LONG DRIVE GOLD MINING COM PANY.

rrrirr annual meeting of the Long Drive Gold ISrSmpW took place at Mr Chaa. TSi's office, this day, atnoon. Mr Sari ♦whitman of the company, presided, and the chanrnan harelioldcrs pregent . \£ Sill read the minutes of the last i »,«! an extraordinary meeting, and Ztss of tho chairman and mine .xnanngeV for the past year. n,i Tv, n /.tnrs' report was read as follows :— T he Directors v Company's mine rlurinfr the The opera«ons ™ entjrely cotlflned to the tribute P»st year n«V IOVC l o f the Knranni Hill tunnel, wHh'thcl exception of the prospecting level driven ft2^]sigrf oSwiHite workings will be found in the Mii e *iwnvcr icTel! although not productive of im- T« ♦ r«nlts has proved satisfactorily that the Jflp^ro he upper ground still exists in a well !?tt fn(i promißiriß body of stone at a depth of w!po"ar§B below the level at which it was last nrVpfl and iudßinß {rom its underlie and distance ZnnAt Sho over bounrlarv it is. likely to continue tatoo Ctempany I (tround to a depth beyond which minfltahlp minitiE cannot be carried. P The various rich but small leaders in the upper levels discovered and worked by the Tribute, also add materially to the speculative value of the deeper portions of tho Company's mine ...... . Your Directors have given their best attention to the subject of dealing with this deep ground, as upon its profitable development the wholo future of your Dropcrty now depends. Attempts have been made to brim? about an amalgamation with other companies, with a view of lessening to each of ths companies con cerned the heavy expenditure necessary for doep mining Tho icpeatcd failures of all negotiations in this direction have convinced your directors that no gystoin of co-operation arising out of an amalgamation is likely to bo adopted. It is therefore proposed to make such arrangements with adjoining companies as will enablo their works to be turned to account for opening your mine at. lower lovels ; failing in any satisf.itory aereomont of this naturo it will bo neces sary to adopt independent means to test the value of the property in depth, and to this end it is expected that the rc::;rvo fund in hand will be found fully The balance-sheet shows that the available assets of thG company represent a large amount by LI2 14s 3d than at tins time last year, notwithstanding the ex penditure of 1.500 on the Shntovor drive. Tho retiring director 13 William Earl, who is eligible for re-lection. For the Directors, William Earc, Chairman. Auckland, August 20th, 1573. BALANCE-SHEET, From Ist August, 1872, to 31st July, 1873. EKOBIPT3. L s. d. Received for gold 10 10 7 Received for blacksmith's work .. .. c22IG 11 Received for timber sold 205 1 7 Received for tailings sold 19 5 2 Eecoivca from Long Drive Tribute— Material sold 70 13 G Received from fixed deposit account .. COO 0 0 Receivmi from interest on fixed deposit account.. .. 30 0 0 11,733 5 7 - ■ ■ .. _______ EXPENDITURE. L a. d. Ovei draft-Bank of Now Zealand .. 78 0 8 ■\ywea 890 IB 0 Shotovor drivo ... 600.0 0 Charges:— " Timber 328 0 5 Ironmongery and iron for smithy, &c. 231 8 7 Crushing 9 0 0 Coal SO 2 6 License M? J? 2 Highway rates 7 0 5 Xaw expenses .. .. • • • • jj f* 5i Stationery, stamps, advertising, &c. .. 23 12 0 Miscellaneous .. ••• ■• • J* J ' Balance—Bank of New Zoaland .. .. C* 3 2 Total .. .. ... .. ~.,., ..L1783 6 7 ASSETS (Exclusive ef value of mine, imithy, &c.) J Uncalled capital -1,200 shares at S3s 4d i per sharo 2,000 0 o Fixed doposit account 2,000 0 0 Long Drivo Tribute—loan .. .. .. 1.000 0 0 Long Drive Tribute—Long Drive's share of balance of assets 280 8 O Balance—Bank of New Zoaland .. .. «* ■:» 2 Smithy accounts owing « i n Timber.. .. .. •• ... •• |5 1 0 Timberonhand .. :'.' •■ •• *__ .. |, ... . -- - \i i L 6.434 3.7

Mr Earl, in moving the adoption of the reports and balance-sheet, expressed his regret that the shareholders took so little interest in tho state of the company.s affairs that with one expection none but directors . were present, j , Having shown that thore was every probability, ot the mine becoming more valuable, Mr Karl said the directors thought it advisable to await the result of tho working of other oom panies in the deop ground beforo incurring any expense in that direction themselves. He hoped before long that arrangements would be made which would ■ enable them to set about the work in con junction with adjacent companies. Having alluded to the collapse of the pro posed amalgamation with the All Nations Company, owing to that company not carry ing out the terma of the arrangement, the Chairman moved the adoption of the report.

Mr Murdoek seconded. . ' Mr Johnson proposed an amendment that £1200 out of tlie reserve fund be paid as a dividend to the shareholders.

The Chairman explained the necessity of maintaining tho reserve fund. One reason was that they might at any time bo obbged, as tho report stated, "to adopt independent means to tost the value of the property in depth;" and another reason was that there were several adjacent blocks which it was highly desirable the company should hold money to bo able to purchase if it should be ; deemed advisable. _ | Mr Johnson expressed himself as dissatis fied with the reasons assigned. _ *% **£*'§ some one would second his motion to t««it the opinions of the shareholders. ■ Captain Daldy gave further reas<aw for Mr Johnson's suggestion (if adopte«i .not being likely to " prove beneficial to the pro spects of the company. The amendment, not having boon seconded, fell through. < The adoption, of the report waa then agreed to unanimously. On tlie motion of Mr Nathan Mr W. Earl was re-elected a director of the company. Mr Macky having been elected auditor for the ensuing year, the meeting terminated with the customary vote of thanks to the Chairman.

At the inquest, yesterday, on tho 3roung man (Henry Brown) who was found drowned by the wharf, Sergt. Jamoa Baiter, in hia evidence, stated that there wu no chain or protection of any kind on the edges of the wharf to save seamen in the dark from fall ing into the water, and if a man was > return ing to his ship in a state of intoxication, and should perchance stumble,' a watery grave would most likely be his destiny. _ The re marks wera made in reply to questions from Dr. Philson, in the hope that the Press would notice the disregard of human life publicly evidenced by the insecure con dition of the wharf. The jury were also of opinion that the notice of the Harbour Board should be drawn to the fact, although it was not shewn that the unfortunate sailor fell, from tho wharf, as he was last seen in Hdison-street, Sailors are not usually Good ijPiplars, and when on shore they frequently haunt the temple of Bacchus, not from real badness of heart, but from a natural exuberance of spirit after weekf or ninths of liinitafcion on tho omn.

SECOND EDITION.

Provincial Loan Bill.

(From our Special Corrcspondont.)

"WELLINGTON

This day, 4 p.m

I have mixed freely among the Northern and Southern circuits and find that the Government have saved their positions by this rapid and radical change. Had the Government adhered to their original propositions the financial scheme defeat was certain.

The present scheme is a platform built by the late Southern members exactly, consequently the Southern members accept it, but no peana are sung, the general sentiment being that such total changes in the great principles of policy show insecurity in the position of the country. The Northeners suddently accept the position in the hope of doing better again. There is a feeling that the land in the North Island will be locked up at a pound an acre for many yeaas. They can neither be settled nor pledged for Provincial works, the purchase being in the hands of the General Government.

It ia intended to build up tho Native De partment, and -will bo nsed for political pur poses. It is intended to divide the Northern members by an unfair allocation of the plunder, Auckland receiving a quarter of a million ; not her share, whether we consider population, revenue, or lands purchasable. This has already caused a split in the Northern camp. Mr Fitzherbert is satisfied with the pro posal. There will be a debate, but no division.

The Wizard of the South has again per formed one of his astonishing feats of leger demain. He has simply given the caucuses all they had asked for. It is clear, however, that Mr Vogel in his provincial loan scheme has been putting the dray, seeing the coach approaching the brink of the precipice.

Petition from Messrs Erogden

Mr Fitzherbert will present, to-day, a peti tion from Mr Brogdon, praying for relief for loss in introducing immigrants, on the grounds,—First, because thoy en tored into tho performance of the work in tho belief1 that tho Government or Agent-General would not do anything to prejudice the firm. Second, the firm had no reason to believe that tho Government would vary the terms upon which they would carry on immigration as regards money payments ; third, the Agent-General firmly believes they would have no difficulty in'recovering the passage-money, etc., from immigrants ; fourth, tho firm were led to understand that the extent of the works entrusted to them would require the full number of men termed in the immigration agreement, whereas the works entrusted to the firm were not ,- sufficient Jbo employ the men actuallyfintroduced, and the firm were put to expense in maintaining the men though they had no works to employ them on. Fifth, atfer of making the agree ment with the firm, the Agent-General altered the terms upon which Government immigrants were introduced and required the amount to be paid -by the latter to much below the amount the nrm were Obliged to chargo in ordor to repay themselves for actual cost. Sixth, the Agent-General actually sont out Government immigrants in the same ship with the firm's immigrants under terms P"*ch below those required from Messrs Brogden's immigrants, thereby rendoriDg the latter disappointed. Seventh, a large number of the firm's immigrants had dosorted their employment chielly on account of the difference in tho amount thoy had to pay for passages. The total immigrants introduced by the firm was 1,299, ,and 219 remained mi their service. The rest had dosened. Ninth, the firm cannot trace those who deserted without very great expense, as the law renders proceedings abortive. Tenth, the colony had secured tho services of a large body of men, ib the serious' loss of the firm.

AUCKLAND STOCK AND MINING REPORT.

QUOTATIONS: August 20, 1873. Noon. , Closing" Prices. Business done. Bt , yoriL " Sellora. L s. d. Ls. d S. B. InauranceCo. ..4250d.... 2 '0 0.. ' - • Caledonian L17.L1C... - .. 10 0 0 Union Beach 27a.... — .. — BriffhtSmile ;. ..955.... — .. — Prido of Tokatea 33.... — .. Bkck Angel... • * - »>• ~ Coliban ° 3 °-- ~ n Tookey (double) •• — .. « 7 o Cure...... 155.... — .. q — Kn'H^d1:::::::::::::::::: - :: 05 0 Harbour View — .. »iv » JOHErn NEWJtAN, . Clialrman.

THE EVENING STAB, FRIDAY, AUGUST 29, 1873



NO. 180, QUEEN-STREET (Opposite .Darby's Thlstlo Hotol). O H EA P SAL E at the above premises FOR FOURTEEN DAYS. Reducing Stock preparatory to Important Alterations. BON A FIDE BARGAINS. In addition to the Reduction of Price, a Disceunt of FIVE PEE CENT, on all Parcels of L 2 and upward. HUMBUG about this SALE, but Fourteen Days of REAL BARGAINS In Clothing Hats Hosiery Tweeds Portmanteaus Baga &0., J^_ &c< &■ NOTE A PEW OF THE PRICES:- (X 11 Tweed Trousers, from .. „ Keversiblo Coats, from ™ « Black Coats, from • fi Waterproof Coats, from ? " White Shirts, from % Crimean Shirts, from £ Felt Hat 3, from • ■ •' , « Tweed Bats, from A largo lot of Tweeds, from 2a Od per yard. Ah. Othe* Goops B»mto IS PKoror.Tio N . Cheapest Outfit in Auckland- SALE COMMENCES TO-MOBROW (SATURDAY), SAMITB|L COOMBS? 1 m m, qym*RW®<-



I "TOP. A. PHILIPS, ESoT ' O N SALE ' TO YE SHILLINGSI BBWAffib^ jJ"B W SEASON TEAS! I \>J t> ii tt j -*- Lost, on I'riday last, between Mr Owens, — ' __ _,„. rp TrT? nvnvn^Tf'VPTi <>nno nke3 Laiß.lwe thT^dersigned Bate Ex &l£gSg)|g £™S£SSwSH Sort' Qnd WS Pkdge °UrSolVeß l° KiV° y°U °Ur GEO- W> BINNEY' Service Hotel. for samples at our stores. & GRAnAJyt Your obedient servants, — ; ~ ' "NTOTTriW OP "RFiMOVATj ____— — • n-\^Z;^AS^rvl^ M AIZEI MAIZE!! MAIZE!!! JSOIiCJ. OJ^MVIUVAJ, _____ a gOcT ET Y . Yon der Heyde, Andrew Stewart, William _O_ i \J J^J^nSSK'j.VbSre f: *° N»___k«_-; CAKTERS, AND J. M 0 TlO N ConC e rt cannot take J^.^j^ftS Baundew. w. T. Porter, G. W. Owen/.8. OTHERS. -rfcim<!! fn Tbnnlr liis Pitrnnq <md tlio two ; Ha i'dn s Seasons is the BU^^« 4 Cass, and6oothers. _ gJ_li-& to Inanic nis .rations ana tiie practice on Tuesday next.— W. Biudson, August 28, 1873. „„, T 7 „ ~ nTT _. _ Amtmo -*-' Public for their past suppoi t, and to announce fr Qe»«o+ni.w ■ • ' On Sale, ex Lalla Bookh, CHEAP QUILTS that he has REMOVED his business from the Old **on- .Secretary. ! TO lvTPqc-RC! BVCSO-NT WAVTTC AND 2000 BAGS GOOD PEED MAIZE,1 Market to No. 21, New Market, where ho hopes by _, Al . maT> AY A lf'l xv Mi_CsS)t\&. uxaujx, WAiiJii, i-.t iTrTrnmo. strict attention to business to merit that sharo of - TvSfcv ij^Oll 1 A. rt A- i> ii. J^J-» OTHER RATEPAYERS SIGNING TJIL At 4s 6d per bushel by the single bag. CHEAP BLANKETS? patronago which has been accorded to him for tho drtßKfc^f^v Jj NELSON I'ICTON, WEL ABOVE REQUISITION. GEO. W. BINNEY. past aix yeara. „.,.,,„ , „ , SKKkfIX^INGTON, LYTXBLTON. AND . CHEAP SHEETINGS! Oysters, Fish, Toultry, and Eggs, in jjSggfiSSsfiSQavmw CHALMERS. 03| /^ENTLEMEN, -In compliance 7^ J A L E ' ' TheNZSS Comp an7sir ,- ~" _B VT with your request I offer my services to ropre- fj| By the Undersigned, CHEAP MANCHESTER GOODS ! T3VH E E AND EASY.—Day and inej^- * ~ .-.,,., sent your interests in the CounciL I shall take an J ° IT „„_ -o v *• „„ to. ,„!,!>,«i« irilOeDe, —^ opportunity of further addressing you. EX PHO^, ioJKBST S&^SS^^SSS. * W^, Commander, from Onchunga, on MON -1 Your Sent servant, 30 KEGS LYTTELTON BUTTER. streets. Admission, One Penny. DF^fr^hV« paSSlppi to^ P. A. PHILIPS. GEO. W. BINNEY. F°rfreightOrPffißE3 P& d\IDY, Auckland; . SEWING MACHINES. A. BARNES, Onehunga; CHEAP SALE at Coombes'Branch Store, — ~ ~ SOILED BLANKETS AT Or- K. S. LEDGJSR. Crahamstown, ISO, Queen-street (opposite Darby's f\ JN b „ _ J^ °v * A RARE uiTANCE FOR THE WORKING MAN. — " Thistle Hotel), commences To-morrow. (See \J By tho Undersigned, .. nnr<rT . _ T?Tft __ -moP UDNEY advertisement.) XO w landing ex xalia uookh, BEDUUEU FKIU ES . r p Q m&]lQ rQQm for ft ]ap(?0 ex j/JKk Jf ° it D jK J j T . : ■ — 2000 BAGS SYDNEY MAIZE. -»- City of Auckland, I havo BEDUCED tho price ,JH|k^KVV WANTED to Purchase, a Four- " GEO. W. BINNEY. fflKS^^^^ SOBE* Tho FIVVOIUe RcguUr roomed House, detached and accessible from . - . ottbinet table, Lfl 10a. wffi™^ A7ir.a f^giviprnn a main thoroughfare; price, Ll5O. Also, one or moro ■ _ . _, I ATKINS Every Machine guarantoad. AUtB \jtuuuuu) Building Allotments, Newton district : city side of^v ]Sf SAL-^ «.. ax*vx xi o J " p Cajiteßj commaudor, will sail on TUE3DAY, N?^ toiV.?? ad Preferred- .tT ~, nAit n ,, MAa \J By the Undersigned, Tjie Fitiino Shop, Vulcan Lane. 2nd Sept.mber, 1873. Jo°mSC^ EX UAiT AV , BSrau ANn elberslik, \X7IBHES to call Special Attention For^ht «SS siao»arla^b. APPlyt° SAMUEL WELLS. ' ljso o BAOiOTA COOA TS. VV TO BUILDBIIB. , 129jQue°nStreOt GEO. w. BINNEY. sheets ouilts T EN3DERS wiU be receiv6d the T7OR NAPIEB WA-wrn-o-n , n «ft,l TJ T-n _—- . STOCK OP BLANKETS, SHEETINGS, QUILTS, X Undor S i(,'ned until 4v.m of MONDAY. Scp- tsZLsgb®!^ Jj AJNIJIIJJ, a USeiUl .Jjacl , v°- f-\ R SALE tombev I. for Repairs to Dwelling-houses in Welles- !oO|jKs_w DIRECT ferences required.— Apply on Saturday Even- I 9 ih^nrflf'nt.l LONG CURTAINS, TAELE LINEN, CALICOS, ley-strftot, and tho New North Road. -S^SiSeg&B* Ing, between six and eight o'clock, at the Junction uj tnc unaorsifcncu, Sneciflcations at my office, Quoen-atreet. . ;</ Hotel, Epsom. X x PUNOESS ALICE, TOWEL LLNG 3 , TICKS, and MANCHESTER P' UKllA?iS^ect. Thr> , a 1250 bags Lyttolton Potatoes , c «S+nr nf thp TTTANTED, a General Servant.— 100 .. „ Oats GOODS of all Descriptions, which are offered TO THE RATEPAYERS OF THE CITY BWUiuwouu JLjSiK^ loc^esMcConnell-snams and Bacon. AUCKLAND. will leave for the above TO-MORROW (Saturday), at : ;, d N S A L: E -_/„.■«.'■_',,. T ADIES AND GENTLEMEN,— °Pm-' XT7ANTED, a Boy to make himself V^ By the Undersigned, LOW«r Prices than Charged by any Jj Having served yoxi faithfully during the past „. rnsnonsible for accidonls in -hipping, carrying, YV Renerallyu-seful.-Apply at Farrow's (late „. T . vp AWTIWt . ftV two years in tho City CouueU. I beg agafn to offer Not responsible for accidenis m .nifipmg, y Porter's) Dining Rooms. ■ ISX JANh AMitr.bON, Wnii«« in tliA flitw nf AiipTrlanil myself for re-olection. Should you favor me with t y s , 1W) TONS OAMARU FLOUR. MOUSG in T/OB UXTJy OI itUCJUana- yo u r conadenco I shall continue to watch your or discharging lire stock. WANTED, a Housemaid. —Apply GEO. W. BINNEY. -____ n erM ? remain, youcs obediently, . z&xo Gooda received for Napier, by Star of \hf) at Farrow's (late Portor's) Dining Rooms. j F. L. PRIME. |. T>T?T NC E OT? WALES THEATRE Anglosea street, August 29. 1873. South, after 3 p.m. WANTED, a General Servant, by l^h Ui Z-L. H. A. has JUST OPENED a HEAVY TI£B EATEPAYERS O p THE CITY ¥orfr9ightorpw applyto , ?T Mrs T. Peacock, Seafickl View, near Park Lessees Messrs Collier & Co. qj, AUCKLAND, Jior ireigm or pissage .tpiuy iv WANTED n r^^ble^^tirfo THIS <&"* AUGUST *°' " T ADIES AND GEOTLEMEN,-It was :; j W to FIRST GRAND FASHIONABLE NIOHT, SHEETINGS AND QUILTS, JLi nob my mtenWto offer myself as a , ,G. W. P, iend, M 2, Queen street. wm bo prosentod RobortsoM's Charming Play, in throo cf ididate for the Ke-Election of Councillor iIU . ' aeU, cutltlud, „„„,„ n , lT «nnr«< n.n,l nnnli+t^ is tlio lost at tllO forthcoming MectlOn, but, Oil tho SOU- f IIN Di\.lj£i, tO iiniVe, VargO Ul JJOOI* WANTED, by 4 gentleman, Board p A " T V] Bame numbors and q™W*» "«tho last bhlP" citation' of a large- number of ratepayei-s,, I v| .Cantarbniy Potato*,e* AmaranS. and Rosidenco within oasy distance of Queon o A o x J!j . .... , innfanofl »ftTf> tho have complied. If you think my past aotions ' « GEORGE SIBBIN. street. -Address, riving tprms «n.l other purtlculnra, Goorgo Dalroy Mr Waltor Bontloy menv > wmcnm every mawnw guTe me j^ tho Counoil justify you in recording your - ' ■ ' = ____L 0"111011 orhatest sa^action. -tos inmy favour { shaU be thankfuf for sfajgLMt & WANTED, Parties to Contract for Fell- Old Ecoloa Mr O. W. Collier your CiOlDg SO. iS! ing and Cutting 1000 or moro Tona Sam Oerridge Mr Lachlan Mctiowan lam, ggSl^^^SA M .-r.. 1 • c it>i i Eatlior Ecclea ~ .. .. Mrs Waiter riiii • <i •■ xoura obediently ' r ■ ... 4£sv^w*B^vSl*Hißir>4a9 . *J: of Firewood ; aiao, a few good Bußlunen and Mardhi<>nosß st Mftur ; mlm Lixild Bu«ho. HENRY ISAACS or v A iifwo TitT^Tt PARTH CUTTINGS two pair, Pit Saw y er ß .-E. Gibbons, One- FINLAY'S TWILLED SHEETINGS, ALL HENRY ISAACS^ ; -— C°aOlaii:^XfTZi VMWtf WIDTHS ' mENDßßSarcrequcstedfortheUnloading: ON THE .MAIN-ROAD TO KAU WANTED, Two Boys for a "Flax- THE YOUNO WIDOW, WIDTHS, , ; |_ from hold ! o£ the ship Countess of KAPAKAPA.^ « a,"»»«: ago, from 10 to "n.yoara,-ApplT to TO-MORROW EVENING, tho Great Sensational M per yard lower in price. Kintore, now lying at Queen-street Wharf, , ■'.',, nffl ~o Mr Soorgie, Hobson-strcet. Irish Drama KATHLEKN MAVOURNEICN. and Bafe Delivery in the Eailway lingine Superintendent s Oflicc, n •,;" shed at Newmarket, of about 15 tons of Iron __ XTTVnil>a r Auckland, 26th August 1873, WANTED, a resncctablo Boy — Dress circle, 3s ; stalls, 2s; Pit-one shilling. pasting in one piece, the contractor to take rfJENDEBS ior the ai?ove worn are Tolrtnr Ai^Unrinr i*lon» r J' Box Plan at Messrs Upton & Co.'s, Queen-street « • Tenders to be sont in by 12 o'clock J- invited, and wUI be received at this office till I"dOrA'"""""'1"'""": , »>,.,. Tlok.l, en b. 0M,iu.,u,a...». . tm .d dM!, 000 D QUALITY TOILET QUILTS, S Slbtt fcSTSd^SI to j7bC Di™. -«^f?^sl»«ln. lti O?.SSX°Sbnc W Aa;.£r to-A^ sISTiW AFN u D N?A^y Ao D FT SI ,^^.— sr JolmErosdo"& ■* AlbertB"" :22sa.ssasss^^-r.f WANTED.by avcpoot.blo elderly "™ WLLIAM^IIANOH. s¥-E¥?7BrrT^, v ; ;;; y , YV poraon. a Situation as Housekeeper.-Apply milE undersigned having formed them- Tfr mr\ T\in*vn it ii?f-T? QT7B At THE OCCIDENTAL SpTEL, m,, : , - ■"; _~.'•" by letter to Mrs Forbes, Borneo. J 8olve(J in^a.Committeo. for the receipt DITTO DITTO (LAEGE SIZE), . _ MAMMOTH TURTL B imotKer A XJOKLAK.D HARMQNIC ! f and administration of donations to the above i r I 1 "^^ f-^ tho Kinff of tho Cannibal /( ': ■ SOCIETY, «,) Uu ,«i ««r« WANTED, Six or EigKt Shoo- fund, those contributing or coUectbg are , ~,, ~. ~. ; *«>m 18a Od. liflmfS "Thakombau *SK« li'"aul''7 ~, .0 1 rS makers used to the Bench.-Apply it roqueted to communicate with them. ; .^l 8 ' Turtle STon Tueßdav " ' [Established for the Practice ef Part Muaic.}'-' Parker's, Queen street I J (Sigued) .. , ~f fl If f X^oi^OOMS WANTED, a Good Gonori F. SPLENDID QUALITY QUILTS, ; ■■.■ •, ■■-^ - ' i 011 A!cLd ss^er wrcaulrwl--Applyattt s—~x — G 8 ....... , 8 Bc « ttaAuol a an( ,» fr a nla iou gi9flM ;TENBi;aB will b^r^HJ? Ui as^^:i=-; . L M -^ •«■ jk- 'O , Bert to Auckland. B«yards 10ng,.198M j J. 2 p in. on MONDAY, Ist Soptomber, for fitting Secretary: \Mr R, Clark. '.'. ~r^ r WA NT ED, aMrst-cIaSS Gonor^l f, 0 B NTE A L HOT U L i . U&an^p^c^S>Snbeaeenat M rH J£ ,sox>-ai I2S3^JjSR3ffIBP^«J- Female Servant, for the Hamilton Ilotol, ~..-• offlce : ,9o»soJ< .- ■ , i ■ ■ ■■■ -'. ->\-'" ■■ '■ ■■ •'"'■[ "<tJ~? Hamilton ; references required.—Apply to Messrs J. ': ' . .... ~( i ~ , , „.;,,, ~.»'; ■■ ' --■'* ! Gaxnmrifinti Highley and Co., Auction Mart, Queen-street. \ (OPPOSITE AUCKLAND SAVINGS BANK), "' ' '—i— ' "RilrflrsV ny othir Mr ggffiCrf "^^^'^Afitin , L I-;-;. ■ LIUIUJI-EiliO , .BaKerS , Or OEXier Henderson „ Reed ,; , TITAN^ED, arespoctable Youth, as '! ' ii: QUEEN STREET.: i DITTO DITTO, 3" YARDS LONG, | i^^^ Qo^^a^STty^, "SSey'"' ■ ll^Li': W Abprontico to a Chemist and Druggist.;*- j D iacod.—Address P.S., Post-office, Auckland, ■ ; j ,''Saxtori' , 4 ~ Ja'gger ■'~. Apply to J. W. Itobinson, Clicmist and Druggist, •. / i 22a 6d; worth 30s. ■ ——— ' '•'' ''■' "'; — ' —"v. 'I '„ Cooper" ' " ~ D. GoMfe Parn°lL L Tho'undersfgn^begstdinformniflfrlendißndthe TQ BUTGHEES AND OTHEES.! -r» }~, v mertfM^«suoeTHlS(Thilrsdar) W Apply, Gaeuneu, Dining Kooma. I entire renovation of the establishment ' TpQ be Disposed of (in COllsequene6| wJTberf"^_ e- tlomen who have a knowledko 'oj -1—- : [ the BAR 4 LARGE SELECTION ; OF LONG . A,, t ;-?K^M^ W^S,£LCSi?.S?i^ ftS»S2«MB3iA DS-Sr=! cuetains.^ IHs^SSr^' H S^":^ '. " tee""' eachof tho bost Canterbury Bacon, sold at the low Liquoura of the Choicest Brands. r'\Ur\\ ■-■■<■>■■.- • . . > • :! ..n, M;.; City Meat Bazaar, Queen-street. , ; ... ■■- ..... ... prico ol 8d per 1b ; best In the town BJd by .the half- In Net, Musllu, Lens, &c. ; "" r~^ ~' ' ' .- - j • ~, ' ~ . '... "r lpl?^^*T™s^^^ : T ECHNIOAL OLAl^.| SU™: ; '■■ '■ ri"i and comfort of costomera. _. ~~ "**' MECHANICS' . INSTITUTE, .' . (REGISTERED). ■_ '-^ WANTED, a thorough Sorv^j THE BEDROOMS BLACK^IIKS, Tho classes win meet aT^hoTaU of tho institute, at! A OALL (the Bth) of One :Shilli^ u„ , re/ er<; n<*3 «»onlred.-Apply to Miss Ware, fa Eo . furnls hed and thoroughly repaired. , ; . m; , m -.\ JTsJIOT 7.33-p.m., as follows:- • -^-^ per Share hasi Thta Day been.made by tAa Salisbury-street, PamelL lerenHhlng done that wilconduce to^ecouifori pricfifl> ; Architoctural and ff reo Hand Drawing, Mr Sturto- '%£*?&2B®^2!^i^Y?SZ& WANTED, an experienced General °(^^ \ ■ \ 'V^^^^^SS^S^ »^ ?81 L f. a. white, « Servant.—Apply at Montague's Fancy THE CAFE • • ; September; Thursday, 4tli ditto. n * a x -> -•■• ■:•• - ■ ■ ■'■ Manag«. Bazaar- [ haa beenfltted up in a first-class, style, and wlU> teSaftSfe SuS**1" 1 -Tuosdfly '2ad Sep"; •. Auckland, August 25,1878. . WANTED, some Good Bushmen.- "^aSSSSffi?qualified cook. ! The low-priced Colored Silk*, being all sold, fer Taibot-Tuesday. 2nd September; ; ;_ _____ __, Apply Holdshi P & Co., custoin-houso-stroot ' Q BETTER QUALITIES are Rednoed . '. — I __.^«'m TO r »irna nniT vatjti ' : Stfees: 6sCdpor quartor, for each class, payable in DAY OF loliAiNiJa L>UKLt l_iil/, WANTED, a Steady Working I).?- wishes particularly to intimate that ev«y at- to COST PRICE. advance. t „X> Partner with a small Caiital; a Good tention will bo given to Ids customers. Members of these Classes are not necessarJy BEBAKWATEE 2OAD. Templar P referred.-Apply by letter to J.K., Star AXT T An t? ~ :L ' members of the Institute. TALB OT, ;" - > -A offico. • DAKIJiL rAUH, • Secretary ' ' WANTED KNOWN that pbopbietob. ' WINTER DRESS MATERIALS, - | :100 TONS COAL ON SALE, ' W Mattresses. Bedding, Iron and Wood Bed- TO THE LOVERS OF THE MANLY JACKETS, SHAWLS, ETC., . TNBP BO I -OOOMBBS'I _ iteads, can be had at W. K. Hayward'B Now Commo- a-rt OTi1 SELF DEFENCE ' JL dious, Dry, and Clean Brick Premises, Wyndham Aitl vi aiuXjl- u.'garsr#" At Beduced Prices, i -*1 STOCK OF TWEEDS. n^ruv pit ott taw tree, ._» Queen .treet corner. | i^EETAINMENT — — -~—! '^ .C.HlffiiaY-.GILFIIAAN^ T^T ANTED KNOWN.-Theunder- fPENDEES will be received up €oj . QuQen street. . v ; .., , f > nIL.^SS^^^^^'BSRS gJS^r^2sst^ A LARGE LOT OP JCHEAPfI TWEEDS, J^^SoSffc^ST1" '" H',"-. ■''" ' i! l and Uncut Wood. Yards: Between Fort and Custom- p"^,enoa at S o'clock Tickets, 2a. T ! ■ Cll<'l"'. EDWARD BARTLEY, ______ — k houee street, next Isaacs' Bonded Store. commenoe a t o v m«, For Bo» f Wear, Just OMNBD. Builder, Alborkstreet. NEWTON HIGHWAY DISTRICT. :i mo BB LET, one door from Queen ' ■ : —— ■ T „ , , ; -—— _. WANTED KNOWN J- street, Wellesley street, Largo Premises at low ——— ___ rt T 4r-o nn A T3TVT TVT^iinf' THE prepat'ed. Assessment -LlSttOr AJNIJIiJJ _.I>UYV rentm ' anufaotor / or an y business. Particulars; TTTOODBINE PAEM, Mount ±. the &ar 1873-4 has this day'been left the ToU- Tv vq rLwrnwr.™ to bo had at WebVa Pianoforte attd Harmonium ATtTTVA TT ATQ VV EbskiU, containing 40 acrea, all feneed^and, houge , No wton, for the inspection ofßatepayers... <. r nr n «AriA;™hS,,fch rw Saloon, near St. Matthew's Church, Wellealey street, jjj-ery description of CLOTHING, HATS, sub(livided into five paddocks, with subatantiar stone; . A Meeting of Trustees to hear objections Of .any,) w^iwnwn from Victoria street Ealt to ' " TWEEDS walls, on which is erected a Dwelling-house and Out-: wi u be hell on the 30th September, at the Newton W^dSSn/rdooT'aK tSSJS?«S- THE AUCKLAND GYMNASIUM SHIRTS TWEEDS Academy, athalf- PaS tsi,p^ A. . .;. omcc. DKILL SHED &«., &C «?• For.partic^aPPl^ COOHBANE & SON, Chairman.: WANT>"Rn fcv a Binn-lo man with- TS open for Practice on Monday, j Fort-street. tt _— . ."■, nf—Lf/SLSm- J- Wednesday, and Friday Evenings, from eight to j : ; — r-—- "QOAED & EESIDENOE for four M^T&& %S&TSStrS^. teno-cloc. (^^ SAWN KAURLTIMBER. iI , U Utent]tme?ina -pectableprivate W.y.on country: has a knowledge of butchering and would 3Fffiff^ffduring the day U N.B'-WUI be opened in a few dajs to*™f ra S'JOT^idd^^rS>BSr splendidStockolNEWSUMMKß T7l O X 8 A L E , ■ :^^c4 Apartme.ts.-For addre^ a /P ly, at —* only 10g.per half-year. Tflos &opKlNgf GOODS. There will toe no adYWee JD In Auckland, ..■..■■■..■■ WANTED KNOWN, that D. Hon. Instamotor and Acting Treasurer, g n tho prices, M all the new stock to nnn^WWr X ATTRT TIMBER PRELIMINARY NOTICE.., Goidik is prepared to supply aU kinds of — — ' A __ M pttroHASBD BjV <JUV,UW Iflßl n awatj-rt<4 ■ - ! J2? nnHO -R A V B * CO » ftAnCTrt ., ra aA-HiSm BY «»I OF THE TB™ OF blocks Posts, Kails, Hardwood Ftlloos. Shaft., Ir»n T .COSGEAVE & CO. IKTO OPERATION " "" _»* *•« GEORGE TURRELL'S EbT APK Bwk and Blue Gum Lathi, Shingles, Ac., &c., at the J # IMIO OlTJSltAllun. . j yards: "Custom-house staeet and Breakwater Road. • ,-,.,. > ©west mai-ket price, at his Yards, Custom House- now holding an vessels Loaded at the Mill, Wangapoua, with VALUABLE FREEHOLD PROPERTIES. B^T—^— l T-^r-—"- EX TBAOBDINABY CHEAP SALE >' ' ?__t_ TO CLOSE^ACCOUNTS. f W william edgae,wiL heartily thinking ov , , HN A T|JK I N S', ELECTION OF SUPERINTENDENT. m HE Subscribers have received m -I^^^!!^^ DRAPERY AND CLOTHING (Uti Hay a^d Ho^ymaon. _ peovince .JLio^ff&^SSS^; Bince 1804 would respectfully intimate that an un- " M . -ffit OF AUCKLAND. -: •'- ear i y date in September, the following rroporues, with any other party or parties whatever Gentle- CANADA BUILDINGS, VX ■ that it Is my totention to offer myseU as a v ifosldence erected thereon, as now men'sTlotMng Wnetl,or Dyed,and Finished in a U **■ X> J*. ±> .IW Candidate for Election to the office of Superxntendent by Mrs William Morrin. very suwci ior manner. Ladies' Dresses and every \ ilU ,i A Vr^-c v T Q m-p t? wrp ■"" '"' oX this Provmce at the approaching General Election. newTON-11 Allotments^ imwi"hlo woven fabric Dyed and got up in a style QUEEN STREkI. . ... _. ~( Olfc '......,, WILLIAMSON. w ATPAJCEEE-Farm of 129 acres ;___^?_ ss^S _^__r [ iSiS^Bu.^;' '\TTANTED KNOWN—Highost moniums to'ba bold (Cheap) s«ho a Tlf ONBY to LEND on Promisaory aAMTJBL COO3KANE fr HOST -4