UNKNOWN

SEBR-EIEPOREBODINGS 1

A PROBABLE DBEABFUL

DEATH!!

THE POLICE IN SEARCH,

MEN OUT ON THE HUNT BETWEEN COROMANDEL AND CABBAGE BAY !

PROFOUND SYMPATHY SHOWN EOR

THE UNHAPPY MAN,

On Monday week last a bushman known by the name of George Baynes or Beans, who bore tbe sobriquet among his bushmates of Gingerbread, left Cororoandel for Cabbage Bay. -At the time he left he expressed him self as being quite able to perform the journey. As he left full of spirits it was presumed that he had been indulging freely at the time. Be was a light hearted deil-ma-care sort of man, greatly respected by all to whom he was known. In his early days he was betrothed to a young woman eminent for her many domestic virtues and accomplishments. She was by occupation a clear-sta-cher; by religion a Calvanist and Pedestinarian, Baynes or Beans, as we think we have said, was a man generally full of spirits. He had been heard to say to some of his friends before leaving Coromandel that a Jight heart and a thin pair of breeches with the occasionable loan of half a crown would carry him a great way on in the world. As we have noticed in the begining of our report Banynes or Berns left Coromandel on Monday week last and has not since been heard of; that is of course only to the best of the knowledge and belief of those who had not been informed where he was. The night of the day on which Banynes or Berns left Coromandel was pitchy black—black as fell Erebus. The spirit of darkness had thrown his sable mantle over the night. Banynes has not been heard of. as we have before stated, and the most horrible surmisingß are abroad as to his fate. It is surmised by those who know the intervening country between Coromandel and Cabbage Bay, that one of four things have happened to the miserable man. He has either been swept out to sea by the cruel undertow of the oceon tide ; or he has fallen down a deserted shaft where he may be now perishing from hunger, cold, and water; or he may have wandered into the fastnesses of the bush where he now lies stark dead, the victim of a cruel and grasping Government who have not made roads and bridges leading through the bush of a thickly uninhabited country. Tbe fourth surmise is that Baynes or Benns will be found quietly established in .some bush public house, where, if looked for he will be found enjoying his favourite game of euchre or five card cribbage. This last suggestion, it is probable, will prove correct, and the police are now actively en quiring of all the houses of Coromandel whether Baynes or Benns, has been sticking up his losses or pocketing his gains at their establishments.— Coromandel Mail.

PRESENTATION TO MR. H. N. BREWER.

On Saturday night Mr H. N. Brewer, the late Sub-Collector of Customs at Onehunga, was presented with a comp^mentary address and a purse of £100, on the occasion of his retirement from active life. The presenta tion took place at Mr Hardington's Manukau Hotel, and was made by Mr G. M. O'Rorke, M.H.R., on behalf of the subscribers. The ceremony, which was witnessed by a very numerons assemblage, was of a most interest ing character, and was accompanied by Some excellent speeches. ' Mr O'Rorke, who paid a most sincere and clamorously reoeived compliment to Mr Brewer's andoviating career of honesty and straigh-f-rwaa-ness, was seconded in his remarks by Mr A. Beat ham. Mr Brewer, who was overo«_ae at this evidence of this "kindly eat.e_t_ in which he had been and was still held, replied in very feeling terms.—The Chairman next proposed the health of Mr Brewor, which was drnnk with all the honors.—After the chief business was thus concluded, the healths of Captains Wheeler and Lloyd were were drunk ; also those of the ChairmaD, Mr Barnes, Mr Hardington, Mr Thos. Hender son, and Mr Wynyard. The toast of the Press finished the list. The evening was pent in an exceedingly pleasant manner, nd the occasion will be agreeably recollected y those who took part in it for some time o come.

MEETINGS AN 0 AMUSEMENTS.

"BL4CK SHEEP."

_ _CH was the title of the drema on Saturday even ing at tho Prince of Wales Theatre. The drama was one of peculiar merit, being one of the produc tions cf Sterling Coyne, whose earlier farces vfhere performed in 1836. in Dublin. Mr Co;ne is aho the author of the afterpiece represented here a few weels ago, " Did you ever send your wife to Camber well?" Mr Coyte is an Irishman, and now in his 72nd year, continues hisrraycy dramatic sketches and critiques to the Sunday Times newspaper, witb which he has been connected ior more than twenty yens. So much for the author of the " Black Sheep," which was presented to an Auckland audience on Saturday evening. We notice that ihe management of the Prince of Wales, are desirous of producing dramas of a higher literary order, and In this laudable desire they should receive sufficient patronage. Miss Carry George represented Harriet, and Mr Lawrence came forth ss Stewart Boulh, and these character were prerented with a completeness and force wh'ch Ins rarely been equalled and never surpassed on the local Btage. Thin drama contains an oft-repeated story from life, and show how a brave woman, though adverse to wickedness, will do her utmost to screen a bad insn from the hands of jnstice in his mad career, .he play admits of but few prominent characters, consequently many are left in the back ground. Miss Lizzie Morgan played the part of Mrs Bembridge with much appreciation of the peculiarities of the heroine, and threw a great deal of energy into the char»cter. Mr Collier illustrated Phillip Dean With as much animation as could be admitted. Mr Charles Bearle. as the country Magistrate, was highly amnslng, his delineation of justice was perfect. »irs Searle also wa« truly Mrs Cnruthers, while Miss lizzie Busche impersonated pretty Clara to a nicety. Mr Sweeney also with his fresh, youthful appearance, did we-1113 Tallow. In short "Black Sheep" was a •access. The piece announced for. this evening is ' Henry Dunbar," intensely sensational, from ihe pen of Mrs John Maxwell, better known as Mi's Braddon, the authoress of Lady Audley's Secret Miss Carry George will appear as Margaret Wentworth th d heroine of the novel from which the play Is adapted.

THE ROYAL MARIONETTES,

These fairy performers will make their entrance into colonial life to-morrow evening, at the City HaJI, in full costume and dramatic order. The little people b'iog with them high testimonials and encomium as to character and ability from .erne of tbe leading London journals, arid their appearance at the Crystal Palace caused qnlte a furore of intense enjoyment, and it is said that her most Gracious Majesty, the Qaeen, l&ughted outright ; hence the prefix "royal." which tha Marionettes acquired through that happy Circumstance, Everything in connection with the the Royal Marionettes is exact and strictly in union With the Government of the Liliputian Republic. "r,ev have their own scenery, and peculiarly original mode of performing, and are invulnerable to wearine-ss, nervous disr-ase, and those ills wbhrn nsnaliy afflict mortals. They will interest the public this evening with three distinct entertainments, of Wnich we shall speak with more confidence to morrow evening after our first interview.

CLAIR'S MAGNET TROUPE.

A complimentary concert will be given to Mr E. pair on the Queen's Birthday. Mr Clair has laboured long and earnestly in the way ef public amusements for bcnevnlpnt and good objects, and «s suoporters have rightly considered that Mr Clair « entitled to some consideration. The programme "511 be duly announced, coniisting of a chair performance a la Christy, comio and sentimental Bm g3, and a quadrille party.

TEMPLAR'S SATUBDAY NIGHT. On Saturday evening the Templar* held t-l»lr usual weekly entertainment in the Young Men's Christian Association and we regretted to «*-s»»ve a want of decorum and proper conduct on t_e pstft ef many young persons therein assembled. Ooi_y«rsation lollies flew about tbe room in aU di-ectlena, and one young forty was struck in the nye, aod has not vet recovered, by one of theie foolish a.ts. Seme of tho songs also, were not of a character calculated to improve the young; we refer more p»rtlc_la»ly to the .^"idon Fisherman," sung by a vocalist of the mma W Bishop, a song which should not be tolerated in a . x, emr>lar'g meeting. We do not blame Mr McKenzie the chiirman, either for the misconduct of erratic boy hood, or the want of thought of singers whos. good sente should direct them in the choice of songs; but _? c^2 n°t help censuring singers, like Mr Bishop, who r. Ski poSßess a better taste. On the other hand, nothing cord, be more pleasing than the songs of Miss *Wj and another lady who sang, "Silver Threads " i," n„ muoh tastft. Mr Allen's comic songs and reclta wona are Invariably good, and selected with diwrimina

tion and much judgment. Mr Carter sang with much spirit the fine song of "Scotland," a truly noble ballad. Messrs Field, Jamie-son, Gray, and Franklin amused the audience with comic recitations. MRS WILTSHIRE. This lady finished her tremendous walk at ten na-aito past eight on Saturday night, amid tumultu ous applause. About 500 people were nresent to see tie hst three miles walked, when Mriewisson had pre mlsed to walk with the fair rer.C-trian. He kept his word to Ihe best of his ability, for the lady warmed np from her fagged condition of the after noon, and finished with a great spirit at nearly six miles an hour, which left our entsrprisicg jeweller r.th.r behind. Mrs Wiltshire's powers of endurance must re tremendous, for she had walked dead beaten, so to speak, for tho >a«t eight hours, but she refused to allow pxhausicd nature to have her way. After the 1(0 miles hid been posted up, the lady continued her c urse till two more mile- hnd been traversed in order to make up for the fragments of the laps over and _bove the 28 wt-ith hud to ba go. c over ea"h mile. The Artillery Band greete. her arrival at the finish of her journey with "See the Conejur-iinK Hero Comes." A purse was made up for Mr* Wiltshire in the Hall and resulted in a gocd sum beitg collected. Some amusing incielents cccurreel eluring the walk. At about 1 o'clock on S •-< unlay nir rning a blue jiOktt undertook the task of pilot and starting off in front of Mrs Wiltshire kept the pare up merrily for nearly six hours including half an hour's rest. He w*lk ed over 20 miles and varied the monotony of the thing by si. ging and chatting in the most lively mauner. He also carried a small flag, at d was evident ly very much tal>en with the nov-lty of the thing We learn that no ill effects have followed Mr. Wiltshire's giianic feat cf endurance.

Arrival of the La Escocesa.

The ship Fscccesa was signalled this morn ing, and is now coming up the horbour as we go to press. She has made a capital run from Loudon, this being only her 89fch day out. She comes consigned to the New Zea land Shipping Co.. and brings a full cargo and the following passengers : —

Passengers—Saloon: Mr L Delahmye, Mr N Walker, Mr T Rastmon. and Mr P Walker. Second clnss: Messrs Ed a_el Win W Harvey Mr and Mrs B Wig more and daughter, Mifs L H Laurence, and Mr Jas and Mrs V, Chandler. Steeraee :Mr and Jas Carlow, son unil diii-liter, Mr Thos J- ffrey, Messrs O at.d A AY Gaze, Mr Fred W Cook, Mr Thos Wheeler, Mr and Mrs Wm Printing, Mr and Mrs Edwd Davies, Miss CI .ra D-Vis, Mr Crawford D-vies.Mr William Davies. Miss Madeline Davies, and three children, Mr James Dukes, Mr Adam McCcmb, and Mr Otto Gcinisch. CARGO. Tcr I.a Escocesa from London : Plain cotton, L 224 ; coloured cottons, L 88; printed cottons, L 144; woollens and worsteds, L 166; flannels, Lno; linen, in cases, Llls ; cotton and woollens, L 258 ; waterproof anel indiani-ber goods, Ll4 ; ribbons, L3B ; hosiery, L 62 ; sewing thread, Lno; haberdashery, L 585 ; apparel, 1,2,035 I blankets, L 644 ; felt hats and caps, L 137 ; dressed leather, L 412; wrought leather, L 791; saddlery, Li,226 ; floor cloth, L 127 ; vestas, 52 cases ; blacking, 10 packages ; agricultural implements, L 375 ; rails and general machinery, 1-4,863; books, L 587; paper, 247 cwt.; stationery, 1.45; paperhangings. Ll4B ; up holstery. L 120; iron bedsteads, L4B; brushware, L 165; plated and papier-machie goods, L 39 ; toys, L 54 ; fire arms, L 25; pianos, L 80; agricultural and garden seeds, L 120; safety fuze, Lno ; iron tanks, Ln ; lead shot, 2 tons ; chain and anchors, 3 tons ; hardward and cut lery, 1.2,397 ! hrir and rod iron, 65 tons ; sheet iron, 6 tons ; plate iron, 8 tons ; pig iron, 74 tons ; galvanized iron, 11 tons ; tin plates, 20 boxes ; ingot tin, 3 cwt.; iron nails, 10 tons ; wire and wire rope, 19 tons ; zinc, 8 tons ; linseed oil, 476 gallons ; olive oil, in bulk, 75 gallons ; paint colours, L 383 ; flint glass. L 124 ; foreign window glass, L 440; plate glass, L 6; china and earthenware, LC4 ; glass bottles, L 172 ; canvas, L 95 ; lines and twine, Ll2 ; slates, 17 tons ; cement, 700 bar rels ; cigars, 92 lbs,; brandy, in bulk, 2,600 gallons; brandy, in case, 1,090 gallons ; rum, 128 proof gallons ; geneva, 360 proof gallons ; British spirits, in hulk, 244 proof gallons ; British spirits, in case, 373 proof gallons ; foreign mixed spirit, 792 proof gallons ; perfumed spirits, 7 gallons; white wine, 53 gallons; beer, in glass, 3 barrels of 36 gallons; preserved fish, L 145 ; salt, L 44 ; assorted oilmen's stores, L 496; vinegar, 1,400 gallons ; foreign salad oil, 399 gallons ; cocoa, 53 cwt. ; chocolate, 14 cwt. ; nuts, 50 baskets ; isinglass and gelatine, Ll3 ; mustard, L 242 ; starch, LB9 ; blue, L 46; tapioca, 5 cwt.; patent groats, 11 cwt. ; soda crystals, 3 tons ; bi-carbonate of soda, 20 cwt. ; soda ash and potash, 11 tons ; caustic soda, 5 tons ; candles, British and foreign, 48 cwt.; soap, soap, 6" cwt.; raisins, 119 cwt. ; currants, 258 cwt. ; figs, 12 cwt. ; carraway seed, 2 cwt. ; ginger, 2 cwt. ; confectionery and peel, 140 cases ; apothecary ware, Li,4 r,9 ; tartaric acitl, 5 cwt. ; baking powder, Ln ; corn flour, L 43.

TELEGRAPHIC.

GRAHAMSTOWN.

(From our own Correspondent.)

Suspicious Fire

This day

A suspicious fire occurred last night in Grahamstown, in the Court House Hotel, a detached building just opposite the Govern ment Buildings. The hotel is unoccupied, tbe proprietor being a man named Percy, a debtor under the Debtors' and Creditors' Act. The ground landlord is Mr. Ehrenfried, but Percy had mortgaged the premises to Mr. Sommerville, of Auckland. The pre mises were insured for £300 in the Norwich Union. They had just been taken by Mr Banks of Whangarei, who was in Auckland pur chasing stock. A man named Copland lived in the back premises, and had to light the lamp in front of the hoi) Be. He did this at six o'clock, and states that all was then safe, and he saw no indications of fire. At eight o'clock an alarm was raised, and on breaking open the door the place was found full of smoke, but no flames were visible, but the partition between the store-room and front parlour soon burst into blazes. Flames then ascended to ceiling of the first floor, and appeared to be spreading through the building, but the exertions of the Fire Brigades and Volunteers, with a plentiful supply of water and a bucket brigade, formed'across the road to some Jwater tanks together with the brigades' hose which played with good effect and soon mastered the fire. The only damage was to the interior walls. All the rest of the building being saved.

Serious Accident,

A rather serious accideufc occurred to a member of the Shortland Brigade named Charles Fegan who fell from the roof and was removed insensible. He was conveyed to the Hospital where it was found that his arm was broken.

The Gold returns published in the Advertiser show a total for the month G,152 ounces, being an increase of over 2,000 ounces over the previous month. Several people are trying to lease the Hot Springe near Miranda.

COROMANDEL.

(From our own Correspondent.) This Day.

Confirmation Service.

Bishop Cowie held a confirmation service here yesterday evening. Thirty-three persons were presented for confirmation. Christ Church was crowded, and many people could not obtain admission.

There was nothing from the mines to day.

ALEXANDRA.

(Per Press Telegram Agency.) This day,

IrTativ. Produce.

There is no native produce now whatever coming in for sale, the up-country natives having combined not to sell at present market rates.

Tawhiao is still at Hikurangi. There is very little- chance of any meeting taking place between the Governor, McLean, and Tawhiao this season.

NAPIER.

(From our own Correspondent.) This day.

Arrived yesterday : Southern Cross. She leaves to-morrow for Auckland. The Pretty Jane leaves this afternoon.

The Colima's Passengers. Sailed on Sunday, at; 11 30 a.m. : Colima, for Auckland. Passengers.—Miss Brewer, Mrs Clarke, Miss Campbell, Mr and Mrs Fitzgerald and child, Messrs Condie, Holmes, Passmore, J. Mafct, Thomas, Griffiths, Cap tain Ellis.

DUNEDIN.

[Per Press Telegram Agency.] Sunday.

The Fire Brigade. . The members of the Wellington Fire Bri gade will be entertained at lunch by the Dune din Brigade. Councillor Isaacs has given notice in the City Council for the formation

of a paid Fire Brigade, instead of the present volunteers.

The Races,

The handicap for the Tradesmen's Race is not declared, owing to handicappers being unable to agree. The Jockey Club commit tee meet to-night tojjsettle the matter.

POSTPONEMENT.

OwiNGfto the late anivalof the Marionette Troupe, the opening night kas been post poned until to-morrow.

RESIDENT MAGISTRATES' COURT- This Day.

(Before R. C. Barstow, Esq., R.M.) A case between John VVeston v. Morgan Morgan was heard this afternoon, Mr Dufaur for plaintiff and Mr Joy for defendant. The parties had been shipmates and friends, and interchange of favors bad taken place be tween them, the balance apparently being in favor of plaintiff to the amovnt claimed, £5 lis, but when the particulars were explained, one of which was for £2 for Mr John Adean, out of which 30s had been charged for drinks, and when it was considered that defendant found their bed and crockery and paid for the greater part of their food, and had paid over £6 beside, his Worship at once gave judgment for defendant with costs.

THIS SHAREMARKET.

Bank of New Zealand—buyers, £17 2j Gd sellers, £17 ss. National Bank - Buyers, 755, Colonial Bank--buyers, 30s. South British Insurance— 04. Gd ; buyers, 54s ; sellers, 553. National Insurance—Buyers, 23s Gd. Standard, do.—buyers, lis. 3d. Auckland Gas—buyers, £10 5s Union Sash and Doon Company—sellers,

Moanataira—Sellers, 20s. Caledonian (double) —sellers, 21s. Karargahake— Sellers, 4s. Palmerston—Sellers, 2. 9d. Cure—S.liers, Ga Gd. Queen of May—3s 9d ; sellers, 43. Union Beach—7ls 6d, 74s ; buyers, 72s Gd ; sellers, 755. Tokatea—e.ellers, 10. Gd. Royal Oak—Sellers, Gs. Bismaick-Seileis, G. Gd. T-itua-t-ellers, 9_. Red Queen—Buyers, Is.

COMMERCIAL.

Messrs Cochrane and Son sold to-day, by order of the mortgagee, a valuable faim at East Tamaki, containing 30G acres, in the occupation of Mr Wm. Gray, for the sum of £2205. The city properly was passed.

Probable Infanticide.

While engaged in his contract iv rec'aimiog land in Pieman's Bay, this morning, Mr Mar tin Dcnagher espied the naked body of a child iv tho water close to the shore. He called one of his.men, and the two together drew the body to land, aud covered it up decently. Constable Naughton was sent for, and that officer removed the corpse to the dead-house. The flesh of the face was considerably mutilated by fish but with this exception there was no mark of violence on the body which is that of a newly born infant An itquest will be hell on the ..mains at 2 o'clock to-morrow afternoon at the Freeman's Bay Hotel.

Accident.

This morning a dray and horse belonging to Captain H Elliott, in backing on the A.S.P. Co's tee, went clean over the parapet on to the deck of the b.s. Scotchman. The tail of the cart alighted on the deck, and the horse remained suspended in the harness between the shafts, and the man in charge was just able to keep hold of his head. The accident occurred just under one of the cranes, and a steam winch being brought into play, the whole apparatus, cart, horse, and harness were hoisted back on to the wharf. Neither the horse nor the dray was injured. The animal, a big bay, was singularly quiet during the unpleasant incident.

IBE BVl__jj_j_ BTAB, MONDAY, MAY 8, 18T8



Mr. W. Buchanan is a passenger for England by the Colima to-night. This gentleman has been deputed by the North Shore Ferry Company to proceed home for the purpose of superintending the purchase and bringing out of a new iron paddle steamer to be placed by the Company in the Thames trade. Mr. Buchanan will use his own judgment in selecting the vessel, and few men could be named in Auckland whose discretion could be more implicitly relied on. We learn that the boat will he as nearly as possible 140 feet long, with a beam of 18 ft., and a speed of from 11 to 12 knots. She is to be equally adapted for passengers and cargo. Mr. Buchanan expects to be back in about six months time. He to-day gave in his resignation as City Councillor and member of the Harbour Board.



On Friday evening the gentlemen of the Rowena office, on the wharf, (Captain Macgregor's), were surprised by the sudden appearance of a stranger, in the form of an opossum, which leaped, through the window and commenced a variety of capers after his kind to the great amusement of the specta tors. The sportive animal is still in the pos session of Captain Macgregor, who will be glad to hand him over to the rightful owner on application at his office.



Messrs. Holmes Brothers are themselves the successful tenderers for the contract for renairing the s.s. Durham. The cost is to be~£l_o.



The barque Glenlora is to sail for London at daylight to-morrow morning.



LOST on Sunday, 30th April, in Newton, a Black and Tan English Terrier Slut, abont eight months old.— Whoever will return the same to A. L. Carlile, Cornor of Queen and West Queen-streets, Newton, will receive Five Shillings.— A. C. Carlile. FOR SALE, Cheap a good Rakery Business, with first-class Connection, and Im mediate Possession can be had. Apply to JOHN SOPPET, No. 8, Queen-street. FOR SALE, in the Town of One hunga, on easy terms, a Paddock of 13 seres of Grass Land, well fenced, double frontage —Apply to Captain Symonds, Onehunga; or the Herald Office. WILL Mr Jones, late of Wainui School, bo kind enough to call at Education Board office. . ■ WAIST ED, one or two Improvers to the Cibinetmaking, accustomed to the chaimiaking preferred ; also, an intelligent Boy to lenrn tbe wood-carving and fret-cutting.—W. Short, Steam Fret Works, bottom of Cook-street. WANTED, a respectable Lad to wait at table, and make himself generally useful.—Charles Burton's new shop, Arthur's Mart, Queen-street. ANTED, a regular supply of Fresh Butter and New Laid Eggs for Clias. Burton's New Confectionery Establishment, near Dornwell's, Queen-street. Price not so important as quality.—Queen-street and Parnell. WANTED, a good General Servant. Apply at the Star Hotel, Newton. WANTED, an experienced General Servant; washing given out—Mrs Samuel Brown, Shortland Crescent. WANTED, a good Tailor, also a respect-! .3 Boy as an apprentice,—Alwin ger. Tailor, Victoria-stiver. ANTED, a good General Servant. —Mrs Easdown, Queen-street. WANTED, a smart Boy used to the Shoemaking.T-J. Caulton, Bootmaker, Wake fielei-Btreet. .- -7 r.-.'. ■■'■ , ■ ■--



T ° B IJ —-1 LDE Rs§ Tenders will be received till noon of RATUBD -V, ihe 13th iust, for the erection of a Concrete Building, for Ihe Bank of Now Z aUnd. Plans, etc, at my cllic.. Quen-street. HDWABD MAHONEY, Architect. TDUTTER! BU.TIiR! BUTTER! First Class Fresh and Halt Taranaki Butter atl3 4d per lb. can be had at Myn' tt's Stall in the Market npt) BOOTMAKERS.—Wanted a JL Hand on Womans' Work ; constant employ ment to a good sleatly hand.—W. J. Offer and Co., Iliis'.irl ll'use, Qneen-street. ANTED, a Girl about 15 or 16 yevrg of age —Mrs Gianf, College Road. OO 7" TRADE.—Wanted three good Workmen —Apply at once to W. Brownhill, 70, Qneen-street OOTMAKER.—Wanted a first class Hand at sown work—Apply C. Frost, Shortlanrl-slreet WAN^ED^hipwrightsand Joiners. Apply on beard s.h. Durham at 8 a.m, to morrow morning. WANTED, by a respectable married Woman, to go out by the day to wash or scrub, or would take in washing or sewing.—Address EP. at this office. WA NTED, a smart Lad used to the Grocery Business.—Apply at the Auckland Store, Onehnnga. WANTED, a respectable young Girl, a good needlewoman, for the Umbrella Cover Making.— W. Tennant, the Umbrella Depo f, Grey-street WANTED, a respectable Girl to make herse'f useful.—For address apply at this t trice. WANTED, as Lodger, a respectable Man in a comfortable homo Terms in clusive. £t pr week. No child rem—Encmire at Mr Baxter's, Grocer, Karangahape Road. WANTKD, at once, two good Caulkers for two days : wages 15s per day.— R. Gibbons, Church-street, Onehunga. T)IT A NTED, a Girl about 14.—Mrs. ¥ v I Burnett, Eden Crescent, three doors from Wynyard House. W "ANTED, a Female GeneraTSer vant; references required. — Mrs Tole, College-street. Ponsonby. VACANCIES for Apprentices to D'ffcsmaking,—Apply Mrs. Harding, top of Grey-street. \^/ ANTED, for The cormtry,~a * ™ Married Conp'e, the wife must be a eoncl Cook, tho huobaud to make himself itenerally useful. —M»s Dickeson's, Carlton Goro Road, corner Regent street, HPO PAINTER S.—Wanted two J Hands.— G. Bishop, Newmarket. D"~EVON PORT.—Two "good Family Residences to Let.—Obver May*, Po-t-oflico Sloro.__ OOARD & RESIDENCE for four or ** five rerpeoiablo yount? men.-Apply to Mrs Hughes, ihica el ors belew Duffy's grocery ttorc, Hob'on-str'et. Terms moderate. WANTED, by a gentleman, Board Residence : not more than a mile and a-half from the Post-o!licc ; _ privato sitting room preferred Address, stating particulars, to B„x No 132, Post cilice, Auckland. WANTED, a Barmaid for a up stairs Bsr.—Apply b-tween 6 and 7 o'clock thin r-veMr,. n H»o T^xehanpc Hotel, Qneen-street. WK I T I W G and Bookkeeping TfiUght. Strictest sreroty. Separate rooms for ladies.—Address Mr Nichobou, 98, Grey street, Auckland. fpO TAILORS.—Wanted, a good ~«- Coat Hand. -John F. Saunelers, Queen-_trc_t. W"TNT_.DTanlnvalid's Hand Car ihge.— Apply office ot this paper. ANTED, a General Servant— Mrs R. H. Stevenson, Shelly Beach Boad, Ponsonhy. ANTED KNOWN, on Saturday next, and every Salutday from 4 till 10. the Auckland Turkish Baths will bo open at 2s each till further notice. WANTED, a Machinist to work one of Thomas's MBchines; also a Harness maker.—Apply to W. S. Jones, Wholesale Saddler, Queen-street. ANTED, by a Lady and Gentle man, a Furnished Silting and Bodroom, 1 willi use of Kitchen, in a quiet private family, fifteen minutes walk from Post-office.— Address TW, at this office. WANTED, a General Servant; must bo a good laundress. References re tiuired. —Mrs Elliott Meter, Symonds-st.cet, second house past Choral Hall. ANTED Known, that E. Carr offers special advantages to buyers of Tim her at tho Walkawau Yards, Custom-house-street and Breakwater Road. ANTED KNOWN, that John! Taylor is prepared to supply all kinds of I Timber, Posts, Rails, Palings, Shingles, House I Blocks, Doors, Saßhes, Mouldings, &c, at the lowest possible prices, at Yard, Breakwater Road. All orders attendeel to with despatch ANTED Known, that the Fitting Shop, Sewing Machine and Howe's Agency, is REMOVED to Vulcan Lane, corner of High-street. Only the highest class'machines kept in stock. Bepniis to all machines properly done. Steam Guages repaired, tested, and adjusted. WANTED, Subscribers to Magazines to know that they can have the numbers Handsomely Bound, at a trifling cost. Music and other Binding done in best styIe.—WILLIAM LEYS Machine Ruler and Account-Book Manufacturer, next door to the Evening Stab Office, Wyndham street. ANTED KNOWN, that J.MORRISON is prepared to execute all kinds of ASPHALTING at reasonable prices.— Address Newton Road. O BAKERS.—Wanted a Second or Junior Hand; one accustomed to delivery of bread, etc.. etc, perferred. A Permanent Situa tion for a steady, industrious young man.—Apply to 7,' Wyndham-street; or, by letter, to John Hall, Ota*iihu, ANTED KNOWN, L. H. Green, Nurseryman and Gardener, is prepared to execute-at reasonable rates all orders by contract which bo may be favoured with, for Laying out New Gardens or renovating old ones, snd planting the same with Shelter Trees, Ornamental and Flowering Plants, &c —Seafleld View Nursery, April 25,1876. "A 5 T E A Intending Purchasers of Riding Saddles and Bridles, &c, to know that the undersigned has just received a very superior lot of Saddles, which he is selling at 555. each, complete with mounts; Bridles, 6s; 6d. each; by far the best value in Auckland. AU other goods proportionately cheap. Save the impor ter's profit, by buying direct from W. S. JONES. Wholesale and Retail Saddler, Importer and Manu acturcr, Queen-street, WANTED Known, wheie Cheap Iron and Brass Castings can be had with dispatch, and at astonishing low prices :—Ship Dumps, Is $ 11>; Rudder Bands, Dove-tail Plates, General Brass Work, Is 5d lb; Iron Castings, Sash Weights, 15s $ cwt; Fire Bars. 16s $ cwt; Ship Castings of every description, Windlass Gear and Patent Winches (double and single purchase), Plough Metals, Pipes, Grates. Stove Metals, all proportiona tely cheap at .!. KELLY'S Freeman's Bay Foundry. Highest price given for old Iron and Brass. ANTED KNOWN, that Henry Probert. Cabinet Maker, Upholste»er. 's. d General House Furnisher, etc, has just received a large and well-sjsorted stock of English and American Chairs, which he is offering very cheap. Good Sound Chair at 4s. 4s 6d, ss, and 6s ; warranted to give satisfaction or the money returned. &&~ Note the address :—The Cheap Furniture, Mattresses, and Ship's Bedding Establishment, nearly opposite the Post-office. ShorHand-street. WANTED KNOWN, L H". Green is prepared to supply all kinds of Coniferce Trees. Shrubs, Climbing Plants, Camellias, Azaleas, and Magnolias Roses, Fns,hias, Stove and Green house Plants. FroitfTrees. &r>. Ac., at Seafleld View Nursery, or in the Market House every Friday and Saturday. N.B.—All orders left with the Maiket Inspector will promptly attended to. WANTED Known, Jno. C. Clough, Mnchinift, Masefield- Buildings, Albert street, is the oJdeßt. established and only practical maker and repairer of Sewing Machines in the pro vince. All work guaranteed of best materials and quality, and lowest remunerative charge;- 7 : '■•': "WANTED. KNOWN, ■ .that I D. v,V GOLDI_ is prepared to supply all kinds of • Timber and other Building Materials, including Sashes, Doors, Mouldings. Broad Timber, House Blocks, Posts, Ralls, Bardwood Felloes, Shifts, Iron Barkand Bine Gum Laths, Shingles, &c, &c, at the lowest-market price; at his Yards, Custom-house^ -Btrejet. i rj'i jj, "K. _;V }]i sv: Jy/Yi ' ,{)"



WANTED to SELL. 600 rolls of Paperhangings at Gd per roll, 5s per dozen; 25 dozen Cut Tumblers from Ss to lis per dozen; 1 case of Wax Fruit, with glass shades, from 5s 6<3 each ; Slate Pen il., Ss per groes; boxes, 6 Pencils in each box, 9d per dozen boxes ; Riding Whips, Is 6d each ; Bass Brooms, 1r; about 6.000 Chairs, Tables, Chests of Drawers, Sofas, and Toys of all sorts, only ltl and 2el each ; pint bottles of good Ink, three for 2s Od ; small bottles, lOd per dozen; Hams, lOd lb; Bacon, 7d lb ; good Bine, lOd lt>; Cayenne Pepper, 5d per bottle, worth Is; Bead Mais from la to 3_ Cd ; Bead Baskets, from Is to 4a Gd each ; good Pens, Is per gross ; Box Cream Lid Note Paper, 6 quires, for Is; 400 Looking Glasses, 3d to lsc-ich; pint bottles of Ink, 8s per- dozen ; G.OOO assorted Combs, only 2d each; Ladies' Riding Whips from 9d to 2s each; superior Work Boxes from _» 6d to 6% less than cost; large lot of Dolls ; cheap lot of Chi-nons from Is 4d; Plates from 8d each ; lot of asport. d Ribbons cheap ; Fancy Scap Babies, only 2d each. Is 6d jitrdoz n; good Needles, only Gd per 100 ; and a variety of other things cheap; 20 boxes of Arlificial Flowers, very chean.-Apply to H. WATT., General Dealer, Pitt street. HOUSE, Land, and General Com mie-ion Agent, Registry for Servants.— N.B. —It is indispensable that applicants shall have flood characters. Letters from Ladies and Gentle men i r the Country will bo promptly and strictly attended to. Offices: High-street (Clarke), Auckland. RITATE Board and Lodgings for Gentleman only in Parnell.—For address apply at this office. TO LET, Premises suitable foy Bottling, consisting of Cellar, Sheds, and Stable, with a good well of water,—Apply at ihe Fitting Shop, Vu'can Lane. *v___ S '■s* c°LT MA" Wmmiimm notice to passengers. A Ferry Steamer is appointed to leave tho Wharf or the Colima. THIS (Monday) EVENING, at 10 o'clock, OWEN & GRAHAM, Agents. BJNCE OF WALES THEATRE. LeSßee and Manager..Mr. R. W. Lawrence, LAST NIGBT BUT ONE OF MISS CARRY GEORGE. THIS (MONDAY) EVENING—fom Taylor's Great Drama, in fonr acts, HENRY DUNBAR !—Margaret Wentworth, Miss Carry Georgo. To conclude with a Fa vctrrite Farce. Change of Preigrammo Nightly. A limited mimbei of Family and Weekly Tickets (transferable) at the- following reduced rates:—Lress Circle, £1 (G admissions); Stalls, 12b Gd (fi admisnions); to be had at tho Theatre from 1 p.m. till 2 p.m. p I T V HALL, OPENING NIGHT UNAVOIDABLY POSTPONED (Owing to the Late AnnivAr. op tiik Hawka) until TO-MORROW (TUESDAY). TWELVE NIGHTS ONLY. jy['D.NOUGH AND J^ARKSHAW'S ROYAL MARIONETTES. (Fbom the Crystal Palace). Pronounced by the Press and tho Public of all nations to be the GRANDEST ENTERTAINMENT IN THE WORLD !! ! m. THE ROYAL MARIONETTES ! „g* Being Hum own ScE-eiiy, * ANH GIVE THREE DISTINCT ENTERTAINMENTS !!! THE CHBISTY MINSTRELS! ITAiLAN FANTOCCINI AND LITTLE RED.RIDING HOOD! The Charm of the Household I Closing with tho GRAND TRANSFORMATION SCENE! The most Gorgeous Scene ever shown to an Auckland Public. Reserved Seats, 4s; Second Seals, 3s; Back Seats, 2s. MI D-D AY PERFORMANCE ON SATURDAY. JJEW J)RESS -IfATEEIALS. H. ATKINS HAS OPENED ALL THE NEW STYLES OF DRESS MATERIALS __B THE AUTUMN & WINTER SEASON, COMPRISING— ! PLAIN AND FANCY GOODS, I PLAIN WINCEYS, j FRENCH MERINOS j BLACK VELVETEENS I SERGES ' ; BLACK SILK VELVET &0,, &a, &c. A SPLENDID STOCK OF BLACK SILKS, Same as always kept in Stock, and noted as decidedly the Best Wearing in the Market. THE PRICES OF BLACK SILKS ARE THE LOWEST IN AUCKLAND. A VERY HEAVY STOCK of BLANKETS, . Bought much under value, to bo SOLD CHEAP. -bastings, Quilts, Long Curtains, Calicoes, and ') - Manchester Goods.- Splendid value in this Department. , ; "QUEEN'S HOUSEHOLD PATTERN" TABLE LINEN. Just Opened, a Beautiful Pattern. Will wear a ,jli|?time. All sizes in stock, with Napkins to match, and the Price Very reasonable. . ~. n . ■ :'■■-" '■'-'' '"" ■ '■'■ NEW CLOTHING ! NEW TWEEDS 1 . Cheap Tweeds for Boys' wear. REAL MOSGIEL TWEEDS, 3s lid PER YARD. j H. ATKINS.. . -•_-... ! E;-..:-i;r_*Si--_-'C. t«-S Or ... . : .;•_-;■.: -5 ■.(:..i



fIHORAL HALL.—A Miscellaneous \J Concert will ba given in tha > bove H.-.1l on taon d= y t vv! ig, May 15, in aid of the Engine or and ' ity End F.ud A Select Qidrillo P_rty af;er tho con cert, lictets, 2s 6d ench ; may be^had oi any of the numbers cf tbe Hand. gILOOTING SEASON, 1876. E. PORTER & CO. LICBNSRD DEALERS UNDER THE ARMS ACT, Beg to rail the attention of Sportsmen to their - tcck of DOUBLE and SINGLE - BARREL MUZZLE LOADING GUN- Lo do eio Breech do do Curtis and Harvey's, and Kail's .porting Ponders Lley's Ct-ntral-fne Percuss on Caps Do Pin anri Central-fire Cartridge Cages Do Chemically prepared Gun Wads Walker, Parker, and- Go's Patent Shot, in 101b and 28 b bags Machine for i'iliing and Re-o_pping Cartridges j Powder Flasks, Shot Pouches And ev.ry requisite for tho Sportsman. QUEEN AND HIGH-STREETS, Auckland, N.Z. piTJZENS» BALL—Lost, a Broad \J Hair Bracelet, with Gold Clasp.-Finder will very much oblige the owner by calling at the office of this paper. T OST, a Black and Tan Terrier, No. -A-. 297. Name, " Cram."- Reward at office North Shore Ferry Steamer. S2O \J:_ V As D Whereas some person or persons did, on the 22nd instant, maliciously break the hind leg of my Grey Mare, the above reward will be paid to anyone who will give such information as will lead to the con viction of the offenders. F. DE ROSE, Otahubu. KH. REWARD.—Lost, about four *J months ago, in the vinnitv of the Albert-street Pump, a Galvanized Iron Bucket, "EW" on outside, and a little nan on the bottom.—Anyone returning same to D. Hamilton, Koreman of Water's Confec tionery Establishment, will recr ive the above reward. LOST, on Saturday afternoon, be tween Cueeu-street and Grafton Road, a Lady's Boot (new).—The finder is requested to leave the same at Broolio'B nine Boot, Qneen-street. HP O QUA i.R V M.E X Wanted Qtarrymen fo supply Kerbing and Ch.nnr Ring at no for the P*r/iell Highway li.ard in quantities of a hundred feet and upwards, Saaiplts to be seen at tho tfiico cf the Board. H. BRETT, Chairman. "a POIJSTER-DOG for Sale, yonng XJi. and well brtd, already a good worker.—Apply at this offlce. T OST.—5s. RE WARD.-Between -*-_ Ponsonby and Queen-street Wharf, a Child's Feather Muff.—Anyono returning the same to the Auckland Hote-1 will receive tLe above reward. XT ARBOUR BOARD ELECTION. TO MR H. S. MEYERS,— Dear Sir,—Wer, fhe undersigned ratepayers to the Harbour Board feel much pleasure in requesting you to allow yoursc-lf to bo nominated as a Candidate to fill the vacancy caused by the retirement of J. S. Macfarlane-, E-q., and, in ih_ event of your consent ing, we pledge ourselves to use our befct endeavours to secure your return. We are, Dear Sir, Yours faithfully, B. Tonks and Co J. S Macfarlane Malcolm Eiccol Stewart and Auderson Arnold, Iliues and Co Lewis Brothers James Harris J.'Cosgrave and Co Holland and Butler Henry GilfiUan Coupland and Co E. and H Isaacs Jakins and Willcox Brown, Barrett and Co Obaoiptaloup and Cooper Thomas Macky J. C. Morrin R. Messenger A. fl. Diethelm M. Montague Thomas Hancock John Buchanan Heinrich Kohn N. A. Close lianie-tt and Levy E. Ellingham John Reid L, D. Nathan and Co. Joseph Craig . Malcolm Niccoll M. Levy and Co Garrett Brothers F. Hewin and Brother, Char.es Marks J B. Francis French and Co. G. Holdship : J. McLaughlin F. Winter BalJiu Brother's David Evitt Shirley W. H_U Walter Graham Henry Elliot David Bloom Ballantine and Cammell J. P. King Jas. Cutler G. H. Layers David Goldie T. Phillipps J.Kennedy J. Alexander Krummer and Co Hill and Fenton J.A.Barber R. Whitson and Sons James Rush A. Dornwell W. S. Hughes A. De Rose Samuel McCoskio Robert Miileir David Water John Henderson Thos. Keightley George Reeve Wm. Anderson B. Pillinger Grant and Morton Anderson and Co W. F. Wht-eler Jas. Fletcher JM. F. Ramsay H. D. Rolph and Co F. H. Lewisson John Robinson Owea McGinu J- Duff j. jjasl, tt Robert Lusk Samur-1 Jaggar. John Mynott .JSZ^Z *si J. Peering G: P. Davy " ' W. Farquhar. ").' M Grace H. Ogle T. Howell .... F.sherandCo J, Kinney George Watts John Byms W. McCiacker Watson and Murray W. Tate T. Walker John Muir M, Murphy William Marks ~-,., Georgo EUiott Harry Cahhatn ' ■" Alex. Mcllroy Franz Scuerff Auckland, May 5,1876. . MESSRS. B. TONKS AND CO., J. S. Mr cfarlane, and other Gentlemen sign ing the Requisition. -.--.- Gbntlejibn,—l have much pleasure in complying with your request, and if elected will use my best efforts to further the interests of the Harbour Board, Yours faithfully, H. S. MEYERS. Auckland, May 6,1876. TO THE ELECTORS OF MEMBERS FOR THE HARBOUR BOARD. fo-ENTLEME-t,—l have the honour to announce that I am a Candidate for a' Seat at the Barbour Board, vacated by John Sangster Macfarlane, Esq. JAMES ANEENNB, Auckland, May 8,1876. ' I .7 ■'■'■.;>' I"'.'. r_ ■. f ■TSf ° T-h: ■ >°. - , '^' I am tlie only dir.ct importer of T. Russell and Sous Gold and Silver Watches For proof, compare my prices others in the trade, orders taken for class of Watch, ( and 10 per cent charged . over expenses, i ' ■' ' -'■ ■'■-"• F. H. Lewhson keeps the lareest assortment of Gold and Silver. Watches in New Zealand, F. H. LEWIfSON, OPPOSITE THE UNION BANK. fST Pike List of .Watches sent free of Cost. "CI I N A-It- .NO. T I C E. Persons indebted to the late" Echo Newspaper are reminded that all Accounts noil paid on or before the 13th instant, will be handed over to a Solicitor for immediate recovery. JOHN S. LEPINE, Star offlce, Wyndhani : street. THURSDAY, MAYll.,.'.' SCHNAPPS I SCHNAPPS ! SCHNAPPS ! : TO CLOSE CONSIGNMENTS. THE Subscribers will sell at tbe Mart, Port-street, on Thursday next, 11th inst, atllo'cloek, •-; 7- v 1;.- ; '•-;•'.'; UM ' 100 ca^es, each ldoz, quarts,.' Henke's Aromatic i ... ~- . SchQapps •, ~ ~ ~-■.- 1 •,,■ ; 52 cases, each 2doz, pints, ditto ditto" J " \ SAMUEL COCHRANE & Ksd_T, f' :v ! :, :■;:■ j 'Auctioneers.' . ~;| 1, . •xKltil } TO- MO R R a (TW~K J>p N. ryp be. sold, by;, a u„c t ion. |2 crates assorted Earthenware ~, -2 half-cabinet Sewing Machines ' ■ I Box Mangle, Cornopean [2 Kifles, 1 Revolver and case" "* : 1 Double and Single-barrelled Gun j Household Furnitnre and Effects i Glassware, Timpiece, Glass Shade and Flowers j gantry/QoedSj[ Looking glasJes^Books, &p. | -' -- ■-! R. J-iTfIUK, I j .-;■.;AU'etioii&ri",''i!t-/_ L>:.dfi



A LEXANDER, the Jeweller, retpectfully invit. s all o INSPECT end HEAR HIS MUSICAL BOX, the lite of which has not been soen before in the Colonies. the Jeweller, has on view, and for rale, ihe Largest and Most Complete MUSICAL BOX ever imported in the Colonies, Playing THIRTY-SIX of the most Modern Tunes. the Jeweller, shows at his establishment a TRIUMPH of MECHANISM —a Musical Box—with changeable Cylinders, standing on a Beautiful Inlaid Table. - . . _—__■ M" 0 T I C E. The Central Sale Rooms, late Arthur's Mart, hav ing been thoroughly renovated, the Undersigned are now prepared to receive Consignments of all kinds of Goods (Produce, Poultry, etc.,) for auction. Prompt account of Sales will be rendered day after sale. Charges, moderate. M. JONES & CO., Auctioneers. M ° T x c .. E. The Sale of the Prince of Wales Hotel, Hobson slreet, advertised for Monday, Bth May, is unavoid ably POSTPONED to MONDAY, 15th MAY. SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, Auctioneers. WEDNESDAY, MAY 2: FREEHOLD, SUBURBAN, AND COUNTRY PROPERTIED FOR UNRE. ERVJ.D SALE. ; npJE_E subscribers have received iri ■#<- structio> sto sell by public auction, at the Land Mart, Fort-stretrt,' on Wednesday, 10th instant, at 12 ;o'clock, without reserve, -7 Woom'nonpu (Remuera)—Lots 67, 68, and 68a, ISO feet to Barn-street, and fronting the Beach close to Mr Canning's property, Katanga (CortO-rAND__)-Lots 1, 2, and 3, Section 25, 09 feet to Ring's Road, by 100 feet to Victoria street. Waiheke—Allotment 36 of the PariEh, 63 acre-;' ' *■ Oiiuroa Allotment Bof Parish, 60. acres. , . . ~, Pupuke i Mongonci)—Allotment 13, and part of 132, 80 acres. ... . . ~. Village of Havelock—Allotment 4, Section 6, 1 rood 15 perches.. 7, ;- .-.- A. r p. Town of Marsden—Allotment 1, Section 2.. 0 1 8 ~ 10 1 .. 0 1 8* „ 8 1 .. 0 0 36 SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, Auctioneers:' I i l -- *• , TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY, 9th and lOxh MAY. j CITY MART. EXTENSIVE RETAIL STOCK : .'-'. ■■.. . ' OF ;'; l !-'- li ''>#J FANCY GOODS, GLASS ! WARE, STATIONERY, '6AB-M^ WARE, DESKS, WORK-BOXES; CRICKETIN TG BATS, BALLS, LADIES' BAGS, TOYS, ji ..WOOLS, FANCY j.7 WISE JEWELLERY, &c., &c.,;» FOR UN RESE RV ED S ALB. GRANT & MORTON HAVE received instructions to sell by auction, on Tuesday next, 9th instant, at 11 o'clock prompt, ...... ,:, ~7/,'-,:• 7 vr; ;■-.>?" >__ _n Extensive Stock of tho above Goods, removed to the Mart- for convenience of. ski., to be sold unreservedly. Terms at Sale. TUESDAY, MAY 9. i ........ •,. ■■ - ■.■■ .;. I:;;';:. 7 V?S^E i freehold; city properties, •HARDINGE-STREET, ' PONSONBY ROAD, AND FREEMAN'S BAY. . M. JONES AND CO. <')V?- *m A RE instructed by Mr. Edward Owen . -£*■ to sell by auction, at the Central Sale Rooms (late Arthur's Mart, on Tuesday next, 9th May, at 12 o'clock, t '■'•■■•■ >•--'. 1 A Desirable Freehold Residence of sevfn rooms, ; with allotment 40 feet by 130 feet; good w_l of water, garden. &c, siiuattd in f har dings street, opposite the residence of Mrs. Cli&rle* Davis. A well-built Two-story House of six rooms, fitted with Register Grates, .Marble Mantel- I pieces, with, Coach -House and Stab c on freehold allotments fronting Ponsonby Road I , ,and, Anglese-ti street, now in the occupstionYi- | > I - of- Captain M, McKeh_ie, and adjoining Mr * ; Leighton's residence. t -,. ,« ■■ n'\r tT'f'fr :- Two Fine Building Allotment's fronting Anglesea ; street, each 33 feet by 130 _eet,:!6bmmanding exten,-ive views of Harbour, City, fto.' Will be sold together, as fenced, or separately. Three Cottages on Freehold Allotment fron lng ':.. ! Centre-street, Freeman's Bay, bringing in a i good rental, and in an improving locality. _J Terms at Sale. '' '' ' '' ■ "RETIRING FROM BUSINESS^ [ESTABLISHED 1857.] MESSRS. WILLIAMS ; AND CO., SHI ip CKA ND L E;ii kj - Have instructed E. &H. ISAACS; to sell, _y pttblfo^ • j auction, at a future-date;,of due '.' j : notice will be given,. THJE "WHOLE OF THEIR EXTENSIVE AND iWELL SELECTED, .STOOK-IN^TRADE OF • .SHIP CHANDLERY,, fio^,.FITTINGS AND [LEASE OF PREMISES; ALSO, THAT USE JFUL AND WELL-KNOWN ST^UNCHLY !BUILT TRADING-SCHOONER 'CHRISTIN-,* [COPPER PASTEMED AND BOTTOMED, CAPABLE, jOF ICARRYING, ONE HUNDRED.IsI(I AND TEN TpNS..OF„CABiSO;.:;..;i;-jii!r-.i T. _c attention of intending purchasers is Tparticu-.;,:?, _. larly called, no. only to the extensive connection this business has acquired through the- number of years ithps been established, but also-to-the favourable position of the premises; and the well-assorted stoolfc , fr ,, suitp,bl6.6r any market. ' . ; '-<■■■ rV-'iij'v i. iU-UAll.l. I . . E_ &H. ISAACS, ""■*""" Auctioneers. bTtONKS] [R. 0. OARR ,0 33 TO-MORROW. \iiHY 0O Of NELSON BUTTJSR.A APPLJJSp PEARS. ; =*;_„__ B, : , •■ WPJtJ rgfW to-morrow,.. (Tuesday W™ Atfii.-id&r'' ... '■'-;'-: , -a^P" 3-]*! ''" I 11 !!?: :N'- ~ ■:v 'O ") ( ' 23/casesApples -' vl-- ■'-11 ufi.-fo.. STril . l-.QMCsTeMB ' •-■" i__a !' r