FAIRLEIGH FARM.

.Holidays, when judiciously observed with out doing violence to the physical system aTe a beautiful change from the uniform labour of of the week. They are ablessed opportunity for going out into the fresh pure air and warm sunshine which give bloom to the cheek, elasticity to the step, and vigour to the frame. On Monday we visited Eairleigh Farm, some sixteen miles from Auckland, in the district of East Tamaki.. The way thither with fair com panions, behind a pair of greys, through 'New market, and the English-like settlement of ~\"_§ahuhu, was especially open and refreshing. Young men and young ladies in the bloom of youth were with us, and judging from their smilea and rustic melodics —such as' "Coming thro' the rye," and "Give me _ackj my heart," —evidenced feelings of real enjoyment. The hall, the simple church, the memorial monument, • and the variety of neat stores of Otahuhu appeared to smile in the earlj' sunshine with the promise of a fine day apout them. We passed various pedes trian, and i owners of cattle on horse back with their long-tbonged whips, and witnessed but one accident—the fall of j a ._.ort3e_-i-wbich was,not aerious, and .entered lane, five or six miles in length, past a solitary little church on a hill, at -which a kind of Aubumian minister preaches to a dozen of the far-living settlers on Sundays, and where on wet Sundays, like Dean Swift, he might talk to his one hearer—his own dear Eoger. The hillside temple is prettily situated, and looked gay in the sunshine which sparkled on its eastern painted win dows. The rev. gentleman's habitation on the other side of the hill is ill-shapen, and unlike any other house we had ever seen, either in England, I Scotland* •Or Ireland, \'_ forcibly reminded us of Squire Earquarson's Bland ford dog-kennel; but there is no accounting for taste. The gorse was blooming in its holiday costume on both sides of the way, and the sheeny brooklet sparkled and mur mured,' beneath [the wild willows andoyer T hanging fern ; but nothing of'note was ob servable excepting a recently-imported hare, which scouted byttsi' 'We'reached Fairleigh Farm on a tree-encircled eminence, and placed our feet once more on terra firma, unloaded our sandwiches, cakes, wine, and Bhared the more substantial provisions of the farm, which is one hundred and sixty acres in circumference. The country was visible in its quiet beauty for many miles round, under the serenity of ith_ calm, blue .iky. j We heard occasionally the report cf a sportsman's gun, the almost only sound that breaks the universal silence that prevails. The change, however, for a day _.was especially enjoyable around that lonely house where dwell the bachelor-farmer and his aged sire, and sport- Cows were innumerable, and horses many, and a pensive delight was in Iche meandering brooks. We started a few pheasants with their beautiful plumage, and ! although*'' we had' our rifle, -we had no license, and conscience, not fear, would not permit us to bring down a single', bird;' -The land! was tolerably-level, and the soil light, with no lack of water fori the,, cattle: the grass was^ fresh and green, and the oats were Nourishing.* Within the bachelor domicile, where order had not com menced its reign, the ladies' were busy in preparing the welcome feast. We sat down at their bidding on homely stools, and ate, drank,, were, merry, and gAye toasts to the " Queen," and "Fairleigh Farm," when the young lasses with their.long. flowing hair sang the pretty trio of the "Lovers." A ramble -b-i-d Jt_e .arm 'brcrfaght .lis back :to the/quiet' homestead where, to our surprise, under the Bhingles we discovered a volume of Heath's "Book of Beauty,", a copy of the same volume'which weha-fead twenty years ago ih tae busy heart of, London. The chill shadows of evening! wei'e falling round, we mounted our- WagOnette, ahd-soinewhat re luctantly turned our horses towards home, arid'-leftV perhaps for' ever,' the solitary abode of the! fartner of Fairleigh Farm. ."

HARBOUR BOARD.

The usual fortnightly meeting of the Har bour l Board i was held this afternoon. Pre- Bent: Messrs W. C. Daldy (Chairman), P. A. Philip.; (Mayor), J. Casey, L. W. Eaton, H. S. McKellar, O; Yon der Heyde, W. H. Kißsling, J: "Cruiti-shank. lA __ . 'The only correspondence before the Board wMme ,f6lldwirig '•—', , '.", , ~.,/. -t letter from Captain Stetson,) of the ship Polar Star, w*a read,- asking the Board to again 'dohsider'Ki- applicatiriri for a 'reduction of wharfage; audi urging that he had already paid-full dues oh his ship, while his return to port was owing tor no fault of his own. An allowance under such- circumstances, he al leged was made at all other ports. .;' The Chairtttan- stated that clause 21 of the rules provided for -vessels in distress and whalers. He «_so s«idthat other 'vessels. had'met'with'tfome 6obsid*rati6n under thb same circumstances' J Alr.u Uu SH-LI Mr Philips rnqyed, ,*nd Captain Casey secqndedrrThat,t%;%hWrfag6; on,, jthe, .Polar, Stairbe'reduced oh^half.;. ~. bh'i Mr^ McKellar opposed., the motion on p_ine_ple. lt***uit w.brt f '-' •• ..Bifidi*. 'After -omedisctlßsion the .motion 'tfa&^ut1 luiji knifed. /'.'.^..A'] „ \ .. .!' '\tm A, FINANCE. Utiti-'i ■i. ' The !f6rti_igh%; &fouhts 'up and f-trdered (to be jpaid, < to.the.amount -m< £V 2&% 19s 4d'.'f!VThe balahces tltood^ '**- folio*-. Ordin^'adcount, £1323 18s, Jjgjn accounts due £145 16s Id: balance,, | £ll7B i Is )_Wi t \ pej&anent : works'Vaecpunt^,,£s2^, 2s-. TcLjlesß: accounts dim .£Loß7,i.'3tfu3di. t balance, £4156 19s 4d. , '"^'Vaaa"^ iA'l'yU 'Cokto-^EB Mf«™j ,',; "XAi-ill The'report;pi the Works Committee .yraai: read in ; reference "to a proposed road to St.- Georgesf Bay. The report recommended the formation of a rbad. and A bttm bfAfiSO. be, ex pe-di-^he^;: * od"A^i':'lt^u io" The'repbrt-.^as adpptpd.. inuiLk v ■„■■ The report of «tht> committee in ireference to sheds on thfl'^harf was .read. It recbm-, mendbd) that !sheds/be:coh'st^noted at .6j.ee' oh,, 'ihe.eas'fceri. T, but the ei;ectipn..,o£. sheds, on: xhe western be considered hereafter. mudnfa Mr Cruickshank thought1 'that^'llngljsh ship's did "not require shed accommodation bo much as steamers, to.whom qnick'dispatch was an object;l-He would recomniendtfyat thev^teame^be charged, extra for.th'e.iise, of the ehed for "their cargo^. This they be willing to day, aa-at-present they are at present they,a.re t at,,expanseittjtruokingthe merchandize-to-the'flmall'* sheds down the wharf.-"^-'--'-j'''-1' i''1°171 - !f Mf "JPhilipf 7mov f ed,. and, Mr Cwckshank, seco^nded,'lth_t-thb-6 t u.stioh-of-ere6ting -heaa on the new Tbe re.ctyiifiidei.ed. This wsßTi carried. The_repprt of the Clerk of Works wTas-read)1, in reference to the artesian well. It stated that the boring operation had. reached 385 feet, and no more water flowed" than when it was'fl-'fefetr'""' d': >'"!' J* 1 ';"' >'■■;"•' '"'_' It was agreed tb allow the boring-tojproi ceed'lintil' reab'hed.; hi ■": '- ' DOCK ACCOM-ftOD-T-b'N."' 1 «a' jl:' The report of the Committee in reference to dock ->_ccommod„tid_' was read.1 It1 recommended that a dry dock be ; constructed,-. 300 I feet long, 111 50 «i feet wide4U-_~l2-feet deep; also- a wing be «on- Btructed_.aving a dook 200 feet long,, 46uf*ett< widar^ahd'-S feat' debp.' f ';Th«^ite; reoqm'.; mended '.tyul. ____W-wSßwm .Mi m Uto Qum_-treet Wharf," The HttnM'.4Mt : ti*''!:l " ''«' ijl' t' I-} , r

of the work was put down by the Clerk of the Works to be £50,000, while the.l estimated revenue from the landSreclaimed, was fixed at £2550 per annum. , The cost of \ dock at the breakwater was estimated at £53,000, ' with no other income available beyond the dock dues. The Chairman moved, and Mr Philips ; seconded, the adoption of the report. After some discussion and reference to the1 plans the report was adopted unanimously. This concluded the business. -■ i ... '*■ ,

TEETOTAL IGNORANCE.

(To the Editor of the Evening Star.) Sir, —A copy of a petition to the General Assembly is just now, left,at my place for signature, from the tenor of which we learn that the fanatical section .;of the teeto tallers are aiming at adding to the; already* despotic restrictions on the peo ple in regard) to the custom oft washing down a good dinner with good beer. Com pulsory teetotalism is judged objectionable. Sir, I protest morality cannot possibly any how exist under compulsion, because com pulsion necessarily excludes all; possible merit. In accordance with this, my belief, I promptly signed the petition ,_ and if I were a staunoh, conscientious teetotaller I Bhould sign it, I being a firm and fast infidel con cerning moral compulsion. Signatures are asked.—l am, etc., W. E. Sadler. [Still we tiy to compel thieves and highwaymen to be " moral'" by Act of Parliament. • There is nothing inconsistent fin legislating on the- Huilor traffic — Ed. _. S.]

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1 The usual monthly inspection of the Artil lery Volunteers will take place this evening.



Special Advertisements. J US TO P E "S ED, EX PA RSE E, ( TWO CASES' LADIES' & CHILDREN'S STRAW HATS,: '\, FROM is. 6d. EACH. S. & J. R. VAI LE, NATIONAL MART, Corner of, Queen and Wyndham streets-.-.. ~ ,iii:! .- ' .. ■ ! ....:.. M , ! if ~_..! -..A V_ !' A .-. i.-i ■• . . ; ___—! '.-::/•;. TO'CARPENTBE S.—Wanted Tenders for Erecting a Cottage.—Apply to H. Neale, Grey street.' ' J I _\-__ .-. : . ~ ' ., —. a. .'■ -, ■ , H —— LOST.— ss. REWARD.—Pourohe pound Notes were left by a Lady on one of the glass cases inside Mr Caters Photographic Establish ment, Queen-street, this afternoon about 2 o'clock.— The finder will receive the above reward on bringing them to the Star, office. V ..';''■. ¥ FOUND ADRIFT,'a square-sterned Open Boat, about 20 feet long, with Oars, Bow locks, and Anchor.—The owner-can have the same by paying expenses.—Apply office of this paper. :| ' "ff ■ | '■' •'-. ■• i -A.C'A' ''■ i 1 '—. ■'-'TOILET ON PLEASE, ". " //, j A -E'A'RM. of about; 80 acres of -X Rich Land at Kaukapakapa, Soven-roomud ;House,'Out-btiildirigs. and,, „l tonyejiiences. Stock.. Furnl^ire; &c, :,'&_., .ah beh^L-at %. valuation., Rent, low to a gobd tenant ,'. ", '% '. \'"^&i:M^ • ; ;G.;^.binney. ; ARTILLERY VOLUNTEERS. ' ' T" -IE Montbjy;-. >'Jr|-pe(ction 'of the Battery will take place in the DriU-shed TO MORROW (Tuesday), 3rd inst.,'at'7.Bo p m - T ,-, ~_n i Full Dressy with -Rifles, »B4yonets. afid Acco_tre r ments complete. i,i-. ,>,'■ I'lh '-■- mhhim \ 'By order. , -~,■ « , __£* :*__.,■• .'• >* .'. "AA i ''■ EH. PEATON, .-.ii::-.--A j . ...■'....■■ '. Captain- Cohimandiiig Battery. ' GOLDEN EAGLE "GOLD MINING, COM • Pi. NY (Registered); ' THE Half-yearly General Meeting of Shareholders will be held in the Company's Office, Vailes' Buildings, Wyndham-street, Auckland,, on. iSATURDAV, thefTth! day of June next, Sat 12 o'clock noon, to reoeive .Directors' Report and Balance-sheet. SIV RWRIGH_7 i i Legal Manager. j Auckland, 29th May, 1873. ■ " ■'.<■'• Ifjj.'j t?ODND, a Pdht, at Melon's Bay, IP near Howick.—Apply to C. iCooper, Howick. MONEY TO LEND, from £25 to £3,000, on : first' class' securities, at current of interest.—J. M. ■ Lennox, Estate Agent, 42/>Qugen.Btr)Bet.'; __} A: A UOEDAND PERMANENT CO- J-L OPERATIVE BUILDING AND INVEST /MENT SOCIETY. r „.,./, /,; ! The First Annual j-Wting of the Auckland Per lianent Co-operative Buitdini andlftvestmentßdciety will be held in the Rooms of the Young Menis Christian; Association, Wellesley-street, on THTJBSJ DAY EVENING, the sth June, at 8 o clock. . f A*,. -ru-A-a , V/lhsioujl JOHN BATGER, j'ui i, .-,'.■. :,A\ AAy't fits, i , "•• ■"'Secretary;" ' A if C __"iM W _laßM6_sc J\. i ;; ; .-.:-.;!'S'Z<SOCIETYJ A auAah'.iAAi.' • \ | This Society is Established for the practice of lia -' ■ -4»AR_i MUSJ.C O A 1 ' (SACRED AND JSECULAR). 1 * VAV.A: 1.. A\.-U\ ) ' I The next practice .will be held,in the large room of 'the Young Men's Christian Association at 8 p.m. on '■WEDNESDAY. Xadies and Gentlem^ are respep^ fußy-oPdtea.fo^Ointh^S-btety. ....,'.,,/. ~,.... y-yy Jt_f ■'■■^^'i jm'Wmm::A , r , it , : '.Young'sTransparentparaffiaCandida,,; 'An..'// . iKeißer's.qandiedPjjelf,,..;. :-, ,:-,,-ui-W. .;.■■-'. '■" 'i Cigars. Scrim., Beer, Corks,,Mnnt- Metrf ajU Colza Oil, TuWtinsee^OUXEfcw *n 4. *0^ ,f 'Royal Hand Paper Bags. ' ' ' J. NOW LaNDESG. EX PABSEE AND EDINBURGH j ■■ ..m.-nC-ST-E'.—•' - .'" "'''A ■' '''■".'.', Price's Beimd-t Candles, Pi.kleg ' "y . .",." •Salad and Castor OUs/Tartaric Acid ' ~.,.,• ' {! ' Carbonate of Soda .. , . • . • j_.._r,| ,;. .., [_ Currants, Raisins (Eleme and Layers! ' , ~ . .. : Salt, Weston-'Westall's(Pine and Coarse) . ._. iVestas (Bell & Black's 250's and Plaids) „ : Navy Canvas, Pitc^ R,esin, r White-Le^d . ~ • rl Ulol-e^Se'e'drtwhite (Peter Lawson 4t Son's Besfc) '' , . ... ~ hi ...,.-,,.?;,■.: l^oos ON 'S A LE'''" J "'- ''•'' .'",'.: -~.,. (Wholesale only), by eobeb t..,;;1,u s k, . . , IMPORTER,; ~ y _3 .^m'q'tj'- EN STREET, A.TJ OK L A-N D. I a; ; ;'ii/■E,, I R:':E!;:;D-...:-A:-ii.i; 'E; V-, ;WaTCH AND. CLOOK, MAKER1 AND JEWELLER. (Erom Messrs Ridley and Sons, Manufacturing Watchmakers and JeweUers, London,) Every description of English andl Foreign Watches _WClocks Cleaned and .Repaired at the shortest. -oticV. and reasonable - prices, in* a workfcnanUke,, manner. , . fe»_^ London. AH work guaranteed. , .. lj£gTJ note the Addresg ;— r_ ■ t".^"lj"F RE:D' ;J" A:I/!iS••,iT t""'IJ,:"■ ; i. 1 i, QUBBN S TBI E ,-.«..„.„ -0»»oilt« «-• City H»U, and next doorto WUltaaw



I *••<■ Wanted. WAITED, a Horse for a Spring Cart.—Address, stating price, to, J.P., office of this paper. ANTED, a Boyi—Apply W. George, Parnell. . ! WANTED, a "respectable Lad.— Apply Victoria Hotel, Quoen-street, WANTED, at once, a respectable Young Man as Housekeeper to a single Gentleman, and to have charge of house. Must be a good cook with.-unexceptionable references. —Apply to " Box," No. 106, Post-office, Shortland-street. WANTED, a "Female Servant.— —Apply Foresters' Arras Hotel, Albert street. WANTED TO RENT, a three or four-roomed House, within ten minutes' walk of the wharf.—Apply G.D., Star office. WANTED, a G-eneral Servant in a family of two.— Apply to Mrs Kensington, Xov/er Graf ton Egad. (new house). —li 1.. WANTED, Boys for the Boot trade. —Apply to Garrett Bros., Wakefleld-street. TX7 ANTED, Pegmen and Bivetters. ... ' T V - Apply to G. Hernus, Newton Boot Factory WANTED, a Girl, about fifteen years of age.—Apply at the Anchor Hotel, Queen-street. WANTED to Sell, a Six-roomed House in the Grafton Boad.—Apply Star office. ; _ i . WANTED to Sell. Cheap, a Broodwood's Table Pianoforte.—Apply at the office of-tills paper. WANTED, to Sell, a 14 horse power Portable Steam Engine.—Apply to Mr K. Monk, S*Bh and Door Company. ' WANTED, a strong strong Youth to make himself generally useful in the store.—Apply Lewis Bros. WANTED KNOWN, that the Celebrated Liqour, "Dew of the Alps," ex Hero, can be obtained at Burton's, Victoria Hotel, Victoria-street. WANTED, Tenders for the Erection of a Three-roomed Cottage. Plan and Specification may be seen, and Tenders left till Wednesday, June the 4th, at fl o'clock p.m., at A. Graham's, Bootmaker (next Mr Garret's, Butcher,) Newton. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. — - WANTED to' Let or Lease, that well-situated SHOP & DWELLING-HOUSE, situated in Queen-street, with shelving, fixtures, and gas-fittings complete, next door to the United Service Hotel. Established in the grocery businesses years. —For further particulars apply to Jai. Watson, at Brown, Barrett & Co. 's,' High-street. WANTED, a good General Ser- I vant, with a knowledge pf cooking, for the Hot Springs.— Apply'tb Mr. Stevenson, at Messrs' Jackson and .Russell's, Solicitors, Fort-street. W'A JJT.It.Ve «!b" Zffl&fanbjtifflifi 1 Vc-tti-bmed'to^-Knare-. "a -fl-uaUarT'ias Nursery Governess.—Address A., office of this paper. ';' I); f j ' ,'i ' i .:':• —— ■ jTOTA-^PED KNOWN.—Theunder itt signed have always on hand a large supply of Newcastle and Bay of Islands Coal; also, best Cut and Uncut Wood. Yard*! Between Port and Cu_ .torn-house street, next Isaacs' Bonded Store. W. &,G. WINSTON... IXTANTEd' KNOWN that I |have VV' ' now so reduced the price of Sewing Machines ;that.no!one can afford to be without one. I have new Hand Machines for sale at £2 10s, £3, £5, and £5 6s ; also, several first, class Second-hand Machines. Every Machine, new ox.second-hand, guars—teed. -Repairs properly done. Needles, Oil and Extras.— Geo. W. HitsiiOP, Engineer; the Fitting Shop, Vulcan Lane., .',,-/• •:■. .'■ ': i.TIKJ j ,'•'';•'.':,'■'''.'„'•'' . ' — hur — ; ••-;,.•■ iljiTA NTED. to Sell, Cheap, a Cole- VV brook Date Raniie, nearly new; also, a Leamington Range and an American Stove, Improved patent Portable Ovens, Wrought-iron Ranges, and )ron Fireplaces. Ships' Stove* on hand. Repairs done.—H. 11. Smith, Auckland Iron Works, Durham street East. " ,'-,■;■■ • ■ .'• i ' - . i ■■ - ■ - ■ - • ■ •- |vpA.NrT.ED: ..KNOWN.— I V.f; Prices Reduced. SINGER'S New Family Noisei—Sß Lock-stitch Sewing Machines.—M. A. Ai.Diticrr, Agent, Shortland-street, Auckland. To P.t the requirements of customers who find a diffl ty in' paying the full amount at once Mrs A_drich adopted a method of time payment to suit them. CM. WILLIAMS, I .- i . Mil - ■•.-■ y ■ .. Agent. "JOTANTED TO SELL (Cheat)),' Iron It V Ploughs,- Q,i, and 8 feet sheets; Galyan_:ed Corrugated Iron, Pumps, Paints, &c, &c, at Alfred Smart's, next Blue Post; Victoria-street. 1 : .___ \j_r a N -t.;e d k.n/0,^,.^ IYV "! IH __ ' '_,' .THAT, r ... ,__._' W. LEYS, Bookbinder, I Machine TJuler, and Account-book Manufacturer. Has REMOVED from Victoria street East, to Wyndh am street, next door above the Evening S.arj office. . .-.■_____ "TITANT^p KNOWN that Holjp- ! JtV'1 ship -Co., Wholesale and. Retail Timber Merchants; and' Manufacturers,, .exbcute orders j*lth despatch, and at the lowest possible prices, from any . of their establishments; ■"..'•' iin i Head Office: Saw Mill and Timber Yards, Custom \ house street, Auckland. ...... ;' Sash, Door; and Moulding Factory, Newton. ' Saw Mill and Timber Yard, Beach, Grahamstown, .. f;3;_nb«rYard, Crtromandel.' ■■•':• '.. , ■■". m Whm ' ;,Baw Mill, Whangaroa Harbour, convenient for all * Imports, and deep water for loading. FA :k.A. .'-rtr—. —' ~ .'. .' '.-.'.— '■ —'•,''•'" ' "v^- W" __'_* _IJ3 D X N OWN, that D. GOLDIE is prepared- to supply all kinds, of Timber and other Building Materials, including Sashes, Doors. Mouldings, Broad Timber, Hoiiseblooks. Posts, Rails, Hardwood Felloes, Shafts, Iron Bark, and. Blue' Gum Laths, Shingles, _c, _c, at the lowest» market.nric-iiAt his Yardß, Custom-house-street. "™aa \ . ' ■! .:,.-. .v- To Let •fpo LET, in Hardinge-street, a five '"JL (5) roomed House, with kitchen.—Apply to John Ogilvie, Grocer, Drake-street. • 1 syii, ■ . | (l->.-i'i '■■.-.' '■ '■■'•• •'■ " rpQ LET, a , six-stalled Stable (comr' JL , ,plete) in Hobson-street. next to Bishop Croke's residence. • Apply to Mr Davis, ni i '**n —-.■.-' ' - —' ""—" "" ' ' ' ~' rPO LET, a very desirable ,and con ... JL venient'Five-robmed House, with conservatory, back kitchen, and large workshop, g_"deD (well plinted with: choice fruit trees),-in Oracroit street, Sopth Newton. —Apply to Samuel Wells, 129, Queen street, three doors below Union Bank. rPO . I-ET, with immediate possession, , [Zli . .two Floors, 78 fe.t in length, in a new Brick built Warehouse situated in best part of Queen street, and near the Wharf. For further particulars apply to ] , y\ . , n J. ~ , J. HIGIILEY &..CO.', A I 'Ah \y" ' Auctioneers, _c, 26, Queen street. %Q GROCERS AND STOREKEEPERS. rfio LET, aßhbii,kna: l>w(_lli-ig.houße -»LiJg W^^.2if*<^_i.J_ toy to*wdW|l Jr'-'"



Drapery. T COS GRAVE AND CO 1 -' Have now open THE LARGEST AND BEST-ASSORTED STOCK OP VINTEB GOODS To be found in New Zealand, comprising Eioh, Plain, Colored, Fancy, and Black SILKS, Irish Poplins and Japanese Sißcs, Black and Colored Velvets and Velveteens, ■I' : - '■ ENGLISH & FRENCH DRESS GOODS Consisting of Satindeohines, Baratheas, Brilliantines, Crepe de Paris, French Merinos, in all the New Shades, Serges of all Descriptions, Ji Sootch Wool Plaids and Waterproofs, English and Scotoh Winceys. j A LARGE ASSORTMENOfOF FURS, Russian and Hudson's Bay Sable, Ermine, Mink, Alsaka Seal, Black Martin, Grebe, Squirrel, As trakhan and Chinchilla. An Immense Variety of Mantles, Jackets, and Polo naise, In Velvet Cloth and Velveteen, Waterproof Costumes, »* . Long and Square Wool Shawls. THE MILLINERY DEPARTMENT Is replete with all the Novelties ot the Season in Paris-made Bonnets and Hats, Feathers and Flowers, Laces and Ribbons. .' , . ; . ' The above forms the Finest Collection of Rich Goods, and contains all the latest novelties introduced in the European Markets this Season, and selected with great care by our London buyer. PRICES EXTREMELY-LOW. CANADABUILDINGS, QUEEN-STREET, AUCKLAND , —_LJ j pOUTLAND CEMENT .'". A FRESH CONSIGNMEGTOF PORTLAND CEMENT, FIRE BRICKS, FIRE TILES, PLASTER OF PARIS, KEEN'S CEMENT, . -~ . And all Kinds OF BUILDER S* MATERIALS, 1 :-Al k :'i'..-«.ACWAYB'OH HAN- " ■ ' •'" " " i KEANE-.& JEN^NSON, ':' PLASTERS, ;SLA"WR3, ETC., Victoria street East. TO FARMERS, SETTLERS, BUTCHERS T uF AND OTHERS. THE TJnciersigned are Cas_ Pur chasers of Hides, Sheepskins, TaUow, Wool, Scc.Akc., at highest markets rates. L D. NATHAN & CO., SHORTLAND STREET (Opposite Post-office), Auckland. jj US T OPEN ED I . fLA_IGE ASSQRTMENt OF BEAUTIFUL CHR OM O LITHOGRAPHS, '' . | ( . ~.,.. (j s ... j"-, i I ,j,ifi,'l %ls*t.l "-■■' - ''.".,' ... ,-__.. ,-./ . . _»« Aim a-.-Ii -i At -. D. ¥ATT-^"= "■-'.■'■ QUE K ,V a X.R EB T. TAtlNS'&'Wli'li'C-O'X Hat.' oh Sale— Prime Canterbury Potatoes ~ Ji.. B^rat Potatoes Li. _.....<, .niiiiii-./. 1.. i . Port Cooper Cheese .-i.;... ,i.i .': Sydney Maize Oats, Fowl Wheat -~_,, Seed Wheat ' A "•> . , -Barley.Medbty.i ,. »n \ .jn hull',, h-.a r.,-n - ' ""' 'Coarse and Fine 5a1t,,.,;, ,>.,.;.,-,.. Jl ;j vA > Bonedust, Boiieflour,, ;,,.«,,_.',_-_,,.„ | JAKINS &, WILLOOX, DURHAM STREET. r , 1 I -_c rsytohJ-l sli-uuU'.' oi -11-A'A a;:'a\asi<A -,-r ,'l.f.. |. | j———— ■■••■ A _.. CQMEOJ_t_/ABLE. Bb-rd and He_i dence in the Suburbs. Terms reasonable.— Apply, for address, to" Mrs M.'Star Office. r^bM^OßTi-BLE, Board and Be-i \_y dence in a pleasantly situated part of Parnell, For addreiw apply to 'f R.. i S^oriofflce.. • H ..I •''.'■■" i, i —AAA i_j -i. SINGING? PO X PEOPLE " 'on the TONIC SOLIfX'JwETHOD. The only, National and' Popular,'Metjiod of, Teaching MwdQ wonhy ofthe'naaie.— 'Times, Septeniber 1,1864,,: i .„ The public are respeptfuUy informed ofrthefoTma- Stiori 6t the s^c6nd'«l-mentaiT. Singing Class in connec tion with the Auckland Tonic Sol-fa Choral Union to be conducted by Mr Char_es B-Oomj-iei-d, to the Edwardes .street School-room on Friday Evenings from Jtalf past seven to nine o'clock. , ~,,.,, The cc-rs'6 of Twe_ty-si_ Lessons wlU'commence- en FRIDAY EVENING, June_6, when subscriptions wIU be taken and members enrolled by the Secretary.!' | Ticket for the Six MoifthV Course: Gentlemen, 10s ; Ladies, 6s; Children, 55,; Books of Music included. I.- -,-:--' :' ■'" . "A_■_ _ : - ■ P .COAL, FIREWOOD, ETC. ' Q HEP H E li^ & C O. il" '"■■ Have on Sale at A^r'^j^dj-f '.' 150 tons Bay of Islands Coal A" ;-, 200 tonß Best Ti-tree Ijiirewood.' J -, ri A '[' l-s i 1 'i T7 r"f. I ''"'; ordert,lett at the Yard,-or at.the Office, next door to Mr Bfnney's, Queen stpet; wiß receive prompt The Yards are on the town side of Mr H. GißUlan's Coal Depßt. Auckland, May 31, 1873., ~ v ,,. ■ ,r. !; .;.i . ■~-■ \ — ""• lyy'"h : y ■ j AUCKLAND HAB^OIJR BOARD. EXTENSION OF TIME FOR TENDERS. *i " A.\ '. i-j **> i ■ ''»' ' ' ••:.. Harbour Board Office, ■ A,. y< t'.t:., ■■ ■■ ■(•" ■ «;.- May 29,1873. THE Time for receiving Tenders for tho Ereotion of a New Wharf at the North Shdro is extandeA until FRIDAY, the lSJth June,



Miscellaneous. Improvement Commissioners' Office, Auckland, 24th May, 1873. TENDERS will be received by the undersigned until 2.30 p.m. of WEDNESDAY, 4th June, for the Continuation of Princes-street. Plans, Specifications, _c, can be seen at the Com missioners Office. Albert Ban-acks. R, H. STEVENSON, Seoretary. ■ Improvement Commissioners' Office . Auckland, May 30,1873. TENDERS will be received by the undersigned until 2.30 p.m. of WEDNESDAY, 1 4th June, for the Formation of a Footpath in Symonds j street. Plans and specifications can be seen at the Commissioners' Office. . .., ' B. H. STEVENSON. Secretary, ri a jj t I o ~ , OLSON'S TOMATO SAUCE. Connoisseurs pronounce this Sauce to be the, BEST for general use in households, and, in-con sequence of its high- reputation, some unprincipled persons have been induced to Collect Empty Bottles bearing the manufacturer's name stamped thereon, and pass the same off as " Olson's Universal Tomato; Sauce." The proprietor has in consequence caused: his TBADE MARK to be Begistered under the provisions of the " Trade Marks Act, 1800," and proceedings will be taken against such persons as may forge or counterfeit such mark. The public are cautioned to ASK FOB OLSON'S SAUCE, and see that the name is Stamped on Bottle and Stopper, and wrapped round with his well-known label. . [Established 18(34. J F\ STEPHENSON & CO.'s CELEBRATED COFFEES, *' "EXHIBITION BBAND" " EAGLE BBAND " "OEOVN B B A N D," Are to be prooured at all respectable Grocers and Storkkkep-Rb throughout the Province of Auck and. D. STEPHENSON & CO., wyndham st beet, . .:. Auckland. CL E V S & C O. • Have on Sale — 200 boxes Belmont Sperms 25 tons Fine and Coarse Salt 20 barrels American Prime Mess Pork. TTEINRICH KOHN, JEWELLER, QUEEN STBEET, AUCKLAND, Begs, to draw the attention of the public to his Large and WeU-assorted Stock of ENGLISH, FOBEIGN, AND COLONIAL MANUFACTUBED JEWELLEBY, Specially selected, and of the Newest Styles and Designs. ■ A large portion of the above consist of Quartz and Greenstone Jewellery, Manufactured on the premises. H. K. begs specially to draw the attention r the public to his —-■ ; ''' LARGE AND SUPERIOR STOCK OF GOLD ANt> SILVEB WATCHES, AND. .-. >••:< IoREAT VARIETY OF SILVEB AND PLATED GOODS, j Whioh are of the best known manufactures of the ! home markets.s ' *_rNote the address — , •»' „i" V iM I H EIN EI OH KOHN, JEWELLER, QUEEN S T R BET. N O T ICE. ~„ IN accordance with the 27tb , Clause of the Licensing Act, 187), I do hereby give notice that I intend to apply to thb Justices of the Peace in * jthe'District of Auckland for a Transfer of the Licenso ;now held by me for. the Flyinging Squadron Hotel, IKarangahape Boad, to llknrv Gio-EioH. ........ „ LAUBENCE BOBEBTSON, ' '. Publican. . I l .11 'A J. 1 AND ' '- '- :;' '■' V 1 '•' WI^E AND SPIRIT';' STORE, t .ZlhA^^s ■: .-A: -.'< -■ ■.• ■•-.; ■•■' ' ■ ( ~;- *' i ■ '"■ Q-u-_-__._T i 's,r_ai.-2_?. 1 (CORNER, .OF! ..WELLES LEY STREET),' T I , „A .y.CKLAND '.. in J,,..'.'/. MIT !J 6: B N HANC oc k. »'V..ni. .',' -,i.s.. ■:' ' '■ i;-'i' ''':'; t\ .... A...AA.AA- PROPRIETOR. ... •-<• «•' ■">■' fag? g ■ ;' '■:""■""':::.^- ':' MONErTOL_ND:on first-class 4-1-L J h-eenoid seourity, at low rates of interest;— ;B C. By Kit, Shortland-street. "j\7TONET:LENT on Personal SecU -_»—L rity,. or on Promissory Notes: also, on Free-' holds. Mortgages exchanged at lower rates o"interest Bills discounted. — F W. Stevens, West Queen street "| AMERICAN ORGr'ANS. .; J^; CONSIGNMENT of the above; (MAGNIFICENT INSTRUMENTS.- ' CbtPO-TED __;ri-i.ss_Y by Mr C. BoNNiNaTON) ■Utifli-jj-o.l^ '■>____,;■-'■ l \..;..;;..:/:;' P _ ANOF OB T_s _ '_.' HABM ONI UM S, ■ i' ; (£y threat makers.).:: c, ii.( Now Opened and for:Saj__ at UPPER QUEEN STREJET. , —__J i - ; ■ LJ 1 1 i L ■■• •'" i WINTER'FASHIONS. - ■';.,^; Th c misses Mclaughlin beg to inform the Ladies of Auckland and vicinity that they have received a Choice Assortment of WINTER MILLINERY, in the Latest Styles, al-O, Velvet Cloth and Velveteen Mantles, and a variety of Dregs Materials, Furs, Laces, &c„ <%c,, ,;, iHQ a.Tt'A N D BT.S MXfyS, I '":#^,sim''W®, 'M^iimv^u April as, iwa,



Entertainments. jn I~T T HALL. UNDER DISTINGUISHED PATEONAGE. THIS (Tuesday) EVENING, THE AUCKLAND ETHIOPIAN TROUPE Will give a Grand N E.G R O EN TE R T A.IN ME N T in the City Hall, on" the above date, for the i_ENEFIT of the Widow and Orphans of the LATE S. BROOKING, On which ocoasion MASTEB E. HILL will appear. Part 1.-Chair Performance. Part ll.— Miscellaneous: Double Clog Pediality, • Songs (Motto, t Sentimental,' and Character), : ' Songs ' and' Dances, Negro' Sketches Sac Part lll.—American Stop' Jig, Songs and Farces. Prioes of Admission :—Dress Circle. 8s ;,Sta_s, 2s ; Pit, is; y ■->_.■ Dancing until 2 o'clook, by Invitation Tickets. For further particulars see: programmes. ' E. W. WARD, Manager. pRINCE OF WALES THEATRE. .. .. .. .. Orlando Mazzolini. EXCELSIOR STAR VARIETY TROUPE. THIS (TUESDAY) EVENING,' JUNE 3. The above Troupe will appear for Six Nights Only in the Great Sensation Trapeze Acts by , MDLLE. LAURA and the BROTHERS FRANCONI. Mr jW. Hi REED, the- Australian' Mackriey,- will also appear in his Negroic, Comic, and other Characters, 1 and in his Violin Illustrations. Mr BEN HEATH, the Great iComiquo, in his SweU Impersonations. Mr MoLIVER in his. great character, of.Salamander Sain. The Brothers HUNTER in the Duet. The Brothers FRANK & FBKD. And an immens- variety of other attractions. Dress Circle, 8s; Stalls, 2s ;.Pit, Is. H. W. CULLIMORE, Leader.of Orchestra. nITTH A L L. THE, LAST NIGHT BUT ONE.,_~., • OF I»K CARANDINI OPERATIC AND BALLAD , ; ..'. ~ CONCERTS. ... TO-MORROW (Wednesday) EVENING, June 4, When, in addition to a Splendid Programme, eveiy purchaser of a First Seat Ticket j will be presented with a Beautiful Cabinet' Picture, and visitors to Second Seats, with a. Carte-de-visite, of either member of the Company." i " ' PROGRAMME: ~,. ~ Paex 1...,^. j Overture, Piano—Era Diavolo (Auber)—The Sisters Roslna-.and Fannie ;■•• li ■•■■■,' ■: I Part Song - Hunting Chorus (Mendelssohn)— The Sisters Rosina and Fannie and Messrs Sherwin and Gordon ~ . ,— ~ . - .. iji Song—Evei1 of Thee {L_nley)-'Madame Carandini ' Sea Song—A Fresh-ing .Breeze - (Randeggar)—Mr Henrj- Gp*_an Valse, BrilJlante (Vocal)-Ilraa (Arditi)-Miss Bosina Comic Ballad, l>.o, and Choi us—The Conspiracy (Offenbach)— Company Song-When the Swallows (Abt)—Miss Fannie Solo,.Pianofoit^t^Madame Winter r; iiT ll'i'OJ'J Chbru. and Solo from Donizetti's Opera "Lucia"- Company. , , . ... . , -~-., Interval of ten' minutes. . PAK3_JK..tJl_^i»wa>rf^'i24_T * * Introduction, Piano—Les ''S^mOmm— The Sisters Bo.ma and Fannie «l«--'i n ' 'LhultK '] Duet and Chorus from Wallaice!t o_.eJ»«??jMAritana." introducing the Fortune-telßng Scene—Company , Irish BaUad-Kate.KearnehpTMadame, Carandiiil. a ., Soldier's' DHnking1 Sting-i-TfieScbtit (tlrst tin_el'__' Auckland)—Mr Henry Gordon | Duet—l Heard a Voice in the Tranquil Night (Glover) —Madame Carandini and Miss Fannie Ballad— I-Thought to be your- Bride (Blumenthal)— Miss Fannie ; Part Song—To Distant Lands now Going (Abt)—The Sisters Rosina and Fanaie and Messrs Sherwin-,. .and Gordon vj-ru I /TT ILIUJA/A thlAAc. ' Ballad-NMati O'Neal- Mllifßoslna National Song and Chorus - Bx_e|Rritannia'_(by desire) Company. tisV ",,_ fU' , j Doors open at half-past 7; to cdjn.nience' at BjO'clock. '■ Ladies' Cloak-room and every atiehubh'.'' i Admission-First Seats, 8s; Seoond, 2_; Back Seats, is., iChildren, h-lf-pi-ice to first and second | Tickets may be obtafrad an<| s-fte .ecured at Upton and Co's, where a numbered plan of the Hall may be n?iKA .YHOV-JV* .y.Q'i!_,>.&»*^ .Willi H Mr. WALTER SHERWIN'S BjKEFIT on FRI DAY next, which will' be tho'JH|r Night of the Company in Auckland, awangd^^ having been made for their first appearance iH^Wrahamstown on Saturday next. _ _3K Madame Carandini'a GrandT»M|rt at Onehunga bn Thursday Evening. ' aj%, \ i, -j ~nl) '-AA., >■': ~ysy\',A,,-M:t->s&mmms: Auotioaße-.ijg^" THURSDAY, JJJNE^Sf *»/* e»v 1.-. •- '*MV ';at * <.')tii 1 101 & .103, QUEEN .STRJESET. I LEASE FITTINGS, FUR-V-TURE, PLATED WARE, LARGE STO"V]E, ETC. , Y an_few«A B TT»:tf:iß.a.ih>f HAS been favoured^ with instruc tions from A. H. Houghton (who is leaving the colony), to sell by auction, on-Thursdajr next, the Sth inst., at 12 o'olock noon, it his premise., Queen street, known as the Criterion Dining Rooms, ' His Interest in the Lease of said PremisGß tJ Fittings, Household Furniture, Platpd iWiareii, Cutlery, | Large Cooking Stove, &c, i#. j„ •■>. i.v 11 ! •»} B B jia-l t\W '■ Tli" vrttrslr. ys/i'd be "put'up In" oiie'lof. so as to give knyuii, I.l.ainog such abusine* the opportunity of proouniig.'ohe in gbod. wdrkinf^brder '-. should there be no buyers for it in that form, it, will be sold in the lMual order. ,„ , 1 Terms: Cas^.., a ,' v>[ilt^- . . ~,«..,,- FRIDAY, JUNE'qLI,,-;- " " .-•-■■«' i-. A ii, 'I" Burning lath4^ milner's ■!pire i proof safe, sewing-machines, , j fishing nets, household fur i NiTUREa: tchutSOb^a 'sAaavla an &c, &0., &o. ,1 .yy.o-Q'j aifl i"7fir-t.'.T('O, J S-YOSfA ci .npHE Subscribers will sell, at the itJk- Mart, Fort-street, on Friday, 6th inst., at II o'clock, . . , r .,. : MILNER'SFIREPROOF'S___i. White and Mann's , •! Sewing Machine. Sewing Machine by Wheeler and Wilson. <in Mabogany Cabinet, Brussels , i Carpet, 5 Venetian Blinds, Arm-chair and 4 '.' j Chairs (MortfO-o),.D._.r_tek-4_oV-re<i Couch and ' i 6 Chairs, Walnut Occasional Tables, Magic ' j Lantern, Couch, Loo Tahles, 2 Mahogany Chest , Drawei-s, Double Wood Bedsteads, Child's Cot, I Perambulators, Plated Cru«ts. Glass Show Case, BagateUe Table. Meat Safe., Colonial, Oven,v2 io Hs'hlni N-tk. I-_S.h 3W fothoms' hy 10 feet deep; Ornamental Iron Gate. Ajispi ATf"42< 10/C-ooxy. - ': an Exceßent LATHE, with turning utensils, &c. SAMUEL COOHRANE & SON, * .>.,Auct|fceers. fe.l;., f i t Tfi^^^HßS-ii Sio aii 'i "• BY ORDER/OE.SCEEiII-.'RißD'Dp 80-.RD. ,) niJEIJi Subscribe.'iwil selHialltwelve JL o'clock To _iorrpw|4th June 4, At the Custom-house Wharf Steps, A QUANTITY OF OLD TIMBER. ; And, at fc'ort Brttoraart, v. cni A QUANTITY OF OLD BRICKS., ETC, .'.[ OEOaGrE^TIBBIN',



Auctions. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 4. ' MALT, MALTING BARLEY. ' B. TONKS & CO. HAVE been instructed to sell, J on Wednesday next, at 11 o'clock, 100 sacks Malt 250 sacks Malting Barley. . • —— ■ WEDNESDAY, JUNE 11. MAGNIFICENT SUBURBAN VILLA SITE, HOBSON'S BAY. COTTAGE AND LARGE ALLOTMENT, ST. GEORGE'S BAY. B. TONKS & CO. HAVE been instructed to sell, on Wednesday, June 11. »t 12 o'clock, A Splendid Suburban Villa Site at Eemuera, oyer looking and close to Hob.on's Bay; I containing about 2i acres, commanding a magnificent view of the harbour, and enjoying at all times fresh air and pure water, and I within fivo> minutes walk of the Paraell "busses. Nice Villa Kesi denceof Six Rooms, and Large AllotmenMn Hobson's Bay Road. The above must be sold to close Trustees' account--, and are well worth attention, such properties becom ing daily more difficult to obtain. THURSDAY, JUNE 0, .',,/' TRADE SALE STOUT, AI-K^nNES, CIGARS, TOBACCOS, & VESTA--'- MATCHES. f ; ,'.' ■•'':•■ E. & H. ISAACS HAVE received instructions to hold a Trade Sale by auction, at their Store, Fort Street, on Thursday, sth inst., at 11 o'clock prO_-_jt, P. The following Goods, to Close various Accounts— 75 casks and cases Prime Ale and Stout. \ . _A 30 qr-caks Fine Old Port, 4 and 6 diamond (really good) . ' 10 or-casks Cousen's best Pale Sherry 25 ca:es Dinerard's and other Champagne, Bunetts.. . ~0-dTom 50 casks Whiting, 10 casks Treacle 100 boxes, Ellen Morris, Fine Congou Tea 5 cases Day and .Martin's Blacking ;■; "jT •60 cases' Vesta Matches (assorted) _^ _ ■ ' I 40 packages. coraprising-Bel'.e of Virginia. Grape Leaf. Aromatic, Navy r6's, 10's, Cavendish, . ■ • • and other good brands Tobaccos.; Mamlla Queen's, Manilla Cisars, Cope's Cigarettes, ! Opera, Eagle, and other famed brands Cigars, &C., — C _ . _ _, r 10 bales 120, 36, and 581b. Brown, and 18 and 1,5 . Demy Wrapping Paper.. ... iA. '.".. ■- '■ The Goods wiU be submitted in Trade Parcels. Wines and Beers will be offered at half-pa5t..,.,. eleven o'clock. ~ .. ..,,,„., . .. :,. . , >Ai i :■' ' THURSDAY, JUNE 12. AMERICAN SHIP,' ,V P O LAB STA B. " ON ACCOUNT OF WHOM IT MAY CONCERN; .' 02 B. TONES & CO. I TZTAVE been instructed by Captain I I - ,-p Ktnia-n t__ell by mpMw.'W'Wr about the 12th June, s- : .T^BKL.'„__.-, A n , _, The American Ship. POLA* STAR, 819 tons 1872, and classed 5-oths 1.1 (Asterisk); French Veritas for _ j_*r_ifroin May,. 1872, as she now ilies at anchor in the Waitemata. • Fuß Inventory may bB inspected at the office of tfaff AMiits, Messrs Henderson and Macfarlanp^orat fm T' 1. '''.' • )., -~. . . -~.,, ~- . ■;■■ '.•tftSt.-i' <it Serins r— _•__ on % JaH oTthe Mm-fter. , ■■■■■<>:' ' *•.>:: ' ' •' y • I .1 -■ i.;.->•'< lA-'< : JUNEi4. r .SAILING BOAT,"~wiTH GEAR COM-' ; : PLETE. , -.- ■■ i"" . ' . ~ aOT TH E. Subscribe- will sell at tbe t Watermen's Steps, on Wednesday, June 4;■« i ASaiiinr Boat (the Eclipse), 14 feet keel, 5 feet. ."'" beam, with Mast, .Sails,.and. Gear complete^ ' «3id;l4 fathoms J Chain". ... .- a. ia .JtAtil ,!-■■: ' "..a vJiSH .rCTJfiI/-!! I Auctioneer, , ♦_, d^ftfcWbi. .hj*-tf Ti'^Sr^.R i-ln-fIC AAi -MX t j ' . " . htit'l f .'A ';] POSTPONEMENT. ovAdidmi- yy-sAA ~, o ii,f u<| :■: i:Tp -..., ,-. ~ ■•i■ ■ . i- •-• ■ ,-ifT « i ,-i'- ~,i -*- ■ '■"'"< Art " ii 'hi ■ <r_f yy; '" •a-a:-sA\ T « iII Gr HL E T & ''•¥O.'S^ SJA_-_. ilot rol_Y and COUNTRY PROPERTIES, j id^ek^wdfbr TO-MORROW, _a; POSTPO&E_yunti^'i' AA'dt'r- A'''A '"-;>! ''. :A k JT3 .! V/ irEXT'WEEEJ. a ~ fi .. g t , , , j ... Wharf Att_ti«»'_l»TV VI 0 I .: a U _ June 2, 187-t 8' -I" i- -a. rjritii. fw .'I-.,:.-'I r ■■' «(«' •»• iiic^;'. ■'■ t'lill 6rft tot JL T' r\ Tiir'r.; -_>"S'rtW^f*^l L,' fi k yAs":-Aa O-MORROAV, jAil i t CI T Y~"~M ,A R |>ifS NEW AND SEASONABLE 'tiß^M^ j>mp&*a ANB-'CLOTHING,: .ii .!; . No * G.RANT-.-&-.MORTON ; j.><;:!i.:-iiJ« TJT_i"vtE received instructions to sell -» XI; byauction, at the City Mart; To^_i6itrbw, 'at} li o'oieck, - ■ . • ** ;'. .';., :: . r/ L k:LABGt! PARCEL*"OF NE WAND SEASONABLE.dR [6 ©BJAPERY, WOOLLENS, CLOTHING, &c... (r ,a *■ ■ Terms Liberal hoqvß, j i ;.,;,! TO-.10„EOW. ;; 0 I T V ; M A R T . '■''•■"^ < QN ACCOUNT OP1 WHOM IT MAT..! ;; j;; ;; concern.. • i ' :,,i,\ EX EDINBURGH CASTLE. CAPE, - 0 \ MASTER, FROM LONDON. ;:,; (| ■' " -'IV ;' DAMAGED BY SEA WATER. 2 GRANT. & MORTON ItXAVE received instructions to sell ' JElu -by auction, at the City Mart, To-morrow, at vo v <**<>&> ;„ a J S MoF over A in diamond. i267§-40 piecjsGrey Drill—Damaged „S Canvas and Tar I_sß§— 40 pieces Grey Drill—Damaged j j Canvas and Tar _59.—40 pieces Grey Drill—Damaged Canvas and Tar 2605-40 pieces Grey Drill—Damaged Ca,nvas and Tar i l?078-W Pieces In4t»tlQn Welsh Flannel . . \ '• ■" ;: .. G»nYftß»o4Twi .v. I (For rtmaindev qf Awtim* m 4th pa^n.j