which your merits and services bo justly entitle you. You may rely that out entire approbation and good wishes follow you there." . . The address was unanimously adopted, and will be left at the banks for signature. This terminated the proceedings.

TELEGRAPHIC.

TE AWAMUTU.

(From our own Correspondent.) This day.

There is now a probability of a bridge being erected at Hamilton, the Minister for Public Works having telegraphed to our member in reply to representations made by him that instructions would be issued to the District Engineer to move in the matter. The Te Awamutu Cavalry Corps is now performing the half-yearly training. There is a good muster. Several new members have joined, and there is a marked improve ment in horses.

The electors will not return Jones or any non-resident.

GRAHAMSTOWN.

(From our own Correspondent.) This day. The Point Russell (Teasdale tribute) from 4$ tons got 22 ozs 3 dwts.

The Manukau melted 445 ozs 15 dwts gold.

The Golden Hill tribute has 7 ozs 9 dwts gold. The Christmas Eve from 2 tons has 2 ozs 19 dwts.

LATEST SOUTHERN TELEGRAMS.

WELLINGTON. {From our own Coirespondent.) This day. The Cancan. The Duvallis danced the cancan, and a de lightful dance it is, nothing vile except in name, nor improperly suggestive except to the unco quid. At any rate the public ap peared to be well pleased with it, and the general verdict is that it is the best perfor mance the sisters have to show. Miss May Howard. Miss May Howard played last night for the first time in Wellington, Mr G. W. Collier is the principal male performer, and J. B. Steele next.

Hutt Railway. Another section of the Mutt line is com pleted, and, practically, open, though not to the public.

Heavy Rain.—Leaky Custom-house. There has been a steady downpour of rain for the last two days, but not sufficient to cause any floods. Both papers pitch in about the roof of the Custom-house leaking like a cullender, so that the clerks had to strew the counters with blotting paper and put tubs about the floor to catch the drippings of water coming through. Melancholy End of a Drunkard.

A woman, the wife of a night-watchman, died suddenly. It appears she has been addicted to drinking very much, and her husband was accustomed to lock her up every night as he went on duty. This night he did so, and on coming home in the morning made a fire, cooked breakfast, and when he brought a cup of tea to his wife he found her dead. An inquest is being held to-day.

DUNEDIN.

(Prom our own Correspondent.) This day. Heavy Arbitration Award- There was a stormy discussion in the Council on Saturday over the fees charged T)y the arbitrators for widening Princes street. When appointed, the Council determined that the remuneration should in no case exceed £500, divisable among the five arbi trators. Now the latterclaim over£Boo, which the Council is determined to resist. The deci sion arrived at the committee meeting by some means' leaked out, and the principle ten ants interested immediately lifted their award, and themselves gave a cheque for the fees. The Mayor termed the arbitrators' action in very strong terms. The Council's arbitra tors are Messrs. Birch (ex-Mayor) and Haw kins. They shelter themselves on the ground that they had acted before the receipt of the appointment, and, therefore, were not bound by the latter.

PORT CHALMERS.

. (From our own Correspondent.) This day. Heavy. Weather A heavy easterly gale continued all yester day with rain The Clio schooner from Wellington to Moeraki put in weather bound. She was in company with the schooners Clematis and Jessie, bound to Lyttelton, and ■the Pearl from Greymouth, bound to Timaru. The steamer Comerang bound for the Bluff, put back after nearly getting into trouble •while trying to pass the heads yesterday, a heavy sea slewed her broad-side on, and a great deal of water got on board, she managed to head in shore and run back.

NAPIER.

(Per Press Telegram Agency.) This day. Eoutledge, Kennedy and Co. have sold 60 bead of cattle. Four year old steers, £12 each ; three year old, £9 15s j cows, £7 5s to £9 15s ; two year old heifers, £6 5s each.

WELLINGTON.

(Per Press.Telegram Agency.)

This day. Sailed: Taranaki for Picton and North. Passengers : the Duvalli troupe; Mesdames Levy, Cohen, Stewart; Misses Stewart (2), Mr. and Mrs. Linil and son, Messrs. Light band, Deacon, Richardson, Pauline, Mcßeth Powell, Paterson, Kirealdy, Henderson, Smith, Toomey, Bruce, Burgmen, Kobertson Bryant, Holmes, Cook, Credier, Mr. and Mrs. Pinch, Mr. and Mrs. Butterworth. Important Mining Decision. The Court of Appeal has decided that miners have no right to allow their tailings to flow into streams running through lands held in fee simple, or on lease from the Crown. Thua, if a stream flowing through private property were polluted by tailings the owner of the property had the right to nomi nal damages against the person causing such pollution, and if not nominal then also to such substantial damages as shouid be proved to have been sustained. .

CHRISTCHURCH.

(Per Press Telegram Agency.) This day. The question of erecting a new theatre is •gain revived. It is rumoured that the Government gave authority to the lessee of the present building, and that he, with Mr Hoakins and several local influential gentle man intend erecting a new theatre on the present site.

DUNEDIN.

\rer Press Telegram Agency.) Monday. Deliberate Attempt to TJpset a Train- A deliberate attempt was made by two fa *% lads to upset .the'.Gciesn '.tslaiii train. J ,- rammed stonea between points till the \ A were forced1- out •of place •; the' driver V v Jthe danger and .pulled up in. time. The p., she have a cine. : \i has been raining incessantly ever .since the Governor arrived. BBi'Excellency at! present if^sufferjng from lumbago. The MarchionfifglJJioJldi'a, rectption to-day. The baft by the citizens is for Friday.-'

The arbitrators fees re widening Princess street, is causing considerable adverse com* mente. National Insurance Company. At the National Insurance Company's meeting to-day, Mr. Leary moved, as an amendment on tbe report that £12,500, or 2a 6d per share out of profits, be carried to capital account, instead of to reserve fund. The directors opposed it on the ground that they wished to get a reserve fund of £30,000. Mr. Reeves asked if it was proposed to amalgamate with the New Zealand Insurance Company, and Mr. Kennedy having stated that he should oppose any such proposal, a ballot was taken, and the amendment was negatived by three to one. Messrs. W. C. Larnach and Robert Wilson (the retiring directors) were re-elected. Mr. R. A. Law was elected a director in place of Mr. Richard Oliver.

LATEST ENGLISH TELEGRAMS

[PER JAVA CABLE.)

Mr Vogel Arranges for a Cable

Dinner to Sir George Bowen.

BLUFF.

May 10. The s.B. Tararua with the English mail, left Melbourne on the 3rd, and arrived at the Bluff at 1 p.m. on the 10th. LONDON. April 28. The Installation of the Prince of Wales as Grand Master of the Freemasons, in the Albert Hall, was a magnificent ceremony. 700 Masons were present. The miners in South Wales refuse to resume on the masters conditions. April 30. An influential deputation yesterday inter viewed Earl Carnarvon, urging the annex ation of New Guinea. Earl Carnarvon acknowledged the importance of the subject, and thought the Government should proceed cautiously, and desired the manifestions of more interest for Australia. The banquet to Governor Bowen was a success. The Duke of Edinburgh presided ; 302 persons were present. Sir James Fergus son was among the speakers.

LONDON.

May 1. Mr Vogel has arranged for the formation of the New Zealand Cable. Sir Arthur Gordon has received extended power for the protection of the coast tribes of New Guinea. , BERLIN. May 1. ' The Emperor of Germany hag approved of the introduction of a bill for the suppression of religious orders. The Bishop of Munster is released.

AUSTRALIAN TELEGRAMS.

(Pee Tararua. MELBOURNE. May 3. A cricket team, comprised jointly of Sydney and Melbourne players, is likely to visit New Zealand after Christmas, and play in the various provinces.— Mr Anthony Trollope was a passengar on board the mail boat. He proceeds to Queensland.

SYDNEY.

May 3. The Bank of New South Wales has de clared a dividend of 17J per cent.

THE SUEZ MAIL.

TEE S.S. 'TARARUA,' AT THE BLUFF.)

, The following is the Suez mail summary per s.s. Golconda to Glenelg :— The Queen held a Court at Buckingham Palace, when several nobles and governors and ex-governors were represented. Prince Leopold slowly improves in health. The Queen expresses great affliction at the death of Sir Arthur Helps. The Prince Imperial, of France, is likely to attach himself to the sth Eoyal Irish Lancers, to undergo a course of practical military instruction. Bishop Jenner, the rector of Dunedin, is to come to the colonies, exchanging his parish at home with Bishop Jermyn. Epidemic cholera, at Colombo, has carried off a hundred of natives out of five hundred attacked. A Buddhist priest has been convicted of the Candy murder, and sentenced to death. Mr Gladstone has replied to the critics in another pamphlet entitled "Vaticanism." Parliamentary legislation has decidedly retrograded the tendency of many enact ments of past sessions being stealthily under mining the liberal policy. The Regimental Exchanges Bill for example is regarded as a cover and a step towards the restoration of army purchase. There is great indignation amongst the Liberals, mingled with contempt for the weakness of the Government. Mockery and impatience mark all thei r measures. The eclipse of the sun will generally be observed throughout India. — War with Bur mah is imminent.—Colonel Bromes and party (who were to travel through China from Burmah) had scarcely started when they were driven back by the Chinese, and the Governor of Minnen. Colonel Bromes ; was treacherously murdered. He repulsed 500 Chinese with his small party of Sikhs. The travelling expedition is given up, and the latest news shows that Burmah prompted the Chinese to this breach of faith, and murder; if so, war will be declared. Another dispute with Burmah about boun daries is imminent. Sir F. D. Forsyth has gone on a special mission to the King. The Prince of Wales will have a right royal reception in India. The Viceroy had a grand reception at Delhi from the chiefs of the Punjaub. The pro cession consisted of sixteen elephants, includ ing the Viceroy's one, which was covered with a gold crown; &c. The Viceroy made a speech to the Maharajah [and Rajah, refer ring to the Burmah, Baroda, and the Prince of Wales' visit. Lord Carnarvon refuses compensation for the .liberation of the slaves on the Gold Coast, on the grounds that but for British interfer ence slaveholders would either now be dead or themselves in slavery. A football match at Kensington, between All England and Scotland, resulted in a draw. Several destructive fires have occurred, in volving thousands of pounds. Shocking accounts of famine in Asia Minor are received. In one district 90,000 persons perished. Three Liverpool ships are missing. They have not been heard of for months. Bishop Colenso's advocacy of Langa balele rendered him unpopular in Natal. His return was received with signs of subor dination. The Times publishes a verbatim report of Colonel Phayre's cross-examination, and con siders the result would have rendered it impossible for "any tribunal to find the Gni cowar guilty. Dr. Joseph Fagar will accompany the Prince of Wales to India to open the Na tional Exhibition.

SPAIN.

The young King is reported as as disheart ened. He entertains serious thoughts of ab dicating. His strong-minded sister, Coun teasa S.S. Girgenti, has gone to him, bat his Ministry is divided. The report of an at tempted aesasnination /of the King in un founded ; l but> With his attendant, the King was nearlyj eluffQcatedi::ti»-< death^i through sleeeping in|a/.fl»)eleiß joom. -f> r r !.>

PROVINCIAL COUNCIL.

Aiter the delivery of the Superintendent's speech yesterday no business of importance was transacted.- Mr Reader Wood made a statement with reference to the changes' in the Executive. Mr Tonks also explained that he had been induced by Sir George Grey to hold office longer than he would have done, when he knew that he could not remain the session out. Various notices of motion were given.

BUSINESS FOR TO-DAY. Notices of Motion. katlway returns. Mr Cheeseman to ask. the Provincial Treasurer, whether the return of Income and Expenditure on the Auckland and Waikato Railway, as made by him (Mr. Cheeseman) in the Council on Thursday, 11th June, 1874, have been obtained by the Provincial authorities from the General Government; and if not, why not ? PETITION. Mr Swanson to move, that the petition of J. H. Field be referred to the Private Grievance Committee. UNAUTHORISED EXPENDITURE. Mr. Wood to move, that a respectful address be presented to His Honor the Superintendent, requesting him to recom mend for appropriation the sum of £3,801 17s. 7(1. to cover the unauthorised expendi ture incurred under Special Orders during the year 1874-75. . ADDRESS IN REPLY. Mr Rees to move, that the following address be presented to his Honor the Super intendent in reply to his Honor's opening speech:—

"We, the members of the Provincial Council of the Province of Auckland, thank your Honor for the speech with which you have opened this the thirtieth session of the Council.

" We beg to assure your Honor that we will give our best consideration to the matters referred to in your speech ; and we trust that our deliberations will result in measures conducive to the prosperity and good government of the province." Mr Carleton to move, that the name of Mr Lusk be added to the names proposed for the Audit Committee.

PEDLINGTON V MEDLINGTON

(To the Editor of the Evening Star.) Sir, —In yours of last evening I read that Mr Ormond at Napier, when speaking of Mr Buchanan said " that the worst kind of lie was one with 'a little truth'in it." Musing on it, I took up the Herald of yesterday and read a letter from " Anon, of Medlington," on " city boundaries," and immediately found there was no necessity for goiDg from home to Napier for "little truth." "Anon" to smooth his "little truth" says: " I do not believe it will much increase the burdens of ratepayers outside the present city boun dary." As anjnhabitant of " Pedlington," I take the liberty of telling "Anon of Med lington" that there is " a little truth" in his calculations of rates payable in the city for the £500 property. " A little truth" stands out in bold relief and grim irony in the city, well drained, lighted, and made, of course not out of the pockets of the '• Pedlingtons " but by " agitation "&c. from revenues and licenses, and doubting the licenses paid at present by surburb carriers, "Anon of Medlington" talks, "a little truth" about communities shirking liabilities, but was it not his belief that we paid more in the suburbs for a £500 property, else what was the drift of his "little truth."—l am, &c, Pedmngton.

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i 6 T^ILSON'S STATUTES."-Copy • » missing from City Council Offices. If borrowed, please return. ANTED, a respectable Lad, who can write a good hand,—For address, apply to Star office. W'~~ ANTED, a General Servant.— Apply to Mi-h .1. E. Coney, Graf ton Road. WANTED, on experienced Millner —Apply to William Wilson, Queen-street.!?. ANTED, a respectable Girl.— j»pplv to Mrs J. M. Brigham, corner of Graham and Hardinge-street. ANTED, a Boy, about 15 or 16. —Apply to Mr G. Williamson, Tobacconist, Queen-street ANTED, a good General Servant; also a Strong Lad —Apply to Mr Messenger, Epping atul London "ETou^e. WANTED, a good General Servant. —Apply to Mrs Asher, llobson-atreet, oppo site St Matthew's Church. ANTED, three Men accustomed to spadework—Apply to Mason Bios., Pon sonby Rond WANTED, a Girl, about 16.— " " Apply to Mrs. Easdown. WANTED, immediately, a respect able girl to assist in housework, age between 13 and 14.—Apply to Mrs Chalmers, Upper Quetn street "ANTED, a General Servant.— Apply to Mrs B. E. Williams, Carlton B pad. ANTED, a Married Couple, with out encumbrance;—wife to cook, and man to work in the garden.—Apply to Mason Bros, Parnell Nursery. ANTED, a Dairy of good Butter. Cash paid on delivery.—Apply to Henry Slater. No 40, Victoria-street West. ANTED, a Housemaid.—Apply , between 10 and 1 to Mrs Churton, senr., llutland Road, Parnell. ANTED, Two good Closers.— Apply to George Hemus, Excelsior Boot Factory, Upper Queen-street. W ANTED, a Housekeeper's place. ■' ™ —For reference, inquire L, Stab office. The C ountry pireferred W~ ANTED, at Stretton'B,- top of Grey-street, buyers of just opened Berlin Wools, Slippers, Tea Coseys, Smoking Caps, Honiton Braids, and other Fancy Goods; Wools, double and single, 6d a dozen; Patterns shaded. ANTED KNOWN comfortable Board and Residence for two or three respectable young men can be had at Mrs Xeggett's, Drake-street ANI ED, two Milk Boys.—Apply to Thomas Johnston, Eemuera Dairy. WXNTED KNOWN—L~ H. Green has on sale this Planting Season a Choice Collection of Nursery Stock, comprising all the best kinds of Trees and Shrubs, at the Nursery, Seafleld View, and. every Saturday in the Market, at the lowest possible prices. N.8.-L. H. Green begs to intimate that all orders for Garden work will toe punctually attended to by day work or contract. ANTED KNOWN, tnat Robert Brewin, of Auckland Seed Depot, who has Re moved opposite Messrs. T. and S. Morrin's, has on Sale a choice assortment of Agricultural, Vegetable, and Flower Seeds of sterling Merit, Seeds of Pines, Cypresses, Gums, and Acacias; also of all the most useful JNew Zealand Forest Trees and Shrubs, Seed Potatoes, Cabbage, and Cauliflower Plants, and a choice collection of Nursery Stock time to name and of first quality. R. B. respectfully intimates that his Seeds 'are specially selected for this market, being varieties he has found most suitable for this climate during eleven years experience as a practical Horti culturist. Sole agent for Mason Brothers. ANTED, 500 tons o Old Brass, Copper, Iron, Zinc, Pewter, Lead, Muntz Metal, Waste Paper, Canvas, Bagging, Rope, and Rags ; also, Bottles, Cast-off Clothing,, 4c., at BA.TTYE * CO.'S London Marine Store, Old Market, Queen-street, Auckland.—S. Moss, Manager ANTED KNOW IN, that J. MORRISON is prepared to execute all kinds of ASPHALTING at reasonable prices.—Address Stab Office.



WANTED, the general public to know that W. KIRBY, corner of Queen and Wakefl eld-streets, has on sale :—Newcastle Coal wholesale and retail), at the lowest rates. Bricks, Lime, Sand, Shells, Tiles, Iron-bark Shafts, Spokes, and Red-gum Felloes. *&,. 4c. always on hand, A large supply of the best Newcastle Coke now on hand. ANTED .KNOWN,'' 'the' bes I price given for broken Flint Olass at Auck land Glass Works, Union-street.



WANTED! WANTED! WANTED to SELL!—ISO cases of Apples. Small Apples, 51bs for Is ■ large Apples, 41bs for Is; Dealer, Pitt-street. 20 dozen Vases, from Is pair ; 200 dozen assorted Plates, cheap. . W~' ANTED KNOWN.—That Elli man's Celebrated Koyal Embrocation for Horsos, Cattle. Sheep, «C, continues,, to give the greatest satisfaction to all who use it. It Is a certain cure for Lameness, Swellings, Sprains. Over-reaches, Bruises, Sores, and Cuts of every kind Fust-rate local testimonials may be se. non application. Sole agents for Auckland, W. S. JONES, Saddler, Queen W 1" 6 'ANTED KNOWN, that the Road is easy and natural from The Pantheon to the Savißg's Bank, two doors below.—Ford Potter; and Co., Tailors, Hatters, Outfitters, 198 Qneen-street. ANTED KNOWN that GARRETT BROS, have now REMOVED to their New Brick Building, in Wakefield-street, where they will supply their customers as usual. Storekeepers and Merchants Supplied.—GAßßETT BROTHERS, Dublin Boot and Shoe Warehouse, Wakefield-street. 7iT~BEWARD.— LOST, a Black OW-L Feit Hat with patent leather lining, from the Occidental Hotel, yesterday. . Any person return ing the same wiu receive -™£ Ws . May 11,1875. OW BEADY.—A New fcong— "Sleep Baby Mine," composed by S. J. Lambert, F.R.a.S., Professor of Music May be purchased at the Music Sellers, Auckland. Price, Three (shillings. A_STK__r~_iJNOWN, that our TWEEDS for Autumn and Winter are quite up to the mark in quality, pattern, texture, a_a teitonaUjeiiess of price.— rihe Pantheon, 198, Queen-street. TpJEtijNUE of Wales theatre. LAST APPEARANCE BUT ONE OF THE SUCCESSFUIi A._4TI3TK, GRACE E GEE TON (Mrs. Geo. Case). for the first time. "MR. AND MKS. CASE'S TRIP TO THE RfILNE ;" Or, the Chowlbr Family on thbie, Travels. Second Pact— SELECTIONS jbom "jLaTJiSx ItfTELLIGJBNCK." TO-MORROW (WEDNESDAY), FAREWELL AND COMfLIMKJNXARY BENEFIT To GRACE EGERTON



ON HER LAST ArPEABAJSTCE IST AUCKLAND. SPEOIAL AND ATTRACTIVE PBOQBAMME ! ! For this occasion Omnibuses will leave for all the Suburbs at the conclusion of the Entertainment. PKICES :- Dress Circle, 3s; Family Tickets to admit four, 10s (to be procured only at Mr Upton's, where a plan may be seen and seats secured); Stalls, 2s: PIT, Is. Doors open at 7.30, commence at 8 o'clock. ri RAND CONCERT^ MES. MITCHELL begs to announce that she will give her ANJnTJaL CONCERT in the Choral Hall on THUR-DA.Y, May 27,1875, upon which occasion she will be assisted by Misk Christian, the Auckland Choral Society, the Ponsonby Musical Society, the City Hand, and other friends. Particulars and programme in a future issue. CITY COUNCIL ELECTION. TO-MORROW is the Buy! Polling commences at 8 o'clock. Your vole and interest in respectfully requested for EDWARD ISAACS. rpo CHEMISTS & DRUGGISTS. Wanted, an ASSISTANT, for the Thames.—Apply KBMPTHORNE. PROSSER * CO., "Victoria street. J£ BECCOMBE & SON, MALTSTBRS, BREWERS, AND BOTTLERS, GREAT NORTHERN BREWERY, AUCKLAND. TjiNG-LISH Evening Class for young -Li Ladies on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Thurs days, from half-past 5 o'clock to 7 p.m. Drawing Class for young Ladies—Monday and Thursday afternoons from 4 p.m. to 5 p.m. Drawing Class for young Gentlemen—Saturday afternoons from 3 p.m. to f> p.m.—The Mis«os Craio corner of Grahameand Hardinge-streets.—May 11,1875. ELWIN B. DICK S0 N, LICENSED LAND BROKER, Under the Land Transfer (Torrens') Act, 1870, DRAUGHTSMAN, ILLUMINATOR, HERALD PAINTER, ETC. Loans negotiated on approved security. General Agency Business transacted for Country Settlers. Agent for Mutual Life Association of Australia. 43, Insurance Buildinok, Auckland. T OST or Stolen, on the afternoon of J JLJ Thursday, the 7th inst., a Brown Retriever I Pup. Anyone leaving such information at Sydney | House, next Union Bank, Queen-street, as may lead to its recovery, will be rewarded. Anyone found detaining the same after this date will be prosecuted —May 11, .1874. g I JS G I NG- CLASS. MR J, BROWN will commence a new ELT3MEN- TaRY SINGING CLASS on HULLAH'S SYSTEM on MONDAY JCvening, May 24th, at th« Youn* Men's Christian Association Jttoom, at 7 o'clock punctually The Second Quarter of the PART SINGING CLASS will commence on the same evening at 8 o'clock, Terms :5a Per Quarter for each Class. EMU ERA PRESBYTERIAN C H TJ B C H. OPENING SERVICES. The Opening Service of the above Church will be conducted on the 16th May, by the Rev. David Beuce, at 11 a.m.; and by the Rev. R. F. Macnicol at 6.30 p.m. Collections in aid of the Building Fund. A SOIREE, m connection with the above, will be held on THURSDAY EVENING, May 20, at 6.30 o'clock. LOST, two One Pound Notes, in the neighbourhood of Queen-street. The finder will be rewarded on application at office of this paper. IF Mr. Evans, Hotel-keeper, Auck land, does not pay the cost of repairing his Coat and Vest, they will be sold to pay expenses.—Geo. Pabkee, Tailor, Albert-street, Auckland. MR. T. Cooper's Singing Class will not meet on Wednesday (To-morrow) Even ing, inconsequence of the United Prayer Meeting to be held at the Rooms. / A Public Meeting of the Ratepayers of the Eden Terrace will be held at the Eden Vine Hotel, at 7 o'clock on Wednesday Evening next. rpo TAILORS and MILITARY A OUTFITTERS-Tenders will be received by the undersigned, until noon, on Thursday, the 13th May, 1875, for the Supply ef Fifty Sufts of Uniform for the Auckland Battery of Artillery.—For particu lars, apply to Mr Payne. Watchmaker and Jeweller. Queen-street.—J. HERBERT BURNS, Captain. rpHE MISSES BANKS will be JL happy to receive some Pupils for Singing, to join their own, qn Thursday Evening, May 13.— Cholmley House, Vincent Lane. MISS LOCKWOOD, Milliner and Dressmaker, removed to Grey-street, next Mr Wilson's. Baker; Feathers cleaned and dyed; Apprentices wanted. f?l REWARD.—Strayed from the CXi JL ; new North Road, on the 28th April, a Bay Gelding, Fawn, black points, near /oreleg slightly enlarged.' If returned to the undersigned, will receive the above reward.—E. D. Halstead, V.S. ■ TO be SOLD—a bargain—a new IKON SAFJB (by Tann), lft 6in by 2ft. Also, Dr TJre's Scientific Dictionary, comoleto in three bound volumes—latest edition.—a. Cocksey. Music Seller. 240, Queen-street, Auckland. SAFARI SAFES! SAFES!—Five Tann's noted Fire and Thief Proof Safes on Sale by E and H. Isaacs. 10.G.T— Star of Newton Lodge.— • Members of the above Lodge will in future meet on Tuesdays instead ef Thursdays.—Samuel Worms, W. 8. ■' ■-.■ ■ ;'-"•' ---' "pOR KAIPARA (Direct). 4fli?N«^ The fine Schooner . .Dauntless Will sail (from the Queen-street Wharf), as above, on Thursday next, the 13ih inst, : •_> For freight, 4c, apply to M. NICCOL, : Custom-house-street,



rpHE following persons are objected to as not being entitled to have their namea retained on the list of Voters for the Electoral District of CITY OF AUCKLAND EAST :— 13-Allen, Joseph Wymark, Qneen-street, leasehold, No. 84, Queen-street, shop and dwelling in his occupation—left the colony; objected to by John Swinnertoa Duke, an elector. 17-Anderson, James, Grafton Koad, household, Grafton Road, dwelling—no qualification; ob jected to by John Swinnerton Dulse, an elector. 33-Bailey, Samuel, Eden Crescent, household. Eden Crescent, dwelling—no qualification; objected to by John Swinnerton Duke, an elector. 35-Baldwin, William Bolton, Queen-street, lease hold, shop in his occupation, Queen-street—no qualification ; objected to by John Swinnerton Duke, an elector^ i 44-Barrell, Peter, Chancery-street, household, Chancery-street, dwelling—no qualification; objected to by John Swinnerton Duke, an elector. 50-Beck, Richard, Queen-street, household, Queen street, dwelling—left colony; objected to by John Swinnerton Duke, an elector. 53-Belcber, Thomas, Upper Queen-street, leasehold, Queen-street, livery stables in his occupation no qualification ; objected to by H. C. Balnea yis, Kegistration Officer. _4-Bell, Thomas, corner of Lome and Abercrombie .) streets, household, four-roomed cottage, corner of Lome-street—no qualification; objected to by John Swinnerton Duke, an elector. 55-Eell, Thomas, Edwardes-street, household, Edwardes-street, dwelling—no qualification; objected to by John Swinnerton Duke, an elector. 61-Beveridge, Andrew, The Tower, Kemuera, free hold, part of allotments No. 20 and 21, of sectiqn No. 4. city of Auckland—dead; objected to by H. C. Balneavis, Registration Officer. C5-Blagrove, Valentine, Mount-street, household, Mount-street, dwelling—no qualification; ob jected to by John Swinnerton Duke, an elector. 70-Bowden, Joseph Charles Dandy, Shortland street, leasehold, Shortland-street, dwelling in his occupation—no qualification; objected to by John Swinnerton Duke, an elector, 76-Breen, John, Wynyard-street, household, Wyn yard-street, dwelling-no qualification; objected to by John Swinnerton Duke, an elector. 77-Brett Henry, Jermyn-street, household, Jermyn street, dwelling-left district; objected to by ! John Swinnerton Duke, an elector. 79-Bright, Samud, Parnell, leasehold, Shortland street, offices in his occupation—no qualifica tion ; objected to by John Swinnerton Duke, an elector. 90-Brown James, Mount-street, household, Mount street, dwelling—no qualification; objected to by John Swinnerton Duke, an elector. 91-Browne, Alfred Augustus, Epsom, leasehold, Fort-street, store in his occupation—no qualifi cation ; objected to by John Swinnerton Duke, an elector, 92-'Browne, James, Edwardes-street, household. Edwaraes-street, dwelling—left district; ob jected to by John Swinnerton Duke, an elector. 100-Buckley, John; Edwardes-street, household, Edwardes-street, dwelling—left district; ob jected to by John Swinnerton Duke, an elector. ion-Burgees, Frederick; Victoria Quadrant, house hold, Victoria Quadrant, four-roomed cottage, no qualification ; objected to by John Swinner ton Duke, an elector. 122-Campbell, Archibald, Thames, freehold, house, C 8 Liverpool-street— dead; objected to by John Swinnerton Duke, an elector. 124-Oampbell, Neil, Queen-street, household, Queen street, house and shop opposite old Court house-left district; objected to by H. C. Balneavis, Registration .Officer. 139-Carter, Josiah Flower. Edwardes-street, lease hold, Edwardes-street, dwelling—no qualifica tion ; objected to by H. C. Balneavis, Registra tion Officer. 143-Cass, Berry, Queen-street, leasehold, corner of Queen and Wellesley-streets, wood house in his occupation—no qualification ; objected to by John Swinnerton Duke, an elector 160-Chapman. William, 168, Queen-street, house hold, 168, Queen-street, dwelling—left dutrict; objected to by John Swinnerton Duke, an •lector. • 101-Clarke, Henry, Queen-street, leasehold, Queen street, Duke of Marlborough Hotel, in bis occupation—dead ; objected to fey John Swinnerton Duke, an elector 173-Collins, John, Edwardes_- street, household, Kdwardet-street, dwelling—no qualification ; objected to by John Swinnerton Duke, an elector 191-Cotters, Thomas. Queen-street, household, Queen street, shop and dwelling- no qualification ; ob jected to by H. C. Balneavis, Registration Officer 197-Craig, Thomas, Graham-street, froehald, Queen street, part of allotment 17, section 14 —no qualification ; objected to by John Swinneiton Duke, an elector 202-Crapp. Albert Montague, Hobson-street lease hold, 182. Queeo-street —no qualification ; objected to by John Swinnerton Duke, an elector . 213-Daffey, Henry, Queen-street, household, Queen street, dwelling-le<t district; objected to by John Swinnerton Duke, an elector 220-D arnedt, Cbarlei, Princes-street, household, Prinres-street, dwelling—no qualification ; ob jected to by John Swinnerton Duke, an elector . 228-DeThierry, Kichard, Elliott-street, household, High-street, premises in his occupation—no qualification ; objected to by H. C. Balneavis, Kegistration Officer ' , 231 Diethlem, A dolphus Henry, Parnell, household, No 40, Shortland-street, premise! in his occu pation—no qualification ; objected toby H. 0. Balnea vis, Registration Officer 237-Dlnnfn, Michael. Ponsonbr Road, freehold, _.om«-street, Wynyard Hotel—no qualification ; objected to by John Swinnerton Duke, an elector , £38-Dixon, Edward, Edwardes-street, household, Edwardes-street, dwelling-house, in his occu pation—left district ; objected to by H. C. Balneavis, Registration Officer 242-Donovan, Thomas, Symonds-itreet, household, Symonds-street, dwelling—no qualification ; objected to by John Swinnerton Duke, an elector 244-Doull, James Cutrie, Havelock-street, household, Wakefield street, dwelling-left district: ob jected to by H. C. Balneavis, Registration Officer 260-Dnndass, Charles, Queen-street, household, Queen-street, premises in his occupation - known as the .".United States Dining-Rooms," —no qualification ; objected to by John Swinnerton Duke, an elector 261-Dyson, Richard Weston, Grafton Road, house hold, 130, Queen-street, in hfs occupation left district; objected to by H. C. Balneavis, Registration Officer 258-Edger, William, Shortland-street, leasehold, Shortland-street, brick building, No 18—no qualification ; objected to by H. C. Balnoavis, Registration Officer 272-Xvinson, Thomas,. Symonds-street, household. Syxnonds-etreet, dwelling—dead ; objected to by John Swiunerton Cuke, an elector 279—Farrow. Robert, A barcrombie-street, household Abercrombie-street. dwelling—no qualification; objected to by John Swinnerton Duke, an elector 281-Farquhar, Alexander, Waterloo Quadrant, house hold, Waterloo Quadrant, dwelling—left district; objected to by H. C. Balneavii Registration Officer 293-Flannighan, John, Lome-street, freehold, Lorne street, premises in his occupation—dead ; objected to by John Hwinnerton Dnke. an elector 309-French, John Michael, College-street, house hold. College-street, dwelling—not in district; objected to by H. C. Balneavii, Registration . Officer: : ■ •'■:■■<■■ ' :< 389-Graham, George, Albert Barracks, freehold, Syrnonds-street, part of allotments 2 and 4 section S3—dead ; objected to by John Swinnerton Duke, an elector 347-Green, James, Liverpool-street. Upper Quaen street, freehold, subdivisions 5, 8,11,12, section ■ 37, city of Auckland -no qualification ; ob jected to by John Swinnerton Buk«, an "t&IHOAM KWTO BSDUff <&A 360-Hall. Thomas Henry, Bereiford-street, lease hold, Lower Queen-street, store in the occupa , tlon of Brown, Hall, and Co—no qualification ; , objected to by John Swinnertoa Duke, an •lector



3S&?HajJ«p, Benjamin Charles, Wen Chrt9cen6ie«^ hold, Clarence Hotel in his occupation—nlT j qualification: objected to by H. 0. Balneavis, Registration Officer . 401-Heske»h, Edwin, Epsom, leasehold, Shortland -1 street, offices in bis occupation—no qualinca tion; objected to by H. O. Balneavis, Kegistra- I tion Officer >y< rg y; r_ ~<fj 404—Biggins, Patrick, Mount-street, Auckland, i household, Mount-itreet, dwelling—no qusUfl cation ; objected to by John Swinarton Duke, an elector . i) '.' j ; ,'j ; L/■'.,/] 406-Hill. Charles. Richmond, Cox's Creek, leasehold, Queen-street, St Mungo Place— twice on roll; objected to by H. C. Balneavis, Registration Officer 408-Hlll, Henry, St George's Bay Road. Parnell, freehold, Shortland-street, part of allotment 6, section 3, Auckland—dead : objected to by H. C. Balnearis, Registration Officer 422-Hooper, Edwin, Wellesley-street, leasehold, Wellesley-street East, premises in throccupa i tion of Hooper, Oliff, and Co-left district; : objected to by John Swinnerton Duke, an elector 423-Hopkins, Joseph, 258, Queen-street, household, 268, Queen-street, premises in his occupation no qualification; objected to by Jjhn Bwinner ton Duke, an elector 424-HopHns, Lewis John, Queen-street, household, Queen-street, shop and dwelling—left district; objected to by H. O. Baluearis, Registiation Officer 425-Horne, Bebert, Grey-street, leasehold, Shortland street office in his occupation—no qualification: objected to by H. C. Balneavis, Registration Officer 436-Ibbetson, Frederick Henry, Auckland, house hold, land in po«seesion of Imperial Govern ment, situated between Volunteer Drill-shed, paddock of Government House, and lAlbert Barracks, four-roomed house—dead; objected to by John Swinnerton Duke, an elector 449-Jamieson, John, Queen-street, leasehold, 208, Queen-street, shop in his occupation—no qualification: objected to by H. C. Balneavis, Registration Officer 460-Jones, Morton, Ponsonby, leasehold. Queen street, premises In his occupation—no qualifica tion ; objected to by H. 0. Balneavis, Regis tration Officer 465-Keamey, Patrick, Queen-street, household, Queen-street, Duke of Marlborough Hotel, dwelling—no qualification ; objected to by John Swinnerton Duke, an elector 468-Kelly, James, Liverpool-street, household, dwelling—no qualification ; objected to by John Swinerton Duke, an elector 474-Kilian, Johanis Bemardus, Wakefleldstreet. household, Wakefield-street-no qualification ; objected to by John Swinnerton Duke, an elector. 476-King, John, Victoria Quadrant, household, dwelling- no qualification : objected to by John Swinnerton Duke, an elector 482-Knight, Alfred, Wakefield-street, household, Wake-«treet, house and shop—no qualification; objected to by John Swinnerton Duke, an elector . 485-1 amb, James, Edwardes-street, freehold, corner of Queen and Edwardes-stieets, in his occupa tion—no qualification-, objected to by H. C. Balneav i s, Registration Officer 490-Leanlng, John, sen, Victoria-street, leasehold, Lower Queen-street, shop in his occupation, knowd as Sione Buildings— no qualification; objected to by H. C, Bolneavis, Registration Officer 491-Leary, WJlliam, Edwaidesstreet, household, Edwardes-street, dwelling—left district; ob jected to by H. C. Balneavis, Registration Officer] 492—Lee, Frederick, Wakefield-street, leasehold, Wakefield-street, dwelling in his occupation ; no qualification ; objected to by John Swin nerton Duke, an elector 495-Lendrum, Robert, Coburg-street, household, Coburg-street, o- clliLg—dead ; objected to by John Bwi nnettuii x>uke, an elector 97—Levy, Be rnard, Hobson street, freehold. Chan cery Lane, four houses adjoining Mr Bacon's public house —new claim; obiected to by H, C. Ba Ineavis, Registration Officer, V w <)3-Lipscombe, Henry, Picton street, household Queen street, store in his occupation—left dis trict ; objected to by H. C. Balneavis, Registra tion Officer. 507-Lloyd, John Frederick, Jermyn street, freehold, Jermyn street, lately in his occupation—left colony; objected to by John Swinnerton Duke, an elector. 509-Longmore, John, Hopetown street, freehold, High street, part of allotment 4, section 4—no qualification; objected to by John Swinnerton Duke, an elector. 620-McCullogh, Robert, Wakefieldstreet, household; Wakefield street, dwelling— bo qualification; objected to by John Swinnerton- Duke, an elector. 521-McCullitm, David, Lome street, freehold, Lome street, premises in his occupation—dead; objected to by John Swinnerton Duke, an elector. 536-MoKellar, James Scott, Alten Road, household, A Hen Road, dwelling—no qualification, ob jected to by John Swinnerton Duke, an elector. 544-M cLarnon, James, Lome-street, freehold, Lome street, allotments 47, 48, and 49, section 32— , ho qualification; objected to by John Swinner ton Duke, an elector;, , tw ; ■ : ■-■■ i 1 545-McLarnon, William George, Lome street, free hold, Lome street, allotments 47, 48, and 49, section 32—property sold f> objected to by John Swinnerton Duke, an elector. 546-McLean, William, Wakefleld-street, household, 'Wakefield street, dwelling—dead; objected to ;by John Swinnerton Duke, an elector. 548—McLeary, Daniel, Symonds street, household, ;Symond street, ;dwelling—no qualification; ••■.., objected to by John Swinnerton Duke, an ■': elector. i 563- Marks, Charles, Hobson street, leasehold, Us .. Queen street in his occupation-new-claim ; objected to by John Swianerton Duke, an elector. 567—M arshall, Alexander, Albert street, freehold allotment at the corner of High street and Vulcan Lane—dead; objected to by John Swinnerton Duke, an elector. 568—M arshall, William, Havelock street, leasehold, Havetock street, dwellinginhis occupation— no qualification.; objected to by>j6hnSwin nerton Duke, an elector. 575—Mason, John, Wynyard street, household, Wynyar d street, dwelling—left district; ob jected to by H. C. Balneavis, Registration Officer. 583—Minhen, John, Victoria Quadrant, household, Victoria Quadrant, dweUing—nonqualification,; objected to by John Swinnerton 'Duke, ah" elector. 586-Monks, Samuel, Edwardes street, freehold, Edwardes street, premises in his occupation— no qualification; objected to by H. C. Bal neavis, Registration Officer. 587-Monaghan, .Malachi Michael, Graftbn Road, leasehold. Grafton Road, between Wynyard street and Stanley street, premises in which he resides —no qualification; objected to by John .-■-■ *• Swinnerton Duke, an elector. . 611-Nelson, Charles Edwin, Karangahape Road, leasehold, Karangahape Road, north side, dwelling in his occupation—no qualification; objected to by John Swinnerton Duke, an elector. 614-Mewman, Joseph, Remuera, freehold, Shortland street, store in the occupation of Messrs Newman andEwen—no qualification; objected' I - to by H. C.'Balneavis, Registration Officer. 630-O'Hara, Daniel Murray, Wakefield street, house hold, Wakefield street, dwelling—no qualifica tion ; objected'to by John Bwinnerton Duke, .tlii an elector. ~ ■•.■.,■,,, •■'.";: iaods :-';::> ■ two 631-O*Hara, John, Wakefield street, freehold, Wake field street, allotment 33, section 34—dead ; objected to by John Swinnerton Duke, an elector, 633-O'Leary, John, Wakefield street, household, Wakefield street, premises in his occupation—> no qualification; objected to by John Bwinner^ ton Duke, an elector. 635rP'Meara, William. Edwardes street, household, Kdwardes street, dwelling —^no -qualification' objected to •by John Swinnerton Duke, an elector. io11"l 0 ' '•'■ ' '-'- fOS" 648-Pain, Charlea, Symonds street, freehold, Symonds street, comer City Road, wooden house—no qualification; objected to by John Swinnerton Duke, an elector. • J •. '-■''■ 658-Pe»rce, John, Quero atreet, leasehold^ Qaeen ■ueet, Waverley Hotel in his occupation—no qualification; objected to by John ftwinnerton -, ; Duke, an elector. 673-Pik*. Charle~srpamelirieMehaid7Syn»ondi"itaiSt !, C.i W 1, sectton. 9-no qualiflcation ; obj«ck«d to H- C^!S 1111 lf lI Is. JtogUfttMtofeiWi, OT-Qutaii, D»nleL Owj^BMitrAWufchoMiv Houie in his ponession In Victoria Quadrait-1 no quallflcatlon ; objected to by John Swliuw^ ton Dnke, ah elector.



'■■- l Bennett—no qualincation: objected to toy -tt. \ 0. Balneavii, Beglrt»tton Officer. <-: q q 7i2.Roth. VUllun Uurence. Symonds-jtreet, home hold, Symondi street, opposite Mount street, dwelling—left district; objected to r by Jona,,, 1 Bwinnerton Duke, an elector. 722-Smdall, Blchard Stennett, Wakefield street leaieheld, Wakefield street, P"*"** ** *™ occupation—left colony ; objected to by Jonn Swinnerton Duke, an elector. 726-S»wklns, Henry, Queen street.! leasehold. Queeft »■ street, house in his occupation-no qualiflca- I* tion: objected to by John Bwinnerton Hake, an ... elector. . • cation :«bjJct«d to by John Swinnerton Duke, I i an elector. 729.8ce»ts, John, Symondi itreet. leuehold, Symon* : •treet.dwellinf in hta occupation-no quaUflca ■ : tion ; objected to by H. 0. Balneavis, Begistra | tion Officer, . 737-B»»inonr. Felix, Official Bay, household. Official Bay, four roomed hou«e-no qualification . objected to by John Swinnerton Duke, a» I elector. ■ "^ 745-Shepherd, John, Shortland street, household, Sbortland street, dwelling-dead ; objected to by John Swinnerton Duke, an elector. 746-Shelston. Thomas, Official Kay, household, Lane off Short street, dwelling—no qualification , objected to by John Swinnerton Duke, an ; elector. ',' 765-Skerry, Michael, Lome street, household, Lome street, dwelling-no qualification ; objected to by John Swinnerton Duke, an elector. • 765-3mallfield, Octavius, Symonds street household, Symonda street, dwelling—left district; ob- I jected to by H. C. Balneavis, Registration ! Officer. , , , 771-Smith. Richard Frederick. Symonds street, free hold, Symonds street, house and a"otm?»t ™ his occupation-no qualification to by John flwinnerton Duke, an elector. 774-Smith, George Sydney, Queen street, household, ;.f-t Ko 228, Queen street, chemist's shop and dwelling—no qualification ; objected to by J onn Swinnerton Duke, an elector. 778-Somervffle, Archibald, Queen street, freehold, Queen street, allotments 1 and 2, section Ai — no qualification; objected to by H. C. Balnea vis, Registration Ofllcer. 780-Somerville, Richard. Queen street, leasehold, Quueen street, store in his occpation—no qualification; objected to by H. C. Balneavis, Registration Officer. 790-Stevens, Francis W. Grafton Road, household, Grafton Road, house in his occupation—left district; objected to by H. C. Balneavis, Regis ; tration Officer. 792-Stewart. James, Princes street, household Bel -1 fast Hotel Princes street—no qualification; ; objected to by John Swinnerton Duke, an : elector. 801-Street, John, Shortland street, leasehold, Short land street, Q.C.B. Hotel, in his occupation— no qualification; objected to by John bwin nerton Duke, an elector. 819-Ternahan, Robert, Hayelock street, leasehold, lot No 1, of subdivision of lot 12, of section 9, city of Auckland—sold; objected to by H. C. Bal neavis, Registration Officer. 822-Thomson, Henry, Havelock street, household, Havelock street, dwelling—dead; objected to by John Swinnerton Duke, an elector. 823-Thorne. William, Liverpool Btreet household, Liverpool street, dwelling—no qualification; I objected to by John Swinnerton Duke, an elector. 824—Thome, William, Wakefield street, freehold, Wakefield street, allotment 36. section 32— sold; objected to by H. C. Balneavis, Regis tration Officer. 827-Tierney Thomas, Wakefield street, household, Wakefield street, dwelling—no qualification; objected to by John Swinnerton Duke, aa elector. 828-Tingey Joseph, Queen street, household, Queen street shop and dwelling—no qualification; objected to by John swinnerton Duke, an elector. . . 83&-Tregoning, Richard, Queen street, leasehold, "Waverley Hotel, Queen street, in his occupa tion—no qualification; objected to by John SwinnertOß Duk«, an elector. 840-Tutty, William, Parnell, Brighton Road, lease hold, Queen street, allotments 11, 12,13, 14, section 32—dead; objected to by H. C. Bal neavis, Registration Officer. 851-Walker, Richard, Eden Crescent, household, Edea Crescent Britomart House, dwelling— new claim; objected to by H. C. Balneavis, Registration Officer. 864-Warner, James, Lome street, household, Lome street, dwelling house, property of Mr E. Brophy—no qualification; objected to by John •Swinnerton Duke, an elector. 865-Warner, Robert, White street, household, "White street, dwelling—no qualification; objected to by John Swinnerton Duke, an elector. 867-Watkinß, Arthur, Princes-street, household, , ; Princes street, dwelling—left district; objected to by H. C. Balneavis, Registration Officer. 871-Watson, Walter Richard, Liverpool street, house hold, corner of Karangahape Road, dwelling no qualification; objected to by John Swinner ton Duke, an elector. 878-^3^oloool, John, Napier street, leasehold, Fort street, office of Waymouth and Son—no quali- ' cation; objected to by H. C. Balneaviß, Regis tration Officer. "879-Waymouth, Frederick, Napier street, leasehold, Fort street, office of Waymouth and Son—no qualification; objected to by H. C. Balneavis, Registration Officer. 882-Webb, Samuel Henry, Wellesley street, lease hold, Fort street, store in his occupation—no qualification; .objected to by John Swinnerton Duke, an elector. ! .; 883-Webb, Thomas, Abercrombie street, household, Abercrombie street, dwelling—no qualification; objected to by John Swinnerton Duke, an , elector. 901-Williamson, John, TJpper Queen street, freehold, ■ Shortlaud-street, part of allotment, section 4, dead; objected to by H. C. Balneavis, Registra tion Officer. , , ■- .-.■,-■' 903-Wilson, John, Liverpool street, freehold, Liver -0 '■ i l\) pool street, house and allotment No. 54, in his occupation—no qualification; objected to by John Swinnerton Duke, an elector. !■;.'-'.:,- ■■ . . • hi ■■. )-■■" 908-Wilson, Joseph, Edwardes street, Edwardes street,..dwelling—no qualification; objected to by John Swinnerton Duke, an elector. , The above objections will be heard by the Revising ~ y Officer appointed for that purpose, at the Registrar's Chambers, Supreme Court, on TUESDAY, 25th May instant, at 11 o'clock. Dated at Auckland, this 10th day of May, 1575. ....... BE H'| ' H. 0. BALNEAVIS, ~ ~:,„ ; ;y . aiiroh Kegistration Officer. .j n } >t | THURSDAY, MAY 13.



TO CLOSE CONSIGNMENTS. L. W, E~ATON WILL sell by auction at his mart, on Thursday, May 13, at 11 o'clock, 250 cases Apples and Pears, consisting of Fear mains, Ripstone Pippins, Stone Pippins, Roche Pippins, Golden Harvey, Russetts, Blenheim Orange, York Pippins, Nectar Pippins, and Napoleon Pears : : '■ 20 barrels Prunes ''" ' ■ 10 matt Dates 10 bag* Onions. • THURSDAY, MAY 13. CORN EXCHANGE. r "' TO CLOSE CONSIGNMENTS. CHEAP HAMS, SUGAR, CON FECTIONERY, &o. G. W. BIN NE V TI7ILL sell by auction, at the Com y*y '~ Exchange, on Thursday, the 13th May, at 11 o'clock sharp, «- - . 2 cases Confectionery (Dunedin) 5 cages Confectionery, Keiller's lib Tins 6 cases Confectionery, Kefller's Jib Tins | 100 bags Sugar (more or less sweated) 1 case of Figs 6 Jars i 8 cases Cheese 122 Hams . •■ -"'--: .;:>>•* r ; .-..v'M>i T; 128 Cloth Pegs. *J. 'j' ■ • »^^„«. ■'. ■ - '•"- .' ■ . Terms;atiSiaiai'): r- ,0-^0 For continuation of Anctions"see . ■ ■ .. ■■■:'i'ovgr T.yg>gy:;.. -~■'',■■•