The Evening Star.

Vol. IV.—No. 1,059.j

Auckland, N.Z.: FRIDAY, JUNE 13, 1873

[Peice: ONE PENNY. ,



snipping Ai': "fp IR 8 T SHIP FOR h Jv&£&\:- LONDON. vtmJmslß*o' POP. LONDON DIRECT. The magnificent clipper ship : ; >;; Woodlark. 869. tons register, 17 years A1 at Lloyd's, Thomas Wood, Commander, will load for London on discharge of her inward cargo, leaving end of July. The Wood lark lin's made the best voyage of the season—BS days from London,—and offers unusual inducements to intending Passengers, the accommodation for all classes being unsurpassed. For freight or passpge' apply to CRUICKSHANK & CO., - . ■: ■ ■ ■ - i Agents . ■ V-, A TJSTBALASIAN -J^^ffik^ -CL STEAM NAVIGATION VB»i CO *s First-Class Steamers. SYDNEY & MELBOURNE, TRANSHIPPING TO BRISBANE & ALL OTHER QUEENSLAND PORTS, ADELAIDE, and KING GEORGE'S SOUND, by the A.S.N. Company's Steamships. The splendid steamship ' , . Victoriai F. Moore, Commander, expected from Sydney about 23rd inst., will leave four days after arrival. ' For particulars of freight or passage apply to H. M. JERYIS, Agent. _*fk*s: TjVOE T AEAN AKI, «IB«P|r^^^X WANGANUI, AND WEL ' The p.s. '.' i: . ,„;,!, .Paterson, . A. Kennedy, Commander, will leave the Manukau lor the above ports on MONDAY NEXT, IGth mat'" ' For freight or passage apply to • ■ MORTON, JONES, Agent, !»(!•} IJU- >inLiri ii.! .• :.\ !.■ i No? Ij,Queen-street. ■^' S ]Slp OLAR stab,: jtJrjL^grvv , All Claims must be rendered in •^PyiV^ng duplicate at our office by M<JNDAY •S^^SS^P* next, the 15th June, at noon, or they cannot be recognised. . •:: li i „,.: , .HENDERSON & MACFARLANE, i Agents, TTQE T'OAiNAKI,1 ''!!|"lk|^ J- NELSON', P"ICTON, WEL- V»NBI\JiY^-T.rTvrnTnN- LYTTELTON, AND POUT CHALMERS. : r ; '■•'• ■TheN;Z.S.Si Company'ss.B. ■■•iii>):i MOfion '■■''• .;, Wellington;1' Ht. Carkv, Commander, from Onehunga, on MON-. DXV NEXT, ICth in^t, at i p.m.; For freight or passage ftpply to ''! j ~,• .: .• COMBES & DALDY, Auckland;' i • ; : A.-BARNES, Onehunga; , •'''Or, '- . R. S. LEDGER,. Grahamstbwn. ~ " j st *Lj^. A -UCKXAKD STEAM «J«il«p|rT^^ XJI. PACKET COMPANY P.S. Royal Alfred. "Friday, June 13, leaves Auckland for Tararu, at, lfa/m'; Tararu for Coromandel, 4 p.m Saturday, June 14, leaves Coromandel for Auckland,' • at 12 o'clock noon. Freight: 8s per ton, received at the Company's itora on the, yyhnii, and, kept until shipped free of ' "FOR NAPIER AND GISBORNB. Comerang will leave as above at an early date. Not responsible for accidents in shipping, carrying, cr discharging1 live stock. N.B.—All live stock must be shipped before 9 a.m. Vox ireMrt or passage apply to • ■..;(! " WILLIAM LODDER, Manager and Engineer. V-W ,A U C X L AND llljiMA'TV J3 AND NORTH SHORE STEAM KERRY COMPANY (Limi .... | fcii/lii: ,•] .; ;'iii/! 'M!.i ~' -■ji*i*f) ' P.S. Takapwna, -(hiT,SE "PEOPLE'S BbAT, ■■•■>: ■ , ' Leaves, -7/ ~ Leaves' ..1 .Leaves^;! •. > Devonport Wharf. Flagstaff Wharf. Auckland Wharf. " aSO^m. ' 7.0 a;m 7.20 a.m. -^8.20 ;; 8.80 ,i 8.60 \ps-.0-m\i ~119.80 , k , liAUiWi %j! k^' '»'■:■''' . 'fI2.S0 Jlptss.[i l.O'p.ri<. !1! ' -liOT.^a.^ ' ; i; vi UlioSi 1.50,, ,J7/"Jjl 2.20",'/1 ..ulf ■ ■ . ■• •■■!! 2.60-Mil fjijj; MftTOioTxfsif.r t,,,"'° v i&srtti v.'i'.v nil o- .Ji .'-. S'UiND 'A Y'Si •:■/' ■:' li -•■ '■ ~(!• i.jauwh.i 10.0ia.mi!; /: lfi.2oa.rn.! -n-.-..:: 1.50,, . 2.0p.m. 4| , .2,20 „ "*•■">■•. ""■ »J 2.60' V., r » r -inß.sff'iv '; l>fj"4»oi'-j;l ■'•' * :'*-2d 'iWI-i ';-' ,; t 4.fio:;,: ~,,,6.0 afoi-J/ -|J/A*,A W'o'i 6.50, „ . , _6.0 ~ , . ;t ~!,'-. Weekly Tickets—Single^ Is. 6d:V Family, is/'Sliigls ° fare-, 3d. each way ;' Children;^ Half-price wo " j{Horse3. 2s. Cd. :each;. Buggies,j ?a.. 6d- eaohi-ii*' March,l3,lß7S. ~..,;. . .; ~; 1,:.;., r iiniir-Kt;' ♦Cji '"■ Tji^AIKATO " : 'STBAM: ■i^l^ NAVIGATION-*-COAL- COMPANY gJlimp); "'fIROUGH CARRIERS OF GOODS WAND "r 'FROM(AUCKLAND AND WAIKATOJ ' :■■ LO.W RATES OF FREIGHT. QUICK DESPATCH,, On and after Monday, 18th. May, pur nw American "Waggons will start for Mercer MONDAY and THURSDAY in 'eacli week, from' otur Receiving Depot, tMessra! J. HjaB3JBY;& Co. s. Store, I next,toMr^"W.:Binney>s,iQueenstr«i|et. : . ,;; These Waggons will carry Goods easier than drays, and/ being covered, will eiisiire pftrfeW protection from the weather to flax and other perishable articles. Way Bills .-will be (Issued Mr each parcel of Goods, and it is requested these Bills be sent forward to Con signees to check the deapaW Which Goods will "flight spring'dray will be kept toTOllect G»odg to tbe receiving depfit. f .., -, ( . ;(;| /. '|' , #rf6uGH RATES OF HEIGHT, liajjj -iMJAWki.ANiP'roWXiKAtfo 1./ -'' AticklßJidi»'T.uialtau.'v. -•- a 14.. 06s pbr toja- Avcklandtaßangariri ./... iutl ,^ s Bej!Wii Auckland to Ngaruawahia ... ... COs per ton Auckland to Hfuniltori,. br Whata '' 30™ whata' ..-' ■ !..' !(' -•' ' •'• Mt per ton . Auckland, tOiiAlexaiidra, or Camf: -iir.l I ..bridge,,..,! ■~.., , ... ,:-.•• ~655-per.ton, , t . Waikatp to AucklaSD. , Cambridge, or Alexandra,'tG Auck-' ' .'• '• i:/Mani. IiVJ ,■-••■•'J'-M-.».>■' •• 458 pertcmiii Hamilton, or Whata Whata, to . •; '~. ■;, ■■■ Auckland- /.. .. •'• «s per ton, , Ngaruawahiiit* Auckland1 :.':.' 40s per ton- ■ Rangariri to Auckland .. .. 35s per ton Tuakau to Auckland ~ .., - n :. .86s.per ton These Rates of Freight are 10« per ton less than by Other carriers, Bbadley & Co., Auckland Agents. ; • c,,,. R. R. HUNT, •■■'•l: -;■-' . Manager.,. fi.-. ~'■ ) ■■'.-■■■ • ■ ■■-. ■ •-' IWj^ TKTAIK.m'O TEAKS- ' *. PORT OFFICE;; 4HMH!S^%> ■ Fout-sthekt, Auckland. GOODS FORWARDED TO ALL PARTS OF , ... WAIKATO. .... , . . ;,, THROUGH RATES OF FREIGHT. Auckland 10 Waikato. Auckland to Tuakau 55s per ton Auckland to Rangarirt V. / { /• .7. • 65s per ton AuokJand to Ngajniawahia 60s per ton AucUand -to 'B^rnll.tpn pr Whata Whata ,65s per ton Auckland to Alexandra orGamtiridge .;'. Css par ton '..!.' ' .tWMIKXTO TOjAupPiAWD.,. ''•',, ' ■ Cambridge or Alexandra' to Auckland .. 45s per ton Harirfltbfi or Wha' Whata to Aiibkland' i i:! 45s ft/t ton' Ngaruawahia to Auckland.. ' ..'1 '• •« :i4oicper.ton-. Rangariri to Auckland Sfis per tori TuakftutoAuoklapfl 36s per ton ' FRANZ SOHERFF.



.i'oHßUL^S^pfefeV;/\l rIIS $\Jk IVTEW' .ZEALAND |^^\ JL^i PARCELS'CONVEYANCE. SmallParcelsmaynowbesentto the . 111 nndevsigned:for despatch to Ne>r Zea land from England,, or from New Zealand home, at very Cheap: Kates, which will!include; Marine; In surance. P.P. A , and all other charges. Parcels should be'sent; Carriage Paid,' to our office for despatch, fully addressed to the consignee in •England or in New Zealand, and tha value thereof stated. In order to carry out this project satisfactorily itis 'particularly requested that friends of those in New..Zealand,will make known the "NE^V ZEA LAND CONVEYANCE" as much as possible, and support the undertaking, vii i ■ ' •• ; Hi Full particulars of terms on which parcel? may be transmitted from England to New Zealand, or from New Zealand to England, may be obtained on appli cation to EDWARD & HERBERT ETJTTERFIELD, 27, Leadenhall street, London, B.C. Oiyto : ;."' HO! ' TDIY? : - ■; : ELLIOTT & ANDERSON, ; > j}\ \ Queen-street Wharf, Auckland. No further charge is made if the parcel is called for at the head offices, London and Auckland. Insuranoe against all risk effected if requestad, and value stated. ! . ■ • .' ■ '' t j Business Cards. TX^ILLIAMS AND.. CO., SHIP CHANDLERS,, , Are Cash Purchasers' of Old Sails, Canvas Rags Europo Rope, Junk,. Old; Muntz . Metal, Copper, Brass, &c, &c. A, I S:" ; A'! A C S, • ;l!' GAS FITTER & PLUMBER, V ICfT O'B'l A: S T B/Bifc T ■ \E A S ijs j. r . Four Doo^a from the, Greyhovi^d i p Maker of the Pateh't Enamelled Gas Refleotdr! 11 • ' E" xlt'#in t % i>icits6n >: I';;LICENSED LAND BROKER '' '(CoNVJSYAJS'UEB.^Np.EfI. TIIK iL*JJD TAANftKBB AOT). Draughtsman, Illuminator, Herald Painter, &o. TUe attention of Landholders is particularly invited to the advantages secured to Propoify- brought under this .Act, in the security of Title guaranteed,>and.the rapidity and small coat of trausactions effected underit. .t.jii-Jui iij'.- ..'!;:' ' ! In •iciirniV G6lt> MiNiirb Plan's PiiEPAniiii; ! N.B.—No charge made for information or advice, . I/, ;iiii 43, Inaxirancffßuildings, Queen-stre6t,: ''•'' ' ' LA % S' BIS OTJ IT, ': £18 jjei- tori. ' Ma] J. S. MAbrAREAKK, A(feht. ARNOCK BEOTHEES; - Soap &' Candlf. MATrtrrACTfrß'Eßs, | CHAPEL STR-EET.i ATT 0 K-L.A N D. ;t ■•-■ ■' c :i a- r -a ';b\ n,' 0 • House and Land Agent, Rent and Debt Collector, Stichbury's Buildings, Queen street. MA D. A M ; .E , M.O.L Li.JSE, • -" -■* of Singing and" Piano, Hermitage, Pit incest street. | ,:;i i.'; •)::■;'>"•-—I —LrL , JOHN , E DI.APP.BS, *) WHGEE9ALE CLOTH CAP MANUFACTURE, 37, GREy-STREET, AUOKLANI). ..' r. <•i ■ • i•'■' 'i - ■'■',■■ ■;• ■•■. •' f xi'd S3• ■'' 1 CONTRACTOR TO THE COLONIAL FORCES. j H/;i •)(>>■.!:■?> — JT.AMBB BUTC HE E, fcf; Cartor,-Contractor; ;*c. Goods cleared'arid delivered from, ships on the shortest notice. Ballast supplied. ,:/ ■ ■ . -.. .■ ■j . PA E T I N Gt T O N S( .-. tr.i ii -B-rs c-urfs.1 (ifJi-*J Reduced Prices : Cabin /Blsouits:,, ~ .► .. 18s per lfiOlbs; . All Kllhds Fancy Do ... .. 6d per lb. , FI S'H E; E A! G O.; ( Wholesale, Shipping:, ard ■ Family Butcher; Queen street, corner of Durham ■ I street; Auck land. Poultry of p.ll kinds dressed to order. Prbuo , Smoked Tongues, Home-cured Bacon. Corned Beef dn sale in large quantities, N.B.—Dealers in game.' LiveiPheasant* forwarded tonsil parts of the colonies ,ttpon receipt of order. Families waited on in town .or suburbs. ~ ....,,;.,;.•.■' J* , , not, I ■• ■■' '■■'<• ' ''%XT PH;i;'i,LIP,PS :;& SO,N, TT • OIL, COLORj and GLASS MERCHANTS. Importers of Paperti'angings, Scrim. Paints, Oils, Turperitina, Colors: 'Varnishes, French -Polish, Gold Leaf' lA.rtista',! Colors' and1! Brushes/: Plate.. Sheets Crown Ornamental,.and Photographic Glass,' Pictur.B Frihie and tapestry' Mouldings, Clopk and t opmpass :Glasses. Glazed Sashes, Doors,-&C . ' . - , Glass cut to size, and'carefUlly packedi "" / ;| 12..>Vyndhama.treejb.) . -.iqi! (■■'/■' ■-ill viiiJjr; 'r<.,E. 0,.,E,,,^E 1; ,A.X E:;e3S;, |'\3ry ■.' . |- ' i '(l!iAi;a..Gr?ii»DZßj*.po).,,,.,, noitajijj FREEMAN'S BAY §pAP AND CANDLE1 |i|»«,io-,n.| .T^-^ojgs.^;:--;;;;;;;;:,, r ; ; ,,'t ORDERS STRICTLY AaaENPED;TO..iK A ;; q-a^'h' b\rYe Rs- b A'i.! L 0%:;^ H-«:o : o''P^'^ -'A^/C/O1;-1, GbLDEN. CROWN STEAM BREWERX, Wellesley street East; Auokland/i ■-' J' •' SPARKLING, EU-BEKA ALES. yyv .. •• £4perhhd. 1 #X^5C " £6perhhd. . SA-M'-F-'E'' Ii": W ''%■'„',¥%'.s' "H6n'& Land, and Comm'issiSn A-gfot; CoDectbr ■'of Rents, Debts, Highway Rates, &a^ ,Loanri J ' ??8I&X (iueen'lstreet''(three doo'rs^Wlow.the, Union Baik.) - J . : ;,,,. y T~~RA^E^M^K rS^B 00 X S Balanced and ' p'dsted :by 'ttie hour ; Hotels 'Valued and Sold at current rates ; Bents, andlWbto "nnMaotnA -~ Tiriok-koeDinz Taughtj-f- Mn S/> haai^i, ffiSfet,^■2sfS?Qs«en.B&eeUßdf^rertS^ W -, street ~,., ;" ,1 ;< ' ;.; ■' .' ''" ■■!' ?"•'■ :1^ »OF W. CULLIMOtt JxL Teacher of the Pianoforte (late of Melbourne), hka a vacarcy for/a/few ■PupllH^.'te'rti« moderate. T £ply-at Xwrell's Music Shop, next to Montagues Fancy. Warehouse. Queen-street., ( :i.;i ~. ~/, i HOKSE: iCLOTHmGr-ETG: -■ J WISEMAN has receitfedi Jitetf J • Durham, a shipment of Kerseys, Webs, Rugs, ||»illPii I"^RTsir*^RIEZB OVER-COATS J*X? ' '■' .."At the City Clothing. Mart..' WATERPBOOF ■pvTTtA THICKiOVEB-CO ATS. ''-'■'■./„ lI|! ( lu'"1 01 EXTRA J^i^^ tho . tWn for the ipjont , . ju ' " ■■;•'■;' • Bullet-prqof Behind. r , |j ! TIMBEIt.! i TIMBER! Hi, " i ?l Tp'sHlP^MiswL£EBS.' Eiq. f !^-N.i.-., J Yards in -Auckland,l 3,oo,ooo.feet,,Firs^and at gS."'customSsoXee£-*Hd the Shed Break w tcr Koad, ov .o ri P,';I."'^! O^C^l.^RraS. ■; JN-B-Dry Timber.and^ :Broad.Boards^always on B^XASWSSSS- for



- ..,',", ~i Merchandise. —_ ; : —— : T; H: HA L L & C 0., COMMISSION MERCHANT 3 AND AGENTS, 7, WYNDHAM STREET. AUCKLAND. EX COKONET & ADELHEID, And to Arrive per ' FAWN & GLENCOE: ■•;■ 270- saoks andbags superfine Flour 377 „ Bran . : .43 ~ Sharps , , '. ' '" Assorted Biscuits, in tins '■'■•' 600 bushels Oats 2i tons Potatoes. ~_-..; On Sale by T. H: HALL & CO. Idiots and shoes, SAMPLES ON VIEW. 1 T. H. HALL & C 0., 1 7, WYNDHAM STREET. SUPEEIOE QUALITY TWEEDS ■-..,: . r . ON SALE BY T. F. HALL & 00, "JO CASES MILLINEET AND •..- DRAPERY, !,",i,i ; ON SALE BY "i T. H. HA L L & CO., 7,; WYNDHAM STREET. "tji PORT, ERA CO, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL "IRONMONGERS, Importers ov Evkry Description oj hardware, table and pocket cutlery, electro-plated and nickel-silver GOODS, SPONGE, HIP,1 AND SHORES'.BATHS, PILTERERS, IRON BEDSTEADS AND COTS TOILVT WARE, JAPAN, AND TIN GOODS, , BRTJSHWARE, DOOE MATS, FENBERS AND FIRE-IRONS, COOL VASES, KITCHEN REQUISITES. LEAMINGTON RANGES, American Pattern Cooking Storeg, Fine Cast and Berlin Black Register Grate* and Front*, Copper and ' Calranized Iron Furnace Pan* (portable), Ac.) GABOHANDELIERS, 2, 3, and 4-li|fht Pendants, Brackets, Hall Lamps, Iron and ComrJosltlon Gaa Pipes and Fitting* of all kind*. Lack*, Nail*, Bolt*, Brass Foundiry and General oi H Buildora' IroiuncHjgery. -v. r j[ * ißttfP Slate,'Sheet1 and.'Hoop' Ifott; Steel Anvil* ~ Bellows. Horse Nails, Farriers' Knives, Bolts, and Nuts, &&, &c. Morewood's and .Gospel Oak CORRUGATED GALVANIZED-IRON and Plain Galvanized- Iron, Sheet Zinc, Lead Pipe, Tron Tubing I I .(black aad galvanized), K«rce and Lift, Iron and ; Brass Pumps, and Plumbers' Fittings. ■ Netting Twine, I Shop Twine, Fishing Lines and Hooks. ..,;., .■I .] ■. ■ . Jf B — India-rubber B«ltln(c.iHo*» and Sheet-rubber, Circular. Vertical, Cross-cut, Pit, and other SUws. 1 Carpenters', Engineers', and Smiths' Took, of all kind*. • ■ ' '' ' BUitlnf and Sporting Powder,. Shot, Caps, Fuze, ~ , *« M *»• • • ■ ■ SX)' 'MORE BREAKAGE OF CHIMNEYS. JO OWAT T' 8 ATE N T j^A*TIJCA:PNTC ; LAMP. ! Th« anlf Lamp ■ that has" yet' been made to burn pPARAFPIK OIL OR PETROLEUM j j : .WITHOUT ICHIMNBY, \ SMOKE, OR SMELL. it riseaslly trimmed,'never gets out of order, saves T ' '. (roat, annoyance, trouble, and ezpenae. !^RC)SI^B i: ;TABLE ' LAMPS, ' ' ,ijli Dresden, Porcelain, a»dßohemian Glass. ■ '■■ . toil 1 LAMPS, ■';•/,■' j ,s For-Hallff, Churches, and Public Buildings.!'" '•' reading-, bedroom, and • ;V , )((i ,,.bba,oket;'^mps,,'> ~:„» jj '"' v i- r!','"; in Variety. -' r. ,'.....'.,. ;., . -1 ' GAS GLASS. CHANDELIERS. i eit j .'uj-ft U'.•B:.-iEci'M":!r)i-v//B'-T.'B-.8-B T. ,*£(( i j f'" f,,in ',:--frn; I ,ri.>;r.\<n\i:ui Vmj) --:<■;■/•<:■ ' L-i j .;;; li n'-ir.r ;~r-yr\v. ' ■ ")■ '■■ i'l-c ■ <■' ~'■ •■ ] ! btow slooNaiß nT*ilii"of<rE-vJ oil'*1 ■■ ] Ol ij hoßKJrtl Of -^.IhU--:.1.) [mod /!<> n-.i.;u: T^O TIMBER; MERCHANTS; BUILDERS, • oiw >.;.-contractors;'fto^ i :i ! ,;.,-! ...it no Jotfiia-auwav/ iti •■ '•"■> . i. ■• 'fTIHESE Mill» being now in f all. opdraffciori, Xi'itha'Pxxjprietoral beg' to intimate that theynare''prepared'>'to execute 'oridera for Sawn Timber with utmoitl dispatch' at currenti ifateaJ ■■ ■' Offide,'Cußtom-hduse-street, Auckland. •'-•■' ;l '' Olil ■ ''•"" '' ''; i: , ■*:■)' r.<& U. MACDONALD, j nO .-Miijv. v.hl ]>■ :}fiv.<\---. - .: . -Agent. :^SSSSTW^~ : ac m-b nt : ; r J ["';' A FRESH COI?SIGNMEGT OF P0 & T:i, AN, D QEMENT, ~ !!j :i! FIRE BRICBiS, FIRE TILES, , PLASTER OF PARIS, KEEN'S CEMENT, ,j .•; ;,,.,; ■:• And all Kinds OF ' | BIILDBKS' ,M A T Efil AL S . IXWAYS OK HAND 1 '' ■■! KEANE & JENKINSON, ' . 1 '''fli'A'B^EßS, SLATERS, ETC., Victoria btrbht East. eENTLEMEN'S CLOTHES I CLEANED. ALTERED EEPAERED, AND PEEBBED at !( r.< <l ttoi o Tlrt.) ,". i ■ ..'■■ * ! iv;o! to i ( ,B ARWO O D^S, Taiiob, ;f . i r,,. f [ ~,! ... FB.OMt-.JMJBLB.OUKHIJI,r,,(!;•;!;■.;t I.'. J io| Hplwon-slreet,, neap the (^Qverow Browne. Now Landing ex Victoria/- (sognirq ■■~ 60 TONS WARRNAMBOOL POTATOES 10 lONS VICTORIAN RED POTATOES.



Drapery...,,.. DAMAGED WINSEYS, EX EDINBURGH CASTLE. H. AT X I N S TXTILL OFFER THIS WEEK 1,600 YARDS WIttSEYS (Slightly damaged at one'end). Good Quality .. .. .. Bjd, worth Is Sd Superior Quality .. .. Hid, worth Is 5d Also, 50- PIECES CALICOES, Slightly wet, at Low Prices. Also, , 54 PAIRS 9-4 BLANKETS, COMMON QUALITY, Suitable for Hotels and Boarding-houses, at lls. Cd. PER PAIR. H. A T X IN S . .. 1' «. ;■ /■:... ..,,..... (■■ 1 TTAS Just Landed, ex Parsee and Edinburgh Castle, X LARGE STOCK. OF iCLOTHING, BLANKETS, FLANNELS, j CRIMEAN SHIRTINGS, CALICOES, DRESS MATERIALS, WINSEYS, ETC., ETC., ITO. '' *f ■' Attention is Invited o tho following Gocda. The prices will be found to bo Lower than any House in Town: I ■ ~.■■'. ' ' " 3 BALES (60 PIECES) CRIMEAN SHIRTINGS, Fwsm Ib. *d. per yard. . ; ■ . ■■■ ■■ ' ~• ,-: •.-.:' ■ ■' '- :i 4 BALES (140 PIECES) GREY CALICOES, Good Quality, at sJ<l per yard. 1 1 . . ■'. '. ■ , 1 j j ■■■:::.' b CASES MEN'S TWEED TROUSERS I AND TROUSERS AND VESTS, : . .-., , ■ .-.. •, .hi - i ■ ••■.,- ■-/■ ! SpUndid Patterns and Quality. ... ,#.., .'.,. IVJ c .- ■■•'; ' '■'■■■■>' '■' ■-'■ ' 3 CASES BOYS' TWEED SUITS, BOYS' K'NICKURBOCKER SUITS, ji ;I .' ' I.i ~:-.•••■ ■ •■ ■ !J BOYS',TWEED TROUSERS, 'lt«. 1; E-rc.,' Era/, # ' j ..-.'..: ,'t'i !;>•'. '-r&' "', ■■ ' -'■■'■' - ! 2 CASES MEN'S TWEED SUITS, OVERCOATS, Etc. i '-'.-. •,'j:ii.--.i-.«t .;;,■;.;■ ty ' >• ■ ■' ■ : ...-■ ■ if: :si :;;■- '■■'■■■■■■'■ ■■ ■ 3j BALES (150 PAIRS) GOOD QUALITY i h'-'-n «! ■"■1 BLANKETS, \; 1 ! >~HT Vil !ILatjg«.SiaeB v jl \lljL I G ..'. * i; •' -;;,^ ■(•,,! () | i,U''-J 1)1': IlirflOl III) l/fOIII 'V' '' ' 4 CASE (50 PIECES) BLACK LUSTRES, 1 j V'V ' Ui, l!:;- u ' ;'. ;J ''■'Vl '- ' ! i Good Quality. Bright aa Silk. V; ' ■''.■' i GOOD' BLACK SILKS, i I ".i.-vi-vi itii •! it'3s9dporyard. lj "■ ~,.,: -'Xa: ■ i + >•■■-,. . i ■l:>-h,ui"iU: ■■■' ■ / !f.| '. . ■ lyjj-irt I:"'1 ■;-.' ' ' ; ■■'■■' ;| . n':!:'(l .-'; F- i i '■• M !" i i '•"'■; i .'■:. BEST BLACK SILK VELVET IN AUCKLAND , ; (1 At 20b por yard. ! ■ ' \: ,' .". ■ -"■ ;:.- - ■-■■' ••■ ■• ■■- ■■ A. LARGE STOCK OP . F|RENCH MERINOES, DRESS MATERIALS, ; v ; CLOTH JACKETS, SHAWLS, ETC. a i vr.il *im> :'. Fwiiad '!■■ >ri '■■■■■'<■' ,:.-■ ■ "• 0 I vsuivi] t,i! iiS ..)illjj._4'i V'Oii"'. :I'!' l;-f i'1"' ; I -iuj:nit) i •!■ i-!> ii '■;. .-.jriJoi'' :!i'i i '■>'>> [>i'<'' '-> ' ?if vuiniouiEiili J»mioVarsw tnlalinj! ,v!"hlJ)j ;; fcoo U.f AT KIN Si _ wimo^ 1•■ ninia ol)Uti Unoa 'ioil ut ,h;<ih I (LATJJ 9.AY AlfD HONjEV;SIA|K,)B



Education, i MISS NO EM AN,'Teacher of Music (pupil of Mr Hoffman for the last five years), Waterloo Quadrant, five doors from Princes street. The North Shore attended. MADAME f iNTEB, ' ROYAL ACADEMICIAN, gives Lessons, in Music and Singing. Two to Three Guineas per Quarter, payable in advance. Schools attended.— Melbourne Housed ■ MODERN LANGUAGES. ME B. M. O. THEOBELL, Member' of the University of Upsala, teacher of French p.t the Auckland Grammar School University Classes, gives instruction in the French and German languages.—Applications may be made at the Mechanics' Institute Library. . ■ . FOR SALE by tbe undersigned— Tanks, Patent Ventilating Bricks, Cart Shafts, Coals (Bay of Islands of Newcastlo), Firewood, Ballast, &c, J. CRAIG, ■ ; ' Fort street, j ! 11 ... 1 FURNITURE. TAND H. COOKE, 148, Queen! • street (corner of Victoria street), have on Salei —Walnut Drawing-room Suites; Mahogany and; Cedar Dining-room Suites ; "Bed-room Furniture of all! descriptions ; Library. Oflice and Hall Furniture s Iron Bedsteads and Cota : English, and American' Cane-seated Chairs : Folding Chairs ; Cornice Poles i Hair, Flax and Spring Mattresses: Palliasses,! Bolsters, and Pillows ;. Toilet Glasses, all sizes ;| Toilet Ware ; Kitchon Tables and Chairs ; Venetian and Roller Blinds; China Matting, all widths:! Floor Cloths; Wool and Cocoa-flbro Door Mats,! &c., &c, all of the best materials and workmanship,! and marked at tho Lowkht Pkiciks. ' { ■■ , I HL. P OSSENISKIE, • T A I LO R, AND WHOLESALE CLOTIITNG MANUFAC TURER, Begs to inform his numerous customers and the} public of Auckland that he has RESUMED BUPI-? NESS in WELLESLEY STREET (opposite the new' Market) in the above line, and hopes by strict atten-i tion to all orders entrusted to his care ho will roceive j a fair share of public patronage. r i MOUNT HOESON NURSERY,! remuera: , ft :; i OT. WREN'S Nursery List forj • this Season will be' forwarded free to any address with which he may be favoured. Thovarious i Stocks aie in fine condition : and embraco numerous I important, useful, and beautiful additions. Town Agents, W. J. Huiist & Co. DENTISTRY. ME. T. TRAPP O B D,; surgeon dentist, Wakefield street. Artificial Teeth, from Ono to a Full Set, in Gold or Vulcanite. TT EINR IC H KO H N JEWELLE E; QUEEN STREET, AUCKLAND, Begs to draw the attention, of tho public to his 1 Large and Woll-assorted Stock of ENGLISH, FOREIGN, AND COLONIAL MANUFACTURED JEWELLERY, • Specially selected, arid of. the' Newest Styles and Designs. ■ IA large portion of tho above consist of Quartz and Greenstone Jowellory, Manufactured on the premises. ! |.i ■' 1, '''.'! 1 H. K. begs specially to draw the attention c the public to his JLARGE AND SUPERIOR STOCK OF GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES, AND GREAT VARIETY OF SILVER AND PLATED GOODS, ■ Which are of the best known manufactures of he home markets. J f •. ■: • . • - - •' I £^"Note the address '-- , ' HE I NEIGH X OH N, JiDWELLER, Q U E,E N- S T R^E E T. i^a: isr 6up 0 jTt c s an's ': •' HAR M 6 N.I.UM S. ..!;•:.;.„. Selected by Mr' Weub^ when in London. To be; disposed of at prices which must' command a ready sale. . ■ ■ I To be seen at Pitznoll House* Wellesley street, near St. Matthew's 'Church. I N.8.--A very fine 7-octavo Ziegler's PIANO, in Walnut Case, i .' oiht ,iri;li.tl ■ ■'■■:"■ ■ ■-■'■' Old Pianos taken in , exqliango. . Ipstruments thoroughly Repaired, Regulated,' and Tuned in town Fd country, by ' "P STAB Lt S H EB; 18 5 9 PIANOS. PIANOS:' :> ;; THE LARGEST STOCK1 6f INSTRUMENTS To be seen at'" ' , I " • '• HOFFMAN'S' AC A'D''E M'T .OI;,' 1!!;!!;^; I '^/ , ■38 ? .|.iSIIORTLA>*D.TSTR^E^!.f','; "/.,,',-/. i Pianos and Harmoniums: for Sale • or, Hire land oh the deferredpayinent system from £14 to £126.f Every,, instrument' guaranteed,' and,,keptin tuno one jyear after ijurchase.'fr'eo of charge. ■•' ■ ' i Instruments ■ of: eVery description; Tuned and Re paired, Bought, Sold, j and taken in exchange. •;,. ■. .. BOSSES! ,EOSEB! BOSES] ~,.;;.,■ ■~ . 1 •iiiitifo : ■ i ■■■■'■■■■ Ji f'J ' LIPPIATT'S PRIZE„ COLLECTION. , i PLANTS NOW READY, FOR .DELIVERY. ROSES planted'hoy 'will,bloom tp, greatest ad- Vantage ne'xt'season, " -! ' ;1 ' ■ To secure good ph\nts early application la necessary. 1873 Lia( can now be had from , ; 1 , , ' ~: ~. ,;,; ~';-,. ~ ■"1 X; BAIRD, .:-, . Victoria street, Auckland. TO LEGAL MANAGERS.j: . OFFICE Plans of Gold Mines' ouickly and correctly drawn on reasonable terms. , jj m!! . ■ ','■'...■'.;.!■ di ■ CHARLES PALMER, ,;,i ■ , , -, , .Draftsman, •Sh6rtland-streel^j Jlat'at'VT'ajHie'S, Qu'eehstreet'. + . , , !0 ~.;. . iSmtfZWi&mffi&ir odi *il A. • * ■,-[ snrrif)7o y;.li.uuLaW fro B'iooivuk , , |. ,BRA I N:D,:.r^:I:qK:. & FILSpfIjER. 1. ,drta; 'rp Et I'Si juniversal and excellent j, JL' '■'..'beverage of the celebi]aj;ed brand o|,R;gk and ' EiacHßß tis now to be had 9pi Draught, in Bottle,, or, "by the Keg) from' ' ~ . .■ :'JOHN 80 EATS, BRFT:iBtt"'HtiTETJ',' v' QUEBN STREEI'. HJgMy reoommended by the faculty;



Drapery. j^r b w eush iih OPJJNING OF THE UPPER THAMES!! PUBLIC ATTENTION IS PARTICULARLY ' DRAWN TO J . LEVY'S'' AUTUMN LIST OF PRICES, Which are now being opened, and every article marked in plain figures, vix.;— . ; ■ .- - IM .: S. a. Men's Tweed Trousers 7 11 Moleskin Trousers ..4 11 Men's Beaver Sac Coats '..'.. "\',",~ ..13 11 Men's "Trousers and Vests (double and single breasted) in any pattern, and all wool .. 20 0' Bedford Cord Trousers, all wool, formeerly £1 ~ 15 !6 Men's Cloth Paget Coats' IV .. ..' .. 22 '6 Youths' Trousers .... .. .. ~ 611 Boys' and Youths' Overcoats .... .. 10 6 Boys' Suits, in great variety ;."..' .'. 12 il Alpine Hats, with Feathers f ', .. r .. 411 Men's Crimean Shirts; all wool .. " ..' .. 411 Men's Working do, very-heavy .. .. ..11l Men's Socks, per pair; ; \. 0 $ Josephine Kid Gloves in any sizo or color, per pair.. .. ..:' ~ >'~ '~ ..10 And thousands of other Goods equally as Cheap. J . L,iß V T Wishes to thank the public for the support he has received oitlierto, and begs to inform them that every article purchased at his shop Is Guaranteed and Made on the premises. ■ Open daily from 7.30 a.m. till 10 p.m., and oh Saturdays till 12 p.m. The working class will save at least 50 per cent, by making their purchases at J.L.s Store. NO PUFF, AS ONE PUFCHASE WILL PROVE . THE FACT, . v For Stylo, Quality, and Economy combined, no Shop > in Auckland can compete with us. tar Please to Note the'address :— J,:.:"' ■ l'.e' v'if's MO 8 SfTEII, b LOT HI N G HIAL Lj Next to titk Old Theatre Royal, 210. QUEEN-STREET; •j^-cl 'a '.c,; 'h;! "l;' :A;'isr, 218, QUEEN STREET, ' (One Door from Wellesley street.) BARGAINS JUST OPENED. 'l.<: "iil :"■ ■- ■ —■• "' i;£!».!a. 3 bales best Tapestry Carpet> 43' Cd, 4s'9d'to 0 411 1 case Musical Boxes, with latest improve- ments, from £3 10s to ' ~.„ ~..12 12)0 20 plecea Very Best ChiriaMatting, ljyds.; i wide i. ' \. ' .I .. .. 0 1 8 2 bales Felt Squares for Carpets, all sizes, from '.'.. /'' .. r ■:■'.■; ;" *; ;;; 017 6d >i.'i ■'■'■'■ >'■ -''■•■ ■■i^"'1' ■('iH'TfiO WINT^E GOODS .[;']].■■-' ■ It/-111 lit-J ■ ■ I'll ' ■ ■ • MILLINERY, DRAPERY, AND 1 CLOTH I NO, -■ DA I L V : OP E N I N G. ' , I . . ." ; ■ ■ 'II .. .. J; i. •'■■ n! ' .' . —M I— -1 ' ;■ .";' f H^iiL'i'N c R;^,'^ ';';''' THE MISSES 'MIL ]^:E Are now Showing a Large Collection of, MILLINERY & STRAW GOODS IN THE LATES j ■•• ' ' ■ STYLES, '-■ •"' "{.'J FEATHERS, FLOWERS, A RIBBONS IN GREAT ~,,.,, . tl \ VARIETY, ■-'..'- i■ : •'< A, CHOICE ASSORTMENT OF VELVET AND ' | .CJLOTH JACKETS,, FURS, LACE GOODS, j ■ ',' FANCY SKIRTS, DRESS MATERIALS,;. ; ,,' i &C;, ■ , ~&C.;, , | ~&O. -^..i j • r ,;. ;-:<:. 37' WY'NDHAM STREET, i;; ':! Corner of Albert street.' ,-;;;• y•)i IT __ ij ; .. ; ■ ■ . '/n ].'':..■]■ ■"■■ iv! ln;[ YHfil ..,,;, iif;"'--;-^: ■ •ir.itn!!K fil [I'vJsoi'.^Jai ;'- ,l:^' ( / ,jsr 1 o' r P''E-N,<^ .; .:. '. v ; { THIS DAY, AND UNTIL 21st OF THIS MONTH ONLY! •• . ' Gome Early and oet! the Firs-j'Pick i: !-'j-.urt] ]>:!« ov ■BAR«Ai*sf!i; --'Jl'''!'1- ;V;!' ! -. . . ( H '•■■-.'' — ~ — i\v''U'r,^ 7;; i ■■ /■' JN. N E¥B O L D;i ha\sin^ • received no eligible offer for the whole> of hi» Stock in Onclot, but several candidates for, the G.6od: will -. Fixtures- and Part of the Stock, he> lias i now ideoi'de'd to SELL OFF his STOCK at COST PRICE [for FOURTEEN "DAYS, after which the' Shop Will' be ! CLOSED for ONE DAY to1 prepare the ', balance ,for Auction In Lots. . , . > i Thb first lot< offered at Auction will be the Fixtures,1 Goodwill, and Tenancy. , ( j ~,'} ,j i; ::<j-.-'i; I-1:- hs. ~K:;^NEiv^p?;;.r( , ( ; ;:;; iv ao'ii'f.olii) '- v!;'*•'■■*■.! 'i jJs^ 'iailtid L^oqlo ~;.,!•-.M.".:-; ].f.r. ~-.nW.«.MoHJ Vovo ''; v'.:iJ Lr.ti r.v.;;.'i dloowH :in-ft 10 ~,;- j o ■ i oi-iji-:r;!'> ':.,-;-■, 1 ' u-t an now .. 11■ '1 11 p _.j .) iT^XTRAtoRDINARY ; CHEAP;' ;i SALE.J LCji,.: (! -)• i. iJllfil ■."..■ v,.:-i;:ji|) j; ?fi(j i77 o( [-j i 0 ■,;,-■ ■ ~-,,; ojj . iiiiis") 01 !.; ■,;;;£. /W;,.I)iTS:O^N'^"--:.^ 1 Being abdut: to make ■ important 'Alterations, will' \id Mr7/ :ii oivu:l' TJiW U r f 3OBOiJ ' j/'-^NfIEARp-pE^^^ll^ J; ! ".< .' . i.i f? '■-f •ri '■'! !.-I'iii1' new I j ''^JloTHliTa ( ANI>! 1 MIL^ER^,^ Loin; Kv.o!.il iln«n> :.■ Jl >Uo{^if.! FOR " THUEE 'WEEKS ■ ONLYI I .■;.,..,(-, 1:.,-, hr.-ii p:ji c-:t oi'noaoi 'u;a ALL NEWAND SEASONABLE GOODS l'.,bi!Jf Sr.V.! I ■ IN . ; ■ Black and ColouredJSilks ''' .'• •. , Silk Velvet Jackets. s _ , (( j ~.,;. I Autumn(DresaesancjlSkirts^ UiUoni} ~ New Hats.and'3onneta!,., 0.l 1 ■.';■*[ ' ~, General Drapery 0 ' .fjiui/Jirv :; ■' Ji 1 -,{■,'■ ii ■fj 7tI,TIOV/oiJ!fi'fC| Li! Clothing, etc. mvio^oin 1 fn . Adioining Messrs. Morrin's, Ironmongers, t. I. -I I.' i')-.^:. '' > .■> r.i : ;<-Ij: 1 ■■■.■'■' '■■' Ignxiaf.otf'j •' Jo .oldinonpd I>£ .po-jiiioi^ .^qm^on^V1;.' 70 T rfco fefiv/ ji >D3cl .'ii.oji/ jjiUj Raaauic ~ 2,, j ai^OyE-WTTINft IGKMISETS •(■ :•! hu „ -'i-'iAiDIIES'!AIWT!)iMN;ifeKIte,) Ofl. J f II { ouro-j ox Iljwla oiwJ^Jl^JjjwjraaJy, AT BYSON'S, 130 & 132, QUSiN-3TREST.



Miscellaneous. 8 ADDLES Y. THE Undersigned has just received ex ' Warwick, a Splendid Shipment of..the above, comprising— Saddles, Bridles (Ladies' and Gents') Hunting, Buggy, Gig, 4-Horse, and Cart Whips Spurs, Ladies' and Gents' Fancy Bits and Stirrups! Curry, Mane, and Clipping Combs Dandy, Spoke, WataV,. Body, Compo, Shoe.km Clothes Brushes*' • ; Thongs,. Leggings, Pole Chains, arid-' il' ' ' '.' ' IMPROVED SHIFTING DRAUGHT CART HAMES, ' All of which will be sold at the * Lowest Cash Pricks. Mork to Arrive per Edinburgh Castlf. Every Variety of English and Colonial-made Harnes ' : always on Hand or Made tj Order. ~■{ Second-hand Harness for Sale „ .•■:; > TO ARRIVE, PEE HYLTON CASTLE,?! Best English Brass and Silver Mounted Gig and Spring ,-<jart: Harness. Riding Saddles (for Butchers Use) with Brass Head and Cantle Plate*, Ladies' and Gent's Hunting Crops, Saddle, Harness, and Polish ing Compos, Knee Caps, Brushes, &c. W. S. JONES, r» SADDLER, HARNESS-MAKER, & IMPORTHEJ 15 4, QUEEN STREET. -; TO THE ELECTORS OF THE . -.•'■■ 'i ' PROVINCE OF AUCKLAND. ; f Gentlemen,—ln pursuance of the announcement made by me when consenting to become a' Candidate for the Office of the Superintendent of the Province of Auckland that I would take an early opportunity Delaying.'my views before you, I have now the honor to state that for some years past I have looked upom the Provincial Government as costing more mousy than it was worth,, and this view I have repeatedly, mtr pressed to some members of the Provincial C6uiij&H without being-shown by any of thorn any t«as6a-t» cause jme to. alter, or even modify my belief." Mjr ■ opinions'as to'the desirability of getting rid ofgifae Provincial Government of Auckland have latelyJJeen strengthe&ed, as I feel perfectly satisfied that the good derived from its operations are not at all commensu rate with its cpsts, and as I am quite convinced that nearly all the work done by the Provincial Govera ,,ment could be.done better, more economically, an 4 with grflaterisatisfaction to the ratepayers through the instrumentality of local, boards and local institutions than by a Superintendent resident in Auckland. ( , , !: 'In addition' to theexpense that would,'in v*f opinion, be saved to the country by the work of ttie .Provincial Council being done by,local road and6tker 'boards' I.believe that these boards would work .more harmoniously with the General Government than the Provincial Government has hitherto done: and as opening up the country is the undertaking-of greatest importance to the colony the best method of jetting the work done should most certainly, in my opinion, 'be adopted without loss of time. And as regards the goldfields I entertain no doubt that'the people on these fields could manage1 their affairs without' the intervention of a Superintendent not resident in their neighbourhood, and that their local representatives could deal better with the Supren^ [Government of the Colony than a. Proyitaoltl iGovernment.' . < ns;i ■■ » With' reference to the' desirability of having'?the railways pushed on quickly of course I' entirely concur,' and .with,regard tolopteringthe establishment ,'of riatiye'industries I presume I need only refer yen ' t6 my1 actions during the last few years. With regard to the present Government I believe it tobe the ,mo6t able. Government that New Zealand ever had. and J fully expe.ct that if, the, Government reoeifiea 'from'the forthcoming General Assembly that support • to which!'consider them entitled, the native dlfft culty and all other obstacles to the government of ibe colony will disappear . -....'■ " I am, Gentlemen, ' ■ ,i. . ' . r; ; ■'•■■'- ■"■ ■ '. ' Your most obedient servant, fit!!- ! i; ' ■ - ' J. S. MACFARLAint' ,| Auckland, June 5,1875. , • "' •rtp'O-V THE ELECTORS OF THE X DISTRICT OF THE BAY OP ISLANDS ' , ;;;;;'. mo*tganui and wangarqa. . : idx Gkntlbmen, —I have the honor to offer mytelf as a Candidate-for-Election to theseat in the General Assembly vacated by Mr McLeod.. , I have resided in New Zealand for about Ihirty years, and may be known to many of your community ; but »a I have never occupied any politicialior public office, you may desire to know the grounds upon which! ask your support. ; ,■ ;' -.:■ ii. i i :■"■• itii lit 6to'-»v 'J Allow me then to state that I ask your votes m belief that you will consider that my lengthened ex perience, in i business matters,, coupled withniylltnow ledge o£ local concorns, will enable me tO;.form * i correct judgment of what measures I should support in the Assembly as being likely to be beneficial to your district; and.ltake leave to solicityour attectibb to the fact that I have ever been ready.to promote and encourage all those undertakings and industriea calculated to advance the prosperity and wealth «f the colony ; in short, while many have Deen conniel ling the establishment of new industries, I have in* great many instances created most useful and valm able institutions. . • . ■ .' With regard to the present Government, my view« are most favourable to the policy which they hay« inaugurated.- -I-consider- the Government ewentially one of progress, and I believe that the great schemes of public works and immigration are of incalculable value to the whole colony, as being the best meant fcir promoting settlement of population, as therebyse curing peace. But though I so highly apprecißte the value of the schemes referred to, I do not uiert tkat in the carrying out of the same serious mistakes have mot already .been, made, many of which would possibly have . been I avoided had the Government received more cordial support and assistance froni the Assembly, as' I consider that much valuable time wag lost, and the energies of the' Government distracted or paralysed by Opposition,, which had the effect of impeding and delaying the business cf the country, one ot the many Public Works so delayed being the Railway from Kwv&kawa. Coal-mines to deep water. ' I trust you ;wiU pardon me for asking you to keep in view, wheh decidin'gifor which candidate you will record your votes,.^tliat any member »ent to th» Assembly Who is likely tobe antagonistictothe present Government, or favourable to the Opposition, will, ia my—optnronrrnvjst-seriously injure your" district and the country generally. i I am; Gentlemen, ..: j Your obedient servant, ~- ~ „ tj? 4■•■ J. S. MACFARLANJfc? >\ a).-. > :■'■• •''• '■ 'C■ ■ ■ ■■' ■ ,;- i{ ! MEDIOO-BOTANIO DISPENSARY, H. BEITTAIN, CEEMISTj' DRUGGIST, AND MEDICAL >■/.■ Knaoons) -■!■' HERBALIST, ' v"- -'■•"'■ .-./ )66, Victoria Stbzkt, Oobnxb of • • Chapel Street. 1 ' Sole .Agent for Dr. Coffin's Composition, Stomach i ! 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