THIS MORNING.

, Adluort.. Amendment Carried.

,it, +v,; a morning, Mr DeLautour J^fSai <™tinaed tm aed his speet, , uestion was m«i vie opposition menabsrs Whe Cumber. It looked as if a and Sir Robert Ss got up and made a few remarks and ' down? when Mr Hislop commenced tc ,k and after going on tetwenty minutes I question was put and a division callee (and Joat by 34 to 23 ' I > Balance's ameudmenfc was then put I i Mr Stout asked whether the debate; I i be reported or not. . O'Korke, who occupied the chair, ex e d that this was the same debate, am \ s physically impossible to report i c so continuously kept up. ■ ABOLITION OP HANSARD. ?tout said he intended to move, when jimates came on, that the Hansard j clone away with. lacnndrew said if they were not going ported they had better go to a division Sly to a question by Mr Burns as to '. instructions thai the debate should eported it was explained by Mr • chat ihe Speaker gave his written the debate should not be abject then dropped. Wlance's amendment was then put, r George Grey rose tea point of yiDg the word " the " was omitted inendment, and objected to it as ien pointed out that the Speaker Amendment to be amended by of " the" ; but it was explained ■ker ordered the alteration to he ! mis of report by the Disqualifi ■ ";ee wa3 the same. said he copied the report, and Hidment exactly the same, ived too late to make the a division taken, the result amendment was carried by '.t was to the effect that the were not, and never had

__„ Grey stated that as this was est constitutional debate that ever iceinthe House, he hoped it would ported. r O'Borke said it was the same debate, lie would interfere. |r Murray announced that he intended to x a provisidjand went on to say he hoped ; with ■whom he generally acted would ■take the same attitude as they had He then moUd a proviso, " That the is express its regret that Minister s d have broken the law, and expressing pinion that even now ife would be better orogue and go before their constituents." the question being j;put there were for adjournment, ■; O'Eorke said that was the usual hour f Speaker to take the chair, &nd he i be glad if the House would consent to journment. 3 Premier announced that although the jnment wonld not object then they *.& to ask the Speaker to refuse any djournments if the debate was going ,nducted that way. adjourned at one till two

[ADVERTISEMENT.] I .iT COUNCIL ELECTION. o the Editor of the Evening Star. beg to give an unqualified denial to '■ yrts which are being circulated by the ters of Mr Waddell to the effect that ■ ledged ts maintain in office the present s of the Council. S I have given no is of any kind, and if my election is to mred only by the sacrifice of my in- Jence, I would infinitely rather not i the seat. If one half of what has [y been stated with regard to the state city accounts be true, radical changes irtainly required, and if elected I not shrink from doing what in terest of the ratepayers might become lnty, regardless of consequences. Te the right, however, to exercise my Igment as to what changes may be - and would certainly not go to the emitted to supporting the dis - particular officer of the Council an I would go there pledged to - ~nm in office. I promise the : I will if elected give careful con i* to all matters brought before | ncil, and will at all times give a and independent vote. :hdrew from the last election because aat if I intended doing justice to the 7ers I must make up my mind to : a considerable portion of my time, L could morP profitably employ ; now, er, that I have resolved to contest this n, Ido ifc with a fuUi determination, ed, to fulfil the duties as'thoroughly as my power. / / M. Niccoii. Hand, Sept. lsh,lß7G.

FOOTBALLS MATCH.

I 1! AUCKLAND V. THAMES,

itch was played at Parawai on Satur . resulted £n a victory for Auckland rest shave. The ground was heavy jt dropikicking, in which the visit ;ere supposed to excel. In weight team had an advantage of nearly .nan,, but their players were not I an"lsed as the Auckland lads. I -,was stubbornly contested and I - it play was Bhown on either ■> end the game stood : Auckland 1 im, 0. In the evening the teams ■ i ocr at the Pacine Hotel, when his } ie Mayor presided, and Councillor i occupied the vice-chair. After §• of the inner man had been fam ply S A very pleasant evening was spent. j| fens of the teams were responded to Hi VU, Henderson and W. W. Robin •i 'J esP ecfciye captains. Other toasts i, ~ J-ne Auckland team returned to -,c aueamer yesterday.

PERA.-MR SIMONSEN'S BENEFEIT.

ower parts of the house for some minutes rtain rose, while the dress circleTasTell .a moat fashionable assemblage The Jramme was unusually attractive. The few? 6V nd c l econd Part was *• '•' Mih ,' m he "ODcert was a most enioy ' tei?£ .The°yertnrefrom "The Hermit >$ !JEu eail tlfal opening, and as it was h was™ yt«?rchestra ' a v«y favourable \ was made Miss Minna Fisher then sang a?I ballad '' Tflee only I Love," Jn a aid credit to her powers of vocal ■r taste, and secured her hearty m of cheering greetsd Signor Morley J sing the " Death of Nelson." The i the public were not disappointed, o S hai«v«-'been sung in Auckland ■ smi ,? he stager was in splendid « tend^ Ued .Urn t0 » nicety. There ; ce gsecured T * in the °PBning recitaEive <■ alrZlen^ Str, a Ptattemion- Then ' -the words owT* a» the martial fervour J Wchthetra n^tii^' lsic b'e*tho. The last ot ■ sun- wiTh t V- nto the m«or keytakes ■■ «m$ fitotod ft 8 pathos- Th"c WBS c hero's brelat,L -tbe Word8 ' "Tlle fatal Jl CLvnL ate 7l d>V' Sim Beeves him r, w «e in r ap tur ee rL\ «»•*«/««»•«. The r' I V demanded? vien« ? f course an encore li S traßtrucUDthe a fi'Of* &P? laUß« e- nSUed JT I ! msgDiflceut son? •■ stnotes of thepre- I ' mil's Bell " Annti, ™trW me not< lrom I , ' what ekquisite t*, ch&r^ng example iH gtfto give TOnt t Sic the humaa voibe I slve vent to' A. thrill pervaded

the assemblage as the appealing words were heard.and another triumph was secured by the singer. Signor Morley may be said to havo left us iD a blaze of splendour, for these two last performances have far excelled anything heh»s flone before But this was not the only bonne louche in the programme, which was in truth rich in d&iuty mo'sels. Mr isimomen's performance on the violin which cwne next, was a splendid exhibition of skill The musician seemed to have unlimited power over his instrument, and brought forth the most curiously contrived sounds which were rather exraordina,ry than sweet. The composition was Mr Simonfien'a own, and wa3 a rondo hurlexqut: entitled "The bird <sn the tree.' Tho execution dis played by the performer wjs marvellous, and "the imi'.atiorTof t-e warbliugof a feathered songster was very exact. In response :o a unanimous encore Mv Simonsen gave an amusing series of varietias on Ihe convivial air, "We won't, go homo till moruin?,', Thi* was a side splitting performance, but it was not enough for the auoience, who still, )ika Oliver, asked for more, The lost tumentaliEt then g-ivo apicco Jn imitation of the ScolchbagMpes which was so woniJer (ully like that it wasdifflcnlt tobelieve that a fiddle was beiuß i»lsyed on. We havo listened to performances of this kind before, but have never hoard any thing approaching the raaßi[;ul;Uion of Mr Simonsen, who as he richly desarved.recuved a tiemendous ova tion Madnmo Simonsnn now sang accordia^r to pro mise the new Americm sons " Darling Little Jessie " The composition is too simple to exhibit, the lull powers of the prima donnn, but its very simplicity in vested it with a charm which attracted the attentive ears of all. It was something strange yot beautiful to Lear that wondrous voice which vies with that of lima de Murska in its trausceDdant brilliancy of execution warbling forth a simple ballad which lihs gained i s reputation by its touching beauty ol1 expression and rare sweetness Iv this respect, Madame tfimonsen excels the fair artfs.ta we have mentioned, for to rare power and brilliancy she adds the qualification of being able to sing a b illad aa it should ba sunjf, witli simple pathos. An encore was called jfor, but with her accustomed unselfish ness, Madame Simonsen declined to monopolise more of the time bsfore the opera, bo she only bawod, and looked her thanks for the compliment. A coople of first-rate comic songs by Mr Markhain, who appeared as the ' Hungry Man," and in a sentimental ditty '•' Its haid' to Ijovo," brought this nart of the entsrtainmont to a close. The oj^ra of " Maritana" was then performed in a highly satisfactory manner, Midame Simonsen tskmg the titte character, and Mr Florence the part of Don CasSar tie Bazan. Thu representation went off exceedingly well, and the various well-known songs and duetts w«re received with unhomiried applause by the auflience, who appeared throughout in high g.od humour. Mr i-iruonsan s benaflt was an unqualified success in every sonso of the word. The ciuipuny left yesterday far the Thirties. On their return they will give a short 3<=a.'OD of three nights in ,4ue.klan<i.

TELEGRAPHIC.

TE AWAMUTU.

(From our own Correspondent.) Ihip day. Football Match. The Football match, Alexandra v. Te Awamutn, whs played here on vSaturday. The attendance was large, and tha weather beautiful. Average weights : Alexandra, 12 st 3 lbs ;Te Awatnutu, 11 st 2 lbs. The game resulted in an easy victory for Te Awamulu ; the scores b< ing : Te Awamutu, 1 goal, 3 fcouoMowns, G foicedowns ; Alex andra only getting 4 forccdowns. A dinner followed in the evening. Tho bachelors' ball takes place this evening.

GRAHAMSTOWN.

(From our own Co-respondent.) \ / This day. The Bright Smile Cotnjliany's property, iuciuding batteries, was soldvby auction to day and wa3 purchased*'by Mr. Wickham, as agent, at £1,200, (?) buc the principal has not yet transpired. There is little doubt, 'however, bub that it is the Bank of .New Zealand or Piako Company. The shares owned by the late Arthur Anthony were also offered : six Caledonians, double, subject to a call of 10s. each, were bought for ss. each ; IG9 Inverness, 4 Beach, 49 Central Italy, subject to a call of Is., no bid; 620 Baiiarat and Rising Sun, no bid ; 364 Kubys, no bid; ISO \Ve3t Coast, 4 Becah, no bid; 66 Tookeys, original, no bid. A. pigeongram from Vv Taitekauri states the mine and crushing looking well. Half a ton of picked etone has been obtained dur ing the last three days. At a meeting of directors to-day Mr Corbetfc was appointed battery manager, and instructed to report fully regarding the crush ing and amount of amalgam on hand. Tairua Prospectors GM..G. JS'evesville, Saturday. Mr Hall reports, full strength of Mine is now engaged on stuff from Neves' shaft, and No 2 plates are already looking well.

COROMANDEL.

(Prom our own Correspondent.) This day. Flooding of the Union Beach. Us ion BisACH. —The diver who arrived by the Lily yesterday has nob been able to do anything, owing to s defeot in the valve of the diving dress. Another diving dress has been sent for, and is expected this even ing. The manager feels confident that the obstacle to working^the plunger will be easily removed. There is over 60 feet of water in the shaft, and over 1000 feet/Sf drives filled with water without inclining the inter mediate level, which ia rapidly filling. It is hoped that before th 6 80-feet level is reached the pumps will be at work. This great mistake, or want of judgment, or sheer ignorance will cause a large number of men to be thrown out of employment, pro bably for several weeks, and investors out of their noney. . The Royal Oak has again more rich speci mens on hand, since last crushing. Good gold still showing. The Tokatea looks as well as ever it did, and there is a general demand for shares with a few sellers. . i ; , A very severe hailstorm broke over the town this morning, and the weather is still very threatening.

HASTINGS (TAPU CREEK).

September 14. The Great Extended have completed a second crushing for 17ozs Isdwts ; the result" of the former being 23|0z3. These results, though small, are considered satisfactory by the shareholders, who inform me tfcat' the reef yesterday showed better prospects in the face than at any time up to the present. Mr Robinson, tributer in tbe Bullion, after completing a crushing of over thirty tons for less than 20ozs, has let the breaking-down ot. the quartz to a party of men, and intends to keep the mill going constantly.

TAUSANGA.

{From our own Correspondent.) This day,

Prospssting^ Kaimai. Hori Tupae wishes prospectors to go out aoain to Kaimai accompanied by his son Akuhati, but this community is asleep apd no signs of action are visible. It is highly desirable that energetic, intelligent Thames men should prospect Kaimai. They woind likely be sapported by leading residents, who are disgusted at the-laziness of the Tanranga men. «. " • . Steam Services. The Rowena,']ike>blpokwork f brings us two mails weekly from-.Auckland, and the coastal steamer Staffa/f poesible, penorms her share; crossing a n ld/re-crossing_ the bar harbour with equal regularity, giving every satisfaction. Ej/ . .■; On Saturday the Stftffa>cossed from the coast, discharged cargo, tfeftk on board three imported bulls, and transhipped tlsam to the Kowena, and the following passengers : Messrs Comisky, Fergusson, and O bullivan, Government Inspector of Schools,

CHRISTCHURCH.

(Per Press Telegram Agency.). This day. Kumara Bush-—Produce Market. A good many people are leaving hero tor the Kumara rush. Quotations. P. O. C. in JLyttelfcon :—Wheat is visry scarce and wanted at 5s to 5s 3d; oats, 2s 21 ■ barley, nominal; potatoes m small supply nfi £3 ; butter, la 2d ; cheese, 9Jd j flour, firm, £12 in f acks, stocks:. limited ; bran £o ; sharps,- £6 ; rye grass in demand at 6s 6d. Markets very bare of supplies^ Del Murska.1 .< * ' -*-- De Mnraka opened lasi night m opera to a splendid henso.' Her ntxt defetirfalfnon is Dunedin, overland. ,>/.></. i

WELLINGTON.

(Per Press Agency.) Saturday. Alluival Gold at Mokau. Private advices reoeived here state that good alluvial gold has been struck at Mokau,

DUNEDIN.

(Per Press Telegram Agency). This day. Letter to Bunedin Members. A letter is to be senfc from Dunedin on Tuesday addressed to Mr Mn.candrew and pother Dunodin city members expressing the «o|inion thai; an end should bo put to the Wfranaiinga and factious obstruction, and that thoyijShould address thfin3elvea to the busi ness !! of the country. The letter ia cigned alredidj by more than 500 citizens, many of them influential.

*ntfn*o si'AjMioNDAY, siptembik is, nm



Second Edition. LATE TELEGRAM. o Negotiations for Compro mise. The Programme of tie Opposition.1 WELLINGTON. [From our Special Correspondent]. 3.30 p.m. Mr Thompson spoke till half-past five. On the House resuming, a singular effect produced by the absence of gas, the supply having run short, and the House was lit by candle. During the adjournment an attempt had been made by the extreme Government party, to secure a continuance of the deb do on Sunday. A inemarialfor the purpose was handed to the Speaker at half-past seven, but bore only nineteen signatures. The speaker refused. Mr Be Latour then started and continued till twelve, when, Mr O'lloirke adjourned the House till tea to-day. ; i While Mr Djb Latour wjaa fepeaking nego tiations were apipg en be^wean Messrs Sharp and S nvmourf for the (^osrernment, and Messrs iStoub ana Sheehan for the Opposi tion to effect a settlement. The Government proposals reduced to writing were submitted to the Opposition and rejected. The proposals required con cessions whiebjy the Opposition would never consent to make, and thny decided to make no compromise whatever, but continue the debate for a sufficient time to establish an emphatic protest, and let the countiy know the effect of the Ministerial proposal to secure their-own seats. A full meeting of the Opposition this morning confirmed the action of the leaders and, decided to close the debate after Mr Delatour sat down. ft This took plaoe at twelvp o'clock. The Government,\ somqwhat taken, aback, put up Sir Douglas to talk. After him \lr jElslop spfikjp^jjfiefly. Then a d^pisjbl was faken|on a motion to adjourn the Hnise. \ | The Government won W35 to 23. Then on Mr Ballance's amencmEent the Govern ment won by 38 to 24. \ Mr Murray kas since moved the addition of other words, regretting that ib should have been necessary to establish so dangerous a precedent, and Sir George Grey is now speaking to it. The Indemnity Bill will probably be brought in immediately afterwards. i-jJjThe Opposition have decided to take the main issue of the session either on Mr Mac andrew's resolutions or Sic George Groy's Bill making Abolition permissive. It is impossible to say when the session will end. The quarterly financial meetftig of the Hopo Of Auckland Tent will be held this evening in the Albert-street Temperance Hall. Members who are unable to attend may forward their contributions' to Mr Hughes, or thu stewards. The monthly inspection of the Victoria Kille Volunteers will bo held to-morrow evening in the Drill-shed, Members are requested to be la fall dress, with arms. ! A meetlnj? jn favor ef me establishment of a public school in the Mount E/Hen district will be held this tveningjin tho distiictf scheol-houso at half past seven o'cloctu \ ' ,' ? | "fcJL jNjft HOKL^NGA. Will leave for the »bovo4>Oßfon THUISDAY next the 21st inst. / / / For freight, fec^pppiyto * / M. NICCOL, / Agent. | A TTENTION !—NIXON LIGHT m -O_ HOUSE CAPALB.Y VOUWITEERS. The Town and yt'opnj^ JD*nsipns of the above Troop will muster flbr/lJrill jK PaJmure on Wedneß day Evening next, 20m in^lfnt | A 'Bus for Town Mernkirs will llave the Fireball, Queen-street, at quartejFpast 7 Bhail) JOSEPH McCAXJHEY, I Hon. Secretary. September 18,1876. • •.!/< S RE W AR 3V—^ire|^ence Reward will p&'m&ft. fo\tho sfecovery o\ some Btetal Spoons mißstiJ; from tha/achboner \Sphemey.'—■ Apply to the ffily Officej^ S*\ ' ' : HPHK Naval BMgade Xitfupe will give •S- an EntemainmeiX fop/theVßenefit; of Mrs. Whittingham, Ifo take plg^c as perVuture advertise ment.—W. Sakay, MajXtger. -» •. WANTED, dP%uejb^ailienter for building dams n^Jfle hnsa.-J-A^ly to G. Holdship and Co. y ' * ANTED, d^itpfafnman.—Apply Moyle's Wharf^Bfotcl. \ BOAED and l^dgin#<^--Wanted 5 by a Young Man, liOO|jim|^wiJlk partial board, in a respectable locality nparto wn. -JJAdd reas. with termß, E. Stab Office. y > X\[ ANTED, a\Ger>dml Servant.— ». 'i Army and Nav^r J^nc], Tj\per Queen-street WANTED, a JfttaJjfce^fKu: in a house in town. Singfe iKj^pr. feVed.—Apply F. G, Bwington, Queen-street^^ > "ORIVATE Iloa«d a*«cf*lße|idence. JL Terms, 18s per V»«ej£^«^pplyAjrf'jonße but one to the Old Hoiise at Home HoteffHobson-Btreet. SG H O Jfe N EJRT WANTED. Wanted to Buy, fa/vjprfsel fr\m 40 to 50 tons.— Address, tmmedlatelyjii»(ating particulars, to "G-T," Royal Mail Hotel. ST \ ANTED, a —Apply J J. Swinnerton, \p*fl Tinner, Wellesley gtreet East. \^ ANTED, l^gfrjiixaseTp/iw Railway Plant now lylng'it M|«CBr,|consisting of Waggons, Dobbins, Dr£yß,J#c.~, &c.-l Apply to T. Wells, Mercer. ■ *? ' WANTED *f^TLeas^oiT Buy, am Allotment on tg?BH^ni Roail between ihe Toll and Bird Grove.—XYZpTt this offi^p. WANTED toJ&Jit, a Shop on the east sJo^of QupH^treetl between Vulcan Lane and Welle^y^ireet.—Applil XYZ, at this office, giviog position, size, and grice. \ ANTED, to drive a pawvum^be sob* in his habits. —H. Hardington, MaiwfcatfTlotel, QnJiiu^a. 'iATAJ^TEDi jjri^diateif^fca.. good yV Female Cook ; npn6 Jh*fr compltent hands need apply"; wageß liberal.—^pplg^iis oggg. WA N TlfTffy gop^rMlIBe. -i Apply to Mr J. <S«Sc'sygM3uera. V 1 v AISTED, i &pd Oi^eral Servant; must b^ able to cfek^wagVa, 15s.—Apply to A. Dorhwell. \ 't jt V**1 ; ANTED t^^ijr^h^e; cheap for cash, a BuiMin\AllQMfie»t, 15or 20 minutes walk from tho wharf.—Aßdress, sVtlng terms, MB, , office ol uiis paß^r,.,. ■, Jf . O V> -V. ■■, -~' . •■. . j>\•



TI7ABTS&a saJtaJKnant, small T J family, for! Defamed Fou%oomed Cottasre, Rood condition, pleasoar tituktion -3Knquire of Mr Fowler, Grocer, coa^^>f Ea^axdSp»«rS^t. .J ' Apply, stating p^e aad dfefiiity, to Box No. 10 Post ofliofl, J' MTAJ^TED, rfjjood/lghdeina Smith, * ojia used to cdiiwfcj^wr.rii ; g^cSrwjifPß and cot)start c . pioyment.-wf^Blolntyrc, O:iejuDgA. y^' A STE D, Teadjjrs fe^jPajffting a House—For ]fiMknhm mg&fio Mr~H Canhsm, High street r ~/ *8s TO|?"AN'iED, Mrtmecliaj/fiy, aJSeneral Servant; imiefrH?, njfuod Oloy^Ml Laun d' cs.'. ; I'ftfereuco require^!.-^Ers E. .Ueesm^f, Homo WANTED I'1- 'nov/n,J/^fn delivering rQ\r best Titju* W'M^fy/mll measurement, withiii the iity at iMfpeK/fon «7ti.— F. Connolly, Weillngton-Bti'eet. / t>A TIT ANTED, fin cle)^aaN^otaoon^on H Wednesday, Eflra iiistant, fci^tiie Ejection . of a Double Cottage. — yM&hincy, Aytitfeol. A PPRBJNTXOJEi i'W^m, Ap ■OL prentices to tUe D.'pfislu^Bg.—-Irply, Milne «tid ChoJ'co. (|iji?efi-strent. ■'' i j y , WANTED, ete*y v #oi"Mne man to invest in Tolvicwj »t -A'LtiSlf» To-night. Raving purchased the leusl at aifew'.retiT. "SToriiinf; tho ship myself on my ot-fflnotount, I can give the public th« benefit. IfA'VfV ?11 11^ IeBS Prico than any house in *u#f anrfU 1 TrY my HA plusia of Tobacco ; equal to whaffrafi piNPCd for. One tiial is alt I ask. f'evv OotiV/ by ljiero~T. W. Allen, opposite Thiatlo Hntul. __»_ WANTED KJotvu. G-entleraen's Clotlief! ClcaniWl Jp'iia^vnil nyColsur, and Hoatly repaired ; OoloinslfiaßrajuHi ><ast, and :?ot waah off P>s.—Dyfinß .'«' m! ils lynches done at Erigiy'B Dyeing and" Cfranil/Esiblishmont, Wollps loy-stroet Kist,. Auckland. / Ooramuuications by x^ost promptly attended to. TTTAJirtBD, Intending Purchasers of T v Eufrcty Harness In Irnow^that the under- I Signed has To S'<ts o|jfefc?Bt Wnßllnii-imde, with Silver or Gornian Kilvprf^yun^twj{/|; also Fout Sots Bfsfc Brass Mounted difl^Toy' f|l»U^ cost price, to illube room for largo wlnf ny'ntfMMJrrivo P pr Loch Fiirgua and -ty. S. 106^58, Wholesale and Retail Sadillcr, MSnhfattuler KaiKj Importer, Quertn-strßet. N. R. — v few bolt ('quality Riding Sail(Hi>B, fjh<;htly (Ui-iriaffod, §Sr sale very Chestp. _ WANTED Kno Jw/tb^B. C. Stovin, Mineral M&reJiiiaSijß' ypii-iiiiisar of Copper, Tin, Lead, Blend, AnVimdmlVjmn;l>l\ flfickel Silver, Biwmuth, Plumbago, and <kCf)r oi'lsVind min'-rals. — Ofliee r No. 9, Insurance 'BiMciln»-B,\Aujddiind. \\J ANTED' KjMdW^j/l©/' are V » dolivorlng cur ||I^W-trol'Wood, full inemiuemf; >t. within the oiw, i^f 12s plrlton Cash.— W. und C. Wioftoi.o J/ » ANTED to S^LTZISe Brick '•' f-tore—For parwifcrs/appl-tV^lr Alfred J£a«tll/_ \ WA N T E iK/X" NO W H that J.MOURISONJmweparcd to exectitj Kinds of ASPHALTlN(s"mi|%easonalil6 pncK*.— Aildrosa Newtoa Road. | / W' ANTED KNOWN, tlfat J, GRItEN has on sale J-JTCrabrofliery, from 5d to Kid ; LaJiti' And Girl's htScki/f S/dt Cd; Men's and Boy's Urovfu fcojton Jtjclw, SdjfMir^iir ; (uiitntion Jet Barrings, from fil |fej pair 'j/'illi/natl Gloves, 4d per rair ; Kva«a's ?f>OfcW(ft ClpQhlt Keels, Is <Jd per ilozan ; .Fancy Soap; i Jllley Qffktai.C^d each, or 5 for a is ; 3 Luge H>indirerfl4c%iy'or n%s>JJMCcs, Sddoaen, much cheaper by the gtnes; Xien's Sr|jpi'B, lOd to is per pair (best value in AucHflapd): ? tly I3uskn, "rl ench , Coilaifl, OcJ per box ; PjvW 13ru^has\ Is each ; Towels ' 6%& Oich; good Perfj/mes, 5a x>er bottla and up wards ; other poods /smuttily cheap—J. GREEN, No. 53, City Market. \ / \ . Ts? ANTED, YisfflArs /ioi tle/t-Tew *^ " Theatre to remagpA'jJ t!mt tlj^^cmilj/? sup plied with Out and TTnnrl woj/acoo ■bfljJWtinra of finest quality, at the ThewreVllojyal CigAfUvan, next to thu Theatre Kntranae, VJiJIQCM-streot^^Brown and ■ fatc'o. V WANTED Know 4 tVat J. Hbsapk, SymOuds-sfc.'ec.t.Aßrafcr/s'i'C., loffcTJ! Rpoc'al Lines, as Vie has a L^rgn liliKTj»Vw iyttljjWiomo!<;.iun Dres^i Goods, assorted .shiiy^^^f wolx|yWßd; Tweeds, new Pltt'.ds. Men's :md Wuya' Suit' |piwl« to order. Blankets, from 12s 6d pijr >pair, very cheap ; Lsdies' Waterproofs, 18s. >> "O7ANTED Knowny^hatpifontague's r V Royal Cigar Divan, Jwo qbirlflom the Dress Circle Entrance of the TijaJatro Ix>j»'ls now open, whore tho Public of Aurcaland «fcii obtain all tho Choicest Brands of I|avaunah fligars and Best AHioricau Tahacxxx^Jn tho lowean possible prices. A visit is rospectf ullyßolicited. W^ OM A N'S PtIGKTS-WH AT AKK THEY?—I*. She^as a perfect right *o go to Dennes's, and t/^fyia S]irst-cmss Sewing Machine. 2nd. She h«YV r'|J»' 'p/t9 *jf?ghk b°w to work it free of charge. vUvjjuehX(s|th^ii;ht to send for that clever Machinlitl We jfmfesf whenever she g«ta into a muddle 4t1(.l Smo has tf^ rigbt to ha^e her Machine kept in qnJor for 12»months free of charge. Singer, and otMr Troadle Machines from £7 12s Cd—W C. DENNBB, Queeifttreet. ANTED KjWp\»KjSr, If hat John Taylor la prAptAu t/"St»plp all kinds of Timber, Posts, Rails^ JEwiifes, Bhiigies, House Blocks, Doors, Sashes, Mf wwbi&s, ma.) at the lowest possible prices, at YoxA yfereakwltsr Boad. All orders attended to 'With damatch :\* WANTED ICNOVYI^I that D. GOLDI?< is prepared \o xjeJkv all kinds of Timber and other .Bv«yuiMjh4aS(fcli3, including Hushes, Doors, Mouldifltsr, ttfonarwimbor, House Blocks. Posts, Rails, Har^\*icM B6llc|ps, phafis, Iron Bark and Blue Gum Lathi,Mlingles, &o.i &c, at the owest market price, ntlujUjfards, CMbtom-houae- W ANTED, Subscribers to Magazines to know that they eto >aye the numbers Handsomely Bound, at a triflnlg coßt. Music and other Binding done in best Btj^CV-WILLTAM LEYS Machine Ruler and Accotmt-Bo6k Manufacturer, next door to the Evening Stab Office, 'Wyndhaia street. A JS TE B Known, that the Fitting ShoqA 4ewng^ftachiqe jand Howe's Agency, is REMOVH » ito/ vMcMxfafai, corner of High-street. Only thY IMni-jmclum : ajL|iines kept in stock. Repairs to all' (achjup>s prqpi ayaone. Steam G.uages repaired, testec , an ladiuste( ( WANTEIJKnoMr^rf tt^Book, Stationery, and | Milß Wi oUPw»t is now 208. Queen-street, opposite MfcArth it, /TWera'a new Warehouse. / \\]/ "jgURREY HJLI^ DAITIY^ARM. Special Cows kevdy/J/ Ce^goan be seen for f//// L Milked Infants and Invalidß.^/ >r Nimit and Morning. Contract mad/ to Jrttpply Milk J a fixed rate for the year. w / I '■-" JAMES WALMSLY, S Ponsonby Road, Newton, i ——~ __^ jt XT .' O' T I j/^ E. I have appointed Mr. Geo. "Wrw^Eßi Bunk Build ings, Auclrland, my Agent, whoXill reettve Transfors and Calls in the following CopatpanlPH, vm. :— Goldon Arrow Gold "MJJlfing Co. (Linfced) EnerAetie Gold Mipffig Co. (Limitodm., New Exchange Q«)fd Mining Co. (LiiKed). <S E. T.JVvSiDMAN. Grahamstowj*; 15tk Septemher, l^fC? QHOP T(ffL^/^hel/fhn^p^. O sently occupi/d Mv^fr Parey, /injJUdnof. Queen and Grey-streets. -(A&fly to Bell Brothers. rpAKAPO^k. LA^E.^6^ Acres JL gosd LandAajoin>f^Mackay'lraQi£sale at per acre caHh.—Ouveg^aays, Agent, Wsvohport. MHP O LETXNo. 2^Cottage in * Wellington\atreet^«f!ltable for a respect able couple without chilf ren<-A3|ply at the back of the premises. 'J^ y^ y/ ---- St. Mary's R/jo^^pply tclW. Graham, Grocer, Queen-street. #^A3* |_ M^O LET, House JL in Chapel-stre^y<&pply onyhe premises. <^ ~■ &£ fjpO LETifa h-xodxasiti 'KPouse, sgrjnifeJs'3 •*- with Sfcfl); aIHe entrspree.—Apply fly.i »r uks-JS to J. Brock. N*wton Read. *■ Cottage, yWttrfgardarf; well/firc^mEden Terrace,— Jas Reid, E<fe^rTej*Sc3- J^ MrpO LET, a^S-ropined House, § ' furnished or uu^yHushed, in Parnell.— For particulars apply to Mj^^^i. Beale, Solicitor, S hor i,Unc- street. MT^OR SALE,^^o*dge, of four JL rooms, in Freewill Bay.—Appiy to Samuel Cochrane and Son^Crt-Btreet. QOUTH BRITISH INjBtrRANCE k) company,/^ yl ALFRED BUCKLAKDo^ers himßelr as a Director of the abovo/Coinpauy, at ifss Meeting to. tak,e place on the 9 th^ftoximo. &hi\ TRUST MONEY To Lend OW • V-/ on good EMehOT^ gecwrfftr.—Apply to F. L, Prime, EstatejAgojH/Sl^Bßuranceafildings.



ELECTION .OP COUNCILLOR, s Ciiy GAincil Offices, Auckland, September 16,1876. It ig hereby notified that Me. Malcotbl^j^col,' and Mr. Willia3vi^Nchard .Waddel, •havo been duly Nomlmiteil as Candidates for the Office of Councillor of tlio City of Auckland; and that v Poll will bo taken for tlio Election ola Councillor on FRIDAY, the 22ud of September instant, al the Mechanics' Institute. £!isu-Btr?et, within the said Oily, bat wean the hours of eiebt o'clock in ths fore ■ noon and four o'clock in the afternoon. ¥. L. PKIMJ|i? Councillor and Returning Officer. CMTY COUNCIL ELECTION. TO THE RATEPAYERS. LADIE3 AND GEWELEM|!!n\—I beg to solicit your Vote and IntaresV in ike laAhMdßing Election for City Coiinoillor, on tire 22ncf iigpnt. Yours respectfully, W. R. WADBELL Hobson-street. September 16th, 1876, mo MALCOLM JMIOCOL, ESQ. -i. Dear Sm,—Convinced that your presence in the City Council would be a practical benefit to tlio Rate payers, we again unite in urging you to accept Nomination for the seat rendered vacant by the resignation of Captain Daidy. Trusting that you will do bo, and pledging ourselves to use our utmost endeavours to secure your return. , Wo remain, Dear Sir, ,•'. ■ Yours faithfully, John Cosgravo L. D. Nathajl & Co. Elliot Meyer Thomas Minetti Snmuel John Edmonds H. W.,Snell Frederick Ewen -James EowjHm Joseph Craig I fM. H. Rrfo M Montague parnUt and Levy C. 3. Stone 3. F^jßher Houry 8. Meyers J. P. King Henry Btott Stephens and Carter Walter Graham William Ciwig James Dacrn R. Messenger Graves Aickett / D. Bloom B. Gilmore / StA Morrin N. Goldwater/ W./uiiuns ll^l ar.cy^ton Gjforl'c Koven I. PhTThps /"E. S. Hill Joseph McCaughy / Upton and Co. R. R. Campion M. Levy and Oo- Edward Waters H. Fendelow Samuel Coomb;-s . J Welsman Bertram! Levy V. H. Lewisson Joseph Howard Kuiwner and Co. Lewis Brother;;. GENTLEMEN,— If I consulted only my own interests I should feel compelled to declino being nominated for the vacant seat in the Citj- Council, but in compliance with your solicitations, and in the hopo that uiy services may prove of some value to the ratepayers, I accept your invitation, and shall if electeJ endeavour to discharge duties of Councillor faithfully and conscientiously. I am, gentlemen, Yours truly, M. NICCOL. N~ EW ZEALAND LOAM AND MER CANTILE AGENCY COMPANY (LIMITED). . The Second Call ofM«n)Bhillj^g9*>er a/K&re on the Third Issue of the C/mpany /flllykh oSvable at the Oompauy's Office, on J{p«BAY, Eirtl/October, 187 - By order of the Board oljpiiecwtt/ FREDERICK BA^TLEY, For the Managing Director. Auckland, 13th September, Wttz PFIN^G"~HOIJS*C Y\ f&t doors above the Thistle liotel, Qaeera-jpeet, will be Opon for Busiuess in sprout a wcek.^^Turther notice will be given. , S \—-^ GEORGE HUL^MS, Batcher. BOARD andViesidejKJefor a Yo\mg Man In a comfolrtabvehomeVt Mrs Eose's, opposite the Turkish l>/bs, TJpper^>ueen-strtfet. No ehildrcn. Terms, ]^tf. \ LOST, on Byndajf njgtft, between Wakefield-streeVand tfc^endVf the Wharf, a Black Silk Top, Hwith Bew!fr)|mmaiJ;. finder will oblige the dwn|r by^^tSnfitiipg it tVthiß office. LOST, on^ Sfrt\rday afternoon; in. the City Mar&etJ.' T»o (2) Fiader will receive ten shillings reVvard/Dn-remrning same to this office. '• » , LOST, last night, a/Tyl-v^n Hen Canary. If anjhfl finds it /nfl/returns same to 0. Stubbs, at Mrs Moves/Graf toKKßoad, they will be rewarded. Tijr B. E W A It D OW $-* will be paid bl^leither th^undersigned or by Inspector Broham, icTlany jftsm* jjiving such information as shall |jfe.tfto Jme c/mrjofctbn of the person who removed nyr bojrfT last msfat from the Breakwater, and cut her adnft into Stf/George's Bay, CHAS/CHAMBERLAIN. i_ Last Night of the OpftaT—Benefit of Martin Simonsen !—Double Programme!— Million Prices! . pORNS, BUNIONS, AND WARTS. Mr Chas. BAsrajAw A*tropodjCjlpf?s to/Tnform the inhabitants oft ftiqWaJd,Jißt Me/majr be con sulted at his root^C ya/ahajfT-str/eM opposite the Oatholic chapel. ! * pstiij/i JfitenAed/Jn their own residence if necesfaty,*y shading UieiFaddress. , N.B— &o cutting or.'paHn. __\ :..„ t^Oßt SYDNEY AND 32 I MELBOURNE. Tha fast 4nd favourita s.s. HER oh Captain Logan, {according to telegram received ta aay), loft Melbourne o\ the Mtbf and so is due here on the 26th instanr. j^L She will leave Auckland for Sydney and Melbourne on or about FBIDAY, the 29th inst. For freight or passage, apply to fcKUICKSHANK & CO., Agents. 16. Queen-street, Atf Hand, Sept. 18. 1876^ s\ .. ■:X.#.-. i^liguLAß/sTEAM ■X " Uwkt WUUd&cT'k.ND & SYDNEY »Wi^M *UfcKTli|isFß«TY-|OUK DAYS. The s.s. *Jf "*\z \ may be expectea here/aVout the 28|h instant, and will leave agafythree/Cays qlttgr arrivK. Has first-clafs passenger accemmod^ion For freigh^or^assaga tipfly at the Office*of the Auckland Stean/Gompauy: \^y^- | • j W. LODDER, Manager. OOT AND SBOE UPPER 'MANUFACTORY, W. Hftf LAND, Boot \Closer, Has on hand all kiiiiA of Men's and Women's Uppers, comprisingjfcffehcn Calf, Kangaroo, KiAftMl £&d,,PatMit. Every description of, nmers n»rae~iso. order and cir v. tobfiasu^p, .>'■;.. None but the btet French. CmfaEd English Leathej used. Wrice llistsfn application. 20 & 22, WMt>HAM-SffKBET,



rp II EAT R E KOYAL j|_ FIRST DRA.MATIG SEASON. The following- Talented Artist-s have been engaged to support Me. t Mrs. JOHN L. HA^LI :— Gentlemen : ) / Mr Charles Holloway Mr JoKn Hesford Mr Charles Searle ' Mr.K«jert C-Uover Mr John Inijles :. Mrjf. Power Mr J. Boyle i i Mr«, Loyerock Mr F. Mason I' | ftirAl. Thorntoa Mr VV. Adams . > M/SamPoole Mr T. Andersoa 'XV W. Gajlor Mr H. Wilson '" Mr Ay Slrinner Ladies: / Miss A. Stoneham /Miss Laura Wiseman Mi&K Jessie Esymond / Miss Polly Italic Mi; a iMillio Sanford / Miss Marie Lyster Miss Amy Thornton / Miss Topsy Power Miss Marian Harford / Miss Emma Williams Miss Kate Brumsbey / Miss Ethel Danvers Miss Nora Floyd / Miss Fannie Floyd Thb o/chestea : Mr D. Cope / Mr J. McOomish Mr T. Simpson / IWlfoha dough Mr J. Impey V . J6'P- Bowering Mr George Hemiis A , '-&MH. Cook Under the/mmef iate direction of m£ ffi. BIPKATr.'. Scenic Artists /Messrs %. Thyiton &H. Holmes Stage Mechanist / ./. Mr W Adams Property Master/. f. Mr T. Ward Costumier / M Mrs Riddle Loader of Oroh/stra M Mr D C jpe Stage Director/. - F.. .Ma John L. Bah. /WEDNESDAY, lePT. 20, «5T GRAND OPENING NIGHT !! ! 2>:p JPcx-ro/mance will commence with H. J. Byron's T Magnificent Comedy of / OLD .SOLDIERS I CttssidV(his original charaotw) Mr John L. Hall Kate l/cXavish 3j^... -Mrs John L. Hall The /erforrnance will conclude with the Laughable / Comic Drama, entitled, / TOODLES. Ti/ofhy Tootles Mr John L. Hall Prices of Adniisaieo s—Dress Circle, 4b ; Stalls, 2a Od; Pit, is. Doors open at 7 30; Performance commences punctually at 8 o'clock. Seats can bo reserved at Upton's, Stationer, Monthly Season Tickets may be had at the Theatre on Application to R. B, WISEMAN, Business Manager. NJTED ORDER OF FREE templabs. star of freedom lodge, no. 1. The AWPJIvijBAIiY awaEE atidZJANCE in connection xnimfs nbo^Wjodge, willJw h^ld in the i u-rp-',t'i-ct M, onyauKDA-Y. K^pf"inDer lbth Ts-3. on the t^l/at Cjff pin, alter vyieh .Ua iullor/ing pi ©gramme M^pb«yone tlirai*^n :Y Chairman's £akc<3&% / Soiitj, Fisherman's Daughter—Mr WhiU-man Mong, Dirli-.ig little Ja~s/tc~ MisaAsh' -^JB| Soug, Isle of BoiiUUV We '~'\^\%/S.¥ ■mj Sailor's Hornpipe - Mj^l.irter ¥ f"^^g Song, Blind Gi.l to L<tr Harp -/M/i fflPingham Song (original), Hu/gry Armw— iLmfckste Recitation —Mr Efown \r > '! Sang and Danc^The One I Dearly Love—Mis3 Amy Thorntoii [ ' ' Song and Daoco, Applafof m.y Eye-Mettam Brothers Bong, The SKipper andfhis Boy Mrs Homer Song (by request), Nobody's Child—Mr Chapman Song, He/rt Bowed D<iwn-Mr McOappen Song, Pjtddy Mcflee's-Dream—Mr Marter Due:, The Upper Ten and Lower Five—Messrs Sceata and Chapman f . God Save the Queen. Dancing to commence at 10 pm. Tickets, Is 6d and 'is 7d ouch, to be obtained from Mr J N. Hunt, Wafeefield-street; or any of the Committee. "PROVINCIAL jGRAKIT LODGE The Quarterly C^mmunjMtion will le held in the Lodgeroom, Masonic HoiCl, TO-MORRCPV (Tuesday), lUth September. Hour of Meetingyf.3o o'clock. N B.—AJI Mast«!f Masons may and are invited to attend. By order of the R.W.P.G.M. Master. JAME3 O. DOULL, P.G. Secretary. ,By Appoint- SwwwilNliEW"^ ne Marquis of ment to "^^^^S^^^^^i^ Normanby. ALBXANDEB, JEWELLER, HAS JUST RECEIVED A NEW CLASsfoF JEWELI^EEY. i A H"EW STYLE,- OJ§ JB WFLLERar has lately 1 been brought oxJyhhmh/% very Jovely and very effective. It Is mARVjp Jot of/Rie KNK SHELL 'rom which PlliKKJA^toS, jrew somewJOt out of date, ueed toJbe/qpWe. ijJCtbiug ami t> osliljiy be , Imagined moip b^rotifuL/narf the cfio/ridg of this 1 New Jewellery froM^the VQpt jrivid, yet delicate, rose-c/Mour topuresrvwiite, fcimgite in tint • as the edges o^he jretals of /rose, or tße sun-flushed snow of an Alpiaie peak risipa^gainst. a summer* sunset. Pink (2toral has a yM&wish tings, but this new material might be composed of Petrified Rose 1 Leaves for purity and delpiacy of hue. The Fine Workmanship, and the B^futy of the Material, make this NEW JELLEWERY MORE COSTLY THAN CORAL. ERECTION .OF A BRIDGE OVER THE MANGAWHARE RIVER, > TAUPIKpr t Tenders for the above a*PrTWlll bo received at the s Superintendent's Office lioon of Monday, the s 25tu instant. , Plans and specification may be seen at the Public Works Offlte, Shortland-street. H. ALLRIG-HT, Provincial Inspector of Works. [ A [JCKLAND HARBOUR BOARD. J^_ Reclamation West' op Queen-street Wharf. 1 Harbouivßoard Office, .' Auc^ffind, llth Sept., 1876. i Tenders will be this. office until Tues day, the 19th instant, aT noon, for Reclaiming a portion of the Forecnore West of Queen-Btreet Wharf, in terms of plans and sp ciflcations, to be seen at the ) Engineer's Office. Tenders to be endorsed, " Tender f-r Reclamation," The lowest or anytendtr not necessarily accepted. WILO&M O. DALDY, ' Chairman. J JUT BLLOE '"S •/ .: SA.UC^. THE ONLY GEN^ENB RIVAL LBA ANDJMIJRRIK'B - WOBC E S T Wl\' "S A,TJ C E. EQUAL IN QTTALIIY AT HALF COST. $ST To be had of all Grocers. G. W. BINNEY, ... Agent, Auckland. [ . ?TUST PUBLISHED The New and Popular American Song, i Darling Lixtae Jessie i price-onKhilling. PUBLISHED by H. BRETT, Stab Offijt; may bn obtained.at Mr Turreil'si Queen-street ;Jm Brown, ► Shortland-sjreet; and Messrs Way l&JO-timn. ana Co., and Champialouj^and Cooper, Queyii-sUfeet. "DEI a pJOTTO a^btp yon Mor- I, . jWlf- Lebai'wurst | \fP „ esf. Spiiter aneh S(«%latvsKurst, uncl Zungenwnrsfc, Oder it SchwaitenmagßnV^ ' ' O THfikVMEajpBEA3 OF THE TEACHgRStJHRAmINGyCLASS. MR. WORTHINGTOMRte Iftiat li^annot meet the Training Class till MfWBKY> feVEMNG, the 18th \



ALL P ]ff S0 N S havip^ckmis ii a";uu^R&«iin<lei?ipnGd aiejetjut stec? to setd ii*the«snmtl»rTres7ed to W. Lnjgfo'vre of Messrs S, and J#E^vs?le^ueen-street^Dii or uefoW the Septßmbdt r iß7Cafter whjefi date no flfajfnjpiTDO r6C°SniSod- (Si.n^WALTEE i^>- / Union-street. l"Septeniber><lß76. WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 20. HUNTER & NOLAN AT the request of Stock-owners, will, for the Spring months, hold their Monthly Sales on the first and third YV^teesday in tlio month, at the Papakn ea Yards JHjfc_ For Sale, on Wednesday 12 o'clock 112 HEAD MIXED' STORE CATTLE, overland from Wangarei, and about :00 head Fat and Store Cattle, Dairy Cows, Sheep Horses, &c. Accommodation Paddocks at Mrs-Runciman's, Drury; and Mr Qaiun's, CbisUolm's Bnsu, Papaknra. WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 20. FOE SALE, at the jgaaakrira Yards, at 1 o'elcxJßßiN- An Unimproved Bush Farm^wnnprising Gl acres, adjoining Walker's iand,^tt Hunua. For particulars apply to HUNTER & NOLAN. TO-MORROW. HOUSEHOLD FURNIT^E, CLOTHING./'^ \ DRAPERY," Jr WEIGHING MACHINES, TRUCljaf&c. MOI^ON JONES fe^oT ~TK] ILL sen by ajKiuon, at the t V Central Sale ilooin^on -jCuesday, 19th inst., at 11 a.m., jf % Household FurnitUM^MattrassfiS.Valliasaes, Toilet Services, CwJckery, UlotlmigADrapery, Boots and 8ho«£ Wheeler and "Wilson Cabioet Hewins^Macbiue, 2 Atueri*in Weighing Mac}*mes (Avery's). 2 Store Trufcks. X Also, / Product^ Poultry, &c, <Sc. WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 20. TO CONTRACTORS AND OTHERS, M. JONES & CO. >* HAYE /.received instructions from M esifslr. Brogden and Sons, t^sell by auction, at their wjfk/Yar<U-MPanics'B«<y, on Wednesday, 20th in6t&t,jLt^^Lin., / Railwaywaai^ns, Waggon s^heols, ITrolleys, Plate LayeartJauses and Lavors ai dfTemplets, Cart «»&, Leather Belti/fo, BiacksJitiis' Tools, Bar Tfyn aad OJd Iron, >!olis and Nujp, Fuse, Fencing Staples and/Eye iiolts i'Jr fencing, Force Pnmi',B, and rffttit 500 teetlot Iron Piping (Wileock's), Snßtes, Wheels, Lo#of Rope, yfc.. &c, Ac. And, /Office Furniture, Clock, &c. / Also, Bliicksmlth Shop,- vnd 4 Wooden Buildings, to be J^ removed. No Reserve*/ i:' J-f— ■ THTaW^AY, SEPTEMBER 2L/^ /TOH/6ONER VENTUj*K /S^ZOO^ER VE^UREi'' M. JONE^fe CO.'i^ H[ AYE receiy^d instructioqp to sell L by auctiqafat the Central Sale Booms, on Thursday nex^Snst instant, at 12 o'clock noon, under Bill of Sale,/ Sohooner/VENTURE, nearly new, well found ana /feady for sea, as 6he now lies alongside the -^ Wharf. TUESDAY, SETEMBERI9. H O U S E H O I"F"^FxJ RNITURE. COUCH AND FOUR CHAIRS, MIRRORS, AT GREY-STREET. THE subscribers have received in structions to Bell, at the house two doors above Wendel's Wine Factory, Grey-sstreet, on I'uesday , , next, 19th instant, at 11 o'clock, The Household Furnitufctegomprising—Mahogany Hair-aeated Couch MLjour, Chairs, Kauri Centre Table, two J|p|Bpteuv Bookcase and Obeffoanier, Mafftle Mirror, Tim.piece ana Shade, Chairs, Platedware, Plated Tea and Coffee Servios, Double Iton Bedsteads, Mattres- . i ses. Cot, Mottled Chest rt Drawers, Carpets, &0., &o, SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, Auctioneers. > WEDNESDAY^OON. EARTHENW^RIM EARTHENWARE! Ex LbCBSfBHtGUS PROM LONDON. R. i|*nr~T HUE WlL^sellyby auction at his Mart (Hnmitßte Department), on Wednesday next, 20th hstfnl 12 o'clock nooE, ex Loch Fergus from London, B in diamond, NAA, 50-9 — Ten crates Assorted .Earthenware > « 1 crate Bine Pheasant Plates, Dishe£*Boata Covered Dial^^fureens fc' I 1 do Dove Khine jjKp do d« / _ , 2 do Assorted sl!nte\ Ewers jpd #asms^^ Chambers, and Howl||]= / 1 do do do Toilet Setsf#) / 2 do .ao do Tea Cups and Stucers/^^ 1 do Mounted Enameled Tea Pots,/J«3, and Mugs 2^~ 1 do Printed Chambers. Mugs, Bow«i &c 1 do Stand Basins, Pudding Bowls, Bakers, &c "M'~: ; 'Terms—Cash. WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 20. CITY MART. ON ACCOUNT OF WHOM^TT MAY HAVE. rL&veAJmstvu&i<ms!josell by aueiioD, on A^anesday nex^frll o'clock, 1 caso, contain«<lg Prints, Calicoes, Drapery Mole Trousora, &0., more or less damaged.' terms—Cash. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 29. LEASE OF GOVERNMENT TOLLS, Eec np H E undersigned have been in -1 structed by His lio^os. thb Superintbndent, to offer for sale by wnblie auction, at their mart, Queen-street, Auckland, at 12,ojclock noon, on the above date, / /]^C The Underment»nediECM.oand FEES, for the six calenderftnonfns, dbmmencing the Ist of October, 181 ® :—f J 1. The Fees leviaUe A th/ Public Slaughterhouse, Bemuera I 2, The Tolls leviaoMof the Tamaki Bridge, Pan mure '. 3. The Tolls leviable at thj#Toll-gate on the Great South Koad, and thaJPhain Bars on Seccombe s Ro»>cl and Bucklanprßoad 4. The Tolli leviable f& the Otahuhu and Slippery Creek Toll-gates, Great South Eoad,. 5. The Toils leviable at the arch Bill Toll-Rate, on the Great North Road _ .m „ 6. The Tolls leviable at the Mount 1 ien Eoad loll gaie, and ao the Gaol Bo»d Chai Bay ; together with the AoyJiy leviable for or* ash, &c... taken from the.Gravel Pits on 1 c itoupt Eden; 7. The Tees chargeable for the Sup lylfwater to 8. Th^ Fees chargeable at the Onel|fcg| Whai£. ' . Conditions at the Mart. N B —The purchaser -will be required to execute the usaaJ. bonds, with two approved sureties on the day of sale. B. TONKS & CO. ■ 'Pi.