The Evening Star.

Vol. VI,—No. 1,659.1

Auckland, N.Z., SATURDAY, JUNE 12, 1875

[Price : ONE PENNY.



Shipping. -Ta^ nVKRLAJSID MAIL IWlfi^. KOUTE TO ETTB.OPE VTA ran fuaStcisoo TBrnmn t new yokk. a^N^l^o, The Australasian Steam Navigation Company undftr '■ Contract with the Governments of New <Wh The Splendid Steamship MAOGREGOR, 2,500 tons H. Graingee, Commander, hourly ex pected, will leave for Honolulu and San Francisco .. ..; cix hours after arrival. : For freight or passage and all particulars apply to H. M. JEKVIS, •' ■ Agent. ' ' «BH»ra» STEAMERS. '^^-"iSS EOR SYDNEY, "MELBOURNE AND ALL QUEENSLAND PORTS • ■h'f; ALSO, THE PALMER RIVER GOLDFIELDS. The Splendid Mail Steamship CYPHRENES !' 1.993 tons, T. Wood, Commander,'expected on ™. ' .gjigjjr. Jtoea^TrtU leave a's _S£& hours ' fO2 freight or passage, and all particulars, apply to ' H. M. JERVIB, , ■ Agent. VVjk NEW ZEALAND ■ "■FobNjjw Plymouth, Nelson, Pioton Wellino j; »; ton, Lyttelton, and Otago; transhmnine at Wellington for Wanganot, NAFk E ,™P^vJk T * -.., : Bay ; and at Nelson for WestpOkt, Gkeymouth, , ; / [PAssrNaEns Booked Thbotoh to Melbootnf.] Thes.s. WELLINGTON , c .,;: P.H (E B E -Willleave Onclmnga Wharf on TUFSnAVne-rf #i » 15th instant, at 7 a m., ana Huffanfho^ St 3 pm _Por the convenience of passengers, the Tan* o' Shanter will leave Onehunga Wharf for tLe steamer . punctually at 2 o'clock afternoon. ««;d,mei ';"•.", ■'■" JUNE lIMK TABLE ": '' 20th-S.S. LADYBIJKD ) Ue* 26th-S.B. TABANAKI / asatoye" ; Ihr freight or passage apply to Offices-Hobson's Buildin^ShortiandSr^ 8' The Schooner «H» QUEEN Texfwth'iSl 5*61 'WiH Sa" aS atovo on MON^AY For freight, 4c., apply to fr-i M. STCCOI-, ..-■t ■ ■■- ._ Custom Honse street. JT O E WANGANTJI " S ' St. Kilda, J.: Flowebday, Commander, fxom Onehunga on , or .about noon of TUESDAY next, 15th inst. For freight or passage apply to COMBJS3 & DALDY, n . Auckland ; Or» A. BARNES, '»': '■ Onehunga. £bt&^ T£ 10 LOGE» FROM &Q^^- Ll' LYTTELTON. mSamSSm The above vessel have entered at Custom House this day, Consignees are requested to present Bills of Lading, pay Freight and take delivery of Goods. All cargo impeding the ship's discharge win be landed and stored at Con signees' risk and expence. R. ARTHUR, Agent. Arthur's Mart, Queen-street, June 11, 1875. ""^7 I? OR FREIGHT OR ZtiPrlV CHARTER. wti 11 iMf TJie three-masted Schooner ESTELLE, 195 tons register. G. W. BINNEY, . Agent. ' A^. "NT* w ZEALA N D -i-l SIIIPPJVG COMPANY'S '"^^^^^ " FOR LONDON DIRECT. 7»,,-.;j', ■ .. !-•: _______ c The New Iron Ship , FERNGLEN, built expregjly for the New Zealand passenger trade 813 tons register, Capt W. Faatkk, will aail as abo?e hi Juljriiexfci rHassuperior accommodiation for passengers of all classes. . For freight or passage, apply to JwHN B.4TGER, Agent N,Z. »"hippiDg Co. (Limited), i .'; '•■ 93, Queen-street. ____V^ T?O.R WANGAEEI flfflJWir^v X 1 HEADS, B4Y OF ISLANDS, WANGAiiOA, & MONGONUI. The new steamer lONA "WJII leave as above every MONDAY, at 6p m. CBUICKSHANK & CO., i ■■•..■■ , Agents. 16, Queen-street, Auckland, ■ May 26, 1875. ~ Business Cards. T TJ S T -0' P E N E D AT OOK NEW OIL, COLOUR, & GLASS WAREHOUSE, 95 and 97, QUEEN-STEEET. EX DUNEDIN", SHOOTING STAR, AED EJES.V MCLAKEN.— * 500 P A C X A G E S OF PAPEEHANGINGS, WHITE LEAD, PAINTS, OILS, ■ - -, i COLOURS, VARNISHES, AND SUNDRIES, BLATE, SHEET, AND ORJNAMENTAL WINDOW GLASS, GLASS SHADES, SCRIM, HESSIAN, CALICO, & TACKS, i GILT MOULDINGS, ENGB^gNGB, CHKOMOS, AND OLIOGBAPHg. W. ; PHJLLIPPS & SON. QREAT jgALE OF "gOOTS - AT THE ; ' .... M,/.^B VL- U E BO O T.. ! U t ; J ;C. BROOKES Is Selling the ■whole of his Stock of English Boots and Shoes at Cost Peice, to make room for alterations. --0.8. is going largely into the Colonial Goods. * The Bale will l)e a genuine one. JUST LANDED -25 trunks of Ladies' best Kid Sewn Boots . 300 pairs of Girls' Strap Shoes, ail sizes £;500 pairs of Girls' Patent Lace Boots 200 pairs of Women's Kid at 4s 6d. A large quantity of Slippers at 2s. C.B.has always given his customers and the public Good Bargains. Call early! Call early ! . The SALE IBforONEMOi*TH. ■-"%--- O'&_ea/ 0# BROOKES, BLUE BO O T, AiY Offosiii iei City Hill, \ Next Dyaon'B, Draper. ~ i-I^> ,\" ""*"""



Business Oardjs. ALEX. SAUNDEES, -i-A- House, Land, Estate Agent, avd ShaREBEOKER, Hasremovea to.No 2) j nßwmce Buildings (lately occupied by H. E. Williams). ■ Agent for the Trans-TiaitTc Fire Insurance Co., Aud for the _ Aiiglo New Zealand Telegraph Agency. B ° ° OU N D PAPER RULED, LEDGERS MANUFACTURED AND MACHINE NUMBERING, LEYS, ___JjNextjioor above Evening Star.) AB EKD E E JNf nuOT FACTORY, DUBHAM-STREET. BLACK & CO, "P 1 S H B B 'a 0 U: A- Wholesale, SUpplag, and PamUy Butcher Queen street, cower of Durham street, Auck ■«& J^** 7 Of S 1 "n^dr^wd to order.' PrimV smoked Tongues, Home-enred Bacon. Oomed Beef on sale In large quantities. N. B. — Dealers in Game y,nn«V«^6fa?lßionvardesl to aU P«t» of theOolony o?°ub_rbs '" Faßlilleswaited on In town J aTTeTs bute he r, „ * pARTEB, CONTRACTOR. *c. Goods Cleared and Deliveied from Ships' side on PHOHTPBT NOTICE, BALLAST STJPPi-lED. • tSTfCASTIE AND Bay CV ISLAND GOALS. v Also, Fibewood, cut or uncut, at REASOfrABLE RATES Portland Cement (200 casks) Fire Brinks, Fire liles, Fire Clay And all kinds of Bunder's Materials. KFANE & JENKINSON, Y_l CTOE IA ■ STREET EAS T. Mi .s v ~N~6~wnnns', .fEACHEE OF MUSIC, Watbrloo Quadrant, Opposite Government House. 'ARNOCK BROTHERS, SOAP & CANDLE MANUFACTURERS, Richmond, Cox's Cbkkk. Office — Durham-street, Auckland. J 0 A B S O fl, «*• ® House and Land Aeent, Kent find Debt Oolloctor, Stlofebury't Buildlngg, Qnson itreet. eM 6 & c- c ~XlOi h s. FEKEMAN'S BAY SOAP <& OABXDB WORKS. Cash Buyers of Tallow. — __—_ SjAMU S L WEL.LB Ks Houßß, Land, and Oommlwdon Agent, Collector of Routs, Debts, Highway Rstei, &c Loam arranged. Office: 120, Queen itreet (three doors belov She Union Bank.) I 0 R A I G, W » FORWARBEMG AGENT, Wholesale and Retail Co?l and Firewood Merchant, 4c— On Sale, Newcastle and Wangarel Goal, Tl-tree Firewood (cut and uncut), Tanks, Charcoal, Ballast, Hob art Town Palings. Sacks for sale. . fort-street. Auckland. QITY BA X ']R E T AND STEAM BISCUIT MANUFACTORY, HOBSOK-3T838T. IOKIN« AND GBpTTCTD SUGAB AIWAYH ON HAXS W. R. WADDELL. T)ENT I STRY. MR. T. TRAEF OE D, suegeon dentist, Wakeeteld-street. Artifl cipl Teeth, from Ore to a Full get, in Gold or Vulcan He. WPHILLIPPS & SON, © OIL, COLOR, and GLASS MERCHANTS, Importer* of Paperhanjyings, Scrim, Palnta, Oils, Turpentine, Colors. Varnishes, French Polish, Gold Leaf, Artists' Colors and Brushes, Plate, Sheet, Crown, Ornamental, and Photographic Glass, Picture Frame and Tapestry Mouldings, Clock and Compass Glasses, Glazed ash Doors, &c. Glass cut to ze ,and carefully packed. 95, and 97, Queen-strest. ri OTTIS'S TOMATO SAUCE. G. COTTIS, of Rutland Road, Parnell, has the ]#feasure of announcing to his customers, and the general public, that his New Season Tomato Sauce is no>v ready. It bears upon it the character of the purest sauce sold. It contains no deleterious com pound ; and from its wide-spread sale last year, he anticipates a vast increase in his customers this season. It is equal to any Sauce in the colony, as per Medical Certificate received. It is cheaper than any other Tomato, Sauce used. G. COTTIS, . Parnell. WH. SKINJfEE 9 BUILDER, CARPENTER, and JOINER VuiflAK Lank, ANT> FOBT-STRSST. Shop Fronts, Office Fittings, aad all branohei of the building trade executed. TJ ONESi! BONES! BONBB ! Bought in any Quantities FOR CASH at the Free man's Bay Bone Mills, and at No 8, Lower Queen stroet, by J. & J. SOPPET. "PETRIFYING LIQUID.-—Damp X Brick Walls cured by THOMAS KELLY (rear of Bevage, C each Painter), Coot-street, HARLES BLOMFIELD, HOUSE AND SIGN PAINTER, Is prepared to undertake evejy description of Plain and Ornamental Writing, Gildirg, Graining, Marbling, Colouring, Painting, and Paperhanging, &c, &c. . , PONSONBY F.OAD, NEWTOX. Orders may be left at the offices of F. G. Ewington, J, Carson, or Samuel Weils, Queen- I street. ■ ' i ,n m - — — ■ I "X\T R- HAT.WARD'S j TV • CHEAP BEDDING FURNITURE, & FUP.ERAL FURNISoING WAREHOUSE, ;."; W V N » H A' M-S -E . n; T, (Next to Queen-street Ccrner) Residence and Shop, corner of Pitt and^Grey-, streets. ' . ' , ' J" & J SOPP BT, ;. ■ ; .Freeman's Bay- Steam Mills,- •< ! /■. AND. ' ' _ ~' . NO 8, LOWER QU E E N-ST.EEEiT, i Wharf, Auckland: ' ' : CLARKE B BOTHERS, (LATE CROMBIE'S) m^ :■ _ _2- ROYAL JFINF, AKT PHOTQGEAPHIO .. ;:■ [J Galleries,:,- ■~. ,■ htoorf: " , , '(QRP.-r<iTx Uniok Bank), _'•*•■• i a QTETfiEN f'STREET, AUCKLAND.},, „ti Fiwt- lass Portraits 'rom C.D.Y.toliiiteiu(w/ iu V~ Moderate Prices.. ~ \* •,-,", Oblldrwi's Portra taken intUriUnwOil*1



"Bttstaeaa Oards. JAMES CATER, Sen r., commission agent, a collector of rents and debts. Office : High-street, of Vnlcan Lane. EL WIN B.~DI CKS'ON, 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 Buildings, Auckland. J7 # B- WOOD HA M. lowtheiTrazaar, 25 8, Queen-street, Opposite the Market, , TOYS, STATIONERY, FAFCY GOODS, ETC. J> BEOCOMBE & SON, MALTSTERS, BREWERS, ANT> BOTTLERS GREAT NORTHERN BREWERY, ' AUCKLAND. Jj^ LFR E D ALE V, (From Mesrs Ridley and Eon's, London), PRACTICAL WATCHMAKEB, AND JEWELLEB, ETC., Opposite the New Market, QIT KEN-STREET, AUC KLA ND. "D F. WE B S~T ER, _L.4/i "WnoLKaAtE akd Rltaxl SADDLER AND HARNESS MAKER, 133, QtjRKN-STItKET. AUCKLAND, (Next the Union Bank) J) o EVI TT, GUJX-MAK.EB 244, QUEEN-STREET. Always in Stock—Best brands Gunpowder, Ac. Blasting Powder, and Fuze, Shooting and Fishing Tackle. M~~U if A VIDEE, Bute contractor \o the City Council for the Emptying of Earta- Olosets, Privy Boxes, Cesspits, &c, la prepared to At tend punctually to all requests regarding the above. Persons desiring to have the said places attended to, either weekly, fortnightly, or otherwise, can have the ■ame done by leaving a notice either verbal or written with the Inspector of Nuisances, City Council Office Qnoen-gtract ALL kinds of. Trees, Shrubs, Plants, &c, &c, of first quality, splendid variety, in various stages of growth, and well prepared, are embraced in '.'The Nursery List," which will be forwarded to any address. 0. T. WREN", Mount llobson Nui-sory, Ri muo 'a. W. J' Bukbt & Co., Solo Town Agent. OMCEOJATHIC DISPENSARY U, SHORTLAND-STREET, A few doors above the Post Office (same side). MR, GAREICK. HOMOEOPATHIC AND GALVANIC TREATMENT. Houbs op Consultation :—From 10 o'clock in the foronoon till 2 o'clock ; From 5 till 8 in the evening. Homoeopathic Medicines and Magneto Electric Machinery. GEORGE PAKK ER, TAILOR AND CLEANER OF CLOTHING, Albert-street, opposite Aberdeen Boot Factory. Gentlemen's Clothes cleaned, dyed, and renovated, so that they will look equal to new. A iirst-class fit guaranteed for all orders. Note the address:—Albert-street, opposite the Aberdeen Boot Factory. A QOLE Tt/TAKUFACTURER, v\ \^ X THOMAS .PISH, \/A CHEMIST, AS \^ \. PRINCES-STREET, PRESCRIBED X<? N. Auckland, BY THE LATE \*7 . \^ DR. STRATFORD. N^/K For six years Dispenser to Drs. Stratford and Wright. JJOLLAND & BUTLER, TO THEIR FRIENDS AND THE PUBLIC. We cannot allow the present season to pass without returning you our Bincere thanks for the very liberal patronage y. a bestowed upon us during the two and a-half yesi.s we have been in business; we must admit the same has exceeded our expectations. You may depend that if a continuance of the liberal spirit in which we have hitherto conducted our business, combined with quality for lowest remunera tive prices, will secure your patronage in the future, be sure we shall do our best to merit the same. To those who have not paid us a visit, do bo, we have always some novelty on hand. By' the ' Anazl' we have Just Received tf>Q BALES A CaSES JO of 4d PAPERHANGINGS, From Celebrated Glasgow and. English Houses. They have been specially selected from Manufac turers' Patterns by Mr J. L. Holland, whose good taste in decorative matters is generally admitted, and without doubtj comprise the largest and best selected open stock in the Province. GILT MOULDINGS, Stained Mouldings, Room Mouldings; a large stock on hand of very superior quality. Picture Framing in all its Branches. GLASS SHADES, Oval and Round, in all sizes. White Lead, Oils, Colours, Turps, Varnishes, Scrim, Brushes, Gold Leaf, Artist's Materials^ Photo Glass, WINDOW GLASS, In fact, every requisite in the Painting Trade can' be had at HOLLAND & BUTLER'S, Oil, Colour, and -Glass Merchants, Picture-Frame Makers, &0., 28 & 30, victoria-street, auckland, A few steps from Union Bank. JTOHN-R. RANDERSON ; O AUCTIONEER, " - Mining, Estate, Commission and Agent, Holds regular weekly sales of Produce and other Goods. Consignments for sa?e stored free of charge. Accbuntsajes-prompt. Producers will find it to their advantage to consign fresh butter, eggs, &c., direct for sale on the Goldfleld. .; ; Offices and Auction Rooms: KAPA Na A, CO ROMAN DE L. rpHE TJ $DERS laN E D HAS FOR SALE: Mantz Metal, (Genuine), 14 to 20oza Coppering Nails and Felt !. Chain Cables, from 5-16 to l^ln, Admiralty tested ' Anchors, from 501b to lOJcwt, Admiralty tested Canvas, the best assortment, in Auckland A laige Stock Bolt Rope; Frost Brothers (best), from 1J to 4J inch, a large stock on hand Laniard Hope, 4 and 3 Strand, fine yarn Russian Hemp, a large Stock of ; assorted sizes ■Wire Bope, a large Stpck of best quality . ~ Paint Oils, Raw and Boiled Paints and Leads, various colours Piteh,»nd Resjin. - ' *■..., i. ..< Bail Lajts, Patent Logs, &c. ; ■ ~ fc: .; \CO ARRIVE PER CALLER OTT AND DTTNEIHN ■ -('--IJJJU' A liAEtH'AS&OBTMINT OF' : I r' r sk%P 6 s;Ji AtNDLEE Y. " ' j ait; rw .' '•■--"' -' Sii:— ■ "■'



Kerosene. OLEOPHENE BRILLIANT Oil Is now universally recognized as the best Burning Oil which can be made. Recommended by the Fin Insurance Companies ftr Safety, and by all con sumers for the Brilliancy <1 iU Light. In purchas ing this Oil the buyer insures himself and his pro perty against all chance of a Kerosene accident, Ask for O CEOPH KM B BUILT JAN T OlL.and take nc other. DIPLOMA of MERIT received from the Vienna Exposition for Cans of various Tops and Oils. OLEOPHENU BRILLIANT OIL is invaluable to those who read or sew in the evening, as it gives a stronger light than gas, while much le&s fatiguing to the eyes. SUPERIOR TO DEVOE'S, AS IT STANDS A HIGHER TEST. To GfROCERS & DEALERS. lit o o rJI p°S i o * 1 p. gH go s fes ° s a W & S 1 H ; » si M 'S i " S■• " S°■ " 3 : M "■ "* « B H' d H -3 15 - M 5 . Q fi" H $ H " -51 » ° :s§ ■ < < o -, ; ■ . ;Hp W * ' '.atiidi w ' ;.?!!«■•-■' ■ ■-.kl^iu'M ; [ ci ; rsuvi ; >w!i' J■■■■ -'■r>" ■:; ■T! W* v If 15 -jCbiaf Harbour Master's Offie£ -ii: ■lioi j ii o!- !- • • A«cW»nd. M^y 2bjiß76;! DO MESS RS. ARNOLI>, FINES ft" 'CO., /;, .t-a-i.i ImpouteifliiAcjAttcklanat -r f'. f J- Gtotlemen,—■*, wipply of ybur'lK«pos^ne o*ll (oleo jliine Brand) hayiijg been lately obtained for th* use )f theliean Rook and Sandpit Lighthouses, Ehare nuebflfflwufe'rh stathife that this Oil is siieripr, to my hitherto Bupplied.-«f bwrnS with a clear, steady ight, la free from jWirjabnoxlous vapour, afad le*av,«s ;lie lamps, cQipparaJivfilx^lefim after twolte hours' rarning.":'-- ,-,, . -r;.,, I ft , ~..; IreiMfaiiChitttteitoh, -oa^akpit , ~., - g^w : *i^i* risilmfai»tway^of' *J«« ■■', J^ :T' -*t gi : L£^'oa es« »€** KD»MS*aBfl fee .^spoi1 j Jii- ■ " * <^rf?to)^liJEjWteß-.:;. ?^



Merchandise. ARRIVE! Per the barque Especulador— BAKER'S ELOUR BUTTER MALT. • T. H. HALL & CO. OARR I V E Per the Estelle— OATMEAL PEARL BARLEY FINEST FLOUR. . T. H. HALL & CO. ;Q . N H A N D FINE TEAS, in Chests, Halvfef and Boxes . BARLEY MEAL „ BRAN. T. H. HALL-& CO. SUPERIOR QUALITY NELSON HOPS, 1875, ON SALE BY jjT'. H. HALL & CO. /COLONIAL MANUFACTURED TWEEDS | BOOTS AND SHOES SHEATHING AND ROOFING PELTS. T. H. HALL & CO. BYAN, BELL AND CO., GENERAL MERCHANTS, COMMISSt (Tn AGENTS, Vulcan Lane, Auckland. BILLIARD TABLES, To arrive per Shooting Star and Emily McLaren, Consignments of First-class Tables, complete, with all the most recent improvements. Full particulars on application to the undersigned. Also, to arrive ex Emily McLaren, 200 boxes Brandon's Candles. ■ Ex Dunedin, 800 boxes De Koubaix Candles - 10P boxes Belmont's Candles 200 cases 10 qrs. Hennessy's Brandy, Geneva i , Rum, &c. nn ob a k c r s. EX AGNES, FROM OAMARU— 25 tons Hay and Barr's Flour 10 tons ;t's Flour. GEO. W. BINNEY. OW LANDING, tal kti htrtval, and for sale by the Subscriber :— 40 tons Canterbury Grown Potatoes, for seed 16 „ Hobart Town Grown „ prime article 200 bags Tartarian Seed Oats 300 ;» Best Feed Gats 80 „ Fowl Wheat 100 ~ Sydney Maize 20 tons Words F.onr" 33 k.gs Canterbury Baiter. LEVI W. EATON. iJJDWARD W AYT E, Has now received the WHOLE OF HIS SHIPMENTS or MAGAZINES FOR 1874, Comprising — All the Year Konnd, 1874 Cassell's Magazine, 1874 Chamber's Journal. 1874" Family Herald, 1874 Good Words. 1874 Good Words for the Young, 1874 leisure Hour, 1874 London Journal. 1874 Once a Week, 1874 Sunday at Home, 1874 Sunday Matrazine. 1874 Band of Hope 1874 » British Workman, 1874 Chatterbox, 1874 . Childrens Friend, 1874 Childrens Prize, 1874 Child's Companion, 1874 Cottager and Artisan, 1874 Good Words for Young, 1874 Infant's Magazine, 1»74 Kind Words, 1874 Sunshine, 1874, &c, &c. And is now offering them at REDUCED BATES. EDWARD WAYTIS, IMPORTER, OF BOOKS, : 100, QPKEN-STREET. rpHE LATE BOILER EXPLOSION BUSINESS RESUMED. . ; j NICHOLLS & HALL, HORSE SHOERS AND GENERAL SMITHS, Corner of Edwardes and Upper Queen-street. npHE above Firm, haying: secured the property and -*- appliances lately belonging to Mr James Lamb, Firewood and Coal Merchanf, with the Livery and Bait Stables, adjoining their Forge, beg to intimate that they have on hand a'largo stock of the best Fire wood and Coal, and the public •can, dfpgn.d upon having a just weight and measure. They will pro vide Bait and Stabling for country settlei'B and others atr'a4krtf rate. •- As N". &H. have a number-'of ißuUdings. situated well for workshops, &c, they aro .willing -to let some of tHem on easy terms. p U BL.IO NOTI CE. The A-iickland Market Lease wUlv expire'orf-tFnly first. F. FEISTTOR will continue his Great Sale of Groceries ;and Proyißions td the above date. The Stock at present being.of lesa value than i! 25,000, will be soldat any' sacrifice to make'a clearance. .-; Tea, 2*rib; Sugar, ivbm'B%k'- A^-- "• -'«'"' Soap, 6d bar: starch, 4d ft <■» .; r : .< ' Bltie, 9d^Jb ; felour, id $16 " / .„ ■. . .Sultana Itoisinß.'.gd <ffi lh t c.-d ,ii v -■'• '•';,-.- Q-'■"■ ---. -Spice, id package >r ; ~ V,, ,-<,,. • .■■■'•'""■■;'-JCurrants 5%-d tt*^ "'' •',' ■*"? •' " Honey.^d-^ ft r Treac^e,4 d >; . b *• 'Hops, Is3j?ft; Pickled Walnuts, 7d r ~ ,jjfj "Candles, &J<fd*^ lb ;-Sauce, i.%^-~ „ robacco, 2d *S packet, or 3d .. , ■ 04 Knife Boards'.' 6d cacTi ' : : ,; Oatmeal, 23<fa^by the,bag ;, ,•' ,' *i 4; '.; J ';'■ -Soap Powder, Cd4S dozen' . ' Jaiii, 8d tfttm^! '30 ■'; i U -*•;-- ':."s " " Prunes, 6d ft Epsom .Salts^ikUg-dozen packets. ■ " A large supply of Butter, Cheese, Hams, Bacon, &p., . .'., . r'« .' FSl* gj ;f . Jt ,FENTON'S^GE]tfT^AL:STORESi,7 1 ■ j■'!■" ■'■■' ■ AucldMafl Market. --?^<:i^ r$H. OI C;E ' •* S'ik UVIT ; TREESi j ,«,; o-j ■■" :ifi'.*»x, fMßa.'*il "■■■'l. ,-':;.^ J FROM TH^Ef DOBRO^PE NEW PLANT v' J .JNpfISERY. ■ i 19 B&1$ ; The first Shipment of ther Season comprises a very choice variety, of. t , ■''. J.'-.v _> ' ' :-"-.: *J ; ' Applej,'Pear», Plumsn • - ;:«i ■''>' ■,' . . Nectarines, Wigs ~ ; - g ).? \ ""_ ' PeaoheS,.:Ojrang'e«, »nd Lemons, •- ; ,. '■' For Sale in quantities tojsjiit p«rcb«ers. :. : : i! ;:;- [.;^HEfJKY &wti^% % )lj£^y'.^ I S)FnT!TT,A NT>-STPT!WT.



Miscellaneous. >, ri H-E A P BOOTS I I*- QHEAP gOOTS! _^ i ''SELLING OFF! TO MAKE BOOM FOR SHIPMENTS TO ARRIVE. T. ELLISON, > j B ° ° T M A X■ E iR, Having Eemoved to Temporary Premises, Opposite the NEW MARKET, Queen-street, Has determined to Sacrifice his Large Stock of ; BOOTS, SHOES, &c, At •^ENORMOUS PvEDUC ONSm.^gf To make room for , Further Shipments. Girlß' Kid Boots, No 10 to 13, 2s 6d per pair Girls' Kid Boots, No. 10 to 13, 3s 6d per pair Girls' Morocco Boots, No. 11 to 1, 5s Gd per pair. X %• Note the Addbess. * t * g TTTCTOEIA SEED STORES, (Next Union Bank of Australia). NEW VEGETABLE SEEDS, All the best and newest varieties. x NEW FLOWER SEEDS. A very large and choice collection .imported direetfrom Paris by po^t E L O'* WE R ROO TS, ANEMONIEB, 50 very b^st-named varieties, Cs per dozen BANTJNCULTJB, 50 very best named varieties 5s per dozen. LAWN GRASS SEED, Fine mixture, for. Lawr.s, Croquet Grounds, or Bowling Greens. R. BAIRD, Victoria -street. JTOTICE TO DRS. AND CRS. AND BUYERS OF GOOD SOUND FURNITURE. A S the PARTNERSHIP hitherto ■£*■ existing in our Firm will be DISSOLVED next JULY, we are offering the remainder of our capital Stock of FURNITURE at such LOW PRICES that very little will remain to be Sold by Auction. Persons indebted will please make prompt settlement, and all accounts due by us will be paid on application. OBANWELL & CO., FURNITURE WAREHOUSE, Auckland. pOTTER'S COUGH DROPS, HIGHLY RECOMMENDED AS AN INVALU ABLE MEDICINE, AND ACKNOWLEDGED TO BE THE MOST RELIABLE BY ALL WHO HAVE USED IT. The Proprietor haying been strongly recommended by some of the leading physicians in New Zealand to: bring this Medicine more prominently before the public as a remedy in all cases of Coughs, Colds,; Influenza, Sore Throats, &c, has the satisfaction of j seeing, after sixteen years, a large sale as the result, | many testimonials being constantly forwarded from! those who have received relief from the COUGH DROPS. The Proprietor, therefore, only asks those who suffer to try it, feeling confident every satisfaction will be given to the patient. PBEPARED ONLY EY H. POTTER, Chemist, CITY DRUG STORES, CORNER OF PITT AND KING-STREETS, . r _ Sydney (Late of Auckland).: 'v s.I ■For Sale at Moebin's Grocery Store, Queen-street, Auckland. 1. £1 1 000. J M. M c~L AOHL AN, . Invjjes inspection of the Following Goods/ \-., •■ - amounting to * '■■• ' £1,000 WORTH, BOUGHT AT AUCTION. ) : J: — « • £ b. d. £ b. d. 1 case Cable Cords ....... 0:1 2r-usually—o 1 9 1 case Persian Cords ...'. 0 14' .. 0 2 0 1 casejNayyPrint 0 0 &% .. ! 0 0 9 lease Wincey 0 0 9# .. -0 1 0 1 case. Wincey 0 l'O- .. 0 13 ■ 1 bale Flannel, fr0m.....; 0 1 0• ■„ -0:1:3 1 bale Mourning Prints.'. 0 0 - '.. ',0 0 9 1 .casetlQ.Tfeet.Floorrdoth 03 6 -, v.. ,oi 4 6 tl case 15" feet ditto 0 3 9- ... 0 4 6 '- 1 leaseel-fe'et'ditto......... S4;0 IJ .." 0 4 6 1 case 12-feet ditto . r 04,0 . .i:*.--.;>. 0.4 6 l'caseMelbourneTrousers ■' * . ■ ■ ,and'.VeßtßiJtjx.....-?..; 1 10 0' ; .. 2 2 0 Incase Pagetu, in Blue ~-i . ■ , ' ' ; Venetian, Black1 and" J f f ; Blue,E»ncy Coating, - v i j ;: and Black Cloth 115 0' .. 2.5 v 0 ; ifecase University Sacs 10 0 ■-~ " 110*0" 1 case AJI-wodl SSirte. ..,,0 611 .. 0 B'6 .I'cafe Straw Hats^toies1)'1 o*l, 6 \. o'3 0 ' 1 T'**-' 218 > :Q^EEN-STREET. . ■'■ •■■■-■• i | nnHlEl'Fiiaej^igned are" Cash Pub h 'JL' DHABHEB of BIDE 3, BHEEPSKUSB, WOOL, TALLOW, &c, &c. *t highest market rates, in my quality. J i Consignors direct will have prompt and immediate I cash remittances returned at satisfactory rates. j ! a.'- "'I IRELAND BROS., " Tanners an© Leather Mantjfacttjrers, :•• •'•: 3 ;, ,~. ...-: Auckland.. _■ , ~.. ■ , .-j t ■ ! ; Money. . > . r MON 6Y "TO~LBTTd on first-clasa freehold, security, low rates of interest.— B. 0. Dyer, dho'rtland-stree ' '"."'"' M" UINJSY TU IiJ&JSJj, m large and small sums, » low rate* of interest;— Apply XlitOTT MEYER %)Uoitov. 28, Bhortl»nd-»treet. TQ ,LiiNP (i ift large or I JXI nnallfumn, »«T«rjrilow rkU of lstortrt. lnr>ir *-■»*■-t.1.11... ff,«.u^_ Tri»t. »*.««»



Drapery I 1 TO-MORROW! SPECIAL SALE OP Bl anketa Quilts, Sheetings, ''* Towels, &c '■•■■'• ■■ :A '*■•'■[ TH E H RE A T VT CLEARING-OUT SALE OP DRAPERY & CLOTHING < AT . S. & J...K. VAILE'S COMMENCES THIS DAY. ; * It being absolutely necessary to make a Large Reduction in the Stock during the ensuing month, in order to make room for tlie construction of the New 'Show-rooms, the entire Season's Shipments have been j marked at and below cost price. 8. & J. It. VAILE deem it quite unnecessary to quote prices, as a, single call will convince as to the genuine character of this. sale. - S. & J. R. VAILE, National Maet, , ■";.:■ 130 &132, ,;: QUEEN-ST.REET, T O-M 0 R R O W ; SPECIAL SALE OF CRIMEAN AND REAL >:, WELSH FLANNELS, WINCEYS, FRENCH MERINOS, ETC. "piLLIARDS ! TgILLIARDS^ OCCIDENTAL HOTEL. Under the new Proprietorship the BILLIARD £ | SA-LOO JJ is to be made a feature of the establish- j ment The table—one of Alcock's best—will be care- ' ! fully attended to, and balls, cues,'and the'numerous etceteras, kept in apple-pie order. To ensure thte, an efficient and experienced Marker has been ■■ engaged. "Visitors will receive-every attention and civility.. . ' ' , t . s " ''' C. b"u~r"t ON, t '4 Proprietor. , I rri ELEG RA M B O OKI TELEGBAM BOOKS containing wo hundred each, may be obtained at the Stab office. ; .j ; AFTER next s Sunday, June 13th, all Sunday Trains to and from Mercer will t« ~-«jjJ discontinued. ,'• > ■■■ ■ ' 'W-fn - £%$ ByOrder. ■ ,< ■■ ■■ !? ■•-■■ ■',' ' - -r- '< '' 3 . ~ A. V. MACDONALD, ■■'^^ "" " j Ganwal Manager. - j AUCKLAND & MERCER RAILWAY, ■ : ■ -. ;■, ■ . Public Works Office, (Constructed Kail ways), -.- | ) [ '-A " ; ', June 6,1876/} "' Notice is hereby given that on and after1 the Ist , June, SEASON TICKETS {Ist and 2nd class),.for one, three, six, and twelve months, will oe issued at ' ■ Keduoed Kates." f il\ 1 | >.'<l , : ■-■ '-< * - Apply for particulars at any of the stations. i FRANK B: Pa SSMORB, t , ,;;.;.. L'Ti3.«J Superintending Engineer. A UCKLAND & MERCER RAILWAY^ . j XJL '— —-' l TIME TABLE. ; WEEK DAYS.—Down Tbadts. J ' 3 5 7 9 II 13 15 "■'■■'-•■'. a.m. a.m a.m. p.m p.m p^m p.m Auckland, dep. .. 7.15 9.2011.101.503 40 4 4 5.15 Newmarket.. .. 7.25 9 3011 202. 03.504.U5.25 Penrose Junction 7.399.4411.342.144.44.285.39 "■■ Onehunga, ar. .. 7 489;5211.422.224.12 .. 5.47 i Otahuhu .. ..• 7.51 .. .. .. ..4.40 .. Papatoitoi .. .. 8 1 .. .. >. .r 4.50 .. Papakura .. .. 8.31 .. ~\.- .... .. 5.20 .. Drury .. .. 8.40 .. .. .. .. 5.29 .. Pukekohe .. ;.: 9.16".. «... .. 6. 5 .. Mercer, ar.*.." .. 10. 5' .. ... ■.. .. 6.54 .... '' j Up Tbahw , -2.4 6 8 10 12 14 J I6;I 1 , a.m. a.m a.m.. a.m. pm pn p m p.m. . § Mercer, dep ...'. -J.IB .. .. .. 4. i Pukekohe ■'. 8. 5 .. 4.54 *s Drury ' 840 .. .. .. '.. 629 ' * Papakura,. .. .. 8.50 I j.. 4 ; ..! ";v'5.39 Papatoitoi.. .. .. 9.22 _ 611 Otahuhu .9.32,."., .::.> .. ..'6.21 Onehunga,d 7 30,8.30 ' .'.'.-:' 10,1512 3J)3rO 420 6.24 v iPn- June ar *7.38 8.3819.4410"2312.38 3. 8 *4.28 t6.33 . 'Newmarket <„'.;' 8.53 9.5910.3812.53 3.23 443 6.48 . 1 Auckland,ar ..9.2 10.810.47 1. 2 3.32 4.52 6.57 r * Change for Mercer. , f'Change for Onehunga.? .iSUNDAYS.^-DoyN. Trains. a.m. -a.m.' p.m."1 p r m. p. m. Auckland, dep .. " 9.20 "11.25 #30 3.30 5.0 t' • Newmarket .. v ..: 9.30 11.35 "2.40 3:40 5.-10 ' I>enrosaJ;uiictkHi,-fi« —«^4-Jfc4»- -2.54- "S^f '5*24*" I 9 ' Onehungii, ar .. 9.53 11.57 3.2 .. 5.32 •' Otahuhu . .. 9.56 .. .. 4.$ .." Papatoitoi ~ . 10. 6 r , .. ... ,4,16 ..--- Pap4>um .(1 J 10.36 ... ■ .. f44fe .. I Dfury 1 .. .. 10.45 .. .. V 455 .. I*J Pukefeone" .. „ 11.21 .. .. 531 .. Mercer- .. i .. 12.10 .;./.-. 6.20 . Up Teainb. | : : r 4 c 8 id 12 a.ma.m a.m. p.m pm.p m. > Mercer »9j20 ~, ~ ~ 330 m Pukekohe 10.10 .. .. .. 420 i Drury ... ~.. ~. 10.45 ~., .. , v - 455 j Papakura;. .. .. .. 10.5S ;. .. .. 5 5 ; Papatoitoi 11.27 .. .. .. 537 *^ Otahuhu ~ .. .. ~,11.37 ... .. .. 5.47- Onehunga, dep. 1.. 9.36 :;. 10 15 1.40 346 5+51 $m Penrowe June, ar.. *9*4411 49 10 23 148*3.54t5 59 Newmarket .. . , ..; 12, 410 38 2 3 4 9 614 "-;. ( Auckland.. .. .; -•.ii 12131047 2.12 4.18 623 "*".,; ; , I■ * Change for Mercer, t Change for Onehunga. " 1 'To ensure dispatch, Paroels should be booked tcp I minutes before the starting of eaoh train. - 5 • T By order, until further notice. . - • ! •/' SatSU, M4OBONALD/ •os ; ■ ~~ . General Manager* • ■ Public Works, Auok\and, l\r n - no ICTT ,;:•:.,■•„ .!.■;■- • ..•:,■.: , _ I:-;'.:...; ~.,-.. ".■„,., • , ... ~: .„• ..,:: ; : ~,■-■■ ;•■-.