The Joliba has sailed for Auckland with 3,500 sacks wheat, 150 sacks sharps, 140 bags bran, 500 sacks oats.

The Himalaya has cleared for London, •with 7,455 sacks wheat, 984 sacks flour, 1000 bales wool, 134 bales flax, 2,438 cases pre served meats.

CHRISTCHURCH.

This day,

Boyse, Stead and Co. report that wheat has hardened. Considerable sales are quoted at ss, f.o.b. Flour is firmer, £12 10s on board. Oats are being shipped largely to Australia at 4s lOd to ss, f.o.b. There is no demand for barley. Butter, Is. Cheese, 8d to S£d. . i

NAPIER.

Arrived—Clematis, from Whangapoa.

THE MARKET EXHIBITION.

The exhibition was again largely attended to-day, and the exhibits were objects of great attraction. Owing to the hurry in which our report was yesterday compiled several deserving objects were omitted from notice, while many prizes were awarded for articles Inter in the day, and the judges' reports were not handed into the office in time to enable us to give the whole of the awards. We will endeavour to supply the deficiency, at the same time we beg to intimate to' exhi bitors that we will be happy to correct any omissons that may have taken place. Mr G. W. Heslop was awarded Wo first class certificates for his really admirable assortment of sewing machines, the manu facture' of the Britannia Sewinp Machine Company. There were over thirty machines exhibited, and all of English make. The stall has been a great attraction both yes terday and to-day. Mr De L'eati received a first-class certificate for shirts fronts and underclothing, the work being performed by these machines.' Mr J Case exhibited one'of his excellent flour mills and dresser. Mr J. Rolf received a first-class certificate for a well made cheese-press, also a similar' prize for a jeweller's draw bench, made to the order of Mr Eyre, jeweller. Ladders manufactured by J. H. llevill were awarded a first-class certificate. Mr R. Walker, of Wakefield street, exhibited some specimens of a new local industry, consisting of scrubbing-brushes and hair brushes. Thia trade should be fostered. We omitted to mention yesterday that the boots and shoes exhibited by Messrs

Black and Co., wholesale boot and shoe manufacturers, were all made from colonial

leather, and the work was principally per formed by apprentices. They were very justly awarded a first-class certificate. Three first-class certificates were awarded to Mr Waymouth, sen., and Mr Waymouth, jun., for their excellent drawings and models of yachts, de signed by themselves. A wreath of artificial flowers, composed entirely of human hair, and exhibited by Mrs T. Pennell, received a first prize. The wreath is made out of the hair of relatives, and each separato flower is labelled, and a catalogne is kept. It occu pied nine months in making, and is a great curiosity. Mr J. Woodward exhibited a, large variety of fancy biscuits of about seventeen different kinds. He was awarded two first-class certificates for fancy biscuits and saloon biscuits. Mr T. Cole exhibited an assortment of baskets

mamifactured here, and he received a prize. Mr J. F. Saunders exhibited amongst other articles of tailoring a tweed suit made by, hand, for which he received a first class certi-; ficate. A case of McConnelVs bacon, exhi bited by Mr T. Coupland, was a good sample, but escaped notice. Mr Coupland also ( exhibited some very fine potatoes. A| first-class certificate was awarded to Mr C. T. Wren for some enormous-sized Belgian, carrots. The Home for Neglected and1 Destitute Children was awarded a prize for the excellent show of fruit and vegetables : grown at the Home. We might mention: that the lady who yesterday took some of fruit from a strawberry plant, and so spoilt the exhibit,' is welcome to the plant on application. A first-class certificate was awarded Mr Alfred Ladd for a

splendid inlaid table. Mr W. Edgcombe had a novel exhibit. It consisted of several Bample3 of aqua pure from the Western springs. This he dispensed with a liberal hand, and was greatly patronised—so much 80 that he was cleared out before many hours. •H. H. Smith's portable smoke-

consuming ovens occupied a prominent position in section two, and he was awarded a' first-class certificate. He also exhibited a portable range and wrought-iron range, price £1G 16s. An in genious safe lever lock received a first-class prizel ' This was made by Messrs Nichols and Hall, Upper Queen-street. It requires two keys to unlock, and is provided with a detective by which the owner can tell if the lockhas been tampered with. Messrs Wh'itson and Son agfdii liberally dispensed their excel lent and genuine dies. One cask was a sample of a parcel brewed from hops, grown by the firm at Mahurangi, and barley growri at the North Shore, which had been brewed into malt at the Eagle Brewery. It was of excel lent-flavor, and was very much admired. Their1 East India pale ale was also a good sample. Prizes were awarded to the firm./. Messrs Foster" and Sons received a first-class certificate for their exhibits of dray harness. Mr "W. Eyre was awarded a first class certificate for his show of canaries which he prizes very highly. A second prize ■was also awarded to,Mr F. H. Eyre of Par nell for Ws cage of fine singing birds consist ing of eighteen kinds including a bullfinch, goldfinches, mules, linnets, and a variety of the best breed of canaries. An exhibit of skins, furs, etc., by Mr Mendelson of Hobson-street, was an object of attraction and a first-class certificate was awarded. Last 3venihg the gas stove and gas grate exhibited by Messrs E. Porter, were lit up, andafgrotto 'composed/ of Williams' fire kindlers was also-illuminated.- The committee desire us to express their sincere thanks to Sergeant- Major Pardy and the police force for the admirable arrangements made to preserve peace and order, and in which they were very'successful.

Sf 4ft, $aWRDA¥, JtTfrfr 21, 1873



Theideaof a grand fire brigade demonstra tion is an American 6ne, but we had abundant evidence on Monday night and Tuesday that it is one that possesses great merit. It jjavo Melbourne an interesting, novel, and highly picturesque display. A great entertainment was afforded to the immense crowds that thronged the streets on Monday night to watch 3 the procession of torch-bearers who wound through the streets, throwing a ruddy Blare upon the houses, showering Koman candles and blue lights right and left as they advanced, and apparently reversing their usual procedure by raining on the buildings fire instead of water. The display was con tinued on the next day, when the daring and activity of the firemen were well shown by their manoeuvres in the course of the re view.—Melbourne Argus. Coffee. —Brown, Barrett and Cos. Standard Coffee is both delicious and strong. Brown, Barrot and Co.'s Excelsior Coffee deserves preference to any coffee on account of purity and distinctness of flavour. Note the brands, gold at almost every grocery establishment ni town and province.—[Advt.]



Special Advertisements. r TJ S T O s N<BD, ex' pab'See, TWO CASES 'LADIES' & CHILDREN'S STRAW HATS, FROM Is. 6a EACH. S. & J. R. VAILE, NATIONAL MART, Corner of Queen and Wyndham streets. MONDAY POPdLAK CONCERTS. . CHORAL HALL. MONDAY EVENING, JUNE 22. ■ „ PROGRAMME. Paut I. Overture, "II Barbiere," (3, KosMni). hong, " I'm Alone," (Benedict)-MM. MitcheJl. l-ong'(Bass), " Wl?1 o' the Wisp" (Cher y): Waltzes, "Sunny Climes," (24, Montgomery). Duett, "The Sailor's Sighs"—Mrs. Mitchell and. Gentleman Amateur. Song, "By the Banks of Alan Water"- Lady Amateur. March, 'J Meyerbeer," (10, Wielka). ■ . . Part 11. ' Overture, " CMlperic"—(Herne.) Song," I Love the Morning" ;farmer)—Mrs. Mitchell Solo Pianoforte—Lady Amateur. ! Dn*t, from "Robin Hood," (Birch)— Mrs. Mitchell and l.ady Amateur. Waltz, "'Kroll's Ballk'ane," (tumble). Sing, "Cherry Hipe"— Madame Mo'ler. Galop, " Cheiry Hipe." National Anthem; ' TVTOTICE.—This is to certify that I, 11 John Livewell, dined at the Royal Hotel, Onehunga, last Sunday, at Host Fuller's Table d'Hote, at 1 p.m., and I recommend all that like fresh air, exercise, and good living, to follow my example. Wanted. WANTED, for a quiet hotel in Town, a young woman, as General Servant. —Apply at office of this paper. WANTED, a Female Servant. — Apply to Mrs Edgar, Grafton Road. WANTED, a Plumber. —Apply to A. & W. Craig, Hobson-street. WANTED, a respectable young woman as General Servant, for " Claremont House," Princes street. i, WANTED, a young Man accusf tomed to mining and gardening. --Apply tt> ■ Mr Bngholl, at Cochrano &Sons, Port-street, between 10 and-11 o'clock a.m. on Tuesday. , ■ ;j ■ WANTED, a' respectable Female Soivant who understands plain cooking; reference required.—Apply United Service Hotel, corner of Queen and Wellesley-streets. WANTED, a Servant as Cook and Laundress ; references required.—Apply to Mr Earl, St, George's Bay, between 10 and 12 a.m. WANTED to Dispose of, a good paying Business (very Cheap), with Furniture. Cheap rent and goort locality (in town). Only requires a very small capital to carry on.—Adc'"CS3 by letter to 0.T., Star, office. WANTED, a Nurse Girl; also, an active Young Man to make himself generally useful in an hotel.—Apply Star office. WANTED, a competent Married Man to take charge of a Farm.—W. Philllpps and Son, Wyndham street. WANTED, a Dairy of first-class Butter, from 70 to 901bs. per week. Cash over' the counter.—Apply at the Grafton Store, Grafton Road. WANTED, to Sell, a 14 horse power Portable Steam Engine.—Apply to Mr R. Monk, Sash and Door Company. WANTED TO SELL, a, Cottage at Glenbum. containing 5 rooms ; beautiful situation, overlooking the Harbour ; good well, with pump, tank for rain-water; garden full; of fruit trees. The allotment has a frontage to two streets.— I Apply to IV L. Prime, Insurance Buildings. WANTED KNOWN.—Theunder , signed have always on hand a large supply of Newcastle and- Bay of Islands Coal; also.,best Cut anfl Uncut Wood. Yards: Between Fort and, Cu stom-house street, next IsaacV Bondecl*™^^ WANTED KNOWN, that T. H. Smith' has for Sale, TO-NIGHT, the First 'i class Prize Bacon, at 9d pet lb. ; likewise, !Prize Sal^ arid' Fresh Butter, at. Is per lb.; Prime Cheese, at 8d; and Prize. Potatoes, 16 lbs. for a shilling. Don't forget to come land see the Fine Show at the Cash Palace : Provision Store, old: Market Place. WANTED KNOWN, that D GOLDIE is prepared to supply all kinds ! 'of Timber'and other Building Materials, including : SashesV.Doors.Mouldings, Broad Timber, Horseblocks Posts Rails, Hardwood Felloes, Shafts, Iron Bark, and ' Blue Gum Laths, Shingles, &c. &c, at the lowest market price. ;at his Yards, Custom : h6use-stteet. I ' I r^-i 1 i " 77", WANTED KNOWN, that Mat tresses, Beddinir, Iron and Wool Bedsteads, at W R. Hayward's New Commodious Dry and ; Clean Brick .Premises, Wyndham-street, next Queen ! street corner.' ~ " ! VxT ANTE D KNOW N VV '"■ ' THAT . W LEYS, Bookbinder, Machine Ruler, and Account-bpok Manufacturer.. Has REMOVED from Victoria street East, to Wynaham street, next door above the Evening Star I office. __^ WA NTED KNOWN, that Gentle men's Clothes are Cleaned, Dyed, and Re paired, aUhe shortest notice^ at MARK SIMPSON'S Tailoring Establishment, Wyndham street, almost epposite the Evening Star office. Tf 7ANTED TO SELL (Cheap), Iron VV Ploughs, 6, 7, and S feet sheets; Galvanized Corrugated Iron, Pumps, Paints, &<=., &c, at .Alfred Smart's, next Blue Post, Victoria-street. WANTED KNOWN that:•Hoed ship & Co., Wholesale and Retail Timber Merchants and Manufacturers, execute orders with £ate" at the lowest possible prices, from any of ssUSfflSte^^^ Custoi* Timber Yard, Coromandel., . w.c dl- . • •' ' . Saw Mill Whangaroa Harbour, convenient for all ports, and deep water for loading. WANTED KNOWN, WILLIAM EDGAR, whilstheartily thanking Ms many kind friends and patrons in Auckland and its vldSty M the liberal support he has received rinra 186* would respectfully intimate that an un- Sipled porty has been in the habit of receiving «oods n his name to manipulate. He cautions Ladies and Gentlemen that he has no connection wMi any other party or parties whatever. GenUe men'sClothiug Cleaned or Dyed, and Finished ma vmt srroerior manner. Ladies' Dresses and every mTginTble woven fabric DyeM and got up in a style approachable by any other.-WILLIAM EDGAR, 18, Shortland-street. Works WANTED KNOWN.— Pmoes Reduced. SINGER'S NEW FAMILY NOISELESS LOCK-STITCH SEWING MACHINES.-M. A. Aldbich, Agent, Shortland street Auckland. To meet the requirements o cMtomA who find a difficulty in paying the fuU amountat once Mrs Aldkich has adopted a method of time payment to suitthem.^ WILLIAMS> ■ Manager,



Miscellaneous. | I Improvement Commissioners' Offloe, Auckland, June 20, 1873. THE Sale of Allotments advertised for the Ist July is Postponed till the 15th July, R. H. STEVENSON, Seoretary. SURPLUS STOCK at Beduced Prices :- Iron Uuckets .. .. .. .. 18s Od Smoothing Planes 2s Rd Bridles .. 2s Gd Saddle Girths .. .. .; .. 12s Od Barrow Wheels .. 3s (id Grindery. J. ROUT., High-street. LOST, a large Brass Collar, with the name of "Carlo" engraved|on it.—The finder will be rewarded on returning it to Mr Baker, Chief Officer Golden Crown. LOST, on Friday Evening, in the Market Mall, a Lady's White Cuff and Cold Sleeve-link attached. -Any one returning the same to the Star Office will be rewarded. piOMFORTABLE Board and Resi V-/ dence in a pleasantly situated part of Parnell, Foi address apply to " 8.,' Star office. 4 GREEN HARP GOLD MINING COM PANY (Regiumred). IN accordance with a requisition requesting me to ' call a Meeting of Shoreholders in the above Company to consider the action taken by the Committee appointed at the late meeting, I hereby convene a Meeting of Shareholders, to be held at the lprge room of the Insurance Build ing on TUESDAY next, the 24th inst., at 3 o'clock in the afternoon. j. C . DAVIES, Manager. Auckland, June 21, 1873. TO BUILDERS. TENDERS are invited for the Erection of Brick Buildings in Queen-street. Plans, &0.. at my office, Insurance Buildings. RICHARD KEALS, Architect. -rv^ pOE NAPI Elt The p.s. Comerang Will leavo Auckland tor above poit on or about' SATURDAY, the 2Sth inst. . . ::■ t^~ OTEAM TO THE FIJI CHEAP RATES. Undfi Subsidy fjiom the Colonial, and Fijian- Governments. The l-'avorite Mail Steamer Star of the south WiH leave AucHand for the above port on or about Ist July. Passage : & s. d. Salocn .. .. " JO 0 0 ~ Return .. , « 0 0 Steerage in ft o „ Roturn 10 0 0 Freight : 35s per ton. All freight from Auckland to prepaid. Further particulars may he obtfined at the Company s Oilice, Queen-street Wharf. WM . LO DDER, Manager. ; SHAREHOLDERS in the Coromandel Bench Company are requested to attend the meeting of the Green Harp Sharholders, to be held in the Insurance Company's Building, TUESDAY, June 24, at 2 p.m. Business : To consider the appropriation of the Company's property by self-constituted Directors of the United Beach Company, ~.„„, JOSEPH BENNETT. ' June 21, 1873. \ ~'- t PHEISTIANS' MEETING <J HOUSE, Cook street —Lord'HDay: Morning, at 11 o'clock, to attend to " Tlie Apostles' Doctrine, the; Fellowship, Breaking of the Bread, and P™yer/ Evening, at half-past 6 o'clock, to preach the Gospelv ', of the Grace of God. . '-, J, OUNT EDEN SCHOOL-ROOM.—Rev, Dr; Hobbs will Preach in the above room TO-MORROW MORNING; service ;to commence at 11 o'clock. Evening service !at half-past six. AT Albert-street Congregational Church the morning service will be conducted by the Rev. Warlow Dayies, M,A. ; and evening service by the Rev. Thomas Davies, of Remuera. .. . .. HE NEWTON KIEK.— Divine Services at the usual houvs TO-MORROW. Subjects : Morning-The Resurrection and the Resur rection Principle. Evening-The Powers of the World to Come. ,'.. . , . _ 1 _: CITY HALL.—Unsectarian Sunday Services; conducted by Samuel Edger, B.A. June 22 : Moraing-A Sabbath with (Jod. Evening —Millennial Awakening Promised by Christ. NOTICE. DIVINE SEEVICE is held every Lord's Day in the Newton Hall. Morning, at 11 o'clock; Evening, at 6.30 o'clock. All. persons earnestly invited. Mr T. H. Smith will conduct the Evening Service To-morrow. No Public Collections NITED METHODIST FREE CHURCH.—Sunday Services by the Rev. G.H. Turner, at the Pitt-street Chapel. Moiuing-Thc Divine Shepherd. Evening - T,he Kingship of Chi.st -[^■OTIOE! ; NOTICE! NOTICE! ,i .'H ,-«'!l««'X GO' TO1 '.;■. .. '''':;, , ;j. & <J. JAMIESON'S FOR BOOTS AN D SH OE S. \ JUST ARRIVED - 600 PAIRS CHILDREN'S BOOTS and SHOES, at Is per pair, worth 2s C<l Also 500 PAIRS LADIES' SEWN CASHMERE HOUSE BOOTS, at 3s per pair. 10' TRUCKS LADIES! SaTCTCfIBD-SOLE K& BOOTS, at COST PRICE Ladies'Cloth,Boots; Goloshes, and, Slippers in great'variety. Gent's SewD Elastic-sides, 12s cd.> LADIES' GENTS', AND CHILDREN'S BOOTS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION MADE TO ORDER ON THE PREMISES. iJS'Note the Address :— J. & J. JAMIESON, BOOT & SHOE IMPORTERS, 181, QUEEN STREET, Opposite J. Coupland's Store. TJ OSE S~! EOSEb! EOSES! LIPPIATT'S PRIZE COLLECTION. PLANTS NOW READY FOR DELIVERY. ROSES planted now will bloom to greatest ad good plants early application is necessary 1873 Ws.t can JWW be had from R. BAIRD, Victoria street, Auckland,



To Let. ' TO BE LET, THE ROYAL HOTEL, in Eden Crescent, a few minutes' walk from the Rail way Station. ! These premises, together with the Club House adjourning, will make a ii.rst-class Family and, Coxnniercial Hotel. '. I Apply to H. ASHTON &SON, 31, N.Z. Insurance Buildings. I TO . LET; ■■ two Comfortable Bed rooms ; no other boarders kept.—Apply at the Eagle Inn. ! ■'■ NORTH SHORE.-—To Let, on Ist July next, a first-class Dwelling pf,geven large : rooms, on the beach. —Oliver Mays. j TO LET, a Six-roomed Cottage with eve~y convenience and large garden. —Apply to Mr Samuel Wells, Queen street;; or at the Graf ton Store, Graftoh Road. „" MONEY TO LEND on Personal Security or on Promissory Notes ; also,' on ; Freeholds. Mortgaged "Exchanged lit low rate? of interest. Jiills Discounted. —F. W. Stevens, West I Queen street. j MONEY TO LEND on first-class , freehold security, at low rates of interest.— R C. Dub, Shortland-street. ~ MONEY TO LEND, from.£2s to £3,000, I on first class securities, at current rates of interest.—.J. M. Lknnox, Estate, Agent, 42, Queen-street. "W" O T I C E. The Pixblic are informed that I will not be respon sible for any debts contracted in my name, or otherwise, by my wife, Ejijia Leslie, of Wartle, near Hamilton a and that she is not authorised to deal with any of my property. Dated this 9th day of June, 1873. J. NORMAN LESLIE. "Witness— John Knox, Auctioneer, Hamilton. TV/TYEE GOLDVATEE, COKNER OF QUEEN AND WEST QUEEN STREETS, LOAN OF F I C E, Money Lent on every description of Goods in any sum vi) to One Thousand Pounds 1 T\IYER GOLDWATER. TO THE RATEPAYERS OF SOUTH NEWTON. A MEETING- of the .Ratepayers of the above district will be held at the York ilotol Kast Btreot. Newton, on TUESDAY EVEN NG ndxt, June. 24, at half-pisf 7 o'clock. Rate payers of property situated between East street and Newton Road are.particularly requested to attend. piCTURE FRAME AKD BOOM MOULDINGS, NOW OPEN, A CHOICE ASSORTMENT, Fnosi In. vv,n Foot. PAPERHANGiNGS IN EVERY VARIETY. VV. PHILLIPPS & SON, oil, color, & glass merchants, 12,' Wyndham street. SCOTCH PIES. T OOK OUT This (Saturday) Even ing, atG o'clock, for GRUBB'S CELEBRATED PIES. Remember last Saturday's Immenso Sale. Give one trial, if you ploiso. ■ DAY ID GKUBB, PURE MILK, fresh; from the cow, for invalids and children. Clotted Cream.2 Domain Dairy, Abercrombie street. . FOE SALE, -at-'MERCER, the Property known an GERRAND'S STORE, with Stock-in-Trade; doing a good Ca(,h Business. Im mediate possession, as Mr G errand is leaving tho district —For terms and other particulars, apply to Bell Bros., Custom-house street; or, to Mr Gerrand. COROMANDEL BEACH GOLD,, MINING COMPANY (Registered). rpHE Register of the above Company J- Will be Closed on TUESDAY first, the24th inst. after which' date no Transfor will be received.:'.. T. DOUGLAS, Manager. ! June 20, 1873. ■' ' ' ~,.,< TO BRICKLAYERS AND CARPENTERS. LABOR ONLY. npENDERS will be received by; the X undersigned until 4 p.m., 20th inst.,'for the Erection of a Brick Dwelling-house in Lorno street. : ! Plans and, specification, at vmy. office, Stichbiirys Buildings! ' f martinE AU BURROWS, Architect, . '~... . ■ ■ '/' I—l iJ— . .'• \ UGKLAND WATER SUPPLY*; "^^ City Council Offices, Auckland, June 20, 1873. Tendera, to be accompanied .''//Jf. ns '™Sectj°^' and Specifications, will be received till Two pan. on MONDAY, Ist Dccembpr proximo, for the Con duction and keeping in repair '« • j«™ vpots of Waterworks for the City of AucKiana, 10 Sly not lers than one mi".ion (1,000,000) gallons pprday, by gravitation,, from the Nihotupu River, dibtant some sixteen miles from the city. Separate Tenders, Plans, &c, a,re invited for Con strucfion of a Distributing Reservoir; to cdntain five CoX'uon, Working, and. Maintenance ,»*. good reoair for a term, of five years, of Works whicln shall suSolv by PumpiPS. not less , than, one ml'lipa l,®00) gafloSer day to -voir either from the source, known as the Onehunga Sks or that known as the Western Spxmgs. ,v■■:.. Tenders are not t6inclu4e the.amount of compen satiou to be paid to landowners:and others; as this will X^SZms: sections, estimates; &c.i as liaVe already been prepared at tjhe, .expense of the Provincial Government antt of tile Corporation will be telaced at the disposal of tenderers. .Such additional surveys, &c, as may.benedessary to fenlble personfto fed*, for the Gravitation Works to IheDistWbutihg Reservoir mustbe -preparedatjth? i exilßnse of the tQuderers themselve^; and™ o»8e.oulj of ion-acbeptance, a premium of £f& will be paid fo the!tender plans, &c, which shall in the opinion ot tho City Council be bonajldc and the most favourable for the Gravitation Works: and a pvemmm.of £50^01 the tender, plans, &c, which the City Council shaJ deem bond fide and most favourable for tho supply b} 1 The 1 tenders, plans) specifications, &c, for :whici: pvejniums shall be paid, shall become the property either Works shall be at'liberty J. Select any route which may appear to them most favor ibl P either for that portion of the works which may in vo ye tunnolling, or for an aqueduct to an xntermediat: resmvoir, or .fo? the line of pipes to the Distnbutin, KEach°tender must be accompanied by a deposit o £1 000 as a guarantee that the work will be proceeds with if the Council nccept the tender. The lowest or any tender wSU not necessarily b particulars can be ascertained on applies tioifto Wm. Anderson, E^., City Surveyor, Anek to be addressed to tho Town Clerk, Aud Jan!, and endorsed, " IBfllderl.ftr Jg*^««« Town' Clerk,



Miscellaneous- rr NOTICE,. IN accordance with the 27th Clause of "The Licensing Act, 18/1," I hereby giye notice that it is my intention to apply to the Worshipful Justices of the Peace, for the District of Auuldancl, for a TKANSB hL of the LICENSE held by me s for, the " Waverley Hotel,^Queen-street, to John P£ARCE'., ~....,„; .. SAJMUEEOYOTOf Auckland, 21st June, 1873. ■, ; ST. MATTHEW'S BOY AND GIRL SCHOOL, HOBSON AND WELLESjLKY STREKXS.. I ill1 :■■ ' . \ [ Tho undersigned beg to inform Parents that no MID-WINTEK HOLIDAY will be given in the above Establishment. ' 'j\- „ - CHARLES B.ANDREW, B. A., . , Head Master Boys' Department r MRS GJNGELL, ~:.. i Head Mistress of Girls' Department. ri^O LET, a Scoria-built House in St. X Stephen's Road, Parnell, containing live rooms, with S.table,, and Out-housea.™ Apply to 11. 0. Dyku, Shoitland-street. npO LET, at Onelmnga, a comfort JL able House of six apartments, with scullery and out-houses and one acre and a-half ground in garden and t/ass paddock. Commands a magnificent prospect, aid will be let cheap. -Apply to Fleming and Steven son, Land Agents, Onehunga. /CORRECT list of Biscuits exhibited by \J C. WooiiwAßU, Queen-street, at. the Market Exhibition, for which he received :a' iirst'Class certificate : Cracknel 1 biscuits. Arrowroot ditto Milk .ditto . ■■..:.-: • . Fancy Mixed ditbo Rice ditto '' - . Lemon ditto . -, Maizena ditto Queen drops T\f INKS & HALL CABINET-MAKERS & UPHOLSTERERS AND GENERAL HOUSE FURNISHERS, HAVE NOW ON HAND THE LARGEST AND. BEST ASSORTED , . ■ , ■ 'VTOCK.OF EURNITUEE, CAEPETS, TLOOE CLOTHS, I AND GENEKALFURNISHINGS IN NEW ZEALAND, Which are all marked at exceedingly LOW PRICES THE TRADE "& SHIPPERS SUPPLIED WHOLESALE. W. &JH. .having large and convenient workshops manufacture every description of Furniture on the SHORTEST NOTICE. FLOOR CLOTHS, ALL WIDTHS, CUT TO ANY PLAN. CARPETS MADE UP AND LAID. AGENTS FOR THE '\'/. GR,O YE R & BAKE R DOUBLE-LOCK AND ELASTIC-STITCH SEWING MACHINES, Long acknowledged as THE BEST, are now also THE CHEAPEST. Tho New HAND MACHINE is a mantel of simplicity and efficiency, at £5 ss, i-.i v ;' <■•■■ Every Machine Guaranteed. Instructions Gratia. Illustrated Prospectus and Samples'of" work sent Post free. ~.,., J 'closed on saturdays afteu four o'clock, •.;".';■;■■■ WINKS & HALL. 'rr- --■■■'- ••• '- ■-'ill JTLT O E TO N : J O|N E S No. 1, QUEEN'STREET, HAS 6'lJ SALE, PROVISIONS— : Salt Beef, Salt Pork, Ox Tongues, Sheep's Tongues ; Preserved Meats, and Fish j Lamb's Biscuits and Cabin Bread ' ~ ~, Teas 1, S^ugWs,' Candles; Kerosino' Pickles, Jams, Rice, Totjacco^ Soap (; ,-, vi q) COLONIAL PRODUCE--- .i ,u.iai I 50 tons Duncanjs Dunedin flour andQatjaeal.),!:' I 13 cases McConuoll's Hams and Bacon ' i 150 Eort Coopdr Cheese, new arrival J<m* 10 sides Canterbury Bacon,, in cloth' V' .. fj," ..... ' 20 kegs Prime Saltßutter, ju»t landed. ! 'Jr:■,."*'::■-'■-; -Aiso,.^-;'';';^ v . •^■^ Pressed, Oaten, and Lucerne Hay and Chaff - i. Oats, Maize, and Bran, Etc., Etc. ; , I 150 tons Bell's Sydney Bonedust, fine i-in.and Jin Mo :>[>] iUi •-■ ■■ ' ■.■'..;,■: L^noO* ■ BA^S'NO. !i iP ; ALE ALE, NEW BREW, « "' Juat Landed, ex Hero,. «i - Ji ■ 25 HHDS. IN PINE .CONDITION .'■ ■. ..j--v'-: :' • 'Onr'SAiikßt;' ,'■',!'.!.',.•-..... -ti \ ; ■:'. :M;-0 B $/&(& :'■■:'&'& N.E; : S, ~ ■inj »° f-!: COMMISSION AGENT, i;., - § >l \ i}o|J ■i^Q^B iI3;;N-; S ;r..R, ; E,E : T. 1 1 •'•,•■';'("/ ?'.-...''-;';r':i'.-.t.;i^''-'»»"i-'' / ■"-" ■■"- -; ■'■'••'"''''-' , T^EFIJGEJFOET-HpESTITyTi ' " Patron: '■ '' . ' The Right: Rev-tlie Bishop of Auckland. f '~ j Acting Committee: [;| , fA lja a f! ' His .Worship the-MaVot' ir ;,, • . The Rev. C. M." Nilsrtn' " , II-1 The Rev. P. H. Cornford t ■ • S. B. Biss, Esq. r H. 11. L\isk, Ksq. i ■ Mr J. 0. Stovin. i In consequence of the limited means and■ aocomno- T dation at the ; di 9 posal of the chafttabW nsUtution . at pre'sbnt established in Ijbla.^ty, m well as toe fac 3 that'they are not ■' altogether <l°7" ted... to.^ •- the extreme cases' of poverty and -destitution contem; - plated by tho "Refuge," and because every^pentij c Übscribed will be strictly.'devojetl to the sticcouro S tho outcast and th« wiinderer, destitute alike of foot and shelter, it is hoped that a large amount of sym if bathy and suppprt will be enlisted • for the. establisli d- ment of this institution. 1:; Printed forms now lie at each of the Banks,, wher. >c' lubscriptions and donations will be received ; .and ii which the addresses can be entered of those who intern i- to become annual subscribers. ■ , ._, c- The subscription lists will b* closed the. 14th. da. of Cc next, and will'then be published ; the amoun c- subscribed, in the meantime, being held m trust b. the Acting Committee. 0 . STO VIN. Hon. Secretary.



Entertainments. AUCKLAND MARKET. rp H E EXHIBITION WILL REMAIN OPEN THIS DAY (Saturday), ■ayr { j-v ■ ■ JUNE 21, 1873. With the view of increasing the amount of Prize Mc-Weytobe (livided amongstj the Exhibitors the .YKd.TOEi'CS HIBITION WILIi CONTIXUK OPEN from 11 A..U. to 6 r.M. THIS DAY (SATURDAY), Junk 21. In the EVENING a CONCERT will take place at eight o'clock, kindly offered by the ~ AUCKLAND. CHORAL. SOCIETY, and those Talented Artistes, ~ 7 ; ! THE CARANDINI COMPANY^ i;>4'!MR 'WALTKR SHERWIN, , ! i.-s.r'K.! ,1 '■ •' '■'- ' ''' ' '"-■■ .' • ' . j AND „ ;,,-■! . I . ~, MR.HENiIY GORDON, / iar.\ \ • ; ,'l who have also kindly' offered their valuable services gratuitously. - , { Pam I. March—Aux Flambeaux (Scotson Clark) oy . _ I Tramp Chorus, with Band accompaniments, (Sir X.. Bishop) ' ..!. Trio—The Wreath (Mezzinghi)- Madame Carandim. Miss Fannie, and Mr Henry Gordon Song—Thou art so near (Macfarren)-'Mrs Mitchell Part Sons (unaccompanied) How Calm the Dawn (Mendelssohn)—Carandini Company Chorus (Robin Hood) — We'll Dance, we 11 Sing (Birch)-Choral Society -j ~::i j Song-My Queen (Blumbu.thal)^Miss Fannie Caran- WeddTng March' (Wi Band) Mendelssohn)- Chor?! Society . . -j. / 3 t Song- iWiiiting (Millatd)—Madame Carandlnf. ■ :i :•■ Part II: :i j Operatic Selection " Lurlinc " (Wallace), introducing "Sail on tho.Midnight Deep,:: 'IMpw on thoji SHyer Ilhine/'.arid tlio '■', Ayejtfa^a.'.VCarandirii: Song'Sl^'Mtchell)1-" Ho*'llio'art'.was.'.'in;the Song j1 Solo and Chorus—Preghlera from Mose in Egitto- Choral Society . . Song—A RoVing'Life is a Xifc for me (flVsttime)— Mr Henry Gordon Duet-O'er tho Hill, o'er the Dale (Glover)— The Sisters Rosina and Fannie , Song—The Sea, the Sea (with Band accompaniment) (Newkomm)—Gentleman Amaterr . Operatic Selections—" Bohemian G'-l, introducing tha Gipsies' Chorus, and duet, " Comrade, your hand "—Carandni Company March—Vorwarts (Gung'l) National Anthem ! One-half the net proceeds will be devoted to the Prize Fund ; the balance to be diilded between the INDUSTRIAL HOME, THE HOME FOR NEG LECTED CHILDREN, and THE REFUGE FOR FALLEN WOMEN. ADMISSION TO THE EXHIBITION AND CONCERT—ONE SHILLING. Prizes will bo paid at the Tow.i Clerk's Office on FRIDAY,; July 4. Tickets may bo obtained duvlng the day from Messrs Upton & Jo. OH ORAL HALL. ■A-u.U SYMONDS-STKEET. THE LOTTIE MA&NET TROUPE, For Positively ONE NIGHT ONLY! A GRAND COMPLIMENTARY BENEFIT ;To tho Company pre\lous to their departure for Sydney per Steamship Victoria, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 25. TO LET tho PRINCE OF WALES THEATRE, the most centrally located and 'best-adapted HALL for I rcuyx.eifg'RiT s. lectures/ jor other Public „ Amusements, having Excellen ! DRESSING-ROOMS, CLOAK-ROOMS, and all the accommodation required. ; Liberal terms made v.'th-Societies. ', Application to be made to r u_- 7^":!"; ■' -:'- — jpjaiJSCE OE WALES THEATRE* ' Lessee and Manager.. .. T. W. Bush. ; Agen t C. A. MotheralU. for a few nights: p^iiY;..,;; THIS (Saturday) EVENIf (j,1 JUNE 21. I ti lit) L ill.-. !•■■" m....'--< ENTHUSIASTIC RECEPTION . AND GLORIOUS .an " :SUOGESS OF J • _•' '"' M MADAME COS A, The only Ma^ieionne inThe World, assisted by her • beautiful sister, : ; MDLLE. CH R r'^T.l.A'^A, :o I And r *-■'• ■>''■''' ' "•/;: MASTER,. ' 'Will give their highly amusing and instructive Enter tainment in the 'H AMTviXXF a JOkiEGERDEMiArirN.- '■■ .1 xoMuOAMB «O0»A? ToaA m Will also distribute valuable and useful PRESENTS amongst the audience. The leading Gift for This (Saturday). .Evening, mil be a .S/L^ER^LA^Bp TEA and'COFFEITSERVICE of four pieces, and 8 Complete TEA SET of China of44pipces. iU MILLION PRICES,! _ pnT r« '■' I Dress1 Girdle/3s V''Stalls: /fes' r -:ftt,ls. UiJ :l' Carriages may be ordered for half-past 10 oclock. ■H MONDAY, JUNE 23. ■ ~ . u ,, A r, ,-i vu.u. WKSttOfkr) m R. ARTHUR WILL s^H"liy l;riycfcion, on"MttActay, ai 10 o'clock, brnamental Trees, Shrubs in pots, Frui 1 and Forest Trebs, Native Plants, &c,: \ from the Exhibition Thbrn Quicks, one, two, and three years > Old. ;; ;,'.■• ;__] . 7— ;, I g -:• MONDAY, JUNE 23. La tt he Come b. Ma a t, I At 12 o'Clock, rffiHE Prize FRUIT TREES & FLOWER JU ING SHRUBS from the exhibits 0 Messrs Hay and Cottis at the opening of th Market. A Splendid Variety. Lists at the Mart. : ! GEORGE SIBBIN, Auctioneer,



Auctions. 0' . TUESDAY, JUNE 24. EXTENSIVE UNRIS3ERYED SALE ov CHOICE ENGLISH FURNITURE, SUITES, HATSTA.NDS, CHEFFONIJiKS, MIRRORS, PfANOS, &0., &c, &0., EX 'PAKSEE.' B. TONES & CO. ' _"'■ Have been instructed to sell, on Tuesday, at 12 o'clock, . FTIHE following Choice English Furniture— I Walnut Suite, in green rep Mahogany ditto, in morocco leather Walnut ditto, in striped silk Walnut and Mahogany Cheffomers ana «iae boards Mahogany and Oak Ilatstunds AVork' Tables, Davenports, Writing Tables Mahogany Clients Drawers and Oilice Tables C Loo Tables, .valnut inlaid [ 30 very handsome Dressing Glasses, marble slabs, twisted pillars' 2 Pianofortes, by Stoddart. . On vi(.w from 12 o'clock on Monday. MONDAY, JUNE 23. HOUSE AND ALLOTMENT, VICTORIA • STREET. rpilE Subscribers will sell, at the JL Land Mai t, Fort street, on Monday, 23rd inst., at 12 o'clock, . « j A Kouiteun-roonr-d House and Allotment in^Vic ~ ■, , toiiaiitreet ;huld uwiuralease fovan unexpired " term of "over'six years, and now roaVsing ft good profit rent. , try'A 1/ SAMUEL COO 11 KANE, & SO£T, : A uctioneersl ' ■■- '' MONDAY, JUNE 23. FORFEITED STI ARES.!.CONQUERING HERO GOLD MINING COMPANY;. ..-, • ". ?~~- ,"'-:■ 1" '• ' \ J . nPFi/R Subscribers liave receive<Mn -1 stmctions frpiurtte Directors of the Conquering Hero Hold Mirihr-rOompan r to seH at the Rooms, Fort street, on Monday ;i.;xt/aar(liiu&t..'at,l2:l)i6lDck, ' '3,77s'Shares'in the Conquering Hero GoldMinitg Company, Forfeited for non-payment cf Galls. .SAMUEL COCHRANjE % StMf/ 8 Q. " v> ;< Auctioneers. v,, 1. -amM ,(!'U'.i'''J^ '"•-"• '" ''1!'" MONDAY, ( JUNE 23,.' M a. By Order of, THE^MoBfrffAGEE. VALp;A^LE,.PROJ)EfITY,'! TA^iBANGA. ijTIIHiB-. ftrtWDrtbßM?l have* tMWM'^q- • 'JL structions to sell, at the Land Mart, Fort street on Monday, 23rd inst:,.at 12 o'clock, Suburban Allotment No. 20, Parish pf To Papa, -.C,ook's County, containing 3 acres'T'toed " '"'■" V perches, with all improvements thereon. Allotment .No. 00, Section No, 4.. ■' apwnisnip of •" Tauranga, held under lease for an unexpired term of about 15 years, with all buildings, &c thereon. Also, r. Suburban Allotments Noa. 30, 31, 32 51, &MS2, Parish of Te Papa, containing 31 acres, and held under lease for an unoxpired term of 1* years. The above are now in the occupation olj Captahi Skeet. SAMUEL COCELRANE & SON, \ Auctioneers. •■ i MONDAY, JUNE 23, ' ~. Noon. AT ARTHUR'S MART, QUEEN STKBET. PLEAEING-OUT SALE of Toys, \J Dolls, Fancy Goods, Jowe'lei7; Bohemian Glassware, Books, Boots, Clothing, Carpet and Leather Bags, Cigars, &c. R. ARTHUR, , Bt Auctioneer, TUESDAY, JUNE 24. . j CITY MART. •' 15 OASES FANCY GOODS, EX «WOOD^ LA.XX." , „, GRANT & MORTOS lw Have received instructions to sell by auction, at their • Mart, on Tuesday, 24th inst., at 11 o'clock prompt, "I pf CASES FANCY GOODS, ex 'Wood- I O lark," all new and fresh goods, comprising^-t) Ladies' Bags and Bag Purses Work Boxes, Desks, Albums Fancy Hair Work, Hair Pins Tortoise-shell and Fancy Jewellery 1 Cutlery, Butchers' Kbives i — Paper, Fancy Stationery Also, jj'jL 3 cases German Toys, well assorted 1 case Wax Dolls Terms at Sale. : 7~~~TTa ;■ ' WEDNESDAY, JUlftS 25. ON THE PREMISES OF MR. J. N. NEW t7 ; .. ~BOLD, yiCTORIAvSTREET^,;;;!^:;,^ THEENTIR^'ISTOCIt-iN-TRADE < :;''pi(X:fUi j ,T : PJIES;> QOOVWIMj,, ANjD TEN^o^;; wt ffavi Mckved 'iiistrhctions from Mr. 3T.r N.'Ne'wWlA. (in consequoneo of hisTOtirempnt ,froui.,lni!iiness) to sell by aucUbri Jon th<J premises 1, "Victoria-street, I on Wednesday, Jund'2s;'iit.ll o'clock^ ,- ; _r g^ fhn HE slfiniire-Sfcock'iß-Trtde.' • comprising— I A First-wte Assoutnient! of Men's; Women's, and Children's Boots and Shoes, General Drapery, 'Hosiery,- Fancy Goods, Men's,.and 'Youths'! CloWklnp; " •Woimm, n&6. ' ;.,:Vi /,. -,■ .»-.t *i<tuvnii •<'•••••»»*** |The first lot pffpred wul be,the Fixtures^ Goodwill/ aid'Tetiaricy. ■v' , 'dtAvtoUA'ctMrartaj »»<>» »9S y. l>, i'■! \ #terms. at Sfile. I ■ ,jif»;i'f:'»>■>. .. _____^________^___^ —i= j. • 1 TItURSiiAY,-&UNI 26. % \ff on tW y- Wn±Mm& ybv '"' meWsr'S AKCHARD AM)V ( RRaW;y, w ,^ yr PtANT, FOR iUNR'ESBRVED AUC^. U.'ION "SA-LE, TO CLOSE PATOTSET* 9HIP AOCOUNIVa GRANT NfcMORTON Hi ye received instructions to sell kf Ruction, on the premises of Messrs. Archard and Brownj* Mechanics Bay, on Thursday, June 26, at 12 o'clock noon. nTH E CUTTER' STAG/ well found 'I I The Cutter ' Spay,' ditto . -; The Ketch' Whynot,' ditto n r f '/. ! 12 Splendid Heavy Draught Horses, the best In the province •' 16 sets Harness, new and second-hand, some > silver-mounted 1 8 Dra/s ■•■idol 1 Heavy Timber Waggon ~,',■ 1 Portable Steam Engine, Bhorse-power,nearly tiJ new, by Ransom aud Sims ' vo 1 Circular Saw and Bench, Shafts, Belts, &0. ,„ 1 Steam Chaff-cutting.Machine .jj" 1 Steam Maize-crnshing ditto Weighing Machines, Screw. Jacks .f j Coal Screens, Baskets, Buckets Carpenters' and Blacksmith's Tools, and c A large lot of Sundries The whole to be sold without resorvo, to close tnv ! above partnership. Luncheon will be provided. Terms at Hale, M