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[FROM OUR OAVN CORRESPONDENT.]

THE SHAREMARKET.

GRAHAMSTOWN, this day.

Sales of Moanatairi, £21 10s ; Red Queen, 4s 6d ; Alburnia, 22s 6d ; Queen of May, 27s ; ditto Contribution, lis Gd ; City of London, 8s ; Waitekauri, 16s ; Young N.Z., 6s. Sellers : Moanatairi, £22; Bed Queen, 4s 6d ; Alburnia, 22s 6d. Buyers : Thames, £4 ; Queen of May, 24s Gd ; ditto Contribution, 12s ; City of London, 7s 6d; Waitekauri, 15s ; Welcome, 6s.

LATEST SHIPPING.

RUSSELL, this day.

Arrived : Golden Isle and Gem. Sailed : Leo, and Magic, for Auckland ; Ebenezer, Speedwell, and William and Julia, for the Thames.

SPECIMENS FROM THE TOKATEA.

COROMANDEL, this day.

Tokatea : Very rich spocimens Avere reported from the Van level last night, and a large quantity are looked for as the other slopes are closed up to the shots of gold. The Palme rston have started driving on the supposed black reef lode. The Coromandel Company expect to cut a lode to-day. The appearances are very good. Royal Oak : A smaU quantity of good stone has been got. The entertainment by Reed's last night was highly approved of. The people roquested a repetition of the performance on Saturday.

RUNS CUT UP.

DUNEDIN, this day.

The Waste Lands Board to-day sliOAved its determination to adopt a policy of small runs. Run 51 has been cut up. The larger holdings are to be put up to ten years lease, the smaller to three years.

FEVER HOSPITAL—CITY RATING.

Mr Mansford gave nominal damages against the City Corporation, re the fever hospital. He holds that proper nurses were not provided, but acquits tlie master of the institution from blame. The Council havo determined to abolish the hospital.

Much opposition is shown against the proposed eighteen-penny rate.

SOMETHING LIKE LAND SALES.

[PER PRESS AGENCY.]

CHRISTCHURCH, this day.

Land sales for January realised £50,000; for February, £45,000 ; and for March, to date, £63,000. A PARLIAMENTARY DEAD HEAD.

The " Times " this morning alleges that an M.H.R., Avho recently joined the commercial profession, is travelling on rail .vays free in his business capacity by means of a free pass Avhieh he holds as a member of the Assembly. He is not a Canterbury man.

ARRIVAL OF DR. POLLEN.

TAUPO, this day.

Tlie Hon. Dr. Pollen arrived last night. Rewi and about 500 natives Avill attend the meeting, which begins to-day. The discussions are expected to take wide range, from land matters and the opening of the Cambridge road, to the question of our future relations with tlie King and other natives. It is generally considered that the King and Native Minister Avill be taxed to tlie utmost to hold the balance evenly betAveen all tlie contending interests. Large numbers of tourists, including many ladies, are at present in these and adjoining Lake districts. Extra coaches had to be laid on to Napier and Tauranga.

ADVANCE IN PRICE OF SHEEP.

TIMARU, this day.

The Temuka and Geraldine show yester day was a failure OAving to every body being busy with the harvest.

The Meat Preserving Co. offer an advance of a shilling a head for sheep OAving to the increased value of meats in the London Market.

The artesian well has been successfully bored at the swimming bath. It is hoped that a practical supply for the town may thus be procured.

DEPARTURE OF THE HANNAH

WELLINGTON, this day.

IBROOMFIELD. Sailed : The Hannah Broomiield, for Kaipara.

The Dunedin Cup.

Fishhook the Winner "DUNEDIN, this day. The result of the Cup race is :— Fishhook 1 Hippocampus ... ... ... 2 Fallacy 3 3.55 p.m. The Races commenced to-day. The Aveather Avas unfavorable during the fore noon but cleared up at one o'clock, when there were about 4000 people on the course. The first event was tlie Maiden Plate, SO so\ Ts, H miles. _ Titina and Bribery Avere scratched. The race Avas a very unsat isfactory affair, as it Avas supposed to be controlled by the bookmaker. Little Dan 1 Treageagle 2 Time S mm. 28 sees. Dunedin Cup, 500 soa ts, two miles and a distance. PungawereAvere, Elfin King, Cloth of Gold, iStormbird, Rob Roy, and Spray were scratched. This was a splendid race.

AUCKLAND STOCK AND MINING REPORT.

Bank of NeAV Zealand—Buyers, £19 15s: sellers, £20. National Bank—Buyers. 655. Colonial Bank (40s paid up)—buyers, 375. Thames Gas Co.—Buyers, 22s 6d. South British Insurance—Sellers, 80s. New Zealand Insurance—Seders, 92s 6d. Union Sash and Door Co. (old issue)— Buyers. £8.

Red Queen—4s, to 5s 6d ; sellers, ss. Caledonian (dblc.)—7os to 85s; sellers, £5. Moanatairi—£2o to £2110s; sellers, £20 10s, I. Inverness—ss to 8s 6d ; sellers, 10s. Waitekauri—lss 6d, 16s 6d; sellers, 17s. Alburnia—SeUers, 22s 6d. Queen of May—los (new); sellers, 22s 6d (dble.) Union Beach—4os to 50s; sellers, 50s. Tokatea—7s. Kuranui Hill—2os to 22s 6d; sellers, 255. AVelcome—Sellers, ss. Pahnerston—ss. Thames—£2 to £4 4s; sellers, £4 4s. JOSEPH NEWMAN; Chairman.

MESSRS COCHRANE AND SON'S LAND SALE.

Messrs Cochrane and Son offered for sale, to-day, at their Fort-street Mart, several a _lu able properties at Ellerslie and Graiiamstown. i- he ireehold property at Ellerslie, sold by order en the mortgagee, realised ..210. Oi the Grahanis towu property, 2 aud 3 allotments were passed, ana 4 ana o sold in one lot for £500. The land in Albert-street, and Mr King's cotiages at Brook vilie were passed.

A Sea-captain in Trouble.

THE schooner Charybdis, Avhieh arrived this morning from Samoa, brought; Avith her a pris oner named W. S. Dunlop, also known as Captam Dunlop. This gentleman nnds himself involved m the meshes of the law through some smart practice which iio is alleged he was the author of on leaving these shores in January last. It se«-ins that on the 19th of that month the cutter Vin cent, just then purchased by Messrs -—cArthur and Co., cleared out for Tonga and Samoa, ana a person named Ayres, wno holds a foreign going muster's certuicate, represented himself -as the captam, and uuniop's name appeared on Jbe articles as boatswain. The vessel left, but a -law daya afterwards Captain Ayres, who it is ■g&ia went ashore in a boat at the vVade, was met

the man who had cleared out as master of the Vincent. This being represented to the Collector of Customs, that gentleman ordered proceedings to be taken against him under the 140 th section of tho Merchant Shipping Act. But Ayres hadjgot wind of the proceedings, and skedaddled, via Onehunga. Meanwhile the Vincent arrived at Samoa, and the British Con sul was informed that Captain Dnnlop had no certificate. Proceedings were taken, and Dun lop Avas fined £50 and costs for having no certifi cate, and £5 and costs for not having the fact of the master being left behind entored in the log book. The fines were not paid, so tho authorities got Captain Loverock to bring him to Auckland to be dealt with. They also sent the cutter back to Auckland, and she is now on her way, under command of Captain Schultze. Copies of the evidence against Dunlop were sent up to the Collector of Customs.

BACHELDER'S PANTASCOPE.

This interesting exhibition Anally closed in the Theatre Royal last evening, at least to the people of Auckland, and at the finish Mr. Bachelder came forward and thanked the public for their appreciation and support of the Pantascope. The programme was the same as on the previous evening, comprising views, music under the able direction of Mr. Lord, the eminent violinist, and the twin trapeze performers. The bouse was well filled, and a great number of ladies Avere present. Besides the distribution of gifts, there were two prizes, an oil painting and meer schaum pipe, given for best and worst conun drums on the Pantascope. About 120 were sent in, aad some of these were execrable and inappropriate. The lucky conundrum by Mr Thatcher, was to the following effect—"Why do the young ladies prefer the front seats at the Pantascope? Answer: Because thoy rece_A re a " Chase " (chaste) salute at the door, and like to got as near as they can to a handsome '"Bachelder" (bachelor.. Note.—Mr Chase guards the stall door." The second ono selected for final choice was as foUows: —" Why is Bachelder like a shrewd citizen? Because he invests his surplus cash in rolling stock." The worst was— " Why is tho locomotiA re in the Pantascope like a sirloin of beef? Because Mr. Bachelder never exhibits it Avithout it's tender." (Laughter). The author was loudly called for, and at last tho modest youth came blushing forward and re ceived the pipe of satisfaction, and went laugh ing back to his seat Some of the intermediate conundrums wcro very fair, and if they had been read to the audience, wo doubt if Mr. Thatcher would have carried off the prize.

THE EVENING STAR, THURSDAY, MARCH 33, 1877:



On the fourth page to-night appear a number of most interesting English sport ing notes contributed by a special sporting writer for the STAR, writing under the signature of "Augur." We propose to give each month, in this way, a brief epitomo of tne English sporting news. ," The meeting of the Tairua G.M.C., which was to have been held this afternoon, lapsed for Avant of a quorum. ■ Tavo or three Avaterpipes suddenly send ing a jet high into air have served to re mind citizens of the proximity of a Avater supply. A young geyser in front of the Occidental Hotel this afternoon attracted a crowd from Queen-street, but the water Avas speedily cut off.



■\TKTANTED, a clean; active Boy.—Apply YV McNaughton, Butcher, Victoria-street. in^TANTED, a Cooper; one used to T y BreAvery Avork preferred; none but a steady man need apply.—Address Box 140, Post office. WANTED, a stout Lad to drive a green stuff cart.—Apply this oflice. W "ANTED, tenders (labour only) for the erection of a Wooden Store, also a Cottage, at AA rangaroa. Plans at the office of Holdship & Co. WANTED, a General Servant.—Apply to Mrs. Kenderdine. Eden-street. WANTED," a General Servant. —Apply _Mrs. Smith, Newton Hall. "O[7ANTED, a good General Servant. — V V Apply to C. Westpfahl, 127, Qucen-st. ANTED, ;i General Servant.— Apply Mrs. Macdonald, The Priory, Newmar ket. "TT|7_i_N TED, for Gisborne, :i Avell-educated T ? middle-aged person to take charge of a small family : must, have good testimonials.— Apply Box li. Post-office. WANTED, a Girl about 15 or 16"to make herself generally useful.—Apply Mrs. Hamilton, Confectioner, opposite Market, Qucon-street. ANTED, two respectable Jinn as Boarders in a quiet e'ean respectable home, convenient to the Wharf and Post-offies. Terms (board and residence, with washing), 18s. per week.—For address apply at this office. WXNTED to Purchase, for cash, a Freehold Allotment, \vith or without a Cottage : Parnell preferred.—Apply, by letter, " Allotment," Star Office. WANTED, a good Malster; must be single—Apply Box 140, Post-offlce. WANTED, 6 Genet al Servants, 2 Cooks and Laundresses, for toAvn and country. —Miss Coil's Kegistry Office. WANTED, a smart active Boy to deliver Grocery orders ; one accustomed to the'tradc preferred.—Apply to T. Paton, Corn walls Store, Franklyn-strcet. XISTANTED, competent Dressmaker at y T once to work at house.—For address, apply S., oflice of this paper. WAN TED, a Female Cook.—Apply Mrs. Edward Isaacs, Bona Vista, Eden Crescent. "\7S7"ANTED, an experienced Cook and V V Laundress; also a House and Parlour maid.—Mrs. Alfred Isaacs, Bona A rista, Eden Crescent. WANTED, a strong Lad about 16 for the Blacksmithing-—Apply to G. Bruce, Coachbnildcr, Upper Queen-street. WANTED, Henchmen ; also a first-class Machinist.—George Black & Co. WANTED a good general Servant.— Apply to Mrs Barker, Grey-street. WANTED to Sell, Cheap, for tlie coining Shooting Season, a well-broken Pointer Dog, 2,_ years.—For address apply at this of»ce. \l7 AN TED, a Boy.—Apply M. Murckie, YT Tailor, Short-land- ;trcet. WANTED, Apprentices for the Dress making.—Apply to Mrs. Beasley, Princes street. WANTED to Kent, lor one or tAvo years, a House containing from eight to ten rooms, in a healthy situation, within easy access to the.city.—App'y to H.. Star office. WANTED, Buyers for best quality of Meat. Cash—Fore Quarters Mutton, 2d.; Fresh or Corned Beef, 2_d.; Chops and Sausages, -id.—A. DornwelL WANTED KNOWN, that I have just opened a splendid assortment of Mosgiel Tweeds, new patterns.—A. Lovett, Tailor and Draper, AVellesley-street. _____ ANTED KNOWN.—We are still making 15s. Trousers to order.—Phillips' Mart, Queen-street. WANTED Known, Gentlemen s Clothes Cleaned, Renewed in Colour, and neatly repaired; Colours warranted fast, and not wash off. Dyeing in all its branches done at Edgar's Dyeing and Cleaning Establishment, Wellesley street East, Auckland. Communications by post promptly attended ANTED KNOWN, sheets and views of Auckland, 2d to 9d; Maori carte de visites. to send to your friends; very cheap. Ladies' black cloth Jackets, 5s each. Another reduction in green and other ribbon. More calico 3d per yard; Arrowroot, 4d; Vermicilla, 8d ; largest size packet Fir« Kindlers, 2d; old fashioned Blue, 4d ; good Vruncs, 2d; Raisins, 3_-d ; Rice, 2d; Children's Frocks, 2s and 3s; the 2s Black and 2s 6d Mixed Tea is going fast. Mechan ical Bears and Soldiers. 4d each; Ladies' Collars, 4d and 6d each; Hooks and Eyes, 6d per gross. White Shirts, 4s 6d; white or coloured Necklaces half the usual price. Bargains in Boots and Shoes, &c—AY. H. Dampier, AVyndham-street, Corner of Albert-street. ANTED, the Public of Auckland to know, and my supporters in particular, that there is no establishment can compete with me. Fore Quarters Mutton, 2d.; Corned Beef, 2id.; Fresh Boiling Beef, 2d.; Chops and Sausages, 4d. ; Hams and Bacon, Is. Cash only.—A. Dornwell.. WANTED, a strong Lad as a Striker for the smith's shop.—Cousins and Atkin, A Tictoria Carriage and AVheel Factory. WANTED, a Nursegirl; references re quired.—Mrs. M. Frost, Davenport. ANTED, a Billiard Table.—Apply at the Newton HoW. WANTED, a good plain Cook (female) ; one who will make herself generally useful.—Apply Britomart Hotel, Custom-kause* street. '"OTANTED, a active Lad to make him yy self generally useful. Must be honest. Reference required.—For particulars apply at Nevada Hotel. ANTED, a good quiet Coav. One used to the run at the North Shore



R FRENCH begs to inform the Public • that on Saturday, 24th March, every Purchaser of a Pound of 2s. 6d. or 3s. Tea will receive a Present of some Ornamental Article. Address. Royal Tea Mart. £* f_* £\ £\ —WANTED, a Partner with r!!£_J<lLP\7 \J» £500 capital, to join a practical Brewer in a populous district where there is no competition.—S. Vaile, Commission Agent, Shortland-street. ____ : TO LET, or for Sale, on very easy terms, a most convenient six-roomed House, in Nelson-street; quite new.—o. Williamson, Vulcan Lane. OW IS IT DONE ? Will R. French give Poor Tea next Saturday when he makes the Presents. No, Ladies, just the same Fino Value he has given, and will continue to give. It is one of R. French's speciahties in advertising the Royal Tea Mart, ■$?^_ftA —WANTED, a Sleeping or dWOUI/. Working Partner, with £300, to join tAvo others in an extremely profitable 'business.—S. Vaile, Commission Agent, Snort land-street, next tbe Post-offlce. -«) rvs.— 600 ACRES of First-class Land, JL\? a* IDs. per acre, easy distance from Auckland. -S. Vaile, House and Land Agent, Shortland-street. next the Post-offlce. j*-+ f\ f\ f\ TO LEND on Building Society principles, or on any terms to suit Borrowers.—C. Williamson, Estate Agent, Vulcan Lane. XT AU R I SHINGLES. FOR SALE, at the Eden Vino Hotel, at 11/6 per thousand. SAMUB L EVINSON. FOR POSITIVE SALE, Cheap, on easy terms, a really comfortable Four-roomed Cottage in Baker-streetj-A^| l|^p ETj No. 8 Queen-street. FOR SALE, a Comfortable 4-roomed Cottage, very convenient to town, cheap ; easy terms.-H. Partington, Stichburrys Build ings. F" OR SALE, remarkably Cheap, and terms very easy, a really good Seven roomed House, with slated roof, and freehold allotment, 10 feot frontage to Upper Queen-street by 185 feet deep, well stocked with choice trees, &c.-Applyto john SOPPET, No. 8, Queen-street. A®eT&r CASH, BALANCE by Weekly i%_y <4s®P Payments of £1, a neat Dwelling House, quit" neAV, healthy situation, good view. —S. Vaile, House and Land Agent. _"• _ _f__f_ CASH, BALANCE as agreed. JL*.' \y A 5-roomed Cottage at Spring bank, with allotment !0 x 100, good well.—S. Vaile, House, Laud, and Estate Agent. jf®' X £~\_f\ TO LEND, in sums of £50 ;?£.'£> \J \J and up wards.—S. Vaile, Honsc, Land, and Commission Agent, Shortland-street, next the Post-office. "TVrORTIT"SHORE. — Furnished House _I3i and several Cottages to Let; also, three I louses for Sale.—R. and R. Duder, House and Land Agents. _ PONSONBY.— House, with \\\e acres of ground laid out in shrubs and fruit trees. Price, £500.—Apply to W. F. Hammond, 12 and 13, Insurance Buildidgs. A" HOUSE and Garden to Let at Pon sonby ; rent, 12s. Ncr week.—Apply to AY. F. Hammond, 12 & 43, Insurance Buildings. O LE T, a Family Residence at Remuera. near the. Newmarket Railway Station, containing 9 rooms, with 1* a<-rcs of land; rent, £1 per week.—Apply to J. M. Len nox, Estate Agent. TO LET, tAVO Rooms with lire place, avcll adapted for two persons, either .ingle or married (without children), in a healthy locality ; live minutes walk from the Union Bank.—Enquire at tho Wynjard Boarding Rouse, Abercrombie-street. TO BE LET, those conveniently-situated Offices over Mr. Pearso's shop in Qtioen strcet, and lately occupied by Mr. Kissling, Solicitor.—John Buchanan. Shortland-street. rglO LET, a Shop and Residence in the § best part of Hobson-street. Rent, 25a. per week.—Apply to J. M. Lennox, Estate Agent, CJue«n-strcet. rr\o BE LET, by the year or on lease, JL Allotments 75 and US, of section 10, Remuera; containing eight acres.—John Bucha nan, Shortland-street. TO LET, that Large and Commodious House in Symonds-strcet, lately occupied by Miss Austin, and next to Dr. Stock wells.— Apply to T. Peacock, Optician, Shortland-street. nnO LET, Victoria Livery and Bait JL Stables, with Dwelling-house, in Albert md Chapel-streets —Apply to Dignan and Arm strong, 4 & 5, Imperial Chambers. ffflpTlo~L_T, a Grocer's House and ■__.j_.jijl. JL Shop, top of Hobson-streot, contain ing Grocer's Fittings complete, and gas laid on. —Apply to N. McCulsky, top of Hobson street. G" OOD MANGOLD WURZELS and iirst-class fink-eye Early Seed Potatoes for sale at R. Bilkey and Sons, Onehunga. FOR SALE, on easy terms, that avcll llnislicd and conveniently situated Cottage at Ponsonby, with productive garden and small paddock attached, at present occupied by Mr. Lally.—Apply to Mr. F. W. Laity, Land and Estate Agent, Shortland-street. "O E M U E E A. LADIES' BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL. The MISSES ANSTIE having Removed to the above delightful locality, will commence the Second Quarter on MONDAY, March 20. The Class-rooms arc pleasant and spacious. Daily School hours, 9 to 2. Lessons given in French, German, Ralian, and Singing. ___^> ~W ° R SALE, £__£&%. JO The ketch CLEMATIS, 67 tons. AML\xjiii^er' built in 1872, in Tasmania, and ________! well known in this port, having been thoroughly retittcd, now in the Manukau. --Apply to xNEW ZEALAND INSURANCE CO., Auckland. TM PORTED BULBS. HYACINTHS RANUNCULUS NARCISSUS IXIAS JONQUILS SPAR AXIS TULIPS TRITON! AS CROCUS TROPO__OLUM ANEMONIES IRIS SCILLAS &c, &c, &c. SNOWDROPS and LILLY OF THE VALLEY To Akiuve. JUST TO HAND, EX HERO, IN SPLENDID CONDITION. roberYbrewin, Auckland Seed Depot. QOUNTY OF WAITEMATA. ROADS AND WORKS NORTH OF AUCKLAND. Tenders are required by noon of MONDAY, Oth ot Aprd next, addressed to the undersigned, for the Erection of Three Bridges, Four Culverts, and for One Hundred and Sixty-nine Chains of n,arth Cuttings, on the Great North Road, near Dairy Flat Bridge. Plans, specifications, and conditions of con tract may De seen at the Devonport Post-office. OLIVER MAYS, _^ Chairman County Council. Devonport, March 22, 1877. fMJUE GOLD MINUS G COMPANY \A (LIMITED). FINAL NOTICE. Shareholders Avhose Calls remain unpaid after 2iith instant, Avill be sued without further notice. ROBERT HORNE, Secretary. Auckland, March 22,1877. -j^r- 0 T j C E All Accounts due by the late George Henry Clarke, formerly of Auckland, Master Mariner, deceased, must be rendered to the undersigned on or before TUESDAY next, the 27th instant, or they will not be recognised. Dated this 20th day of March, 1877. RUSSELL & DEVORE, Solicitors, Shortland-street, Auckland. LATEST AMERICAN TYPOGRA PHICAL NOVELTIES, received by the Mail steamer.—"Evening Star" Steam Pkinting_Works. COME AND SEE the Brooches, Ear". drops, and Lockets, R. French ia going to give away on Saturday.-Under the Theatre £X ViotwuHitpeet, ja. the Royal Tea



; Xj^Oß LEVUKA DIRECT. I iP^?^i^3___iGs_B_>- '^c °hpper schooner «*sg__re_g_l JESSIE HENDERSON, ■ John Urquiiart, Master, will sail as aboA Te on i or about SATURDAY, March 24. , For freight or passage apply to NICCOL, HENDRY & CO., Custom-house-street. _£2wV QHIP 'OXFORD,' FROM JsgO^. O LONDON. 3^^^S^^^ All Accounts and Clai ms against ■tfrl__K__—_ the ship Oxford must bo rendered in duplicate to the undersigned by noon TO MORROW, the 23rd instant, or they cannot be recognised. THE N.Z. SHIPPING 00. (LIMITED), Agents. Auckland, March 22,1877. <<&&fe- 13 EGU LA R MONTHLY .Jllli^:JL_ STEAM COMMUNICATION aKa^as'Between AUCKLAND, SYDNEY, AND MELBOURNE. The fast and favourito S.s. HERO, Captain Logan, may be expected here again about the 18th April. She will leave for Sydney and Melbourne three days after arrival. For freight or passage, apply to ORUIOKSHANK & CO., Agents. 16, Queon-strcet, Auckland, 22nd March, 1877. JURY NOTICE. TO THE JUSTICES OF THE PEACE IN THE JURY DISTRICT OF AUCKLAND. You aro hereby requested to attend a Meeting of Justices to revise tho Jury List, for tho Dis trict of Auckland, at the Court House, High street, on the Gth day of April next, at 12 o'clock .' noon. Dated this 22nd day of March, 1877. WILLIAM F. LODGE, Jury Officer. T ODGE ARA, No. 3 48, I.C. A Lodge of Instruction will be held at tho Masonic Hotel, Princes-street, THIS EVEN ING, at 7.30. Visitors are invited. A. HEATHER, W.M. I HEREBY give notice to the Owner of Lots Nos. 31) and 46, situated between Dan doncl and Exmouth-Strcets, Newton Road, Dis trict of Waitemata, Auckland, that I require him to fence his half of the said lots on or before 22nd April, 1877.— Signed, W. SIIORT, Auckland. March 22, 1877. BOARD and Resilience (Private) re quired by single man in.neighbourhood of Eden Vine Hotel.—Address, with full particu lars as terms, &c, to A.8.C.. Star Ollice. J^SlW^ A I L T N Gil||^ 3@gjr orders. IBiSr The undersigned begs to inform his.numerous customers, and tho public generally,' and espe cially the working classes, that he has just received DIRECT FROM ENGLAND, and imported to his own order, another SHIPMENT of the CLOTHING FROM THE WEST END OF LONDON, of the same Fashionable Styles and and Materials which were so much admired hero a shorr. time ago. They will bo sold at a Gkeat Reduction on the former low prices, owing to the fact that being Bought FOR Cash a A-ery large discount was allowed him, in con sequence of dull times prevailing at home. The public are well aware that the advertiser has the best chance of offering BARGAINS to them than any other Clothier in town, for the simple reason that he keeps no long array of assistants, but attends to the wants of his customers him self, being on the premises from 7 a.in. till 10 p.m., and takes especial pri .lo in Beeing them i well suited, both as regards Quality, Style, and Price. During his long business career, by attending to tbo above, increase of custom has boon his reward. His Stock throughout has always been noted for the bust and well spoken , of, no HUBinsil Uncling a place on his shelves, and he makes it a rule never to Buy other '. people's Old Rubbish at Auction also, but. always keeps replenishing it from the Best Homo Manufacturers, selected by his own buyer. When any of the Stock becomes out ot" Utile, insteud of trying to PASS jt OPP on Cus tomers as Bankrupt's Stock at enormous sacri fice, he prefers getting rid of it, and sending it himself to auction. He does not believe' in ■ having his Creditors Selling his Goods by Auction, but yell.-; them liimself to the public at a Low FIGUKE. acting on tho old adage, " Small 1 Profits and Quick Returns." There is no pukf- ■•' in-cj about him. His advertisements are always • genuine, and arc paid for out or his own pocket, and not out of those of his creditors. They ] know they an; always sure of having their claims paid in full, and so lets him "rip." Tho proof of the above-mentioned can always bo found if the.Dublic will only Jookat the manifests i of the different ships always arriving hore from London, I. Lews name always figuring pro- . miinyitly as a Lahgk Importer. SPECIAL NOTICE.—As I. Lkvv is a Profes sional Tailor, and has been a long time in business I - here, it stands to reason that he knows the Style '■ of Goods to suit the public, and no Customer has any occasion to leave, the Shop without the \ different purchases lit to perfection. A Special - FEATURE is one case of New and Old Fashioned Styles of extra nil. sizi. Men's Trousers and Vests, and Shirts, length from 11 inches to 17J collars (a rarity in any city). This shipment Avas j secured solely that no difficulty will be met in ] securing Clothing to lit short and stout people. ( Also, a second case of Trousers and Vests suited for tall and slender persons. .) UST TO HAND: OA-ercoats (Ulsters), and Boy's and Youths' Clothing and Knickerbockers in large A-ariety. Please Step in Before Going Elsewhere. Note the Address: • I. LEVY, ' MONSTER CLOTHING ESTABLISHMENT, 210, QUEEN-STKEET, (Opposite McArthur's New Building). DANK OF NEW ZEALAND. Notice is hereby given that the HALF YEARLY GENERAL MEETING of the ', Proprietors of this Bank will be hold in the ' Banking-house, in Auckland, on THURSDAY, ' the 26th day of APRIL next, at noon, for the purpose of receiving the Report of the Directors for the Half-year ending 31st instant, and for any other business that may be brought before the Meeting. By order of the Board of Directors, JOHN MURRAY, For the Inspector. Auckland, March 19th, 1877. ' TESTERS (PLAIN and COLOURED), JL in ENGLISH and AMERICAN BLOCK TYPE, by H. BRETT, at the "Evening Star" Oilice. Sole Proprietor of the ADVERTI SING BOARDS in City and Suburbs. T>ARG A I N S | —in— FISTS MILLINER. COSTUMES, J | MANTLES & JACKETS, jj | DRESS GOODS, j MANCHESTER GOODS, HOSIERY, GLOVES, LINEN SETS, &c, BLANKETS, j SHEETINGS, CLOTHING, FANCY GOODS, &c. During tho nest three Aveeks Aye shall offer [the above goods at Greatly lleduced Prices i _______ j DRESS AND MANTLE MAKING j | on the premises, A. LINABURY & CO., 201 and 206, QUEEN-STREET.



/CHORAL HALL. THURSDAY EVENING, MARCH 22. PROGR AM ME OF CONCERT 1 IN AID OF THE LIBRARY FUNDS OF THE YOUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION. PART I. 1. Glee—"Blow, Gentle Gales" .. Sir H. Bishop 2. Song—" The Last Cartridge" .. .. G. Serpette MR. GRADWELL. 3. Grand Duo Concertant (for two Pianofortes) .. Hern MRS. ELLIS AND MISS J. MAUNSELL. L Song—" Stirrup Cup" Arditi GENTLEMAN AMATEUR. 5. Song—" O take mo to thy heart again!" Balfe LADY AMATEUR. 6. Reading—" The Natural Bridge" Elihußurritt DR. ELLIS. 7. Song—" The Mountebank" Vivien MISS LEAF. 8. Song—"Thou wilt return no more" TitoMattei MR. HARDING. 9. Trio—" O Memory!" H. Leslie Interval of Five Minutes. PART 11. 1. Duet (for two Pianofortes)—" Belisario" Donizetti MRS. ELLIS and MR. STUBBING. 2. Song—"Maud" M.Lindsay MISS VAUGHAN. 3. Song—"Fearless" F. Campana MR. BRETT. 1. SONG—" Will he come ?" Sullivan LADY AMATEUR. 5. Reading—" Christmas Eve in a Belfry" DR. ELLIS. Litchfield Moseley 6. Song—"Never More" Mattei MR. HARDING. 7. SONG (by desire)—" Ruby" .. Virginia Gabriel MISS LEAF. S. Duet— "La ci darem" Mozart MISS VAUGHAN and MR. BRETT. 0. Gleb—" Calm be thy slumbers" Sir H. Bishop II XX 11 S CII O T T Has kindly consented to assist at the Concert, by accompanying several of the Songs. To Commence at 8 p.m. precisely, Admission :—Rcseiwed Seats, 35.; Body of Hall, 25.; Gallery and Orchestra, Is. Plan of the Hall, and Reserved Seats, at Upton & Go's. Tickets may be obtained at Messrs. Upton's, Way te's, and Champtaloup and Cooper's, Queen street; and of Mr. Salter, V.M.C.A. Rooms, Wcllcslcy-street; and Mr. Robinson's, Chemist, Parnell. mo SUBURBAN HIGHWAY JL DISTRICTS. Town Clerk's Office, March 15,1877. Notice is hereby given that the City Council, with a A-icw of altbrding work for the un employed, will supply Hand-broken Road Metal at the Quarry at cost price—cash on delivery. For f urllier particulars apply at this office. P. A. PHILIPS, Town Clerk. OT. THOMAS'S CHURCH, UNION KJ STREET, FREEMAN'S BAY. SPECIAL OPENTNG SERVICE THIS (THURSDAY), 7.30 p.m. Preacher: The Bishop of Melanesia (Right Rev. J. It. Selwyn). JT A. C. B. S. -AUCK LA N D _____» BRANCH. No. 81. f-F ire Annual DAL L, In commemoration of St. Pat rick's Day, will take place CHORAL HALL On EASTER MONDAY, 2nd April, 1877. Tickets, 10s. Od., maybe had of Mr. Callnan, Queen-street; Mr. Flynn, Wellesloy-street; Mr. Drmpsey, Wellcsley-strcet; and of the Members of Committee. Ladies by invitation circular only. M.OONNOLLY, Secretary. AUCKLAND SEOUL All ASSOCIATION. A Meeting of the above Association will be held in the old Carlton Academy, in Hobson street, n xt to the lai.e residence of T. AA Tillianis, Esq., on FRIDAY evening. 23rd instant. Thefriouds of free thought and the public are iuA'itcd. DAVID ROSS, Librarian. TO J. A. TOLE, E S Q., CHAIRMAN PONSONBY AND OR Dh.DAVOOD HIGHWAY BOARD. We, the undersigned Ratepayers of the aboA re District, hereby request you to call a PUBLIC MEKTtNG of the Ratepayers of NEWTON RIDING to consider the important question of Ilanging-up the Counties Act or otherwise, IN compliance Avith the above Requisition, and for the purpose therein speciiied, 1 hereby convene a Meeting of Ratepayers, at the Ponsonby Hah, on THURSDAY, 22nd instant, at 7.30 p.m. J. A. TOLE. Chairman District Board. mo RUILDERS. Tenders aro invite' up to noon on MONDAY, 3rd April, for the ejection of three-storey 'addi tions to the Star Hotel. Albert-street. T. B. CAMERON. Architect, Queen and Shortland-streets. nno CONTRACTORS. GISBORNE WHARF. Tenders ju*e requested for the Erection of a new Wharf, according to Plans and Specifica tions to be seen at the offices of the Auckland Steam Packet Company, to be lodged with me on or before noon of SATURDAY, 7th day of April next. The loAvest or any Tender not necessarily accepted. A Deposit of Five Pounds per cent, on amount of Tender to accompany same, Avhieh will be forfeited in the eA-ent of accepted Tenderer refusing to proceed with Contract. WM. ADAIR, Gisborne. mOBUIL D E R S. Tenders Avill be received until noon of the 30th instant, for the Erection of a Building in Karangahape Road. R. KEAL AND SON, Architects. mO BUILDERS. Tenders will be received until noon of the 2Bth instant, for the erection of Offices, Hobson's Buildings. R. KEALS & SON, Architects. m O ~B U I L D E R S. Tenders will be received up to noon on WED NESDAY, the 28th instant, for Alterations and Additions to Bank Premises of the Bank of New Zealand at Ngaruawahia. Plans, &c, at my office, Queen-street. EDWARD MAHONEY, Architect. mENDERS for a small Villa in Hobson- Jl street. Plans and specifications to be seen at my office until 12 o'clock noon on Tuesday next, 21 th instant, Avhen the tenders will be opened. W. F. Hammond, Architect, 12 & 13, Insurance Buildings. TO THE MEDiCAL PROFESSION.— A fresh supply of fine healthy Leeches just arrived per Hero.—Hill and Hudson, Chemists, Victoria-street. TN THE ESTATE"OF~MESSRS. JL STEWART AND ANDERSON. Tenders will be received by the Undersigned till Noon on TUESDAY, 27th instant, for tho PURCHASE of the STOCK-IN-TRADE in the above ESTATE, in one or more lots, as under noted. The Stock is open to inspection on the premises, Queen-street, daily, from 10 to 5 o'clock. The lowest or any tender not necessarily ac cepted. & s. d. 1. Manchester 998 15 5 2. Shirts, Hosiery, &c 1,09114 1 a. Woollens ~ ~ ~ ~ 1,582 18 a ■1. Hats, Haberdashery, &c. ~ 1,009 2 8 5. Dress Materials, Ribbons, Laces, &o. .. ~ .. 1,318 9 7 6. Prints and Shawls, in bond „ 2(53 6 8 7. Saddlery ~ 2Qi 3 I And Warehouse Fixtures, FittiugSi &c. 209 10 0 -6,877. J8 fiF J, M. CLARI£, _,_.„.,. Tnpw« ShorUantl-titreet,



TjIUNERAL NOTICE. THE LAST SAD CEREMONIES. The Ratepayers of the County of Eden aro requested to assemble in Shortland-street, on FRIDAY EVENING, at 6 o'clock, to take part in the Funoral of the Deceased Countys Act. The Procession is expected to leave the Coun cil Chambers about 6.30, in the following order, for Arch Hill, where Mr. A. Fletcher will have the grave ready :— Band—Dead March. Undertaker-Mr. McColl. Minister—Dr. Willis. " The Great Seal"—Mr. Toddles. Pall Beakers : i^EHB___H K Mr. Abbott 8 O \ Mr. Suitor. Mr. Staines 1 f Mr. Black. Mr. Wood I I Mr. Jenkins. Sj__B___flJ Chief Mourners Mr. Taylor, Mr. Wrigiey, Mr. Kissling, Mr. J. D. Jackson. Members Of the Council „ House Representatives. ~ City Council. „ Harbour Board. „ NeAvmarkct District Board. ~ Parnell ~ „ Eden Terraco „ „ Newton ~ ~ Ponsonby ~ ~ Whau , ~ „ „ Epsom „ „ Onehunga „ . Ratepayers two abreast. rf^OUNTY COUNCIL THEATRE. NEWTON RIDING. TO-NIGHT ! TO-NIGHT ! IN THE PONSONBY HALL. Come and See the DARK HORSE and the Thorn in the Side of the Council. The Ponsonby Entire is chartered to bring Jemmy Wriggles. Tho Entire Avill afterwards convey exhausted ■ speakers home. Messrs. Morton and M. Jones to be appointed Auctioneers to sell Toddles Seal, &c. "England expects that every Man this night Avill do his duty," „__ HANG THE ACT. _» ■ County Councillors of the Riding are respect fully requested to attend. T> A 1 N T E R S' GUILD. The Quarterly Meeting of the above will be held at 7 p.m. on THURSDAY, the 22nd instant, at the Carlton Academy (near Scotia Hotel), Hobson-street. J. HENDERSON, Hon. Sec. ONSONBY AND OR DEMVOOD DISTRICT. NOTICE.—The Collector Avill attend at Pon- BOnby Hall on Saturday evenings from 6 to 8 o'clock, for the purpose of receiving Rates. J. A..TOLE, Chairman. MRS. ADDEY, of Spring Villa, Pon sonby, requires an English Master tAvo mornings Aveekly.—Apply immediately. FOUND, a Pnrse in Wellesley-street Baptist School-room.—Apply to William Peters. TO-MDir_HT^^ TOl3Nr MARKET-DAY AUCTION SALE. AT ARTHURS MART. PRODUCE. —10 cases Canterbury Hams and Bacon. " Greens," in cloth, 4 cases Canterbury Bacon, in cloth, 50 Good Cheese, 100 sacks Potatoes, 00 bags Onions, Carrots, Butter, Beef, 50 sacks Fowl Wheat. 20 sacks Oats, 10 sacks Bran, 21) sacks Maize, Flour, Apples. GROCERIES. &c— Sugar, Tea, Chocolate, Soap. Pickles, Mustard, Black and AVhite Pep £cr. Rice, Flour, Cornflour, Sardines, Herrings, iiig. FURNITURE DEPARTMENT. AT ONE OCLOCK, Horse Hair Cloth Suite, Horse-hair Cloth Sofa, 2 Good Drawing-room Suites, a Superior Half Tester Bedstead, Palliasses, Mattrasses, Bed steads, Chests of Drawers, Chairs, Washstands, Toilet Sets, Looking Glasses, EartbenAvare. Kitchen Utensils, Meat Safes, Tubs, American Tubs, Buckets, and Brooms, Washboards. Port able Boiler, StoA res, Brushware, Fancy Goods, nothing, Plated Pickle Cruet, Tea Service, Hall Hat Stand, marble top, &c, &c. TUESDAY, MARCH 27. FRUIT! ' FRUIT! FRUIT! G. W. B I N N E V WILL sell by public auction, at the Exchange Sale Rooms, on Tuesday, 27th instant, at 11 o'clock sharp. . Ex ' Hally Bayley,' 22 cases APPLES -Victorias 16 „ „ Ribstone Pippins •1 ~ ~ Pearmains 4 „ „ Golden Pearmains 36 ~ ~ Ribstone Prpoins 8 „ . „ Hawthorne Dean 30 ~ „ Alexanders 30 „ „ Pearmains 11 „ ~ Codlings 10 „ „ Mobs Codlings 11 „ „ Napoleon Pears 14 half-cases PLUMS. Terms at Sale. TO-MORROW. : EXTENSIVE SALE NEW SEASON'S JAMS, GREEN FRUITS, ONIONS, &C, &c, &c. NOW LANDING, IN SPLENDID CONDITION, Ex " Hally Bayley," from Hobart Town. H. S. MEYERS & CO. WILL sell by auction, on the above date, at their Stores, at 11 o'clock sharp, Mark. No. KB— 120 cases Ripstone Pippin Apples KB— 150 cases Pearmain, Golden Russett Apples KB— 235 cases Blenheim Orange, Victorias i and Seedlings, Mob's Codlins, ' NeAV York Pippins, &c. KB— 79 cases Pears, A rarious qualities KB— 112 half-cases Damsons, Plums, &c. F — 79 cases Hibstone Pippin Apples F — 174 cases Roach Pippins, Mob's Codlins, Dairy mples. St. LaAvrencc, &c. F — 31 cases Napoleon Pears F — 51 half-cases Plums JB— 13 cases Bergamot Pears Jl3 — 17 cases Mob's Codlins, &c. MC— 65 cases, comprising Wellingtons, Pear rrr> ™ mains, and other sorts of Apples KB— 300 cases Knight's celebrated Jams, in tins and jars KH— 52 bags Onions HS-/I— I case Black Opossum Rugs Terms at Sale TO-MORROW.I>OONr ~ ORANGES! ORANGESj ORANGES! EX 'CHARYBDIS 7" FROM THE NAVIGATOR tSLANJQS, L. W. EATON TDTAS received instructions to Sell by I -4.JL auction at hia Mart to-morrow (Friday) at 12 o'dook, . ' I 100.000 Orangeg i j Jatyteto§\UtpusQhasers v



WEDNESDAY, APRIL 11. mHE AUTUMN CATTLE FAIR Will be held at REMUERA ON WEDNESDAY, APRIL IITH. Entries of STOCK for Sale are requested to be forwarded to the Haymarket before WEDNES* DAY, 4th April. ____j^^JLj^__ KLAND FRIDAY, MARCH 23. THE H A V M A R X E T. FOR SALE, at the Haymarket, on Fri« day, March 23, at 11 o'clock, A pair Heavy Draught Horses, together w_h Dray and Harness. ALFRED BUCKLAND. FRIDAyTmARCH 23. DURHAM YARDS. FOR SALE, at the Durham Yards, on Friday next, Waggonette and Double Harness 3 Horses and Side-saddle Double Buggy, nearly new. HUNTER & NOLAN. TO-MORROW. m. jo nITs & CO. WILL hold their usual Market Day Sale at the Central Sale Rooms, at 11 o'clock Household Furniture, Produce, Groceries, Clothing, Boots and Shoes, &c. Also, at 11 a.m. sharp, POULTRY— Turkeys, Geese, Ducks, Fowls, , Birds, . &c, &c., &c. B. TONKS R- C. CARR MONDAY, MARCH 26. UNREDEEMED "PLEDGES, 1875-1876. GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES, RINGS, BROOCHES, CLOCKS, SEWING MACHINES, &c. B. T O NKS & CO. HAVE been instructed by Mr. L. NEU megen, to sell by auction, on Monday the 26th instant, at 11 o'clock, The following UNREDEEMED PLEDGES :— 566-Fcb. 19-O.F. Gold L. Watch and, G. A. Chain, 2 Lockets, 3 Rings, and 3 Studs 2741—Aug. 31—Gold H.G. Watch 568-Feb'. 11-O.F. Gold L. Watch, S.G.H. Watch and S. Cham 972-Mar. 14-O.F.G.G. Watch. G. Chain and 1299-AprillO-Gold H.L. Watch, Chain, and Ring , 1712—May 12—Studs, Solitaires, Ring, ana Locket 1900--June 2—4 Medals 2003- .. 7-S.H G. Watch . 203S— 10—S.L.H. AVatch and Cham 2083— .. 14—S.L.H. Watch 2147— '.. 20—G.H.L. Watch and D. Ring 2201— .. 24—Ring 2213— .. 26—0.F.5.L. Watch 2282— .. 30—S.G.H. Watch 2289—July I—Brooch and Earrings 2303— .. 3—O.F.S.L. Watch 2114— .. 11—S.G.H. Watch 2115— .. 11—Coin „_ , 2153—^ .. 14— Brooch and Piece of Chain •2486— .. 17—Locket and Ring 24S0— .. 17—Gold Chain and 2 Lockets 2501— .. 18—S.G.H. AVatch 2510— .. 18—S.L.H- AVatch 2527— .. 20—0.F.G.L. AVatch 2514— .. 22—Studs, Links, and Medal 2584— .. 25—7 S.T. Spoon 3 2605— .. 26- S.L.H. Watch 2616— .. 28—Earrings and 2 Studs 2017— .. 28—Gold Chain and Ring 2024— .. 28—0.F.5.L. AVatch 2648— .. 31—0.F.5.L. AVatch 260:.— .. 31—Earrings 2074—Aug. I—Ring 2682- .. I—O.F.S.G. Watch 2692— .. 2—Mug 2097— .. 3—O.F.S.G. AVatch 2099— .. 3—O.F.S.G. AVatch and Chain 2701— .. 3—S.G.H. AVatch 2738— .. 7—Ring 2757— .. B—S.L.H. AVatch 2765— .. B—Daimond Ring 2772— .. 9—G.H.G. Watch, Chain, and Dia mond Ring 2774— .. 9—S.G.H. Watoh 2SO9— .. 10—Brooch 2815— .. 14—S.L.H. AVatch 2897— .. 17—S.G.H. AVatch 2916— .. 18—Ring 2917— .. 18—O.F.S.G AA'atch 2928— .. 19—0.F.5.L. Watch 2916— .. 21—0.F.5.L. AVatch 2956— .. 22—Diamond Ring 2986— .. 24—S.G.H. AYateh 3020— .. 28-O.F.S.L. AVatch 3029— .. 28—Necklet an<? Locket 3080— .. 31—0. F. Brass Watch 3Ho3—Sept. 15—Diamond Ring 378—Jan. 28—Earrings and 3 Rings 1027—Mar. 18—Brooch 1149— .. 28—S:G.H. AVatch 1094—May 11—Earrings 2021—June B—Quadrant 2182— .. 23—Dressing Case 2290—July I—Hand SeAving Machine 2387— .. 10—Brace and Bits 2467— .. 17—2 Saws 2481— .. 17—Level and Chisels 2524— .. 20—Opera Glass and Pin 2604— .. 26—Drawing Instruments, Rules, &c. 2855—Aug. 14—Clock 2935— .. 21—Clock 3017— .. 28—Sexonometer 1876. 233—Jan. B—2 Silk Skirts 4673—June ?o—Dress 5352—July 17—2 Coats 6585—Sept. 2—Coat 6746— .. B—Trousers, Drawers, &c. 6766— .. 11—Coat and Trousers 6842— .. . 12—Coat and Vest 6S6l— .. 13—Coat and Trousers 6879— .. 14—Coat and Vest 6898— .. 14—Coat and Shirt 6902— .. 14—Coat 6907— .. 15—Oilskin and Coat 6965— .. 18—Shawl 6990— .. 20—Shawl and Boys Suit 7030- .. 21-2 Coata and Vest 7047— .. 22—Suit 7130— .. 26—Silk Dress 7137— .. 26-Muff and Collar 7164— .. 27—Silk Dress 7200— .. 30-Underskirt and 2 Coats 7240-Oct. 2-Shawl, Cloak, &c. 7285— .. 4—4 pairs Uppers 7287— .. 4-Coat g«55. l&t~ •• f~J acket > Fr°ok, and 2N. Shirts 7301— .. 4—Merino 7541- .. 14-Print Frock, Petticoat, and Drawers 7650— .. 18-ShaAvl 7652— .. 18—2 Sheets and Table Cloth 7653- .. 18-Sheets 7713— .. 21—Satin Dress 7731— .. 23—Child's Frock and Petticoat 7736— .. 23—Merino 7779-Oct. 24-Cloth Dress 7792— .. 24—Night Gown, Sheet, and Petti. coat ™ 7917— .. 30—Polonaise, and Print Frock 7925- .. 30-Suit . """TOW 7966— .. 31—Stuff 7979—N0v. I—Skirt and Petticoat 8141— .. 7—Bundle of Clothing Pit - if~iS' Pettiooat< «Sd Cape. &o. ,11= ■:: fcvalSt fc 'andD^«» ffifc :: lfcSt WlandSheet 8603- .. 25-Coat 6292-Aug.22-Velvet Jacket 0166— — 28—Coat and Ti'imeam. 6264-July 13-Child's Dre«s and sw»t'„„ fOSB-July 5-CcatanaFh!nnel ******* 1879-Mrch.2-Silk Dress 6987-Sept.lß-Coat ______ 6714- .. 7-Bag, Coat and Trousers ~~' FRIDAY, MARCHiS " HOY'S EH O LITiU RN TTTIR P KAURI GUM ORNAMEM, BE JADDLE, D, B. GUN, JEWELS, ' i^fLfltev^B^ 1 acU at the Mart, -.'jlock, °n Fi%ld^' 23rd instant, «l| Household Fm-mtvnv, Cabinet of Kami G urn, Ornaments, Models ships, Gene's Saddle,- D>b\ Gun, &c.i _c>, &c. And, By Order of the Agent for Vdhlio Trustee fe »&« Estate OfJtftfc Penk— Bedroom aiK. Kitchen Fm-nltnpc, &c* j In the Estate of Lobe art eoekj-an— [ ; Ifi Jewels , Box Clothing, &o. I SAMUEL COCHRANE & SQtt.