The Mine Manager's report was read and detailed the extensive works that had been! carried out in the mine during the year. The Chairman moved the adoption of the reports, remarking that the directors have full confidence in the mine. The expendi ture on the Kuranui tunnel had already been freat but when a battery -was erected on the # each, the expense would be fully repaid. The immense amount of stone taken from the mine had averaged an ounce per ton. The direc tors had still a large interest in the mine, and would continue to guard closely, the affairs of the company. Mr John Lamb seconded the report. Captain Wilson urged the propriety of pushing forward the Kuranui tunnel to pros pect their fine property in that quarter. The Chairman stated that the Kuranui Hill Company were taking measures at present for crossing the slide, and continuing the tunnel. The directors were fully alive to the importance of the work. Mr John Lamb spoke in terms of high praise of the battery being constructed. The reports were adopted unanimously. Mr Keals was re-elected director. : , • Messrs Fraser and Waymouth were elected auditors.

TELEGRAPHIC.

LATEST FROM WAIKATO.

0. O. Davis Alleged to be Instigator of the Attack on Mr Mackay Rumoured Issue of a Warrant to Arrest him. Panic Amongst Hamilton Settlers. (from oira special correspondent) HAMILTON. y,; ■ This day, 3.20 p.m. Mr Mackay passed through the settlement about ten o'clock last night. It is reported here that a warrant has been issued for the apprehension of Mr C. 0; Davis, on the charge of instigating the attempt by Ruru on Mr Mackay's life. The information on which the charge iamade was supplied by a leading chief to Mr Maokay. Shots were heard at Cambridge between .O'Neills farm and the boundary line about «ight o'clock last night. The Constabulary and civilians turned out> but could not find the cause of the alarm. The settlers from the west side of the river came into the township. •— ____

CAMBRIDGE.

'' Thia day. i Mr Maciay has arrived, and is pushing .forw-urdthe redoubts. :"'7AII: is quiet. ''".•:,; > ■ - The Chief Paul has been sent for by the; King and ia expected to leave Auckland to morrow. rfrr ,-7 ct \f V __ ; I I !' !

ALEXANDRA.

A.A'^AAAA "''■''' ' ■ ■• '' This day.". There is no news from Te Kuiti, to-day. It is said that Rewi advised the Ngati manapoto residing at Kopua todispose of all ..heir produce in case of a wars They are "ja.oitt': doing so.' ",'.', ,7 •/Anderson, the man who I reported was 'likely to be killed, and who lived with the .Ngatimaniapotos for many years, has come in leaving his family. - Purukutu, with fifty followers, has gone to 3!_:K_itrj;T .351 r,i; ' w-

NGARUAWAHIA.

-" 'i y This day. <- An influential meeting was held yesterday afternoon;, Major WilsoninTihechair. The following resolutions were passed unani mously :~-.. •■■ :- < •■'■''> 1. "This meeting is of opinion that the Waikato railway should be at once extended J-theicbrifi-catedl boundary." -'• -! 7, 2. "This meeting is of opinion that the route. jOf,-.. the proposed railway extension should' be to Ngaruawahia, thence through the Delta to a central point on the present frontier.'?[ 'j'l '•' ■" ■' ■ t_/j "<!■ 2. "This meeting is of opinion that a petition ..to ,the. House of , Representatives should be immediately prepared, and that Major Wilson, Messrs Hume, Poyron, arid Hollo way be a committee to draw, up the petitibri and secure signatures." In i .•.'••;•.:''' n ■'

TAURANGA.

,ji , ' ;Thisday. '■}' j, _tor.'.the publican's licenses granted in April certificates have been issued. The Superin tendent ; notifies that they must be _ecbni-! mended by native assessor-. The Rangitoto sailed South this morning. ~.,-, I ,•,--,. • .Yesterday.. b. A_-iyed-r~-Vincent, from Auckland yßan gatira, itpja Auckland. The Rangatira^sails' South tp-rjaorrow. She is how discharging.,.. VThe natives have got a quantity of tallow for sale. :••'•■' ■ [ ™l y ■They are learning tq make nets in, Euror pfca» fashion.: : ,'

LATEST SOUTHERN NEWS.

Dissatisfaction of Hawkes' Bay .„,,.{ ,„;- -, ~. Natives--.. : ■■■.

J;;.;, | College for c_-_istchurch. ' Complaints regarding Immigration. Canterbury Immigration Resolution. .'.wwi 7.' "" -'NAPIER, ,'.7-" ,r. ~,. M ~t/;i ;iv.:t.\ -vy. .■ .- .-■.■„. ■, - This day., i jTwo sons of Mr John Harding* ot Waipu kuratij it. large station-holder, have been committed for trial for damaging a public road! The defence set up was that the road was the prpperty of the Hardings. The Cbnierang has sailed for Auckland with 60 head of cattle and 500 sheep. The Herald publishes letters .sent by Henry Mntua, leader of the lahd repudiation party to the natives on the East . Coast, urging them, not, .to • support Government but to form a band of union amongst them selves. ■■■'■'-f

WELLINGTON.

This day. Mr Murdoch telegraphs that £250,000 of the four per cent, loan was taken up at th- winiinum—£9o 10s—in Australia, prior, to W.^p^t^e of the Tarawu*^ 7,,,,- i _m Sailed — Napier, b.s., for Waagtnuif W«g*»ui, 8.1., forN»pi--, '' *«'<'

Government telegrams, state that Locke has returned from the Uriwera country. A i meeting was held at Ruatahuna. The Uriweras say they will h-v,. again join the King, and will hold a meeting to i settle the disputed boundary. Another telegram says the natives at Rag lan m_t on Saturday. Eighty-four were present, and passed resolutions condemning Sullivan's murderers, also offering to fight against the murderers. The meeting was spontaneous. The Government expects the murderers to be surrendered or pursuit permitted. -" The Independent authoritatively says the Government has no intention of proposing constitutional changes. Possibly the Go vernment may propose measiires for remedy ing the defects in the constitution, of the Provincial Governments, but more in the direction of increasing their efficiency. <! Madame Cora is highly successful. William Davie, ship, has been chattered to load here, and will arrive here in few days. New Zealand flax is used as rigging in the Wild Duck, and very highly praised. It was manufactured at Auckland. Mrßrogden's tender for the Waitajra rail way has been accepted. the proposals from the directors of the Press Association for amalgamation -with the Anglo-Australian Press Agency were rejected by the latter. .

NELSON.

This day. The s.s. Wellington hail arrived and sailed again for Wellingtou.

GREYMOUTH.

This day. ' The rivers are flooded and communication is entirely suspended between Greymouth and Hokitika.

REEFTON.

7 This day., Several landslips have occurred. . No serious damage. — —

DUNEDIN.

■ y - This day. Major Richardson declines to stand for the Superintendency, and it is believed that Mr Macandrew will be unopposed. Arrived—Michael Angelo, from London, with 140 passengers, after a passage of 87 days. , .7 , ;• ~ /. yy :r _ ~;■'

CHRISTCHURCH.

TMa day.. The Provincial Secretary, in his speech, | disclaimed any antagonism to the General Government. They only required that, the immigration requirements of the province should be supplied. The General Govern ment had promised that 3000 immigrants would be sent to Canterbury in the year, but four months had expired and only, 150 im migrants had been sent. ■_ ■>'.■■■' The Council are now discussing the pro posed alterations in the waste lands regula tions. The Michael iAngelo has seventy passen gers for Canterbury, which the Beautiful Star takes on. The Provincial immigration resolutions will be carried out. A motion was, proposed to strike out the third clause, providing that the expense :^of the agency be defrayed^ out of the immigration loan.-,'1' , .',"i " .' . .

PORT CHALMERS.

This day.' Sailed.—P.C.E., for Newcastle ; Paterson, for the North.

THE EVENING AUCKLAN STAR. ASSFLKD



a ____■ g ' .... ; , Coffee.—Brown, Barrett and Go's. Standard Coffee is both delicious and strong. Brown, Barrett and Co. 'a Excelsior Coffee deserves preference to any coffee on account of purity : and distinctness of flavour. Note the brands. Bold at | almost every, grocery ' establishment in town.andprovince.—[Advt.], ... . Public taste has decided that the American Pea Nut, when fresh, and newly roasted, is the most . wholesome and palatable nut that is grown, and in view of this fact Mr W. Marshall; Fruiterer, Queen street, has received direct from the grower a ship ment of this nutritious esculent. One trial only is solicited. Sold wholesale or retail.—[Advt.l



Speoial Advertisements.,.;, ' . , ■ ..' -, ,-: I- ' -* ~• .... , ~-;, l. ,:.(1 '.ii.l"'''' , ■.'; ,■•■ ' ...;; , • rw • T V S T 0 P \'iA'&Aur D, NEW WINTER MILLINERY, A 7, NEW WINTER DRESSES, NEW FANCY WOOL GOODS. All-wool Flannels; from Is 3dper_yard Stout Wet-wove Calicoes, sjd per yard. S. & J. R. ,VAILE, NATIONAL MART,,, Corner of; Queen and Wyndham street!. I-, A")rih tfi.'iol =-.y_oi'T./)_j'-T:'] & ],",,. ■ ,7...,;<. , ...fv.j ,;,!!(,-,' ,'i .■;.! .''.'l 'i.. (•'•': -' ' I f,T/-"v' -' j'i' • '.'-'»';' vi.. 'An i-i ■••'■'■' '•• ■.".■'■■■'■:t-ii'-'- \r\rli:.l... T-;Y": ■■■: H! '_V-;L-yL'.' ,! CONTINUED 'ATTRACTION .noiyaii! i ' OF THE CARANDINI OPERATIC AND BALLAD : l! CONCERTS. fy iTHIS (Thursday) ,EVE.NI'NGi, MAY 29. ! ... , p,EOO^A,_M_:, : ;„,i r ,,,ii; ..,., .....it. ~}. i, ■ j»ip_ ._, . ;.,.>,,;. ,_ Overture, .Piano^r-The. Marriage of Figaro, (Mozart) - " The Sisters Rosina and Fannie,:, ~ i ; . 0,. _, Chorus and Solo-Now Tramp .o'er Moss and Fell, (Bishop)— Miss Rosina and Company ..; ..... Soni-I Bandit's Life <Har™)-Mr.H W^j^; Cavatina—Dl Tanti Palpiti (Rossini)-Mas Fannie Part 'Song (unaccompanied)-Huhling Song (Men delssohn>--The Sisters. Eosina and,Fannie and, i ■ Messrs Sherwin and Gordon :.._.- •"• Ballad 'The Irish. Emigrant: (Barker);- Madame .Due? and Trio from Acer's :ope» •' Fra,pis,Volb^ Miss Fannie and Messrs Sherwin and Gordon S6ng-T¥e Wind, that Sigh at Dead of Night. (Ellard), Dnet-We fi£ Fairies (Glover)--he listers' Rosina ; and Fannie. ~_.. -, :_.,•_'•.'- ■,-•.- Interval often minutes. ' !'; i" . ;.: ' ' ' -' ■' Part H . Introduction, Piano - I Purftani (Bellini) - The. HBS« Reasons (MoUoy^Miss Fannie ReSt andl Aira-O, Ruddier than the Cherry (Handel) THn^Sweet is the Breath of Moming^SalamonF- Madame Carandini, Miss Fannie, and Mr Sherwin BaU^d-When*the Roses Bloom ■ A._in (Turner)- Miss Rosina ' , _ . ■".,.,. ~.-• ,| Gipsies' Laughing Chorus-^Comptay. ; , . |jfl Doors open at half-, art 7 i to commence at 8 o'clock. t «AW Cloak-room and every attention. AdSfsion- Firs* Seats, 3s; Second, 2s r Back iea£ls7 CWWren, h»lf-price .to first and. second BeT&kets may be obtained and seats secured at Upton ISSe a numbered plan of the Hall ipay, toL seen; r! ;;.,,''' '• •''■' -'j'"' ■•' ' £j MADAME CARANDINI. thanking theJPubUc of .n gFRIDAY EVENING,^ 30.1873.1 .<..'.. »1 Second Grand SACRED CONCERT^ MONDAY TWNWGnext June 2, introducing Selections from «I? Paul" "Eijah," " The Messiah," "The Crea ♦•i_» "The Stabat Mater." J an*'Me_detad__'* Hymn of Praise T On this occasion the> Company



&. Wanted. 9 . / "ttTANTED, a Female Cook for a ■v. T large family.—Apply to Mrs Alfred Buckland, ' Newniarket. j WANTED, ia respectable Lad— Apply to T. J. Philip, Baker, Newton. WANTED, a middle-aged Woman . as Housemaid ; references required.—Apply ito Mrs C. Dundass, United States Dining Rooms, 88, Lower Queen-street. WANTED, Land in the vicinity of i the Arapohue or "Whakaharahara Blocks, ! Kaipata, Wairoa Eiver.—Apply to Samuel Wells, 129, Queen street, three doors below the Union Bank. ' WANTED, a Nurse Girl; not under ! Siiteen years of age.—Mrs Atkins, Beresford •—— .'',,.-, t J— ' i WANTED, two-good Tailoresses.—. M. Sampson, Tailor, Wyndham-street, j opposite Evening Star office. | ', , .V:" — ; : —. —,_■! ;.. ;— I WANTED, a Boy to make himself generally useful. -J. M. McLachlan, Queen street^ '■ [- '■ ; .') ~-. . 7 ' j WA N TED, . Tenders for the' Erection of a Three-roomed Cottage. Plan : and Specification may be seen, and Tenders left till Wednesday, June the 4th, at 6 o'clock-p.m.; at A. Graham's, Bootmaker (next Mr Garret's, Butcher,) Newton. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted, • . • — r" —' ; ; i WANTED, a Billiard Marker.— ; Apply at the Greyhound Hotel WANTED to Let or Lease, that' well-situated SHOP & DWELLING-HOUSE, situated in Queen-street, with shelving, fixtures, and gas-fittings complete, next door to the United Seryice Hotel. Established in the grocery business 13 years.! —Eor further particulars apply to Jas. Watson, at , Brown, Barrett & Co.'s, High-street. ~,,,. ~jj WANTED, a respectable Girl in a ' small family.—Apply to Mrs. Stevenson,; Wellington-street. .. WANTED, a good General Ser-' vant, with a knowledge of cooking, for the Hot Springs.— «J pply to Mr. Stevenson, at Messrs' Jackson and Russell's, Solicitors, Fort-street. , WANTED, a Nurse Girl.-^ Apply at the Greyhound Hotel. WANTED, a Female Cook.— Apply to Mrs Overton, Star Hotel, Albert street. WANTED, in a mercantile office, an intelligent Youth or Young Man, with a knowledge of Book-keeping by double entry.—Apply by letter to X.X., office of this paper. i WANTED, two Tailors; piece or by week. Full employment.—Apply to Davey, Tailor, Queen street. WANTE D, by a young la_y accustomed to children, a Situation as Nursery Governess.—Address A., office of this paper. ANTED KNOWN, that I have Sold the 100 sacks of Onions in the Two Weeks, and I have Bought 6« Sacks more, but they will be 6s 6d per 112fts.. or 141bs for Is. Be in time, for this will be the last chanoe. Note the address: — Pitt-street, or Market Place, Queen-street. ■ ~ , | , J H. WATTS, General Dealer. , WANTED TO SELL (Cheap), Iron Ploughß, 6, 7, and 8 feet Bheets; Galvanized Corrugated Iron, Pumps, Paints, &c., &c, at Alfred Smart's, next Blue Post, Victoria-street. ANT E D X N O WN THAT W. LEYS, BooKBINDKR, Machine Ruler, and Account-book Manufacturer.,, Has REMOVED from Victoria street East, to Wyndham street, next door above the Evening Star office. TX7 ANTED KNOWN.—The under, v V, j, signed have alwayson hand a large supply of Newcastle and Bay of Islands Coal; also, best Cut and Uncut, Wood. Yards: Between Fort and Cus tom-house street, next Isaacs' Bonded Store., I . W, & G. WINSTON^ WANTED KNO WN.—r Prices Reduced. Singer's New Family Noiseless Lock'-stitoh Sewing Machines.—M. A. Aldrich, Agent, Shortland-street, Auckland. To meet the requirements of customers who find a diffi culty in paying the full amount at once, Mrs Aldrich has adopted a method of time payment to suit them. WANTED1 KNOWN that H6i_D ship & Co., Wholesale'and Retail Timber Merchants and Manufacturers, execute orders with despatch, and at the lowest possible prices, from any of their establishments. ' Head: Office : Saw Mill and Timber Yards, Custom house street, Auckland. _____. Sash, Dopr, and Moulding Factory, Newton, s i Saw Mill and limber Yard, Beach, Grahamst-wn. Timber Yard, Coromandel. * — Saw Mill, Whangaroa Harbour, convenient for all ports, and deep water for loading. v'■•i.■■ ii.! ~ '' 1 / iJ h Y0 11 WANTED KNOWN, that D. GOLD JE is prepared to .supply all kinds of Timber and other Building Materials, including Sashes; Doors. Mouldings, Broad Timber, Houseblbcks; Posts, Rails, Hardwood FeUoes.ShattSylronßark,iand Blue Gum Laths, Shingles, &c, &c., at, tk* lowest market price, at his Yards, Custom-house-street.,, 1.0.0. F., MU., AD. , THE Members of the Order,in,and hear' Auckland are requested to attend'a Meet ing to be held in the District Chambers, Odd Fellows' Hall, Cook-Street, pn FRIDAY (To-morrow) EVEN ING. 30th Inst., at 7.30 o clock, when a paper oa the "Origin,, Rise, and Progress of XJdd Fellowship",wiU be read. By order i,., ,• . JAMES DEKROM, , - 1 '- -' ■' f^_' i Prov. CS. c K- f! '-. -" -: y'.v ■ ■•! '■■;; -/- ~, . ! Auckland harrour bqae©^^ EXTENSION OF TIME TOR TENDERSf Harbour Board Office, ; j v:k* JttSSSf? May 29, ,1873. j tIhE Time for receiving Tenders fori JLi the Erection of a New Wharf at the Northy Shore-is extended until FRIDAY", the 18th Juney 'tnoon.,, j fTft WILLI i MC . DALISY/1 ' ... ..Chairman. lv "pi 0 E OfipJIKA. Td*!3?j*^?-"^Pie Schooner V"\V V- ' — Janet^rey pmiew-on SATURDAY; ■ ITprfrllg-V^, apply gjJJSggfr, BROS. V 6 OK O U T J-i ,«! 7"AA'I ■■ *°B ™k ~■■'■ A, ■ AUCKLAND ETHIOPIAN TROUPE UTTHB ~ I'll "city _i___>lj_ ON TUESDAY EVENING, Junk ft 1873, •-( r,i P"■ }. •'■! fi *o».'>H* ~T :■'-, V ■>, FT IJ i 1 BENIJIHT OF MRS, S.> BROOKING. Prices of Admission :—Dress Circle. 3s; Stalls, 2s; Htpl«H>is_»-*2 ■••■>'' :■'•' ■'■ ■■■■■■■' •-•••-•J-'»'---'''>i ~ 1 Further p»rticul_n In future l»iue. - [ a171=5 /i rd -m-to. tsJsW butMOw tyMJtfbti'MS™ 1 .FOtKOIOO OIV, Iti ~:'"( n* J''J||a|*(J, .



ALTERATIO N" OF ADVERTISE- A'AAA '•; AJ A -MENT, ' AAA, j NEW ZEALAND TELEGRAPH. TE N D ER S are invited for the Supply and Delivery of Seven Hundred and Fifty (7_o) Telegraph Posts (more or less) for the cor struction of, a line of Telegraph between Cambridge: and Alexandra, b"th in the. Province of Auckland. The route of the line will.be from Cambridge to Douglas and Walker's Station,; thence across, the Mona Tua Tua Swamp to Rangiawhia; thence to Kihi Kihi; thence to Te Awamutu: and thence by the Lower or Punui Road to Alexandra. The. Posts to be sawn from, the heart of kauri, to be perfectly sound; straight. _nd free from sap, loose knots, shakes, speckles, and all other defects., . ; N.B.—Any. Post containing, the least sap'will-be, rejected, and all Posts laid on the line and afterwards found in any manner defective,' or riot in accordance with the specification, will be-out into two pieces by the Examining Officer.,....-. The Posts to be delivered along the line at points to be indicated by an Officer j appointed by the Go vernment. The major portion of the Posts to be twenty (20) feet in length ; but some will be required twenty (25) ; feet long, to be laidat points as indicated. | Posts of both the above lengths to he eight (8) Inches square at the butt, and tapered to six,(6) inches, square at the top. • ','. '. ■ | : The whole of the Posts to be delivered within three (8) calendar'; months of the' date of aoceptanoe of tender, under a penalty of five pounds (£6), to be paidl for every working day the Contract is not oompleted after that date. Tenders to state separately and distinctly the' price per Post according to tbe sizes given. | Eaclj tender to be accompanied by a deposit of ; twenty pounds (£2O) as a'guarantee of good faith,' ; which sum will be forfeited to the Government i should any,tenderer refuse to enter into or sign al I contr_ct in-'_*e eVent hi his tender being accepted; i I 1 Each tenderer must submit for approval the names' of two (2) sureties willing to enter into a bond for the due performance of the contract in the event of his tender being accepted, and each of the persons so named must enclose a notification (with the tender) of their wi'lingncss to accept, the responsibility. ; Specifications may be seeii. and further particulars. : obtained at the Telegraph Office,, Auckland. j I Tenders marked, " Tenders for Telegraph Posts' between Cambridge and Alexandra,", to be addressed to the undersigned at the Telegraph Office, Auckland, will be received up to, and not later than .noon on I MONDAY, the 16th June, 1873. , „ : I '•• The lowest or any other tender not' necessarily accepted;'' ' ■' ' ''•-'' ''':' "' , •' ' '-ißyorder. • •■■ •-"''. ,'"' ",' '■■".■< ' " ' "V v Alfred sheath. "; : District Inspector. Auckland, 28th May, ,87a 7 ' . COALS!COALS! COALS! THE undersigned are now deliver ing COALS, ex Woodvllle, alongside Queen street Wharf, at §7a. 6n. . PER TON. As these Coals are of first-class quality it affords an excellent opportunity to lay in _ Cheap Winter- Stock. Terms: Cash. W. J. HURST & CO., 160, QUEEN STREET. "t>RINCE OE WALES THEATRE. .MONDAY EVENING, JUNE 2. , j EXCETiSIOR STAR VARIETY TROUPE! Will Appear for the First time in Auckland. , j Comb and Sk» Mdlle. LAURA and the Brothers FRANCONI in the Great Double Tranßept Flight. COMB and Ser Mr W-. H. RKED, the Australian; Mackney, in his Great Negro and Character { Delineations. .. t' 7. Come and See FRANK and FRED in their Grace ful Performance oh the' Flying Rings, Double j Trapeze, Horizontal Bar, Comic Songs, Dances, Negro Business, and an Immense Variety of Attraction. Full Programme in To-morrow's issue. ______ : , | I T.EQUIRED FOR THE ARMED; XX CONSTABULARY, li i« Sixteen- Good Upstanding Troop HORSES,' 15 '•■:■ > to 16. 2j hands in height, not aged: •" Required also. Ten DRAUGHT HOUSES, soit- i able for Express Waggons. _ -~., To be approved by a Board of Officers at Cambridge, on.the SlstiMay. :.-..-'• ■■' ■ >' "«>ofl o»t:: ev-ii WILLIAM :0.. LYON, iv /> Local Commander, Waikato District. .-,.-,... i-i) i. •■;!!■• t RAY pfl ISLANDS COAL. COM-fA&Y (Limited). .v.Artm'A 'u< THE. Fifth: i6_uep„'Meeting ofthe 11 Shareholders of this Company .will: be.held at the 'Company's office, on FRIDAY,, the 80th inst., at 3 o'clock p.m. ~, -J-o'Vohv Business: Tb' receive Report and BklancC-sheet for the year ending 30th April To e?ect two Directors in the room of Messrs. G. B. Owen and James Williamson, who retire by rotation but are eligible for re-election. To eleci two Audito _ for the current year, and for' the transaction of any other business that may b» brought forward.- ...'..'.>; By order of the Board of Directors. J. A. GILFILLAN, r ..,1.. '~•<., y.,u/ r/'lTti Secretary. 1 7, <Quberl'street, ' iA " Auckland, 20th.„fay, r!lß7_.i':i*l AJf %!J)S 1? IA T Q() l_3__B mDI £900, in one ot twp sums, on. First-class Freehold Security, at 7 per cerft: J -'' i JACKSON & RUSSELL. ' JAO-) LTJI' rSolicitOrs.^Fort-street. Wtft" f^^p_X on "firß-l'ciaflS freehold security/tt low rates of interest.— jR C. D-Eb; I Shortland-street. MONIEY TO LEND, from £25 to $$$$, on first class securities, at current Partes., pf^interest^ J. M> Lennox,. Estate. JAgentSr'42,',Qn,eefi-'str^et, ~,,,.,,-: "A.:. .A ■'''> :l\/fQ^^T;:J_ENT on Personal, feecii^i L-L-KjL. rlty.'ioron.Premissory Notes; also;, on BTee iholda. ,Mori«ages exchanged at lower rates of. interest J [Bills,discounted.-F' W.Stevens, West Queen street: &GQTCH;'2BO, George1 XX street* Sydney, N>S.W.„Printersi Brokers, News ira'd..Advertising; .Agents, (Miller, and;•:Richards Sxtra Hard ,Metal Types. -• Presses., and Printing Materials , sJways in .stock; also, Messrs A. ;B. ?_eming&.Co's celebrated printing Inks. ; ;,,,, Prompt attention to all orders received direct, ccompanied by drafts or reference to, Sydney houses. Hn, 0 T A ; I L O f R S.-TrWanijed, for -I-' aiiother part of .the Cqloiiy, .four. Men, two Coit lands; andl; two -6_! small- -obs.-^ Tinie, statement, <ad other particulars to1 be'sebn on application' at Sffloe' of thin paper; l"'1 '" '"'•" :' '7^;/;','./ TIMBER ON SALE at the: Store Breakwater..iroad.» Planed; Tongued and grooved, 9xl and 6xl; also, a Splendid Assort ment, -of.,_U|,3i_e» FirstiiandiSecond-01a55.,,, Ve.weta i,ade_ &&**«** t^nMifo Noy,so, J87? : , Xi *..,... ,■,■.'!■•■■■:. --. . .-.. ! -i.:i. t -... ) i. \ ' , imDrovementCommissionersNOffiee, , [ "A\ 7i77 Auckland, 2-th May, ISTSII ; I RENDERS will be received ,by the L undersigned until 2.30 p.m. of WEDNESDAY, i th June, for the Contin»ationj-f. Princeg-street. Plan*, BpeoiftTOti»RA ! 4c.i^»P,M &**& the Oofl> ~ i iimoMnToW^*S^ra3vWafl_v ff v T .T.K; rfl :v/; ir'ivßrH'.';i»**M_ai»P_W<7



Miscellaneous. GOLDEN EAGLE GOLD MINING COM PANY (Registered). THE Half-yearly General Meeting of Shareholders will be held in the Company's Office, Vailes' Buildings. Wyndham-street, Auckland, on SATURDAY, the 7th day of June next, at 12 o'clock noon, to receive Directors' Report and Balance-sheet. . , _ 'i„„„ JAMES SIVEWRIGHT. Legal Manager. , Auokland, 20th May, 1873. MUTUAL MINING INVESTMENT COM PANY (Limited). :7 V ..; j THE Fourth Half-yearly General Meeting of Shareholders in this Company will be. held- at the Rooms of the Your.g Men's Christian Association, Weilesley-street, on THURSDAY, sth June next, at 8 p.m, At the conclusion of which an EXTRAORDINARY GENERAL MEETING will be held to take into consideration the propriety of voluntarily winding up tho Company. By order of the Directors. RICHARD CARTRIGHT, Jun., |'*i Secretary. 26, Shortland-street, May 29, 1873. NOTICE. IN pursuance of Clause 27 oi the Licensing ; Act, 1871, I hereby give notice that it is my intention to apply to the Worshipful Justices of the Peace for the District of Auo_> land for a transfer of the License held by me for the Carpenter's Arms, Grey-street, Auck land, to William Ford. ■. : • MALCOLM CLOW. Auckland,; May 29, 1873.' "' ' ■j IM MEJS 8 E BA R (_■' AIN 8 EVERYBODY SHOULD CALL AT I WILLIAM E V X E'Si ENNISKILLEN HOUSE, VICTORIA STREET, Who is now offering to the Public a Large Lot of . •DRAPERY AND MILLINERY: GOODS.; 200 Ladies' Bonnets, in Silk Velvet (newest fashion), 10s each, worth 25s 100 pairs first choice Josephine Kid Gloves, 3s per pair 1000 yards Heavy Scarlet Flannel, Is 3d to Is 6d per •yard 1000 y.-.rds Hoyle's Prints, 8d to 7d per yard Ladies' Wool Clouds Collarets Elizabethan Roughs ._, _,-. ■ '<■'. /. ' Cross-overs! .;...-<' | Fancy Polkas Children's Hats. Is each 100 Ladies' and Maids' Garibaldi Jackets, 4s and 6s each Maids' Kid Boots, 11's to l's, 5s 6d to 6s per pair Children'e do, o's to 9's, 4s to 4s 6d per pair Cashmere Houso Boots, 8s 6d per pair 2000 yards Horrocks' Lor.gcloth, 36in., 6d per yard. Also, .;.'■-./ A GREAT VARIETY OF FLOWERS, FEATHERS, • AND FANCY GOODS. FOR ONE MONTH ONLY. , { y ;.,' '.• - , *~l ~ ' ■ ' r_ t: F <■'. I \ GIVE A CALL , ■■ }, And: Judge for yourselves. '. ~H . .\ NOTICE TO ENGINEERS. THE time for receiving Tenders fpr ; . of Engines, &c, for the proposed Schooner for the Melanesian Mission, is Extended till TUESDAY NEXT, the 3rd June, at noon. :i ■ I T. C. TILLY, ; A gent for Mission, j 49, Insurance Buildings, ,"' . :■■;•.<'< ' ••'- j 29th May, 1873. RETIRING FROM BUSINESS. JN. NEWBOLB begs to thank allj • his good and valued friends for the busy times he has had in business, and now begs to inform them that, through ill-health lin part of, his family and an : ! irresistible longing for quiet out-door life, he having pur chased'a small Grazing Farm in the suburbs, and wish ing to retire to it'at .once, lie will sell,to his customers, for ONE WEEK, a lot of his Stock, viz., Clothing,, Boots, &c, at and under Cost Price, after which he will Close fort Three Days,to take Stock, and offer the: ■Whole, tbgether' with Goodwill and Fixtures, in One Permission has been given by the landlord to admit another to the premises on. the same .terms be now OC—uoies. _ -i ■ , '. '!.'**■* '" -*I - ' Please remember he only will, sell 'Retail for One Week, that is to the end.°f May. , ,y. ,;.- .i« ■ J.--N. NEWBOLD, 'y ".;-. ./l ,(i GENERAL RATE. City Council Offices, h_:.}JTO (] 7Aucklarid-'M!ay23, 1873.; j NOTICE is hereby 'given that it iq.fihe' in tention of the City- Cduncil of Auck-; land, on MONDAY,. the 2nd June proximo, | to -: make a General Rate for the ensuing j Twelve Months of One Shilling fh the Pound ,on all rateable property within the city. | A statement .of the proposed rate can be; inspected by ratepayers at this office between! the hours of 10 a.m. and 4 p.m. ; j;; ;;-| I (~.,..,' .. RA^PHILIPS,:;: ! ' (hi MM f».iK ■ •;'■'' Mayor. COUNTRY EDITION ,i;l > ' -]o;Fy__l_S \! 7"!- '-' ': IN conseiqri-tt-e or repeated' 's6lici£it. tlons from Country Settlers,, the* Proprietors of I the Auckland EV'EmN'G'STARhave decided to issue :a COUNTRY EDITION of their Journal, to be J PUBLISHED '_£_=• THREE' O-'CLOOK^Very^ after noon. '■'■' ■'■ 3 ' :: I""*al p.:• V/.^t;.'. / a WMJJJ ■ < Arrangements have now been completed by whioh ' theSTAR, giving .alMhe,., _ ~,-,. v ~.,.,0 ,j i,,..rr 3 tfT up to the,hour ot going to press, wilTfee delivered daily in the districts of Otahuhu, Onehunga, Howick, Panmui-e; the Whau, Papatoitoi, Papakura, and Drury; also to all the Waikato Settlements on the ays when the coach runs. I j j '-' ' v i'j i\ In addition to full reports of town matters, and I detailed telegraphic intelligence from all parts of the , I Colony, the STAB will-contain news, from, every place ! ' in the Provipce, poprespor dents haying.been appointed . I afall the leading settlements, ~, ; . ~ ' i Arrangemepts have been 'made _y,wHichtte settlers iai'ongithe Oieat South.Road, and on the flpwickiand .Pis,nm'urei.",Roads, may have their .papers..delivered Ifronijtije .coach as it. passes through. . ~__'/ I Communications from intending Subscribersisbguld ' !be addressed fi Publisher- of,,the , Evening .Stax, |Wyndham r streei,, Auckland,", and, they will receive Spjrompti attention,:' ' . ._..-., '....,.■■. I '•"" jungle copy, One Penny; subscription, 6s. fid. per (quarter, paid,in advance; 7i 6d. if booked, i T jy!J ' Tile following iAgentshave been appointed:-? ~* 1./,! OTAHUHU; Mp. -U-i,' Post-office 7,,, „, •■ PANMURE: Mb. Gavan, Postrpfflce,,,,. ' "" HOWICK : Mk. J. TV. White, Post-office < PAPATOITOI: Mr. Rurnside, Raglan Hotel , -PAPAKURA: Mb. Willis, Post-office. . ' ~DRURY: Mb.AsHfloyW;., .. i ■ .-. ' - ~,',MERCER: Mb,. Bollard, ~.,-, n-mr.ti-ri-no , ,7 •,',, HAMILTON Mr ...J.;. LongbqttoMj Central ,',"- , ~, Store. ■■-' '.i: ..'.•'' ••, >■ '_~..')■' .(.•: « xii WHAU: MB..MORBIS, Post-pffice. 7i.-. nf, 7. .iALEXANDRA:S..,iBBiGHTt I . ( ;; S niifai«ofe< , „ possession, t_e Villa Res'idejtice (with^SJftted Roof), ponsonby Road, containing Eight ,fßpoms, Bath-room,, Closets,, ,Wash-hdu-e, and fitted every convenience,' now in the occupation of ; Mr S. Hague Smith. ■* , A large Garden, planted with Ornamental Trees and , Choice Flowers. ,y y / 7 ;!«,«.« a : A pojiionlbfl tto monejt can remain on mortgage at seven per cent..) r i-li ,_ 81 MSH '.): ■ ■ , _BxoU-|t BttU_lß|-i



urapery, ,■,,.;.:.■ ,-v, : :.v..Ji DAMAGED WINSEYS, EX EDINBURGH CASTLE. , ; „ H. < A (! T X I iff S■-:: \ WILL OFFE-l THIS WEEK' 1,600 YARDS WINSEYS j -..:"-. (Slightly damaged' at one end), . .-., ,:.' iV :.' .;•■ •'■ Good Quality, .•/;;./•;•:.). 'V BJd,.wqrt]i is 2d I Superior Quality ~.,.. ,:. UJd, worth Is 5d ; ■AJS°» , ..,:•'::.- .. 5 0 ,P IE 0 E.S ~ C,A LIOO ES, ,-j,.„;,. .Slightly wetj- at Low Prices. ! t ~'. .■ , Also,. .;-. 54 PAIRS 9-4 BLANKETS, '\ .':. A U -! -' cOMMOI f QUALITY, ' Suitable for Hotels and Boarding-houses, at ; " : lis. Qv. PER PAIR, '.'"', H. A T K.J,^ B,i . , :-: TTAS Just Landed, ex Paraee and Edinburgh Castle, ~ „ , '"A." ~,-,,,-, . t/: j ; '' A LARGE 'STdck OF CLOTHING, BLANKETS, FLANNELS, CRIMEAN SHIRTINGS, CALICOES, SHEETTNGS, DRESS MATERIALS, ''' (S WINSEYS', "'' ' Ai. | ETC., ETC., ETC. _________ j Attention is invited to the following Go-ds. The! prices will be found to be Lower than any House | in Town : 3 BALES (60 PIECES) CRIMEAN j ,m saivoJß m_ I SB_[RTI»GS, ' ' *miaoW From Is. 4d. per yard. - -BALES (140 PIECJ3S) G^EY.CALJCOES, Good Quality, at sjd per yard. >«l!i- W.J.I. ■' ' 5 CASES MEN'S TWEED TROUSERS ' AND TROUSERS AND VESTS, Splendid Patterns and Quality. IITO.VJ OKA ,VAAi'A,'i'A.AA"'A' ;n;7/7i!7 3 CASES BOYS'! TWEED SUITS, BOYS' KNICKERBOCKER SUITS, (in?fvboys'^tweEd Trousers, '■'-'■'■ ;- Etc., ...Ei^a,,,, Etc 2,CA3.ESrM|JN'Si TWEED,SUITS, OVERCOATS, Etc. ,8 JAI-Ia T h 11 BA, 'A !' Q 3 BALES (150 PAIRS) GOOD QUALITY • i JM^/VNKETS, I!i v >v^«nut»6va i i ,8.3,118 JFOAJfI uiJJ«_E»i#«MUx3( j 1 1 CASE (50 PIECES) _JLAC__ LUSTRES, j Good Quality, Bright as Silk, i rAA'A O'A A BHAJJOO A-)/ A A <-.:A. $o o d Bl4ck:.s ll k: s, , At Ss 9d per yard. I BEST'BLACK'SILK V;ELVE# IN AUCKLAND ;-i vii o n cr z.j-. ,i /. a w;;_r ;■ At 20s per yard. .;.v_■'._.r.rr/.. t T:i.i:MV _l:i^"ap "',«**•' A I__RGE STOCK OF ™ " , i-HT rtT-LITJ<! O^l«ai0 7.77.. i PRE NO H ME RINOE S, ■iJiiiui inIDRESS MATERIALS;. ■'. -A 7 J mi <: (i .)■ ■- ■ i .i!,v<: troanp ,m .Wicill buairt>& '«• ■ h. -''-t-iii'N's, 0 7jji{ [.arft-bern-xo rti __„ r,ild_rq -TTITI ]1 ,(j |( 4jj,1(, ( ,.p c 1(.Y,.!Af1»-,.H _AII_NMq«>)J IgawolorfT JioH SwA': ioilzi<idOJl '0 Ijsttrtfia'.l li .rwoiijffiuim noiJa-lahHH fttrn ,tos* " r' 3i 1.»; -ro ; ODiiloJiioiino'J vai ■u> ; •!.• J el u<! v/.ia v fnO .Ijjoi l /ic.ijx'itl. '-jj^ofct i .flaro___r__r_:aA i



TO Abel. TO LET, with immediate possession, two Floors, 78 feet in length, in a new Brick built Warehouse situated in best part of Queen street, and near the Wharf. For further particulars apply to J. HIOHLEY & CO., Auctioneers, &c, 26, Queen street. TO LET, a six-roomed House," Mona View." Karangahape Road.—Apply to D. Caley, 157, Queen-street; or, to B\ L. Prime, Insurance Buildings. . . TO LET, House and Shop in Hobson street, near the Bell.—Apply Marsh and -Blair, Queen street. TO LEST, a large Four-roomed House (passage right through), in East street, Newton. -Apply to W. H Butler, Painter. FOUND adrift, above the Watch" man, a small Black Boat.—Apply to T. Jenkins' Cochrane - Buildings, Fort street. TO STOREKEEPERS. — A £ood Salesman wants an Engagement either in town or country.- Address A.L., office of the Evening Stab '. . TO LET, a very desirable and con venient Five-roomed House, with conservatory, back kitchen, and large workshop, garden (well planted with choice' fruit trees), in Cracroft street, South Newton. -Apply to Samuel Wells, 129, Queen street, three doors below Union Bank. TO LET. CUSTOM-H~OUSE HOTEL. THOSE Commodious Reading and Commercial Rooms, with Billiard Ri*>m, together with seventeen other spac'ous rooms, of the CUSTOM-HOUSE HOTEL, situated in Shortland street; with a thoroughfare to Fort-street. ■_ ' ■•> These premises are well adapted for a large _ amuy Hotel or a Private Boarding-house, and cannot be surpassed in this town for its business capacities, being close to the shipping and the principal public offices. -' •' ' "„'"_.. j The accommodation cannot be excelled, water and as being laid on in every room that is requisite ; and lsd commands a magnificent view of the harbour. For further particulars, &c, apply on the premises ; or, to Samuel Browne, Fort-street. COMFORTABLE Board and Resi dence in the Suburbs. Terms reasonable. — Apply, for -address, to Mrs M., Stab Office. COMFORTABLE Board and Resi* dence in a pleasantly situated part of Parnell, For address apply to " 8./ Star office. AMERICAN ORG AN & A CONSIGNMENT of the above MAGNIFICENT, INSTRUMENTS, (Imported Expressly by Mb«C Bonnington) Also, PIANOFORTES* HA EM ONI UM _, (By the best makers.) Now Opened A_f_> cor Sale at nCA:A\. BO WRING'S, UPPER QUEEN ST R E.J3 T.. Auctlons. . T HIGHLEY & CO. Give notice that they will hold a Sale of fittTABLE TOWN AND StTBuR BAN PROPERTY,- . KB at their Mart, 26 Queen-street, on TUESDAY NEXT- _» jgrFull particulars in future Advertisement. | , j-, ,; .; MONDAY,, JUNE 2. I •':. i ' \ 200 ACRES, ALBERTLAND. THE -Subscribers 'frill sell, at the Land Mart, Fort-street, on Monday, June 22, I at twelve o'clock, ~.:'.. <T ! " 200 ACRES in the Parish of ORUAWHARO County. of,Marsdep, being western portion of I < ' Allotment 136, southern portion of Allotment 82, northern portion of Allotment 1-6, and .. southern portion of Allotment 155. • •.■>. • . ,j .' The above adjoins tbe properties of Messrs Jno. :• Shepherd, M.P.0.. J; Mitier,. J. Becroft, and M. | Wilson. 7>! SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, 11' Auctioneers. THURSDAY, JUNE 12. Tim -w.vj ,- - ::• "'■ "■ ■ -' '^ir/HJ AMERICAN SHIP, ~ n<r POLAR STA E: ;'o!n"a(3coWt"o¥whoM it may ' CONCERN. B, TONKS-,*-- Pq. yr HAVE been instructed by Captain /P. .Stetson to sell iby auction, on or about tji- I2tli June, , ... , (X rJ i The ! American Ship POLAR STAR.^BI9 Hona American Register, built at Medford, Massa chusetts, in. the.year 1862, re-coppered in May, 187-, and -lassed fr-ths 1.1 (Asterisk) ;'• French T > v Veritas for 6 years from May, 1872, as she nmj| ."'•■ lies at,anchor in.the Waitemat* ~ , Q ! -Full inventory may be" inspected at the office of t_» ' Agents, Messrs Henderson and Maefarlanei or at th« j the Auctioneers. . { Terms:—Cash on the fall of the hammer. B . ; • • | . - - j ' I E_— n /MONDAY, JUNE 2. ALLOTMENTS SPRINGBANK, NEWTON WEST, AND. PONSONBY ROAD. A\.A.,-. WIT B. O.U.T RESE RV E. iiiJiwsi_ THE Subscribers have received ; ih^ stvuctions .from Mr J. W. Allen (who is leaving the colbiiy), to sell at the Land Mart, Fort itreet. on Monday, June 2, at 12 o'clock, the follow Ing Pioperties, Without Reserve, SPRINGBANK—Lot 7, 40 feet frontage to Browne, . street by 109 feet deep ,-.-,>■ NEWTON WEST -Lot 66, 33 feet frontage (fli, Commercial Road, by 100 feet deep PONSONBY ROAD Lot 11, of the Subdivision of. 'Allotment 22, Section 8, Suburbs; 40 feet frontage to John street. SAMUEL COCHRANE & SOtf, A Auctioneers. -*-•*• 1 -A: A.' 1 TO-MORROW, 7T . ,;■...;.' N-O-f. ■'. QM . ~ .-, ,',- . 31 "' " ml) MARKET-DAY AUCTION SALE, b ~.,.-., .ARTHUR'S MART; (< r t ; POULTRY^- Fowls, turkeys, l Geese, Ducks, &0.-il_t>■■■'•! f •■■ f !~ ■ '' ■•'•■•| l- - I ri -Setter Dog, Good Watch Dog,; &c. ■ t\ 100 sacks Potatoes, OnioU-i Carrots-,1 i Pumpkins, Cheese, Butter; 40 sides Bacon, Hams, and Oatmeal, 6[tons,f lour, &,o. ~- , Ex Taranaki, .. r . 7 packages Canterbury Bacon W_ Haws pROQE-iB- (AMQ_rted)-Ricß, te, ; p • r -ieuu-old Jtauluwe, fsT, Parlew Btovo, ASi