' y, or at least one of them, would make • % 'terrific journey she did. To make i iters worse for the- search party, the lUcquarie ccme down a banker on Saturday last, and there were no less than twenty-six noble fellows across the river that night, •without a morsel to eat; and as a matter of fact, only one blanket between them. In the morning Mr GiUiss, whoh? s m accommodation house on the one side of the ilver, threw over bread and meat, and liberal supplies were sent over from the station. All this time there were two (perhaps only one) children literacy famishmg in the bush. Off went the searchers, after as hurried a meal as wrs ever made in New South Wales. Barbigal station was almost desetted, but it remained for one man left behind (we have no doubt he could not travel far) to hear, at about ten in the nioi-iing, a i little c.rl "cooey" on the bank of the river. Surely he could scarcely believe his eyes ! Yes, there was the J'ttle heroine of six years CJi? Il'ng'to'him on the opposite bank of the swollen river. Well, if he couldn't travel, he could get a -horse,; and we envy him his feeh'ngs as he breasted the toirent, swrm his horse to the other side, and, to use nia ov. i words " strapped her on, and told her to hold him tight." She "never cried," but obeyed, and when they put the poor little child to bed, after ad ministering restoratives, " she could not speak." But the boy? His little guardian, who could not speak when the reaction, caused by safety, set in, had previously made it un derstood that she had " cairied her brother until she was tired," and he j' wanted some thing to .eat." Then she told him to sit down iinc!erla tree, wlvle she went "to try and find home," and (poor girl) she told him also that ,she. would " come, back." The noble little woman tried all she could to keep her pledge. She travelled, foot-sore no doubt, until she struck,'the river, but she could not ' take her rescuers back to where she had left her charge. The gentleman who; l'sked; bis owiT'-'f.e.to bring th'e'little girl to safety started at-once tothe home station at MiiKungundy, and from thence went to Goan-Creek, in the vicir-ty of which the searchers were, and surprised them with >the, intelligence that they were wide of the mark. - At; once, of course, all started m search of the 'ittl- boy.

PARLIAMENTARY.

[By Teiegraph.]

(FROM OCR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT.)

WELLINGTON.

This day,

The first business in the Legislative Coun cil to-day was the third ieading of the Timber Floatingßill, Neglected Children Bill, and Westland Waste Lands Bill; also > the second readings of the Civil Service Amend ment, the resumption of the Mining Land and Prisons Bill, and Eucation Bill. INCREASE OF TAXATION. When the Council goes into committee the honorable! Colonel (Whitmore is to move that -with reference to the repent resolution of the Council on the motion of Mr Sewell the Coun cil desires to record its opinion that it is the duty of the Government to introduce with the least possible delay a Bill to. provide for the great and increasing liabilities 'of the colony means of a general system of taxation, the incidence of which should be equal on all classes of the' Community, and proportionate to the means and profits pf the several classes and industries of the Colonial population. V THE LITTLE LOAN BILLS. ,7. There is some uhceftaiaty as to the action of the Council respecting the seven little Bills. These will go up, each embodying the principal provisions of ' the rejected general' Bill, and"virtually the same. It is generally believed thalwfche. Council j will re ject them. In the House the seven little Bills come tripping up to-night. • - ra %&'£

TELEGRAPHIC.

LATEST THAMES NEWS.

(From Our Own Correspondent.)

ALLEGED SPECIMEN STEALING.

GRAHAMSTOWN.

• , s ( -~ . -fhis day, James and David Sampson were arrested on Saturday night;oils a charge,.of stealing 8_ lbs of specimens from the Golden Crown. It appears that the Specimens were-found iti the house, 'and as'accused could not satisfac torily account, for having them in their pos-' session, they were arrested. They are con tractors in'the Golden-Crdwnmine.- '- '

They were brought up at the Police Court to-day, and the case remanded ori the appli cation of Mr Tyler* .counsel for the defence, until Saturday; ' AMach' Sympathy is felt for the prisoners, who are both much respected. The were admitted to b_il, themselves in bonds of £50 and twb sureties of- £25 -each.

CALEDONiAN.r-The fortnight's yield from. 312 tons stone is 90 oz. retorted gold. The BlaekKArigeL#yemmedr r;s winze. $.he crushing-ia satisfactory, the1 blus stuff av_r_ging %*oz.i the brown stuff is poor.. The Company will clean up on Wednesday. * The Waiomo ."battery startpd work,.,on Saturday. '* *• ■ ■ ; !-

The funeral of Mr Roddy yesterday, was; one of the largest at the Thames. Abotit three hundred Masons in mourning 'regalia, volunteers and two bands attended. -After, the conclusion of the English church ser vice the Rev.'James Hill,- Chaplain of Sir Walter Scott Lodge, read th» Masonic ser vice. The-hoir sang during the service at the grave. i._D_Jj-M The Advertiser censures the correspondent of the Herald here for saying the Pumping Association would stop for want of support. The Advertiser says of course the statement had a most depressing, effect on certain shares. If that w_is. tlie object contemplated by the correspondent, who must have known how utterly absurd and untrue the telegram was, then., the end was accom plished;. From an explanation given by himself' in Saturday's herald it would .appear that ; he, ti had been trying his hand at a kind ol literary duplicity* quite1 new, let us hope, tomihing correspondents at the Thames. The Advertiser thinks the' Herald would have been able to correct the statement. 'pri'ttT • / ■ i

LATEST SOUTHERN NEWS.

(FROM OUR OWN CORRESpO-rDENIT.)

THE SHIP PUNJAUB,

NAMES OF PASSENGERS WHO DIED.

WELLINGTON. '

.... _ This day. The TapsoOtt ease was argued'oh Saturday in the Supreme Court before; Judges Kichf mond and Johnston. "It will be resumed to-day. .v. , oJ ..:,.-- c' ".-■ ,'t •■ ■■'■:•' The Wellington ieft for the Manukau and intervening,ports on Saturday at-two;,in the. afternoon,,.- '.• ;\ ,'. ',:.,;,■■ ,-,..■: til ..... i The final performance of the Carandinis on Saturday night was an immense success. They are leaving for WwJgaaui, s

Sailed, at one o'clock, Luna for Raglan and Matmkau. ■'-■'■'' ''•'-:'■-■-

Thirty Cases of Fever, cm the Punjaub.

Another Death.

'/' LYTTELTON.

This day. The Emigration officers visited the ship Pnnjaub on Saturday morning, j Every arrangement w.-smade at once for tending. Severnl fancies, as wilt be seen by the list of names, suffered very much ; two pud three in one family fflMrig victiirvtp the/.i/"'^ disepse, in one or two cases pprent rid cHld dying,-!' :; ; ~,-„.,; : ■ ~ .-'.. . , v..-., ~:" S3 ■

The foVowiug'are the deaths of English emigrrnts :—Mrs E^eri Cair, Bebecca E.eri gusson, Alfred Taylor, Edith Harrison, Edith McAdams, Henry Driscoll, Eliza J. Sprowde. Danish emigrants:—Ma: 'c Jacpbsen, Karen Petersen, Annie M; TetCri.en, Kistren Kadi rrissen and infant, Hans Petersen, Jpharie Petersen, !Aririe'Petersen, _*nnie TFfanes, /nne Hr^en, Kers Hen^'ngseri,' Petel- Henningsen, Caro 1,-ne Jensen, Carl Jensen, Annie Prebsen, Annie Prebsen (irfrut),! Magi Christenseh, Sopbi Christensen, __i Christen seir (infant), —Petersen. ... -~-.,,

There are thirty cases of tjphus fever, mostly adults. ' .

Tlie flag at the quarantine station is half mpst'to-day,- indicating another death. The barque Schiehallion, loaded for London , hind, a narrow escape from -wreck,.on a reef in7the harbour yesterday. A heavy S.E. swell set in and she dragged her anchors. The Maori went to her assistance, ..and. with considerable difficulty towed her in safely out of danger. The Maori claims sslvage'bn the' Schiehel- J;on's cargo. The captain reports \ to have agreed to tow off the vessel for £200.

•■ The Gazelle rendered no assistance. She was;sent by the harbour authorities to save life if necess&rjr. 'Sh6 also- claims salvage. It is 'a'question if either of the demands will be satisfied. An' enquiry will be held. Arrived :; Phcebe, She sails South this af bernoon.,, ,| , . ->;. i _. Mi, • : :•■;.•/- : .

[Per Ar^lo-Austr."Hon Telegraph Company.]

LYTTELTON.

This day. The Schiehalb'on drove from her anchorage yesterday to within her own length of the south-east end of Shags reefs. She was towed by the Maori .from her perilous position. She has clearsd for London with a full cargo and 11,751 ounces of gold.

PORT CHALMERS.

,This da j. The bilgDerwent arrived from Kaipai-a on the2l_t, r-id the Tarrnaki, from Manukau, same day. * Sailed: Claud'H-rr-lton, for Melbouiie via the Bluff; and Omeo, for the North. ,Q I .-.- : . . ;r; '/.-•-•'. 'H-

NAPIER.

ZKWiIMiS ■• •' .1 This day. Ai-ived. —Eangatira and Wanganui. The highest sea was running yesterday that hoi been expei.'enced for years.

DUNEDIN.

j This day. ./*_! eight horse team and waggon were capsized at Manuherika river. One horse Wfs drbwied, and pll the goods were washed away.j .-'• [ 'Ac

CHRISTCHURCH.

/' '-•- -This day. It is, expected that tjhe .totr? v l''st here of. app'lcatioiis' for Natiopol 7Trmrr.ce shsres will reach 55;000/ n ■;"' -° i 643{shares in the Lyttelton Grs Cdmpiihy have been subscribed forv'■ •• ' ' 'io/Ji-m ■-■ oi ■- At the,races on Saturday Harris beatTFox -in both initches. '' 7. ~ f.. r . Rees,' the Dtihedin man, Won the Silyer Chip Handicap flat race of a quarter of a mile. ' On Saturday the number of shares in the National Insurance Company applied for was L^O,OCO«uJj ttiaihtetVf- t&njifff |!S£wot.' r »rf) Fox wants Harris to make another' match, over hurdlßs r : whfdh iS likely toeventuate.

AUCKLAND STOCK AND MINING REPORT.

Business; done this day :— < ißank of New Zealand, £16 12s 6d. , Caledonian, £12, £12 10s, £12 ss, £12,105. Quejen.of May, buyers, 6s. ■ , Mo^natairi— buyers, 40s.' "' ' ''- - ll ( '' Cityi of London, buyers, £1 7a. n ; /ty -' Cro^ra Prihce-^-buyers, 45,9d,'7 V,\ '■ 7-' ( -,7■■>. PUnibn Beach, 2os6d. i265,!255. $ K'i; .< 7: Shoiover—Sellers, 2s. . „ --.■i"'»;-f-'"J. E.-Walker,- 7/- I ;77,; ',;-; Hoh.-sec.

THE EVENiy^ mm. HONDA.?, SEPyEMBgft 1873



ST}";.A';;"K-' E'.-H'^'A':;; -J-1 fromLyiteltori;andPLlZAßETH CUELE, from Lj .telton. : ■:,, ■'Coni'snecs are requericd to Present -Biriof L_id'»_, and Pay Freight to the undersig led, luTl ! n' J: .7'"' : GEO. W. BINNEY. -.; jR$ j■ ' "": - -.•'" ■ ' ' ' ' ' '"j^-^IRKMt KAIPARA ( Wairqa) mjnrii|ffl\i r*i :.7V 7 DIRECT. _HHHBE-I The Clipper Schooner 'lj.|i ( Elizabeth Curie, -,;-':., G,~ W. CalVebt; Me^ter, wW leave'lor the above port on THURSDAY, 25th <nst. : .7 A For freight dr p.:i _c apply to . ..„.., ■■A/A;'■;*'■'A; 7 . f GEO. W. BJNtfEY. , j TL_4-: (Landing ; ,J«Sj^L Goods at All StatioP?i _88-HB-S Ine Schooner Excelsior Is now, lo^d'ng, -ad wiJw-srn on WEDNESDAY, 2.th fnsl, • , ■.-•■■•.. Apply to- , , ,j, JOHN RFID,: '...i ---./.■:; i-si H S2, Lower Queen-street. . 4 Hs-% T?OR POVERTY BAT tS3aP*s£lfcs-K JA NAPIER, WELLINGTON Y^ff£J£»> LYTTELTON AND DUNFDIN. Thep.s. -' "'" "._'■: •'- .- >-i*/l ~...,,-. Paterson, ,:.-. in ■>. -a">} % UNAVOIDABLY; ;Pp^^^ $$■ —~r I «hi ■'■:*/ -6NE_, l('«gent.' r A7f ;i^i BERAR, EROM ,_jJjvl!v7^'-77 y'.-LoKtiokr, 1 . •;',;;;;;';,' KPf^^f^l Consignees wanted for the under m^iwmmW* mertioned packages, now landed and stored at their expense :— ,j 0 Addressed—l Case, Mr R. J. Williams. .. ... Sr.(in dlam^d),_.-r2;Ca;Msi MoK-i^Bhertatt i_ ■'■-' avll ,~- 3 „ JOHN; ROBERTON * CO.^ ?'; j i iv .-!•,;... :<)DnrliF<'n-BtTeet > -A_ents. '•'' tSj^'S' H IT' B"E;tR'AvR-,y: i jfSSMjS^ M EROMiLQNXiON. >■ S&ggaEL >^Claims' (if any) against'the above iiflKw-aag^p mugt b_ reiadered fn Duplicate, at the office of the undersigned before -noon en WEDNESDAY NEXT, .'2-th 74_-t.i • Otherwise t-they will hot be recogni^dj v /_. -, . % grfl 1 /, '" ,OBN BOBERTON,* CO., , Agsnts, Dtt?_-mnrtrt«k__|



WANTED, a General Servant.— Apply to J. W. Pearse, Draper, 216, Queen street. WANTED, a Boy thai has"beeil used to the Boot-flnisbiog;—Apply in Chapel street, three doors from Cook-street. WANTED, a Furnished Cottage for the summer months, in the vicinity of Princes-street, or at the North Shore.—Apply to Box 43, Post-_ffice. ,! WANTED, a Housemaid and Kitohen maid.-r-Apply to Mrs C. Dundass, 'United States Dining Booms. WANTED, a respectable Lad about 15.. v /•—Apply to W. Leys, Bookbinder, next^ Evening Stab office.. ■;■ ___ !" W: ANTED, a General Servant \ re ferences reqr'red.—Apply Mrs H. S. Meyers, Eden Crescent. WANTED, two Drapers' Assistants who thoroughly the bv-iness.—Apply J. Smith, Draper, 204 and 2C3, Queen street. WANTED, a Situation as General : Servant in the country; can n-"k if required. Apply D.D., Star office. WANTED TO LET, at Eemuera, a House v.th 12 acres of land.—Apply B. McKerras, 121,. Queen-street. WANTED, some Good Bushmen.— Apply Holdship & Co.. Custom-house-street WANTED, Two Compositors.— Apply at the Star Office. WAN TED, ' a first-class, Milliner and Saleswoman — Al. Linabury & Co. WANT E D KNOW N, that JOHN WILLIAMS (late of Wellesley street), Cutler. Saw-trimmer, and Umbrella-uuiKer, has Removed to Wy'ndham street (nearly opposite the Eixniny S.ar'ofllce). N. B.—Umbrellas He-covered. WANTED KNOWN, that T. H. SMITH will SELL Potatoes at the Old Market Place, next to H. Watts'. Prime Canterbury Potatoes. 20 lbs for Is; Prime Canterbury Cheese; 0d per lb ; Prime Bacon, Od. : ■•-.'■■ '■■ WANTED KNOWN that there is now a rare chance for the Working Man.— To make room for a large lot, ox City of Auckland, I have REDUCED the price Of the "Favorite" Hand Lock-stitch Machine toL4 10s: and the same Macliine, with a handsome quarter-cabinet table, L 6 10s. Every Machine guaranteed.—The Fittino Snor, Vu-Oan Lane. ■■• ■■ < ■ WANTED KNOWN.—The under signed have always on hand a large supply of Newcastle and Bay of Islands Coal; also, best Cut and Uncut Wood. Yards : Between Fort and Custom house street, next Isaacs' Bonded Store. W. & G. WINSTONE. *-*-. ■ . - — — '.-I ■-■_ .—.—. WANTED KNOWN—Highest Price given for all Old Metals.' Oh Sale (cheap), Ploughs ; 0, 7, and S feet sheets Calvanizcd Corrugated Iron ;.. also, Pumps, Paints, &c , &CJ, a? Alfred Smart's, next Blue[ Post. Victoria, street. WANT ED KNQWN.T-. .. Pricks. Rrduced. SINGER'S ' NEW FAMILY NOISELESS LOCK-STITCH SEWING MACHINES.-M. A. Aldrioct, Agent Sliortland street. Auckland., To meet the requirements of customers who fl-d a difficulty*in pAyingthe full amount at once Mrs Aldrioh has 'adopted a method time payment to suit them. C. E. WILLIAMS, i ' Manager. WANTED KNOWN, that D, "'Goldte is prepared to "supply all kinds of Timber and other Building materials, Including Sashes, Doors, Mouldings, Broad Timber, House- Blocks, Podtg,'Rails, Hardwood Felloes. Shafts, Iron bark, and Blue Gum Laths, Shingles, &c,, &c„.atthe lowest market price, at his Yards, Custom House treet. ■-■ ■ : ■ ■ rp '!Hi^V]9: ; A:,i'L7 '/&- O O. Have ok 'Saii:-' ' MAIZ E: i' 1,9/^ir\;':BDSHELS COMM6N . \\Vtmi yrttf&xS l-.1/i and Supei/Or QusMes. ~;; i: : FLOUR:' ,V 7, <~-.77. ' OK TQNS BAKERS' BEST JmiZJ and Hou.ehold. BACQN & HAMS: 1 TON: 7BE ST QUALITY, JLI in cloth and B__e. V. BUTTER: ' ]"■ '.A. AT* KEGS PRIME QTJALITf. OATMEAL: 11, iON BEST QUALITY. B«A ' ' ' : — : .^SHEATHING & ROOFING PELT: Ifkl * A■ C X A G E S, J-V/ -. .Ex City of Auokland. ~7 ' i i,'o-7 ■',--•: i_ —: —;— .:7 : j BOOSTS & SHO ES. ~ , 7TWE-IDS OE SUPERIOR QUALITY.; AGENTS FOR AUSTRALIAN WINE \777 j "-.-..•, PRODUCERS. : '■•-•■!■- ■- v: A!;' Samples on Hand. ~77 .hj"_'jßDA__L_ &[ C0.,/ri: * /COMMISSION MERCHANTS AND AGENTS, :,77Si W.YNDHAM, STREET,- ■'■'. > um'-l I ' -"l) 7'- ;,-' ..',• ',-' '"■ "" tit' f.trri j AUCKLAND.' ' ' T^OITNb,. a Flat-bottomed Dingy, MJiti between Stokes' Point and.the Watchman. — Apply tb J. Cooki Waterman,. Queen-street Wharf. ". ff'-'isM ati_:e :: P:A,'i;N t, '■■■' :' ! ''" ' TREPABED FJBOM. ./. Ii Jii.ni _ - • . - ";■■; , JETiEMATiITEIRON ORE, '".,., Obtained from the District of Onli.h_wood/Nelson, » -; -"' I New Zealand. • This Paint,, after severe tests, .has been found to surpass all others.' and is epecially applicable to Iron Rdoflngj Park Fencinj;, Farm and,bther Buildings, Biidges,l Hurdling,^ ' Farm' Ppaplements; Carts and1 Waggins, Gates, and all exposed' works. 0 ; j '!'- "■ It is sbld In line pdwdelf;! will keep any length of time ; no grinding, tinting, or staining being neces sary. It requires' sjmply to; be mixed with/MOil Mixture;", according fp f' Diriections" for Use, and thus avoid the objections to all paints sold "mixed ready,for use." '>..-.i'i .':::" '■::..-.''■ '.be. -The- HEI-tATITE! PAINT will be found to be cKeaptr than other paintt, as it can be prepared and sold- in Auck'and for less than is charged for Lead or Zinc Paints, and, taking weight for weight, will coyer tfrirach larger surface. .-/..:' y" WoO . So_d jsy 7 "7, ,". -~ HOLEANIi', _? BUTTER, OIL '& COLOR'M is RCH AN IS, ;i 28! & 30, VICTORIAVSTRJIET, " . -| ' A V'ORIiA'-f Pi



j pRINCE OE WALES THEATRE. Lessees .. .. Messrs G. W. Collier & Co. ■7; I LAS T SIX N 1 G.H T S -: ". ' of the. Celebrated Tragedian , '"' MR .7 B. FA IR Q L OUGH. ,THIS (MONDAY) EVENING, SEPT. 22/ RICHARD 111, -' C< [; ■ • ■': RICHARD 111. , , • ■ > ' RICHARD 111. last: time. Last time. last timf. crowded houses. crowded houses., j Notice.—Hundreds were turned away from the Doors ; ! on Saturday Evening. ..Come and v 'tness tit er ratest Success of the season, Mr-B. FAIPCLdUGH as RICHARD 111. I ; j A truly Grand Impersonation. ■ j To-morrow an Entire Change of Peformance. ] Box Office at Upton & Coi's, Queen-street, whero seats can be secured and tickets obtained. Dress Circle, 3s, Stalls, 2s;.Pit, One Shilling. The free list entirely suspondod. .., , Q HO E A L HAL % ';» l THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 25. j ST. SEPULCHRE'S ENTERTAINMENT. 7 ' ''* Part I. MISCELLANEOUS. Pai'- 11. ' ?'A THUMPING. LEGACY." Admission, Is. To commence at 8 o'clock p.m. THOS. RQBINSON, Shoemaker, ! sincerely thanH those who assisted him at the late fire, and notifies his prosent address as Mabe kiklb's Bur_i>iNOS, Albeif street, where orders will , meet with prompt attention. CARPENTERS. TENDERS | are required - for the ■ lErection of a House at Freeman's Bay.—Apply at my office until the 28rd. ' . 'A ■ ; ' '; ! " JAS. WRIGLEY; Architect. NEW ZEALAND SHIPPING COMPANY (LIMITED.) nOTI C E . A MEETING of the Shareholders of | the^ New Zealand Shipping Company will be held at the Freifrrit Company's Oillee, Wyndham street, on WEDNESDAY, the 24th inst., at half-past Throe o'clock, for the purpose of electing three Directors for the Auckland Board. JOHN BATGER, Secretary pro. tern NOTICE. PROCEEDINGS will be instituted against such persons as use a Counterfeit of tlie Trade Mark or MESSRS. J. & R. TENNENT, Brewers, of Wellpark Brewery, Glasgow, Scotland, or who dispose of a spurious Beer bearing upon the bottle a Counterfeit of such Trade Mark. THOS. S. WESTON, Attorney for Messrs J. & R. Tennent. A GENTLEMAN of unimpeachable char acter, who has been S years in a Government Office, and having a testimonial of 30 'years' fidelity, is desirous of an Engage ment in any office where a confidential Serv.nt is required.—Address " 1.0.," Star office. | T.'H E LATE E I B E. JOHNW A R D, ~T j PAINTER, Etc., I _ Late of Wellesley street, begs to inform his friends that he has secured Business Premises in Elliott street (near Q.iiuk's Coach Factory), where orders will be promptly attended to and com pleted with despatch. TO ;Let or Lease, for term of years, the Shop and Dwelling at the top of Rhortland Crescent (lately in the occupation of Mr Tyndal') ; sui able for Millinery or any light business. The Dwelling is pleasantly situated, overlooking the harbour. —Apply to F. L. Prime, Insurance Build ings. I '■■•- ' ■ . THE LATE FIRE. MR 8 ; POW LE T having taken j temporary premises in WAKEFIELD STREET (next Sandall, Butcher), will DISPOSE OF,,TI^E REMAINDER OF HER STOCK saved from, the Fire. No. reasonable oi/er refused. - , MAIZE! MAIZE!! MAIZE!!! at 4s 8d and ss. per bushel, at H. WATTS, Old Marketand Pitt-street. Column's Light and Darkßlue, lOd perlb; Black Lead, lOd per lb. DEVONPORT DISTRICT SCHOOL. A SCHOOLMASTER is required for the above School. He will be paid at the rate of £200 per- annum t?'l 31st December, thereafter according to the scale adopted by the Board of Education. Ine average attendance of pupils duiing the lasti quarter was eighty-six, the number of names on the roll was one hundred and eight. Applications, in writing, with testimonials, will be received 'by the undersigned, at Shortland- street, Auckland, up till -.p.m. on FRIDAY, 26th inst. ROBT. SOMMERVILLE, ' . Vg ■ Chairman of Committee. Devonport, 20th September, 1873. THE UNDEBSIGfNED Begs to notify, that jhe has''received, per. Wonga ,■ / • Wonga, I ron- '■" At ■ t. '■ •''-'■ THE FIRST PORTION ■"- ' j ;i_M 'T3; /A SHIP ME NT ''''- ••"■. j .... or ' ir i NEW- SEASON'S (1873-4) TEAS, Ex Steamship " Craigfoeth^^from Foo Chow, !-.;•'■ • - ■ '.-■ • : ■ Similar, to the best numbers of the Ac? oia's cargo, which gave such general satisfaction last Season, and he invites the Trade to inspect and procure samples for. liquoring. The Shipment includes various grades, from goc 1 medium to full-flavoured Souchong TEAS, and ha been purchased In Foo Chow Vith a special View to the growing demand la this market forj the finer description of teas. g| \ r H> B. , .MORTON. [; i ).!•') . -: ryrn ' _ .- ("/, 1 <JT HOOPING COUGH ! HOOPING -'i.••!COUGH! ;| ' it:'! I/- "• ■■' \Tf IL LIA MS' S; BALSAMIC W ; PECTORAL ELLXJR speedily Relieves and , effectually Cure's tlie most distressing cases of Hooping ' Cough. ' Prepared only at. "Thb P_(opl_'s Dispbnsart," , 96, Grey street. j ; /^TOOTHACHE!--TOOTHACHE! l '' W"' I^E'IAM-'^-TIBIIfE, or Odontaligic Essence, will be found to gi re immediate relief .in the mosji violent. paroxysm o| ■ paln.^4-To _c Mad (Wh6lesale"and Retail) only at the People's.Dispensary, 96, Grey street. ~ i I: SWEEPSTAKES on all the Prin cipal Events in the forthcoming Auckland, Banes are NOW OPEN at toe Olty o.ub,&ot_)» BtorU-tiO* 1 twet,



EARLY CLOSING ASSOCIATION. THE Drapery Clothiers, Milliners, and Hatters' Assistants aid Apprentices are requested to attend a MEETING, punctually at eight o'clock on WEDNESDAY EVENING, 21th instant, at the Young Men's Chr's.ian Association.. p"" A. O. F. THE Members of Court City of Auckland, 3978, are hereby informed that the busings of Monday, the Bth September last (which cou'd not be enter d into), w"l be taken with the bi'Riner" of Xl)is (.Monday) Evening, i J- ". members are expected to fe in attendance.^ j -By order. ".R. j fANCIENT ORDER OF FORESTEPS. MEMBERS of the. A.0.P., and persons in Ocehunsa whliins to join the above Society, wi?l pier c I end the. name :to " Forester, Po * office, Onohvnga, before 'MA\ September. It r.B '.. itendod to open a Cor., ne:.', month. LODGE St. ANDREW, No. 418, S.C. THE regular Monthly Meeting of Lod^o St. Andrew' wP be hold ;n the Lodge Room, Star Hotel, oa Monday, 22nd inst-it, at 7.30 p.m. . . By order of the R.W.M. JNO. MARSHALL, Secretary. SPECIAL NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC. WE, the undersigned Clothiers, Drapers, Millin-i'3, and Hatters, pf this City, have r.-reed to Close our r-sp' ctive place i of Business at SIX'O'CLOCK P.M.. from Mondays to Fridays in clusive, on and after MONDAY, 27th of October next. To prevent inconvenience we give this oxtended Notice, and respectfuHy urge on the' Public to m ke their purchases ri early in tlie day as po sible. W. PiATTRAY • RILSHBROOK & BRIDG- R. W. Dyson- man. H. Atkins A. H. Diethelm J. M.McLachlan Lew & Goldwater R. B. Shaldfrs Hill & Fentox "R. Kfestno A. Asher Samuel Coombes G. W. Friend S. &. J. R. Vaile W. Eyre .7. Cosgrave & Co. J. Bennett .- .; • John Smith W. Chatman , B. Cass Misses Mtlxe A. LtNAiiuRY & Co. fN. Campbell T. McMister J. Levy W. Oliver GOLCONDA GOLD MINING COMPANY (L TM(TED). THE Ordinary General Meeting of Share holders of the above Company will be held at the Company's office, Shortland street, Auckland, on TUESDAY, the 29th September, 1873, at 10 o'clock a.m. Business : To receive the Directors' report and balance-sheet, and to elect two Directors and Auditor for the ensuing year. R. HORNE, Secretary. Auckland, Sept, 22, 1873. I TAURANGA FORGE. For Sale or Lease, from _ ive to Fourteen i Yeat:s, THE Plant and Goodwill of the Tau-anga Foige, situated opposite the Wharf, and commanding the p 'ncipal Shoeing and General Blacksmith Biisin'ss in the Bay of Plenty. Pliint to bo taken at valuatiou, For particulars apply to THOMAS INGLESS, / 'bevt-ntr eet, Auckland; Or, to JOHN MARSHALL. Beach Road, Tauranga. FOR SALE,!iSO Kegs best Canter br- y Butter, ex Wellinfc'.on. GEORGE SIBBIN. TO LET, a detached Eive-roomed Cottage, with garden ; pleasantly situated, near ; top of Nelson-street, Esot side, —Apply Auckland Western Academy.—Rent, 12s. _ TENDEDS FOR PBINTING. City Council Offices, Atic":l.ind, September 18, 1873. TENDERS for Printing for the City Council, In terms of Specification to be seen at this office, will be received by the Council until NOON on Mol\_>AY, the 2Dth inst. F. BRODIE. Town Clerk. AUCKLAND HARBOUR BOARD. TENDERS FOR EXCAVATING CH/NNEL IN MECHANIC-' BAY. . Harbour-Board Office, Auc" and, September 16,1873. TEtf DEBS will be received at this Office, until TUESDAY, the 23rd inst., attoon, for Excavating Channel in Mechanics' Bay, in terms of Specification to be seen at this office. Tenders to be endorsed "Tender for Excavating Channel." WILLIAM C. DALDY, I . Chairman. AUCKLAND HARBOUR BOARD. TENDERS FOR IRON BUOY. Harbour Board Office, Auckland, Sept. 16,18731 TENDERS will be received at this office until TUESDAY, the 23rd inst, at noon, for the Construction of an IRON BUOY, in terms of plans and specifications to be seen at this office. * Tenders to be endorsed " Tender for Iron Buoy.' WILLIAM C. DALDY, j Chairman. NOTICE OF REMOVAL! MES MURRAY wishes to notify io her patrons that she has taken premises in Wyndham-street, a few doors above the Herald office, where she will always have on hand a fresh supply of ( OYSTERS^-NDTFISH, ETC- ' T~e"l EGR AP H LIN B OF royal mail coaches. 7 NORTH SHORE AND TAKAPUNA LAKE. Coaches leave Takapuna Lake every day at 8 a.m. and 1.30 p.m. for the North Shore; Leave North Shore for Takapuna Lake every day at 11.30 a.m. ana 6 P-m. '' ■* : ' •■-.-', ' __' , Coach leaves North Shore for Takapuna Lake on Sundays at 10.80 a.m. and 2.30 p.m. Booking Of. ice':—"VV. Parker's , British Hotel. loom^and smith, PROPRIETORS. PROTECTIVE TARIFF. JU ST..T.O, H,A N,E ' . , , (Duty Free)— ,20 CASES COROMANDEL OYSTERS CFkst Prize New Zealand Exhibition). :! __4 (? bs v t~E. ELL INGHAM,) kQWSJP. QVS®N STMS-lßt



. I ~- \ ; I CHEAP QUILTS CHEAP BLANKETS? ' CHEAP SHEETINGS! CHEAP MANCHESTER GOODS! SOILED BL.ANKETS AT REDUCED PRICES. R. ATKINS, TITISHES to call Special Attention to his STOCK OF BLANKETS, SHEETINGS, QUILTS, LONG CURTAINS, TABLE LINEN, CALICOS TOWELLINGS, TICKS, and MANCHESTER GOODS of all Descriptions, which are offered at Lower Prices than Charged by any House in the City of Auckland. H. A. has JUST OPENED a HEAVY STOCK of SHEETINGS AND QUILTS, same numbers and qualities as the last Ship ment, which in every instance gare the GREATEST SATISFACTION. FINLAY'S TWILLED SHEETINGS, ALL WIDTHS, 3d per yard lower in price. GOOD QUALITY TOILET QUILTS, 2J yards long, from 7s lid. ;: .DITTO DITTO (LARGE SIZE), From 13s 6d. ■ SPLENDID QUALITY TOILET QUILTS, Bestjin Auckland, 2J.yards long,|l9s Cd ' '~,. .worth26s. DITTO DITTO, L3_|YARDS LONG, .22s Cd; worth 30s. " f ■ ■'',■■ A LARGE SELECTION OF LONG CURTAINS, *n Net, Muslin, Lens, &c. BLACK SILKS, 20 per cent, under the usual prices. The Low-priced Colored Silks being all sold, the BETTER QUALITIES are Reduced to COST PRICE. WINTER DRESSS MATERIALS, JACKETS, SHAWLS, Etc. At Reduced Prices. A LARGE LOT OF CHEAP TWEEDS, For Boys' Wear, Just Opened. * Every description of CLOTHING, HATS, SHIRTSJTWEEDS, &c, &c, &0. —Will be opened In a few day« endid Stock of NEW SUMMER GOODS. There will be noadv_.ee n the prices,, as all the new stock to -IT .' be shewn was PURCHASED BE FORE THE NEW TARIFF CAME INTO OPERATION. '# "' *■• ' ' H. AT?KIN S, i - -, (Late Hay and Ho-tx-kaon. ' >. - :,- :■.., '■'~'■'■ , i : .. .' i - ■ . r avk '-,;.,-.- ■ i ta I-'-' '



JV/TAIZE! MAIZE!! MAIZE!|!! ON SALE, Ex Leslie, itiom: Clatiencb Riveb, N.S.W. j ■■V-W.n T -£! . '»IO KOJBTVfIa ft7SO 9 BAGS MAIZE FOR SALE, in quantities to suit purchasers, at lowest Market price, ■ j *'/. w: ir;; ■• 's.-b;_mor-on.'. .' Custom-house-street, August_3o,lS73. -——_—_——_■— ■ ii i ""■ Hi mi I »« I mini ll— WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 24. ' EARTHENWARE. CHINA 1 b; rolis" & co. HAVE been instructed to sell on Wednesday next,;at' 11 o'clock, 32 CRATES and HHDS. EARTHENWARE and CHINA, ,coniprising — Breakfast,i Tea, White and' Gold Chamber Services, Printed and Plain Chambers, Meat Dishes, Cover Dishes, Mugs, Jugs (in sets), | &c, &c, &c \ THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 25. ),i| Jj £U4-l J'V 5[ 17. T E *T%*KTf! A .L-_ v OF NEW. SEASON' TEAS, OILMAN'S< ■" 7 STORES,. SUGARS. * ' "1 B. TONKS _ CO. WEDNESDAY SEPTEMBER 24, SCHOONER CIMBRIA. . ; , ( . £. TO N K,S & C 0.- .- i( ; fii HA YE been instructed to sell, on i Wednesday next, at 12 .o'clock noon, The Schooner CAMBRIA, 43 tons register,- with all her Gear, r" she now lies inihe Waitemata. The above vesse 1 is well known as being one of the smaifce-t vessels sai"ng from this port, and most .. faithfully built 1 i She is well found, catties a 'large I cargo on draught of six feet, is perfectly sound, and only parted with on account of the ill-liealth of her ewnen, TO-MORROW. M m I HUAM -iO.i?OA.M; 0 R A N G E'(J? ORANGES'! v Ex Wonga Wonga, from Sydney. ■'■ i R. AR T HH.R, . ..,.-, ttOW/i 'ITTILL sell by auction, at his Mart, VV ; Queen-street,i-To-morrow, at 10.30' no_fa o'clock, ex Wonga Wonga, from Sydney, ■234 cases SUPERIOR ORANGES'. • ___ uij— h< y —fr» -Uplift ! . H THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 25. '■ - "^' :») ■; , 0 ... ,_ , ,_.( !l'k>J i !•'/■' i ■' '! :■ °T*R AD E S ALE'"'- i6^"3(; ' ":!! ---•'• '. ° 0J *' •■ 'OF ! 43 CASES AND BALES OP SEASONABLE I -CLOTHING,' DRAPERY, HOSIERY, . j ' SCARFS, AND TIES. »«f a - • -•—- • « i»*'»»*i : j.,E., r & .h..,.,i a.A ACS- irikup f-i! ARE instructed by the Importers .6 submit to auction, at their Stores,, on Thurs- ~,. day, 25th inst.-, at 11 o'clock sharp, ' Tlie following, Seasonable Goods, just landed ex,,,, 3 •;._,., Berar arid Countes- of Kintore, from London — . ... ~■ 5 cases Ladies' Summer Dress Materials and Wbite Prints ... ..■<■ ~...:, 4 cases Ladies' and Gents' Hosiery, Scarfs and Ties 6 bales containing White-Calicoes. 80 and9oin. Finlay Sheeting, Cotton Ticks, and Summer T^'ved Coatings. .. .; '■■■■' 1 case very Good Black Broadcloth 1 case Belts. Braces, and Lacei,,, (»j nj; ~-,"_■ . f; 7 cases Men's; Boys' and Youths' Light Crimean ■ Shirts . ■ , . -. ~, ~ . 9 cases-containing Men's Tweed" Trousers and | Vests, Suits, Tweed, Galatea, and Edinburgh Coats, .. ..fi* "' Jta- ?-"■-.--■ ''-'■ --f'.'.i-'• ;-. -- 4 cases Men's Black Cloth Coats, Trousers, and : vests .-.•>,. -..,- .a.:..■,-' asa •• " I ' ■>■- 4 icases Boys' Clothing, well assorted 20 cases Huts and Caps,; Travelling^Bags, &c, ~( , ~ Terms Liberal. Declared at Sale... ~, .;, >, . THURSDAY,-NOON. " FREEHOLD ALLOTMENT AND lE!."v': "■■ ';•:-'.:, - TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION BY the Undersigned, at his Mart, Queen-street, on Thursday next, at 12 o'clock noon, A Comfortable Four-roonied Cottage and Freehold . ; Allotment, conveniently situated in Newton street, off .Newton Road. The House has been newly painted, there is a good well on tho. property, and it is well fenced and planted, B. ABTH CTR, • ~-,.,, j, AUCTIONEER.^ f; • ...■;■' j. THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 25, .• At Two O'Clock. HOUSEHOLD PURNITUEE, &c, IT ONEHUNGA. THE Subscribsi,s; /have received , in? ; strttctions ifrom Captain Daniels (who Is leaving t-e Colony;, to sell at his residence, Onehunga (above, Mrs Norman's); op T^arsday, _sth Wst.'_ _t>_ o'clock,; The WHOLE of his HOUSEHOLD FURNI TURE, etc.,, etc., etc. SAMUEL COCHRANE Sr SON, Auctioneers.-1 TUESDAY, 21st OCTOBER TUSH I LEASE OF HOSPITAL EESERVE. THE Undersigned have been in sti_cted by the Deputy-Superintendent to offer for Lea-fe by Public Auction, at their Mart, Fort street, at 12 o'clock noon on the date above named, THE LEASE, FOR A TERM OF 19 YEARS, OF THE HOSPITAL RESERVE, situate near the Harp of Erin Inn, on the Great South Road, Suburbs of Auckland, Parish of Waitemata, Criuniy of Eden, and being Allotment "17a, of Section 12, containing 27a. Ob. 23p. (w J?4AN* May be Seen at Our Mart. "s|' :' 'sUmUSL COCHRANE & SON, .Auctioneers. *^B w