and formed two lines, through which the hearse and followers passed. From the windmill along Symond^street the volunteers were drawn up in the lines under command of Major Gordon, in the following order :— Cavalry Volunteers, 17, Captain A. E. r ; Artillery, 30, under Lieut. Payne; ier Company, 43, Captain Anderson, , y Kitchen, and Sub-Lieut. Saunders; :\ i Company, 20, Captain Mowbray; "k;■->-» Company, 30, Captain Derrom and ____'..• Thompson; Hobson Company, 35, oaptain P. Dignan and Lieut. CliftOa ; No. 2 Company, 20, Lieut. Skinner; No. 3 Com pany, 25, Captain Morrow and Lieut. Davi3 ; the Naval Brigade, 40, Captain Le Hoy, Lieut. Chapman, and Sub-Lieut Parker. The amalgamated bands of the Engineer and City Companies, the Hobson Company, Artillery Company, and Naval Brigade were stationed in the centre of the line. As the hearse approached the Cemetery the band struck up the solemn strains of the "Dead March in Saul." The coffin was taken by the bearers at the upper gate and carried to the grave already prepared in the section of ground where already lay the remains of two of the deceased's children, Miss Mary Williamson, who died in 1870, aged fifteen years, and Arthur Baillie Williamson, who died in 1864 in childhood.. The pall-bearers were G. M. O'Rorke,,Esq., Speaker of the Provincial Council and acting Superintendent, Patrick Dignan,'Esq. (member of the Executive), John Sheehan, E?q. (Provincial Secretary), aridTs Tonks, Esq. (Provincial Treasurer). The Bishop of Auckland was waiting at the grave. There were also there Mr Gommis gioner Kemp, with Paora Tuahaere, Wi Po mare, ,and others. The Rev Mr Wallis commenced the buri_d service with the touch ing passage, " I am ihe Ressurection and ihe Life " The Rev £. H. Cornford (Baptist) next read *he 90th Psalm, and the Bishop followed with St Paul's clear exposition of the doctrine of the resurrection, from the 15 th Chapter of Corinthians, commencing at the 20th verse. The Rev A. Keid (Wesleyan) delivered that part of the service com mencing, '*Man that is born of a woman," and as the solemn words.." Dust to: dust, ashes to ashes" were spoken there, was a mani fest -.exhibition of emotion among those gathered round the grave. The Rev J. Hill Presbyterian minister of the Thames, then offered; up a prayer on behalf of the bereaved" family, and brought the mournful proceed ings to a close with the benediction. * Many spectators who had not previously been able to, get near, crowded to the grave for some time after wards to see the coffin, which bore the* simple inscription :— John Williamson, Died 16th February, 1875; ,-, ,-. f --..- . Aged 59 years. ,-, ..

It rests in the grave beside the remains of the deceased's well-loved daughter, who was cut off oniy a few years ago, when just bloom ing into womanhood. Mrs Williamson has re ceived expressions of condolence from all quarters, including one from the Municipality of the Thames. To these she publishes the following reply :—"Mrs Williamson returns grateful thanks for the numerous letters and expressions of condolence which she has re ceived from all parts of the colony." Theßev. Alexander Reid, at the Wesley an Church yesterday, spoke of the character of deceased, eulogising his virtues without ignoring his faults. Regarding the deceased's closing moments on earth he said :—"There are those present in this church who listened to his dying declaration of trust in Christ^- of bßmg-oa the rock—of relying solely the atoning blood ; who heard him declare, to his family his estimate of the worth lessneas^ of - mere . worldly gains honor;? ~. and pleasure, when it comes to; dying, and urged them to make pro vision for a life of usefulness and a death of peace by a present living faith in the Son of God. Yon are glad to hear this, it com forts you, and you may judge how consolatory such testimony must prove to our bereaved sister, how soothing and salutary to the young people who mourn their father's death; and we unite iv the earnest prayer that God may ever comfort, bless, and save the family of our esteemed departed Superin tendent."

TELEGRAPHIC.

LATEST THAMES NEWS.

t S a n GRAHAJMSTOWN.

(From our own Correspondent.)

; Thisdayr^ Steamer Accomodation. V'_."

Steamers are.continually sticking on the mad flats opposite .. ishortland.- yTLhey-yAd? vertiser complains that nothing has been done with Kopu, where- steamers could get at all states of the tide. It says that in consideration of the importance of a road from Shortland, and- Of r'^tKe ..fact that Ohinemuri is now and is likely to remain in thd hands of the Genej-Hl'Goyernmeht, Dr. Pollen should have given some aid towards the road and jetty. It also thinks that Mr Whkaker, owner of the land at Kopu, jhould do something in the "matter.,'" 'dfi- meeting of the inhabitants of Shortland is likely,:to be held in the matter, ten tlmh <:-> r-f ... ""

Hospital Sunday. - y e . Yea^day K wasHospital Sunday, and col lections were made in all 'the-, churches, except the 'Congregational:- -The'following are. the sums obtained :—St. George's.(Epis copalian), £T& 9s "5d -~ Roman" Catholic, £12 10s 4d ; Presbyterian; £9., 15s lOd ; Orahaniatown Wealeyan, £4' lis* 4d £ Short land Wesleyan, £3, ; .Baptist, £fr &a. 10d; Primitive Methodist, £iddi6aA6d ;-.i total, £54 12s 3d. This is about £10 less than last year. otl'*Y>d¥tw " I* ' The Woman Glecson Again- At the^cPt/lice- Court: 7tO-day,. Catherine Gleeson, well known as principal witness against and'',§ly.p for' specimen stealing, and wituess for the defence in the case Crown v. Browh; for nndtiiiw Auckland, wa3 charged with malicious and*'defamatory libel against Alexander Johnston. The libel was contaitred"~itra~lßtter-to~ John-6ookj~a sfiw'eho dejßih/ the .Mantfkau; i in) whicfcl iß^ stkedthat Johnston .^aA habitually steafing ■pecimens from the Manukau mine and b«l^ingl(th"fem JitfOfliil 9 ga,iden'i'Y x'&a& vttfte ■equentiy l&-"8<.m^P erson wil° owned, a claim. , -,• -. 0 , r » f a r. t ,-x r. rt "X Mr Tyie." stated that the prosecution was likely to be settled; and "asked for an adjourn ment-till Thursday v '.._ !; , ~ ..., lfT Vy ,> T .,t, o ct"*' ' It is understood' "that.: tlie Jdelendant'y^J: withdraw Ihe statement and apologise.--!:**'* te Assaulting a Ohinafaaiif '** *"*.., John Reid was charged with, assaulting a Chinaman T_imed?Ah' Tuk. r" 'ThTe' case* %as •dpourned to procure the services of an inter pret^ l sSim Jssd^ ia ,yt ,•'*. ckS-sats! tyta Mining-.'NeWS«-if& BroostsfioO Lowefc'-TAbutcJ^gold Waited''"weigh&P 213 ozs 18 dwfcs .IS.grs. It will give a r return of £105 to the shareholders. :'„_'./ *"* '" \ •,-,_.. .j. ,_ 'The tributers of Goldfen Hill: Tribute have 17 ozs .1 Ldwcs melted. ..The returnjs ■carcerypayable. Te extct amountcrushed not yet known.

Larceny.

William Siuel indMary Bremen were each entenced,, to two months for larceny—the

ormer for stealing a suit of clothes belong ng to his mate from a lodging-house, the atter for stealing a bottle ot yjhiakey from Hotel. Both pleaded gudty |

CAMBRIDGE.

ffffr own Correspondent')? '* * W > o^ i . *"(-rrrv..i V 4* dM . Y ! ,j^ u Taura^a; ißpai^ ; r V pad through to. Tauranga„.is not tyfjet. Moat of the natives have agreed v&x% Ngakwtti( Wi&uiu flam^l-iitpongl -^iition nnd entries great'freight.; j ,... in-«" ; .*,; ; ';./«, .}-.,„ .-,■.. 0.

Hotel Destroyed at Poverty Bay.

Three Persons Burnt to Death.

POYEhTY BAY.. ; ;< (Per Press Telegram Agency.) "•'""A : Thisday. News of a sad accident has been received from Poverty Bay. Tibbal's Hotel was burnt down, and his wife and two children burnt to death.

WELLINGTON.

(From our own Correspondent.) This day,

Papal Infallibility Controversy.

A very interesting controversy has been going on in the papers regarding the infalli bility of the Pope," and the allegiance of Catholics on the question of personal allegi ance to the Pope. James Edward Fitzgerald writes a very-interesting letter to the T ; imes. He takes Archbishop Manning's platform, viz., that the civil allegiance of no man is unlimited, and therefore that the civil allegiance of all men who believe in God or are; governed; by, conscience is in that sense divided, and argues that such doctrine is politically immoral, and that should the two principles of allegiance to the State as a civilian sand allegiance to the head of the Church as a Catholic come into conflict, an honest and honorable man has but one course, viz., to transfer bis allegiance 7and his person, to some other state, allegiance to which is compatible with his sense of personal duty. As the colonization of America has shown that allegiance can be transfered, without.a breach of international law, any honest Eng lish Catholic who does not recognise his undivided allegiance to the Queen ought to become a naturalised subject- to the. Pope, and become a Foreigner as regards his status in Englandy "A Catholic" this morning based his argument that the two allegances are distinct and not incompatible in any good citizen.- . ; < Plentifulness of Employment., A good deal of land in the subarban por tions of the city are being cnt up into small sections for working men's cottages. About a hundred of these will be sold at the begin ning of next week. Employment still con tinues abundant, and there are no complaints of poverty. Very few cases of distress are heard of. t-r ...--, ~..-.;-•,- ■_.■ - ■_-~ - .- , .. -- ..--,-. ,- City Finances. t The Mayoivia-expected to come down next week with arf-elaborate review of the finan cial condition of the Coporation, and proba bly with a scheme for a large loan for carrying oiitsanitarywoiks.

Dissolute Characters.—Hutt Land.'S.

A new feature in the domestic economy of Wellington, is the number of dissolute women about.

Land at the Hutt is coming into request for villa residence sites.

DUNEDIN.

(From our own Gorrespondent.) This day. The Location of Judges- , The Guardian suggests the appointment of Major Palmer to inspect and report on the Volunteers.

The Star says the following may be depended on as the Ideation of Judges :— , Judge Williams, Otago ;..Mr _ . Justice Johnston, Canterbury; Prendergast, Wel lington, Wanganui, and Nitpier; and Mr Gillies, Auckland. During Judge Rich mond's absence the other judges take the remaining circuits-; -Judge -Prendergast taking rMarlborough, Jiidge Gillies, Nelson, and Judge "Johnson," Westland. Judge Williams makes his debut in Westland and then comes here.* f' Yy "i-1f ''' 1 ' i'- '

The Wellington's Passengers. yThe following are. the' TWellingt6ifs pas serigers for Jth le" Manukau :—Mr and Mrs. Hooper, Messrs Hack, Couzens, and Davis. 1

Suspected Child, Murder.. ~t; C MargaretTCollihs/ a servant at Milton, was; secretly confined yesterday, and| a dead female,«child-was found concealed ih.her bed with its' ihroat cut. Collins is in custody. ._ _ v Torreis Stmts Mail. "k ; Private letters "state it .is intended to run the Torres Straits steamers Normanby and Somerset from Morton Bay to some port in New Zealand. y .\sV*m* Eyeing Matters. It is denied that Proteus and Gosshawk have been purchased for Dunedin. /I.bey willr however," I be T fentefed' (for the races at tliismeetiug. | U'Ay, Af.diWT (ArrfrrLddidl \<,y-y

WANGANUI.

(Per Press Telegram Agency.) <i __Satnrday. in JHidoiaiig-r^W^ngaHuf^ Dunedin. ;

In a match between the Wanganui Rifles and Captain Wales' Company v at[.2oo, 500,-; affdraOKyii'ds^&ihots at '- each * ratige, Wa"*** nganui score'd:n472",'dan-average of 47 :-— -l Purnell, 55 ; Armstrong, 53 ; Ross,: 50 ; Churton, 49; Somerville, 49; Ward, 46; Parkesj.44 V.Mahoriey;43;;?>CaiT,R '42^; Col-1 lard, 41. 28 consecutive bull's eyes were made at 200 yards. -_ —<">-

NEW PLYMOUTH.

(Per Press Telegram Agency.)

ttat mawt j-*"-'*'**^" -r-?¥■.. d%y.~ 4S¥tl» Gwefrntnent land 'dale on Saturday, allotments on .deferred,. sWe^e aup tione«rfor'a8 Jnra6_i as £35'sJ'per acre. 7 There Was l£Beii competition. A few allotments, for cash, "were knockedi down at £3 llif. were not, taken. up at' tlie v pset price. '"s' ° ° "** ! ''

WELLINGTON.

X (*_§?. Yreniidfelegii&xii Agehqy.)

Satiudaff;.

Suicide on the Berfcr. The Post publishes a report;pf the case of suicide of Joseph Patten, ohijef isteward of the Bejar, on the voyage out. He drank, two ounces of audanum, having: got at the medicinej chest. Efforts were unavailing to save hi9*ijfe. t ": ' "*5 Shipping The Star of the South arrived after a long passage' from Napier ; also, the schooner Fairlie^from Auckland. " A ...**" .-'■.,'■ Arrived: Ard en tinny, barque, from Lon don, wit!;, no passengers; but a lot of pure bred stock for Napier, and a' number of I Enslish birds. :!;v -/ '•. 'A Very'lew of the Berar's immigrants -now i remain-oh Soames'lsland. The Spar of the South-has sailed for ; L ytteltoh. : VY-y-r *.... , _£_ Warning re Ohinemuri. ; Underihe heading " Supposed Ohinemuri Goldfield^' "Long TomyTWriteji'toth- Time* cautioning working metffto be .^careful foefore > throwing away the substance for the shadow. !He speaks with twenifcy-'twO'y^^ experienced lin mining, three being on AJhe Thames gold-: 1 field. He was one or the delegates chosen |by ten thousand jnine_rs to ascertain the ! feeling of nafiv^ichtefajjbpdn' the. question, land whether "there was any chance of the speedy opening )pf; :Ohinemuri.: Asfter; [that; [duty was performed, he and two,otherjKje-j i ganencedr miners started:, at midnight, irpja \ Tmc pel Crossing, andY pro«pectpd the ' country between. - Te , r Hira's * hut j and [the j j WdM,^fourteen \mttf% ir &h«i 9? vntry. waßf terribly rough",' witli steep ranges, precipitous chasms, rapid creeks and. waterfalls.,^ 'P^SA discovered quartz reefs though they drove along them,could not^gßt; the colour.^ Some reefs were' lj5 p and v2o4eet through; "butquit'e fliht^ahd huhjapydtoking, *$$$$' aljJd ;Iteiited numerous leaders with eW&3s W&9A¥*<?Qmm .* &M 1 the. ninth day they reached the Waihi, and found many alluvial prospecting [holes, they iunk

alongside them in many places, but only on One" occasion were lucky enough to get a single sjpeck of god They brought back about twenty pounds .06 the most likely looking quart*, but it -di'ip not yield a tgace of gold. § &

CITY COUNCIL.—This Day.

£20,000 FOR JPOTV .AND. MOTION'S PROPERTY,:'/ * '"' tM "**""

A SPECiIti; m*eetik*u' of r the' City Couhcll.'wa^ held this afternoon, to ' deliberate on the question of Water Supply. , r '. "'..'■ ..

the Late saPEPaNTENDTCNt. ;.;■",', Before the main -subject' was introdtice3,. his Worship the Mayor made a graceful allusion to the death of the late' Superintend dent." On his "Worship's motion, a yote'bf condolence was' passed to Mff; Williamson.' '.!, : WATER SOPPEY. The report of the sub-committee on the subject was read. This merely called the attention of the Council to the following re port. (It will be borne in mind that Mr. Motion had offeredjto pi^Vfbi3 tancl to the Council for £30,000, and afterwards for £23,000.)

"Auckland, February 12, 1875.—P. A. Philips, Esq., Town Clerk, Auckland^: Sir,— .We Ybeg?_ td77a7sknovfted'#e'ilfecefpE^f^jrotit communication, of the llth inst., asking us to examine and value the property of Mr Motion, known as the Western Springs,, We have how the honot to inform you thatJ*we have examined the said -property, ivh'ch comprises 144 acres 3 roods 32 per. (more or diss)- of freehold laiM, as per plan attached hereto,^, initialed in red JCF and W-A, together with*', the mill machinery and all other buildings thereon erected, with ail water springs rising thereon or flowing through the said land ; alsbr, all da-fris, Wftter-races, fluming, and any?-f other ripa rian lights thereto belonging ; also, any; re parian rights Mr, W. Motion may possess aa lessee of the land on tho western side 01-^the stream known as Creek.!;jjro vided due prbvisiongb'e made 50 give liim, the said Mr. 7. Motjon, sufficient water from the : Baid l ';Edgcumbe's"*C)eek for Ordinary: agricultural? or domestic require ments during his term of lease, of which about sixteen years are unexpired. Arid'we have now tlie honor to report that we value the whole of the above-described property, with all the rights^ thereto belonging, at<the sum of £20,000.—We have the honor t<£?be, sir, jour obedient servants, J. C. Fi&H, Wm,,,Ait.ken." .., ~..•-..,:.„ jo) .». <\ v q On the ' motion of; 'Councillor Isaac'?, seconded'- by- ..Councillor Buchanan,- -it - was resolved that the negotiations' be' leftin';the" hands of the sub'-committefe/to arrange with Mr Motion. ' \Ay_X ni A-d'ioMi^ d'A'fr This was all the business. - y-,-, , _-~ '~,\ A lecture on a very interesting» fend important subject will be -'delivered this evening by Rev. i Samuel - Macfarlane of Christchutch, mi Rev.- Mr Turner's chapel at the corner :of Pitt and Vincent-streets. The subject will be;?4-The art df opening and shutting the month. EhJ_h_M

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WANTEipV-V Cook for ' an Hotel at Russell,' jmale or female — Apply to H. Oramj \Pr'icce Arthur Hotel, Hobson and Wellegley-st'estß, Auckland. **"'• \ 'A .NTEI),.'X Respectable young | '. Wpman as GeneraljS^fyan^.—Apply to Mrs Hill,'Hebson-street'.' ' 'j',' ''.'"At Wanted; iCTpw,N,;)Board and: . Residence; ifpr J;wo[;youj,gi Men at Mr J. HetnuVs, Grey-street.: rather ,mbr,e than half-way up, r.Kfat-frandaide.'V ';' j_____ WANTED,' a. respectable middle aged Woman, references required, for the Thames + Hotel.—Apply r t© Mrs-Grattan, Emily place. ■ y _ j ,>j Q /"j- WANTED.— A new arrival from home, having had ten years experience of office"- life,' sßipplogVcorrespoiS'lence, tits, in London, is willing to take a Situation at a nominal salary. -Age. 28 —Apply to X.V Z., Post-office. ANTED,- k fifst-cksfe Sldughter - man.—A. Dornwell. WANTED to LET, a Shop on the East side pf Queen-street. -fjtopCL poßition for business!— Apply to Saniuel Wells,'l29, Queen -street. ___. ANTED, 1 a i man I Cbbk i- Aj^ply immediately at Moyle's Wharf Dining Ro^hin/Queen-street^ '' j. T t Ct Y\": \"\' WANTED, a Boy to look after a ' pony and ihake himself useful.—Apply be tween 5 and 6 p.m., to Dr Hooper. ~A\\TA NTED, .a Farm Labourer,, with --/ YY colonial experlidoeA Wife^ Dairymaid.— Apply to Mr Buciilarid, Durham-street, next Wednesday ~_ajb,lo p's'flpk. _ _~ ft r> WANTED;^ GM $b^ma]Usl&Mf \ generally useful. — Apply to J. Levy, Clothi«r, 210, Queeri-gjfreetV d'Y i'" A"JT ''ItWANTED, Good General Servants | X.At to call at Mrs Home's, Wakefield-street. -^LXTA NT ED, jm active single Man 'A HHy YAfai gcneral^orJ^fa^niWnii.dbft. cwrs^idd . the (.lough. Kegular employment, if suitable. —C T. i vWrett, Mount Hobson hursery, Remuera ,^t^ANT^P,^a; r =sipa?!fe. B&y>-^&pj>}y U_v[___ ', itojthe Qlariera;.lPni6n;S!j.ghg|id Door Co. j WANTED, a smart Yonth as Messenger: must be able to r de.— Apply :tothsiPribliah«y_yql^ <i>iA CiJOO 3riT I WAjNTED, a Youth to drive a,| Horse and Cart.—Apply to J. Hanley. j Gingerbcer Mahnfactnrfei; C_-<B^<t__et;_.Kewton WANTED A.Stapng Lad.—Apply | c* to Gfeorge Giles, Butcher, Queen-Btreet. -?\M&s^tyrs<g9si&§m^&MaPt- V V Apply at Bennett's Drapery Warehouse, 172, j jjueen-Bteet.,, . y-yi-r/yr nyq *r/r j WANTED, i^o^d.General,Seriv&»ts ! for the Waikato, Townj. jua.4" Suburhs.-<«>srs i . .Coh'f Select Regis.toJMaco,.Queeh T str,eet, opposite i Army ai_d:N% Hotel: ' Jr'"' ~..._ ~ WANTED, a s.TO»g.jpoja»M»Ppren __tice, and a helper.—Apply to Leahy and Lorrigan, Horso Bhoers and General -Smiths, Symopds steeet. \£\ ? .j -_jx \_J__ | 1 ANTtfD, a gSsd Otffc fo^the _U Enterprise No. 2.—Apply at once on board. ANTED, young Carpenters, Bricklayers, Masons, and others, to know that they can learn how to make Working Drawings at -a very small cost by joining the DrawingiClasa at the Mechanics' Institute, any luesdiy or Friday—evening. ANTED, a General Secant.— Apply at the- Fitzroy Hotel, Wlkefield «treet. fig WANTED, a^ Governess.-^fc^pply Mrs Courtayne^ Claremont House, Princes ■treet. . .'," A W"H O^would go to WakefieliaMltreet, ~ to have-Framing and Gilding done in all their branches 11 Sensible people only, anTFthey will get full sj.tißfaction from J. R. DE COURQ^ ANTED,; *a smart active Bw.-M. * BrearleyVßntoher, Wakefiejdjjstreet. WA'NfFM),. middle-aged .Woman;isJloiisekeeper, in°i small family, who '.iban^lfef well recommended for . honesty/|md^Bobrretg|-Apply to |Jio. 14, Insurance Building, Auckland. . W /ANTED a email Boy to make himself uselul atr my--residr ; __ cc, Angleaea ; st/eel-^^ppiy.^7i|?- F- !*■ Prime, at the ofißde, Idßurancie Buildingß, between 10 and 11 o'clock^ __ _ _ iTXZA^fel^ H £ootl General f , .T__Y Sferrant.—Apply at La'penter's Arms, [ :^SSfifeSfetS dlisg) VrrnP, 3QQ _mMJ3D WAJNTED to » £T, a groomed House in Grafton RoidK^iifpfc &U.Mi Lennox, Estate Agent, Queenf-fljjje*^:A <ff \;U?T' v\d ANTED, a Bf^^n^l'B6n6J^odf apply without good references.—A*p|.lP^. _4-T j H. Hardington, ManukaSg^te_/oqehU9|^i.uyilJl<l t l^liS^lSCsE^il-ffil^speetable active X V Yruth to drive a baker's Cart—Apply Union I Bakyy, Byn^H.-> ( j % ff j A q g {j ■ i tajflro --f-ycr.^PPlTii^M.csi Whitspo'S; Qy»ftoPi;RoAd_ y ' T r'-' -vuggy; on* that can drive and living ia - Parnell preferred.—Apply to Dr Ellis, Famed.



WANTED, a of respgctrttyle! parents as an-Apprentice for the Working Jewellery Department.—H. Kohn, Auckland. ANTEA a ' good ; Bread ! and Confectionerjr BaSer,—Apply R. and R. Duder, Devonport Store,1 "North Snote. T\ RANTED, immediatelj, Appven- T T ' ' tie'eS aid IfeprovSrs for thfe Dressiriaklng.— Apply personally, froifi I*. ti. 18, at 3, Gr6y-sfreet, opposite Young's, tie Butcher |./. .. _~■, ,- _ ANTEL), 50 Navvies for tlie jkiipara Eailway. -Highest wages given.— Apply on the Works, Kaipaiu, or at the Market Hotel. WANTED KNOWW, that Edgar asd Co's Djing and Cleaning Fsttblish menthis been RKMOVED from Hhortland-atreet to Welie-lay-street East. ,opposite the Golden Crown Brewery Ladies acd gentlelhen Waited upon for orde'S by leaving their address by post, or at the office, Wellesley-street Fast, opposite Golden Crown' Brewery. . .yy .'.''■. '" AIVTED KJNOWiNi that D" ... GtfertfE is prepared to supply all kinds of Timber and othfer Building materials, including Sashes, Doors,! Moul dings, Bfoad Tirfcber. House Blocks, Posts, Rails, Hardwood Felloes, Shafts, Iron bark and Blue Cum Laths, Shingles, iSc.,&c., at the lowest market price, at.his Xard , Custdm-house street. -~ - . ~-' ~.'.' ,'..' j j..'. '-. ■, HjT AMT ED to SELL (cheap), * V "White Lead, Galvapised Tubs ; also, Pumps Painta, Ploujbs, &c. N.B -Highest price given for all kinds of old Metal.— ALFRED SatAKT, next to Blue Post Victoria street : ; ANTED KKOWJV, that J. MORRIS >N is prepared to execute all kinds of ASP'ALTING at reasonable, price3.—^Address Star Office^ .-' <■~' : ■ ; P/AMTED KNOWN, that The *T Parithaon is the only Bou'e in Auckland where you c?.n be measured at Stock Prices. Trousers, from 15s : Trousersjand sVests, from 25s ; Paget and Mourning Coats, from 355; Galatea and Sac Coats, from 20s; Riding Habits, from 50.; B'ys Suits of Colonial' Tweeds; and warranted'a good article, 40s.— Ford, Potter & Co, The Pantheon, Queen-street ANTED KNOWN" that L have gome cheap.goods for a few weeks. Apples, 01f. for ls;< Co'okiiig apples, 51b for Is ; about GO dozen of Morton's Anchovy Sauce, 8d per bottle. Gs per dozen ; Strong's Lancashire Sauce, fid per bottle, 4s fid per dozen ; Yankee Pvelish, the richest sauce out, only 9d per bottle, 7s. Gd .per dozen; large bars of soap, Od ; Brandon's best full weight Candles, lid per lb; Plates, 2d, 3d, and 4d each; Cups and Saucers, Gd and 8d; White and Gold -Toilet Sets, 2f»s por set ; Children's School Books, Is Od per dozen; Lemon Peel, Is Gd per lt>: Turkey Figs, 8d per lt>, or 8s Cd by the box 'of lOlhH; -Cobking apples, 7s per case; and a variety of other articles cheap.—Apply to H. "Wat^s,- General Dealer, Pitt-street. , : . .; ANTED KNOWN that GABEBTTBROS. have now REMOVED to their New Brick Building, in Wakefleld-strect, wheiie they/;Wili supply their, customers;' as .usual. Storekeepers and Merchants Supplied.—GAßßETT BROTHERS, Dublin House, Wakefield-styeet. ; ., \nj AJN T Jfi D, 6UO ; 7" tdiis bi old v v Brass, Copper, Iron, Zinc, Pewter, Lead, Muntz Metal, Waste Paper, Canvas, Bagging, Eope, and Bags ; also, Bottles, Cast-off Clothing,. *c, at BATIYE ■& CO.'S London Marine Store, Old Marfrot, Qui_eri-Rtredt.' Auckland.—S. Moss, Manager KNOWN/ that' we make a Good Slack Suit to measure at £410s Ford, Potter and Co .The Pantheon. '|JKI*CE OE WaLEB AHEATRE. Lessee Mr B. J, DeLias. Director ..Mr GS-. Darrell. Positively the Last Week of those celebrated and ?'.,; ni ;.! highly successful Artistes, MR AND MRS GEORGE DARRELL. Positively the Last Night of the Great Drama, MAN AND WIFE! -MAN AND WIFE ! Received by an overflowing house on Saturday with ENTHUSIASTIC APPLAUSE I Bead opinions of the Press—One of the greatest Drams* of .the day/ •*'" t i"v •-' LAST NIGHT OF MAN AND WIFE! To-morrow (Tuesday),' .flrat production of the Great American Orama,,!RUßß REDMOND; or. Life in the Backwoods, as played in America for over 160Q nights. - . ?v"'/f 1 *'l r __,' I "'' ■■ *" U ■;: Prfcds;—Circle, 4s ; Stalls, 2s 6d " Pit, Is. Seats can be reserved at Upton <* Co.'s. OUPE R I N TE NDENCY. TO THIE ELECTORS OFTHE PROVINCE* /; 3a pE.ATOKLAND^ " GKNTi_SMMir,--I feeg'to annduiice that lam again a Candidate for the Superintendency. I shall take an .ea^ly,opportunity^ of making known to you my views and opinions on the subject of Provincialism, &c. . ...•■r'ssVi'J'affl. Gantlemta*:' -' -'' l'A-y>l -..-A ' Yours, faithfully, J. M. DARGAVILLE. Auckland, February 22,1875. — AAA A .A,i. J KX7Z± —3 A.IAj., AA\ TX^AIUKUAGRICUL '^Qj^^^. .^^.^-IJ^AL SHOW. The s.s. x -ff;.> h/aioUO baa -f»__ia Will leave the .Goverpment Wharf. 'Onehunga, «fi.. a.-: j:.:',:;ri-;H ,K,i:ii,.r,n .-,■■_,-■ _.j. dotml immediately after the arrival of the 7.30 am. train from Auckland," to -'conveyf passesgers^to the' above Exhibition o^-^p^fM^A.^ c ths.^4^4nst»nt.. , . , , „ - iJ.. W. WALLER. A S 9nt. _ . . . . zbtulkm n?. o.a ovow-i.3W Custom-house-street, I February 22, IB7saaiT a* :.zlail ! jS^Sk. ; ,I^: ; PNtIL i WOIITII, ? ,JF ; OR j^ "■*-*-■ NOOMEA; Calling at Norfolk Applications rfor Freight must be made by Noon on TUESDAY, 2brd instant. S cd _MXb7AitcHAßm9. | 22nd February, 1875. * * | "P 1 o fCMt>Hi^iatrßi. ' Ihe SCuti»r'^NDrifß:"wffl"' :isaU i ''ISrv.iS^ TO-MQKROW (Tuesday)^_at B_p.Jß. '. For freight, apply to' ''-':J- M. NICCOL. February 22,1876.K3Ki« rn*!« " boa '^ydiehTjJi: K RS. H A R,B EM<mnSG&QQI>. Shortlan d Crescent.—Studies will be Resumed j on TUESDAY, February 23,1875. LIZ ABETH _JRQ£. ERS. — Please have your boxes removed immediately. YSTIC LOYAL ORANGE ihtO-^WL^^as;! yy The Regular Monthly Meeting of the above Lodge will be held TO-MOBROW EVENING (Thursday), at the Young Men's Christian Rooms, at 7.30 o'clock. Visiting brethren are invited to attend. By order of the the W. M. T ODG'EaST.^AW'DR'EW^rM^ S.C. The Regular Monthly Meeting of this.Lodge will be,held? THIS : (Monday), EYjENlNa,,;afc half-past.7 o^clock, in the Lodge-room, Star Hotel. ~—»■ By order. r^-.±r r„~\ ~ . T^X UNION EROM NEWCASTLE. FIVE HUNDRED TONS COALS, FROM GRETA COLLIERY. Greta Colliery Coals are acknowledged superior to any other for gas, steam, or household puypoees.-: , -, STpNE BROTHERS. S^a'THO-IsSuTI.AiT Queen-street, Feb. 19,1875. T^OTICE OF REMOVAL. B. CROCKER, respectfully informs his numerous friends, customers, and the general public, that he na_bxemo™>d his-Boot. Manufactpiy- tonthOße premises irt&Hi^lr^positeMWWs fidllalntf'iihd'^BiSkUr's. Tictdriaittreet;; formerly Oflcupied. by, Mr JohnntOne, whose stock Mr CROCKER has .purchased,. H«-will as ninal, carry otfMtl'bUsinbss.1 knd t6^isfWiid ktnliy not have favoured him with a turn, he onl} solicits a single trial, when ht. is sure it will be ™W_^m^ R 'A7.rAjjA«L<r,Tj rpO LET, a House of twenty-three I Rooms, together with the whole or part of the Furniture, including a Bilhard-BagateUe Table.— Apply to Mrs John Lepine, Princes-street, Onehunga. TpENDERS Wanted for Forming , .pvsftttI.**



.1 ....... . ...., .. ... . ......... __ •:■ ■ - -.« -~-.: . ,:v.-..-.i...-*, X ■'-' .- ' '"' '- ' '-.'' Id A. A TMPROVEMEtfTS , I are about to be effected in QUEEN-STREET by the Premises now occupied by SAMUEL COOMBE-i, 80, Queen-street, being pulled down to m»ke room for Brick Buildings. Sale will com mence on MONDAY, 22ad February, 1876. OHINEMURI being about to be Opened, a chance will be afforded to Diggers and the Working Men of Auckland of BUYING G'tOD CLOTflljy.U. CHEAP, at the Palo' which la n w being held at BAMOELCOOMBEK, 80, Queen-street, iv con quence of th* Building being about to be pulled down. Hale will com mence. MONDAY, 22nd February. GOLD in any quantity c»n be expended to the best ad vantage at the COMPUL SORY _J *LE now bein; held at SaMUKL COOMBES, 80, Queen-street, for tbree week* only, as I must shut i r t • up at the end of the present month. Sale will commence ' MOM DAY, 22nd February, y ■ r • I q (■_ -r ~- .■; ,i , j 7- > ' -: y r7/ THIS LIXIM. It ii impossible for the Clothiers of Auckland to competn, and they are therefore in . ~,,-,. despair at the prioea the y" G--ods are being sold at by SAMUEL COOMBES, 80, Queen-street. . Sale will commence MONDAY 22ad February. ..... -...:.'-.■ A GREAT RUSH J\_ being about to take plica, those who would buy from . the CHE\PttBT r > ; 7 "--i-.-ii _ ASSORTMENT OF CLOTH;_ ING wer, offered to the r T public of Auckland, should c*ll at once on .SAM TIBET. __~_„,„ C .OMBBS, 80, Queen-street, i : : ;,...-i. l Sale will commence MOX— DAYi'22nd Februwr. <i r stf. S.aotqtTrQ tiitsqß jaizo aaj a o w a ijr i.iA'!'i-r>( ay.k «-.%%■-■;■£, on "ft * j~ ,-SfIOTa TT. ..Tcr < OZA AAAATf SALE of MEN'S. YoUTHB' AND BOY'S . „ ■-..,,. ... . ... -„-,-,-. rr CLOTHING is now being ; ;s...orJ toy !.v,.,-s&otk o he ld »t BIMOL ..,r.ws,.-,;, .» -,_ , i C'»OillBE?, r! Bo,,Qtt j een T : ;t^oo:xr '--~'-"--■-.-■ r y gtreet, wb'o'* must leave ...... 'present Premises at the *h y sV y" "... ... end of theihonth „-Sale ' Jw "..","*. '*>.*' wilcoinuience MONDAY ■ (% O A A.s t% Xs"r' .*■'•"' ' Z^&Xtbrvtarj, .. .■ : .Y.z. Js y_ t W •-' '--.-A •;-. ~\ '.eg g's icwif ■ .«=2,lbo.ij : cJi.oJ :'-.' -1- KT;_.] JBOfi4S3st fi'O ; siiiod T3vj !■". si y i*. *-"* i«o»l .-^.<""' litsiia joO s2 .rfjsffja' ; n[i.C"! . i-;j '--"", .--y'ii'Y 'ih;;iL'fcr.._.-rA :-■' Ii oi'-: : . Jv-,1 ':;;.; >"•- ,-*;!!"•'■' *1«S btjfZ.l -■■ ::-.;.': ;^". 7'r '5 <r.^.iT J?.. ACHANCE '•'' "' -'• . not often occurring ia r»._Sf.AD 'Al now offered of a selection from :. : A, a'-'^^-aasH the' ' BJiST -ASSORTED SroCJL OF. CLOTHIiVG In .. ~- - Auckland, at such prices ,as '•■• - . ,-, ; i y cannot be beaten for CHEAP- - '~, T . a , O f,j . - _>EdS In; B'A M'TT,E.'L '.)' A, ni. ri__a COOMBES, 80, Qaeon-street. , i =, -~,D Sale will oommence MON- -"-i j«-4_>_l.b' .»tsIO DAY,/22ndFebruary. ;..-,< dilam^-) ,B<tq*arfoS r. «_* "t 1.1 « i i ja. ": tHOtt t holUo<.l ,_:iW«O i.H* ttohninl ,wioSS hcfi s!A ■'-'""•■-■■■'' " ' b" ' - "' y KOITIKOZS OK .Hi'AO fdlOlllTB—: m&EI 92,> s QUEEN-STREETj. 3 .aoTOi.a-io>f <T I .o'ra -hiiSi'-4KeKi.ANDj. o mo;ihr» I . KJ VL O 8 "?' B'i"JlJii IB rl .W ( .TaWI.TB-.«cAHGK_YW ,_;. cr? H(I A If » wLw\ I iI-O MOfl H 0 f >*H.TAJfOOiITIJ 1 ,»* ..3^, .3.K.H..0 ,»9b!*H t.«* ««.? "'',(r anii&^toal j- '" ' '*,'.)■.-!.■)•)..'■ ;-)iT«" hl.-ft i»s|wi t i"ra..'.*,-.;_! ftf!_) 8' D---K. -I ii'A U O M "Til J i} I wbiooi fosuiti'i"! od fw-5 svixi>'. 9ftJ to X'ti 1 "ny» so :i.. ;**■'*'-'t^.BAi i I v:;'!. :.•■'" (fAA fTI I :!- _'.-> HO: ' 1 A»hfkaa3 B^aiaii^ Hi *?<-« ..-liai'l syiEonpallai .1 t .%da B tr rJiv£iiH ff .w 1 2 BTi'SI A n OMf If. BSAiK. & ,UlTo>lU'> ,viTO I i ." ',tisfft-> ■''^'■'A!*' -."';-<'k ■.-f»?-if!grt»'^i!Ci:J--f..Vjl J Ei



TTtfTTfrD METHODIST" FREE U CHrfttcil." Pitt and Vincent.streets. TH3.5 (MONDAY) EVENING, February 22, 1875. A LECTURE Will be delivered by the REV. S. MACFARLANE (>Of Christchurch). ___* Subject: " The Art of Openiag and Shutting the Mouth, with Illustrations." ADMissioy-oyrg shilling SHERIDAN -STREET CHAPEL ANNIVERSARY. ON TUESDAY, FBBKUARY 23ri>, A PubUc Tea will be provided id the Chapel. Tea on tables at 6 30. Tickets, Is &1 each After Tea addresses will be delivered by Revs W. Harris, W. Tinsley, and other friends. Collections after each service in aid of Chapel Funds. TTTEsLJSYAN CHURCH, PITT-ST.* A LECTURE BY Thß Rev. A. M.-HENDERSON, OF MEIj'BOUi.JfG, "THE CREATION OF THE HEAVENS," Will be given in the above Church oil THURSDAY next, February 25. Tickets 2s each, mar be bad at "Wayte's, Champtaloup and Cooper's, and Turre.l s, Queeh-TStreet; and Stretton's, Pitt-street. The pro ceeds will be demoted to the Building Fund of the New Congregational CliuTrhj Beresford-street. HUNGERS SEWINGMACiiIJN'IS. v? ; IMPORTANT NOTICE. 7. ; ; I have now Reduced the Price of the Genuine Singer's Family and Manufacturing Sewing Machines to Melbourne Prices. GEORGE HESLOP, AGENT, The Fitting Shop, Vulcan Lane. _. -_-„___________ » FOR SALE, a very "convenient Cottage in Parnell, at present let to a good tenant for 13s per week. Price for cash, £75. About 100 acres good hpnd, near the Station, Papakura Valley, will be solti cheap. Bouses. Land, <£c, To Let and Eor Sale New Potatoes, Onions, Farm Produca, &c, &c, at Lowtst Prices. Also, several good Hack and Harness Horses. y j',{ *■' ' :^R- 0/ GREENWOOD,- ; ■ General Commissi n Agent, Market House^ FOR- SALTS, a second-hand"Pony Carriage.—Apply to Consins and Atkiu, Victoria Steam Carriage and Wheel Factory. TT OTJB-L EOR, SALE. For Sale, with immediate possesion, the Freehold, Goodwill, Furniture, Stock-in-Trade, <Sc, of the Central Hotel, Ngaruawahia, doing a large and profitable business For particulars, apply to E. J. Davidson, Ngaruawahia ; or, to J. M. & J. MOWBRAY, .... , -~. r_, n ~..t Land Agents, Queen-street. Tf O E S A L E,i THE WIND- ILL PROPERTY. Ihe handsome residence of Mr C. F. Partington, containing 8 rooms, frontage to Symonds-street, sSft. by 120ftdeep. The place is in. perfect order.aflwt-class supply for water, tankg.'*c. Priced- i.tso ; also an allotment adjmllni; the above, 5S ft. frontage, 120 ft. deep, £050. Also 120 ft by 80 deep, at £4 per foot. C F. PARTINGTON. FOR SALE, a comfortable family Residence of five rooms in a healthy situation. —Apply to'B. Home, Shortland street. RJEW 'ZEALAND RAILWAYS. POINTS AND CROSSINGS. Public Works Office, Auckland February 15,1875. Tenders will be received at this office till noon on the 25th day of February instant, for the Construc tion of Fifty Sets of Points and Crossings. Plans and Specifications may be seen at the Public Works Offices, Auckland and Shortland (Thames). The lowest or any Tender not necessarily accepted. By order. JAMES STEWART, *""" District Engineer. rpo C RPENT ER S. Tenders wiU be received until noon of the 24th instant, for Repairs, Painting, &c, Joithree shops and a Hotel. m - - ~: 3 - B. KEALS&SON, — _- r . Architects. *Ti O £ IT ;! L D E it S. Tenders will be^received-Until NOON of the 24th inst.. for the erection of a Building at Remuera. ~ , B. KEALS & SON. "j. Architects. rr\ o B u:i L D E R S. Tenders will be receive-kuntil NOON of the 27th Inst, for additions to Pitt-strret Church. "fi. KKALS & SON, jirchitects. piANOFoRTES FJ^OM £20. HARMONIUMsTfBOM £10. T. H. WEBB'S MUSIC SAT-.b'ON,:*W^i^SlJ_iY-STBEI_T. The Cheapest Place in Auckland for Pianofortes I and Harmoniums new and second-hand, by the best makers ; also, let on hire N.B.—Full price given for second-band Pianofortes, or t*ken in e__chwige.'>. JSafiioniuihs,' pianofortes; and.Organs tuned and repaired in town or country by the year* or visit. jb pLEA RING OUT SALE .■piOITITaiCISOO 83113(1 IRONMONGE|RY. OAS. SMART & CO., GENERAL IRONMONGERS, Intend RETIRING FROM THE TRADE, and beg to offer to the public of Auckland their SPLENDID STOCK I B C 3t. I H OF" pi GENERAE ANDuFURNISHING IRONMONGERY, At Prices which shall effeotr an Immediate Clearance. y The Sfock of ELECTRO PLATED WARE Is complete in mosft Elegant Designs. A Large assortment of BJ_I. Teapots, Dish Covers {* &c!, and Magnificent Silber and Anucapnic l2unps, will be sold at VERY LOW PBICES. YVwd Vases Fenders, and Fireirons, will be disposed This is a rare onportunity for Carpenters and Build ers replenishing their stock of Tools and Hardware. The Stock of Furnishing Ironmongery is THE MOST COMPLETE IN THE CITY, And will be sold at ENORMOUS REDUCTIONS. J. SMART & CO., j 220, QUE EN-STREET, j AUCKLAND. '■'■' .-:-.. I "■-':-■■ ■ , -" _________________________________________________■



m o B E SO L B '" AT "' *" COST PRICE! SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF 16-carat Gold Collar Studs I 15 „ Gold Links . 15 „ Gold Solitaires j5 „ Gold Half-suites I , Gold Suites, in Morocco cases. WHITE SHIRTS, linen wrists and fronts; 3s 9d to 10s INDIAN GAUS.E SHIRTS, &c. SILK "BUST COATS, 12s Td. 18a6d, 21« REAL PANAMA HATS, at COST*. J. M. McLACHLAN, 218. QUEBN-STREBT One door from Welleale3 r''Btree PRELIMINARY NOTIOJi. f" P A E R 0 A TFo WNSHI P. OHINEMURI. THE Undersigned having been favoured wiih instructions from Messw Jackson and Russell, will offer for sale by public auction, at,Graham_town, on an early dtte. Allotments in the above Township. Terms of Sale, and date, will appear in a future advertisement. N B -Another steamer will commence running b<.tw(£h Grahamstown and this township withm lew days. SAMUEL COGHRANEI& SON, Auctioneers. TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 22. THE Subscriber has received Ob structions from Benjamin Turner, Bjq .to sell at his residence, JSswiflarket, ou Tuesday, 22nd Feb.. at 12 30 o'c'ocir, The WHOLE of HOUSEHOLD FURNITUR*fi!, iccludiEg-Bedsteads, Jiedding, Sofas. Draw ers, Wardrobe, Pictures, Kitchen Utensils, &c. y GEORGE S3BBIN, • Auctioneer. TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 23. CORN EXCHANGE. ONE HUNDRED AND EIGHTY SHARES IN THE BAY OF ISLANDS COAL COMPANY (LIMITED). GEO. W. BINNEY HAS received instructions to sell by public auction, at the Corn Exchange, on Tuesday, Feb, 23, at ll o'ciock shatp, OKE HUNDRKD AND EIGHTY SHARES lIT THE BAY OF ISLANDS COAL COMPANY (LIMITED). I Terms—Cish. TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 23. SHIP'S STORES, EX * INVERERNE.* E. & H. ISAACS WILL sell by auction, .at their Stores, Fort-street, on Tuesday next, Feb. 23, at 11 o'clock, A very large PaTcsl of Ship's Stores, comprising— ►alt Beef and Pork, Preserved Meats, Biscuit, Flour, Sugar, Soap, Lime Juice. Brandy, Wine, Raisins, Preserved Potatoet, Bice, Sago, Pickles, Oatmeal, &C, &C, &C. ALSO, Harness, Casks, Lamps, Scales. WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 24. "SUNNYSIDE" FARM, MVERHEAD. FARM NEAR HAMILTON. THE Subscribers nave received in structions from Mr Andrew Rooney to sell, at the «* »n« M«t, Fort-street, on Wednesday, 24th inst at 12 o'clock. His VALUABLE FREEHOLD PROPERTY, situated near Htverhead, being Allotments Nos 64 and 57. of the Parish of Paremoremo, containing 730 acres, -of--'which lSfTacrea are fenced, subdivided into paddocks, an! laid down in grass, .I#. - acres planted as an orchard, most of th* * tree» nbw in full bearing. There are 60 acres of good bush, and the property II bounded cm two sides by a creek, which aj.^ ways affords an abundant supply of water. The improvements comprise a comfortable six-roomed House, well finished throughout, a three-stall stable, cowshed, stockyard, out buildings, &c : _ • " '"■ v After above will be offered-;, y 100 acres in the Waikato, being Allotments St and 58, of the Pariah of Pukete, situated . about four miles from Hamilton. There are 25 acres fenced and laid down In grass, and on the farm are erected a four-roomed house, . barni and stable; now in the occupation of '■ Mr Thos. Maunder SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, __.. Auctioneers. • TUESDAY, MARCH 2. ' COR N -E~X CHAN GE. GROCERIES,* PROVISIONS", OILMEN^ STORES, &c TO? bLOSE SHIPMENTS. •' E GE O. W. IBIN NE V Wfl^ rs«^i by public auction, at the Corn Exchange, on Tuesday, 2nd March, at 12 o'clock sharp,.., ~ - ■ ". "".-■". 100 cases Brandon's Candles "i"~"25 cases Bath Bricks - - «. I yl 10. kegs Bicarbonate Soda 23 cases Salmon 10 cases Preserved Milk v •*■ II boxes Orange Pekoe . . t, 10 cases Candied Orange Peel • *'- 50 cases Colman's White Search - . ; -~,'* - 25 Sardines ' __ ' . 7 , .-.-.; ■ " 30 cases Morton's Vinegar 20 cases Whybrow's Salad Oil ... _.<::. 10 cases Keiller's Confectionery 22 cases Morton's Pickles 28 cases Whybrow's Pickleii 20 cases (pints) Castor OU , . ~-80 cases Hawkins'lib. tin Jams A ''. '.'r."3s7cases Hawkins' jarJamsi: '" ' "10 cases Marmalade' Terms at Sale.1; '• :.-'ir.r/oJIdORN v'EXCHAI<feE. i - :T''';AN'."':E ABLY DATE. GEO. W; BINEEY WILL sell by public auction, at the ""Corn Exchange, at an early date, -'-" ban 45 trunks Seasonable Bootii and Shows, ' *1 ~;■;. Particulars in future advertisement. s7M b CORN EXCHANGE. |dsft ARRIVAL OF THE NIGHTINGALE' *& -PROM MELBOURNE, t : -SUGAR FROM IHEYARRAVILLtE j ' REFINERY. sn : GEO. W. BINNEY WILL sell by public auction , at the Corn Exchange, forty-eight hours' after the arrival of the Nightingale, from Melbourms, ]. 2,700 ri_f' A T :»A .-sl.Ui q h*A.<__&l T AU flrst Whitaa. ■ W ':'..■ ni'? /'rV'. 7t'_H Particulars In ftttnre adyer*Hes__M_t-> ,_aO 'iutdt (. " ... - : ______] , . , ,: ■'"'. -.7 --. _________________________________m_____m