had even at this time (fourteenth year of her reign) caused to be ripped up, racked till the bones came out of their sockets, or caused to be despatched or die in prison, or in exile. Lex talionis (or the law of re taliation) appears to be the main-apring of the unheard-of atrocities perpetrated by both parties —the Huguenots and the Catholics. Conde and Coligni having become leaders of the Huguenots, and having been disappointed in their ambitious views on account of the mother of Charles IX. giving the ruling power to the Duke of Guise, entered into rebellion against their sovereign, which was fomented by good (?) Queen Bess, whose am bassador in France stimulated and assisted the rebels, to the utmost of his power. At last Vidame, agent of Conde and Coligni, came secretly over to England to negotiate for military, naval, and pecuniary assistance from the Queen, who, disregarding her solemn treaty with Charles, entered into a treaty with the French rebels, by which she bound herself to furnish men, ships, and money; and they on their part engaged to put Havre into her hands. Coligni and his party had pos sessionnow of Normandy, and while the Duke of Guise was besieging Orleans, one Poltrot, a Huguenot in the pay of Coligni, went under the guise of a deserter, and entered the service of the Duke of Guise, and in a short time found means'to assas sinate the duke which became the prelude to the infamous massacre of St Bartholomew in 1572. The subsequent portion of this story is told in my last letter, and endorsed by your correspondent. The Gunpowder Plot and the Irish Rebellion of 1641 would need a little exposition from these learned and impartial gentlemen, and perhaps something similar to this massacre of St Bartholomew. N.B.—Please correct 12th line in last letter by substituting "conclusions" for "conclu sives."—J. Brabazon.

TELEGRAPHIC.

LATEST FROM WAIKATO.

Scarcity of Natives

Patrol along the Frontier.

(FEOM OUE SPECIAL COEBESPONDENT.)

ALEXANDRA

This day, 11-50 a.m

The natives appear to have cut us. There have been no arrivals from Te Kuiti during the last three days.

About forty natives passed Kopua this morning en route for Tokangauautu with canoes well loaded. These canoea were not seen passing here. The native contingent is expected here hourly, to commence a patrol on the road to Ford .Redoubt.

NEWCASTLE.

This day,

In the Resident Magistrate's Court, before W. Searancke, Esq , R.M., the case Fitz patrick v. Canty, claim £3 17s 4d, Mr Hay for the defendant, was nonsuited for insufficiency of particulars.

LATEST THAMES TELEGRAMS.

The Pumping Association Works.

Bright Smile Crushing

GRAHAMSTOWN.

This day,

The Pumping Association have hoisted the lower column 21^ fee*. an(i are preparing to put down a drop-claok to-day. If that works well it ■will be unnecessary to raise the column the remainder of the distance. Bright Smile.—The Compi ny resumed working on No. 1 reef this morning, and got 601bs. of specimens. The reef is six feet thick. The fortnight's gold, when melted, weighed 636 oz. 11 dwt. Whau.—The Company started the battery to-day on stuff taken out while putting up a rise, and ±he debris brought, down in the Whau when the water from the winze burst into the ldvel. : . Rose and Secamrock:. —A nice show of gold has been got in the drive through the Cariboo towards the Whau boundary. A small parcel of nice specimens is to hand. The Company have one hundred and fifty tons ready for the mill waiting for rain to start crushing. # The Queen of Beauty has given the Queen of May permission to work through their mine in getting out quartz. The new ground in the City of York is spoken very highly of. The Blight Smile reefs have been traced into it.

The Royal Oak Excitement.

COROMANDEL

This day.

Conflicting reports are current as to what is occurring in the Royal Oak mine. There is some excitement in consequence. The opinion is general that something con nected with the recent strike has been kept secret.

Wreck of the Waterlily.

TAtTRANGA,

This day,

The cutter Waterlily was wrecked at Tau ranga Heads on Saturday night, and aban doned. She had sailed for Auckland. The Isabella, ketch, is wlndbound from Opotiki, with produce and passengers. The prisoner Delancy is on board. w Sailed at 8 a.m. -Southern Cross. Pas sengers : Messrs Williamson, M.H.R., Baker, Forbes, Watkins, Wrieley, Jeffrey, f -\lker, McDonald, Wood (2), Capt. Tunks, ~?\x, Bowman, McGregor; and 60 sheep fqr Mr A. Buckland. .

LATEST SOUTHERN NEWS.

Per Anglo Australian Telegraph Com pany.

Immigrants for the Colony

The Outward Suez Mail

NAPIER.

This day.

The bridges over the Waikato River-at Taupo are finished, and everything is now bridged between Napier and Tauranga. Arrangements' have been made'with the proprietors of the s.s. Southern Cross for running weekly between Auckland and Tauranga, and the contractors for the Tauranga mail service to provide a through route from Napier to Auckland.

WELLINGTON.

This day. The Agent-General writes to the Govern ment thlt he will be able to dispatch ;ten thousand immigrants during the year. The Government has arranged with Messrs Meckan Blackwood and Co. for the Kan gitoto to take the outward Suez maU on July sth. so as to catch the outward Melbourne

steamer on the lGth. Negotjß pro ceeding for a regular connect^.; The Government have notijjFran cis their acceptance of his invfparti cipate in the Suez service on Agreed at the Intercolonial Conferenj

LYTTELTON.

;day. The ship Himalaya sailed in yes terday morring.

PORT CHALM.

{'day. Arrived—Wanganui, froifn. ,There are two vessels at tfj name unknown.

DUNEDIN.

i day. In the charge of personage Pen insula election the accusecljbargbd, prosecutor not appearing, j

INQUEST.-TH

An inquest was held thoon at 2 o'clock, at the Auckland oefore T. M. Philson, Esq., M.D., (jicl a jury of fifteen, on the body of Hindos tan, who met with his last, under peculiar ci^s- Mr Daniel Caley, foreman. The jury having beenpoceeded to view the body of decea' Anne Regan, wife of Jitegan, de-. posed that she knew the /and lived opposite to him. She la^3 at Mrs Burkes door, and afterw£ own door in Chancery Lane on i evening. This was between eigjnine. He was making use of bad ito persons passing by." The prisjperts was standing at Kent's door afe, an<^- sne saw him go towards the j and push him in doors, telling him be(l. She saw deceased tall down <jk» and ap peared unable to get u|afterwards crawled along, and trig hold of a stone to hurl at prisojn prisoner knocked him down and $>n him, but only once. He then to<°f deceased by the heels, and turnedPr into the house, remarking, " Hen°y us any more to-night; he'll slee' Prisoner's son then cam» forward^* "Father, you've killed him." & wife then went across to the houskceased, and upon taking hold of j exclaimed, "He is dead." Witne^ent across, and found that he was dei Per remained on the spot until the cocaine., The whole ot the proceeds1 not occupy more than ten minutesf ed cried out that the white man waiing him. . ~

Jeremiah Regan : sa\Foborated the evidence given by thes witness in most ofthe p?rticularsM> i however, that the priosner tur_lecease(l over twice. Prisoner and ihen sat down to cards. [Left sj

ffil EVMITO STAE, MONDAY, JUNE 23, 1873.



Special AdT»me£ts. ; -1 % VTEW WIN-GOODS. . 100 Ladies' Black Cloths ed eacft. worih 12s 100 Ladies' Black Clott 12s 6d» cheap at 20s 1200 yards Stout Wine* yard 200 Wincey SHrts, 2v , „, 300 Black Straw Hats, 3, 3,, "fld , ~. 50 dozen Linen C.. n dkeroh«.ofs, Is lCd the half-dozen. " S. & J."IILE, :;:.. natio^t. • . ■■ Comer of Queen »ham streets. j . •. : wv WANTED, Itable Nurse Girl to proces™ all family *° Abs tral'a.—Apply Mrs Rudu- WANTED, -A Lad; wages 6s per week.a °wa handwriting to " Faithful," office of tb( TTTANTED ars of Sawyers Wf^ aid one g'oc--APply at the We Marlbcwugh. WANTED, % active Youth; oneaccustof grocery.-Apply at Fossett's T Mari, Gra*| WANTED c Servant for a good situatiif nntry.-Apply to B, Home, Shortland stri - , ; TXTANTED^qui^ hotel in ■ W Town, ay> as General Servant —Apply at offloo of i% Wa tjt"RT) male Servant. — ■ W~ANTED,^ cr-—APPty to' A. &W. QXon-street. ;,. ,-_ WANTED!» ng Man «ecus * *a- foffd gardening.-Apply to ™ n .^"tr^ionalFort-streot.between Mr Bnshell, at CocK ' I 18 and 11 o'clock a.f u »r- a TsrTTs]'Pspectable Eemale a ™_«*n»wta_d« plain cooking; Servant „. United % enric e Hotel, i reference required. . strcetg . . corner of Queen «c^ J ... ■ ■ tTT* N T iDispose of, a gopdr VV ■■ • b\Jy Cheap), with Furniture. Tt Paying Ba' ( . ntown) O nly requires Cheap rent and go[^ n _Address by letter to a very smallcapiw^ . -■ 0.T., Stab office.^_ ■■•■ AFrSetive Young Man to make'^ erally useful in an hote * —Apply Stab, of^j ■ * ' ' ..;',' •»~_-rANWijampetent Married )f^arm ._ w .p hi _ ipp3 and Son, Wyndhg , __— _:wW^Se]l, a 14 hprse &-xs Engine.—Apply to Mr E. itoS^^^l—--^ . Itsttf^ SEE a Cottage' A^sntaining 5 rooms ;,beautiful, at GWg Harb our ; good well, with situation, overk ater . gar den full of fruit pump , tank »L a ' frontage to two streets.— trees. The aUOjg urance Buildings. Apply to S'- L. •_ __.' I^'OWN.— Theunder; A£S X /ayson hand a large supply of signed*^ landa Coal . a i S o, best Cut Newcastle ap^ds: Between Fort and Cus and Uncut WCacs' Bonded Store. _ tom-houae streff l\- # &G> wiNSTONE. that Mat- Vir ANiL Iron and Wool Bedsteads V t tressf?& ew commodious Dry and at W. B. H« •wyndham-street, next Quesn- Clean Brick J \ ' street corner. | —r^D KNOWN W ■**■ P: THAT -Wyndham sW| : office. « ;j —_— — — .^7r^KNo,WN,ttat,Gentle- W Asfu_.*B_aa^g paired, at thJ^^'Vyndliam itreet, almost Tailoring E,^ StaJ!i o ffi ce , opposite tuo



Wanted. VVT ANTED, a Nursery Governess » » for three young children.—Apply between ten and twelve ' o Mrs Hooper, Hobson-3treet. WANTED TO SELL (Cheap), Iron • Ploughs, 6, 7, and S feet sheets; Galvanized Corrugated Iron, Pumps, Paints, &c, &c, at Alfred Smart's, next Blue Post. Victoria-street. «t_ WANTED KNOWN, .that * * D. GOLDIE is prepared to supply ali kinds of Timber and other Building Materials, including Sashes, Doors, Mouldings, Broad Timber, Hoviseblocks. Posts, Kails, Hardwood Felloes, Shafts, Iron Bark, and Blue Gum Laths, Shingles, &c, &c, at the lowest ■ market price, at his Yards, Custom-house-street. WANTED KNOWN that Hold , ship & Co., Wholesale and Retail Timber Merchants and Manufacturers, 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, Door, and Moulding Factory Newton. Saw Mill and Timber Yard, Beach, Grahamstown. Timber Yard, Coromandel. Saw Mill, "YVhangaroa Harbour, convenient for all ports, and deep water for loading. WANTED KNOWN, WILLIAM EDGAE. whilst heartily thankine his many kind friends-and patrons in Auckland and its vicinity for the liberal support he has received since 1804, would respectfully intimate that an un principled party has been in the habit of receiving goods in his name to manipulate. He cautions Ladies and Gentlemen that he has no connection with any other party or parties whatever. Gentle men's Clothing Cleaned or Dyed, and Finished in a very superior manner. Ladies' Dresses and every maginable woven fabric Dyed and got up in a style approachable by any other.—WILLIAM EDGAR, 18, Shortland-street. Works—Richmond. WANTED KNOWN.— Prices Reduced. SINGER'S NEW FAMILY NOISELESS LOCK-STITCH SEWING MACHINES-M. A. Aldbich, Agent, Shortland street, Auckland. To meet the requirements of customers who find a 'difficulty in paying the full amount at once Mrs Aldbich has adopted a method of time payment to suit them. C. E. WILLIAMS, Managor. Miscellaneous. LOST, a large Brass Collar, with the inline of "Carlo" engraved'on it.—The flndor will be rewarded on returning it to Mr Baker, Chief Officer Golden Crown. LOST, on Friday Evening, in the Market Hall, a Lady's White Cuff and Gold Sleeve-link attached.—Any one returning the same to the Star' Office will be rewarded. LOST, a Black and Tan Terrier Dog, w.".th Curb Collar, and Mr Hancock's name upon it.—Any one returning rame to the United Seivice Hotel will be rewarded. TFOUND, on Saturday Evening, in S- the new Market, a Sum of Money—The ov ncr can havo same by applying to F. G. Brown & Co., Sydney House Fir't Depot, next Union Bank, Queen street piOMPOETABLE Board and Kesi« V^ dence in a pleasantly situated part of Parnell, ITor address apply to "8.,' Star office GREEN HARP GOLD MINING COM PANY (Registered). IN accordance with a requisition requesting me to call a Meeting (of Shoreholdsrs in the above Company to consider the action taken by the Committee appointed at the late meeting, I hereby convene a Meetingt>f Shareholders, to be held at the large room of the Ihsrranee Brim- Ing, on TUESDAY next, the 24th inst., at 3 o'clock in the afternoon. C . DAVIES, Manager. Auckland, June 21, 18V3. NEW GOLDEN PAH GOLD MINING ' ' COMPANY (REGISTERED). AT a Meeting of Directors held this day, a Call (the second) of Threepence per Share was made, payable to the Legal Manager at r the Office of the Company, Shortland-Street, Auckland, on Wednesday, 9th July, 1873. ; , ROBERT HORNE, Legal Manager. Auckland, June 19, 1873. PRIDE OF TOKATEA GOLD MINING COMPANY (REGISTERED). AT a Meeting of Directors held This Day, a-CALL, the Sixth (6th), of SIX-, PENCE per Share was made, payable to the Legal Manager, at the office of the Company, Shortland-street, Auckland, on WEDNES Legal Manager. Auckland, 2nd June, 1873. PARNELL HIGHWAY DISTRICT. THE Annual Meeting of the Kate payers of the above distilct, for the purpose of Striking a Bate and Eleciing Trustees and Auditors for the ensuing year, will be held at the• Paraell Hall, on Wednesday, the 2nd da^ p-m' , ' .i chairman Parnell District Board. June 22, 1873. ■.:.■■ "ROYAL ALBERT LOYAL ORANGE LODGE, No. 2. THE Kegular Monthly Meeting of the above Lodge viH.be held in the Protestant Hall; Newion, To-morrow (Tuesday)' Evening,' 2ith inst., at 7.3o'o'clock shavp. , ; Visiting Brethren are invited. By order of the W.M. . BO WEN, '■• '-■■■.■>*•■■■-' fe'f/tiUluiJ ■•'■ Hon. Sec. . WAYMOUTH AND CO:'S ESTATE. /~IBEDTTOIiSf m this Estate are \J requested to meet in the office oftheTrustee, Vailes' Buildings, Auckland, on FRIDAY, 27th mst., at two o'clock p.m. SIV _WMGHT; . •' ■ •; - "Trustee. Auckland, jJune 23, 1873.,,';';'. '~ ':'','.., ~-. ,;,,..'.-.. •■■•'■: '■''• NOTICE OFIREMOVAL. 0 rpHE Office of the'WkiKJLTO Steam JL Navigation C6iiPAKY'ha9beenKerfiqvedfr6m JUt.ly above!*. ftUktaff. "^Sjai. A C 0.,., i ... > >■) i! nhnf} l/J Agents.' June 23,187.3. _________ TO CARPENTERS AND JOINERS. IN consequence >of the Refusal of some of the Builders of AucHand to Increase the-presentKateof^ages, a Meeting of Carpenters and Joiners will be held in the Mechanics' Institute, on WEDNESDAY EVENING, 25thinst.. at half-past seven o'clock, to determine what course of action will be most advisable to be pvrsued. ■ Byorderof the Committee. jwarreNj Hon. Sec. LODGE ST. ANDREW, : ;No. 418, ;&C.; THE Monthly Meeting of Lodge St Andrew will be held in the Lodge Boom, This (Monday) Evening, at 7.30 o'clock. By «*r of the R.W.M. MARSHALL> Seorotavy. \ .



To Let. TO BE LET, THE ROYAL HOTEL, in Eden Crescent, a few minutes' walk from the Rail way Station. These premises, together with the Club House adjourning, mill make a first-class Family and Commercial Hotel. ' ; Apply to H. ASHTON & SON, 31, N.Z. Insurance Buildings. TO LET, two Bed rooms ; no other boarders kept.—Apply at the Eagle Inn, Albert street r 1 70 LET, a Scoria-built House in St. JL Stephen's Road, Parnell, containing five rooms, with Stable and Out-houses.— Apply to R. C. Dyer, Shortland-street. TO LET, at Onehunga, a comfort able House of six apartments, with scullery and out-houses, and one acre and a-half ground in garden and grass paddock. Commands a magnificent prospect, aid will be let cheap. —Apply to i'leming and Steven son, Land Agents, Onehunga. TO LET, a Six-roomed Cottage with every convenience and large garden. —Apply to Mr Samuei Wells, Queen street ; or at the Grafton Store, Grafton Road. MONEY TO LEND on Personal Security or on Promissory Notes ; also, on Freeholds. Mortgages Exchanged at low rates of interest. Bills Discounted. —F. W. Stevens, West Queen street. MONEY TO LEND on first-dass freehold security, at low rates of interest. — R C. DiEit, Shortland-street. MONEY TO LEND, from £25 to £3,000, on first class securities, at current rates of interest.—J. M. Lennox, Estate Agent, 42, Queen-street. TWT O I I C E. The Public are informed that I will not be respon sible for any debts contracted in my name, or otherwise, by my wife,' Emma Leslie, of Wartlo, near Hamilton ; and that she is not authorised to deal with any of my property. Dated this 9th day of June, 1873. J. NORMAN LESLIE. Witness-John Kkox, Auctioneer, Hamilton. IV/TYEE G-OLDWATEK, CORNER OF QUEEN AND WEST QUEEN STREETS, ' LOAN OFFICE. Money Lent on every description of Goods in any sum up to .One Thousand roundS R / GoLDwATER pICTURE FRAME AND EOOM MOULDINGS, NOW OPEN, A CHOICE ASSOETMENT, From Id. per Foot. PAPFBHANGINGS IN EVERY VARIETY. W. PHILLIPPS & SON, OIL, COLOR, & CLASS MERCHANTS, 12, WYNDIIAM STREET. FOE SALE, at MEECER, the Property known an GERRAND'S STORE, with Stock-in-Trade; doing a good Cash Business. Im mediate possession, as Mr Gerrand is leaving the district.—For terms and other particulars, apply to Bell Bros., Custom-house street; or, to Mr Gerrand. COROMANDEL BEACH GOLD MINING COMPANY (Registered). THE Register of the above Company v, 111 be Closed on TUESDAY first, the 24th inst. after which date no Transfer will be received. T. DOuCtLAd, Manager. June 20, IS73< TO^BRICKLAYERS AND CARPENTERS. .- ■*-. LABOR ONLY. fTIENDERS will be received by the -L- r-Undersigned until 4 p.m., 26th inst., for the Erection bf a Brick Dwelling-house in Lome street. _ Plans and specification at ray office, Stichburys Buildings. p p MAjmJsrEA . T j BURROWS, <■ .' J' - Architect. T^RUIT! FEUIT!! FETJIT!!! A FINE I ASSORTMENT of CHOICE DESSERT, COOKING,; and other FRUITS, at the Si YD NEY HOUSE, Wholesale and Retail Fruit DepSt, next Union Bank, The Trade'and Shipping Supplied. Orders promptly executed, j 0088 & CO.'S TELEGRAPHIC LINE OF MAIL COACHES. ; I r ; ' ' '.r '■< ;, . ■-■ /.: i i TIME TABLE. . ' ■■■' Leave Auckland every Monday, Wednesday, and ~ ! Friday,; at ,6 a.m., for— - . , : . •va.-ii 1 . 'aJlli s."d..'■■■''' ■•':' ■'B- A, nfdhiiTni ' ' ':. 12 6 Pointßussell .. 16 0 Pamtoeto'e 4 6 Ngan^awahia .. 30 0 p2Sto» . .6 6. Hamilton' .. 35 0 Drury*. ■■!.' 7^<J Cambridge .. 40 0 Leave Hamiltpni eyery Tuesday, Thursday, and , ..', ■ Saturday, at 6 a.m., for—'. , •Wirnmnwahia 5 0 Papatoetoe .. 30 6 p O gKus£li :: 20. 0 Otatahu .. 32 6 Drury .. 1.. 27 0 Auckland .. 35 0 Papakura .. 28 6 . „ Leaves Hamilton, at 8 a.m., for Alexandra every Tuesday and Saturday; leaves Alexandra at 12 noon for Hamilton, to meet, the Coach, for Auckland, every M parce Jls a?o lrw?Sd to all parts of the Waikato and must be paid for before leaving the office. We don t hold ourselves responsible for .any parcels value over £5. ; ' ; t ' :J" ! DAILY TIME TABLE. v ■' :_ '. . Leave Auckland every Monday, Wednesday, and Fr* day at 6 a.m., and every Tuesday, Thursday, ■'' and Saturday, at 8 aim.-, for ■ Otahuliu Papatoetoe" '- i i Papakiira Drury. Leaves Ifcufy every Monday, Wednesday, and Fri day at 12 noon, and every Tuesday, Thursday, *,nd 'Saturday, at 4 o'clock p.m., for Papakura, Papatpetoe, . Otahuhu and Auckland, s , .; ! '/ ■ l' Lsave AucWand at; 3 p.m. for;;,, ~:,!>/< .Otahuhu .;■.'• '- Papatoetoe;, ay:. Papakujra, ■■;....;,,;..:■ Drury ■,_. lui'iofjin Leave Drury at 7.30 a.m. for '' ' Papakuta Papatoetoe Otahuhji ~ . Auckland Carriages, Buggies, or Saddle Horses can be hired ■ for all parts of the province. Bookihg Office :—BtLidTT-STREET. - , ■;. lO • a G. QUICK, Proprietor. I H. MOFFLIN, Manager. TTOWICK AND AUCKLAND LINE;OF,. !j ii, '[■'■•': i ROYAL! MAIL 00AG H ES. DAILY' TIME TABLE. \ ; Leave .Howick for.Panmup, [St.; Jphn's College Remuora, and Auckland, at 7.30 a.m. Leave Auckland for Remuera, St.-Johns-College, ' " •' ' "jrioOMß & CO., Proprietors. BOOKING OFFICE — VICTORIA. STREET.



I Miscellaneous. TO BE SOLD BY PEIVATE TREATY, Two Freehold Cottages, situate in Chapel-street, opposite the Baptist School, 25 feet frontage, by 110 feet back.—Enquiries may be made ©f James Kenyon, next to the Allotment. i NAVIGATION. NAVIGATION and Nautical Astronomy taught by the undersigned. S. J. WILLIAMS, kelson-street. TO BUILDERS. TENDERS are invited for the Erection of Brick Buildings in Queen-street. Plans, &c, at my office, Insurance Buildings. j • " RICHARD KEALS, ' . Architect. ! "VTOTICE ! NOTICE! NOTICE! GO TO | J. & J. JAMIES-ON'S FOR BOOTS AND SHOES. : JUST ARRIVED - 500 PAIRS CHILDREN'S 1 BOOTS and SHOES, at Is per pair, worth 2s C'l. Also, 600 PAIRS LADIES' SEWN CASHMERE | HOUSE BOOTS, at !5s per pair. 10 TRUNKS I LADIES' STITCHED-SOLE KID BOOTS, at COST | PRICE. Ladies' Cloth Boots, Goloshes, and Slippers in great variety. Gent's Sewn Elastic-sides, 12s 6d. i LADIES', GENTS', i\ND CHILDREN'S BOOTS OF j ! EVERY DESCRIPTION MADE TO ORDER ON THE PREMISES. /HrNote the Address:— J. & J. JAMIESON, BOOT & SHOE IMPORTERS, ; 181, QUEEN STREET, Opposite J. Coui>land's Stobe. NOTICE. THE public are informed that I have obtained a License from "the City Council Office ! for the Removal of Rubbish or Night Soil. The lowest ! price charged, and satisfaction guaranteed. i Orders may be left at the City Council Officer or at ! I Mr Sceats' British Hotel. ABEL FLETCHER MBMOBANDUM Board of Education, Auckland, June 20,1873. School Committees are reminded— 1. That the Board of Education require them, previous to their making an appointment to the office of Teacher or Assistant Teacher, to procure from the Board a List of the Certificated Teachers seeking Engagements in the Province. 2. That when asking the Board's sanction to the appointment of a Teacher, or Assistant Teacher, they shall furnish the Board with a List of the Candidates for such appointment. 3. That Teachers appointed by Committee should not, except under special circumstances, enter upon their duties until their appointments have been sanctioned by the Board. School Committees are requested to instruct Teachers of Public Schools in their several districts to give all possible a-sistance to the Collectors in obtaining the Capitation Rate by giving them the names and residences of the parents of the children attending their Schools. FREDERICK J. MOSS, Secretary. TTH—IHBW "MB^y""""" " '""Iff 'MIITII*!—P B"M"P*T*TI"~-""- t*^ AUCKLAND HARBOUR BOARD. TENDERS FOR SUPPLY OF NAILS, SPIKES, 4.ND GENERAL IRON WORK. ! . Harbour Board Office, Auckland, June 23, 1873. TENDERS for the supply of NAILS, SPIKES, and GENERAL IRONWORK, in terms of specification to be seen at this Office, will be received until TUESDAY, the lat July, at 1873, at 12 o'clock noon. Tenders to be endorsed, " lender for Ironwork." WILLIAM C. DALDY, Chairman. AUCKLAND HARBOUR BOARD. TENDERS FOR LTFTTNtt AND REPLACING BUOYS, ETC. 'n I) /Harbour Board Office, : • Auckland, June 11, 1573. npENIJEKS will be received at this X office' until noon on TUESDAY, the 24th inst..] for Lifting and Replacing "Warping Buoys, and Moor ings off Que!cn-strcQt Wharf. , Specifications, &c, may bo seen upon application a Tendarslio be endorsed, "Tender for Lifting and Replacing Buoys, etc." The lowest or any Tender not necessarily accepted Chairniafa. ■" •'" j ■": OFFICIAL AGENCY, : '• : NOTI CE. /^KIiiI)iTOES of the underm'entipiied. \J Company are requestod.to, prove _ and. send in their Claims on or baforo the 30th June inst; j-sri ; ABEAnAM LINCOLN GOLD MINIITG'Vv, compact (Registered.) I 1' ; ;| 7 h i HORATIO NELSON WARNER, i>t» i. Offioial Agent, j Auckland, June 17, 1873. ; . . •.. ( 113 T Yd j o-o ■..,,!: -Alto '••■' •! ')' ■ ••■ '■■ i'«?*il' ' '-■ Ull' lii'/l .-. :■ '■■ ' ■ ■■"/ ' - ■' ' ' '" '■ i "' ' ' ' Ti/T Q B T O N I.OJ E S No. !V QUEEN STREET, ■ ;' : .'.'' 1 HAS ON1 SALE, PROVISI6nS— Salt Been Salt Pork, Ox Tongues, Sheep's Tongues Pre^rved.Meats, and Fish .. i\. Lamb's Biscuits and Cabin Bread _•', Teas, Sugars, Candies, Kerosine ; jn«! . :. • • if Pickles, Jams, Rico, Tobacco, Soap , COLONIAL PRODUCE— ' 50 tons Duncan's Dunedin Flour and Catmeal 13 cases McConnell's Hamsand Bacon : , ;._ /. .."_. A 150 Port Cooper Cheese, new. arrival 70 sides' Canterbury Bacon; In Cloth 20 kegs Prime Salt Butter, just landed.' ' , ~ /' ' ~S^l\ /C: ' \ \ Pressed, Oaten, and Lucerne Hay and Chaff Oats, Maize, and Bran, Etc., Etc. . : , * 160 tons Bell's Sydney Bonedust, fine Jrin.and Jin BA^S'NO. 4 PALE ALE) NEW BREW, ' ..." ,/,;■ Just Landed, ex Hero, ; ~,,. ~j , 2 -' v 'HHTJS. A-Ifi iii i.I'NE,.';OP i N.D'ITION. '" '■''""'■' j 0 jasJJiJ.gAjtHiPXoiii Uom ;>'r- li| - m O E^^'^v';^^,^;!;^;:;, COMMISSION AGENT, NO. 1, QUEEN STREET.



Entertainments. pEINCEOF WALES THEATRE Lessee and Manager.. .. T. W. Bush. _ Agent ..-.. C. A. Mothersill. CONTINUED AND GLORIOUS SUCCESS OF MADAME COB A, who nightly delights thejLargest Audiences that *ver attended this Theatre. MADAME COEA WILL OPEN HER TEMPLE OF MAGIC THIS (Monday) EVENING, JUNE 23, when she will be assisted by ; ■' ' • , MDLLE. CHRISTIANA, And MASTER WALTER, IN A NUMBER OF NEW ILLUSIONS. MADAME COEA Will also distribute more of her valuable and useful ' PRESENTS amongst the audience. The leading Gifts for This (Monday) Evening will be a SILVER PLATKD TEA and COFFEE SERVICE of four pieces, and a complete TEA SET of China of U pieces. Also, ONE POUND IN COIN. MILLION PRICES! Dress Circle, 3s ; Stalls 2s ; Pit, Is. Carriages may be ordered for half-past 10 o'clock. MGND AY POP QLAE CONCERTS. C H O EAL HALL. THIS (MONDAY) EVENING, JUNE 23. PROG RAM ME:. Part 1. Overture- " II Barbiere " (3, Possini) Song—" I'm Alone" (Benedict)- Mrs Mitchell Song (Bass)," Will o' the Wisp"Cherry ' ; Waltzes—"Sunny Climes" (24, Montgomery) Duet —"The Sailor Sighs"—Mrs Mitchell and Gentleman Amatei^ Intermission of ten minutes.—Promenade. Part 11. Song —By the Banks of Allan Water" — Lady Amateur ~ March—Meyerbeer " (19, Wielka) Overture—" Chilporic" (Home) , Sons— " I Love the Morning " (Farmer)— Mrs Mitchel Solo Pianoforte—Lady Amateur Intermission of ten minutes.—Promenade. Part 111. Duet, from " Robin Hood " (Birch) -Mh Mitchell and Lady Amateur ■ • ■'> i! ' Waltz—" Kroll's Ballklano " (Lumbie)i <3 0n g_"Chen/ Ripe "—Madame Moller Galop—Cherry" Ripe. National Antiiem I■; . ; Refreshments provided dm ing the evening by Mr E. Perkins. ADMISSION-ONE SHILLING. 'J. , OH OE A L HAL L. SY MONDS-STREET. j^j i [ / ■, .. ■r j THE LOTTIE MAGNET TKOTJPE, For Positively ONE NIGHT ONLY! A GRAND COMPLIMENTARY: BENEFIT To the Company pre\ious to their departure for Sydney per Steamship Victoria, WEDNESDAY, JUN E <25 . iio TO LET the PBINCE OF WALES THEATRE, the most centrally located and best-adapted HALL for CONCERTS, LECTURES, or other Public Amusements, having Excellen DRESSING-ROOMS, CLOAK-ROOMS, and all the accommodatlpn.requlred.;; I :.',i': ~'/:< Liberal terms made with Societies. Application to be made to ,■ ; ; ■-■ ; .«,.. R. J. DkLIAS. ST. MATTHEWS BOY AND GIRL SCHOOL, HOBSON AND WBLLESLBY„ STREETS. , ■ ■ The undorsigned bog to inform Parents that no MID-WINTER HOLIDAY will be given in the above Establishment.' ,■•<■•• ! ■ CHARLES B. ANDREW, 8.A., Head Master /Boys' !Departineht; MRS GINGELL, ' ■ " Head Mistress of Girls' Department. /~\N SALE, by the Undersigned: — Mali; 'English'ana Colonial 'l''"^, '''"''' Hops, Tasmanian and East Kentt • Sausage Skins, in kegs ' '.; " ~ Scmm, 72-inch, and 45-inch ■ ... '~..,., ..^ , SaflCan; a;- !;| QEO. W^EINNEY. , , Auctions-'' ' ' --'■' ■■' ~,,,.. ,•, ■i, , JTHURSDAY, JUNE 26. SALE ofCHOICE^USEIJOLD^HRNI-- TURB,! VALUABLE' PLATitD WARE, glass; and china, linen, wines and spirits, at the^premises, waterloo crescent. B. TONKS & CO. ;lj ils(liV , jf . HAVE been instructed by Messrf; J. Brogden and Sons to sell, on .Thursday . next, atill o'clock prompt, ~j, n : ;i.,, i.v. .tUol ■J- The Entire of the New and Valuable Household Furniture, consistjng ofrn,, TAB ": tiH.V.aiU v ,i , Dining and Drawing-room Furnu»re -■; Chairs, Cheffonnierj, Carpets, Oilcloth ,". Iron and Wood Bedsteads, Hair-Mattresses. I■J • Bed' Linen, Handsome Mirrors, Ohes;ts r ,of if, ilii'n ■> Drawers, Cutlery .i-i.-1'" ---' ■ ; Very iElegant Plated Ware, Glass and China>■ . I- -;' ''■• ' ° Klitfj-ffT inmUoui Kitchen Range and Cooking Utensils -Ul htm 3 Garden Tools, &c. ■■'-'' ,naflj<.7/ , ' J ■Asma^UpiiO.fphoic^W^nesandSpirits r . ~ The above are quite new, and have been selected with great taste, regardless of expense; I («C!OOO M - On view TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY, on the premises,, Waterloo Quadrant, adjoining the resi denceof J. Watt, Esq.1' ' > '- ! ' :'' -;: '• ' ' '' ' - MONDAY, JUNE £().' ; ;;.;,,..,:,! ■ -efiml-.M ■f/myrAtju ,« FREEHOLD PROPERTIES. EDEN TERRACE, COTELE, PARNELL TERRACE, SHEEHAN'S PADDOCK, ■•-;AND.SPBIN:G;'BA^K; Ol *"*" "" THE Sjibscribei's1 likve received in ' sirructions from the proprietor to sell, at the ■Land Mart, Fort-street, on Monday, 30th inst., at 12 o'clock, :THE; UND^RMENTiqNED, PROPERTIES, Vla.^ EDEN TERRACE.—Lots Nos. i and 2 of Section No. 3, J64 feet froutage to the New North Road, >■ ', *and 108 feet 6 inches'to Flower-street, being ': the corner allotment'" immediately above MessrsiGlanville and Ellyett's premises, COTELE;4Lots'G2 arid 63, 68 feet\frontage tO'Ex induthistreet, b/an average depth of 128 feet. ' PARNELIi TERRACE.— Lot 10 of the sub-division ;; i:''"!bf allotments 8 and 10, Section ob.- suburbs of Auckland, situated close to Mr Boyd's, and P( v ,'Miavingja frontage of 35 feet to Parnell Terrace, , by 100 feet deep „ SHEEHAN'S PADDOCK.-Lots 14,15,16, and 17, I ! 'siiuitea opposite the top of College-street, and tiavingSrontages of 109 feet to the Ponsonby ' "'. . . Road; <M 140 feet to King-street. ! i^PRINGBINK.-Lot 64, 136 feet frontage to the RichiHnd Road, jlcl) ' Terms Easy. SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, Auctioneers,



Auotions. TO-MORROW, JUKE 24. EXTENSIVE UNRESERVED SALE or CHOICE ENGLISH FURNITURE, , , . SUITES, HATSTANDS, ' CHEFFONNIERS, MIRRORS, PIANOS, Etc., Etc., • Etc., EX PARSEE, B. TONKS & CO. HAVE been instructed to sell, To morrow (Tuesday), at 12 o'clock, | THE FOLLOWING CHOICE ENGLISH FURNI TDHE- ' Walnut Suite, in green rep Mahogany ditto, in morocco leather [vj Walnut ditto, in striped silk Walnut and Mahogany Cheffonmers and Side boads Mahogany and Oak Hatstands ■«- Work Tables, Davenports, Writing Tables ;Mahogany Chests Drawers and Office Table* G Loo Tables, walnut inlaid 30 very handsome Dressing Glasses, marbla , , slabs, twisted pillars 2 Pianofortes, by Stoddart. Now on View. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 25. EXTENSIVE SALE OF WINES AND SPIRITS. ' TO CLEAR CONSIGNMENTS. ' • ■ . .( B. TONKS & CO. HAVE been instructed by Messrs. J. Roberton and Co. to sell, at the Brunswick Mart, on Wednesday next, at 12 o'clock, An Extensive Parcel of WINES AND SPIKITS, to close various consignments. ■ ■'■ : , i - #./,,.) . ■'■'' : Particulars to-morrow. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 25. LEASEHOLD COTTAGE AT PARNELL. B. TONKS & CO. HAVE been instructed by Mr. Douglas, who is leaving the colony, to sell, at the Brunswick Mart, on Wednesday, at 12 o'clock ■ sharp, ;y/jj NEAT COTTAGE RESIDENCE of six rooms, situated in Hobson-street, Hobson'g Park. I : Parnell, well and substantially built, in first rate order, with good garden, allotment 45 feol ... ,by 135, leasehold for nearly ten yeirs, at the low , ; f, K ij, ' ground rent of £6. To be positively sold. Terms—Cash. # TO-MORROW, ix,/ i :. 'at the corner mart. At Eleven o'clock, 1 QOQ -B:A&8 MA IZ E, X«O JU*J Ex Thames, and to Arrive, 10 cases Hams and Bacon, Watt 4 Co. 160 bags Bran 200 bags Best Table Potatoes ..,;;;;! A • 30 Prime Cheese ''' ■' 2 cases Canterbury Cheese , „■ , ; , t,.-, : .. ; ...t : :,-,i 60 cases Kerosine 150 packages Tea , , , r „ , Bfl| j 40 barrels Sugar 4 cases Vestas . . 6 barrels .Currents : . ■ ," 25 kegs Auckland Butter Oats, Flour, Pickles, Candles. Terms at Sale. GEORGE SIBBIN, , ; ,■ [tur i Auctioneer. _ i ; ■•.■.■••.■ :;.. \Wvtit, <H i:-i pI TO-MORROW, JUNE 24. CITY MART. '■'•■ ■ i - ___— - ..-,;,■ -, T 15 CASES1 FANCY GOODS, EX WOOD ; h LARK. - GRANT & MORTON HAVE received instructions to, sell :H'. byiauctlon, at their Mart, To-morrow (Tues day), 24th inst., at 11 o'clock prompt, . : Hii*3 . 16 CASES FANCY GOODS, ex Woodlwk, a new and fresh goods, comprising-^ |, ; "I: i '■ < , - m Ladies* Bags and Bag Purses " Work Boxes, Desks, Albums .. Fancy Hair Work, Hair Pins [i O tt'A 'Tortoise-shell and Fancy Jewellery Cutle'ryr Butchers-Knives ■ ™_ Paper,-Fancy Stationary ; .! M /• >, r.m I '! ' Also, . ' |Jj 2 cases German Toys, well assorted ~ ~ , ■ 1 case Wax DoUs .dOn A! I ; Terms at Sale. . .' , . r>J^_ > i ,, / _, -~-j,. "i 1.-V-r i —■ ; T ~~T'- ' , WEDNESDAY, JUNE 25. ; ON THEIPREMISIJS OF MR. J. N, NEWMi: BOjLD, VICTORIA-STREET. THE ENTIRE STOCK-m-TRADE, FIXi T "55!« ;; ; ;tURES,; GOODWILL, AND TENANCY. .vf i GRANT & MORTON/ :|, ! ; -TTAVE received instructions from ,7. V.""7 Ml Mr. jJ/iST. Newbbld (in. consequence of Mb '■ ■■ J i retiroment from business) to sell by auction, on the premises, Vjictoria-sireet, on Wednesday, June2s,;afc eleven o'ekxjk, (i , i a .THE ENTIRE 'sTOCK^-TRADE, comprising— .. i-,/ A First-rate Assortment of Men's, Women*, ' and Children's Boots and Shoeß, General li p;i Drapely, Ho»iery, Fancy Goods, Men's and. Youths' Clothing, Woollens, &c. V The first 16t offered will be the Fixtures, Goodwill, • '; ; ■ and Tenancy.:! I «Jj ,1 . . ■ .; w * • !(M HUT ; TermsMSale. i ,__ ! .„ ■:;';.. M Thursday, june.26. - qn thi premises of messrs. , : ■" l! n ARCHARD AND BROWN, *■ '■ Mechanics' Bay. " : • , f[ , ? ~,,: THE WHOLE OF THE WORKING PLANTS FOR UNRESERVED AUCr'.: 8xor: TION SALE, TO CLOSE PARTNER SHIP AiCCOUNT. ' lt::U * GRANT & MORTON HAVE received instructions to sell by auction, on the premises of Messrs. Archard a and Brown, Mechanics' Bay, on Thursday, June 86, ' at twelve o'clock noon, THB* CtTTTER STAG, well found A I ?n ;■ I The putter Spray, ditto ' ~,„.,. * 'rj ditto . , .iT/T 12 Spleidid HeaVy fraught Horses, the besftt 11 A B *> '• , thdprovince r .v . •■ a ' 16 sets {Harness, new and i secona-nand, gome silyer-mounted ■•! > ■? r / 8 Drayk j-! v, - 1' Heavy Timber [Waggon , ; ~.'•. mi-^ a 1 Portable, Steam Epgine,? horse-power, nearly , ; ~: I ne#, by Ranson and Sims tro l l Girciflar Saw/and Bench, Shafts, Belts, «c*. ;, 11 i . i steani Chaff-cutting Machine . ...;..; siti 1 Steai Maize^cws^ing ditto,. :•. >. , : •. , .:'/ji.i r Weighing Machines, Screw Jacks .. ;u- ~ yr; uo : i Coll Screens, Baskets, Buckets ' v • Cafpenters'and Blacksmithls Tools, and -~, . j A fcrge lot of Sundiies ..' r c ' The I whole w be sold without reserve tjie J above p^ttnetiuip: ;,,».■ :•>; "• A' litinoheon will be provided. v Termg at Sale, . , ■ ■ - ' ' *i. --*•*