EXTRAORDINARY ACTION BY "FRITZ."

Adelaide telegrams state : "Mr J. K. Emmet, the inimitable " Fritz," threAv himself fnto the sea last night from the Glenelg jetty, and was dragged out by a fisherman. When he reached dry land he o_ve vent to a hearty peal of laughter. Emmet denies that he attempted to commit suicide, and says he only Avent into the water for a bath.'"

TELEGRAPHIC.

(FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.)

GRAHAMSTOWN, this day.

SHAREMARRET

Moanatairi, £7 ; Alburnia, 60s; sellers, 70s. The Piako have a better slioaa*, and the crushing is looking healthy. The Albournia sheAVS for a continuance of the yield of last month, and shares are greatly in demand, the price having risen 10s in one day.

No alteration in Moanatiri since the Managers report.

The Victorian Company are expected here to fire the Thames Scottish.

RUSSELL, this day._ Arrivals : Mariner, Policeman, Chris tina, and lona. Sailed : Julia Price, and Thistle. Loading : Gem, and Champion. NELSON, this day. Sale of the Que .a Bee.—Legal Proceeding's Pending. The Avreck of the Queen Bee wn, pur chased by Capt. S.gCross and Mr V\alk»r, owners of the Lady Barkley. They, with the master and engineer of the Lyttelton, made an official survey of the Avreck, and recommended that it should be sold for the benelit of Avhom it may concern. EdAvards and Co. telegraphed to Sliuav, Saville, and Co. re the sale, and received a telegram that the vessel was not insured. EdAvards j and Co. formally protested against the sale, ! which, hoAvever, proceeded. It has since ' been found that the vessel _is perfectly ] sound on the spit in contradiction of the report that she Avould part amidships, j Edwards and Co. are taking legal action in the matter.

DUNEDIN, this day. STRONG LANGUAGE BY BISHOP MOHAN ON THE EDUCATION BILL, Bishop Moran is inveighing strongly against the Education Bill. Last night he denounced it in the folloAving Avoids : —A more atrocious and tryannical measure was never conceived in the mind of man; nor had any such legislation been proposed since the days of penal laws. It was bringing them back to the days of their fathers, when they Avere obliged to flee to the mountains and bogs to preserve their faith. The Bill Avas a Freemason's programme. Nothing more or less than an embodiment of their principles, and their determination to destroy the Catholic Church and faith. The Freemasons in this country Avere dupes of those on the continent, and were misled by them. He knew of no other Government besides Ncav Zealand, except Russia and Germany. Avhich had proposed such an iniquity as this Bill. He had great difficulty in restraining himself in .speaking upon it, because it was enough to excite indignation that Avas calculated to arouse every spark of fire which existed in the soul. He had not language to express his feelings in regard to the injustice Avith Avhich Catholics Avere treated by the Bill, as it Avas trilling with their rights and privileges as subjects of the realm ; it Avas an insult to their manhood, I citizenship, and faith, and an atrocious at- j tempt to trample upon them. They Avould i ask him Avhat Avas to become of these ? j That was for themselves to say. As their ! leader and instructor, he had explained the provisions of the Bill, and it Avas for them ' to deal with their rulers. He could only j raise his A roioe in denunciation of the exist- ! ence of injusticein the Bill; and pointed out - the iniquity of the measure to sheAA- them the dangers to which their children Avere exposed, and to , unmask the designs of those determined to ! destroy their faith and that of their chil- j dren. If the Bill became IaAV he saAV j nothing for them to do as Catholics, except to adopt one of the alternative pointed out. It would be necessary for Catholics having ' children either to remove to localities be yond the radius of .avo miles from Govern- j ment schools, or to flee from the colony as an accursed spot blasted by the tyranny of . a persecuting Government and legislature. ' It Avould be useless and a degradation to petition men avlio in this nineteenth century were capable of introducing such a measure, i but they should bear them in mind at the , hustings. There Avas one thing, hoAvever, ! which they could do, that was to pray and put their trust in God, which he earnestly exhorted them to do. The Catholics of Dunedin held a public indignation meeting on Wednesday. j

(Press Agency.)

WELLINGTON, this day.

THE OHAU MURDER.

Senior Constable Green returned per Easby from Sydney, Avhither he had been'sent to identify a man apprehended by the Sydney police on suspicion that he was Cunningham, accused of the Ohau murder. Green says the man is not Cun-

ningham

WELLINGTON, this day. LEGAL GENTLEMEN SYMPATHISE

WITH THE CHIEF JUSTICE,

Advantage Avill be taken of the Supreme Court judges sitting in banco to-morrow, for all the members of the legal profes sion to assemble and formally disclaim any participation or sympathy with the action noAv being taken by Mr Barton against His Honor the Chief Justice and Justice Rich mond.

DUNEDIN, .this days UNEMPLOYED.

Several men Avho Avere provided Avith , free passes for Avorks at Balclutha have \ tramped back to toAvn. Others are going about trie toAvnship idle, refusing to accept the wages offered them. Mr Blair, District Engineer, concludes a report on railways and roads as follows : —ln conclud ing, "If it is intended by the Government to take steps towards constructing a railway into the interior of Oatgo, I have no hesitation in recommending the Strath- j Taieri line as emphatically the shortest and j easiest route that Avill in its course open up j the most good country tor settlement. I j may also add that I believe there is every j chance of the railway in this district being j directly remunerative in a very short time. LICENSED VICTUALLERS. A meeting of Licensed Victuallers and others Avill be held to-night to considei the Local Option Biß.

NATIVE LANDS PURCHASE AT HELENSVILLE.

(To the Editor.)

SIR,—-Your correspondent, writing from ; Helensville district, makes a great error in j stating that Mr Charles Nelson brought the purchase of the Okatuekura No 1 and 2 ; blocks, containing 24,000 acres, to a speedy j termination. The true facts of the case are—That I had negotiated the purchase of | the above block .avo years ago, but, OAvmg to the delays in getting it paesedf through I the Native Lands Court, it only passed i through the Court in June last. In conse ijuence of the heavy expense of the survey the natives required more money, Avhich Mr Fitzgerald agreed to, and authorised me to give them £3,000. About this time, certain Europeans stepped in for the sake of gain, and offered the natives more money, which again retarded the completion. Mr Fitzgerald, rather than be done, authorised me to give them £4,000, but the chief—Paul j Tuhaere—Avas put up to ask ten shillings ?ser acre. Mr Fitzgerald and myself left

them for Auckland. A feAv days after, I received notice to return to Helens ville, Avhich I did, accompanied by Messrs Fitzgerald and William Aitkin, and saw Paul Tuhaere and other chiefs, but could not settle, as a greater part of the OAvners were absent. We had to return to Auckland without completing. A day or tAvo after our arrival a letter was re ceived, of which I forward a copy : — "Auckland, July IS, 1577- — Sir, — Having met and conferred Avith the native OAvners.of the. Okatuekura Block, they agree to sell the same for the sum of £4,i)00. Money advanced and cost of survey to be deducted from the above.^ Should these terms be approved by Mr Fitzgerald I will engage to see the transaction com pleted for the sum of £400.-1 am, etc. (signed) Charles E. Nelson." I Avas consulted on the matter by my client. I objected to the proposal, and a letter Avas written declining the offer. A few days later a telegram was received from Charles Nelson to Thomas Fitzgerald, Esq, Auck land—" I have seen the Ngatiwhatu ; they agree to take £3,600. I am now off to Pouto. (Signed) Charles Nelson." My client] and self, rather than oppose any longer,agreed togive £-_,000,ouotf which the said Charles Nelson received £400, Avhich, I suppose, he fancies has made him a great man amongst the natives. Mr Fitz gerald and self went over on Tuesday last with the money, out of Avhich £3,600 Avas paid to the natives on Friday evening in the presence of Captain Symonds, R.M., less the amount of survey and monies advanced. I may conclude by saying that if I had not had Europeans against me I could have settled Avith the natives without any trouble.—l am, etc., R. DE Thierry.

LOCAL OPTION.

Mr A. Graham, Ponsonby, writes at considerable length. We can only fim. space for the first portion : —" I see by your last night's issue that Dr. Wallis has proclaimed himself the pothouse, alias Licensed Victuallers' Champion. I think I may safely say that if he had proclaimed that on the hustings he would not have been returned, for an a\ Towed enemy is better than a false friend. He, the doctor, rakes up the old question of compensation, and secondly, he denies that it is an immoral traffic. I will, by your per mission, answer the first now, and reserve the moral question for a future occasion. First, on Avhat ground do they base their claim against the country for stopping them in their drunkard-making, pauper making, crime-manufacturing, wife-be;; ting, and wife-killing establishments. Let them bring their claim, and we will investigate it, and the Avhole of it is that my house has been shut up and I claim £200. On what ground '? The license from Government. Let us examine it. It is a license to sell death and damnation (as Wesley called it) for twelve months and no longer (see Licensing Amendment Act 1573, clause 22.) Well, did you have the benefit of this license ? Oh yes ; did the Government interfere with you before this license expired by effluxion of time? No, upon Avhat ground then do you found your claim ? Well, you see it was a profitable business, and iioav the policy of the country is [changed, and this hellish traffic, as Mr Moody calls it, is no longer licensed. It seems hard that I should be stopped—l could have made a lot of money trading upon the miseries, desti tution, and degradation of the people—and so I think I ought to be paid. So Aye see that he thinks the people who have suffered so heavily in purse, in happiness, and many othei ways already, should iioav from their depleted pockets make good to them the enormous amount that he says he could have robbed them of, if the law—the robber and highwayman—could make out as good a case."

"Observer," writing on the same subject, | says : —" You call it robbery to take away i the publicans' licenses, thereby sweeping j away hi> family's support, while at the I same time you are avcll aware the means ! employed by the publican to get this living : for himself and family are depriving a score of other families of their means of living ; and Avhat doyouthink of compensating these : poorfamilies, Avhose means of living are thus • aAveptaAvay week by Aveek by the publican ; | Is the taking of a public house, and spend | ing a feAv hundreds on it to make it attrae : tive, not a speculation? The publican ! thinks this .speculation the best investment for his capital. He employs a limb of the \ hiw to aid his purpose, and he gets per -1 mission to sell his wares for one year, pro- Aided that he complies Avith certain laAvs , governing that strange business, and these ' laAvs lie breaks a hundred times over, the first six months. There is not a publican ;in Auckland or in the colony but knows 1 he or she has forfeited, and legally forfeited their licenses, and are above all others a 1 la .v-breaking people ; and instead of being compensated should have all been SAvept aAvay had the IaAV been executed ; also, thatso far as the Law is concerned there is not a publican in the colony entitled to a | license. Of all evils choose the least. The j legal sweeping aAvay of the livings^ of a I thousand publicans Avould mean the giving jof a living to tAventy thousand avlio arc j deprived of it by the publicans' traffic. 1

THE FOOTBALL MATCH.

i The Dunedin Football Team Avill arrive

:at Onehunga by the Taranaki to-morroAV j about one o'clock. The Committees Avill !go out in drags to meet our A-isitors, ! starting from the bottom of Shorthand. ' street at half-past eleven o'clock. It is expected that special trains Avill be run to ' Ellerslie on the day of the match. _ The ! Mayor ha.s declared the day a half-holiday, i and a large proportion of our mercantile ! firms intend to close at 1 o'clock.

AUCKLAND STOCK AND MINING ASSOCIATION.

Bank of NeAV Zealand—Sellers, £22 ss. National Bank—Buyers, ''Os ; sellers, 725. Colonial do.—Buyers, 12s 6d. Thames Gas—Buyers, 28s ; sellers, 30s. South British Insurance (new)— Sellers, S2s. New Zealand Insurance -Sellers, 102s (id. Union Sash and Door Co.—Buyers, -10 53. Red Queen—Sellers, 2s. Caledonian (double)—7os ; sellers, 72s Cd. City of London—l3s: buyers. 12s. Moanatairi—„7 5., -7 7s 6d; buyers. „7 5b ; cP_lsr^ £7 7s 6cl. Waitekauri—los Cd ; buyers, 10s ; sellers, lis. Alburnia—7os ; buyers. 08s ; sellers, 72s Cd. Welcome—Sellers, 5s 6d. Kuranui Hill—Sellers, 19s. Piako—Buyers, 10s 3d. Tokatea—S.llers, 9s. JOSEPH NEWMAN. Chairman.

AN ANTIDOTE FOR BAD TIMES.

(To the Editor of.the Evexing Star). Sir,—As an old settler, ever anxious to promote the prosperity of the colony, allow me to suggest to the labouring classes generally, and the unemployed in particular, that they have Avithin their reach a sure for the evils they now complain about. Let them abstain from all intoxicating drinks, and very many of them would soon be able to exchange positions with their present employers. The man avlio spends his hard earnings in drink, is the first to submit to a reduction in wages, for having no money on hand, necessity compels him to accept the first offer, however low the rate of wages may be. We are consuming, in drink, about £10 per head for every man, woman and child in the colony. If this amount could be diverted into any other channel it would not fail to give full employ ment for every man and Avoman in the colony seekinaivoi-k. In making this suggestion lam not askfflganyone to give up a necessary articl _of consumption, the practice of takinj. intoxicating drinks is a delusion and a snare—it is not neces sary except as a medicine, and it shoitens the pves ofjthsu3ands-.of even moderate drinkers; while the degradation of the drunkard goes down deeper and deeper eA-ery day. Only yes terday about a dozen charges for drunkenness or connected with drinking were brought before the Resident Magistrate. At a low estimate their debauch would cost two or three pounds to themselves, and ten or twelve pounds to the public, for without these drunkards we should s_arceiy require any police. And yet I cannot withhold sympathy from the drunkard, for his conduct is only the fruitful result of our licens ii-C system, and the bad example of others by th-ir practice of moderate drinking. In this time of distress let all the working men ot Auckland just try for tAvelve months the prac tice of total abstinence, and I venture to predict they will not then be able to got up a meeting for complaint, but will rather meet for exulta tion -I remain. Yours truly, Joseph Xeavmax.

THE MELBOURNE CUP.

The following is .the complete list of accep tances :— tat"?™*.) st. lb st. lb. Barb .. ..93 The Vagabond .. 6ff9 Diver .. ..9 2 Waterford ..6 9 Pride of the Hills 9 0 The Deacon ..68 Sterling .. .. 812 Fernhill .. .. 6 S Wollornai.. •• 811 Rapidity .. ..6 7 Robinson Crusoe 810 Royalty .. ..67 Imperial .. ..So Lord Harry ..6 6 Newminster ..S3 Cap-a-pie .. ..6 4 Kingfisher .. 8 1 Gas 6 4 Painter .. ..8 0 Nightingale .. 6 4 Adelaide ..8 0 Columbine .. 6 4 Dilke .. .. 710 Salisbury.. ..6 3 Janitor .. .. 710 De\-ice .. ..6 3 Local .. .. 7 10 Black Kagle ..62 Aldinga .. .. 710 The Dean .. ..62 Haricot .. ..77 Savanaka.. ..62 Star 7 7 Evcnlight ..62 Defiance .. .. 7 fJ Di .aclalbane .. 6 2 Volo .. ..7 5 Joco .. ..6 2 Aconite .. ..7 5 Tim "Whistler ..6 2 Hook .. ..7 5 Orator .. ..6 2 Irish Stew .. 7 5 Kaled colt .. 6 2 Coquette .. ..7 1 Waxy .. ..6 2 Kilarney .. ..7 1 Lorton .. ..6 0 Tom Kirk.. ..74 Set'ton .. .. 6 Jupiter .. ..71 Devilshoof .. 5 12 Filibuster.. .. 7 2 Glenormiston .. 51. The King .. ..72 Perth .. .. 511 First King ..71 Idalia .. .. 5 11 Neckersgat ..7 0 Sunrise filly .. 5 11 King Winter .. 7 0 Hawkesbary .. 5 9 Chester .. .. 612 Fitzroy .. ..5 9 Meteor .. .. 612 Needle .. ..5 8 Artful Joe .. 612 Terrick .. ..57 Fisherman .. 612 Amendment .. 5 7 Maud .. .. 611 Woodlands ..5 7 Lockley .. .. 611 Hotspur .. ..57 Don 6 10 Moira .. .. 5 _. SilA'a .. .. 6 10 Pardon ..5 7 Glengarry.. .. 610 Explosion.. ..5 7 Don Alphonso .. 610 B Sharp .. ..57 Rangatira.. .. 610 Portrait ..5 7 Venus .. .. 610 Ceyx .. ..57 Peerless .. ..6 9 Nutleaf filly 5 7 Ralph Leigh ..69 Hippona .. ..57 Total number of acceptances, SO.

There Avas a meeting of creditors in the estate of Barnett and Levy to-day, at the Supreme Court. The object Avas to assent to the deed of arrangement, but owing to the advices from Sydney by the Rotorua not having come to hand it was though desirable to adjourn the meeting until next Thursday. Water, like lire, is a good servant, but a bad master. This avus proved to-day in Queen-street, in the bursting of one of the main pipes of the waterworks, opposite the shop of Mr J. Smith, diaper. But the fact of this pipe bursting is not the end of the affair. Mr Dormvell has had a channel cut to lay the Avater on from the main into the pickiing-cellar, and Avhile the Avork was proceeding, the main, as mentioned above, buist, and the Hood of Avater rushed do.vn Queen-street, and Dormvejl's channel was just Avhat it Avanted. Taking this course, it is at this moment flooding the cellars. The road Avher. th» pipe burst was up heaved for a distance all round. REMNANTS of Carpets at a Sacrifice Remnants of Floor Cloth at a Sacrifice Remnants of Dress Goods at a Sacritice Housekeepers have iioav a rare chance of procuring short lengths of Brussel and Tapestry carpets and Floor Cloths low. Two Aveeks prior to Stock-taking avc shall sell Remnants beloAV cost price. Full 25 per cent reduction made to effect a clearance. HOLLOAVAY and GARLICK have 15 patterns in Linoleum to select from ; carpets, upwards of 100 patterns to choose from. English, American, and Colonial made Furniture, for Drawing, Dining, and Bedrooms. Bedding of every description. The patent Roller Blind of the Age, procurable only at the CITY HALL Arcade, HolloAvay and Garlick, Proprietors.

THE EVENING STAR, TUESDAY, AUGUST 14, 1877.



WANTED to Borrow, the " KnoAvlton Pamphlets," or "Fruits of Philosophy." Can anyone in Auckland oblige "Enquirer," Star Office. WANTED, a Girl to mind a Baby, and make herself generally useful.- Apply to Mrs Clarke, Grant's Cottage, College Road. WANTED, by a competent person, a situation as Nurse or Housemaid in a gentleman's family.—E. Henry's Registry, Shortland-street^ _____ WANTED, a thorough General Servant. —Francis J. Shor'tt, City Hair-Cutting Rooms, 110, Qnccn-strcct. WANTED, a General Servant. —Apply Mr. Easdown, Baker. Quedn-street. XSTANTED, Good Coat Halm's; lOcl. H log paid in full.—Apply immediately, H. 1;. Posacniskie, Shortland-streot. WANTED, a Waiter (single man) for hotel at Gisborne.- Apply at the office of Brown, Campbell & Co. WANTED, immediately, thorough ex perienced General Servants, Cook and Laundresses, Nursemaids.— Miss Colls Select Registry Office. ANTED, a Lad to deliver bread.— J. Hamilton, Baker, Albert-street. ANTED, for Hotel at the Thames, Housemaid to assist in the bar, wages. 15s ; stout Lad able to milk well and be useful. —Hannaford's Registry, Queen-street. WANTED, a Man to make Pork Pies ; good Avagcs to a good workman.—G. Hulme. __ WANTED, a Nursemaid ; must be a good plain sewer. References required. Apply at 200 and 202, Queen-street, between two and live p.m. ANTED, the Ladies of Auckland to know thatl have just opened a splendid assortment of Fancy Dress Buttons; also, Josephine Kid Gloves, Ladies' Paper Collars, Dress Holders, Whalebone, Knitting Cotton, &c. &c—A. Lovett, Draper, VVellcslcy-strect. ANTEl4^o7~tir_~North Shore, a General Servant accustomed to child ren ; references required.—For address apply at the Devonport Post-office. ANTED, Mrs. McCail'erty, formerly of St. George's Bay, to call at the office of this paper. WANTED, some Men to Trench "round by contract.—L. H. Green, Lillydale Nursery, One Tree Hill. WANTED, by a trustworthy old man, some kind of active employment; is a good carpenter.—Address " Chips," Star office. WANTED, immediately, a respectable young Girl as lion.?, and children's maid; references required.—Mrs. Courtayne, Claremont House. ANTED, a thorough good Grocer; must be a '.rood counter hand ; security required.—Apply X.Y., Star office. ANTED, a single Man to milk, for Helensville.—Mr. Lamb, Queen-street. WANTED, good General Servants and Nursemaids for Parnsll amd Epsom; highest wages.—Mrs Grlce's Registry, New market. WANTED, a Housemaid ; highest wages given.—Apply at 11 o'clock to-morroAV to Mrs Hendry's Registry, Short land-street. WANTED, a young single Man, as Clerk in a General Store in the ceuntry. He must be quick and correct at accounts, and have some knowledga of trade. —Application by letter, care of T. H. Hall & Co., High-street. WANTED, a Boy, capable of reading and writing, to travel with a Troupe.— Apply from 6 to Sp.m., at the Nottingham Castle Hotel, Ahercrombie-street. WANTED, by a competent person, a Situation as Nurse or Housemaid in a gentleman's family. X£7"ANTED KnoAvn, the latest Novelty \l in KID GLOVES, double-buttoned and embroidered stitched, in Black, Coloured, and Light Fancys, at 2s. Cd. per pair, at Bennett's Drapery Warehouse, Queen-street. WANTED, Purchasers for the folloAvkig Cheap Goods, for Cash : — Superior Eleme Raisins, s_d per lb, ; Hobart Town Jam, 8d per tin ; lib. tin FreshTiobsters, lOd ; Salmon, Is ; Rice, 3_d ; Apples, 2d lb.; the celebrated Duchess of Edinburgh Sauce, only Od per bottle; good Pickles, fam Gd per bottles. Terms, strictly Oash.—A. E. Cpllins. A\ relli_<.ton-S—_et. ANTED Known, that Cook's 'Bus leaves the Greyhound Hotel for One hunga at 9.15 a.m., and 3.15 p-m- Leaves One hunga at 10.30 a.m., and 5 p.m. Sundays, same time. WANTED to Sell, a Fast Trotting Buggy Mare, good action.—Apply to D. Hamilton, Confectioner, opposite the Market, Queen-street. WANTED KNOWN, Mrs. GRICE, Newmarket, has opened a Select Registry Office for Servants, where the wants of employers and the unemployed will be care fully attended to. Terms moderate. WANTED, by a competent Cook, a situation, either in Hotel or Restaurant; would have no objection to a berth on l»oard a vessel.—Apply at the Old House at Home, Hobson-street. IiITHY t Ave sell Fore-quarters Mutton at T ? 2d is to keep a Clear Shop, and have s, constant supply of Fresh Meat daily. Beef, frem 2d and 3d; Pork Pies, id each; Best Beef Sausage, Id per Ib.—GEORGE HULME, Steam Sausage Factory, Queen-street.



I TX7ANTED Known, Men's Handsome j TT Strong Leather Satchels reduced to 3_6d, J 4s t ss, worth double the money : Handsome two- I blade Penknives, Is; Darning Needles. 25 for 2d ; ' Wide Lace, 4d per yard; lot of Ribbon, Id per yard; Ribbon Velvet, 18 yards for is; Poll Combs, 4d; a few Men's Hats left, Is, is 6d, and 2s; a few Books cheap; Note Paper,, unruled, 2d per quire; Ruled ditto, 4d; Envelopes. 25 for 3d; Children's Hair Nets, 6d ; Men's Superior Socks. 6d ; Women's Stockings, 6d; Slate Pen cils, 9d per 100 ; Lead Pencils, 6d per doz. ; Pen holders, 4d per doz.; Long Leather Laces, with tags, 2d per doz.; Handy Shovels, 6d each.— XV. H. Dampier, Victoria-street, corner of Hobson treet. WANTED KnoAvn, 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 I Bark and Blue Gum Laths, Shingles, Sec, & :c. at tho lowest market price, at his Yards, Cus torn-house-street. A-SfTED to SELL, cheap, 60 sets of Jugs, 3s per set; Plates, 3d, 4d, and 6d ; Picture Plates, Id each. 3s 6d per -lozen ; Yellow Pie Dishes, lar;.e, Is 6d and 2s ; Chambers, from Is 3d to 2s 6d ; Wood Matches, 2Jd per dozen, 6 dozen for Is: Scotch Mixtures. Bd per lb. tin ; Children's Leather Lace Boots, 6 to 9, only 4s 6d, j 10 to 13 size, 5s ; Boys' Bluchers, 1 to 3. only 63 ! 6d ; Men's Slippers, 2s Gd and 3s per pair: Men's ; Strong Bluchers, Ss; a few pairs of Men's Side springs, 4s Gd, 5s 6d r and 6s 6d; Boys' Nailed ! Boots, 10 to 13, 5s 9d ; Ladies' Kid Boots, 6s- Gd and 7s 6d ; a few pairs of Women's Sidespring Leather Boots, Is 6d ; Spectacles, Is; Spectacle cases, 6d and !3d ; small bottles of Salad Oil, 4d ; Lot of Ladies' Black Hats, 1/2 each; Children's Gloves, 3d. pair; Children's Garters, 3d. to 4d. pair; Fancy Cat and Dog Collars, only 3d.; j English Kits, !)d.. 1/, 1/3, and 1/6; small Tea- j trays, 2/ set of 3; Crochet Cotton, 2,7 box ; Lot I of Artificial Flowers, at 2d each ; Maltese Lace j from Is to 3s 6d yard; 470 Pins in a packet, 6d Mouse Traps. 2d each, Is 3d per dozen.—H. Watts, Pitt-street. Carpenters Rules, from j DC to Is 6d each : small Rules, 3d each ; Bonnet i Shapes, must be sold, only 2d each ; Bead ! Trimmings, Is 3d yard. I WANTED, those, or the friends of those I who have had their likenesses taken at ' McGarrigle's Photographic Gallery, Queen street, to know that they can have their portraits at the low price of 6d. each, or Is. per dozen ; Maori do., to send home to your friends, the same price; also, views of the Thames and other parts of Auckland, 3d., Gd., and 9d. each. —W. H. DAMPIER, Victoria-street, corner of Hobson-street. W~ "ANTED KNOWN—MUFFINS ! ! ! MUFFINS! MUFFINS !-E. H. PERCY begs to inform his friends and the public gene rally that he has commenced Business in the above line at his late Premises, Lome-street Bakery, and trusts by producing the superior . Quality of Goods as in former days (unequalled) to merit a continuance of kindly favours and i orders. N.B.—May be had at Mr. Waters, Con- j fectioner. Queen-street, and at the Bakery, j Lome-street. A number of good Lads and Men ! Avanted. _<j>__i?Tj._ __ INTER - PROVINCIAL FOOT - BALL ' M A T C H. I In compliance with a requettlhereby declare a Public Half Holiday on THURSDAY next, 16th instant, on the occasion of Playing the above Match. I W. J, HURST, j Mayor. City Council Offices, August 13, 1877. | I~NTER - PROVINCIAL FOOT - BALL M A T C H, AUCKLAND V. DUNEDIN, AT ELLERSLIE RACECOURSE. Os THURSDAY, August, 16th, at 2.30 p.m. ' i Admission—One 81111x1x0. j 4 UCKLAND INSTITUTE. _£-*_ I The First of the following Three EXPERI- , MENTAL LECTURES, by Mr H. A. Severn, under the auspices of the Auckland Institute, I will be given in tho Museum Buildings, on i WEDNESDAY, the 15th inst. j I. Aspect of the Solar System *vhen compared to the Star=£ fully illustrated. I 11. Galvanism,-fcgnetism. Electro-magnetism, and Induction—their uses, resemblances, , and differences; proved by experiment. 111. Photography—its practice, and value to scientific advancement; with experi mental illustrations. j Admission, 2s. Doors open at 7.30; lecture to commence at 8 p.m. j T. F. CHEESEMAN, Secretary. j M. H. Frost.] [George Callwell. Frost & Co. , WHOLESALE j WINE AND SPIRIT, PRODUCE AND COM MISSION MERCHANTS, Vulcan Lane anD High-street, Auckland, N.Z. Cash Purchasers of WOOL. SHEEPSKINS. HIDES, TALLOW, KAURI GUM, &c. Liberal AdA-ances made on Wool, Gum, &c, Consigned for Sale to London Markets. Indents for all kinds Merchandise valued and forwarded to English and American | ( Markets. j Agencies undertaken on approved terms. | "Sjfcß^Q S. 'ROTORUA/ FOR ; ■ •"S£__-i!&' NAPI-ER AND SOUTHERN PORTS. Will leave the Railway Wharf at NINE O'CLOCK THIS (Tuesday) EVENING. HENDERSON & MACFARLANE, Acents. p HEAP TIMBER ! CHEAP TIMBER ! : The Undersigned are selling SASHES, GOORS, and MOULDINGS at the VERY LOWEST RATES. Have also on hand a very , large and superior stcck of First and Second I • Class Building Timber of all KINDS, at lowest ; rates. A few Jon Lots of Second-class Timber, ! aJGREAT Bargain-. Wood Turning in all its Branches.—Chair Legs and Backs, Table, Bed, and Sofa Les,'s, at very low rates. THE UNION STEAM SAW MOULDING, : SASH AND DOOR COMPANY (Limited), MECHANICS' BAY. nr. O CARTERS. Tenders will be receiA red by the undersigned up to 6 o'clock p.m. on Tuesday, 21st inst, for the delivery of Scoria for the Karangahape District Board. J. WARREN. Chairman. q B~U I L D E R —S. j Tenders Avill be received up to 11 o'clock on i SATURDAY, the 18th August, for the erection of a Villa Residence, at the Pah Farm, for the Hon. James Williamson. Plans, &c., at my office. Queen-street. EDWARD MAHONEY, Architect. m (5 B U I L D E RS. Tenders will be received up to noon on FRIDAY, the 17th instant, for the erection of a Dwelling-house in Nelson-street. Plans, &c, at my office. Queen-street. EDWARD MAHONEY. Architect. m O M A S O N S. ' Tenders Avill be received up to noon of Tues day, 14th instant, for the erection of about 125 perch Rubble Work in Upper Queen-street. . Labour only. EDWARD BARTLEY, Albert-street. m O BUILDERS. . Tenders will be received until noon of the 21st instant, for the erection of a Church at Parengarenga. „ „„„ R. KEALS & aON, Architects. m O B U" I L D E 11 S. • Tenders Avifl be received until noon of the . 22nd instant, for Additions to a Farm-House near Panmure. R. KEALS & SON, Architecte. RAVELLERS and Visitors to Auck land Avill find good accommodation at the _ Oxford Boarding-House, Upper Queen-street, opposite Army and Navy Hotel, and near the Turkish Baths. All Meals and Beds Is. each. Boarders. £1 per week. Young Men at employ ment in town will find it both convenient, clean, and comfortable. rpi.ADE AND LABOUR COUNCIL. A Meeting of the Trade and Labour Council will be he'd at the Foresters' Arms, Albert street, THIS (Tuesday) EVENING, at 8 o'clock sharp. j ■p Business: The Report of the Committee | Meeting. t H. PHILLIPS. President. '



GAZETTE IN BANKRUPTCY. IN THE SUPREME COURT OFNEW ZEALAND. NORTHERN DISTRICT. IN BANKRUPTCY. I_ the matter of "The Debtors and Creditors Act 1570." and in' the matter of the Bankruptcy of Bernhardt Levy and Nathan Goldwater, both of the City of Auckland, in the Provincial District of Auckland, in the Colony of New Zea land, lately trading in co-partnership under the style or firm of "Levy and Goldwater," Clothiers, Debtors. This is to notify that Bernhardt Devy and Nathan GoldAvater, of the City of Auckland aforesaid,. Clothiers, have this day filed a state ment that they are unable to meet thier engage ments with their Creditors. The First Meeting of Creditors to be held at the Supreme Court House, in the City of Auckland aforesaid; on MONDAY, the 20th. day of August; 1877, at 12 o'clock noon. Dated, at Auckland, this 13th day of August, 1577.. H. WILLIAMSON. Deputy Registrar. Eliott Meyer, 28, Shortland-street, Auckland. Solicitor for the Debtors. IN THE SUPREME COURT OF NEW ZEALAND. NORTHERN DISTRICT. IN BANKRUPTCY. In the matter of " The Debtors and Creditors Act, 1876," and in the Bankruptcy of William Reginald Robinson, a Debtor. It is hereby notified that at a First Meeting of the Creditors of the said William, Reginald Robinson, of Auckland, Solicitor, Held in the Supreme Court House, Auckland, on Monday, the 13th day of August. 1877, at 11 o'clock in the forenoon, Thomas Macft'arlane, Esquire, of the City of Auckland, New Zealand,. Certificated Accountant in Bankruptcy, was elected Credi tors' Trustee of the Estate of the Property of the abovenamed William Reginald Robinson ; and that the said Thomas Macffarlane has intimated to the Registrar, in writing, his accept ance-of the said appointment. Dated, at Auckland, this 13th day of August,. 1877. Hi WILLIAMSON, Deputy Registrar. "TVT O T I C E. Persons desirous of nominating relatives or friends in Great Britain for Passages to New Zealand, are informed that the Monthly List will be closed on 18th instant. Nominated Immigrants on arriA ral in the Colony may join their friends immediately after inspection, and will not be required to go into depoC An.y person nominating a friend residing out of the United Kingdom must make arrange ments for joining the ship at the port of em barkation. Full particulars and forms can be obtained from this office.. EDWARD L. GREEN, Immigration Officer. Immigration Office,. Auckland. Hth August, 1877. p REAT p L E.AJE ING O ALE — OF — WINTER STOCK fiT LIMITED TO FOUR WEEKS ONLY ! A. LINABURY & CO., 204 &206, QUEEN-STREET. A GENUINE CLEARING SALE OF WINTER STOCK HAS THIS DAY COMMENCED. AND AVILL CONTINUE FOUR WEEKS ONLY, During which the Entire Stock will be subjected to such a SWEEPING REDUCTION IN PRICE, That the obiect aimed at, namely, A LARGE REDUCTION IN STOCK IS SURE TO-BE THE RESULT. From the Avell-known quality of Goods kept this Popular Establishment, the public may rest assured in getting the Best of Everything at and Under Wholesale Prices !! 1 The STOCK consist" of every description of DRAPERY GOODS in SILKS, SHAWLS, MANTLES DRESS MATERIALS, BLANKETS HOSIERY, MILLINERY LADIES' AND CHILDREN'S UNDEB CLOTHING CLOTHING, FANCY GOODS, &C. Dressmaking on the Premises. Country Orders carefully and promtly executed. Comparison Invited. THE ENTIRE STOCK TO BE SOLD REGARDLESS OF COST! 11 A XINABURY& 204 & 206, QUEEN-STREET. A UNITED PRAYER MEETING is held every Wednesday, in the Temperance Hall. Albert-street, from 12.30 till 1.30 p.m.. Friends are invited to attend, if only for a feAv minutes. Rev. Mr. Mac-nicol will preside to morrow, 15th instant. TRAYED or Stolen, a Avhite Poodle Dog, with light brown ears and mark on. back. Finder will be rewarded on returning him to Mrs Mills, Alma Villa, Chapel-street; any person detaining the dog after this notice will be prosecuted. TT A I P A R A R A I L W A Y. All Goods for the Kaipara District should be received at Riverhead by the Railway at least forty-eight hours before the departure of the steamer from Helensville. If Consignees would kindly insist on this being done, much dis appointment Avould be saved them. A. V. MACDONALD, General Manger. AIKATO (^ OAL (COMPANY. NEWMARKET YARDS. F. G. CLAYTON having been appointed AGENT for Newmarket. Remuera, Epsom,. and Parnell, will supply the above Superior Coal at the following prices, delivered at a moderate _istance: — 5 tons ..„ 20s. per ton 1 ton .. 225. 6d. per ton cwts. .. Is. 3d. per cwt. N.B,—All orders promptly attended to, and will use every endeavour to give satisfaction. August 14,1877. I. ALEXANDER. WATCHES *& WATCHES. "®a WATCHE^ A I TGHES *n **olc* an^ Silver. WA TCHE& Ladies' and Gents'. WA TCHES English Levers and Genevas. WATCHES By Rotherham, London. WATCHES ByT. Russell & Son, London. WA TGHES Bt tho American Watch Go. WATCHES By Waltham Watch Company. ' WATCHES Machine-made, by T. Russell ———^—— and Son, London, £5. WA TCHES Guaranteed for 2 years. WATCHES j_a Silver, from £3 to £20. WA TCHES In Gold, from £310s. to £50. WATCHES By the Best English and Con ... tinental Makers, especially FOR Isi&or Alexander, JEWELLER BY APPOINTMENT TO HI EXCELLENCY THE GOVERNOR. LEtablished 1565.]



GOOD Bedrooms and Sitting-room, at _B roughton Hall, Parnell Rise. FOR SALE, on Friday next, at eleven o'clock, at Messrs Huncer and Nolan's Yards, a new 'Bus,, built by Mr. A. Mackie, Coach Builder, Durham-street. . "D C. GREEN W O O D. FOR SALE, a Payable Grocery Business in a leading thoroughfare; premises- new; rent nominal: live years' lease; stook and lixtures. £250 (a great bargain); I ALSO, [ A Small First-class- Business (Grocery) at a low rent-1, 30s. per week ; stock, good-will, &c., ; about „GO. Also, A Country Store, with Post-office (paid by Government), with three-roomed House and four acres rich volcanic soil, freehold, close to a Station, rapidly rising district. Price for the lot, only £200. Terms easy. R. C. GREENWOOD, Auctioneer and Commission Agent, Corner Shortland and Queen-streets. __ __ _ _ __ For Immediate Sale, 413 acres of Choice Land, within ths-ee-quarters of a mile from Helensville Railway Station ; 200 acres of it is well Sheltered, adapted for gardens or orchards; 100 acres is covered with timber, containing 500,000 ft of Kauri Spars, &c, the most con venient to market of any kauri in the colony.— Apply to John McLeod, Lime Works, Auckland, or to W. Ait-ken, Land Agent. BOOT AND SHOE TRADE. A RARE OPPORTUNITY FOR A PERSON OF MODERATE MEANS. FOR SALE—The Lease, Fixtures, and Good- Avill of that. Centrally-situated SHOP, Qneen strcct. junction of Grey-street, in consequence of retiring from the Retail Trade. Apply to GEORGE HEMUS, Excelsior Factory, Auckland. FOR SALE, a Light. Spring Cart, Horse, and Harness.—Apply to R. Wooderton, Fruiterer, Karangahape Road.J 4?Tj »_>A -SUBURBAN BUILDING SITE oW_. °?\J. of 2 acres; easy distance ; com mands a view of surpassing beauty, Avhich can not be built out.—S. Araile, Land Agent. FOR SALE, cheap, and on easy terms, a Brick Warehouse in the best part of High-street.—S. Vaile, House and Land Agent. FOR SALE. 97 acres situated 12 miles from Auckland by a good road, and ad mirably adapted for a Dairy Farm. The whole . is fenced, and there is a three-roomed Honse and large shed, &c, on the ground.—S; Vaile, Land and Estate Agent, Shortland-street, next the. Post-office.. FOR~SALE (cheap), in the heart of the city, Freehold Allotment, 50 x 107, with lofty, well ventilated building, 27 x 107 feet, admirably suited for a Builder's Shop, Manu factory, Cooperage, Iron Foundry, &c. Price, £390.—5. Vaile. House and Land Agent, Shoct and-street, next the Post-office. FOB. SALE, 90 acres of Land, admirably adapted for the s'te of a manufactory, or for a pit; and poultry farm. The whole of the purchase money can remain at 6 per cent.; 8 miles from Auckland, by a good road. —S. Vaile, , Land and Estate Agent, Shortland-street, next the Post-ofrice.^ 16> SHILLINGS PER WEEK—Pretty /_^ Five-roomed House, with allotment, G6 x 105, tank, &c, &c. £150 can remain on , mortgage ; balance by weekly payments of 12s. —S Vaile, House and Land Agent, Shortland street, next the Post-office. £•>!_» to £100° LENT > on Building fe> X/ Society principles or on any terms to suit borrowers.—C. Williamson. Estate Agent, Vulcan Lane. Mortgages and Loans negotiated. FOR SALE, cheap, a 5-roomed House, , in Hepburn-street, opposite the School house. TO LET^T-ie large Schoolroom at Short land House, suitable for evening classes, ! &c.; also. Sitting-room and Bedroom can be let to a single person.—E. Henry's Registry, Short land-street^ TO LET or Lease, a 7-roomed House, in the Brighton Road, Parnell. Good well, range and grate.—W. Flood, Stock Exchange. • TO LET, a very handsome Villa Resi dence,near the Choral Hall.—Apply for < terms to Mr S. Norrie, top ef Shortland-street. TO LET, a five-roomed Cottage, in good condition, 2 fireplaces, garden, good w-ell of water, in Union-street.—Enquire at Robert Burns Hotel. , TO' LET, in Upper Symonds-street, a Shop and Dwelling-house of eight rooms, now occupied by Mr. J. Ryan, Painter, &c.— Apply_on the premises. TO LET, 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.—Applyto W. Aitken. LAKE TAKAPUNA—For Sale, cheap, a Farm of 31 acres, fenced, and chiefly in grass, well laid out with Orchard and Ornamen tal Trees, with an eight-roomed House (fur nished), Out-houses, Horses, Harness, Carts, Cows,.and Farming Implements.—Apply R. and R. Duder, Land Agents- T77 OR SALE OR LEASE, all those JD Extensive Premises situated in Stanley street and Grafton Road, lately used as a Brewery and Distillery, having all the appliances for conducting a large manufacturing business. The Plant is suitable for Sugar Crushing, Oil Cake AVorks, or other business requiring large vats and accommodation.—Apply to W.. AITKT.N, Land Agent.__ ' TO LET, a House in Alten Road. — Apply to Jno. Kirk.vood. THIO LET, a live-roomed House, corner JL of Anglesea and Pa get-streets, near the Ponsonby Road.— Apply next door, or R. Giles, City Market. i A UCKLAND CHORAL SOCIETY. The Fourth Performance, consisting of Beethoven's " Engedi," and Haydn's -Imperial Mass," Avill take place TO-MORROW KNEN ING, commencing at eight o'clock. Performing Members are reminded that the final rehearsal takes place this eA-ening at half past seven. ARCH. CLARK, Hon. Sec. mO CONTRACTORS AND OTHERS. TO LET, the ELLERSLIE QUARRY, situated at the Ellerslie Station.. A branch line of rails connect it with the main line, and there are about 500 yards of stone already quarried. ' For particulars apply to JAMES A. BROWN, Ellerslie Hotel. A UCKLAND JOURNEYMEN ____. BAKERS' ASSOCIATION. The Fifth Annual Ball, in connection with the , above, will be held in the Lorrie-street Ha_, on WEDNESDAY",. September the sth. Dancing to commence at 9 o'clock. J. GRACIE, Secretary. mO BUSH CONTRACTORS. . Early Next Month the Union Steam SaAV - Moulding, Sash, and Door Company (Limited) will LET CONTRACTS for Falling and Delivery of large quantities of KAURI TIMBER at the Tairua Rivkr. Persons desiring to contract should make an immediate inspection of the bushes. Only steady and energetic men need apply. Further information may be obtained at the office of the Company, Mechanics' Bay,, or at ; the Tairua SaAV-mill. < August 9, 1577. EXAMINE THE LARGESTOCK WATCHES at ALEXANDER'S before purchasing. T A~D I E S' S~C H O O L. The MISSES SUPPLE haA _ PJSMOVED to Karangahape Road, Second house from Upper Queen-street. —August, 1877. QTRAYED, on Thursday last, from the ; IO Eureka Store, Newton, three Grey Geese ' and a White Gander. Information rewarded ; detention will be punished. mO BOOTMAKERS.—Jones and Co. JL have unusual facilities for manufacturing Boot Uppers. A reduction of from 1/ to 1/6 per pair on usual rates. \ L B E R T H A I_ L. WEDNESDAY EVENING, IaTH August. GRAND ENTERTAINMENT Will he given by the Members of the NAVAL BRIGADE VARIETY TROUPE, In the above Hall. To conclude Avith a QUADRILLE PARTY for holders of First and Second-class Tickets, Admission :—Back Seats, 6d; Second Seats, Is; First Seats, 2s.



fc TJ N lON FIRE. AND MARINE l ' INSURANCE COMPANY. 3 No APPLICATIONS can be received after i WEDNESDAY, 15th August. Forms of application at the Office of ALEXANDER SAUNDERS, 2, Insurance Buildings, Broker for the Company. •j^J- OANAT AI RI GOLD MINING COMPANY (REGISTERED). The Share Register Avill be CLOSED at Noon of MONDAY, the 20th instant, till FRIDAY, the 24th, Avhen a DIVIDEND (the 12th) will be pay able at the Company's office, Shortland-street. F. A. WHITE, Manager. Auckland, Hth August, 1577. TN THE BANKRUPT ESTATE OP J-S . -D. JLLANTE & Co., N A P I E R, —SAMUEL COOMBES & CO.,— HAVING PURCHASED THE CLOTHING STOCK OF N. B. PLANTE & CO., of Napier, AT A LARGE DISCOUNT _ar FOR CASH!.! ia AVILL HOLD A CLEARING SALE OF THE SAME, Commencing on SATURDAY, AUG. 11. CjAMUEL /COOMBES & po., Would call the attention of their customers and the public gene rally to the undermentioned, being as they are all From _ar 30 TO 50 PER CENT BELOW MARKET VALUE !! ! =®a 200 BOY'S and YOUTH'S GOOD TWEED SUITS, at 15s 6d the suit 250 MEN'S SUPERIOR SCOTCH TWEED SUITS, 35s 175 MEN'S NELSON TWEED GALATEA SUITS, 37s 6_ 565 KNICKER and SWISS SUITS, from 8s lid to 12s 6d, A lot of Job Lines of the aboA-e as low as 7s Gd 200 MEN'S TROUSERS and VESTS, good strong Tweed, 15s 6d and 18s 6d. A. large line of MEN'S TWEED COATS, 7s 6d, Colonial made 150 MEN'S GALATEA. TWEED COATS, Dunedin-make, 10s 6d 200 MEN'S NELSON TWEED TROUSERS, 12s Gd; worth2ls Alarge line of MEN'S TWEED TROUSER 8s lid; worth 17s 6d 350 DRAB SHELL HATS, at 7s 6d 5 cases of MEN'S FRENCH FELT HAT in Drab and Black, at 2s lid 250 GENTLEMEN'S SILK UMBRELLAS, at 5s lid 3 cases of MEN'S WHITE SHIRTS, 3s 6d 2 cases MEN'S WOOL CRIMEAN SHIRTS, 3s 6d 100 dozen MEN'S DIAGONAL TWILL NEW ZEALAND FLAX SHIRT, 3s 6d: usual price as advertised, 4s 6d. This line is part of our own Stock, but having rather a large lot in Stock, we have reduced them to a little below cost, to clear them before other shipments arrive. There is in this Stock also a large lot of TWEEDS from Is lid. THESE GOODS ARE ALL 50 PER CENT BELOAV WHAT THEY CAN GENE RALLY BE BOUGHT FOR!! SAMUEL GOOMBES & CO., CITY CLOTHING MART, 92,. Queen-street, Auckland. MR. F. B. WOOD HA M, TEACHER OF THE PIANOFORTE AND HARMONIUM. Address: Care of Messrs. J. Brown and Sons, Pianoforte Warehouse, Shortland-street. N.B.—Evening instruction to Geatlemen. ' TO-MORROW, NOON. "~ ORANGES, MANDARINS, LEMONS, &c. &c, &c. EX ROTORUA, © SYDNEY. RA--| O X CASES ORANGES _■_£_>_? 47 cases Mandarins 5 cases Lemons TD—SO cases Oranges Rx—so cases Oranges At Mart. R. A R T H U R, Auctioneer. B. TONUS.] IR.. C. CARR. FRIDAY, AUGUST 17- ALLOTMENTS FOR LEASE, MANUKAU ROAD, PARNELL. B. TONKS & CO. HAVE been instructed by Church Trustees to sell by auction, at the Bruns- A_.ck Mart, on Friday, the 17th instant, at 11 o'clock, FIVE ALLOTMENTS, being 2_ 3, 4_ 5, and 6, of Section 14, Suburbs of Auckland, ad joining the residence of A. V. Macdonald, Esq., for a term of 60 years, for building purposes. TO-MORROW. EX ROTORUA, @ SYDNEY. L. W. EATON WILL sell by auction, at his mart, Fort street, To-niorroAv (Wednesday), tho lath instant, at 11 e'clock, 4 cases Lemons 150 cases Oranges 50 cases Apples. THURSDAY, AUGUST 16, At 11 o rO_o«K. AUCTION SALE. G. W. BIN NB V WILL sell by auction on Thursday, 14th instant, at 11 o'clock sharp, 100 cases assorted Apples, ex Bella Mary 30 case* Prime San Francisco Onions 200 bags Potatoes (Canterbury) 10 kegs Butter „ 8 cases Hams and Bacon (Star Curing) Terms at Sale,