•Wb learn from Mr. Clifford, a passenger by the Rangatira, who arrived last evening from Noumea by the schooner Noumea, that the RaDgatira; Captain Woods, left Levnka on th_ 26th ultimo with the following passen c«rs—Mr. Berry, Mr. Hong Lee, and nine in the steerage. On the morning of the 31st May at 3 o'clock, the steamer going dead slow'at the time, and waiting for daylight, the morning being dark and rainy, she suddenly struck on a reef. The boats were at on cc lowered and manned, and kept ready for daylight. When morning broke, the pafjsengers were placed in the boats and subsequently landed on an adjacent island, distant some twelve miles. The accident being observed from the Isle of Pines, steam assistance was sent, and the passengers were all conveyed to Noumea, the crew remaining on the island to save what they could from the ship. Captain Scaplehorn interviewed Captain Wood, who had arrived at Noumea, and he reported that he feared lis vessel would become a total wreck. The French Government had sent the Coetlegon steamer, to the scene of disaster, but returned without being able to get near the wreck owing to the heavy sea, and subsequently t!ae war steamer Cher had been dispatched. steamer Lord Ashley, which arrived last night brought up Captain Woods and the officers and crew of the Rangatira. We learn that the vessel broke in two, and the wreck wps sold for £130. S. M. Herald, June 25th.

Captain Woods remained on deck almost continuously from l 2 o'clock until the vessel struck, and was on the point of giving orders toture her round. It appears the night was excessively dark, and not even a ripple'on the water to be seen. On striking, the en sines were instantly reversed, and the steamer would have been got off (having backed 20 feet), only for the loss of the rud der, screw, and stern post, when of course all further attempts were useless. No blame can be attributed to Captain Woods, that he is simply, with a great many others, the victim of those treacherous and most unac countable currents that are to be met with— miles out to sea, mostly all round the island.

NEW CALEDONIA.

On the 25th ultimo, a French warder committed suicide by shooting himself through the heart. I believe he was reprimanded slightly a short time before for some dereliction of duty.

A French ship arrived from Bordeaux on the 28th with someteing like 350 tnns of wine consigned to Adefc, Pellitier, and Clarel. Yon will scarcely credit that, exclusive of brandy, absynth, or vermouth, we consume here about 16,000 casks of wine per annum, and yet one rarely sees a person intoxicated ; but the wine is really good that is imported here.

Monsieur Ca_bonneau, who purchased the wreck of the Wanui, has done remaikably well in his spec. As I before stated, the wreck was knocked down for £94. The Wanui could not be got off, but everything, including boiler and engines, has been re covered, and it is estimated he will realise a profit of £1,200 to £1,500 by his speculation.

TELEGRAPHIC.

HAMILTON.

(From our own Correspondent.)

This day.

A Public Hall. A special committee of the Good Templars reported last evening in favor of forming a Company with a capital of £300 to build a public hall. It is believed the amount will be supplemented by £100 in subscription towards the erection of a public reading room and library. The committee propose building the hall 100 feet by 40, containing ante-rooms, hall, stage, library, and reading reom. The report will be considered next meeting. Advance Good Templars. A Reception Committee has been appointed to receive Mr Turner on arrival, and arrange a programme for a public meeting. The Times' leader on railway mismanage ment has caused a sensation in Waikato. Mr. John Knox, hitherto the greatest enemy of Good Templars in the district, joined the Lodge last night, also a lawyer. Rain, kakino. '

COROMANDEL.

(From oifr own Correspondent.)

This day. The Tokatea report 50 lbs picked stone ; _topes going in No. 1 rise in the seige level. There is gold in the face still. A good-look ing lode in the van level is showing a little gold for some time past. No important news from other partß of the mine.

The Royal Oak has no news of importance.. The usual stoping on No. is being pushed ahead. The leader is looking better in Upper Block, from which a few pounds of picked stone were obtained from this stope. There is no change ia the new Block. The tramwoy level will shortly intersect the old level ground broken,

LATEST SOUTHERN TELEGRAMS.

WELLINGTON.

(Per Press Telegram Agency.)

This day.

A luncheon was given on board the Eawea yesterday afternoon. The Superintendent and about eighty of the principal citizens sat down. A great many more invitations were given.

Sailed: Ladybird for Nelson and the North. Passengers : Messrs Adams, Stohr, Wallace, James, Webb, Palliser, Blackett, xr ii • France» Morris, Mowbray, Homer, Monkman, Boy, and Misses Bishop (3).

DUNEDIN.

(Prom our own Correspondent.) This day. '■ - A Denial. «, • Guardian in authoritatively denying the Times leader, re the General Government and police, says, "Up to the present time t_ie Government never had b fore it any question whatsoever regarding the police, and the, allegations that the Minister of Justice and Minister of Immigration* are present or prospective applicants for the mythical office of Inspector ' i eneral are un founded, and emanating fom a diseased | imagination, as neither f ntlemen or any 01*er of the Ministry ever entertained occupying Buch an office." . . Mr: V>gel. , A notice m the Sta; alluding to the Age pel-gram, says it is f. covert mean attack on Vogei, insinuating he has. sacrificed ««w Zealand for private 'interests. It is a mean return for. jis efforts to forward its progress and beh^interests. . Novfi Point of Law. a novel poini; was raisedjn applying for a new trial m t]ie Southland $ollution case— SV- Kiagswell. Mr. Macassey ob- S3i x? U(,§e CnaPman's jurisdiction, ffi! g ? \ m ProP er appointment as a ter n Jud Se. Judge Johnston, while .. abiding agamst Mr. Macassey, said L * .'i 01!. Were a co«ect result rf 6, would be great failing of justice, /Stintf ..T- hoie conviction'a v of recent /effSted 81 T ttmS\ at would be | wecwa. Leave to appeal was given. "\ Wi":- ft"--i_^ation Returns. show a S gra^°a/etums for the half year m- ,5 eatll of an °ld Colonist. a ad a SiTE an old .reßideQ t in Invercareill, ad a well-known cricketer, died suddenly:

ent.) Mr. and Mrs. Darrell are not drawing so well as they promised to do at the first, but the weather has been very much against them. The Fakir of Oolu purposes opening here on Tuesday next. His agent, H. J. Whit tington, has been here for the last few days making all necessary arrangements for his performances, and has been very successiul in all but in one respect. He could not get the theatre from Hoskins. and has to put up with the Oddfellows' Hall, which is rather small. They will raise prices, however, so as to equalise things. On leaving here, the Fakir goes straight to Auckland, thence to Sydney and on to Melbourne to open the Royal with new and startling effects for a Christmas pantomime.

DUNDEDIN.

[-Per Press Telegram Agency.] * Thursday. Dirty Footpaths. Fifteen persons were summoned to-day for having neglected to clean the footpaths fronting their shops] but as these were the first cases of the kind, the magistrates dis missed the defendants with a caution. All the papers for the last three days have contained letters on _;he filthy state, of the streets, and saying thVt they are the dirtiest streets of any town in the colony.

INVERCARGILL.

(Per Press Telegram Agency.) Thursday. Southland Immigration. The chairman of the Southland Immigra tion Committee has received a letter from Mr. Vogel, in which Sir Julius states that he has made arragemente _for the despatch of eight ships direct to the Bluff, each with 300 immigrants, during next month.

WELLINGTON.

(Per Press Telegrim Agency.) Thursday, Sir Julius Voxel's! Resignation.

The rumour circulated! by the Melbourne Age that Vogel has resigned his position and become one of Rothschild's financial agents, has received semi-official contradiction in the Times and Tribune.

Immigration.

The following is an extract from a tele gram received from the Agent-General, dated London, June 16, giving the names of ves sels and number of immigrants which left for this colony in May :—Alumbagb and Dover, with 772 immigrants, for Auckland ; Hal cione, with 298 for Taranaki ; Frederick bourgh, with 259 for Napier ; Rodney, with 487 for Wellington; Blair Oowrie, with 441 for Lyttelton ; Melusland, with 339 for the Bluff. Stewart's | specials" sail for Auck land on the 7th Ju^.

THE HAWEA.

The departure of the steamer Hawea has been postponed untii Wednesday next. The notice in our front pige is superseded by this intimation.

AUCKLAND STOCK AND MINING

REPORT. Business done, this diy. Bank of New Zealani—Sellers, £18. National Bank —Sellers, 78s. Fiji Bank -Sellers, sts. South British Insurance—Sellers, 48s 6d Ajax (quarter share)— Sellers, 6s. Gem (| share), £22 I Crown Princess— Selleis, 7s. Tairua—Sellers, 735. 1 Una—Sellers, 4s. , Bright Smile—Sellers, 30s. Union Beach—Sellers, 20s. Bismarck—Sellers, 10s. _d. Tokatea—Buyers, 7s. 6d), • Cure—Sellers, 12s. 6d. \ H Red Queen —Sellers, Is 6d

Accidental Drowning.

A MAir"named Siva, a foreigner, met his death this morning by drowiing in the har bour. He was employed as obe of the hands on board the cutter Rob Royjand during the night waß on board the vessel, which lay at anchor between the Breakwater and the Queen-street Wharf. At hall-past five this morning the deceased was on deck with the mate, whose name is J. F\ Johns. The latter bad occasion to go}below; and when he returned in about sten minutes Siva was not to be seen. 4fter looking for and not finding him, Johni gave infor mation to the Water Police, wBo instituted a search with drags. About tenio'clock the unforunate man was found drowted near the cutter, and was conveyed by t|ie police to the D^ad-house. From the slate of de ceased's clothes.there is no doibt he was privately engaged at the time m fell over board. An inquest will be heldlo-morrow. Siva was formerly chief officer of |he whaler Albion. — ■ |

Late Telegrams.

CAMBRIDGE. I (From our own Corresponded;.) Thiday. There is sdme talk of a monster petit ion from the Waikato settlers regardingfthe dis graceful mismanagement of the sail way. The independent action taken by tli_ Wai kato Times re the ability, or ratljer non ability, of the superintendent of constructed railways gives general satisfaction ttirough out the Waikato.

COROMANDEL.

(From our own Correspondent.) I This day. The Bismark crushing at Bennett's bittery was finished on Saturday. The specimens will be crusihed on Monday. The Union Beach is not breaking down yet. ■ I ~, The Golfeonda is at work, and will crußh next week. | The Tokatea tramway is idle. All! the men turned off. It will be a great con venience. \ •'<_•_' I

GRAHAMSTOWN.

(Fron our own Correspondent.) \ This day!. The Red, White and Blue tribute has jnst completed a crushing of 52 tons for a yield of 50 ozs. o%old. The Junction tribute is now retorting. The Curd had 501bs H of. ; specimens thk morning, and a further lot is apparently - coming out this afternoon's shift, as the mine has a god show in three faces. 1, The cutter Tairua has not yet arrived with the trial parcH, but the weather having mo 4 derated, she Mil probably be in this evening.! The Long (Drive got 20 lbs of good rich' specimens to-pay. The market is slack; sales np to noon: Cure, 12s ; Bntannia, 3s ; Ajax, ss. Sellers : Jairua, 77s ; Bern (quarter), £57 10s.

CHRISTCHURCH.

(Per Press Telegram Agency.) ! • This day. Entries. , The following entries for the Christchurch Steeplechase received last night : — The Christchfirch: Handicap Steeplechase, 100 sovereigns, 3J miles. * Mr Hedge's Ivan hoe, Mr Marcs' Mousestrap, Mr James Campbell's Speculator, Mr Craddock's Mus catel, Mr. Britt. in's Royal,Mr Rays' Medora, Mr Campell's [Tommy Dodd, Mr O'Brien's

Kaipai aged.

'he Penwood Stakes Handi-

cap, 60 soys. d Mr Marks' __

lstai.-v., i.L__ut 1J or 2 miles, lousetrap, Mr Jjunn'a Alice

j" — 11( " ',* •■•■■ i '_■•'_. ■ ".'U"V ™" l "-__-__!_■ bell s Speculation, Mr Braddpk's Muscatel Mr Britain's Royalty, Mr lay's Medore! Mr Campbell's Tommy Dodd,|Mr O'Brien's Pakeha.

WELLINGTON.

• (Per Press Telegram Agancy.) mi -r, i This day. ibe Evening Post has been in.rease in size being the fourth enlargement sirce its estab lishment ton years ago.

PATEA.

(Per Press Telegram Ageicy.) This day. A Scene in Court. A most disgraceful scene occuried yestor. day at the conclusion of a _ase. The plaintiff accused Major Turner, R.M, with prejudicing the case. The Magis trate did not commit the offender for contempt of Court, but hastily left the Bench amid great uproar and confu-ion.



The usually quiet neighbourhood »f Frank lin Road was disturbed this mornng by a great row between a man and his wile, which alarmed the immediate neighbourhood to such an extent that an open air audiince was brought together in an incredible short space of time. Tongues and blows and tin crash ing of crockery ware were heaid, anl it was whispered that "spirits" were in the house, and a little table turning was going on. rlhe noise coctinued, and tne crowd;] gathered,! when optn flew the inoffensive door and out came the mraged husband, followed closely by his wiie, who was not only pulling his tine beatl, but banging him over the head with a broken chair ; the little wooden gate was hoiited off its hinges and terrible words ensued, the poor woman vowing she would nevir resc until she put an end either to the lifeof her lawful lord or that dereadtul woman, Miry—, and herain lay the secret of the storm. The wife had felt her honour insulted ; hei hus band bad been Been to wink at the said Mary she kept her temper as loig as she could, 'she nursed it even to kelp it warm," but when her husband begaa to gaumble about his breakfast, the lire kindled and the frying-pan, raised by the " Gieen e_>ed Monster," came in contact with the offending head of the cottage. _aftter afew blows and words had been exchanged, the row subsided into a sullen calm, the coniba tants went in doors, and the crowd qui.tly dispersed. The s.s. Llewellyn is expected to arrive at Sydney to-day. She was to load for Auck land immediately, and leave as soon as possible. Of New Zealand politics yEgles in Austia lasian expresses the following opinion : . 1 can't conceive anything more ludicrous, aid at the same time humiliating, than the re lations existing between Sir Julius Vogel and "his New Zealand dependency' Ha party is so weak that without him it fall,. Hie opponents have been afraid|co dislodge hire, lest they have to administer the daring policy he had initiated. People who ques* tioned the safety of his large borrowing, couldn't deny thempelves participation in th* present prosperity it produced. And, after all, it appears as though Sir J. will leave tho colony to work out its own salvation as best it can." An inquest was held today at the Lunatic Asylum, on the body of Mary Johnston, aged 83 years, admitted to tho .Lunatic Asylum, as a patient on the 7th of June, IS7-, suffer ing from insanity. She died on the l_t inst. A verdict of death from old age was returned. The football match, Auckland v. The World, is to be played at the -North Shore to-morrow afternoon. The teams will pro ceed by the half-past two o'clock Bteamei. Players are requested to be punctual, as the game will commence immediately on arrival at the ground. Ike names of the players have been published. The noncommissioned and petty-officers of H.M.S. Dido, held a social gathering last evening in the British Hotel. The members of the Dido band were in attendance, and interested the party with selections of music. The choir was occupied by Corporal Thome, and the vice-chair by the Captain's cox-wain, Robert Potter. The usual loyal and patiotic toasts were given, and a pleasing address presented to Mr Owen Humphries, the host of the British, in acknowledgment of the civility, moderate charges and acommo dation the men had met in the hotel, 'lhe address was neatly engrossed by one of the petty officers of fhe Dido, and was framed with veneered rosewood by Messrs Holland and Butler. Tne evening was pleasantly passed by the seamen and a number of friendly visitors. We have already received by telegraph the announcement that the _Me_bourno ".age," had given currency to a rumour ot the accep tance by Sir Julius Vogel of an offev from Roth-childs. We learn by the Hero that the " Age " made the following comment on the announcement : —" Truly there is nothing so successful as success. Having floated the great New Zealand loan, Sir Julius, if the rumour be true, will have floated himself into the calm waters of a handsome competency for life. What they -will Bay in the Britian of the Pacific will probable matter little to one so well provided for in the Britain of the . Atlantic." Are you about to be married ? I Have you built a house ? Do you wish to furnish economically ? ' If so, there is, without exception, the best and largest variety of carpets and floor-cloths in the province to choose from at the City Hall, furnishing and dra pery establishment. Holloway and Garlick furnish banks, hotels, offices, and private residences cheaper than any other house in town. In addition toßrussel, tapeßtry, Kid derminster, ana hemp carpets, they have flax, coir, and china matting, hearthrugs, wool mats (in all colors), dOor-mats (every requisite size), union and wool damasks, quilts, blan kets, sheeting, curtains, etc. Before buying, inspect the stock at the City Hall. We are still selling gents' umbrellas at reduced rates : Silk at 7s 6d, 9s lid, 12s 6d ; alpaca, 4s 6d to 6s 6d ; ladies' silk, 5s lid and 6s lid ; alpaca, 3s lid to ss. Drapery, clothing, and millinery at prices to suit the times.—Hollo way & Garlick, City Hall, 230, Queen-street. - [Advt ]



[For continuation of News see Fourth Page.] WANTED, a Cottage of five rooms, within twenty minutes' walk from Queen street ; rent 12s to l_s, for a term or otherwise.—W. B. Bridgman (Rushbrook aridjiridgman's). .; WANTED, a General Servant.— Apply to Mrs M. Kiccol, North Shore. MISS HILL'S Pupils will Resume their Studies on MOW DA*, July 12, at Hobsonstreet.. m G N*_ C SOL - F A. *' The only national and popular method of teaching music worthy the name;'-'—Times.- - £ An Elementary Class on the above method will be commenced by Mr.! Thomas Cranwell, in the Presby t<_rian School-room, Paradl, on MONDAY Evening, July 5, at half-past seven o'olock. Those who .wish. to, acquire .the art of singing at sight with facility should avail themselves of this opportunity. I CAUTION anyone after this date to. allege to me, or any member of my family, that my father, or anyone else of our relations, to be a Lag or sent from Sydney to live with the Maoris. It is' well-known that he never was under any bondage whatever, and came-here free on his own account, and lived until he^was 98 year s^of age with out a blemish. As he is now dead, there are over a hundred descendants to prove, and will prosecute according to law after this date any offender.—Mr. THOMAS HAM SON, Bay of Islands ; done by Mrs. M. WHITE.—JuIy 2, 1875.



V ways are likely to be commenced. Intending Contractors should ley in a stock of 3s 9d Spades, in order to compete with advantage.—J. H. Witheford, N ewmarket ATEJKLOO QUADRANT Boarding and Day School, conducted by Mrs Norman.—The Third Quarter of the year will commence on Monday, sth July. WANTED, a smart active Boy.— Apply to M. Brearley, Butcher, Wakeiield street WANTED, a smart young Man to drive a horse and cart, and make himself generally useful at a store. WANTED, a smart Errand Boy.— Apply to Stephenson and Carter, Boot makers, Queen-street. WANTED, a thorough, business Man to take charge of a country store; must be a good bookkeeper, and understand general retail trade—Apply by letter to Post Office Box 117. WANTED, a Lad.—Apply to G. Giles, Butcher, Queen-street. ANTED to SELL, a Bargain, a Four-roomed House in Havelook-street, with registered grates ; 21 years' lease. Price, £100 cash.—J. M. Lennox, Estate Agent, Auckland. ANTED to-SELL, a Farm of 132 acres, with Slab House, I} 6 miles from Dairy Flat. Price, £100.—J, M. Lennox, Estate Agent, Auckland. ANTED, Tenders by noon of the sth July, for Rebuilding Stabling, &c. Plans and specifications to be seen at Mr F. G. Clayton's, Newmarket. — G. Bowring, Architect. ANTED, a Lad.—Apply Phillips' Mart. Queen-street. WA NTE D, by a respectable young Lady, a situation as Barmaid.—Address, ." lona," Post Office, Auckland. WANTED, by a respectable Boy, aged 14 a situation as Errand Boy or any other light employment.—Apply at this office. ANTED to LET, the House and Shop, Homer of Victoria and Albert-streets, known as Thompson's Grocery Store. W "ANTED, Harnessmakers; highest wages and constant employment.—Apply immediately to W. S. Jones, Wholesalo and Retail Saddler, &c, Queen-street. WANTED, a good General Servant. -Apply to Mrs Harden, Shortland Crescent. WANTED, a respectable General Servant. —Apply to Mrs. Ivey, Conquest Place, Parnell. WANTED, a Cook and Laundress; references required.—Apply to Mrs Binney, Upper Queen-street. WANTED, two large-sized' Travel ling Trunks, or Imperials.—Apply to R. C Greenwood, Market House. WANTED, two pairs of Sawyers. Apply at the. Metropolitan Hotel, Queen street. WANTED to RENT a House of seven or eight rooms, near Queen-street, suitable for a Boarding-house.—Apply to C. Pulleng, Alexandra Hotel, Chapel-street WANTED to RENT, a Six-roomed House, furnished or unfurnished. —Particu- lars by letter, to W. Flood, 5, Exchange Buildings. W AM TED, the General Public to Know that J. ALWINGKH, Tailor (late from France and Germany), has commenced business in his now premises. No 82, Victoria-street where he hopes to meet with such support as his knowledge anil attention to business, and civility to his customers shall command. Gentlemen's and boys' suitß made to order; repairs, dyeing, and cleaning, in all its branches, executed at the shortest notice. WA JN TI D to WELL (cheap), White Lead, Galvsnised Tubs ; also, Pumps Paints, Ploughs, Ac. N.B.—Highest price given for all kinds of old Metal.—ALtfßUD SMART, next to Blue Post. Victoria-street. W "ANTED KNOWN that I can now supply Dealers, Storekeepers, &o , with Goods in smalljquantities more advantageously than any other house in town. Terms cash. Stock comprises Drapery, Haberdashery, Hos.ory, Fancy Goods, and Stationery.—J. GREEN, Hobsou-street. WANTiiii. ixnown, hat Furniture of every description is on Sale, including Drawing-room, Dining-room, and Bed-room Suites, Iron Bedsteads and Cots; Hair, Spring, Flax, and Fibro Mattresses; Feather Beds, Bolsters and Pillows, Hilt Chimney and Mahogany Toilet Glasses, Coooa »nd China Matting, etc., etc., at T. k H. COOKE'S Furnishing Warehouse, 148, Queen-street. WANT __Td~^NOWJS, that J. MORRISON is prepared to execute all kinds of Asphalting at reasonable prices—Address Stab oilice WANTED KNOWN, that Robert Brewin, of Auckland Seed Depot, who has Ro moved opposite Messrs. T. and 8. Motrin'B, has on Sale a choice assortment of Agricultural, Vegetable, and Flower Seeds of sterling Merit, Seeds of Pines, Cjpresseß, Gums, and Acacias; also of all the most ustful New Zealand Forest Trees and Shrubs, Seed Potatoes, Cabbage, and Cauliflower Plants, and a choice collection of Nursery Stock true 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 Hort.. culturist. Bojeagent for Mason Brothers. T^J ANTED, 500 tons o *J id Brass, Copper, Iron, Zinc, Pewter, Lead, Muttz Metal, Waste Paper, Canvas, Bagging, Rope, and Rags ; also, Bottles, Cast-off Clothing,, _--c, at BATTYE & CO.'S London Marine Store, Old Mar Vet, Quean-street. Auckland.—S. Moss, Manager WANTED, the general public to know that W. KIRBY, corner of Queen and Wak.fl eld-streets, has on sale :—Newcastle Coal wholesale and retail), at the lowest rates. Brices, Lima Sand, Shells, Tiles, Iron-bark Shafts, Spokes, and ied-gum Felloes, &c. *c.. always on hand. A large wnpplv of tho best Newcastle Cok_ nowon hnnd IL ANTJbJL) -__.J_.UWJ_., tiaat D. vTf Goldib is prepared to supnly all kinds of Timber and other Building materials, including Sashes, Doors, Mouldings, Broad' Timber, House Blocks, Posts, Rails, Hardwood Felloes, Shafts, Iron- Bark and Blue Gum Lathi, Shingles, __c., &c, at the lowest market price, at his V ard , Custom-house' street. . ANTED 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, t at the lowest possible prices. N.B.- L. H. Green begs to intimate that all orders for Garden work will be punctually attended to by day Work or contract. "VTJ | O T.I C E. Running, on One-Tree Hill Farm-ONE BLACK MARK, branded Bon each shoulder; ONE BAY COB. snip out of off-ear, M on near thigh, R on shoulder,—lf not claimed within fourteen days, will be sold to pay expenses. THOMAS A. BROWNE. Auckland, July 2,1875. T AND TRANSFER ACT NOTICE Notice is hereby given that Application has been made by Jank Young, of the Grange, Otahuhu, near Auckland, widow, as devisee under the Will of Wil liam John Young, deceased, to be registered as Proprietor of an Estate of inheritance in fee simple in Allotment 138 A, of the Parish of Hautapu, Bank's County, of which the said Willum John Yoong was at the time of his death the regi»tered proprietor, and that the applicant will be so registered unless caveat forbidding the same be lodged with the District Land Registrar, at Auckland, before the fifth day of January, 1876. Diagrams may be inspected at this office. Dated thi_,2sth day of June, 1875, at the Lands Registry Office. Auskland. 6 " ' THEO. KI--SLING, District Land Registrar. mO BAKERS AND OTHERS. CO.UPLAND AND CO. have to arrive per brig ' Sarah," daily expected :— , 500 sacks Duncan's Flour 1,200 „ Oats 60 ~ Oatmeal 500 ~„ Bran 10 „ Pearl Barley. . Also, per Kate Brain— 500 sactts Oats 300 „ Wheat. Ist July, 1876. . lj>Oß SALE, a Bargain, a well-finished JJ ■ Six-roomed Honse in the Karangahape Road, with large Cellar, &c, on two allotments 38x170: leased for 9 years at 15 %, with power to remove buildings. Price, £95 —Apply: to Samuel Wells. Estate Agent, 129, Queen-street. . DR. C A R E, The Celibbjrathd Lecturer, PHRENOLOGIST, HYPNOTIST, ELECTRO- • PRYCHOLOGIST, AND MESMERIST, IB COMING in the s.s. Wellington THIS WEEK The great Professor is drawing Crowded Houses Nightly! C. B. LEVITT, Swat-try



4 frA. IU'UI- DTI. IN J-<I AIM-1 iIHOK^. JD MELBOURNE. - N Tlie fast and favourite s _. HERO, Captain Logan, -will leave as above on TUESDAY, the Cth instant, at 2 p m. Outward cargo will be received on board up to 11 o'clock on Tuesday forenoon. For freight or passaga apply to CRUICKBHANK & CO., Agents. Queen-street, Auckland, July 2, 1875. THE WAIKATO TIMES, A Tri- Weekly Newspaper, PUBLISHED AT HAMILTON, PRICE, TWOPENCE. Tlie best Country advertising medium in the Province. VW Agent for Auckland—H R. GEORGE. Fort street, who will receive Advertisements and Sub scriptions. The Waikato Times is filed at all the leading Hotels. NITED METHODIST _FT.EE CHURCH SUISDAY-SCHOOLS. Brilliant Dir__e-I_ght Exhibition of English Abbeys, Castles, and Cathedrals, (with descriptive Lecture by Mr Dennes), in the Schoolroom, Pitt and Vincent streets, on FRIDaY Evening,' July 2, at 8 o'clock. Appropriate Vocal and Instrumental Music at intervals. Admission:—Adults, Is; Children, Cd. t> rofe¥sTonal notice. Mil McCLEAN, (Late Surgeon Dentist to the City of Dublin Hospital, Dublin), May be consulte _at K. D. Fykes, Upper Queen street, Auckland, on alt diseases and irregularities of the Teeth, from 0a m to 5,30 j>eo Artificial Teeth inserted on the mest recent scientific principles. TPO satisfy numerous enquiries, the J_- Manager of the Co-operative Meat Supply Com pany begs to intimate thai the Meat is Delivered within the radius of Parnell, Newmarket, Newton, Ponsonby, and Dedwood at the advertised prices, FOR CAHH. ~f=&to p 0 T T A G E S. «=?_-__=_•£=__* Three or Four Rooms, near the city, the undersigned has Purchasers or tenants. ALEX. SAUNDERS, No. 2, Insurance Buildings. rpo BOATBTJILDERS. Tenders will be received until WEDNESDAY, 7th instant, at noon for Building a Pinnace for the use of the Auckland Naval Brigade. Model and- specifications to bo seen at the A.N.B. Office, 7, o.ueen-street E. LE ROY, Captain A.N.8., (For Major Gordon, Commanding District), SPRING VILLA SEMINARY, PONSO N B Y. Mr and Mrs W. J. W ADDEY'3 Pupils will Be assemb le on MOISDAY, sth inst. EVO NPO RT.—Seven-roomed House, with spacious allotment, well situated, To Let —Oliver Mays, House _> gent PRIVATE Apartments to Let, a Large Sittin groom and two Bedrooms, best part of the city, with or without board.—Address V, office of this paper. WIDOW LADY wishes to take charge of a Baby or two children, at her own residence ; highest references given as to lady's respectability.—Address 95, Star office. ~r\ TJ WISHES to know the name of the Lady he received a Letter from this morning, otherwise he will treat the. matter with contempt. LOST, last night, a Green Silk Umbrella, with amber handle, in the Lome street Hall. —Finder will please leave same at this office. Tf O R SALE. 50 kegs Prime Canterbury Butter 22 cases Prime Canterbury Cheese. d. h. Mckenzie. C v stom-house-strcot, June 30,1875. q t I C E. IN THE ESTATE OF J. W. WALLER. All Debts due in the Onehunga District to the above Estate are to be paid forthwith to Captain'STAVERS, whose receipt will be a sufficient discharge All Town Debts to be paid to Mr GEO W. BINNEY, Queen-street. Auckland. For the Trustees CEO. W. BINNEY. T OINS OF MUT TON, Can ba had, Cheapest and Best, at the Co-operative Meat Supply Company's, 77 and 79, Queen-street, where a large stock of the Primest Meat procurable is always on hand. EDUCATIONAL.— A Lady con ducting a School four miles from town, has Vacancies for some Pupils as Boarders. Terms, _£30, £iO, and £50 per annum.—Address Mrs. John Mason, Salisbury House, Mount Albert. Third Quarter con.i.-.ences on lßt July. |> AS SAGE TO ENGLAND. A La_y abemt to proceed Home in the ship Fern glen, wishes to arrange for joint occupancy of a Cabin with another Lady.—Apply to Major Green, Govern ment Buildings. I~~>ENDERS for Brick" Building in Wellesley-street -will be opened at my office-on TUESDAY, the 6th July, at noon. JAMES WRIGLEY, Architect. PHOTOGRAPHS For Sale.—Two Cameras and two Lenses (Dallmeyer); also c splendid Walnut Wood Camera Stand (for Studio), archimedian screw movement.—Apply Star office. ARANGAHAPE highway DISTRICT. A Meeting of the Ratepayers of the above Districl will be held in the Excelsior Hall, corner of Pitt and East-streets, Newton, TO-MORROW (Friday), Julj 2, at 8 p.m. Business: To consider matters of importance tc the District generally. F. JEUNE. j3 OYALTY! ROYALTY! Scoria from my Pits at Mount Eden sold to the public at 2d per load. W. KIRBY. fl .0 LET, a Marine Residence, com- Jt manding a view of the whole harbour En trance from Grahame-street.—Apply to R. Bartley, near Gas Works. FOR SALE, of- To Let on Lease, on easy terms, a comfortable Family Residence, situated in St. George's Bay Road, Parnell (at pre sent. occupied by Mrs Diddams), containing nine rooms, and Garden well stocked with-fruit tress of ohoice varieties. A__&a» TFOTJR-ROOMED Cottage, _ra_i c I Rm_S -*- I(vitn "Verandah; allotment, 33 3 _&__..,_.iili-jS 99. Price, -£160. Thiree-roomed (jottage; allotment, 33 x 118. Price, .£BS. Handsome new Dwelling-house, seven rooms, with I Bathroom and complete appointments, Stable. : &c. Price. £600. Two or three acres of Grass Land, if required, can be secured. Buil Sites'adjoining above property, 2% acres ALEX. SAUND ER S ; HOUSE, LAND & ESTATE AGENT. . Agent tor 1 THE TRANS-ATLANTIC INSURANCE ! COMPANY, S ; AND I'OB. ' THE ANGLO-NEW ZEaLANI TELEGRAM ACENCY. No. 2, Insurance Buildings. ILLI AM STAYERS MARINE SURVEYOR,. Shipping, Custom, and Commission , ] :• •_';'•____. Agent,. ■ j v' "J Wharf, Onehunga. 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TT_T_-TNbTE7W BENEFIT AND LAST APPEAEANCE —But one of — THE SI S T;E E S DUVALLI! THI3 (FRIDAY) EVENING, Magic Toys ! Magic Tots ! Magic Toys ! MAGIC TOYS ! Magic Toys Magic Toys ! Magic Toys ! And for this night only, the world-renowned CAN CAN; 08, PARISIENNE QUADRILLES! Concluding with the Comic Drama, A NIGHT OF TERROR. SATURDAY—A GREAT BILL! LAST NIG&T OF THE SISTERS DUVALLIS! On which occasion Two Handsome Prizes will be awarded to the authors of tho Best and Worst CONUNDRUMS. Biddies to be sent in to C. F. Coutts, Royal Mail Hotel. PRICES :—Circle, 4s; Stalls, 2s Gd ; Pit, Is. Doors open at 7.30, commence at 8. pEINCE OF WALES THEATRE. Lessee Mr R.J. De Lias. Manager Mr G. W. Collier. The Management have much pleasure in announcing that a Re-engagement has been effected with the accomplished Artiste, MISS MAY HOWARD, For FIVE NIGHTS ONLY, commencing MONDAY Evening, June sth. First production in Auckland of Boucicault's great Drama, entitled— J E Z -E B E L! .► During the engagement, the following new Dramas will be produced :—" Solid Silver," " Good as Gold," &c„ &c Miss May Howard will be supported by Miss Clara Stephenson, Mr G. W. Collier, and the Star Dramatic Company. PRICES :—Circle, 4s ; Stalls, 2s Gd; Pit, Is. Seats can now be reserved at Upton's. Carriages may be ordered for 10.45. A PLEASANT HOUR'S ENTERTAINMENT NOW OPEN, from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. A FINE AETS EXHIBITION Comprising copies of the Works of the greatest Ancient and Modern European and American Artists, and all the Latest Novelties in Oleographs, Cromographs, Photographs (plain and coloured), Engravings, &c. The most complete FxMbilion of the kind ever opened to the public on this sice of the world. $§S" No Charge for Admission. All are Invited ! In the Upstairs Room at HOLLAND & • BUTLER'S 28. AND 30. VICTORIA-STREET. OHOIITLAND HOUSE, Shbrtland Crescent, —Mrs Hardens Pupils will re-a-semble on Monday, JUy sth. The Senior Dancing Class on Friday evenings. Terms, £1 Is in advance. TAIRUA GOLDMINING COM PANY (LIMITED). The First Ordinary General Meeting of this Com pany will be held at 11 o'clock on SATURDAY MORNING, the 3rd July, 1875, at the Pacific Hotel, Grahamstown. Business: To eleii new Directors, aEd to transact such ot _:• business at such meeting as may be con sidered necessary. Also, At such Meeting it is intended to propose a resolution " To' make new provisions in lieu of the Regulations contained in Table Bin the Schedule to the Joint Companies Act, iB6O. GEO. S GR4.HAM, Secretary Tairua G.M.Co. (Limited). "VTATIONAL INSUEANCE COMPANY NEW ZEALAND. , capital _-i-ooo,eoo RESERVE FUND .£30,000 With unlimited Liability of Shareholders. Insurances effected against Loss by Fire; and on Hulls for the-voyage or lime; also on Merchandise and Freight by Steamer and Sailing Vessel. Wool covered against all risks from Sheep's back, or from Wool shed, till delivered in London. LOWEST CURRENT BATES. Liberal Terms, and Prompt Settlement of Losses, characteristic features of the Company. i HENEY E. WILLIAMS, Manager. Office: 25, Queen-street. , -j^rOEMAL PREPARATORY SCHOOL. Third Quarter will commence on MONDAY, sth July, -where the foDowing branches are carefully taught, viz. : — Reading, *Writing, Arithmetic, , Grammar, Book-keeping, Geography, History, and Drawing l Young Ladies.- Music, Sewing, and Fancy-work. 1 Infant School.—English, Exercises, and Singing. English, 15s; Music, 20s, per Quarter. WILL IA M.MACINTOSH, ! With assistance. FURTHER REDUCTION IN THK 1 PEICE OF SEWING MACHINES. In consequence of my heavy stock on hand, and large shipments to arrive, I have further Reduced J my prices of Singer's, Thomas's, Howe's, and other _ first-class Machines, in order to reduce my stock, , My new amended Illustrated Price List is now ready. Call and get one, or posted free to any THE SINGER AGENCY, The Fitting Shop, Shortland-street. i TUESDAY, JULY 6. 0 to geocees, fruiterers, etc. real barbae a dates, figs, musca : tels, french plums, in glass » and wood, eagle and war banted pickled, candied peel cayenne pepper, mustaed feesh bebbings, etc. ;, c. &h. Isaacs HAVE been instructed; to ofier Eo Sale by at their Rooms, Pert-street . . an Tuesday next; at 11 o'clock. A Large Parcel of .the above-named Goods, c > latest ship from London. f MONDAY, JULY 5. , CLEAEINGOUT SALE OF FUENITUEI * ON THE PREMISES "OF, MR. *W. L. ROTH. B. T.ONKS & CO. s TXTILL'seII, on Monday, July 5, a yV 12 o'clock, on the Premises, Old Suprem i_ Court Site, Queen-street, Loo Tables, Drawers. Cheffoniers, Washstands Suites, Tables, Chairs, Pictures, Mattresses Bedsteads, Crockery, &c, &c. Having to vacate the premises, the above must b absolutely sold. ;. E Terms :—Cash. TO-MORROW. \ 3 EX HERO, AND~"sYREN, FROM SYDNEY. L. W. EATON h TTTILL sell by auction at his Mart VV To-morrow (Saturday), at 11 o'clock, [ ' 250 cases Oranges. 16 cases Mandarins 10 cases Lemons 6 eases Bbqftats j 10 cases Navala.;



f TOrMORS^:^ at H Ajk; ' : ■ ' [: APPLES, OBAI^GES, MANDAEINS, LEMONS, '____. Ex S.S. Hero, fbom Sydney. '', . E. A.BTH U E . WILL sell by auction at his Mart' Queen-street. To-morrow, at 11 o'clock ara, ex s.s. Hero, from Sydney, Several consignments of GOOD FRUIT, as under:— . Marked I—lCO cases Hobart Town Apples T— 65 „ i ranges T— 5 „ Lemoa_ TL—l69 „ Oranges Tl_— 21 „ Mandarins - M TL- 10 „ Lemons JMcR— 42 ~ Oranges JMcR— 20 „ Mandarins JMcR— 3 „■* Lemons TD-172 „ Oranges .TD— 9 „ Mandarines TD- 2 „ Lemons TO- 17 „ Applet (Stone Pippins) . bW— 30' „ Oranges. Terms—Caah. TUESDAY, JULY o. ' ' BOOTS, SHOES, BOOT UPPERS, LACES, &c, &c, &c BY OEDEE OP THE THUSTEFS IN THE ESTATE OF JOSEPH HO WAED, LATE OF TAUEANGA. E. -ARTHUR HAS been favoured with instructions from the Trustee in tie Estate of Joseph Howard, late of Tauranga, to fell by aiiction, at his Mart, Queen-street, on Tuesday text, the Gth instant, at 12 o clock noon, The Balance of his Stock of Ladies', Gentlemen's, and Children's Boots and Shoes, Slippers, Uppers, Cork Sock-, Laces. ' Terms ca. h. *- TUESDAY, JDLY 6. CORN EXCHANGE. At 11 O'Clock Sharp. TO CLOSE CONSIGNMENTS. PAPEEHANGINGS, SCREENS, AND CANVAS. G. W. B IN N E V WILL sell by auction at the Corn. Exchange on Tuesday, the 6th July, at 11 o'clock sharp, 2 bales Parerhangings 2 „_Sricm, 72m _■! 2 ~ hail Canvas. Terms at Sale. , ; • TUESDAY, JULY 6. COEN EXCHANGE. At 11 ©'Clock Sharp. TO CLOSE CONSIGNMENTS. CHEESE, HAMS,- BACON, ETC. G. W. BINNEY WILL Sell by Auction at the Corn Exchange on Tuesday, the 6th July, at 11 o'clock sharp. 25 cases Cheese 25 kegs Chri-tthurch Butter 4 cases Watt's Bacon ' / 6 esses McConnell's Bacon ";-.'! 198 sacks Cat. • * j 100 sacks Maize (Sydney) 200 sacks Bran , 11 bales Paper Bags, assorted Termsat Sale, TUESDAY, JULY 6. MAEKET-HOUSE, AUCKLAND. ~ THE undersigned has received in-' sttuctions to offer For Sale by auction on; Tuesday nqxt, the 6th instant, at 11 o'clock in the forenoon, The following STALLS in the Market-House, Auckland^ for 12 months :—_No 7 (corner , Stall) Nos 10, 13, 16, 19, 42, 48, co, 5_J, 54.. • Corner Stall, 55, Corner -tail, and £6. Lilso the Fixtures in _> cs 42, 60, and 52. \ j The Stalls comprise seme of the best in the Market House, and sffoid a gocd opportunity to peitsons wishing lo commence business, lhe c being good openings for Gioeers, Butchers, Produce LeaUsrs, Greengrocers, and Srgallwaie Lealers. \ Terms :— Bent t_ be paid two weeks in advance, with the option of leaving &t the end of eveiy j quarter. '■■.•■■■- j GEOEGE SIBBIN, /.' Auctioneer. ,_-.■■-; MONDAY, JULY 12. .■ J COMFOETABLE VILLA EESIDENCE. ONEHUKGA. ■ I • ■■ > ''_'■'. TE Subscribers have received instruc tions to sell-by public auction at the Land Mart. Fort-street, on Monday, 12th July, af 12 o'clock, A FREEHOLD PROPERTY, situated in Lewer ' Queen - street, Onebuuea, within two _ j minutes walk of the Railway Station and,,-• Wharf,- comprising an allotment 70 feet'■ frontage by a depth of n. afly 30(t feet, neatly laid out as ornamental, and Kitchen; <: Gardens, well stocked" with-hrubs.&c, and planted with about 100 well assorted Fruit Trees, on which Is erected a , :- COMMODIOUS' VILLA RESIDENCE, r 48 feet by 46 feet, containing six rooms, Store t Boom, Hall, and about,llo fe, tof Verandah. ' The Dining and Drawing Kooms are fitted ; with Rimu Sideboards. Venetian Blinds, > Curtain Poles, and Registered Grates, The ;[ ' v. Bedrooms with Venetian Blinds, Curtain g d » Poles, and Grate. r> he Pitchen with Cap- •: boards Dresser, and Large Leamington.': Range. > Water ,1s laid on to the Kitcfcen. and ther6 is on the property a good bricked .Well, with nevei-tailing supply of water. ./../^ ___T A portion of the pnichasa money can remain on Mortgage. Cards to view may be obtained from J SAMUEL COCi_BANE & SON, - 3 i Auctioneers- . _: .MONDAY, JULY 5. _" COTTAGE, DUBLINOTREET, NEWTON.' j ALLOTMENT GISBORNE, v &c, ,&c, s&c.. .11 fc rpHE Subscribers will sell at the j ' X Lard Mart, Fort-street,, on Monday, the sthi,>j July, at 12 o'clock,- , . X -1 ' The following Freehold Properties: - .1 ' DUBLIN STREET,. NBWT ON— Comfort*-b\J°W .1 roomed Cottage, erected on Lot' 79 tit west Newton, 33 feet frontage to Dublin_-strjeS_Sfl|>M » Holdship's Mill) . '■..„-or"' ONBHUNGA—Allotment 9, section S, Towns ._p oi Queer sto'wn', containing 1 acre, .1 lood.. --- . T)6rC-16--i'''' '■ " ' * 'j ' ' '•^^t^^^^a GISBORNE-Allotment 343, of the Townsb%rf«^^ taining 1 rood and having otMMgm to Gladstone-street, by 2 0 li_U to Dun^ KBI.IKEKI-Alotn.e_t 13. of the Belttement, ssl sectionl,Opah-_e,cont_i-ingl<) wric ' , ,PAPAKORi.-Allotment 7i 4 .weta.._. i 'MH ' 'Village, 1 rood, sltuatsaneM^ 'iw Badway, • Statirin , ~,' -fi -i,f_t TAK-_PDNA-^Part of a lotmenU^ * jSttg}}; • ■ ' MATAKOHE-Part of Allotment JOA a_a ,-*,, JMAt OMAHA- Vxxt of allotmcnt_7. 4. -act*-. . $ -*^A SAMUEL COCHRANE &'SON.-||j|M