of this congregation, the removal of lie Eev Mr Hill from the Thames is undesirable, arid if carried out 'will be inoßt prejudicial to the best interests of the congregation and the cause of Presbyterianism in this place." Both the Commissioners urged that Mr Hill had so identified himself with the Thames in pnblic as well as religious matters, that the district would suffer materially by his removal. The Ee7. Mr Hill addressed the Court, stating that, after taking the matter into his serious and prayerful consideration, he had seen it to be his duty to decline the call. It was then moved by the Eev. Mr Macky and seconded by Mr Brown, and agreed to— " That, after hearing Mr Hill's statement, the Presbytery resolve not to translate." On the decision being intimated to the Ponsonby representatives present they ex pressed their acquiescence, expressing at the same time their regret at Mr Hill's decision. Mr Macky asked if the new congregation had undertaken any responsibility. The Moderator said they had leased the hall for six months. The Eev. Mr Bruce said the commission appointed was still in existence, and had full power to act in the matter. The Eev. Mr Somervillo was of opinion that their powers would have to be supple mented. ' The Eev Mr Macky then moved, and Mr Sommerville seconded, fthat the Commis sioners be accorded"full faver to act in the matter and provide supply for the Ponsonby oharge. The pro re nala meeting then terminated. THE KATIKATI SETTLEMENT. The Eev Mr Bruce said he had received a letter from Mr Mark, of Katikati, asking if the Presbytery could accord him a license to celebrate marriages. The Eev Mr Browne said all they could do at the meeting would be to agree that Mr Mark's name should be sent to the registrar, with a recommendation that he be licensed to perform marriages. This was done, and the matter will be formally brought up at the next meeting of the Presbytery for confirmation. Mr Hill con sented to visit the district in the meantime. THE EEV. ME. SCOTT. This gentleman wrote asking for his resignation to be held over for another six months in consequence of family sickness. The request was acceded to. GBAT»T. The moderator mentioned, unofficially, before the meeting rose, that he had received from the Church of Scotland a grant of £200 for this year.

ANCIENT ORDER OF FORESTERS.

A number of the members of Courts City of Auckland, Zealandia, and Pride of Onehunga, left last evening in one of Mr Crowther's 'busses for Panmure, for the purpose of open ing a Forester Lodge in chat district. On arriving at Panmure a Court was at once opened in the Duke of Edinburgh Hotel, and ten candidates initiated by Bro. Cole, C.R., of Court City of Auckland. After wards the newly initiated candidates named themselves as Court Robin Hood, No. 6,169, A.OF. The following officers of the new Court ware then installed by D.C.R., Bro. Pigott :—C.R., Bro. Pook; S.C.R., Bro, Hattley ; Treasurer, Bro. Beaucann ; Secre tary, Bro. Brown ; S.W., Bro. Battershan ; J.W., Bro. Smith; 5.8., Bro. Coollon; J.B , Bro. Sohurcbfield ; Surgeon, Dr Fitz gerald ; Trustees, Bros. Pook, Smith, and Coollon. After the closing of the Court the brethren to the number of fifty, sat down to a sumptuous repast provided by Bro. Beau cann, to which ample justice was done. The Auckland party returned rbout 2 a.m., after spending a pleasant evening.

THE OPERA.

FLOTOW'S "MARTHA."

Thr production of this favorite opera atlthe new Theatre Eoyal last night, was the occasion of another large gathering, and the popular verdiefc was still more favorable as to the talenta of the performers. " Martha" being a comic opera, and abounding with amusing situations and light, cheerful music, appeals to the lower parts of the house far more successfully than the weightier strains of '' Lucia ;" and by many is was considered a mistake that the company did not begin with the former composition, which has the additional attraction in the eyes of a mis cellaneous audience of being in English instead of Italian. For the information of those who may be apprehensive of further performances in Italian, we may mention that " Lucia " is the only opera in the com pany's repertoire which is given in that language. The plot; of "Martha" is so well known that it ia'not necessary, to cay more than that the story, which is very romantic, is hinged round an old traditional privilege of the picturesque London suburb, Eichmond, while the music has for its leading refrain the magnificent melody "The Last Eose of Summer." The Lady Harriet of Madame Simonsen is a life-like portrait of the mercurial maid-of honor to Queen Anne, in the dumps at one moment for want of a new diversion, and the next purpetrating the most outrageous pranks in company with her sympathetic confidante, Nancy, (Miss E. A Lambert), That the prim a donna was quite as much at home in "Martha" as in "Lucia," must be accepted as proof of great versatility, as the characters are about as opposite as can well be imagined, and it would be difficult to say which was the most artistic conception. The ballad which everyone looked forward to was reached in due time, and the house sub- Bided into a dead attention as the great Binger began the well-known words. Full, mellow, sweet, thrilling, now soaring like the eloquent lark, now luxuriating in the rich pastures of the lower notes, but always true, simple, and pure, such a flood of melody in one single ballad has not been heard in Auckland for many a day. It; was a perfor mance marked by a soul-stirring intensity of feeling and intelligence, and yet it was nothing but " The Last Eose of Summer." Scarcely one extra note was added to the noble song, but the effect was magical The last note had just time to die away, and then such a peal of applause broke forth as is only heard when every one of the audience irresistibly lends hand and feet to the tribute. The encore could not be denied and Madame Simonsen repeated the last verse. Miss Lambert has gained power of voice and experience in operatic music since her last visit to this city. Her "Nancy" of last night was piquant and sprightly, and her singing in the Huntress' song, in the 3rd act, received an ovation. Signor Morley's idea of Lionel was well conceived and carried through, and though some persons might be disposed to say he was too stiff and formal for the farmer's adopted son, yet his aristocratic origin and lofty tbonejh concealed rank may well be urged as good and .sufficient reasons for the apparent inconsistency. .His groat soliloquy song in the 3rd act, in which he begins by dwelling on the concluding verse of the "Last Eoae of Summer," called forth an emphatic encore, and hia second effort was even better than the first. Mr Barrington as Plunkett performed his part very con scientiously, and aang the music intelligently and well. Mr LevisoD, as the Mayor of Eichmond, was "got np" admirably, and made the most of his part. Mr Hodgson as "Sir Tristan" was a splendid old man, but wanted a trifle more of the courtier and beau about him. Miss Harris, Miss Fisher, and Miss Beaumont sang their little solos in the fairy scene very archly, and received a due meed of applause, "Martha" abounds in de lightful concerted pieces, which last night were rendered with excellent taste and effect. By far the beat was that beginning " Heaven made grant to you great pardon, Bung by Madame Simonsen, Misa Lambert, Messrs Barrington and Hodgson, and the chorus at the end of the 3rd aoi6. This brought down the House, and had to be re

peated. The scenery was well adapted for the piece, and Mr Holmes' representation of Richmond Bridge and Hill was specially meritorious. The "Fun of the Fair" was well rendered by the Leopold family, and amused the audience mightily. We are re quested to state that the draught which has been felt in the dress circle from the venti lator above, will be prevented during to-day. The opera of " Carlo Broschi," a fine com position of Auber, will be given to-night. It is full of beautiful music, and the plot is in tensely interesting.

MOUNT EDEN BAPTIST SUNDAY SCHOOL.

The Mount Eden Baptidt Sunday School anniversary tea meeting was held last evening in the school-room, near the gate. A company of some fifty persons par took of a bountiful tea, provided by the lady friends AftPr tea, the proceedings commenced with a hymn by the choir, and prayer by Mr Bittley. The Rev. P. H. Core ford occupied the chair, and expressed his Pl«asure in meeting so many friendly faces, and said that the teachers had done their best for the success of the school, and as the Work iv which they were engaged was a glorious worki he hoped they would take fresh couratre and make still more earnest efforts in the future. Mr W. Rusbbrook, secretary, reaS the report, which was full and interesting in its details. The report shewes that the chidlren in attendance on Sundays- averaged about 40 under 8 teachers. The library consisted of 400, volumes within one. The services were fairly attended. Class-rooms had been added, the cost of which had been, to a great extent, defrayed by the able hlntorical lectures of Mr EwiDg ton at the Young Men's Christian Association. The balance-? heet shewed Jeceipts £72 3s lOd ; expendi ture, £77 Oa Id, leaving a balance of £5 5s 3d due to the treasurer. The remaining hour was spent in hearing the speeches of Messrs Ellyett, Battley, Mor gan, and Brackenrigg, which weiejinterspersed with hymns and music.

TELEGRAPHIC.

GRAHAMSTOWN.

(From our own correspondence.) This day. News from Ohinemnri is Very encouraging. The Welcome battery started, and, after 7 hours ruD, obtained 65 ozs. hard amalgam. The Una tribute from 26 tons, has 19 ozs.

The Third Chance from 20 tons got 9 ozs. 7 dwts. The latter yield is a good payable one.

Mr J. L. Hall and wife, on their appearance in the stalls of the theatre last night, were received with a perfeot ovation.

Sales: Waitekauri, lls 6d ; Welcome, 2s 3d., 9a 6d., 9s 9d., 10s., 10s 6d., lls; Shannon Fergus, 2a 6d., 2s 5d ; Kingdom, 2s 7d/ 2s 9d., 3s; Young New Zealand, 21s 6d., 22s ; Ajax, 43 3d. Sellers : Waite kauri, 12=i ; Welcome, lls ; ShannoD, 2s 6d ; X ingdoin, 3s; Smile of Fortune, 43 6d; Comet. 6a ; Bank of England, la ; Sovereign, Is ; City of London, 16s; Welcome, 10s; Shannon 2s od, Kingdom 2s 103, Young New Zealand 225, Morning Light 3s, Sovereign 9d, Ajax 4s.

COROMANDEL.

(From our own ■Correspondent.) This day,

Extraordinary Crushing- Snovden's claim, Preece's Point, obtained last night 270 oza retorted gold from 3 tons and 60 lbs of specimens. Snowden and party have now opened on splendid stone in the main reef, working in on both sides. The Kapanga bronght up a large quantity of rich stone last night. Everything shapiug fora large yield when sent to batteries. Moie claims are being peopled, and there is strong confidence in the lona. The shares remain firm, and there are many enquiries in Auck land for them.

The Coromandel Mail comes out on Satur day ;it is well supported by all parties. The narrow escape of Mr Brown, the editor, on Monday, from being ciushed to death caused qnite a sensation here.

DUNEDIN.

(Per Press Agency.) This day,

The Provincial Engineer's report shows that during the year ending March, £95,000 was expended on branch railways at Dunedin, £59,000 on roads, bridges, eto. The conditions of tramways construction, were presented to the Munioipal Council, and tenders ordered to be advertised for.

CITY COUNCIL.—THIS DAY.

A meeting of the City Council was held at noon to-day. Present, Councillors Prime (in the chair), Goldie, laaacs, Yon der Heyde, Hurst, Daldy and Brett. The minutes of the last meeting were read and confirmed. , ■ LETTER. A letter from Mr Greenway was read, complaining that his house in Hobson-steet was assessed too high, viz., £80, the houae not being finished. . i Mr Greenway stated his case, but was not disposed to name the amount of rent for which he would let the house. ' Councillor Brett said the Council was in ignorance of the character of the house. The letter was received. A letter from Mr James Dempsey, contrac tor, was read, in which he complained that he had been hindered in several ways from completing his contract for metalling and gravelling Fort-street, and asking for com pensation for his loss. Councillor Isaacs said he could testify to the truth of Mr Dempsey's statement, as he had wtnessed the obsfcsuctions of which he complained. He would propose that the letter be referred to the Streets Committee to report thereon. Councillor "Daldy seconded, and the motion was carried. STREETS COMMITTEE REPORT. The Streets Committee's Eeport was read, and considerable discussion followed, in which Drake-sfcreet was the principal feature. Councillor Brett moved,, and Councillor Goldie seconded the report. Councillor Daldy moved as an amendment, "That the Beaoh Eoad, Freeman's Bay, be included in the report, and be gone into first," and while upon this subject, he felt bound to refer to the articles in the Stab, in which secret motives had been attributed to the members of this Council, who had in fact been held up almost to ridicule, and he considered that Mr Brett, who was a member of the Council, and the proprietor of the Star, never should have permitted such imputations to appear m print The press instead of discouraging the members of the Council, should give them every encouragement, as they could have no personal motives to serve. , Councillor Cosgrave seconded the amend ment, and regretted that any personality had been introduced by Captain Daldy. He knew as a fact that proprietors did not always know what went in the papers. . Councillor Brett said in his opinion it would be better if the papers spoke out a little °f Councillor Hurst said, if success was to flow in upon them, they must fix the per manent levels as quickly as possble. Councillor Isaacs : The tidal wave, you mean. ' ■ ,_ , , . Councillor Hurst : Yes. (Laughter.) Councillor Isaacs spoke against any large expenditure being gone to in Drake-street at Chairman auggested that it would be best that the whole report should be referred back to the Committee. This idea was received very fayourably. Ultimately it was agreed that the level of Anglesea-strset be fixed at once, and the rest of the report be referred back to tJig Streets' Committee.

To the t Editor :—Sir, can any of your numerous readers say why the Caledonian Mine is looked on with disgust. Is it the good management. ? Some time ago they reported having cut the reef in the shaft, and now they have 30feet to go. Are^certaia parties working for themselves, and do they want to bring the claim under the hammer ? When will "the yearly meeting of the Caledonian be held?— Yours &c. A. Shabe- HOLDER. "

THE TURKISH BATHS.

If there Is one institution amongst us, which deserves patronage, it is .the Turkish Baths in Upper ' Queen-street. Some few years ago Dr Purchase made a strong effort in the interest of the citizens, to establish the baths, by war of a company, but faUed, because the Auckland public were not awake to the enormous benefits accruing. The doctor did his best, to show intending shareholders, that not only Would it be a financial success if well managed, but that the establishment of the baths, would be the most positive benefit the city had ever received. About eighteen months sgo, the present baths were begun in right earnest, by the enterprising proprietor, Mr Sytes. The present b*th* are V*ry complete; and it can scarcely be credited, that £500 have bean spent in the undertaking. A single visit would not only repay the curious, but those who have had soms experience in such institutions at home, and the other parfs pf the world, state that the bath'! compare well with others, of greater pr«te> tions. The system of Abt Air Baths, or what is termed the Tnrfcieh Bath can be tracad bacV.for 3000 years. The highest living authority Dr O Bartholomew, of Bristol, Who has made the subject a lifelong study to the positive benefit of thousands of infirm folk, and the prerention of diseases whi"h would have swept away its thousands, speaks of his own case:—"l was given up by medical men as dying, beyond medical aid I was advised to »ry the hot air room, heated to a high temperature. I was carried in at my own request contrary to the wish of friends., I stayed for 14 days in the room and at the end X was able to walk otit perfectly well ' There are living proofs numbering hx>ndr.<?ds, who can testify to what the Turkish Baths have done in cases which appeared hopeless. The bath is a most valuable and reliable agent to alleviate and cure chronio, or long standing diseases. At many of the London baths it is no uncommon sight to see patients on crutches ariving one day, who, .aftfr a few .baths go away without the aid of a walkingstick. The bath is a sure proven ative to cold, as a person can take the bath on the worst of days, and find no harm at all—no tendency to chill. The bath affords untold benefit to persons troubled with indigestion, diseases of liver and kidneys, erysipelas, paralysis, scrofula diseasss, rheumatism, neuralgia, and general debility of the system, and other nameless disorders to which the body is heir. They are fitted up on the most scientific principles, and their sanitary ar rangem»nts the most complete The bath is bow at a charge within the reach of almost all, being reduced to 3s Od, and open from mornißg to night. Saturday from 9 till 2 for boys and from 2 till 10 for the ■working men. Thursdays they are opened exclusively for ladie?, The proprietor is also issuing quarterly tlakets at 303 being transferable, and receiving one bath per week to the holder.

AUCKLAND STOCK AND MINING ASSOCIATION.

Bank of New Zealand—Buyers, £18 sa. South British Insurance—Buyers, 54s 6d. National Insurance—Buyers, 24a. New Zealand Insurance—sellers, 80s. "Soung New Zealand Mining Company— 21s 6d, 22 ; Buyers, 22s 6d. City of London Sellers, 17s. Palmerston—2s 6d ; buyers, 3s 3d Waitekauri- lls, 11s 3d ; sellers, 11s 3d, Union Beach —Buyers, 62s 6d ex div. Royal Oak- Sellers 6a. Shannon and Fergus—sellers, 2s 6d. Welcome, lls 6d ; sellers, 12s. lona—l3s 6d, 158. United Kingdom—3s 4d ; buyers, 3s 3d ; sellers, 3s Gd.

Joseph Newmak, Chairman,

" First Ni^ht" writes rearetting that Lucia di Lammertnoor was given by the Opera Company la Italian instead of in English. Oar correspondent wiU have no cause of com plaint heieafter against the negleot of his mother tongue by the Company, as he will perceive on reference to the series of concerts announced. ONLY la lid and 2» 3d Is it true ? The advantages of improved machinery and steam power are now felt all over the world ; every vessel reaching this port brings fresh evidence of its benefits—The Working Classes can now obtain what a few years ago only the wealthy could purchase. The good ships " Inverallan " and " Robina Dunlop " have brought a large assortment of Floor Cloths and Carpets for Holloway and Garlick, which they are able to sell at surprisingly low prices. Bordered Floor Cloths 4."4 wide at lo lid and 2a 3d per yard, also some beau tiful deaigas in wide widths 12, 15, 18, and 24 feet wide, best quality. In Tapestry Carpets for Sitting and Dining rooms, 3a 4d, 3s Gd, 3a 9d, and 3s lid per yard ; Fashion able Brussels and all-wool Kidderminsters at 3s yd. Also House Furniture of all kinds manufactured under the superintendence t»f Mr R. Cranwell (late Cranwell and Co., Shortlaad-street). The upper, middle, and working classes can all get goods to suit them at the City Hall Drapery and Farniture Establishment, Queen-street, Holloway and Garlick, Proprietors.

11ftMiCM& B*AB, WIBNESDAt, ACTGtTST 1&, IS?6.



PARTNER Wanted—Ready Cash Business ; small Capital -Apply sharp to Mr Buer, Agoht, &c, Shortland Crescent. 9 EW ZEALAND SHIPPING COMPANY'S LINE. The Annual Meeting of Aucldand Shareholders of tho New Zealand Sbippln-? Co (Limitoa) -will be held at the Company's Office, 93, Queen-Btrcet, TO MORBOW, tho 17th mstank, at.3 o'clock, to receive the Annual Reportfrom tho Head Office, and to elect a Director to fill the vacant seat at th« Local Board. JJHN BATGEB. Local Secretary. 16th August. 1870. rf^^ "pOE LEVUKA DIRECT. .^jnnnuwMfta, ATJG-USTA Will rail on SATUKDAT, lGth inataiii, a1 1 p ffi. For freight or passage appiy A.S.P. Co.. Wharf. BOUGHT of Mr. G. W. Binney : 1 ton of Bacon and Hams—the heat Baoon In Auckland ! Bacon, lOd 1b; Hams, 10^d 1b by tho ham. —B. Watts, Pitt-street. Wf 0 T 10 E. The Quarterly Licensing Court for the District of Oorotnandel will be held in the Court House, Ooro mandel, en TUESDAY, the sth September, 1876, at noon. JAMEB M CL4EK, Clerk of Court. fTTE ACHING OF THE PIANOFORTE. To the Ladies and Gentlemen of Auckland.—Mß. HEN~BY BOWE begs to offer his services as Teacher of the Pianoforte. Having had many years tuition in in the art, bo submits his purifications for the patronage of the general public. He visits the pupils at their homes, or at his private residence lessons are given. Being his profession, he purposes to give lessons at jGI Is per Quarter, one lesson per .week, so that mauy who would hitherco have been glad to learn, and were limited on account of the high rate of charges, may now avail themselves of this artistic accomplishment —Address Mtb Deanes, Karangahape Road, opposite L. D. Nathan's. rpHE S KATING RINK. SKATING RINK ! SKATING RINK I SKATING BINK I CITY HALL ! CITY HALL ! CITY HALL! TO-NIGHT I c: TO-NIGHT ! WEDNESDAY. 16th AUGUST. The Rink will opse* as abovb This Evening, at 7.30 p.m. ADMISSION, 6d. ADMISSION, 6d. GOOKE AND CO., • Proprietors.



ifIZTANT^D, a strong Boy to ride foi Orders—Apply immediately to A, Carter Butcher. Welleslev-street. W~ AS TED, Business Men to trj Rtordan's One Shillinp Luooh, comprisinf Soups, Fish, Entrees, Poultiy, Joiats, Pasty, Cheese anfl Celery WANTED immediately, a respec table strong, Girl for Housework—Mrs G- Jones. Oration Road. W" ANTED KiVOWN; Idelph: Oyster Saloon, corner of Queen and Fort streets O> Rterp, £ uppers, Muaic Parlours, Board anc Lodging. Best style—P A Jones. WANTED, by a respectable Persor ■' v' in Salisbury street, Parnell, a Gentleman*! Washing—Mrs Perry. WANTED, by a respectable young Man, with good knowled c of the Maori Language, a situa ion in a Country Store; excelleni references »pply to WHM, Sta.k Office. "AW TED, a good General Servant for a private family.—Apply this office. ANTED, some good Benehmen. —W. Parker, London Boot Factory, Wake el d-street. . ' TV TANTED, 100 Men daily to get » * their Meals at the Good Hope Dining Rooms. Wellcsipy-street. All Mesls 9d; good Beds, la; Board nnd Loflging^l7s per week —J. Babe. ANTED To Purchase,- a four or five-roomed Cottnge in the sflbfirbS—Pleaeo state price and locality to HMJ, Stah office. WAWTE"D7a strong Lad for~the Blacksmithing—G. Leahy, Custom-houae street. WANTED to SELL, A Pawn broker's Business doing a largo trade, trgether with stock, goodwill, and freehold of pre mises-A Heavoy, Wyndliam-street, Proprietor. ANTED to Buy, a small "Cottage in Parnell.— W. Flood, Exchange. WANTED Known, that E. Carr offers special advantages to buyers of Tim her at the Waikawau Yards, Custom-house-street and Breakwater Hoad. WANTED KNOWN, that John Taylor is prepared to supply all kinds of Timber, Posts, Rails, Palings, Shingles, House Blocks, Doors, Sashea, Mouldings, &c, at the lowest possible prices, at Tard, Breakwater Road. All ordors attended to with despatch ANTED Known, two Younp Men can be accommodated with Board and Lodgings in a privftte family, fifteen minutes walk from Union Bank.—Enquire at this office. ANTEDnKNOWNrthaTT have another lot of Bargains, having bought a lot of Candles as damaged, but they ore sound, and therefore they ■will bo sold at only 103 ft; Brown Sugar. 3%tl lt>; Good Rico, 3d lb; Oatmeal, Bibs for Is ; Day and Martin's Blacking, 3 cakes for 2d, 7d pfr dozen; 18 dozen of Anchovy Paste, with all faults, Bd per bottle, 4 for lid ; 544 Men's L'nen Collars, 41 each, 3 for lid, 3a per dozen ; M«n's F»lt Hats, 2s each, 3 for 5s (Jd ; 100 Boys' Felt Hats Is 6d, 3 for 4s ; Copy Books, Is 4.A per dezen ; Carpenter's Pencils, Is 4d per dozen ; & few Ladies' Bags cheap ; 20 gross of Paper Collars at 3s per gro3s; wanted lOOlbs of Waste Paper at 8A rw lb.— Apply to H. Watts, Pitt-street. Bs in time and bring your kits with you ! Pig's Jowls, 4J£ Ih. Bought with all faults, and sold with all faults, for Two Weeks only ! W4NTRD Known, Jno. C. Clough, Machinist, MasMiold's Buildings, Albert street, is the oldest ostablifihed and only practical maker and repairer of Stwiui; Machines in the pio vinco. All work guaranteed of beet materials and quality and lowc-Bt remunerative charge. Model Steam Engine Castings, complete sets, from 7s Gd. A few First-class lock-stitch Sowing Machines for sale W'Tn t c D~HOTcnw~N that J.MOHKISON is prepared to executo all kinds of ASPIIALTINC* at rcasonsbls prico3.— Address Nowton iioad. WAFTED KNOWN, that D. GOLDIKis prepared to supply all kinds of Timber and otber Building Materials, including Rsslios, Doors, Mouldings, Broad Timber, Ilouse Block*. Posta, Rails, Hardwood Felloes, Shafts, Iron Bark and Blue Gum Laths, Shingles, &c, &c, at the lowest markat price, at .his Yarda, CHstom-house streot. WANTED, my old customers and friends to know that I have again gone int tho Timber Trade, and ulthough tber ■ is now more . competition than when they patronised mp,-in 1801, 1 am still prepared to supply thorn with a BUperior quality of Timber as cheaply as anyone. Orders taken for Deck and Ship Planking up to E0 feet long, also Long Timber for Tie Beams and Girders. At present on hand:—Broad Boards up to 30 in. wide, and every Bizo of Kauri Timber for House or Ship Building, EOBT. B4RTLEY, Timber Yard, Breakwater Road. WANTED Known, Stretton's Book, Stationery, and Borlin Wool Depot is now 20S. Queen-streot, opposite MoArthur, Slum's now Warehouse. WANTED, Wanted to Sell, very cheap, for Two Weeks Only !! I—l7B4lbs. of Picklo Salmon, fid lb, 3tt)B for Is ; about SOOlbs of Sago, 4d ft, 31bs for lid ; 40 dozen of lib tins of Sal mon and Lobsters, lOd tin, 9s per dozen ; Largo Bars of Soap t Ei !y 5d ; Candles (full weights), lid ; Pickles, lOd hottlas Good Currants, 4^d lb ; Raisins only 4d lb; Indteo Blu«\ lOd lb; Muatara, lid lb; Plaid Matches (Pell and Black's), 7d dozen ; Sa'ad Oil and Castor Oil 7d bottle; Good Balt Butter from 8d to Is; 21b tins c-i Tart Fruit, oa and 8d tin; Cayenne Peppor, 1 c bottles for Cd, 6s dozen ; Good Jams, 8d : Epsom Salts, 5d per dozen packets, 2s 6d for 71b box ; Painkiller, ts 2d bottle; Violet Powder, 4d per dozen packets ; ljftbs of Onions for Is ; Taylor's Cocoa, Is 6d lb ; Melloi:s Sauce, only lOd bottle, nearly as good as Lea and Perrin's ; Nixey's Blank Lead. 8 cakes for Cd ; Keillor'R Marmalade, lOd tin, 03 per dozen ; Sardines, lan?a <\nn 10d,- small tins r.s Grl dozen ; Lomon Peel, Is 8(1 Ih ; Good Tea, 2s lb, Gibs for lie ; Clothes Pegs, 4 dozen for Gd ; Carbonate of Si'da only 4d ft, 31bs for lid ; Pint Bottlos of «ood Ink, Od bottle, three for 2s, Bev<>n small bottles for Cd ; Magnum Bonum. 3d per box, five boxes for Is; Fancy Note Paper and Envelopes, 24 cheets of paper and 24 envelopes only 6<l packpt, cost price; Working Men's Clocks, only 6a 6d each ; 200 sets of Jugs, four to the si-t, 6s set; Rinimel'a Soap seven cakes for Is; Fanry Soap Babi«p, is 2d dozen ; Hot Water Jugs, Gs Cd to 8s Gd set; Chiaa Candlesticks, Is 6d and 2s 6d each ; China Flower Pots, 16s set of three; China Figures, from 6d to 5s each ; Glass Butter Dishes. Is 2d to 2s each ; Lot of Girls' Hats from 6d to 3s each ; about £40 of Assorted Ribbons, Feathers, and Artificial Flowers cheap; Sick Feeders only Is 6d each; Jelly Moulds from is 6d to 2s Cd each; Slate Pencils, three boxes for 2d ; 100 dozan Sixpenny Dolls will be sold for 4d each ; and a variety of other Toys very cheap; 100 dozen assorted PJates from 2d to 5d each; Fips,- Cd lb ; Musical Bladders, Id each; Peanuts, 6d lb by the sack.—Apply to H. Watts, General Dealer, Pitt- Street. ANTED Everybody to Know, that the undersigned has made a still further Large Reduction in his Prices. Good ser viceable Riding Saddles, 45s each, with mounts: Strong durable Double-Rein Bridles, 9a 6d each; Strong durable Single-Rein Bridles, 7s Cd each ; al1 other goods proportionately cheap, to make room foi large shipments to arrive per Robina Dunlop, and other vessels, nearly due.—W. S. JONES, Wholesale and Retail Saddler, Manufacturer and Importer, Queen-street. N.B.—A few best quality Riding Saddles, slightly damaged, for sale very cheap. ANTED, Subscribers to Magazines to know that they can have the numbers Handsomely Bound, at a trifling cost. Music an«! other Binding done in best styIe.—WILLIAM LEYS Machine Ruler and Account-Book Manufacturer, next door to the Evening Stab Office, Wyndham street. WANTED to SELL, Newcastle Coal, Firewood. H«art of Kauri Sbingles. Pa'ings, BO packs Oats. 60 sacks Potatoes — pply al the Railway T Mart Onehunga. Mark well: Glas«, China, Earthenware, Oilman's Stores and Grof.ar.ieE of best quality always in snppiy.—A. Somkk.vii.lbi. WAJNTED Known, that the Fitting Shop, Sewing Machine and Howe'i Agency, is REMOVED to Vulcan Lane, corner ol High-street. Only the highrot class machines kept ir stock. Repairs to all machines properly done. Steam Guages repaired, tested, and adiusted. W"OMAN FS~RIGHTS—What art they ? Ist She has a pert act right to go t< D»nnes's and buy a first-class Sewing Machine 2nd She has a right to bo taught how to work it free o: charge. 3rd. She has thp right to send for that clevei Machinist. P. O. Jones, whenever she gets into i muddle. 4th. Pha has the right to have her Machin< kept in order for 12 months free of charge. Singer and other Tread c Machines, from £7 123 6d.—W. C Dennes, Queen-street LOST7~last night, a Dark Muff.- Finder rewarded on returning same to thii office. rpHE RESIDENTS OF EDEN X TERRACE. The residents of the above District are requested to attend a Meeting, to be held in the Eden Vini Hotel, on MOKDAY, the 22nd instant, at 8 p.m., t< take into consideration the advisability of Ewctinj a Public Hall Residents ol Mount Eden are re quested to attend. W. J. SUITER. NOTICE —Consequent on the in creased sale of Muffins and Crumpets, Charle Burton has been compelled to remove his Muffii Stove from Queen-street to his more commodlou premises, adjoining the Parnell Bakery,



f npAIRUA PEOSPECTORS' GOLD . 1 MINING COMPANY (LIMITED). T Notice is hereby given that a Call (third) of On( , Shilling per Share on the Capital of the abovcnarncc Oompaiiy has this day been made by the Directors ' payable to the Secretary, at the office of the Com pany, Bank Buildings, Auckland, on or before - Saturday, the 26th August, 1876. GEO. WINTER, Secretary, Auckland, August 16,1876. l- T) E R S O N A L. CHATJLES BIOOM, formerly ef Adelaide, and to the year 1873 a resident of Auckland, will hear ol something <o hip advantspe by communicating ai ' ones with Walter James Hill, Soiioitor, Auckland. TO SHIP WEIGHTS. t A Special General Meeting of the Auckland Ship wright's Protection Society will be held in the Tem perance Hall, Albert-street, To-morrow (Thursday) ; Evening, August )7, at half-rast seven o'clock. All Members are specially requested to attend. J. BAIRD, Secretary. ■ VTBW ZEALAND LOAN AND MER CANTILE AGENCY. COMPANY (LIMITED). It is herelby notified to Shareholders in New Zea land that an Interim Dividend, at the rate of Ten per cent, per annum, for six months ending 80th June last, iB now payable at the Bank of New Zealand. FREDERICK BATTLEY, For the Managing Director. Auckland, Augtrat li, 1876. rpo QUAKEYMEN AND OTHEES. Tenders are required for Quarrying and Screening 1,000 or 1,500 cubic yards of two-inch Road Metal from the Scoria Pit, Devonport. Specification may be seen at the Post-offlce Store, Devonport, OLIVER MAY 3, Chairman of District Board. T^EYONPOET DISTKICT BOARD. Tenders aro required by noon of Friday next, for Fencing Trees according to specification, which may be seen at tho Devonport Posi-office. . OLIVER MAYS, Chairman.'?- O CONTRACTORS. Tenders will be received until noon of the 19th instant for the Erection of a Villa Residence at the North Shore. R.KEALS&SON. Architects. TfITJRNISIIED AP ARTMENTS JD near town, eitheir with or without Board. For address apply this office. XJPERIOR Apavtinenta at Mrs Morley's, Havelock HOU3O. Pymonds-street, Auckland. Wanted, a good General Servant; character required. MrpO LET, the Ferry Hotel, J_ Stokes' Point. —For particulars apply to Messrs Mowbray, Land Agents, Queen-street. rpo LET, a desirable seven <§i" I fpMj J_ roomed House, situated next St. &J£=J£& Mary Parsonage, Parnell —For terms, apply at H A&hton and Son's, Insurance Building, Queen-street A. vcnlent six-roomed House, tanks, &jzJ=aJis& pump, extensive view.—Apply to John Cburton," High street. HPO LET, at Eemuera, a few minutes JL walk from the Newmarket Station, a good Family Residence, all newly papered, and-in good order.—Apply to Mr James Ruthoford, Remuera ; or to J. M. Lennox, Katate Agent, Auckland. TO LET, in Symonds-street, a good Family Residence, containing nine apartments. J M Lennox, Estate Agent, Auckland. TO L h,T, three or four rooms with every convenience at a low rent, near town- Apply at Star office. HPO LET, a Shop in Hobson-street.— JL Apply to Joseph Craig, Fort-gtrect. ORTH SIIORE^To Let, the Shop and Dwelling-house, lately occupied by Baas, Shoemaker ; also, two Cottages -& and R Dudor, House Agents. TO LET, the nnexpired Lease oi House and Shop in Pike's Buildings. There arj nine rooms, bath-room, shop, and store, and a good garden—T Barnett, Queen-street. MHO LET, a suite of Rooms, well _I adapted for Solicitw's or other offices.—Apply to Gr. Bryett, Tailor, Shortland-street. npO'LET, or for Sale, on easy terms, JL i" Union-street, Freeman's Bay, a House of 7 rooms, with bathroom and laundry; gas and water laid on, and good well on the premises—Apply to C. Alexander, Insurance Buildings. j^zzA^ OOR SALE, a Bargain, on ra'ij Kfo 3j very easy terms, a roa)ly good *yj=i=rfe«j Bev en-Toomed House, with every con venience for a family ; enly 12 minutes walk from the Union Bank. Apply to JOHN SOPPET, No. 8, Queen-street. O~ R~~ SALE, ITALIAN GREYHOUNDS, CANARIES, AND WHITE MICE. An Assortment of the above Just brought over by the Bella Msry from Hobart Town, will be sold at auction in a few days, A 12-foot DINGY for Sale, in first class condition ; sculls, grapnel, mast, and 2 suits sail', or would exchange for Rob Roy Canoe.— \ Apply AW, office of this paper. NORTH SHORE.—For Sale, an acre of Land and a two-storeyed Dwelling, ! opposite Mr Cameron's Devonport Bill. Also, the ; House and grounds at Mount Victoria, occupied bj ' Captain Casey. TO LET, a good Dwelling-house or the Lake Road, and a six-roomed House on tha Beach. —Oliver Mays, agent. ;Tf O R S A" L E, '. S Anchors \ a «««v,/i v.-*,^ ; 2 Chain Cabins } Second-hand. j For particulars apply to 1 COMBES & DALDY, [ August H, 1876. j ' tamps! tamps! tamps! ■ Lj ju Jj ': crtjickshank, miller & co, ; IRONMONGERS, 22 0, Q]JJ EEN-STBEET, Would Call Special Attention to theii s . Largk. Shipments, Ex ' Edinburgh Castle,' ' Brodick Castle,' 1 Merwanjee Framjee, OF > ROWATT'S PATENT ANUCAPNIC ! LAMPS!!! i gar These LAMPS . lAMPS ) LAMPS Abb Uiteqttalled by LAMP* , lamps any in the lamps . LAMPS Market. LAMPS f LAMPS LAMPS [ LAMPS .g* m, LAMPS 9 ESQUIRING NO CHIMNEY, ' GIVING A BRILLIANT LIGHT WITH SMALI CONSUMPTION OF OIL, ADD a Burning without SMOKE or SMEL3 r Hand Lamps, Table Lamps, Bracket Lamps, Wall Lamps. I _ anuoapnio o GLOBES, WICKS, KEROSINE, ftp.; TEMPERANCE HALL, ALBERT STREET. This Commodious Hall.with School-room adjoining " To be Let for Concerts, Public Meetings, Sunda 8 Services, or for a Public Sobool. a superior Plan n and Harmonium may b;> hired with the Hall. Appl 8 | to D. "Gbldiet, C. Robinson; or the Secretary, J. j$ I Cair.



,np HEATH E ROYAL. JL Lesse .. .. Martin Simomen, SIMONSEN'S I ROYAL ENGLTSH and ITALIAN OPERA 1 - BOUFFS COMPANY: > TO-NIGHT! W=^ Y) TONIGHT! Will be produced for the first time in Auckland, -with entirely new Scenery. Dresses, and Appointments, Auber's Grand Romantic Opera, CARLO BROSKI! CARLO BROSKI! ; CARLO BROSKI ! OR, THE LITTLE DEVIL'S SHAKE ! Ferdinand VI., King of Spain Mr H. Hodgson Maria Theresa, his \>ueen Misa M. Somers Raphael D'Estungia Mr C Florence Gil Vargas, a Licenliato, bis tutor.... Mr L. Markham Era Antunie, the Grand Inquisitor ... .Mr B. Levison Count Medrano, the Governor of the Palace... .Mr H. Leopold Oasiida, a Dressmaker Miss Minna Fisher Carlo Brosciii (her brother,. Md me. Fanny Sim onsen. Nobles, Ladies, Inquisitors, Soldiers, Ushers, Pages, Hunters, &o. New Scenery by Mr Henry Holmeß. The sole right of Performing this, the only KngHsh Version of CARLO BROSKI, belongs to Mr Martin Bimonsen, for England, Australia, New Zealand, and all the British Colonies. Neither tho whole or any part of the Opera can be produced without hia written permission. TO-MORROW: LA SONNAMBULAf AND GBAND BALLET! EE3?" Special Opkra Tbain, Boats, and 'Busses. <ar" Notice to the Inhabitants of the Suburbs.— A Special Tiniu will leave Auckland for Onehunga after the performance To-night, the 14th instant; also a Boat will leave for the North Shore; extra 'Busses will leave for Ponsonby and other districts Box-office now open at Messrs. Upton and.Go.'s, Queen-street, where a plan of the Theatre can be scon and Seats secured in advance. Prices of Admission:—Dress Circle, 6s 6d; Stalls, 4s; Pit, 23. General Agent—Mr. M. L. Raphael. Business Manager—Mr. W. T. Keith. "RETURN OF THE OLD A\) FAVORITES, Mr. and Mrs. John L. Hall, AFTER THEIR TRIP AROUND THE WORLD! ACCOMPANIED BY ME. CHARLES E. PRATT, The Eminent American Pianist. Due notice -will be given of their First Performance. itIMITIVE METHODIST JSE W : CHURCH, FRANKLIN ROAD. The Ceremony of turning the First Bod of the above Church will be performed by F. L. Prime, Esq. (ex-Mayor), To-morrow (Thoradaj) Afternoon, at 4 o'clock. - :' '■•" An Address will be delivered by the Eev W. Tin sky. The Gooa Templar Band will ba in attendance... A Collection will be made at the clos« of the Service iv aid of tho New Church Fund. At 6.30. a Public Tea will be provided in the Sheridan-street' Chapel Tickets, Is 6d each; after which Addresses will be delivered by the Revs R. F. Macnicol, J. Lockwood, W. Harris, and W. Tinsley. Chair to be take a at 7 30 by "W. Thome, Esq. I : . '' " . '■■'■.■- ■ !,. TTOLLANBAND CO., TEA. DEALERS AND GKOCEES, | i • 22 3/ QUEEN-S T H E E T, IMPORTERS, WHOLE SA L E AND EaiAll. H. & Co. respectfully invite the attention of families ' in Auckland, and the Suburbs, to their . NEW AND COMPLETE STOCK OF GOODS, and would draw special attention to the PRICES, as Marked in their Shop Windows. ■ HOLLAND & 00. ) Our TEA at2s. 6<3. ( ) New Season Jams, ( ) cannot be equalled ( ) Bd. ( ) in Auckland. ( ) ( ) ( ) Kpiller's Marmalade, ( ) Company's No.l Sugar ( ) 10d.. cheaper by the ( ) 5d ; No. 2,4Jd. ( ) dozen. , ( )II: J ' ( ) Finest Pearl Leaf ( ) -( ) Gunpr wder. 3s ;( ) Sardines, 6d, cheaper ( ) splendid for mixing. ( ) by the doz, ( Sv vi !v f _ J^! FAMILIFS WAITED ON FOR ORDERS. GOOBS DELIVERED IN TOWN" AWD SUBURBS FREE OF CHARGE TO THE PURCHASER. SHIPPING SUPPLIED. ry ii. E UfiDiSKSIGNED HAVF ON SAL Sl- PORT—Superior 03d Red, in wood and bottle SHERP.Y—Superior qualities and brands, bottled and in butts, hbds, qr.-casks, and octaves BRANDY— Hennessy's and Kartell's, in wood and : case. Also, fine old Vintages for private families and Bisquit, dv Bouche's and Ue Laago Fills, in flasks and half-flasks W.I. RTTM—3O 0.p., in hhds and qr.-casks WBISKY — Dnnville's, Greenless and Colviile's Sherriff'»lslay, John Eraser's Brackla, and Jame son's ie bnlk, and Lome's Highland, Dnnville'E, and Stewart's in cases OLD TOM —Browning's, in bulk Booths', Burnett's, and Bernard's, in case SCHNAPPS—AdoIpho Wolfe and Co.'s, quarts and pints j;V A— John de Knyper and Son's Anchor Brand, in red and green cases ; J H. Henke's Holland*, in stone jars and glass bottles, and Cologne Gin GUNGSR WINE, in qr-casks and cases OljAßjST—Medoc, Chateau, Margeaux, St Jullen, MARASCHINO—Noyeau, Curagoa, orange and white, and SarsapariUa BlTTEßS—Seiner's, Angostura, Orange, and Pomer anzen ■* • CHAMPAGNE—OIiquot's, Perriei Joueta, Moet Cotlin's, and ie '.ossy'a SPARKLING MOSBLLE—Dienhard'B quarts and p'nts LINDWMAWS CAWARRA HOCK AND CLARET l«t growth AMERICAN LIGHT WINK (MugcateUe) BOTTLED ALE—Bass's, Devenish, Tennant'i, *> llsopp'a, and Ind Coope's BOTTLED STOUT—By ass's, Blood's, and Gum ness's B A SN PALE ALB, in barrels GROCERIES, comprising—Belmont; Ozakerit, and field's Candles, Crushed Loaf Sugar, Rennetts, Saltpetre, Blacking, Blacklead, and Sardines Reckett and Son's FRENCH BLUK TiCAS and SUGARS PALE ENGLISH MALT VTN EGAR—Champion's No 24, in half-hhds. CIGARS—No2H.S.,in 500 boxes, La Caabas, Al benrne, Vqnilla de Oro, Alonzo Careohe, Sir Robert Peel. Flor de Solor, La Perla del Tabaco, and Verguero TOBACCO—Various brands P» INTS—Carson's Anticorrosion, red and atone colour; Blundell, Spence and Co's Genuine Ground and Nos 1 and 2 White Lead, Red Lead,' White Zinc, Mid Brunswick Green, and Yellow Paint*, Patent Driers, *c. Hodson and Co'i White Zinc and White T.nad, in 281b drums OILS—Raw and Boiled Linseed in drums and barrels Colza in drums, and ? owner's Kerosene NOBLE'S AND HOARE'S VAENIBHEB OAK VARNlSH—Blundell, Spence and Co's, in cases, containing 16 1 -gallon tins CORDAGB—Europe. Manilla, Bolt Rope, and Gal ,, vanized Wire Rope Composition Nails for Mnntz Metal Morewood and Rogers' Corrugated Galvanized Iron 7, 8, and 9 feet lengths Planing, Shaping, aDd Drilling Machines Power Ueared Screw Cutting Gap Lathes, 16,16, and 26 feet beds One three hundred weight Steam Hammer. S. G. & Co. have now adopted the method followed by the large London Houses of Y4TTIN9 their WINES and SPIRITS, this having teen found to secure the delivery of a higher standard of quality than otherwise obtainable. Original packages delivered ■foJtm Bond as heretofore when required. Indents executed for all kitx'iof goods. BROWN, CAMPBELL & CO.



A XT CKXAND & MEECEB 1/71 T 1 V LATE TRAIN. On Thursday cv ning, 17th instant, a Train will leave Onehunga at 7 pm,, leaving Auckland after the Opt-ra Calls at intermediate stations. By order. MA.CDONALD, General Manant>r. OUTH BRITISH FiRE AND MAKIJNE INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW ZEALAND. CAPITAL £750,000. The popularity of the South British among Tn snrers is clearly shown by the large and steady increase, of its business. The receipts on Premium account have been: First Year ~ £34,032 Second Year ....£09,041 Third Year £05,184 i Lowest rates. Prompt and liberal settlcment'stili speciallyattended. BQARDMAN> Mauasfar. PEEA GLASSES on Hire at the Dress Circle and Stalls of the New Theatre Royal, ONE SHILLING each. ~Z XPOR SYDNEY AND jLjari^ X: MELBOURNE. The fast and favourite b.s. HERO, Captain Loqah, (aocordingto telegraphic advices jnst tfi hand), left Melbourne yesterday, and is con sequently duo hese on the 25th. She will leave Auokltfnd for Sydney and Melbourno on or about TUESDAY, the 29th lnst. For freight or passage, apply to CRUIOKSHANE & CO., i ■ Agente. 16, Queen-afreet, Auckland, Auffust 16, 1876. TjJSTABLISHED 18 53. EDWARD WAYTE, wholesale and eetail bookseller and stationer, 100, Queen-street. Books for School Prftsea Birthday Gifts, School »»d College Books Map), Globei, School Diagrams, ace. Advantageous terms offered *o Country Booksellers, Stationers, Store-keepers, and Book | . buyers generally. , English IJapors and Mdgailnes regularly. TO-MORROW.. LEVI W. EATON. WILL sell ley auction at his Marfc, To-moirow (Thursday), at 11 o'cleck, 100 bunches Bananas | 1000 Cocoanuts 10 cases Citrons . : FRIDAY, AUGUST 18. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, THE subscribers will sell at the mart, Fort-atreet, on Friday next, 18th instant, at 11 o'clock, General Household Furniture, Ac, &O;, iSre. SAMUEL. COCHRANE & SON, Auctioneers. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 23, TWO O'CLOCK P.M. JFOREST AND ORNAMENTAL TREES, SHRUBS, FLOWERING PLANTS, &a, &0., &O. At Mr. C. S. Macdohalb's Nttbsbry, Nbwmakjckt. I ___ R. A R T H U R HAS been favoured with instructions from Mr C S Macdonald to sell by auplion, at b!s Ntt'.Bery, Newmarket, on Wtdneeday, 2Srdinst., at 2 o'clock, p.m., A LARGE, VARIED, AND WELL-ASSORTED LOT OF FOREST AND ORNAMENTAL TREES, SHRUBS, FLOWERING fLANIS, &0., Sx. A good opportunity for procut*rg Trees, &c, for planting, as all a t e well-wtablished aad prepared for removal. THURSDAY, AUGUST. 17 ,_ CLEARING-OUT SALE. OB1 BREECH AND MUZZLE - LOADING GUNS, RIFLES, AND REVOLVERS, The Pkopebty op Various Gentlemen who have Left the Colony. rpHE subscribers will sell at the mart, jL Fort-street, on Thursday next, 17th instant, at II o'clock, Valuable Breech-loader by Deane and Son, in case, with cartridge filling apparatus; Single-barrel Sperting Rife, in handsome and completely furnished case, by Tipping and Irfwdcn ; ve-y superior Double-barrel Fowling- Piec*, by M. Bond, London, in •sp, with all rc-qnidites; £hort Enfield Rifle, with ballets, mould, and caps; Single-barrel Fowling Piece, fitted with rifle barrel, flasks, a»d extras; Excellent Single-barrel Breech-loader, sy J Towl. Boston, with ammunition ; Kevolvers, Kevolving Kifle in cak case, Double-barrel Rifle in case, Sword, Wads, Shot, eto, etc., eto. SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, Auctioneers. B. TOJVKS.] R. C. CARE THURSDAY, AUGUST 17. CLEARING-OUT SALT! OF A BANK RUPT'S STOCK. Withoot Reserve. B. TONES & CO. HAVE been instructed to sell on Thursday next, 17th instant, at 11 o'clock, The Stock of a Bankrupt, as follows: 10 cases Roast Turkey : 8 ~ OjTsters 4 „ Green Corn 8 „ Quinces 5 „ Clams 8 „ Chicken 8 „ Cranbe>ry Sauce S „ Tymatops Molasses, Tt?a, Oatmeal. Flour, Fait, Beef, Sugar, etc., etc. i Groceries, Sauces, Tart Fruits c Oysters Ginger Wine, VfStas Confectionery, Salmon. Pomades Perfumes, houps. Biscuits Potted Meats, Gold Studs, Brushes Brooches, Comb"!, Pencils, *c., *c. Boots, Clothing, etc , etc. Ship Chand'ery and Whaling Tackle - Side Lights, Fas Lights Cabin Lamps, Blocks and Shears Spinning Gin. Copper Pump Fog iiorn. Telescope Blook Pins, copying Press Head Spades, Harpoons Copper Ladle, &c , &c. Withoxjt Reserve. mHB HAYMARKET. FOR SALE, Good Samples- Oats, Ss the bushel Barley, 4s „ Maize, 5s „ ALFRED BUCKLAND.