3rd June, after rounding the Cape, which cast a gloom over the ship. At four o'clock that morning an apprentice named John Richards was found to be missing. Every search was made for him, but without avail. He is supposed to have fallen overboard dur ing his watch on deck. No one, however, having seen the accident, it is impossible to say in what manner he lost his life. The Endymion brings about 20 tons of powder, and therefore dropped her anchor in the powder ground. She will come up har bour to-morrow. Her passengers all arrive in good health and spirits. The Endymion brings the following passengers : —Srloon : Mr H. Thornley. Second class—Messrs W. C. Kerr, J. W. Browne, P. R. Ward. In termediate—Mr and Mrs W. Williamson, Mr and Mrs James Tate, Mary S. do , Andrew do., Andrew J. do., James H. do., John do., Mr and Mrs B. C. Abery, Mr and Mrs John Arthurs, William do., Harrolddo., Messrs Thomas AuscH, Joseph Wareham, Thomas Hancox, James and William Davies, George Shnm, H. F. Beale, George William son, Mr and Mrs H. M. Dennison. The Endymion!! is a fine ship of 7;">9 tons register. She was built in Glasgow in 18l>9 for the tea trade, and is classed Al at Lloyd's. Her passenger accommodation is excellent, and she is altogether a superior class of vessel.

On discharge of cargo she will proceed to New !, castle to load coal for Shanghai, from which . she will take a cargo of tea home

PARLIAMENTARY.

HOUSE OP REPRESENTATIVES

[by 'IELEORAPH.]

Municipal Coiporations Waterworks Bill

Assault on Constables' Bill

WELLINGTON,

This day,

The Municipal Corporation Waterworks Bill was read a second time. It provides that debentures may be made redeemable within fifty years from issue. Debentures may be given in exchange for works pur chased by Councils. The assault on Constables Bill provides that persons assaulting, obstructing, or inciting constables are liable to a penalty of £10, or two months' imprisonment, with or without hard labor. Peuons offending against the Act may be arrested without warrant. The Premier- stated that the Government held two sureties of £25,000 from Messrs Holliday and Webb for the performance of the Californian contract. The Government had deducted £10,0C0 from the subsidy payable, and the amount of the bonds was recoverable, although Mr Webb declined to pay- A telegram from Mr Hallenstein, rescu ing his seat, was read. Mr Murray gave notice to move that the Government take steps to prevent the pur chase of land by Europeans from natives, except in a manner more satisfactory to the natives, and more consistent with the interests of honafi.de colonization. Mc Webb in moving the address in reply, referred to the prosperity of the colony, and said the country felt grateful to the Govern ment for avoiding another war. He thought thejpeople of the Middle Island would approve of the action of the Government. Mr Cuthbertson seconded the address.

TELEGRAPHIC.

LATEST FROM WAIKATO.

(FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.)

ALEXANDRA,

This day.

There is no important news from Te Kuiti. The roads are almost impassable in conse quence of the heavy rains. . The son of Ahipene, who married Sophia, Tawhiao's sist«r, died last week, making three of his family who have died at Te Kuiti since he turned Hauhau. He is now on his way down to Waiuku with the remainder of Ms children and grandchildren.

No Intelligence of Mr Hamilton.

ONEHUNGA

This day,

Nothing had been heard of the Rev. Mr Hamilton at Mr Roe'a mill at ten o'clock this morning. More men have have gone out in search of the missing gentleman.

TAURANGA.

This day. The s.s. Southern Cross arrived at six p;m. yesterday. The charge against Paulkner has been dis missed ; Jthe Court said there was no found ation for the charge.

LATEST SOUTHERN NEWS.

Otago and the Suez Mail

[Per Anglo-Australian Telegram Company.!

HOKITIKA

Yesterday.

The Claud HamHton arrived early this morning, but was not tendered till after noon. She left Melbourne on the 11th inst. j and brings 22 saloon and 21 steerage passen gers. She sailed North at 4 p.m.

of England the Roman Catholics of New Zealand yield to none, no matter what denomination they may may be, for they love and vene ate English law, and honestly exult in the words of Campbc'l — I Britannia needs no bulwark, no towers along the I steep ; j Her march ia o'er the mountain waves, her home is ! on the deep. , And I tell him that, as in days of yore, before a true Catholic would forsake tho religion of I's fathers he would bear to be broken into pieces and crushed into dust. I now call upon every man of my faith who has one spark of Catholicity aVve in his he?rt to use ever/ efi'oT u in his power to prevont this man from becoming our Supoi inlendent. The letter inrr. Led in your paper of this date, signed by S. Kempthorne, should r-msc the Catholics to at once petition the Government to have his name struck off the ro"' of magistrates ! I w''l not call him a fool, as he happens to be a J P., but he is a base unchristian calumniator, and must have been for years brooding over corrupti->n to be able to vomit forth such scurrilous abuse against my Clrvch. He calls upon the Orangemen to take more practical steps, I presume for the purpose of extirpating our race and name. He alludes to the heights of the Crimea; but I ask him did not Catholics pour out their life-blood * 1 order to have them taken ? Ido not know what Christian denomina tion he belongs to, but this I know, that he is not acting in accordance Vth the tenets of his Church or he would not be insp'-ed with such vindictive and i fiendish feelings against his fellow-citizens, no matter , what creed they belonged to.—l am, s>, James Cole i Moss, Wyndham-street.

THE EVENING STAB, FRIDAY, JULY 18, 1873



[Advertisment.] ORANGEMEN.— To the Editor-. Sir,—Allow me to say a few words on the abovo heading, as the action taken by them, but more par ticularly by the clergymen of their different denoml nations,;has npt in|any way tended to create a kindly or good feeling in the minds of the Catholics. Read tlie Home papers, and you now And that Orangemen and Catholics are working together in harmony on the same platform not only for the attainment of Home rule, but for every measure conducive to the welfare of their common country. Thank goodness the day has come that vanquished Erin no longer weeps beside the Boyne's ill-fated river, for discord in the tide hath not dropt her loaded quiver. Now, Mr Editor, seeing that in the old country clergymen and people of all denominations are sowing the seeds of concord, harmony, and peace, shall Irishmen here, in their new home and the land of their adoption, bring on the stage of this country the cruel reminiscence of by-gone days, and again re-enact the scenes I witnessed twenty-flve years ago? Yes, in the town of Belf.ist the hospitals then could not contain the dead and dying, and all this simply to know whether the Orange or Green would gain the day. I trust in goodness that the scenes I have witnessed will never be re-enacted here, and any man, whether Catholic or Protestant, that would identify himself in order tore produce the same state of things—l honestly state that such a man should be held up to scorn and con tempt, and branded as the greatest enemy this country ever witnessed Every man professing to be a Christian must be aware that there are two great com mandments, and how they were observed at the last Orange demonstration I refer your readers to the reports given by the daily papers dated July 15. Read, and you will at once come to the conclusion that there is a greater amount of sham with ministers of the Gospel than with any other class of people. But the most singular part of it is, to see a man aiming to be the chief officer of this province coming to the front and wishing it God speed, and thereby offering an open Insult to the Catholics of this country. In his address at the Mechanics' Institute he told us was an Irishman, and how England conquered Ireland. As an Irishman and a Roman Catholic I tell him it was the best thing ever happened Ireland, and I trust tbe day will never come that England ana Ireland will be two separate countries. In allegiance to the Crown



Coffee.—Brown, Barrett and Cos. Standard Oof Fee is both delicious and strong. Brown, Barret and Co.'s Excelsior Coffee deserves preference to any coffee on account of purity and distinctness bf flavour. Note the brands, sold at almost every grocery establishment in town and province.—[Advt.]



"VTEW WINTER GOODS) 100 Ladies' Black Cloth Jackets, 7s 6d each, worth 12s . H ") Ladies' Black Cloth Jackets, 12s 6d each, cheap at 20s 1,200 yards Stout Wincey, Sid per yard 200 Wincey Skirts, 2s 9d each 3CO Black Straw Hats, new styles, ls6d 50 dozen Linen Cambric Handker chiefs, Is lOd the half-dozen S. & J. R. VAILE, NATIONAL MAItT (Corner of Queen and Wyndham-streets). ■ _ , WANTED, Tenders for LABOUR ONLY, up to Noon of FRIDAY next, for the Erection of a Timber Platform in Mechanics' Bay. The lowest or any other Tender will not nrcessuily be accepted.—For particulars apply to Union Sash and Door Company. WANTED, a Genera! Servant in a small family.—Apply to Mrs Yates, Rutland Mouse, Parnell. WANTED KNOWN, that W. F. JONES has Removed his Musical Hospital to Wellesley street (opposite tho United Service Hotel), where every attention will be paid to Musical Patients and a speedy recovery warranted.— N.B.— Pianos, Harmoniums, Musical Boxes, Concer tinas, Flutinas, Flutes, &c, &c, carefully tuned and epaired. WANTED, a General Servant.— Apply Queensferry Hotel, Vulcan Lane. WANTED, by a lady, an Engage ment as Resident Governess; country pre ferred. —Address " Stella," Star Offlce. WANTED, a good man Cook for Poveityßay ; good wr^es, —Apply offlce of this paper. WANTED KNOWN, that W. Marshall, Fr.ilterer, Queen-street, ls disposing of his present Stock of Pea Nuts at One Shilling per Pound to make room for new shipment to arrive. Roasted daily. The trade liberally dealt with. WANTED, a smart active Lad.— Apply Thames Hotel, Queen-street. WANTED, for the Royal Mail Hotel, a smart good Lad to attend table. — Apply to Mr Griffiths. WANTED, for the Governor Bowen Hotel, a smart Boy for kitchen work. —. Apply at Boyal Mail Hotel. DEVONPORT HIGHWAY DISTRICT. WANTED, a respectable man as Pound-keeper and Banger.— For further par ticulars apply at the Devonport Post-office.— Henry : Niccol, Chairman. WANTED, a respectable Lad for the Printing Department.—Apply Schmidt and Co., Lithographers, Engravers, and Printers, Victoria-street East. WANTED, on a farm, about thirty miles from Auckland, a respectable Man who can plough, &c, &c.; must have reference as to character and ability.—Apply on or before the 26th inst. to Mr Hobbs, Pokeno; or, Eushbrook and Bridgman, Auckland. WANTED, a Sitting-room and Bed room with use of Kitchen, in a private family.—Address " Box," Star office. WANTED, a Governess for young children. — Apply, stating qualifications, salary required and address, to M.T., office of this paper. . WANTED, a General Servant. — Apply to Mrs W. E. Anderson, Beresford street. WANTED KNOWN—Highest Price given for all Old Metals. Op Sale (cheap), Ploughs ; C. 7, and S feet sheets Galvanized Corrugated Iron ; also, Pumps, Paints, &c , &c, at Alfred Smart's, next Blue Post, Victona street. WANTED, a Millwright for a Saw mill capable of taking charge of saws and hammering them; references required.-Apply to Masefield & Co. WANTED, a Person to take charge of a Baby four months old.—Address E. 8., office of this paper. WANTED, a General Servant- Apply to Mrs Miller, Par ie I. Rise. WANTED, a respectable and in telligent young man as Shopman ; must have references.-Apply for particnVrs office of this paper WANTED to Rent, a Seven or EMit-roomed House, within twenty minuteV walk of towa.-Ap P ly, slating terms. Box 175, IW office. WANTED, an active intelligent Lf d.-Apply in waiting to R. Bai-d, Victoria Seed Stores. WANTED KNOWN, that H. WATTS General Dealer, Pitt street, has for Sale-GO boxes of Opera Cigars, 10s 6d per box or L 5 K..'«i Tea; 31bs for 7s ; lot of Soap, Gd per bar, 5s Od per .lozen bars. WAITED KNOWN, that ■i v,^««mm Bedding, Iron and Wood Bed- k Havward'sNew Commo steads, en be 1. '1 at W. &,Wff^Ti"^ Wvndham dioua Dry, and Clean Briok Premises, wyunwwu btreet^ next Quoen street corner,



«^———» iraagi mm in ■«—— — — WANTED, a Governess for J gentleman's family, three miles out ; six | i young men as Shepherds, for Canterbury ; a Boy able I to milk, for Waltakerei ; a handy Man, for a gentle man's mioiatrre farm, Onehunga ; Man able to milk, i Poverty Bay.—Hannaford's Registry, High street. W' ANTED KNOW N.— Pricks Reduced. SINGER'S NEW FAMILY NOISELESS LOCK-STITCH SEWING , MACHINES.-M. A. Aldrkh, Agent, Shortland street. Auckland. To meet the requirements of ' customers who linda difficulty in paying the full , amount at once Mus Aldrioh has adopted a method ; of time payment to suit them. | . C. E WILLIAMS, j Manager. WANTED KNOWN THAT I W. LEYS, Bookbinder,. j Machine Ruler, and Account-book Manufactv-er, ■ Has REMOVED from Victoria street East to Wyndham street, next door above the Evening Star oilice. ANTED KNOWN.—Tho-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 Custom house street, next Isaacs' Bonded Store. W. & G. WINSTONE. WANTED, Hand Sawyors,—Apply to Holdship & Co., Custom-house street. WANTED to Let, a Eivc-roomed £Hoii' a}; good well of water, splendid garden. Lately in the occupation of Mr l>. Bennett. —Eor pai iculars apply to (i. Duckcnilold, Greyslreel. 1 ~k^ T?OR TABANI XI, SS^Sf^P^. JD NELSON, PICTON, WEL \®NPmS^-LINGTON, LYTTELTON, AND WSSSSSSuH'OIiT CHALMERS. The N.Z.S.S. Company's s.s. Ladybird, R. Daniels, Commander, from the Bluff Anchorage, Manukau, on MONDAY next, 21st inst., at 2 p.m. For freight or passage apply to COJuBES & DALDY, Auckland ; A. BARNES, Onehunga. Or. R. S. LEDGER, Grahamstown HIGH-STREET NORMAL SCHOOL. MR. MACINTOSH will commence a Select Evening School on MONDAY, 21st July. Terms, ls wee!'y. FIVE SHILLINGS REWARD. LOST, on the 17th July, in Queen streot, or between that street and Symon'' - street, a Key, Cbubb's Patent.—The abovo wi Ibe paid to any one dclivei'ng it at the Star offlco. LOST, a Silk Umbrella, with case attached, between Queen-street Wharf and bottom of Shortland-street. The finder will be re warded by leaving same at this office, f?K REWARD—Whereas some ev'l-disposcd pcr.,on or persons did, on tie night of the Sth or 9th July, des'.roy the Shuibiand Flowers in my Garden by throwing iltro'l over them, any'person gtvlng such information to the po'ico ai will lead to tho com lotion of the offender or offouders w.'H rccoivo tho above reward —Geo. Vincent, Union street, next the We Uingt n Hotel. - ONE POUND REWARD. LOST, on the 10th inst., a Pocket book containing a cheque and papers useless to any one but tho owner.—Apply Victoria Hotel, Victoria-street. LOST, on Saturday night, near Pitt street and Karnngahape-road, a Boy's Man-o'-war's Jacket. — Any person bringing it to Mr Davis' Junction Store, Newton, will be rewarded. BORING. BORING. ALEDGEB, having all necessary • Tools for Boilng from 100 to COO feet, any person wishing to Bore for Coal or Water, A. L. ls pre pared to undei lake the same at moderato charges. — For further pa\;iculars apply to P, Ledger's Cabluet mak'ng Estab'^hmont, Ppvnel'. WILLIAMS & CO., CORNER OF ALBERT >ND WEST QUEEN STREETS, (Lvte Upper Queen-street), HAVE in Stock, ex Excelsior and E 'crsdp'e, Eurke's O'; 70 Ale and Stout. To > _!ve per Hero, Renault's Bra' dy ; e'no Klemm's celebrated Colonial W'nes; and ' itend devo*'tj gjeir attention to a pi'vate trade. PENZH O L Z, • WORKING JEWELLER, has REMOVED, from Queen-street to Vic^oiia-street, next to Royrl Mail Hotel. BRANCH U.S., N.Z., & A. FRUIT DEPOT, Nos. 38 and 39, AUCKLAND MARKET. TH E Proprietor will Open his premiss on Saturday next with the Largest and Choicest .Assovtment of F.uit, Nuts, Lol'ies. &c, ever exhibited, and . invite-: tho^e who wish to secure quality, combined with cheapness, to give him a call, as he is prepared t9 sei' his goods at pilcc3 that defy competition in order to reduce his execsive stock and to make room for consignments to airlve. Wholesale and Retail. Don't forget Nos 38 and 39. R. MESSENGER, Manager. ROYAL HOTEL, ONEHUNGA. JOHN LIVE WELL and EPI GURUS notify their confreres they have per manently taken up their abode with Host Folltr. They find the salubilty of the locality, combined with the goiit repasti daily served at the Table d' HOte, at 1 p.m., has raised thei' health to the acme of perfec tion. TO THE SHAREHOLDERS OP THE UNION BEACH GOLD MINING COM PANY (Limited). GE NTL EM E N,—l hereby give notice that it is my intention to offer myself for Election as a Director at the Extraordinary General Meeting of Shareholders to be held on tho 23rd instant. THOMAS MORRIN. . SUPERINTENDENCY ELECTION. MR. DARGAVILLE will take another opportunity of addressing the Electors of Auckland before the Nomination with a view to remove any misapprehensions which certain misstatements of Mr Lusk's at the Mechanics' Institute last night may have created. Mr Dargaville -will also undertake to prove that Mr Lusk did vote for the present Educa tion tax, notwithstanding his statement to the contrary. L WAIUKU ELECTORS. MR DARGAVILLE will meet the Electors of Waiuku at Campbell's Hotel on WEDNESDAY EVENING, 2Srd inst. PARTIAL BOARD in a private fanrly for a Gentleman.—Addrecs E.Y., care of Mr Stevens, West Queen st*cet. T^EMEMBER! GRUBB'S PIES! TO-MO RROW At Srx o'Clock. A. O. P. THE Members of Court City of Auckland are requested to m^et at the Cou'.t ---' room,; Cook on SUADAY, the 19th inst-nt, at three p.n ~ to attend the Funiral rf ou? 1r.'.0 Buo. E«WARD TAYLOR. . . > By order. O.K.



i CHEAP BLACK SILKS!! BLACK SILKS 25 PER CENT. LOWER IN PRICE. A Stock of Black Silks Purchased at a Heavy Discount. GOOD QUALITY BLACK SILKS Erom 2s. lid. per yard. COLOURED SILK DRESSES, From 355. per Dress. Tj ATKINS HA3 PURCHASED A Clearing-out Line of Black and Coloured Silks, At a very Heavy Discount, and will sell them at a small advanco on cost. Nearly 3000 yards to select from at the following prices : — , Good Quality Black Glac<s, 2s lid por yard. 24-in. wide Black Glaco, 3s lid per yard. 24-in. wide superior, 4s 3d per yard. 24-in. wide, very bright, 4» lid; worth 6s 6d. A magnificent Silk at 5s Gd per yard ; choap at 7a Cd. COLORED SILKS, 35s to 50s Per DRESS. The Leading Colors have been sold at £4 to £6 per Dress, out of tho samo lot as tho above. . . TT ATKINS Will also offer this week a Surplus Stock of upwards of 300 Pairs Good Quality Blanketi, At Reduced Prices. ALSO, SHEETINGS, QUILTS, AND MANCHESTER GOODS, Very Cheap. The Balance of Winter Dress Materials, Winceys, French Merinos, '"' Cloth Jackets, ! Silk Velvet Jackets, etc' etc;, Real Sable Furs, AT COST PRICES. SPLENDID GOODS. SPLENDID STOCK OF CLOTHING, OVERCOATS, i MACINTOSH COATS (the best quality made), TWEED HATS, SHIRTS, Etc., Etc ,# Balance of Winter Goods inlall Departments AT_ REDUCED PRICES. JUST OPENED, 1 Bale Double-width Grey Calico, Cheap, for apering. H. A T X UN'S, (Latej£Hay and Honeymoon.) \a ■ -i£> ;



1p II OTOG-KAPHIC :N TOT IC E. CLARKE BROTHERS, For seven years pupils of Mr Crombie, and for the last twelve months operators for Mr Cater, Have much pleasure in informing their friends and the public generally that they havo purchased tho well-known Photographic Business ko successfully carried on by Messrs Crombie and Cater for tho last! eighteen years, ami trust, by civility and attention to business, together with producing first-class portraits at moderate prices, to meet with a share of the patron ige so liberally bestowed on their predecessors N.B.— Children's Portraits taken instantaneously. IN Retiring from the Photographic Business Mr Cater desires to thank his many friends and the public generally for the liberal support which they havo accorded him during the time he has been in the above business, and wishes also to recom mend to them his successors, CLARKE BROTHERS, , who will, he feels warranted in stating, carry on the business in a manner which will give entire satis faction. N.B. All debts due tn tho establishment to bo paid to Clarke Brothers, whoso receipts will be sufficient. MONEY to Lend, iv large or small sums, at a moderate rate of interest.—Apply to Mr "Laishley, Solicitor, High street. ;:_'{s MONEY TO LEND, from £25 to .£■l,ooo, on first-class securities, at current rates of interest.—J. M. Lennox, Estftto Agent, 42, Queen street. MONEY TO LEND on Freehold Security.—-Apply to Elliott Meyer, Solicitor, 28, Shortland street. MONEY TO LEND on first-class freehold security, at low rates of interest.— It. C. Dyer, Shortland street. LOST or Stolen, a Porter's Hand cart, painted green ; name of (!'. Grant on side. Tho finder will bo rewarded on giving information to Henry Schuymaker, Wakefield street. AUCKLAND UNITED METHODIST FREE CHURCH SAB B A T U SCHOOL S. THE Anniversary Sermons in con nection with the above Schools will be preached at tho CITY II ALL, ox SUNDAY JULY 20, IS7 3, IN THE MORNING, at 11 O'CLOCK, AND IN THE EVENING, at 0.30 O'CLOCK, JSY REV. G. 11. TURNER AN ADDRESS To Parents and Children will bo delivered in tho Afternoon, at :' o'clock, by ■-,- -; j M; R. WILL IA M COL E. V ", j Collections will be made at each Service. On TUESDAY, July 22, there will be a PUBLIC TEA MEETING in aid of the above Schools, at tho CITY HALL, at. half-past six o'clock. The Rev. G. H. TURNER wiU tako the Chair. Addresses will be delivered by the Revs. P. H. I Cornford, A. Macdonald, Dr Wallis, . and Messrs; Glanville, Battley, Hemus, and Cole. Tickets, ls 6(1.. j SCHOOL TEACHERS' ASSOCIATION. THE First Monthly Meeting of the! Association will take place on SATURDAY, i 19th inst., at 2 p.m., at Mr Eraser's School, Symonds' street. A Paper entitled''A Day's Work at School"1 will be read by HENRY WORTHINGTON, Secretary. July 10, 1873. i ROYAL ALBERT LOYAL ORANGE : LODGE, No. 2 THE Regular Monthly Meeting of; the above Lodge will bo held in tho Lodgo-room, i ( Newton, This (Friday) Evening, the ,'lBtU inst.; at j 7.30 o'clock sharp. Visiting Brethren are invited. .V, :._,;, :. ! By order of the W.M. U R. G. BOWEN, . . Hon. Sec. i : ril.il ..-,.-.'! A ••" ~'i >-•''■ i LOYAL ORANGE SQIREE. r , T .-| v | A MEETING- of the Committee ,of j the' above Soiree will take place at theLodgo ; • Room, Newton, THJS (Friday) EVENING, at seven o'clock sharp.,. , | ;., ~ ~ ,■■ ■ I AY. J. SUITER, - Hon. Sec. TOLET, the PRINCE OF WALES \ THEATRE, tho most centrally located k and j best-adapted HALL for CONCERT^, LECTURE S. , I or other Public Amusements, havihg Excellent DRESSING-ROOMS, CLOAK-ROOMS, an d all the accommodation required Liberal terms made with Societies. , »r i ":• ~y Application to be made to ; '■ : A A,, .if r. j. Delias; TO LET, a comfortahle Cottage in Seafield View. —Apply to T. Peacock, Optician, Shoi tland-street. '' TO LET, a good Hotel.—Apply to Mr Stevens, West Queen-street. TO LET, the Shop and Dwelling lately occupied by the Provincial Government In Shoi tland-street.—For particulars apply to Samuel Brown ; or, Cartwright & Son, Shortland-street. NOTICE.— To be Let at Parnell, in one of tho best positions, a First-class Six raomed House, Wfth fire places and brick chimnies , A flower garden and first-rate vegetable garden attached ; would be let cither with or without the vegetable gardon.—Apply at Miss Ryan's Store, Hobson's Park, Upper Parnell. C. LEYS & CO. i ■•!, i :.■'•:•'..''.. • I ( HAVE OK SALE — OHO BOXES BELMONT SPERMS 25 tons Fine and Coarse Salt 20 barrels American Prime Mess Pork f?URNISHED APARTMENTS for " two or three Gentlemen at Mrs Walker's, Grey I street, three doors from Pitt street. FOR SALE by the undersigned- Tanks, Cart Shafts, Coals (Bay of Islands and Newcastle), Firewood, Charcoal, &c. ! J . o.ltA.lvjT, Fort street. . FOR SALE, Improved Farm of 110 Acres, contiguous to Auckland.—Apply to J. E. Appleby, corner West Queen street. OR-SALE, < heap, one 21-feet Boat, several Ships' Boats and Dingies.—J. ; ! Clare, Boatbuil'der, Custom-house-street East. 1 HPOR SALE, , a Six-roomed [ Houtee JO (Freehold), in William street, City. There is a good well, three fire places, bow window* and orna mental garden in front. Price* £200. ■* /■ ,:.,■ . ■■■;(■. J. M. LENNOX,1 \ ' Queen stveot.



I NEWTON HIGHWAY BOARD. f pHE Annual Meeting of the Rate- JL payors of the abovo District will be held at the Newton Academy on SATURDAY, July 19th inst., at noon. THOS. FAULDER, Chairman. A" PUBLIC INDIGNATION MEETING of the electors aud 11011 -electors of the province of Auckland will take place at the • Mechanics' Institute, THIS (FRI DAY) EVENING, 18th instant, to consider the false statements made hy Mr Lusk at the late puhlic meeting held there by him. Chair to he taken at half-past seven. EDUCATION RATE. NEWTON DISTRICT. ALL Householders Claiming, Ex emption from this Rate under Clause 39 of tho Act are requested to hand in to the Chairman or to ady Member of the Education Committee, on or before Monday, 21st July, at noon, a certificate of inability to pay (signed by two householders residing in their own neighbourhood, who have paid the rate), with the view of considering such claims. JAMES WA.LLTS, Chairman of tlie Newton District Education Committee. ■ '.'A !!'■ City Council Offices, ' Auckland, sth July, 1873. IT' is hereby notified that the Regulation made by the City Council, in pur suance of "The Municipal Corporations Act," 1807' Schedule 13, Part 10, Subdivision 1, fixing the times for the starting and running of City Stage Carriages, will be conlirmed by the said Council on MONDAY, the 4th August, 1873. F. BRODIE, Town Clerk. TO THE RATEPAYERS OE THE -L C:TY. GENTLEMAN,—I have beea i"-ged to offer myielf to become an Elrated Member of the City Cou-ic'l in pace of Mr John Co^GftAVJC, resigned, so that when my duti i as Mayor shall i ?a o my experience and sevv.ce3 may be at the d'spo."'1. of the Ratepayer j. Should you ho..'or me with yonr coifidenc ; it W.' 1. be my c.■. -nest a!~n to advance ihe ■ lterests o± the Cty, p- I have b'.the. o endevoved to do.—-Your obedient Se.Vint, ■■:■■"- '■■ P. A. PHILIPS. July 18, 1873. AUCKLAND AND NORTH SHORE STEAM FERRY COMPANY (Limited.) ON and after Monday, the 21st inst., the fares to the North Shore, by the Company's steamers, will be as follows :- Single fare, Od each way; Return, 9d (excepting Sundays, when singlo ticket 3d each way.) Nicik-r Ticko'H—Single, ls ; Return, ls 6d. WRBKipr- Tickets—Gentleman, 2s (id; Ladles, li Od ; two children of same family. Is each ; three or more children of same family, 2s Od. Night and day weekly tickets 4s fid each. Horses, 23 6d aaeh ; Buggies, 2s Od each. By order of the Directors. II W. IIEATn, • - ,- Manager. Auckland, July 18, 1873. , , '• ,-, 0~~ FFIOE TO LET m Port-street,' . three doors from Queen - street. — Apply to Samuel Cochrane & Sou, Auctioneers, Fort-street *, ..-', 7 L'\ A/A',\A 0. ~ IT • (Ll '■> T!v H .l;l EXTRAORDINARY CHEAP SALE' ' 'AA, ! li'M ».! Oi.!' i ";i A.iA.A AA <AJ 'AA ov i-/y.- ' ■■■■A'-i DRAPERY & CLOTH|INGh ~.■,': A -Ail T y ti<) S G^R At E & O O O • < "';.'. ,!■.' \c a, .HOli Will hold a CLEARING SALE OF THE BALANCE WINTER DRESS GOODS, WINCEYS, : - AAA- 1 - FRE^H 'M E Bi;NOS,:'"-1 ii:i' wool plaids, Crimean shirtings, CALICOES, FLANNELS, BLANKETS, ~..., And General Manchester Goods^ n(V] . AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES, FOR FOURTEEN DAYS ONLY. klrll ,-.:- '"•■ ;-'( U-.M '■' "! ii,■■-!>! LADIES JACKETS, MANTLES, SHAWLS, AND MILLINERY, Beduced to Half-price, to offoct a Speedy Clearance. ■ ■",-.'V Tfco -LARGEST and- BEST-SELECTED ST<!)CK of CLOTHING in : New Zealand to choose from, at IMMENSE REDUCTIONS! J. C O BGt RA V E & C 0., CANADA BUILDINGS, ' ''': " " (j'UEEN STREET. ' j MxhA O/'rilTO.-f'l 7^"'k" '■■ !- T j | '■— i ££ -.TO-MORROW1. J g g; QIA^SO GATS,; OATS. • 2 ON ACCOUNT. OF\ WHOM IT MAY CONCERN. !BX DUKE OF EDINBURGH, FROM MOERAKI. B. TONKS & CO. fTTILLseU To-morrow (Saturday), 'j f V . at 11 o'clock, I 100 SACKS (more or less) OATS, '*' AH W»ow W less damaged.



MONDAY, JULY 21. UNREDEEMED PLEDGES, 1872, 1573. SURVEYORS' INSTRUMENTS, LAW BOOKS, GOLD & SILVER WATCHES, DIAMOND RINGS & PINS. EAR-RINGS, LOCKETS, Etc.. Etc. ' B. TONKS & CO. HAVE been instructed by Mr M. Marks, Pawnbroker, to soil by auction, at the Brunswick Mart, on 'Monday next, the 21st inst, at 11 o'clock, UNR E D E|E ME D PLED GE S, Consisting of — 1872. •- June 3..191G..Fie1d Glass and Gold Ring Sept 12.. 3341.. Telescope 10..3301..C01d Ring 17.. 3130.. Pair G old Ear- rings *$ 20..3408..Pair Gold Sleeve-links 23..3509..8race1et and Gold Locket j 25.. 3533.. Theodolite 28..3557.. J^atod Coffee Pot and Milk Jug i 28.; 3588.. Plated Set of three pieces 30.. 3000.. 0 Silver Tea Spoons and G old Locket Oct 1..3030..5i1ver Prooch, Ear-rings, and Gold ■ft Locket 1..3042..G01d Pin 2..3045..G01d Ring . . 5 . 3fiSS.. Silver Lover Watch and Chain 5..3080..G01d Pencil Case, Locket, and Ring 7. .3700. .Gold Ring 8..3722..G01d lling and Locket 10..3740..G01d King ~..,; ~ 10..37:">. r >..Silver Watch and Oold Albert 12. .3769.. (Sold Albert and Locket 14..3780..C010nial Gold Ring 18..3837..5i1ver Verge; Watch 18..3845..5i1ver Lover Hunting Watch and Gold Albert 19..3901..5i1ver Lever Hunting Watch and Gold Albert 2G..3olG..Silver Lover Hunting Watch and Silver Albert 20.. 3070..Lady's Diamond and Garnet Ring 28..3000..G01d Ring . « |28.. 3003.. Gold Ring and Gold Locket 23..4000..2 Ladies- Gold Rings 30..4050..5i1ver Lever Hunting Watch, Gold Albert and Locket * Sept 24.. ..Prismatic Compass Nov 5.. 4170.. Piece Greenstone, gold mounted 5.. 4188.. Pair Gold and .1 et Ear-rings 1G 4340..2 Gold Lockets, Chain, Studs, Ac. Nov. 1.7..434-I..Silver Lever Hunting Watch, GoW Albert and Locket 17.. 4345.. Pair G old Earrings 17.. 4347.. G old Wedding Ring and Keeper 18..4350..G01d Lever Watch, by French, Corn hill, Gold Albert, and Greenstone, gold mounted 19..43G0..G01d Hunting Watch, Tobias, Liver pool , 19..4373..5et of Gold Studs, Sleeve-links, and Button 29.. 4500.. Gold Watch and Gold Ring 29.. 4507.. Lady's G old Ring Dec 2.. 4527.. Pair Gold Ear-rings 10.. 4047.. Stephen's Commentaries, 4 vols, 1868 14..4093..G01d Locket ... , ~, 24.. 4818.. Silver Watch and Chain 24.. 4825.. Half Hoop Diamond Ring 24.. 4830.. Silver Lever Hunting Watch , ; 24.. 4831.. Telescope 1873 Jan 7.. 71..G01d Brooch, Ear-rings, & Gold Cross 1. . 73.. Gold Chain and Gold Locket 9.. 62.. Silver Watch and Gilt Albert ' 9.. 113..G01d Chain 9.. 122..Wedding Ring and Keeper 10.. 128.. Colonial Gold Ring 10.. 130..G01d Locket and Keeper , , 10.. 131.. Pair G old Ear-rings 11.. 134..G01d Likeness Brooch^ 1872 Sept 26.'.3500..2 Vests 20.. 35G1.. Coat and Shawl r. ! £ Nov 13.. 4292.. Great Coat 10..4337..Ma0ri Mat Dec 9.. 4062.. Silk Dresses 10.. 4033.. Dress, Skirt, &C. 16.. 4710.. Riding Skirt 21..4734. .Velvet Jacket 23..4803..2 pair Boots (uppers) , fT 27.. 4540.. Bundle of Child's Clothing 1373 Jan 7.. 72..5i1k Dress and Jacket ' 10.. 127.. Suit of Black Clothes, and Silk Jacket 20.. 134..Trousers and Vest , ! * -• -27.. 336..Dress 27.. 332.. Velvet Jacket and Opera Cloak 27.. 337>..French Merino Morning Dress 29.. 371.. Skirt and Petticoat 29.. 372..Youth's Great Coat 7.. 85..5uit,.0f Clothes 31.. 418.. 7 pieces of Clothing Feb 1.. 432..Dress : „•. 1.. 433..Great Coat 5.. 484..Jacket .. 8.. 640..C0at and Vest 12.. SSS.. Worked Petticoat 15.. 037..Sheet, 2 Night-dresses, &c. 17.. 643.. Dress and Jacket I?.. 677..C0at, Trousers, and 2 Vests r if March'll.. 1012.. Coat 13.. 1058..Table Cloth and Petticoat s . ,$j 1 • 15.. 1080..Cloak and Jacket 17.. 1090.. Coat 17.. 1052.. Trousers and Vest Feb 25.. 814.. Enema Sheet, and 2 Baby!s Frocks March If.. 1102.. Black Ttrousers and Vest 1873 March2l.. 1176..Pair Trousers -j. ■ ~-. ;bti!W 29.. 1287.. 8 pieces of Baby s Clothes April 2.. 1359.. Dress 7.. 1400.. Barrister's Gown ;: , ..-,- •„..» 7.. 1422.. 4 pieces of Baby's Clothes, &c. March 27.. 1270..3 pair Trousers and Coat! ;>{ }] 27.. 1271..Pair Fishing Boots 27.. 1280.. Dress Petticoat and Silk Jacket 27.. 1282.. Suit of Clothes ; , ~ * ' M '' ° TUESDAY, JULY 22.' '" ° jj FIR ST-C LA S S EN G LIS H-MADB .-.■,.;.,.■>. FURNITURE,- , ■-; BY AUCTION, ON~TUESDAY: NEXT» THE 22nd INSTANT. .;..,. E. &.'. H. ISAACS WILL offer as above, on Tuesday next. 22nd inst., . . ~. "25 OASES'REALLY BEST LONDON'M4IDE GOODS. Full particulars in future papor. -: MONDAY, JULY 21. COTTAGE, UPPER QUEEN STREET. % FARM AT WAITAKEREI. ; _ . , THE Subscribers have received in structions to sell, at the Land Mart, Fort street, on Monday, 21st inst., at 12 o'clock, , *. .>B A Neat Cottage in Marmion street, oil Upper Queen street, erected on Lot 7 and part of Lot: 8, of the subdivision of Allotment 3, Section 37, < City of Auckland, 30 feet frontage to Marmion. street. Also, An improved Farm of 58 acres at Waitakerei South, with House, Stable, Fowlhouse, Cowsheds, Barn, &c, thereon. I . " .] ' And. Lota 120, 121,123, and 128, Village of Howick. j SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, i ,' A Auctioneers, : yj_ SATURDAY, JULY?19,«1873, : ' AT 1 O'CLOCK, J. HIGHLEY & CO. HAVE been favoured with instruc tions to sell by auction, at the Wharf Auction [ ' Mart, on Saturday, July 19, at 1 o'clock, ia choice selection of fruit, orna-;, " ( m;ental, and forest trees, &c., 7a 1 . ; . • comprising, j '."'' 100 bags Potatoes *o . ;:... Cryptomaria, of aorta -y , Cypress Pmus, English Oak I Camellias, Hollies j Magnolias, Thorn Quicks \- App.es, Ornamental Trees ~ Pears, &c, &c, &c. Plums . fiwi ufii: .Cherries I'■■'■ ' A' , • • ■ Peaches' V',,,-'^,.o I " ! ApridQts , - ' £ ■ , , )V . '~ Nebtarines Quinces