in company with the barque Malay on the 24th; This vessel arrived yesterday in Wellington, and, allowing for the difference of course, we may say that the Queen Bee has made a more favourable passage than the Malay. She copes consigned to Messrs L. D. Nathan & Co., and brings a number of immigrants, viz.':-12 families, 15 single nieii, and 23 single women, of which the following is a list :— ■ , . :.'■:■:;: {ttj'J «*••••

Geo. H. Hicks, wife, and three children ; John Rosser, wife, amd four children j Thos. Rosser and wife ; Wm.- Marshall,- wife, and" •five; children ; T.. Searchfield, ,wife;y and four children ; E. Codling, 'wife,""ami" one child ; T. Cupiming, wife, arid two children i Wfi MacNafeser^andwife ; John McGurd^,' 'wild, and; five children ; F. Zank and 'wife ; G!. Mbffert and, wife; L. Lathrope, wife, and :three children ; Ellen Olliver and two chil dren ; ■.„ Anton Schischa, wife, ; and-;th^^ chjldreji •; tV^itliain Ross«r. Jonnfsß,psSei| Frank^Bearohfield, Alex.1 Lathrope, i^ttMti^ ;Wig^^ffi^*;Ay-^o^i^^e^!!^^ shawj-Thonias^ntherlang, Christophier 'H^ • nessy^ Joseph.;:SchQtlujn, Wenzel, Schotlaii^" J. Stiller, Maiberfc'^eniledK, Anton: $irla,| W. Taylor^ Edith Marshall; Mary McCuydy^ Dorothea^ Lathrope, Margafe|.f;realy, '^vk Walshaw,; jua., Catherine Walahaw, GKria^ tka Sutherland, Geoigiiia Eagan", Catherine?" Jessop, Elizabeth WflliamSj Mary A. Mil lard, 'Rachel.'Thompson;. Catherine Murchie^ Matilda Murchie, Elizabeth Hicks, Dordthea Schotlum, Maria Fischer,' Eva Boyer,'Cathe rine Monwald and child; ill all—adults, 28 males, 27 females; children, 14 males, 15 females ; and 3 infants. ■Chrgo:—2o2 cases, Sl4B P3S, 8 bale^ 13 crates/20 barrels, 180 casks, order; 6 boxes, 3 crates, 4 cdscs, 1 pkg, address ; 6 cases, E. Wayte ; 4 caoes, T. TurrMl: 7 cases, E. andH. laaacs; 3 p^s, T. Macky and Co:: 7 casjes, Owen and Graham; 58 p^s, J. T.BoylanV2 r ccsesi R. Lusk ;26 pgs, Brown, Cr.mpbell and Go: B cases, C. Bonnington ; 100 (Ki.es, J. Roberton arid Co,; 1 butt, Brown, Campbell and Co ; 1 cxie, E. Wayte f 1 case, H. B. Lawry; 4 ditto, Mocs Levy ; 213 p^s, Stone Brothers ; 2 cr-scs, Winks and Hall: 78 pjs, J. Hj Witheford ; 21 pgs, 1 cr.se, E. and H. Isaacs ; 1 ditto; Bonnin-jton ;16 pjs, E. ,Wayt^ ? 56. ditto; R. Luskj; 200 baire]s, J. Roberton and' Co," 29pgs, Fendelow; 1 box, George Johnct9ne ; 3 cases, J. Kinder ; 113 pgs, Bucholz and Cp■;; a;c^ses, E. and H. Iscacs ; 1 cask, Watt Bros ; 8 qv-oasks, R. J. Daveney ; 1 cp=e, J. Allom ; 3 oases, ,T. Tmyell; •8. ditto, E. Wayie ; 6 ditto, Upton add Co ; 4 b.^les, Low and Motion: 38 pgs, Walker-and-Pa-*er; 8 ditto, E. and H. Isauc3 :.\ S6! packages, >Must >nd, Co; 50 ditto, Brown/ CLimibell "and Co; GO ditto, Ireland Bro3 ;10 ditto, J. Coa^rave and Co; 3 .cases, 8, p""s A. CHark arid Son ;■ 44 ditto, Cruickshanlf, Smart and Co. ; 502 pgs., E. Borterjand Co. ; 727 p^s., Owea and Graham; 49 ditto, A. Clark and. Son; 23 ditto,. Winks and: Hall; 111 'ditto, L.D.; Nathan' ar?d Co. f 1 b^le, McAithur, Shera and Co.; 3 tanks, 37 cazks, L. T>l Nathai aTid Co. ;81 pjs., Me Arthur, Shera and Co. ;js pss., Mo.s Levy ; 44 p-s.j.Kempthonie, Prosier and Co. ;10 pjs., J. Ha::h; 50 pzs., 20qr.-c:sks, Lew'S Brothers ; 155 p^s., I>. D.; Nathan and Co. ;80 pgs.., fSargood Son and Ewen; 20 qr r c?.q^s;,,H..S,, : Meyei-s'and Co. ; 2 pgs., r J: and J. Dickey ; 733 pss., C Hawkeswood ;12 pjs., 'ErowJ,' Campbell and Co.':' !10i' pgs., E. and H; Isaacs; Xc mi Stokes. For New.' Plymouth—l case, Gilmour., For., Napisr-rr?,, cases, H:' R: Holder; 1 erse, J. G.Kinross and Co. ; 2 bales, J. Heslop; 20 p^'s., J.G. Gordon ;3; bales; J. Cham-' bers ;] 2 cases, order ; 4 cases, Stuart and Co.—L. D. 1 Nathan and Co.. agents., ., ~~. . „ ; . ■/..!//.

POLICE COURT.

THIS DAY.

) ![B^fore j'.'.'A;. MKps!,'^^!?,:^;^,;

A -man was fined' 5s .lor:being drunk on the ' u/.'. THE'B3B3ERTEK;'.iV/^i!'.!' '10 BTf.'d

Wm. Osborne, alias John Ward; was again brought lip on* iemand^charge'd^with dßsfcrt-' ing from H.M^g.ltosario: ' ';''; ' fj^ f TKe Court ordered him to "be^cpnTeyed on board H.M.3:Clip'noS^mh'aVij^ur..,':,,1 ','vj ALLEGED r6bß?rV.l'v j .' George Richard was charged,,on^rer j mand, with' stealing, the anin of .ffjjrom the cabin of the Star of the South, sohooner, the property of the steward* '■' H'il '- / ; There being no evidence .the iqase was dis missed ~',, •■' . ■ va>\ •a u'li r J 1 i ••" ' J*" feTIIAY HORSES. ; ; Walter Stimpson was charged with allow ing two horses t,p ;b&; oiv^n^nploaed land off JKaranga.hape jßpad. ., , ;>;; . ,, ■■• - v t ->, - ~ ""■'' iFbNft I, -ijM, :.!)>), Emma Stenn^on was. charged with calling, Martha Lamb a "West:Qaeep.:atveet belle. " -r- After hearing ; .the, evidence,, ,the| r-Court ordered the defendant to .be bound pverfli a >um| of £10 to keep/ the peace for .months. •'-'''" ''"' ' ' "■.'-'.- :; .'-- '.'-■''

CITY COUNCIL.

THEiusualf.Or^ghtl^'me^tmg;, p^ j Mj %ssi Council was held yesterday,/k Present : lhe iMayor (in the.chair), <> Gotincffiors^ Isaacs, Darga^ille, , Hobbs, Holdship, Cosgrave, Hurst, Jones, Prime, and "Williams. The minutes of the last meeting.paving- been read'and confirmed, a letter .wa£.,read^frgm r'Mr McGregor, of t)unedih, respecting the . tyja^er works scheme mentioned at a previous I meeting. Mr McGregor had.offered to come •to Auckland and prepare all the plans for ■ t ijlfjt|. works at tke usual professional /fees— l\ per cent; cosi|7rand the.dft^worls he:would undertake for the sum of £150. -He would do the best he c6ula Tinder the i circumstances. The letter was. ireceivedi A I6tter was alsp. rea^ from the. Colonial ; df^ce* ■with' resjleCT' to preserves ia the city ; ,aiap, from the Gtaa Company,, i % ix. UL A-'Ja. ■&> a m. Xt J- f

stating that a lamp previously complained of had been lighted. A petition was presented jto the Council from the inhabitants of j Cook-street, complaining of the levels that j have been fixed as differing from thoss fixed iby Mr "Wrigg. After some discussion on this matter, the petition was received. Reports of the Reservoir Committee, and of the City "Surveyor's were read, and the fortnightly accounts ordered to be paid. The detail of the purchase of the allotments in Kyber Ppss Road for a site as a water reservoir was agreed to on the motion of Councillor Jones. It was also agreed not to pay over at present 1 ttye stipulated price, but to allow the pur chase,money to lie at bix;,\per. cent, interest until' the water works scheme is more .^matured. Councillor JJobbs moved the s»s fpension of the standing orders to enable the i Council to recc Jsider the;r decision respect ing the application of the New Zealand Agri cultural Society for for a sum of money to be given in prizes, and .further moved that, the ' Council give' a *su"ni of £20 for prizes. Cr! Dargaville seconded,,the motion. ,Cr. Cos grave moved ■ as' an': amendment, " That each member of this Council pay two guineas to make up the- sum asked for." Cr. Williams seconded the amendment. Cr. Prime showed that the Council had no power tojgivei to the Agricultural Show. • Cr. Hold ship expressed himself in favor of such exhibitions, but was satisfied the had not the power to give. The original motion was agreed to. The by-law relating to j straying cattle was read, and on the motion of Councillor Prime was adopted. Th!e defaulter's list was read, and it was resolved to wait until the returns were printed ; before. I investigating ith'e • deaulter'is list. Several other matters came before the Board which willberepoi-tedupon at the next 'meeting.

THE SHAREMARKET.

MR. J. M.'L'EnWox'.S EEPORt!

Business upon the Exchange is exceedingly dull.; ;-, Th;e ;, panic iii .Caledonians shares ■continues ; holders seem less inclined to part Wjith their shares at present quotations. I sold at 17£ and 16/, closing with buyers at 161; sellers, 17^. Moanatairi shares have also suffered a great fall. There are now buyers at 3^; seller^ ~3r2s 6d. Sellers of Thames 51 15s ; buyers, 51 12s 6d. Other stocks neglected.

~,WA:M^M^-f eiH^ TtTJESBAT* 6CTQBESB 29' r l8W.



I Late Advertisements. TO LET, a House in Hardinge street* .~-APPly^taMx.'J6ha-Ogilvie,-Drake street .•'■-■ i ./««•< w i!t;i- ■•'■ ■'■'<■ ■' .rrtßNJ>Elfß'' will be1 received for JL Fainting and Paperhanging up to Saturday next, 2nd November. Specification to be seen at Mr A. Craig's, Plumber and .Ga^fitter, Hobcon street. faO LET, in Parnell^ a comfortable JL j Cottage, with commanding v*w ; good well of watcfr.^John,Chur:»on;.Vulcan lane. >fJlfc; ";;'.: PS i .«■; -, ;: ;. i CHALLENGE. ■> .;■' ..i,---.-?.. ■ Owners of the Sabrina'Hereby /JL offer to sjl a, match against the Yacht Fleet wing for £5 a side, over the usual course for ten ton bp^ti. The match to be sr.ilS3"nn3er Auckland Yacht Club Eules. jSjAiicklaqd, October 29,1872. ■[*< )' ' |#| QNEY TO LEND, on Promissory '-"ifclLjL Not-21, on L-nd, on Houses, on Minims, and other .§hares,j Motjageft effected.*—F; .isflf.-i Stevens; ■Qffeen-strcet. mES. Cazaly will be glad to ac commodate two or three gentlemen with a comfortable home. Terms moderate. Grey-street. A i .'Tit A E El S* "" 1 FINE ART MM&flJSpffl"™" ul — - OIL PAINTINGS, OLEOGRAPHS, C H^R 0 M 0 -L Of T<®'& G'R"APM| '&c, ! : ,-.:-. !" IN SPLENDID GUILT FRAMES ■UO !Vl &<BsJIIha « r' :il "'"- -: :;f"';s^; '.'--■■■■«.' ; Subscribers xt 10s!'Each."' I ,'oHoi j . — PRIZES. NO BLANKS. ! to Bflo'iJtrhsaofj On 6Mfl iii*Jiii!J :.iiO.T ,s;> TO BE DBAWN FOR .efiooiJ rttoul ON 'SATURDAY, DECEMBER 22, 1872. L'';)'i | .tiliol^ s«oil k'libomtili ,»30d!I«'j --.M'ioK J(r,TJ UO •v.t..;v(p/'. ii,,1!.',: 'prizes now on view in the show room 'AtAf 1 .! j AT y'CAVENDISH HOUSE, (OfPOSITK DUEHXM-STREIT). ■i ' hi'ii noBWoiT ,w!bß Hi lo rftxx'''. 'i>-j .tiot&'Hijiitis'M') e/IJ loi olcfaJiuß (StatupiT 6aa .•fifl(| -fO(j Jjt; nit in jowiotT I*uj'.*t Jjoc * * ' ■ j ; i,uh:W-> htu. totyfl id snlxfioi'J ofMsiii-fjiifiU a;fi) iB T 8.1 0 T OR DERsT Militia and Volunteer Office, , Auckland, October 29, 1872. rilHEf Volunteer Force of the Auck- JL 1 land District will assemble in the Domain on Saturday, the 9th November next, at 11 o'clock a m punctually, to celebrate the anniversary of the i birth pf His Royal Highness the Prince of Wales. Ten rounds Blank per Adult and Cadet will be issued on parade; and each piece of Artillery to be provided with ftfteen rounds Blank. Shcluld spectators prove obstructive the force will be moved to the <^ff^WS^S« l Commanding Auckland District. THE City Council will receive applications till noon on MONDAY NEXT, i the 41 h November, for the lease for grazing purposes, for'a]term of twelve months, of the paddock in rear of Mi. Gilfillan's House, corner of Kyber Pass Road. Fuither particulars can be obtained at the City Coun* Offices, F , BRODIB, Towa Clerk.



'NORTHERN DIVISION ELECTION. A MEETING of Electors will be T held iin the Devonport Hall, on Thursday Evening next, the 31st instant, at eight o'clock, for the purpose of selecting a gentleman for nomination to the vacant seat in the Provincial Council. HENRY NICCOL,,■.. Chairman Devonport District Board. "YTEWTON CONGBEGATIONAL SUNDAY SCHOOL. THIS (TUESDAY) EVENING, OCT. 29, THE ANNUAL SOIREE Will "bo.held/ . Tea at 6:30. Tickets, Is Od each, may jbe obtained, from any of the teachers. After tea the usual meeting will, take place, consisting'of Music, Singing by the Children, Speeches by various friends, Etc., Etc. . ..-,.- NOT 10 E . IN accordance with the 27th Clause of the Licensing Act, 1871, I hereby give notice that I intend to apply to the Worshipful Justices of the! Peace, for the District of Auckland, for a transfer of my license of the Shakespeare Hotel, Auckland, to Robhut Gallagher, of Auckland. HENRY CLARKE. October 26, 1872. NOT I CE. IN< accordance with the 27th'Clause* 1 of the Licensing Act, 1871,-I hereby give notice that I intend to apply to- the WorsTiipful Justices of the !Peac£ A for the District of Auckland, fprfa transfer of my licence of the. Duke'of of Marlborough Hotel, to Henry Clarkb r (late of the Shakespeare Hotel), Auckland. - JAMES PALMER. 0ct0ber26,1872,; . ;k . . : NOTIFICATION. T^T- BE O W N H ILL respectfully intimates to his customers and the general public that, to meet the demand of his increasing trade,' he has, in connection with his Wyndham-street Boot Manufactory, opened a branch shop in those premises, 88, Queen-street (next door to J. Howden, Jeweller), where he now exhibits a iplendid stock of the first Colonial and English-made Ladies', Children's, and Gentlemen's Boots and Shoes' manufactured and imported under W.B.s special care! Repairs executed on the premises on the shortest notice. The special attention of storekeepers, masters of vessels, and country dealers is called to the large wholesale stock of goods, which is offered at a liberal trade discount for cash. "/-; ■ ■' • ':'"{! COAL AND FIREWOOD DEPOT, J CRAIG notifies to his friends and • the general public that he has Re-commenced the Coal and Firewobd' trade in those premises, Fort street, recently held by Mr J. Maodonald, where lie will undertake to,supply. the best value of Coals, Fire wood (cut or' uncut), onan honest profit for c.:<ih.' A large Stock of Titree Firewood and best NtS.W. and Bay Coals always on hand.'' To Masters of Vessels and Bushmen—J. C. is also a Gißh Purchaser of TitreejFirewood at current rates. TO LET, the large Warehouse at present in the occupation of the undersigned.— Apply to W. G. HARRISON AND CO., Wyndham-str: et. Wanted. \XTANTED, an Assistant, Improver, ~,*»,■ : and an Apprentice to the Dressmaking.— ' Apply to Miss Jenkins, Pitt street. WANTED', a good Servant.—Apply to Mrs Holloway, Suffolk Hotel, Djdwood. WANTED, two strong Lads.— Apply to J. and D. Oxley, AVharf. WANTED TO SELL,, a Wheeler and Wih'on's Sewing Machine : nearly new. ;TrtA.pply fourth houce, irom Gzs Works, Nelson-street. WANTED, as Partner in a first class School, a thoroughly educated Lady. One qualified toi undertake, the entire manf,;jement of the Musical Deportment preferrod. Address— "Musical," Evening. Sta,r .office, ~ ~ . , ; ,. WANTED,'. a.^respectable Servant Girl to wait' 'table ; wages 10s per week to commence with;— Apply to P. W. Walsh, Albert Barracks WANTED,, a Tinsmith alnd: Zinc Worker.—Apply to C.Witheford, Plumber, Gasfltter, etc., Parnell.. , f ... , , . ; . . . T^rANTEEC a; General Servant;— T T Apply to i Mrs, Eaglesim, No. 40, Wellesley street. Reference reqivred. WANTED KNOWN; that the undersigned has on sale a large stock of well assorted;Titt»bor,'Planed,! .Tpnguqd and Grooved aiid rough, in first and second-class. Timber yards : Custom house street;,and.tlieSh^d, Breakwater.Road., '~,r further particulars apply to Mr^ Gkohuk Gilcubisx ; '6VC.;A' HAifeiJß. ,■'■ ' ' '■'■' '■ ■' « h-7i ■" '■, "• ' Auckland!; S.ejptember.9,lß72;'';,'.,' . WANTED, uw; General; Servant; '; Apply to Mra. Macnicol, St! jam,ea' Marise^ Wellington-street. "."/ ,'.'.,, ■,".'■..'';,■■■' ■ ',:'.■.,;; WANTED K^OWN, ttiat Holdl' ship'&;Oo,,: Wholesale and Retail Timber Merchants and Manufacturers,'I''execute orders with despatch, and at the lowest possible prices, from any of their establishments. Head Office : Saw Mill and Timber Yards, Custom , house Street, Auckland Sash, Doqr, and Moulding Factory, Newton ; i , Saw Mill and Timber Yard, Beach, Grahamstown Timber Yard^ Cpromand.eT ~7 Saw Mill, Whangaroa Harbour, convenient for all : ports and deep water for loading. "tTt"ANTED'the public to know that ;-f/V ■l!^l'thßfNeWSeason's Novelties[for liaaie's'ana Babies noW open" at'R. W. Dyson's Nfew Premises,' ISO, Queen-street, next Messrs. Morrin's, Ironmongers.' ' TXfA/^^EDi" purchasers for. best' vl* 1] " "Newcastle.pottl.':' 4elivereo; at lowest'rates.-, W. aidG. Wimtoiie,:Oustom-house'street. ni ' ' ( ei^n —-"/i-,--" • •■■■■- /■= ■■■ ■■-"■' '■•-> "VX^NTEDi'Purchasers f^r '.ftufjjwict. ro!!» »i Un-cut Firewood i delivered,a,t, lowest rates. '—W. [and G, Winstone, C/stom:honse,street.. Bricks, Lime, Sand, Shells, and Tiles 'WISIBD, . Pttrbha^r's;'1 r for. the tf) f)•'above". Solii and Jelivertd'.at,the- ipWesi rates from the yard: at! the 'Firewo'od"Wbart. Con tractdrs liberally dealt, withr -100.-000 Bricks guaran teed fo.bo,ttlw.ays on'hand.l rA'U orders to be addressed to W.! HJRBV^/jianctipn. otftuaanitaßd^Qreyi streets.: Sole 4289!k!tpr jjie 'Wh«m> brioKni»ker.s^ jialli naUwJ YXff ,4.N,TED,,kirp^ijv;, IJnriyaUed » *| Black^'SilkDresseiiat 6dperlyafttare to.be btained at Dyson's New Premises, 130, Qtieien-str'eet. SA N T E B^o[ Sell/" #ew and , Secondhand Sewing .-Machines, r at ■- the > SiopU 1 (Vtulcaa t line. J "A I f?!ai'a&6il) /(Sriotch made)~Tailor's ;Ma<cbine.; a ,Wheeleufand| W4l3on[;r a Wilcbx.andG^bJjs;.,a Grayer and;Jßaker.. aM several new and se'eond'harid -Machines; • Repaii's ;d6rie. ■ " ■ ■ TTf ANTED K-^OWN,, 'that Wj * ■'&: GOIiDtE is'prepared to^ Supply' all kinds of Tanbet.anjLpther. BuU4^fe i]WaJeriagi including Sasheb, Doors/Mouldings, Broad iPinfber, Housfeblbcks, Post«J Kailiij'HardwooffFelloe^ Shafts, Iron' Bark; and Blue JGum. Laths, Shingles,-fcc,"&or at the lowesi »rkft prices, atW y»rdij fCuitom-hou»e afreet,' i I



I , Miscellaneous. /"rVTEW. C;HINA MATTINGS I' ±X (BEST QUALITY IMPORTED), ONE SHILLING PEE, YARD. FRED. LOVEROCK & CO., , City Hall, Queen-street. TUST DECEIVED, ex Bulwark, a tl Choice Assortment of Gentlemen's Saddles, Etc., Etc., Etc. B. GITTOS. > ;iT-:O"f [3, Wyiidham street. J . FRUIT ! FRUIT 1!! ON" SALE, by the Undersigned, the entire cargo of Oranges and Coooanuts, ex Success, from Tahiti. H. CANHAM, High-street. FOR PRIVATE SALE. TWO SHOPS AND HOUSES, PITT STREET. TEtE Subscribers have , for, Sale^ Cheap, an Allotment 33 feet frontage' to Pitt' street, with two Shops and Dwelling-houses erected thereon. .-I' ,• 01 ■■■ ..-.• :'• •' •' ■■ ;i;' ■ jt Full particulars can be obtained from | ■)SAMUEL CQCHKANE& SON,' ;X' ~i..i .:■ U\ 'r Fort street, ; FAREY'S ESTATE- ._. ,;.'; A LL Claims not sent in to either one •CL of the Trustees until' the 31st of this month ■will not be recognised:! . ', ; ' ' ; G: W. OWEN, l Trngteea ■;,,,{'; H. BROWN, ; Trustee3- FOB SALE, a light Spring Cart; at Hill's, Coachbuilder, Newmarket. TEN SHILLINGS REWARD. - 1" OST, in the vicinity of Waterloo JIJ Quadrant, on Saturday last, a silver mounted Riding Whip. —Anyone returning the same to office of this paper will receive the above reward. CEAIG'S TEOUBLES — WANGAPOA CONSPIRACY. To th& Editor of tho Evening Star. ■ ; r/. Sic,—Will you kindly publish this letter, together . with annexed documents, and allow me through your . columns to thank the gentlemen who signed the letter dated 15th instant. The expressions of opinions, therein as to the action of Mr MacCormick, in his recent attempt before the Grand Jury, are especially gratifying, as they shew the sympathy of many with one whose only effort has been to maintain the right. —Yours obediently, i -'-■ •[■" J. S. MACFARLANE. October 24,1872. ,• '' Auckland, October 24,1872. Dbar Sir,— Several gentlemen having expressed to me their disapprobation of the attempt of Mr Mac- Cormick to get a criminal prosecution against you, I felt it my duty to obtain for you a letter bearing the signatures of such gentlemen as chose to sign it, and I accordingly beg to hand you the enclosed letter In getting the signatures I Avoided asking for the names of those gentlemen who formed the Special Jury, of/ which the Hon. James Farmer was foreman, and of the Grand Jury, of which Captain Daldy was foreman, believing that all those ■ gentlemen* had already ex pressed their opinions pretty plainly of what they think of the Wangapoa conspiracy.—Yours faithfully, HUGH CRAIG. J. S. Macfarlane, Esq. Auckland, October 15,1872. J. S. Magfarlane, .Esq. . ■ Dear Sir,—We, the" undersigned, having learned with regret that an attempt, though fruitless, has been made by Mr MacCormick to get the Grand Jury to find aftrue bill against you for libel in connection with the action you have taken 'in Craig's affairs, beg to offer you this public expression of our sympathy and support. : "•■'-■ i V I (^SfJJ : i i. We trust our laws will never be disgraced by brand ing ai a criminal one who has done so much it trying to defend a deeply-injured man, and .that in making his wrongs public nothing will deter you from folloW-, ing the course you have hitherto pursued. —We are dear sir, yonrs faithfully, B. Tonks'and Co. G. B. Owen^'' : Jas. Williamson Jas. Cruickshank ■ Samuel Fleming Joseph.May . . ,„ .Tames' Wallace John Lamb Joseph Newman . « : -Wnf.-Mdttono r ; - f \*Z§p, Henry Niccol ' Thos. Mdrrin " ___'' .. _ . Every Mac Lean James Macky Charles Ring R. Whitson and Son Thomas Cawkwell .. ( Owen Joiies"•; '•(, i■{ £j 1:1 William Gardiner ~*,- G. Yon derHeyde ;: n ,, Joseph Benn'ett ' : "W: Rattr'ay, sen. H. F; Anderson ■:':.. W. G. Harrison and Co: ■' John Taylor ;Geo. Holdship '■ Henry Gilflllan Thomas Macky John Spppott . i; ;-. James Braund.i: !' E. Ellingham . E: B. Robinson f . if.,r . Dalgleish and Reid , N. 8.-Walker;.-. -•■■.: -.■,« J. T.'Boylan - T. Hi.Hunter T. Ring ';:; vi - T. J. Sommerfleld ; BAEG-AINS in Sewing Machines, i ex Bulwark. —I have just bought a consignment of Thomas's best Hand-Sewing Machines, ;a little damaged in the bright work and japan. List price in London-^£4 4sl They are a first-class Lock-stitch Shuttle Machine, with the working. parts all .perfect. Will be ready on Tuesday next. Price (for one week), AS 10s., when the balance will be withdrawn for re-guilding, jtc. Each machine guaranteed.— GEOJ W. ;HJBLpP, t^eTittJngShop, IV"ulcantlaiie, i ,s; CHiE AP< POTAT ,0 ES ! G cß EA P ; po.l POTATOES! r\rbW LANDING, and on Sale at -Li ! the stores 6f'/the undersigned, PRIME VICTORIAN POTATOES, at £4 per ton. i . ; Jj . r :. W.J. HURST '&/ GO' X . 105^ Queen-street.. is , ~',;;•! ;i :'.•:■! iv '•T. ANDING EX BITLWMtK^ND ,^f j ROBERT HENDERSON, > 5 cases Nutmegs, very fine ■ 5 cases Mixed Spice, Fancy Cartoons , ;•„, f.^f' j 2 bales binhamoh ' 2 bales Clpyes,, ,; ,-,,,;,' [.']/ p, \\ '.I 10.casks.Carraways, <3J-(\W> 'ASlii li nww & casks Jamaica Ginger ■"•'-;' ;: .'•'-',• 1; : " 10 cases Cochin Ginger, : ~;i \\,- .-...,,.. '-, ?ji ■••■ i,i ;2>,,; 1-!;; X^-'l'rZ '■■ y_ ;1 ,", Mace ' ~,i,.: *■ r --. \..- n; nlj!.'jj»9 ii HlO „ Durham Mustard, 7 lb. tins \$ >IMJI.(;i ", A"niib.:Mnis '■ '■■'} >s 1 '■"' 6 „ Superior ,',. >. '.ilbJtins (s 0 ( li- „ ■ lib tins,- •• vh ■ . 5 V i,,;-irj::.'>. ' iv/!iW'V/; :: : »-«». tmS ,;, wiilbjiM i null, m,,:V v;/' i f ,^f .■ ioj.';^',.':":'.''.^ ■• • •"•■•'-.■ r. "i»J ■•'• Wb tins l'.^' ft: bal. i 2--;-".' Pipe'Liqnprice, 10-lb1 boxes. ",;;; ",\'['\,'_ 1° '" ■■■"■'■' ■■ ■' '_~! , ;jJ 1 ! fi p,.S,T^PHE«SON & CO., . tnth JOOfF, FH.AND SP ICE , MER CfiC;A.W TjS; :. ,iA. 'i ■ ■M>'A..c I O;KL.'A-»;d. ■• Jasifc oi toiji ..^i _; ■■ ;- -- 'i' ;.f[ ,i ■ - "■' ■-•' ,i 7.' ' j— r—~'d fFEADESMEN'S BOOKS Posted-up JL. and Balanced. Accounts made out upon' reasonable te^ws, ,i« the s\rictes.t;ponftaence ( ;—Agdrfess ;;t.'M., EyenijigStar off\ce,,, ~,.,„. „ ~,. , f g T,, OO X 0V T F O R i4-J ZUILA, Tttß "FEARIifiSS JI [ tjLO,YALj JTffE MIRACPLOUS. vr)tf TWI COACHES BETWEENTTGARUAWAHIA ~[ m win HA?iIJLTOJIT, T or7 ;;i' fK I t<: A Cp^^T4:NQß;"wm'i^iji-on : and iX and. a£t,er Monday., ,next between ,the abqye named'town3;'.barryiiig;passe<nge;rs»nd(lyggage^ leaving ; HARRij4' r p,elt» 'Hotel a(j,eight a,m^ and,HamiltQii,at / f6urp.in;','eacfe4fty-" ■■' \' \'irr' Vo'';'.'V iZ\ '>i'.<u> r, * .Special '.arrangements, .persons wishing fo go *>through.'to'jyam^age. V ' .Wan ■' ■•■■(■■ >d ssmhtS I'••'•'Saddle Horses aflbf Buggies; op Tiire. •■; .. ~,-,5,, .'(T/'Va ,:> proprietor,



i Entertainments. rjl I T T HALL. GREAT SENSATION ! GREAT SENSATION ! GREAT SENSATION ! GREAT SENSATION ! GREAT SENSATION ! GREAT SENSATION! WA L KIN G THEC EI LIN G ! WALKING THE CEILING ! " WALKING THE CEILING! ■ POSITIVELY LAST NIGHT BUT ONE OF THOSE TALENTED ARTISTES v : Z U I L A, AND jT^g^O-A t;.J6 rI Y;:A:LV' CHAMPION GYMNASTS OF THE WORLD, In their Daring, Graceful r.nd Wonderful Entertain ment. > TO-NIGHT !,,,,., . r And for this night only M. LOYAL will perform the Wonderful and Astounding Act never before attempted in New Zealand of WALKING THE CEILIN.CIj. lfi: l PROGRAMME: .PARTI. . Overture—"Semiramide"—Orchestra' ■'.•"•' • - Duet -Mrs Mitel ell and Mr Winter Horizontal Bar—M. LOYAL, Champion of the World Song—"The May Queen "—Madame Winter Song—"Oh ye Tears?'—Mrs Mitchell- < a j •) >Gr ej,t Sensational Performance—" Zatnpiltorostation M. LOYAL . ; ;! .PART 11. ' ''' '.* ,'' ■ : Selection—" Sonnambula "—Orchestra Song "The Pil-rrim of Love "—Mr Winter Great Sensational Act—WALKING THE CEILING M. LOYAL , . , Song—"The {Blighted tGirl to! her I Harp —Mrs. MitcheU Duet —" Yield thee, Love "—Madame and Mr Winter MADEMOISELLE ZUILA, the Fearless, in her great / : .TrancepJt.Flight, assisted-by .M.'-LOYAL. r .. ,-j ; . "..■'* \ ... ,P AJR.T.,I^I,I*- '~•-.;.; i,. Quadville—" Joan A'i re "—Orchestra Ba?!ad ■ "LitMe Nell"—Mis Mitchell Scena—" Macgrejror's Gath'ring"—Mr Winter Song— "■ The Old.Song"—Madame'Winter- : • .... .0 ZUILA and M. LOYAL in their elegant, daring, and graceful performance on the Double Trapeze :, Leader of the. Orchestra, .. Mr. : F. Leech. . . :..,.,,:. WEDNESDAY, .:. -. GRAND . COMPLIMENTARY BENEFIT i if . Tendered to ; MDL LE: 'Z Ul'!1 L:iA,; ;i:! By the L.,d'es of Auck'frnd,' ';L rju: !'■■■: On whiih occr.sion she wi"1. perform a NEW ACT BY HERSELF ON THE SINGLE TRAPEZE. z) Prices of admission :—Dress Seats, 3s ; Stalls, 2s ; Back seats, Is. Tickets can be had and seats secured at Cucksey's, nextCityHall. -il.s/YT " ' iH/i )i >/!'/'•• SECOND COMING OF CHRIST. A LECTURE will be delivered in the Hall of the Young Men's (Jhristian Associa tion Rooms, We^esley street, on FRIDAY EVENING November 1, 1872, by., Mbtß. Cass, ,- Subject :— "•A Defence of Premillenndrlanism." ~;," ( Admission, Cd. The Chair will be taken at half-past seven o'clock by Joseph Newman, Esq. As this Lecture will treat of the profoundest matters in Theology all Bible students are earnestly invited to attend. .TDRINOE Otf WALES THEATBE. Lessee .. ~ Signor P. Vragnizan. iTkIS (TUESDAY) EVENING, OCT. 29. FAREWELL BENEFIT And Re-Appearance for THIS NIGHT ONLY of j. , S.I GNOR1' iJO;NATOi' ! The World-renowned ONE-LEGGED DANCER, prior —"' to his departure for America, per p.s. Nevada. . On which occasion he will be assisted by the AUCKLAND AMATEUR EXCESIOR MINSTRELS, it* i'" ; -jWhohavein the kindest manner tendered .their, . „ ! valuable sei-vices.!-:' • ■ '•' ■ • ■■' ->•■ ja oi .—^- MR ;AND MRS B. N. JONES, MR AND MRS. ; ) J. G. JOYCE, and other talent, who have also ! ,7 \ generously proffered their aid. £3TThe Bill of Fare provided for the occasion will comprise a COMEDIETTA by the Old Favourites ; Ethiopian Sketches and Songs by the Minstrels; WONDERFUL CfMRA'CTERISUJa. DANCESV.by: SIGNOR DONATO, the Wonder of the Age, forming ;he best Miscellaneous Programme ever submitted to ;he Auckland Public. SIGNOR DONATO will appear in his Favoritt Songs and Dances. Prices of Admission :—Dress Circle, 3s ; Stalls, 2s ; PIT—ONE SHILLING -.•liriSeats can be secured at .Upton and Cp.'js.. . -.-.-.yr FFET 3—? m m "" q|h o c a l hall. ROYAL ITfLIAN AND ENGLISH OPERA COMPANY. SUBSCRIPTION SEASON COMMENCING ■ : ABOU^.^OVEMBEB,^,!,.. > ••;■/; j i) MESSRS. LYSTERAND.CAGLL.. iHave much pleasure in announcing that they will commence the season as above with a DOUBLE COMPANY, ENGLISH &.ITALIAN, . ! with a FULL CHORUS of' Male and Female Voices and GRAND ORCHESTRA. The Operas will be placed on the stage in a proper manner, with nothing neglected that can tend to make a perfect representation: r ;-j ' j J j /' f )'l !Jg -*The CHt)RAL HALL will be so arranged as to enable every person to command a full view of the : performers. Neither trouble or expense will be spared to make this Opera Season one characterised byithe highest ARTISTIC EFFECTS. ; .She Subscription List is now open at Messrs Upton .and Col's. ■' '' «* n?wi-a*,J«mc«n« ; n*aa B-rm y lw Those who intend to subscribe are requested to do so as early as possible, to save hurry and confusion <m'arrival of the Company:,.- , v< -.a: ,i !>■■■. Subscribers have the privilege of securing any par ticular seats up to the time of closing the Subscrip tion List for any particular Opera. , _ 11 ><x x &Q4f. Yk(l3o T A?■ Terms of Subscription :—Dress Circle (Twenty-four Ticket transferable), Eight Guineas; Stalls (Twenty •fotir Tickets transferable), Five Guineas. "•idOMFOET! CLEANLINESS! '<> IJ | AND ECONOMY. idt'oi Lock up your Old Forks hi" Look upyourOld'-CTruets, '~ir Etc., Etc., Etc. : >(j(Lnd take them to be Re-plated and Beautified, For a trifling cost, at the Electro-Plating And Gilding Establishment, 14, WELLESLEY STREET. rpHE undersigned beg§j| to announiife . JL to hotel-keepers, restaurant proprietors, jewellers, q>riva^e families)* and others tmVifhe is prepared "tc Electro-silver every description of Electro-plated Ware, at reasonable rates; guaranteed to stand the test ol War.! Jewellery Cleaned and Re-gilt, equal to new, at th< shortest notice. •i, / Special reductions made upon quantities, and al ,' orders (country or otherwise) punctually attended to. ;'. —Allkinds of Iroii, Steel, Brass, Copper, Lead i ;.PfeJ#ter, or Zinc work, Gilt or Plated. '•', i Vl :— 14 mb E. H. FEAT ON, 'I^'iBiECTRO-PIiATER k GIIiDUR, I . ' li, WsiiTiXSiixy sxaaxv,



Board and Residence, i o T/r RE-OPE NED", JJTJSSELL'S DINING- EOOMS, WELLESLEY-STREET EAST (Opposite Golden Crown Brewery). ~ ~. MEALS AT ALL HOURS, 6 p . E A C H. VICTORIA HOUSE. "A NORTH SHORE. ' .. ' - 11T Mrs Landers wishes to let the public know thatshe i ' - ■ / is prepared to receive Boarders, or to let Furnished Apartments on the most reasonable terms. Also, to m thank her friends for their past favours. ' ' . ".-- N.B.—Tea, Coffee, and other Refreshment at al[ all hours. BOAED & EESIDENCE. -Apply Belle View House, Vincent street (off Cook street,) BOARD AND RESIDENCE— ',-; : Two or three Gentlemen can be accommodated . withßoardand Residence or partial Board in a healthy, ' ... part of the city. Terms moderate.—Apply to Mrs ,'i Ellison, Prospect House, Hobson street, two doors, \pl\\ St. Matthew's Church ST." LEONARD'S HOUSE, Parnell Rise. PRIVATE BOARD AND RESIDENCE. pOMFORTABLE Board and Eesi- V>^ denee, for one or two Gentlemen, in a eorievriient' ' ; . and healthy locality. Terms moderate. For refer- _ r . '" enca and address apply at office of this paper. - '' Auctions.:, . s^imukik NEW ZEALAND AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY. ;; ME. A. BUCKLAND will sell by public auction on Friday next, at 12 o'clock, the right of admission to the Society's Show in the; \" , Albert Barracksiim November C. Also, the right to" * sell the catalogues. Full particulars will be named at the time of Sale.t 1 <TX# • JOHN GORDON,: Secretary. f J, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 30; ,'•■•;■; H• • CITY MAR^T. : ON ACCOUNT OF WHOM IT' MAY " , 'Z 1 f)fl;i ■"■ ■■ ::> ■ concern/ . , .:;-';/,. lus EX BULWARK, "KELLY, MASTER,' ■''■':;' ' ''FROM LONDON. I DAMAGED BY SEA WATER. TW. G. HARRISON & CO. ~ '~. , . HAVE received /inltructions. to sell J:\ by auction, at the City Mart, on Wednesday, 30tli October, at eleven o'clock, on. account; of whom it may concern, ex Bulwark, T.S. McF. over A in diamond r- ; •■■■\yt /.;; : ■-; .</.■;■>; JAtFTUM HO 175—99 pairs 9-4 Blankets . .11 •■' I ''Wrappers 'cainvas and* tar 177- 49 pairs 10-4 Blankets ,;.; .)!! Wrappers canvas and tar 178—50 pairs 114-4 Blankets • ■:'. .i ' ■•■ X i: ,-..-f >' ■■„■■ i : •■. " Wrappers canvais'and tar~ ■-; • • ■; .170—49 pairs 11-4 Blankets ' • :;V, r .-;. 1. i Wrappers canvas and tar 180—50 pairs 10-4; Blankets ■ > Wrappers canvas and tar -: 181—49 pairs 10-4 Blankets , : Wrappers canvas and tar 182—49 pairs 11-4 Blankets . . ,-.-, ■■ Wrappers canvas and tar 183—10 pieces 70-in Croydon Sheeting Canvas and tar .. r i : 184-16 pieces 70-in Croydon Sheeting 1 * . Canva&andtar .. S. in diamond, H.M. on top— I 6j6—-40 pieces 32-in. HorrOcks' A Longclotb ~.■■,. "■■'■.■■■'■ ' svorfu ■■'Case'and tin"' ;' !'. ■'. 65—40 piecesß6-in. Horrocks' A. Ltingclotli. ." . ■"- KW ' Case and tin' ' ': ,!' '. ;': ■ •■ -■'■■•■ ~1&-A§ pieces 36-in.'Horrocks' B. Longelotli ; I '• ■'•■ Case and tiii1,/. '; '■' : ,<\. P. in diambna — '- . ■; 2—13 pieces, Flannel L h. j ■'Canvas and tar i -V''6^lß pieces Flannel . r . . . . „*, Canvasandjar; :;.;::Jf^ A K.TL-— ■ . ~ , f ■;fi.v t T^ 949—50 pairs 10-4 Medhxni Blankets, '".:"i.! J" ■■■ Wrappers 'darivas ana tar ■ . 951—50 pairs 104 Medium Blankets _ Wrappers canvas and tar 1 ■; '651—18;p!eces Flannel/ (~ ' i TT 811 TO.) 'Q "■■ v ', ', Canvas and tar , L.LN.— ' ' , i 650—19 pieces Flannel ■'■ Canvas and tar. ' Terms—Cash. ''" " JA Ati r , \ MONDAY, NOVEMBER^: VALUABLE WALNUT PIANOFORTE "~~ ■ ele<sAMt■/ drawin&^room: sur^] J/[ SILVER PLATER WAENUT INLAID rl FURNITURE, _ p *& ■_: IK* ~ AT THE ALTEN ROAD. 'T1 H E SttbscriDers'haVb. rec^iyedr D % "iL , instructions, from; Edward 3erinne.tt, Esq., Barristei'-at-Law,. to sell at his residence, A.lten Road, n Monday, November.4, at Eleven o'clock, The whole of his New and Valuable English-made h.i'i Household Furniture—Valuable Walnut Piano-. i forte, by Ziegler, 7 octaves ; Elegant Drawing 'room. Suite, f upholstered in- crimson and gold.] fiff ■rep, consisting or Couch, Six; Chairs, and; T^o w ) , Easy Chairs; -Walnut Centre Table (inlaid), r ~ <> 1 jWhatnot, Work Table, Davenport; Very-11 • ■ .■ iSuperior Card Table, Mu3ic Stool, allin Walnut; '■; , ana hands6mely inlaid;' Gilt Mirror, Ornaments,' '! ■ • Brussels Carpet, Mahogany Dining Table, ■'Cane ' Arm Chairs,' Rimu Book-case, Bagatelle Board;1 ■ ■"', Choice OiL Paintings and Pictures; Hand^ ' ; :i" painted Dessert Service, Quantity Silver Plate, '"•'■'■;. x x Glassware^ etc.;' also, Bedroom' and;, Kitch»n' , ■'l, Furniture, Cooking UtensilSj eta, etc:-1 - »udpq , | SAMUE^ COCHH^NE :,& SON, ; SLf£ A ' Auctioneers. .:-v'l<-?: ■'■ ::< ': ! 'FRIDAY; 'NOVEMBER i." igSSS rf\&A S^tfVHiI** ;J; --'r.at-^the;^. JL j Rooms^ Fort street, ou'FrLUy-, ixoveniberi, at,q eleven 0'c10ck,;,,,!.; ' '/{. .;'•,,-,., i . ..', : : ,.;7 HOUSEHOIii) FURNITURE,1 Office Tables; Stuffed » 'Seats) Etc. ; also, a Valuable Collection of. ■' , Photographs; f torn pictures by Old Masters. . ', ' iSA^UEIj^COCHRANE & SON, ;.. .f T , (^ '. . ,',''-,'_ Auctioneers. : , ; .. ; ;;; :.. ■: . ■ 07.' j WEDNESDAY; OCTOBER 30; bullimkgS;ATi Wnx waikato. . V: THE Subscribers Lave been favored- > with instructions from the Agent .for the General : ,!' ni Government tol sell'by pubticaiictiori at the Roonw, i . l ,, 3 >- Fort street, on Wednesday, 30th instant,' at twelv»" o'clock, . .'':'•'^.'p -')' ' No.'' 7—Officers' Quarters IJo, s—Large_Store, iron roof. . , ~'' ' i—y Nos. 6 and ~4—^tbre and Lean-to INo. 7— Storej f-. tr f: :"'{■ i_< Jl :-Jc) ■ iii V ;No. 17—Shed/irb'ri roof The; buildings n&y; p'eTs.eenVand liurther.'iftlorma tion obtained, on application to Mr Marshall, at Port Waikato^, A plan,shewing their various position^ can tee seen at the office'of " . '~-.• -,ir ' jf'l. I SAMUEL CpCHRANE" & SON, ■ ; ; bclia ■:■ • "AucfWneers. -. J::.: '■~;;;,,■■ [^ ~~~ \ !MEM£bA&I -OCTOBER,3I. ■ :'\- ' ■■ Jj L | jvd^i*^ W'A' FR! E-I'--'-"^^ THE Subscribes 4will -sell-"at jthg^ Roops; Tort-street,' on Thursday "October f St.. v d JSli at 11 o'clock,- '" "., ■ 'Slit .; : :. ; *o in>jU«ri|i^a6lT'S AN ASSORTMENT OF SELECT STANDARDS jus , iWOKK.B.. binmn W^!* -^"-;;" #itKEMO I SAMUEL vCOQ^RirNEI* SO^r