was charged with steolin" a valuable Motor dog, the property of Mr Ching. The prisoner was in the employ of Mr Chin" and was told to take the dog out for a run.' He obeyed the order, but never came back again. It was afterwards discovered that the flog had been sold to a Mr Cassin, at Onehnnga, for 7s 6d. Mr Cassin, when called upon to give hia evidence, did not appear, and his Worship maxle some very strong remarks on his con duct in purchasing a well-trained valuable dog for so small a sum. He ought to have known that it was not honestly come by. . '; Mr Brohara said that though young in years the prisoner was a finished thief. His Worship sentenced the prisoner, who said that the clog followed him, to six months' imprisonment with hard labour. , . This concluded the business.

THE SUPERINTENDENCE ELECTION.

(To the Editor of the Evening Star.) g rßj I have read your report of Mr Dar gaville's speech which he delivered in the Mechanics' Institute on Thursday night last, and he says that the Thames people refuse to pay the education rate, swearing that if they are forced to do so the 3' will burn Mr Lusk in effigy. Now, sir, what is the meaning of this ? What harm wil! it do Mr Lusk or the Government if they do burn Mr Lusk in effigy ? Why not enforce the edu cation ..rate at. ths Thames as well as at Auckland ? A few of them brought up to Court, and made pay their one pound and costs, would bring them to their senses, and I think it was most shameful in one who aspires to the position of chief magistrate 'of this province to encourage the people of Auckland to break the law, which he has done by advising them to go and do likewise. —Yours, &c, Aw Elector.

(To the Editor of the Evening Star.) Sir, —I could hardly credit my senses when I read the leading article of your morning contemporary the Herald, and, as an inde pendent elector, for myself and many others, I may say the four columns devoted to Mr Dargaville were sickening and vile. The re port of Mr Dargaville's speech may read very bitter, but was it not known that certain gentlemen were going to ask some funny questions ; and if so, he touched them to the quick, and took away their sting. Who shall blame him ? The speech of Mr Dargaville was eloquent, clear, and concise. He proved beyond a doubt, though the Superintendent signed the resig nation of Mr Sheehan, yet whatever his own views might be he had, and was obliged to accept the advice of his Executive, which at the time appears only to have consisted of Mr Hurst. But in this luminous article—l mean voluminous —I will touch on two or three points. Why does the Herald meddle with bank matters? The editor says' Why did not Mr Dargaville tell his hearers that it was the exceptional instances in his own bank (the Union) towards the customers who dealt with it which led certain energetic, clear-headed colonists to see that.the time had come to establish the local institution, which is the present bugbear. ' I ask, sir, what is meant by this paragraph ? Was it written in a white heat of passion ? I can only imagine so because from whom did cus tomers receive this insolence? Oh surely neither from the manager they took from the Union Bank or the other gentlemen thus left with him; and if not, who then? Echo answers no one. Another point, the Jlerald, takes credit for the same frank having purchased a patent to separate the silver from gold, and says they were thus - able *to export the silver and gold, and pay duty on each. How extremely kind. One could imagine the silver had escaped duty altogether before, but in reality, sir, this was a spec, of the bank, and by ; it they paid considerably lesg duty to to the country than any other bank, and might and were in a position to have given the^miners a better price than ony one else. Did they do ho? , Mr Dargaville hits hard, and can take care of himself, and will go in with flying colours as the present Super intendent, and, in spite of the Herald, every year^ttie province is shaking off the old identity, and they don't like it. —Yours, &c., An Elector.

TELEGRAPHIC.

LATEST THAMES NEWS.

Crushing Beturns. .* P I : GRAHAMSTOWN.^i' .* ..H/.H .-■■■'• ■•■■■■■■• ■ t This day.;/)' Lowe's tribute (Toqkey's mine) isretofting to-day._.After_crushing. JBO tons they have 310 oz gold. The Birdan-hand retortijng U expected to s yield7o oz. ', ~~, ". ~ , The Cure hasj&arted "crushing. , t , ( , , - The Bright Smile gold, when melted, gave 336 ounces. ' ' ■ The Queen of Beauty have 233 ounces* The City of London have 123 ounces. ! The Bird inhand crushing for three ■weeks only gave 47 ounces, retorted from 150 tons. The Sharemarket is very weak; • '," I

TAURANGA.

This day. The Vincent and Kingleader sailed coast wise to-day^ the Vincent for the Barrier and the Ringleader on a cruise.. Grey,; charged with horse-stealing and false pretences, has been remanded to Opotiki. B • • i

LATEST SOUTHERN NEWS.

.•,;" f; 'LYT^KELTdN.^>^ '■>':;., "°<""-:- i - -r-1^- ' ■ 'TMBlday. Sailed:: Veldcida^e, Langatone;-iactEdwin Foxy.for Newcastle. . • The Jubilee sailed.this morning. In ad dition to a large cargo" she takes gold valued at£7S,ooo. *i '■■'-■' The: Tatanaki haa arriyed, and failed on Saturday afternoon for the South. The Paterson sails NortH on Tuesday, tii M-'-'Gi Mackay' has been appointed ageirfr forth© New /Zealand Shipping Company, in Lyttolton. Tic- - ' ■ - Mr Coster, manager of the New Zealand Bank, goes home to manage the ShM)in^ r Company, at a Salary reported at £25()0". ~ ]. Mr Gould has resigned in eonseq\ieiice. Mr Studholme has been appointed in his; place.' It is stated that Mr Mackay is to receive £500 per annum as agent in Lyttelton.

PORT CHALMERS.

This day. A new scam of coal has been'met1 in the, new survey of the high leveltiinnel aiDjQbpijaij, Bay, on the proposed route 'of1 the Moeraki and Dunedin railway. The tunnel -"rill be forty chains instead of seventy ! at the lowest level. ,

WELLINGTON.

like Anni&Melhuish was seized this mom nu^n^he patent slip by the Deputy-Marshall of the Vice-Admiralty Court, at the suit of the New-Zealand Steam Shipping-Gompany for £2000 salvage. '■ ~ , ": Mr Pransfield, Mayor of Wellington, retires from^.seeking re:eleofcion in conse quence q! the severe oritieiam of the Pott,

THE EVENING STAB, MONDAY, _ Sflj^MBSiCR I 4-B*fc^



OTANTED, a Sceady Man- as Runner for Vv the Eoenim/ Star.— Apply to the Publisher.' WANTED, to Ecnt a Coach-house i and Single SWI forhorseand buggy, within a short distance of Cab stand, Queen street.—Appiy to General Post-Ollicc, Box 106. WAJSTED, a good clean Cook.— Apply to A. .Dovjwe?% Queen street. WANTED, a Lad to assist in the kitchen.-Apply United States Dining Rooms. WAITED, a Man to milk, and make himself geuoraUy useful.-Apply ti G. J.obn Snodgrass, Great South P.oad' WANTED, two Smart-Lads.— Apply to E. H. Percy,. Lorne-strcet Bakery. WANT ED, astronp.Bpy.—Apply to . : ,; W. Webb, Nelson-street;- WANTED, a Strong Active Lad.—Apply to George Giles, Queen-street.^ W4J^TEI?, afespectableuGirl abou^, 15.--Apply at the Star office. WANTED, a Blacksmith; nono but£ood hands need apply.—Frascr&Tinne, Phcenix Foundry* .;,. '■ ..'•' WANTED a Boy, about 16 years of age, to the Boot trade. —Enquire at the office of this paper. WASTED, a Teacher to conduct two ■ Half-times Schools in the Matakana district. Note of pai.iculars aX Star office. .■':, J. M. MURRAY, Chairman School Committee Lower Matakana. WANTED, a General Servant; , .good references reqvired.—Apply 71, Cook street. . / ' WANTED, good Bushmen.— J. W. Waller, Timber Merchant, Custom house street. ;, WANTED KNOW. N.^- P.RTOKS RKBirOED. SINGER'S NEW FAMILY NOISELESS LOCK-STITCH SEWING MACHINES.-M. A. Aldkich,' Agent, Shortland street. Auckland. To meet the ' requirements of customers wlio-find a difficulty in paying tho full amoxint at onceMits Aldkich hsis adopted a method time payment to'suit them. C. E. WILLIAMS, - j .; ,i ;',.■, • , Manager. WANTED, Parties to Contract for Fell ing and Cutting 1000 or more Tons of Firewood ; aiso, a few good Bushmen and two pairs Pit Sawyers.—E. QlßßOJffi, One hunga. .. WANTED, by a respectable elderly person, a Situation as Ilousekeepar.'-Apply by letter to Mrs i'orbes, Star oftico.j -xVi AE i ■'■ '- WANTED the public to call at No. 17, in tho Market, and carry away a side each of the best Canterbury 'Bacon*, Isold at the low price oi 3d per 1b V best in the to«,nj!Sjd 'by the half- side.and 9d in small quantities. • Note the" addrsss—. No. 17, the Market Hall, BETTANY'S Provisioa Store. WANTED, a trustworthy middle aged woman as Nurse to take charge of children.—Apply to Lady Martin, Taurarua, ParneUi; on Mondays and Thursdays, from 10 n in. to 1 p.m. • I WANTED, an experienced Q-eneral Servant—Apply "at Montague's Fancy Bazaar. WANTED, some Good Bushmen.— Apply Holdship & Co., Custom-house-street WANTED KNOWN, that Mattressos, Bedding, Iron and Wood Bed steads, can be had at W. R. Hayward's New Commo dious, Dry, and Clean Brick Premises, Wyndham treet, next Queon street,.corner. . , rj !\ \ TX7ANTED KNOWN.—The under !» T 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 houso street, next Isaacs' Bonded Store, ~ .. , W. & G. WINSTONS; I kwf ANTED KNOWN j VV THAT W. LEYS, BoOTCuADERt I Machino Euler, and Account-book Manufacturer,' Has REMOVED from Victoria street East, tb WyHilham street, next door abovo the Evening Star (jffice. . r.f . v * \JTJT ANTED KNOWN, that D i. . W Golbib "s prepared to supply iall kinds of • Timber and other Building materials, including Sashes,- Doors, Mouldings, Broad Timber, House-' Posts, Kails, Hardwood; FoUpes,i.]Shaft's, Iron Bark, and Blue Sum Laths, Sliingles, &c, &"£, at the bwest market price, at his Yards, Custom .House; street. .«B.M'HU>-fl An -<.> U,1.l 1/ ;.: A- 3 iN..T-E D ■-'&-N'O-W-N. £ WILLIAM EDGAK, whUst hcartilyithanking, many kind :friends! and patrons in" Aiickl^nd and ifis vicinity for tho libcial support he has received since 1864, would respectfully intimate that an un p'rincipledparty has been the habit of receiving goods in his name to manipulate,., He. cautipns liadies and•' Gentlemen that he Has no'connection with any other party or parties whatever Gentle men's Clpthing Cleaned, or Dyed, and>Fini»hed in a very superior manner. Ladies' Dresses and every imaginable woven fabric Dyed and jot, up to a; style unapproachable by any other.-WILLIAM EDGAR, 8. Shortland-strcet. Works—Richmond WANTED KNOWN—Highest Price given for all Old Metals. On Sale (cheap), Ploughs ; 6, 7,. apd 8 feet sheets Galvanised Corrugated Iron ; also, Pumps, Paints, &c, &c, at Alfred.Smart's, next Blue Post, Victoria street. ~, TjVBEJ! and EAST, adjoining Jones's I"1 Haircftttirig'SalOon, corner of Queen and West Queen streets. Good Singing, &&■, Trapeze _and Magic Lantern Views. Day and Night. -Admission: One Penny, i , - ( •;, ...•_ ~..vJ: j LOYAL ORANGE INSTITUTION. A SPECIAL MEETING of the Grand Orange Lodge of New Zealand will be held in the Lodge Room, We"*esl6y street, on MON DAY EVENING, the Bth September, at 7.30 0 clock shavp. i'\ - , .... . By order of the G.M. ■■ September 1, 1873. Si ALTERATION OF TIME..; JL^K^v -. f"PHE sailing of the s.s. SISIO^L.'J- WONGA WONGA is POSTPONED toll noon of Wodnesd^M instant. HMjEßvig _. i-^ "bJk. T?OE~WA]SrGANUI '4®feK<^Sv -I?-/- ' .WEIiIjINGTON.f iYXIBD. TON" A:NI) d(JN- edjn e;■ a X •vFfaiigami'i L will leave the Wharf, Onehuuga, for the above porta on WEDNESDAY next, rfru 3,; i I.' ' "■ ■I - ! - ' " For freight or passage apply to q BINNEY . - j! WOE WANaAREr ! AND fffis. JLJ MANGAP^T._The SOVEREIGN, OF IJxL THE SEAS, M. BfouNXitEE, wL". sail To «]^®>morrow, at neon.-For freight or passage apply onboard.,, ,i ~ [/»){/ i I ,'Tltl! 'i'l ' :'!'■ -jj O T■ I C E. JC BHEEHY bogß to state that it Ib not hia intention to Transfer the License of the Alexandra Hotel, Chapol-streot, to John Arthurs. Aupkl-nd, Ist Soptombei1,1878.



T OST,"'"-between Hobson street %s&' -Li College Hill, a .Lady's Locket; Tourquoi&'J Horse-shoe on back. The findor will be suitably re i warded.— Apply oftico of this paper. L.O ST, between Cook - street and "' College Hi", a Tomiuoiso Horae-sho?.— Any persr>n resto. :ng the same to Mr Cr«sen, Cook-street, wi.'l be rewr'dod. LObT, last evening on the "Wharf or Queen sfcr-et, a Portmonnaie, containing Bank Deposit Sl'p N.S.W. Bank for £176.—The finder will be reward-d on Icailng same at this office. BUNCH of Keys on white metal ring'lost i ten days ago. Five shillings will bo paid on their beMag loft at this office. THE UNDERSIGNED Begs to notify that ho has roceivod, pet- Wonga Wonga, ' THE FIRST PORTION , bis- AS, H I P M E N T OP NEW SEASON'S (1873-4) TEAS, 1 Ex Steamship " Craioforth," from Foo Chov, SimUa^ *° *'ie es' numbers of the Acacia's cargo, which gava SUoA Keneral satisfaction last Season, and he Invites'tho Ttanl c to ins Pect and Pr°cl'"e samples for' <.flupr'ng.. • _ :.■■;>.;■ :'.'!■ ■'.. The Shipment includes varleV Blades, from good medium to fu"-flavoured Souchong 'TEAS, and has been purchased in Foo Chow with a special view to the ..growing demand in this market for the finer description of teas. H. B. MORTON. UE¥ SEASON TEAS FOR SALE BY THE UNDERSIGNED—2OOO pkgs of NEW SBASON TEAS, nspecially selected for this market ex Cray forth and Acacia, to arriro per first steamer fipin, Sydney. Musters of the shipment per Acacia will be on view for samples at our stores. Owen & graham: TO THE ELECTORS OF THE ONE- , HUNGA SCHOOL COMMITTEE. Ci ENTLEMEN, —In consequence of v_JP being unablo to obtain what wo consider satis factory and neeessaiy assistance from the (,'ontral Board of Education, we have tiiis day sent in our resignation as members ©f the Onohnnga District Board.' ■■ \ JOHN M WAYLATSTD. P M. P. BJROOKFIELD. September 1, 1873. MESSRS. : BLAIR & LAMBERT, GROCERS AND PROVISION MERCHANTS, BEQ- to announce to their friends and the public genorally that their Stock of Canterbury BACON, CHEESE, and HAMS is well worth' inspection ; the quality and price is such 'as fo command satisfaction.. . • , , ' ■ ; EGGS of best quality and pretty equally mixed (duck and Kor.% and not twenty-four hours frdm ;tae Farmyard, lOd per dozen for this evening. Our SALT BUTTEIi unequalled, and Best FRESIi T BUTTER reduced to Is Cd. .. . ' ~ BLA I R & LAMBE RT, i.. GRO..CEES, * 18 9, QTJB X N S T Jtt E E IV;,;; ' , !j ) August 30, 1873. DAY op ISLANDS COAL TAED, BREAKWATER ROAD. 100 TONS COAL ON SALE, BY . . '.[ o •/>. t"• ;; • v aJI HENRY GILPILLAN, Agent. Queen street __ 'I 1/ t ... f- i i '{J MlnSdSl municipal election. r>- -,-i City Council Offices, " ' Auckland, August 27, 1873. IN pursuance of " ' porations' Act, lS^,1" and the Amendment Aots thereof; I, Philip Aaron Philips, Esquire, Mayor and Returning Officer of the City of Auckland, do hereby, give notice that an ELECTION 'will be held !on T HURSDAY, tho 11th September next, for the return of THREE qualified persona as COUNCILLORS of the City of Auckland. Candidates will requiro to bq NOMINATED on WEDNESDAY, the 3rd proximo/ and any "persons desirous of nominating,,a Candidate shall deliver to 'me, at this office, before '4 p.m. on »the day nfext pre ceding the nomination day, a nomination papersigned by not less than three persons duly qilalif ed to vote at the.said E'ection, and also by the person named therein aa a Candidate, , , , ~ , , ''Nomination papers can'Be procured On application to the Town Clerk. „„„,„„, „ t ~, ~ ~ ( i,P. A., PHILIPS, Mayor., .. , r ' D- ' ''."" ' and Returning Officer. TSMITH begs to inform the Public cl '•-: that he will'deliver all Goods bought at his stall FREE of CHARGE (within three miles of the Market.) Orders punctually Attended to. JOHN SMITH, Fruiterer and Greengrocer, No. 24 Stall Market-bouse. ' BRA IHMAS, PARK VARIETY. EG-GS for Setting, from imported • Stock. 7s 6d per dozen. 11 SOMBRVILLE, Grocer, Queen-Btreet, .■V* AND ' . SANFORD, Stall 25, Market. TO CARPENTERS.' rpENDERS! will be received up to JL 2 p.m. 6'n THURSDAY, the 4th September, for the Ejection of a Church at Papakura.' ' Apply to the Rev; Father O'Haiu; Otahuhu ", or, to Mr Mahoney, Architect. Auckland;' ■ ~ ~; j mo BE, LET,,,one;,,door from/Queen -I- street; Weilesley Street; Large' Premises ki Jo v rent, as a mariufacf ory ot any business.. Particulars to be,,had,^tjSspbb's Pianoforjie and Ka-moij'inn Saloon,'nearStrWatthew;s Church1, Weilesley street. •n dh'e. Auckland : gymnasium"l-- DRILL SHED ISj opei^, rfor Practice Monday, Wednesday, and Friday Evenfng'sj from eight to ten o'clock. Subscriptions—Quarterly, 12s 6d ; half veprly, £1 j Boys under 19*-half theseirates. iMembevs can'naVe the use o*. the' Gym'riasju'm aurin^ the'day if desired.. Volunteers' subscription for day practice, only 10s per half-year. , ._ Talstioi:-:.:;(TJL t . vtaost Hobkins, Hon. Instructor and Acting Treasurer. tTE&E F O R M O and HYGIPNIC MEDICATION.—A Lecture on thesftbare subject,*:!! bOjdeliyeredrbvpr. W. HoBEs/-M."D., 'm Edwardcr-street- Chv-ch, on WEDNESDAY EVENING NEXT, September 3, ■blffl.'M o'eipek. Tioketsi 6d; Children, £d. Wacccfa to bu appllca to the Organ Fund. ALADT having a comfortable [fur nished, House, near town, would be happy to accommodate lady or gentleman with Board, &o. Terms moderate.-Address " Home," offico of this



CHEAP QUILTS CHEAP BLANKETS? . ( r CHEAP SHEETINGS! CHEAP MANCHESTER GOODS! I ~i :, ; ;,;,,. O.: ~! '~ '■ I. ,: '■■ SOILED BLANKETS AT REDUCED PRICES. H. AT.KINS "VfTISHES to call Special Attention to his STOCK OF BLANKETS, SHEETINGS, QUILTS, LONG CURTAINS, TABLE LINKN. CALICOS, TOWELLINGS, TICKS, and MANCHESTER GOODS of all Description s, which are ofvbbxd at Lower Prices than Charged by any House in the City of Auckland. Hi 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 OIIEATEST SATISFACTION. 'i -. ' FINLAY'S TWILLED SHEETINGS, ALL. WIDTHS, 3d per yard lower in prico. ■> K . i GOOD QUALITY TOILET QUILTS, 2J yaxcU long, from 7s IW.-- A ! . /^TTO DITTO (LARGE SIZE), - 5) - ' r,:,, *', | , -.-, From 18»i64!l.ti:l .j -'■ ■d&a.l I ■ ,';!'■<■/ ','■''.;;;.::," , ; 'V.,^:-i .-" i' ».;-i -■■•; si?tiENDtD QUALITY TOILET QUILTS, j ~. JJcst in Auckland, 2J)yairdß long, 1M 6d • ■■: ;,;;■;•" [■;;■;>J**f.-.;..:.. -. ;v, ;3m^AEDS LONG; '■-iU,I .■.linoj :-lioHH ttUofl fin* nnlJffloV ■),1,;! (tmwfl jfiitoiautoK-Ijo.-.W hM-j- I.' A LAEGE SELECTION OF LONG < ■ ■ ■ Oitt fni^'Nei,!MiikUn/LeM,&o. ' ll^( ( V," W.o'- : ,<i*Vr. .*»<<'">• !■■■•';: ie b B L r ,,A/:C5.'iP :■ ;K S, « - lani ■ ■ !■ ' 20 p«r cent, under the usual prices. I The low-priced CbforedSilkft^bmi-ig'allßoldJ (the BETTER QUALITIES are Reduced , m .to COST PRICE.;,.a v G M. -TOM WINTER DRESS MATERIALS, JACKETS, SHAWLS, ETC., jpKS tkS Reduced ■-' X■'■ i -' > I ~,,., :.,n-.,^'l.:f ■'«■ • ■'■'■ Ai LARGE LOT OP JCHEAP TWEEDS, Fof Bof s' Wear, Just Ofihkd. ■■■'■>■ Every deflpription o! CLOTHING, HATS, SHIRTS^ TWEEDS, &c., &c., &c. i <_- ( { N.B»—Will be opened In a few days splendid Stock of NEW SUMMER M QOODB. 'ihere'Will «c no'advsnbe ri n the prices, aa all the now stock to be shewn was j, PURCHASED EB VOBB THE NEW TAKII'K CAME ! A INlb OPEiIATION} T '> I • -rii-o-HJC ATKINS! ' ' '"(L'atb1 'K *V"-'antv-' TTrt-shjr^WL""""*' (►--•■'■ ■ ■ :•: ■• ■- - " , '..!.l«!ii7<i>( ■'"Vui hihiahiJiM ©flhrM ■•>>■ * I fwifl •ilnrJiiqiwotq .Hi-ft beiiJee r.mhdO .* i ' .\Jiit (mid) mtul'inn'M- ibfuaH baaMw i w»ii li wx>) j .!■;.•.,■. i;l I. r ('lf <



QITY HALL. Q&AND OPENING SALE AT A. . LIN A B/frliY ,& , C 0 ..' s NEW DRAPERY AND CLOTHING ■ ;' '""' ' ESTABLISHMENT. A. LINABDRY & Co. Having taken those Commodious Premises known as the CITY HALL, and offoctod cxtonsivo adorations • and irrtprovemonts, takes this opportunity of informing . their numerous friends and the ftonoral public that they will inaugurate the opening of.thoirnew premises 'by holding a Grand SALE OP DRAPERY AND CLOTHING FOE ONE MONTH NEW GOODS CHEAP GOODS! „ . SEASONABLE GOODS ! 127 CASES AND BALES OF DRAPERY AND CLOTHING, Comprising the Largest, Cheapest, and Most At- I.' itiriciivs Stock in Auckland: All parties wishing a first-class articlo at Low Price will do well by Inspecting our IMMENSE STOCK before purchasing elsewhere. It comprises an immense Variety of NEW FANCT JDJRpS .GOODS,. FRENCH MERINOES, WOOL. PXAIDS, '■ WINCEYS, CRIMEAN AND WOOL J SHIRTINGS, | FLANNELS, BLANKETS, RUGS, COUNTERPANES, QUILTS, ' SHEETINGS, TABLE DAMASKS, j AND1 UNION feXfctJfflS,1'1 ' LENO, LACE, AND NET CURTAINS, .CARPETS, Ii?ELTS,< .HEARTH RUGS, j COIR AND CHINA MATTING, , &c, &c, &c, &c, &c. : UKIHTO.I 4j CASES LADIES' AND GENT'S SILK AND ALPACA UMB&ELLAS ; IJIIE s H!}tffi}ffi:W& DEPAETMEST J Gonip'riiol Evory Requisite in Mon'g, Boys', and i Youths' Superior j READY-MADE CLOTHING. H JEvery Article has been jolected with tho greatest 'regard to durability, comb'iued with good workman •!sHip and the 1 1 LATEST f STYLE^,OF iO FASH^pN,,,, , [We liavo now openod up, and on view, an Extensive Assortment in ifoILSON, SYDNEY,- AttD^GKEiJONG o oi .. TWEEDS,,, wld ,. M! , uwv , u 'Suits to match, Trousers and yeflts, . Trousers, •Coats, Bb'yS'l'BiHa"Y6tiths' Suits in every variety of styles and sizes, the materials ofj which are warranted.to give■ <gobfi;-wew^taid^trio prices are fully 20 per cent, lower than any other hduseiiitown. tu<n\ .fcJtMtJ atU'ft., Our Mends the WOEKINGn.qLASS.swUI.fIDid .a Large Variety of Goods suitable"!or their requirements In Heavy SERVICEABLE TWEEDS, Trousers. Coats, arid Vests.- Also, • the CELEBRATED 'CROWN BRAND MOLE TROUSERS, in all the qualities. faottori J and'%bo4en* CorJi Trousers. Pilot and Beaver Jackets, Cotton and Wool Shirts, Flannel and Serge Drawers and Singlets, and every (variety in Men's Underclothing. i ■ ■. ■ ;,, .., : ,, n ';uv?Mi*Bt AK-B:i;iOAiP.:8! SKlflO J i in'all the Newest Styles at Unheard-of Prices. j THE HOSIERY DEPARTMENT embraces everything new in Ties, CollaHf/Wn&*ftfe& && Gloves, Braces, Belts, ciilk and Linen Handker chiefs, Silk and Alpaca Umbrollas, Travelling Bags and Rugs, Portmanteaus, IMfiases; i I &c, &c, &c. Al|o, a Splendid Stock Jof Men's.'Boys, and Youths {celebrated utopia. waterproof y coats, And^ Leggings to match. 1 ,a a a v u-6-a. J a T-^ m t, °% H.B.—Note the Address, and call early for the m ./.,^'iaajflfPftSflftJO ,061 .nz % LINABUEY & GO.'fi, CITY HALL, Hia QUEEN STBBETI j t



PHINGE OF WALES THEATRE. ji_ L-'aecs Messrs Coldier & Co. GREAT SUCCESS OP KATHLEEN MAVOURNEEN, Eeceived on Saturday Evening by a Crowded and Enthu.sirt.itic Awlienco THIS (Monday) EVENING, SEPT. 1, will be repcuied the Irish Sensational Drama, in four acts, KATHLEEN MAVOURNEEN; .. . Or, St. Patrick's Eve. first Appearance of Mr V. 13. LYSTEE". HONGS, DUE TS, ET C. To conclude with UP IN TH E WOIt LD. Dress Circle, ['/a ; Stalls, 2s ; Pit—One Shilling. Box Plan at Messrs Upton & Co.'s, Queen-stree where Tickets can be obtained and scats secured d?il /|EAND FANCY BAZAAB. CI T V HAL L. 3k d SEPTEMBER, 1873. A BAZA ATI, under tho ausriir.es of the Presbyterian Church, will hn holil !n the nbovo Hall, bci-inninjt on WKDNKSDAY, 3nl Soptombor, at 2 o'clock. The object of tho iinziiM is to aid weak Country Congre gations in <;r'eotiug Manaos, or liquidating tho dobt on those already built. Handsome contributions have been received from fric-nds of the Church at Home, which have been liberally supplemented by the various congregations in the province Those who havo promised contributions will be good enough to send them to the parties to whom they have promised the same. Produce and ether contributions from the country to be sent to Messrs A. Clark & Sons, who havo kindly agreed to take charge of them. TO THE LOVERS OP THE MANLY ART OP SELF DEFENCE. AGRA.ND ENTERTAINMENT ■will be given to the Gentlemen of Parnell by H, S ALLAES (Champion of the Australian Colonies), at tho Tarnell Hal1, on WEDNESDAY, September 3. Doors open at 7 o'clock ; Sparring to commence at 8 o'clock. Tickets, 2s. BOAKD & HESIDENCE for four gentlemen it a respectable private family, on moderate terms ; or, for Lady ana Gentleman ; or, Furnished Apartments.—'For addrees a. ply at Star office. pOMPORTABLE Furnished Aparh \j mentsto Let, with or without Board.-Apply Akbar ifoiiie, Wei 1 ngton Ilousa. m COROMANDEL GOVERNMENT SCHOOLS. IN consequence ofjm Increased G-rant from:tho Central Board of Education the Corn rnittco of tho Lower Toy nsliip School are prepared to, receive further app^'catinns from persons willing- to u*ndei take thei duties of Schoolmaster at a salary of A IOO per annum, and Komalo Assistant Teacher, or Hclioolmi3treas, at as ,1a .; of £00 por annum. Applications from husband and w'fe, or father and daughter,' would be favor ably entertained by ,0*6,. Ooinmitteo. . j. • . Applications for bothofßces conj-.intly, or for either one separately, wl"1 be received until .noon on TUBS-. DAY, Qth/Septerabttr prox " . ,„. EtTSEBIUS WILSON, TTon. Sec. Kanpanga School Committee. ; Coromandel, Au^asc 29, 1373. rpBJJf DEES will be received till Boon JUf of the iStli instant for the Purchase of a most desirable Family liesidenco in Parnell, containing 8 rijoms, with ce"ar accommodation, water laid on, and aP othar conveniences. j The highest or any tendor not necessarily accepted. AMlPtb '■' ' ' JOHN CHURTON", ; > Vul&in-lane. J : ; TE N^D' EE S are. required by the • Undersigned on or before WEDNESDAY, the 3rd. September, at 12 o'clock, for purchasing, in three Iqts, 30 tpns el , \ • \ I ' MALLEABLE IRON, BROKKN CASTING, and BROKEN ENGINE. Separate offers for oach lot. Ifurther particulars may bo learned at the Comer art< ~., .- GEORGE SIBEIN. ] __. TO BUILDERS. rrfiSrfifriS^S bo rk'ciVedJtill riodn^ JL tho Sthjitist, for tho Kycotipn of Warehouses in Ctirtom aVill Comroercd streets. Tlaus, &c, at r4y oilico, liisuranco Buildings. " \ir. ■■:/:;:■::< ■■!■.• • - lUUHAiRD KEALS, .1 i Architect. rfTJltTtt'B SOUP AND STEAKS -JL FOR THE M'LLION! I . Mammoth "TTTUTLE" recontly imported per Sfir of tho South w. M' be Sowed up TO-MORROW at the Occidental Hotel. ■N.B.—Each participant is Entitled to a View of the ENp LESS. MAN. gfggj EDWARD PERKINS. , o ! TO-MORROW, JAT THE CORNER MART, .'At 12. o'Clock'; : ' J' &({ -g"'. ORNAMENTAL FLOWERING I>lX -SHEUBS AND FRUIT TREES. ''Last Sale of the Season for Spring planting, firpm the celebrated gardens of j JOHN BAPTIST & SON, SYDNEY. f 16 Magnolias % 8 Virbenmns I ' 8 L'equistims | 12 Pines, ■ , v ,'■ . 14 Cypresses '"- 14 Auracarias 10 Poducarpas 24, Azaleas, 12.varieties 56 Camelias, 31 varieties -OJDJilb^i varieties,: too numerous for; | -li/ D?...[ ad^erfcising. \, , if ; y ,;.fr'uit trees. . ;; r}, i-r 140 Peach-Trees, 8 varieties • 20 Nectatincs, 6 ditto v 50:-Apple?, 16 ditto ? ), •^^dSferribs, iS'ditto' 30 Pear Trees, lO.ditto,. . . 20 Figa, 7 ditto ,a '20 ttj;ange Trees, 4 ditto, recommended '•8 "WPluias, 10 ditto ■■;*■., ' ,8 Apiicots,.4 ditto .. ~ 18 Tylulberry Trees, 2.ditto , vij y^^ats, , o ;; v i'' i ~,_. Loquat's ana Liabon Lemons. ' ' 'G»E O RGE :'S I'B-^T.N;' -lw:<" 8 j Auctioneer. I ' j WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 3. B f O, O£S! .BOOK S t B OOKS !, ; STANDARD NOVELS! r|tM AgiabscrilVc^9' will seli, at 'the Jd ilaxi,, Fort-street,on Wednesday next, 3rdinst., at 11 o'clobk, ABOUT 300 VOLUMES LIGHT AKB AMUSING I LITERATURE, including 160 VOLUMES} STANDARD KOVELS. ! SAMUEL GOCHRANB * SDN, AHOt-iono^fl,



TO-MORROW, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 2. . TRADE SALE FINE TOBACC6S B TONKS & CO. HAVE been instructed to sell, To morrow, at U o'oTookj ex late avrivr.'s, 20 oases Tobacco, Orion 10"s' 19 ca«,e3 Tob ceo, Honeydew 10's 5 J-tlerccs Tobacco, Orion Tvrst 10 boxes Tob.xco, Orion Twist ■t res Tobacco, Two Seas, 10's 4 casfß Tobacco, Opal, 10's 20 J-boxes Tobacco, Fanny Wilmer's Navy, (is ~ . ■ ' >; ' 2 i-boxes Tob ceo, Cottrcll's Navy, C's ; ' 2 I boxes Tobacco, Cottrcll's Navy, f>'s 8 cfes Tob.-cun, \\ r !Vtei"ly, Poeketpicces 2 cases Tob:-ico, Pembroke, PockotpiecJS 9 box^s Flora Templo, I2in. twist 6 tons Company's No. 1 Sugar A trade lino of each lot w?!l ,bo absolutely sold. TO-MORROW, SEPTEMBER 2. COBRA, EX STAR OF THE SOUTH, FROM FIJI. B. TONKS & CO. WILL sell, To-morrow (Tuesday), at 11 o'clock prompt, 127 SACKS (8 TONS) COBRA. TO - M 0 It 11 0 W . LEMONS, NAVEL AND MANDARIN . ORANGES. B. TONKS & CO. WILL sell To-morrow, at half-past 10 o'clock sharp, 40 coses Oranges 8 do. Lemonds 6 do. Mandarins 2 do. Navel WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 3. CHOICE NEW TEAS, Ex STEAMER CRATGFORTIL. $%'; TON X S & CO. ARE instructed by Messrs J. Roberton and Co. to sell on Wednesday, 'atfj eleven o'clock, 783 packages choice Congou Teas (now landing, ex Craigliforth), specially ~ ;seleoted for this market. t.,1 i. Samples for liquoring now ready. j : ' •„ . C. OR N . EXCHANGE. I ■ ■.-,■..• TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 2. (For the Benefit of Whom it May Concern. "!* i '5 5 'KEOS BUTTER! GEO. W. BINNED WILL sell by public auction, at tbe Corn Exchange, on Tuesday, 2nd insfe, at II o'clock sharp, \ ; •.,.-•■ 55 KEGS BUTTER '20 BAGS ONIONS. ■■ iy Terms:-Cash. , . CORN EXCHANGE. TO-MQRRQW, SEPTEMBER 2. | ORANGES, MANDARINS, AND LEMONS. EX; WONG A jWONGA, FROM SYDNEY. !J G. W/"TTfNNEY , . lr . WILL sell by public auction, at the Corn Exchange, To-morrow (Tuesday), September 2, at Uo'dooksharp,. .;. 80 cases Oranges IS „ Mandailns >~ , , ■ i . $. ~ Lemons ~ . , ,«.»,„ *27 „ Oranges '' ''- 12 „ Mandarins 1 case Navel OrangeF. ; . ~ - '- , . .: ■ Terms: Cash. '•■'-■ ■- >' '^kbißi^ow, ib d'bLoc!K'A.M. pru^V ''FRtriT'! i•'; ■ ' tcmlleoxs W >n#nWrYr' :i':' 8" l ■"' TP ~,, . | lV ( {AltlliUlv . .-. , y ., -..,•( ,1. WILL' sell by auction at his Matt, Queen- li , street,,. To-morrqw, at 10 - o'olpck ; (l a.m., ex s.s. WongaWonga, from Sydney. 330 cases of Pine Pruit, consisting of . Oranges, Lemons, Apples, &c. TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER, 2, i , ' k AT 12 O'CLOCK NOON. *7f . . ■ . * ,f i BOOTS AND SHOES, HOUSEHOLD. FURNITURE, SEWING MACHINE, &c.. ;t R. ARTHUR WILL sell by auction, at liis Mart/ Queen-street, on Tuesday next, at 12 o'clock 8 CASES BOOTS'' AND SHOES 1 Sewing Machine, Singer's; . , . Also, ■ V j Household Furniture and Effects, Plated Ware. Tea J and Coffee Services, &c. & .; —— ; : to WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 3. EXTENSIVE SALE OF NUES EB T STOCK. i, ■, .. .' -f rfIJTE Subscribers has received X instructions from Mason Brothers, Parnell : , ; Nursery, to hold their li . :."/ • ; ';,...' i ■■ • - ■ - - i. •<■,%! lalnnual auction sale;»^ On WEioNESDAY, the 3rd September next, n^ili* '.'. ATTHBIEWUESERy, '..:.'>!.: wken there will be solda Varied and large Colleb- ;' ■ •* •■ tionof •• \ '. / fruit :and: ornamenta^':tree^m| 0 * j^,, ffKoMcjie PINUS'IKStGNIS, tow - •■•' pis ii#U ■ % CAMELLIAS,'1' ■' -I n A a; a MAGNOLIAS,^ ~-;, vt . c . (^, _~a j' I " " '.'. .. U«aJi ,'--■: .- ■■•-•:» tUteeuAbaHbr:tia£s&e}l rtj TWO I 1 " t , . . ' , ' ■ (5J J; O■. '"")' Sale to commence at 11 a.m. sharp. ■ ' "'••-; \t 8 '.'. " "' "'" !"'' '■ ' ■;''J't'^> Hi! Ii) «■. ". '.'. [(.••.■•-■:.■ ■•': ..• i ; -,;T «»• CroWther'3 'Busses pass the Nursery every half'; '"',:'. '■ ■ " *{ia*td ! fi?S&lJiad v ' . .""" t.'aiJS' ■ - b 'iP ~i ! j-- . , ''■■ •'■'■' ■ i i ■ - Bat<!& E, ARTHUR, ! :; vl