WELLINGTON.

This day. Lady Fergusson was delivered of a son on Sunday afternoon, which died the same evening. ~,.,,.. H.M.s'Cljo has arrived from Sydney, having left ontthe Ist instant. She brings later news from Australia and England. Mr Voxel's medical advisers order him to cease work at once. He will visit Christ- [ church races. •'.'•■ , He also leaves on Thursday for home. j

BLENHEIM.

This day. The' migration of the White's Bay tele crabhic -staff to Blenheim was completely effected yesterday before five p. m, The Wairau races are fixed for February.

NELSON.

i '■ This day. Arrived —Wellington, from the South., cm -.; ■ ■ a —■

SUPREME COURT.

CRIMINAL SITTINGS. " ' THIS DAY. (Before His Honor Sir George A. Arney, Kt., Chief Justice. His Honor took his se'at-at teri o'clock. STEALING AURIfJkEOTJS ORE. William Snelgar and Edward Melbourne, two youths of seventeen^ described as cartel 8, were arraigned upon indictments charging them with, —Snelgar with stealing, and Mel bourne with receiving, one pound weight of gdld-bearing quartz, the: property of the,, I Otago ~ Gold Mining ~ j Copipany' (^Registered) on the '26th day, of J^lylast. ~. The' prisoners pleaded Not; Guilty.; Ii.»! > ■>•»

Mr Joy appeared for prisoners. ■■'■•'■ Mr Brookfield opened the case for the pro secution,' an\i -' described the nature of the 1 charges. '"_ "_ '" _'. John Joseph O'Brien deposed that in July last he was mine manager to,the Otago Gold mining Company, and that the Company were in the habj^jOf getting, their crushing done at the Imperial Crown battery, hy the Moanataiari tramway. The prisoner^ Snelgar ■•' "was 'theft employed in. hauli rig" stone Ifrom ;the\ hopper, -to |he'W'bat-. tery \on tliat "* dale, bjit he could not swear :-t.o -the quartz produced by Detective*" Brennan." He believed;it, was gold-bearing quartz, and such as the.Company were then . produtiing,.-'.;,^;'':., "... '......': '.'X;^l'Jl£ Wmiam^Willett deposed that.. he;_was.a' cart^.ftn_ employed in that capacity- b^ Mr Acres*,, who also employed the-prisoners~> He ,'distinctry remembered the 20th of July* whence and. the, prisoners were engaged in taking quartz to the battery. He was follow ing the prisoner, Snelgar, with ■ his dray loaded with quartz. -

To Mr, Joy : He did not see Snelgar touch' the quartz, nor did he obseve any stone | fall from his| dray ; | he, observed him j all the way from the mine to the | battery. ,He passed the spot where the quartz was said to be dropped, but did not seer, it. He must have seen it from its size had it either, been dropped by Snelgar: or fallen from the dray. .^He never told Detec tive1 '.Brennan ■othe*wi?ol,:'' ' The roacl'they took is used by the^Goldeh Galfi and yother.j companies. ' ■'i . ■'■'■' ';•,: ': • ;f:i To('Mr Brookfield r He was not aware that any other carts had.used the road on that particular day. > v '~■:. Patrick Brophy deposed that he was em ployed as braceman ; that is/running quartz from the shaft to the upper hopper. He was acquainted with the road from the mine to the battery.., He j had' ia good view of .the entire way, but he was. - not clear in his mind as to all they drivers and drays on. that day. He saw one empty at the U&zelbank, which followed*the-others:--He saw a lump-of-stone - fall from Snelgar's dray, and the It driverwas walking on the creek side "of the _dray. He expected to have seen the driver pick the stone up, but he did not do so. Thomas, McQuillan, employed as battery-: keeperidn the day in question, knew botbA.oi; the prisoners. He saw them on the 27th at the place at Grahamstown where he then livecL Snelgar spoke ,to him-ionj that day, and said he hati a'specimen by the creek,"and wished him to'fetch it for him; He agreed to''accompany him.' JMelboiirfie thjen|ciime up, and they began talk' about thefstone. He-then > went up - the oreek according to' Snhlgar's directions/ The two prisoners and another boy : followed. Snelgar at -length went and pickedUip the 'stone, and threw it dowri' the1 creek; -' AH 'four' went; down; after, and witness aind^the others commenced to break jtup,. when, ithey .were detected in the act by Detective- Brennan, who took them all in 'custody; Prisoners said,' ,( 'Mates let us all tell the same tale—we don't know anything about it, we are all innocent as doves."

To Mr Joy : He got out of custody by blowing the whole affair. He was promised his freedom for splitting. He knew he was doing,wrong in helping to steal the stone. He-thought Ihe' had" better tell,, and^ g^t ouib of trouble.''' He w„s' ih'the mess. '

Jphn Mackay gaye simliar evidence, jandy got liis liberiyr inthe samp; way ;as th£. last prisoner.V- He saw the quartz'; helped: ; to: break it up. He should--say the lump was bigger than, his-head.." r '.! US H X .To; Mp- Brookfield J -He 'could, not say« whether it was as thick;'itv(night'haye;'b'e^n'j He'flitl"hot"carry tile s'tonejf'Wayj^u^ttjie.' detective made them lug it' to the police station. Prisoners wished him not to split, or, to say ihat.it1 had faßeh from the]dray. | To Mr Joy : Detective Brennan had talkea to him about the matter. He was let out on the promise of $urnhag Queen's evidence. He had said his name was Smith. He gave that flame becaUsWhe'did'ndt wish his1 father to know any thing "about" it. His father lived at Bombay/ near Razorba,ck, It was customary for people -to < taker the name -of i Smith when they did-not-^ant: tfaehr <>wk names to be knowji, ■..''"' r Samuel Brennan, i ..officer, ,»ti GrahamStowri,-deposed4o making the arrest ofrj'ihe'jfour prisoners!, ; engaged irk; breaking atone; .. • u/'jt ,-.!','■ ':]' '. '\„' s biowau To Mr Joy : They all stated that'they; had' picked up the, stop* at first. .' / • ' "lT iThis, was the case for the prosecution. ,:•'■~j Mr Joy addressed the..jury for the,defence,! and referred to Mr O'Brien's evidence,1 ml! which he could not state positively that the stone did belong to the Otago ,Company • he would ohiy say it'was similar to that 1 which they I were breaking down at the time. Be- r sides it' was'doubtful whether the. piece before the Court.was,of any real value; he believed it was not worth half-a-crown. He contended further that apal'&y caseiike the preaehii ought; to have. teen diflpoJßed_' off 'at the Police Court,. and never should have been brought to the Supreip« Court ';<>» l: ; '!

?l 3. having summed ..,»UD,«,th& evidence before the Court the jury retired to .consider their verdict, and found, after an hour's deliberation, William Snedgar guilty, and Edwatd Melbourne not guilty. ;J The Coiirt'theii acquitted Melbourne, and sentenced Snedgar to be imprisoned for five calendar month's

. DISTRICT COURT.—Tins Day. (Before Thomas Beckham, Esq., R.M.)

KELLY V. KEANE AND JENKINSON.

JUDGMENT

This case was heard at the last sitting of the Court, and his Honor now gave judgment for the plaintiff for £24 Ss, with £9 7s costs.

AIW.OUItNMEiNfT,

The case of the trustees of Fugate v. Jeff cott was adjourned till to-morrow morning- Mr Cornford appeared for the plaintiff.

TWEETIKTDE (lOf.l) MINING. UQMI'ANY.

Mr James Russell, on behalf of the com pany, made an application for an order of the Court to confirm the choice of the share holders of Mr Thos. Macffarlane as Official Liquidator of the company. Granted, ■'"'"'

GEYDE V. T.OYLE

This was an action for breach of contract in a land purchase Damages were assessed at £35.

, ,Mr Pees appeared for the plaintiff,, and Mr Beveridge for the defence. 'The case was adjourned for a week, plaintiff paying costs.

WINTER. V. IiitOGUKN & SONS.

£25 10s, wages. ,. , ; -, ~ . Mr Laishley appeared for the plaintiff, and Mr McCormack for defendants.

Mr Laishley said the case was brought under the Contractors Debts Act, 1871, 13th section. His client was a carter who was employed,by, Messrs O'Neiland.Thpraas, and was one of the men left unpaid when they failed....-...,. .„,.,.,-..»..,.. ...--. -.....-<- -•-»- « -..-

Mr MacG»rmick here stated that he ap peared for James and-. Brogden, and should object to any evidence which had reference to third;parties until,it 'was shewn that Messrs Brogden,were privy.. : ■ j, Mr'Laishley said he, hoped to establish the privity of Messrs Brogden to the transactions of G'Ncil and Thomas by showing that they were subcontractors of Messrs Brogdten.

Mr MacC'ormick denied that they were. That would have to be provedby the plaintiff. i Francis. Winter, the plaintiff, w,as called, |and' deposed to being engaged by Dickey/ .whom he'described-as-O'N'eil and Thomas's foi-^iiiauji'a' descriptiqin1 which "was, objected to by Mr- MacGormick. . ~ ■.. : - .. . , ; to! - Witness said he was engaged by the day to cart and bag lime.at Mercer. The horses and carts w„ere,,- witness's own, and the amount'claimed Was for sixteen days' work done by himself, horses, and carts. The lime had to.be,cabbed from Onehunga to, a place between the Queen's Redoubt and -Mercer. • U;-' ■' ft - .--in * s.ii - 1 By,.Mr-'McCormi(}k?': • 'Tte ■ had;altered his; claim to brfng it under the" Contractor's Debts Acts. P Mr McCormick here produced a former accountl of rthe plaintiff sehfcinliiilJuly,' inf which the claim was made by the load and* *not by the day,-arid was in-reality a carrier's >*bill. The. Jearped cquffsel submitted, that lander that form', which was 1 obviously the -correct form, plaintiff's claim could not be recovered under the Act. -•''

About thirty cases of application by gold mining companies to have their names'struck out [of the assessment list of the Waiotahi District Board were fixed to be heard on Messrs Whitaker and Mc- Donald are the solicitoi-a for the companies, and Messrs McCormick and Tyler for the respondents in the cases of " John G'Groats, I and " Caledonian." claims, by which the other cases will bo governed.

ArT i ve d— Taranaki, from the North; ' ftago ship,'from Glasgow, with twoTTUn- Ired immigrants. There were two deaths and- one birth." All well. She had an ordinary passage. The passengers land- to-day,.;:, ;. The harque Hazel Home leaves tb: day-for Auckland, with the following carc;o :—20,000 hags, ">GO ieiripties, 7 casks, IS3 cases, S demijohns. Mr Cavalier, collector or the Gitarfhm?, died yesterday from look-jaw through tread ing on a nail. Mr Cargill, old colonist, has returned from Scotland by the Otago. [Pel Anglo Australian Telegraph Company.

AUSTRALIAN TELEGRAMS

[PER H.M. CLIO.]

SYDNEY.

..H;..i«i .. -, ~~, , , J; , October I.; . i The Government have accepted tenders for erecting new public offices in Bridge street. ,',.:;.; til, ■'. ■.:■•..;. pnlt..: l,<; .-.,,-...f ~. r ~, A. .testimonial is, .intended for the Chief i Justice pn retiring from the Bench. ' Ttie Premier has'notified a motion in the Assembly for Wednesday next, approving of the action of the Government'on the Suez and, Califqrnian mail,serviced. . , ~,.; - | There ,is an .upward, movement in brandies. I Sailed—October Ist, John Knox, for'

Lyttelton

BROKEN BAY.

~'"', '" . '\ t September 30,!".' The ketch Peahen' was caught in a severre'i squall and'1 capsized oh' Sunday night opposite Peat'sFerfy; H_wkesbury river. The brew waS'-savedi' ••—: ■■■-■'■ : '.: - ivoLla* a

MELBOURNE.

October 1, ' ! The Council of the University decided to 'offer Mr. Pearson the appointment^ of lecturer in history and political economy. j ThercaissPni of: the graving .dqck; lisvrapidly approaching completion. I Tenders are out, for the construction ©fa grand stand on fcneMelbourhe Cricket Ground, Ho be. used ..during ; the .matches with^the British. .' . .. ' \ A full Court decided in the case of Glass vl the Qtieen that 'fiieiplaintiff. is entitled, to aj crown grant on payment of five shillings penalty for improvement, /,:;■:,.;' I The Australian Alliance Assurance Com pany hfis declared a dividend often percent." with a: bonus of 3s per shape.g y >j a >,t \ • : In' the' Assembly, Mr Francis' .stated that/ hhe Governor had not received any telegram from the Imperial Government or Agent iGeneral. iespectiug theiMount; andy. Morris case, but he had communicated with them ■oh the ssbjleict." [ 0 i G . I il f. I In the Legislative Council was read the fining on Private Property' Bill for the ' <;second.tiine_-..»....*~t__«.._.-•«■**■ ■»_••!■»•'i"j_ "»> ■ a The Navigation Board has commenced an ioquiry into tyie collision of Bird .and the* Edith;iHavilandt Jt is adjoiirnfea -till to-morrow. , . : Mr Dobson has tabled a motion in the Upper House regretting the miscarriage of justice in the Mount Morris case. ! Search for^oitf aft OapePatteirgoncpntinues.

ADELAIDE.

f ' '' October 1. Telegrams from various Northern ter- Htory^iMS Reportlth'at the prospect*- are rvery good. They expect to have -a crushing Government intend to ask the Council to ■reconsider % 7 No^ern^Territory .^justice _Jill. _, ~ . n Wheat is advancing. Buyers will give fisSd. i SHt MO)i ' lIMM >!J<'iV- Kilt -!'

Later English Telegrams.

; _R*)L CH THOO JAKIiHnO rill'! '-!.!. < ' ADVANCE IN DISCOUNTS.

CABLE INTERRUPTION,

10ND,6Nw) . ..September 29. , ■ Thej^ank p£ England ( j-ate g dia«ounjb ha^j 'adyancedl to .five p.eyi.cen^'owijjg^.tp^ea^'J wisdr_waT3 of gold! m'.Gkxmmy M& Ajden-» iea. •llH". u

,»,.„.„,The cable between Hong. Kong and Sai gon has been interrupted, and is repairing, The steamer has started to restore communi cation.

AUCKLAND STOCK AND MINING REPORT.

Business done this day :'— Bank of New Zealand,—Buyers, £l(i 10s South British Insurance, —Buyers, 4f>s. Caledonian, £12183, £12 13s, £12 10s. Cure—sellers, 8s Gd. Kuranui, 25s 'Gd. Crown Prince—l4s paid-up. ' Watchman—Ss 6d Bird-in-Hand—l2s. ' •;',. Queen of Thames—3s id call paid. Tokatea, 3.15. : Union Beach —Buyers, 2<is (id J. E. Walker, Hon. Sec.

REPRESENTATIVE FHM'NC-Tms Day- The Miring in "the fifth and last match for the choice of representatives to take part in the intercolonial riilo contest ,at Melbourne took'place at the , Mount Eden range this afternoon.- The day was splendid* forming a welcome, change from what lias been ex perienced at most of those matches. A good deal of interest in the result was felt',, and the firing, which has been very close through out, was watched with great interest. The highest spores on Saturday wciu : — • Ist 2nd Brtl, 4th. Tl Skinner .. .. ( ;.j 5(3 02 <» 245 G. Partington .. 51 61 (!4 5!) 235 Stone 67 C!) 4r> (li. 232 E. E,. Partington .. 07 fio 57 14 '":j May (id 50 6fi (A 2 if) Alilerton -.. .. 57. 0-2 oi 84 214 The firing, to-day at the first two-ranges resulted : — w .n-;«;'V "';i: " i23oy(ls, ! HOOytls. T. w- Hj-iMcinnor ]<) is o^2 • Partington ................ 19 ji 075 W. Stone 2B 18 267 E. It Partington. .!.!!" 21 - 20 264 Alderton "j j 7 7,-r V'^ y ••• ••••• 2"- 10, 254 J. ,May is) jo 250 Bow dun .'.: 21 l(i 244

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' "WANTED, a Boy at the Occidental ;I■/ T T -110101; one nsea to a Restaurant preferred. WANTED, a good Bush Cook.— Apply sharp to .1. W. Wrl'cr, Custom-house street.-, . ~ WANTED, a Boy to milk and to make himself gonorally useful.-Apply to Mr Wator3, Confectioner, Queen street. : WANTE D, a respectable Girl about 10 or 13 years of aao.— Apply at tho i ofllce of this paper. rWANTED, immediately, a Man JL • />„■ accustomed to driving hordes.—Apply to -Capt] Cook Hotel, Kybcr Pass Boad. ' ..■", D E — ~ : —— nt . ~—i ■ WANTED, a-Boy to wait1 at table. ,; Apply Blue Post Dining Rooms, Victoria street, g • '■'.'..■ WANTED, a Nurse Girl.—Apply ( at tlie 'Church of England Grammar School, Parnell'. „" ... '; WANTED, a Housemaid.—Apply to Mrs Owen, Mount Eden. WANTED, a. Furnished Bedroom and Sitting-room (with use of kitchen), within 10 or 15 minutes of Post-office. Termesrnust be moderate.—Address " Zebra," Star office. WANTED, Tailor-esses.—Apply at the Clothing Factory, High-street.—Samuel Coombes. • ...••« WANTED, a steady. Butcher, an active young Man for shop, and a Carter.— Apply A. Dornwell. W" ANTED,' a Furnished Bedroom. ' S.C.;'Stx„ olllce. WANTED,; two Men ; must- be good milkers.—Apply to TJ. Morrison, Three Kings. r WANTE D, a respectable Boy'about 15 years of age, to learn the Harness-making Trade. - Apply, to M. S. flarriey. Saddler and Harness Maker, adjoining Victoria Hotel, Victoria street. WANTED, a Woman as Machi nist. ' One used to Leather work preferred. ,r-!Apply to Geo. Hemus, Newton Boot Factory. WANTED the/Butcher, Baker, Grocer, Farmer, Dairyman, and others of Auckland arid Its vicinity to krtowthat L Foster and Son are now supplying their string durable SPBING CABT JHAENESS at'Prices'to meet''tub tijibs. —133, Queen-street, next Union Bank, Auckland; anjd at Melbourne. . }.'...^',- WANTED, a General. Servant- Apply to Mrs. Garllck, Fern-Villa, Mount Albert, or to 7, Insurance Buildings, Queen-street. \XT ANT ED, a thorough General ! V V Servant for Miss Graham, EUerslie. -Apply tojMrs Kirkwood, Alton Bpad. • ' "•',!-,,..'.., ', „'.'.■' TTTILL shortly' be published every • TT week, the AUCKLAND MOSQUITO, a CoSnical. Periodical; price,, Cd per copy, or 53 per quarter.' Publishing Office! High street. \ ; ,: WANTED, a good General Servant for the country, n-Apply to Mrs Kirkwbbd,. AJ,tenßoad. t) < .'j,'-,'.., :,';,", .'■' , ~..' WANTED,.^ good General Servant' for t£e Hibernia H6tel,: OhShunga —-Apply at, the FJtzrpy Hqtel, "Wakefield street, Auckland,.- WANTED, an Experienced General : Servant!--Apply to- Mrs ■ Montague, four doors above the Old House at Home.- W" AN T E D,'•'Employment by a steady married man," in town or country ; gobd references. W.. Stab office. .'. i ?V Prices Reduced. SINGER'S NEW FAMILY' NOISELESS LOCK-STITCH SEWING MACIfrCTES:--M";'A. AipKicir", Agent; Sllbrtland' street. Auckland. *To ' meet the requirements of customers. who find a difliculty in paying the full amouii< ai oncfe Mns _ALt>ni'oir has adopteda niethod time paymentto-suit thanl. i. a v a j/..; »\ - | »vlftiV[ ,«rv_t ,<taitAHuJ3i E-c WILLIAMS,:--a„ i i.:i ; vjvli v ; Manager.; ,"" ■"■"• •" '• .-'- .; '~. u. \XTA NTE D .KNO^'N^-Highest; If V Price given for all OuT'Metals.' On Sale' (cheap), Ploughs ; 6, 7, and B'feet sheets' Galvanized Corrugated Iron ;.'alSo', Pumps',l Paints;'&01, Jkcl/at Alfred -SMaft's: nfelt Blue Post;, 'Victoria street." ■-' V • j ■___ 3 -_-_-^g|^|^ J ; 0 ;;y,: 1 ;;:;;:;,,,,, WANTED K'-lr 'g; W: N7 -that'• JOHK. WILLIAMS; Gate"oj. Wellesley', street), Cutler, Saw-trimmer, and umbrella-maker,, has Bemoved to Wyndham street; (nearly opposite tjio Evening Star office). N-B.—UmbreUas Be-oovere^.., ' W.A^T-.E ,D ~ ~X, JSTi 0;W- ; N„| -THAT -.-.■ '-. I ."I li) . - -■': • - I r w- 'LfeVs,'sooXßll*ol3l;.?; '';' ii :,, ''; j i Machine Euler, and- AceounWiook Manufacturer, ;■., '' Has BEMOVED from Viotorla street East to '^dh»m»treefo'nrtk'4o^v»bvWt.*U^^ Star • fftoHAiwaa* •:-1"^ - a.i^a..!oJi



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Besides all kinds .of domestic use, it can be applied to many varieties of manufacturing use, such as dress-making, mantle-' making, stay-making, and tailoring. ENGLAND'S QUEEN. This, remarkable Machire presents some entirely new features never befo-e realised in a Sewing Machine, and making it more extensively useful and more varied in its application, than any other Sewing Machine whatever, whether hand or treadle. In its application to pl> in sewing of every kiud it exactly resembles the Princess of Wales, but it it can be instantly changed without stopping the Machine to herring-bone stitching and to overseahiing. This .is effected by .simply turning a screw, and the width and length of the stitch arc regulated at pleasure. The arrangement permits of the overseaming or herring-boning of any fabric whatever, and will be found of immense value in the manufacture of children's clothing and in ornamental work. It ie>ms where elasticity is required the stitch of this Machine is superior to every existing Machine. It is important to observe that all these advantages are obtained with tho most perfect simplicity of construc tion. i&rNote the address:-MISS PENNAL, Dress, Mantle-maker, and Machinist, West End Hou.sk Wak r.rrixp strei-:t. Apprentice Wanted 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 tort and Custom house street, next Isaacs' Bonded Store. W. & G." "YYINSTONE. WANTED KNOWN, that D GoLDJE is prepared to supply all kinds of Timber and other Building materials, including Sashes, Doors, Mouldings, broad Timber, House- Blocks, Posts, Rails ,Ilardwood Pelloes. Shafts, Trran bark, and Blue Gum Laths, Shingles, <fee, &c, at the owo^t markot price, at his Yards, Custom Ilouse trcet NEWMARKET LITERARY ASSOCIA- T I 0 N. ■A in connection with the j~j- above, at the Presbyterian School-room, at S o'clock p.m. THIS EVENING. rpHE' Occidental Melbourne Cup -I- ' Sweepstake tor L 250 will positively take place on WEDNESDAY NIGHT, Octohor 15. EDWD. PERKINS. LOST, on Thursday Morning,' a Pawn-colored English Terrier Slut.—Any person returning the same to Thomas Chermside, Albert street, will be rewarded. ■pRINCE O? WALES THEATEE. Lessees ,: .. ' Messrs G. W. Collier & Co. GREAT PRODUCTION OP THE SEASON. TO-NIG II T, 1 'MONDAY, OCTOBER 13, 1873, Will be presentedTa Powerful and Sensational Play, in 5 Acts and Tableaux, Dramatised by LACIILAN McGOWAN (Comedian), from Wilkie Col^ns's Popular Novel, MAN AND WIFE! With New Appropriate Scenery and Effects, Painted by Mv Williajvis. Geoffery Delamayne (the MAN).. Mr G. W Collier Arnold Brinkworth (his Friend).. Mr J. Hooper Sir Patrick Lundie MrL. M'Gowan Julius Delamayne (brother to Geoffrey) .. Mr F. G. Lyster Mr1 Moy (Geoffrey's London Solicitor) .. Mr D. Clinton Maister Bishopriggs Mr J. Uesford Perry (the trainer) and Captain Newenden .. <'. Mr-W. Bontley Simpson (butler) Mr C. Vincent Groom (to Julius) Mr Gardener Anne Silvester (the WIPE) .. Mrs Walter Hill Lady Lundie (Sir Patrick's Sister- ' in-Law) and Hester Deathridge (tho dumb Cook) Mrs L. M'Gowan Mrs Clonarn (a rich young widow) itud Mrs Inchbare (landlady of the Scotch Inn) .. .. .. Mrs Lizzie Bushe Blanch Lundie Miss Bessie Vivian T*U ESDAY-MAN AND WIFE. FEIDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1573, B E NEPI T Ml If! W A L T E R B E;N,T L E Y. STILL WATERS RUN DEEP. Mr John Mildmay.. .. Mr Walter Eentlcy, Concluding with DR. Di BLINKO'S EXPOSITION OF SPIRITUALISM. Box Office at Upton & Co.'s, Queen-street, -where seats can be secured and tickets obtained. Dress Circle. 3s, Stalls, 2s ; Pit, One Shilling. ri I T V HALL. ! to-NIGfI;T (MONDAY) October 13. /,' j "!:"!:" ''/vJajm'i l'.\';' „ , "-.': ! !-.-! '•.' '.■ :; P^SITIVEIiY THE ' LAST THREE NIGHTS ! W. ; A."'': Q;W A'F M A N ' S I' ANTi-SPIRTTISM, ' 'j' •' ;: j -- j ■ 'Diversified by tho latest Fantastic Conjuring Illusions. Reserved Seats, 3s ; Stalls, 2s ; !: I PARADISE.. .. ONE SHILLING. tickets to be had at the Hall from 10 to 3 o'clock. , TENDEES will be received by the undersigned until noonof WEDNESDAY; the 15th October, for the Construction of a Brick Sewer in Wcllssloy street East. ' '~ _ '.' Plans and Specification enn be'seen at the Office of Morton Jones, No. 1, Queen street. - . WM. ALCOCK. Qctober, 7. 1873: " .._i_______ ___ j *Ur* • !-. TO BUILDERS.^ ;.-; ! ' ' ' h^ENDERS will be received'until; o-Jt noon of THURSDAY, ,tho 16tb inst., for the Erfeetion and Completion-of Brick Shops in Wellesley street. Plans and specifications to be seen at Mr Kbals'; offlcei Insurance Biiildiiigs.. .. i: ; : ,')' s '<. -, r J". ' p'IioVTNOIAtEKCHSrEKB'S OFFICE, . Wellington, New Zealand, "''■> j 15th September, 1873. j THE Provincial Government of the ./iProvince of Wellington are requiiiiig the l Services of - —- -■ ;!' FOUR COMPETEi^T, ENGINEERS I For the Construction of Roads' arid Bridges within • the Province. \l Applications, accompanied by testimonials, to be I addressed to Henry Bunny, Esq., Provincial Secretary, J, aBAIRD; "' V" ■. \ -..-.■:. .prQvlnciMS!»(?ine«t



PITT'- 7 WJBWHT -WESLEYA ISf ' ■ C! H U R C H. THE ANNUAL SOIREE, TO-MORROW (TUESDAY) EVENING,' After which a Public Meeting will take place in the iOlmroh. when the following Gontlcraen may be expected to take part:- Kevst in: Wallis, ■','"'■ Coinford, Turner, Macnipol, Raid, | i * ''■*' Crump, and others." Music will bo rendered by the Choir. Collections will bo made at each service. Tickets'for Soiree may lie obtained from Messrs. Edson, Welsmau, Somerville, Wiseman, Wayte, Queen-street, and Mr. Prime, Newton. i.! s^M^Ma AUCKLAND-RIFLE BRIGADE. rpiT.E Ammal Meeting will bo hold JL in the Drill-shed, Princs street, This (Monday) Evening, 13th instant, at Half-past 7 o'clock. SEERING H. MATTHEWS. , . . Brigade Secretary HflT TB, General; Dealer, • Old Market-house, will SELL OFF for two weeks, at tho Old Market, when he will let it, not finding time to attend to the place.-Knight's and , Wilson's Jams, 7s 4d per do^.en ; Morton's Capers, (is fid per dozen ; Washing Powder's, Sd |>or dozen ; Clothes Pegs, 'id per dozed- ?s ]>i-rb6x : I'ickled Wal nuts lis od'per, dozen ; White Starch, ad.per. lb by the packet, ;:kl per 11) by the case ; Curry Powder, largo bottles, liid ; Tomato Sauce Gd per bottle—2 for ltd. •1s tid jier dozen ; Plaid Matches, 7n 3d per gross; Pigs' Feet, 12 lbs for Is ; Pigs' Heads, from Canterbury, 2d per lb (less than cost, but must lie sold;; Ships' Bis cuits, 2d'per lb-7 lbs for Is, 12s per 100 lbs, £2 10s per cask : good Potatoes, 5s for 112 lbs; lot of Bacon, ■Id and lid per lb ; Hams, ~d per lb; lot of Mourning Bonnets, only la' Gd each- 15s per dozen; 150 Two- Shilling Novels, onlyls each : Decanters, 5s per pair ; small Plates, 2s per dozen ; China Dishes,.2s and 3s each ; Cellars, from Id to Id each : about 100 < dozen Children's Picture Books, only Is 2d per do:<en ; Cigarcttos, ,£3 10s per 1000 ; and a variety of other articles too numerous to mention Maize, -is (id per bushel. Wanted to Sell (cheap), (10 Acres of T,aml,at Whan garoi, Parish of W-iikiekie, in the County of Mars deb ; price, G7. Also, 80 acres at Whangaw-i, in tho Parish of UuataugaU, only £U.—Apply to H. Watt. Pitt-street. • <> " - Please to notice that this is a Genuine Sale for Two Weeks. _. : i AC OM EO RT A B LE Pr i vate B oarcl and residence opposite City Mission, Durham street AUCKLAND TTJEE CLUB. SUMME .1 ii ME ETI NG, TO UK HELP ON BOXING DAY AND 27tii DECEMBER, 1873. ON I'IIB ELLERSLIE RACECOURSE. Stewards : Mr Thomas Morrin I Mr Joseph Banks Mr James Russell | Captain Eraser Major George. Judge: Judge Beckham. STARTER : Mr Robert Wynj aid. Cr.v.pK ok TTtR Couksk: Mr Thomas Brown. Ha: -jtcaiteb.s : , Mr Joseph Bauks I Mr Joseph Bennett Major George. Cleiuc of the Scales j Mr William Marks. TEIAX STAKES—Ai Sweepstakes of S^sovs. each, with 50 soys added ; entrance, 2 soys ; for 3-yoar olds and upwards which have never won a prize exceeding 25 soys in value up to time of entrance. Weight for age : winner of any prize (after entry) ; to carry 71bs extra. Distance, 1\ miles. RAILWAY PLATE, of 50 soys. Entrance, 2 soys : . weight for age ; distance, '-('mile. , THE AUCKLAND TUKP CLUB CUP (Handicap I of 200 soy.-i, added to a sweepstakes of 10 soys each two miles; second horse to receive 25 soys, and third horse 10 soys from thestakes. Nomina tions.with 3sovs entrance enclosed.to be sent to the Secretary on or bcf6re the 10th November, at two o'clock p.m. Weights will be declared on or before the listh November. Acceptances, enclos : ing 5 soys, to be made by two o'clock oh 17th De- I comber, and balance of sweepstakes (5 so\'3) before ten o'clock on morning of the race. THE DRAPERS' PURSE—A Handicap Sweepstakes of -1 soys each, with 50 sOys added. Distance, l\ miles Entrance, 2 soys. . PRINCE OP WALES STAKES—A Sweepstakes of 3 tiiiisovs each, with -10 soys added. Weight .for,age. _i. Distance 1 mile. Winner to be sold by auction ■■ immediately after the race for 50 soys. Ifentered to be sold for 40 soys, allowed lOlbs ; if foviW soys, : allowed 171bs; if for 20 soys, allowed 2ilbs ;no further allowance. SECOND DAY. THE INNKEEPERS' PURSE-A Handicap Sweep • i stakes of 5 sqvs each, with 100 soys. added ; ! distance", I.V miles. Second horse to receive 15 soys from the stakes. Entrance, 3 soys. Weights ■ to be declared on or before S p.m. on the night of the first day's races. .. . PLYING STAKES.—A sweepstakes of .3 soys each with 30 soys added; weight for age'; distance, i mile.' Entrance, 1 soy. Winner of Railway Plate to carry 7 lbs extra. THE NEW ZEALAND CUP—A Handicap Sweep stakes of 10 soys each, with 200 soys added; two miles ; second horse to receive 25 soys, and third horse 10 soys from the stakes. Nomi nations, with 3 soys entrance enclosed, to be made to the secretary on or before the 17th ■ December, at 2 o'clock p.m. The weights to be declared on or before 8 o'clock p.m. on the night of the first day's races, and- acceptances, enclosing sweeps (10* soys), to be made by 10 o'clock on morning of second day's racing. THE CONSOLATION HANDICAP -A Sweepstakes of 3 soys each, with 40 soys added. Distance, i 1 mile . ■ : - ■ . A DACK RACE of 10, soys (entrance, 1 soy) for all untried horses. Distance, 1 mile. Tost entries. RULES AND REGULATIONS. Mares and Geldings allowed 31bs. In the Selling Race the winner shall be sold, with " his engagements at tho meeting. Any surplus above the selling price shall belong to the Auckland Turf Club, and any horse'in such Selling Race, though not a winner, may. at the request of.any ' person made to the stewards within fifteen minutes of weighing the first horse, be put up. to auction m the same way as the winner, the upset price to~ be the amount at which he is to be sold, or entered to be sold, together with the value of the stake. Any surplus to belong to the Auckland Turf Club. * In ail races where a forfeit has to be paid the owner of any hofso entered for any such race who shall neglect to declare and pay forfeit before 10 a.m. on the morning of the race shall bo liable for tho whole of the stakes unless otherwise specified m the conditions of any such race. All persons intending to withdraw horses are re quired to give notice to that effect to the Secretary or Clerk of the Scales at least half-an-hour before starting. Any person neglecting or refusing to comply with this rule shaU pay a fine, to be imposed by the stewards, not exceeding 5 soys to the Race Fund. The rules of the Victoria Racing Club have been adopted, and will be adhered to as far as practicable. No entry will be received for any of the races ! except upon this condition-that all disputes claims, and objections arising out of the racing shall., be decided by the stewards, or'those whom they may • appoint. Their decisions upon all points connected with' the carrying-out of this programme shall be Air entries to be sealed and addressed to the vSecretary, at the office of the-Auckland Turf Club, Duham-street, entrance-money enclosed, with the name ige, pedigroe of the horse, and performances; also name of the owner and colours of therider. Any jockey riding except in the colours entered will be fined 3 soys All sweepstake's, unless otherwise : specified, must be paid on or before 10 o'clock on the morning of , the first race-day. ' '.*,""". .. , , , -, ! All enlranoe fees and forfeits togo to the Auckland Turf Club. , _ _.' '' _ Qualification fee, 2 soys, except for Hack Race. No deduction will be made from the gross amount of the stakes. ■ • DATES OP ENTRIES AND ACCEPTANCES. For Turf Club Cup-Nonfinations, 10th November, 2 p.m.; weights declared," 18th 'November, 2 p.m. acceptances, 17th December, 2 p.m. General Entries—l7th December, before 2 p.m. N.B.—No entries will be received on B>ny[ pretence/-,J whatever after the hour named. ( JOSEPH BENNETT, i i . . Secretary, I f Dunham-street, Auckland '



■<-/"'{ A U T I - O N., . Or, S O N'S TO M A.T 0 SAUCE. , Connoisseurs pronounce this Sauce to be the BEST for general use in households, and, in con sequence of its high reputation, sonv< unprincipled persons have been induced to Collect Empty Bottles bearing the' manufacturer's name stamped thereon, and pals the same off as "Olson's Universal Tomato '.'Sauce." Tho proprietor has in consequence caused his TRADE MARK to be Registered under the provisions of tho "Trade Marks Act, 1866," and proceedings will be taken against such persons as may forge or counterfeit auoli mark. The public are cautioned to ASK FOR OLSON'S SAUCE, and see tliat the name is Stamped on Bottle and Stopper, and wrapped round with his well-known abei. TDi'l li E! EIRE!! EI BE!!! J. & J. JAMIESON, AUCKLAND ROUT & SHOE MART, (LATE OF QUEEN SPREET), Take this opportunity of informing their numerous " Friends and the Public generally that they have taken TEM PORA RY P REMISES IN ' WELLESLEY STREET EAST, Tuuek Dooits fhom Smart & Co.'s, Ironmongers. THE SALVAGE I'ltOM TIIE LATEI? I R E WILL i;k SOLD AT PRICES NEVER BEFORE HEARD OF ! GREAT SACRIFICES WILL BE MADE! (S3T Note the Audkess:— J. & J. JAMIESON, No. 5, WELLESLEY STREET EAST, Tiir.ee Doors fbom Smart and Co, yrAIZE! MAIZE!! MAIZE !J!! ON SALE, Ex Lesi.te, from Clarence River, N.S.W. 17 09 8.A..G-S MAIZE FOR SALE, in quantities to suit purchasers, at lowest Market price. ,i.-,„. m . '. * H. B. MORTON, .i , Custom-house-street, August^O, 1373. rp H E UNDERSIGNED Begs to notify that; he has„received, perj Wonga Wonga, THE FIRST PORTION OF A SHIPMENT OP NEW SEASON'S (1873-4) TEAS, Ex Steamship " Craig forth, " from'Foo Chow, Similar to the best numbers of the Acacia's cargo, which gave such general satisfaction last Season, and he invites the Trade to inspect and procure samples for liquoring. The Shipment includes various grades, from good medium to full-flavoured Souchong TEAS, and has been purchase Chow with a special view to the growing demand iti this market for the finer description of teas. , _ H. B. MORTON. TO New Arrivals.—Eor Sale, Cheap, all the Furniture of a Five-roomed Cottage. — For particulars apply 24, Wellington street. T ANN'S Celebrated Eheproof Safes, Charcoal and Coke Plates on Sale. E. & H. ISAACS. ICIEST-CLASS Board and Residence ? for one or two Gentlemen.—A good view of the harbour, Bath-room, Piano, &c.—Apply to Mrs A. Fossett, opposite Provincial Buildings, top of Short an d-street. _________ AUCKLAND HARBOUR BOARD, Leases of siieds on the wharf. Harbour Board Office, Auckland, Oct. 11.1573 THE Lease of the Sheds on the Eastern and Western T's, arid the Shed on the Queen-street Wharf, will be sold by Public Auction on Friday, tho 17th Instant, at noom Further particulars and conditions of Leases may be obtained upon application at this office. : WILLIAM C. DALDY, Chairman. TO LET, with immediate possession, a first-class Six-roomed House, ploasantly situated, within seven minutes' walk of town. The tenant will have the option of taking the Furniture (nearly new) at a vaulation. For further particulars apply to ■'» J. HTGHLEY & CO., Auctioneers, Queen street. ! . , . \ : LOYAL ORANGE LODGE, No. 1. rjIHE Regular Monthly Meeting of JL the above Lodge will be held in the Lodge Boom, Young Men's Christian Association Buildings, on Tuesday Evening, 14th inst., at 7.30 o'clock. By order of the W.M. i i.0.0.c, m.v., a.d. , Loyal good intent lodge, ■*■ ! No. 43G9. Odd Fellows' Hall, Cook street, ■ - October 13,1873. A FUNERAL MEETING of the -LJL Members of this Lodge will be held in the Lodge Room, TO-MORROW (Tuesday) AFTER- NdON, at 2 o'clock, for the purpose of following to the* grave the remains- of our departed Brother , Thomas Carb. ~ I Members of various Lodgcß ate respectfully invited to ittend. ~„,.. «i 11 .egalia: Black Scarfs and White Gloves, border of the N.G. H . j. SMITH , . Perm. Secretary. j ROYAL ARCH CHAPTER, I.C. , fllH E Regular Meetingof the Chapter ( JLI will be held at the Roomfc .Masonic Hotel This (Monday) Evening, at 7.30 o'clock. BY order, _. _.«_- «« I f B, G, WADE, C.H, &



AUCKLAND AND WAIKATO RAILWAY. TENDERS will be received until the \** J- 20th instant for the Building and Erection of Engine Shed at the Railway Terminus, Auckland. : Plans and specifications may be seen at this office. - JOHN B.ROGDEN & SONS. Contractor's Oflioe. Albert Barracks, Auckland, October 11,1873. -: I *f/. AUCKLAND AND WAIKATO -( RAILWAY. TENDERS will be received until tbe 20th inst. for the Construction and Delivery of Switches and Crossings. .. ' ■ • ' . ■-■ Plans and specifications may be seen at this office. J' ■< JOHN BROGDEN & SONS, iContractor's Office, Albert Barracks, ; Auckland, October 11,1873. fj ~~ 11.l lp { TUESDAY, OCTOBER 14. . - - 1 ■'. ■' ■■' 1." , • - 1 .1 - ■ COBRA, SALT PORK, TOBACCO. i i ( .. 1 T ■* 1 1 ——~ ■ . -I j. TRADE SALE OF ;„ TEAS, SUGAR, OILMEN'S STORES. • [!,'* ——— . \ ■ , , ( ,;-/ -,- - ~ UNRESERVED SALE OF WINES ANJ><i : i . i ■ •■»;:; i---*hr.'t SPIRITS.- ■: la.non;. .. ,1 ~,,-_ i., ,-, „,i -,-,j l.i >i, MI. ..* ..._ , j.t ,;' - -- " -:/;'..' '..',,',;■.■ lAU B. TONKS & CO. TTAVE'been instructed to sell on. Tuesday, October 14, at 11 o'clock, 1! , . . '■?• .•-■' 44bagsCobra ,--. ... ;..-.rji. '. ii-iaif 20 casks.Salt Pork u, tnfn 10 cases Whybrow's Warranted Pickles . -.., [ 10 cases Whybrow's Eagle Pickles 10 cases Cornflour, B. and P. , , , . ; 1 10 casks Loaf Sugar 10 casks Red Herrings ,-.. „< m ■ 10 kegs Pearl Barley ..-,,.,.. - ■:. 1' < ..' 0 cases Durham Mustard, Jib- \.. . =1; .' I : 8 cases Superior Mustard, 7lb. 5 tons Rice 25 cases L. and P. AVercester Sauce:' ~<. _J ! 10 casks Currants r A °0 cases Plaid Vestas , 10 cases Patent Safety ditto. : , \)f.\ T E A S : fti 1-chests August Frederick, Nos. 7, 20 TOBACCOS: ,30 boxes Fanny Wilmers, Navy 6'f 1 7 boxes Eaglands, 10's 8 boxes Virginie Honeydew 20 boxes Prince Albert, 10's WINES'AND SPIRITS, .1 ' g 12 o'clock, ...., -«•• f /. ■ * Without Reserve: 25 quarter-casks Superior Sherry • 2 casks Superior Port N 1 hhd. Pale Brandy • f ( ;g j \ I 9 cases Byas s Stout.! < •• 00 ,'". >. \ .. ~.„■ .1 ~ ;...'■; -,:iu fJI%Kt ~ \ . V? —_*___ TO-MORROW, OCTOBER 14. 940 MATS MAURITIUS SUGAR, To Close Consignments. B. TONKS Sr CO. TTAYE been instructed to sell, To rpL , morrow (Tuesday). October 14, at lljo'clockj ; 590 small pockets Mauritius Crystals. White tj 200 small pockets Mauritius Csystals, Bright Straw . 150 ditto ditto, Bright Yellow. The instructions are imperative to seU. ; TO-MORROW, OCTOBER 14.' M': ';'!'' POTATOES.. POTATOES. POTATOES.! Ex Zior, from Lyttelton. .;...-. . a THE Subscriber has received instruc tions to sell by auction! at his Mart, To-morrow ' (Tuesday), at 11 o'clock, i"s:' ---', , 40 tons Potatoes ~',,,..., x> -"IgflOO Prime Cheese' ~' ," :'' '-' ' " 10 cwt.'Bacon 20 kegs Butter. , ) i\:::. :, \t.-A L. W. EAT 0% V ..li. Auctioneer. ;■ ■ ■ "'-■•• ,i.—. —- - p WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER'IS. '■' 'c'i.t Y^~_i^A'':R;_?^' J'-:f :■''s% GENERAL DRAPERY AND CLOTHING. . -.. 1 , GRANT,_ MORTON >■'.■>'■ y>l J a HAVE received instructions to sell vi by auotion, at their Mart, 6b '"Wednesday, October 15, at 11 o'clock, GENERAL DRAPERY, WOOIJsENS, CLOTHING, &c,, &0., &c. Terms at Sale. .? ■ ■ - '-■ : TUESDAY1, OCTOBER 14. ' " i/L HANDSOME WALNUT PIANOFO^E 31" ; ~ • (By BnoADWobn), *vl*i; HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, SEWING T;!-'-"nl'!r MACHINE, &0. '.n: ■:■■. -dr AT KARANGAHAPE ROAD. TPIB Subscribers have received in structions from Mrs Tuck to sell at her resi dence, Karangahape Road (oppesite Upper Queen street), on Tuesday, 14th inst., at eleven o'clock, Her Valuable HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, com prising Handsome Walnut Cottage Pianoforte/ s (by Broadwood), Hand Sewing Machine, 14-day? I Marble. Clock, and a Choice Selection of Draw- ■ ing-room, Dining-room, and Bed-room Furni ture ; Kitchen Utensils, Oven, 1 &c, &c.. &c. I SAMUEL COOHRANE & SON, .|i . . Auctioneers. ( •,.!,',■• - . t j TUESDAY, 21st OCTOBER.., , LEASE OF HOSPITAL' RESERVE. THE Undersigned have been in structed by the Deputy-Superintendent to offer for (Lease by Public Auction, &T tneif BBBt; Wrtr 1 street, at 12 o'clock noon on the date above named, •;.»,. THE HOSPITAL RESERVE, situate near the, '> I Harp of Erin Inn, on the Great South Road, 'nf j Suburbs of Auckland, Parish of Waitemata, fi County of Eden, and being AUot'ment lla'," oLf_S j Section 12, containing27a. Or. 23p.'';.,;'■ <-;^ ■"■'': ' ,'"'* 3®» Plans May be Seen at 9nR'MART;?6i ■ am i 9AMUEL COCHRANB & SONi ' : 'A I ,t-,.., .;-Auotto_eeri ? ~,';,,,',-'. : '*^ '~!,'':-,: i1 j i-j l,b '- . '.'I-... -• : : n-> .in... ; >ll vi v , lOiVt • .; ,'d] .'ifjjj.iHO