•_-nnqlv. Mr Dargaville's motion being unanimous^, chairman was i nstruc tedto W petition on behalf of the meeting.

TELEGRAPHIC

(from our own Correspondent.)

LATEST THAMES NEWS.

CRUSHING RETURNS,

_. .vr }TGEAHAMSTOWN. j i a This day. The Waitemata crushed 35 tons for a yield of 32 tons yielded 67Se Manukau struck gold in the reef in ,_ _ n ft while cutting out a chamber, thus the shaft *m d ld 108 ft long- P7he Moanatairi melted 3370zs Bdwts. The Queen, of Beauty melted 5020zs 13 The SBlack Angel crushing looks well. They H tart a trial crashing from the blue reef in £ bottom level to-night. The Pumping Association expect to lower the plunger to-morrow night,

MAKETU.

<:!:- This day. . i ne j a lgo festivities connected with Mif anniversary of the Queen's Birthday, have delayed the native meeting at Te Puke. The business commences on Wednesday ' ins Large numbers of natives have Ssembled 'at Maketu on their way to the meeting.

LATEST SOUTHERN NEWS.

a VTPTIM OF IMPRISONMENT FOR A .-.,, DEBT.

TTOWA MAN MAY BE DEPRIVED OP HIS LIBERTY DESPITE MAGNA CEAETA.

(From our own Correspondent.)

DUNEDIN,

This day.

A considerable sensation has been created to day by the publication in the Guardian of "Sketches of Prison Life," where three columns are devoted to detailing the circum stances through which an unfortunate debtor (Mr Louis Stead) has been incarcerated four teen months for £36; costs of Court, Mr Watt, the Sheriff, being the detaining credi tor. • It appeared Mr Watt, as Native Com missioner, lost a deed belonging to Stead, who brought an action to recover damages when in Banco through certain pleadings not being put in. Stead lost the pre liminary amount, and was adjudged to pay £36. He was unable to do so, and was com mitted to prison, and has been there ever since. He refused to go through the Court or sign a release on Watts, as the land con nected wiib1 the' lost deeds is said to be worth £2000 now. Watts says he will keep him in gaol till grey headed. The exposure in the Guardian this morning shews that the committal was made out by a Coroner who had no such power, and that Stead is ille gally in custody.' In. a leading article the writer says the case furnishes a frightful example of the necessity of a bill to abolish imprisonment for debt, and characterises the.act of Watt in very strong language. "He says the whole matter will have to be brought before- a telect committee of the House of Assembly, and that it is the duty of the Government to interfere and direct the Attorney-General to serve a writ of Meets corpus to bring Stead into Court and tetermine the whole matter, and adds that •great judicial scandal has been created by w case. The Guardian says that under M circumstances it would appeal to the bar bat from recent circumstances refrains. In conclusion the article calls upon the Govern ment to act at once and with decision.

[Per Press Telegram Company.]

WELLINGTON.

. .YSAd.i ■-'-/. This day. Tie La Hogue is just coming up harbour with 440 immigrants, apparently all well" The Health Officerjaas not gone aboard yet.

NAPIER.

->« This day. Three hundred of land, ten miles from Sapier, rrealised £40 per acre! ; The Empire floteh J Napier, was sold to-day for £1,100. HoJ ;; . ■

AUCKLAND AUTUMN RACES.

STEWARDS.

__ - _?»Morrin | Major George *»)orWalmsley | Mr Joseph Bennett Captain Eraser

JUDGE:

Judgif pssc___m. • Mr Robert Wynyard.. • '•'"■' •-'■■'■-• ;- ■ - ' saa CLER^ .p^ifli;,couESE: / :'? Mr Henry Bardington. ; CLERK OB THE SCALES i ' ~ Mr WDjiarn'Mtoks. HA_?bICAPPER: J Mr Joseph Bennett. racing'' can hardly be termed P- Candidly -speaking the sport must «pronounced tame father. Something is ZTf- We.sll^<i hardly b. prepared at a 3«w s notice to explain e_4ctly what to JJtt our Auckland meetings other than the «wiT__ateresting,afiairs they so nnmistak- J™7 are at present. L\ Coming home in the "«, yesterdays an np-country settler: was preßsmghisopinionof what he had seen. taLr£°- Uwhatit is •;' get up little Jtapi down at-__ sometimes/ To be SISI -f e D 0 Kakapos or Calumnys, and men like Mr Cat na,me; buUor all that we can )S"^tdy^^HraCi^ than-^ (riend Mr w iTy' ; Where is our old gg Mr Walters-now ? Retired,'so says 2* tT h« P«fers keeping his °* to tk SsSPfee* to passing it ■^i?^^^ man JUBt "Sttts^Li, ,^ fc fche entries for future tf*m. are closed, I 8 it irrevocable ; **>t If S 8- be left in present % tint U 1S we BU£?gest to the Racing jftt L y . #°Wd. consult their twn pay,lnJ the,-stakes at once to _*«_£«££ Redwood > a-d wiping the h? rfco F d3 of the Club. If ■ s £ entries are allowed to ! face' for more than a tniik twice about Options mtheir Pockefc for fufcure

THIS DAY.

ISmi gS loofced brighter than yes f^fte'lanw. . °oUrße was very heavy ?%Tta^'ilfatt wl»ch fell in ffi ab »ttt inivT tlme of commencing there Slof tJh? 0 °a the «>*"».'' fixe, at :S*ef hrin!; CT patf y'as it arrived was £**• S 5" ai ljfeto~the steeplechase l?°bvWs tv * Woßt severe one, .and it &*'«*w"W Woold tave little to b«A a 2°.'he contest. The start P01?t uside tW'rails a^out ft

quarter of a mile up the straight. Opposit 6 tbe brrand Stand two made hedges were placed about 15 yards apart. These were ot I oraiidable proportions and made a very pretty beginning. About 300 yards further on the course led over a scoria wall 3 J feet high, an awkward looking obstacle. Another ot these faced the riders after about a quar ter of a mile more had been traversed." Ihese obstacles attracted large crowds of spectators. The trcck, which up to - this point had kept inside the ordinary coarse, now went across it through Mr Peach's paddocks, on the far side, taking a post and rail leap and two hedges m the way. Here a steep hill had to be climbed, on the 'top of which was a gorse hedge. From this point it was all down hill till striking the course again at the bend for home. This round had to be traversed twice to make the three miles, and it looked a hard journey for any horse. The band of the Royals, under Bandmaster Hunter, was again in attendance. The wind, which blew hard all day, was piercingly cold during the after noon, and it seemed impossible to find any place to which it did not penetrate. The day was in other respects fine. Mr Perkins . again provided an excellent luncheon in the Grand Stand. I

THE AUTUMN (HANDICAP) STEEPLECHASE- Of 100 soys, added to a sweepstakes of 10 soys each ; second horse to receive 20 soys out of the stakes ; entrance, 2 soys. Distance, 3 miles, over a fair hunting country, to be pointed out by the Stewards. Horses to be nominated to the Secretary at the Auckland Hotel, by 8 p.m. on Saturday, 4th April; weights will be declared on or before 18th April. Acceptances, enclosing 5 soys, to be made by 8 p.m. on Saturday, the 2nd May, and balance of sweep (5 soys) on night of general entry. Mr Mcßae's b g Rustic (McCoy), aged, list 71bs , ... ... .. ... 1 Mr J. Thorpe's ns gr g Barey (J. Thorpe), aged, lOst 51bs ... 2 Mr A. Murray's chg Mount, aged, lOst llstslbs ... ... ... ... 0 Mr Joseph Bank's b g Costello, aged, 61b. 0

Betting: 6to 4 against Rustic ; 2to 1 against Mount; 3to 1 against Rarey; sto l f against Costello. After a deal of needless fiddling the flag fell to a good start. The mishaps began early. Costello jumped sideways at the very first jump, and cleared the Racecourse rails as well as the hegde, coming down on his head, and giving his jockey a nasty purler. In the meantime Rarey went on with the running at a good pace, followed by Mount, Rustic bringing up the the rear. Before turning Mount bolted, apparently not caring for the stone walls.* He was, however, compelled to continue his journey, which he did at a respectful dis tance (about a mi'e) from the leaders. Rustic and Rarey now had the race to them selves, and the two successfully negotiated every obstacle till passing the stand the second time. Here it was mani fest that Rarey was tiring as Rustic without an effort came up and passed him. Loud cheers were now raised for Rus tic, but his backers changed their tone when at the first stone wall his jockey went head over heels and the horse bolted oil the course. He was pursued and caught, and McCoy; pluckily remounting him went after Rarey, who in the meanwhile had not been without his adventures. Immedialy after Rustic's bolt Earey had come full butt against another- horse and rider who, were cooly standing in the middle of the course. The collision brought both the grief,J and appar ently tbe stranger had the worst of it,- for when he got up he was very lame. Rarqy's jockey was unhurt, and rapidly mounted, getting ivell-underweigh just as Rustic was brought. J).acK Going along the far side paddocks Rarey- bad a" lead of about a hundred yards. At the hill Rarey's jockey walked his horse. This en abled Rustic to collar the grey at the gorse jump on the top, and renewed shouts pro claimed the impending victory of Rustic. This time the shouters continued to shout up to '. the end. Rarey, helplessly beaten, 'toiled on; in the rear, and Rustic passed the post about a dozen lengths a-head amid tremendous cheering. The Winner, though a.plain looking animal, jumps beautifully and is a capital stayer. Mr Marks has a splendid horse in Rarey. He jumps splendidly, and was greatly ad mired. But for, the accident with Mr Dornwell's horse there is little doubt he would have won easily.

[PER PIGEON EXPRESS.]

THE St. LEDGER BTAKES-^Of 100 soys, added to a Bweepstakes of 10 soys each ; nominations, 2 soys; 3 soys on acceptance on day of general entry, 18th'May, and 6 soys before 10 a.m. on the day of tbe race. - For 3-year-olds : Colts, Bst 121b ; fillies and .geldings, Bit 71b. Closed : 3 Biibsctiberß.' Distance, 1 mile 6 furlongs 132

yards t - .;:•? '• Mr H. C. Young's bo Bedouin, 3 yrs, Bst 1 Mr E. Perkins? chf Discord, -3 yrs, Bst. lOlbs ... ,:. ... " [':.:. .... .... -2 Mr H. C. Young's Tattler, 3yrs, Bsb 0 Betting-: Even '^on Discord, 2 to 1 each against Tattler, apd Bedouin. The flag J fell at the first attempt, and Bedouin at. once rushed to the front, and before half-a-mile had been covered was fully six lengths a-faeaft Past the Stand Discord and Tattler were running neck and neck toge ther, and Bedouin appeared to be increasing his advantage. This state of affairs con tinued to the bend near the keeper's house, where Tatler bolted out of the course, leaving Discord alone to fight out her battle with the leader. On the far side she began to make up the leeway, and loud were the shouts of the filly's partizans as she ran up to Bedouin s side at the cutting. The two continued side by side for about two hundred yards. Then Discord shot out, and her victory was thought certain j but the proverb, i\ there s many a Slip, &c.," was verified in_tbis case Before making the last bend Bedouin had again drawn up; arid the appearance of. the latter's head in front as they rounded into the straight was the sigrial forjja great deal of counter-cheering in his favor. Both jockeys were now riding hard, and Tatler responded eamely to the call made upon him. Discord however, seemed distressed, and could not maintain her position. Tattler in the dip was a length ahead, and this ho increased to two at the finish of a most interesting race. Discord looked too fine for good con dition. We hear that she is not all well. THY AUCKLAND CUP (HANDICAP)-Of 100 ™vs addedfo a sweepstakes of! IC> soys each with TO soys sweep, before 10 am. oxi uio «»_ therace. Distance, li miles. Mr J Watt's (Sutherland) br f Batter, 3yrs, 9stlolbs... -^ , ••• , - • Mr James (G. Cutts) b g Parawhenua, ■ fe 4yrs, 10at 51bs — . -' nrAA '' Mr O. McGeejs (Thorpe) eh g Gulden. Crown, syri 9st7lbs ... • ••;.:,; ••• Mr E. Perkin's eh f Discord, 3yrs, 6st

121bs .... . ...... •••■ ;•' •• Calumny was scratched lastiiight. -■ Bettingl Even on Batter ; 2 to 1, Para whenua f 5 to 1 Golden Crown and Discord. Some time was cut to waste at the start, but when they got away it was upon very levei terms. Golden Crown led past the btranj. Batter and Parawhenua'lying second ana Discord last. The-last named waso.ut-pac. •'> frpmthe start, and had evidently suit |«i from her last race.; The Crovvn k^nb /trje, lead :tp , tho far side when B- **r cri.o I axisr pressed him, being foh o wed hy

Parawhenua into second place. The race was now over, as Mr Watts' pair came on at their ease, Batter winning! in a canter by half a length. Golden Crown was ridden out, and finished two lengths hehind the second. Mr Watt|declared to win with Batter.

111 ifi»Sl tMA% *tTESi>At f MA.T 2(5, IIH



I A meeting of the Scotty's Hill Goldmining I.Company was held this afternoon, when the proposition of Mr Luke Nagle as to working the mine on his own responsibility allowing shareholders certain privileges was accepted. Mr Phillips, legal manager, informed the shareholders that forfeited shares sold by auc tion had been purchased by him as directed at the previous meeting. : ~ ._■■ •,- f- Coffee.—Brown, Barrett, & Co.'s Standard Coffees' oth delicious and strong. Brown, Barrett, & Co.'s Excelsior Coffee deserves preference to any coffee on account of purity and distinctness of flavour. If ote the brands. Sold at. almost every grocery establish ment in town and province.- rAdvt:]



WANTED, a Girl about ,13 years of age to make herself generally useful.— Apply to Mrs Hayden, Wakefleld-street. : WANTED, a strong active Girl, 15 to 18, for asma.llfamily.—ApplytoEush brook and Bridgman ' TO TAILO.RB.--,Wanted'a good Coat Hand—Apply to McArthur, Shera & Co WAKTfb; a Man able to Milk.— Jj ) J) Hanna ford's Registry at twelve o'clock to-morrow. WANTED, a Man for the kitchen. Apply office of this paper. WANTED, a Barmaid for an hotel In town.— A pply office of this paper. WANTED, a Man Cook for Waikato Hotel, wage. 30" ; Female Servant for Remuera, wajcs 16s; several ether Female Servants, Cooks, a\d Nurse Girls wanted.—Hanna ford's Registry, High-street. WANTED, first-class Machinists and Fitters. Wages. 303 per week. —Apply William. Byland. Boot Clo:er, Wyndham-street. TKT ANTED, a Boy about 15 or IG. ..JL v —Apply to Mr G. Williamson, Tobacconist, Queen-street. '' • ! ' TENANTED, a respectable Nurse V . Cirl. — Apply to Mrs Captain I His, llobEon-Dtrcet. WANTED, a Situation for a respectable Girl, 14, to a'-si.t in Housework where there are no children, and whero she can sleep at home. —Addiess, A.L., Star office. Xjn~ ANTED, a strong active Youth, ▼ » about 16 or 18 yearsof age. to deliver bread and make himself generally useful; must be accus tomed to hones. —Apply to G. W. Binney, Queen street, Auckland. TXTANTED, a Man for Outdoor TT Work.-Apply G. Gledhill, Wellesley street. I WANTED, a Boy; one who can ■ wiite preferred— Apply F. Taylor, Kybcr Pans Store, corner of Clarptnont-stret: -■■■■> '."■•> WAITED, for the Waiwera Hot [ Springs .Hotel, a Man Waiter. Good references required.—Apply to T. 11. Webb'B Music Saloon, Wellesley-street. WANTED, a respectable Youth to asrf-t in the clothing business — Apply to G. W. Fridnd, 142, Queen--treet. W*4 NT fi D' f PurfrhiserfT fbr HOBART TOWN POSTS and RAIL 3, Cft and 6ft PALINGS. Also, alQuantity of HARDWOOD, suitable for Wheelwrights and others. ; c ;'. A l j TO BE 80LD CHEAP. Apply tot _ ,-, Krcr ....._. AECHAED^^&S^W:^^ ' 1 ~. _____ Mechanic's Bay. W^AIJN TE d 7" Purchasers for . .'Ctittage and other Pionafortes. by Broad wood ahi} pons, of London. To be seen at Mr , Dowjleh's, No 129, Queen-street. WAN TED t ElNOWN—Highest trice given for all Old Metals. On Sale (cheap), Ploughs ; 6, 7, and 8 feet sheets Galvanised Corrugated iron ; also Pumps, Paints, &c., *c, at Alfred Smart's, next Biup, Post, Victoria streetf y! Q( ' . I ■ . w' _ ' , _ "OT ANTED, a Barmaid for Upstairs Vv Bar.—Apply M. Corcoran, Greyhound Hotel. ' ] .. * • ■ . BO Y;4 Wanted.—Apply Steam RbpeiWorks, Ponsonby Road. ANtED, Purchasers for Men's q Linen-faced Collars, Women's and Girl's Stockings, in jwool and cotton,1 Men's and Youths' Seeks, Tooth Brushes, Combs, Assorted Perfumes, &c, at 6d ; Stay Busks, 2d each ; Boot Laces, 4d per dozen ; Wool Socks, from 3d : Fairings, £6. per pate.' Scarfs.' &c-J.IGRtBBN. 53; New Market. WANTED KNOWN.—The under- I slgnidlhave always on hand a large supply of Newcastle and| Bay of Islands Coal; also,best Cut > afld Uncut Wood. Yards: Between Fort and Custom house-street,'next Isaacs' Bonded Store. ..-. «.-'I-'- I W. &G. WINSTONE. •, .. ■■■■ i *, i WANTED, the general public to ' know that W. KIRBY. corner-of Qtieenrsffd" Wakefleld-streets,'"has on sale :—Newcastle Ooali (Wholesale1 and retail); _*[t__e'lowest !r__tes: Bricks,' Lime, Sand, Shells, Tueis, Iron-b^rk Shafts,--Spokes,^ and Red-gum: Felloes. ,#a,&c. ; ,.alwayßon hand. W.A N (fl E fif 8 Tenders JC&S the . Erection, pf two .Warehouses.in-Durhaii. street, until SATURDAY^ the<3Qth instant." Plans', and speciflcatiqnS to ba seen on application to' Mr • Mackay, at Brace's, Coaolibuilders.l'' OT.Ti ■' ! '".' WANTED^ : &6od 'Boptiiiakers^i "Apply at:th«l'Blue Boot,Wellesley-street., N.B. —No new chunks, need^-apply, especially-those who have worked ifor Box,, of Xon4°»- ■'. :- W ANTED,! a.. : Nur§emaidfirjaniediately, , .references 'required.*—Mrs H. j£p/,' Meyers, Edenl oresent. • a '. 'j ';'.:,\-,' WANTED, impapdiafcely, 'a good-General Servant. personally to Mrs Nicholson, Black Bull Hotel. rJ ANTED, a Boy about'l7 years of agei; one accustomed to the grocery busi ness preferred.-—Apply ifor iiddress office pf .this paper. : '? xldsnovat nn qJ . ._~ nr'ANTE D, -500 ft9BT ts2 'Q\& W Brass, Copper, Iron,; Zinc,, Pewter,. Lead, I Canvas, Bagging, Rope, Bags,. Cast-off Clothing,l &c, at BAT2YE & CO.'S Loiidoh Marine Store, Old Market, Qneen-street, Auckland.,. , .jtebaa • \ ' . ;: : . ,S. MOsS},- Manager w i^FED, a Boj. to i.ead"Manii.: . script^Apply at the:StAb; office.;' f^^NTE^ MOWN, : shat D.. ■\ty ■••'■. (ibiibii. is'prepared to supply all kinds' of- Timber and. other Building .oaaterials|_vfc c ludln| Sashe3 Doors, Mouldings; Broad ;Timber,. House Blocks. Posts, Bails, Hardwood Feßoes,.Shafts/ lion- ] bark and Blue Gum, Laths, Shingles, &c., Ac, at the sowest market piicc, L at his lards, Custom-house-, treet; ...3 . ,';-. i J j ■■• ■' ■ '■'' I'" \''..,* WANTED^ the Ladies ;th*at; called' at the Fitting Shop, Lane, td purchase SEWING MACHINE^ wheii :I was out Of them lo call again. :I have now the most extensive W«3ft WmSd, consisting of Fodtahrt^ Hand v-V.'"'.'^^ .■•■' ih.i auAirm ntioned flrst-olass Makers^ 0W ? ( t„. i'''"v-. T>- tv) wale .^anrir.i A , {Jl Ffw a'i Machines Oil and Extras i Sprinted guarantee given with e?ch Mf.fhia^. J



ODDFELLOWS' HALL, COofc -BTREET.—Mr Frank Cavanagh, will (D.V.) Lecture in the above place on WKDNESDAY I EVENING next, at 730 o'clock. Subject : The Coming of Christ the Hope'of the christian. Lr: BT, ]ast evening, between Lorne street and St. Patrick's Cathedial, a small Gold Lrcket, (one side blue and white enamel), -■ with ntwo Portraits inside—Any person, leaving it at the fafflceJof Oris paper will receivers rewarb. tr'^Q;:.S...;TV L OST! i LOST; at the late fire, a packet of Manuscripts. If returned a rewprd will be given.- J. HOPKINS, Medic 11 Hall, Upper .Queen-street (opposite Army and Navy Hotel). _ " ~~ o. a. t 1 HOPE OF MANUKAU LODGE. A SOIREE in connection with the above will be ' held in the Choral Hall, Onehunga, on TUESDAY, 26th May, Tea at 6.30 p.m. After tea addresses-will be delivered by Hu»h Hart Lusk, Esq , (in the chair) > i Eev Samuel Edger, M.A. Mr George Hemus Mr Josiah Martin Mr Cole • Mr Atkin The Addresses will bo interspersed with Music, Recitations &c. Tickets, Is 6d ; after Tea, Is. A'Busw.ll leave Auckland, and return after the Meeting, for the convenience of Auckland friends. Tickets and information to be received of Mr Samuel Brooking. ~ ':'■■ rpQ LET, the House and Shop at -* \ the corner of Victoria and Nelson-streets, lately occupied as a Butcher's Shop.—Apply to W. Danton, Dock-st:eet, off Drake-street, Freeman's Bay.' BOARD and RESIDENCE.— A ' single young man could be comfortably accom modated in a piivate family at moderate terms.— Apply Mrs Day, next Willow House, Albert-street, two minutes' walk irom Queen-street. '. \\ npA'KEN from the Christians' Meet ~B- ing Honse, Cook-street, this morsing a KIT containing Teaspoons.. If stolen a reward will be pud will be paid for their recovery.—Apply Herald otliite.. ' biiDDLKKY AND HAKNESS. THE Undersigned has received, ex ! Wave Queen, Glenhuntly, Ferndale, and late arri Splendid Shipments of the above, com prising— Best English Brass and Silver Mounted Buggy, Gig, and Spring-cart Harness. Riding Saddles (for Butchers' use) with Brass Head and Cantle Plates, Ladies' and Gents' Hunting Crops, Saddle, Harness, and Polishing Compos, Roll Fetlock Boots, Knw> Caps, Brushes,, and Elmmah'b Rovfi. Ewbrooa . cation for Horses and Cattle. Saddles, Bridies (Ladles' and Gents') Hunting, Buggy, Gig, 4-Horse,,a_d Cart Whlpi Spurs, Ladies' and Gents' Fancy Bits and Stinrupr U Curry, Mane, and Clipping Combs Dandy, Spoke, Water, Body, Compo, Shoe Clothes Brushes Thongs, Leggings, .Pole Chains, and IMPKOVED SHIFTING DRAUGHT OART HAMEB, W All of which will be sold at the _ n ' Lowkst Cash Piiioes. ~. < ....;'' Hii ' Second-hand Uarnesa for Sal.- ' . Pack Saddles, and overy Variety of English ■ OoUjuial-niado Harness always on Hand or Made to Order.. TO ARRIVE PER-JUBILEE, Saddles, Whips* Mlirnan'g Embrocation, Nosebags Twigg's " Favourite " and Clark's.lmproved ;.,, CUppiug Machtaes, &0.,,'..__.'._ ; W. 8. JO N E"S, SADDLER HABNEf?S-MAKER, & IMPORTER 154, QUEEN-STREET. TXTATEEPitOOE: TWEEDS 2s pyruo » >;i I /■■ ■' ' WATERPROOF TWEED ' WATERPROOF TWEED, ■ ! THE BEST VALUE IN : AtJCKLA^D .:. 1' !X ' • -!- J J. M. McLACHLAN, T8 218, QUEEN-STREET. OIL, C OLOH, GLASS AND PAPERHANGINGS. HOUSE, SIGN, AND GENERAL, DECORATING 57, QUEEN STREET, Nbit xo Bank o^Nii. Zsai. J. HENDE ASO N, Importer of and dealer in f Oil, White Lead,Turpj, 2in^ White, Hduse PaintWrs', Coach and Cabinet makers' Varnishes, Calico Scrim, Clock and Compase Gias_6«w,, Brushes c Ac. .- t ... -^ -j. .'■■'■- ■'■■" '■ mHE UNDEBS IG.N E D PORT—Superior Old Red, in wood and bottle :; SHERRY— Superior qualitieiJ 6. and ibraias1, bottled and in butts, hhds, qr-casks and octaves "BR'ANTDY— Hennessy's and Martell's, in wood and W.I. RUMi-80 op, in hhds and qr-casks ~ ;, WHISKY — Dunville's, Greenlees and Colville's, Jameson's, Islay, in bulk, and Dunville's sand i : in cases .J ■'■'■ ■■•<■'''• :: OLD TOM—^Browning's, in bulk Boord's,'Booth's, Burnett t, and Bernard s^lncase > SCHNAPPS^- Adolphe Wolfe and Co.'s, quarts and | GE_fEVA—Key,; Anchor, Juniper, and Exhibition j tell brands'; „ , i '^ J GINGER WINE,: in qr-casks and cases ,■■ j OLARET-J-Voesiauer, Medoc,.Chateau Margeauz, St J Julien, &c. MARASOHINO^-Noyoau.OittacoaCorange and white , and Sa ..aparilla.., _< rJ _, : m\m\*A BlTTEßS—Seiner's, Angostura, Orange, and Pomer J anzen CHAMPAGNE-lcilquots, Perrier Jouet's, Moet's B Collin'sj Moselle, quarts and pints .: . Llndeman's Cawarra Bock and Claret, Ist growth ! AMERICAN LIGHT WINE (Muscatelle) - BOTTLED ALE—Bass's, Devenish, Tennent's, and BOTTLE-) * STOUT—Byfcss's, Blood's, and Gum ''''■''"'iiess's' safiO \ _~ ~ i ■■•'.-.■•,'•.: | 'LIME JUICE CORDIAL, pint and quarts . GROCERIES, comprising—Belmont, Stearine, Oza kerit Field's, and Paraffin Caudles, Kaisins, Cur ' '' rants, Crushed Loaf iSugar, Bennett's, Saltpetre, Blacking, Blue, .Sardines, Maccarroni, &c. . TE AS iand TSUG^.RS • £ENT H^PSj" ■|' . " $j o n viNEGAR^-Ohaifa^ion's No. 2i, ldWbii* -CIGARS-r-No 2, H.S., in 500 boxes TOBACCO—Raglanq Twist. Hendrich Hudson, Belle •;„•,- Brand'on, Childrey, Prairie Flower, &c. 'PAlNTS—Carson,'^ -Anticorrosion, red and' stone : ' color' 'Genuine ground and Nos 1 and 2, White ''•■>•- Lead; Red Lead, White Zinc.Mid Brunswick, ''' ;' Green 'and _?ellow Paints,. Patent Driers ' 'OILS—Raw andUoilfed linseed and Colza, in drums, li lit Dowher's Kerosene., g ■.{<] i_ ;KI J IP- 1 fl NOBLE'S Airb'HOARE'S VARNISHES i . Oak Varnish, in 'cases containing 16 1-gallon tins ;„ Hard Drying Oak jVarnish, in drums CORDAGE— Europe, and Bolt Rope,: Spun . • yamv1 and-Hambroline QUICKSILVER, in 7£lb bottles A3l Long Flak, danvasjWoolpacks, Scrim , printing EaperifeTx 49 !/s;.jA BiIOWN, CAMPBELL, & CO.



pRINCE OE WALES THEATBE. SMITH'S ENGLISH AND. CONTINENTAL COM BINATION of STAR ARTISTES. « - : . Still enjoying a Triumphant Career. Houses crowded nightly by' delighted and appreciative audiences, aud all delighted by the order and neat ness of the .-Entertainment. THIS (TUESDAY) EVENING, MAY 26, SELECT AND FASHIONABLE NIGHT, Under the patronage and; in the presence of the Stewards and Com mitt be op the Auckland Races. A. DkCASTRO and MADAME DeCASTRO, In their classical and masterly delineations from the High School of the Gymna. __,„_. YOUNG ENGLAND. ALBERTO, and ANNETTE, Those Wondrous Young Gymnasts and Athletes, the delight and admiration of all beholders. AIREC, _ . . . « The lithe, graceful, and daring Aervolante. j Aireos ./performance is charming from its novelty—it is unlike all others. A. ST. VINCENT and MDLLE. MONTEBELLO, Those pleasing duettisti, impersonators, and duologue artists, adnrred by r.U, condemned by none. ~ VAL VOSE, ■/. J J,' 90 h--- The great Ventriloquist, in Moments of Mirth and Morsels of Merriment, introducing his quondam friends "Granny Chatterbox " and "Robin Rough head." Flan of the Theatre can be seen and Seats secured at Upton's, Music Sellers and Stationers, Queen-street. Acnrssion—Dress Circle, 4s ; Stalls, _s 6d ; fit. Is. Doors open at half-past 7 ; commence at 8 o'clock. | P. H KlKßir, Agent. s« nnwa houes at hame." ÜboKtVOill KMIL-lJ— I CITY HALL. ; LAST NIGHT BUT ONE. POSITIVELY PNDING "WEDNESDAY,: MAY _>f ■ .KENNEDY'S; a% a SO N G S'Ve SCOTLAND. Admission—Front Seats, 3s ; Body of Hall, 2s BackSeats, ls. Commence at eight o'clock. Children in arms not admitted. ENTIRE CHANOE OF PROGRAMME EACH EVENING. THOMAS KENNEDY, Agent. OTAHtTHTJ MUTUAL IMPROVEMENT ASSOCIATION. The Otahuhu PuWio Hall being engaged on :May 28tb, the adjourned Meeting of the above Association is POSTPONED to MONDAY, June 1. ...-■ ; ED. WEST, Secretary. -H<%/ T?OK T ABU AJKI, JP NELSON, PICTON, WEL i_l__J_______ 9 &_:-: LINGTON, LYTTELTON, AND 188-MBeßfe _-ORT chalmers. I (.<>;•>'« ——— * The N.Z.S.S. Company's, s.s.. ~ v _%a 'X 1115 8 " Ladybird, H. J. ,C. Andrew. Commander, from" Onehunga Wharf for Bluff anchorage TO-MORROW (Wednes day), ' 2^th instant, at 7 am., g-id will take her departure from the Bluff, Onehunga, Manukau, same day, at 2 p.m. , «£ y .._ <"[ 'J* 8 H For freight or passage apply to COMBES & DALDY, >. " Agents, Auckland ; Or, | A BARNES, 'j > I Onehunga. •May 12,1874. I * n £3 The st3amer TAM O' SHANTER will leave One hunga Wharf with l'assengeia, &c , at half-past one o'clock, s _ « ■__ g_[ _ L gj \~& U TM , I; E. vF. ... _#, ll'3s I CORN EXTRACTOR, f/ to :vm>l o PPAOTIOAL CHIROPODIST AND MANICURE, .oil ™>'■"'' I (Fkom Pabis). Sfgailt Surg,ebv : Princes-:treet (opposite Masonic Hotel), Auckl^d. . ■■- ---•;- —"~; '~ , j .Qotm-wzz . ' R;iic;l cure of all kinds of corns (hard or soft),.as. I well cs of bunions, callosities, of nails growing^ irito the flesh, *•./«&.;*., .';.,'.,-. .• - j '-"'A '■■''■< Attendance at.the patient's own, residence: from; 9 a.m. to 12 o'clock noon'daily;' 'at.-thd Surgery, Princes street, (opposite Masonic Hotel),"- from 12 till 0 p.m. "; ...••• Terms: FIVE SHILLINGS per Perfect Cure. Lr lies' P. It ate Or arating Room.. ; ■ . < I ( j ;• rr f N.B.—Schools,^-Hotels, Bathing 'Establishments and Hospitals attended. ~ ji - i-t «j ;J' i! gALf- I N .",". B ROTH E E 8 I Respectfully intimate that they have on hand j A LARGE STOCK Of.their - - Q,. j, ®Sil% i CELEBRATED "GINGER WiNE, QUININE, CORDIAIS, . .: S SARSAPARILLA, AERATFD WATERS, &c, &c., "All unequalled in quality in the Colony. , r- « ....... bfl'O WYNDHAM-STREET, AUCKLAND. - R' E ..,.,.' SfcS 'E; -"'' |? . _„ , P ■ ~,_» fa MottqhoaaS T«9V9 laxß J'"! The PRIZES for the Sweepstakes on the, Autumn5 Handicap and! Steeplechase will be Paid THIS EVENING, at'the City Club Hotel. . ..■ , r \ ,. s! I „:.:V, !.-«■■! B.N. ABBOTT,, . Sweeps on the Melbourne Cup will be drawn for TPIS: EVENING at the City-Club Hotel. ;,. - ','['"' H- N- ABBOTT. "'ti H6JE A L HAIi L; j FRIDAY, MAY. j* '^/AMATEUOR- CONCERT Aid of j 0 VI FUNDS OF OIiGAN ST MARY'S, PABNELL. ._, ■■ ___ ■ _ ,-... SU Conductor—The Hon. .^eymoWf r Egerton f v Q / J Admission—Front Seats, 3s • BiclrSeats, 23. -A UCKLAND WATER .TCOBK&i NOTTCE is hereby given that pursuant to. the powers contained in " The' Mriniclpal Corporations Waterworks Act, 1872," the Council of the City Qf Auckland intend to construct Water-Works' for stip-', plying the City "with witter,' and that the amount to be raised by wav of Loan for that purpose is ONE-HUN DRED THOUSAND POUNDS (£100,000). and that! in case the'r intention .a* objected to within, two calendar months ftqm,the first publication of this notice application! will'be made, toi the Genera Assembly of New j Zealand 'at J its 'next session fo authority to construct tbe said Works. Dated this twelfth1 day qf May," 1874. >4 <*»«& «i * i '"" . s_l=2£_» ■■■■ * lo saloi st a ot i tihrs-p; & PHILIP^, !ose i Mayor. TjI'LIBBSLI?E ' (3-ABDEN3 Will be OPEN^to tbe Public on and after ~, .. . OT^ ai«3 -s «la •-MONDA^THJ3.^St^ €0 .) 30-_:a CEti-4 TIOKETS;oIs.' ''!-s M !''"" '• B AND lIT A'T°T'E NDAN CE. I thos. browjst, , :\ "■'. /^■••Wfanager.'.^; TJEED & BRETT'g.vALMANAC, 1874. The Publishers intimate that [only a small number of copies are left, and should be secured at once. Th?s invaluable annual Rhouldtbe In every Settler** home,



THE undersigned are Cash. Pur chasers of hides, sheepskins; Wool, |j TALLOW, &c, *c_. at highest market rates, to«ny 7quahtity. '•' ~■'■•■: j v'"'.'.' "J '.- I Consignors direct wiU have prompt and immediate • : Cash remittances returned at satisfactory rates. IRELAND BRJ)S' TANKERS and LEATHER MANUFACIURERS: (i ■'■■'■ ios ' A..T? o,K,t'*.'»»:- »■' '■>'■ •; ■; T> O AED AN D EEBIDENUE. ' Furbished Apartments with every convenience and, comfort, situated in the most healthy part of Parnell, wUlbe vacant after the departure of the Phoebe.— For cards of address apply at this office. ",; •'.'..:.'...■., TO OLD FRIENDS OE TWENTY STANDrNG, _77:/7 V.jj,.; J. RUSSE LL ' S ! PRIVATE BOARDING ESTABLISHMENT, % PORTLAND HOUSE, 7 '' Hobsok Street. Having REMOVED from Coburg-street to the above extensive premises, with lofty and weU-aired Bed-rooms and Sitting Parlours for families, is now prepared to accommodate them. Terms for Single Bed-room, 26s per week, or 4s 6d per day. For Double Bed-rooms, as per agreement. Aucl-'fj-d. Janriry 6.1874. TCTOBTH SHOKeU-To Let, tbe -J3I . Houselately occupiedbyMr G; M.Reed,' on the outer beach. Eleven rooms. —Apply O. Mays, North Shore, or at office of tnis paper. MAC FIN. IB V OiL_ ■ Four cashs of.the very best, ex Wavei'Qheeh, from London. For Sale by . SAMUEL CO C HRANE p SON. .VN ; S"j7';A l c BY THE UNDERSIGIfED NOW LANDING EX WONGA WONGA • SO tons Warrnambool Potatoes,^ A prime sample. . ~,-•■.. 7 7, .'GEO. :.W.-BINNEY. 7 : TT AYE TO U SEEN MACKINTOSHES Latent waterproof Inverness capes ? ' " : SAMUEL COOMBES, 80, Que en. st b..b^e r,^v__y\ "W" _5 W CAIE DONU \ "WHOLESALE AND RETAIL WINE AND SPIRIT STORjE, ! ,-,. r , yrICOKirBB OF ii ) ij .•■ T . f.i.i . ■ ••■ '-- "" "• - symonds street & karangahape road Private Entkakce —Symonds Street. V v LIS Tr I OF: PR ICES -M 3. 1 1 Martell's and Hennessy's Pale Brandy, 4s per bottle small,2s ; _a >'______ Martell's and Hennessy's Dark Brandy, 4s per bottle small, 2's • . . , . Greenless ani Colv He's Campbelton Whisky,,4« and 4s 6d firoof) per bottle ; small bottle, 2s Danville's \. K-ky, 43 r,er bottlo; smaU bottle, 2" n_ , Jameson'sDubHn/Wh ..ky,:4s and--4sfld<prot)f>per bottle ; small. bottle, 2s Rum/ 8s per bottle; small bottle, ls 6d_ Old Jamaica Rrm, 4s (proof) per bottle ; small bottle 2s Sherry Wine, from 4s per bottle; small bottle, g_Q 7 Amontillado Sherry, 6s rsrriall, 2s 6d per bottle Port Wine, 4s per bottle ; small do, 2s Old Tawny Port Wine, ss; small, 2s 6d_ QH I < English Ginger Wine, 3s per bottia"-" The above bottled on the premises. In Case—Gentt_ne Bbakds.- Hennessy's, MarteU's, and Hines' Brandy, 6s 6d{per. bottle , . v „.. ~.-t.,-,t Geneva, JDR:Z,*4»r6d pier bottle - *-7 . 7, Geneva, JDKZ (6p_all),J3sperhottle : -"-'v iV-.y O d Tom, 4s per bottle ■ Dunillle's Whisky, 4s per bottle Champagne, No 2s, 6s 6d per bottle Champafeje, 3s and 8s 6d per bottle 7T , t-'[T TO JI Claret, ,8s to 4S i>e)r battle -<: '■■ ' ' '- ' - T" T owrisend'a Sarsapanlla, 5s per bottle Australian Wines, from 8s 6d to 4s per bottle ' .1 Ale and Poirter, London and Dublin bottled, li 4d per bottle. All Spirits »ld by .the gallon (overpropQiame ai tiem< i ' Bbndfed Store. Assorted|caaes of the above made up for families an picnic parties. 7\S S.A MU E L EV I N ; S^N.;rjA I PROPRIETOR i ~- ,- .. g >.»,' __ a v AEMI AND NAVY UPPER QUEEN STREET;jAUCKBJNDso *-> <3. M. HICKLING, *=:i«tot; S & :.;' "' '■ .1 ..i^AH-'J I 3.Hi Proprietors. ~Lr_ > r» a ..tx *a rf. i i. : y-:'-''' %t' ],y;'f':a '''''■ * : j THIS FIRST-CLASS ttdllL 1"" possesses every accommodation required by resi dents hi the City, or bjg^UemenivJiltlng'j^oklahd' en route for the Australian Colonies, America, Eng - .H rtb ,osIA i land, and the Continent. . S;IJ w«sq - | .7."*7Tg-' i<r rr tTJ- Arrangements have been made with express anp oab proprietors to meet every steamer on arrival at' "the wharf. "■' __.-*-» tt ct » -. i ___■•; '-'Ji? I:"a. i p *->, Xff '£ V) V? & .Ii M- « The Proprietors are'deFermined that^e w? "r,'"; ;ARMX. 3 4^:j.I^ rT.,HOTE_Ei. -. |' shall be second to none in the Southern Seas. None but the Rest Brands of English _md Colonial I .10-ii !)£« >'■ --n *■ L-.";.: '77 Ales, or Vintages of Colonial Wines and Spirits will rtl -'""s! I X'-5' **" ' .."' 7t* •' .... : • -J; be vended. 1 • '"■* '';. ' A shipment of Australian, Wines will aj^ve by the t.s. Wentworth. ••• .•:o'7=.7^''■'■• '7 ■■-;.•■■ :;',;; '• "'J 11 An Experienced Chef de .Cuisine, who was for many years the PUPIL 6t the GREAT 30YER/supplies the "requirements of the Table. .JfSJTTJS » •* SPLENDID BATHS (80TGRC0LD). ;' ...■__-!"iOu.. *H SHOWER BATHS. j. ! P? ~.. rrT ..^^NightlWailchm-^-idwarsjtoiattenia-icfc;"' /. CM. HICKLING..^ C^rf^l a PS fl VAT|E _, ;< BjO A RD' AND .urttisi RESIDENCE, -;; """" "^ '' irCCb'MMODATION, :,* etw '""' * wJ&cividing Bath Room, &0. 1 Terms Modeiiate. ' MRS! A. FQSSETT, „ .. _ ... HAR B 6 U.Ri V I _I'W_ a $B_|P U' S l E; ? fj. » Tjf|- fj] T)fSHQBTL-.jnj-_iTBEST. -•' T© sfBUH«biBB, CONTBAdfis^fit AND OTHERS. 7 TT ?„,! -,- uk-Uo?iio«S 1 .:7.r.;._ii vior^u ~i| i..TendersI'will-'be given to the above by the under T . signed for all kinds oi Smithwork, &c, from this date. •'■' ii'"(* !'"."''■' : j ..... ..., i .. •■_W Address— ! ~■_-. JA %I 883*1«? ■ ; v-:;" i!;"PETER BIRLEY, t ~n !!r, ;r;: . ~ _ - smith, enGeseer," n S|rc^ .'o. b^mJ '<•v j*,'''W&ct"MtCrae's Cooperage, High-streetet4 '"'J<!' »inro bfjlld cit S i EXTENSION OF TIME. Notice is hereby gieen that the time for delivering in Tenders for the Erection of the large Iron Store it extended to THURSDAY next, the 28th inatant, (jit 1 1 . 9'dopk nws.



IV/fit. "J. SMITH, No 24 StaU i-VX Market House. bi.gs to inform his ™™c™? Customers and the public generally that he has us* received direct from Hobart Town a large consign ment of Fruit, consisting of oy.er SQOI cases,! j contain ing all sorts Of Apples and Pears &_Sg_^dP~& for dessert and cooking, amongst which -are tne cele brated Brown Aickin g and Winter Nellie Pet^d I a quantity of now Hobart Town Walnuts. APPies, retail, from 3d to 4d per lb, or 51b,for a. ls^ whol^ftlg*. by/the case, from 2d to 3^ lb.-SMITH, 2_ Stall, Market House. .;■.;;!: -■'' ;;'• * tomorrow. ~. , _wut» «*& rpo !be JL' I'■1 '■ '7. At 12 o'clock noon, ; | aa&i B.IM ■• : 'Fancy Goods, Stationey, Toys, JJewellay, Platedware, Drape,./,. Clothing, Sewing Machines, &c. • ••;.. >. : •'!> °^- ; I j-j; ' R. ■A R T H U R [^teJottißw. ; ,:•',',;..,..•.; li ■ ", ,_,_. to . ■-,:. Aai is WEDNESDAY,"?IAS.. 27. FAMILY RESIDENCE AT , PARNELL. B. :T.ONK:S*:'* CO. ;, HA YE been instructed to sell on Wednesday next, at 12 o'clock, . FAMILY RESIDES CE*, • situated in HavelocK •-' 1 st-eet, P rnell, containing,..7: good rooms, i Outhouses, aod every convenience for a " family : beautifully "situated, overlooking the Domain, and at present occupied by Mr J. T. Bell. „;: ■_-.. 3 ;.:,;...>: '" lieasehold for about six'yela.s and a-half at thb , yery low ground.rent of £5 per pnnum. ;.. v S* j THURSDAY, MAY 28.:.';'. u !Sg !S UdEtiPLUS- S T.OR ES^.-T ' i -■ '■'-'■■■ ''':" JJ '.• n I of o.he -i-jv-'-i':'' ': 77 V ■y_ | I Gj ENE R£ IT 'GROCER IE S. j E. & H. ,1 S A A G,S .; WILL sell by auction; at their.Vr Stores, Foit-street, on Thursday, the 28th "May,at 11 o'clock, .sw&l. j " "''"■ :. -, The foUowing .Storesj'exiDorette, from London, _ 1 in first-clats order, comprising— a . .Silt Butter, Preserved Mieats. Hour, Oatmeal/ J' i Bi.cuits., Loaf j Sugar, Pick' es, Preserved :■_ | Potatoes, Tea, and General Ship's .Stores. * : j-.,•;;;•;.;After./whioh'i''' '•■'■''[[' /' :j 7 ,7 j - • 500 small bags White Mauritius Sugar^Tobacco't» ;i i Sir Robert •' Peel*, and ' Ormond's Swiss ! Cigars, 250 Plaid Vestas,. Sardines, and an;,.?, j assorted iparcel of useful .Groceries. .The ;, I chip's stores are in first-clacs order, and in? ,q } large parcels well worth the attention of the; ____ rT ,. r ,JTrade. .>•---'■. <■■ om je Jj.Ua j 40 Raisins rail \ 16 barrels Flour 14 kegs Pickles. /' . ■_' '._'.' , ■ ■ . trm\ FRIDAY, MAY 29. . ■ , k"""; '6""rpj. ...-,T: ; ; S. ON AMOUNT OF THOSE CONCERNED. a . . _ 7V7;.7 7 .7 ~ . . i COHAI N 0 RESERVE; 7 .7 lE. & H. ISAACS ;'. 7VIXJLL sell by sanction at tbeit store, TT fort-street, on Friday, 2&thV/.Ma7,,_afc., _£fi*<-' l ! [' O'clock, | . . , : . .J":.;.'. ■'■'- ■'■ .'''- ,i The following EIGHT TRUNKS, landed ex lonev from Lopdon, all more or less slightlydamaged;- i f! Llin__lia_n<|nd- ■'-:.. l': 'y^fi',] 114619—3 trunks, each £6 pair" Women's Kid 1 BOOt", .<r ..;.,! .'■ " '' .' ~v , r , 1139j -litiu_(k,:'7sp3ir'3s-d Kid Boots 1149J —1 trunk, 36 pair 6s 9d Kid Boots 11334—2 tranks; taeh '100 par Meh"s Patent ' Calf Albert slippers:, r. lv.-: >:•■ : ' 7J 11631 —1 tmrk,'36 pair 1013 Kid Boots. H^.'-.^r, 1 M*°> ""-•• ,'■» - s?!:."7":\ .| 20 tranks of Assorted Women's and-... La- Children's Boots and' Shoes, suited t. ! to the winter trade. -^ aa*i =.ii HOOa,iSa_MDAY, JUNE 1. . - /'■-' BY ORjJER^OF IHE MORTGAGEE. 7.|^ j PROPERTIES AT' ktJ_.UAV OWHIWA, *A'iU.C> iANDr WAIKIERIE, .-•: '. : COtoL^E; M j^APvNELL. ; - ALLOTM^|;;AT;BRpDira 7 ;• .. . T.iilr.i;i'.'L..:r.' j--.,i: /7j: .7-;: 7'.,7j'77; !npIHE Subscrib'efSr'rfeay'jß received in -L. structions to sell at the Land Mart, Fort-street, lon 'Monday, Ist June,, at 12 o'clock, ,;: '' HUNUA—Allotment 107j r Parish'of Huniia, .County ; \f of Eden,6oacres ~ , OWHlWA—Allotments,; Parish of Qwhijva,^^ County , _of JMafeden, 160 acres :' V . . WAIKEIKEIf-Portioh of :allotmert.'l3,. Parish.of WaikeSkeiy Couhty of Marsden, 60 acf eS PARNELL—The expired term of Lease of allotment ; ■:■■... rAH v; .in Dgyjohport-street,1 with the Cottage thereon »i.""''':;f rs';" ; J'. "'. 7. .nH c BROBK.YILLB—Lot co,- 33 feet to SAMUELrC6]CB_RANE & 50N, gS •,,j, j { Auctioneer^,. , ~ ; , ; . t .:. ~ ; ,ea c'Mi^;2S.; : ''--' SS* . JQLJL-^ ■ j LEASEEfOF .ALLOTMENTS^ NORTH 7 a /i ■ f Ashore. , • rBY ORDJER <|f!T__E HARBOUR BOARD. tar I oiGt)R,AJN J T^MO.'RT r 'O.N':. ; . « HAVE pe.eeive'd: "ittsti'tiCtidiis 4 to lecse by public auct)op!/atj.th&;Clty Mart; on Thursday, 28th!J4^t.y, at JL2 j 'o,'c(o«fcnoon,x. ■ •^ -' ," ""f'i.iSie^leare fpr..J_!l!''yeaTS;; of "three Allotments -iUabiA situated f^ween>'D_vbnp(!irt Wharf., and, j. Niccol's fflew Shipbuilding Yard, each 46 feet fronte™ p Reach Rosidby a d_pthiof<"lß2J' r,i __ :t..feetsfb forjcshorel .. 7..^^;;;«te_ur£da% ma^-ss.- •• v- - TmCHORD PlAl-dFORTISS,T'CONCER,, to?? w V .' THJI r',.^Ye3ri.eceiv6d-'>.inw. stractions tosell at the Mart, Fort-street, on Thursday next, the 2Sth inst, at eleven o'clock, iJ.i'iA(":coi_fcighiiei_|t lof i;flwt-.iass ''PIA-tbEORTES. i , i > MUSICAH INSTRUMENTS, &c, direct from the, well-known firm of Metzller & Co., f. London, copsisting of—. •. .;..-;:]• 'i Three Cottage Pianofortes (trichord) in handsome tr nn-r rW»luutcasbs, Walnut Music Stools; :^_olian . . "'"Jj Harps, Nigger'Rpiies, Steal, Wire,* Pianoforte .. , ' Strtegs"9(covered).". Cornefc... Trombonyttes,7;; , Tambourines, Concertinas (in variety), Music, ' , Pianoforte I_ock»ißanjo3,!etc.,'etO. ' 9 O T-P^r--^ ■'•-'■•? SAMUEL COCHRAN^;*, SON, ?'A Attcti<>n. .ers.7. _ ; j -;U« ;C!-" "J..:.,-.,; ■. m ;'i MONDAY, JUNE 1. JI MIjOO, j !:M. 7-';■•'■■'■■'. aauJ ';;; • ! ' BiY ORDER OB THE REGISTRAR OF, ~7 '"'4 THE. SUPREft W^SbW-' 7 ';■;; i aAs/ZEALAND, :p^HEBiN;DiS-«. •g 44 mioirf oi ! 77! s*? aS r35 :' V " ja - a I^4gRBS, J^Ai^Ni&AKARAMEA. u ~ a toB , T.^^^M.s'6ribqt|; i!Ji.a^o; received -in- Li s(rl__nH>hs froml the-Registrar >of-*the Supreme 'Court of New Zealand; ]N[pi;th.m. .District/to sellat r the Land Mart, Fort-street, on;Monday.:litiiJMe/ai.'"' 102 ACRES VOLCANIC SOIL, being allotment 13, of the Parish of Maungakaramea, Bank's County, formerly the property of Duncan MoLacblan. SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, 1 Auctioneers.