Salt Lake, March lOth. —Most of the Mormons called to join the settlement in the neighborhood of San Francisco Mountains, Arizona, are making preparations to start. The company will be largely composed of young men and young women. New Yoisk, March 24th.—Commodore Vanderbilt has donated $500,000 toward erecting a large seminary for girls at the New Dorph, Statew Island. Workmen have already broke ground for the proposed building.

TELEGRAPHIC.

LATEST THAMES NEWS

Firing for. Mr Vogel's Prize.

Crushing Returns

GRAHAMSTOWN,

This day. The firing for Mr Vogel's prize commenced this morning at the range at Tararu. There were 42 competitors. The light was wretch edly bad in the beginning. The men do not expect to win the prize. The boiler for the Bright Smile was towed down per Enterprise No. 2 last night, and arrived safe at Tararu.

So^s of Fbeedom.—Gold was got to-day in the reef to hand in the main drive. There is a promising show. Whatj.—Nice gold has been obtained from the rise in the main level towards the winze, which will connect in eight feet more. Tookey Tribute.—Loudens tribute crushed 15 tons of stone with a yield of 4 ozs. 6 dwt. scold.

. Johnsons tribute had a crushing of five tons of stone which gave 9 ozs. gold. The Bank of New Zealand shipped for Auckland this afternoon 3,205 ounces fgold.

LATEST SOUTHERN NEWS.

[Per Anglo-Aust^ai-ian Telegram Company. |

WELLINGTON.

This day,

The Independent says the real npjfoes o f the murderers were only ascertained on the ' sth, on which date Mr Mack^y was authorized to apply for warrants.

The journeymen shoemakers propose striking.

PORT CHALMERS.

This day. Sailed.—William Davie, for Wellington

DUNEDIN.

This day. Sir Fish (Mayor,) charges Mr Watt .(Sheriff and R.M.,) with giving an improper and unjust decision, and asks the Minister •bi Justice either to reprimand or suspend him.

Mr David Monro's resignation has caused surprise and regret. The river Molyneux rose thirty feet last flood.

Fairelough, the tragedian, made his delut last night. The praise given by the papers 3s'faint.

|i The sales of. Corporation leases to-day averaged 300 per cent, above the upset price.

CANTERBURY.

This day, Butter has been auctioned at 9^d.

INQUEST.—This Day.

,An inquest was held to-day, at noon, at the (Mount Eden Gaol, before Dr Goldsbro', ■coroner, and a select jury, on the body of ;Patrick Dolan, who died yesterday iv the said prison; Mr George Gallagher, foreman. Richard A. Eyre, governor of the gaol, deposed that the deceased was undergoing Ipenal servitude. The deceased had been suffering during the past month in the prison hospital of heart disease. ' Dr Philson had attended the prisoner during iis illness, and stated that the cause of death fwas disease of the heart. He had every at tention paid to him by the authorities of the gaol, and was in a better condition in prison Wan he would have been in at liberty. His disease might have been induced by mental depression, and not by hard work or expos ure. He had visited deceased three times a day. Roberb Chartres gave evidence as to the considerate treatment deceased had received, juad.of his failing health. The jury returned a verdict that death was caused by disease of the heart.

Jin inquest was also held this morning at the Whau Lunatic Asylum, before C. P. Goldsbro', Esq., and a jury of twelve, on the body of John McQaltera, aged'fifty-six, who died in the course of yesterday. Deceased had been admitted to the Asylum, on the 16th December, 1871, suffering from lunacy. Timothy Lowry, chief-keeper, deposed that from the time of his admittance he had gradually become worse, and about twelve months ago he had a severe fit, and on the Bth of the present month he had a Becond fit, from the effects of which he never rallied. Thomas Robertson and Patrick Molloy gave corroborative evidence, and the jury returned a verdict in accord ance with the evidence —Died from natural causes.

REQUIEM MASS.

This morning a solemn Requiem Mass was celebrated in St. Patrick's Cathedral for the repose of the soul of the late Very Reverend Dr. Croke, Vicar-General of the diocese of Cloyne, and parish priest of Charleville, County of Cork, Ireland. The celebrant was the Most Reverend Dr. Croke, Bishop of Auckland, the deacon being the Rev. "Walter McDonald ; sub-deacon, Rev. T. J. Dil worth ; master of ceremonies, Rev. P. Boibieux. We also noticed in the sanctuary the Rev. J. Paul, the Rev. Stephen Hallum, and the Rev. Father Joseph Gregory. A full choir was present, and sang the Mass in an impressive manner. The church wa3 draped in deep mourning, and the solemn service was witnessed by a large congrega* tion.

The following appeared in the CorTc 'Ex aminer respecting the late Dr. Croke :— It is our painful duty to announce to-day the death of Very Rev. Dr. Croke, parish priest of Charleville, and Vicar-General of the Diocese of Cloyne. His health, which was never the best, had of late years been extremely precarious; and he quietly suc cumbed on Saturday, 22nd, to a severe attack of bronchitis—a disease which had already proved fatal to more than one member of his family. For a period of more than sixty yeara Dr Croke has been prominent as an ecclesiastfc in this country. He was advanced to the honor of the priesthood in the year 1811; and having successively served as curate in Fermoy and Administrator in Cove or Queenstown, he was appointed parish priest of Charle ville by Dr Coppinger in July 1827. Ho lived to a rare old age, having completed his 90th year; and of his long, useful, and edifying career he spent forty-six years and more as parish priest of Charleville. Few, if any, of his college contemporaries survive him y and few then remain to tell of his first missionary doings, or of the estuuate that was formed of him in his

earlier yeats> whether as a minister of the Gospel or as a gentleman. But his brethren of latter times and his bishop, and a wide circle of lay friends, and above all his parishioners, had learned to associate his name and character with everything that was pure and priestly in the Chiirch, as well as upright and honorable in society. His charity was .notorious. He founded a Covent of Mercy, and a Christian Brothers' establishment, and left all he had on earth for religious uses. He. was, in, short, a really representative man, a grand old priest and a thorough Even in his physique he was strikingly' distinguished, his presence imposing, his figure erect, his step stately, his dress faultless, his de meanor dignified, and in fact as well as in seeming he was one of the most respectable ecclesiastics in i>ny Church or country. Dr Croke was uncle to the Most Rev. Dr Thomas Croke, Bishop of Auckland ; aleo to the Very Rev. James Croke. Vicar-General of the Archdiocese of Sail Francisco. Those are not however the only members of ths family vowed to the service of God. There are also Mother Mary Joseph Croke, Superioress of the Convent of Mercy, Charle ville, County Cork, and Mother Mary Ignatius Croke, Superioress of the Convent of Mercy, Bathurst, New South Wales, Aus tralia, who are nieces of the deceased, and sisters of Dr Croke, of Auckland.

PRIZE FIRING.—This Day.

The firing for the Premier's prize commenced this morning at the Mount Eden range at nine o'clock. The weather was most pro pitious for the competition, and the Volun teers of the various companies mustered in goodly numbers. Major Cooper, of the Thames, attended to watch the scores on behalf of the Thames men. Sergt. Cleary (Thames Engineers), Sergt.-Major Schofield (Thames Scottish), attended at the butts. The whole of the arrangements were under the command of Capt. Derrom. The ranges were 200, 500, and GOO yards. There was some capital firing, and the scores up to the time of our going to press are as follows :—

200 Yards. —Any Position. Sergt. Warren... .« ... 2233333—19 „ Ansell ... 3323323—19

Little

2333234—20

Corp. Fort Vol. E. Morrow ~ Atkinscn ..,

2332234—19 3344332—22 2222022—12

Sergt. Tierney... Vol. Bell Sergt. R. Morrow Vol. Coylo ~ Grace

3222334—19 3332223—1S 3433223—20 4332423—21 2332230—15

*~ Stone

3333334—22

~ Hyctt M McCarthy [~ Pattson

3223223—17 2224433—20 2222322—15

~ Leigh

4433223—21

„ Hogan ~ Jones

2433223—19 2223222—15

~ G. Partington

3244434—24

~ Goodfellow

3233443—22

Sergfc. W. Partington ~ Skinner

3323334—21 3330333—18

~ Self

2303222—14

„ Payne

2333243—20

~ Bowden

4234434—24

~ Cooper „ Kelly

2334223—19 2332320—15

Sergt. Dickson ~ Phillips

3002243—14 2042222—14

AUCKLAND INSTITUTE.

The first monthly meeting of this excellent Institute was held last evening in the large room, next to the' Museum. His Honor the Superintendent (Thomas B. Gillies, Esq.) as President of the Institute occupied the chair. The room wa3 tolerably well filled with an intelligent and highly respectable audience, and an air of cheerfulness was reflected upon members by the presence of a number of ladies who take especial interest in the general proceedings of the Institute. Mr T. Kirk, the secretary, who has done so much, by his own papers and contributions in aid of the objects of the Institute, read the lists of new members and contributions to the Museum, which included several geological curiosities from the Chatham Islands and Cape Horn by Rev. G. H. Purchas and Capt. Breton. A very good specimen of coal had also been presented from Raglan by H. Chamberlain, Esq. The President, Mr Gillies, congratulated the members of the Auckland Institute upon their steady and certain pro gress, and referred briefly to its history from its commencement, which shadowed forth a hope that it would go on increasing in strength, numbers, and intelligence, and become one of the best and inbst useful of colonial societies. The Institute holds 175 members, which is a i considerable in crease over its numbers of previous years. His Honor, slightly regretting that their meelings were not so well attended as he could wish, said they had great reason for congratulating , themselves in . the general interest felt in the results of physical science. He also touched upon the growth of trees which they had planted, and of the advantages that must naturally accrue from them in the course of a few years. He said further, that if the Institute possessed a suitable building its members might have hundreds of volumes in the Institute library, and thousands of specimens for the use of students in the science. His Honor thought an effort should be made in this direction, but the poor Government could do but little towards such a desirable object. He then £aye a rough estimate as to the probable cost of improvements and additions. He suggested more literary workjin the shape of papers among its members, and considered that the correct observation of natural facts was far better than the dry bones of history, and formed the only legitimate basig of phy sical science. The meeting was an extremely interesting one, and the. paper of Captain Hutton on the geology of the Hauraki gold field, and. the remarks.of Mr Heale, we listened to with much attention. After a few remarks from Dr.Kidd a vote of thanks to the President closed the meeting.

No steps have been taken to light, the street lamps at the corner of Hobson and Victoria streets notwithstanding the atten tion that has been called to it. The lamp rjosthas been erected above twelve months, But since that time nothing more has been done If this lamp was lighted xt would prevent many a tumble into the gutter along Hobson street on dark nights. •

<M£B EYENIHG STAK, TUESDAY, JTTNE 10, 187S



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Entertainments. riHOKAL SOCIETY. The next 1 T HOME will take plac on THURS DAY, 12th inst. Admission, 2s 6d. Tickets from Mr Upton. Honorary Members' Half-Yearly Tickets may be obtained on application to Mr Upton. R. H. SrEVENSON, • Hon. Treasurer. pEINCE OF WALES THEATRE Lessee Orlando Mazzolini. EXCELSIOR STAR VARIETY TROUPE. Owing to the immense success which the above Troupe has met with they will play for SlXjj NIGHTS MOKE. THIS (TUESDAY) EVENING, June 10, AN ENTIRE CHANGE OF PROGRAMME. MDLLE. LAURA and the BROTHERS FRANCONI in their Groat Balloon Flight for the second time in the Colonies Mr W. H. REED in New Character Songs and Negro Delineations. Mr BEN HEATH in New and Original Comic Songs. Mr McLIVR in New Dutch and Negro Biz. The Brothers FRANK and FRED. The Brothers HUNTER. The ONE-LEGGED GYMNAST. The INFANT WONDER, and. a Great Variety of Attractions. Dress Circle, 3s; Stalls, 2s ; Pit, Is. P. W. CULLIMORE, Leader of Orchestra. Doors open at half-past 7; to commence atßo'clock sharp. God Save thb Qukkn. For Full Performances see Hand-bills. Miscellaneous. LOST, a Set of Sails belonging to a small Boat, off Kauri Point.—The finder w"l be rewarded on returning the same to H. Holbrook, Watermen's Steps, Wharf. MONET TO LEND on first-class freehold security, at low rates of interest.— R C. Dim, Shortland-street. MONEY TO LEND, from £25 to £3,000, on first class securities, at current rates of interest.—J. M. Lennox, EBtate 'Agent, 42, Queen-street. riOMFQETABLE Board and Eesi \J donco in a pleasantly situated part of Parnell, For address apply -to "H.,\ Star .oflice. ",-: '"■■.,' I' r " HPENDEES for Printing Electoral JL Rolls are invited. Particulars may be obtained at the Returning Officer's Ollicc, High street. Tenders to be de'-'vered on or before MONDAY, ICth inst., at noon. H. C. BALNEA VIS, Returning Officer, June 9, 1873. 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Each Tender to be accompanied by a deposit of £A (five pounds), and the signature of two sureties for the performance of the work- if tender accepted. The five pounds deposited will be forfeited by the successful tenderer should he decline to enter into the contract for which he tenders. Neither the lowest nor any Tender necessarily accepted. By order of the Telegraph Commissioner.. W. H. FLOYD, Electrician N.Z. Telegraphs. Tauranga, June 7, 1873. TO GAS-FITTERS. rpENDEHS will be received by the JL undersigned for the Gas Fittings required in the New Oddfellows' Hall, Lome-street. Specification at my office, Queen-street. P. HERAPATH, Arohitect. TO LET, a Ten-roomed Brick Build ing in Wakefield street. Suitable for a 1 Temperance Hotel.—Apply Garrett Bros., opposite. ME S. 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Drapery. 'DAMAGED WINSEY9, EX EDINBURGH CASTLE. H. ATKINS TT7ILL OFFER THIS WEEK I,GOO YARDS WINSEYS (Slightly damaged at one end), Good Quality BJd, worth Is 2d Superior Quality .. .. 11 Jd, worth Is 5d Also, 50 PIECES CALICOES, Slightly wet, at Low Prices. Also, 54 PAIRS 9-4 BLANKETS, COMMON QUALITY, Suitable for Hotels and Boarding-houses, at lls. GD. PER PAIR. H. ATKINS TTAS Just Landed, ex Parsee and Edinburgh Castle, A LARGE STOCK OF CLOTHING, BLANKETS, FLANNELS, CRIMEAN SHIRTINGS, CALICOES, SHEETTNGS, DRESS MATERIALS, WINSE^g, ,-•• ETC., ETC., ETC. Attention is invited o the following Goods. The pricei will be found to be Lower than any House in Town : 3 BALES (60 PIECES) CRIMEAN SHIRTINGS, From Is. 4d. per yard. 4 BALES (140 PIECES) GREY CALICOES, Good Quality, at sjtl per yard. 5 CASES MEN'S TWEED TROUSERS AND TROUSERS AND VESTS, Spltndid Pattern* and Quality. 3 CASES BOYS' TWEED SUITS, • BOYS' KNICKERBOCKER SUITS, BOYS' TWEED TROUSERS, Etc., Etc., Etc, 2 CASES MEN'S TWEED SUITS, OVERCOATS, Etc. 3 BALES (150 PAIRS) GOOD QUALITY BLANKETS, Large Sizts. I CASE (50 PIECES) BLACK LUSTRES, Good Quality, Bright as Silk. GOOD BLACK SILKS, At 8s Qd per yard. ! BEST BLACK SILK VELVET IN AUCKLAND At 20s per yard. A LARGE STOCK OP FJR EN C H MERINOES, DRESS MATERIALS, CLOTH JACKETS, SHAWLS, ETC. H. ATKINS, (late hay and houiyma^.).



Drapery. rpHE CITY CLOTHING MA.ET, No. 80, QUEEN STREET. WINTEE CLOTHING! THE MOST COMPLETE AND EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT IN THE COLONY. OVERCOATS-IRISH ,FRIEZE OVERCOATS -PILOT, BEAVER, & WTTNEY OVERCOATS—WATERPROOF TWEED OVERCOATS- A.LL SIZES & SHAPES EXTRA LONG OVERCOATS! WATERPROOF COATS—Macintosh's Patent WATERPROOF COATS—Moleskin, Indiarubber j Face INDIARUBBER WATERPROOF COATS, FROM 15s. 6d. Jackets—Reversible Jackets—Witney, Pilot, and Beaver Monkey Jackets, from 15s 6d Inverness Capes* PILOT & RIPPLE CLOTH GALATEAS- Coohbes' Make! BOYS' & YOUTHS' JACKETS, OVERCOATB, AND CAPE 3. Bannockburn Tweed Suits Heavy Tweed Suits Tweed Trousers and Vests. GEELONG TWEED SUITS—. Melbourne Make Bannockburn Galateas-^Coembea' Make Fancy Tweed Galateas— Coombes' Make Black Cloth Galateas - Coombes' Make Blue Cloth Galateas—Coombes' Make. BLACK CLOTH & TWEED PAGET COATS— CooMito' Make I Boys' Tweed Suits Boys' Black Cloth Suits. CLOTH, TWEED, & VELVETEEN KNICKER BOCKER SUITS. Moleskin Trousers Bedford Cord Trousers. BEDFORD CORD & TWEED RIDING PANTS. SEASONABLE UNDERCLOTHING! Flannel Shirts Lambs-wool Shirts Merino Shirts Tweed Shirts CRIMEAN SHlßTS—Coombes' Make DRESS SHIRTS SHIRTS, IN SILK, COTTON. "WINCEY, AND J PHORMIUM TENAXI Pantaloons, Socks, Stockings, for every change of temperature. "Wool Scarves Silk Scarves . . . Fancy Ties and Scarves PAPER COLLARS, LINEN COLLARS, FRONTS CUFFS, GLOVE Etc. TOILET REQUISITES & PERFUMERY. 1 ■' IV, i\ Silk Hats Drab Shell Hats Hard Felt Hats Soft Felt Hats Tweed, Cloth, and Silk Hats THE BISMARCK HAT FOR 2a. Up. Geelong Tweeds Nelson Tweeds Bliss's Tweeds Bannockburn Tweeds Black and Blue Cloths Pilots, Witneys, &c. THE LARGEST ASSORTMENT PATTERNS US ABOVE GOODS US THE COLONY. PORTMANTEAUS, TRAVELLING BAGS, DRESSING CASES, RUGS, BLANKETS, WRAPPERS. Garments Made to Order with Neatness and Despatch. THE CITY CLOTHING MART, 80, QUEEN STREET. SAMUEL.COO M B E S PROPRIETOR.



To Let. TO LET, with immediate posses-v '• two Floors, 78 feet in length, in a new * built Warehouse situated in best part of Queer fc l, and near the Wharf, for further particulars apj „■ w J. HIOHLEY & CO., Auctioneers, &c, 26, Queen strt- r. TO LET ON LEASE, AfAEM of about 80 acrep' f Rich Land at Kaukapakapa, Seven-roo x House, Out-buildings, and ill conveniences. Bi*'* -, Furniture, &C, &c, can be had at a valuation. u*ifA ;. low to a good tenant. Apply to G. W. BINNEiV TG LET, a four-roomed House in Si; - street, behind Messrs Soppett's mi' Rent, 7s per week. —Apply,on the premi>:> Auctions. < WEDNESDAY, JUNE 11. " Hv MAGNIFICENT SUBURBAN TILL/. SITE, HOBSON'S .. >.! COTTAGE AND LARGE ALLOTMENT, ST. GEORGE'S BAY. , ' . B. TONKS & CO. ", HAVE been instructed to sell, ot Wednesday, June 11, at 12 o'clock, A Splendid Suburb! n Villa Site at .itemuera.ov. looking and close to Hobson's Bay, containii about 2J acres, commanding a magnificent vii of the harbour, tnd enjoying at all times fret air and pure wf.ter, and within five minutt. walk of the Parnell 'busses. Villa Residence and Large Allotments St. Georpe • Bay Road, at present occupied by the Misst.--. Meurant. The above must be sold to close Trustees' accounts, and are well worth attention, such properties becom ing daily more difficult to obtain. THURSDAY, JUNE 12. . ... -: •• • AMERICAN.SHIP,' POLAR STAB. ON ACCOUNT OF WHOM IT MAY. CONCERN. . . B. TONKS & CO. HAVE been instructed by Captain P. Stetson to sell by auction, on or about the Ship POLAR STAR, 819 tonfl , American Register, built at Medford, Miissa chusetts, in the year 1852, re-coppered in May, 1872 and classed 5-6ths 1.1 (Asterisk) ; French Veritas for 6 years from May, 1872, as she now lies at anchor in the Waitemata. ~ < , Full inventory may be inspected at tho office of th« Agents, Messrs Henderson and MacfArlane, Or at tae the Auctioneers. Terms:—Cash on the fall of the hammer. TO-MORROW. C I T Y~~M A ; R T. . , GENERAL DRAPERY AND CLOTHING. GRANT & MORTON <-" : HAVE received instructions to sell . by auction, at their Mart To-morrow (Wed- S^^K^-SS^" CLOTHING. &0., , &0 -t .™f°# ■ Terms at Sale.... l THURSDAY, JUNE 12*;'- ;a CITY MART. IMPORTANT AND EXTENSIVE SALE OF 80 PACKAGES NEW & SEASONABLE BOOTS, JTJST LANDED EX EDINBURGH CASTLE. GRANT & MORTON , f p HAVE received instructions to sell , by auction, at the City Mart, on Thursday, June 12, at 11 o'clock, 80 PACKAGES BOOTS, comprising a Splendid Assortment of Women's and Children s New and Seasonable Goods, in first-rate condition. : Further particulars in future issue. Terms at Sale. , . ~■ v FRIDAY, JUNE 13. ««& HANDSOME ROSEWOOD PIANOFORTE. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. THE Subscribers will-sell- -at—fche- Mart, Fort-street, on Friday, 13th insist 'eleven o'clock, .iZx. ■ PIANOFORTE BY MOORE AND, MOORE,,,in ' , Handsome Rosewood Case, and a useful t Assortment o£ Household Furniture, &c, &c. 1 tv SAMUEL COHCRANE & SON,' 8A Auctioneers. i ; ' TO-MORROW. T^HE Subscriber has received in 'JL stractions to sell, at the Corner Mart, at twelve o'clock, by order of the Mortgagee, 1 A FAKM of 110 ACRES, at the Hanua, near Papa-, kura. Also, A Plumber's Bench, Large Tool Box, and sixty , valuable Tools and Sundries. GEORGE SIBBIN, Auctioneer. '; ,-- ■ . ..■>: I . ■ ; f j,C JX • THURSDAY, JUNF 12. ' '..". ■ : •■■■";"'./ ,0 AUCKLAND HARBOUR BOASD.:^ % ALLOTMENTS IN MECHANICS'! BAYi'-f .' '■■ :\ ■:■'>■ jdiwr THE Subscriber has received in •. • "■ : • : U itructions from the Auckland Harbour Board to Lease -■-■.■ (_,'.) by Public Auction, on Thursday, the 12tnjday 61 ■*"• June, at 12 o'clock, - 10 Allotments, Nos. &to 13, in Mechanics' Bay, ■ ' "■ l/I with sea frontago of 50 feet, by adepthfot - ' ' ; ~,-■; iZ-j'Ai ISO feet, for a term of 14 years, and rtto oi .•:. i ill! f)£t!>a 1 Allotmei^t, No. 14, in Mechanics' Bay, with a sea frontago of 88 feet, by a depthjoi lSO^feet ■for a term of seven years. Plan, Draft of Lease, and Conditions of Sale may be seen at the office of the Auckland Harbour Board. GEORGE SIBBIN, Auctioneer.