S-*^ X cannot look on it in any ; o bfl ®Z? tban a justice to the community otier^-ti. it with severity. I wish I coull jo id WJ* oUj Bird, a real determination $ftnie f ], e square,' aa you called it ; and o' iot° a satisfied of that I should have ' difference in your sentence ; '^V^m no*> for *' a(* een £0 > it I*, jj ave found acts done con- i with such determination. I stCu have found you going to Harris and . "This must be stopped ;' you would , M x 0 y O nr backer and told him, and fi fie thing would have been knocked on hd Bat nothing of the kind was done a and therefore tbe jury were right in St that you were guilty, like the rest h la be glad to accede to the request ji by the learned counsel to inflict a fine, "ll not to deprive you of your liberty, but I 1 that I should be lacking in my duty to mmunity to accede to that suggestion. Iff'n2 here as I do, to administer justice, 1 not to calculate all consequences ; I '>T to look at the offence, and the punish- the Jaw awards, and to satisfy what I uUve to be a fair and just amount of punish nt I have thought over the matter, and taked at it in the most favourable light in tich I can look at it, and the result is that L sentence I pass on you is that you rtverally be imprisoned for six months."

UNITED STATES DINING ROOMS.

■THE large and commodious premises in ■Len-screet, known as the United States ■Ling Booms, was opened to-day by Mr Inward Darby, who has spared no expense ■jj{he renovation of the house and premises. Ifj,e contractor, under whose immediate ■ spervision the change has been effected, was Ijlr Jobn Henderson, of Queen-street, and ito has displayed much taste in the decora jj OD s and other features of Mr Darby's jjpiog-rooms, which has apparently suffered \/na inattention. The house throughout has a air of cleanliness and comfort about it, ud we learn that the enterprising proprietor jjj resolved that the I nited States l>i lijug-rooms shall be second to no othei limilar establishment in Auckland. Tbe jflund floor is spacious, with bar Jji kitchen, and dining-room, capable ( [ accommodating at lea3t sixty persons ,j a time. The kitchen has a spl3n g range, with every other convenience for providing for visitors, on a large scale tothe first floor, which is large and airy. iere is a set of twenty double-bedded keeping rooms ; and on the upper story are thirty single sleeping apartment s, smaller iv jimensions, but all alike furnished with new beds, bedding, chairs, ■washstands, and every jtler necessary. There are also outer apart ments of larger space, where lodgers may ibo perform their ablutions with greater freedom. There is also, a backyard, ad breezy outlook at the side of the house facing St. Paul's, with jEmpses of the water and adjacent icenery. We trust that Mr Darby, who, in In great outlay and good taste has studied fte public good, will in return meet a fair ike of public support.

TELEGRAPHIC.

LATEST THAMES NEWS.

LATER FROM OHINEMURI

GENERAL HOLIDAY.

GRAHAMSTOWN. (From our own Correspondent.)

I This day. 'he Adertiser's pigeon from Ohinemuri, night, brings the following :—" After Mackay and the runanga had finished rking off reserves in the Waikawau and ac L'olville blocks, the question as to the te available per acre, for the balance liable for conveyance to Government was Bight forward. As they could not agree & discussion, it was decided to refer the jtter to a general meeting, to be held on today afternoon, and they then adjourned nil to-day. Meantime the natives are 10 ild a meeting at Te Hira's to discuss the utter, so as to be prepared to meet Mr To-day is a close holiday at the Thames. ilk streets are deserted and many batteries 'dosed. Oddfellows to 1 he number of 180 marched in procession to Tararu Gardens, where they are |liiowenjoyiDg themselves with friends. The Jpanaia, and LallaEookh proceeded to Ohine |lmnri with a large number of excursionists. I The Golden Calf start crushing to-day. ||Otago crushing is showing up for a very fa moderate yield. The Pumping Association MiUts this afternoon or to-morrow early.

LATEST SOUTHERN TELEGRAMS.

R HTZHEEBERT A CENTRALIST,

WELLINGTON.

(Prom our own Correspondent.)

This day. [arris and Delaney, the pedestrians, ran yards to-day for £10, the former giving s yards. It resulted in a dead heat. It be run over again. te report about Sir James Fergusson ! made Governor-General of India is nob |ed here in well-informed circles, though baaibility of the thing has been talked eeks ago, and was, therefore, not alto tr a surprise. «Provincial Government are likely to Won all idea of selling the land under f »ters. They have now hanging up in a Til Grovernmeut office an old map shew >'he Province of Wellington laid off in J^eg. It W as drawn at the instigation of 'fltzherbert, when Treasurer in Stafford's "Wnment, and whpn he thought the had quite fulfilled their mission. Customs return is £1,727. la boating season opened this afternoon, waa only a partial success-one club 1 offended, and not taking part. denounces the present California in round terms, and says it only iefi te Auckland.

DUNEDIN RACES

DUNEDIN.

(Prom oar own Correspondent.) h This day. Jockey Club Spring Meeting . 7^BB rather a failure in point of run itL!^ lDg to tne Canterbury horse 3 not Kjfim an appearance «nl« y waa fine > aad a lar^e number of >"«Were present on the ground.

DUNEDIN.

u« tress Telegram Agency.) W n . , This day. «»d tvterbm> y horses are not coming 5j L w lessens the interest in the races, tttorJVL St Andrews' handicap at the |i JJ Ma^el. The probable winners of *kn& >Tents are: Spring Handicap, KM M^l den Plate, King Philip ; Wee Lad.

WELLINGTON.

Iv^er e ms Telegram Agency.) gj.. This day. lo^PPosed to be the Howrah from W'iTh3oo Government immigrants, m oeea signalled.

ft'both^?/?" 1 ' Barrett, and Co.'B Standard Vtfc^ctous and strong. Brown, Barrett, Coffee deserves preference to any i X? of purity »Dd distinctness of flavour. w*ll*lnt? Bold at almost every g ocery es i_" l*n and province —Advt.

LATE TELEGRAMS.

NAPIER.

(From our own Corressondent.)

a • J This day. Arrived, on Saturday, the schooner Julius Vogel from Mercury Bay ; Southern Cross, at 7 30 p.m., from Auckland.

Arrived, on Sunday, Albatross, schooner, from Mercury Bay ; Ntar of the South, at 11 a.m., from Wellington. Sailed this day—Start, cutter, for Mercury Bay ; Star of the South, at 1 p.m , for Auck land. Passengers : Messrs Hansen, Godsend Mann, and Holdship. The hay and potato crops are coming out very light. High prices are expected. The calendar for the ensuing session is very light. There are only three criminal and three civil cases.

CHRISTCHURCH.

(Per Press Telegram Agency.) _ This day. 10-morrow the first length of eighteen m'iea of the branch railway to Malvern Hills coalfield, and the first length of ten miles branch railway to Oxford, will be opened for general traffic.

MrEeesSmjthe agent for MadameGoddard sailed for Auckland to-day to make arrange ments for a series of conceits there.

MEETING OF THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY.

A very great calamity is likely to befal the country, and we raise our warning voice. The General Assembly was prorogued until to-morrow (Ist of December), and there is no Governor here to fuither prorogue it. Here is a case. If no one puts in an appearance and the meeting lapses, what ever will become of the country ! Such a shock to established Parliamentary usage is enough to make one's hair stand on end Evidently the Ministers have been napping again, as they were found when the Act abolishing imprisonment for debt came into force. We suppose the Welling ton members will put in an appearance as ÜBual, and claim their honorarium for the session. Could not old Piizherbert turn the affdir to accouut, and by mustering strongly with his forces upset the whole constitution ? Keally the results that may ensue are awful to contemplate, and we await the issue with suspended breaih.

We understand that Messrs Heiiderson and Macfarlaue have purchased from Mr L). H. Mackenzie the tine brjgantine llyno for the purpose of placing her in the South Sea island trade. She is to load at once for her tirst trip, and is expected to sail about Satur day next. Capt. Millar, late of the topsaii schooner Dauntless, will take command.

THE EVENING STAR, MONDAY. SOVRMRRh 30, 187*.



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WASTED, a Mai to Fork a Piece of Ground. —Apply Star office WANT E D, a Servant for tht Thames, a Housemaid, ana a General Servant for Town — Mrs Colls, relect Registry Office, Wsikefleld-st.eet. WAiNTKD, an active middle aged "Woman to attend to children and assist in housework Refeiences required.—Apply for address at Stak office WANTED, for a luncheon room, at Gisborne, a smart active Girl; wages 15s per week. —Apply to M. Levy and Co., 23, Queen-street. WANTED a young Man as second Cook, at the Occidental Hotel. c \\7 ANTED first-class Servants awaiting | VV engagements. Hours from ten to four. VV aiting room for ladies.—Mrs Lucy, ' Registry Office, Victoria street. ' r|7 ANTED, a young Girl for light ' VV house work, can sleep at home if wished for. —Apply at 4i, Grey-stieet, next Carpenters Arms. 1 W7A.INTED, a Machinest for One * V V hunga.— For address apply Stab, office. W.aNIEL>, a strong i ad—Apply to G. W, Hard wick, Grocer, Snortland Cresent. 3 \X7ANTtD, a good Broadaxe Man VV and timber Makers—Apply at Scotia Hotel, Hobson-street, at 8 o'clock a m. to-morrow. ANTED, by an elderly gentle man, slight'y infirm. Board and Lodging ; moderate.—J. H., stab office. ' VTTaNTBD, by a man and his wife i V V Situation ; tha wife as Laundress, and the man as General Worker.—address B.X , SrAa office WANTED, a first class Cooper for , a Brewery in the country.- Apply to R Whitson and Sons, Queen-street ANlfcD, everybody to know th t J Wendel's Sparkling 'ummpr D inks can be h»d anywhere in AucKl^nd at 2d per bottle — Boitle mmt be either paid for ur returned. TXT A NT FD to BEM-, aTabla Piano VV p r i,. e £8 ;in good order.—Apply to this office for address. WANTED, a Message Boy.— Apply to D. Fort. Bootmaker, Shortland atreet. WANTKDTO LET, a Furnished Bedroom, with or without board—For address apply at this office. W""""* At-TED to LET, a small chop in Parnell, with Fittings ; good position. - E. J. King. ,-,.,.«, WANTED to be LET, at «■ psom near Onehinga, a good sized four-ro mcd Cottage with lean-to, water 6 tai)k and garden, with ont-hou«es. Kent, 8s per wetk -Apply at the School next door. WANTED, a two, three, or four roon.ed Cottage, mar town with immediate possession.-Address "A," office^ thispaper^ WANTED, a Cook and Laundress for the Upper Thames, wages, 15s. ; a Ploughman. Femile Cook, two rough Car penters and Shipwrights. Town Female Servants waiting for places. - Hannaford a Registry, High-street. WANTED to PELL immediately, as the owner is leaving Auckland, a comfor table four-roomed Cottage in excellent order. This property is situated in the city and has a good well of waW and freehold allotment. Price: £170.-J, M. LENNOX. WANTED, To let or For Pale, with immef'Uto possession, a new eight roomed Verandah Octtape in Pomionby *oad, adjoining the residence of Mr Jakin* ; good well. *o. — Apply to J Carson, Queen-street; or, E, Lang, Eop maker, Pontonby 1 oad. T\7 ANTED, a General Servant ; ▼ V references required.—Apply Mrg H. S. Meyer, Eden Crescent. WANTED, Purchasers for Preserved Ginger, wholesale an* retail, at reduced prices.— James Ah Kew, No 3 Stall, Auck and Market. W~ IL LI A M PLUMERIDGE (opposite Flemming and Stevens, Oiiehunga). has on band »bout 20,000 Cauliflower. Brocoli. C-bbaga Plants, *c Come and see them grow I All warranted. Alway'a auppi/ on hand. WANTED KNOWN, that J. MORRISON fs prepared to execute ull kind of Asphalting at reasonable prices.—Address Stab office. ANTED KNOWN THAT K. D SYKES, Practical Watchmaker, m., Upper Queen-street, IB prepared to execute all repairs promptly, wd to "cc? the name in order for twelve month*. A full Jewelled Skeleton detached Patent Lever Watch. warranted to ono tnlnntn a month. ±R hs.



TKT ANTED, the general public to J* know that W. KIKBY, cornet ol Queen and / L a , field-streets, has on sale :—.Newcastle Coal (wholesale and retail), at the lowest rates. Bricks "me, Sand, Shells, Tiles, lion-bark Shafts, Spokee, and RerLfnun Felloes, *c, So., always oo hanrt. A ar gestipply of the best Newcastle Coke now on hand f T£7 ANTED, Everybody to know * * that "W. 8. JOFES, Saddler, Qneen-street, w appointed Sole Agent for Ellimans Celebrated Kojral Embrocation for Horses), Cattle and Sheep. A ; genain cure for Lameness, Swellings, Bruises, gpriiins, Cuts, and Sores of every kind. Second 0 nsignmont per Jubilee just opened. WANTED KNOWN, tnat Ford, * Potter * Co are vexy busy ; our orders in creasing daily. Please call e>irly in the week We keep faith with the public at The Pantheon, opposite City Hall, Queen-street. \X/A^ED. 1000 visitors to call * * at Willow Grove, North Shore The Straw berries and Cre*m are unequalled in the coipny. WANTED KNOWN, tfeat a " ' tanible slaughter is now being penetrated n_ WalsefielrUtreet in the ;hape of cutting down ihe prices of Boots and Shoes, as wi'l be seen by adver ti?er^,ent.— Garrttt Brothers, Dublin House, 'Vvake fleld street X\j~A NTED KNOWN, that Tbe * » Pantheon is the only House in Auckland where you can be measured at Stock Prices Trouseis, from 15s : Trousers and Vests, from 25s : Paget and Mourning Coats, fr m 355; oalatea and >-ac Coats, from 20s; Hiding Habits, from 50h ; B ys Nuits of • olonial Tweeds and warranted a good article, 4t.s. — Ford. Potter & Co, The Pantheon, CJueen-street WANTED KNOWN', that the PANTHEON is an Industrial Exhibition, and shows what c*n he done in the war ol supplying Clothing made to rnea-iu c ard we'l shrank at » less price that usually pai<l for re»(l* made Garments. — ford, Potter and Co, The Pantheon, Queen-street \\/ANTED, the public to call and • examine our sp> ciallines in HaTs Men's Alpines, from 3< 6d ; Men's Straws. Is; Man's Drill '■ Wire Brim, Is 6d & large assortment of all the latest styles. Soltir, Duk s, Oxfords, Knowsley, harlie, Prince, Baron, Livingstone, Hnez, &0., &c — Ford, Potter, and Co., 'ihe Pantheon, Queen street ANTED to ~'KLt, 50 Printed Muslin Dresses, fast colours, at 7s 6*l each ; First Choice Josephine Kid moves, 3a 6.\ per i>ar ; Blue Linen for Butcher's smocks ; best Kid Boots, 7s Cd per pair, at W. Eyre's Enniskillen House, Victoria-street. WA mD KNOWN, that llli man's Celebrated lloral Knobrncation for Horses, Cattle, sheep, &c , continues to give thu gieatest satis'actiou to all who use it It, is a< c tain cure f r Lameness, Swelling", sprains, ov^r-r^clies. Bruises, Sores, ad C.ts of every kind. First rate luc+l testimonials may be seen on application, t ole «.Rent for Auckland, W. 8. JOJNKS, Saddler, Queeu street. TO L"ET, a Shop and five rooms in Wellesley-street West.—Apply to D. Evitt, Gunmaker, 224, Queen-street. LOST, on Sunday evening, between the upper end of urey-strei-t and Sym nds ft-cet, near the Hurial Grou^<n, a blue tmmel aid Gold Locket, attach- d to a ribbon. —Any unu returning tue a»me to 71, Grey-street, wil' be rewarded. NEW BTJMM>K G-OUv*-, unrival led Patterns at the CV V HALL-The PiO prietors having imported Knorm >us Shipments of Orapery and Men's clothing for ihe -eason, arc nov tffering all classes of Gods Cheaper than can he purchased in any of the WhoUsal« Houms of Auuk and Let the public ci me and judge for themtelr. s. ANTED Kr>OWrs, that U Goldik is prepared to supply all kinds of Timber and other Building materials, including Sashes, 1 oors, Mouldings, Brond Timber, House Blocks. Posts, Bails, Hardwood Felloes, Shafts, Iron bark and Blue Gum Laths, fchingles, Ac,&c, at the lowest market price, at his Yard , Custom-house itreet. WANTED to (cheap), "White Lead, Galvanised Tubs ; also. Pumps Paints, Ploukhs, &c >B - Highest price givtn for all kinds of old . etal.— ALFKaD aJfi-AJttT, next to Bine Post. Victoria street. WANTED, the Puhlic of Auck land to know that STRAWBBKBIE- and OKTS*M "f the finest quality can be oDUined at Mason Brothers. Parnell nursery. WANTED to !*ELL, Cheap, awell fiDished Two-roome Cottage »nd "'uthouse, CKremont strett, Kyber Pass, with tf.eehold Allot ment, 33x98. Price £80.—Apply to samuel Wells, 129, Queen street WANTED, at the Pantheon, good Workers (Coat hand,)). WANT EH, to call special attention to our 15j Tronsarß to order, made from all ' wool Tweeds and thor uirhly -w.lt shrunk. -Kord, rotter & Co. The Pantheon. Queen-street. WANTED, 500 tons of Old Brass, Copper, Iron, Zinc, Pewter, Lead, Muntz Metal, Waste Paper, Canvas, Bagging, Rope, and Kags ; also, Bottles, Cast-off Clothing, <»c., at BATH YE & CO.'S London Marine St^m oiri Market, Queen-street, Auckland -S Moss. Manager W\ NTEP KNOWN.—The under signed b re Uways on hand a large supply of Newcastle and lay of Islands Coal; also.best Cut aua Uncut Wood. jir*rds : Between Fort and Custom house-street, next Isaacs' Bonded store. W & a. WINRTONE T the « ITT JHAi L you will see ihe Largest ->t >ck of Oi'cloth-, Indian and Coir M attracts. t-ru»Be«s an<i T<»p stry Cart ets in Wew Z a aland ; a'l reduced to coft price. Mu^t he cleared. Good Oilcloth for passages, at Is 9i pc yard. ANTED KNOWN THAT R. CHALMERS, PLUMBER AND 6ASFITTBRB, (Late Manager Thames Waterworks), Has commenced Business in Upper Queen-street, two doora above i*. Staines. Every descrip ion of Plumbing, Oasfltting, ZiT>c, and Galvanised Iron Work done Lift and Force Pumps tHtod up and eptired. First-class work guaranteed. A « the P-i NTH te<) you can get a good weel Suit made to Oder and warranted hrunk, at 40s. —Ford, Putter, and Co., The Pantheon, Queen-street.. r oosgeavs & co Seg to inform the Inhabitants of Auckland that they have taken the store at present in the occupation of MESSBS. CKUICKSHANK A CO. IN HIGH STREET, For the purpose of carrying on their WHOLESALE BUSINESS, But will be unable to take possession until the Messrs. Cruigkshank & Co. REMOVE TO TBEIR NEW PREMISES mm QUEEN-STREET Now in course of completion, MESSRS. COSGRAVE & CO. Are therefore compelled to offer THE WHOLE OF THEIR LARGE SUMMER SHIPMENTS OF DEAPBBY & MEN'S CLOTHING AT PRICES HITHERTO UNHEARD OF IS NEW ZEALAND iST Tbe SALE commenced on SATURDAY, the 10th of October, and will continue unti they Uke



[ QITX CLOTHING MART pi OOMBES' Galatea Suits. p OOMBES 1 ~~ ~ ( Paget Suits. p OOMBES' \£ Sac Suita. pOOMBES' Youths' Suits. pOOMBES' Boys' Suits. /^OOMBES' ' KJ pi OOMBES' —■—- Zouave Suits. pOOMBES' V>' SiJk Dust Coat Y~IOOMBES' O Silk Galatea. f^\ OOMBES' - — U 5 H Black and Blue West of England O o Kancy Texture PA.GHT COAT and O g VKST, to match, in single and w B double breasted. S (J. would £j h cail tlje speual attention of g « gentleman to thid line as they 5 h are very chbice Goods. i*. b -^ s= a p OOMBES* v>* 35s Suits. p OOMBES' \J 45s Bannockbum Suits. C OOMBES' 27s 6d Black Paget Coats. g 5 aewTexHireln PAGKT* MOEN- S H I><* OATS, made equal to an» g o garment to order in New Zealand, O sj 1 rom 30s to 50a 1 bis is a special line O a- which «C. would call the aiton i-3 § tion of gentlemen to. i hey are Wo thoroughly shrunk, and are made g 2 in a n.uch superior style to any -3 » thing generally to be procured reaily made. /AOOMBES Boys' and Youths' Suits, from 18s Cd /^(OOMBES* Tweed Trousers and Vest, hor ouKbl ihrunk, our owa make, from 22s Cd /^OOMBES' v Galatra Jack really a splendid garment /^OOMBES' Boys' Clothing, an immense choice p OOMBES' Boys' X nicker Suits are worth inspection /^OOMBFS' Sydney Tweed at 2s lid per yard is worth looking at. A small lut of the line /HOOMBES' Sydney Tweed at 3s lid is the be&t value to be had in Auckland /"T OOMBES' Stock of Gcelong Tweed is the laigest and most vaiied in the market Ci OOMBES ~ Has the best assorted stock of Gentlemen's Hosiery in New Zea land /"I OOMBES v Has the best selected stock of Boya' and Youths' Hosiery, tox. Under shirts, <sjc , in Mew Zealand /~i OOMBES Has the most varied stock and the best value iv Mmi'n, > outos', and Bojs' Underclothing in Auckland pi OOMBES' V^ Silk Sox. pOOMBES' v>^ Shirts. piOOMBES' V 7 Silk and Merino Undershirts. r^ oombes' v Gauze Undershirts and Pants. COOMBES Offers to Tailors an advantage they ca .not get elsewhere, namely, short leiigihs of iweed at wholesale prices. /^OOMBES' Kj Stock of White Shirts ia the best and largest in this city. QAMUEL COOMBES Would call the attention of Gentle men to the New Zealand Flax *hirt, " Fhormium tenax," made in all sizes. A. beautiful article for gentlemen's wear, in three qualities. SAMUEL COOMBES, CITY CLOTHING MABT 92, QUEEN-STREET, AUC LA.ND. ■ i : . . .



AUCKLAND PLBMANK'VT < 0- OPERATIVE BUIfDING AND INVEsT- MtkNT SOcliST'k. The Half-yearly Meeting of the Auckland Perma nent Co-optrative B liing and Investment "*oc ecy (t<> receive the Com mi.tee's report and h lf->e*rly staiem..nt of accounts) wi 1 be haid ai. the Rooms of the Youjg iv en's Cnristian a sedation, Wellei-lto htreet, on TUESDAY, tt.e Ist, ueutmotr, at hulf past Seven o clock. JOHN BATGER, Secretary. TO LET, or on LEAStf, in Parnell, a * comfortable six-roomed House, with excellent garden, and good well of water, with every convenience. —Apply to Mr Cumminga, Hobson street. AUCKLAND HARBOUR BOAKD. TENDERS FOB IRON PIPES. Harbour Bard Office, Auckland, November 27, 1874. TENDERS will be received at this office until TUESDAY, the Ist December, at noon, for supplying and laying Iron Water tipes from the K»Uw<*y station Point Brit"Bi;«t, tn the Queen street Wharf, on term ■of specification to De seen at the Engineer's Office, lenders to be endorsed 'Tender for Water Pipes." WILLIAM C. DALDY, Chairman, XN THE ESTATE OF J. C. M O R X I N. All Accoun*s due to the above estate must be paid forthwith to the Trusteed, or their AppoLuee, at tho Shop, Queen-street. T. MORRIV, ) H. .ISA ■■<;«, }■ Trustees. B. iO.NKs, j Queen-stieet, Auckland, iNov. 27, 1874 HPO GROCERS & PROVISION DEALERS. TENDERS will be received by the undersigned. Trustees in the (-'state of Mr J C. Morrin, f.r the Lease of the Premise* in Qu en-street, Goodwill Shop-fittings, Stock on Premises, bondoa -toe':, Book Debcs, Horses, Carts, Tr^de Utensib, Landed Property, &c Tenderers m*y offer for the wholfc or separately. Full particulars may ba obtained on and after Thursday, the 3rd December The highest or aay tender not necessarily accepted The connection is one of the best in Auckland. Tendeis t» be sent to Trustees, on Prenmes Queen street, not later than 12 o'clock noon of MONDAY, 7th December, and to state proposed terms. BEVJW TO- KS, ) TUO-. MO RiN, [ Trustees. BEiVKY IS\AC*. j I?J ~B E W a R I> Th« above reward will be p»id to »ny person who w-,11 ifive'such in'onna ion an will leart t> ihe c-n ---viction of the Ruftiar a who wee throwing stones and <reatiri(j a ristutbii'Ce in Hdwarrles-street.. on Satur day night — JOSr PB CLAKK r, Edw^rdes-atreet. TWO three-ton V a CRTS F«r Sale very cheap. J. W, Carr, Boat Builder, next '-as Works. r^k. I^OR FHE GHT, ■S^'-rl'll-1!) JSSaa The Clipper B»rqne Harriet Armitage, 232 tons register, well found in evert respe'-t, a»ils "•ell. will carry a large car^o on a light draught of water, for particulars, apply to Captain on bowd ; or GEO W. BINNEY". T~~ O ~~G. T. I A ______ 1h Junction Lodge, .0 G.T., tceets at the usual tim Jini place on Monday Evening,instead of Thurs day as formerly. NEW ZEA] AND HOTBP*rNGr8 f AND MEDICINAL BATHS. THE OHINF.MUTU HOTEL, ohinkmutu, Isaac Wilson, Proprietor. Coac'ica leave Taurane* every Tuesday and Friday morning, returning the same day. FARB £1 EAIH WAY. Foratfe provided for Horses. OS A L E by the TTn^erslgned : — Anderson and Mowat's Oatmeal, in 25 ana 50 lb bags Anderson and Mowat's Pearl Barley J. and T Meek's Oatmea GBO. W. Fix NET N'RIH »-0R .— o ' et, a well furuished Cottage six roonn.i, with cv rv roi venienct- ; beat fully situated Also, a four roompd Cottage snear the Beach.— Apply B. and R liuder, Deyouport store. T'KN- SH LUNG-* RRWAWP. *_ —Lost, a■ ow brir>dl« on legs and brown «-n poiats of ears aud muzzm brandc! A..U. on one side. —A.ny person det^inivg s nv> n-Htrr this notice will be prosecuted.— Apply to Ge..-ige McCaslen FIXE.— Two of I aim's celebrated Iron Jafei on sal«, to cl(.se consignment* - K. and H Isaacs. TWn respectable Working Men ■ can be occoiunnodaiei with 80-rii and I origioga at moderate terms in a private f-mily --Ajply **■. Beaumout, Tinsmith, H'lbson-street. NEWTuN EWUk ATI O JNAL DISTRICT. The School Committee will meet at the Newton Academy on TU»DA¥, lie^uiber 1, to bear and consider olainiK for hx*mp ion from Payment of Kdu caiion bate, 1874 JJ A. C. B. B. AUCKLAND BRANCH, NO. 81. The umal Quarterly Meeting of the above-named Branch will be beM in St Patrick's Midi onWifiD^ x S- D \ V next, 2nd (f December, at 8 o <:lock pm Business—The ontimny tran.-uctiotiK of the Branch; tho payment of contribute us and the nomination of officers for the next six a.ot.tha BENJAMIN HAMILL, Secret*ry. N.B. —To facilitate the business of the meetirg the Secretary will attend from 6 30 o'clock in iho Kectp tion Boom «.t the rear of tht: hall to receive contr lv lions DdlL W~a~V MEEenhS. The undersigned is prepared to give th-yr.iphest price for Kail* ay Sleepe>s, dressed or undressed No charge for landing. Dressed by steim at cheap rates. Apply F. ARCHARD, near Railway ctation : Or, Mechanics' Bay. I M. McL A • i± LA rv 218, QUEEN-STREET. 3-4 Floor-Cloth, 2s 6d per yard ) lyd. ifloor-Clotli, 3s 3d per yard j J. M. McLACHLA-N. 3^ Floor-Cloth, 2s 6d per yard ) lyd. Floor-Cloth, 3s 3d per yard J J. M. McLACHLAN. -4 Ploor-Cloth, 2s 6d per yard > lyd. Floor-Cloth, 3s 3d per yard ) 0. M. McLACHLAN. THE CHEAPEST IN AUCKLAND. OPPOfIITK WELLEBTiTSY-aTTIETCT



pniNCEOB1 wales theatre THI-> EVENING. Under the utionage ef The Aucki an±> Volu ■ i her Kikb Brkjadb. RE-oRGIMS.VTION OF THE GAKKICK CLUB. URA.ND BUNEPIT NIGHT Two-act Drama BEN BOLT. MISS MAGGIE KNIGHT IN SONOS AND TDANCES. Con eluding with the tiro act D.-anw, THE PKlDifi OF THE VULAGP. Miss Maggie Kmuet in both pieces.' Dress Circle, 3s ; Stalls, 2a; Pit, Is. pKE^T AMKhIOAN CTfaCUt*. MARKET RESERVE, Market House. LAST WEEK ! LA.BT "WEEK ! Still continued Success of this truly CLEVER, COMPANY. Brilliant, Daring, Dazzling-, Dashing, Diversified Pen sational, and ilug'iificient ff gramme To night. TO-JNIGHT (Monday) iVENIiNG-, November 30. Grandest Till of the Season To-night To conclude with the J * ew Afterpiece, entitled, THE LIVERPOOL STEEPLECHASE : on, TflK -POKT-* O' M RKV k GLAND. K>Dao»D Pmcbs! fi»DCCtD Pbio»s! PIT, ON a. SaIi.LJNG! PIT. ONE &HILUNG! StUls 2s: Circle, 3s. Children h»lf pne to >t .lls and Circle only. Doors opeu at 7.30, eminence at S. pHOE- A L HALL. TO-MORROW EVENING, DEC. 1. COMPLIMENTARY CONCERT Given by the Membeis of the AUCKLAND CHOKAL SOCIETY TO J. H. BEAI/E, E*q., Conductor. PROGRAMME. Pabt I. *^~ Overture, " Zampa" (Herold) Chom-, " Russian Hymn" newly arrived, (by J. Btrnby) Du«t (Vocal , "The Manly Heart' (M"Z«t) Quartette (Two Violins VioU, a d Vioiincello), "H»ydn's yran to the Emper r" (riaydn) Song " Home they brougnt her Warrii r dead — Miss Lindsay Ovenurc, ' Th« Poet and Peasant" (SuppeJ-Mr Beale and family Sooe, " An Aig 1 Clad" (Afonart) Doui.le Quartette iVoca)), ' The Se* hath its Pearls (I'lNSUli) March and chorus from ' Tannhauser (Wagner). PAfcT II Overture. "L'ltalianaln Alir en" (Ro«sini) Part :*onsr, " Lake mid w a erfall' ('I home Song. ' The Mjfht nark, i s in' (TopLffe) Chojus. " Hail, ye Initiate" from " Zaubeiflote Mozart) Song " Thou art n> near, and >etto far (• eichart) Grand Tio Concertante (\iolin. ViolinceUa, and Pianoforte), ' Les lntepar»bUs'' (L.emoine and Louis; Duet (Vocal), " O'er Shepherd pipe, and rustic dell (balte) ,„ THK A>VIL CHORi'H (f^..m "II Tbov a tobk ) KxKcutea by ihe CHORUS AND ORCHESTRA Of the Choral Sicety, wiih ch^riicie.istic effects of ANVILS AIND C\>NON FhOM A FIELD BA TErY, I Placed in r- ar of the Hall, and flrtd fr< m the platform b/ ekeeri ity at proper periodical intervals. Doors open a». 7.30, Cencert at 8p m. Tickets, Reserved Seats, 33. Second Seats, 2s. heats can be secured at Upton's. TO lE', at > ewmarket, a Com modious -bop fined up wuh everj convent enca, Shelvi s, Counter-, Drawers, G*s, -ie , Dwelling House attacberi. lately occupi-d by Mr i«iie, Chemist, next door to 'he tosi < vnce. Kent Low Apjjly to Mr Angus, P <>~ ewm.rUet a g..od opening for a Tailor, no yet established in r^ew maraet Or Mr a. will treat wi>h ai.y one for his own business anr> connect. tb« two shopa into one la ge double *iiop 30 feet wide, which with Drei-s ---ttaniriK;, sc , ad' ed to the Drapeiy, wuulu tn*k« a, splendid business place FOH S L"', 40 Head of Superior F< wl. - Apply at Maurice's Temperance Hotel, South Road. 'jy a. • U X a is 1 Gr A. TO COMMERCIAL MEV, THEATRI- C vLS, A^D OTHERS. The largest and mo»* enmmodinus Hall in the heart of Taur»n?a T<> BE LfT on moderate terms by the d-y night., or week. Telegrams prompt^ nttended to. I T. J. HKiV^bAW.Tauranga. P).\SONBV < E hDWOOD HlttHW V 80-ED. • The Adjourned Me»-tin of the above Board for the final aojubtin'tit of the Asses.ment of 875, will be h Id in the Pou.-,onby Hall, ou F-iID > V htxt, be cember i h, at 4 o clo^k p m James morton, Chairman FO *sAI X, a »iano (by Ccllard and Ool'ard . in Rosewood ca-e ; quite n<rW —Apply at the Star office If OR S LE, (Cheap) - Two first-class I Houses, coutaining seven rooms each, situated in ' pper Pit st-eet -"For particu lars, »pi')y to Hi. VV. Morrison, Rising Sun Hotel, Karangahape Road, .Newton. Tf T. HEHBEKT, DEVON HIRE HOUSE, QFiiE-- TKEET. The L dies a'e r'soectfully informed that B.T.H , late of the Thames, and formerly of Aucklard, has OPKNEU oppo ite the >ew Market. Th"se of his Acquaintance and the public emer»lly, to wh >m he h*s to thank for their former support, be w mid a.(k for a oont.inuai.ct; of their fav< urs .Mrs H-xbjrt, so well kn wn in Auckund will superintend the Millinery Department ami having • pet ed with an entire New Sto k of Millinery, resg Goods, and Uen ral r)r»pery, the Ladies may rely upon the first. f fashions and v«.KY LOW PKiOBS. lnspectiou invited. 'TaE UNDERS laN E D HAS FOR SALE AND TO ARRIVE: Muntz Metal. Nos 14 to 20ozs Cop ering Nails and felt Wire Hope, fce-t a»ial ty, lj to 3jin (htm Cabl s |to lsin, Admiralty tfifted Anthjis, fr m 4cwt <<• 10£ wt, dr«iralty tested Baxter Broth- r s Eoval * ayr ■ anv*S G.urock Canvis. txtra quali.y < hristi« bD v le-crown Boy Navy Canvag Gordon s JSt>v»l Navy auvas C lza ( il, in cak» and firuius ' aim < 'il, raw aud boi'ed, in ra-«b and drums SnockhnJm Vitch ann T*r, best quality Eesin. Oakum Sail Twme Paints—W bite, g een, and black, *c D. H. McKENZIE, Custom Hoxtse-street ON SALE By ihe Fndersigned : Pickles, Morton and Whybrow"a Salmon, 1 .ml 21b tins Jams. Peak's Peacock's, a»-d Hawkins' T»rt Fiuas. Peak's. Peacock's, and Hawkins' Salad Oil. pints and h*l'-BiDts Caso' Oil. piuts and half-, ints Starch. Colman'a Malt, pale Suffolk Tea li»lf-che-ts and boxes Prese'ved Meats Candied Peel Confectionery Beef, in casks Bams and Bacon. GEO. W. BINNEY.



AT the <T T HaIX you can turctißse aFMhioT»»bie xir«w H tfo 6d IUSTUf & JN b D BALL DRES-KS, CrftENAUINES AND MUSLINS. A. H. DIETHLEM, Shoktland-strv. it. "DAY OF ISLANDS COAL. To arrive, ix Cutter Faww, AT TWENTY--IX SHILLINGS $ TON, AT SHIP'S SIDE. FORD, MAILI.I-R, & CO., BREaKWA(»R KUAD. TVISTRIUT ORDE RS" Auckland, November 30, 1874. His Excellency the Governor not having arrived, the Distiict Order of the 28th instant, under wlich the Volunteer Force was diiected co assemble fur his reception this day is to be beld to be applicable for To-MUttivOVV instead. WM. GORDON, Major Commanding Auckland Di trict. ' «THKi VIDEN hE TINY OF JL THE ANGLOS*XON RACE" A LTJCTTTKE or the abovesubj ct«i'lbe delivered by W L KEKS, K»q . at the Be e> ford-street H»ll, on TCESt'AY, lal December, in co. nection with thejß^resford striiutCounregatiooal church Chriatain Instruct ii'li Soc ety. Cliiir to b-: takn at hilf past seven. Admission 6d, pioceeds for the benefit of the new building. FRIDAY, DECEMBKR 4. BY ORDER OF THE MORTGAGEE. COTTAGE A^D ALLOTMENT, GLEn BURN. THE Subscribers ha*e received in structions to tell at the t anri Mdlt, Foit stieet, on Friday, Lecemtjer 4, at i 2 o'clock, LOT, 90, of th« subdivision of ! ots 12. 14, and part of 13, a sut division of origiunl Allot ment 12 -eciiort 12, GI^.NBUhN, üburbs of Auckland with the Co ITaGE the: eon. SAMUEL COCH-ANE & SON, Auctioneers. WEDNESDAY DECEMBER 2. IMPORTANT SALE OF FRUIT, NEW SEASON'S J MS, HOPS, &c, Ac, EX BELLA MARY, PSOM HOBAET TOWN. PARTICULARS IN TO-MORROWS ISStfB. H. S. MEYERS & CO. TUFSDAY, NOON. FRUIT, JAMS, HOPS, ETC. Er Bella. Maey. prom Hobart Town. R. a R HU R WtLL sell by auction, at hie Mart. Qu en-st>ett ou Tuesday mxi. December 1, at 12 "'c ock i.oon, Jtx 8»lla M»ry, from Robart Town. 410 case* of APPLE*, ensisti-g French Crahs, Frpnch ifDnets, >toi c P'ppin<-, »c, cartfutij packer: npiessly or ihi- market SO c«e» «eil-aisorted Jams ('WilfOn s) 50 „ ~ (Cr SaWell) 10 bales i3op3 Terms—Cash. WEDNESDAY, DECEM ER 2. SELECT LIBRARY OF 500 VOLUMES. HPHE subscribers have r< ceived in •*•■ ttra tins from a G -tl m. n who i» c v-i gtho Colony to sell at h R ■ ins, F ri-iUctt, en Wednes day nat, at 11 o'clock, A LIBRA■■-* oonsis ing of »b 'n f. "00 VOLUMES, »4 int re.'ti g ai.ri in tm t«v- w.. k . am. ng 'which are '.<ei'ty wel-b unrt vn>iiu t-s -f he "liiutr^t d D»d n >• ws' in c nseiut ye ■ limners, and » v»-r 1 ne rditon of H gartti'g W-rks Catalogues n- apn teat->u in SAMUEL C ilB^EVi SOP," Auctioneers. TH; ESDaY, DECEMBER 3. CITY MiRT. TO GROCERS, COPN'T) V 'TORE- T KEEPERS, AM> THE TiADE. GRANT & MORTON H^VE received instructions to s^lt by au< t'oi. at the City Mart on ' bursd&y, S d]Oecember. at 11 o'clock, A Large Parcel of t . Teas «rs Provision^ Oilmecs Stores &c, &c, &c. Terms at Sale. TUESDAY, DECEMBER 1. THE Fubsc iber has receiv d in i|i stuctiona fr m JAM'S -M>Er, KBQ, I To sell b> auction, HIS VALUABLE FURNITURE, (Not requir* d at his re. idenca at Woodaide) Sale on tub day, dec. i. At his Houßo, SYMONDS-STREET. N*XT ET. ANDREW'S. Catalogues and Cirds to see Furniture m»y be hod from the Auctioneer on Hatu>d»y and MoLda.y. GEO^-GB MhBIN, Auctioneer. TUESDAY, DECEMBER 8. The Subscriber has received instructions to fell by public auction, at t*1 c Corner Mart, on Tuesday December 8 at 11 "dock. IQp; F HFEiTET) SHAKES T\ T J-t/l/ THE K'KT -i SHORE FEKRY COM PA>Y (L'MITED). Information may be obtained hy application to Mr Heath, Secretary of the company, Vall-'a Buildings, or to GEOFGE SIBBIN, Auctioneer. CORN E X C H A N G SUGAR, SUGAR, akd GOLDEN SYRUP. Ex OtAQO, FROM MELBODiiNB. G. W. BINNEY HA 1^ received instructions from Messrs Joshua Bros & <"o to offer for sale by public auciion, on arrival of the barq>ie Otago, 10 286 mats Sugar I From the " Yanatlllc '40 casks Golden Syrup f Sugar JRefl cry.