THOMAS "PARKES V. JOHNH. YOTOG.

Claim £50. ThJB claim, in which Mr Eees appeared for nlaintiff, was heard a fortnight ago, and was for » b-each of agaeement. It was finally arraDged that the matter should be left over for arbitration. Mr Cunningham informed tbe Court that he believed the award had b^en made, but had not reached the Court. ADJOURNED CASES.

-^m. Aitken v. C. O'Neill, claim £107 Us ; Wm. Battray v. C. O'Neill, claim £29 0* 3d. This was all tho business.

POLICE COURT.— This Day.

(Before Pv. C. Barstow, Esq., P..M.) FRANCIS THE ROUGH. Francis McNeil, a youth, was charged with _eing found in a drunken condition on Satur. day, and also with misbehaving himself in other ways. Prisoner pleaded guilty. As there were other charges to be heard against prisoner, his sentence was postponed.

MIDNIOHT REVELLERS.

• Francis McNeill, John Murray, Alexander McMillan, Charles Williams, and Benjamin Wright, were charged with assaulting Con stable Revell while_ in the execution of his duty, by striking him, knocking him down, and kicking bim on Saturday night last. Prisoners pleaded guilty, with the excep tion of Wright and Williams. Inspector Brob.„m said that the case was of a brutal nature. If assistance had not arrived, Constable Revell would certainly have been killed. Constable Eevell was called, and deposed that prisoners came on to his beat on Satur day at midnight, and conducted themselves in a very disorderly manner. One of them began to fight, and he thought it his duty to ariest him. TV hen doing so, he was kicked „nd struck viblentlv, and had it not been for tbe timely appearance of Detective Grace, it might have gone hard with him. He thought it was owing to so many of them trying to fcnrt him that he got off so well. Detective Martin Grace deposed that he heard a constable whistle for assistance on Saturday night whilein Custom-house-street. He proceeded to the spot, and saw about ten or twelve seamen gathered round something, which he thought was one of themselves. He afterwards found it to be Constable Eevell, Witness identified several of the men; he did not recognise Knight or Wright. Mr Broham said that though these cases appear- very mild in Court, they were quite different outside.

His Worship said he was sorry that the law did not allow more than two months imprisonment in cases of this kind. He would sentence the prisoners to two months' imprisonment with hard labour, with the exception of Knight and Williams, who were remanded until Wednesday.

A LOVER OP DARKNESS.

John Muiray was charged with destroying one lamp, value 7s 6d, the property of the Provincial Government on the 22nd inst.

Ordered to pay the amount of damage, and a fine of 20s, or 14 days' imprisonment with hard labour.

LARCENY.

Keipa Meira and Kaworanga Mara, two Maori females, were charged with having stolen one pocket-book containing pro missory notes, papers, one gold locket, one gold pin, one gold necklet., and one gold pencil case, value £7 10s, on the 23rd inst., the said articles being the property of one Charles B. De Thierry. Mr Brown acted as interpreter. C. B. De Thierry deposed, that he was a native agent, carrying on business in High strap,'.. He was in his office on Friday last, about 4 o'clock, when the prisoners came in for the purpose of getting a letter. Keipa _at on a chair on his left, and Mara on a sofa. His son and a gentleman were in the office. Shortly after they had gone he left the office and went up Queen-street. Requiring something he put his hand in his pocket and missed his pocket-book. He searched bis office and, not finding it, went over to Mechanic's Bay to see if the prisoners had taken it. They both denied having seen it. A young man named McNamara went for Constable Jackson, when the taller one con fessed the offence. She took Constable Jackson and showed him where they had hidden part of the jewellery near tho native hostelry. The other afterwards shewed the constable where she had planted the book in Chancery Lane. He had got everything back but a war medal, which had been guen to him in the Waikato. He valued it more than anything else in the book. One of the prisoners was a daughter of a minister at Waiheke. As the prisoners had never been charged with anything of the kind before, he would ask that his Worship withdraw the charge. The evidence was read over to prisoners by the interpreter. Constable James Jackson gave evidence which clearly proved the guilt of the accused. His Worship was very sorry to see the prisoners in Court on such a charge. He would take into consideration their previous good character. The law was much more lenient to Maories than "pakehas ; if the things had not been given back he would have fined them four times the value of the stolen articles. They would have to pay £7 10s into Court, and no' sentence would be passed upon them.

THIEVING WILLIAM,

William Race was charged with the lar ceny of 15 spoons, 18 forks, 16 knives, and 4 crushers, value £2, the property of Evil Simmelhay. on the 17th inst; also with hav ing stolen on the 19th one lady's, jacket, value £1, the property of Eliza Edwards. Prisoner pleaded guilty to both charges. He was ordered to prison for two months on each charge.

BURGLARY.

John Wilson, alias John Lakemen, was charged with feloniously and burglariously breaking and entering the premises of Scouller, at Papakura, on the night of the 14th inst, and stealing therefrom fifteen one pound notes, on the Bank of New South Wales, and Cs Gd in silver, the property of Robert McCrae.

On the application of Inspector Broham this case was remanded until Friday next.

This was all the business,

RIFLE ASSOCIATION FIRING.

The firing for the Association prizes was finished on Saturday afternoon with the following result: — Sub-Lieutenant Skinner, Victoria 57 Vol A. Mears, Enngineers 57 Gunner Bell, Artillery ..55 Corp W. Partington, No 3 51 Vol E. Cooper, Victoria 61 Corp D. Hay, No 3 .. ... 50 Vol Dore, Otahuhu 49 Gunner Rose, Artillery" ... .47 Lieut D. Kelly, No 3 .. .. 45 Vol 8. Mears 43 Vol Mills, Victoria .. ~ ~ t< [.43 Vol HendeJsoo, Victoria 43 Vol J. May, No 3 42 Vol M. Cameron, Victoria 42 Captain A-Morrow, No 3 40 Vol E. R. Partington, No 3 33 The National Rifle Association's silver medal, to be presented to tho highest aggregate scorer in the two matches, it will thus be seen, has been won by Sub- Llcutenant Skinner, the scores being as follow :— First Second Aggre- Match. Match, gate Sub-Lieut. Skinner, Victoria 39 57 96 Vol Dore, Otahuhu .. ..46 49 95 Corp W. Partington, No 3 ..44 51 95 " Corp A. Meara, Engineers .. 35 57 92 Corp D, Hay, No 3 .. ..41 60 91 Gunner Bell, Artillery.. .. 35 55 90 Vol E. Cooper, Victoria ..36 51 l«7 Lieut'D. Kelly, No 3.. ..42 45 87 Vol Mills, Victoria .. ..42 43 '85 Vol J. May, No 3 .. -. 43 4. 85 Vol Henderson, Victoria ..41 43 84 winner Rose, Artillery ..35 47 82 VolM. Cameron, Victoria ..38 42 80 volE.R,Partington,No 3.. 41 38 79 VQUMetta 35 43 78 ***»» A. Morrow, No 3 ..31 40 71

' The following is a list of the prize winners: Lieut. Skinner, the Evening Star Challenge Cup and Star, the Silver Medal of the N.J...A., and £2 ; Vol. Dore, £2 ; Gunner Bell. £1 ; Corp. W. Partington, 10a. The three range prizes of 10s each were won by Skinner, Cooper, and Dore. Skinner and Mears tied at the conclusion of Saturday's shooting, both having made 57. On shoot ing off, Skiuner was declared the winner. The firing was conducted satisfactorily throughout-.

MEETINGS AND AMUSEMENTS.

THE GREAT HIBEENICON.

Mr Everett's very excellent mirror of Ireland, or Great Hibernieo.i was largely attended ou Saturday evening. The programme was almost entirely new, and a number of new songs were introduced by Miss DeVere, Miss A Stoneham, and Messrs Wallace and O'Neill. Miss DeVere sang for the first time in Auckland " Per Sempre," a sjng which Mdllede Wurska has introduced into the colonies with great eclat. The ditty suffered nothing at Miss DeVere's hands, and was received with deafening applause and an encore. Tho same lady sarg " Tho Dear Little Shamrock " with great success. The pretty comedy of " Dutch-Irish " took immensely, and created a fund of amusement, Mr Holloway gave a capital recitation "ShamUs O'Brien." Mr Searell played the pianoforte accom paniments with his khown ability. The major part of the programme will be repeated this evening with new S'ngs, jigs, reels, and fresh pipings by Mr Coughlan, full of the harmonies of old Ireland. To mo.row evening, Miss Mtoneham, an old Auckland favourite, will take her benstit, in which we hope _he will ni- et with pleasureahlo support.

MR AND MRS WILTSHIRE

Mr Wiltshire, famous in his capacity as a pedes trian, completed his walking t*sk on Saturday night within the limited time, ar.d apparently without feelings of exhaustion, The match concluded amid tha_ general applause of those who were witnesses of it. As the undertaking haft been more arduous than profitable to the pedestrians, Mr Lewisson started a subscription in the room, which resulted in £3. , :

TEMPLARS' "SATURDAY NIGHT."

There were over fiOO per.on,. in the large room of the Young Men's Christian Association on Saturday nvening, Mr Henry Waite in the chair, and the liveliest interest was felt, throughout the proceedings. Iha chairman used the new Templar's hammer simply for ordinary purposes as the audience was most orderly. A number of comic and sentimental songs were _ung by several ladies and gentlemen, and many encores were respondnd to by the singers. The comic songs of Mr Lovell wero very successful. Mr Peace saDg a good Scotch song, accompanied on the piano by Miss Carr, which was much praised ; Mr Prior, a genuine son of Scotland, gave an ex cellent reading from the poems of Burns, and this was the oniy production of the evening which could be said "to point a moral or adorn a tale," as every thing besidd was of an amusing rather than of an instructive nature The Templars' Brass Band was iv attendance, and played several selections.

" MACBETH.'

Shakespeare's fine tragedy of "Macbeth," with Locke's music, was represented on Saturday evening. The character of Lady Macbeth was pourtrayed by Mrs B?.tes, and Macbeth by Mr Kates. Mr Lawrence impersonated Macduff with skill and ability. Hecate was exhibited by Mr Collier in an admirable manner, while the singing of Miss Morgan as the first witch received due applause. Miss Morgan's vocal abilities are of aligh order. Tho scenery and orchestra in connection with the performance were creditable in every respect. We notice by the bill of fare that the American comedy of 'Our American Cousin" will be the principle piece of this evening, to conclude with the comedy of the "Married Rake," lhe leading characters of " Our American Cousin" will be sus tained by Mr and Mrs Bates, Miss Lizzie Morgan, and Mr Lawrence.

KING ARTHUR.

A select audience assembled at the Choral Rail on Saturday evening last to wanes- the reproduction of the comic extravaganza of.K'ng Arthur. Among those present, we noticed His excellency ths Governor and Laoy Nortnanby, Mr Justice Gillies, C mmndore Host-ins, and a large number of the officers belonging to the Naval Squadron now in port. The performance was very good, and a great improvement on the previous representation. The only hitch that occurred was in the last act, in which several of the porformers were evidently not well up in the "book." The cos tumes were well chosen, and most appropriate to the different characters. There was a full orchestra, pre sided over by P. D. Fenton, Esq, who, as is well known, arranged the music and libretto of lhe Opera The object of the representation was to augment the funds already obtained, for the purpose of decorating and improving thejinterior of the building. 'I he im provements have been completed, and Rive the hail a very fine appearance. Ornamenti.l pilasters havo b.en placed the whole length of the building, about 8 feet apait. These have been painted in a very good imitation of grey marble. In the spaces between the pilasters, a beautiful panel of satin r^per, with gold border has been hung and shews to great advantage,

TELEGRAPHIC.

ALEXANDRA.

(Prom our own Correspondent.) This day.

Native Meeting.

There is a large meeting of natives now at Kuiti. Tawhaio is not present. He has returned from Kawhia to Hikurangi. Sir Donald Mclean is expected here next month.

COROMANDEL.

(From our own Correspondent.) This day,

Palmerston. A second small parcel of very rich specimens were got to-day. The leader is very well defined, and is opening out. The contractors who have engaged to sink the shaft are going through it, as the directors do not deem it advisable to stop them until the required depth is reached to cut the black reef.

Union Beach. A small quantity of speci mens on Saturday and this morning.

WELLINGTON.

[Per Press Telegram Agency.] This day. The Colima Commission.

The result of the Colima commission has justified the action of the pilot and the cap t-in in not bringing in the steamship Colima owing to their being exceptional circumstances on this particular day. There was a remarkably low tide and very heavy sea, and the ship was drawing about 22 feet.

CRICKET.

A cricket match between the ships Pearl and Sappho came off in the Domain, on Saturday afternoon. It was won, as will bo seen by the appended scores, by the Pearl in one innings. The ground during the game was visited by scores of young ladies who we do not recollect seeing at a cricket match before. No doubt their presence on this oc casion was prompted by a sudden conversion to the beauties of the game : —

H.M.S. SAPPHO. FIRST IWNIKOS. SECOND INNINGS, R Keelan c Pearce, b Pearce .. 0 run out R Arnold b Pearce 1 bGoldfinch.

J Bromley b Goldfinch .. ..0 b Pearce .. 0 Lord Honry Phipps b Goldfinch 7 bGoldflnch.. 2 Lord Hervey Phipps bPearco.. 1 not out.. .. 13 Lient L Roope b Pearce .. .. 0 c Fullerton b Pearce .. 7

Assistant-Paymaster Pearson c Lowea stein b Pearce .. .. 8 bGoldfinch.. 0 James Hogan, run out .. .. 8 b Pearce .. 1 Jas. May c Goldfinch, b Pearce 2 b Pearce .. 1 J Sammonds c Elwyn,"_ Pearce 0 b Pearce .. 1 Walter Scott, not out 0 b'Goldfinch.. 3 Byes, etc. .. 8 Byes, etc. .. C Total 35 Total .. 34 F.M.S. PEARL. Lient Elwvn c Bromley, b Keelan.. .. 15 J Baker (M.) b Lord Henry Phipps .. 0 Assistant-Paymaster Pearce b Roope .. 3 Lieut Fullerton b Keolan 14 Lieut Reade b Keelan .. .. ..0 Sub-Lieut Mellor b Keelan 8 Sub-Lieut Goldfinch, run out, b Roope .. 16 Alex Crookshand (M ) b Keelan .. .. 3 H.S.H. Prince Lowensfcein b Roope .. 1 T J Stovin (M.), not out 0 J Singer b Roope .. .... .. 0 Byes, etc. .. 18 Total .. .. ~. .. .. 79

TEMPLARY AT THE WHAU.

For some time past arrangements have been going on for the purpose of opening a Juvenile Temple 1.0. G.T. at the Whau town ship, in connection with the adult lodge already in existence there. On Saturday last the officers of the Pioneer and Gleam of Sun shine juvenile lodges, accompanied by the general superintendent, Mr Stickley, left for that district before dark, in one of Mr P. Quick's 'busse3, arriving at the Whau about six o'clock. The party at once adjourned to the Temperance Hall, where a lodge was opened in the usual manner, and ten honorary members initiated. This done, ionrteencmldren were proposed and initiated, as the members forming the new temple. The installation ceremony was then pro ceeded with, after which the officers for the ensuing three months were elected as follows: Bro. Owen, C.T.; Bro. E. Buchanan, V.T;Bro. Smith, P.C.T.. Bro. W. Buchanan,

Chap.; Bro. A. Buchanan, B.S. • James Archibald, Treasurer; Bro. Harper, U.S.; Bro. James Buchanan, M. ;Bro. John Archi-

bald, Sent. ; Bro. John Thomas, Guard ; Sis.' Brown, R.H.S. ; Sis. Buchanan,.L.HS. On the suggestion of the Chief Templar, Bro. Owen, it was decided to name the lodge, " The No Surrender Juvenile Temple, 1.0. G.T." The lodge was then formally closed. A meeting of the honorary members was held afterwards, when an executive committee was elected, and Mr Bell chosen Superintendent The business of the evening concluded, the whole party sat down to a sumptuous tea, which had been provided by the sisters, and after partaking heartily of tho same, the Aucklanders left for home, where they arrived at half-past ten.

CABLEGRAMS.

[PRESS AGENCY.]

BRISBANE—THIS DAY.

"Further official reports state that the rush to Hodgkinson Paver is a total failure. The diggers are looking for Mullingan to lynch him.

The threat made to burn down the Cook town Herald office was not expected at the Palmer (?)

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The Auckland Provincial Government Ga zette for the present week contains the cor respondence between Sir Gorge Grey and Sir Julius Vogel upon financial matters ; aIRO, that Henry Nor^rove has been Banger for Alexandra township; also, that Ohinemuri has been declared an educatiouad district under the Education Act, of 1572, with other intelligence respecting native claims under the " Native Lands Act." -__ _ _ _ o - E I think it a great pity that Publicans should encourage Married Men to stop at Pub'ie houses and spend money when their own homeß are open to receive them, aud I hereby give notice to a certain person Jn Auckland that it said conduct is not at once stopped tho names in full of everybody con nected with the affair will be published. Mrs. C. NION BEACH GOLD MINING COM PANY (LIMITED). The Share Register will be closed from noon of Thursday, tho 27th instant, until noon of Monday, tbe Ist May. when a DIVIDEND of Sevhn Shillings and Sixpence per Sharo will be payable. J. FRIAR CLABKE, Secretary. No. 21, Insurarce Buildings, Auckland, 22nd April. 1876. 0 ARRIVE, by Overland Mail, T. RussMiL h Sons Gold and Silver Keyless Watches. Weekly or Monthly Payments taken from good marks.— F. H. LEWISSON, Jeweller, Queen-Btreet. CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH, B ERESFORD-STREET. On Tuesday, April 2. r), a Lecture on "Japan, past , and present," with Illustrations, will be given by the Itov Mr Backhouse, in tho above Church. At the close of which, a collection will he made in aid of the Funds of the Bible Society. -La rjIHE SCHOONER fflflks. FIREFLY *W®mm» Will leave for the "Wado TO-MOR BOW (Tuesday), 5-5.1 i instant, at C p ni. For freight or passage apply on board. ( EOWN PRINCESS GOLD MINING COMPANY (LIMITED). A Call (the eighth) of One Shilling per Pharc has this day been made on the capital of the above-named Company, payable to the secretary, at the office of the company, Bank Buildings, Auckland, on or before tho 12th May, I_7G. _ ______ 11. W. HEATH, Secretary. Auckland, April 24,1870. _ npO BILSH CONTRACTORS & OTHERS. Tenders wil 'be received by Messrs" Comiifs and ! Dai.dv, Auckland until noonef Thursday, 23, dof May, for FaUinpand Delivering Two Millien feet of 21 (.TJRI TIMBER at the Hikuwai Creek, Tairua. Printed conditions and form of tender may be obtained from MESSRS VEALE & HUDSON, Grahamstown, Managers Saw Mill, Tairua . Or, MESSRS COMBES & DALDY, Agents, Tairua Saw Mill, Auckland. H~^~AKP"SW I NG^iXiiPSr'inch burner, for Sale cheap; about one dozen pearly new.—Apply Stab office. TiTXNTED, for a Pug Mill, a Light W Horse.—Apply at the Glasgow Store, Great North Road. — WANTED, a situation as Clerk, Collector, or any situation of trust; good security. —WC, Staii Oflice ; ANTED, a General Servant ■ must be able to wash and cook well.—ilra Goods,!!, Park Road ; . WAN! ED a Servant GirJ.-_.pply to Mrs Pieece, Albert Street. LEAS A Vl' and healthy Lodgings for a respectable' young man ; no children Terms inclusive, £1 per week. —Apply at fifth house from Reservoir, Mew ton WANTED, a Lad to drive a Baker's Cart.—C. Burton, Parnell. ANTED, a Second-hand Cottage Piano.—Apply, stating terms for cash to WV, Star Office. ANTED, a good strong Boy as an apprentice to the Blaeksmithing.—G. Leahy, Customhouse-street. WANTED, a good General Servant. —Apply Stab office ] ANTED, three Shingle Splitters. —Townshend Bros., Durham-ftreet WANTED, a strong active Lad, to carry out orders.—W. H, Grant, Butcher, Freeman's Bay. ___ WANTED, good Coat Hands; highest wages given,—H. L. Possenniskie, Tailor, Shortland-street. ANTED, immediately, a respect able middle-aged Woman, with good local references, who can read and write, and who would be able to take charge of a cash business in Auck land.- Call at this office for addre3B. VET ANTED Known, that a Lady v V can be accommodated with a comfortable home with a quiet family.—Apply E, Star Office. ANTED, a Girl about 16.—Mrs. Tanner, North Shore. ANTED two good Bootmakers. Apply at once to C. Lucas, Queen-street, Onehunga. WANTED, a respectable single man aßa Carter; must be able to read and write; references required.—Apply at Post-office, Devonport. ANTED, a-first-class Spade Man, no other need apply to L. H. Green, Nurseryman, Seatield View. ANTED, a good General Servant. —Mrs Sharpe, Grafton Road. WANTED to Sell, a House in William-street. City, with ■ freehold allot ment. Price, £180. House in Weßt Newton, four rooms, quite new. Price, £130. House fronting the Mount Eden Roadi Price, £130. House in Edin burgh-street, of 6 rooms Price, -S200; £50 cash, the balance can remain on mortgage.—J. M. Lennox, Estate Agent, Auckland. \;J RITING and BOOKKEEPING V 9 Taught. Separate Rooms for Ladies. Schools and Families r ttended. Tradesmen's Books kept, &c.—Address, Mr Nicholson, 98, Grey-street, Auckland, W~ ANTED, a Carpenter and Wheel wright, to take to a country business, established several years.—Cousins and Atkin. \S7ANTED, by the Advertiser, who T V li»B had nine years' experience, a situation as Bookkeeper or Clerk. Local references.—Address ACPT, at this office. WANTED, an experienced Brewer. None other need apply to Box 31, Post office. , | ._ MR. FAULDER, Sole Contractor to the City Council for the Emptying of Earth Closets, Privy Boxes, Cesspits, etc., is prepared to attend punctually to all requests regarding the above. Persons desiring to have the said places attended to, either weekly, fortnightly, or otherwise, can have the same done by leaving a notice, either verbal or written, with the Inspector of Nulßances, City Council Office, Queen-street.



WANTED, Subscribers to Magazines to know that they can have the numbora Handsomely Bound, at a trifling cost. Musicl an other Binding done in best style.-WILLIAM LEYS, Machine Ruler and Account-Book Manufacturer, next door to the Evening Stab Office, Wyndham street. ANTEDI Wanted ! Wanted ! to Pell, very cheap-50 dozen Scrubbing Bra. lies, lis fid to 9s per drzen : 50 dnzen Whitewash Brushes, from 9d to 2s Od each : CO sets of Shoe Brushes from Is Gd set; larec Tars of Assorted Jam, 0(1 lb ; .null Jars 7d lb; Salmon, Os Od dozen; Pre served Apples, Bibs for Is.— H. WATTS, Pitt-street. Ours nnd P.ticc.s, Gs G.l dozen; 100 dozen Plates, at Ss 9d per dozen. ■ W'TaXTE"D Kftow^that the Fitting Shop, ".ewinir Machine and Howe'a i^gprcy. is REMOVED to Vulcan Lane, corner of Firii-street. Only the highest class machines kept in stock. Repairs to all machines properly done. Steam Guages repaired, tested, and adjusted. WANTED Known, tbat McSmed ley*' Turkish Bath is no* given, in which tho breathing of the hot air is dispensed with. The cooling-down process is accomplished without the she* of the Shower Bath. The whole is accom plished, with Shampooing, in 40 minutes. A warm and Electric Bath are in course of erection. The Baths are solely managed by the Proprietor.—X, YKES. WANTED, a Lad accustomed to a Treadle Printing Machine.—Apply at this office. ' W" ANTED KNOWN, tbat John Taylor is prepared to supply all kinds of Timber. Posts, Rails, Palings, Shingles, House Blocks, Boor?, Sashes, Mouldings, &c, at the lowest possible prices, at Yard, Brpakwater Boad. All orders attended to with despatch ANTFD, a Saleswoman for Millinery and Underclothing Department.— Apply to Holloway & Garlick, City Hall. W ANTED, a respectable young Man to keep Books and collect business accounts—Apply hy letter OH, Stab office. TfTANTED KNOWN, L rl. Green Try - is prepared to supply all kinds of Coniferce Trfcs, Shrubs, Climbing Plants, Camellias, .Azaleas, and Maprnollas RcSes, Fus'hias, Stove nnd Greon h' use Plants. Fruit Trees. &c . &c, at Sesfield View "Nursery, or in 'the Market House every Friday and Saturday. N B.—All orders left with the Maiket Inspector will promptly attended to. W— £ jf- T ¥ D, Intending Purchasers of Riding Saddles and Bridles, he, 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, Os.Od. each; by far tho best value'in Auckland. AD other goods'proportionately cheap. Save the impor ter's profit, by buying direct from W. S. JONES, Wholesale and" Retail Saddler, Importer and Manu ac.tnrer. Queen-street, ANTED KNOWN, tbat Henry Probert. Cabinet Maker, Upholsterer, and General House Furnisher, etc, has just received a large aud well-assorted stock of English and American Chairs, which he is offering very cheap. Good Sound Chair at 4s 4s Od, ss, and 6s ; warranted to give satisfaction or the money returned. W Note the address :—The Cheap Furniture. Mattresses, and Ship's Bedding Establishment, nearly opposite tho Post-office, Shortland-street. WANTED Known, Jno. C. Olough, Machinist, Masefield's Buildings, -Mbert- Btreet, is the oldest established and only practical maker and repairer of Sewing Machines in the pro vince. AH work euarantecd of best materials and quality, and lowest remunerative charge. WANTED Known, tbat E. Carr offers special advantages to buyers of Tim her at the Waikawau Yards, Custom-house-street and Breakwater Road WANTED Known, tbat Alexander Tait, Blacksmith, he, has removed to his new premises, Lome-street, six doors above the old shop, midway between Victoria and Wellesley-streels East. - WANTED Known, where Cheap Iron .and Brass Castings can be had with dispatch, and at aHtcnishbic low prices:—Ship Dumps, Is !_. Hi; Rudder Bands, Dove-tail Plates, General Brass Work, Is fid f lt»; Iron Castings, Hash Weights, 15s $ cwt; Fire Bars. 16s "If! cwt; Ship Castings of every description, Windlass Gear and Patent Winches (double and Binglo purchase), Plough Metals, Pipes, Grates, Stove Metals, all proportiona tely cheap at J. KELLY'S Freeman's Bay Foundry. Highest price given for old Iron and Brass. ANTED KNOW N, that J.MORRISON is prepared to execute all kinds of ASPHALTING at roaßoaable prices.— Address Newton Road. \l7__S__B__r" KNOWN, that D. TV GOLDIE is prepared to supply all kinds of Timber and other Building Materials, including S. shes, Doors, Mouldings, Broad Timber, House Blocks, Posts, Rails, Hardwood Felloes, Shafts, Iron Bark and Blue Gum Laths. Shingles, &c., ho., at the lowest market price, at his Yards, Cnstom-houso slrect. ■ . WANTED to SELL, 600 rolls of PaperbanpingH at Od per roll, 5s per dozen ; 25 dozen Cut Tumblers from 8s to lis per dozen; 1 case of Wax Fruit, with glass shades, from 5s Cd each; Slate Peniiln, 8s por (,_oss; boxes, 0 Pencils in each box, Od per dozen boxes ; Riding Whips, Is Gd each ; Bass Brooms, Is; about 6,000 Chairs, Tables, Cheats of Drawers, Sofas, and Toys of all sorts, only Id and 2d each ; pint bottles of good Ink, three for 2s Od ; small bottles, lOd per dozen ; Hams, lOd lb; Bacon, 7d ih ; good Blue. lOd lb ; Cayenne Pepper, 5d per bottle, worth Is ;• Bead Mats, from Is to 3s Cd ; Bead Baskets, from la to 4s 6d eaeb; good Pens, Is por gross; Box Creambid Mote Paper, 5 quires, for Is ; 400 Looking Glasses, 3d to Is each ; pint bottles of Ink, 8s per dozen ; 6.000 assorted Combs, only 2d eanh; Ladits' Riding Whips from 9d to 2s each; superior Work Boxes from 4a Cd to 6s, less than cost; large lot of Dolls ; cheap lot of Chiynons from Is 4d; Plates from 8d each; lot of assorted Ribbons cheap ; Fancy Soap Babies, only 2d each, Is Gd p.rdoz n; good Needles, only 6d per 100; and a variety of other things cbeap; 20 boxes of Artificial Flowers, very chen-'.-Apply to H. WATTS, General Dealer, Pitt street. 7TO LET, a large fonr-roomed Cot- JL tape, with good well and tank.—Apply Secre tary Mechanics' Institute. HPO LET, Unfurnished, a commodious I eight-roomed House in Parnell, commanding an excellent view of the harbour.—Mr. J. A. Beale, Solicitor, Shortland-street. TO LET, a good Grocery Business, with six-roomed House. —H. Pai-ting-ton, 57, Queen-street. NOTICE to Butchers.—To Let, from Ist May, at Tauranga, a Shop and Fittings ; also a Slaughter-house and Paddock attached. The above is a first-class opening; only one in the business at present.—Apply to T. Corbett, Tauranga. O BE SOLD, a Bargain, a Photo graphic Gallery, in full working order, doing a fair business, with Cameras, Lens, and all requisites. — Apply to Joseph G. Percy, Saddler, Durham street. 13 C. GREENWOOD, Auctioneer, Land and Commission Agent, Market House. For Sale, one minutes walk from the Eden Vine Hotel, Symonds-street, a very neat four-roomed Cottage, in pood repair, with verandah, work-shop, fowl-house, good well, garden back and front. Must be sold, as the ewner leaves the colony on the Ist of next month. Price, £115; £40 can remain on mortgage. For Sale, half-an-acre of good Land, together with three-roomed fflpttage, fenced with stone walls, on the Mount Altfert Road, two miles from town; a good investment. Price,- £105. For Sale, a new five-roomed House in Oururu-street, Ponsonby, well finished, good well, allotment 40 v 107 ; let for lis per week ; price, £190, £100 can remain on the Buildinc: Society. VST Household Goods, Furniture, Land, House, or other Property, sold by auction either at the Market-house or] the residences of the seller, on the most favorable t.rms. Tyr O U N T ALBERT. To Let, for three years, a well finished 7-roomed House, with every convenience, coach-house,'cow shed, good view, etc., eto., together with 5 acres of of first-class volcanic soil, good orchard and garden. '' __is!__ E. C. GREENWOOD, AUCTIONEER, House, Land, anu Commission Agent, Market House^ ALEXANDER, the Jeweller, has on view, and for Eale, the Largest and Most Complete MUSICAL BOX ever imported in the Colonies, Playing THIRTY-SIX of the most Modern Tunes. ALEXANDER, the Jeweller, ; ~ , shows at his establishment a TRIUMPH >of MECHANISM—-a Musical Box —with._changeable , CylißderSj'standing on a Beautiful Inlaid Table. _ . .:ta'Tuhm*ii:. ; :; i\ o.: ::,./■::,■'. .77j.v7.



Master Tailors.—A-good General Hand, lately from Melbourne, steady respect able man, is open to engagement. 10 work at home preferred.—Address, " Tradesman," at this orfice. ONDENO.—By the Hero, I re ceived from D. Rosenthal, Manufacturing Jeweller, 12 pairs of Melbourne-made Earrings-tne latest fashion Rondenos.—F. H. Lewisson. j(?Of) » E W A ED. Whereas some person or persons did, on the 22nd instant, maliciously break the hind leg of my Grey Mnrc the above reward will be paid to anyone who will give such information as will lead to the con viction of the offenders. p Otahuhu. FOUND, on my premises, Few North Bond, 3 Sheep and 3 Lambs. I ba,ve frequeX turned'them off, but.they ™^ n IZ return and destroy W property I bay.them now in my possession, and if not claimed w one week from date, they will be sold to pay expenses.— James Miller, New North Road.—April 24, lh/O. lAS. REWARD.—Lost, a Black IU and White Cattle Dog on Thursday last. The finder will receive tho above reward on returning same to Mr E. Richards, Newmarket. Anyone detain ing same after thisjmticejvill bo prosectupd. X~ODG_rST. ANDREW, No. 41$, S.C. Ju The usual Monthly Meeting of thei above Loflge will bf held in the Lodge-room THIS (Monday) EVENING, at half-past 7 l***.^ rf /y^TITX¥~H 0 M E. The Annual Meeting^cribersaiid Mends of this Institution will be held on TUESDAY, the!2.ith instant, at 7.80 p.m., in tho Hall of the Young Men s Christian Association. „_....._, His Lordship the Bishop of Auckland will preside Musical Selections by Choir, conducted by J. a. Beale, Esq, oTfc F. TO LICENSED VICTUALLERS. ; { The Secretary of lhe Licensed Vic'nailers' Associa tion will call on Members and Licensed Victuallers for their Subscriptions, viz., .-£1 Is. And also to make their application for renewal of License. To members graU3, ' H. FULLER,, Secretary. XTO. 3 COMPANY AUCKLAND JlI RIFLE VOLUNTEERS. - Annual Inspection Parade on Thursday Evening next, at 7.30 o'clock. All Jeave of absence from this parade must be sanctioned by the officer commanding the district. Uniform—Full dress. By order. ___, ABTHUR MORROW, Captain Commanding. April 22,1870. A TJCKLAND SCOTTISH ____ VOLUNTEERS. The Monthly Inspeclion Parade will be held in the Drill Shed, on Tuenday, lhe 25th instant, at 7.30 p.m. Uniform-Undress, arms and accoutrements. A full meeting is requited for the election of two officers EyOICl °r- JOHN MOWBRAY, Captain. ||LOU±t! FLOUR!! FLOUR! M 10 tons Flour in Sscks, .lightly damaged, for sale, CheaP GEO. W. BINNEY OLIVEE, Tailor (formerly of the • firm of Oliver and Wright) begs to inform his friendu and lhe gentlemen of Auckland that he lias recommenced business. As he purposes devoting ins exclusive utte_.tion to the Tailoring, those who favour him with orders may depend on having them executea with punctuality and efficiency. Best work men employed. Charges moderate. N.B.—Tem porary place of business : W. Oliver's, Queen-street, next .Bank of New Zealand. _ LATHEE WORK and W___ Flowers taught at the .Auckland College, Upper Queen-street. BTTAVIA SEA AND EIRE INSURANCE COMPANY PREPARED TO 'ACCEPT FIRE OR MARINE RISKS at LOWEST RATES. Losses paid either in this Colony or at anyjof the Company's Branches. All information may be obtained by applying to H. W. HEATH, General Agent, Bank Buildings. Auckland, February 3, 1875. A LEZASTDER, tho Jeweller, respectfully invites all io INSPECT and HEAR HIS MUSICAL BOX, the like of which haß not been seen before in the Colonies. j HHENDEES will be received at the JL Hnperintocd'mt's office Auckland, until noon of SATURDAY nest, the 29th April, for the Lease of the Property known as the Slaughterhouse Paddocks, at Onehurga, for a period of nvelve months, from Ist May, 1.87 G. Conditions to be ascertained at the Superintendent's office. READER WOOD, Provincial Secretary. rp i N D E R i. Tenders will be received at the office of Messrs. Holmes Brothers, till the 2nd of May, 1876, for the Building of Two Steamers. Plans and specifications to be seen at the oflice, Queen-street Wharf. HOLMES BROTHERS. TENDERS required for Removing Cottage in ]**' ewmarket. Specifications to be seen at the Occidental Hotel not later than Saturday, 20th instant—G. Bowring, Architect. 7^l O A L! C O A L! WANGAREI COAL YARD, Bkkakwatfr Road. The Undersigned has great pleasure in announcing to the Public that he iB-now prepared to supply this superior Coal, Buitable either for Steam or House hold purposes, in any quantity, at the following prices:— Per ton. For Screened, delivered In the City .. .. 27b For Screened, at the Yard .. .... ... 25s For Unscreened, delivered in the City.. .. 22s For Unscreened, at the Yard 20s By the Beat Load, at the Yard 17a By the Bat Load, at the Mines loOs WALTER SLOANE, Agent. N.B.—For Household purposes this Coal is un equalled, being cheap, clean, yiefciiig ia great heat, and totally free from sulphur. W.S. ULMAN'fci PHOTOGRAPHIC GALLERY, * Shobtlanb-.tmbt, pho graphy in all its branches Views of the Hot Lakes, Rotomahana. The finest collection of local views cvid M-.0.1 cartes in Auckland. _t_s" Children's Portraits taken instanta usl . "fSH ""TV/TADAGASCAR: Her People, JJ-L Ruleis and Martyrs "—THIS (Monday) EVENING, at half-past 7 o'clock, the Rev. B. Back house will deliver a Lecture in the Devonport Hall, North Shore.- Collection at close in aid o£ the Bible Society's Funds. T OVAL ORANGE INSTITUTION. Star of Newton Lodge, No. 4 (late Mystic) The Regular Monthly Meeting of the above Lodge will be held on Tuesday, the 26th inst, at 7 p.m. sharp in the Lodge-room, Newton. Visiting Brethren are invited to attend. By order of the W.M. LUCAS J. MARTIN, (Secretary. EW ZEALAND INSURANCE COMPANY. FIRE AND MARINE. Capital, paid up and Invested £240,000; Insurance against LOSS BY FIRE of every des cription of Property may be effected with this Com pany. Hulls Insured for the Voyapr- or Time. Merchan dise, Goods, and Freight l_i=u;ed, by steamers and Bailing vessels Risks on Specie subject to special arrangements. LOSSES PROMPTLYPPAIrD r GEO. P. PIERCE. Manager,



PRINCE OF WALES THEATRE. Lessee R. J- De Lias. Stage Manager G.W.Collier. LAST NIGHT 01? MR. AND MRS. F. M. BATES. THIS (MONDAY) EVENING, The ptif jrmance will commence with the genuine American Comedy, entitled, OUR AMERICAN COUSIN ! To conclade with THE MARRIED RAKE! ; Look out for the Greatest Dramatic Wonder of the Age: PSYCHOSCHOPE2 What is it? What is it? Mysterious! Strange! But Terrible! r\ I T V TT ALL. UNQUALIFIED SUCCESS or EVERETT'S ORIGINAL GREAT HIBERNICON! TO-NIGHT ! TO-NIGHT! TEUTO-HIBERNICO, or DUTCH IRISH, NEW SONGS ! NEW BALLADS ! NEW OPERATIC SELECTIONS 1 NEW JIGS AND REELS ! NEW " SELECTIONS ON THE IRISH PIPES. THE GREAT DOUBLE PANORAMA. TO-MORROW (TUESDAY) EVENING, COMPLIMENTARY BENEFIT TO MISS ADELAIDE STONEHAM. Doors open at 7 20 ; commence at 8. m° PRICES OF ADMISBION-3S, 2s, and Is. D. EVERETT, Proprietor. CHAS. HOLLOWAY, Stage Manager. p I T V H~ ALL. COMPLIMENTARY BENEFIT TO MISS ADELAIDE STONEHAM. TUESDAY, APRIL 25. BT THE GREAT ORIGINAL HIBERNICON. _m Gkand Double Panorama ! New Comedy, TEUTO-HIBERNICO, or DUTCH IRISH. To be followed by the protean sketch, entitled, I WON'T GO ! In Which Miss Stoneham will sustain Four dlffe ent Characters, and Dance her celebrated SAILOR'S HORNPIPE. tasr go ahd She the great hibernicon comedy company!!! Take a Trip to Oitld Ireland To-morrow Night. CEAD MILLE FAILTHE. T> A L L. TO HIS EXCELLENCY THE GOVERNOR', AND THE MARCHIONESS OE NORMANBY, AND TO COMMODORE HOSEINS, AND THE OFFICERS OF THE SQUADRON, TO BE GIVBN ON THURSDAY EVENING, APRIL 27, 1876, AT TUB , CHORAL HALL GENERAL COMMITTEE. His Honor Judge Gillies Hon. Doctor Pollen G. B. Owen. Esq R. 0. Barstow, Esq, L. D. Nathan, Esq Doctor Goldsbro' D. Hean, Esq T. Morrin, Esq E. A. Mackechnie, Esq W. Aitken, Esq Albin Martin, Esq F. Whitaker, Esq James Macky, Esq Ed. Isaacs, Esq J. Hay, Esq C C. McMillan, Esq B. Ireland, Esq J. Richmond, Esq D. B. Cruickshank, Esq J. W. Williams, Esq B. Tonks, Esq Hon. Henry Chamberlain D. L. Murdoch, Esq S. Jackson, Esq James Watt, Esq J. L. Campbell, Esq J. M. Dargaville, Esq G. Yon der Heyde, Esq H, E. King, Esq P. Comisky, Esq A. Brock, Esq R. Walker, Esq W. Eraser, Esq B. J. Daveney, Esq J. C. Sharland, Esq Doctor E. Ellis A. K. Taylor, Esq J. M. Shera, Esq H. P. Barber, Esq Geo. S. Graham, Esq R, Whitson, Esq. EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE. J. Richmond, Esq H. P. Barber, Esq P. Comisky, Esq D. Hean, Esq H. E. King, Esq A. Brock, Esq E. A. Mackechnie, Esq. Tickets (admitting a gentleman and two ladies), £1 Is. for the set; and ladies tickets, sa. each; to be had from the Members of the Executive Committee, and from the Secretaries. J. M. DARGAVILLE,") „ g B. J. DAVENEY, /Hi Auckland, April 19,1876. ifijggk ...<:* T ORNE-STREET HALL. TO-NIGHT! THIS (SATURDAY) EVENING, AND ALL THIS WEEK! MR. WILTSHIRE, The Unbeaten and Undefeated, in his Great Pedes ! trian Feat, accompanied by the LITTLE WONDER from 8 p.m. tiU 11 p.m. Doors open day and "night Admission—ONE SHILLING. Evenings, from 8 till 11 p.m., 25.. Season Tickets, 12s. B, TONKS] [R. C. CARR TO-MORROW. ON ACCOUNT OF WHOM IT MAY CONCERN. Ex Emu, peom Melbgurne. B. TONKS & CO. WILL sell To-morrow (Tuesday), the 25th instant, at 11 o'clock, 144 bags White Sugar, on account of whom it may concern. ' B. TONES.] [R. C. OARR WEDNESDAY, APRIL 26. SCHOONER-YACHT PEERLESS. B. TONKS & CO. HAVE been instructed to sell, or Weduesday, April 26, at 12 o'clock noon, . The beautiful extreme Clipper Sohooner-Xach PEERLKSS ; the fastest and best-fitte. Yacht 4hat ever entered this Port. He Equipments and Fittings are complet fona voyage round.the world; and as a. se boat,.and for speed she is second to none



B. TONKS] ■__, IB.a«» TO-MOKE OW. STORES, EX BEODICK CASTLE. ; FLAX CANVAS, STONE JARS, &o. &c, &o. B. TONKS AND CO. WILL sell by auction To-morrow. (Tu.sdsy), the 25th instant, at 11 o'clock. Stores, ex Brodick Castle, consisting of Ale, Stout, Wines, Flax Canvas, Raisins, etc., etc. 3 crates Gin gerbeer Bottles and Whisky Jars. ; . B. TONKS.] ~~ s- C- CARRs TO-MORROW. FIJI SUGAR ! FIJI SUGAR ! B. TONKS & CO. TIT ILL sell by auction To-morrow v V (Tuesday), the" 25th instant, at 11 o'clock, Two Star—S4 mats Yellow Sugar. Four Star- Anchor—minateYel^^ WEDNESDAY, APRIL"26. CITY MART. TO DRAPERS, TIoUNTRY BUYERS. AND THE TRADE. NEW AND SEASONABLE DRAPERY, BLANKETS, CLOTHING?,, tea, GRANT' * MORTON HAVE received instructions from the importers, to sell by auction, at their mart, on Wednesday next, at 11 o'clock, New and Seasonable Drapery, Flannels, Blankets, Manchester Goods, Hosiery, Men's Clotting, Shirts, &c Terms at Sale. TO-MORROW NOON. LEATHER! LEATIEE!! - Ex ' Bella Mary,' from Hobart Town.; R. ARTHUR WILL sell by auction, at his Mart, Queen-street, to-morrow, at 12 o'clock noon, IW SH 1 case containing 40 doz. dressed Kangaroo 28 ~ 18 „ „ Wallaby AC, in diamond — HT) 1 case cont.ining 57 doz. dressed Kangaroo TS ) Terms Cash. THURSDAY, APRIL 27. ' MxtLBOUR NE-MA DE CLOTHING, PprMv; _N SHIRTS, SUPER WATER PROOF CLOTHING, .FRENCH "VraRTNOS* FRENCH TWILLS, LUS TRTO REPPS BLANKETS, NECK TIES FELT HATS, CARPET AND BLACK BAGS, P°RTMANTEUS, AMD A VARIETY OP GOODS IN THE SAME LINE. 7 E. & H. ISAACS HAVE received instructions to sell by auction, on Thursday, 27th instant, at 11 o'clock, without reserve, to <*™°™Btffrm large parcel of the above, due notice of Which Will 00 given in a future issue. TUESDAY. MAY 2nd. • BY ORDER OF THE AUCKLAND IM« PROVEMENT COMMISSIONERS. GRANT & MORTON HAVE been favoured with instruc tions to Lease by public auction, at their mart, Tuesday, May 2nd, at 12 o'clock noon, NINEY-NINE YEARS' LEABE OF MAGNIFI CENT RESIDENCE SITES, ALBERT BAR RACK RESERVE. Section 3-3 large Allotments, Nob. 13^ W, and 15, having f>B feet frontage to the Park Road, with a depth of 109 feet ..■■.-,. geclion 3—2 do., 67 feet by 169 feet, fronting Alfred staeet Section 3—l do., Corner of French and o_torke« streets Section 3—3 do., 65 feet by 182 teet, frontingO'Rorke street Section 4—3 do., 60 feet by 160 feet, fronting O'Rorke street [ •..■• The above are the only unsold Residence Sites re maining In the Park. Sections 4. 6, and 6-Building Allotments, having frontages to Wellesley-street East, Kutland-street, ~ Howe-street, and Abercrombie-street. The Auctioneers would.call special attention to this Sale, which affords the last opportunity to com mercial men of securing sites for Villa Residences in the Albert Park Reserve. The Lots specified above are the only ones unsold, and some of them are larger than those previously offered. The handsome and substantial buildings erected and in course of erection on this Reserve will make the locality the most attractive and charming as well as most convenient for gentlemen having business in the city: ' ■ ' '. _~ ~■_-„,__ ATTENTION is also called to the ALLOTMENTS in WELLESLEX-8. REFT EAST, which as BUSI NESS SITES are unquestionably FIRST'CLASS, as this street is the MAIN THOROUGHFARE from the CITY, with largely increasing suburbs. ~ , may build in wood on any part the property. Lithograph Plans can be' obtained at the Mart, andjthe Offices of the Improvement Commissioners. >.■; Conditions of sale and all particulars on application to Auctioneers. •j TUESDAY, APRIL 25. COLOURED SPORTING ENGRAVINGS, / IRON SAFES, PIT & FRAME SAWS, I M ELECTRO-PLATED TEA AND /-* ! COFFEE SETS, CRUETS, - BUTTER COOLERS, &c.,' COATS, TROUSERS, AND VESTS. TURKEY SPONGE, BRANDING IRONS, &c. . EX 'BRODICK CASTLE,' THE subscriber -will sell at the mart, - Fort-street, on Tuesday, 25th instant, at 1,1 o'clock, An Invoice of 19 Cases ASSORTED GOODS, just landed, ex Brodick Castle, comprising— Coloured Sporting Engravings and Prints. P.M. Tea Trays, Hair Oil, Pomade, Tooth Brushes, Brown Windsor Soap, Cricket Bills, Cash Boxes. Split Rings, Table Knives, Draught Boards and Men, Fancy Pipes, Sets Studs and Solitaires, Steel Bammers and Chisels, Tools, Brass Padlocks, Pit and Frame Saws, Branding Irons, Iron Fireproof Safes, Electro. i Plated Tea and Coffee Pets, Sardine Boxes, Cruets, Butter Coolers, Cake Baskets. Spoons, Forks, Spectacles. Needles, Shell Boxes, Brass ; Candlesticks, Inkstands, Trousers, -Vests, Coats; Monkey Jackets, Waterproof OoatS, Turkey Sponge, &c, -4c. SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, * • . Auctioneers. THURSDAY, APRIL 27. HANDSOME WALNUT FURNITURE; PIANO, ETC., DEDWOOD. M. JONES AND CO. HAVE been favored by instructions from Mr Edward Owen (who is leaving the colony), to sell by auction at his Residence, Ded wbod, opposite Ponsonby Hall, on Thursday, the 2'?tb 'pril. at 11 o'clock > His Handsome Ehgliah Imported HOTTBEHOLD FURNITURE of the very best make and in I good order, comprising — Drawing-room ! .! Huite, Walnutahd Green Rep,VPlano orte by/" D'almaine and Co, Loo Table, Hand Painted i Vases, Timepiece;) Pier Glass; Telescope, Dining. Table, Side Boards Couch,- Arm' o__..s;"_thd"Ob.drs, Circular ,7 Fenders, Ash Pans, Carpets, Oilcloths, Curtains, Side-table, marbled top, Wheeler and Wilson Cabinet Sewing Machine, Maho gany and Marble Toilet Tab'e and Waeh i stand and Ware, .Iron Bedsteads and j , Bedtltag I "9 Venetian Blinds, imported, very superior, with t | patent self-acting roller. I Glassware, Dinner and Tea Services r , Kitchen and Cooking Utensiisl c i Double Barrel Guns,'Btivolvetr "W » ." Garden Chair, {Roller, and Toolb' Ij .Lot,nf Poultry,'&e,i«S.c, ttwM ■>. iHii<v'_.'<!ft il- ' ' ' •* ' ' . . t , I. .., V ; !.'. J fl _, .tit ~ [ \\. ]• .'(_?' ■' -s* '!•-:; •v. ,' 7i,.t .7 .;>3 -.•■■