pßp rZ^jit is reported that others JrJ*^fc order ol Don Carlos for demand s'sll -of hostilities. A dispatch from Tcessa* 10? g a letter has been received B*k%2 confirming the truth of the p attempt made to assassinate Don Js**4Jg» mutiny of a portion of his wop*- .< i. hand has been defeated at & with the loss of 27 killed, 77 Mfn many prisoners. '#" ] kden with arms for the Carlists '. A bsr „,v e datßantander. It is reported id^Jly has differed with Doir 0 and bas g°ne to France. General °% succeeds to his command. river Segre, running through the c o fher^ a' kas overflowed, causing P^fmaee to property and serious loss of f- the town of Tarrega. Fully 200 life '" ere swept away, and many persons battalions of insurgents ked Moriones' army at Bersain, near taffD oi Tafalla. and a sanguinary con ?. ensued, resulting in a repulse of the gits along the whole line. Their loss %> r y heavy, and they were compelled to Irtie Republicans for medical assistance. The s.s. Wonga Wonga, which arrived ~ morniDg was the bearer of tbe San Fran- She also brings the news by the i mail, which, as will be seen by our Lms from tbe Bluff, arrivedin the Souh L, Items of Suez and San JPrancisco A appears in the supplement issued paper.

POLICE COURT.—This Day.

II /Before Thomas Beckham, Esq., R.M.) I MEN OP THE PAST. 1 j) SV y White (alias Locker), John Morgan, l/(in Ryan» an(* W. Ward were severally I^ged with being drunk last night, and IdWected to the usual penalty. mat's experiment. J Jfstthew Mooney was brought up on a war- L n t, charged with assulting Julia, his law 15J wife, by knocking her down and kicking Lr,on the 20th inst. Prisoner pleaded not guilty. Julia Mooney, a smart-looking person, 'aidthe was willing to withdraw the charge 'jfjfattbew would not beat her any more. His Worship said he could not allow de jtudantto go without finding substantial iPrisoner said he was a hard-working [rickmaker, and his wife neglected his Mrs. Mooney emphatically denied the [barge, and said her husband kept her out of joorsfortwo nights. She was the mother ((live children. Prisoner then pleaded guilty, and was ordered to find sureties, himself in £40 and two others in £20, to keep the peace for six months. ALLEGED BIGAMY. Richard Rathbone was charged with bigamy, he having feloniously taken to wife Aones Oliver, his first wife, whose maiden name was Mary Smith, being yet alive. Mr Hesketh appeared for the defence, and stated tbat defendant's position was pecu liar, and well known to many persons in Auckland. He had certainly married Mary Smith, but she then had a husband unknown to him. His Worship said this was quite a new offence to this Court. Mr. Broham asked that the case might be rcmanded,'in order to complete the evidence. His Worship said that the first wife, being ibigamist, was an incompetent witness. The ca?e was adjourned until Thursday next, defendant finding bail, himself in £400 md two sureties in £200 each. BREACH of licensing act. Michael Corcoran appeared in answer to a immons charging him with committing a teach of tbe Licensing Act on Sunday, the t inst. J The plea of not guilty had already been iin. ikarles O'Reilly deposed that he was a stable belonging to the Armed Constabu iy, and that on Sunday, the Ist Novem ler, he saw Breslen coming from defendant's hm with liquor, and upon interrogating iim he pointed to the barman, and said, "That is the man that supplied me with the leer." | John Breslen, before being sworn, said he Ms a poor man with a large family, and had lost a great deal of time, and wished to how who was to remunerate him for his {rouble. His Worship told witness he must be sworn, if he went to public houses on Sunday be must put up with the consequences. Johnßreslin deposed that on the day in question he being thirsty, went to Mr Cor coran's for some beer, he took a can for it and was served by the barman, to whom he paid Is 4d, he resided in Lome-street. To Mr Hesketh : Mr Corcoran had threat tied on a previous occasion to kick him out of the yard. John Gillander, barman at the Greyhound Hotel, deposed that he knew JBreslin; lie had been in Mr Corcoran's employ (or Beven yeais. Breslin came into his bar, and said ho had three tiavellers in his lodging-house, who wanted some beer. He drew Borne according to his request for the travellers. Thi j was at half-past eight in the morning, before Mr. Corcoran had come fown to breakfast, and he knew nothing ' '[.the circumstance. Mr. Corcoran had j pen him orders not to supply anyone on todays. He gave the beer because he Sieved the man's statement that he wanted Heer for three poor travellers. 6Mr Broham : He acknowledged to the •stable that he had served the man. His Worship said that he must dismiss case against Mr. Corcoran, and in flation must at once be laid against the wman who had acknowledged that he •old the beer without his master's consent, and against him orders ; he had therefore been S^lty of selling without a license ; and the Pmalty for so doing would not be less than *50. I wis was all the business.

TELEGRAPHIC.

LATEST THAMES NEWS.

THE OHINEMURI BUSINESS.

MR MACKAY AND MR LUSK.

GRAHAMSTOWN,

(Prom our own Correspondent.) his day. .The intelligence brought by tbe Advertiser's P^eon last night from Obinemuri says that Mocks of lai_.d at Cape Colvilie and Tapu W8 been banded over to Mr Mackay in part Payment. The balance must come upon "Mnemuri. Mr Severn is to be placed in communica tion by wira with Lieut. Palmer for the franßifc of Venus observation. A Shortlaad resident writes to tbe Adver '•|*er explaining the cause of attack made on r Mackay by a certain Auckland paper. m the last Superintendency election,through I^wks made privately by Mr Lusk, Mr Mackay threatened to pull bis nose. This ?** said to a mutual friend, who told Mr pak, and tkey bare not been on speaking ffgta since, Hence the spiteful untruths J°°ut Ohine muri. The writer vouches for "W accurac]' of bis statements. _™9 sales ia the Sharemarket. Resident Magistrate's Court this owning, th 3 appeal by goldmining companies Baihat Borough rates were adjourned for a pcs by agreement. A number of practical eJ> were in attendance to depose to value 0£ Series., &c. |& Bachauaa v- Edwin Binney ; claim for Sinn Wbich defendant had taken posses .^ tt of as part of Murphy Brothers Zrl e» an<* which he refused as J^yor T the trustees, when asked to do thaTh " Atkin, ©f Auckland, deposed ac w»s authorised to receive the amounb i

mm S? 7' .but Hanrysaid * «a—d little the trustees would see of the £30 he SbTmSS? 11* as S] v _n for Plaintiff with •to os bd costs against defendant fo™V£ qS? BtS . beiD?held on the skeleton tobethP^ 6 IDCe ImP^ial shaft, proved wJS « \T U Kennway> of Coromandel.who went on the spr ee to Auckland iv January then came to the Thames and continned In the spree, and must have thrown himself dorm ma state ; «f delerium tremens H s o othmg was all identified, and a verdict was given accordingly. The returns of the Blrd-in-Hand is 313 ounces at the two batteries 5u c ?r lctory has 10 ounces. Ihe Nonpareil has 101 ounces. bharemarket.— Sales : Cure. 8s ; City of London, 26s 6d to 27s 6d. Sellers Cty o London 28s ; Cure, 8s 6d ; Caledonian, £5 Bright bmile, £1 Us. ' ' There is great uncertainty about t-he Eng lish mails departure here, owing to the Post master closing the mail to-day, when the advertiser does not expect the steamer to arrive before Thursday next. Can you enlighten ua ? *

MORE GOLD FROM THE BISMARCK.

COROMANDEL. (From our own Correspondent.)

- , This day. More gold was taken from the Bismarck while breaking down. The general stuff shows gold.

The Union Beach are driving by contract on the black reef, the statement that the present level was worked out is not true. Several cutters are detained at Whanga poua, by strong easterly wind. "

ARRIVAL OF THE ALBION WITH THE SUEZ MAIL.

SINGULAR OCCURRENCE AT SEA.

TOTAL DEFEAT OF DON CARLOS,

(Per Press Telegram Agency.)

BLUFF,

This day. The Albion with the English Mail via Suez left Melbourne at 2.30 p m. on the 16th When off Solanders, at 10.30 p.m. on the 20th saw a bright light burning, and stood in and sent a boat away which was unable to find 'the light. Whilst waiting a num ber of lights were exhibited at different elevations. Th->, boat returned at midnight The steamer waited till daylight, and sent a boat off again, but could not find anyone. The vessel then left at 5 a.m., and arrived at Bluff at 10.30 a.m. on 21st. Passengers —45 saloon and 50 steerage, and 370 tons, 274 bags mail, 21 horses and 3 sheep for all ports. She sails for Dunedin at 5 p.m.

SPECIAL CABLE MESSAGE.

Madrid, November 1

After an obstinate fight the Carlists under Don Carlos were defeated by General Lazona and compelled to abandon the seige of Juan. Don Carlos has retreated to the mountains.

LATEST SOUTHERN TELEGRAMS.

R GISBORNE ON MINISTERIAL CIVIL SERVANTS.

SANGUINE EXPECTATIONS OF vVEL-

LINGTON JuCKEY CLUB

HOW AN M.H.R OCCUPIES SPARE

TIME

WELLINGTON.

(From our own Correspondent). This day.

The Times keeps hammering away at Mr Bowen's appointment in an angry fashion. The Tribune commends the appointment.

Mr Gisborne writes a letter to the Times thanking the editor for the personal courtesy with which his return to the Civil Service was referred to. He mentions the following instances of civil offices, having been held by Ministers before, during, and after their tenure of office : - Sir F. D. Bell, Dr Pollen, Mr Fitzherbert. No voice was ever raised against any of those of precedent. He says frankly he could not afford to forfeit his claims to pension accruing from 25 years service. It is stated that the stewards of the races have fixed a reserve of £600 upon the sale of the gates. They only realised £75 last year, and the buyer cleared about £50. Mr H. Tribe, M.H.R., is engaged working up a second Buildiog Society.

GODDARD CONCERTS.-RUSH FOR TICKETS.

ENCOURAGING NEWS FROM THE

SHOToVER,

THE TIMES ON IMMIGRATION.

CHILDREN ROBBED IN THE STREETS

DUNEDIN,

(From our own Correspondent.) This day.

Good accounts have come from the Upper Shotover and Arrow. Square's party realized £30 per man per week, with every prospect of continuing. On Friday last was obtained 16 ounces for four days work by three men ; three weeks ago a share was offered for fifty pounds and refused. The Albion Brewery, which takes over the distillery premises, is likely to be a success ; half of the shares are already taken. The Ocean Beach railway is floated, and will commence operations at once, so as to connect Forbury by rail in time for the next meeting. The Goddard Company is in full swing, and seats for the second concert are rushed and taken, before the plan is open for inspec tion. The tickets for to-night are at a pre mium. The Times this morning strongly condemns the increase of pauperage in Dunedin, and urges more liberal support to the Benevolent Society, and at the same time hints at the possible contingency of poor rates. It attri butes this state of things to indiscriminate immigration. The Times passes a severe stricture on the apathy of the Government in not despatching the Luna to search for the missing schooners Cambria and Kaituna. The members of the Dunedin Fire Brigade threaten to disorganize unless the City Council consent to supply refreshments to the Brigade dnring the fires. Cases of robbing children in daylight at Dunedin are becoming frequent. Arrived—Somerville, brig, from Mauritius Sailed—Jessie Henderson, for Auckland.

DUNEDIN.

(Per Press Telegram Agency.) This day.

The following is the conclusion of the firing of the North Dunedin Rifles for district re presentatives : Frew 91, Richardson 85, Hutchinson 85, Gollock 84, Allan 82, Dou glas 80. Bruce Rifles : Capstick 82, Grant 74.

WELLINGTON.

(From Press Telegraph Agency.) This day.

Negotiations are pending between the Government and the N.Z.S. Company for a service to Napier and Poverty Bay, dovetail ing with arrangements already entered into for delivering the Inter-proviDcial portion of the San Francisco mail.

NAPIER.

(Per Press Telegram Agency

Arrived : Bebmgton from London. She left on July 26th via Plymouth, with 316 All well. Four births, and three deaths (infants) occurred. One infant named French, died of heart disease. A complaint has been lodged on behalf of a single woman, named Lydia Pnillips, by ber brother, of alleged harsh treatment. I Court of Inquiry will be held in a day or two. J

< The immigrants seem a promising lot and include sixty single women. Sir Donald McLean leaves for the North this afternoon per Southern Cross.

AUCKLAND STOCK AND MINING REPORT.

Business done this day at koon— Bank of New Zealand—Sellers, £18 National Bank—Sellers, 70s. Fiji Bank-Bayers, 60s. South British Insurance—Sellers, 51s. North Shore Ferry—Buyers, 15s. Bright Smile-Sellers, 55a. Caledonian (double)— Sellers, £5 ss. City of London - Buyers, 26s 6d. Golden Calf (double)— Buyers, lis; sellers, 12s od. Bismarck—4s 9d ; buyers, 4s 6d. Tokatea—Sellers, 10s. Cure-8s 3d.

Tgg_EyENING STAB. BATltppay, NOVEMBER 21, 1874.



Shortt's H'ir-odtting Saloon, three doors below the Greyhound Hotel. First-class Attention, Civility and Cleanliness.—[Advt,]



fmSSL-OSi SFSUTmrni ttS and Co. s Excelsior Coffee deserves preßceH Ajiiß SSL Ami?%&£™™? * ™* » W A N T E D ) WHANGAPOU A: A Stacker A Slabmin Two or three Faiuly Men AL'3O, A Man to Work the Planing Machine. O. A. HARRIS. November 21,1574. ANTEDToLETT'a seven-roomed rx , House in Victoria-street.—ipply to Henderson and Spraggon, next door. W~ANTED, 3^v^T^^iT^_. ters, 1 man for vertical saw, 1 timber stacker.—Apply sharp, James W. Waller Custom-House-street. WANTED, everybody to call at la. I lC - Wocdward's, Auckland Market, to buy the test Bread at 3Ad per loaf ; thirteen to the dozen. WANTED, a smart Boy.—Apply to St. Mungo Cafe. ' J WANTED, a Carpenter—Apply to D. Buckley, corner of Cook and Albert streets. "OAULK TtMBER wanted—Union -mJ Sash and Door Company, Mechanics' B*y. WANTED, a smart active Boy.— Apply to John Blair, Grocer, 223, Queen street. WAMED, To let or For Pale, with immediate possession, a new eight roomed Verandih Ccttago in Poiisonby Boad. adjoining the residence of Mr Jakins ; good well, «c — Apply to J. Carson, Queen-street; or, It. Lairig. Bop.- maker, Ponsonby ivoad. WANTED, a respectable young woman as General feervant; rtferences re quired. —Apply to Mrs Williams, 71 Cook street. WANTED, a Female Servant.— Apply to G. Maunsell, North Shore. WANTED, a respectable Female GeLeral Servant—Apply for address at Stab, office. W4NTBD, by a farmer's widow, a » » Situta ion as Housekeeper ; understand butter and cheese making, liood references.—Apply to W.8., Post office, Wanganui. WANE 3D to LET, a Small Store, ▼ » 24 x 20, suitable for a workshop; corner of Albert and Durham-streets. iUaquireon the premises. WANTED, two Timber stackers; must be thoroughly competent.- James W. Waller. WANTED KNOWN, that The Pantheon is the only Hou«e in Auckland where you can be measured at Stock Prices Trouse:s, from 15s : Trousers and Vests, from 25s : Paget and Mourning Coats, from 355; oalatea and Sac Coats, from 20s ; Biding Habits, from 50s; Boys Suits of Colonial Tweeds and warranted a good article, 40s. — Ford. Potter & Co, The Pantheon, Queen-street. ANTED KNOWN, that the PANTHEON is an Industrial Exhibition, and shows what can be done in the way of supplying Clothing made to measu-e and well shrunk at a less price than usually paid for ready-made Garments.— Ford, Potter and Co, The Pantheon, Queen-street AT the PANTHEON you can get a good ''weed Suit mada to cder and warranted shrunk, at 40s.—Ford, Potter, and Co., The Pantheon, Queen-street. WANTED, the public to call and examine our sppcial lines in HATS. Men's Alpines, from 3s 6d ; Men's Straws. Is ; Men's Drill Wire Brim, Is 6d. A large assortment of all the latest styles. Solar, Duk«s, Oxfords, Knowsley, Charlie, Prince, Baron, Livingstone, Muez, <&&, &c —Ford, Potter, and Co., ahe Pantheon, Queen street. WANTPD KNOWN, that Ford, Potter & Co are very busy ; our orders in creasing daily. Please call early in the week. We keep faith with the public at The Pantheon', opposite City Hill, Queen-stieet. WANTED, to call special attention to ouf 15s Trousers to order, made from all wool Tweeds and thoroughly well shrunk.—Ford, Potter & Co, The Pantheon, Queen-street. WANTED, a respectable Youth.— Apply to M. Marks, next City Hall. WANTED KSOWN, that J. MORBISON fs prepared to execute ull kind of Asphalting at reasonable prices.—Address Star office. ROSEBANK, NORTrT BBOKE.— Visitors can be supplied with Strawberries and Cream at their own price. WANTED, Carpenters and Joiners.—Apply to Philcox and Bartley. WANTED, by a Youth, an employment in a Solicitor's or Merchant's office. —Apply, 8.G., Stab office. WANTED to SELL, 50 Printed Muslin Dresses, fast colours, at 7s 6d each ; First Choice Josephine Kid Gloves, Ss 6d per pair ; Blue Linen for Butcher's smocks ; best Kid Boots, 7s 6d per pair, at "W. Eyre's Enniskillen House, Victoria-street. WANTED, 500 tons of Old Brass, Copper, Iron, Zinc, Pewter, Lead, Muntz Metal, Waste Paper, Canvas, Bagging, Rope, and Ban J also, Bottles, Cast-off Clothing, *c„ at BATSYB & CO.'S London Marine Store. Old Market, Queen-street, Auckland.-S. Moss, Manager NEW SUMMER G( tODB, unrival led Patterns at the CHY HALL r Tbe P.o prietors having imposed Enormous Shipments of Dranerv and Men's Clothing for the Season, are no^ offering aU classes of Goods Cheaper than can be Purchased in any of the Wholesale Houses of Auck and Let the public come and judge for themselves, j



T\f ANTED, a Plumber and Tin * worker -J. H. Witheford, Newmarket. W^EF* 0 t0 LET ' a" newly-built corner nfVi^ 86'^? o**0**"1 "^ six moms. near the WANTED, a Master for Naval »_r JL Trainiiig School. Salary, £120—Annlrto Mr Tilly. 49, Insurance Baildlng/' Apply to WANTEDTISOIbs New Potos larnellSrys * BamPlS t0 Burton ' A CCOMMODA TION f within two r t nJ l,nu^ es ralk of Q"een-street. for two or tbree Se^TlTiacl^ °r With°Ut ***•-** WANTEDTI^TiT, a Shop and Thoma SB loyd WOOdYard * **«**"«t-*H*r to WANTED KNOWN that every » ▼ body can be accommodated with Strawberries and Cream at George Smith's Strawberry Gardens Hobson s Bridge, opposite Whitson's Old Brewery and close to the Newmarket Railway. vyANTED, a Wheelwright accus- Jl ~ to™ 63 to dray work ; also, an active ycutb An tri«er for smith's shops.-Apply to Cousins and Atkin. Victoria Steam Carriage and Wheel Factory WANTED, the Public of Auck- CRTMM I«, nd«, to «nOW. that, STRAWBERRIES and WW_ Hv !_, quality can be obtained at Mason Brothers, Parnell .Nursery. TTTANTED, a Milliner, also an _ex t J neneneed Saleswoman.—Apply S. and •J. It, Vade, Queen street. W AS T, EDv, plaste,'ers—^ppJy t° J. n•i .ol ? 1 1 kie ' Victori^-street West, above Quick's Stables. WANTED, a Furnished Bedroom, with attendance ; Parnell preferred — State terms, by letter, to W. W~ ANTED, a General Servant.-Apply Mrs E. JNorman, Waterloo Quadrant. WANTED, a Dressmaker and Appren tices. -Apply to Mrs Thomson, Parnell, WANTED KNOWN, that D m- I Goldik is prepared to supply all kinds of limber and other Building materials, including sashes, Poors, Mouldings, Broad Timbe-, House Blocks. Posts, Bails, Hardwood Felloes, Shafts Iron liark and Bine Gum Laths, Shingles, <fcc.,«.c at thi lowest market price, at his 1 ard , Custom-house street. WANTED, Everybody to know * * that W. S. JONES, Saddler, Queen-street, is appointed Sole Agent for Klliman'g Celebrated Royal Embrocation for Horses, Cattle and Sheep. A ceitain cure for Lameness, Swellings, Bruises Sprains, Cuts, and Sores of every kind. Second consignment per Jubilee just opened. WANTED KNOWN, that at J. * v S. Coblky's. Junction of Gr«y and Queen street, Bespoke Tailoring Establishment, may be had the best fitting Trousers in Auckland, at 25s ; hun dreds of patrons to thoose from other garments at equally low prices. WANTED KNOWN.—The nnder signed have always on hand a large supply of Newcastle and B<iy of Islanda Coal; also,best Cut and Uncut Wood. Yards : Between Fort andCustom house-stroet, next Isap.os' Bonded Store. W. & G. WINSTONE. WANTED, the general public to know that W. KIRBY, corner of Queen and Wakefield-strcets, has on sale :—.Newcastle Coal (wholesale and retail), at the lowest rates. Bricks, Lime, Sand, Shell 3, Tiles, Iron-bark Shafts, Spokes, aid Red-gnm Felloes, <*a, *c. always on hanrl. A ar ges upply of the best Newcastle Coko now on hand WANTED KNOWN, on view and for sale, Prize Strawberries, the finest of tbe season.—At P. G. Brown and Co., Hydney-houso, next Union Bank Queen street. WANTED KNOWN, that a tsrrible slaughter is now being penetrated in_ Wakefleld->treet in the fhape of cutting down the pricrs of Bootn and Shoes, as will be seen by adver tiaen'ient.—Garrttt Brothers, Dublin House, Wake fieldstreet. SWEEPS will be drawn for tbe Auckland Cup (Handicap) at tho Globe Hotel, on Monday evening, 20th inst.,!sat S p.m. LOST, this morning in Queen-street an Acceptance for £4G 4s 9d, payable at Bank of New Zealand, vahieles.t; payment stopped. Finder will please leave sarre at "Star "office. QNE POUND EEWAED. Stolen or Strayed from my Paddock, Richmond, on Sunday last—A Bay Filly, 2 years old, black points. The ahove reward wilt be paid if delivered at my shop, Victoria-street. JOHN MAXWELL, Butcher. TI7IS T O~P E N iTd^ 1 case Gent's WHITE KID GLOVES, 2s 6d per pair. SAMUEL COOMBES, City Clothing Mart, 92, Qukkn-strrkt. r&jv TT 0E HOKIANGA. jo^v}»Kfc^ The schooner " awera will leave tlie Manukau for Hokianga, on TUES DAY next, November 24. For freight or passage apply to SHIRLEY W. HILL, Queen-street; Or F. ARCHaRD, Mechanics Bay. THE Young Gentlemen, v ho on Thursday met with a boat accident off the North Shore, desire to return sincere Thanks to the many kind Friends who came so promptly t } their relief. BOARD AND EESIDENCE for 'a single Gentleman in a private family at the North Shore.—Apply office of this paper. mo A R it I■ V E, EX HERO, F-OJI RIVER DON, TASMANIA, (Sailed November 7.) icq Tons POTATOES KQ Tons FLOUR >_• Tons BRAN TASMANIAN* STAVES, MANUFACTURED and ROUGH CASK HEADS, PALINGS, Etc., Etc., Etc. CEU ICKSHANK & CO., HIGH-STREET, AUCKLAND. November 21,1874. JUST ABEIVED, PEE S.S. WONGA WONGA, M 6, gunnies POTATOES, In prime order, JAKINS & WILLOOX, DURHAM-STREET.



QITY HALL. MADAME MOLtER'S GRAND VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL CONCERT. MONDAY EVENING, N0V.23. PROGRAMME: Overture—' The Young Musicians'—Artillery Band Pait Song 'In Elvenzi Men V'ha'—(La Sonnam bula) Song—' Strangtrs Yet'—(Claribelle) Song—' The Captive Greek Girl '—(J. W. Hobbs) Solo - (Clarionette)' Anna Bolena'—(Donizettis) Song—' Tlie Mariner and his Barque'—(Maritana) Duett —' Norma' Song—' In Happy Moments'— (Wallace) Cavatina—' Anejando'- (Hallard) Madame Moller Part 11. Part Song—'Per Te ' D'lmmenso Gubilo'— (Lucia dt'Lammermoor) Song—'Far Away' Piano Duett (Performed on two pianos) 'Grand Caprice Hongrois'—Madame Moller and Mrs Stibbing Song—' The Arabs Firewell to his Steed '—(Blockley) Song—(Comic) ' Fie, for Shame '—(W. tf. Hnnt) Quartette—' The Spinning Wheel'—(Martha) Song—' SiDg me an English Eong' Chrous—' II Destin'—(Huguenots) God Save the Qusen. Admission, 2s. Tickets may be had of Messrs. Wayte, Upton, and Turrell, Queen-street. PITT-STREET WESLEYAN CHURCH.— Sunday Services.—November 22.— The Rev A. Reid will preach in the morning at 11, and the Rev W. C. Oliver in the evening at G 30. THE NEWTON KlßK.—DiriiTe Service at the usual hours TO-MORROW. Subjects—Morning : No 10—Introduction to Daniel's last vision. Evening—The Bight in Europe between the Ntw Papists and the old Catholics. PRIMITIVE METHODIST CHURCH, Edwardes-street —Tl«v T. Cheeoe man will Preach in the Morning, 11 o'clock ; Rev W. insley in the Evening at, half-past six. QHBKIDAN - SrhEß_nPrimitive rTj Methodic* Church,— The Rev W. Tinaley will freach in the .Morning, at 11; and Mr Booth in the Evening, at 6 30. BAPTIST CHURCH, Wellesley street. P. H. Cornford, Pastor. Subjects November 22. Morning—Anxiety Removed. Even ing—The Antidote of Death. pONGrBEG-ATIONAL CBURCH, \J Beresford Hall. Minister—Warlow Davies, M. A (services at beresford Hall. Morning and evening as usual on Sunday. 22nd instant. UNITED METHODIST iFEEE CHURCH.—Morning—Asking and Receiving ; Evening—Divine opportunity ; by Rev G. 11. Turner. DIVINE SERVICE will be held 1 o-morrow (Sundiy) at the High-street Con gregational School Room. Morning—ll am. ; Even ing— 0.30 p.m. THO BE LET on Lease, together, or -» separa-e. Two Brick Shops, now erected at fo it of Grey-street, nearly opposite the Army and Navy Hotel—For terms, &c , apply to M. tl, Busby, Vene tian House, Shortland-street. FOUND, in Symonds-street, a small sum of Money, with bill of goods from Mr Short, Draper, Queen-street —Apply .Nicholas' Cash Stare, Kurangahape Road, Newton. FOR SALE, a Piano (by Collard and Collard). in Rosewood case ; quite new.—Apply at the Star oliice. T~U S~T OPENED, A large Lot of Gent's [LAVENDER KID GLOVES. SAMUEL COOMBES, City Ct,othi>ci Mart, 92, Qujcen-street. JUST OPENED, 3 cases REAL PANAMA HAT 3. SAMUEL COOMBES, City Clothing Mart, 92, Queen-street. JUST OPENED, 2000 dozen Men's and Boy's Straw Hats, At Is each. SAMUEL COOMBES, City Clothing Mart, 99, Queen-street. iTkSk A USTRALASIAN SJBJHI^ X3L STEAM NAVIGATION VQj^»\ffi\^* CO- ' 3 Fhst-class Steamers. I'ujtt a*L>i\EY AND MELBOURNE, AND ALL QUEENSLAND PORTS ; ALSO, THE PALMER RIVER GOLDPIELDS. Tho splendid steamship Wonga Wonga, 1,000 tons, T. Like, Commander, will leave for the above ports on WEDNESDAY next, 26th instant, at noon. For freight or passage, and all particulars, apply to H. M. JERVIS, Agent. O CO T I A HOTEL, D. McLENNAN, Proprietor, LATE OS" KAIPARA HOTEL, HELENSVILLE. HOBSON-STREET, AUCKLAND. Visitors to Auckland and Passengers from the Thames will meet with every accommodation. T\ RAI NA. GE WORKS IN QUEEN-STREET AND WAKEFIELD-STREET. City Council Office, Auckland, Nov. 21, IS?*. Tenders for the above Works, in terms of plans and specifications to be seen in the City Surveyor's Office, will be received until noon of MONDAY, the SOth instant. Tenders to be endorsed as above. P. A. PHILIPS, Town Clerk. JJ O T I C E. Immigration Office, Auckland, Nov. 20,1874. The Immigrants ex Waitangi, comprising General and Farm Labourers, Mechanics, Domestic Servants (Male and Female), and persons of other occupations are now open to engagement at the Immigration Dep6t, on application to the Dep6t Master and Matron respectively. H. ELLIS, Immigration Officer. lUSTOP E N E D, 1 case of Gent's WINDSOR SCARFS, 6d each. SAMUEL COOMBE3, Cray Clothing Mart, 92, Qubew-btrske.



QBE AT AMERICAN CI ECUS Has arrived per s.s. Wonga Wonga. THIS CHAMPION COMPANY OF THE WORLD 1 WILL OPEN IN AUCKLAND ON THE MARKET RESERVE, Market House, MONDAY NEXT, NOVEMBER 23, MONDAY NEXT, NOVEMBER 23. This magnificent Equestrian Company comprises the STAR RIDERS OF THE WORLD, Also, NEW SENSATIONAL BARE-BACK RIDERS, EQIJESTRIANB, AC«OB VTS, JUGGLERS, GYMNASTS, EQUILIBRISTS, CLOWiNS, LGAPKRS, JESTERS, CONTORTIONISTS, VAULT EKS, AND CHAMPION TUMBLERS, Comprising the following Artistes :— GEORGE GILHAM, Undisputed Champion Bare-back Rides of the World MR J. LEWIS, Great Star Bare-back Rider of America MDLLE. FANNY YEOMANS, The Daring American Equestrienne MISS KATE WALLACE, The Fairy (Equestrienne and Gem of the Arena. MASTER J. ROMEO, Somersault Equestrian and Gymnast MDLLE. GRACIE, The [Lady with the Iron Teeth, the greatest wonder of the age SENOR A. GONZALES, Champion Double Somersault Thrower and Tumbler of the world. Both these high-class artistes are late of Chiu-ini's Roj al Italian Circus. ARTHUR TURNER, American Voltigeur, Tumbler, Acrobat, &c. MR T. BIRD, Celebrated Contortionist and Equestrian MR F. SEYMOUR, The Fanny Clown and Original Jester MR R. HUTCHINS, The Peerless Gymnast and Modern Milo SIGN OR SALVARIO, Spanish and Mexican Scene Rider MR J. BARLOW, Vocalist and Comedian MR T. KING, Favourite Equestrian. The American Company's Stud consists of HIGHLY-TRAINED HORSES AND TRICK PONIES ; AL3O, THE EQUINE WONDERS, Black Bess, Princess, and Brilliant. MONDAY NEXT, NOV. 23, DICK TURPIN'S RIDE TO YORK ! DICK TURPIN'S RIDE TO YORK ! Or, THE LIFE AND DEATH OF BONNY BLACK BESS. SPLENDID BRASS BAND, WITH CHOICE SELECTIONS. The above Splendid Company will perform in their Marquee, which will be comfortably seated and brilliantly lighted with ga3. Prices of Admission :—Circle, 4s ; Btalls, 3s ; Pit, 23. Cnildren half-price to all parts of the Bouse. MR J. BLOW, Treasurer ; THOMAS L. KING, Agent. T the CITY HALL you will see Ihe Largest Stock of Oilcloths, Indian and Coir Mattings, Brussels and Tapestry Carpets in New Zealand : all reduced to cost price. Must be cleared. Good Oilcloth, for passages, at Is 9d per yard. NORTH SHOEE PEESBYTER IAN CHURCH —Divine Service will be con ducted TO-MORROW forenoon at the usual hour. JP this should meet tbe eye of James Mann, of Kirkaldy, Scotland, he will hear of some thing to his advantage by cailiDg on board the steamer Wonga Wonga. FpHE Proprietor of No. 41 Stall JL City Market, respectfully tenders his sincere thanks Jor the liberal patronage received since com mencing bu.«iness, and begs to notify that all Cabbtges remaining unsold after 10 o clock to-night will be given away to any one who may think it worth the trouble to come for them. —No 41 Stall —Novem ber 21 st, 1874, AT the CITY HALL you can purchase Fashionable Straw Hst for Gd. pAETNEESHIP DISSOLVED The Partnership between Frederick Abchard and John Be own, trading as ABCHaRD &CO.. cf Mechanics' Bay, Auckland, Coal and Firewood T»ealers, will expire on the 12th day of DecemDer next, and after Uat day each of the said Partners will carry on business at Mechanics' B»y aforesaid in his own separate account. Mr Charlks Harding, is hereby authorised to collect all DEBTS due to the firm of Archard and Co., which must be paid before the 20th December proximo. Dated this 17th day of November, 1874. FRNERICK ARCHARD. JOH BROWN. Witness .-—John A. Clarkk, Clerk, Auckland. pAETNEESHIP. Wanted, as Partners in an established Foundry, now casting two tons per week, a Pattern Maker, BUcksmith, and Moulder, who could advance £500 to £1000 each, aud take the charge of their several departments. The Foundry is the only one in the district, and is situate in the vicinity of three work ing Coalmines, eight Quartz Batteries, Railway, Tramways, [Shipping, &c , <&c. -Farther particulars, apply Box 26, P. 0., Grey mouth. TO LET, in Upper Symonds-street, a Gent's Residence, adjoining the one taken by the Collector of Customs ; at present occupied by J. W. Preece, Esq. ; possession early in December.— Apply on the premises till the 3rd December, WOOL PACES, ex Hydaspes, Bass's No 4 Ale, in hhds Dunedin Ale, in hhds Yellow Soap Geneva Paper Bags ON SALE BY JOHN REID, Commerce-street. TO LET, at .Newmarket, a Com modious Shop fitted up with every conveni ence, Shelves, Counters, Drawers, Gas,'&c, Dwelling House attached, lately occupied by Mr Taite, Chemist, next door to the Post Office. Rent Low. Apply to Mr Angus, P. 0., Newmarket. A good opening for a Tailor, not- yet established in Hew market. Or Mr A. will treat with any one for his own business and connect the two shops into one large double shop 30 feet wide, which with Dress mairing, &c, adoed to the Drapery, would mak« a splendid business place. A§^ mENDEE FOB "BS§^> BALLAST. TENDERS for Supplying about GOOtona of STONE BALLABT, to be delivered alongside the Ship Hydaspes, will received at our office up to 10 a.m. on MONDAY, the 23rd instant. CRUICKSHANK & CO. High-street, Auckland, November 20,1674.



"P T. HERBERT, DEVONSHIRE HOUSE, QUEEN-STREET. Tho Ladies are respectfully informed that E.T.H., late of the Thames,' and formerly of Auckland, has OPENED oppofite the New Market. Those of his acquaintance and tho public generally, to whom ho has to thank fof their former support, he would adc for a continuance of their favours. Mrs Hbrbert, so well known in Auckland will superintend the Millinery Department, and having opened with an entire New Stock of Millinery, Press Goods, and General Drapery, the Ladies may rely upon the first of fashions, and very low pricks. An inspection invited. MONDAY, NOVEMBER 23. CORN EXCHANGE. BUTTER AND BACON. Ex Wonga Wonga, from Sydney. G. W. BINNEY WILL sell by public auction at the Corn Exchange, on Monday, 23rdinst, at 11 o'clock sharp, Ex Won?a Wonga— 06 kegs superior Butter 20 sacks Bran. Terms at Sale. MY SON, whatever object you pursue, aim HIGH. Never grovel. If you seek mental pabulum, the Hifh Schools visit ; it the adornment of your outer man, deal alone with POSSENNISKIK. of High-street, Auckland. — Extracts from Chesterfield's Leders to his Son, never yet published. Ithapp'd in Queen-street some three months ago, I met my friend Joe Armstrong, (honest Joe). At ilrst I failed to recognise his face. He was so wan, and in such dol'rous case. It pain'd me much to see him in this state, And begged his woes to me he'd full relate. Says Joe, " Dear friend, mine is no vulgar smart, You know Kate May, to her J've lost my heart, But tho' wiih love my " bosoms lord" does burn, From her, alas 1 I meet with no return. I've studied and pc»" .rm'd all Cupids arts to press My suit." Said *se. have you studied DRESS ? Rely upon it that's tne surest way To gain her heart and freely own thy sway; Now there's the raiment on your back you've got, True its a garment, but a COAT its not, _ n Coat, Vest, and Pants, c'en to your very " tile All lacking Q alitv, true fit. and stylk. Lose not a moment, but to HIGH-STKEKI' go, And visit POSSKNN ISKIE'S famed DEfOT. Quick ! place yourself in that true Artist's hands, He's Number ONE of TAILORS—your commands— If you give him— remember what I say, You'll gain that blushing beauty, Kitty May,' Oh ! thank you, Charles, said he, I'll to him hie, Without a moment's loss, Good-bje ! Good-bye! * *- * * * * A week or two ago, one sunny day, A bridal party churchwara went its way ; The blushing bride was Kate, the bridegroom, Joe, Whilst las " best man," made one of the row. And Joe at breakfast, with Kate by his side, Owned Possenniskie's dress had won his bride, H. L. POSSENNISKIE, HABIT MAKER AND GENERAL OUTFITTER, No. 1 CLOTHI BR'S bHOP, HIGH STREET, AUCKLAND C77777ZZ , "P O R SALE, a STEAM CRANE and Derrick attached—perfectly new. Tbe Crane lifts 5 tons, turns entirely round in either direction, travels on the rai s Sit 6in guage\ and has Derrick apparatus to alter the radius. The whole may be woik<-d by steam or hand. All the motions are under the control of the driver. Photographic view may be seen at the office of the undersigned. Delivery to be taken at Wellington. JNO. BROGDEN & SON. Albert Barracks, November 16,1874. m DAILWAY SLEEPERS. The undersigned is prepared to give the highest price for Railway Sleepers, dressed or undressed. No charge for landing. Dressed by steam at cheap rates. Apply t0 F. ARCHARD, near Railway Station :^ Or, Mechanics' Bay. ... WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 25. AT THE COBNER MART, At 12 O'Clock, V ALU ABLE AJND WELL SECECTED BOOKS, and one Box Effects belonging to the late REV DAVID HAMILTON. 2 volumes are missing of Chambers Encyclopcedia, if borrowed please return to Auctioneer. GEORGE SIBBIN, Auctioneer. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 28. At 12 o'Clock. EXPRESS CART AND HORSE. THE Subscribers will sell at the Mart, Fort-street, on Friday next, at twelve o'clock, A substantially-built Spring EXPRESS CART, almost new, built by Bruce ; and a staunch three-year-old Horse, good in harness, SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, Auctioneers. MONDAY, NOVEMBER 23. CORN EXCHANGE. To Close Consignments. WHEAT, BARLEY, BRAN, AND MAIZE. GEO. W. BINNEY WILL sell by public auction at tbe Corn Exchange on Monday, 23rd November, at 11 o'clock sharp, 100 bags Fowls Wheat 400 bags Bran 174 bags Barley 111 bags Maize 3 cases Bacon and Hams 63 bags Po:h>rd. Terms at Sale. rp A V E A~~ N G- A. TO COMMERCIAL MEN, THEATRI CALS, AND OTHERS. The largest and most commodious Hall in the heart of Tauranga TO BE LET oa moderate terms by the day, night, or week. Telegrams promptly attended to. T. J. HENSHAW, Tauranga. """"""MONDAY, NOVEMBER 23. Ex Wonga Wonga, from Sydney. L. W. EATON WILL sell by auction at bis Mart on Monday, November 23, at 11 o'clock, 200 cases Oranges 1 case Mandarins 6 cases Lemons 10 cases Plums 10 bags Peanuts WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 25. CORN EXCHANGE. BY ORDER OF THE TRUSTEES IN THE ESTATE OF MESSRS. MURPHY BROTHERS, GRAHAMSTOWN. GEO. W. BINNEY WILL sell by public auction, at the Corn Exc ange, on Wednesday, 25th November, at 11 o'clock sharp, The Whole of the Stock -in - Trsde, &c, belonging to the above Estate, consisting of GROCERIES PkOVI-luNS } IRONMONGERY &C, titc., &0. Removed to Auckland for convenience of sale. Terms at Sale.