th a view.of inviting motion. thought the motion v»mr.i mniMii i IHKMIT-- —-n were ever sent out ~- ' venco of the Presby- Vol. IV.— it moved an amend "'"" "—""*' similar effect to the >— ,' Macnicol seconded the <tJl|y|L and Rev. J. Hill £HggK|p|^ the motion and amendment S"Be^ Bruce also thought the mo- SBA.NSHIPP3 moved another amendment '*> rro]RCF^yTliatjlhe Preabytery cordially tfenweitjj^p^yxbankf'to^the colonial com mittee- +;- 4 home* Churches for the t^eral aid thejj^diffe- heretofore boflit in men an_ 1 \ney, to overcome^th'dspiritual destituti %, q 0 the province of Aucioartd^ and they gra?, Jbouly express the hope that th'sir churches to respond to'the calls which may \be addressed them by the Pres bytery. T The Rev. J. Mackay seconded the amend ment, whicn, after some further discussion, was carried, the original motion and the Rev. A.M. Tait's amendment being withdrawn. [Left sitting].

THE LATE ALLEGED CONSPIRACY CASE.

With reference to a paragraph which;appears in to-day's issue, statingyib^t the Editorial to a letter signed " A'-'Constant Reader" was smuggled into this journal, I beg to State that the letter, with the foot-note attached, was handed in by me to the printer, and that the foot-note signed "Editor U.S."' ■was written by me, and not " smuggled" in or written by any1 person outside as stated. * /"* H. Brett, Part proprietor Evening Star.

TELEGRAPHIC.

LATEST THAMES TELEGRAMS.

Serious Accident.

GRAHAMSTOWN.

This day,

A serious accident happened to a boy, six teen years of age, named Wm. Freerson, on the Karaka Creek. Ho was struck on the head by a small log of wood sent rolling down the hill by another boy. He was knocked down insensible, and carried homo by two men. He has sustained a severe con tusion in the forehead and concussion of the brain. The Long Drive tribute has cleaned up, and has 196 ozs. 2dwts. of gold. It was an irregular crushing, having extended over a month. They have had several stoppages. The North Star is retortina;. Ten tons of 'stuff have given an average of one ounce to the ton. v \-.

WANGANUI.

■ « This day, Arrived—Murray, ffpm Nelfeon. f [

NELSON.

' . ■■ jHfc-day. ' The Rangitoto has arrived frßni Grev xnouth. ~;

TAURANGA.

This day Captain Tunks declines to be nominated for the Provincial Council. Mr Norris has consented. Mr C. 0. Davis writes to the proptietors of the Times denying any foundation for the allegations made that he instigated the at taok on Mr Mackay.

LATEST SOUTHERN NEWS.

Boundaries of the Auckland Province.

A Wild Man in Hawke's Bay Bush

Singular Life and Death

NAPIER.

This day.

The trigonometrical survey shew 3 that the Auckland and Hawke'a Bay boundary line crosses the Napier and Taupo road forty eight miles from Napier, and two miles beyond Tarawera, where there is a licensed house. Plans of an immense hotel to be built by Watt Bros., on the market reserve, has been drawn out, and tenders are to be called for immediately. It will be second to scarcely any hotel in tb> colony in size. The body o| a man named Warrington, ■who has been for some time missing, was found up in a tree in pohui bush on Monday. The body was mich mutilated; it is supposed by rats. The deceased had lost all his savings recently in the Pohui hotel, of which his brother was proprietor, and which proved a failure. Owing to this he took to drink ing severely, and become insane. He has been living in the bush like a wild man for months past. The Lunas arrived from Auckland.

The steamers Wanganui, Rangatira, Pater son, and Star of the South are already in port, and want of wharf accommodation is much felt. . -. ■ t'

DUNEDIN.

Jf v This day. In , the opening tpdredß to the Pro vinoial Council W Macandrew said that the proposed* means -would be Bujbmittedv for the ;; construction of eight railways as feeders to the main line for facilitating settlement. He hoped that Otago would soon possess;such means of internal transit as would' enable settlers to export produce equal to 1 imports m value. J Should a necessity arise for reserving land f/ft settlement on deferred payments contiibW*l to the lines of railway,; and as Soui' 1° BWaste Lands Act made no pro • Hamili f S wme , he would recommend the Ngamctj V** 1 \nd Act of 1872 being brought BangaUljenv the whole of the Tuaiaftirioustp.., jj q suggested a proclama * athefcv -' hundreds of acres of land o' BbaS!!**''.! »jds should be" opened tap. I fM Übers would bury the hatchet a, a discontinuance ofj*>ply zo' the address. George Calder, personator, has been com mitted for trial.

Mr Turton joins the Government as Provincial Solicitor ; other offices remain as before.

Mr Tolmie promises a re-construction at the end of the session, and resigns office. The Star apologises, for the attack on Macassey.

WELLINGTON.

y Tliis day.B The bK^i A. Holt sails for Lyttelton to morrow. She will be worked thither by a temporary crew. The captain hopes to procure a crew here. , The ball to the Governor last night was largely attended. His Excellency opened the ball with the' Mayoress.

The Superint4deßfc proposed the Gover» nor's health.

The GovernorrepHed, thanking the Wei lington public frfthe handsomo reception ho had met with, He apologised for the absence of Ladyfergnsson through indisposi tion. In the ootfSQ of his speech he said : " I know perfect well, as was observed by our worthy Chairman that we are taken on trial, but you ha?e already shown so much confidence in usjjbajjvit will be pur '^Jirrieat endeavour t'o'tle9rv,e third o'v.«H r -,^fi au^ show that \ talsiag '■%. uro emplflj^yi by the chairman itgardirig artiui^o vi con sumption that «c are neither hard nor unpalatable. H.M. s.s. Basililk relieves the Rosario on this station. Thelatter is at gun practice to-day. "-v |_

CRIMINAL CALENDAR.

The Criminal,^KSiJiis of the^Ht^preme Court will commence on*SJMi(lay next; ' The follow ing is the calendarffSrisoners fot trial :— ■Thomas Henry larclay, England, battery manager, 26, single, C.E., receiving stolen property (loth Jaa, 1873, judgment post poned pending decision of Appeal Court) ; George Milner, British America, plumber, 27, single, R.C., stealing auriferous quartz ; George Grfen, England, sailor, 30, single, C.E., and'^tcnajd Moore, Ireland, sailor, 41, single, R. C.. sStttliig a shrftxin the high seas ; John BeCjWcAdam, Sw;|anct; school master, 42, singlfr, Piesbyteri|jfy,%rson ; Job Tyler, England, blacksmith, 47\ married, C.E., arson ; John CBeirne, New Zealand, printer, 17, single, R.C., attempt to commit a rape; John Shea, Ireland, carpenter, 29, married, R.C., attempt to commit suicide ; Charles Rice, England, bushman, 44, single, C.E., larceny by a bailee; Joseph Eppwright, United States, sailor, 28, single, Episcopalian, wilful murder; William Fisher, United States, sailor, 22, ginglej Episcopalian, accessory to wilful niuftler ; iteorge Edwards, Germany, clerk, 27, sing^Jluiiheran, forcing and ut tering j Johir*Qrarke, Englafll^, jailor, 10, single, C.E., ancf'Johh Thomas Binney, Eng land, sailor, 17, single, C.E., iteajing from the premises ; James Carr, Ireland, baker, 32, single. R.C., robbery with violence; Daniel Burke, Ireland, labourer, 39, single, R.C., wilful murder ; William Roberts, Eng land, labourer, 38, married, C.E., man slaughter ; Frederick George Janes, England, accountant, 49, married, Dissenter, embezzle ment and larceny; Sarah Ann Bell, England, 48, married, C.E., stealing a post lotter ; John Delaney, jun., Victoria, labourer, 17, single, R.C., horse-stealing; HoaniteKahui taka, New Zealand, llbourer, 20, married, C.E., stealing from thaUtfelling.

SUDDEN DEATH.—lnquest.

An inquest was held j yesterday before Dr. Goldsbrp', at the Mount Eden gaol, on the^ body of Edward Moyle, a prisoner in Mount Eden Stockade, who died suddenly on Sun day last. Capt. R. A. Eyre stated that the deceased was a prisoner in the Stockade, having been sent there fromWaiuku under the Vagrant Act to serve three month's imprisonment. He camejthere in a state of starvation and destitution, and was in the hospital most of the time. He had*received every kindness and attention from tt» authorities, and ex pired suddenly on SunMTlast. Dr. Phifcon gave eyJßßice to the treatment and condition of the^bodj* of deceased after death. He had made a post-mortem exami nation, and found deceased had died from serous ap6plexy. James.Robert Charter, hoafital orderly, was examined, and stated that tho ■ man had receivedeveryattention fromthegaol authori ties and doctor.

Edward Lewis corroborated the statement of previous witnesses. John 6mp4rva prisoner in the gaol said : I remember w^hen deceased came in first, He was in a vely weak state, and was reported to be infeste^ with, Jpermin. I was inithe hospital one day during hisiirsJi illness. On his going out he showeoMne1 Tii's 'legs, which were very much swollen. Ho')fS>ipl «c was unfit for work, but any place TWSal^b* better than that for a change. I'remaihe%«n the hospital for a fortnight. I,saw the aece*Bed crawling up the stairs to visit the ddetor. He was in a very weak state. He was re admitted on the day I was discharged, and complained that he had been sick during the time he had been at labour; that he was unable to run! to the shed as quick as others,f^nd remained in,his, wet clothes under the open' shed duftnt^|ne day. This occurred twice. KHejcompls^vett oi the go-cart and the baft; hurting liiri; The hospital orderly, Charters, I consider unfit for the duties, but I never knew that he neglected this man in particular. I consider the position of the hospital a bad one, being over the cook houses. ■ . " Captain Eyre, being recalled, Btated that he never gave instructions to put the de ceased to hard labour or to the go-cart. David Peterson, a warder in the Stockade, stated that during the interval' of the admis sion and re-admission into the hospital of the deceased he was never put to hard labour or to draw the go-cart. He never complained of being wet or of ill treatment by any gaol official.

Dr Philson, being re-oalled, said deceased had never complained of having been put into the go-cart, or of being wet through and allowed to remain in his clothes.

A verdict to the effect that deceased die d from natural causes was returned. . .

*bb Hvamsra at in, WEDNEgDAt, jttly 2, nn.



pyTEW WII^JEE GOODS. 100 Ladies' Black Cloth 6d each, worth 100 Ladies' Bla^TOott^aVtets, 12s 6d, cheap at 1200 yards StcAkWuicey, BXI per yard 200 Wincey akiwslies OdAch 300 Black Sttaw 11\m, jflw styles, Is 6d azen Lilnen UJUmwic Handkerobiofs, Is lCd the half-dozinr / S. & J)/R. VAILE, NATIONAL MABT, Corner of Queen and Wyndham streets. < __ a - U C Si AND y^YMN ASIUM, PHIN?EfrBTKEEJr is apen for practice on MONDAYS, VePNESBS-YS, nd FRIDAYS, from Bto 10 p.m. SuttscripUon— Per Quarter, 12s 6d; per half-year, £1. WEoys^talf these ates. Mem Deis can have the use of GyMfiasium duri lgthe day if desired. V THO I. HOPKINB, ActlnßlTreasurcr. MUTUAL MINING INVESTMENT COM . PANY (Limited.) AN Extmor/inary GHaneral Meeting of Sharfiio/lora in Uiis Company will be held at the Eooms of t/e Young Men's Christian Associa tion, Wellosley sjieet, on THtyDAY, the 10th inst., Business : To confirm the Evolution passed at the Extraordinary General Meetitk held sth June last for Winding-up the Company. 1 ByOrderScH\ED CCAi^fGHT, ,v*., ffl a Secretary. July 2,1873. /^ f TT Q O"H </ O NEB O F L^K EJTC E. , TjS^^E^ Consignees p Cargo ara^equested to «■■■■■• present Bills ft Lading, anVall persons having Claims against tbi Vessel or Ca*ro are re quested to substantiate tin same to, this ol|ce on or before the 9th inst. Jt " ■'" M H, S. MoKBLLAB, • * ' ' ■ ' Collector, Custonl-house, Auckland, 2nd July, 1873,



Wanted- WANTSP? a/respelable Boy.— Appljr laidaff Alexanrtel, Jeweller, Queen streoi r AISTT^D, a Mari'wholcan milk and wolk on a^fctrm.—Applyfc John Snod grass, Now Mains, nj)«rHarp of Erin Bptel. WANTEDIISrOTIGBtf, Mrs Sadler Is cominilioned Jro sell town! Boots and Shoes, &c. (mostly lidieslfnone but be*,) at Town Prices. Grocer's Sjojpf Post-office, PJnell.—July ANTED! a, Sifrriation| as Light Porter, i^jWtorj^r hotel, bl a young man of considerable qKpejd^noe, with ulexcoptionabld references.—Apply oflrce of this paper. I WANTED, I&ndjSflWYjte-1.-^Apply to Holdshlp &^kA|«Am-OTl^stroet. WANTED, a Bof.-J^p|r to M. Levy anlflo. y WANTED, iiAmedirftely, by a young Gentleman, Biardjmd Residence In a private family.—Address 8., offlG^f thilpaper. WANTED, a (Bedroom, with fire place, for a Geltlgman, «ye minutes' walk from Queen-stieet —AppJrR.S., 3m?. Office. W«A NTS D, a Co|k and Steward* the Schooler Sea Gill.—Apply To-morrow' Mornii*, at IQT o'clook, at mir offices, Shortlund-street. • ft, D. NSthjjii & Co., A tints. X^AN'J^iiXfj^ood Bootmaker.— y T . Apjg^tojlenson, KyberlPass. ■ ANTED, a llouna^ljdWcoußtompd to the Butcnferurfg. 'Msg\s to George Giles, Queen-streecyr WANTED TO BTI^Ta Sk-roomed HousMvltQLand (frc*tasre ofjit Bast 50 feet to a main roaßim<Vdepth/f at least reOßiet) wit.in a quarter of aK^rfr'3 wij* of the Bank Jr Now Zea land.—Addresfllf'statijiy situation arid! price, to " Cash," Evbnino Sq^m, Auckland. " WANfED^goJd General Servaf t; ope'accustoniedfco children pre ferred.—Apply tojtfrs Armstrong, Sllridan street. WANTED, dy*fy&TfA<UFQm&\z Cook. —Apply zlMtpf Hotcflf Albert-street. WANTED, a, WL t^itchen. —Apply AnchorjJotel/Qw^en street. WANTEDja re^ectalkle Lad; reference jequlrcd^Apply to Mr Stebbing the Cosmopolitan HoteLfrato Victoria HotolJ, Quoon street. I c L\ s A I WANTED, MJ/Bal^ue/lJolijba, a Cook and Stowai&^Lpply Ifnlbabrd, at the WAITED, yV^nale^6eneral Servant; good w/tgpf giain.j-Apply to Mrs George McCaalen, EaaHolphlsve^ off New ton-road. ■ r 1/ W ANTED,AiCfenrflal Servant.— Apply to ~NgM HKsdown,'Q»een-stroet. WANTED,IIa G^nifral Servant; reference faffliire/:—Afl^ress Mr Waters, Confectioner, 82, Quqbn-stfeot. W~ ANtAi K^OWN, that Stable men uA^laftghtorh^fijiaii obtain a good price for Horso-lV«r^Cow-hair 4 Mld Pigs' Bristles at jB. Walker's, wakefleld-street.—N.B. Painters, mind your Stumps I WANTED TO LET^hat 4hirp and Dwelling situated na^Tto the confer of Vic toria and Chapel streets^Apply to V. (Madden, , Hobson street. Jr TO/QROCERS/&C. WANTEIT^b J^ET, the Bho£ and PremisesVn WnkcfleM-street, lately In the oecupatlon of Mr Efißton. —Apply to P. L. Prlmo, Insurance Buildinjrtr WANTED, a Ge^ral/Secant for North Shore; num unduiitafajTplain coflk ing. erencea requjjuQ.— Apply |^f offico of this apor If ANTEDiTl^EL^Gke^pl, Iron Plougiyf a Ti andJ^eet sheet: ;lGalvanized Corrugated Iron, PprnpSj^iints, &c, fee, at Alfnftl .Smart's, next Blue/Poaj/victoria-street, / WA NT ED KNO Wf- Pkices BeijTuoed. J JIEW FAMILY NOISELESS/rjpCIfIftTITCH SEIIvING MACHINES —M. uff JLt3nj/m, AgenjC ShteUand- I street, Auckland. /TyWeJ* the reqllr&snonta of customers wUo ilnA a/cnnfculty in psptng the full amount at once MrsJftLnfticn has adoptwl a method of time payment to suiirthem. - r ' C. E. WILLIAMS, Manager. T ANTED^JNOT^N, Ifljat flentle men's Clolli n fireKilettneal Dy/vand Be paired, at the short^i MftldS, at WV\RK| SAMPSON'S Tailoring Establishm (nt./VVyiuluiu* stfoot, almost opposite the Evening? Syfit ofllcd. If WAN!MD KNQWN, that D. Ci OLmiE isiprepar^f^osupply all kinds of Timber andTtßer^uildingMtaterials, including Sashes, Doors, Mcyudjmjs, BroaHKmbor, HoMseblocks. Posts, Bails, Harcßvdfrl Felloes.jlhaf ts, Iron Bark, and Blue Gum Laths] &c^ &c, at the lowest market price, at his nrds, CustAs-house-street. WANTE^KN/fWN. that Mat tresses, BecWyi?y^ron VnaViVool Bedsteads, at W. B. HaywardVTjjew ConnKuious Dry and Clean Brick Premise^ WyndhamVst\pet, noxt Queen strect corner. '. *. ' ' AUCKLAND M^&KET. ! City Cmxnc^ Ossmces, Anc^kn(B,^ByUuly, 1873. NOTlCEArtherebjfgiveiObdf^on pay inonjrof^n an/oH iSSoi One Guinea, any person^^wll SK alitowcd to place an Adyertisi^g^Boanf in tb\ Market House, subject to the /pproval\of the Marjcet Inspector, fron^whom further information can be obtained. F. BRODIE, Town Clerk. AUCKLAND AND NORTH SHORE STEAM FERRY COMPANY ■ (LIMITED). APPLIC A' be received until FBIDi YJNE3W, the 4th instant, at noon, from persons wlllii yfo Wie up the unallotted shares in abovo Company 1\ / n Applications to 1 c uecomghoied with a deposit of Is. per Share, andis^per Shjhirtto be paid on allot- Forms of application, and alj/ information, may be obtained from the Manager, aT No. 8, Vaile3' Buildr ngß< H. W. HEATH, Manager Auckland and North Shore Steam Ferry Company. npENDEftte will be received by the X undersign* tillnoonJK FBIDA.Y next, 4th July for the Purchase of t» following Orders drawn by JohnMoLeod.HateMj^B., of|Cairua, on Messrs Preece & Graham?— m \ No. 1, Payable to Aj«onio Josepl .. £50 0 0 2 „ „ IyFitzpatrick V. 312 4 ~ 3 , .„, „ X Brown .. V. 73 6 / LYNCH 8 BIBCH, r Greyhound Hotel.



Miscellaneous- W^7" X I B B T , • I OOBNBR OF QUEENiyro WAKEFIEI.D STREETS. N E-Vp ASTLE COAL / (WIjOIEgALE AND EBXAIL), A/C THE LOWEST RATES. BRIO KB, LIME, SAND, SHELLS, AND TILES, Uwava on hand- , HIGH SCHOOL, &J7MONDS STREET, (Nkjm^St. Andrew's Church), WiIfSE.OBE^In MONDAY, July 1, when the Third Qdj^erj^iKcomraence. \ *'> Hoact'lVCaator. "^ A \ LADifis; coli^lgiate SCHOOy, HOBSON/STREET. Lady Pui^f^Aii .. x^ .. Mbs RurapßOO^ The third torm/Sf 1873 will oommenceWfi MON DAY, July 7. yr Torm3 on aponoation to the Principal. Vacancies for an A.ssistaflt and a Pupil Teacher. Hobson sreet, July 1, 1873. UNITED SERVICE LODGE, 421, I. C. A IS EmerfAncy Meetin^of the above Lodge will le hold ThisWvednesdaji Evening, at 7.30 o'clock, in "ho Lod^o^Koom, Prino« street. Visiting Brethren are inytfgd to attend, % By order of the W.M-/^ I % >"!J. ITEjRBERT BURlft, July 2. 1873. r Secretary. PARNELL HIGHWAY DISTRICT, THE Amnaar Meetina Q| the Rate payer|/x>f'tifo above diatricL/oatho putposo of Striking a Rato/rad Eleating Trufteesi and Auditors for the ensuinfwear, will be held at the Parnell Hall, on Wednesday, the 2nd day of July, 1873 at 7 p.m. W. H. KISSLING. Chairman Parnell District Board. June 22, 1873. RECEIVING- >^ND FOR WARDINfIfAGENO* •ffiRAMWWjI J FLO Will, For some thno paa^ith Mr Pv. T. BbMbrn, haying entered Into p&rtaßrship,^intend to CMune^oe busi ness as Receivio^and Forwarding Agoßts on Monday next, July solicit a share of the patronage of the Impojtm and Morchants of Auokland. GREEN HARP GOLD MDONG COM PAKY (Ruoistkbeij.) NOTId/ls' hcrebj/giverf that the Kcgister of tho abovoJfompany frill bo Closed and no tranj^rt be reccivfff after THBRBDAY, the 10th inst., fflot being thjrilutc tlxod bathe Directors for tho allotment ofJtnaroa in tholUnion Beach Company. x y JAMES C. DAVIES, Manager. Auckland, July 2, 187?. COROMANDEL BJACH GOLD MINING COMjPANy (Bboistered). Y^ALLS due ti^pe ah^e Company V> will be received by1 JWwirh Mowdiiay, 42, Queen-street, Auckland, urja^elf, untuSA-TURDAY, the 6th inst., lnclusivt^^Wo shares i/M be allotted in tho Union Beach^mapany to Shafonolderß in thit Company by whoiH'Calls may bo jfwfag after tho above date. / | J. riOIITGLAS, Manager. Coromandel, July J, 1873. CROWN PRINCE GOLD MINING COM PANY (Registered). HPHE DinAt^rs^Jf tko ab*ve-named JL Companyf live Jbis dai/nlad^ Call (tho 13th) of Sixpence per HKareAiiiyabltatltM) Company' Office, Vailes" BuildinKS. .Ajßckland, onlaf before WEDNES DAY, 9th day of J*fly, 1873. By order of the Directors. JAMES W. PREECE, Legal Manager. June 23,1873. NEW ZEALAND. LOAN £ND MERCAN TILE AGI^CY COMPANY NOTICE is ]sXby give? that, the ANNUAL Lp©/L\iEETlN(Mffctho\New Zoaland Loan atid 'Mo/reantni Agencjrcompany will be held at the Ofnee/of tho \ompany, in Auckland. onTUEBDAY, thorzdth day \ July, 1873,'. at noon. / D. LAMURDOCH, Manager Director Auckland 28th June. 1873. TjIURNISHED AE^RtM^NTS for X? two or three Gontlej»n at Mis Walker's, Grey street, three doors from BJBt street ONB^TO LElfe ?H first-class freeacßAsecurity^ft lo* r*c* of interest.— R C. .DYKitllsSbrtlan^fllreet. 'W y . ' ' . ......—i 1 ■" ' & ■■' '"I ' j '-" ' '■'■■ ———— MONEY TO L&ND, fßem,£2srto £3,000, on first I^K s^uritlpat Vs current rates of intere*.V\n M-. LWatfOX, Eatato Agent, 42, Queen'-acrMii. A UOELAND HARBOUR BOARD. V tf/nbour Beard Office, Auckland, July 2, 1873. The following extract from the Provincial"Govern mertf Gazette of the 30th June, 1873, is published for general information: — PUBLIC NOTIFICATION. In pursuance of the powers and authority vested in the Auckland Harbour Board, the following Fares for Licensod Watermen plying within tho Port of Auck land shall be charged on and after the first day of July One thousand Eight hundred and Seventy three, in tho place of the Fares now charged :— . . V'-Eares: >■ j i' ' v 1. FromVvhirves.on the South Sfcore of Auckland Halbowr' to vessels lying'ln ,the stream' at theVisftal anchorogo: Single f»re to or from,. One' Shilling. T«o or more passengers each way, each Sixn/use. -, .... 2 From wharves qimhe Soutli Shore of Auckland Harbour tq/essels lying off Freeman's Bay or Mechajßcs' Bay, Single fare to or from, One Shjling and Sixpence. Two or more passenjjers each way, each Ninepence. 8 From wl»ves on the South Shore of Auckland Ha«our to Stokes' Pohot Wharf or Flagfctaff Wharf, Single fdre to or. from. Four Shil lings. Two or mfere passengers each way, each Two SbillingK 4. All other distances as \er aKreement, not ex ceeding Single far*. One Shilling and Sixpence per mile. Ywo or., more passen gers, each Ninepence ]\r mile., 5. The rates of hire to be cmrped for one man and.boat per hour shaft not exceed Two Shillings per hour. For two men and boat per Hour shall not exceed Three Shillings per hour. 6. Boats plying between tho wharves on the South Shove of Auckland Harbour and Shipping in tho stream at the usual an chorage may be detained Fifteen minutes, free of charge; at ull other places they may be detained Thirty minutes, free of charge; but if boats are detained longer than thevtimes abovo noted, the propor tionate rates at per hour may be charged: 7. Between sunset and sunrise double fare may be charged. 8 When the red ball is hoisted on the Queen atieet Wharf by order of the Harbour Master, one-half extra fares may be Given at Auckland under the Cdimmon Seal of t*P '*Auckland Harbour Board* the TwentyVifth day of June;, One thousand eight hfidrcd and seventy-three: , Inth a eTwTtKM C. DALDY, Chairma., ! I" B- 1 JAMES M. BRIGHAM, Treasurer. I uj; r: ; I approve of the above— <- v . i ' THOMAS B. GILLIES, I , , Superintendent. -■■ ■ ■ ". x



Drapery. CHEAP BLACK StLKS. BLACK SILKS 25 PER CENT, LOWER IN PRICE. A STOCqgk.Qft. BLACK SILKS PUR CHASED $F A HEAVY DISCOUNT. GOOD QUALITY i*Ws®L. SILKS, From 2s lid per yard. CLORED SILK DRESSES, From 35s por Dress, XT ATKINS Hm purchased A CLEARING-OUT LINE OF BLACK AND COLORED SILKS AT*A VE"ft¥ HEAVY DlSCXjftfcrT, And will sell themjfct "a small advance on Coat. NEARLY 3,000 YARDS TO SELECT FROM AT THE FOLLOWING PRICES:— Good Quality, Black -Glace, 28 lid -pbi yard 24-inch wide Bbwl^QlgwS, 3s 11 per yard 24-inch wideßjrflferhy, 4s 3d per yard . SH-lnch wld/yerTTJdfht, 4s lid, worth 6a 6d A Magnificent Sjftk ax/t 6d pc*Avr<yCheap at 7a 6d. COLORED SILKS, jzi^ro 50s Per DRESS. jHTTho Leading Colon have bean sold at £4 to £0 per Dress, out of the same lot aa ;' '•! ; the above. XT A T X I N S twill also offer tills week a Surplus Stook of upwards of 300 PAlfte GOOD QUALITY BLANKETS, .-At\Jteduced Prices. Also, % „ j i SHEETINGS, QUILTS, & MANCIS|S3^:R GOODS, | , Very Cheap. i ' , ~-..■.)., v I — . • ; ■ .... .. n: ;-:, .:. .. THE BALANCE OF WINTER DRESS MATERIALS, WINCEYS, FRENCH MERINOES, CLOTH JACKE T;S, | SILK VELVET'JACKETS, Etc., Etc. ! e'EAL SABLE FURS At Cost Prices. Splendid Goods. U .- ■ i i ii ■■•• i A SPENDID STOCK OF CLftfHING, OVERCOATS, COATS (the Best Quality made), TWEEDS, HATS, Sjtf&TS, Etq., Etc. ! . ': ■'■';'■*'' ' ——— j BALANCE OF WINTER GOODS IN ALL DEPARTMENTS AT REDUCED P% ICE S. .?* E ATKINS/ \o-r ---, '' ■ ':■ (LAT« HAY AND HONKTMAN.) FOE SAKEvby Jte ■uHrflersignecl— TanksJOari SMkft/coali (B^ of Islands and Newcastlo), Wre\Jooii#sharcoal &c./ *^ I k'CRAIG., r ffortstrest. : —:—:, V* — % — (HOMEOBTABLE Bdardfaiid Bern- Vy denco In a jkleMantl^ri^ated part Ipf Parnell,' For address apply to '^B.^StorotSm^^J J ; RECEIVING AND FORWARDING y^AGENCY. * T> \^^E B B N» Xw» retlrlnVfrom'tmiMSi for tJi»-«BFise trf pro ceeding to England-MBS for tender* fJMto Goodwill and Plant of hiibflmess on the AVH*rf. ■?'. ' •, All Informattncan be obtained from Bl'Tonks and Co. od anj^ffter Thursday, the 3rd Jnit. ! Tenders : will bfl^fceived till Monday next> iUtt 1«| July, ft



Entertainments. p EINCE OF WALES THEATRE Lessoe and Manager.. .. T. W. Buah. Agent G. A. Motherslll. CONTINUED AND GLORIOUS SUCCESS OF MADAME COEA, who nightly dolSghta the Largest Audiences that ever atteplod this Thoatre. Last fr9uE>NiQHTs! MADAME COXA WIIToPEN HEE TEMPLE OIjrMAGIO THIS (WBBSisaDyff) EVENING, JULY 2, when/me will bo^pisted by MDL LE. CHfihTl AN A, Ar^^y MASTER WALTER IN A NTJMBEE OP NEW ILLUSIONS. MADAME COEA Will also distribute more of her valuable and useful PRESENTS amongst the audience. The leading Gifts for This Evening will bo a SILVER PLATED ■ TEA and COFFEE SERVICE of four pieces, a complete TEA SET of China of 44 pieces, ONE POUND IN COIN and ONE POUND IN COIN. MILLION PRICES! ' Dress Circle, 3s ; Stalls 2s ; Pit, Is. Carriages may bo ordered for half-past 10 o'clock. AUCKLAND SUNDAY-SGHOO^UNION. THE sewnjet'of thk^in^r's Even ing EntferffainmentywTu be hell in tho Brick School-room, function/w Pitt and jßobson streets, on Thursday (To-mJefrow) Evening rJxt, at half-past 7 o'clook. >r I Readings, Music, and Addresses. Admissicir: Adults, Od; Children, 3d. THE TRIALS AND TRIUMPHS OF THE BIJTfJIiI REEPBLIC^ TO-M4^O"W>ifvENlM3-, at half past 7 o'olook,JrG. Ewinuton_ndll deliver a LECTURE on the/above subieot inlhe Edwardes street School-rooyTin aid of the Sundfcy School; the Rev. Chajilesulw attebs in the Chair. Admission, Is. C\ TAHUHU PIJBL^S LIBEAET. The Sccong It a Swiea^f Leo^wfes in«p.id of the Funds of th/a»uhuPuClicLibjfer/%viirbe delivered in the PubJlfc £aU cuf FRIDAY/>fil» 4, by Yen Arch. MA^NggLii, J^i.D. *^ \ Subject -y^ihe GrenMeman.'V. v*.-!' ■'"i Admission :-6rfe*SMlling. Doors -#pe,jKat 7;80; ecturo to commence at 8 p.m. *-\ ' "-^ \ TO LET, the O¥ WALES THEATRE, the mos^ontrally located and best-adapted HALL for jr. •* , . ■■, ■'"",- C;O r N CE R T SjXL E CLWU RE 8, or other Public Aamse'meJtsriP.vlng Excellent DRESSING-R/yOMS, CJOAJBt-ROOMS, : and all the acoommmation reqjlredf , . Liberal terms affi.de with SoCetlfS. , Applicationjo be made to ' / f I c. j. Delias. TO LET./p^o fi^mforta/loZjße^. -rooms; n^nnerJnarders koptJ^CTply Mrs Rogers, at the Eaflel^nT Albert-street^ / TO LET, BuitablAft^a.'-la3y and gentleman, a nice DrawjKK-room and Bed-room, with the use of a Piano, in and pleasant neighbourhood. Or two or thlpe 'gentlemen* can be , accommodated with B^rfrd anoj Lodging.—Apply at the Star Office. TO LET, for a terra, Ja^he city, a Fivoaroomed House/J^gobd' ojfcer; wash house, woll and coal^sned, good «rdea (fruit and ornanrental trej»«j; oven, regisfcred stove, verandah, good ..ym- and., rain, .wa»r, .^jenoh i casements. Whirff, Flagstaff, and TirHfrl In sight : I very healthyjifuation. None but really respectable ; need appjjrior address at the Stab oftlce. MUS. MlTCHELiirislpreparedbo givo Lessons in^lnging.-JFor terms, &c, . apply at her residence>Upper Pitf street, near the ;Wesleyan phtufch.^^ 1 #TJ [iJHAZI \?J ■' I"N consequence of U«b Rapjjairffr 01 the Waikato SteamywavigaU^i Company's Office, J. Highi.ky & Co. are now pr^Mfid to receive all Classes of Goods foj><o»age at \i«al^ates. WHARF/AUCTION MART, Jrf t Queen-street. i A tfCKLAND EIFLE BBJ<^^DE. RiaiMENTAL OBmS. I - AjxilclAnd.irune 30,1873. I 1. The Monthly InspecjrtSn of tht Battalion will itake place To-morrow>Thursday), the 3rd July, at i half-past 7 o'clock, aurthat of the Cadets on Thurs !day, the 24tlv*tthj*^iimohour. f- ■ ■•■ .''•-■ ; 2. Until furtlio/^rders the ordinary weekly parade !of the battttlioirwill be discontinued, the Monthly llnspeotion JreinK, however, continued on ■ the first Thursday>ln each month, at which a full attendance is imperative. ! :. . -.. : . W)M.. GORDON, Major, ; I Sl'« A'! Comirfending Auckland Rifle Brigade.* p A NTEEBlteyßAfcOlSr—One ton KJ flrst-rate quality^id per jpound by the roll.— Fenton, Produco Sala)mian, 55, iffickland Market. ~ / ;■•! NiOv.T I /b. y 1 ALB^3CT3ons ynose busindra calls them out late alight or early in#ie morning can get a good CUP c/TOFPEE at the * " STAJTCOFFEE STALL." DUST. O.Ja R T S. — ZjT _J >^sity Council Offices, jT~~'^% Ijs July, 1873. NotioftJsjMrrebyjj»ren that iinlwiii'lWnce of the City Dust Carts linig used by therubl*2MJ_i rrose for which theattiroro never intenda^Si^it^youncil have resolvej^xliat in future DusCTind Shop-srtlepings be coliectaia as formerly—namely^ on Tuesdays and Fridays, between tho hours of 8 and 10 a.m. * . ,F. BRODIE,, ~ ~ THE Cutter 'j|illie^V'irilfl»^ re quested to call a^uti^ay, Waihejg OCCIDENTAL!' OCCIDENTAL!! OCCIDENTAL!*!! TO BE MEN ON EXHIBITION, EREE, mHE fIp^ToWING CIJ«fIOS:— 'JL a AA_4 Liye>Tortoises^rfrCurtie,.^.pre sent fiSSKing Cakobau/^1 the Fiji Islands, to tAe^Rroprietor ; tijeLive r" Wampayau kana^OT beautifuU^-colouredlizard, with a tail two feet lojlg; the Ivory Necklace of beautiful tee^lfftaken from the neck of the noted moumain rebel, or as he was commonly call^dil^HJe/Mountain,1 D/oJ^^Tuk'u ; Ibau 1 1? the medal taken fron^J&e neck of the Line Island chief killed,*jpTo,e. t Leynka gaol by Captain Harding/ ' presented -, b$ Sergeant Senior; together rnin a number of Vv;ar t Oliibs, Bows, • Arrowß, Native J Pillows/ and samples of various E/uitp, Products &c of the: cdun^ry^ stfcri as Sugar, Cotton, India-rubber, Castor Oil, and Croton Oil Beans, and the celebrated JJndela Nut, -aidtobeasurecure^heumat^ ~. . Proprietor. N.B.—Real Turtle Soup on MONDAY, ?Oth inst. ; alsdrTains, Bananas, &c, served In yahoos styles itt the Cftfe.-r-E^F. ■ «s ■ V



Auc tioBS. TO-MORROW. SCHOONER FLQ, R E '■•'•''■ ''•"■ ArOR»EjPOF THE MORTGAGE, i. HABE open instructed by o i* nhe Mortgagee?^to sell a Brunsw; ~ To-morrow (Thursday^; at 12 o'clo k, The Schooner FLORENCE, 55 tons regk . (». - 1-. all Gear, a/she now lies alo gsiile <4iu. n.iu.t Wharf. / , This beautiful little vessel, wel known ; of our smartes/coasting ccaft, can be sent to ; n hour's notice, ana from her good carrying »,.,. .. y can be profitably worked at little expense. Inventory, &c, at Auctioneer's. . TO-MORROW. yS LAV^W BOP**- X rT LADH&^fPPERS,/ GENTS' AND GILLS' BOOT B. TON^S & C?O. WILL selLZo-mor/^(Thur; -;' . Vat 11 o'clo/k, y 5 cases liMies' Lasting Bopta^*" 4 trunks Ladies' Kid, E/^MTH,, A.T., ) I . 2X, „ Alma,«ra., M.H., Wcl;. 4/„ ~ Uppers ; (.;• | JC „ Girls', 2t05,4 to 6 S\ „ Gents' Wellingtons. ~. FRIDAY, JULY 4. r« VALUABLE VILLA SITES, PARNELI., " | OPPOSITE ST. MARY'S CHURCH. B. TArnS & CO. HAVE yoee/ instructed by i' ■ Trustees pf thiGeneral Church Fund to ■ $t j for Sale, on Friday, Jfily 4, at 12 o'clock,' The Lease, for 00 years, of Sft Allotments, situa.^ at Parnell, opposite S# Mary's Church. The Auctioneers confidenfly My*6 attention to '' above .property, feeling asmumi Jfcat for salubrity | air and- beauty of situationlt _Umsurpassed Situs i I on the highest point in tfcJßcinitjr'bf Auckland . commands a magnificent view; while'omnibusscs p ing every fcalf-Jwur afford an easy access to the d •;» and enable tho weary businoss man to reach bis hoi.. - at night without the tax of a long walk. Plans on View at Auctioneers. FRIDAY, JULY 4. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. THE SubscrfteA will seU at the Mart, Fort-streefluMt Friday,Mtli inst., : at ; 1 i GENERAL HOUSEHOw|J|uKjrtTURE; Couches, Arm Chair^ iSlu^pl flocking Chairs, Damask\!ou/fih and six' Chairs, Dining Table, CeA/Chefforinibt*' StaTAed Kauri CheffonniedlElectro-piated Tea & Coffee Sets, CutJ&l\i Decantersj Time piece, EngraviWgs, Cheats Drawers, Miri»rs, Ws^istands,, Double Iron Bedsteads, Mattresses,.' Crockery, ■Cooking Utensils.' ; •■ •' SAMUEL COCHRANE and SON, y& I ■*:? ]/: >, ;:» ■>.-;: /Auctioneers. *■~ \'A '}' I, jk ■ . Ju ; » '■■' 'MONDAY, jtfLY,l4. i::';'' !:l . .. ' ■ _y 1\ \ \', \- BY ORDER OF THE EXECUTORS'pi 1, . THE LATE MR. PETER GRACE. / ' - ■ • . : . ■&& I FREEHOLD PROPERTY: VYNDHAM - STREET, PONSONBY PLACEj PONSONBY EOAD, i ~,!.ETC, ' ETC., gfiKß&r/") I , : WITHOUT RESERVE '• -r; *&k irPHB Subscrjwi'Sl^.ve"been fa^pu^. IJL . withinstruf^isi from' the Executors of the - late Mr BetatujrriUreto sell by public auction, at tho Land Mart, iSijlfepot, on Monday, July 14, at 12 o"clOCk, WLTllOlS||^|^-'V'B, i 1- ™ The foUowing /alusS|teby«, Suburban, and -Gpuntrf JfljlKjfeoiS^BbPJßfiTlES, viz.i', ] WYNDHAjriKftaEET— Tiroe> Allotments, imme diateljS,abo*e the premises of Mesta^toplienspu and Co!% with-the Larg^Two-st&i<^ H6use,C6t-, : tage, &c, erected thereon. . V * .—-«« '*" 03 POK3ONBY PLACE, situated on ,* thg, Po'nsonbjr 7 \, I ' Boad (opposite the ppoperty of Stannus Jones, I', J Esq.), and subdivided into 40 Villa Sites; contain- v y ing each from over quarter of an acre to over ona S* 1 acre of ground. Allotments jn,Howick. -y » Land at H^Sua. l' £^ TKBiis:—One-third Cash en the fall of the hamV mer; one-third by promissory note at three, one third by promissory note at six months. Further particulars and plans in a few days. SAMUEL COCHRANE &ISQN, :!i!" I tj•..''• •'.' ■ Auctionqera,,'. . '*'.';',. ,'." fj f "y/- TUESDAY, JULY 15. "' :: r." , 1 r,-. S f,-.j,i •- •• . ■'■• .. 1■ . «KLL|2jaj 4 1 r j; HIGH LEY COi HAVE beenfavored witynstructionß \ from Dr. S. A. Willis, Kilji, to sell by auction, on Tuesday, July 15, at 11 o'cloclj<iorenbon, V 1 '\iAil THE POLLOWmGCOUNT^ PBOPEETiA^;( I Lot No. 17, Parish of AfIUBOA, County offlTO^.; ' oen- .(, ~ ; ..i«j Northern part of Allotment No. 62, Pariilt of OAM A&U, County of Marbden *~ .. ■ .■> ; Allotment Jfo. 30, Parish of PUPUKB, O|^lty^ of MinKpnul Y. ' ■ North-western :.portion of Allotment. N^?J»f,t ' AIIAPOHUB; County of Marsden ! AllotmentLNo, 271, Parish of TAUPIRI, WattfttO • AUotmeiWo. 896, Parish of TAUPIRI, 1 AllotmeVt^iT Parish of WHAJSQAMAM^^ r ' r ■ Also beeniMtruutei tp sell, Bame (jay " 1 Town AllJment. M. Mf, ALEXINDBA KBT, ! Town Allotmei*lSr(/356, ALEXAJTOBA EA^T, -•: \ i^a^^^ion^Df^AiQtment ?ss„£?s&?**■" ! . TOKATOKA, cßEty of Marsaen, contaiiung ,'4O acres, more orTess ■, v ■;.; ! ■•■; " • I<# 7 : Also the following' Land Scrip, if not piously/; I ! acre dSml%S^SS2r^ CA^f : i^^m^nf^SV^I'^ OA«; ---/■ BRIDGE EAST „ ~ «■ « -a IM . 1 acre Allotment No; 522, Section No. 65, OAJVt. . ! 1 acre Allotment No. £95, Section 39, fAM-. .-■ -'• 'Jl;,*' .. i, 4l> if •. ' ■ 1 acre Allotment No. 266, Section U, €AffiC BBIDG^JBAST,; , '• '^'it&/£&? ■ "' ■' ' . j 1 acre Allotment 468, Section No, 57, CAM. I For further partkulirs, • apply atrthe offic» *jf til<9 ' ' Auctioneer, SO, Queon-s{reet, Auckland. ; &^__V___&__tf_^_^_| _^_i_^|iiiM l y_^_i_H|