NORTH SHORE FERRY.

It will give general satisfaction to those fre-» quenting the North Shore to learn that the feud so earnestly fought out both on the

waters and in the law court between the

Takapuna on the one hand, and the Devon firt and Enterprise on the other, has been tied, that the hatchet has been buried for lr, and that like every good story it has ___derl in a marriage. After considerable negotiations, in which Mr J. B. Russell has acted as the heavy father, proceedings have eventuated in the Messrs Holmes joining the Ferry Company, and henceforth the boats will be run as one property. The form which negotiations have taken is that the company purchase the Enterprise No ljjand the Devonport, with water rights, windmill, tanks, hose, &c, for the sum of £2000 cash, and live hundred one pound shares in the

company; anrl although there is no stipula tion to that effect it is understood that one of the Messrs Holmes takes a seat in the

directory. There are stipulations that no shareholder should directly or indirectly hold more than five hundred shares in the company, and the Messrs Holmes under take to not be concerned in any way in any opposition to the Company in running the ferry service for ten years. The whole pro ceedings have culminated in the most amicable and cordial relations, and while the Messrs Holmes express their intention of using their best efforts for the success of the Company in which they now hold so large a share, the

directoi's vie in the expression of the desire of meeting the wishes of the Messrs Holmes in every way. We are sure that the officers of the Harbour Board will return thanks for this on bended knees to-night, for to our

knowledge at least one or two of them were becoming prematurely grey and infirm as the battleg waxed long and loud and the stormy ■winds did blow. The conclusion can be re garded as a victory neither to the Messrs Holmes nor the Company, but after trying each other's metal, the two combatants have said, "Let us shake hands." The happy consummation is to be celebrated by a ball in the Devonporfc Hall, and a picnic to Motutapu, and we are informed that as part of the programme at the ball it is proposed that Heed and the Messrs Holmes dance an Irish jig that Messrs Nic col and Sibbin waltz together « la Spurgeon, and that Messrs Ebborn and Oliver Mays enter

into a friendly contest in the Highland nir^, while the chairman, Mr Leek, will _ survey the scene in a paternal way,§ and ejaculate "Bless you my children." All's well that ends well, and until something new arises North Shore will be the happy acadia of New Zealand.

TELEGRAPHIC.

LATEST THAMES TELEGRAMS.

Gold Returns for the Month

The Caledonian Lower Workings Inspected.

[jGRAHAMSTOWN. This day. The Advertiser to-day publishes a list of the crushing, from May 13th to date. 115 parcels were crushed, giviug a total yield of 16,509 ozs. 11 dwts. 16 grs. gold from 12,523 tons stone. The dividends paid during the month amounted to £9,945 10s.

HCiTYfoF London.—The Company com menced to open out the No. 1 reef yesterday and got some nice gold to-day. The lode is three feet thick and is clean outj of the wall. The reef is nearly vertical. Caledonia. —An important inspection of the Caledonian mine took place to-day. The manager went through the bottom level this morning, and found the works in a goodrcon- dition. The gas is 12 feet below the level of the shaft, but full to the level in the winzes. It is expected that arrangements will be completed to resume sinking* on the 10th of next month.

Una.—Eight days crushing with twenty stampers yielded 101 ozs. gold * Manukau Tribute. —A crushing of 16 tons atone yielded 110 ozs. 18dwts. gold.

TAURANGA.

This day,

Hoani te Kautaka has been sentenced to one month's imprisonment for larceny. He was also committed for trial for stealing money from the person of his companion. The Southern Cross sails to-night with six Constabulary and one prisoner.

LATEST SOUTHERN NEWS.

Arrival of the Edwin Fox.

Per Anglo Australian Telegraph Com- TS NY.

AKAROA

This day The Flirt is windbouncl in Akaroa.

WELLINGTON.

This day. Arrived: Taranaki, trom Picton. She bad to run back twice for shelter, and was compelled to anchor twenty-two hours on the voyage from Picton. ■ The Paterson is weather-bound at J3ow- Excellency the Governor attended Mr Hoskins and Miss Colville's benefit last %ac Carandini's have arrived, and appear oV'^Tbnday. _ , . Lgjfived : Wellington from Taranaki. Lx Henry Leslie has been appointed clerk of the Resident Magistrate's Court at Taupo. Mr William Thomas Mason has also | been appointed to the same office at Opotiki.

LYTTELTON.

Last night, 7.16 p.m. Arrived-At the Heads Edwin Fox, barque, from London, 114 days out, with immigrants. There has been no communi cation with her yet J owing to the gale, bne will be boarded to-morrow. ~,,,,,, Dr Donald has been appointed K.M. tor Akaroa in place of Mr Pillett. >

CHRISTCHURCH.

This day.

Miss Herbert, Mrs Hill and Dr Parker, were brought before the Resident Magistrate charged with manslaughter. Mr btitte, counsel for the defence, contended that the prisoners could not be brought before the Court except under Jiabeaa corpus. Tha Magistrate adjourned the Court for the attendance of the Crown Prosecutor, who, when consulted, said that the Coroner s||war rant might be informal, and lead to the prr soners' acquittal. The Magistrate ultimately refused to deal with the prisoners, but said that it was open to the Crown Prosecutor to bring the matter before the Supreme Court, and obtain a writ of habeas corpus. The pri soners were bailed out. ;; f^Wilshire, the p-dcstrian, -offers to walk » thousand miles in one thousand hours; ■wheeling a man at the same time in a wheel barrow,

DUNEDIN.

i TLis day. Rolt and Mjjore are committed for trial for personation, i Geo. Calder, on the same charge, was remanded.

A ball he s teen given to Mr Macandrew.

PRESENTATION OF A MEMORIAL TO MR T. MACFFARLANE.

We have received a copy of ihe address to T. Macffarlanj, Esq., and his reply thereto, referred toinWr issue of last evening. Auckland, New Zealand, 23rd June, 1873. To Thomas iIACFFARLANE, Esq., Provisional

Trustra in Bankruptcy, Auckland. Sir,— It afforils us very great pleasure to be able to congratiTl.ate you upon the dismissal of the charge of conspiracy" wlich Mr. Thomas M. Machattie so re cently brougit against you and Mr. Lamb in the Police Court if this city.

The judgment wl^ch his Worship, Thomas Beck bam, Krq , dilivered, after a protracted hearing, and w'thout having OiJ'ed upon you and Mr. Lamb to refute the ciarge, cannot but be l-'jjbly satisfactory to yon both.

It ?s unnecessary for us to refer in detail to the in terminable jroceedings in bankruptcy in connection with youv sufioii in which this charge under reference was laid by lr. Machatti'1, or to the complaints against you which It. jYlachattie thought fit to prefer before lihe Arcounant in Barkruptcy. Suffice for us to say that, hiu inpknown you for many years, formerly as a member <f the old established firm of Henderson and Macfar&ne, of this city, and lately as a Govern ment office! in both of which positions you have earned, and do enjoy, the confidence and respect of all classes pf this community; and believing, as we do be';evethat 'he accusation referred to was laid without foirnlation, and for the sole purpose of op pressing an] injuring you as a public officer, and as a private citron, we cannot do otherwise than proffer our warrneg sympathies on account of the annoyance which you jive been subjected to, and our best wishes for your futtre welfare. Inasmucliiis the complaint was made against you as a publUj officer, for, as was alleged, improperly performingyour duties as such, and, as was also stated, for abusing the powers and privileges which the office 4 .Provisional Trustee in bankruptcy con ferred up<n you, we trust that his Excellency's advisers wll consider themselves justified in recom mending t!at out of the public revenue of the colony should be laid the expenses which you have incurred in defendijK yourself against the groundless accusa tions befoo! referred to.

You areat perfect liberty to make any uso you please of this communication. -We are sir, your obedient arvants, J. C. Firtl! J. Logan Campbell ArchibaldClark and Sons J. Braithwaitc

M. A. 'Jink D. L. Murdoch Winks anl Hall W. Aitken Bennett aid Rogan, bar- D. M. Luckie, M.H.R. . ri.sters aid solicitors Walter Grahame Franz Sc'erff J. 0. Sharland, J.P. A. Wardtfp Benjamin Tonks and Co. David N than • Bern, rdt Levy Thomas ,'eacock (J. S. Kissling John W.Alexander John J. Scales David Gay Alexander Saunders John Wison Laurence D. Nathan, J.P. James B Gwham, solici- J. Langsford tor George Williamson J W. Peece D. Bruce, St. Andrew's Mark E,IS. Nicholson, John Wallace, Presby- M.P.CS., fidin. terian Minister, Wha- A. Boariman ngarei J. C. Divies M. Levy and Co. ■-•amiieU rickers Samuel Jackson, solicitor D Heal J. Howard James t. Shiel K. Walker and Co. W. H. Ohurton Robert Somerville Owen rod Graham IT. W. Heath Ryan, Sell and Co. Louis Ehrcnfried X L Cacholz and Co. W. H. Connell, so I:citor J. andJ. Sonpett C. T. Wren John .1 Granam John Abbott J. A. C-ilfillan, J.P. James Smart UenryUilfillan J.P. Henry Cuckssy J S. fliicfarlane W. H. Kissling, solicitor E. T. trissenden P. 'M. Jt'. Brookfleld, soli B. K. Cardno citor John leek G. W. Brassey O. J. Stone J. E. Haven Noah ft rood Charles Macmdoe Samud Cochrane and Son A. K. Taylor Robert Cooley C. Alexander C B. !tono George H. Layers S: and J. R. Vaile G. L. Jakins Upton and Co. E Porter and Co. Hairy S. Ruddock John Henderson W. Ciowther Farquhar Mcßao I) B Cruickshank Wm. Colcman. solicitor Cruickshauk and Co. Thomas S. Weston, soli-

JohnC. Morrin citor, lr! , Charles Williamson W. O. Wilson Heiraich Kohn William Baker W B White, K.M. F. W. Matthews F.Howard J- H. Home J.P. T. and S. Morrin William iwrl B. Homsby ' R- J- Y»tes _ Stephens and Carter James McUamgle F 11. Lewisson C. Wood R XI. Dyson John Buchanan O ]M Quintall, solicitor Henry S. Meyer3 J"'Highley and Co. William A. Graham, J.P. W. Posseniskie and Co. William Katliay John Webster, Hokianga Asher Asher George Bennett Hill and Fenton John Honeyman And. Keveridge, solicitor George P. I'ierce, J.P. Charles To thill Letfia Brothers A. Diethelm B\iiton J. Daveney F. A. Wliite J. S. McKellar Thomas P. White George Sibbin Charles I). Burton A. R. Millar ■ McArthur, Shera, and Co. Cranwell and Co. Alf. Bnerdman, solicitor H, Mackay A. Brook, solicitor Irn'and Brothers James Watson William Atkin C. Streeter Join Rout A. M. Williams Fred. S. Peppercorne R. A. Bartlett Bwwn, Barrett and Co. W. Itushbrook Kean and Jenkinson Thomas Hopkins Alfred Smart James B. Francis Schmidt and Co. D. Evitt Tlomas Prosser T. UcMaster James Loggie T. W. Marsh David Bloom James Dickey DmielCaley B. Cass llo'oert S. Reyburn James Smart ard Co. E. G. Schwartze J. M. McLachlan TBonias B. Powley D. K. Clarkson aud Co.' J.P. Meifers Thomas Turrell James Jamieson James Copeland George Wm. Jones R. B. Shalders H. PoLter J- Edson Tho-nas Sho-t Joseph G. Percy "tfm. Stockwell, M.R.C.S., M. Montague Edinburgh J. S. Welshman % F. Macnicol, Minister T. and S. Cooke St. James' Presbyterian Glanville and Ellyett Church James Harris 3. B. Hay, Papakura W. J. Rees j. Jones Henry Wilson lenry Hill and Son, soli- Charles Langsfqrd citors &c. Alexander Campbell John Hough ton G- R- Mcßea Hugh nogarth James Buchanan Oeorge H. Powley H. N. Garland l\ r. Howard William Leys Arthur Gavin Thomas Boylan John Parker Thomas Tunks H J. Smith D. Stephenson and Co. ■ F. J. Compton J. I-amb Joseph Newman, J. P. F r W. Stephens J. Upham J. B. Oxley Frederick C. Sharland James Halliday A. 8. Russell G. Aickin J P. A. Philson W. Thorne, solicitor J. Wilson E. Moore J. Tonson Garlick G. T. Dalghesh Edgar N. Walker Isidor Alexander j n Walker John L. Holland Shirley W. Hill A. R. Watson Mark Rawlings John Wilson, J.P. J. K. Baber A. Dorawell Warwick Weston James A. Conway Geovge W. Owen Samuel Partridge Thomas Macky H. A. Nathan Bell Brothers R- H. Stephenson J. M. Macc'onald Barnett and Levy W. H. Lyons. J. Ellis

Auckland, June 28, 1873. To J. Logan Campbell, Esq., and J. C. Firth, Esq. Gentlemen,—Will you Ttavor us by presenting to Thomas Macffarlane, Esq., the letter which we have this day addressed to him, upon the subject or Machattie's prosecution?—We are, Ac, David Nathan Archd. Clark and Sons. (Here follow the other signatures, as above.) Mr Macffarlane made the following reply : Auckland, 27th June, 1873. To John Logan Campbell, Esq., and J. C. Fihtii Esq. Gentlemen,—l cannot find words to express in sufficiently strong terms my thanks for the very kind and flattering address which you have just presented to me, in your own behalf as. well as in that of 240 other subscribers, representatives ot the several classes of this community. Through a career now extending to nearly half a century, twelve years of which have beei spent in this city, I have endeavoured in my public and private capacities to merit the confidence and respect of my fellow men It is therefore with feelings Of nnmingled satisfaction that I accept tfcs testimonial as evidence of the subscribers belief that my endeavours have not been altcgethsr m vain. At the same time I cannot but feel on reading the address that the subscribers, equally with myself, earnestly desire that while the law should be impartially administered, and our law courts be made available for the dispensation of justice to rich and poor alike, such should not be made by any one. or two- members, or sections of the community, instruments of tyranny and oppression Again 1 thank you and the other subscribers most heau'ly lor the honor you have done me, an honor enhanced, if possible, by the selection to present the address to me of two of the oldest and most respected of Auckland s citi Z en S .-la»,&u Thos. mofliUtfl,

TM jmWffift BT4.It,'SATITUBAY, 3TTfIB 28, 1873.



Iq h o|e a l hal l. LOTTIE T0 - NIGHT! J\TEW WINTEE GOODS. 100 Ladies' Black Cloth Jackets, 7s 6d each, worth 123 100 Ladies' Black Cloth Jackets, 12s Cd, cheap at 2Js 1200 yards Stout Wincey, Bjd pev yard 200 Wincey Skirts, 2s 9d each SOC Black Straw Hats, rew styles, Is 6d 50 dozen Linen Cambric Handkerchiefs, Is lOd the half-dozen. S. & J. R. VAILE, NATIONAL MART, Corner of Queen and Wyndham streets. QHOBAL HALL THE LOTTIE MAGNET TROUPE ! Wanted. WAN'iED, a Good Harness Hand. —C. Forster & Son, next Union Bank. WANTED, a strong Boy.—Apply to (t. Wright, Baker, Grey-street. WANTED, a Female Servant for a good situation in the country.—Apply to R. Home, Shortland-street. WANTED KNOWN, that T. H. SMITH will sell, at the Cash Palace, old Market Place, Queen - street, this night:—Prime Prize Bacon, 8d ; Prize Salt Butter, from 9d to Is, fresh Is 3d ; Tea, 2s ; Potatoe-, lGlbs a Shilling; Onion 3, Id per lb. Furniture, Crockery, and Hard ware at your own price. BST Don't Forciet the Old Markkt Place. WANTED, a Female Servant as Housemaid and Laundrcs.l. Also, a Man to make himself generally useful.—Apply at the Junction Hotel, Ep;om. WANTED TO PURCHASE, a Five-room-.d Cottage, with Garden, within fifteen minutes' walk of Queen street—Apply to J. and T Maaon, 180 Queen street, slating lowest pilce for cash. WANTED TO LET, that Shop and Pwe'l'ng situat'd next to the corner of Vic toria and Chapel streets.—Apply to C. Madden, Hobson street. TO GROCERS, &c. WANTED TO LET, the Shop and Premises in AVakefield-street, lately in the occupation of Mr Fenton.—Apply to F. L. Prime, Insurance Buildings. WANTED, a strong; active Youth. —Apply to Mr Sawkins, Grafton Store, Grafton Road. WAITED, a strong Lad ; oneused t to butchering. — Apply to Ilobt. Giles,' Butcher, at the New Market. WANTED, a Housemaid.—Apply at the Army and Navy Hotel. WANTED, a Cook and Laundress. —Apply to Mrs Binney, Upper Queon-strect. WANTED, a Man Cook.—Apply at C. Farrow's (late Porter's) Dining-rooms, next Montague's Bazaar. WANTED, a General Servant for No. A Shore ; must understand plain cook ing, erences required.—Apply X., olilco of this aper WAIN TED to Charter, a Schooner of 40 to 50 tons register.—Address "Delta," Evening Star office. WANTED, a Partner with £300 to £400, to join the advertiser in opening a Public Pleasure Garden in a nrss-rate position eight miles from Town, nnd ten minutes' walk to Railway Station ; 20 acres of good land is secured, with ej;t'a ordinary caves and passages underground, and down in grass, ready for planting.—Apply to Mr Gillman, Chemist, Onehunga. WA NTED TO SELL, Prize Ovens, Prize Ovens, at the Auckland Iron Works ; the First-prize Patent Portable Ovens, Tirst-p-.lze Colonial Ovens, Wrought-iron Ranges (fixed and portable). Also, Wrought-iron Fireplaces, and all kinds of Ironwork done at H. H. Smith's. Durham street. Illustrated Catalogues free on application. WA N T E D, a good General Servant who understands plain cooking and washing ; middle-aged preferred. -Apply Mrs Hooper, Brewery, Wellesley street. WANTED, a respectable Female Servant who understands plain cooking; reference required.—Apply United Service Hotel, corner of Queen and Wellesley-streets. TTTANTED TO SELL (Cheap), Iron T T Ploughs, 6, 7, and S feet sheets; Galvanized Corrugated Iron, Pumps, Paints, &c, &c, at Alfred Smart's, next Blue Post, Victoria-street WANTED KNOWN.—Theunder signed have always on hand a large supply of Newcastle and Bay of Islands Coal; also, best Cut and Uncut Wood. Yafrds: Between Fort and Cus tom-house street, next Isaacs' Bonded Store. W. & G. WIN STONE. WANTED KNOWN, that Mat tresses, Beddine, Iron and Wool Bedsteads, at W. R. Hayward's New Commodious Dry and Clean Brick Premises, Wyndham-street, next Quesn street corner. *■- WANTED KNOWN THAT W LEYS, Bookbinder, Machine Ruler, and Account-book Manufacturer. Has REMOVED from Victoria street East, to Wyndham street, next door above the Evening Star office. WA NTED KNOWN, that Gentle men's Clothes are Cleaned. Eyed-a™l Re paired, at the shortest notice, at MARK SIMPSON S Tailoring Establishment, Wyndham street, almost opposite the Evening Star office. WANTED KNOWN, that D GOLDIE is prepared to supply all kinds of Timber and other Building Materials, including Sashes Doors. Mouldings, Broad Timber, Horseblocks. Posts Kails, Hardwood Felloes, Shafts, Iron Bark, and Bhw'Gum Laths, Shingles, &c, &c, at the lowest market price, at his Yards, Custom-house-street. CONCERT. PRELIMINARY NOTICE. AGMBAND CONCBHT, under the patronage of the Most Rev. Dr. Croke, wH11 t.ike July, to provide funds for the improvement ■ and repair of St. Patrick's Hall. TENDERS are required for Excavating in DuTham - street.—Apoly to A. Mackie. Waikato Steam Navigation Company s Office, Durham-street • 5S REWARD.—Lost, a ■ Gold Seal, white stone ; initials, J.R.V.-Apply office of this paper. TjIURNIRHED APARTMENTS for jJP two or three Gentlemen at Mrs Walker's, Grey street, three doors from Pitt street



Miscellaneous- i IN consequence of the Removal of the Waikato Steam Navigation Company's Office, J. Hiohley & Co. are now prepared to receive , all Clrtses of Goods for storage at usual rates. WHARF AUCTION MART, 2G, Queen-street. CHRISTIANS' MEBTING HOUSE, Cook street—Lord's Bay : Morning, at 11 o'clock, to attend to " The Apostles' Doctrine, the Fellowship, Breaking of the Bread, and Prayer. Evening, at half-past (J o'clock, to preach tho " Gospel of the Grace of God. CITY HALL.—Unsectarian Sunday Sfti vices; conducted by Samuel Edger, B.A. June 29: Morning—Prayer, its limits and power. Evoning—Responsible Freedom v. Necessity (by desire) NOTICE. T\IVINE SERVICE is held every -L' Lord's Day in the Nowton Fall. Morning, it 11 o.clock ; Evening, at 6.30 o'clock All persons earnestly invited. Mr Ladd will conduct tho Evening .Sevvlce To-moi.ow. No Public Collections. GAELIC SERMONS. HP HE Eev. W. Macrae, Waipu, will J- (D.V.) preach in Gaelic in the Hall of the Young Mens Chrstian Association on SABBATH next 29th instant, at 11 o'clock in the morning, and at 6.30 o clock in the evening. Collection at the morning service to defray expenses. TTNITED METHODTST FREE *J CHURCH, Pitt street.-The Rev. Dr Hobim ■will preach ;n tho above place of Worship To-morrow June 29, Morning and Evening. HHO LET, suitable for a lady and ,:, X, entleman. a nice Drawing-room and Bed-room, with the use of a Piano, in a convenient and pleasant neighbourhood. Or two or three gentlemen can be accommodated with Board, and Lodging.—Apply at the Star Office. SCOTCH PIES. T WILL buy them piping hot THIS J- (.Saturday) EVENING, at 6 o'clock, at D. GRUBBS Bakery, Karangahape Rnad. There were 30 dozen sold last Saturday. I will be in time, as it is first come first served. The flavor of the Pie is un equalled , it is a dinner in itself. WAYMOUTH & CO.'S ESTATE. rjBEDITORS in this Estate who have proved their claims will receive a DIVI- at the Trustee's office, Vaile's Buildings, Auckland, on and after July 0, 1873. JAMES SIVEWRIGTTT, Trustee. TOWN OF ONEHUNGA HIGHWAY DISTRICT. THE Annual Meeting; of Ratepayers of the above district will he held in the Choral Hall Onehun^a, on MONDAY, the 7th July, at 7 o'clock p.m. W . FASTWOOD. Chairman. AUCKLAND HARBOUR BOARD. N O T I C E. Harbour Board.Office, Auckland, June 27, 1873. NOTICE is hereby given that any person or persons interfering with or injuring the Surveyor's Marks and Bearons now being erecte« on the site of the proposed Dock, westward of Queen treot Wharf, lull bo Pablo to a penalty of £00 under lause 30 of the Marine^AoW q Chairman. ARMY AND NAVY OUT-PENSIONERS IN THE AUCKLAND DISTRICT. THE Payment of the above Pen sioners for the ensuing Quarter will be made as follows :- AUCKLAND. -Wednesday, 2nd July, at 11 a.m., at the Imperial Pensions Office. ONETIUNGA.-Fiiday, 4th July, at 10 a.m., at the Court-house. OTAHUHU. -Friday, 4th July, at 1 p.m., at the Court-house. PAN MURE.—Tuesday, Bth July, at 10 a.m. HOWlCK.—Tuesday, Bth July, at 12 noon, at the EgCourt-house. PAPAKURA. -On the first Court-day in July, at 10 a.m., at the Court-house. Half-pay, &c, will not be paid on the above dates. DANIEL POLLEN, Agent Gener." 1. Government. Impei'.al Pensions Office, Auckland, June, 1873. ON SALE by the undersigned, Ex ' Heather Bel],' 280 TONS COALS, In lota to suit purchasers. GEO. W. BINNEY. NOTICE! NOTICE—FOR SALE, at the New Market—Ladies' Patent Stev Busks, 6d per pair ; Ladies' and Girl's Stockings, Od per pair ; Handkerchiefs, 4d each ; Scarlet Squares for the neck, Cd each ; Children's Socks, from 3d per pair ; Men's Cotton do, 6d ; Military do, Is per pair; Men's and Boys' Collars, 6d per box ; Best do, 9d ; Boys' Braces, 9d per pair ; Men's do. Is ; Men's Wool Comforters, Is 6d each ; Tomb Thumb Ties, 6d each ; Rack and Fine-tooth Combs, 6d each ; good Steel Scissors, Is 3d per puir ; Rimmell's Scents, Gd and Dd per bottle ; London Sheet-songs, 3d each ; Tooth Brushes, Cd each : Brooches, Is each ; Ear rings, Is per pair; Babies' Boots, Toys, Fancy Goods, Stationery, &c, &c. Come one, come all to the Cheap Stall, No. 61, Auckland Market, Wellesley street end. J. WILLIAMS. NEW ZEALAND FREIGHT COMPANY (LIMITED). N O T ICE. The First Annual Meeting of the Shareholders in the New Zealand Freight Company will be held at the Company's Office, Wyndham-street, on FRIDAY, the 4th July, at 2 o'clock p.m. Business: —To receive the Directors Report, tc elect Directors in place of those who retire by rotation (but may be re-elected), to consider a proposal foi Amalgamation received from the New Zeeland Ship ping Company (Christchurch). Bjr order of the Director* BATGEKf Secretary. 1 ; I ' — ROYAL HOTEL, ONEHUNGA. I ANTHONY EPICURUS, beat • testimony to the truthfulness of John Livewell'i statement, and we call on those persons havinf affinity with us to meet at Host Fuller s Tablt d'Hot-3 next Sunday, at 1 p.m. Chef d- Cuisine.. M ONS. M. SOYER THE NATIONAL BANK OF NEW ZEALAND (Limited). Capital '.. .. Two Millions Sterling. NOTICE is hereby given to Share holders that the First Call of Ten Shillings pc Share upon the Shams on the Colonial Register wij be due and payable on first proximo, at the Bank Office,1 in !Queen street, Auckland. f • By orde^of the Board of C^ SB UENES , Inspector and General Manager. Wellingtop, June 28, 1873.



Drapery. DAMAGED WINSEYS, EX EDINBURGH CASTLE. H. ATKINS WILL OFFER THIS WEEK 1,600 YARDS WINSEYS (Slightly damaged .at one end), i Good Quality Bfd, worth Is 2d ] Superior Quality .. .. lljd, worth Is 5d 1 Also, 50 PIECES CALICOES, Slightly wet, at Low Prices. Also, 54 PAIRS 9-4 BLANKETS, I r COMMON QUALITY, Suitable for Hotels and Boarding-houses, at 11s. 6d. PER PAIR. H. ATKINS TTAS Just Landed, ex Parsee and Edinburgh Castle, A LARGE STOCK OP CLOTHING, BLANKETS, FLANNELS, CRIMEAN SHIRTINGS, CALICOES, SHEETTNGS, DRESS MATERIALS, WINSEYS, ETC., ETC., ETC. Attention is Invited o the following Goods. The prices 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 sjd per yard. 5 CASES MEN'S TWEED TROUSERS AND TROUSERS AND VESTS, Splendid Patterns 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 Sizes. I CASE (50 PIECES) BLACK LUSTRES, Good Quality, Bright as Silk. GOOD BLACK SIDES, . At 3s 9d per yard. BEST BLACK SILK VELVET IN AUCKLAND; At 203 per yard. ■ ■ is!] A LARGE STOCK OF F BENCH MB HI JST O.ES, DRESS MATERIALS, CLOTH JACKETS, SHAWLS, ETC. H. ATKINS, *\ (LATE SAY AKi> ,;HONB.TvM;AN.) : • ■ Jy.r. _-..r ; UifYi UU TO PAINTERS AND PLASTERERS. ii'mENDERS will be received until s' A noon of the 2nd July for sundry works at th< lB^ k e Sr O n 9 OUto hbTte Sn at my office, Insuranc, BuHdings. RICHARD KEALS, Architect '-.: , .-...■' * '■



Entertainments. T>RI.NCE OF WALES THEATRE Lessee and Manager.. .. T. W. Bush. Agent C. A. Motliersill. CONTINUED AND GLORIOUS SUCCESS OF MADAME CORA, who nightly delights the Largest Audiences that ever atteuded this Theatre. MADAME CORA WILL OPEN HER TEMPLE OF MAGIC THIS (Saturday) EVENING, JUNE 28, when she will be assisted by MDLLE. CHRISTIANA, And " MASTER WALTER, IN A NUMBER OF NEW ILLUSIONS. MADAME CORA. WiTl a'so distribute more of her valuable and useful PRESENTS unionist the audience. The leading Gifts for This Evening will be a SILVER- I PLATED TEA and COFFEE SERVICE of four pieces, and a complete TEA SET of China of 44 pieces. Also, OWE POUND IN COIN. MILLION PRICES! Dress Circle, 3s ; Stalls 2s ; Pit, Is. Carriages may be ordered for half-past 10 o'clock. H H OEAL1 Ii A LL, SYMONDS-STREET. ' THE LOTTIE MAG-NET TROUPE. Manager and Director .. .. Frank Richardson. THIS (Saturday) EVENING, JUNE 28, L O T T I E \S FAREWELL TO THE, AUCKLAND PUBLIC TO-NIGHT. POSITIVELY HER LAST APPEARANCE. FRANK AND VICTOR'S Farewell Performance ! The ANGELL FAMILY proceed to Sydney on Monday, per s.s. Victoria. A GREAT BILL TO-NIGHT. MRS. MITCHELL TO-NIGHT IN CHARMING BALLADS. AN ENTIRE NEW PROGRAMME/ LAST NIGHT '■' Off , BUCKLEY AND HOLLY. LAST NIGHT ': or "THE UNFORTUNATE MAN," -i I Piior to his departure for China. THE LAST PERFORM/NCE OF THE TROUPE TO-NIGHT In their Great •■ ENTERTAINMENT OF VARIETIES. Prices—3s, 2s, Is. 'Busses will run from the Corner of Shortland street to the Hall, fp.ee to a1. 1, our friends. • Come and See us To-night. > ' Doors open at 7.30, commence at 8 o'clock. Avj T?OR SYDNEY j^Jk/|k X) DIRECT. jS^O^ The Favourite Clipper Barque ■' Alice Cameron : .'-, Will sail on or about MONDAY. June 29. Steerage passage, £3 10s. For fnrther particulars, apply to HENDERSON & MACFARLANE. — ' .-■;•,.?. •■ ■,■'"■■ ,=^-3,-, T> AR Q TJE HYLTON JD CASTLE. r^j-jls^ NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES. A Sight Entry will be'passed at NOON on MON DAY, to clear all goods not previously passed for by the Consignees. JOHN BATGER, Sec. N.Z. Freight Company (Limited). LOST, a Letter containing a Cheque, drawn by D. Grubb ; payment stopped.—The finder will oblige by leaving same with John Roberton and Co., Durham-street. TO LET, Two Comfortable Bed rooms; no other boarders kept. Apply Mrs Rogers, at the Eagle Inn, Albert-street. pHORAL HALL." mrs. mitchell" to-night i "W"OTICE ! NOTICE! NOTICE! GO TO J. & J. JAMIESON'S FO(R BOOTS AND SHOES. JUST ARRIVED - 500 PAIRS CHILDREN'S BOOTS and SHOES, at Is per pair, worth 2s 6d. Also 600 PAIRS LADIES' SEWN CASHMERE HOUSE BOOTS, at 3s per pair. 10 TRUNKS LADIES' STITCHED-SOLE KID BOOTS, at COST PRICE. Ladies' Cloth Boots, Goloshes, and Slippers in great variety. Gent's Sewn Elastic-sides, 12s 6d. LADIES', GENTS', AND CHILDREN'S BOOTS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION MADE TO ORDER i ON THE PREMISES. ! 43TNote the Address:— - J. & J. JAMIE SON, . 'BOOT & SHOE IMPORTERS, 181, QUEEN STREET, • Opposite J. > Cotjpland's Store. NAVIGATION. ; i:' "VTAVIG-ATION and. Nautical 1!N Astronomy taught . ' - ' . ■ Nelson-street. TO LET the PRINCE OF WALES THEATRE, the most centrally located and best-adapted HALL for - CONCERTS; LECTURES, or other Public AmusPments, having Excellent ! DRESSING-ROOMS, CLOAK-ROOMS;" ' it A and all the accommodation required. Liberal terms made with Societies. Application to be made to ''■' r. j. Delias. gji'H ORAL II AL, L LOTTIE'S TERRIFIC LEAP TO-NIGHT; SP RIN a VILLA SEMINARY P O N S O N-B Y. The duties of this Establishment will be Resume, on WiEDNESDAY, 2nd July. • Mr and Mrs Abdb request the punctual attendance of their pupils i; orderj to arrange the classes Mr and Mrs A. will b at home to answer any enquiries on the Monday am Tuesday preceding. Boarders will be received the same. day. I I FIJI. AID V E R T I 8 E M EN T S an* ' Subscribers' Names for the Fiji Times left i 0 the office of this paper will receive prompt attentioi REED & BRETT, Agents.



■ Auctions- WEDNESDAY, JULY 2. STEAM LAUNCH FIRE-FLY. B. TONES & CO. HAVE been instructed to sell, on Wednesday, July 2, at 12 o'clock, The Steam Launch FIRE-FLY, about 10 tons, 4 h.p. engines, by Fraser and Tinne, new and in perfect order, Steams very fast on a light draught of water, and may be considered one of the smartest little things afloat. FRIDAY, JULY 4. VALUABLE VILLA SITES, PARNELL, . OPPOSITE ST. MARY'S OHtfECH. B. TONES & CO. HATE been instructed by the Trustees of the General Church Fund to offer for Sale, on Friday, July 4, at 12 o'clock, The Lease, for 60 years, of Six Allotments, situate at Parnell, opposite St. Mary's Church. The Auctioneers confidently invite attention to the above property, feeling assured that for salubrity of air and beauty of situation it is unsurpassed Situated on the highest point in the vicinity of Auckland, it commands a magnificent view, while omnibusses pass ing every half-hour afford an easy access to the city, and enable the weary business man to reach his homo at night without the tax of a long walk. Plans on View at Auctioneers. MONDAY, JUNE 30. BLANKETS, PRINTS, CALICO. ON ACCOUNT OF WHOM IT MAY CONCEKN, / EX ZA.NGA, FARRON, MASTER, FROM LIVERPOOL. B. TONES & CO. TTAVE been instructed to sell, on Monday,'at 11 o'clock. J over OG 19, in diamond, No. 15, 1 Bale— 60 and one-half Pair 10-4 Super Blanketo, Wrappers, Baling, &c. M over OG 25, in diamond, No. 20, 1 Bale—. 50 Pieces Blue and Orange Prints, Baling, &c. 1 No. 17, 1 Bale -20 Pieces 36-inch Grey Domestic Calico, . • all more or less damaged 1 Case 72-inch Wigan and Croydon Sheetings 2 Bales 9-4 Brown Grey Blankets.gl TUESDAY, JULY 1. TRADE SALE OF GROCERIES AND | TEAS. B. TON X S & CO. r HAVE been instructed to sell, on Tuesday next, Julyl, at }1 o'clock, 10 cases Soap Powder . . 12 cases Jujubes (Schooling's) 12 cases Confections * 25 cases Vestas J~ 10 cases B. and P. Cornflour 20 cases half-pints Salad Oil 5 cases pints Salad Oil 1 tons English Loaf Sugar ~.,. 50 kegs Honolulu Sugar 250 packages Congou Tea 50 boxes Pekoe and Gunpowder Tea 5 bales Grey Paper Bags 5 bales Tea Paper 10 tons Prime Flour 5 tons Rice 1 ton Pearl Barley 30 cases Jams 25 cases Blue 10 cases quart Vinegar 10 bales Tasmanian Hops 20 cases Starch &c, &c, &c. MONDAY, JUNE 30. FREEHOLD PROPERTIES. f .• :.Yjpti; EDEN TERRACE,, COTELE; PARNELL TERRACE, SHEEHAN'S PADDOCK, AND SPRINGBANE. HPHE Subscribers have-received in- .., J- structions from the proprietor to sell, at the Land Mart,, Fort-street, on Monday, 30th inst., at 12 o'clock, THE UNDERMENTIONED PROPERTIES, Viz.: EDEN TERRACE.—Lots Nos. 1 and 2 of Section No. 3, 64 leet frortage to the New North Road, and 109 feet G iuoSies- to Flower-street, being .', the corner allotment immediately abo^e Messrs Glanville and Ellyett's premises, . COTELE,—Lots 62 and 63, 06 feet frontage to Ex? \ mouth-street, by a"n average depth of 128 feet. PARNELL TERRACE.—Lot 10 of the sub-division . of allotments 8 and 10, Section 95. suburbs of Auckland, situated close to Mr Boyd's, and having a frontage of 35 feet to Parnell Terrace, by 100 feet deep SHEEHAN'S PADDOCK.-Lota 14,15, 16, and If, situated opposite the tor> of College-street, and having frontages of !..'.) feet to the Pontoabf Road, and 140 feet to King-street. . SPRINGBANK.-Lot C 4, 136 feet frontagtftoithi Richmond Road. Terms Easy. SAMUEL COCHRANE & SOU, ' Auctioneers. Miscellaneous. Ys •■ .i °_ _L 1 5". Instruction given on the above Instrument by R T. DELIAS.—For terms, enquire at Xurrell's, Music Seller, next to Montague's. 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. MONET TO .LEND on first-class freehold security, at low rates of interest.— R Ci D\ku; Shortland-street. MONEY TO LEND, from £25 to £3,000, on first Mass securities, at current rates of interest.—J. M. Lknnox, Estate '"■ Agent, 42,, Queen-street; .U •■ ~r~: — ' " "*■ ■-—— -■- ""■'■■ \ 1 ' ■- FOR- SALE by the undersigned"— t Tanks; Cart Shafts, Coals (Bay of Islands and - Newcastle),-Firewood, Charcoal, &c. \-zU ' '■' ■ . J. CRAIG, ■i , , ..Port street. d i • ■ - "■■ ■ " £ ! pOMEORTABLE Board and Beefr' \Jf dencein a.pleasantly situated part of-Pwdft,' Iqk address apply to " 8,,. Sim otfios.\ J