lately gazetted an Industrial School within >he meaning of the above Act. j r After some discussion His Worship made X order for the removal as applied for. ? ' This will lessen the want of accommodation now beginning to be felt in the.Newton establishment. ~ This was all the business.

TELEGRAPHIC.

LATEST FROM WAIKATO.

[J-'rom our Own Correspondents/]

TE AWAMUTU.

• I .-!.'• Saturday. Mr Dargaville addresses the electors here at four. They are pill in his favour. A rifle match between the Cambridge and Te Awamutu "Volunteers come off torday, the Te Awamutu corps winning with a majority of 13 points. The following is a *>'st of the scores of the Te Awamutu team : —Trooper Long, 50; Moncrieffe, 46; JJ^jther ford, 46; T. Bond, 45 ; P. Bond, 33; "Sergt.- A/lajor Bertram, 41 ; Trooper Munroe, 42 ; Weatherell, 36; Higgiason, 3C; Corporal Waters, 27; total, 412. The Cambridge team scored a total of 399.

LATEST FROM COROMANDEL.

, COROMANDEL

»'■ This day. The Invicta. crushing is cleaned up. The estimated yield is about 8 dwts. the toh7 Three- cmarter stringers have been cut in the bottom of the Beach shaft. Specimens have been taken out. *' 7 .

...A ilode two feet-thick, showing gold, has been struck, in the low level of the Harbour View:-' ~, !' ;; .77 7.7 '''

An, inquest was held to-day on the body, of Edwd. Gunn, found dead yesterday. The verdict returned was, died by the visitation of God^inore proper by the breaking of a blood-vessel at the base of the brain.

TAURANGA.

, , This day. I Gapt. Stephens brought yesterday a five ton cutter^ the Gipsey Queen, from Whan{ gapoa,. without assistance, through veiy stormy weather.

Mr Morris met the eleotors on Saturday night, and received a vote ofjeonndence.

LATEST SOUTHERN NEWS.

(teom ottr own correspondents.)

CHRISTCHURCH.

, r■■ .This day. The meeting offfarmers,' convened by the promoters of the early-closing movement, did not take place, the farmers evidently not taking sufficient interest to attend. The match Harris v. Fox takes place on Saturday jiext. It excitesr very little public interest. 17.! '

At the annual meeting of the United Canterbuiy Cricket Club a_ resolution was Sassed that an Inter-provincial1 match in •tago will be played aa late in the season as possible. , ~.. 1 The annual Entfre Horse Show takes place on the 27th inst. It is expected to'be a great success. :i ■;

A large number of animals have been im ported during the year., ~ , • -. .: The. share-list of the National Insurance Company closes on the 22nd. The demand' for shares still continues.. . __ _.

If is-likely that Canterbury will send* representative to Melbourhe to compete for the Victorian Rifle A association > prizes j Seven hundred shares have been taken up in the hejv Sale, Yards Company. 7 '■'~'■■< '. «7 ' ■'. mi 7 . •'• :■• .•■'' ■ -Saturday..;' iWafaon, diver, of - 'Lyttelton, was em-" ployed 7tp r£iih6ve the pumping; gear onfejofiCassiusmine, Westlahd. When sixty feet down the air pipe burst, and the ropes got jamn^ed ?n the timber supports. fi On bringing him to the surface he was ihtensible, with blood pouring out of. his mouth, noae and ears ; the body from face downwards was' quite black. He has a wife and a large family_- ,v .[ iyi,;'- f: riO JIOITOGLTI'J Watson, the diver, is not dead. He is slowly recovering.

DUNEDIN.

This day,

The late Mr Branegan's funeral on Satur day was largely attended. The places of business were closed. He was buried in the

Church!of,England ground, j.-j ■■•• ":• ; 7 The James Niccol Fleming leaves for Lon don • to^ay, with' a large cargo of tallow, I wool, leather, etc., and a full complement, of passengersi"" " '": ,;i- jV '' (1 Good.samples of whe,at have been sold at stf 3d t<3 5s M ; 6atß,'J4s 2d'to"4s'3d. The journals notice the mail contract; faVorablyi"": '" ' ' The Gpvernor visits Dunedinin December,.i The race between Campbell'and. Lyson, on Saturday, resulted in the defeat of Lyaon^' Tho Wellington leaves to-morrow, and the Wangariui* to-night.

LYTTELTON.

This day. Arrived—-Surprise, .bn£, from Kaipara, via ]?ort Underwood. '7ij l '.-,.' ■< " '

INQUEST ON THE FlßE.—This Day.

An Inquest or enquiry into tM_ cause of the late fire was instituted this afternoon at the Greyhound hotetbeforej T. M. Philson Esq./ MiiD., coroner,- wn^ffWi-W^ofJlßf^e^'M. 1 Alfred Gregory Bartlett foreman. !:"-'"■'", ' , Mr Broham, conducted ,the enquiry on the i part of the police. T_ MrG. S- Graham attended on behalf of the Norwich Union Fire Assurance Company. The following gentlemen appeared to watch the proceedings on the part of Insurance^ Companies: Mr G. P. Pearce, (New Zea-; land), Mr G. S. Graham, (Norwich Union), i Mr G. Jones, (Royal), Mr Boardman, (South' British), Mr H. W. Heath, (Scottish Com mercial), and on behalf of private persons, • Mr rWtn. Thome, (Jamiesdn Bros.), Mr Beveridge, (Insurance Companies) Mr Hughes, (Powley). . \ .-.■. jiU Thomas Powley, the first witness; deposed' —l am a settler, living in Wakefield'Street. MyMwife,' Harriet Pbwley, kept' a draper's chop, I recognise the plan of the premises as correct (witness here described the posi-. tioA; 'of ''the. roomsHand-' their' _ohtehts);£ My two daughters went to the shop, Caroline Ann and Harriet, at six|o'clook!ih 'the even ing, »nd stopped Until eleven." They. re-f turned with their mother.' I stayed behind and plosed the shop. There was a fire in the kitchen all day. My two daughters and my wife 'went into the kitchen just before leav ing, but did .ijot take p. light with them, l: •_. do.not know why they went into the kitchen, but believe they went for sonic water.: I then" Went below, and found the fire had.: - 'lech' extinguished. We kept a fire there for jooking purposes. ' We always put it out On >*aving;' also the gas. I locked all the doors,' r .d left the keys in the locks, j excepting the. j-eylof "tlse front door. I. turned off the gSM,-. »ndt66i; the'key anditVo-accbunt-bdokß horne1 witfcme. The first intimationl had of the' lire .WW bf the ringing 6f the firef-beJIZ I spi I '.- ' i 11 .Nil! ITiaß ■■:•>■■«,(

got home, and met Mr Charles Phillips, who said "Powley, your' 'houseis on fire." That is all that I can tell.you. "'When, I-go* to my house a1 little1 man prevented me "frOm '^mng in or I could have saved £200' of property. 1 smoke a pipe sometime^, butthere had been no smoking from half-past ten in the evening. I have not the remotest idea of the- origin! of the fire except that it might have been caused by a spark from Farey's,stove, which was but a few yards, away.,.; 7.;:: JrJ ,'7< '";.■',.' [Left'Sittingn

ARRIVAL OF THE CITY OF AUCKLAND.

THE THIRD OFFICER .DROWNED:. v

LNciDENT- OF THE VOYAGEi I'a

The fine ship City of Auckland arrived in harbour e^]^^i_i%rioffii-.g,iaVfeTkV6od pas sage of .97 days from the Lizard and 88 from land to land She is commanded by Captain , G. A. Ralls, who is now a part owner Of the ship, having, purohased the , interest |t, pre viouslyheld.% Captain Ashby.^ i • The City brings 12 saloon, 5 second-class, ahd'lSstder age passengers. , The voyage _ has ; r .been rather ian unfortunate one in some respects. Four deaths occurred during the passage.- The first was a young woman,,named; Jane LongstafF, aged 24, and the'second, a man named H. M. Innia, aged 18, a shoemaker by trade. Both, died of consumption. On September 10, the infant son of Captain Ralls died.'" There was one birth, Mrs Hill being confined, of a, child, on the j, 30th of: August, ssifk. .f '.'.:■! :■"■'■■-■ On the J 7th August when the ship was in lat. 43,50 S;, ; .long. 63.20 ft., at abbut'Gp.m., when' a.,. heavy ,sea was ; running land thare was a fresh breeze with thick misty weather, Mr Hewlett, third officer, whilst in the. execution of his, duty : setting the'sijarhqard' lower studding sail,.aceideatly fell from off "the spars overboard. The ship' was going at the rate of about four milea an hour. The helm was' instantly put down and the ship rounded to. At the same time two life, huoysiwere thrown to. him, eaph .going within 10 feet of the dro^vning man. The boat was immediately lowered, -with Mr Brown, second officer, in charge, two seamen, and two apprentices, -with,.directions to pull dead.to windward, notwithstanding the darkness and hazo at the time. The boat as ordered •pulled against a heavy head Sea, and'was away from the ship one hour and a quarter, but could, see nothing of the poor fellow or the 7T;fe buoys. . . )V A, constant fire of blue-lights'and rockets was kept up, so that the position of the" ship might be seen. It is the,general opinion that Hewlett niust have hurt himself in his fall, as he was not' heard to call after his- fall. i The dull monotony of, afsea voyage, was broken by the amusements customary at sea,, jnnd man^-'pleasant events seWlng to promote |iarmony and good humour, occurred on the passage; .; Captain Ralls has kindly fur nished us with the following fcepoit of the voyage.,, : We. wish him every success in the command, and hope to see the City of Auckland often in our waters :— The City left the Downs on the sth June, . fend experienced light variable winds down'l the' Channel/ Passed the Lizard, on the Bth_! md sighted Cape Finisterre on the 13th. In crossing the Bay of Biscay encountered a heavy S.W. gale, which continued for some^ days. The N.E. trades were picked up in' 34 ' deg. 5G mm N. 13 deg. 35 mm. W. .qn^the ttSth Juiie; •'and' Were iost jigain on the 30th of'the> same month m 8 deg. N.jlong., 25 mm. W. Thence had y„tfcible I winds' from the South ' until the ' Bth„July. 'when the S.E. trades werepicked' Up ,in, v l.?. 5.,.' 28° 48 W. • The > Equator"tfas crossed in 27° W. : on the 7th; July* the ship being then thirty-two days from the Dp^ns.. The) SiE.'-.trades1 'proved very 'indifferent;' causing the. ship to go within sight of'the i»razilia&, (J Goast., Unsettled weather pre yailed till passmg the Cape of Good. |lope, which was done on the 7th August, (jus^a mpnbhfrom the Line) in,42d«g-. i S. Had a good run down to CapS'lieuwinil *hich vyfag. passed on : the. ,26th of the same month,' and Tasmania rounded on the 2nd instant. Thence encountered very severe •feather.—to New Zealand." "On the~ JJOth inst. the Threa^Kmgij were sighted, and here the ship lay becalmed for ifhree days. On the evening of Saturday got a fresh breeze, and passed the ' _^Torth Cape in the evening. Yesterday had a good N.W. breeze, the ship averag ing 12, jknpts during/ rjtha day.; p The i teesel I re_h_im_d 'oiitside' 'l__fc nignt, and Brought up off Orakei Bay this 'morning, having powder oh board, j Passengers.—Saloon : Miss Atkins, Mr fend Mrs A. Hills, Mis 3 Millais, Mr and Mrs Simpson, Gertrude, Augusta, Ethel, apd Arthur Simpson, C. Walter. Second , cabin :<• Messrs : v.: G. Lfwrefncie, | Wilhajn •' Smith, A. Milrby,' Mr and Mrs Tale and child, A. Parks, JS.JLevinson, Samuel Saird, William Guhson, Mrs and Mrs Jiohn Aldred and, 3 children, -H v -Sutton,- Maty _yeal,''2_. Attltins, Percy, Barrel^ A. S. Crockett, Mrs Pefirce,,,El'za Pearce, C. Lowe, and F. Wilson."' j The City brings a number of valuable sheep, which, wijih one exception, 'haYebeenlanded in 'good 'condition, through the care bestowed ,oh them during the voyage. The animals .'were selected specially, for this colony by Mr T. Tumbull (formerly of Auckland) and Mr liarkworthy, and no expense was spared to obtain therbest breeds*: fifty,! guineas ihitving been paid' for» h many of them. They were selected from the, flocks, of j Mr. J.; Ji Clarke, jot Welton-le-Wold; Mr Duddy, of Panton ; and, Mr r'Eirkham, of ;,Cadely, neari-HhU.) SteVeh are' to the order of Mr C. J. Taylor, aid four to that} of MrSJpsepJjjMay; [< •:: gg /. !

the- ■EVENiNGc'B_AiB > : S MONDAa'i tmrvmMtß.n&sm#:,! I



iCoffee.—Brown, Barrett, & Cd.'s Standard^Coffee is hdth delicious and strong. Brown, Barrett, & Co.'s Excelsior Coffee deserves preference to any coffee on account.of purity and distinctness of flayour< jj Note the 'Brands/ 'sold at almost every ffrocery establish ment in town and province.—[Ar>vr.]



, t TX7 Aft TED,'' a'' Grd'neral ' Seivant. |y y —Apply to Mrs G. Lewis, Jermyn street. WANTED, Draper's Assistant.— B. Cass, Cheapside House WANTED; an Apprentice to 1 the Cab'net-maHifj. j A', p, ; a strong, active Boy, to make hiujce'f generally 1 useful.—Apply to W. L. fßoth, Cash Pal.cc, Queen-street. WANTED, a first-class Carpenter forthep.s Paterson.—Apply on board. mm m WANTED, a General Servant in a spjsJ- fEvnilyt;. must be able'tocbok'and w__h.'< —AppTy Mrs to JRyan, corner of Gra.fton and Park ■Roads, between ten and,twelve a.m.,,[ ~; ;~• j UTOiIO WANTEI? EINO.WN-.thatithpre is now a rare chance for the Working Man.— To make room for a large lot, ex City of Auckland, I 'hive REDUCED the price of the "Favorite" Hand Lock-stitch Machine to L4los; and the same Machine, with a handsome quarter-cabinet table, L 6 10s. Every Machine guaranteed—The Fitting Shop, Vulcan ■j) U A A. V A ».) g o_o WANTED, Two j Comppsitors^— Apply Tbames Simmy Btw Otfloe, iSegttlftlf employment, ~,. ., ~,,,, ;< V:A \, ~'g l



WANTED, «?;. Baiimaid:: 7for the TTp-stairs Bar.—Apply at the Greyhound , Hot?'. ANTED KNOWN, that .First- ' class GOODS are to be obtained at vMv low^-igukes at King's New General Store, Hobson'a Park Parnell, corner of Cat-street, opposite MiS3. F-\gr ,■.-; v; -• ", "• ; - Tii .' :! /. ; ( ( T^^iNTED, Thirty Pick andShpyell Men ; also, Twenty Carpenters for. Bridgework; either ! contract or day:'wprk.-Aipply. at the office of this| ; paper between the hours of 9and 11 a.m. each day. , t ,j ? y.: V' *i d l >- ;\ i< \/S 1 |j -■•■'"■- ■-. ■ j WA NT3S D, a TFirst-clasa Stop Watch.—Apply to H. 8., Star Office. : WANTEB to SELt,, .Primroses,! Cowslips, and 150 varieties of-Polyanthus,'' j ifrom Is to Cs per dozen, at Eric Cb/to's, Princes I ;street; opposite Masonic Hotel. ■ ' j WA NTE 33; a young woman as l General Servant; references required.— j Apply to Mrs Williams, 71; Cook street. !j rVyANTED to Kent, two Booms— ;W T bed and sitting room.f-furiijshed or un- in City West.—Apply, stating terms, to "•P.D.," Star 'Office. '■' • '^ '1 WANTED, a lady'"of experience as ; a:Salcswoman and Milliner; to take the management of a show room. — Apply to' E:""W. j Dyeon, IPO, Qucea-street..., , ..,-,, . . IJTT A N,T -E J) ,. a G ; ood ; General | i» V Servant for a small family.—Apply to Mrs Dyson, 130, Queen-street. ''. ''" J; / , . , . ~ "^TTA^.TEI), a first-class \ General ! T»; .Servant; with references.^-Apply _t' the Captain Cook.Hotel, Kyber Pass JBoad,i. '..h'et mft ■A'- i _ef:- : T;E."D ,j..' c: n n.,yr%- T.*,',. ■,•,.., .j,; ; THAT. k-J iQ ..ili ' ■ ■'..' -: ■iinu't ; m¥..l-XS, Bookbini>eb, .•■ !'/om! ■ Machine Buler, and Account-book Manufacturer,. • .' hag I^EMOyED from Victoria street, East .• to Wyj_.dlo.am street, next door! above the Eveninti Star 6ffiCfi.,,'ir /. , • ~..i.. ~..'.. .il ■ii ■'■•■■». TXTANTEI) KNOWN.—TIie under ;Wi Signed iave always on hand a largo supply of Newcastle • and Bay of Islands Coal; also, best Cut and Oncut Wood.. Yards : ißotwecn Kort »_dCustom house street, next Isaacs' Bonded Store. W. & G. WINSTONE. WAN TED KNO WN. WHLTAM EDGAB,, whilst heartily thanking his many kind friends and patrons in Auckland and its ,-Hcinltv for the libeial suppbrthe has reqeived since ISCi", would respectfully1 intimate that an un priDcip'ledparty. has been the habit of receiving goods ■In ' his name to manipulate. He cautions Ladies and Gentlemen that he has no connection v. Ith any other party or parties whatever Gentle men's Clothing Cleaned or Dyed, and Finished in a very superior manner. Badies' Dresses and every imaginable woven fabric Dyed and got up in a style unapproachable by any other.—WrLLIAM'EDGAE. 3. S^ortland-street. Works—Richmond . TTTANTED, KNOWN, that pDj irr Goldir is prepared to supply all kinds of Timber and other Building ' materials, ' including Sashes, Doors, Mouldings, Broad. timber, House- Blocks, Posts, Bails, Bardwood Felloe*/. Shafts, Iron bark, and Blue Gum Laths, Shingles, &c, <fee., at the loweit-inark'et price, at his Yards, Custom' HOiise treet m,i,,.,.: 'ii\iHi<i /.a.<j<,> "\^A_s^Ef)J^ T V Apply* iibloTship & Co., Custom-hbuso-street r,i ~; ~, 9 -_ WANTED KNOWN—Highest Price given for aTT'Ord Mstajs, On Saje (chj^apVPtoghs.i 6.,7, and 8 feetlsheets.Oalvanlze'di , Corrugated Iron : also. Pumps, Paints, &,c , ie,, a^' /■"frea'Smar'-'s.'.nextijlue,Post,^ictor^a street., ..,,... 1 Mattresses; Bedding, iron and B«dr. steads, can be had at W: E. Hayward's New Commo dious, Dry, and Clean Brick Premises, Wyndham treet. next Qiueen street ddnier;': I i .'■ 1 1 tXT A N'T EDEN OWN.— IV , -Pricks Rbdtjcf.d. SINGER'S NEW EAMIBY J NOISELESS LQOK>S_ITCH SEWING 'MACHINES.-M. ,A- Aidbioh, Agent, Shortland street. Auckland. To meet the requirements of cjistomer'sj who ; flnd, a difficulty in paying: the fulli amount at once Mus Alprjcui has adopted a method itlme, payment, to g\iit ; them«, ~. •,. ;-.n.f tui.oial HVi II • .LioV.. V. ■-. 7-,..P;_^,TO___J_lAM_/.J /..'-. Manager. j t?.'i h-s* .ticlicO ,aal.'-.',t>/ 'o '."■■' > ' 1^ intltui* l. j CONSTABULARY DEPARTMENT, m '.a ".Jul -iAucMrnd, 16th Septerribei. 1873. WANTED, a Troop-horse for the above department. Must not be less than ldi hands high. , "- T. BROHAM, { . - Inspector A.C. | LODGE. WAITEMATA, .No. 689, E. C. - _-L. Tl_a_EJ____l HHUd I •'■ •. f* HHE Ee^ular Mofnthly Itfeeting of - L thfi above v .'ll be held in the Lodge Room, Mi-sonic Hotel; THrs: DAY (Mbiiday), at 7.30 p.m..', By order.' "■"' .tDBYujI -'■ '■ i m m*'>\<> I'.f' . A., -> /. *j t . , , JNO> BRQITGHTON, Sec.' .)Pept.^, 1873. ~;;',-,', ly rfX ~,J t ■■ > ' t -m>M 'lß.. ion iPriday last, b_tweett -ILi"• Wellegley- street arid Ne*'_o_l, aGold E4r-il_g; —lTh» finder .will be rewarded on leaving it at Star pflSte. Y.i'3 odi x<t ovin* vj . .j;.- riistaiiws rr^ir a LOST, a iiife-buoy, marked Golden Crown.—Finder ». 11 be rewarded on returninj. Jtftotheofficeof'A.d.'B.'Co. j _4^±-!lP r JW''-__Ha.— "-~~-'^r~ dj WEEPSTAkES on the Melbourne MJ' take place atltheOccidehtaliHoteljbnl FiiDAY Evening, at 8 o'ciook. , i ...... EWDi p BRKINS< N.B.—Members are requested to forward, their subscriptions;,...;,') ,•-. li'.-j'('.rlKlO-f)iTl! .Ml [ ■ * ,i"i.,'■''„' ffirrrfrtarH. jk w u —h— -j —. k ■ GENTtiEfiIAN of good address I pLt.'ii andbuainesß habits, 17 yetvrs connected with shipping, with references, and cato give sec\«-.-ty'if needed, requires a Commission or Agency.—Ad^'ess C.|L., Pacific Hotel,, Grajiamstown. ' i ;; fj { ! TO HIS WORSHIP THE JMAYOR. S JlJhf— We, the:lJ_Qd6rsig_ied, respect hJ fully request that yon,.will Convene a Meeting 'Of Citizens, at an, early date, for the purpose of Ap pointinst a ' Gbniubittee to Collect'and Receive Sub sc: iptions to slid of the sufferers by the laid calamitous _?i re , ■::.■< ■: ~•-:;.!,; .;s-Mviu :.' ~:i.,'; , We.are; Sir,* '.■'. I .1 _? /. V: .U ,J Your obedient Servants,' > f IR .JOHN SMITH - •-' G. AICKIN'"'' •"'"'' M] MONTAGUE CRTJIOKSHANK & CO fcRATTRAY . £\ EDWD. WAYTELU henry' Isaacs k. keesing ' __ i Ji .a And others. Auckland, feia.iih'i' ![:>"" 12th September, 1873 lisloadifoV/ i i) .; j. w-.i'-j ■■■_.> .:■..'. j: IN 6|o_i-pliance wittiV»tKe, ! .absiv© i l Se.6! quisitibn.'t hereby CONVENE a MEETING of CITIZENS .THIS (MONDAY) EyjCNING-, -at 7,W at the Young' -Men's Christian AssboJatlon Rooms, T'Tf* » iMmmm too'! .!, Mayor, umegtmm 1878, w' i



I i :artiixery'^lunteer^Ss:^ fl'?HE.v-..i^Qiit_ily:.' Inspection^-o^i'ifcli^ J [ffi. Battery, Postponed froia last Mohday.'wJJl take place 6n-Monday ;Eventog next. at.7i3o/ih,tKe'l>nU- Shed,Pi.nces-.hed' • u/v■■-■• - "'■'' ■■-"-"' •*— t Ammunition 'will beseryed.out, and ar_»ngemß_te! made for the Government Field Gun Prize Firing of the Battery*' x,- ci .j- a ,< -~ f,r j q ao - J ' J ' ' ' E. H. PEATON, ~i ••" 'i ii H ' Captain Commanding A Vi_i.« , BANK OF NEW ZEALAND. r . - ,-v ---! _',-.-.<Ar.i of /■..i; ____________ '■ -' .;: «*-v)d 14 ~VTOTIGE hereby given that. tne JLI . HALF-YpAELY GENERAL MEETING of the PBOPBIETOBS of'the,Bank .wlll'b'e held hi the Banking House, in Auckland, on WEDNESDAY, the 22nd day of October next, at noon; for.thepurpose of receh'ng the Beport of the Directors for the Half-, year ending 30th Inst., the Election of a Director,' and for any other business that: may be brought before tha Meeting.. . ... , , •.,, n ..,;.,. i By order of the Board of Directors. " ' !4 D. L. MUBDOCH, f.,,i ■■;.,•••:■, ih. .•■.;•.''. :•'■-'[ Inspector^r -I ; *»* CANDIDATES for the office of DireetoT naukt'! give notice in writing to the Board of Directors, such j notice to be left at the Banking House,' Auckland, i thirty days at least before the day of Election. • S Auckland, September 13, 1873' j | LOYAL ORANGE LODGE, No. 1. J rr!__3§ Regular ; , Monthly Meetißg^of ■JL' the above Lodffe will bo held on MONDAY EVENING, 16th hist., iv the Lodge-room, ,*t.-ibe Young Men's Christian Association Buildings,' Wel lesloy-strcet, at 7.80 o'clock/' ' ' IV,}:!. By order of the W:M. ... -"' > -~: ■<<■■■«. BQAHD^AND RIiSIDE-fCE3r' one Gentleman at Park House. Ponsonby Boad. ; A. "R. V. • „.„ a No. 1 BOYAL COMPANY. :„..! ..Vi .! I THE 'Company , WL% /issetnble'" _b_k Monthly Inspection on MONDAY EVENING, the l. r.th inst., in the DrilUshetl, at 7.30 o'clock sharp. Members .absent. without leave . will be;/\nedin ac-, cdrdahce' with the Volunteer , Eegulations. Every member is requested to attend. , Uniform:,lull. Drosß. I" i '■'' "■ ■'' ,L -'",'' '':K '' TAFBANiGA TO THE HOT IxAKF^ COBB & COS ! BOYAL MAIL LINE OF 'COACHES - TA.__tAJ.Q_ AND NAPI-- TIMB TABL OUTfWABDS. LEAVES Booking Office, Tauranga.i Tuesdays at 6.30 a.m.. arrives ,at Qhlnemutii SJiirie afternoon ; leaves' Ohihemutu Wednesday morn ing, arrives Taup'd same eyening ;, leaves Taupo Friday morning.arriving at Napier, Saturday evenia*. ~,.,,-.; ! Leaves, Tauranga Fridays'^t,B._p a,m».-,_rrive« at Ohinemutu same afternoon ; leaves Ohinemutu Saturday morning, arrives Taujio same evening.: leaves 'faupp Tuesday; morning, -arriving at' »,*_>!«*, Wednesday evening. ■--'%,;••' lt_7_,_,fl___J_^ ~ BOOKING OKFICE : MASONIC HO-EL., ,"' TAUBANGA, _ ~r , / , . FAiiKs''Tol''dmNKM'ux6-'i,',' ..'.. ,_; '~'ji ~)■/.>.i... &■ ..0« Fakes to Taupo (Tapuakhabubd) .. £2 10s Tnnouaii Far«B .. ..,,..,, ~. J_i4Qi | A great reduction made on return' tlokMi; i . ;;, (l _i;A-!N;;N;p,,N'r^r,c^; i ,.,;;, ! L:-,, ■ ''■'■'■ Proprjetiorii,;,. j " .ii,aj_-!.Mij..;j_i«Jr.U ftp HE' UNDEESICkiBD f~, ::m;,;.'*.-.if >ir-■ •' ,y, r-~>\!.\( T:i>:i;'!/ Begs to notify that he has] roceived, per Wonga Wonga, I THE !E I!R ST' i?O R't 10 k ,<■ r:..... t:- AlfOT.j /' ":i II IVrfI.VJ) • or ; as h' : i''r'm/e / n t ' ! f, M InnfaW nl tiviftKlM* t. OOiU e/.pl A.i SEW' REASON'S 7 (1573r4) ;fKAS, ExS tbamsi-Tp " Craiqforth," from Foo ! •:7!:;'V-r:-; "i;^ upbb^i^:] i.i-;;;:!,7: f :;^ mi IJ j' j; 'jrt_:!.!ii>„?,il! •-,•.' .; fin.; ,' mi:') -ti.,i J Similar to the.best numbers of the Acacia* cargo, ; v hich gavo such general satisfaction last Season, and i he invite's the Trade to inspect and procure: samples Jf)i__q_ort_i/'ii wh>'-{i '-"■■■ !v'' ''"'"'"V,'."; I h./I ■■•■■■', ■■ ? ■■-,".. t,-.i, ■'■' <i)' iU.-ii... ■ '; ■■■/■' '.<ri 777;' : ;:.., ~.ja»aKJ lofirfl' : >..) bun Bl)»a4a The Shipment includes various grades, from good to full-flavoured Souphong TE^S, and ba been purchased in Foo Chew with a special view to tle growing demand io this market for the finer rd9«<gß__ion^(_eaf-,{.oir> wM. :uUhiv lie. Aaliti ■tj j t U "■ 2rA iM[ P.fl3JlLlTßJoii IU v. .-..'!;•'>iA"/-,r7[/..({L' 1 .. ' I VJAIZ^S:I, f MAIZE!!. i MAIZE!]!! a O Ni/.yiiS-oA'-L-'iß-v : SKI _J#91.1«, A TRO- :'C_AB_W6_. EIVBR, ; N;B. W. '! ,1 j j__Q_J_,of>TE ' j t {_f].T(>_LC) FOB SALE, Jn, quantities to fuitjpuroh 4 aserfl,,atilowest Arket,prioe, ,g j H gq UJ7if 3.7ti i) UV! rriii.JA_S -.^.^..MORTON.- Custom-house-street. , . ■ n r • j Til 7( J) j ," ,',';?■,! it ..,:>/' it; J'C.'.'."l-!'.il '111 _»U1 Il'.iti , August 30,1873. ttSnJU'JRJB RJi"StMMIU?{ _ .RIAJIT 511 1 .M, t/.,''J.'!.iO.U w ' —f^f—>— —, jujju rri ,i I ■■), vi ii,"l ■, d— l____.,i 'PO Painters and Paperhangera.— J .-^WAnted, !_^ood Hafea'.^-'Apply'tb #________" Hewse Decorator, Kyber Pass. gBSf..- 'iI ' —BMB—M A GENTLEMAN of unimpeachable char _c3L who has, been .8 ..years i^,a Gbvernmen;t Oife!ce;;axi(l bavitig atestimoiual 'Oi 30 years' fidelity'^' is desirous of an Engage ment in any office where, .a ,confidential S^rva6Si_^eq_ifed.--i-_ddres6 «-I-0./ StWr^ ; bftcc- B__^____i__aj »i i NOTICE!,,-, , " rpj^E Undersigned has, Missed since^ Af. the late fire a quantity of Household Effects, Clothing, JeweUery,,. &c.,. taken away, possibly.in ;mistaie.r_ Any _ietsonLhav'._ig feoods nof belonging 'to them will oblige by co-nmunlcating with the under -Bit-' *°" f'L. «gWsSil*^ 9,,,ta : Pawnbroker,|Wyndham-street. I Y iw...m»i Iv l-.v-'*..! ■ .... .rJII.I.'.VT'tHf ■ a FOE tMMEiDMTE S_vL'E;'FA.EM of 1-6 Acres, 12 miles from Auckland ; partly under oultlvatibhi126 afciris Jeb'ced yiiiu wlreiifencinir,' : Large Garden under1 crop, with slx-.ob'med Hquw (quite new) lined and papered throughout, — For 1.) .j



! - i i ! I what aii'f <to xioifcraji i i I CHEAP QUILTS ! U T ; I CHEAP SHEETINGS 1 j CHEAP MANCHESTER GOODS! ea gi a m o o o BO IL ED BBLA IN X E I^'S >A f REDUCED PRICES. j HA.) 'J.JlT.'IA'i >h> 7iiTH()7» E.i J H. ATKINS tVf^ISHES to call Special Attention lio Vi i j.i o7i *<? ni*. t an nr gTOCK OF jBI^-NKE^S,! SHEETINGS, ( QUILTS, LONG CURTAINS, TABLE LINEN, CALICOS TOWELLINGS, TICKS, and MANCHESTEB ; \ ,a:i ij.Muui-'dii .'i/.a GOODS of all Descriptions, which are offered l-ulbitb R.fi9mi>gri_'i_. vroa .< ■:' io ■..-. i!v_v.'imuio v g£-,h.;..•(.r oi!J l i|i/.^tiE_.'.(il m'f MiiiJr.jii linnKoi; JJUIi <w.'.w!U 'lv i'iij,!' i; iuofifnj uj baM.uis t) •.: „jsi_,jl_i(_.rH li.i :,:!.• Inij-.-.,: loa lllw Lower Prices than Charged by any House in the City of Auckland. H. A. has'JUST OPENED a HEAVY stock;^:":,';;,;:! ;;;;/;;: tL:t:fJ:z .K.«„ M 1 I SHEETINGS AND QUILTS, I same numbers and qualities as the last Ship ment, which in every instance gave the GREATEST SATISFACTION. -I K-K'AM DFiIHTQ I ' ' /r'!!/ "<,' r Ki')lW m_____!B:,_?^^ j - AVAVAIiy, Y.IHOUnjIOJIT i i WIDTHS, >• I, i v 0 o i-: Mp^ W^W* V?.?l^ /."!• no ... . I _t V S iol JiiiH '.lUi'ii.iiv!.!- init-U fo Juivoi! ' anslo' j GOOD QUALITY TOILET' OjU-_._,& > i '' 100 i . sjj yMP( i_i ion.:, fittin fifllifc h'':j "'' snol°' { (_fljz3 Ji:i.". I'JtJ i" '■■"': inoi. h.mti- f.y~'J f ...j.^.-..tc.1.-:,j 0 f>ITT6 DITT^^GE'.M), !>/ ' 0 01 I i«. .lu_ Ja„_*l .Uoi'J liwil From 13a 6d. o or _• tni iiun Hititiit.i) iiioio oui l) '.I,' 0 moil ''>.• o_B f.:)_',V QUALITY.TOILE&jQUIItfSi i 0 ■ B«st|in Auckland) SJlyiird. ldß|i|lo4 fed ' K' |:,V/ ,°wo " ■' worth _*t.n: «< •• rfi"lD Jl3a j L> .." l» fUull .floO Jyyji'l !'.. ... !)(._<_ .. mull ,TAO£) T-TJJAH f._t>J_ .; ). . i DITTO DITTO, 3 YARDS LONG, i, Ot, 0 .. iol JjioO.saftnoM il4ct'J ai.BUl urnuq 00-j .. 22«. M: .wo%.?Pf;j,i .r.■;(uit aau _ ;. 12 0 ~ . in )■■■ Mr/jV l.iifi .itfeuoiT i:u., ' 1 xiRGE SELECTION W Wtf 0^ ;t it 0 .. .. .. .. R-ok-otT mvdiboiia, „ CURTAINS, 0 <".'_• 0 bydb-OiT lifijJyi:.'.' .o tea 0 c.c Teav txto'twiiiiiWOflT aaav/'j.' _,oj~_ i r _j°i. a o'^ vir*n_r^f ww . o -SO .. ~Rf«t)Yi>o„ insßWoiT i-iHsfgnl'l lo Jes oni^fi^^^' OKoaa: 0 ISO .. •■ """BHJIT nßanonT ootl jlaxlff bo The Low.prlcad Colored SUki being all told, the j ,BET*__B^_!MSll_J_kW'_lißduce_ to';' '"; i;:"; 1 COST PEICE. ( ;j UiMiaiH _oT!S_TT5_Lia_ Moa.Jui. \jINTER DRES^S^^TERIALS, JACKETS, SHAWLS, Etc. A | At Beduced Prices. .jittUflHS y.'{ll.-'Un:.li'>HT EOSfMV/'T JJA VA LARGE LOT OP CHEAP TWEEDS, For Boys' Wear, Just Opened. j -j.rd-;.u:.ifc£ iaiWWSftA woli Gil. lob. ' EVery deßoriptioha-efifiEOTHMG, HATS, , M SHIRTS, .TWEEDS, ko., Ac., &o. •;'! ■,8&&__ Q! L..J ? 1 „-M A a '. —Win be opened in a few daya n the prlcei, ai all the new stock to ~ 1 be $tM ; w p■__c¥__-^kD<( _iE.• o■' FOBE THE NEW TABIFF CAME j INTO OPEBATION. ''"' ' "f | .TUM-T'iV. 'i'ii:!;U f[ H. ATKINS, 1 (Late Bay anp Hojtbymaon. : IIT | i I ■ . •.. 'i I • Liinj j.o'X !



fpBINCE OE WALESTHEATEE.I j Lessees.. ,-.. . .. Messrs G* W. Collier & Co. . • lEngagement for a limited number of nights of the j *• Celebrated Tragedian MR. B. FAIRCLOUGH, , '"«'' who will make his first appearance ITH,IS . (Monday) , EVENING, SEPT. 15, j in his great impersonation of \ HAMLET, PRINCE OP DENMARK. ■Supported by a Full and Efficient Dramatia Company. I .-.;.<; ___;—. i •• I The Tragedy will constitute the entire, evening's 1 performance. j 91.1J i! r.. i .liuii.iU — ' >• ; '"■ ', Box Office at Upton & Co.'s, Queen street, where seats can be seciired and tickets obtained, j Dress Circle,:3s,1 Stalls, 2s; Pit, One|Shllling. , ; '':' '"■'''.",'','' ■ ' -■ - ~. | MYSTIC LOYAL ORANGE LODGE j ..,'..,.„M.,., No. 4.- | 7," :.;.'. ! THI? Op^irng 7of the above Lodge will take place. TQ-MORROW (Tuesday) EVEN !ING, the lGthinßtanti.at-7-30 o'clock, at the Young ;'Men's Christian Association Rooms, when all brethren: iof the above Orders are respectfully invited to attend, ißy orderof !the W.M. j Sept. 15, 1873. !_B„MUTUAL MINING INVESTMENT I COMPANY (Limited). '7"\ THE Shareholders areinfoiined thaj"; a Dividend of 30a per Sliare will' lie' p'ayaV •' ? Inoon on FRIDAY,' }.th inst., at the otf' ~'i eJ[ lt [Company, No 26 k Sb ortland-street.' -06 Ol, tne M , iCARTWRIG^-- & so^ ,„. i ,Sept, 15; 187 a.:' Liquidators.; !- - ■•' '!_i___ !" '-'■ '' '' : /. " _.>•' IJOR 'm-imediate Sale, that Laige and SSct nf ■*"&? _? Sho, p and dwelling-house, situated becu^ati „ n?; and now in the _«tS?i i U of Mr Bainngton, who is anxious to lease; si.£w ■'I'*te - urchase money can remain on mortgage.— the Ey e " i Uapt' Joiner > Jlobson-street, or on board .V '.' ' '- -— '■ —! ■ ' ■ ■'':'< JF H."W.J;:wditld call 'at the office of v7Z_.r,*^£ Scottish , Commercial Insurance Company, !v'■ 4h}« 'Buil_tM_s, it niay be to his advantage. « { grna: v M; w. ■-heath. UL i^ Sub-A gent. \\T A L;/TaEKci H A TJ L, (. 1 1 BUTCHEB, GREY STREET... ... ; ~)■ ibegs to inform his customers and Mends that he has disposed of his busine-s to Mr J. YOUNG, and takes 'this opportunity, oi thanking'them for past favours ! afl d t 0 rßQuest ,a continuance ,of the isamo' toihis |6ucc2_sor, whom he has much pleasure in recommend ing to them. flJO'll (li ■ .■'..-. >_ii IT' A M E S - *V O U.'N'-Gy |W BUTCHER (latk or Queen steeet), has much pleasure in informing his customers and the public that he has secured those premises at the foot & GR^-STEEET, lately, in the' Occupation of Mr iw. PAUL. Thanking them for past favors, he now assures them that1 no effort win be spared 'by him'to deserve * continuance of the sam.i ■ ,"•' ■-'""■ i 0 3 .. •• ■ ;!,ft'"' ' j" .wai.m.i.iNuO T I"C;E.'. ~iiT ITT'isTiereby notified for public infor- A, mation that the .Water Supply to the -City from the Domain Ponds will be .CUT OFF TOwMOREOW ; (Tuesday), tho 16th inst., from 9 a.m.; tb6_k."«n.;, for the purpose of connecting the New Service Pipes. I o t „ .. »■> JOSBP&iMAYj li-1 -'..--■ W lb ft .. .. Deputy-Superintendent. - Superintendent's Office, •- • '• '»'»'' , (!) 15tb September, 1873: ■'> ''-'■■: .-'■■" '• ;; ,"kTp TI CE.-^W.;;EtßEt,"or6cer^ AJJI .; begs tq,acquaint his numerous friends and' customers, that .ijhroughr_h_ severity of hiss Ibssatthe'' regent, Firp in Quoen street he find himself unable to' continue in business, and has also deemed it best to - pass over his Stock to his late/Trustees with the view oi. arr_ngtng»wtthhis/ Jreditol,s. '.to.! .7 riol hue I ~j w! i- ,iij 7.1 '."'-. .■•■..'■ i- '' as ______ _l__.i 1 8-to.- babacd icon w, .<:...• ;,::: hai www .looiqta' BoHhitftl fOl .|.»l ob»«l :>Vl.i>-i 'J*U to;." V.)f)3i.WM.A JO^^ AT CHEAP PvATES. .1 ;•[ T.i-'fr ,i ;. v o n '' ,/,;>'/•> ;i:;,-..r i._n.lT« -:■! r/.iM'l I UkOEB SOTStDVjV^pMr TB„'.' COLONIAL " ~ ~. ~ G,OVBRNM__NT.;'T WrTfi. T" Oil? In ').H'.r,i ./:'io>i Ml t/l 'J.>a |- (•sous _.s.«nv{H ,:■■: I! ■/■>i.--' il'.r.'»'?"-;' |V' at oil J«iU oildaq o_»'b.m sfmehl ffrt _n»V(ilT_4 »_ '■-. mieEaVoritevKaU-Bteataor-J-5 X ''■• ' vr'' "; ;' OT,!,i--» .: Jililv 'li-Ji;j ii-JV/ li'id .'!.-. . (1 ':■'■ ■■'■ ■•■■!'" ~M-"i Star, pf %%& Sciiit-1' _»il "■!■ Lwc s.hlqß boassaiv/ lo »I»!!*'iH -•:'-' Mi .ln.M- ;!-^ Is unavoidably POSTPONED until TO-MORBO#! jalA s«iUwq_ tff„»jlrfil Dai** ":"»"' ■"■'< at-Noon,.at'which'time' she will'sail .sfdaTeJi I --•'".':-i :.n)Ti.liTni .; iTft ifn actually. WILLIAM XOHDER, 7'I.'.):J)IVIH ')J.'\'',7 /.'Manager. ;> , _. i{! |^J|Ag£lg_3^J^^DKgg^^ p ._TM'a:;TB Aiorjtt a a.. :i air _hop.s. , ", , .. ~ gjkiuifi fniri-TfoJ trj'x) lj- i. •'■■- h ' f";1.7' N-'!^'.:'•' 'Pateri^qn.;.; 7:,:. 7 J ~"^ 1 A.JB.k_n___, Commifflder,7wili make an! ~- 3-, = r. i j »-«*j|=-iX-'OU'fi"ST O'N"""'T BT'P "•""" '"' ---; to|Bu9sell and Waitangi Falls, loavlng Queen-streat Wharf !-§S-_B_*^J^B^j|,4tl, |^__f?^u_Si|f on THUBSDAY EVENING. , -^ / ii , ; , J RETTJi^''iTt^KETs'; .',.';.';. l!-V,^ v/^05,.,,.-- . *.„" \ },>.B!j t _r.b !-:-".r: fifittl, til ...iiil ~li_l fi;.-v ..-if". ,j:_-..ij_. i(ll rt! fi .:..-: •-/ B,iM ::< i hiw-.dCi J _r freight o_,,_iiM^j_f_<ap^'ijr'^to'. ''''.''7' a"ba^j >'»* pkUcMORTON.JONES,''; .'• ,J'-'il feflfl BflßWi!>«iJ - , .-V )-':■•.•. •■ .V»J>WO'l X! ,Vl( f !S b,« ,2'.i^l-i\W i:^OU jMSiioo w»si.t;--,trfi: ~f.:-i'''- .•'HV'-'O i ».<Lh iflV Imn ijl'i ~;iw':',vii Si!.':.l' M' f ..!' it: .1 ■■ ■ - • »1 >'.(ll'v.- ,'.- .i <l «va. t?6e waitAra;. flßKl^. WANGANUI, AND ;WEST r^ The-araMws.N Co._js.s.,' ~..,, .; ; • !'Gb'-Ai_wad,/;;;;;:;' l 7!"H-:'::' A.JD. McGirnvrvßAT.,; Master^ from Onehungii' TO. MC EBO W (Tuesday), 16th inst., at Noon, , .00 bitPOMBES &DALD^ UTSiAHOJiiIM 401-1. a, .':!':■''. .Ag6hfei..'( k "^:^.P'l^^>ia€la. "j®^^\ The CuUer i'i_ <■ JSag-y., J[; ... 'Wanderer.--. wil Baiias;,abp,vft on.THUBSDAY:next, the 13th inst, lo? l .ifi_ht J i*oj,.applyto^, - - «i*WI .ttoiJooia i. ....•;» «««*i M. NICOOL, ■ • .Y:\Y6\t Ai-71!i •''' -;- Agent T ANPING, exSTRATHNAVER J-1 I'BST.KOa !:-'.M>l'.»',i '. '.-"AVLOii 26 CONS PEST SELEOTKD DUNEDIJ? BAREBS' 8. TOKKB * CO,.



XT 0 W X E A D T.;. "SPIRITUALISM,'* Q i A LECTURE delivered at the Young Men's Christian i | Association Booms by I '®*& bRE vl JAMES' HI _TL, ' A U P T 0 N & " 0 6.', , And Ai* Booksellers. _, .'>£..J3__B BOIEiD & EESIDENOE for.our gentlemen,!-a respectableprivatefamilyj.hu moderate 'terms;' or, for Lady ana Gentleman ; or, Furnished Apartments.—For addroes a, ply at Star ffice. »""ll <: '■ ■'."'.••;' ■■"•■"• "■ - H "WATTS, (§renerafT)eafer, • OLD .MARKET and PITT STREET. — H.W. will open the Old Market and will Sell Off for Two Weeks from this date; Sept. 11, ,1 ton of Canter bury Bacon at only Gd per lb., not less than -lbs. at a timF; 30 bags good Rice. 51bs for Is; Currants, h* per lb., 4s Cd per dozen lbs. ; 10 casks Pigs' Feet ' for Is ; Pigs' Jowls, 3_d per lb ; 1 cask ofSa't,, , ,)»« from Canterbury, 2_d per lb ;' Capers, 8* 'J ■ '..Kftitton 17s per dozen; 60 dozen-Tomato. Sb'-,. , v per bottle, lid, 4s 6d per dozeh'; 400 newN' <Xt 2,bottles for i Is' 3d each, 12s 6d dozenf'ls 0 j7e ls (2s books), only dozen ; lot of Mourninp . _,_ Books only Is, 10s per 10s; Knight & Wilsr i j Bonnets, 2s 6d each, worth dozen ;15 cases _.ns Jams, 3 tins'for 2s, 7sper6d packet;, Or- ; of Bice Starch, 4d per lb. by the dozen; r .: images. 10s per gross; 'Lemons, lOd per ;do7' 000 small Pictures, only 3d each, 2s 3d per .on ; 140 acres of Land' at AVangarei,/price! only . £20 ; Cigars, 7 for Is ; Cigarettoas, 6 for 6d, -*s 6d per ' 1 100, er £4 per 3000} Painkiller.'is 2d per bottle. Be ' . in time, for itis for Two Weeks Only. Glass Tumblers, fro.m 2s to 48 6d per dozen ;■ Salt Cellars; from lOd to 8s Gd per;dozen..; , Terms Cash. ' Old Market and at Pitt Street. Canterbury Potatoes, IGlbs for Is; 10 hhds. of Biscuits, at 2d _)er lb, 71bs" for Is, 12s per ljOOlbs, or £3,104 per hhd. "Bringyour own Baskets. IHZM E LSO D V O BSAN S. i _.$ •-,, nuima .a- JUST LANDED—Davis aud^oms- % den's' Patent Pedal Substitute Organs, as supplied to Her Majesty the Queen and JLII.H. the Princess Louise. For description, see lists at Messrs t Upton _ On Sale, a Second-hand 20-stop, Hanhoh|um, by Debahi (equal to new), L 45 ; also, an'e?6gant,Queen s Model Harmonium, 10 stops, by Ale__hdfl|f{_a charra ' , ing Drawing-room Instrument). . 7 ''i ~<j • n (ton t / ■■■'t '- ■-■-:' i""b •''• «** \ Pianofortes.- ' »»M The two shipments of Messrs. Ralph Allison and | Son's Pianofortes '(previously advertised) are" sold ; more expected shortly. Jiuit arrived, per City of Auckland, a shipment of-from"Messrs Chappell. 'Xo arrive, periodical shipments ..from Messrs Broadwood, Hopkiusom, Chappcll, Zeigler, Bdrd, Erard, jjjid other eminent makers; U. 1 '■ ~- •' . ■ Symonds street, Auckland _, t , , | J. BRO^YNE HIiT WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER. : £7 M(u< o | v'^'PXENELL H. A,L _£.!_; Irwvxi ' [.'"•■-! li ''■ • ' ' : •' »'< ""'"I 'i': ",o' l* .COTTAGE AT' NEWMAItE^'S ..„, .-■-"•••,'•' ;;/____^_'. ...', ,-..',*,,„// ' B. TONES & CO. HAVE been instructed to ,Ms on I "Wednesday, at 12 o'clock, 1.7^ * LEASE, OP PAMfEIiL HAXL. Without Eeserv - NEAT THREE-ROOMED COTTAGE, at New ],!■■ market, with good garden volcanic Soil, close to f,.; the Railroad. Station and''Government work j shops ; a most desirable investment for a labouring man. Terms Very Liberal. ■ ,>M<-.fl.' ; :,.■ __) ■!-■ ■■■-"! .■■■:■'■'■■■■■>'*■ I ': *■■'.} ( | j IS 1^ J ! •7.!^!^tJESI)A^,;SEET_____3ER.: ! I6. -~,"'i ''■,'- ■:•.-.■< i ■'•■' ■—:■ — •—■■ •■■ .-nhip i ; ,"'",>■ ,'i W:Wi*3^Slt^Sf; !!TE AS !' T E-A--&-! f,EAS t t \ ■ - ■ ' ■ ■ V /J; lo.jß-V._iJi .ft. j! „| /; M.uG-RANT'c. MORTON %ssm ,-, l!|,A^|l received -instructions to sell t , [ l'lii Iby auction, at their Mart, To-morrow (Tues day), September 16, at 11 o'clock.'.^ ";'■ .'' ' | ! TEAS,'ex' JameYHv__oh a ! -TR IJAJ - ■■ ''Onward ~:,'..,,, „w, A ■t j» rnon • (ih'.haKrChe^ahdbo-ei).. fa "''7""'"' ''~,' ,'7> .".i. t '-i-,■■'■-'' i**«rt#!o B^EBir |Mal FOB^NBESEBVEDSALE. y|fr*tnp .' -f 1 ''i';,1 ''",r o{inn'.» • prfJbiw ait. " ' , •" • ! " f" _. ■■■..-;;■■ ■■■ ■■ ■■•■<' i;> TO-MORROW,, r* 1 TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER [i_f^ ll 'A ( >[■;.-_|; r .,.-.:>/.'.l'<! YOv:A_ 7 , ~ v . I jQ'IT..Yi, ( ,MA.R.T I^n-.v.'.B'iMi.ii(^.» ]. '7', ',?, ,7 i .: '7';.-;. >....„:•■■ gfisddia ;! TO GrROCIJRS AND- TH^Tji4D__. * GRANT &MpRTQNrjaAVIIJ A HA¥E^ received in structi6H-, fd3 sell < b. -uotiohV at their Mart; To-h__rirbw (Tues day); 'Beiotembet 16; at It o'clock, :\[ iyi»'OT SO'iaaseaStjarLobsters^.:-,.-!;! .oltoqoS ! , .',.\'j.j67 »';;i|Sardines .. : bVi:, .•li.floo r'-7-:-_'Vs' 1 '..».-i'WhitQiHenings. ; e32tot V 4f'.ii '.6,v, '»»:-.fed Herrings,--' ; h?) bT2 ''~,-"„'_5j.,,,-„ ,Stower's Pick!e« , ,;i_J .: '■iinh'_-'-,i^«r Blaid.yestas !;<'• ; fi'i.aSf. « _j_.oO JO,',; „3 Tih,;Vestas (260*s) bO MT 1 j-:" - oJi6 ;•,_,, CoUnan's;Mustanl; iffloil 1 ' v* l&S ~ Cotoan'sWluteStattsh! I • ! 10 „ Blue „ ____. * ! 5 ~ BpsomSalt.) , ? v r;iUfTAT_TJ .A 10 casks Currants' 'I o^_o,__MK_dght's Jamai_jr: KUl'd'l 9HMK-8 v '20' „ Peak's Jar Jama, 10 boxes Elemes • rj, 20 i„. Muscatels. .;.,;• ' j:'>v,rr A "j, 7, 20 ,'oases .Vinegar • [ f -_--.CT 7 ;,._».casks Split Peas W B__ 7„.Vv5-hagsßice;-.\ _a -'--'■' 0 i j lftO,'cases Kerosene. - , ■ 'B ;" !0-;,777'";' ;*e^'ms'.;at : 'sa_e; ;',-'./, I^Y OBDER OP THE MORTOAOEE. i 77»,u7. .bWs .' ■■■ ' ' "■• Fo-i? -'*oo rpHE^tibscribers 'have received in? JL structions to sell at the Land Mart, Fort-street, on' Thursday, September 18, at 12 o'clock,- ~, «tm / of ALLOTMENT 6, Parish Of 'MANOX- '- T f cTAWHIFt, <_J-eat South Boad, containing 90 -'acres, of :w_ich-30 acres are fenced',;and laid i ' down in grass. The. property adjoins .^he farmi » ! j c-.of Meßsrs Fi mess and Smith. '';' ' i !' SAMTJEL COCHRANE & SfGN, o0 i . „ui__o_l I :-• AuctlohoerSi ■■i|,':': •■•"■■"• •■""',' . ■•' '"'•'■":"-;^ : ri ig. "°I 'li'^i^sbp yolumeSbooks:7 (ON ACCOUNT OF WHOM IT MAY CONCEEN.) rpHE Subscribers' have i received in dili structions to sell, at the Mar 1, Fort-street, on : Tbesday next, 16th inst., at 11 o'clock I!' I,' IAAI. i.A ;s j f©tf»__iJeo_irf«^^b'ttt'^i^Wft Concern ),I;' 1 ',V6o'6: VOLUMES BQQKB.j; cpmpWsinK — '; i ",:*;( .Natural 7History,|]Botany.;ideology, ■■' ~"- ~, Poetry, and General Literature/ '•' 7;"^!.'L.rl.<.'^i ri_r ■;,:•" ;uj j • SAMTJEL. COCHRANE ti'SON, ,V-7-'r -',-.,.' Auctioneers. ! riilH •'■-' j ... -7'» r.'.. '/ . .'l| 1 1 ■ - ■ ' - ____. WJ^pNESDAYV SEPTEMBER«g7. B-_?t_»l_)jl_l/^)_i THE MORTGAGrEE. jo'i li/o I in'e [i '■"■'• ■ - '"" -"' '■' -M r\h b Ad-f) .7'.M'L.N M •"-,' '~'. "^7 i,77 7 . '7." ■- ■• '->"■"■ fTIKE "Subßcribers have received in- J' JL structions to sell, at the Land Mart, Fort-street on Wednesday, 17th inst., at 12 o'clock, h SEVEN-TENTHS^ OF,- A, VALUABLE [PLUM A. • BAGO MIN B, situated in the District of Aore", , j Provtafle 9t Nelson. v r t ;Ffc.partioularg„pplyto PL [ SAMUS^OOOHPvANE ft SON o 9 ! A Anfstloneop, _F