,- „ with the sale of cattle belonging to •TcSotc, over which defendants held a %laelkefh Psaid the principal witness • tht> case was not present, and rather than 111 "L,i\ v |th the case under such circum 3TXSThe would takej a nonsuit. ! His Worship suggested an adjournment, t Mr Hesketh considering that the cost of ?JVdjoumn* " vouI(1 equal those of a non suit, accepted - latter. Cost. £9 9s- , . This was all the business.

A MAN-FISH.

aloe vl paper published in tho remote jfetrict' of Bayeux has just _ given a SC ription in its pages of a marine mons \ v which quite eclipses tho fame of Jv, s ea-serpent. Ihe account of this !tran<'e being lias been communicated to the editor of "the " Indicateur" by a worthy family living in the neighpourhood, who have received it from ft relative of theirs servin" on board the Thetis. Tho writer Lposesthat after touching at Martinique, and when nearing the Diamond Point, he and his companions on board the ship were startled by the apparition of a sea monster "towhich they were soon forced to give fhe name of a man-fish." The creature was rgwiiniuing peaceably along a short distance ahead of" the vessel. The sea was calm, the sun was bright ; and with tho aid of a -wood telescope it was quite easy to distin guish his bodily appearance and even his features. Down to the waist, which was a 1 slender waist as of a boy 01 fourteen, the I i<*nre was that of a man, its head well I proportioned, the eyes large but not ugly, Hie nose big and ilat, and the countenance round and Fall. The face, neck, and, in fact all the upper part of the body, appeared to be" tolerably white,'' and the skin to be delicate, but as for the lower part of tbc body, it simply resembled that of a fish, and ended in a large forked tail. All these par ticulars were observed while tho monster was pursuing1? its course in tranquil enjoy ment of the Hue weather, and nowise frightened by the shouts which the impru dent mariners addressed to it. After an hour's swim during which the Thetis vainly attempted to come up with the stranger, it gave a violent impulsion to its tail and disappeared from view. He seems to have been in the habit of neatly combing and brushing his hair, "which was smooth and well-arranged. On the other hand, lie had cither not the leisure or not the appliances needful for hnircutting or shaving, for his locks and beard floated in abundance round his shoulders and over his breast. On the whole the conclusion formed by the crew of the Thetis was that the ancient stories of sirens are no myths, but actual truths. As to this question we shall soon, as it seems, have the benefit of another opinion, the writer of the letter stating that the prodigy hud been also observed a few days before with similar feelings of astonish ment by the crew of the British ship Pro enst.—" C4lobe."

HONOR TO WHOM HONOR IS DUE.

(To the Editor of the Evexixo Star.) Sir,—ln your Saturday night issue you mention that, on a general parade of tho Engineers, Colour-Sergeant Head was pre sented with a silver and gold Maltese Cross by Capt. Anderson ; but your reporter, or the individual who supplied the information,, omitted to inform you at the same time that Sapper Serchfield received a like medal that he honourably won afc a rifle competition, at the Mount Eden Rlile Range, presented by Lieutenant Xt hm.—l aiw, Sir, a VOLUA"- TBEII.

Our Goldfields.

(From Saturday's Grahamstown "Star.")

MOANATAIRI.

The plan of working decided upon by the directors of the Moanataivi Company has been fairly started, and nothing very start ling can be looked for in this mine for some time. Probably the yields will be kept up to a figure which will prevent the stock from going down] much. It is understood that tenders Avill be called for at once for continuing the north and south drives from the low level of the Pumping Association shaft, but whether they will be accepted until the question of drainage contributions is settled is doubtful. The ultimatum of the County Council is under stood to be decisive, and 011 its acceptance by the associated companies much depends. The Alburnia commence crushing shortly, and the general stuff and rich specimens ought to produce another dividend-paying yield. The Waitekauri reports are en couraging, but the result of the company's crushing for the month is a matter of speculation, nothing definite as to the quantity of amalgam in hand being kaown. To-day the retorting for the fortnight took place for the return of 1092 ounces of gold. This is the yield of about 400 tons of general stuff, including the stuff from the winzn.

Christie and party's crushing finished 10-dav,produced lOozs of retorted gold. CALEDONIAN.

To-day the driving contractors completed their contract, and the manager is calling for tenders for continuing the drive towards the Old Goiden Calf boundary until such time as the rise is. connected^ with the drive. There are yet about 30 feet to put tip and when this is completed, tho man ager intends to open the reef, stripped. To day soma very promising looking stone was obtained from the rise in the stone, which is generally taken as an indication of gold. CURE. The manager is continuing operations on the No. 6 and 2 reefs. The lode has a very promising appearance and shows a little gold occasionally. The No. 2 reef con tinues to look well, and is showing a little gold. The manager expects that there is at least 170. feet of it io the mine, with over 200 feet of backs. Judging from the course of the various lodes in the mine the manager has a strong conviction that the Nos. 4 and 5 reefs will junction with it near the Red Queen boundary. It is expected that there will be a, couple of trial crushings accumulated during next week.

Johns and party completed their crush ing at the Kuranui battery to-day for the rot urn of 38ozs lOdwts gold. For this return they crushed about 35 loads, and the return is payable.

COROMANDEL.

(D'roni our own correspondent).

... Thi3 day. Waverley.—The Waverley Gold Mining Com pany (Limited), was incorporated under the Joint Stock Act, 18G0, on the 26th October, 1870. Capital, £10,000, divided into 10,000 shares of PA each whereof nothing is paid up. The capital called upon, each share amounts to Is 3d per share, which has been expended in developing the present level of the mine. The Directors are axe33rs Jas. Thomas, Andrews, Mills. Brody, Hobinson, and McDonald: secretary, Mr. Wm. S The mine is situated at the head of the notable Pauls Creek, from which has been dunns the past 15 years some of the richest golden specimens ever produced in Coro maadel, and it is now the firm belief of miny frd i,« t°fu rce from which tllis crick has bsen Tl,p tlSl3 Q Present iunctnre been discovered. Comn-ln at Prssent held by the Waveriy Comn^J' ft YS? occu Pic<i about 6 years a-o by a nfflhJtfc 1 ™ m,e nain2> ailrt utterly was of" ThrL4^ 6 McNeil Brothers, uuder the style Sanvao e ft e n^ oth!!; s claim." During theiroccu extrlc at^H^^a^ c quantity of gold had been Baid dutT «rhl fc IS opeill>' admitted.than ever the Sr" it fM.thrs ugh disagreements amongst of the \v^ e n iu r ? dei> the hammer of the bafflff present CWno Oomh waa purchifeod by the evefsinca X' and has been held by them that Sal wfl^n 8 evi^ent to the Pfoprietory any r«turn p3ire(luire to be expended before w*4WtimSifH and to give the d*#/of l\n fni lal; a ?I>ive ha(l t(> be put ia a dS&fcted m tf Vt° intersect what is now ground haviSlw^-, 3 ,or Maori Keef, the some fifteen «?. Worked by a party of Maoris 3 .given CHit yea t l s o a e°' and that fact alone Maori 4ri V 0 "■, .peculiar appellation of iote 1 reef- From the No 3or dwat 50 te4tCo^ k f °f ground has been work-d, We quantity^ from which a consider- PTOpnetora. gold was taken by the former w-r?? f eg-f ha,3 nnt yet h

shewing little blotches of gold, the other has some verj-.line stone, in richness equal to some of. the beat specimens from the most prominent mines on the field. Altogether the prSclsof w « i mC ar°sucl\ as v'"°^d warrant it bein nUwF a gOld Profluecr- b^ one that may l%

TELEGRAPHIC.

[FROM OUR OWK COEKESPONDENT.]

ONELXNGA, this afternoon, 2 o'clock. THE MILL ACCIDENT. Dr. Zinzan lias just visited Hazard, who was injured by the accident on Saturday. 1 ISa,? tlU Pai »lyzed in his left arm and leg. 1 hough quiet and well attended, there _is a probability of the splinter touching the membrane. If the symptoms continue, the skull will be trepanned; A disturbance occurred at the house last night at 7 o'clock. The injured man's relatives demanded admission, which was refused through the doctors orders. Serjeant Oeonnor was brought this morning by a relative and eventually admitted.

GRAHAMSTOWN.'this day.

CALEDONIAN, PIAKO, AND ALBUR NIA.

Caledonian ; The manager is progressing with tho rise. The country is hard.. It will probably be three weeks before they cut the roof.

Piako : The crushing is still looking well. The manager is going to test different portions of the reef.

The Alburnia will break down to-night. There is rich gold in the face. PUMPING ASSOCIATION.

The County chairman advertises for ten ders for driving cross-cuts north and south at the 640 feet level by the pump. In the Olnucmnri Native Lands Court, ■judgments in Te llunhiue block was given, one third to the To. Ruahinas, partly 'being residents, and two thirds to Horite Nga tetes party. The Courtis expected to sit six weeks.

Mclnnes (Caledonian) 44ozs lGdwts. Only Chance lOozs lOdwts. '< z, g??£ Red White and Blue loozs 30dwK j SHAREMARKET. Sales of Moanataiii, £9 ; Caledonian, £G. Sellers : Moanafai:?, £9 os ; Alburnia, 58s ; Calcd ni;;n, £6; Kuianui Hill, 295;: Piako, {h 6d. Buyers : Waiotahi, 275.

COKOMANDEL. this day.

LATEST MINING.

Waverley : Tho manager brought down about twenty pounds of specimens from the mine to-day, and there is a splendid show in the face.

The Harbor View cut a leader in number five level, expect from appearances to get v shot of gold a few feet further.

Tbc trigonometrical surveys under the superintendence of Mr Clayton, are being carried forward on Goat Island and other places.

Elsinore for Kapangfl, and Gem for the Union Beach arrived with coal.

WELLINGTON, this day.

Mr Passmore's Resignation.

It is stated here in well-informed circles, that Mr Passmore,Superintending Engineer of Constructed Railways in the North Island, is about to sever his connection with the Government.

AUCKLAND STOCK AND MINING REPORT.

jjanK 01 sn.it.—azz ; cv crs. &zi os. National Bank—Buyer?, 71s; sellers, 7:s Gd. Colonial Bank—Buyers, -los Thames Gas—2os : buyers, 20s. National In3urar.c:—Buyers, 3ls: sellers, Tls 6d.

N.Z. Insurance—Buyer?. 102s Cd. Loa:i and Mxrcanii'e—Buyer", IOOs. 1 nion Sash and Dpor Co —rfoliers, £10. Caledonian (dble)—Buyers, 110s ; seller?, £C. Ivloanatairi— ££> ; buyers. £9 : sellers, £9 53. Cv c—Ss ; buyers, 7-5 9d ; sellers, Ss Gel. A1 barnla—Sellers, OSS Gd. New Momma: Star—7s. . Waverly—ls !)d. - ' Kuranui H'll—29? ; sellers, 293. YV'aiotahi— Buyers, 265. Piako—Bs Od : buyers, S3 3d; sellers, 0?. Tokatea—lls 9t; buyers, lls Cd. Pride of Tokaten—ls; buyers, Is. JOSEPH NEW-MAN. Chairman.

THE DILPUSSUND.

The following is the captain's report :— "Left dock Thursday, March Bth ; anchored at Gravesend, and proceeded down the river the following morning. Had light easterly wind down Channel as far as Usliand, thence head winds for four days, and after wards strong N.N.W. wind, with terrific squalls, and heavy iiead sea. Took N. E. trades in 29. N. Had them pretty good to 12 N., then baiiling winds to 2.5 South. Crossed the line on Tuesday, April sth. Had moderate trades to IS dog. South. The northerly wind then fell light for two days, after which the S.E. trades sprung up, and after a week developed into a strong breeze with terrific squally, to 3G.9. South. Had five days light airs and calms, and then strong gale with terriiic squalls, on Friday, May 4th, lasting three days, with heavy sea coining over fore and aft. On Wednesday, April 25th, 2 p.m., felt a shock, as if the ship had passed over a sand bank, attributed it to the shock from an earthquake. On Monday, May 7th, experienced a strong gale lasting 24 hours, with !e:rih'c squalls. Parsed Ciipc of Good Hop;?, Monday, May 7fh. Weather unsettled till May 12th, then a heavy gale with fierce squalls, and very high sen, ship taking over large quantities of water fore and aft. Had 43 hours' ordinary weather to May 26th, then strong gale. On the 2fjth had . iierco gale-0, with frequent squalls, and very high sea. Giile lasted three days,; obliging slip to be kept before the -sea. Moderate weather to June 4th. Then gale with heavy squalls and cross seas. Moderate weather to the 7th. Then a gale from the S. E. lasting two days. -Had four days' light weather and cairns to June Ist, when a sudden galo from the S. 'W. caused the ship to take over more water. Gale renewed at intervals until 15th. Brought ship to the wind, under two lower topsails, at 1 p.m. At 3 p.m. weather cleared up, and laid ship on her course. Strong gales to June 17th. Then fresh breeze to 19th, followed by light winds to Three Kings, which were sighted on the 23rd. Passed North Cape same night, with heavy gale blowing. Arrived last night at S o'clock."

THEATRE ROYAL.

THE band outside the Theatre on Saturday evening had the effect of drawing a good house to witness the remarkable perftrm»n°f s °* Me33i-3 Baker and Farron in their POPu/ar drama of "Lisa Eceles" Which was represented for the last time in its. completeness, lhe character sketches, comic songs, and JNew York Volunteers, were greeted with-the sam applause as on previous occasions. Wenotia that the nights of these clever per formers are numbered, and on Wednesday they will take their parting benefit, and give choicest selec tions irom their spicy representations, lhe bill of fare for this evening will include the -Governor," a musical, farcical comedy which new scenery, songs, and character* w a be introduced. Mr Baker will appear as Kraoi witz, the mock Governor and Mr Fanon as Corporal Mulcahy, one of those Irish characters in which he excels. .

NOTICES TO CORRESPONDENTS.

The g.s. Wellington.—A letter from Mr Cooper, passenger by tho s>-.|Well.ngton, is unavo dably held over till to-morrow.

There has been a tremendous fire at Sin gapore. We learn from Straits papers that Sn the ISth April there occurred at Singa pore the greatest fire ever record^ m that olace. It broke out at Tanjore Pagai W &•*»« X before it was extinguished it destroyed aa immense quantity of property. It began at 4 o'clock in the afternoon, andby6!o.cloc some 30,000 tons of coal were one mass; ot flames. In a little while the whole of tLe coolie quarter was entirely consumed Our latest dates inform us that the hie was stm burning, in spite of .the *m&l£* t%& several fire companies to put it out. mo fire originated in a shop at the WJW*J*S its cause had not been traced. iJ^S

[ A grand vocal sast instrumental ■concert j Will be given to-morr-ov (Tuesday) evening m tho Public Hall, OtakHfttt, the proceeds to be devoted to Roman Catholic parochial purposes.

John Sim'mons, men tioned in the late telegrams as the probable commander, in the event of an English army bein« sent to the East, is better "known as bir Lintorn Simmons, and occupies the pont of Inspector-General of Fortifications. The late Rev F. W. C. Simmons, Principal of the Nelson College, was the brother of the General.

One of the Advantages of direct communication with America is apparent by the introduction of tho Self-Acting Holler Blind. This Holler Blind is perfection. Works in the most natural and easy manner. No side lines and rack? to _ get out 01 order. It falls and rises noiselessly, and the instant response to the gentlest touch of the hand is a most pleasing feature. It lias been patented and tested for the last 12 years in America, superseding all other kinds. The ROLLER BLIND O¥ THE AGE is obtainable only at tire City Hall Arcade. All new Buildings should be iitted with thorn, the expense being very little more than the old fashioned sort, and they can be supplied for windows of any size by Holloway and Garlick, General House Furnishers.— [Advt.]

THE Ev^^l^^ -STAR,. MONDAY, J TOE 25, 1877.

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I TN THE SUPREME COURT OF NEW : A ZEALAND. NORTHERN DISTRICT. } IN BANKRUPTCY. j | In the matter of "The Debtors and Creditors Act, 1870," and of the Bankruptcy of William Hhsky Sykks, of Matakohe, a Dcbtoi-. | Notice is hereby given that a sufficient num ber oC Creditors not having attended tho First Meeting of Creditors of the abovenamed debtor, appointed to be hold, at the Supremo Court ouse, Auckland, on the 25th day of June instant, at 11 o'clock in the forenoon, which meeting \va3 duly gazetted, I do, thereforo, by virtue of the powers vested in nic, pursuant to Section 46 of the abovemontioned Act, appoint Thomas Mac lfarlauc, Esqttire, of Auckland, a Certificated Accountant in Bankruptcy. Creditors Trustee. Dated, at Auckland, this 25th day of June, 1577. 11. WILLIAMSON, Deputy Registrar. Jonx A. Beam, I Debtor's .Solicitor. i Shortland-street, Auckland. rTN the matter of "The Joint Stock i JL Companies Act, 1800," and in the mat! --! ter of the winding-up of "TheTairua i Prospectors' Gold Mining Compauy Limited)." j The Creditor? of the abovonaTed Company ' arc required, on or before the seventh cay of . July one thousand ci^ht hundred and seventy ■ieven, f,o sru I their names and addresses, and tho particulars of their Debts or Claims, and the : names and addresses of their Solicitors (if any), to llr. Thomas MacU'arlanc, cf the City of Auckland, the OrhVial Liquidator of the said Company; and if so required, by notice in writing from the said Official Liquidator, are by their Solicitors to come in and prove their said I Debts or Claims, at the Chambers of Ilia Honour Mr. Justice Gillies, in the City of Auckland, at 1 such time as shall be specified in such notice, or in default thereof, they will be excluded from the benefit of any distribution made before such Debts are proved.. FRIDAY, the thirteenth day of July, one . thousand eight hundred and seventy-seven, at \ 11 o'clock in the forenoon, at the said Chambers, is appointed for hearing and adjudicating upon the Debts and Claims. Dated this 23rd of June, 1877. j H. WILLIAMSON, I Deputy Registrar. IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF AUCK LAND, HOLDKN AT AUCKLAND. ! IN BANKRUPTCY. In tho matter of " The Debtors and Creditors Act 18^5," and in tho matter of John Edwakd Banks, of Pnrawai. in the District of llauraki, in the Thames County, in the Provincial District of Auckland, Kauri Gum Merchant, a Debtor. Take notice that a Special Meeting of the | Creditors of the abovejiamcd John Edward I Banks will be held at the District Court House, Eden-street, Auckland, on WEDNESDAY, tho i fourth day of July, one thousand eight hundred ; and seventy-seven, at eleven o'clock in the fore- I noon, to remove from oilice James Butler ! Stoney, the Trustee in this Eitotc, aiid to ' appoint George Sargent Jakins, of Auckland, Merchant, to iill his office. ! Dated this 23rd day of June, 1577. OWEN & GRAHAM. THORNTON, SMITH, & FIRTH. THOMAS MACKY. JOHN FISHER. ! IRELAND BROS. i Creditors in the Estate of the said Jonn 1 Edward Banks. W QTAE" PICTORIAL MAP k5 OV THE Seat of War. i A Few Coi-ies of the "STAR" J PICTORIAL MAP OF THE SEAT OF WAR j IN EUROPE AND ASIA. i Are now procurable at tho Star Office, and the leading City Stationer. The Map is universally admitted to be the best issued in the Colonies. PRICE :—THREEPENCE. OST, a small rough yellow-haired Ter rier Pup, answers to the name of " Nip. I The finder returning it to Mr. Saunders, St. j Stephen's Road, Parncll, will be regarded. TJTUjUND, a large Black and White Dog. JD Owner can have it by paying expenses.— Apply to Win. A. Lamb, No. 1. Qm.-en-street. LOST, on Sunday afternoon, inf Hobson street, near St. Matthew's Church. Gold Motirning Locket, containing ] hoto. — Under will be rewarded on leaving {.it at the Star office. . 'i/UDJiN TERRACE, New North Road.— Hi The School Duties at MLS3 Johnston's Seminary will be resumed on Monday the 2nd July. , IN reply to the Challenge hi this morn ing's •' Herald," 1, being the party mentioned, accept the same, and will meet him at the Occi dentrl Hotel, this evening, at 8 o'clock tonrrange. TXA~iTT~N ERSHIP NOTICE. Notice is hereby given that a Co-partnership has this, day been entered into between Henry Edward Partridge, Tobacconist, Queen-street, Auckland, and Hbnby Edward Woollams, late of Coiomandel, under the style or term of "PARTRIDGE & WOOLLAMS, Wholesale and Retail Tobacconists, Queen-street, Auck* laUd" ~. HKNRY E. PARTRIDGE, (Signed) HENRY E. WOOLLAMS. mflE CO-PARTNERS solicit a continu- JL ance of the Jibei-al patronage hitherto ac corded to Henry E. Partridge, assuring their Customers that no paiDS shall be wanting on their ? art to mer^ttosgne. & WQOLLAMS> A UCKLAND INSTITUTE. The Second Monthly Meeting will be held in. the Museum Buildings, THIS (Monday) EVEN ING, at 7.30 p.m., when the following Paper 3 MI Notes on tho recent Earthquake Wave, as " observed at Russell and Gisborne; by James Macfarlaxe and T. Ciikisp. II On a new Mollusk from Auckland ±iar ' bour; by T. F. Chewsemax, F-L.S. 111 Descriptions of new species ot Coleoptera; 'byCapt. T.-Broun. . . \ The attendance of Ladies g^^EMAN, Secretary.^ PERMANENT CO A OPERATIVE BUILDING AND INVESTMENT SOCIETY. Office—93, Queex-steeet. LOANS granted upon approved securities of PV^enoid or Leasehold Properties in sums of £20 X 000, principal and interest being repayable in instalments, at the following rates for every £100 borrowed:— "*" ' ~ s. d. £ a. d. 4 years 1| f gjj } % 6 years 9 2 15* 7 6 Syears 7 6 Ig6 7 b 10 years 6 3 x— 1S a ~ nirPO^ITS received at the following rates— isSSto w ISS7 .. 6 per cent, per annum E7 day's notice — -> 1. -*.- rtxmrsjrn n »



~ T1 O MEDICAL.M' EN j -%i. -nted. in a thriving district in Auckland, a , f «£ I Man. Practise worth £350 to £GOO, or iy»v» C*k "vnnum. First named sum guaranteed. JS^-t' 'wi much preferred.—Apply, stating Married k -incatioßS. to age aa>i qna. j. m. DARGAVILLE, Auckland •"tVfi'n"-L 'urchaseis for two splendid AJ?H.&JJ, * Trichord Pianos, in Burr grand-toned . i c d.-J. Howden, Short- Walnut cases, j>n»t inXK ;andstreof. . —— VV ~, J.I o"• ~« "ighter-house of f 7 made at the Private 3>. fn on Monday A. DornwelL Tenders to besS?m mon Jlonaa^ 2nd July. ANTED to Rent, •'*"« /™°™£ House in a pleas«wt Ib«aMi> ' - 173 access to Queen-E-treet.—Address &, v Box ' Post-offlce. Auckland. — WANTED, a First-class Paifewranuu and Waitress,- also an experienced Gsok, ) for a leading hotel,- situated in the country.— Apply at the oflico' ot the undersigned at 11 o'clock on Tuesday, the 26th instant.—Rj as, Ball & Co. WANTED, a sifctSEßtiOM in a gentleman's Garden, or a Nursery, by a Young Man accustomed to it, and would-not object to being generally useful.—" J.," Star Office. WANTED, a situation by a Young Man accustomed' to the' Butchering I Business; will keep books if- required; wages not an object.—•' H.," StakOfflca. ANTED, Man ivndi Wife without en cumbrance for the Raglan District; Man for general farm worife, '-Vife to cook.— Apply at Metropolitan Hotel.- W ANTED, a Young. Lady to take charge of and teach eu small family of Girls in Poverty Bay.— * pply by letter, with references, to " G.," Metropolitan .Hotel. WANTED, a Gas Stove, second-hand. Address, with description aud price, " Smith," Star Office. WANTED, a really experienced Nurse to take the charge and management of children.—Apply at the oflice of the under signed at 11 o'clock on Tuesday, the 26th inst.— ! Ryan, Bell & Co. j ANTED, for an Hotel in the \ Waikato, a Barmaid; also, a Female j Cook.—Apply Golden Crown Brewery, Wei- ! lealey-street, between 10 and 12 on Tuesday and j Wednesday. | WANTED, a General Servant in a small family. —Apply, between 12 and 3, j atMrSelfc's, No. 1, Barnes' Cottages, Karanga- ] hapo Road. Newton. i WANTED, immediately, an ex perienced Nurse; also, a Parlour Maid (good wages), several Genei-alServ.'n's. Kan'.iy man waiting employment.—Miss Colls' Registry j Office. ! WANTED to Rent, House and few ! acres of Land, within four miles of Auckland.-Beta, Po.-t-oth'cii. i WANTED, three or four Boys.—Apply G. GledhilFs Gingerbeer Factory, We'l lesley-street. WANTED, a good General Servant, \ for a small family.—Miss Manning, j Parnell. J ANTED, for Wanj>amii, a good Carpenter; must be used to Sash'and ! Dooi" Work. To a lirst-class hand, constant work and good wages.—Apply Waller and Co., Onchunga. | WANTED, a Situation as Working Housekeeper.—7-C.0.. Star ofllce. WANTED, a JJoy able to drive a j Horse and make himself useful.— j Governor Browne Hotel. i WANTED, a Groom and Gardener ; references required.—Geo. W. Binncy. WANTED, a pushing hand for the Clothing.—J. W. Pt;arse. j WANTED, a respectable, well-educated j Youth, na apprentice to the Drapery.— Mrs. Butterworth, Queen-street. WANTED, a Situation as Pupil Teacher in a good school; can teach good English, \ with the rudiments of Music and French.— Address A.8., Post-office, Newton. WANTED, a thorough General Servant; ! must be a good plain cook and laundress. —Mrs. D. B. Cruickshank, Remucra, any day before 12 o'clock. WANTEDfCattIe to Graze at Ellerslie ; ! plenty of grass and shelter in large en- j closed paddocks.—James A. Browne, Ellcrslic Hotel. " ; ~%XT ANTED, Kitchens' Blood .Restorer ", Empty Bottles brought back. The astonishing increase in the wale of Hitchen's Blood Restorer has rendered it necessary to request the return of all Empty Bottles, for which 2s. per dozen will be paid on delivery to H. A. liitchens, Symonds-Streot; or to Messrs Hamilton Bros., Wholesale Agents, Qucen street. j WANTED Known, Selling Off! yelling ' Off!! Selling Off!!! for three days. Removing to Victoria-street, corner of llobson strcet, late Abbott, Grocer.—Dampier, Wynd harn-etreet. ; ANTED TO LET, for the term of ' 5} years, the Surrey Hills Dairy and , Milk-Walk, Newton; an established custom of eight j ears.—Apply for full particulas to James Walrnslcy, on the premises. ] nnO PRINTERS.—Wanted, a First-class ; A. Jobbing Hand to take charge of a Jobbing OiHce; permanent employment for suitable man. Apply to J. Hughes, Wellington. WANTED, a situation by an Ex perienced Laundress.—Address by letter " F. 5.," STAIt Office. T^TANTED, a Gap Lathe, S to 10 in. V T centres, 10 to 12 ft. bod, with slide rest complete.—Address, with particulars, Post-office Box 10. ___ WANTED, a respectable stout young Lad to wait at table and make himself useful.—Apply at C. Burton's New Restaurant, next Arthur's, Queen-street. WANTED", a Boy who can reckon, to go Hawking, and attend in the shop.— W. H. Dampier, Wyndham-strt-et. WANTED, an energetic Partner in profitable Import and Produce Business. General mercantile knowledge indispensable.— For further particulars apply, by letter, to " C-F.R.,"Stak Office. W~ ANTED, Old and New Roofs to cover. Duley's Patent Composition, warranted lire and waterproof. Guaranteed for ' five years. Price, 5s per square yard.—Apply J. T. Duley, at Messrs. Kattern and Shepherd's Elliott-street, Auckland. ANTED KNOWN, that J. C. Stovin, Mineral Merchant, is a Purchaser of Copper, Tin, Lead, Blend, Antimony,. Cinnabar, Nickel Silver, Bismuth. Plumbago, and other ores and minerals.—Office: No. 9, Insurance Buildings, Auckland. ANTED Known, that D. Goldie is prepared to supply all kinds of Timbe and other Building Materials, including Sashes, Doors, Mouldings, Broad Timber, House Blocks, Posts, Rails, Hardwood Felloes, Shafts, Iro Bark and Blue Gum Laths, Shingles, &c, &c., at the lowest market price, at his Yards, Cua torn-house-street. WANTED KNOWN, that Mrs. McGRATH has removed from; Aber crombicstreet to the bottom of Wakefield-street, near its junction with Queen-street, right hand side. Orders taken for Ladies' BootSv Men's Bluchers, Lace-ups, and Watertight^. Repairs neatly and promptly executed. ANTED the Public to Know, L. H. GREEN is leaving his Nursery in Sea field View, and will sell off all his stock of Shelter, Ornamental Trees, and Shrubs, at half price. The following prices will show: —Pinus Insignus, 9s $J doz.; Cupressus- Macrocarpa, 12a $ doz.; Camellias. Azaleas,, and Rhododendrons, Is 6d each (200..000); two-year-old Thorn Quicks, extra strong, 12s per 1000; and all other Nursery Stock equally cheap. —L. H.. G-R-ekn', Seafleid View Nursery, off the Graf ton Road. cr£) Jil% $*<t *lr *Sk* X ODGE ST. ANDREW, No. 418, S.C. The Monthly Meeting of the above Lodge will be held in the Lodge Roam, Star Hotel, Albert street, THIS (Monday) EVENING, at 7.30 p.m. sharp. By order of the R.W.M. i GEO. PAYNE, Secretary. jsi*>v xnoß waiukuTnd 221111*^^ X? POLLOCK. -^SS^^ffS^^ Monday Evening's tide— twFT'WrSJJ Cutter UNDINE. Tuesday Evening's tide— Cutter SECRET. Wednesday Evening, at 4 o'clock— P.s. OREGON, Leaving Waiuku at 10 a.m. on Thursday. ___^__ M. H. ROE. TT IGH WA V BOARDS. The members or representatives of the "Mount Eden," "Grafton Road," "Karan ga hape," and "Eden Terrace" Highway District Boards are requested to meet in the Eden Vine Hotel on TUESDAY EVENING, the 26th instant at 7.30 o'clock, to consider the best means ef cutting down that portion of Eden Road around the "Waterworks, Reser~ voir," and other matters connected therewith, such as ceata, &c. A full attendance 01 all the Boards is. requested as something must be done at ones to. sava tUe Ures of those crossing over it.



f TTTANTbP KNOWN, .hat every des \i cription of Mercantile and F«icy <■ Printing is executed at the Kvenixg Stais f Steam Printing Works. Latest Novelties in • English and American Type; Scripts equal to > Lithography; Material for Posters and Illutni nated Bills obtainable in no other Printing Ofllce n the Colonies. ANTED KNOWN, a bargain in Children's and Women's Strong Boots; more 20-keyed Orgftn Concertinas, 6s and Ss ■ each; Kits, for marketing, Is; Elastic Dress Holders, 2d: Ladies' Stockings, 6d: Men 3 Superior Socks, Gd; Photographs of the Thames, : ?s per dozen ; large mounted ditto, tsd, M, and Is; Good Black Tea, 2s; Superior Mixed ditto, 2s Cd ; very largo bars of Soap, 6d : Epsom Salts, 6d doz.; Children's Boa Muff and Collaret com bined, 2s; Berlin Wool, id and 5d per dozen; lingering Wool, od per hank: Wooden Barrel Taps, Id each: Leather Laces, 3d per doz.—W. 11. Dampier. Wyndham-street. "T^TOVELTY.— By thcs.s. Zealandia from -Li San Francisco:—lo barrels Pecan Nuts. 1,, -Rummer and Co. Z^ZZ I~ jj* MARY"STEELE calls at the Harbour Dining Hotise ?he will find something greatly toheraJvantagg, FRESfct SALMON, in 21b. tins, only Is. 6<1., £+• I' 1- .He win and Bros.' Peacock's &?r»are Jams, /id. jei» tin at JF*. Hewin and IJrefchers'."^: j A MEETING of tfj& AvnaXgaxmsed Boot ' r\ and Shoemakers Society -Will Se held at the Young Men's Christian Association Roosts on TUESDAY EVENING next; ac hotff-past 7 o'clock sharp, • IN THE ASSIGNED ESTATE &¥ WARD & CO. j ■ All Claims against the above Estate are rer- ! quested to be sent in at once to the office, j>'oH- street; and. all claims duo to the said Estate-arc to be paid t» the undersigned forthwith. E. R. CARDNO; By order of the Trusteesi- June_22, IS77V :__ TO THE INHABITANTS OF THE NORTH SHORE. , Skating at Devonport Hall, on MONDAY NIGHT, June 25;- Fjrst-class Skates provided. Admission. T^ISSOLUTION OF PAR 1 NERSHIP. Notice is hereby given lhat the Partnership hei tofore subsisting between Thomas Chook and Gkougk Rooeusv under the style or firm of BUTTON & CO., Grocers, 30. Queen-street, Auckland, has this day been dissolved by mutual consent, having sold the business to Mr. CIURLKb Surrox, to whom all Debts due to the late firm arc payable. THOMAS CROOK. ! GEORGE ROOERd. Dated 11th June. 1877. 1 /CHALLENGE. In consequence of having disposed of the Open Sailing Boat "Pet," and having to send her away from this port 'by Wednesday next, I am willing to sail a Match with the •' Brothers," or any other Open Sailing Boat in Auckland, under Regatta Regulations, TO-MORROW, for any sum not exceeding £50. i CHARLES BAILEY. ! MR. B. SCHWARZBACH' (Fhom the University Eye-Clinics i OF BjERLIX), ' SPECIALIST FOR DISEASES OF THE EYE, EAR, THROAT, AND CHEST, can be Consulted up to July Ist, at the DEVON SHIRE HOUSE, late Captain Casey's, Hobson street, Auckland. i X&, Hours, from 10 a.m. to t p.m. ! FREDK. HEWIN.] [HENRY HEWIN. ryiHE BEST COFFEE IS AT j F. HEWIN & BROTHER'S. | ALWAYS GOOD ALIKE, At F. HEWIN & BROTHER'S. 1 FRENCH & INDIAN CONDIMENTS, ! In Great Perfection, ! as usual, at \ F. HEWIN & BROTHER S. Socialities ! Specialities ! \ True Indian Currie r>. 1•. : True Indian Chut- Mushrooms and ) ■ ) ney J Butter ( j ) Real French Sar- , —-, X rench Beans ( ) dines v > Oxford Sausage ( ( French Mustards ,-. German Sausage J , ( French Vinegars I Essence of Rennett ( ) French Fruits >- J Jugged Hare ( ) Truilled Pates De , —, Hare Soup r \ Joi Gras v 1 Mock Turtle } I / Truffled Pates of Ox Tail I ' ) Partridge, Wood | j Chili Vinegar ( ) cock, Quail, &c. v. J Tarragon Vinegar ( ) Truffles Fines de , , Mince Meat ) ( Perigord s , Plum Pudding J '. Asparagus, long Tunny Fish \ ) tins (l Guava Jelly, ( ! ) Greer Peas, 1 and J &c, &c. 1 )_J^ -. - „< • FOR THE BEST CHEESE, SMOKE-DRIED BACON, HAMS, AND GOOD BUTTER, GO TO Jf. HEWIN & BROTHER'S, PROVISION FACTORS. AND FANCY GROCERS, mTT _ m CORNRR OF QUEEN AND THE JL POT, WELLESLEY-STREETS, Opposite United Service Hotel, AUCKLAND. N D IA N CHUTNEY, AT CLOSE BROS. TVRESS Ty/T ATERI ALS AT £T REDUCED PRICES ! "®a SILK VELVET JACKETS AT Sg^ HALF PRICE !! -®a H. Atkins Has Reduced the Prices of a Large Lot of Winter Dress Materials, and has also Purchased Heavy Lines at Job Prices. He has also just opened all the New Shades (Prunes, Navy Blue, Myrtle, Chocolate, &c), in «g^ SATIN CLOTHS, TRAILS, &C. "©3. These Colours, now so much worn, have not been procurable for some time back. In this second ahipraent will be found some Very Choice Goods. Also BLACK SILKS, at the old pkices !: H. ATKINS Has also Just Purchased a heavy line of LADIES' SILK VELVET JACKETS, AT A DISCOUNT. They will ba Sold at about 83T HALF PRICE! i Remnants of Dress Materials to. be-Cleared-out at ANY REASONABLE PHIGE. I i Blankets, Sheetings, Quilts* Table Linen, Long Curtains, Calicoes, Flannels, and all Manchester Goods, of best niafces, aad at the Lowest Price for the quality,, in Auckland. Cheap Tweebs for Boy's Wear. at 2s. lid. and 33. 6d., worth is. to ss. THE LARGE STOCK OF MOSGIEL. AND OTHER TWEEDS IN THE CITY. A SPLENDID STOCK OF CLOTHING, ia Auckland-made. Melbourne, and Imported. -(H. ATKINS. \ ■



FOR SALE (cheap), Saddle Hotel Tokatea Range, Coromandel. Hous : doing fair business. Owner leaving on ace un i of bad health only.—Apply to the Proprietor oi > premises. 0 BREWEKS, CAPITALISTS, ANI OTHERS.—GOOD SPECULATION. The L^ase of a fine large Hotel, containing 2( rooms, large Stable, and smrden, for ten years for £500 cosh.—Apply to Mrs George, Princes street, Onehun.^n. IJ^OR SALE, at Coromandel, a large ? Hotel, with freehold allotment. Priceless than half-cost of buildfcg.—F. Ring, Agent, Shortland-strect. i?"l O^ —COTTACf* of five Rooms, cy&JLr&ss@ good well, Ss*all work-3b?p ; freehold allotment, 38 x 100. JS7 to 12 minutes-' , walk from the Market House.—S, Vaile, Hou?« and Land Agent, Shortland-strcst, next the Post-officOf V~ OLUNTEER SCRIP.— Wsartcd £400 — worth.—S. Vaile. Commission Agent. X d*-^|?l'l —VERY PRETTY VILTa. <W?Jllx/8 of 8 rooms, fitted with cooking i range, grates, walep laid on, and overy conve nience for a family,- £250 of purchase Hiioney can remain ac S per -scat.—S. "Vaile, Houao* and Land Agent. /^OMMERCIAL~TR AYE L L E ll. ■- vy \Vanted, for a ScsSbem House, a steady, experienced Man, acquainted with the Drapei-Jf and Clothing trade, to IViavel in Wellington.. Napier, &c. —Apply by lettaic v.rith terms, refer- eiices. ??c, to d. Vaile, (SbmmiQsion Agent, Shortland-s'reet. ;£! 90 —PRETTY CC--3TAGE, of four <=^-L«/ 1/. rooms, with erw;:y convenience, good well, &c.; allotment, 332^8?, fully planted withjruit trees, &c—S. Vaile, I3»nd Agent-. 4? Ta'-building ausotments "n&.jLXr* from £10 each.—S:'Vaile, House, itftEid and Instate Agent, JSliortlas?fi-street, next tbe Post-oflice. _g*;s>|"h to £1000 LENT, on Building ctp'.'Vv Society principles or cm'any terms to suit borrowers.—C. Williamson. Estate Agent, Vulc&n Lane. '.'.lortgagesand Loans negotiated. FOiTJSALE, 2,430 Acres freehold Land, with 25,00-J.OOO feet of Kauri Timber, at Mcrffusy Bay. This is a first-clai3 investment. —11. Partiugton, Estate Agent, Gtiehbury's Unilciinsd. i THE HEVADA HO T1 E L. That; well known and most centrally situated hostelry,- the Nevada Hotel. Queen-street, is now to Lot on Lease for a term of years.—JTor particulars apply t« C. Williamson, Hotel Broker and Estate Agent, 3, Vulcan Lane. i TO LET, a Shop and Dwelling House in Hobson-streot, adjoining Foley's Grocery Store.—Apply to M. Foley. j OFFICE TO LET, iv best business position in Queen-street. —W. S. Jones Sarldlei-, &c , Queen-street^ TO LET, a good House of five rooms and scu'lioi), v.ith water laid on, good well, with puir.p, and large outhouse, Sec— James P^eid, Eden Terrace. j TO LET, a sevcn-roinoed House in Newton Road, four doors below Steven son's; Grocer; good well and onthout c. Rent 12s. Apply next door. ; TO LET, at Mount Eden, a 7-roomed j Dwelling-house, with Stable, Coach-house, and about one acre choice volcanic land. Rent, 21s. per week.—Apply to W. Aitken, Land Agent. j TO LET, a four-roomed House ; ' rent, 8s per woek.—Apply York Hotel. TO LET, the Residence of Sir George Arney, at Remuera, lately occupied by P. Comisky, Esq., comprising Twelve Rooms and Offices complete, together with Ten Acres of Land, tastefully laid out. Apply to W. AITKEN, Land Agent. TOLET, spacious and convenient Offices, •with office fittings, fire-proof strong-room, : large dry cellarage, and good supply of water, suitable either for the law, wine, or general mercantile business.—Apply to W. Aitken. TO LET, 5-roomed House, beautiful situation.—H. Partington, Estate Agent. friO LET, an eleven-roomed House in JL Nelson-street. —Apply to P. A. White, Shortland-strcet. TO LET or For Sale, on easy terms, a six- oomed Vila Residence; beautiful situation in Mount Eden Road.—Apply to C. Carly, on the premises. TO LET, in Chapel-street, a 4-roomei Housp.—Apply at Mr Major's, grocer, Wellesley-street. "\rOLUNTEER LAND SCRIP.—I am T a Buyer.- J. M. Lennox. Estate Agent, Queen-street. _. /CLEARING — OF — WINTER STOCK. tST LIMITED TO FOUR WEEKS ONLY!! A. LINABURY & CO., 204 &206, QUEEN-STREET. A GENUINE CLEARING SALE OF WINTER STOCK HAS THIS DAY COMMENCED, AND WILL CONTINUE FOUR WEEKS ONLY, During which the Entire Stock will be subjected to such a SWEEPING REDUCTION IN PRICE, That the object aimed at, namely, A LARGE REDUCTION IN STOCK IS SURE TO BE THE RESULT. From the well-known quality of Goods kepi this Popular Establishment, the public may rest assured in getting the Best of Everything at and Under Wholesale Prices !!! The STOCK consist" of every description of DRAPERY GOODS in SILKS, SHAWLS, MANTLES DRESS MATERIALS, BLANKETS HOSIERY. MILLINERY LADIES'AND CHILDREN'S UNDER CLOTHING CLOTHING, FANCY GOODS, &o. Dressmaking on the Premises. Country Ordei-3 carefully and promtly executed. Comparison Invited. THE ENTIRE STOCK TO-.BE SOLD REGARDLESS OF COST Ml A. L inaXuey & C O -' 204 & 206, QUEEN-STREET. m.O ARRIVE, Ex " Epehemy" : 31 tons FLOUR. Ex " Miss Kilmansegg" : 50 tons FLOUR 5 „ OA.TMEAL.. EX " COREA" : CO tons FLOUR. Ex " TAUPO" : 10 cases BACON and HAMS.. T. H. HALL & CO. High-street and Vitlcak Lake. r\ N SALE By the Undersigned — 250 sacks OATS 120 bags PEARL BARLEY PIGMEAL 25 cases CANTERBURYjCHEESE 7 „ „ BACON & HAM 10 kegs BUTTER 2 cases LARD (in bladders and tins) 2 „ BAKING POWDER 10 bales HOPS TEAS, half-chests End boxes. T. H. HALL & CO.



Q , mENDEjfiS are" ihViied for the Purchase - j -*- of tlicA.S.P.Co.VifiSnmcrs I SOUTHERN CKOS3, f PRETTY JANE, 3 j AND I i STAR OF THE SOUYf*, ! To bo sent in any time on or be£c?'e S-sptembe J Ist, 1377, addressed to the Directorsl A<*s, P. Com ' pa»y. Jtyery information will be giver* hy the Manager on application. ; WILLIAM LODDEK, j Manager a:id Engineer A.S.FV Co • i ; A.TTeSLAjRD HARBOUR BOARD, TENDERS FOR IftONWOBK, TIMBER, CHARTING-, COALS, AND SUPPLIES, .FOR KARBOUR DEPARTMENT. Harbour Beard Office, Aitcfcland, 20th June, 1577 ---1 Sepaittfc Tenders Will bo received at this ! office unZH TUESDAY, tfw 2Stli instant,at noon, for Ironwork,, Timber, Carting, Coate, and Sup p'ies for Harbour DcpnrSwtent, in terms of con j ditionsto bs*seen at the Engineer's Office. I Tenders tcbe endorse' 3 respectively "Tender Sssr Ironwork"-" '•'Timber,?' "Carting," -'Coals," £-«d " Supplie*s-for HarboiwDopejtmcnt." In* lowest or any teosler sot necessarily acs*pted.- I WtL.L,IAM €', S>ALDY, Chairman. ! "VTEWi'ZJEALAND COASTS STEAM ! ±1 SERVICES. General Poftfc Office,, I Wellington, 29r.ii M&y, 1877. Scaled Tenders will be received afctfte General i Post Offies, .Wellington, until :ioonicS SATUIf ! DAY, the-21'st July next, for the performance I during a period of twelve months,- Gcrweaencinff from a date "'hereafter to bo fixed- bythe Post mastcr-Ganeral, of any of the undeit-niejitioned Steam Services, viz. :— 1. Between Nelson, Wostpo3?tvGrrojwr.o3rth, and i Hokitika, and vibe versa, oilce every- 'fsbiuv^reeks. ! 2. Between Port ChalmeraancMheAVeat Coast ports of tho Middle Island, monthly. A>3teamcr I to leave Pop!;s Chalmers once itt'owsigc saontb, I proceeding to the West Consfr' of The- Middle island, byway of Cook and JTovoaux Straits, alternately/ The steamer to caH'at Lytielton, Picton, Nclsoti. Westport; Grcyjnoutfri. Hoki tika, and The Bluff;' and also, wftbn required, at Oamaru, Timaru, Martin's Bay, ?4ilford Sound, Preservation'i Inlet, and Port William> iis Ste wart's Island ; and at such •other-pJaoc&ias the i Postmaster-General may frcm • time to» time 1 direct. i Tenderers should state the names,-, toraaaage, and horse-power of the vessels to lie employed in the service or . services foe whioh they : tender. ■ | Further particulars, and terms find conditions of contract, may be obtained oa applying to the General Pd9t< Oliice, Wellington™ or the Chief Post Offices at Dunndin, Chuistchurch, Nelson, Hokitika; and Auckland. - I The lowest or- any tender will not'necessarily be accepted.. I Tenders to be addressed ta the -Hon. the=-Post master General, Wellington, and endorsed " Tender for Steam Service." W. GRAY.- Seefetary. m O CO-N- T R A C T O. RS. Tenders are invited for the Extecsion ct the j Tauranga Town Wharf and specifica tions uiay be seen at Mr." A. C Jordan's ofiice, jxTauranga, and at. Mr. H. Kees-George's-office, ! Fort-street, Auckland, on and after the 2nd of 1 July. i Tenders to bo sent in to Mr. It. C.-.Tordan, ! Tauranga, endorsed "Tender for Extension of ! the Tauranga Town Wharf,""by neon on the 16th July. The lowest o? any tender nob necessarily accepted. S v R. C. JORDAN. 6 B~U I L IT E R S. _____ | Tenders will be received until noonofWejfaes ! day, the 4th July, for the erection of Brick Building in Wyndham-street. Plans, &c, at my office, Albert-street, near Market. E D WARD>BARTEE.Y. npENDERS will be received by the under"- JL signed up to neon 30th instant, .for Three to Five Years Lease of the Glebe Land, in the "Village of Panmure, containing s^acre3 more or less, now in the occupation of: Mr; James Fleming. The highest or any other, tender not necessarily accepted.. JAMES WISES, Churchwarden, Panmure. mO BUILDERS. Tenders will bo received, un to. noon on Saturday, the 30th instant, for the erection of a Viila Resilience at Ponsonby. Plans, &c, at my office, EDWARD MjAHOisKEY,. AErchiteet. 'X'ijCKLANb HARBOUR BOARD. j-\ . LANDING AND SHIPPING PLACE FOR . CATTLE, JDEVONPORT DISTRICT, Harbour Board Office, Auckland, ,21st June>,lS7T. Notice is hereby given that* in accordance with the provisions of Clause 56 of the Harbour Regulations for tho Ports of New Zealand, the Sandy Bay betweenjjtau cv aid Calliope Point-, on the North Shore of Auufc'ana Harbour, has been appointed a place for Landing and ohip ping Cattle for the Deyonport District; and any person landing or shipping cattle contrary to ,he provisions of the Harbour Regulations, will be liable to a penalty, not exceeding Twenty Pounds. / WILLIAM C DALDY, / Chairman. THURSDAY, JUNE 28. Ox Account of Whom it May Coxceeit. EX .ALAS TOR, FROM LONDON. 5 CASKS CLARK'S HOLLO WARE. Also, 3 CASES WIRE DISH COVERS, 2 CASES SAWS 35 CASES WIRE NAILS, 2 CASES BRADAWLS & GIMLETS 15 PKGS. TABLE. CUTLERY, BELLS, RAZORS* BUTCHERS' KNIVES, &C, &C. E. & H. ISAACS WILL sell by auction, at their stores, on Thursday next, June 23, atllo'cleck, 62. pkgs. of the above. EX DILPUSLUND, @ LONDON. 16 CASES ENGLISH-MADE FURNI TURE (SUPEB. QUALITY), 1 BALE DOOR MATS, 1 BALE SLIPS AND RUGS, 1 CASE TABLE MATS, 5 PIANOS, 4 HARMONIUMS, 1 CASE BASKETWARE, 1 BALE STRAW BAGS, 1 CASE WALL SCREENS, - 4 CASES LITHOGRAPHS, AND 8 CASES GILT. FRAMED MIRRORS. E. & H. ISAACS HAVE been instructed to advertise the above for sale by auction, as soon as landed. B. TONK3.] |R. C. CARIi. TO-MORROW. ON ACCOUNT OF WHOM IT MAY CONCERN. FLOUR! FLOUR!! FLOUR!!! B. TON KS & CO. WILL sell To-morrow, at eleven o'clock, li tons Flour, in tins and bags, on account of whom it may oncern. THURSDAY, JUNE 28. THE REMUERA YARDS. FOR SALE, at Remtiera, on Thursday next, 100 Fat Oxen, heavy weights, and of good quality. ALFRED BUCKLAND. THURSDAY, JUNE 28. REMUERA YARDS. FOR SALE, on Thursday next, June 28, at 12 o'clock, A Fleck of 15 Argora Goats Also, 300 Lambs, mixed sexes.