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ZealndHr.
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baKQUE
"DASSKjfGjjRS must PAY BALANCE3
-Uat.
0 f Passage Money and bo oil Board
bv 10*30 a-iii. THIS DAY. Vessel sails at
Vessel must be rendered
jj) Accounts ngainst this
tJ tie
AND FIRTH,
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AUCKLAND, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1865.
"WALTEE
DUDLEY,
and SHIPPING butchee
famly
(Nearly opposito tho Sotjtmebn Choss Ofllco),
CUJPPLIES the PRIMEST PROVINCIALFED MEAT
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BROWN, CAMPBELL
CO.
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Proprietors—Messes. Danieis
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fl. M. JERVIS,
No Bonnets allowed to be worn in tho Stalls
Cloalc Room Free.
Under tho distinguish?!! patronage of
COL. MOT 7 !.!>, 0.8.,
AND THE OFFICERS OF this GARRISON.
THREE-BUSHEL BAGS, WOOLPACKS, SEAMING TWINE, &c.
PLATE and "WINDOW GLASS
SADDLERY, and Cart Harness
DRAPERY GOODS—Sundry assorted Invoices
IRON BEDSTEADS
GREY ROYAL, HAND, and DEMY PAPER
THORLEY'S FOOD FOR CATTLE
and about £1,000 in Bank-Notes:
This is to notify that his Excellency the Governor EAU DE COLOGNE—(J. M. Farina's)
itc.
&c.,
&c.,
will grant a Free Pardon to any person implicated in
the robbery aforesaid, who shall givo such informaShortland Crescent,
tion as Ehnll lead to the apprehension and conviction
August 1, ISGS.
of any one or more of the other offenders.
HENRY SEWELL.
CAPITAL INVESTMENT.
£ 500
COMMODIOUS FAMILY RESIDENCE,
REWARD!
possessing overy domestic convenience, within
WHEREAS on Mobday. tlie 4th September, 1865' ten minutes' walk- of tho Union Bank, Queen-Btreet;
Mr. AYaimslet, of the Bank of New South Wales, healthily and pleasantly situated, and commanding
was stuck-up and robbed, about 12 o'clock in a delightful view.
the day, by four or five armed men, between No
Apply to JAMES ENSOR, Officers' Mess, Albert
Town and the Twelve-Mile, on the Grey-liiver Gold Barracks.
Fields, in the Province cf Nelson, about 14 miles distant from the Grey Mouth, in the Province of CanFARM ON SHAKES.
terbury, of 821 Ounces of Gold Dust, and about
£1,000 in Bank Notes:
WANTED— On an established Dairy
This is to notify that a Reward of £200 will be
Farm, yielding good returns from Milk Walk
paid by tho Bank of New South Wales to any per- and Green Crops. To a person with small capital
son or persons who ::ny give such information as will wishing to procure a fafo
investment, or learn farmlead to the apprehension and conviction of tho said ing, this is a favourable opportunity.
offender or offenders; and a further Reward of £300
B. TONKB,
for recovery of the stolen property. Or of this latter
Land Agent, Queen-street.
amount a sum in proportion to the value of the propeity so recovered.
FOR SALE,
J. OSWALD GILCHRIST,
"WAIKATO HOTEL," Port Waiknto,
Inspector,
now in tho occupation of W. B. Williams—
Bank N. S. "Wales, New Zealand.
doing a good business. Tcrmß very liberal.
For full particulars apply to
TO BUILDERS.
W. J. YOUNG,
Wellington, October 11, IS6S
on Monday, tlie 4th dny of September, ISGS, Mr. Walmsley, of tho Bank of
New South Wales, was attacked and robbed, about
12 o'clock in the day, by about four or five armed
men, between No Town and tlie Twelve-Mile, on tlio
Grey River G old Fields, in the Province
of Nelson,
about 14 mile 3 distant from the Grey Mouth, in the
Province of Canterbury, of 821 ounces of Gold Dust
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Agent.
WHEREAS,
POET WAIKATO AND RAGLAN.
BEGULAR TRADER FROM THE MANUKAU.
npHE Favourite p.s.
4
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«PRINCE ALFRED,'
the above ports from the
Governnicnt Wharf, on TUESDAY, November Oth, at 9 p.m.
Goods forwarded to all ftnti"ns on theWaikato at
£6 2s. 6d. per ton from Auckland, including cartage
lid shipping.
For freight or passage apply to
GEO. HODGE,
V*j'\*vS *wi]l
>
fail for
HAS
repeated the celebratedEntertaiument entitled—
Onehunga ;
THOS. MACKY
&
-
CO.,
Auckland.
iIEAII TO WANGAREI AND COROMANDEL.
iAjk
rTIHE p.s. TABMANIAN MAT7T
JL will leave the Queen-street
Wharf for
Coromandel every
THURSDAY, and for "Wangarei
•teasers
fienr SATURDAY.
For particulars and Time Table, apply to
BUTT & ANDERSON,
'
Agents.
fast-sailing cutter
rpHE
-L Moehis, master,
'DANTE,'
will sail from Onebungs,
a
regularly
twice
week.
For freight
/fflyOa
rasw&or passage apply to
SAMUEL FLEMING,
ri
MSSv
Beach,
Onehunga.
.
Albert-street.
CAMERON' AND BURROWS,
Architects.
Shortland-street, Auckland.
Oct. 26, 1860.
FOR LONDON DIRECT.
)ji|\ T™
good
TO BE SOLD
LOST.
accommodation
street.
LOST.
LOST—
MEMORANDUM BOOK.
—Anyone bringing it to Mb. Hissy Gimehd
Wyndham-strect, will be liberally rewarded.
for Freight or
Passage apply to
A Collecting
NO. 3 THOMAS' MACHINE,
1 FIRST-CLASS
witli nil tho latost improvements, adapted
Jl
and
at Otahuhu
TO
BE LET.—A COTTAGE and about 7 acres
of good LAND, about three miles from town,
On Friday eremvg last, a GOLD threo acres in crop to bo taken at a valuation.—
BRACELET, between Dcdwood and Town. Apply to R. Beamish, Epsom.
AVlioeoevcr will bring tho eame to Mb. Hautiuve,
jeweller, Queen-street, will be rewarded.
LET—A Good Threo-stall STABLE.—AppIy
General Cameron Hotel," Albertat tho
NOTICE.
street.
DAVID NATHAN.
LOST.
re
!t^glong"nVthl
TO
Also,
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SHOP
'KsJjfx
FURNISHED
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HOMESTEADS
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Gold
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is hereby given that Goneral MEETNOTICE
ING of Persons who have proved tlioir
CLAIMS TO VOTE, will
a
bo held on TUESDAY,
tho sovonth day of November noxt, at the hour of 3
o'clock in tho afternoon, at the Wheat Sheaf Inn,
Queen-strot, Auckland, for the purpose of Levying a
Rato, Electing Truslees, and transacting other business
connected with tho said District.
FRANCIS WHITE.
Auckland, October 31, 1865.
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STOLEN
W
DISTRICT OF WAITAKEREI EAST.
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TO
WANTED.
MISS
FANNY
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TO JAMES BOYD AND ROBERT LOW,
Late of Panmuro, Contractors.
is hereby givon to the above-named
parties, who have absconded, leaving unfinished
tho Building contracted for by them to bo erected
for tho undorsigned, tliat'unless they return within
seven days from this dato to fufil their contract, tho
samo will bo re-let to tender after that dato.
PHILIP QUICK PEARSE.
4th Nor., IS6BI
NOTICE.
PLATE-LAYER;
thoroughly understands
WANTED
his
cation
made to the Undersigned
—
A
up
who
one
business.
to bo
Appli-
to SATUR-
DAI, tho 28th instant. References of qualifications
will be required.—Peteu Oeace, Wyndham-street.
BOARDERS.—Comfortable BOARD
LODGING
be had at Mes. GebrAns*
WANTED
top of Hobson-street. Single Gentlemen 265. week.
and
can
a
WANTED—
PUBLIC TO KNOW that
OATS, MAJZE, BRAN, BEANS, Ac., as
well ns Agricultural Seeds of aU kinds, can be obtained
at G. H. Lavees & Co., Durham-street, (opposite
Mr. A. Bucklnnd's Sale Yards.)
THE
"11T7"ANTED—THE PUBLIC TO KNOW that
It
Mr. Jaites is Houso, Land, and General
Commission Agent, Rent and Debt Collector.
Charges reasonable. Wellesley-street (Queen-Btreet
end) , near Mr. Webb's Music Saloon, Aujkland.
LODGE "ARA," No. 318, I.C.
MONTHLY MEETING of tho above Lodgo TTjTASTED TO LET OR SELL —An 01d
will bo held THIS (Monday) EVENING,
Tl
Established FARM, 113 acres. Nine-roomed
House; rent, £G0 per year; 40 head Cattls to be
7 o'clock p.m.
Bv order of tho W.M.
taken at a valuation—22 miles from Auckland.—
FRED. L. JONES,
Apply at the Herald Office.
iH
ify
UNITED SERVICE LODGE, No. 421, I.C.
AN
NGARUAWAHIA.
WANTED
to Purchase, A TOWN SECTION.
Terms must be moderate.
Address, A. Z., Hebald Office, stating number and
piice.
EMERGENCY MEETING of tho nbovo
Lodgo will bo held at the Masonic Hotel, on
and Highly Competent LADY,
A
TUESDAY next, 7tli November, at 7-30 p.m. sharp. J\. residing wish her family at the North Shore,
Visiting lirethern are invited to attend.
wishes to receive two or three YOUNG LADIES aa
By order of tho W.M.
RESIDENT PUPILS. The course of Education
M. GREEN,
will include English, French, Geiman, Music, SingSo cretary.
ing,Drawing, &c. Every attention will be paid to
those entrusted io her care, and the advantages of a
AUCKLAND
CITY
MISSION AND good education will be combined with the comfort
CHILDREN'S HOME.
and refinement of an English home.—Letters addressed to A.D.," Herald Office, will be forwarded
BAZAAR TO ASSIST IN LIQUIDATING THE
DEBT.
PERSON who will be disengaged in a fair
days wishes for EMPLOYMENT in an Office
who are willing to assist in getting np or Storo, and would make himself generally useftl.
the proposed BAZAAR, are invited to attend the Can be recommended by his last; employer. Good
"Working MEETING attlioMission House, Durhamreferences.—Address Z. 8., TTttmt.ti Office.
street, over TUESDAY AFTERNOON, commencing
Auckland, September 20, 1865.
at half-past two o'clock.
Contributions in money, or articles of any kind,
—Respectablo Young MEN can be
will be gratefully received by Mbs. CvNxmaiiAM, at
accommodated with BOARD and LODGING
the Mission.
(washing
included),
October
with the use of a choice Library,
31st.
Auckland,
by applying to Mns. Pascob, Union-street. Terms,
one
guinea
per
week.
WESLEYAN MISSIONS.
"
A
HOME.
THE
FOR
ANNIVERSARY SERVICES of theWesSALE.—A substantial well-built PUNT,
leyan Missionary Society for the Noithern
carrying 14 tons Firewood." Apply to Messr*.
District of New Zealand, will be held in tho Litf.wall & Rattray, Lower Queen-street.
Wesloyim Church, High-street, THIS (Monday)
EVENING-, 6tliinßtant at 7 p.m.
TO PARENTS AND GUARDIANS.
Chair to be taken by
CAMERON AND BURROWS,
ARCHIBALD CLARK, Esq.
Architects, Surveyors, and Engineers, have a
And tho Meeting addressed by several Ministers, VACANCY for an active YOUTH, of Good Educaand other gentlemen.
tion, as PUPIL.
MESRS.
;
200 bogs superior Tasmanian Oats
200 ditto New Zealand Maizo
Best Chilian Flour, 18s. per 100 lbs.
Superior Oaten Hay, Ohaff, Bran, Hay, and
Bono Dust, always on hand.
STONE BROTHERS & CO.,
Qucon-street Wharf.
Novcmbor 4th, 18G5.
i
STRAYED.
'
PRIME
"
foe Barque
—A BAY FILLY, white faco, off hind
LET, TO LET, TO LET—THREE SHOPS,
GLENCOE,'
foot white. The owner can have the same by
gisler. This handy vesselhas
in Yickery'ff Buildings, Albert-street, at 20s
I 8 k rp
and
THORP,
Wairoa,
to
applying
paying
ail
MR.
per week.—Apply f.t the Albert Foundry."
rtS and WeU adaptedfor
expenses.
Wairoa, October 28th, 18G5.
JOHN ROBERTON & CO.
LET—A HOUSE, containing SixRooms (No.
6, Pitt Terrace), with Well, Tank, Cupboards,
STRAYED, from tho neighbourmagnificent
OR
view of City and Harbour. Rent
&c.,
A ?r T£D T0 CHARTER—THREE
hood
Onehunga, a BRIGHT BAY SADDLE moderate.—Apply to Mr. T. Scott, Pitt-street.
VESSELS; one to caryy Savra. MARE, 4 of
T ltnber
old, tall and light in gait, rather high
years
from Helensville, Kaipara to in rump, head a little round, white hind foot, tail
LET.—A five-roomed HOUSE at Glenburn.
Squjfo rp. an g^ nni; the other two to carry and mane, a little Equared mane hanging to near sido,
er
A five-roomed house in Yincent-street-—Apply
Kaipara to Melbourne and a little saddle galled on the off side. Any person
Adelaide
to W. Li-i'ine, Upper Queon-street; or at the
returning her to J. Honsos , Three Kings, or Mr.
Apply to
Hf.bald Oflico.
tT
3Hs - BROWN, CAMPBELL &
A. Buckland, will receive £1 reward; any person
CO,
detaining her after this date, will bo dealt with acAND DWELLING TO BE LET.—
•
Auckland.
i
cording to law.
Enquiro of Mil. IT. Fuqate,
Red Boot,"
J. HODSOJT.
Queen-street.
For S AL E,
November 2nd, 1865.
A..
EW CUTTER, 'about 20 ton ß
APARTMENTS for a Gentleman,
A N register,
or 35 tons burthen, cop- TpOUND—A CHEQUE, dated Auckland, 20th
with attendance, in Grafton Road.—For partiOctober, Bank of Australasia; the owner can culars apply nt tho Herald Office.
copper-fastened, well found in I
r^pecf 01"3 and chain9' &C and COm have the same. Apply at tho Btitisii Hotkl.
''fmrttrmevery
for SMALL CAPITALISTS.
-^-.apPiyto
DIGGERS' Money Belts, Gold Bags,
—For tho unsold portion of EAST TAMAKI
NICCOIi
Knife Sheaths, Revolver Holsters, Pouches, FARMS, tho undersigned aro prepurod to treat
Co.,
privately
Waist Belts, Luggage Straps, Gaiters, Pack Saddlee.
Quccn tre9t
Octofcn 14,
J. & A. WISEMAN.
HUNTER & 00,
,
Tho undersigned havo on sale at their Stores
NEW ZEALAND POTATOES,
only 7s. por cwt.
—
TO
FOR FREIGHT OR CHARTER.
to tailors, harness makers, skoemakors, and
carriago trimmers
1 No. 2 Ditto
1 No- 2 Singer's Mnehino, of tho first quality
and fit for tailors, shoemakers, harness
makers, and. carriage trimmers
1 Wheeler and Wileon'B Domestic Machine
Ditto
Ditto.
1 American
POTATOES! POTATOES! POTATOES!
LET—Tho WIIARF
TIMBER YARD
Waite's,
TOknown
Bridge.
ADFKED BUGKLAND.
as
THE
FRIENDS
AT
F. STREET'S, YORK-STREET, PARNELL.
TO
for Passengers.
AT A GREAT REDUCTION ON
ENGLISH COST.
ONEHUNGA.
ONEHUNGA.
—On Saturday Ip.-t, between Queen-street
and Cabbage Tree Kwamp, a PARCEL, conLET, —Sovoral Ttro-roomed COTTAGES,
taining half-a-dozen sliirts, a quantity of flannel, one
at Cs. per week.—Apply to Mr. Willway,
pair corduroy trousers, <Jcc., addressed to Sir. MooitE. Princes-street.
—Any one returning the same to Mr. Short, draper,
Queen-street, will receive £ 1 Reward.
OTAHUHU.
ton 3 burthen.
Has
SEWING MACHINES.
£1 REWARD.
' 1D A ZIE6IBR .'
CipiADf Reynolds, 860 tons register,
I|soo
Secretary.
TO
»
T
Secretary.
Shareholders can havo copies of tho Balance
Sheet from the Secretary, on and after FRIDAY
next, and llicy aro requested to coll or send for them
on that day, or Saturdny.
Now Shares £10 each, monthly payment 10s, per
share, can bo taken on Monday night. .
A. BOARDMAN,
lET.—The SPACIOUS BUILDINGS, at
•present occupied by tho undersigned, suitnblo
for two general stores, private hotel, or wholosalo
storo and warehouse, with never-failing supply of
water; shed and stabling for 7 horses.
GEORGE HODGE.
to Purchase
\U ANTED—Tho Ladies
Crinolines,
Public aro informed that the New Dramatic
—An
Activo Boy, one used to
Season will commence on
BUTCHERING.— Apply to Tucker and
SATURDAY NEST,
Wilson, Queen-street.
November 3rd, ISGS.
"WHEN
The Dividend at llioratoof 10 per cent, per annum
will be payable on MONDAY EVEN TN&, tho 13th
instant, from 7 to 8 o'clock p.m., at tho same placo.
Queen-street.
TENDERS
are invited from builders up to the
11 tli November, for the ERECTION of a
Three-storey Stone and Brick WAREHOUSE, in
to work a
aud
THE
Buildings.
THE
FOR WAIUKU.
Ballast
MEN
WANTED.-TWo
Punt.—Apply Butt
Axdebsoit.
First-class STEWARD for the
barquo Sir Gcorgo
WANT.HD—
References
quired.—Apply board
vessel
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ANNUAL MEETING of the "Auckland
Pcrmnnont Building aud Investment Socicty"
bo
held
will
at 8 o'clock, THIS (Monday) EVENIN Gt at
the 6th inßtant, nt tlio Society's Oflice, Canada
PARTNER
—
<_
OF DIVIDEND.
THE
WANTED
PURCHASERS of Stereoscopic
Tr VIEWS and I'MG 17iCiiS, in great variety
James Whyte, opposito the Old Court Houso.
their Best
tr.\DEiicioTTu:<o,
&c., from Mrs.
James, Milliner, Dressmaker, &c., WeUesley-stroet,
Queen-street, Auckland.
Places may bo securod at tho Theatre This Day,
ANTED—GENTLEMEN TO KTA Tn TTTBVTP
T%7"
between 11 and 3.
CLOTHING to Edgah and C0.'.0, GrevTT
street, where they are Cleaned, Dyed, or Pivp?i>d in
i.,
The flattering reception accorded to Sir. and Mrs. first class style, and at moderate ratfa.
>inl
Geohoe Case during their stay in Auckland, induces solicited.
them to announco two extra and farewell performances on THURSDAY and FRIDAY next, Nov. XVf ANTED—THE LADIES TO CALL AND
SEE our stylo of Cleaning, Dyeing, and Curl'
9tli and 10th, wheu they will most positively
ing Feathers—any shade guaranteed; Green,
conclude their successful engagement.
Blue,
Scarlet, Black, Brown, Mauve, Violet, Orange,
Tavender, Straw, &e ,&c. Straw Hats Cleaned,
. NOTICE.
Dyed, Blocked, or Altered.—Edgab & Co-, Grey-
"LATEST INTELLIGENCE"
FROM ABROAD AND AT HOME!
BUILDING SOCIETY.
PAYMENT
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A
of HOLLOWAY'S
W ANTED—PURCHASEES
PILLS and OINTMENT, at Is 2d per box.—
James Whyte, opposite tlio Old Court House.
A
(MBS. GEOItGE CASE)
Grey*'
reon
the
great pleasuro in announcing that lier Enterat the wharf. '
tainment on TO-MORROW EVENING
(Tuesday), November 7th, will he under the kind YSX ANTED.—A respectablo YOUNG MAN to
if
assit in a Store, one who has a knowledge of
patronage of COLONEL MOULD, C.8., and the
OFFICERS of the GARRISON, on this occasion accounts preferred.—Apply between 9 and 10 this
morning
to Henjiy S. Meyers, Fort-street.
(by desire), and positively the last time, will bo
xju
.
I
to
GRACE
YOUNG
A RRANGEMENTS nro boing riintla to hold tho
Will appear for a few nights, supported
BAZAAR, in aid of tho Building Fund, toby all the
ward tho end of the present month.
Intending contributors nro respectfully requested OLD
FAYOUKITES.
to "end articles as early as couveniont to tho Committee of Ladies :—
NOTICE.
Sirs. Bookek
Mrs. IIAMRIt
LADIES and GENTLEMEN of tho
Mrs. Macdonald
DRAMATIC COMPANY aro informed that
Mrs. Puojt
REHEARSALS for tho ensuing Season will comMrs. A. Black, Jim.
mence on TUESDAY, November 7th. geo cast and
Tho Misses Kout
call at tho Theatre.
Mrs. Lawssn
G. "W. DANIELS,
Mrs. Jjaisiiley, Onehunga
Manager.
Mrs. Maniikn'O, Eoinuora.
Scrym, for Papering
Attorney-Gexkbal's Office,
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or
the eye ot any person
a? ress of . tl? 0 nbovQ MR. who bn'owa
WIN lON, a favour will be conferred by"WILLIAM
communiMR. AND MRS. GEORGE CASE'S
cating the same to tho said K. Eose.
"TKIP TO THE RHINE!"
E. ROSE,
Stationer, Invercargil!.
And the occentric people they met there.
GALLOWAY,
WILLIAM'
native of Aberdeen
last board of in the Militia Force here: an
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This Entertainment is pronounced the most complete ef Mb. and Mrs. G\eorge Case's repertoire. important Letter awaitsyou at our office.—Bubra &
combining the most elegant costumes with rapid de Hirscu, Wyndham-street.
changes, and now and picturesque
scenery.
ANTED—PURCHASERS for the best Pole
\\f
TT
Golden Leaf Tobacco, at ss. 6d. a pound;
best Barrett s Tu'isfc, 63, j best Southern Cavendish,
Stalls, sa. j Amphitheatre, 35.; Pit, 2s.
4s. 6d. a pound; best No. 2 Manilla Cigars. Is. a
bundle,
Doors open at half-past sevon, to commence at 8 —Jamesor £5 a 1,000 j t»*ox matches, Is. 2d. a dozen.
Whytu, opposite the Old Court House.
o'clock precisely.
NIGHT
&
&
y
advantage
should tins meet
OF
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et
(MONDAY) EVENING-, NOV. 6th. Scotland,ho will, upon application to K. Rose Esa
Invercargil], hear of something to
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his
LAST
A
notice!
notice.
SH ™s: sTn ofh«Ve
Wikton, farmer, Viewhill, kto Tr
Ardersier,
fpHIS
TaoKFxox,' sin™,
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PRINCE OP "WALES THEATRE.
George
maurice o'rorke, Esq.,
Have on Sale,
ADDRESS tlio Electors of tlio town of OneT>rvA^T)Y—in case and bulk
Hennessy's, hunga, at (ho Institute, THIS EVENING
(MonWnrtoU s Champagno, Vineyard Proprietors' day) , at half-past- 1
o'clock.
AT THE
{Ihrce-dagger aud Vincgrowors')
Novombcr 6, 1865.
LOWEST PRICES.
RUM—Finest Jamaica, and West India
Queen-street.
&5V* Families waitod upon for orders, which will WHISKEY—iu case and bulk
NORTHERN DIVISION ELECTION.
bo sent toany part of
Jorember 6,1565.
the town, or Buburbs, freo of GIN—HOLLANDS, and OLD TOM
expense.
CURACOA
of Electors of this Division will
T-.-ip VEW PLYMOUTH, NELSON, PICTON,
the Flagstaff Hotel, North Shore,
SHIPPING SUPPLIED WlNES—Sherries, 'of various shippers, in butts, on WEDNESDAY
WELLINGTON-, CANTERBURY, OTAGO,
EVENING NEXT, the
hhds., rjr.-casks, and bottle
AT THE
instant, at 7 o clock, for tho purposo of hearing Bth
ASD SOCXHLAXD.
tlio
viows of tlio candidates for the above
LOTOST KATE.
division.
AMONTILLADO, Manzanilla, &c.
Tlio Candidates aro lioroby respectfully invited to
With the Supplementary English Mail.
PORTS—in pipes, hhds., and qr.-casks, and old attond.
"WALTEE DUDLEY,
bottled
A. Alison.Tas. O'Nibll
rnilE Panama, New Zealand, and
a
> CHAMPAGNE—Moet's,
Jon.v Holmes
BUTCHEE,
Perrier, Jouet's, and
J. Hammond
X Australian Royal Mail ComT. OK lllakey
other "well-known brands, in quarts and
B. Woodiiam
.'QTTEEN-STREET.
T.
pany
pints
Jonx Bond
Olivee Mays.
AIREDALE,'
H. Harms, Comhorse-power,
MOSELLE—HOCK,
100
Sparkling
and
Still
500 tons,
mander, will bs despatched for tho above Ports,
SAUTEUNE—BURGUNDY, RED POMAIID
fron the Jlanukau, on W EDNESDAY, tho Sth of
CIIAMBERTIN, and HERMITAGE
Vovember, at noon.
WE, THE UNDERSIGNED, agroe to CLOSE
CLARETS—LaIittc, Leovil, &c.
TT
our rcspeetivo places
>*0 carsjo will boreceived on board after Noon of
business on THURSTENDERS FOR CARTING-.
AUSTRALIA WlNES—Cawarra Hock, aud DAY, 9th instant, it being of
itesday.
tlio Anniversary of tho
Freight or passage must be engaged at tho ComClaret,
and
White
Irrawang
Princo of Wales' Birthday, also tho occasionof laying
City Board of Commissioners' Oflico,
nasj's Office.
CAPE PORTS and SHERRIES
the Foundation Stono of tho Now Supromo Court
Auckland, 30th October, 1865.
F»i;ensers bo:kri through to Melbourne, via
House.
for CARTING Scoria .Ash, Road ORANGE BITTERS, &c., &c.
03£0, per mail steamer.
DAVID GRAHAM & CO.
ITctnl, &c., in terms of Specification to be seen
H. M. JERYIS,
CRUICKSHANK, SMART & CO.
at this Office, will bo recoived until MONDAY First, BULK
Agent.
HENDERSON MACFARLANJff.
ALE—Pale
and
No.
3—London
and
the sixth day of November, 1865, at 3 o'clock p.m.
& J.
S.
Colonial Company's Brand
R. YATLE.
Each party tendering must deposit along with his
S. M. GREEN
CO.
Tender the sum of Twenty Pounds, which sum will BOTTLED BEER—Tennant's Alo
CONNOR & lIARNICY.
bo forfeited by the selected Contractor, in tho event
Allsopp's Ale and Stout, bottled
& SON.
CHAS.
STITCH
BURY
by Friend
of his refusing to carry out his contract; and all
J. A. 'WISEMAN.
I" ar ;s
,
Byass's Ale and Stout
monies fo deposited will remain in tho hands of tho
BENJ.
M'KERRAS.
u,
Board until the contract bond for tho works is signed.
London and Colonial Company's
THOMAS SCOTT.
pints
Victoria brand
HOKITIKA.
Tenders to be endorsed Tendor for Carting."
LEWIS SAUNDERS.
Whitbread's Stout, bottled by
By order of tho Board.
MAUNTSON.
Richardson
Co.
JOHN OGILYIE,
and
S. HAGUE SMITH.
Secretary.
MALT and HOPS
J. J. DICKEY.
R. W. DIGSON.
IRON TANKS
PLUMMER FLETCHER.
SUGARS—Mauritius Crystals, aud M. O. Manilla
JOHN JENKINS.
jOit XEIiSON, HOKITIKA, AND SYDNEY.
COFFEE—Manilla
HENRY FUG ATE.
A.
LEVY.
TENDERS FOR PRINTING.
CHICORY
T. & H. COOKE.
CHOCOLATE—Barry's
& O. KENNEDY.
W.
City Board of Commissioners' Oflico,
P. IJORNE.
COCOA—Taylor's
Auckland, 30th October, 1565.
R,
STEVENSON.
H.
Panama, New Zealand, and
FOR PRINTING, in terms of Speci- TEAS—Superior Congous, ex ' Maury' and 'E.
NEWMAN & EWEN.
fication to be seen at this Oflico, will be roceived
Shun'
T.
Us^raân
Mail
FOHGHAM.
■^■
-^°3*
Company's until MONDAY first, tho sixth day of November,
UPTON CO.
ClCAßS—Havannah-shaped Manillas
ISGS, at 3 o'clock p.m.
LEWIS TURItELL.
e;s3;!lip
Tenders to bo endorsed "Tender for Printing."
SOAP and CANDLES—London Soap, and Price's
J. HALYDAY.
By order of the Board,
No. 1 Belmont Candles
MORRIN & CO.
' AUCKLAND,'
JOHN OGILVIE,
SARDINES—in halves and quarters
GEO. CHAPMAN.
Secretary,
WAYTE & BAGER.
VlNEGA×Champion's No. 24, iu lialf-hhds.
GRAHAM, City Mart.
WALTER
Goedox
CORRUGATED
Possoxby, Commander,
GALVANIZED IRON
>50 toES, 150 h.p.,
jiJR^
E. PORTER & CO.
VARNISHES—NobIes'
and Hoare's Coach, House
WINKS
HALL.
2 leave the Munukau for above port, on FRIDAY,
Painters', aud Cabinet Makers'
ARCHD. CLARK SON.
nONEYMAN.
HAY
PAINTS—White
Lead,
Dryers,
&c.
i';= 10th Not., at noon.
NOTICE.
T. W. MARSH.
Anti-corrosive Paint
Peacock and Buchan's Patent Compositions
PAEDON
TO AN ACCOMPLICE. CANVAS—Navy, assorted numbers
EBEE
NEWTON CONGBEGATIONAL CHURCH.
For freight or passa go apply to
Y_
[DAILY.
ONEHUNGA ELECTION'.
Collections in aid of the Funds of the Society.
A.
O.
NOTICE OF REMOVAL.
&
MANLKY, Oil and Color Merchants, have REMOVED to \V7ndham-Btreet,
one door below the Hxbaxd Office.
October 23,1865.
/-"IILBERD
P.
\JT
GRAND FORESTERS' PETE
ILL take place in the DOMAIN on TiIURSDAY, 9th November, 1865,
THE PRINCE OP WALES' BIRTHDAY.
\\i
YV
To conclude with a
GRAND BALL IN THE EVENING,
VICTORIA
SHAKESPEARE
TAVERN,
WYNDHAM STREET.
AND
MARINE
ESTABLISHED
18 49.
CAPITAL, £200,000.
AT THE
PARNELL DRAMATIC HALL.
FOR PARTIOOLARS SEE PLACARDS.
B. C. DORNWELL,
Hon. Sec.
EIRE
INSURANCE COMPANY.
VICTORIA
LIFE
AND
GENERAL
INSURANCE COMPANY.
CAPITAL, £2,000,000.
Head Offices:
82, CoiiLINS-STEEET EaST, MELBOUBNE.
Chairman :
The Honoueame Henby Milleb, M.L.C.
H. CLARKE,
to inform the public of Auckland, that he
marine, and life insurances.
has completed his
effected at thelowest current rates.
NEW BOWLING- SALOON,
Terms of proposal, and every other information, to
• •<
bo had at the office of the undersigned.
which is how oriifßß,
,
HENDERSON HAOFARLANE,
__
21»t|
;
AufTdst
1885 i
BEGS
Fire,
„
"
_
&
_
THE NEW ZEALAND
2
WEDNESDAY,
bg
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER. 7.
PARM,
TEADE
SALE.
NOVEMBER 6, 1865.
Sales bg %ttdmx.
faction.
FBIDAY, NOVEMBER 17.
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 7.
HOVEMBER 22.
VALUABLE
£steg
$sles bg Qixdiatt,
Saks b]j $ndxm.
HERAU), AUCKLAND, MONDAY,
WOOL SALES.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND EFFECTS,
&0.,
&c,
&c.
DURHAM-STREET SALE YARDS.
[DAII^,
TO THE ELECTORS OF THE CITY WEST.
/~1 ENTLEMEN,—I beg leavo to offer mysolfas one
ENTLEMEN.-I respectfully
\JT of your Representatives in the" forthcoming
tha r
lX of your votes to replacs merequest
Provincial Council.
as
f >°
Representatives
in tlie Provincial Council
Gontlemen,
am,
I
Your obedient servant
'
Your obodient servant,
WILLIAM BWANSON.
WM.
n
oL
„,
"IA
It
fIVSI
"Sβ
i': n
THE ELECTORS OP
'
HUNTER & CO.
TO THE ELEOTORS OF AUCKLAND CITY TO
DRAPERY,
CLOTHING, BLANKETS, The Subscriber has recoived instructions from Cos.
DENT IN AUCKLAND AND
\
WOOL SALE on
WEST.
Chapman, who is about to leave Auckland, to sell
hold
their
FIRST
ELSEWBERj
SERGE,
CALICO, SHIETS, BLUE
FRIDAY, the 17th November, and on tho
bis Residonee, Parnell, (opposite Mr. Pike's
at
JONES & CO.
rtBNTLEMEN-Recent
occurrences
HOSIERY,
thiid FRIDAY in oach month during the season.
/ÎENTLEMEN,—In compliance with the decieion U
the foot that the persons bavin
storo), on Tuosday, November 7th, at 11 o'clock,
yeloped
\
on ho
of the eloctors at the public mooting
HaTe received instructions to sell by auction, at
VT
&c.
Elec
&c,
(contrary
iou,
my
&c,
to
expectation?!
Storage froo of charge until day of eale.
ENTIRE HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
£h instunt, I offer myself a* a candidate to become been led to expect), had at thethe
;
Brunswiok Buildings, on Wednesday, tho 22nd
M
eleventh hour
ono of your representatives in the forthcoming Pro&c, &0., &c, consisting of—
my interests and left mo without
.
November, at 12 o'clock,
necee, W
my
uso
bos
the
packs for sale.
Council,
&
SON
Wool
and
elected
shall
if
I
vincial
C. STICHBURY
N
gamzation to contest an Election: mv
DRAWING ROOM.
exertions to advance the general interests of the now almost be confined to
mHE HOUSE AND FARM OF FIFTEEN
tho
Town.
,?"*
above Goods on
of
tho
we
our
own.
I
Sofa,
Carpot
(4G
yards),
by
doing
liold
Trndo
Salo
Brusselle
and
best
socuro
Tablo,
a
so
Mahogany
Provinco,
JL ACHES, froniing the Great South Road, and Will
fore, I shall not be able personally to
>
Tuesday next, at cloven o'clock,
Arm Chair (hair cushion), 4 Chairs, 2 nets CurtainI havo the honor to be,
DURHAM-STEEET SALE YAEDS.
now occupied by Mr. Charles BUBtou, Papatoitoi.
the eamo favourable support I received solirit'nf
on a f
ing, with poles, &0., Table, 2 Rosewood Walnuts,
i1-. .
Gentlemen,
The house contains eight rooms, is well finished,
occasion.
«ionaet
50 DOZ., HEAVY SCOTCH TWILL
obedient
Your
servant,
Fenders, Firo-irons,
painted and papored. There are commodious outI consider it a public duty to reeist
SHIKTS.
&
DIGNAN.
this
P.
■>
&c,
&c,
brari,
HUNTER
00.
&c.
houses, Btables, &c, and tho faim ie fenced and laid
privilege, and the at tempt to exerciae an
1 ciiso, 30 doz., Rogotta Shirts
October 31st, 1865.
down in crops.
influence over the Speaker's casting, vote in the
1 caso, 20 doz., do. do., superior now pattorns
Have for private sale,
DINING ROOM.
and to carry the qucetion to the decision of «,»„,!
Shirts
Crimean
1 caeo
1
G Mahogany Chairs, mHREE HUNDRED WOO L PACKS
Carpet
Rug,
Brußsells
and
far as the Klectors are concerned.
10 dozen Australian Jumpers
■ \
Also,
TO THE ELECTORS OF THE CITY WEST. so On
cushions), large Round Table,
Spring-couch
(hair
a partial canvass of the Town of
Shirts,
Sorgo
dozen
Blue
all
wool
15
Onehun,,.
The farm adjoining, fronting the Great South
t
Side-board,
Engravings,
large
find reason to believe that only a portion
Mahogany
small Table,
:
10 dozen Byzftiitino Shirts
ofti
Boad, containing about 60 acres, well watered,
r*i ENTLEMEN,—At the request of a largo number Electors have been poisoned and misled
Clock, Tea-caddio, Tablo-oovers,
by thi
10 dozon Boys' and Youths' Sorgo Shirts, Window-curtains,
divided into paddocks, now in hay and crops, "will
\JT of old and influential Electors of your Ward, nicious doctrine, tending to the
&c,
&c,
&o.
'
wool
«!"
all
re-election
subversion
as
l
<
purchasers.
respectfully
mysolf
suit
offer
for
be sold as a whole, or dividod to
to
I beg
integrity of our dearoit inslitutione • and T .•,!
;
1 case Gente' White Shirte, euporior
your representative in tho Provincial Council.
confidently rely on your eupport and coalldeni
pogtop
Summer
Tweed
TEIANGLE.
Trousors,
1
caso
two
THE
The
Furniture
of
of
worthy
balance
a
renew
alof
by
promissory
should
think
you
If
me
Tbbms : —One-third, cash;
trust I may be privileged to wait upon you
15 dozon Duck Trousers
notes at 3 and 4 months.
your confidence, I fan only promise you that I will hereafter to thank you for your
BEDROOMS,
;
10 dozonBlue Sorgo Trounors
aid in breaking
ondeavour, as effectually as I can, to promote the su< h attempts in future to the
Consisting
Single
of
Double
and
November
on
next,
Tuesday
assortod
Iron
For
ealo
at
two
Bodstoade,
7tb,
case
Trousers,
using corrupt infl™
Cheviot
1
interests, not only of your important electoraldistrict, to coerce the Chair from
Hair Mattresses, Feather Pillows, Blankets Washo'clock,
?
the
1 caeo Men's Tweed and Bluo Flannol Suits
honourable
imJ*
and
whole
Province.
discharge of its duties.
THIS DAY.
etands and Waro, Toilet Glaseos, Toilet Tables -| (\ HEAD STEERS AND WETHERS, but of tho I
5 pieces Bluo Sorgo, Indigo dyo
am, Gentlemen,
Carpets,
Your obedient servmt
30 pieces Groy Calico, 3C and 72 inches
Ex Genoral Cameron,'
JLKJ
E
Your obediient Servant,
<src,
&o.
&c,
WM.
Boys'
Caps
Men's
and
Bluo
Cloth
1 case
From tho Bay of Islands.
HUGH COOLAHAN.
I
POWDuch
HIDINGS & DOWDEN
25 gross Coloured and Fancy Paper Collars
KITCHEN UTENSILS.
10 pieces Black Cobourg
TO
ELECTORS
THE
0?
THE
Have received instructions to sell by auction, This
BUCKLAND.
ELECTORat
ALFEED
2 tales 9 and 10J Superior White Bl&nkots
h
TO THE ELECTORS OF NEWTON.
Dinner Sorvico, Dish-covers, Glass Ware, Crockery,
DISTRICT OF FRANKLIN.
Day (Monday), on the premises of Mr. Lbb,
Perambulator,
stationer, Wakeßeld-stroet, next Fitzrov Hotel,
&c,
&c,
Stock-in-Trade—Consisting
of:
&c,
Also,
thewhole of his
ENTLEMEN,—I again solicit your suffrages at /I ENTLEMEN,—Having been requested k a
f~i
\T large number of the electors ofTaum,,,
3 CASE3, containing—
\JT the forthcoming election of members for the Maketu,
Y
FOWLS AND DUCKB.
and tho East Coast Districts, to allow £*
Provincial
Council, and should yon. honor me with
Choeeo Cloth, Window Blinds
Books
energies
employed
bo
my
will
TEIANGLE.
best
to self to bo placed in nomination as a candidate L
your confidence
THE
Crinolines, Brown Holland
Brushware
the Electoral District of Franklin in the Proving,!
A GOOD HOUSE DOG.
your
the
interests
of
and
of
the
promote
district,
Holland Jackets, Cloth Mantles
Perfumery
Council, I have had great pleasure in acceding
Linen and Cotton Tick
For salo, on Tuesdaynext, November 7th, at 2 o'clock, whole Province.
Fancy Goods
your wishes. At the nomination on Thursday, I»,
HORSES.
I am, Gentlemen,
Toys
Linon Sets, Sash Ribbons
declared, on a show of hands being
vory
Your
obdt. servant,
HOG EAIIS,
1 Bay (Carriage Horso) G years old
I* ;■!
Straw and Fancy Tweed Hats
Pipes
tho minority, and my friends havingtakc-n/to
ROWE.
or
W.
quality.
of
choico
demanded
old,
carry
will
a lady,
1 Bay Poney, 3 years
Cigars
Black and Whito Laco, aeeortcd
my
behalf,
on
now
poll
beg
to
I
assure you tkt
30 head Grown Cattlo
Auckland, Scp 27th, 1865.
childron
Glazed Linings, Bracee, Belts
Berlin wool
Ehall contest the election, believing that out cf I
font
Brook's, and Clark and Co.'s Cotton
Also,
members returned to the Provincial Council for He
1 Park Phtoton, with head, water-proof cur&e.
at least should be brought
District
of
&c.,
Franklin,
one
&c,
BUCKLAND.
ALFEED
ELECTORS Off THE DISTRICT OF PARNELL. forward specially the residents of
tains, and leathor apron, if not previously
A quantity of instruments
by
Tauran»a asd
disposed of.
&o.
&0.,
&c,
Makotu.
Terms at eal.o.
have the honor to solicit a
pt ENTLEMEN,—I
I BhnlV therefore- leave myself in your hands, plsfo.
Also,
your
renewal
of
and
at
tho
confidence
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 8.
eupport
\X
ing myself, if returned (while attending eorae<t]v tg
Terms—Cash.
forthcoming Election for tho Provincial Council. ■
tho interests of the two abovementioned districts') to
Harness, London-mado.
I am, Gentlemon, yours obediently,
give an equal attention to the requirements of Us
1 41b. Racing Saddle, complete (by Whipping
NOTICE.
THOS.
CHEESEMAN.
Lady's
(by
Saddle
Bridlo
■whole
district and of the Province generally,
1 Saddle, 1
and
October 2«h, 18G5.
Wilkinson and Kidd)
W. FRASEE,
FANCY SALE.
YAEDS
THE
(by
Peuto)
Double-reinod
Bridlo
NEWMAEKET
Capt. 11U
1
1 enafllo Bridle, 1 Colonial do.
TO THE ELEOTORS OF THE DISTRICT OF
Fiold Oflicor's Saddlo-cloth, 2 Sets HoraoSTATIONEET.
on the Public Holiday to be held
ONSEQPENT
HARRIS & TURNER
TJSION
STEAM
SAW,
MOULDING,
P on THURSDAY, tho Sale will take placo on
PARNELL.
SA3 H
elothing, Kneo-caps, and Haltora
\J
AND DOOR COMPANY (LIMITED), '
2 Fishing-rods, Reels, and Lines.
Will hold.
WEDNESDAY,November Bth, at the usual hour.
lIEJIOYED to their NEW MILL,
As an old colonist, and one who
fMiSNTLEM'EN,—
BIDINGS AND DOWDEN
SALE OP FANCY GOODS on Wodnosday
\JT takes an interest in Parnell, I beg respectfully
llechauiea' Bay, where they are now prepared
Tho Furnituro may bo soon aftor 12 o'clock on
next, at II o'clock.
ALFEED BUCKLAND.
to request your votes and interest on my behalf at to supply the following Goods, of a quality aid at
Monday.
Will sell by auction, on Wodnesday, tho Bth instant,
Election
of
Members
for
tho
witJioiit
precedent in the Colouies—
the approaching
District prices
at 11 o'clock,
Mouldings and Architraves, up to 12inehei
of Parnell.
ijgs- Particulars on Tuesday.
STATIONEB Y,—
SAMUEL COCHRANE,
CASES
Your obedient servant,
by 4 incließ thick
Consisting of
A. H. HUNTER.
Skirtings, in great variety
Auctioneer.
Matched and Square Jointed Flooring
Drying paper and copying paper
Ceiling and Pannel Boards, rough and planed
THE NE"WMABKET YAEDS.
Imperial drawing paper
HARRIS & TURNER
Doors. Sashee, and Joiners' Work of every
THIB DAY.
TO THE ELECTORS OF PARNELL.
I/etter books
OX SALE,
description.
HATE
Account books
For sale, on Wednesday noxt, November Bth, at
Circular Uuttiugs, and Sweeps foi CabinetIndexes
ENTLEMEN,—Having obtained so favourable a
NEWJIA.UKET SALE YARDS.
MUTTON
12 o'clock,
fi
makers
Quill pens
reception
Vjf
from you at the 'Meeting heldon the
Beef
Sealing wax
tyf\ HEAD FAT CATTLE, 27th inst., I have the honor to solicit your support in
Pork
& CO.
Also,
HUNTEE
,
|
ex 'Bengal
Ferrett i to inches
Ou
the approaching Election fora seat in the Provincial
Sawiug mid PlaniDg dono, Flooring prepared
Steel pens
30 head Aiickland-fntted Cattle
Council.
Will 801 l at their yards, at Nowinarket, This Day,
Damping brushes
Timber of all descriptions and RougliLining,
I have tho honor to be,
Dairy Cows, Store Cattle
for sale, che^p
Blotters and blotting paper
Your obedient servant,
200 Fat Wethers
A£T HEAD PKOVINCIAL FATTENED
Pncilsandred tape
CATTLE
50 choico Fat Lambs
4D
H. M. NATION.
P aying cards
70 head Storo ditto
Fnt and'Storo Pigs
The Company respectfully solicit the support o.'
Inkstands
FINAL CLEARING-OUT S/VLE, ON THE
16 Dairy Cows
Builders, Contractors, Shippers, and others; the very
Envelopes
superior Machinery they hu\o reccnUj
200 Fat Shcop and Laniba
PREMISES; LONDON HOUSE, SHOETTO THE ELECTORS OF THE NORTHERN complete and
ALFEED BUCKLAND.
Brief paper
Fat and Storo Pigs
obtained from England enabling them to produce
LAND-STEEET.
DIVISION.
Indianrubber
first-class work, at the lowest possible price.
Xog slates
All purchases delivered, if wituin two miles of|tla
/GENTLEMEN,—Having already had the honor
At one o'clock.
Oilpapor
H. JOSEPH.
\JT of BoViciting your suffrages for my Tcturn. once Factory.
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 17.
Bristol Board
by auction, on Wednesday next,
offer
your representatives in tho Provincial
Will
more
as
one
of
Copying books
WANTED,
Council, I bear to again remind you that I will feel
Paper weights
mHE BALANCE of tho STOCK OF CLOTHING,
THIS DAY.
much honored by your support, and also to assure An unlimited supply of Junk Timber, at en/
BY OEDEE OF THE COMMISSAEYElastic bands
JL BOOTS, SHOES, &c, &e.
you that no efforts of mine will be spared in advocatthickness up to 6 feet.
Ebony rulera
ing your interests.
GENEEAL.
Arnold's black ink.
The Boots and Shoes, Clothing, &c, will be offered
KEWMAEKET SALE YAEDS.
Yeu will find me as heretofore giving steady and
in Trade Lots.
NOTICE
watchful attention to every matter that concerns your
HUNTEE & CO.
For Bale, without reserve, at the Stables, Penrose, on large and important distriot.
&c,
io.,
&c.
: r0 THE
Notice—Buyers at tho former sales, are requested
NOTICE
INHABITANTS BETOJiB
h
have
tho
o'clock,
be,
I
nor to
Friday, Novembor 17, at 12
to clear their respoctivo Lots, or they will be sold
OTAHUHTJ, OR THE GREAT SOUTH
Will sell, at Newmarket,
Gentlemen,
70 lIEAD OF HORSE STOCK,
at their risk nnd expense
ROAD.
Your
obedient
servant,
QA HEAD of YOUNG CATTLE, from
principally Draught, and among thorn a number
J. CADMAN.
!
OVJ 30 head of theNorth Shore
Further particulars on day of sale.
BOOTS!
BOOTS
ol Mares of superior description.
WALTER RUNCIMAN having retired
young storo cattle.
from tho Carting, the undersigned proposts
to despatch Drays on TUESDAYS and IRIDATS,
TO THE ELECTORS OF THE NORTHERN
ALFRED BUCKL&ND.
for 3laungataw"hiri Creek, ar.d trust by punctuality
At One o'clock.
DIVISION.
MONDAY, NOVEMBER 20.
and attention to merit a share cf public patronage.
RIDINGS & DOWDEN
W. J. HURST & CO.,
ENTLEMEN,—Having been urgently requested
Queen-etreet,
to go into the Provincial Council as one of your
DECEMBER
\X
FRIDAY,
1.
THIS DAY.
Late Agents for Walter Runciman,
Will eell bj- auction, in a few days,
Representatives, and believing it to be the duty of
NO EE SERVE.
give
all
the
his
every
power
man to
assistance in
to
THE HAYMAEKET.
nr\ TRUNKS AND CASES SEASONABLE
extricato the Province from its present difficulties,
NEW MARKET SALE YARDS.
ON SALE, PER GLENCOE,,
I beg to say that I shall bo willing to act, if elected
"WOOL
PACKS
FOIL
SALE.
A C\(\f\ POSTS AND SAILS
BOOT 3 AND SHOES.
by you.
HUNTER & CO.
32,000 5 ft. Box Palings
rrAJUU
I have tho honor to bo,
CHOICE SMALL FAB MS FOR SALE
7
AMPLE STORAGE, WITHOUT ADDITIONAL
12,700 6 ft. do. do.
Gentlemen,
Will soil nt their jnrde, thrco hundred ehcep, ox
ISO Felloes
BY AUCTION.
UNTIL
OP
SALE.
CEAIIQE,
DAY
Tour
most
obdt.
servant,
Lord Aflhloy,' from Kapior.
52 pairs Shafts, 10, U, and 15 ft.
Partiaulara in future advertisement.
THOS. HENDERSON.
900 bushels Oats
OArt SHEEP FROM
NAPIER
"T7IIRST WOOL SALE on Friday, December Ist,
JOHN ROBERTON&CO.
Jl and on Gut Friday in each Month during the TO THE ELECTORS OF THE NORTHERN
E. & 11. ISAACS
At Ono o'clock.
Season.
THIS DAY.
ON SALE BY THE UNDERSIGNED,
Aro instructed to sell by auction, on Monday, tho
DIVISION.
20th. November, at 12 o'clock.
QAA BARRELS PORTLAND CEMENT
BTJCKLAND.
FANCY
PEEFUMERY,
CUTLERY,
ALFEED
ZjUU
THIS DAY.
100 ditto PLASTER OF PARK, ex
ENTLEMEN,—I beg spectfully to offer myself
GOODS, PLATE-GLASS CASES, FITFOLLOWING CHOICE PARCEL OF
'Eastward I!o!'
as a CANDIDATE for the representation of
\JT
LAND, viz.:—
100,000 KAURI LATES.
TINGS, &.C.
your division in the Proviucial Council.
TTtIANGLE.
SALTS
YAHHS.
NEWMAKKET
THE
D. GOUGH.Jun.,
do
you
electing
Should
me the VvGnor of
mo as one
B A L M A I N,
of your representatives, I shall use my best enT)EGULAR SALES of Cattle, Horses, and Sheep, deavours in carrying out such measures as will b;st
C. AETHUE & SON
SOLDIER'S HAY, NORTH SHOEE.
JAj
ou TUEBDAYS, at two o'clock.
promote tho interests and welfare cf tho country
HUNTEE & CO.
Will sell by auction at 11 o'clock, a.m., at the shop
THOMAS FOIIG-HAM,
Villa Sitos, and Building Lots,
settlements.
of Mr. \Vi»otßki, Qacen-»treet, near the Odd Fel- 102 Small Farms,
Will 801 l at thoirYards, Sixteen. Head of very euperior
eituato in the nbovo healthy locality.
ALFEED BUCKLAND.
lows Hal),
I have tho honor to remain,
QUEEN-STREET, AUCKLAND,
Fat Cattlo, from Wangaroi.
Gentlemen,
They command on extensivo panoramic view of
(Next Store to F. H. Lbwibsox, Jeweller),
REMAINDER OF HIS STOCK-INnnd surrounding country.
servant,
City
tho
of
Auckland
OF
Your
obedient
-tr*
HEAD
CATTLE.
FAT
TRADE, consisting of Cutlery, Perfumery,
HAS FOE SALE,
JOHN McLEOD.
Tho forms are of a suitable size, well wooded with
NOTICE OF EEMOYAL.
Pipes, Cigars, Fancy Goods Stationery, &c., ic.
Helonsville, Kaipara,
running streams of beautiful water. The bush is
ASSORTMENT of Ladies,' GentleAlso, two superior Plato-Glass Show Cases, CounAt
One
o'clock.
principally Ti-treo of large tize, with occasional
30th October, 1565.
men's, and Children's BOOTS and SHOUS,
ter, Fittings,
DRUG AND CHEMICAL ESTABLISHMENT,
full size Kauri Trees—eomo Tory largo. Good
of various shapes and quality, at Low Pricei—f«
&c.
&c,
&0.,
lines of road havo been laid out through tho
VICTOBIA-STBEET, AUCKLAND.
Ready Money only.
proporty, and it is bounded fis well by Government
TO THE ELECTORS OF THE NORTHERN
THIS DAY.
roads leading to all parts of tho harbour. The Groat
HILL respectfully intimates to his friends
Alfo,
DIVISTON.
North Boad is only a few minutes' walk from it.
and tho colonists of Now Zealand that ho
PAPER HAXGIKGS, in great variety and
The Government reserve at Kauri Point also bounds
REMOVED into New Premises of hia own on
has
ENTLEMEN,—Havingfiomthe commecement
NEWMAEKET SALE YARDS.
quality
the property.
the other side of tho street, just below his old shop.
(12 years) represented |you in the Provincial
Prime Oak Varnish
T. B. H. takea this opportunity of gratefully UT
0,000 FEET TIMBER, DOORS, SASHES,
the
honor
I
have
to
solicit
n
renewal
&cCouncil,
again
&c,
&c,
acknowledging hia obligations to his friends for tho of your confidence and support at
FRAMES, &c.
Terms—Very liberal, viz., Ono-third Cash ; Balance
the foithcoming
HUNTEE & CO.
kind support ho has hithorto received. Anxious to Election.
by Promissory Notes at 3, 6, 9, and 12 months,
CONNOISSEURS
TO PRIVATE FAMILIES AND
obtain confidence and give satisfaction to hie cusbearing only 10 per cent intcrat.
Will soil at their Yards at Newmarket, This Day, tomers,
I am, Gentlemen,
he commenced business with the determinaC. ARTHUR AND SON
OP CHOICE WINES.
Tours obediently,
LOT OF FAT CATTLE from the Hot tion to gain a high character for his establishment
AL.LAN O'NEILL.
llato been favoured withinstructions from tlioUnion Tho plan of tho proporty is now
it his unremitting personal attention,
by
to
Springs.
devoting
ut tho office of tho
ON SALE CHEAP BY THE TJXDEBSIGSXD,
North Shore, Ist November, 1865.
Steam Saw, Moulding, Sash, and Door Company
by supply EVERY ARTICLE of tho utmost purity,
Auctioneers, Frazer's Buildings, Queen-strcot.
A CHOICE PARCEL of AUSTRALIAN HOCK
in consequence of removal to their New
and never to substitute an inferior article for the
ijL
At
One
o'clock.
AND SAUTERNE, "ex 'Prince AIM,
Factory in Mechanics' Bay, to eell by auction, on
mere purpose of selling cheap, but to make it hie
For full particulars apply to Messrs. Daw and
Pinte and QuaiU. Apply to
Tueeday next, at 11 o'clock in tho forenoon,
constant study torender his establishment in every TO THE ELECTOBS OF THE NORTHERN
Macfablane, Survoyors, Hardington'g Buildings; or
.
W. J. YOUNG,
way worthy of the patronage which it has been
STOOK OF TIM BEE, to Thos. Kevbn, Bootmakor, Shortland-atreet.
DIVISION.
Quesn-it., Anctiwhis privilege to enjoy, and on these grounds te
at their Old Factory in Queen and GroyTUESDAY, NOVEMBER 7.
solicits a continuanco for the future.
ttrecte, consisting of—
Aleo for sale the sarno day,
/"I ENTLEMEN,—I again solicit the honor of reBOOK BINDING
Tongued and Grooved Flooring Boardi
4 Allotments at Mount St. Mary, and aevoral othor
VT presenting your district in tho Provincial
EVERY DESCRIPTION, NEATLY EX6 x J Tonguol and Grooved Lining do.
O T A II U H TJ
SALE,
N.B. A quantity of second-hand Shelving, Council.
Properties.
ECUTED
9x 2, 9xl, 9x J, 9x
Drnwore, Shop Bottles, Carboys, &c, and a new
J
Should you consider mo deserving of re-election, I
T. WATTEB9.
6x3, 6x2, Gxl, 4x3
Englieh-mado Mahogany Counter for Sale.
will endeavour (as I trust I have hitherto enFurther particular in futuro issue.
Fort-strett'
HUNTER & GO.
4x2, 4xl, 3x S, 3x lj
November 4th, 1865.
deavoured) honestly, and to the best of my-ability,
Will hold thoir Weekly Sale, at Otahuhu, of
to justify your confidence.
Ruled Bill Heads on Fait).
A quantity of Door*, Sashes, and Framoe,
CATTLE, STORE CATTLE, DAIRY AUCKLAND STEAM COFFEE MILLS.
Mouldings, and Cedar Boards
MONDAY, NOVEMBER 13.
I am, Gentlemen,
COWS, Slieop, Pigs, nnd Hersee.
Your obedient Servant,
Crowbars, Nails, Hinges
JOHJNT G-OODALL,
WILLIAM GKEGG & CO.,
&c,
4c,
THE LIBRARY OF LIEUTENANT WAR&o.
DAVID SHEEHAN.
AND MINING ENGINEER W
COFFEE AND SPICE MERCHANTS,
At Two o'clock.
BURTON, R.E.
LAND SURVEYOR,
WraDHAM-6T. (opposite Hebald Office),
Cl
TO THE ELECTORS OF NEWTON.
AKAIYSEE OP MIXEKALS, OIIES, SOUS,
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER Iβ.
l
The subscriber haa received instructions to sell by
And at
CHAMBERS,
auction, at his rooms, Fort-stroet, on Monday,
WYNDHAM
PBINCESS-SIEEET, DuivEDlN,
—Having
been
solicited
ENILEMEN,
a
by
largo
f~i
Novombcr 13th, at 11 o'clock,
MAIZE! MAIZE!
ON HAND and FOR SALE—
PRELIMINARY NOTICE.
and influential number of Electors'to represent
\f\NDnAM-BTKEET.
rriHE LIBRARY OF LIEUTENANT WARCoffees, raw, roaeted, and ground
your interests in tho Provincial Council, I beg to say
BDRTON,
-1
R. E., consisting of about 400
Coffees ground, packod in tins ofall sizes
I havo real pleasure in complying with your request,
('.
DUEHAM-STEEET SALE FAEDS.
ARTHUR & SON
JOHN GWYNXJWB,
Volumes ef Valuable "Worke.
Pepper, whito and black, whole and ground
and to assure you that, should I be honoured with
EKGIXEE"
Mace
Clovos
your
confidence,
my best efforts will be tiFod to pro- iprVTL ENGINEER, MINING
Will sell at tlicir Mart, Queen-etreet, on Thursday,
&
HUKTEE
CO.
For particulars see Catalogues, obtainable at tho
Cinnamon
mote the interests of Newton and the Province in
Chicory
November 16,1865, at 12 o'clock noon,
SURVEYOR,
AND
office of
g
Mustards
Ginger
general.
Suva for Sale
GrEKERAI, CO.NTRAOTOIt, VALVATOB, AXV AB3IISA
WELL-SELECTED FREEHOLD
.
Curry Powder
Cocoa
I am, Gentlemen,
SAMUEL
COCHRANE,
AN
City,
Onohunge,
npWO
tho
HUNDBHD
FIFTYBAGS
BBOT
Newton,
Nutmeg
Carraway Ee»de
PROPERTIES in
Tour» truly,
ELDON OHAMDBRSp
JL
STDNEY MAIZI,
AurMon«w,
AUeplwt
Chocolate
tfokfKO, Jtoglwi, Pro?, Sins Trnw?, Ac, fc,
P. HBEAPATH,
esosjuirjC'itaiizT.
:
PAPATOITOI.
WILL
J I
HIS
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ZLT3
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°
i
ft".
IBALB,
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intwSf
,
£
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7
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;
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STATIONEB
t
4LONG-WOOLLED
.
*
°
HAVE
A
8
—
POTATOES,
MR.
,
,
ABOUT
'
'
ie
THE
THK
AIiARGE
TB.
I i
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A
*
THE
—
OF
„.
PAT
CIVIL
*
HATE
SEVEBAL
I
DAILY^
J. M. LENNOX,
LAND AND COMMISSION AGENT,
A-
KLA> -p ANNUAL RACE MEETING.
j.T
KPI Axn
o
3rd Jaxuabv, 1866.
KENT AND DEBT COLLECTOR, &c,
HIGH-STREET, CORNER OF YULCAN LANE.
JOHN ROBERTON & CO.
HAYE ON SAL
OON3OU TEAS
Co/Too, ground in tins
JRE-OPENING
OP
HALYDAY'S
UPHOLSTER r AND CABINET BUSINESS.
SUPERIOR
Barry's
3
THE NEW ZEALAJTO HERALD, AUCKLAISTDS MONDAY, NOYEMBER 6, 1865.
EXCHANGE HOTEL,
OF
COBWEB
QUEEN AND DtTBHAM BTBBETS,
"
Chicory
Sugar, Company's, Mauritius, and cruehod (Four Doors
Chocolate
Jellies
Jams
Marraalado
jjELD OK THE EPSOM RACE COURSE.
NEW ZEALAND
INSTJEANCE COMPANY.
ITBE AND MARINE.
OPPIOEB :—JEASIIE'a BTJUDIHeB,
HEAD
from
(he
Trincc of
Wales
Thcatre.J
with mnnazßD iiabilitx
Pbopeibtoe—R.
iMOTOtSJ).
CAPITAL, £250,000;
H. COX.
op
thh bhabbholdhbs
FOR IMPERATIVE SALE,
DIRECTORS:
Confectionery, Koiller'e" and WothorChaebjiah—James WhiMAMsok, Eeq.,
ESTABLISItED 1851.
FIRST DAY.
Deputy Chateuak—B;
epoon'j
finished Four-roomed House on the
Bao-WHine.
n
sots.,
sweopof
added
Newton
Crosso
100
to
and Blackwell's assortod Oilmen's
Road, ornamental garden in front, and
Graham,
COMMERCIAL UOOM David
Thomab BTXBBBKi
TiYFS PLATE,
1
weight for ago. Second
small garden at back. Every room in this House riIHE Undersigned having now completed tho
Stores
G. B. Owex,
o. J. Siohh.
7v .f! }ovs. carfi; out
I
£25
of
the
third
is
lined
and
Lea
and
Perriu's
Sauco
(ST/BSCEIFTIOH.)
papered. Prico£2so.
Worcester
W. 0. Whsoh.
\
to "nwive
■*- erection of a commodious BRICK BUILDING,
Allotment off the Ponsonby-road, Hi years allowed
Fancy Biscuits
his stakes.
tone to save
pon tho sito ot hia old Estahlishmont, Shortland
>Sardines
nrtABIiES of Bates, Printed Forms of Proposal*,
to pay tho Principal.
H niiles.
58 acres at Great Oraah, .it £20, cash.
Herrings
Crescent (recently dostroyca by fire), has RESUMED
the European (Englieh, Scotch, Trish, Welsh JL aad all other information may be obtained from
Preserved Salmon
ten to four daily, at the Office of the Company, or
valuo
sovs.; weight for Four of tho choicest Allotments in West Nowton
Gorman, French, Italian, Austrian, Danish
FPSOM TLA lE,
BUSINESS
to receive- and
prepared
and
is
Lobsters
therein,
Oystore
and
at
a
sacrifice.
Estate,
ft.—quarter
Spanish,
Kusamn,) American, Indian and Colonia from any of the Director.
of
each,
h.
Entrance, -t sovs.
n
a°?'
Presorvod
Moats
GEOEO-B P. PIBEOB,
to second horse; third 500 acres of Good Land at Great Oman; for jSIGO oxeeuto orders as formerly.
Wales,
New
South
Adelaide
Australian,
Victorian,
to
go
stakes
0O f
Bacon
Manager.
stake.
—cash.
Hobavt Town, Queensland, and New Zoaland
His arrangements for the Importation of
horse to save his
Hams
Squaro, City, vory cheap.
Woll-hniltHous
Market
1 mile.
ENGLISH FURNITURE will enable him to
Lard, in bladder
Allotment in thoMount Eden Boad, £15.
AUCKLAND
Butter
PLATE, of 10 sora. each, Allotment in Devon-etreot, Newton Road, for £20
presont a continuous supply of articlos of tho Best
TOCKEY CLUB
INSTTEANCE COMPANY.
Pork, Irish, Hamburg, and Colonial, in
sovs - added. The second horso Allotment in tho Mount Eden Road, 40 x 100.
The
Maritime
Record."
h ft with 150
in
a
Workmanship,
stylo
improving
and
suited
to
tho
barrels
30 sots, o"*, °f no stakes ; third horse Allotmont in Liverpool-street, College Property, 33 x
t
Beef, primo mess
FIRE AND MARINE.
stakes. Weight for age.
110.
domands of Auckland households.
to save his
ENGLISH.
Adelaide- Flour
miles.
3
J. M. LENNOX,
London Times
Corks, wino and soda-water
(Incorporated under Act of the General Assembly.)
Sperm Candles
Housoand Land Agent,
At niESEXT he has oh Hind—
Illustrated ITo
TV. TVXKEEPER'S PURSE (Handicap), valuo
Homo Newa
Sydney Soap
High-street.
Capitai., £150,000.
DRAWING-ROOM SUITES, in Walnut and Now
Entrance 5 sovs. each, h. ft. The
Lloyd's Weekly
Thumb
Bluo
quarter
receive
of
valuo
of
to
second horse horsfl to save his stakes.
ZealandWoode
Punch
Havannnh, and Swiss Oigarg
Auckland.
Manilla,
Head
031ca—Quoen-streofc,
stakes; third
Bell's Life
"Raven" twist, Virginia lobacco
DINING-ROOM ditto, Mahogany, Coder, &c.
J. M. LENNOX
1;,- miles.
Era
Cavendish
i.
undertakes
the
Assuranoo
of almost
Company
LIBRARY ditto, ditto, ditto
Dispatch
Vestas (Bell and Black)
every speeies of Property in the Province of
HAS FOR SAIE
value 30 sova., for Ponies of
PDN'Y HAIfDICAP,
ditto,
ditto,
BED-ROOM
ditto
Standard
under.
3
Porter
Entrance,
upon
principles
and
Bottled
Alo
and
Premium
and
Auckland at Bate 3 of
14 hands 2 incho;,
T7IIRST-CLASS BUSINESS PREMISES, consiatSun
Martoll's and Hennessy'e Brandy
•which will bo found quite as advantageous to the
&c, in the centre- of the
Morning Advertiser
Jt. ing of Shop,
lelay Whiskey
interests of the Assured as thoae offered by any
1 mile.
City. Terms liberal.
Navy
Iron Bedsteads
and
Gazette
Army
Old Tom
otber Company.
Woll-built and neatly-fmished Four-roomed Houso in
United Service Gazette
Rum
Children's Cots, in wood and iron
Forma of Proposal, and every information needful
SECOND DAT.
Parnell, fowl-house, sXed, &c, commanding a
brands)
and
bell
anchor,
(key,
Geneva
to
effect Fire and MarineAssurances may be obtained
h. it.,
Toilet and Chimney Glasses
beautiful view, and having a vortindah back and
TTTTRDLE lUCE (Handicap), of 5 sovs. each,
in bottle
Superior
Sherry
and
Porb
Wines,
at the Oflice, Queen-street.
PEENCH.
top weight, 12st. 71b.
;
sots, added;
front. Allotment 40 x 100.
Toilet Ware
and
cask
Lβ Temps (Par s
T tn
DAVID NATHAN,
Second horse to receive quarter of value of Four-roomed Cottage in Seafield View, Grafton-road,
lughain'a" Marsala
Chairman.
Charivari
Carpets, Matting
garden back and front.
Chambertin, Claret
stakes.
2 miles.
Hearth Rugs, Door Mats
Five-roomed Houso in Sale-street, City, huilt upon
INSURANCE!
Jacquesson's, "Porrier'e" and Jaquot's'
FIRE AND MARINE
Q-EBMAN.
an allotment 30'6 x 87.
Charapagno
hred in the
Venetian Blinds
COMPANY, OF SYDNEY.
ViIDEN PRODUCE. —For all horses
We9orzeitung
sots. Entranco Two-roomed Cottage, in Cook-street, allotment 35 x
Province of Auckland ; value
Perambulators
Bassinets,
Augehurgh
Zoitung
S7.
Saddlery, <ic.
Capital, £300,000.
The 2nd horse, to receive one6 sovs. each.
National Zeitung
Office Furnituro and Fittings
The winner of the Maiden A neat well-finished House, with fowl-house, &c, in
Curled Horso-linir
fourth' of the stakes.
O.st Deustche Zeitung
Edinburgh-street, Newton.
American
Patent
Roller
Blocks
DIRECTORS:
extra.
"lbs.
Cabin
ditto
ditto
to
carrv
I late
A desirabloFive-roouied House, "Verandah back and
Mast-hoops, Hanks, &c.
?. L. Montifiore, Esq., Chairman.
HANDICAP, of
SCOTCH.
front, fowl-houses, &c, built upon a corner allotStockholm Tar
Byrnes, Esq.
The METROPOLITAN FREE
A. B. Smith, Esq. .
James
I
out
ment, on the Whau Road.
Designs and Estimates forwarded on application.
Edinburgh Scotsman
Henry Prince, Esq.
Muntz Metal, 14 and 16, H.B.
J. E. Young, Esq.
|
«00 ws. The second horse to receive £30
to save his states. Four semi-detached Four-roomed Cottages, ten
Composition Nails
Glasgow Journal
of th» stakes ; the third horse
after
the
of
race
at
publication
ofany
£165
each.
Queen-street,
Surveyor
Captain J. Casey
winner
minutes'
walk
from
Felt
Marine
Auckland:
in
Sheathing
The
Half the purchase-money can remain on mortJAMES HALTDAT,
Whito and Black Paint
the -.reichts to carry 71b. extra—of two or more
IRISH.
three
at
ten
above Company,
years,
Oval-pots,
Saucepans,
101b.
extra.
for
cent.
the
pel
races,
gage
Clark's" Hollowaro,
The undersigned Agents for
Siinnder's (Dublin)
Two substantially-built Houses, in tho heart of tho UPHOLSTERER, CABINET-MAKER &c,
and Tea Kettles
take
2 miles.
Belfast Courier
City. Terms liberal.
Lyndon's" Patent Bright Spades, No. 0
RISKS
MARINE
Cork Examiner
SuoiiTLAxn Crescent, Auckland.
The LADIES PUESE (Handicap), of 3 sovs. each, A good Four-roomed Houso in Dublin-street, Newton,
.-ind 1
On Vessels or Cargoes on favourable terms,
with 30 sots, added ; welter weights. Gentlemen
HARRIS & LAURIE.
built upon an allotment 66ft. x 108ft, 6in.
Patent Shcop Shears
AMERICAN.
riders.
"Baylis's" Sydnoy-mado Town Drays,
Two Seven-roomed Houses in tho Graflon Road,
O ustom-houso-strcot,
lj mile3.
York
Now
Herald
having an extensive view of the Harbour and
Carts, and Spring Carts
April 1, 1860.
C.
Frank Leslie's
E.
Q.
Bone-dust, coarse and fino
Flagstaff. There is a small garden attached to
CONSOLATION HANDICAP, of 2 sots, each,
Harper's
English Stock Bricks
these houses.
"with £25 added.
&C.
Alta California
&e.,
&c,
A Well-built House in Cook-street, having four
HOWARD'S AGMCULTUEAL
PROPRIETORS of the ahovo well known
Wide Weet
1 mile and a distance.
rooms and every convenience.
Establishment having completed their
A Four-roomed House, with Yerandah, &c, m
IMPLEMENTS.
an
commanding
THIRD DAT.
Somerset Placo, Home-street,
INDIAN.
EXTENSIVE ALTERATIONS,
extensive view.
Calcutta Englishman
FUJBNITUKE
QUEEN-STREET
The OPEN STEEPLE CHASE (Handicap), of 5
Bombay Times
sovi. added. Top
SALE,
sov3. Entrance h. ft., with
FOE
Beg to announco to their various supporters and tho
Madras Courior
weight, 12st. "lb.
■WAREHOUSE.
J. M. LENNOX
public that on and after MONDAY, the 21st instant,
3 miles.
O(\ HOWARD'S PATENT IRON PLOUGHS,
Ha 3 the following desirable Building Allotments
AUSTRIAN.
HOT & COLD LUNCHEONS
for
Sale
(Handicap),
sweepSTAKES
Leading Journal
GBAND STAND
■with Steel Breasts.
stakes of 10 sovs. each, h. ft., with 25 sovs.
A LLOTMENT corner of Cool and Albert-streets, will bo served at tho Bar at 12 o'clock noon, in tho
&
Patent Iron Moulding Ploughs,
6
Howard's
his
stakes.
added. The second horse to save
f\ 24 x 44.
ITALIAN.
sama stylo as at tho "Bay Teee" and other well
U miles.
Two ALLOT JIENTS in Cook-street East, 16 x 44. known London establishments.
Exoo
D'ltalie
with
Steel
Breasts
CABINET-MAKERS, UPHOLSTEEEES,
ALLOTMENT in Liverpool-street, Wesley an College
II Fischieto (Punch)
HACK RACE, of 10 sots. Entrance, 1 sov. each
G Sets Hotvard's Patent Diagonal Harrows
Property.
THE
B
A
E
&c.,
&c,
Catch weights.
&c,
Two ALLOTMENTS in IRandolph-street, 15 years has been entirely Remodelled, Handsomely DecoSPANISH.
1 mile.
6 Sets Howard'sPatent Flexible Harrows
allowed to pay the Principal.
Epoca (Madrid)
rated, nnd Fitted with all tho Latest Improvements
(OrroSiTE tiie Old Cottbt House,)
Three ALLOTMENTS in Drury East, G6 x 130.
1 Press Wheel Boiler
tho
of
customers,
for
accommodation
ani
convenience
paid
being
2f.8. —Free Handicap race, 5 6ovs.
ALLOTMENT in Frankly n-road, 33 x SO.
and it havingalways been the endeavour of tho Proto call tho attention of their Friends and tho
AUSTRALASIAS*.
only for horses accepting, and 10 §ovs. for horses ALLOTMENT in Vincent-street, City.
1 Hay-making Machine
prietors to supply none but First-clas3 Liquors, they
Melbourne Argus
startine- Horses to be entered on Ist December; ALLOTMENT in Franklyn Road, 33 i7O.
Public gcnorally to their LARGE and
trust that their efforts to keep paco with the times
Australian
s
80.
35
weights to be declared within seven days after en2 dozen Skim Coulters
Ireland-street,
ALLOTMENTS
Two
in
and meet the wants of the public will secure a fuir VARIED STOCKS of HOUSEHOLD FURNIBell's Life
trance : horses to accept within seven days after the ALLOTMENT in Spring-street, 33 x 80.
support.
share
of
ditto Cast-steel Skeiths
Punch
1
twenty
minutes
in
Newton,
weights.
of
ALLOTMENTS
Three
TURE, including
publication
Maritime Record ,
The Auckland Jockey Club Rules will he strictly
■walk from the Uni-m Bb.uk.
THOMAS SHIPHEED,
Advertiser
Bondigo
107.
x
Dublin-street,
(with
observed.
33
EOOM
aide
SUITES
ALLOTMENT in
entrance as
WALNUT DRAWIXG EOOM
In the DININGNewmarkot.
Ballarat Times
By order,
ALLOTMENT corner of Glengarry-street,Freeman s before)
IRON BEDSTEADS
dney Herald
H. HARDINGTON,
Empire
Hot. Sec.
CHIMNEY and TOILET GLASSES
ALLOTMENT fronting Albert-street, head of Queen- CHOPS AND STEAKS, HOT FEOM THE
BeU's Life
street, 33 x 112.
FOE SALE,
MARBLE-TOP WASHSTANDS and DRESSPunch
GEIDIEON,
ALLOTMENT corner of Napier and Hepbum-streets,
Geelong Advertiser
ING
TABLES
65 6 x 112.
RED LONG-WOOLLED
PUEE-B
Adelaide Register
can be had at any hour in the day. This Room has
J(\
ALLOTMENT in Victoria Quadrant, 26 x 112.
FEATHER BEDS, BOLSTERS and PILHobarton Mercury
6 x 66.
a Bar communication, and gentlemen from tho
ALLOTMENT corner of Chancery-lane, in56PronpectLEICESTER
BAMS
business
LOWS
Courier
to transact, will
Brisbane
country and others having
Two Working Men's ALLOTMENTS
and ovory attontion paid to
find it quiet and
MATTRESSES in Hair, Wool, Cocoa Fibro
terrace.
Pure-bred
Leicester Ewe
Long-wooled
60
TATTEANGA EACES.
ALLOTMEENT in MountEden Road, 49 3 x 110. their wants.
NEW ZEALAND.
and Flax
Otago Daily Times
Hoggetts
ALLOTMENT in Bussell-street, West Newton, 33
,
Canterbury Press
The six o'clock Dinner every day as usual.
PALLIASSES
105.
10 Pure-bred Long-wooled Lincoln Earn*
Wellington Advertisor
mAUBAUGA RACES TO TAKE PLACE OK TVo ALLOTMENTS in Dcdwood-terrace, each 3 x
CHAIRS, Stuffed or Cane-soatod
ROOKING
view.
commanding
23kd
a
tea
PEOIiMBER,
1865.
beautiful
Nelson
Examiner
1
104,
&
S.
JAMES
SON.
P.
in lamb to
DedwoOQ
50
Ewo Hoggetts,
SOFAS and COUCHES
Auckland Southern Cross
Five ALLOTMENTS in Bayfield, beyond
Ist Race.
Herald
40 x 100.
MATTINGBams
COCOA
and
CHINA
Leicester
jßew-Zealandor
.
Maidex Plate, of 15 sovs. Entrance £1. li miles. ALLOTMENT at tho Whau.
MormngTOILET WARE
1 Short-horn Bull, with good pedigree
Weight for age for horses that have never iron Three of the choicest ALE OTMENTS in
eide, fronting tho Great North Eoad, each 70
a public race.
EXCHANGE HOTEL.
GOOD
NEWS
BRASS COENIOES and CORNICE POLES
x 210, at 10s. 6d per foot.
1 Yearling ditto ditto
Easy.
Allotment in Wellir.j'.on-utreet—Terms
CANE-SEATED and FOLDING CHAIRS
COMMERCIAL EOOM.
2nd Race.
WHO
CAN
APPRECIATE
GENUINE
x
100.
6 Short-horn. Yearling Heifers
oacb
33
TO
ALL
Carleton
Eoad,
Two Allotments in
MUSIC STOOLS
Ie Papa Hurdle Racb, 20 sove., 2 sot. added. Threo Allotments in Regent-street, each 33 x 100.
A ply to
Sandwiches, Pork Pies, Bolla and Cheeeo,
2 miles ; weight for age.
WINES AND SPIRITS,
Allotment in Norfolk-street, Ponsonfey Eoad.
T. & 0. SHIPHEED,
DOOR MATS and RUGS
&0., &c. All the Nio Naca of the season from
Newmarket.
&C,
p.m.
&o.
a.m.
till
3
AT
11
&C,
3ed Hack.
j?AKMS.
Taseaxga Plate, 25 sovs. 3 miles; entrance £3; 112 acres of BTTSH LAND, fifteen miles from .the EXTREMELY
LOW PEICES
EXCHANGE HOTEL.
weight for age.
town, beyond the Whau.
COUNTRY ORDERS OAEEFULLY PACKED,
NOTICE.
16 acres of LAND at the Wb.au.
"s PIE IT S
T
4th Racß.
48
OLDHAM,
JAMES
ENGLISH:
ALB
FINEST
TO THE PUBLIC OF AUCKLAND,
SiBEPiB CnAS2, 30 sovs. 3 miles. Entrance £3 42
High-Steeet,
FINEST COLONIAL ALB
25
NOTICE OF REMOVAL.
CAPTAINS OF VESSELS, AND LAEGE
■Weight for age; over a fair hunting country.
WINES
and
Coromandcl
CHOICEST
60
CONSUMEES OF BUTCHEES' MEAT.
to inform his CUSTOMERS and the
heavily-timbered
Mangapa
SPIRITS.
Land,
at
300
MECHANICS'
FOUNDRY,
BAY,
Race.
acres
PHCESIX
sth
PUBLIC that, notwithstanding tho GREAT
CO. take this opportunity of returning
Pont Hubble Race, 10 sovs. Entrance £1; 2 miles; 40 acres at Wangaroa.
Bay
Foundry").
Mechanics'
(Lato
INCREASE in DUTY, ho is prepared to Sell at
Liqueurs and Cordials.
thanks for the very liberal support received
for all horses under 14 hands 2ins. Weight for 120 acres atMahurangi.
200 acres at Oruawharo.
during the short time they have been in business, and
tho following Prices for CASH:
inches—7lbs. per inch; top -weight—11 stone.
MESSRS. FRAZER AND TINNE
Fancy Drinks.
377 acres of LAND on the North Shore, having a
beg to inform their numerous customers that their
..
245.
doz.
per
CAPE WINES
direct water communication with Auckland.
to announco that they have commenced
6th Race.
There is a first-class BRICK WORE upon the
from Spirit.
Pure'and
Free
and
Commodious
Works
CASH PEICES
operations in their New
EXCHANGE HOTEL.
MiiETc Stakes, 15 sovs. Entrance £1; 1J miles ;
land.
for the present week will bo—
26 3 . to 365.
in Stanley-street, opposite the entrance of the
PORTS AND'SHERRIES
for all horses the bonafide property of Residents 80 acres heavily timbered Land at Wangarei.
Domain.
Government
COMMERCIAL EOOM,
of Maketu—of Native or European. Weight
According to Brand and Ago.
WHOLESALE:
230 acres in Papakura Valley, together with eightF. and T. have to offer their thanks to tho public
for age.
(StfBSCEIPTIOIf.)
CHAMPAGNE
365. to 565.
Prime Beef (provincial; from . .5d to Gd per lb.
roomed hou3e, cow shed, piggeries, &c., &c.
of tho provinco ol Auckland, and their friends and
Bd to 6d
Veal
EAEEBITS every eTening
According to Brand.
160 acres of choice Land on tho Ruatangata block,
customers in tho other provinces of New Zealand,
:;
7th Race.
Wangarei.
from 9 to 12 p.m.
for tho extensivesupport they have hitherto received,
CLARET, BURGUNDY, and
Maom Bace, £7. 1 mile heats; catch weighte; to Farm of Forty Acres at Mahurangi, about six hours'
and, having now completed tho arrangements in their
other FRENCH WINES 265. to 425.
be the loin fide property of, and ridden by
to
a
sail from Auckland, having sixteen chains of good
solicit
continunew premises, aro in a position
EXCHANGE HOTEL,
EETAIL:
RUM
16b. to 18s. per gal.
Natives.
water frontage, together with a Three-roomed
ation of that patronage.
M
Beef (prime cute)
NEXT DOOE TO
House, Garden, Orchard, &c. —Terms Easy.
BRAMDT, (Pale or Dark)
..
20s. to 245.
Having largelyincreased thoir Plant by the addid nj
Good Beef, from
powerful
tools,
All entries to close on the loth December, with the
new
F.
anc
tion
number
of
and
of
a
fedto9d
3Gs.'to
&
Sss.
BRANDY (in Cases)
EIDINGS
DOWDEITS
AUCTION
MAET.
names of the horses and color of the riders.
All
Mutton
any
PROPERTY.
extent
that
T. aro prepared to exocuto orders to
LEASEHOLD
and
OLD
6d
to 8d
GENEVA,
TOM,
WHISKEY,
Veal
entries to be addressed to the Secretary, at Foley's
may be required in tho following branches:
7dto9d
attending sales at the above are
p0rt
Allotment corner of Wellesley and Albert-etreets,
at equally Low Prices.
Store, Tauranga.
Engines and Railway Plant
and
Land
«" Q^''
Mnrino
they
that
obtain
can
every
lamb"..
The Aucldaad Jockey Olub Rules strictly adhered
\JT respectfully apprised
51 x 71 14.
BURTON ALB (very fine) 3a. 6d. per. gal.
:111 .
Boilcr-makiug
to.
kind ofRefreshment in tho
Three-roomedHouse in the Kyber Pass Road.
always
to
suit
Customers.
Saw
Corned
Beef
In
Mill
oh hand,
Quantities
supply
of
A large
JAMES FOLEY,
Four-roomed House off Albert-street, City, 15 \ years
COMMEECIAL EOOM
Pumping Machinery
ALE and STOUT . 11s. to 14s. per doz.
guaranteed of the best quality, and perfectly eweet.
Secretary.
to run.
Mining
Machinery
Gold
years
AND
Tannroga, October 28lh, 1865.
Good Four-roomed House in Albert-street, 15
Shipping supplied withall kinds ol provisions.
HIS STOCK of TOBACCO, CIGAES TEA,
Builderß , Work (Wrought rind Cast)
to run.
B A E
Ship Smithing and Windlass Metal of all sizes,
A well-built Houso in Hepburn-street, having\ four COFFEE, &c, &c, &c, aro well worth a trial;
Composition
and
Eud
&c.
Bands,
or
Poultry of all kinds on hand.
week;
255.
17
rental,
per
years
rooms; present
ASCRIPTION.
and trusts to convince till thatit is their interest to
LUNCHEOXS OP THE MOST HECHERCHB
And
o run.
deal
with
Parnell,
in
Cottage
Verardah
Ornamental
Iror.
Work
—Families
waited upon for orders, and meat
N.B.
A good Four-roomed
JAMES OLDHAM,
EXCHANGE HOTEL.
commanding a view of the harbour, 16 years to
delivered in Town or Suburbs daily.
QIX OASES of Infant's, Girl's, Maid's, and Ladies'
SPIRIT
for
sale—
MERCHANT,
hand,
They havo on
run, for £120.
USHER & CO.,
WINE AND
Queen-street,
A Three-roomed Verandah Cottage at Pamell, lb
1 10-horsopower Horizontal Engine, with upright T>AR LUNCHEONS from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m.
AND
STRAW HATS,
Corner ofDuiham-uttoot.
years to run, for £100.
boiler, requiring no brick-work, by Fawcett,
IN ALL THE NEW SHAPES.
MINEEAL WATEK MaNUFACTOBY,
Three Four-roomed Cottages in Be'esford-strcet,
and
Co.
Preston
each cottage is fenced in and has a paesage
EXCHANGE HOTEL.
1 8-horso power Horizontal Engine, with Cornish
HIGH STREET,
through tho centre.
NOTICE OF EEMOVAL.
boiler
with
Beresford-streot,
A Four-roomed House in
1 G-horse power Horizontal Engine, with plain
description, at the Bar of the above
every
AUCKLAND.
about a quarter of an acre of land attached, 15*
TERMINATION OF LEASE.
boiler
Hotel, from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m.
years to run.
1 4-horso power Horizontal Engine, with multiBcresford-street.
in
Houses
Four-roomed
IN
Two
NOTICE.
tubular boiler
J. 1, . LBIGHTON,
Allotment in Wellington-street, 37 x 100
1 Brick and Tile-making Machine
rTUIE SUBSCRIBERS TO THE
OILKS, Shawls, Mantles, Fancy Dress Fabrie3, Corner
_
(with purchasing clause, if preferred).
BookbhtdjsE) Papeb Rulee, ahd Account Book
of J.
of
the
intended
departure
consequence
(wUh
purchasing
Made-up Dresses, Straw and Trimmed Hats, Allotments in Carleton Eoad
Also,
Manufaciubeb,
BELL by the Ida Zeigler,, the undersigned
BILLIA-B D EOOM
.
Parachutes, Ladies' Under-clothing, Hosiery, GUovee,
clause), 66 x 100.
10 tons Best Galvanized Corrugated Iron, horsoa few request that all parties INDEiBTED to them
to inform his Friends and the Publio
&c.
Two Level Allotments in Newton, within
shoe
Brand
SETTLE
their
ACCOUNTS
beforo
the
25thinstant.
21
Are respectfully informed that it
generally, that ho has REMOVED to hie new
minutes' walk of the Court House, having
&c.
After that date all accounts unpaid will bo plaoad in
&c,
&c,
and more commodious premises- in Upper Queene
the hands of a Solicitor.
Smith-stteot, Newton.
next door to Mr. Kvitt's, Gunsmith, where he
fronting
street,
OPENED
NOW
Three Allotments
THE
Estimates given for Screw and Paddle Steamers, IS
Hepburn-street.
intends to resume business as above.
Six Allotments fronting
Offers for tho following will be received until the Patent Slips, Culminativo Power Wool Press, Elecreserved
ofl
road,
a
'?
fronting
Allotments
■WITH
Five Small
ahove date:—
tric Telegraphic Apparatus, Marine Cables, &c.
FIBEWOOD! FIREWOOD!
20 Shares in the Dunedin Waterworks Comlot 5, section 52, City
IN
TINNE,
TWO
OF
ALCOOK'S
BEST TABLES.
run.
pany
of Auckland, fifteen years to
Undersigned aro now prepared to dispose of
CLOTHING-, Shirts, Ties,
15 Shares in tho Bant of Otngo (Limited)
Founders,
Brass
mHE
Iron,
and
Boiler-makers,
Engineers,
best description at tna
12 Shares in tho Bank of Auckland
I FIREWOOD of thoWharf
Collars,"&c, &c, &c,
Importers, &c,
TO LET.
by the ton, or at
lowest rates, either at the
2 Draught Horses and Drays
PHCENIX FOUNDRY, MECHANICS' BAY,
AT
Harbour,
Farms.
Great Barrier Island,
Shops,
Offices,
Bush.Tryphona
Houses,
their
CONDUCTED
BY
Auckland.
by tho cargo.
N.B. —The business will be carried on aa hereto& CO.,
JOHN JENKINS'
J. 51. LENNOX,
w, j, HURSTQue?n-it»»V
fore.
(UTE
Agents for Messrs. Fawcett, PbeBTOK iVD Co.
JENKINS AND SANFOEB),
MESSRS. HAEHIS & ELLIS.
BELL, BEOTHEE9,
Land Agent,
Engineers, Liverpool.
Queen-etreet.
QtTEBX-STBEET.
High-etaeet (comer of Vulean Lane.)
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ZEAXAOT)
6, 1865.
HEBALD, AUCKLAND, MONDAY,
'.DAILY.
Schooner
"We are of course pleased to know that community is generally placed within reach occasionally read and lectures given
the
schooner Eclipse, from AucVland to Hokitika, with a
the Waikato lands are at last handed over to of the public, wo have, as a community, And as the present elections show
"BORGIA."
considerable number of paseei-gers, pu.t into Nelson
THE GLASGOW
the Province, on certain conditions, which doubtless suffered very considerably from that men's minds arc made up that we ought
on Sunday, for provisions, with her onsign flying
to have a corporation, an-l' by consequence
we do not think are at all unreasonable, the want of such institutions. The very unDE YISITES, ONE SHILLING EACH, Union down. Tho master mistook tho entrance and
A.T
considering all the difficulties connectedwith i settled state of this Province for some time a town hall and public oflices, we should be
teeing the tide running over tho Boulder Bank, made
for t\\o smooth, -water here, thinking to enter, and ran
tl\o Bubjcct, and we havo no doubt that tho \ .past, has doubtless been, one great cause of glad to know that when such a buildup i a
on with all sail sot and struck hard on tho bank.
new Superintendent and the new Provincial the existence of this state of things. _ Both erected, provision is made for offering room
much
There was great confusion on bonrtl, and
Council will put their shoulders to the wheel those who were well able to offer us a literary fora learned society, such as we have named
alann. Mr. Cross, tho Harbor-master, and Mr.
in good earnest to set the car of improve- repast, and those who would gladly have and for tho formation of a museum to in'
Lowo, the Assistant Pilot, went out in tho pilot bout
ment in motion in the Waikato. We are partaken thereof, have had to bestow their struct and amuse the present and future
with tho cren- and succeeded iu taking oil' nil tho
passengers and crow, although not without much
glad that two of the most prominent time and attention to military drill and du- generations.
trouble, and no little danger, for a heavy sea was
Of the merits of the gallant and learned
members, of the Ministry which endeavoured ties, rather than to the study and the leccrew
boat's
NELSON.
running at tho timo; and one of the p'lot
so much to get these lands confiscated and ture room. Latterly, however, there have Major's lecture we need not speak. It was
was struck by a fieri nnd narrowly cse:i|io:l drowning.
Flour—Nelson, £23 per ton; Adelaide, £23;
the natural characterised hy very remarkable
Tho cargo ivria all landed the sumo day. A survey Chilian, £22. Wheat, per bushel, 9s ; Barley, Gs ; settled will be in office connected with the not been wanting signs that
clearness
has been held on tho vessel, and it was recommended Oats, Gs Gd to 7s. Potatooa, per ton, £4 to £5. Province now that we havo that settle- craving for union among professional and and lucidity of explanation which could only
resolved
was
on.
in any proceed from a very thorough acquaintance
when,
congregated
This
hands.
"Whitaker
Mr.
that sho should bo launched.
intellectual men,
por hlid., £6 j per dozen, 9s. ment in ouv owa
Hay,
£3.
Boer,
:E=J:;: EST. 1855. Mr. Qarrard has obtained the contract to launch her. Bricks, porthousand, £119s. Lime, por bushel, 3s as
S:3
Superintendent, and Mr. Russell considerable numbers in one spot, exists with the subject. The Major spoke from
It is stilted that somo persons on board told tho cap- 6d. Boards and Scantling—Whito Pino, per 100
a full mind," and, with the large
of an Athenaeum
and
tain that he was in a wrong placo, and pointed out foot, Mβ; Bed Pine, 18s. Shingles—Totara, per in ("ho Council, will bo able to bring among us. The formation
a large amount of information and experiin the early part of this year was an evi- respectable audience, we shall be glad to
tho proper entrance, but ha said ho know hotter, and
Examiner, October 28.
ISs.—
1000,
the
esknow that he will speedily gratify the public
held on for the Bouldor Bank. An inquiry into tho
enco to bear on this important question, dence of this yearning as was also
Shipping Intelligence.
circumstances will be made by tho proper authority.
and will receive no doubt the hearty co- tablishment of literary societies and discus- with another lecture, one of" the series
CANTERBURY.
operation of the new Council. No effort sion classes in different parts of the city and hinted at by him. In the meantime wa
�
grain
Wehave
to
trudodull
tho
market
report
in
JANE.
ARRIVAL OF THE ANNR AND
the woather caused a thin can be made too soon to educe order out of suburbs; and the birfh of the Surveyors' commend the hints we have thrown out to
;
PORT OP AUCKLAND.
Tlio good ship Anne and Jano, Capt. Smith, arrived to-day the inclemency of
and busino.'s consequently was without chaos, in reference to the "Waitako, and Association, to whose existence we owe the the consideration of those interested in the
in harbour oarly on Saturday morning last, from attendance,
Weatheb.— November 4—Fine. Wind S.W.
Somo parcels of oats .changed hands at 5s
Newcast'o, N.S.\V., bringing 385 tons coal, 81 tons animation.
to arrange that the immigrants brought out lecture of Major Heaphy, is the latest and subject with which they are connected.
November s—Wind >'.E., with sultry weather.
6d
for
shipment
to tho West Coast, and smaller lots
shall have a fair chance of apparently the most vigorous exponent of
bono dust, and 25 cwt. sulphuric acid, consigned to realised 6s for trade
requirements. In whsat little 'i, as and settled there
J. S. Macfarlano
Messrs.
Co.
ablo to earn a livelihood. The immetho same'feeling. "We cannot but heartily
being
ARRIVALS.
having,
realised;
exceptions,
with
few
dono;
holders
Sho left Newcastle on tho 18th ultimo, had bnd
NOTES FROM WELLINGTON.
Ann nnd Jane, h.irque, from 2ft»vcastle, N.S.W.
tho nominal prico is 7e. Flour just maintains our last diate construction of a railway would be of congratulate the gentlemen comprising the
for
tho
first
three
(lays,
light
weather
since
then
winds
America, cutter, from Tairua.
quotations, viz., £20, best Canterbury brands
the greatest benefit.
Surveyors' Association on their success on There lias been no new subject brought irp
and calms.
Clyde, schooner, from Wangapoa.
market inactive. Bran is in requeet, and remains
ouv last Wellington advices, although
Reports speaking tho Rose of Australia, fromKowReferring to the speech appended to these the hcallhy vitality they havo shown, on the since has
Fortune, schooner, from the East Coast.
been a vast deal of work done in both
there
firm at full prices. Seed barley is still inquired for;
c.istlo bound to California, off tho Tlirco Kings on we
with which tho Governor progeneral plans of their society and on the fact Houses,
Industry, schooner, from Tvurnnga via Omnh.
quofo Gs for prime samples. Our hny nmriet is remarks,
which have sat until 2 and 3 o'clock in
ehe
sailed
in
with
tho
Anne
Monday
last;
company
Heaphy as
Major
say
Janet Gray, cutter, from Mercury Bay.
tho
need
that
have
secured
we
rouged
only
they
prices
Parliament,
last
the
pretty
supplied
j
well
week's
at
the morning, members beins wishful to rc£
and Jane, and wished to bo reportod.
Kate "Waters, barque, from Queensland.
tendency is upward, tho Gist quality boing in Lght that it followed tho usual type of such like their head, and that through their instruaway to-day, both to the North and South.
Quetn, schooner, from Nelson via Motueka.
stock ; of inferior, a considerable bulk yot remains in effusions.
A few thanks and hopes form the mentality the public of Auckland will occaARRIVAL OP THE KATE WATERS.
In the Upper House, on the 25th ultimo, a
stock. Potatoes find a slow sulo at auction, aro
DEPARTURE*.
staple of which it is composed. The third sionally have the pleasure and advantage motion was brought ou for a uniform imerp're.
Tho fine caltlo barquo Kato Waters, Capt. Cnldor, quitted »t extremely low rites for homo consumpLord Ashley, s.s., for the South.
enlarge
to
arrired off tlio Tnmaki heads at on early hour yestersome
use
doubtless
bo
of
to
of
to
lectures
calculated
tation
of the tariff, which was agreed to by tho
will
paragraph
listening
; current
Margaret, cutter, for Taurang i.
prices, £2 to £3 per ton.— Times,
day morning, bringing a cargo of cattlo from Gladstone, tion
home readers, as it will show them that our their minds, increase their store of informa- Government.
Xovelty, barque, for Sydney.
October 25.
Queensland.
the
The
lion. Mr. Hall's resolutions respecfinr
Tasmanian Maid, p s., for Coromandel.
Parliament has had an earnest desire to extion, and, may be, drop the seed in
Sho will go up tho Tainakiriver this morning to
Tauranga, s.hooncr, for Tauranga.
OTAGO.
tend to the natives every Tight and privilege minds of many where it will germinate the Outlying Districts, were carried.
discharge.
A fair demand for miscellaneous goods continuos,
In answer to a question put by thehon.Major
fruit
nnd though no very heavy operations in stap.'o goods which we as British subjects enjoy; and we and fructify, and in due time bear good
PROJECTED DEPARTURES.
Coote, the hoD. Col. Hussell replied that it was
ARRIVAL OF TUB QUEEN
nro taking place, a tolerable amount of businciie, both can only hopo that the natives will really in abundance.
the intention of tho Government
not
Foa Newcastle.—Anne Melhuish, early.
It is a frequent cause of complain^that any immediate action on the dispatches to tako
The clipper schooner Queen, Capt. Soutor, arrived for local requirement and for export, has been done. be convinced that we simply want them to
London.—Tda Ziegler, Ist January.
received
Tho (lour niurket is firm (it tho prices of the ilny, with pursue their own path in peace a-.ul quiet- there is a great paucity of means of rational
in harbour yesterday morning from Nolsou via MoSax Fuaxcisco. —Triest", to morrow.
from
the Secretary of State by the present
tucka, bringing a cargo of 45 tons potatoes.
an upward tendency.— Times, October 25.
the law, which will amusement and intellectual pleasures iu this mail.
Kaipaba.—Sylph, early.
and
obedience
to
in
ness,
days
She has been five
on tho passago, having
Nai'lek.—Sunbeam, e:irly.
shelter both Maori andpakeha, and preserve city. "We have above indicated one or twoo
A discussion arose as to whether the state.
experienced nothing but light winds nnd calme
SfoXGOsn. —Ivanboe, this day.
GENERAL POST OFFICE.
tho rights of both if properly administered.
causes of this state of things, aud stated thee nient made by Mr. Pharazyn respecting the
throughout.
Kisskll. —General Cameron, this day.
:—
alter
dissolution
of the Parliament without voting
tho
Mails
as
foAlovra
>r
speaking
barquo
Bengal,
close
would
be
close
these
thathave
been
made
to
Capt.
reports
reright
recently
Souter
It
not
to
oiYorts
A'ALrAKAiso.—Sir George Grey, early.
For Mimgonui, per Iviinhoc, this dny, at 10a.m.
henco bound to Newcastle, off tho North Capo on
Any organization designed to bring to-3 the supplies, should be entered on the Journals
marks without a word expressive of our it.
Francisco, per I'riesfc, tin's tin}-, nt 10 a.m.
of
the
House.
l'ov
San
Friday
last.
VESSELS IN HARBOUB.
high sense of the exertions of the represen- gether intellectual men, and to utilize theirr
For
On (lie 20(Ii the debate on the dissolution
Tnniniiki nnd tho Southern Provinces, Australian
n.M.s.s. Falcon, from a cruise.
Colonics. Imlhi, Cliiiin, Continent of llurope, &c, mid tatives of Auckland at Wellington. They information and make it available to the question, the charge made against Mr.
THE NOVELTY
Stafford
Aliquis, ship, from London.
United Kingdom, pers.s. Auckland, to-morrow, atSp.m. have ever presented a compact phalanx. general public, deserves the best and most
dipt.
Austen,
Novelty,
threatening to dissolve before the supplies
of
linor
took
Newcastle,
N.S.W.
Tho
circular-saw
barque,
Anne and Jane,
from
W. CORBErr, Cliief Postmaster.
Old divisions have been put on one side. respectful consideration. In the motherir had been granted, was resumed in the Upper
her departure on Saturday afternoon last, for Sydney,
Hclla Marina, coal hulk.
with a cargo of produce and tho following passengers:
Clyde, schooner, from Wangapoa.
Union lias been proved to be strength. The country aud in the chief cities of Europeie House, when it was resolved to address his
—Mrs. Eastwood, Mrs. Eurbury, Mr. A Mrs. Carter,
NOTICES OF SALES, MEETINGS, &c.
Elizabeth Mary, schooner, from Tsirua.
union, and the calm and dignified bearing of there is a saflicient body of men of distinct:t ExeellciiC3 on the subject. On the Council
the
Coast.
A.
W.
J.
Moss,
Koss,
Thornton,
Voore,
from
J.
Day.
East
Mr.
11.
W.
Fortune, schooner,
them too resuming on Friday, the Speaker announced
This
Vcere, T. Pickerell, W. Quinlan, P. Sullivan, J. Craig, Sale of Stationery. Perfumery, Toys. Cigars, Instruments the Auckland members, their clever and tastes and acquirements to enable
GrarU, brig, from Newcastle, N.S.W.
\
he had received a reply fromhis Excellency
eloquent statements of eur wrongs, their form themselves into societies having special that
&c., on the prnnUcs ul" Mr. I.ee, stationer, \Yiikc!le\il-strect,
Mr. and Mre. Mnson, J. Gutie, IT. Fovmer, Jame3,
Glencoe, barque, from Kobart Town.
to the address of the Council on this subject,
weak
of
the
points
and John Woof, 11. ISird, J. Sweeney, J. Maher, V.
by Mes-rs. KidiiiKs anil Hon-den, at 11 a m.
objects, and designed to consider special stating
exposure of the fatally
General Cameron, schooner, from Russell.
that it rested with his Responsible
Sale of C.itilc. Shccii. Uiuibs, rigs, nt the Newmarket Sale policy of the late Government, had a very department's of literary and scientific enHuntress, p.s., from Opotiki.
Walsh, S. Woolf, and 2 others.
Advisers to make such statements 33 they
yards, by .Messrs. JJunlcr and Co., nt 1 jun.
Ida Zieglor, ship, from London.
the
Asiatic
a
Society,
upon
effect
the
fid
Thus
we
have
House,
v> "might think proper on any subject which
quiry.
Sale of rcrfiimerv, Cutlery, Fancy Goods, &c, at -irr. powerful
THE LORD ASHLEY.
Ivanhoe, schooner, from Mongonui via Wangathe character of our the Geographical, the Society of Antiquaries,
Wisitski's, (Jnecn-btrect, by Messrs. C. Arthur mid Son, at greatly raised
might be brought before them.
roa.
11 a.m.
ahe P.N.Z. and A.R.M. Co.'s s.s. Lord Ashley,
composedd
members.
it
of
each
In
will
Engineers
future
sessions
and
so
The same day the Premier expressed his opion,
Industry, schooner, from Tfiuranga via Oniah.
Capt. Worrp, suited at 2 p.m. on Saturday for the Monthly Sleeting of Lod.se Ara, No. 3JS, 1.e., at 7 p.m.
Kttto Water?, barque, from Ruecnslaud.
Southern Provinces.
The following are additional Missionary Meeting iu tin; Wesleynn Church, High-street, at be felt that should Auckland representatives mainly of persons especially interested in orv nion in the House that the new Parliament
should
assemble as soon as possible after the
Mapere, schooner, from Tairua.
7 p.m.
present tho same attitude, whatever Minstry acquainted with the particular departmentt
passengers since hor clearance : —Mr. and Mrs.Moflitt
M;irion, coal hulk.
4 children and servant, Mr. Jones, and Mr. Thomas. Annual Meeting ot the Auckland llulldiiie nnd Investment is iu power cannot afford to treat them as taken cognizance of by the society to which\i electious, the present financial position of the
Society,
Ollice,
Society's
Buildings,
p.m.
in the
Canada
at 8
Nile. schoon;r, from Mercury Bay.
snubbed and discourteously they belong. And the vast amount of in- colony requiring that the Government should
�
Prince of Wales Theatre: Mr. and Mrs. George- Case's alicus to be
Queen, schooner, from Nelson via Motueka.
be aided by the advice and sanction of the
Koom Entertainment,
Our Trip to the P.hino," treated as if they were weak and worthless fluence possessed by these learned societies,'
Drawiiiß
Kila, brig, from Sydney.
Legislature
POET OF ONEHTTNQ-α.
Mr. Stafford trusted that in
at 8 p.m.
persons whom it was neither worth while to and the great amount of good done by them11 future the Government in office would summon
Koie Ann, schoouc-r, from Napier via tho East
Coast.
nor oven treat with common attenARRIVALS.
is matter of history. The Great ExhibitionP the House before the appropriations had run
conciliate
Susan, coulhulk.
Lγ
tion and civility. Let our new members of and its successors and imitators owed their
out, a course followed in every other country,
Prince Alfred, p.e., from Hokitikn.
Sunbeam, barque, from London.
THE
HERALD'S
Auckland, s.s., from Southern ports.
in order (hat there might be no more unatithortho Council take a lesson from the action of existence to (he Society of Arts.
Sir George Grey, barque, from Newcastle, N .S.W
Fairy, schooner, from Waikato.
expenditure.
and
sinkand
Goised
i.
Wellington,
politicians,
at
statesmen,
Again
Southern Cross, schooner, from the South Sea
SUPPLE MENTAEY SU MM AltY our representatives
Mr. Stafford brought forward the resolutions
ing minor differences, cordially unite in vernors, whether monarchs or presidents, do0
Islands via Sydney.
DEPARTURE.
on the order paper by Mr. Sewell some time
Trieste, barque, from Valparaiso.
PER S.S. 'AUCKLAND,,
working steadily and heartily for the public comparatively little in the real government,(. put
Maori Chief, bteamor, for Waikato.
ago,
the disposal of the confiscated
good, and the brightness that has already of nations. The far-seeing philosophers,and■1 landsrespecting
Province of Auckland. Mr. Hussell
WILL IIF. ririILISIIKD
VESSELS EXPECTED.
began to dawn will gradually increase in in- deep thinkers, aud the earnest, thoughtful movedina the
PROJECTED DEPARTURES.
series
of
amendments to them, which
Alfred Ray, brig, from Chili.
tensity and brilliancy till we see our way student s, who give tho result of their specu- '■ were adopted after the first clause of tlio
For HoKiTlKi.—Margaret.
Ballarat, barque, from London, (loading.)
TO-MOIVROW (TUESDAY) MORNING,
of
lations
and
researches
to
the
are
tho
world,
0 original resolutions had been passed.
clearly to an extended degree
prosperity
For Waikato.—Favourite, early.
ship, from London, (loading.)
and a safe and sufficiently rapid progress.
In the House of Representatives on the 27th
men who really govern it. The fact, mayy
Camilla, schooner, from Hobart Town.
November Till,
VESSELS EXPECTED.
of the reEmma Preacott, brig, from Melbourne.
The crowning work performed during the not become patent in their day. Theirir ult , Mr.(lieSewell moved the adoption
select committee on (he postai serLittle Fred, from Taranaki.
Freak, brij;, from Sydney.
Containing all tho Nevri sinco tho issue of our late session was the displacement of Mr. famo and appreciation may he of a posthu- i. port of
vice
of
the
and
discussion
Fanny Snial", b irque, from Newcastle, N.S.W.
Slary Thompson, from the South.
a
arose
on its
colony,
AYeld and his colleagues from the Ministe- mous character, but it is no less powerful adoption.
<3ala, ship, from L mdon, (loading.)
Airediiie, s.s., from Hokifika.
It was ultimately adopted.
Monthly Sunimnry.
rial benches, and the placing, thereon a and real.
Statesmen aud politicians may',
Hebe, brig, from Newcastle, X.S.ff,
The Districts Boards Bill was ordered to to
statesman whose honesty of purpose, whose guide the vessel of the State, but the current read that day six months.
Highlander, brig, from Newcastle, N.S.W.
VESSELS IN HARBOUH.
Kauri, tehooner, from the Knet Coast.
equable administration and even-handed which bears it along has been set iu motiona
Prince Alfred, p.s , from Ilokitika,
The resolution respecting confiscated lands
Percy, ship, from London, (loading.)
Auckland, s.b , from SouthernPorts.
justice to eacli portion of the Colony will by the thinker and writer. Hence, it hasa agreed to the previous day in committee, were
Siam, ship, from .London, 2 d.p., 819; sailed Julv
Fairy, from Waikato.
J
to the narrow-minded been well said that Voltaire, by his writings,1, brought up to the House, and after clause 2 had
afford
contrast
a
great
28th.
Harriet King, from Newcastle.
policy of the late Ministry, while his vigor- was the real cause of the .French Revolution,1, been recast, they were adopted.
Sarah Asn, barque, from Hobart Town.
Margaret, from Wuikato.
A long debate arose on Mr. Creighton's
ous attempt to economise our funds in every and not the men who were immediately conSuccess, schooner, from tha Coast.
Moa, coal hulk.
SPECTEMUR
THE New Zealand
AGENDO.
Herald.
of the
Venus, brig, from Chili.
possible way instead of rushing into all sorts cerned in it; that Adam Smith, in hiss motion for the adoption of the Report
Volunteor, coul hulk.
(Jive every limn thine par, but few (by voice :
"Will Watch, cutter, from Tahiti.
Scottish Eetreat," and not Huskisson," Private Grievance Committee in the case of
of needless expenses, will have a most beneW. C. Wentwortli, coal hulk.
Take each mini's censure, but reserve tliv judgmont.
the
House
Johnson,whohad
Captain
petitioned
T/i/e above «ll,— To tlilne uwnsclfbe (ruo;
Favourite, fromNelson.
or Sir .Robert Peel in the House of Com- I for
ficial efl'ect.
ENTERED INT WARD3.
And it must follow, as tlio nlslit the day,
compensation for loss lie had sustained by
Blue Nose, p.s., from Waikato.
Thou canat not then be fulso to any nwn."
mons, was the real originator of the free being kept out of possession of some land. The
NOVEMBER
SPEECH
4—Prince of Wales, 23 tons, Lawrence, from tho
trade
The
Commerin
system
England.
facts
of the case are briefly these. Captain
ENTERED INWARD3.
AUCKLAND, MONDAY, NOV. 6, 1865.
Barrier, with 28 tons firewood—2 passengers.
Of His "Excellency Sir Georgo Grey, K.C.8., on cial Treaty made between Erauce and EngJohnson bought a piece of land from GovernNOVEMBER
Proroguing tho Fifth Session of the Third Parlia- land, by the late Mr. Cobdeu, with all its ment some years ago, and at tlie request of the
4—Lark, 23 tons, Toke, from Poverty Bay, with 65 •I—Auckland, e.e., 533 tous, Ponsonby, from Southern
bags maize, 4 pigs, 18 casks pork, 2 do. beef, 2
ment of New Zealand, 30th October, 18G3.
Ports, with 1 ptircel, Bank of New'Zea'ind; 1 caao The Fifth Session of the Third Parliament
similarly, iu Government surveyed it himself. He made an
consequences, is
vast
cases lard, B'J bags grain, 1 ox Hide.—Owen and
glass, Lazarus; 1 cask ale, Field; 1 hhd. do., of New Zealand was prorogued on the 30th
Honourable Legislative Councillors and Gentlemen of reality, due to the great Scotch writer. error in his survey, and took in 200 acres of
Graham, agents.
of
October
his
Sir
1
Excellency
George
Hurley
Byan
lleprcscntalirex,—
Silcock
cask,
the Jlonte of
; 1 case,
;
; 1
by
4—Mapere, 30 tons, White, from Tairua, with 20,000
And the tendency of these later days is land belonging to the natives. The natives
parcel, Bank of New Zetland ; and sundry cargo Grey. It has io a certain extent been an
I mil lutppy 'to be ahlo to relcaso you from your
would not allow him possession of this land,
feet sawn timber.—T. W. Brown, agent.
to
assert more and more strongly the pre- and
(sliort
landod).
for
Taranaki
and
ITokitika
PasParliament.
eventful one, and some of the measures further attendance in
the Government ultimately purchased
4—Peter Craeroft, 20 tons, Dunstan,°from Cabbage
sengers—Mr. Buckland, junr., Mr. Guvin, Air. A.
zeal
and diligenco which the Legislature has eminence of mind and intellect, and to show those 200
The
acres
from the natives and
Bay, with 10,000 foet sawn timber—3 passengers.
J. Kaphacl, Uon. Mr. Bartby, M.OA., Mr. passed will doubtless be found very useful, displayed in the performance of the duties which have that the power of the pen is far greater than
handed
them over to Captain Johnson.
4 -Four bisters, 17 tons, McOalley, from the Wade,
been
proposed, and not devolved upon it during tho present Session, cannot that of the
and some that have
Buckland, M.G.A., Mr. John Williamson, M.G.
with 6500 feet timber, 15,000 shingles, 9 bags gum,
He
was kept out of the occupation of that
sword.
Mr. James Williamson, M.G.A., Mr. O'Ror e, passed, would havo been mischievous in the fail to ho attended with permanent advantago to tho
1box butter, 1 do. eggs, 1 do. gooseberries, and
land for 10 or 15 months, and he has now
Munro, M.a.A., Mr. G. Graham, highest degree had they been
Hence
then
it
is
matter
of
MG-.A.,
Mr.
a
some
mocountry.
among
placed
sundries—6 passengers.—J. Cadinan, agent.
for compensation for the loss he sustained
M.G.A., Mr. Creighton, M.G.A., Mr. Chun. the Statutes of New Zealand. We need
Tho measures you have passed affecting ITer Mament that efforts arc being made amongst prayed
4—Agnes, 23 tons, Joseph, from the Kawau, with 4-5
not jesty's subjects of the
through
of the land. The
Williamson, Mr. Wilkins, Mr. Montague, Messrs.
nativo race, arc evidence of your us
to unite our literary and scientific men. claim had noii-oocupancy
tons firewood.
been previously submitted to arbitraStowart, Buikc, Maries, Capt. Marks, Kev. Mr. mention the whole of tho latter, but siinply earnest desiro to jextend to them, to the full, all the
4—Martha, 8 tons, Ghetaldi, from CabbagoBay, with
and
us
give
to
from
time
to
time
public option aud an award made of £600. It was finally
Whiteloy, Mrs. Whiteley and cliild, Mrs. Bates and refer to the Militia Bill a a originally brought rights and privileges onjoved and prizod by British
30 bags oysters.
2 children, Mr. Hammond, Mrs. Muloch and 2 in, to the Press Gagging Bill, and to tho subjects. By such measures, wisely administered, portunities of listening to them as they pour agreed that a respectful address be presented to
4—Rita, brig, 178 tons, Eobertson, from Sydney.—
children, Messrs. Roberts, Roberts, Clarlr, Shcpout
before
their
of
his Excellency, praying him to give effect to
that
will
beus
(hero
knowledge.
they
believe
stores
every
is
reason
to
Provinces
of
Bill, as illustrations
J. S. Macfarlano, agent.
pard, Cardwell, Saunders, Baily, Van Pict, Fanor, Native
come steadfastly assured that their interoels will be This is an undoubted great public and social the recommendation' of the select committee on
4L —Wanderer, 23 tons, Mirk, from Coromande!, with
Donald, Dinin, Nelson, Lyall, Bowden, Arsley, what we mean. Among tho more important zealously guarded by the Legislature, on whom they
private grievance in the case of Captain Johnson,
10,000 feet timber—3 passengew.
Griflllhs, Bryant, Hogan, Wilson, Piviety, Madd'i- of tho Acts passed, a full list of which we can roly to secure, by every means in its power, good. The solitary student, iu a business by
recommending that the amounts be placed on
community like ours, and
CLEARED OUTWARDS.
Farley, Sutherland, Belty, Wright, give elsewhere, we may mention the Native happiness and prosperity to those amongst them who commercial
Bon, Lano,
Leibiz, Bludon, Steele, Austin, Waiku, 1 native, Lands Act, which will hasten the time when aro peaceably inclined, while those who may unforwith little time to devote to his favorite the estimates as a colonial charge.
NOVEMBER
The
House then went into committee of
4—Princo of Wale3, 23 tone, Lnuronco, for tho Bar1 soldier and wife.—l.C.R.M. Co., agents.
tho Maoris will seek and obtain titles to tunately be led into crime, will assuredly discover stiuty, is cheered and invigorated by the oc- supply, and Mr. Stafford made a short finanrier, with sundries—6 passengers.
a certain punislimout awaits them.
that
casional
companionship
oi"men
their
based
rather
like
minded
on our own
land
than
cial statement.
4—Cordelia, 20 tons, Delaine, for the Wade, with
The steamer Fairy arrived from Waikato on
It afford* 1110 much gratification to express my
And the youthful student is
The unauthorised expenditure was passed.
on their system. The Representation Act senso of tho energy and gallantry of Ller Majesty's with himself.
sundries,
Saturday morning.
Tho Panama Uo.'s s.s. Auckland, Gordon Ponson- caused a good deal of discussion at tho Colonial and Native Forces so signally displayed in often greatly encouraged by such commuThe items for the Executive Government,
4—Glance, 18 tone, Dickson, for Matakana, with
by, arrived at Onehunga from Southern ports at 10 manifest partiality displayed in
sundries—s passengers.
sucecsses recent lyjachievcd by them on tho nion, while others arc often induced to beamounting to £fi,9SO. were passed ; also Legislait, and at tho eminent
4—Peter Craeroft, 20 tons, Duustan, for Cabbago a.m. on Saturday. She left the Bluff on tho 22nd at last
£1,400 ; Registration,
East Co ;3t.
come more or less anxious to improve their tive, £lf,SOO;
the
passed
lag
at
end
of
the
session
with
Bay, in ballast.
2 p m., with a strong breeze from S.W.; proceeded
minds and enlarge their information by £1,900. A nine months' vote was passed for
G.-ntlehien of the. House of Representatives,—
4—Wanderer, 23 tons, Mirk, for Coromandel, with under easy steam to Port Chalmers, whero she ar- some alterations. The Distillation Prohibithe
Customs
I thank you for tlie supples you have voted for tho means of these public
department. The item of £99,500
sundries—3 passengers.
lectures.
rived at 5 o'clock next morning; left on the 26th at tion Ordinance Amendment Act is of some
for Postal Service was passed, and then tho
Service. You may rest assured that they will
4—Agnes, 23 tons, Joseph, for the Eawau, in bal- 7 p.m., experienced fresh breeze from tho westward importance, inasmuch as it makes legal ar- Public
But
is
there
one
connection
point in
with House adjourned.
bo administered with a regard for that strict
last —2 passengers.
throughout the pascage to Lyttelton, arriving thero
subject that wo wish especially to menMr. Carleton's bill for the Land Claims fur4—Martha, 8 tone, Ghelaldi, for Cabbage Bay, in on the 27th at 2 p.m.; left again at G-30 pm. the rangements in connexion with a branch of economy which is imperatively required in tho ex- tho
public
moneys,
of
tlio
and
which
small
ther settlemeut was thrown out on a division, 11
will
in
our
gradually
may
penditure!
business
that
iucrcase
tion.
Have
we,
in
community,
tho
same day, and arrived at Wellington on the 28th at
ballast.
unit}'
colony.
the
tho
of
mainly tend to preserve
sufficient material to found a vaiyety "of against -1.
4—Margaratta, 22 tons, Nicholas, for Tauranga, 2 p.m. was detained there till 3 p.m. on tho 30th, Colony.
Tho measures you havo passed for improving the societies devoted to special branches of
Our readers will recollect that a day or two
with 20 tons Oommis3ariat stores, and sundries.— in order to bring on the niombera of tho
Tlio Debtors and Creditors Act provides
General
of NewZealand securities, and for relieving
Assembly, and made the passago to Picton in 5 1 that there shall be an official inspection of character
?
Edmunds & Jakins, agents.
To keep in_pxist- before a statement was read in both Houses,
science
or
literature
which
have
for
time
affected
tlio
embarrassments
some
i —Taurauga, CI tons, Sellare, for Tauranga, with hours. Left Picton on tho 31st at 3 u. m
and ar- the proceedings of sequestrators in connec- tho Province of Southland, will maintain and improve cuce any such society requires funds! To made by Mr. Pharazyn, respecting an interview
100 tone stores and Commissariat goods—3 paa- rived at Nelson eamo duy at 3 p.m.; left on the2nd
had had with Mr". Stafford on this subject.
enable it to proseeuto its labours as it he
tion with insolvent estates, and is a step in tho financial credit of the country.
eongers.—T. Macky
This statement was acknowledged by Mr. Stafat 7 p.m., encountered head winds to Taranaki, arCo., agents.
I have gladly assented to the Bill for effectually ought, it should neither have
4—Beautiful Star, β-s., 125 ton3, Morwick, for riving there at 3 p.m. on tho 3rd; left the same the right direction, preparatory no doubt to
to
meet
in
ford
in the lowev House, and it caused much
the expenditure of tlio public moneys
Napier, with 100 tens general merchandize.— evening at seven o'clock, and arrived hero as a thorough revision of the law of insolvency. preventing authority
hotels or in rooms secured only from week anxiety and discussion in both Houses. Tho
of law.
without the
Henderson & Macfarlane, agents.
above.
And while referring to that, we may note
to
week.
fixed
and
A
respectable habitation debate was udjonrued.
I am happy to he able to congratulate you 011 the
4—Lord Ashley, s.s., 295 tons, Worsp, for the South,
The p.s. Princo Alfred, Capt. Farqiilmr, left the that
Tho Beport of the Postal Committee was
an Act has been passed with the hope steady increase in the Kevenuo, which is likely to bo is required ; a vagabond life is not suited to
with sundry merchandize.
Passengers Mr. Manakau on Thursday, tho 19th ult. for Hokitika.
development
of
by
still
augmented
rapid
of
further
the
such
rescuing
Southland
from
her
institutions.
And
the strength or use- brought up by Mr. Russell ou Wednesday.
Smith, Sirs. Hynes and child, Messrs. Jacobs, Experienced a heavy gale of wind en the night of
insolvent
the Gold-fields on the West Coast.
fulness of the literary or scientific body is Mr. Sewell took exception to the wording of tho
the 20tli, which compelled her to put in at
Baker, and Broom.—H. M. Jerris, agent.
Totaranui. position.
clause, and after a slight discussion, the reLay thero in comr any with the Wonga Wonga and
Honourable Gentlemen anil Gentlemen,
to a considerable extent wasted by minute 2nd
While en tte one hand Mr. Fitzgerald was
port was ordered to bo considered on next
Tho ISill for increasing tho Representation of the
The schoonerEmma Eliza, hence hound to Hokitika, other vossels until the following Tuesday. Left on unable to
his
the
division.
The
bring
body,
on
bill
for
whole
situated
will
means
dividing
Parliament
the
of
fuller
ensuro
a
Saturday.
People in
was at Nelson on the 31st ult., short of provisions.
that day, but was compelled to put 'back in consewe
are, should be united.
Wo
Mr. Macandrew withdrew his motion respectThe Victoria, Advance, and Albatross, bound to quenco of foul weather. Left again on Thursday, Province of Auckland and forming several expression of public opinion in the Districts to which as
venture to think that if the gentle- ing the administration of Government, as the
Hokitika, were all Ijing wind bound at Totaranui the 26th, and arrived at Nelson on th« 27th. Took purely native provinces ; so, on the other, it relates.
It is my intention to dissolvo this Parliament, and men interested in the subject would House had not time to consider the subject this
Bay on Moneay last. At the aamo tlino there werein coals, and left on the 28tb, and experienced a there was a decided stand against dividing
to call another without unnecessary delay. I oarn- meet and calmly view it iu all its bearings session.
-19 sailing vessels and 3 steamers at anchor in the strong S.W. wind all tho way to ITokitika, whero sho any
further existing Provinces inhabited hy cstly
trust that tho exercise by the several ConstituBay, all bound to Hokitika.
arrived on Tuesday, the 31st. Landed her passengers Europeans.
On the same day Mr. Sewell made a long and
really large society might bo formed iu
It
that
may
bo
well
to
name
By our last advices from Wellington we learn that on the Ist inst., and left on tiio same day for tho
eucies of the high Amotions which will devolveupon a
bitter attack on the financial scheme of tho
the cutler Ringdovo, Capt. Turner from this port for Manakau, where she arrived on Saturday at 10 a.m. the Post Office Savings Bank Act has them will result in promoting tho welfare and happi- Auckland having for the purposes of adthe question being put that
Government,
Hokitika, had put in there short of provisions.
become law. It is based on the Act of Mr. ness of all classes of her Majesty's subjects in the ministration distinct branches. "Wo should the House doonresolve
itself into Committee of The p.s. Tasmanian Maid, Capt. Jackson, loft for
like to see a federation, in fact. There
Gladstone, which lias worked very bene- colony.
nud
Supply,
concluded
by moving that tlio
now, in her Majesty's name and on her Majesty's might be one general bond of
"Wangarei on Saturday night last, taking with her a
I
Commercial.
The
ficially in England.
object is to make behalf, declare this t'arliament to stand prorogued to
union between House hud no confidence in the financialprolarge cargo, 2 horses, and several passengers, amongst
would
certainpost-officesinto
posals
those
who
devote
themof
principally
Governmental branch Tuesday, the 26th day of December next. And it is
the present Government. This motion
AUCKLAND.
whom was Mr. Munro, M.G. A. She will return again
selves to literature, to geology, or other was negatived.
savings banks. The money is paid by a heroby prorogued.
to-morrow night.
New Zealand Hehald Office,
The remainder of the estimates were then
to
the
book
is
branches
of
The
a
depositor
post-office,
given
surveyors,
The cutter America, Captain Paulgrain, arrived
science.
the
enSaturday evening.
yesterday -from Tairua, with a full cargo of sawn
gineers, the architects, the medical and legal passed.
Ihe Customs Receipts taken to-day amounted to with tho amounts entered, all sums reMr. Scwell's motion for the insertion of the
timber.
£281 Is 2d, aud that from tho Ist to tho 4th instant, ceived are sent to the head office, a small There are many reasons which induce us to professions, might all havo one common
arrived
Black,
The schooner Fortune, Captain
£1883 6a 1,1. Tho total amount collected for the rate of interest is given, and the Government take especial notice of the excellent Lecture bond, and yet might each form special following clause in the Public Expenditure Cona
bringing
cargo
of
trol
Coast,
from
the
East
week
was £2591 2b 3d.
was carried ou a divison. Ayes, 15.
yesterday
securit)' guarantees the depositor from fraud, given by Major Heaphy, on the Geology of branches carrying out distinct objects. By Noes,Bill
2CO bags maize and 11 pigs. She brings no news,
13.
he
with
if
complies
all
the
at
Mechanics'
be
Institute,
might
probably
having left Tβ Kaha tho same day at tho ps.
conditions.
the
on
this
means
a
room
Auckland,
WELLINGTON.
JobIf any person, being a member of the ExecuSpeaking of money, tho Act introduced "Wednesday night. Intellectual treats of tnined, open to members throughout the tive Council, shall, during
Huntress.
a session of the. General
(From the Advertiser, October 31.)
Tho schooners Clyde, from Wangapoa, Industry
Mr. Stafford to prevent the Ministry this character are not often afforded to the cday. A select library of works aud periodi- Afiseniuly, adv so the Governor to prorogue or disby
Our markets present very littlo appearance of
and Janet Grey, from Wangapoa, all arrived ia harthe
spending
required
Colonial income as they Auckland public. Literary and Scientific cals specially valuable to our literary, scien- solve such Assembly without tlie
activity, but little business has been done during the from
bour yesterday, with s iwn timber.
choose with or without proper authority is Institutions do not abound among us, aud ttific, aud professional men might be formed, for the public service for the current financialperiod,
Tho following have sailed since our" last:—Beauti- eweek.
having been first voted by the House, of RepresentaTho
and
glad
organisations
by
Margaret,
shearing
and
has
a
most
we
are
to
these
are
the
means
of
and
of
Tauranga
parts
one,
commenced in many
of tho
necessary
see as
under the auspices such a society as tives, or having been otherwiso appropriated by law,
ful Btar, e..5.-, for Napier'j
ProTince.. Tho first arrival of wool coa'etwiee WE? on that it has passed,..
for Tanrangu.
which the literary and scientific wealth of a we suggest, very valuable papers might be or shall throat«n or declare to any momber of the
the 2lßt, from ITlaxbourno, where tho shearing will
bo completed by tho end of this month. Also tho
first dray from Wairarapa, with the first of this season's clip, canio in this morning.
Tho various arrivals of Chilian flour during tho
week has caused tlio market to bo in. an unsettled
atato. Adelaido is still quoted at £24. The cntiro
cargo of tho brigantino Pioneer has changod hands.
Tho terms havo not transpirod.
Two cargoes of timber Jiuro arrived from Quoen
Charlotte's Sound, in all 40,000 feet.
Amount of Customs rovenuo collected for tho week
ending October 26, £2030 3s. 2d.
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expressing any opinion
That this Htfuee
desirability of retaining the Imwhatever upon th?t!le
colony,
desires to record its
periil troiJi'S in
opinion that iraJn tho circumstances stated by his
printed
papers laid before the
>xc.'HtMu-y in tiie
Eseeilency exercised a sound discretion
House,
adapted in retaining the Imperial
in the course he
fore;* in the month of May List, on the occasion
when they vCW propos.-d to bo removed by the
Genera!
Although Mr. Sewell, as the leader of the
exposition, saw thai this was a fairand moderate
resolution, yet occasion was taken by the opposition to open a political debate on the question of
lift removal of the troops, more especially by Mr.
Fitzherbert. who took the opportunity o"f attackin;: the eo-jihiet ot ihe Auckland people iu getting tin :i demonstration in favor ot" the General
to whom lie saiil a bag of money would have
been more aeeepuble than a sword. "Ur. John
"Williamson defended the people of Auckland
and after a long discussion the resolution was
amended, and took the following form :—
Tint without r.-fi-rence to the general polisy of
naming the Imperial troops in the Colony, "and
without admitting any pecuniary liability to the
Mother Country on account of such retention, and
especially hivi'ug regard to tho inaction of tho
Iniperiaftroops in the immediate neighbourhood of
t!;:- \Vvp:to:i I 1:' previous to its capture ; this House
desires to record its opinion that u:ulcr the circura
stunci.'j sute>l by Hi.- Excellency in the
printed
before tho House, his "Excellency
pipers hid
exercised a s"'Uii-l discretion in the month of May
List in protesting apiinst the removal of n certain
nusilvr of Impcri-ii troops from the Co!onv a? prop:s-.d by th= General.
The only oilier eiretimstanee of note that took
ptaee was the expunging from the Public
Expenditure Control Uiil. of the clause (;:s published above). inserted by Mr. Sewell on the
previous day. The Dill was then pasjed.
AYejletaN"
Missions.—The usual Weslevan
Missionary Anniversary Sermons were delivered
in the High-street Chapel yesterday—in the
morning an able discourse by the licv. J. Wal&. of Onelmnga. from the words
Jlany shall
come from the cast, and from the west, and
from the north, and from tho south, and shall
sit down in the kingdom of God;" in the
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the Her. A. 3teid, of Tarnnaki,
took for his text How then shall they call on
him in whom they have not believed 'i and how
•ball they believe in him of whom they hare
and how
shall they' hear
not heard.'
without a preacher r and how shall they
preach except they be sent." He eloquently
pleaded the noble cause of Missions, and the
neee=>iiy of Christians recognizing the duty of
evauijvliziu£i the world as peculiarly belonging to
them, a work for which science and education
lion? wore totally inadequate ; seventy-five per
cent ot* the world's population -were still unevancclized, and owing to the law of deterioration which is characteristic of heathenism, a
worse type of idolatry existed now than at any
previous period of the world's history; these the
rev. gentleman urged as facts which called for
inerMjed effort on the part of the Christian
;>!i!>!ii\ eiVorts which he earnestly exhorted them
not to bo backward in supplying. Collections
were made on both occasions. This (Monday)
evening, the annual Missionary Meeting will be
held in the same place of worship. A. Clark,
Esq., lately returned from England, trill be in the
chair.
Otahuhu Prune Hall.—A very handsome
building has been constructed at Otakuhu within
the last twoir.onths, the result of the joint action
of a few gentlemen who, with a great public
spirit, had determined to provide a place of
assembly and amusement for the people of the
district." The building, is 79 feet long, by 34
feet wide. The design is by Mr. Keals, of
\
ittoria-street, and reflects the greatest credit
upon his skill and ingenuity. The arrangement
of the interior consists of a hall, platform, and
ante-room. The ground was given by Mr. J.
Hall, subject to usual limitation. The construction of the hall amounted in round numbers to
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Holiday.—The
9th instant, Thurs-
day, being the Prince of Wales' birthday, there
will be a general holiday in Auckland. In our
advertising columns will be seen a list of busi'.ass 'inns which notify that their premises will
be closed.
Division, .—A meeting of the
""-lectors of this division will be held on Wednpsday evening next, at the Flagstafi" Hotel,
-N'ortli Shore, when intending candidates are
invited to attend and meet the electors.
Cricket.—A match between eleven of the
pupils of the Grammar School, and elevenof the
-r-ast Auckland Club, came oil' on Saturday, in
the Domain, in which the Grammar school boys
ivere victorious. We will give a full report in
our next.
A soijiee in connection frith the Military
l Total Abstinance Society of Auckland, was
* held in the School-room, Albert Barracks, on
evening last. Although this society was
II Friday
loraied only last June, with about a dozen
members,
it has made considerable progress,
I
Mα now musters a considerable number of the
soldiers
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at present in garrison, and it is to be
iwped will daily add to its numbers. AthalfB
B P as t six o'clock, about sixty of both sexes sat
g down to tea, the married men of the society
brought their families with them, and
I having
maê UP a very happy and pleasant parry.
Ijg m!Ihee-' room
was very tastefully decorated with
m a ;fs and emblems—-the flags having been kindly
for
eilt
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tlio occasion, by Mr. Haniley, Military
I
■tore Department, After the tables were cleared
n
|f
. a '!dress was delivered by Sergeant Sorrell,
g the Librarian of the Garrison, who explained
the objects of the society,
and made some very
observations on the excellence of Total
I just
f uainenee, and the degrading consequences of
'"temperance. The address was followed by seI Tcral
glees and duets, sung by the Glee Club,
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all members ot the society. A lecture
I no areElectricity,"
was deliveredby Mr. Guun,
I£ ii'iistrated with several
amusing and instructing
I Mperimcnls : but the greatest treat of the
was an address by Mr. Jenkins, which
if °r
humour and practical good sense could
IP ™treal
be surpassed. Several excellent songs here
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1" by Messrs. Maxwell, Jones, and others of
""cniembera, and after a very pleasant evening,
w»ith,
we trust, will be only the commencement
°'a series, the company separated at ele/en
the Glee Club
up the programme with God Save finishing
the Qneen."
foe the West Coast Digcehs.—The
..-ueat
U fon
papers quote largely from the remarks
. tinned in the New Zealaxd Heeat.d of late
\'es, relative to the monopolising tendency of
proclamations of the Canterbury and Kelson
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prohibiting the introduction of
■a-Venntendents
«le from Australia and certain IS ew Zealand
p
into those of Nelson and Canterbury.
ifoviiices
*J? C eirect of this agitation has been the removal
"Ms obnoxious
restrictions against the importcattle. The Kelson 'Kvaminer, of the
™™.of
nst, says:
was issued on
T.i.
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of cattle from Australia, so that
WELLINGTON.
there nothing now to prevent fat stock beinc
had allowed them they could have captured
tTioUf«o"v.- millC n gopkcCd rOlUrnS' inas aa y onconsidering
mur[I'KOM
tho Wo£t derers of Koreti! We forbear comment on this subshipped to the Grey, provided the cattle
COIIKESI'OXDENT.]
is
ni?
landed on the north side of the river. Wo
slinll be glad to find that this step has increased
tUo supply of meat and cheapened
the cost of
living on the -old-fields of this Province.
The
LTOveriiment has taken means to make the fact
ot the removal of the restrictions known
in Australia. It is a pity, we think, that the ports of
the 1 rovmecs were
not opened at the same time
to importations from Otago and Southland."
His .Excellency the Governor.—We understand, on good authority (says the Wetlim/lon
M(verlisei-), that his Excellency will leave Wellington iii 11.M.5.5. Ksk this week for the
kawau. It is not known how long ho will bo
absent, or whether he contemplated
visitingh
v
Auckland.
Olkver Caituhe.—On Saturday morning last
between 12 and 1 o'clock, our active Commissioner of Police was
going his nightly rounds
when he was accosted by a gentleman in Quecnstrect. who informed him that he had been
robbed of a gold watch and chain in Symondsstreet, by a man, apparently a soldier. Mr.
Commissioner JNTaughton at once despatched
constables to such parts of the outskirts as a soldier would be likely to resort to, and a police
constable to the guard-room at the Albert Barracks. The sergeant of the guard called the
check-roll and it was found that a number of
men on pass had come in late.
The beds were
searched, and the watch and chain found under
the pillow of a man named Creneliain, belonging
to the Military Train. lie was taken to'the
Police Court on Saturday and remanded.
l'msci: oi; Wales Theatre.—Mr. and Mrs.
Case performed on Saturday evening to a full
house, and were received with the most hearty
applause. The entertainment commenced with
Our Trip to the khine," a notice of which performance lias already appeared in these columns.
In the later portion of the performance Mrs.
Case sang .Roy's Wife of Aldivallah," with all
her usual piquency, and afterwards danced the
Highland iling. The concertina playing of Mr.
Case was very much admired.
Tin: Legislative Council.—An Act we see,
and not before it was needed, has been passed,
limiting the number of the Upper Rouse to
forty members.
Halmain.—We would remind our readers
that the sale of the Ealmain estate takes place
to-day, when Messrs E. and 11. Isaacs will offer
for sale 102 small farms, villa sites, and building
lots upon the Waitemata.
Micssits. 0. AirrnuK and Sox will sell today, at the shop of Mr. Wisotski, the remainder
of his stock-in-trade, consisting of cutlery, perfumery, fancy goods, stationery", &e.
Mkssiis. ffuNTF.u and Co. will sell to-day,
at their yards, -Newmarket, -15 head Provincial
fatted cattle, 70 head store ditto, 30 head store
cattle, and 30 head of young cattle from the
North Shore. 15 dairy cows, 200 fat sheep and
lambs, 300 sheep from Napier, 1U head fat cattle
from Wangarei, and a lot of fat cattle from the
Hot Springs.
Aiessrs. IJipixcs iXD Dowden will sell to-day
a quantity of stationery, on the premises of Mr.
Lee, stationer, Wakciield-street, consisting of
books, brushes, perfumer}-, fancy goods, &<.•-.
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A heavy blow and great discouragement,
3 that
which has fallen on tho Empire/ City. Thei fall
of
tho Weld Ministry is not kindly taken, a
thrust unkindest cut of all, not withstanding that it made Wellington the Scat of Government unci port of call
for
tho Panama etenmm, from power, phieo, and
pay, bv
the lukewarm support of Wellington members. " Indignation meetings luivo been held in Wellington,
tho Ilutt, and tho Wairarapa—and tin) otlondorsiiavo
severally expressed their regret that tho Ministry
should have felt it
Vogel's motion—and
necessary
thoir
to
go out on
Mr.
to givo
Mr.
i'ntontion
Weld and his colleagues a more, thorough-going
support, if again in power. But
meantime the uvilhas
been done, and tho opportunity of proving their sincerity is by no means imminent; for Mr.
Stallbrd
recently pointed out the evils which liamrally followed
a yearly chango of Ministry, nnd by implication,
ins desire and determination to snvo l,ho colony
from
them in future; so that, unless terminated by tho
separation of tho two islands, wo may sue, for the
iirst timo in Now Zealand, tho sumo Ministry in
power at the eloso of the next Parliament
which
was in power nt its commencement.
Besi tea the lukowarninoss of thoir supporters, other two theories have been in circulation as to tho vo-iguation of the Wl-UI Ministry. Tho
first is, that the lvfus.il of the Homo Government to
guarantee (lie three-million loan n.ado it impossihlo
for them to curry out the- policy of which lliuy had
boatted so much, and that they gladly availed themselves of tho Ih-ot decent pretext to get out of tho
ditliuulty. lho .-ecund is that when Mi-.'WeM reco-n---luciided his Kxcelh-noy to so;ul for Mr. Stallonl ; it
was believed by at-least somo of his colleagues that
Mr. otali'.uvt would bo unable to form u"Ministry,
and an Alnaschar-liko visiou roso b-.fure them of flw
Governor mid tho House iu a day or two bcin"
obliged to recall them, and
nnpbrirg them to rosumo ciflieo and unvo tho country ; which, of course,
after a becoming show of reluctance, with no desire
ior oflice, but from pure patriotism, arid on condition
w.is accepted intact, they would
that tho Stamp Bill
again i.ndcrtake.
it this ];i-t was their plan—and irrespective
of (ho
to ihe theory bv the bitter opposition of Messrs. Fitr.herbert/Sewell, and Kichmond
since Mr. Stallbid l-ok ollioe, it looks like a bimtling
of the late Colonial Xieasiuer's brain—it
has signally
failed. Xliev have repeatedly ll.jmisli.nl the threat of
resignation in thn face of the House dining tho
piesent fes.-ioii with encouraging
they Uiivo
done tho same thing move than «i:e;'cs3;
once to tho Uowrnoi-:; hut both his Kxoolloney nnd tho House had got
tired of such threats—and when the threat beenmo a
l-ici, it waj miicfly accepted—Mr. StiiObrd did Ibim a
Ministry, and the Weld Ministry wan "out." One
of the oxedUncics which the lato Premier claimed
lor his Ministry, was th:it it had a Colonial, ii,it a
rrovinci.il policy. The:e is little doubt that Mr. Weld
him-elf beiijvod this and that a number oi" t)io«e w!io
iu gener.d supported him, entertained the fame
opinion; Li:t it would be too i:i';eh to suppose that
the clients ~f the electors of Wellington, tho Unit,
and Wair.inip were directed entirely or mostly to
maintain u Colonial Ministry in oillec —it d the
simple truth to say, that those eu'oiU were the re-nit
of a conviction that U<o Weld Ministiy win caicntially a m-llinytoa Ministry. Tho We"lliiigto: : iaus,
of course, arc not to be bl imed fjr suppenimr a
Ministry whkh had done so much for tlieir
town and Province; only, judged by the light of
the /celinp; evinced hero on its resignation, the
Weld Ministry has as little claim to bo
regarded as in its highest signification the Colonial
Ministry, as any one which prci-cded :".t.
_ Of tho Premier, Mr. Stiiilbril, I have heard men-of
ell shades of opinion speak with adi.iiratioii, as the
man nbove nil others üblc to carry tho c.'lony triumphantly through tho ditlieulties and dangtr/tUiit beset
it. Mr. rutcrron, the'new Postmiu-ter-Gcneral, and
Colonel ii.'iultnin, tlie Defence Minister, wen> spoken
of in tho Uoiise by (politically) no friendly critic, as
countenance lent
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KEWTON.
electors of Newton was held on
at Mr. Dewav's Schoolroom,
Karangahape-road. It had b-;en announced that
Honesty, ami Gallantry personified. As spca!;urs it
Mr. l\owe woukl address the mooting, and a largo mu-t
bo odmitted that they aro simply pis?iiblo ; but
number of electors were present.
if
the country iinds that Gullnntry docs owrvthing
Mr. Gke was voted to the chair.
that can be done for the saAtr of tho colonic"
Sir. IJowe, having been culled upon, came forward, and was received with loud che.rs. He said nnd that Uouesty is determined that as far as pos.ible
thut he would not make a long speech, but there iiT-guhirity shall be avoided, and nuglijicneo nearly
were certain topics upon which he was expected to uuknon-n in the transaction of the postal business of
speak. First was the question of Separation, upon the colony—then, it will doubtless reconcile iisvlfto
In the Legislative
which all termed to be agreed. There were other the want of eloquent spc.-ehes.
questions which were open to discussion, and upon Council it was at fir«t only represented by C.■•lunel
which a great deal hid to be said. Whatever might liuHsell, who looks a ham iihal of an I!!n»lish gentlcbe snid of tlio gentleman (Mr. Curlcion) who mnn—and is said to be nil ho looks. I'lio Atfornov
represented them in (lie Provincial Council Grenernl, Mr. Prendergabt, wag to lmvo filled the now
under the Weld Ministry;
tlio previous session, he (Mr. Howe) thought oilice ofcirjlii.-itor-Gfincriil, littlo
tlmt here ws
thut it wa3 only fair to give thut gentleman there can, the-efore, be the doubt
right place." Mr.
the right man in
wlvit was due to him. Mr. Carlcton had always been have
anxious to consult the interests of the people of Crosbio Ward vrns spoken of as Xrea-iurcr j it docs
eeom to ho sUtk-d yet,-however. Perhaps, with
Newton. There were several question.-* that would not
come before the Provincial Council, tlio solution of his Btro. gly expressed "viewe on separation, ho did
to
;i
accept
position
which would very much depend upon circumstances. not feel at liberty
'J hese questions mainly affected the development of which would preclude him from doing anything to
tho resources of the country, and were referable to bring about their accomplishment; this nmy also acfor the absence of one or two other gentlemen
experience rather than to opinion. There had been count
from
Cabinet that the public would naturally
coal-fields found in the Bay of Island?, but in his expecttho
to lind there.
mind SO acres was too small a space for lease of such
The grOiil difference between (he present Ministry
property. He could only say, that if the electors
and the Into one seems to be summed up in tho wo.-d
chose to return him, ho would
their interi'f t.-i fo the best of his ability, and in doing so ho retrenchment, commencing with tliu number of
They were twitted by the opposition with
would do pretty as much as he had heretofore done. Ministers.
Whilst he felt, as every man should feel, a sense being a mere executive, having no special duties or
l>; r. Stafford's plans did not admit
responsibilities.
of the compliment which it was proposed to pay to of that
nice sub-division of labour which was rarried
him, he claimed rut ire freedom of action. The only
Ministry
out
the
Weld
in
; but doul>l!ess by tho time
thing that he ecu -1 assert was, that he would watch
nicety again such distribution of duty will
over the interests of Newton, and to the best of his the House
(alien place as will secure
have
perfect Parliamentary
ability advocate every measure calculated to pron.ote
responsibility. As regards defence, Ministers apits prosperity. (Cheers.)
Several questions were put to Mr. 8.0W.K, which he parently do not intend to take any steps to prevent
tho removal of tho troops ; but if Knglnnd, soeing it
answered wrii'tiw.
Other inhabitants of the district, Mr. Gkipfik and lias refused to guarantee the thren million loan, on
considering Iho circumstances of tho colony, fiens it
others, addressed the meeting.
to further ami hasten its thorough pacificaXho proceedings terminated with a voteof thanks to necessary
tion by the presence, imd if necossrry, the service of
tho Chairman.
English troops, Ibc-n Ility will not. in an absurd (it of
The nomination for Newton takes place this day.
self-r.'liimce, refuse that assistance which the colony
might look for nnd lioiiourablv accept at (lie hand of
the mother country. Bills have also been introduced
ACTS OF GENERAL ASSEMBLY.
to enable tho Government to reward sorvice iu the
The following are tho Acts passed by the General volunteers and militia with land-grants; but from
Assembly, and which have received his Excellency's the studied avoidance of the word militin in the Precontent:
mier's ministerial elatcmont, it would almoet seom
The Wellington "Waste Lands Regulation Act.
that he regards it as a dernier resort.
The Native Lands Act.
The Native Policy was described as one of conciliaThe Representation Act.
tion, and firmness, ani economy, and an endeavour
The Loan Allocation Act.
will be made to maintain the peace by a small move'Jhe Southhnds Debt Act.
able force, with the co-opi-ration of friendly natives.
The SaluralisutionAct.
Thesounri tho appointment of a cornuiiaaion to report
Ohe New Zealand Settlements Continuance Act.
on the civil service, and on tho propriety of an inCrown Lands Nelson Leasing Act.
come-tux, were the principal subjects alluded to. It
Deeds and Titles Bcgistration till.
was admitted to bo in many respects so lilitt the policy
New Plymouth Kxchange Commission Act.
of their predecessor.*, that they were taunted with
Law Practitioners Amendment Act.
piracy. But there is ono littlo "bill, the AppropriaProvincial Constabularly Act.
tion Bill, showing a saving of nearly £200,000
Electric Teh-graph Act.
that will bo likely, in the eye of the country, to show
Distillation J'rohibilion Ordinance Amendment the difference between Mr. Weld and that of tho
Act lßfi2.
piveent premier.
Goia-FieMa Act.
Pcttv Sessions Act.
A meetiso
of the
Saturday evening,
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Mi'i'tia Act.
Volunteer Force Act.
Intestate Estates Act.
Protection of Certain Animals Act.
Debentures Act Amendment Act.
Southland Waste £an«h Act.
Taranaki Naval and Military Settlers Act.
Miners Hepresentation Act Amendment Act.
Wellington Supreme Court Site, Act.
Provincial Law Suits Explanatory Act.
Hawke3 Bay Military and Colonial Force Amendment Act.
lost Licenses and Lease; Act.
Provincial Corporations Act.
Master and Apprentices Act.
Debtors and Creditors Act Amendment Act,
Canterbury "Waste Lands Act.
Bailor's Sheep and Catt e Protection Act.
Kaw Zealand Loan Act.
Otago Municipl Corporation Empowering
Controlling Act.
Pucks Nest Mill Dam Bill.
Picton and Blenheim Act.
Lincoln Uoads Act.
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October 30.
Act
WEST
COAST
GOLD-FIELDS.
THE GREY.
(From tho IMilikaLcmhr, Oct. 27.)
Groymouth, Oct. 21.
MijflN'G affairs hero continue very satisfactory, and
the accounts from the Arnold, Bed Jacket, Nobbier,
and Twelve-mile are very encouraging.
During llio past week business has been brisk, Iho
up-country storekeepers having purchased supplies
freely, anl thoro seoms to bo little scarcity of the
needful.
While writing you, news has just arrived that a
first-rate claim on the Arnold, about three miles
from the old diggings, lias been opened and attracted
a rush ; also u ru-h this morning to about four miles
beyond Red Jack's, which I feel ccnlident will bo
right, as tho parties who have boon there some timo
and getting their supplies gradually, camo dowu yos-
tcrdny and purchased largely.
The rush to tho norlh attracted a thousand or two
who visited the placo, but nono wero so fortuuut"
hitherto as the prospector-, who certainly have got a
golden claim. In the wiishdirt
which they showed
me, and which was taken indiscriminately, the precious metal was glittering; (hoy
(diroo of them)
were taking about seventy-eight ounces a day, usin;'
mercury, as the gold is exceedingly lino. Parti- s who
are experienced in the matter, and who havo been
further up the coast, s.iy that gold exists and payable from the (irey to tho Buller, and that tho country only wants opening up. Should such provo to
bo the case, it will bo fortunate, as supplies
are
PUBLIC HOLIDAY.
To the Editor of (ho New Zealand Hehaid.
Sib, —Having observed in your cotemporary's
issue of the JSril inst, a paragraph to the efl'oct that
the 9th inst. would be set apart as a general holiday,
being tho anniversary of the Prince of Wales' birthday. I beg to ask you if the same is correct, having
seen nothing to that effect in tho llbuald. lam
sure the Aucklandera would all bo very
of a easily obtained, the diggings being contiguous to tho
holiday, and would feel obliged to you for using your sea beach.
influence to obtain the clay for its.
The new diggings southof tho Grey, whore the
EifqVIKEJI,
celebrated ono-hnndred weight was ob'tuined, aro
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f
Coast:
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General Assembly of New Zealand.
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action General Waddv will
in the tako in it. Unless, we rr.ista'co flic decisive character
PKI C -'?l0niil1 W.mi'l l''iekers aro making
b"; httlo
of that bravo old eoldic-r, we maysafoly leave the
l-m
b
their
p.lo" in n vory u wo comfoHaUo
matter in his hands, nntl lie may as safely rely upon
-In local matters there is nothing of importance to the
facts U3 abovo elated being those given by the
communicate, except tho
"encral emu-actor sties of tho guides.
townslnp and tho township of Cobden,
As
of
which
the Government has offered £1000 reward for
I will
speiii.
my next communication.
the apprehension of tho3e murderers, porhaps it
would
be ns well if tho native guides would muster a
e angeablo, and heavy freshets have
been in the few of their friends, go out quietly, and do a little
in or, during ono of
which
on Saturday, Messrs. business on their own account. Wo would havo no
■"»«»• and C>. scs.ilbjf.t3, which had been kmlimr objection to
join the party.— Wanyanui Tin.es, Oc'it tlio pits,
capsized, and tho four men who wero tober 27.
nanageing hor wuro
but fortunately no
was ot Ufu ensued; the immersed,
boat was afterwards recovered
Uinving nearly drifted to tlio
EXECUTION OF CAPTAIN JARVEY.
river) by
s onio of the. ierrjmen, who, mouth of the
[Br Electmc Telegeai-h.]
with great difficulty and
the a.d ot a
lino from OHO of tllo vessels i intr nt
Duncdin, Oct. 24, 2.10 a m.
anchor m tho river, brought hor to shore.
At a quarter after cloven this forenoon, William
lho linprovomcnta goiug on hero aro
most encourJarvey
Andrew
was
hanged withisi the Duncdin
aginn., and show neither a want of spirit or capital
Q-aol, feir the" murder of hi 3 wife, Catherine
on the part of tho residents of
tbo Grey. Lavo and Jarvey.
extensive- stores aro rapidly rising, and though comThe convict died without confession.
parisim may bo invidious,
they aro not excelled by
The scaffold was erected in tho small yard of tho
he older township of Hokitika. The
amusements female division of the gaol, and, including the offi
hero aro scanty, and wero it not
for a spirited «ontle- cials, abmit twenty persona witnessed the execution.
man, the proprietor of the Union (Mr. Ki]«-our)
The Eev. B. Connebee, in fulfilment of his prothcro would bo nothing to ailbrd
tho relaxation
which one enjoys in tho evening aftor a day's toil, mise, wan at the gaol early this morning, and he and
Mr. Smith remained constantly in tho cell, lioth
liero he has (Heeled a largo hall similar to tho Co.inUnau llii.l in IloUitikn, where Miss Annio Beaumont, tho ministers, together and separately, moro than
once referred to the awful question, Arc you guilty
lroressor 1 arkor, and a talented company are drawor not guilty
but in no enso would ho listen.
ing crowded ai;dienco~.
When the last question was approached
I may mention that all the land at present
tho Eev.
cleared Mr. Connebeo, the convict repliod to by
tins effect:
by the Government, extending from tho Maori
township to the bridge, leading to Blakctown, has beon "Do not persist with that subject. I wish vou
not."
taken up, and every foot of ground in (ho Maori would
When the sheriff and tho governor of tho gaol
t 'wnship has been sold. There
certainly aro a few
thorn solves at the cell door, and the clergy"Hutments in tho hands of speculators, "who intend ptosented
having a profit, and I think thov will get their price man entered the day-room, the sheriff mado tho
formal demand of tho body of Willium Andrew Jarvey
bolbro tho week is past.
for execution, but (ho convict requested that he might
On tho Cobdon stfo n wharf ii in course
of erection,
which will bo a great convenience to tha steamers once more soo Mr. Connebee. That gentleman and
Ktorcjaiid public-houses
avo being put up
ject untjl we seo what
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
(FROM Ofll BrECIAL EETGRTEH.)
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 25m.
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Cabletok
took tho
r
wT°"S.y
onl nl
chair at five o'clock.
UEI-OIIT.
iKON bought up the report of
£
M,n
C m ,lt?° "PPointed to enqniro into the
A p
case of A.
0. btrode, which was ordered to be considered on next sitting day.
Mr. Russell brought up the report of
the Commitlee which was appainted to enquire
into the Portal
arrangements of tho Colony.
The report was received and read.
Mr. Russell moved that tho report
he printed
Mr. SiWEix took exception to one part
report which stated that the Lite
Government
had
entered into a new contract with the Inter-provincial
Company for the Mail Servico which could not
be
terminated until Juno next. He said an arrangement
had been entered into, by which the Company
should
carry on the Mail Servico until January.Subsequently
it was found that tho Panama Servico could not very
well be commenced until March or April. Hβ wai
then made a sort of go-between between Mr J. Vine
Hull and tho Committee, and shewed the proposal*
of the Inter-Provincial line to Dr. Monro, the Chairman of the Postal Committee, who approved of them,
and that was tho reason that the service was to be
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THEJTEW
importation
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Council or House of Representatives his
T Matin?
•
.\,n =0 to advise the Governor, with a view to
in
, ? the General Assembly from exercising couof tho Public Revenue, or
'"T ' erviewtbetoExpenditure
induce such member of the Legislative
Ua
to vote- or abstain
Representatives
of
House
or
Question in such Assembly,
velin" "F 011 nnv
f
of tlio Executive Council shall
s'lch'niemb""
ml - v P erson who shall sue for the
fV-mi PaT'oft0£2,000,
to be recovered with full
the sum
Supremo Court of the Colony,
oi suit, in tno
upon conviction of such
V.vTv «ncli personandshall,shall
be disqualified from
offence cease to be,
of tho Legisiativc Council or
J,.;™ a Member either
for
the
space of full three
HouW KepreSLMiiatives
sue' i conv ict >on.
rears from l'lt! :ltt >
A ftcr some formal business the House adjourned till Saturday, the 2Stli.
On the imvtini; ot the House on Saturday
;\lr. SciiTonl brought forward the following
j
DAILYJ
of'the
continued until Juno.
Mr. lit S3ELL said that that wae a different course
to what had been explained to the committee.
The report was ortlored to be printed, and taken
into consideration next sitting day.
ADMIXISTIUTIOX
OP
03YEBXMENT.
Mr. Macandeew moved the following resolutions
in older to the moro economical administration of the
Government, and the preservation of tho unity of the
colony, it is expedient:—[Here follow thesetotroBolutions already published in the Hebald.]
Ho said that, swing that so many of the member*
wero absent, he thought that it would not be right;
to pres3 forward a motion of so importanta nature
when at least one-third of the members wore absent,
lie then nglicd leave to withdraw his motiou.
Motion withdrawn accordingly.
thu chaplain returned to tho cell. Again tho voice
loading their supplies of coal.
Tho miuistsra prayed
From tho numerous arrivals of both steamers and of prayer was to bo heard.
first; then tho convict ;■■■■./ed briefly, but with
Biiihng vo.-scl-J, along with their several departures, seeming
:.
sincerity. Or.
Wi-o Die benediction was
and the crossing nver of almost every one who could
pronounced, mid then i.ij convict walked into tho
all'ord timo to visit the new rush up the
coast (about
a mile and a half from tho mouth of tho Grey), this day ■morn. He wore tho suit of black clothes in
which ho appeared during the trial, and his
hands
placo presented really a livo appearance, and one
were
He looked pa'.o, but only slightly so ;
calculated to impress a new arrival with every feeling thoro gloved.
was not a sign of nervousness 'or agitation
of confidence; nnd which, so far us rcjjardsj'my own
NATLEALIZATIb.V JtIXC.
him. ifo advanced fo tho gaoler, shook hands
opinion, after mature inquiry, would not bo mis- about him,
saying,
with
Bless you, sir ;" he also shook
On the motion of Mr. Stafford, it was ordered thai
placed.
hands with the sherifi", also with some of tho officers tho Naturalization Bill bo read a second time.
of the gaol, with n brief Good bye."
EMI'LOTJIEXT 01' TROOP3.
HOKITIKA.
The hangman had new entered ;
light shabby
Mr. Sewell moved that a respectful address be
The steamers Airedale and Egmont ariivcd from friiv.o coat, a slouched whito hat, and a amulller
for his presented to his KxceUency paying- for the producIlokitika, but they have brought verv littlo news disguise. Tho pinioning was commenced, tho
contion, in continuation of previous papers, in continuaIhe Into westerly weather had kept*back all tho vict standing firmly
erect, and sliifliug
position tion of a'l minutes, memoranda, and correspondence
coasfir.g- craft which had l< ft our port during the to facilitate the hangman's work —nay, ho his
directed it, between the Governor and Ministers relative to the
preceding week, not one of which had arrived when speaking to thin effect—" Don't bin l"me too to tight;
employment of Imperial troops on the "West Coast;
these steamers lf-ft. A small paddlo wheel steamer, there, that will do, let me
go a little more free ; loosen and all other minutes, memoranda, and corresponsnppnfo.l to bo the Prince /.lfrod, was seen oil' Cnpo (hat turn n
little ; let it go down liy the side, so
(he Governor and Ministers relative
I'ouiwind, and the lilcanor was :it imchor under tho that they may bo straight." The sheriff made an dence between
saiiu-pit. A clmnge \ v \s now taken place iivtho observation, anil tho convict added—" Uh, this will to fie employment of Imperial troops generally in
tho colony. Also for the production of all letters,
weather, ruid-.>e may look for tho return of several do, sir, so that r.hey eomo straight." While the hangminutes, and memoranda relative to t'.o oxmndirure
of these vessels immediately. liy this delay, all tho man wail knotting the rojie at tho
back, the convict
Chest on ace i: ■ f the
banks have been disappointed in not Retting their remarked with slight impatience, There, that will from tho Commirs:iriut Ho
said that his obj ■ -,t;i»
gold up from both tho Grey and Ifokitikii, for ship- do now, you have done enough ; yon are a long time Colonial Government.
to show the policy of the late Government that they
ment liy tho Otugo to Sydney yesterday, thou"h we about it; luck that end in ; lie will null me back
pretroops, but that,
did
not
wish
to
the
employ
Impiriiil
lind that tho Bank of New Scu'h Wales sent 3,500 sently, if ho pulls in that way; they are quite
undertaken, they were to
ounces on hoard tho Claud Hamilton, when lying off tight enough, Mr. Sheriff —niako them straight if any operations wero
be undertaken by tho colonial forces solely.
Holutika, in tho 27th tilt.
down
across
the firing, sir. I tell you
The hon. Mr. Stapi'oiid snid tho Government
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Another lifo has boon l:st through attempting to tliey aro quito tight enough." Tho pinioning
produce llio niemoranwould have no objection
beach a boatafc Uolcitikn. A pleasure cutter,brought was completed, and the convict made two steps
for
to bo found. Ho had seen no memodown in the barque OoMon Age, from Melbourno, ward, as if to walk at once to tho scuQ'old. Ho was dum, if it wero
been
with a crew of threo hand.-i, unable to cross tho bar, directed to wait. Tho hangman then produced a randum on the subject, although he had
been sent
an attempt '.v.is made to run her on shore nearwhero whito linen cap, on seeing which the convict exclaimed informed that such a memorandum hud
.Excellency.
to
his
Montpzuma
tho
wan slraiuletl, but she broached to
Now, tliero is time enough for that when I am out
Mr. Sewell said ho could speak from his own
in the surf, was capsized, and the owner of the boat there; it is always dono outride." But the cup was
knowlcdgo that there was such a memorandum a fow
drowned, the two men who accompanied him reachput upon his head, and lie, 6tooping, was enabled to days beforo tho resignation of the lato Ministry;
ing the shore with great dilliculty.
raiso hie :right hand to take it off. Tho sheriff said,
ho hud had a conversation with his Excellency on
The election of two members to represent tho
You must submit, Mr. Jarvoy; it must bo put on ;
very
Wett-.rn districtin tho Canterbury Provincial Coiini.il, do not tike it off again." Tho convict EubmitlcJ, and thisThe hoii.subject.
Mr. Staffohd β-utl he had been to his
was occupying attcntior. Tho election cornea oil'on tho cap was replaced.
liy this time the convict's Excellency this afternoon, but h:id not boon able to
an early day.
face was pallid, but ho spoke firmly still. "Does see him, on this eubjeot.
cxpo'rt
of gold for the mouth has boon 35.9GG any ono want to shuko lumda with me?" he asked,
The
The question was then put and passed.
ounces, hut thevo mutt he a considerable quantity mid tho clergyman and oQicials did shako hands with
CONFISCATED IAND3.
both at-tho Grey nnd at ICokitika awaiting shipment, him. Then ho turned to tho door of the cell and adas wo have hud no communication from the former vanced.
The Kev. 3tr. Connobce supported him,
The hon. Mr. Stafford (Premier) moved that the
port for u fortnight.— Sd>on Examiner, Nov. 2.
though ho evidently did not need support: and, Houao go into Committee on certain resolutions.
with a firm, even, springing stop, ho walked
Mr. Heweix said he thought the hon. gentlemen
Ihe short distanco between tho day-room and the ought to postpone the consideration of this question
doorway which opened out at once upon tho upper until after tho Colony had given its voice in the matWANGANUI.
landing of tho scallbld. Ho was still firm_ as he ter. No doubt the hon. gentleman would say that
(From tho Chronicle, Oct. 25.)
mounted the few steps, and with equal firmness ho these resolutions concerned intimately the Province
to
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L'ibi:.—Tho townsfolk wcrealaimed late on Sun-
da) - evening by (ho brciilciiig,out of n fire in a small
house lately erected on tho York tlockado hill by a
soldier now at Pipiriki. Two soldiers' wives and some
children were in tho house at the time, but owing to
the prompt asi-isfiince of (he neigbours nnd military,
(hoy wore :ill safely rc-cuej, ae was also much of tlie
other contents of tho house. Tho lire, owing to the
strong wind, raged furiously, and it was fortunate,
that the rain during the day had saturated tho roofs
all around, and thus prevented further mischief from
the ppnrks and flukes of lire, some of which
wore curried as far aa the Roman Catholic Church.
The Native Guides.—Tho guides mentioned in
placed himself directly under tho beam. Mr. Connoheo, as soon ns tho day-room had been quitted,
commenced reciting the burial service :
lam tho
—"
resurrection
and the life, &c." The rev. gentleman
continued while tho rope and cap were adjusted.
was
ghastly
pale as the cap was drawn over
Ifo
his face. The instant before thin was douo
he softy called fo Mr. Connobce, who stood at
The reverend
ono corner of the scaffold.
gentleman advanced, and tho convict spolce two or
three wi'rds ; they wore, we believe, his laet farewell.
Certainly they were not a confession, nor an indication of any yielding towards ono.
Half a minute elapsed, and then with an indescriour last as missing, relumed on Monday, so that (ho bable clank the bolt was drawn, and the body of the
fears entertained of their having deserted wero needmurderer disappeared from the few spectators who
less. Tho idea seems to have originated at Iho stood in tho yard. The fall was terrific. The twang
Native Magistrate's office, from some enquiries made of the ropo was a sound not easily to bo forgotten.
by tho military authorities respecting the guides' days
Aftor a few seconds had passed, tho hands wero
after they had left town, and was of
twice slightly raised with a sharp, convulsivo movestrengthened by their having applied for and obtained ment ; then there were several movements of tho
tho duplicate arms.
throat and cluet, and, later, a tremor ran through
Tub Oi'EiiATiojfs ox thk Coast.—Tho military the body. That was the last visible sign of life in
expeditions recently organised scom to havo re- (ho human frame of Win. Andrew Jarvey.—Lyttelsulted in very little, though from wet weather to'i Times.
.
and the rugged nature of the ground, thoy must
havo been very arduous fo tho troop 3 engaged.
ASSEMBLY PAPERS.
At Palca, the pa at which Mr. Broughton was
murdered was visited and destroyed, as well as an
apparently now stockade a littlo further inland. No
POSTAL ARRANGEMENTS OP THE
natives were seen, though a quantity of potatoee and
COLONY.
kumcras wore found, and as wo learn from tho interis Iho report brought up by the Postal
preters' journal Iho crowing of a cock wus heard. The following
relativo to tho postal arrangements of tho
The only (race of Jlr. Broughton was tho body of hie Conimitlco
hor.se, which was found Homo distance from tho pa, colony.
order
of reference to tho committee remitted
The
the poor beast having apparently been spoared. At
tho whole of tho postal arrangeanother pri inland of Manutahi, visited a day or two to their consideration The committee have not had
tho colony.
of
ments
later, a freshly-cooked dinner was found, but tho
it desirable to
tho opportunity, nor did they deem
company for whom it had beon prepaied had ovuinto such large questions ns those raised by
porutccl. This pa wns, of course, also destroyed. enter
period
of
tho
but after
session,
tin's order at so late a
Two shots wero lired after the troops as (hoy retired having
taken a considerable amount of evidenco upon
by unseen natives. At Waitotara. the operations recolony,
the
tho
committee
service of
sulted in the burning oTaoino wharesand tho capture tho steam postal
report as follows:
of Hohcpa, a nativn who was sent to Whitotara wilh be"1. toThat
tho opinion of tho committee, the
in
Mr.
baring,
letter
and
by
White,
returned,
a
never
tho colony is at present paying, and is under
it was said, been detained by the Uauhnus. After amount
to pay for steam subsidies, is more than
being captured ho was allowed to return into tho engagement
be devoted to those objects.
to
ou"ht
bush to gefc somo of his things, aud we believe
2. That tho Committee find that tho late Governhas not yet come in, though (lie natives expect
ment haro renewed tho contract for all the services
he will "do so, us they brought in his wifo and
tit present performed by tho Inter-Colonial Company,
child.
vuth or
nnd that thoso services cannot be dispensed
Bodies Form>.—Two bodies of drowned men altered
until after Ist June, 18G6, without the conhavo recently been found. Tho one was discovered
Company. Contracts have
Inter-Colonial
sent
of
the
on tho beach about a milo southwards of th<3 heads
also been entered into with the New Zealand Steam
on Sunday week. It wim quite unrecognisable, and Navigation Company for the continuance until Ist
had on it no clothing or oilier moans of identifying- February, 1866, of tho Inter-ProvincialServices now
it, except, possibly, tho loss of two front teeth. performed by that Company.
The other was that of a carpenter, who fell over tho
3. That tho committee cannot under theso circumriver bank in front of the Colonial Hospital ono stances soo how any immediate reduction can be made
night lust July, and was found in front of Putiki in tho amount payable for steam service, but recomlast Friday by somo natives, to whom it is duo to
that the Government should tako the earliest
mention that a rulo and a sum of £22 found mend
in this item
opportunity to effect a reduction
in (ho deceased's pockets wore delivered to the
discontinuance of the present inter-colonial
without
polico along with the body.— Chronicle, Oct. 21.
4. Tin; committee would also direct the attention
to (ho proposal made by tho
WANGANUI.—EXPLANATION REQUIRED. of the Government
Government, that tho Panama steamers
Tahitian
Tun fournativos who wore detailed to tho Waitotara on should call at Tahiti, and tho committee deem i
tho 22nd instant as guides to the troops who were their duty to express their opinion in favor of the
ordered to capture tho murderers of Keriti, report proposal, and to recommond it to the consideration
tlmt they captured Hohepa and his wilb, ljut that of
the Government.
whilst engaged with tho Hauhas in actual combat,
5. The Committee beg to annex a Memorandum
they wero separated, and Jlohcpn escaped. They supplied by Captain Tine Hall, relativo to the propositively assert that after having discovered where nosed timo tables for the Panama Service, and they
tho Hiiuhaus wero—at Okotuku—they requested the deem it their duty to direct tho attention of the GoColonel in command of her Majesty's troops to ac- vernment to the fact that the time table cannot be
company them thither and capture tho murderers, arranged so an to give New Zealand and New South
bii' tho Colonel refused to do so. That the Uauliaue Wales the advantage of an intermediate servico with
came to Wanahuia, and the soldiers were fired at that now in operation by way of Suez, unless an alfrom Perekcnia.
Thiit on the 19th instant they, with
terationcan be effected in tho timo of the arrival of
200 of the troops, w.ait lo Araiahi where they found
the Koyal West India- Mail Company's boats at
t'>e village deserted. Three of tho guides crossed tho Colon, and the Committee -would request the attenWaitot'ir/i, burnt the whnres, and cut down the Bacred tion of tho Government to this importantpoint beforo
pole from which thoy took tho top swivelandpresented arranging any permanent timo table for tho Panama
it as atrophy to their captain. AftcrrecrosHHf; tho river Service.
they were fired upon by tho Hauhaus ; they returned
T. TtossELL, Chairman.
tho fire, but "the fire ceased by the order of tlo
Colonel." They positively assert that "if they had
Captain' Cellem. —Wo understand that this
not been prevented by tho Colonel they would havo
gentlemiin, who for some time past has commanded
captured the murderers of Kereti."
Wo are decidedly of opinio"n that this matter the s.s. Queen, has resigned his appointment, and
should bo enquired into. It u generally understood will now take the oflice of Harbour Muster at Napier.
]n Captain Cellem the M.Z.S.N. Company will 1000
that General Chute's orders wero explicit and peremptory r.s to tho capture of those murderers, and the eervioos of a most efficient officer.—Xteio Zealand
yet the guides asasrfc that if tho Colonel in command Advirtisir, Oct. 30.
.
—
..•..-.
of Auckland, and the Houso would very likely be
to givo (ho fullest atlention to the question,
but he must plead for the Colony at large and Bay
prepare:!
lhat although tho late Government were prepared to
theso rvsolutio.is, yet they were not pro(o say that they wero the fair result of their
deliberations and a part of their policy. They would
have bowed to the decision of tho House in whatever
the House Imi decided on, with regard to tho Province of Auckland. They had already passed an Act
dealing with the confiscated lands uf Auckland, then
whv should they re-open- tho question. If he eaid
that the exigency of the Province required the consideration of these resolutions ho would givo his best
recommend
pared
support to them. Ho believed something ought to
be dono at once for that Province to enableit to
"•o on with it? public works.
The Hon. Mr. Stafford said it was not only for
tho interest of Auckland hut for the interest of the
colo:iy at large that these resolutions should be
pti3sed. Ho believed that these wero the best terms
The colony bad
thut could be got for tho colony.
an enormous expenditure goiug on, and it could not
get rid of that liability without eomo such arrangement aa that proposed in theso resolutions. He
would not go at length i"to tho question now, bu
would discussit at length in committee.
The Houbb then resolved itself into committee to
consider the following resolutions :
(L) That it is expedient that tho confiscatedlands
in the Province of Auckland should, with certain exceptions and subject to certain conditions, bo transferred to Provincial administration in that Province,
for the purpose of colonization.
(2.) That the General Government cannot properly
divest itself of the duty of settling those natives who
may desire to return to tho districts comprised in
such lands, and to accept tho Queen's authority, and
to takn grants from tho Crown. That therefore this
duty should be retained in the hands of tho General
Government, and that it is incumbent on such Qo*
vernraent to deal with the matter promptly and definitely, before transferring the rest of the lande to
Provinr.iul management.
(3.) That after this liability is disposed of, the
remaining confiscated lands in the Province of
Auckland bo transferred to Provincial administration
subject to tho undermentioned charges and condi—
1. Such lands to bo liable for all sums expended
Tho New Zealand Settlements Act" for the
permanent, benefit of the Province, including any
charges which may still come in course of payment
under that head. Tho amount of such liability to be
Assembly—_
defined in Act or Acts of the General
2. Such lands to bo liable for any compensation
to natives, whother in money or land, aa awarded
The New Zeaby the Compensation Court under
under
"
"
land Settlements Act."
3. Such lands to be liable for the completion of all
engagements with Militery and other settlers, except
pay and rations to Military settlers.
4. Such lands to be liable for compensation to
settlers in the Province of Auckland, for losses incurred in the war, as awarded by proper authority.
5. A sum of two shillings and sixpence per acre
for all lands eo handed over to the Province of
Auckland, to be paid to the General Government
from time to time as the lands are sold or otherwise
disposed of by the Province.
C. Regulations for the disposal of linds to be
made an Order of Council, as provided lor by "The
New Zealand Settlements Act," upon the recommendation of the Superintendent and Provincial
Council, but subject to revocation and alteration in
default of the Provincial Government in any stipulation of their part.
(4.) That the General Governmentretain the right
of excluding from the arrangement any lauds, such
as, a part of those at Taurang.i, to which tho title is
doubtful, aud which cannot be settled without creating fresh difficulty; but that such lands should be
handed over as eoon us the difficulty attaching to
them isremoved.
(5.) That tho ordinary power of making such reserves, as contained in tho "Waste Lands Act,
1865, be also retained by the General Government.
(6.) That in anticipation of tho above arrangement
and in order to provido tho Provincial Government
of Auckland vfeh immediate means for employment
on the
of the immigrants and the military settlers
the General Government
Waikato, introduced by
of ten.
advance
Auckland,
an
into the Province of
on
lotthousand pounds fc£10,000) is to 9 exps&ididthe,
by tfre
b
Wing terms i-Ihe Eoney
authorisedl
THfc NEW
6
MOITOAY, HOYEMBER 6, 1865.
HEBAU3,
ZEAiAOT)
IBAIIY.
(fl.) Keirulationß for the disposal of the lands to be
J. & A. WISEMAN
by the
made by Order in Council, au provided for
Ex late Arrivals,
New Zealand Settlements Act, upon the recommenHAVE OPENED IN THEEEt NEW
Provincial
and
PREMISES
dation oi? the Superintendent
United VineyardProprietors Company's
A LAEGE VARIETY
Council.
i;n qr.-casks and cases
Dark,
Pale
and
ensure,
and
confidence
as
(7 ) In ordor to restore
OF
Ditto, common, in cases
far as possible, the suocess of the Military ColonizaSUPEEIOE SADDLEEY,
Rum, fine old Jamaicain cases
tion and Waikato Immigration schemes hitherto unBurnett's
Tom,
Old
Consisting of
dortakon by the General Government, the Province
Geneva, various brands
after recouping actual cash payments, to engage to
ENGLISH SADDLEB, HTOTINq
Whisky
QUPERIOR
confiscated
derived
from
tho
proceeds
orpend
the
Committee
could
into
the
whole
£'
go
affirmed then
Ginger Cordial, in cases
should be paid.
AND STEEPLE-CHASE (Peat's utyle)
lands in colonizing and otherwise for tho general
method in which that resolution should he carried moved that nothing
Cinnamon, ditto ditto
Mr. BussELt, to meot the views of the committee,
advantage of the coruscated districts.
"Victorian style, ditto
out.
Ginger
instead
of
his
casks
provious
Wine,
in
amondmont,
empowered
proposed anothor
Governmentbo
That
theProvincial
(8.)
Mr. John Wiugiamson seconded the motion.
and
Sherry Wine, superior Pale, in qr.-«wke
Quilted all-over saddles
soon as the Provincial GoMr. Thomas Russell moved a series of resolutions one, (o tho effect that as
the Te Papa property eubject to—
octaves
Auckland shall, by tho proceeds of tho bringing a charge against tho lato Govern- to take1. Compensation to Church Missionary Society
saddles, with leaping heads and
Ladies'
as amendments to thosebefore the House. Ho said vernment of
Victoria
lnnde, havo discharged the liabiliDitto ditto ditto ditto, in cases
and their tenants, the amount to he setthe Province of Auckland was willing to assumo the sale of conCecated
The statement made in. this clause
shoes
by those resolutions, ment.porfectly
Ditto common, in qr.-casks and cases
by
by
the
facts
of
tled
arbitration.
out
rejponsibility of paying £320,000 which was charged ties now charged on those lands
and
borne
was
correct
subsequent
salos,
on oil
in qr.-casks, octaves, and case*
of
2s.
6d.
Port
Wino
Girls'
ditto
ditto
pay
sum
settlers,
military
it
shall
tho
to
town
allotments
.
Giving
late
t
tho caae. Tho Committeo said that tho
Governon the lands, £100,000 of which was to bo paid imaway under tho AuckClaret
Bridles, whips, spurs
mediately by the Province'for compensation to provided that all lands giron ratod at 53.
ment ronewed tho contract in February last. This
tho whole quantity not to exceed 350
Burgundy
Waste Lands Act shall bo
acres.
was according to fact, and was borne out by the
settlers awarded by Mr. Beckham, tho whole of which land
and
GbeiOHTON
Felt and kereey cloths
remarks
from
Hocks
Mr.
After a few
February
10th
last.
The
was to be awarded in money as to givo land to many
printod
agreement
,
dated
THS PBTITIOK OF AiPRBD BDMOND3.
Champagne, first quality, in quarte and pints
Atkinson, the question was put, that tho
And,
mot, and a part of tho instructions mado
of them would bo of no use whatever. What thoy Major
Committoo
questho
of
out
part
sparkling
bo
left
stand
and
still
Moselle,
words proposod to
The report of tho Private Grievance Committee on
A LAEGE ASSORTMENT OF GOOD3
wanted was money to buy furniture nud itock to tion.
to that Committeo was to Beo if they could effect a
sum
Edmonds,
payLiqueurs
Alfred
that
the
the
of
potition
Thoy wero prevented
carry on their business which had been destroyed
decrease in tho expenditure.
Stable requisites
195., was
Chorry Brandy
Tho House divided, and tho numbers were
through the war. They had given the best of tlie
from doing this, at least until tho commencement of able to the said Alfrod Edmonds be £180
Syrups, various
Ayes, 13.
lands to the Military settlers, and they had also given
tho Panama contract. Captain Vino Hall was sum- agreed to.
Curtis
J. & A. W.I S E M AN
Bunny
good land to the friendly natives. Aftor taking theso
Brandon
moned to appear before the Committee, but instead ====================== Bitters
Vermouth
Jollio
Haultain
landi out of the blocks, and then taken out the hills
Fitzherbert
of his appearing tho Government entered into an
HAVE Off HAND
Absyntho
Richmond, A. Stafford
Reynolds
agreemont with him on the 11th of October. That
and swamps, there would be very littlo left to dispose
BUCHOLZ & CO.,
Thompson
A LARGE ASSORTItENT OP OABT AND
Taylor
agreement was to tho effoct that tho Panima service
of. It would be difficult te find a block of 20,000
Sowell
Fort-street.
-c*ehargo
Wayno
anothor
eervices
commence
good
present
of
land.
There
also
that
tho
PLOUGH
Juno,
acres
was
was to
in
HARNESS
on tho land. There wero claims being constantly
wero to bo continued until tho Ist Juno, and that an
Nobs, 18.
made on theso lands by natives, who although those
abatement was to bo made of £2,000 on tho wholo
HAVE ON SALE
UNDEESIGNED
THE
Buckland
PLUMBEE,
Burns
HOUSE
SHIP
AND
AND
Atkinson
T>TTGGY
GIG
service, to be deducted from the last subsidy. Hβ
tribes might havo been in rebellion had not boon at
Oroighton
Carleton
Colenso
(Mr. Russell) thon wrote to Mr. Vino Hall asking
Express and dog-cart ditto
CASES i-lb. AROMATIC TOSACCO, Chamwar themselves. Tho amount set down for those
Mantell
Macandrew
Honderson
pion's
him tho following queitione:—"Did the lato Governclaims was £15,000, but he was afraid thatto that sum
G A S-FI TTE E, BEL L-H ANGER,
Pact saddles, complete
Bonall
Pharnzyn
Munro
purchase
was not sufficient. In fact he would liko
ment renew tho contract, and if bo, under what inG
ditto ditto, Sweet Calawbra
Wells
Khodes
Russoll
Cheap saddlesand bridles
Cigars (Actividad)
Havannah
strument
was
that contract mado P and, 2ndly, when
the whole of the block for that eum.
3
Genuine
ZINC WOEKEE, &0.,
Williamson, Jno. Williamson.Js. Wilson
will that contract terminate
3
To which Mr. Hall
do. do. do. (Cabanae)
Mr. John Williamson said tv at it was contemJ. & A. WISEMAN.
The amendment was then put and passed.
renewed
were rethat,
lot,
plated to confiscate large tracts of country at Oporeplied
the
contracts
now
Trabucco
2
CHAPEL-STREET, AUCKLAND,
Hon. Mr. Stafford then moved that the wholo of nowed by tho Government on 10th February last;
tiki, and that it was of vast importance to tho colony
5
Swiss Cigars
Paper
bo
at large that all the harbors on tho East Coast should tho remaining resolutions on the Ordor
1
and, 2ndly, under existing arrangements, the said
H.S. Manillas
TO HOUSEHOLDERS, MECHANICS AKD
be taken possession of by the Europeans. If the struck out, and tho amendments of Mr. Russell ho contracts would terminate on tho Ist of Juno, 1866.
5
Vestas, 250*8, tine
sincerely tendering his beat thanks to tho Gentry
THE GENER4L PUBLIC.
work of co'onization were romittod to the prorinca adopted with a slight amendment.
These answers were almost the same as the wording
6
Bound
Plaids
Besolution No. 5 was withdrawn. Tho remainder of tho report, and therefore it was not incorrect. Hβ
and Inhabitant* of Auckland and hia Friends
of Auckland, it woUd be done thoroughly. Ho
BUOHOLZ & CO.,
G
P
MYE ES,
.
had been surprised to hear a proposition from the of tho amendments wero agreed to and reported to tho movod that tho Chairman do leave the chair.
Fort-street.
generally, through whosekind patronage ho has been
Q,UEEN-S"BEET,
hon. member for Taranaki to compensnto tho sufferer! Houso, and the report was ordered to bo considored
Mr. Sbwell said he accepted the statement of the
by the war with land. It would be a calamity to the to-morrow.
gentleman. The arrangoment that was mado enabled largely to increase his business, begs to
to inform the public of Auckland and
hon.
OTAOO WASTE LANDS JJILL.
THE UNDERSIGNED HAVE ON SALE,
colony if tho people were not compensated in money.
was merely a minuto which Mr. Hall had accepted inform them that he ia in a position to supply the
Country Settlers, that he has JUST OPENED
complete,
Government,
They had land, and all thoy wanted was money to
subject
approval
this
tho
of
tho
TherePUMPINXJ-ENGINE,
to
PACKAGES,
consisting of the following Goocb,
moTed
tho
socond
of
DONKEY
120
roading
Mr. EursoLDS
reinstate them in that smiling prosperity that they
foro it was not so far tho action of tho late Govern- following articles of euporior quality at extremely
6-inch lift, b-inch stroke
now offered at
bill.
had so long onjoyed. He was sorry such a schemo
Hydraulic
of
boOne
Press
arrangement
to
ment
as
to
having
objections
place
the
the
tho
whole
tho
hill,
Somo
moderate prices, viz.:—
GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.
had been proposed as to givo land as compensation. question members
One Large Copying Press
yond the roach of the present ono. The report would
put and a division was called.
Kerosene Lamps, Lamp Glasses, Lamp Chimneys
Tho hon. Colonel Hauxtain (Adjutant-General)
Pumps of all descriptions
hove been moro full and accurate had ho included
was—Ayes. 15. Noes, 13.
Tho
result
; Kerosine,
and
Wicks
Colza, Sperm and Linjeed
to
as
much
misapprehension
thought that there was
in the atatemont tho circumstanced connected with
EX 'WINTEETHDE.
The bill was therefore read a second time.
Load Pipe and Sheet Lead, all sizoi
Oils. Brushware of every description. Table
the value of these confiscated lands in tho minds of
the saving of £2,000. His only anxiety was that it
ANVIL, Knives
STEAM
and
HAMMER
Forke,
One
3J-cwt
and
Kickle
Silver Spoons, Forka, &c,
UILI..
total
LOANS
CONSOLIDATION
designs
about
PBOTrXCIAL
acreage was
hon. members. The
should be understood that the late Government had
Gas Fittings of all descriptions, newest
complete
Tea and Coffee Pots, Tin Baking Dishes and Milk
1,200 000 acres. In Waikato thero was set apirt
Tho report of tho oommittce ou this bill was mado tho best bargain it could for tho colony.
Cutting
and
BellFurniture
One
Patent
Screw
LATHE
Pans,
Belle
Galvanised
Iron
Tubs
Buckets and Home
than
locate
more
316,000 acres which could not
adopted. The bill was then read a third time and
Mr. Tatlob dissented from tho report. At proPails. American Brooms, Tubs, Buckets, and Cane
1,500 men when the swampy land was deducted. passed.
OG and half-round Galvanized Iron and Zino
•ont thero was a eorvice between Auckland and
Chairs;
drawings
particulars
apply
Cooking Stovei,
For
and
full
to
and
Wood-seat
American
required
for
the
There was 400,000 acres more
Sydney at a cost of £14,000 a year, which might be
The House adjourned at a quarter past 12.
Spouting
Colonial Ovens. Hardware of every description.
remainder of the military settlers, 50,000 for other
BUOHOLZ & CO.,
dono away with by Bonding l:ho mails via Nelson.
Frying
Boilers,
Pans, Camp
Saucepans,
settlers; 250,000 for natives; so that there was only
Fort-etreet.
Thoy wore paying that sum for a mercantilo service
Bound Piping of all sizes
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 26th.
Ovens, Iron Pots, Pocket Cutlery, Charcoal Boi
about 400,000 acres left for sale. Taking the value of
Auckland and Sydney, and in his opinion
between
Tubing
chair
o'clock.
Covers,
at
3
Brass
Iron
Irons,
give
Wriogcn
would
value
Cablbtou
took
tho
and
Wire
Meat
Patent
Clothes
a
Mr.
these lands at 10a. an acre, that
WOOLPACKS. WOOLPACKS.
tho subsidies wore only paid for mail services, conand Knive Cleaners, Clothes Lines, Earlour Bells,
of £200,000. From this would have to bo deducted
TUB COIXEOIION' OF CUSTOM3.
Jenning's Patent Water Closet*
sequently this might bo saved and tho services well
CounterScales,Steelyards,
Spiiug
awards
for
Bellows,
Ballancen,
a sum of £75,000 under Mr. Beckham's
On sale by the Undersigned,
Mr. Cvhtis moved, that in the. opinion of the performed by sending tho mails by way of Nelson.
(for house use) Door Mats, Folding Bedsteadi, LanUrinals and Labatoriee, &c, complete, and on
compensation, £15,000 for natives, and £35,000 for House positive arrangements should bo made by the
Mr. CreIOHTOK said, from the enquiries made in the
BALES DUNDEE WOOLPACKS terns, Travelling Trunks end Bags, Drinking Flails,
cost of settlement, and that would lpave a nett sum of Government to make the collection of Customs committeo, it appeared that tho saving would bo
tho latest and best principles
ditto
2
Seaming Twino
Twine, Rope, Dog Chains, Bird Cages and Glu&m,
£75,000 to be handed over to tho Province of Auckinter-provincial
service. Tho £14,000
made in the
duties tho samo at eachport of tho colony.
Horse and Cattle Bells; Pain Killer, Pilk and all
Glass Globes and Chimneys
BUCHOLZ & CO.,
land, to stand against the charges to be made
Mr. Thomson 6econded the motion, as ho thought did not represent tho sum paid for the Auckland
Patent
Medicines. Carpenters' Tools of every d»Fort-etreet.
against it.
there were several anomalies in the imposition of boat, and that hon. gentleman must hare known that
Pewter Measures, with glasa bottoms
cription. Xetteng Twine and Cork, for nets alwajs
Mr. Betkolbs asked the mover of theamendments duties on several articles
at tho time ho made tho statement.
x
on
Venetian
3.6
hand.
Tents and Mining Requisites.
Blinds,
to accept another clause which should hinder oihej
7
ON
13ALE
UNDERSIGNED,
BY THE
Mr. ChbiGHTo.v said if the motion wero carried in
Mr. Colexso supported the statement of the hon.
Provinces from claiming the eame indulgence in the its present state, it vrould bo inoperative. If the in- member for Auckland City East.
P. G. M Y E E S,
(preserved and potted) "J
TjIISH
future.
tention of the hon. gentleman were, that tho GovernMr. Curtis gave his assent to the report as ho did
*
Qtjee;:-struet,
Mr. T. HrssElx said that a largo colonisation
tgg" The Trade liberally dealt with.
**n <«"« & Co.'
ment shouid issue instructions to assimilate the duties, not think it was a censuro on the late Government.
scheme had been undertaken and wfiß liable to fail he would be very gkd to support thn motion. He Had he thought it would bo so construed, he would
Opposite Thornton & Co.'s Mill, and near the 'VThirf.
Soups
J
for want of money to carry it on, and it was for this would advise tho hon. gentleman to amendhis motion have moved its amendment by tho introduction of
Red Herrings, Methrim
reason that theso resolutions were put, and they had in the above terms.
TO ASEIVE.
A First-close American Swinging Plough, for Sale.
certain explanatory words.
Tea
not been arrived at without crave consideration havMr. HtissELi. eaid, ho had expressed his pleasure at
Mr. Macavdbew spoke in the samo strain as the
Chicory, Brotetrio'e
Engines,
Beer
all
eizes
ing been given to them from all the members of that
Stacker's
Patect
tho Govornmenthaving faved £2000,butheconsidered
hon. gentlemnn who had just sat down.
Chocolate and Milk
Province.
QUEEN-STREET WHAEF,
Bpirit Fountains, &c, &c, and every requisite
Mr. Cr/BTI3 asked leave to amend his motion by that tho Govornmont had mado a very bad bargain
Cocoa and Milk
It now being eight o'clock, the Chairman reported leaving out the wards Collection of Customs in February lust, and ho wns only glad that now tho
Soap,
Steel's
double-crown
for Fitting-up tho Bars of First-class
progress.
E. MOOEE,
Duties," and inserting thowords Interpretation of Government had made such a very good one.
Perfumery, Rimmel's
The Pebmieh then moved tho suspension of the
Mr. John Williamson said, that the hon. membor
Tariff" in place thereof.
Hotels
Vinegar, in casks and cases
WINE,
SPIRIT,
AND BEER MERCHANT
Standing Orders, in order to allow the debate to be the
object
could
for Wellington
not
to tho first clause in
Leave granted.
Biscuits, Mackie's Dessert
AND IMPORTER.
continued.
Zinc and Corrugated Iron, all sizes.
The hon. Colonel Hattltain said this question had the report.
Harper Twelvetreos' Washing Powder
Major Atkinson- objected to the debate being gone alrondy been brought under the notice of tho Governwithdrew
bis motion that tho
Mr. Kussell then
Harper Twelvetreea' Blue
The Public and Shipping supplied vith Winei
on with. He would prefer leaving the matter enment in anothor place, and the Government were chairman do leavo tho chair.
Harper Twelvetrees, Ink and Blacking
and Spirits of first quality.
tirely in tho hands of the Government.
moved that tho report of tho «„* W. J. M. employe none but Eirst-class Workmen
giving it the utmost attention.
Macaxdkew
Mr.
Stores
Oilman's
The question was then put, and tho dobato was
The hon. Mr. Staffobd said it seemed to bo a select committeo bo adopted.
Testae, Bell & Black's.
PALE AND BROWN BRANDY
resumed.
Tayloii
moved that all the words after th
Mr.
general opinion that Government could interpret tho
Campbeltown Scotch Whiskey
BUCHOLZ
CO.,
Mr. Sewzll said the interests of tho Province of laws as they liked. Now this was
a false
th word item in tho third clause bo Btruck out.
Fort-etreet.
Old
Irish Whiskey
Fine
Auckland were of as much importance as any other impression. A merchant could interpret tho Tariff as
On the question being put that the words proposed
Browning's Celebrated Old Tom
portion of the Colony, Here was a pressing well as tho Government could, and if tho Government to be left out stand part of the question tho Houso
Geneva
Gin
Ex
LANDING,
emergency to bn provided for. They were asked wero to fix a certain interpretation on tho Tariff all
NOW
SUNBEAM.
ivided :—Ayes, 15 ; .Noes, 12.
TO THE PUBLIC OP AUCKLAND
Fine Old Bum, 33 o.p.
to hand over the confiscated lands of the Prothey could do would bo to instruct their agents in
'I'ho paragraph was passed in its entirety, and tho
C)pff\ CASES Dietzen and Schroeder's celebrated
Curacoa
vince to that Province on certain terms. Had their views.
of tho report was then put and agreed to.
remainder
£O\J
German
Ale
Maraschino
tho hon. gentleman come down Eind said he
After a few remarks in reply from Mr. Cubtis, the
Tho resolutions wero then reported to the Ho u
50 cases Champagne, first quality
Cherry Cordial
ITS
VICINITY.
was going to bring down these resolutions as a minisAND
wbs put and passed.
100 cases U. V. P. Brandy
agreed to.
motion
and
Cherry
Brandy
terial question, he would have looked upon them
BUCHOLZ & CO.,
DISTRICT BOABDe HILL.
Orange Bitters
more favourably, but when the resolutions were
COIUIBSFOXDEhTH.
Havghton
reading
moved
tho
second
of
this
Fort-etreet.
Orange
BoTen
Mr.
thrown down on the floorof tho House, to be deOh the motion of Mr. Maxteix it was ordered
German Bitters
cided by the House, he thought they should not be that the papers laid on tho tablo of this House at the bill.
tho
bill
be
read
a
Wine
"Vinegar for Pickling
Ketnoldb
moved
that
White
Mr.
pressed forward. He waa quite willing to vote a sum commencement of this session, as a roturn to at
Walker's English Ginger Wine
of money for the Province of Auckland, as that was order of last seesion relative to certain cor' second lime that day six months.
BOOT.
RED
support
BcoKLAKD
would
the
amondmont.
old
Madeira,
Mr. W.
what was wanted by that Province. If they supplied respondence on a charge for an express messen ei
Sparkling Hock
Tho amendment was carried on a division 14
it with means for colonising lands in the Waikato, if between the Bosident Magistrate of Manawatu and
against 9.
Champagne, pints and quarts, Jacquesson's
they gave £10,000 to Auckland, and left it open for tho Government, be printed, together with, anj
Seal Haranna Cigars
XATTJHAXISATION BILL.
following
to
consideration next session how the money should be further correspondence on the same subject.
their
attention
the
to
call
h
bill,
The
House
into
committee
this
U
ft
went
on
w
H
F
A T E
repaid, then they would be doing what was right.
TITE FnTAXCES.
BURTON PALE ALE, lla. PES DOZEN
was roported to the House without amendments, road
He could not he a party to any action being taken in
PORTER, 3s. 9d. PER GALLON
■WHOLESALE AND BKTAIIi
LIST OF PEICES OF
this matter, of- handing over the confiscated lands
On the motion of Mr. Tnosirsov, it was orderoc a third timo and passed.
to the Province without payment, and if tho that Mr. Speaker do direct tho Auditor of Public Ac
WELLINGTON WASTE LAUDS BBOULATION DILI/.
IN BOTTLE, 9s. 6d. PEE DOZEff
House intended doing so he would walk out of the counts to furnish a certificate of tie correctness ofth<
BOOT AND SHOE WAEEHOUSE,
The JJouso wont into committeo on this bill, which
House.
FINE ROD ATENT SACRADONAL WINE.
Colonial Treasurer's statement of accounts for tin was reported to tho Houso with amendments, and
Mr. Cameion said if tho Province of Auckland financial year ended 30th Juno, 1864, and that Mr ordered to bo read a third time on next sitting day.
QUEEN-STEEET,
The Trade supplied with hogsheads and qr.-caska
•wero to touch this matter at all, let it be put into Speaker bo authorised to countersign the samo.
CONFISCATED LANDS Off THE rBOVINCE OP AUCKLAND.
their hande, and let them know their fate at once, and
LAND CLAIMS Bill.
(opposite the ©dd fellows' hall).
NOVEMBKB.
MONTH
OF
not be left in doubt until next session. Tho SuperTho resolutions agreed to in committee of tho
JOB THB
R.M. has on Sa'e a small quantity of OLD POET of
intendent of Auckland had managed this matter
On the motionof Mr. O'Borkh, it was ordored tha whole House on the last sitting day woro read a
the finest quality that can be had in London.
before, as tbe agent for tho Government, and ho the Land Claims Bill bo ordered to bo committed oi second time.
"
therefore would not be bribed into doing what next sitting day.
Tho question was then put that these resolutions
GALVANISED WIRE FOR FENCING,
B. d.
TT FUGATE begu to inform the public of
bo ogTeed to.
the late Government wished. Aβ a member of the
ON SALE.
LADIES KID ELASTIC SIDE MILt
MESSAGE FROM THE QOTBIIIiOB.
Province of Auckland, and in the name of that ProQueen-street, Auckland.
The hon. Mr. Stafporu wished to move an amend80 Auckland, and the inhabitants of surrounding disTho Speaker announced that he had roceived
TARY HEELS
ment to expunge clause 2 with the view of inserting
vince, he scouted the idea of being bribed.
another clause to the following effect:
That the LADIES' CLOTH ELASTIC SIDE
Mr Thompson said he would vote for these resolu- message from his Excellency transmitting tho est
AND CO.,
tricts that ho has always on hand the Largest and HAIIITOH
DOUBLE-SOLED, TOP-PIECE,
tions, as he thought the carrying of them would ba mates of expenditure for the year ending Juno 30th
Goneral Government cannot properly divest itself of
on
her Majesty's behalf recommeding th
1866,
nnd
ntONFOUNDEHS,
AND
duty of securing to tho loyal natives those lands
for the benefit of the colony, and he would not make Houao
the
8
6
ENGINEERS,
HEELED
to make provision for the samo.
Best Selected Assortment of Boots and Shoes in
this matter a party question.
to which thoy are entitled, and of settling those na- LADIES' BEST FRENCH CASHMERE
SMITHS,
On tho motion of the hon. Mr. Stappobd, th tires who may desiro to return to the
Mr. Fr'ZHJjBBZBT said he had always been an ad- message
comdistricts
lEqNWORKS,
HERCULES
was ordered to bo considered presently h
7 6 Auckland, where a far superior
ELASTIC SIDE
prised in euch lands, and to accept the Queen's auvocate for handing over these local affairs to the manarticle for durability
L O N D • ST
4 6
thority, and to take grants for tho crown, that there- LADIES' SIDE-LACE CASHMERE
agement of the Province of Auckland, as the General committee of supply.
duty
Government was not the proper authority to deal
fore
and strength can be had at as reasonable a price as
this
should be retained in the hands of the LADIES' INDIA RUBBER OVERMESSAGE raOM LEGISLATIVE CO^KOIL.
AND PORTABLE ENGINES,
QTATIONARY
with them. As an example he might instance the
General Government, provided always that bo much
O agricultural implements, eteam-ploughe, tree
2 6
The Speakeh announced thatho hadreceived a mes land be rotained as will
SHOES
disgraceful expenditure of monoy in the Waikato on
meet tho claims of military
any House in town.
tion
engines.
from
tho
sage
Legislative
stating
Council
that
tbo'
BOOTS,
LEAWOMEN'S LEATHER
the surveys alone. Tho manner in which these had
settlers."
ad passed an Act for Regulation of the Yoluntee
been conductedwould cauee difficulty hereafter in the
9 0
Mr. Sewell called tho attention of the hon. genAs H. F. importsall his goods direct from the first IMPROVED WOOD CUTTING- MACffINBBS ,
THER LINED
Force, and am e dments therein; also the Pott;
matter of boundaries. "With regard to the confiscatleman to this fact, that nothing was said in the ro- WOMEN'S MEMEL LEATHER BOOTS
7
amendments, and requesting th.'
eaw-benches, timber frames, planing,
ted land the lato Government had made certain pro- Sessions Bill, of-with
solutions
fulfilment
of tho engagements
respecting the
London Houses, of the best quality and most fashion- Band B&W3,
tho
Kepreßontativoe
concurrence
House
of
to
th
pceale connected with them, but it had been eaid that
military settlers.
moulding, tenoning-machinet, &c.
3 with theEussell
no ono could predicate what would bo realized by same.
said that those resolutions wore
Mr.
able styles, which enables him (o complete any orders Portable Gas
Tho amendments ivero ordered, to bo considered oi framed
Apparatus, for farms and mainf«<
the Bale of those lands, and that remark had been
with tho express intention that any engage- MEN'S STRONG NAIL NAPOLEONS 17 6
concurred in by the present head of the Govern- next Bitting day.
toriea.
ments mado with tho Military settlors, with regard to
with
which
he
bo
0
may
BEST
NAPOLEONS
25
favoured
with
PATENT
promptitude
MEN'S
ment, yet bow he adopted the resolutions of the
land, should bo carriod out fully.
PETITION OP A. C. STEODE.
FIBESTRONG
GRAIN
STEAM
HAND-WORKED
WATERAND
late Government. The hon. member then proceeded
At this stage the House wont into Committeo.
MEN'S
Mr. Wttaoif moved that the report of tho selec
and despatch.
ENGINES, FIRE-ESOAPES,
to argue in favour of the payment of2s. 6d. for every committee on the
The amendmont proposed by Mr. Stafford was
TIGHTS
16 6
A. 0. Strode bi
petition
of
&c
Fire-cocks,
buckets,
aero. It wouldbo better for the Province of Auckhose,
then agreed to, and the
were then repor- McGUIRE'S CELEBRATED NUGGET
adopted.
Has now on view a groat variety of Ladies'
land to pay that sum, than wait until anotherLoan
Mr. Kusseli said that
should vote against thi ted to the House, and agreed to.
.
BOOTS
20 0
Cranes, crabs, lifting-jacks,pulley blocks, chain eablfi
Allocation Act was passed, because the province could adoption of the report, ashothat report
Tho resolutions, as amended, aro as follows :—
was made ou
15 0 Gentlemen's, and Children's Boots and Shoes.
ma.iago these local affairs better and more cheaply
chain rigging, shackles, hooks, thimblat, anchor^
(I.) That it is expediont tViat the confiscated lands MEN'S CALF WELLINGTONS .
without one jot of evidence being taken by the com
than any General Government could do. In con- mittee. Hβ would also vote against
screw bolts, &c.
the Piovinco of Auckland ehould with certain MEN'S CALF ELASTIC SIDES
12 6
it because th j in
clusion the hon. member pressed on the House the petitioner was not a servant of tho General
exceptions, and subject to certaiu conditions, be
10 6
Govern transferred to provincial
MSN'S STRONG NAIL BLUCHERS
necessity ofhaving confiscated lands properly settled. ment,
STORES.
TELEGRAPH
administration in that Pro- MEN'S CALF BLUCHERS
and
therefore
Lad
no claim upon it; ani
3
U
6 6
I If
B A N 0 B.
Mr. Rubseix said that if all tho charges on tho land another reason
vince for the purposes of colonisation.
was that the General Governmen
.
were taken into consideration, it would be found that sho'ild not be made responsible for
MEN'S PATENT ELASTIC SIDES
15 0
(2.) That the Gonoral Government cannot proLooomotircß, railway plant, bridges and tittOt
all tho blunder
and others ordering Goods from
the land would cost 10s. an acre, if not more. The made by
8 6
officials either of the Government or of an perly divest itself of the duty of securing to the BOYS' STRONG NAIL LACE BOOTS
England or the Colonies should direct their
Province of Auckland had always hitherto kept its other department.
loyal natives those lands to which they aro entitled, GIRLS' and CHILDREN'S BOOTS and
Weigh, bridges and weighing machines.
correspondents to insure with the NEW ZEALAND
expenditure within its revenue, and it was to carry
Mr. Retnulds said he perhaps knew more on thi and of settling those natives who may desire to roSHOES, in great variety, from
on this principle that the Province would object to eubject than
2 0 INSURANCE COMPANY, who underwrite, Punching and shearing machines, mortar »Uli< Mrn
turn to the districts comprised in Buch lands, and to
other
member
of the House, am
any
through the medium of their Agents, Merchandise
the payment of 2s. 6d. per acre. The hon. member yet he felt that he must rote against it, Perhaps accept the Queen's authority, and to take grants
mills, steam and hand pumps, turbinen, stone
to all New Zealand and Australian
then proceeded to allude to what had fallen from
Ports, at the
from the Crown, that therefore this duty should be
breaking machines, horse milli.
however, the House might entertain the questioi
lowest
premium.
rates
of
Mr. Sewell.
retained
in tho hands of the Goneral Government,
noxt session.
Claims
and paid either in London or the
Mr. Skwell eaid that he had elated that he ■would
Mr. Sewell said thnt the committee, of which he provided always, that so much land be retained as A liberal Discount to Wholesale Buyers and Country Calonies, atsettled
IRON
BUILDING-S.
the Insurer's option.
Dealors.
take no part in those resolutions, as they had been was a member,
duty in tho matter, and will meet the claims of military settlers.
Stores, churches, schools, dwellings, cettle eh*o'
flung on the floor of the House, by the present Go- had ascertainedhad done itsbearinge
A«ESTB :
(3.) The province) to be liable for all sums oxof the case as far
fittings, hurdles, iron railings, gWen
the
whole
stable
stables,
vernment, which was ready to accept any decision as tho materials supplied to the committee
under tho New Zealand Settlements Act, for
London (74 Cornhill)—Bowley & Bristow,
columns, verandahs, hot-houees, vineries,
would pended
the House would come to at a time vrhen the mem- allow of. The question was whether n. gentleman
tho permanent advantage of tho province, including
Sydney—Robert Giiailan.
and every description of
bers of the Middle Island, the natural protectora of who had done his duty as far as lay in his power, charges which may still come in course of payment,
& McKechney.
Ifgf Please note the Addrees:
Melbourne—Fallenstein
OAST
AND WROUGHT IRON WOBK
the Colony, were many of them absent.
and who had unintentionally erred, whether he under thathead for the completion of engagemonte
GEORGE P. PIERCE,
required by colonists.
The hon. Mr. Stafford said thatho was not going should be indemnified for loss ho had sustained with military and other settlers (except pay and
Manager.
CHAxILES MARKS,
*c
to accept any decision the House might come to, and through that unintiontial error. It was not accord- rationß to military settlers), the amount of euch liawrought
Cast
and
iron tanks, troughs, &&) >
that the members for the Northern Provincee were ing to fact that the committee lmd taken no evidonce. hility to ho settled by commission, and denned in act
BOOT AND SHOE MAKE
outnumbered two to oneat the present time in the They had all the evidence that it was possible to get or acts of the General Assembly.
TIMBEE! TIMBER!!
For further information, in writing, apply
(4.) That a3 soon ae the Provincial Government of
House. He would not accept the responsibility of on tho subject.
QUEEN STREET,
ROE is prepared to Supply and Deliver BRAMAH FRAZI, C.E., Hebaid Office, Aucttad.
handing over these lands for nothing and without
Mr. Wilson said, it was true thnt the hon. gentle- the Province of Aucklandshall from the proceeds of
man had dissented from the report and his was the the sale of confiseatnd land havo discharged tho
some money payment.
a at Market Prices, every description of
liabilities now chargeable on such land under these
BUILDING- TIMBER, mcluding P. I. and G
Mr. Sevtellj pointed out th&t that expression was only dissentient voice. No witness was sent for ex(opposite the "southern, cboss" offiob.
UNDERSIGNED have ON SALB:payment shall bo made to the General
FLOORING and PARTITIONING, Dressed
30 doz. Heymes's long-handled ahovele
very indefinite, and probably that the hon. member cept Hr. Sprang, but there were certain caeee in resolutions, a out
subsequent
of
the
of
all
proceeds
CeUinge
which
Government
persons
morally
Linings,
mental
reservation.
certainof
and
&o.—Offices
and
TimberYard,
was making some
were
40 iega Navy bißcuita
facts without sales confiscated land
of
after the rate of 2s. 6d. per
2 cases saddles
Onehunga.
Mr. Bvckland supported the amendment at Bomo having recourse to witnesses. [Tho hon- genileman acre.
any
Provided
that
lande
which
may
here
detail
tho
bo
die40 boxes McDouga! Tβ pipes
gave a
case.] He hoped that hon.
of
length.
posed of under the Auckland Waste Lands Regula- N.B.—Maxwell's Braes and Steel Spurt, and Patent
gontlemon would not think that; the committee
also,
Macandbew
the
amendment
10
hhda and 10 qr-caske pale and dark brtW
supported
had
Mr.
TIMBER I TIMBEE !! TIMBER !!!
a money payment shall, for the purat.their decision without having investigated tions without
Boxes on Sale.
6 hhdarum
pointing out how great a relief it would be to the arrived
estimating the amount realised for such land;
of
pose
the
facts.
port and sherry
of
these
lands
taken
Cape
management
have
the
colony to
THOMAS CBAI3Mr. Johs "Williamson mored as an amendment be reckoned at the rate of 6s. per acre.
Conatantia
ont of the hands of the colony.
(5.) The Province to provide for any compensation
that
tho
queetion
bo
referred
to
the
Brandy
Ship
Government.
leave
to
inform
House
CarBuilders,
in cases
Mr. Sewblisaid ho desired to deal fairly with ell
ALMATSAC, 1866.
The amendment was then put and carried.
to natives, whether in money or land, aa awardod by
penters, and the Public in general, that he is
Bacen and cheese
parties; he also pointed out how much tho Southern
Compensation
tho
Court
under
the
New
Zealand
Dried
fruit
THE
now
a
position
supply
any
to
orders
entrusted
to
in
POSTAL SEBVIOE.
North, and argued
island had spent already on the wag
Settlements Act, and for compensation to settlers in niHE New Zealand Insurance Company's BOOK hit care.
&o.
&c,
&c,
as rea»onablc a
Mr. SzWBTX moved the adoption of tho report of the Proviace of Auckland for l««»eg ia«urreal is ike
J. ALMANAC, for 18Q8, will be re«d/ in a, f»w
ii cm that that tho sum of 2i. 6d.
BUEEA * I>B HIRSCH,
ft* Ceuunittee «m titii tubjattj uad oidltd tk«att«u- •war.
Offi«« tad Timb«r Yard, Ctatom Houie-strwt,
Fert-i , ,
tion of the House to a slight inaccuracy in the report,
stated that the Panama Service was arranged to
begin in' June next, and that tho existing arrangements should be carried on until the now arrangements were begun, and this arrangement had met
with the approval of the members of tho Committee;
but this arrangement had only boon mado with Mr.
Vino Hall by himself, and had not boon actually conflrmod by tho late Government, thia was tho inaccuracy he oomplained of.
The House then resolved itself into Committoo to
consider the report.
Mr. Russell eaid tho accuracy of tho report had
been impugnedas far as concornod tho second clause.
Suoh a thing nevor entered his head as
On the question being put, the first resolution,
Government, but a right of control to be
relative to the handing over of the lands, was
reserved to the General Government. This advance
agreed
to.
to be
to be made in 8 per cent debentures at par, and
The resolution, naming the price as 2b. 6d., was
reimbursed out of the sale of confiscated lands; failins then
put,
to which
an arrangement of tho kind referred to in the foreMr. ■Russell moved an amendmonl; to this effect
going resolutions, this advance is chargoable againit
provided
that earn were devoted to purposes of
tho revenues of the Province of Auckland.
The hon. Mr. Stapfobd moved the adoption of the coloniflation."
tno
Mr. Sewhhd suggested that it would come to
first resolution. He said if that resolution was eame
thing, and be simpler if an amendmont was
Provincial
and
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-ci- GiLPttLAjr, Esq., M.L.C, and Chairman of the
Auckland Chamber of Commerce,
Tobacco
Choicest EuJara Twist, May Apple, Mazeppa,
and Pocket Pieces Aromatio Tobacco
Choicest Tobacco, cut by Patent Machinery
"Waymotjth,
at the "H*baij>" Office.—Prico Sixpence
J.
TO PASSENGERS PER SHIP
JACKSON.
'ANDREW
,
Elaborate, Accurate, and Interesting Account
AN
of this VesEel's Passage from London to Auckland (by Passenger),
at the Herald
a
ON SALE
Office, and at Chai-man's, Stationer, Queen-street.
noe la.
AT
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GOODS, BERLIN
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AND
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Perforated Curd
FIVE
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Dolls, Ducks, Goats
Boards, Crochet Needle, Walking
(dressed and
J-
newly
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MILLS.
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NOTICE OF REMOVAL.
COOK, SURGEON DENTIST, has REM°V£D to PKINCEB STBEE'T. neat to
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comprising Farourite
STATIONERY,
Lined Note Paper, assorted <*ade
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HATS AND
JUST OPENED
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And suitable in Prico to meet tho wants
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of
all classes.
Tho Shapes compriso, in Trimmed and Untrimmed
LADIES, ,
GIRLS,'
'
BOYS,'
Burn, 9s. .
Irish Melodies, with Symphonies and Accompaniments by Sir John Stevenson and Sir Henry
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Biehop, 20s.
China, its Scenery, Architecture, Social Habits, illustrated, 2 vols-, 2Ss.
WHOLESALE WAEEHOUSEMEN.
Enclyelopedia of Arts, Manufactures, and Machinery,
by Peter Barlow, 30s.
Office ant> Warehouse in Vulcan Lane.
#
Hawker's Daily Portion, 9s.
Description of SILK, WOOLLEN, The Wilkio Gallery, with Biographical and Critical
Notices, 603.
LINEN, and COTTON on sale by tho
Great Expectations,by Chae. Dickens, ss.
Invoice or Package.
A Talo of Two Cities, by Chas. Dickens, ss.
carefully
executed
and
forwarded
Assorted Goods
Lady Leo's Widowhood, by Lieut.-Col. Hamley, Bs.
Gaskill,
to order.
My Lady Ludlow, and other Tales, by Mrs.
D. GEAHAM & CO.,
IMPOETERS, GENERAL MERCHANTS,
IN ALL THE LATEST SHAPES,
CHILDREN'S,
Bs.
D. QBAHAM
Basil, by Wilkie Collins, Ba.
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CO.,
&
Ellesmere
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Malvorn
Athens
Louis
Windsor
Laum
Burlington
Corso
Rizat's Palo and Dark, in hhds., qr:-casks, and
Frogmoro
Ulrie
Paragon
Marseilles
Rydo
Floronce
Reddelliera's, and a variety of other foreign
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Prince
m
Mary Barton,
&
Ellswater
Egmont
"
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GENEEAL MEECHANTS, Famale
Life in Prison, by a Prison Matron, Bs.
Lady
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HAVE FOB SALE,
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Eleanor's Victory, by M. E. Braddoa, Bs.
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EVERY
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series of
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by
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cases
Thackeray, 10s.
Dreamland, by Jessie McLeod, 15s.
WHISKEY
Tom Brown nt Oxford, by the author of "Tom.
Egbert
Alfred
Carlisle
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cheons, qr.-casks, and cases, 10 o.p.
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James
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Irish
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No Name, by Wilkie Collins, Bs.
Maudo Talbot, by Holmo Lee, 7a. 6d.
A Dark Night's Work, by Mrs. Gaskill, 6e.
LADIES' STEAW AND OTHER HAT
Hooper's celebrated, in puncheons, hhds., and Boswell's Life of Johnson, 2 vols., 16s.
qr.-casks, 10 o.p.
Dictionary of Contemporary Biography, 10s.
TEIMMINGS,
Extraordinary Men, their Boyhood and Early Life,
by Wm. Russell, 4s.
OLD TOM
Browning's, in qr.-casks and cases
Extraordinary Women, their Girlhood and Early
Consisting of Straw Girdlce, Ornaments, Wreathe,
Booth's, in ditto
Life, by Wm. Russell, 4s.
Momoir and Romains of the Rev. R. M. McCheyne,
Field, Son, and Co.'s, in ditto
Vulture, Ostrich, and Chenillo Plumes, all in
Bs.
Great Missionaries, by Rev. A. Thomson, D.D.,
'
GENEVA:tho Newest Seasonable Dosigns.
ss. 6d.
Key and Anchor brands, in large and small Mignet's
Life of Mary, Queen of Scots, Bs.
cases
Life ofEdward Irving, by Mrs. Oliphant, Bs.
of Mrs. Judson, 6r.
Life
LADIES' NEW DEESS FABRICS FOE
Carry Marshman and Ward, by J. O.
Hooper's, Brass and Son's, and Silva and The Story of
,
Marshman, ss.
<tt>, <«><ft>, <*>-<tt>^l>
Coson's
FASHIONS,
SPEING AND BUMMEE
Annals of Industry and Genius, by C. L. Bnghtwell,
<$>. <J>- ■<(>- Port, in pipes, hhde. qr.
6s.
-<t>
casks, and cases
Merchant Enterprise, or History of Commero* from
Including tho now Baroge and Llamas, Chene,
Coßcn's Hooper's <>, <B> <>, <>
the Earliest Timoa, 6s. 6d.
-3f>, OS and SLRA
Art and Nature under an Italian Sky, by M. J. M. V;
Grenadinoe, &o.
Sherry, in butts, hhde., qr.-casks, and cases
J. Crabbio and Co.'s Ginger Wino
An Analytical Digest of the Laws of New Zealand,
Bishop and Son'a oxtra fortified ditto
by Honry Smithies, 10a.
Claret, of first-class brands]
Cooper's Tables of Discounts and Net Proceeds, from
THE NEW GAEABALDI JACKET,
Id. to £3,000, price ss. 6d.
BEER:—
.
Science, Mechanic!,
Tho Imperial Journal of Art,
Worthington and Co. e Ale, m bhdß.
Trimmed.
Beautifully
Materials,
Muelinand
other
In
and Engineering, 3 vols., £5.
Jeffrey's Edinbrough Ale, ditto
Cyclopaedia of the Natural Sciences, by WjlUam
Tennant's Ale, in bottle
Baird, 15b.
Blood's Stout, ditto
And otherbrands
SHAPED,
GEOEGE
SUN SHADES, DOME
BOOKSELLER STATIONER,
or Pic-nic.
Race
for
tho
A
Companion
&c.
BARNES,
Linod,
ALFRED
Auckland.
(Successor to S. J. Williams),
HY&I E N E
CUSTOM-HOUSE, SHIPPING, GENEEAL
Champagne, brand, a crown'
Do., Tod Heatly Co.
Brandy, Vioux Cognac
Do., brand, a "crown"
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"
Old Tom
A supply of the aboTo now landing, ox Rob Roy'
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L. B. HAEEIS,
"HAMILTON HOTEL," WAIKATO.
visiting Waikato will find in this House
•
all the COMFORTS of an English Hotel.
Nothing hut first-class Wince, Beers, and Spirits
PERSONS
kept.
Chargee moderate.
:—
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NOTICE.
&
IN THE ESTATE OP THE LATE In the New Light
JAMES GILBEED.
partiee INDEBTED to the above estate, are
requested to PAY the amount of their accounts
•without further delay to the undersigned, or logal
Shades, for
Accountant.
Princes-Btrcet, Auckland,
October 4th, 1865.
"WALT EH
.
AND FOEWAEDING
AGENT, &c.
COMMISSION
Spring and Summer
THE BEACH,
Wear.
BUILDING SOCIETY.
HOT
CARTED
GOODS
and Shipped per address.
continue in the Wamku
as
SHAWLS FOR THE SEASON,
Embroidered Ecosbb, Indianuas, Striped Cashmere,
at
Barege, &c, &c.—All new goods.
IN
attention.
SEASONABLE
Hosiery, Haberdashery, &o.
in
_
The cutter 'Betsey' will
week, weather permitting.
trade, and run twice a
above, or in Auckland
Orders left at the store as
& Dale's, will receive prompt
Messrs.
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FOBT-bT3EET,
ONEHUNOA.
Shower, Vapour, Aromatic, and
Medicinal BATHING-, Sharing, Shampooing
and Haircutting at J. Webb's Establishment, opposite
the Herald Office, No. 4, Wyndham-streit.
daily
to and from Auckland
ALL
proceedings will bo taken to recover the same.
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tTIhAPMAN,
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JOSEPHINE FEENCH KTD GLOVES,
mHE AUCKLAND PERMANENT BUILDING
1 AND INVESTMENT SOCIETY offers special
sate
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money
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A.
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Secretary,
Every information afforded by the
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ICASE
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SEVEN
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Wide Boards cut in a very superior manner by
toe large Band
Saw, ij-om 2-inch thick to 60 inches
wide.
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October 18th, 1865.
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trated with 170 engravings (now edifice), 25».
Epitome of Navigation, by Mrs. Taylor, 20s.
Treatise on Navigation and Nautical Astronomy, by
Uiddle (new edition, with complete tables), 20b.
Works of Jcsephus, including dissertations, Be.
Book of the Garden—Practical Gardening, by Chai.
Straw TUI- -i>.
discovered and justly celebrated
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New
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of
Colors,
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And
and any quantity at the
let.
TAIRTJA
Bs.
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&
Do., red seal
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BY
To be had
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nd: CO.
Sherry, yellow seal
10,000 La Luista choice Havannah Cigars
40,000 Havannah Manilla Cigars
30,000 Genuine Ormond's Swiss Cigars
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tho Earth and Man, by Richard
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...
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Kew Zealand
James,)
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ON
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a
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Paper and West End do.
Neck Ties, in every variety
KEESING'S
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LATEST NOVELTIES
BOAEDMAH,
A.
AGENT TO TIIE
T3ESPECTFULLY INTIMATES that ho has
W.
11. would 'call particular attention to tho IX
COMMENCED BUSINESS
which,
finish,
stylo
liinecular
Field
find
Marine
undermentioned
for
and
Goods,
i
T A N T .
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offer
them
r
are
to
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they
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Auditor to public companies, and is therefore conWalnut Settoes, Couches
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a rn* assortment of plain and open<--i
3
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Walnut Inlaid Work Tables.
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22.01.0 t—•'■■
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F.
2W >00 UmM
glass backs, and doors
we feß l^ ,
that he has been appointed Agont to the
Gilt and Rosewood Chimney Glasses
abovo Company, and that any order ho may bo
favoured with will bo executed promptly, having dc
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assorted stock of timber on the Custom-house-street
!lAVE O>' SALE
Wharf.
Consists of
TEA
oS GOU
N.B.—Timber cut to order in any length to 32
(j YonssHysonTeas
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feet.
Pekoe
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1 Sugar
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~C*Z<?, in llb ">
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:ind
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EE-OPENED IN SHORTLAND-STREET,
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R:iL<ir.s
/CHARLES CANNING, Confectioner, Bread and
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Bedsteads
mnte to his numerous friends and former customers
■Walnuts
that ho is now prepared to execute any orders with
Wardrobes
Fruita
Bj'-tlod
which they may kindly favour him.
Mahogany Washstands and Dressing Tables,
Pickles
C. C. would also intimate that, us heretofore, ho is
with marble tops—somo slightly damaged prepared to simply BRTITE3CAKES of tho newest
gshd Oil
Assorted Sauces
and most approved designs, aho WEDDING
selling off nt a great sacrifices
Bacon
BREAKFASTS, BALL SUPPER3, PIC-NICS,
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Red
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Cavendish and Kegrohe.id Tobacco
TSriTU deference* begs to intimalo to (he TnhabiBorders, Loops, and Tassels
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tants o Auckland nnd surrounding district,
Bullion Fringes and Hangers
Blanket J, 9x4,10x4, 11x4
that he has RE-COMMENCED BUSINESS in
Single and Double Perambulators
Victoria-street, two doors from Q.ueen-street, and
White rind Coloured Flannels
Winceys
adjoining HAitntKGTOu's Bazaar.
Knickerbocker Wineey3
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OKROYER
AND
Plaida
Gain
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NOTICE.
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celebrated
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combine
These
Frenrh Merinoes
useful improvements in Sewinp Machinery, and for
GOODS STOKE.
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Drusset Skirts
case
TREE
construction,
rapidity,
simplicity of
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ment, beauty and regularity of stitch, ara not equalled
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FOB
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world,
machinery
of
in any other make
Apply to
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Fkoh £12.
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CustomhoußO-stroet,
i£§° Instructions given to Purchasers.
Cambric Handkerchiefs
Men's Tweed Suits
Lato iu occupation of the
and
YeeU
Black Doe Trousers
Provincial Government.
WINKS & HALL,
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Serge Suits, Pilot Jackets
SHORTLAND-STREET.
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EOUE CASES
Scotch Twill Shirts
"Wakefield-stbee'j.
Flannel Shirts
pRICKETING GOODS, comprising—
Military Peak Caps
UNCUT, delivered, 13s per ton
Clapshaw's
men's
TTUREWOOD
Duke's,
Dark's,
Belts
and
,
v> Page's,
Collars, Ties, Braces,
Cut, ditto, IGb per ton
Cotton and Military Half-hose
best Bats.
X Ditto
Iβ.
Coals, ditto £2 12s 6d per ton
from
Household
Bats,
Boy's
and
Dark's
Best
Boys' and Youths' Clothing
Page's, Duke's,
Best ditto ditto, from Yard, 2s Gd
Pago'*, Duke's, and Martin's best Seamed Cricket
China Matting
Wickets,
Gloves,
Wicket
Perfumery and Fancy Soaps
Balls, Boys' Cricket Balls,
Saddlery
Leg Guards, Gauntlets, Batting Gloves, Walking mnE UNDERSIGNED HAS ON SALE MtlSticke, &c,
J. LHt A>-D RiCiiakds' Hard Metal Typo and
ON SALE,
Printing Material.
JUST OPENED AND ON SALE AT
10 hags Raw Coffee
"WniOHT and Manx's lockstitch Sewing Ma5 tons Patna Rice
chines, with tho Latest, Improvements.
7 toM Pilot Biscuit, in cases
Patent Harness, Copper-fastonecl.
BUCHANAN STEWAB.T.
HOUSE,
CAVENDISH
Fino Palo English Malt.
SHOBTLAJfD-CEESCE.VT.
M. T. CLAYTON.
TAMAKI BRICK AND TILE WORKS.
Office—Over
the P.N.Z. Koynl Mail Company's
THEEE CASES
SPENCER wishes to inform gentlemen interested in the Drainage of Land, that he has
GOODS Office
PLATED
Queon-street,
opened the above works, and can now execute any
Tea Sets, Spoons, Cruet Stands (best descrip
Auckland.
orders for drain pipes, from 2in. to 7in. diamater, de- tion), AT TEH? LOW PRICES.
livered at any of the landing places on the Tamaki,
r
SPRING FASHIONS
T. CHAPMAN
most
Whito and Rogatta Shirta
Crimean and Witney do.
Flannel and Merino Undor Snirts
Cotton Half-hose
Military do.
Tweed and Serge Suits
Black and Coloured Suits
Blue Sergo Shirta
Eoft and Stiff Felt Fats
-*-*-
LARGEST AND BEST SELECTED STOCK
GEORGE
respectfully
attention
Library Committees aud the Public generally
BEGS
tho following list of few Books (just opened), of
i> BATHING SPONGE
friends and tho public that for tho purposo of
enabling him to dovofo moro (imo fo tho superrision
WINKS & HALL
of all works entrusted to him, ho Ins takon into
Mr. A. W. BURROWS, and thobusiness
TTAYE JUST RECEIVED, per 'Lancashire partnership
iu f 'turo will bo carried on as Architects, Survoyors,
Witch* and otlicr Into arrivals, nnd is now and \Jivil Engineers, in Eldon Chambers (Mr. Ratready for inspection, the
tray's New Buildings), Shortland-street.
Spectacles, Hand Spectacles, and
r'or.o.ve
or Brazilian Pebblos, and
g e~t
n
AECHITECTS, SUEYEYOES, AND CIVIL
ENGINEEBS,
ELDON CHAMBERS, SIIORTLASD STREET.
SIIOBTLANP STREET.
7
,
DAILY--
Drapery,
ARMY AND NAVY HOTEL.
TO
Cold,
ECONOMY IN FUEL.
meet the requirements of tho increasing popu«
ation of Freeman's Bay jrad vioinity, tho
undersigned have opened a Coal Yard, adjoining the
Mill and are supplying the best Coals at reasonable
prices, in any quantity to suit purchasers, delivered
in bage or otherwise, to any part of town or suburbs.
Orders left at heuee, Hohson-atreet, near Victoriastreet, will receive attention, or at Freeman's Bay
Yard.
JA3. G-RAY SOPPET
&
SON.
JUNCTION.
ftT jEBN-STREET
visiting AUCKLAND trill find
EN
AOOOMMOD ATION
SU
iYLEs
N
WOR
GENTLEMEN
"
FURNITURE
!
FURNITURE !!
WANT 10BUY CHEAPEUROTTURE
GO TO
F YOU
MILLS'
CASH. STORES,
VICTOBLi-BTEBET
&9<«-Fur&iture bought,
tachaagtdi
CAEEIAGES FOE EVENING PIETIES.
TO BE HAD AT THE EAZAAB TAED9,
CARRIAGES for Dinner Pardee
Balls.
xr
To nnd from Dinner Party in tho City, *w*
BrU, 20b.
ifulv gad 1805i
THIRST-CLASS
or
X
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THE HmW ZEAXAOT> HEftAIJX ATTCKLAJStt), MOltfbAY, KOTEMBER 6, 1865.
8
WAREHOUSEMEN,
ABNARD AND ALLEN, ARCHITECTS
AND SURVEYORS (over Cochrano'e Land SMALL PEOFITS
Mart). Fort-atrcet, Auckland.
OWEN
QUICK KETUBNS.
&
SPRING
WHOLESALE
RETATL
LEATHER AND GRINDERY WARET>
HOUSEMAN, Wyndham-streot (opposite the Nk\f
AND
PLETCH:EK,
received a lafgo assortment of
N.B. Eyery article for
Zbala.nd HnRAT,n" OtFiee).
Boot and Shoemakers' uso.
Clothing
tho present season, havo markod off overythmg
at such low prices us must effect a epcody clearance.
Bd.
New Buff
STAFFORDSHIRE POTTERIE3 DEPOT Queon-strcct, Auckland.
Importer of Glass, China, and Earthenware.
DCROMBIE,
•
DEWOLF, AUCTIONEERS, COSIJU MISSION AGENTS, AND GENERAL
PROVISION DEALERS, Queon-street Wharf,
Auckland.
&
FISK, AUCTIONEER k COMMISAGRNT for tho SALE AND PUR-
CHASE OF LIVE STOCK, HOUSES AND
LANDED PROPERTY, Wanganui. Shipping and
Custom-house Apent.
/~1 EORGE WEBSTER, IMPORT R, SHIP
\JT AND COMMISSION AGENT, Queon-stroet
Wharf.
HP.
.
approved security.
HENRY
WHITE, Jrxn. (Late Conveyancing
Clerfc nt Messrs. Whitaker and Russell'e,),
LAW STATIONER, HOUSK AND LAND
AGENT. Office over Mr. GitW Warehouse,
Wyndhnui-street, Auc»land. .'•
CATF/R,
TAMES
.MAKEP, Wyndlmm-stnvt,
and a
PEG
supplied.
AND
"BOOT
good article.
Glaco Lustre,
3Jd. to 2a.
New Gonnppos, Iβ. Sd.
Plain and Check Llama, Is. 5d., Is. 9d.
Coloured Coburgs and French Twill, IOJd., Is.
3d., Is. Gd.
Black Cobourgs, Alpaccns, and Fronoh Twdlc,
Is. 3d., Is- Od-, Is. 10d.
Black French Merinos, 3s. 9d., 4s. 3d.
Prints, fast colours, Bid., 10id., Is. 9ACrinolines, very cheap, full u>.o, is. 6d., s#. 6d.,
9s. Gd., 12s. 6d.
Stnys and Corsots, 3s. 6d., ss. 6d., 7s. fid.
Ladies' White Petticoats and Under-clothing
Parasols, 3s. lid., ss. 6d., Bs. fid.
Ditto, extra largo size, 10s. 6d., worth 12s. 6d.
Silk Umbrellas, 135.( Cd , 165., 21s.
WHOLESALE
SHIPMENT OP
SPRING GOODS.
VELIOWs' HALL,
THIS
FIXAL
SHIPMENT
COMPEISKS
COMPLETE ASSOIITMEOT
IMPORTATIONS,
OF
D. BOWDEN, MILITARr
JC.Shorthnd-strcct,
Auckland.
ALL THE
THE
„
T.
TKU-TS~~BROTIIEHi]
NOVELTIES OF THE SEASON.
"VTICCOL
fc CO., SniP
Qucon-str«>ct, Auckland.
MEN'S
&
The Ladies arc respectfully invited to
Blue Serge do.
Worsted and Bedford
■pay a visit of inspection.
LCSK, IMPORTER, AND AGENT
THE
AND
CHEAPEST
A CHOICE ASSORTMENT
„
ov
\
rp H. HALL, GENERAL MEBOHANT AND
CARTER,
t» IMPORTER, Queen-Btrcot, Agent for tho BRICKMAKER
AND SALESMAN,
Otigo Firo and Marine Insurance Co.; I.
J. G.
Scott, Lead
■WEXXINOTOJI-STBKKT,
Paint Manufacturers; Smith
WelUtood, Patent Cooking Stove Manufacturer*; OFKICE-I-OWEU
QUEEX-STKEET. near TnE Wharf
Clode <£ Baier, Wi:ie ilerchantj, Oporto, and
London. Odlco or the Aratapu SivrmiU, Kaipora.
HORSES AND DRAYS FOR HIRE.
lIIOK3, WATCHMAKER AND JEWELO. having a largonumber ofliorses and drays,
LER, Vulain-luno. Clocks Watches, and
is in a position to perform satisfactorily orery
■Jewellery of all descriptions fur Sale and Repaired.
description of CARTERS' WORK. In soliciting the
of MorcJmnts, Builders,
Contractors ;ind
TKT C. HILL, GENERAL MERCHANT, patronapo
the Public, feeU confident thut his churgee for
IMPORTER AND
TT
COMMISSION Carting
to and from the Wharf—freight, merchanAGENT, High-street, Auckland.
dise, stone bulliwt, sawn timber, bricks, and evary
TKT PIIILLIPPSifcON, Wj-ndham-street, Auck- other «cnption of goods,—will merit support.
TT
land, OIL, COLOUR, AND GLASS
MERCHANTS, Importers of and Dealers in
ON SALE,
overy
ilesiTijition of Paint?, Oils, Turpentine, Colours, lilllCKb, LIME, SAND, VIUKWOOD AND
COALS
VarnwJjes, Vrenvh Polish, Gold Leaf, Brashes,
aud Paper Huiigini-) ; British and
Solo Agont for tho sale of the Auckland Gae
Continental Plate,
hneet, Crown, and Ornamental Glass ; Clock and
Company's COKE.
t«mpass Glasses. Glass cut to anv sizo nnd careJully pacK-cd.
Window Lcud, Gliizod Sashes,
Doors, &.c.
&
ENGLISH, COLONIAL,
Scissors
&
SADDLEEY—
Gente' and Ladies' Saddles
Bridles with Snafflo and Pelham Bits
Martingales, Girths
fttirrup Leathers, Spurs
Gig Harness in Sots
SV.
NELSON TWEEDS,
•
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PIANOS!
PRICE
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A
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TEN
GUINEA 8.
"
Syjtonds-steeet.
1001b?,
,
22e.
sot,
I'
Tho Timor Pony
dasr p r
to ar,
a bay, with black points, eire of Mr. E. Waters,
and Mr. T. Smith's Dandic?, and of many of the
best ponies in the province, well known as Ligar'a
breed.
!
Terms for cither, two guineas per mare. All payto ba made on or before the 10th January,
ments
1566.
A. CUNNINGHAM,
JNTenrn:arbet Holel.
N.B.— Any special orders respecting either of thfl
above horses* etui be gu en to the Grooms, Kikloch
and Fooks, in attendance daily.
DRUGS
AjStD
CHEMICALS.
&
R
'
Batches
D
A
P
E
E,
«
PAI BS CLOTH BOOTS
£00
*J \J V
800 paiTß Kid Boots, 1 Os.
o
BISCUITS.
,
,
-
OJS T SALE,
.
.
High-street.
BISCUITS, per
BESTPilotCABIN
n Iffiv, ditto,
O.
-
WEBB'S MUSIC SALOON,
Welleßley-Btreet, one door from Queon-street
tt.
EETAH PRICES.
■
The above is a perfect dray horse in miniature, and
for power and symmetry unequalled.
.
BISCUIT'
MANUFACTOKY,
STEAM
BLACK, by Cupid, late the property of
AJKT
llamley, Ksq and the handsomest pony
J.
yet introduced to the province.
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PARTINGTON'S
E. HORNE.
PIANO..
CLOCK MAKER, JEWELLER
-ry-ATCH
TT
Queon-street Auckland, next
to Sayings
HARMONIUMS!
y
D.esc/l on .of Jewellery Mounted io
O 1 ; and/£
Order
Repaired. Pi\
Musical Boxes and Barometers In every variety, by tho best makers, from 10
Guineas up to 70 Guineas.
Bopaired.
Fon Sale on Him:.
&
„
PIANOS!
THE WELSH PONY
CUPID.
milE Subscribers will execute INDENTS (on the
L most favourable terms) for every description of
SALE BY THE UNDEBSIGNED,
DRUGS and CHEMICALS from the well-known
& SPIEITS—
highly respectable firm of llessvs. Geobgi
and
TTfINES
Co., Cullum-street, London.
Cvr.LiNG
F F Port in liogsiicads, qr.-casVe, and bottles
S. M. & Co. hiivc received an invoice, ex 'BaliSherry, do. do.
klava,' of their Goods, put up with particular care
W. 1. Eum, in hogeheads
and attention, in packages of small amounts, so as to
Brandy, Kartell's, in bulk and bottle
suit the convenience of Wholesale and Kefail
3 dagger, in bottle
Druggists, and is well worth the attention of Medical
Central Vineyard Co,
Practitioners.
Vienx Cojnao
s. moss & co.,
Whiskey, Campletown and Kirkliston
emergences
Custom-house' street.
in bulk and bottl
G'in, Key Brand, in cases aa half-cases
Kolloicay's PiUs are the best remedy
STOKES,
Old Tom,Lowndes', in cases
hiswn in
BONDED
NEW
world for the following diseases:—
BottW Beer, Nieholl's & Co.
ALBERT-STREET.
U0
IrreguFemale
Scrofula.
fS
Asthma
frtAURITiUS SUGABS
lariHoe
King',
White Crystals
Mhouß
Com- Fevers of all Stone Evil
f EWIS BROTHERS , NEW BONDED
LJ STORES are now OPEN to receive Qoods at
Light Yellow Crystals
plaints
kinds
Gravel
current rates.
Fine Light Sugars
on the Gout
Secondary
August 26, lSr.5.
Yellow Crystals
bA m
Headache
Svinptoms
lEA—
-Bowel
Com- Indigestion
Tic-Douloureux
Very Superior Congou Teas, in chest, half.chests
plaints
Inflammation
Tumours
"THE NEW ZEALAND HERALD."
and boxes
Colics
Jaundice
Ulcers
A Largo Assortment of GROOEBIES, comprising
Constipahon of \ Liver
TERMS OF ADVEETISEMXXTS.
Com-j Venereal Affec
Eice
tho Bowels
; plaints
Iβ. Cd.
Three linos
I\ tioi.s
Is. ed.
Sperm Candles
Consumption
Four lines
oi
j Lumbapo
Worms
r
6iEight lines
Debility
Pickles
piie3
Kjîg
j
additional
lino.
And 2<V. for each
Dropsy
Jlfustard, Colmon's, in tine and Jib. bottles
Eheuniatisra
j
Weakness
from
I
SUBSCRIPTION
Dysentery
Candied Lemon, Orange and Citron Peel
Retention
of whatever cause
Erysipelas
Corn Flour, Brown Poleon'eJJ
10s. per Quarter single copies 3d. each
Urine
&c, &e.
Patent Groats
i
Sore Throats
ea-AdvertiEomonfs nil! bo received at the Offlco, WjnJSydney Soap
must bo clcarlf
Sardines
Sold at tho Establishment of PEOFESSOE street, and the uuinberof insertions requiredbo inserted unti
cow, otherwise they will
lied Herrings'
HOLLOWAY, 244, Strand, (near Temple Bar,) ■written o\\ fho nnd
chuvgcA
accordingly.
Homes' Cocoa
London; also by all respectable Druggists and couatcrmnndeOl
North Wilts Cheoat
Dealers in Medicines throughout tho civilized world.
CarbonateSodn
*** There is considerable
saving by taking tho Auckland, Xbtt Zkalandi—Printed and Published dally M
Tartaric* Aoid
largest eizes.
W. CWilsoSi proprietor, athU General Bte*m Piin'lr*
Cream ofTartar
N.B.—Directions
for
guidance
tho
of pitijate io
Establishment, Trj-ndii&m-Elrstti (s ft? eeon from Qa'™
gsJftd Oil
erfij disorder ore tfßxed to eaoh bos.
ON
ROSEWOOD PICCOLO
18 G»
Superior Piano, in Walnut, full compass, only
32
Elegant ditto, quito new
40
Others, from 45 lo
739
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Fob Sale on Hiee.
Q
RICHARD HECK,
FBOM
OPENED.
Females of ail Ages and Glasses
Tho fame of these extraordinary Pills is partly
based upon the beneficial effects they have upon the
constitutions of females. Obstructions of any kind,
either in young persons or thoso between forty and
gfty years of age—the most critical period of life—
niay be radically removed by using these Pills according to tho printed directions which accompany each
box. Young persons with sickly and sallow complexions, nnd even mothers of a" eimilar unhealthy
appearance, may have the blocs, of health restored
to their cheeks by this wor.Qt,ilal corrective, which
purifies the blood and cjptis all gross and impure
humours from the system- Bewaro.lhen of the
critical ago from forty u, fifty, it sends so many
thousand mothers to a premature grave,—these Pills
should be taken at that period of life two or three
tunes a week, and by so doing there is little
to fear.
CIIILT>BEX ASD TIIEIR AILMESTS.
The uieasles, the small-pox, the hooping-eoug.i,
and the many complaints to which children are heirs,
should be treated n3 follows .-—Let mothers when
they see such disease approaching bruise two or three
of tho Pills, necording to the age
of tho child, givin-»
Hiem night and morning in a.
little water in the form
of a powder; this invigorating
mediciuo will remove
and cure all complaints incidental to childhood.
Want of Strength and Ekeuoy.
Persons of sedentary habits, or trouble in inind, or
working in factories or coal pita, or such others who
cannot obtain that amount of fresh ah- and exercise
which nature requires, suffer from weakness and debility, lowness oi spirits, and want of appetite.
All
such should fate a doss or two of these Pills every
three or four days, as they act gently
and
effectuual
on the system, imparting vigor and energy to the
body, which is always followed by a good appetite
sound and refreshing sleep, with a high
flow of
spirits. Every family and
traveller should keep v
box of these invaluable Pills by them agans
and
I
TE, ACCOUNTANT, LANr, HOUSE
AND GENERAL COMMISSION AGENT,
PPcr <? u enr Etr<, t ' Auckland. Books Balanced and
Accounts Collected.
JUST
SHOES—
Grain Hide and Enamel Napoleon Sea Boota
A mnrienn Kugget Boots
Balmoriils and Shooting Boots
Boys' nnd Youths' Bluchers
Men's Bluchers
OWEN & GKAHAM.
BOOTS AND
•
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liauncelot, out of Abaft, by Sheet Anchor—Lady
TLmmelmoby Y. Vhantom—Orville Mare. Sweetmeat
by Gladiator out of Lollypop, 1)7 Starch or Voltaire
—Belinda by Blacklock— Wagtail by Prime Minister, Lauucelot (brother (o Touclistom:} fey Camel out
pole.
of Banter by Master ITenry—Boadiceaby Alexander
Geneeax Disorders of the Liveb and Stoiiaoh. —Brunette by Amaraukus—Mayfly by Macliem—
The average duration of iiuinan 2ife might be
Starling.
almost doubled by giving careful attention to what Aneasfer
Rattan was bred by Mr. Bridge in 18-58; imported
wo eat and driuk, but a3 few will exercise this
New
South.
Wales, where lie was purchased and
to
caution we must have at hand an effectual remedy
sent to Canterbury by JUr. G. Duppa.
for restoring thoso great organs, the liver and
stomach, to healthy notion. Such as indulge at
Trims : —Four guineas per marc, and ss. groomtable, either in eating or drinking, should take about ago.
All payments to be made on or before the 10lU
ten of these famous Pills at bedtime, from which will
result a clear head and a good stomach the following January, 1566.
morning. Thousands of Ladies are alwaye complaining of eick headaches, want of appetite, want of
energy and a want of strength ; to correct all these
evils, thrco or four of these Pills should be taken
twice a week, when they would enjoy the health and
appetite of a ploughman. '
%
&
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mainsprings of life, Etimulnting and restoring them
to a healthy action. It is the greatest purifier of tha
blood ever known; has the largest sale of |any modiin the world; and ia advertised'in every
cine
j
language, and is used by all classes from po/e to
«co-
„
?:
TA.
NEWMARKET HOTEL STABLES.
disease.
Tue Heart, Lungs, Lives, Stohach, Kiditets akd mHB ENGLISH THOROUGH-BRED
Bowel?.
i
RATTAN
This medicine acts immediately upon all these a dark brown, got by Sweetmeat, dam
Coquette, by
Inverness Capes
DEPAKTMENT.
irOHSE.
AT TJIE
powerfully upon the Wood can never exterminate
Wjtney and Beavor Overcoats
Blue Serge Coata
Suits
Bkck Cloth Sacs
Blue Dingonal Twill Sacs
Waterproof Coats
Oiled Coats and Tronsors
Sou'-Westers
Felt Hats
French Peak Cape
HABKROASUKBY.
FANCY DRAPERY—
Eibbons
Hair Nets
Cambric Handkerchiefs, 5-Bths, 8-4ths, 7-Bths
Ladies' Belts
Black Laco Foils
Muelin Collars and Sots
Ladies' Plush Hate
Trimmed Straw Hate
SUNDRIES—
Horn's Oil
Bimmcl's Essences
Himnicl'* Pomades aad Fancy Soap
Playing Carde
Looking Glasses
Combs
Pocket Knives
Butchors' do.
Table do.
TAILORING
STUD
rooted
„
CuNDUCTIVG COMMERCIAL
NKGOTUTTONH. AUCKLAND: P.N.Z. and
EVER OFFERED IN AUCKLAND.
A.R.M. Company's Building?,
Queen-street.
Meww. Cox and liaber's Store.
CriRISTOnUHCII:
DUNEDIV: Jfc .r<. Pick and FlcminR 's Chambers,
Pnnees-strvet. Indent- executed on favourable terms
in mndry branchei of British Manufacture?, &c, The Premises being let, tho timo of tho Sale is
81iortland-»trcct.
necessarily limited.
Q), ST. GREEN CO.,& Wholesale and Retail
BOOT, SHOE,
CLOTHING- WAREHOUSE, VAir.E'eßpiLDi.vo3, QtrEEK-BTBHEr, Auckland.
SAMUEL Y. COLLINS,
&.
As the vital fluid when in a healthy state sustains
and renovates every part of the system, it
is abundantly manifest that any medicine wliieh does not act
Cord do.
TWEED AND DOE YRSXa, COATS
Pilot Coats
Slonkoy Jacket*
Sealskin do.
BOYS' CLOTHING,
LARGEST
Pure Blood.
TEOUSEBS—
Mole Trowßors
Duck do.
Tweed do.
Blß.ck ond Fancy Doaskin do.
Blue Pilot do.
WHICH WILL HE FOUND
street.
H~ii
SECURE GOOD HEALTH
TTOLLOWAY'S PILLS.
„
Imitation Crimean Bhitte
Qcuts' Collars
MADE TO ORDER FOR THIS MARKET,
pICHARD KEALd, AHCttIISCT, Victoria-
Windmill,
h'onl
Stallion 3 than
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Special attentionie called to ths Stock of
Lower
Byzantine
„
&
the
S. MOWBRAY having enlarged his
obtained
LICENSE
MR.
attention Inhabitants
Auctioneer, begs call
Crimean Shirta
~
MACKIE
, & CO., WHOLESALE
RETAIL
"Yf ORRIS
WINE AND SPIRIT MER\'l GROCERS,
CHANTS,
COMKI33IOS AOESTS ASD GEN"BItAI
iJrpoRTEU.?, Queen-street, Auckland.
„
„
SHO R T
T HARRIS, STATIONER, BOOKSELLER,
*} m AND TOBACCONIST, Importer of Toys,
nbovo Ships, n large
iancy Goodj, Src, Fine HaTannah Cigars, Choice Cut TTAYING received, by tho
and Uncut Tobacco, Shortland Crescent.
and Choico Stock of
I\tPf)RTF.R3
OF SPRIXCr AND SUMMER D"RAPERY
X
lUUTI3IT AND FOREIGN MERCHANDISE, Qu-vn-jtre-t Wharf.
C'OXTIM'ES lIH i?.\l.r., AT THE 3AME
BROTHERS, COACH BUILDERS,
&<\, Wollesley-strrct.
LOW HATE OF PKICES.
Springs and all kinds
of Iron Work mndo to Order.
Adjoining
.
„
TAILOR,
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BY
LEIGHTON. WHOLESALE AND
RETAIL STATIONER BOOKBINDER, 'ROB HOY, , 'ANDREW JACKSON,, 'JOHN
PAfF.R KUL"ER
AND
ACCOUNT BOOK
TEMPERLEY,, AND ' KING OF ITALY. ,
MANUFACTURES, Shortlaa-J-atrect. Established
1555.
£
Sfen^r
,
:~
F.
\
AND
I
red office,
•;.
LEPI
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AUCTIONEER.
upon
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STOEEKEEPEE, COMMISSION AGENT,
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BUSINESS. A
RETIRING PROM
H. BURNSrDE AND CO., IMPORTERS,
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WHOLESALE DRAPERS. AND WAREHOUSEMEN. Qucen-strect Wharf. Auckland. N.Z.
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stands 1C
substance; whilst for symmetry and power
activity h
,16'' Wlth fin
WOULD
T^LETOHER,
•
-1.1
is a"belu7ifui
aged 5
MATCHLESS
hands inchesBrown,
high,
rerS
ably short legs, possessing immense
,
SAD-
T
T
Two of the Finest over Imported into the Proving
9
of Auckland.
hiulolf
IS NOW OPENING OUT HIS FIRST
QUEEN-STREET.
MAKERS, Qucen-
T casey, snrr broker,
f*
Quc-en-street Wharf.
STREET/
QUEEN
FIVE PER CENT. DISCOUNT ON PURCHA.SK3 OVER ONE POUND.
ings, Queen-street.
&
DEAPEE,
READY MONEY—NO ABATEMENT.
-
E.
S. MOfBEAT,
PEIzE
HORSES.
eettinJ
SHOTS
SEXT DOOB TO THE ODD
THE
His eire, that fat-fcmed old
horse Matchless ft.
E.
propertyof Mr. Daek, of
Lincolnshire, which
a
as
Premises, and
e Blro
mOrO
(he
to
of
an y koiw i
?
En nd
Fancy Winceye
oE Pott Waikato and ita vicinity, and to solicit their
Grandßiro Active, the Champion of England h,
French Merinos
patronage.
having won 17 agricultural prizes.
'
6-4 Colored Coburgs,
MR. MOWBRAY trusts that, by strict attention
Matchless's dam,
splendid bay
Blaci Alpacas and Coburge
mare, by
to business, lie may still retain the favours hitherto Eno noted brown a
s
h-rso Honest Tom, which Mr
Wincey i-Skirts
accorded him, and for which he takes the present allowed
to he the best that travelled in his da - w«
opportunity of returning his sincere thanks,
5
It will be seen from this pedigree that Matchless!,
MANTLE CLOTHS, SEALSKINS, &o
Port Waikato, October 10, 1665.
deacended, on both tides, from the very beat breed nf
cart-horses in England, and cannot fail in
PRINTS—
IMPORTANT
horses of the highest value for agricultural
TO
Fancy Prints
and dm?
"v
Navy Blue do.
COASTING VEBSEL9 & SHTPFER9 O^CATTLE purposes.
Matchless was sliownaUhoPeterhorougli Afrricni
Chintz Furniture do.
ON THE EAST COAST TO AUCKLAND.
tural Show when a ycailinj,, and obtainedtSe
fint
prize, heating five others; he also was shown
SHAWLS—
Mil. ALFRED BVCKLAND
"OESPECTFULLY informs hia FRIENDS thßt Peterborough Entire IToma Show, and obtained the
8-4, 16-4 Shepherd Shawls
Peterborough, 1862, he took
S*i CATTLE can be LANDED on the East prize. Again,sixat others;
8-4, 9-4, 16-4 Fancy Wool do.
the
and again, at Peterborough
Bank of the Tamaki, about one mile from the Heads prize,heating
in October, 1863, he took the first prize
of £20 batHOSIERY—
OVER THE VESSEL'S SIDE WITHOUT TH£ ing a large field of his
class—thus proving
Men's Brown Cotton Half-hoae
USE OF A BOAT, AND AT ALL TIMES
to
bo one of (he best horses that England can
Men's Fancy Striped do
OF THE TIDE,
thereby saving the risk and injury to the Cattle of produce.
Men's Brown Union Military
a second time putting them in slings, as -well as the
Men's Grey do. do.
Matchless will
at the following Station!Men's Groy and ShetlandWool, hose and 4-hoee additional cost of Boating, with the farther advantage
—Monday, at Mr. Sickctfs Stables, Otahuta- Tue-'.
Men's Grey Worsted, hose and J-hose
of being at once in a
Girln' and Women's Fancy Striped do., Cashmere GOOD PADDOCK WITHOUT ANY DRIVING day, at the Grange, Otahuhu; Wednesday and
at Newmarket Hotel; Friday and Saturand Merino
Vessels uet drawing more than nino feet of water Thursday,
day,
Brown Cotton Vests and Pants
can enter and leave at all times with half-tide, and at Johnat the GreatNorthern Hotel, Whau Hotel ' Mr'
McLeod's
Henderson's Mills.
White Merino do. do.
full tides Vessels drawing fourteen feet of water can
Shetland do.
enter eafely.
White Lambs' Wool
Charts of the rirer, kindly furnished by Captain
THE SPLEXDID DRAUGHT HOBSE
Bitbgess, can be obtained at the Haymarket.
SholJand and Fancy Striped
CttAMPIOX HERO.
Kewey Pants and Drawers
Aesistance, if necessary, can at all times be obMori's and 0.8. Wolflb. Flannel Vesta
tained on the spot.
HERO stands 17 hands high on
pHAMPIOy
Elaiitic braces
Stock forwarded at once to the market or grazed at VJ short legs, 13 a beautiful black, very active, full
Leather Belts
Gxed rates until Bold.
ofbone, with great muscular power.
Gloves
Champion lfero was got by Mr. Lister's Young
Tancy "WooV Scarfs anl Comfottete
'
HiTOSTiST SOTICE.
He-ro, ttam ion o? Engtand. His dam, a
American Leather Cloths, in all colours
mare, was got by Xoung Active, the property of ilr.
Crimean Flannels
HUNTEE &' CO.,
Thacker, of Canwick; his sire the property of the
Fancy Colorand Scarlet do.
STOCK AND STATION SALESMEN same, which took the prize at the Eoyal Agricultural
AVclsh and Lancashire) do.
Show at Cambridge, and nt a great many others.
attention of perrespectfully
direct
the
Saxony do.
Champion Hero wa3 bred in Englhnd, and was
sons sending Stock for sale at their Regular
27 and 54 Blue Serge
allowed by competent judges to be the best two-yearWeekly Salce at
old
colt shown at the- renowned fair, HorncaEtle.
NEWMARKET, OTAHUHU, AND DUECALICOES LINENS—
He was carefully selected, at enormous expense,
HAM-STKEET SALE YAEDS,
30, 33, 36, 72, Gray Calicoes
especially for the Antipodes, and cap.he safely recomthey
hat
hare
made
arrangements
George
with
Long
and
Cloths
Croydons
Howard, Esq., for receiving Shipments of Stock con- mended as a sure and valuable stock-getter.
Brown Hollands
Champion Hero has been travelling in Australia
signed to them at his Farm on the weft bank of the
Gras3 Cloths
Tatnaki, where thero are good Grass Paddocks -well (through Windsor, Richmond, and the neighbour*,
Bluo DenUims
watered, within aquarter of amile of the landing place. r.ood), and it is a fact worthy of note that his stock
Dungaroo
The advantages of this landing place are that it is are making more money than anv other in the colony
Forfars and Kussia Duoke
within six miles of the market and twenty miles of ]STew South Wales.
Linen Drills
Champion Hero will STAND at the following
nearer the market than the cast bank of the Ttinaki,
Irish Linen
Mondays and Tuesdays, Mr. Mcllanus'e
thereby saving a long drive t« Fat Cattle. There is stations
French Frontings
stables,
at Panmure: on Wednesdays, at the Grange;
bar
no
to cross, and good draft of water for large
BHIBTS—
Thurfdajs,
Mr. Rickett'e, Otahuhu; Fridays and
vessels at all times of the tide The landing place
ilon'e, Boys', and Youths Bine Sorge Skirts
is opposite Brown's Island, immediately round the Saturdays, at Newmarket.
Scotch Twill
nt
Head,
Beacon
the
West
Tamaki
and
within
oao
"White Long Cloth
Good Gra«s Paddocks, at Otahuhu and Newmarket
hundred yards of the shore.
Regattas
for the reception of mares.
Men's White Shirts, Eogatta Fronts
PUEIFY
£LOOD~!
T
E. HOENE,
Braces, Belts, Caps, &c.
PLTJMMBR
CHAMPION HEEO.
«
6d.
Crimean Shirts, mndo expressly for Hokitika, 93.
6.1., 13*. fid., ISs Gd.
Scotch Twill Shirts, 2s. lid., Is. 6d.
Blue Serge Shirts, all wool, Ss. Gd., 9s. Gd.
Cotton, Merino and Worsted Socka
TONES & CO.. AUOTIONEER3 & COMMIBSION AGENTS, &c, &c, Brunswick Build-
.
.„
match: l:ess
NOTICE.
„•
Black Trousers, 165., ISs., 225.
Black and Coloured Vests
Moleskin Trousers
Bedford Cord Trousers, 17s. 9d., 223. Gd.
Worsted, Union Cord, Us. lid.
Crimean Shirts, 4s. lid., ss. 9d., 6s. lid., 9s.
Auckland. N.B.
Country dealers
TOHN BLACK, WHOLESALE SADDLER
rt AND SADDLERS, IRONMONGER, Durlmmftrccl, Auckland.
A. WI3KMAN,
T&
DLERS
HARNESS
Irrci.
_
&o.
&
FANCY DRESSES—
0-4, 7-4, All Wool Tartan Plaidu
6-4, 7-4, Union do.
Poplinotts, in. all the now colors
in Tartana
Camlets, Chocks, and Tartana, Alpacas
3-4 and 6-4 Knickerbocker Winceys
3-4 and 6-4 Wincoys, in plain colors
A Largo Assortment of Men's and Boys' Chip and
Straw Hats, from Is. 3d.
A few Panama Hats, a job, os.
Felt Hats, 3s. lid., ss. Gd., 7s. 6d.
SOX, MILLERS, Auck-
land. Freeman's Bar Mill, and Henderson and
Maefarlane's Store.
Low priccj
COUNTERPANES—
Colored Counterpanes, 10-4, 11-4, 12-4
White Terry and Marcella do.
Toilet Quilts
FASHIONS!
CLOTHING.
Tweed Suits, 45s , 555., 70s.
Tweed Trousers, Bs. 6d., 13s. 6d., 183. 6d.
Slack Satara Suits, 70s.
STARK, ESTATE, HOUSE, LAND
AND GENERAL COMMISSION AGENT
Offico, corner of Vulcan Lane, Queen-street, Auckland.
ram! of money to bo advanced on
&
Sei.lskin do.
Iβ.
,
£7IDMOSD3 AND JAKINS, MERCHANTS,
.ill SHIPPING, & COMMISSION AGENTS,
■Oueen-3tn;et Wharf, Auckland.
SOPPET
Scarlet and Gentians
A few Fancy Dress Goods, slightly damaged, 3£d.,
10id., Is. 3d.
Plain Fancy and Chono MoV\a\M, Iβ., Is. ±10.., Iβ.
hcuse, Queea-stroot, Auckland.
TAME 3 G.
and
Straw Goods,
&c,
100 casks Prime Now Zealand Pork
50 casks Fine Sydney Beef
Coarse and Fine Salt and Bag Salt
Paper Bugs and Wrapping PapcT
American Ploughs
Fairbank's Weighing Machines
Ncgrohead and Cavendish Tobacco
Virginia Bird's Eye Tobacco
Bone Dust, fine and course
OWEN
GRAHAM.
Magenta and Fancy Colors
Mohnir Ruga
&
just
HAVING
General Drapery,
for
r-tAMBRTDGH: HOUSE.—F.
L.
PRLME
\J WHOLESALE AND RETAIL FAMILY
GROCER, China, Earthenware, and Glass Waro-
fIEOHOE
IT STON
SUMMER GOODS.
PLUMMER
&c,
I
GITTO3,
>»
GEAHA.M,
S—
8-4, 9-4, 10-4, U-4, 12-4, White
10-4, 11-4,12-4
SPEING
-
Jib.bottles
Miller's Britieh BaTring Powder
BEBest Bath Ribbon Bound,
A N E ET
CHOICE ASSORTMENT
&
Capers
BY
&
LDAILY.
A
,
,
4s. 6d
J. ROUT.
WHITEHEAD'S DRAUGHT STOUT.
.SMALL SHIPMENT of Vrhitbroad's noted
Prnvght Stout,}uat to handper ' Kinijof Italy'
&
QWEEN-STBEET
,
,
BURRA ■
AND DE HIRSCH, BROKERS,
SHIPPING
AND
CUSTOM HOUSE
AGENTS, Fort-etreot, Auckland.
ON SALE
EXCELSIOR HODSE.
I
&
|
OLARK SON,
Shortland-strcet.
AEOH.
Table Vinegar
Black Pepper, in
<
itrest.)
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