„ B lv done, tended to nearly complete the ork of damaging the colony's credit begun w others. Referring to Holmes' reference _f the Premiership, he said his position was wind to an accident, which he giezlly ■j plored, and declined to accept Mr. ? •;-_-^?t-on)pliments at the expense of his / \ ..league. He again alluded to the ? / these terms:—"l regret that I '' lice one particular observation Mr i ~_ade in respect to the loan, in .he hon. gentleman said he did not f„ow ibe conditions under which the loan was negeciated except that Rothschilds tinulated that no more money should be borrowed for two years. I take this ortunily 0 f a t once stating that Roths bilds niade no such condition. It is to be hoped that with pradence, economy aud moderation in our expectations as to our ro_ress w ith works we shall not be under tbeVcessity imposed on us of going into the money market for another loan either this or next year ; that will depend not so much on the Government as on the moderation and ecad sense of the people, who ought to be content to await the gradual and steady (je.elopemnt of the policy in future. There has been a natural desire to have a great msny things to do at once in consequence of the woik beiiig carried on with much greater rapidity than was originally contemplated, and it "had been found that the expenditure w as more rapidly increased than it other- would with prudence. In future the Government will he able to complete works already authorised with the means already provided, and have no need except for such new works as were found necessary to apply for further loans for two years." DuriDg the last thirty years he bad teen so accustomed to hear alarming pros pects spoken of that he declined to hear Mr Holmes' warnings on that head.

A Retort

The Hon. Mr. Johnson considered Dr. Pollen's remarks, referring to persons in the colony, were intended to apply to Messrs Waterhou_e and Sewell, and were uncalled for. The real cause of the colony getting such a low price for the loan was the manner in which it was negotiated, and the fre quency of the colony's appeal to the market. Tho alteration in the manner of negotiating was most unfortunate for the colony.

Address Adopted. The address was then adopted, and the Council adjourned.

The Row a"bout the Loan

The greater portion of the voluminous paper on the loan, which occupies thirty three pages, is made up of the most extra ordinary wrangling between Mr Vogel and his three co-agents : Messrs Julyan, Feather ston, and Sergeant. Dr Featherston identifies himself with the two others in opposition, and Mr Vogel charges him with insubordina tion to the head of the Government. They say that application to financial contractors is only made in the case of embarrassed Btates, and Mr Vogel ret oits on the agents for their mismanagement of former loans. They retort on the extraordinary arrangements in this one, and report separately to the acting Colonial Treasurer, which Mr. Vogel resents as an impertinence, the real Treasurer being in London. The quarrel is a, pretty one, and not to edification ; in warmth it exceeds the bounds of couitesy.

Mistake by the Opposition. It is generally fetS to be a mistake of the Opposition in raising a great debate on the address instead of waiting till a distinct issue is placed before them, and Messrs. Macandrew and Keid are present with their skill in Parlia mentary tactics. There is no doubt of the result of the debate on the address, and it is feared it will prejudice the question when the great struggle comes on the bill. Representation Bill- I believe 1 was correct yesterday as to the features of the Representation Bill*

Lighthouses fox* tho Auckland Coast-

I am in a position to state that the light houses at Cape Brett and Cuvier Island are recommended and will be granted. Frst class lights for Cape Maria and Mohikinan (Whangarei,) are already ordered.

Position of Mr- Stafford

In an able leader on the political position, the Post referring to Mr Stafford's extraor dinary declaration of allegiance, says :— "The clue to yesterday's speech is, we fancy, to he found in the rumors which have been freely circulated, but of course officially con tradicted last session, to the effect that Sir Julius Vogel and Mr Stafford had arrived at a perfect understanding, and that the latter hadacceptedareversion of the Agent-General ship. We have already been officially informed this session that before Sir Julius Vogel left for England, he had arranged for Major Atkinson and Mr Bowen joining the Government. • Both appointments have been freely ascribed, and we believe correctly so, to Mr. Stafford's influence, Major Atkin son being an old political friend andcolleague, and Mr. Bowen being a personal friend of Mr. Stafford's. We have very little doubt that both appointments were made in order to pave the way for Mr Stafford's own accession to the Premiership. The programme of last session is no doubt to be carried out. Dr. Featherston will be pensioned and removed from office, Sir Julius Vogel will become A gent- General, and then, there being a va cancy in the legal number of Ministers, the Ministry will be reconstituted under the Premiership of Hon. E. W. Stafford.

TELEGRAPHIC.

COROMANDEL.

(From ©ur own Conespondent.) This'day. Glover's Hotel Burned- This morning Glover's Hotel was burned to the ground, nothing at all saved. The insurances are as follows : Hotel in South British, £300; the hall in the same office, £50. In the Notional, hotel, £100; do stock, £150. The proprietor is loser of every thing.

Union Beach. •the Union Beach have a lot more rich specimens to hand, better than any before taken out.

MERCER.

(Prom our own Correspondent.) -_ This day. Murder of a Maori "Woman at . Rangariri. lne natives yesterday reported to the police here that a Maori woman had been murdered by her husband named Rapoutu about three miles from Rangariri. Her body ia said to be horribly mutilated, £!_ nearly out in two by a tomahawk. The body was burned by Maoris. f The murderer escaped to the back country punned by the natives and the mounted police started this morning to investigate the matter. 5. c J£ lT. er,"~Raising the Rangariri. Xhe Waikato River is (higher than it has been this season, and is rising. Energetic Bteps are being taken to raise she Rangariri.

ALEXANDRA.

[Per Press Telegram Agency.] This day. T . __ The Flood. •me flood has stopped communication up country. A few canoes are down. So important news. Mr Gage is down . *Tth a fine lot of fat cattle. . _ d<> ~

HAMILTON.

V T"! (Prom our own Correspondent.) This da y. -.__-_._ .Road to Raglan. Chairmen of Highway Boards signed

a memonal to the Superintendent praying fiim to use his influence in the House of Representatives to get a road made from Jvagisu to Waipa district. The memorial lomts out that the native land has been acquired for the purpose. There are no ":atn c difficult;, s in the way.

LATEST SOUTHERN TELEGRAMS.

DUNEDIN.

(From our own Correspondent.) This day.

Ban Francisco Mails. Ihe San Francisco mail brought 6236 lettere, 600 book packets, and 13,620 papers. Over £200 have been collected for Mr Hyarn's family, who suffered by the Castle street fire. The enquiry into Pieman's fire at Kaikora, will be held to-morrow.

Fire. The premises of Mr Eussell, furniture dealer, George-street, were destroyed by lire on Thursday night. The stock was valued at £700. It was insured in the National Company for £250. Messrs. Macandrew and Reid Messrs Macandrew and Reid left for Wel lington yesterday.

LYTTELTON.

(Per Press Telegram Agency.)

This day.

£ hipping. Sailed : Excelsior, for Auckland, with a cargo of 257 sacks potate3, 210 do. bran, 107 do. malt, 445 do. flour, 8 kegs butter. Arrived : White Rose, from London, with 166 immigrants. All well.

NELSON.

(Per Press Telegram Agency.) This day. Two Young Men Drowned. An accident in Takatiko River, Golden Bay, lesulted in the drowning of two young men—Allen and Schetour ; both unmarried. The Phoebe sails Korth to-night.

DUNEDIN.

{Per Press Telegram Agency.) This day. . The Schiller's Mails.

The follow ing appears in the Star re the Schiller's mails : — "Sir,--By a late mail I learn from London that my letters posted in March last via San Erancisco were all re covered and delivered twelve days after due date, marked—' Saved from the wreck of the Schiller.' My friends also inform me there w Tas lyiug on the table of the general Post Office a mass of letteis whose addresses are ineligible waiting to be claimed by their rightful owners."

Grain Market

The grain market remains quiet. Ordinary samples wheat, 4s 2d to 4s 3d ; milling, barley, 3s 3d ; prime, 5s 9d to 6s ; milling, 4s 3d to 4s 6d ; oats, 2s Sd to 2s 101; mil ling, 3s ; flour, 10Z; oatmeal, IGZ; pearl barley, 2G_ ; bran, 4. 10s ? pollard, 51 ; hay, 5. : potatoes, 51; butter, Is 2d to Is Gd ; cheese, 9J.

THE SCHOONER KENILWORTH.

Wk are indebted to Mr C. A. Harris for the following particulars of the movements of the schooner Kenilworth since she left this port. The news wr,s received pors.s.Llewellyn. The Kenilworth left here on May 20. She was nine days out to Norfolk Island, where she landed her sheep and cargo. She was then lying off and on for -ixteen days before she could ship her cattle. She made a capital run to Noumea, at which port she arrived on the 20th June. Captain Jackson makes a trip back to Norfolk Island for more cattle, and will either return from Noumea to Auck land direct, or perhaps via Newcastle. All well on board. The Kenilworth may be looked for at an early date.

AUCKLAND STOCK AND MINING REPORT.

Business done this day : — South British Insurance — 48s ; buyers, 47s ; sellers, 48s. City of London—sos ; buyers, 50s ; sellers 525.

Golden Calf (new issue) —Buyers, 5s 6d. do (paid up)— Buyers, Bs. Una—Sellers, 4s. • Union Beach—Buyers, 28s ; sellers, 30s, Tokatea, lis 6d ; buyers, lis. Cure, 17s; buyers, 16s 6d. Pride of Tokatea—Sellers, Is 4d. Red Queen—Buyers, Is 2d.

News by the Llewellyn.

The news by the Llewellyn is unimportant, It includes the following :— ENGLISH TELEGRAM. London, July 14.

The National Assembly, by 335 votes against 310, have annulled the election of M. Bourgoing, the Bonpartist representative of the department of Nievre. The Carlists are being closely pursued by Alphonsist troops. The official statement of the Turkish Bud get shows a deficit of £4,000,000.

AUSTRALIAN TELEGRAMS.

REMARKABLE CHARGE AGAINST A YOUNG MARRIED MAN.

SYDNEY.

July 15.

The resolution in the Assembly for the adoption of the Pacific mail contract was postpone o^a^wee^ _^ _^__ Pacific Mail Company expressed doubts as to the power of the company under their charter to join with other parties The difficulty is not considered unsurmountable. The Chamber of Commerce discussion in favour of free trade with the Australasian with reference to Bank arrangements improved the position of Bank shares here. .Earthquakes lasting 5 seconds were felt on Sunday at Eden (Twofold Bay) and Bega. _ he shocks were sufficiency severe to rattle the windows of houses. The direction was fromN.W. to S.E. . . News from New Caledonia reports the -scaoe of three prison-is who seized a five ton boat and have not since been heard of The authorities have prohibited convicts fiom working for civilians m future.

MELBOURNE.

July 15. Dr Robertson, of the Kew Asylum, has __omisedto substantiate statements of un- SSTiXenoeby members of Parliament in securing appointments for persons v the PUThom__Xenagh has been committed for trial for forging the name of Alfred George Warren. tc» a colsent to marriage . his young wife was removed from Court in a fainting 'TS's-and petitions against the Edu cation Act Amendment BUI were signed at tie Roman Catholic churches on Sunday. During the voyage of the Cardigan Castle the m"in-royal mast was struck by lightning. MaryYnJ Pope, an elderly woman, was burned to death io bed at Richmond. The Government decline to make sectarian differences in the classification of children in ___ Industrial School. . It is understood that the Government in tend dealing further with the case of Judge DMr "Luke's estate, WS^ecT to»_brewi_B firm ; they return the liabilities^ at £9,000.^ The steamer Ceylon is Btill fast. Two tugs and the Ellora were sent to her assistance.

Another attempt to get her off will be made at high tide. Queensland sugars sold at 10s. to £1 ad vance. A large sbl. of oilme 's stoiea took place; "COO ca'.< s- of 1■• <> one vuiv sold privately _.t a declint ; v. ha is finn _! i»* 3d, and the same price . a_ > (.'fused for Soutn Australian at auction.

Foochow advices state that two steamers are loading tea for Australia, and there will be no further departuies. The tea market is

quiet.

The ship Crown Prince, 170 days out, has arrived ; she did not call at any port, a_d was delayed by baffiing winds. He progress was also retarded by foul keel. The Ksth Evans, which left three weeks before the Crown Prince, has not yet been heard of.

BRISBANE.

July 15. Robert Fparrow, bonded warehouseman, h_s been arrested on warrant, charged with feloniously uttering a locker's order and defrauding the Customs. At a meeting of Catholics yesterday, it was resolved to celebrate the centenary of O'Con nell.

Second Edition. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.

TBIS AFTtENOON,

The Gum Tax

Wellington, this day, 3.30 p.m. Mr Williams {presented a petition from 340 at tho Bay of Islands praying the House to interpose against the resolution of the Provincial Council imposing a gum tax. The Thames Foreshore

Mr O'JNeill gave notice to ask on Tuesday the Government to iniroluce a B;ll handing ihe foreshore to the Thames Municipality.

Teddy Wakefield. Mr Wakefield asked if the Government had inspired a certain paragraph in the Tribune, which it is generally known was written by himself. Sir Donald. McLeau declined to hold the Govemmei_t responsible for newspaper paragraphs. It is understood the Tribune pays at ihe rate of a bed for huoh contributions.

Government Deposits- In answer t_ Mr Pike's question relative to money paid in the Bank of New Zealand, the Government declined to answer till after the Fiuancial Statement.

Thames and Waikato Railway _\la reply to Mr O'Neill, What steps had? been taken re Thames and Waikato rui.way Mr i-ichardson replied that no stops had yet been taken.

Bills

The following Bills were read a first time : Mr Bowen's St. mp Unties Amendment, Mr Buuney's Extension of Queen's Wharf BJl.jjj Mr Mervyn is now moving for leave to introduce an amendment to the Goldfields' Act, ISGG.

The Lords

The Lords presented the address in reply to the Governor at three.

First Readings. The object of Mr Mervyu's bill is to fix the indemnity tobepsid for pastoral tenants' lands refcerved for gold mining purposes. Tho bill was rtad a first time ; also, the •Indemnity Bill, making good the deficit of last year.

Movements of the Opposition.

Mr. Bunny is whipping up the Opposition vigorously. There is something in the wind.

The G-reat Debate

The debate has been resumed on the address in reply.

Mr Murray is on his logs speaking of the dissatisfaction a_d non-success of the rail ways, revealing some gross cases of mis management to the Auckland line to his own personal'knowledge. He is reviewing loan negotiations.

COROMANDEL.

(From our own Correspondent.) This day. Glover's fire broke out at 1.40 a.m., and very little was saved. The total insurance is £650. The fire is believed to have originated in the bedroom. The Telegraph and Post-offices had a narrow escape.

Tokatea —Some specimens are to hand from the Siege level yesterday. 'J he Golden Point is leased on tribute to Thode and paity, who are driving for the Scotty's leader. A new leader with gold was cut in the City of Cork yesterday.

Accident

A boy about seven years, named Smith, cut his brother with a hook, dividing the temporal artery. The wound was dressed by the doctor.

Gold Returns

The Tokatea lodged 3360za. . 12dwts. 12grains melted gold for the fortnight's crush ing.

The Royal Oak melted gold from last crushing is 56ozs. 18dwts. 12grs. $ The manager of the Union Beach reports 231bs. very rich specimens last night.

THE EVENING STAR EBIPAY, JtJLY 23, 1875.



[For continuation of News see Fourth Page.] . *k&- TV ° X W__NG__NT_TI tfßJsrf^f^^ -C DIRECT. St. Hilda, J. Floweebay, Commander, from Onehunga, on MONDAY next, 26th instant, at 2 p.m. (weather permitting). For freight or passage apply to COMBES & DALDY, Agents, Auckland ; Or, A. BAUNES, Onehunga. REEMAN'S HOTEL. FREEMAN'S BAY. MR. ROBT. STOW (the Proprietor) hegs to inform his numerous customers, friends, and the public, that lie still supplies Wines, Spirits, &o of the best brands, at town prices. The Bottle Depabtment has special attention- There is a Bagatelle Table on the premises second to none in Auckland, which, with a comfort able room, first-class attendance and civility, will insure an evening's enjoyment. The best and moßt refreshing Colonial Ales always on draught. Bell's Life in London filed. TO BE SOLD CHEAP, a Superior (Lock-stitch) Sewing Machine, worked by i hand or treadle, only a few weeks in use, and guaranteed in perfect order.—Apply-office of this paper. SUPERIOR APARTMENTS at Mrs Morley's, Havelock House, second house above Choral Hall, Symonds-street. ROYALTY! Scoria'"from my Pits at Mount Eden sold to the public at 2d per load. W. KIRBY. PADES at 3s. 9d. ; AMERICAN BUCKETS at Is 3d. each, or 12s. per dozen, at J. H. Witheford's, Newmarket. Other goods at Auckland prices as usual. VINES and Vine Cuttings.—Apply to Mr D Neilson, Butcher, Onehunga. ANTED to LET, two Rooms, furnished or unfurnished, opposite Black Bull Hotel. WANTED, a strong active Boy to learn the trade. -Apply to W. R. Hay ward, Wyndham-street. WANTED, a good Saleswoman, one that thoroughly understands the Clothing Business.—Apply to G. W. Friend, 142, Queen-street.



WANTED to LET, a comfortable Bedroom, with use of Sittingroom, at St. Leonard's House, Parnell. ! . WANTED, a General Servant— 1 VY M-lvtoMrs \V F<--iik Uuckl.-nd Uemuera 1 Jj A' P'> t0 Mrs " •J-' l lk ""*i"°i- tvcn uoia •HrA IS TED, a Rood Blacksmith J ' W tool smit_ prefo.red.-E. 11. Yeoman,' Albert Boiler Works. WANTED, a few Men for Basil work.-Apply on Saturday or Monday to 1 Tas Reavers Orchuno- j as. _.-a\er_, u-oimnga. . WILL YOU ioin the Children's Sewing Machine Club? Only Gd per week. Apply to W. C. Dennee, Queen-street. W' ANTED, next week, a Situation asßi- m aid,byar, S pe (^ bl eyo„ii gP e r son. Apply, by letter, to Lneric, St_b offico. W -ANTED for a «ood Hotel in the . ' . . ,h „ .. , . country a first-class Cock; also a smart active Lad as Weiter.-Apply at the Auckland Hotel, Queen-street. WANTED, a respectable POV, not W under fourteen years of age.-Appiy to W. Wilson, Draper. Queen-streot. A I-TTT 1_ . Wr>. \„,,p Ar_.lv tiVr. Ehis. at Mr SharS ShtEnl street, between 11 and 1 o'clocit. \X 7A IS TED to LET, a Gentleman's 'roll, SS^%^iS?ffiffi£_ Colleetc/of Customs g -Apply Queen's Hotel, Upper Symonds-street. WANT ED, Tenders for Painting and Papering a Cottage.—For address, app'-y at the York Hotel, Upper Queen-street. —;_- Ji n — r, AIN TED, lor laiiranßa, a General Servant.-Apply to Mr Asher Queen-street. — WANTED, 20,000 Shingles, heart V . of kauri, stating lowest price.—Apply within X^ LEoth 'Con' erofyi-Oriaand 7v TFI) ,. xET in Gr.v .tr PP t AIMED to DJL I, ,II1 1 Grey-street, a House and Shop, with the goodwill of an old established Furniture Business; rent low. Also. a House and Shop to let with a business of a General Store attached.-Apply to it. Eodgers. Grey-street. a T^TM-H. A _I~ Z r__ Tj~ ANTED, Apprentices for the Boot Trade; also A ppren I ices for the Boot Machine Department.—/.pply to Garrett Brothers, Dublin Boot Factory, Wakeflc'ld-atreet. T^^tFt~\ oi '• a I I ANTED, a Sleeping Apartment away from Ihs business part of Auckland; also paddock accommodation for one horse.— Apply to " A.Z.,"tTAR ottice. W-VNTED, a respectable person to VV assist in household duties.—Apply to Miaa Brown, Dyer, nhortland-Btiect. WANTED, a good General Ser- YY vant with references-Apply toW. Flood, 5, lusurance Eui'dngs W ANTED, a Servant Grl.—Apply co. Queen street. _ rv"'Pi?n +_ TUT ;„ -p.-^oll _ A-NJI-U to ___-I, 1U iarnell, a dx-rocmed House _leasnnUy situated. Bent. 143 p«r week-Apply W. K. Ellison. Grocer, Parnell. -_■-r-. a --r.-r-i-r. r , -,-r 77^. \I/AJNTED tO bELL, Clieap, 140 VV acres Bush Laud near water; 2 acres, Port Albert; 40 acres, town, Wairoa; 10 acres, I'apakura; also three-roomed Cottage. The money must be paid within six months - For full particulars apply any evening to O. Wiight, Commercial Eoad, West ~y' rr— : W t?e puS'o to oS TailLg Trousers to measure al 15s warranted shrunk.—Tho Pantheon, 193, Queen-street. WANTED Known, that we make to Measure the cheapest Suits in New Zea- land from 4Q B , at the Pantheon, 193, Queen-street. WANTED, orders for Black Pagets and Morning Coats from 40s, at The Pan- theon, 198, Queen-street, next Edson s, Chemist. ■SF^-t - -Tm-T-i-r. T . -t-.--.-t t tt .. \\7 ANTED KNOWN—L. 11. Green „!V ha ß on sale this Planting Season a Choice CoUection of Nursery Stock, comprising all the best kiads of Trees and Shrubs, at tho Nursery, Seaiield View, and every Saturday in tho Market, at tho lowest possible prices. NB.-L. 11. Green begs to intimate that all orders for Garden work will be punctually attended to by day work or contract. -i-jr "r__NTED to SFLL 12 doz Larr'e IsVr bot^?CHßa.ff-c B r-W_ BSffl^iffASS Bottles for Is; Half-crown Bottles for only 1b ; Red ink, cd per dozen, 6d per dozen, fid per dozen; _^^MiWfl^S^^aS street AT-Tl?_i _ P^_l- n_.l Ton__ TOCo . AJNJEU, a Look and Laundress; reference required.—Apply to Mrs G. W. Binney, Upper Queen-street, V^ANTED KNOWN, Dry Storage VV to Let, with or without large yard, at Battye and Co-'fi (late Quicks), Elliott-street, Auckland. WA"NTF,I.i tn KFT.T Tn T-sr-WPr. _Al> _.___,» to Dl-IJI- J.O _>ii.w-i- and others, a Complete Plant for Browing, comprising 2 copper boilers (115 and 75 gallons), fitted with full size brass taps ; mash-tub to mash 25 bushels ; Uhderback for receiving wort; also a gill Wtoh Ss l *'P1 y ' P ' High-street. WANTED, all the Ladies to know 41 _ t J in .-!,,_>.,-.. n,,,,_„ 10 that I am selling Ladies' and Children's Costumes, Serge Polonaises, Bonnets, &c, &c, to clear at less than English cost. Be in time to securo a magnificent English trimmed Bonnet for 7s 6d, usual price 255. Must be Bold to make room for ex- tensive Spring Shipments to arrive.-E. T. Herbert. Cheap Drapery and Millinery Establishment, Devon- shire House, opposite Cily Market, Queen-street. WANTED KNOWN, that Allen and Thompson, Plumbers, Gasfltters, and Tinsmiths, have commenced business in Mr Busby's old shop, Shortland-street. All work executed with economy and despatch. :! . WANTED Known, that the Cheap Crockery Shop is 29, Victoria-street—Cups and Saucers from 6d; Totiet Setß from 13s; Hand Lamps, 2s; Teapots from Is; and every other article at the lowest living profit —William Holdswokth, Importer of China, Glass, and Earthenware, Dealer in new and second-hand Furniture. A_n-T.n TZ-ArrkWNT ThTTT^Z^I ANII-IJ KINO WIN, tnat _rOOCI Stabling may be had at 6d per day, or 2a per week; also Bait supplied on low terms. Buildings to Let, suitable for workshops, &c. Good and cheap Firewood and Coal-yard, at Nicholls and Hall's, corner of Queen and Edwardes-streets. WA^E\SI. btS h Criber_to]S agazi_eS SSHSS Machine Ruler and Account-Book Manufacturer, _lrcet°° m° ' : WANTED, Everybody to try Elli- man's Celebrated Royal Embrocation for Horses, Cattle, Sheep, Dogs, &c. Unfailing success, First-rate local testimonials may be seen on applica- tlon. ** Sole Agent for Auckland— W S JONES Wholesale and Retail Saddler, &c, Oupen-street Agents wanted. [ WANTED. 600 tons of Old mL.- MeSr^^Pea^tt SSft faiAWSMS-fJ. Quick's Buildings, Elliott-street, Auckland—S Moss, Manager . -_■-_• V a xxrm^ t. j. T^m I- _i^ J \\T ANTED to LET, the House and W Shop, corner of Victoria and Albert-streets, known as Thompson's Grocery Store. A NT T, n KISrOWTC that T , .!_.., r»'i.,i Thompson's Wholesale and Retail Grocery Busineßß is removing to his new premises, corner of Albert and Victoria-streets. Wa in . niTi ..._/ i_s TTT T /-,_««._._ AlN±._iJJ tO bJ_l_Jj (^Cteap;, White Lead, Galvanised Tubs; also, Pumps Paint. Ploughs, &c N.8.-Highest price given for all kinds of old a.etfd.-ALFRBD SMART, next to Blue Post. Victoria-street. Wtf!^f^! sto be h^"? ftS_SS_. mPSSS? Ford Potter and Co. WtSDJ P S^LJ; at reasonable prices-A ddress^B WANTED KNOWN, that Robert Brewin, of Auckland Seed Depot, who has Re- moved opposite Messrs. T. and S. Morrin's,.has on 1 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 n-^ful >ew Zealand Forest Trees and Shrubs, Seed Fotatoes, Cabbage, and Caiiliflower Plants, and a choice collection of Nursery Stock true to name and of first quahty. R.B. respectfuUy intimates that his Seeds are specially selected for this market, being varieties heias found most suitable for this climate during elevV years experience as a practical Hort, cnlturist. ■'Soleagent for Mason Brother-. WAITED Known,that the cheapest and best way to be properly clothed, is to , caU and be measur_ed at the_Pa£theon for your Coate 1 your Vests, and your Trousers. We make them well : of good material, and guarantee a perfect fit.- Ford, Potter & Co., The Pantheon, 198, Queen-street



TTTANTED, the General Public to T T Know that J. ALWINGEB, Tailor (late from France and Germany), has commenced business in htsnow iirem. es No R?Vi<.nri. str. Nt w!i. re hp ho?ST^iaWTOrt^^tas!wS »r,c< _tont.oo to business and civility to hia command. Gntl_ml_Vud boy,' suits made to order; repairs dyeing,and cloaningVin __ __ ____j_. _______ __________i notice. &&. _____ iJjiJL* ___i>iUWrN ti_at 1 '*"> Go-Dili!ls prepared to supply all kind. . f Timber and other Building materials inclu.i-. Sashes, Uoors, Mouldings, Broad Timber, House Blocks, Posts, Kails, Hardwood felloes, Shafts, lrc_- Bark and Blue Gum Laths, Shingles, &c.,&c., at the _?"_f market price, at his _ard , Cnatom-howe street. "WANT.i_L>l.nowH, that Furniture B « o £ i %£_^^ Iron Bedsteads and Cots; Hair, Spring, Flax, and Fibl'e Mattresses; Feather Beds, Bolsters and Pillows, Gilt Chimney and Mahogany Toilet Glasses, Cocoa ___ cm __ tf atong et c. etc., at T. &H. COOKE'S Furnishing Warehouse, 148, Queen-street. - *~»_<,*_ — 72 i j W knot that»WKm!?S£r OPf Q«e_a_S WakefieldXete? his on «^™"e^-_rtlo oS_ wholesale sr.d retail), at t_e low. st rates. Bricks, Ltme, Sand, Shell, Tiles, l.on-KwkSharts, Spokes, _t_____________________±__ — TMPOIiTANT TO T ADIES. ' ._ttt.cm QTTTr«n qttttcsiii C-H-Kft ! &PL.ri-_.!i _.H-1A& !! ! UNDER COST TRICE. " _„_.__ ii. W. DYSON A VERY HEAVY ST°CK IS N°W offering O-FERING spT,T7;-NrT)Tn "RT,A f!_T STT T.IH oruaiMJW X>i-(__U__ OX_<__j_. wn-w/mo™- - o _,i^ 0 _ f^ ./1_ Worth 4/9 «yard, reduced to 3/10 Worth 5/ ffl yard, reduced to 3/11. __«w_ r/o ao-«.i «._„*__ *«_/o Worth 5/9 %) yard, reduced to 4/9. Worth C/ 6_) yard, reduced to 5/1 Also, a large lot of SPLENDID COLOURED GEOSGRAINS m Brown, Drab, state, Bronze, stone, Silver Green, and Blue. " ' " -rr-n-- nv. n o„ „. ./^ -__~-__+„^/o SILKS -Cheap at 6/6, reduced to 4/9. SILKS-Cheap at 7/6, reduced to 5/9. - TTTra _ ,' ' , ..--' SlLKß—Cheap at 7/9, reduced to 5/11. -.-<?- IMtTTr TXT _~..-,--,„„ THE BEST VALUE IN BLAJNKETS Usual price, 21/; reduced to 19/10 d. VERY LARGE SIZES— Usnal l,rice' 33/! reauced to 27/6 » palr- EXTRA MNE QUALITY- Usual price, 35/0; reduced to 29/ C_? pair. - tAPP P TOT OT? TTT ANNFT . A LARGE LOI OF F__A_.NEJ_b, Heavy and Fine Makes, . . Ana' _ ,-n a>t t^t a_. -tt. r o CPJMEAN FLAINNELS, To be ouitted at looequuteua. Cost Prices " „ w -rytT-q^-T yxoui'i T_MPOBAB_PBBHI B _S: nPP_H!T_ TPfTC fITTV HALL onusuJi iilij lxx aAIJ^ Ne_t door to Brookes'Boot Shop. " fl EOR G E W. OWEN, It — v x>- ' tt/.T?'. <_>. r?TTTTTI ATTPTTT ANT) ±,U_tl-.__lt___ J x, au^_vjl.-_x>_^, IQ AKEIVE H^ S SITING siAR, FERN- iv/ 3L EN IMILY McLAREN, DDNBDIN, CALLER OU. &c— . 80 barrels and cases New Currants 80 cases bottled Fruits G2 boxes Eleme Raisins 7 Cilßeß yigg __a Muscatels 26 barrels Prunes 20 cases Imperial Plums, 21b and 41b bottles -. Red Herrings, mybrow;s q_ S'.f/"8^ H. -rings Morton's 30 half-barrels Pickled, do 1 overall 30 ™ Lobsters and Mackerel 8U cases JUODSters ana a-acKerei 38 bales Paper and Paper Bags 50 cases Capers and Currie Powder CO cases Vinegar, Whybrow's and Morton's 50 cases Bottled Salt 3 cases Essences 7 casks Canary, Hemp, and Rape Seed g casks Carraways 21 cases Taylor's and Epp's Cocoa, &o. H __$% ___ u ™%^jSblffnd Comcctionery . i 0 cases Marmalade 350 boxes Candles . 35 cases Brown and Poison's Corn Flour 160 boxes Pipes and Bath Bricks fi<? o-o-r-i-tor nnd .alnd nil BO cases Co_m__^M^tardand Blue 82 gross Nixey's Black Lead ■ 2 tanks Sago and Tapioca 5 cases Liquorice, loz sticks 70 casks Bi-Carbonate Soda and Crystal 8 cases Twine and Lines '' ' 4 cases Brushware 13 cases Baking and Egg Powder ie cases Fancy Soap and Soap Powdors 2 cases Chlorodyne Nutmegs, Spice, Piments, Ginger, &c. 55 drums Linseed OU 108 tons Paint, __c. to te^tag^lg* ftJJ- THISTLE HO TEL T p Wby, * ' WHOLESALB AND B_T__T WINK AND SPIRIT ORE ebn-street Auckland. Begs leave to return many thanks to the public, for the very liberal support accorded him for many yean past. _ t _ _^ ' __}■___•■. Hying erected splendid Premises on the site of the old House which was destroyed by lire, he is now prepared to execute all orders entrusted to him rom town or countiy, with tne| CHOICEST WINES AND S PIRIT S, S^^lS^ °ldPOrt WiDO a_-S__S^S_Tjo™t_ chlmUt ne- Moselle, pints and quarts Claret- Chateau Larose riarnf T»fltt« £}*"£".!._.__ n «et-St Jußan's Read Old Jamaica Rum Hennessy's Three Star Brandy And othei choice biands. ahrorTED CASES MATVS UP TO ORDER DIFFERENT BRANDS. J _,„ ITT^„„_ BASS S ENGLISH ALE ON DRAUGHT. ■ übexg _ Allowances [made to wholesale purchasers. TERMS : SaRICTLY OASH' rlts Overproof, the same as from bonded Store, Sp sold in any quantity. Notice of rea^Tl __» So _, the corner of Victoria and Albert-streets, adjoining Temperance Hall, where, on and after SATURDAY, the 10th July, the bußineas will be carried on. He take ß this opportunity of returning his sincere thanks for the hberal patronage accorded to him during the past Twenty Years, trusting to secure the continuance of the same by adhering to the principle of Appling the best goods at the lowest remunerative profit • _ m-croMPROT^ T. THOMr/bUX., IMPORTER, WHOLESALE^* RETAIL GrOCBP, victoria-street, Auckland, „: _, Oatmeal Maize Bran &c always J^T*l^™'^^roduce ni_?ch_sed and sold on on hand. Settlers Produce purcnasea ana sow on commission -, ■ _ . .' Goods deUywd in toTfn and Buburbß.



t>MNCE 0 F WALES THEATRE. wf -"" TpQHPA m. « w Collier Lessee Mr O W. Coiner. Scenic Artist MrW.Wilhams. LAST NIGHT BUT ONE of T„ E SISTEES DUVALLI. . TU ,™ T ~ W r_.T-T.T T T^ .tt.pt- .. IMMENSE PANTOMIME! SUCCESS -.-_-.-..-. -,-,-.,-.) ,——----—) ,~ - _._-—_—__._^ PANTOMIME! of the (PANTOMIME!) (______._> L _-.-,-—> p-^ ~-^ ——^_--^ columbine, (pantomime!) Harlequin, Heloise^valli.* ~~> Ro_aKuvalli. TTWI THIS (FRIDAY) EVENT...G-, LAST N T Q H T BUT ONE' UA S L *l W _____ rnprrnm TPA NWMM iTTON SCENE ' GORGEOUS TRANSFORM Al lON ,__■_-._• / "'.'r"!'""' *_, r*jm,«i__ GREAT 8188 FOB SATURDAY J ' P^_SSS^^ P^, aUowtog^ample lime for parties to return nome For further particulars see day bills. U_l_^S^4__^_f^J_S' M- gg-JJ «• _ 1 J "VOLTNGr MEN'S CHEISTIAN jf_ ASSOCIATION w.tt__, „-«.-... Wellesley-stbeet. ______ _. _: M --"±->nr——~-a m. WINTER COURSE OF LECTURES, 1875. THIS (FRIDAY) EVENING. Jnly 2 3-«Was Adam the First Man?" E.Ellis, August 13-"Home, Sweet Home,' Rev. P. H. Comford. August 27—" George Whitefield: his Life and Labours," Bey. W. J. Williams. September 10—" Myths " Rev. C. M. Nelson. September __-" Histoi. of Electricity," illustrated by numerous experiments, J. Goodall. Esq. ' O ctober 15-" Revivals," Rev. A. Reid. October 22—Subject to be announced, Rev. E. N. ' Bree. Tickets, to admit two to the Course of Lectures, ss. each; may be had of the Booksellers, at the Rooms, or from any member of Committee; single admission, Is. Seats reserved for ticket-holders until quarter- ■ past 7; commence at 7.30. THOMAS BUDDLE Hon' gec ' T»_--nAr.A-».-rm -rr ArTn , n A 0 S " NOW OPEN, from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. . _,-„-, . —-— v „ TT> Tf _ T __ __ A FINE ARTS EXHIBITION Comprising copies of the Works of the greatest Ancient and ft.odern Furcpean and Amciican Artists, and ali tbe Latest JVovellies in Oleographs, Cromcgraphß, Photcgraj hi (p?ain and colomed), Engraving.. <_c '1 he most complete Fxbibilion of the kind ever ■ ' opened to the public on thi. she of the world. * : _$. -NT n f!Tr_.f. imp A _ivrT _Tfiw . SS?" ISO CHARGE FOR ADMTSSIO-T. All ars Invited ! In the lj_-t_ir7 Boom at HOLLAND & BUTLER'S 28, AND 30. VICTORIA-STREET. r>TTPTiri.p P.riTTfiTrni. If URTHER REDUCTION J} IN TH _ PRICE OF SEWING MACHINES. In conrcquence of my hea\y stock on hand, and 1m K° «1»-P«u«»t» to arrive, I Lave further Reduced my prices of Singer'B, Thomas's. Howe's, and other M.*" -^ S-^^m-S^tdSu^'^ my new aminc.u xuus.ra.ea nice un is now rS„ 7' and get oi.e, or posted free to any address. -,_,_„_ .„„„.,,_• ____^ ff shon -____w_*™_* In 6 -Fitting B_op, Sliortlana-Btreet. •ijeax.s-neaua 'B.urwon •_ i? "x o_soddo < I0(la[0: aRVI3OnV Cj *▼ SCI_[IS 3HOA AHCL * .^^"^.RV «__J^^__^___^_S __ j^ if^^^^pi'/^^^ _~i e=i- „ '^^^^^^T- \TEW POEK BUTCHERY, 1 PARNELL. T v A V. XV T V L' BEGS to inform his Parnell customers that he has noyf opened his , PARNELL BRANCH SHOP, fl „ f trad The Bran ned > el f 0 co^enjence of his customers at Parnell He thanks them for past favours, and assures them that the same prices, qiiality, and variety will greet their eyes each day as they see in his Queen street shon *' 1 f.T MATT TT _ W '<. QOPTATI N ,7 ar. £tT d .- T /-i O GATHERING. LORNE-STREET HALL JITLT 29 ~. , . ~~T~. w w and VMckers" Chwchw_rde_.* MessS B__tT__S)X S? A «iifce«!'„•„ w_lt_lJ -r nTih -„__?,!' Woolle^ f toTin, Warnock TH. Webb, Hendeison, gf. _■. Wl Uams and Colonel Haultain, Vestrymem Tickets will not be issued by the above-mentioned after Saturday, July 24.-B. B, Ha._-rd, Incumbent ~ ~ __ " " IV/TONEY IE «D On first-cIaSS JJJ. freehold security, low rates of interest.— R~ D Shortland-.tree \ —— —=r=- : : ; ||/| ONiSY TO LiINJJ m large OT OLI _maU roms, at very low rate of lntereit- * Applf to Mr Lm!ahl«r, SoUdtor. Hl«h-rtree_ _r« CJIR GEORGE GREY CADETS. j^ The Members of the above late Corps are requested of2_SWft*» I^XSSSS&S-Si S— — -——— ACl'lßo CHAg . TA yj.OR °H Lat Ca_Jl Commanding. _____ QAWMTTT P7 > o ptiieto__ . rI.U bAWMILi-j Jr_tUJr^xi_--"-rto, • J^ CAPTAINS OF VESSELS, AWD OTTTF'RK yjxa-SiSXO ' —— _. Prime Cured Beef (in casks), 3d _) lb Mutton.«?» Bacon, iua _j id. Qna hty second to none. ■ CQ OPEEATIVB MEAT SUP p LY CO. — t^allwell's cabminative . J? SYRUP.-An Effectual and Speedy Remedy for Wind, Pains in the Bowels, &c, to which Infants and Young Children are liable in early Infancy, and vhile Teething.-Bottles at Is 6d, 2s 6d, and Is 6d ■ Jachby 8 S. FALLWELL, Chemist, Otahuhu and Papakura. _~____T T, a w^--.,, T_ Amnl , B _ FALLWELL'S WOBM POWDEBS.— A Medicine of singular and undoubted efficiency when employed for the Removal of Worms either in Children or Adults.— Packets at Is 6.1,2s 6d, and Is 6c. cac'i- Agents: Hamilton Bros., Queen-street. T. Clayton. Victoria-street tta_T-lat.t.t n n a T %/_/ HANGAREI COAli. VL fluent sample o7t_eTbove Coal ever shipped . now onSa.e at my Yards, ***** JOSEPH CRAIG. standard eire and mIEFe NSUR A N C E COMP AN V of new Zealand. - f__r- Agent for Auckland— HENRY GILFILLAN, •_ , , 7, t_ueen-Btreet._ . ; ""T RTTPTTII.Tf.I. TTOM l_ i<« offprpd ! \ ou_ ximyiv uvju.^w .wioicu -£*- to one or two Gentlemen In _ Private family, with separate well furnished bedrooms, rive minute. walk from Queen-stieet; a piano in the house; no . chUdren; terms moderate—For address, apply Stab office. R SALE> -Tq Let Qn j_^—Q n ' -P easy terms, a comfortable Family Residence, situated in Parnell, containing 9 rooms, and out- »» orchard .-Apply to W Flood, 5, insirraiiw iuiUdtoK-. insurance i.uuaingß.



fJOTTIS'S TOMATO SAUCE. *-- _______ „, „.„_~, ■_>„„,, - Q „__n _„„ .__ ,G" COT _.IS' °f EllUanl^a\_l a™e"' _a_ ._e pleasure of announcing to his customers, and the * ral public, lathis Newßung£h ra is now ready. It bears upon it the character of the purest sauce sold. It contains no deleterious com ponnd; an_ fraib !_^ »*W wto S2__ET*S is o!.^.^ per Medical Certificate received. It is cheaper than any other Tomato Sauce used. - COTTIg Q. COTTIS J "' ■ /OLSON'S KJ HPOMATO X __-.-_-- OADCE. The undersigned having Purchased from Mb. H. n,_™^prP.«f hi. r.T.BRATFD SAUCE ° S of his CELEBBATED SAUCE, together with the Goodwill of his Business, beg to solicit a continuance of the Public Favour. The Sauce may bo depended upon as perfectly Pure, and free from Adulteration. It creates appe tite and promotes digestion, and as none but the best and most wholesome ingredients are used, it cannot but merit a cont in-ance of the liigh favotuMt has already attained in public estimation. RICHARD gIEIICK & CO. __^ -w-q be j_ et q N LEA SE, a first- X class DaMy Farm of 40 acres, situate atMotmt Eden, and only 2 miles from Queen-street. There iaa dwelling-honso, with plenty of cow-sheds, stable, &c. The land is in good grass, securely fenced into several riaddocks, with abundance of water in the dryfst seaß o n s.-Apply to M. E. McGarry, Newmarket Toll-house. ___ r _, to .mORROW, at 11 _____ S-.-i^^T"' JJJ ORANGES! MANDARINS! Ex 'Llewellyk'@ Sydney. -__~-yv._ , v_> R. ARTHUR _.__ 7T -_ „ ~ . ,r\ .„. %/%/ ±DL_ sell at IllS mart, <_ueen-Street, W to-morrow, at 12 o'clock noon, _~. „„ . • TD—33 cases Apples 65 „ Oranges } •» _?*!_«?;__ * » 5pE d™nß L 8U " uian_es, —: TO-MORROW ---. CANTERBURY POTATOES. ON ACCOUNT OF WHOM IT MAY „_ " ~ R' AU T H v rry lU _ seU by auct ion To-morrow VV (Saturday), at 10 a.m., at the end of Wharf, alongside Queen of the South, about -n,.iA.vv_ja ~~T* a rni-iHW^.'™™ 200 sacka POTATOES, marks unehgible, more or le6S damaged. " ; Terms-Cash. / MOPPOW JLU-luurwri. ... EX ' LLEWELLYN'© SYDNEY. L. W. EAT O N TTTILL sell by auction, at his mart, T T To-morrow (Saturday), at 11 o'clock, 150 caEC „ Oranges .?. " " Mao 3^ 1113 10 „ Loqnato 5 „ Lraa^^ WEDNESDAY JULY 28. ~^ "" __' __,__,__ -_~ _, _„_,_,___, WITHOUT RESERVE. VALUABLE OLEOGRAPHS, COLORED _>_rr\Tf\nn a x>nrc! 1 -H.UIU -rHAriia. FBAMED ENGRAVINGS AND PRINTS. »ckjat)-i?_ -yrnTTTT-TATna AooUKiJkU jy-UUI-iJil.las.. p ER • FoPPAbIhIbI,' @ LONDON. HpHE Subscribers have received in -1 rt^^A.B^MriM.^ Wednesday next, 28th instant, at 11 o'clock, Nine Cases of Colored PHOTOGRAPHS, Chromo lithographs, steel engr_.vi_.gs, and Valuable OLEOGRAPHS, forming a large and varied collection of choice sub- I One Jse o of Mi_ed MOHLDINGS. . WITHOUT RESERVE. , OMnTnr _An_-«_T. t. an-* SAMUEL CO.CHRANE & SON, Auctioneers. ■ TUESDAY, JULY 27. __ O'CLOCK SHARP. uuu«uuiau_. "^ v O- ft Ji hiXt.UA_N-rJ__ _. n. _ OTTru - S SUGAR! SUGAK. oUGAxt I F_nw tttw Ya_.t.avttle REFINERY J?ROM THE iARKAVILLfc, xtEiiJMSiiY. ~ GEO. W. BINNEY \T7ILL sell by auction at the Corn ▼ V Exchahge, on Tuesday. 27th inst, at eleven o'clock sharp, • P. 195 mats Brawn Su?ar 900 bags Su?ar, in 701b bags 800 bags White Crystals in 1121b bags 64 bags Brewer's Crjsials 1419 mats Mauntris Sugar. Terms at Sale. . TUESDAY, 27TH JULY. ' At 11 O'CLOCK SHARP. r.T.-\rTPTrr'"PrAl_"r'l? _A__iA_b_, . JAMS, TART ERUITS, PAPER BAGS, &c" &a ' &a aw. ne y • TTTILL Sell by auction at the Com W Exchange, on Tuesday, 27th instant, at 11 o'clock sharp, ~ T'^"^«--^ 8g Hawkins'la-tin Jams 9 „ „ 21b-tin ~ 6 Bulk 87 ~ „ Tart Fruits \\ bales Paper Bags (assorted) * 6 T t gal _____ . TUESDAY, 27th JULY, U °'CLOCg Sharp- COEN EXCHANGE. buttbb oATl _^]-_: t bacon, &c. BTmw G. W. BINNEY -,-,--,-.--. .. , . ~, n __ T\T ILL sell h J auction, at the Corn TT Exchange, on Tuesday, _.7th inst, at eleven o'clock sharp, 30 kegs Christchureh Butter' 3 ca | es McConnell Bacon a cuses Hams and Bacon (bare) 6 cases Bacon (bare) 60 Cheese io jars Butter 60 sack A. & M. Oatmeal 60 tons A. * M Flour (in sacks) 10 toat Kiddenklau Flour **™<*™*' TUESDAY, JULY 27. " ~ Sha^ COM EXCHANGE. ON ACCOUNT (OP WHOM IT, MAY t.U_NO__K_N. J Tf.ATTT'PR TTTPPTNTfiH PAPHR "RAGS -LEAIHEB, __.II.GGIH _b, VAIfIUK JJAUO, » . il_ - »*«., oto , «*«. ».;-,a. ,2; fli ■.:■";:■ GEO. W. BINNEY -r; - S____4 IXAS received instructions to seILDV t-| _ tit - Exochanae oh Tuesday, ____h Q _____^\_%3%^l?J%^ z7th instant, at 11 oclo^ck s^arp^ ... -_ 9doz? ? |tpJcou.™ '/ "■"'- "1. k„;-Sni-^1«1_ Vest.a" '.-,';. 50 dozen ™? d 6St ' — , Terms at sale.