»s it was an original and interesting epistle. Mr Fletcher expressed his willingnos's to have the letter read :- ■ A " Respected Sir,—l have the honor to 1 acknowledge receipt of your long-standing, f and overdue, account (!) I really apologize (!) The inference as stated at foot of your bill, that for the fourth time you have sent it in to me deduct one, leaving three applications •unsatisfied, or as I read it, they never having reached me. r ,*. * * Your first application amounted to 5s ; your bill has grown ! This latter amaunt I. am willing, to my twice, if you w^ ca^ or *ne sarae during this day ! Tooth brushes, etc.j etc., 2s Gd(!; These I never had from your extensive establishment. If Mm F. had them, well and good, but as this is foreign to the case so far as I am concernod I certainly decline to liquidate same before consulting her. Make no mistake, and call for the cash—ls, la, Is, Is, Is—ss. You may lose it if you don't !—G. 11. Fletcher. Arrival of the s.s. Taranaki this morning.1' | Mr .Toy then commented upon the letter in a most : b,nuiorous manner, which put the Court in excellent humour. , Mr Manning stated that defendant had the goods, viz. : two bottles of mixture, 3s ; s».nd two small brushes, 2s Gd, which he saw served to defendant by his lacl now in Court. He did not ,pay for tho things ; and as he believed Mr Fletcher to be a gentleman, he did not press for the silver in return, Stephen Gilbert remembered serving de fendant with the goods three years ago ; he ■was a boy then ; defendant did not payj for Xtheiri at the" time ; the entries were in his hand-writipg. ~,.,.. ~ , Counsel on both sides having addressed the Court, His Worship considered that tho evidenpewasin^avorof the plaintiff. Judg ment was given for plaintiff with costs, one . DOHnd fourteen and sixpence. This was all the business

POLICE COURT.—This Day.

' r .?/'(Be^e>. A. Philips, Esq., E.M.) * OF THE VAIHUNT ACT. Martin Lestrange was charged with the above''offence by being drunk three times .'within the period of twelve months. ' "When the charge was road to the prisoner, who seemed still in a state of fuddle, at the mention of three months he walked out of the dock apparently thinking he was sentenced to imprisonment for that term. When brought back hia Woiphip asked him if he knew that he .was liable to three months' hard labour for his conduct. Prisoner: "That's top much, your Honor." His Worship : Well, I'll let you down a little lighter this time. "- Prisoner: (This time thinking he was ' tting'off altogether, and again walking out LI xrUhe deck.) "Thank yer Worship. God ulesa your Honor." His Worship: Stop, don't be in a hurry. You will go to prison for thirty days' with hard labour. LARCENY. William- Dunn, a sailor, was charged upon two indictments with'stealing a pair of boots, the property of W. Brotherton, and also several articles of wearing apparel from Mr Smith's boarding house on 27th ult. The prisoner was a sailor who had deserted from the ship Akbar. He had been stop ping at a boarding-house with the prosecu tor, and had stolen the things and pawned them. Detective Jeffrey deposed to finding the boots on board a cutter on which the prisoner was working. Mr Smith, the keeper of the boarding house, said the boots were left in his charge, and he missed them when the prisoner left his house. Prisoner said he borrowed the boots. For the first offence his Worship sentenced the prisoner to three months, and for the second to 30 days' imprisonment with hard labour. WIFE BEATING. Edward Lyseght was charged with violently assaulting hia wife on Sunday last by beating her about the ribs. The wife now said she did not wish to press the charge. Sergeant Pardy said the prisoner and his wife were a nuisance to the neighbourhood thejr lived in. i: Prisoner made a rambling defence, and was bound over to keep the peace for three months, in two sureties of £5 each. .BREACH OF BY-LAWS. David Berridge was charged with breaking one of the by-laws of the City Council by acting as a hawker of vegetables irE Queen street. Defendant was first called on as William Berridge, on which he advanced to the front, and touching his forelock in naval style, said "Wrong name, your Worship. My name's David." His Worship: All right, David.—To the. constable: Call the defendant by hia right name. • This was done, and the case investigated, but no evidence being given in support of Mr Brodie'a assertion that defendant had been warned, the case was dismissed. ' _ '■; Another old man was charged with the came offence, but it appearing that no. warn ing had been given in this case also, his Worship dismissed the summons. ... f. ILLEGAL DRIVING. Jno, McMahon was charged with driving a buggy and a pair of horses round the corner of Mount; and Wakefield-streets on tho 26th August at other than a walking pace. Tho Sergeant-Major characterised the charge as a most serious one. The defendant had been in trouble before.. On the occasion in question he has drunk,, and it was a mercy he had not broken his arm or somebody else's neck.' . # Fined 20s and costs, or 48 hours' imprison ment. - '' ■ ANOTHER CASE. Henry, Sullen was charged with committing a similar broach of this by-law, at the corner of ShoTtiand'-atrcet and Queen-street, on the 27th: ultimo. The defendant was fined 2s 6d and costs. LADY EQUESTRIANS IN TROUBLE. Two"Mies.named Scott and Hughes were charged, with this offence, and fined 5s and COatß. •:*,;'• • ■ , ' ■ KEKtIKG CATTLE OST THE CHEAP. 3 ... Josepn^Hanlen, for allowing a cow to pas ture on ihe Great -North Road on the 2Gth ult., was fined half-crown and costs. Thomas Wilson, for allowing three goats to do the same, met with a -similar retribu tion. CITY RATE DEFAULTERS. Jamea Dempsey,.who did not appear when called upon, was, charged with not having paid certaitf arrears of, city rates. Mr Jasgar proved the non-payment of the rates and judgment was given for plaintiff.

Full particulars ar,e given in the New York Keraldoi-th,f "discovery" qf a stone in Brazil containing ah account of a visit paid by Phoenicians ,to South America five centuries before the Christian era. The voyagers left the port of Eziongeber (now Akaba), a port upon the Red Sea, and sailed for twelve novilunes (lunar months) along the land of: Egypt—that is Africa. The number of vessels they had, and the number of males k and females composing the adventurous ex ppedition are all set forth in a concise and , ' seefmngiy elegant style." The inscription it of eight lines of most beautiful Phoanician phafacters," ~,._,, , , \

PARLIAMENTARY.

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WELLINGTON

This day.

BREACH OF PRIVILEGE.

In tlie House last night the Speaker stated that a printed paper, jjurporting to be the evidence of a witness before the_ Timber Floaiage Committee, had been circulated among the members. He stated that thte Committee noi; having reported to the House, a flagrant In each of privilege had .occurred. Mr T. L. Shepherd said .that recently members of the committe had,.shown the minute book of committee, aiid the contents were published by a newspaper prior to tho committee reporting. The Speaker said any committee-man or witness divulging piior to the conunittee re porting was a breach of privilege. After dis cussion the"matter* was dropped. The second rAafting of the Masters and Apprentices Act Bill was ad journed. iK)I The report of the committee on the.Gold Mining District Bill was agreed to. • The Protection to Animals' Bill was read a. third time.

The Chairman moved that the House go into committee to consider tho vote of £25,000 compensation to the Wanganui, and Patca settlers, losses incurred during the disturbances of ISoS 9.

The Premier opposed. Mr W. Kelly moved an amendment thiit the Government, dating the recess, ascertain the number airl amount of claims. After three hours' discussion the resolii lution was negatived on the voices, and the amendment negatived by bO to 20. The following Bills were read a third time :—The Distillation Act Amendment Bill ; the Taraaaki Education lleserves Act Amendment Bill j the New Plymouth Ex changes Validation Bill; and the Township of Gerald me Bill Tho second readings of the Otago Waste Lands Bill. No. 3 :—The Clutha District Public Works Loan Bill; and plaits oE Towns II emulation Bill were carried.

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Purukutu Eoaniing About.

TE AWAMUTU.

■ - This day. Purukutu ia reported to be about to pay another visit to this district.

It is certain that the King contemplates a visit to Kawhia. Te Ngakau visit" Maungatatari business is unknown yet

Their

ALEXANDRA.

This day,

j Te Kuri, once in charge of the aukati at Orahira, arrived here-yesterday, en, route for Kihikihi, to warn cattle owners whoso cattle are running at Tokanui, that they will be 'driven away if not removed at once. Tokanui is in' the King country, near Orakau. It is supposed by tho kingites that the land has been leased to Europeans by the natives,' and they are determined to prevent occupation.

LATEST THAMES NEWS.

GRAHAMSTOWN

■ ; This day. Hazlehank TRIBUTE. —Eleven tons stone yiolded 9 ounces. ■ . . >. Black Ancski,. — The specimens .produced 450 ounces of amalgam, aud the company is now retorting. NcmrAiUKL. —The crushing, of bhree cwt. specimens is expected to yield £350 worth of gold. Tho company cut a lino looking new leader in tho bottom level to-day, which shows gold freely. ■ , .> Tlie BltTOirr .Smfle struck gold to-day in No. 4 winze, next the City of London. The Uka has commenced to drive on the low level. Little Angel.—Four and a-half tons of stone yielded \$ ounces, of gold. ;All Nations. —The,-yield is 266 ounces 7 dwts melted. At the Resident Magistrate s Court, to day, the Chairman of the Kauaeranga Road Board was sued for money due to contractors. Three judgments were given.

TAURANGA.

~ ... ~ qjMK&.k -iT.his.day,. ; ;The Dramatic: Club performance laat night -wks well attended. ■ . t,,.-* . * lArrived. — Clafa. ■',;'.'Sail^cl,!,^'L'eah, 'cdaW 111 , ■ -'; ' '<' ■■•;•■■: •r' ,' " '

■Endka and Hori Ngatai :angrily refuse to sign the memorial in favor of Mr Mackay. .

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DIABOLICAL ATTEMPT TO THEOW i ' A TKAIN OFF THE L_NE.

LYTTELTON,

; .; Vm.':";, . ■ ■ I ;--:.;;,:: T_4aday; . A diabolical attempt was made last night to .upset the late train from Christchurch to Lyttelton. The porter, on examining the. points, found that large stones had_bee_: placedbetsveen thorn, also that a chair had been fixed on the rails ; had th& discorery not been made, the train would have run off the line, and in all probability great, damage to property, if not loss of .life, would have, "ensued. Thero is no clue to the perpetra- Another attempt was made last night to injure railway property. It was discovered this morniflg that nearly all the watet in the boiler of the large steam crane, which was charged full last night, had been run out. Sailed—September 4th, at 10.20 p.m., Taranaki for the North, with the Suez mail. Arrived—At pve p.m., ~ Albion, from. Dunedin. She sails North this,afternoon. ' ,1 take the following from the Some, News : —The ship St. Leonards, Captain Pether bridge, for Auckland, landed her j pilot off Brixham on the 25th June. [The ( St. Leonards is now seventy-tliree aays at sea.], Loading for Auckland : July sth, Hydaspes, Balot for Auckland and Otago At Liver pool : Hawoorth, for Auckland (to sail June 14th.) ~ ,

DUNEDIN.

, This day. Crisp, a sailor,of the sWMllahabad, was clrowned'atPortChalinersonWedneßdaymght by, falling over a bad gangway. A rider was attached to the verdict at the inauest that lights and a proper gangway should be pro vided at all vessekr. .. lAI,I Al , • Mr Creighton was a passenger by the Albion to Wellington. '..'-./ l* •■' I v. v«,, 4i a ineeting yeeteriJay relative to the ftat<

THE EVENING BTAK, gfitt'A.Y,''^^PKJP% B 1^73



Uour dredging it to take eveiy [iff J S H'S 8 A JttS A P ARIB LA.% ISIFS fc_BS AP ABILL A. J^ I'SE'S S,ABS AP ABILL A. JUSH'S SAESAPAEILLA [ f possible step to have Dunedin harbour .J- : . , . > , —• ISr^gZ^*™^™ 7] WANTBB toSHIX.Ch^ " raOIIOIiyE TARIFF. SECTION OF SUPERINTENDED There was. j/reat indignation at the decision Seconl-hand Iron Bedsteads. ColnbrooMale • m ,-» tt A T*r T» TV/fT? T>A Rfl-A.ViLLE will address of the Government to have the railway work- R^g". American Stoves, Color,Ul Ovens Portable JUST TOHAJND J\^^ of Howick THIS (Friday) shops at Port Chalmers instead of Dunedin H T ').;,, , ... ;-.- ; - , CAgER co^S^L OYSTERS i^^ At the meeting, yesterday, Mr Reeves SM ITHS Auckland Ironworks, Purlium street Last. ,„, _, , , ►,_,„.„ s : „_„...,„ stigmatised Messrs Bathgate and Reynolds iu_strated.Ptfee Catalogues on application, free. (First Prize New Zoaland Exhibition). ' THE SUPERINTENDENCE. reported" to have been struck TIT ANTED KNOWN. Aobkt-R BLLINGHAM, PAPAKU»A~iLBOTOBS: ' at Cromwell. The Government invite tenders !YV wiLLTAM EDGAB, whilst heartily thanking Lower btbee'l. _ -«*!, fo- immigration from Great Britain ~! Ms many kind friomls and patrons in Auckland and ~. — : TV/TR DARGrAVILLE Will meettnG . of. the Provincial Council, last night. The prindpledpavty has been tho habit of receiving ..___._ TTTTn , a rw-.T™ t. o Ml BViNIMr ue-a' bUI 1"*t" Ilt Jz!lL———-- Mayor occupied'the chair and seventy Wests goods in his name to manipulate. He cautions CHEAP tjUJJblb • .. r | \}±E ONETITJNGA. x'UBLTC CCITOOL Will ___f!s?-»r'1"I" ».-»™'«-r!?___g__'yi wpw> nroserit ' I 'Ladies and Gentlemen that be has no connection X i, e OPENKi) in the Stono Schoolroom, Queen- MONDAY SEPTEMBERS. WCiepiesem;. Vitti any otW^arty or parties whatever Gentle- r>WI?AT» "RT A"MTf T?T«a ? street, on MONDAY next, Bth inst. JIU^UAI, Olii iwinuw o A meeting of the Rifle Association will be men » s clothing donned or Byed, and Flnfched in v IM&Ax MhANKiU Lb J .„~ "~. -1— ' w held this afternoon to consider the sending of very superior manner. Ladies' Dresses and every «, _ " *"~ ~ " " UNREDEEMED AND OVERTIME representatives to Australia. j CHEAP SHEETINGS! PLEDGES, 1872^3., The Apoatolto aossion controversy is 3 shortland-stroot. \torks-Biohmond #S4iL^_ ■ w_ T -. a -pat? «S»fc ■.' . ~ j )t< MANCHESTER GOODSI ' • W^S : 1 The amount of Customs revenue yesterday IS!TED KNOWN. The under- $^$w,, ', t'"r'-:. -s_^j§_y^3ix£k RINGS, &c, &c. WMi £Hoskins is S tilldoin ff a good business K «L'.W hA7 ft^X^ ! -?IjB.WK{ l! "'T' "_ ix^LAND VOLUNTEERS. B . TOnTs" & CO. , He visits Christchurch in October and Auck- andlincut Wood. Yards:; BetwbenVojispidCustom- ' ..•,;;■ :- ; ■ ■ — , —L-. , ,*r,_fi.nM-«»«l WMr Ti rPerAn a lo,Austr a li7uT^e C raph Company] ■ — - -1.8 0 I LE.B AT 1«- •^JUdto "»»«? ffl^?s^ .wick Mart, on Monday next, the .thinst at n o'clock, [Per AnfilorAuati-lian l^elegraph Company.] -^-^^ QJ r, -^^^igg THEATRE; ■* nT» r, „ Market 'Sliuwe' Quepn-atreot, wlulddß unnsenly.' UNREDEEMED PLEDGES, j X V; \' H _^_JI» • V* j REDUCED Pillo ES • ALFRKd' X. ISAACS, |' As por Eccnlwj Star of 3rd and 4th September. DUNEDIN. Lessees ~ .. .. Messrs Collian & Co. ; . Captj coir.mandiug A. V. Cavalry. —, Mr Duncan reports wheat qitiefc- at ss. 3d GJRASTD FASHIONABLE KIGIIT. : ,''i .'■'■■ 'capt. oomraan^lj^ifev. Engineers. MONDAY; SEPTEMBER 8. v3&i to 5s fid ; oats in demand at 4s 4s to 4a Od, « f: .~'T~ T , T ,, ''crn'th n TT ATST T "NT Q J. 111? RBHUT BURNS, ~ _..._ _, , ~ T • j • ' stocks nearly out; barley, 7s, dull ; flour, THIS (Fhtday) EVENING, SEPT. 5,| M. A 1 Ji. IJN » c.-ipt commanding- Koyitl Co., AE.V. rfIJJB Subscriber has received 1U ; good enquiry at £12 10s to £12135; oatmeal, when wIU b« presented PJanclio'a Ooniody, ~ ~ ... JOIINMOWIiRAY, X eUuetions to seH by auction, at Ins Mart, on £24 per ton ; poarl barley, £31 ; bran, stocks . ontiUod-,- .- r ■ ■-■ . VfrTTSTTES to Oflll Special Attention C,pt. cemmanding A. Scottish E.V. Mon.lay, September 8, at 11 o clock, , V, >l Jl ' . THE pj{.xDE' OF THE "MARKET. \*/latLllß to Cftll opeciai auenxion ■ 40 kegs Prime oantorbuiy Bacon low, ii 3. ' . . ! 7 1 ' -..:•■. "'i ;/' ■ •• , ; 200 Canterbu/Cheoso , , To bo followed by tha Hibernian Afterpiece, ■ to his ~ '■ 4 C3 ses Bacon. GREYTOWN. o'c^llaghan qn iii^LAST legs. ;;..=.■: .:.,... [VTO T T C E.~The Situation , for This day. ~U- ». .. STOCK OP BLANKETS, SHEETINGS, QUILTS, ■•*•* Shepherd is filled up.-.Tno: Eoberton & Go. L. W. EATON, The Wairarapa Jockey Olub has arranged i', ox Office at Upton A Ca.'s.Queon-i.treet, where ~ •■ . i — Auctioneer for races about the end of February. Beats .-anbo »c oared ■. iONG CUHTATNS, TABLE LINEN. CALICOS, T OS V, Gold Ghaitl and Key, between '. «~ JjlCSaCil' ole- ;iS:^t!ih:l:: ' L* Wle S loyand-Hepburnstr ß ot«.-Finclor W illbe pppttwtvapv W»Tl<^ OHRISTCHUPvCH. _ To-morrow, September G, Kngagement; for aJp . . TOWELLINGS, TICKS, and MANCHBBTKR rev/arded by leaving it at this oliioo, ~ PKbLXMINAK^ .JNUHOL.. ;, This day. . .hiKhta of the oniV Oiie-iWiea OfmuaßU . • , ■ _ + T p4Wr ,n T(V n -r, rr.ij-,.1 "'TPTTQTTi'Ti'Ci OP EovseSlead and Co. quote breadstuff's much in the World, ~_ ..., - ; fiOODS of all Doscriptions, which arc offered LOIAL ENNISKILLEN ,ORANGE BY OBDER OP THL TRUSTMb Oi firmer ; wheat wanted .-it 5s 3d to 5s fid, free EUOKNK TOEDA AND JAME3 lISCDEK, LODGL No. 3; GEORGE TURRELL'S ESTATE., mills";; oats, '4g 6d Jto 4a 9.1, free ou* board j wl'°w!" Tra™fo,a^c, &T "*" ' " rTHE Regular. Micijitbly Meeting of VALUABLE FREEHOLD PROPERTIES, butler, no demand, lOd ; cheese, B^l. ~ , —v"^"~" Lower Prices than Charged by any X i^r aboVe xL^ g?, w, in H° ¥ d.o?T, tiie^ dße; * TO CLOSE ACCOUNTS. ' , : , . ( .. T>urM/H' AT, 1 WAT I? 1? THEATRE iiuwu,* jriiwa wittu vucwfacu uy a,uy room (Y.M.U.A.), Wellefiloy-street, THIS (Friday) WiSirSSARSAPAKILLA. X ON T}TimS DA^^ENING NEXT, House in the Oity of Auckland. iQVitecltOilttend- T™ SSS t±2 oi^S^urS; -*- - ■ , , . cj^.pmbt.r 11 ":> ' . T. GARDE, Hon. Sec. Estate to sell, at the Land Mart, Fort-street, on an 7- o-i>i«mu, i, ~ _ , early date in September, the following Properties, W" A W T E 'D A coiiPLiarrsNT: tiy benewt, -RT<sTvrATjpTr nun T?pifwmr pt'pttpt tp viz.: ™-— E„y AL co MPr; ~ ..8.V.. ;H.A. ta JUST OPENED . HEAVY OOU> MJM^COMPANY "^^25SSs -^itLiNEBs. ACCK r; ei'rc"r^rc LU , stock oE AT.itaßDg^.M^et™,^ • A~, ~, ~., , u_, ■-•- \—r. r-rrr( .~^ ~,-, T -rr™ -"L This Day, a Call of One Shilling per share .was HUNUa— Farm of 40 acres . r■' 7/ ... .... ,-. r Vij-1 ■•+' ■ r p ' v "tt a T. T. SHEETINGS AND QUILTS, made, payable to the Legal Manager, at the office of WAIKIEKtE- Farm 47 acres. ' ■Apply to . * _'.T_/' / i 1 1, X 11 A. XJ -v. » the Companyj on -WEDNESDAY, 10th day Of Farther particulars will be given in futnre t isauo v/ ' S. &J. R. VAILE. - \J (!// . ■'•■ '-■■ •■'■ September, 1873. • _ ■■■■ ' same numbers and qualities as the last Ship- EODT. SOMMERVJLT/E. SAMUEL CQCHRANEffr SON, „:. ... -L-.-rn - . , tar , : . ,<■.:•. . Legal Manager. Auctioneers. W;^S^JS^^-^•^^^V^i»3WJ»C«kr^ Wat, w,,ich ta ovory mß te »c garo fc, , , ___^ Situation in nny capacitr. Man a good scholar; not volt TllK BESTKt'IT OP MRS. ORANCII ~ l-i.i rfraidof hr-dwor.' Ho • - cook and tlorn^tic OKKATEBT SATISFACTION. HM QI, ET, a SIX-roomed Cottage, ' m^T BQi-vant, nurse. & C .-Apply t0AV.8.&., Star ofllce. ™> rV\IPKiANCE BAND i ■*- ple^t ly situated in the main street, New! , WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 10. .r — .AUCKLAND IJSHIJSJiAa^u ~ f _ market .._ Al)p j y tf) jH. AVitheford. ' "•' : '; —" , \! :; T \y|7"ANTED, a Plumber and Tin- , o», ••..■_. . —^-J LEASE OF THE CONQUERING HERO VV workers-Apply to J. v. -\Vitheford, New- . MONDAY, SEPTEMBER S, FINLAY'S TWILLED SHEETINGS,>ALL "f^OR SALE, the Lease of the Pre- GOLD MINING COMPANY, :"^ market. « To consist of Heading, Recitations, Songs.Duota, &c. ' •'• •' 'JL mises situate in Wynyarrl-stroet, now occupied ; r*c\T>(W\ A"Wm?T ' , <- — ! ~ ~ WTTVTTTC: ' ■■' */ Mr (i. S. Graham, comprising a joomfo:table si*, .. . WANTED, a BOY üboilt 15 or lb Ailmlssion-ONK SIIILUNd I WIUiJW ' • roomed CottHgc, with stable, grecn-honsn, and garden. ■ . \IUM ..-:■■!• years of r-0.-Apply 11. n. Bartlett. . Admission^ Has a good view of the harboxu-. Immediate poshes-, WITHOUT RESERVE, Photographer. ' ' _• ] Dp^ opfcn . at T. 30; to.commence at 8 o'clock. . 3d per yard lower in price. sion. G S GRAHAM. : " ' '~ .'""' '.' ' i, n i t i ;^«. ,-r, i— — —— H^ ~,. Norwich union Fire o'flico. npHE Subscribers have received in- T\7ANTED, Board and Lodg ng in !■]» /f- QNDA X POPQ LAH ' : X .tmctions-from », K. Baber; Esq., Legal V V a quiet and resprctablo noighbovrhood In 'JVI f _ itanager, to sell at the Land Mart, Fort street, on the suburbs. Gaod open a lew preferred.—Address f- -■ j> .... fiOOD QUALITY TOILET GUILTS N O 1 1 O &. , Wednesday, 10th inst., at 12 o'clock, />^ J.A , Mewmarket V■« -=i is 1 . IIUU • - » , —J , - hfl Lcaße h ' eld - by ' tho Conquering Hero Gold _!_.,. TniT ,_ 7 T -rj i o ! 2i yards long, from 7s lid. THE E Journeymen Bakers will told Mining Company, at.Coromandel, containing Tcrnis moderate. -Apply S/u rofllco. thoro y." 1 bo ... Tickets may be had of Messrs Phillip and Wright, limber. on me grouno ~ " ' . « T >v /•(/-vvTr<T7T>rr A"V "VTHTCTIAV \'F\'T Bakers. Double Tickets, 5s Cd. | —— ■TX-+T- ft XTni-c-n n~~^ n P +l-»n N 0 LO;Nl-' IjJU UJN jViUJN JJA V «^l- ■nTTTH T»TTTft ,T A?P? ST7F\ Hancing to commence at eight o'clock sharp. ? ; For particulars apply to toe. Manager; or/to WANTED, a Copy ot the . , r _ _ —, ■ DITTO DITTO {LAL^iu biAb), p_n_ffi charles Johnston, Sec.a SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, TV Youwj Lad-leu' Journal. .lan. 1, ]872. Any /^^ awn IJAWny BAZAAK ! — , Aiinttoiiaera •'■"=) person having one and wiring to tlfopow of the same (Jj. it AJN iJ 1< AJNO X liil^iliVJS. From 13s 6d. "TttTTTTA 1? n H Auctioneers. would confer a great favor on tho advertiser by apply- \*A i i ■■ •• rr _' |J»±JjajXJJ.JS.JJD.| ~.,:,.:: ing to Mrs A. Fossett, Shortlaud street, opposite C I P V H A U li, • ,? _L» ■ ' P JO vin ci al Government Gilding. . QUEBN . STKEET . -. - ■ „ .^.., , JL grtaofOgn -a^S^^"gJggS " | VyfTANTED, two Smart Lads.- u•,- .. ...a, :u.,,. SPLENDID QUALITY TOILET QUILTS,, iA£a^Skt <<« ' COKN EXGHANGE. , ; •~. ,ru: W THIS D\Y (FHID^Y) ' TUESDAY, and WEDNESDAY, September 8, 9, Apply E,n. Percy. Lome-street Bakery. TO-MO^OW (BATUED &)'/ "' i ' B^t ia Auckland. 2^^ lo Wl^ 6d ' >Xto commence each Evening at 8 o'clock. j TUESDAY, SEPTEMBEE 9ft . — ■ — ' , •■.' i' ''.<fM= ;i i '•'■- ■' '""' "?*" ■■> ' • ••». To I prevent the room being crowded a limited , " v »^i-ci v WANTED a General Servant. — " — " worth aea. .number o* tickets wi'l be issued, which can be had at JAMS. AND TART FRUITS.' Apply office of this paper. ! OPEN FBOM 2 O'CLOCK TO. 6, ANDrFHOM 7TO, . ""....,.'.. the Hotel. ■ • '•.";:. — i —> l .J.''. .) ' -■■ ■'■ ; - |" io p.m. - ■ , j . 6EO. W. BINNEY: ; i!'' WANTED, a Boy to make himself • ___'•■' •' ■•■■'-•••m . A AND W. CAR la, TTAS received instructions froin-tlie:': generally useful.-Apply at FarroW. (late ADM ISSION -ON E■S IT I LLLNG ;>.:., V ! DrtTO DITTO, 3 YARDS LONG, HOBbON brULKT. J_L , Melbourne, and Taswanion Jam-Company to Porter's) Dining Kooms. , : A-umxaaxva . ah«.««* /^^U .. House nnd Ship Plumbers, Gasfitters. &c. Glass M n w public auction, at the Corn Exchauge, on . _— = j cniLPBEST, KALF-I'KICE. ~ .. .. • •'' Chandeliers from 3to « fr-et. Light Eeflcctors of all Tlww f a y, Oth instant, at 11 o'clock, ex Hero, 1a ' SPRTNfr PART ' •' '• " :'""' " '' ' "'" "* 22s 6d; worth 308. .. - Hnds made to order on the shortt-t notice; Fluted 250 cases Jam, in lib. tin* ■ . —- — - _ , .^ ~.;.■ and Plain Enamelled from 25s nnd upwards, with ■ 50 cases Tart Fruit. ~.••.,•../' I ffP H E W A X.1j.0 JiJif.^. i . • !. . Pendant and Burners; guaranteed not to orack. Old ° WANTED to Purchase, a Lip-ht JL ' ■ of! ' Cliandcliers Cleaned, Eroczcd and Lacquered. } ; ~.., .. ... ... ..;<,/ iUU f ~EXi,l*i^.MKim:« .' _- . -' - : wxraout beseevb, . ..•>,., letter to Baker, Star office. . . A LARGE SELECTION OF LONG TT»TA MOQ A TSTTi TT AT?Mf)NTTTMS- i -j— jWILL OPEN ON SATURDAY NEXT,,- ■ piAiNfOb AJNU MAitMUJNIUMb \ __ ( __ . WANTED KNOWN that H. " SeptemberO, ' CURTAINS, A Capital Church Harmonium (fine tone), in -•':,' V., .. ''; t ■ ,7. ,mV '' WATTS has for Sale-200 cases Oranges. '- •~„ M -tt «V^ 1 O '•' .V. ,~■ ,', ; -,' ~..^^ , PbMshed Oak Also, 'iwoSmaV aJT by KePy. A : O'O RN ' 3S.X CH A N'G E;« PriceSs uer case- or Is per dozon.-'Apply at the WEBB bMUhIUbAijUUJM, T x-> t nr 1 t: t. " ■ veiy superior Zeigler Piaao m lted Walnut Ca"e. lhe Vv*" " ** ; . e t.P " PP < ' W^ L\? SL#,Y^? T'?E^l,v -1 '^ In Net, Muslin, Lens, &c Church larmonium is the >P rop cl iy of a gentleman, "^^FM RFR 9 ■ ' - i '(One door above United Service Hotel). an d must be Lold.— Webbs Pianoforte Saloon, TUESDAY, b_jir_.i!«JVl_>_jlt V. ■__._.._-__,_. _ , „ re 1 —1 in-rm'P J i r ' , ,■•'■' •■________• Upper Wellesley - street. N.U.-A Second-hand — AX7 ANTED, a Lad tor an oiiice; A OLL ie!ction bf stJVENTY-F'lVi; figures \ ,;;:<,'.:;.:.:; _ ■•• - -:- i*"' Piano, lib. t j o CLO se consignments. w¥ good penmanship and a knowledge of o f the Principal Characters of the Day, ~ -, ,^ : __— — —_ — ; . _~■..-. r^ef quislte--ApplybylettertOj- B -'M^^^ j^adful masSIWt 3'povebty bay SILKS, THO LET, one Nine-roomed-House j C 4 % BINNEY^ '\f 1 : ! . NEW ZEALAND, T :.«:;,:!... ly .', .; I .?..;■ UHJM X and one Fou'-roomrd situatated in VrTIJ_Tj,, S Qll, b\T ; public auptipn, ftt. ;) "tX7 ANTED, a Boy for the Kitchen. ! ~, n ~ , , ! " 20 percent.Tinder the usual prices. Mr°Ca Sterf 600^ street, 3 opposite PClv^stian Me«tfng- W " the CorniEixcliange, on Tuesday, Sept. 9, at -Apply ..iteAßci., Hotel, .. . ffiZtS Sffi! iuS;h.i..prtc* ! '! • - L '•' .^ lr°'doe?o'l!Siu^l» 'trrANTED a TeaAer to 'conduct" ''' ' ' "'" '"' "'"'' '': "' i .wTZtT'w.M-* %jfV £V A L MINING- INV-ST- iS T SSlfe? ffiu %7ANTBD, to.lnAmte. _ Lad :" ""' *««r— -' ' ,:,:,:',«,COSTPEIOE.. ; U - "~ c«tw ElG htjson^ ' .-j-ggggyr- V yV aboutlCyoars of ago to a trade. Bpspect , THE .. F IRS T !IJPO RT IO N'ii:' L ' ' I .TMJJtt _-....,,< 26, Shortland-strect, » » M °r ConneU - g H ams an _ Bacon able references can be given.-Apply to Mr Molloy, IXIXJ xx_i« Sept. 5,1573. . " » M _tton Hams m—a oTT Otahuliu. > oto „ ; , lu ,;,i.^fe^M'i:ca;J.: ; WilNTEfi DRESS' MATERIALS,' H —— —' ' 8 |; Wang anuißacon M ■•" ti ~— ~ " I : -o ■■•"••' s ' ' . riSo "ROOT AISTD SHOM.AKEJ_S 100 bags Canterbury Seed Oats TTTANTED, some Good Bushmen.- 'A S H PME N T i JACKETS, SHAWLS, ETC., 1 Ux P b e d_ pO sef o^he s^ Gotdwiii, and- 1 760 6 eß^o e _ VV Apply Holdship & Co., Custom-house-street. )■- ■■ » » ~1 -~, At-Beduced Prices. . = gj™^4^'# I gTl^^ :^ 251b" . /'•.:.-/'V^ WANTED KNOWN that- D N j;W SEASON'S (1873-4) TEAS, " I)l __^_ "• rj " IT^"^ " ' ! "'"S^cSlSchece f I Goldie is prepared to supply all kinds of «*1" "•" . ..' ~.. _. . oUI-LJ... ■-- - ./-'•• PTHtXTn m, ll,*** Po-nfloinoTi nnn 'hfi' ; ! &50 sacks Potatoes' / '.^U «^E_sE*jfs__,:^sa i«_ia_^«oMsai_j^__?«i? A . CHEAP tWEEI)g Tr!Lfi___^s2sSdS l»2 : i!_ssass_—tok' blocks Posts, Eails, Hardwood Felloes. Shafts, Iron \ PttuvtiVVW A 3.ARGE LOT OF CHEAP TWEEDS, denlce, with fun wiew of the harbour and withinji few ,| , : ,. : ;-_T—7^,^ tart tff.&V tfddYi Bark and Blue Gum Lath's. Shingles, &C..&C., at the VHOW,■, .i . ; . , . . . , : , ..< . minutes'wa 1': of the Banks. Hip and Shower Baths, Terms at Sale. : West market.prico, at his Yards, Custom House- For^Bbya* Wear, Just Opehxd, .. ute of Piano, &c—For card of address apply at the - ■ _____ street. •■■' ■■ ■ ginfllar to the best numbers of. the Acacia's cargo, | ■:,".';;,,:...,,•.,.,..,... ~^; .-'. STARoffice. _ JJ^J .q LJ . JI ri.,.TTr--- ' H ~~ " ~., ~ . ._ -.-^ - ■ tt-t^, rivr ; " xt1.1' . j" which gave such gonoral satisfaction last Season, and ,U,ii_A^fc£H'i ______''•■" -, ; ...: v EXCHANGE. ANTED KNOWN—Highest ho tho Trftdo to inspootvand^procuro^mpies. 1 , l>1 :. ~ ~,. , .... ...,. ; . rpHE Annual Meeting of Journey- ! CUJtJN A^AJNU -SaKTIS ttjUfr* ' Ev^ry'description of CLOTHING, HATS, TUESDAy L SEPTEMBER 9. ; ;; .. v ASsmart^nexVßJue^VVic^ The Shipment includes various grades, from good |, SHIETS, TWEEDS, t::i-•• 7 °'°IQCk- ■ WM . BELL, Chairman. (FOE THE BENEFIT, O^WHOM IT MAY II(Jj;M w>__af__._22s__i rfzirzrr^^ I GE o^ N b, -— steads, can be had at W.R.Hayward'e New Commo- the! growinj demand, this market for t^e finef, ,; J»ifll*«J .-•« ■_____-■ xriivii:jja.tvo. dious, Dry, and Clean Brick Premises, Wyndham i !,„„„ ■...L,""'" ""' !■ ' . -■■> rrrrl7^,^-r-^r-. -.1 1 If TILL Sell DV PUDIIC EUCtlOn, at ~., "—- -aj*.-^ ,;_^ :t; . ~j ; : WteoMto . f4 A _H_ I£,?_S_?£ rt '___ .Tass^""* I*-*'''"1 *-*'''" w A N T E,s, K N°w N_: H-B-MORTON- «rr:::r: reß£Sia^S^S • »---___»'^ ~,.., "W. LEY S, Bookbivdkr, -- j • n the prices, as all the new stock to TBMPLABS The District Deputy. Bro. Mackune, TERMS AT SALE. Machine Kuler; and Account T book Manufacturer, . 1 • V. ~,.__ _,„. pTrartf AaT?T> «" will make an' Explanatory Statement of the Order. . ! . : _1 Has REMOVED from Victoria street East to m/r A TZRI MAIZE" MAIZE ''I be shewn was .PURCHASED BE- free, and those who take an"__ . Wyndham street, next door above the Evening Star M Al/iii • m_VXAJj .. _U_i..L^JJ_ .. . FOKE THE NEW TARIFF CAME interest inGood Templarism are invited to attend. ! Ts^Tsx °ffice- ' PiUllfcOO JS'JMAB j -iNTQ 6PEEATION. -. .".■, '";,.' ',• ~ OSMUND LEWIS, G.T. T - CORN EXCHANGE. — f '—— ON 'SALE, {\ a ".,;.:.. September 5, 1573. . ' ■; ; . . fatrdC! WANTED it KNOWN that . . .... .■,• r •,. a"' ! \r a^ ri' ' '"■ '';'' ''-; '^ ■'■■■• ''_■•- ;/"J J::'' ■''"';;^>; J '_~ i.'. „Tr cs T tm- t» «a m : TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 9. A. BETTANY has just to hand another con- Ex- _*_!■.'. i*OM C L AH±nck .RWkb, ks.W. 1 •' ( HVV- T 0,,, -~ \WTTW -..=... • •!< ;; * « .or;, Tl/f AR X SIM PSO N, J-Ul^im r signment of that Very Superior BUTTEII known as • ! ,'■',' 7 ~ _XL , TATLOK, . . iAi'^Li_4_™ nw -wwriTM- tt' miv '■' the "DOUBLE ROSE," equal to any fresh, and better .„.,_-__,,,;,,, , ; . ~/^ ', ■ H. ATKI N. S, . TO VICTQRIA-STREET, (FOR THE BENEFIT OT WHOM IT MAY than some at the usual price, Is 3d per lb. Beware .= - ■■'■ ' ' ' "' ■ , . ~..• . , ~T7,. ■ ■ ■• -. 3' l*^"' . r--I wc_-f ■>.-. ; of spurious imitations,- A.B. being the Sole Agent in r-& _ -_ Ar , a M. T 7 -r, /Latb Hay AND HoXEYMAON. : Right-hand-side from Quecn-street-up. —-. : Auckland for the sale of "Double Rose" Butter, - 17 09 x> Abr O, MAIZiJtS \u*i* ■»-<" , * q E q BINNEY n 1 r— , vyZOTfci'-'!'•'--■ t1 ■■' • ' "•a>' - ~i ~| iv ■■- '■ •''"' "<'■> ■■'■• ■•'■ '■•' ■• Dyeing Clothes thero is not ono principal m town TT Cornl Exchange, on iuosaay, aepiemcer y, WANTED KNOWN.— Market price. .' , KJIh , ~:.,,,;,, . • ,Wi_bk B.«m at U 0 clock sharp -P_io_i ErauoED. SINGER'S NEW ,4, _~ ?_ "■ ■ WB-22 kega Butter . /;: , ~ ~ : family noiseless lock-stitch sewing ,3 ; h.b.morton. TN acpordanco,with the 27tn Clause m— w«• » '-■'• ■' I MACHINES.-M. A. Aldkich, Agent, Shortland ; ; 1 X A./: f. :.> ! ..:.!,'!./.(.' JL of the Liconsicg Act, 1871, I hereby &lvo notice . Tlfl —20 » n I street. Auckland. To meet the requirements of A.,j. nn , hnußfl.strflnt iba I intend to apply to tho Justices in Petty *^ ! customers who find a difficulty in paying tha full Cwtom-honscstroot, . Auckland, on tha 23rd!ut, fora Trensfer _v-ttit m : amount at once Mrs Aldbiob has adopted a method i .„.,.,„ ! °' « ''~./' my Lieonso qi the Impive Hotel, AucWand, to ** ' '.