Tallow —A fair trade demand. J New Zealandhemp has fallej^ M arkets flat. ■' : r ; Leather-^-Best sides declined f Large sales of Australian.

THE SUEZ MAIL.

■' Suez mail arrived at Melbourne o, 7th. The Auckland portion wl robably be forwarded by the

GENERAL SUMMARY.

The'new bill of lading for Australia and New Zealand came into force on the 15th February. The Jubilee sailed on the I 28th "February for Wellington with' fifty men women and children. A number of applications are made daily by women and domestic servants, making a large amount of New Zealand pas sengers. Notwithstanding the loss of the .Northfleet, navvies are pressing for passages. • Sir James and Lady Ferguson have dined with the Prince and Princess of Wales. The New Zealand Loan and Mer cantile Agency have declared a divi dend of ten per cent,, and a bonus of 2^-per cent. Major-General Alexander announces Iris work on bush fighting. It has special relation to New Zealand. Dr Featherstone has completely recovered. Sir James Ferguson visited the tenantry at Kilcarran, and promised to supply them with, cottages and plots of. land. They cheered him , heartily.. Sydney Hodges is painting his portrait as a gift to South Australia. A meeting of Tasmanian squatters was held in London on the sth Feb- Tuary. Mr. Learmouth occupied the chair. It was, resolved that the pre sent allowance of 1 lb. per cwt. draft on wool shall cease, and that the tare in future shall be specified and no other allowance made. The Marriage with Deceased Wife*s Sister Bill was read a second time in the House of Commons, and carried,' by a majority of 126. tp 87' votes... i " ; Mr John Bright's eldest son, in a speech at Rochdale, alluded to the shameful extravagance of the Glad stone Government, ti - ■■ • At private sales of New Zealand hemp the article realised £31. The market is dull. The Edwin Fox, with emigrants for New Zealand, was towed into Brest on the sth February, disabled. She was expected to resume her voyage: on March 14. The Woodlark was despatched by Shaw, Saville and Co., on the 22n<! of February, for Auckland. She has 100 passengers. i •. The Michael Angelo, with emigrants for Otago and Canterbury, sailed on the 24th February. The Russian military authorities declare Khiva the garden of Central Asia, and the most practicable routje to India. j ]~,.'• King Amadeus :madea grand sp4e'ch -when resigning the Spanish crown, |and said he saw clearly the utter hope lessness of bringing!) peace, -tp jthe country. t ,<

SHIPPING.

The following are the arrivals from New Zealand; ports,:—Ma.ry, : from Nelson, at New York. ■V i: ,/. Departures-r-Eor Aaickland: Count ess of Kmtore, 'Hylton;;:Castle, ■W<j>od lark, Zanga. Por Canterbury : Lang stone, St.■ Leonard. For Nelson; Excelsior. / -Eor OtagidVrOospatrick; GHerdery, Michael' Angelo, Davie. For Wellington :- Halcione, Jubilee, Lucerne,. Wild. Duck., . ~ ; ;] , The Or. A. Holt, from Sunderland for Wellington, put'into; Plymouth, the crew refusing to do duty. ■ :

AUSTRALIA.

SPECIAL UNPUBLISHED.

Melbourne Breach of Promise Cafee.y Baby Farming at Adelaide- m i Sir Geo. F. BOwen's Eeception. -' Commercial Intelligence. . Gigantic Forgeries m Sydney. :\; ■; The Adelaide Harvest. |./ __j__ ■'-' '"• ■ " ■. i MELBOURNE. ,-i ; ,J£jjßnj;,, .;■:;■; March'lo. ■• In the breach of promise case, Khull versics Haddon, editor, of the, Melbourne Argus, a verdict wasl','given for ,-the plaintiff. Defendant is to pay Miss Khull £250 aha the cost of atrip from England to Tasmania. .., ; ■• Hops are selling from Is, to Is sd-'j; tobacco, twist, 7-^cl to Bd. Sugars and teas firm. .Iron : ; . the advance, ;has established wire nails 1p higher. Grass seed scarce. Roche and other sorts of, white New Zealand pine very scarce at' 265. Portland cement from 19s. Stout,' scarce; bulk, 150s ; best bottled, 125.: Rubat is remanded for another week, and a mitigation of the amount of bail refused. :<. : March 10. / Wallis, the bookmaker, has been expelled from Tattersall's Olub.: ■• The Funded Stock Bill was read a : second time. ■ ; ■~.. -~, , r £ The sharemarket is depressed. The official report gives an increase in the stock of sheep as over one million on the previous year—sixty-eight per cent, on the clip of' wool of both, favor

1 able quantity and quality. Cattle : One million and a quarter of short horns, one. million thirty, thousand Hqrefords, three thousand Devoes. Horses in creased, ■ ' ■■ /■•_ i

ADELAIDE.

March 10. A case ; of baby farming has been ! brought to'light,1 and the nurse (a > married woman) is committed tp trial [ ! for manslaughter. Wheat quiet at ss. 2d. An expedition will be sent io the North to repole the Darwin telegraph line. Wheat, 5s 2d.

AUSTRALIAN SUMMARY.

Sir G-eo. F. Bowen has been enthu siastically received' everywhere.! He goes into the Easter Camp with the Volunteers, and has announced that he 1 will give interviews to persons desiring of seeing him at any time. He gives patronage to all. institutions upon being asked, and exhibits a disposition 1 to be an active Governor. ' The London telegraphic line; has. been down since the morning.of-th'e ■Bth.-' v ■;' fJ GJ '-■\;.'/: '/;■' i Three thousand Volunteers are mass ing at Brighton. ';;; , ■ i Large numbers of cattle have jbeen poisoned by eating lobelia. V H.M.S. Blanche has arrived; ' | Mr Butters, the Speaker of; the Fiji Assembly, has be§n bound ;over in a sum of £5000 at the suit of the Polynesian Company not -to lieavetHe1 colony. ... . ; i

SYDNEY.

ApnlU. The murderers Scource and McJspw : have been hanged. . • ~'. The population has increased by ten thousand, since last year.. ~,,; Dagworth and Eeprieve are at equal -bettingifor-the cup. ;. \[ff The family of Mr C. E. Jones have been 'brought befoi-e the police mag is tratfi as destitute children. .. •, The Melbourne Meat Company, is in extern es. "Felix .Bubat, a Melbourne;'stock broker, has been arrested for for gery, with liabilities to the ampunt of £30^00. A number of persons are ruined by him. He ■wa.si admitted to bail for MOQO. The year's revenue shows an i in crease of £210,000. , - ..;.-.; . Wheat, 5s Gd tb 5s 7id/ Oats dull, 3s 6d to 45.. ''»i?h , ■„■■., ..:.'-, •.;. | There has been an advance of fiftyl per cent, on Baltic timber. | Parliament meets on' May 13. ; i M ■Mr McCulloeh telegraphs ;that jthe Australian Bill will pass at Easter.j In, the Upper House the Hgfbrm Bill has been rejected.' j

ADELAIDE

" The-1 total' harvesti^yield .is ■ eight .million i an/d!' thr^e-qufet^ biishais^; <, surplus forexportingiOnehundrediand '.eigbiv- thousand tons.: :', ' .UC-u ,: w

TELEGRAPHIC.

'■•''",' ■ LATEST'THAMES;NEWS.; ~ : ;, fFBOM .Qtj&OwM'-GORRBSPONDBNTJ. /; V,Tlie Licensing ft&iliid&ni • Oneninfc of, Ohjnerimri. !' ! m,.'-',; ■'! ■-;':"rr\'?-'. This; day. re At .the Police, Court,'to-day,.;AlfW Etnersori was sente^eed,tothree months imprisonment for stealing a locket, ffche property of Mrs Drl.Troasejiu;.' ;;" \ | .- One hundred and five 'applications for licenses were received,,ye&£er<jay, One was refused on the ground of the immoral character',! of the, house,: fond many werfe '^a'djourited .for ;.i^p,rqve inerifcs. '[ '-■•'■ '■-['•'"::..''■'■[''! v ■■''"■'„ I< C : Mr Andrews: of thoV Customs,.;:;. $*ey mouth, replaces Mr w;;:dub-: Collector of Customs here. J r-Great satisfaction-) js;;expressed here at "the-mission of Mr> T. to .America. , He,is considered::^ n|ht man.inthe right placed ,;,.,«' I. fl 'At a meeting held last nightirrelative to' the permission to#ospe9t tjie phijie muri country, Messrs C. F. Mitchell and^vid Leahey annqunced ,the d|ci sioß-of % natives to allow all : ;4nd sundry to -prospect pn;paying £1 :each for twelve months. 11 ' :,' f'^'.';: 1 ' r,i Mr Swan and Mr Macdonflld doubted ife wisdom /of inducing, p.oppl£ to jgo there on such a permit, which wasisure to be repudiated by influential chiefs. ' The following resolution'was carried:' '■—^i' That we, the miners of the' district, have" received with1 unmi^d satisfaction the assurance that< the,natives the Ohinemuri- district^have, opened their lands for ;gbldmimng, and we .hereby pledge ourselves, to maintain order, and to see justice, done, as" be tween ourselves and; the natives until such time as,the j^pvernment '.qan il ' ap point officers for that purpose.- •- ' • , "2 That we. ::the miner's :±Q%j the 'THatnes' distrtet hereby pledge Jur ' selves that all men .mining for goldi or prospecting fW«p%I tnc't shall pay ,to .the- natives.^the sum ■of. £1 \?M': -.i perm^sipn^ to prospect or mine 'for twelve^ months [from, the date of this.license or; permit, . issued by. the.natwesj/and'^e' further ! pledge ourselves to enforce this regula tion on all men mining or' prdspectmg in the district," ■■; '■>■'..' ji '■' ■',"..,; o-^j . « : '■ 3. "That this meeting requests its chairman to transmit in its name the wo foregoing resolutions, and to iirge t

' upon the Government and his Honor the Superintendent, in the name':bf of the people of the Thames Q-oldfields, the pressing necessity of at once taking steps to aid and legalise the action of the natives as to the opening of the Ohinemuri country. The Advertiser'scorreß])ovidieni;wr\te& from Ohinemuri: "Te Moananui is, as he almost admits, the adviser.,.of, : the- Government here.! 'If that be; so can he reconcile the fact of denying my statement or as he says qualifyin^'ft with another important fact that at 'a > korero held at his residence recently the question of allowing minersto pros pect Jipon payjjipnt; of £, ly was .discussed and favourably entertained. Of ' thi,s v I am sur,e,;..for' a young chief advised1 me to tctiloa for a little, on heaving I was myself determined to go out and prospect, and-telling me tins matter had been discussed. I regret, for the sake of truth and morality, that Messrs John. Luncldn :and Hugh Mcllhon'e ' should have fathered Te Moanauui?s ravings when the statements I made were founded on facts that are now1 most positively verified. ..•■.■:,

LATEST FROM COROMANDEL.

The Presbyterian Bazaar, j r , ' ■COB-OMAN DEL. ■; This day."'' : . . The. bazaar, in aid of .thaiprcsbyter ian Church Building Fund, yielded £198 foi three days. The bazaar, was a great success. j

THe Auckland Star. Evenoing



'' Special Adveytiseinents.-' I THIS DAT will he Exhibited in , the QUEEN-STREET WINDOW ojf the NATIONAL MART, LADIES' COSTUMES, | ..:,.:.■ ;.. ..varying in price fiom'V • • ■ 455. to £30 EACH, j CHOICE MILLINERY, i ~ l a .choice v&itiSk'&ti ;' ; ;;, These Goods, made expressly to the order of S. ands J. E. VAILE, are by far the MOST NOVEL, AND . ,CO,S. TL V ever Shown in Auckland. ' ' •; ■ , 3. &...J. R. VAILE, ; ••' ;lU/.WI ■■■ ■■•■■ NATIONAL MART, Corner of Queen and Wyndhara streets, i ■rooO., Hi in v, 1 »r,.....-.a 'r.-uXJ j \- 07;,- ;-:i/..'.:; * •I< M--1 ; ~ ~ ~TW, SHILLINGS: REWARD- j T OST, on Monday last, at the Firth JLJ Shore, a Black and Tan (turning Grey) Timer Bitch. Answers* to "the "name of "Ino." Had'on,a collar with plate and clasp, and the name and address of the owner, MR JENKINS, Pitt strdet. ~^-^-^^-~ —^~ - — f^' Wanted. ! H T\jp"{AN>rEL>, ffSr/thß Gonn.tf^| si--goocV tV Bootmaker. —B. Gittos, 3, Wymlham-stieet. TX7.ANTEP, a , Grenet;al ..Servant.— ■'-V V ''' l\'rjply ' immerliat'ely' id Mrs" Waympnth Scarbro' Terrace, Parnell. WANTED, a General Pervnjnt.;. wages, 10s per week.—Apply to Mrs cjater,. Cook-street. WANTED, a good Shoeing PnMtn. for the Thames. - Apply to J & W. Mdnro, Durham-street. j ,i.: ■ TXTANTBD, a Situation by a.y_otnp: i. y! y'/L iiism^in a *town or cbuntiiy Store. i'AVjould' go as Carter,; and has np ;obj^ction to go towapiifc j Good references given.—Address A.8., office of j this ',•(.! yfjiH 70> .'■•!' Wats WANTED1,' 'by a young man) a , ■; Stprei<. tHaS had three years' experience in'packirig and parcelling.—AddressNbuo, Stab office. rfTTANTET) So Purchase, a ¥'T'oiirj or. W .TW-fe-tdome'dißToTiie^^'in or near Nelsoh or' Union streets preferred. Must be reasonable.— TXTA^ED'.'a t'e's^ectable Girl about i n,V y( -vrl^yearsrofr age-.-^Apply J» Mrafßislfop, '^nnder1 fifteeir'year^.pfVaiei^iipliy'to JMCrs Thomas iWhitspn, Waterloo (iuiidfant., r ,, ri . 0 ., j — '''ruii'^'ll'']'■'::''. ■.'.'■'-.' '.:"■"■■>>■'■■. Im'..;i^j \-' WAN.TBD;' a;'Sftuatioia',; JgKS&pw ; 'tfenfeal Out-ffoo'r ■yJTprlcer ; cahwjish, ir9.n 4 and tmder take.anv,.,Servant's duty;, . I!,ngagenientr,by -wefek; s^iilh^rfwA' hoxhe.'—Apply.rt,o,,the Biatrfln,,^ pel Immigration Barrack's^',!,1 |; >V, ;,*, r ~,.,; w 0' A | pa At'-ti -3i> >-.=IIJ m .1.. jw,, ... i»'w< ~-'.i.ii.: •'•- i \ :•; WANTED, £»•/General vSerp-frfc.!— r ApAW- to Mrs STacCormiql^ Gra^tpn |lpj«i.' • '' "ITTAWBKEI>, by' a Joun^'EaclyJ iai i -wV^HJit !'gihi'itt6n'; as 'Co'mpamon' '$o ! a',;i;ady,j or Governess to youii.? "children • rfefe'r'enc'es;'|;iVpn if required.-'Adar'ess'Bf.' JUt. ,' office,pf'this,paper. " WAITED,- a -strong^ Lad to gv66m oCa-O.'PdTiy' "iitiri'-'ffiaSe himself useful jin ,iihje ,lji cmge, —<Apply, Hat Dr ; Hartmann'a, jsA\ltejOßPW3 • i WANTED', a respectable Pe,rson|ns .Housekeeper.ina>Y'fiowF'sfami'X-TA'Fl?lr' 'jrtth testimonials/tc/ W!.iT!Ti^ay offlrie'. -^ • | : WA'iN^EB,1 a'^o^1 8ervKfit:^i prM' Queensferry Hotel, Vulcan l?;ne. j 81 WANTED,, .threp good Pjclnnen.j— Apply Waiko'niiti Ittn, 'QtrctiV North RoaA WANTED KNtfWNr'thlt Gentle men's Clothes »re Cle-med. .JJyed. mdpe paired at the shortest notice,' at.;MvxUJC-vSIMPSOys Tailoring Establishment, Wyndham street, almjost opposite^ )fye Etyer}(faQ, yStctr.Qfflpa, .^ V)^ I TjrTAN^JBD,.^ ,?ober Code for fte; T'^r' c'Weainer''ScJtithern'eroFS.^Apply on boardj ([( , : . , " —fro WANTED, an'e^eriencfed Cook. —Apply to Mrs Murdoch. Mount St. Jol n, TCpsoni.r ■;(;::'.■] ■A>.\-.V.. yv>c^ ■< sl-is\,\\. TT7ANTED, a rr pair of Drau^t Yff} !■* Jtoraes,C?iioi{ildvknWkind ; six to eichtyeirs ola ; bays preferred.- Robert Bradley, at Dr Mac -4qnftWA"Cottage, Vincent street. | , V'V signed have always on hand a large supply Qftf^ew^tle^d^y^pl^tod^p^^Pfi^est Cut and TTnciif Wood. Yards :'T?ef,ween Fort and Custam-house street (next Isaacs' Bonded Store).— W. & G. Winstonb,



WANTED to Sell, Cheap,! Iron ' P101%85,i6? 7,-anr! 8 feet sheets r'Galji'aniyed Corrugated Iron, Pumps, Paints, &c, &c, &\ Alfred fjmart's, next Blue Post,,Victoria-street.'.T;-' ' i . : •'-'•' i TKT ANTED KN O "WJN.— ■ ' Pkict:s.Reduokd. Singer's NewiFamily Noiseless, Lock-stitch Sewing Machines. —M. A. ATjT>rioit,' A^ent. Shortlanrl street,. Auckland. To meet the recixiireTneiits of customers who find a diffi culty in paying the full amount at once Mks Albktoh lias adopted a method of timo payment to sujt them ■"TTEf ANTED KNOWN, thattt? m&! 'TV- dersi^ned hits always on Hand and forjSale. a larce Stock of-First and Second-class Timber Xn lot 3 ■to suit buyers, or for shipment either.,at the; Yard, CustomJiouse- .street, or Goyerntnetit Wharf, One iliur.sTi. . - • ■ ■ - • • ~, JAJIES W. WALLER! ~ ~; ..., ; Timber?sJ[ercliant T7|7:AN Tlli) TO vS-ELTi, aeVina^ v« V '•KRChiries, new an'l Kpr.ond-hand. '■' Agent for the Britannia and Little W:inznr, 'the best Machines f their claw. -Purchasers .will find it :tp thfeir ad vantage to buy from mfi ; 'being a Practical Engineer every' Machine is • thorditghly• bVethftiilfeq and pmrantecd. Needles, OH and Extras. Repairs.— The.*'itting Sho}j<"Vulcan'Lane. ," ,-\ \'J | TTEb KFOWN.'tliat HJdld * sTTip. <?r'-Co., Wholesale and Eotail Timber .Merchnrjts and Manufacturers, -execute orders with despatch, and at the lowest possible prices, from any of-their establishments; ■ •■ ••■"•■• '•'"'- ; . Head Ofiice:iSaw 'JRlVand Timber Yards, Custom house-street. Auckland ' : . '. ! . Sash, Door,4.mcl Moulding Factory. Newton ;^ V. Saw Mill and Timber Yard-; Beaoh/Grahamstown •TimbortYivrd.iCoroman'd^l ■ ■ ;•- ' ■ '• Saw Mill, Wlmngaroa Harbour, cbnvenieritiforall ports,, and deep water for loading. t TtT A N T"Kp. '".'fe'N rO: ¥F Ithat ■: » b ' T). O 01/ DIE is prepared to supply all kinds of' Timber and otlier Bn'ililinK. Materials, including SasT\es; Doors, Moulding Broad Timber, Hopseblocks, Posts; ■p.fM'ls, HarclwOod Felloes, Shafts, Iron Bark, and Blue Gum •lidtlis, 'Shingles', &c, &c,' at the lowes market prices, at his Yards. Custojp-honso |tre.Bl WANTED KNOWN,- that Furs n,re Cleaned, liepsired, Altered to any shape, ■ 'flnd Re-lined, at -T). ■ COHEN'S' Oil-Coat Fifctory, Wyndham street, almost opposite the Evening Slav office. ' ..-.., i ■pRI NCE OF r yALES"THEAtJr.E v I'IUDAy, APRIL IS. FA HE WELL BENEFIT? to ; ■ : ft TG N 0 It' P. •V: It'A f! NIZ AN J : ' Previous to his'departure by the Nebraska; , KINDLY TENDEEED c.v ; SKvV.fcUT- 'of 'vitf.1 ' L^AniNt; Oentlemkn '' ■'•' v AMATEhns or An.'icr.A'N'ii".'' On which occasion will be given A GRAND,,MUSICAL'. CONCERT. ■\ /jir,Sec Day Bills. '. .. i ' TONfc'St)L-KA .CHORAL UNION, a ".A'N■■Eii'tertainment will be givep at £i {l ie Yonn" Men's Christian Association ROovns, Wellesley street! on FIiIDAY. April 13, IS7B, at 7"oprn '; '• ' ' —i. ■ i ,i- / "'Die' Chair, will- be taken by.tho liey. G. H. Turner. ' PKOCFwVMjrE': . -' | (,'iioir—" Fisherman's Invitation " (J. M. Pel ton) " What Bells arc Those" (I'.rinley Kichards) Reading—" Mrs B.s Alarms "—Mr P. G. Ewington Choir—°-' Praise of Spring (SFendelssohn) Kfading— " Woman's Kights"—Mr .1. Jackson Choir—"Lady from Thy' Vine-clad Bower" (Serenade — Humorous) . ' •_ '"."„•, ._. "Lovely Seems the Moon's ¥air Lustre (JJr. Callcot.t) '■■'.. _ „ „ heading—" A1 Ssilor's Apology for Bowed-Legs '-Mr Choir—"Lo Lhe'p'rightDriirison" (H. K. Palmor) Reading—" Andy's i'i'ttle M i Offices "—Mr .». Jaqlcson Choir—"Gay 1:6 bed-Spring " (Mendel^sohn.j) j ' " t - JTATjpxAii.-A^THEJt. ,;. ■ ;,. . ] Is each"; way bc'6'bti/inecl from ISlr Wayte. Mr Wells, Ciueen street, and of,-the'Librarian;' Young .Men's Christian.Asspcjation... J Under thc'Pisj;ingiyis}.it(V:J'atiinage of His Excellency «ir Gkougb A. Akjsky. ■' THURSDAY;' i At- ' L "17,"1573. I GRAND^C'b^i '-ERT | In, Aid-of. tjie I'unp tq Eekci . .'; i-kday-sciiooi,, : ,;, .its coN^iicxxoN' .wrmAu Sax;., .: Church. ' P B O-aRA M M E : ;. ' '~ ' P ari I. . . i " Barcurole di Oberon " (Turoger) ■ < Song, " Oil, those Bewitching Glances " (Kiicker), Gentleman Amateur ' ' Kong and Chorus from " Robin Hood, \V. H. IJusli, Song, " The < Tipsy Countess " (Glover) . , fioagrv" The treasures of the Deep" ! ' ;i fTf j '■ -Aye jvtariu.'from '" itobrn Hood," W. 11. Bush Hong, Lady Amateur Part Song, " The I'awrfof 'Day " (Hullah) Uuott, ''■ dee the Pale Moon " (Campana) • ' ■ ■ ' P'a^bt ■''• it:" ' Fantasia on Irish Air;s, pianoforte (Harvey) Trio, "uh, Memory" (Henry Le:-li(i) Song; Ladyr Amateur, ( "..The Dream of Joy (Dmiimetti) ' f ~ Madrigal •" Sweet Echo/ from Robin Hood (Birch) «l"Duett i^'SloWly" and Softly ■" <S.■«lover) •■ " i 'Song;^Je'ntlemai]"Am™teur/-" The -Mariner and,his Baroue:''fromiMaritiinivjJAVallace)- ;/■"; ! ' '- (ace (five voices), "\Vlibn. Winds Breathe Soft (Webb) ■■ ''■ ' >■ ■' ' ' ' Duett,- " I Live.awl J^oye -Thee." .(Campana) Pa?tSong, WeII Trip it Merrily," Kobin Hood (Birch). .K.i.o I «'■< '' " " 'I",'■ A OO!M:V. >Ad?iib3ton :' 25.; 6py'; •-1 • '' WITI''J6 .'"/!■"' llc-iy ' ; ;u I ''■ Tickets 'cafi'be obtairV3d''.4;Melsslrs TJpton arid Cos. D.opts open zky.'M , to^ coramence,at o'clock, j Oi'J. ,!fiQQnrtTlciof!'/a/;!*.!-HitBU'0TVN3j;-E6l[; j II '.N'."?»!'^rVlie:-)Dedwb'ojV--ftu^ntfeii- will' Issue- ;tb' 'fcpse proceeding to'the' $h™W]>i Bfeturkdockets, at,lsland '.l-hVC^'rie aiktt on app'liQatioW/,/ '■~: '^OHj:if \ iptr-«iD' a- 'l- Mfffiiiin • , I, theuwlersiCTccl^heftWy'CTlALLlJNGß P'Ha^e 1 or' FO^KEsto any' .Dh.iice'iri -the Big. Shod? tor. tlie'silm of .eH'or 'upwayifs:' l Also; any ifi Clog, ./dg, or Ilonipipe L'a'nCcs'frir.thc s^amo sum, or as farjas ,y-;'' i;-'L/ | , , Amateur; •;;;(sbfrcrfpbn^encp'/t6 be left TO A- VrmbhuM^a, Star oM' l' J i _ ' """" |_ 4LBUHNm GOLTB MINING- COMPANjY 'FHE l T^fVHffer'i$10o r k.9, ( wJll be €losid r.« w TO-MOVliR6>V r <;Thuraday), ; for;.the;Buri)ogf ',of Paying, n -.iDivn'deJKl;-?! ,l}iye Shilling,; per Share on . ■{>{•',', jo ' '' 0 U .1 '! Manager.) AncHa&d;,A,yrayp;'l^..-, .: v ulr !f KA ; Shade XJL hasithis; day, .jseen--jnadej by. ; > the Directors, payable to*tiie"Secrotary at the Office of the Company, Vaile's BaiMings, Wyndham street, on or before the ■'tith day of April, inst. u-uMiwn'\o iioiv;,.-^ ■^•'■';;:'. ':"' Sexsyetar y- TO BR-lOKMAKEES, ETC. 0 ceived by JilK L6ii-*c'tdrs of the Bright Smile Gold Mining Company, at the office, of Combls for the Supply of * r ; .;fsoftj;ooO':feielJ3i yestciimlrty-c hazolJ ; '100 Bushelftiive-Shell Lime \ ■ -j. - ( - iOO-<BarrelaPorya,n^Ce«tjiife -y^ 1 All \o be D;eTivere^ into Ways tfie Beach, Grahamstown. Delivery to commence not later than 15 0A (!) i 0 x / , 23rd insfc,



Drapery. ! ■ j.;. ' I •" NEW AUTUMN GOO DS ! a»T o'j.' oj ; ■-. ■- • ______ i i •'■.• u-' Invites attention to his Stock of NEW AUTUMN GOODS,! Consisting of \ . j ) NEW DEESS MATERIALS L ,/ l NEW FRENCH MERINOES NEW FRENCH SERGES | t!fl !NEW FRENCH''cItiEfe'CLOTHS NEW FRENCH SATTEEN CLOTHS "NEW WINSEYS ' , NEW CLOTH JACKETS j <• ■ a ,NEJV r^ILK VELSTGJT JACKETS NEW WATERPROOF TWJEED MANTLETS -1 °'r :NEV^ PAISI,EY! SHAWLS ;'; NEW SKIRTINGS, ETC., .., £1 ETC., ETC. ~ ~ t■'a ;s T ;■■ h ;-»* h ! ■• ' H. ATKINS Also invites attention to his Large Stock of. ut k r roM :id a ti'f ait a ; MANCHESTEE GOODS, Consisting of " S^^TINGS.'BjiAItKETS;' QtJILTS, !CALICOES; FLANNELS, LONG CURTAINS, \ \[ f •TAE-LB LINENS, TICKS, HOLLANDS, '■ ' Etc., Etc., Etc. ; ■ SPECIAL LINES: j FINLAY'S TWILLED AND PLAIN I i.ITO. S' (all widths')',' i■> ,;< .EXTRA.; : 'LASGJE .TOILET; .^JLTS, ,19s. 6d, Worth 2Gs (Splendid Quality), 9-4 BLANKETS, 10s 6d Per Pair, Worth 21s, • 150 PAIES OP LARGE SIZE EXTEA SUPEE BLANKETS, at 30s and 32s Per Pair, .;C4nnot r'ie 'b'dughfafcithe p^esWnfc time for <20 per:cent advance on these prices. [UxOliO SUIIS-'. ■ ■ IUiLLTSQM? ■ "HUM WHITE FLANNEL A.T LAST YEAR'S PRICES. rizniTOJOifjraz'J : juaxo. / CRIMEAN SHIRTINGS, .:■ T A Atls'Cd p'dr £ "yarclriworth2s:Gd..r. j ,_,. . iii.vi) fwfi ol'tJtt lo x-lohnV boJnoli ,owquU *:i UA j "NOTE! |',7 ---— I The Stock of Blankets and White Flannels <taj|.. purchased at a discount several months ago, so ( Hi" <,;!;; tljerffisino advßnce_otCtltesfeissQoaß, i notwithstanding the great advance -; in the Home.,prices... i THE LARGEST STJOOK, '£.' And at the . ~ „ LOWEST PRICES, TI 'I 'Of 'the verybSsts make'sV A LANCASHIRE, ABERDEEN, .:; I T A X D LEWDSONS, DOUBLE WARPS, j WET WOVE, FINLAY'S, I AND HORROCK'S CALICOES. 1 I . ( A BALE OF DOUBLE-WIDTH GREY CALICO, MF&iPiferlinfe pjirpdses, jJst!!bp<Bed]te&iinoiiea [-■ wide, lid per yard by the piece, Nett Cash. | j y_ X NEW GOODS OPENED IN THE ,a a cdepAsr9:mei^- A Large Stock of Boys' and Youths' Tweed Suits] Men's Galatea, Paget and Sac Coats, Trousers an 4 Ve3ts, Trousers, &c, &c. {l i A Heavy Stock of Twjjedsjn Scotch, Nelson, Geeloig" West of England, &c, j , Also, Tweeds at Xiow Prices, for Boys* wear, j c H. ATKINS, ( '': I .1 c LATE HA'iY AND E O«N E YfMJA Ni , s ■; i, n



Miscellaneous. i| T)ISTEIC*T ORDBES, Militia and Volunteer Office, _ Auckland, April 15, 1573. By direction of the Inspector of Militia and Volunteers it is notified that the Annual Inspection of'the Volunteer Force cf this District, (\inder clause 59, page 80, Volunteer Act and Kegmatlon^ will take place in the followingorder :— MONDAY, April 21, 4 p.m., Auckland ; Trpop E.C.V., Domain. . A- '{1 TUESDAY, April 22, 4 p.m., Battery Artillery, Drill-shed. - : Ditto, ditto, 7.30 p.m., No. 1 Eoyal Co., Victoria Co. and Cadets, Drill-shed. ■ ! WEDNESDAY, April 23, 7.30 p.m., Engineer Co. and Cadets, Hobson Co.,> and Scottish Co., DriU-shed. ,-,-.,>:. f ! THURSDAY, April 24, I.SO p.m., Nos. 1 and 2 Grammar School Cadets, Drill-shed. A 101 . Ditto, ditto, 5 p.m., Sir George Grey Cadets; Drill shed. ■'■ . ■■■•• . '■' 'Ditto, ditto, T.SOp.m., Auckland Eifle Brigade .and. Cadets, Drill-shed. FEIDAY. AprU 25, 7.3Qp.m., Naval Go, and Cadets, -" Drill-shed. ' . ! '''■'' WEDNESDAY, April SO, 2 p.m., Otahuhu and Howick Troop, Otahuhu. Ditto, ditto; 4 p.m.. Otahuhu Eifle Co., Otahuhu..; ( WM. GORDON, Major,.' .- Commanding Auckland District. TO COOPERS and Others.— Three Empty Hopsheads, branded M.C. over D, were removed from the steamer Challenger last week by mistake. Any one having theni'will please return to > ■""■ ! ; '' JOHN REID, , , . No 7, Lower Queen street. NOTICE ! NOTICE ! NOTICE;! TO THE PUBLIC OF AUCKLAND. I .Jj ' npHE Proprietor of the ITS'; N.Z.. JL .and A. FEUIT DEPOT,' opposite the Bank of New Zealand, having received Six Days' Notice to quit the premises, begs to thank the public _of Auckland and surrounding districts for their kind support during the short time he has been in business, and hopes to receive a continuance ot the same should he be able to find suitable premises ti, Ec-open again. , ■ ■•' The Genuine American Drinks can be had at tht FIJIAN HOUSE, the Only House in Auckland. The Best and most Choicest of Fruits will always be kept on hand. #3TDon't forget the Address: — EliJ lAN HOUSE. t?OE SALE, the Lease of a good -T Business Premises in the suburbs.—-H. iPart ington, House and Land Agent, two doors from Bank of New Zealand. ! ■ : T> OAED and RESIDENCE for two ■ or thTee Gentlemen, or a Lady and Gentleman, Ih a private family^— Apply to Mrs W. Arthur, Upper Queen street. ; ;; notice. ALL Persons found trespassing on ..the ''• Hen Island," Taranga, will be prose- CHAELES BAEON db THIEEEY. \ ' Auckland, April 15, 1873. pO.MEOETABLE Board and Besi \J. dence in a pleasantly situated part of Parnell, For address apply to "8.,' Star office. TO LET, the Provincial Academy,! Hobson-street.—Apply on the pre mises. POMPORTABLE Residence and V^ Board for one or two Gentlemen.—Reference at this office. TO BE LET, that convenient Work shop in Lome-street, lately occupied by Mr W. Ha'iison.—For particulars apply to Mr W. V. Jones, Pianoforte Tuner, Queen-street, opposite City Hall. X\f X I R B V ' VV •- ■ ■ CORNER OF QUEEN AND WAKEFIELD STREETS. NEWCASTLE CO ,A"4 , !^ '; (Whoitesaxe and Retail), "-;' vi . AT THE.LOWEST RAT E-S-. \ BRICKS, LIME,: SAND, SHELLS, AND TILDES, , ~ , Always on hand; ;'.-■-; : T> AT OE ISLANDS COAL YARD, BREAKWATER ROAD. 100 TONyS COAL ON SALE by' if I dfil'J liOi! •'■'! ; HENRY ;GILFILEAN, \f * i (-.-. ■■-..■'> -i'-i ■■■[[■> '~ ■ ■ ■'''. ■■■ ; .j| -...^ .'■■■: ''■'■■■•'.'- . Agent. 7. Queen-street. :/Vn""SAL"e by the Undersigned:-— SGRIM, 45 and 72-inch ;- 'CANVAS, Royal Navy, Long Flax, and thriq<j .; boiled ij'.v CANDIED PEEL, Orange and Lemon ■ "'- . "■' '■ .CANDLES, Price's Belmont HOBS,Tasmanian and Kent , :, 'pORK WINE, hhds. and qr.-casks ' ■■'> '< RUM, hhds. and qr.-casks JAMS, Hobart Town BOTTLED FRUITS, Morton's and Crpsse and Blackwell's BACON, McConnell's. G-. W. BINNEY. TTMMENSE BAEGAINS! '.. .' ■'. EVEEYBODY SHOULD CALL AT W 1 L LI AM E YE E' S ENNISKILLEN HOUSE, | " VICTORIA STREET, W.h;p is now offering to the Public a Large Lot of DRAPERY AND MILLINERY GOODS. ' VilOO.'Ladies'Bonnets, in. Silk Velvet (newest fashion), ' ,1' '. . ■ IQs^ach, worth 25s ' 100 pairi first choice Josephine Kid Gloves, 3s per 1000! yards Heavy Scarlet Flannel, Is 3d to Is 6d pei 1000 yards Hpyle's Prints. 6d to 7d per yard ■ Ladies' Wool Clouds Collarets * , , . j Elizabethan,Eeughs, ( , .. Sri'ih Cross-overs l ■' " Fancy Polkas' Children's Hats. Is each . ! " 100 pair 3-Crown Mole Trousers, 8s per pair . v >~O9! Maids' Kjd Boots, ll's to l's, 5s 6d to 6s per pai '" ■, . Chil4ren.'e do, 6's, to 9"s, 4s ; to 4s 6d-per pair j ' '"'.'•' .'Cashmere. House Boots, 3s6d per pair\ r,.... "-V2o(ip l yiads Horrocks' LoLgcloth, 36in., 6d per y ardj 1 ' J ">{;ti'< -:.:]'■: ;Also;:- ■;,■.:.: :.■'..,■■. ■:,,;.-■% \,y ' ■•■ AiGEEA'T VAEIET.Y1 OFv. , 'I i-FL'OWERS, -FEATHERS, AND FANC^ , g00d5,... ~"""..•■-;- --•i■ -?■ ■-''■• FOB ONE;MONTH-ONLY; *", GTVE A CALL And judge for yourselies,



TO-MORROW," -:i\* J THU.RSPAY, Afßgj* 177 CONTINUATION -OF' OLEA^G-OUT '■ ; '-/'' ri"" : SALE.- o?-.ifc."imJ TWELVE O'CLOCK NJDON^., -..,'*; ,:v- wiCtStT/EI orji i.! Queen''street,- SteS^ 1 Tnr'll^c6^^ANK. "n.:•;■• r-; j : Rv"^ARTH Ufto^ HAS been favoured with ihiafiructions ' frdm Mr o: Sniallrieid, who is retiring from 'business, to sell by auction, at his promises, Queen street. To-morrow (Thursday), at 12 o'clock noon, I Wfce\ ißepiaindetf of his'Mrge &* "VttijAlfie Stock o FANCY' GOODS,, Sckopl Requisites, Habferdashery tationery", Books, Toilet and Nutter* rßojuisites. cents, Vases, Parian and other. .Qrname&ts, &c.; Vheelbarrows, Dolls of ail kinds, and Toys of every description ; -Berlin Wool, Berlin "Wool-mmc and Patterns, ,&<s.<y ■ i ; V Yu-r\J i ; fj • '•■'• ' .". ' _ ..__.—~i.j |( f.,., (1 ~';. Vi_ ..■ Terms-Cash.' ' vCj;/ > J? The Glass Cases, Iron Safe, &c, will be sold next week. ■ • . ~ .;\- -'■■' smnfl THUES^AY^ A^Rlli' aj. ~1 ' C I T V M A •I^'T . SEWING MACHINES, with Plain Tables, , n « ; Qiiarter &Ad £laIJ TG«?es,Osffil>risjng '■ "all the 'latest IraprovenvSlts,_ by the justly celebrated and original Manufacturer, Howe BAGATELLE TABLES FANCY GOODS, &c. ■ i [>• ••■" r ff ff? yfi ViQVL GRANT- & M ORT 0 N HAVE received''instructions to sell . by auction, at the City Mart, on Thursday, April 17, at 11 o'clock, An Invoice of .Sewing Machines, Bagatelle .' •■•'-■" Tables, Fancy "Goods,_ &c, &c. Terms at Sale. — - -H.JJE . FRIDAY, APRIL IS. TWO "WOODEN' HOUSES FOE EEMOVAL. B. TONES & Cp f : , nT HA\YE been instructed by the Government to sell on Friday, at 12 o'clock, 4 Two Large "Wooden Cottages, situated at upper end of Chancery street, Noftb side.. ]To be removed •J ' within one week of day of sale. TUESDAY^ APRIL 22. r^ B R U N S W.I. C X M O T. n VALUABLE-BUILDING SITES, GRAFTON ROAD & SYMONDS STREET. - By Oedeb qt City Improvement Commissioners. .^aiaalT B. TONKS & CO. HAVE been instructed to Mi, on Tuesday, April 22, -& -14 VEEY VALUABLE : BUILDING ALLOT ;'; MENTS in Symonds street and Grafton L road, on lease for 99 years. '■■■'■ TUESDAY, APRIL 22.-'- B R U NSW' I- C. X' ' f^^A R T. SALE OF CITY ENDOWMENTS. ■By Oeder of ;City Council. . B. PKttTESai&L1 CO. HAVE, bjeen■. instructs His "WortMp1 the 'Mayor to 1 oner" for" L^Ssp, on Tuesday, April 22,' at 12 6'clock, for a term of fifty years> : " adv .'■THE'FOLLOWING' VALUABLE BU;tLJSN"G ... Wo -, ■ r-SI TUS.;- : ifiH«.d« Section3l— . ■ ... ■ .-•■ :■• •■'• .n.'iowOTl Lofs 7 and 8, corner, of Queen street and 'approach ■ •■;•■; ,to new Market House r ilsla " Lot 12, corner of Cook and Grey streetsl •"" Lot 27,.corner of Albert and AVellesley streets Section 35 — Lots 17 and 18, corner of Mount agcLgyinonds streets " Lot 10, Symonds street. r , -.. THURSDAY^APRILS. , J» B. TONES & CO. received 'instructions' from il ji r . p. Vraonizan, who is about leaving by the to seU;by publje auctidjn, atlZo^ock, ""A1" SPLENDID FARM, situated at the Waiwera Eiver r Hot.Springs,,cpntfiinrug about 120 acres of good'land;' 30 acres cleared and partly in grass. There is a new House, 28 x-jUKasfctea + ;i" Iwons the f&rm, Virieyard of 1 acre well wanted ' with vines and Fruit. Trees, now in fulLbear ing ; this part is fenced with strong pointed palings. A large and substantially built stock yard and sfiedsare erected on the property. Also a great number of Kauri .^rees en the '"(} *' boundary., whiehlat present'are:of greatl value. ' 4 Allotments at Kiverhead, a few yards from Mr Good's Hotel. , \V • \ ■ i Hoiisehold Furniture ana Effeots. tiol .'■- h-ya- • T g' r - m ' s '. c ' a^h ; N B;—l^he above property is worthy of inspection, as it is really well situated. For full particulars ,app}y, to fche Auctioneers.,, 1 r., -... v ■:,-, ban ..;) THURSDAY, APRIL 17, ELEVEN O'CLOCK ( A.M..,. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION. A 'FIEST-CLASS INVESTMENT. A LARGE ORIGINAL ALLOTMENT, Corner of Queen-street and Karangahape Road... , rnritr ■■;. ... --.i • \ •- ■' . : ;■.'■:. viOUa E. ARTHUR HAS been favoured witli instructions to sell' by: auction, at his Mart, Queen-street, on Thursday, 17th inst., at 11 o'clock a.m., That Large and Well-situated ALLOTMENT, situated at the corner of -Qu«en-street and Karanga hape Eoad, having about 150 links frontage to Queen street, and 250 links to Karangahape Eoad. ' I position aMd size of ttts Alldtm^ntniakerir'well worthy the attention of Capitalists or Speculators. ~ Friday, April is. ■' ": MSSOG'iinr SIDE-BOA^lb, ENGEAVmGS, MILITARY CHEST X>R.A.WEKS, BEDROOM.I ■ AJOQ uHO.TTSEHQB© FURNITURE Removed to the Mart for Convenience of Sale. ,i r TTHE Subscribers bave received in- J_n struptions to selj, at Jhe^affdila^t, fofjsqfeet, on Friday, lSth inst., at eleven o'clock, Mahogany Side-board Cheffonnier, six Rimu Chairs and Couch and »m Chairs in Green Damask. Loo Table, American Leather Couch and Arm Chair, Bimu Hall Table, two Chairs, Gilt iV n-"'Misrorv rLarge,- Engravinja; ',;Maitary Chest * tTjiSwwh,l '-Patent-^ffirife oAahferp-Irbn Tank, ■ Galvanised Iron, &c.. &c. Also, 1 ca^e, (10 Hats. 3AMUEL COCHRANE & SON, Auctioneer?,. - >-*.. :.^ii