vegetables of all kinds, both in and out of season, exhibited by the Neglected and Destitute Children's Home. The exhibit to-day should be the means of attracting attention to this excellently conducted institute. It is quite evident that idleness is not a feature in the establishment. Messrs Hill, Fenton and "Hulbert exhibited a show case of hats and caps ; near which was a model of a line of battle ships exhibited by Mr Garnaut. This is a bea?>faj model, accurately constructed. The'foaj^yof inlaid tables, made out of New Zealand woods, was very good. Mr J. Lamb, of Eiverhead, exhibited Auckland grown wheat of excellent quality, averaging 63 lbs. to the bushel; also, the wheat manufactured into wheat meal into fine flour, and also into biscuits. This is evidence that wheat can be grown in Auckland. JUDGES. Section I.—From No. 1 to No 18: Messrs J. May. Kobert Bent, and Woodward. No. 18 to M : Rev. E. N. Bree and Dr. Home. No. 34 to 47 : Messrs R. Arthur, Robertson, and Andrews. Section III.—No. Gl to 70: Eev. Dr. Pur chas and Mr J. Stewart. No. 77 to the end: Captains Clayton and Daldy. Section IV. —Messrs J. Goodfellow, A. Martin, and R. Vaile. The following is the list of exhibits and awards :— ~ The initials HM. signify Honourable Mention. Section* I.—Agricultural and HORTICUL TURAL PRODUCTS. Red wheat, John George Hutchison Sample of wheat, James Downey. Second prize. Wheat and whole meal, Mr Cranwell Made from provincial wheat, fine flour, Mr Cranwell Wheat, Alexander P. Campbell Wheat (seed), Jakins and Wilcnx. First prize. Wheat, 1 peck Hallett's pedigree, B. Hobbs 1 sack of wheat, E. and E. Maclean Skinless barley, John George Hutchinson 1 sack of barley (Cape), R. and E. Maclean 2 sacks oats, James Wallace 2 bags oats, James Wallace 1 sample oats, Canterbury, James Coup l&nd. First prize. 1 sack oats, Thomas Paton. Second prize. 1 sack oats, R. and E. Maclean. First prize. Maize, Taranaki, James Coupland. First prize. Maize, Taranaki, John Jones. First prize. 1 sack of maize, R. and E. Maclean. Se cond prize. 1 sack of beans, R. and E. Maclean. First prize. 1 sack of white field beans, R. and E. Mac lean. First prize. ljsack of grey field peas, R. and E. Maclean. Second prize. 1 sack of sorghum, R. and E. Maclean. First prize. 1 sack of planter's friend, R. and E. Mas lean Hay, samples of, Albin Martin. First prize. Hay, 2 trusses, Edward Allen Lucerne hay, N.S.W., James Coupland Sample of meadow hay, R. and E. Maclean Sample of oaten hay, R. and E. Maclean Sample of wheaten straw, R. and E. Mac lean Linseed, 501b5,, W. T. Bassett. Second prize. Linseed, 1 bushel, S. C. Macky Linseed, .00 lba. W. Woodward. First prize. Linseed, Otahuhu, James Coupland 1 sack of linseed, R. and E. Maclean Millett, C. T. Wren. First prize. Broom material, C. T. Wren Potatoes, C. T. Wren Potatoes, J. C. Anderson Potatoes, Edward Plumley Potatoes, Thomas Clmrchiea Potatoes (new), round and kidney, George Dawson Potatoes, 50 Circular Head, William Wood ward. First prize. Potatoes, SOHobartTown, William Wood ward. Second prize. Potatoes, early, pink-eyed, Richard Pascoo. H.M. Potatoes (new), William Wall: First prize. Potatoes, Victorian, 3 samples, James Coupland. H.M. Potatoes, blue Derwent, 1 sample, Jamea Coupland. Second prize. Potatoes, J. Smith Potatoes, Thomas Paton 1 sack of potatoes, R. and E. Maclean 10 mangolds, W. T. Bassett. Second prize. Mangolds, J. Smith Mangolds, John George Hutchison Mangolds, Albin Martin Mangolds, C. T. Wren Mangolds, John Snodgrass Mangolds, J. C. Anderson Mangolds, James Wallace, First prize. Mangolds, Edward Plumley 6 mangolds, long red, W. G. Probert. Second prize. 6 mangolds, yellow globe, W. G. Probert Mangolds, yellow globe, R. Scarborough. First prize. Mangolds, James Wallace Sample of yellow globe mangold, R. and E. Maclean Sample of long red globe mangold, R. and E, Maclean Red beet, William Reay Beet, Edward Plumley Sugar beet, William Reay Sugar beet, J. C. Anderson Sugar beet, Edward Plumley 10 sugar beet, Silesian, W. T. Bassett White turnips, William Reay White turnips, Richard Paaooe Sample of turnip white globe mangold, R. and E. Maclean. First prixe. v jiede turnips, William Reay U&rrots, William Reay Cfirrots, C. T. Wren. First prize. Carrots, Edward Plumley Carrots, R. Scarborough Carrots, Richard Pascoe Sample of carrots (orange Belgium), Jt. and B. Maclean. Second prize. Collection of roots, J. C. Anderson Collection of roots, J. Braithwaite Cabbage, red, George Warburton Cabbages Cauliflour, J. C. Anderson Pumpkins, William Ireland Pumpkins, Mr Cranwell Pumpkins, J. C. Anderson. First prize. Pumpkins, Samuel Bailey, Brothers. Se oond prize. Pumpkins, Amos Eyres Sample of pumpkins, R. &E. McLean Sample of pumpkins, G. Smales 17 pumpkins J. M. Aicken, M.D. Onions, William Reay Onions, J. Braithwaite Onions, Edward Plumley Onions, Edward Good Onions, J. Smith Pie melons, James Quelbrough Collection of vegetables, J. C. Anderson Collection of vegetables, J. Stickley Collection of vogetablea, GeorgeDawson Collection of vegetables, F.G. Brown. First prize.

Melons, C. T. Wren Kumera, C. T. Wren Artichokes, C. T. Wren , Fiji pio melons, William Woodward ■ j' Chinese melons William Woodward Sample of vegetables, S. L. L'yell. First peize. Apples, F. G. Brown Pears (3 varieties), H. J. Hawkins Collection of fruit Collection of fruit, J. Smith Collection of forest trees, C. T. Wren Collection of fores trees, Geo. Warburton ■ Collection of New Zealand forest trees, R. Whitson '• Collection of ornamental trees and shrubs C. T. Wren Collection of ornamental trees and shrubs C. S. Mcrlonald Colleotion of ornamental shrubs, W. W. Rattray Collection of fruit trees, C. T. Wren Collection of fruit trees, George Cottis Collection of cut specimens of native trees and shrubs, T,. W. and H. B. Kirk Collection of cut specimens of native trees and shrubs, C. T. Wren Collection of economic plants, Auckland Acclimatisation Society. Colled ion of garden seeds, P. Lipscombe. First prize. Collection of garden seeds, Edward Plumley. Second prize. Collection of agricultural seeds, H. Lips combe. First prize. Collection of agricultural seeds, C. T. Wren. C. Collection of agricultural seeds, R. Whitson First prke Honey, William Woodward C: Eggs, Edward Plumley. Butter, John George Hutchinson Butter, F. Fenton Butter, George Churchis Butter, John Snodgrass. First prize Butter, Edward Plumley Butter, F. Andrew Butter, Thomas Churchies Butter, Thomas Crow Butter, William Wodward. Second.prize. Butter, Arthur Botrawy Butter, William Wall. First prize Butter, S. C. Macky Batter, James Quelbrough. H.M. Butter, Robert Robertson Butter (22 kegs), Mr Bischoff Sample of butter, 1». and E. McLean Sample of Devonshire cream, R and E. McLean Sample of butter (501bs), Walter Graham. First prize Sample of butter (21bs), G. Smales Cheese, Thomas Churchies Cheese, William Woodward. C. Cheese, John Snodg?ass Cheese, 2, A. W. Gubbins Cheese, 12 (marked.!)), A. W. Gubbins Cheese, Arthur Betrany Cheese, 2, Townshead Bros. Second prize Wool, scoured, J. Highley and Co. C. Poultry, ordinary, E. Allen Poultry, ordinary, James Wallace. Second prize. Poultry, ordinary, Edward Plumloy Poultry, Brahma, W. J. Clifford Poultry,? 2 ducks, Mr Campbell Poultry, Dorkings, George Little ■'■ Poultry, pure dark Brahma fowls, MrsE. Wood. First prize. Poultry, dark Brahma, Edward H. Wood. Second prize. Poultry, black Spanish, John Snodgraaa Poultry, Brahma pootra, John Snodgrasa Poultry, turkeys, yellow and black, John Snodgrass Poultry, white Dorking, J. Braithwaite Poultry, J. W. Howe Dorking fowls, James Wallace Black Indian ducks, Auckland Acclimati sation Society Poultry, various, Elizabeth Ward Poultry, William Wall Poultry, 2 pens, S. Hughes, jun. 1 pair of ban turn fowls 1 coop of Dorking fowls, Robert Bent. First prize, :. f . 1 pair of Rowen ducks, R. & E. McLean. First prize. 1 pair of white.Aylesbury, R. & E. McLean. First prize. 1 pair of Crevecone fowls, R. & E. McLean. First prize. _.' _'_...' J|2 pairs of grey Brahmas, R. & S». McLean. First prize. . f»l pair of turkeys, R. & E. McLean 1 pair of grey geese, R. & E. McLean Pigeons, black barb, Auckland Acclimati sation Society. First prize. Pigeons, Robert Liggett. First prize. Pigeons, Jakins and Wilcox Pigeons, W. G. Probert ,-».*, Pigeons, carrier (various), Reed and Brett, Evening Star. First prize. Pigeons, Antwerp (earner), Reed and Brett Evening Star. Second prize.. Pigeons, tumblers, W. Cameron. First prize. 'Rabbits, etc., Edward Plumley ■■ Rabbits' etc., G. Hampshire. Second prize. Rabbit^ etc., Philip Denize. First prize. Singing birds, Fredk. H. Eyere. Com " Singing birds, William Eyere. , First'and second prize. Singing birds, John Grey; Singing birds, R. J. Wilkinson Birds adapted for domestication :—Egyp tian geese, Sandwich Islandgeese, Auckland Acclimatisatfcu Society. First and second prize- Section 2.—Raw Products. Building stones, the Auckland Institute. FißuikUng' stones, P. A. Philips. Honorable mention. Clays suitable for pottery, John Featon Fire clay, John Featon Fire clay (1 package), Franz Scherff i?irfi brick (I), Fraser and linne Kre clay, Fraser and Tinne. First prize. Sand suitable for glass manufacture, C. T. Wren First prizo. Sand suitable for glass manufacture,, the AfX SSLd, Lewis Brothers.' First prize. . • . ~ Minerals adapted for economic* uses, the Auckland Institute First prize. Iron ore, Francis White Ironstone, New Zealand Land and Coal COSo P nnc yiay, New Zealand Land and Coal nnd Tinne. First prize. Sample coal, from Miranda, Fraser and from iron stone, from Miranda, Fraser and Tinne. First prize. Collection of precious stones, the Auck land Institute. First prize. _. Ceal, brown hematite, New Zealand Land .lagSS*S£ H. M .

Section 3.—Local Manufactures. Flax mat, phonnium, Alfred Cucksey. First prize. Door mat, phorcnium, W. Matthews Kaitaka mats, Mrs Spicer Kaitaka mats, Mrs Kenderdine Flax, S bales, marked A.R., manufactured by Messrs Arrowsmith and Rogers, Awitu, J. M. Dargaville. First prize. Flax, 8 bales, D in diamond, manufactured by McDugald, Queen's Redoubt, J. M. Dargaville Flax (2 bales), Franz Scherff, H.C. Rope, Williams and Co First prize. Rope, W. Matthews. Second prize. Fishing lines, W. Matthews Silk, W. Bannerman. First prize. Silk, George Whitmore Silk, Mrs Eric Craig Silk, Miss Chalmers Boots and shoes, Clarkson & Co. Boots and shoes, Black & Co. First prize. ] 2 pair boots, Stephens & Carter. Second prize. Harness, James Wisemau. First prize. Harness, William Morgan. H.C. Saddlery,- Forster & Sons. Second prize. Saddlery, James Wiseman. First prize. ; 1 portmanteau, solid leather, James Wise man. First prize. Haversacks, valises, gaiters, &c,, &c. James Wiseman. First prize. Horse shoes, John Quinn. Second prize. Horse shoes, M. Heighton Ornamental work — Birds and feather work, W. J. Yandell. First prize. | Portable smoke-consuming oven, iron ' ranges, (fixed and portable), H. EL Smith. First prize. Colonial oven, O. G. Herrick. First prize. Inlaid table top, J. B. Mclntyre. Second prize. Colonial oven, S. Brown and Sou. Second prize. Nursery fire guards, parlour fire guards, bird cages and small articles in wire, Venetian ' blinds, wire gauze, Venetian blinds, sign- j board with ornamental blind, &c, &c, j William Busby. First prize. , Inlaid table top, Alfred Ladd I Portable colonial oven, M. Heighton I Fixed oven, M. Heighton j Leather-work basket, Mrs G. Hardy. H.M. Window curtains, knitted leaf and trellis pattern, Francis Macnamara Glass shade, wool flowers, Mrs Stott Window curtains (knitted),. Catherine Cleyne Stand of wool flowers, M. Heighway. 1 pair of parlour bellows, (5 pairs kitchen bellows, G. D. Burke. First prize. Book of ferns, Mr Cranwell. Second prize. Artificial flowers (bouquet), Miss Maria Heighway Japanase table, John Smith 1 large picture, 2 small pictures, Edward Ledger, Parnell Furniture, Thomas and William |Cooke Second prize. Furniture, Cranwell and Co. First prize. Furniture, John Serwill. H.M Furniture, Richard Walker. H.M. Furniture, Anlone Seuffert First prize. Machinery, wire drawing, James Rolf. First prize. Flour mill and dresser, J. Case. First prize. 3 steam engines, 1 log jack, Fraser and Tinne. H.M. Swift for winding wool, &c, Edward Watts Paper bags, P. M. Shetton Pottery, Carder Brothers. First and second prize. -~*•; flfDrain pipes, George Boyd. First and seporitl prize. Paving bricks, Georgo Boyd. H. C. Printing, &c, Daily Southern Cross office Printing, &c, Schmidt and Co. Prize. Articles of manufacture, J. F. Leighton Articles of manufacture, J. F. Leighton,; First prize. Brushware, Richard Walker. First prize. "Hats, caps, &c, Hill and Fenton. First prize Clothing, J. F. Saunders. Second prize. Clothing, S. Coombes Clothing, point lace, L. Rushbrook Knitted socks, collarettes, &c, Catherine Cleyne. prize. Tallow, Warnock Brothers. First prize. Candles, Warnock Brothers 1 case candles, George Akers Soap, Warnock Brothers, First prize 1 case soap, George Akers I Blacking, James Brown ! Blacking, Charles Williams. First prize. Drugs, sarsaparilla, Thomas Fish ' Drugs, sarsaparilla, Solomon and Margett j Drugs, quinine, Solom on and Margett i Agricultural implements and utensils, J. W.. Reville First prize. Agricultural implements and utensils, James Rolf Agricultural implements and utensils, James Wallace Agricultural implements and utensils, Robert Otway Agricultural implements and utensils, Charles Goodwill j 1 patent iron cheese presser, R. and E. Mac Lean Wheelwright work, machinery, &c, &c, ; fine lime screws, William Busby 2 garden chairs, Fraser * Tinne. First prize. ■<•■'., ..V ~ ~ 1 drawing compound engine, Moanatiarai Gold Mining. Co. 1 drawing marine engine, 0. J. atone, 1 drawing marine engine, J. Lamb, Esq. 1 drawing locomotive 1 drawing Californian Jdry dock Baskets, T. Cole First prize. Carts, spring, Cousins and Aitkin. Se cond prize. Carts, spring, J. S. Chime. First prize. Carriages, James Wiseman Carriages, Cousins and Aitkin. First prize. Models of ships, steamers, and bo ats, J Waymouth, sen. Models of ships, steamers, and boats, J. Waymouth, jun. j Models of ships, steamers, and boats^ . Lewis Garnaut. First prize. Models of ships, steamers, and boats, David Goak \ . : . 1 flax machine, Fraser and Tinne. Com mended. Beef, W. Messenger First prize. Beef, W. Eady : Mutton, &c, W. Messenger. First prize.: Mutton, &., W. Eady Preserved meats, A. Dornwell. First prize Hams, James Kilgour. First prize. Bacon, A. Bellamy Bacon, Andrew McDonald. Second prize Bacon, Robert Robertson. First prize. Dried fish, mullet, and schnapper, John Brown. First prize. . Smoked fish, cured shrimps and oysters, J. IMotion. Second prize. Vegetable fibre, the Auckland Institute Jams, Mr Hobbs, sen. Jams, G. S. Jakins. C. ||Pickles,|Robert Neal. First prize. Sauces, Kobert Neale. First prize.

! Sauces, tomato and Chilian, W. 6. Probert Sauces, oatsup, Thomas Crow Condiments, Robert Neal 1 Wines, peach, Henry Neal. Wines, grape, William Albeitz Wines, passion fruit, William Albeitz ! G bottles wine, Wm. Edgeeombo I Spirits, W. J. Cawkwell & Co. Cordials, Charles Sutton Confectionery, John Gray Fancy biscuits, Charles Woodward Cabin biscuits, .John Lamb Saloon biscuits, John Lamb Pilot biscuit, John Lr.mb Sweet lunch biscuit, John Lamb Plain lunch biscuit, John Lamb Digestive biscuit, John Lamb Mixed biscuit, John Lfmb Cracknels biscuits, John Lamb. Section 4.—Agricultural Implements. •Ploughs and other implements, E. Porter and Co. 2 double-furrow ploughs, " Murray's," J. Smart and Co. 1 single-furrow Plough, "Murray's," J. Smart and Co. i 1 " Zing" hand thrashing-machine, J. j Smart and Co. ' j Tiles for draining purposes, J. Smart and Co. Improved bicycle, C. T. Griffith 2 cases toys and fVvuy goods, Smallfleld Saddlery and harness, W. S. Jones Seed peas, H. Lipseombe Sample of garden seeds, H. Lipseombe 4 packets latest new peas ; varieties from England, H. Lipseombe 1 bag of Adelaide seed wheat, H. Lips eombe 1 bag of Norway oats, F. Lipseombe 1 bag of golden tares, H. Lipseombe 1 bag of winter tai-es, H. Lipseombe 2 bags mangold, H. lipseombe 1 bag linseed, H, Lipseombe Natives seeds from Tasmania, 11. Lips eombe Sample cases coffee, spice, &c, &c, D. Stephenson and Co. Sewing machines of various style, made by the Britannia Company, Colchester, England, for manufacturing and household purposes, by " Geo. W. Heslop," the Jitting shop, Vulcan lane. Also a collection of tho various parts of machines for renewal and repairs, prepared machine oil, needles, and extras, Ceo. W. Heslop. In the same stall, " C. de L'eau" exhibits a quantity of shirts, fronts, and under clothing fancy work, &c, manufactured by these machines at his premises, Old City Mission,' Durliarn-street, C. de L'eau. Coffees, spices, etc., D. Stephenson and Co. First prize. Coffees, Brown, Barrett, and Co. Second prize. Wheat etc., J. Lamb. First prize. Oaten hay, Thomas and Tait. jfirst.prize. Cellery, Oeo. Warburtoti. Second prize. Machine-made wheels, Cousin and Atkin. First prize. Green peas, E. Althorpe. First prize. Butter, E. Bovey. First prize Chaff, R, Bent. First prize. Chaff, J. Wallace. Second prize. Hydraulic lime, J. Southgate. First prize. Hydraulic lime, N. Wilson. Second prize. Coal and other minerals from Bridgowater farm, P. Foost. First prize. Horse shoes, Chas. Allison. First prize. Leather basket, Mrs Ireland. First prize. Inlaid book covers, Seufl'ert. First prize. Case carving and needle works, Teuten berg. First prize. Singer's sewing machine, Aldrich. First

TELEGRAPHIC.

LATEST FROM_ WAIKATO. | Manuhiri Fears the Seizure of Kawhia (feom oue special coeeespondent.)

ALEXANDRA.

. , This day. Mr Mackay and Dr. Pollen have just left to inspect the Ford redoubt. Manuhiri declares the appearance of a Government vessel in Kawhia will be taken as a declaration of war.

CAMBIDGE.

This day. Everything is quiet. Dr. Pollen, with Mr Mackay, are ex pected here this afternoon from Alexandra.

LATEST THAMES TELEGRAMS.

GRAHAMSTOWN. , ; ■; This day. The Pumping A.ssociation is raising the lower column by means of hydraulic power. It is now up eighteen inches, and will have to be hoisted 60 feet to enable the men to get at the clack to repair the portion damaged. It will probaWy occupy the greater portion of next week. Tookey (Trigg's tribute). —25 tons have been crushed, with a yield of 101 ozs. 10, ' dwjbS. '. ;.,.■',',;',: :'','- ;' '■•.! ' ■■■'■ . ■'■ •■■ 'i'1

TAURANGA.

This day. Mr "Williamson addressed the European, electors last night. He occnpiecl nearly two hours. A yote of thanks was returned at the close.. The Southern Cross sailed for Ohiwa last night.

LATEST SOUTHERN NEWS.

Per Anglo Australian Telegraph Com pany. £ Tax on Bachelors at Napier.

NAPIER.

..-. „";, ,- .. ■ . This day. 'i

i The Council added a new clause to the Education Bill, imposing a tax of a pound' a head on bachelors. It also passed a rateable household tax, instead of a uniform £1 rate,

WELLINGTON.

: This day. '■■ The Ladybird sails for the North to-mor row, at noon. _. , Government information states that the Ngatiporou, on the East Coast, are surren dering their arms. The Education Board have refused to take over the Convent schools, they being too denominational. The amount to be granted to each district is to be based on the amount raised. , • ». ' A Gazette has been issued defining several roads in the North Island.

WANGANUI.

Thia day.

' Arrived—Rangatiri, s.a,, from Wellington*

fM IfUM^Q fiftAJi, miBAY,'JUNE 20, 1873.



Special Advertisements. T TJ S T OPENED, EX PAESEB, TWO CASES LADIES' & CHILDREN'S STRAW HATS, FROM Is. Gd. EAC H. S. & .T. R. VAILE, NATIONAL MART, ■ Corner of Queen sine! "Wyndhnin streets. SCOTCH PIES. T OOKOUT To morrow (Saturday) at 0 p.m., for GTIUBB'S CELEBKATBD PIES. Remember last Saturday's Immense Sale. Give one trial, if you please. DAVID G R U B B. PUKE MTLK, fresh from the.cow, for invalids :u>rt children. Clotted Cream - ■ ; Domain Dairy, Aliercvornbie streot. *Rfc «KSb <5& ■ ' ■ if •■■■ ■&;%: '•'••■': tt.'A No. 2 COMPANY A.R.B. THE First Competition for Captain Babwbtt'n STAB will take i>lafte at tha Eifle Rjinfo onrSATUIIDAY, 21st iust., at 1 o'clock sharp. .lUnges: 400, 500, and GOO yards. Seoond-clasa Tiir-'sets; any posilion. ■ ■ TIIOS. BAUNKTT, Cai>t. Commanding. TUT AKK E T STOK E, OPPOSITE THE NEW MARKET-HOUSE. Tho proprietors of the MARKET STORE, having Large Stocks of General Groceries (carefully selected), are dotermined to supply Superior Teas and all General Groceries of tlio Best Quality at the Lowest Prices. Samples and Prices now on View. itSTPloase observe our Address :— Y BENCH & CO., PEOPLE'S TEA WAREHOUSE AND MARKET STORE, 25 2, QUEEN STBEET, AUCKLAND. 1 <■< ■ ' ' ; :'."■■ FOE SALE, at MERCER, the Property known an GERKAND'S STORE, with Stock-in-Trade; doing a good Cash Business. Im mediate possession, as Mr Gerrand i» leaving the district.—For terms and other particulars, apply to 801 l Bros., Custom-housp street; or, to Mr Gerrand. ~~ Wanted. WANTED to Dispose of, a good paying Business (veiy Cheap), with Furniture- Cheap rent and good loca'ity (in town). Only requires a veiy small capital to cany on.—Address by letter to 0.T., Stah office. ANTED, a. Boy, to mate himself useful in the Kitohoh.— Apply to E. Waters, ■Confectionei1. WANTED, a General Servant.— Apply at the Bricklayers* Arms Hotel, Chapel street. WANTED, a Nurse Girl; also, an active Young Man to make himself generally :usoful in an kotel.—Apply Stah. office. WANTED, a Cook for the p.sv S'Kangiriri ; also, a smart Lad for the cabin. — Apply at the Royal Mail Hotel, Victoaria street, between 9 and 10 a.m, To-morrow. TO DRAPERS' ASSISTANTS. WANTED, a Junior Hand to proceed to Taranaki.—Apply to Arch. Clark and Sons. riTTANTEI), a competent Married TV 'Man'to take charge of a Farm'.—W. Phillipps and Son, Wyndham street. XTT ANTED, a Barmaid.—Apply at i T V the Greyhound Hotel, Queen street. WANTED, a Dairy of .first-class ' Butter, from 70 to OOl'bs. per week. Cash . over ' the counter.—Apply at tho Graf ton Store, Graf ton Road. WANTED, to Sell,, a 14 horse power Portable Stoarn Engine.—Apply to Mr E. Monk, Sash and Door Company. . ,■ WANTED TO SELL, a Cottage at Glenburn. containing 5 rooms ; beautiful situation,1 overlooking the Harbour • good well, with pump, tank for rain-water; garden full of fruit trees. The allotment has a frontage to two streets,— Apply to F. L. Prime, Insurance Buildings. ' WANTED KNOWN.—The under signed have always on hand a large supply of Newcastle and Bay of Islands Coal; also, best Cut and Uncut Wood. Yards: Between Fort and Cus tom-house street, next Isaacs' Bonded Store. . . W. & G. WIN STONE. ANTED KNOWN „ that D. GOLDIE is prepared, to supply all kinds of Timber and other Building Materials, including Sashes, Doors, Mouldings. Broad Timber, Hcraseblocks, Posts, Rails, Hardwood Felices, Shafts, Iron Bark, and Blue Glim Laths, Shingles, &c:, &c., at,the lowest market price, at his. Yards, Custom-house-street." • WANTED KNOWN, that Mat tresses, Bedding, Iron and Wool Bedsteads, at W. R. Hayward's New Commodious Dry and Clean Brink Premises, Wyndham-street, next Queen street corner. WAN TE D KNO W N THAT ',': ,' " ." '~ , ; ivt*H*V(r Ii E YS, Booketn'Dt.rV Machine Ruler, and Account-bsok Manufacturer, Has REMOVED from Victoria street East, to Wyndham street, next door above the Evening Star office. ', .■** WANTED KNOWN, thai; Gentle men's Clothes aye Cleaned, Dyed, and Re paired, at the shortest notice, at MARK SIMPSON'S Tailoring Establishment,. Wyndham street, almost opposite the Evening Star office, WANTED TO SELL (Cheap), Iron Ploughs, 6, 7, and 8 feet sheets; Galvanizeft Corrugated Iron, Pumps, Paints, &C, &c., at Alfred Smart's, next Blue Post, Victoria-street.



Entertainments. APENOG OF TH E NEW MAHKEr-IIOUSE. &EAND PROMENADE CONCEET. , following is the Programme of the Music to b-e performed during THIS (FRIDAY) EVENING, 20th instant, at the OPENING OTi" THE NEW MARKET-HOUSE :— Pakt I. Overture —" La Dame Blanche," Boildicu Solo and Chorus -" Robin Hood," Birch Song—"Thou art so near" (Mrs Mitchell), Mitcfurrm "See the Conquering Hero Coino.s," Handel W:iltzos— "Die Magyaren" (. r>H), Ouny'l Huntsman's Chorus- 'T)er Freischiitz" (Full Band Accompaniment), Weber Duet, Soprano and Bass (Mrs Mitchell and Gentleman Amateur)—" Fairy Wand," Marltana, Wallace Chorus from " Robin Hood 'V-" We'll Dance, we'll. Sing 'neath tho Try sting Tree," Birch " Wedding March " (Full Band), Mendelssohn, Pant 11. Overture—" Titn," Mozfirt Solo ancl Chorus—Preghiera from " Mose in Egitto, llosaial Song (Mrs Mitchell)-" Her Heart was in the Song" Tramp Chorus (Hand Accompaniments), Sir 11. BiiiJiflp ; March—" Vortwarts," Guwfl Song, Bass (Gfentleman Amateur)—" The Sea "(with Full Band Accompaniments), Newkome Chorus from "Robin ITood," Birch Galop—"Good jS'ight," (lunrfl. National Anthkm ! Performers arc requested to attend at half-past seven. Tho entrance for them is by AVellesley street, and thence along the new ro.iii to the westerly door. Ladies will appear in Morning Costume. T3RLNCE OF WALES THEATRE: Lessee and Manager.. .. T. W. Hush. Agent .. .. O. A. Mothersill. | FOR A FEW NIGHTS ONLY. THIS (Friday).EVENING, JUNE 20. ENTHUSIASTIC RECEPTION AND GLORIOUS SUCCESS OF MADAME COE A, The only Magicienne in the World, assisted by her beautiful sister, MDLLE. CHRISTIANA, And MASTER WALTER, AVill give their highly amusing and instructive Enter , tainment in. the ART .OF LEGERDEMAIN. MADAME COEA Will also distribute valuable and useful PRESENTS amongst the audience. The leading Gift for This (Friday) Evening will be a SILVER-PLATED TEA and COFFEE SERVICE of four pieces. MILLION PRICES! Dress Circle, 3s ; Stalls 2s ; Pit, Is. Carriages may be ordered for half-past 10 o'clock. OHOEAL HALL. SYMONDS-STREET. THE LOTTIE MAGNET TEOUPE' For Positively ONE NIGHT ONLY! A GRAND COMPLIMENTARY BENEFIT To the Company previous to their departure for ' Sydney per Steamship Victoria, ■ WEDNESDAY, JUNE 25. GRAND MID-DAY PERFORMANCE, SATURDAY AFTERNOON, i ' , i At Two o'Clock. Every Child will receive a Presents ! Admission : Adults, Is; Children, Cd. HpO LET the » EINCE OP WALES A THEATRE, the most centrally located and best-adapted HALL for ' \ • CO N C ERT 8. LECT URE S,l » or other Public Amusements, having Excellen DRESSING-ROOMS, CLOAK-ROOMS, and all the accommodation required. Liberal terms made with Societies. : Application to be made to r. j. Delias. To Let TO LET,|I two Comfontable Bed rooms ; no other boarders kept.—Apply at the Eagle Inn. nVTOETH SHOEE.—To Let, on Ist JLI July next, a first-class Dwelling of seven large rioms, on the beach. -Oliycr Mays. ; TO LET, a Six-roomed Cottage with every convenience and largo garden. —Apply to Mr Samuel Wells, Queen street ; or at tho Grafton Store, Grafton Road. NOTICE.— This is to certify that I, John Livewell, dined at the Royal Oak Hotel, Onehuuga, last Sunday, at Host Fuller's Tatble d'Hote, at 1 p.m., and I recommend all that like fresh air, exercise, and good living, to follow my example. iVTOTICE! JSOTICE! NOTICE! HOLLOWAY'S PILLS AND OINTMENT at English Prices. Pills, Is ljd per box, Ointment, Is lid per pot; an importation fromHolloway direct. Also, Heissor's Hollow-ground. Razors, imported direct, guaranteed ; fourteen days' trial allowed, if not approved of in fourteen days tho money will be returned ;, the finest Razors of the age, same as used by Barbers. Spectacles (in case) to suit all sights, from Is per pair. Ormond's Swiss Cigars (genuine), four for Cd; per bundle (25), 2s Gd. A Large Stock of Cigars and Tobaccos always on hand or in bond. Opera Glasses, 14 to 17 lines, from 14s Cd each, in leather cases. Best Violin Strings, Ist, 'ands, 3rds, gut; or silk, at 4d each, double lengths.—W. ADAMS. Tobacconist, Queen street, Auckland. DUET S. A FEW COPIES of CZEENT'S X_V PRACTICAL PIANOFORTE DUETS (in four parts), well fingered, and intended for beginners as well as the more advanced : to parents and teachers they are invaluable. To be had only at WEBBS' MUSIC SALOON, BLUE HOT7SE, ' ■ • ' WELLESLEY STREET. Pianos and Harmoniumns for Sale, from 10 Guineas ~ .. •■ upwards. : • T^TOTICE! NOTICE! NOTICE! GO' :T-O' y'<:^Y J. & J. JAM I^B SON'S FOR BOOTS ,-AND SHOES. JUST ARRIVED - 500 PAIRS CHILDREN'S BOOTS and SHOES, at Is per pair, worth 2s 6d. Also 500 PAIRS LADIES' SEWN CASHMERE HOUSE BOOTS, at 3s per pair. 10 TRUNKS LADIES' BXITUHEO-SOLK KID BOOTS, at COST PRICE. Ladies' Cloth Boots, Go'.oshes, and Slippers in great variety. Gent's Sewn Elastic-sides, 12s 6d. LADIES', GENTS', AND CHILDREN'S BOOTS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION MADE TO ORDER ON THE PREMISES. ] jJSTNote the Address: — i J. & J. JAMIE SON, . BOOT & SHOE IMPORTERS, 181, QUEEN STREET, Opposite J. Cotjpland's Store.



Miscellaneous. A UC KLAND MAEKST. WILLIAM EAD.Y, 1/ .MEAT AND PRO VISION" SALESMAN} 14, "New Market , ~ (Lately with Messrs Arthur & Son, and formerly of Newgate Market, London), Being about to commence Business as above respectfully solicits a share of public patronage. gST Goods Sold on Commission. MONEY TO LEND on Personal Security or on Promissory Notes ; also, on Freeholds. Mortgages Exchanged at low rates of interest; Bills Discounted. -F. W. Stevens, W.est Queen street. '• ' ' •' MONEY TO LEND on first-class freehold security, at low rates of intortsje. — It C, D\kh, Shortland-strcet. MONEY TO LEND, from £25 to £3,000, on first class securities, at current rates of interest.—J. M. LENNOX, Estate Agent, 42, Queen-street. i_>" HOUSE TO LET.—Applications will be received by the undersigned till noon on Saturday, 21st inst., from persons willing to Leaso the House in Parnall known as St. Mary's Cottngo, lately occupied by uarton Ireland, Esq.— Ji. 0. Dyer, Shortland street. lyr YE E GOLDWATER, CORNER Of QUEEN AND WEST QUEEN STREETS, LOAN OFFICE. Money Lent on every description of Goods in any sum up to One Thousand Pounds l MYER COLDWATER. AUCKLAND VENETIAN BLIND FACTORY, L VENETIAN HOUSE, SHORTLAND STREET. r^giii' f wSSf§ll|| M. HORTON BUSBY (From London), PRACTICAL BLIND MAKER AND ■WIRE WORKER, Will Exhibit a few Articles in the Market Show, THIS DAY (tfriday), June 20. ». 1 1 I—-» pOMPORTABLE Board and Eesi- KJ dence in a pleasantly situated part of Parnell, For address apply to " 8.,' Star otttce.. ' TO-MOiRROjW, . v At the Corner Mab.t, by Axxctiost^ At 11 o'Clock, Add BUSHELS MAIZE, rri\J.\J r) , ex vincent,, !: , , ;.>;,{># , ~ ,G,E.ORGE SIBBIN, , ; ;it Auctioneer, T?OE SALE, Brick House and Allot-. J- nient near Bishop's.Court, Parnell.—Apply to' HENitY HILL & SON, ~ 36, Shor*,land-steeei._ !fJ , FOE SALE, a Fom^burnerrGtlass; Chandelier. — Apply to F. H. Lewisson, Jeweller...,. l( ~. ~,, .^HTOiI'J tfOOJ? i.o.o.fj'mlit., Ajy ~■■ ■ \y\ i] ~,j y aTSI'IfTAO THE Members of the Good Intent Lodge will hold a Select Quadrille Party, at ; their Hall, Cook-street, This Evening. , . T. COLE, P.P.G.M. ypEJSDEES required for Painting andr I JL' Papering the Cosmopolitan Hotel (late Victoria), Queen street. Tenders to be delivered by 4 p.m.>on Saturday*^.' [Pj J M w June 10, 1873. ~ , i ~,. :: '., ,t,J COROMANDEL BEACH GOLD MINING COMPANY (Registered). THE Eegister of the above Company will be Closed on TUESDAY first, the 24th iast. after which date no Transfer will be received. ; ,H-'a. >■..<.;' • v -T. DOUGLAS,,--' | Manager. ; June2o, 1873. , :: .:■ ••' !•-'■ tiiulll TO BRICKLAYERS AND CARPENTER&''* ' ,--,;•. ..-. ft •! \>..10 LOO.E ON LV. HHENDEES will be received by the JL undersigned until 4 p.m., 2Gth inst., for the Erection of a Mrick Dwelling-house in Lome street. ■ Plans and speuiiication at my oilkc,' Sticubury'fc, Buildings. L P. F. MAIiTiNEAU BURROWS, Architect. Auctions. PRELIMINARY ANNOUNCEMENT. '■'& '■ '' ■ " ' •■*■ -■■■■■ . ENGLISH FURNITURE. DRAWING-ROOM SUITES, CHIFFON NIER, DAVENPORTS, LOO TABLES*" PIANOS (IN WALNUT AND MAHOI GANY), NOW LANDING, Ex WOOD LARK. B. TONKS & CO. |_| AYE been instructed to sell' AN EXPENSIVE SHIPMENE \Q¥ THE ABOVE! Immediately on landing. MONDAY, JUNE 23.1 By Order of the Mortgagee." VALUABLE PROPERTY, TAURANGA. '■.'•' r . ■ ■ ■ _ '{f'\ THE Subscribers have received in-^ structions to sell, at the Land Mart, Fort street on Monday, 2^3rd inst., at 12 o'clock, Suburban Allotment No. 29, Parish of Te Papa, I Cook's County, containing 3 acres 1 rood 7 perches, with all improvements thereon. Allotthent 170. 69, Section No. 1, Township or'1 ■.; Tauranga, held under lease for an'unpipired '.: term of about 15 years, with all buildingß, &c. J i .i thereon. ■ . ~ Also, •'■ ■'■"'- ' t Suburban Allotments Noa. 30,,31, 32, 61, and 62, , Parish of To Papa, containing 81 acres, and'1" held under lease for an onexpired term of 16 < 'years. •... ■.\| j; | <-; ■'• j The above are now in tho occupation 09 Captala SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, I Auctioneers.