for him respecting'private matters for some days previously. _ ! Prisoner cross-examined the witnesses, and declared that lie w-s as innocent as a young dove and if Mr Thomas, the contractor, was only'in Auckland, instead of being in Ticton,. the purity of his character would be clearly established beyond all doubt. He ..did not steal the money, of which he was accused, nor did he cause the glass to roll into the till. Hia Worship suggested that it night have beep the spirits.- 7 if IW H O 7Vf Prisoner contended that he thought", it must be so. He could attribute the rnyste- _ rious fall of the glass to no other cause tjian that of 'spiritiialism. :',"":'[. WuauZ'iy ,'■. ! Circumstances however, and a number of previous convictions, told- sadly against the ■prisoner, anil he was Committed'to prison for two months' with hard labour. .':;.; j. This was all the business.

TELEGRAPHIC.

LATEST THAMES NEWS.

»- Crushing Beturns. "

GRAHAMSTOWN-,

This clay.. ~At"fche Pumping Association works !thdre are 150 feet of water in the shaft., The water rose while a riW joint was being added to the pump. ; . ~ ,„ . \-v> j\. MUsaU(g>lta Bright SMfiE.—The company are sinking a winzef on Np.;;2jreef, which has opened out to three feet wide, and. contains a very large quantity of antimony and minerals never before found in any quantity in this mine. Sr jA.t;[ ajx> (extraoxdlnairjl meeting jast, night,it was agreed to apply for the use of the Windsor Castle low tunnel to driye in their ground. \The drive, is now distant 17 ie'et from the boundary. «» c> At rfche Rifle Rangers' firing yesterday 'the Company's gold medal.was .won for,the first time by Volunteer Armstrong with, a...scorej of 52 points out of a possible 60.; ;:. </ ,oniS 'In a long letter in to-day's Advertiser, Mr Tyler, chairman of the Waiotahi Education Committee, completely refutes Mr Darga ville's~statements about T;he collection of the Education ratq at the Thames, It shows that summonses were issued, and "writs. *Peopf<& did not swear that When the first man was taken jjOiCJqurt;ljhey would burn Mr Lusk in r ' effigy. The burning of MtLuak's effigy was mooted by. two or three of'Mr Dargavilld's supporters not as the result 'of anything in connection with the Education tax,, but.as an electioneering tactic. He'says:-^-7"iI ; knewj of it almost as soonlas it .was thought ofj arid took steps to have evidence at my' command to fix the perpetrators if it; had been carried out. Probably if I; had not disclosed (confidentially) to a prominent Orangeman living in : Shortland that I knew whafcf was intended, and' waß collecting evidence, and would criminally prosecute the '■ perpetrators if the in tention were carried out Mr Lusk would have been burnt in effigy. But Mr Dar gaville's supporters, no doubt, thought dis cretiorwthe better part of valour, and beat a retreat. However,' if necessary, I could} lay ■my hands on them. The^hames Rifle Association has received a reply from Australia, per Wonga, relative to the firing for the intercolonial prize at tho forthcoming contest of twenty compe titors, and in reply to questions askjed, by the Council answers have been returned in the affirmative. Medium Enfields are to be us6d. Allowances made for jSuperior weapons, and representatives allowed to taketpart in other matches during the Associations firing. MAtches come off in November: •'-•'•'■■

Summonses h^ve been issued against the members,ofSauweranga District Boai^d f6r Beveral amounts, due to the cpntractors,, Messrt) McCormicl: and Marsh joiatly, on a contract m which they werepartners. They also sue separately for amounts due to other contracts.

LATEST SOUTHERN NEWS.

DUNEDIN.

.. This day. A Curling Club is to be started shortly,; Very wot weather prevails here. Many rivers are impassable, and the coach ia stoppedi ■ ' ' «*'••,

NELSON.

/ne< j -mi This day. v- Sted—Anme, brigautine, from Nelson. JPW:

HOKITIKA.

// 3} Wttectto .the want 01 » penal eatabttah <«» tMfl colony for the clossificaticffland' .■*wltai ot -erlmimlla; JHe siiid it was tho

duty of judges'to raise'their Voices against the inconsistency of spending money lavishly on education, and at the same time with holding a small sum to preserve the youth of the colony from contamination. ,

GREYTOWN.

' This day. Mr Gr-cea' flaxTinill, at Rohurunui, has been burnt, and a large quantity of ; flax destroyed. - ' ' ~..,', ' _LJ

PORT CHALMERS.

[Od'-JH :■:. :■,; :. ;;■» • ; Arrived : Alha'mbraj from Ly4;telton. .Allahabad, 92' days froni London, with 29Q immigrants and other passengers. -All well: The Taranaki has been docked. - <4> Sailed—Paterson, for Lyttelton.

WELLINGTON.

' f ,:: ; ., ; This.day*.; ' ■ 5At the enquiry; into the grounding _of the Ladybird, resiimcd'yesterday, the evidence^ of the-second"'mate, Sheetari, aiid Upham, the purser, was to the effect that Daniels was* decidedly drunk. 1 , .-- . •"; Q'; EL a'. The steward, two sailors and. ; carjoenter,; and second cook, sa_w.nothirig umisual. decision was postponed till Friday to; enable Mr Ollivier to" apply to the -srrprcme! for a rule ,-nisi objections . Taiße,^ ,by hiii\.' to: -jurisdiction, &c.: ■)• j- i :..•<'-. taxi - 1:7-^ .

INQUEST.—This Day.

Ak .inquest was held thia afternoon at the Newrton hotel, before Dr. Philson, Coroner, and a jury of twelve, on the body of Mary Ann Soudder, an infant, who was found dead by the side of its mother on Monday morning. Mr Joseph Wavrdri, foreniari. Ellen Scudder, wife of William Sbudder, the first witaeas, of Karangahajje-vpad, on being examined deposed that deceased was her fifth child. She had been in: Auckland four years, and previously had - lived in Melbourne. She had lost two other children in their infancy. - The deceased was in good health on Sunday, and did not go out. The childwas in good health ■when she went with it to rest. She had another bed in the house which was used by the children. Mrs Kelly had been drinking, and would lie down with the children.

Sergeant-Major Pardy at this stage of the proceedings said that from information which he had received it appeared that the women wero in a state of intoxication. Ho thought it would be absolutely necessary that a post-mortem examination should be made aa the women might have given the child something that caused its death. Dr. J. Pi. Nicholson then proceeded to hold a post-mortem examination. Witness proceeded to state that she did not think Mrs Kelly was drunk. In answer to Sergt.-Major Pardy: Mrs Kelly went out at eight o'clock on Sunday evening and fetched a shilling's worth of runs. She (Mrs Scudder) drank a glass of rum, and a glass of beer, she had no liquor in the bouse; her boy did not get a bottle of rum at noon on Wednesday; the bed was close to the wall, the baby next, then herself, and Mrs Kelly's baby outside. Mrs Kelly then came into the bed, she con sidered there was plenty of room for the baby. When she awoke the boys' arm was over, the child's mouth. She did not cry out for drink in the morning. Mrs Kelly first said the child was dead, and she knew it at once, Mrs Kelly was in such a state that she did not know what she said. She knew the child was dead, and sh.e at once sent for Mr Constable Clarke. She would have sent for a dootor, but she was satisfied the child was dead. Mrs Woods sent for Mr Clarke*, Mrs KelJy did not offer to go for a doctor, she was kicking 1 up a row. . She bel ieved that if Mrs Kelly had not come into the bed the child would .have been alive.. She coulS not' tell where "Mrs Kelly got' the drink on Sunday; shejgot two shillings from her boy to pay for the drink. yi ... OT 1 ■■ '-: ■ [Left'sitting:]"

THE EYti^lNG^' STAi^^ftissi)^



WANTED, a fese Girl.— Apply,; for address, to E: "Waters, Confectioner,! Queen-street. ■ : { ' WANTED, a Nurse G;jr|, from 12 to 14 years of age,—Apply to/VV, J. Offer and Co., Bristol House, Queoa;street. . ■.. ;I .• j ■ • • .' WANTED, a Second Cook for the Waitemata'Hotel. WANTED,, a Situation as Book" keeper, Clerk, or in any similar capacity; highest references.—X. A. 11., oftice of thie paper. WANTED, a good Qjpk for the ttot: Rp.ings'Hotel —Apply to: Mr' Steve nson, at Jackson & Russell's, Foit street. WANTED, a respectable Servant; Girl to assist to Cook, anil Wait Table, reference required.—Apply to P. W. WALSH, Albert Barracks. WANTED to Hire, immediately, a House in the neighborhood of. the Supreme Court.—Apply to Col. Balneavis. WASTED, a" Teacher to conduct two Half-times Schools in the Matakana district. Woto of particulars at Star office. . . ~ . J. M. MVRH'AT, ;. ~ Chairman School Committee Lower Matakaha.', WANTED, a General Servant:; good references required.—Apply 71, Cook street.- ' WANTED, good Busb.men.-4 J. W. Waller, Timber Merchant, Custom house street. WANTED, by. a respectable elderly person, a Situation as Housekeeper. -Apply by letter to Mrs Forbes, Star office. WANTED. ,a trustworthy- middle -1 aged woman1 as NuVso to fake chargeJiof children.—Apply to liady Martin Tatuarua, PftrneU, on Mondays and Thursdays, from JO a to. to X p".rn; WANTED,;. to Indenture a/La^r ' about 16 years'; of age; ;to a trade. Bespect' able references can be' giTen.- Ax>ply to Mr Mplloy Supreme Courtßuildirigs.; V, '~'■ • •- .' tiaidij WANTED, a well-educatedlaldv'as 13 Jlesideht Governess Jri:the;ctJunti7.^Applv tb';MrsHenijr EamVy, darltoilGQrdi'^aftofa'Hdacy.j 1." WANT-ED, arespectabld 'Girlab^iit 15.-^Appiy a»itheS<aT"ofnco. ", :,: 1 ..'..;. I \X7ANT.ED,)an experienced General 1 "Tv Servant—Apply at" Montague's Fancy ' Bazaar. <t,. e >■!:■'/ i-:,'i -..: - >:>>'.'>•• '''lii^i." , ttt-t: . , :;, ■:■..., ,j..'.. ■ — 7^7? ;nl u — TT WANTED, some Good'fiushiHeni^ m A.pply Holdship & Co.;Ciisl;o*houso-strtet^ W !tJL.'.K.,T E &ZKI& OM K£ thalr i Mattresses,: Bedding; Iron and Wood TBedr' steads, can^behad at W.-B^-Hayward'sNew Oojrinlb*' aious,' Dry,! and' Clean Brick Premises/Wyndnam1 ixeet, next Queen street corner; I ■! ;.' r WANT ED £ N O|W tf ■WILLIAM ED.G?AR, whilst heartily thanking his many kind" friends-and patrpngjin Aucklandiandi: Its vicinity for the lib'oial support he ha 3 received since 1864,' would respectfully intimate.;that an un- > principledparty . has /been" the habit of, receiving. , roods in his' name' to" manipulate. He cautions Ladies and Gentlemen that he has,no.connection.; rithany other party or parties whatever .Gentler ne'n'a Clothing, Cleaned or Dyed^ and Finfrhed in a.; : rerV 'superior' manner. Ladies' , Dresses' and everyr: maginabte woven.fabric Dyed and,got up in/a style unapproachable by any other,—WILLIAM EDGAR, g, Shortla'nd-street. Works—Kichmond; ,-irwSi iio cl hi i-ATIOISrAL' EIRE - AND -MARINE IN-1'" i stjranoe: vcompany .of .new. ; \ zealAnd; \\'.'. j <-.". - -'-■■■ ■■■• -■■■■ ■•■.■ FORMS of; Application'foir Shares'inthe; abovV' .Company may bi obtained, .ato and afte*i2 o'clock, TO-MORROW (Wed- nesday),, 3rd September; at the National Bank of New Zealand, or at the office of HENDERSON & MAOEARLANE. ■ 14 Qaeenratreet. ■'- ■''Ji •'"" 7 .' KURANUI GOLD MINING COMPANY (Registered). i , • '■' - • •' ■ * '' THE Transfer Books will be Closed at 10 a.m., and a Dividend of Two Shillings and Sixpence per Share payable at; 12 o'clock noon TO MORROW (Wednesday), 3rd Septemb<sr,'*t the qffica> Of Wta^^^^^QM .1 ~ ; ; | ; a ■ - Legal Manager.^ "■ September 2,1873 i ]b E W ? SEAS ON TrE A. S FOE SALE BY THE .UJ*DERSISNBD^-20<>0 pkjgs of NEW SEA.SON TEAS,' especially selected for this market ex Crayforth and" Acacia, to, arrive per first steamer from Sydney. ■ ■ ' ' ' ' ', . . ; Musters of the shipment per Acacia will be on view fo tS am P les,ato^Btore a .. io^^G r^^ TO Bbf LET, one door from Queen street, Welleslsy street, Large-Premises at low rent, as a manufactory, or any business. ■ Particulars to bo had at-Webb's Pianoforte and Harmonium Saloon, near St. Matthew's Church, Wellesloy street. THE AUCKLAND GYMNASIUM ' DEILL SHED , IS open for Practice on Monday, ' Wednesday, and Friday Evenings, from eight to ten o'clock. Subscription's- Quarterly, 12s 6d; half yearly, £1; Boys under 16, half these rates. Members can have the use of the Gymnasium f'unng the day if desired. Volunteers' subscription for day practice, only 10S per half-year. THoa Ho?jnKg# Hon. Instructor and Acting Treasurer. HE A-ii T H #$ P OR'm! and HYGIENIC MEDICATION.-ALecttre | on the above,' subject will be delivered byii Dr. SW. Hobbs, M.D.',' In Edwar.ae.s-.street Church, on WEDNESDAY E.VENpCNG NEXT, v ,S|ptembej S .; at 7.30 o'clock Chll^n^^ .^rpgeedsn tor lie applled-td 'tHbP^^g, £i,v A^t : -«-^o<r >/-V nished, House, noar>w?r would be h«wy'to accommodate W^^ffemjn wft, h J" wi SS". TeuMs moder»to;4~Ad4re«s " 0o»c," office w thiß P«per.



IRISH'S SARSAPAEILLAI CEFAV QUILTS CHEAP BLANKETS^"''.^ 11 CHEAP SHEETINGS j >■ CHEAP MANCHESTER GOODS! ! S O "Z>:: X\c!''->' ' '•''"■'■■''■■■-■■■■■■■: -!'™'j ■>'-■- \ SOILED BLAN XE T S AT ; DITOE D Pit 10 ES. j '■ *' i '' •• . 1 ' ■ ■ 1 [i:J'l'-:..;'"f.r,.. .f.j.''''■'.'. r .'■'' ' "-'"'i' • -".'■■ ■ • S; r ■■;:.:'■" k/'-AlrkiNs^•.■•■■' ■' to call Special Attention; . to hia.. ; STOCK* OF $IiOFKETS, SHEETINGS, QUILTS, ,'' 1 iL'ONGOUBTAIKS, TABLE Lllf EN. CALICtoS,; TOWELLINGS, TICKS, and MANCHESTER! GOODS ot all Deacriptlonß, which aro offered Lower Prices than Charged by any House in the City of Auckland. H A. has JUST OPENED a HEAVY :-"■'•;.. " ■ Kb? STOCK of . SHEETINGS AND QUILTS, same numbers and qualities as'the last Ship ment/ which" in every instsvnee garo the GREATEST SATISFACTION. :k dop 'A a a 14 no 1. FINLAY'S TWILLED SHEETING^ ALL v WIDTHS,' ~:ii& " 3d per yard lower In prico. ■; '• ■'■'' '■'■ '■ " '' ' ' ' " ... ■■ ;.. ' .-." :.-! ~{>:.; .- ~*^ •'•- -. •: ''i -1 GOOD QUALITY TOILET QUILTS, 2J. yards long, frbni 7s lid. .AOVIUn.'-r/O TH.'-fJITP X-!';'.:::■! fcMMclhi-H9.-fn'.. i^jL^-;;^ :• oJ«»"''«" ~;,DITTp.,,DITTp., DITTO,.(LARGE SKEJJTT iiori olMihj Jill !>,!(■ i-"ii I ' ' V " ' ' Jo iwluuo urfJ oJ ■ !)a-,ii- •<...■■- '•■•'! ;"" i;;1';'I,;' S?LEIj(PJI) iTOtltY TOILET QUiLTb, ■: 'Mat in f ik^i^^w^ qd'::';,', wortti 26e. .c ana 000; 1 iIUM oostcO "nxHJ3 b^BtßoS siroH DITTO D f JT^^3:^RDS T LpNG^ v , ' Wit.: fjsib biiJi f>no<i ni 1 * ' '' ■ Ba ij,..!' -'• b«* ,<H<J A LARGE SELECTION OF ,LONQ;; X ! bn« B-itawiMKi 1 CURTAINS,-.' • i^'ifSiK ~.;; ~,,f,"; ;-, .; 1:; • .■, . k"3UMJ B'';<4l!&;'Net;'Muslln J ,Leni;&oi' ■( hlflloootK BLACK SILK Sy v ' '^percent, under the usual prices. !>oiU I I B W-k"l»W-'-/|.J.«'.-»' 1 "--j ;, -^ ut-iii /hi Uoi-!i.' iil .■>■■. t' tfte bw^ric^d Colored S,ilk^ being all boW,; I the BETTER' QUALITIESiare Eedaced anAJ 2r to J cost price. MnVer'dress m|ater'iais," ie >L^i;(ok'ET^ SflAWLS.'ETa.'lc^r' ; .vT., f aJ« ,Ji'»N<At Beduced Prices.! ;' ■-•■•■J)Vi uv::- J ••--••- ■ - •"-■• "; "■ "■ •' A LARGE LOT OF CHEAP TWEEDS, ->- ' - For Boys' Wear, Just Opxkxd. I 1 . . ■ . . ...1 JEy6ry description o! CLOTHING, HATSi SHIRTS, TWEEDS, ! ; , , ~., . ..-. • . ■■■ ',-. ~. .!■:...,■ m j ", ;-'; "■ i. nii,Ji[j])() 0 t!'- .. Uu'r.:-.:i:i Uu d ,',' i;.:. UmjA 'I) :>- ■ ■ • ■ ■'•''' N.fi*--Will be opened In a few days -"'>■; j ■~;;..' •. !'. GOODS. There will)be noadyvice "!' ' ' n^the prices, «aallthe r newßtoclcjio,i :.; j }■'" tbavshewn.wsjJ.iPTJßCHASED' BEl; <! ■ »m FORE THE NEW 'TARiTP dAME I:><i INTO OPERATION...... .aarr/.T :ru:rf /.uam [( j -rr ''^'^.'.^''.f"f!'.,',[(,,. : ., r i; 'nuvj l/au ~ nj.fi !) J* ,"(<;f) »<-s;£ KIN S,,':^;:'i ! h(LATE .HaV'VAOT.^.HoVbYMaIdK.'' ':':.: .' ■ ■ 1 1 kbe 1 IJ-< L—. LOST, the Basque of a Dress trimmed with grey fur.—The finder will oblige by leaving same at Mr Eeecl's, Edon Terrace, New North Boad nrio the LADIES -I 4-: aii^ fsp'BUKßai; who >ri^il,td; see tjie ,'fapfi useful, compact, and econonilcal Cottage B»nge ever manufactured can do io by calling at H. H. Smith's 1 ,Uu ng To-morrow, as it in to go away on Thursday ;>., nin*;. it Is thre« feet wide, with Oven and Boiler, ''and male of Wrought-'ton; ii portable, and may bfe 'Hat n any ordinary flra plaoe without fixing. OOMFORTABmrujfnished Apart -1 nwriti Ui'lflt, with oVwithout B«ard.-Apply Akb« Howw, Welßngton Ho«i«i.



ME!ISH'S''S'A jj S A3? A-lIILL A. '" S; .i\ - - « - ..■:■••- V rijfgS'ii -0* V ; H-' & vii* L, ijr :i h err. ;.——^-m t■•'a v. * gban;d opening sale-r | ii"i:;;- ••liJ:"'; ;';;;;::-,;^ at'/ ■'''; -■ «Vi ■<'"<>'- } v ~ ■../■.■"■'.■■ CXVi H'd'AJAtU'M't-'H j AT LINA^TJKY & CO.'p v ! NSW 3)BI^ERY, AND CLOTHING ! ■ ■*»■■■'• -■•f-- EgtißlilSlirMENT. '"'' I ■ . .1,,; ..; ;' I f» i<:i'i?' 7: ■'; •-;»•■'J ;': n;^ i.;:A..;iiiNAEuii y-' &''G^o." - ;;;•' — i -Having taken thoso Commodious Promlaoa known as %hi CITY lIAMj, and' eft'ectod" ostoHsivfe' a terations and Imprqvom^nts, takes this opportunity of^lnfpnning their numerous friends and the general public that they will inaiigu'fate the bponihg of theirncw premises by holding a Grand' ">'' ' '' ,' ; ";•,-: ;':!'■ 'Vs"-'.-■■■• ■(■■-•■--i SALE OF I)RAPEB,y AND CLOTHING FOB ONE MOKTH !;,:;-! [•>! • J«';^ ,' ;.;:, ;; ; .';■; ■;'.',.; i; :.„,, iw/iwii "':: ''■■' : "'"' ' ""■ ... | 1~~~:.! ,■. -: ■ ' '■'''' n" i NEW GOODS • :'; ; CHEAP GOODS! 1 V ■•'.,;; REASONABLE GOODS ! )"••• -;'. ){ '■t ;. . ~~\ r~- -''.'■■ - . ,■■' Il'i'w i 127 CASES AND BALES OF DRAPERY AND CLOTHING, Comprising the Xar&est,: Cheapest, and Most At tractive Stock in' Auckland. Allpartles wishing a first-class article at Low Price will do well by Inspecting our IMMENSE STOCK before jtochasing olsewhere,_ltcompriso3an immense .y*Hety..o<j;Jr.. ".up v«a oi THOTJOGj NEW FANCY DEEBB GOODS, FRENCH M^RINOES, Vi^OOL PLAIDS, WINCEYS, CRIMEAN A^C W00L,,, SHIRTINGS, ;1 FLA^NE^S, BLANKETS, RUGS, COUNTERPANES, QUILTS, SHEETINGSV' TABLE DAMASKS, WOOL AND UNION DAMASRS, ~ ? LENO, LACE, AND NET. CURTAINS, (( COIR" ANi) CHINA' MATTING^ ft(] .,. { 4 CASES LADIES' AND GENT'S SILK .Sim VtailOTDi hm, ,-! i : •■' 'dk^.fy 30 AND ALPACA UMBRELLAS'• » M ,<i . SplendidiValu^Jv U* ,yaiitaV ?THE CLOTHING DEPAETMEKT 'Comprises .Bvery,,Be(mirite in-Men'R,,ißpjni', and i A ■"■' Superior _. - — I o ,[j READ,y-MADE 1 CLOTHING.:I >I Q • Even Articlo has been selected'with the groatost' regard ta durability, combined1 -with good workinan shipand'the u.;,u i " ■'••• domu •"',,,'''', ~j,f:':.| j LATENT. STYLES OF FASHION^ : 1 We tiav^ now opened up, and on view, an Extensive Assortment in ___. NELSON. SYDNEY, AND GEELONG T .. , f TWEEDS. TTI •„:■;■, v . I Suits to match,- ■Trbusbi'a' arid:' Vests, TronserS, Galatea Jackets and Paget Cpate, Boys' and Youths' Suits in every variety of styles and sizes, the materials if which are warranted to, giye good wear, .and the {rices areifullyI'^-per cent.-lowei1 than any^'otner bouse in town. . : Our Friendß the WOBKING CLASS will find a Large Variety 6f Goods suitable for their requirements : In Heavy SEE VIC EABLB TWEEDS, Trousers, Coats, Jtod VMts Also" the CELEBR^TEB CROWN MOLE TROUSERS, in aU the quaUties. : Cotton and Woolieii Cord Trousers. Pilot and Beaver Jackets, Cotton and Wool Shirts, Flannel and Serge Drawers and Singlets, and every ivariety in Men's Underclothing. I foiltfciiU uwle •-■■:»" tiiiJ «l4l'ff j».-:hr;w-.A »nc«ta ll HATS ANJD. r O,APS ~,* 0 | injall the Newost Styles at Unheard-of Prices. ;[S xvjaivAaWA at .'f X | THE HOSIERY DEPARTMENT 'i s embraces everything new in ;,»ies, Collara, and Wliite and Coloured Shirts, Scarfs, ' Gives, Braces, Belts, rfilk and Linen Handker .„ J chiefs, Silk and Alpaca Umbrellas, Travelling Bags and Rags, Portmanteaus, Hat Cases* -■■{ i Also, a Splendid Stock 'of Men's, Boys, and Youths I OBLEBbIaTEbH UTOPIA W-ATEBPROot ao f, fajljpoatcji. I-! UTfriAMJl'I MO .-.a-nTThMV/O-T i.-i oJJivnaf) :0 j .nfldatofltfifM thsqoiq to ooliqhDsab tiovohou if,Bj—JJ^iftft Address, andicall early for tho : Bargains ilJl<!l' iioJoa^ old -mf tt/wiu 9d ou«o iaaraJMUjsQ eah*l£ ai «oaao ft CITY HALL, .xiUv. .i 1 waamiA 1



FISH'S S~AKSAPARILLA. i pEINCE OF WALES THEATRE. Lessees .. ~.. Messrs Collier & Co. j THIS (Tuesday) EVENING, ,£EPT. 2. i^aiio 7JiA3dj£uioAnTXa[ i LAST TIM!?: OF LAST .TIME OF JUiv.u LAST TIME OP KATHLEEN KATHLEEN [ KATHLEEN MAVOUENEEN. MAYOURKEEftL- „ . , r n i ) /. lh i v a.j mroiJErasN. And tho Farco UP I N -T H-E WOR LD. S£- TO-MORROW (Wednesday)-MAN OF THE "WORLD! Sir Pcijtinaux Macsycophanjt. t- } y j Dress Circle, 3s ; Stalls, 2s ; Pit—One Shilling. Box Plan at Messrs Upton & Co.'s, Queen-street where Tickets can be obtained and scats secured daily £V EAND FANCY BAZ A AX. C I T ¥~!.i ..H ALL, QUEEN-STREET. .gyaozrw ,p<ioor»— upriiv. ik-jtzsw ; TO-MOEROW, (Wednesday), AND FOL rHt(LWINGDiI'S.' -. i / LTJ]! H:< ''. !■'■' i—Hi— r.<' l.; J'i ..1007/ i OPEN .FROM 2 O'CLOCK TO. 5, AND FROM 1 TO 10 p.m; ADMISSION: —ONE SHILLING; ;!ji . ; CHILpRW, IJALf-rKICB. ;: .:• i. , ri ,IL O E i iA/ : Ii. i,HiA <1/ L. THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 4, 1873. i AMA TE U R CON CE RT IN AID OF THE F UNDS,, 0F.,. ST. . ILiliY.'S S££N DA^ -.SCHQOL, "•■■ ' "' ' ' 'PAItNELL.'" Ai)MisßioN':-'ONE SHILLING. ■ Doors open at"7.30 p.m.; to contfmerice aiS Jp'.'m.''' PEOGKAMME: Paut I. Trio Concortante (two Violins and Piano)—" Lag helto and Eondo" .. Messrs J. E. Hammond ~y. »,and oiintonMa-, i.,;.; ;..--■ T&tf»i»AT ".rr Canon (threo Sopranos)—" Go, l-'aitblesp. Choir U YOfecn<7)Jwv/ J'1 ■•-■' N '■'• ■!" ■ '"1™ •■' ' ' Part Song—"My Fatherland" Duet, vocijl (Lady an^ t Gqntleflißa>-r"!SaUar Sighs" Son^CLitay)-" Riiig on, Sweet Angehis" (Gounod) Song (Gentleman)—" Mollie, Davlinj;" Fantasia, instrumental—" Sho Wore a Wreath of ivoses" (arranged by-J.- H. Eeale) Part Song-"The Cuckoo Sings in the Poplar Tree" (MacfarrenJ. ,o o a 5i QT2 ;' °° ° l Fantasia (Piano a Quatre Maino, utid Violin)— From the OpiEra o? "'ftaviata" tiimkt'j, V /. J Song1 (Lady)—"" The Captive Greek Girl" Chorus (Female Voices)—VLe Alpigiano" PirsutiJ-' ■'' -'■'■'■■■■ '-• ■ Song (Lady)—" Love's Request" fßeichardtJ Part Song—" Tho Sea Hath its Po.irh" (Ciro Pir- SHtiJ Romance iP'ano and Violin)—" Alice" (Ashcr) Duct, vocal (Lady and Gentleman)—" Nay, Bid Mo not fioslgn Lovo," from tho Opora of "Don Giovanni" Part Song-" 0, AVho will o'er tho Downs so Free" (Fcnrsall) God Save the Queen. Tickets can bo obtained at Messrs Upton's or Wa> tea, Queen street; and Mrs Vaughn's or Mr Boblnson's, Pauell. .. MOUNT EDEN--SCHOOLROOM."-.- L'ECTTJRE by the Bey. J. J. LeJ^ THIS (Tuesday) IEVENING-1 Subject: "THE ! PURITAjNB.r' t T<T A/T TT.TJOM" ! Chair tSWtaken'itt fihlf--past'Vb'clo^ck. ; Admission, (id each. Proceeds-'ln aid of the Build llnglmprov^n.entjFunq. v|/ . |t||j|i h , A .^ %i ,., it[l JU.sinT ban .^oajfoo'J I A UCKLMDiRII^'^EIGADE. ' / r>n ' ~"" '"* I BTxaKTHITttXI '4iTicld»ad,iSeptenak3tfliJß7B.H' i EEGIMENTALjGBDKPfyi i The usual Monflily'Jn'fcpection of .tne-BattaUonrWill bo" held Thursday Evening noxtA tfe 4th i»stV at hJ'"-past 7 o'clock, in tho Priace r street DjVll-3hed. ; r •'*-i.ai{T%M;-GORDON.'Ma]bV ; Commani'tng Auckland Rifle Brigade. ■Aa XJL Grand .Orango Lodge of Ne:w Zeiilahd1 will bo held In the Lodge Boom, Wellesley street, on MON DAY EVENING, the Bth September, at 7.30 o'clock Sharp. : By-order of the;G.M. & ft 3" Yx I TTJ '; 1873. M■ ° " /L /'^ MONEY" to LEND on Promissory Notes, Mortgase3.'.&c- Bills Discounted.3 George Dunnet, 25, Queen street. *'"■''•l': Tk'B1 S TJNDEESiG^ED '' Bags to notify (tKat'-ho''has 'rtcoivod,' por Wonga aiTflo^A t^ WOT^ mmj hh I THE FIR^T.,P,pRTION I ,HTO J 0 °11M AIJ JI9 NEF ; ftPASPJHSvr lEAB,. ' EX STEAMSHip.^PSAIQFpBfCH^IFROM FOO Chow, „ 4 .. JSi'Jiai WOJ ■{lariiL'jwi' inl:>:ueuil)L-M*iMl:l Similar to the best numbers of the Acacia's cargo, which gave such general satisfaction lasV Season, and he i^tes=ths\T)rad«»itOHnßpept | aad&profeiirA iia&p^es! for liquoring. .HJ LK'I AOll W 'Thb^kipm'eit InclMb'3 various'^radfe's,'"^olftl h^ medium, to fuU-^ayouredjSoucJiong XEAS,,^i}d.,h«fl ; been purchased in Foo Chow with a special view to the growing demand ia this market Hat the 1 finer' , description of teas. J 1_ ri j .aiAJ CTOA IiTJ SaAM 8Ta clilivo J|l/rAIZE! "M^IZElt/..MAIZE!J ! | a Q 2Na as»A fi :-ev oa o ,:^XiiIjSS*IB,- FaS6M>%iABBK^- ElVißßi- i N.S.W. ' 'Joe SA^K in.qu_antitip3 I^o s^t ppr9h^erßj ft y<ttY^t fi | i"*"' " .t.C da to .^aaatolto Iwm Market price, —___ I (lustom-housG'Stroot, August jyfi^SA II & 821 T/l I W I



■pis.H's saesapah.illal tfTO MEN OF BUSINESS: \ \Xi% *§§|k -• — - ■'■'./ I--1' ■■■■■■-■■■■ ".: • •■ttiVE-you any Surplus oriDead j JJLvt Stock or Goods you cannot-sell? If soijut "them down at a very low figure ana let the advertiser sell them for you. Address or apply to W. H, • Pamper, Chapel street (next Mr Blood s Funutnra Store)"; at'home before 9 a.m. and Caan ~pajd.every evening.for goods sold., Grdfers may he'left-'wifh Messrs' Arthur, -Westbfahl, Howden, Owen,r.Green, ,and Hanius,, Queon, street; Mr 0.1 Watts" Pitt street; Messrs' Hudson, Johnstone, ancl stseet ■«' Messrs -Phillipson and Bttts well, Princes street'; Mrlfoara.iHlgli street. W.H D. lies sold Goods for all the above-mentioned and many others,)and;is eontmually,, doing so.for most^tpe 'aliove-nauied. ' « i 7 i ,T,O THE LOVERS OF THE ;MANLY> . ' ART OF SELF DEFENCE. : \ G-KAND ENTERTAINMENT XjL will be given to the Gentlemen of Parnell hy M S ALLAKS (Champion of the Australian Colonies), at tho Parnell Hall, on WEDNESDAY, September 3. Doors open at 7 o'clock ; Sparring to commence at 8 o'clock: Tickets, 2s. ■TDOAItD & RESIDENCE for four -13 gentlemen in. n. respectable private family, on moderate terms ; or, for Lady an i Gentleman ; or, Furnished Apartments.—For addrecs a ply at Star oflice. 1.0.0.F..-M.U. npHE usual Monthly Meeting of the JL Members of the District will be held TO MORROW (Wednesday) EVENING, In the Cook street Hall, Jwhep,' a Keading from Dickens will be j given. j By order. - - • JAS. DERROM; ~.,.; ~ . Prov. C.S. i •* ;- :i-" i ";:;t|i-*-' i / : ~' \ . . "_^y '■'XII E SFPEKINT B,N DSN CV. . ; WHAU .E L E;CT.O RS. MEDARGAVILLE will meet the; Electors at, the Whau Public Hall, 4 TO ,MpRiJ;o,W OVednesday) EVENING, 3rd instant;;»t; ~';'. i. !! i■■ lit.i' ' ' :\'- •; ■ •'. '.■''■■' rpEN-DERS will be received till'nb vbn | JL of the 13th instant for the Purchase of a most' desirable Family Residence, in Parnell,' containing 8 rooms, with cellar accommodation, water lai^OP, and ; aH'OtbT coivohiences. ; Tho highest or any tender not necessarily accepted. Apply to n"v . JOHN CHURTON,; ■■■ JrTi < . J,r- y ■• Vulcan-lane." npEIN,D ERS-Jarp required ,by iihe "■JL. ; tjnaorsignerl oW or before' WEDNESDAY,; th* 3rd September, at 12 o'clock,; for purchasing, intbtee lots,;Botonsof " ' "'■'-'■ ' •" :. 'I* ' -v ruuijjti jiAitEABLE JKON, .. .".: '. .;/ to «fmi 'BROKEN CASTING, and:,7 " ~'.,,,, x BROKEN ENGINE. . Spparate, offers for, oach lot. ; ) tTQTIXI • li"urther particulars may bo loarncdat the Corner ar ' -.:';; •; -. • GEORGE SIBBIN. , ■ ■ ' ■■■.■■. ---.I V.'.t TO BUILDERS. ; ■' " npE^JDEBS will :be received till noo» JL' .ithe Sthirist.:-for-tho Erection of -Warebcrtiße* ia Custom-,and Commerce Btreetß. Plans, &<s.:, u;»f my ..office, Butldings. j •■: ■" ■^■J'^-'f j3j :. /. .. ■'...; RICHARD KEAL9,"" . Ui , notMiilvni->l<n'-i •■ '■■■ ■' ■ -v.Aichitecll^ rr URTIiE ' SOUP ANJ)1 feTEAEia JLcl iuoj . • FOR THE MILLION!'!' HA- MM l-ii 'i ■: -:n:.-jj-i i>, .: —■■ ■:•' iHJltjO 01 r.iil({ The Mammoth "TURTLE" recently imporfeflW SUr of the South will bo Served up TO-MORROW-Rt the Occidental Hotel. '■ N.B.—Each participant is Entitled to a View of the ENDLESS MAN.t I •■ <\ vO Q T ,O J £ H EDWARD PERKIN^ {, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 5. I ITALIAN WALNUT PIANOFORTE, [ELEGANT DRAWING-ROOM^ SU^ITE. 0 Vx i^ouSteHOLD FURNITURE. rpHE Subscribers' 'will" sell, at the ! 4^ iWart, ]For| .B{re^t; jon jFridJky a^el^e|i) lo'clock, ' ■ ! COTTAGE PIANOFORTE (by,BoßD,,of Paris), in Handsomeltp'ian Walnut Cateb, Full Compass; Elegant English-made Drawing-room Walnut Suite of nine pieces, consisting of two Arm — Chairs, Couch and six Chairs (upholstered in . . .Striped. Rep),. Couch .and, two t -is GhaiM* .8 i.o(Oriin'fcori JDamask).U Also] atfassortmest $ useful iiousehold Fvrnituro, &c, &c. -*- .aTUTiTf-r^ — '—: W/.kli'J'dU. SAMUEL COCHRA^E & SON, la .'-ji;*;J-.iii mil :■ Auctioneers: ■■■■ • liiv w■■..! i ■..! . U h .^WEDNESDAY,- SEPTEMBER 3. B 0 0 X SFBOOKS 1.80.0 X St"... STANDARD NOVELS! fPHE Subscribers will sell, at the | JL i Mart, Fort-street, on Wednesday next, 3rd inst., at 11 o'clock, ■ ABOTJ^SOO VOLUMES LIGHT AND AMUSING LITERATURE, including 160 VOLUMES STANDARD NOVELS. SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, .) j ; • Auctipneei*a. In PRELIMINARY NOTICE. vi n ■ ■ BY. ORDER OF THE TRUSTEES OF , j GEORGE TURRELL'S ESTATE. VALUABLE FREEHOLD PROPERTIES. 1 ' 'TO gLOSE ACCOUNTS j i ' hpHE Subscribers have received m- Aj structions from the Trustees of George TurreTs Estate to sell, at the" Land Mart, Fort-street, on an qarly date in September, the following Properties,"' j ' REMUEBA'^-That Valuable'BubttrbariTibperty, containing 13 acres, with the commodious Family Residence erected thereon,'. as bow occupied by Mrs William Morrln. ""1 lv" NEWTONi-ir Allotments ■ WAITAKERE—Farm of 129 acres ■- HUNUA—Farm ; of 40 acres!'; "-.■. v .'!;;/./. i C WAIKIEKIE—Farm 47 acres'. rr. y Furtherjarticulars1 will be given ; in futureSlamie r| % sASiiUEL 'cpcHß^NEi^sbN,';^;;,;:: i-'lii'-'m-M.; <; ; .Auctioneers* • •'. •" ' t -■-.tp:,- ■■-, :,- ■:■.■■• ■'■ \-;•:■•■■<. •■'■ ;-:." •>» I - .WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER Jte^-f 8 i Yx 1 I U J*. _i_x _!_ £*1 /1 1 vJ |_. CHOICE NEW -TEAS, Ex .STEAMER CRATGFORTH. " j ,n vi >. j a o o 4lJL_a a sj x g v ■' ■■■ TJ "l!'>:>^:-t6.N I Ks;&;<M; f .:i/ 'A RE/.inatEncted/.by Messrs J..Kobertota -C3l andYvGo;:.i .to. sell on ..Wednesday, at eleveliio'clock,. -' oiii Jcfn«.i -fo^lw:nilfilooqt u£& packages; choice. Congou Teaso(now-' landing, ex Craighforth),- spe6iall^ selected for this inarkei. Samples for liquoring now ready. ' THURSDAY,:;SEPTEMBER W% q'/i/ craoo so HLrs - •.; ■■■<-.*■ ■'■-•■ g/.a aoa IRON BEDSTEADS, CHAMBER SER -0 I VICES, FRAiMED ■' ENGRAVINGS, eb4sSßt«ißQXßSifav.iift \o ranSAV TAS oj \o b«3)i.tEOHK».-&>iOO; mAVE beon instructed, io sell, on Thurs day next, 4th Septemberv^atu.ite ] «^ dWeslronßodsleaW' A L d f 2 hhdß,,Gttambdr:Wftte* I i 8 oases; Framed*1 Sng&vinfgi" i mm Japamiccl Qssh Boxes



XniSH'S; SABSAPAEILLA. rjiinojirti! n.« fi!-.': >:^;-.|.« ■■; \Y ' ;.,, jj, t/;1 [ O (U«iU .10 Odj />.-:> *>•■.••: •!!'• .•■- •,*'■',.■';■.• ~/, „; ;.j)hlM lij Iv\ I;IU: v. I -li'HO ,i ■:■ ■ _ . , K^ , . TO-MORBQW. V. '.v >. WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 3. ,ii Li £I !i I) *'. •'- iJ /- i //.!•• vji.y. DKrwao'w riirr-rrrT-s-.^y-H'; aji/.a a ~ .: NEW SEASON'S TBAS, l)T ~ii-i ui!i '"■• i'J*Kill ■•••''■ i .hiusMOtfA '•'> '','■'■ ' -~ r j ni taiiloKlf .i.-iijr-.0-.J 1,','. i;;11/' - 'i;|;^/;;';!'. i .^'.'J" Ex 'CRAiaHFQItrH,' * v -''■ ! ■■) ; '•'" ■■'^ff " B. TONKS & CO. )f TTAVE been instructed by M«3arß*-,"J, Roberton and Co. to sell, To-morrow , (Wednesday), at 11 o'clock, The following FIRST-CLASS TEAS, expressly seleqted for this market, and possessing great strength with remajrk* able purity of flavour : •■ ■■, i - wii ,■ I /i o ci v: o a. 'No, i_26 half-chests Fine Cqpgpu : , v (j . . Br-48 half-chests Fine Congou - "»*. 36—47 half-cheat* Fine Congou wfT ■. :,. m':,? ■■■' ■ ■■"■'■ ' . ■.'..■■■-.,- i-«.iq-«iM 37— 50 half-chests Fine Congou 60— 29 halE-cliosts Fine Congou 61—748 half-chests Fine Congou , * rm 1— 22 halfjchesta Fine Congou 60— 28 half-cheats Fine Congou ,SUAB HO .lACV. KXOT OH 5— 48 boxes Fine Congou 54—^23 JTino^Cpngqa -•65-^- 45 boxes Fine Congou ioaiii! bbsmP 5—104 boxes''!clioice 4 Scented 6rango Jsmin-atmQ ,tea«O ,aJJIYJ£SMOfi .Q IBLI M V/ a7i I S»pi^es||or^iqpo i rin^| can apw be pbtejnef; 1 "Kuaucniai <u<! jfo nziv/R 11 .(xniKjiiuj'-) .F. :.) XIJ Jl Hr. vi '.-I -i liT: 3.> f!! -I SAI^DI^ERJ,,, ,gETJS^^ABE t PLAT|ID . wA^te/;:'?fijoo^i:;;;^Qts(»'/; '^fes, VASES, &c, ftorr ■*-■- .JQTTjWa aiXTKACI morrow, at U.3Jr6*clook,_ .stfHoer* & aoia :£n*Aaa JTHE ENTIEE SAMPLES OP A COMMERCIAL, hiui ln?.ioyiau & j ft 'I 1 I J a £&& iU (mildreh's Boot, *" a< '-11 ° c ; -H.. •■• •.,■.'"■.:"..': "iTaauoo^ tligi« 1 Saddlery and Saddlers' Ironmongery . | •-, ■sj.TOU ■ ■' " i.XUJ .'. p . Brbshwwe *■ - ; :: .. ■; ; . /_> , Platedware, Jewellery -« « . hjinjina •«: - . ' .Jjfi. I;;■ ;. Glass and China . _ B $fu,n i i "' ■. -.: ■ .. : b-'ru noooa Booka, Toys, Pipes . ; ea i >hja j n Musical Instruments, ~ _ , ,( &c. t &c. &o. ; ~;,... ~T B _ , _. .. . ■ ■■••: I Theabov»ar« for absolute sale to consequence of ' J:1 ;. ■-,:-'■■■ •■•. *f •■ : ' i*:f>>bnflO tho Impwritlon of tho recent heavy dutiei. r .-iiiio ''' .CTBI ,t x* asMwtf .t/iaMooA : T a B f •'' '■ . IISS XJ p EsrasNsryiE^SAidESu « auiflM'i ur& "to " « i>vi)iif BO » :i ad f«rii .o.'if : niwDT araiy.jxdi'. •; -■> .>-.■•; ■;: f^ _,«:«o^ J- instructions from Mason Bftorimiw, Paraell ! ' liold thel* Jia<J iU f.gjj L! 0 g '.* ". " ■'■ ■• muJl*Jl»al4wW When there wiU bo sold a Varied and i«rge Oolle*. ! : J J:: - : tlonot :: tCT» AKD S.HRUBS. ' fiMr'iNsiGirt§r- iiH SKi' r<lfio , '■ 0 j ~OAIi!ELI4AB, .. .. <cbiw>i!l s-UoJtak at . .'. - ■■ ea^^x«i.«t«m3 0 „ JTlamofl bad htm sdiooa ,nioT WO n a «.r»« T Ti'si «ofi!i«*l» bl<> ijai? ?, S'" v . *ZAI?A^%^i t {v/ 4 -uUivttSS a I ;; .'. y.oM»i^«qui«Kj ( (, g ~ ~ .. !>.icji^«!t'*DWtiisiiC!!iu;ij% U[ jq g * " „ .. n'floeanpDJit (BtrgAqiaiudQ n 8 ' .. fiJiiiq ,m'uu apaat .SirjjoqinwlQ 0 I .. ■• •■ ■■ a&tlia,Jß ,t»y&a i& o jflaio to commence at .11 KW'ihup; z'lu-mvhql £i 0 8 attlV/ laji.'tf.") dJiUISiuS «■ ■t, g ".* .. .. alalfitoO fiuuinciclO ilnlljiaS • aoilei cii \d bio* *wlt\tiW bius eslicinfl ,i.uiS