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SHIP 'IDA ZIEGLSR,' FROM LONDON.
AUCKLAND, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1865.
HOKITIKA.
E N - z- S - N- COMPANY'S
TP
1 STEAME3RS, under Contract
mHE abore Vossel having been reported
the Government, will leave ea.'h
HPHE Fino Schooner
A. lit tho Customs, Consignees are
month as follows :—
'THANE OF FIFE.'
Jjfl
requested to PASS ENTRIES, Pay For Tauranga,
D. 1J ttgiies, Mnster (arrived from
Napior, Wollington, Lyttelton, and
"S™®9 Freight, or take Delivery of CARGO, in
Hokitika), will leave tho w liarf, OneOtago,
tonus of Bills of leading.
hunga, for that port nguin, THIS D.iY (Saturday),
AHTJRIRT,' 13tli, at 2 p.m..
Bill* of Lading to order must bo presented at tho
14tti instant
' QUEEN,' 23rd, at 2 p.m.
office of the undersigned for endorsement.
Forpassago only apply to
DAVID NATHAN,
ORUICKSHANK, SMART & CO.;
For Taranaki, Nelson, Picton, Wellington, LytAgent.
Or,
RICHARD NAZER,
t«lton, Otago, and Bluff,
Onehunga.
WELLINGTON,' 18th, ftt noon.
FOR LONDON DIRECT,
For W&ikato, Raglan, Taranaki, Wanganui, and
Wellington—
TO SAIL ON THE 20th OCTOBER.
BSBTJCBD FARES.
'AHURIRI,' or other Boat, twice a month, 48
hours after arrival.
fTIHE Magnificent Frigate-built Ship
All Freights and Passages must be engogod at the
X
'JOHN TEMPERLEY,'
Agents' office.
RAini li. Liddle, Lieut. R..N.R., OomKOEJTIXA AJTD BRUCE BAY DIRECT.
COMBES & DALDY,
niander, 976 tons register—l 3 years A 1
Agents. at Lloyd's—built under special survey—coppered
and coppcr-fastened throughout. Being under enSTEAM TO WANGAREI AND COROMANDEL. gagement with H.M. Government, for the conveyance of troops, this vessol will bo punctually desHE P-n -z
A.B.M. Co.'b
HE Favourite p.a.
patched.
For freight or passage apply to
will leave tho Queen-street Wharf for
DAVID NATHAN.
SSsaOTSEBSfc Coroniandel every WEDNESDAY,
•AIREDALE,'
and for Wangarpi every FRIDAY.
TO SHIPPERS OF HORSES AND STOCK.
For Time Table, &c., apply to
600 tons, 100 hor«o-power, H. Habris, Commander,
BUTT& ANDERSON,
fTHIE Ship
Agents.
-rfe.
will leave Mmukau for above ports, on MONDAY,
' KINQ 0F ITALY,'
WfciaSv
for Lyttelton, will take HORSES and
FOR
WAIUKU.
the 16th in»tent, at 10 a.m.
Bsn.-ooTOSr STOCK at reasonable rates.
Apply to
mHE fast-sailing cutter D ANTE,'
—l
Fare i—Hokitika
£8
HARRIS LAURIE,
X
Mounts, mnsiter, will sail from OnoLanded.
Custom House-street.
liunga,regularly twice a week. For freight
Bruce Bay (second cabin) £9)
passage
apply
to
KSSatSacßOr
SAM DEL FLEMING,
.
NOTICE.
Passages must be engaged at the Company's
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J. C. D. BOWDBN,
PRINCE OF WALES THEATRE.
NOTICE.
LESSEES—MESSRS. DANIELS AND EDWARDS. riIHE Gentleman -who
borrowed tlio "General
-L Government Gazette of 1861, will oblige by
SHORTLAND-STREET,
return ng the same to the Heeaxd Office.
GRAND CHANGE OF PROGRAMME.
to inform his numerous patrons that in
October l: j th, 1865.
consequence of the difficulty experienced in
collecting Accounts, ho lias been compelled to relin(Saturday) evening,
HOME at Parnell, without. Ms parents' conY EFT
quish tho system of giving crodifc hitherto carried
October 14,
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sent, William JHewson, lilcd 13 yoara. Any
on by him, and that, from this date, NO CREDIT
information respecting him will be thankfully received
PROFESSOR JACOBS,
WILL BE GIVEN, except to gentlemen resident
by his father. Last heard of at
the North Shore.—
in Auckland or its vicir.ity. He would thank all
THE
P. He'WSON, Customs.
gentlo„en having outstanding accounts to pay them,
OF WIZARDS,
WIZARD
otherwise legal proceedings will be taken for their
PURCHASERS for the best Pale
GREAT MODERN MAGICIAN,
recovery.
Golden Leaf Tobacco, at 6s. 6d. a pound;
Barretts Tv»ist, 6s. ; bast Southern Cavendish,
Ootober 10, 1885.
VENTRILOQUIST, IMPROVISATORE, best
4a. 6d. a pound; best No. 2 Manilla
Oieara, Ib. a
A»D
bundle, or £5 a 1,000 ; wax matches!, Is. 2d. a dozen.
ANTI- SPIRITUALIST,
—James Whxte, opposite the Old Court House.
Having surprised, puzzled and delighted his Auobland
PURCHASERS of
audiences at his first four representations of
PILLS and OINTMENT, at HOLT.OWAT'S
Is 2d per box.—
MAGIC AND IMPROVISATORS;
James Whyte, opposite the Old Court House.
Has the honor to announce that ho -will, on the
above oocasion, present an entirely
—The Ladies to "Purchase their Best
IN CONSEQUENCE OF
NEW
UxDEECLOTIIINO, CIiIN'OLIXES, &c., from Mrs.
ENTERTAINMENT.
Those who have been present at the large audiences Jamp.3> Milliner, Dressmaker, (fee., Welle elev-street,
Queen-street, Auckland.
he has mystified with his extraordinary
CABALISTIC WONDERS,
TXTANTED for a Saw Mill, h CIRCULAR or
Can alone imagine the influence he possesses over the Vr BREAKING-DOWN HAND;
CLOSING- HIS ESTABLISHMENT
also a FEW
optics of his deluded patrons. The experiments he MEN for general work.—Apply
to T. H. Hall,
hag now to introduce are of so incomprehensible
a
Queen-streat.
QUEEN-STREET,
IN
nature, that a description will not be credited. Those
who would at all form an
of the renowned
ANTED—TWO GOOD SHIP CARFEN(And tho Premises going into other hands,)
Jacobs' foats, must see, hear, and judge for themTEP.S.— Apply to Alex. Amos & Co., New
solves. He is justly termed the
Wharf, Customhouse-street.
WHOLE
INTENDS
SELLING
OFF
his
PRINCE OF WIZARDS!
||E
TS7'ANTED —A Goid SALESMAN; good
STOCK of
references will he required.—Apply at GK W.
T
PROGRAMME:—
Fiuend's, opposite Union Bank.
Pabt I.
DRAPERY AND CLOTHING, The Mystic Tape
BOARDFRS.—Comfortable BOARD
Le Chandelle Diaholiquo
TTjTANTED—A VESSEL to tako about
The Mysterious Dove The Wonderful Carte de visito
and LODGING can bo had at
Gemlaus*,
-TjU
IT 90 tons Commissariat Stores, Oats,
AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES,
top of Ilobson-street. Single Gentlemen 265. m week.
The Arithmetical Cards The Magic Florins
&c., to Tnuranga.
Les Petit Pas Doights The InvisibleBaker
Tenders to Resident Transport Officer.
Within a Fortnight.
THE PUBLIC TO KNOW that
The Lilliput Tavern
Transport Ofiice, Queen-street,
OATS, MAIZR, BRAN, BEANS, &0., as
ns
Agricultural
14th October, 1865.
well
Seeds ofallkinds, can be obtained
Part 11.
nt G. H. Lavees
Co., Durham-street, (opposite
ij®- AN EARLY CALL WILL OBLIGE.
Tho Wizard's Dejeuner
Mr. A. Backlaud's Sale Yards.)
CHARTERS FOR nOKITIKA AND GREY
The Enchantod Rapier
Tho
Seance
with
Spirits
the
and Invisible Powers
RIVER.
THE PUBLIC TO KNOW that
Noto the Address—
Conoluding with a
Mr. James is House, Land, and General
COMIC
SCEPE
carry
VENTRILOQUISM,
to
IN
Commission
TimAgent, Rent and Debt Collector.
WANTED-TBSSKLS
K LAZARUS,
r ber from ft'aipnra to above places.
In which Professor Jacobs will display his extra- Charges reasonable. Wellesley-sfreet (Queen-street
ordinary powors of holding a convorsation with ten end), near Mr. Webb's Music Saloon, Aukland.
iSssSiS
JOHN ROBERTUN & CO.
invisible characters.
DUBLIN BRANCH,
A FEW BOARDERS, at the
Citß-ciwr Dining Rooms, Shortland-street.
Stalls, 55.; Amphitheatre, 35.; Pit, 2s. Children
"WALTER DUDLEY,
QUEEN-STREET,
Terms, £1 2g. 6d. per week.
half-price.
FAMILY AND SHIPPING BUTCHER
Next to J. Robebton & Co.
FIRST-' LASS .TOIVER and CARPENTER
(Nearly opposite the Soptuekj* Cross Office),
Commence at 8 o'clock.
requires EMPLOYMENT.—AppIy to Slessri.
tho PRIMES'!? PROVINCIALCo., Grey-street.
Dalton
FED MEAT
SHAKESPEARE TAVERN,
AT TUB
STREET.
PERSON
who will be disengaged in a few
WYNDHAM
LOWEST PRICES.
days wishes for EMPLOYMENT in an Offloa
or Store, and would make him-elf generally useful.
CLARKE,
H.
t£3T Families waited upon for orders, which will
Can bo recommended by bis last employer. Good
be sent to any part of the town, or suburbs, free of
to inform the? public of Auckland, that he references.—Address Z. 8., Hi-.iiALD Office.
has completed his
expense.
Auckland, September 20, 1865.
NEW BOWLING SALOON,
SHIPPIN G- SUPP LI E D
TO WINE, SPIRIT AND PROVISION
WHICH IS HOW OrBNBD.
AT THE
MERCHANTS.
August 21st, 1865.
LOWEST RATE.
GENTLEMAN of six years' Gold Fields tradPROPRIETOR
OF
THE
WALTER DUDLEY,
ing experience, who has been resident in
Auckland two years, is prepared to arrange -with a
BUTCHER,
Mercantile Firm to OPEN and CONDUCT an
QUEEN-STREET.
RACES.
ESTABLISHMENT on part profits at the West
ABOVE ESTABLISHMENT,
Gold Fields. References unexceptionable.—
RACES will take place on Coast
TAURANGA
rnHE
Address "Mkbchaxt," lleuai.d Office.
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
JL the 22nd and 23rd December, 1865.
Particulars in future Advertisement.
APARTMENTS.
AT THE REQUEST OF
E. n. FEATON,
JAMES FOLEY,
Secretary;
and Mathematical Instrument Maker,
COMFORTABLE Parlor and Bed-room re*
,4
Groy-strect, Auckland. For sovoral years PracW. FRASER, Capt. Ist W.R.,
/'V quired by a g-'ntjeman engaged in business in
SEVERAL GENTLEMEN,
Treasurer.
tical Maker of Nautical
the City.—Address X.Y.Z., HeraldOffice.
miralty and Honorable Eust India Company.
Auckland, 9th October, 18G5.
Orders left with A. G. ASCIIER, Watchmaker,
GENERA L SERVANTS. MARRIED
Queen-street, will receive prompt attontion.
A. O. F.
COUPLES, and NEEDLEWOMEN, at Mrs.
HAS PROVIDED
llungeri oed's Registry Office, Pitt-street.
NOTICE.
of the abovo Order are requested to
SHEARERS.—WAITED,
GOOD
HE [CP
take notice that a SUMMONS MEETING
HANDS, accustomed to the "Long "Wool
Persons having any Claim against tho Estato
will bo held at the Lodge-room, Waitemata Hotel,
at
12
Breed."—Apply
instant.
THIS
at
o'clock,
DAY,
on MONDAY, the 16th
of Mr. THOS. HOBSON, are de.-ired to send
Guaiiam & Co.'s, Qu-ien-street.
By order of tho C.R.,
their Accounts to thooffice of Mr. ALFRED BUCKE. AUGUR.
LAND, before SATURDAY next, or they will not
VENAI3LES' REGISTRY OFFICE, for
be recognised ; and on TUBSD AY next the dividend
DAILY, AT 6-30 P.M.,
AUCKLAND ARCHERY AND BOWLING
Invalid Nurses, Tutors, Governesses, Clerks,
will bo declared.
CLUB.
Couples,
Married
Male and Female Servants in every
,
JOHN ROBERTON, Irn
j Tru6tceß"
capacity for either Town, Country, or Suburbs.
J. B. WAY,
BOWLING
GREEN
be
OPENED
will
Letters, stamps enolosed, promptly answered. LugWHICH IS WOW OPENED.
for the see,son THIS DAY (Saturday), the 14th gage Stored.
NOTICE.
p.m.
Mrs. Venables' Registry Office,
current, at 3 o'clook
Top of Queen-street, •
Members are particularly requested to be present.
IN THE ESTATE OF THE LATE
just above Army and Navy Hotel.
By order of tho Committee,
JAMES G-ILBEKD.
JNO. OGILYIE.
NEWTON.
mo BE BARBEKLY BARBERIZED "BY A
Auckland, October 12, 1860.
parties INDEBTED to theabove estato, are
I BARBER, go to tko loNnok Hair Cctxiso
the view of meeting the wishes of the
ronuested to PAY the amount of theiraccounts
of the auckland jockey Saxoox, next to the Q.C.E., Sliortland-etreet.
without further delay to tho undersigned, or legal
Inhabitants of the rising suburb of Newton,
are requested to MEET at Mr. HabCLUB
the undersigned has appointed Messrß. Eaton and Dington's Office,THlS DAY (Sdturday), at 3 o'clock,
proceedings will be taken to recover the same.
DIGGERS' Money Belts, Gold Bags,
J. C. COUTY,
Dewolf their Sub-Agents for the Royal Fire and on urgent business.
Knife Sheaths, Revolver Holsters, Pouches,
Accountant.
Like Insuka.voe Company.
Lui'gage Straps, Gaiters, Puck Saddles.
Belts,
Waist
By order.
THO3. H. MABIN,
J. & A. WISEMAN.
Princos-street, Auckland,
H. HARDINGTON,
Agent.
October 4th, 1865.
Hon. Sec.
"1 rr A A GALLONS KEROSENE OIL, at 6s.
10UU 6d., at P. G. MYER'S, Queen-street.
NOTICE.
ONEHUNGA.
HOLY TRINITY CHURCH, OTAHUHU.
TAILOR,
MILITARY
&c.,
"
BEGS
This
WANTED
A BONA FIDE SALE!
WANTED—
WANTED
MR. IL LAZARUS
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FOR
H. M. JERVIS,
WAIUKU.
J-
'UNDINE,'
Featon, master, and tho cutter
'
Co.'s s.s.
' WELLINGTON,'
1
H. B. Frakcis, Commander, will
-jfiKJJiSilSHfa
leave Manukau for Nelson aud
Southern Ports, on WEDNESDAY next, 18th
Noon.
instant, at
COMBES & DALDY,
rnHE
».
w.z.s.n.
Agents.
will each sail for the above place from Onehunga
twice a-week.
J. S. JOHNSON,
Royal Hotel, Beach, Onehunga.
Good Storage.
rriHE A 1 Fine Clipper Ship,
—1
A
' KING OF ITALY,'
j&l&v 1,363
tons register, Captain Mekepith,
•aTF- i has superior first-class and steerage accom-
LYTTELTON
miME
TABLE of the on or about 14th October, and
offers superior accomJL PANAMA, NEW ZEALAND,
modation to parties going to the famous goldAUSTRALIAN ROYAL MATT, fields of
COMPANY'SFIRSTCLASS STEAM
HOKITIKA.
HIPS.
The 'King of Italy' is or>.e of the fastest ships in
iMim-coLoyiAii.
the world, and has made tho quickest passage of
AUCKLAND akd SYDNEY.
any ship from London to Auckland this season.
' PRINCE ALFRED,' 900 tons, 180 h.p.
Fare—£4 4s. and £8.
Auckland
leave 30
For freight or passage, apply to
Sydney
leave 15
HARRIS k LAURIE,
Or immediately after arrival of English Mail.
Custom-hou6o- street.
SYDNEY, MELBOURNE, and SOUTHERN
DIGGINGS.
GOLD
PORTS.
OTAGO,' 800 tons, 150 h.p., and S.S. 'ALBION,' FOR HOKITIKA AND BRUCE BAY DIRECT.
leave
15
Melbourne, leave
12 Svdney,
nriHE Clipper Cutter 'SEA BELLE',
22
Bluff
19 Nelson
JL 60 tons, H'exky Trimsiee, master,
24
Otaso
23 Wellington
will sail ou or about MONDAY next, 16th
26
2-5 Lyttelton
Lytteiton
K&Scewvi
October.
29
27 Otago
Wellington
Passage money, £7 only.
1 Bluff for Melbourne 30
Nelson for Sydney
Freights at moderate rates.
Apply to A. Bykvk, at S. Y. Collins' office, QueenINTEB-PBOTEiCIAI,.
street, near the Wharf j or on board.
AIREDALE,' 500 tons, 100 h.p.
Manukau, leave about 16 Manukau, leave about 26
28
18 Hokitika
Hokitiki
29
Bruce Boy
19 Bruce Pay
Manukau
6
22
Nelson
For same Porta and return.
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3 I Nelson, leave about
Ot&go, IsaTG about
Lyttelton
6 Hokitiki
7 ! Bluff
Wellington
Picton
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GOLD
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HOETHKA. DIEEOT.
WITH
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LET.—Tho SPACIOUS BUTLDING-S, at
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for
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water ; shed and stabling for 7 horsns.
GEORGE HODGE.
ONEHUNGA
rno
LET. —Several Two-roomed COTTAGES,
to Mr. Will-way,
Princes-street.
L
DAIRY FARM.
c
ST. MATTHEW'S
CHUKCH,
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THE
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stock
FARM of 97
LET
stablo, garden, etc.;
TO
d, cow-shod for
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aitufitad
2Jfrom Auckland.
acres;
—*
house,
-
20 cows,
ya
miles
about
Apply to O. ARTHUR & SON, Land Agents and
Auctioneers, Queen-street-.
'
Secretary.
LET—A Good Three-stall STABLE.—AppIy
TO
tho Goneral Cameron Hotel," AlbertBtreet.
at
rooms,
Queen-street.
WICKS, assorted sizes,
GLASSES and
at P. G. MYER S.
LAMP
every
FIWARE
BRUMYER'S.
of
£
HOBSON-STREET.
OPENING OF THE NEW ORGAN.
REHEARSAL of SACRED MUSIC will take
J\ place in the above Church, the Evening of
THURSDAY, 19th instant, at 7 o'clock p.m.
description, at P. G.
MINING TOOLS,
TENTS and
DIGGERS'
P. G. MYER'S, Queen-street.
"
at 20s
in Victory's
at the
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LET—A H<~>U:)E, containing Six Rooms (No.
6, Pitt Terrace), with Well, Tank, Cupboards,
fee,, magnificent view of City and Harbour. Rent
moderate.—Apply to Mr. T. Scott, Pitt-street.
TO
TO LET—A HOUSE
street. —Apply to
Queen-street.
and SHOP, in HobsonC. Marks, Bootmaker,
containing six rooms, in the
LET—A HOUSE
TO
Grafton Road. Apply
W.
H
premises,
or
Lupine,
to Sir. Guird, on the
kkald
Office.
twive and co3.k for nets,
Netting
at P. G. MYER'd, Queen-street.
OILS, Ja-
COLZA, and LINSEED
SPERM,
panned Lamps, Patent Clothes Wringers, Mdk
Travelling Trunks and Bags,
&
TENT 3 MADE
Inspector.
Bank of Now Zealand,
Auckland, 2nd October, 1865.
DISTRICT OF WAITAKEREI, SOUTH.
NOTICE.
HRO LET—In the most business part of QueenPERSONS in tho above district, who havo
J!_ street, a LARGE ROOM, 28 x 26 feet; a
RATEB, are
not already PAID me their
a,
entrance
and
six
well
suited
for
windows,
private
hereby required to do so, at my office, O'Connellwholesale trado or offices.—For further particulars street, from the 16th to tho 21st instant, inclusive,
apply to John Black, Durham-street, East.
o
between the hours of 10 and 1 clock.
J. M. HASLETT,
LET.—A five-roomed HOUSE at Glonbum.
Collector.
A four-roomed house in Mount-street.—Apply
Auckland, October 13 th, 1865.
to W. Lei'ink, Upper Queen-street j or at tho
Bebald Office.
BEEF-STEAK, Gd. 7d. per lb.
LAMB, ss. per quarter
[a cabd.]
PORK, Bd. per lb.
of RENTS and DEBTS,
rn BIRD, COLLECTOR
MUT ON, 6£d. per lb.,
X at Mr. Ridings,' Edmonds-street, opposite
'10-DAY, in Shortland Crescent.
A.bsrcrombie-street.
ALL
TO
PRIME
•
a*
IJishes aiid Churns,
Tickets of admission may bo obtained from the Counter ccalcs and Weights, and every description
Churchwardens, or from Messrs. W. Williams, E. of Hardware SELLING t.-FF at greatly reduced
Davy, Walkeb, and Db. Hoopeb, the Committee of prices at P. G. MYiiR'S Store, Queen-street,,
Co.'s Mill, and near the
Management*
opposite Thornton
Wharf.
ZEALAND.
OF
BANK
NEW
TO ORDER, at P. G. MYER'S
TRANSFER BOOKS of this BANK will
Queen-street.
be Closed from MONDAY, the 16th instant, to
TUESDAY, the 31afc idem, for the compilation of
PURCHASE Australian
it TJERSONS wishing to
half-YUiirlv lists and calculation of dividends; and
\
Breeding JiWiiS should make application at
otheris ho'reby notified to Shareholders that unless
for thepurpose of completing
undersigned
dividend oiice to the
wise specially provided for in the transfer, thename
tue arrangements.
whose
will be payable to the person inBooks,
aLFKED BUCKLAND.
transfers
no
the
closing
of
shares Btood at the
subsequent to that date carrying
JOHN GOOD AL L,
LET, TO LET, TO LET—THREE SHOPS, THE
Buildings, Albert-stroet,
TO
Albert Foundry."
per week.—Apply
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Lewis
LAMPS, for Parlours and Bed,
2s. each, at P. G. MYER'S-
KEROSENEfrom
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will Preach and
Churchwardena.
at 6s. per week.—Apply
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NOTICE
.
THE BISHOP of New Zealand
munion Service.
J
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present occupied by the undersigned, suitable
hold a Confirmation on SUNDAY next. Sertwo goneral stores, private hotel, or wholosalo vice to commence at 11.30 a.m. A Special Collection
atoro and warehouse, with never-failing supply of will be made, for thepurpose of purchasing a Com-
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MEMBERS
MRS.
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&OOD
A TABLE D'HOTE,
ALL
rpHE clipper schooner
PHCEBE,' 600 tons, 120 h.p.
and
via
back,
MANTJKAU
the
BLUFF
to
From
'EXPRESS,'
COOK'S STRAITS.
12
leave
Persons having CLAIMS against the
28 Bluff,
Manukau, leave
15
Chalmers
Estate of A. B. CALVERT, deceased, are
29 Port
Taranaki
17 150 tons, 0. Kizgoue, Master, will sail as above requested to send thoir Accounts to the undersigned
2 Lyttelton
Nelson
before tho 31st instant.
19
3 Wellington
Picton
C.
4 PictonWellington
24 on
T. NORRIE, / Executors.
6 Nelson
Lytteltoa
THURSDAY, October 19th.
Papakura,
Taranaki
12th
1865.
October,
9
Port Chalmers
Passengers booked to Sydney via New Plymouth
NOTICE.
and Nelson.
For paßuage only, apply to
CLAIMS against F. J. EATON, late
«AUCKLAND,' 500 tons, 160 h.p.
Immigration Commissioner, will be For(CAEETIKft THB BUPPLEMENTABY ENGLISH MA3X.)
warded to him for PAYMENT, by leaving tho same
with the Undprsignod, and all persons Indebted to
HENDEBSON & MAOFABLANE.
per Mail
Passengers booked through to
him are requested to PAY tho same forthwith to
Steamer.
LAYERS & CO.,
22
leave
8 Bluff,
Manukau, leave
Sued Merchants,
2
9 Otego
Taranaki
Durham-street, Auckland.
12 Canterbury
Nelson
29
Picton
13 Wellington
NOTICE.
14 Picton
Wellington
FOR HOKITIKA DIRECT.
16 Nelson
Canterbury
COROMANDEL
GOLD MINING COMPANY
a
19 Taranaki
Otago
(LIMITED).
TO FOLLOW THE 'BESSY.'
JOHN YINE HALL,
General Manager.
is hereby given, that ALL SH ARES in
-\a
rrHE new' clipper schooner
tho Coromandel Gold Mining Company
1
KATE GRANT,'
(Limited),
above
THIS
port
DAY
on which Calls remain unpaid, will be
will sail for the
STEAM FROM THE MANUKAU.
ofSsuGt-"' (Saturday), the 11thinstant.
FORFEITED, in accordance with the Joint Stock
draught
Company's
Act, 1860, if said Calls are not paid to
The above vesselis well known for her light
REGULAR TRADER.
and good sailing qualities, and offers superior induce- tho Treasurer at the Company's Office, Fort-stroet,
on or before FRIDAY, the 20th day of October,
ment to shippers.
FOR HOKITIKA DIRECT.
1865.
For freight or passage, apply to
& ANDERSON.
By order of the Board of Directors,
BTJIT
steamer
bi
riIHE favourite paddle
R. SCHUTZ,
' PRINCE ALFRED,'
gUbqgk X
Secretary.
the
Faeqtjhjlß, Master, now in
ONEHUNGA.
FROM
Auckland,
•^rtlT1 oVon will positively sail on MONOctober, 1865.
13
th
DAY AFTERNOON, 16th instant.
FOR THE GREY RIVER GOLDFIELDS.
Passage Monet.
IN THE ESTATE OF JOHN HALL OF
fTIHE Clipper Brig,
, £12
Is.
ONEHUNGA.
Cabin
'RELIANCE,'
JL
£8
Steerage
master, will sail from the
John
Austen,
CREDITORS are requested to come in and
Apply to
new Government Wharf, Onehunga, on
prove their debts on or before WEDNESDAY,
THOS. MACKY & CO.,
MONDAY next, 16th instant, for the Grey River tho IKth
of October instant, at the offices of Messrs.
Auckland;
direct.
Beookfikld & Cox, Solicitors.
GEO. HODGE,
Or to
This vessel so well and favourably known as a
dividend will be payable on application
Onehunga.
The
first
Passenger Packet in the Hobart Town trade, has at J. H. BURNSIDE & CO.'ti, on or after the 20th
unequalled accommodation for passengers, and in instant
oharge of her favourite commander she will enter the
WAITEMATA STEAM FERRY COMPANY, Grey River in eafety, as ho has been there several Dated this 13th of October, 1860.
(LIMITED).
times. The vessel has lier cargo of timber now on
NEW BONDED STOEES,
board,
will bail on Monday next, weatherfperrnHE bad weather having retarded mitting,and
ALBERT- STREET.
without fail.
'WAITEMATA,'
therefit
of
the
X
For passage, apply to
the North Shore Ferries will again
brothers'
new bonded
GEORGE HODGE.
"a!SSS3fe» THIS DAY be performed Jby rowing
Onehunga;
STORES are now OPEN to receive Goods at
boats.
Or to
WILLIAMS & CO.,
current rates.
G. RIDINGS,
August 26, 1865.
Ancklaud,
„
A
f£HE
ALL
„
„
.
THE
„
„
!
A
SUPPLIES
—
10
15
20
'LORD ASHLEY,' 600 tons, 100 h.p.
From AUCKLAND to PORT CHALMERS and
back, via EAST COAST.
Auckland, leave
4 Port Chalmers, leave 20
22
7 Lyttelton
Napier
24
9 Wellington
Wellington
26
H Napier
Lyttelton
„
WANTED—
*
WANTED—
GOLD!
modation, and will sail for
NEW ZEALAND MAIL STEAM SERVICE.
&
,
HOKTTIKA AND WEST COAST DIGGINGS.
SPEC,'
WANTED
WANTED—
HE Regular Trader
HP
±
Agent.
-*v
j
Beach,
Onehunga.
offles.
*
—
AND MINING ENGINEER AND
LAND SURVEYOR,
Analyser of Minerals, Ores, Sons, &c.,
WINDHAM CHAMBERS,
CIVIL
WYNDIIAM-BTBEET.
JOHN GWTNNETH,
ENGINEER, MINING ENGINEER
AND SURVEYOR,
General Contractor, Valuatob, and Aeimeatob.
ELDON CHAMBERS,
SIIORTLAND-STHEET.
CIVIL
—
. WHITBREAD'S
DRAUGHT STOUT.
noted
of
SHIPMENT
KmjfoflUly.
Dmu
Stout iust hand
A SMALL
BROWN, CAMPBELL CO.
"lit
to
per '
&
2
Salts bg
Sales bs faction.
Sales in $itdtoir.
THIS DAT.
BEEP, POKE, POTATOES, FLOUR, GEO-
TRADE SALE OP GEOCEEIES,
THE
PRELIMINARY NOTICE.
For sale, This Day, at 12 o'clock,
TON NELSON POTATOES.
&c.
&c.,
TOWNSHIP OF NEW LYNN, ADJOINING THE WHAU BRIDGE.
HARRIS
TUENEE
JONES & CO.
Will hold thoir usual Sole This Day (Saturday), at 11
Will sell by auction, at Biunswick Buildings, Tbia
o'olock, consisting of
I)ay (Saturday), at li o'clook,
BAOON
SUGAR,
BEEF
OABKS
-JK
Beef, Oheeße, Soap, Candles
J* 0
8 casks Pork
Potatoes
Coffee, Butter,
10 tons Potatoes
Furniture
6 tons Flour
&c.
&0.,
Sugar
No.
&c.,
tons
1
Company's
2
1 ton Company's No. 2 Sugar
Sugar
Mauritius
1 ton
THIS DAT.
20 chests Congou Tea
36 tegs Irish Butter
40 boies Soap (561b5.)
SURPLUS STORES,
100 boxes Candles
EX KING OP ITALY.'
Plaid
Vestas
cases
2
3 ditto ditto, 250's
50 kegs Paint
HAEEIS & TUENEE
60 bags Rice
Will gjll by auction, This Day, October 14th, at
Furniture, Mirrors, Engravings
11 o'clock,
Sewing Machine, in working order
surplus stores of the
king
&e.|
Ao.
&0.,
OF ITALY,' consisting of
Flour
Sugar
THIS DAT.
Vinegar
Pickles
Carrots
ALE, STOUT, WINES, AND SPIRITS.
Boiled Beef
Soup and Bouilli
JONES & CO.
Soap
This
Salmon
Will eell by auction, at Brunswick Buildings,
CoflVe
Day (Saturday), at 11 o'clock,
Candles
A(\ OASES ALE, WORTHINGTON'S
&e.
&c.,
&c„
60
cases
ditto
Stout,
TTV
36 cases Ale, Salt's
25 cases Brandy
THIS DAY.
15 ca»es ditto, Martell'a
26 cases Port
&e.
&c.,
&c.,
MAIZE!!!
&
TEA,
THE
frontages.
Plans will be ready in a few days.
A
THE
PRELIMINARY NOTICE.
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11
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■
■
■.
-
.
THEI DAY.
—
DUEHAM-STEEET SALE
THIS DAY.
HUNTEE
SALE YAEDS.
DUEHAM-STEEET
HUNTEE
BUC ELAND.
gE"VE
0
1
At Eleven o'clock.
FOR SALE, This
-1
CO.
,
-
1
'
-
At Eleven o'clock,
•*'
MONDAY, OCTOBER 16.
NEWMARKET
UOTI 08.
Day,
•
t
GO.
&
&
YARDS.
Have for sale, Three first-class upstanding Ilt i
Harness Horses, well suited for a car or omniba
ITRST-OLASS LIGHT HARNESS HOR3EJ
Will sell at their Yards, This Day,
BA L LOADS OB HAY.
HAYMAEIET,
of MAIZE
twelve.
rIFTY htSACKS
S
At eleven o'clock.
At Eleven o'clock.
THIS DAY.
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 17.
",v-
GiaaND'EUNls s
HATIAEIET.
AT.PR-RT)
Auctioneer.
-5
I
HUNTER AND CO.
Have receivod instructions to soil at their v
first-class Horse, 5 psars old, thoroughly it
Gig and Harness complete,
CO.
Will sell at their Yards, This Day,
Gigs,
qirnnND-HAND
D RAYS, Three do.
rm?w
ie ß Plougha
Express Waggons, Bug gSaddles, Bridles, Chatt
Sets Gig and Dray Harness,
Cutters, &o.
For sale, This Day,
HEAVY DRAUGHT BROOD MARE,
Two Years Old, with trial of thirty-five cwt.
SAMUEL COCHRANE,
'
The
THIS DAY.
THE
HUNTER
DTJEHAM-STEEET SALE YARDS
yaeds.
SAILE
&
;
THIS DAT.
T
ALFfiED AUCKLAND.
The subscriber has been instructed to sell at the
Land Mart, Fort-street, on Monday, the 30th
inßtant, at 12 o'clock,
WHOLE of the TOWNBHIP of NEW
LYNN, consisting of about 200 allotments, a
large portion of which have valuable deep water
Sales Irg. faction.
f
D4X
DT7EHAM-STEEET
HATMAEKET.
—_
gmfom.
%
THIS
MONDAY, OCTOBER 30.
PROVISIONS,
&c.,
Sales
bs JMim
THIS DAY.
THIS DAY.
CERIES,
WINES AND SPIRITS, ALES,
&o.
&c.,
4c.,
gaits
ldaily.
OCTOBER 14, IB
!
THE NEW ZEALAND HERALTX ATTOTCLAND. SATURDAY,
SALE YABDS,
that
HUNTEE & CO.
TT is the sale of Mr. BURT'S FARMS only
VALUABLE
POSTPONED, the other properties mil De
id
X
at their Yards, on Monday, * the folloTnnj
ALFRED BTJCKLAND.
nell,
Will
advertised.
sold as
'
; <
Cattle,
HUNTER & CO.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE & EFFECTS,
HEAD PROVINCIAL FATTENED
Ot
Qt)
THIS DAY.
CATTLE
PIANO, VIOLONCELLO,
THIS DAY.
45 ditto store cattle from the Coast
;
neighbourhood
35
ditto
from
the
HORSE, SADDLERY, COW, POULTRY,
THE HAYMAEIEI,
'
15 ditto dairy cowii •
DURHAM-STREET SALE YARDS.
160 fat sheep and lambs
&0.
&c.,
&c.,
express waggon, horse, and
Fat pigs
t
HARNESS
HOMESTEADS FOR. LABOURING MEN
For Sale This Day (Saturday), at 12 o'clock.
TAMAjSII.
EAST
Oni)
AT
At
OTHERS,
AND
H
o'clock.
The subscriber has been farored with instructions
ALFRED BUCKLAND.
from Alexander Clrrk, Esq., A.C.Q-. (who is
MESSRS. HUNTER & CO.
leaving for Eng'and), to sell by auction at his reHave received instructions to sell at their Yards, by
MONDAY, OCTOBER 16.
sidence, The Deanery," opposite the Bishop's
auction, This Day, 14th October, at 11 o'clock
Library, corner of brighton road, on Tuesday, Oct.
sharp,
&
HARRIS
TURNER
17th, at U o'clock,
THIS DAY.
so small fabms of from 5 to 10
TRIANGLE.
THE
NEWMARKET SALE YARDS.
Entire Household Furniture and Effects,
Will sell by auction, This Day, at Eleven o'clock,
acres each, on the mainroad from Otahuhu
Piano, Violoncello, Horse, Saddlery, Cow,
sharp,
3.
Messina.
properties
the
of
Howick,
adjoining
ON ACCOUNT OF WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.
Poultry, &o.
For sale, on Tuesday next, October 17th, at 2 o'clock, to
BeauvAibd.
jJTicholls, J. \Vallacr, and
HUNDRED AND FIFTY BAGS OF
HUNTER & CO.
HEAD TWO-YEAR-OLD CATTLB,
Af\
MAIZE,
Mixed Sexes.
Ex KING OF ITALY,'
ulv
Full particulars on Monday next.
Terms :—2os. per acre upon the fall of the hammer Will Bell at their yards on Monday, 40 fine head
In T.ots to suit purchasers.
young Store Cattle from the coast,
and the Balance by promissory notes at 12 months.
MEREDITH, MASTER, FROM LONDON.
ALFRED ECCKLAND.
AP YOUNG STORE CATTLE,
SAMUEL COCHRANE,
JONES & CO.
MONDAY.
~tO
from the Coast.
THIS DAY.
Will sell by auction, at Brunswick Buildings, This
Auctioneer.
At One o'clock.
Day (Saturday), at 11 o'clock,
UNRESERVED SALE OF WINES,
POSTPONEMENT OF SALE.
"B. C. &. C0.," in diamond; WS," "Ex," over.
&c.
TRIANGLE.
TEA,
SUG-AR,
THE
SPIRITS,
&c.,
§ 111, 112, 118,109, 122, under.
CONSEQUENCE of theNON-COMPLETION
MONDAY, OCTOBER 16,
HAEEIS
of SURVEY, the SALE of the above FARMS
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 19.
AND TURNER
BEAMS PB.INTIN Q- NEWS.
For Sale on Tuesday next, October 17th, at
POSTPONED till THIS DAY, (Satur
unavoidably
is
Will hold a Trade Sale on Monday next, at 11 o'clock.
two o'clock,
day), Oct. 14, -when they will be positively sold, at 11
TEE NEWMARKET SALE YAEDS.
Consisting of
OA TWO-YEAR OLD STEERS, o'clock sharp.
THIS DAY.
1
N
E
8 BY OEDER OF THE EXECUTORS OP tj\j
in fresh condition.
Plans on view at the office.
Spirits
HUNTEB & CO.
150 Ewes and Lamba.
THE LATE DE. THOMSON.
Tea
Will sell at their yards 35 head of young Stora
Sugar
THIS DAY,
POTATOES,
PLANTS, SUGAR, TEA,
Stock, from the neighbourhood,
ALFRED BUCKLAND.
Flour
Pickles
STOKE'S POINT,
HOT
SPRINGS,
HEAD 03? YOUNG STORE STOCK.
Ymegar
CANDLES, SOAP, WINES, BOTTLED
HUNUA, MAUNGATAWHLRI, WAICarrots
. At One o'clock.
Preserved Meats
ALE, PORTER,
UKU,
PAPAKURA,
COROMANDEL.
Bacon
HUNTER & CO.
AND
EWES
LAMBS.
Kegs Beef
&e.
&c.,
&c.,
Have received instructions from the Commanding
Salmon
TUESDAY, OOTOBER 17.
The subscriber has been instructed to sell at the
officer, to sell four horses of the Boyal Artilery,
Scented Soap
For Sale at the Triangle on Tuesday next, October
in good condition.
Land Matt, Fort-street, on Thursday next, 19th
Mackerel
17, at 2 o'clock,
Potatoes
HORSES OF THE KOYAL ARTILLERY.
instant, at 12 o'clock,
O'TAHUEU SALE.
C. STICHBURY & SON
EWES WITH LAMBS AT SIDE.
VALUABLE ' BUILDING LOTS
Albo,
Will hold their Usual Weekly Sale, This Day,
belonging to the estoto of the late Dr. Thomson,
At eleven o'clock.
HUNTER & CO.
adjoining Mr. Callan's township of North Auckland,
at 11 o'clock.
Chaff Cutter
ALFRED BTJCKLAND.
Point,
and
Stoke'B
Madhine
to
which
tho
Avery's Weighing
steamer runs daily.
Will hold their usual Weekly Sale at Otahuhu of
The plans can be seen at tho office.
Clocks
THIS DAY.
Cheese
and STORE CATTLE, Dairy Cows, Sheep,
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 19.
Pictures
Also,
Soap
Horses, Pigs, &c. Lots Nos. 9 and 12, Spring-street, Ponsonby
Butter
THE NEWMARKET YABDS.
Sugar
Road
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 18
Tea
Lot No. 03, Parish of Waiwera, containing 88
At Two o'clock.
HUNTER & CO.
Rice
acres (adjoining Mr. Anderson's proFor sale, on Thursday next, 19th Ootober,
Have received instructions from Mrs. Farrell to sell,
i-ago
perty). And 395 acres, in the Bamo
at One o'clock,
parish, of valuable kauri and bush
Blue
at Onehunga, near Colonel Benny's,
/»A HEAD FAT CATTLE, ex 'Hydra'
TRADE SALE OF DRAPERY.
Oysters (in tini)
land
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 1?.
O £ ALLOTMENTS OF LAND,
\J\J 20 head Cattle, from the neighbourhood
Soda
Lots Nos. 200 and 202, Parish of Hunua, conU(J
Situated
at the corner of Mount Smart and
40
Store Cattle, principally Cows and
taining 206 acres
Bed Herrings
Otahuhu Roads. Plant on view at the Office. To
Young Stock
Picton Bloaters
Lot No. 42, Pariah of Mangatawhiri, containOTAHUHU SALE,
be positively sold without reserve.
Dairy Cows
Mustard
HARRIS & TURNER
ing 143 acres, 7 acres, 1 rood, 4
Fat
Calves
Vinegar
perches, in tho parish of Waiuku.
At Eleven sharp
200 Fat Sheep
Salad Oil
Lots Nos. 18 to 30, village of Papakura
HUNTER & CO.
Will hold
Fat and Store Pig>
Pipes
Hare received instructions firom Mr. Patrick DoifoBlacking
TRADE SALE OF DRAPERY,
VAN (as he is giving up his Bush Farm),
WYNYARDTON, COROMANDEL.
Mixed Spice
THIS DAY.
to sell
ALFEED BUCHiAWD.
On Wednesday next, at 11 o'clock.
five head of young store
Lots Nos. 5 and 6 of section 1
1 superior Yiolin
Lots Nos. 11, 12, and 13, of section 40
CATTLE.
Allsopp's Bottled Ale
FRIDA V, NOVEMBER 3.
Lots Nos. 3, 4, and 6, of section 44.
Dublin Stout
At Two o'clock. •
Port Wine
Full particulars in future advertisement.
THE HAYMASKET.
HUNTER & CO.
Sherry Wine
SAMUEL COCHRANE,
Superior fff Brandy
Have received instructions from Mr. Robbbt MobS
WOOL PACKS FOE SALE.
Auctioneer.
WEDNESDAY, 0OTOBER; 18..
to sell, at Onehunga,
HARRIS & TURN E|R
Sundry Furniture
HAVE OX SALS,
AMPLE STORAGE, WITHOUT ADDITIONAL
L OT,^ BNTS
OF
LAND,
&C. t
(to.,
&c.
e C°l1 ol el Kenny s, each having
THIS DAY.
DRURY MONTHLY SALE.
CHARGE, UNTIL DAY OF SALE.
a Frontage
\
MUTTON
T33 feet
of
to Cardwell-street, by a depth of 102 feet.
Beef
THE HAYMA EKE T.
Pork
WOOL SALE on Friday, November 3rd,
At Eleven o'clock sharp.
and on first Friday in each Month durinsr the
&c.,
&c.,
&c.
HUNTER & CO.
IN THE ESTATE OP JOHN BRAIN.
TUEBDAY, OCTOBER 17.
Season.
Will hold their usual Monthly Sale at lirury, of
For sale, This Day (Saturday), 14th October, at
THIS DAY.
CATTLE, Store ditto, Daiiy Cows, Sheep,
THIS DAY.
12 o'clock,
ALFEED BUCKLAND.
Horses, and Piga.
OART, HORSE, AND HARNESS
DRAPERY, HOSIEBY, BOOTS,
DURHAM-STREET
SALE
&
YARDS.
C. ARTHUR
SON
THE TEIAKGLE.
ALFEED BUCBXAND.
Will sell by auction, at their Mart, Queen-street,
CUTLERY,
HUNTER & CO.
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 17.
This Day, the 14th instant, at 12 o'clock, noon,
EGULAR
SALES of Cattle, Horses, and Sheep.
T>
&c.,
&c.
offer
for sale, This Day, Ootober 14,
&c.,
"Will
furniture
on TUESDAYS, at two o'clock.
XV
WOOLS ALE S .
Maize
THIS DAY.
R J
N SHORT'S, (sehiob) FARM
R;t
i
Potatoes
half-way
BUCKLAND.
ALFEED
between Howick and
DURHAM STREET SALE YARDS.
Beef
utauuhu
THE
>:
••
An
"
About
HIS
ONE
—
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"
IN
•
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150
SEVERAL
Bacon
EAT
„
Forty-
4- x^
POTATOES,
*
FIRST
"
O
°
FAT
Household
'
ALABGE
Terms—Cash.
&c.,
BY
PUBLIC
THE
ONE
HAYMAEKET.
12 o'clock,
horse, dray, and harness,
Draught
tho property of Mb. Cleate, retiring from
o'clock,
corner
is
MAIZE
WIMi
!
Storage free of charge until day ef sale.
Wool packs for sale.
CO.
&
Hare for Sale
HUNDRED AND FIFTY BAGS BEST
SYDNEY MAIZE.
DURHAM-STREET
HUNTER
Clothing
SALE
&
THIS DAY
YARDS.
&
WOOL FACES
7
Terms—Cash.
next, by
THIS DAY.
HAIMAEIEI,
For sale to the highest and best bidder, to c!o3e consignment, ex Kate, from Sydney, Xhis Day (Saturday), at 12 o'clock,
EXPRESS WAGGONS
1 American Buggy
Every Lot offered will be Sold, as the proprietor
4 Spring Carts
leaving for the new Southern Gold-fields.
1 Pagnall Cart
No Reierve. Termi Cash.
MR. JOHN SMART,
VALUABLE PRICMISES,
At Eleven o'clock.
MONDAY, OCTOBER 16.
ALFEED BUCELAND.
ALFEED BUCEILAND
CO.
Hare for private sale,
CO.
"
TWO
HUNTER
'
THE HAYIAEEET.
THE
DURHAM-STREET BALE YARDS.
rjpHBEE HUNDRED
THIS DAY.
Also,
CO.
&
hold their FIRST WOOL SALE on
the 17th November, and on the
third FRIDAY in. each month during thg season.
BAKERY ! BAKERY ! ! BAKERY !!!
received instructions from Colonel
One Wheeler and Wilson's Sewing Machine Have
O'Bbibn to
sell, Seven Cart Horses of
.
the Military Train,
in good order
AT NAPIER.
mn
in
m
good stable condition,
&c.,
&c.
&c.,
CART
HOUSES
8 To be sold hj auction, on or.about the 17th. October
of the Military
Train. .
-
O STAUNCH DRAUGHT HORSES, acoustomed
WHOLE OF THE STOCK, commtncing £1 to the beach, for sale This Day (Saturday) at
twelve.
at 11 o'clock, yt\z. :—
Tea, Coffee, Sugar
Jams, Sardines
Candles, Soap, Salad Oils
Hams, Bacon, Rice
Boots, Shoes
Brooms, Brushes
Cutlery, Hardware
Household Furniture
And,
A variety of other Goods appertaining to a
General Store.
TWO
Bugar
street),
THE
tierces Beef
60 kegs Beef
20 kegs Rico
30
!
HUNTER
Furniture
ALFEED BUCELAND.
HUNTER
DOWDEN
HUNDRED AND SEVENTY BAGS
POTATOES
Cheese
°
JOSEPH
Has received instructions, from| Mr. A. Masks, to
Bell by public auction, on Monday, the 16th inst.,
on the premises in Hobson-street (near Wellesley-
&
-
MAIZE
Will sell by auction, This Day (Saturday), 14th instant, at XI o'clock,
AUCTION. For sale, This Day (Saturday), 14th October, at
business.
H.
EIDINGS
THIS DAY.
'
G-EOBGE SEBBIN
Hasreceived instructions to Sell by Auction, at his
Land Mart, on Monday, the 16th inst., at 12
Tsrms*—Oa«h.
.
At the Stores known as the "Little Wonder"
Hobson-street.
TWO COTTAGES FOE SALE.
removed on or before the Ist day of November next.
&o.
&c.,
WITHOUT RESERVE.
MONDAY, OCTOBER 16.
WOODEN COTTAGES,
adjoining Mr. Dingwall's, in Albert-street,
TWO
of West, Queen-street. The buildings to be
ALFEED BUCKLAND.
°fY
At Eleven o'clock sharp.
ALLOTMENT
MONDAY, OCTOBER 16.
SALE
THIS DAY.
at 12 o'clock,
POTATOES, BEEF, SEWING MACHINE,
No. 55, Ruakaka, Wangarei,
&c.,
&c.,
&c.
containing 40 acres.
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ASSORTMENT OF THE FOLLOWING GOODS
Brown holland
Tweeds
Calico
Tailor's trimmings and bindings
Men's Wellington boots
Ditto elastic side boots
Ditto laced shoes
Drgks and writing case*
Trousers and vests
Suits
Coata
Silkhandkerchiefs
Bed ticks
White linen
White cotton hose
Ladieß' sunshades
Crinolines
White and coloured paper collari
Begatta shirts
Window blinds
Bonnet fronts
Fancy tweed suits
White petticoats
4a.
Ac.,
IN THE ESTATE OF JOHN BEAIN.
For Unressrved sale, This Day (Saturday), 14th Oct
Butter
Corn Flour
.Arrowroot
Flour
Raisins
Pork
Wash-leathers
Baddies
Factory Bell
i
Will sell by auction, at their stores, on Tuesday next,
at 11 o'clock, -without reserve,
M
HAYMAEKET.
Honey
Washing Powders
SIDINGS
&
WITHOUT RESEEY3J,
DOWDEN
Have received instructions from Mr. Hat3wei,L
to
sell by
auction, on his premises, Karangahape
Road, on Monday next, the 16th
inst., at 11
o'clock,
ITIHE ENTIRE STOCK -IN
TRADE,
consisting of
THIS DAY.
Household Furniture
Groceries
HUNTER
Ironmongery
Earthenware
&c-.
&c;,
Terms—Cash.
&c.
Will sell, at their
11
&
s^an 4
CO.
H0B™»
At Eleven o'clock.
BankofNew
niost commanding
PP 3ite to the
***
ZeXnd. lminediately
°
°
no B^OW window, and has also
ivm'p!!™%
08
on a first-classbuai
rSS
B
Baker anda Confectioner.
The Oren is
f
"i
®
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Saturday, the following
25 hacks
20 light harness ditto
situated in
Hastings-street, NAPIER,
Lately in the occupation of Jameb Dobbbtt.
.
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mHOSE
stftsir «■?
arZm
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For further particulars
)
apply to
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EDWARD LYNDON,
Trustee of Estate ofJamas Dohtrtr.
Napier, September 5,1865
VT
w
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ease having an unexpired
to run ' at a rental of only £20 per
0n
.
SON
,
&
I
C. STICHBTJBY
DAILY.)
THE NEW ZEALAND HERALD, AUCKLAND, SATURDAY,
OCTOBER 14, 1865
SUPERINTENDENCY
AUCKLAND STEAM COFFEE MILLS.
o
y
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THE ELECTORS OP THE PROVINCE
OF AUCKLAND.
Wellington, September 23rd, 1865.
/-i ESTLBMEN, —You will bo immediately called
(jf npon to exerciso your right in the election
WILLTAM GREGG & CO.,
COFFEE AND SPICE MERCHANTS,
Windham-st. (opposite Herald Office),
ESTATE OF GEORGE HALLY.
TO THE ELECTORS OP THE PROVINCE
OF ACCKLAND.
the late
WHEREAS
ontillod to certain
Auckland,
GEORGE H iLLY was
in tho Provinco of
which ars now claimed by GEOKGE G.
lIAL'.Y:—I hereby notify that I will, on the 20th
''ay of October, at. 12 o'clock, within thilcflice, proceed
to investigate the claims of all persona interest d
in
8 id lands, in right of tho dect'as.d George Ilally;
and I c ill upon all pers ms so
interested to foiward
to me, jirfr>r to such invesiiiralinn, claim verified by
a btututory declaration of the nature and extent of
su.-h interest, and to iitteiui »t thu limo and place
abovo-montioned to support such clnim.
CHAULE* IIASKLDKN,
<'ommi;siouer of Crown Lands.
Crowu Lauds Oilico,
Auckland.
keen informed that ail active canvass on
behalf of Mr. Joiif Williamson* is being
carried on by that gentleniau's friends, notwithstanding tho fact that as yet no reply has been received
from Mr. Russell to tho requisition made to him by
Mr. illiamson at.d all the other Auckland Members
of the General Asst-mbly at Wollington, to
allow
himself to be nominated to the oilico of Superintendent, I feel it incumbent upon mo respectfully to
request that you will withhold your promises of support to Mr. Williamson until after Mr. Russell's
reply ahall have been received.
I make this request at the earnest desire of my
friends, who have urged upon mo the duty I owo to
Civil Commissioner's Offico,
the Province of offering my services, as SuperintenAuckland, October 5, 1885.
dent, at the presont critical juncture, shoulda contest rPENDERS iu duplicate
will bo recoiued at this
X Officr until Noon of WEDNESDAY, tho 18tb
be provoked.
October instant, from persons will to supply STRONG
KOBEIiT GRAHAM.
BLUCHER BOOTS, for Nativo Policemen, for the
period commencing Ist November, 18C5, and endigo
Juno, 186G.
TO ROBERT GRAHAM, ESQ. 30th
Further information can bo obtained at this Offico.
JAMES MACICAY, Jun.,
Civil Commissioner.
Wellington, October -1, 18G5.
SIR,
T\EAR
—In reference to our conversation
to-day, I beg to assure you that, after consulting
with many of the Auckland members, it is tho general impression amongst them, and it was my own
Civil Commissioner's office,
Auckland, Oetobcr o, 1565.
opinion, that you wnro unwilling to becotno a canin duplicate will be rocoived at this
didate for the Superintendence*. This belief chiefly
Office until Noon of WEDNESDAY, tho 18th Oot.
influenced them and me in suggesting to the Northorn instant, from persona willing to supply ULOTJIItfG
Association that Mr. John Williamson ought to be for Native Polcomen, for tho period commencing Ist
put in nomination, both Mr. Whituker and Mr. November, 1865, and ondiiii,' 30th June, 18GG.
information as to tho description of Uniform reRussoll having declined. lam at liberty to 6ay this
quired will bo furnished at this Office.
much for the majority of tho members.
JAMES MACKAY, Jun.,
Civil Commissioner.
I am, yours truly,
THO3. HENDERSON.
PiUNCESS-STIIEEr, DuNEDIN',
Have
Coffees,
Collt-es
ON HAND and FOR
Mace
Cinnamon
\\
Nutmeg
Allspices
LATEST
SUPBRINTENDENCY
[
ELECTION.
TO THE ILEOTORS OF THE PROVINCE
OF AUCKLAND.
As there is very great doubt
Q_EN"TLEMEX,—
not
or
Mr. Thomas Russell will be
doubt whether
a candidate for the office of Superintendent, the
Committee for promoting the return of Me. JOHN
WILLIAMSON to that important Office, wish to
assure the Elector« that, in the
Rcmsli'h adherence
Tenders
event of Mb.
to his already recorded opinion,
TO THE ELECTORS OF THE PROVINCE.
—A
GENTLEMEN,
and purporting
'
JOHN WILLIAMSON will ofl'er himself for
PURSUANT
—
(Four
Chocolate
-
at CANADA.
to
in
next door to the Bank of
Auckland, whero he hopes to receive a continuance
of their patronage.
Auckland, Octeber 12, 18G6.
TO THE ELECTORS OF THE NORTHERN
DIVISION.
SUPERINTENDENCY
—The period of duration of the
aEKTLKMEN,
present Provincial Council being about to
ELECTION.
The
London Times
Illustrated Ne
Home News
„
„
E. S. MOW BE AT,
STOREKEEPER, COMMISSION AGENT, AND
AGCTIONEER.
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SPANISH
LACE
SHAWLS,
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MR.
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„
„
AS
„
HER
MAJBS.TY.
FRENCH.
GERMAN.
Weserzeitunsj
Augsburgh Zeilung
National Zeitung
Out Deustche Zeitung
BEG
'
Glasgow Journal
IRISH.
Sounder's (Dublin)
Belfast Courier
Cork Examiner
IF
AMERICAN.
New York Herald
Frank Letlio's
Harper's
Alta California
Wide West
NOTICE
INDIAN.
Calcutta Englishman
Bombay Times
&
Mudras Courier
AUSTRIAN.
Leading Journal
Alb.rt-street,
September 2Sth, 1865.
NEWTON.
)\
LEMrEN,—I again solicit your suffrages at
v'
.
vcu*
forthcoming election of members for the
eJ^
nC
trrrn,,?
D
>hole Provhice
ii
al,
d should
?
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ere8 k
you
honor mo with
energies will be omplovod to
-
our district, and of (he
I am, Gentlemen,
Your very obdt. servant,
HOWE.
1,-1,1 J
Sept. 27th, 1865.
i*ckland,
r,
AUSTRALASIA*,.
Melbourne Argus
si
Australian
Bell's Life
Punch
Maritime Record
ii
Hendigo Advertiser
ii
Ballarat Times
dney Herald
i,
E.
Fancy Surbiton Pekin
Greenock
indebted to the Insolvont Estate of
W
Egmont
Ells
water
Ellesmore
WILLIAM YLLIE, lato of Panmuro, are
requested to pay tl civ respective amounts to the
Kmpiro
Malvern
undersigned at once, otherwise they will bo handed Prince George Vendome
Bell's Life
over to tho Solicitor to tho Estate for r covery.
are required for tho Erection of a
Windsor
THO3. M. MA OH ATT lE,
hens
Louia
Punuh
ii
BUILDING, in Clmpel-street.
Geelong Advertisor
Trusteo.
Plans, &c„ mnv be seen at mv Oflico, ShortlandBurlington
Laura
Adelaide Register
Auckland, 27th Septomber, 1865.
Corso
Hobarton Mercury
street, until TUESDAY, tho 17tli instant, when the
Tenders are to bo delivered nt -l o'c'ork precisely.
Brisbane Courier"
Paragon
is lierebv given that by Deed dated the Frogmore
ITlrio
"VfOTTCE
JAMES WRIGLEY,
i\ 22nd day of September, 18G5, mado between
Architect.
Andrew Anderson of Auckland, Builder and ConRyde
Marseilles
Florence
NEW ZEALAND.
tractor, of the firot part, George Ryrio Alexander,
Otago Daily Timo3
TO CARPENTERS AND JOINERS.
Timber Merchant, and James Smart, Merchant, both Carlisle
Alfred
Egbert
Canterbury Press
of Auckland aforesaid, of tho Becond part, and tho
Wellington Advortiser
will he received until noon of the 18th several Creditors of the said Andrew Anderson,
Nelson Eiaminer
Caledonia,
HOUSE,
Upper
instant, for FINISHING A
wliobo names and seals aro subscribed and affixed
Auckland S Jutliorn Cross
Queen-street. Plans, &c., at my Office, Victoriato the said Deed, of tho third part., tho said Andrew
Herald
street.
Anderson conveyed and assigned all his real and
Kow-Z alander
RICHD. KEATA
person '.1 estate whatsoever to tho said Gcorgo Ryrio
Architect.
Alexander and -lames Smart, upon trust for tho LADIES' STRAW AND OTHER HAT
EXCHANGE HOTEL.
benefit of tho Creditors of tho said Andrew Andorson
TRIMMINGS,
who should execute tho add Deod. Tho Do»d uqw
TO EXCAVATORS AND SCORIA MASONS.
COMMERCIAL ROOM.
lies for signature at tho < ifllco of
ANDREW BRVERIDGE,
Consisting of Straw Girdles, Ornaments, Wreaths,
will boreceived until noon of the 17th
Sandwiches, Pork Pies, Rolls and Chene,
Solicitor,
instant, for HX''AVATIOJsS and SCORIA
&0., &c. All the Nic Naea of the season from
Wyndhnm Chambors, Wyndlmm-street.
WORK in Queen-street. Plans, 4c., at my Office,
Vulture, Ostrich, and Chenille Plumes, all in 11 a.m. till 3 p.m.
Queen-street.
RIOHD. KEALR,
TO MR. MOSES JOSEPH,
the Newest Seasonable Designs.
■ EXCHANGE HOTEL.
Architect.
Or tho Owner or Owners of Allotment No. 2if, of
Suburbs of Auckland.
Section
No.
S
of
tho
spirits
from Fisher and ('o.'s. n FAT PIG, vrth a
FINEST ENGLISH ALK
strine to his leg; colour black and white. Any rpAKE NOTICE that it is my intention at the oxFINEST COLONIAL ALE
FOR
person finding the same will be rewarded for their
-1 pirution of ono month from this dato, to ERECT LADIES' NEW DRESS FABRICS
CHOICEST WINES and
trouble
a DIVIDING l 1 EN (J E between my allotment, part
SPIRITS.
FASHIONS,
SPRING AND SUMMER
of No. 21 of Section No. 8, of tho Suburbs of AuokFrom the Domnin, FOURTEEN land, and yourallotment No. 23 of suid .Section, and
Liquours am! Cordials.
[CP.
information
Any
giving
to I call upon you to perform your part, thereof, other- Including the now Barege and Llamas, Chene,
person
J SHE
F'SHER
CO. of tliei. whereabouts will be re- wise I shall put up the same to Auction and chargo
Fancy Drinks.
warded for their trouble.
you with your share thereof, in terms of Fencing
Grenadines, &c.
Ordinance of 185
EXCHANGE
HOTEL.
Dated this 14th September, 18G5.
OTRAYED, from Onohunga, on tho 2nd instant,
EDWIN JONES.
ono BRINDLE COW, near calving, horns inCOMMERCIAL
ROOM,
clining back ; and ono COW, spotted red and whito
THE NEW GARABALDI JACKET,
(SDBacuiPTroN.)
tar brands No. 18. Any person bringing them to
DR. CHARLES COWAN,
Hunter & Co., Auctioneers Durham Sale Yards, or
BLSH
B A R K R I T S every evening
Materials, Beautifully Trimmed. \\T
giving such information as will lead to their recovery, PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, In Muslin and other
1 1
from 9 to 12 p.m.
will bo rewarded.
(CTnivehsity of Ediniiubgh),
to inform tho inhabitants of Auckland and
EXCHANGE HOTEL,
p~ REWARD. —Tho above reward to any porits vicinity that ho has commenced tho
SUN SHADES, DOME SHAPED,
dwO son who will give such infoimation as will PRACTICE
KEXT DOOE TO
of his Profession thero, and resides in
lend to conviction of tho porton who has been Union-street,
n»xt to Union Terrace.
DOWDICN'3 AUCTION MART.
REMOVING cr shall hereafter REMOVE or
or Pic-nic. HIDINGS
Raco
for
tbo
Companion
&c.
Linod,
A
possessoa
high
Dit. COWAN
testimonials from
Dh STROY tho FENCES of tho PADDOCKS of tho Professors
of tho Edinburgh University, and
/~*i RNTLFSIEN attending sales at the abovo aro
tho undersigned, near tho Three Kings.
othor eminent mcdical practitionors, which may ho
T. D. CLEGHORN.
IT respectfully apprised that thoy can obtain every
Been at tho office of this paper, or at Du. Cowan's
kind of itefreshmeut in the
Union-street.
LADIES' AND GENTLEMEN'S GENUINE
p I A REWARD to any person that will residence,
COMMERCIAL ROOM
25th September, 1865,'
as will load
3U I U give such information
AND
to tho recovery of a Second-hand Wharf
JOSEPHINE FRENCH KTD GLOVES,
McLeou's,
opposite
stood
that
DRAY,
TIMBER ! TIMBER !!
B A E
tor
Shades,
Wlieelright, corner of Grey-street, over twelvo
Light
Spring
Now
and
Summer
In tlio
months back, and which has beon Liken away by
.ROE is propared to Supply and Deliver
LUNCHEONS OF THE MOST RECHERCHE
ESCKIPTION.
eomo poraon within the last four months, without
at Markot Prices, every description of
Wear.
my permission. It was made of Tasmanian blue BUILDING TIMBER, including P. T. and G
front
pin
no
ono
on,
gone,
it
had
side
boards
EXCHANGE
HOTEL.
gum,
FLOORING and PARTITIONING, Dressed
ono of the gird-irons had a crack in it, a few boards Ceilings and Lininga, &c.—Offices and Timber Yard,
nailed on bottom, body blue, wheels red, top of Bhafts Onohungn.
SHAWLS FOR THE SEASON,
LUNCHEONS from II a.m. to 3 p.m.
cut. If any person will give mo the least information
respecting it, I will go to any part of tho Province
Indiannas,
Caalnnere,
Striped
Ecosso,
!
!
!
!
!!
Embroiderod
TIMBER
TIMBER
TIMBER
that it may bo in to identify it, and pay tho above
EXCHANGE HOTEL.
reward. People in the country look out. —Apply to
Barege, &c., &c. —All new goods.
THOMAS 3RA.13
Sir. Ani)hew Heavy, Road Surveyor and Condescription, at the "Bar of ttie above
every
inform
Works,
Builders,
Wyudhain-streot,
Ship
for
Public
next
leave
to
House
Cartractor
Hotel, from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m.
penters, and the Public in general, that ho is
door to Shakospeare Hotel."
position
in
orders
entrusted
any
now a
to supply
to
his care.
GENTS' CLOTHING IN SEASONABLE
SUBSCRIBERS TO TEE
L. B. HARRIS,
Office and Timber Yard, Custom House-street.
FABKICS,
"HAMILTON HOTEL," WAIKATO.
,>
PARTIES
~
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„
TENDERS
TENDERS
„
„
LOST,
Finest
Page's, Duke's, and Dark's Boy's Bats, from Is.
Page'?, Duke's, and Martini b<st aeamed Cricke;
Bails, Boys' Cricket Balls, Wickets, Wicket Glove?,
Leg Guards, Gauntlets, Batting Gloves, Walking
TOST
CASES
-
.
Page's, Duke's, Dark's, and Clapsliaw's men's
best Bats.
Sticks, &c.,
JUST OPENED AND ON SALE AT
;
HOUSE,
BHOBTLAND-CIiESCEM.
CASES
goods,
(best descrip-
Cruet
AT VEEST LOW I'ltlCEi.
&
EOUR
CASES
&c., by Poi'cuva Autiioiis,
offered very cheap, in quantities of 1 doz. and
upwards.
IJ3T Ifyou arc bound for Hokitika, don't fail to
call for Novels at
HARRIS'S,
MH.
TOP OF SHORTLAND-CRESCENT.
FIVE
•
CASES
PERFUMES,
RIMMEL'S
Soap.
Toilet Yinegars, Pomades and
Fancy
Sponges, Tooth, Hair, and Nai' Brushes, Combs,
Nail Scissors, and Ladies' real Tortoislieli Combs.
Large Assortment Pen and Pocket Knives, Scissors,
ON SALE AX
SHOETLAVD-CBESCKNT.
cabanas
kc\nnn real
hayannah cigars
10,000 La Luista choice Havannali Cigars
40,000 Havannah Manilla Cigars
30,000 Genuine Ormond's Swiss Cigars
Queen of Hearts and Sweet CatowVia Cn.f<}inlisV
Tobacco
Choicest KucJora Twist, May Apple, Mazeppa,
and Pocket Pieces Aromatic Tobacco
Choicest Tobacco, cut by I'atent
SOUP,
BEGS
"
HARRIS'S,
HOUSE,
OAVSNDISH
|
-L*
BEGS
|
Tea Sets,
tion),
'
THREE
ElectroSpoons,plated
Stands
&
).
HARRIS'S,
CAVENDISH
—
visiting Wnikato will And in thin House
all tho COMFORTS of an English HoteL
Nothing but lirst-clas.s Wines, Beers, and Spirits
kopt,
PERSONS
Charges moderate.
t
OF
Epoca (Madrid)
GOODS, comprising—
FOUE
/"CRICKETING
O\J»\JW
TO THE ELECTORS
SPANISH.
Tho Business will in future be carried on by Mr.
Tlio Shapescomprise, in Trimmed and Untrimmed
WRIGHT, oil tho premises in Shortland-street, who
this opportunity of thanking those who havo
hitliorto favoured him with their patronage, and LADIES,'
GIRLS," BOYS,' CHILDREN'S,
hopes, by strict attention to tho requirements of his
customers, to merit a continuance of their favours.
AND INFANTS' HATS,
IJVHE
Machinery
PRIME
AT
HARRIS'S,
CAVENDISH HOUSE,
Shortland-crescent and Farnoll Road, Auckland.
&
ON SALE,
NEW SOUTH WALES HAMS
Ditto d'Uo Baccm
J)itto ditlo Beof
Ditto ditlo I'ork
Ditto ditto lard
&e.
&c.
c.
JOHN HOBBRTON.
Has
"WALTER GRAH AM E ,
FoRT-fc'NIEET,
on hand for sale, in quantities to suit
BILLIARD
tomers,
"gEST
NO.
1
And New Goods of every Description in Drapery
Hosiery, Haberdashery, &c.
cus-
Are respectfully informed that it
IS
GOYAN PIG IRON
Convmoftious Stores to let.
UOOIi BINDING
1«A R\W DV' SCRIPTlON,
EXECUTED
T. WATTERS,
Fort-street.
"Messrs. Keeswq, "Donsu
Wmg
CLOt-ED during SATURDAYS until 6 o'clock, i
ofleradditional advantages to intending purchasers I
who defer theiv buying until the evening, when
Messrs K.., "D. & "K. offer a variety of special bargains to those friondawho favor them wi)h a visit
]
01? T
Ruled Bill Heads on sale.
EOOM
NOW
OPENED
■WITH"
TWO OP ALCOCK'S BEST TABLES.
I
Yours faithfully,
* OADMAN
'
Exeo D'ltalie
II Fiscliieto (Punch)
And suitable in Price to meet the wants of all olasses.
j
hope, ee soon as
writs are issued, to hare the
ppoftiinit7 of
personally my views upon
Object, of localexplaining
interest.
ITALIAN.
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your representatives.
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SCOTCH.
Edinburgh Scotsman
SOUP,
i
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United Service Gaietto
Oharivari
-
A. OLIVER, Junior,
Morning Advertiser
Army and Navy Guetts
TENDERS
&
™
Dispatch
Standard
Sun
Le Temps (Pur t-)
-
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REPORT having been publicly circulated yesterday by certain of Mr. Williamson's Committee that the letter of Mr. Thos. Henderson, addressed to Mr. Robert Graham, and published in the
Auckland papers of that day, is
an authentic
document, Mr. Graham's Committee take this opportunity of stating that the cmr(Hi.'Ai letter is nowlying at the office of tho New Zealand Herald,
and may be seen there on application.
By order of Mr. Graham's Committee,
A
Lloyd's Weekly
Punch
Bell's Life
Era
„
MANITILAS AND BERNOUS,
E. S. MOWBRAY having enlarged his
Premises, and obtained a LICENSE as
Auctiono-'r, begs to call tho attention of Inhabitants
of Port Waikato and its vicinity,
and to solicit their
patronage.
MR. MOWBRAY trusts that, by strict attention
to business, lie may still retain tile favours hitherto
accordod him, and for which he takes the present
opportunity of returning his sincere thanks.
Port Waikato, October 10, 18G5.
Maritime Record."
ENGLISH.
&o.
&0.,
ARTHUR. WRIGHT,
Witno=s—STEPHEN E. HUGHES.
Dated 29th Septembor, 1865.
"
MANCHESTER,
NOTICE.
I
I beg leave to announce to you that it is my
mention to become s candidate for the honor of
being one of the representatives of your district in
the new Council.
The question of greatest importance to the people
of this Province, which is likely to engage the atteition of the Council, ij the necessity for some change
in the mode of administration of the Goa eminent of
the Prolines, involving an alteration in the existing
relation! between the Superintendent and the Provincial Council, in order to give the Council that
■which in practice they had not, some direct control
over the expenditure of the public money.
Btcent experience has demonstrated not only
that the Ixecutive can expend large sums of
noney without legal appropriation, but that with
impunity, aleo, they do divert money voted for
specific services to uses not contemplated by the
Council. The money is gone before the Council becomes iw&rs of the fact; and when the discovery is
made, it is fonnd that no one can be held responsible
for the wrong-doing. The power of
the Council, it is
true, may be exerted in the direction of stopping the
supplies ; but even that may be ineffectual to arrest
the evil, and, if it were effectual, it could only
operate by creating a greater evil in the suspension of
public workj, and in obstruction to the proper maintenance of theProvincial establishments.
The most obvious remedy, and the one which
would be most certain in its operation, is, in my
opinion, the introduction of the principle of direct
responsibility of the Executive to the Council, or, in
other words, the establishment, in a modified form, of
responsible Government in the administration of Provincial affairs. For this I myself, with the other
members of the Council, have strenuously contended
our- g the two last sessions ; but we have contended
m rain. The Superintendent set at nought the expressed opinions of a large majority of the re: resentativcß of the people, on the ground that at his accession to office this important
question had not hoe
considered by the electors, of whose interests he
udged himself the representative.
Experience has shown that unless this change be
effected, there is but little hope of harmonious action
between the two branches of thelocal legislature, and
that the attendance of the representatives of Coo ntry
Cts n
Council will be but n waste of time.
T?
The Provincial Councils of Otago and Canterbury
ound themselves in the same perplexities, and in
constant difficulties with their Provincial Government?. To put an end, therefore, to all unseemly
conflicts, those ProvincialCouncils nsistod upon, and
succwded in establishing, a responsible Executive for
■leu respective Provinces; and the system thus
opted has been found to work with much advantage for the public weal.
onß
?!
the Electors ought now, I think,
f/> be °P!?'
forcibly and unmistakeably expressed upon this
Momentous question ; and in appearing before you
o render an account
of my past sorvices, and to
j?at therenewal of your confidence, I desire chiefly
views I hold, and have endeavoured to
ipress, upon this subject, may be made a test of
y eligibility for tho
honor which I seek of being
oTle
eipire,
\
NEWSPAPERS.'
Manufactures of
and
ROOM
r ?? aT1 breach,
•
Austrian,
American, Indian and Colonia
Australian, Victoiian, New South Wales, Adelaide
rtobart lown, Queenslund, and New Zealand
i
Spanish,
Comprising the Finest Specimens of the
TATLOR,
H. COX.
European (English, Scotch, Irish, Welsh
ALL thoRussian,)
Italian,
"Panuh
BUILDINGS,
Patrons
the Gentlemen of
INFORMS
Auckland that lie has REMOVED
those pre- LYONS, SPITALFIELDS,
mises
Shortland-street,
NOTTINGHAM,
N OTIC
Prince of Wales Theatre.)
■(SUBSCRIPTION.)
&
TENDERS
the
COMMERCIAL
NOVELTIES!
NOW EXHIBITING-
HAMPTON,
his
Doors from
KEESINGf'S
&
SUPERB GLAGE GROS,
HARMS AND TURNER,
AUCTIONEERS, COMMISSION
AND
[la the newly disoovored and justly celebrated
SHIPPING AGENTS,
to announce to merchants, traders, and the
Shades of Colour.
public genorally, that they have COMMENCED
BUSINESS in the nbove branches, and hope by
attention to tho intcrost of thoso who may
favour
them with their orders, to obtain a share of public
COURT OF NEW support.
LADIES' MANTLES AND PALETOTS,
IN THE
ZEALAND. .
FURNITURE ! FURNITURE !!
In Silk and Light Soaaonablo Fabrics, trimmed in
NORTHERN' DISTRICT.
YOU WANT 10 BUY CHEAP FURNITURE
the Extreme of Fashion, and particularly noticeable
Between Jolin Conway, plaintiff, and Michael
GO TO
Field, Michael (JoiteHo, Kiehurd Hertz,
from their chaste elegance of design.
MILLS'
CASH
STORES,
nnd Louisa Hertz, his wife, Henry Hertz,
VICTOBIA-STBEET.
and Eva Hertz, infants under the age o
twenty-uno years ; David Lundon, and
•N-B.—Furniture bouorht, sold, or exchanged.
Annie, his wife, and Mary Sims, defendants.
LADIES' AND GIRLS' UNTKIMMED
to an order of this Honourable
DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.
Court, bearing dati the seventh day of October,
1565, maHo in this cause, tho CREDITORS of the
AND BEAUTIFULLY TRIMMED
is heroby given that the PARTNERSHIP
late MARY ANN MARTIN are required to como
between the Undersigned hitherto existing and
in and PROVE their CLAIMS before tho Registrar
stylo
carried
nndor
the
of
OLIVER
on
WRIGHT, HATS AND BONNETS,
of tho said Court, on or boforo tho 12th day of Tailors, Shortland-street, Auckland, lias THIS
DAY
November noit, otherwise they will bo peremptorily been DISSOLVED, by
consent. All Debts
7ireelti<led from tho benefit of any decree mado in duo to tho lato Firm mutual
must bo paid to Stephen"
JUST OPENED ! ! !
this cause.
E. Hvoues, Solicitor, opnosito Messrs. Campbell and
Dated tliis 12th dav of October, ISRS.
Co., Shortland-street, Auckland; and all Accounts
RPSSELL
DAVY, •
tho
against
said Firm, rendered to him immediately.
IN ALL THE LATEST SHAPES,
letter, dated at Wellington,
11 have been written by Mr.
Thomas Henderson, having been published in the
vour ELECTION, carrying with him the hearty newspapers of to-day, the Committee for securing to
the l'rovinco tho services of Mr. Williamson as
confidence and active support of his fellow members Superintendent, deem it necessary simply to place
before the electors ail extract from a genuino and
in the General Assembly, Tiz. :—
authentic document received by tho Committee of the
Northern Association, from Mr. K. J. Creighton, at
Me. T. RUSSELL,
Wellington. The extract has already beon published
by tho Secretary of the Association, in a letter
Mb. T. HENDERSON,
addressed by him to tho Editor of the New Zealand
Herald, it appears in the issue of that paper of
Ms. R. J. CREIGHTON,
October sth, and is as follows :
"At a consultation held this morning, it was
MB. J. O'NEILL,
decided bv a number of the most influential members
of the Assembly, that Mr. John Williaaison ought to
lb. W. BUCKLAND,
be brought out for the Superintendency. This for
many reasons; but chiefly owing to his oflicial
experience, and with the bolief that he will best give
Mi. JAS. WILLIAMSON,
effect tvj the provincial policy which must have for its
MB. J. KUNRO.
object the attainment of Separation and tho financial
Fraser's Buildings, Auckland,
preservation of the Province. Mr. T. Russell, Mr.
riaintiff's •"•olieitors.
Such being the real state of affairs, Mr. James Williamson, Mr. W. Buckland, Mr. Thomas
Henderson, Mr. J. O'Neill, Mr. Monro, (and myself,
WILLIAMSON'S Committee request his friends to if required) consent to go into the Council, with Mr.
TO CARPENTERS AND JOINERS.
Williamson as Superintendent, to carry out that
continue their efforts, especially as the almost policy which we believa to be absolutely necessary
wanted for small additions to bo made
for the attainment of the aforementioned ends."
to a Villa at Mount Albert.
universal farour with which they haTe already been
Timber supplied by the proprietor.
In again republishing this extract from an undoubted document, and directing the attention of tho
Tenders also wanted for the taking down of and
received clearly shows that they are certain of electors towards it, Mr. Williamson's Committee re-building a Cottace in Morninpr-ide.
Tenders to be lodged on TUESDAY, 17th October,
consider they are only fulfilling a public duty, and
fncoess.
having done so, leave the matter to the consideration at noon, with
H. HENDERSON,
of the electors.
Architect,
By order of the Committee.
By order of tho Committee.
AVyndliam Chambers.
Mr. Keetly's Chambers,
Auckland 11th October, 1865.
Canada Buildings, October 13.
TO CARPENTER 3 AND JOINERS.
Mr.
!
FOB THE SEASON",
C'arr iwnv seeds
NOTICE OF REMOVAL.
R.
DOITSH.
i
.
Cloves
Mustirds
Currv Powder
Cocoa
!!
Pbopeietou—R.
KEESINGr,
Ohicoiy
Ginger
FASHIONS
3 ALE—
raw, roasted, and ground
ground, packed in tins of all sizes
IVpnur, white and black, whole and ground
«
EXCHANGE HOTEL,
COBNEE OF QUEEN AND DUBHAM BTBSETS,
SPRING
And at
I
and as, from information
of a Superintendent,
Auckland, I have
received by the last mail from
assured that my re-election to that
reason to
the great body of the electors. I
office is desired by
as a candidate for your suffrages.
aaain como forward
under tliese circumstances in
pleasure
great
I have
your support, and take
askinff for ft renewal of
declaring that in a few days I
thi, opportunity of
future policy, which I doubt
will distinctly state my
unresorved approval.
not will meet your
I have the honor to be,
Tour faithful servant,
ROBERT GRAHAM.
ELECTION.
3
!
STJPERIIS TEN DENCY.
ON SATUEDAY EVENINGS!
1
CONDUCTED BY
MESSES. HAivEIS
&
ELLIS.
Tricftc, barque, from Valparaiso.
Sunbeam, barque, from London.
Bella Mary, baque, from llobart Town.
ARRIVAL OF THE BELLI MARY.
Tho favourite tradingbarquo Bella Mary, Captain
U. Copping, arrived in harbour yesterday morning,
after a fine run of twelve "days from llobart I own.
She sailed at noon on tho Ist October, and ir th«
first 111rco days ran half the distance to New Zealan
since then light Westerly winds with line weather
was experienced. Sigthcd the Threo Kings oil tho
on tlio coast, and
10th instant; ha
Ivanhoe, schooner, from Jfongomii.
.DEPARTURES.
Fo'ipse, sclio.' iur, for Hokitil;a.
Ahuriri, s., for the South.
Tmmanian Maid, p.s., from Wangirei.
Whitby, cutter, for Makctu.
Lombard, barqtli, for Qnc;
«
•,
1 lii»ht weather
anchored off tho Queen-street Wharf at 11 a.m. yesPROJECT I-D DM'ARTURKS.
terday.
For Hokitika.—lkpiesi, early; Thane of Fife,
The Bella Maiy brings a full cargo and several
Kate Grant, and Sea Belle, this day; passengers, particulars of wliich will bo found clseAi-cdale, s.s., Prince Alfred, p.s., and wlioro.
Reliance, 011 Monday ; Lapwing, early.
We have to thank Captain Copping for full files of
Biivce Bat.—Smuggler, this d iy.
llobart Town papers to data of sailing, as also for au
London.—John Temperlcy, loth October.
Advertiser extra, containing lator Australian news.
OiNTEßiiPiiy.—
of Italy, litli inst.
THE TRIESTE.
VESSELS IN HARBOUR.
The barque which wo noticed in our yesterday s
Alcxandor, barque, fromNewcastle. N.S.W.
issue as having anchored off the North Head on
Thursday evening, proved to bo Messrs. Thornton,
Bella Mary, barque, from llobart Town.
Bella Marina, <va; bulk. ,
Smith and Firth's clipper barque Triesto, from Valparaiso.
Black Hawk, schooner, from Matakaua.
•)£?!? Ex|'re«s, schooner, from N owcastle.
Capt. Clarke reports sailing on tho 15th August,
and after a fine weatherpassage, arrived in harbour
Ivanhoe, schooner, from Mongonili.
as above, only 107 days absent from this port. The
Ida Ziegler, ship, from London.
bri' Veins and another vessel wero loading guano
JohnTemperlov, ship, from London.
at Batavi i for this port.
Kate Grant, schooner, from Wnngarei.
Tho Triesto brings a cargo of 700 tons wheat oil
Kincr °f It.'ilv, ship, from London.
hulk.
Marion,
coal
account of lier owners. She has also as passengers
E?'.
Captain Anderson and lady, "f tho brig Adieu, which
Maper«, schooner, from Tairun.
Maria Ester, barque, from Valparaiso.
vessel was totally wrecked at Valparaiso during a
Nile, schooner, from Mercury liny.
heavy gale at Valparaiso on the 10th August last.
Queen, schooner, from the East Coas
Queen, r.s., returned to port.
Susan, coal hulk.
Sea Breeze, schooner, from Russell.
Sunbeam, barque, from l.ondon.
Trie te, barque, from Valparaiso.
ARRIVAL OF THE SUNBEAM.
Tho iron barque Sunbeam, Capt. Lovoll, arrived
off the North Head last ovnning from London, after
n protracted passage of 109 days.
Amoor, ship, from London, (loading.)
Aliquis, ship, from London, sailed July 23.
Billurnt, barque, from London, (loading )
Dodo, barque, from Sydney, (loading-.)
Gala, »hip, from London, (loading.)
Lark, Schooner, froti Poverty Bay.
Meteor, schooner, from Canterbury.
Novelty, barque, from Sydney.
Percy, ship, from London, (loading.)
Bote Ann, schooner, from t.ho Fast Coast.
Sinm, shipr, from London, 2 d.p., 819 ; to «uil oth
August.
Success, scho">r.or, from the Const.
SfiA Shell, ketch, from Poverty Bay.
Will Watch, cutter, from Tahiti.
Zillah, schooner, from Napier.
ENTERED INWARDS
oil
fatted pigs obtained good prices.
taking her final departure from tlio tfddystone on tlio
29th ; pns-ed outside tho Capo de Yerd Islands, without sighting them, and" tjxporienced moderate N.K.
trade winds. From the Cape do Verdes to the lino
she was eleven days, crossing the Equator tho 31st
July in 20 W.; had strong S.IC. trade winds, w?.s
ballled for 5 days oil'the island of Tristan D'Acunha,
and passed tho meridian of the Capeof GoodHopoon
the 29tli Adjust: tho Fasting wbs ra . down between
the parallels of 40 and 45 , S., with strong westerly
winds and lieavv hail squalls. On tho 9th 'Septem-
AND SHARE MARKET.
stahk's Ri'rmiT.
I havo 110 alteration to notico this week—prices
remain unalterod—with very low transactions.
/
Last
A;n
,t- A" <luot,Rt Capital.
AUCKLAND STOCK
Mil. ii. p.
°
1
'"
°
°
X. Z. Bunking Corporation
...
600,000
100,000
Bank of Auckland
250,000
Xow Zealand Insurance
Auckland I'»>urance Company 150,000
X. 'A. Steam Xaw Co., limited...
20,000
Auckland Gas Company
...
WailjoiJioiCoal Company
Auckland Saw Mill Company...
...
Auckl. Sash
&
Door Company.
|t
£10 CIO
«o
20
;£22p.sh.
10
10
5
£-l p. sh.
£3 p sli.
50
50
|
—
3 10;
2
100
5
5
10,000
10,000
25,000
Opra
10
10
10o
—
2
5
par
—
—
5
—
18—Trieste, barque, 010 tons, Clarke, from Valpa-
Mrs. Anderson.
—
Thornton, Smith and Firth, agent'.
]&—Sunbeam, barque, 440 tons, Lovell, fromLondon.
Passengers—Messrs. Burgess and Bose.—Gi filJan
mid Co., agents.
from
13 —Bella Mary, barque, 27'* tons, Copping,
Passengers—Mr. Cohen, Ms.
liobart Town.
Byrne,
Mrs.
T)eane,
Manning and 2 children, .\fr.
Mrs. Humm and 3 children, Mr. Garnant and s :n,
Mr. Henman, and Mr. Andrews.—Slone, Brothers,
and Co., agent*.
U—Mary Ann "White, 14 tons, White, from Wuihfiki, with 26 tons fireuo?d.
cleared outwards.
OCTOIiRB
Ahuriri, ss , 131 kins, Flowerday for Tauran»a
the South, with sundry merchandize for Napier
Captain Frasor,
Wellington.
Passengers
Captain Moir, Col. Williams, Lieut. Toogood, Dr.
soldier
for Tauranga ;
Applin, Mr. SharJw-eH, anil 1
2 soldiers, 1 woman, 5 children, for Napier ; J.
Regan, J. Barnard, 1 eoi 'ier, 1 v-'oman, and 2
children, for Wellinston; Mr. Cooper, J. Lloyd,
for Lyttelton W. Washer, J- Baft'erty, for Otago.
—Comb-is and X) ilJy, agents.
13—Isabella, 30 tons. Voale, for Omah, with sundries
13
—
;
passengers,
Brigg-i, fot ilatakiina, in ballast.
IS—Stag, IS
13—Glimpse, 34 tons, Peterson, for Wangarei, with
and Jakins,
pissengers.—Edmonds
sundries—4
agents.
13 —Mary Ann White, 14 tone, Knight, from Waiheki, with sundries—2 p ifscngeri.
13—Mahurangi, IS tons, Stuckey, for Muhuraugi,
with eundrii s. —G-. Webster, agent.
13—Vision, IS ton', Brown, for Mahurangi, with
•undries—s passengers. Edmonds and Jukins,
—
agents.
13 —Kancy, 27 tons, Muslart, for Tairua, with 1
horse, 4 tanks, and sundries—l passenger.
13—Two Sisters, 19 tons, Silver, for Matakana, in
bftllaat.
IMPORTS.'
Per Trieste, from Valparaiso7oo tons wheat,
Thornton, Smith, and Firth.
Per Bella Mary, from Hobarfc Town:—3 bales
leather, 470 cases fruit, 100 bags onts, 2688 rails,
9-575 palings, 11,800 fdet timber, 0 keel pieces, 31
hags beans, 12 ditto oats, 6 pieces stone, 2L cises
jam; Captain Copping; 3 cases fruit, J. White; 1
side bacon, Callaway; 3 ca«es fruit, I ditto apparel,
order; 574 sacks oats, 1 bundle rugs, 150 bags bran,
H. S, Meyers; 2 bules rugs, Levy ; 2 ca-es, 1 case, 2
bales leather, 1 cose, 1 cask, 2 pkgs., 17 coils spun
yarn, 5 ditto rope, 39 casi« fruit, 4 hams, 48 eases
jam, order ; 200 tons commissariat stores.
Per Sunbeam, from London: —3 bale?, R. Somer-
-
GENERAL POST
MAILS
The barque signalled at suneet last eTening had r ofc
reached the harbour at a late hour last night.
The schooner Eclipse, for IJokitika s s. Ah'irii,
for the South Lombard, for Queensland; Whitby,
for Maketu; and Tasmanian MuiJ, for Wungaie.,
liav'e all sailedsince our lait.
|
OFFICE.
3 p.m.
AIiKITE
AT THE PO3T
FOLLOWS
OPFICE,
AUCKLAND AS
—
Daily.—Newton. 7 a.m. anjl 3 p.m.; North Shore, 9 a.m. ;
On hungaand N'ew market. 9.30 a.m. and 3 p.m.; Howick
Drury, Papakura
I'.inmiire, and St. John's College, 10
Papati itoi. and Otahuhu, [ a.m. and 4 p.m.; Queen's Uo
doubt not! Wairoa, 4 p.m.
a.m.;
no
later news from Hokitika than that which was received previously from that place.
The 8.8. Airedale from llokitika, and tho s.n.
Wellington from the Southern Ports, aro both
duo in
the Miiaukan this morning.
By tho arrival of thePtinco Alfred wo learn that
the schooner Excelsior, which
left this poit about a
fortnight ago for Hokitika, had arrived at
that place
after an excellent run.
She crossed the bar; tit
"
Waikato, and Ilaglan, at 7 a.m.
Once a Week—Monday.— Cambridge, at 7 a.m.; Lucas 1
Creek , the Wade, Orewa, Waiwera,
Matakana, Pakiri, Te Aral, Mangaturoto.Mangawai, Port Albert,
Paparoaand Manjrapai, at 9 a.m.
Thursday.—Hamilton, Alexandra, and Te Awamutu, at 7
a.m.
Saturday.—Whau Bridge,
Muddy Creek,
Hendersons'
W uitemata Mill*,
HelensviMe,
Kaukapakapa,
Aratapu,Whakahara, Maungawhare. Port Albert,- Paparoa,
Mills,
and Matakolie, at 0 a.m.
W, CORBETT, Chief Postmaster.
NOTICES OF SALES, MEETINGS,
This Day.
&c.
Sale of Potatoes, Beer, Sewing Machine, &c., by Messrs.
Hidings
Oowdcn.nt II a.m.
Sale of Heef, Pork, Potatoes. Flour, Wines, Spirits, Ales,
Printing News, &e., by Messrs. Jones Co , at 11 a.m.
Salo nf Potatoes, Plants, Susar, Tea, Candles, Soap, Wines,
JJottled Ale, Porter, &c., by .Messrs. C. Stichbury & Sun. at
&
&
11 a ni.
of Groceries, Provisions, OilnxonS Stores, Furniture,
Maize, &c., by Messrs. Harris Sc Turner, at 11 a.m.
Salo of Househo'd Furniture,
Hosf, Potatoes, Maize, &c., by
Messrs. C. Arthur & Son, at noon.
Sale of Carls. Horses, Harness, Wagons, Allotment of Land
at Wangurei. Maize. Potnt cs, &c., at ttie Hayuiarket, by
Mr. Alfml Hucklund, at noon.
Salo of Horses, Gig, lluncss, Allotments of Land, Small
Farms. &c., fit the Durham-street Sale Yards, by Messrs.
Hunter & Co., at 11 a.m.
Opening of tfio Howling Green, at p.m.
Meeting of the members of the Auckland Jockey Club, iuMr
Hardiugton's Office, at 3 p.m.
Prince of Wales
at 8 p.m.
Theatre:
Professor Jacobs' Temple of Magic
Sunday.
Service by the Rishop of New Zealand, in the Holy Trinity
Church, otuhuhu, at half-past 11 a.m.
,
"
SPECTBJIUR AGENDO.
Give crcry man thine car, but few thy voice
:
Take each man's censuro, but reserve thy judgment,
thine oxvnself be true;
And it must follow, as the nieht the day,
Thoti canst not then be false to any man."
Tins above all,—To
AUCKLAND, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 14,
The position of the Governor of a
1865
Colony
sucli as JNTew Zealand is by no means a
very enviable one at any time. There are
powerful influences at work, each trying to
pull him iu contrary directions. His only
chance of success lies in the pursuance of a
well defined straightforward policy. The
moment ho begins to hesitate and to trim
his sails to suit every breeze, that moment
|
;
this outcry of a small section of the colonists
the Aborigines' Protection Society took up'
the cause of the Philo-Maori party in the
Colony, and their now notorious address
(so ably cut up by a subsequent memorandum of Mr. Fox) was sent, signed by upwards of 70 of the leading members of that
MR. THOS. HENDERSON'S LETTER.
Me.- Williamson's Committee took .a false
step v/hen they announced that Mr. "Williamson commanded the hearty, confidence and
active support" of certain Auckland members now at Wellington, whose names were
mentioned. They took, however, a more
false, position still when individually
they
circulated a report throughout the tovni
Thos.
Henderson's
letter,
published
that Mr.
yesterday morning, was not au authentic
document. To-day they have issued au advertisement declaring that this is the case,
and have publicly and openly, as a body,
committed themselves to the statements
made yesterday by individuals amongst
tliem.
From another advertisement issued by
Mr. Graham's committee, it will be,seen that
Mr. Henderson's original letter, which still
remains at our office, may be seen by any
one curious to ascertain its authenticity.
"
"
There must be hundreds in Auckland who
—
he is lost. Men may differ from and condemn the policy of any political officer or
party; but, nevertheless, if it is carried out
with consistency and honesty, they may
respect the motives of the party, though
they agree not with its policy and liuo of
action. Sir George Grey on landing in
New Zealand, when he coirimcnced his
present term of office, had probably as great
a chance of distinguishing himself as had
ever a Governor of a British colony. There
was a splendid field for the exercise of the
abilities of a statesman. Questions of un-
for the history of dynamical discovery and invention abundantly proves that the greatest
mechanicians were the most gifted with imaginative faculty. The elder Brunei has put it on
record thathe learned the art of boringthe Thames
Tunnel from the worm that eats into the heart
of the proudest oak the builder of Eddystone
was taught to lay its foundation from a politic
congregation of barnacles. Those fascinating
philosophers of a new school who delight to call
themselves, not engineers, but electricians, will
conduct you, if you listen to them for half-anhour, through a more mysterious world than
dreamer ever fancied. If we could divest ourselves of the familiarity which a succession of
mechanical wonders has brought about, we
should never be able to cease expressing our
astonishment. One of the profoundest observers of our lime, Lord Brougham, has
said that the greatest obstacle in our time to
education is the contempt that. is bred of
;
familiarity.
"We are led to this kind of speculation by the
recollection of visits which we paid during the
last two days to the workshops of .Messrs Vickery and Masefield. Bv the merest chance we
heard the music of a real anvil chorus" resonant to the neigh of the poetical" white horses"
which Shelley or Coleridge, we forget which,
for the chariot of Amphitr'ite. There
powerful society, to his Excellency. Erom procuredthan
more
mythological fable in the: story of
the morneut that Sir George Grey received is
Vulcan repaying the want of affection of his
that address, he felt his hands sufficiently mother by a golden
throne forged in the cavern
strengthened to turn his back upon his own of Polyphemus,, and
setting her highest in
policy of 18G3. Upheld by Exeter Hall at Olympus. "YVe saw a rather . black looking
home, and by the Philo-Maori party and the shed, surmounted by a ' chimney, put
-N~cw Zealander in the Colony, he persisted of which an orange-coloured. tongue o£ fire
iu systematically thwarting the Ministry and issued every alternate minute. The Cyclopedes,
the General, until the oue was driven to a we learned from a little gentleman who we
resignation, and the other was driven from should imagine was not unlike Vulcan himself,
by his grimy face and halting gait-were rethe Colony by insults. The policy of 1563
forging the shaft of one of our ocean going
was abjured, and the wretched, vacillating,
steamers, and invited us to see the process.
temporising policy—a mixture of empty
There is no sight so instructive or so hopeful
menace and whining entreaty—which has as that of an engineer's work-shop, TV hat a
brought the native race from open, manly whirling of wheels of . all dimensions, round
foes to murdering fanatics, was adopted in which are girt-lealher and gutta-percha bands,
giving a mysterious haziness to the dark corners
its stead.
as seen througha
varying reticulaThis 'tergiversation has met with its relation of straps.constantly
there is the
ward. "We have over and over again in beautiful motion of Then
the steam planes,
these pages raised our warning voice against which silently dig their blades into the
the persistance in such a want of principle, massive bars of steel, throwing out shiand pointed out the inevitable end of
ning and curled shavings without as much noise
Ilonestj- is the best policy in Governors as the acutest ear could detect. Again, there
as in private individuals; aud had Sir are the strange forms of cranes and cranks, of
and multitudinous patterns and fittings,
George Grey pursued in a straightforward, bosses
which the
contemplate with intelligent
honest, manly manner, his own policy, accep- interest forworkmen
a moment and are thrust into vices
ted by the parliament, and ready to be car or lathes, screwed
to
steam cranes ,and pullies,
ned out by his Ministers, he would
not or cast into a limbo of white fire, then taken out
have had the painful duty of reading such aad hammered—if we may so speak—to new
despatches as those lately addressed to
life and use.
by Mr Cardwell. Ministers of Statehim . The workmen were engaged, us ire liave said,
in
Jin gland know well
re-forging the shaft oi the screw steamer
their responsibilities, in
Queen, which was, as the readers of our shipping
and they write accordingly.
They are not news
are aware, snappeda couple of weeks since,
so flippant as Mr. "Weld, nor so easily
pro- on the voyage out from'Auckland. This shaft
voked to pen words of
strong condemnation is two and a naif tons in weight, one solid pieca
lhey insinuate rather than nakedly express of iron about ten feet long,
cylindrical and solid
their condemnation, knowing
well that and ten inches in diameter. It is the largest
those t° whom they write
work
this
yet attempted in
Colony. The great
will well know beam was
their feelings. Sir George Grey
chained to a sort of revolving drum, its
cannot but
ieel humbled and chagrined when ho reads thick end being bound up in a rod of iron round
and square alternately, and thrust into the
the recent despatches of
Mr. Cardwell
of a ton and a half.- of..flaming coal. Ifc
to him
They bear internal evidence midst
was nursed in its fiery bed by lihlf-a-dozen men
nat the latter
is seriously disap- teaming with perspiration
who adjusted its
pointed with the way
position,
it now on this side and now on
in which
Governor has treated him, and they the that. • It turning
takes
more than an Hour to heat this
as
plainly show that neither Sir George nor
bar ofiron to a white heat and nearly two
xui. Weld can say one thing and
ours if put in perfectly cold. The warning is
mean'
auother when dealing with Mr. Cardwell
given by half-a-dozen voices "look out," and
the shaft is swung round and placed upon
at gentleman is of too
matter-of-fact a a diminutive rest,
here it undergoes its
character, too solidly practical, too little hardest trial. There. but
is a square piece of iron
mo\eu by appeals to his generosity
and chi-. just above it looking as plain as
possible, but not
valrous ieeling to be swayed backward and'
' It is unmistakeahly hard
particularly pleasant.
lonvut'd by the astute windings and
'
s
turnings
ealn . engine is worked outside
of oir George Grey, or to be
by the the building, and at some twenty yard? distance.
show ot Self-reliance of Mr. blinded
'" £a
a voice, and down- comes the iron
°.n
ys
Weld which ends block
i»i
i
m lolyiug on the British
in a series of strokes -at the rate of 200 a
Government. He minute,
each blow being with a force of one ton
is too keen for
either Governor or Pre- and
a half. This is continued' for five or sil
"
The NewZealandHerald
A>*D CO.'S WEEKLY
;
"
He saw, no doubt, the little cloud, no bigger
TUBAL CAIN.
than a man's hand, wliich had already The mechanician,
after all, is the real miracle
showed itself upon the political horizon. worker of these
days. His transformations
There was a small but powerful party supply the -wonders, seen and unseen, about
within the Colony, some led by Maori which modern society concerns itself. It must
sympathies, others by an intense personal not be said that these are mere labourers,
hatred of certain leading members of the (laborare. est orare) that they lack imagination,
—
£
maize, 5s 3d to 5s fid the bushel.
'
The following uro quotations for tlio weak:—Best
quality iat cattlo, GOs Ino ll»0 lbs; young stock, in
low condition, £110s to £6 10s ; heifers, £5 to £7 ;
young steers, £7 10s to £9 duiry cows, £8 to £12 ;
Veal calves,- lis to 30s each ; store sheep, 21s to 22s
o.ich; half-breris, 40s each j lamb-, Its i 0 22seach.
Horses, medium draught, £20 to £35 each; heavy
ditto, £40 to £G0; hauks, £8 to £20 light "harness
horses, £10 to £25 each.
•
Bui Sir George Grejr was not equal to Henderson cuts the ground, on which Mr.
"Williamson's chance of success rests, from
under his feet, and hence this attempt to set
it aside. In this act we have sufficient
warning of the manner in which it is intended to conduct this contest and of the
necessity which exists, that steps should be
and he for a time floated with it. But he taken to prevent, if possible, a conteat
was in heart a Maori sympathiser, and being brought about.
doubtless was but biding his opportunity.
"
&
REPORT.
We have to report that Provincial-fattenod cuttlo
fully maintain tho high rates that liavo been latoly
ruling; the supply is short of tho demand.
Store Cattle.—There was a large number of'
young store cattlo brought into markot this week—
tlioy were all sold at good prices ; the d»mand is considerable for this class of stack; prices have an upward tendency.
Dairy Cows.—There was a full
market of dairy
cows, but nothing very good; all to hand wore sold
—prices remain stationary.
Veal Calves.—A full markot, which realized
good prices.
Sheri" Market. —Wo had a full markot of fat
sheep and lambs—all wero sold ; somo prize qualities
of half-breds brought 40s Gd each. Merino wethors,
fat, brought 30s each. Lambs, from lis to 20s each.'
Otahuiiu Sale.—Wo had a fair market of store
cattle at Otahuhu, which wero all sold at good
prices; heifers sold from £6 to £7 each: young
steers, from £7 10s to £9 ouch.
House Majiket.—Wo had a good shoiv of horses
on Saturday; most of them sold at the prices uskod,
though we cannot notico any advauca in price, but
salos aro move easily effected, and greater
numbers
changed hands than for some time past. Hasks nnd
light harness horses sold freely, but draught horuos
weae more difficult of sale, and aie proportionally
lower in prieo. Hay sold at from £5 to £G tlio ton";
up
their present somewhat tattered reputations.
miserable
disputes
these
affected
If
only
the disputants we could afford to pass
them by, .but New Zealand's hoDor and
character are tarnished "by being dragged
through the mud in this way. "We all suffer
for Mr. "Weld and Sir George Grey are
supposed to represent the Colony, and wo
all therefore suffer largely for their sins.
Increased taxation will sternly convince
most of us that our self-reliance" and our
insults fco Great Britain and her distinguished
officers are costly affairs, and will quicken
our perception of our dangers aud duties.
the district would hare decreased, and the know Mr. Thomas Henderson's hand writing,
natives in other districts have been taught and the truth of the matter may therefore
what would happen to them if they chose be at once set at rest. It is obvious that
to rebel.
the committee feel that the letter of Mr.
"
—
MESSES. lU'NTER
n
Ministry, who, with two public journals as
their organs, the one in Auckland, the other
Twice a Week—Kvery Tuesday nnd Friday.- -TUclan, Port in Canterbury, were loud in their denunWaikato, W«i <ku, and Mauku, II a.m.; Newcastle and Coal
ciations of the Colonial or gubernatorial
Mines (Waikato), 4 p.m.
Once a Week—Tuesday.—Te Awamutu, Alexandra, and
policy, whichever we may call it. ConfiscaHamilton, at 4 p.m.
tion they declared was nothing more than a
Thursday.—Matrikohe. Port Albert. Papiroa, Manjrawhere
Whakalura, Aratapu. Helo-isviUe, Kaukapakapa, Arnrimu, legalised robbery of native lands—the supWaitcinuta Mill*, ffeudcrion'4 Mills, Muddy Creek, and pression of insurrection in native
districts,
Whau 15ridi:e, at 4 p.m.
another name only for Maori extermination;
Friday.—Mnnirapai, Mangawai, 7'aparoa, Port Albert,
Te Aral, Maniraturoto. Pakiri, Matakana, Maliurangi, the war—an excuse to enable a few gentleW'aiu'crtt, Oreiva, the Wade, and Lucas* Creek, at 5 p.;n.
men in Queen-street" to amass wealth
from commissariat expenditure. The men
MAILS AKE DESPATCHED FROM THE POST OFFIOE AUCKof
the AVaikato militia detachments as they
LAND AS FOLLOWS
p.m.: Newmarket arrived were alluded to in an Auckland
Daily.—For Xewton, 7.30 a.m. and
and
7 a.m. and 3.30 p.m.; Otahnhu, Papatoitoi,
journal as villeins," and as the offscourings
Papaknra, and Drury, 7 a.m. and *2.30 p.m.; Wairoa, and
Queen's Kedoubt, 7 a.m.; North Shore, 0 a.m.: St. John's ot the streets of Melbourne and Dunedin,
College, Panmure, and Ifou-ick, at half-past 10 a.m.
and dark hints were thrown out as to the
Twice a Week—Mondays nnd Thursdays.—Coal Mines and
crime and viilany which were being imported
Newcastle (Waikato), at 7 a.m.
Wednesday and Saturday.—For Mauku, Waiuka, Port into our midst. Emboldened and misled by
I
—
;
v
LftSt
quo.
ForTaranaki, and the Snmlirrn Province.*, pers.s. Wellington
on "Wednesday next, at 9 a.m.
—
;
:
?''i
i
Hailft clopo us follows :—
For Ttussell, per Sea Breeze, this day, at
"
•,
and 1 case acids, H.M. Stores. Goods to be forwarded to Kew Plym u' i -. 1 cases, order.
Tanitnl Am" tl A
Capital.
pr . s ir paid.
distinguished Imperial officer
the occasion, placed within his reach. He
ICapanga Gold limine Comp. £10,000 £10i £8 10£12 p. sh. appeared
to lead but in reality yielded to
Ditto
5120
10.
10 G (lis.
Oromandcl
the popular feeling, which grew to its full
development in the session of 1863." The
H. V. Stark,
Share Broker. flow of the public will was too strong for
him to venture to stem, unaided and alone,
Queen-street, Auckland, Oct. 13,1865.
"
yille; 10 ditto, 10 drums, 5 cases, 142 pkgs., 3
pkgs., 8 boxes, 3 cases, 86 pkgs., 1 ease, order;
1 ditto, B. A. Bishop;
10 yr.-casks, Cruickehank. Smart, and Co.; 17 pkgs, 13- Porter; 250
cases, 50 ditto, 100 ditto, Bucholz and Co.; 3 bales,
B. Somerville; 21 ditto, 517 pkgs K.-Lusk ; 2 cases,
S". H. Lewieson; 7 trunks, J. Kout; 2 eases, H. and
A. Sherrard; 30 ditto, 1). Graham and Co.; 30 ditto,
H. B. Morton; 1 ditto, H. Sl-'atii; 1 box, T. Kirk ;
1 case, T. Booker; 2 ditto, Q-. Hyd; 7 pkgs., Gilfillan and Co.; 1 case, G. A. Bra?sey; 1 ditto, Lieutenant Triphook; 1 ditto, Capt. Batomun j 2 ditto, S.
oarly.
Edmonds ; 1 ditto, 1 ditto, 2 ditto, 4 .ditto, Buchanan
and -Stewart; 1 ditto, B. Hittcnberg ; 5 ditto, T.
VESSELS
EXPECTED.
Short; 1 ditto, A. Clark and Son j 2 trunks. S.
Uxcelsior, schooner, from Hokitika.
Fleming; 2 cases, Owen and Graham; 34 pkgs., J.H.
l? airy, schooner, from Waikato.
Burnside; 2cases, order; 8 cases, J~.Harris ; 11 pkgn.
Hturt, p.g., f.oin Waikato.
J. Black; 1 case, Of. Buddlo ; 30 cases, E. and H.
I*aaca; 6 cases, Buchanan and Stewart; 16 pkgs., 4
Wellington, s.s , from SouthernPorts.
Wonga Wonga, 8.6., from the South, early.
boxes, 6 cases, 1 box, 16 trunks, 2 cases, 11 trunks,
Airedale, a.e., from Hokitika.
83 pkgs. 7 cases, 20 tons pig iron, 10 casoa, 12 pkgs.
130pkgs., 4pkgs., order; 1 case, H.. Webster; 4"trks.
21 pkgs., 13 cases, E. and H. Isaacs; 3 trunks, J.
VESSELS IN lIARBOUH.
Rout; 7 pkgs., J. W. Neale; 1 case, W. H. FeathorAlbatross, schooner, from Taranaki.
stonliaugh; 35 pkgs., D. Nathan;
Margarot, from Waikato.
W.
Hobaon; 48 cases, Owen and Gnham 14 pkgs-,
Aloa, coal hulk.
Lewis Brothors; 1 pkg., Dr. Harsant; 102 cases,
Put, barque, from Newcastle.
Bucholz and Co.; 2 crates, T. Brice; 8 pkgs., F.
'J'hano of Fife, from Nelson.
H. Lewisson; 64 pkgs., A Clark and Son; 2 cases,
Volunteer, coal hulk.
J. McKerras; '*6 pkge., Violcery and Masefield; 9
W. <J. Worn worth, coal hulk.
pkgs., Buchanan and Stewart; 4 bales, Brown,
Favourite, from Nelson.
Campbell, and Co.; 10 pkgs., D. Levy ; 1 case.J.
Prince Alfred, p.s., from Hokitika.
Martin; I box, (J. Raynor; 16 pkgs., Keesing,
Doitgh, and Keesing ; 5 eises, 1 bale, A. Clark and
Tlio p.s. Prince Alfred, Captain Farquhar, arrived
Son . 657 pkgs., Morrin .and Co.; 73 cases, E. and from llokitika yesterr.ay, at noon. She left llokiH. Isaacs; 2 'cases, S. J. Edmonds 1 case, 4 pkgs , tika on Monday morning, and on lior passngo
Buchanan and Stewart, 50 cases, Combes and ju»t outside the Grey River bar, and found thatcalled
two
Daldy; 10' cases, J. lioborton and Co.; 358 pkgs; schoo'iord had gono ashore, tho numes of which
could
Brown, Campbell, and C'o.; 3 pkgs., J.T. llaekolvi-j. not ba ascertained. One of then) had a rod
bottom.
471 pkgs., 29 cases, order f 1 ease, H. Carleton; 3 Captain Farquhar roporta that trom the observacaseß, Dr. Fischer; 25 pkgs., S. H. Smith; 39 pkgs.,
tions which lio took of thobar he was of opinion that
Superintendent of Province; 1 case, tseccombe and under ordinary circumstances it would bo dangerous
Son; 2 cases, J. &ange; 50 casks; B.Browning. to cross. The s.s. Airedale was at
Hokitikif when
GovcrnmentStorea gunpowder as per bill of lading, the Prince Alfred left. Captain Farquhar
brings
,
GOLD MINES.
out the policy inaugurated by himselt,
adopted by the Colonial Parliament, .and
ready to be carried out by his responsible
advisers. The rebels who formerly occupied
these lands were either killed in battle,
taken prisoners, or driven to other districts.
A signal punishment was thus given; it
only wanted one step more to be taken to
complete it and make it a stem reality.
That step was confiscation and settlement.
The power of tho former, and by conlay
of the latter,
that
sequence
A large
entirely with the Governor.
body of military settlers _ was ready
to be located in positions decided to be the
best in a military point of view. A" stream
of immigrants had been turned into the Province with the express purpose of settling pn
these lands. • The cost of holding them would
decrease with the number of people residing
upon them. Strong settlements in advantageous positions would have held their own.
Capitalists were on the tiptoe ef expectation
waiting for a portion of these conquered
lauds to bo sokl that they might go and
bring into cultivation the famed plains of
the waikato, and at the same time replenish
the colonial exchequer. A foundation would
thus have been laid for constantly increasing
amounts being received from the sale of
lauds, and from the revenue which would be
derived from a largely increasing population
settled upon those lauds, while the amount
required for the protection and retention of
as a
I
6 passengers.
13—Two Sisters, 19 tons, Silver, from Matnkiino,
with 36 tons firewood.
;
C500.000
Rank of Nc\r Zealand
j
from Mfttukana, with 900
rails, 7 tons firewood.
18—Sea Breeze, 70 tons, W. Norris, from Riis?ell,
with 6 tons knuri gum, 7 hides, 6 casks groceries—
13—Stag, IS tons, Brings,
;
pr. shr.
pr.shr. paid.
I
paaseDgers.
—3
fnl! supply and sold freely. Fat lambs were plentiful
and rather lower in .price, they brought from 16s to
22s ea h. Sheep pons were not filled, but prices
wero easier, l'at morinoes bringing from 23s to 27s
each. Leieeslers from 31s to -17s each. A lew well
(From the Advertiser, September 2'.'.)
The supplies of wheat coming forward from the
country districts are so Binnll us to bo scarcely worth
•
18—Annie Laurie, 24 tons, Stuirf, from Xongodo,
with 12,000 ieot timber, S piles, I ton l'Jggage—l
and
and
«
£
OCTOBER
Passengers —Capt. and
each. Tho Napier wothci'S brought from '21s 6d to
23s each.
ENTERED INWARD3.
At the ppeiial salo held at Mr. Styak's on Wednesday the threatening appearance of the weather
r CTOIIHU
prevented
a large attendance, the eattlo were of good
10—Aquillo, cutter, Savage, fiom Onehur.ga, 20 quality but generally low in condition, prices wore
tons flour, Commissi iut account; and sundries, moderate. Tho
cows bringing from £9 to £17 5a
for It. Simpson and Mr. Conny.
averaging £13; two year olds £7 10a to £97s Gd;
calves, £3; yearlings, £•!■ 10s each.
weaned
CLEARED OUTWAR' S.
At Newmarket on Thursday there was a largo
I—Sfurt, colonial steamer, Fairchild, for Taranalii. number of grown steers brought forward, and
great many young cattle. Young stock maintained
The Sturt, after disch irging, was detained here their price, but grown cattle were lower than on
over two days In' the d'in»erons bar, and only sucTuesday's sale. An av.'rago market of fat catt'o
ceeded in getting to so i on Saturday last.
were not ail quitted and lower prices were obtained
for those sold than have lately ruled. The number
of fat eattlo required for consumption in Auckland
has considerably lessoned during thepast few weeks
Commercial.
amounting to about a fourth of the whole number
required for slaughter a month since ; calves were in
TASMANIA.
the 2Gth Juno, nolioinu- Any small lota oll'm-insr are roadil. bought
Tor "flour a good leal
by tnillnrs at 9s to 9s 3d.
demand exists at £20 per toil. Bran, Is 4d. Sharps
£9 to £10 po;' ton.
Oats are dull of sale in the absence of shipments.
A considerable quantity is held in'lore in expectation of a rise. The present quotations aro 3s 6d to
per bushel
3s
Thore has been a considerable tnvlc' in boons and
pens this season, but the demand is now pretty well
over. The demand has boor, both for home consumption and export, nnd farmers finding a ready
ber, experienced a heavy three days Rile; it first sale for these two articles of produco havo sown a
commenced at B.E , then shifted to N.W., and afterconsiderable breadth of land with them this season,
wards suddenly boxed round to thesoutliward,blowing as iliev answer well as a'terniito crops with cercals.
with terrific violence, accompanied by very fierce hail
In hay thore has be<m but little doing since the
squalls duiing which tho main-topsail yard was car- export by tho Prairie, noticed a few days back.
ried away, a prize cow washed outof the cow pen info Prices range from £4 to £h 10s; £5 for hydraulic
the lee scuppers, (but fortunately she was afterwards pros ed.
got up without injury), and tho ship laboured heavily,
In potatoes business is slack. There is no alterabosides making a deal of water. On the Ut inst, tion to report in prices, which continue at
10s to
was off King's Island, and next day p issed through £i per ton.
Bass's Straits, with a fresh westerly breezo ; sighted
Dairy produco, with tho exception of butter, is
the Threo Kings on tho Utli inst., at noon, had very dull of sale
Cheese is very plentiful in tho market
thick overcast weather down coast, and anchored oil" and ranges from Cd to lUd por lb. wholesale. Some
the North Head yesterday, at 5 p.m. She will work ono or two crark dairies obtain Is to Is Id for tlunr
up harbour this]inorning.
cheese, but it is tho*e who have obtained a name.
The Sunbeambirngs a large cargo, a great portion Butter is still exceedingly scarce, and 2s for potted
of which is for Napier, from wliich port sho is and 2s 2d to 2s 3d for frt-sh is the present wholesale
chartered to load homo wool. She has also on board price. Kggs are now plentiful, and selling wholesale
3S tons gunpowder for the Government. Messrs. at 8d to 9d per doz.
Burge s and Rose are the only passengers by this
Mr Worley submitted to pub ic auction yesterday
vessel.
2-5 shares in the Seymour Coal Mining Co. (Limitod)
The Sunbeam has also on board for
the but failed to ofleet a sale, there being no oligible
prize short-horn bull Knight of tho Bath," and
oiler mado for them.
prize short-horn cow
Seven Duchies," each of
Launcestox.
which have received three prizes at different agriWo liave 110 doubt but. next adviecs from Melcultural meetings.
will contain announcement of further arriMessrs. (iilfillan and 00. are the agents for the bourne
v»ls of hreadstufl's from Ohili, possiblj from CaliforSunbeam.
nia. and more from Havre, or some oilier French
port. The speculators at Sydney who "liavij been
WREKLY SUMMARY.
up so many of (lie cargoes from Tome and
Until within the last two days, we do not know buying
order to keep prices up, will suffer, 119
when our harbour has looked so bare of shipping for Yalpiraiso, in
have 011 former occasions, when a fictitious show
they
some time past, there being only tlio ships King of
of ecarcitv of itneks was kept up by artificial means
Italy and John Tetnpcrley ia port, besides a few- until
every port in ficsn colonies was glutted with
small colonial traders. Since Thursday, howeror,
breadstuff*.
Our farmers have n good prosquite a small fleet- of vessels have arrived, giving the foreign
of a fruit'ul harvest, and if they can obtain a
pect
pjrt once more its usual busy appearance.
fair price for their grain, the colony will soon rally
Tho arrivals during the past week wero tlio barques
come round to its usual sound and perfectly solAlexander and Lombard from Newcastle, on Satur- and
vent state. The effect 0f the recent arrivals of braid
day last, tho firmer brimMi:: coils, and the latter
stuffs, especially the riH) from Havre, lias been to
cultie; on Monday the cutter Lapwing returned from
prices liere.
The highest price obtainable for
Norfolk Island, with a cargo of cattle and produce ; on lower
wheat is Ns., and outs have declined to ahout 3s. Jitl
Tuesday the s s. Ahuriri camo in from the Southern per
steady at £20 per ton. Potabushel.
Flour
is
ports;andon VFednesdavthc fine Sunderlandbuiltship
rango froin £5 to £6 per ton, according to
J.M. Joshua, from China, bound to Callao, anchoret toes
quality
off the port, having put in for a supply of fresh provisions; after receiving which she wi 1 proceed on
her voyage; on Thursday, the noble clipper Ida AUCKLAND RETAIL PROVISION MARKETS.
Ziegler arrived in harbour, after a splendid run of B,'i
IVidiy, Octobor 13.
days from Plymouth, bringing a largo cargo and 98
IUIODICK.
I'JUtM AND
pa-sengers; amongat whom were several oi l
s. d. s. d.
s. d.
6. d.
colonists. A full report of this vessel's passage
appeared in yesterday's issue. lhe noxt arrivals lintlcr lb. fr. 2 0 to 2 3 DucVs, pairfr. 5 0 lo G 0
came into harbour yesterday, the first being Millc, quart 0 5— 0 G Geese, oich 6 0— 7 6
Trieste, from Valparaiso, with Cheese (col.) 10—13 Turkeys, oh. G G— 70
tlio clipper
0 0— 1 G
1 9 Macon, lb.
a
full cargo
of 700
wheat; noxt Eggs, dozen 1 fi
tons
came the favourite trader Bella Mary, from Lard, per lb. 10—13 11am (l'"ng.) 0 0— 16
5 0— 5 6 Potatoes, ct. 06 6 6
Hobart Town, with fruit, timber, Government stores, Fouls, pair
&c ; the Bella Mary was closely followed by tho
•
IIUTCH Klls' MKAT.
barque Sunbeam, 109 days out from London, bringing
Beef, per lb. 0 6— 0 81 Pork, per lb. 0 0— 0 9
a cargo of general merchandize, &c.
0 7— 0 9'
lb.
Mutton,
The departures during the week were tho ship
Andrew Jackson, for Batavia, Hydro, for Newcastle,
and H.M.S 8. Brisk, for Sydnoy, on Saturday last i
FLOUR, &c.
on Sunday, the ship Hob Roy, for London, with tho
The
(Wholesale). Fine tlour (silk
lrft wing of the 65th regiment, barqueKate, for Syd- dressed), Mills
per ton, £21 ; soconds, £19; ahnrpß, £11.
ney, and schooner Coral Queen, lor the South Sea Bran,
2s. 3d.
Islands. On Wednesday H.M.S.N. Esk Bailed for
flour, per 100lbs., 235.; seconds,
Retail.—Fine
Wellington with despatches for the Governor, and
tho s.B. Beautiful Star, for Napwr, also loft the same 2H.; sharps, 13s. Bran, per bushel, 2s. 3d.
btig
day. The
Union suited on Thursday for NewMessrs. Hrsdehsok Maovarhne quote Adecastle, and the a.?. Ahuriri, for the South, and barque laide Flour (Harts and Beeby) at £22 Chilian, £19.
Lombard, for Queensland tojk their departure yesBiscuit.—Partington's—Wholesale and Retail,
terday.
cabin, 22s per 100 ; ship, '20'. per 100 ; fancy, Sd.
The departures for Hokitika during the wools have por lb. Canning's.—Wholesale, cabin, 245. per 100 ;
been numerous, viz.:—Victoria, Bessy, Venture, ship. 20s. per 100 ; fancy, Bd. per lb. Hetail 275.
O'azelle, Three Sisters, and Eclipse, all full of cargo per 100 ; ship, 21s. per 00 ; fancy, lOd. per lb.
1
and passengers. About ten other vessels are on tlio
Bbeap, per 21b. loaf, 5 J to 6d.
berth to sailwith despatch.
BUILDING MATERIAL.
Tijiiieii.—Boards and scantling, por 100 feet, lis to
PORT OF ONEHUNGA.
12s; boards, tongued and grooved, 14s to 20s 01;
shingles, per 1000, 9s to lis j palings, per 100, 13h.
ARRIVAL.
Posts and Rails, per 100, I ss.
Prinoa Alfred, p,s., from Hokitika.
Bricks por 1000, Wholosale on tho Wliarf, £3
10'; £4 10s, delivered.
PROJECTED DEPARTURES.
Lime, per bushel, Is 4d to Is 9d, delivered.
Foe Hokitika.—Thano of Fif aud Margaret
ea ly.
AUCKLAND CATTLE MARKET.
Fok Nitwcastxe.—Pot, barque;
She sailed-from tho Downs
VESSKIS EXPECTED.
Fairy, Bclwner, wiridbound.
Aquillft, cu'tor.
Pioneer, colonial steamor.
Kolieroa, colonial steamer, laid up.
White Slave, colonial steamer, laid up.
Avon, coal In 1|".
esteemed
and his enemies are very distinctly con!
demned. How his personal explanationto
the British authorities will affect matters remains to be seen, but it would appear that
there may be ample need for Sir Geome
G-rey or Mr. Weld, or both;to take a trip to
Downing Street and endeavour to patch
"
.
t' le p trong south-westerly wind prevailing, the schooner Argo and ketch Folly, from tho
coast, with raft of piles astern for the wharf eontractor, have been compelled to lie at tho Heads for
tho last two days.
W.S.W.
does for honesty of purpose in carrying out
He very firmly declines being tip,ft, policy.
shuttlecock to be tossed from one to
other—Sir George Grey and Mr.
and he gives them plainly to understand
that their intrigues are seen through and
despised. Sir Duncan Cameron is evidently
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Owing 'o
mier; he cares less for memoranda
and reasons for change of policy than he
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TTtatiieb.—October 13.—Showery. Wind,
ARRIVALS.
in
Inst evening from Wnnganui via Wnngnroa,
full cargo of baulk timber and several p»s*
j
hnrbour
with ft
OF AUCKLAND.
PORT
The
doubted difficulty had to be. settled.the number
British Government showed by
and quality of'the troops sent out, and the
distinguished General whom it appointed to
command them, that it was earnestly
desirous of giving every possible aid
to this dependency, and of securing
peace to it at any reasonable cost. Ihe
fell in with
Colonial Parliament cordially
the Governor's views, and voted money
with an unsparing hand to carry them out.
The Governor proposed a mode of action
which the Parliament adopted, and a ministry was formed to carry out that line ot
of which
action, the two principal points
were, confiscation of rebel lands, and speedy
The
settlement of Europeans thereupon.
maro £35 ; and a powerful gelding £16.
British General conquered a large extent oi
there
full
very
on
was
a
Triangle
Tuesday
tho
natives,
At
territory hitherto belonging to rebel
supply of stock, bidding was.freo and late high rates
placed it at the disposal of the Gover-,
fully maintained, two year olds bringing.from £3 to and
carry
£10* 12s Gd ; yearlings, £t t) £5 5s each ; calves, oos nor, who was thus put in a position
6io'
"Wednesday,
Mil. AI.FBRD HUCKI.ASn'S WEEKLY REPORT.
4th instant, and the
able manner in which Ouplnin Iworsen conducted
At Penrose on Friday last the attendance was not
Tne horse stock
her ovor, elicited the admiration and comnicnduti'ina so largo as on previous occasions.
of all the pas.-.cnjrers on hoard. When the Prince oll'erod were in excellent condition, and were all
Alfred left the Kxcelsior Intel discharged till her cm-go freely compoted for, but particularly mares of a heavy
and passengers, itnd was waiting lit ttiG Hokitilui •class, and tho prices obtained were in excess of that
wharf for a favourable wind to return to Onehmiga. which h-s lately ruled at tho regular weokly
U'o bcl.oro that she .will ho upain laid on for markets.
LToliitika.
At the Haymarket on Saturday last there was a
fair supply of h iy from tho neighbourhood, it sold
freely than the previous week. Maize was
more
OF
WAIKATO.
PORT
offered in considerable quantity, but was not much
in demand and may be quoted at 3d per bushel
October 12.—Gloomy. Wind, X.W.
lower, the prices obtained uiried from os to 5s 3d the
bushel
Horse stock continues dull of sale. Dainty
[rnoxi OUR OWN COIUIESrONDKST.]
Aril w»s oficved. but withdrawn at £70U, £500 was
offered for him The draught entire iiaron Clyde
SHIPPING.
was also unsold, £i 2) was the best bid for liim, he
Vi:s <KLS IX KARHOUB.
Several low priced horses
was reserved at £200.
Sfa.
Bovoir,
siiliooncr,
ready
for
An
were sold bringing fiom £5 to £11 each ; a draught
ilokiliiia on
IvAJmoE.—ThU- clipper schooner thrived
:
The
Shipping Intelligence.
raiso.
(DAILY.
14, 1865.
THE NEW ZEALAND HERALD, AUCKLAND, SATURDAY, OCTOBER
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DAILY.!
havo withdr awn on this occasion also, had not Mr* bludgeon about
an
and a half in diameter
AlcTjeocl s ptici'9 come between
him anil hia friends. and three-quarters of ineli
a yard long ) Ho struck Mr.
I he following tenders weyn selected from whioh one Chisliolm
on the head with it. Mr. Chi-holm foil to
Has to ho chostni—l'ainbridgo, 63. 10
t,; IMcLeod, tio ground s-nseless. Witness further doposed that
; Stoiv.-vrt, 6--J.
; htoplionson, 6d. -Ad.
tie wont between tho prosecutor and the prisoner,
Mr. I'Mitor, tho mto-payors will readily
psrit was too mueh. The prisoner then took
coivo how matters ure worked. Ono party, in ontor saying
down the »un and levelled it at the witness, who ran
to eocm-o tl»e contract, forwards eeveral tenders at
and did not return till the next morning.
away,
dillereiit prices. 3f a tender comes in, in price rangMr. Adam Chisholm deposed that he remembered
ing between the prices of this party, an M"r.
McLeod's tho second of September. The prisoner
waa emhas done, fchoy eudvavour to secure tho contract ou ployed
by him at that date. Ho had only been three
the next lowest; but if no other tender interferes, days
in
Mr. Chisholm's employment. Prosecutor told
then all but tho highest is withdrawn, an>i by this tuui lie would not
fuit, and oll'ered him his three days'
l«st means they"secure the contract at a high price ;
pay at half-a-erown a day, aud told him to leave. Prohut to sh'nv more clearly the connexion between
secutor was smoking his pipe at tlio fire. The prithem, after tho t ndeis ure opened and the prices soner
sat down opposite to him. Ho took up the
K-no-vn, S disappears, H is shut out hy Mr. McLcods stick produced
tender, whevtmpoji tlic contract is urgently claimed with it. The an 1 btruck tho prosecutor on the head
prosecutor was knocked senseless, and
fur Peter Stewart, uiul H in oll'tirod us one of his when he became
coriseious ho found the prisoner
sureties. Metnf»ers of the City Board
fcliia feeling about his dress, aud Yining at luding a little
system to be carried on, appear very jivporly to set way behind,
lhe prisiner asked
tho witness
thoir faces against it, and were perfectly just tied in
whether he had any money in his pockots. He then
accepting Mr. Mel.eod's teiuli.T. It is well known robbed the
prosecutor of ton p uinds in gold, three in
also that the City Board has had
considerable un- notes, and a quantity of silver, in all amounting to
pleasant experience of contractors.
£I*l. Ihe prosecutor had to go to bed, in consoquence
I am, sir,
of the injury he received. When he got up next day
Yours, &c.,
ho missed the gun produced, value £fj; two doubleA Katepayjiu.
barrolled pistols, valuo £7 or £8 ; a canister of powAuckland, lltli October, 1865.
der and a powder flask, value together about Bs. Had
not seen these articles till ho saw them that day in
the custody of the police.
RESIDENT MAGISTRATE'S COURT,
Wirimu Marino, a native, deposod that ho had
Friday.
heard of the robbery at Mr. Chisholm's, and went in
(Beforo Thomas Beckham, Esq., R.M.)
pursuit of tho prisoner. This witness identified the
gun, which ho found in the house of a pakelia, and
DRUNKEMNK.FS.
Soveral persons wore charged with being drunk, the other articles found ou the prisoner, as Mr.
Chisholm's propei ty.
and ordered to pay u fine of 205., or sentonced te imConstable James Loine, a police constable stationed
prisonment
for forty-eight hours,
with hard
at Hoiviek, eaid that he fountl tho articles produced
labour.
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general training, and tho ahsev.ee of a fair judgment
on man's part." Hen y Kingslov writes in his own
racy st\le About Salmons." lie draws attention
fo a book oil the tulmnn re&.-utly
written by Mr.
t-iussel, editor of the .Scotincin, and published by
Edmonstone and Dougla- (7s 6d ) of whi-h he says
that "it is a most readable and amusing book."
The
purport of the paper is t!iu~ sot forth: Now thebest
thing we can do is to give the life of a successful
salmon—of the eightein pounder with which wenball
make ourselves ill this very night at the London
Tavern, on the occasion, let us s y, of the annual
•linn* rot theljroken Down Blockade tCunners' Pension
Society, with ,M r. Hright in the chair. Let us see,
with tile assistance ot' Mr. Rus-cl, what antounding
adventures this hAlow h id gone through before, like
Hans Andersen's snails, he had arrived at the crownii}g earthly honour of being cooked, put on a plats,
and gobbled up. Having done tin's, let us fiiHow the
fate of a few of his unsuccessful brothers, and sea
why, by a combination entered into by a wicked
w.-ri'i, they never came by tho promotion which
awaited their more fortunate brolher, but got themselves crudely [gobbled up far short of the London
Tavern. Thirdly, and lastly, let in draw deductions
and apply the lesson. Of "Mi>s Mete yard's Life of
e Igwond" a short notice is given.
The opinion
tormed is t;.us expressed:—"ln on age of catchwork biography and c.ireless illuft-ntion, Messrs.
llu st and Blackett may be fairly (ongratulated on
having turned out the best English book of the year
on art—unless Mr. Street's Veiutiful 1 Architecture
in Spain' be entitled to rank with it." If the statements in tin artHe on Our New Zealand Conquests"
be true, (be At.cH'ind colonists have a very serious
indictment to meet. Tho writer is Mr. J. I£. Gorst;
so that it will not be diflioult to show that his testimony is untrustwoi thy, if it be so.
But if what he
the New Zealand wars are
savs be
tiuo
a foul disgrace
to any
men
who lay
the smallest claim to humanity, patriotism, or
righteousness. The t'olonid Otlicv, also, is not free
from censure. Mr. Gorst concuts in the withdrawment of the Imperial forces, thinks that step favorable to peace, but holds that peace cannot ho prolonged unlers the colonists rocognise their true position towards the Maoris, acknowledge the independence they "nave maintain-d, and restore the confiscated
lands. Professor Goldwin
and Mr. Edward Dicey contribute papers on President Lincoln ; and ail anonymous writer (li), tends
a poetical eulogy. This is what tho Professor says
The Emancipation Proclamation was signed July
5, lfifi-1, and sealed with his blood April 11, 1805."
This is what a niotlo composed for an occasion of
public excitement seldom i«—a true account of tho
lnatler Lincoln has fallen a martyr to the abolition
of slavery. JTe was not a fanaticalabolitionist. He
would have done nothing unconstitutional to effect
immediate emancipation, lie d.d not, as President,
sutler himself to hold fierce language against slaveryi
nor would he, though hard pressed by those for
whose character and convictions he had a high respect, all iw himself to be lid into premature and
illegal measures for its instant extirpation.
But
billing his time with patient sagacity, ho struck it
deliberate! v an: legally tl'o blow of which it has
died. It ttruck him in return tie blow which will
ma!ie him live in tho lovj of his nation and of mankind for over." Mr. Dicey's views agreo with these.
He shows how, in 18G2, the President was not popular with Washington society, and how ho lived down
prejudice and mistrust, growing with circumstances,
and faithfully reprt senting the people who chose him
for their ruler. A little es-ay on ''Success in Lif#"
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Several persona bad been summoned for rates, but been cautioned that thoy were tho produce of tho
the majority paid the rates, witli costs, into C'oui t.
robl ery committed at Waihcki. Tho witness at
Wm. Dalgleish was summoned for £2 Gs. Bd., ouco arro.-ted him and brought him up to town.
The prisoner was fully committed for trial at tho
being arrears of rato for a house iu Waterloo
nest criminal sjssions of the Supremo Court,
Quadrant.
Mes-rs. W. and A. Kennedy woro summoned for
£4 J35. 4cf., being; arrears of rates for a house in
AUSTRALIAN TELEGRAMS.
Q, eon stri.et. Neither of the defendants appeared,
and tho arrears having been proved by Mr. ])iddains,
(From tlie Hobart Town Mercury, Sept. 30.)
the collector, judgment was given for tho pldintitl's.
Meluouene, September 29.
UNFOUNDED CIIAUGH.
The City of Luunccston arrived at 11 o'clock on
Isaac Lowry was charged by Christophor I.owry Monday
after a rough passage.
night,
with hliving stolen a ring from him in Mr. Steers,'
Meetings to support lhe Uovei\ior and Ministry
tho City 1 lub Hotel.
havo been held at Wood Mart and the Exhibition
Mr. Wynn aj>peared for the defendant.
Buildings.
The prosecutor .suiil ho had no evidenco io offer.
'1 lie Governor,
to a deputation from the
It appeared, from the s-tati.nientofcounsel.ih .tboth Exhibition meetingreplying
yesterday, presenting an address
thinking
the parties were
together at the City Club, to the Queen, matlo an elaborate stateniont, seeking
that the prosecutor ImM the ring on the counter, and to justify tho conduct <>f paying of civil servants.
that the prisoner took it up witn—as he allced bv
He states that the whole difficulty arisos from Audit
charging him—the felonious intent to steal it.
construction of term legally avnilaMr. Wynn said it was a most improper tiling fir Commissioners' that,
contends
the Constitution il Civil Sorvico
b'o
the prosecutor to have done.
The defendant hud Acts ar good appropriations and payments on tho
■ of the Assembly, anil in accordance with
been locked up all night. It was like knocking a resolution
man down and afterwards begging his pardon, lie the practice of the IIoii:e of Commons—"That tho
would teach the prosecutor to be in ro cautious. Tho
local government has legally power to outer into conmatter of
could not stop there, anil tho prose- tract- f >r borrowing money for payment of li-.bilities
cutor would see before lie was ninny months older of llie Crown. That both Houses, in uddresses, asthat he would be as many pouuds the poorer for this
sured liiin of their desire to pay liabilities, and that
proceeding-.
tho Qui'L'ii'b nulhority justifies his approving to tho
His Worship also reprimanded tho prosecutor for course adopted f,y ministers,
which he denies aro
giving a man into cust-dy without considering collusive, unconstitutional, or revolutionary.
wlii'lher he would ho able to substantiate tho chargo
home thoLegiilativo
The
"overnor
refused
send
to
against him. T C was not merely tho temporary in- Council address to tho Queen by last mail, as he
couvenience caused, but a man's character might be
time to report upon it.
wished
pemmnenily injured by it.
In the Assembly, M'Gn-gor's motion of Confidence
Tho prisoner was discharge'.
in Government came oil as amondment, to Levy s
motion
for committee to eoarcb journals of Council
FRAUDULENT IIANKRI-'I'TCV.
Henry Harris was charged, under the Sth subthe fate of the Appropriation-cum-tarifl' Bill. Tho
of
debate
JDobtorj
section
the 12nd clause of tho
and
was adjourned to Tuesday next.
Krolic is the favorite for tho Metbourno Cup, at
Creditors Act," with having mortgaged certain pro12 to 1. Tarragon, for the Champion, at 100 to 30.
perty, and received ceitiiin money*, ahorhe had preeminently tho professor—very secondarily the
writer. Everything that he wrote, even bis famous
sented his p tition, for relief a* an inso'velit debtor, o to 1 against Panic.
mid appeiml in the Supreme Court to prove his inMacadam's' remains arrived per Albion. Tho I'rolijomcna to Homer, was thrown upon paper un.ler
solvency, by which he Jia j defrauieii lih creditor?, fuwral took place yeeterdny, itnd iv/u largely at- some c/ibwil inducement. ])e Ifift 110 eJnhoiato work
—nothing with which he was himself satisfied. I/is
and committed an offence against the provisions of tended.
The London Chartered Bank got a verdict on editions were prepared for the use of his classos. On
tho Act.
to
Wednesday
advanced
the
Governthe other hnnd, it was he who created, and who himWynn
£40,000
appeared for Mr. Thomas Alilnc Mafor
Mr.
ehattie. The piisom-r was umiefended.
ment.
self gave the first example of that enthusiasm lor
llour.
Mr. Theophilns Kissling, the lleputy-Rcgistrar of
£19 price is wanted for C hilian
philological studies, which for sixty years lins been
the quickening life of German education. Wolf is
Ss. (id. for wheat.
the Btipreme Court, deposed : Tint he produced the
the true author of modern cla si ul culture." How
p_tition of tho insolvent, also a deed of arrangement
liran keeps very firm at 2s. Gd.
The steamer Albion has brought good mail}' tho scholar fought his way upward* from indigence
for the benefit of creditors. The petition horo date
to comfort-, from seclusion to fame—how tho latter
the fjtti of May. It was presented to his Honor tho orders.
part of lii.3 life was a blighted existence—what was
Chief Justice on ilie Sth of May and tiled the g:ime
Auki.auih, Sfptembc-r 2!)
day. The insolvent appeared before the Supreme
Four men drowned from Aryits boat going off to his character, and who were his students and friends,
Court upon his p'-tiiion ou the. 23rd of May. The the Electric. The boat was smashed on the
are here related in a style which compels the reader to
rocks.
deed of arrangement was dated the Ist of Juno and The tug steamer Klear. -r went to the rescue. The Vinislt t\\e article i£ once l\o "begins it. Tho next is u
carefully-written and comprehensive article 011 Tho
execn'eil the 30ch of tha t month.
Oirnere /low claim falrm/c.
Wifliam Macgregor Hay, deposed, that he wis ail
The Government intend fo pay (ho civil servants Now Grid Minns und I'rics." The increased proarticled clerk to Mr. Jackson, solicit- r. Ho pvnduecil three months' arrears, anil increase salaries 5 per coat. duction of gold, tho great demand for it for new
of enterprise, tho opening of ncwmaikets
a deed of mo tgago between the prisoner and John
Government p.-tid £70 compensation for the loss schemes
now ureas of production through the facilities of
Hoop of a piece of hind for £f!0. It was dated the of tho At'yHs b-»at, and intend to
provide for the and
intercommunication, the enormous growth of trade,
'28th of June
widows and orphans of the drowned men.
and tho great rise in prices, are thoughtfully cjiiTho prisoner said lie had not given the morfgago
l-'lour firm. t-'aU-s of wheat yesterday at Bs. 101.
lered, and their several relations and effects are
to Mr. Hoop with the object of cheating his creditors.
Government received no replies from other colo- si
pointed out. It is ditlicult to find a pussago for exHo told Mr. Hoop that the mortgage was no use to nies in reference to the mail service.
which may give an idea of the drift of thearticlo.
him. He, the insolvent, understood that it was tho
CardwcH's despatch will be tabled staling that tract,
intention of the creditors to allow him to pay quar- Lord Stanley is prepared to consider oiler from any But as itincludes India as well as England in its survey,
it maybe deemedworth tho careful perusal of financiers,
terly. Mr. Hoop said he would never ask the in- colonial company for mail service instead of Penincapitalists, traders abroad as well as at homo
The
solvent for tho money until he was able to sular.
Tiueo Women of Letters," who form the subject of
pay it.
paper,
the
next
and
aro,
Baillio,
Lucy
Joanna
any
lest
should
bo
doubt
Aikin.
Wynn
said
there
Mr.
CURRENT LITERATURE
O irolino E. Cornwallis. The first and last receive
upon the matter, ho might be allowed to mention
most attention, tlie second only a passing but inter[Written for the Nkw Zealasd Herald.]
that the deed of arrangement was registered on tho
esting notico. Tho reminiscences are very pleasant,
15th of August, and the mortgage w,is executed on
(Continuedj
and a/lord opportunity for describing the religious
the sth of July.
London,
1365.
July,
convictions of lliese ladies, and their relation to the
Mr. J). Wilson, a iitcnomuson, deposed that ho
It so
Dhrrmu, or Three Phases of Locc (3 vols., 31s. Cd., world of letters. The paper thus concludes:
had dealings with the prisoner about tho end of .Val- under 31bs., Smith
very
Elder),
and
is
a
cleverly happens that tho three clever women with whoce
or the beginning of June. Tho witness had paid tho
writton novel. Tho heroino is born in Ceylon, comes memorials v;e have been occupying ourselves, take up
pii oner £75
to Knglund, mingles with English and French their position respectively in the three departments
S-rgeant Thomas Hvnes slid ho was a clerk in tho society,
becomes the subject of intrigue, discusses into which the genius of ages and the genius of indiMilitary Accountant's office. It wa* his duty to
and Romanism, falls in lovo with a viduals are said to bo alike distributable. Poetry,
Pantheism
check accounts, to obtain the signatures of porsons
who is on the eve of ordination, and Narrative, and Philosophy or Scimce, have been, by
young
priest,
who receivo money, also to ascertain the names ot marries him. Jintanglcments
of course
turns, the favorite forme of human thought eiuco men
persons having contracts, together with their periods But it is not a religious novel. Towardsfollow.
the began to think. In the present century they would
and rates. Tho prisoner hud a contract with tho
of the work Dharma thus describes tho
end
threo seem to have each come in for tlioir sharo in giving
Commissariat Department for erecting cesspools. Tho phase*
First, I have known the aflectionato the prevalent direction to the public taste. The qualcontract Hegun in April, 18G5, and would expire on
love and veneration of a child for a master ity of imagination was cortainly predominant in tho
tho 80th March, lSGfi. On the 12th July tho priso- and a friend whom I could not then under- days to which Joanna
Buillio properly belonged, th
£(>2,
being ono quarter's
ner received a cheque for
Afterwards I loved Algerine lit vers with days of tho great minstrels—of J-'cott, Bj run, Camppayment on account of the contract. Ho was paid stand.
Sotitliey. It was at History's shrine that l.ticy
all the passion of my passionate naturo Then I sufboil.
by an array draft
fered us intensely as I had loved, and out of the Allan paid her devotions, in company with, at howTho prisoner was committed for trial at the next
depths of suffering dawned a Jove for all who ever respectful a distance, llalhnn, Macintosh, Siscriminal sittings of tho Supremo Court.
suffer."
mondi. Philosophy claimed Carolina Cornivalb's as
81111' LOAFERS.
The Conscript (65., under lib., Smith and Co.), is a her own. The critical philosophy which the now imThomas Saville Wi« charged with being found on tale of tho French war of I*l3.
It is translated pulses of tho time h id brougu't from tlic German
board tho barque Maria Jitter, for it felonious pur- from the French, but does not bear marks of transla- Universities, and which is making its familiarhome
tion.
Tho description of the campaign, tho billets, in the minds of tho present goncration. All honor bo
pose.
Tho Captain, [Carl Korn, deposed that ho was in the marches, and the skirmishes is vory vivid. The to the triad .' They had neither of them cause to bo
ho
0)1
when
bed about ten o'clock
Thursday night,
privations the writer suffered, tho pity he mot with, ashamed of tho place assigned to their producheard a footstep just outside his berth. Ifo looked
of
the dangers he was exposed to, tho narrow escapes ho tions
contemporary
011
tho
shelves
tryout and saw the prison r in a kneeling altitude,
JUc was wounded in the loft literature.
had, are all well told.
With whatever differences of taste
ing to raisv the lid of his chest.
at Kaya, near Lul/.m, thence ho was re- or ability, they could, in their several ways,
shoulderTho prisoner piote.-le.l, with great volubility, that moved in tin ambulance t Leipzig.
He recovered, helped to vindicate woman's right to the franchise of
ho had made a mistake in the ship. That ho hud and re entered the ranks. Of tho battle-field lie the human intellect and have allbr.Ud man opporintended to go ab >urd the Kato, whose c tplain J,ad write?, "Ho did not laugh, nor Zebedc, nor I, nor tunity to show that tho old days of jealou-ly and
promised him a passage. It was not so late as ten tho others; but wo pressed on all tho same, and the derisive complaint are at an end. and that tho preo'clock.
officers incessantly repeated the ' Forward, forward.' tonsions of u jirceintse ridicule wnnhl bo as unnecesCertainly tho sary in this latter halt of t'i ,;ineteenth century as
His Worship ; Tt wai a mistake, I supposo, whon That is how men lose their heads!
ynu went- on board the Hella Marina some timo buck, love of our country animated us, but tho fightii-g were tt.o fantastic pedantries of La Maneha's knight
and stole a watch, for which you got twelve months frenzy was more ardent still." Koaders uf this among tho working-day realities of the age of CerAnother of tlioso excelhn"; pape s 0:1
imprisonment and hard labour for that mistake.
volumo will be glad to know what the writer has to vantes."
tho fighting Scandinavian and English History, as represented in
Tho prisoner, who seemed quito crestfallen at this say, what ho promises to tell, about
tho times of Harold Ilardradu, brings the chronicle
small piece of information, was ordored to find two frenzy" at Waterloo.
_hi Editor off tho Line; or, Wayside Musings and
down to the Norman Conquest, by William. Tho
sureties of £100 each, for his good behaviour for six
Reminiscences, is tlio title of a collection of very title of the present paper is, England and Norway
months.
Miall.
and
Mr.
agroeahlo
by
Edward
chatty
essays
AESATI.TI.NO A CONSTABLE.
in tho Eleventh Century." Edward tho Confessor,
A portion named Lloyd was charged with assaulting They were written for relaxation, and to»ethorform Earl Godwin, Tostig, Harold, nve tho loading chaof
while
execution
book
for
leisurehours.
in tho
Light-hcarto racters. As former papers have shown how tiaroid
a vory pteasmt
polico constable Murphy
this
his duty.
without being frivolous, thought without being dull, Ilnrdrada roso to powor and camo to England,
defendant,
being
said
thes'j
hard,
papers will not shows bow he fell at the ago ot' iifty-onc, was homo
forcible without
Mr. Wynii, who appeared for tho
his client would plead guilty, and opolo»iso lor tho as- only repay a transient porusul but may occupy some back lo Norway, and at lastliutied at Droutheim.
sault upon the po.ico constable, and throw hinißclf thoughtful hours. The titles of some of the papors On tho state of England iu the days of thoA Confessor,
largo part,
After tho Kain, tho followingremarks aro interesting :
upon the consideration of tho Coui t.
ar0—A Constitutional, Drizzle,
Tho Commissi >ner of Police said, that when tho Flowers, Tho Humours and Grotesque in Nature, of tho lowest olasses were slaves. Every lreemau
seveial, and
had
owner
of
land
seems
have
custody
Folk's
Old
Roadside
Advenand
Faces,
Boys,
tho
was
ill
to
constable,
Tom,
assaulted
he
Our
prisoner
though the Church, with a perseveranco which does
for assaulting another person. That person was t»o ture, Beggars and their Congener.", .ic.
duty of
Mossrs. Longman Co. have just published a thick it all honour, was incessant in preaching the
ill to attend. It would bo requisite to know whother
vol. (IRs.) on I'ancotiver Island and British Columbia, manumission, and though tho wills aro full of bequests
or not ho was out of dange. -.
thralls,
their
by
part
written
of
to
freedom',
being
Prospects;
detained
tho
freemen
objected
History,
tho
and
011
Resources,
prisoner
their
of
Mr. Wynn
to
ot these injunctions and bequests
upon a matter which was in no way before tho Court. Matthew Maolie, F. K.O S,, for live years resident in tho very frequency
"a
still
largo
is
how
tho
were
give
community
sentenced
author's
fulland
class
of
or
in
£5,
Victoria,
objoct
proves
fined
dofault
The
V.I.
Tho prisoner was
Io
classified information on all the topics of interest unl'ree. For tho rest, except whin war wa ted
to two months' imprisonment with hard labour.
with theso new and rising colonies. He them, tho people, free and bond alike, weie probably
coimecled
IIODDEHY WITH VIOLENCE.
happy enough. England was tho land of corn and
de- professes to give a moro extended and comprehensive
Isaac liobinson, who admitted that, ho was acomand
good arms, of
account of tlio condition and prospects of the country ale, of fine clothes,
from
the
40th regiment, was charged with
serter
I'hero
of his predecessors have done His vessels of silver, and vessels of gold.
ail
any
or
than
and
mitting a robbery with violence, in tho house
abundance,
iu
and
many a goldin
the
and
his
was
church
lengthened
acquaintplato
residonce
country,
front the person of Adam Chisholm.a settler at Waibranch of local giltcd sword or axe, with brass inlaid with silver,
representing
ance
with
persons
every
barrelled
heki. The articles stolen were one single
onterprise.all'ordhimspeeial advantages for tho tusklio many a goldon bowl, and many a" massive highlygun, value £ii; two double barrelled pistols, value has
wroughtclrinking-horn is bequeathed by tho Angloundertaken. In addition to tlio most, recent parMl; £14 in money ; powder llaak and other articles. ticulars
attainable respecting the geography, geology, Saxon wills. The feeling that remains on th>>- mind
Mr. Wynn appeared for the prosccntion.
reading tho rich store of wills, and deeds and
of
country,
of
the
a
mass
aftor
lauiu,
politics
and
flora,
Charles Vining deposed, that he was in the employ- statistics is presented bearing on commerce, agricul- chatters that have beon scared, is that though tho
ment of the prosecutor on the 2nd of September last, ture, c-iiil, gold, timber, and fisheries. Ono chapter state of society was what wo should cull rude, it was
as was also the prisoner. On that day, the prisonor refers
to the region between Canuda. and tho Kooky not nearly so wretched as it must have been in
had been sent after cattlo by the prosecutor and he Mountans,
and tho remarkable facilities it offers for Norman times. Tho danger of all classes rather was
any. Thoro
returned saying that ho could not find
life, manners, that they should sink church and throne and peop'o
and settlement; another is devoted to the
was an alternation between the prosecutor
customs,
and
traditions of tho aborigines ; another to alike into sottiskness and duluess, for 011 tho whole
the- prisoner. The prisoner took up this stick, skotchea of colonial society.
tho .Anglo-Saxons were a slow, sluggieh people in
produced
very formidable looking
a
I
—
"
cert,
•
"
"
|
[
,
"
~
"
|
?
for 1864, just issued by "MYs?v>.
'he Confessor's time. Tho constantDanish
Rivington, is an improvement on list year's v >|. Edward
Wiri und actual Danish settlements had
greatly
The new vol. ofBohns'lllustrated Library, pu> lished -haltered
national fo< limr, the church was too
bv Messrs. 801 l aid finely, is a revised and enla-grd fond ot th''irfind
case,
thought too little of its duties', tho
edition of Professor Cruik's ' Pursuit of Knowledge lviiig was
week and hildish, and few of the great
■
under Difficulties:' The 4th toI. of the [leoplos
o! P llro • Saxon blood.
?
England in
edition of ' Merivale's History of the Romans under kdward
Ter
i?i
s time was rife for reform or revolution." A
the Empire,' brings the history down to the death of writer
on tho State and Prospc ti of Italy," regards
Augustus, and concludes with a masterly sketch of the latter very favourably.
He thinks 'that not a
the Btate of the Soman Empire in its unity at the Ultlo
will be gar ed by the removal of the Seat of
date of the Pax Jiomana ; univeisal tranquility. Thi
overnment to l'lorence, in tho diminution thereby
Royal medals for the encourageineet of geographic 1 ot
ocal influences, that the Italians
both
l ieJinontese
science and discovery, entrusted to the Hoval 111 Koine
and out of it are beginning to see
that it is
Geographical Society, have this year been awarded not absolutely nucessary for Italian unity
that
Roma
to Captain Montagnmerie, for his extensive and should be the metropolis;
but that it'is far mora
elaborate survey of North-Westorn India and the important thai, tho 1< leneli troops should
Ivaralcoran range; and to Mr. Saaiuel Baker, for his trom the very ne.rt of the country. be withdrawn
The financial
explorations in Interior Africa. A testimonial, value affairs or tho relations to the
are serious
£'10, has also been been awarded to Dr. Yamberg for matters to be settle,!, but the soberPapacy
and practihis adventuerous trave's in Turkistan. The prize cal instinct hitherto displayed by sense
the
people giva
offered by Lord Palmerston, as Lord H cctov of Glasgow prorn:s> of a suecesstul settlement.
Con,hill is rather heavy.
Un vcrsity, on the
Influenco of Party on the
Armadale" is excitingr
Development of tho British Constitution," has been enough
inly.
Wives and Daughters" keep!
gained by Mr. James Moffat, Calderbank, Airdrie. up well. "How we did
Mont
13bmc" i, Hfjr;R btly
Mr. Moffat is also facile priiiccps in English language on a hackneyed theme,
but the other plcccs are not
and literature, and philosophy, this year. Lord
r.v inviting.
A ten short extracts may,
Derby's translation of Homer's Iliad has reached a bo culled. The paper on Confession" is bn however
the legal
5tU edition. Tho Book Society (of Paternoster aspects of confession of crime, and the
propriety of
How) are issuing what is termed "a marvel of making amendments in the law, or in the administraliterature." This is no other than a complete copy tion of it "It it were necessary in these dayß to
Bunyam's Pilgram's Progress," for one penny. It controvert the general policy of all spccioa of
torture
will contain every word, with Scripture references, a having confession for their object, it might bo enough
momoir of the author, and a frontispiece of John to refer to tho account of the trial of Fenton for tho
Bunyan in prison. The first edition is said to bo a murder of the Duke of Buckingham. The Bishop
million copies, anil not fewer than 100 are supplied of London is related to have said to him at his trial,
at a time.
The object of the Society in ' If you will not confess, you must go to the rack.'
producing this marvellously cheap book is eiid Tho prisoner replied,' If it must bo so, I know not
to
be
to supply every
Stindsy scholar whom I may accuse in the extremity of 1117 torture
throughout the land with this undying work. Messrs. Bishop laud, perhaps, or any other lord at
this
.larrold have just published a new ba-lad by Mrs board.' ' Sound sense,'observed Sir il chael
Foster
Sewell, the till© ia u The Lost Child/* a ballad lor ' its tho mouth
an enthsiast and a ruffian.' ' I>rofathers and mothers—for twopenco. 388,000 of vincialism' is regarded as a decaying element of social
"Mother's Last Worcjs" Lave been sold, this will [life. ' Provincialism may be defined as the
doubtless also have an extensive circulation. Tho part of cockneyism,—as the cockneyism of counterlesson is much needed, true to life, but very painful. towns, for every city has its own cockneys. country
There
An illustrated edition of Sam Slick, the Clock- are Liverpool, Manchester, Edinburgh, and Dublin
maker," with notes by the authors, will bo published cockneys, just as London produces the typical breed
in the autumn. The people's edition of Mills' from which they all derive the name. Tho local
man,
Principles of Political Economy,with some of their Apthe man whose whole prejudices are bred in
by
plications to Social Philosophy," (ss, Lonsmnn), is not the place, and who men uro3 orerthinjf by thehim
place's
an abridgment, but is identical in matter with tho standard, is and must ever he a c :ckney, whether he
6th edition, in 2 vols, (30s), just) issued, Most of tho lives in London, Boston, Mew York, Rome, or Conquotations in foreign languages have been translated stantinople.'
The essent'al fo itures of this localism
into English. It 13 printed in double columns are pointed out-, but influences are at
similar to other people's edition*. "Under the title of whv-U wilt surely make it. whether as work
cocfcHeads and Hands of Labour," Dr. W. G. Blailrie neijism or provincialism, a thing of the past.
lias published a very interesting and suggestive
Warton," tho licm-end Thomas Warton,
volume on tho relations betweon employers and cm8.D., Fellow of Trinity College, Oxford, was a pepuployed. The work is chiefly descriptive of the lav antiquary, scholar, and bun vivant of more
than a
author's visits to some of the best mannged work- century ago. 11is memory has been embalmed
by
shops and manufactories in England, .Scotland and the h'ev. G. Gilfiii'an and li Afant, Hf. K.; and
from
1" ranee ; but the aim of tho w>>rk is to shew from
their records the present article is compiled. A« a
these oxamples, not only what has, but what mav be traditional brick," this kindly notice of him will be
done by employers to promote tho welfare of their welcomed by Winchester boys and Trinity men.
workpeople, and to establish a good feding between
Halph Grueby's Ghost" is the titlo 0f a tame story.
idoc.j'and tho k'ansous" is a brief unveiling of
the two classes. Messrs. T.ongman and Co. have
issued their second volume of their series of hand one aspect of criminal life and death in Paris;—for
books for tho study of Sanskrit, edited by Professor Vidocq is a spy, and tho Sansous (father and son)
Max Muller.
It contains tho 2nd, 3rd and U\\ are tho executioners at tho guillotine.
The Engliah
Books of the Hilopadcsu, (7s fid.) A valuable book Drama during tho reigns of "Eliiaheth and James,"
for those who work with their brains, is Pr. Brigami some verses To
fill up the number.
The t+o tales in MacmiUun proceed well. Ia a
lnim on "Menial Exertion in relation to Health,"
originally published in America, it is reprinted under paper on Women and the Fine Arts," by F. T.
the editorship of Dr. Arthur Loured, senior physician Palgrave
the principal points that it 19 desired to
prove, it to illustra'e, are—l. Tliat in the Fine
to tho Great Northern Hospital, and with an ml iitioll.ll chapter by him on Indigestion in Literary Arts women liave hitherto almost entirely failed to
mon. It is published by Hotten.
reach high or lasting success; 2. That it is altogether
Tho writer of a biographical article in the Korfh premature to decido whether women are not intended
British llcview, on "Fricdiich August Wolf," thus for such succe.-s by natural organisation until they
ntroduces his subject:—"F A. Wolf is known to have, for a sutli ient period. received intellectual
us in this country, if at all, in connection with a cer- "advantages equal to tho,-e received by men ; 3. That
tain theory of the origin of the Homeric poems. He their own success is the re :ult not of external circumwas
I
"hite
5
The Annual R'gistcr
,
some 1000 or
to a ton and a half,
|
v.iVnt
j
1200 blows, each
To tho Editor of the New Zealand Heii vi.D
are given before
Siii,—T observe in your isme of the Iltli instant,
goes off. The looker on can see the that amongst your notes from Wellington it is stilted
that the Ministry mudo nn otter to tho Superintendent
with which the shaft was bound round at
nrst, which while it
bundle of sticks, disappear under each
™i.
satisfied home "Auckland
v
of this mighty hammer into men was not satisfactory to others. "Jl r H.
txralmm
was himself willing to have closed with the
the
substance
ot
t.ie iron
and into
other,
each
oiler, this is a mistake, as I refused tho Got eminent
beneath. VV hen this hasarebeen accom- arrangement
to pay lis. Gd. per acre on all land sold.
put round Ihe
set of iron rods
"v-hed i new hammered
whole matter was referred to tho House, and at
sledges
bv
the
of
half1 shaft <llu into the
tho proper time tho correspondence will
appear.
baud
and
the
workmen
.'iron
a-dozen
I am, &c.,
thrust into the great heap of
1 ole is once more
Graham.
K.
same
undergo
the
of
process
flame to
s
once au hour, for
f- rcottiii'*" as
lo tho Uditor of tho
Uijkaii).
Zkala.nl>
Xkw
working
the
Meanwhile
day.
hou? in
rverv
lll > —Here I slum], and
ot wheels m the ceil,
have been growing f"r
n tric:ite arrangement
you for the last 100 years, and am now in
•
full pernnd wheels iu the flooring, wheels no bigger fection. and
what
do
I
Why, you say I
be
found
credit
can
a
lady's
that
act?
in
tinvest
am not fit for making your wharf, and instead of
'n.j tn ;nneup to the traditional fifthwheelofa
using me, you send to llohart Town for timbe not
some with great speed, some so good
locomotive go. motion,
us I would prove to he. It is unjust to mo
some slow, some curviligraduated
and t > the country wherein T grow.
wi'th
"gome straight. and the steam planes course
Query, What is better for such
purposes a-, wharves,
though
verity
forward
Szc., as heart ot kauri for pi inks, and totara or teobackward andsome law asot lite. in lhe they
man treo for piles
Why send cur inonev to Hobart
contained
imagination whose contempla- Iown
mu«t ha ve
hearts of the
I am, -Src.,
tion ennnot carry hun into the
Kauiii Thee.
mighty men aud "the mighty works that have
W fide, October 13th, 1865.
From these workshops
been dono in our time.which
given
has
such
a
co forth the spirit
precise to our race aud dignity_ to human
"OLIVER CROMWELL" AND CHURCH
almost feels iuclined to
nature itself. One
MUSIC.
canon, Intende
repeat the words of the Latin
(To tho Editor of tho New Zealand lleeald.)
prosptre procede ei regna.
•c i r, —As I see I am accused in a letter, in the
—A vessel is Herald of this morning, of oxcltiding my congregaTkaJ'fobt Offick (Texdbh).
tion
from joining in tho offering of praise in the
Commissariat
to
tons,
about
90
take
required of
Church service, I beg to state that at tho. introducof the present Soldier's Hymn Book (the only
itores to Tauranga.
tion
Waitaskbbi UisTßicr. —hatepaycrs are re- one I was able to provide), I supplied copies, not
quired to psv their rates to Mr. Hazlett, only fo tho choir, but to tho congregation gtatis.
collector, from the 16th to 21st iust., between These books the latter took away from tho pews, but
forgot to roturn them, hence our present dearth of
12 and one o'clock.
q P Xke members of tins fraternity are hymn bocks, which I am unable to remedy at the
moment, owing to the work being published in
r-ifluested to take notice that a summons
Taeetins will be held at the Lodge Room, England. Tho difficulty however, has not oscaped
my notice, as Oliver Cromwell" supposes, and I
evening.
Waitemata Hotel, ou Monday
long to remedy it. Tho New Zealand
Waitemata Steam Fekky Comi-any.—The hope before
flymn Book is too expetisivo for soldiers, and I feel
having
retarded
the
refit
of
the
bid weather
my people would not like to return to Tate and
Waitemata. the North Shore Ferry will be per-, 'sure
Brady.
formed to-day by rowing boats.
In conclvisionT would simply ob?ervo, first, that
Mining
Company
Gold
Cosomaxpel
clergyman cannot justly be
of deluding
in this company, or. which ahis congregation from joining accused
iLiviteiv. —Shares
in a service of praiso
calls remain unpaid, will be forfeited unless the who supplies them with hymn books gratis; and,
calls are paid on or before the "20th of October. secondly, that such an accusation comes with the
Sr. Matthew's Chukcii. A rehearsal of worst possible taste from one, who according to his
•acred music will take place at this Church on own statement, knows the circumstances of tho case,
and has been, and still is, a member of tho congreThursday evening next, at 7 p.m.
Tks Late Mk. A. B. Calvert.—Persons gation.
the
of
this
estate
I am. &c.,
gentleman
baring claims upon
J. A. Baviey,
(deceased) are requested to send their accounts
Chaplain to the Forces.
to Messrs. C. Melisopp and T. Norrie, Papa3rd.
Parnt-11,
October
kura.
Prims Biefsteak —There is some consolaTo tho TSditor of the New Zealand Hekat.d.
tion in knowing that this succulent article is to
be obtained to-day.in Sliortland Crescent, at (3d.
Sin, —Being u"der tho impression that I am tho
and 7J. the lb.: lamb. s>. a quarter; pork, Sd. person referred to in a paragraph of your pnpi r of
this d*!e headed
per lb.: and mutton 6\d. per lb.
Wangarei a Militia District," I
Mr. F. J. Eaton.—All claims against this beg most emphatically to deny the, statement therein
contained, to the effect that 1 havo lately arrived iu
gentleman will be /orwxirded to him for payWellington with Government instrucment if left at Messrs. Lavers, seed merchant's, Auckland from
tions. lamqute at a loss to understand how- such
Durham-street, Auckland, to whom persons inreport
debted to Mr. Eaton, are requested to discharge a mischievous of could have originated, and it is
much surprise 'hat it should have
to me a mutter
their liabilities.
of
Mbssbs. Jones and Co. will sell to-day been circulated to tho apublic through the medium
your
paper
proper investigation as to its
without
a large quantity of beef, pork, potatoes, flour, "truth.
groceries, wines, spirits, and ales, furniture, enI am, &c.,
gravings, sewing-machine (in working order), a
F. B. Cnrrs.
quantity of goods from the King of Italy, and
Army and Navy Hotel,
sundries.
Auckland, 13th October, ISGS.
Mkssbs. C. Stichbcby axi) Son will hold
[We are only too glad to learn that flie report
their usual weekly sail of potatoes, plants, sugar, which reached us is. as far as Captain F. B. G-ipps is
tea, candles, soap, wines, bottled ale, porter, concerned, incorrect. Such a rep it, however, boing
oilmen's stores, and sundries, sundry furniture, ill existence, it was our duty to draw attention to it.
We gave no authenticity to tho statement, but simply
and a fiddle.
Hoeitika.—lt will be some little encourage- alluded to it as a report. In doing so we have
ment to our shippers and skippers to know that enabled Captain Gipps ti remove an impression uiithe Excelsior has arrived safely at Hokitika, f.vourableto him-elf which had by some mistalt it
being put across the bar in first-rate style, dis- would appear, gotabroad —Ed. y.Z.lf.]
charged her cargo in good condition, and waa
lying at the Hokitika wharf ready to return,
To the Editor of the New Zealand Herald.
the Prince Alfredleft Hokitika on Monday last,
Sin, —You must pardon me for again tresp.i«ir.g
3nd has encountered a stifT head-wind on her
the columns of your valuable paper, but feeling
passage up. Slie brings no confirmation of the upen
that I have been unjustly dealt with hy tlw City
reported misfortune of the Kifleman, neither does Board of Commissioners,*! think that in justice to
she bring mail or paper from Hokitika, but myself is vrell a- the men who kindly came forward
merely the report that gold was plentiful, and as my securities, to lay before the ratepayers of the
every one well satisfied.
City-of Auckland a few fucti, that have since c unn
Mb. Alfred Bccklaxd will sell to-day, a to my knowledge, connected with the letting of the
spring cart-horse and harness, and allotment at stone-breaking machine at Mount Edon.
my
I have since been informed that alth
Wangarei of 40 acres, and draughthorse, dray
aid harness, 2 staunch draught horses, two tender was the lowest, that the City Hoard entertained
express waggons, an American buggy, -1 spring the opinion that it was not in fact my tender at all,
carts, a pagnall cart; also, 1 ton IS. elson potatoes, but that of Stevenson, Stewart, Bainbridge, and
Company, nnd that had there not been a tender
c. brood mare (heavy draught) 50 sacks maize.
than tha" of Mr. Bainbridge, Gs. 10d., that I
ITbssbs. Habbis i>'D Tukkee will sell, to- lower
should have given place to Mr. 8., so as to be enbeef,
large
quantity
of
bacon,
tea, sugar,
day. a
participate with them in the extra profits
abled
to
cheese, coffee, butter, potatoes, and furniture.
necessarily accruing from the a ove-st ited underhand
llesses. Aethcb & Sox will sell to-day, a piece of business
quantity of maize, potatoes, beef, and other
To the xbov? I give the mo t emphatic denial, and
provisions ; also a quantity of furniture.
T have no hesitation in saying, that those men would
if esses. Ho'teb .otd Co. will sell to-day, be willing to come forward at any time nnd bear me
50 small farms (from five to ten acres), on the out. in what I here assert.
Otabuhu and Howick road, 4 artillery horses,
That my tender ought, in justico to the ratepayers,
25 dlotment: of land on the Mount Smart and to ha-.-e "been accepted, must be patent to every one,
Otshohu roads, 4 allotments in Onehunga, no ol)jecti^>ri, that I ain awaro of, having been
to my securities (men of standing in the colony),
hiring 33 feet frontage to Cardwell-street, depth as addition
to "which £200 deposit in the hands of the
102 feet; 7 cavt-horses, a horse-gig and harness, n
City Boar J, was offered to bo made by me, as a still
3 light horses, 60 horses, medium and heavy
gua'antee
further
llmt I would o irry out the work.
draught hacks, and light harness.
I was both in a position and willing to carry
Jlessks. Hidings and Dowdex will sell to outThat
mv contract. I mu«t here assert, and publicly
day, a large quantity of provisions, furniture, thank those gentlemen who so kindly cume forward
good household clothing, sundries.
as my sicuriti«-s, feeling that a siur bus been cast
His Honor Sir George Alfred Arney, Chief upon the:n, and will conclude my remarks by simply
Justice, ha. admitted William Carey, Esq., to asking the ratepayers whether if the work could be
be a barrister of the Supreme Court of A' ew performed for6iod per yard, the City Board havo
Zealand. Mr. Carey was admitted a barrister done right in paying 6- B<l for the same ? Is it right
of the Supreme Court of New South Wales, in that the ratepayers should be mulcted in a sum of
annum, as was the case at the last meeting
December 1856. His Honor has also been £200 per
it might hare been saved to them,
pleased to admit the following gentlemen to be of the board, when
thereby rendered a little more passtreets
and
the
solicitors of the Supreme Court of New Zealand ■ Edwin Macdonald, Esq., and Edwin able than they have of late been.
Yours, Ac.,
Hesketh, Esq. Mr. Macdonald was admitted
Peter Stbwaht.
an attorney of the Superior Courts at WestminAuckland, October 11th, 1860.
ster, in 1856. Mr. Hesketh served the greater
part of his clerkship with the late Wm. Bracey,
Esq., of Auckland, and the remaining portion PETER STEWART AND THE CITY BOARD.
witli the Crown Solicitor, the late Frederick W.
To the JCditor of the New Zealand Hehalh.
ilerriman, Esq. • These gentlemen were all exgnt,— I wish to offer 11 few remarks in reference to
amined by his Honor last iveek, and have passed a letter which appeared in your paper of this day's
The writer is disapthe necessary examinations required by the date, signed Peter Stewart
Law Practitioners' Act, 1861," in a manner to pointed, and, to use a vulgar term, very riled,"
elicit the marked approbation of the Chief that the Board passed his tender for working the
htonebreaker, and accepted that of a man in whom
Justice.
Literary Association.—The usual fort- they have confidence. He calls the attention of tho
to the manner in which public money is
ratepayers
nightly meeting of the abo re Association was
difference between
held on Thursday evening last, in the Vestry of squandered by tho Board. Tho
tender and Mr. Stewart's is threepence
acccpted
tho
St. Jamts's Presbyterian Church. WeilingtonM'Lod
Mr.
is an engineer, and well
per vard.
strtet, (Mr. Morton in the chair), when a paper known
as a very old resiuent in Auckland. He has
*&s read by Mr. 11. Laisliley, jufl., on
The the confidence of tho City Hoard, from tho fact of
Literary Men of the Day." Among the great his having worked tli3 stonebreukor in a satisfactory
Dumber of authors and writers referred to, the manner ever since its erection. Mr. Stewart, on tho
essayist dwelt more particularly on the names other hand, is unknown otherwise than as a carter
and works of Dickens, Buhver, Tennyson, R. in the employ of Mr- Bainbridgo. It does not apmachinery,
Macaulay,Carlyle,&c. as being .Representative pear that, lie knows anything whatever ofstonebreaker
Men in the distinctive divisions of literature to and if under his management the
his
the Board
horses,
fate
as
of
most
they respectively belong. Incidental shared Hie S'imc
to provide a new one—where then
sllusion was also made to some of the Conti- would Boon have
£156
to
save
to tho
proposed
that
ho
and Transatlantic literary celebrities. would be tho Tho chauces are that to save this sum
"e paper was
throughout interesting and in- ratepayers
city
it
cost
tho
might
£1500
as Mr.Stewart proposes,
structive—betokening careful analysis, exten- for
now machinery ; besides, should any accident
sive acquaintance with British literature, and the
happen, and a stoppftgo take place only for repairs,
possession of
considerable literary ability on the hand-broken metal would have to bo provided in tho
part of Mr. Laishley ; and in every way merited meantime, and would cost an additional 2s. per yard.
the complimentary references which were This, in all conseience, would certainly bo a pennymade to it in the discussion which en- wiio' and pound-foolish policy. What would the
dued. On the next night of meeting (26th public then f-ay ti tho City Boatd for selecting
mst.,) the question for discussion will be the such a contractor
comparative merits of the Monarchical or HcPeter Stewart sr.ys —"Four tendors wero Eelected
publican form of Government.
from which to choose a person competent to underout of thi work" this own words).
i eofkssor
Jacobs.
This accomplished take tho carrying
pretend that he is a com>izard repeated his performance last evening Does he for ono Pmoment with
regard to these tenpetent" person and,
o a full bouse. The
programme was the same ders, will he deny that two at least of thorn
the previous evening, the weather and the
they
were in the tamo
himself?
from
resnonsive applause were more encouraging, came
handwriting- I would hfg also to remind Mr.
W
zard was all smiles. The programme Stewart of his procc'dings in regard to tho
\
"•n performed to-night for the last time. City
Board contract for carting last year, when
\v e
that these tricks" are certainly tho" threo lowest tenders also emanated from one
tnost estraordinca'y and unaccountable. Those fource, the two lowest tenderers withdiew their ten0
surprise affords a sensation, should ders in favor of the third, and ono of those withdrawn
Stewart's, who would doubtless
'ertainly Bee them.
was this same Mr. P.
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Ma*
Poultry of all kinds on hand.
defined for out and homeward voyages, but also
chines, with the Lateßt Improvements.
COMMISSION AND FORWARDING
suitable for the various seasons, and the period of
Patent Harness, Copper-fastenc.i.
time is given in days, based on the most recent
N.B.—Families
waited upon for orders, and meat
Fine Pale English Malt.
AGENT, &c.
delivered in Town or Suburbs daily.
reports from log-booka; also, all the existing and
M.
T.
projected lines, telegraph, and submarino telegraphs,
CLAYTON.
FISHER & CO.,
THE BEACH, ONEHUNGA.
and railways serving international traffic.
Queon-street,
Office Over the P.N.Z. Royal Mail Company's
Tho drifts are distinctly defined from the currents
Corner of Durham-street
Office.
as well as the seas of Sargasso seaweed and kelp.
OODS
CARTED
and
to
daily
from
Auckland
The Polor Seas, iceberg", and the limits of drifting
Queen-streot,
and Shipped as per address.
UNDERSIGNED have ON
ice in the various seasons; also, the most important
Auckland.
30 doz. Haymes's long-handled shovels
soundings to the limit of -00 fathoms depth.
The cutter ' Betsey' will continue in the Waiuku
40 kegs Navy biscuits
Embodying all the observations of the 'Novara' trade, and run
twico a week, weather permitting.
PICTURE
2 cases saddles
Expedition in an easterly direction, and of the
Orders loft at the store as above, or in Auckland,
Swedish frigate ' Eugenie' in a westerly direction,
40 boxes McDouga. L's pipes
CTU
PI
E
E
FRAMES!!!
10 hhds and 10 qr-casks pale and dark brandy
this Chart is at present unsurpassed by any other, at Messrs. Combes & Daisy's, will receive prompt
and ought to be in every Counting-house, and the attention.
6 hhds rum
Cape port and sherry
companion of every Commander if a Ship.
Constantia
PHOTOGRAPHS, OIL
NOTICE
OF
REMOVAL.
Brandy in cases
Pkice
Two Guineas.
and cheese
Bacon
PAINTINGS,
DRAWINGS,
surgeon dentist, ha„ reDried fruit
DELATTRE,
&e.,
moved to PRINCES STREET, next to
&c.,
&c.
&c.,
&c.,
&e.
the Masonic Hotel.
Queen-street,
Fbamed in the Best and Cheapest Stylbs.
ISUERA <fe DE HIRSCH,
And of any Bookseller in Auckland.
Fort-street.
ARMY AND NAVY HOTEL.
&
B.
EITTENBEB&
CO.,
CO.,
MESSES. BELIAIRS AND
GREAT BARTtIER QRAtfITE.
HUEEI-STIIEET junction.
(Picturo Fraino Manufactory,)
LAND AND ENGINEERING SURVEYORS
visiting
AUCKLAND
find
AND ARCHITECTS,
will
received for this Superior STONE by
VICTORIA-STREET,
SUPJ3RIOB ACCOMMODATION.
A. Eoahdman, Agent and Accountant, Canada
H»ar the Post Office, Princes-street.
BENJN. C. HAYL^S.
Aucklaud.
Buildings.
2
2
„
#
...
HAVING
RESPECTFULLY
L-
I
ECONOMY 12* FUEL.
110
Meet the requirements of the increasing popu- ■**&'
CARRIAGES FOE EVENING- PARTIES.
afion of Freeman's Bay sod vicinity, tho
iJp4owigned have opened a Coal Yard, adjoining 'He
aiVH and are b\ipp\Ymg the best Coals at reasonable
TO BE HAD AT THE BAZAAR YAXDS,
prices, in any quantity fo suit
delivered
CARRIAGES for Dinner Parties in bags or otherwise, to anv partpurchasers,
of ;own or suburbs.
or Balls,
Orders left at house, Hobson-strcet, near Victoriad
m
-P art J in the City, los. street, will receive attention, or fit Freeman's Bay
lard.
July 2nd, 1866.
iTAS. GRAY SOPPET & SON,
FM-OLABS
BaU° -o"
r
1
BE
the
I'|j
As an opportunity is now afforded of obtaining
in
gome of the most'popular Works of the Day,
!
High-Street,
G S to inform liis CUSTOMERS and the
PUBLIC that, notwithstanding the GREAT
INCREASE in DUTY, he is prepared to Sell at
ths following Prices for CASH:
Colony.
I
OLDHAM,
STANDARD WUKKS, NEW BOOKS,
And New Editions, ever before imported into
''V
|
JAMES
HAMER,
Photagraphed, and on Sale at
i
PEICES".
—
|
to the Bet
NIGHT,
:
AT
BRANDY
ADDRESS,
LAST
PRESENTEDTHOMAS
E-EGS
|
WINES AND SPIRITS,
LOW
ARCHITECTS, SURVEYORS, AND CIVIL
ENGINEERS,
Heunessy's,
SMALL PROFITS & QUICK RETURNS.
—in rase and bulk
MarteH's Cliainpagna, Vineyard Proprietors' ELDON CHAMBERS SIIORi'LAND STREET.
(Three-dagger and Yinegrowers')
CHOICE ASSOKTMENT
"1 ,|TR. T. B. CAMKUON" begs to announce to his
RUM—Finest Jamaica, and West India
OF
friends and the public that for the purpose of
IYL
WHISKEY—in case and bulk
enabling him to devote tnon: time to the supervision
SPUING & SUMMER GOODS.
GIN—HOLLANDS, and OLD TOM
of all works entrusted to Irim, he has taken into
partnership Mr. A. W. BURItU\VS, ami the business
CURACOA
i■[ future will be carried on a* AnJjit-eU, Surveyors,
PLUMMER & FLETCHER,
WlNES—Sherries, of various shippers, in butts, and Civil Enjii'ieers, in El.ion Chambers (Mr. Ratjust received a largo assortment of
lihds., qr.-casks, and bottle
tray's New Building?), ShortUtiii-streec.
Goods, and Clothing
General .Drapery,
AMONTILLADO, Manzanilla, &c.
for the present season, have marked off everything
PORTS—in pipes, liluU., and qr.-casks, and old
NOTICE.
at sueh low prices as m ;st effect a speedy clearance.
bottled
A few Fancv Dress Goods, slightly damaged, 3id.,
A. BO ARDM AN,
CHAMPAGNE—Moet's, Perrier, Jouet's, and
10id., is. 3 1.
other well-known brands, in quarts and
CARRIER COMPANY,
Fancy and Chene Mohairs, Is., Is. -tjd., Is.
Plain
TO
AGEN'T
THE GUE.IT
pints
Bd.
TNTIM \TES that he has
Glaco T.ustro, la. 3Jd. to 2s.
New
Buff
MOSELLE—HOCK, Sparkling and Still
COMMENCKO BUSINESS
New Genappes, Is. Bd.
AS AN"
SAUTERNE—BURGUNDY, RED POMAKD
Cheek Llama, Is. 5 J., Ib. 9d.
Plain
and
CHAMBERTIN, and HERMITAGE
ACCOUNTANT.
Coloured Coburgs and French Twill, IOJd., Is.
CLARETS—Laiitte, Leovil, &c.
3d., is. 6d.
Books posted and balancd, Partnership Accounts
Black Cobourga, Alpaccas, and French Twills,
AUSTRALIAN WlNES—Cawarra Hock, and adjusted. Arbitration Cases, and every description of
Is.
3d., Ss 6d., Is. 10d.
Wliite
Claret, and Irrawang
Accountant's Work attended to with economy and
Black French "Merinos, 3s. 9d., 4s. 3d.
despatch.
CAPE PORTS and SHERRIES
fast colours, Sid., IOJd , Is. 2d
Prints,
A. B. has had many years' experience as AcCrinolines, very cheap, full size, 4s. 6d., si. 6d.,
ORANGE BITTERS, &c., &c.
countant to fir-t cUss firm? of varied business, ana
9s. 6d., 12s. 6d.
Auditor to public companies, and is thvrufore con
Stays and Corsets, 3s. 6d , ss. 6d., 7s. 6d.
BULK ALE—Pale and No. 3—London and versant with every kind of Mercantile Book-keeping
ladies'
White Petticoats and Under-clothing
Colonial Company's Brand
and nccounts.
Parasols, 3s. 1 Id., ss. Gd., Ss. fid.
Office : Canada Buildings.
BOTTLED BEER—Tennant'a Ale
Ditt extra large size, 10s. Gd., worth 12s. 6d.
Allsopp's Ale and Stout, bottled
Silk Umbrellas, 135., Gd , 165., 21s.
by Friend
nuarts
GEORGE W. FOWLER,
Byass's Ale and Stout
CLOTHING.
• ,
AGENT TJ THE
London and Colonial Company's
Tweed Suits, 45b , 555., 70s.
Victoria brand
Tweed
Ss. 6d , 13s. 6d., 18s. 6d
Trousers,
AW
I
L
L
THAMES
S
COMPANY.
M
Whitbread's Stout, bottled by
Black Satara Suite, 70s.
Richardson and Co.
Black Trousers, 16-., 18s., 225.
F. beg' to inform Builders and Carpenters
Black and Coloured Vests
MALT and HOPS
that lie has been appuinted
to the
Moleskin Trousers
above Compn.'iv, and that any order he may be
IRON TANKS
Bedford Cord Trousers, 17s. 9d., 225. 6d.
with will be execute) promptly, having an
favoured
and
0.
Manilla
M.
SUGARS—Mauritius Crystals,
Worsted, Union Cord, 14s. lid.
assorted stock of timber on the Custom-house-street
Crimean Shirts, 4s lid , 5?. 9d., 6s. lid., 9s. 6d.
COFFEE—Manilla
Wharf.
Crimean Shirts, made expressly for Hokitika, 9s.
cut
longth
N.B.—Timber
order
any
to
in
to 32
TEAS—Superior Congous, ex ' Maury ' and 'E.
61., 13s. fid , 18s 6d.
feet.
Shun'
Scotch Twill Shirts, 2s. lid., 4s. 6d.
ClCAßS—Havannah-shaped Manillas
Blue Serge Shirts, all n-jol, Ss. 6d., 9s. 6d.
OLD ESTABLISHED
Cotton, Merino and Worsted Socks
SOAP and CANDLES—London Soap, and Price's
• No.
Braces, Belts, Caps, See.
1 Belmout Candles
CONFECTIONERY ESTABLISHMENT
SARDINES—in halves and quarters
RE-OPENED IN SHORTLAND-STREET,
A Lurge Assortment of Men's and Boys' Chip and
VINEGAR—Champion's No. 24, in half-lihds.
Straw Hats, from Is. 3d.
NEW BUILDINGS,
A lo w Knnama Hats, a job, os.
CORRUGATED GALVANIZED IRON
Hats, 3s. lid., ss. Gd., 7s. 6d.
(SITE OF THE LATE FIRE.)
Felt
VARNISHES—NobIes' and Iloarc's Coach, House
Painters', and Cabinet Makers'
CANNING. Confectioner, Bread and
READY MONEY—NO ABATEMENT.
PAINTS—AVhite Lead, Dryers, &c.
Biscuit Manufacturer, would respectfully intimate to his numerous friends and former customers
Anti-corrosive Paint
FIVE PER CENT. DISCOUNT ON PURPeacock and Buchan's Patent Compositions that he is now prepared to execute any orders with
CHASES OVER ONE POUND.
which they may ki idlv favour him.
CANVAS—Navy, assorted numbers
C. 0. would also intimate that, us heretofore, lie is
Scrym, for Papering
PLUMMER
to supply BRIDESCAKES of the newest
THREE-BUSHEL BAGS, WOOLPACKS, SEAM- prepared
designs, also WEDDING
and most approved
NEXT DOOR TO THE ODD FELLOE'S* HALL,
ING TWINE, &c.
BREAKFASTS, BALL SUPPERS, PIC-NICS,
QUEEN-STREET.
ifce., &c., with punctuality and despatch.
PLATE and WINDOW GLASS
Waiters and service provided when required.
SADDLERY, and Cart Harness
New Buildings,
DRAPERY" GOODS —Sundry assorted Invoices
Shortland-strct.
HOWARD'S AGRICULTURAL
IRON BEDSTEADS
GREY ROYAL, HAND, and DEMY PAPER
IMPLEMENTS.
HE NET P. HAY¥ABD,
THORLEY'S FOOD FOR CATTLE
UPHOLSTERER AND MATTRESS MAKER,
EAU DE COLOGNE—(J. M. Farina's)
(Lntf> of Suortlaxd-street),
FOR
SALE,
ie.
&c.,
&c.,
deference begs to intimate to the Inhabisurrounding
o
Shorfcland Crescent,
Auckland
and
HOWARD'S
tants
PATENT IRON PLOUGHS,
district,
that he has UE-COMMKNCED BUSINESS in
August 1, ISGO.
with Pteel Breasts.
Victoria-street, two door* from Queen-street, and
adjoining Haiidingtox'.s Bazaar.
6 Howard's Patent Iron Moulding Ploughs,
D. GRAHAM & CO.,
STORAGE! STORAGE!!
with Steel Breasts
IMPORTERS, GENERAL MERCHANTS,
THE
CHAPMAN
T.
most respectfully to call the attention of
Library Committees aad the Public generally
opened), of
to the following Ist of a few Books (just
one of the largestconsignments
Have on Sale,
TO'ALIi WHO CAN APPKECIATE GENUINE
EITEEMELI
GEORGE
EXCELSIOR HOUSE.
CAMERON & BURROWS,
CO.
&
j
GOOD
CAMPBELL
BROWN,
news
I DAILY.
OCTOBER 14i, 1865.
THE NEW ZEALAND HERALD, AUCKLAND, SATURDAY,
6
daily.;
THE NEW
oNs
Salad Oil
Table Vinegar
Black Pepper, in Jib. bottles
Capers
Miller's British Baking Powder
40.,
&c.,
A L E
BY
Of EN
&
GRAHAM,
JVraK K E T 8
11-4, 12-4, White
i <S-4 9-4, 10-4,
Bound, 10-4, 11-4, 12-4
Best Bath Ribbon
Scarlet and Gentians
Fancy Colors
and
Magenta
Mohair Bugs
Sealslin do.
—
'v'
Marcellado.
6~i! 74,' Unionalldo.the new
in
POplinetts,
v
in Tartans
RETIRING PROM
colors
Camlet*, Cheeks, and Tartans, Alpaca.
3 4 and G-4 Knickerbocker Wmceya
8-4 and 6-4 Winceys, in plain colors
6-4 Colored
Black Alpacai and Coburgi
Wincey Skirts
CLOTHS, SEALSKINS,
BY
AND ITS
SHAWLS
HO9IEBTMen's Brown Cotton Half-hose
Men's Fancy Striped do
Men's Bwwn Union Military
Men's Grey do. do.
Men's Grey and Shetland Wool, hose and J-hoso
Men's Grey Worsted, hose and J-hosa
Girli' and Women's Fancy Striped do., Oaahmere
and Merino
Brown Cctton Vests and Panta
White Merino do. do.
Shetland do.
"White Lambs' Wool
Shetland and Fancv Striped
Kersey Pants and Drawers
Men's and O.S. Welsh Flannel Vests
Elastic braces
Leather Belts
BILK
FOB THE MONTH
8.
LADIES' KID ELASTIC SIDE MILITARY HEELS
LADIES' CLOTH ELASTIC SIDE
...
.
JEWELLERY & WATCHWORK
BOYS' CLOTHING,
AT
WHICH WILL BE
HALE USUAL CHARGES.
FOUND
MEN'S STRONG NAIL NAPOLEONS
MEN'S BEST PATENT NAPOLEONS
MEN'S STRONG GRAIN WATER.
.
.
.
TIGHTS
McGUIRES CELEBRATED NUGGET
.
.
.
BOOTS
.
MEN'S CALF WELLINGTONS
.
MEN'S CALF ELASTIC SIDES .
MEN'S STRONG NAIL BLUCHERS .
MEN'S CALF BLUCHERS
.
MEN'S PATENT ELASTIC SIDES
BOYS' STRONG NAIL LACE BOOTS
GIRLS' and CHILDREN'S BOOTS and
SHOES, in great variety, from .
...
THE
TVelsi and Lancashire
LARGEST
AND
CHEAPEST
EVER OFFERED IN AUCKLAND.
DISCOUNT
i
AT
8
DRAPER,
7 6
4 6
2
6
9
0
class London houses. Good workmanship and perfaot
fit ensured.
READY-MADE CLOTHING, in every variety.
QUEEN" STREET,
7 6
17 6
26 0 IS
NOW OPENING OUT
HATS AND CAPS, in all the newest shapes.
GRAHAM
6
10 6
15
6
6
0
8
6
2
0
A liberal Discount
AUCKLAND.
SPEING GOODS.
EE-OPENING
OF
to Wholesalo Buyers and Country
Dealers.
THE
HALYDAY'S
THIS
SHIPMENT
UPHOLSTERY AND
COJIPEISES
NATIONAL MART,
ON SALE BY THE UNDEESIGNED,
[J35" Please note the Address :
Forfars and Russia Duoks
boxes tukkey and honeycomb
S. & J. E. VAILE,
Linen Drills
BATHING SPONGE
CHAxtLES MARKS,
Irish Linen
"White and Regatta Shirts
COMMENCING THIS DAY.
French Fron tings
Crimean and Witney do.
SHIRTS—
Flannel and Merino Undor Swrts
BOOT AND SHOE MAKER,
Men's, Boys', and Youths Blue Serge Shirts
Cotton Half-hose
OF ALL THE
Scotch Twill
Military
QUEEN STREET,
do.
White Long Cloth
SHILLINGS
tho
POUND
returned
all
in
to
Tweed and Serge Suits
pj
Regattas
(OPrOSITB THE "SOUTHEBN CIIOS3 OFFICB.)
Black and Coloured Suits
Men's White Shirts, Regatta Fronts
Caßh Purchasers, to afford increased accommodation
Blue Serge Shirts
Crimean Shirts
Soft and Stiff Felt Hats
for tho opening up of the
Byzantine
Glengary Caps, Turbans, &c.
Imitation Crimean Shirts
Black and Coloured Alpacas
N.B.—Maxwell's Brass and Steel Spurs, and Patent
SPEIIfG
STOCK.
Gents' Collars
Blank and Coloured Coburgs
Knickerbocker Winseys
Boxes on Sale.
TBOUSESS
French Merinos
Boom must bo made for showing upwards of
Mole Trowsers
White and Coloured Flaunel
Dnek do.
Rolled Skirting
£5;,000 WOETH
Tweed do.
Huckaback Towels
TOD,HEATLT, & CO.
Black and Fancy Doeskin do.
White and Brown Turkish Towels
OF THE
Blue Pilot do.
(Late R. Todd James,)
Russian Crash
Blue 3erge do.
lOOin. Linen Sheeting
CHOICEST SPEING AND SUMMER
The Ladies are respectfully invited to
. ADELPHI, LONDON.
Worsted and Bedford Cord do.
White Cambric Handkerchiefs
Coloured Bordered do.
DBAPEEY & CLOTHING
a visit of inspection.
pay
at Auckland BROWN, CAMPBELL,
Speight's Patent Linen Collars
TWEED AND DOE TESTS, COATS fco—
:
AND CO.
Paper and West End do.
Pilot Coats
IMPORTED
INTO
EVER
AUCKLAND,
Sherry, yellow seal
Neck Ties, in every variety
Monkey Jacket!
Do., red seal
Belts and Braces
Sealskin do.
Now to hand by the ships 'Andrew Jackson!
Port, black seal
Ladies' Striped and Cotton Hose
Inverness Capes
Claret, capsuled
Witney and Beavsr Overcoats
White and Brown do.
' Rob Roy,' &c.
Do., red seal
Blue Serge Coats
Children'e Hosiery
Champagne, brand, a crown'
Suits
Ladies' and Children's Kid and Lisle
Do., Tod Heatly Co.
Thread Gloves
Black Cloth Sacs
Brandy, Yieux Cognac
Knitted Boots ani Gaiters
Blue Diagonal Twill Sacs
Do., brand, a "crown"
The Bame REDUCED RATES at which GOODS
Ladies' Silk Belta, Gilt and Plated Buckles
Waterproof Coats
Old Tom
Oiled Coats and Trousers
White, Scarlet, and Magenta Skirta
lately
have
been
quoted
still
be
and
observed,
will
in
Sou'-Westers
Skeleton and Merino do.
A supply of the above now landing, ex ' Rob Roy'
Children's Knickerbocker do.
Felt Hats
many inßtanceß a further reduction will bo made.
Ladiea' Linen Collars and Cuffs
French Peak Caps
Silk and VelvetRibbons
HABKBDABHERY.
FAXCY DRAPERY—
Cashmere and Paisley Shawls
SAMUEL Y. COLLINS,
Black Silk Mantles and Jackets
Bibbons
CARTER,
Fancy Jupons
Hair Nets
FIVE SHILLINGS IN THE POUND
Ladies' Underclothing
Cambric Handkerchiefs, 5-Bths, 8-4ths, 7-Bthj
BRIOKMAKER
AND SALESMAN,
Ladies' Belts
Dress and Mantle Trimmings
EETUENED.
welli.voton-stbeet,
Artificial Flowers, Grapes, &c.
Black Lace Falls
0V KICK—LOWEll QUEEN-STREET,near the "Wharf
Muslin Collars and Sets
Ladies' Felt Hats, trimmed
Straw Hats, do.
Ladies' Plush Hats
HORSES AND DRAYS FOR HIRE.
Children's Felt and Straw Hats
Trimmed Straw Hats
A CHOICE ASSORTMENT
NATIONAL MAET.
STJfDBIES—
Infants' Hoods
Kidderminster Carpets
O. having a largonumber ofhorses and drays,
Hora'i Oil
position
perform
satisfactorily
is
Bugs
in
a
to
ovory
Hearth
Bimmel's Essences
description of CARTERS' WORK. In soliciting the
Leather Reticules, &e.
Enamel's Pomades and Fancy Soap
patronage of Merchants, Builders, Contractors, and
GEORGE TURRELL,
Playing Cards
S. & J. R. VAILE.
I 0*"
the Public, feels confidont that his charges for
Ellis' Buildings, Queen-street.
Looking Glasses
farting to and from the Wharf—freight, merchanComtm
dise, stono ballast, sawn timber, bricks, and every
Pocket Knives
HAIR AND TOOTH BRUBHES
other 'cription of goods,—will merit support."
Butchers' do.
2 cases Scissors, Pen. Knive?, and Table Cutlery
Table do.
ON SALE,
Scissors
Gas Cooking Stoves, "Bower's"
BUICKb, LlilE, SAND, FIREWOOD AND COALS
SADDLERY—
GEORGE TURRELL,
C.
E.
Gents' and Ladies' Saddles
Ellis' Buildings, Queea-street.
Sole Agent for the sale of the Auckland Gas
Bridles with Bnaffle and Pelham Bits
AND
Company's OOKE.
Martingales, Girths
CHAMPAGNE.
PROPRIETORS
of
tho
above
woll
known
stirrup Leathers, Spurs
Establishment having comploted their
Gig Harness in Sets
CHAMPAGNE, "PIPER'S"
9/r CASES
HAMILTON AND CO.,
20 cases Superior Champagne
BOOTB AND SHOES—
fiO
EXTENSIVE
ALTERATIONS,
Moselle
20
ENGINEERS, IRONFOUNDERS, AND
Grain Hide and Enamel Napoleon Sea Boots
10 hhdß. Geneva, JDKZ
SMITHS,
American Nugget Boots
Beg to announce to their various supporters and tho
100 cases Olaret
Balmorals and ShootingBoots
HERCULES IRONWORKS,
public that on and after MONDAY, the 21st instant,
GEORGE TURRELL,
Boys' and Youths' Bluchers
LONDON.
Men's Bluchers
HOT & COLD LUNCHEONS
OWEN & GRAHAM.
AND PORTABLE ENGINES,
JUST
OPEN E *1).
agricultural implements, steam-ploughs, tracOft TRUNKS BOOTS AND SHOES (Assorted)
will be served at the Bar at-12 o'clock noon, in tho tion engines.
GEORGE TURRELL,
OU
same style as at the Bay Teee and other well
ON SALE by the undersigned,
known London establishments.
IMPROVED WOOD CUTTING MACHINERY
Wines spirits—
JOHN ROBERTON & CO.
H Port in hogsheads, qr.-caaka, and bottles
Band Baws, saw-benches, timber frames, planing,
ON
SALE
HAVE
moulding, tenoning-machines, &c.
THE
BAE
Sherry, do. do.
CONGOU and SOUOHONQ- TEA
I. Hum, in hogsheads
has been entirely Remodelled, Handsomely DecoCompany's No. 1 sugar
Gaa Apparatus, for farms and manufacPortable
Brandy, Martell's, in bulk and bottle
Improvements
rated, and Fitted with all tho Latest
tories.
Crushed sugar, in brls.
■1
3 dagger, in bottle
for the accommodation and convenience of customers,
Currants, in cases and qr. brls.
ii
Central Vineyard Co.
always been tho endeavour of the Prohaving
and
it
HAND-WORKED FIREAND
Coffee,
ground,
tins
STEAM
in
Vienx Cognac
prietors to Bupply nono but First-class Liquors, they
ENGINES, FIRE-ESCAPES,
Whiskey, Campletown and Kirkliston
Barcelona nuts, preserved ijingor
that their efforts to keep pace with the timeß
trust
jams
Adelaide
Hobarton,
hose, buckets, &c.
English,
and
Fire-cocks,
ii
in bulk and bottl
and meet the wants of tho public will secure a fair
Bacon, lard in bladder
2e y Brand, in cases ab half-cases
of support.
share
Hamburgh
Pork,
crabs,
blocks, chain eable,
lifting-jacks,pulley
Irishand
Old Tom, Lowndes',
Cranen,
in cases
Bottled Beer, Nicholl's
chain rigging, shackles, hooks, thimblet, anchors,
Beef, in kegß, brls., and tierces
& Co.
screw
Cheshire,
Dunlop
and
&c.
Wilts,
bolts,
Cheese,
In tho DINING- ROOM (with side entrance as
iUUHITiUS SUGABS
Wollongong butter
before)
White Crystals
TELEGRAPH STORES.
Keiller's confectionery
Yellow Ciyfitala
CHOPS AND STEAKS, HOT FROM THE
Wine and soda-watercorks
I-ight Sugars
and
Chilian
flour
Tasmanian,
Adelaide,
Locomotives, railway plant, bridges and t*tm
GRIDIRON,
Crystals
Tasmanian oatmeal, com fleur
can .bo had at any hour in the day. This Room baa
DRAPER.,
Eice, sago, arrowroot
Weighbridges and weighing machines.
tho
communication,
gentlemen
and
from
a Bar
Yery Superior Congou Teas, in chest, half-chests
Oilmen'B stores, assorted
country and others having business to transact, will Punching and shearing machines, mortal wilta, corn
and boxes
Lea and Perrin's Worcester sauce
paid
and
attention
seleot,
to
every
find it quiet and
Sardineß, preserved salmon and herrings
mills, steam and hand pumps, turbinas, stone
GROCEBIES, comprising—
thoir wants.
Havannah, Manilla, and Swisß cigars
breaking machines, horse mill«.
Sperm Candles
Virginia twist tobacco, Cavendish
Tho six o'clock Dinner every day as usual.
Sperm candles, light and full weights
Pickles
IRON BUILDINGS.
Salt, in I cwt. bags
Muntard, Colman's, in tins and ilb. bottles
Stores, churches, schools, dwellings, cattle sheds,
S. P. JAMES & SON.
3-bushel sacks
stables, stable fittings, liurdleß, iron railings, girders
"tiled Lemon, Orange and Citron Peel
nails
QUEEN-STREET
Ewbank's
columns, vorandahß, hot-lioußes, vineries,
Lorn Flour, Brown & Poison's
3-inch
Town drays, cart9, and spring carts
and ovory description of
patent Groats
ON
SALE.
Soap
OAST AND WROUGHT IRON WORK
cj.vdinea
EX THOMAS BROWN,' FROM LAUN
required by colonists.
EX 'KING OF ITALY.'
Herrings
CESTON.
Homes' Cocoa
Korth Wilts Cheeif
OATS
BOXES OF WINDOW GLASS Caßt and wrought iron tanks, troughs, &c., &o,
Wbonate Soda
OU 20 ditto coloured ditto.
Oatmeal
Foi further information, in writing, apply to G.
T*rtaj»«>A<>ia
RITTENBERG & CO.,
Grant and Co.'s superior Flour, m 501b. bags.
BRAMAH FRAZI, C.E., Herald Office, Auoklond.
Victoria-street.
Tartu
ROBERTON
CO.
JOHN
v«f
„
fTIHE Undersigned having now completed the
erection of a commodious BRICK BUILDING,
upon the site ot his old Establishm»nt, Shortland
Crescent (recently destroyedby fire), has RESUMEjJ
BUSINESS therein, and is prepared to receive and
execute orders as formerly.
His arrangements for the Importation of
ENGLISH FURNITURE will enable him to
present a continuous supply of articles of the Best
Workmanship, and in a Btyle suited to the improving
demands of Auckland households.
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NOVELTIES OF THE SEASON.
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„
CABINET BUSINESS.
Established 1851.
A COMPLETE ASSORTMENT
Nine
„
CO.'S,
&
Qujien-steeet,
20 0
15 0
12
HOSIERY, of the best make.
AT
HIS FIRST
SHIPMENT OF
16 6
Dungaree
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a competent
Tailor, who haa had many years' experience in first-
„
„
&c,
rates far below ordinary charges, by
6
&
necessarily limited.
TESTINGS,
of the above materials made up to order, at
FIVE SHILLINGS IN THE POUND
Tha Premises being let, tho time of the Sale iB
COAXINGS,
-
!
&
E. HORNE,
SHIRTS AND
AND
MADE TO ORDER FOR THIS MARKET,
Fancy
CALICOES LINENS—
30, So, 36, 72, Gray Calicoes
Croydons and Long Cloths
Brown Hollands
Grass Cloths
Blue Denhims
.
.
Gloves
Crimean Flannels
Color and Scarlet do.
do.
Saxony do.
Serge
54
and
Blue
27
.
d.
80
DOUBLE-SOLED, TOP-PIECE,
.
MEN'S
TWEEDS,
&c.,
WATCHES
LOW RATE OF PRICES.
MIXED
OCTOBEB.
OF
....
Special attention is called to tho Stock of
SUMMER
broadcloths.
JEWELLERY,
JJAVING
S-4,16-4 Shepherd Shawls
5.4, 9-4,16-1 Fancy Wool do.
AND
CO.'S,
&
BOOTS AISTD SHOES,
HEELED
LADIES' BEST FRENCH CASHMERE
ELASTIC SIDE
received, by the above Ships, a Large
LADIES' SIDE LACE CASHMERE .
LADIES' INDIA RUBBER OVERand Choice Stock of
SHOES
AT
WOMEN'S LEATHER BOOTS, LEASPRING AND SUMMER DRAPERY
THER LINED
LO"W PBICES AND GOOD QUALITY; WOMEN'S MEMEL LEATHER BOOTS
Continues His Sale, at. the same
SHORT
FASHIONS!
SPRING
LIST OE PRICES OP
AND
Fancy Wool Scarfs and Comforters
American leather Cloths, in all colours
attention to the following
THE
Fancy
T.
AT
gbaham
DOESKINS, VENETIANS,
PER MAIL STEAMERS,
PEIJTTS—
—
NEWLY ' OPENED
AND
JUST RECEIVED,
TEMPERLEY,' AND • KING- OP ITALY.'
Prints
Nstt Blue do.
ChinU Furniture do.
CLOTHING.
VICINITY.
MARKS
J£EG3 to coll thoir
BUSINESS.
SPRING
OF AUCKLAND
SPRING
C.
ALBERT Gr. ASCHER.
'808 ROT,' 'ANDREW JACKSON,' 'JOHN
&o
TO THE PUBLIC
A. G. A.
o.
&
FINAL IMPORTATIONS,
Fancy Wincej" B
French'Merinos
Coburga,
MANTLE
7
100 casks Prime New Zealand Pork
60 casks Fine Sydney Beof
Coarse and Fine Salt and Bag Salt
Paper Bags and Wrapping Paper
American Ploughs
Fairbanks Weighing Machines
•Negrohend and Cavendish Tobacco
Virginia Bird's Eye Tobacco
Bone Dust, fine and course
OWEN & GRAHAM.
»
White Teny
Toilet Quilto
ZEALAND HERALD, AUCKLAND, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 14,
1865.
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At present he has oh Hand
DRAWING-ROOM SUITES, in Wal ut and New
Zealand Woods
DINING-ROOM ditto, Mahogany, Cedar, &o.
LIBRARY' ditto, ditto, ditto
BED-ROOM ditto, ditto, ditto
—
&
AGENTS
Iron Bedsteads
Children's Cots, in wood and iron
Toilet and Chimney Glassos
Toilet Ware
"
Carpets, Matting
Hearth Rugs, Door Mats
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Venetian Blinds
Bassinets, Perambulators
Office Furniture and Fittings
TAILORING
„
Cabin
DEPARTMENT.
ditto ditto
Designs and Estimates forwarded on application.
JAMES HAIIDAI,
UPHOLSTERER, CABINET-MAKER &c.,
SHOETLAND CiLESCENT, AUCKLAND.
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Sy.
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ICABE
J. & A. "WISEMAN
HAVE OPENED IN THEIR NEW PREMISES
A LARGE VARIETY
ENGLISH, COLONIAL,
OF
SUPERIOR
Q.
ENGLISH
HUNTING
SUPERIOR
AND STEEI'LE-CHASE (Peat's style)
SADDLES,
THE
1
„
Victorian style, ditto
NELSON TWEEDS,
Quilted all-over saddles
Ladies' saddles, with leaping heads
Girls' ditto ditto
Bridles, whips, spurs
Folt and kerEey cloths
And,
"
A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF GOODS
Stable requisites
&
SUPERIOR
J.
A
»
R. HORNE.
T)UGGY AND GIG HARNESS
Express and dog-cart ditto
Pack-saddles, complete
Cheap saddles and bridles
J.
PIANOS
PRICE
A
FROM
!
&
A. WISEMAN.
PIANOS
TEN
!
GUINEAS.
ROSEWOOD PICCOLO P1AN0....
Superior Piano, in Walnut, full compass,
only
Elegant ditto, quite new
Others, from 45 to
Fob Sale or Hibe.
18
32
40
130
Gs
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HAEMONIUtS!
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In every variety, by tho bost makers, from 10
Guineas up to 70 Guineas.
For Sale ob Hibe.
(WEBB'S
I
&
I
A. WISEMAN
HAVE ON HAND
LARGE ASSORTMENT OF CART AND
PLOUGH HARNESS
&
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-
TASMANIAN
aud Viotoria
shoes
STATIONARY
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SADDLERY,
Consisting of
MUSIC
SALOON,
Welleeley-street, one dcor from Queen-street
y—
In hhds., qr.-casks and cases—Mavtell's,
Honnessr's, Threo-dngger, Exahaw's, Worthington's, and various low brands
WHISKEY,, in hhds., quarter-casks, and cases—
Groenleea' Colvillo's,' McMurchy, Ralaton
and Co.'s, Mohan's Irish
BUM—Finest West India, in hogsheads and barrels
OLD TOM—in qr.-casts and cases —Booth's, Bernard'?, Worthington'c, and others
GENEVA—JDKX, cases and half cases
PORT WlNE—in qr.-casks, hhds., and cases
SHERRY—in hhds., qr.-casks, and cases
CHAMPAGNE—Mori's, Cazanovc's, &c., &c.
MOSELLE—Jordan's No. 2
CLARET—-Exsliaw's and Worthington's
GINGER WlNE—bulk and case—Bernard's and
McKenzie'a
CURA.COA—French and Dutch
ALE And STOUT—in hhds., and caßes—Dawson's,
n" i>
Br
&
Bass's,
Porter's, Tennent's, Allsopp's,
Blood's, and Morice, Cox, and Co.'s.
BlTTEßS—Houghton's I'ulc'OraiißO, &i.
bain Blankets
Tarpaulins and Dray Covers, Canvas, aU'uumbers
80
&c.
&c..
&i\,
CRUICKSHANK, SMART
&
CO.
AND SHOES—2O trunks of seasonable
BOOTS
Goods,
the well-known makers, Joseph
Dawson and
from
Sons.
CRTJICKSHANK, SMART
PACKAGES SADDLTCRY,
frrv
OU Ladies', Gents', and Boys',
&
CO.
comprising
and Haciug
Saddles, all prices; Buggy, Gig, and Express Harness, Bridles, Whips, and Spurs, in great variety
and Saddlers' Ironmongery ofall descriptions.
CO.
CRUICKSHANK, SMART
&
AND SHERKY.—A largo and choice selj
tion just landed, in butts, hogsheads, quai
casks, and octavos.
CIVUICKSHANK, SMART & CG.
PORT
THE
and
felt
Black
Do. do. Victorians, do. do.
drab
hard and soft crowns
1
HOGSHEADS
A
ttO
STOUT
50 hogsheads Ale.
CRTJICKSHANK, SMART
CO
It
&
CO.
SACKS
CO.
N
CRUICK3HANK, SIIART
&•
3; George Price's celebrated.
IRON SAFES—I
CRUIC'KsHANK, SMART CO.
&
SEEDS!
SEEDS!!
SEEDS!!!
WHITE CLOVER
QAA CASKS
j6UU and cow grass
Otago-grovn Perennial Rye Grass
CRUICKSHANK, SJIART Sr Jj
OEUICKSHANK, SMART,
&
CO.,
HIGH-STEEET,
Have always on sale,
CROWN BAR IRON
round, square, and flat, every size
Angle, T, Sheet, and Hoop Iron
Boiler Plate
Spring, Blister, and Cast Steel
Blacksmiths' Bellows, Patent Solid Box
Vices, Anvils, Files
Mail Axles, Cart Arias, Springs, Scroll
Irons, Coach Screws, Bolts snd Nuts,
and Washers
Homsoy's Ploughs, various sizes, with
Steel Mould-boards, Spare Socks
BB.H.
•
BUILDERS' IRONMONGERY.
The Undersigned have for Sale,
PATENT KIM, Dead, Plato and
MORTICE LOCKS, all sizes
LOCK FURNITURE—
Crystal, Ebony, China, and Brass
HINGES—
Patent T, Gothic Hook-off, Wrought and
Cast Butts, Parliament-, &c.
NAIIS—
Ewbank's, American Cut and Finishing
Flooring Brads
BRASS GOODS—
Sash Fasteners, Roller It mis, Rack Pulleys,
Casement Fasteners, &c., &c.
SASH WEIGHTS—Sash Line, Axle Pulleys, Towel
Bol:s
CARPENTERS' TOOLS—
A. Mathesos i; Soys' Hand, Jack, Trying,
and Jointer Planes, Beads, O'Gees,
Grecian Ova'o, Flit Ploughs, Sash
Fillesters, Grooving, Gothic, Sash, &c.
Iron Braces and Bits
ROBERT SORBT SON'S—
Hand, Ripping, Panel, Tenon, and Compass
Saws
Sockct and Firmer Chisels and Gouges
Spobeahares, Ti v iscrews, Squares, Braces
CARPENTERS'
'
&
Hammers, &c.
Angurs, Scotch ->crew and Shell
CRUICKSHANK, SMART
TO PROPRIETORS
&
CO.
OP SAW MILLS
AND SAWING STATIONS.
The Undersigned
have on sale
per the
'LANCASHIRE WITCH,'
AND JACKSON'S—
Tempered Mill
SPEARCelebrated
feet
richmonds,
and 9
in lib , 31b , Gib., :iud
Chocolato am l Cocoa
Coffee,
Prints
Confectionery
Dried Apples
Currants
Raisins
9-8 Biue and White, Two Blues, and Blue and
Orange, do.
.
Tl
33 and 36 in Horrocks's Cambrics and India
Longcloths
33 and 3(3 in. Wot Wove, Water Twist, and Abor,
Figs
Orange and Trfinon I'ael
....
English and 0'i!:i:h:i1 Cheeso
Pod Herring!.
Sardines
Lobster arid Salmon
Potted Meats
Preserved Beuf and Mutton, in 01b. tins
Sperm Candles
Tallow Candles
Vestas, in plaids, 2">l)'.s and nOO's
Cavendish and Negriihead Tobacco
Blankets, 9 j-t, 10 >,1 !x4
Areuphanes
&
&
&
CO.
—
'
Err der and Fire Irons
CUTLERY—
Xockwood Brother's, and Joseph Rogers and
Son's Table and Dessert Knives, Carvers,
Steels, &o.
ELECTRO AND ALB ATA PLATE—
Spoons, Forts, Cruet Stands, Toast Racks
Tea and Coffee Pots
BRITANNIA METAL AND BLOCK TIN—
Teaand Coffee Pot. 4, Dish Covers
Jelly Moulds, See.
Alpacas
Women's Striped Hose
Women's Cotton Ho?o
Woollon Scarfs and Shawls
Loather Bags
Cambric Handkerchiefs
Men's Tweed Suits
Black Doe Trousers and Vests
Tweed Trousers and Vests
Herge Suits, Pilot Jackets
Crimean Shirts
White and Regatta Shirts
Scotch Twill Shirts
Flannel Shirts
Military Peak Caps
I
IKON
DUKE.
ROD? DUKE is a Dark Grey or Roan, stands
17 hands high, bred by Mr. Towusend, of
Stoney Staunton, near Hinc'-tley, England; sire,
King' Charles j dam, Flora, which took the second
ptizo at the Royal Agricultural Society's Exhibition
Shrewsbury, and the first prize at the Northampton Exhibition of tho same Society, as well us at the
Provincial (exhibition of Leicester, Rugby, Aslib
de la-Zouch, and Hinckley.
Her first foal, The Black Prince (half-brother to
tho Iron Duke), at threo years old took the prize
for dray horses at the Royal Agricultural Society's
Exhibition at York, and in the same year, he won
tho Highland Agricultural dociety'a Silver Medal at
Edinburgh.
Iron Duke was exhibited and won the Grst prize
at tho meeting of the Leicester Agricultural Society
fit
•
against all horses when hardly two years old.
Ho won tho prize for tho best imported heavy
Draught Horse at Maitland, in New South Wales.
Collars, Tios, Unices, Belts
Cotton and Military Half-hose
Boys' and Youths' Clothing
China Matting
Iron Duke will stand this season at the Mount
St. John Stables, next tho Jun Hon Hotel, Otahuhu
Road, on Wednesday and Saturday; Otahuhu,
Tuesday and Friday ; and Panmure, on Monday and
'ihursday in each weok.
ON PALE,
Terms for the Season :—Single Mares, £5 lns.;
10 hags Raw Coffee
t'vo or more, £5 en eh; groomage, ss. Mares not
6 tons Patna Rice
proving in foal to the Duko from last year will have
7 tons Pilot Biscuit, in cases
services this year at £4, and if put to Major will be
BUCHANAN & STEWART.
allowed ft at the time uf payment.
Marcs to be serred either hobbled or loose, at the
NOTICE.
option of the groom. Mares not stinted towardu the
end of the season may chango to the other horse if
"VTOTICE is hereby given that the WHOLE the owner chooses.
Black and Coiored Silk, Patent and Cotton Volvet3
Black and Fancy Silk Aprons, >carvo«and Ties
Women's White Drab and Grey Corsets
Maid's do. do. do.
Infant's Strap and Tie Bands
Carpet and Courier Bags and Haversacks
Men's Crimson Silk hashes
Men's Cardigan Jacketsand Tests
Quilts, Counterpanes and Toilet Covers
Duck, Bunting, Lea fher Cloths
IN STOCK of DIIAPE RVand MtlN'S CI/O rHI N G
Worked Mu-lin Collars, Flouu-ings and Edgings
contained in the Wholesale Warehouse in DurhamInfants' Cashmere IMiaes, Cloaks and Hoods
All payments to be made on or before the Ist of
Co's) and lately occupied by January, IbG
Bla k and White Silk Lace and Nets, Bonnet street (near MokkinG.
Mr. J. R. Cauteu, will be thrown open for sale,
Fronts
Black and White Silk Falls and fair Nets
N.B.—On tho days named the horses will not
RETAIL, WITHOUT RESERVE,
generally arrive before 11 o'clock, but willremain at
Morocco, Felt. Seal and Carpet Slippers
And us E. HOBB3 intends to
Perfumery, Assorted Soaps, Pomades
that place until eight next morning.
WIND UP THE ESTATE WITHOUT DELAY,
fi. G-WYNNE.
ic.
&c.,
&c.,
purchasers will find this an opportunity of supplying
Mount St. John Stables,
Also
September sth, 18G5.
their wants at VERY LOW PRICES
Wheeler
Wilson's & Guinness'
THE SALE HAS NOW COMMENCED.
E. H 0 B B S,
Seivixg Machines.
DcitHAll-STIiEET.
CO.,
J. H. BURNSIDE
Blankets, Flinnols
Queen-street.
DRAUGHT HOBSE
THE
Wincoys, Dress Stud's
CHAMPION HERO.
Alpacas, Coburga
FURNITURE
Llamas,
French
Merinoes
QUEEN-STREET
HERO stands 17 hands high on
Fancy Robes, Shawls
WAREHOUSE;
Mantles, G'»mbrouns
1 short legs, 13 11 beautiful black, Tery active, full
Children's, Girl's, and Women's Hosiery, iu of bone, with great muscular power.
Champion Hero was got by Mr. Lister's Young
Variety.
Hero, cliam ion of England. His dam, a superior
Russell Cord, Black and Coloured Laco
miire, was got by Young Active, the property of Mr.
Umbrellas and Sunshades
&
Thackcr, of Canwiek; his sire the property of the
Boiled Lining, Forfar
same, which took the p-ize at the Koyal Agricultural
Derry, Brown Sheetings
Show lit Cambridge, and at a great many others.
Towels, Huckaback
CABINET MAKERS, UPHOLSTERERS,
Clumpion Hero was ljrcd in England, and was
Blue Serge, Linens
allowed by competent judges to be the best two-yearDiapers, Cambric Handkerchiefs.
&C.,
&C.,
&C.,
old colt shown at the renowned fair, Horncastle.
LADIES" USD EROLOTHINGr
Ho was carefully selected, at enormous expense,
I3nok Muslin, Swiss Spot Muslin
(OrrosiTE Titn Old Coott House,)
especially for the Antipodes, and can bo safely recomWindov Muslin, 'ucconet
mcndoil as n sure and valuable stock-getter.
Oil Baize, Kibbous
civil
the
attention
of
their
Friends
and
tho
OECt to
Champion Hero has been travelling in Australia
Collars
Bags,
Carpet
Pupor
(through Windsor, Richmond, and the neighbourPublic generally to their LARGE and MEN'S LOT 111 NO—
hood),
and it is a fact woithy of note that his stock
Shirts
Crimean Shirts. Flannel
VARIED STOCKS of HOUSEHOLD FURNIare making more money than any other in the colony
Lambs' Wool Shirts, Drawers and Pants
of
TURE, including
New
South Wales.
and
Shetland
Socks
Military
Orroy Knit,
Champion Hero will STAND at the following
Bracos, Melt?, Coats
Mondays and Tuesdays, Mr. McManus'a
WALNUT DRAWING ROOM SUITES
stations:
Trousers, Vests
IRON BEDSTEADS
And a quantity of Goods suitable for Diggers, IN stables, at Pumnure; on Wednesdays,at tho Grange ;
Mr. Bickett'e, Otahuhu; Fridays and
Thurdajs,
Clearing
Out
i'rice."
GREAT VARIETY, all at
CHIMNEY and TOILET GLASSES
Saturdays, at Newmarket.
MARBLE-TOP WASn ST AND3 and DRESSGood Gra<6 Paddocks, at Otahuhuand Newmarket,
THE NEW ZEALAND HYMNAL.
INS TABLES
for tho reception of mares.
I-'EATHER BEDS, BOLSTERS and PILNOW PUBLISHED
LOWS
Under the authority of tho Diocesan Synod of
Auckland,
MATTRESSES in Hair, Wool, Cocoa Fibre
edition of the above.
and
Flax
Price:—
9
2s. 6d.
In cloth boards, lettered
PALLIASSES
STUD HORSE,
2>. Od.
limp
ROCKING CHAIRS, Stuffed or Cane-seated
AT THE
Clergymen and Churchwardens supplied at wholeNEWMARKET HOTEL S TABLES.
SOFAS and COUCHES
sale prices.
COCOA and CHINA MATTING
WATTE AND BATGER,
mHE ENGLISH THOROTJGH-BBED
TOILET WARE
Publishers.
RATTAN
1
BRASS CORNICES and CORNICE POLES
a dark bron-n, got by Sweetmeat, dam Coquette, by
PRICE TEN SHILLINGS.
Laun-olot, out of Abaft, by Sheet Anchor—Lady
CANE-3EATED and FOLDING CHAIRS
Emmeline by Y. Hmritom—Orville Marc. Sweetmeat
MUSIC STOOLS
HOCHSTETTER'S TOPOGRAPHICAL by Gladiator out of Lollypop, by Starch or Voltaire
by Blackloek —Wagtail by Prima Miuis—Belinda
OF
ATLAS
AND GEOLOG-ICAL
DOOR MATS and RUGS
ter, Launcelot (brother to Touchstone) by Oamel out
NEW ZEALAND.
of Banter by Master Henry—Boadiceaby Alexander
&c.,
Ac.
&c.,
&
&
SPLENDID
&
CiHAMPION
T.
H. COOKE,
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Anew
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The
Public and Shipping supplied -with
and Spiritß of first quality.
Map
of Province of Nelson.
Waikato
New Zea1and..................
L.
2s.
DKLATTBE,
QuEEN-STItEF.T, AuOKIiAND,
And all Booksellers.
JIT ST
Tom
"
Cura(;oa
Maraschino
Cherry Cordial
Auckland
Single Maps.
Winea
PUBLISHED.
OBSERVATION'S
OX THE
HARBOUR OP AUCKLAND,"
Oherry Brandy
Orango Bitters
Orange Boven
BY
W. POWDITOH, ESQ.
Copies may lie had on application at the several
German Rittera
Newspaper Offices, and at Messrs. Wayte and
White Wine Vinegar for Pickling
Batgek's, Stationers, Queen-street.
Walker's English Ginger Wine
Madeira, old
Kparkliag Hock
"THE LAW OP INSOLVENCY;"
Champagne, pints and quarts, Jacquosson's
LETTER addrossed to John Andebson
Real Havanna Cigars
Giifillan, Esq., M.L.0., and Chairman of the
BURTON PALE ALE, lis. PER DOZEN Auckland Chamber of Commerce,
PORTER, 3s. 9d. PER GALLON
BY
IN BOTTLE, 9s. 6d. PER DOZEN
HK. J. "Waymouth,
To
bo
had
afc the Hhbai® Office.—Prico Sixpence
FINE RODA TEST SACRADONAL WINE.
TIN AND JAPANNED "VVABE—
Baths, Silz, Hip, Sponge, Shower, and Foot
Toilet Sets in variety
TBAYS—
Japanned and Papier Mache, Elgin and Oval
Patterns
WASHING MACHINES—
Horneby'a celebrated, with and without
Mangles
DOOR MATS—
Cocoa, plain and bordered, a largo assortment
DOOR SCRAPERS
TO PASSENGERS PER SHIP ' ANDBEW
Tho Trade supplied with hogshoads and qr.- casks
LANTERNS—
Hand, PockeL Bull's Eye, Stable,and Shin
JACKSON.'
E.M. has on Sa'o a smnll quantity of OLD PORT of
SCOOPS—
the finest quality that can be
Japanned and Galvanised, Slop Pails. Buckets
had in London.
Elaborate, Accurate, and Interesting Account
GAS FIITINGS—
of this Vessel's Passage from London to AuckGALVANISED WIRE FOR FENCING,
Chandeliers, Pendants
land (by a Passenger), ON SALE at the Herald
ON SALE.
Office, and at Chapman's, Stationer, Queen-street.
&0.,
Ac.,
&c.
Queen-streot, Auckland.
A
"
AN
Price Is.
"
.
.
lOOlbs.
.
KATE'S WOKSDEU'S
KATE'S "WORSD ELL'S
KAYE'S WOESDEU'S
22,
oqs"
.
PILL 3
PILLS
PlLlg,'
fpHIS inTaliiable Medicine, which hns fornearlv
1 half .• centuryhad a large and increasing „i,
throughout the whole of the
England.
Matchless will STAND at the following Stations:
—Monday, at Mr. Kickctt's Stables, Otahuhu; Tuesday, at the Grange, Otahuhu; Wednesday and
Thursday, at Newmarket Hotel; Friday and Saturday, at the GreatNorthern Hotel, "Whau Hotel, Mr.
John McLeod's Henderson's Mills.
CUBE FOR THE MILLION.
HOLLO WAT'S
OINTMENT
WAT'S OINTMENT GOOD OR BAD ?
bad, would the whole community in all parts of
the world allow themselves to be grossly deceived
or imposed upon for a quarter of a. century ? It
must be apparent that the medicalprofession in every
climate would, as in duty bound, make their voices'
heard against it. Would it be tolerated that millions
should buy it and use it year after year if there was
any thing better to be had, or were it not now known to
be tho most powerful remedy ever discovered for the
cure of ulcers, wounds, sores, skin diseases, and other
external ailments
Let any one ask himself the
question and decide for himself.
IF
?
UNITED KINGDOM,
is now introduced to the Colonies with the greatest
confidonco.
It is admirably adapted to supply a great want-,
that of a remedy always at hand, 6asy of application
'
and certain in its results.
The Pills are a purely Vegetable preparation, sad
te
taken.at
time
may
any
by either sex without fear
of danger. They act upon the bowels mildly yet
effectually, and by their fine tonic, aromatic,
aperient properties, they remove ail oppressiveand
accumulations, regulate the secretions of theliver
the bowels, strengthen the stomach, and purify and
the
.blood. Unlike many remedies, they do not induce
liability to take cold or establish a necessity for
the
habitual use of purgatives, and are thu3 strongly reoommended as the
BEST FAJIfLY MEDICINE.
To Emigrants and Person? residing in the Colonioi
these Pills are invaluable, as the very numerous Tes-'
timonials which reach the Proprietor as the spontaneous expression of gratitude on the part of heads
of Families ond others, prove that, except in rare
instances, where Kaye's Wordsell's Pills are used,
NO OTHER MEDICINE IS EVER REQUIRED.
Prepared solely by John Kaye, Esq., of Prospect
Hall, Woodford, Essex. Sold by all Chemists and
other dealers in patent medicines, at Ib.
2s. 9d.
and 4s. 6d. Wholesale Depot, 22, Bread-street)
London.
H. KEMP, Agent, Queen-street, Auckland.
REYOLVEBS,
COLT'S
As supplied to and adopted by
English, American, Russian, Prussian, and
manj
other Governments, are recognised to be the most
durable and efficient Revolvers existing for Homo
Protection, Travellers, and Officers. Colt's celebrated
Revolving
RIFLES, SHOT-GUN'S,
&
PISTOL-CARBIDES
COLT'S FIRE-ARMS COMPANY,
14 PALE MALL, Londox.
Scorbutic humours arise from an impure state of Also to be had through any East In aor Colonial
the blood, and in most cases the liver and stomach
Ag©Df*V»
are the organs at fault. The Pills will speedily
restore these to ahealthy action: while the Ointment
if well rubbed in at least twice a day will soon cure
any case of the above classes of skin disease, by
totally eradicating them from the system. Soldiers,
sailors, and miners, use this famous Ointment in all
parts of the world.
SCOBHUTIC HUMOUES.—SCALD HEADS AND SKIS
DISEASES.
DROPST.
Beware of this dangerous and stealthy complaint)
PEACOCK,
T.
which frequently creeps upon us at first by a simple
swelling of the feet, and very little notice is taken of
OPTICIAN
this perhaps till tho legs begin to swell. There,
MATHEMATICAL AND NAUTICAL
again, the root of the evil must be looked for in the
liver and stomach; therefore set to work earnestly
INSTRUMENT MAKER,
by taking these famous Pills according to the printed
SHORTLAND STEEET.
directions, and by rubbing the Ointment very effectually into the swollen parts. Live principally
upon solids, avoiding the use of slops, and everything
A LWATS on hand a LARGE STOCK of Convex
that will derange the stomach and liver. Most cases -jIX. and Concave
Spectacles, Hand Spectacles, and
readily yield to the combined influence of the Pilli Eye Glasses, in finest Glass or BrazilianPebbles, and
and Ointment.
fitted with, accuracy.
DISORDERS OF THE KIDKEYS, STONE AND GRAVEL.
Also,
Theodolites, Telescope Levels, Ciroutnferenters,
In any of the above complaints more benefit may
and every Surveying requisite) Sextants,
be derived in twenty-four hours by adopting the following simple means than is frequently brought
Quadrants, Compasses, Barometers, Charts,
Telescopes, Binocular Field and Marina
about in six months by any other treatment. In bad
Glasses, Thermometers, Hydrometers, Salicases, if a small pot of the Ointment be rubbed into
the small of the back, over the region of the kidneys,
nometers, Microscopes, simple and com"
pound, Pocist Compasses, with Sun Dial
it will quickly penetrate; and, in most cases, give immediate relief; but perseverance is necessary to effect
for the latitude of Auckland, &c., &c., 4c.
a cure. Six or eight of the Pills should be taken
nightly according to circumstances.
Surveying, Nautical, and every kind of Scientific
Whoever tries
these Pills and Ointment will not do bo in vain, but, Instrument Repaired, Altered, and Adjusted on thi
on the contrary, the result will be most wonderful.
premises.
DIPHTHERIA, SOBE THROATS. &C.
These cases are of so serious and frequently of so dan- Charts of New Zealand Coast; all the,numbers now
gerous a nature that the Ointment would not be
in stock.
recommended unless the Proprietor was sure of it*
effect. It will cure when every other means may fail Just unpacked, a fine assortment of plain and openface Aneroid Barometers.
if applied immediately, and not when the patient if
beyond recovery. It is a sovereign remedy for tore
throats under any circumstances. Any
Justreceived
and
now in Stock, powerful compound.
coughs
settled
cold on the chest, or wheesing, even if of twenty years
Microscopes; £4, size magnifying from 500 to
standing will be promptly removed. Mothers should
22,500 timea ; £6, size from 4000 to 40,000; £10,
rub this remarkable Ointment into the chest of their
Bize from 1400 to 250,000 times.
infant whenever there may be any hoarseness, tightness, or anythiug else affecting the breathing or otherwise.
Both the Ointment and Pills should it used in th* folBad Legs
Bad Breasts
Burns
Bunions
Bite of Mosqui-
lowing eases:—
Corns (soft)
Cancers
Contractedand
Stiff Joints
Elephantiasis
Rheumatism
Scalds
Sore Nipples
Sore-throats
Skin-diseases
Fistulas
Scurvy'
Gout
Sore-heads
GlandularSwcl- Tumours
ings
Ulcers
Lumbago
Wounds
Piles
Yaws
N.B.—Directions for the guidance of patientsi
Teioi3 :—Pour guineas per maro, and 6s. groomevfiry disrmlpr are affixed to each Pot.
ago. AU payments to bo made on or before the 10th
Sold at the Establishment of Professor Holloway,
January, 1860.
244, Strand (near Temple Bar), London; also by all
respectable Druggists end Dealers
in Medicine
throughout the civilised world.
**
There is a considerable saving by taking the
larger sizes.
TIIE^WELSH
°
(Pistol with attachable stock).
Exhibition Prize
Medal, awarded 1862. Beware of counterfeit,
CONTRACTED OR STIFF JOIHTS.
Every arm. is London proved, and bears the Com.
All the medicines in the London Dispensariei pany'a trade mark.
would rarely benefit, much less cure, any chronic
cases of contracted or stiff joints; whereaß if this in- HOLSTERS, IiEI/ra, POUCHES, AJIMUNIvaluable Ointment be effectually rubbed into such
"
TION.
parts twice a day, the benofit will be immense.
Paralytic patients even can derive advantages from
ADDBES3—
remedy, and from no other.
toesaudSand-
flies
—Brunette by Amarunkus—Mayfly by Hachem—
Ancaster Starling.
-
Map of Itotomahana, and Hot Springs
Map of Harbour of Aotea and Ivawhia
PALE AND BROWN BRANDY
Campbeltown Scotch Whiskey
MARTELL'3
Fina Old Irish Whiskey
Browning's Celebrated Old
Geneva Gin
Fine Old Hum, 33 o.p.
:—
MAP
Province of
per
or
A,[~
Coco-Bay
OF NEW Zealand
Rattan was bred by Mr. Brid ;e in 1858 ; imported Chiego-Foot
Map of Tsthmus of Auckland
to New South Wales, where lie was purchased and Chilblains
Map of tho Waikato and Southern parts of the sent to Canterbury by Mr. G. Duppi.
Chapped Hands
CONTENTS
BISCUITS,
BESTPilotCABIN
Navy, ditto.
ATCHL/ESS is a beautiful Brown, aged 5 yeara
1 stands 10 hands 3 inches high, upon remarkably short legs, possessing immense power and
substance; whilst, for symmetry and activity he
stands unrivalled, with lino constitution and excellent temper.
His sire, tliat iar-f.med old horse Matchless, the
property of Sir. Dack, of Lincolnshire, which horse
is the sire of more stallions than any horse in
IS HOLLO
Perfumery and Fancy Soaps
Saddlery
HAV.E TOE SALE
Engl'sh
Poplins
Drugget Skirts
flodford Cords and Doeskins
"Windmill, Symonds-stbej,.
KBTAII. PRICES.
Two of tho Finest over Imported into the Province
of Auckland.
Matchless was shownaithe Peterborough Agricultural Show when a yearling, and obtained the first
prize, heating five others; he also was shown at
Peterborough Entire Horse Show, and obtained the
prize. Attain, at Peterborough, 1862, he took the
prize,beating six others; and again, at Peterborough!
£20, beat
ia October, 1863, he took the first
ing a large field of his class—thus proving himself to
be one of the best horc e3 that England can'
produce.
the
BISCUITS.
HORSES.
purposes.
THE CELEBRATED IMPORTED HEAVY
DRAUGHT STALLION
Black and Coloured Cobourgs
Black and Coloured Lustres and
French Merinncs
3-4 and 0-4 Union and All-ivoolDiinasks
Linseys, Druggets and Winseys
and
and Coloured Flannels
THE CELEBRATED -ENGLISH PRIZE
Grandsiro Active, the Champion of England, ne
having won 17 agricultural prizes.
Matchless's dam, a'splendid hay mare, by Mr.
lino's noted brown li°rse Honest Tom, which was
allowed to be the best that travelled in his day.
Tt will bo seen from this pedigree that Matchlessis
each week.
on both &ides, from the very beat breed or
Mares,
the
£6
Terms, for
season:—Single
10s.; descended,
cannot fail in getting
two or more, £6 each. Groomage, at time of service, cart-horsc* in England, and
of
the
highest value for agricultural and dray
horses
"s.
mare.
Knickerbocker Winceys
Gala Plaid«
Muslins
able Shawls
Major won tho first prize of £25 at the meeting of
the Royal Agricultural Society of England at Canthen two years old. He was
terbury, July,
selected nnd purchased by Thos. Crispe, Esq., of
Suffolk,
Abbey,
for
R.Q. Kermode, Esq., of
Bailey
Mona Vale, i>.ar Hobart Town, Tasmania. He won
at
Show at Campbell
prizo
Society's
first
the
the
Town, 1861, for the best imporlcd Draft Stallion in
Colony;
prizo in the
ho
won
same
and
tho
the
Society's Showheld at Longford in ISR2.
Mount St.
will
this
season
at
stand
tho
Major
John Stables,next the JunctionHotel, Otahuhu Road,
Otahuhu,
Tuesday,
Friday,
Saturday;
and
at
on
at Mr. John Hall's, on Monday and Thursday ; and
in
at
Browne's
on
Wednesday,
at Panmuro,
Mr.
Winceys
Clan
Lady Mary.
each
>:
AVhite
Muslin and Net Curtains, Lappot Blindß
Lappet '"-pots, Sprigs, and Stripes
White, Colore! and Frintod Flannels
Cloth, Tweed, and Soal Mantles
Black Glaco Sarsnets, Persians, Crapes,
grand-dam,
Walnuts
Jams
Bottled FruitPickles
Salad Oil
. Assorted Samv-a
Bacon
Ilarr'S
-33 and 36 in Croydons, Mediums and India Twills
33, 36, and 6S in. Grey Calicoes
66 and GS in. Scrim
Twilled Stripos, Furnituro Prints, and Dimities
Manchester and Karlsron Ginghams and Derries
Rolled Jaconets, Shirtings and Sileaas, Casbans
Cotton and Union Ticks, 6-4 Brown Ticks
Tow Sheeting, Forfar and Osnaburgß
Jute Carpeting, Cocoa Matting and Rugs
6 -1 and 8-4 Wood, Bronze, and Printed Oil Baizo
Navy Brown Canvas, Bagging and Coat Canvas
Rough and Dressed Brown, Black, and Slate
Hollands
3-4, 7-8, and 4-4 Linen and Cotton Diaper
Huckabacks, Towelings, Glass-cloth
Croydon, Wigan, and Linen Sheetings
Linen Damask and Spot Table Oloths, Napkins,
and D'Oylies
Hemmed Scotch Lara and Cambric Handkerchiefs
Black and Colored Coburgs and Circassians
Blaci and ColoredFrench Merinoes and Llamas
Mixed Alpacas, Russell Curds
Fancy Dross Materials in variety
Fancy Winsoy ai-d Hop Ski'ts
Black and Fancy Quilted Lustre Skirts
Jaconet, Mull, Hair Cord, Cambric and Fancy
Black, Blue, and Scarlet Broad
Silk Mixtures, Tweed and Coatings
9-4, 10-4, 11-4, and 12-4 White Blankets
9-4, 10-4, and 11-4 Scarletand Blue do.
Waterproof Clothing, Crimean Rpgs
Men's, Youths', and Boys' Clothing
Silk, Gingham, and Alpicca Umbrellas
Men's, Women's and Children's Hosiery in variety
Paisley, Tasmanian, D'Ecosso, and other season-
MAJOR
Spiccs
Adjoining
CHAMPION HERO.
is a beautiful Bay Chestnut, stands 16J
hands high. He was bred by Edmund Aiding,
Esq , Ratfin, Amesbury, Wiltshire, England ; sire,
the celebrated Suffolk Horse Boxer (winner of three
successive first prizes of the Royal Agricultural
Society of England) ; grand-sira, Rob Roy; dam,
Sober, by tho celebrated Horse Pride of Suffolk;
BISCUIT
MAMOEACTOET,
AND
MAJOR.
121b. ins
.
and Fancy
MATCHLESS
imported heavy
draught entire
Company's No. I Sugar
Mauritius-Sugar
Shirts
SPEAR
JACKSON'S—
Machine Ground Circular Saws
SPEAK
JACKSON'S—
Pitt and Cross-cut Saws, all sizes
Theabove having been made expressly for this
market, have the New Zealand Tooth and Drag
COUNTRY ORDERS CAREFULLY PACKED.
Teeth where necessary.
ALSO IK STOCK,
SORBY'S—
QUEEN-STREET WHARF.
Mill, Cross-cut, Pit, and Circular Saws
INDIA RUBBER MILL BELTING, 2 to 10 inch
AMERICAS SELLING- and SQUARING AXES
R. MOORE,
STUBB'B—
WINE,' SPIRIT, AND BEER MERCHANT
Mill Saw Files
CRUICKSHANK, SMART & CO.
AND IMPORTER.
O T E 8
ST Sham
Register and Gothic Hall
CookingRanges
the celebrated
Orange
Boys' and Youths', do. do. do. do.
9-8 and 5-4 Small Plates, Light grounds
STEAM
TEA
'
Sawn, 8, 8J
Extra
OBUIOKSHANK, SMART
Young Hyson Teas
CON.GOtr
Pekoe
Scented
Bluo and Fancy Saxony Balmorals
Men's and Boys' Black and Blue Cloth Caps
Men's Whiteand Fanoy Flannel Undershirts
Men's Helton, Self and Fancy Flannel Crimean
Tweeds,
WHISKEY (ME HAN'S)
CRUICKSHANK, SMART & CO.
PARTINGTON'S
STEWABT
&
HAVE ON SALE
UNDERSIGNED,
*
EOR may bo takenBlood, the greatest safetyCvkebyPvri-the
Strengthening the Coxstiujtion,
rvi.vo the
axd fob the
Ague,
with,
moat debilitated constitution.
Parties proceeding to the mining
or
or
distorted
districts, or who are otherwise exposed to damp and
inclement -weather, will find these Pills a preventive
against or a cure for
ATTACKS OF AGUE,
And other complaintsbronght.on by cold, and in all
T.
POI&HAM,
PONY
cases where the stomachic organs are deranged,
BOOT AND SHOE MERCHANT, AND
P
0
U
I
D.
. HARVEY'S BARK AND SARSAPAKILLA
GENERAL IMPORTER,
BLACK, by Oupid, late the property of
PILLS
J. O. Hamley, Esq , and the handsomest pony
Quken-stbeet, Auckland,
Have always been found efficacious
e i yet introduced to tho province.
to F. H. Lewisson, Jeweller,
shop
Next
The above is a perfect dray horse in miniature, and
MB. E D S 0 If,
JUST OPENED a fine assortment of
for power and symmetry unequalled.
SPRING GOODS, to which he invites
DEUGGIST, QuiiEN-STEEET,
an early inspection.
The Timor Pony
Sole Agent for AtjcklaSd.
TOM,
DANDY
N.B.—Branch Establishment, Parnell.
Sold in Boxes, la 6d and 3a 6d each.
a bay, with black points, sire of Mr. E. Waters'a
and I\Tr. T. Smith's Dandies, and of many of the
Off SALE
best ponies in tho province, well known as Ligar's
BY THE UNDERSIGNED,
brc cd.
"THE NEW ZEALAND HERALD."
OA TIERCES PRIME SYDNEY BEEF
Terms for either, two guineas per mare. All pay-» Qly 20 kegs do. do.
TEEiIS OF ADVERTISEMENTS.
10 casks pork
ments to be made on or before the 10th January,
10 tons bone dust
Three lines
1860.
is. M.
|
Pour lines
A. CUNNINGHAM,
Is. 61
EATON AND DEWOLF.
]k
Eightlines
s». 64.
Newmarket Hotel.
Queftn-strent WWf, .Tune IS, 1865.
And 24.for each additional liiie.
N.B. —Any special orders respecting either of the
aDBSOEUTIOjr
above horses can be given to the Grooms, Kintoch
ON SALE,
and Fooks, in attendance daily.
10a. per Quso-ter staple copies 3d.'each
£;nn PAIRS CLOTH BOOTS 45.6d.
.
SOO pairs Kid Boots, 10s.
«r Advertisements will be received at the Office, WjniBUILDING SOCIETY.
J. ROUT.
street, and the number of insertions required inust be cleaifr
High-Btreet.
written on the copy, etherwise they will bo inserted ua'i
AUCKLAND PERMANENT BUILDING
countormaaded
and charged accordingly.
AND INVESTMENT SOCIETY offers special
H Y GI E N E .
advantages to those who desire n perfectly safe
investment, and good interest for their money
Cold, Shower, Yapour, Aromatic, and Auckland, Nbtt Zkalandj—Printed and Published daily bj
Every information afforded by tho Secretary, A.
Medicinal BATHING-, Shaving, Shampooing,
W". C.WiiiSON, proprietor, at hid General Steaifi Prints
Boaudman, Agent to the Great Barrier Saw Mill and Haircutting at J. Webb's Establishment, opposite
Establishment, Wyndliam-street» (a few doors frflffl QutiS
Company, Canada Buildings, Queen-str
the Herald Office, No. 4, Wyndham-street.
ttreefc.}
AJRT
HAS
...
lM
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~~
THE
.
a
BY
BUCHANAN
SALE,
.
I
HIGH-STREET,
Ilare in Stock for Sale,
0 If
;
CO.,
&
■
CBUICXSHAN'K, SMART
TRISH
[DAILY.
OCTOBER 14, 1865.
THE NEW ZEALAND HERALD, AUCKLAND. SATURDAY,
8
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