Order of the Temple. Mrs Arthur H. Lewis / Night; Mr McLean—Officer a.d. 1776; Mr D ty Macfarlane—Sambo; Miss Motion—Starlie^i •' Mr Fred Merriman—A Jockey; Miss Must- Winter ; Miss Mclntosh—Titania ; Mr S Morrin costume; Mr T. Morrin—Evening w^DStume: Mrs S. Morrin—Lady of the 19th Cei? ------t try; Mr Mowbray—Captain Auckland Scot ia ;li; Mr R. Morrow-Earl of Donoughmore, % aster of Buckhounds ; Mr Robert Mason—Sir- Walter Raleigh; Miss Macfarlane—Evening dress; Mr J. E. Macdonald (Mayor of the Thames)— Member of Shortland Fire Brigade - Mrs J. E. Macdonald—Night; Mrs F. A Mack cchnie—Satanolla; Mr E. A. Mackechnie—Dav and night; Miss Mowbray—Scotland • Mrs T S Macfarlane—Chinese Lady; Miss Monro—Shep herdess (Wallean). Short pink-quilted petticoat crelonne ovorskirt, with bodice of the same laced back and front, with pink and blue ribbons: hair powdered, with small pink and blue hat worn on one side, high-heeled bronze shoes with pink and blue bows, crook with ribbons to match • Miss L.Monro—Snow Maiden. Dress: White tarlatan skirt, covered with swansdown and ruckings of white tarlatan, square-cut bodice, with lon^- hangmg sleeves trimmed with swansdown and ruckmgs ; long tulle veil covered with tufts of swansdown, and fastened on the head with crystal star; crystal ornaments, and bouquet of white azaleas. Mrs Mitchell—Tessa; Mr W R Mowbray—Highland Costume; Mr W. G Mill —Scottish Dress, Macduff tartan ; Mr G. M Mitford—Evening dress ; Mrs T. Morrin—Dolly Yarden; Captain Arthur Morrow—Volunteer Officer; Mr K. Mowbray—Private of the 71st. Mr R. H. Nolan—lago ; Miss Agnes Nation— Swis; Peasant Girl; Mr Edward Nation—Span ish Matador ; Miss Sarah Niccol—Bohceh ; Miss Niccql—Ball costume ; Mr W. Niccol—Don Truxilla ; Mr H. Niccol—Bones ; Mr A. H Nathan—Swiss Jager. Mr O'Callaghan—Evening dress ; Miss H. ORorke—Winter's Night,; Miss O'Rorke—Ceres Mr J. E. Pounds—Evening dress ; Mrs J. E* Pounds—Red Riding Hood; Mr Reginald Pea cocko—Lord Burleigh ; Miss Edith Purchas— Lady of 18th Century ; Dr Purchas—Herr Selst • Mr W. J. Parris—Modus ; Mr W. W. Philson— Charles Surface; Mr and Mrs Pond—Evenin" dress. Miss Minnie Ridings—Ophelia; Mr R. W Ratfray—Spanish Muleteer; Mr Wm. Rattray —Rob Roy; Miss Ridings—Flower Girl; Mr B. C. Ridings—Sam Bowline; Mrs Ruck—Sister Anne, from " Bluebeard ;" Mrs Rochfort— Spanish Lady; Miss M. Rochfort—Flower Girl • Miss Rochfort—Undine ; Mr Richmond—Even ing dress ; Mr J. B. Russell—Evening dress. Miss Sharland—Mario Stuart: Miss M. Shar land—Lady of Charles I reign ; Miss Shepherd- Autumn ; Mr Swainson—The L o of the It k; Mr John Stodart—Claude Duval; Miss Shepherd—Russian Princess. Miss Taylor—Fancy-dressed Sea Nymph; Miss .Jessie Taylor—Fancy dress. Night; Mr J. W. Taylor—Officer's Costume; Mr Digby Tonks— Don Geesar do Bazan ; Mr M. H. Taylor—Lady of the reign of Queen Anne ; Mr A. K. Taylor- Evening dress; Mr and Mrs Tunny—Evening dress. Mrs Ton Tempsky—Lady of the 19th Century ; crimson dress; Miss Yon Tempsky—German Peasant Girl; blue skirts, with braids of silver and red, crimson bodice laced with blue, white chemisette and sleeves, black velvet cap trim med with pearls and streamers, black shoes with silver buckle : Mrs Yon der Heyde—Norma. Miss Wright—St. Paul's Charity Girl; Captain and Mrs Walmsley— Dress 19th Century ; Mi- Thomas Wood, B.A.,—London University ; Mr Albert Walker—Evening dress; Miss Carrie E. Walker—Normandy Flower Girl, Crimean petti coat, Crimean and white striped skirt, black velvet lace bodice, white chemisette, and cap with gilt bands; Miss Wayland—Christmas ; Miss G. Whitaker—Evening dress; Mr A. B. Wright—Evening costume; Miss M. M. L. Walker—La Vivandiere ; blue skirt with stripes of scarlet and silver, scarlet coat braided silver, scarlet and silver cap with white plume, silver barrel; Miss Webster—Flower Girl; Miss Wood house—lied Riding Hood; Mr H. E. Whitaker— Nicolo, Un Matelot; Mrs Whitaker—Evening dress : Master Herbert Whitaker—As a Page; Miss Whitaker—Lurlinc, a sea Nymph ; Mr A. Wardrop—Evening dress; Mr J. B. White- Evening dress ; Mr and Mrs J. L. Wilson—Even ing dress; Mr W. W. Robinson—Zekiol Home spun and Rumptifoozel.

TENNYSON.

The last but one of the scries of winter lectures in connection with the Young Men's Christian Association will be given to-morrow (Friday) evening- The subject is a remarkable one, and by Dr Ellis, who has proved himself, by former lectures, to be fully equal to his proposed sub ject .namely, that of " Tennyson." It would be un reasonable to expect a full explanation of the works of the poet of the age in one lecture; still we believe tbat Dr Ellis will treat his audience to a fair portrait of the author of: "JLockslcy Hall" with such samples of his poetry as will make listeners want to know more of a poet whose name is a household word, wherever intelli gence and refinement of thought are cultivated. We believe this lecture is almost the first purely poetical lecture which has been offered to an Auckland audience. The lecture moreover, will be associated with some of the more popu lar songs of Tennyson, as " Break, break, break, upon thy stones, O Sea," the " Messenger Swal low," "Sweet is true Love" and others of a kin dred nature. Poetry has advantages over the sister arts, as it. creates, asserts, and re-embodies the impressions which the poet receives in his own mind by observation, and reproduces in the hoars of tranquility. Tennyson first appeared as a poet in 1830, with a small volume of verse which gave promise of future excellence, al though it met with severe treatment from some of the critics of forty years ago. The spirit of this age is that of hope, of action and of enter prise. The character of Tennyson's muse is pro gressive, and although he clings to memories of the past, he sings frequently very sweetly, in accordance with the harmonies of nature; his poems are pleasing, plaintive, and occasionally melancholy: yet they are pervaded with a classical elegance, and purcty, which find en trance to the great human heart. Any attentive reader of Tennyson, ignorant of the tact that he was brought up among the fens of Lincolnshire, would soon discover the character of his native county, by the morasses, quiet meres, and sigh in" reeds' which he introduces in his earlier poems. Alfred Tennyson spent his boyhood in Lincolnshire, his manhood at Twickenham and in the Isle of Wight; and now he hasßretirccTJto his newly erected mansion, at the foot of one of the Surrey Hills, to pass the qiiiet winter of his years. We will not anticipate the lecture by any remarks upon the classical production of his genius, but await the rich treat in store for those "who will visit the Young Men's Christian As sociation to-morrow evening.

POLICE COURT.—This Day.

[Before G. M. Mitforcl, Esq., and W. C. C. McMillan, Esq., Justices.] DRUNK. Mi chn el Ryan was fined SsJandJUcosts for drunkenness. INDECENCY. Samuel Fraser pleaded guilty to a charge of exposing himself in the public street, and was sentenced to one month's imprison ment. A ROW AT KYBEE PASS. Anderson Christie appeared in answer to a summons charging him with riotous con duct in the Queen's Hotel, Kybcr Pass Road, on the 28tli inst. There was a similar charge against a man named Jas. Dixon. • Mr Laisliley appeared for the defendant. Ser-eant Gamble deposed that he was passing the hotel on the night in question, between eight and nine oclock, when he heard a great disturbance going on. He ,snw the defendant fighting with several persons in the hotel. He saw defendant strike a man named Dixon, and afterwards heard some had language, and then Christie knocked down another man named "Walsh. James McShane and John Walsh, who ■were present, gave evidence which tended to show that the seuflling was simply skylark ing and not in earnest. They did not see Christie strike anyone. Thomas Sadgrove, wlio gave his evidence very unwillingly, said lie was one of the party. They went ■in for a drink after attending to their horses. Christie and Dixon got quarrelling— no; not ouarrelling —it was in fun. He was quite siiiv it V;IS "' *un- '*c saw "Watch tumble down but did not see what knockod him lown! His own hand got " barked" in the ' rriiuiua-'C, but it was through it hitting the 1 • The door had done nothing to offend l ;',',, he was pushed against it. He was 7,. -n-taiu there was no ill-feeling shown Sfanyonein the scuffle, it was U uitc a ~°t h Liperto"lltcly said the evidence • + rfivmi was exactly the same, !!;: rt r':;:;^;;p 1 :o*.,n'y,«oti,, s thed i cu t.,' <A<,,,0 to the validity of the objeo "o'Jnctm-ri^tat" Court their Worstips over-ruled the objections. p,> I)r .i, O n Mr Laishlev then addressed the Bench on the merits of the case, and maintomed that the witnesses called for the prosecutkm had Nearly shown .tl*at it was merely a wrK.

The defendant Christie corroborated Dixon and Walsh's statement that there was no fighting. All the scuffling was in fun.

The Bench came to the conclusion that;the conduct of defendant had been such as to Qause a breach of the peace, and fined him 40s, and costs £1 5s 6d j in default 14 days. Mr Laishley intimated his intention to appeal.

The case against Dixon was then called on, and by mutual consent the evidence given in Christie's case was allowed to stand as having been taken in this, and Mr Laishley desired the same objections to be noted/

The learned counsel having addressed the Court, the Bench said they were of opinion that Dixon was to blame, though not so much as Christie.

Fined 20s, and 13s costs; in default seven days imprisonment. Robert Hall pleaded guilty to driving a vehicle in Symonds-street on his wrong side, and thereby coming into collision with the Onehunga 'bus. Mr Inspector Purely it was in trying to please everybody that defimdant got him self into trouble. He had already had to pay £1 for the damage done to the omni bus.

Their Worships inflicted the nominal fine of Is and costs.

DISGRACEFUL CHARGE,

Peter Humphreys, a bushman, was charged with having, on the 28th ultimo, unlawfully incited and solicited a youth, named Geo. Smith, to commit an unnatural offence.

The court was cleared while the case was being heard.

George Smith, a boy of 12 years old, who came into the witness box crying, having been exam ined as to the nature of an oath, "deposed that he was an orphan. He resided at Mrs Fairwea ther's, Great North Road. He was employed by Mr Murchie, Shortland-strcet. On the 2Sth Sep. he was standing outside the "Cross" oflice between three and four o'olock on the afternoon when the prisoner came up to him and pinched him on the cheek. Ho said "I've caught- you now, whore are you going?" He also asked him where lie lived, and if he had father or mother. He then made proposals to him, which he, did not understand, and offered him a shilling to come down the wharf. "Witness paid he could not, as he had to go to his work, Prisoner said '• You can easily go to your work afterwards." Ho afterwards afFored witness os to accede to his proposals, and used very obscene language. Witness refused to have anything to do with him. When he went up to Mr Murchie's he told the workmen what the man had said to him. He next saw the prisoner the day before yester day, as he was coming off the Queen-street wharf. Prisoner then caught him by the back of his neck, and said " Well Cocky where arc you going to?" he replied "Up to the shop." Prisoner said "Come down to the wood-wharf, and I'll give you a couple, of coppers." Witness said, "'No, come on up Queen-street." He meant to call the police. Prisoner did not come. After he had been back to the shop, he went down the wharf and pointed the man out to Sergeant Martin. Ho was quite certain prisoner was the man who first spoke to him. Prisoner had a grey coat on with large white buttons.

George Carter, a tailor in Mr Murchie's em ploy, said the previous witness had made a statement to him on the 28th as to some man having accosted him in the street. He told him the best thing he could do was to tell the police. He had every reason to believe the boy was speaking the truth.

Sergeant Henry Martin of the Water police deposed to the lad Smith having made a state ment to hint on the 28th inst. He went after the prisoner,|but did not succeed in finding him then. On the 3rd inst the boy came to him again, and pointed out the prisoner as the man he referred to. He arrested him, and on telling him the charge, he said he had been on the drink for a fortnight, and did not recollect having seen the boy before that day. He owned to having asked the lad to come down the wood-wharf. He had no bad meaning, but was fond of children. When arrested, prisoner had on a different coat to that which theboy had described. When told of this, Humphries said lie had a coat answering to that description, but had sold it.

This was the whole of the evidence.

It was read over by the clerk, after which the prisoner was fully committed to take his trial at the next criminal sessions.

RESIDENT MAGISTRATE'S COURT THIS DAY.

(Before K. C. Barstow, Esq., K. M.) JUDGMENTS FOE I'LAIXTIKFS

John Pearce v Simon Westlake, claim, £3 145., rent, costs 14s ; E. Gibbons & Co., v Charles Rhodes, claim, £16 6's. B<l., timber, costs £2. 11s. ; (Mr. J. B. Russell for plain tiff) Edward Hodgson v William Way, claim, £14. Is. fid. judgment summons. (Mr. Hesketh appeared for plaintiff). Mr. Thome stated that the defendant was in very poor circumstances. Defendant in answer to Mr. Hesketh said that lie had a wife and two children to support, and at present was doing next to nothing as a labourer. His Worship said lie could not make an order, but recommended defen dant to pay as soon as he could, which he promised to do. DEFENDED CASES. ALEXANDER WHISKER, V \VM. MCMILLAN. This was a claim £11 18s., balance of account. Mr Thorno appeared for defendant Alexander Whisker deposed that defendant had lodged and boarded at his house for a considerable time, but had bolted to Howick. He lodged, boarded, and had his washing done for 15s a week, and lie always had a good appetite. Judgment for plain till, costs £1 11s. JOHN MULL ALLY V. W. KIIIBY. Claim, £27 10s. Mr Tyler for plaintiff and Mr Hesketh for defendant. The action was for breach of a contract, which it appeared had only been signed by one of tke parties. Mr Hesketh argued that the case came within the Statute of Frauds. His Worship over-ruled the objection, but Mr Tyler accepted a nonsuit, being unable to prove the contract. PONSONBY BOARD.—NEW AP PLICATION TO THE COURT. Mr Tyler, solicitor, made an ex partc ap plication to the Court, under section 27 of the Highway Boards Act, for the issuing of a summons against George Sergeant Jakins, at the instance of William Thorne,solicitor, in order that the said George Sergeant Jakins, being elected one of the trustees of the Ponsonby and or Dedwood Highway Board, should shew cause why he should nat be ousted from the said Board. A great deal of discussion followed the application. Mr. Tyler said that the majority of the rate payers of the district were deter mined to sec the matter through, if they made fifty applications. He would ask that Mr. Thorne who is the applicant, and Masefield, be examined as to future proceedings. William Thorne, solicitor, gave evidence at some length, detailing the circumstances that led to the present proceedings. He said Mr Boardman took the chair on the understanding that he should not be called upon to sit all night. After the names of trustees had been duly proposed, a shew of bands was taken, and Messrs Morton, Rces, Thorne, Maseneld, and Jones, de clared duly elected, when the chairman stated that the meeting was closed. Messrs Stewart and Morton then demanded a poll, to which witness objected, and his objection was entered on the minutes. Mr Board man afterwards took the personal votes, and called out the numbers, when the same live still had the greatest number of votes. Witness left the room, and on returning found Mr Dowden in the chair, and a num ber of papers being handed to him. Sud denly the lights were put out, and the witness left. On the following day he attended the adjourned meeting when the same trustees were declared elected.

Thomas Taylor Masefield then deposed to the facts as previously stated by Mr. Thorne ; Mr. Hughes proposed the adjourn ment, but lie could not say who seconded it ; but almost the whole of the meeting cried out for an adjournment. Mr Tyler then put in the several High way Acts and documents, gazettes, etc., as forming the basis for the granting of the present summons. -~.... , .. His Worship granted the issuing of the summons according to the application, the hearing of the case, to come on, ou Monday the 16' th inst- , This was ali the business.

THEATRE ROYAL.—RE-OPENING TO-NIGHT.

We would remind theatre-goers that the Thea tre Royal will be re-opened this evening under the auspices of Mr De Lias, when Le Roy's famous sensational five act drama of "The Gilded Age " will be produced by a powerful cast. Mr J. L. Hall will take the principal character, that of Col. Mulberry Sellars, an eccentric and specu lative Yankee. The part oil Laura Hawkins, the the female lobbyist, an institution as yet un known in this colony, will be sustained by Mrs Hall. The piece contains many startling situa tions, including a steamboat explosion, a trial, and some tragic events. It is being produced with new scenery, music, and mechanical effects, and nothiug has been left undone to make it one of the most successful productions over placed on the boards in Auckland.

TELEGRAPHIC.

[FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT],

NAPIER, this day. The " Mirror of England " opened last night to an immense house.

RUSSELL, this day.

Inquiries are daily made for the where abouts of a son of the sea who received, at various times, cargoes of timber, gum, and sheep for conveyance to Auckland, but the said cargoes have been sold before reaching town, and the proceeds are not yet forth coming. The s.s. Rowena left at 10.11 a.m., to day.

The Agues Donald arrived tliiday, also the Sunderland.

Sailed. —Fawn for Auckland. It is blowing up a gale from Eastward,

3 DUNEDIN, this day. ACTION AGAINST A BANK AND INSURANCE COMPANY.

The Civil list includes the Liberton libel case ; a cross action between the proprietor of the " Bruce Herald " and the National Bank, and an action by the Superintendent to determine the liability of the National Insurance Company and Proudfoot for railway plant lost in the Czarewitch. DIGGERS EOR KUMARA.

Nearly 200 persons have left for the Kiunara rush to-day.

OHINEMURI.

(BY PIGEONGRAM.)

GOLD RETURNS

The Waitekauri has 1)28 ounces. Welcome has 324 ounces. Young New Zealand has lOfi ounces,

CABLEGRAMS.

AUSTRALIAN.

[I'ItESS TELEGRAM AGENCY],

AUSTRALIAN-AMERICAN CABLE,

SYDNEY, yesterday.

It is understood that the Government has received a communication from the Super intendent of Telegraphs, now in England, that, from information obtained, it is im probable that the American Government will subsidize a cable between America and Australia.

Another body, that of an old man, was found in the schooner Atlantic, which was capsized during the recent gale. LOST IN THE BUSH.

In Queensland the body of a line repairer was found in the bush, Northern district. It is supposed be had wandered away from the track, and perished through thirst. He had walked round in a circle, within 100 yards of a track leading to a water hole.

AUSTRALIAN SHIPPING.

Sept. 21st.—Arrived : England's Glory at Newcastle from Auckland. Sailed : 22nd, Adelia, for Auckland.

THE EVENING STAR, TH URSDAY, OCTOBER -6, 1876.



WANTEH, a. steady young Man, who knows his business.—Apply to J. Long ley, Butcher, Oiu^lmnga. Drainers for small.job near V y Newmarket.—Apply t,o Mr Win. Earl, Rcmuera. WANTED, a Billiard-marker.—Apply at the Occidental Hotel. WANTED, a strong Boy.—Apply to Wm. Britten, Baker, Shortland-strcct. WANTED to Bwy, two or three good second-hand Pack .Saddles.-Apply at Pullcng's Alexandra Hotel, Ohapcl-slroct. T" O BOOTMAKERS.—Wanted Men for best work; constant employment; good wages. —Apply at once to Garrett Bros., Dublin Boot Factory, Wakch'cld-strect. W~ ANTED, a Girl about 14 years of age. —Queensfcrry Hotel. WANTED, a smart Boy to deliver par cels.—J. Smith, Quecn-stract. WANTED to PURCHASE, an Allot ment for building purposes, cither in town or suburbs.—Apply, stating1 price and par ticulars, to " C.8.," Star Oflicc. _ WANTED, a Servant about 17 or 18 years of age.— Apply to Mrs. Keau, next; door Young Men's Christian Association, Albert street. WANTED, an Improver to the Cabinet making.—Apply to J. B. Smyth, second next door to Star Oflicc. W" ANTED, a Captain's Cook for H.M.S. Nymphe.—Apply on board to the Oliief Steward. WANTED, to place a Boy of 14 years a few miles out in the country, where he would gain a knowledge of farming;, gardening, and improve himself in milking, with board and lodging.—Address by letter, " X.Y.," Dedwood Post-office. ANTED, a Boy to milk we]].—Apply Thos. Johnson, Rcmuera Dairy. Als TTln)7^gT^rpkiln~Cook, a trust worthy Woman, who is also a good Bread-maker.—Apply to Mrs Cowic, Bishop's Court, between 10 and 11 in the morning, orU and 7 in the evening. ANTED, a Headman for Circular at Waikawau Saw Mill; none but expe rienced men need apply.—-Combes and Daldy. ANTED, by a Married Man, a situa tion ; can'do farming and gardening.— Apply by letter to " Y.Z.," Post-office, Otahuhu. Good references. TIfIUTING AND BOOKOJKPIJNG TV TAUGHT. — Schools and Families visited. System of Self-improvement. Writing forwarded to any part of the Colony, in books ready for use, on receipt of £2.—Address: Mr. Nicholson, Finishing Writing Master, 73, Grcy strect, Auckland. WANTED Known, that J. C. Stovin, Mineral Merchant, is a purchaser of Cop per, Tin, Lead, Blend Antimony, Cinnabar, Nickel Silver, Bismuth, Plumbago, and other ores and minerals.— Office : No. 9, Insurance Buildings. Auckland. WANTED, Intending Purchasers of Buggy, Harness, to know that the under signed has Two Sets of Best English-made, with Silver or German Silver Mountings; also Four Sets Best Brass Mounted ditto, forjsale at cost price, to make room for large shipments to arrive per Loch Fergus and Albernytc.—W. S. JOKES, Wholesale and Retail Saddler, Manufacturer and Importer, Queen-street. N.B.—A few best quality Riding Saddles, slightly damaged, for sale very cheap. __ "OMAN'S RIGHTS—WHAT ARE THEY?—lst. She has a perfect right to go to Dennes's, and Buy a First-class Sewing Machine. 2nd. She has a right to be taught how to work it free of charge. 3rd. She has the right to send for that clever Machinist, P. C. Jones, whenever she gets into a muddle. 4th. She has the right to have her Machine kept in order for 12 months free of charge. Singer, and other Treadle Machines, from £7 12s lid — W. C. PENXES, Queen-street. WANTED Known, that the Market Coal and Firewood Yard is now open. Coal and Firewood delivered in town and sub urbs. Goods removed, and Carting of every description done. An Express always to be had at the yard.—W. Jamieson, Jun., Propictor. XX7ANTED to SELL, or to Let, a Large V" Brick Store.—For particulars, apply to M.r AJ&ea SJ»#rt, Yictoria-!ftre.et East,



WANTED, a good General Servant.— Apply at the Newton Hotel. ANTED KNOWN, T. McMaster has Just Opened, per ' Sam Mendel' and 'Loch Fergus,' from London, New Millinery, New Dresses and Costumes, New Ribbons, Laces, Ties, &c, &c, &c, Men's Clothing, &c, &c. To he Sold Very Cheap.—T. McMastkb. TO MERCHANTS AND OTHERS.— Wanted, by the Advertiser, a berth as Storeman, or some place of trust. Ten years as an officer of ships. Has had charge of large Stoi-e and Wharf in West Indies. Salary re quired moderate.—Address, " J.G.T.," office of this paper. ANTED to Purchase, two Mules for Bush work.— Combes and Daldy. ANTED Known that I am delivering my best Titree Wood within the city at 12s per ton; cut, 13s cash; full measurement guaranteed.—W. A. Smith, Coal and Steam Fire wood Depot, corner of Hobson and Wyndham streets. WANTED Known, Gentlemen's Clothes Cleaned, Renewed in Colour, and neatly repaired; Colours warranted fast, and not wash off. Dyeing in all its branches done at Edgar's Dyeing and Cleaning Establishment, Wollesley st'rcet East, Auckland. Communications by post promptly attended. ANTED Known, that MONTAGUE'S Royal Cigar Divan, two doors from the Dress Circle Entrance of the Theatre Royal, is now OPEN, where the Public of Auckland can obtain all the Choicest Brands of Havannah Cigars and Best American Tobaccos, at the lowest possible prices. A visit is respectfully solicited. ANTED Known, that I). Goldie is prepared to supply all kinds of Timber and other Building Materials, including Sashes, Doors, Mouldings, Broad Timber, House Blocks, Posts, Rails, Hardwood Felloes, Shafts, Iron Bark and Blue Gum Laths, Shingles, &c, &c, at the lowest market price, at his Yards, Cus tom-house-street. WANTED Known, Garments made to measure at a day's notice if required, and at a reasonable price" All Tweeds warranted shrunk.—Samuel Coombes, City Clothing Mart. WANTED KNOWN that J. MORRI SON is prepared to execute all kinds of ASPHALTING at reasonable prices.—Address, Newton Road. ANTED KNOWN that John Taylor is prepared to supply all kinds ot Timber, Posts, Kails, Palings, [Shingles, House Blocks, Doors, Sashes, Mouldings, &c, at the lowest possible prices, at his Yard, Breakwater Road. All orders attended to with despatch. WANTED, Subscribers to Magazines to know that they can have the numbers Handsomely Bound, at a trifling cost. Music and other Binding done in best styIe.—WILLIAM LEYS, Machine Ruler and Account Book Manu facturer, next door to the Evening Star Oilice, Wyndliam-strcot. WANTED Known that the Fitting Shop, Sewing Machine and Howe's Agency, is REMOVED to Vulcan Lane, corner of High-street. Only the highest class machines kept in stock. Repairs to all machines properly done. Steam Guages repaired, tested and ad justed. V'J ANTED, Tenders for the Erec » tion of a four-ronmed Oottago at Parnell. Labour only. Plans, <lc, at G. Fowler'H, Blacksmith, , Parnell. Tenders received uatil Saturday, at 3 pm. "Of^ANTED, a seven or eight-roomed HOUSE, convenient to Allender's Soap Works, Parnell.— Apply No. 7, Queen-street. OKKSHOP to L*%T, in Grey street, now used by Holloway and Gar lick.—Apply to J. F. Leighton, Stationer, High street, or on the premises. ANTED"t(TBuy~one thousand Rabbits at tenpenco each (to the man who sold them at sixpence last week).—L. G, Knight, Market. WAIN TED, a good General Servant. —Apply oflice of this paper. WANTED immediately, twenty good Axemen used to choppj#g, for squiring ; wages £2 per wuek and found.—JtK" Byrnes, Manga \vhare. Northern Wairoii, Kaipara. WANTED, immediately, eight or nine Draper's Assistants. —Apply to J. Cos grave and Co. ANTED to LET, a six roomed House (nearly new), in St Mary's Iliad PonsoDby—J. aud T. Ma3on, Hair Dressers, 18G, Queen-street AOUMfOKTABLE .ROOM in a respectable family to Let to a respectable Man situated in the middle of the town. —Apply this office. AN Experienced Nurse, lately from Lon don, is desirous of engaging with Ladies ;as Monthly or Sick Nurse; first-class te.stimo ; niuls. — Mr. Hoth's Furnishing Warehouse, Victoria-street Kasl. MILK— PURE MILK—N. 15. Walkkk is commencing in tbcabove business, and purposes calling on the public of Auckland and lAirncll to solicit orders. lie will guarantee to supply Ihe pure arl icle at a very reasonable rale, and hopes by strict attention and civility to merit a share of the public patronage. X" EEP YOUR HEAD COOL, and call on COOMBES, and secure for yourself one of the Cork Nortbvvood Ventilating Hals. Call in and see them. No harm done if you do not buy.—SAMUEL COOMBES, City Clothing Mart, Queen-street. "VTOTICE OF REMOVAL.— H. A. 11. _Ll KITCHENS has Removed from Symonds street to the Jirst house Symonds and Mount streets. MISS WAIT'S SEMINARY for Yonns Ladies, Now North I toad.—FOURTH QUARTER commences oth October, 187(1. GR OCE R V ! GROCERY! ifiTho undersigned having juk(, commenced in the above business in Wakeficld-street, purposes calling on Parnell, Newton, and all surrounding districts, to solicit orders, and hopes by strict attention and civility to merit a share of the public patronage. Note the address :— W. MAHONEY, Grocer, AVakeiiekl-strect. LOST, at the Chorn 1 Hall Ball, a. Scarlet Shawl, slightly .soiled in centre.—Finder on returning same lo Mr. John Grey, Eden Cres cent, will receive, f be one loft in its place. TO CONTRACTORS. —Quantities of till Works supplied. Wellington Waterworks quantities ready on the 11th instant.—C.E., JO, Insurance Buildings, Auckland. £•-* P/k TRUST MONEY TO BE Hfe'.jLO™" LENT upon Mortgage upon first-class freehold security, at 8 per cent, per annum.—ll. C. Dyer, Shortland-strcct. "OEGISTRATrON OF PUBLIC -1-lJ BUILDINGS. Town Clerk's Office, September '20, 1876. Notice is hereby given. that Registration Certificates of Public Buildings, and all Places of Aimißwntiit, to Expire on TO-MORKOVy, the 30th September, and may bo renewed on application. Written applications for Csrtifioatoswill require the approval of the Inspector of Buildings endorsed thereon. P. A. PHILIPS, Town Clerk. PU BLI C NOT I C E.—Consequent upon the many applications for my Farm house and Fancy Bread (guaranteed of the Host Flour), and at the request of many Mends, I have commenced running one of my -Carts through Ponsonby and Dedwood daily, and shall feel honoured by the patronage of residents in t hat locality. C. BURTON'S DIGESTIVE BISCUITS, made from pure Wheatmcal, and approved of by Letters from Drs. Goldsbro', Wright, and Ken derdinc. Also pure Farm-house or Home-made Bread, made with very little yeast, very little salt, very little fermentation, being more nutri tious, and less likely to cause acidity in the stomach.—CHAS. BURTON, Charcoal Biscuit Manufactory, Parnell and Queen-street. i^O/"'!^ to Lend in small sums S/OUI/ a t 9 per cent—Apply, by letter, "GT " this office. NEW ZEALAND INSURANCE COMPANY. FIRE AND MARINE. Capital, paid up and invested £210, 000. Insurance against LOSS BT FIRE of every des cription of Property may be effected with this Com pany. Hulls Insured for the Voyage or Time. Merchan dise, Goods, and Freight Insured, by steamers and Bailing vessels. Bisks ou Specie subject to special arrangements. LOSSES PKOMPTLY PAID. Sao, f, PJIsKQS, Manage?.



qr\s. be w a b d. LOST, on Saturday last, a Fawn-colour Grejhound Bitch, with white tip on tail. Anyone returning he* to S. Morrin will recoiva the above reward. | >iLLIA±iD TABLE. — For Sale, jLJ one of Alcocfc's Best Tables, complete. Speci fications to be ssen at the office of J M. Fraser, 36, Insurance Buildings. G~"OOfTACCOMMODATION for a few gentlemen at Mrs. Richmond's, opposite the Crown Hotel, Grey-street. OMFORTABLE Board and Residence in a healthy locality, suitable for an elderly lady or gentleman. Terms moderate.—Apply to Mrs. Boyes, Epsom. OOARD and Residence for two or *® or three single men, at Mrs Mace's, Upper Pitt-struot, opposite Gross street. RESPECTABLE single Man (aged 44), lately arrived from Australia, desires a Situation as Groom and Gardener. —Address H. AUnutt, Stab office nnO LET, a 6-roomed Mouse, Jj °»J Rig JL Apply to Mr. Barnes, Karanga vJaMt hape Road, Newton. M|*O LET, in St. George's Bay *■ Road, Parnell, a Six-roomed House, wit a front and bacfe verandah; good supply of rain and well water, and every convenience.—Apply to Richard Reals, Parnell. MfTIO LET, at Newmarket, next the _1_ Post-ollicc, a Shop and House of 3 rooms and kitchen, or Dwelling-house will he let separately.—Apply to J. Angus, at the Post-office. MrfflO LET, a large commodious .Shop, JL Albert Hotel Buildings, Queen-street. Rent moderate.—Apply to J. Stewart, Albert Hotel. J^" T^O.R SALJU, a Cottage, of four rt^Mi__ rooms, in Freeman's Bay.—Apply to Samuel Cochrane and Son. Fort-street. LET, the Auckland Servants' 'JL Registry Office, foot of Grey-street.—Apply on the premises. M'l'O LET, a bargain, a Brick 8- Shop of three stories, :n Queen-Btreet, for £2 15a.—Appiy this oflice. '&OR SALE, a Bargain, a really -6- compact little Homestead of 24 acres, a large tortion of which is under cultivation, with good House and Buildings, only 11 mile 3 from Auck land— Apjjly to John Soppet. Ko 8, Queen-street. TjpOß SALE, the Tuakau hiotel and JO Furniture, with General Store (doing a good business) attached. Stands upon half-an acre of freehold.—Apply to J. M. and J. Mow bray, Land Agents, Queen-street. FOR SALE, n " Great"Bargain, a FARM of 230 Acres, GO miles north of Auckland, ■10 acres in grass (new this year), fenced with 3 railed fence, puriri posts, the rest nearly all bush, close to a tidal river. Good soil, sandstone, and limestone bottom. Capital run for any (juant ity of cattle all the year. Running streams in the driest weather. To a good settler very liberal terms. Only selling because owner can not go on the farm. Price, cash £'AO, and £150 on mortgage at 8 pel" cent. ; or for cash, £lu's.— Apply '" J.A.," care Stah Ofliee, Auckland. FOR HALE, ;in excellent Farm, of about 300 acres, on the Thames River, laid down in grass, and capable of running a great many head of cattle, within It miles of Pokeno. Price low, and terms easy.—B. Tonks and Co. ~ITK)It SALE, immediately, a Bargain, a _"_ good Four-roomed House in Brown-street, Springbank. Price, £80.—Apply to J. Lyall, Brown-street. FOR SALE, Two Iron Tanks, Couplings and Tap, cheap.- Apply Box 28, P.O. TO LET, two Good Rooms, Fireplace in each, with every other convenience.— Apply at this office. TOED SODAWATER. FOR SALE, One of Van Dow and Clark's MARBLE FOUNTAINS, with Silver-plated (Syrup Cans.—Apply Stah Office. C'UK SALE, an American Type JL Writer (one of the latest improved); can write faster than ten people.—Apply to R B. Wiseman, Theatre Royal; or Devonshire House, Hobson-street. I j^OE SALK, at North Shore, a Six roomed House.—J. Harp, Devonport, North Shore, South"britishlire~andl_:arinb insurance company of new ZEALAND. Notice is hereby given that the Ordinary Half yearly General Meeting of the Shareholders of this Company will be held »t. the Company's office Queen streut, Auckland, on MONDAY, October i), 1876. at 2 o'clock In the Afternoon, to receivo the Report and Balance-sheet for the half-year ending 31st _ugnst I ast, and to elect two directors in the place of Won. C. Daldy, Esq, and Win Burl, Ksq. who retire, but ate eligible, and offVr themselves for re-election. The Transfer Books will be Closed from September 30 to October 0, 1876. By order of the Directors A. BOAKDMAN, Manager. Auckland, September 7, ISTG EX CIIANGE HOTEL, PARNELL. (KNOWN AS TIIK IJARKKLL). JOHN J. ODLUM, Propbtetob, Begs to inform the inhabitants of Parnell, and the public in general, that he lias taken the above Hotel, and having made extonsivo alterations, and refurnished the same at considerable ex pence, hopes with cleanliness and civility to meet with a. fail1 share- of their support. J.J.O. would also call their special attention to his Bottle Department; and the fact that all Liquors are purchased for cash, enables him to sell the best article, and at: reduced prices. Wines and Spirits of the most choice brands always in stock. BAJSK OF NEW ZEAL&.SSD. Notice is hereby given that th» Half-Yearly Gen?ral Mo ting of the Proprietors of this _> tuk will b" held in the Hanking-boußß, In Auckland, on FRIDAY, the '20th day of October next, at noon, for Lhy purpose of receiving thu Report of the Directors for ihe Half-year endtug 30th instant, the Election of Threw Directors, and for any other business that may be brcuifhi before thn rneoting. By order of the Board of Directors. JOHN MURRAY, For the Inspector. Auciilarjd, September 13,187 G. BANK OF NEW ZEALAND. The Transfer Books of this Bank wi 1 bo CLOSHD from Monday, the 9th Instant, till Siturday, the 21si idem, both days inclusive, ■JOHN MURRAY, For the Inspector. Bank of New Zealand, Auckland, October 2, 1876. AKANGAHAPE HIGHWAY DISTRICT. The ASSESSMENT ROLL for the current year has now been finally settled. The Kate Book is deposited at the Board's Office, York street. The Rate is payable there to Mr. Tiios. Hayes, Collector. F. CHERRY, Chairman. JDctober 2, 1870. W[ E WMAEKBT ii ALL. The Star Variety Troupo will giva a Grand Per formance in the above Hall on FRIDAY next, 6lh October, to consist of Siogle and Double Songs and D»nces, Feats ou Horizontii Bir, and Italian Kings, &c. Full particular in future issue. To conclude with a Seleci Quaddlle Party Frices of Admission : Front Seats, 2s (id ; Front c eats only admitted to the Dance. "DAKUKANGA HUNT CLUB. ANN UA L II ACES Will take place on the ELLERSLIE RACECOURSE ox SATURDAY, OCTOBER 7, 1576. Admission to the Course, Is each. WM. PERCIVAL, Secretary. . ]VT OTI C E TO JUROR S. SUPREME COURT OF NEW ZEALAND, NORTHERN DISTRICT. NOTICE is hereby given that the JURORS SUMMONED to attend the Court on MONDAY next, the Uth instant, ARE NOT REQUIRED to give their attendance on that day. EDWARD L. GREEN, Deputy Sheriff. Sheriffs Office, Auckland, ytuQctgbej, 1876,



mHEATRE ROYAL. Great Production ! TO-NIGHT ! TO-NIGHT ! ENGAGEMENT FOR SIX NIGHTS ONLY OF MR. & MRS. J. L. HALL. THE GILDED AGE! IN FIVE ACTS ! The Greatest Sensational Drama in Existence! This splendid Drama will be produced under tho able direction of John L. Hall, with New Scenery and Appointments. EVONPORT TRINITY CHURCH SUNDAY SCHOOL. A SOIREE and CONCERT, for the Benefit of this School, will take place THIS (Thursday) EVENING, in the Devonport Hall. Tea on the tables at C.30 p.m. Programme : Overture, Piano Song, "The Pilgrim's Return" ; Glee, "Since first I saw your face" Song, " Thou art so near and yet so far" Duet Glee, " Orpheus" Song, " The Yeoman's Wedding" Glee, " Hail Smiling Morn" Overture, Piano Song, " I cannot mind my wheel, Mother" Duet (two Flutes) Glee, "Ye shepherds tell me" Song, " Jessie's Dream" Glee, " Orpheus" Song, "Simon the Cellarer" Glee, " Lordly Gallants" DAiiNEiL HALL. MONDAY, OCTOBER 9, 1876. NAVAL BRIGADE VARIETY TROUPE WILL GIVE AN ENTERTAINMENT, For the Benefit of Me 3. Whittingham and 13 Children, Asßisted by other well-known Amateurs. Under the Distinguished Patronage of the Residents of Parnell, and the Officers and Members of the Naval Brigade. After the Performancs a Select Quadrille Pi:ty will be formed. GltAl^D CONCERT, by a num" ber of Visiting Amateurs, will be given In the Choral Hall, Onehunga, on MONDAY, October 9, 1876, in aid of Bt. James's Church, Mangare, To conclude with a Dance. Admission—Front Seatß, 2s ; back seata, Is. FREE TEMPLAR SICK & GENERAL BENEFIT SOCIETY. The Quarterly Meeting of the Royal Standard Lodge of the above Society will be held in the Lodge-room, Nelson - street, on THURSDAY EVENING, the sth instant, at half-past seven o'clock. Candidates to be in attendance at 8 p.m. JAMES COX, W.C.P. I. N. HUNT, Secretary. Auckland, Oct. 4, 1876. m H E LATE B A L LT All Claims against the Committee of the Ball given to the Nymphe, arc to be sent in to the Cosmopolitan Hotel, THIS DAY (Thursday), or they will not be recognised. The Committee are also requested to meet on Thursday Evening, at 8 o'clock. HENRY CHAPMAN, Secretary. TO-MORROW. iS^PISi G. W. B IN N E^Y WILL sell by public auction, at the Exchange Mart, To-morrow (Friday), at 11 o'clock, 201 bags Barley, 70 ditto Oats, ex Saxon, for positive and unreserved sale 5 cases Bacon and Hams, ex Favorite 7 cases Cheese, ex Kenilworth. Terms at Sale. Also, Ox Account of Whom it May Concern : The Schooner STRATHNAVER, as she now lies stranded on the Kaipara Bar, together with New Boat, 15 feet long, and two Anchors, saved at the Pilot Station. Terms at Sale. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 6. E. & H. ISAACS HAVE been advised to submit for sale by auction, at their Rooms, Fort-street, on Friday, lith October, 1870, at 11 o'clock, The following recently landed Goods :— 15 boxes Black Diamond 15 cases Keillor's Mar ]o's Tobacco malade 10 boxes qr.-pint Salad 8 cases Curry Powder Oils . 10 „ Castor Oil S cases Cod Liver Oil 15 ~ Hore's Hair Oil "FRIDAY, NOON.—Market-house. POULTRY.— Turkeys, Fowls, Ducks, Geese, Pigeons, Canaries, Fancy Birds, &c. PRODUCE.—Canterbury Seed and Kating Potatoes, Bacon, Butter, Pumpkins, Furniture, Sundries, &c. R. C. GREENWOOD, Auctioneer. TO-MORROW. ROSEWOOD P UNO FOX TE. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. THE subscribers will sell at the Rooms, Fort-street, To-morrow (Friday), 6th inst., at 11 o'clock, Very Excellent Dark Rosewood Trichord Pianoforte, by Bord ; General Household Furniture, School Desks and Forms, Car penter's Tools, Books, Oliicc Desks, &c. By order of the Agent for the Public Trustee: — Re A. E. Diethelm's Estate: Spotted and Figured Muslin Dress Pieces, Barometer. Clock, Telescope, Clotliing, Long Counter, and Shop Fittings, &c. Re Philip Vonton's Estate: Bag Clothing Re C. Smith's Estate: Box and Bag Clothing. SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON,. Auctioneers. TO-MORROW. FOII SALE, at the Durham Yards, on To-morrow (Friday), 7 RIDING HORSES, ex Agnes Donald, from East Coast Two-year-old DRAUGHT FILLY, by Major. At 11 O'clock. HUNTER & NOLAN. TO-MORROW. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, PRODUCE LEATHER, BOUTS & SHOES. M. JONES & CO. WILL sell by auction, at the Central Sale Rooms, To-morrow (Friday), 6th instant, at 11 am, Tables, Chairs, Bedsteads and Bedding, Toilet Services and Tables, Washstands and Ware, Chest Drawers, Calf Skins, in lots to suit purchasers; Boots and Shoes, in lots to suit purchasers; Tea, Sugar, Rice, Flour, Oatmeal, 10 firkins Scotch Salt Herrings, 10 casks superior Canterbury Beef, Pota toes, Onions, Carrots. Pumpkins, 11 sacks Canterbury Flour, without reserve ; Bacon, Cheese, Butter, Lard, 10 ca-sks prime Can terbury Beef, 10 sacks Canterbury Flour 12 sacks Fowl Feed, 3 pure-bred Polish Fowls, 7 pure-bred Spanish do, a new Mullet Net, 102 fathoms long. Also, Fowls, Turkeys. Ducks,. Geese, &c., &c. TO-MORROW, AT ELEVEN O'CLOCK. AT ARTHUR'S MART. MARKET-DAY AUCTION SALE. PBODUC E.—loo sacks Canterbury Potatoes GO sacks Tauranga Seed Potatoes 1 ton Pumpkins, Carrots, Onions 10 kegs Butter, Cheese, Bacon, Lard 5 cases Canterbury Hams and Bacon 6 tons Flour, 50 cases Apples Jams, Tea, Blacking, &c, AT ONE OCLOCK, FURNITURE DEPARTMENT - Household Furniture and Effects, Walnut Drawing-room Suite, green rep; Dining do, horse hair; Couches, Chairs, Square and Loo Tables, Cheffonniers, Palliasses, Mahogony Four-post Bedstead, Washstands, Toilet Tables, Toilet Glasses, Meat , Safe, &c,, &c, * Koybie-barrei Gun, and Case.



MONDAY, OCTOBER 9. DESIRABLE SUBURBAN RESIDEN CES, NEWMARKET. FOR POSITIVE SALE. rfIHE subscribers have received instruc- X tions from Mr G. P. Clayton, to sell at the Land Mart, Fort-street, on Monday, 9th October, dt "lis 0 Valuable FREEHOLD PROPERTY, comprising a comfortable six-roomed Cottage, thorougly lined, papered, and painted throughout, and fitted with gratos, colonial oven, cupboards, &c.; valor laid on insirlo the houso; largo shed, fowl-house, &c, as erected on Lot 9, section L.of Russell's sub-division, Newmarket, 38 foot frontage, by tin averago depth of 127 feet; besides two tanks attached to tho houso there is a good well with pump attached. The whole is now in tho occupation of tho ownors. Also, Under instructions from Captain Murray, who is leaving the colony, That Comfortable FOUR-ROOMED COT TAGE, now in his occupation, well finished throughout, situate on the Domain Road, and erected on Lot 16, Section 2, of Russell's sub-division, New market, 33 foot frontage by 115 feet 6 inches deep. Good well on the property, liovcr dry. SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, Auctioneers. TO-MORROW. THE HAYMARKET. FOR SALE, at the Haymarket, To morrow (Friday). A first-class COLT, by " Honest Tom." Also, A first-class BUGGY HORSE. ALFRED BUCKLAND. SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 11. THE CATTLE F A I R. numbers of Stock v.y on one occasion brings a largo attendance of buyers, and is mutually advantageous, A second Fair will bo held on November 11, the Saturday following the Cattle Show, when 1000 head of Store Cattle will be yarded. a Entries must be made before Thursday, October 26. ALFRED BUCKLAND. TO-MORROW. THE HAYMARKET. FOR SALE, To-morrow, at 11 o'clock, 80 sacks Bone Dust. ALFRED BUCKLAND. - TONKSJ [R. o. CAKK, MONDAY, OCTOBER 9. BY ORDER OF THE MORTGAGEE. VALUABLE CITY PROPERTY, HOTEL AND SEVEN HOUSES. B. TONKS AND CO. UAVE been instructed to sell by JLjl auction, on Monday, October 9, at 12 o'clock. That Very valuable Prop=rty, beirig allotment 23, and part of lot 24, s;c 4, City of Auckland situate in Victoria Quaflrunt and Chmoery street, on which are erected substantial Brick Hotel, and seven other Houses, nearly all built of Brick. b. tones] [b. c. caer MONDAY, OCTOBER 9. NEW & COMMODIOUS TWO-STORIED FREEHOLD WAREHOUSE, Lately Erected, Adjoining Durham street, with Concrete Floor, THREE - STALLED STABLE, AND CAST-SHED, With all the MACHINERY of the Latkst Impkovements for a SODA- - WATER AND LEMONADE MANUFACTURER. B. TONKS & CO. HAVE been instructed by Messrs Hartley and Co to sell by aucUon, on Mon day, the 9th October, at 12 o'clock noon, The above Commodious Premises, with all the Machinery and t-tock-in-Trade. Inventory complete can be seen at Messrs -Hartley and Co.'a or the auctioneer's. The Premises on view dally. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 6. 35 BOXES RAISINS. For the Besefit of "Whom it Mat Concert. E. & H. ISAACS HAVE received instructions to sell by auction at their Rooms, Fort-street on F.iriav next, October G, without reserve, 35 hoxe3 Kaisins, New Fraifc, slightly sweated Also 8 cases French Piums iv bottle.', 20 cises B and B If aid Vestis, 6 cases Uaudiel Peel, 10 cases Red Het rings in tins, 5 barrels Tapioca, 20 b»g3 New "Walnuts, 2 I cases Thumb Bine, 125 cases TD twines 20 cases DSF CJlman's Mustard, j!<flbs, 12 cases Cayenne Pi'pper, 5 case 3 Brown and'Polsoa's Corn Flour, 3 bales Browa Paper, 5 canes Twine, 6 cases Pain Killer, <*c, MONDAY, OCTOBER 9. ' DESIRABLE SUBURBAN RESIDENCES NEWMARKET. * FOR POSITIVE SALE. npHE subscribers liave received in- JL Btructions from Mr P. G. O ayton, to sell at the Lind Mart, Fort-stivet, on Monday, 9ch Ociober at 11 o'clock, " ' His Valuable KRKEHOLD PROPERTY, comprising a conifor able eix-rocmect Cottage, thoroughly lined, papered, and painted throughout, and fitted with grates, colonial oven, cvp Doardß to water laid on inside ihe house; large Bhed* fowl-house, &c, as erected on Loo 9, (section 2* of Russell's sub-division, Newmarket, 33 feet frontage, by an average depth of 127 fe ct • besides two tanks attached to the house there is a good well with pump attached, abo whole is now in the occupation of the owner. Also, Unfler instructions from Captain Murphy who is leading the colony. That Comfortable FOUK-BCOMISD COTTAGE HOW in his occupation, well finished throughout Bituate on the Domain Road, and erected on Lot 16, Section 2, of Russell's Bub-divieion, Newmarket 33 feet frontage by 115 feet 6 incheß deep. Good well on the property, never dry. SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, Auctioneers. THUESDAi AMD FRIDAY' sth and 6th Ociober. DRAPERY! DRAPERY! CLEARING-Ot7T~AUOTION SALE. DRAPERY, MILLINERY, HABER DASHERY, &c. DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP. RETIRING FROM THE BUSINESS. Messbs Hkmus and Trigg Having determined to Dissolve Partnership and retire from the Drsyaory Business, have iustracted R. A R T H U R TO sell by auction, at their premises, Quaen-street, opposite McArthur, Shera and Co.'s, on Thursday and Friday nezt, October 6th and 6th, commencing at 11 o'clock am, ' lha Balance of th-ir Now and Well „ lni*** |toc^of Drapery, MmiaM?, HabSSffiJ nfT hltipf^neerb Kg8hCill the Mention of heads of families, those about to commence housekeei>inr hotel-keepers storekeeper*.dealers, and all rea_ri_ Drapery, &c, to this »ale, it being ahrecS'S I vmuw dwp tow of tmk and |«adiSw??Sd?