LATEST FROM COROMANDEL.

Beach Mud Washing.

COROMANDEL,

This day. The Beach directors, at a meeting held last night, declined the offer of the company for washina mud on the surface of their claim, to take 500 tons more at the rate of 5 per cent, on the gold up to one ounce, and 10 per. cent, on the gold up to two ounces •"^vr ton. The directors sarcastically re -*rked that ;f the mud company only got' A? ounces from 50 tons of stuff it was a shame to encourage them to enter on a larger undertaking. Buffalo..—The general stuff is showing we 1! on the p\ate_3.

TAURANGA.

•' "■ "- ' ■ ' ,fi ' "'' '' : "'This day. - H.ori Tupaea has returned from an inter "vifjw w'th the King, who advised him jto return to Tauranga: Eewi wished him to go "with him to Tuhua, where he said there was plenty of gold. ! ".

LATEST SOUTHERN NEWS.

GREAT FLOODS.

Damage Deplorable.

£15,000 worth Property Destroyed

GREYMOUTS,

Yesterday. :> r! ' i There is/a heavy fl oo^ "i_ .the I Grey rrter. Many persona are leaving their dwellings in the lower part of,the tjovn, The river is still rising and the whole town is flooded. The damage is not yet very extensive. The rain has ceased, and it is expected that the . flood haa reached its highest. /;_.;•! <J

WELLINGTON.

This day.

Ihe Independent flatly denies the state ment made by a Tauranga correspondent that the natives there if supplied, with sniders would join the Kingiteh '. " ' If The Melbourne Argus of the 22nd ult. praises the moderation and good sense of the Auckland Press regarding Sullivan's murder., The dutrage is attributed to' fanaticism, but the circumstances must cause uneasiness. It quotes the remarks of the New Zealand SZerald, and says the hesitation on the part of the Maori King to comply with the first demand is disconcerting. Should he decline to give up the murderers the New Zealand Government must; either -resort to arms to secure tbe capture a._d punishment of the murderers, or by relinquishing their purpose invite further aggression and outrage. . Arrived — Tararua frOm the 'South ; Paterson from Lyttelton; she sails for the ,Manukau this afternoon. , , , , , . ■ ' Sailed—Napier f oi* Wanganui;' Wangahui forLyttelton.

NELSON.

This day. | The s.s. Taranaki arrived this morr'ng from the Manukau. The Alhambra arrived yesterday.

PORT CHALMERS.

This day. . r -The, ; Wellington., spiled ; y^esterjlay for Oamaru."

DUNEDIN.

* '-Thisi day.

- The Times advocates a mail service between San Francisco, New Zealand, and Sydney,, and hopes-Mr Samuels'- proposals will be1 favorably entertained. DI! There are* fifteen candidates for the city i in. the Provincial Council, but there is no opposition to Mr Mdcandrew for the S'uperiritehdehcy. mi ..;

WESTPORT.

. •^Tfti'iido&s&si&Wa aboiit' midnight/* The, dam age,is deplorable. , . , , TbPestimsited locs is' £15,000' ln-Jrtoperty destroyed or, hurriedly removed.! i j> T Th,e J properties destroyed arc-trClarendon Hotel, .Spence Brothers,,Patterson* Paynes, druthers, Frank' and ■ Macfarlane,- White, Mitchell, • Bank' of New Sputh TjVales, Yjw-d ---ley, Mller, Petersen, Hanha, Leech, Neil, -Blaoksfall, Gdthard, Dickenson, Macfarlane, Empire Hotel, Carrette, Cock, Keating, Smith, CftrttyherS, Stevenson. The streets are encumbered with materials and furniture. •: ... Many people are left homeless. The sea has....mide an encroachment of from one to three chains. All the wharves have been washed away except'the; yharf. ttiiQ) j There'i^.aiperious ,encrbaiC)iip^t| between' the Upper aijd Lower Townships. The only craft.in,the riveiris the schooner Adrora/ which is much diamaged. -!! '■> :' L '■"' -'jA The weather iiow is fine, and the river is filling rapidly. •" f.' _ mtadalO "The casualties, otttiide tfhe district "we fe^Ty i ro Above .the,! new acres of. landi Have'been washed ay/ay.'l l ';' r' The new. township iaconsidered/ unsafe. -■ BThe townspeople irieft to-dry to. tlie1 :steps toj: be taken t<x fdrn^a ~relief. committee. ",,A.\,huf. b "- •• ':'["' Another flood would:1 sweep away the Whole town. ;/ iol ..dsiAiU .7,-Z:..,..: '>':■'•„ < The situation! is desparate, and unless the' outside' public help miicliJ distress is j'in-'. evitable.;. ,if ..'•:, -: i! y ■•'< '■->- yj ■_■ ; j-_,,.,,.,r , ,i.....,.■ • ••■•',;'/' "Yesterday.,'' 'There is the heaviest"flood here that has' yet been known. Wharf-street is wholly Bubmerged. The .fiver bank has,been washed awpy to within six feet of the! Empire, HoteL. The water is still,.sising; I The' coal wharf and the coals are'gonei'- Othet wharyps Jjave been weakened-! ; Houses are being pulled dqwn; ; and goods are < being carted away for a-jrfety;'., :if. the flood1' continues to increase v^fttbe 1 buildings betto-eeti1 Palmerstoh-?ti;eet. and the river.jwij],, be jeopardised., There is general consternation. " , ■', . , .1' rrrff ■■■ ■ n ■■• ■ ■■__ ■ .

POLICE COURT.—This DAY.

' '(Before Thomas Beckham, Esq:,' R.M;) " DRUNKENNESS. Four person* i were charged with- this offenceiihis morning andj dealt with in the usually."' .'. .';'! " _ (VV I ' '"' ' . VAGB.ANCY. ;; n JVf (') 1 Alice •Hbstins' wak' charged under the Vagrancy Act of 1866 with; being an habitual drunkard, and having been thrice convicted of drukiHdnnWs ivithin twelve rfconthi.-/- -_ (-' Prisoner said she must plead guilty to being drunk, for which ,she wa? yery sQyry, but she was not a vagabond. If his /V^orshij), would look over her, offence phe would "give over drinking. ' "' ' , ■• _, Sergeant-Maj or Pardy said he" should be §lad to ask for her dismissal, but he consid ered it would be of no advantage to her. His Wdtship sentenced her to gaol for a month with hard labour, and hoped the punidlurieht would bring her to her senses; • ' -__=- - ASSAULT.; '. John McMahon appeared to a summons charging him with assaulting John Hughes on the Ist inst., but as the proseoutor did not appear the defendant was disoharged, This was all the buiineos, '

DOMAIN BOARD.—This Day.

The usual monthly meeting of the Domain Board was held this morning^ at the City Council offices. Present ;~ His Honor the • Superintendent, (in the-chair), Messrs P. A. Philips, (Mayor), F. D. Fenton, G. M. Mit ford, T. Heale, W. H. Kissling, and S. Jones. The following correspondence was read. The correspondence: between the Provincial Government and Domain Board in reference to;the water supply, (already, published). Mr, Eenton thought that, eyery facility should be given to the city His Worship the Mayor explained that at the' time of entrusting the Superintendent with the care of-the water works there was no ; local Government for the1 .city. ' '•' The letter from the. City .Council' offering to lease the water supply "for five or, ten years at an annual rental of £150 was read. His Worship the Mayor stated that he had written to the Superihtenden, asking .-the. Provincial Government to come to some arrangement for the transfer of the water, and further said that the " reply re ceived had only reached him one,hour before the "meeting, and he had been unable to sul - mit the offer of the Superintendent to the Co™c'\ . He would therefore move that the matter- be a^am adjourned antil'the next meeting of the Board, to enable the City Council.to come to an arrangement with the: Provincial Government with regard to the pi>s.. ■?. an :.;<:.; :'.-/

Mr Kissling wasafraid that unless the Pro vincial Council agreed to th,e .action of the Provincial Government "the'matter would fall through. . , T .......___..._.___ , ■~...' , ; Mr S. Jones seconded the Mayor's motion. | ~ The Chairman refnsed.to> ?illow *Mr /Jones! f to have a voice in the matter, as he repre-'' ! sented the' Dedwood district which was now j extinct, .it. ■ | ■■ ij, ■ . ~<

Mr: Jones asserted that he represented the ratepayers of the district, and not the name Of the district. Ths Chairman read, the Act, and said that unless Mr Jones could say that he was pre sent as Chairman of the Dedwood Highway District he could not allow him to vote. Mr Fenton objected to the chairman ruling in any matter without the confeent of the

Board. The Chairman said he had no wish to turn any one out, and he only wanted Mr Jones to make the statement he had suggested. Mr Jones said that personally he.did not care a straw but he considered he represented the ratepayers of the, district. The district was not disfranchised, ' but' the name had been changed. ! Yet, the Junctions of the Board remained the'same, and the rates were collected and expended, as usual. 'The Superintendent of the province had paid to the district its portion of the vote for High way districts.' He-did hot see why the'Vate payers should be disfranchised,, and he be lieved the General Government would not allow them to be ignored. , -i >' ' After come further discussion Mr Jones asserted that he Was chairman of the Pon sonby Highway Board, which included the .Dedwood district; ■ • >• ■' ■' I ! Mr Fenton believed th&t, Mr, Jqh^s had #s leg?! a right to be present aS any other mem ber. , a";.\. " ;',:: : .■_ .... . . ~:: li_

The Chairman accepted Mr Jones' expla nation, and the'tpbtion was declare/3, as hav ing beeu moved tvnpL seconded. ;; !:•>■« After.a.long .discussion the motion was put, Messrs Philips, Fenton, ',aiid' J Jones, voted in favour, ahd"Messra"lKisslihg,: l .a_ad Mitford, against it. Mr Heale remained neutral. ~j :.. t y.xi"Ay. >," 'A 11'_)!' J '<■ i ''''' The motion was carr_ie<d./ i The report of the sub-committee appointed to enquire into the position off jtjie Provincial Gbvern'ment with reference, to the Water works was read. ~lt recommended, that' the water supply be leased for five years to the Provincial Government at an annual rental

of £100. ;' '• ' "' Mr Fenton moved the jeport; be sent | back for recohsideration, " ~,, . Mr' Jones seconded'the motion. Mr Heale moved as ah amendment that in : t^e event of no arrangements .being mj^e between1 the City Council ahd Provincial..Go vernment, aitdr 'a fifrther adjournment of ,a fortnighti the report be adopted. !! '' ' '• •''' Mr Kissling is.dcdnded the Amendment. Mr, Fenton moved as a further amendment that nolease; be granted the Superintendent, but that the water be"let from y^ear to year, providing.no' itrrangemehts fire.cpme ta with the.City Council. ..'i »l.f«nou.-_,i bun '■-■"•_ This amendment was. lost on the .qasting vote of the Chairmaij r .';'".,,',; ni'oo«M ai <•" '<>■' -'■' Mr 'Philips inoKeii.iancther-'Jtmehdment almost to the same effect, which was also lost in the same manner: - >''• '■"■ "■'■'■) '•'''' ' J' KJ' ' •• Several other amendments. Wdrel then put by Mr,'Feptohi, and lost,: the Chairman stat ing, that the '■ proposer ..bply-'pfat -th'ehi 1 to" obstruct the busihesss of: the meeting. Mr Jones cousidered^that the business was being^one with indecent 'haste. JL After some delay ( "]!^r"Heale's nation was put to the meeting.,' '~' « ' moy"1 I ,'Messrs- 'Mltfbra,1 KiysUng,"1 aid' Heale,'" voted on its;! favour^, land- Mfedsfs' Philips, Jonesj and- Fentdrf,' ftgain^t fti ' Thei &.6tion was carried on , the " iqaaMng,. ,v.ot^ ._ of ,th c, clStiffmaS. iAAC-Aa vjc, ,rii) •:.; Tha remaining business was adjourned untfl meeting.-..' "fl idfoitdtti sliain 'i

AUCKLAND IMPROVEMENT COM MISSION.-THIS DAY.

A meeting of the iheinhers 'of'the Auckland Improvement Commission'wa^ he^fp. .this a^tpr noon. " 'A."',:.".. ,-i';,••,-■ •■-. !■:•' "' '""'J ,; ':'\ tM\ A J . ■'- ■■ .TENDERS.. '" ; '"'" 'y\ '' ",: Tenders for -the iormiation, of ,a footpath itom Music Hall to Symonds-street were opened, and' were .as, follows . ptf/JJR K„ in|' £tfo ;G. Henry, £210; Al66cky••' £129 17s. 6d: ; D. Felloon,:.lCjßS>' ; E. Yincej £101. 1 It W-as moved by Captain Heale, seconded, hy Mr Fentoni cai^icdj ',' That Mr. Alcock's tender beadcepted.^ •,,; ! ,' , '._ i.:" a 1 Tenders for the formation and extension ot Princes-street were as foliows :. W.Blewden ? : £1 870 '<: M: Alcoek, £2,198 ; D. Fellooh,, £2-292'• E Mills, ,£2;370 ;, James Larkin,,',. £3 320 ;R.. Martin, £2,648; and B. Mao-; d0na1d,£2,334;: 'Z'Jl "V, z' , , ! ?,?»'£}■**v The tender of Mt-Rlewdeuwas a,ccepted. , ' ' "'ACCOUNTS AND RENTS, \nl•> :'• ' The Chairman proposed that the Secretafy he instructed to prepare a return of rents due to the Commission, which was, a^i;p,e#,.to, The^accttiintSiWere, passed. Z-yyy^yyAlJ_'

Wikß t WIBBNESDAY, JTTNI 4, 1B?S.



Advertisenle^;;^/ 1.1;,:,:■,;'!;;;, — '^ -aaa^; *> t 1'" ~.!■: AAZA.AYJZA a"T T TJ ST "' OP B N B D, U'.-AS ■>•■■£, As: "P Abs _Et, TWO CASES .LADIES' & CHILDREN'S, ■ STRAW HATS, , ;j .FRO.M is.IJ 6d< EACH.-' !; J; " ■ ~.Q,t r, ,Sc ~J-.-.'-iE:I / ■ VA-rL'E,— ' "v NATIONAL MAET, Comer of Qneen an 4 WyutomJW*™<-



I Wanted- WANTED, a respectable middle as-ed Woman as working housekeeper.—For ' address apply to the advertising office, Daily Southern , Cross, | ; ; . '_ j - WANTED, a young Man for the Leather Trade.—B. Gittos, 3, Wynt'haniT street. WANTED, a gash, suitable'for a Shop Front; 8 ft. 6x 7 ft.—Apply to F. L. Prime, Insurance Bu'ldings. WHERE can a poor Man get the1 best Mer.ls in ' Auc'-'and for 6d? at Mr South ferby's to be sir-e, In Queen-street. ;•• WANTED, at Junior Assistant for the. Grocery Busine:-. at Napier.—Apply tO Mr Adair, at McArthur, Sbera aud Co.. > WANTED,: a good Cook.—Apply ; .Aurora Hotel, Victoria-street. - - ,: ' I WANTED, a Boy.—Apply "TV". George, Grocer, Parnell.• ■ ,-. '• >>l' \ WANTED, a thoroughly practical Farming Man of Colori"! experience.—Apply to Preece & Graham. ] WAN T ED, Partial Board and Residence ; dinner on Sundays.—Address ''S,''.Bo_K 176, Post-office, with terms and situation.' WANTED TO SELL, a;. Cottage at Glenburn. containing 5 rooms ; beautiful situation, overlqohiqg the Harbour ; good well* with jSiitiip, tank for rain-water; ga,rden full-of fruit trees. The a'otinent has a frontage to two streets.— Apply to F.X. Prinie, Insurance Buildings. ; WANTED, a Horse for a Spt-ing : Cart.—Address, stating price, to J.P., offlco of this paper. , , . WANTED, Boys for the Boot trade. —Apply to Garrett Bros., Wakefield-street. WANTED, Pegmen and Rivetters. — Apply to G. Hemus,Newton Boot Factory WANTED, a Girl, about fifteen years of age.—Apply at the Anchor Hotel, Queen-street. WANTED to Sell, a, Six-roomed House iii the Grafton Road.—Apply Star office. . ~,. WANTED to. Sell, Cheap, a Broodwood's Tablo Pianoforte—Apply at the ollice of this paper. WANTED KNOWN, that the Celebrated Liqueur, "Dew of the Alps," es Jlexo,. can be obtained at .Burton's, Victoria Hotel, Victoria-street. , ...,;. WAN T E J),Z Tenders for the Erection of a Three-roomed Cottage. Plan and Specification may be seen, and Tepderjijleft till, Wedheiday,-Jiirte the'4th', at o o'clock p.m., at A.; Graham's, Bootmaker (next Mr GaL.pt's, Butcher",)' Newton. . The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. TXT ANTED to Let or Lease,! that "TV- wettsituated SHOP.& DWELLING-HOUSE,: situated in Queen-street, with shelving, fixtures; ;and gas-fittings complete, next door to tbe United Service! Hotel. Established in the grocery business 13 years. —-For ' further particulars apply to Jas. Watson, at, Brown, Barrett & Co.'s, High-street, i ANTED, a' good'* GeneVhl1 Ser vant, v'th a knowledge of cooking, for tlie Hot Springs.—ApHlv to Mr.' Stevenson, at Messrs': Jackson and Ilusse l's, Solicitors, Jfort-street. I WANTED- by a. young lady! accustomed to children, a Situation as- Niirsei/ Governess.—AddressA., office'of this paper. '■" " '■ ■ ' " ' " i WA,N,TED KNOWN.—TheuDder-1 signed have always on hand a large supply of Newcastle;. and! Day' ol Islands Coal; also. Jbest Cut and Uncut Wood. .Yaids: Between' Fort' and Cus-, tom-ihouse street next Isaac*' Emu'cd- Store; ■ ' :,;,,...„,,;.,•;„:„.,.,'....,, . W. &G. WINSTONE. i : WANTED, KNQWN that.l/have i " y V"'_'., now so reduced the price of Sewing Machines tliat no one can afio-A. to,be. -without'one.- : I have ; new _fi^nd Machines fo ■ sr.lo at Hi 10s, £3, £6, and £5 5-1! alijp,tS£)yera>l,firbt-clasßSecondi.bandMachines. Eve.y Machine, new or second-hand; .guaranteed. Repairs properly done. Need1"), .Oil aPd'Exli-'iU.'-^ Geo. W. , + iJSßipp, Engineer; ..the Miting Shop, Vulcan Lane., - • :-_i_uM r iia n-i A N!^ E- D":SN 6: W Wl — Prices UEouoEn. SINGER'S New Family Noiseless Look-sTitoU Sewing Machines.—Jl. -A. A_i_.b__uc.___:, Ageiit, Shortland-street, Auclfliirid.' To mett the requirements of customers who find a diffi culty in paying the fulj amount at once Mrs A___i>'4iCH has adopted a method of time payment tb suit them. i, -a...' -id ■>■■■■■ <■ '.C. M. WILLI2"VtS J ", oi '... i.ii ■>'■ l"; ■ '' •" .•'-""■ • 'V.A'eht. WANTED TOSEI^L (Cheap), Iron Ploughs; 6, 7, and 8 feet _She'6f sf' Galvanized Corrugated iron, £ umps, Paints, $c„- at Alfred Smart's, next Blu'e:Bost, Victbria-stxeet., , ( ,• ~; , .i; ''''•'"'"' \\Au '. ,!'' ,'.ii .m""^'i '■ i '■■'' - ■;'l'l WA NTE D KNOWN THAT •-. . -J 3 <! W LEYS.I Bookbinder, '.■ ,'' | Machine Ruler, and Account-book Manufacturer,' Has REMOLD ifrom Victoria'!Street-!East; to Wj adham street, next door above the Evenivj Star jofflce ', ,Q q :. .; T_ 1. •■') "li '■■ V iTXTAJvTftD"EMtW :#bat HoLp | T-_f.l i Tsfiip & Cd., Wholesale .and; _RetUl'Tlirib*f' 'Merchants and Manufacturers, execute orders with idespatch, and at the lowest possible prices, from any of -their establishments. Head Office : Saw Mill and Timber Yards, Custom * '•■'';" house street- Auckland ~., ' * (>■'■ Sash, Door, and Moulding Faciei/, Newton. £ra TSaw Mill and Timber Yard, Beach, Grahamstown^' * Timber Yard, Coromandel. "**»' S Saw Mill, Whangaroa Harbour, convenient for all ""port •, and deep water for loading. ANTED KNOW N, tbatr D. GOLDIE is prepared to supply, all kihiji bf tamber and other Building Materials, Including. Sashes, Doors, Mouldings, Broad Timber, Honseblocks, Posts, Rails; "ttardwood Eelloes, Shafts, Ironßark, and Blue1 Gum Laths, Shingles, &c, &c, at the lowest market; piiceiat'liia Yards; Cuito'n-boiise- ixeeV ■ - . LOST-j-a Mdmoranduto Bodk Kbetwebn Victoria and Albert-streets.—The finder, on leaving the same at the T:_irua Sawmill Company's Office, Custom-ijpuse-street.-virill Ije rewarded.;.- >•.■;- LOST, on Tuesday, front} ChapeL, , | jstreet.ia ilackßetrieverDog, three monthsolde[ •with a rope,to his.neck.,-Anyone bilngicg; tHe sam-' ---,to the Aurora Hotel, corner of : Chapel and Victoria :streets),\|.lll "bo suitably rewarded,., n•■ ./ ■'•• -•_. I A/SAJx. :' ;i"TrtR.ST:,'SH;iP!'; ; EO_R;! j ■!o|v^\' 'J- " !- -LONDON ; jfcj^ftlff- POR LONDON 'DIRECT. « The magnificent clip-fler, ship, j[:; i/; « yz A A Woodlark, m; v q ,q,s \ B^9 tons register,. 17. years Al at Lloyd's,^Thomas- Wood Commander, will load for London on discharge of her'inw^S <!jirgo,' le&Vlng.'eudflf UtAy. j.TheWddd li:k has made'the best voyage of the season—Bß days from London,—and offem -unusual inducements to intending. Passengers,,-the ,for all. classes beiig unffurpassfed. ' .1 '• 1 a , ;For freight or passage apply to i Agents "j" T~E^P'X^ $<•-•,: a: TENDERS will be received up to 7 pm:l on MONDAY. June 9,18713, for' Sundry, fe'o»kg for the Mount Eden '-Highway District Board, pie.nsand specifloatiops can he seen at the, Mm | V|neHotßt ig^ d) AMfiaT.BpTHAM, ;, ; .'..! . ' OhMMABi ■ Auoklftnd, Jua« 4,1878.



To Let- TO LET, with immediate possession i.wo Floors, 78 feet in length, in a new BriCt built Warehouse situa^d ia btst part of Queen street and near the Wharf. For further particulars apply tc ~,,.„ J. FIGTTLEY & CO!, Aucfcipneei •', &q., 26,,Q.',een street..- TO LET, in Hardinge-street, a five -1 (6) roomed Hoii % w'th 1 "tchen.—i!pply tc John Ogilvie, Grocer, Drate-stroe.t .;,, TO GROCERS AND STOREKEEPERS. : ri>o LET,a Shop and Pwelling-house X in Wel'ington street. Entiy immediately. — Apply to J. Lylc, Glasgow Bakery. ~..,,-. ■: TO LET ON LEASE,. AO? AR M of about 80 acre^ oi Rich Land at' Kaukapakana, Seven-roomed I House, Oiit'-buildings, ard 'ill conv^n'V'iro. Stock, Furnit a, &c, &c, can'be had at a" valuation. Rent low to a good tenant.; •] t; •i' II Applyto ''-l!,, ;ft.w,fiiMY: Entertainments. p IT V HAL L. THE LAST NIGHT BUT ONE ,i;l . i I i - 'OF THE ' CARANDINI OPERATIC AND' BALLAD i CONCERTS. i -j [: yy V > ,c___ Iti fit ' ; THIS (WEDNESDAY) EVENING, ', June 4, -• When, in addition to a Splendid Programme, evety purchaser of. a First Seat T'ctet will be presented with a Brait'.iil Cabinet! Picture, and visitors to Second S"ats iviilli a Caii,e-de-visite of either member of the Company. TO-MOBROW (Thursday) EVENING, June 5, MADAME CARANDINI ard Company w'U give an Operatic and Ballad Conceit at the Choral Hal., ONEHUNGA FRIDAY EVENING, JUNE 6, .-THIRT.y-t'OURTH AND LAST ftIGHT ,OF THE ' '" - -:-•■'.. .SEASON', 50R THE r fr ß E N,E FI T v/r. y.ZA' If 1 I .ill .-• T -> 7.. ;._ /. 1 . OF MR. WALTER SHERWIN, tinder the Patrorr-e of the Offlcevs and Members of the Hob on Corpfi, who wi)',. kindly pern-'.t their FINE HA ID 'to perform _;eve -a' o". the'r be. t Selec tions. "" c f T . Mo toll(^)nsJ_»rll4te./layeial.o rblrltiered' t%e\x servlc": — MR. DfXTAS^ (Viot.TN.t'i-) and MR. STUBBING (PlA_N_oa_). Who w'U e^-ch' i*endoii several of their beat pieces. Doors bpbn at llalf-'pas't 7 ; to commence' at 8 o'clock. I Ladies' Cloak-room and every attention. ■ " ' Admission- First Seats, 3s r Second, 2s; Back Seats, ls. Children, half-price to first and second i, i Tickets niay be obtained and seats sfecured at Upton and Go's, where a numbered plan of the Hall may be seen, _____ ', m>il ••■■ ' "'.'! *' '-.'' "'" pEINCE, OE WALES THEATBE. Lessee .. .. "".."' .. Orlando MazzqlinL EXCELSIOR STAR VARIETY TROUPE. THIS (WEDNESDAY) EVENING, June 4,! COMPLETE .CHANGE OF PROGRAMME. Immense Success nf MDLLE.LAURA, the Gr.u'ii'! U'Z A Femkle C'-iiiDart.'- ' , Mr W. H. REED, ii b-■ . cw lw'sh Characters, In st'.umenU! So.a*, an. }.r-ro Doi'.ne^tions. M- BEN HEAV-H,'in1 his J-e,-.' and"Or'~lnal Songs, in clud'n'; n't ce!-b"::iort Co.-ier Joe. Mr, JIM .McLIVER, the Iv^cr Danger,, in, the ,(>!", ,'-Blooming'Mn 'i'r- C 'ni v*c., &c. Tho Three Brothers on he Fly.'ng Rings. MDLLE. LAURA ar.dthe BROTHERS FHANCONI in the GreA Ddilblo'l'nraMpt Flirjh*. The WorlJ-rcnown-d Onc-lc_?edGymna t, Ihe Sailor's Hornpipe, and a ■„. eat amount of other attractions. DrcbS Circle, Ss; Sti-.'i3, 2s ; Pit, ls. •!• ,H. W_, CULLIMORE, T:e3dei. df 'Olrtfo&in.'. ,, , 1 Doors diSdn'at tialf-n Jsi 7; .to cqmroqn.ee at Bo'clock sharp. Goto Save "the Queen. it^-Look out for lift Dn3nJ W Gyjnnrrt and thf Brothevs Fivfabfant on the T_ t-pe-e"oYi'FjiOi}; Ni^ht. ', lANO FOKTfe S AN I) ;,»A'K!¥>O._^IUMS.T Select-d by Mr Wuire, when in London.,,.!,Tp.lf) ?i<posed of' at1 -pricfeii whVh'must' cqmin pd. a reedy To be se»n at Titwell Hove, We'^.'.Jey ifcrcet, near St. Matthews CiititOhi _ 1 <■ I: I' I AMI N.8.--A vei/ fine 7-oclave. Lei-h's P1.4N0, in WaiHiitCa^e;' '-"- : ' "''.': ;''!'.,,,"' A. Z,,.y., \A_ iiGM'--Pirn<rf t«to In exchange.' inStiuments 1 thoroughly Repaired, Regulated, and Tunfed .'n'towli !-and countiy, by __~ l :vu:) mit: h. webb. « HPHE PEEMIE^'S PEIZE.'; 9|\ -li: JL"'£26,' Opeito1 yolvnteerk'pf'Auijkl^nrl and Tham -1 Tdit'-'ct-'tLTrhed' with Eriflelii Tiifles, will be fired for simultaneouslf at the Thanie.and in.Auck land oni'TyE^D-A-^. 10th instl.Vat9o'clockU Cdm betitflrs to'appear in unifqrjn, and to provide their own ammuniuon. .'"■"'' J ' I Riinfre^.: 2i ', 500, and- 600 yards^-seven shots air leach range,.and.no trial shot.t ~ y | '.[ -,] TT "f M I -Position: At 2uo yards,, standing'; any position at; the other ranges. < ■. A l i • > <-■ _.__,. 1 Targets: At 200 yards, 6x-4 feet; centre, 2x2 feet; bull's-eye,. 8 inchen square,,' atlSOOand'6ooyards, die. 6,4x4, 2x2.,.'' ■,:.•..,..-,:'.. , 'id: in;' •■' "':-'.' Tie 3to be'decided,as prescribed in laSt Government > Firiigßegulations. ~-.\i.i :< :• ■■■''■ <• (■....'■■■uiii. WILLIAM GORDON, Major, ~ > Commanding Auckland District. 'I i Notb.^—Competitors of Auckland District to send in their names to,_P!=trict Office; by tioon on Friday, 6thinst'ant.' ' .ia-n:; ii .■".'. i-i.',;--' ] Mi'itia and Volunteer Office, Auckland, June 3,1873. ( r < "f''\\J\.i ! A-i-h t> ..ii - -^^— ■'■]'■ ;---'f'« a ' I -ii '.•• •« ■ii:i.'.i;--.•■i"',il''City-CoujJc'lfbffica:-, A_____. . j iii.ii oaitimmiß A'-^y.x. :.•'.'j 'J&™ a, Mf\.Jm rpHE New Market Will fW Opbned il JL on FRIDAY, the 20th J line'lnstant, at noon, i ! A Show of Farm," "Daii/, and Garden Produce, 'Ornamental Shrubs, Seeds, :Loc*l and Colonial Manu factures, and any other Article:! if space allows, will i_bfe held inside the Building during; the day, and a pWmenaSe CbneeH wi' 1 take place in the eyfehing. ; Theipubliciate invited "tO 60A tribute t6 the ?3h6w. Pk-izesiand oertifleatesiWilLbe'-AwArded' 'foranyartiflle whatever ii, deemed of; sufficient meriti and .as'the fv nds at the disposal of the Management Committee wil allow. - ■-- ■• ~_•,. . Enteies-Wiil t|o received by,the,Maa-katilnspectot,a^ tl TwiUt, uritit noop'on >yednosday( ,18th instant, flee ; after that 'tiriie and until 10 a.m. on the day of tho Show on payment of ,a. fee of Two-Sh^llingq.;^,, Further particulars willj?e; p^liahe^inj a-.^ture ac vertisemiAfr. '•''' ••a '* -<i ' ' '_-___ F. BRODIE, ,-; r;ui f.V tas jo Xi so'o«f> T2 « "'"' Ttfwn CWrk.' v 1 ioNE^NGAIHiGHWAY 'DISTRICT j s , i:;.:;-.^-!':.,.:.. URATES. ••-- -i- : -_- '^'AZ,: p:RO!GE E D lW& 8-wiU be1 takfen JlT■■ afeainstall- parties wuose Eates'are not,p?id within Fourteen D?ys; Of this date.,."'.; .... , [Tt ~::.:■< V ■:>'■ '■'■' J, fD. JACF^ON,'Collector,,' . ; Srd June, 1873. i _. T^-Tr-T-""!'""'-' /" r-*?T^ —r.p """""•"' ■ r -____hvis»/ ,v f -q____,_^u_m_u».-. iboY'S ,FONJuEOB SAIvEi youn^ JO fast, and quiet 1 price &„ -Domain Stable Aberwombie-striet. «___.



Drapery. DAMAGED WINS EY g > EX EDINBURGH CASTLE. ) _..:';..'; ii i) U;J H. ATKIN S j WILL OFFER THIS WEEE n ... ,1,600 YARDS WINSEYS: (Slightly damaged at one end), ! M Good QuaUty .. .. .. B|d, worth ls 2d KOy\: , I'VVr-.til .U iO.i I. Superior Quality .... Hid,, Is 6d Also, 5 0 PI EC ES VCALIC OE S, Slightly wet, at Low Prices. j ;_,,<. ', •/-,;.,_-,..■.: -,_M oJ ;-.. ,1 r,r ; .,.-i(.\.ii vvivn i ,fni ..i!f -J ..■>•■-; A<-.,.:: -i-AlfibJ' ;; ...^ £ .AAA '•.', i 54 PAIRS 9-4 BLANKETS,!1 UfD.-A • . . ; , COMMON QUALITY, j Suitable for Hotels ahd Boarding-houses, at j * lis. 6d. PER PAIS. -, .-. ! ...', A .!'-' '•.;■' ■ ■ \y,\ : : , U H. ATE INS " '.' ;■'.:';"".."... L TTAS Just Landed, ex Parsee and J - 1 Castle, A LARGE STOCK OF ' CLOTHING,, BLANKETS, FLANNELS, CRIMEAN SHIRTINGS, CALICOES, ... ....... j SHEETTNGS, DRESS MATERIALS, j WINSEYS, ~ A ll :..A | ETC., ETO:, ETC. ~ i ,~' ,_,...,__,■.,. (i t. ai '■■ 'ITIil.! !i i ',;- ■'A' ■ j ... .....,., A-,m.,[> Cmii lii L <l'.'-'t ,(!,■:;.: ;;:«,i I _~;.,_...■ .;; wfeKU, ~ * .'tiiofc.') -v «i '"^" j Attention is invited to the following Goods. ;!Thq prices wiU be found, to be Lower than any House , in Town: 3 BALES (GO PIECES)' CRIMFAN. SHIRTINGS, ,O'CH ,?: ' From Is. 4d. per yard.' I "://."•' /z' i!-:. :!'[ > ■ < ■- : '-"■'. ! 4 BA^^S (140 PIECES) GREY CALICOES, • ' '. " ■",, . ■r, • T Good Qudlity, at 6Jd per yafr<j: . ,j'j •;• •■' ■ -'■ ' -: ';;,''"'!' 1 i CASES MfN'S TWEED TROUSERS .".i „ ■ lm i-Al AND TROUSERS AND, VESTS, ~>. i Splendid Patterns ftniiQu^lHy. .',..,"" !,'S .",";■:."..',_'...';.'.", ';;..,,'„ .:. .." . ;■-■ «;»^ itoli»j-.V .uj 'j;. ..-' ,'i.;-;. -■■: •-' V* "' '<'■"'"-: --'i' 3 CASES BOYS' TWEED SUITS, ' BOYS'' KNICKERBOCKER SUITS; BOYS' TWEED TROUSERS, ' ' Etc., Etc., Etc. „ __ ko/i.k ac x- j .i /. 7o g .7 55 /. c! ¥i 0 ) 2 CASES }AEN'§ •.TWEEDiSUITS, yiYAAA'zu. OVERCOAT^,' Etc. "aAT"' ibits/J l.' VAJiA.A:.A <e/j.A v.r .;>-.■. 'i'.i wr/.M ai 3 BALES (150, GOOD QUALITY "IJ I;lßliA^K^TS,: v^' :l' iXU BRBS 2 t sao*tui:onw : wr/.U-|.-iaTAaUKUO-J/.J.il vnii Joaul Ol ■>!_.!.■' 7lul*.l>uUllttt V-:. •'"''• " j .000.00.ra »r»f>s/-> u/.oovii jauxxa oJT 1 CASE (50 PIECES) BLACK LUSTRES; , i '~"' .' ",. ~, . ~'i ,ji!j ki mu-tii.i^. '*. '.'■-,,, ,'Gqod Quality,, Bright as SjUc. ,;!,-! ». ilaui - ! ""'! r " ~'■':, ; | ...i'J ' . ■!•., ;.:.■. il.riJi-I.': ..i! ■ ' ''.v. <AA iUui .'A'-yii ,n • t iWi,|uio'J l^ilio \y ■■ -'•'" '|' i v'G'OPP',:, At3s9dpierfard.- !i,;;'^'!,l'''i J 1. i i; :) ; '.:' '. ■HMV'i i'AVC Xl |„,,. „«,::;-,, ..,] ~,,;:,-, « r«..lu» ? iq io i"'' ," "■'•," A, J A ■ i - ■ • | BEST BLACK SILK VELVET IF ' \y\ aAIAi-ip\A'i ihidw.-.J -liiht. .'u..i i.»-,»:i_.li.ii^. .HlllJliUlOl'l »li;V--l)'..M A>»A.- Ul« rMI.IJ• 11-l 1"'-^. 1 i'" '■•;j;'v'l;,:;,'":j|tt:2ospeiry^d.! l : ":'^;',.;' ; , .-'i ! ~,!'!,.'■>' ijiv-'-iifv. -,vi,!..-•: ! !,-./..ma-il.> BOrJia ' ,1," -~','■"■■',• -I haliii" •- iliiila t,|i!i .f's»vl9-j-ji "! I ; j ''!-' '" '■'" SlQCK.Oßuai,^.::',..:.■•>!'. ' I i,,E RjEiNi-C Hti.v.-M'EiR J «»0 -E'S,-f » I * " ,ui)lJj.jiu,;. 'j I \ )uo :f ifiMJ' MATfeRIALS, „ a I CLOTH JACKETS, 1 SHAWLS;'ETC. : j ozrioon : houoo ozrioou '■; (LaJtlk HAT ,AN.P.,^.Q,^ll^^^^)'l. ON SALE.by the Undersigned'£- FXB-^T-CLASS EARLY SEED POTATOES i . —1- Hampshive , Whites, a«d .Hobart Town iPin . -"■ >' Mca -■ ■ : ''•. ',; .A... \ if. io ovi?GpleadldTable'Potatoca '•;!!l.' :J_■;';:">;•'.... ■' *Q^ss!miti, BX^KAa,' BX,!H^otl'!,! ? 8 E OANHAM, ; i Higk-»tiMW



Miscellaneous. 5, 11/ rOTV 7EY TO LEND on first-class Jj/JL. fr-ehold security, at low rates of interest.— R C. Dier, Shortland-street. MONET LENT on Personal Secu rity, or on Promissc ry Notes ; also, on Free holds . Mortgages exchanged at lower rates of interest Bi c discounted.- F, W. Stevens, West Queen street MOtfEY TO LEND, from £25 to £3,000, on first class securities, at current rates of interest.—J. M. Lennox, Estate Agent, 42, Queen-street. JUST OPENED, L ■ y. LARGE ASSORTMENT^ OF BEADTIFUL CHROMO LITHOGRAPHS. '■~,;.,, ~E.,1 - WA.Ji T E,. QUEEN STREET. OOMEOKTABLE Board and Resi dence in the Suburbs. Terms reasonable.;— Apply, for address, to Mrs M. Stak Office. COMFOETABLE 'Board and Eesi dence in a pleasantly situated ,part of Parnell, /For address apply to "B:,' : Star office. '■'■■ ' SING-ING--' EO R' THE PEOPLE on the TONIC SOL-FA, METHOD. , The only National- 'and Popular Method of Teaching Music ■worthy of the name.— Times, September 1, 1864. TJie public are respectfi^ly informed of the/forma tion of'the second elementary Sib'ging'Classin connec tion with the Auckland Tonic Sol-fa Choral Union to be conducied by Mr Charles, Bloom field, in the EdwaTdes-stfeet Schbol-rOOm on Friday Evenings from half past seven to nine o'clock. , i ■ !, The course of Twenty-six Lessons will commence an FRIDAY EVENING, June 6, when subscriptions w "11 be taken and members enrolled by the Secretary. Ticket for the Six Months' Course : Gentlemen, lCs ; Ladies, 6s; . Children, ss, Books of Music included. AUCKLAND PERMANENT CO OPBRA'IIVE BU XLDING AND INVEST MENT SOCIETY. _■;■ ■'; • The First Annnal Mcetii * of the Auckland Per manent Co-operative Buildir -and Investment Society w'll be held in the Rooms of tbe -young Men's Christ'ari Association, Well 'on; THUES DAY EVENING, the sth June, at 8 o'clock. JOHN BATGER, | Secretary. , A U CKLAND HAEMONIC I\. ■' SOCIETY. This Society is,Est. Wished for the practice of PART MUSIC.;!, (SACRED AN-0 SfiCDLAR). ..„■,,. ~ . i .- .'. ii J3'A ii . The next practice will be held in the large room of the Youig Men's Cb»'iVi_ian Associa ion at 8 p.m. on WEDNESDAY. L.'fli.s and Gentleman pre respect fu' y solicited to join this Society.-,;.,,:..::.. ■:.■.'.,-..i11" Atl-3ia!OliSi- J aJ,us :..M'ApU iTHURSDA^; #CJNES.-: ''"■-' CRITERION DINING ROOMS. 101 & 103/; QUEEN STREET. ;; LFiSE FITTING 6; FUROTTIfEE, :PlATEl_> WARE, LARGE STOVE, ETC. |H .'-: '■ '_ ' ■ E. AET HU R , VTAS been favoured s w-ith,,instruc ■ XI tions i rom A. H. flqughjo'n (whq.i's leaving the i colony), to ell by auction, oh Thu- day next, the I sth inst., at 12 o'c'oc-k noon, it bis pi-em'-es.. Queen ! street, know I'as the CI terion Dining RoOiiiS, '< '< ■■- His lnteie<-,t in tlie Lor c of s «d Premi ci, Fittings, Household Fu nituie, Plated Ware, Cutlery, L rge Cooking S.ove, &c, &c. i The whole will be rut up in one lot, so as to give 1 anyone rcquMrig sucli a busines.-, the opportunity of i procu.in - one in good wor 'ng order; shoi d there j be go ,buyors for it in that farm; %t\ .will be aojd in the ! usual 'order. Terms j.Cash.,,. | ' THURSDAY, J_orHEis...-r ! TRADE, SALE STOUT,'; ALE, •■ WINES, CIGARS, TOBACCOS. & VESTA .; 'MATCHES. 11' i u'.-:/ .v.i.fti .v & v^; ii'isk!Acs r /,,:""' HAVE reqeivedsinstr-UGtions to liold a Trade Sale by auction, at their Store. Foii street, on Thursday, sth inst., at 11 o'clock prompt, Tha following Goods.to Close various Accounts— 75 casks and cases Piime Ale and Stout 30 qr-caks Fine Old Port, 4 and 5 diamond (rea ly good) . . , I . ~.«] _;_lO-qrJ&skS Oouseh's b6st' PaTe She. y '„'..,' 25 cases Dinerard's aiid othfer Champagne, Bunetts Old Tom eovHioß LioVf 50 casks Whiting, 10 feasV.sTrea!fl[6^{l a!' ■ 100 boxes, Ellen Mori's, Fine CongOd TeS*' 5 cases D-y and Ma. xin's Blacking , 60/c;,ses Vesta.Matches'.(ftss6Kcd): I A JJO. | J --1 I - - I 4'o "pa'ckHes. comprising—Be"c of Virgin'"*, Grape L af, Aromatic,, Navy Ha, 10>, Cavendish, and other' go'oi brands Tobaccos ; Manilla Queen's, Manila Cigars, Cope's Cigarettes, ' ! Opera, Eagle, and other famed brands Cigars, &c, &c. I 10 b^les 120, 36, aud 581b. Brovi i, and 13 and 15 ! Demy Wrapping Par ers ■. The .GohC<( wiU'bb submitted iv Trade fPtecels. Wines and Beers w'U be offered at half-past I e'even-okslock. t i ■ • — FRIDAY, JUNE 6. | TURNING rB. >■' % 'l lisoribersl .will- sell,--at tlie Mau, Fovt-street, on Fr'day next, at 12 o'clock, i AN EXCELLED'Wbbb TURNER'S :liATHE, j 20 irch bed, 5 inch centre, with shifting screw rest, and a variety.Qf tools. <A SAMUEL COCHRANE. &. SQ?T, - I Auctioneers.,.. • ■■''~' ~-. I ".i, ..:;■] (*| ~ I FRIDAY^ JUNE 6.i^,! ~ PIANOFORTE, MILNER'S'FIREF^OOF '!T SAFE, SEWING MAC SINES, FISHING, ,;,! i NETS,: HOUSEHOLD FURNITtJRE.'' &c, &c, &c. Tl >] .'IY.Od.On :-H'" "I rGOO'J %lV'dJ. <"< THE Subscribers will sell, at the Mart, Fort-street, on Friday, 6th inst., at : ill o'clock, ~ ■_,-■ i r i'iv ;;v RUAslTsCiJ£ll_jli23,_ , 1 PIANOFORTE in Mahogany Case, MILNER'S FIREPROOF SAFE, White, and Mann's ,',' ! Sewing Machine, Serving Machih'e by Wheeler ' : ' and Wilson, in Mahogany Cabinet, Handsome '' ' , Gilt Piet'Gla__S,.wlthLMah:ofeany .and-Marble '.'• ' j Stand, Brussels Cirpet, 5 Venetian Blinds, ''' I Arm-chair and 4 Chairs (Morocco), Damask- II 'i covered Couch and 6 Chatrs, Walnut Occasional i Tables, Magic Lantern, Couch, Loo Tables, 2 1 Mahogany Chests Drawers, Double Woqd.BeiJ ■. •' s^'ads; Child's^Cotf,"Blaidke«,; Sh66ts,"Pill6w Cases, Towels, Toilet Cavers, Perambulators, Plated Cmets,.,-sJectrp ? piated'fDwuer and ,J Dessert' Forks" and Spoons, Dinner and Dessert Knives, Glass Show Case, Baga telle Table, Meat ...Safe, -Colonial Oven, 2 Fishing Nets, each 30 fathoms by 10 feet deep; Ornamental Iron Gate. rSAMUEL)Op!(?HFtA#E $ SQ$, HII rl , t xji._t.iJ 'Auctioneers. :.'!:; TH^RsiilY, 08 !! -■' \ ;.,TQ :!CL O;SE~~AC GDtf^B? M h - j WHISKEYV WHISKEY!! ICIfPHE Subßcribers will sell, at their * JL Mart, Foi^strcet, To-morrow (Thursday), 4th ,' \t%%i at U o'qloc'c, to cloce »c ouut", :; j,';! ] TEN QUARTEft-OASKS WHISKEY. SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, ' Auctioneers.



Auctions. , i WEDNESDAY, JUNE 11. MAGNIFICENT SUBURBAN VILLA SITE, HOBSON'S BAY. COTTAGE AND LARGE ALLOTMENT, ST. GEORGE'S BAY. B. TONKS & CO. HAVE been instructed to sell, on Wednesday, June 11, at 12 o'clock, A Splendid Suburban Villa Site at Remuera, over loo'-'ng and close to Hobson's Bay, containing about <2_ acres, commanding a magnificent view of the harbou-, and enjoying' at all times fresh air and pure water, and within five minutes walk of the Parnell 'busses. Nice Villa Resi dence of Six Rooms, and Large Allotment in Hobson's Bay Road. '.'■•■ The above must be sold to close Trustees' accounts, and are well worth attention, such properties becom ing daily more difficult to obtain. MONDAY, JUNE 9. ' | UNREDEEMED & OVERTIME PLEDGES, 1872, 1873. GOLD #I*ECHES, DIAMOND RINGS, PINS, ■ BROOCHES, LOCKETS, EAF-EINGS, v i Etc.,' Etc., Etc, , .1 B. TONKS & CO. H AVE been instructed by Messrs Neuniege'p aud Mose- to .ell by auction, at the Brunswick Marl, on Monday next, the 9thi inst., at 11 o'clock, THE FOLLOWING UNREDEEMED PLEDGES :— No. Date. 1872 440..;March.23..0pen-faced Gold Geneva Watch and Chain 675..May 6..G01d Ring . • , „., "■7377. 18.. Silver Hunting Lever Watch, Silver ; Hunting Geneva Watch, 3 Chains, and Locket » So4..June 14..Set of Studs 930.. 18.. S" ver Snvff Box 936-.•. " 19..G01d Pin 944.-. • 21..G01d Ring I 955.. 22..Silver Hunting Lever Watch and Chain _ 965-.. 24..GoldErooch Q97i:' ' -28..0per-faced Gold Watch, Chain, Lccket, and Pencil Case 998.. Open-face d Silver Lever Watch, and ■ Albert Cha'n ( . til 1014.. July 1.. Gold Ring '. |. 1022.. 3.. Silver Lever Hinting Watch 1043.'.-' fi. .1 tair E^r-rings 1048.. 6.. 2 Ludie°' Go! d Rings 1054.. 8.. O oen-faced SLyer Lever Watch 1062,. i 9..G~oldtrooch . . ■•'•' ■ 1083.'. 12..Silver Lever, Hunting Watch 1088.. 15.. Do do do do 1089.. Gold Watch, Ping, Pencil Case J and O rj '.- Cash Box . 1096.. Gold Pin and 2 Rings 1101.. . 16.. Open-'aced Geneva Watch and Gold • ' "' Ri*-g 1134.. 20.. Silver Hunting Geneva Watch 1137.. a ■ 22..0 pen-faced Gold Geneva Watch 1181.. 27..G01d Ring 1209.. • 31.,0pen-fuced Silver Geneva Watch. ls.2s_.J\.u'.,Ußt 2..Silver Hunting Geneva Watch 1235.v :-• 6;.Open-facrd Silver Verge Watch 1254.(.:' ' 7..open-fac'dS Iver Lever Watch, and Silver Chain 1257.. - B..GoldCha s-a , -' ,',.... 1258.. 8.. Open-faced Silver Geneva Watch ' 1269.; - J 10..G01d Hunting Lever Watchyantt to t-OMii ■■'.-<. ' Gold Chi>in '"' ""■" ", ' V 1281.. 12.. Silver Hunting Geneva Watch 1357.. 24.. Silver Lever Hunting Watch 1384.. 29.. Gold Brooch!. , 1397.. 31. .2 Silver Spoons 1400.. 31..Silver Match Box and Gold Locket . 1411 i. Sept. 2. i Gold Ring .. <im\ '1 »i > 1423.. 3 :. Open-faced Silver Lever Watch and Chart • i 1441.. ,6.; Silver Hunt^g Lever Watch-and „~' '_■'.' Albert Chain . . 'i 1449.; '6..G01d Albert Cin,aud 2 Pair Sleeve , ~ , ~.,., , ■■■ .Links 1450.. 6.. Oper-faced Gold Geneva Watch 1459.. 7.. Si 'ver Lever Hunting Watcn _f% 1.500... 12..501 d Brooch and Ear-rings, ? 1541.. 19.. Open-faced Gold Lever Watch 1551.. 21..Set of Studs 1619.. Oct s..GoldPenc-TCase 1614.. 9.; Open-faced Gold Lever Watch 1651.. 10.. Wedding and Keeper Ring 1660.. Di nbndßing . I 1084.. 14..G01d Bing ~.'.., , ':-'. T 1689.. 15..Medals J~'■ '; I 1693.. • 1 doz each S'lver Table and Silver Teaspoons '' :., ■ *ro 1692.. 16..G01d Brooch ■■• • ' ' ' ■■■'" 1726.. ■■■< 21.. Silver Lever Hunting Watch ■<,-{ 1745.. ltd .23..S"ver Lever Huntiug Watch ana ._..-.... Aliert Chain '••' | ;i" 1753.. 24.. Pin, Studs, Ear-rings, and S*. Ivel: 1 1 1771.. 28.. G old Albert Chain 1777..; 1■• 28.. Cold Hunting Lever Watch 1797-.. Nov 1.. •- ilver Hunting Verge Watch 1806 2..Open-faced Gold Geneva Watch t\u.r. 1825.... 5.. 2 Set' "'tuds, Scjrf Ring, Geneva ■ .. Watch' Chain, and Ring 893.. June 13.. Stock Bits, Plough, and Irons ' 950.. . 26..Fie"d Glass 1005.... £9..Kitof Tooh .;,. :»i 1049..Ju1y 6..8 Too 1-. ■ - <« 1072.. .. 11..Brace and Bits '••"'■ " . 1241..August. 5..2 Candlesticks.. ,■ . : ; ■■y-'. 1815.... 16..Quadrant ■ ' '>''' 1316.. -.'5 v.16 Pipe and Keeper" ' - •■!•" :13i9i 16 Strcoscopic Camera . ' 1396.. seaim.3l..Timepiece, 15 Forks,-vand 2 Boiives ■ 1437. .Sept 4..Quadrant - - 1524.. 17..9 StJnps 1580-..,'. _~-! 26..12 Too 1* ■• 1691.-, 27..Concer,ina Hf2o:.O.ct 19.. Tele-cope. .. •' ■: ■'. .- • i BC3:.March .7..Dress and.Trousors 129341.Augiv.t 2..Coat .. ~>■,- --13598;.5ept 12..Counterpane and Sheet , ■•■> ,3649u .. 14..RU1 -. <*> 'A '8631a. .. 16..SilkDr-:s aiwil i3682i. . 16..Frock and Table Cloth . l! '8690;. .. 17..Monkey Jacket, Vest, and Singlet 3812,. .. 23..8und1e of. Clothing S < ■, ■■•■-' O 13839... 25..Drcri, Skirt, and Petticoat ' ■■■!■'. ---3903_;. .. 30..C0at einiq ,-',.. '• • "*•«& 5910.. ~ 30..Monkey Jackets and 2 Shirts J 6099;-.Dpc 19..Bundle of: Clothing ~.a-...h:A 5161.. .. 24..C0at Boots, ancl Jacket ■■> ■''',_ 5221.-. . 28..Trousers a-ad Vest ' " ■■>' ; 6230.. . 28..Frocks . .i 7 u.t 6248.:. ~',BO .-Volunteer Coat and Trousers.. ■ •»-' ---! ; H1873. -..; .',' I toi .. ■: '<< I - -'"'- I jMi.Janry 6..Coat, Vest, Sh<rt, and Singlet >, t vo liWi'aifti rot 7.. Silk Jacket- ■ .1 :i27.. B..Skirt, Jacket, and Frock : »in»U| ties '142..iii..j:.i-j-;.-i.'.BTroiu»Mand Vest " '-.<. A 1249.. 14 ? . Coat ■j- .- >{. . 3 Z:7:AA. !295.. *15'.,.C0at, . ■ Z .. :827.. 17..Skirt and Jacket ; 350.. 18.. Trousers and Vest , . ~ ■ 860. «t ' . !..18White Petticoat \i> i 387.. •"i . 20..R00t5. ■. • >-, ~.-,, ii., i"~. 4J.2..,. ' 22.. Suit, Shirt, and Boots , ; osoD 464.,., 'r 24..3C0ats II nq hoel 4&i.e A\ 25..8und1e of Clothing <',_ t 506... "■'<■ 27..2 Sheets and. White Petticoats : .Jio 6^5.. Feb io i 5.. Petticoat, 3' Drawers,.: and Toilet m '■■■ v -Z.,,..,, ..■■ , , >~■ „•..■: ■. ; .;jiw '748.. 10..Dress i ussoP ■783_. 12..C0at, Jacket, and Robe ■ '454..JaDiy,23..Counteipane' ,s vsH : timr"- r£LA 'J ■ 2878..Ju1y 31..3 BWnkets 3949..0ct .Suit -, . ,' { , ,-, , ■• v j-y 604. .'Feb -'1.. Counterpane | | 2420.. July - -6U Rug I .. , i • --• -8926;.0ct . l..Drei_s, .White, Petticoat, and Laoe/. ---; Shawl ;,.•:_. 3941;;: dill ...lTroUsers and Vest. ■ .'•..«, .iiilVJ. 41)16.. 9.. Pillow, Vest, and Night-gown 4149.. 18wTable Cloth- .. !->s!<i .e<-<n-<>*r 4262.. 24.k,Trousers I I s ■, : y -Ati 4280.. 25..Bundled Clothing , . _. „ ~;.T 4854.. 30..-4 yards Damask' ' -<■ ■•■■■<- r. 4 4to„. t'\ I■ ■ „ ..302 Dresses and White Petticoat {i-uiO 4871..' ..30Coat,andShirta' 4500..N0v i .i.'i8..;l pair Damask Curtains >'<0 4541.. 12..Smt ...j.. ;■ . rill li-Jfl ..:. r- :„-:[0 4581.. 14..Blanket and-Rug '<' ♦„",,,. 4618.. 15_.t2CloakS il • '•■' miiuVL 4715.. 22.. Velvet Cloak».(_ oil • k>voC3 4d77..Dec 9.. Skirt .and Jacket ob •• ■ <Z< 5036.. 14..VolunteerSuitiandCoat. ( «V;J J _^_ ; -■• .: DjO i THI7|ISDAy,. .JUNE U'A1 .^.JAAiAk | gaxod r»g^-'"'■ 'ly .f',.'■' t .. '■ "As'__\ !_: K.jiM ! AMERICA^ SHIPi „ I * '"■-;' pol j^.^: i A;:pi%yJA :B;j;;;:;:; ;i io '.ON AOCO.FiNT^OESHOM IT MAY BTWiTiarfaifi CONCERN^;;;;';'!;-;; ;'■■ :"'i%r I -—R TON K ,S -'*.',CO. TTAVE beefi'inst'ru'oted by Captain ■ Fi p. SfetsOU to sell tof aWtion; on or afcout' the 12th June, The Ameiican Ship POLAR STAR, 819. tons I ' -i-.Ainericaii Register, bb tit atMedford, Massa-^i I ~ chugettfc4n.thjefy6ar.lßs2, re-coppered in May,---* [ tv 38>?, and, classed 5-6thßLl (Aiterisb); .French'1'" [ ' Veritas for 6 years irom May, 3872, as she now-■ !' ! li.c» jkt;»nol»orin the >»aitematai !■ "i ':':\Al full inventory may be inspected at the oflice ot tbe Agents, Mtsut HenaevflOß and Maofwlane, ot at tho the Auctioneers, Bimii-d^ofithe*ftU6«Uieitw_i_«w.