he intended to kill him.fbut would give him a little time to prepare, or he must go to y~^~ his account "-with .ill his imperfections on -i his head," which he supposed meant his r bruises. He was therefore terribly afraid of prisoner,, and would like to have the pro tection of the Court. It was not true, as had been suggested, that he could fight; he sever was a boxer. The defendant urged that McArthur was of a fighting turn, especially at election •times, he had punched Mr Harris's, and threatened to knock off another man's, and when he met him on Saturday and asked for ss, money which he had won on the Superintendency election, McArthur up with his fist, and he in order to prevent the blow, dropped one on McArthnr's nose. The bench ordered Crow to find sureties to keep the peace for three months, himself in £10, and two in £5, or retire from public ii& for that term.

KOBERT GOOD'S WAY. Robert Good appeared in answer to a .charge of using bad- language towards -George Stephens on the 17th inst. Mr Joy appeared for defendant. George Stephens, an elderly man, disposed that defendant called him a " scamp, and repeated the word three times in the hearing Of p witness. He could not put up with such dreadful epithets. _Wm. Franklin deposed that he heard the word used in reference to a donkey, which prosecutor had pounded. The Bench remarked that to bring such a case into Court was most disgraceful. The case was dismissed. This was all the business.

TELEGRAPHIC.

(From our own Correspondent.)

LATEST FROM WAIKATO

ANOTHER HAUHAU VISITOR

ALEXANDRA.

This day. Tspihana is still here. He proceeds to Cambridge to meet Mr Mackay to-day. Tapihana says he alone had a bad name at Waikato hitherto because he alone has kept the King's laws. Now this year he will <*o to Cambridge, see Te Wheoro, and return to Kuiti ,to hold a meeting to give his views there ; ;' : afterwards meet Mr McLean in the Waikato, when he would speak freely as to what should be done to secure lasting peace between the races.

TAURANGA.

•"_ J This day. Mrs Thos, Wrigley gives a large birthday picnic *to-day. One cutter and five boats took the party, t tti the Mount.' A pavili on has been set for 150 guests this evening.

LATEST SOUTHERN NEWS.

SHAMEFUL CIRCULATION OF '. .SLANDERS AGAINST OUR -V f -

DUNEDIN.

a&Saa,. _ '-This day. Disgraceful extracts from letters of aogiertain Auckland'! clique are published ij^^the: Guardian, also private telegrams of a moat ungentlemanlikie purport "have*-Been c iron lated.-;. H ii J>*-'\_.. -. 7: J ;: Si U li

The Otago people say it is simply) abomin able, and cannot find words to express their disgust at it.

.A Chmaman^jiamed^Mott-rPai died last nig St' from ah* ovir ■ dose'dfvopiuifO '',"

[Per Anglo-Australian Telegram Company.]

WELLINGTON.

- . This day. The Wellington cricketers selected to play Auckland are Wanganui men. Evans, Jacobs, Betts, and Wood. Wellington, —. Knapp, A. J. Salmon, J. J. Salmon, J. A. Salmon, J. G. Dees, Lynch. National Bank shares have just been sold at £2 12s 6d per share. The. lndependent suggests the formation by the Govemip^t of a railway from Ngaka whau to W /port, and the abandonment of the ides* /making it a shipping po"*t. It,is pr 4 , to invite the Governor and Premier tt/ >isit Westland on their return from Cantt'4Aury.

NAPIER.

. . y. The Paterson leaves to-day for Poverty Bay and Auckland.. . ,/.'/," './',,. - : _, The ovWland mail man reports that the comniission sitting at Poverty Bay has closed^ Little business was done.

This da

Judge Rogan has gone to Tauranga. Ther.^Ze^irapl't.is threatened- v^ith a libel" action for exposing, matters-in connection with the Land office here* k 3UM.A3 J.

The, Luna sails, for the -North- on- Friday wit^the Native' Minister. \■, .jr, j* /-;. ",

LYTTELTON.

■ r ~.„. ~ .' T This day. . . The.Governpr's yacht Blanche is, re fitting,; and receiving hew. mainmast. :: , iia-.'.y

CHRISTCHURCH.

This to

.;,. '.-.. :....'. BißtrJ y. The Governor, on learning that December, the»l6th. is the'anniversary"-day of Canter-' bury, decided to extend^ his visit, oyer that? date, 'in order to be present and" take", part in the festivities!' - 5.1J1 oT; > .TV t os _*, _._•_;

CHRISTCHURCH.

This day. Great preparations are being made for the celebration of the anniversary of the pro vince on December lpth. . During the day there will be public sports on a large scale, and in the evening a torchlight procession ;by all the fire brigades.

INTER PROVINCIAL CRICKET MATCH.

(^o^|f|j^S SPECIAL REPORTER.)

~ IBY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.] if $, -^/Auckland Victorious. Only Six Wickets Down. <g Tyx '/ "J DUNEDIN. 0 "' o''" # - ai •.j, ~.,.,..,., ' .'•■•• Last.night.. When bur 'men; went to the wicket after luncheon, hope ran.;high, and it was regarded as certain that the Dunedinites would be Jar out-distanced. " ~ ~. There were at this time three thousand persons on the ground, and great interest in IP 1*?; manifested. . Beliefs and Mum ford, were selected to .** ,S* c game, and Mumford opened well . a good hit to leg, off. which two were .. : _ ~ y.f { ■■ _ *-; Another, was well -.placed in ithevsanae I oiraction for three, and Mumford, evidently* S m Splendidl trim, had quilted another wheni' vith his usual ill-luck, it was neatly fixed'by Weff; and the first Auoklftnd~wickeFwas ( owpbsed.of ?br"five,: a proiniaing player being numberedamong the defunct.::

Alpe took the vacant place, and was ex pected to contribute a fair quota to the Auckland score

Bellers managed to get two singles, but ?f deluded by dropping one beautifully into the hands of Mears, who held on to it, and fSellarg had to give way to Dufaur, leaving a total of only seven for two wickets. , The Otago men were fielding very care- Jj' anA tne bowling was good. 4.1, Ye sin Bles and aby were obtained out of the next seventeen balls; all the rest being maidens.

Dufaur then got We of Glen, and Alpe secured "one of Downes, but had his timbers carried away clean by the next ball. Three wickets down for a total score of eighteen. The result seemed to act like a charm on the Dunedin team, and there were greater hopes of spoiling Auckland's game. Yates was sent to the wicket vice Alpe. Dufaur managed to secure a two and a single, when he was compelled to retire be fore a ball from Downes ; which carried away his wicket, leaving the Auckland score at 21 with four wickets down.

Clay forth went in to keep Yates company, but the latter was almost immediately sent to the sward, being well caught by Mears. Dp to this time the highest • individual score for Auckland was seven ; the lowest one, that last scored.

Robinson now handled the willow, and after several maidens, runs came more freely, nine singles, twodoubles, and two threes being obtained in a short space of time. It was believed the men had collared the bowling, and were likely to stick together for good scores when a ball from Downes knocked down Robinson's timbers and Auck land's hopes. K.tThe score had by this time run up to 42 for six wickets.

Sweete took Robinson's place, and went in for heavy slogging, rather incautiously it was thought. He managed, however, to slip his first for a single, ..and then sent one over the pavilion for two, followed by a heavy drive over the fence for six, and a good hit for three.

This would hardly do, so Garwood was sent to the bowling and with his third ball numbered Sweete among the slain. » Clayforth was all the while rolling up his score by good steady play, andjsaw some four of his friends disposed of during his innings. Dixon, of the Thames, who took Sweete's place (being. substituted for Cotton, who played in the Christchurch match and was left behind at Lyttelton), did not make a very long stand, being early disposed of by Garwood and retiring for a duck egg. Buckland took his place and managed to got two away to long-stop. Dixon now managed to knock down Clay forth's wicket after he had run up a total of nineteen runs, the highest score on our side.

There were now nine wickets down for seventy.

Lankham, the last (man, . went to the wicket, and the excitement was very great. The score came up steadily until Dunedin was topped by one, when Buckland was caught out, and Auckland innings closed for seventy-eight.

After a brief adjournment the Otago team commenced their second innings, Mears and Thomson being sent to the wickets, and Sweete to the bowling. After two singles by Thomson, Mears was bowled out without pegging. Rhodes took his place, and Thomson managed to increase the score by a couple and a single, when Rhodes was separated from him by an effective ball from Sweete, and went to keep Mears company. Lambert came to the scratch, and Thom son, who was playing very carefully, ran up his score to nine, when he was caught out by Buckland.

Lambert shortly afterwards put himself out with his leg before the wicket. Allen, who had taken Thompson's place, after scoring a single and a three, was bowled out by Buckland. McDonald in place of Lambert, and Mc- Farlane at the wicket vacated by Allen, then proceeded with the play, Buckland bowling. McFarlane was soon run out after making two on a hit to leg. Garwood took his place,. and made a hit for two, but was afterwards bowled out by Sweete.. He was succeeded by Clarke. Seven wickets down for a score of twenty six, with extras; "'

McDonald played very steadily, and made a good hit for four.. ■ Clarke also opened well, With hits for two and three, and the two men seemed well set when time was called,' and an adjournment till next day took place; ■ The Auckland men were in high spirits, and ,it was^ generally believed that, having, collared their opponents', bowling, better play' would be made in the second innings. ;l' : " , I The following are the scores :—' , ' "., " I * n iai *hi«i' . Dtt_NEDnC': :' ;jf' %v' FIRST INNINGS.''^ '■'' ''''•' -:-J !" Mears, h: Sweete '° tt!i.lH iUf->p,a-u>m ban frw Lambert, bßobinsOn:;., .;";..: Ivi.'.*: 9 McDonald, b Sweete ... ... .y... .I.']., : Macfarlane, b Sweete. 6 ; Downes, c Yates, b Sweete .. ._~.-<'3:~ ---< j Allen, b Robinson 0 Garwodd^b'SweeteH.. 8 \tf. E Y t /__ 0 Clarke, b Buckland ./.r T ., r ...,,,„ .. 6 Thomson, b fßfmt Jf?* 10 ..Tn ... 10 Rhodes, c Alpe^ b Buckland. V . a _ f,.,!..-;;^-^ Glenn, not out.*..* ".'77' '"'7.7 6'" _ Extras ... -4r.— 5 . ,y a2 r> [ 0 .1 h -i j 77 SECOKD INNINGS." I {,, i Mears, b Buckland ... ... "... 0" (Thomson, c Buckland, bSweete,,...; f 9 -^ (Rhodes,'b Sweete .:. '.. ' J... '0 ,i |Lambert (1.b.w.),b Sweete ... ... 0 J j Allen, b Buckland 1 .... . ... ... 4 * McDonnell,; not put .... ,i\TA .v;;:;in8 2 j Macfarlane, run out 2 'Garwood, b Sweete - ... ..? . v 2t, Clarkej not out -...;... , ... B r 0 I , ; Three wickets to go down. ... _____ "AUCKLAND." ?"'■>" "*s■ [ FIRST INNINGS. ■ Bellars, c Mears, b Glenn 2 ; iMumford, c Glenn, b Downea ... 5 Alpe, b Downes ..7 ~ iDnfaiirb Downes 6 !Yates, c Mears b Glen ... ... 1A" >■ IClayforth, b Garwood ... ... 19ggj ;.'jßobihsbn, b Downes ...8~i: jSweete,,b Garwood ... .... ? ... 13 f i Dixon, h Garwood .:'. "".77 .\. Of . ißucklandcGarwood i..y,f -j ..7 / fj.rj y : 9.;; g 7. Lankham, not out />•• SOsi- 't ■■:;••'£ oi j Extras ... ... ... ..... .6 j |S Total ; JX J J7. H ... .71 ...'7B ~: sThe Otago second innings closed for 41. Of the Auckland secondinningsfive wickets are down for 21.. rf C| 'i K J; ,__ n ,_ y v/ ' i':.:.; -..'.:■ '■>..}> .r--- --0 L2^p.m. Bellars ; and Yates ran" uputhe; score; to forty, when the latter was bowled out by slow underhand.

Sweete Went in and made the winning hit, Only six wickets down. —Hurrah ! , r

THE EVENING BTABI TUESttA*. NOVEMBER 25 18«.



,;;. Coffee.—Brown,' Barrett, & Co.'s Standard Coffee is both-del'cinus and strong. - Brown, Barrett,, & Co.'s Excelsior Coffee -deserves preference -to any coffee on : account of purity and distinctness of flavour. . Note the brands, sold at almost every grocery- establish ment in town and pravince.—LAßYX.. . . ...



WAJSfTED, an Engineer.—Apply at this office. If J iXT. AN TED, a strong Youth to y ' deliver parcels.- A. Linabury & Co. \TTANTED, an active Lad to assist In"! a «w F mnc.! 1 ? ¥ °"is'»"n ff »»<1 m«ke himself useful SVQuZsT/ee* * ?*** °*^*»* Ty ANTED, a Girl about 16 years of cPopoa^ssSrSt ri,ly-kr stebw4 ---' TENANTED to Sell, two new Four streef dri'Sft^ Cottaßes <*'Upper Queen street, on Uo 4Cft. Allotments. Price, £150 and fl'V' tltle l n «ie city.--EnquireofMrLamb Coal and Firewood Yard, corner of Edwardes street "WANTED, 100 Worki^TMeiTtf street » w mVL" L°ndT° n Di?inf? Eooms> Victoria SJ/.lt \' ! y; Marteb, Jun.i havirg returned from I i IS« tiv"- orm the I)ublic ,hat he *a« s?token the above Dining-rooms, and hopes by giving Meals of comfort to'™ & co f m- bin ICd1Cd With ««ess and >Tm i.m ?, a fair share of public patronage. Bedjfls ; * an d ng' 15sPerwcek; Good P. W. MAItTEiI, .Tun , : Propiiolor. WANTED, Eour Carpenters.r- Apply Mr 11. Pitt. Builder, Dovonport. TJTANTED, a Nursemaid handy rJr, a wi! h lier naedle.— Apply for address Even ing bTAB office. T^T ANTED, a Boy to make himself » r useful at the residence of Mr F. L. Prime, Anglesea-street. - Apply at his office, Insurance Buildings. TO BOOKFOLDERS AND SEWERsT \XT ANTED, an experienced hand.— _, -Apply to J. P. leightori: Bookbinder, and Account Book-manufacturer, High-street. WAMTEDTOIMT a five or six-. ▼if roomed House with two or three acres of land, a few miles from town no object. Kent not to exceed £52 per annum.—Apply by letter "LL " Star office. , ' WANTED, Purchasers for Grains at 4d per bushel.—Apply Seccombe & Son Great Northern Brewery, Kyber Pass. 1 — _ _ ___ VJ_T ANTED, two good Coat Matters. ▼ ▼ —Apply J. C. D. Bowden, Shortland- Crescent. ' WANTED for Napier, some good House Joiners.—Apply to E. J. Styles, at Jefferson's Store, Albert-street. WANTED, men for Quarrying and Breaking Stone.— Apply. Robbie Burns Hotel, Union-street, this evening ; or to Mr John Moore's Hotel, Onehunga, between 9 and 10 a.m. WANTED, a good General Servant- Apply at Crown and Anchor Hotol, West Queen-street. WANTE D, a Lad.—Apply to Mr J. Gorry, Butcher. Wakefield-street. WANTED Immediately, a good Cook, must be a sober and clean man.— Apply to Thomas Powell, Blue Post Dining Rooms, Victoria-street. WANTED, Purchasers for 3000 Heart of Kauri Railway Sleepers, slightly under Government size; suitable .for first-class fencing. —Apply to Archard & Brown, Mechanics' Bay. . WANTED -the Butcher, .Baker," Grocer, Fanner, Dairyman,, and others of Auckland and its vicinity to know that the undersigned are now supplying their strong durable SPRING CART HARNESS at Prices to meet tot; times. —133, Queen-street, next Union Bank, Auckland ; and at Melbourne. L. FORSTBR * Sol>T. . WANTED KNOWN,.that J. WATT is prepared to supply Wood and Coal at following prices for Cash :—Ti-trco Wood, Uncut, 12s per ton; do do, Cut, 14s per ton ; .Newcastle Coal, 60s per ton. Delivered to any part within, oiO" mile from Yard. Posts, Ralls, and Palings always on hand. Fencing and Carting. done at low rates.—Stanley street Mechanics' Bay. ' WANTED KNO^N—The under-, signed have always on hand a largo 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. ra |'. NOT IC, E. ;;./,,;,._ . THE Time, for receiving application for Shares is Extended to THURSDAY, Nov ember^. ,!:--,,.' ..-..-.-, iVunS _ wjimwi jfeVia oin-tW. LODDER,' ' ."|'V;:''< !> ■■■;;; '■ v. fj X ,"' ' _'A^-' P- 00. "s ;■■'!■;.-.:li{Vlos.t.^> &■* LOST,', a,Dark-brown Horse ; black points, no white ; about 15 hands high, 4 years old, no brand. ■ ( .--. 7 ;, yr _ , Finder will be rewarded on returning to ' rrXA 1 •:- ;o;n'piiANE QUICK'S' r:'1] CI ~,,,,-v ........-.- -,„,. „.~\''7 .l ' • Livery, Stables. T'^^M^MM^fu^h Hope of Parnell, No. 20, are requested to attend tho Funeral of. the date Brother R Wells, to;leave his late residence, Wyndham street (near Albert street), at 3 p.m. TO-MORROW. _ , . , i ;, CLEMENT: WITHEFORD, W.C.T. : G. P. PRIESTLY, W.S. ..., - The Members of the other. Lodges are requested to lattend. I : . 1 .. . 1 I ?..-,/,.?':-:.;. ~, ,E. LeROY,: D.R.G.W.T., Hope of Parnell Lodge, "No. 20. ; I A. N. B. - "^^"^ ! \in itO : ■!>' 11 ~_,-.:. ; :...'. iun'i " npHE i Members of the above Corps -0- 'tomuster. at the Drill-3hed, Princes street, at ,2. 15= TO-MORROW AFTERNOON, to attend tho -Funeral of the late Sub-Lieut. Wells. Side-arms ;'Crape on left arm Officers and Men of other Corps respectfully incited to attend. .' I '" .■"-' "''',.. - E. LeROY,' ; \l'-"' ;,'' ■~' '. %".,. . 'Capt.jA.N.B iiti 1 »,__■ 1 un urn 1. v 1 n mfp-.m, ■■ ______iii n ILIGENSED VICTUALLERS-BALL. ! j1;!"—; : ■ ■ -- ; v. g™ i j 7.1 .NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERSi THE Licensed Victuallers' Ball will take , 'blace on Thursday, the 27th,instant, at the Choral Hall, Symonds-street. Dancing to commence at half-past /ejgljt o'clock. .. .-:'•'; ,tr.<><iti ,■: v,:hqa EIDUOATIOSr RATE.—FINAL NOTICE. . /-^All. parties in the districts of Remuera, Or'aki; Onehunga,, Wdst Tamaki, .Panmure, Epsom, Newmarket,: and Parnell, are hereby warned that the names of all who have not paid the Education Rate; for which |they are liable.'on or. before the 29th inst.',-will be returned to. the receiver in order that legal proceedings may be. taken against them. ! ; ~, J. .WESTMORELAND, . i .joLhjb «ali xi&vo\o_nlAtolO w.\ Collector. November;2s, 1873.; -. ™b,°.;°{ 7: '-^ TO LET ON A TERM, T' HAT Comfortable: Twelve-roomeo*. Residence known as CLIFF HOUSE, situate at Smale's Point, Lower Hobson street, at present occu pied by Mr Charles Canning.' It has a superb view of the harbour ; is in perfect tenantable condition ; and as a Family Residence or genteel Boardipg-kouse can not be surpassed. '""'-_,' Apply on the premises from ten to twelve ; or, to Gkokge Samuel Gbaham, Norwich Union Offico, VaUe'B Building*. '



Ty A N T E D KNOWN, that A. n,«L ar D? TJMM°NIS has Opened a Marine Store in 1 nT^/f n 1 c'^ n,(I T heisnow oncnt° Purchase all hff p'Lf { Metal' ? k*Iron > »»(?s, Bones, Bottle., Cast- Chanc°ory n£a n end °™' Bope,,at bis premisee, W^NTED~KNOWN, that~D. rpLi G<? l,7_S is Prepaid to supply all kinds of Timber and other Building materials, including ft Boors Mouldings, Broad Timber; House iSSS^.?™"' ?? lls' Ba"lw<>od Felloes. Pbafts, Iron i^fet Bi lu? GT I Laths > Shingles, &c., &c., at the street P ' at his Yards ' Custom-house WANTED KNOWN, thai, , « n i 015? "WILLIAMS (late of Wellesley , street), Cutler Saw-trimmer, and Umbrella-maßer, has Removed to Wyndham street (nearly opposite the Evening Sim office). N.8.-Umbrellas Re-covered. ,i. -. T >,Pl' ic,e glven for aU 01cl Metals. On Sale (cheap), Ploughs'; 6. 7, and 8 feet sheets Galvanized Corrugated Iron ; also, Pumps, Paints, &c, &c, at A J f red Smart s. next Blue Post, Victoria street. T^OU"N_D,on 18th inst., in "Welling- A- ton street, a Bay Pony, 'with two white legs.— .the owner can have same by paying expenses and applying to Thomas Parker. Baker, Wellington street ]f not claimed wi'hin 14 days the above w.u be sold to defray expenses. r*"j f\ ERWAED,.—Lost or mislaid, CW-"-"several weeks past, Three Bank of England Notes of One Hundred Pounds each. —The above reward will bo paid to any pcison giving such infor mation as may lead to their restoration.—Apply to Stewart & Appleby, West Queen street. TO BE LET, on easy terms, a -■- Furnished House ; fit for a Boarding House- Apply to Mrs Braithwaite, Symonds street (near St. Sepulchre's). "CITJRNISHED Apartments for J- Lady and Gentlemen, or three or four Gentle men, with or withont board, in a healthy pood situation.—For cards of address a])ply at Stab, office. HWATTS, General Dealer • Old Market, Queen-street, has for Sale—loo Fiji Mats, 6s each ; Fiji Matting, passages or stairs Cd to ,Sd per yard, GO sacks of Good Maize. 15s per sack; 'Jugs 'and Basins, only ss; small Plates 2d each ; large plates. 5s 6d per dozen ; Dhmor S.ets o' 108 pieces, price £5; Meat Dishes, from Is; Pint Mugs, Od each ; White Starch, 4d per lb. by the packet ; Black Lead, Od per lb.; Price s Candles, 11 Jd by the box ; Kciller's Conversation Lozenges, UM by the tin ; Good Tea,<2s per 1b.,0 lbs. for lis; \Spanlsh Juice, is 4d per lb , 12 lbs. for 15s ; good Jams, 7s 4d per dozen ; inferior Jams, Cs per dozen ; Colman's Mustard, 5s 3d per tin of 7 lbs.; Currants, Sd per lb.; Matches, 7s per gross ; Cigars, £3 10s per 100. ~, j AUCKLAND HARBOUR BOARD. RE-BUILDING 100 FEET OF QUEEN-STREET .'__ ~ ;. ,I,:..WHARF. TENDERS will be received at this office until Won of TUESDAY, the 2nd of December, 1873, for Re-butlding 100 feet of the Queen-street Wharf; in terms of plans and specifica tions to be soph at this office. Tenders to be endorsed "Tender for Re-building Queon-itreet Wharf. '•*■ : :'< WILLIAM C. DALDY, :i • . if. . ff_ . ' i >Chairman. gOYAL EXHIBITION. ROYAL EXHIBITION. HOYAL EXHIBITION. ADMISSION : ONE SHILLING. ■'"'' ) ADMISSION: ONE SHILLING. ADMISSION : ONE SHILLING. FRIDAY EVENING, FASHIONABLE AND SELECT NIGHT, Under the Patronage of CAPT. MORESBY & OFFICERS OF H.M.S. BASALL3K. YOUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION. WINTER COURSE OF LECTURES, 1873, In the Hall of tho Association. Nov. 28—*' Our Laws, their Administrators and Ad ministration "—T. B. Gillies, Esq. .Seats reserved for Ticket-holders until 7.20 o'clock after which time single admission One Shilling, save when a. gentlemen is accompanied by a lady, when tile one charge shall cover both. nPHE Immigrants per Chile will be ' I iwded TO-DAY, and will be ; ready for Selection at la a.m. TO-MORROW. f .Oill-J i'>fl_T3fs|* tol ftOK.fSi Od "■ '/ -.-..._.,■ ,!:,</' ihfit j ;:.,!/.■ :.i <■-. r-oir.- Immigrhtiofl Officer. ■< Immigration Offico, ~_. % r . """,... .'November 25/IS7B. j a jCITY "WEST ELECTION- / ;;( TO CAPTAIN J. HERBERT BURNS. SIR, —'We,-the undersigned Electors of City West, respectfully request that you will allow yourself to be nominated as a Candidate for the Provincial Council, and-we pledge ourselves to use our influence to secure your return. We'are, Sir, ■ ■' ■ -i ■ > .miYours, faithfully, Wm. Thome . - ; Walter Grahame James Wrigley James P King , •[•) David Gdldie " " Henry Waite Warnock Bros. " W. J. Offer ; ..:-■'"•',,' Wm. Gault " James Coupland / Edwin Carr _ "Henry Barton . Aad 123 others. To the Messrs. THORNE, GRAHAM, WRIGLEY, and KIN ( G, .and other Electors signing the Requisition. •C< , 4 /'- Ijl \ ■-1 < • GE NT L EM-E N,—ln,compliance with yoW request I havo much pleasure in aceding to tho requisition, and if elected will to the best of my ability advance the interest Of the district and the province in general. : I am, Gentlemen, , ] *■•>■' ;.i Yours faithfully;! IJ ;:.':,: i lIIJO'I | ; •• ■■■-'■' J. HERBERT BURNS."; PROVINCIAL COUNCIL ELECTION. ,A CITY OP AUCKLAND WEST. TO MESSRS. SWANSON, DIGNAN, PRIME, MACREADY, AND BOYLAN. GENTLEMEN,--^©, the under signed Electors of City West, request that you will allow yourselves to be" placed in' Nomination for Reflection to the above district; ahd r we pledge our selves to use. our best'exertions to'procure your return. Signed-by » r • -W. BUGELAND/jv ; -09*12. &M U J f'-fp/'DARBY;" 1' [ l i<v,in ■1 o tlllolE nUtV !.i ■::'..: >X;' HENDERSON] * \ -, nodwll -ai'J. f..'C-l r,'>jru,.a?T,?<W. C.'^WILSONI'' ■ ' hi™ .And several hundred other electbrs.' i-'^•!"''' :..:,_'•!'■> ;'" ' g '—— ± — £ -—.—■' ' ■ :'■'-' TO MESSRS.'; buckland'1 darby hender : DERSON, 'WTLSON, and. the other Gentlemen "signing the Requisition. ','• , ' V GENTDEJON,— yfe; are. thankful , i.toyo1., for the expression of your corifidenccjui us, and, we feel, under the jjircumstahcesi that we., cannot do otherwise than accept your requisition, and, accordingly placo our services at your disposal.! . ; ' o-viVt lv- '-""•" ■ ™, SWANSON, ~:' 'i :.;.',.',.,.. • ~;•'-..- ,iij i, P...DIGNAN,. ; ~:.; :,.;,' > ■>';'„. ..,,. ; -f, l;..prime. , v •.''', * j. t.boylam;^ , : -,'.'/. }l..if (! :.l" )



BRANSTON & FORSTER Plumbers, Gas Fitters; ant> Brass FINTSHERS, &C, j_l AYING relinquished Business at ■a~m- the Thames, beg to intimate to their friends and the public generally that they have commenced operations in Maseileld's Buildings, Albert-street, and are now prepared to execute any orders with dispatch. On Hand, a Large Assortment of Gasaliers, Gas, and other Fittings, which they offer to the Public at LOW PRICES. Makers of Sunlights and Reflectors for Window Lights, either enamelled or bright. Estimates glvenor all classes of Work. NOTICE, g^ A. B U E T , GROCER, & PROVISION DEALER, WELLESLEY STREET EAST, takes this opportunity of thanking the inhabitants of Auckland and the surrounding districts for their liberal support during the last five years, and trusts, by strict attention to business and supplying First class .Articles at Small Profit, to still merit a con tinuance of their favors. pEINCE OF WALES THEATRE. THE PEARL VARIETY TROUPE. GRAND COMBINATION. NOVEL AND IMMENSE BILL OF FARE FOR TO-MORROW (Wednesday) EVENING, November 20. FOR ONE NIGHT ONLY! Come One ! Come All ! and no not miss this Grand Treat! Songy, Jigs, Dances, Hornpipes, Sketches, Negro I Fool ishrnents, Songs and Dances, Funny Scenes from Afric's Burning Shore, Reels, Farces, &c, &c, <Src. £B"DON'T FORGET TO-MORROW NIGHT. J. HESFORD, Manager. AUCKLAND CHORAL 4-*" SOCIETY. THE COMPLIMENTARY CONCF.RT To their Conductor M R. J. B R O W N E, Will take place at the CHORAL HALL ON MONDAY^ EVENING;: DECEMBER 1. I ''■.'•- -^— ■ " PROG RAM ME... Part I. Selections from " Stabat Mater "—Rossm Part 11. Selections from " Creation "—Haydn \: ff Q Part TIL Operetta,," Robin Hood and Ujs MerrieMen "—Birch I Admission, 2s Cd; Gallery, is'Cd. ■ -r ''■) > Special Terms for Schools and Families. S Tickets obtainable at Messrs. Upton and;Co.'s. r- LOST, on Friday evening, November 21, between the Junction Hotel and Moore's Royal Oak, a Gentleman's New PANAMA HAT, with Small Black lie.inside.—The finder will be rewarded by leaving the same at Gwynne's Prince Alfred Hotel, Ispsom. fri-~ A U----- t'-■-■£ -O N | OLSON'S TOMATO SAUCE. Connoisseurs pronounce this Sauce to be the BEST for general use in households, and, in con sequence "of Its high reputation, som« unprincipled' persons have been induced to .Collect Empty Bottles bearing the manufacturer's name stamped thereon, and pass the same off as "Olson's Universal Tomato Sauce." The proprietor has in consequence caused his TRADE MARK to be Registered under the provisions of the "Trade Marks Act, 18C6," and proceedings will be taken against such persons as may forge or counterfeit such mark. The public are cautioned to ASK FOR OLSON'S SAUCE, and see that the name is Stamped on Bottle and Stopper, and wrapped round with his well-known abel. ,Tl ~ ~ TO BUTCHERS, SETTLERS, FARMERS AND OTHERS. rpHE undersigned' are Cash Ptjb _-*- tt cnASERS of HIDES, SHEEPSKINS, WOOL. , 1 ALLOW, &c, &c, at highest market rates, in any quantity. Consignors direct will havo prompt and immediate Cash remittances returned at satisfactory rates. IRELAND BROS., TANNERS AND LEATHER MANUFACTURERS, | i i . Aao (l t_.» d. | AUCKLAND HARBOUR BOARD. EARTHWORK APPROACH TO FREEMAN'S I" 'A:.'* f«!'S;*i- BAY. .-j.:,, Harbour Board Office, __ Auckland, Nov. 20, 1873. TENDEES will be received at this "office until TUESDAY, the 2nd December, 1873, at 12 o'clock noon,' for forming an Earthwork approach to the Reclamation in Freeman's Bay, in terms of plans and specifications to be seen at this Office. . ..'..:.--.;;> JOS The lowest or any Tender not necessarily accepted. Tenders to be endorsed/ " Tender for Approach to -Freeman'sßay.-- " ;; ■■/ l*£* - ■!': - WILLIAM' C. DALDY,''"', .; - :.{.;,i .ul'-'i- "•''-' • '■_■-' Chairman.;;. TEN SHILLINGS EETVAED.— t _iLost,:.a Bay Pony (no white).—The' finder returning the same to Portland House, Hobson-street, will receive; the above reward. : ,' \\T O W L A .N- D-I N- G-, 25 cases lib! Salmon "0 „ Red Herrings 50 „ Currants 50 „ New Eleme Raisins, AT BARNETT & LEVY'S, ; WHOLESALE GROCERS & IMPORTERS, QUEEN S T RTE E T. - j np ■('; '. ■ •-:•• r --I . , i ! i. .. ; > MILLINERY & DRAPERY. '!. WE,..beg:to inform our numerous friends and 'the public generally' that our premises in front of ita'e Marketrhouse being now complete, we wilLcommence business on SATURDAY NEXT,' and solicit, a share of your patronage and support. ; W) ■'■'■ M ' '" • - - Pi ;!/:i "nu) J JAMES COOK. •"• :-, ";; ~■ <?__'_,_ ;, tMrs c. clayton. L : ,t:J t__lv' rX sJ X -'■ ■■.■■:. Z^iZZ PU BLTC NOTICE. ON and after Monday, the Ist of December, 1873, Messrs Frank Quick & Co. will run a Coach from the Whau Hotel for Auckland, .via Mount Albert, at 8 o'clock every morning; leaving the Union Bank, Victoria street, every after noon at 5 o'clock, returning by.Mount Albert also. Fares, is: each way. -r .._ . j v .- .•• -. FRANK QUICK & CO., c. i id -' ir Proprietors; h ■< ,n is f '■!-. JOHN THOMPSON/ - Manager. .November 25,11878. .



2Kf_ SUPERIOR BLACK CLOTH/ O\J SACS, 12s. 9d. J. COSGRAVE & CO. 500 USEFUL TWEED TROUSERS, Bs. 6d. J. COSGRAVE & CO. 500 GOOD BLACK CLOTH TROUSERS. 12s. •T. COSGRAVE & CO. TO TAILORS.—Wanted two good General Hands.—J. F. Saunders, Shortland street. FOR SALE, a Farm containing 120 acres of superior land, near Otahuhu, adjoining Mr Woodward's farm, jjartly in good grass. There is also a considerable quantity of valuable timler thereon, and it is con veniently situated for the Railway.—Apply to 0. M. Quintall, Waterloo Crescent, or to Mr H. Partington, Queen-street. FOR SALE, a good square Piano. Price, £7.—Apply for address office of this papei-. — i FOR SALE, 77 acres of Land for superior Building sites, fifteen'minutes' walk from Holmes' Wharf, North' Shore. —Apply to O. M. Qutntall, Waterloo Crescent, or to Mr. Partington, Queen-street. FOR Sale, fclieLand and Premises late in th c occupation of Williams and Co., Upper Queen street, suitable for building a large ami commodious store. —Apply to O. M. Qutntall, Waterloo Crescent, or to Mr. Partington, Queen-street. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH OF NEW ZEALAND. IN virtue of the authority vested in me, I hereby summon the General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church to meet at Auckland on the sth day of December next, in St. Andrew's Church, at seven o'clock p.m. JOHN ELMSLIE, M.A., Moderator. November 22,1873. UNITED METHODIST FREE CHURCH BAZAAR. THE Committee having decided to hold their Bazaar on the 27th, 28th, and 20th ■ iijstmt, in Market-house, in soliciting Subscriptions o? behalf of the above, respectfully request that con tributions in money or articles of any kind be forwarded as early as possible to the undermentioned ladies :— Mrs Turner- Mis Parker Mrs Coupland Mrs Graham Mrs Major :i Mrs Warren Mrs Tiigg Mrs Hemus Mrs Waterhouse ;To our County Friends—Eggs, Butter, Bacon, Cheese, Fowls, Vegetable?, Strawberries, Plants, and all kinds of Produce will be thankfully received at Mr Coupland's Store, Queen-street. 0N SALE, Pure Bramha EggsT^ Close Bros., Queen street. , TO LET or LEASE, a Four-roomed House (lined and papered) in Victoria Quad rant, with a good garden and well.—Apply to Mrs Hunter on the premises. A LL Drapers, Clothiers, Milliners, Hatters, 4c, hereafter CLOSE at Cp.m. (Saturdays excepted). TH A I L O B AND HABIT MAKER. ■J. C. D. BOWDEN Begs to intimato to lils old customers and the public generally that he '.has again commenced business In' city, and solicits a share of their patronag j. i , Address—Shortland Crescent," ,nea . St. „ Paulas Church. , .New* Zealand Steam Coffee Rills. ~. j j -...-, y y.. ■ -jiyTjußirariEp 1884.1. D'STIPMSON & CO. • Havo on Hand and for Sale:— Coffees—Raw and Roasted, Plantation, Java, Native in bond and duty paid ' _" 7 Coffee, packed in lib, 21b, 41b, 61b, 71b 121b, 141b | 81b, and 601b tins I .'! p- ; .'<" .' Poppers, black and white, whole or ground Peppers, packed in £lb tinsand upwards Peppers, Cayenne, loz cruets and bulk Mustard, Colman's fib, Hh, and 71btins ■ -~.. Curry Powder, Morton's, Cross & Blackwell's and , Bengal, in J-lb and lib bottles Chocolate and Cocoa, Fry's, Taylor's, and Epp's Chocolate, French, lib packets -.- nil :•_ I Arrowroot, lib and 71b tins Nutmeg, whole or ground, in. ins or bulk ■~ y i Cloves do do do . Ginger do i do , ; do Cahraway do • do ■ do Cinnamon do do *do Pimento do "do do — Mixed Spices, in loz. packets, plain and; fancy boxe ( Mixed Spice, in tins, assorted sizes. Essence of Lemon and Assorted Essences! ~,.,, Ground Rice, in tinfoil packets , Al. i . I;_,_-..: i .: : Chicory, Barry'sLaine'.s, and Colonial,, i i |j , I D. Stephenson and Co., WHOLESALE COFFEE & SPICE MERCHANTS Wyxdham strwet. Auckland i VAUXHALBr GARDENS, North Shore. THE Proprietors,of .these beautiful Grounds beg to thank their numerous friends for past favours, and to intimate that the grounds will be-again opened for the season on the Anniversary of the Prince of Wales Birthday.,; ,Tp those of, our friends who have visited them.'no description is necessary. We have only to say that improvements • have been made ; and to those who have not visited them wo think one visit will prove to them that for Pleasure-seekers these grounds afford "every facility, for gratification. There are Flowers in profusion, pleasant Arbors, Shady Walks, Lawn for a, Dance, Croquet, Swings; and for the masculine a game at Quoits, for which ground has been prepared specially. Strawberries and Cream with other refreshment to be had.- " The Proprietors beg to intimate that they will have a Marquee on the outer beach, in which to supply Strawberries and Cream. A. Band will perform on Saturday Afternoons. ' ; ::! ~W. WELLS & SONS, 1 ■ PROPRIETORS. C< T RAWBEERIES I STRAWBERRIES AND CREAM. WILLOW1 GROVE, NORTH SHORE, ON BEACH ROAD, Within a Hundred Yards of the Lower Wharf, ' R_ ALISON In returning thanks to the Public for the liberal support he has hitherto received, begs to inform them helhas R&OPENED these Gardens, arid having made' expensive: improvements, and largely increased,!his Strawberry Beds since last season, Visitors will find an«'unlimited supply of first-class FRTJPR: Having a large •'dairy, hs is enabled to guarantee CREAM: , defying competition. 1 : A first-class Croquet Lawn for the use of Visitors. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 27. TO BAKERS AND CONFECTIONERS. SPECIAL attention is directed to , First-class Baker's Oven and Materials,' erected on lot No. 6, to be sold on account of whom it may; concern. >r| GRANT & MORTON, Auctioneers.



THURSDAY NOVEMBER, 27. AT MARKET-HOUSE. UNEXPIRED TERM OF LEASE OF TWO HOUSES AND COTTAGE In Wellesley-street, on Allotment 29, Sec tion 31, City of Auckland. GRANT & MORTON HAVE received instructions to sell by auction, at the Market-house, on Thursday, 27th inst., at 12 o'clock noon, The Unexpired Term of Lease of the above allot ments, with the Buildings thereon, now occu pied by Messrs Smith, Surfett, and Odlam. Terms cash. CORN EXCHANGE. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 27. TO CLOSE CONSIGNMENTS. G. W BINNEY. WILL sell by public auction, at the Corn Exchange, on Thursday, 27th No vember, at 11 o'clock sharp, 130 sacks Wheat 100 sacks Dunedin Pollard * 10 cases Hams 10 cases Rolled Bacon 600 sacks Grave and Mcintosh's Flour 10 sacks Canterbury Grass Seed y; .? 7 tots Chatham Island Potatoes 30 kegs Butter r p. , .-> . 240 sacks Sydney Maize 1 ton Bacon 50 cases Bell and Black's Vestas 20 „ Currants *. , ■ 22 „ Eleme Raisins ui~~ ,■ 25 „ Morton's Jar Salt 25 ~ Morton's Pickles 28 „ Whybrow's Pickles 50 „ Morton's Table Vinegar 10 ~ Sardines 12 „ 100 boxes Price's Belmont Candles 20 cases i-lb. tins Confectionery 10 „ fib. tins 50 ~ Colman's White Starch £0 ~ Sultana Raisins 2 '„ Jordan Almonds r, ' 10 „ Figs 10 „ Whybrow's Salad Oil '■ 10 bales Tasmanian Hops. , Terms at Sale. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 27. " CORN E X C H A N G E. For the Benefit of Whom it May Concern. : ..:.. .:; \ GEO. W. BINNEY WILL sell by public auction ai . the Corn Exchange on Thursday, 27th November, at 11 o'clock sharp, 340 bags Sydney Maize More or less damaged by Sea Water: 8 sacks Anderson and Mowat's Flour 43 ~ Rakatiui Flour ■• . : ! 11 ~ J. Anderson Flour | 47 „ Grove & Mcintosh Flour 4 „ J. Anderson Flour 12: ~ i J. K. Anderson Flour 16 „ Pollard. Without Reserve..-. ,v THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 27. ————— SALE OF CITY ENDOWMENT LEASES. AT THE MARKET-HOUSE. if i . BY ;ORDER OF THE CITY COUNCIL. I ! GRANT & MORTON 'i- ... ... XX AVE received instructions from. the City Council to offer, by public auction, at the Market-house,' Auckland, on Thursday, 27th day of ; November, at 12 o'clock noon, The LEASES of the following Valuable City V I Endowments for a term of Fifty Years:—. .'"' : .qjtoiED rwV jj SECTIO n SI: v j LOT 1— Corner of Queen and Wellesley-street subdivided Into three Allotments, two 'with a: L frontago tojQneen-street of twenty-three fa ... f ■,', ->j ixPtX-KV.* <'!■.'■■ ■:■'■'• ■''.';: ":■ '; six inches each by a depth of eighty-two fe ' | and one fronting >Wellesley-&treet twenty-tw | LOTS 4»and* 5, subdivided into four Allotments, having a frontage to. Queen-street of .twenty ' i ! . 'two fe«t each by'a'depth of one hundred and ) :,:•:;,four,feet; .' d.: h? '.•■■- ■ -■> v. mmttS '. j LOT, 6—Corner of Queen-street and Entrance to ■* j '.-., the Market-house, subdividedinto two Allot "ments, having frontages to Queen-street of ! twenty-two feet each by a depth of one hundred and four feet. ~- ,; '"' The Auctioneers desire to caU-special attention to,' ;his sale as being a rare opportunity for procuring safe and profitable investments.. ,> Plans on-idew at the City Mart; and City Suveyor's * Office, where further particulars and conditions may be'obtained.-' •;, ' ma, _i —— ■ '-• j i^a - i FRIDAY^ NOVEMBER 28. ROSEWOOD 1 AND "WALNUT^ JPIANO [= BLOOD'S STOUT. V HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, V &c, &o. THE Subscribers will sell at the Mart, Fort-street, on Friday next, 28th inst., at ill o'clock, ~' J : - . £* Excellent Cottage Pianoforte, in Rose-, wood Case (by Moore and Moore) j j Walnut Cottage Pianoforte (by Bur ling and Burling); also, assorted ! ■ -Household Furniture, 4 cases Blood's Stout. -. , - . V MIA I 7A A. ' y) \ SAMUEL,COCHRANE & SON, ! ~;-, Auctioneers. K «j « WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 26. COTTAGE AND ALLOTMEN TS," ONEHUNGA. THE Subscribers have received in structions from 1.-Burst {who. is leaving the province), to sell, on Wednesday, JJCthinst., at twelve o'clock, • ' «i - i. ,' " His Comfortable Dwelling-house, at Onehunga, containing Four Large Rooms, commanding a , most extensive view of the Manukau Harbour n and Heads, and erected on two allotments situated near the Blockhouse, and having a frontage of 67 feet to Mount Pleasant Road. On the property is a well, in which there ig always an abundance of water. SAMUEL COCHRANE AND SON, 1 Auctioacerg.