rtk'gnedto them with great credit. The pre1; y I piece eutitied "The Snis3 Cottage," con f eluded the evening's entertainment, in which .-Mr Sam Poole and Miss Patty Holt figured delightfully. To-night Collins' " Man and ) Wife " will be produced. We are requested to correct a mistake which appears on the bills as issued. " Man and Wife " will only *be played to-night and Monday, and not on Tuesday alss, as stated in one place on the daybili. Oa Tuesday there will be a new sensation.

POLICE COURT.- This Day.

(Before Thomas Beckham, Esq., P.M.)

DRUNKENNESS. Two drunkards were fined this morning for over-imbibing.

ALLEGED INDECENT ASSAtTLT.

Diißald McNaughton was again brought up on. a charge of committing an indecent assault on Frances Sarah Burrows, a little I girl of eleven years at Otahuhu, on the 6th instant.

Sergeant Major Pardy in the absence of Inspector Thompson, conducted the prosecu - tioa, and Mr Laishley appeared for the prisoner. * Louisa Burrows was next examined and deposed that she remembered a man calling at her mother's house on Saturday, the 6th iaat. The man there, (pointing to prisoner in the dock) is that man. The child then detailed the succeeding circumstances of the case, exactly in corroboration of the state ment made by her sister. Detective Martin Grace, of the Armed Constabulary, deposed that he arrested the prisoner at his residence on the 11th inst, near fcoakill-roid, a few hundred yards from the cottage of Mr Burrowa ; he told him of the nature of the charge, when he replied that he knew nothing of ib. He received information of the assault, and from the de scription given by the child he arrested the prisoner, whom the girl immediately re cognized.

Ha found the prisoner's clothes, which the child identified, behind his bed in ihe room where he slept. After some hesitation, prisoner said that he was in bed at the time when the assault was said to have been com mitted. At ten o'clock be said he was : at the plough in his adjoining paddock,.at which he continued during. the remainder of the day. Cross-examined by Mr Laishley : When he first went up to the prisoner and told him of the charge he did not propose to go to see the girl, bat subsequently they went to gether.

This was the case for the prosecution.

:Mr Laishley then addressed the Court for defence, and said there was no doubt but an indecent assault had,been committed upon the girl, but there was great doubt as to whether the prisoner was that man. He could bring forward no less than six witnesses to prove that prisoner could not have been that man,

and would testify as to prisoner's where about from the hour of seven a.m. until ten p.m. Two young ladies (Misses Paton) would also swear that they called at Burrows' house at tbe time stated, and saw the man with the girl upon his knee, and could prove that McNaughton was not that man. Before calmtr witnesses for the defence, the depositions for the prosecution were read over. His Worship said that as there were so "many-witnesses to be heard in prisoner's defence, he must remaud the further hearing until Wednesday next. rkaiT stealing. A boy named Michael Donaghne was charged with stealing some twopennywortfi of fruit from the shop of an obscure vendor of apples in Queen-street, and was also remanded until Wednesday next. This was all the business.

TELEGRAPHIC.

LATEST THAMES NEWS.

Rumours of Defalcations

Miners Engaging Men for Ohinemuri.

CRAHAMSTOWN,

(From our own Correspondent) This day. The Late Superintendent's Funeral. The Enterprise lift this morning with a large number of passengers to attend the -late~-Superintendent's funeral." The" Luna -also left with. Sir Donald McLean and numerous passengers. ~%jr Capture of Two Grampusses. j: .A pair of grampnases each 50 feet long were captured in the harbor off the goods wharf and towed ashore by the crews of the Mariner, Julia Pryce,ahd Kbenezer. They are supposed to contain each 5 barrels of oil, and will be brought; alongside the wharf next tide. ' • '<.-- -i.C'Ois».-i'-P .. c*

Tookey's tribute, on the lowest side, has a magnificent yield, of 222 ounces of gold from 28 \ tons stone, nearly eigliD ounces to the ton. v (';> " ,-,- The Mid-day brushed nine tons for 21J ounces of gold. r> «, &. Montgomery Bros/ crushed.- one ton for two ounces. '■ 3 " se The Imperial City crushed 13 tons for 12 ounces. :_ :•j ■'■•■": •' "-' ■; :il-~ f2| Crushrog fp^ the Golden-hill tribute is finished, and will give about 20 ounces-to the ton.

The Qieen of Beauty^ had a splendid show of gold in the low',',leyel last night, and took oxit 4 cwt. of picked stuff. Tnis has been the richest show ever seen in the; mine. ': Expected row at Ohlnemuri

The miuers are organising parties to protect their claims- while at Ohioeinuri. <• A row is expected'at the opening. /■ ' Rumoured Defalcations.

It is reported here that three witnesses proceeded to Auckland in the Southern Cross respecting an action whichis likely to be taken against a, prominent Auckland citizen. All sorts qf__rumoura arg^__ftbjsad respecting "defalcations. .

LATEST SOUTHERN TELEGRAMS.

WELLINGTON.

v (From- our Owd Corres'

>ondent ) "

This day. Another New Steamer.

■_Mr[ John Martin has taken, horned with, him money to purchase or have built for the N.Z.S.S. Company, a large and fast pas* ■en^er steamer. She is to be exclusively adapted for passenger traffic, aad to carry ak least 200 passengers. If Mr Martin can buy a suitable vessel he Will send her out immediately. If not he will have one specially 'built; * l We Hal^lffiUion Windfoill The Post returns to the charge regarding the half-miUion story, and ridicules the con tradiction given by the SRwne*. It refers to the_many instances in which the Post gave currency to. information the ■ Government deßired to be held back, and how in every case, and although denied by the Times, they proved to bo substantially correct. It |H»^ adds that they are perfectly satisfied of the r accuracy of the statement. - \ Sanitary Account— T|io Eival ;;. /."-,;. Firemen. -# •* -;- ,-,* , The Post warms the Sanitary Inspector, 16 whose report of the income and outgoings he puts down several amounts ; as "about"' bo •ad-sp.. .. v .,' 4 " ~//..'' •,,. \i;l,--(i vi«.'-'i ' The same'paper calls upon Captain Moss to resign the command of the Ejre^Brigade for hia unbecoming conduct in ordering his branch man to pnnop upon the captain^o? the. , rival~Brigade. There is a^strol|p rg^ielra.V feeling of indignation •|ain^'''.3fcs«i«,S|h|^ . «aid' h« 'Would; pay the fine, _.aid' cOßti'oo of

Teddy Wakefield.— Government Build ing Contract.

The bibudus Teddy appears to have volatized or taken a back seat. The actual amount of Archibald and Secular's tender for the. new Government buiWings was £29,103. | The work was divided irito five contracts. Although Archibald and Scott were not the lowest, m *li the separate tender, it is understood their tender, £16,000, for the woodwork has been accepted. The Govern meat, with the consent of lowest tenderers for the other works, and so as to have the whole work in the hands of a single contractor, have given the entire contract to Archibald and Scoular.

WAIPUKURAU, HAWKE'S BAY.

(From our own Coirespondent*) This day.

_, Native Land Claims. Ihe Native Lands Court held at Palmer ston is expected to conclude this day, with the object, of determining the ownership of a block of land in the province of Hawke's Bay, claimed both by the &£ngltane and the Ngatikuhunga. The Eangatane will get about two-thirds the land claimed. About 350 natives are present. Ihe meeting is very orderly. ,r . < *.

PORT CHALMERS.

(From our own Correspondent.) This day. Another Ship with Measles.—Threat-

ening a Reporter. Arrived : City of Dunedin from Glasgow. 112 days out, with 242 immigrants and 18 cabin passengers. The measles broke out and ran a course through the children on board ; 13 died. Theie were: 11 cases of water on the brain. The last case of measles was om December 14. The ship has been cleared. The master, Rosa, behaved in an outrageous manner. Wheu the Times reporter boarded her, he refused to give a report, and when the reporter claimed the right to inspect the immigrants quarters, he threatened to throw him over the side. This action arose' from an unfavorable report of the ship's cleanli ness given by the Times when the ship was hete last year.

NAPIER.

(From our own Correspondent.)

This day.

. Scabby Sheep The Native meeting at Waipawa called by Mr J. A. Wilson, the Government agent, to negotiate for the purchase of the scabby sheep on the Fast Coast owned by maories, resulted in nothing being done. Mr Wilson offered on behalf of the Government five shillings a head, to build the necessary prem ises, find boiling down apparatus, and hand over the surplus profits, but the natives per emptorily declined the terms.

DUNEDIN.

(Per Press Tekgram Agency.) This day

City Waterworks

At a meeting uf tbe Waterworks Company held yesterday, it was agreed to grant a divi dend for the half year of six per cent on the shares issued under the Act of 1864, and of five per csDt under the Act of 1871. It was also agreed to give Mr Dick, late secretary £100 for winding up the company. The balance of the money £200 was handed over to the Benevolent Institution.

The City Guards tired a friendly match against the Oamaru rifles to-day, making 434 at ranges of 400. 500, and 600 yards, tine shots, ten men aside.

CHRISTCHURCH.

(Per Press Telegram Agency.) This day.

The Cabbies' Row.

In the Resident Magistrate's Court yester day about 30 cases were brought against the cabmen for obstructing the thoroughfares by sanding with their cabs thereon.-The Beach imposed a fine of 10s and costs in each case.—Mr Garliuk, who- appeared for the defence, gave notice that he would move for a prohibition in the Supreme Couit.

NAPIER.

.A. (Per Press Telegram Agency.) \ - . This day. <i ; The Hawkes Bay Yeomanry Cavalry presented Major Withers with a handsome tea and silyercofFee.seivice, in recognition of past Bervice. * x- The Rev. Charles Clark lectured laatniqht to-ft-good house., r^.'-c-- T2OO "•'■ ''-•'•"••

WELLINGTON.

(Per Press Telegram Agency.) C )■/ This day,!' Colonel Lyon's Promotion. , Hjs^..Exc«llency 9 ;j;h^;^<^ovJ"rn6r' andTthej Minister;'6f Justice visited the gaol and were pleased with the management of the establishment;ojGO GAL HSLIO^Ji i>> ■" IVisf understood that.Cftlonel,;Lyphihas been appointed "head of the New, Zealand Armed Constabulary, Colonel Moule being about to,^bt^in-leave. ■o|jtbsgn^. oT--U L-j U tJI Matters in General. .;. <

Preliminary steps have been taken—for establishing a Lumper^8 r ßcptch Society... has The iddH^ agents of the National—Eire- Insurance Co. say f t^at,the p'oUcy held iby ; the " National" over the Blencathra, men tioned in telegram yesterday referred to the National Insurance Co."of South Australia

The. Times,.■ recurring to,,,the half .million stpry],' eaya the Post has been most unmerci fully sold over ih ""

The Co-pperati.ve Baking Society has been a failure, and is formally woundup. j; , jj oJ 'i£

g Municipal Bungling

The~sT*»»€ff-haß-a-leaderupon civic matters throughout the colony, and considers that Wellington has been one of the moat sadly neglect ad towns as regards sanitary worka of any in the colony, and says .its Provincial Government has done nothing, absolutely nothing for it. Like Topsy it 'growed,' and the Provincial Government profited by its growth. It Bays, ' Depend upon it if this city is ~to maintain its prominence in New Zealand it must cease to be the worst muni cipality in it.' It refers to Auckland as being a conspicuous example of careful nur ture by -its provincial rulers, notwithstanding the warm and humid atmosphere. It will in few a years, thanks to the fostering care of the Provincial Government and civic rulers, be the best managed municipality of the Australasian colonies. It refers to Canterbury and Nelson civic arrangements in complimentary terms compared with those of Wellingtoa. It says of Dunedin that an ex tensive system of sewerage has been begun, and will be carried out without any great expense -to the ra tepay en, while its town belt will ultimately, be one of' the most charming recreation grounds in the Southern Hemisphere. ■^^'■■: -■.■'.'/ '■_/"' !"-.:'

NELSON.

(Per Press Telegram Agency.) This day. Mrs Macdoqaffi wfatil We manager & the Union Bank, died last sight.

AUSTRALIAN TELEGRAMS.

Ap^'&S^M^^GOß.J. U

i A BARQUE BMy^SrVhT

Thb Australian news by i the Macgregpr .is" generally uninteresting.' In Sydney a climatic., change has terminated the prolonged drought, w^^tHrektSnecf ruin to tHe pastoral inter? 8t -yKr^Kii^^ W?t ***** highly faEOuiabtel '■-■ lslthough some losses of f took are reported, Cheap money is the prevailing feature in.

The barque Alcandre, forty-three days out from Newcastle to Yokohama, was caght in a hurricane in 11 deg. south and dismast ed She has returned, taiporfc. The stWboed bulwarks," boat-skids",'" e'e , were =washal away, but no lives are lost. Her fpreSand mlaintopibasts and mizzea-onast are gone! The .New Zealand Mercantile Company Jntend; opening; a branch establish went at. Melbourne under the management of Mr R. Murray Smith] YJIOTI rJ'JTSOCTC The wreck of tne-'BTeocathra on King's Island has been soM--foT<£ll,'3tiO subject to a ■protest from .the insurance companies; - She was insured for £5,356 in the New Zealand Insurance Company. The'wreck s'tiirh6lds together. She has a greater list to port-,Ttn-. dering the work of unloading more difficult. A considerable quantity of cargo has been landed.- Small craft are hovering! about looking out to secure wreckage. ; !' [

A public smeeting of Presbyterians is con vened to vindicate the position of the Rev. Mr. Ewing against the Church Assembly. Maize, 5s B^d to 5s 9d.

THE SLAUGHTER-HOUSE SITE.

(To'the Editor of the Star.) Sir, —Respecting the site for the slaughter house, ifc can scarcely be disputed that the first requisites are freervectilation, ;goodna tural (drainage, "'"an" ample supply of clean water, 'and facility of comniuoication with the centres of population. When the Auck land waterworks are completed—and afc the present time water can be obtained from Secoinbe's Brewery—all those requisites are ..possessed in a. much greater degree in tne piece of land ii\~ the immediate neighbour hood of the^present house, purchased by the Government Mr Gilliea' Supjin fendency for this purpose, than iv any; other property with which I am acquainted.; and it should alsol be remembered"that with the exception of Queen street, this site is as near to the different retail butcher's shop 3as the Auckland Station, consequemly the 1 time and expense occupied in removing the meat by railway'froin any other siteis so much lost. No just,' c'aini can he made by the residents in its :vicinity for its removal, for they cams to the slaughter-house,, iiot the slaughter-house/ to them. .It was there (irst, an<i the expenditure connected \yiih it formed the nucleus of the village of "New market, and which at least the trading . portion will severely miss if., it is removed. The site chosen at Onehunga can only have been done by one ignorant of the requirements of the trade, and it i 3 a most unfortunate- one,''iwhioh-*if persisted in will be a constant source of. expense and anxiety. Situate wifchm i the/township,* no stock cans be driven- there without^ passing through a portion 'of the village, having numerous cross roads, and also crossing the railway. The water flows at the'level \)f high tide, and will reqnire:to be. lifted'before it caa be used* for washing- the floor. The drainage is through a level of mud, extend ing near a mile before low-water is reached, and to the side of. therailway embankment, which alone keeps it from numerous dwell ing?. It is. about seven miles from the principal retail shops by ordina-y roads, and not being on the principal line, but a branch off a branch line, communication will not be more frequent with Auckland than at present, and after the maih line is opened likely to be less bo. Whilst,' therefore, the distance precludes the use of the cart, when there is an unusual demand, the railway, being a single line, cannot give the necessary facility, and the result will be that another slaughter-house will have to be erected nearer to Auckland, for the purpose of kill ing small goods, or the animals will be killed surreptitiously in the city. The resolution of the Council, " That the slaughter-house shall be five miles ffotn the city, is, I fear, au instance of hasty- legislation, without considering its full effect, and is nob of such a character as to be inalterable, and it could scarcely have—been- entertained that the •laughter-house should be removed f om New market consequent on complaints of giOiS management, to be placed amoug our tqually numerous population, and near to the most busy part- of the town of Onehunga. In conclusion, I >Woul& ' earnestly' recommend the Executive to await the meeting, of the Council before proceeding further with the site at present chosen. ~, , Lam r eto.» , G ... V) \v.v) cLJ Alfred-jßuckl a "D. -

THE EVENING STAR THURSDAYM MAY 1 1881.



WANT riJD, immediately, Cooks and Housemaids, and General Servants. —Mrs Colls, Select Registry, p^iJice, QueenrStreet, opposite /Army and Navy.Hotel.A /.I "i A±i J > '"• , -TT7ANTEI), for a Bush sawmill, an "~{,16Y ("Englnferj^ftlfa sSmeTgdod Mill "HSnifi.— "Apply,to-Qt-HOldßbip'-itod Be-.----- TlMnTED^Gppd^ener^l Servantsi Vy 7 to call at MtalHooife'B^WCakeniild-Btreet. 1 WANTED, an active single Man: fer general work, accustomed to bersea and the (.longh. ±tegul»r employ meat, it suitable. —0. T. ,w,ron.)Muaßt Hquaoi* iryramyt Bemafira^.,,, m f7/ yXXTANTfcD, a Servant Girl.—Apply _.lf to Mrs C. Wilson, Durktun-street, before Monday.,,.., v , r , j r ,.- V v g -,f Uus: fHTMO .s-jißn.T TX^ANTED,.Va^Miicfiioyt; also a II Vt couple of good Benchmen. —Black & Co., ..Aberdeen Boot faotory, A.lbert-gtr«es i'Ytt.jmiTMy f &&6y<''akouV~i:X4 ysars of H age.—Apply to H. Hogera, Cabinet Maker, J^ueen-atreet, ,W%p»jL'-kiT;E:t 'Dl oyMiig l —IT Bricklayerj, Ma»on«, and others, to kn.iw that they C»n learn.howtuWake Working Drawings at aTeryimall cust byjoiniog the DrawinsjClasa at the Mechaj>ic»'JnaUiuM,-»B7 TU9a&*yfK I^iday e-*ewrjg. '"!\f TaS"TE"D^ a good General Servant. a |jY address. :*ppT#it6:Gißbotfißifdthers, Qrocera, WeUesley-atreet^. , o; fM -/ ui xt'j',)na ~X\T ANTED, for Ghinemtiri^aiyoung ■ulYjuO M*nto make hiurtelf useful' in a Store — ApptyJ^.Mr,Al^a > ,^tt^n^'.lj, s tel,,jAlb«rtr»tfee,t-{ WANTED, a Yo^ngMany 17'6r 18, —nged~*to' the bush; —If not until to^the wurk will take him for three imOnthsJaifiOs per]-week,iS^l found- • :/ } n v r§ X * \^ ANTED, a Young Wife, frtfra 16 to 90.—Apply to Joseph Nash, West Queen street, Auckland, at six o'clock to-night. ANTED, a General Servant.— Apply at the Fitzroy Hotel, Wakefleld atreet. - WANTED, a resecptable Boy; one who lias had the measles, preferred.—l. Alexander, Jeweller. ~ - ANTED, a Govarness.-^A pply lira Courtayne, Olaremont Houset^rinces atreet. ■ - ■ . ■ i WAN TED, a Good Oopk at Moyle's Wharf Dining Booms, Queen-street. Wages, 33s per weekj with board and lodging., WH.KJ wduld go to* Wakefield-street, \to have Framing and Gilding done in all their branches ? Sensible people only, and they will get fuU satisfaction from J. B. DE COUBCYa-i WANTED;: a good General Servant.—Apply »t Capecter'a Aimi, Grey-«treet. • -\ . ANTWD, • Fettjfale Servant for Waiiato ; Nursegirl for gentleman's family near town; several female servants for. town, aart office boy for a solicitor.-^Haunaford's Begislry, High-street. " ■;'■'? ,:.:_~.; " >v ' -^^r WAN<TED->a Gfeneral Servant \ also, an experienced Nursemaid.—Apply to Mra KenderdinerJEdeqtftreßtr J f r* TIT1 AJN TED* to"^l£T, a Six-roomed WAN I ED, a BarmanTinnVjie peed? apply without good ref er«ice«.Tr-Apply ta Mm H. Hardington, Manukau H,oter,*pnelmnga. f|| , f p , T WANTED^Thre'e Busnmen janldJM MiU Man, with».3#RW 6st*r|4>t^ijLi?pUSi 'to M. H. Boe, Onehunga. i'^njrJi^hfJi^^tHr, a.neat J^ive '.' TT CT ropmißd,CottagejngardenA backr aad front, '■ Water.'i&c.-^Ji^faeS Bfeid, jgdeij^er^acfe,^,' *, r \, r ,.^ n n^V^ i^ycMi^eW&Wi&r]^iyft)u^Ri«;2 1< I N. iltoett^y.tl»'r6c^'^.^flob»baat^fti « ' WW^' !;:fI7^N*rED, a respectable person



WANtED, ■■-& respectable active Ypiithto drive a bakers Cast.—Apply Union Bakery, Parnelfc WANTED*, a good General Servant.' —Apply ftt. Mrs Whitson'H Proton Rfwi. AJNTE,D a Lad to look after a bu«gy; onß that can rtrivo and living in ParneU preftrred — Appiy to Dr Elli», WANTED, a~YoutH of respectable parents as an Apprentice for the Working •Tewelleiy Daptrttrent.— V. Kohn, Auckland. "\T(7aNTED7 a": >good Bi-ead and V? Confectionery Baker.— Apply K. and R. Durter, DRvonporc Store, Worth Shore. YIt'TANTEDV' immediatefy, Appren- V y 1 . tices and Improvers for the,° Dressmaking.-- Apply persimally, from 10..t0 12, at 8, Grey-strest, opposite Young's, the Butcher-. WANTED, 50 . • Navvifis for the /Kaipara Eailway.' 1 • Higtiest Wages given — Apply' on the Works,' Kaipara, or at the Market Hotel. ' .- ■■ W' AN TED-K. NO W N that GAKRETT BEOS, liaver.now;1 EEajOVED to their New Brick BuilSing, in *VVali;eneld-6treet, where thej- will supply their, customers as usual. Storekeepers and Merchants Supplied.—oAßßETT BROTHERS, Dublin House^ Wiikefield-street. A JST TE D, '500 . tons of Old Brass, Copper, Iron, Zinc, Pewter, Lead, Hub tz Metal, Waste Paper,' Canvas, Bagging, Eope, and Rags ; also, Bottles, <Cast-off Clothing,, «fee, at BA'JCTYE & CO.'S London Marine Store, Old M ai-ket. QtißOTi-atreet. Auckland,-B. Mo3s, Manager ANTED KNOWN, that we muke a fiood Tilick Suit to measure at .£4los Ford, Potter and Co . The Pantheon. \X7 ANTED, the general public to TV know that W. KIRBY, corner of Queen and Wakefteld-stre?ts, has on Sdle :—.Newcastle Coal wholesale and rttail), at the lowest rates. Bricks, Lime, Sand, Shells, Tiles, Iron-tark Shafts, Spokes, ani Rft'l-Knm Felloes, *c, Ac.. »Iw»vs od han<i. A \arpe supj ly (f the best KewcnstleCoke nbwon hand \\, ANTED KNOWN That Fhave * v some cheap goods for <i few weeks. Ai)ples, Glt> for Is; Cooking apples, 51b for Is ; about GO dozen of Morton's Anchovy Sauce, 8d per bottle, Gs per dozen; Strong's Lancashire Sauce, Gd per bottle, 4s fid per dozen; Yankee Belisli, tlie richest sauce out, only 9d per bottle, 7s Od per dozen; large bars of soap, 9d ; Brandon's best full weight Candles, lid per lb; Plates, 2d, 3d, and 4d each; Cups and Saucers, Gd and.Bd ; White and .Gold Toilet Sets, 2fis per set ; Children's School. Books, Is Od'per dozen J Lemon Peel, Is 6d per H>; Turkey Figs, 8d per It), or 8s 6d by tlie box of 101t>s ; Cooking apples, 7s per case; and a variety of other articles cheap.—Apply to H. Watts, General Dealer, Pitt-street. ANTED KNOWN, that Edgar ; AND.Ca's P}in«r and CluaHiDs? Fstiblish me'nthYs been RBMOVKD from Shortland-streec to Welte-l-;y-street East, opposite the Golden Crown Brewery ' Ladies aud gentlemen waited upiin for ordes by leaving their address by post, or at the oftice, Vfellesley-street iiast, opposite Golden Crown Brewery. ANTED KJJIUWJN, that 1) Goldie is prepared to supply all kinds ol Timber and other Building materials, Including Sashes, Doors, Mouldings, Broad Timber, House Blocks. Posts, Rails, Hardwood Felloes, Shafts, Iron bark and Blue Gum Laths, Shingles, <fec;,&c., at the lowest market price, at hia Yard , Custom-house itreet. ANTED to c<ELL (cheap), White Lead, Galvanise*! Tubs ; also, Pumpß Pain'tß Plouelis, Ac. N.B - Highest price given for all kinds of old Metal.—AUPKttDaMAitT, next to Blue Post Victoria street. .___ ANTED KNOWN, that J. MORRISON is prepared to execute all kiDds of ASPMAL'iING at reasonable prices.—Address Star Oflica. ANTED, Everybody to know that W. 8. JONES, Saddler, Queen-street, la appointed Sole Agent for Elliman's Celebrated Royal Embrocation for Horses, Cattle and Sheep. A certain ciue for Lameness, Swellings, Bruises, Sprains, Cuts, and Sores of every kind. Second coDßiennafnt POT -Jubilee iust opened. TpRIiNCE OF WaLES THEATRE. Lessee Mr R J. TeLias. Director Mr 3. Darrell. SUCCESS! SUCCESS! SUCCESS! Undoubted and Gratify ing Success of those Cetebratpd Artistes, MR AND MRS GEORGE DARRELL, Who will appear TO-cIGHT (Saturday), in • another >ew Sen»»tion Drama, founded on • Wilkie Collins' grout novel, entitled, MAN A>D WIKR ! ,M*N. A.ND;WIF.B 1 MAN AVD WIFE i MAW A'VD WIFE ! Anne Sylvestere' .. • .. Mbs Gborok D vbh'-ll Geoffry De'iimayn .. .. -Mk G*ohgk Da«rsi<l ■ presented by these ATtlstes with unqualified &ucuees in Australia and America'for over"100 nights. MAW aISD Wlffifl, •T P Eoaitively for Sattiirlayl and Monday Oiily^ r Q Prices :—Circle, 4a ; Mtalls, 2s 6d ; Fit, Is. Seats can be leserved at Upton at Co.'s. rf^O FARMERS. — A thoroughly I practical Man wishes for employment on a farm • understands all its branches ; wife understands daiiy work, &c—Address, It.A.B.,'Stab, ofllce. ■pX UNION FROM JSEWOASILE. FiVE-HUN-DRED TONS - GOALS, — FKOM GEETA COLLIEKY. G>-eta Colliery Coals are acknowledged superior to any other for gas, steam, or household purposes. STONE BROTHERS. Queen-street, Feb. 19,1875. :j^"OTIOE OF REMOVAL. -tB CROCKER,' Ifespeetfulljr informs his nuWeTOW friendst cusYomer*. and the gene ai puolic, thit he has removed hia Boot Manufactory to those premises itnmtdiately opposiic Messrs Holland und butler's. ; Victoria-ttreet;rfcirflierly uccupied ;by »Mr Johnstoue, ; whose sco'Cic Mf CKXlCKfi^'has^rirchased^ He will a* usual, carry on his business, »nd ti> aoy wno m»y : not have favoured him With a turn, he onl) soUcits a o »lnfc!#i..trjiM. J«h«^ h*i»;^ur<» it yiU be repeated—B CROIKER. | pLOE lOUS NEWS!! "XtDO^NwELL, having"an"over supply or jMea't to-day, will sell at Greatly Reduced Prices the primest > Beef, Mutton, YJiaV£ fcprki and_;Lamb. Come and see our Roast B*eef, Roast Beef. i TO LET, a House of twenty-three Rooms, together with the whole or part of the Furniture, including a Billiard-Bagatelle', Table:— Apply*t6MrsL johfixe'pine; Princes-Btreet, On^Mtin'ga. d^li^^Fo^^Rodnw'WT^ouse in Hardinge^stree^Apply s tp.J4rslhoa.JQ»ig r . Grahame-street...^ >'- * L -1 (-'^ * '*tX '•^•^■J- F<sW~>B!&ijE df'HFß:®, a Eight-ton Boat.—J. W. Carr, .Qeyt^aßw^^a.^ yr>ywr\ INGJES an^'sMg^ |joats "fer'sale. J. wt barrrinexf GaHwbfks. . ENmßS~^K^Tifomfcm^g) Road, at • peyonport, r and Building Re- I toinin%'W^n'4iouVef*Mayißt ;ty^ " • TjHJiT Ga'rfftoairßoad >&fAKWßsfsfiiß District Schoolrwillbe^LOßED for one week. in consequence of tho pro'vale'iiceoi' sicknefjs amongst the children. ■; Feb. 19,1875.. ,:-?IAJJOQ B^SfKSJTZS£ |"E^Pißta' /SAJLE,,i ,<»tmerjk convenient ';JC Cottage in Parnell; at present let to a good tenant for 13s per w^gjg^^oeftiiKS^JTKllx Abont 100 acres good Land,-near the Station, Papaknra VaUey.^JwiU be"soW-> cheap. ; flou.es. Land. &c, To.Let /ffftßg^ap^iffijl New Potatoes^Onfpns, Farm. Jipducß, &c., Ac, at LowestrPrifce^; R. O. (JRE^E^WOOD, General Commiasi n Agent, _ y. a. t. T.'jy h tru ' t ftwwKgMmgai > IC'OR SAL*}jsj'a?<i«edow(J-hancl Pony il? Carriage.—Apply to "Coasins and Atkin, Victoria Steam Oartiage and Wh'enl'factory.YD " ITT OTJ£ L FIW JSa SALE. Goodwill', Furniture, Stock^-in-Trade, ac, of the Vor particulars, apply to K. J. Davidson, J Ig^ru»if»id» li9K, tJD iasmawutiM erii itthtus tills 11 f O i JL. A. L E, The handsome residence of Mr 0 F. PurUogton, i ontaininß 8 rooms, frontage to Symonds-street, 6Sft. ly 120ftdeep. The place is in perfect order, a first class a ipply for water, taiiis. «c. Prico- *.t6O ; also an allotment adjoining: the above, 58 ft. fron^>ge. )2')f(. *il op, jtOSO. Also 120 ft. by 80 deep, at £1 per foot. [ C F. PAKTINGTON". [7 OR SALE, a comfortable family



y;ij>j ;; v. ■,'/ n ■/, aII A i TMPROVEMENTS I ar« about to ba effected in QDiiENSTBEISr by the _ ,„, „ Premises now occupied by • ; f 4 [t: i\ SaiUtt GOOMBE3, 80. w"u*v*. i Queen-Btreet. being pulled down to make room for Brick Buildings. Sale will com mence on MoifDA.lt, 22ad • , ■• r Fetejrtuuy, 1875. J ti U t V. : >:>[■ \y,i<i '■/{:.;■ i^HINEMUEI ~ ~ V_/ being about to be Opener), a ci»nce will ba afforded to Diggers and the Working Men of Auckland- of BUYING G''OL> CLOTHING CH X AP, at the ] Kale which Is n w being held - ■ , at .8 * M UEL 000 M BEE, •80. Qusen-atreet, :in con quenco of the Building being about to be pulled down sal* will com menca MONDAY^ ,22nd J'ebruary. Cl O L D , y /:l vii VJT in any quantity cm be expended to the best ad vantage at the OOMfUL .->ORY 8 VLB nowbein/ hold at S.iMU«li OuOMBES, 80, Queen street, foe three week* only as I must shut up at the end of the k pre>ent month. Salt* will commence -. ;,•' r ■•'j '-j '/ \ MuJSDAY, 22ad tfebmary. rpHIS LIXIM. J. It U impossible for the Clothiers .uf Auckland to compete, and thoy are therefore in despair at the prices the G 0)8 we being sold »t by S tMUKLi COOMB US, SO,- Queen-street. Sa'e , / I will commence MONKaY '22ud Feoruary. • i ■ ] ' A ■ ■■■■'■ ■ T AGRE4.T EUSH being about to take , , pl»ce, those who would buy from the CHEvPf-ST '. ' A^SORTBIKNT OF CLOTH ING ever offered to the public of Auckland, should cill at once on BAMUKL C >oMBKB, 80. Qneon-siriet. will cammenca MON DAY, 22td Kebruaiy. .-: 1' I ;: T'T & <.i ~'- L M/lI V 7 ; ..■■ ■ -..■/. f..J . vije/iVa ■£!,• .'.£ frt*(iM>n*n GENUINE sale of MniN'a. V"UTtt!4' AND BOYS CLOXHI>Gii how being held at BAM UE L C OMBES 80, Queen street, wo must leave &'J ::.:.■ present Premises at -the .;i,,.>:..■:.:> ■:' - end- of the month Sale _ -wi-1 commence MONDAY jri^fatfa'ixiij olcsolpdw s>j ■■■-'' ;■"' twaAwollA ii.-ao;.-C J.ioJ-D YJTOISTB : BMiIST XA. not of ten^ occurring ia A . oH yr jrj, now offered of'»sefeution fjoin ... • „,, T ,» T the ,::^IiST«. jK&ifflD fItKA Sr iCK OF OLorHI-Q in 0J Auckland, at such prices as ..,.• ..,.,,,.* cannot b» beaten for-CMKAP-'-A T.i:iil rs-Sa SOlsycs >£4(i In HA MITEL. COOMBBS, 80^ Qaeen-Btreet.,, aT>: i :u:iTu'- cl Sa'e will commence ■■ MON DAY, 22nd JTebruar/.. ' ~ j . I ; olitod w'4 si :.'.^.... -■■ l>n« UeJwlA i j sljjud »aq 69 8» o.» t» 3. moil ,uik»7 v^-'i j;o is 2 t :i.,92,; ■ aiA bJ ;ii*-.Ha ; &ifii J■- th '■■■h v -"^;" tlO 'AUCKLAND | - ' .fcaVTAi^ 3!' iTJ*CiO-3T-. JAO sUiorfiaqsS . l ioii.«»>.^Bfl«!!i l '.<««W CHEAP HOR«E AND FOWL FEED, PANY (PE^ISPP-E^EP). l^WßS"meln\ite4 jfor jupplying i. 14 to 16 horse-power Portable-Engine, delivered oW Ihe Kapangajßeach landing, at; Cpr,qtHa^fl(St. .7/ Tenders addressed to tho Ohamnanpf ( tbe Board of '. Miectors, will bte received until March 5i"1875. By order, r? V, „ , „v, a,, ,„,.,{«,.,.« Coromandel, February'S. 1875." _ ~,.„„ ,8 HCJ-A J? '»> 01l T t 11-O MOf If , eiiJ r-ilfc 6J:u.i. htHli v.tft-imir -C!d>» siU'iilKima 8 5) V* i (I d U 0 W » l l luiini^rution Office," • Auckland, February 18,1875. ClHfmantß'under tie ImmigrantV Land ,Apt, 1873, v ao have not duly signed application, a d received their'/B^^traupii'6 r e^^^t«,°jato^e. q l^«a^aoio4itnaut )deU^ ' >-"1 . •*»a««u^ . .—■,-u. ,*J4f#n i4iKi^]|lAferßifiiiMiM'iii iMffly



I■HE ■N E w¥6i! U KTEK.—Divide * Service at the usual hour 3 Tomorrow. t SaVj^cts- Mornir>g-The Lord o( Hosts; or PhysioaJf Scie ice latent in Scr pture. iSvening—Tae Apoca lyptic 'hutch of Tnyarirv __}_ X> APII3T CH U K-CJU, Wellesley-i -O, street. P. H Comford, Pastor, fubjecta for February 21, 1876. Morning-The Memo!' Of Jabez. Evening—Fourth Lecmro on. tl^e I'jlgriai's Progress. '1 he Wjckot. Gatts j PITT-STREET WESLBTANj O^UKCH.—Sumiiy Services.-Fob 21.—Ihe! Key A. Eeid will pr*ach in the morniDg. at 11, aiid the Key W. C Oliver in t'. c evening, at 6.3". f TfNSECTARIAN Sunday Services-: \J Lome-street Hall, conducted by Samuel Edger, Ba. February 2L. 1875. Mornmg—Man's g^eat victory over the grave ; on the rece.it deaths. Jive..ing—Dives and Lazarus here and in Hades ; the solemu lemons taugh'.. ' NITED METHODIST PREE CHURCH, Pitt and Vincent-street. Key S. Macfarlane, of Curistchurch, will preach TO-MOIiKOW MOKSIStt, at U. Subject: Th<S healing of the Man-^ith the withered hat.d JCveninV. at 6SO Subject: -" The Three Methodists of Babylon. .. ODDFELLOWS' tiALL, Cook- V-/ street -The Gospel will» c preached (D. V) in the above Hall To-morrow Evening, at half-past hix, by Mr Frauk Cavenagh, of Liublin. Seats fiee ; no collections^ , HERIDAN -S i REET CHAPEL ANNIVEESAEY. i.! [ON &tim>A&, T'-W&TiTSARYbIsI, \ f TWO SEEJIONS Will be preached—At 11 o'clock, by Eev W. Tiusley ; at C 30 o'clock, by Bey W. Harris. ON TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 23rd, A Public Tea will be provided in the Chapel. Tea on tables at C 30. Tickets, Is fid each After Tea addresses will be delivered by Revs W. Harris, W. Tinsloy, and other friends. Collections alter each service in aid of Chapel Funds. pHOEAL HALL, Sunday, Feb. 21_t.| The Rev. A. M. HENDERSON, OF MELBOURNE, Will preach on behalf of t?ie New Congregational Church, Beresford-atreelyi- *V^ n? aj?°Ye {Hall, on StTNt)A_? next(, Morjiing atjll;jEjreningiat §. 30., /No service at Beresford Hall^ TTNITED METHODIST FREE U CH-'RCH. Pitt and Vincent-streebs. On MONDAY EViNiNi>, February 22, 1876, A LECTURE n '<.jWjf Hf 'tj^ dvir^eredj $y the ■ j REV. S. MACFARLANE (Of Christchurch). Subject: " The Art of Opening and Shutting the Mouth, with Illustrations." ADMrSSIOy—ONS SHILLING. :m WtiMßin y -(_iE&a%REi)).io-. b The ordinary Half-yearly Meeting of Shareholders is hereby convened to be held in the Company's office, Shortland-street, Auckland, on MONDAY, Ist March, 1875, at 12 o'clock noon. Business : Election of two directors and an auditor and to receive reports and balance-sheet. ROBEKT HORNE, fflli'P, 70[ /ypegal Manager. Auckland, lOth'F&torlary; 1875. " OST, a black and Tan English Terrier Slut ; Miswering to the name of.'Tiney. Anyone r- turning the Siine to J. btuart ixeid, Parnell will be rewarded 1 LOST OR ST- LEN, a Brown Re trievor Dog, registered collar No 1388. Any person detaining same after this date will be prose cuted. Information has been given to the police.— Address, Stab Office. piAJNOFoRTES FROM £20. £10. \ [ T. H. WEBB'S Music Saloon, Wkllhsley-stbeet. The Cheapest Place in Auckland for Pianofortes and Harmoniums- z.ew and second-hand, by the best makers ; also, let on hire N.B—Full price given for second-band Pianofortes, or ti&en in e-ctiange. Harmoniums. Pianofortes, and Organs tun. rt and repaired ia-tewn-or country by the year or vi it. , A SPECIAL General Meeting of tfce Auckland shipwright's Protection Society ->11 be held at the Temperance Hall, Albert-sieet, on MONDAY, 220 d, at 7 30i.nj. All Members are requested to attend. Business: To finally arracge for an Anniversaty Fete. "W. M. ELLIS, Secretary. .....I ; CHARLES^LOM FIELD HOO3K AND SIGN PaIinTER, Is prepared to undertake^every description of Plain and Ornamental Writing, Gildiipr, GrainiDg. Mabling, Colouring, irt.i_tmg, and Paperhanging, 4c, &c. C> "^ PoNSgNBY Road, Nwtox. O ders may f^e left M the offices of F." G. Ewington, J. Carson,, or; Samuer We.ls, Queen ; Btr-e?. W i Q j^ _j rO S St; O L D gK • ' CO^T SEICE! | SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF 15-carat Gold Collar Studs 15 „ GoldLin-i 16 „ Gold colitaires 16 „ Gold Half-suites 1 „ Gold Suites, in Morocco cases. WHITE SHIRTS,, linen wrists and fronts, ,JiCiSJ& 3_l<i.uvV.l 3s Sd to 10s \INI)I A. N OiUS.E SHIETS, &c. SILK DUST COATS, 12s ed, 18s 6d, 218 KEAL PANAMA HATS, at COST. ] 218, QUEBN-STKEET One door from Wellesley-itree 7^OUB_?oll2Mii_^_^_slAF<:^O.F., XJ No. 4741. ' The Anniversary Ball of the above Court will be held at the Lome street Ball on THURSDAY, Kehiuary 26. Dancing to commence at 9 p.m. Tickets to be had of tbe Secretary, Brother MuEwen, H*'SWbH, Port, Andrews, Marks, Lyons, Woods, Holland. Double Tickets 10s 6d ; smgl«, 6i J. IMf'BY, Secretary Ball Committee. T~O~TNTi_iDII^nPLA^TEES. ROBERT BREWIN, j Seedsman, Q xs-'e ex- street, | NextilSbMja'g CJx^tion Mart, Fas received by s& Macgreeer. (last.tiip) a Splendid Collection NKW4 hKnuS^of PioiW Cypress, »nd other Coniferous aiid shelter Trees. *'' [ K.B has severSf new varieties of POTA-TOVS. The best kinds Iw cultivation iii"AD.erica ard Knglaud, Thesttr-were ijnported d^st year, con it quently the stqok is HmTted. ?»rly orders are requested, which £yill be J£»oked and executed at griper season, strictly in.t£e.rottttij__in which they are received. T% '■'-' . O L_ |5 P5 Q TUESDAY, FB^OIUARY 22. Subscriber rj?as received in- IJ stractions from Be jamia Turner, Esq ,to geil »t bis residence, _<ewmar_ep^>n Tuesday, 22nd Feb , at il o'clock, f-- The WH^LB of HOUSEHOLD FUBMTURB, including—Bed>t^»ds, Bedding, tofas, Draw •rs. Wardrobe, Pictures, iiiicliea Uteaßili, > &c.- GEORGE SIBBIN, Auctioneer. • I MONDAY, FEBRUARY 22. CAWKWELL V. NICHOLSON.*.. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. Subscribers will sell by public JL auction, under warrant, on Monday, 22nd inst at U o'clock, ■' jt .■;■■ ' „ ! ALL the FURNITITKE and EFFBCTB.of the A abuve named defendant, at "the Black .bull 1 Hotel, Albert-iireet.



WILL* 'sell-, byl auction, -at their fttor£*, F^t atfeetjipQ 'I?ues4ay *>«t, Feb. 23, , ""'.'■/ XveV'l^ge'iPar cßl'otkhin's St^*c^FJ«ft- : ;' I-. ifj * alt Beef and Porte, Preserv, d ; , „ V 7:'-.„ Sugw, --^P' "^'^SE^pl* . ■ s-i./.'Wine, BaUi«3, : Vr«served ,XOiMQtyug :"', Sago, (Pickles, Oatmeal, - ■'' PRELIMINARY NO'£: fei ii'.E £ o a >tb^»y9H. !. ; . ' OHINBMUEI^J' TH;E,': Undersigned ;,few:, ' .'favoured whh i-structior.* *■ < , ' Jackson and .Russell* fill offer fc «N* , auction, at ,Grahamstown, on an e^ -■■:: , ' Allotments iflithe above. Tkjj^|j|l i'Terms'of'Sale, and date, will *kJS. "iShsSH ;:^°:~T,. ,• •■■ ■.-' , advertisement. {laaßiyja ""' IT- B. —Another", steai&er wUI" \ c°fejugW between Grahamsto'wn and ihla tows^|| SAMUEL COCHRANET& SON,^ '.~ MONDAY, FiS.ttttU^RY p^^^^i UNRETVEEMEX) PLEDGES, <r ' * goli)"and'^UiV£E-'Jw*reflß^j = ©AREIKGS,!. EINS.-.-BaOQOaBS^BI^W B,.TONKS & CO. ' <*k H AVE ;lbeen instructed : ;by ■ mmt !U£SDA*iiS2B.ROAiB,Y;*2p " C 0 -B>«Kin»a&«*iß*st N &Jhl_| ;ONE'HbN.DREBAND-El6lt¥if^iiffl IN THE-'BA^-^^^D^'fiQ^™ ,i,m _■ *_; C OMPANY.;: (MMITED. )^:*«JH „ mttqu a. '^ffif'ffi BINNEY *'' ".■'?.•ss HAB:' r&y^d Ainstructions to &p ■ by public auction r at the-Com tachMge, on Tu^day, Feb. 23, •-.-- .■ ••- —-->v^ w '•;"■■ OKJS ISUNDRKD AND BIGHT^ f HARKS^ THK BAY OF ISLANDS COAL CDMPAIM (LIMITED).. . "« fi -.« ■ . 7F", ' ■■V'liMSm •* (T Terms—Cash. '"-^ ___§£« I^BKjArY 2%j£ -1 F^KM,, lriv£-3ld£&| FARM NEAR 11:k J^ rpHE Subscribers have ,received||i- X sirnctiuns from Mr Andrew SOTBf*5 OTBf* tte t-anrl Matt, Fort-street, on Wed»esd»yi;|tt£J«| a, 12 o'clock, . '•"'•*sLjH. Hi. VALTJABLE FR*EW J^gjt situated near Biverbead, owmt, AM°"'BWH Nos U and 57. o( the Pari»h of FawttOjgßW, contaiuiDg 730 atrea, of '•bicn are fenctd, ■subdividtd into * poddWßg ... B nd laid A6^^-ta^jßlW^i/^j^Bt - pUnted m-^-^^W^S^^MS tree* now in iull bewing Jner-VJj.** aere^ of gond bnAr aad the ptOjWH bounded on two side* by a creek.^Jgi way« affords an abu. riant •upiUy: oT^^H ■ The improvements I qpmpri»e' »f"mfo^£^S sir roomed House, well c* n *'"?«lM a tbree-BUll a.able, cow4fted,:Btocky»irta«| " -buiidings, &c. i After above will be offered— h. 103 acres in the Waikato, baicß AWo^nj^yS and 68, of the Pari"* of Puket9'-,^^B about four milei from Ha?allto,nj Inew 25 acres fenced and/la«d d6wn in' grftMpav 1 oq the faria are erected a four roomed b4f» barn, and stable ;,.»Off in tfl«ocoupauo*.ol Mr Xhos. Maunder"" 0 - ," '■*l*lffl' _ SAMUEL COCHRANE,A;SON,_.ffI •■■'.! '&. £.1. li •.,*Aucfcibncerg.s /i I.,^.^llir Wiw'tf v «-TOESrtei c^MAEGH; 2^i?3l| CORN E-X-XJ~H A N''g- lE4|' GROCERIES, OPEOVisioIIS, .OILMJOT ST t QiIES,. M; - —^tohdeose sHiPMENT^r" ;; i ■ -a^ h^ !'ia^;'"'.''"A^"^^ ?o. V;: "YT7"ILL sell by^pui)li^ auction, *t W ; W' aorWE^](Ai«ei vbn;Tue¥&jvMd*ar^ 11 o'clock sharp, j£ 5 ''^ ■' * k-- Vj" V *^ |! 100 cages' BttiMoh'a^landleV ' " " J I 25 cases _Bath .Bricks "TT,- ~ V■.:: H 10 kegs .Bicarbonate Soda .<g»»J .- '.. j —! 23 caaea Salmuu ; r —~—~ ~ ~~ | 2 10 "feißes yreseryjßd Milk £[ ■ ■■. (/' ■"1| **r II" boxes Orange Pekoe Q I 10 cases Candied Orange Peel 60 cases Colman'B Wnitfc Starch 25 cases Sardlneß -J a A o T .caßeSiMprton'BjVjnegar <,>: rrjl *il^' xSi i cj V ~2o] i~ 20] i cases-Whyb^ow's Salad' Oil f ;'_ ; . ] f ■■QQM « lo feaseft'Kelirer'sConSfectioxiery™"'" I' 22 cases Mortoii's PicH^*"" I 28 cases Whybrowti Pickles _•* r 20 caseSlftiniS) tSasfor Oil oj' S. c> • -~^| : /T —80,^ca8esEfawkitsUlb.iin.JainB ..""""^j •CL 35 cases Hawkins'-jar Jama - ' l| i 10 cases Marmalade - "- 'JB| : XOTjaTTY.IHsOgri .THTJCT 2 ~■ J '! ,S a .51 SE '1?«9!» •*#«*• 8 A 0 ;-;. H i /ui:iiiTO.;jq xi-iL;nc;;it/oi? ' j CjQLES[siis!dttAME^_ —: I TT " Corn Exchange, at an early date, <:~m' \ iMpjuju hit, »^'{L«» "" "" -t-"'' '■»- -? < ; t; ,45 Jtrunljfl 3ea*onable Booti and Shoe*, j 4; g t Lu<h a Ui^.fcU Kijd'-Hr-v-r,,, ,» M ' ' '; Particulars in future adverttiementf.' ' ?• *M. I - j. . . jfSr-cf fl! »'t>!!:I)Pf; i': —!v»>.C i , iIT , T „» yt,,**-,*,'.* h.^ T rJI ■»''lir''l«l "-ij biia sUHUp ,& o-l 6«i5 »1I«W ejl^JoJ-A— b'i'M■^.H I «o^^*:i rc'ORU fJ/E^b^A^(iE.J^ -f' !|; I SUG*Ai66F»O^^HE*^AIlltAyiS!f,J j 6a* :-"tiiai£o.'- "-wJ;'B INNE V / ' '«■ "kiraJlL «feH%yspfibJic; a&^V^ijp arrival of the Niglitingale, from Melboumv- ;. ' fetfun-Jf ,««f«wb ffilWf W**WM. 1 .iH^i '"«i%M{c^ir.'in iHbl& idVertikement. ' ' \ *MTUAWTifk^l!?Tri'iß'ltfcTT'A'W!V* !r9*>- =:' ;*:; *?'' 4A .ell^^lf^^yfiV-^y W- -■ ■) i ■"tjsbi !^iiL4^^^fiite^;?«k Xlisii n**» Howlcl, ons Monday next,; F«b. 22,!rtli oplock, «■*">•" '• • ' ' - ■ ■" ■ - l I ■ FeUßß^etjrs^^W-^Mf1 !-..,'3,11 jlrftu^fe^taluiurf^uDgaUont .m-j.'A 2% tons B*r* . uriji-.u'^f*^.';^ .;.-.'•' ■ • !Punw, W hatrttWt;^btßii{bpa /< •■, ;s v•< >, -a; '■.•■■ ■■: LUorie 3adaleaud Bridle * t «• s i-< -£i B Wood Prices, Iron 3jre«, Bcalw aad WMff&U I Tablet and Bo«r.i» : ■ /.' -/ •' ■