LATEST SOUTHERN NEWS.

Government think Active Hostilities Unnecessary.

The Poverty Bay Kerosene Springs. Mr Sheehan expected at Napier. Wreck of the Brig Australia The Captain and All Hands Lost. Full Particulars. NAPIER. — This day. The steamer Rangatira has arrived from Auckland. A man named Torpie was committed for trial at Gisborne on the 26th inst., on a charge of forgery on the Bank of New Zea land. Mr Sheehan is expected here next week to defend Hena/re te Moana for perjury. The case has been adjourned until his arrival. The natives state that Mr Sheehan intends taking up his permanent residence here as Native solicitor. A public meeting -was held on Thursday at Gisborne re Petroleum Company, when, after a long discussion, matters were satisfactorily arranged between the shareholders and the parties holding the lease of the land. Some of the oil refined by Mr Steuart was lit at the' meeting. It burnt splendidly, ■ and shows a capital light. A large number of shares have been subscribed for.

WELLINGTON.

This day. The Independent says that if the Govern ment adopted the suggestions of the Auck land journals by occupying Kawhia, our long unprotected frontier would be exposed. The Government believes actual hostilities unne cessary. . ~■-1

Telegraph ifeturna for the quarter ended March show an increase of £2,291 over the corresponding' quarter of last year. "The, Independent. understands that when the Hero left Sydney £139,000 four per cent debentures had been taken up at ninety ten. The following are the particulars of the loss of the brig Australia at Cape Campbell:—The brig Scotsman brings intelligence of the wreck with loss of all hands. The brig Aus tralia was bound from Newcastle for Timaru with a cargo of coals. Captain Rogers, of the Scotsman, reportß that he left Newcastle on Monday the }.Sth. On the 23rd passed Cape Campbell in company with brig Austra lia. The w\nd was then blowing a gale from the north-west. A terrific gale set in and the brig^ was forced to bear up for Cooks Strata i n company with the brig Australia, Wnich was running with every sail set. The main-topsail burst, and they had to cut it away in-order to save the yards and also for the safety of the ship. The wind was blow ing a furious hurricane. At 6 p.m. the foresail-sheet carried away ; clewed up and cut the fragments adrift; the fore-topmast staysail was in ribbons. The ship broached to on the starboard tack, and was pooped by a heavy sea, which made a clean breach, smashing bulwarks, etc.. The deck was full of water—everything loose was thrown over board. At '7 p.m. got a new fore-topmast and staysail set, and ran the ship before the wind, Cape Campbell light bearing N.Wi Saw a green light passing about a mile in fcide, supposed to be the brig Australia. At 6.30 p.m.rrounded,Cape Campbell; the gale abated, the wind falling light at midnight. At 8 a.m. next morning one of'the''men aloft reported he saw something floating on the lee bow. At 10 a.m. saw it was the wreck of a ship. Got out a boat and sent her with the mate and four men to ascertain ■what the wreck was. On their return they reported that it was the brig-Australia. Ran brig Scotsman alongside the wreck and made fast, but was only able to secure the main mast. The brig Australia was owned and commanded by Capt. Craig. The crew num bered ten hands.

WM WmWGt j^fe t SACTBBATf MAY 31,1573.



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 olicited. Sold whelesale or retail.—rADVT.l j A correspondent writes to us as follows: —" Sir, on reading your issues of the past few weeks we find many ways and means invented to put an end to the Maoris First comes Alex. Kerr,.who wishes to ke>»p his hand in in the hanging, line, and therefore offers to hang hem all. He also says he has another, a quieter, and uicker way of settling the Maoris (which he does not explain, only that it is a way peculiarly his own, so I must look out, or he may practice it on me, and pop me cff).! And not only that, but he will do it quick, effectually, and without noise or expense, and all by himself. How will he do it ? I should advise him to get H. H: Smith to make him a large Patent Portable Maori-consuming Oven, as his Improved Patent Port able Smoke-consuming Ovens have answered so well. Second.comes McQuafrie, who, with the assistance of the Government and several other natives will try and capture the murderers of Sullivan, dead or alive. How kind! And all he wants is £500 each; and £20 for any inoffensive Maori he chances to meet, and the Government to supply him and his men with revolvers, shot, and grub; and to oblige him with a quick answer and no delay, He knew what he was about, and did not want to give the Government time to see through it. I wonder if they can afford to give him twelve months*'rations at Mount Eden ; he is evidently had, up for a job. Third comes the bold Soldier s Daugh ter, or the Girl of the Begiinent, who acknowledges she is the mother of a son who has been wounded, and with all the affection of a mother would let him go and be shot. What affection P And not only-that, but she will get up a Petticoat Corps, and take the i harms of the Volunteers, and go and fight the Maoris themselves. What a pity she had not got the corps up I in time ; if not for anything else they would have done to cook,for the Volunteers. "A Constant Header" Bays her father was an Irishman (who said he was not?) and had'fought in several battles in other countries, and had'come to this country to be killed (why did he come ?); and says that as the Government have abused the Irish,so much, that no Irish need apply, but let the English and Scotch go and fight themselves., Now, sir, as there are so, many .volunteering to go and put , an end tt> their weary existence, I for one am in no hurry- but as the Government will want to cook a good deal.of food, I,am willing to take as many order* as they like to give me to make them a number of my Improved Patent Portable Smoke-consuming Ovens, -•^ch are giving sp much satisfaction throughout the /wny (having sold over .six hundred), or a large iought-irotr range, which is becoming so popular. The gas ovens will be no use, as they require a person with a gopd.deal of gasto sell them, and much more to cook by them, and as the Portable Ovens can t>e moved from camp to camp, and require no setting, so little attention, and..so small an amount of fuel, I think they will betha best after alL—[Advt. ]



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BAPTIST CHIJECH, Wellesley street.—The Rev. Dr. Hobbs, from Sydney, will Preach (D.V.) To-morrow Evening, in the above Church, at half-past six o'clock. NOTICE.— Newton Hall will be opened for Divine Worship, in connection ■with the Baptist Denomination, TO MORROW (Sunday), June 1. All persons invited to attend. No public collections. OITT HALL (Unsectarian Sunday Services), conducted by Samuel Edger, B A June Ist .--Morning: "Christ the Great Teacher" Evening: "Have we a good ground for the Hope of Immortality ?.", .. . r GHEISTIANS' MEETING hoUse, Cook street—Lord's Day ! Morning, at .11 o'clock, to attend to " The Apostles* Doctrine the Fellowship, Breaking of the Bread, and Prayer Evening, at half-past 6 o'clock, to preach the "Gospo of the Grace of God. vrwu^y rPHE NEWTON KlßK.—Divine -L Service at the visual hours TO-MOBEOW, Morning—" The Importance of Public Worship." Evening—" God our Shield." UNITED METHODIST FEEE CHTJBCH.— Sunday Services by the Bey. G. H. Turner, at the Pitt-street Chapel. Morning— "The Triumphant Believer." Evening—" An Escape for Life." LOST, on Monday, 26th inst., in Symohds-street, a smooth-hair bi*own tan TER BIEB. DOG, seven months old.—Any person returning the same to W. Steen, Wakefield-street, or Mr. T. Ellison's, Queen-street, will receive Five Shillings. Any person having the dog in their posses ion after this date will be prosecuted. Registered 294. TO TAILOE. S.—Wanted, for. " ' another part of the Colony, four Men, two Coat' Hands, and two for small Jobs.—Time, statement, and other particulars to be seen on application at office of this paper, LOS T, on Monday last, .in the Domain, a Mouth-piece of a Horn.—Finder will be rewarded by leaving same at office of this paper. JN. NEWBOLD'S Shop will be Closed • to take stock, Monday, Tuesday, .and Wednesday next, after which the Stock-in- Trade, Goodwill, and Fixtures will be offered in one lot. A rare chance to obtain a first rate cash business. ■ a ! J. N. NEWBOLD. N O T I C E. S „•■,,/" 2". ''' r!% ■"'*■'' i! mHE NEW ZEALAND "CUSTOMS atJIljE" ( IS N 6 W REA Dy! '• : Demy, Bvo., Cloth, 90s; ~ .. ... . FERGUS SON & MITCHELL, PTJBLISHEBSj Manufacturing Stationers, &0., DFNE D I N . T\ jpOE OPOTIKL -fnt^^^ The Ketch Isabella Will sail for Opotlki on WEDNESDAY next: ', I'or freight or or passage apply to LEWIS BROS, ' :■••■''• Agents. ( ImprovementiCommissioners' Office i Auckland, May 30,1873. HHENDERS will be received by the J- undersigned until 2.30 p.m. of WEDNESDAY, 4th June, for the Formation of a Footpath in Symonds street. Plans and specifications can be seen at the Commissioners' Office. r H / BTEVEi , SON> ■.. ; ;' '. '/. Secretary. Tmprovement Commissioners' Office* Auckland, 24th May, 1873. rpENDERS will be received by the X undersigned until 2.30 p.m. of WEDNESDAY, 4th June, for the Continuation of Princes-street. Plans Specifications, &c, can be seen at the Com missioned Office, Alber^ac^ EVENSONm Secrewy. TO LET ON LEASE, A3? AR M of about 80 .acres of i Eich Land at'Kaukapakapa, Seven-roomed House, Out-buildings, and ill conveniences. Stock, Furniture, &c, &c., can be had at a valuation. Kent low to a good tenant. Applyto ,'g: w f binney, "pBED. ; LOYEEOCK ANDvOO. - ;F:INALLY . CL05E....:,..:._ : ;'.;... _~ii ;J .. TiarEiß. ■ ■'•i-I'-'--: '■=•''■ .'.; : ,-'. CLEA EI N 4 Gr-0 U T SALE ON ■ SATURDAY NEXT, the :7th JUNE. They will submit the remaining portion of their Stock at.prices BEGABDLESS of COST or PROFIT to reduce it much as possible before Closing. ' / Ladies' Trimmed Waterproof l^eed Paletots, full ' '■' ■ ' sizes, from 6s od. ■CITY HALL, • qlu cc n street. ■'■ I • .■ ■:.''■ :- .. fTENDEBS Wanted for Shifting the X Presbyterian School-room to the end of the Church, and making certain alteration: ;;' , ~,, For particulars »PPlf to £ DUNWOODIBf . ~ ' :-. Onehunga. NOW EEADTJTOp DELIVEEY. EOSES! EOSESIEOSES! LIPPIATT'S COLLECTION, A WAEDED all the Pirst Prizes C^°AUEnrfand at Se late Rose Election. See Won to R. BAIBD, ~, \, "i ,'■ ■ Victoria street. GOLDEN EAGLE GOLD MINING COM- J PANY (Registered). rn-nE Half-yearly General Meeting gensssss



Wanted. WANTED to Sell, iCheap, a Cole brook Pale Range, nearly new; ako,; a Leamington Bange and an American Stove, Improved Patent Portable Ovens, Wrou^ht-iron Bauges, and Iron Fireplaces. Ships' Stove •on hand. Repairs done.—H. H. Smith, Auckland Iron Works, Durham Street Easi, WANTED, Boys for the Boot trade; —Apply to Garrett Bros:, Wakefleld-street. WA. NTE D, two Good Miners r wages £2 per week ; no night work ; coßEtd»t work if satisfaction is given.—Apply immediately to J. C. Stovin, Mining Agent, 37, Insurance Buildings. WANTED, a good Coot.—Apply at once to Victoria Hotel,. Victoria street. WANTED KNOWN, Cabbages, Parsley, Onions, and Pumpkins, for Sale at Butoher's Shop, Victoria street (top of the hill). Open from sunrise till bedtime. WANTED, a Tinsmith.—H. Waite, __ 'WeUesley-Btreet. '.', \ WANT Jr. D, two Carpenters,— Apply to Mr Maokie, Coach Factory, Durham-street. WANTED, a Pressman; laso, Pegmen and Bivetters.—Apply to Q. Hemus,' Newton Boot Factory. Wf ANTED, a strong strong Youth :Tl to make himself generally useful in the store.—Apply Lewis Bros. WANTED, a General Servant.— Apply,to Mrs. Nation, Parnell. WANTEDJ a Female Cook for a large family.—Apply to Mrs Alfred Buckland, Newmarket. WANTED KNOWN, that the Celebrated Liqeur, " Dew of the Alps," ex Hero, can be obtained at Burton's, Victoria Hotel, Vidtoria-street. WANTED, 50 Bats, alive; price 3s per dozen.—Apply Queen's Bead Hotel. WANTED, Tenders for the Erection of a Three-roomed Cottage. Plan an^ Specification may be seen, and Tenders left til] .Wednesday,' June the 4th, at « o'clock p.m., at A. Graham's, Bootmaker (next Mr Garret's, Butcher,) Newton. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted.' • ■ •■ TX7"ANTED to Let or Lease, that V» well-situated SHOP & DWELLING-HOUSE, • situated in Queen-street, with shelving, fixtures, and gas-fittings complete, next door to the United Service Hotel. Established in the grocery business 13 years. —For further particulars apply to Jag. Watson, at Brown, Barrett & Co.'s, High-street. WANTED, fc good General Ser vant, with a knowledge of cooking, for the Hot Springs.—-dpply to Mr. Stevenson, at Messrs' Jackson and KusseU'g, Solicitors, Fort-street. J i WA N T, E D, by a young lady ; accustomed' to children, a Situation as Nurtery Governess,—Address A,, office of this paper. WANTED, to Sell, a 14 horse power Portable Steam Engine.—Apply to Mr R. Monk, Sash and Door Company. WANTED KNOWN, that I have Sold the 100 sacks of Onions in the Two Weeks, and I have Bought 6fl Sacks more,'but they will be 0s fld per 112tbs.. or 14ihs. for Is. Be in time, for this will be the last chance. Note the address :— Pitt-Btreet, or Market Place, Queen-street. H. WATTS, General Dealer. WANTED KNOWN.—Theunder signed have always on hand a large supply, of Newcastle and Bay of'lslands Coal; also, best Cut and Uncut Wood,, Yards: Between Fort and Cus tom-house street, next Isaacs' Bonded Store. W. & G. WINSTONK. WA NTE D KNOWN.— Prices "Reduced. Singer's New Family Noiseless Look-stitch 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 thorn. WANTED KNOWN that Hold ship & Co., Wholesale and Betail 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, Door, and Moulding Factory, Newton. Saw Mill and Timber Yard, Beach, Graliamstpwn. Timber Yard, CeromandeL Saw Mill, Whangaroa Harbour, convenient for all ports, and deep water for loading. WANTED KNOWN, that D. GOLDIE is prepared to supply all kinds of Timber and other Building Materials, including Sashes, Doors, Mouldings, Broad Timber; HoHseblocks. Posts, Bails, Hardwood Felloes, Shafts, Iron Bark, and Blue Gum Laths, Shingles, &c, &c, at the lowest market price, at his Yards, Custom-house-street. • WANTED KNOWN that I have now so reduced.the price of Sewing Machines . that no one can afford to be without one. • I have new Hand Machines for sale at £2 10s, £3, £5, and ~'£s 6s ; also, several first-class Second-hand Machines. Every Machine, new or second-hand, guaranteed. Repairs properly done. Needles, Oil and Extras. — Geo. ;W. Heslop, Engineer; the Fitting Shop, Vulcan Lane. L TTTANTED TO SELL (Cheap)i Iron T V i Ploughs, 6, 7, and 8 feet sheets; Galvanized Corruiated Iron, Pumps, Paints, &c, &c, at Alfred Smart's, next Blue Post, Victoria-street, WANTED KNOWN THAT W. LEYS, BOOKBINDEB, . Machine Ruler, and Account-book Manufacturer, Has REMOVED from Victoria street East, to Wyndhain street, next door above the Evening Star office. To Let TO LET, a six-stalled Stable (com plete) in Hobson-street. next to Bishop Croke'g residence. £ Apply to Mr Davis. 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, with immediate possession, two Floors, 78 feet in length, in a new Brick built Warehouse situated in best pa-.S of Queen street, and near the "Wharf. For further particulars apply to 1 • '••• J. HICrHLEY & CO., Auctioneers, &c, 26* Queen street. TO LET, a six-*oomed House," Mona View," Karangahape Boad.—Apply to D. Caley, 157, Q-pen-street r or, to F. L. Prime, Insurance: Buildings. TO LE' % a large Foiir-roomed House (passage right through), in East street, Newton.—Apply to W. H. Butler, Painter. , Q TO GROCERS AND STOREKEEPERS. r|X> LET, a Shop and Dwelling-house -t "•r; 'in Wellington street. Entry immediately.-^ Apply to J. Lyle,1 Glasgow Bakery; _ ' rpAB^EN frttni "vky.' prenjiaea off the J- 80th in»t., about one o'clock* one- White Horse, aboat Uhandi, 6 years old, no »hoe« on him, Any Beraon brttfing him back to roe vA]\ bs rewarded.



Drapery. I. . ~:,.■.,/ .; .■■• - ; s ; ; .:■• -■ .;■ ~ JJEW ZEALAN.D HO.USIE ! .i.ifl r'.H .'{/. V. ■ "• TO THBU)API«3 IOF THB PBOYINCK t OF AUCKLAND. ; ::■ ■;■: ■:' !::.■■ ■ ■ ■-'..::. Y.LYfJ '■■ -•'.''' respectfully beg to Intimate thai I am: Showing my \-n ! L' '.j:' ■■ !,:■ ,«>.'.--\ •<■■'■-■■ ]' new.:, '•'.; ;:;;t;v;:' ATJTFMIf AND WINTEfi GOODS ll{ \ ,'i aif v.'.) '■-■ ■• i■> .it r' Coinprislhg ■•• :.i :t :•) ..- ':' :/. '*! 'A 'i v - f- - ' ALIITHE NOVELTIES OF THEJSEASON ; In ; ■••! VELVET, VELVETEEN, AND , CLOTH MANTLE^,:,1 ."'. OPERA AND WATERPROOF TWEED ::; i; ; ;'■;;:,:::: cloaks, : : ::,;ir ■;,!:'"..; The NewfaShades of Color in .the various .. _ .. .;. ■■!■:■'' - '',:■ ;< ' ■ ' ■ DEESS MATEEIALS, KverythlngJNewlin FANCY SILKSj .. Extra Quftlitiou in BLACKSBILKB, A Novel Selection of Wool Goods, REAL LACE COLLARS AND SETS In ahort, all'cUiueß of New Goods for|the Season. ; W. EATT EA T, N BJ W ZEALAND, H O ; _U, SE, 60, QCTIEN STREET, AUCKLAND. EARLY CLOSING DURING THE WINTER.SEASON..,'; «- i.-.uj WEATTEAT begs to intimate • to his customers that, on and after the Ist proximo, and until the 31st July next, he will close daily at 6.30 p.m. (Saturdays excepted), and.on Satur days at 9 p.m. , '~, ,j .: ai. i . ■■•' - New Zealand House, 66, Queen street , , i , • i . 25th AprU, 1873. POMFOKTA;6LT3 Board and Resi \J dence In the Suburbs. Terms reasonable.— , A.pply, for address, to Mrs M., Star Office. pOMFOETABLE Board and Eesi. Kj denoe in a pleasantly situated part of Parnell, For addrew apply- to " B.i* Star office. TO J, S, MACFARtIi^E, ESQ., ■ sJ Ufrilni. A :rj CKL ;ANI>'. .■;.-....'; Kb".'' -f* 1" We: the undersigned Electors of-the Eleotoral'Disi trict of Auckland, request you to become a Candidate for the office of Supeeintendent of the Provinoe of Auckland, and promise you our votes and support in case you should do so. , ~ . , . r . ■.... ~..;;,, WilliaWC. Tsaidy Oeorge Crummer. . :, David Nathan • Lewis Brothers r,:'D. JTathan and Co. Levi W. Eaton John Lamb, Eiverhead H..D. Kolphand C 0.,, ~, J. Hargveayes IL-lU'J li ■■■-&. L. ButhoLsand Co. •-' ■■ ■ Jas. Cmickßhank John Leek,..,., H, ChamberUn James McKenae T. and S. Morrin G. Binney " Owen and Graham if T. "VV. jMarsn QITO UU. A. G.: Millar, A^ent Vie- Charles Tothill toriai Insurance Co. John Cosgrave. J Winks Gabriel.Lewis- Warwick Weston Andrew Wardrop Sargood, Son, and Ewen , James Watt. ;'; ■ [*| / J:. Q. WiLon ' Robert Houghton HenryS. Meyers and Co. H. W., Abbott: ; I ■ ,-r Jas. Russell C. Hawkeswooa Samuel Jackson -E. Hom*by W. WilUams . , G. W. Onea H. F, Anderson and Co. G. Duncan E. EllinKham . I ■■■•■'■ Robert Menzies, sen, r , W C. Hill David Gray •' '' - E. Holloway Thomas Paton Daniel Page . •,.. „ Thomas Mackay iy, m Ryan, Bell, and Co. Albert Griffiths ' Brown.ißarrett; and Co.* J. W; Pearse H/i-o -m\a n W J Marks' lib Edward Hoare Perkins ' Morton Jones. I .r ■ A. Brown ' ' •■> : • John Close. ' William Gardner ''•• ■'' "•. John Allen ...;<' .Malcolm Banks ■ W. McL»nghUnJ I . : ■ W. H.Martin- ' 3.W. W. Tuttyu ■•■ ",■ ■'■■' J;Peaoh. \ ;• ■■ - ;<■;■ -;--J ■I' '■ | ,\ u . t ,.., t , . ~>,;;;.: ,-...- '.< ■/■' '.■■ ••'.■':' '■''■ • ; TO CAPTAIN BAiDY, DAVID NATHAN, ESQ., AND THE X)THER GENTLEMEN WHO HAVE SIGNED THE FOREGOING REQUISITION. ■ GENTLEMEN,—I have much pleasure in accepting your invitation to become a Candidate for the office of Superintendent of this Province, and I shall take an early opportunity of laying my views before the, Electors. Meanwhile, thanking yoUfor the honoryou have done me, '' ~;'•"' r j fJ -ioJjoi r 1 ■ " ; I am, Gentlemen, TO I THE LADIES O!F ATJOB> j -:'-'-:.'.. -'■; land. ;■' :'j "j,;1, ":„;....;. ; .; rThe •undersigned has much pleasure in notifying that ie has a Large and Valuable Stock of Long-leilgth Hair and Ringlet Headdresses of tha, latest^ fashion, direct from England, together with Curling and Pinching Irons, Perfumes, Pomades, &c.y and «s^«f y-o^lKPf^-fHOBTT. ' TH'• \ •;.';.■■•..• •, i 176, Quqen-stieei ■t ' 'i b". '~' '".';'; " .'".'...":"''. :::[!' ■■'■ ' tO LEMi|N PI 1 JilckL^Ni), Fashionable Hairrouttine, Shaviag, and Shampooing; Hair or] Whiikem Dyed Black oftilrdwTiOwitti i Vtaautllully natural blm» Buon Ground ana Bet, ,



pEINCE OF WALES THEATRE. Lessee.. ..' ,\ 7T Orlando Masszolini, MONDAY EVENING, JUNE 2. THE ~, . EXCELSIOR STAR VARIETY TROUPE : Will Appear for the First time in Auckland. Come and ' Sms Mdller LAURA and the Brothers FRANCONI In the Great Double Transept Flight. Come And See Mr W. H. REED, the Australian ■ (Mackney, in Ms Great Negro and Character .Delineations. •■■•., Come akd See FRANK and FRED in their Grace ful Performance on the Flying King*. Double Trapeze, Horizontal Bar, Comic Songs, Dances, Negro Business, and an Immense ' ; , .Variety.of Attraction.; Jj II Full Programme in To-morrow's ismie. nITTH A L L. J ' '' ' LAST FIVE NIGHTS OF THB CARANDINI OPERATIC AND BALLAD CONCERT'S/ j A GREAT PROGRAMME TO-NIGHT. THIS (Saturday) EVENING, MAY" 31. GRAND SACRED CONCERT on MONDAY NEXT, Comprising Selections from the Works of those great Masters, ; Handel, Haydn, Mendelssohn, Rossini, J &c, &c, j Including the ! ... ~ ~. ORATOR 10. S 'i "St. Panl," '• "Creation," Messiah," "Hymn of Praise," " Elijah," " Israel in Egypt," " Theodora," Rossini's " Stabat Mater." B' •'■' MPl''■'.<•• On this occasion the Carandinl Company willbe kindly, assisted ;,by, numerous Lady arid .Gentlemen Amateurs. A Lady Amateur -will preside at the Harmonium. MONDA7 EVENING, JUNE 2, 1873. PROGRAMME: Part I. Quartette and Chorus- -Lift up your heads (Messiah) —Carandihi Company and Lady and Gentlemen Amateurs Song-. The>LastMan (Calcott)—Mr Henry Gordon Song—Aye Maria (Hervey)— Miss Fannie Quartette—Quan do Corpus (Stabat Mater)— The Sisters Roaina and Fannie and Messrs Sherwin and Gordon >'!' ' ■ Air—Jerusalem, tbou that killest the Prophets (St. Paul)— vi adame Carandinl Duet—Quis est Homo (Stabat Mater)-The Sisters , ' Itosina and Fannie Trio—On Thee each Living Soul Awaits (Creation) - •Madame Carandini and Messrs Sherwin and i Gordon Air- Rejoice Greatly (Messiah)— Miss Roslna Chorus 14rid'Quartette—The Heavens are Telling (Creation)—-Carandini Company and, Lady and Gentlemen Amateurs.' Interval of ten minutes. . Part IL ..• ; f.i ... • ... Quartette—Sancta Mater (Stabat Mater)-rThe Sisters Roslna and Fannie and Messrs Sherwin and Gordon ;' . r, Air-Angels ever Bright and Fair (Theodora) ---• j 'Madame Carandini : Duet—l Waited for the Lord (Hymn of Praise)— The Sisters Rosi^a and Fannie Duet, Piano—Cujua Animam (Rossini)-Madame and ■Miss Winter . . Air—Why do the Nationß: (Messiah)—Mr Henry Gordon ■ 11 n < '.'.''■ (Air—l Know that my Redeemer Liveth .(Messiah)— Mlssßosiha n >:'■ „ Duet—The Lord is a Man of War (Israel in Egypt)— Mr Brett and Mr Henry Gordon ! '.';•'• :Air-^-O. Rest in the Lord (Elijah)-Miss Fannie Trioi—Lift- Thine Eyes (Elijah) -Madame Carandini and the Sisters Rosina and Fannie ' "■• ' ; , Grand Chorus—Hallelujah—Carandihi Company and Lady and Gentlemen Amateurs. ;' Doors open at half-past 7 ; to commence at 8 o'clock. •Laldles' Cloak-room and every attention. Admission- First Seats; 8s; Second, 2s; Back Seats, Is. i Children, half-price to first and second seats. >', '***' * '■ Tickets may be obtained and seats secured at TXpfeon and Co's, where a, numbered plan of the Hall may be seen: No Concert on TUESDAY EVENING, the Com pany! appearing at OTA FTTTHTJ. Rehearsal on Monday Morning at 12 o clock, when thosa Ladies and Gentlemen who will take part are invited to attend. ... ( ■JQj I T. ::.T, H A L L. UNDER DISTINGUISHED PATRONAG& . i THE . AUCKLAND ETHIOPIAN TROUPE '•■■■ I ' Will give a Grand N EiG R 0 ENTERTAINMENT In the City.Hall, on the above date, for the ) 'if' BENEFIT of the Widow and : '''■■' Orphans of the J; pLATE S. BROOKING, On which occasion MASTER E. HILL will appear. •■•"■"■ 1 Part 1.-Chair Performance. Part 111. — Miscellaneous: Double Clog Pediality, • Songs (Motto, Spntimeptal, ■ and Character), ! Songs arid Dances, Negro . i.,.w jo;- ■: '■ ' Sketches, &c. Part lll.—American Stop Jig,: Songs and Faroes. ■"■ ;t, fi f , . , ______ •■■ -i 1 I•• ' ill ' •■Prices of Admission :— Dress Circle. 3s; Stalls, 2s i Dancing until 2 o'clock, by Invitation Tickets. ( ( . For*further particulars see programmes'.'- "■ ■ ' •' •' K. W. WARD, Manager.., ~0., .TMH.TFd MHO'j'OIV -CfOl'lMO .»/H-l OL E T S & C 0. • -Havb on Palis— 200 boxes Belmont Sperms L .25 .tons. Fine and Coarse Salt" /, <~\ ,' ■■/. ■ j [■] .-. ' 20' barrels American Prime Mesa Pork. [^J ■■'_■- ■ ■"; ri \ A .u tiß[Jio:'o]i«. r _ U'AL&tfte W$ j OLSONJS TOMATO,.SAUCE., aV\ Connoisseurs . pronounce this Sauce to- be the BEST j for'general, use in households, and, in con-.: Boquenpe' of its higli;reputation, some -unprincipled persons have been iiiuuccd to Collect Empty Bottlfi? bearing the manufacturer's name «t»imppfl:.lh"r°o;j, and pafesj the same.off as "Olson's Vwiversai >'■• mato Sauce, f The' proprietor lias in .consequence caused Ids TRADE MARK to be Registered under the provisibns of thp ~" Trade Marks, Act, 1866,": and proceedings will be taken against: such persons as 'may fqrge or counterfeit such mark.. The public axe: cautioned ,to • , , ' • ; : ' • ' . > ;'ASK FOR OLSON'S SAUCE, [[• bu . and see that the namo is Stamped on Bottle and Stopper, and wrapped round with hia well-known labeL. I * .V' iit' jttJH.'iij ■■ .';'■■■) . ...i... i- ■■ ' '" I 7"'• ' '..'.. MONET TO LEND on first-class ! freehold security, at ?ow ratea of interest;--" ,R,; ' Q. Di)_E. ,Shortland-street.■ MONEY TO LEND, from £25 t0£3,0()0,, ion first class securities, at current artes qjE interest.—J. M. Lennox, Estate Agents, 42, Queen-street. OitEY LENT on Personal Secu-' rity, Qr.on Promissory Notes; also, on Free holds . Mortgages exchanged at lower rates of interest Bills discounted. -F Wi Stevens, West Queen street AMEBICAN OEGANS. GONSIGNMENT of the above MAGNIFICENT . INSTRUMENTS, (IMPOKTKD EXPBEBBX.Y BY MB 0. BoNNHTGTON) :-■•-:;: . , ;;;\; ;Aiaq,;,'.'.'; ', PI AN OF OR TE S & HA EMONIUM S, uoiifO 1 •'.|;''- v(Bj,itMg'begii'makerßj .".•!•-«' jj ow Opened andfor Sale at



Drapery. !■'■■■ ■;> ■••': IDAM AG ED FIISEY s, i . EX EDINBURGH CASTLE.- , . ! ni-.o i •-'■ •■■ I' '••• ; ..'■■'■. .'r i '■'■ ■••;■'■■ n. ■ ■ ■').' y,, '■ A T X I N S TT7ILL OFFEB THIS WEEK 1,600 YARDS WINSEYS I (Slightly damaged »t one ond), (; ,, /; .; Good Quality .. .;.. ■ .. B|d, worth Is 2d Superior Quality .... •• HJd, worth la 5d Also, 50 PIECES CALICOES, Slightly wet, at Low.Prices. •;''-':;:'Als6,'" f 54 PAIRS 9-4 BLANKETS, '»• COMMON QUALITY, ,l 0 Ml . .; Suitable for Hotels and Boarding-houses, at 11s. 6d. PER PAIR. H. A T KINS XT AS Just Landed, ex Parsee and Edinburgh Castle, ")'■ ;;; • A LARGE STOCK OF ■< ■■-■ ' ■ : CLOTHING, BLANKETS, FLANNELS, CRIMEAN SHIRTINGS, CALK3OES, SHEETTNGS, DRESS MATERIALS, i jli.oo,l^ WINSEYS,' l:'-'; ' J: f'i'OJO 'I, I ETC., ETC., ETC.. , , ■ <''■' - *' '■'■'•■ '■''.■.'.'. V.i ;■','■. KK.:.<i:i<i 'iros ■<-. ■■/■.• •ir \ ■■•<r,.-> <y. .m <- Atton^^on, is invited to ; th'« foUowlng Gocdi. ■ Tho prices will be found to be Lower than any House in Town: . ~ r ... : . , 3 BALES (GO PIECES) CRIMEAN SHIRTINGS, U-. ''u ; From Is. 4d. per yard. j ./-. • 4 BALES (140 PIECES) GREY CALICOES, Good Quality, at sjd per yard. ! .;!,: a> tr i n 'jlv o:: o 5 CASES MEN'S TWEED TROUSERS' AND*'TROUSERS AND VESTS, * <>'■'• | Splendid Patternsan4 Quality. | I ~-,.■■ 1 ,-. : 5.0[ a ,,,;..-J::.--:-'l'.'Ai^ f« A. • •., ■ ;3 CASES BOYS' TWEED SUITS, BOYS!, KNICKERBOCKER SUITS, ! BOYS' /TWEED TROUSERS, j J ' i Etc., Etc., Etc. i .-Hi! ■:< nvi'oi/ tft'h'V.lVYAt ZOn2I! 2 iCASES MEN'S TWEED SUITS, rj A R. J 2 'Pi I W nT/ ! oyERCOATS, Etc. | iiioij rii -i'K-owooa: ay. 3 BiKES (l&O PApS) GOOD QUALITY I rv ' .:j ?: /- iblAnkets, ; '■ ! ,<J>:/"ia .■'■- .''-I ■■■ Ai \ it < ' '; j ../:..:.:.. "Large Siieif. "' '■'.', j ■'.:'■,'.',.':- itoii* ■■ ■f■ ~ "( , -,:' I' GASE (50 PIECES) BLACK LUSTRES, f™£* !>: Good Quality, Bright as Silk. ' $j£ 9 ':'. .; ;i ,"j <v .•'.•■-■ ■"■; ■•:- , w"M&&&%*' A.C X; SILK S» fi'.'/ j uj v ..AtaiMpevyaido ■: . ' ,1 ~: ; ..■,-.,■ ft J BEST BLACK SILK VELVET IN AUCKLAND , .-■ •. ■ ■.:• ■ • '■■ f ' ' ' ■;;,.; 1 " ••. i At 20s per yard. •"-'■!.! v Fj"a •: ■;>■':.! ---■ :- ; ' a..' o[■• •" '■ " ; '■' a iyi ■ :; JIOOJO ;: '■ - T"'! A LAEGE STOCK OF ~ k FRENCH MERINOESj •■''■' 'fd DRESS MATERIALS,, , ; , fl CLOTH JACKETS, SHAWLS, ETC. ,'t:r\ h. ATiiN/s;/1;;,;";^ y , "... , : i. U A ÜBl 51 •■ li ■ : ''° (£ ▲kX -HA-Y'1' i'M'D ■ H6NBtMAH.) j 1



Miscellaneous. rr HE WAI X A T <>. Published THIS DAY, by Messrs Wabehasi a> Palmer, and sold by all the Booksellers, a MAP ( THE WAIKATO DISTRICT, from Mercer to ", Kuiti, embracing the harbours of Aotea and Kaw! on the West Coast, and Tauranga on the East, wi the European and Native Settlements. This Map, being compiled from the most authen' sources, will bp found very valuable for reference ... the present disturbed state of native affairs. • PjEtlOK .. .. .. .. .. 28. FOUND, a Twilled Silk Timbrel]; near Post-office.—Apply Star office. *.•'.'.. '~< ..■ • "—"V s ~ | auckland harbour board. Extension of time for tender? . Harbour Board Office, May 29,1875. THE Time for receiving Tenders fey the Eredtion of a New Wharf at the Non Shore is extended until FRIDAY, the 13th Jut;.. ati n°On* WILLIAM C. DALDY. (' i Chairman. J . : —~ j /VOEDON & G-OTCH, 280, Georp* V4T gtreet, Sydney, N.S.W., Printers, Brokers, Ne*,, j . and Advertising Agents. Miller and Sichan Extra Hard Metal Types. Presses and Printi; . Materials always in stock; also, Messrs A. J Fleming & Co'a celebrated Printing Inks. Prompt attention to. all orders received direr' ncompatiied by drafts or reference to Sydney housi • TMMEJSSB BAEGAINL EVERYBODY SHOULD CALL AT WILLIAM E V X E'S ENNISKILLEN HOUSE, VICTORIA STREET, Who U now offering to the Public a Large Lot of DRAPERY AND MILLINERY GOODf,. ( , 200 Ladles* Bonnets, tn Silk Velvet (newest fashior;, .: 10s each, worth 26s 100 pairs first choice Josephine Kid Gloves, 3s n r 1000 yards Heavy Scarlet Flannel, Is 3d to Is 6dp- r yard ; 1000 yards Hoyle's Prints, 6d to 7d per yard i J Tj ! ; Ladles' Wool Clouds Collarets , , . ■' Elizabethan Roughs Cross-overs • Fancy Polkas ~ ~ ' ~. v: ' Children's Hats. Is each ' 100 Ladies' and Maids' Garibaldi Jackets, 4s and C each i Maids 'Kid Boots, ll's to l's, 5s 6d to 6s per pai: , : Children'e do, 6's to 9's, 4s to 4s 6d per pair Cashmere House Boots, 3s 6d per pair 2QOO yards Horrocks'.LoLgoioth, 36in., 6d per yard. i Also, 1 , . , n A GREAT VARIETY OF FLOWERS, FEATHERS, AND FANCY GOODS. ~. \ FOR ONE MONTH ONLY. | . — r ' ' ••■ " ,-> snnp ; -fli !.,"'OI'VE> A; CALL", ■ ] <•: <;■■! •'And' f Judge for yourselvei.' ~. ; AllOttOllS. ;: MONDAY. JUNE 2. 2'o 0 ACRES, .ALBERT IAN D. TpilE Subscribers will sell,, at the JL; Land Mart, Fort street, on Monday, June 2, at twelve o'clock, ..,,.■ 2qO Acres in the Parish of Oruawharo, County of : Marsden; being., western portion of Allot- ■■■ I ment 135, southern portion of Allotment 82, 1 northern portion of Allotment 146,; and southern : portion of Allotment 155. i The above adjoins ther properties of .Messrs Jno. Shepherd, M.P.C., J. Mauer, J., Beoroft,; and Mi Wilson. • •■■ . '■ ! SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, ' /( Auctioneers. ; TTs J, ?, ,-■■ i '. ■ . | , ~ , , . •■,-! f.-s ■ ' Tir t if monday; june 2.,".'v ~v iNEW MARKET-HOUSE. ' THE STALLS TO BE LET BY AUCTION. R. ARTHUR ! " '— • JCtj : QTAS been favoured with instruc-'; r XXj tions from the City Council to let. by public ' 'j auction, in the new Market-house, on Monday, June ' 2, at >12 o'clock noon, the STALLS of the ilew Market-house, for the ! term of one year, at a weekly rental; rent to j be paid monthly in advance; lease terminable I on one month's notice to quit being given. TUESDAY, JUNIi 3.''' 1 THE WHARF AUCTION MART, |aoiil ! 26 I .ftUJIEN-STREET,,oi:.i;s v"- PRELIMINARY ANNOUNCEMENT. OJO bl "H;i!aHLEY-;;i;;'.Cp. ■ ATE been favoured with' instfutf - tlons to offer for salo by auction, at their Mart;-- on Tv eaday next, ; -1 ■ ~,, Sev ral V"cry Valuable lioti.-of City and Suburban FREEHOLD PROPERTY. ' i* • —«.«_ ■ ■ : ■'■. r* Further particulars will appear in Monday's Issue.; , ~ MONDAY, JUNE 9. . LLXOTMENTB IN ALBERT STBPBT, () >JI«»ii»l ACRES ! BUSH,: LUCAS' icRTOF; ) ■ . ~ •':'■.'"' rpHE subscribers have received in -■-' ttructions to sell, at the Land Mart, Fort-street, M Monday, June 9, at 12 o'clock, Lots-9 and 10 of the Subdivision of Allotment 25, ' ,■■ .. Section 17," City of Auckland, 44 feet frontage to Albert street; adjoining the property of A ■ I o'NeiU, Esq., and,olose to the residence of Dr ' " '^ ' 1 jfifi *'*' *' ' ''" '"" " PgrtTof Allotments 8 and 7 of hame subdivision : 32 fppt and 20 feet frontage to a laneatbackot J .! J tic above. Mt,. ~' -AUo,' 600 Acres of Bush Land, about one-and-a-half miles -"■ ' ftoia;iiUoa»VCreek Landing. SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, Auctioneers. : i—"' '-■■■-■■■■ ■ i ■>'.■- -■ ■ - •■ - - "■■•■ , v TUESDAY, JUNE 3. FIR E t W ; pOB WHARF. : sIIVAGE OF BARQUE MARY HAMILTON. B. TONES & CO. HA^E been instructed by Captain i Barker to seli:on Tuesday next," at 11 o'clock1 rnrompt' a* the Firewood Wharf, alongside jthp.... Ivanhod, on account oTwhoni it nlay concern, THE &ALVAGE FROM WRECK OF MARY ■' ' J HAMILTON, Comprising-; ---,,.. Anchors, Chains . Wire-rope, Sails, Blocks, •. ■Whaling Gear, Yards Davits, Ac1. &a, &0. ::;i tf coils Whale. Line.< ■' VM'. | v * - :mi'' frtm»? cm, '_