PARLIAMENTARY

[By Teleubaph.]

(From our Special Cor respon dent. )

WELLINGTON.

This day. In the House yesterday a goldlields laws Bill •.called the Permanent Acts Appropria tion ' Bill, was read a first time a l so the Otago Reserves and Goldlields Act Amend ment, of one clause, introduced by Mr Curtis, for:' Nelson. DpRABIMTV OF TIMBER. 6a the motion of Mr T. .Kelly for en ouiry into the durability of timbers, the Minister of Public Works stated that speci mens were being collected, and observations made by every engineer in the Government service as to the quality '■ of timbers foV sleepers, pile?, &c, and the means of making them more durable. A report would be laid before the House.next session. . - / , Last night the National Bank Act'was re ported as having passed the Council. .

STEAM SUIWTD"S TOR NORTH ISLAND. Mr Sheehan moved for £2,500 to subsidise mail communication on the East Coast of the North Island calling at Poverty Bay, Napier, and Tauranga. , \ Mr Vogel replied that £2000 was already on the supplementary estimates for a service from "Wellington to Auckland via East Coast. On the establishment of a Califoraian service goingdown the Coast the service wouldbe only between. Napier and Auckland, calling at intermediate ports. TAURAKGA LANDS. Last night Mr Kelly brought the Univer sity reserve at Tauranga. He moved that the twenty thousand acres be made available for settlement. Mr McLean expressed his intention of arranging with the Trustees, indicating that they would probably substi tute other land so as to settle immigrants at Taaranga. ,' '. DISMISSAL OF MR WORGAX. Mr Fox obtained a resolution publishing papers relative to the dismissal of George B. Wqrg^n, licensed interpreter. • ■•■■'•'• { • C»AL MINES. The second reading of theCoalMines Regu lations provided that the mines shall not be worked' in a wasteful manner, and young children are not to be employed in them. Wages shall be paid in an equitable manner, and •fficient inspection secured. Though not at present there would shortly be urgent neces sity for the measure. Mr Bathgate said the Government would not oppose the' seddrid reading, but recom mended its withdrawal at that laf c period of the.season. There were no persons yet in the colony who were affected by it. Mr O'Neill thought Mr Bathgate did not know the state of the coal mining industry in the colony. Hundreds of people were employed in the coal mines north of Auck land, Mr Rollcston supported the Bill. They should not wait in such a matter till it was absolutely necessary. Mr Buckland opposed. It was absurd to go into this anticipatory legislation. It was the employers of labour rather than the labourers that required protection. Mr Shepherd supported the Bill. Its provisions • were excellent, and of a fore sighted character. Mr Harrison also supported. In the Brtinner'inme the law regarding ventilation was' Urgently needed. Mr Bradahaw supported, and hoped the Bill would be pushed through this year. Mr Voger said that in dealing with a measure of that kind they should consider what, legislation they could effect. They should remember that Parliament was not likely to sit many more weeks, and he did not think tae>Bill could be passed this session. Thei Government would draw up a Bill during the recess to deal with the question of mining generally! After further discussion Mr Reid, in reply, said he had not expected to get the bill pas sed through this session. It wm however very important that the subject should be dealt with before .vested interests to a large extent grew up. He hoped to see a bill dis tributed during the recess not only among coal owners but workmen. The Bill passed its second reading, and was ordered to be committed this day fort night. ..,',' * . , THE GOLD MINING DISTRICT BILL { was •ommitted. GREY RIVER COAL .RESERVES' BILL. Mr Harrison moved the second reading of the Bill, the object of which wasr to make a reserve endowment for the town of Grey mouth. . . Mr Vogel horied the House would not ai*ree to the Bill. It was too much to ask for a reservetQ be made an endowment; for: the tQyna. '-ivhite i;he colony was spending such large wins,on the improvement of the riven- Mr .Harrison withdrew the Bill. -;:: DISQUALIFICATION BILL.. Mr Murray moved the second reading of this Bill; It was to render members of the House ineligible for appointments inflffices in the civil services till twelve m'Ohtßs ' after their resignation. He would agree, to amend ; twelve to six. It also madej certain other disabilities. —«■ — Mr ;Vogel said this was a matter which shouldbe'dealt with by the Government ifdealt with at1 all. He did not think the operation of the present Disqualification Act should be extended. He believed, indeed, that it,did more harm than good. Any attempt to buy members would check itself, for every vote gained in that manner would lose three. 1? was absurd to encumber the order paper with these measures, which could come to nothing. He hoped no discussion would arise on the subject. If it did it would lonly gratify hon. members' weakness for notoriety. He moved that the Bill be read a second reading that day, six months. Mr Collins sympathised with Mr Murray's object, but would not give the Bill hia support. The Bill was thrown out on the voices. PROTECTION OF ANIMALS. The House went into committee on the Proteotion to Animals Bill. After two hours discussion it was reported with a large, number tif amendments.1 1" Messrs Jackson, Henderson and other silent members took an active part in the discussioni The? principal' alterations werjs that people should shoot free on their own land. The license, fifty shillings, was un altered. The Superintendent can fix tho shooting months in each province not exceeding three months. Tui, native pigeons, and others are protected as game. The House rose at half-past two; THE CLOSE OF THE SESSION. It is generally thought that ten days will close the session.

of stone were crushed with a yield of 30 ozs 10 dwt of gold. All Nations.—Tne cleaning up, after three weeks' crushing with five I head of stampers, yielded 6400za of amalgam from ISO tons of'stone. The retorting is now pro ceeding. Long Drive Tribute. —A month's crush ing, with five head of stampers, yielded G67 ounces amalgam from 2-10 tons of stone. Black Angel.—The* crushing of eight cwt of specimens and picked stone will yield it is expected 300 ounces of gold. Mr F. Dunvop, formerly tributer under tho Golden Crown Company, has been ap pointed mine manager of the Bird in Hand, An inquest is being.held to-day on Henry Levy, killed yesterday by a fall of stuff from Dixon'smine.' .Ithag npt,yet terminated. 1 IBrioht Smtle.—SnaW'aVe in demand. A| s ama}l.,, j parc,Ql ais offering at £7:, There* 18 a-nicesbowvof gold "'in tire-"winze:; west of the shaft, 'breaking down will He commenced this morning, when probably good specimens will be taken out. [The Golden Calf machine is being re eijected near the Just-in-Time shaft,, and-will start work at two o'clock.

TAURANGA.

This day,

The son of Mr Green, a settler, was killed yesterday in the bush by a falling log. At the inquest to-day a verdict of accidental death was returned. •

Thirty-six chiefs signed a riiemorial to the Native Minister praying for the appointment of Mr Mackay as a (Jivil Commissioner/

LATEST SOUTHERN NEWS.

, DUNEDIN.

Mr Seaton, late Emigration Agent, arrived by the Peter Denny.. A sudden death occurred yesterday. John Reid, in the employ of Reid and Gray, died just as he was starting to work. The jury re turned a verdict of heart disease.

This day.

(From our Own Correspondent.)

At the meeting of the City Council last night it w,as resolved that a telegram be sent from the Mayor on behalf of citizens protest ing against the railway works to Mussel Bay. * A meeting of citizens is being held this afternoon to discuss the dredging of the harbour. Along letter.by the Bishop of Dunedin appears in to-day's papers in answer to the liev. Mr Gillies' lecture. Passengers by the Allahabad have been landed, likewise by the Peter Denny, which, brings 381 immigrants. The streets are crowded with new chums. There is no house accommodation. ~. t•. .- Seven deaths and three births pocurred on the Peter Denny. The number of arrests in Dunedin monthly is ICG males, 2Q females. . . .•■■••■■ Sailed : Albion, North. . Auckland local industries are much quoted here. Mr Roscoe, while crossing the Molyneaux River m a boat, was drowned early this' morning. -.-. ■■. ■ ■. ..* The Guardian is increasing in favour. Forty thousand shares in the National In surance Company were applied for in Otago. John Reader, founder, fell down dead yes terday afternoon. The inquest returned a verdict of diseased heart. A meeting of the Presbytery will «leot a Moderator for six months. Mr Logan appeals to the Synod against thei decision of the Dunedin Presbytery. The. Waterworks Company treat tho over tures of the Council for the purchase of the waijer supply cavalierly. A meeting has been convened for Wednesday to consider the question of the drainage of the city. A great discussion took place in the City Council about turning the Chinese off their leases. Six .months.grace was given/ A memorial has been presented to the Corpora tion by tho citizens for instituting a market for Dunedin.••: i i ■;. ' i ' '•

Last, night, the Northern : ,escort brought down G9o.ounces gold. , ~.; , ~, ...; Merchants talk of chartering avesse^to fetch the cargo of the Dallam Tower from Melbourne* .....: •■ ■ • ilthl£ H

A farewell dinner t to Hayman Bros, was a great success. , Dr. Lang, of Sydney, announces a lecture on the " Church's Work in America."

Mr James Seaton, late Emigration C) Agent in Scotland, was a passenger per ; Peter Denny. ~ , , v ,. , ~,.,, ;

LYTTELTON.

This day. - Tke barque Columbus has arrived, 98 days out j from Start Point.' She ...brings 130 'emigrants all well. ■:'•.:.-• No sickness occurred during the voyage. The' emigrants aro now being landed. _

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TELEGRAPHIC. L&TfiST THAMES NEWS. PBINC& IMPERIAL, ALL NATIONS, . AND LONG DRIVE CRUSHINGS. , FATAL ACCIDENT, , GRAHAMSTOWN. \- .' This day. Fjwkob Imperial TBiBUTS.-^-Twenty toi3



'ftfljf ANTED, two Smart Lads*— ,Appl; E. H. Percy, Lome-street Bakery. I • '. . . . ~ . ■ -■ •.-■ ,(r ' WANTED, a Child's Saddle.— Apply to K. Arthur, Auctioneer, g g •; j 1 WANTED,' a Sifiiiatidti; as Book-' keeper, Clerk,'or' in, any similar, .capacity; highest references.4-&£•&> pffioe of this paper. WANTED, a Gefrpral Servant: — Apply Office of tb?s paper. | • ~ . ?!i. WANTED, good Bootmakers.— Applyßlue'Boot, 203, Queen street. ~ WANTED, a smart Lad for the kitchen.—Apply, to Mrs C, Dundass, United States Dining Rooms. WANTED, a Boy to make Himkelf generally useful.-Apply at Farrow's (late. Porter's)DiningKooias. ' •>' < , V \\T ANTED, a steady .Man as V V i Runner for the EvbviMy Star, fiood'wages to be made.—Apply this evening to.thd Publisher. .SPKIiJG-CART. | Q ■XITAJSTED to Purchase, a Light , V V i Spring-Cart suitable for a Baker.—Apply lily • letter,to Baker, Star office. WANTED KNOWN : that' H ; WATTS has for Sale—2oo case's 'Oranges.- Price 8s per case; or Is per dozen.—Apply at the Old Market, or Pitt street. .. ■ , js ,■■■' ~ WANTED, a respectable Lad about ' 16 years of age ; • must lje'able to read and write well. References required.—Apply to Mrs i±. Watts, pitt street, : after 6 o'clock in the evening. WANTEDi a, Lad for ■•affijfisßs <$m penmanship and a knowledge yt? accounts requisite;-ipply by letter to-J.8., frtafag Star office.' WA N T E D; an Errand Boy.-r^ Apply to Miss Milne, 37, Wyndham-rtreet. WANTED, two or three Boarders in a quiet family where there are no oUldren, Terms moderate.—Apply Star office. • .pj, WANTED, a General 80rvant.-». Apply Mw Norman, Waterloo <^9drtnt,



| "P I S H'S SA R SAPAEIL LA. W"XNTEI)7.a Eoy for tile'kitchen, -rApply at'tho Anchor Hotel. v; ; . .; WANTED, a Teacher to conduct two Half-times Schools in the. Matakana district. Note of particulars at Star office. i J. M. MURRAY, Chairman School Co mmlttee Lower Matakana. ) ; .... — : TTTANTE'D, to Indenture a Lad IV V about 16 yeare of age, to ft trade. Respect able references can be given.- Apply to Mr Molloy, ■ ■ Otahuhu. WANTED, some Good Bushmen-.— Apply Holdship & Co., Custom-house-street. WANTED the Passengers of the Ship Berar to call and see ,th«K Improved 'Patent Portable- Smoke-consuming Oyarisy acknow ledged by over 700 persons to be the best arid cheapest Ovens in the | colony; also my Improved'VVrought- Iron Portable Cottage Range is on.-* lew till Saturday. —H. H. Smith, Auckland Iron "Works, Durham street East; near High street. N.B.—lllustrated Price Cata ln(hie,Sj with a number of testimonials, on application, Free. , '.. '..;■:.- f^l WANTED KNO^N, that D. Goldik is prepared, to supply all kinds of Timber and ' other Building materials, including Sashes, Boors, Mouldings, lfroad Timber, llouse blqcks, Posts, Hails, Hardwood Felloes. Shafts, Iron Bark, and Blue Gum Laths, Shingles, &c, Ac. at the owest market price, at his Yards, Custom tfous" -- a treet-; ■ -.:' :•.. • ' WA NT ED KNOW N. WILLIAM EDGAR, whilst heartily thanking ■ his many kind friends and patrons in Auckland anrl its vicinity for the libeial support ho has received since 1804, would respectfully intimate that an un principledparty has been' the habit of receiving goods in his name to"..manipulate. He cautions Ladies and Gentlemen that he lias no connection with any other party or parties whatever Gentle men's Clothing Cleaned or Dyed, and Finished in.a very superior, manner.. Ladies' Drosses and every imaginable woven, fabric Dyed and got up in a style unapproachable by any other.—WILLIAM EDGAR, 8. Shortland-street. Works—Richmond 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. WIN^TONE. npENDERS will be received till two JL o'clock on the 9th inst. for tho Removal and Ria-buvWing a Cottage in < irafton Road Specification, Ac to'be seen at Portland House, Honson street. TIIOS. FAULDER. ,rpo.fLET,,a Fire-roomed House in> JL Hackett street, Dedwood.—Apply to Mr Prime, 'Exchange Buildings ; orpMr Duckenneld, Grey street. TO: LET, a-Sferoomee irpaseTin) PafneiT; £35 a-yea"r. A A Seven-roomed House over-looking the harbour; £45 a-year. Apply J. CHURTON. ; Vulcan lane. rpWO or Three G-entlemen can have A comfortable Board and Residence in a pleasantly situated part of Hobson street. —Apply at Evening Star office ELECTION OF SUPERINTENDENT. MR j DARGrAVILLE will address .. the Electors of Ho wick TO-MOEROW (Fri day), at Mr Ltjk don's Hall, at 7.80 o'clock. ESTHE SUPERINTENDENCY; PAPAKURA ELECTORS. ME DARQ-AVILLE will meet'the Electors at the Hall, Papakura, on MONDAY EVENING next, Bth inst., at half-past 7 o'clock. PRINCE OP WALES LODGE OF FREE MASONS, No. 1338, E.C. v ; THE Begular Monthly Meeting of the above Lodge will bo held in the Lodgo-room, Masonic Hotel, Princes streot, THIS (Thursday) EVENING, at 7.30 o'clock sharp. Visiting Brethren aro. invited la attend. By order of the W.M. ' ~ GEO. N. BRASSEY, Secretary. TO PAINTERS.—Wanted two or three good Brjish Hands.—Apply immediately to Holland and.Butler, Victoria streot. •; LOST, G-old Chain and Key, between Wellesley and Hepburn.streets.—Finder will be. rewarded by leaving it at this office, ■ i •LOYAL ENNISKILLEN ORANGE 1;; r ■• lodge no: 3. ■'' ■ ~ f . pf ■!' •■ ■' ■■-' ■*' ''■ ''■ ' THE -[Regular Monthly Meeting of I the above' Lodge will be held In the Lodge room. (V.M.C.A.), Wellesley-street, TO-MORROW (Friday) EVENING,,at 7.30. ~ .. ;. Visiting Brethren aro invited to attend.,, <~ By'order of the W.M. ' i-- ; •' - » T. GARDE/ Hon. Sec. ' NO T I C E. THE Journeymen Bakers will hold their Pirst Anniversary BALL onSeptember 10, at the ODD' FELLOWS''HALL, Cook street. Tickets may be had of Messrs Phillip and Wright, Bakers. Double Tickets, 5s 6d.. ~ ■■•■ v ' CHARLES JOHNSTON, Sea rpBiNBERS will be received till noon 'JL : of'the 13th instant for the Purchase of a most desirable Family Residence in Parnell, containing 8 rooms', with cellar accommodation, water laid on, and alTother conveniences. rT.he highest or any tendernot necessarily accepted. Apply to JOHNCHURTON, :, , Vulcan-lane. ;,,:';' | TO BUILDERS. rpENDE-RS will be received till noon J- ; the "Sth inst. for the Erection of Warehouses in Custom and Commerce streets. Plans, &c, at my office, Insurance Buildings. ~,;' j I ■ PvICHARD REALS, Architect. NATIONAL BANK OF NEW ZEALAND (Limited). if yf.GENCIES of this Bank will be XJL 'Opened as' under:— 1 At HAMILTON, WAIKATO, on THURSDAY, 11th inst., under the temporary, charge of Mr Thomas JJiTTLEJOiiN; 1 • . ' • ' 10 1 At COROMANDEL, shortly,, under the charge of i Mr Jame.s Hendky, as Agent. > X , 6 DAVID HEAJST, ll Manager. A Auckland, September 3,1873. • '.'', n ■ :V ; : _ . BISMARCK AND FRENCH REPUBLIC :GOLD MINING COMPANY «:'; ' --. .. (IIEGISTEIiBD). '•! ■'■' AT; a Meeting of the Directors,, held This Day, a Call of One Shilling per share was made, payable to the Legal Manager, at the office of the Company, on WEDNESDAY, 10th day of Septemtier. 1873. .Jd.lH/ - ' ■ ;.'!'■. i:!■'! | KOBT. SOMMERVILLE. ■ \< Legal Manager. Shortland-Btreet, Auckland,■: . -i-. W i September 3, 1873. ■!, •„ . .-., iu\\ ■..; SIpWN PRINCE GOLD MINING COM 'j "-. PANY (Rhgistkbed). THE Directors of the above-named Company have this day made a Call (the lbthV ''W-Sixpence per Share, payable at the Company's "Office:' Vaile'a Buildings, Auckland, on or. before WEDNESDAY, 10th day .of September, 187*. ; Byd^rofthepir^ors. ; Q# , 'Ms&x :■:■■■•■■■> ■■ Manager, - September 1, 1878. 'J' ' ''' I .trrohiifn: :/



\Tfl S H'S S A.M 4,1 A.KILL A. P SINCE OF WALES THEATRE. ■Lessees Messrs CoLtiER * Co. ■■ « TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT! THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 4, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 4, MAN OF THE WORLD ! MAN OF THE WORLD ! ; MAN OF THE WORLD! ; SIR PERTINAX 1 : SIR PERTINAX ■ g{B PERTINAX macsycoPHAST. rv , . , MACSYCOPHA^l1. ~, , , Tr ., And tlio Farce of THE WIDOW'S VICTIM. Imitations of PoruLAii Actoks. FRIDAY-GKAND FASHIONABLE NIGHT. Engagem'on't ferk 'few'nlgiit^ the [only One-legged Gymnasts in the World. EUGENE BEDA AND JAMES HELDER, who will Perform their PiiiinK and Graceful Acts on the Flying Trapeze, on SATURDAY, September 6. KjTHq Aqvavck in/Pkicbs MS < \ . sTt «i. ~i_i— ui •■ ' Dress Circle. 8s ; Stalls, 2s ; Pit-One Sliilling. Box Plan ( nt Messrs Upton & Oo.'s, Queen-street where Tickets can be obtained and seats secured daily SnfftA^O 1! BAJJAAE. gIT V Ejj ( ,A. ~L L, .. QUEEN-STREET. TltlS DAY (Thursday), AND FOL LOWING DAYS. I OPEN FROM 2 O'CLOCK TO 5, AND FROM 7 TO y) '/'. ! I ' IO^P.M.' ' ADMISSION :-O N E SHILL IN G ; CHILHHKN, lIALV-FiUOJB. . pHOE A L HA LL. THIS (Tiiubhday)"EVENlNG, SEPT. 4, A; % ATE U R COTH-C ER T i IN AID OP THE FUNDS OF ST. MARY'S SUNDAY - SCHOOL, PARNELL. Admission:-ONE SHILLING. J Doors open at 7.30 ;to commence at 3 e'clock. PROGRAMME: , ; .,,:•• ': PAKT I. : • ■ Trio Concortante (two Violins and PUno)-UV Lar " j gtietti. and Rondo"—Mowra J. K. Hammers and ' Clinton • p : Canon (three Sopranos)—" Go, Faithless Clori ( ! fChtrubiniJ Part Song- " My Fatherland" Dnet, vocal (Lady and Gentleman)—" Sailor Bigh» Song (Lady)r-".Ringon. Sweet Angelus"Y6'ou»iO(J^ ■ Song (Gentleman)— >lMoMfe. Darling" ■' • ' * • -iFantasia. instrumental—" She Wore a Wreath of ! Eosea" (arranged by J. H. Beale) Part Song -" The Cuckoo Sings in the Poplar Tree 1 (Macfarrai). - ~. v . / i -Pabt Hi i; -'.jj.- ,;i- i •..' • ■ Fantasia (I*lano a Quatre Main», and Violin)— From •' I the Opera of,','i'raviativ" (BUM) t-< ;,, ; Song (Lady)- "The Captive Greek Girt" Chorus (FeinalQ Voices)—"Lo Alpiglano" JQiro I Pir»utl) :-■?■• l',!i i.ITi lIJiUMI! Song (Lady)—" Love's Request" (lieichardt) Part Song—" Tho Sea Hath its Pearls" (Ciro Pir t mtt) Romance (Piano and Violin)—" Alice" (AsUer) • Duet, vocal!(Lady and Gentleman)— "Nay, Bid Me ! not Resign Love," from the Opera of "Don '' ! Giovanni" '■■ _ "Part Song-" O, Who will o'er the Downs so Free '«"«{ (Pw«dl4\ :'•■ ■:" i:.. -Li ...(.' ■i'A.tv. :u:i~-i i-: God Save the Qukkh. ',!(■' i ■ ,j . , ,-., r . ~-•;' . Conductor Mr J. H. Beals. j Tickets' can Ji)o 6blairicd at Messrs TJpton's or Wayte's, Queen streot; and Mrs Vaughn's or Mr RobJnson,'B. Rarnell. .. . 5T- !- '•' " lii".:.-' A rjn HE WAXWO BE S ■■ ■'■■■ EKHIBI T'l' O >:8 U • !li;r!l WILL'OPEN ON SATURDAY1 NEXT, ••■ | ~ , ,j Septemberß, ii,"• ■. iliuij AT W E B'B J S M U1 'ti'\ C ' S'/'ti'O r/O 'ti? ,^TI, ..■JVoEL.LESLEY SEEEET ...-ttiolU (One door above United Service Hotel). A COLLECTION of SEVENTY-FIVE FIGURES ,•j of the Principal Characters'of tho J>a3Ti').' I:: including the BREADF.U& MASSACRE ATi'POVBRTY BAY NEW ZEALAND, i v Qt- .. .: rr OTOl) MI^&TK'U.T <i. Doors open from 10 a.m. till 10 p.m. AdmissipnrrOnp Shilline ; Children, /hfdfrPrice. O i I PORTLAND OEME NT KEAN'S CEMENT ~| n :•••■ ■PAKIAN CEMENT- i; " !"-'' ; '■•'■'-■-■ PLASTER OF PARIS Cl. () , .SLATES, &c. . etMiiv.T hutli:su-t\t 'I'ho above 0 are on Sale by J AMES ■BL AIKIE, Sla*erer and Plasterer, at his Yard, above Quick's Stipes, Victoria-atrept. i ; n- % :-.i;i<. lOflT ■,•....tv/r r .;< rp H E UNDBB 8 1 <3- NE D Begs 'to notify that he'has' received^1 per'Wonga i ()i 'cK.'V f,Wong»jc:<>•;[)' .j,-i;-.vn iY/J (THE. FIRST EORTiON >-'. j f, oi 0 .. MorrtPJßo'V Im Kiuan«T oCIx wi •A S H.:J.:.8 .MfJ.,N^T; ; , A 0 r. 0 .. 07 NEW SEASON'S (1873-4) TEAS, Ex St^AMSHEP- "'CiATGi?OHTHJ":i?RbM'fOO ' w'h i CHO!I»uiaTTA tJ Similar to tho best numbers of the Acacia's cargo which gave such general satisfactfon last Season, and he invilos the Teadeto inspect and^ procuro j^P^S for liquoring.' ' The Skipment includes various grades, from good 'medjuii 'to full-flavo\ired Souclibng TEAS, and ha a been purchased in Foo Chow with a special viow to the growing demand ia this market for the .flne,r description of tea's. .'.'..„,; h. b. iOT*air::: 11/TAIZE! MAIZE!! MAIZE!!! o N; a a%; a* %> b :*i urn a ■t i- * ——— " f\ ' ""-i'S'iI!'''. Z!;!'liJO ,08 .0/ "1709 BAGS MAIZE FOR SALE, in quantities to suit purdiasws, at lowest .TaSffTß Tfl H. B. MORTON, OuatcK^ouflO'Streott 1 'August 30,1878.



"DISH'S SiSSAPAEILLA. I <■; ;. '•'" "f ' .; /■. i. GHEAP QUILTS J. li} CHEAP BLANKETS ? ! CHEAP SHEETINGS ! j j CHEAP MANCHESTER GOODS! i SiOILED BLANKETS AT J REDUCED PRICES. H. ATKINS ■VyiSHES to call Special Attention to his STOCK OF BLANKETS, SHEETINGS, QUILTS, LONG CUKTAINS, TABLE LINEN. CALICOS, TOWELLINGS, TICKS, and MANCHESTER : GOODS of tdl Deacriptions, 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 gave the ORKATIiST SATISFACTION. : M '\ . ■''■'. '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. i . ■ ■■ - ..■ • .. .. ,v .. . SPLENDID QUALITY TOILET QUILTS, I Beat in Auckland; Sf'yards long, ,19a 6d ~■!;,: i ,'ilii ..Tvi ilf, worth 26a. . X" ,;; i,rji;" ',- DITTO DITTO, 3 YARDS LONG, ' " . . 22a 6d! worth 30s. • ; A; LARGE SELECTION OP LONG , : .,>\ ,„,,,.. ~. CURTAINS, '! "' ' j In Net, Muslin, Lena, &c. S■ ; OTJ , T ;..:.-.(■'■ ■■'t.-.x'.&n&yp ■■•■=' i .•, I :,?} ....:..... .■.;• ..•;.■.-'• ;.iiT >i 3 -CI , liUili IS LA €X' •■■S--i""L HK«st' 1;;..'"" i /.' 20 per cent, under tho usual prioei The low-priced Colored Silka being all sold, the1 BETTER QUALITIES are Reduoed ■ to COST PRICE, on ■'■"'■ »j t o jh J . / U Cl h WINTER DRESS MATERIALS, I JACKETS,; SHAWLS^TC; ," ' I i..a{ ' -'^j1 jtgflucefl prices. i , i oil hm. :■ . ' .-' »•••' ■;•; •';' ~' A LARGE LOT OF CHEAP TWEEDS, For Boys'"Wear, Jubt Omned. | .tt'ontiii y"'; '12j_i_l___'" ■~'-"■".' '/,':'./' - ; SjaA^OKJ.M: feveryi desbription b£ CLOTHING, HATS, i SHIRTS,, T WEEDS; 1 N.Bri—WiU be opened in a few days j splendid Stock of NEW SUMMER GOO'D&' There will be no advvnco I n the prices, as all the new stock to !be, shewn wm .PUBCHASED: BE- , i ' FORE THE tIeW TABIFF CAME : INTO OPERATION. ! '*' j J ! i j.l iij "..■": '■■■'■ -.• '•' -: •■ '■ ' ■''-■ ■ ' ■''■', " (Late1 Hat and Ho^eymAon. 1.,, ■„,:.....,-: n, ;:.,



IRISH'S SAESAPAEILLA. HHHE Immigrants per ship Berar will be ready for Selection at 10 o'clock TO-MORROW MORNING, at the Immigration Barracks. EDWARD L. GRKEN, Immigration Officer. Immigration Offlco, Auckland, 4th September, 1873. BEICK DAM AT THE DOMAIN PONDS. Superintendent's Office, Auckland, 4th September, 1873. Tenders ai'e invited, and will be received at this oflico till noon of MONDAY, the Bth inst., for the Constiuction of a Uriok Dam at the Domain Ponds. •Specifications may Ik; seen at the Public Works Oflico, Shortland- :;lvcet. H. H. LUSK, Provincial Secretary. HBAUCKLABTD WATER SUPPLY, ma — City Covncil Offices, . Auo K'and, September 4, 1873. IT is hereby notified that the City Council have WITHDRAWN the application for TENDERS for a WATER SUPPLY. F. BRODIE. Town Cltrk. rpURTLE SOU?! TUBTLE SOUP! TO-MORROW (FRIDAY), September 5, AT THE OCCIDENTAL HOTEL' (Last of the Season). NOTICE. THE Oneß-uNga Public School will be OPENED ia the Stone School-room, Queen street, on MONDAY next. Bth inst. "pERAE, from LONDON- Tx^^Gvv Tins ship having reported at the •*dr": iP^r Customs, Consignees are requested to 'WEiSGfcjtt'Pass Entries, Pay Freight, and take delivery of Cargo in terms of Bills of Lading. A Clearance Sight will be passed at the Customs on MONDAY MORNING, at 10 •'clock. Charge for each Bill of Lading, 10s. 6d. ROBERTON & CO., Agents. ■ \ TO-MORROW, SEPTEMBER 5. FOR S ALE, by auction, To-morrow, at 11 o'clock, .; PLOUGHS, MOWING MACHINE, MAIZE CRUSIJKR, CHAKF CUTTISR, GARDEN TOOLS. B. TONKS & CO. TO-MORROW. AT THE CORNER MART. AT TWELVE O'CLOCIC THE Subscriber will sell, To-morrow, 65 tons Canterbu./ Potatoes, ex KJlrt (now ready for delivery on the wharf), 12 cases Canter bury Bacon and Hams, Onions, Maize, Flour, Oats, 'Oatmeal, Toa, Sugar, Candles, Koro3ene, &C. Alko, Colonial Oven (cost, L 3), Sowing Mach'ne, now Furniture, &c, ;U GEORGE S 188 IN, ;' - . Auctioneers. ' CORN EXCHANGE. TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 9. JAMS AND TART FR/UITS. GEO. W. BINNEY HAS recoivecf instructio^s from the Melbourne and Tasmanian Jara Company to soil by public auction, at the Corn Exchange, on Tuesday, Oth instant, at 11 o'clock, ex Horo, 250 cases Jam, in lib. tins 60 cases Tart Fruit. ' 0 .-WITHOUT RESERVE. b:frK;:N £"rE x c:h AiN g'e"'":. s , TUESDAY, ■ SEPTEMBER ;;9: TOICL OS i' C6NSI GNM iB NTS.. G. W. BINNEY WILL sell by public auction, at the Corn Exchange, on Tuesday, Sept 9, at 11 o'clock' sharp, „ _ mi ■ ~ i 50 half-chests Tea ■■ .:.. i 120 cases Peak's Jam, lib tins ■.-. , , J "A'A '•■ 140 „ Peacock's Jam, lib tins ' 100 „ Hawkins' Jam, lib tins ', 3 „ Co) man's Cornflour 4 ~ Epsom Salts ! 10 bales Tasmanian Hops . 150 bajs Rice . 8 cases Candied Orange Peel j 10 " Colmaa's Blue /■', 10 „ York Hams , v ■~- •; ': • 5 „ ' McConneH's Hams and Bacon ■- . 2 ~ -Mutton Hams . 3 ■"'.-„ Wanganui Bacon 100 ba»s Canterbu;/ Seed Oats .750 i", Maize« ! 5 cases Bacon 850 bass Otrgo Oats . .; 350 „ Oatmeal, each 251b : 30 sacks Pearl Barley :> 18 cases Canterbury Cheese 550 sacks Potatoes ' ■ ■ 15 cases Otago Preserved Meats. Terms at Sale. CORN EXCHANGE. TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 9. (FOB THE BENEFIT OF WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.) GEO. W. BINNED WILL sell by public auction, at ; the Coin Exchange, on Tuesday, September ~9J at 11 o'clock sharp, 50 half-chests Tea (Less of Gawlor) i» V ' j -^—— ;.. i TERMS AT SALE. CORN EXCHANGE. •■ ■, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 9. (FOR THE BENEFIT .OF WHOM IT ,MAY v ;. I : CONCERN.) : I '-- l- ■> '■ ■' GEO. 'W. BINNEY, ■ ,r cXTILL sell by public auction, at the •VV Corn Exchange, on; Tuesd^F,1 September 9, at 11 o'clock sharp. WB—22 kegs Butter M-T-./20 „• „ .;■■ ; ~ ,: .. f] «■ . DO' 20 •'■"''■•■ " , iA ik 'i BF " " mm at sap.



MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 8. UNREDEEMED~~AND OVERTIME PLEDGES, 1872-73. GOLD AND SILVER" WATCHES, EAH| RINGS, 4c, &o ; , . \v*W B. TONES & CO. HAVE been instructed by Mr '•% ' Nkumkgen to sell by auction, at the Bruns wick Mart, on Monday next, the Bth inst, at 11 o cioac. The following UNREDEEMED and OVERTIME PLEDGES:— 410. .Marcli"l9. .Open-faced Gold Geneva Watch arid I Chain - ;-' J 790.. May 27.. Open-faced Silver Verge Watch - ; f 918..June 17..G01d Ring 1211...Tu1y 31..G01d Chain 1627..5ept. 7..G01d Bracelet . , 1028 7..Open-faced Gold Genova Watch and ■■ ■''■■' Chain . ISOI.. Nov. 1..G01d Albert Chain and LockotßH 1808.. 2..Open-faced Silver Geneva Watob,,..- Chain, aud Ear-rings 1802 o..Open-faced Gold Geneva Watch 1890.. 14..0 pen-faced Gold Lever Watch 1901. 15..SilverLover Hunting Watch • « i .1027.. 22..2 Bracelets ''',!;, I!f; 1970.. 30. .Silver Geneva Hunting Watch] i. 1976.. Dec. 2.. Gold Ring 1900.. 5.. E-.ir-ricgs and Ring 0007 7 Open-faced Gold Goneva Watch, Locket, and 8c»l 201 C. 9..Gilt Watch >' Ji. . j-| 20;/a 12..0 pen-faced Silver Verge Watch, ' Necklace, and Greonatono 206S . 18.,001 d King' .' '2091.. 23..studaand Linki .: ~ w 2102.. 24..G01d King Unoiit ■■■• '<! , ':' •-"* 2105.. 24.. Silver Hunting Geneva Watch 2117.. 27.. Brooch and-Ear-rings liiajLOXJi ■ 8120.. 28.. OpeH-fafced' Silver LoVor'Watch IS7S. • . .-■;:•• -- ' ii/ ■ *';.,..,„? 3..Jan. L.Ring . . : - '!L'.H":' "^ 02 " 3 Open-faced Silvor Lever Watch ana Chaia • : '■'-'•- ', ' 52.. 9..G01d Ring ,o •}• artottusi 60.. 10. .2 Pins . ... a4.. 10.. Wedding and Keeper Ring 121.. 20.. Ring 135.. 21.. Bracelet and 2 Chains 169.. 28..Silver, Leyar Hunting Watch and'1 Chain . . 204..Feb. U..Gold Chain ■ ■ 273.. 15.. Silver Hunting Geneva Watch 276.. 17..0 pen-faced Silver Lever Watch and Greenstone 289.. 18..Open-faced Silver Lever Watch .SfJlO 292.. 19.. Gold Open-faced Geneva Watch 294.. 19..G01d Chain , .. - w 307... 24.. Open-faced Silver Lever Watch 1872. 532..April 12.. 1 Tool , n 705.. May 23.. T Knives and Porks, 0 Table Spoon* * and Tonga ii 1925. .Nov. 22. .9 Spoons and 0 Forks 2023. .Dec. 10..L0t of Tools. 1873. ' ■ -! -1 '•' ■ 181..Jan. 30..Sextant , T ■ , •; < 203.. ITeb. 4.. Cornopean 221.. B..Clock -~ 1872 t, 3475., Sept. 5.. Picture i X £\ 2673.. July 19..5i1k Jacket J *- 3560.. Sept. 10.. Jacket; Petticoat, and Boots 8747.. 19.. Suit and Shirt 4952..-Dec.; 7..Coat 1873. ■ ■ ,' '''',- .„..,> 381..Jan. 20.. Silk Dress, Cloak, and Scarf . ' V 579.. 81);.28 yards Silk1 664..Feb. 5..3 Sheet*. Ac. 918.. 22..8und1e of Clothing r.M'JcfiteiJi rtwd 980.. 20...S pair Drawers ■ • • ;'l 1062..March S..Dren, Cap*, and Booti l>-« aalttta -1070.. 4. .DresspUce mnMua 1093.. 5..8ag Embroidery and Calico, v -■ -.vos. 1226..- .. .. U., Blankets '•> oifj •>< oitt* irtow I 1808.. 19..Bundle of.Clothing j r ,/UA 1509.. 19.. 3 Counterpanes and 2 Sheets 1836.. 20..C0at . :;■ iafi^.olllS£U 1375.. 22.. Dress, Petticoat, Boota, and Shoes 1387.. 22:., Dreas, Skirt, Jacket, and Coat "* - .. 1898.. 24., Bimdle of Clothing ' . * -\- ,•■-,,,. n 1435 ■ : :26..5i1k Skirt and Velvet Jacket ""' 1533.. 31..Trousers V- ■■- 1661. .April .2,.Suit - - " "J ~ ' 1564.. 2..Laoe Jacket , ; i t -v 16C0.. 8.. Coat and Trousers • - 1075.. 9..1 pair Pant* 1683.. 9..1 pair Trousers 1704.. 10..Coat and Trousers np, 1782.. 17,U Dresses 1863.. 23.. Bundle of Clothing « ■■» -1871.. 23..Shawl and Skirt :.:.,> r^r HAO 1889.. - ■ 24..800t5" 1907.. 26.. Coat 1908.. 26.. Coat and Vest 1943.. 29..C10th and Velvot Vest 1970.. 30..C0at and Vest i 'A 0 • > & l * 1978.. 30..5i1k Skirt 2034..May 6.; Coat and Jacket' !<:;<• ' 2072.. 8.. Coat and Vest 2096.. 10..6 Shirts and BooU •• I 2173.. 15.. Bundle of Clothing 2201.. 17.. Dresspiece and Fhtnnel I 2224.. 20.. 3 Singlets and 2 Dresses 2263.. 23..Trousers r" -- ;/ >',m r,!!./;/,H(i 2265.. Si..Coat and 3 Shawls ,jj w iatfia 2270.. : 24..Dress "■' ' ht-M 2281.. ' 24.. Silk Dress ~;,■,.W ...:O . 1870. 4549..Aug 24..2 Tablecloths, Sheet, and-6 Sfloona «vnof 2001..April* 25i.2Salvers'andTat>l«olptli' : n } . ~. ; ■ ••' ' ■•' / ~, 'jI. ~, ; ..... .-'-fu>. PRELIMINARY NOTICE. ffcwa<faa BY! ORDER pF ) :THE;:TRtJS.TEES i;, ; QJP GEOR.GE TtJRR'ELL'S E^TAT^,';1;I'!]' VALUABLE FREEHOLD PROPERTIES. TO .CLOSE ACQOUNTS. ■ ffiff*** THE Subscribers haye received m \ structions from theiTrustee's of George TurreV-g.iiji.'.'li Estate to sell, at the Land Mart, Kort-qtrect, on *n earlyt date . in, September, the following .Properties,;> ' ' REMUERA—That Valuablo Suburban Property, '' "■ '• ; containing 13 acres, with the commodious Family Residence erected thereon, as now i occupied by Mrs William Morrin. • NEWTON-11 AUotments . _ TJ _ ---y-j WAITAKERE-4Jarm 0f0J29 acre« . Vl I \A/ HUNTlA—iTarni'df 40 acres H 1 WAIKIEKIE-Farm 47 acres., qa y\ fc.y.Tg >' [SAy ' Further1 particular^ Will be given in faturo.ifisuo SAMUEL COCHRANEScV SON, Auctioneers. ; '.-.', , ; .■rc-^y.•■:;'•; [<y ':; -iHl^ ■ > . WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 10. LEASE. OF .THE HERO SIT j GOLD MINING COMPANY, COROMANbiiiIf 1"' THE Subscribers have received in-t structions from R." K. Baber, Esq M . Legal r . Manager, to sell at the Land Mart, Fort street, on r_ Wednesday, 10th inst., at 12 o'clock, The Lease held by the Conquering Hero Gold Mining Company, at Coromandel, containing 11 acres and 12 perches, or 33 men's ground; , f)i , * ■••■:■ together'with' all Tools, Mining Plant, and I Timber on the ground. 1 For particulars apply to the Manager; or, to ~, r , ~ SAMUEL COCHKANE, & SON, Auctioneers. . I | ft ; .\V i . TO-MORROW;. ; biitoelJffl ITALIAN WALNUT PIANOFORTJV rjlOl ELEGANT DRAWING-ROOM SUITE, iEfOUSE3pLP, FURNITURE, ; , , ; .;. M REVOLVERS, '&6iuL O i THE Subscribers wall sell, at^tKe'!/^ Mart, Fort-street, To-morrow (Friday), at 11 o'clock, . Efi-JI. -i( >-- '■" •-- -' COTTAGE PIANOFORTE (by Boed, of Paris), in Handsome Italian/Walnut Case, Full CompMsi; ,» f-i Elegant' lEnglish-madc Drawing-room Walnut ;. .';, Suite of, nine,pieces,consisting,of two Arm; ( ■'•■;- .Chaiw.-Cbuch'antffeii Chairs'<uphokttered In1 J'" J raß&iped Rep), Couch and two Arm Chairs (Orimson Damask); Ldp Tables, Rimu Mi& ;-f g Table, Oil-cloth, Carpet, Lamps, Double Iron and Wood Bedsteads, Mattresses and Palliasses, '** Che»tfc Drawers; Rimu Wathstand* and JWare;t ijtii } Dressing Tables, Withstands, SHde K«st for Small Lathe, Musical Box, &c, &c. Alsov ''-:' "ioli" ':!" Superior Breech-loading,Revolw (Central fire) r r: -and lSQ.Rovijttdß. Ammunition, j _ .;;:'..• 2 Eevolvers (Trafltefs Pitent) ' '" ' xi % tT I dszerj Claret, 2 dozen Champagne ■ gpreapai 01a, Bum. SAMTJSIi CoSSnB •■* SON, f W Awttonem