THE SOLDIER'S GRAVE'S.

The floods are making sadhavoc witnthe river bank here. It has undermined the cemetery, where repose all that is mortal of many gallant soldiers who succumbed to Maori "bullets, tomahawks, and disease in tho neighbourhood. There is one grave ■which may be carried away any hour into the river.' The dead bones would repose as well in the bed of the Waipa as anywhere else, but it is scarcely decent, scarcely grate ful to the memory of those men who died to win these homes for their fellow country men and country women for all time to come, that they should be allowed to drift away into the stream like dead weeds. Then, moreover, the names which kindly hands have carved, albeit rudely, ou these boards are being fast effaced by _ Time's destroying fingers, and soon all identity will be lost. I believe the hon. the Native Minister having had his attention called to this matter by Mr Hunt, has expressed his intention to have the whole of the remains in the various old military cemeteries dis interred and removed to one central cemetery, with a handsome monument "with thejlong roll of the departed brave engraved deeply upon it. In me, who fought through the war of 1863-4 shoulder to shonlder with many gallant souls of whom nothing now remains but these poor bones, this project of the hon. John Sheehan, on whose native soil the soldiers fell, arouses hopes of a graceful tribute, which might serve to keep fresh and green the memory of many an old and trusty comrade. NOT " DIGGING ROUND " BUT PLANTING. Comparatively few of the great peach groves remain hero now. I remember how we used to luxuriate on fruit at this spot iv 1565. Oh, the big "gorges" we had for nothing in those days. Do you know who gave the natives those fruit trees ? It was Sir George Grey, many years ago. I trust when the settlers about here go on their holiday picnics to the peach groves that survive the ravages of the ruthless "clearing for the plough," the fire, and and stray cattle, will occasionally remember that they owe it to Sir George Grey that they can eat this luscious fruit. We reached Te Bore at (> o'clock. It was a thick murky night, hut the steamer made good progress, and reached Alexandra at 9.30 p.m. It is half-past two o'clock in the morning as I write these concluding- lines. All but myself have long since "gone to roost," and sleep in tranquility, all except one old raugifcira, my room mate, who (I have' moved from the bil liard room) shall be nameless. He lies stretched on a bed, just two yards away, with his tn.tooed face looking like a great round junk of mahogany. One hand descends from the sofa, on which he is stretched, to the floor, and is in loving proximity to a capacious pair of boots. If I had a telephone between this room and Auckland I could produce some rather re markahle effects just now. The way that aged raugitira is snoring is quite frightful to hear. " Syuerk — Gnoo — Peah — Suynor—r—r —k !" Wouldn't I just wake you up—that's all. The cartilages of that old rangitiara's nose I'll warrant good for door handles., washers, or fiddle strings. There's gwine to be a burst up d'reotly I think. Good morning.

Fatal Accident at Helensville.

A PASSENGER named George Veness fell from the s.s Minnie Casey yesterday morn ing, about four o'clock, while the steamer was waiting for flood tide. A boat was immediately lowered, but as it was dark at the time and a strong ebb tide running, the effort to save the uufortunate man failed. Deceased was well-known on the Kaipara river, as he had been store-manager for the Te Kopuru settlers, and was acting ad a commercial traveller for a firm at Wel lington.

RESIDENT MAGISTRATE'S COURT. THIS DAY.

(Before R. C. Barstow Esq., R.M.) Tkis Court, for. the recovery of small debts, was held' this lnorniug, but the majority of cases were either confessed of settled out of Court. JUDGMENTS FOR PLAINTIFFS. M. Murchie v. Alfred Helps. Claim, £7 6s 6d goods, costs £2 Is. (Mr George for plaintiff.) A. E. Glover v. Jas. Habbard. Claim, £10, board and lodgings, costs 148, John Buchanan v. Rout. Farrell. Claim, £10 ss, costs £1 9s. JUDGMENT SUMMONS CASES. Maurice Folcy, v. Patrick Mulcahy. Claim, £1 19.? Gil, groceries. In this case judgment had been obtained against defen dant on the llt.h April, but he had failed in obeying the oaier of the Conrt. Defendant said he was now in work, and would pay the debt by ss. weekly instalments') Plain tiff accepted the terms. Ordered accord ingly, and in default, one month's imprison ment. J. W. Hoarc and Co., v. Walter Nealis. Claim, £7 8s 4d. boots and shoes. Defen dant agreed to pay down £2, and the bal ance at 15s per week. Accepted. Costs, 19s 9d, but in the event of breaking his pro mise, six weeks imprisonment. DEFENDED CASES. Elizabeth and J. E. Maunder v. Robert Graham.—Claim, £7 trespass.—Mr Thorne for plaintiff, Mr James Russell for defen dant. Robert Graham deposed that he was the owner of lots 56 and 71 of the Ellerslie estate, which .were purchased by plaintiffs. The boundary fence was taken down by his orders, to be replaced by another. The sig natures to the deed were his and Mr Robert Browning's ; the boundary line was wrong in the plan. He was now erecting another fence,according to agreement. Mr Thorne tendered the plan in evidence, to show the position of the allotments. William Good win Bunting, builder, of Newton, deposed to working in January last at Ellerslie, build ing a cottage for Mr Maunder, on lot 56^ and to the position of the pegs. The fence was about IS inches on Mrs Maunders allotment. The fence was .sound, with the exception of one post, and was well worth half its original cost. —Cross-examined by Mr Russell: He was positive the fence was within the pegs which marked Mrs Maun ders pegs. —George Henry Maunder, sou of Mrs Maunder, deposed that the allotments were midway between Robert and Bella streets. The cost of fencing was at least 50s per chain. Witness then described the particulars of site, and thought £7 was not an exorbitant charge. Francis Cherry, of Newton, surveyor, knew Mrs and Miss Maunder, also the allotments and fence in question. The whole of the fenco stood on the allotments 56 and 71. It was rarher an old fence/which he should value at £7.—Jane Ellen Maunders deposed that she wa3 joint Owner of the allotments with her mother, and was not aware of any agreement with Mr Graham about taking cowu the fence and erect ing another. The land was imrchased in October of last year.—To Mr Russell: Before the deed was sghed. Mr Graham said the fence would have to be removed.—Mr Graham, on being recalled, said he pointed out the two allotments to Miss Maunder, as more advan tageous to her, in having: a boundary fence on one side. He told her, however, that |as it was not on the line, he would re-ereot it at his expense so thatjshe would only have three sidles to put up. Miss Maunders seomea pleased with the proposition.—To Mr Thome: He was pre vented from putting the fence up at once as.he intended, on account of the dry weather.—John Morrison and Bernard McDonald deposed to taking down the fi-nco in January. He had orders to erect it on tho proper boundary, nut waited for the rain.—His Worship said-there was a good deal of complication in the case. Defendant had not taken the fence away and converted it to his own use. if Mr Graham would a<*ree to finish the tence, he would only fttve judgment for Is and costs, as "Mr Graham could compel plaintiffs to join him in the erection of the new fence. Still, he thought there had been unnecessary delay as seven months had passed since the sale of the land.—Mr Graham ' consented. Costs £6 Is 6d. Andrew Craig v. Mary Cranch.—Claim £o 2s 10d.—Same v. John Harking,—Claim £2 s*.— Mr Alexander for plaintiffin both cases.—These claims were for Work and labour done.—Judg ment for plaintirt" in both cases with costs.

This was all the business.

FLAG-FLYING.

(To the Editor of the Stak.) Sir.—As I have been anxiously waiting for a reply in answer to Mr Leßoy's letter, as to the right of flag-flying ashore, and as it has not been answered. I would respectfully suggest that the Mayor In his official capacity and for the benefit of the citizens of Auckland, Bhould write to the

Commodore now in port, and get his opinion whether we are transgressing by flying ensignc. Royal Standards. &c. His answer would set at rest this question, and prevent the annoyance caused by naval officers entering the premises of citizens and demanding tliem to haul down their flags under a heavy penalty if not com plied With. By inserting this you will oblige. Yours &c. Nautloat,.—[Our correspondent may flj his flag in peace, without any such authoritative declaration.—Ed E.S.]

TELEGRAPHIC.

(From our own Correspondent.)

GRAHAMSTOWN, this day.

THE PUMPS.

Piako. —The pumps are likely to stop at an early date as receiving no contribution from the county or borough. The Queen of Beauty is likely to offer five thousand reserved shares for public tender. QUEEN OF BEAUTY.—The large reef cut at the Piako low level, at the Queen boundary, is a splendid body of stove. A trial crushing of 6 tons going through the mill is making a first-class show on the plates. Sharemarket.-Queen of Beauty, sellers, 9s; buyers, Ss 6d; Piako,. 2s to 2s 3d ; buyers, 2; sellers 3s.

DUNEDINT, this day. EDUCATION BOARD.—NEW CHAIR MAN AND SECRETARY. The Education Board has appointed Mi- Reid Chairman, and Mr Pryde Secretary at £400 a j ear. GOOD CRUSHING. Ninety tons of stone from the Gladstone Claim, Macctown, yielded 3,054 ounces.

MAKETU, this day. MAIvETU COURT.

The Chief of Ngahurulmaru tribe, an obstructionist, made application to judges of the Lands Court for an adjournment till to-morrow, assigning as reasons that he had a prospect of settling the differences which had existed during" the day. The court very reluctantly asserted, but Judge Heale clearly and distinctly .stated that no further adjournments would, under the circum stances, be entertained. The loyal Arawa natives feel very indignant at the con tinued obttructions daily made to the pro gress of the court, and "the expenses which are becoming very burdensome.

(Per Press Agency.)

PALMERBTON, NORTH, nhisday. FIRE.—LOSS £3,000.

A fire occurred at 2 o'clock this morning at Phillips' store, which was totally con sumed : the want of an engine is much felt. If there had been one, much property would have been saved. Tho store and valuable stock was lost, besides the adjoining build ing used as a dwelling house. The total loss is estimated at £3,000. \ The buildings insured in the Victoria'for £500; half rein sured stock, £SOO in the United, of which £550 is reinsured in the New Zealand Company.

CHHISTCIIURCH, this day. STABBING AjJCONSTABLE.

Sergeant Hughes, while arresting Samuel Badham for wife desertion last night, was stabbed by Badham in the lower part of the loin, but fortunately the wounds are not dangerous.

POLICE COURT.—This Day.

(Before Archibald Clcmmens Esq., and J. Cosgrave Esq., Justices of the Peace.) " TO MUCH." William Mill, and John Walker were each mulcted 5s and costs for having par takenf of more liquor than was judicious yesterday. "NOISY JOHN." John Leonard was charged with behaving in a manner calculated to provoke a breach of the peace in Queen-street. Constable Guidon said he arrested the prisoner yesterday for lighting with another man in Queen-street, who got away for the time being, but would shortly be arrested. Fined 40s and costs, also 14 days imprison ment with hard labour. "ROWDY JAMES." JamestfMcCarrow, a respectable looking man, was brought np charged with assaulting James McCauley, by striking him with his fist on board the s.s. Durham, whilst on a passage between Coromandcl and Auck land. Prisoner pleaded guilty. Mr Pardy said the pri.sodcr was a passen ger by the Durham yesterday. He was very drunk, and got into the cook's galley, where he made himself disagreeable by pick ing eatables out of the saucepans. The cook tried to put him out, and then com muted the assault complained of. Fined 20a and costs. ANOTIIEE CHARGE. • The same man was charged with another charge to wit assaulting Mr Leonard in the police cells, by striking him with his fist and kicking him. Prisoner pleaded guilty and was fined 10s and costs. This was all the business.

THEATRE ROYAL.

PRODUCTION OF " THE NEW

MAGDALEN."

Mr JACK'S version of Wilkic Collins' novel, the " New Magdalen," was produced at the Theatre Royal lust night with complete success. Miss Finnin was the heroine, Mercy Merrick. The part is one which requires great histrionic power, but Miss Firmin proved more than equal to it, and played throughout with remarkable force and feeling. In the passages of the first act Mercy was, perhaps, hardly sufficiently subdued; her manner was rather too vivacious for a woman with a hidden yet ever present sorrow, bursting to find some sympathetic confidant. Directly she began to tell her touching story, however, she gained full command over her audience, aud swayed them with an interest almost painful in its intensity. In the scenes leading up to tho* climax of the second and third acts, Miss Firmin per formed magnificently, aud the hysterical pretence at playfulness, after Horace men tioned the name of Julian Gray, was a particularly fine piece of acting. Her impersonation seemed to gather strength with every scene, and before the climax of the last act, many moistened eyes watched the agonising struggles of the penitent and unhappy woman, which were most patheti cally and vividly pourtiayed. There was no lack of subdued feeling in the closing scene, and the whole conception, with its lights and shades of passion, was one of rare excellence. It may, perhaps, appear hypercritical, buo as we were able to praise the good taste with which Miss Firmin dressed the part of Prince Hal, she will, we hope, forgive the remark that the dresses _ which she wears in the second and third _ acts are rather too splendid. It is not likely that a noble woman like Mercy Merrick would have chosen very gorgeous attire, and it jars on one's sense of the fitness of things to see one character dressed in a superb ball-dross, whilst all the others are in quiet every day clothes, such as worn in the morning.' The scene too, if we re member rightly, is supposed to take place in the afternoon, so that gorgeous dressing is unnatural, although, for the purposes of contrast and stage business, it may have its attractions for au audience not in clined to be critical in these matters. Miss Firmin introduced a song which re vealed the possession of a sweet aud culti vated voice, and called forth a vociferous encore. Mr Jact sustained the role of the model clergyman, Julian Gray, quietly^ and naturally,!) rising, where occasion required, to the eloquent power of the earnest pastor, while at all times ever careful to avoid straining his text, or over-acting the part, an inclination which is so often fatal to leaser lights. With Miss Firmin he was twice compelled to appear before the curtain, and bow acknowledgments for the appreci ative plaudits of the audience. Mrs Walter

Hilljmade an excellent Graceßosebcrry, and Mr Steele a gentlemanly Horace Holmcroft. Mr Musgrave, as the German surgeon, made a great deal out of a small part, and the same remark applies to Mr ifimmet, who played an imbecile butler with considerable humour. Miss Jessie Raymond deserves great credit for the way in which she played Lady Janet Roy. Tho other parts were satisfactorily filled.

TO-NIGHT: ANOTHER NEW PLAY "John Garth, or All For Pride,"-which Mr Jack and Miss Firman have played suc cessfully all through America, will be produced this evening. The piece is one. specially adapted for the display of Mr Jack's histrionic talent, and is one which has had an almost unprecedented run on the other aide of the Pacific. It is entirely new to Auckland.

CONVENT SCHOOLS.—ONEHUNGA.

During the last few days the annual ex amination of the scholars belonging to the above schools has been held. Yesterday Messrs J. A. and D. A. Tole were present, and a drama was performed at the close by the more advanced scholars. Wo append a list of the prizetakers as follows : — First Class.—Miss Dickey, Ist prize, conduct and composition ; Miss Donovan, 2nd prize, catechism ; Miss McMahon, work; Mise Williams, general improve ment ; Miss Shaldrick, writing; Miss Broadfoot, geography ; Miss Bolen, pars* ing ; Miss Honan. mental arithmetic ; Miss White, biography ; Miss Daly, history ; Miss Moran, mechanics. Second Class.—Miss Mulkere, music j ' Miss A. Mulkere, arithmetic ; Miss Worsp, grammar ; Miss F. Dukey, tables ; Miss J. Worsp, general improvement; Miss Berry, Engiish history ; Miss C. Berry, Christian Brothers' geography ; Miss Rcahan, arith metic ; Miss Cullen, regular attendance ; Miss Keane. reading; Miss Gall, obedience ; Miss M. Moran, spelling; Miss liutchinson, encouragement. THIRD CLASS.—Miss Hand, general improvement; Miss Piccare, neatness ; Miss O'Brien, encouragement; Miss Pittar, neatness ; Miss E. Pittar, obedience. The first praise for telegraphy, a hand somely bound oncyclopccdia of science, was presented to Miss Dukey ; and tho second, Moore's poetical works, to Miss Williams. In regard to the electrical telegraphic instru ments used, they are all o£ Now Zealand workmanship, and are very ellicicut.

COMMERCIAL.

Messrs E. and H. Isaacs held a sale this day of the outstanding debts due io tho late A.S.P. Company, which were sold for tho sum of £20.

E\ENING STAR, THUKSDAY, MAY 9



To the Editor : Sir, —To decide an argu ment between A. and 8., would you kindly answer the following suggestion :—A. says that the Russian soldier displayed the most valour in the present Russo-Turkish war. B. says that the Turkish soldier displayed the most valour. Your auswer to the aoove would greatly oblige.—Yours truly, JAMES MORRIS. —[All military writers agree that the troops on but:* sides when well led have fought with such courage that it is impossi ble to award ■ the palm to either. The Turks, although not always, have more frequently than the Russians enjoyed the great advantage of entrenchments, throw ing upon their assailants the perilous and trying feat of attacking an unseen enemy from open ground. But the Russians on the other hand have been in much superior numbers.—Ed. E. S.]



W" AN TED, TWO EXPERIENCED CANVASSERS (With Good References) FOR THE BOOK TRADE. J. B. SINEL, QUEEN-STEKET JUNCTION. ANTED, hotel Lad for Gisborne, about 1G years ol<-3, wages 17s a week and found, passage paid, apply at once.; hotel Laun dress (HelensviUe), wages 14s ; tidy Nursegirla, Boy to look after a horse, middle-aged Females, smart Lad for a store, end several JB'einale Sei: vants^jlaiiiiaforrt'a Registry, Queen-street. 117* ANTED, t-.vo smart Boys as Ap- YY prentices.—C. Langsf.id, Tailor, Short land-street. . ITANTEI), a smart Lad about 1(> for V Kitchen work, at Mojie's Palace i Oyster and Supper Saloon n _ ANTED, immediately, two fnpil Teachers.—Address K.A., Post-odioo, North_Shore. ANTED, ten General Servants. — Apply at Mrs LoiiKbottom's Registry office, opposite D_._McPhersou, Draper, Newton* '0.7" ANTED, a smart" Boy.—Miss West, V ? 103, Queen-street. ANTED, for a farm, a Alan accus tomed to spade work.—John Buchanan, Customhouse-street. - WANTED, a Compositor; married man preferred; permanent employment.— Apply "ilerald/^Gisborne. \%T ANTED, Tenders for the Extension **' of a Brick Shop in Fort-street.—Apply to Henry Wai to, Wholesale and Retail Tin mith . , . WANTED. —Four or Five Good Bush men. Apply to Mr. Roe, p.s. "Oregon," Onehunj'a. W~"ANTkT)7 a Carpenter. — Apply J. Graham, Ponaonby. WANTED, a good Ploughman for Chat hum Islands.-Appl;. to Captain Cooper, on board Island Lily; or Kummer and Co,, agents. —— ANTED, a Man to Wash Bottles. —J. C. Morrinjjuecn-street. mO BOOTHAKEPwS.—Wanted, a good JL Hand, constant employment.—Apply W. J. Offer, Bristol House, Queen-street. WANTED, a General Servant ; refer ences required.—Mrs. Dacre, Ponsonby Road. WANTED, a good General Servant. — Mrs Easdown,^ueen-&trcet._ WANTED, an experienced Laundress. Mrs Dunniugham, Governor Browne Hotel. : WANTED, a smart Youth in a Hair Dresser's Shop.—Francis J. Shortt, 140, Qaoen-street. _____ . \\TANTED, a Barmaid.—Apply at this _VY office. "^1.7" ANTED, a Servant Girl, about 15 or VV 16.—Mrs. Jones, St. Mary's Rend, Pon sonby, near the lamps. ANTED, a good General Servant.— Mrs. Yeoman, Kybcr Pass Road, next Reed's Store. » . %%J ANTED, a tidy Girl, about 14 years YY of ago, accustomed to housework.— Mrs. Willoughby, Carleton Gore Road. _ "OiTANTED to Purchase, a four-roomed P Cottage.—Address C. C, office of this paper. nnO TAILORS. — Wanted, good Coat A. Hands ; highest wages given.—W. Kattray, 66, Queen-street. WANTED a situation by a respectable young man as assistant in tiie Drapery or Grocery; has had six years' experience in a country district. First-class testimonial from last employer. Apply by letter, S.J., Star Office. __. ANTED, the Public to know that;the best prices are given for Oid Scrap or Tea Lead and Zinc, in any quantities, a« S. Parker's New Zealand Lead and Gaivamzed Iron Works, Victoria-street Hast, A.uckland. ANTED, two Apprentices to the Dressmaking —Apply Miss Bull, Orakei Road, Kemuera. .. XSTANTED, a good workman at the V V Boot and Shoe Trade ; also an Improver. Apply to H. Brennan, Boot and Shoemaker, Queen-ati-eel, opposite. Fire-hei. ANTED, a strong active Girl as Gene ral Servant.—Apply Mrs. J. J. Holland, Symonds-etreet, corner of Havelock-street. Y«7~ANTED, a respectable Lad, from 15 VY to 18.—Criterion Hotel, Hobson-street. ANTED, immediately, a Machinist; also, an Harness-maker and an Improver. ' —W. S. Jones, Saddler, &c, Queen-street.



WANTED, Tenders for work in the Mount Eden District. For particulars apply at the toll-houae.— R. Udy, Hon. Sec. ANTED, at Mount Eden, a good General Servant, where another is kept. Wages 12s per week.—Apply Mr. Joseph Brown, Synionds-street. . WANTED, to impress upon Cash Purchasers the fact that they will save time and money by obtaining their Groceries and Provisions of W. S. Collins, Grocer. Parnell. Teas the be.-t valuo in Auckland. ANTED, a smart Boy, of from 12 to 14 years of age, to make himself gene rally useful about a house.—Annlv this office. ANTED KNOWN, that the Largest and Newest Stock of Gents', Ladies', and Children's Boots and Shoos can be seen at W. J. Offer's New Shop, t152, Queen-street, opposite the Theatre. W"~ ANTED, a competent Miller, for a modern two-pair will in the province of Auckland. Mill is airy, and works with little dust. A Married Man preferred. Four roomed Cottage, with ground for gnrden. Living cheap; desirable climate. — Address A.8., care o£ National Bank. Auckland. AN^EDTa strong Boy as Messenger. Apply at, this office. ANTED to Purchase, for cash, a First-class Merchant's Safe.—Apply by letter, stating where to be seun and price, ad dressed "Safe."Star Office. WANTED, Benchmen. —Aberdeen Boot Factory. H. DAMPIER is Selling Off! « Selling Off ! ! Selling Off ! ! !—I have a large stock of Goods, and not much Money, so that low as my prices always are, they will be now lower—at least foe One Week 1! 1 Roels of Sewing -Silk, lovely col ours, 2d; Tracing Braid, rich colours, reduced to 2s a gross ; Berlin Wool, all colours, includins; gas green, reduced to Id a dozen; iTellow Fingering- Wool, reduced to 3d » hank; other colours. 4d; Red ditto, 4Jd; I have only No. i, U, and 18, of Morley's Knitting Cot ton left, which instead of selling at the usual price ot 3s, I will sell at Is M ; my Is 9d Hair Brushes are reduced to Is 6d, such beauties; lot of School Books, consisting of Nos. 3, 5, and 9 Reading Books, and Anderson's Geography, only 4d and Cd each, cheaper still by the dozen ; Is bottles of Hair Oil reduced to Gd; Ladies Stock ings, Cd to Is Gd; Girls' ditto, od ; Children's Sox, from 2id; Ladies' Kid Boots, reduced to Cs; Laiies' Jackets, reduced to 3s, 4s. oh, Gs, 7s, Bs, and 9s each ; my Crinoline Dress Improvers are reduced to Is ; und the other ones are all 6d; my Handsome Crinolines are all reduced to Is 6d. TCr-the-byc, how my Dress Improvers and Crinolines do set the Ladies off. Clark's Glazed Cotton, black and white, different numbers, 6d a dozen. I have now bought a large lot of thn Wonderful 2s Tea. and will soil it 2d a pound cheaper by the chest; Hair Pads, reduced to Id each ; as I have an immense lot of the " Cele brated" Tooth Combs, I will reduce the two penny onos to Id, and threepenny ones to 2d; Shirt Buttons, reduced 2 gross for Id. N > oxcuso now ladies fot not sewing them on. 1 have a large kind reduced to 2d a gross : Black Dreas Buttons 2d a doz.. Is Gd a gross ; Jlair Plaits, la ; worth 3s; Mair Cornets reduced to Gd ; good square Looking Glasses, only l-i : my Id White Handkerchiefs are even better than the first lot were ; Poll Combs reduced to 2d; my Is 9d Fancy Baskets are reduced to is Gil; my 2s ones to 1m 9d ; and my 9d ones to Gd ; my Is Kits are roauced to 101. I have not many Tape Measures left, sol will sell my 2d ones for Id ; which are worth Gil; my 9(1 Brucos are reduced to Gd; and my Is 3d onos to Is; 2s Tooth Brushes for Is, and 18 ones for Gd, and my word they are beauties; Rack Combs, worth 9d, only 4d. My lady Mends will, I trust, excuse me for not being '"comical" this week, but I can assure them thai, 1 don't get my advertisement put in for " nothing." Please aon't forget to put down what you wish to remember of th« above, and just consider if it will be my fault if you don't get rich. I have "just received" such a Jovely lot of embroidered white Handkerchiefs, which I will sell at 9d. How the ladies will find it in their hearts to blow their pretty noses in them, 1 can't make out, and they are too «ood also to cry in.—W. H. Dampier, Victoria-street, orncr of H o bson-st.reet. "T~G E N T S _W A N T E D A golden opportunity for Active Men to Sell our NH:W NOVKIVI'IKS. Just arrrivi-.d per steamer City of New York. 10s. to 20s. per day NOVELTY COMPANY, A TTOICT, A V n. ANTED, two guoU Coat Hands, con stant work to steady men ; also good Tailoresses... Apply at onco to J. Williams. Tailor, Victoria-street, opposite Cottage of Content. W~ ANTED, a Dairy of good Fresh Butter, weekly.—G. W. Hard wick. Grocer, Shortland-street. ANTED, tor the Bay of Islands, a good General Servant; also a Girl to assist in house work.—Apply to R. Stevenson, Nowton Road. ~T~G~E N T W A N T E D. An Active Business Man, with a few Hundre Pounds Capital, to Purchase the Agency of th American Novelty Company at Wellingtor A good profitable business can bo establiehc' No one but an active buHiness man need *pnly. AMERICAN NOVELTY COMPANY. AUCK L A N D W'"~ ANTED to Sell (cheap), 40 dozen Josephine Gloves, size G, OJ. Gi, GJ, 2s 6d per pair- also a lot of Light Fancy Coloured Josephine Kid Gloves, 7£, 74, 73. 2s Gd per pair; lOOlbs. of Knitting Cotton, Is Sd per lb.; 1000 i arris Wincoy, 6d, worth 9d; 1000 yardg Flax Shirting, heavy, at IOJd per yard, worth Is 6d; a largo lot of Fancy Hibbons, wide widths, Gd per yard, worth Is; a Jot of Hats, Flowers Feathers, &c. &c. also sold cheap; 500 yards Ali-wool Shepherds l-'laid «t Is 3J.d per yard, worth 2s.—William Eyre, Enniskllloa House. Victoria-street. VS7ANTKD, the Public to Know that VY have on S>Ue (cheap) what they want, viz. -—Ladies' or Girl 9' small-sized Felt Hats, 2s 6d, worth 53 each; Black Ostrich Feathers, Gd each • Coloured, la; Wings, Gd each ; Winceys. Gd per yard ; Black Straw Hats, Is each ; Berlin Wools, in shaded and plain colours ; Fingering Wo6l, poffc und beautiful; Ladies' lmdercloth.es very chi'ap; Corsets, very strong. 2n Gd each; also in Thompson's and Acme Brands; Patent and Hi He Velvet in the piece ; Turquoise and Hat Silks- new makes of Ladies' Dress Holders, G'l each; Embroidery, Plain and Feathered Ribbons, Ribbon Velvets. &c, &c, &c. Also, at ridiculously low prices—.si'k Boot Laces, 3d per dozen ; Rack Combs, 3d each ; Good Purses, Id, 31d, 4d. Gd, and Is each ; Black Jfinrring3, 2d per pair; Neckties, 6d each; Bows. Gd; Whito Handkerchiefs, id; Best Scents, 6d per bottle; Best Brown Cotton Socks in Auckland for 6d per pair (woven tops). The Handsomest and Cheapest Lot oE Children's Dress Jackets, &c, in town ; Jackets, from Is fid each ; Fine White 3! per pair. Other goods to numerous to mention,—l. Green, three doors from Albert st.rcot. N'.B.— No one can 3ell Cheaper, except lai'jffl (iiruoti importers, and then only in large qaf.iitii.i»K.—J.G-. VSTANTED KNOWN, thatD. GOLDIE VY is prepared to supply all kinda of Tim b»r find other Huilding Materials, including Sashes, Doors, Mouldings, Broad Timber, House Blocks, Posts, Rails, Hardwood Felloes, Shafts, Iron Bark and Blue Gum Laths, Shingles, &c, &c, at the lowest market price, at his Yards, Custom-house-street. - BUTTER FROM BEST WAIUKU AND PUKEHOKE DAIRIES. Storekeepers, Bakers, and others can Select from a Variety of Dairies at wholesale prices. ADAM LAYBOURNE, FORT-BTKEKT. ~\Zr A N T E D KNOW N. TO TRADESMEN, MECHANICS, AND OTHERS. MONKY ADVANCED in SUMS of A1 to £50 on personal security, re-payablo by weekly instalments, at L. 11. NEUMEGEN, Auckland Oftioe, 165, ■queen-street opposite Savings Bank. Private Entrance down right-of way. ANTKD, Purchasers ror all clescrip tiotisof Timber, Sashes, Doors, Mould ings, Joiner's Work, &c, at Prices to meet the times.—Auckland Timber Company (Limited), G. HoLtSKiP. Managei\_ WANTED", Purchasers of Men's and Boy's New Dux Collar (Is quality), at Gd per box ;oris 6d for twelve boxes. Guaran teed the cheapest Collar in Auckland.—J. GREKN, three doors above Thompson's, Victoria-street. ' WANTED, the Public to know that L. H. Green has a snlendid collection of Fruit Trees, Ornamental Trees, and Flowering Shrubs, for sale this year; also 200,000 two-year old Quicks. 12* per 1000; 30,000 one-year-old, 8s pur 1000. Gardens.and Orchards laid out and planted. Old Gardens renovated.— Ltlydale Ndksery, One Tree Hill. All orders left with Mr. Greenwood, Market House inspector, will be promptly attended to. N.B.—L. H. Green attends the Market every Saturday. «££yg^_J^OE, WELLINGTON. Thes<s- go-ahead. Will leave Queen-street Wharf for Wellington TO-MORROW (Fiiday). at 3 p.m. For freight or passage apply to^, LODDER CROWN PRINCESS No. 1 GOLD MINING COMPANY (LIMITED). A Call (the Third) of One Shilling per Share has this day been made on. the Capital of the above-named Company, payable to the Secre tary at the Registered Office of the Company, Bank Buildings, Auckland, on or before the sixteenth day of May, 1878.^ Secretary- Auckland, 26th April, 1878.



a re -A. t AND CLEARING SALE ! ! OF CLOTHING AND DRAPERY, ATTHE CITY CLOTHING MART, 92, QUEEN-STREET, 92, Auckland. SAMUEL COOMBES, HAVING PURCHASED THE WHOLE OF THE NEW AND FASHIONABLE STOCK OF mr. Hugh hogarth, Of Argyle House, Auckland, Clothier and Outfitter, AMOUNTING TO UPWARDS OF THREE THOUSAND POUNDS, At a Discount of 45 % For Casii ; Also, having Purchased largely For Cash, in the Insolvent Estate of MESSRS. LEWIS BROTHERS, Has decided to Hold a MONSTER CLEARING SALE, FOR X 4: DAYS, During which time Goods -will be offered at Prices never before dreamt of in the Province of Auckland! Which the following Quotations will shew :— MEN'S MOLE TROUSERS, 4/11 and 5/11 .2000 NELSON TWEED TROUSERS, 11/6 ---worth IS/G 100a Good TWEED TROUSERS, 7/6—worth 15/6 1500 Good TWEED TROUSERS and VESTS, from 15/6—worth 25/. 103 Good TWEED SUITS, 35/ A Large Line of BOYS'iSUITS, from 18/6 200 BOYS' KNICKERBOCKER SUITS, 7/6 Special Line INDIA-RUBBER COATS, 6s. lid. and 7s. 6d. A Large Line of MEN'S SHIRTS, from Is. lid. 300 MEN'S CRIMEAN SHIRTS. 2s. lid. Good UNBLEACHED CALICO, 3Jd. A Large line in WHITE CALICOES, under Manchester Prices. C 3 PIECES OF WINCEY, did. A Large Lot from 6d. Worth double the Money. ( FLANNELLS, 9ja. An Immense Quantity of RIBBONS, Half- Price. GOOD TWEEDS, Is. lid. MEN'S SOCKS, did. per pair. LADIES' WHITE HOSE, U&. A Large Line of Black Sac Coats, 12a. 6d.; worth 275. 6d. 200 Men's Tweed Coats, 11s. 6d.; worth 21s. An Immense Quantity of TWEEDS from Is. lid., much under English cost, suitable for' Boys' wear. A Large Quantity of Mrcx'3 and Boys' Caps at one-quarter their value. Best Papek Collars, 6<3. per box; worth Is. Braces, Belts and Ties, at nominal prices. BROWN HOLLAND. TOWELS, HABERDASHERY, &c, WILL BE ALMOST GIVEN AWAY ! THIS IS NO DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP, AS SAMUEL COOMBES Has No Partner but his wife, BUT IT IS A GENUINE CASH SALE : The Goods having been Bought Much Undkr Value, FOR CASH. BAMUEL fiOOMBES \J CITY CLOTHING MART, 92, QUEEN-STREET, Auckland.



Meetings. I. °- G- T- Tho BIR HENRY HAVKLOCK LODGE, No. 21, Independent Order of Good Templsre, meets as usual, in the Alexandrn-street School room, every TUESDAY EYKNING, at 7.30. D. GOIJJIE, W.C.T. G. SQUTRRKL. Secretary. - A UCKLAJND FOOTBALL CLUI3. The Annual General Meeting of the above Club will be held at the Thames Hotel, on FRI DAY, 10th inst, at 5 p.m. Business: Report, election of officers, &c. F. C. SHARLAND, Hon. Sec. ( Gazette in Bankruptcy. IN THE ESTATE OF W. WILLIAM AND CO.. of SHORTLAND, DRAPERS. Creditors are requested to Prove their Claims with xne, on or before the 17th instant, when a first, and perhaps final, Dividend will be pay- THOS. MACFFARLANE, Trustee. Supreme Court Buildings, Auckland, 7th May, 1878. IN THE SUPREME COURT OF NEW ZEALAND. NORTHERN DISTRICT. In the matter of " The Debtors and Creditors Act, 1876," and of the Bankruptcy of Willi a m Wilson, of Shortland, Thames. carrying ou business as " W. Wilson and C 0.," Drapers, a Debtor. A Meeting of the Creditors in the above Estate will be held, in my office here, on THURSDAY, the IGth instant, at 3 o'clock p.m.. to receive my Report, and to give the debtor an Order of Discharge. THOS. MACFFARLANE, Trustee. Supreme Court Building?. Auckland. 9th May. JS7B. Hesketh & Richmond, Solicitors for W. Wilson. ■g-jj OMA I N B OAR D. May 7th, 1873. Competitive Plans for forming Carriage Drives, Walks, &c, through the Domain arc hereby invited. A Bonus of £10 will be awarded for the best design. Sealed plans will be received by the undersigned up to SATUR DAY, Juno Ist proximo. Information may be obtained from Mr Chalmers, Ranger, Domain. J. BROWN. Secretary. Symonds-street. Auckland. TTT is hereby notified, in compliance with JL Clause 106 of "The Municipal Corporations' Act, 187R," that the City Council have appointed the National Bank op New Zealand as BANKERS to the Municipality. P. A. PHILIPS. Town Clerk. City Council Offices, May 1. 1878. MO i HERS would do well, before they buy their Children's Boots, to inspect the Large Stock at W. J. Offers, Bristol House, 152, Queen-street, opposite the Theatre Royal. _^ L £ ij E g> ON SALK'to arrive per Queen of the West, from London— 21,500 20 x 10 Best Countess Slates. COMBES~&" DALDY. Jk7¥7fe PALI N G S, ' TO BB SOLD CHEAP. ADAM LAYBOURN, Fort-street. INEST SELECTION of Electro-plated SILVER WARE ever shown in Auck land, at I. ALEXANDER'S. Queen-street, opposite Wyndham-street^ HILADELPHIA EXHIBITS of Klectro-plate Silver Ware in ALEX ANDER'S WINDOW, Queen-street, opposite Wy n d ham- street. < CICHOOL OF ART AND DESIGNS in O ALEXANDER'S WINDOW, Queen-street, opposite Wyndham-street. /COMFORTABLY-FURNISHED Apart \j ments at Broughton Hall, Parnell Rise. I WILL not be Responsible for any Debts contracted by my Wife, Elizabeth McGowan, after this date. JAMES Mc&OWAN. Dargavllle, Northern Wairoa, May 6,1878. Shirts. THE EASIEST THING TO DETECT AT PRESENT IS THE BEAUTY OF CARGO & McKAIG'S Cambric and Flax Shirts wool, tallow, and produce' Parties hitherto effecting INSURANCE in England can make ARRANGEMENTS on equal terms to cover interest at any of this Company's offices in New Zealand— While in Shed or Factories, by rail, dray, lighter, or other conveyance,. and ship, tili delivered in London. From ports in New Zealand to London direct, or transhipping at ports here or in Aus^ tralia. From stations or factories, to terminate at Duuedin or coastal port, if need be. Claims payable in London. NATIONAL INSURANCE COMPANY. OUND, a Portmouie. The owner can have the same by describing it.—Apply at Robinson's. Tobacconist, Queen-street. j^- 0 T- I C E. During Mr. MacCokmck's temporary ab roni Auckland, hh business of a Law Pi ctitioner will be carried on as usual by Mr. Columax. mHE~AUCKLAND GAS COMPANY JL (LIMITED), AFFORD KVKRY FACILITY To persons willing to become Consumers of GAS. The Company open the Street, Tap the Main, Provide and Lay 30 feet of Service-pipe. make good the Street, Footpath, and Premises. Also, SUPPLY a METER, and keep the whole in order, WITHOUT ANY CHARGE WHATEVER. BE — Office o£ the Compansat 3. INSURANCE BUILDINGS. -VTOTICE ! NOTICE ! ! NOTICE !! ! Please Buy your Winter Costum<=s and Underclothiug at MRS WILLIAMS. You can have a Dress of the Latest Fashion ior less money than you can buy the material for. Underclothing, Co-sets, Hosiery, Blowers, Feathers, Ribbons, in great variety, cheap. A splendid lot ot of Ladies' Fancy Wool Shawls, • very cheap. Persons from the Waikato and othw parts of the country would do well to purchase their goods at Mrs Williams's, where they can be supplied with Har-rings, Brooches, ' &c, in great variety, splendid now patterns and designs; also Toys, very oheap. — Note the address: J. Williams, Junction Queen and Grey-streets, five doors above Market entrance, opposite fire-bel'.. , "jO Tj i\ to £1000 LKNT, on Building Society oOlv principles, or on any terms to suit borrowers.—C. Williamson, Estate Agent, Vul can Lane. Mortgages «.nd Loans negotiated. T'" O LADIES.—Why pay a high price for ■ycur Boots when you can y;vt Kid Boots ot. measure, pegged, for I2s Od, at W. J. Offers, j «52 Queen-streit. r\N kSALE, AiSi) TO ARRIVE : American Averill Mixed Puint and Pure While 1/ead American Antifriction Grease American Doublo and Siuple-nooaed anc Open Buggies, and Busgy Harness American Chairs, Clocks Organs, Walnut and Marble-top tables >hade Rollers, Fo'ding Chairs Bock Rests, Patent Chair Seats Valises, Picture Frames Wall Brackets Devoe's Kerosine. Consignments of above from First-class American Manufacturers, now landing and to arrive. B. TONES & CO.-



to Let. "VToJiTH SHORE.—Three Houses to let. J3l Rent low.—Apply It. &K. Duder. fjno Bricklayers.—Tenders will be re g ceived until noon of 11th May, for the Erection of n. Stable in Chancery-street.—Apply. Lyceum, Hobson-strc't. ' SMJ LET, Kesidence lately occupied by JL Mr. Dyer, Selwyn Terrace, Parnell. 12 rooms^ with wash-house, and every convenience. Apply to Mr. tnlpan, next, house; or at his office, at Messrs. Hesketh and Richmond, Bank Buildings. Qnenn-strppt. i TBIO i-ET, three 3-roonied. Houses, in Ji_ Cook-street—Apply at the Criterion Hotel, corner Hobsou and Cook-sireeis. TO LET, " Avoca," n conveuieut house comer of Jcrmvn a.><! Kden-streeta. with bath-room, pantry, gsr-.i- •■ &0.. now in the occupation of Mr. Alfnr ::'. Isaacs, Hasiust been thoroughly renovat^u. ___ TO^ LET, Ground Floor or Upstair Office Rooms, in Hisli-street, at exceeding low Rents.—S. Rout. Cheap Leather and Boot and Shoe Warehouse. Hi'-'h-street.. rSHO BE LET, a Store on the Strand at JL Taurangft, now in the occupation of Messrs. Home arid Reid, close to the new wharf. Possession on Jpt July. — Apply to William Commons Tauranga. ' For Sale. BU SIN ESS'II \OTI KA T O". FOR SALE.—The above is a General Store and Bakery, doing a good trade. Attached, on freehold property, is a Dwelling-House of nine rooms, a Cottage of three rooms, Four-Stall Stable, Harness-room, Chafl-house, Cart-shed, Smoke-house, Garden, 6cc, &c, all in first-class order. Terms Easy.—-for Particulars apply to T. & S. Morrin, Auckland.' OR SALE, a Skiff, 20ft. long, for £10 ; Ships Boats, 13s per loot: other Hoats equally cheap. Boats on hire, Is per hour.— John It. Oliver, Be:"-*! Road. Wynyard Pier. Bi^Oß SALE, or to Lea«e, at a very low Ij rental, for a term of years, two 4-roomed Cottages in Symonds-street.— C. Williamson, Estate Agent. Vulcan Lane. "ST^OK SALE.' iirst-class Heavy Spring JL1 Cart Horse.—J. W. Prime. f!Qr —FOLR-RoO.U&D Ho USE, for Sale, stj(jtJ. in Ponsonby, for £85, on very easy terms.—C. Williamson, Estate Agent, Vulcan Lane. /T6TLEGE H ILL, opposite the new V 7 Beach Road (6G feet frontage). Freehold Site for sale,—W. F. Hammond, Architect. 423* Insurance Buildings. fi»> rS. PER AGRE.-TSO acres of Good 3^O' •/ Level Land, about one mile from Hamilton Station, Waikato.—S. Vaile, Land Agent, Shortlaiid-strect. FOR SALE, a good second-hand Billiard Table, with Furniture, complete. —J. M. and J. Movvbray. J-2, Queen-atreet. IMPROVED FARM AT RAZOR BACK, FOR SALK. 155 Acres, adjoining the farms of Messrs. Hugh Maokie and Hancook, partly fenced, and under cultivation, with Cottaee, &c, thereon. For further particulars, apply to JOHN BUCHANAN, rthortland-street; Or to SAMUEL COCHRANJffi & SON, Fort-street. FORTY AGUES.—Eastern portion of Allotment No. 21. Cruawharo, for Sale, cheap.—Apply to R. Laialiioy, High-street, Auckland, agent for owner. FOlt SALE, a substantial five-roomed House, nearly new, with two Allotments 1 each 40 x 100; house fitted up with every con venience ; a good well and tank; garden well stocked with good fruit trees.—Apply to W. Baxter, North Store, Great North Road. IRST-CLASS Bread Cart For Sale.— A. Mackie, Royal Standard .Carriage Factory, Durham-street. J^FLfk CASH. Balance by Weekly dfe'lP'l f Payments.—A now 6-roomed 'Villa, with freehold allotment, on the Ponsonby Road. Price, £360.-S. Vaile, House and Land Agent, Shortland-street. _g»e>fy]k CASH, balance at 5% for six w/vVfi/ or ten years.—lmproved Farm of about 75 acres of sood soil, all fenced and in grass, well-finished House of 0 rooms, three-stalj stable, coach-house, cow-shed, stock-yard, &c. 12 miles south of Auckland. Price, £1000.— S. Vaile, Land Agent, Shortland-street. &t\P\(\ —SUBURBAN VILLA Residenct dW'Jyv. of 6 rooms, with out-buildings, ah in thorough repair, with 5 freehold allotments containing about 3 acres, facing the sea, and commanding a splendid view. Terms to suit buyers.—S. Vaile, House . and Land Agent, Shortland-street. O/| PER ACRE. Improved Farm of 130 c&jb acres', 2i miies south of Auckland, 80 to 90 acres in grass, 20 acres bush ready for bur ning, 20 acres standing bush, soil rich volcanic and chocolate loam; 3-roomed Honse, cowshed, stockyard, &c—S. Vaile, Hou3e and Land Ageut, Shortland-street, next to the Post-office. «_* TJ r*r(\ —PRETTY Five-roomed Cottage, 3*>J- i \J. with freehold allotment 40 x 100, goal well, wood and coal-shed, &c. Commands a good view; 20 minutes walk from Queen-street. —S. Vails, House and Land Agent, Shortand street. B~V\ YEARS' LEASE~of Allotments in \f Customhouse-street, for Sale; excellent position for business.- Apply to C. Williamson, Estate Agent, Vulcan Lane. "ji/f ATT SCHM.IEDEL, No. 37, Grey i-vJL street, near Carpenter's Arms Hotel, VETERINARY SURGEON, from the Surgical University in Berlin. .Any diseases of domestic animals quickly and thoroughly cured. Charges ■ moderate. Promut attendance. INCEYS. from 7d per yard ; All-wool Plaid. Is 9d per yard : double width, 2s 6a per yard; Boys' Caps, superior quality. Is 6d each; 'I rimmed Aprons, Is: Boys' Shirts, Is 9d each; at R. French's Cheap JJrapery, Hobson street. "M O T 1 0" J£. jj\ All Persons to whom John McLeod, of Hendcivon's Mill, is Indebted are requested to Forward their Accounts to me before noon of MONDAY NEXT, the lbth inst.— Wm,Thokne, Solicitor, 81, Queen-street. riHHE Lady who took from Mr. Waters' JL Shop, ou Wednesday Inst, an Umbrella, will confer a kindness on a little girl by return ing it to Jlr. Waters. MONDAY, MAY 13. UNDER DISTRAINT FOR RENT. rWIHE Undersigned have received instruc- JL tions to sell at the Durham Yards, on Monday. May 13th, The Whole of a Livery Stablckeoper'a Plant, consisting of 2 good Buggy Horses, i good Saddle Horses, Double Brake and Hood, Single Horse Brake, Double-seated Buggy, Single seated Buggy, 2 sets Buggy Harness, Se Double Buggy Harness and Pole, 2 sets Double Brake Harness, 3 Gents Saddles, Ladies Saddle aitd Bridle, Bridles, Breaking Tackle, Leading Harness, Yankee Collars. Horse Rugs, Buggy Rugs, Buggy Whips, Horse Brushes, and largo quantity Sundries. - AT 11 O'CLOCK. HUNTER~&"NOLAN. '. ' TO-MORROW. nnHE subscriber will sell by auction, at JL the Corner Mart, To-morrow (Friday),: at 11 o'clock, 60 sacks Superior Oais 70 ~ Potatoes 150 bags Flour 16 kegs Butter 12 bags Onions 16 Sides and 6 Hams (Auckland). 40 Cheese 42 tons White Lead 30 boves Congou Tea; sdo Green Tea 30 sacks Oatmeal, Sharps, Wheat, Bran Beef Sugar, Lemon Peel, Chocolate, Vinegar. Marmalade. Castor Oil, Tobacco, Carraway Seed, Blacking, Clothes' Pegs, Currants.S&'oap, Raisins, Kerosene,'Bu.-mes 10 tons Coal, slack, in Coal-yard on Wharf, unreservedly. . GEORGE SIBBTN. TO-MORROW, NOON. MARKET-DAY AUCTION SALE AT A R T PI U R ' S M A B, T. ■OOULTRY— FowIs, Turkeys, Ducks, .JL Geese, Pigeons, Tumblers, Caosrie?, Small Pigs, Sec. PRODUCE — Canterbu-y p.x.d Auckland Bacon and Butter, Potatoes, Oniona, Pumpkins, Carrots, Cheese, Beef. Flour. Sharps, Bran, Maize, Apples, 33 Hacks Encash Malt, 20 kegs Canterbury Butter, 19 sacks >.'.Z. Maize. GROCERIES, tec.— Curnmts, Raisins, Rice, ;■ Cornflour, Starch, Blue, Vfstas, Tea, Sugsr, . Candles, Clothes Pegs, White Lead. Axe Handles, Biscuits, Soap, Soda, C. and F. 8a it, '■ Jain. , FURNITURE DEPARTMENT. AT ONE O'CLOCK P.M. Second-hand Furniture—a assortment [ butlittlo used—Mottled Knurl Chest uf Drawers, D-imask-jovered Couch and Chairs, Loo Tables, Oatpets, Beasteads, iron and wood. Palliasses, . Mattrasses, Hair, Wool, Chairs, Washsfand?, Earthenware, Kitchen Utensils, Wardrobe, . Half Tester Bedstead, Commode, Whatnot, Looking Glasses, Lamps, Towel Horse, Saddle. Books, Cheffonier, Dresser, Plated ami otV-or 'I'aps. New Furniture (in gi-cat variety), for Parlour, Dining-room, Bsd-ropm, and Kitcheni Iron' Bedsteads, Karthenware. Two very superior and handsome Pianosf, little used; three useful old Instruments ; cue small Harmonium, .Sewing Machines, a Rifle, Bevolvers, Guns, Watches, Jewellery, Toys, Fancy Goods, Boots, &c. |