Mr Sheehan resumed, and was followed by TVT Reid who is now speaking, the two tbTh'e Government^supporters are looking g.^;;. aa d-several. have.,plainly^inforin,e.d, fhe doverDment that, they will not be a party to crushing Opposition^ and itf is -expected \ •- t Within twenty-four hours the Govern ntlwiil' intimate or decline its intention to cepl?terHis. !' \ ■ PfTfeons holding high positions are now in co/DnSbnication with the leaders of the Oppo «ltioa iparty on the subject. Besides Govern menfe'iwant money, their imprest supply havins run out. The Opposition is Working healthily, 'and ■ with the regularity of W chinery. They are in capital spirits, and confident of success. v . -.:": i Li^en to what was seriously contemplated by a Government which refuses to allow the bill to go to the people, on the ground that the House was fully competent to discuss the matter. They proposed suspending the standing orders and making new ones to pre vent members from speaking more than once, and for not more than twenty minutes in committee. Their supporters were men enoughitb scout the idea, and it is dropped for the present. I hope you will make this widely known. / ■■■,-■ Mr May spent some houis yesterday scrutinising the petitions sent .from Auck land to find out any flaws. You may ex rlct'important,news to night. Mr O'Rprke has just left the chair at one o'clock for one hour. ; ._

(Per Press Telegram Agency.)

A Nice Exposure.

,a ; (j •\Tr T L Shepherd brought under the ripft of' the Speaker, the fact that certain "Sera had obtained leave of the "Hansard" Committee to get their speeches printed at the Government printing-office as supple^ & t<s certain papers. .He noticed, that S^ sup P £ent S Pd& not be.r the name of S! office at which they were printed, and thia'-was clearly against the P.iinting and Nlf wafiesolved to discuss the subject, after the Reporting Committee's report was brought up. ~ , - Sitting on Mondays. , fe' May gave notice that he would move that the House sit on Mondays for the re mainder of the session. The Ohinemuri Affair. An extension of time was granted to the OhbwamirrCpmmittee to bring up its report, w Sore fitnesses were .wanted; from Auck lan^: The Auckland Petition. Sir George Grey presented a petition from Anckipnd^ signed by l?f agarnst theMediafe passing of the Abohtion Bill. He said there were 600 signature yet to COD^ Sir JuHiis Vogel's Return. ; • ■' Mr Rolleston asked when Sir Julius Voaei's return might be looked for. He asked this because lie had seen reports m newspapers regarding that gentleman's return which did not correspond with themstructions sent to him from here regarding the trans actionl of certain business, i . - „ The Hon. Major Atkinson said the Govern ment hati'no private communication from Sir Julius Vogel-; but as far as they knew, it was his intention to leave England for New Zealand, if his health permitted, some, time during the current month.

LAST NIGHT.

(Ecr :Pr§ss.Telegram Agenpy.]

The House resumed at. 7 30. SfrOWe'eban continued for half an. hour, without introducirg anything new._ Mr Fitzherbert followed, speaking so low as topmost be"lnaudible. He said he in tended tobusband bis resources, and Would speak for a considerable length of time. In fact he:felt like one going upon a journey thai'^duld last four months. So long as his strength lasted an.d the forms of the House permitted, he intended, to move that the Chairhma report progress and otherwise o^tmct the passage of the bill. «• In reply to a question, the Chairman m fofnied the speaker, he might speak as long and as often as he liked. : .„ Mr Fitzherberi; then asked how long xfc would take to decide a question embracing the whole colony. Mr Fitzberbert began at 8, and-finished at 11.20. -■ $r'Montgomery suggested that a clause be inserted in the Bill making it not come into operation until after next meeting of Parliament, and' that no new ; Contracts snou'ld. be entered into by Provincial Govern ments, and that none of their Ordinances shonld become'law without the assent of the dvemor j also that all clauses up toclause four bepostponed. 'Mr Ashley Brown suggested that clause t^1 the time when the bill is -to-come into otjeration; should be postponed till-the bill had gone through' committee, and•■.that the time in clause four (ninety days) be left M»nir -rc> ah :.-■-__•_ i ; u i t,± _ iSir Donald MnLean said if the committee were willing/to.paES the clauses till they came to. those referred -to by, the last two speakers"the.- Government would be prepared to consider their propositions or any others made in a fair and reasonable spirit. Mf&:Gribbes wanted the v Committee to^SVavour to "improve the Bill and i£when it came" out of ■ committee it "was not in pribpei***]a'apff hejwbuld vbte with "the,lOppOr; sitiofl^in. preventing.'it becoming.;law>. At? preseiifc they .were' only wasting time.andthe resources of thjß country." : v " : / Mf.^j6?jS N eU; vrefenrea to the .petition pre> * sente^by Sir George Grey and^,pointed.out' that his constitnentb were'•&&; jttpinerous '■.■'■■i& J thoae in the toven^ of Auckland, and read; letters "showing >they were in.favor ot imV me|i^ :^6^gn^akp ateEegram^egsirdiffe^ a large : ine%ting-in.f^&rbmaqdel.in favour" ojf| thfriAboiilionßilrpassmgaa'soon as.possible:^ R Mr! Swan^on i suggested 'that the-;Gqverri-. ment'sEbuld consult" the leaders of the Op position asj to what course, was practicable tinder .the circumstances. If no agreement, could be arrived, at* the contest must be con-, tinned tS the bitter end. ' v

Mr Wood said the Opposition would comer to ind.icomptomise'. They would keep jap the discussion till Parliament expired by effl uxion; of .tune.,, He- was going to speak till. 8a m.,, when ho would bo relieved till 2.30. Then another' relieved: at 5^40, and so on till thej Opposition „ gained: their point. ■ It' W£fer' paißiulf. to ;do , this, but it was! their-, dpty, and mJ accordance with, the wishes oft pfeHplk-while Governnient were going against tfiewishes of. the people. The Bill should: noti«paßß this session. It must be referred to the Country. 'He 'asked the indulgence'of: tberHpu^e, : Ili;Was the first time in his life he had risen to speak with nothing to.say.j; The Oppiositibtt 'were small, but they■were determined the bill should go no further." Mr Stout followed, and read extracts on federal, government, and was left reading them at 3 t a.m.,iwhen he said lie had several points, still tQ touch upon. . ;> .; 7 r y ■ •'^ /•. vThe'flouse^is atill sitting, . ',„'./' » j After a short adjournment tne House re sumed at r lQ;a.mi, wiijh Mi>Sheehan/getting uMPd.:tallf.ing^ '.^ , ao sa«oH ,iU z<l baJonfeitoC Mr Rolleston suggested'thatrthe" reporting should be left to the discretion of reporters. •«Ki"Atkins6n' objectfidv' L It'w&S'b'etterth'e^ cPMtry,should.know the"natme of the Op ptfsitioH-o'ffeWa W tbiefcill.' W*o™-****™ .ana: .^PB^Wiiba^g.severaltimesxbeen cai^ to the state of the; House ,i and a quorum gr ( rnedj'JjfrvSheishan presuming ri^ch^time^ ffe continued till .eleven,'; When';M| l Kei| began, and in course of nis remarlis stated he wished .constituents .to,know; rhenwas determined to- wait in- the House until the trovertlmeiiit consented to' allowing tl\e'pbun tr^-,;*/^:press it's opinion on thebilli! •,' K o c Chairman aaid he would reserve ifc; aVw'- Andrew raised-a point of-order. and at»st.n«i iamte fattuoO thAi J* ,If»rn/i cf lo ,-jT.'r»ia

quoted May to show the Chairman was acting improperly.

_Mr. O'Epjke g a id if, upon inquiry,^he found ft was against'Parliamentary-usagej" tie would avoid such an infringement in future. He then left the ohair till two.

Auckland Poultry Association.

FIRST ANNUAL SHOW.

■StIRST DAY, SEPTiMBEIi 10^"1575,

YiCK-PiiESiDKNTS : Messrs Every Maclean and ive^. TaHABUaBB: MrLawford. Committee :>les3t^fe. .Morrin, He^iy |re<^|wf^ Marks. K. H. %re. J. Copgrave, it Bent, Thos Mucffarlnne. W. H. Kisslinpr. ». B. Hughes, jvcr t > J. Knssell, J. Walkce, W. McLaughlin. ' ' JUDGES : Pottlthi' : Messrs v\Vin; Payne, F. H. Eyre, and VT. J. Marks. Pioeoits : Messrs Ti^og. Maeffarlane and H^mmerton. Canaries: Messrs W". J. Marks, F. H. Eyre, and W. Payne. ■ '• *i ' ■ ■■: I •' ' Cats & Rabbets : Dr Home and Mr Thos Macffarlane. Do«s; Messrs Bonar, JSTaden, and Hammerton.

The annual show of the Auckland Poultry Association was inaugurated this morning at the Market House. . The, committee whose names are' given above have .exerted them /selves manfully to ensure the affair being a success and we have much pleasure : in stating 1,: that their efforts were not in vain. As last year an exhibition of dogs both sporting arid" non-sporting supplemented !th6 Poultry Show to I which it superadded no inconsiderable attraction. ;sYesteritay the wqM of classifying and arranging the exhibits was started upon and continued tly's morning up to time' of' thb'; opening1 of the doors, to the public, , The show is, set out, in {the wcsie'rn transept of'the: Market', with1 the exception of dogs, for which a most con venient place is found' in the shed in the south-western angle of the building.; The ■ birds were mostly shewn in roomy substan tial cages, with a plentiful litter of chaff at. the bi.itom,. which set them off to v«ry good advantage. The first six classes which were for game fowls, are arranged in the centre of the transept on a bench, and if the spectator starts en the right-hand side on entering and goes round, ne will find the classes follow one another very regularly. Class 1 for Black Reds contained 7 lots, and among them Mr Sam ,Morrin's birds were very conspicuous for the/beauty 'of Weir pljimage and symmetry of shape Both in this class and in classes 3 and 4,, Mr Gilford f -showed -^ell. In class 5 for game of any variety, Mr G. Gruickshank shewed a fine large cock with a handsome head. In class 8 Silver Grey Dorkins, Mr Sam' Morrin seemed to have frightened all competitors.^ Mr James Wallace in the coloured Dorkins^ and..Messrs Morrin and Ivev^nd'W: Fergu son .struck us as being specially well repre sented. Mr A. E. Isaacs;;exhibited some splendid Black Spanish Ebwls.VVFbr Cochins once such apopularclass^therewere ndentries. In the Brahmas, eight/competitors showed, and the birds belonging to, Mr-Ivey, Mr Morrin, and Mrs Edward Wood were all deserving of prized!,';. Mrs Woods'.showed some fine birds in phis class " for exhibition orily." Mr E. GralkjEin'.had a fine pair of light brahmas, but spoilea 'them by ,;having: them cooped vp r in too small a, cage. Messrs Morrin and lvey were again tp\the fore with their golden spangled Hamburgs;. while Mr Wifii Kissling and Mr Henry\Atkinson exhibited some shapely silver birds of the same spfcies. In class 26, for Howden's, Mrs E. Wood, shewed the < only three [lots. la Creve Cjceurs, Mr.; f-amuel Morr^nvwasr/Burpassed iiji our estimation by Mr.tyWv H. Kissling;- Among the bantams the spectators loved to linger this afternoon, forf-a pyetfier\lbt has bjeen seldom-seen in Auckland,' if everY No. 49, Messrs. -Morrin and Jlvey, contained a male bird..of;perfect plumage and symmetry; ijn the white bantams tlie prizes appeared to us to lie between "M*; Charles Bartley, \|hose birds were of exqttisite clearness and' condition,' and Mr. Samiiel Morrin, whose exhibits perhaps shewed? bjetter points. The ducks, geese, and turkeys were badly represented,; no one seetnjjag to, care to contest the "point. In ''the.: pigeon, classes Messrs. Betd and Brdtt> -were -to the fore with their fine carriers^^lJi^Jß.nghstt and. Antwerp?.. Mr. Jos.,,Craig showed*spmC yery fine ■ .Almond;! Tu'm»Ms.<T -'The:'' ex: hibition of fantails:; was good. There were'nirie entries* for .'.thesejrsnd- Mr-jVV. C. i^rthur was conspicuous with three capital Ipts. Mr C. Owen also showed' some.good birds. For pouters Mr Joseph Craig, with a rjair of beautiful black birdp, particularly ■ tbo^omrfancyyas-did Mr John Smith in the_ Jacobins. ? The feumferous exhibits' and theft/ good quality in this interesting class were ' very well worth notice. The canaries shown were with few .exceptions poor.. For several kinds there were no entries at all. The1 Miscellaneous Birds Class attracted all tbe parrots, paroquets and cockatoos in the neighbourhood, andrthe birds'were riot; at aiT bashfuliucaliing;attenti6n r t6,thei.rovpnmerit^. ]jm the rabbit classes, Mr Charles Bartley exhibited a very handsome doe with young the other' four exhibits were "good;/.Only; three cats were- shown i: ~ and of, these two TJrere.old.frieftds, viz.: "rNed-"rand" Teddy Perkins.".Then wejcSme|6'tb/e d'6gS;: among tihe sporting'classes^ "those which'more es-^ pecially struck one's fancy, were Mr S:"TSIor~ lfin's imported greyhounds, Eos? andT'Be^utyr; Dr Wright's beautiful -greyhound bitch Moose, Mr" James JJu;saell> tine' pbiflier!l)in^ Aria■•^r/Mprriii'tr^H'pt..' v^^ Among f^ne','ietters;. (JEngHshf' Irish,/and, Gordon^ f . there [.iwere some " capitalii^dogs.i'> iiMr > Crow's'''Flo, 4^d' her; litter, Jof rprrps ' attracted ,as ,'fnuch IttentiWaa any,, tbougbtthey.are posaesspi no gi^atTmerit. tTh.6:: spaniel eiasa':were:well represented; '■ Undoubtedlyl tMe^ great,agrafe; tion of ,tb.s ehpw- ;was r the exhibition'of nbn- Iportijig ,'dpgß, which! Jwere as fine a lot as it has 'ever been our good fortune., tpi witness here. Our limited space prevents us doing more than notice a~few of-the more Temark^ ible> Pl >r<Stj?inent: igmong t^ese, fellpjpa jwpre• Mr Hunt'sXien and Quiz, two splendid mas-, tiffs of the purest breed; .Mr Thos. Morrin's Shadow, <$lr(}Henderson/s 7 Boss and Mr Philson's Roger, "are two fine St. Bernards, while Mr J. Lewia £eeHfs7ltover is the beau Ideal »p£,a f real, I tr,ue. lbreci;.Englj,sh v ,Sinithfipl.d ? cattle dog;! Several others iweshouldhketo; mention but'areprecluded'froni'want of space.' CANARIES', eohma-g j: od Uiw olb | Belgians.~J.Duane. Ist prize. I Norw^h Cleaj,:^ j e|i<^->7 Fr E. f -"Ro^ip^ii, ? 2nd prize. 89Sf8iffl sworffcwratH'aftf*)?J?_*3jwi.2*s f Norwich«Buff.-^-A;Ei Isaacs} 2nd; prize. j Yellow JipM^rMtK ?ss& "2nd

f^wJ| .Cage,,4,,Ganai;ies^A f rE,.,l^aac^ 2pd )£i£&£ Oill I^lxooftoJ IxlTXsoitji'J .Murii}>iij:l. U*>i Other Variety Songsters.—HcfOreiiy^ Ist' md 2nd prizes. „, r . ,. . ~. 7., r I> y MISCELLANEOUS BIRDS,, Best Parrot, 'Paroquet, Jor JCockatoo.—C. T-Owen (Cockatoo), -Ist prize;'McGaslemt Cockatoo), 2Bd-pai&.^''^ **** . Macpies.-and.any-oiherYariety-olJ^oreign Birds -R. S. SandaU, Ist; prize ■ W. Stan^ Game, black red.^SSm<M6rnn, Ist prize ; Sillard, 2nd prize. _....... . Game, Duckwing.—Gillatd, Ist prize ,<3amS, «ny 3 qitihaK^natsrii-jfctoeAPOfiWf«: let and 2ad prize. ©ortiflgC <tfiil< vte¥' r greyi^Satti^iMdrranpast ;' Dorkingsi'^wMte.aJ^Mowiaf-andJ'lvey; 2lst Drize • W..Eerg«?S(»Vi?ndrprizeil}«J fniwjp3 ' t ßlo.Qm#eld >x lflfcc.pr^«' J |A. E.lsaacs, 2nd prize. ,&« I Cochins white.—Morrin and Jj^' Tir^a P r^arW. Wd&^oist prize ;T. &. Ivey, 2^;^^ £„. ' f^MdeH^^gMa'^^rll^pmn^nd Ivey, 2nd prize. __!_' _ ~.. j Silver-BpanglfJ^n^bprgs^^-Henry Atkm- Meam. Morrin and Jvey, r 2fld »nze. i ,M Urf 31 ill. fl 1 »'~ •>*■

sßUOHaaxv/1 y a a:'J aa a hotwsk

White Bantams.—Charles Bartley, Ist prize ;E. Hill, 2nd prize. Jg £0 f fj [ J j -Any,.other yariety.of Bantams 4^^Good-.i acre, Ist prize. Houd^ns.—Mrs. Edward Wood, 2nd prize. Creve Cceur.—Samuel Morrin, Ist prize. , Setters (English)*—S. Morriri's Fe/ri, Ist prized betters (Gordon).- Furlong's Brucb, Ist prize ; Hillman's Sultan, 2nd prize. .Jletrievers.— H. King's Carlo, Ist prize. .spaniels (Cocker) —Mowbray's Juno, Ist 4pme. Fresh water spaniels,'G.XJomweirs Flo, Ist prize • A. D. Bennett's Brutus, 2nd prize. Sp,OßTip. — Newfoundland : G. Johnston's Carlo, Ist; T. Thompson's Bras man, 2nd. Mastiff's : W,. A. Hunt's Quiz, ,Ist; JP. Monitfs Shadow, 2nd. St. Bernards: J. P. A. Philspn's Eozer, Ist; J. G. Fender, son s Bo'e's, 2nd. Sheep dog: G. AVilson's Ship Ist. Bull Terriers : G. Clark's Bully, Ist;, A. . Wardon?s Eose. 2nd.- Terriers (black and tan): Mrs Hay's Tip, Ist ; C. Burton's Bays, 2ad. Terriersi (broken haired). J. Eeid (Skye) Ist; E. Hill's Prinnie, 2nd. Terriers (toy) E. Chirrnside's Nell, Ist; I. Duane's Lady, 2nd. Poodles : R. Levoi's FJbra; lAt; ■■ Italian Greyhounds ':' A. E, Isaac's Swift. Ist; and Jessie, 2nd. King Charles or Blenheim Spaniel : Miss Macff-irJane's k.c. Charlie Ist; Miss Wilson's k,c, Midge, 2nd. , . ■■ , , , f . , , . . BANTAMS. •' ' } >■ f » »■■-* Black Breasted, Ked Game.—Messrs. Mor rin::,and SeyJ Isjb prize ;. Thos. Morrin, 2nd •prize ;■ S. Jackson, highly commended. r r"T" 'Tpig-eons.'l. "V"j '■<~"H*r Carriers'; Eo-glkh. -— Henry "Brett, Ist and 2nd.prizes. j j TumbieYs, Almbncls.-~Josep]i Craig, Ist prize. * -■ 8 . Tumblers,,... ahprfc-faced.—-E. Ward, Ist prize;e '; T. H. Tvey, znd prize;' i Fantails.r-tfV-'Ci Arthur = (white and bh^e), Ist and 2nd prizes.' • Pouters.—John Parker, Ist prize. Jacobins.—Joseph Craig, Ist prize. Barbs.—Fr H. • Wairds, lsfc prize. Balds and Beards.—John Packer, Isb prize;' Joseph Craig, .2ad prize, i, ( . ; . .■ ■■■.'•■■; '.■',■ ;,i ~ ■.-. ■■■!.■ RABBITS. '■ '■' French Eabbits.—G. CranWell, Ist prize • q. Bartleyl 2ad, . . ~:''... f'X'-,.■!} '",'■''.)■ Lop-eared.—G. Clarke, 2nd prize. (■'^, ~... ■■cAfs;/:! Mrs Sealey's torn cat, Ist prize ;■', E. Per kins cat, 2nd. '. ; |' :-. . /:,■ . . v . DOGS. ■-.•Sporting.—S. Morrin's Eos, Ist prize. Greyhourid doga.— G. Collins, 2nd. prize. Bitches : W. McLaughlin's Flash, Ist prize ; Dr Wright's Moose, 2ud prize.

ANNIVERSARY OF LOYAL GOOD INTENT LODGE.

•^HBr-snijiversary of the Loyal Good Intent liOdge.'feO^O.E., M.U., No. 43G9, was cele brated for tbe tu'erity>fi|th time Jast night, in the hall;f Cook-st/j^'efb-A The dinner was served up ij in capitafl A.style, and was enjdyed by: fifty ;gentlemen. P.P.G.M. Place occupied' mffl ?nV^. Tne usual after dinner speeches 'werel kept within reasonable (a^very'gopd feature) in order that /the ntore^at&re^tjtgg part of the proceedings', that to which.;t|lladies lend their aid, might.not be 'delayed,^' A feature in jconnection with thb usttal/ loyal, and patriotic toasts was a special/composition " S^r George Grey for ever,"..sung and played by the band af t^r the t6aat:pt His Honor the Superintendent propoa^ed : b.y/Bro. G. Akers, vice chairman, and"enthusiastically received. The Army and Navy was'responded toi by Captain Isaacs and Sergeant-Major Brottgh ton. ; " y Th'e Manchester! Unity," was -pro posed by P.G. F. Combes and responded to by P.P.GM. T.. Col^ Mr H. J. Smith, C.S', P:P.JJ.q; ; M.,^^the toast of "TBe: Auckland District,";an'd|n doing so furnished various statistics; ehpwing the influential position of the Mancheste^ Unity and also the extent to which the organisation has become developed in Auckland; district where there are now ten lodges 1050; members ; and funds amounting to £14,000 safely invested. Tbe^ sickness during the year 61 all the lodges was 372 cases, and the average duration of cases 3 weeks 4 days. This< fvas a very small average indeed, and shewed the carefulness of the medical examination. The sum ex petfdea/- on 'sick stedplint was £310 Is. .was three members and _ "onT wife. The C. S. also shewed < the' progress' of the Loyal Good Intent Lodge, whose anniversary they had specially met to celebrate. The' lodge had 154 married and 37 single members and accumulated funds amounting to £1096 15s. Id. Twenty-eight members had been sick during the year, and £94 16s. 2d.paid for medical attendance.— .Bro.,Leaky.also responded t i or the. Lodge.— ■ An interesting ceremdny 7 followed in the : ' presentation of gold watches to P,P-G.M. T. Cole and P G.F. Coombes for their services to the Lodge. " Kindred Societies," .byßro. J. McMwen for the Foresters," and Ero. Little for the H.A.C.B. Society!,_" The Sick and -Distressed, of (the; t>T,de|r,7 biyithe ; " Th^^adies," by Dr. Daw.sou, responded !tb by JPiG. Holland ; 'vThe'l Press " and '; Host H^ckett" concluded the first part of 'theS proceedings, When tiie Quadrille partiy -commenced, .aiid.,was oontinued to an early 'hour. nvtoh r,'i -:.i

TELEGRAPHIC.

GRAHAMSTOWN

(From our Own Correspondent.)

This day. i The Vanguard* pfant was sold, Under distress warrant, .to^dayo for o£4o/' It •v^as bought by Rowe, with the intention of cuttmg off a portion of the present area, and including the remainder with the Bird-in Hand to work, which a new company is about t*o beformed. v ■: I The, Manukau retorted. to-day, with a moderate;>yi«ld'«t 97: pzß; !3 4wts melted gold. The average was only 9 dwts, tP the ton. i The Golden Crown crushing is making a moderate! but payaible 'fßxovrj 0 ](. TJ I Sales—Caledonian, 80s, 82a 6d ; Tairuif 593, r 6os^l&jaxy2s:3d]>T ; JAH3K'ff|

RUSSELL

(riom. our'.oiyiij uorreapuuueuu.; Lpl O ft ;;i i/i A IThiadayy-j Northern Shipping j Arrived ! Steamertldna Chisday;ati2 p.mi from'[frbrtnerri'porta. She:waS detained at Mongonai. on account of bad weather. . C/ap T |;ain FarquhartrppprJ;s.ntQ^ing,i,the,'barque ] telroyd out of ~"Mongoaui-. .■■•.. The schooners ■ Oharybdis, Venture, and Gem were lying at Wjangarpa ,when the lona rf left. ( Picked up 1 >rig J Berwent's! anchors'" and '• chains ■fl-4»B(*i Thursday. fS Departures: Mafin'eiy'Gipsy"iand Maud for Thames; Colonist and-steamer lona for . itibkjand- with- 62 -head • cattle,- 4 horseK r!Md j line ' fo|lp'Vviag" .paSße,ngersr ; Mes|srs' Hamar,1: T. Hunt, Scott, Murray, Eleming, Hail,'and ueveral-in'the steerage.-.'v;..,;: hsio&Qo aoocroiwaa

TAURANGA.

(From our own Correspondent.) ■to .jlaiid B'qeailg mmi aish fte JaHlflsrtiMtOTOO too 7 .noiHioJ. ni 89*97th8 flit haila AW? fta y« Arrival of the Endeavour.

The Eto^ayeuri >§b:£iooiierj ©ap^TOPick, las just arrived from Oamarn, after a rapid. )*ssaga bfiifiyefday^inwithfilOOOiibagßrjcatJa, !00 bags bran, lf2qp^ba^3;;fi{)uW'c6nßigaed«"toit At Ha^nPm^i'cotftradior.^'i

TAURANGA.

JFr.om pur own Correspondent.) The petitrdtfdaffife i3pßiri Auckland m6ml )ers toj resist, the '^a^irigA)t, the, -AfepUtion slause — was for^ar^ed ija. Wellingtbn' liy toach this morning -to-Sir-George and party, joaring the signatures of sisty odd tleofcocs. •;

DUNEDIN.

fl°^(^m;;ibur^wn^^^^ Wiltshire, of o»matu,i the long distance

101 hOTs'fto iffUtoal Ir,rrarrnrr srfj oj Osllbo af tioiJnaHA ,Brfrraia ,asMT fitrrir'---'" .nfwoOlo^/tfqsiidotO

walker, being unable to arrange a match •with fßiiyf afda; nf xi? week, intends jbojattempty Ithe 'feat of .walking aso;;mUeV'VithJ^^i Hours.

The Dunedin Cricket; 'CXiib^Trftfch. com menced the year with a credit balance of over >£20, has now only a balance in hand of £1 4s lid.

The'Fdrbury Park Company is determined to place uruityotment shares jin the market to purchase 'property by next annual meeting in March.

WELLINGTON.

i (Per Press Telegram Agency.) > ■-■:•■■■ •■■ Kja :■ '-r.:■-.-■ ■ This day.

'. -Sailed u<?od, Hawea for the North., • Pass engers : Captain Baillie, = Major ; Jackson,. MrJ and Mrs.. Care, Mrs. Pollop,,Mr». Bree,. Miss Heath, Mr, and Mrs.. A, , Richmond, Messrs'.'Harris,- Wobley, Maoalister, Dunnet and Davidson.

CONCERT AND SPELLING BEE.

Tuts anxiously expected and somewhat novel concert attracted a very large .auditory last evening, in the, .Lome-street Hall. The concert was under the able direction of Mr Brown, and the programme included some beautiful melodies, such as' " Red, White, and Blue." by the St. Matthew's choir, " T,he BUM Girl's "■ IJrea.it:-,"-' by "a1 young gentleman, *' Our Hearts -wiir 'never meet Agiin," very sweetly, sang ,by Mrs J^agaer, " Sjunset has Faded,"'/ by the choir, .."The Ro^an Tree;" and?,' Wiil-o'-the-.Wisp," the liisti sung by Mr Brown, jun,. The great le.vent, of the.evening then came on— viz., the Spelling Bee, wh'ichjejfoited a great .deal;.of curiosity »nd memnrienb among the audience. The Jitev. Mr Huas'ard took the! chair and acted as judge, and Rev. W.rO^lder, of Honolulu, acted as pronou,nc*r» Th^ rules as follows weie then read:—(].) The spellers may ask that a word be repeated if they have nob'cothraenesd to; spell.1 n[2.) : From the judge's, decision tliefe is no 'appeal.' (3.) ;.SciKntiri« words not to be.putt ■,(4). "Oftilvie's Smaller ■Dictionary-■ ■■■ to b6 the standard of reference! Space alone precludes; a description of, .the.''Spelling Bee", and all thei fun it created. •■■ The successful competi tor^ Were Miss Lillie Edger and Master James Neddies, who received, the prizes' of two handsomely bound volumes., We under stand that the "Spelling Bee" will shortly be ] repeated' in Accordance with repeated wishes, ••[ ■,:,;.■■! ■„-. >:,s ~ ;.-„■,■,■,.,"■; 8/,:uf^i, = '',:

AUCKLAND STOCK AND MINING REPORT.

Business done this day

Bank of New Zealand-Buyers,- £17 l'Sj(, 3j sellers,, £18. ..,.,! . ;;; ,: ,--, :^', ~- ■■';'■:!>, Rational Bank—Buyers, 70s. lm . . Soutii Britieh Insurance, 49s ; buyers, 495; sellers, 505., - . , • , ~-•,' Albion (first issue) —Sellers, 32s Gd. Long Drive— Sellers, 15sv '« ■ Caledonian (double)— Buyers, 85s ; sellers, 90a. , ~. .- f , . ■-,' ~, ' ■;- ,/fv- '■ r"',' '

(pity of London—Sellers, 40s. Cure- lls, 13s 3d ; buyers, 12s Gd; seljers, 155.. , ■ , Tairua- 60s ; sellers, 60s. Gem—63 ; buyers, ss6d ; "•'■■;-"■ Jritannia - Sellers, 2s Od. ~, Creat Republic—ls. Union Beach—so 3, 52b, 55b : sellers, 525. GdJ ~ >-"".- ■;-.'- .7, :.

The s.s. Mikado left for Sydney shortly afier mid-daj, having taken in 120 tons of1 cO'il'from' the barque Witch of the Wave sir cc hen arrival. She -takes the following Ay ckland passengers for Sydney : Saloon :■ — M*. and Mrs.Wilkie, Mrs. Elley, Mrs. Burn,' Mi. and Mrs, L. D. Nathan,, MiBS Nathan,' ano soivant. Steeiage.— James Carlow,1 Mrc Plfews, George Opaye, P. Callaghan, J. jJJwyer, F. Grren and A. Larsan. , .. "-,', ' t

The s s. Taranaki, having discharged her inward cargo at the bluff anchorage and tafeen on board the English mails for the South!: turned round without coming to' One hiinga and sailed Soutt^again.

Our Southern ft iends cannot complainof any loss of, time , being sußtained-in trans shipping the Southern portion of the English mail. When/ the: Taranaki arrived in ithe TMjauukau this morning the steam launch TamjO'yhauteT.was Eeat ; tp meet her.dowp at, the Biuff anchorage, witti. the English mail ■ bsgs and a cutter iv tow containing the cargo fojr the return trip /Without delay Captain Lloyd put out 160 sheep he had on board and took in the mails,;- passengers,,. and, cjjTgo, after iour hours detention got up steam >iid Bteamed away South' at noon. Wel f learn that the Acting Postmaster General was j so' pltased with the pioraptitude;.displaytd: '■on the two last occasions L>y Captains Carey and Woisp that on behalf of the postal de partment he tsent each of the worthy skip pers a cheque for £10 with a letter acknow ledging thtir zeal. We have little doubt that (Japtain Lloyd's conduct this morning jwill insure him a similar compli^nen^. Vj //



<p OOSEMAN/.S BTJT.CHERY ROBERT BALMON B sgs to; Inform the '■ custoniers of: Hr: S.< Oobsematij i a id the public gt-nerally, that he has taken over,tbp., 'b isiness lately carried on by Him in Wyn^bajUr^fCCt,' aid trusts by strict attention (ji^iuoss,'and s ipplyiug none jbxfa fiiystpqlass' meaty at'lOWest price, t< obtain a fair fihsuje of patronage. JR. SALMON, hiu: ,TiroUjsi to ttvtoma eWisaoq'WOTfflWWcStiW^rga .■tu-jiiii-J I'r■'',"'/f -'•'< i"fr fr-i .. i- u-<x ytbmi io hi;; a nmejit, il i)iave' much, p^'asore .-.in're.QoniiiieTiaipg ft r,B. Salmon to njy.late. pusttiiner^fe.eljng Mre that h s will merit a--continuance'.of, th& favours r sp long bistowed up6n,nie:= '-'■;■ '■'■^" P ">«'-' *I& i %I'tmsfi io'i i,u;,v'i- to iftaliet •rvr/i ■-■) h^'jiu'in si In 8U PiSKIOE -Mrs /fM6rlrey'B,- Havelocki'Hbuse, .secondihouse above t ie''ph6rarHilll, '>'•-'■'■< '■",■- < ' - 3i = [XFA^'i'ED,;' a ■respectable i Geiierfil' V V Servant by day;; good-wageis^-Apply imme -6 ia'tely at the C,ooA Hope Diiling RoomB'; yveliesley s xeet East! ' ''' ''■' ;''" .'.'.!,"'' ',','*' '""'; ' i[' J' si ' K:7SNTB©, a first-class J?ero^ed<3p©te! V V for a Thames Hotel, {Highest -wages; a Nurae Girl for Bay of Islands,; and- seKeraljEeaiaJje Servants are daily seeking places. -rHannaford's Begjstr&Jf igh, E treet. ■■■■■: -,/c;; - .. iti»;V. v:w*t ■■- ■';. ' ;,: : riTA^^ED, :a good Wood -Cai^a&A V V to.Mr. Coiffey^on bo.ar'd^ k Weilu\^-1 i Dn, Queen-street Wharf ..AucklanS. ' " "d^^'.Tg3>,'; a^'Oeiieral^Smltli':1 <jj^i f %Wi -i istant emplqyipent' : tb,a, good man; ala.o, 'k,: i trong Lad as:.an;.apprentice,— 4.pj?ly,t6,;fle6 r .I j eahy} i Itna Forge, West Queen-Street.; [ <j WANTED'; ;to;; R.E_ ISfS optioni bif.'!puronaee)i-.in ;tb;e. \icinityofiiiljp (ity, a Family.Residencepf.6ol:BK)oias.;iafew{acres (f-land'attached desirabie.-rr-Address Box: 132,,P05t Office;''f" ;i'= 'lv;i:' '■•■■ 'v.-"'i !'-:" .i>-;t.:'.;;-\-n '<' ,:i jik V\rANTEii>,'; Teudßra from W!* -for'^Works 'required'at'-/House 'in> 'Grafton toad.—Apply at the office {of ■'&;? Holdship.andGg.j /Ustom-hQUSB-BtreetJ{" '■"■ ;'^:[.'"( ;■''■' VirANTfti),1 twQ'.br.li'tKree >n Saturday morning. I Y^ANTED^WaEBTjH-Oa.-fShop_. and |f *T 0 Hoiiee atk-theV cbfner 6t Wyndb,ami and. 3liapel-streets, next the Jlpman Catholic Ohapel.— Ippjy to Mr. Harej.ileXtgodc1;- - iA tsg|i|j x7t() . r:ca*aolfy',iP4jjtr! iisfe:]?ndf.us^fulßie^ijfiijghestil ?ef^ene^ t i-rrA'^^gv')4^j'?[Pffice;qfyith4a r papertj|c| i T V caulßilk,^©!!^ .Who hSßyb.e.en.',?iocustpn/ied\joj fann_work_.preferxed.=-rAppJy _io. Mr. Somerville, Grocer, Queen-street. „ „ „ ~\\T ANTED^mfoi^ation concerning V T JonN SAitßifcMtiriQN>: of^ESfeshire, Scotland, WJS6 served ia the 3rd; Waikatoj(N Z.) Hijgt. of Militia during the years 1803-4-5. Satisfactory proof of drath will be suitably acknowledged on communication wita rfirdwi'yiQd,mpbai feGa;,/ATlcteland,-)i{JZ^rnja X | T Ttni-iwhxj^canibefaccomniQddtsdiTOW-. '?WW4lßn4'- Residence^ iWjitbin-facjfe^;! minutes, wall? 4 of-.Qneiegp.-*, stre«t.<-r-AddreßH, Mr Flynn'B,icQmev<iQi CJliapeli^' ViotC^ifrßteCefciot^f Weq mi i'ama 3;ij-ioiU .o^uilJvi toI oitJi-aaoqg'ys asvlsawrp JJluil Jort 'oft oW .eoffl .83t!'iavc> Jjciwlav Biaai/ja .SIOIUP ,!) .0 •tn+nfffrnrri



■ TfcT ANTED to ~ LE[T, a Furnished 'Ppi» X ?woini jiwilii ffitejiifacet'itodipnvate entrance, jmitabie, jpr, a single gentleman or lady.r—Ji'or address apply at thei Stab office. n ■\^r.,A-N-T-E--D-'''' I'!S-'& OWN, ---,Y y that J. MORRISON is prepared to execute 'ail lfinds of ASPHALTING at reasonable prices.— Address Stab office. WAITED to SELL, on very easy terms, a Six-roomed Stone House in the suburbs, healthy locality, good well. —Apply to H. Partiiigton, Land Agent,' Queen-street. WANTED, Buyers for 2,000 new sacks.—Apply at Great Northern Brewery, . Kybfcr Pass. "YXTANTED, a Machinist, none but ' 'T T first-class bands need apply—Geo. Hemus, Excelsior Boot Factory, Upper Queen-street. WANTED, Persons travelling by Rail to Onehunga and the Waikato to pro . cure, Grattan's. (Thames Hotel) Pocket Pistols. Price Is t<j> 3b. "vfOTTCE.—AII Parties travelling by ■JUI! Rail to Onehunga and the Wattato to c»ll at the Thames Hotel for Grattan's Pocket Pistols, from ■is ,to;_33 WANTED to LET, the House and Shop, corner of Victoria and Albert-streets, ; known aa Thompson's Grocery Store. :"■s's/ AJNT&D to &ELL (cheap) j f f , White Leader, alvanised Tubs ; also,,' Pumps i Psrits,fP36npbs, Ac. ' :1*r.8.-Highest price given for all kinds of old &etal.— ALFRKD SM.A.J&T, next to1 Blue; Post. Victoria'-fetreet/ '• '■! '' D/MiWK ' '; ' W' ANTED KNt'WN, Dny storage to Let, with or without large yar<;l, at Battye and Co.'s (late Quick's), EHiotiti-streeF, Auckland.1 "iv&^' i'jij AJN X JtS i>, iiiW tone of 'Old 1 p Brass, Copper, Iron, ZAnn,\ pewter, Load, Muutz Metal, Waste Paper, Canvas, Baggtvis, Hope, and '■ Kags .;■ i also;' iBottlos; ' Oftßt-Off / Clothing, *0., at jBATTYF. & CO.'B London Marino Store, Quick's Buildings, EllioU-strc'et, Auckland.—S. Moss, Manager ~,( . .,,.., . , . / WiT&Wm®4 ''the General Public to iV JT Know that J. ALw^GKf, Tailor (late from France «nd Germany), h-is con.rr.ftiiced business io'lijiii new premises. .No 82, V ictorio-street where he hopes to meet with such support as his knowledge and, attention to business, and civility to his Customers shall command, Gentlejn^n's and boyjs' suits nia3e To order";" repairs. clyeing7*and"clßainng; m* sIJ "ts branches, executed at the shortest notice. TXTfANTED, orders.for Black Paget^ ivyy|j and Morning 'Coats' from, 465, at-The Pani tbeon,i*l9B, Queen-street, next Epson's, Chemist. ~Y\7? AS TED Known, that the cheapest "Vlf; and best way to be properly clothed, is to cajl ;artd be measured at the Pantheon for your Coats, ybur Vesjts, aHd.your Irousers., Wb :make.them_weU» of, iood material, and guarantee a perfect fit.— Forfl, Potter & Co., The Pantheon, 198, Queen-street WANTED, to call the attention of the Public to our.-Tailoring Department. T/roiisers to measure at 15a warranted shrunk.—The Pantheon, 198, Queen-street. WANTED, fei/bscribers to Magazines'; to know that they can have the numbers Handsomely Bound, at a trifling coi^t. Music and other Binding done in best stylP.--WJLLIAIVI.LE.XS, , Machine. •li'iiler ! and- Account-Book Manufacturer; nex); door to thp, Evening Sxab .Office, Wyndham street. _J___ W ANTED KNOWN, that D. Goldik is prepared to supply all kinds of Timber and other Building materials, including Sashes, poors, Mouldings, Broad .Timber, t( Rquse Blocks. Posts, Bails, Hardwood Felloes, Shafts, Iron- Bark and Blue Gum Laths, Shingles, *c.,&c, at the lowest market price, at his TlxcA , Custom-house street. /ji | / , ■ ■ ; ' WANTED, a smart, active Lad.— Apply at Grattan's Thamf-s Hotel. W 'ANTED, the general public to know that W. KIRBY, corner of Queen and W»kefleld-Btreqtßi | has; on j BeJeir-^Newcastle; Coal wholesale ana retail), at the lowest rates.' ' Bricks, Lit.c, .Sand, Sheila, Tiles, Iron-hark Bhafts, Spokes, and Itert-gnia Felloes, **c, &C.. »lw»yfl oc hand. A large supply of the best Newcastle Coke nowon band WANTED Known, that we make to Measure the cheapest Suits in New Zea anld from 40s, at the Pantheon, 198. Queen-street. nhHE usual Half-yearly Meeting of '" |j the Journeymen Bakers' Association will be held at the British Hotel To-morrow (Saturday), tbqllth instant, at half-past 7 p.m. Business of im pontance. i< All members arc requosted to attend. JAMES McLEAN, Chairman. September 10, 1875. *Ip O BUILDERS. Ji —. _ Tenders will be received by the undersigned until 4 pirn. of Saturday, the 2nd October, for the Erection and ccmpletion of a Block of Brick Buildings on the Old Supreme Court site, Queen-street. f Plans, &c., at my ollice, Quoen-etrect, on and after tli4 20th instant. P. HERAPATH-, Architect. WEST END CRICKET CLUB. I 'lie Fift Annual Meeting of the above Club wiil.ba_ (1 TO-MORROW, at 4 30 p.m., on the Practice, at the top of Hepburn-street.' Vx J-. Til 0 '! M •i | O KOBERT MASON, r . | r,}o Secretary. Terrace, Edinburgh, wi}) writ° or otherwise com niiniiuatc with ,Meiers, Johiuand George.Thoniason, latckclrUfa'wiX-lptter^Aft&i-igsed'^b^.Ofßo^CfcfirisliS clrtirch and Dunedin. Tliey. -lvlll not be later at the laiter than jhe 27)h,0r 28tl) instant* r j ~r X' F: ==fcr—^L..L r .''lv .' ~, it ~1 L ,'\ j ;.i.- r i a ft — r .ppring- T G.ras^.;n ppmaiu, ■M-J' Mimg;obd water arid' shelter for liiiriteti/mim- ' bar of horses and Coj^j'.gpod ,BuW on Eervice.— Y|xflß t Public Pound, 'Abe'rerombie-st'reet. ; 'oboK^^EPfej^A/^lood^^BooS' JJ3 kpepni;^gsi'rfesafi>e^'nga|/em6tft(r-itA.ddres« Box B!{>:: g(fltiOm<^-.iAU-:r'f/i'o '/ikivv >;h:tj t JL gliop-^pd Pwniii*,;in'lQnfen%reet.—Apply to SlmuerWeHs; 12t>,J Qb'een-fititeet;.! ASLQ JAH3H .1! pONSONß^:—Vlija;^ Sffie' v to be JL sold,.andfassistrnce giveij to/per^oii^ byiilding. -4Apply to 1 w.' F. "Hammond, Architect^ Shprtland street. , -, /■^IREAT EEPUBLIC GOLD MlflSl \X OMPANY (LIMITED),, l( ; tj; y, ,ej-jjrlg jJr.CAU-rfthftfip**.} odShreei^ncevPieE Share has this day been made of the. ■C.aTtt^aliaf.jtfre,'above-named Qomp-ny, payable to..the Secretary, at the office of the t!ompaAly,';il6!iWk" '^dildirigs Auckland, on or bbfore the 27th instf« 0"xa 'i' [j:a ! l^Mf'x¥- MACDONA' D, I Wanted to sell abau'ti6o;dozenr Bottldaof -Good,;-i Ink, assorted. Three Shilling- Bottles for Is Cd; BintßPttles. .onlyils Rer boWe; H;aK-nints,qnly,pd a per, blottle. — A pply ; | to; H»".[■W i atts,--,.G; pnerali "p^ea^er,! Pitt-' ajbr^iet..t: Be|n^im^,h:li vijyi\kSh^f'ii<O '{mrXt'hvJ 0, i^-*-" ' ~M ,sTOSj7rr-Kto!'j ':'['■! rK\'•filial 0 c At the request of.ianumb^yof ; t^Q,Electors Qfijjld^ii, s Moating Qf Ejectors.wiU.lje. hejdiat. the,achQO]rQ9rn, alorning'side, on Monday. [Eivening^-.th.'e l^tttiinSfjiiit,-! tt seven o'clock, fojritihßipui^aseiQfrPOn^iSerjpgjjb.be " /Lbolition and LocaJ.iGo.Ye^nm.ent P^l^noWib.e^re.^he iaSemfely.- 0 OV ..^hc.i*ii:Yr.-v<<(..i\->r,,-.-i,u>thd«xs Ch aii-man Mfcraat Albert Distriofcßoard;! ' A 46^t^ILL. MGRWM.rPWSSS- J\ lotATOJ " (STATaj i ITh? lAsses^nueritj OJiftt q^jthe-ahoTe; pistr^ct has been. Bade out, and may bo;9een v at Ellipt, ,apd Andersijin's Klasgow^ Storg, Qxepit' , Appea,l'a (if my), , will be heard at'the" Newton Hall on Monday, th^;ntli" >qteb§l'«**i7^o pgSA-hU-.EpJjs. »B«#»7(kiWibsJ 08 JAMES MqGtßEwPJ?j^oc eohq-Ufiil ir,anavoiqml BB9iU Lh.iGiftipaan* SeTpteniberi-lOi/lffrßi^ -AnilA oUlmud tdyha lo eiof 3 l)1,:;i1r.:.i.i0 fff(C".V V [■■ VI Ji. •. :r- Ji'ijl'i— J ■ ( 1-3 ,■..', L)i , A Lodge ofoL4strlictißn'wdf^eteid? JTnfei^May) Svening, at half-past, 7 a'^pek,,,at the.Lodgeroom, Pi H O T O Q.tpßa)iA-Tv»:o-JBIrL«y. tf<£3 OiVioll vnn .eonholg tiawn^ ( sv.yif!i7/ SPECJAL NOTICE. 3'^"""1 £ *69X3 IP joi O'cfnt A ■Ji« public that their Fortja^^S.^^io^s.np^pPi^. ]Pi 9 jr Jfi^ishm^i^4ia|.,^n ;J careyiyj fty,«$ f p% with every cb^xeg(Je,?Sftrf fftFj-j--flir?A» J 9}W t& 01 jlass of Portraiture. Photographs artistically -finished in oils, wate 3dlonsi)OKei^yt!i»S) «tfj;ea§OQ*ble yates^g ovocto 9tß nT fiA.'jtfuperioriiq^ftlil(y,jof,Wfij-k ; guar.anfi^eSoll nrj;l>i 1< oifj ( feoo lonrgnco eriJ Ifiori oho ifß/fr ?=,)! Jj; Jiasj^bnu.' | oi Ksrig ed 0 lo Wwwd «"' I COBNEK OP WELLM]iMiSTJEI^T l;;Wl!^il?i ' lm i -rtoS flrff Jiaa o [ ft 3 Sii T ~^3 /tlno Bi99W oa'iril lo'i ouul MOBJiyr MAMJIW



pRINOE OF WALES THEATRE. Stage Manager.. G.wrOoltier. LAS'"1 SEVEN NIGHTS OF MISS C AERY GEORGE ANL^MR. R. W. LAWRENCE. , THIS (FR)[DA7?) !EV^NiNG^loT|if ;SEPT^fe^RJ; I The beautiful PJay, in 5 aefs, entitled—. .* : , LOWa; SACRIFICE ; Or, ;,THE RIVAX MAB(|ABriT EEMORK :, .• .. ■■.'.;' MiSS CURRY OF.ORQE MatticwfEljuore".■- ■"■,,» ..' ..' Jlr. R.>^V. Lawrence To-miorrowJ^attLrday), first production^n Auckland; "of't^'eVpowerfully-written emotional ';--..•; -" Drama of ■ ■ V -:.' | ENSNARED ; TWO .^WIVES'! I With New Scenery s by N. H. Thornton. Ca^i iages -liidy be. ordered at 10.45 pm. "f 5 Box Plan iit Upton-arid Co.'s. Stationers.-" ' : ; Dr6ss Circle.lis ; Stalls,.2s 6d;-Pit, Is. i . ~ /^ II . T V H A L L. HE /RET.: p.-.p. AGNE-W; ■ Will 4'elivei- liis Last Lecture '. 1') THI^ (ERiI)Ap.;;EV"EitINGf/ io-rrr';SEPTEMBER. \s< 'v-' '-h'-Jr Subjects: v\ ]»< f'■ ", The Bushrangfirs of' New- South Wales" *"'■■>• M The Coilviet-Millibnaire" -^.»-.*»* 'I TJie State Secret" , ■ .., (1 ; ~,.'! The Prison Cannibals of Van Dieman's Land" " " l\l lie Faithless Sentinel" !' ' ■'- ", Bus]irang(jrs' Duel in'theßush" u> •/ i\» v, ' Jseu Hall's Beirayal and Death." ''Heaven' j s|jeabs. 1 "■■' '' ''■' '■• 'j Frank (iartliner" " Wati's r ; üb]|c Execution.", r.i v•,(. rr» ;-, Thjs Temperance Drum and Fife Bandrhave kindly volui teerKl (heir servicrsCarid will perform some o*f their best Belectiuns during the evening. I "' ' ,-■! •■''.'•'" '■■''■'''.'~t~ J~7T- y,'<\! J'u'jiL*1 ', M'iAU j POSITHTSLY THE LAST LECTURE. Fr^nt Seats, 3s; Second Seats',' 2s'; Back* Seats, ia Doors open at 7.30. Lecture at 8. Carriages at 10. .',V: ! i :, r ] j : -[FREpmucKj. wills, ~| :, , Liirli■■:;■! V" 'i.'-,'.,,. V, ', r , ' fMap.iige'r.,, TOHIS (FEEDATXI'tENTITGF: ij A" PtTBLiC E^'ERT^INIyPNT' ' h-.-.m..M WELCOME , Bw .v-7.a ~w the ';; J'; JJESEY STEWART SPECIAL SETTL^jitS1 Will be held in the '~ ''.'., j ' I C H ORAL HALL TBIS (FRIDAY) EVENINO, SEPTw'life" ' TIJCKETS. 2s. 6d. each; -to. be:had only;at Messrs^ Wayte's, Upton's, and Champtaloup and Cooper's. As i}ie number of: tickets to be jseuediwrfll be neces sarily limited, relatives and. personal friends of the Immigrants, are invited to secure their-tickets as. soon as possible. " ' rmzn •'' Ririß&kiimkm wtll be rRO\ni)ED. k ' J■ ' HENRY BARTON, •..,•,->< -, ■, I?on« / Sec. ■yjO UNG MEN'S CHUISTIA^' X| . . ASSOCIATION,..-.;■ i .:■ rjiub'i '': WEL LBS X E Y-8 TBEET." '" ! I /;'::- ■.:■:'<■. 'io ■» ;-■ ■■; '■; .• I'Y/dOVil/. This (Fbidax) EyENiNU.i ■ a->inv IwiNTER COURSK OF LECTURES, 1875. ,:,>>; • •''September KK-'.'.lHyths/'Rev. C..M..Nelaon 4 . - ':/,• '■'. September 24—" History of Electricity,"illustrated by dimerous experiments, J. Gfiodall.-Esq. ~,, , October"ls—" Revivals," Rev. JA. Reid. ■ October 22—Subject to..be announcedy Rev.E. N. Bree. .•:./. vrno'i Tickets, to admit two to' the Couise of Lectures, ss. eacli; 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 i•"■ V, \ 1 A J ; J! 1 THOMAS BUDDLE, . 1"! ''.-'..'■■ '.]', l :■.",'/ >Hbn. Sec. a| U C X LA N P. P 0 UL T R V Bl '■■- 11 =-i rssi- eiATidN.a;?! si vk FIRST' AFNUAIJ. THIS DAY AND -TO-MORROW.' Yd\\T£QL&-Q&4i<lA 8/1003 7/3/ Vice Pbesidkkts "f ;\ 'Meßsrs. Every Macleanand<lvey.r..\ 1j h 3 TRKAStTiEfe: Mr. LaWfdrd.'' ' '.': ->« -y CpJIJIITTEE^:. . , ,j f , j ,-f Samuel Morrin " ... ghos.Jgttcffamne ".*- B)enry Brett W. H. Kiseling S. E. Hughes, jun. W. J. Mark s r r -._.—^^^ F B.rEjre - " ~ Jan • s li.Sft-11, - * ■ Jaafs Wallace R>ch«t'Eej t V..,- 4' W . M( Laughlari JcLb Cogiave.ff The EXHIBITION will be open from 2 o'^ockoi}" Frjdaj'to 10 p.ni., and on Saturday from ftiiij. t6 9pl m' " ■ ;•,■' v* "\\- ■■•' S?3i g Adjiiiesion: Qnc Shilling each;.. children, .Kalfc- pr:ce. . -;'• '■ ■■ < ..■ -,- • ~;:■- '/• 'sacT.i' B.—Sir George Grey, K.C:B., has been elect^S^ P esideat. ■ ' . •" l^Jy-y ¥M. PERCIVAL, Secretary > 2t|^ O B,TJ ILJ-J-.fi S " Ten ders will te received >b.y;the phdersigned unttl ik on 'of Saturday, -the lUli instants for,.the Erection , :ai d Completion of a Brickßiiilding'in Queen-street,-^ ~ IPiaus. &C *tmy utlice, Quetn-street. IJ 0 % HhRAPATH^ g ~, Architect. \\7 ELLESLEY-STREET BAPTIST ANNI^ERSiiRY' SERMONS ' W ill "be Preaohfd next Lord's day. In the morning b the Rev. W. J. William's", aiid in tne evening by theßev^P. H.,C ; qjiN ¥ft iiD., 3 baxiiMKl oj wojfei y Collections after each Service. KffUTIRLJIXJ'S SO-Y-AJiSia WWdW&Tj On the following TUESDAY, 14th September, the .-. AN^YfiR^AJEty iT.E^.^P.STJC^qvjvtj 10 will be heldy''and-after^TeaJ a^CPTJBIiICjMEETING, when ministers-ana^'l-iends 'yfi\\ adfdrtssthe meeting. Tea at half-pas_t_6jo'clock. \NY persfak a real r-Wilcox-&-Gibb's—Hand- Sewing Machine, -in 'gjood order.,may fltid.a.purchaser by sending letter. x .s»ating>prTceitd "W&G,^ office ot-thisijipeif.l ).1 Af f \ ROOiMTT-o;LEl3.r^A.]?pfe:ftt thY j IJL office of this paper. „_____ A: aCKLAND 7HARBbmi 'r^6J^l^ ' TENDERS WiioRArLTKAS;/.S^AKP. 1 <■ r- Harbour' Bo&rd'o'fnce,' iT i '\'i{ Auckland, July 24, 1875. Tenderer will bfe'reeeived'a¥ this-b'ffice'uii6l''^nes^ c ay, the 7th September next, at noon, for the ( onstruction of a Railway Wharf at Point Britomart, i x terms of tiianß'andispeoifibationjtb'tid seen iititlie) 1 ingineer's Office. Tenders to ! tie addressed io!ithe' Cnairman, and c ndorsed " Tender for, R.fil^ay Wha^f." WILLtA'MU 1 DALDY, HTOJOSrOOJ'it- ,BTAK" 800 '■".>.<ChaiMnaif./.,; TO '«'•■< BmiO&LAYE KS. Jx.i Tetidets will be received until noon of Monday for the $rft(jtioi&oifi Chiipno^,; &c,- fOr r..a.ytU&jKe3idtitace a iew minutes' walk from the Newmarket" Station; 1 lans, &c, at office of undersigned.—rJ. M,; ItBNNox. j ••■- ' ' —■ ''•'• ' '-- ' '•■ ~ » THE AOTKLA^Pv TUEKIS3 ' Bk T US,' l ' TJ^MSm. ft:V.E>E.N^ %&zgt T ru y : OPEN DAILY from 10 a,m. to 7^ p.m. Charges,' Ss!' ' ' * Saturdiy, 6d.; from 1 p.m. 1 'x oVifi'for^lfaSes oniyon'Tn-|ifs rdayi'ti)6bmm^ice m the 16th September.. , r r ~,„„ ~ LOST, yesterday, a Bunch of Keys fßAlßewar^will fe paialif feturnld tb tHisSfficie I* Limerick, arid late of"Chiefdo";'China,"wTlinear something to njs;a<}'v{antage<-on/r application at the Town Cleks Office, Auckland ™~. 1 Htt bE VTLLA SITES, planted and JL fenced, in Ponsonby ; a great bargain —Apply to W. E. Hjmmond, Architect, Shortland street F0& yS#:ilß, a withiq jfceniminutes.waMqf .the. Union Bank i eaa laid on in every room. * Bt6yeß;' tanks; and wash Egu^, .p.ri^.^O&. T -A^piy»|,tlio offlcc.of tWi »Ber,



Immigration Office, « \;--'7^ ,ii ;i ftj t '| <AiibMana, sefttemTiejr&lliST^ UA H js Employers of Labour., .are .respectfully informed rfhat there are still a limlfec! lramtirr oY Immigrants my late arrivals awaiting engagements at the Immi ■gratioh Depot, comprising: i/GeaeraV'ttoai Farm - /Xaboiirers, Mechanics, and Female Servants. ' "-Early application 'to* trie* Depot Master/add hlitrbn> OT Hsreqjaested. (UnW , * ;•;;.! Sni'Wgrptiqn Officer. TO i (GA^EEtf; f ERj^T^ps^iU, AhH received., until,llo9ll 6f' Mpn'day next _ for the, labour only of a^nateesKienc&iaidlicrt'biatartce liJouk- Newnkrket Station , Flans ; and specinoatiQa^ canj be seen aft the office of the uriderslgue'd: U ALi.njj' M'jXEffNOK. ~~~ TO-MGRKO-Wi' .<iU)\\ ■r-'l">i'ir<VV''.-Y-(i'\lJr/' 7, JJ.OOO ,KO>U'!Oil BANKRUPT ESTATE. TJl±-; v; t tja Trrncui o xtti&fA'VisifLX'} HE subscnoer will sell afc the Corner ■■.< I^o LINES of 'iSAApMY! '^O'6DS> blankets, ■Ji ' Skirts, Hats,.:Sbu-ts,ialen'si and Youths' !q| ! Coats, Trimmings, &c.. . / F xtnMrd, Hair' MKtitresses, Washetanas; &U' V /:. .1" i /, fii Oji{\'iQiEJfa^^ '»«! -Aiiciii6W(ii-:'':'i-J'!:;/"!!'! "v .3lj('bo ' TUESDAf,' SEPTEM^EgR^I^ ;i ., ;;i nnil'E's'iibscrib'ef tefi^cfefWSd1 afistrufc- OI tib'nW'to sett, at'^he'l&rner^Mr^'biiTtucsday, lith instant, at 11 o'ctockV •■>'"' OiiuM liolifv/ ifO The Valuable and Select-IiTBRAttY/belonging to the late R.McKay rt ,ssq. |;A ytlWiiU * au'J' Also,- — AiNeSV^^n^elfe'cfed'ModertitL&yESbTaWl- n ?J bMT GEORGE SIBBJBT, ": ;:lli "'MA odi ;"'" ' :^?:;;;:AM3fe^;^rtL,;;,^;::.! ( S JKS ■ , 0 ;i A "•» (-'GRANT'&> MORTQN.'k.>.S loi^na Ml SA Si -ill: ■)•'•• ucl ■!/ UfllJTl) ■■-:! iMfll'll ::ir '.-■..1 )->,'ilJ:j iGriiounq "QIAVE received instruction^ totsell" fi/r« Oj ''by dii Moitda^' 1" '"" . i September 13, at 12 o'clock noon, •tiU Th^iLe!aseWGO'od>viJi of;therabo;vpsfotel,'h'a'vin^""r'' 1 ];:mm^^m «sg feirts iSix Tne,Purni^e >; ißftliw4,jff%kfe^to^^nj»lw jj-nin ! .Mitioru ,InventorytpJbetake^ bythe43u>cljager.j.,.,„-. ihe'stocfc of WineßVSpiritiv&o., at a valuations surt-fol T,!;m;.: fwJimii _iit£js —Ksiitisud in atiifs Inyen: t6fiesrcai\::!be"'inifeiDe! 6tpId i;at theiHotel; and "W 00"6 i the office of the Auctioneers: who.will.supply inteM, 0 T ing purchasers with; anyrfurther,partic,til^rsi'equiKea< ii Vnt %J -ffOlti'w ■■.'1- p! >;: ii-. Ei'itiivib-rfua gl jtxilff orfT •X :■;/.,•! js'v,- , ; .,Terms .at, Sale. „-, a-SBtaovbff 'j/1) ttviblod ; ':)'^[J"6'"P''"S^ ■-.v/^'nosf'slew TI7ILL seli flby MctiM at!t3iSir stb*Bft,y^!i <:i VV Fort-street, on neyt, atll o'clock, ':'■'■'■ 4 bales HOPS, wifhout'ibhaslfghlestreserve. ' : LuOTOTiA^^Sfc aOiIIVOOT TOWNSHIP AXTTTXTTMENTS ~* aJAS TJfATSQEMI QKA SVIgHSETXa r - P U R I -,R I, fl t g®^M Ifi!^;?* 000 t !?r rPj fiELIMIN AR V NOTICE. n&T3*fio &<! Sltrr enafft tnfit ,«3v1% %dotad ci HDITOVf shacJ! r#EO.'"W.^:Blil!fNiß'2JiiJjKt ,yi film iol TAS' beew,fayo3ii:ea with inscriptions " L to sell'b^y\puWicltiction 1,-at44^aTiy T3ii^ due notice of which will appe.ag, /[joio'o :SI JA 55 SPLEKDJD TOWNSHIP ,ALLOTMENTS, m JA ' r'^-sauaie*;yi? 4he-^u^« J]aiverYba(n4a^irffHT - J:i Vfront by,tto tjvig^ftesto Ctojah,^ Mission Properly, and at the bacE By if'.'fi>urirlTa?b\&slupaT 85fftl OKA ,TrOT0)!JIl The Wharfj known as HoWg!i fcanding, facing tne c Tai :u*-Rbad; Is-'imlheaiateEsrrin /ftdMtf-Bf Ttlie jvtofiinrty frs lt6 be sold L and ia the termmus for all Goods water boi-Jie for' tne dfstriS/tUere'feit'l kmple4jSpth>attATi£n si fe the Wharf for vessels drawing 7 ieet to discharggy . !.* h^'mkto^oS^fo^mhfaV^^tSe'Peu'th^^lifege, am ttie idofeasing Tlchftesstof ,*lia*s Gtoldnfcld, only a pleis^nit-.^^^is^BfyjnausJ^jEeaQt.^ag-ojirably on the I val ac of this properfy^ , "j Ghe making asd HiaintaiDing of the>ihiiTn roads are {included in the Government scheme of Public Works 'for this" ■■tfffiWicfeong io yft-ifrio i?ierroo Bffofiaoa eaeriT « 1 'he'propertyf^s feyfe]jrwftltdrait»Hj«nd duffiqiedtlyfacrr.l elc raWd'tofe'Sar^'frbmatteds', and:-is»thei"CointaereiabUc[ ou let of ii maghincatit'vallty bf theffteestnland'ail thejeo.f Pr vin'cev?f;iiif£ c- ■i'-i-'u'i lo str/;3in sriJ bvAia Uhriiaß. Lan of the Property may be seen at the offttoof srdf th AuctiOneerL tai -JwoO Je^'W stft lo noWafvsfi oilT OJ- ttjjll itqqTJ arli mra-rt qnll wju ji lo aoOoaxJeOOO Ij:i-..-iiv vi'l >.vni v(.i J)v?Y..7 :r.. : ..'j Kii.-! 0001-ii; io xnoß Jl ' gt jwrd T^aeii.^wiit |ro^#e^ro i %ri f , oL . orrx jl snoo 9dJ t ~ ■•-■.'■■■■; i.I.^. vf :.:;. .:.■;.,) )T,i,J ii .u.-.-[.'i{'J &AI UKidA*> ; ji©^£GW4»M«J!}'.«!iij|>lKi anil Jjcot The Cutter WATCHMAN^ well found, new^ lo 55J. 7 ; ca^rjeg^Otg^^ b^qvtaosi tiJ. •£ fjaitajffo ocf iTBO .fro-fcbtrftruifjr •mltinl llu has t soo'nl arffo-iO io i^t:olgSSexxaai%ibbttii.iioii3l^l tiotisoiLmn no .noJ^ailloV/ < ai)£tjij ]i^ N.O .sot, MOft^teA-^rjgM«Wa. f ffoisrn[l3Y/- LPTN'El§E~lo^^lNEhsij]-b l^i{liJ!?'- r -1 PRES£RVEIWO(SI»I&IJ^r^COAL DROPS, ETG. EX BEHRING FROM SYDNEY. R. ARTHUR J^TILL sell by auction at'his Mart f V Queen-street, on Monday next, 13th inst, at 12 o'clock noon, cEour^Gases Jawanesa, aniL-Cliinese Curiog,^well-. .Oassdrteia— Gabin%fe Te> SjToohsF i Work Boxes, Sets Boxes, "Handkerchiffl ? Boxes, Bowls arrd—Stands, China PI tJ6, a ■ r ,- o ,'i TriEP.dSj.^^aßaru^BoxeeviVpdnßo^Pir Tailei s:f - ( AiS^ts, Jyory l ,,C,»ra,daße S ; g^WAVbod: .%*.. -v m ; ,y jpRWSi, ~.,Puzzle^f .Ivory' JTaiii;', W)iite' IJatltf >i" ■> ' ColoVefSlk%; n ffierc^ea;',&'c c.\ l7v ShjJ™*!? One Case, Qoal Scoops, containing—3 C6alScoop UiS Chrom&.Bainfea^ *-Xldalo S&opsJ-iJßlaflj and Gold. t'ra'sim-'Via.H.'OQ 30 cases Preserved Ginger. Terms .--Cash. MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 13. I to firEXiAIiUMBAOHIji-ilßOM.ritoifPMrivDA oT Banaqa erfssA ysnt stfllHmT to TOoiilaifrf-iwtß guiait-/97JBa LJL'iTfitEuetionaitQ: aeU-!byaasti^ntH»t'4iheJr.rSlt<M:«B4 ;* PoW>»treetf ion Mondayi.jl3t»/ -Sie(pte)Hj3i33r;f6ii€teYi »rt ■ d'cloek, .ba-ujip-iT litiqaa 320 packA&g&j9J,aT^K.4l9l^ : - l! F¥&jsiob j 62 casks Fteaor.1-! irt<finUug Is'isyai- .-dteg 50*3 ow! f;S7 oattßiOatmeal,-.'!:;: yj beitrtoo-i-3 « 1( , rti .O'-'iil^.oaSkspiceitm.i-io!,' j B .nhioiniottr, bssia Imoa atoii KrSitqntai andli.bafs.Bfea4 98«OoO^,b£KliiaW 52 cases Milk .% a 0J og3 oala t aSJa,'Ba,«feaiErQßejhse4-Meafeoi io wtrfi BaJneW 70 tins Preserved Potatoea-: S i<l aosoJj j; ■ Ti??.^:i O ar4A .*l*a?/KB»t>H .HJtS/IOITOUA 74 Paekages,ToCaßprißkieiSueaHfflß€aß, Molascesi Condensed Eggs, Bea:, T,ea, Mustard" ¥*mdr< ■iarteyU Saio^&c. fTrt¥er/ !l20 Ittats Dates.and..lO.hftrrpl<iT>riA/i App. op . 3 : TTOYi J A4pg>,l g g g; -5 q >I <T 6 cases Champagne. — jj. niWaa 10 wiNo'iEßSEitfftßa nontnS 'oittJ) .■ >iiiuiLj£iiqeoH L 8 'J 1 %&H. ISAACS, "7f 1 i motcviom ie ,'fio gafHoa vron at JHAT^TgaW O~ i ia j(ooJa-iaTo rua gnivjjn lo JaiKmn rtO .übHpirDQt . 1 Jinn in -unlo ot bcnrnnoJeb Hi oxf ,F,»bilß finjs sjooit ; .vlffn rlpivi «<>'♦ ~..v.,ii +o«r» -«t.^-..