In answer to loud requests of read, read, Mr Macfarlane read the bill, which caused infinite merriment. ]Vfr Macfarlane refused .to say who com ii^" the bill Th&e was no secret about it. ft ~—luld find it out from Mr Atkin and jrf ■ u^m ji others. f 3d shouts of derision were raised, J : c:_ \J\ exclamations of "Your afraid," 7 lgvl'v'a. coward," in the midst of which Sir Macfarlane retreated to his seat.

Owing to the lateness* of the hour at which the meeting terminated we are compelled to hold over for a second edition our report of Mr Bees speech., Thejfirst.part of this was directed to retorting upon Mr Macfarlane the charges contained in the handbill. Seldom has there been a public meeting in Auck- at which any man has received a gw<ter wiping down than Mr Macfarlane didftjo-day. It was feared several times that a bre&eh of the peace wuuld be committed. When Mr Rees, after defending himself, hurled back Mr Macfarlane, s accusations upon himself, that gentleman lost his temper, and advancing to the speaker shook his umbrella at him, and called him "liar," 11 scoundrel"" and "slanderer." Mr Bees kept his temper well, and, in fact,: seemed rather pleased to see his adversary so put ont, more especially as the voice of the meet ing! was altogether with him, greeting each fresh attack on Macfarlane with tremendous cheering. The following was the result of the show of hands:— Mr Yon der Heyde ; i;v: .i. 36 „ Rees ... 23 ~ J. S. Macfarlane ... ... " ■ Major Stoney ... ~...,... 7 A poll was demanded for Mr Macfarlane by Mr Lamb, and by Mr Staines for Mr Bees.

PARLIAMENTARY.

(FBOM OVM SPECIAL BEJPOIOEESJ

[By Eleotkic Telegraph.]

WELLINGTON.

This day. AH the Southern members have arrived. Mr Creighton is the only man absent. In the House yesterday Mr Macandrew presented a petition from the Dunedin Dis-, tillery Company protesting against the pro posed duties on colonial spirits. , , ; ; . The Reporting Debates Committee decline taking the press gallery under.:its'Control. The Speaker has reserved it. The following Bills were read a- second time :—The Taranaki Waste Lands Amend ment Bill, Canterbury Fublio -Domains Amendment Bill, Municipal Corporation Gas Conveyance Amendment Bill, Qualification of Electors Bill.

The Westland Loan Bill has passed. There was a lively scene in the house last night on the question of increase of duty en ■pirita. ]\ Messrs Sheehan and Gillies spoke warmly on the action of the Government in pressing matters forward.

The debate was adjourned until Friday.

OTAHTJHTJ RAILWAY.

Mr Header Wood spoke strongly on open Ing the line from Penrose Junction to Ota huhu. -

Mr Richardson stated that it had not been opened owing to want of engine power.

WEBB'S PENALTIES

Mr Vogel said the penalties from Mr Webb had not been received, and the sureties were unable to pay. He would consult Mr Rus •ell as to the future course.' ~

It is generally considered that the Forest Bill is,a new mode of advancing loan a to the provinces. '...■:• '; . ; n Now Mr Macandrew haa arrived some possible modification of the Bill may bear rived at

eu. ..„ to .... . r Ilie House is getting through the business pretty rapidly. ebk« '&ziC::' vj;.. ,r,'-.'.' ■■' "■■: ££^

JUDGE WARP'S TELEGRAMS.

A long and acrimonious debate took place on Judge Ward's, telegrams. Mr Yogel wished that the matter might be allowed to drop, but Messrs Gillies (of Auek land and Dunedin), Stewart; Fox, Atkinson; and Sheehan considered an enquiry should be instituted

Messrs Luckie and Shepherd of course supported the Ministry.* : ' ! % The question of the appointment of a Mlect committee was carried on the voices. Had the Government insisted on a division they would have been defeated. It is the wish of members of the Honse not only that the character of the accused and accuser should be cleareUVpr'^p^btß''wt' ! ii;t';i^l^';bar that the source of the information be as certained how the Otago Times got possession of garbled information... r•' ' t ''[ ';. Messrs Sheehan and Gillies both main tained that the House is tho proper tribunal in which such questions should be ventilated, and that Judges were amenable to; Parlia ment. ~ ,,:;;< :r~"\: z~:z ; r; Mr Shepherd?'-after' dinner' movod the lecond reading of .his,, ©bld-ininin^ Bill;5 which was postponed until Wednesday next.

BACk DOOfi^N^tfRMATION. The despatches from Mr Vogel to Dr Featherston refeioitffed' .iii i; the : Gross, some nine day a past as Tieing' severe, are not yet out of the printer.'! : hands; Curiosity is •wakened to %nov?'h«yr the information leaked out; probably itjtfll be.circulated to-, morrow. . " ::;" -■■"■•

THE GOVERf^ENT THIUSAiEN T# 'RESIGN: ;i«du,,,-: b

When Judge 35£ard'» telegram: case^camei yesterday Mr Richardson went around the House stating that if the.inbtion was 1 pressed the Government' Wobld 'resign. The Ministry however alteredvits ropiiuoniwhen; they, ww. the temper of the' Houses One Ministerial snppeifter replied; •fi A 'red hot poker; will not remove you."- V i^S^% ti*l ■ ' '.%wk DUTY ON GOiI^NIAL SPIRITS^ : The solicitori^pf;'jfchClJanedin I>istillery Company here are preparing anf amendment upon Mr Reynolds'' resolutions/ It will probably be to jtlie;';effect that all Increase duty be postponed! for;,tttree years j to. issue no fresh licenses in the m»antime, and' the fourth year to raise the. duty a shilling, and the fifth year sixpence, and .then remain ■;' •tationary. <Mj- ® ~^.;:/'- ;" ;' '

FAITH AND FINANCE.

To the Editor of EvbnikgkSiar,;; -jwv';

Bis AcThe official correspondence -between (' ""* v antf Dr. Featherston J reveals i^—^hSsft. ithtA ths/.totber; was;, instructed* to apply to the Earl of Kimberley for atlist of the dopoiitorasin the Eosfc-office Savings'* Banks in order that they might be invited to emigrate ■ to:«iNe# <;v"^eH]ana.';:;;:; While ; refusing the appUcation the doctor; was informed that the 'depQailora k amounted to something like one million anda-halfc^'Nowj supposing that •"dirctilar'-by post" had .bee,n forwarded to each,rajbone-pennyj < a.>piece,3his.| little freak wonidwhaveffcddtithe colony; the trifling sum of £6550 Bterlin£r aM a reply through the same agency a similar amount, or a grand totaJbrfr£l2;soor = Of course Mr Jogel had faitbaia) thei;de»ire of ;Buoh depositors to triMferl.thiemSelye* with their ? good* and obatt|lfc?ft6tullto^te .d<am>»it«) wm Gre»t BriWa to thOriiiia «rf tb« ■;■■■■■; .. .■ - ::: "i*V&': ■■'«'■■■»'-•■**■■■'■■' ■

South. I have heard somewhere of a publi cation entitled " South Sea Bubbles " by the Earl and the Doctor. Might not a second " handbook "be published with similar title ?4-I am, &c.;, ~..- A Taxrayeb. 1

P.S.—What will Mr'McLean's hotel bill have amounted to when he returns to the Empire City? I. hear Major Ropata is "shouting." Nothing like peace at any price !

AUCKLAND STOCK AND MINING REPORT.

Business done— Bank of New Zealand—Sellers, £1.7 15s. National Bank—Sellers, 765. South British Insurance—Buyers, 495: sel lers, 61s. r . ; - Standard Insurance—Sellers, 13s 6d. Fiji Bank— Buyers, 55s ; -sellers, 58s. Tookey (double)-£3 15a ; buyers, £3 10s. Bismarck—Buyers, 4s ; sellers, 7s^ Thames Gas—Buyers, 355. 36s|6d. South British G.M.C.—5a lOd; buyers, ss ; sellers, 7s 6d. . Caledonian—£9 15a ; sellers, £10. City of London—Buyers, 28s 6d ; sellers, 30a 6d. Crown Prince—2Bs 6d, ; buyers, 295 ; sel lers, 30s. Old Whau-Sellers, 575. Queen of May—Buyers, 11s 6d. - Cure-Sellers, 17s 6d.

TELEGRAPHIC.

(Prom our own Correspondent!)

LATEST THAMES NEWS.

THE CROWN PRINCE AND MANUKAU

MINES,

GRAHAMSTOWN.

This day. The Crown Prince has cut through No. 2 reef. It is 15 inches thick, and gives a rich show of gold. 25 lbs of good specimens have been obtained. , , , j. - . .• ;

The Whau got 60 lbs of rich specimens, es timated as worth an ounce to the pound. . This morning the Manukau had a rich show in the north face, about twelve feet from the Care boundary, ' Sales YCaledbnion, £9 12s 6d; Whau, £3; Cure, 17s 6d to 18s; City of York, 10s 3d; Exchange, 16s 6d to 17s 6d. .

3:30 p.m.iS

There is a magnificent show in the Crown Prince.' Shares have been bought at 28s Gd to, 305., Still in demand.; . . , ::

COROMANDEL.

sKHR This day. The Beach battery started to crash for the Neptuno this morning. The Tokatea. specimens, amounting to 330 lbs. , , are being treated at the Whakaroa battery to-day. ; BgAsa^'-'ui .■ ..*. • ,

TAURANGA.

■■:■ • This day. The Opotiki beer, a new industry at thai place, is giving general satisfaction.- — / There will be about twenty candidates for the Tauranga ; Town Board honors. The election takes place on Saturday next. The jPwMe* urges the Provincial Government to give a small subsidy for a mail service between Tauranga and Katikati as a stepping stone to the, through overland service with the. Thames, townspeople exercising them selves for the formation of a fire brigade, ■;• The Opotiki telegraph line is open for business to-morrow. -. "J"■-..:.'■-■

THE STEAMER PATERSON.

(From our own Correspondent.)

WELLINGTON.

This day.

The steamer Paterson is ; ashore •> in the Waitara river and is making water'fast.y The men are taking the bedding out. She has sustained seiiou damage. < . •, , ■ The Times this day has a long article well written^ on Mac Donald's case. It states that he yoluntatily. placed J himself jn danger to try loyally the; issue whether the Crown had a right to make roads over land unacquired by the Crown from natives. It says it would have been easy for him to have obtained native help to block the road effectually. But haying been their friend and adviser for many years he preferred taking the responsibility bnhis own shdulders. He will probably get off in six - months. The Maori Ministers urge his claim for leniency hourly, while Mr MbLean will follow" in their wake: •

NEW ZEALAND STEAM SHIPPING COMPANY.

[Per Press Telegram Agency, ]

WELLINGTON.

This day.

In re the~ Waikato immigrants.- -It-has beenjwijotirned till Monday to ail«w the (doc tor, who is*-the! principal -witness," luiil who ia laid, up with rheumatism,:JtoCappekr. liv T;wo of the men have been discharged, the ease not being "pressed. • At a meeting, of theJSJew,Zealand Steam iShipping- ,^oompanyf yesterday ' the' balance aheet was presented and adopted. A dis-, cussion ensued respecting the proposed sale of the steamers, but nodefinite result-was arrived at.'^^^timately'ithe; debate rwas? ad journed. ;y -; \bS&& ■"'"• -' ■■ -;

WANGANUI.

?a any-; Uiorsw ,^«.Vi rr ~--.:, This day.;

vAstud company has been formed, with-a capital of £15,000. The'shares^ are likely; to be subscribed5 at once. ..The objept is the breeding of} high class horses for stock. Negotiatiqns>re "pending for the .purchase of ,Mr ,Walker's.th6rough-bfjßd mares, b.

AMUSEMENTS.

-'■' ---■■• •; oiXTPOBUIA 'MIKSTBEitS^ *Mfl<ifi OU9.C " There was a capital attendance again at rtheCityßall, andifehe'evening^^performances, consisting of~: sentimental and comic ballads andquartettesi were rendered in a superior manner by Messrs Cauipbell, Amery, Mayor, and Rockefeller; f Messrs Suttbn ; jmd Kelly, were equally good in their doubla songs and dances, which were loudly praised. Kelly's clog dance #as perfect.,, The several farces, "Bill Joiiefi!a Cousin" and the"EiyalßJqtel Runners " were skilfully executed, and awoke immense"enthusiasm. To-morrow evening»,,will ;c!oW this' " VerY 'agrieißable entertainment,i wiichin^its y«riei chatacter i hast«iven soiymuch > aatisfaction. The com-, pany positively leave for jthe^Souths on; Saturday' next, ;an<i ;we; advHe^hose- who have not seen this really excellent troupe, to avail themselves of ihe; opportunity, i hiu \ «t The closing p|rf^rniance>t;.t^^rc^:w^ iyeli:atteh<Jed last night, and afforded the usual delight. -A'^w piece entitled ''The; 'Syeplechase" was the feature, of the.;enter-;; The wonderful tricks of the bottle and ■kaUef- and-feat^of tfteifallin^ M^^ moved the wooder Rod appwafP vMi *b«

ENGLISH OPERA COMPANY.

-. . .^ . I ' ■ ' ■ Offenbach s highly amusing comic opera Genevieve de Briibant was presented for the second time last eveningatthePrince of Wales Theatre, and jwas efficiently sustained throughout its four acts. The incidents of the story are: simple, but full of fun and vivacity; and what made it more generally acceptable to the" audience were the capital local touches and references to public characters admir?,blybrought out, whichdrew forth roars of laughter. The opening scerie represented & griand square in the city of Curabaa, Brabant, with groups of citizens and ,soldiers in Jthe centre, who sing when Brigitte "(Miss \F. Howe) enters with a ditty addressed! *« the good people of the city. Presently! the burgomaster and coun cillors present tblemselves to the citizens, and the burgomaster's song is sung. The wonderful pie which is to disenchant the noble Duke is brought in by a dozen baker boys, and is jthe signal for a burst of merriment; •'■ The song of the pie which followed was admirably rendered by Miss May? (Drognri) • it of course embraced the " wonderful jhistory of ..the pie,", which, all married people Sragßt t6*bviiyi -! !One? of'the* prettiest scenes: was that of the balcony, where Drogan ;(Miss May) serenades the Duchess, and is: answered from the balcony window by Genevieve (Miss Lambert), whose response " Who is it calls me nightly ?" was sweetly rendered. There are several vivacious choruses in the opera, which were done full justice to _~ .The "Crowing Chorus"-wae particularly successful, and the imitations of the feathered tribe remarkably good. Indeed the opera, depends for its success mainly on the local allusions and the choruses and songs, the music in other respects not being very striking or attractive. .All the strong points of the opera were mado the;■most(of, ; r Parti* cularly we might mention ilie gend'armeV duet between Messrs Rainford and Vernon. Miss^ Alice May was, as she invariably is, the life of the performance. Her rendering of the ballad, y Love in youth," was very pretty. Mr,', jTempJetqnfc , ■wfaf., ,^ spirited performances and "his render ing of the eongs incidental to the character— especially "The Cup of Tea "and "Sorrow's sonp" was excellent. Several other parts of ,the performance are^, worthy of special commendation, but our space will not permit. We cannot, however, pass without jnotice the efforts of Mr Willis, the Iscenic artist. His railway station scene was the best rr effort, of, .^he^ ,kind presented;to an AucklaSnd^uaierice fo'/ years past, and elicited well merited ap plause. The skill which Mr G. B. Allen dis played in filling his manifold duties again elicited.the, admiration..of T the audience. , , T onight the opera! of tne^'Bobeiriiari Gfrl'"wijl be repeated. Abounding as it does in beauti ful airs which! have becoma "familiar as household it should we think draw afullhouseY* > a|/f , t^i Mint *« WfclUe

THE MAN FOR MY MONEY

Wha Is't for, canny Jat S. Mao Wha wonld na' vote and a' fljMttft "/ { r£l6{ Or put .his hand behind his back " Aad tak a tip for »' that. For a' this and a' that, For Bma'reward and a' th*t, "Wha sells his faith and intere»t balth - , "Wad be »~fifle for i'MbX. 'A W J' BJ& J Wha ifi't for mere titire Iflsh men ! Wad blindly vote and a' that 1 " Wha scares for ane can scart for ten" Is fact and truth for a' that. For &' this and a' that, The rlgbteofas cause and a' that; r!UI '9 1 Wha lines riiy coat shall have my vote The warld throughout and a' that.

I'Hjl MW&RlftQt JVSA% XHUESIiATt JULY 16, 1874.



Coffea.— Brown, Barrett, & Co.'s Standard Coffees both d olirlpxip sn4 stronR1.1 MfrOwn,1 Barrett, * C 0..: Excelaior Coffee Reserves preference to any coffee on - account of pnilty and dißtinctneas of flavour. Note the brands. Sold at almost everr grocery establish went fa town and province.— TAdvt.]



WA]STTe£>, six months Tuition for two Young Men for fome hours daily.— Apply X.Y.Z., oil co Evening Stab. "TO^ANTnEIb for the country, a steady - *V , v Bootmaker ; constant work and good pay.— Apply to B. Gittoi and Sons, 3, Wyndfcam-atreet. TXTANTEp, a Furse Girl.—Mrs Gh YY Lewfa, Jenqyyflyfc KAm WANTEp, about the heginning of August, a Situation as Housekeeper.— Apply by letter tojW.TV., Post-office, Newton. WANTED, a Girl to work the - Sewing Machine.—Api>ly at J...Williams, Wyndham-street, opp site Evening f tab office. "CIOUNI) Tp-Jday, a Baby's Frock.—Apply JP ait SrAfe" pffice. fTHE! Pricing for thefILATHE will '-* . rtak'e place To-morrow Evetlig, at half-past 4, »t the,.FUting f Pnop, Vulcan Lane. A few Ticket? unsold at 20s each. Y^H RlStl^NS desiring a Revival in V*/ this Ci'y ore earnently indicted to meet for prayer on FRIDAY Evening, at the Temperance flail, Albert-stnel, at half-pa»^|evej. j y YAG'i,! WA-NTJBD, a trustworthy ex perienced Nurse.—Apply to Mrs Cowie, Bishop's Court, ParnelL , in the City.^^mftgfcj T T able fly s-roomed House with" freehold allot-* . merit.— J. Mr Lennox. WANTED to SELL immediately (a Bargain), a Fine Freehold Property in Hobson-street, bringing in a rental of L 4 per week, with the larpre freehold allotment upon which the property stands ; price £1250.— J. M. Lennox, Queen ■treetr-' | ... '"•. \ :, ■..: .-.'..■ .j . -~<'-,,wk ■ . - WANTED, two or three steady respectable Men as Board Lodgers in a private house five minutes' walk of Queen street— Enquire at Majors, Grocer, Wellesley and Chapel eetgt' O~ ___ j-WANTEt), a Se^ g 4 x W } aragicr TT Lantern and Slides.—Apply 'to Catholic Presbyteryj Wjndham-street. WANTEI>7a J Q-enOTal ; Apply,' Friday morning, before ten .o'clock Mrg Plunkett, Upper Queen-street, Newton, opposite Cross-street. i ':•.'■•'■ i - Ti" Servant; must be sober and honest.—Apply to Mrs W. J. Messenger, Queen-street a strong Boy as T t Apprentice.—Apply G. Burke, Bellows Maker, Wakefteld-street. WANTED to SELL, a new first class Cottage Pianoforte, seven octave", by Broadwood and Song. On view at Mr Wayte's, Qneen-irtreetil^ j : ( TTTA^TEp, a thorough good Hand .-'y.y.i. ,:.to wprita Planing and Tongueirgand Groov ing Machine;— Apply to Union Sash & Door Factory, ..Mechanic«^--B*y| ! . * .' f '; "iSnrX.Nsip, a first-class Cook.— ''■'•- 1 j V :" ' ApipljrrjGovernor Browne Hotel. -,«"• :\ ""\ — ■ '.*., ~? * ——i ;—: ' \>X]tF'Jkl*sß>p a Clerk for a Bush Saw 'VV'''-'• JfiJJ.:riPßT>gt be thoroughly'competent. Kefer ;f^»»eqitiretil.^-d4r«"boxi6i, :r( Post-office. a BtrongT3oy.-^Ap|Jy



WANTBDf to BELL, a very hand some threei-sprlnged Cnrt - To fcfiisen at M Bull's, Coach Painte*, Upper Qneen-strm. WANTED! a strong Youth, ag< about" 0, for. a Bush Saw Mill J.JAMES W. WALLER. WAUTEEi a General Servant.-— Apply to |klra H, S. Meyers, Eden Crescent TEN SHILLINGS RWABD.— Lost, a BlackiSheep Dog : answers to the nanu of Sweep.—Apply to FJsher & Co. %*/ A N Tf E D, two experienced Miners; wages Two-Qnlceas, dry ground, day work, permanent "employment ir satisfaction (tiveti—Addres« toj Mining Agent," 14, Insurance Buildings, Auckland. ;^ , WANTED; a General Servant in a small family, wbere'theie ore no children — Appjy between ten and twelve o'clock to Mrs Nation, St. George's Bay Rdad, Parnell. WANTED, a goodßush Cook; one who would contract to snpply a mess prefcrrpd.— Apply to Mr James S, Gibbons, Otana i Saw!MUl9,;Watnku. WANTEI), i a gcjod General Servant.— Apply 'to Mrs" Ford, Carpenters' Arms Hotel, Grey-etreet. by a rospecfrible young "*' person, affi'uat'on as General Servant in a small family.— Address C L , StAb office. TT7ANTED; KNOWN.—The under * ' Ritrrj«>rt Tiave always on band a l»re« supply of Newcastle and Bif of Islands Coal : al?o.h6st Ont and TTncnt Wood. VRrds: ■Retwe'nn Fo'-t BjodOnatom house-gtrcet, next Wcis' Tondcd 3tnr,e. ; VW; &.G. WINSTONE. jU-M$ i | —: WANTJE D KNO W N THAT K. D SYKES. Pbaottoai, Waiobmakbr, Ac, TTr»per Queen-Btreftt, Is prepared to exf cn.te all rppniru promptly, and to , keep ..the mrpe in order for twelve months, j A. full ' Jewelled Skeleton detached Patent Lever "Watch, warranted to one ipinute a month, £6 6s. TTTANTED,- the general public to » * know thit W. KTPBY. corner of Qnf en and ■W'sJrpflpM-ftreetfi] |hns on wle :—Newcastle Coal fwholrssle apd rptaili, at the lowest rate». Bricks, Limn. Pand, Shfilld.oTUes. Jicn-h.vk Shaft*. Spokes, nd Bed-gum Felloes, Aa.'&e., always on hand. if^TANTEJ) KNOWN, that D. ▼ * 00-ldiv is prepsre'i to mriply all kinds of Timber and other Bnildinpr muteriaJs, including Sashes, roorß,"MbnlrMnirg, Brnid Timber, Tlonso Blocks. Posts, Bails, Hardwood Felloes. Shafts, Tron hark and Bine Grim Latbx. Shingles, *c.. &c at the i lowest .market price, at his Yards, • Custom-house 'sireet. iV <■ J \ . ": ' ■' :'' WANTE D, 50Q tons of Old Brass, Copper, Iron. Zinc, Pewter, Lead, Canvas, Bope, Fago. Cut-off Clothing, *c ' At- BATITYB ;*' CO.'S London Marine Store. Old Market, Queen-street, Auckland. j ~..,;...,(,:,, r. ,S. MOSS, Manager TXTANTEiD KNOWN—Hi>hest <[t" Price given for all Old Metals.- On Sale [cheap). Ploughs ;) 6. 7, and 8 feet-xheets Galvanised Corrugated Iron : atari Pumps. Paints. &C-, *C., at Alfred Braart's. next Blue Post. Victoria street : i . i TT7'A,NTEII), Everybody to know Wl * ithat W.\ 8. JONEH, Saddler, Qnee».street, is appointed fole Agent for Elllman's Celebrated Boyal Embrocation for Hones, Cattle and Sheep. A certata cure for Lameness, SweHinßg. .Bruises. Spmins, Cuts, and Poros of eve<y kind. Second ontignment per Jubilee Jnst. opened, ANTED KNOWN J WANTED KNOWN 1 That I have about 140 dozen tins of the best Lobsters, and ISslmon Fand they must be sold : lobsters. 10*1, two for l*6d'-i Palmon; 10d,5 , two for Is Cd ; atiout 400 lbs of the best Blue, 8d lb,, 21bs for is 2d ;6a per Dozen : Damaged Clothes Pees. Id and 2d Dozen ; the best Mustard/ lOd lb, 2 lbs for Is 6d ; Preserved Milk, 6d per tin ; Pearl Barley, 6 lbs for Is ',> t :<?l»y«iPlpes, /2d- do««n ; and a variety other* floods : cheap Thomas Machine ; Needles, Is lOd per Doz«n ; 18s ft-1 per Gross.—Apply to |H. WATTS, General Dealer, Pitt street. These cheap goods are from G. W. OwitN'g late flre, and Mr OtrnN had the.very best goods : but they will be sold with all faults.: Terms Caah. 60 Dozen Tomato Sauce, 6d bottle, 4s per Dozen :40 Gross of Boot Laces, 2s per Gross; Plaid Matches, da 3d per Gross. TF" AIT EMA T A ELECTION. Mr BEES will hold meetings and address the Electors as follows:— II 3JB.VOSPORT PUBLIC HALL—Tuesday, 21st, at 7 300.m.c v; r f) .] '.'\ "WHAU PUBLIC HALL—Wednesday, 22nd, at 7 p.m. STOKES' POINT (Mr Denby's Store)— Thursday, 23rd, at 7 p.m. THE WADE (Mr M»nrice<.KeUy'fl)-*Monday, 27th, at 7 p.m. . "P I V E | IT J^B.£:,;.OJi ■&;&;# SILVER ENGLISH HUNTING LEVEE iWATCHES, CAPPED AND JEWELLED, WAJIBANTED, : MDr'IiCIiEANJID O3.'i tj ■: 1 5i > - FREp OF EXPENSE ; Alter a year's work, for £7 each. [}TA'd< I . v ..: -L, F. IH OEEWISSON; £a ■> ° » a JEWELLER' AND WATCHMAKEB, Opposite the Union Bank. REALLY I comfortable Board and Lodging, on reasonable terms, may be obtained at Nelson House, Nelson-street, three doors off Victoria-streec. . ; ■ hi n Booms furnished or unfurnished' ■'- anyjl",« TO LET, * JFarnished Bedroom.- Board if. required^ Quiet locality. No other lodgers or children.-—For uddres* apply at Stab office. , - ! ' JO^ST-STRIJET (SEeONJJiBOUSE FROM 111 SyMb^S-^itEET). THE MISSES SUFFLE'S SOHDOET English, French, Music. A Drawing Class every week. Vacancies for two Boarders. QK A L($DY| experienced in T^ition, i XjL and having at present a small morning class, desires three or four more pupils. Instruction given in the usual branches of Education, French and Music included.— Vot address apply to the office of this paper. .. [ O'iT'l * f)^"''*!"'"' ' '■"'" MELfi OF "B N E OF £1000 SWEEPSTAKE, c io a : SWEEPS on the above at the City Club Hotel on THUEBDAY EV2BNING, at eight o'clock, ' H. N. ABBOjyr.^^ F~~o~U~|3Mi§&hip'B; Boata and DlngidsT IQ&r*r 'Sedoria-Hand AmericanibuilV Whaleboat—James Clare, Custom Houie-street. m B A G H E ff&^i&fe dt?l A TION. The usual Monthly Meeting >wili-" lbe':'held^oni SATURDAY, thfe 19thinst. at Mr Fraser's School room, Symonds-Bfreet, at 2 p,^ «,Miss Haaelden will read a paper on " Secular %WvuH TRellglbui Eduoa-' tion." Ladies and Gentlemen interested we respect' fully invited to attend.



; pRINCE OF "WALES THEATBE. ROSTAL ENGLISH OPERA COMPANY, UNDER YIOX-UXOAI! PATKONAOT. THIS (THURSDAY) EVENING. JULY 16, Will be repeated, by general request, Balfe's most Romantio Opera, - r THE BOHEMIAN GIRL. ' ABLINE.. .. .. .. MISS ALICE MAY. Cast op Character : ' Count Arnhelm ~ .. Mr T. H. Bainf ord Thaddeus .. ~ .." Mr Henry Hallam Florestein .Mr Howard Vernon Devilahoof .. '...'. .. Mr C. H. Templeton Captain of the Guard .. .. Mr Wilkinson Huntsman , Mr C. Lester Gipsy Queen .. .. .. Miss E. A. Lambert Countess.. .. .. .. Miss A. John Budda .. .. .. ~ Miss Wheeler ARLINE.. .. .. .. MIB3 ALICE MAY ' -....- Huntsmen, Gipsies, Servants, *a " SPLENDID NEW BCENEBY By Mr J. S. Wiilis and Assistants. Grand Dresses, Appointments, and Effects. FULL BAND, Gil AND CHORUS, AND COEPS DE BALLET. Conductor .. MrG. B. Aium, Mus Baa, Oxon Leader .. .. Mons, A. Flbuky. Subscription L?st »nd Box Office is now open at Messrs Upton and Co.'s. Statiohe-s, Queen-street, where a Plan of Theatre can be seen, and seats reserved in advance. Pricks or Ax>iiia8 joy ■':' Dress Circle, 7s 6d : Stalls, 6s; Pit, 2s 6d. JFBIDVY, JULY 17. : . . GRAND FASHIONABLE NIGHT, When will be produced, for the first time, AtaberY most popular Opera, Fl£ A DIA.VOIfO. ZELENA.. ;. .. ..MISS ALICE MAY. By particular request, will be produced on Saturday GENEVIEVE DE BRABANT. Stage Manager .. .. ~ Mr A. L. In-glib Buflness Manager ~ .. Mr Wtlmam Evanb. General Agent .'. .. .. Mr M. L. Eaphakl. fi' I , T■ V HALL. THE GREAT CALIFOBNIA MINSTRELS. POSITIVELY; LAST TWO NIGHTS Thursday and Friday, July 16 and 17. STILL AWOTHBB NEW PROGRAMME ! Every thing New, Fresh and Sparkling. First time of WHEN JOHNNY COMES MABOHING HO^E First time of THE COUNTRYMAN'S DEBUT. First time of OBEYING OBDKRS. First time of TEE CHARLESTON GALS. CAMPBELL, AMERY, MAVOB, and ROCKE FELLER in new Songs and Quartettes. KBMEMBEK : THtrBSDAY AND FRIDAY . Are the LAST TWO NIGHTS = To see this Star Troupe in the BEST' BILL YET v OFFEEJ4D to the Auckland Public. PRICES FOR THE MILLION! Three, Two, and One Shilling. Children, Half-price. ' Doors open at T. 15 ; performance to commence at 8 o'clock. Carriages may be ordered for 10.15. G. W. ROCKEFELLER, Business Manager. FH, LEWISSONbegs to draw tlie • attention of the Public to his extensive and varied aisortment of Electro-plated WARE, all of Dixon and Son's manufacture, and plated on German Silver, — the best Goods ever imported into the Ooloniej. - j ■ ■ - •, - The Stock comprises Tea and Coffee Sets, Cake Baskets, Cruets, Liquor Frames, Blah Covers, Krk Frames, Drinking) and Presentation Cups, Salvers, Salt-cellars, Candle-stricks, Fish Slices, Forks. Spoons, Plok>,Fram»s, &o, &c. P. Hi LEWISSON, (0 PPO^ITK THE UNION BANK,) ■ ; } "'■ QUEKX-STRBET. LOST, by a "Washerwoman,.between Hebson-street and Newton, Four White Shirts. —The laser will bn thankful If the same are retained to the office of this paper. ; Y*l •'* BEWAED.—Lost on Sunday <^J JL evening, between Hobson-street' and Lome street, a Lady's Sable Victorine.—The- flnd«r will re ceive the above reward on returning it to Mr Howard, Occidental Oyster Saloon, Grey-streeet. . ' TO LIT, a six-stalled Stable, with loose: box and hay-loft, situate on West side Hobson-street, near to WaddeL's Bakery.—Apply to David: Sheen an, Hobson-street, or to Mr W. H. .Armstrong, 25 and 20, Insurance Buildings. > TO IPAINTBRS.—Wanted a Good Hand.—Apply to G. Bishop, Kyber Pass. C[ TJPEEIOfi Furnished Apartments I Kjf at Pamell > will be vacant in a few days.*—For address,' apply at this office. YOUNG IMEN'S CHRISTIAN x association, WbIXEBLHY-BTRMT. -.■..■ J.!... .smut j ; - '. WINTEB CO-ÜBSE OF LECTURES, 1874- July 17-" Water," illustrated with experiments-Dr ;;.!.J. B. Nicholson , . July 24—"The Manuscripts of the New Testament —Right Bey Dr Cowie, Biahop of Auckland. Aug 14—"The Proper Place of the; Sabbath in Christian Ethics I'—Rev1 '—Rev D Bruce .--.,.. .. Aug. 28—" Superstition*''—Bey C. M. Nelson, M. A, 'Sept. 18—"Musics-Its various' Notations and Modes !, 'of Teaching"—Rev John Crump >j : '.-' -. •; ■ Sept. 25—" Science among the Cinders—A Grate * Lecture"—Rev P. H^Cornford .; , Oct. 18—" The Man"—Yen Archdeacon Maunicll, L.L.D., President. ■ ■ ■ **• Seats reserved for Ticket-holders until 7.15 pm. Admission to Non-Ticket Holders, Is each. . JT Oj T I 0 E. f :^7f i3fEl^mE^m ;OWEN^,", : ~\ ~,', ,■ Beg* to Inform his numerous friends and customers | | ■ ■. ; that he has taken premises in , GRAHAM'S BUILDINGS, Opposite the Hbw Custom Hottsb, FOBT-STfiEET. iaip countess of KINTORB FROM LONDON. m^mm*, ; notice TO: eoNsiGNijas.,:. ; °'' Tne above Vessel having at the Oosioms Consignees are requested to pass Entries, pay Freight ! ;an4ttake delivery of their Cargo In terms of Bills i>t Lading. -' -■'■■ ■-. - ■ ■ .■'-.-'""'■■ All Bills of Lading must be presented at our office, Delivery orders obtained without which no cargo wUI be delivered. Any goods impeding ship's dts , charge will be stored at Consignee's risk expense ' A sight entry t-j clear the above vessel will be pasted by us at -the Custom* on Tuesday morning li,P, NATHAK*OO,



DE -V 6NOP OB T HIGHWAY DIS TfBICT. The Annual Meeting will be held in the Devonport Hall on FBIDAY EVENING, the 17th instant, at 7.E0. WILLIAM BUCHANAN, Chairman. Devocport, July 2, 1874. Public Works Omce, Auckland, 25th June, 1874. TE N D E R S are invited for the Erection of a1 COTJBT HOUSE at Hamilton, Waikato. General Conditions, Specifications, and Drawings may be seen at the Offices of the District and Resident Engineers, Auckland and Shortlan'd. - * -'" : TENDERS addressed to the Hon the Minister for Public Works, and marked outside Tenders for Court House, Hamilton,, will be received at either of the above Offices until noon FEIDAY, 17th July, 1874. Telegraphic Tenders will be received provided the original Tender and deposit are lodged with the nearest District or Resident' Engineer at the time above specified. • The lowest of any Tender not necessarily accepted. For the Colonial Architect, JAMES STEWART, District Engineer. J^J" O, T I O Y. All Claims against the late Auckland Volunteer Artillery Company are reqneated to be sent in to the unclmijjned for liquidation, on or before July 31, I 1874,- as any claims tendered afier that dare will not! be recognised. E. H. FEATON, Late Captain Commanding A.V.A. July 14, 1874. j A XJCKLAND VOLUNTEER EN xjL giseees. The membeis are requested to assemble for Annual Inspection on THURSDAY Evening at 7.15 p.m., at Market Square. By order J. F. SAUNDERS, SSI Hon. Secretary, | A. B- 4 NO. 2 CITY COMPANY, JFUy'l ICE. All parties haviw^^VßMS in their possession belonging to the above .Company (late Nos. 1 and 2 Companies Auckland Kifle Brigade), are hereby warned to produce the same.at the Drilt-sbed before 81st instant, •therwise legal proceedings will be taken for the recovery of the same, i ' RICHARD SOMERVILLE, Acting Captain. fTO-TtOB OE REMOVAL. THE PEOPLE'S' DISPENSARY j Is now opposite the ' C I T Y'y HA "%".■%. "r':;/ J A. M. WILLIAMS. July 16, 1874, EOR SALE, that Old-established: ■ and Profitable HASDWABE AND IBONMONGEBY BUSINESS I Of the Undersigned, j ~'< INCLUDING STOCK * GOOD-WILL. '. .■ , .... _ f ■-<■ |. ~■ I This Bnsineas is capable of being greatly extended, in unexceptionally well situate at the junction of Queen and Shortland-streets, in close proximity to the Post-office, Custom-houso, Basks, &o , and has been ! established a quarter of a century: ~ , To intending purchasers satisfactory evidences as to , the profitable nature of the business, and reasons for disposal, will be given. : ~: " . : t'l The greater portion of the Stock has been purchased prior to the immense -advance in Hardware, and has j been from time to time culled of unsaleable Goods, and the stock will be found in good order. A variety of New Goods has just been added to j Stock, from London shipments. Particulars as to price or rent on application. Terms will be accepted, for portion of the purchase' money.. '"':'■' '■ '. '■■ ■'. ','■' <„ ■ .-.,' -, - 'P. A. PHILIPS, THE Annual Meeting of the Hate * payers of the Mangarei Highway.Board will be held in the School-room on WEDNESDAY,-the 20th instant, at two o'clock. Business of.the Meeting :To levy Bates, and elect .1 Trustees and Auditors for the ensuing year. - JAMES ROBERTSON, * V ; r- ' Chairman. : ATJCKLiND TROOP ROYAL cavalry volunteebs. Tltt Weekly Drill »f the above Corpt will be Dis continued from this date until further notice. The Annual Inspection will take place in Mr Gwynne's Paddock, at Bpsom, on MONDAY next, July 20. at 4 o'clock sharp. " J - .1..:-- -. v, ,; : j*r. ■. The £5 fine for non-attendance will be enforced. ALFRED E. ISAACS, - r Captain Commanding., O. 2 EOY^i, ALBERT LOYAL ORANGE LODGE. • The Regular Monthly and Quarterly Meeting of the above Ledge will be held in the Lodge Boom, Wel lesiey-atreet, on FBIDAY, the 17th inst, at 7.30 p m. Visiting Brethren are invited, especially new ar-. rivals.' By order W.M. : 17 OKLAN I) |AT A L BBIGADE. The above Corps will Parade at the Drill-shed, Princes-street,. TO-MOBROW EVENING, at 7 tfclock 1 sharp for Annual Inspection. E. LbROY, :v."::::.;V_cCaptain:A..N.Bv;i MONDAY, JULY 20. i HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, DAIRY COWS,! AND FREEHOLD, AT OTAHUHU. __ I -:C,MESSRS.; HUNTER jt^NOLAN a ~,, HAVE received instructions from Mr Martinson to sell at bis residence near the Toll-gate, Otahnhu, on Monday next, at 2 o'clock, . HIS HOUSEHOLD FUBNITIIBE, &a, consisting of —Mahogany Chairs, W!«lnut Table, French Spring Chairs, Spring Mattresses, Iron ; x. Bedsteads, Chest Drawers, Kitchen Utensils, , &a, 8 Dairy Cows, Heifer Calf. ■:\ ■:, '■';■; ■: A; v lVs =,0,,-.,...,,^ ~-;;;• ;- v , ;,. For Sale or Lease—One and a-half acres GROUND (more or lew), with fonr-roomed Houses Garden well stocked with fruit trees, and a never-failing well of water. ,■ . :i .-, ; -'■■~■■■,. ■['.-' -...■.,' r v, " MONDAY, JULY 20. ' ; I UNREDEEMED PLEDGES. WDOWDEN* TTAS received instructions froni Mr XX A. Heavy to sell by auction, on Monday next, 20th inst., at U o'clock, at his Mart, Queen-itreet, - A quantity of Clothing, 4c. Ac. Pledges. : ! TO-MQRROW NOON. P 6 U LJ T R V S A L E! AT ABTHUR'S MABi, OJJEEk , , ;; a tbeet, , . Six Black Spanish Cock Birds (bred from first class prize stock at England's shows), a Wai r libl, Canaries, English Terrier, a large number of Fowto,:Turkeys, Duckg,' Geese, Pigeons PEODUCJE-100SuperiorCanterburyCheese,. 10 • : casks Canterbury' Beef; !4 cases Canterbury * Bacon and Hams, 10 tons first-class Fiourp Wheatmeal, Bran,' Auckland' Hams' and - Bacon, L»rd, Butter, 1000 bags Good Feed : Oats, Damaged Flour. - > . , GROOKBLES—Tea, Sugar,- Candles, Biscuits,* Haddock; Potted JMeat,-&c; *c. HOTTSSHOLD FURNITURE AND EFFECTS— ! • New and Second, 2 Sets of_Harnesß. U« A -tt-A a,.U it, •■■'" -.••-- -:•-•■ ; Aie^oßßff| -



MONDAY; JULY 20. UNREDEEMED PLEDGES, 1873-74." r WATCHES, fEINGS, GUARDS, SILVER GOODS, EARRINGS, ," Etc.; * 1 Eac., Etc. B. TONES & CO. HAVB been 1 instructed by Mr L. """'' NKUjntons1 ito sell by auction on Monday next, the 20th instant, at 11 o*cl ck, UNREDEEMED PLEDGES, as follows :— ■;.' :>:/i8ra,.,;,. :, | - 1534.. 2..'Open-faced Silver GeneyA'W'atclt , . 1543;. 4..Rlng ; •' --' '" -. . - 1555.. 7..Open-faced Silver Geneva Watch 1656.. 7..Charm and 2 Bings v__ .: ? 1557.. .7..Open-faced Gold Genev* W«UA- V , x 1558;: 7..Open-faced Gold Geneva Watch, Chain, and 6 Tea Spoons.*,;' r ; 1559.. 7..3Brooche&an<i fMngs V . 1589..13..0pen-faceft Silver Lever Watch ,_ 1690.. 14,. Gold Hunfting Levor Watch . . • ■ 1691. .44.. Gold Hunting Lever, Watch 15.92..14..2 Gold'Cliains and Greenstone 1595..14..5i1ver Earnings andP.Case -1617!.17,.'. 6 Gold Albert-Chains and Diamond Sing 1622.. 18.. Open-face? Silver Geneva Watch 1823.. 13..0pen-face!Silver Geneva Watch , --. 1627..20..L cket. Ring, Vinagarette 1655..22..G01d Chain ..■ T ,- . • ._. .., ~',. 1680..27..0pen-faceti Silver Lever Watch and Chain: 1686.. 27.. Gold Locket '' _." , -.. _. . . 1687.. 27.. G old Halting Lever Watch and Chain 1707..29..G01d Albert Chain Nov. 1731.. 4.. Wedding Keeper Bin* 1734.. 4.. Wedding King 1754.. 6. Necklet aid Locket s> y\ i T- Tw. 1791..11..5i1ver Lever Hunting Watch 1795.. 13.. Open-face;d Silver Verge Watch 1810..14..8r05ch arid Earrings ' ;^ . V ■ fM 1813.. 15..0 pen-faced Gilt Watch aud Locket ': - 1825.. 17.. Open-iaced Silver Lever Watch 1865. .25. .'Open-faced SUver Geneva Watch . , - y a.:; . 1887 . I*.*! Sugar Tonga, Butter Knife, and 2 Brooches 1898.. 2..Silver Cap, Knife, Fork, and Spoon ttf 1898.. 2..Silver Lever Hunting Watch ~ 1901.. 2..GoldßiDg ./ .' . ,_.,..,, ~ „ ..... , T 1909.. 2,.SilverLeyerHuntingWatcn. ; . >. , <• 1933.. B'..GoWßing 1952..U..G01d Brooch ' . . ; ■■ 1960.. 13.."Silver Lever ITnntiDg Watch ... - ",'. 1963.. 15.. Open-faced Silver, Verge Watch 1974..16..Earring« and Ring ' 1976..16..Ma50nic Kmblenrv . ■_~_.. 1979.. 17.. Open-faced Gold Watch and Gold Chain i 1933..18..8r0ach, Barrings, Locket, andNocklet 2029.. 26.. Gold Locket . ,■ : ,^ . . t -^ 2039..27..G01dL0cket ' __'.'- ' 2062..29..5i1ver Lev«r Hunting Watch r : . 1626..29?.P1ated Forks, 'Spoons^Ladto-48 at tides j ~ Nov. '■„••"'•■ ---1720.. 1.. Bag, Clock, King, *c. : Dec. .. '4 "- -."'.",' 1910.. 3..C10ck . 1978.. 17..Looking Glass i*:?;r-'Sy'<'■':■;■'■ -V ■ '*'-' 1981.. 18.. Sewing Machine ' '".,'.. ; ■ 2042..29..8ag, Cheasmen and Board '.' Sept.' "} "tJj-i&iJ* >'.*•;■ 'j;'-P-L ' '■■ .-■-■:-.^: \'-\ 3907.. s..Silk, Dress, Cloak, and Scarf ; - V: 3910.. 6.. Lace Shawl and 2 Teaspoons •■ Oct. ■■•■.[ .... .... ' . - ■ . '„ ■ 4457..30..25haw1«^ / ... Dec. s 5143..20..28ngs and Shawl r v 0T . kV 5248..29. .Pettic0at and Quilt r*-■ ■ X . •' ■ --?> v .1874 ~,.,■:,,,■! - .- ;' ": " v" . ; '■:: .Jan. 3.'i I' i ''-,'.''■ " . ' . ~ 23.. 3..Tronsers jmd Vest* '--.'-' . 34.; 3..Trousers and Vest 46.. 6..Coat I ;. _ 54.. fi..Bag and contents , ' . 101.. 8. Dress and Petticoat 131.. 10.. Trousers fand Shirt - . . 147.. 12.. 3 Irouseri and Jumper " " . . ■;■, 'Feb' ';-'•, 1- -: '■ '; ' ■■■-• ;" " ' ■-':-6«-./6.-.Shawl 'I •. '{,■■■ ■>?•• .'■■< •( ■■-!-■•'. ' -yp" fvv 560.. 7..Silk dress ' * . " * " ' ; 579.VlO:v3rrouseis| . - , , 582..10.Coatand?Vert . ; •" ,\' 696. .11. .Coat ! , 863..14..2 Vests -' -. _ -■ -• ■ '■''■■■ , „ k ■697..16..C0atand[800t« „ ~ • ~ * 732.. 19..Table C|oth, 20Table W»pkin« and 4 .•-.'■ -Spoons '■ J -':r*■■'--'.■■■■r ~'v' =•■•■ '•'■■''"' ■'-■'■:. '•■l !" 774 .21..5i1k Jaciet ; ; .794.i23;.CoatandfVest h« .'■■;--.• ■■■-'. -■. : =-- : '■■-•■;. p -.^ t800i.24..8uit . . -~- : ; 833..25..Tr0u5er«j . 864..28..C0at Veit and Shirt -■- ■ -,■ March .! ■;■ . • _ t . 875.. 2..Dress, P&bcoat. Jacket and Sheet * 969.. s..Coat i '~ . -- ~ - :; ;;,i; i< ; -1003.V 9v.3]Night Dresses ' ■_ " 1009.. 9..Counterriane. Table Cloth ; ' 1096.. 13..C0at . : ■ ' "-' '^i 1 swi 1170.. 19..Suit J . . 1195..23..C0at ; j" '■ ■ ~^ , ~ : .;.--; ;.'•], 1216.. 23.. Coat, Table doth *"" 1831.;23. .asweed»'4jdßv 1258..25..3WhiteBhirtt : ■■-• ~ -1282:: 25.. Shawl i -1288..26..C0at ■,■ . • k>-:- -.. > r\ <■,!> 1305..26..26 2 Pairs Drawers and llannet-^- ".■■-■ ---• ■ ' j - - . ' '■;-; . i - h O 1 ;;oi).MbRROW;" <:;; ' •■ ROSEWOOD PIANOFORTE^- BEER ENGINE, TABLE,' '. , HOUSEHOLD faRNITURE^ THE Subscribers will sell at the Forirstreet, To-mbrrow; -(Friday), vl7th v inst. at 11 o'clock,' : ■ ■■ -r" ', ROSEWOOD (COTTAGE PIANOFOBTE^hf Lejre, BagateUe Table, six pull B«er Engine with pipibg, Valuable Ladies' Gold Watch _ ,■-.and—Chains,,. Q01d,.» Earrings, Brooches, Lockets, four 'Sails.1 four' brace Pistols, .»..■>, , •;•. cases Stout, 3 dozen Claret, 3 mate Sugar. , Also, General Household^Furniture. '■' ~ SAMUELf COCHRANE k SON, " ■ ; Auctioneers.. ~ FRIDAY, JULY 17. FURNITURE, GROCERIES, ETC. t Iw., DOWDEN; _ WILL sell by auction To-morrow1 » (FridayJ,|at 11 o'clock. , ■ Tables, Chairs* Chiffonnier, Candles, 4 cases Day and Martin's Blacking, Damaged Keroaln* I Sugar, Tea, &c. i ■" '■■ ■ ■'■: '■ "i ■ ' i - - . .-, ■ ■ ' ■ .'■■ -■ '■ ■'! j POULTRY! POULTRY 1 , ' . At^the,! Market"at two o'clock. | ,A large^nnmbe» rg6l';:.F.owli, >''i'J^k«lii':"I 'l>BCla»':\. !>: Canaries, Pigeons r also, Tinware., ' TJO-MORROW. E.&H. ISAACS WILL sell on Friday morning, 'M ; 11 o^clbck, on board the ship Queen of Nations, . ~ , ', rThe Emigrants Fitting!, «c. V Immediaielr aiterwardi tyer will sell on board th« Jimes Wishart. . ' ' - . -' Emigrants fltttngi, ?atent W*t«ctoaet».; Bath, ■■ . Washing Troughs, Lead piping. Lamp*, «C, • > : ;; ' ■:'■ 4c ~ , ;,, .. •. _:.■._'■. : ■-" ,■ ,-; . The whole to be removed immediately after th« sale at purchasers lisk and expense. - "" THURSDAY^ NOON. ~~ APPLES! APPLES! AN EXTENSIVE AND WELL- ASSORTED SHIPMENT,' SELECTED EXPRESSLY FOR THIS &AR&ET. R. j /AiJRiTiH U R WILL sell by auctioßati his Mat, Queen-street, on Thursday next, at 12 o'clock no°n ' Ex Janb, i^W 3' Hobart ToVn. , * 760 cases of Superior APPLBB, consisting of Scarlet Pearmains,Sturmer Pippins, Nonpareil ! Bussets, Golden Bussets." Stone Pippins, v Bumples, * Wellington Pippins, Golden Har. veys; New York^ PipfliM. Boaoh flpptMi