Mr Oave'fl report on Egyptian finance has . „ publielifd. »nd has had the effect of nroducW a fall [« Egyptian securities. Captain Allen Young's steamer Pandora is , • g ra pldly prepared for her second Arctic vovnge, ord will be ready for sea in a few She goes out m search of despatches from the Arctic expedition. The reported negotiations for the cession to Germany of tho Duke of Edinburgh's right as 1 heir presumptive to tho Duchy of Saxe Coburg Gotha are denied officially. Culcutta dispatch says the trouble in Bus'tsr the beginning of which was reported in a dispatch of April 9tb, now looks serious, but there has been no actual fighting yet. Large numbers of armed rioters are collect ive The people aro principally incensed at the exactions of the Rajah, who has taken refuge in the fort.

PARNELL SOAP FACTORY.

To the Editnr of the Evening Star.

pm —I can well recollect how my poor old mother * j to hail t''e Becoming possessed of a specimen of ttfp Boot of TSrie, bearing the profile of His Most rwlous Majesty. How she would rub it to her eyes innfnff to mike all tilings appear gotten. That there m»T be some mwiral influence in tire handling, if nnHn the eye iiibMnpprocess, I tak« leave to suppose frnm the mamllnus effVts which appear to have been Tirodiiced in relation tn the visual and nasal organs of K B r rm reporter on FrMay M, as appears from an «rHrle o f that cUv's issue. By th<» power of the tfrlis- suppose," ho finds himself seated in a cwriage, ami in the company of the Great Genii is transported to hi i Knchantingr Talace of Delightful Odours and Z. h perfume-3 By plßtncury, no clouht, he asserts that no preparations hart been m»«e for his visit, what to the eves of others would have appeared hrnben and crushed barrels, to him appear as close, Jsn" likely to be » speedily » ignited; his eyes wmld only see one end of the stack, and that tLe farthest from the fire. How is it he did not see them aq a partition wall of safety ? TTp stairs the smell is still more potent Putridity and stench is inodorous, ""suet in a butchers shop. No doubt, to his nostrils, it was as a sweet smelling s wmr. and to hi 3 eye white and transparent a? alabaster. But the rendering in tha stem boilor—simmering with a sweet and gentle Murmur, soothing to his senses, ''Only a slight umpllI" Nonsense. That must bo where the Genii of th« place distils his rich perfumes, sweeter than those of Arabv • and the escapine steam, what ho in his Benerosity allows toa'cend into, and purify an impure atmoTOhere. and diffnso sweetness into the houses of an ungrateful people. What a treat it would have been to me to lmo seen the cheek of that reporter, whilst under the influence nf that spoil, gathering up the rich peuls as they foil from the mouth ef tho Great Genii, and threadine them on the silver threads ofimaf?inr.tion, lubricated with inodorous oftal; but these re»rl« are lustreless by long continued fiction, with untru'h, and some are valueless from too freouent use, I havn seen them all before, especially the one known a3 tho butchers shop gem. Has the tallyman anything to do with those cheap advertise, jnentsof common yellow soap scented that were in course of manufacture ? of prease at £14 per ton, Mfied fordoes and pigs? Mark the wise araamre rnent on this floor-fat and offal at one cud, »cented ,oao at tha other, and rendering between. What wise contracting influences 1 I trust that reporter may he the recipient of many talismans, but I hopn he will never again use. them to the suppression nf enquiry iuto a public danger, nr the fosterln* oi a rtirease dealing and offensive nuance. Th*t Mr G V Pierce expressed especial satisfaction when it Was airaneed th»t the boiler was rot aga'n to be us-ed, or any fires lighted, whtlst circumstances ranained as at present, is proof that danger did exist, and enquiry was necessary. I trust something may yet be done as tn'sl7o barrel 3of resin being stored in a wooden Mi'ding, and ia a locality where all the houses are wod If *he proprietor allots another Inspection will he Include a few Rentletncn of tho nr-ighbourf.ood and let the part* choose their r.wn tim» ? Any report made up f'om such statements ns tho lass, and paid for, is not worth the paper it is written on.—X am, 4c., Truth. ■ , i

The Disturbances in Fiji.

The Rebels Checked.

By the s s. Australia we have later Intelli gence from Fiji. The following letter of Mr Carew, Resident Commissioner, to the Colonial Secretary at Levuka, shews the whole progress of operations against the hill tribes •—" Sir,—l have the honor to inform you that the heathen tribes below Beinana burnt during the past week six villages of loyal natives, killing and woundine fourteen, chiefly women and children. TVy were then attacked by the Nadgrogaand Koroina san people, and by those of the coast villages between Sigatoke mouth and Kavola, who burnt a number of their villages, killing six and taking six prisoners, driving them up the river to Ruwailevu, where they are now awaiting capture whenever it shall be ex pedient to take them. The whole of the villages belonging to the tribes who have charged with killing goats, &c, belonging to Byrne and Meader have been destroyed. Borne of the ringleaders shot, and some taken prisoners. Also on the 24th instant the tribes from Nabatantau Wairoro. and Naqaqa assembled in force to attack Tatnba, a loyal village in our imme diate vicinity, whose inhabitants had given offence by supplying our camp with food These people burnt the houses in the village, when the old men, women, and children took refnge in a cave; the mouths of the cave were at once taken possession of by the heathen natives, who occupied themselves durlcg the whole night in firing upon the defenceless occupants. A messenger came to inform me during the night of these occur rences, and I despatchtd at daylight a body of fifty police, seventeen of whom carried breech-loaders, and were accompanied by about forty of our auxiliary force. Ibey came up with the heathens, who were still firing into the cave, and attacked them, com pletely routing them, and driving them right into the Naqaqa village called Matawalu, killing the notorious chief Nabisiki and several others who were left on the road. There were also many wounded, and these savages have now received such a severe check from the head of the river to the mouth that I believe they will no longer be able to act on the offensive The loss on our side consists of one Mataku man killed, and one wounded, also two of the police have been wounded, one shot through tne hand, and the other a flesh wound on his shoulder. I have sent instructions to Bull Serua to bring his men down to assist Bull Vatukarasa, and also to Koko Tui Ba to occupy Nadrau for its protection and to overawe the JNabu tautau and Naqaqa peoplo.

POLICE COURT.-THIS DAY.

(Before E. C. Barstow, Esq., E.M.)

DRUKKARDS,

James Boyle, John Fordiff, Mary Evans, Michael Burke, and Andrew Kunst, pleaded guilty to this offence, and were fined 5a each with the exception of Kunst who- was fined 10a. John Smith, on a similar charge, for feited his bail.

A DISORDERLY VAGRANT,

Eliza Lestranga was charged with a breach of the Vagrant Act, 1869 ; also with being drunk and disorderly. X Prisoner pleaded guilty, and was fined £5, and costs, or three months imprisonment with hard labor.

WICKED JEREMIAH. -• Jeremiah Regan was charged with a breach of the Vagrant Act, 1869. : Detectives Grace and Jeffrey proved that lie was in the habit of harbouring prostitutes, and was the proprietor of a den of in- Two months imprisonment, with hard labour.

THE STOLEX WATCH. Minnie Burke and Martha Gibson were charged with stealing a watch the property of Andrew Mcßride. As there was no evidence to offer m support of the charge the prisoners were dis charged. This was all the business.

ROYAL MARIONETTES.

The Iwo performances on Saturday last at the City Hall were distinguished for the same merit, and mot With the same success as on previous occasions, and little need be added to our previous remarks on this model cominuuity. The Mationottes will re-appear this evening at the Priuce of Wales Theatre in new scenes and situations They will represent an entirely new drama, from the well-known .Norfolk ballad of "The Babes in the Wood," introducing in six scenes the principal events of that remarkle story. Dnrlng its performance several ballads will be sung, and especially the beautifully touching lyrio, "Angels ever bright and fair." The fairy pantomime of "Little Red Biding Hood "will succeed " The Babes In the Wood." Children are admitted at children's prices.

TEMPLABS' SATURDAY NIGHT. The Templars' entertainment on Saturday evening was even better patronised than on previous occasions by a select audience. Some dilllcnlty was experienced by one cf the committee in keeping three young fellows quiet. They had evidently come with the intention of creating a row, but certainly failed in thru object. The programme was of an enterlalning character, comprising a glee by Messrs Peace, songs by Misses Ash, Hill, Sprats'Mcllmoylo, and Messrs Sceats, Jamiepon, Fielil, and others. Mr Chapman brought out his new original comic song, " The Star of Queen street," which was greatly appreciated, Mr McKenzie occup'ed the oliair, and Mr Butchkow pre sided at the pianoforte.

CLAIM'S MAGNET TROUPE. "We are glad to notice that the members of B Clair's Masmet Troupe, assistrd by a nutabov of tilentsd amateurs of Auckland, have resolved to recognise the lorg labours and courteous conduct cf their leader, Mr K. Cl ir, by siving him a riKht loyal complimentary concert on the evening of Queen Victoria's birthday. Iho Oddfellows of the Fountain of Friendship, and a r.umlier of the citizens of Auck land Inve promised their favourable patronage, and no doubt the Lorno-street Hall on this occasion will shew a liboral spirit Owing to the energetic and economical management of Mr E. ClaiT, and tho varied and successful play of his popular troupe, many widows h'-ve found temporary assistance for themselves and children in the hour of need, and gleams of hope hava been lcflected in many a lonely home from the geninl representations of E Clair and liia companions. As there are necessary individual expenses connected with the Magnet Troupe it is but right that a gentle call, though in a whispered tone, should reach the pu'>l!o ear. Tho programme which has b'.en oarefnllf prepared, consists of throe parts ; the first will bs of a musical bouquet in imitation of the celebrated Ohtisiy's of Piccadilly, interspersed with comic und sentimental songs, such as " Down by the Deep Sad Sea," by Mr Nairn ; " fioving Little Darkey." by Mr Godwin ; " Father Pray with me To-night/ bj Mr Dean ; " Tapioca," by Mr E W Ward, and " Let me Say a Little Prayer," by Mr Kaymond. The second part will include musical selections by the band ; marble pedestal dance by the renowned Fox, who has o*rned a co'onial reputation by his extraordinary d-.ncing feats, Mr E CUir will aisngivo a series of equilibrium performances of a no eworthy char»cter ; also "This foot of mine," and jockey hornpipe. Subsequently a farce "Le» Misorablcs," in which Messrs Clair, Ward, Walker, and Godwin will appear iv the several representative characters. Tho whole will close with a quadrille party. FORESTERS' ANNIVERSARY. To-morrow evening Court Zealandia will celebrate their third anniversary by a soiree, concert, and ball, in the Lornp-street Hall. Great preparations h>vve been made by the management committee to make the whole entertainment a success. Tho soiree will be all that can bo desired.. Several of our best and well-known amateurs will take part in the concert, immediately at the close of which tho ball Will be comnifnced to merry music of Mr W right's Rlring band. Ttio hall will be tastefully decorated for tho occasion, and refreshments will be on table all night. >So as to conic wir.hin the roach of all, tho price of admission to the whole entertainment is only i?n. Wo havo no doubt but that the hall will lie well filled on that evening. THE RHINE. The excellent panorama of the Rhine, tho property of the .-mndai -school Union, will be exhibited thin evening in All Flint's School-room, Ponsonby. Tho panorama consists of twenty-three views of the pti>;oip.il scenery through Gonnany and Switzerland, to Italy. Ttio scenery of this grand river which enters Germany from Switzerland) just below B*sla, U remarkably beautiful. Its banks present every variety of wild and picturesque rocks, thick forests, and fertile plains, wh>rc industry has yon a domain among the <"oi tresses of nature, ornamented with populous citio?, flourishing towns, and villages, and cistlc ruins, as described by Byron :— ,"

" A b'ondirg of fillbenutie3 ; streams and dells. Fruit, foliage, crag, wontl, Cornfield mountain vine; Ar,d ciiiefloss rustles, breathing stern farewells, From, grey but leafy walls whoro ruin grimly

dwells."

.<* t ititorvnlg during ths performance, the children will sing "We'll gather at tho Elver," and other hymns and musical selections.

TELEGRAMS.

WELLINGTON.

[Per Press Telegram Agency.] This day,

Arrived—Acacia, from Kaipara.

PORT CHALMERS.

(Per Pres3 Telegram Agency). This day. H. M. S. Nymphe arrived here last night. The ship Wild Peer with a cargo of wool and grain has sailed for London.

A WANGANUI LADY REPUDIATES HER CELESTIAL SPOUSE.

William Smith, a Chinese storekeeper re siding at Ofcaki, stated that he was married at Wanganui to a person named Catherine Daring McCormack on 6th March, 1575 ; after being married they remained at Wan ganui for two days, when they went to Otaki together ) they lived there together till the 26th March, 1875, when his wife told him she wished to go to Wellington to see her friends ; he gave her £11, and she said ahe would return in a week ; at the end of that time she telegraphed to him to the effect that she had lost pll her money and wanted some more to take her home ; he tben sent her £2 to bring her home ; she did not go home, but sent the following letter to him :—

" Wellington, 4th April, 1375. Dear William- I now write you these few lines, hoping you are in good health and good spirits, for when you get this letter you will have to be in good spirits. William Smith, when I married you I did not love you, but thought that perhaps love would come, but I found how hard it is to live with one I did not like. William, lam leaving you for ever, and it will be worse than madness for you to fellow me. There is one of my relations turned up, and my uncle says (for he it is) that he will sooner kill me than I ever shall go back to live with you. He says I should have married one Ilk* myself, so although you are my husband my uncle will not lose sight of me or give me a chance of coming back. lam going to Auckland. The steamer starts in an hour from this, so by the time you get this I will be far away from you and Wellington. So all you can do is to pray for me. If you like you can get a divorce from me. Then you will be able to get married again, and I hope you will get some one better worthy of you than mo. If the people in Ofcaki ask you whe-e I am gone, you can tell them somewhere on business. When I get the chance you will hear from me. I must say that I did not love you, but you were so kind to me that I could not find it in my heart to leave you, but I am compelled to do so, so you must forgive. Do not think of wasting your money to follow jtne.^fo* my uncle says if ever you come within his reach you will either kill him or ho will kill you ; so the best thing you can do is to keep sway from his displeasure as much as possible. I would advise you to get a divorce from me, for I am sure we will never see each othev again. I have no more to say. Time is on the wing. Death to you and me if you follow. Farewell for ever.— Kattie Darling.'

Fatal Boiler Explosion at Oamaru.

(BY TELEGRAPH).

OAMAEU.

(Per Press Telegram Agtfncy). This day,

The boiler of the contractors engine on the Waireka line burst. Taylor, the contractor's clerk was killed on the spot, and i.e-'eral others were severely injured. Some are not expected to live.

CABLEGRAMS.

[PRESS AGENCY.]

LAEGE STRIKE OF COLLIERS.

DEFEAT OF THE TURKS,

SUICIDE OF LORD LYTTELTON,

Sydney, May 20. Tjir following cablegrams have been re ceived by the steamer Bowen, from Singa-

pore :—

London. April 2fi

A panic has been caused, partially by un founded rumours of a change in the Russian policy in the East, and a difference having arisen between Count Andrassy and Gortscha koff. The panic has since subsided. The Queen's title of "Empress of India" has been approved by Russia. The Qneen is visiting Gotha, accompanied by Earl Carnarvon. Twenty thousand colliers in Yorkshire and Derbyshire have struck, owing to a reduction of wages. Lord Lyttelton committed suicide during a fit of melancholy. The race for the championship of the Thames has been arranged between Saddler and Triokett. [The last-named went home from Australia to contest the event.]

The London colonial wool sales were resumed. The opening sale exhibited a languid tone. Prices ruled one penny lower.

A revolt has occurred in Northern Bosnia. Horrible cruelties were practised by tho in surgents against the natives, who refuse to join the ranks of tho rebels. The Governor of Bosnia has announced the defeat of fifteen hundred insurgents. Tho Turks officially admit a defeat at Mikosich, after six days' fighting, the suppliep for r.he troops having been intercepted. The Porte has called" the attention of tho great powers to the attitude of Sorvia. Tho Porto is re organising the army. . Spain is insisting on religious liberty being suspended, and is parJying with the Vatican. An Arab rising has takeu place in Algeria, and further changes are made in the French protectorate. Discount, 2 per cent._

Arrived

Somersetshire.

Don Carlos has bought an estate in Styria, on which he intends to reside. The Times publishes alarming accounts of iiVkness and approaching native plague at Hillah nnd Bagdnd. The St. Petersburg Gazdia states that the Czar of Russia is weary of the trouble of governing his vast empire. Ho will retire practically under a regency from the conduct of public affairs, but nominally retains hia position.

mi tmnna btab. momk% may t% wn



The Rev Charles Clark's new lecture on "Oliver Cromwell" proved a great success, and a very great draw. Mr Clark is said to be the only man who can draw crowds which pack the Melbourne Town Hall to its utmost capacity and leave hundreds to go disap pointed away from the doors. The anniversary sermons in favor of the Grafton Road Sunday-school, were preached yesterday by Revs. Messrs Kirk and Davies. The collections amounted to £10.



ABCDBFatthe City Hall. A Beautiful, C leanly, D urable, E conOf mical P loorcloth. Linoleum, the Cork Carpet, has now been proved by the severest testa to be the best covering for floors of dining-rooms, halls, offices, &c, it lies more solid, is warmer to the feet, much less noisy retains its pat tern longer, and is far more durable than oil cloth By the " Dilpuasund " Holloway and Garli'ck have received their fourth large ship ment-six new handsome designs never seen in the Colonies before; also a lot of Tap. Brunei Carpets at 3s 4d, 3s 9d, 3s lid the very cheapest in Auckland; Door Mats from Is lid each. They've on view furniture of all kinds, Bedding, their own make good and cheap ; 100 Hearth Bugs from 5s lid to 18s 6d, decided bargains ; Toilet Glasses and Chairs, Dining and Drawing Room Suites &c, &c, Goods, delivered Free to any part of the city. Cash buyers call at Holloway and Garlick's, who offer you excellent value, iGo and test them.-City Hall, Queen-street.



OHINEMUEI SCHOOL DISTRICT. "Wanted a Master for the Ohinomnri School. Par ticulars to bo obMrjafl at the Office of th Board of Ednoa ion. Applications to bo addrOrßod to tho undersigned. } Chairman Ohinwnuri Committee. GRAF TON ROAD SCHOOL DISTRICT. WANTED, a Fenwle Teacher competent to tnke charge of the Girls' Division, under the head nuater. ADPlicatioKS to he addressed fo Mr Eatger Chairman Of CommiLtto, on or_beforo_TTJß3D A.V, 30th May. WANTED to SELL (cheap), a good four-roomed CottßKa at Mount £den-W Flood, Exchange. ANTED, a respectable Boy.— Collins Bros, Grocers, Wellington-Street, ANTED, by a stout active Lad, a Situation on a Farm ; understand!! I horeoi, and is anxious to learn farm work Apply by letter to 3h, this office. WiiNTKD to LET, one or two Furnished Bedrooms suitabln for singlo men, with or without hoard.—Second cottage between Duiham and Wyndhum and Hobson-streets. WANTED to LET, a comfortable Fur nished.Bedroom, with use of sitting room (with or without board). Terms mode rate.—Apply to Mr Major, Grocer, Welles loy-street. ANTED, by a respectable young woman a Situation on a farm ; Wai kato preferred; understands dairy woA; good references. —Apply by letter to ' 0.L., this office. WANTED, Furnished Apartments for a young Man with board and attendance In a healthy situation—Beply with terms, Box 133, Post office. _ __. WANTED to Let, a good 4-roomed detaclied Cottage, garden back and front, jrood well, and tank at door.—James Reid, Eden Terrace, . 1 ■ WANTED, as Lodger in a comfor table home, a respectable young Man : iio children. Terms very moderate—for afldross, apply at this office. _^ ( ANTED, a good Geneial Servant. Apply immediately Rising Sun Hotel, Eara ngahape Road, Newton. ' X%7 ANTED, a respectable Girl to v ¥ make herself generally useful; also a smart active Boy.—J. Levy^ Queen-atreet. WANTED, situation as Housekeeper or first-class Nursemaid, by a thoroughly competent person.—E. Henry's Registry, Shortland- Btreet. . W" ANTED, immediately, a strong Girl about 17, to make herself useful in house worij—Mrsß.Giles, Anglesea-street, Ponsonby. WANTED, a General Servant.— Apply between 10 a.m. ana 1 p m. to MSB Elmei, Manukau Road, Parnell. ANTED, Furnished Apartments, four or five rooms, or a Cottage furnished, for the winter.—Apply by letter to " R," Star Office 0 BAKERS.—Wanted a situation as Improver to Baking business.—Address by letter NL, Newton Post-offlce. ASHING MACHINES, new Patent Royal, to be seen gt work every day at W. C. Dennes's Great Central Sewing and Wash ing Machines Depot, Queen-street ANTED immediately, a smart Youth.—Apply T. Barnett, Porl? Butoher, Queen-street. ANTED, a good Bootmaker. For , . particulars, apply to James Mksen, Hamil ton, Waikato. ■ WANTED, a General Servant. — Prince Albert Hotel, Ontnnßga, 1 TEST AN TED, thi inhabitants of ¥? Bymonda-street and its vicinity to know that 1 W. H. Potter, having bought the Orocery Business . lately carried on by Mrs Collins, is prepared to supply > First-class Groceries at Town Prices. <^~ Note the ' address—W. H. Potter, Upper Symonds-Btreet. f \W JAN TED, Consignees for 25 sacks L V? Flour, ex Albion, from Dnnedin, marked j Andetson and Mowatt. If not claimed it will be sold i on Wednesday next by public auction, to pay freight 1 and charges.—P. M. McKenzie, ageatfor brig Albion. \ \KT ANTED, for the country, a VV married couple ; the wife must b& a good f Cooky the man to maka himself generally, useful.— • Mrs DjuJkesen, Owleton Gti*e Boad, comer of Kegent? !• sttefer!



WANTED, intending Purchasers of Fruit and Bhelter Trees to inspect L. H. Green's stock of Fruit »nd Shelter Trees at Scafield View Nursery, or in the Market House every Satur day. WANTED, Tenders for addition to <i House in Grafton Road.—For plan and specification apply to H. N. Garland, next Education Office, Wyndham-etrcot. \;?/ANTED to SELL, a good four ? roomed Cottage at Brighton.—W. Flood, G, Exchange. WANTED, a respectable Girl about 14 for house work.—Apply at this office TT7ANTED, for the country, a Man y ? who thoroughly understands Kellmo! gery. — *pply to J. F. fit.wart, Shortland-atrcet, next City Club Hotel. nnO LET, a three-roomed Cottage; JL Rent, Cs per week —R, Howie, Newton Road. WANTED, imme liately, man Cook, rafirenccs required ; 3 General Servants, 2 HousemsMs, 1 Giri about 13 to 15 years of age for Hctht work, and 2 Nursemaids.—Miss Colls' Select Registry Office. \WT ANTED, Buyers for New Season ■y *..■ Verms Cavendish Tobacco, Kei»l Virginia Tens at 4s rev lb ; Cut Tnlmcco, the choicest of the season ; fine four-year-old O'gare, tinea for Is New Peapon Teas, from 2s to 3s C<l per lb ; finest Indian Pikoe Congou, 43 ('d per lb, I2Kinet weight; pood useful tea, wananted soundfor 235. Formy 3s Tea, which I rec mini nd as possessing flavour without weakness, and strength without cuaKcness; things seldom attained. Fresh Butter (finest quality); Potted Batter, Is 4d ; Oai'tsrbury Eicon, Finest Wairoa Cheese. Superfine Flour, best Potatoes and Onions on hand, and for sale, at Lowest Cash Prices, —F WMtehead, T«a Dealer and Tobacconist, Victoria-street, ANTED, a Tinsmith.—Apply to Mr John Lamb. No 1, Queen-street, ANTKD, a smart, clean, honest Young Man ; one accustomed to the Butcher ing business preferred.—Apply at once to C. Wood, Pitrju.ll. WANTED, single Man to milk and garden, several good Pervants (male and f-male) married and single, ate daily seeking places at Hum™ ford's Registry, Qu ■on-slreet, opposite flrobcll. ANTE D, an experienced Draper's Assistant for the Dross Depart ment—Holloway and Oarlick, City Hall. ANTED, a Female Cook for Junction Hotel—Apply at Junction or' Occidental Hotel. WANTED Known, that R J. Ben nott's Drapery Temporary Premises may be found at Donnes'H lutn Machine Shop, next the Albert Hotel, whore he is now selling his Balvatro Stock from the littn Fire, at an immense reduction, prior to his removing to thoH? more comujorlious promises known as Baird's Jlp.chiue Br'pQt. ANTED Known, that E. Carr offers Bpeofal advantngea to buyers of Tim her at tho Wnikawau Yivrds. Custom-house-strwt and Bfealrwator (load ANTED KNOWN, that John Taylor is prejldred to anpply all kinds of Timber, Posts, Railn, PulinßH, Shingles, Houße Blonkn, Doors, Saslies, Mouidinßß, &c, at the lowest poreiWe pricps, at Yard, Breakwater Road. All orders attended to wiUi despatch "OTANTED KNOWN, L FT. Green v ¥ in prepared to supply all hinds of Coniforo; Trees, Shrubs, Climbing Plants, Camellias, AzaU-as, and Maßiiollas. RoHeS, fnschiafl, Stove and C-refiii h'-use Plants, Fruit Tree. &c , *c, at SegfleM View > urcery, or in tho Market House every Friday and Saturday. N.B.—All orders left with tho Market Infi i:>ector will promptly attended to. WA N T E D, Intending Purchasers of Riding Saddles and Bridles, kc, to know that tho und'THigned has just received a very Hiiperior lot of Sad'ilcn, which he is ppliinf; at fifis. each, coiuplfito with mounts ; Bridles, Cs, fid. each ;by far tho best valne in Auckland. All other goods propoitionafoly cJieap, Save the Impor ter's profit, by buying direct from W. S. JONES. Wholesale and Retail Saddler, Importer and Manu artnror. Onorn-strret. ANTED Known, where Cheap Iron and Brass Castings can be had with dispatch, anrt at astonishing low prices-.— Ship Dumjis, Is ?9 n>; Rudder B.indfi, Dove-tail Platen, Grneral Brnss Worlj, Is Bd $ lt>; Iron Castings, Bash Weights, 15s cwt; Firo Barn, lfia f) cvt; Ship Castings of every description, Windlass Gear and Patent Winches (doublo and single purchase), Plough Metals, Pipes, Grates, Stove Metals, all proportiona tely cheap at J, KELLY'S Freeman's Bay Foundry. Highest prico given for old Iron and Brass.^ YX7ANTED KNOWN, that Henry '• Probert. Cabinet Maker, Upholsterer, and Genoral House Furnisher, etc, has just received a large and woll-aranrted stock of English and American Chairfi, which he ia offering very cheap. Gond Sound Chair at 4s, 4s 6d, ss, and 6a ; warranted to give satisfaction or the money returned. iW Note the addross :—Tho Cheap Furniture, Mattresses, and Ships Bedding Establishment, nearly opposite the Post-offlco, Shortland-atreet. W"~^NTED Known, Jno. O. Clongh, Machinist, Maspfleld's Buildings, Alberts strefit, is tho oldest established and only practical maker and repairer of Sowing Machines in the pio vinco. All work guaranteed oTS best materials and quality and lowest remunerative'eharge. ANTED, Subscribers to Magazines to know that they can have tho numbers Handsomely Bound, at a trifling cost. Murlc and othor Binding done in best styIo.—WILLIAM LTCYB Machine Knler arid Account-Book Manufacturer, next door to the Evening Stab Office, Wyndhnm strpet. WA N T,E D Enown, tliat the FittingW'op, Sewing Machine and nowe'fl Agei-cy. is Kl'-MOVKD to Vulcan La.uo, corner of High-street. Only tho highest class machines kept in stoclt. EepiiiP to all machines properly done. Steam Gunges repaired, tested, and adjusted. WANTED to Sell, a Spring Cart, Horse, and Harue?a. A week's trial given. K. hand circular-saw bench, in good working order; doublo and single shop front.—Apply W. L. Both \BTAHTED KNOWN, that R YT G OLDIE is prepared to supply all kinds of Timber and other Building Materials, including Sashes, Doors, Mouldings, Broad Timber, House Blocks, Posts, Ealls, Hardwood Felloes, Shafts, Iron Bark and Blue Gum Laths, Shingles, &c., &c, at the lowest market price, at his Yards,' Custom-house street. WANTED KNOWN that J.MORMSON is prepared to execute all kinds of ASPHALTING at reasonable prices.— Address Newton Road. rpO SCHOOLS.—Mr. Nicholson, late X Writing Master to the Oarlton Writing Insti tute, &c, Melbourno, will undertake to teach in two Schools (Ladies' and Gentlemen's), for six months only, at a non inal rate of Ten Shillings per weelr^ Samples (guaranteed by the Principal) of the Pnpils Writing at the commencement and end of the term, to be open for inspection by the public Schools Bhould not loße this opportunity. Mr. Nicholson will still continue his Classes at his address—9B. Grey-street, Auckland. TVTOJiTJI SHORE;—To Let, two ■131 Cottages, beautifully situated, within three minutes walk from Devonport Wharf.—Apply to R. and B. Duder. = rpO LET, a front Bedroom with use L o( Sitting Boom, to a lady or gentleman. Terms, 6fl per week—Apply this office. rpO LET, Front Sittingroom and _| Bedroom, with or without board. Terms moderate.— Apply second house on left-hand side going up College Hill. _____ TO LET, an eight-roomed House, with garden, St. George's Bay Road, Parnell. —Apply to Messrs Mowbray, 42, Queen-street. nnO LET, that commodious Shop JL lately occupied by Cook tna Clayton.—Applj to Jas. Cook, on the premises. O LET, a House in Alten Road, containing 13 rooms —Apply to Mr Co'.eman at J. Cosgrave and Co.'s. TU" O X T H SHORE, For Sale or Lease, that Handsome Villa Resident adioinintr Devonport Hall, erected by the late D Burn. Esq, having a well-laid out Orchard an< Kitchen Garden; also a Paddock adjoining-Appl; R. and R. Duder, House and Land Agents. FOR SALE, a 4-roomed House ii Suburbs; neat cottage.—H. Parlington, 5? Queen-street. , TT'OJi SALK, three pens of first I? class Game Fowls, bred from imported stock by Mr Carter, Whau—G Clarke. -0, Ctty Market OR SALE, a Sausage Machine, h good working order.—E. Barrington, Drake . Btrcet. i FOR fcALE, Lease of seven-room & House in Viacent-street. Price low. —E Partington. 57, QUeen-street. T^IRE ! Fire !! Fire!! ! --- Wate JP Tanks and Fireproof Safes on Sale. E. & H. ISAACS^ J^OTJND, near the Post-offlce, a K.ej J —Apply this office. BOARD' and Residence.—A laig Bedroom'and Parlour suitable for two gentl man.-TMi-s Wa^rs, fitt<street, opposite new Congi gational Gliwctf.



A TJCKLAND & MEECER RAILWAY. A Gooflß Train will leave Auckland for Mercer every Thursday until further notlco, calling at inter mediate stations. Goods for this train received not later than 4 p.m. the day previous. By order, A. V. MACDONALD, General Manager, A UCKLAND & MERCER RAILWAY. LATE TRAIN. Until further notice, a Late Train will leave Onn hunga for Auckland every Saturday night, at 7.0, re turning from Auckland at 11J B. "KTEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS. KAIPARA RAILWAY. Regular Trains will be run on the Line on ana after Friday the 20th October, leaving Ilelen'jvillo at 7.00 a .m., and Rivcrhead at l.SOp.^ pASgMORE E-OPENING- J> E-OEENINQ _D_ OF TIIK OCCIDENTAL HOTEL TO-MORROW. Many thanKß old friends for pant favours. Will he pleas.cd to fee you all again. EDWARD PERKINS. Ttjckland racing club. AUTOMISr MEETING. HER MAJESTY'S BIRTHDAY, WEDNESDAY, MAY 24, 1876, The First Race (the St.Leger) to start at one o'clock h' d>P' W. PERCTVAL, Secretary. _ rr\ o BUILDERS. Tonders are invited to 31st instant, for erecting a Villa .Residence, Ponsonby. T. B. CAMERON, Architect, High-street. rjTo ROAD CONTRACTORS. Tenders will bo received until 6 p.m on Tuesday, 23ra instant, for Kerbing and Channelling, Building a Retaining Wall, and Forming Footpath intheNew inark«t District. Plans, &c, can bo seen, and tenders left, at the Newmarket Post-office. JOHN SHAW, Road Engineer. "Waste Lands Office, Auckland, May 11,1870. rpENDERS in writing will be received 1 at this office until 12 o'clock noon on MON DAY, 12th June next, for the right to dig for, and remove Kaon Gum, for a period of two years, at a premium or foregift, on and from the Hukerenui Block, situhlo in the Bay of Islands District, and containing by admeasurement 19,500 acr<s. The hiKhebt or any tender not necc-RMarily acc«pted. D. «.. TOLE, Waste Lands Commissioner. rpO CARPENTERS AND BUILDEES Tenders will bo received until noon of the 25th instant, for sundry works at the Great Northern Browery, Kybor Pass Road. ' R. KEALS & SON, Architects. QpjT AND R E W'S LODGE. Tho usual Monthly Meeting of the above Lodge will be hild in the Lodge room at the usual hour This (M-.nd»y) Kveniug. By oider of tho Secretary. frTd c a r::p enters. Tenders will be received until noon of the 27th instant fur liaising a Wood Building, and otfier repairs. J. FINC-AY, Corner of Wetit Que^n and Chapel-streets. 13 E-OPENING "DE-OPENING OF THB OCCIDENTAL HOTEL TO-MORROW. Many thanks oia friends for past favours. 'Will be pleased, to see you all again. EDWARD PERKINS. FIJI BANKING AND COMMERCIAL ■ COMPANY (LIMITED). Notice is hereby given ihat an Extraordinary General Meeting of tho above Company will be held at the Registered Office of the Company, Shortland strcet, Auckland, on TUESDAY, the 20th flay of June next, at 12 o'clock noon, for the purpose of confirm ing oertaiu resolutions passed at an extraoidinary general mooting of tho Company, held at the said registered office on tho 15th day of May, whereby it was resolved " That tho Fiji Banking and Commer cial Company (Limited) bo Wound-up voluntarily, and that Frederick Bftttley bo appointed Liquidator." WARWICK WESTON, Secretaty. Auckland, May 18,187 C, I BEG to contradict the statement that appeared in the Herald of this morning's date, that tho Custom House Hotel, Fort-street, is ab;>Ut to he transferred to me, as tho new House built in Custom-house-street in place of the Sailor's Home, will as soon as the license lapses, be tinder my Chatge< P. ARCHARD. TCTOTTCE TO THE RATEPAYERS OP THE NEWMARKET DISTRICT HIGHWAY BOARD. The ASSESSMENT LIST was finally settled or, OctobeS 6th, 1875. ■ Bates will be received at the Post-office, New market, where tho Rate Book may be inspected. 1 All Bates not paid within Fourteen Days from this 1 date will be sued for. I JOHN McNEILL, ' Chairman. May 19, 1876. NATIONAL INSURANCE COMPANY or [ NEW ZEALAND. \ CAPITAL r "• £1,009,001 RESERVE* FUND _50,00( With Unlimited Liability of its Shareholders Insurance effected against loss by Fire; and or Hulls for the Voyage or Time ; also, on llerchandisi ' and Freight by Steamer and Bailing Vessel. 1 LIBERAL TERMS, AND ' PROMPT SETTLEMENT OP LOSSES HENRY E. WILLIAMS, Manager. Offices—.2s, Queen-street. _ IDE-OPENING JJE-OPENINC OF THK } OCCIDENTAL HOTEL _ TO-MORROW. t Many thanks old friends for past fayoura. Will t pleased to sea you all again. a EDWARD PERKINS. OTICE OF REMOVAL v MRS. OAVAN. AGH, late of Albert-street, has rmic I pleasure in announo jig to her friends and the publ that she has Removed to those commodious premis. ~ known as the Dublin House, late In the oceupatK * r of Mr Pye Wyndharu-street, three doors from tl Clanricarde Hotel. 7' m© COUNTRY STOREKEEPER! _ «J. HOTEL-KEEPERS, AND OTHER: !e- Persona desirous of obtaining a Supply of COPPI !$« GOINAGffi aw requested to call at thfc EV-MNG St J Office.



"DItJNCE OF WALES THEATRE. § J. E McDonough, Manager. GRAND RE-OPENING FOR SIX NIGHTS ONLY! AND TWO MID-DAY PERFORMANCES : QUEEN'S BIRTHDAY and SATURDAY, AT 2 30 r.M., Is the Evening at 8 o'Clock. THE ROYAL MARIONETTES!! AT MILLION TRICES 03? ADMISSION. Reserved Seats (at Upton & Co.'s), Dress Circle 4s Od Children „ „ ~ „ .. 2s 6d Stalls „ „ „ „ .. 2s Gd Children „ „ „ ~ •• Is Cd Pit—One Shilling. NEW PLAY TO-NIGHT! CHILDREN IN THE WOOD; OR, A Mother's Prayer ! In Two Acts and Six Tableaux! New Scenery ! Tableau Ist—The Will. Tableau 2nd—The Broken Trust. Tableau 3rd—The Murder of the Children. Tableau 4th—Mother's Prayer. Tableau sih—Tho Vision. Tableau Gth—Acconsion of Ilie Children. Anycls ever Bright and Fair. Grand Imposing Tableaux. Will also be performed, the Comic Fairy Pantomime, LITTLE RED BIDING HOOD, Tiik Charm of tub Household. tt&~ Giving for our Last Week Double Attraction. At eaih Matinee Children will be presented with an ILLUSTRATED BOOK, containing tho Fairy Tale of LITTLE KED BIDING HOOD. Seats can be secured for the Queen'a Birihnight in advance, to avoid the rush in the evening. ' OjT. MARY'S HALL, ONEHUNGA. AN ENTERTAINMENT, in aid of the Schools, comprising Music, Drama, &c, &c, on TUESDAY, May 23,1870 Doors onen at 7 o'clock p.m. Admission. ss. Tickets at Mr J. Flynn's, Welloßley-street. pHORAL HALL. Under Distinguished Patronage. A GRAND MUSICAL FESTIVAL, IN AID OF THE EEFAIRS OFTIIE HOLY TRINITY CHURCH PARSONAGE, OTAHUHU, Will be given on THURSDAY, Ist JUNE, 1876, In the above Hall, consisting of— Ist Part—SACRED SELECTIONS 2nd Part—SECULAR SELECTIONS of Vocal and Instrumental Music. TICKETS, 2s Cd each; obtainable at Messrs Up ton's, and J. Brown and Son's Music Warehouse, Auckland ; and Mr. J. Hall, Otahnhu. Doors open at 7.30, to commence at 8. JOSEPH BROWNE, Conductor. A NCIENT ORDER OP FORESTERS. Court Zjjalandia, No. 4741. A SOIREE and BALL, to cele- brato the THIRD ANNIVERSARY SViVJiv.vi) ''^f&t of the alove Court, will be held in \ * ' '' yJ the Loiinb-strket Hall onTUES m'^p-flfW^i DAY EVENING, 23rd May. ll'Mi'i>~'7s£al Tea on the Tables at 6.30. V I § •^f-'wuj\h S Promenade Concert at 8 o'clock. 'ti&SSS&'^^yg&r Dancing to commence at 9. llefreFhmonte provided all night. Tickets, THREE SHILLINGS, can be had of any of the Committee or members, and at the door 3. Messrs. C. Harding, Rice, Bertie, Dempspy, W. Doran, Mrs. Ausrer, and several other well-known Amateurs have kii;dly volunteered their services. All members of Friendly Societies are requested to appear in Regalia, WM j. WRIGHT< Hon. Sec. Anniversary Committee. T ORITE - STREET HALL. (Under Distinguished Patronage of the Fountain of Friendship Lodge. 1.0.0. F., M.TJ.) QUEEN'S BIRTHDAY, Ma* 24, A COMPLIMENTARY CONCERT, Tendered to Mr. E. CLAIR. by CL AIR'S MAGNET TROUPE Assisted by several Gentlemen Amateur?, on which omoßlon. their will be a Grand Chair Performance, aE.CLATB ywiII IBa tppear in a Jockey Hornpipe, and Song and Dance, in the winning colours of the Birth day Handicap. • , To be followed by Variety Entertainment After which a select Quadrille. Assembly will bo formed Ball-room etiquette to be strictly observed. ADMISSION: Front Seats, 3s; Second Seats, 2s ; Gallery, Is. Front and Second Seat Tickets admit to Dance. Refreshment provided by Mr Kairns. Doors open at 7.30, to^enoga J-Bfflii. p A R N E L L HALL. QUEEN'S BIRTHDAY, May 24. ¥ir E NAVAL BRIGADE VARIETY TROUPE Will Rive a Grand Entertainment on the above dat«, on which occasion Mr. W. H. Winch comb will appear in one of his inimitable Bune 8' los. Doors open at 7.30. Tickets, 3s, 2s, and Is. TIT OND E R AT ELLERSLIE YV GARDENS J !! THE FEMALE PEDESTRIENNE OF THE WORLD !!! QUEEN'S BIRTHDAY. MRS. WILTSHIRE is backed in a sum of £20 to walk One Mile in 7 mm. 30 sec, on Wednesday, 24th May, at 12 noon, or immediately after arrival of the 12 o'clock train. And on the same day and-plaoe she is backed, in a sum of £30, to walk Two Miles in 10 mm 30 sec, to come off alter the second race, about 230'p m. Distance and all arrangements to be made by Mr. Alfred King, who will act as Judge and Umpire on the occasion. , Mrs. Wiltshire can be backed in any sum up to i £50 to walk against any person in the Province of Auckland on the above occasion. ADMISSION—ONE SHILLING. JAMES A. BROWN, Manager. __^ ' gHOOTING SEASON, 1876. E. POBTEE & CO. ' LICENSED DEALERS UNDER THE ABMS ACT, Beg to call the attention of Sportsmen to their Stock of DOUBLE anrt SINGLE - BARREL MUZZLE ) LOADING GUNB ) Do do do Breech do do Curtis and Harvey's, and Hall's Sporting Powders Uley's Central-fire Percussion Caps Do Pin and Central-fire Cartridge Cases Do Chemically prepared Gun Wads Walker, Parker, and Go's Patent Shot, in 101b am 281b baga Machine for Filling and Re-cappmg Cartridgesj Powder Flasks, Shot Pouches And every requisite for the Sportsman. " QUEEN AND HIGH-STREETS Auckland, N.Z. AUCKLAND INSTITUTE i A Grand Industrial, Artistic and Scientific Exhibi tion will be held, at the opening of the New Museun Buildings, on MONDAY, June 5, and followin; days; and with the view of rendering it aB complet as possible, the temporary loan of all objects c interest is earnestly solicited. The active co-operation of the Society of Artist has been liberally, promised, and the "Black an Whito" Exhibition advertised by them -will be held s in the same place and date. His Honor Sir George Grey, X.C.8., has hindly coi Eented to preside at the opening. The Building will be open for the reception ( Exhibits on and after Thursday, May 25, T. F. CHEESEMAN, 1 • Secretary. ]° T> EDUCED FAKES, AUCKLAN! ,*. XV TO ONE&TJNGA, AND ONEHUNGA 1 16 AUCKLAND. J. J. BOYD Begs to inform the inhabitants of Auckland and Ot -, hunga that he now runs a 'Bus at the followi reduced rates: — . j| "• From Auckland— From Onehiinga— 11.15 am 9.16 am. 5E ■ 5.30 pm . '3 pm ar Single Tares, 9d; Return Tickets,llß. J. J. BOYD



TO-MCRBOW, NOON. AT ARTHUR'S MART. TO BE S< LD BY AUCTION. O" A"RMONIIJMTy Alison and Son, O Old-fashion Eight-day Clock. CedarCsse. Gal vanic Battery, Bycicle, Mangle, Furniture, Easy Chairs in leather and hair-cloth, Green Dainasfc ana American Cloth Couches, Hair-cloth, American Clotu, Damask. Cane and Wood Chairs, Iron ana wooa Bedsteads, Chests of Drawers, Toilet Tables, Wash stands. Couches, Carpet. Earthenware, Kitchen Uten sile, Lamp, Watches, Books, etc., etc. TUESDAY, MAY 23. CITY MART. TO GROCERS AND THE TRADE. @ EXTENSIVE SALE OF GROCERIES, OITMEN STORES, PROVISIONS, &c. GRANT & MORTOST HAVE received instructions to sell l>y auction, st the City Mart, on Tuesday next, 23rd instant, at 11 o'clock, 5 cases C * B Potted M>at 10 do B ft P Corn Flour 2 do Essoncs 10 do half pint Red Hair Oil 20 do half-pint Salad Oil 20 do Warranted Pickles 15 do Keiller's Confectionery 10 do Jujubes 5 do Peel 4 do Tartaric Acid 29 kpgs Bi carbonate Soda 8 cases Liquorice 20 do D& M Blacking 5 bales Royal Hand Paper 22 caskß So^a 20 barrelß White Herrings 30 cases Whybrcw's Bottled Fruit 20 do C& B do 10 do do Marmalade 10 do do Pickles 20 casks New Currants 20 cases do 20 do K-Sardines 10 do y, do 10 do White Herrings 5 do Red do 10 do Taylor's Cocoa and Chocolate 10 do Patent Groats 6 casks Loaf fin gar '' 10 cases DSP Mutturda 10 do Morton's Vinegar 20 do half-pint Castor Oil 20 do Lobsters 20 do Salmon 10 do Lea and Perrin's Sauce : Terms at Sale. THURSDAY, MAY 25. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, AND EFFECTS, SYMONDS-STREET. M. JONES & CO. HAVE received insttuctions from Captain Jackson to sell by auction, at.his residence, Symorids-street, near the Wynyard Arms Hotel, at 11 o'clock, The whole of his Household Furniture and Effects consisting of Drawingroom Suite in green damask, Magnificent Trichord Pianoforte by Zeigler (new) in rosewood, Easy Chairs, Pier Glass, Cry tal Clock, Ornaments, Pictures, Books, . Ltveß of the Britißh Admirals, National Bncyclo , pedia, Imperial Dictionary and Universal Blo s-rapliy, Sewing Machine in good order (Little Wanzer), Green Damask Curtains, Tapestry, Carpet, Fender and Fire Irons, Bedroom Furni ture. Iron Beadsteads, Hair and Flax Matrasses, Chest of Drawers, Toilet Services, Baths, &o, ; Cooking and Kitchen Utensils, &o, MONDAY, MAY 29. COMFORTABLE FAMILY RESIDENCE, BRIGHTON ROAD, PARNELL. THE subscribers have received in structions to Bell by public auction, at the Land Ma*t, Fort-street, on Monday, the H)th Instant, at 12 o'c'ock, That commodious Family Residence, Bituatea on the Brighton Hoi'd, opposite the property of B. G. Wood, Esq., containing seven rooms, well finished throughout, and ereoted on an allot ment having 100 feet frontage to the Brighton Eoad, by a depth of 200 feet, planted with ornamental and fruit trees; the whole as lately occupied by Mr J. H. Booker. SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, Auctioneers. THURSDAY, MAY 25. "*. BY ORDER OF THE MORTGAGEE. ALLOTMENT, ONEHUNGA. npHFj subscribers have received in .«. structions to sell, at the Land Mart, Fort-Slree on Thursday, 25th instant, at ten o'clock, t, Allotment 0, Section 30, Village of Onehungßj con taining one acre, more or less. SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, Auctioneers. ' MONDAY, MAY 29. , ~" BY ORDER OF THE REGISTRAR OF THE SUPREME COURT. BEESON'S ISLAND, COROMANDEL. THE subscribers have received in structions from the Registrar of the-Supreme ■ Court of New Zealand, Northern District, to sell by ■ public auction, at the Land Mart, Fort-Btreet, on Monday, 29th instant, All that Parcel of Land in the Province of Auck land, situate in Queen's County, containing 335 acres, more or less, bounded by the Ooro- ■> mandel Harbour, the Whenua Kura Paßsaga and the Sea, and known as Beeson's Island, With the improvements thereon. ; SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, 1 Auctioneers. ■~~ THURSDAY, MAY 25, ' , ■ X O O X. FREEHOLD PROPERTIES, SHOP AND BAKEHOUSE, COTTAGES, &0,, BY ORDER OF THE TRUSTEES OF THE .LATE MR. MARCH. R. A R T H U R. • TTAS been favoured with instructions pM- from the Trustees of the late Mr March, to sell by auction, at his mart, Queen-street, on Thurs day, 25th instant, at 12 o'clock noon, KARANG-AHAPE TtOAD. —That well-built Bakor'a Shop and Eesidence, together with the large free hold allotment on which it is built, now in the occupation of Mr Phillips. There Is also a good. 1 Bakehouse and Oven in flrst-olaBS condition, BAST-STREET,—One Double Cottage anil three . Siugle Cot'ages, with the freehold allotments on which they are built. " ~ 80 acres Land in the Parish of Kaiwaka. j"Jg 3 Shares in the Tokatea Gold Mining Company. j Furiher particulars can be obtained from the Auctioneer. ( a -RETIRING FROM BUSINESS, [ESTABLISHED 1857.] » _—_. ; MESSES. WILLIAMS AND CO., t . SHIP CHANDLERS, a Have instructed E. &H. ISAACS to sell, by publi<s %'■ ' ' auction, at'a future date, of which due >f notice will be given, ts THE WHOLE OF THEIR EXTENSIVE AND d 'WELL" BELECTED STOCK-IN-TRADE OF lt | SHIP CHANDLERY, &0., FITTINGS AND a- LEASE OF PREMISES; ALSO, THAT USE FUL AND WELL-KNOWN STAUNCHLY of BUILT TRADING-SCHOONER'CHKISTIN&, 1 COPPER FASTENED AND BOTTOMED, CAPABLE OF CARRYING ONE HUNDRED _ AND TEN TONS OF CARGO. D :o The attention of Intending purchasers is parrreii larly called, no only to the extenslvo connection this 36- businesßhas acquired through the number of n £ it has been established, but also to the > favourable position of the| premises, and the woll-assorted Btock suitable for any market.; .", ; »">••■'j-a- <•'•>»