The Evening Star.

Vol. IV.—No. 1,057?j

Auckland, N.^.: TUESDAY, JUNE 10, 1873

[Price: ONE PENNY.



JjKk TTIRST SHIP EOR _K^^\ -1- LONDON. dJpgfflP* FOR LONDON DIRECT. !, The magnificent clipper ship Woodlark, BG9 tons register, 17 years Al at Lloyd's, Thomas Wood, Commander, will load for London on discharge of her inward cargo, leaving end of July. The Wood lark has made the best voyage of the season—Bß days from London,—and offers unusual inducements to intending Passengers, the accommodation for all classes being unsurpassed. For freight or passage apply to CRUICKSHANK & CO., _ ii . Agents s /h^i Tj^Oß LONDON -JL DIRECT. ■^"^^jSa" T0 SAIL ENI) 0F JUNE- The Barque Thames, Al, 13 years at Lloyd's, Capt. A. J. Cotjves. This vessel hns superior accommodation for a few firat class passengers. , For freight or passage apply to .., ' ROBERT WALKER & CO. May 31,1873 \ \ Jk^X "\TEW ZEALAND ■^^^S. -Ll' PARCELS CONVEYANCE. ■'^*f"^S£cL Small Parcels may now be sent to the ••" il'l1 ' "I""' undersigned for despatch to New Zea land from England, or from New Zealand home, at very Cheap Rates, which will include, Marine In- Burance, F.P.A., and all ,other charges. , Parcels should be sent, Carriage Paid, to our office for despatch, fully addressed to the consignee in England or in New Zealand, ; and the value thereof stated. In order to carry out this project satisfactorily ■ iiia particularly requested that friends of those in New Zealand will make known the "NEW ZEA LAND CONVEYANCE*! as much as possible, and support the iinrtertakiDg. Full particulars of terms on which parcels may be transmitted' frorri England to New Zealand; or from New Zealand to England, may be obtained on appli cation to EDWARD & HERBERT BUTTERFIELD, ,'i.,, 27,-Leadenhall street, London, E.C. ' Or, to ""■\ ELLIOTT & ANDERSON, V /',(, ■ ' ■ ■•' ■ Queen-street Wharf, Auckland. No further charge is made if the parcel is called for at the, head offices, London and Auckland. Insurance against all risk effected if requested, and value stated. j_^_i- .;—I i : ■ _1_ ; •V;*kak A TJCKLAND STEAM <*SWrj^\ -UL PACKET COMPANY P.S. Eoyal Alfred. Wednesday, June 11, leaves Auckland at 11 a.m. ; Tararu. for Coromandel, at 4 p.m. ; Coromandel for Aucklaiid, at 7 p.m.' j Thursday, June 12, leaves Auckland for Tararu, at 11 a m. ; Tararu for Auckland, at 4 p.m. . Friday, June 13, leaves Auckland for Tararu, at 11 a.m • Tararu for Coromandel, 4 p.m . Saturday, June 14, leaves Coromandel for Auckland, at'l2 o'clock-noon. -IFreight: 8s per ton, received at the Company's store on the wharf, and kept until shipped free of charge.' : '. ' , . . , Not responsible for accidents' in shipping, carrying, or discharging live: stock. '■>■ ■'■' For freight or passage apply to i ! , WILLIAM LODDER, .'', ' ' , "' Manager and Engineer. ATJCKLANDANOETH SHOEE -1 STEAM FERRY COMPANY (Lrsi!iTED). .-ail-.-i liii ■>■ 'la 1 ■ ■ ' ■:■' i - •-■-" P.S; Takapuna, ~/.,.,!:. THE "PEOPLE'S BOAT, • I,| Leaves Leaves.'■; . Leaves ■>. " eyonport Wharf. Flagstaff Wharf. Auckland Wharf. :r";! 6.50 am. 7.0 a.m 7.20 a.m. rr;'l ;8.20 „ 8.30 „ 8.60 „ ' ' 9.2a „ 9.33 „ 9.50 „ i 10.20. „ 10.3Q „ laeo „ . . 11.20 „ 11.50 „ . 12.50 pm. 1.0 p.m. 120 p.m: -ji •. • •■» >ii.;i 1.50 „ 2.20 „ ■'■- . . , 2.50 „ 3.20 „ ..: ' 3.50 p.m. 4.0' „ 4.20 „ i|n -OO „ 5.0 „ 5.20 „ Vit H i >'. It' ■ ' , ' ■ ;iiiV )i.'.. SUNDAYS. a.m, 10.0 a.m. 10.20 a.m. . -12.40 p.m. 1.20 p.m. 1.50 „ 2.0 p.m. 2.20 „ .?)©( ' 2.60 „ 320 „ 3.50 „ 4.0 „ 4.20 „ 4.60 „ ■ 6.0 „, . 5;20 „ ■ 5;60 ti - - 6.0 „ -■ - &20 „ ' Weekly Tdckets—Single; Is; 6d.; Famil?, 4s. Single fare, 3d. each way ; Children, Hah-price j ■ iv:,-. Horses, 2s. 6d. .each ;i Buggies; '2s. Cd. each. \ • Marbh 13, 1873. f' ' ■ . ' ~, ' |(( r> ■'''"'*« A''.U,S.t : B-ALASIA ft; .11- 3 TEAM NAVIGATION sHEnl&lilltL c 0 's Wfst-Class Steamers. SYDNEY &MELBOURNB. ■■/■ ■■■■ • TRANSHIPPING TO BRISBANE & ALL OTHER Queensland ports, Adelaide, and king GEORGE'S SOUND, by the A.S.N. Company's' Steamships. •'; . ( , ,■■■''• ",i''■.'■'<"■ tfmi , -.' , ~. i [I — 'fi ——. ! " j. I ,hlU:tti '(»!) .The splendid steamship •-.,, [jj r.-. . Irv/ •'-> "'". "Victpriaj F ! Moore, Commander, expected from Sydney about 14th prox., will leave four ddyS after arrival • , For l^«^-^f s^®ltrt''"' \ I^jL -\XrAIKATO STEAMI lilpilLr!.. VV NAVIGATION & COAL COMPANY (Limited). '.THROUGH CARRIERS OF ANB I ~FEOM.AUCKLAND AND WAJKATO^ ..! : LQW,RATES OF FREIGHT. QUIckDESPATCH. J:Cin and after Monday, 12th.Ma y ; o^»^ A*e^ WtiBROOT Tvill start for Mercer MONDAY mi THURSDAY in each, week, from our Temporary Receiving Depot, Messrs J. Highley & Co. s Store, ne*t to Mr G.: W. Binney's, Queen street. •*■ ■< ■■ ■<■ , 1 These Waggons will carry Goods, easier than drays, and, being covered, will ensure perfect protection from the weather to flax and other perishable articles. . 'way- Bills wffl'be issued- for each parcel of Gopds, and'it Is requested these Bills be sent forward to Con-, sfgnges to check the despatch which Goods: ]W yi, "STSght spring dray wIU bq kept to collect Goods1 to tbe'receivlng depftt. '. ' .' ' '!!• •i ■ THROUGH RATES OF FREIGHT. ''-I (Auckland to Waikato n. . , it/I .Auckland to Tuakau..., ~ ,+,,'• f* £S Wfh Auckland to Rangariri ..,-•; ** %&& r Auckland toNgaruawahia '.. ..' '60s per tOn J . • Auckland to Hamilton, or .Whata ■ _ ■■■, I i/A • k Whata,;.,,,,;;; j...,, ;.-.!^ m- .•■66aper;ton{ 7 , Auckland to Alexandra, or.Cam-r . ~., r •■■•■ "bridge.. ' ;'.' ,■..'" •• 65s per ion l Jk j.l ■' • • Waikato: to Awokla-nd. ''•".'.' ..Cambridge, or'lAlexandra, to A4pk-> . 1 ..''•;. 1 land . [.„„ •• 1•• 455-per,,to,n. . ■''Hamilton,' or Whata Whata,' to " .'•i .-.Auckland ■ • ..' ~ '..- ,45s person"1 Ngaraawahia' te Auckland . • • •• ■' 40il Per ton' ! ' Rangariri to Auckland j ... ,;.['■ 3,5s -per , ton. Tuakau to Auckland .. " .. .. 36s per ton These Rates of Freight aire 103 per'ton les^ than by other carriers. ' '' ■'.'■■. ''■ ■• < ' BEADiEY.fc Co., Auckland Agents. : 'I; ,' > j' /; R. R. HONT, ... '~.,':. !r,;ii '; In.in •' Manager. "~^~~WAIKATO TRANS J«MK*^> » » PORT OFFICE, jjpMJPiiSfljp*'.' ' ' FORT-STEEEI, ' AUCKLAND., GOODS FORWARDED TO ALL PARTS OF AVAIKATO. .THROUGH RATES OF FREIGHT. AUCKI.ASD TO WAIKATO. Auckland to Tuakau .. ...... 55s per ton Auckland to Rangariri '.. .. ... 55s per ton Auckiand to Ngaruawahia.. .. .; itJOsperton Auckland to Hamilton or Whata Whata., 65s per ton Auckland to Alexandra_or Cajmbridge ,. t 65s pejrton "WAIKATO TO AUCKXiANO; ' V.l»jl> y, Cambridge or Alexandra] to Auckland Mi : 45s perjton Hamilton or Wha to Auckland. \ , 145s pcr t tqft Ngaruawahia to Auckland..' .. ~ ..' '40s per ton Rangariri to Auckland l!'.'i:"r..' '.'. 85s per tori Tuakau to Auckland.. J i ..ivi: ..:..' :j; !.. '85s per'tori FRANZ SCHEItIT.



Business C&rds. , TXfl LLIA M S XN D 0 0., SHI? CHANDLERS,, Are [Cash Purchasers of Old i SailsY Canvas Rags Europe Rope, Junk, Old Muntz Metal, Copper, Brass, &c, &c.' '■'• ■■':" .: ■.-. ■, , < • ( ~ .; t i' ~ . _ A I■ S AAC S, • GASFITTER & PLUMBER, VICT.O RI A STREET EAST, Four Doors from the" Greyhound Hotel.' ■ Maker of the Patent Enamelled' G'afc Reflector. ' ' EL WIN B. DICKS OK, LICENSED'tAND BROKER • ' (OONVBYANOKK1 TINDER ItnE LAND TBANSFER : ACT). Draughtsman, Illuminator, Herald Painter, &c. The attention of Landholders is particularly invited to the advantages secured to Property brought under this Act, in the security of Title guaranteed, and the rapidity and small cost of transactions effected under it. ~ •. : . Gold Mining Plans Prepared. ' N.B.—No charge made for information or advice,' :■■• 43. Insurance Buildings, Queen-street. < < ■< LAMB 8' ■ B I S QUIT, £18 per ton. Mb' J, S. Maofarlane, Agent. AMOCK BfiGTHEES, SOAF& CANDLE MANUFACTURERS, .CHAP-EL' STREET, AUCKLAND. T~- '0; =-«A' E -B'-'O- -N;, tP • House -and Land ' Agent, Rent1 and i Debt Collector, Stichbury's Buildings, Queen street.' r<m; MA D.Arfi'.lD L W$M. i Teacher of Singing and Piano, . i ;,. ■ HE B ill TA(I 8, PKIN CE S STB E E 3^4, ' T0 H N EDWAE DE S, W WHOLESALE CLOTH CAP MANUFACTURE, •37, ■ ffpxYrfftKJSKp,, .AjUOKiANp, • • C6NTRACTOR i 6 THE COLONIAL FORCES'. ' TAKES B TJT C H BE, Cl Carter, Contractor, &c. Goods cleared and delivered "from ships on the shortest notice., Ballast supplied. ~ PA E T I N G T O N:' § ' BIS CU I T'S'. ,' ' Reduced Prices : ■ Cabin Biscuits - .. ii'V. : .. 18s per lOOlbs. ■ All Kinds Fancy Do ... ..,. 6d per lb. Til IS H E E &. 0 ,0., JD Wholesale, Shipping, and; Family Butaher, Queen street, corner' of Durham street, Auck land. Poultry 'of all kinds dressed to order. Prime Smoked- Tongues, -Home-cured Baoon. ■' Corned' Beef ob sale in large .quantities. .N.B.—Dealers in game. Live Pheasants forwarded to all parts of the colonies upon receipt of order. Families waited on in town or suburbs.;, : '.•. i.■ ■.['.... -'I r 'i H ! W" P$ ILL it* PS & SQtf, • OIL, COLOR; and GLASS MERCHANTS, Importers 'of Paperlmnxiags, Scrim, Paints, Oils, i Turpentine, Onlbrs. Varnishes, French Polish, Gold Leaf, Artists' Colors ;w<T Brushes, Plate, Sheet, Crown, Ornamental, and Photographic GJass, Picture Frame and Tapestry Mouldings, Clock and Compass Oliiases; (ijlazed Sushe^, Doors, &c-•:■ Glass Crrt to size, and carefully packed/ 12, Wyndham street. GEORG-E AKERS, (Late Gkddes & Co). , FREEMAN'S BAY SOAP AND CANDLE WORKS. ORpERS STRICTLY ATTENDED TO. !CA S H B.UY.E RS O P,,;T,AL.L 0 W., HO 0 P E R & C 0., GOLDEN CRPWN.iiSTEAM BREWERY., I Wellesley street East, Auckland. j SPARKLING EU^EiKA AL"e's. | XXX .. .. "ri'^!.. £i per hhd.:ii" XXXX .. .. •« «• £6perhhd. Iq-XTMTIJ^E Li-W-'EiL'L S ! O .House Land, and .Commission Agent, (Collector of Refitsi Ifcbts, Rates, &-c, ,^Loans arranged". ' , , . , 'a. i OflteV 129"f Queen street (three dborß below the ; Unionflank.), .. ■' ■■■■"■■>■ '■■ -i:} '.' > I viiT^'iBONES !■■ BONES I^BONES \[ ••;■;_";■ BOTI&HT ih an^/'qu^feti^s,;; i for ( Cash, at the FreemataVßffi Bone Mtllsl -Balanced and Posted" by^'tfie' h6ur ; Hotete Valued arid Sold at current irates'; BentirftttdjDebta. Collected; [Bookkeeping ,T«ugh.t. tt4 Jfc. S. .LEERS,. ' Acppuntant,- corner of C^ueen-streeti,an4 West Queen :; sKe'et. '"' '' ' ..-.'.;_ .' _-, : _ i-' ,j' ■ Ms f. W: ctjllimobe;, Te'achei1 of the Pianoforte(latentMelbourne),' hast a vacancy for a Jew ; iterms moderate.^-; Apply iat^urrey's,.Music ( Shop, next to.^ontagues Fancy Warehouse.'Queen-street ■ v ~,.., : sADpEERY;;{Ho;iiSE 'CLoraiNG;;l^ ; tl'*1 JJvrhm, Shipment of^erseys/Webs.^ugs, Pa«e»'no^ 'due -'sevfefal'^es' ?f Ladles?, Geflts , Sv'^rßS^Saddlesißridle^Stlrrepv.BpUrs; riST Mw, BuggrrGig, S^r^-cM Dray a^d Plough Harness1 on Band,' ■'*>* made>td' dwer'^v.ww of nli^escr^P^gp'ade. : to, order s ,, ~ j ■^~1,,-. -piANOS;'I PIANOS.^1 [^Sm THE LARGEST STOCK *OV nTSTfi^fcft /( J?o be seen at , , ,-,,. J.i •\l. f j '■.:-niL' i !-8rßi Siidß^liASfD'-STREEa?;-'' ' Jlu"i ;,'l!i'l V..i - i -'■' I ''"•' •'::-1 , , ' "feaJin^'anfl harmoniums for Sale1 or Hire'and ra .^fe^S^SK^e^ I Av^i-h*-i I■■ T T -'■ " At iM^City CloJhlng ( Slart ; ... : EXTRA LONG °™f^foffe^ 0" , , j, ■,- ; Bullet-proof Behind. j_. . - .-- ■■ '.'.! ""'.•. ". .. '• •': '' ' "CUSTOMS aXJIDE" I S N 0 W ■R\B;;A': p: -;Y.\: 'y;i,;; ] , Demy, Bvo., Cloth;'2os. •, tITp E WAYI'E/Solfi Agent: for the ' Pro.vinoe of. ' - ■ .. ■ .•. • Aackland. , j. '/■! ! ■'":'; 'p,;Trj'B.L.l'S,-H E\?LS>, iixßr»iwl->[) DUNEDIN. c



Merchandise. np H, HA L L & C 0.,! COMMISSIQN MERCHANTS AND AGENTS, ! : 7, WYNDH.Aitf STREET. | AUCKLAND. .i • I EX COKONET & ADELHEID, • i . And to Arrive per fin. I FAWN & GLENCOE: I j i ;'; i ■ ' '■ ' i . '''' ' '■ : ' ; 270 sacks and bags superfine Flour '..:■ 3?7- „ .Bran ,■, ~\ V ..,:!'.: 43 ~ Sharps . ~, '" '•" ■ '•_ Assorted Biscuits, in tins 600 bushels Oats '"'' i „,,; j 2qitons Potatoes. ; \<- j ' •' ■ f —^^ ■ (111-' On Sale by j,, . T. H. HA L L & C O. > "ROOTS ANP SHOES,: . 'SAMPLES ON VIEW. ;t. U :'!h al h & co, i 7,1 WYNDHAM STREET. ■ ■ ■ ' • ' l I dUPEEIOE QUALITY TWEEDS ,' f ) ',''.'• ,i .p.N'-SALE BY : , ~, ; ;.;; t,: ! ;f;'>f1a;l;l $ o 6., ! ■ , i—, ',;. —' — - —~—^——■ 1 tjo cases millineey ■ and ! «;.,;, ■'deapeey,, ,'«•?. ./,.,■; ... 0-^ SALE .BY , !' t! H, HA L L & C 0., 7, WYNDHAM' STREET. jXji POR TE R & CO, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL j , ' . /IR/O'N']#-QN&'E;RS, Importers of EvbrV DESORrprioN of HARDiWARE, TABLE AND POCKET CUTLERY, ELECTRO-PLATED AND NICKEL-SILVER GOODS, SPONGE, HIP, AND SHOWER BATHS, FILTERERS, IRON BEDSTEADS AND COTS TOILET WARE, JAPAN, AND TIN GOODS, -'.'• * ' BRUSHWARE, DOOR MATS,1 FENDERS AND FIRE-IRONS, COOL.VASES, . , KITCHEN REQUISITES, ' LEAMINQTON ' RANGES, American Pattern Cooking Stoves, Tine Caßt and Berlin Black i R«gi»ter . Grates »nd l"ronts,. Copper and ! Galvanized Iron Furnace Pans (portabU), &c.) GAS CHANDELIERS, 2, 3, and 4-light Pendants, • Braclcetr, Hall Lamps, Iron and Composition i ' Gas Pipes and Fittings of all kinds. LooVf, Nails, Bolts, Brass Foundry and General ■ Builders' Ironmongery. ! / . I Bar, Plate, i3heot and Hoop Iron, Steel Anvils, :BoUow§, Horse Nails, Farriers' Knives, Bolts, and Nuts, &c, <Sf?. i Morewood's ana Gospel Oak GALVANI2ED-IRON and Plain Galvaniaed -1 ' iron, Sheet Zinc, Lead Pipe, Iron Tubing (black and galvanized). Force and Lift, Iron and Brass Pnmps, and Plumbers' Fittings. Netting Twine, Shop Twine, Fishing Lines and Hooks. N B —India-rubber Belting. Hobo and Shoet-rubber, ' CirculAT,' Vertical, Cross-cut, Pit, and other "''' ::B»ws. ■ ' Chrpenters'i EnglneerB 1, and. Smiths' Tooli. Of all ' r Mnds: Blaitlng and Sporting Powder', Bhot, Caps, Fuze, ; jj &«■, fa ■~ ~, .. ~ ,\ iff p-j ynifi-ronoA NO^OREBREAKAGffi^^ OF .CBIMNEYS.' it: i:'f fri '. '.:; m'n ■' :/■ r ' 'I■' -''-• '■ f •?'.*s™ ' , a .. r T ; ;,-j' ... j.,"j — < ,:i") "-,'■': ciiiii mshP~i i--.'r: I EOW AT T»:® / • :'A;T-B^:T ■;'-^O!fpfCAPN:JC ; ;:fLA.: M;Pi';;'' iThe only Lamp .that has. yet been made to bum PARAFFIN1 ;OIL' .'-P^TROLE^M [i i -. WITHOUT OfilMNß*,' • -1' • • !.;i!!:r'..! ! '■■'< ■■i'':^MOKß l OR SMBLL. li!' it is ekiily, trimmecl, never., gets; out, of order, savea ', ' 'great annoyance/ trouble,-and expense., vg^E'6 jsin; t. iMffiM. ■ ' x. amps; '. vifinsDrasden, Porcehdn; aidl Bohemian.Glass. | \ "■>- '^NQINa^JiAMPS^ ; , : •: For Halls, Churches;' iind Pußlic Buildings. : j,;, ;•,; •■■• ;, i '.if..,r, ; ~):,:: .[ „,-. n,. ■■ •J. ! /'EEitDrNe, BEpEOOM, A^ND ] r tij,BBA<MET^LAMPSr'n;;'., 'iij I (•>•-', f, V ! Tii!>! '.11l 111 •[■)'.'< I'l *)i I) "HI .'• i'JfiOi'p'llf r.IIi j-joilio oili fit > .%"W^iilitu'« v.Hi.iizcrni ; 'G^ t ;:<?Li4SS 'pH^^teliK!^:'1;' : ~v\T ji:o] XR'ON'M ONi^ERS;1:"!;..^;^ I ,'>h;,(Q! .■UiIBJ'E-'l^ '"' -J'S!IT! R"E/E'1?.-;''! . ' ".Bfni-ITiiJ-di [fljihlriiie Mv owi-Aain:' \ *£ m 1' m.ills!. i( . h TO' TIMBER iV^ERCHANTS, BUILDERS, !. *q.' [h ;:: ; ;:gp^RA;0TORS, ;; &c; ..., ; » ' ( 'ii»i^g .no^in^ilj/opeijatioii,: i -Lj O tk©' ( Propi^eJ;prs beg,,^p.ifttioiate ~that ttjey, %r^ f pr^par^d, ito , .orders fou Sawjp r Timber J!>vitli., utimpsi}^,dispatch. ,at ; cwßfttj:;ml;eß, $ p'flSpe,,, !9n|g|Q^-Eosi«ie T slip?^i . iu'nionpi <"J i •■'! flj/l "i.i'hnw.-^.f: f .'Agent.. , ■■ ; "VT OTI OB 0 E EE M O V.-At>!»: ---' '■"/(■;'.", '^o^e.uiiderrn.entioned , :.. y , , •[, r '. iNiV'U'^'A.N.bjlS,- ;CPM.Pi:KIEB ■':: Hai TWfl Day REMOVBTD from Queen-streeb TO : ROBERTON'S BUILDINGS, " v ■'.; 1 ;V/l! : i)uiiB^ir.sTREET. PACIFIC Fire apd Marine , Insurance .Company, of; NATIONAL' Mkrine: Insurance Company of South . irn '■! Australia. n;ir;i '>.-; . ■:, GMORGE THORNE,. J;un., : ni ' . ■••- . ~-.,• • Agent. t>qet;lakd ..c.e^ient •'-'. ;ii;OBESH:.CONSrGNMSGT:OF_ ' P< O E -T'L A!N DfC E M B.N T, «,+ vl(; FIRK BRICKS,'FtRDEr TILES,1 ' ~.,BLASTER OFiPARIS, KEENfS CEMENT, ■rr A\ AndaU,Kinds,.olf .^L, !,. a : ,-. ovijof [>--.i •'■•"^LWAy'B tip;-kkittP • iT-"" "' ':: I»r:o-i Jo iKEANE & ■JENEINSONI. T ! ; " ViCTOKIi, sxaxxx East.



Drapery. mW.ZEALAND HOUS ;: hi v . ■■ : ■' i. •:'-.'■ TO THEJ LADIES jOF THE PROVINCE .OF.i AUCKLAND. i respectfully beg to intimate that lam Showing my ;:,■ NEW '■jj?. ' -•■' : ~",,![,,'l . , ! AUTUMN AND WINTEE GOODS Comprising ALLgTHE NOVELTIES OF THE SEASON ; I.;. : ■ In . ■ - VELVET, VELVETEEN, AND CLOTH MANTLES, '~'. i ': i> ■,:, i' - ■■;■■ ■ •';.. ■ ■ : ■ OPERA AND WATERPROOF TWEED ~ ■ CLOAKS, The New. Shades of Color in tho various D E E S S ' MjA T E E I A L 8, , ,! , .•••„(, !;! ho ir?'.f ■.. ■•;• ' ■• ■<[ ) Everything Newiln FANCY SILKS, Extra Qualities in BLAOKI.BILK r, ,| ~■> ■■■■ -■ , ■ 111 ''~-■: .' ' ' . :',:■! " ,■ f : vr,- wt v_" ■_. ■ | A Novel Sblection of Wool Goods, • '■ ■ ■ ■ ■ . ■ ■,•:'■ :-•/!■■•■ ' ■" REAL LACE COLLARS AJTD SETS In shoit, airclassea of New Goods for^the Season. ; ,r '. '•• ■■'. ■ '■ ■'■■ ' ' W. EAT TEA T,. : ' . ■ a \ | ''■ .'•!■•■: N E^W ZEALAND HOUSE, ''■• ■■ ■ ■''■ ;; . ' ' .•■'■'■•■ | ''O, QtTEENT STREET, AUCKLAND. EARLY CLOSING DURING THE WINTER SEASON. WEATTEAY r begs to intimate • to his customers'that, on and after the Ist proximo, and until the 81st July noxt, he will close daily at 5.80 p.m. (Satvurdays excepted), and on Satur daysatOp.m. . ■ ■■' t' 4. 1 •■ New Zealand House, 6(5, Queen street. , 25 th April, 1873. .... j.,,1 iimml m,,; hlii < ■■ ■ ■.. 'iq-:/. ' ifi' ~■■!....- _'• ' <>•' \ '■ /' ' ' .' r. ,;.,.'",,' ■; JRB-O-F. ENI« : THIS DAY; AND UNTIL 21st OF THIS MONTH ONLY! Come Early and get the First Pick py Bargains'! JN. . N'.EWBOLD having • received no eligible offer for the Whole of his Stock in one lot, but several candidates for the Good will Fixtures and) Part of the Stock, he, has .now ScMed to SELL OFF. hjs. STOCK at COST PRICE for FOURTEEN DAYS, after which the Shop will be CLOSED'for ONE/ DAY to prepare the balance for Auction.in Lots. " > ' ''' ..'■—. /;"'.' The first lot offered p.t Auction will be the FixtureB t QoodWSl, (and .Tenancy. ... ~., .",'"-.'. "ISI 'n;e.W.',B;OL D,h,,: I /. ii.iV//.'/,'■..•;'.,[ n»Ti: v- .W:.v. ■-'•" ": 7 Srft"i:T '".^'^ri^.'^'S^in '■• 4no>,;'M .iiohflM f. _ ! ilr.-..i;-;-i ■■■• < ■ « • .;r c '■■ ,i,')" )[in i iuy-'i '■■'"'' '"; ■■■'; ;i"l;', ;,,■..,; •);! ',l !:W''! "'J ' ■ '■'■ ■ ' EX DITRHAM1 AND OTHES ' ; ■•-■ LATE1 ARRIVALS:- ', " , Young's Transparent Paraffin Candlei ' ' Keillor's Candied: Peol' .• ■•;, ' Cigars, Scrim. Beer Corks, Muntz Metal, , Coka Oil, Turps;. Linseed Oil (Raw and Boiled) Royal Hand Paper Bags. Now Landing j ex Parses and Edinburgh ' . ■ '■.-■'•Castle :—- ■"• .•■ Priced BelmontiCandles, Piokles U"i 1 Sal»4 andCaatpr Q^s, Tartaric Acid '■J " Carbonate of Soda . , ) r.., J .| . Ji iV.t •i '* Ourrsntsi Raisitis (Eleme and Layers). , ' i. : .Salt, Westoii & 'Westall's (Fine and Coarse) '" .' , (Bell & Blaok's 250's and Plaids) - , K. i l ' Navy Canvas, Pitch, Resin, "White Lead[,. v -; Blasting Powder ' Clover, Seed* XWhite, and Red), and Oow .Glrass " . ' CPe'ter Lawsori,&;Son'sßest.) , ~.., ;,,.., ■ ■'■•' ■■'■"■ '■ ON '.SAIE,-. '.£ . '" , ;, ' .■,-...'>.::■'' ..(Wholesale only), by' ' " s ROB E R;T LUS X,' .' .' :', '. i •■; ~ /:\ "IM PORTER,: ..',,'r ';,'.,, 1 S'l] : Qu'e'^N ■'ST.RyET,' !l'.r A'0 i OK,LANI). PiANOIpET E S AND HAIt MO N'l U M.S. , Selected by Mr' Webb, when in, Lpndon. , To, be disposed of at priceß which must command a ready To be Been at Fitznell House, Wollosley street, near St. Matthew's Church. '~ N.8.--A. very fino 7-octave Zieglec*B PIANO, in Walnut Case; ;... . .j.:/' ■• ' Old Pianos taken in exchange, Instruments thoroughly Repaired, Regulated, and Tuned in town and country; bY < | T H WEBB . , DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP. HPHE Partnership hitherto existing JL be ween William Whitk and i William John Suiter, of Auckland, has This Day betm DISSOLVED by mutual consent. 'All accounts against the above Firm will1 be paid by W. JJ Suiter,' by whom the busing' wUIM '"■ (Signed) ' W, J, (T SUITBK V ' ~4 Witness to iignature*: 0. T. Hi***1. J" J ' ' June 6, 1573.



Education. MISSNOEMAN, Teacher of Music (pupil of Mr Hoffman for the last five years), Waterloo Quadrant, five doors from Princes street. The North Shore attended. ADAME WIN TE E, ROYAL ACADEMICIAN, gives Lessons in Music and Singing. Two to Three Guineas per Quarter, payable in advance. Schools attended.— Melbourne House. MODERN LANGUAGES. ME B. M. O. THEORELL, Membqr of the University of Upsala, teacher of French at the Auckland Grammar School University Classes, gives instruction in the French and German languages.—Applications may be made at the Mechanics' Institute Library. EOE SALE by the undersigned — Tanks, Patent Ventilating Bricks, Cart Shafts, Coals (Bay of Islands of Newcastle), Firewood, BaUaSt '&C' J. CRAIG, Fort street. CO OKIsFgTbY Gr AS. IT is not generally known that Cook ing can be accomplished much quicker, cleanlier, better, and cheaper by Gas than by any other method. The Gas Stove is portable, gives perfect and imme diate control over the heat, requires but little atten tion, is always ready, keeps the kitchen and house cool, and is only alight when actually in use. The difference between the cost of cooking by Gas, and' by the ordinary mode, is much greater than ;usual at the present time ;. for while coals have lately advanced in pries 50 per cent, Gas has bekn ke buckd to 12s 6d per 1000. The following statement, which is the result of many experiments, shows the relative cost of boiling a Gallon'of Water in a copper kettle by means of a recently lighted coal fire, and by a Gas Stove, and the time required in each case :— Coarusecl Weod Tim(J Total ,*' s' used, employed. Cost, per ton.' With Fire.. 4JIDS. l-sthofld 1 hour. lid. With Gas.. 4 cubic feet at 12s Cd Twenty 3fl per 1000. minutes. 4 • Therefore, hy the use of Gas, there is a saving of nearly two to one in money, and economy of two thikiw in time, and the avoidance of trouble in lighting, smoke and dust. A choice selection of Gas Stoves for boiling, frying, broiling, stewing, and roasting can bo seen, and the above statement as to cost proved by application to E. POETEE & CO, IRONMONGERS, QUEEN STRE JB T. FURNITURE; TAND H. COOKE, 148, Queen • street (corner of Victoria street),'have on Sale —Walnut Drawing-room Suites; Mahogany and Cedar Dining-room Suites ; Bed-room Furniture of all descriptions ; Library, Office and Hall Furniture ; Iron Bedsteads and Cots ; English and American Cane-seated Chairs ; Folding Chairs ; Cornice Poles ; Hair, Flax and Spring Mattresses; Palliasses, Bolsters, and Pillows ; Toilet Glasses, all sizes; Toiletware ; Kitchen Tables and Chairs : Venetian and Roller Blinds; China Hutting, all widths: Floor Cloths; AVool and Cocoa-fibro Door Mats, &c, &c.,' all of the best materials and workmanship, and marked at the Lowest Piuces. ' ~ , ■ ■' ■ :■■.'■■' ■ ' '■ ■ ' ' XT L. 'P'OSSbIFFsKIE, AND WHOLESALE CLOTHING MANUFAC-, ■ TURER,' Begs to inform.;his numerous customers and _ the public of Auckland that he has RESUMED BUSI NESS in WKLLKSLEY STREET (opposite tho new Market) in the above Line, and hopes, by strict atten tion to all orders entrusted to his care he will receive a fair share of public patronage MOUNT HOBS ON NURSERY, REMUERA. CT. "WREN'S Nursery List for a fh?<i Season will be forwarded free to any K«—MS? important, useful, and beautiful additions. Town Agents, W. J. Hurst & Co. ELECTION OF SUPERINTENDENT. TO THE ELECTORS OF THE PROVINCE OF AUCKLAND. i HENTLEMEN,—I beg to announce VX that it is my intention to offer myself as a; Candidate for Eloction to the office of Superintendent )1 this Province at the approaching General Election. J. WILLIAMSON. Auckland, January 7,1873. : • FROST'S RUBBER STAMPS. OEDEES will be received at the: Evening Star office for Rubber Stamps of any sie'e 'or pattern. These Stamps nny be used for Printing on Paper, Linen, Wood, Glriv. or1 any even surface.; Thoy are much i .cheaper than any otlipr description of Stamp. ,' ■. ■ ■'■ Specimens may be seen on application to REED &. BRETT, Sqle Agents, ;■ DENTISTRY. ~;, ME. T. YjA'JJOE'iii •' SURGEON DENTIST, . W A X E F I E L D STUB BT. r . Artificial Teetlv from One to a Full Set, in Gold or Vulcanite. ENTLEMEN'S CLOTHES CLEANED. ALTERED REPAIRED, and PRESSED at „ „, HARWOOD'S.TiiMB, -. : : ■ in. Fbom Mblboubnb. 49, Hobsonrstreeii, near the Governor Browne. : P.S,—Gentlemen's Clothes Dyed O'' uv:;:if^ ': ; s:: a l 5 1 Now Landing ex Victoria, 50 TONS WARRNAMBOOL POTATOES ', 10 TONS VICTORIAN RED POTATOES; ■ •;,, ,-„;•,,,., „ . GEO. W. BINNEY. ■ ATJCKLAND MAEKET. OPENING SHOW.' ," City Council Offices, June 3, 1873. rPHE.New Market will be Opened J- on FRIDAY, the 20th June instant, at noon. A Show of Farm, Dairy, anc} Garden Produce Ornamental Shrubs, Seeds, Local and Colonial Manu factures* and any other Articles if space allows, will be held inside the Building during the day, a,nd a Promenade Concert will take place in the evening. i The co-operation of Producers, Importers, and the General' Public is earnestly requested, in order to ensure the success of the Exhibition. Certificates (with money prizes added, if. the funds at the disposal of the Committee will allow) will be awarded for all objects of sufficient merit. - .Entries will be received by the Market Inspector at the Market until-noon on Wednesday, 18th instant, i-KEE ; after that time and until 10 a.m.. on the day of the Show on payment of a fee of Two Shillings, I Admission1 to Show and Promenade Cohcer Is; Children, Half-price. p< bbotST"* Town Clerk.



Drapery. Jjf E W EUSH !! ! OPENING OP THE UPPER THAMES! 1 T PUBLIC ATTENTION IS PARTICULARLY a DRAWN TO J . LEVY'S AUTUMN LIST OF PRICES, Which" are now being opened, and every article marked in plain figures, vix.;— s. d. Men's Tweed Trousers 7 11 Moleskin Trousers 4 11 Men's Beaver Sac Coats .. .. .. .. 13 11 Men'? Trousers and Vests (double and single E breasted) in any pattern, and all wool .. 20 0 Bedford.CordTrousers,allwool,formeerly£l .. 16 6 Men's Cloth Paget Coats 22 6 Youths' Trousers 511 j Boys'and Youths' Overcoats : 10 6 Boys' Suits, In great variety 12 11 Alpine Hats, with Feathers 4 11 Men's Crimean Shirts, all wool ~ .. ..4 11 Men's Working do, very heavy 1 11 Men's Socks, per pair .. .. .. .. 0' 6 Josephine Kid Gloves in any size or color, per pair.. .. .. ; ;.. |.. ~', .. lio ! And thousands of other Goods equally as Cheap.: J. LEVY •• r Wishes to thank the public for the support he has received oitherto, and begs to inform them that every article purchased at his shop is Guaranteed and Made on the premises. ; Open daily from 7.30 a.m. till 10 p.m., and oh Saturdays till 12 p.m. » if The working class will save at least 50 per cent, by making their purchases at J.L.s Store. j c NO PUFF, .AS ONE, PURCHASE WILL PROVE t THE FACT, ft For Style, Quality, and Economy combined, no Snojp F in Auckland can compete with us. F v i '. I £3T Please to Note the address:— JiLEV V ' S : MOBSTER CLOTHING HALIi, Next to the Old ..Theatre Royal, j! 210, QUEEN-STREET. JUT" c L A C H L A if, - 218, QUEEN STREET, ! i (One Doqr trom Wellesley street.) j % j BARGAINS JUST OPENEEJ, £ s. d. 3 bales best Tapestry Carpet, 4s 6d, 4s 9d to 0 4 11 1 case Musical Boxes, with latest improve ments, from £3 10s to .. ..12 12 |D 20 pieces Very Best GhinaMatting, lJydH. wide .. • 0 18 2 bales Felt Squares for Carpets, all sizes, from .. .'. ''..'' .. .. 017 9h, m ,- ( WINTEE GOODS IN MILLINERY, DRAPERY, AND CLOTHING, ■•■>. DAILY OPENIfTG. ■M ILLI NE R V... : _ i THE . M: I S'.SE S' MILN E Are now Showing a Large Collection of j MILLINERY & STRAW GOODS IN THE LATEST ~ STYLES; \ FEATHERS, FLOWERS, & RIBBONS IN GREAT , VARIETY, A CHOICE ASSORTMENT OF VELVET AND CLOTH JACKETS, FURS, LACE GOODS, . FANCY SKIRTS, DRESS MATERIALS, ~, . Ac, &c, ■ &c. , . 37, WYNDHAM STREET, Corner of Albert street. . . :,,: , iyr O ETON JO NE S; No. I, QUEEN STRIJE^,' .HAS, ON SALE, , ! PROVISIONS— j Salt Beef, Salt Pork, Or Tongues,. Sheep's Tongues Preserved Meats, and Fish Lamb's Biscuits and Cabin Bread ~r. . Teas, Sugars. Candles, Kerosine Pickles, Jama, Rice, Tobacco, Soap ■, & ,,, |, COLONIAL PRODUCE SO tons Duncan's Dunedin Floiw and Oatmeal 18 cases McConnell's Hams and Bacon '■'[ t 160 Port Cooper Cheese, new arrival 70 sides Canterbury Bacon, in cloth 20 kegs P,rime Salt Butter, just landed. -■• ■;'. ■ j ' ~...*, .' ...,<:■. i n-i : Also, .! Pressed, Oaten, and Lucerne flay and Chaff OatSj Maize, and Bran, Etc., Etc. j lfiO tons Bell's Sydney Bonedi&t, flrie J-in.and Jin '■ Ti\SS">ft> 4 PALE ALE, NEW BREW, ; ! - . Just Landed, ex Hero, • ' ' , 25 HUD'S. IN FINE CONDITION! , , ' On Saxiby ; : ioM O ETON \ J 0 N B S, j ' . , OpMMISSION.AGK^T, No. I, Q U;E^f! STR EB T. ;■■■-,.■ ■ '■ yr".'i 'i ! ! ' ELECTION OF SUPERINTENDENT. ; . ~ r .. , , TO THE ELECTORS OF THE PROVINCE OJf ; ■ ~ • AUCKLAND., t| . j U i O'j; ,7'i:»K TN cbmplianice witlir: the request of ■& large number of the Electors, I have to announce: .thai;' it is my intention to become a Candidate for the, Office of Superintendent at the forthcoming Election. I ■■will' take an early 'opportunity of meeting tho Eleotprs and explaining my views, on , question^ affecting the interests of the Province. ; ■ HUGH H. LTJSK. TO LEGAL MANAGERS! * '; OEFICE !Plans of Gold.Mines auickly and correctly drawn on reasonable terms. CHARLES PALMER,. •■ ' ' ' Draftsman, ; Bhortland-streetl: at at Wayte's, Queenstreet. r\N SALE, by. ; the Tlndersigned:—j Malt, English1 and Golonial ■ • • . Hops, Tasmani(vn and East Kent | i !' Sausage Skih«, In kegs ,-,'; i ,Scrlm^72-inchi and 454n(5h ""•■■• WiUO.ti| Bail Canvas.



Miscellaneous. S ADD LEE Y. THE "Undersigned has just received ex Warwick, a Splendid Shipment of'ttn above, comprising— Saddles, Bridles (Ladies' and Gents') Hunting, Buggy, Gig, 4-Horse, and Cart Whips Spurs, Ladies' and Gents' Fancy Bits and Stirrups Curry, Mane, and Clipping Combs Dandy, Spoke, Water, Body, Compo, Sfaoe;anci ' ; Clothes Brushes . . ■, < Thongs, Leggings, Pole Chains, and IMPROVED SHIFTING DRAUGHT CAJJI HAMES, v! fi All of which will be sold at the -. ■-:'. Lowest Cash Prices. More to Arrive per Edinburgh Castle. Every Variety of English and Colonial-made Haraes always on Hand or Made ta Order. :: Second-hand Harness for Sale ' ' > ! TO ARRIVE, PER HYLTCfcN CASTLE, T Best English Brass and Silver Mounted Gig and Spring cart Harness. Riding Saddles (for Butchers use) with Brass Head and Cantlo Plates, Ladies* and Gent's Hunting Crops, Saddle, Harness, andPdnsk ing Compos, Knee Caps, Brushes, &c. W. S. JO NBS, SADDLER, HARNESS-MAKER, & IMPORTER,! 154, QUEEN STREET.,; TO THE ELECT OB S OF THE . ~~ PROVINCE OP AUCKLAND. ' ,1 Gentlemen, —In pursuance of the announcement made by; me when consenting to become a Candidate for the office of the Superintendent of the Province of Auckland that I would take an early opportunity of laying my views before you, I have now the honor to state that for some years past I have looked upon the Provincial Government as costing more money than it was worth, and this view I have repeatedly ex pressed to some members of the Provincial Countfil without being shown by any of them any HWron to cause me to alter or even modify my belief.' Jtfy opinions 89 to the desirability pf getting rid of. tiro Provincial Government of Auckland have lately been strengthened, as I feel perfectly satisfied that the.good derived from its operations are not at all commensu rate with its costs, and as I am <juite convinced that nearly all the work done by'the Provincial Govern ment could be done better, mtire economically, «Eg with, greater satisfaction to the ratepayers theosgh tho instrumentality of local boards and local institutions than by a Superintendent resident in Auckland. In addition to the expense that would, m 'my opinion, be saved to the country by the work of the Provincial Council being done by local road and otlier boards I believe that these boarfls would work more harmoniously with the General Government than'the Provincial Government has hitherto done ; ana as opening up the country is the undertaking of greatest importance to the colony the best method offsetting the work done should most certainly, In my opinion, be adopted without loss of time. . '"i ;.. And as regards the goldfleldsj entertain nogfjub.t that the people on these fields could manage fnelr affair* without the intervention of a Supcrinteliaemi not resident in their neighbourhood, and that tK£* local representatives, could deal better, wttfe :t^? Supreme Government of the Colony than a Prqvmcni Government. '-. With reference to the desirability of Having; ore railways pushed on quickly of couia-e T entirely concur, and with regard to fostering the establishment of native industries I presume I need only refer you to my actions during the last few years. With regard to the present Government I believe it to'be the most able Government that New Zealand ever hud, and I fully expect that if.the Government..receives from the forthcoming General Assembly that support to which I consider them entitled, the native diffi culty and all other obstacles to the government of the colony will disappear , . , ■ lam, Gentlemen, ; Your most obedient servant,.:. ' J. S. MACFARLANE. Auckland. June 5, .1873. ■ '' ii TO THE ELECTORS OE TJiE DISTRICT OF THE BAY OF:ISLANDS AND MONGANUI. ... .', Gentlemen, —I have the honor "to offer myself as a Candidate for Election to' the seat to the General Assembly vacated by Mr McLcod. I have resided in "New Zealand for about thirty years, and may be known to many of your community ; but a* I havo never occupied any politicial or public office, you majr desire to know the grounds upon which I ask ycrar support. ." ' . , Allow me then to state that I ask your votfSin belief that you will consider that my. lengthened ex perience in business matters, coupled with my know edge of local concerns, will enable me to form a correct judgment of what measures I should support in the Assembly as being likely to be beneficial t£ your district; and I take leave to solicityonr atteptif^B t6 the fact that I have ever been ready to -proTnote and encourage all those undertakings and indtisWHS calculated to advance the prosperity.-and.;wealth off the colony ; in short, while many have oeen. counsel ling the establishment of new industries, I have in ft great many instances created' most useful and valu able institutions. !! ■ .<■»' With regard to the present Government, my views are most favourable to the policy which they have inaugurated. I consider the Government essentially one of progress, and I believe that the great schemes of public werks and immigration are of incalculable value to the whole colony, as being the best means for promoting settlement of population, as thereby se curing peace. But though I so highly appreciate tire value of the schemes referred to, I do not asset t- Hiat in the carrying out of tho samo serious mistakes have not already been made, many of which wouM possibly have been avoided had- the'Goverflinerit received more cordial support and assistance from tBo Assembly, as I consider that much valuable time was lost, and the energies of the Government distracted or paralysed by Opposition, which had the effect 01 mpeding and delaying the businesscf the country, one ot the many Public Works so delayed being Uie Railway from Kawakawa Coal-minrstp deep water. I trust you will pardon me for asking you to keep In view, when deciding for which candidate yousviu record your votes, that any member sent/KhUia Assembly who is likely to be antagonistictothe presmi Government, or favourable to the Opposition, will, in my opinion, most seriously injure your district and the country generally. ' •<> ' ■ , .. ■, - 11 am,. Gentlemen, ~- • [liiiilr1 '" Your obedient servant, v.i-Al 3 ■■■; ■ J. S. MACFARLANE. MEDICO-BOTANIP DISPENSAB,¥ , X*7* -\\ h: beittain, OHBMraX, DEITGGIST, AND MEDIOAIk , , , ~ HERBALIST, i h ,'. .i -j 65, Victoria Street, Cobiteb or .ii; ,/ • 'Chapel Street. Sole Agent for Dr. Coffin's Composition, StomaSh. Bitters, Antispasmodic, Dluretid>nd Female Kl*tjM»»' tlve Powders, Indian Pills, etc., etc. Sjyk //l A Fresh supply of British nnrf American HERraf^-?, Proprietors of the farfulXid WORMPOWDjfe which are acknowledged to be the mostmor^elHfflß nd effectual remedy ever known. —m***. a*,* A few copies of Dr. Coffin's Guia# \a&List&Ba. nd Treatise on Midwifery oh Sale. ~ i EX WAEWICK, DTJB£4ir : , AND LATE AREIVAL3. ~,, i,.J. i :1.",' ~, ■ ..; ■ ■', i" •'■—■ ".,.1 >■! . •' ' rJBIIU Paperhangings, new patterns 1 Hessian, Scrim and' Calico to Hsoitu^otq White Lead, in wood andfron tint ■>-~■ BoUed and Baw Linseed Oil, ditto ditto <;. n English Turpentine bam.Muao Varnishes of all iinds, different brands Glass : Sheet, Rough, and Polished PlMbe i . ■ v o Painters' Brashes, Kents' and.other maieiji 13 Picture Frame and Tapestry Mouldings '. fr. 100 cases American Turpentine Painters' Sundries. W. PHILLIPPS & SO-|, 12, wyndham street, ... ' ~ Auckland. ,: EW PAPEEHAN.ai^aS, GILT MOULDINGS. HOLLAND & BUTLER^rVI OIL AND COLORkEN, 28, VICTORIA STREET, A U 0 X LAND, 1 , . Importers of PAPERHANGINGS, y White Lead (in wood and iron), Paints; Raw and Boiled Oil, Varnishes, Brushes, Plain.and :i Ornamental Window Glass, Artists' , Tube Colors, Photographic Glass, GILT MOULDINGS,- GLASS SHADES, ET<£ P|l CTU E E F BAM ING 0 ORDER , ents for the* NBLfIOK H EPAIN.TCm?ANy> . This Piiut is tovwitativo of -rust .ki'Miai