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AUCKLAND, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 1864.
PORTLAND,' PETERS, FROM LONDON.
"
CRUICKSHANK, SMART,
FOl{
npHE
Agents.
IS(U.
New Cutter DUNCAN CAMERON,'
'
2G
and copper-fastened—
,~1, „yc , c 'al 'rcoppered
cs 'illy tons of iirewood
'
)l'
on
a.
rvllight
a cry
draught of
CO.,
&
SALE,
v
water.
Apply to
FOR SYDNEY.
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J
'
POO
PRINCE
September 2G,
Roval Mail
1 ickcts will
lie issued on hoard.
BV
11
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11. M. JEKVTS,
Agent.
FOR WAIKATO, RAGLAN. TARANAICI
WANGANCI AN 11 AYELLINCrTON.
H
'
saved from the Wavcrlov."
I"o anchors nnd chains
One suit of sails
*
"
Brass patent
binnacle
Four brass side-lights
I'ntent water-closet
AVinch, blocks,
Nnvigilion Com-1 panv's s s. ' AHURIRI,' 150 tons,
11. mii'ttlkwouth, commander, will
;
IN
have
and running gear
riIHE N.Z. Sieum
k
&c.
vVc.
be despatched from Onehimga for
ve Ports, or. TUESDAY MORNING, 27th
o'clock.
I. :*t >ix
For Freight or Passacre applv to
COMBES DAXDY,
September
&c.
C. J. STONE .t SON,
Queen-street Wharf.
1(5, ISOi.
&
Agents.
NOTICE.
Commissariat, New Zealand,
Auckland, Sept. L'ord, ISfil.
suitable for Draujjht aiul Pack purposes
>vill bo purchased at Penrose Camp, on TUKSI>AY noxt. thy 27th, and THURSDAY, tho 29th
instant, lor u?o of thr Commissariat Tmnsport Corps.
-I ho lloi>t s will be inspected and parsed in the usual
numner by a .Hoard of v.'Uieers, and paid for according
to the price agreed upon at tho time.
11. STANLEY JOXKS,
TKWSPORT pot; MEKCHANDTSE ANT)
DIRECT FROM AUCKnSSKNGKRS
tanp to all stations on the
VOUNG begs to announce
i
o
that he is now prepared to
C'onvt v Merchandise. :mhl Rook l'us.--tigers direct from Auckland to all
on the AYaikato and AYaipa ltivors.
\
V
1
c:
»
r.irctls will
;-'-
Commissarv-Geueral.
forwarded at moderate rates.
applv to
AY. J.YOUNG.
he
also
r :'7ci''h:
or
Queen-j'tret't. Auckland, Sept. 7,
"WAIKATO
This truly nnignilicent assortment of English, Parisian, and Continental productions
are now
landed from the Mail Steamer, marked, and are in
stock.
We shall make a special show or these
Goods, This Day (Saturday).
Wo respectfullv
invite
cash purchasers to come and inspect
this, our first, shipment for the season, as it
will give them an opportunity of purchasing at
the commencement of the Season, the latest and
choicest novelties, much below Auckland prices. The
Goods will all be marked in plain Eigures, from
which no deviation will be made. We feel hinhly
flattered at your appreciation of our system, and w'e
thank you for your very Liberal Patronage, and we
hope that by our personal application and attention
to business to receive a continuance of file same.
We have the honour to renuiin,
Your obedient Servants,
T~l KEIPHT FORWARDED TO
AYAIKATO DAILY. Goods
_L
forwarded by this Line can be sent
to AYaikato Heads or mouth of the
ij.ya Creek a<*v>rd:iJg to order.
Kv tins Line the deiay by filing vessel is avoided
jr.i; Ir.surance saved.
>t veu ciavs' free Storage on Goods at the mouth of
the Awarca Creek.
JENKINS AND SANEOKD
much pleasure in directing attention
to GEO.
applv
}V, r
HODGE, Onehuuga.
or F. CONSTABLE, AVaiufcu.
Orders leit at Messrs. T.
11ACKY
AUCKLAND.
Ist October, at 10 a.m. at the Military Accountant's
Otlice.
ONEHUNGA.
3rd October, at 11 a.m., at Sergeant Cassin' 3 Cottage.
OTA HUIIU.
sth October, at 11 a m., at Commissariat Oflicc,
Otahuhu.
TUESDAY next,
Passage apply on
or Freight or
Ur.rd. at Qticoii-rtrt-t-l AVharf.
*esrasv*
>"
N
P
A
I
at 1 p.m.
E R.
well-known Schooner
'succ ess;
Wsi. Doroinv. Master. will leave for
>-„pi er oil or about TUESDAY, the
rplIE
1
-
t-hZb
„
27'h instant.
For Freight or
Passaun apply
to
CnUICKSIIANK, SMART
23rd.
iv-p: ember
THE LEADING NOVELTIES.
Ladies' and Children's Paletots, Mantles, and
Jackets, in Silk Montosiau, Mohair,
Llama, Grenadine, &e.
Also, a large lot of Mohair Mantles, Richly
Trimmed, from 4s. '3d.
SPRING AND SUMMER DRESSES.
The highly important pnrehifces made by Mit.
SANEOKL) enables ns to open the Season by placing
before our customers the best Selected Stock of New
and Eathionable Goods of any house in tho Province.
Tile whole ot'liiese Goods will be found to be of better
the
commencement of the fccason :
value than anything yet offered to the Public at
New Plain Camlets
Mohairs
Cheeks and Stripes
Erencli Delaines
,
TENDERS
rPIIE Brig
,-r-A
-PRINCE EDWARD,'
:j(iO tons. n. F AvDFliSO.v. master, sails
TWENTY-FOUR MILES of RAILWAY" from
next.
AVill forward AUCKLAND
'JTESDAY
vu
to DRURY, with a BRANCH
t'Ks-tr.L'i'rs to Sydney.
LINE to ONEHUNGA.
E r P::r.-aire onlv applv to
and
will be ready for inspecSpecifications
Plans
STEPHEN SON & « ARDELL.
tion at the above Ollice, on and after the Gth of
1
A
FOR MELBOURNE DIRECT.
~
F'>r
rniTE Eost Sailing Brigantine ' FLAJ- TNG SQUIRREL,' Paisley, Master,
will sail for the above port, THIS
Freight or Passage, Apply to CAI TAIN
I'AIjLEY, or
&
WARDELL.
Apiiiv
riAHE Fine Clipper Barque
'BELLA YISI'A,
I
100 tons register, wiU be ready
cargo on
to the
]
j
to rccetve
&
CO.,
Agents.
MESSRS. WILLIS, GANN & CO.'S
LINE OF PACKETS
BETWEEN LONDON" AND Auckland.
mnE Undersigned, Agents ior the
Sjtf-if'Jr
J.
arabove, are authorised to maiC be
rangements with Settlers who mav
desirous of bringing out their frienas to
this Colouv.
The Passage
nr
security will
on arrival of the vessel.
BROWN,
4
J-b£v\ j\.
paid
m advance,
be taken tor its pa} men
Money can either be
T
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<!■:
1
CO.
<
-,^
WANT E D •
ISO Tons
YESSEL to take about Tauranga.
Provisions,
Stores, &c.,
to
O on
Tenders before Noon THIS DAi. X«a>'SiOtli instant, to the Rksidekt
I'OItT orr ICKIi.
Admiralty Transport Oflicc
"
-oth .September, 18G1.
A
consider matters of importance.
A full meeting is requested,
important,
September L'G, ISfM.
as
the
business
MU SICAL
is
MUSICAL
P A R N E L L.
&
STO C K
TAKI NG.
r PHE
undersigned have to request that all
tic
<'oiiutß againat them be raiidfretl buioie
proximo.
Ac-
"
CRUICKSHANK, SMART
Auckland. Mondav, Sept-. 26, 18G-1-.
&
CO.
A
bility of forming a road from Parnell to Point Brito-
Applv to
>rn.
BEAMISH,
Ep3S> m '
BURNS'
to
"WIL-
invited to attend.
sire
T
ANTKD—A SIX ROOMED HOUSE, -within
1 T
10 minutes' walk of the Post Office. Apply
D., Heualii Ofliee.
AUCKLAND.
PURCHASE—From FIFTY
Apply
WANTED TOFOWLS
SIXTY
"M I R
H. M. NATION,
C. SILLICIiy,
E
L
JDK HIRSCH'S AUCKLAND PRICES CUE-
A,"
L
RENT and TRADE to be had at G. T. CHAPMAN'S, Stationer, Queen-street.
•
ACCOMMODATION for Two
RESPECTABLE
Moderate.—Apply
Office ofthiß Paper.
'i erms
20th September, ISGI.
il,t
M.
#
CHORUSES,
of this Lodge
LOST—
A SMALL GOLD LOCKET with Anchor on back.
Any one bringing it to the
Otliee, will receive the above reward.
DUETS,
half-past seven o'clock, sharp.
My order of the R. W. M.
Auckland, 23rd Sept., 1Stj-l.
Hkuali)
A\D Tin:
in Wakefield-strect, on Wednesday afterLOST,
noon, a small GOLD LOCKET. The finder
OVERTURE.
NEWTON LITERARY INSTITUTION,
MR. DEWAR'S ACADEMY.
Jl"ST
KIiCEIVKD
UY
NOW
OVKItLAXI)
ON
4
5
r.rinley Richard's
..
..
2i)th—Thur.-d:iy Evening, 7 o'clock, in tho
Baptist. Chapel, Wcllesley-street.
::0th —Friday livening, 7 o'clock, in the
Independent Chapel, Albert-street.
Oct. 2nd —-Sabbath Afternoon, half-past 2 o'clock,
0
0
4
4
4
0
o
..
* *
. •
trated ..
Coote's MirellaAVali7.es, illustrated
Mirella
Yalse
Victor Colline'.Nordniann, four easy airs (each)
~
3
3
Mirella Quadrilles, illus-
Cooto's
STRAYED
0
0
THIS DAY.
Savoyard .Melody
..
st rcet..
this
&
Ketterer's Fantasia, transcription ;
a very brilliant piece ..
Lysbcrg'n Mirella, f'anta.-ia
Ganz' Reminiscences of Mirella
..
..
Forbes' Fantasia ..
~
of
from Town, a BLACK DRAUGHT
HOUSE, both hind feet white, and white star on
forehead.
CRUICKSHANK, SMART
CO.
0
0
Brinloy Richard's Clueur de Maglianareiles (thoopeningchorus)
will
ofliee
POUND REWARD.
ONE
..
_LiJL
preach (1).Y.) as follows :—
Sept. 2<;th —Monday Evening, 7 o'clock, ill the
Weslcyiin Chapel, High-street.
27th—Tuesday Evening, 7 o'clock, in the
Independent Chiipe], High-street.
2Sth—Wednesday Evening, 7 o'clock, in the
Primitive Methodist Chapel, Edward-
Paper.
SALE.
..
?
will be rewarded by bringing it to the
AND
.MAIL,
I'IAN OFORT K' PIECES.
Kuhc's Fantasia, Mirella ..
Madame Oury's Fantasia ..
Rosclleii's Souvenirs de Mirella (a
..
. .
selection of airs)
Nordm,-mil's Bouquet do Melodies
after MONDAY, the 2(>th September.
of Attendance —G till 10 in the Evening
of London,
TEN SHILLINGS REWARD.
VOCAL PIECES,
will be held in the Lodge Room, Fort-street,
EVENING-, 26th instant, at
DOUGLAS,
LET—A FURNISHED SITTING-ROOM
JL and BEDROOM, with or without Board,
within three minutes' walk of Queen-street; suitable
for a married couple or two single gentlemen.—
Enquire at the Hekald Office.
MELODIES,
THIS (MONDAY)
WALTER
or Three Gentlemen, with or without board—
at the
rno
THE
SONGS,
LODGE ST. ANDREW, No. US, S.C.
rriHE regular Monthly Meeting
to
to WA3J-
weekly.
IER GRAHAM, City Mart.
September —Of li, 1564.
13Y M. GOUNOD,
Performed with immense success at Her
Majesty's Theatre,
A. H. lIUNTER,
CIIAS. PIKE,
TIIOS. MACFARLANE.
#
Rooms.—G-. "W. D-, Hkkat.t) Office.
T
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In reference
0
IC.
4
-1
0
0
4 0
10
..
..
to the Goods advertised for Salo by
Auction by
0
0
&
On Friday, they beg
H.
to
ISAACS
state that the GOODS
ARE
WITHDRAWN, but will be opened for SALE
„
PRIVATELY on MONDAY, the 26th instant.
OPINIONS OF THE PRESS.
The music of Mirella is as good as that
of Faust,
an address to Sabbath School Teachers and Scholars, in the Wesleyan perhaps, in some respects, better. —ctcs.
M. Gounod has given to tho world another genuine
Chapel, 1 ligh-street.
'Jinux.
Sabbath Evening, at (i o'clock, ill the and chnrniing work."—■ The
Primitive Methodist Chapel, EdThe music of Mirella will as surely make its way
Faust."—dtamiari/.
wai des-si rout.
with the public as that of
A capital opera ; no living man, Signor Rossini
oth—Wednesday Evening, 7 o'clock, in tho
Wesleyan Chapel, High-street, Fareexcepted, could writo anything for the stage comparable to it."—AthemcuM.
well Address.
We have to thank Air. Mapleson for giving us an
opportunity of hearing the last work of one who cerPROPOSED AMATKUI! DRAMATIC
tainly
s the greatest living operatic composer."
•SOCIETY.
—tSaturdiuj Jh-neic.
"
PACKAGES
110 MER
CLOTHING
WELL
„
"
•'
YAR-TY,
MUSIC.
DRAPERY, all
&
CHOICE GOODS—
Ci cases
SELLER,
QUEEN-STREET,
AUCKL A N D
SELEGTED SUM&
assorted Wliito Molo Trousers, F
Fronts and W". Falls, Bell Bottoms
2 bales real Americanall-wool Grey Shirts
3 cases assorted line Whito Shirts, Collars and
Bands
0 cases assorted Tweed Trousers, Spring Goods
3 vastus assorted Tweed Coats
now'
.
eases assorted Vests
2 cases assorted super Tweed Suits, fashionable
1 case Serge Sac Coats, Men's and Boys'
li cases Balzarine Robes and Dress Pieces
1 case Muslin Dresses, in lengths
1 case Mohair and Llama Shawls
1 case Gauze and Fancy Shawls
1 case Shepherd's and Fancy Wool Shawls
2 cases White and Fancy Ribbon, 8 to 30 pieces
2 bales Scotch Twill Shirts
2 bales Kersey Drawers
2 hales Duck and Canvas Trousers
2 cases Fine White Drill Trousers
2 cases Black and Fancy Neckties
1 case Mosquito, Net, and Muslin Curtains
2 cases Super Spring Crimean Shirts
2 bales Electoral and Welsh Flannels
1 case Colored Lonos and Book Muslins
1 case Black and Fancy Super Handkerchiefs
5 cases Serge Shirts
2 eases Blocked and TrimmedPanama Hats
1 case FrenchFelt Hats
cases Crimean and Small Peak Caps
cases Duck and Serge in the piece
-
CIRCULAR-HEAD POTATOES
PRIME
'
NOTICE
GENTLEMEN,
FASHIONABLE
'•
PERSONS
-
being adapted for this Market, and really
~
—
the SAIL-
OT ANTED TO RENT—A HOUSE of five or six
"j\TE \V OPERA BY THE AUTHOR OF 'FAUST,'
mart.
All interested
S
'
REPOSITORY,
STREET,
QUEEN
ON
SALE,
in
Ex ' Flying Foam.'
lots to suit customers,
Auckland Coal Depot,
Queen-street,
Auckland.
COALS !
COALS!
COALS
1
riAHE subscribers arc now prepared to deliver at
notice,
JL short
English Coals ex 'Maxwell,' from London
English Furnace Coke, best quality
Newcastle (N.SAV.) Household
Smiths' Coals, specially selected.
—
To those who desire great heat for Manufacturing
purposes or a really splendid lire, the English Coal
recommended.
is
Country
punctually attended to.
W. J. HURST & CO.,
Auckland Coal Depot,
Queen-street,
(liehind A'aile's National Mart.)
orders
"
r-case Black Cloth Suits
And several Packages Sundry- Goods, all just
landed direct from London,
EX 'PORTLAND'AND 'IRONSIDES.'
"
October"i
_
.
•
mXSJs'
jT xSn
Sr^nS^inKhehen,.,,.,
&
TERMS LIBERAL.
PRIME
&
tSyTlus is one of the best opportunities to lay in
Ne\v and Fashionable fcummer Goods.
N
WI^E~C^LLKai^
-
-
Queen-street
.
JM.
ON SALE BY THE UNDERSIGNED,
Ex ' Lady Young,'
,r. 'lONS SUPERFINE CHILIA
FLOCK.
LV
C. J. STONE & SON.
4:40
'
-
I
SALE,
FOH
A T S,
O ACRES O J? G REE N OCiop*J close to tlie Onehungti ltoad —a Heavy
A GOOD FEMALE
WANTED—
lor Epsom.—Apply ROBERT
HOTEL, Union-street.
generally
\AJ~ANTED
W barf,
2 Ith September, ISOi.
Birthday Presents,
TV rFDDING PRESENTS, Girls
and Boys; also
Presents suitable, for
YV and
Fancy Needle
Berlin Wools, finished and untlnished,
are now Selling at
Canvasses,
Patterns,
and
Work
in
the BEE HIVE Toy and Fancy Repository,
j
"*
Masonic'
—A situation as GOVERNESS, by a
TI
respectable Young Lady, lately arrived in
the colony; good references can be given. Address
0. E., at the Ollice of this Paper.
CANADA BUILDINGS,
MEETING
of the Inhabitants of
Parnell will be held in the Presbvterian
School-room, THIS DAY, the 20th September, at
7 o'clock p.m., to take into consideration the desiraPUBLIC
i
fP HE STORKS of the undersigned will Ik:
JL on IIOXTIAi', TUESDAY, lind WJiyDN IvsDA
« J -ini, -i:]), and sth proximo, for Stork. Taking.
00.
CRUfCivSHANIv SMART,
Au'-kland,
Sept. 20. ISG-1-.
Stalls.
the
NOVELTIES
YART Y
*
.
\\l ANTED—A MAN to make himself
YV useful. Apply to Mr. NIGOL,
Hotel.
AT
T
TAKI XG
ANTED—An Engagement by a Young Man
bred a Working Engineer; lias liad consider-
able experience in wood work, and long experience
:n the management of Coal and Iron Mines.—
Address, IJ. 1)., Shakspeare Hotel, Wyndham-street.
ANTED—An APPRENTICE for
XXf
U
MAKING BUS INESS.—AppIy
CO., Queen-street.
LIAMS
MEETING of the AUCKLAND WATERMliN will br held at the Waitkmata Hotel,
I HIS (Monday) EVEN ING, at 7.30 p.m. sharp, to
The Sansflectum Crinoline
Infants', Boys', Girls', Maids', and Ladies'
TO CARPENTERS AND JOINERS.
Underclothing of every description and exare requested for the ERECTION of
ceedingly low prices.
"a HOUSE in the Alten-road
PARACHUTES AND PARASOLS
Plans and Specifications may be seen at my ollice
In all the new shades
until MONDAY, 3rd October
Tenders to be deliveredat ■! o clock precisely.
LACE AND MUSLIN GOODS—
WRIGLEY,
JAMES
In great variety
Architect.
HOSIERY—
Short land-street.
In all the best makes
interested in the Formation of a
I'RIYA'IE GARRICK CLUB, are invited
GLOVES—
TO CARPENTERS AND JOINERS. .
communicate
bv letter to "TIIEsjPIS," Hi:i:ali>
to
Thread,
Silk,
Fancy
and
Ladies' and Children's
will be received until p.m. of the 3rd
Gauntlets—the Josephine Kid, in all sizes, Oflice.
a
DWELERECTION
of
for
the
choice
finest
only.
cf October,
in the Grafton-road.
LING-HOUSE
TRIMMINGS, HABERDASHERY, AND PERBANK OF NEW ZEALAND.
,
11
I'l-ms ' <!lu ' at 111 V oflice, Victoria-street.
FUMERY—
RICIID. KEALS,
is hereby given that in consequence of
Architect
An endless assortment
the Half-yearly Balance, the Transfer Books
HOUSEHOLD DRAPERY—
ho
closed
from the 2-lth inst., to tho 11th
will
JOINERS.
in this Department will bo found everything proximo.
TO CARPENTERS AND
requisite for Domestic purposes.
By order of thoBoard of Directors,
HENRY .15. MACNAB,
mENDEKS are required foradditions to a BUILDSecretary.
Quceu-strect.
NOVELTIES FOR GENTLEMEN.
I ING in specifications
may be seen at my ollice
ISG-I.
Sept.,
19th
Auckland,
Plans and
September 29, when the lenTHURSDAY,
until
JENKINS & SANFORD will show on SATURo'clock precisely.
to be delivered at 4
ders are
J
DAY, a large assortment of Boys', Youths', and TO Till': ELECTORS OF THE CITY OF
JAMES WRIGLEY,
Men's,.ready made Clothes, Hats, Caps, Shirts, Ties,
Architect,
AUCKLAND WEST.
Scarves, Collars, Gloves, Hose, Braces, Belts, Handks.
Shortlmid-strect.
Arc., »S;e.
ISG-1.
Having observed that Mr.
23,
whole
of
those
Goods
have
been
Tho
September
made to order
ill the Proand are of a very superior Quality, Style, and Finish, vincialDaniel Lynch, your representative
his seat, I luive the
Council,
resigned
has
JOINERS.
cheap,
and will be sold very
for
TO C A REENTERS AND
honor to oll'er myself as a candidate for your euilraCASH ONLY.
ges, and beg to assure you tlmt, if returned, I will do
until 4 p.m. of the
nmrVDERS will be received to
iu my power to further your interests.
everything
(iuccn-strcct,
the
HIBERNIA
additions
30th instant, for
I have the honor to be,
September 2-ltli, 1801.
HOTKL
Gentlemen,
Victoria-street.
-it n\v
my oflicc,,
T>i
Ac., at
Plans,
rjIHE UNDKItSIGNF.D INDENT ON REAYour most obedient servant,
JacnD KEALS,
SONABLF TERMS,
PATRICK DARBY.
1.
Architect.
Auckland, 23rd September, ISGL.
Drapery
General
Ironmongery
&c.
BUILDERS,
"
rjo
Oilmen's Stores
IN THE EST A TP, OF MORIUS HENRY,
Saddlery, Ac., iVc.,
CAMERON, Architect, Surveyor,
to the3rd
111 GH-STRE ET.
From first-class Home Houses.
Builders,
up
Tenders
from
l\'| nv ;t,.s
at
J. 11. BURN3IDE & CO.,
for the erection of TWO COTTAGES
nVyOTICE.—AII
persons having claims against the
Queen-street, Auckland.
Nevvtoun.
i_N aborenamed Estate will please forward them
Cinecitii-r-tioria to be seen at his
alter MONDAY', 2Gth
to tho undersigned ou or before noon on MONDAY,
C A It D
tho 26th instant, otherwise they wiil not be recogHASLETT, Rknt and Commission Acknt, nized.
instant.
has removed his oilicc to the room over Mr.
Persons indebted to this Ivstate will hereby take
'
FOE iiKNT.
Riki.lv's Booksellerand Stationer, Shortland-strcet, notice that the same must be paid to Trustees.
third dcor above Messrs. Brown
Campbell'*.
Any sums paid otherwise after this notice will be
T
sued for in tho ordinary way.
O
ItomM,.with Pump, Tank,
EPSOM HAY.—Delivered in Tons or
JOHN KOBFRTON, Queen-street,
HEX HY ISAACS, Queen-street,
Half-Tons, at £10 per ton.
Order 3to b«
Trustees to the Estate.
left at Messrs. T. MACKY CO.'e, Oueeo-stro-Jt; or
BUTT ANDERSON,
3 let Stpltraber, 18G4.
Qusan-utret'i Wharf. • c E. WOOLEIELD, E^eozu.
TENDERS
\\J
i i
S.
to bereserved at Vauty's.
;
N.B.—No Bonnets allowed in
Boxes 'Is. ; Pit 2s.
"
Tile Ondina Ytipon
Tho Gemma Covered Jupon
ss.
Stalls
8
I
STO C K
Thompson's Patent Crinoline
The Empress's Favourite
"
.
Wednesday.
Caiituin on board, orto_
ALI-'KED WOOLLEi
This verv important department is under the superintendence'of-M rs. Jenkins, and will he found repleto
with all tho latent improvements, in—
WANTED
SERVANT,
curtain rises at
~
LADIES' UNDER-CLOTIIINTI.
'
&
~j\/TR.
LARGE ASSORTMENT OE MOURNING
GOODS.
L E
■
IMMEDIATELY—A DRAPER'S
ASSISTANT. None but experienced hands
.
need apply.—R. IJoun'K, Queen-street.
N OTICE.
~
j
FOR FREIGHT OR CHARTER.
'■•ZszTS&B-
Railwuv."
THOMAS CnEESEMAN,
Chairman of Railway Board.
to
STEPHENSON
-r/J';
—
;
IS CIIRISTJ A NITY FROM GOD
Cam-
To conclude with
T O O D
A
McKenzlb.
"
Hours
"
AUGUST, ISfM,
.
,
'Lenders for the Works will be received until
NOON of MONDAY, the 26th of SEPTEMBER,
ISO-l, and must be endorsed
"Tender for Works on Auckland and Drury
Stalls, 2s. 6d.;
precisely.
JL
Grenadines
MONTESJAN ROBES.
Beautifully Embroidered
PRINTED MUSLINS.
Swiss and Organdie Checks and Stripes,
brics, Brilliants, Ginghams, ic.
Auckland, July 30, IS(>4%
are invited by the Commissioners of
the Auckland and Drnry Railway, for the performance of various Works in the construction of
6d.
equal sexes,
will be paid.—Apply to
Hotel.
Shortly Mr. Geo. Fawcktt will appear as
"CLORINDA" in CINDERELLA,
As played by him for 200 nights.
2s.
rPIIE READING ROOM will be OPEN on and
Parages
Commissioners' Otlicc, Council Cliatnbers,
Is.
CJ3T Doors open at half-past 7
±
AUCKLAND AND DRURY RAILWAY.
ISG-1-.
FOR NEWCASTLE.
SPRING AND SUMMER MANTLES.
PROVINCE OF AUCKLAND, NEW ZEALAND.
CO.
&
EXTENSION OE TIME TILL
26th SEPTEMBER.
Back Seats,
PAIR OF PHEASANTS
WANTED—FOUR
healthy and good.
good price
Masonic
Jamks
in Auckland.
'1 he double character of Fabian and Louis, bv
MR. GEO. FAWCETT.
T HE
BACK SEATS,
WAN
MECHANISM,
never before seen
NOTICE,
Parnell,
(Signed)
rPIIE Fast-suiling Cutter 'GNOME"
a\ :11
sail ior Coromandel via AN ai-
1
>W-l\ heku
on
Eancy Trimmed
Black and colorued Llama, Long and Squares
The Princess Alexandra in Spun Silk, a beautiful quality
Tlio Princess Alexandra, in tho New Montesiun, from 7.-. I'd. to 'Jls.
Black Spanish and Maltese Laco Shawls.
•
HENRY MAULE, A.C.G.,
Military Accountant.
Military Accountant's Otlice,
September 2:2, JS64.
:—
Black and coloured plain Grenadine Shawls
Black and coloured do. liichly Embroidered
Black and coloured do.
do.
*
PANMMURE.
to.
„
This Department will comprise the leading novel-
—
PARISIAN
REDUCTION IN PRICE!!
SPEINa AND SUMMER SIIAAVLS.
7th October, at 10 a.m, at thePost-Otlice.
110 WICK.
Iltli October, at 9 a.m., ;,t the Prince of AYalos' Hotel.
Queen-street. Auckland, will be punctually attended
FOR COROMANDEL.
:
KNIG II T.
half-paet if o'clock.
TXTANTED—A situation as HOUSEKEEPER,
T V by a Middle-aged Female lately arrived in tbo
Colony. Address .Vi'Ji.vNGKii, Hkkald Office. -
romantic
and
TED—FOR THE COUNTRY, A STEADY
MAN, accustomed to drive a Team ofHorses.
with magnificent new Sccnciy, by Mr. Mauley, and Relereneo required. Apply THIS MORNING, to
HENRY ALLEN, STEERS'Restaurant, Shortlandthe
street.
OTHELLO, the Great Drama of THE DUKE'S
MOTTO, and other novelties.
at.
TO PURCHASE—A SiX ROOMED
COTTAGE. Address 8., Herald Office.
spcetude,
IK Preparation,
Half-price
PRODUCTION
;
WANTED
THE CORSICAN BROTHERS,
To conclude with the Drama of
THE CAPTAIN OF THE "WATCH.
the
NEW SPRING SILKS.
We have a Large and very Choice assortment of
Black and Coloured Glace, Eaucy Bayadere, Stripe
Brochcs, Bonner G laces, Sarsenets, &c.
for the
the under-
made
•\
CO.'s,
&
will
to
Q_R AND
—A
"OTA NTHD—A situation as BOOKKEEPER, br
TV
a respectable Young Man. Address 'Alpha,'
Post Ofliee.
OV TILE
on
IRI S H
MR. S. ROWE.
.
.
TREMENDOUS SUCCESS
-
Season Tickets on application to the Management.
SAX L'OK I).
following Departments:—
PAYMENT of PENSIONERS
THE
at
Quarter
be
mentioned Places and dates
ensuing
&
of
CONNOR THE RASH,
TH E
ROYAL.
ALLEN,
in his great, part
THE RASH.
riIHE performance will commence with the entirely
JL
new Drama of
Dresses, Ladies' and Children's Underclothing, l'ara"chutes, Muslin Goods, Men's and Boys' Huts and
Caps. Ready-made Clothes, Mercery, <A'c.
ties
MANUKAU, AYAIUKU AND AYAIKATO LINE.
firm of Francis
»
TO ARMY AND NAVY OUT PENSIONERS IN
THE AUCKLAND DISTRICT.
IT.
WANTED
situation as GARDENER good
references can be given. Address W.,
Hkkai.d OHice.
TO-NIGHT, (MONDAY), SEPT. 26.
TO-NIGHT (MONDAY), Sicpt. 20,
purchased from the Trustees, at a large discount from English invoices, their principal stock of
this season's novelties in Shawls, Mantles, Eancy
Have
J.
will appear
CONNER
The principal part, of these Goods have been
imported direct from E. lionoette and Co.
NOTICE.
1564.
AYAIKATO !
!
MR.
Who
the failure of tho
.IENICINS
PiiontrnToit
OK
Giles and Co., of Sydney, London, and Paris, we
;
WAIKATO AND AYAII'A RI VERS.
'
HOUSES
conseipieiice of
THEATRE
PRINCE OE WALES THEATRE.
SEVENTH NTGIIT OF THE ENGAGEMENT
AND SUMMER
Fou IS(M anii 5.
1
PUBLIC
EXPOSITION
TO TITF. LADIES,
CJ-LXTLEMEX,
ON" S A L E,
THE UNDERSIGNED.
Arri/ETON,
to
AND Tim
noon.
vor freight or passage apply at the Company's
~SV< pai-semrer
GENERAL SERVANT WANTED.—
A GOOD
Apply
Mrs.
Parnell.
PUBLIC OF AUCKLAND.
at
os;>.
Queou-strcet Wharf.
ISG4.
STEAMER
OF
SPUING
ALFRED,"
tons, ISO horse-power, Ookiiox
V.,n.m<xisv. Commander, will he despatched with
flails on SATURDAY, the Ist
}{. r Majesty's
(V;
GHA N D
J. CASEY,
rniir. Inter-Colonial
JL Steamship
MAIL
I'lllNCE ALPBEU."
j j
K- rtvosnised.
EOYAL
|
.yf-iffi' instant,
September 20,
EX
must
duplicate, to the un-
1,1
°
before WEDXKSD AY, the2Sth
at Noon. otherwise
they will not
!
be ,v:ulor ll'
*
i
A LL CLAIMS against this Ship
[DAILY.
j
.
Queen-street.
JToto tho Address—Ths
Hivf,
i
Qucen-ctrset
fSIHK FOURTH QUARTER commences on
October 3rd.
X MONDAY,
.
. £3 10
Tuition in the Senior fcchool .
.20
Junior
.
Board for Bovs under 13 years of age .10 10
„
„
"
above
on application,
Further particulars
1
„
.
.
12
JOHN FLETCHER,
O
Principal.
m, NEW ZEALAKD HERALD, AUCKLAJND, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 1864.
2
THIS DAT.
BOOTS
CONSIGNMENTS.
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 30.
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 27.
BY ORDER OF THE MORTGAGEE.
JONES & CO.
I
JONES & CO.
"Will Sell by Auction, at Brunswick Buildingß, This
Will sell by auction, at their mart, on Tuesday, tho
Day (Monday), 26th instant, at Twelve o'clock,
27th instant, at 12 o'clock,
TRUNKS OF BOOTS AND SHOES, Lota 9
fi) A
and 10, Sec. 12—
Consisting of
.Um.
mWO ALLOTMENTS on Ring's Road, Knpanga,
Men's Sid Boots, E.S.
I with dwelling, known as the Eapanga Hotel.
Men's Memel Balmoral
Youths' Kip Bluchers
Men's Kip Bluchers
Women's Best Felt Shoe#
Boys* "Waxed Calf Boots, E.S.
Girls' ScarletFelt, Lace Front
Child's Patent Calf Strap Pumps
Girls' Dress Boots
actios' Kid Boots
adies' ClothBoots
Terms at Sale.
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 27.
The
Subscriber will sell at his stoics, Fort-street, on
Friday, the 30th instant, at 11 o'clock,
FOLLOWING INVt)I 'C ESj
TIIE
viz.:—
GARDEN SEEDS—(in variety), Dew and warranted
CHEESE—3 casts Chcddnr
CHEESE—(in tins), lino Colonial
SAMS—2 casks
SCOTCH OATS—27 bags
PLOUGHS—I
GRINDSTONES—I2, useful sizes
CHLTRNS—S American
COOKING STOVES—B American
CORN SHELLER—1 American
FLOUR MILL—I American
BUTTER—2O kegs Woollongong
PEARL BARLEY—I 2 barrels
FINE JAMS—3O eases (Adelaide)
&c.
&c.
&c.
BY ORDER OE THE MORTGAGEE.
CO.
Will sell by auction, at Brunswick Buildings, on
Tuesday the 27th, at 12 o'clock,
No. 121 and 125, containing
about 40 acres, adjoining tho Township of
Pokeno, and having a very large frontage to tho
Great South Road, also frontages to Pokeno Stroets,
And the road leading to Havelock.
Thia is a most desirable farm, and will be sold
&
THE TRUSTEES OF THE ESTATE
ALLOTMENTS
reserve.
PAI* E
R
Tho Subscriber will sell at
&
OF
15.
„
17-22
23-21
„
MORRIS HENRY
~
1
do.
G
do.
do.
2
-1
J
A
E,
E
E
T.
3 Light Tip (Sydney) Drays.
THIS DAT.
M
N E W
This Ddv, Monday,
A
11 K
c,.
BAGS.
do. -ISO
do. 2527
do. 156 reams.
£
TOTS DAY.
DAVID NATHAN".
Will sell by auction at the store of Morris Ilenry,
lligh-stieet, at II o'clock, a.m., sharp, This Day
(Monday), the 2(3th inst.,
LARGE Assortment of Crockery and Glass-
A
ware, consisting as
Straw and Mixed Bounds
Rolios and Trimmings
Light Tweed Cays
12-4 Blankets
3.
follows:
—
Chamber Sets
Ewers and Basins
Cups and Saucers
Pudding Bowls
Meat, l'ic and Vegetable Dishes
•Tumblers and Lamp Classes
And—
A quantify of other articles
EXPECTED ARRIVALS.
Eagle Speed, ship, from London.
Foam of the Sea, ship, from Loudon.
Glendcron, ship, from Loudon.
SURPLUS STORES.
Monday, 2Gth S eptcmber.
DAVID NATHAN
Will sell by auction at. his store, Shortland-strcct,
This Day (Monday), the 2Gth instant., after the
PUBLIC AUCTION, IN THE PREMISES Thesubscriber has received instructions from Mossrs.
Terms:—Under £'30 cash; over that amount,
sale at Morris Henry's,
Penney, at Canterbury, to oiler for salo on Monapproved promissory notes, at IS months.
Fort-street,J
day, October 3rd, at his Land Mart,
SURPLUS STORES, ex 'Ironsides,' Capt
rjAHF.
1 Yaux, from London, consisting of—
LATELY OCCUPIED
CITY PROPERTIES.
FREEHOLD.
Biscuit
Kaipara,
and
at
tho
FARM,
SATURDAY,
ESTATE
OCTOBER
THAT
1.
Soup Bouilli
lately in their occupation, with Weather-board
House, Stock Yards, and Out-buildings, thereon
Butter
RATTRAY'S
ESTATE.
IN
Flour
erected. -10 acres of the above property are bush, IS
BX THE
HOUSES, BUILDING ALLOTMENTS,
in fern, 7 acrcs in very fine grass. Bounded on one
Oatmeal
MATAKANA AND PUIIOI.
sido by a stream. The distance from Auckland by
Rice
33
200
by
thoroad
about
and
25
miles
water.
miles,
iicel' and I'ork
&c.
&c.
Ac.
head of cattle could be grazed on tho run round mUE SALE of the TIMBER and SPARS at
Port and Sherry Wines
J. Matakana and l'uhoi has been POSTPONED
about tho farm.
"NEW ZEALAND HERALD,"
Beer
to
Also—
SATURDAY, OCTOBER Ist.
Twenty 400 Gallon Tanks.
Without reserve.
JONES & CO.
ox
HIDINGS & DOWDEN.
SAMUEL COCHRANE,
Will sail by auction, at theirMart, Brunswick BuildWEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 28.
Auctioneer.
ings, on Tuesday, the 27th instant, at 12 o'clock,
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 27.
TUESDAY NEXT, SEPTEMBER 27TH,
DItAP EE Y SALE.
following valuable properMONDAY, OCTOBER 3.
TIIETIiI A N G L E .
ties, VIZ.,
OF LARGE FRAMES and in good FASHIONABLE. "WELL SELECTED, AND
QA OXEN
COEOMA N D E L.
SEASONABLE.
fivsh condition, for Sale on TUESDAY next,
V/
UNION-STREET.
HALF-PAST
10
O'CLOCK
SHARP,
AT
at 11 o'clock.
KAPANGA.
Lot 8, Sec. 44—
THE NEW STOCK OF A DRAPER,
ALFRED AUCKLAND.
Ik AVyndh.vm Stueet,
A Large and Valuable Allotment with two
To bo sold by Public. Auction, nn Monday, the 3rd
newly built Houses thereon, one containing
day of October, at 12 o'clock, at S. Cochrane's
(Who is relinquishing this branch of his business.)
HIS ENTIBE
STOCK
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 27.
Sale Rooms, (Land Department,)
Six Rooms, and the other Four Booms, both
JO H N li I G Gr,
IRON HOUSE, as erected on Lot S, Sec. 22,
T IU A N G L E.
thoroughly lined, papered, and substantially
TIIE
Kapanga Township, and opposite to the "Royal
Has received instructions from Mr. Haufrive to sell
finished throughout, with a good well of
Hotel." The dimensions aro about 21 x 12.
OF
at his Establishment, Wyndham-street, on WedFor Sale, on Tuesdav nest, at 2 o'clock,
nesday, the 2Slli instant, at 11 o'clock,
water.
Qf\ llEAl) LAKIiK FRAMED CATTLE, hair
SAMUEL COCHRANE,
following invoice of Choice Goods, now
luit.'.i
L\J
ry\HE
The allotment has a frontage of 60 feet to Union8
Young
and
Cows
Dairy
opening from their original packages,
Cattle
Auctioneer.
street, by a depth of upwards of 200 feet.
ti head well l'alted Steers and Cows
Ex ' Ironsides' and late arrivals, viz. :
AND OILMEN'S
SILKS anil VELVETS—Ladies' Dresses, in varied
They can be sold either together or separately,
MONDAY, OCTOBER 3.
ALFEED JiUCKLAND.
colours, French and British designs, Ist
now let at 255. and 30s. per week.
class
r
"\\
PARIS II O F
AIKOM IT I.
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 29.
RIBBONS—SiIk velvet, &e., all new, and especially
STORES,
excellent
COUNTY OF EDEN.
THE KEWJLUJKET YARDS.
CLOTHING —In Crimean, Regatta, and other
COLLINGWOOD-STREET.
Shirts, &c., &e.
To be sold by public auction, on Monday, f]io 3rd
P K 1 M F. FA T A H IT RIRI WETHERS
TOBACCO
Section 48—
day of October, at 12 o'clock, at S. Cochraue's
CALICO—Grey, White, and Printed
rilllE CAHGOof the ' Beautiful Star,' consisting GLOVES—Cotton, Silk, and
Rooms,
Department,
Sale
Land
Kid (all sizes)
A very neat and well-built Scoria House, conX SCO WET 11 KliS, tw-thirdsof which are fatt
that improved farm, with than
FISH
any landed lor the Season, for Sale on Thursday CARPETlNG—Kidderminster, Brussels, Druggets,
taining Four Rooms, commanding a splenCOTTAGE THEREON ERECTED,
<S:e.
next, at 1 o'clock.
did view of tho Harbour.
containing by admeasurement. 40 acres or thereBUTTER
COLLARS—Ladies' and Gents', newest and finest
abouts, and being allotment No. 134, in the parish
The allotment has a frontage of 33 feet by 100
EUCKLAND.
ALFEED
made
of Waikomiti, and joining Mr. Vernon's property
feet.
AMERICAN BROOMS
&c.
&c.
The Land is good and near the main road, and
&c.
SEPTEMBER
29.
THURSDAY,
distant from Auckland about twelve or fourteen
;
£'<',0,
Terms—-Under
over
BAGS
miles.
cash
and
that amount
PAPER
ANGLESEA-STREET.
TII E NETVMA EK E T Y A 11D S. promissory notes at. three months, on approval.
SAMUEL
FLOUR
COCHRANE,
Section 48, Lots No. X and 2—
For Sale, on Thursday next, September 20th, at 1
Auctioneer.
o'clock,
Two Building Allotments, of 33 feet frontage
RICE
FAT CATTLE, Auckland fatted
MONDAY,
3.
OCTOBER
Dairy
each to Anglesea-street.
Choice
Cows
f)00 Merino Wethers, from Napier
HAIR OIL
ONEHUNGABEAC] L ROAD.
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 11.
100 F;it Sheep and .Lambs
FA E M A T K A J I'A. E A
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 27.
.
&c.
itc.
&C.
'
ALL
The
AN
QROCEBJES
All
CANARY SEED
To be sold by Public Auction on Monday, the 3rd
day of October, at 12 o'clock, at S. Cochraue's
Salo Rooms (Land Department),
two allotments of land,
being Lots 3 and 4 of a subdivision of Lot A 1
Section 20, of the Ar illaf;e of Onehunga, having a
frontago of 124 feet to Church-street, and 32 feet
4 inches to Beach-road.
A Corner Allotment, fronting Willow-street
and Franklin road, with a five-room Cottage
Also,
Two Allotments fronting Willow-street, and
fenced in.
AMERICAN TUBS
CLOTHES' PEGS
AXE HANDLES
SAMUEL COCI[EANE,
INDIA AND CHINESE MATTING
LINCOLN-STREET,
Auctioneer.
ACCOUNT BOOKS AND STATIONERY
PONBONBY BOAD,
AMERICAN AXES
Lots 63, 65, and 67
Three Large Building Allotments, having a
frontage of 66 feet each to Lincoln-street,
by a depth of 100 feet.
DESIEABLE FAMILY RESIDENCE AND
GROUNDS,
SARDINES
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
100,000 BOXES
NEWTON.
Lots 1 and 2—
Having each a frontage of 35 feet to the Karangahape road, adjoining Mr. Hill's (Baker)
property
Lot No.
LETCHFORD'S WAX
The subscriber has been favoured with instructions
from Colonel MnutAY, (who is leaving for England), to prepare for the sale of
ENTIRE PROPERTY in St. George's
With] a veiy largo list of Goods (for which seo
Bay Road, with comfortable TEN-ROOM li I)
DWELLING HOUSE, Garden, and Pleasure
Catalogue), all to be sold without reserve, for tho Grounds (about two acrcs). Also, Furniture, Horses,
HIS
Jaunting Car, &c., &e,
Being the corner lot of Karangahape road and
Dublin-street, and one of the best business sites in Newton; all these allotments
command a fine view of the harbour.
Lot 33—
33 feet to Dublin-street, depth of 109 feet
PLATE AND PLATED-WAEE,
HORSES, HARNESS, SADDLES, AND
JAUNTING CAE, by Nugent, of Dublin,
&c.,
Ac.,
etc.
MATCHES
benefit of his Creditors.
3—
Full particulars in a future advertisement.
SAMUEL COCHEANE,
Auctioneer.
Owing to theextensive nature of the Sale and tho
THIS DAY.
labour required, the services of
FURNITURE SALE.
Two Auctioneers
Lot 64—
HIDINGS & DOWD E N
42 feet frontage to Edinboro'-street, running
back a considerable depth.
hare been retained for the whole day, commencing Will sell by auction, This Day (Moudav), at 10
o'clock prompt, in Grey-street.,
FURNITURE and EFFECTS of Mr.
AT
BAIRD.
PONSONBY ROAD.
HALF-PART TEN O'CLOCK, SHARP.
Terms—Cash.
Two Allotments fronting the Ponsonby road,
THE
THIS
substantially fenced, and in grass
Flags will bs placed
on the allotments
TERMS:—
Under £30, Cash;
oyer
Tferms
easy/
date;
DAY.
HUNGARIAN BOOTS.
that amount, approved Bill*
to tho satisfaction of tho Trustees, at three months
JL A Y I»I A E
K E T.
English, or 1-1
tons Colonial ; is fitted with
ballast water tanks, steam cranes, and every
other modern improvement. Her length is
205 feet : beam, 28 feet 4 inches ; depth of hold,
10 feet 4 inches ; draught of water, when deeply
laden, 10 feet.
WOOL PACKS ON SALE.
TTIIRST WOOL SALE on Fridav, November
4 th.
H
ALFEED EUCKLAND.
RIDINGS
&
DOWDEN
Will sell by auction, This Day (Monday), previous
to the Salo of Drapery,
inn
-L \J\J
sKi'TEMiiEH
—
CLEARED OUTWARDS.
SEI'TEMHER
tons, Ross, for the Great
Barrier, with sundries—1 passengers.—Owen and
Graham, agents.
24—Emma, 20 tons, llerriot, tor Kennedy s Bay,
with sundries—4 passengers. —llioinas Bussed,
agent.
2-I—"Volunteer, 22 tons, Suliivan, for Mahurangi and
the Hot Springs, in ballast—ipassengers. A\ inks
and Hall, agents.
2-1— Shamrock, 23 tons, Currie, for Wangapoa, in
2-1-—Osprey, schooner, 50
ballast—2
2-I—yea
passengers.
Belle, 28 tons, MeGechie, for Mahurangi, in
ballast—2 passengers.
21—Comet, 17 tons, Martin, lor Pulioi,
passengers.
24—Folly, 17
A'B E S HUNGARIAN BOOTS,
Without Ros6rrc;
in ballast
.
tons,
3
.
Thomson, for Mahurangi, m
ballast—4 passengers.
2-I—Statesman, barque, 205 tons, Coysli, for Sydney.
—Gillillan and Co., agents.
24—Amateur, schooner, 'Jo'.l tons, Longmuir, tor
Newcastle, N.S.W., via Tauranga, with 200 tons
Commissariat goods to be lauded at Xauranga.
Henderson and Mae-fai-iane, agents.
IMPORTS FOREIGN.
N.S.W . : 207
cattle, J. Roberton and Co.
EXPORTS FOREIGN.
_
Per Xanthe, from Newcastle,
head
morning of the lGth inst., and had tine weather
throiiii-henit the passage. Made the Three Kings on
Wednesday !-st, and has had a strong head wiinl
down coast.
Arrived in this harbour at 9 a.m. on
Saturday morning last, making the passage in eight
days. She brings a- cargo of 267 head oi cattle, in
good condition, consigned to Messrs. J- Kobcrton-und
THE XANTHE
Co.
Is at present in the Cattle Trade, for which she lui3
Tims again, this line steaii.e-r- lias- proved herself an
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 17.
proved herself admirably adapted, and would be a admirable vessel for canying cattle, and her ace regret to
comodation
for such arc excellent.
our
great
acquisition
YARDS.
THE NKWMA RKET
to
learn that she . will shortly . leave our shores tor.
Cor.oxrAL .Steam Fleet.
.
,
England.
For sale at auction, on Thursday, November l'fth, at Her Speed tinder Steam is about Nine Knots, and is.
Capt Scott report's that no eattlc would be shipped
one o'clock,
remarkably easy at sea.
:i
to this port for the next fix- weeKs.
from
Newcastle
fTIWELVE First-class Short Honi BULLS, rising
The barn lie- Kato Waters, from this port, had arrived
_l_ 2 years old.
FOR POSITIVE SALE.
oil'. Newcastle heads, and received orders to proce'eu
Bted hy Robert Graham, Esq., the get of ' Haveon to Sydney lor overhaul. The s.s. Neptune had
loek' and the ' Earl of Marc h.'
At the City Marl, St'-, George-street, Svdnev, been taken oil" the cattle trade. The sh'P W
Several of these Bulls are pure-bred, being out of
Tuesday, lltli October, at 11 -o'clock.
had arrived at Newcastle from Auckland,-26 dajs
Imported Cows.
out.
Sin- had touched at. Roekhampton, but
L. E. TIIRELKELD & CO.
what purpose it was not known. . .Capt. Stewart
ALFEED AUCKLAND.
Have received instructions from Messrs. Goodlet and. reported having badly sprung his foremast.
Smith, to sell by auction, at their rooms,' City
Tho s.s. Star of tho South, Captain Anderson,
-Mart, Sydney, on Tuesday, 11th Obtober, at 11
THIS DAY.
arrived in harbour again from Napier via t'l
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o'clock,
Tamuki, at an early hour yesterday morning. She
At 12 o'clock, This Day, Monday.
rpHE Fine New Al at Lloyd's, Clipper-Steamship left Auckland on the' 1-itli' instai-t, at I'3o p.m.,
_L'XAN T H E , '
rounding. Cape Colville at 7'3op.ni., with a high sea
liV
(ISO tons register, 1)00 tons burthen, with all the
but light "breeze from the N.K.; rounded the East
GEORGE SIBBIN,
modern improvements.
Cape at T'SOipaii. on the 15th, and passed made ot
At his Mart,
Portland Island at ll'JO a.m. on the Kith,
Intending purchasers may have an opportunity of at Napier the tame day. Left Napier on the 22nd
ALLOTMENT AT R EMU ERA
inspecting the steamer to Auckland, prior to her deat noon, and had a light breeze from the .N.K. up >o
containing One Acre,
parture for Sydney, where she will be sold.
the East Cape, which was passed 'at WIS a.iu. on
]3 Acres near Otahuhu.
the 2i!rd ; li-om thence had brisk South and SouthTerms Liberal at Sale.
west winds the remainder of the passage, and armed
A l''arm of lot) Acres at iilahurangi.
in tho Taniaki at o - -!0 p.m. oirSaturday last, the
has again been most fortunate with her sheep, hating
AUCKLAND
RACES.
lauded
10i?o without any loss. Mr. Slierson is ft
liberal.
ANNUAL
Tenns
passenger bv-the Star of the South.
186-3.
The
s.s." -Susannah Cuthbert, Captain Dixon,
JANUARY,
T'o COME OFF 2ND OK
THIS DAY.
arrived in harbour from Port VYaiknto yesterday
by
the members morning.
She sailed at 2.30 p.m. on ihursday Ihs'i
OCKEY CLUB PLATE (given
N E W M' A E K' E■ T.
p.m. the tollowii'S
of the Auckland Jockey Club) ot £200, witlv a rounding the North Cape at.
day,
and had tine jveather throughout. A large ship,
of £10 each-added ; if three horses start
This Day, Monday, 2(ith. September, at half-past sweepstakes
Weight for age • three standing North, was seen oil' the lien and Chickens
stake.
tosave
the
second
Ins
oiio o'clock.
heavy
miles. Nominations, enclosing £5, to be addresseil on Saturday night last. Capt. Dixon reports athat
lU
under cover to the Secretary of the Auckland .lockey sea 011 the bar at.the time ot his leaving, andtow, the
STYAK & HUNTER
Club, at. the-Chtb-room, Auckland, on or before the crossing the bar he had two schooners in
hue
tow
the
Nebueh;idiic/.Zi)r.
auction,
by
During
mill,the
sell
when
Will
15th November, l.Sti-i. and the balance on the night of
were driven among
LOT OF WELL FATTED CATTLE, fron; general entry. Weights: Three-year-olds, 7st. 7ib.; suddenly parted, uiid. tile vessels
out
four-year-olds, 9st. 51b. ; five-year-olds, lOst. ; six and the breakers, but happily oiicceeded in getting
the Count.
.
agedj lOst.-lib. Mares and geldings allowed olb., without any casually.
100 Fat Sheep and Limibs
lett
au
HarrS,
Tho gunboat gaudily, Capt. '11.
and a further, allowance of 2llis. .iC maidens.
Dairy Cows
at noon- on Saturday List, aud called at v
•1 Springing Heifers
Other events of the Meeting will be duly ah-.'
Ilea ej
Pune. on her way .'to Auckland to laud Mr.
nounccd.
.
Dairy Cowe and Storo Stock
allotmec.-j
tho
vho in '-'.V.-ouV to matfcp.ut tho
BP,
enrreyof
WOOLFIELC,
A lot of Two-y.enr-old Steers
4255
thro-tif-h
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JJswstMy; tusl'e; At S.c.aj.-j
ytcra Bhccpi 2fnt. «mtt Stpxs.Pigo, &s. ( hit
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PRELIMINARY NOTICE.
—
And about
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 4.
Those
ENTERED INWARDS.
24—Volunteer, 22 tons, isullivan, from Malitiraiigi
and the llot Springs, with -14 tons firewood—l
passengers.—Winks and Hall, agents.
24—Albatross, schooner, 86 tons, Braund, from Tauranga via Mercury Bay, with 54,000 feet sawn
timber—l passenger. —Cruiekshank, Smart and
Co., agents.
2-I—Sea Belle, 2S tons, McGeehie, front Mahuraiigi,
with CO tons lirewood.
2-1-—Cornel, 17 tons, Martin, from Pulioi, with 30
tons lirewood, 100 IVct house blocks—3passengers.
2-I—Xanthe, s.s., 578 tons, Scott, from Jiewcaslle,
N.fc-.W.—,r. Robcrton and Co., agent.-.
24—Fanc-v, 27 tons, Johnson, from Tauranga via the
Big Barrier, with -1(1 tons lirewood—2 passengers.
J. Salmon and Co., agents.
FOR SALE BY AUCTION,
The Fine Al (at Lloyd's) new Steamship
Statesman, for Sydney: —251S bags wheat, 4110
'NAN T lIE,'
bags tlour, (originai cargo from Chili), order.
GS'J tons Registrr, carries 000 tons dead weight, 1-1-0horse power ; bunkers carry 120 tons coal; her
ARRIVAL 01" THE S.S. XANTHE.
consumption of coal is from 10 to 11 tons
The 5..-. Xanthe, Capt. Scott, left Newcastle on tho
A LERED AUCKLAND.
THE
day
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BAT.
Fat and Store Pigs
AN HOTEL.
PROJECTED DEPARTURES.
:—Prince Alfred, s.s., lstprox.
For Newcastle. N.S.W.: —Prince Ed want, brig, early.
For Melbourne :—Fiying Squirrel, schooner, this
For Sydney
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pbeemjln'S
SITE FOR
Glendower, ship, from Loudon.
Hercules, schooner, from Newcastle, N.S.W.
Ida Zcigler, ship, from London.
Jumuu, ship, from London.
Kate, barque, from Sydney.
Lady Bird, s.s., from the South.
Louis and Miiiam, brig, from Otago.
Loclmagar, barque, from London.
Morning Star, ship, from London.
Mataoka, ship, from London.
Nimroud, ship, from London.
Randolph, barque, from Leith.
Surat, ship, from London.
Seiuon, barque, from Foo Choo.
Sutibcam, barque, from Adelaide.
Talbot, ship, from London.
Alctory, ship, from London.
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ELIGIBLE
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"WILLOW
PIPES
Albert, barque, from Newcastle, N.S.W.
Albatross, schooner, from Tauranga.
Aplirasia, steamer, from Dunedin.
Annie Laurie, brig, from Glasgow.
Ana Catliarina, barque, from Valparaiso.
Bella Vista, barque, from Melbourne.
Bessie, barque, from the Sandwich Islands.
Bella Marina, ship, from Sydney.
Flying Squirrel, schooner, from Melbourne
11.M.5.5. Falcon, from the Kawau.
Guadalette, barque, from Adelaide.
Ladv Young, ship, from Valparaiso.
Lapwing, cutter, from Tauranga.
Mary Warron, .ship, from London.
Novelty, p.s., from Manukau.
Osprey, schooner, from the Barrier.
Portland, ship, from London.
Prince Alfred, s.s., from Sydney.
Prince Edward, brig, from Guano Island.
Pakeha, brig, from Sye'ney.
Papeete, brig, from Tahiti,
Southern Cross, schooner, from a Missionary
erui sc.
Success, schooner, from Napier.
Sea Shell, ketch, from Napier.
Star of the South, s.s., from Napier.
Susannah Cuthbert, s.s., fiom Port Waikato.
Sandfly, gunboat, from Tauranga.
Xanthe, s.s., from Newcastle, N.S.W.
Ardbcg, ship, from London.
British Trident, ship, ironi London.
Colonibus, ship, from London.
THIS DAY.
This Day,
AUCKLAND.
ARRIVALS.
Xanthe, s.s., from Newcastle, N.S.W.
Sea Shell, ketch, from Napier via Poverty T> aT
Star of the South, s.s., from Napitr.
Susannah Cuthbert, s.s., from Port Wailato.
11.M.5.5. Falcon, from the Eawau.
Sandfly, gunboat, from Tauranga.
DEPARTURES.
Statesman, barque, for Sydney.
Amateur, schooner, for Newcastle via Tauraun..
Bengal, barque, forNewcastle, N.S.W.
Albert William, ship, from London.
Terms at Sale.
Grey and Wool Jumpers
Huckaback and Long Cloth
Flannel and Hosiery
Auctioneer.
COWS.
IN THE ESTATE OF MORRIS HENRY.
"Winceys and Mohair
Llama and All-Wool Shawls
„
September, at half-past
STYAK & HUNTEH.
"Will sell by auction
JIIIST-CLASS DAIRY
Indigo Drillings
„
2Gtli
OF
VESSELS IN HARBOUR.
E T.
one o'clock.
„
his
MONDAY, OCTOBER
M
ST YAK & H TT N" T E K,
Will sell by auction
FIRST-CLASS SCARIFIER.
~
SAMUEL COCHRANE,
WILL SELL MX
DOWDEN
"Will soli by unction, This D:iy (Monday), the 26th
inst., at 11 o'clock,
"I n C A S E S DRAPERY,
Consisting of
■L&
Boys' and. Youths' Vests
Mens' Summer Vests
Washing do.
Tweed do.
Superfine do.
Union Tweed Trousers
Boys' mid Youths' do. do.
Men'B Blue Sergo Coats
Superfine Black Frock Coats
Shooting Coats
Extra do. Sac Coats
Heavy Tweed Trowsers
Alpacca Umbrellas
Silk Umbrellas
Men's Brown Cotton Ilalf-hose
(Jirls' Perth, Scarlet, and Black Hoso
Youths' Gray Knit Half-hose
Huir Nets, Assorted
Colored Cotton Glovcb
Men's Regatta Shirts
Crimean do.
Fancy Repp Skirts
Patent Dress and Mantle Holders
White Union Damask
Shepherds' Plaid Coats
Cotton
Elastic Bells
"White Berlin Gloves
Drab Gauntlet Gloves
Colored do.
Norway Doc do.
Habit's Colored Kid (!loves
llipple Cloth, Various Colors
"White and Black Cambridge
Forfar
50 Pieces Prints
„
Stores, Fort-street, on
Friday, tho 30th instant, at 11 o'clock,
(By order and on account of those concerned),
1 BALE PAPER BAGS, -17S lbs.
It.
NO.
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JONES
Cr EOCE ES,
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This Day, Monday, 2Gtli September, at half-past
one o'clock.
„
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 30.
TO
KALE.
~
Auctioneer.
POEEIfO.
&
PORT
THIS DAT.
]NT
—
SAMUEL COCHRANE,
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 27.
DRAPERY
RIDINGS
Shipping Intelligence.
Salts im
THIS DAT.
EXTENSIVE Til AD E SALE.
COROMANDEL.
AND SHOES, TO CLOSE
Sales Iw
Saks irjr
Bales hg
Sales b|| faction.
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Commercial.
AUCKLAND.
The Customs Revenue collected at the Port of
Auckland icr the week ended the 24th instant,
amounted to £'2677 It's. 3d.
Totol Import of cattle into the I'ort of Auckland
The fiaUu
from Ift July, ISG4, to September -4th, inclusive.
Value.
.~JG,004
150
219.... 3,?00
21)2.. . .
3,400
2....
£43,7 it
Heraft
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SEFTEMHtII.
ToVal
Jill reff,
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24— Pl a he. s.s., 41fi tons. AVhetler, from Taraiiaki.
and the South, with 1 keg beer, Emit; 1 case, 1
spring curt.
Gchests ton, Harris; 1 part-el.
Fusaie ; 2 do.. Robertson ; 2 cast's, Harris , 1
;
trunk. I;rov.r.
1 box. lilachmore ; 1 "bug: chrome
ore, Dr. Pollen ; 4 carboys acid, 1 Lale cork,-?,
:
Olilliam
11 trunks boots and shoes. Isaacs & Co. ;
and a quantity of cargo ?hort lai.ded at Taraiiaki.
Gib-on, Siglev, Hill, Seed,
Passengers—
Baymcnd, and Bradley, "Mr. and Mrs. Harrison,
Messrs. "Wigstraw, A. L. Thompson, G. Young, T.
Hiniiisan. Greenberg, Mrs. Mayes and 0 children,
Mrs. McDonald. Messrs. Heed. .T. O'Brien, T.
O'Brien, sjcolly, Martin, J. M urdocli, "W. Murdoch,
la. Christopher. Mr. and Mrs. Kelsall ami -V cliiidren, K. Kelly. Keotle, G. Shepherd, H. "Watson,
Mulljohn. Co'bert, Hood. "Wuhan. Kichwds, Hofford, Higan, Wright. McNeil, Micliael O'Neil, C.
McDevertv. —I.G.K.M. Co., agents.
21—Ahuriri, s.s., 131 tons, Shuttlevi-orth. from the
South, with 1 trunk, De Wolf; 1 case, 1 keg,
Ker. "Wallis ; 1 ba<; bacon. "Wayte : 1 kit, Lciuhton. Passengers—Air. "Wil iains, Mr. Turton, Mr.
Stewart, Mr. Nero. Mr. Fuller.
JCo.
2,730...
THE SOUTHERN PEOTTNCES.
the Plieebe,' which arrived on Saturday itt
the Manukau, we have received Southern'files toU
latest dates. The seat of Government Commiset ' If holde
they
"";r
f
o,lers
sioners were then on a tour of inspection through
stocks and ib Prospect > as lfc is certain with present
the Province of Marlborough, and their arrival
°f other early arrivals, that
the advan
pl#W f V
was daily looked for by the .N elsonians.
.
be
From "Wellington there is no news, and front
U S: le
a c,io yesterday of the Chilian flour,
Otago
are
little,
sorry
say,
and
that
to
little,
we
nt At i|
X Alko I'lionidykc, realized from £15
is none of the best. In another place will be
to £19 per ton. The
cargo was 1160 tons.
seen the list of bankrupts whose cases are now
Freeman's Bay.
James Curtis, a discharged soldier, late of before the Court—between seventy and eighty
the sSth Regiment, died last night, about 11 in number.
METEOROLOGICAL
OBSERVATIONS
VTe have Southland papers to the 12thinst.,
AT Tll K OIISEK
0 clock, at his residence, in
Cliancery-street.
VATOKY, AT AUCKLAND,
We understand his death was caused by exces- and extract the following from the Daily News
FOK IHK WRKK
KXDING 22ND SEPTEMJtKK, 1564.
of that date: —"The General Government has
Latitude 3i»®so* 0">" S.. Longitude 174°50" 40" K
sive drinking.
ilejghtabove (lie Sen, 140 foot.
Caution to Single Women.—The New so far eouie to the further relief of the province,
as
to extend over at least another month, the
Caledonia
notifies
JMonitem•
that Frenchmen
Daily JIeass.
"Wind.
E
married in the colonies under forms of JSnghsh arrangement entered into with his Honor
law, are not considered legally married, and during his late visit to Auckland. This has
Thermometer.
recommends such to comply with the French placed auadditionalstmi of £15,000 attlie scrrice
£
Direction.
of the local Executive, which will, we believe,
law, according to the Code Napoleon.
An absurd rumour is going the round of the bepartly applied to the liquidation of outstanding
§
2
15
a3 1 s
m§
arrears, and partly to the further prosecution
press,
Australian
that
Madeline
the
Smith,
£
-5
;
g.
■reputed poisoner, and Mrs. Brown, the late of the railway works. It is understood that
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4
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paramour of Gardiner, the bushranger, are one reasonable grounds are afforded for the expec"5
H
g
3
<i
and the same individual. Our readers will tation of additional and enlarged assistance, but
remember that a short time ago we republished great reserve is maintained as to the tenor of the
lrom the English papers the particulars of. the eoirinuuicaiions that have been received on
16 29.G35
10.
(11.25 , 5S.75
N.K. N.Avj 4 ,0.15
death of Madeline Smith andlier husband.
this subject from Auckland. All that the public
29..-.SS
1:3.55
.(107
17
5910.
X.E. N.\V. 2
Two men namedEldersliaw and Young, were I are at present pormitted to know, is that a
ehargedin
the
Police
Court
IS 29.S2G
on Saturday, by Capt. j favourable disposition exists with reference to
59.9
05.75 j 8.5
N.AV. AW 5.5 .205
Lienor, withdisobcdiencc of his lawfuleommands ; a province that- has shown such a spirit of
Sydney.—By the s.s. 1 Xanthe,' from New19 29.SS7
So.2.
1 .071
57.1
5.5 "NV.
AV.
castle, we have received two days later Sydney on board the barque " Bengal,' on tho passage enterprise, and such faith in its own future, and
20
29.901
f.5.5
50.2
0
.053
news from Sydney. The telegrams will be from Sydney to the port ot' Auckland, and were of whose abundant resources and capabilities
S.W. I S.W.
sentenced to be imprisoned for four weeks, with none who are at all conversant with the circumfound iu another place.
21 ."0.075
57.05
51.S5
3.5
.S.
S.E.
0
stances of SoutliJaiid can doubt. Probably the
bo convcyed to the port whero the steamer
Mechanics' Bay Road.—A public meeting hard labour.
oy.
Committal fob Trial of the Prize j nature and extent of the assistance to be given
22 o0.051
5S.5
S.
0 .01S
calls. Common sense, one would think, will be held this evening, in the Presbyterian
S.K.
E.
to us by the General Government, in the proand four .Persons present at the
would say, first enable the settlers to get to School-room, Parnell, to take into consideration Fighters
Notk.—Clouds;: 10 ig an overcast skv, and 0 is a cloudless
the Resident Magistrate's Court, ! secution of public works that are of fully as
tho port with their produce, by making tbe advisability of forming a road from Parnell Fight.—ln
sky.
much
colonial as provincial importance, will in
Saturday,
on
named
and
Cooper
Hill,
two men
llritomart. The meeting is likely to be
>V'ini>.—Force: The maximum pressure in 24 bouts in them passable
roads and bridges, and then to Point
lbs. and decimal parts ot* lb. ou the square foot.
were charged with having committed a breach some measure depend upon tue success with
a very important and interesting character.
will arise the question of steamers fetching of Sudden
which
of
the
the 2few Zealand loan is negotiated at
peace, in being principals ill a prize light
Death.—We regret to state that the
that produce
but to send the wile of William Richardson, a blacksmith, in which occurred on the 13th of September last, Home. At all events, the continuance of the
TIME BALL.
steamer first is something very like putting (he employment of Messrs. Yickery and Mase- on the Great North Road. Richardson, Thom- present financial arrangement will operate as a
The Auckland Mean Time when the Kail dropped yesterday morning was Mi. Urn. us. Ditto Greenwich Men if Time
the cart before the horse, and not very much lield, died suddenly at her residence in Grey- son, Alilner, and Dufty, were also charged practical relief, and help to carry the Province
Uh. 2uu. 4t»s.
S. J. WILLIAMS,
dissimilar to asking a man chained at one street, at about I) o'clock last night. "We shall with aiding and abetting ths same. The through its temporary difficulty. We have
Suiale's Point.
prisoners were each committed to take their everything to hope for from the opening of the
end of a room to partake of refreshments be able to give full particulars in our next.
The Supreme Court sat for a short time yes- trials at the ensuing sittings of the Supreme railway as far as Wmlon."
GENERAL POST OFFICE.
put quite out ofhis reach at the other. If the terday.
however,
No
business
transacted.
Court; bail being allowed them in two sureties
Mails close as follows—
two or three hundred a month, or whatever The Sheriff returnedwas,
a writ of attachment of .£SO each, and themselves in £100. We
THE RACE BALL.
For the Australian (.'clonics and United Kingdom, per amount it may be, that will be proposed to
against John Rattray, bankrupt, indorsed nun cxl congratulate the community of Auckland on
s.s. I'lincc Alfred, on Saturday next, Ist October, at 10
be paid to a steamer for doing no public- in rentit.l. The Court adjourned to Friday next, the above fact, and iu tlicir name wo thank Captains Trench, lieeve,and Green, Lieutenants
a.m.
and Creagh, and Mr. De Burgh Adams,
"\V. COKHKTT, Chief Postmaster.
work, were expended in making a net-work to give time for further consideration on the Air. Commissioner Naughton and the police, Toogood
the Stewards of the Military Bace Meeting, to
of good passable roads, along which drays part of the creditors, as to the steps that should for the firm stand which they have taken in the whom the pleasure-loving public are indebted for
NOTICES OF SALES, MEETINGS, &c.
could ordinarily be taken and produce transbe taken to wind lip the estate. The criminal suppression of the first of these disgraceful oc- three days' excellent amusement in the openair,
Tins Day.
ported to a market and turned into hard business will be proceeded with on M.ondaj currences.
crowned their efforts for the enjoyment of their
, by Mcj.-is. Hidings and Dowdcn, in
Salt* of Furniture*
Commercial Crisis in Dcneiun. —The fol- civil and military friends by organising an in(.rev-.-treet, at 10 a.m.
cash, so much needed by tho country-settler, morning.
lowing. lrom the ~l)aih) Times, ot' the loth inst., door
The Loan.—The I reas of the 17th inst. conSale of Landed Propeity. by Mr. George Sibbin, at n a.m.
the
of
it
Jele of the most charming character, in the
in
especially
early
his
apery,
career,
stages
&c., by Messrs. Ridings
Sale of Hungarian l»oots, Di
tains the following -.
We omit leading matis the list of cases for hearing at the insolvent commodious rooms of Coclirane's Buildings, in
Dowden. at 11 a.m.
would do infinitely more good than it ever ter
to-day other than this brief notice, to make sitting to have been held on the 19th instant, at Fort-street, on Friday evening. The large hall
&c., by Mr. D. Nathan, at the
Sale ol Crockery,
can possibly do by being paid to a steam-ship room for the English mail. We beg our readi-torcs of Morris Henry,
at il a.m.
tlie Supreme Court House, IJunedin :—James in which the land sales are usually held served
Sale of Surplus Stored ek ' Irons-idt*,' by Mr. D. Nathan, company
to induce them to run a steamer on ers, however, to give their most careful atten- David Jones, James and George Burgoyne, as an admirable and well-proportioned ball-room,
after thesale at Morris Henry's.
Sale of Hoots and Shoes. bv Messrs. .Tones and Co.. at noon.
a lino which they feel will not pay them by tion to the letter lrom our own correspondent Joseph Lnngley and Stephen Coxon, Thomas a
temporary lobby being thrown out under the
Sale of Cattle &c., by Messrs. Styak and Hunter, at Newmarthe mere passenger and goods trallic along -on New Zealand affairs. 'Ihe whole truth is Wright Rowc, Charles Fairweathcr, Armand verandah,
the walls tastefully draped with a proket, at 1:0011.
Meeting of the Auckland "Watermen, iu the Waitemata
that line, unless, indeed, the object be to now out. Mr. Bcader Wood, in the last gasp Augan, John Augustus Pctherick, William fusion of
and banners, the columns
Hotel, at half-past 7 p.m.
we bedistress,
Robertson,
of
financial
has
what
Robert
Hawkins
William
adopted
Bishop
wreathed
with flowers and greenery, and tie
the
steam
not
to
company,
benefit
I*ublic Meeting in the Presbyterian School-recm, Parnell, at support
to be the wholly illegal course of putting Evans, Joseph Grey. David Black Sorley, John otlices at the end converted into snug little
7 p.m.
the country.
facilities for produce to lieve
Give
a million of the A;3,000,000loanon the market. at« Lewis Ellis, Maxwell Strange Watt, Alexander
Meeting ot Lodge St. Andrew, at the Lodge ltoom, "Fortboudoirs, inviting to a quiet game ofwhist, or a
be taken 10 a shipping port in quantities i(i.scuun/
sirect. at hait-pnst 7 p.m.
rent. The result was, that he Mackenzie, George Philip Fellows. Joseph Balcoy flirtation, as tastes might determine. The
of
Lecture by I ,r. Walter Douglas, in the Wesleyan Chapel, that will pay ships to go and fetch it, and
!!
,£'4,(iOO
linger,
those
Talk
of
James
William
M'Holland,
!
terms,
Doughty.
got, even on
Hidi-stvcet, at 7 p.m.
great incentive to gaiety—" plenty of light"—
Prince of Wales Theatre. "Connor the Hash," "Captain of supply and demand will unerringly work a General Government, guarantee after this ! It Andrew Lockie, A\ illiam Hallidav. Alexander was amply provided lor by an abundance of
the M ateh." at halt-past 7 p.m.
llill
question
proto
the
and
law.
be
whether
lurtlier
Telf'er.
Cornelius
O
Hara.
Daniel
grave
Morton,
will
a
according
regular
unvarying
kerosene lamps. The adjoining saleroom,
large
Hoyal,
Theatre
"'ihe Corsicuti Brothels," and "TheToodles." at half-past 7 p.m.
Let there be a demand, a trade for a steamer, ceedings than mere ousting from oflice should Joseph Aarons ; second hearing, Joseph .Henry also decorated with draperies, formed a capital
against
Whiting,
be
taken
Minister
who
has
thus
Greville
and
Edward
lilliot,
not
a
Henry
lounge
without
and a steamer will soon appear,
ami promenade between the dances. The
violated the law." The portion of the letter al- John Yorston. Samuel George liieh, James supper wns laid in the large ante-room of Mr.
MARRIED.
making away with the money that should go luded
nAKKISON—CLKMKNTS—oiI the 13tli September, at the
Pearce,
the
loan
is
Frederick
Horatio
liobert
Evans,
to more specially relating to
as Henry
Jackson's otficc. and the excellenceandrcc/terc/ie
to other purposes, to make it do so.
re?idence of the biiiies lather, by the ttw. J. W. Wallis,
follows :—"lt seems strange that the agents Osbourne Carrick, Henry Morwith, James Bendid great
Wc?leyan Minister, Hvnrv Harrison. ofOnehunga, AuckWe need instance only the company now for Crown colonies should have selected such a nett, .John Pullar, Angus M'Rao, Joseph Foord character of the viands and wines
land, to Kiiznbetli. youiiffeM daughter of Mr. George Clecredit to the caterer. Mrs. Darby, who supplies
forming for placing steamers on the Manument?, late of Canterbury, N\ Z.
time to make a proposal to raise another Wilson and George lliomas Greg Wise, Leslie the garrison mess.
kau. A trade is springing very rapidly into million, unguaranteed, of the .£3,000,000 au- Kendal Morrison, David Wilson, Samuel John
There were nearly three hundred guests
DIED.
existence there, and will constantly increase. thorised by the Act of the General Assembly J allies Symonds. William Garthwaite, Ralph present, among whom we noticed—
I.OND. —At hLs residence, on Sunday, the 25th instant, at
George
Whybrow,
last
here
still
William
James
p:unful
Shaw,
the Criterion Hotel. Jlobson->tre t. aft- r a short and
MMnhigh
The demand thus proved, is calling out a
session. The rate of interest
Aliss Cherry, Colonel M'iNeil, Major and
iHne>s*. Mr. Jame.- Curtis 15ond, ageu -lo y« ars.
supply of the article in request without any (the Bank of England raised its rate of discount tosli. James Thomson l'etrie. Kwen M'Coll, Mrs. Pitt, Dr. and Mrs. Mouatt, Lieutenant
The la< eial will Ica>e his re>iUerec on Tuesday
yesterday lrom (j to 7 per cent.) the uncerCooper, William Waterman M. Hill, Captain and Mrs. Green, Mr. andMrs.
Wise.
John
Henry
p.m. 1-rier.ds will please accept this intimation.
teeth
of
the
of
all
as yet
running 111
CAMJ'.Li:.—At Auckland, 011 the :Mth September, Kleanor attempt
would Dunbar. Morris Coleman, James Moorhouse; Tabuteau, Captain ami Mrs. lieeve, Captains
lessons taught by political economy and tainty whether; any imperial guarantee
Mary, infant daughter of l.ievit. Colonel Gamble, C.IJ.,
be given at all the obvious inference that if the iirst hearing. William Hilton, John Graham, Spain, Swan, and Jenkins, Captain and Mrs.
Dt puty QuartcniKL-ter-Ciencal.
common sense, bv asking the Government Home Government gave a guarantee for a part John Carter. Archibald Douglas. George M.unro Bruckenbury, Lieut. Cowey, Captain and Mrs.
to aid the speculation by paying the specula- only, it. might be because they doubted the se- and Robert Cotton, in re Henry Hill's insol- Peita. Mr. iCeimedy, Dr.. Sirs, and Miss Home,
NOTICE TO CORRESPONDENTS.
so much a month out of the taxes raised
curity offered for the remainder; the absence vency, James and Edward Lainbton, Edgar Mr. Kenny, Mrs. and Misses Thompson, Mr.
The letter of **fme who inuif hit* that lie lia* a Claim oh Land tors
taken 1rout the llebels" ehall appear in eur next.
bv the general body of tho people. Nothing so of any evidence that the sum to be borrowed Hall, Mathew Sharley, Frederick Martin, and Mrs. Petlar. Dr. and Mrs.' Peake, Lieut.
Thomas Powell, Uobert Day Bust, Stephen ILurst, Captain Anderton, Mr. "White, Colonel
foolishhasyet beendonesofarasweknowbythe would be expended in reproductive and rethe known failure of Douuan, James and Henry Miller, in re George and Mrs.-Mould. Mr. Styak, Mr. Jones, Major
new company. They are commencing it on munerative works
TO ADVERTISERS.
Eagle, Alexander Synge. Colonel O'Brien and ollicers of Military
commercial principles,
and
fair not Otago to raise .£200,000 ; and last, not Davies' insolvency, Henry
least, in my opinion, the distrust created George M•Combe, in re John Switzer's insolTrain. Dr. and Mrs. Temple, Colonel and Mrs.
Tiia.nks to the support of the Mercantile and General Public
trying to dip their hands into the public in the city by the non-ratilication on the part vency, William Draper. John Davidson. George Barstow,
Ollicers of Boyal Engineers, Commisof Auckland,
purse to enable them to divide handsome of the Colonial Government". of the Panama Mouat Keith Clarke, William .Roebuck. Shad- sariat and Purveyor's Departments, Major and
jMciv j£cafan!)
dividends among themselves. There can be contract, negotiated by their own Postmaster- racli Edward Uobert Jones, John Woods,Louis Mrs. Bowdler, Major and Mrs. Tighe, Mr.,
no doubt but they are acting wisely and General. Ail these considerations must, one Cramer.
Mrs. and Misses Drake, Mr. and Mrs. Medley,
31 as now rcachcd a
would have thought, have prepared the Crown
BCKA FIDE CIRCULATION SECCKD TO THAT CF NO OTHER JOURNAL IN correct!}', and we trust that the childish and
The CANTiciiuviiY ' Pkess' and the North. Captain and Mrs. -Xowlan, Mr. and Mrs.
and
the
Colonial
'Treasurer
for
the
failure
THIS PROVINCE,
selfish and unbusinesslike habit of prnate agent
—The leading article of the J're-ix of the 14th lloven, Messrs. Lefit. D. Graham, Davelson,
As a reference to our Subscription List will prove.
comcontains the following paragraph. Surely the W. "Weaver. Bailey, Osmond, G'iS Teil, Stoney,
speculations running to the Government for of their proposal. Failure it was, most
plete and humiliating. The amount tendered writer must have intended to have used ihe Crawford, Cochrane, J easom, Lewis, Forest, Capt.
a monthly present of a portion of the taxaWe have been induced to make this statement, having heard
hardly
be
worth
for was so insignificant as to
words
hern ramsi-d, instead ot the word and M rs. Saunders, Major and Mrs. Bly th, Capt.
that persons connected with other journals, canvassing for tion of the country, will cease to be heard of
notice, and the amount accepted as above the jbrtlu/d, in the last sentence. Had he done so, and Mrs. Creagh, Colonel, Mrs. and Misses
advertisements, have endeavoured to create an impression that
and
Those
of
to
an
things
belong
mentioned.
minimum (SIO per cent.) was under JL"4,000. Four there would have been both sense and truth in Sillery. Mr. ami -Mrs. Ludwin, Captain and
the circulation or their own journals was larger than that
ihe Xnv
llkkalii.
infantile state of knowledge, they must dis- thousand pounds, instead of one million 1 It is the remark :—" The latest news from the North Mrs. Holland, Captain and Mrs. Horan, Major
We take this opi«rtuiiit.v of intimating to the advertising
of
maperception
before
the
clearer
bard
ol
tho
distributing
appear
to understand how it can still be expected, is remarkable for nothing except the silence of and Mrs. Campbell, Major and Mrs. Greaves,
public that the system
e 2UB3EA3L3D 1,3
apparently, that English capitalists will lend the public press upon all questions of pressing His Honor the Superintendent, Mr., Mrs., and
ture age.
©iBAT'iS,
their money on this security at a rate equivalent interest. We hear nothing as to the progress of Misses Goring, Major, Mrs., and Misses
ON AI/TLRNATK DAYS,
to .t's lis. (id. per cent, when the (i per cent.
the war. Actual lighting has ceased. Some of Keatley, General Galloway, Mr. and Mrs.
EXTKSSIYIXY hOTil IN TOWN" AND COUNTRY,
THE RUNAWAY PRISONERS.
(.£SOO,DUD) loan of the same New Zealand Gothe insurgent Natives have surrendered tlieir Holt, Captain and Mrs. temp, Captain, Mrs.,
llkuauj will coni<< still adhered to, and that the price of the
' i'alcon'
arrived
harbor
Wliitaker,
in
on SaturTuk
This
shows
vernment is quoted at 101.
quotation
arms ami accepted the Government terms. They and Miss Mitchell, Mr. and Misses
tinuc to be
')
the
and
Kawau,
Mr. and Mrs. Morton Jones, Mr. Mrs. and
cent,
night
brings
per
from
fall
its
of
from
its
a
in
8
or
day
value
have been leniently treated, and hopes are enterTEN SHILLINGS PEE QUAIRTEK,
and
Mrs.
Lock,
Mr.
intelligence that the rebel prisoners who price last year, when it stood at IDS) to 110. as tained that our forbearance and moderation to- Miss Outliwaite, Major
one-third less than thatof the other Auckland daily jounials
daily and steadilywards them may induce the other insurgent and Mrs. J. Collins, Mr. and Mrs. Dacre, Mr.
as our (.t.jcct is the extension of our
escaped from Sir George Grey's keeping at high as similar Victorian securities."
.
and
Mrs.
Mrs.
and
Miss
Shawe,
Churtou,
on
Mr.
incre;tsing circulation.
Saturday
held
observe
was
we
Inquest.-—An
inquest
example.
follow
their
But.
either there or
tribes to
The intelligence. Political and Commercial, will, sw it aas that island, refused to return
Hotel, before T. Al. no indications to that elleet, and we are not and Mrs. Jarvis. Colonel Weare and officers of
given at the
the more fertile spot since oilcred to them last at the Clanricarde
hitherto been, lit; of a reliable character, and
to
s()th
and
Mrs.
Gisborne,
Mr.
.Regiment,
Major
into
the
death
M.D.,
I'hilson, Esq..
to enquire
earliest opportunity.
without apprehension that the Northern Island
of our
by the Governor through the interpreter of a child named Elizabeth Hawkcs, who was is
Ward-room and
Having entered into the occupation
in danger of passing into that state of chronic Miers, Mr. and MisstheBeale,
and certain Maori go-betweens. At the found dead iu its bed about lialf-past live o'clock disturbance
vessels of war now in
which is neither peace nor war, but Gun-roum ollicers of
Jleu) and Extensive (Premises,
&c.
harbour,
are
a
on
they
erecting
pah
present
moment
It
that
the
child's
civilization.
and bavins erccted
appears
on Saturday morning.
which is fatal to the progress of
The entertainment was one of the most sucthe top of a hill some hall-mile from Mr. mother on waking found it dead beside her. It The probability of such a result was foretold by*
NEW MACEINEBY AND PBESSES,
cessful, in every way, that we have yet had; few
and imported per ' Irousidcs,' Irom liOiidnn,
was proved that she was quite sober on retiring those who opposed the war policy." Micklejohn's house, at Omaha.
the dancers dispersing until the whole of the
of
a
day's
oilier
Materials
tired
with
hard
bed,
though Very
to
The Finos! Slock of Jobbiiw Type and
I'rintiii!?
From this spot they will not budge, assertSale ok Landed Pkovekti" by Mr. BuckThe jury returned a verdict "That the land. —Previous to the horse auction on Satur- following long programme had been performed
YET JiIiOUGHT TO NIIV ZEAUSU,
an unlucky omen work.
that
it
is
considered
ing
by the line, well-trained band of-the 43rd Begt.:
we are prepared to
deceased infant died of convulsions."
anil containing the newest indevices,
the Haymarket, several parcels of land Quadrilles—lioyal Boudoir, Scotch, Old Lancers,
day
among them to leave a work unfinished
a style to be surpassed by no
execute ali kinds of rrinting
Performance. —The Theatre Royal were at
Amateur
Buckland
; but only
sale
Mr.
Colony.
by
offered
for
iu
the
is
commenced.
"We
are
other establishment
after it
once
and .English Lancers; Valses—-Hunt of the
is to be given up to-night to the Military a
proportion found purchasers. 11l Fairies, Faust, Dreams of Childhood, Buy
aware that such superstition prevails Amateurs, who'will play two popular pieces, the small
village of Dunstan—lots 07, US and (!9 Bias, Maud, Kathleen Mavourneen, Spray of
also
we
are
the
native
but
of
the
ladies
of
the
mind,
in
professional in James-street. brought 'Is. 3d.. ss. and
assisted by some
the Ocean, First Love, Dew Drop, YillageHose,
aware that in such cases they usually company. As the proceeds are to be devoted 7s. per foot.
In Mr. Foley's township at
finishing to the fund for the relief of the widows of Otahuhu, lots IS), "21 and 22 iu Cracrol't Queen of Poses, Maid of the Valley Galops—
the
dilLleulty by
get over
Burlesque,
Harmony,
Bell, Express,
met
Stewart,
lately
and
who
sergeants
ligan
the work in the slighest possible manner.
street, fetched 12s. and 20s. In Pratt-street,
SPECTEIIUIt AGEXBO.
to see a
Village.
the present instant however, they are their deaths so suddenly, we hope
Give everv man ibinc car, but few thy voice:
In
sec. 2, 30, <10, 41, 42, 43, 14, 45, were sold
Take each man's ccnsuro, but reserve thy judgment.
at 35.. 18 at 3s. 3d., and 38 at ss. Od. A large
uon.tinu.iug the erection of the pah as sub- crowdedattendance.
This above all, —To thino ownsclf be true;
Theatre Royal.—The performances of tho eight-roomed house opposite the stockade at THE SEAT OF GOVERNMENT
And it must follow, u» the night the day,
stantially as when they lirst commenced.
COMMISSIONERS.
were
Brothers"
and
Tlie
Toodlcs."
Corsican
then
be
to
man."
any
.
t
with two acres of land attached, was
Thou can 4 -not.
false
They .say, that when they have finished again repeated on Saturday, and drew a largo Otahuhu
put up at .£SOO, but there were no bidders. These gentlemen are now at Picton, and we
and
food
come
it
then
receive
who
their
1864.
will
21,
they
signified
SEPT.
till
audience,
and appreciative
take from the Jlur/borough Press of tlie 17th.
AUCKLAND, MONDAY,
The property at .Newton was postponed
and clothes, with which it seems that satisfaction with the acting and with the mecha- next- Saturday, when it is to be sold without inst., an account of their travels. Certainly if
they expect we shall still continue to nical eliccts in the most unequivocal manner. reserve.
anything were meant to come of this commisSUBSIDIZING STEAMERS.
on
by far, more right than either
supply them. Seven of them, it is said, The Corsican Brothers" seems to improve
An accident happened on Saturday evening in sion, Picton has, become
home
A fair, one of a series intended to tnlcc place are
are
more
at
actors
the new capital. She
repetition—the
every
and
of her rivals to
named
a very precarious state of health,
boy
Copeland,
little
in
to
a
Victoria-street,
"Wangaric
held
the
in
lately
quarterly, was
iu their parts, and the mechanism ot tho who was
level lands, neither of
leading a horse and cart has a line harbour andenjoyed
iu
are till more or less sull'ering from ft
they
engaged
for
there
not
order
to
account
In
smoothly.
works
Few
more
spectral tableaux
by Wellington,
district."
which advantages are
scarcity of food. . Their present diet con- better picces have been placed before an Auck- down that street towards Queen-street.forIt and
in all respects she is far in advance of Nelson,
a
being a larger number of cattle brought to
seems the boy's attention wlis drawn aside
which they procured from a
a settlement. There would be
age,
in
as
except
the tair, it was stated that lVoin the want of sist of maize, chief, who has some seventy land audience.
struck
shatt
liim
the
left
hand
when
neighbouring
Final Jlueak-ui' of the Flour Monopoly.— moment,
passing this advantage in fixing on Picton as the Seat
roads,—-tracks would be the right word,
knocked him down, the near wheels \\
the bushels at his settlement and probably they The arrivals of flour at Melbourne have been and
e are of Government, whether the capital be rejust above the ancles.
legs,
his
over
and bridges over creeks, the settlers in
and
800
too.
moved from Auckland or not. Tlie Northern
very heavy. 35,000 bushels ot wheat
to say however, with no more serious
neighbouring district were unable to bring have procured armsis and ammunition but
happy
received
lrom
of
breadstull's
have
been
and Southern island can not remain much longer
will tons
His Excellency still at Kawau
if the want
results than a few bruises.
the?r stock to market. Now,
and
the
Star,'
' White
the
under
the same Government. We will not perper
England,
it is expected, return by the ' Miranda,'
Prince ok Wales Theatre.—The manage- mit the Southern men to intermeddle in the
of internal communication is so great that
The ' Falcon ' Chilian llour, 1100 tons, ex ' Alice Thorndykc,' ment
to-morrow or the next day.
issued
a most attiacti\ e
driven
of'
this
Theatre
neighbouring
be
to
a
Cl'.)
realised
from
£15
of the Native race whose dwellings
to
per ton.
cattle cannot
on Saturday management
should like to know leaves again for the Kawau this afternoon.
Tenders for the erection of a house in the bill of fare fer the performance
are iu our island, and from whom we run
fair, in consequence, we
tlieir
endeavours
tor
of
these
ives
and
rewarded
nat
were
iit,
his
Tho
determined
resistance
personal risk should ill management produce
Alton Road, have been called for by Air. W rig- ni'
how a settler could take his potatoes,
connot to return to the Kawau has, we believe, ley, and will be received until 4 p.m. of tho 3rd b\"an' excellent house. The programme
another war. When therefore the separation
butter, cheese, and other heavy agricultural
an entirely new drama, by the great comes, as come it must. Picton may still remain
sisted
of
Excellency
his
to
aii'eet
as
far
so
chagrined
proximo.
the
carts
or
country in
Jhon
fame.
Mr.
produce across
of
sensational
play-writer
The Escort Tragedy.—By our corresponthe capital of the Middle island. Wellington
is impassable even his health. We can quite feel for Sir George
Connor the Rash,
Boucicault, entitled
wa"ons, when that country
cannot remain the capital of the Northern, nor
positionin which dent's letter iu to-day's paper, it will be seen or
after a few showers of rain. It is Grey, inthe very responsible
Irish Knight, in which Mr. Allen added can Wellington be allowed to unite herself with,
the
the
ot
oi
body
jury
the
the
on
inquest
that
import their duplicity and ingratitude have placed private Donovan, returned verdict of justili- another laurel to tlie fame of his reputation. the iddle isiand. We must keep our future
a question of the utmost possiblo
a
-M
should have shown so little reis an excellent piece,
Connor tho Rash
it is one that has been too Jong him. That they
able homicide."
self-contained in itself, and Wellington
aiieo
genius; the kingdom
>T;irdto onewhoprofessestobe theirbestfriend
Watermen have, we per- though not of the sensational
must, willingly or unwillingly, remain a portion
The
Auckland
| overlooked, and there is great danger lest
plot goou, and
the
conceived,
shrewd
well
are
to
enough
for
are
they
the
is
their
situations
ceive, called a meeting of tho members ot
strange,
of it.
! it will continue to be overlooked, to
the tex.t graceful. Mr. Barry was quite at home
know that the responsibility of allowing calling lor the consideration of important bu»iThe Coiumissioneis, accompanied by His Honor
! very serious injury, not only of the indivifalls entirely on his Excel- - -' ness. It will be held at the Y aitemata Hotel, las Count Olieiibauer. Mr. West's make up as the .Superintendent, Captain iiuillie (Speaker), Air.
escape
them
sealed,
to
hermetically
who
thus
are
indeed
acting
and
Yolpoue,
dual settlers
Baron
he
volunteered
rather
tlie
clock,
or
Godfrey (a member ot the .Executive), and Mr.
j and will commence at half-past seven 0
settlements, lency, inasmuch as
throughout the piece was excellent. The chaas it were, in these back
Baillie," Harbour Master, proceeded on boaid tha
on taking them out of the hands of p.m., precisely.
the
insisted
was
in
placed
of
Province
heroine
interesting
to
the
the
injury
'Kangatira,' on Wednesday morning, shortly after
but also
Newton Litlhauv Institute. —The reading- ructerof
Ministry, the latter, at the time
who did ten o'clock, for the purpose of making an inspection
Fanny
Young,
the
Colonial
of
Miss
afford
to
leave
these
able
hands
"We
cannot
the
room of ihismstitutionwill, we perccive, be open
at large.
that
all
and
Miss
resMaggy of the several localities in the bound.
for receiving an assurance
to the part;
tc members on and after to-day ; the hours of full justice
pioneer settlers to struggle and struggle
The ' Kangatira' proceeded as far as the Grove,
in the matter was removed from attendance are from six o'clock till ten o'clock in Griffiths was most comical as the Baroness
victory against overwhelming odds, caused ponsibility
of Nan where tlio Commissioners and the gentlemen attendthe
Maoris
left
The
farce
moment
roaring
shoulders
the
of
the
their
Buckramstern.
neglect
the evening.
bv our own negligence. This
concluded
the
t selling's
Nothing."
ing thein went on shore, and remained for some timo
Tenders for tho erection of a dwelling-house the Good for
of communication in the the Hulk. As if the responsibility of the
Mr, Daniels, Mr. Clitiord. making an inspection of the place. The party having
internal means
were net sulHcient for Sir George— in the Grafton Road, will bo received by Air. amusement, in which
exescape
of
wasteful
a
t-ho dteamcr's head Vau turned
„
piece
fact,
gone on board agai
Province is, in
und. Miss Young, were n* funny as of yorecomes the still greater responsibility o.f how Heals, until 4 p.ra. of tho 3rd October.
travagance. It keeps down improvement,
By
away;
ENTERED I>C "WARDS.
Xew South "Wales
United Kingdom
Victoria
houth Austmlia
A aj; named Henry Hearnden was arrested
on Saturday afternoon charged with stealing a
horse from a Maori whose name is unknown.
The prisoner will be brought before tlie Ilesident
Magistrate this morning.
"V agkancy.—A wretched-looking man, named
Joseph Shaw, was taken into custody yesterday
evening on a charge of this description.
Joseph Fletcher was apprehended yesterday
morning, charged by Margaret Barns and Maria
Friek, with stealing a frying-pan from a house in
—
ONEHUNGA.
OF
he shall act, knowing where they are, and
hndiug them obstinately persistent, in remaining there. There are but two courses
to pursue—the one, to allow the onty fruit
ol the liang;iriri slaughter of our troops to
slip through his hands, and this in a way
that will bring tenfold more humiliation
upon us, and loss of prestige to our arms
and manhood, than a dozen affairs like the
(rate
l'ah, —the other to follow them up and
perhaps provoke a war in the jVorth. It
would look ill in England for the Governor
whose special mission was the peaceful
solution of the native dillieulty, to cause by
his own act the lighting of a llame in the
hitherto peaceful iVorth—and sooner than do
this, His Excellency wiU> we think, cat any
amount of dirt—allow the rebel prisoners to
remain at large—choosing their own residence, and will probably supply them with
clothes and provisions into the bargain.
Who can wonder thai/ the natives despise
and undorate us. ' There is an old saying
let well alone," and we think his Excellency
would have acted wisely had he left the
Maori prisoners in the safe custody of the
Colonial Ministry, instead of making them
his own special charge.
;
«.
SiTteniKT.
A schooner was signalled throughout yesterday,
but had i ot arrived in harbour at a late hour last
night. She is supposed to be the Hercules, from
Newcastle, the lOiti instant, with coals.
PORT
it repels from instead of drawing population
to the uncultivated lands of tlie Province
it checks production ot articles and produce,
either for homo use or exportation; it
prevents, therefore, the real wealth of
tho
country irom
being developed,
and condemns us to see property that ought
to bring us in a large revenue in many ways
lying idle and unproductive,and also retards
the Mow ot emigration to the Proviuco. Tho
neglect ot facile means of inter-communication in the Province, is simply an unmitigated evil, and might be a policy dictated
by some evil genius who rightly knew that
so long as he could secure this neglect, so
long could ho put a ' heavy drag on the
onward march of improvement.
But to return to the special case under
review. As our readers are aware, there is
proposal to pay a considerable amount
monthly to a steamer for making trips between Auckland and certain placcs on the
East coast, among the rest "Wangarci, so
that this neglect of roads and subsidising a
steamer leads to this, that wo refuse or
neglect to make roads and bridges, in order
to enable the back settlers to get to
the coast Avith their produce, even with
cattle, let alone vehicles, and then we
pay several hundreds a month for a steamer
to go to that coast to fetch away tho agricultural produce, which is lying miles away*
because there is no road along which it can
■
sea next. day.
The barque Statesman, for Sydney ; Bengal, for
Newcastle. N.S.W. ; and Amateur, "for Tauranga :
have all taken their departure.
Ihe ketch t'oa t>liell, Capt. Harris, arrived in
harbour on Saturday morning last from Napier via
Poverty Bay. bringing a cargo of produce and sheep.
lhe barques Oler.shee anil Cassina both arrived at
Newcastle from this port on the 1-lth inst.
The s.s. Alexandra lett Turunaki at 4 p.m. on the
•JSni, for Kaglan. Waikato, aad Manakau.
She niiiy
be expected in the Manakau to-day.
'lhe s.s. l\angatira with the Commissioners on
hoard arrived oft" Kelson on the 22nd, at noon. It
is understood that they will proceed thence to Sydnev
by Otapi on the ."id. proximo.
The Kvx of ttii: s.s. Otago yiiOM Sviinkv.—lnadvertently we erred in notifying the time the Otago
took to complete her late rapid passage from Svdnev
to Nelson,
t-he left Sydney Heads on Thursday
morning at 7 o'clock, and cyst anchor at Nelson on
Monday at noon. Making allowance for difference
of time, about an hour and a half, the passage was
thus completed in the short period of 4 days S. .1 hours,
giving an average daily running of 284. miles, or
within a fraction of twelve miles an hour during the
whole pss.-age. Scnutimes the I itago was goinsr at
•fce rate of H miles an he nr.—t Coioiii.-f, 23rd
3
NEW ZEALAND HERALD, AUCKLAND, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 1864.
SYDNEY.
i
°
rag
:
Vail passage; at 4 a.m. of the 25th was off Cape
Colnlle, and arrived here at 7 a.Tu. yesterday
morning, after a passage of J 7 hours.
The Sandlly brim's
the following passengers:—Major St. John, Ist Wailiatos; Messrs. Burke, Burfield, and Pure,
68th
Kegt. ; Messrs. Lang, Buckland, and McFarland •
'
and 6 rank and file.
The I.R.M. Co.'s s.a. Phwbc, E. Wheeler, from the
Southern Ports, arrived in the Mamikau on Saturday
at S-30 a.m. She left theBluff on the 12that 3
arriving at Port Chalmers on the 13th at 8 a.m.
Left
Port Chalmers at 3 30 p.m. on the 15th,
encountered
strong Northerly gales and head sea to Lyttelton,
where she arrived at 3 p.m. on the 16th;'loft, the
next day at 2 p.m., experienced a continuation of
adverse weather to "Wellington, arriving there at 11
a.m. on the 18th. Left Wellington at 11a.m. ou the
15th and arrived at Picton at S pan. ; left again at 2
a.m. on the 20th, and arrived at Nelson ut. 11 "a.n"
l lie same day. Left kelson at 4-30 p.m. on the
"2nd. and under steam only reached Taranaki in 16
left again at 6*15 p.m. and arrived
hours:
here as
above.
H.M.S.S. Falcon left, the Kawnu on Saturdav
night last, and arrived in harbour at 1 a.m. yesterday
morning. Mr. White and two others are passengers
.
I'T her.
'The s.s. Wonga Wongaarrived at Napier from the
South on Thursday last, and was to leave for this
port a few days atter. She comes up to commence
the Northern route.
The schooner Flying Squirrel sails for Melbourne
this day.
The s.s. Claud Hamilton, Captain Macliin,
sailed
from Nelson for Melbourne on tlio 19tli inst.
The barque Kate. Captain Sherlock, had not sailed
from Sydney for this port on the l.ith inst., hut was
announced in the papers as positively to proceed to
.
Butter. Demand very limited for Cork. Colonial
of fine qualitv commands more attention.
Tobacco.—The sale to-day at the auction rooms of
M'Landress, Hepburn, and Co., -was not so great a
success as the la=t, still a fair proportion sold at lull
prices.
DfNEDIK
PltOljUCF.' ItEI'OKT.
.September o'h, ISGi.
ot tho
The stock of proyincial oats in the hands
none now
farmers is still heavy, but as there is
are
hand
on
supplies
heavy
coining in, and the
preatlv Tcduced, tliere is some prospect of a market
have
been
lots
Several
at remunerative prices.
placed at 33. lOd. to 4s. The prospects for the enThe oats
suintr season are all that could be desired
wel ,
and wheat sown during the -winter :ire looking
for
condition
excellent
the land ploughed early is in
working, and the farmers are getting their wheat and
being
in
manj
oats in rapidly, sowing machines
that m no
ca.-r-s employed". It miirbt be mentioned
sowing
former season have so m.mv com and turnip
J here are
Duncdin.
machines been purchased in
take w-Um
some complaints that the clover does not
ot the
the cat crop, owing, no doubt, to the looseness
soil. A great quantity of new land lias been broken
proTokomainro,
alarge
up this season, especially at
portion of which will be put under wheat.
yd
2a
to
Bran.—Small lots bring Is
Carrots.—£4 to £7 per ton.
Chatr.—Supply equal to demand. A\ e quote io
tC
Gram.—Little or none in the market. Price
of
market is well supplied with hay the
the best quality, chieily from Green Island and
Taieri, which sells at £7 to £8 per ton.
Small
Maize.—The mnrket_is still quite hare.
.
lots are worth Gs 9d to 7s
town.
in
4s,
delivered
Oata.—Provincial, 3s Gd to
good samples
Onions are still scarce, and no really by
auction at
Yesterday a lot sold
■ire to be had.
a good
low,
and
The stock is now very
an
quality is in demand. Price, £9 to £10, Willi
~'ilav.—The
..
„
iiiclinjition to ;tdva.neo.
Turnips.—£4 to £C per ton.
Whf-at.—So
lew
transactions are taking pluce, that
it ii diilicult to quote
a
price.
It ETA I L IMJ.IC.ES.
September Oth, 186-1.
Biscuit
Bread and Flour.—Bread, Is 4lb loaf.
(cabin), Cd per lb. Flour, 4(1 per lb.
mutton,
lb;
Butchers'Meat.—Beef 8d to lOd per
Sd to iOd : pork, Is per lb veal, Is per lb.
lresli,
Daily Produce.—Bacon, Is to Is (id ; butter,
2s 3d to 2s (id ; ditto, salt, 'Is 4d to Is IOd; cheese.
s
Colonial, Is Sd; ditto, English, Is 6d to Is 8d; £gK
fresh, 2s to 2s (>d ; ditto, imported, Is 9d to 2s; ham
Is (id to 2s : milk, lOd per quart.
Poultry.—fowls, 10s to 12s per couple; oucKS
tx
12s p,.T pair; geese, 15s to 18s each ; turkeys, los
30b ; rabbit 3, 4s to 12s per pair; pigeons, Cs to oi
per pair,
;
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"
"
"
—
r
I i'or°cattle
I
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:
:
;
The New Zealand Herald
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...
placed at lis.
!
[From the jrilntxs.l
The weather has rather interfered -with business
to-day, still a fair amount has been done.
Flour. —.Small jtnrcfcls ol .Adoluidc htV%c chjxngpcl
hands to-day at £26 to £2(i 10s.
moderate business has been done in this
article at'ls. ?d. to 2.=., duty paid, for fair quality in
chests and half-chests.
Bottled IJeer. —A parcel of 2GO cases Bvass stout
]
OTAGO.
«<
[DAILY-
THE NEW ZEAIAHD HEBALD, AUCKLAND, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 1864.
4
sound and proceeded "down tire Sound to Xiong
Tsland; but immediately before reaching the spot an
incident occurred ■whicnica.used a long- detention.
It was about Ifalf-past two o'clock when, at a
•considerable distance, a vessel was descried close in
shore with Tror lore and top-gallant. yardß down, and
her mainyard boused. At the time, it was blowing
a full half gale of wind. Tho Eangatira immediately
bore down, when it was ascertained that the vessel in
listress was the brigantine Rebecca, which had left
Ais port two days before. She was on a dead lee
shore, having through the night, dragged both
anchors. Mr. Baillie, Harbour Master, readily
receiving the consent of the Commissioners to act as
he thought best in the emergency, went on board the
brigantine with Mr. Liardet's boat, and crew. The
vessel was in great danger, and it was not certain at
what moment she might drift on to tho rocks. A
warp was conveyed on board, and by a skilful
manoeuvre executed by Capt. Mundle., the sttamer
was brought to tho bow of the brigantine, wheli slio
■was towed off into open water.
It is right to mention that Mr. Love's boat's crew, from the whaling
station at the Sound, rendered most valuable assistance. The ' Bebecca' being carried out of danger,
tho ' Bangatira' returned back to Picton, arriving at
■the wharf soon after dark.
On Thursday the Commissioners started for Blenheim but, before arriving at tho "Wairau, they were
informed by a gentleman, whom they met on tho
way, that it would be impossible to cross the ferry.
Acting upon ipse dixit tho party returned to Picton,
when it was shortly after ascertained that there was
nothing to have prevented them going through. Mr.
Eyes and Mr. Sinclair, who had left Blenheim to meet
the Commissionershalf-way, came on to Picton, and a
gentleman connected with our establishment rodo
through Blenheim in a little over three hours.
In the afternoon tho Commissioners, accompanied
by the Superintendent and Capt. Baillie, embarked
in Mr. Liardet's boat, and paid a visit to Sliakcspear
Bay and the localities surrounding it, returning
early in the evening.
Yesterday the Commissioners went through to
Blenheim, and during tho earlier part of their drive,
they must have experienced some very rough
vmther.
;
SUPREME COURT. —Saturday.
(Hefore Hit Honor the Chief Justice.!
lIT BE JOHN HATTItAY.
His Honor took liis scat on tho Bench at ten
o'clock.
The Sheriff made a return of a writ of attachment
against tho person of tho bankrupt, endorsed non
iiireritaa.
His Honorsaid the writ Would have effect; at any
time. The authority given by the Court of Chancery
were plenary in cases of this kind, tho object being
the realization of an estate I'or t-lie benefit of creditors.
The only question now was what steps should bo
taken to wind up the estate. He thought tho best
was to adjourn the Court to give time to the creditors
to consider nnd suggest to the Court by what action
this object might be most conveniently attained.
Mr. Beveridge cited the 12th section of the
Debtors' and Creditors' Act, as giving tho Court
power to order assignment, if it should seem fit, to
ono or more of the creditor?'.
His Honor: That proceeds upon the assumption
that ordinary course of practice lias been adhered to,
where the bankrupt has been examined, wliero his
release follows, and where one or more of the creditors
have been petitioners.
This case, however, is
different. The bankrupt's examination had not been
concluded. Tho bankrupt had been petitioned, and
was not present, or within the authority of tho Court.
The whole of this Act of Parliament is built upon
the usual practice being observed, and it contemplates that release shall lmve been given before
assignment shall be ordered. In this dilemma, 1
think there is no other alternative than for the Court
to adjourn with tho object I have stated.
As the
criminalbusiness will be proceeded with on Monday
next, and will last some days, I propose that the
further hearing of this case bo adjourned to Friday
Edgecombe's on the Great North _ Boad. I saw a
crowd assembled to witness a prize tight between
tho prisoners Cooper and Hill. Tho priseners Bichardson and Thomson woro seconding Cooper, and tho
prisoners Dui't.y nnd Milner, wero seconding Hill.
I accompanied tho Commissioner of Polite into the
ring and ordered them to desist. A Iter a low scrambles they obeyed us. I cannot say of my own knowledge whether they
went
out
for tho purpose of
fighting or not.
Thomas Stephenson, deposed: That tho fight in
question was for the sum of £25 n-sido.
This closed the case for tlio prosecution.
The prisoners reserved their defenco.
His Worshipremarked that this was the first, and
ho sincerely trusted would bo tho last, circumstance
of tho kind that would occur in Auckland. Prize
fights were most disgraceful exhibitions in a civilized
community, and ho trusted tho means which the
policc hud adopted would have tho efl'cct of putting a
stop to such proceedings for tho future.
Jivorv
person who had been present at tho fight in question
was liable fo tako their placo where the prisoners
now stood, as aiding and abetting a breach of the
peace.
His Worship here cited a case in point:—" Persons
who aro present at a prize fight, and who have gone
thither with fho purpose of seeing tliopersons strike
each other, aro all principals in tho breach of tho
peace, and indictable for an asfault as well as the
actual combatants, and it is not at all material which
martial law so simplifies the Civil Government of
this province, which is virtually embraced in llie
town of Kow Plymcuth at present, that there is
positively nothing to attend, to except tho Harbour
Dopartuient; anil yet, with a costly staff, tho expinso
of which exceeds the revenue, although we import
everything, grossest inefficiency and ruinous
disasters aro dealing rapid death blows to
If I dwell on
this most important interest.
this subject longer than at first glance may
it
is
because
I avail myself of
appear necessary,
this independent channel to say that which ought to
have been .-aid long ago. A high marine authority has
recommended that we should have night lights, in
order to communicate with vessels lying in the roadstead when danger threatens, or to give warning to
go to sea or hold on, or whatever the necessity may
be ; yet, although not one earthly exception can be
taken to such recommendation, action expires in imbecile communication with the Provincial Council.
One day last week four men, military settlers, were
committed for trial fcr stealing a cask of ale from the
canteen at Potoko. The magisterial inquiry was
conducted with closed doors, the Press being also excluded. Tiie law, it is true, gives power to magistrates to conduct such preliminary inquiries in this
manner, where they think the ends of justice will be
furtherinsured by so doing. I am not aware, however, of any facts in connection with this case which
would support the Bench in tho exercise of this unusual power. The Herald of last Saturday has taken
exception to the course pursued by the Court in tliis
case, and calls attention to the fact that the accused
men aro liable to some six or nine months' incarceration in the infamous den called u jail in this
town, before their trial comes on, wlim it has to
bo finally ascertained whether they are innocent
friendships and her enmities, and made to share in a
policy which does not iepresent our ideas, or legislate
for our wants, and which we do not diiect, and can-
not contiol. It is therefore idle to quarrel with our
present utuation, and infatuation to blink the consequents that may arise out of it. If We do not help
ourselves, we shall not get help from outside. AVo
The Horse Guards nor
must f'ght our own battles.
the Admiralty have nothing to spare us. It is only
by tho last mail that orders arrived in Kew Zealand
for the recall of the troofs, and we may be certain
that, should tho war extend from the continent to the
sea, the defencc of Melbourne will not he included in
the official programme."
THE LATE NAVAL FIGHT.
[From the Weekly
Thk Captain of tho Kcarsage has addressed the fol-
lowing letter to a contemporary :
Sir,—There lias been so many nonsenical publications on the engagement which took place between
theAlabama and the Kenrsage, that it is my wish
that a correction should be made. In the first place
no challenge was sent by Captain "Winsloyv ; to have
done so would have been to have violated the order
of tho Navy Department. On the contrary, Captain
Winslow received a request from Captain Semmcs
not to have, as ho would fight the Kearsuge, and
would only occupy a day or two in his preparations.
—
students might know of the movement, and the
public generally join in erecting
Borne
kind of memo*
mark their estimation of the late Mr. Llewellyn's noble disinterestedness in sacrificing his life
rather than imperil the lives of the woundedsailors
in the sinking Alabama.
Galujtwni publishes Captain "YVinslow's official report ol' (he engagement, to which there is the following postscript:—" Capt. Scrnmes complains that he
was iired into after striking, and that the boats of
the Kearsage "were not sent soon enough. Captain
Semmes knows well that 3Kid it been known the
Alabama had surrendered, another gu* would never
have been discharged, and the two undisabled boats
were sent immediatelywhen his condition was known.
It. would seem strange that such complaints come
from one who did not hesitate, and availed himself
of the means sent in the cause of humanity to save
life, to make oil'; and could the captain of the Kearsage have believed it was possible for the commander
of the Deerhouud to have actcd so dishonourably, ho
would have instantly sunk the Dc'erliound."
A correspondent of the Indcpcndancc Beige says
that two days after the defeat of the Alabama an
iron-plated vessel, built by 51. Arinan, at Bordeaux,
left that port, with the view, it is supposed, of
succeeding- the notorious privateer, and of revenging
the naval disaster which lias befallen the South.
rial to
|
Five days, however, elapsed before they were comAUSTRALIAN TELEGRAMS.
pleted. 'The Kearsage's battery consists of seven
(I''rom the Sydney Empire, September 15.)
guns—two 11-inch Dalilgrens, four 32-poundcrs, one
light ritio 2S-poundcr. The battery oi the Alabama
ORANGE.
consisted of one 100-poiuider rifle, one heavy 5G
"Wednesday, September 1-1.
ditto, six liii-pouiidors—that is, one gun more than
A letter from Mr. Gilbert, the auctioneer, who is
Keaisage. In tho wake of the engines on the now in fcydney, has been received by the proprietor
the
or guilty of the offence with which they are charged.
outside the Keartagc had stopped up and down her
W'l-nlwoj th mines, staling that Mr. Gilbert
Although the fourth estate regards with a jealous eye sheet chains. The: o were stopped by marline to eye- of the
QUEEN'S REDOUBT.
sold theni for the sum oi £'3U 000. This importhese sacred inquiries, it would be manitestly unjust bolts, whieh extended some twenty leet, and was had
tant information has caused the greatest excitement
[MOM
power
OUR
OWN
to
of
that
complain
magistrate
exercising
COKHESPONDKKT.I
professional
next.
This will give four days for the
a
done by the hands of the lvearsage; tho whole was amongst the diggers. The diggers fear that the new
Sept. 23rd," 18G4.
which tlie law has wisely placed in his liands. 11' he
gentlemen and the creditors to consider what steps
covered by light planli to prevent dirt collecting. It
will attempt to disturb existing arrangeTheme is very little stining here, but yesterday is worthy of the ics] onsible position, it is only fair to was for the purpose of protecting the engines when proprietory
Bhould bo taken in the matter.
ments. If such a proceeding should take place, it
The Court was accordingly adjourned to Friday there was a report that gold had been found between conclude that he is in possession of facts to warrant there was no coal in the upper part of the bunkers, will
causc much dissatisfaction and opposition.
To AVhero's old pah and tho store of Mr. Kav, on him in using his discretion with regard to the taking as was the case when the action took place. The
next, at ten o'clock a.m.
tho road to the Muff that was mado by Mr. G. Walof evidence in a preliminary inquiry. In addition to Alabamahad her bunkers full and was equally proMELBOURNE.
ters. It has always been generally supposed that the Resident Magistrate, there are, J believe, twelve tected. Tho lvearsage went into action with a crow
Wednesday,September 14.
RESIDENT MAGISTRATE'S COURT.
there was gold about that part. A party has been gentlemen on the Commission of tho Peace here. As of 102 olliccrs and men. The Alabama, by a report
sixty-two tons of Chili m iiour
Eleven
hundredand
September
Saturday,
prospecting there, so that there may be some truth a general lule, not one ol these dignitaries ever shows of tho Dcerhound's ollicers, had 150. The lvearsage
21.
ex Alice Thorndyke,' realized at auction from £15
in the matter. Several officers of the ;30th licgimcnt his magisterial pretence on the Bench, and so tar as
(Beforo Thomas Beckham, Esq., R.M.)
CRICKET.
steamed to sea in order that no questions of neutrality
went out with picks and shovels, hut with what sucthe administration of justice is concerned, we might or jurisdiction should be raised : when far enough she to £1!) per ton—sold as damaged.
DRUNKENNESS.
Ereadstull's firm, holders asking higherprices.
A most exciting match -was played on Friday
is
not
it
known.
well
have
twelve
door-knockers.
Ministers
would
cess
as
turned short round, and steered immediately for the
The ' White Star' has arrived from England. She
Wm. Smith, Barbara Walker, Thomas Nealanco,
Tho landing place at the end of the road aboveand Saturday afternoon, on the green in the
do a public justice by striking oil' the Commission Alabama for close action. The Alabama fired, as slit
offence, mentioned has been for
35,000 bushels of wheat.
charged
ami
Patrick
with
theabove
Donovan,
brings
in
absent
gentlemen
between
eleven
the
time
condiBarracks,
an
some
a rotten
those
who were returned as
lrorn
Albert
of
Auckpart oi
her,
coining
down
broadsides
and
was
on
two
the captain of the ' Black Swan,' was
Saunders,
dealt
with in the usual manner.
tion, most of tho logs and planks having been disthe Bench for three months without valid reason.
land Garrison and an eleven of the 68th Light were
another; no one shot ciimc on board of the Kearsuge, fined £o, for bringing convicts from Tasmania and
winter,
placed
I)}'
overflowing
llio
of
llio
river
Jn
arrival
WILFUL DISOHEIIIEXCE.
Infantry. Tho regiment were, as will bo seen
last
native matters all is quiet, and until the
The lvearsage then sheered and opened oil the Alathem.
Henry Eldershnn and John Young were brought making it very precarious forboth passengersandhorses of General Cameron it is not expected that anything bama, trying to get nearer. 'Tile action lasted one landing
by the following score, victorious, beating their
to land. It is now being put in repair, and it would
will bo done.
up charged by Captain Siever, of the barque 'Bengal,'
hour and two minutes iicm the l'nst to the last shot
opponents in one innings by 107 runs.
ADELAIDE.
•with the above offence on board that vessel during the bo better if some ti-tree fascines were laid down on
The Kearsago received twenty-eight above and below,
Wednesday, September '4.
■68th Begimint,—Febst Innings,—(Feidat).
tho road as it is all of clay, and in wet weather gets
from Sydney.
passage
thirteen above her hull; the best shots were abaft
COLONIAL
DEFENCES.
J l'lour £20 to £22 per
9s per bushel.
Xieut. H. Y. Stuart, b. Campbell
Wheat,
..
sloppy,
likely
5
that
both
horses
and
very
very
men
are
Mr. Beveridgo appeared for the prosecutor, and
two shots which cut the chain stops,
the
mainmast,
Corporal Lee, c. Alstonb. Campbell
0
ton.
..
(From the Olago Daily Times.")
to get bogged. It is to be hoped that this will be
Mr. Weston for tho prisoners.
the shell of which In oke the casing of wood covering-.
large
political
meetings
Private Walston, b. Campbell ..
Several
have taker, place.
50
as
it
will
bo
to
the
comfort
of
all
done,
:
parties.
subject
of defence is one which naturally They were tor> high to have damaged the boilers had
Thomas James Sievier, sworn, stated Tam master
Tint
Lieut. E. Clnvton, 1. b. w., b. Jackson .. 93
A party of Artillery, consisting of 1 Serjeant, 1 enough, at a
of the barque ' Bengal,' now lying in thoharbour.
linio of .so much uncertainly as to peace they penotrated. Tho lvearsage was only slightly
..
Lieut. A. F. Marshall, b. Clements
1
tocorporal,
tiumpeter,
15
and
arrived
gunners,
4
The prisoners were attached to tho vessel as articled
or war as the present, is exciting public interest damaged, and 1 supposed the action for hot work hac
1
..
Corporal B.A. Clement, b. Clements
THE HOST AND HIS DAUGHTER.
able seamen. On the 12th of September last there day, ar.d proceeded to the Bluff, for embarkation on throughout, the .Australian Colonics.- Tho political just cciumcnccd w lien it ended, tnich stulf as theAlaEnsign A. G. Howard, c. Baker b. Campbell 39
was a gale of wind throughout the day. I gave orders braid of the steamer. Commissariat-Uoneial Jones, aspect of Europe is sufficiently threatening to warbama firing when she was going down, and all such tall (From The lied Shirt in Calabria," in Cornhill
Private Dodßon, c. Bateman b. Campbell .. 36
Magazine.)
to the chief e fliccr at 8 p.m.
to make sail on tho C.8., passed by; also tho Lord Bishop of Xew Zeathe
hoistcc
very
rant the anticipation of a war, in which,
is twaddle. The Alabama towards
last
proba..
..
Privdte Allen, b. Clements
29
ship."
I heard all hands ordered, called. Both land and lady, en route to Auckland.
bly, Great Uritain will be interested.
Under such sail to get away, when the lvearsage was laid acros.' Ovit solditrs seated themselves under the festooned
Private Cowle, not out...
12
watches were on deck except two men who were
circumstances, therefore, and also bearing in mind her bows, and would have raked her had she not sur
vines, and merrily pluckcd clusters ot' zibibio. As the
Ensign "W. F. Woodward, b. Clements
looking after the cattle. The prisoners went into the
0
the dictum which has issued from the Imperial Gorendered, which she had done, and was frying to gt
stall" advanced to the inn. tlio host met us at the
41
TE AWAMUTU.
Byes, wides, &c.
forecastle instead of assisting to make sail. I could
vernment, that the Colonics will be expected to her llags down and showing a white Hag over tlx threshold, that in hand, with a double-barrelled gun
[l'liOM one OWN COJtItESPONI>F>'T.]
not get a word out of the men. 1 sent the first and
adopt measures for their own defence, it is a matter stern. "The efficcrs of the Alabama on boaid tin upon his shoulder.
Excellencieshe said, his lace
327
second officer to them but without success They
Septi mber 20th.
of very serious public importance that, if England Kiarsnge say that she was a complete slaughterViva l'ltalia! Viva Garibaldi:
beaming a welcome.
Avcklamj Gakbison,—Fiust Innings.—(Saturday). remained in the forccastle, and
did not assist to make Till Court of Inquest, convened for the purpose of should be involved in war with any naval power, the house, and was completely torn to pieces. This i I offer my sell as your guide, ar.d meanwhile make
11
Sergeant Wright, 8.A., b. "Woodward
Fail.
I did not again see them until next morning,
invetl igntin-i tlie circumstances connected wit li the Colonies should not be found entirely unprepared for all 1 know of the Alabama.
Over Lis shoulder two bright
honie."
at
yourselves
3
..
Capt. Bateman, 43rd, b. Howard..
In consequence of this disobedience I made following deccnse of private Jeremiah .Donovan, -Mitli regiment, the lontingcncies of attack. In the matter of port
Yours, kc.
blue eyes gazed on us with girlish curicsity. "This
7
Capt. Baker, 18th, b. Howard
entry in the log:—
on tlie
inst., leiminatcd its proceedings on defences, which after all constitute the most importJou.v A. Yv'i»;.ovv,
is my daughter," said the host, moving aside, "she
Lieut. Campbell, K.A., c. Clayton, b. Wood"John Eldersham and John Yourg refused to set Monday, Dllli
}ialt-juist
< a-:ain."
twelve
when
o'clock,
at
tluy re- ant element in the protection of 1lie .Australian
..
..
..
..
will have the honor of waiting upon you. She is
ward
23
sail when ordered. Sept. 12th."
turned the following veidiet:—" 1 lie Court having Colonies, Yictoiia is immeasurably ahead of its
Mascn, has addiessei
Mr.
envoy,
The
Confederate
dressed in her holiday costume, became she is a
Sergeant handover, 8.A., c. Dodson, b
By Mr. Weston—l am positive that all hand: duly weighed and considered the evidence, are of neighbours,
a letter to ilr. Lancaster, tie owner of the Deer
means
Garibaldian," "3lua!" I exclaimed, as a fair heautiand
its
ol
resistance
attack
yet
to
Woodward...
0
were called before 8 o'clock. The prisoners were ir opinion that the deceased Jeremiah Donovan, 40th
disintcie.-t<_<
tor
his
hound,
thanking
noble
and
him
011 inquiry found to be so inetlicicnt as to cause a
iul maiden of seventeen came forward and saluted us
Lieut. Jackson,lSth, b. Howard..
1
tlie port wntch, they were employed during the elni regiment, camo liy his death frem a gunshot wound arc
of grave uneasiness. 'Ihe Argu.l of the 2nd spirit," and his signal teivice in lescuing the .Ala
feeling
with an easy giace, "here wo have Ar.dreau del
QuarteimasterLambert, M.T.,b. Woodward 8
in heaving up dead cattle out of the hold, anc
intlieted by Private 'Jliomas McCoy, -10th regiment, inst. devotes a leading
article to the subject, and bama's ciew. and saying that in doing he (3li Sarto's Madonna del Saeco." "Whoever has visited
TrumpeterClements, M.T., b. Howard ..
0
throwing them into the sea for about six hours.
whilst
the
deceased
was
to
of
attempting
bayonet
Jlascn)
anticipates
giateful
but
tho
sentiments
very
out
the
hi
points
clearly
probable
dangers
which
the cloisters c f Ihe Anmmziata in Florence will re..
W. Alston, Esq., not out
5
By the Bench : "Under any circumstance I do no
private llirnin Tuners, ('sth regiment, and are have to be guarded against, and the necessity of more country and Government.
number the wondrous lrcscoes of Andrea, and the
Capt. Beevr, M.T., b. Howard
5
permit one watcli to !wc the deck until relieved hi unanimously of opinion that private McCoy was complete
üblishcd
A
has
lccn
1etwee:
coirespondenee
Like
the
Argus,
means for meeting tlieni.
irentle head of the Virgin, somewhat more human
J. Russell, Esq., absent...
o
the other watch. There is more work usually in i fully borne out in the act, it being merely one of we have on foimcr occasions,
when dealing with the Ca] tain AA inslow and INIr. Doi:fil.-, the Flinch Con than Raphael's Madonnas, yet more divine than
Byes, wides, ic.
H
cattle vessel than in an ordinary cargo boat. Thi justifiable homicide."
Captain
hdelate
"Winslow
eh-Ims
agent.
as
hi
; the Calabrian virgin might have sat for
subject of colonial Uelcnce, regarded lUissia as the
prisoners were promised a gialuity by the shipper;
McCoy, though honorably acquitted by flic Court, most dangerous enemy likely
those of the Alabama's crew loscued b
that picture. A fouriold square of cofi'ec-coloredcloth,
to assail the colonies of ] ii.-<ners
7
of the rattle exclusive of their wages, if they behavei will have to remain a prisoner until the proceedings Great Kritain in the Pacific,
louts,
allovvc,
pilot
ought
Cherbor.ig.
and
into
lie
l>i
bordered with golden iiiijgo, co\ered litr head and
iuissia lias liatl lor
AUCKLAND GAEBISON—2ND INNINGS.
themselves.
are eonfiimcd in Auckland, and an order ia sent from
time 11 veiy strong licet in the Southern and the pilot beats to save the prisoners fiom motives c
descended to l.er sliouldeis ; over a white muslin dress
0
..
Sergeant Wright, 8.A., b. Howard
Joseph Coles: I am chief officer on board thi the proper source for his release. Great sympathy some
it the prisoners endeavoured to ire
humanity,
but
Chinese sens, and in various detaclimcnts it has been
she wore an elegant tunic of crimson stuff, somewhat
Captain Bateman, 43rd, 1. b. w., do.
16
'Bengal.' The prisoners are ablebodied scan.en oi was felt for him, and the verdict of the jury was rethemselves
expect
In
in
the
must
t
obligation
they
up
about these waters industriously picking
shorter than her dress; a body of the same material,
4,
Captain Baker, 18th, do. Dodson
board that vessel. On the 12th of September ceived with signs of approbation. There only cruising
embroidered, especially above the elbow and
information
and meet no mercy unc-tLcr time. lUr. Donfils replie
concerning
navigation
rielily
the
Lie ut. Campbell, E.A., c. A lien,b. Woodward 10
at about 8 p.m., the change of the watches
remains one thing to be desired, that he may in some defenshe condition of the several ports it that tl.ere is nothing to hinder even a surrendtrc
at theborder of the bell shaped sleeves, was laced
Sergeant Sandover.E.A., c. and b. Howard
13
the Captain ordered all hands to make sail. Th
manner be scpaiated from the Regiment to'which he has visited. Our Mdboui
jefeis pi i.-oner ficm escaping if he can, anel he declines t
across her host m, and rose graceiully on the shoulders,
110
thus
contcmpoiary
Lieut. Jackson, 18th, b. Dodson
0
prisoners were on dcck ■nhen the order was given belongs, so that lie may not be subjected at anv time to the probabilities
act as a go-letweeii between Captain "Winslow an
leaving bare her lovely neck adornedwith four rows
of a liosliie visit I'iom a Hessian
..
Quarter-Master Lambert, M.T., do.
8
],e;sons lie docs not even name ; nor can he undci
Ihey did not obey the orders, but went to the fore to expressions made by thoughtless persons relfcctiii" jquadic 11
of pale coral. The sight of such refined aid delicate
Judging by the aspect of affairs in
Trumpeter Clements, M.T., do.
0
Captain
castle
and
tinned
into
their
bunks.
stand
how
"Winslow
I
went forwiiri in any manner upon his character. It is well known
call
claim
to
hoi
ope, it is no stretch of appiehtnsion to assume it
beauty took us all by Miiprise, and I could not help
w. Allestcn, Esq., (leg before wicket)
after giving the order and found thiminbed.
that in the heat of a quarrel, or even after a too free Km
"likely that, in ease of a warlike tlcr.umuntil to the prisoners within the territory of tho French
asking our best where he had found sucha rare pearl.
..
..
b. Howard ..
6
repeated the order three or four times but could ge
indulgence in intoxicating liquors, men are apt to plotting and counterplotting at piesent going <11, limpiie.
•'Her mother," be answered, "was of gentle blood.
..
Captain Eeeve. M.T., not out
5
no answer. Tliey could not have had time to hav
Sir. Lancaster, in a long letter to the T:tiiiy JS'ar:
themselves in a manner which tiny would .Russia will scarcely bu found 011 the side ol England.
express
1 was bein and bred a servant in her paitnt's house.
..
J. Bussell, Esq., absent
0
been asleep when I called to them. I spoke so loni not in their more temperate moments. ]t is rumoured "With such an emergency thientuiing, and without vindicates his conduct against the charges brougl They said I was a handsome lad; however that may
..
..
..
Byes, wides, &c.
1
against him of tti-ahng away the captain and officer
that if they had been asleep I should have awakenei that lie will receive his discharge, and such a con- being alainiists, wo may
be, we fell in love, we lied and married clandestinely.
fairly take a view of our
them. They did not turn out till the watch mi sumation is greatly to be desired.
position. .And in the first place, if Kussia is arrajed ot the Ahil ama, wli< m he saved Iron drowning. B
Iler parents disowned my wife, but we lived happily
137
culled at 12 o'clock. When tho order was given '
continues:
d'efinit
Too much cannot be said in favour of the manner against us a
—"1
ecme
now
to
more
the
ill our poveity. She died but two years since, and
second time, we cannot expect to escape
heard the prisoner Young say he was not
ti
in which the jury performed their duty through the Ire 111 licr attentions as freely as we did at first. chaiges auvanccd by your correspondents, and tlios now my gains and my life aio consecrated to Luisa.
The first match of -the season of tie Auckland stay up all night to make sail. It was a going
and
1
will
scon
of.
dispose
long
inquiry.
'lliey
yaeh
tedious
Doctor
maintain
that
"White,
case o
To
the .Admiral I'cpofl, though he visited us in a t:ine of was in
mj
any one and I mean her to
She has never seived
Cricket Club was announced to take place in tie emergency, there was a heavy sea running and liac president of the
the harbour ol Clieibouig for tho puipose c
'■
eourt, istobe attributed the clearness
"When the war is finished," I replied,
marry well."
was by 110 means intent 011 pcacelul ends. His a.-sisting the
Domain on Saturday afternoon, and a meeting been very stoimy. It was neressary to got sail on ii with which all the evidence was drawn out and peace,
and
that
.Alabama,
her
his bride,
movement
mission must puduce fruits'. "We know with what
st me yc.ung Garibaldian will claim her lor
summoned for tie election of office-bearers, but order to steady the vessel. There was a fair wind a summed up ; l>y the exercise of his perspicuity many zeal it was c< nductid. "We recollect how curiously 1 elorc the action prove that she attended her tor tli I expect, and I hope 1 shall be accepted as Compare.
there not being a sufficient number of members the time. Be refused to obey orders, and endnn important mutters were elicited from the witnesses he peeled into our protective measures, took the same object. Sly impression is that the yacht wa
l\xcillenza," said the liott, "I kiss your Laud
in Clieibouig to suit my
which might otherwise have been overlooked. The soundings of our harbours and bays, and a very accuconvenience anel pleasure The maiden meanwhile had deftly s] read our table
present, they contented themselveswith a couple gered the cattle on board the ship.
By Mr. Weston: I will unde'rtako to say that thi
court seem thoroughly to have felt the responsibility rate measurement of our means of defence. He, in and that 1 am quite sure that when theie 1 neitli
ofhours very good practice.
beneath
the shady porch, and now the best busied
Tie return match of tie 43rd against tie 68ti port watch had not left the deck when the order wa, of their position, and acted as men in whose hands tuin, we may be sine, recollects with what engaging did, nor intended to do, anything to serve the Ala himself with the frying-pan, I could not lake my eyes
giyen.
The ' Bengal' arrived in the Port of Auck was entrusted the destiny of a fellow being. Military facility we opened our arms to him, as a stranger ; liama. A\ o steamed out on fcundaymorning to see th off Luisa's tiny white hands, which a duchcss might
takes place at Otaiuiu to-day.
land on Saturday last.
men seldcm have to tultil the post of jurors, still and though we overpowt red himself and his officers engagement, and the resolution to do so was th
have envied, as she poured out the wir.e. "N\ hen the
William Johns, second officer on bonrel the Bengal with this inexperience, the iwelvo sergeants who with balls, how we couldn't pay him the customary result ot a family council whereat the ejuestion 1 to g basket of brt ad and sausage and Ihe llasks ot wine
or
out,'
'not
go
to
was
out,'
duly
and
th
discussed,
corroborated the testimony of the last witness.
anted in this capacity on thisiouit of inquest, dis- civility in powder. "Who is to guaiantee that our
which her lather had sent for to the near village ol
THE NIXON MEMORIAL FUND.
played 1111 amount of intelligence and sagacity which fir-t visitor after the mail will not bo this same decision in the affirmative was carried by the j uven
This closed the evidence for the proßccution.
Solano arrivtd, she passed along our whole lme,
iles
lather
against
meeting
of
the
Committee
of
the
above
Fund
tlie
wish
both
ltiysel
A
-was
of
Alfred Pierce, for the defence : 1 am a seaman or I have never seen equalled by any twelve jurymen Admiral I'opofl", bent on turning his knowledge to
dispensing lood and enthusiasm
and my wile.
llael I contemplated takiiij
held at the rooms of the Chamber of Commerce, on board the Bengal. I remember the 12th of Septcm on an ordinary coroner's inquest.
liis advantage, and our amiability to our prejudice
As I came up to them a n.nn rushed to us with outSaturday afternoon last, Every McLean, EEq., in the ber last. All hands were callcd at 25 minutes
The three men who were wounded while on escort Tho admiral is known to 1 o cruising in neighbouring anydo part in 1the movements e.i tlie Alabama stretched aims ; he had neither coat nor hat; his hair
past
think
should
1
not
witl
accompanied
chair. There -were also present, Messrs. Alfred in the evening. The prisoners were in bed at tli< last I 1rid ay, are,
have
been
wafers
fleet
and
in
;
with
present
a
our
condition we
was standing on end, his late livid, despairing eyes
am happy to say, all processing
m\ wife and several young children.
Buckland, -Albin Martin, and Jamep jßuncimnn, Dr. time. The prisoners were in my watch.
favourably.
Jly
could not protect ourselves against a single ciuiscr."
One ofvou.
hall" starting Irem bis bead! It was our host.
Weekes, Lieut.-Colonel De Quincy, Dr. Fischer and
By Mr. Bevcridgc I heard the second mate sin<
The Argus does not draw ti very consoling picture correspondents however, tays Unit he lnioyvs Unit tli' child !my child! they have murdered my child" was
Mr. Hardington.
of the defences of Melbourne and its position.
The Deerhounel eticl assist the Alabama, and if he doe
out, hoist the main topsail." 1 did not hear tin
articulate, ere he fell fainting at ourfeet,
all
he
could
The Secretary read a tender from Mr. James E. order given
TARANAKI.
A cry of horror lose liom the bystanders; the soldiers
only vessel of war in the possession of the Govern- know this he knows more than I do. As to the move
for all hands to make sail.
ments of ilie Deerhound before the action, all tin
Buchanan, for tie erection of the monument, for the
[from ode own correspondent.]
His Worship remarked tbat the defence set up wai
cursed the fete that had left them without ammunition.
ment has been dismantled ; and, says our contemsum of £493 9s. Sd. The Secretary also stated that that the prisoner
with
movements
which
1 was accjuainted with weri I bit my lips, and strove to be calm but the tears filled
the battery at Quccnsclift' is hopelessly
having had a good deal of work te
porary,
Kew Plymouth, Sept. 12.
ho had had a conversation with Mr. Domett lately, do during the day, thought
useless, and the battery at \Villiumstovn cannot be lor the object oi enjoying the summer morning, ane
my eye. A bucket of waterbrougbtthewretchedfatlier
in which Mr. Domett thought a design, which un- obey the lawful commandsthat they might refuse t( Siiipheck, is again, I nm soitv to say, the lending used effectively
saiy
getting
good
and
a
place from which to watel to his senses all too soon; then, in broken sentences, he
until it is too late to use it at all."
of their captain. TJiii feature ofmy correspondence ; la.«t night tho ' Zephyr',
fortunately he could not produce that afternoon, was was
ilie engagement.
Another
of
this
is
a
our
correspondent!
for
of
for
told
bis tale. It seemed that 1500 men, proceeding by
no excuse
a true picture
protecting declares
conduct. Seamen were bonne 11 topsail schooner of !J0 tons buidcn, in attempting to 11'
the means
very well adapted for the memorial, and expressed a to obey the orelers their
that since the aliairit has been
forced marches to Solano, in order to surround us,
of their captain at any time. Thi get out to sen, missed stiiys and drifted into the long the most important and wealthy city in the Austrawish that the memorial should he built between evidence of
that
tlie
Deerhound
was
a
of
the
consort
officers also was conclusive. It hue reef, -where she this morning lny 11 helpless wreck. lian Colonics, it is 110 wonder that the uneasiness of
Ala had halted at the inn, and threatened the young girl
Dixon-street and the Albert Barracks, which would, been provedthethat
banal,
on the
lit before had received liuun with death for having given shelter to Garibaldians,
the order given was an essentia Of Into, disasters to shipping have eo largely increased the public should be expressed. "What a signal dis- articlesand
he thought, become one of the great centres of the one. He
for
vessel,
safe-keeping
from
that
'lliis i: but oliercd her life in exchange for her honor. 'ihe
should therefore lind them both guilty at this place that the earnest attention of all those grace it, would be if a single cruiser of an enemy
City of Auckland, and desired to draw the attention
untrue. De'ture the engagement neither .1 noi
father who tried to dc-lend her, was "bound, and the
order them to be imprisoned in the common gao who are interested in tl\e wclfurc of the province has should lind a port, and city like il elbonrne entirely a 1 simplj
of the Committee to the desirability of tho recon- and
ol
my
family
had
any
knowltdgc ot or commun:
"i'J
uwlul tragedy -was enacted before his eyes. Ihe girl
sideration of the site for the monument; and also of Auckland for the Bpnce of four weeks, with hare been seriously attracted to the particulars connected its mercy—and yet, if we are to believe the Argus, cau'oii
wiili Captain f-emmes, any ofhis olliccrs, or am
seized a kitchen-knife, a: id vowed to stab whoever
nothing
labour.
there
is
well-armed
prevent
now to
a
ship of ot his crew,
have therefore taken considerwith
each
wreck.
I
expressed a wish that near to Colonel Nixon's statuo
wiestled it
t-ince tlie
1
lIBEACH OP THE
enciuireel from my approached. .A sergeant dexterously herselt
IMPOUNDING ACT.
able care to-day to place inyeclf ill possession of (he war placing the whole city in terror, and exacting captain whether ho or light. ot havecrew
a monument might be erected to tho men who had
from
any my
bad anv e'oni- from lier giasp. She struggled to free
Peter Grace pleaded guilty to allowing two pigs leading facts in connection with this destruction of what contiibutioii it, pleased.
The land force of
fallen at the suppression of theMaori rebellion. Ho
niunication with the captain or crew of the Alabama bis embrace, and one of his men wounded her in the
thought the GeneralGovernment would give £1000 his property, to wander at large in the public streets
property, and which I now proceed to lay before Victoria is by 110 means insignificant, and its volunseemprior
to
lace
of
meeting
bayonet.
sight
them
the
Deerhound
with
his
The
her
blood
oil
after the
for the purpose, and ho begged leave to suggest that contrary to the Act made and provided, and was linec you. ihe ' Zephyr', commanded by Capt. lmliiy, teers may naeonably be considered fo be suflieienlly
engagement, and
ed to sharpen their savage appetite ; they fell on her
given in the most emthe Committee should reconsider tho question of the in tho full penalty of 40s. and costs.
who is the sole owner, brought a cargo of timber lo etlicient to deal with any l'orce which tlieie is any phatic maimer, hashis answer,
been ' iSone whatever.' As to the en waf.ir, and despatched her with countless blows.
probability would be landed by an enemy. Eut it is
His Worship remarked that the polico had plontj this port. On Saturday, at 3 o'clock
site ODce more.
p.m., she had
ot
to escape from his captors, the unhappy
di-posit
Managing
elnononietcrs
other
and
articles,
valuable
Dr. Weekes asked what was done at tho last to do, and in future all cases of this description woule discharged all save 5000 feet, whichis about two and not likely that an enemy would attempt a landing, at the whole story is a myth.
INothing was brought from father had tied on till he came up with us, and when,
bo dealt with in a like manner.
'ihe
a port timt was easily assailable by water.
meeting.
ft halt loads for tho boats employed by the Governthe
Alabama
to
amid
and sobs, lie had completed his tal«,
shrieks
the
and
1
De'erliounet,
oi'but
volunteers wotdd be
never heard
little service, if the city
Tho Secretary replied accordingly.
rurzE rioiiTixc.
ment here in discharging cargo. .After this hour an
ot the tale! until 1 saw it in an extract from vour own there was not a dry eye among ns.
and shipping were under the heavy guns oi" a manMr. Albin Martin considered the question was a
George Cooper and Richard Hill, wero brought ur empty boat went alongside for some purpose, but.
Alter
fight
columns.
the
was
over,
drowning
the
The Government of Victoria, we believe,
men
good one, and he intended to ask that the erection
of charged with their having, unlawfully and against notwithstanding the urgent, entreaties of Captain of-war.
picked up, and tlie Deerhound steaming awav to
the site might be fixed. Ho thought
Jmray, the crew belonging to her refused to bring a contemplate the use of a Moating battery or Monitor, Southampton,
it was useless tho peace of our Lady the Queen, been engaged in
sonic of the otiieers who had been
Oi.n Bachelors.—ln. antiquity it was considered
for any more to be sent in until was
of this class are now generally termed, and
ships
11s
load
ashore,
orders
stating
they
it
decided.
that
had
not lo do
fight, on the 13th September last, at a place
saved began to express their acknowlcvgcments
his
orders have been despatched to England lor 011c.
formv inpatiiotic ill a citizen to remain a bachelor all reDr. Weekes said he understood the site had been prize
near tho Great North Koad, Auckland, and thereby so, at 4 o'clock the Government bonis were hauled on
serviLO ; and my reply to them, which was
lays.
By tlie Spartan laws, those citizens who
provided at the top of tho Domain.
Ihe Argus considers that a single Monitor would be
addressed
a breach of the peace ; and Peter Thompson, shore, there was only one other small vessel in the
also
excluded
to
who
stood
named
bachelors
middle
weie
—'
all
alter
around,
was,
Gentlemen,
age
The Secretary stated that Dr. Kiught considered causing
vou
more useful than a long line of fortifications, and
William Richardson, jfenry
and Thomas roadstead at the time. On Sunday evening, about 7 modern experience bears out that opinion.
have no need lo give me any special thanksr 1 from all otliccs, civil or niilitarv. At certain feasts
the best position would be at the top of the hill at Milner, were charged with Bufty,
aiding and abetting the o'clock, Capt. Imlay (who is an active and intelligent
exactly the samefor the oilier people .li( y were exposed to public derision, and led round
Farnell oterlooking theDomain, and ho thought the same.
Thisreview of tho condition ol' the defences of shouldliavedone
young man) states that the glass wan rapidly falling,
if they hud needed it.' 'i his speech would have been
ho market place.
.although generally speaking,
Commissioners would have no objection to the site.
The Commissioner of Polico stated that beyond the and a heavy swell setting in I'rom the northward, Melbourne suggests very disagreeable reflections conrespected, yet this l'eeling was not
cerning tho condition of the Mow Zealand ports, in a needless, and indeed an absurd piece of hypocrisy, ige was deeply
The Chairman did not see why tho memorial very act he had nothing
"Why should 1 make
to say against the character which is tho general precursor of a strong breeze
inhere had been any league or alliance between
manifested to old bachelors!
should be mixed with any other.
the
the matter of defence. Uadly oll'as Melbourne nitty
of tho prisoners;
ivay for you," said a Spartan youth to a grey-headed
forward from that (juarter. Warned by these (symptoms) he be, we are far worse situated,
Alabama and tlie Deerhounel."
being actually without
Mr. Albin Martin thought that the inducement ' only two witnesseshe toshoulel therefore bring
jld bachelor, "you -will never have a son to do me
provo tho breach of peaco in weighed anchor and attempted to run out to tea ; defensive
following
The
is
said
be
Mr. Domett offered was to place tho
to
arorreet
killed,
listofthe
The probabilities of hostile
means at all.
the wind, however, which was light at the time, sudsubscription into question.
and wounded belonging to the Alabama, in Lite satno honor when I am old
'Jlie Konians
one fund, which he objected to most decidedly.
denly fell oil', and in bringing his vessel round she attack 011 this part are just as great as they are in the drowned
The Secretary said he had told Mr. Domett tho thoWilliamNewton Meredith. lam Sergeant-Major ol missed stays and
Iter engagement with the lvearsage. Killed—John pursued the same policy towards bachelors. They
really
importance
of
Melbourne.
it
is
of
vital
was
case
by
carried
the
surf
on
to
Armed
Police
Auckland.
the
in
I recollect Tuesday
extra and" special taxes, and under
Koberts. John Adams,
Committee did not wish to take that view of tho the 13th of
linrt, James King, sea- liad to paylaw
September. I received orders from tho long icef the (succeeding tide ; to-dny sho was dashed that something should be done to remedy a state of men ; Christian Pust, James
Augustus a
was enacted by whichbachelors were
case.
Peter
Duncan,
Aleir,
James
is,
least,
it,
things
say
excessively
which
the
of
Imlay
to
that
to
pieces.
Captain
by
informs
Commissioner,
me
this
in tho early part of the morning to promade incapable of acquiring legacies and devises ot
Drowned—l'\ j\i. Johns, purser's steward;
Albin Martin was sure the feelings and ideas ceed
disaster ho is totally ruined, his insurance having ex- careless, and may prove disgraceful. The subject, of lireinen.
.MrJidgecombe's
by
will,
real
except from their near relatives.
to
on
tho
estate
GreatNorth
lload.
jNoorhook,
A.
"with, which the monument was to be Greeted was more
ship's cook; I<\ j\lavers, carpenI
arrived there between eight and nine o'clock in the pired on I 1 riday htst, and tho premium on which lie Port defences comes perhaps more particularly within
A\ n Y is ice in a thaw Hke philantliropathy *
out of respect to the late ColonelNixon
Cr. Durtelli captain's stnwunfortunately not yd. again paid up. llcastei t.s the functions of the General Government of tlie ter's mate ; A.
had
in his privato morning, and saw a ring
gives
way
lleeause
it
with
in all directions.
pitched
ropes
and
capacity than as his honour as a military hero.
and Henry Imsclici', George Appleby, Walter,
and ho is
in his assertion by tho agents of Colony, but, still it is a matter which the Provincial
.Fowling I'ikck.—After a chicken has gone to roost
Mr. AlfredBuckland thought the place should bo stakes. I saw the prisoners, Cooper and Hill, in tho vessel,supported
\ aindes, John Williams, John William, John Ducka highly respectablo firm in this place, Legislature may fairly deal with.
The
embodiment
if
you
open
the
hghting
costume.
dressed
hen-houso
door you will find it a
in close fighting
They were
Icy, Churles Colson, Thomas "White
submitted to Dr. Knight, for his opinion before de- breeches
David Henry,
and boots and stockingß, the upper parts of that if the most ordinary facilities had been allorded of a Militia force is doubtless a necessary element in seamen ; Andrew chilling, tiremtin;and
ciding upon the tender.
D. 11. Llewellyn, t'uirl-ht-pcacc.
him
on
ho
of
Saturday,
might
Colony,
have
lieen
the
defence
ol'
the
but
the
the
S
completely
protection
their
bodies
Jon
the
says
AltaH
k.s
reason why woman has her
being naked. 1 saw them lighting. 1
issistant-surgeon ; William liobinson, carpenter;
Dr.Weekes, trusted a deputation would beappointed have no
and his vessel would have been clear of forts is of fur greater importance.
As far as Duneway so much uftener than man, is, that both he and
knowledge for what amount they were discharged,
William fiubertson, third assistant engineer. Wounto await upon Dr. Knight; he Dr. Weekes, was opthe
night.
tlio
port
same
din
is
natural
facilities
fur
the
conconcerned,
tlie
she
conscious
that
her
are
lighting.
way is the best.
The fighting continued
or four
posed to mixing this affiair with a general
It is worse than useless to attempt further lo di.*-giii.-e struction of defensive works are so great, that the led—liobert Wright, captain maintop; Peter
memorial. minutes after I arrived. I saw also tlireo
What language does an Arabian child speak
the prisoners
_Th« upper part of the Domain, he thought was a
tho fact that tho harbour arrangements at this port protection ol'its port is a mutter ol' no ditliculty, Hughes, boatswain's mate ; William Al'Uinlev, eap- beibr; it cuts its teeth —Gum Arabic.
conliiehardson and Thomson, seconding Cooper, and the aro
s
;
ain
coxswain
John
John
liobert
spieious place, and could be then seen both in town
2feil,
Carew,
disgracefully inefficient. On tho bench there me and could bo accomplished at comparatively small
A I'LAY upon words," as the school-boy said when
Milner and Duffcy, were seconding Iliil.
Divine, Jacob Verbor and David "W'illiams, seamen
and country, and as the late Colonel Nixon was a Iprisoners
ho kicked the dictionary up and down the school.
saw the Commissioner of Polico and constable moorings which have lain for years unused, whilst cost.
Ihoiuas Winter, iSamuel "Williams, .Martin Kiug,
man who resided in the country, he thought they
costly property is continually being destroyed, and
lint
tho
take
tho
aro you sure the smugglers have landed a
arrangements
whether
defensive
'"AVhex
Kaff'erty
tho ring, aud noticed him speak valuable) life endangered, for want of them.
could not have a better site; he felt sure also ifsuch to -some proceedinto
iremeu ;
illiain Morgan, captain foretop.
cargo r" demanded a cockney of a custom-house offiTho shape of batteries or a Monitor, it is high timo someof the seconds. The light was virtually
was the case, many country residents would subscribe
A meeting ol the sLudents of tlie Cliaring-cross cer.—" When I seize
moinbera
of
the
Provincial
Council
have,
thing
times
of
should
bo
and
the
done,
hopo
out
wo
Government
it," replied the Government
over when we got there, but two or three scrambles
yvas held on
to the fund.
number, pressed upon the notice of tho SuperinlUouday, in the lecture theatre punster.
will placo a sum 011 tho Estimates for tho purpose. Hospital
Dr.Weekes then moved,and Mr. Alfred Buckland took place after we arrived. I should say there were tendent of this province, the imperative necessity of We conclude hi' quoting tho following remarks of if the college in connection with that institution, for
Tin: differc-nee between "tweedledum" and "tweehundred or four hundrod people collected to active steps being
he purpose of considering what steps should be taken dledce" is this; one is written with more ease (e s)
seconded, a resolution to the effect that a deputation three
taken to meet the our Melbourne contemporary:—"The British Gowitness the fight.
The prisoners Cooper and Hill, requirements of thoimmediately
increasing trade of this port. vernment has long ago warned us that we cannot
wait upon Dr. Knight, for the purpose of showing had
o erect a memorial to the late Mr. David Herbert than the other.
every
appearance
of
having
lately
fought,
there'
-Jewellyu, surgeon to the Alabama, and formerly a
the plan approved of, and determine upon the site was blood
These representations luivo either met with conA Yuuxii man advertises for a situation as son-inexpect, adequate protection from them. It is cue of
upon their persons, and their
were temptuousindifference, or have been recognized by tho inconveniences of being a dependency of the
in the Government domain for the monument.
tuelent and silver medallist of the school.
A comlaw in a respectable family. Would have 110 objecThe blackened—alter the scrambles tho crowd eyes
broke up meaningless and ineffective replies. it is a empire, that wo are involved in tho quarrels of the I uittee of six gentlemen was chosen. It-was resolved tion, lie says, to go a short distance into the country.deputation to consist of Colonel De Quincy, J. Harand quietly dispersed.
monstrous thing that the most vital interests of a. parent. Without tiny provocation of ours, wj find
Many a woman of forty exceeds the promise ot her
rop, and Every Mc Lean, Esqs."
1 hat, with the concurrence of the hitter committee,
John Bafferty: lam a constable in the Armed
The meeting then separated.
Police. I recollect Sept. 13th last. I proceeded to rapidly advancing province like this should be so ourselves exposed to such emcigoncies as those which / ulvertisements should be inserted in the morning girlhood ; hut how few are the men who do not lull
seriously jeopardised. Tho fact of our being under now threaten us. "Wo aro lomprolicudcd iu her japers and weekly medical journals, bo that former j very short of the hopes of youth.
of tho combatants struck the first blow."— (Rex v.
Perkins ; Carrington v. Paynes—Reports.)
Tho prisoners wero fully committed to take their
trial at tlio Supreme Couit, bail being allowed in
two sureties of £00 each, and tho prisoners themselves in £100.
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the scheme to their fellow-colonists, in the assurance
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Very Successful, by Lady Lytton Bidwcr
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2 do. Nutmegs
1 case Nutmegs
10 boxes Arrowroot
5 hhds Pontac Wine
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Already the highly suc,of ;hp futr.ro JUitv Qf
Newcastle - (at' 1 the junction of the Waikato aim.
"VVaipa Riyers)
.the favourable estimate
which thb mercantile community hsß ,formed of the
prospects, of trad? in th"t district; an
the* approadiing settjenvei]t. of; large Hvinbers of
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cessful sale .of a part o£
EXI'];CTKJ)
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The Indian Chief, by
llcster ami Elinor
I'ottleton Legacy, Tjv
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numerous to mention.
in the upper' "portion of tho country has
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4S Light Smumer 'Drab'Coats"
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•!B 'very-ilne Uulnmer Light Cor.tS '
1)0 Boys' anit-'Youth.'i' Trousers
.
•18 l'air Slu-phiwil-pl u'd Tl'fjufc'crs : ;
9H Pair fine Fancy Tweed Trous'er9
■IS Pair of the lie-t licdford-cord Trotjsers
7- Fancy Tweed A\'ais;co:itf, ;a viiriety of colors
The American Mail Bag
The Adventurers, by Gustave Aimard
The Chief of the Aneas, bj-
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5 casks Prunes
3 do. £ and A boxes Figa
■'100' cast's fine"Olive Oil, in French Pints
2 cares Robinson's Patent Groats
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Slay hew.
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LEWIS BROTHERS,
, Queen-street Wharf.
&C.
The Laird of Norlaw
Abel Drake's Wife, by John Saunders
I.ontlou Society, vol. 4
Eleanor's Ar ictory, by M. E. Braddon '
Skittles, 2 copies
.
*!Mauleverer's Divorce
Love at First Sight, by Captain Henry
Amos Clurk, by Watts Phillips
Militia"
the development of the natural resources of tho coun-
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The Finest Girl in Bloomsbury, by Augustus
Raco Glasses, Meerschaum Pipes
Pocket
2 cases Imperial Plums, 41b. jars
5 do. Jordan Almonds
.
eases Castor Oil, in pints
rases French Chocolate and Cocoa
cases Starch
cases German Soda Soap
cases Liverpool Soap
ljcs Wire IS ails
2 cases Dolls
Fire-Proof
Iron Safes
4
2 cases Rimmc'l's Soap
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Electro-plated Spoons and Forks
Spirit Flasks, Tin Plates, Pencils
Combs and Brushes, Perfumery
Saddles, Bridles, Spurs
Caster Oils, l'ikles, Jams, Salad Oils
Vinegar,' 'Capers, Mustard, Sardines
Cork Butter, Teas
Negrohead and Cavendish Tobacco (in bond).
100 do. Sultanas do. (small boxes)
">
case-; Robinsons Patent
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Blucher, and Watertight Boots
Ladies' Kid, Cloth, and Cordovan BoOW '''
Children's Leather Boots, Carpet Slippers.
SUNDRIES,—
Jeweller}', Courier Bags, Ladies' Bags
Mount's Pipes
Tobacconists' Goods, Cutlery,
10 do. Currants
40 boxes Kaisins
ca.-e's French Olives
30 cases Sardines, halves and quarters
5 cases assorted Sauces
2
4
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15
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2-10
and half-gross
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already created a considerable amount of traffic, and
thoiop&uiing-np ?>f ttios6»fertilo districts to thfcfeilterprize of European colonization, will certainly lead to
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to tho AVaikato itself, and, by running
that
fctifryiniS Iraiuc through the whole distance.
The location of the Regiments of ""Waikato
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Gents.'Summer "Windriilih.Sacs;"
■18 Gents.' Summer Bhic jMilitiiiy "Coats
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48 tine Black ClotlV Coats
'JO pair Black Clotlv Trousers 48 lilaek Waistcoats, latest style ■: .!
•18 Black l.ustr«j Slimmer Codts
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London Journal, Tales of, 2 vols.
Tom UroHii at Oxford, 3 vols.
Barren Honour, 2nd'copy
Bonier and Rastile
I.es Miserables, bv Victor Hugo, 4th copy
•
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vols.
M. Sortain
on the FJi>*s, In'. Georgfe Elliot, 3-Vols'.
:Mill
Self-made Men, by iter. Win. Anderson
A Life for a Life, 3 vols,
i operations
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Cousin Stella. 3 vols,
Memoir of Ethvard Forbes,
F. R. 8., by George
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Wilson ' ' '
Lost and Saved, by Hon. Mrs. Norton, 3 vols.
Memorials of Rev. Joseph Sortain, B. A., by B.
Mens' Felt Oxonian Hats,- dish-brim
Tweed, and Gloucester Tweed Huts
Military and Navy Cloth Caps
Surrey'Rfi!e Caps.
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BOOTS AND SHOES,—
Calfand Kip Wellingtons ■ •
■ Men!s
Men's Calf and Kip Half Wellingtons
Men's lialmor.iis,.Spring Sides, and
B1 atk—Tl
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and Dead Leaves, by Albert Smith
-j?ride*by Mrs.
The"N
by W. M. Thackeray
Misrepresentation, by A. H. Drury, 2 vols.
City ami Suburb, by T. G. Tnill'ord, 3 vols.
Too much Alone, by
3 vols.
Geoll'reyThtniliti, by IP. ICinfjfeley, 3'Vols.
Elsie Venner, bv Oliver W. Holmes
Lost ami Won, by G M. Craik
Life of Mr Mare Isamoard Brunell, by R. Beamish
A liile of.Two Cities,,by Chi^a.;Dickens rj
Lady Au'dley's Secret, by M. E. Braddon, 3
Trimmings
.
Seed
3 do. Baking Powder (in tins)
10 do. Mixed Biscuits
20 casks Dried Apples
&
i'iuicy
description.
15 bales paper
1 case Brushware (assorted)
2 do. Twine, do.
2 do. Harper Twelve trees' Soap Powder
CO.,
Fort-street.
&,
and
--
3 vols.
Wild
BLANKETS,—
10J; 11$, and 12} White WhitneyBlankets
HATS, CAPS, AND MANTLES,—
Ladies' Trimmed and Untrimmed Felt Hats
Girls' and Infants' Trimmedand Untrimmed
Felt Hats, of every style
Mantles in Cloth, Tweed, Silk, and Sealskin
20 do. Blue
2 do. Black Lead
10 do. Bottled Blacking) Is. 6d.
10 do. do. do., Is.
ON SALE BY THE UNDERSIGNED.
Ex - Ironsides,' ' Alary Warren,' und other late
Arrivals.
TONS Galvanized Corrugated IRO ;N
-f f\
JL V 200 eases Preserved Provisions, consisting of
Sausages, Meats, Fish, Jams, and Fruits
(J. Gillon Co.)
100 c-.ises Gurzu Cordial
(j cases prime York Hams
10 cases prime Bellus Bacon
0 cases Cheddar Cheese
fj cases Cl.e jdar Loaf Cheese
12 cases Ruiter's Confections
50 casks Loaf Sugar, in Pieces
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10 casks/Treacle .
SO Chests arid half-cliest3 Tea.
100 boxes Tea
10 cases Colmau's Mustard
2 cases Freucli 31 ustard
5 cases West In dia Arrowroot
5 cases Pimento
S cases Payers
Plain
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Auto-biography of a Stage Coachman, by T. Cross,
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each 24 gross, oval tins, Bell and
BUCHOLZ
Sardines
do.
Hora's Hair Oil
20 do.
15 casks Canary, Hemp, and Rape
10 -cases 4-lb- Soluable Chocolate•
5 do. Fancy French do.
5 do. Soluble Hexagon Cocoa
5 do. Iceland Moss do.
5 do. Homoeopathic do.
5 do. Orange and Lemon Peel
30 do. Colman's Starch
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CIGARS—
5 Cases Swiss
5 Cases new shaped Manillas, No. 2
5 Cases Manilla Cheroots
20.000 real Havannali
VEfcTAS—
15 Cases, each 12 gross, round plaid boxes,
Bell and Black's
3 Cases, each 10 :poss, tins of 250, Bell and
Black
2 Cases,
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The Military— The French IVak. Cap
The Youth'S—The Toting Jlan'4 Cap
The Regulation—The Navv Cap
The
lb*B luc Cap.
The Virginians, by W. IT. Thackeray, 2 vols.
Carr of Carrlyon, by Hamilton Aide, 3 vols.
The Woman in While, by W. Collins, 3 vols.
The Antiquity of Man, by Sir Charles Lyell,
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Hemmed Cambric Handerchiefs
White and Brown Turkish Towels
Gents' Homespun. Vests and Pants
Body Belts
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Elastic Braids, 1 cord to 1(3
Elastic Braids, 1 cord to IG, white
Lutestring and Velvet Ribbon, 2 to 140
Black and' Coloured Silk Dresses ' and Velvets
Rail why Rugs, !)}, 10}, 11 12J
20 do. lib. Tins Oysters (American)
5 do. do. do. do. (Morton's)
5 do. tlo. do. do. (C. it. B.)
15 do. "lib. Bottled Mustard (Superfine)
10 do. Alb. do. do. (do.)
10 do. lib. do. do. (Fine London)
10 do. ilb. do. do. (da.)
5 cases Mustard (in 71b. tins)
—
kegs
Union "and Wool Damaslcs
able steamer on the Manukau, but also the construction of a cheap tramway 'across tho'level country
between tho "Waiuku and tho banks of the "Waikato,
with proper
storageacfcommo'dati&n at
all the places at which tho Company's boat will
call.
3t may also bo found desirable to extend
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Loom Diapers, Camlet Mohairs
Black and Coloured Coburgs and Alpacas
10 do. lib. Soups
5 do. 2ib. do.
2 do. (jib. Meats
SELTZER WATER—
Fancy Striped Druggets
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Manukau Harbour.
The schemfe embraces'the placing hot only a suit-
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Oil Coats
DRAPERY,—
".f Plain Winseys, Knickerbockers, and Norwegian,Cloths, Union Galas.
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AlluvialPlaids, Shepherd's Gala Longs 1
Cordova Saxony Wogl Shawls
Wincey Shirts
2 tlo. lib. Jellies
5 do. lib. Tins Marnialado (Morton's)
5 do. lib. Jars do. (C. it B.)
20 do. HobartTown Jams (in Jars)
20 do. tlo. do. (in Tins)
10 do. lib. Tins Salmon (C. & B.)
10 tlo. lib. do. do. (Morton's)
5 do. 21b. do. do. (do.)
5 do. 21b. do. do. (C. & B.)
5 do. lib. do. do. Lobsters (C. & B.)
5 do. lib. do. do. (Morton's)
20 do. lib. do. do. (American)
5 do. 21b. do. do. (Morton's)
5 do. 21b. do. do. (C. & B.)
5 cases lib. Meats
5 do. 21b. do.
50 cases
CLARET—
PROSPECTUS.
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JUST
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Cloaks
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The Manuicau >tenm Company has bqei\ projected
in order to supply a cheap and regular means of com' ' '-T. Wr
i'MIIEATD.- ■
munication between the Capital and the extensive
received by h\U;
viz., tlie ship districts watered by_ths "Vyaikatp .and, its tributaries,
'Flying Foam,' ' Ironsides,' 'and the Tort-I ' rind 1Ute various settlements 011 the shores of tho
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Rail<t!s" I'rivnte Correspondiiiice with the Dukeol; all
tub latest and Best Styles'.' ' ' '
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Wellington, by Harriet'Rallies
Scouring of the White llorsc ' '
DICP.UI-jratENT.
HAT
l>y 3Cingsley, 3' vols'. '
Overland—'l'hc Richmond Hat;
UJic
A Mission to Viti. by Bertliold Seemuim
Tho Canadian—The FliiWa
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Leisuie Hours ui Town
The Oxford—The Cork Hat;'.; ;;;
Lcs'lMi.-erahiesVl'iv Victor Hugo, 3 vols.
The
Fel,t
French—The
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Semi-detached House, by Lady Theresa Lewis
The Prince Consort, Principal Spceclies and Ad'
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David Graham, Esq., >
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Esq.,
G% M.
KlUph TSrairsoir, 'JSsq.
q- S,'
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(in jars)
OITOSITE
Fai>, 2 vols.
Accepted Addresses, by G. A. Sala
Chorlev's Thirty Years' Musical Recollections,:
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2 vols.
Rough Diamonds, by J.' Hollingshead '
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GINGER WIXE—
<ie.
2 do. Anchovy Pasto
2 do. Bloater do.
do. quarts White ine Vinegar
2 do. Lemon Cream (in bottles)
20 do. French Olives
5 do. Spanish do.
5 do. Arrowroot (in lib. bottles)
Gillon 4. Co..
&c.
EX 'SCIMITAR.'
CLOTHING, HOSIERY, SHIRTS,—
Pilot Coats, Jackets, Trousers, and Vests
Doeskin Sac Coats, Trousers, and Vests
Tweed Suits, Bedford Cord Trousers
Inverness Capes, in sealskin, pilot tweed, and
cloth
i ■
Blue Serge Coats and Trousers
Black Cloth, Sac, and Doe Tronsors and
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Military Worsted, Lambswool, Merino, nnd
Shetland Half Hoso
Ladies', Girls', and Children's Fancy aiiid
Plain Winter Hosiery..
Lambswool Shirts, Drawers
Blue Serge, Regatta, Twill, and Criircan
Shirts
Plaiding and Flannel Drawers
India Rubber Clovhing
Leggings, Napoleons, and Buckskin Albert
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12 quarter casks
GINGER CORDIAL—
Spins
1 ray and Box Looking Glasses
Patent Slates
Hair, Nail, and Tooth Brushes, Combs
RETAI'L.
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Recreations of jv Sportsman, by Lord W. Lennox,
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History of the Opera, by S. Edwards, 2 vols.
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Agony ,I'oint, by Rev. Pj'tiroft, 2 vols.
Entanglements, 2'vbls.
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O ladvs, The Keapei , 3 -t-ols.
4
Gleifi's Life of Duke of Wellington
A Poiiit ;ol" Honour, by author-of Morals of May
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G. H. Cheeseman, Esq.,
EBfc^Eiilitt-G-IBBniSl'Esq.,'
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50 cases,
WHISKEY—
Capt. CIIRTSTV,
volsJ
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5 do. quarter-do. Curry
5 do. half-do. do.
5 do. do.-pints do. Capers
5 do. half-pints do. do.
2 do. Cayenne Pepper
do. Potted Ham, Tongue,
5 do. do. do. (in tins)
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500 cases, sundry brands
Mntai,lin S 1 doz
Samuel Browning l Esq'.;-
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Dolphin Brand.
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W ho Breaks Pays, 2 vpls.
Ladies' Under Clothimr.
SUNDRIES,—
Round, Plaid, and Tin Yestaa, Pamfime
Mutches, Paste and Liquid Blacking
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2 do.
10 do.
2 do.
10 do.
25 do.
~0 do.
Menioir'of-Barrou Larrey;' 1
Normauton. by A. vf."Rnrrowclide
I'emale I.ife-in Prison, 2 S-olsl' 1
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late Arr!Vid3 '
T)EAXDT-
Cnpt. Clutfevb'iifctVClioiiipaghe
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Military Half Hoso
Bluo Sorgo Shirts and Coats
Brown Grey Cotton Half Ilosa
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Fort-street.
Imperial Pickles
do. West Indian do.
do. Oriental do.
half-piut Assorted Sauces
do. Anchovy do.
do. Mushroom Catsup
do. Ilarvey Sauce
tlo. "Worcester do.
pint do. do.
Bottled Fruits (C. & B.)
half-pints Salad Oil
pint do. do.
i!j
do.
t> do.
J0 do.
do.
5 do.
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&.
CAPITAL £20,000,
IN TWO THOUSAND'SHIRKS "of £10'"each
X £1 per share to be paid on allotment, and such,
portions of the remfliffdO? at! SU'fch intervals as may bo
determined at the lirat General Meeting .of. Sbars->
holders.
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10 do. pint
BUCHOLZ
ON SALE
do. quart, do. (do.)
NAVIGATION
STEAM
c6aiPA'is T Y,^liliited")
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The Cost of a Secret, 3 voly.
Barren Honour, 2 vols.
Good for Nothing, by G.'J. W.'Melville, 2 vols. !
IClkerton Rectory, by Rev. J. Pycroft, B.A.
La Benta, by Fi.As 'J'rollopo,-.2 vols.
Olive Blake's Good Work, by E. JeafTerson, 3 vols;
BLANKER,L
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Rnled and Plain Foolscap, Note Papers
Bluo and Cream Laid Letter Paper
Paper Envclopcs
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SHIRTS, CLOTHING, ETC.
S. Twill, Regatta, White, and Crimean
Sliirtfl
Doe and '\vced Clothing
l^<slra!ra^ ,
w
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pint Pickles (C.
B.)
£0 c|o.
do. do. do. (Cameron's)
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sister)
and Topographical-
of the
iVom'the
Expedition, Translated by Dr. C. E. Eisohek.
HUNDRED AND EIGHTY VQLUMEsi,
have been added during the month of July, j
Memoir of George Wilson, by J. A. Wilson, (his
STATIONERY,—
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GEOLGG-Y. OP
Geological
THE
explanation
ScientificPublicatibnS
Atlas,
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Parrels White Herrings
50 Firkins Red Herring
10 cases
ditto
1 puncheon Ling Fish
100 cases Prestonpans
Pale Alo
-0 kegs 1 riuting Ink.
15?.
Butter Coolors, Cruet Bottles
Sugars, Creams, Teapots
Round Nappies, and Baker's Dishes
Patent Saucepans, Kettles, Boilers, sizes
*™inclled Saucepans. Kettles, Boilers, sizes
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The following works, consisting' of—
fH,-
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Carroll and Sop's Cut Tumblers, Salts
Candles Ornaments, Glass Dishes, s. Jin. to
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this Library. ■' '
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GEOLOGIGAIi^i^I^^^IAPHICAI.
ATLAS.^®^^KftBALAND..
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125 boxes do.
Gu "I )ow '<Jor do.
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Sperms
S Price 'B Bolmont
200 r
10 do " ( llb- Flagon)
2!c««
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60 do. Snowdrop do.
40 do. Crystal do.
10 casks Crushed Loaf Su»ar
tierces Leaf do.
<1 casks do. do.
20 casks Prime York Hams
cases do. do. do.
-O do. do.
Breakfast Bacon
j°" S' ,cddar Loaf Cheoso
in
10 do. North
Wilts do.
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102
Tobacco Pipes
150
line Jamaica Rum
100
Mountain Dew
100
Ginger Cordial
10 casks Ginger "Wine
•10 cases Lime Jt.ico
10
Raspberry Vinegar
35
.Syrup, various
'-'5
Preserved Fish
-20 casks Malt. Vinegar
ON SALE BY
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THE TOvDEBSiGKtTEI>,
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25
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4,500
bushels finest Scotch Oats
chests
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Neva Caudles
100 barrels Scotch Oatmeal
100
Pearl Barley
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AUCKLAND, MONDAY, Ssg^fßpki£6n3Bo4.
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AUCTIONEERS and COMMISSION AGENTS,
Orders.to ilnr extoht delivered at Auckland, Ota ■
Manukau,''
places
the
on
landing
of'the
huhu, or any
Fort-street.
are prepared to receive all kinds of Merchandise,
undersigned, agents for Messrs. Cornish and niid
ax current* rated.
&c., &c., for Sale by And ion.
AVE REMOVED from Durham-Btreet to their
.
Jjiu.'ck, late Railway Contractors, Victoria, can
Oiiices and Timber YarcU,-Onehunga.
tin's Vllanufaetory are
in
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UNITED VIIS' EYATtD PIIOPRIETOES T1
Premises
II New
sell
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the
solicit,
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patronage
stamped with the Name
COMPANY'S BBANDY.
LOCOMOTJ
ENGINES
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Merchants, Importers, and'olhers, &lid beg to assure
wAK EI lELD
Tho Biscuits are round in
in (jton*"Arck i.A n
STONE-BREAKING MACHINES.
tliem that it will be their constant endeavour to give
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Soda Water Manufactory.
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DOLPHIN BRAND.
sh:ipe, and differ quite as much in. quality as shape
Three doors below Cosibb's
every attention to the interests of those who may
STATIONERY
RUNNING PLANT
CKAIG begs lcavo. to Jpfwjn
for
entrust goods to their care.
AXI)
fmm the squaro Qi?ps. RW 6p Uirgcly.importad-.Ornamental, and Sign Painting.
rjIHE Undersigned being appointed Agents
Art'stic Scenic,
Builders, llouse Carpenters,' and the-Public in 5
supply
hands and styles.
-1- this Company, havo on hiind a constant
A large quantity of even* descriotion of—
all
its
various
111
Writing
supply
any'
-uowr
to
thiti;
'a-position
geiieral,
he
is
iw
RAILWAY MATERIALS.
this very superior. BRANDY, pale and dark, ui
RICHD. KEALS,
unWisted. to'Jlis'care, ■
WQC&LBY
ALL raMa ezvnvAZ
A
;
3R
CO-,
JS, 0 'X
aunrter-caske and ciiscs.
U. ~H,. I,
Bs!\aibed
JlUti's sad 'JKtn6B»!
'VjOTP'»JW-SfjaSsT.
BUCHOLZ & CO.,
Biarciusn;
. 2?ort<Btrest<
CO.,
COACH AND IIEIIALD
t
RAILWAY MACHINERY
PAIjS TEES,
AND
PLANT.
.-.'."
.
THE
"
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11."
&
IIHOMAS
&
i
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r
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i
BUCHOLZ
„
&
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Sons
.
■
111 ■!■111-
NEW GOODS, EX 'MAXWELL.'
Passengers and Luggage booked for the Royal
FOR HIKE :
Wagonettes, for pair of horses, or four in hand
Albert Cars and Buggies .
Open and Close Carriages
Dog Carts
Ladies' and Gentlemen's Saddle Horses
Marriage Carriages, with or without postilions
NEW
'
WISEMAN.
OPENED
AND ON
AT
CONFECTIONS,
OY
MADE
CAKES
ON
AND
BFON GES
THE
NOTICE.
Springtime
Superior Woollongong Butter
MSCUITS
ALL
OK
DESCRIPTIONS
„
„
ALWAYS
ON
HAND.
1
~
„
10
„
.
10
„
WHY,
Sauce
BUGGY HARNESS
Sardines
Lobsters
160 mats Manilla Refinoi Sugar
Cofl'ee
50
100 half-chests Fino Congou
THOMAS BELL.
Victoria-street,
Near tho Now Bank.
10
10
on German Silvor, very
„
„
M
11
A
QUEEN
~
~
&c.
STEEET.
J.
&
CASES STATIONERY, comprising—
packet
1000 5-quire packets Superfine Cream Laid Note
Paper, at Is. 6d. packet
1000 5-quire packets Extra Superfine Cream Laid
Note Paper, at 2s. packet
SATURDAY, JULY 23, 1864.
A. WISEMAN.
S
K
MIIIAIiI.Y A
STREET,
Fancy Note Paper and Envelopes
100 packets Cream and Blue Laid Post, 4to
100 packets Lineal 4to Letter Paper
100 packets Black Edged Kote Paper
50 reams Ruled and Plain Foolscap
25,000 Official Envelopes
rjmE
N. B.—Every description of Boots
to^Order.
Made
•5
Expectations, Eleanor's Victory, Standard
Poets, &c.
Photographic Albums
&c.
&c.
On Sale at
BUCHANAN
500 Presentation Books, from Is.
1000 Paper Bound Novels
"
"
"
OF
TIMBER.
KAURI AND STRINGY BARK.
PEEMISES
EXCELSIOR
R.
HOUSE.
HOBB'3 LEASE of his present pre-
mises has a but a short time to run,
ho
ACfIRTSTKY
begs to inform House and Ship
Builders and the public generally, that he has
made arrangements for keeping a supply of the
above. Any orders entrusted to his care will be
duly attended to.
Long lengtlis of joicu or ship planking cut up to
.•
27 ft.
Oflice, George-street, Onohunga.
Af\
Tcv
§
Queen and AVakefield-streets.
In
order to carry out
SI
§
CAPE DE PARIS,
his arrangements, R. Hobbs
Negrohead
Cavendish, half-pounds
READY MONEY AND NO ABATEMENT.
BARRELS
12 000
CURRANTS
QIIE E N
&
STEWART.
S.
NOW OPENING, EX 'PORTLAND,'
SALE,
A A IRON WATER TANKS, CHEAP, FOR
CASH.
EATON & DEWOLF.
*±\J
GRASS SEED.
'
IRONSIDE,'
Alsyka
Grass Clover
Cocksfoot Grasß
Prairie Grass
Rye Grass
to
;T. CASEY,
SHIP-BROKER,
those
Future favours will be promptly attended to.
RED OFFTCE,
An Entirely New Stock of
SILKS,
VELVETS,
WINCEYS,
WOOLLEN STUFFS,
COTTONS,
HATS, BONNETS,
Ac.
&c.
MILLER
colonial boot
more eommodious pre-
Has
mises opposite the Q. C. E.
removed his
MANUFACTORY to
Boots of every description made to order by firstuaes workmen.
Peg Boots made, ancl repairs neatly exeonted.
[a card/]
W. D. LYSNAE,
V FOOT OF SHORTLAJTD STREET,
Auckland.
VORT-BTOEBT.
IIEGTSTRY OFFICE.
COMMISSION A CUSTOM HOUSE AGENT,
COLZKOTXP.
A
.
[a CAitn.]
J. 11. BURNS IDE
EID.-
S
II
E'S
E
WHOLESALE
QUEEN-STIIEET WIIAEP,
!
\\f irERE cverv article for Family use is
the Wholesale Price.
YY
NOTE
THK ADIULK.-5S
A
sold at
:
upproTcd security.
[A CARD.]
MR. J. L. 31 OFFIT T,
DENTIST,
SURGEON
Waterloo Quaduant.
Hours of attendance—lTalf-pas 9 till 5 o'clock.
GARDEN CHAIRS AND FLOWER STANDS.
&
ACCOUNTANT, LAND, HOUSE & GENERAL
COMMISSION AGENT,
FENDELOW,
Books Balanced
•lI'ST RIX'IM VKJ). Ex • MARY WARREN.'
REVOLVER CARTRIDGES, Navv
and belt size
Adams' Revolver Cartridges, gauge -34 and 120
siz's
Eley's Grey Felt Elastic Wadding, all sizes
Elcv's Double Waterproof Central Eire Caps.
DAGS AL L,
COMMISSION MERCHANT
Sales bv Auction
\\f ILL liold General TUESDAY,
T'V
EVERY
J.
SON.
CATTLE, SHEEP, HORSES, &c.,
MESSRS. STYAK AND HUNTER,
STOCK AUCTIONEERS
THURSDAY AND SATURDAY,
At his Stores,
Qi'vex-stuf.et, Auckland.
AN'D
GENERAL COM-MISSION
AGENTS,
[A CAKI).]
Y]S7~OULD respectlully direct the attention of person; sending Stock for disposal at the
TV
SALES
11 EGU LA K 'WEEKLY
to
1
ev
patrons
met
31. I-I EISTEIiSO N,
M.
ARCHITERT,
Tictoiiia Sti;e et,
tkei;
DrjdlAM-STKEET,
Plans, &c., drawn
that every cure and attention will lie paid to their
safe Limiting, within a short distance of the Market,
and being placed in good and secure Paddocks until
disposed of to the best advantage.
CASH
TURRELL, Legs
customers
he has removed to
Queen-street, whore
he has on hand u caietully selected stock ot FIRSTCLASS BOOTS and SHOES, suitable for tho present season.
Queen-street, May IG, ISG4.
a
of
O O D
s,
LATEST
PAS
II IO N S
Dckham-stufkt,
—
off
IMPORTANT
LEIGHTON,
.VNB
Queen-street,
CROWN & ANCHOR
BOAED IA" G HOUSE,
JAMES SULLIVAN, Peopeietob,
West Queex-steeet, Auckland.
TO
COASTING VESSELS SHIPPERS OF
ON TILE EAST COAST TO AUCKLAND.
&
MEALS
AT ALL HOURS.
READY
Good Beds
KESPECTFULLY
ALL
at One Shilling tee
CAMBRIDGE
Night.
HOUSE.
F. L. PRIME,
WHOLESALE AND
RETAIL
FAMILY GROCER,
China,
of being at once in a
DUNVELLE'S
lEI SII "WHISKEY,
Sta ib.
cent, on cost.
COLONIAL PRODUCE BROKER.
Qukt.n-steket.
MK. ALFRED BUCKLAND
informs his FRIENDS that
CATTLE can be LANDED on the East
NOTICE.
about
Tamaki,
of
one mile from the Heads.
Bank
the
OVER THE VESSEL'S SIDE WITHOUT THE
persons indebted to the undersigned will
USE OF A BOAT, AND AT ALL TIMES
pleaso pay the amount of their respective debts
OF THE TIDE,
to Jlk. LEWIS TURRELL, Brunswick Buildings, thereby saving the risk and injury to the Cattle of
Quoon-street.
time
them in slings, as well as the
putting
second
a
GEORGE TURRELL.
additional cost of Boating, with the further advantage
tho newest and most
One
'21 per
COMMISSION MERCHANT
AJ > VAX C KS, if required, on Stock intended for Sale,
to inform his
LEWIS
tlie public generallv that
BRUNSWICK BUILDINGS,
at
THOMAS E.
and Account Sales rendered immediately after Sales
are ctlected.
OFFICE
NOTICE OF REMOVAL.
&
At his Stores,
pRIXCES-STiUnJT, OKEIIO'GA.
NEWMARKET (on Mondavs), OTAHUHU, and
the DURHAM HORSE' SALE YARDS,
Earthenware, and Gxass Warehouse,
QUE E N STREET
Attckxand.
PA IJ HOCK WITHOUT ANY DRIVING.
Vessel' net drawing more than nine ieet- of waSCl-
GOOD
WANTED EVI-RYLODY TO KNOW
NOY E L
DESIGNS
OLD
ean enter and leave at all times with half-tide, and at
J O S L I N'S
BELFAST,
full tides Vessels drawing fourteen feet of water can
HAIR-CUTTING
SHAMPOOING
In all the leading Brandies up to the timo of the
enter safely.
to
and
supplied
tho
Houso
of
.Lords
same
as
f"nHE
Charts of the river, kindly furnished by Captain
ESTA 811 SHME NT,
JL
International Exhibition, tho quality of which Bckoess, can be obtained at. the Uaymarket.
huaniiy.
sailing of these vessels, selected by Mr. S. Vaile in
Opposite Newman & Ewen's New Store,
is equal to the finest I'likncii
mes be obAssistance, if necessary, can at, all
brand, in
QUEEN-STREET.
A Consignment of the above celebrated
tained on the spot.
tho ' Ulc.-.ats.'
tho best
just
by
and
arrived
bottle,
wood
Stock forwarded at once to the market or gra;:ed at
Orders left with Mr. J. M. HASLETT, CommisGEOE&E FI SK,
rates until soli!.
HOME AND FOREIGN MARKETS.
sion Agent, Shortland-strcet, will havo prompt fixed
November 10. 18(13
COMMISSION AGENT
attention.
AUCTIONEER
ISR4.
you ti-ijj
January,
Auckland.
O
N
E
Y.
M
SALE AND PURCHASE OF LIVE STOCK,
Theso Goods will bo brought forward on
HOUSES AND LANDED PROPERTY.
EUIINI TU E E BAZA AE,
SUMS to be advanced on good securitv.---Apply
Street.
WANGA N U I.
SiioitTi-AND
to
SATURDAY NEXT, 17th INST.
MR. WESTON,
SmpriNc*
&
Solicitor.
Custom House Agent.
II AL L
"W IN K S
Wyndlutm-street,
received a large consignment of English
September 'Jtltli, ISGI.
A magnificent Stock of
Furniture, consisting of Walnut Drawing Room
"THE NEW ZEALAND HERALD."
Suits, Shaped, Oval, Loo, and Ladies' Work Tables,
rl7iA RP ' S AAt IC RICA N AXE S
Mahogany Easy Chairs, Whatnots, Toilet Glasses,
TERMS OP AUVKUTISEMf.NTS.
STEAW GOODS, & c.,
On Sale.
Od.
&c.
&c.
Three lines
tVc.
Ib. M.
l'our lilies
& CO.,
WOOLLEY
ALFRED
Eight lilies
Now landing.
SEVKUAL
&
HAVE
b
Every description of Cabinet and
inform her friends
begs
MRS.andVENEBLES
that, having
with BUch
the
uccess
P.
AUCTIONEER
SECOND HAND
&
Collected.
QUEEN-STEEET, AUCKLAND.
SON,
EA'ITT
Wakelield-street.
EVITT
Accounts
IMPORTER, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
BOOKSELLER, .
STATIONER,
Printer, Bookbinder,
Musical iNaXKCMEfrr and Tor Seller,
Sharp's Repeater Cartridges, Nos. ], 2, and 3
Elcy's Wire Cartridges, Green and Royal, all
N.H.—We are purchasers of
GUNS and KEYOi/YEKS, &c.
.and
E. WAY TE,
COLT'S
Piopriotor,
ON SALE,
At the Stores of Henderson and Macftirlane,
/"tALIFORNIAN AND ADELAIDE FLOUR
\J Mauritius Sugar and Riee. ex ' Sylphide'
California)! Oats, seed or feed
HENDEh'SON & MACFAELANE.
Queen-steeet, Auckland.
Utter
Queen-street. Auckland.
2 O'CLOCK FROM THE EAST COAST AND ELSEWHERE.
AUCKLAND!!
LE P 11ST E,
W.
IRON GARDEN CHAIRS,
with Wood Seats, Bronzed Iron .slower Stands
OWEN
U 0 K L AN D, N. Z.
H. P. STARK,
ESTATE, HOUSE, LAND, AND GENERAL
COMMISSION AGENT.
Office, corner of Yuktm Lane, Queen-street,
Auckland.
SS?" Several sums of itioney to be advanced on
,T O H 2s"
]M A U K S,
GEOCE.fi AND GENERAL DEALER.
8 T ORES,
A S IE E R'S
1 [OBSOX-STUKET, AUCKLAND.
ORNAMENTAL
and Hall Tables.
DRAPERS,
AND
GENERAL WAREHOUSEMEN,
O E E S,
S T
CO.,
&
IHI'OIITEIiS,
lIOBSOX-STKEET,
O'BIUEJf.
Fumituro made to
great
in
business of her Registry Office, she
'asbeen induced to take more commodious promises
aWyndham- streat, noerly opposite tbo new Hmiaid
'( HBeti
;
MONEY
BANS.
&
QTJEEN-STBEET WHARF.
W.
instalment
lirst
Embracing tho
And
Mixed Grass
And—
Rape Soed.
ALFRED BUCKLAND.
thanks her lady patronesses, and
MRS.begsKEMP
inform them that she has REMOVED
PREMISES,
MARY WARREN,' &c., &c.,
SPEINO
CLOVER
White Clover
RED
Clover
VICTORIA-STREET.
'
Their
On Bale at the Haymarket,
MRS. KEMP,
SSBTB
SAVE
TO
UNION
WILLIAM
BONDED
STOREKEEPER,
CUSTOMS AND GENERAL AGENT,
Shortland Steef.t.
"Wool, Flax, Kauri Gura, Wheat, Maize, or other
Goods Stored.
BANK,
SAVINGS'
SEW
HOBSON,
Why, by dealing at the far-famed
and
EO R
MILLINER AND DRESSMAKER,
VAILE
J. R.
&
Cow
83**»
.
at
l'lease observe tlie address.
,
SALE,
J>OTATOES,
Toys, Fancy Goodß, &c.,
"CAVENDISH HOUSE,"
Top of Shortland-stroot.
Qgt
STRE ET
THE ODD FELLOWS' lIALL.
August 11, 18G4.
CARTWRIGHT & HUGHES,
LAND AGENTS AND ACCOUNTANTS,
Caxada Buildxiroa, Qranr-Bnun.
HOW
DINNERS
HOOK.
ORDINARY EVERY SUNDAY,
ADVA NC E
&
ON
—
opposite
AND
NEXT DOOR TO
AT VULCAN LANE STORES,
BY THE TON OR BAG.
Stationer, Bookseller, and Tobacconist, Importer of
immediately
,
COUNTESS SLATES > on Sale
BUCHANAN
STEWART'S.
'
,
NEW
OPPOSITE THE
j
OF
„
t»
II 0 B B S
It.
STEWART.
EX 'PORTLAND.'
Good cavendish tobacco, 4s. 6d. per lb.
Barrett's twist negrbliead, 6s. 6d.
Aromatic gold-leaf, 6s. per lb.
Best brands cavendish, Eudora, twist, and
aromatic tobaccos
Meerschaum and brier-root pipes, and every
description of tobacconists' goods
50,000 Havannah cigars, in boxes of 100, at 15s.
per 100
Choice tobaccos cut by machinery.
lately occupied by her.
S
Sole
20 caseß Raisinß
5 cases Figs
5 cases Candied Peel
BUCHANAN
Thatcher*s Local Songs, Sixpence.
Please observe the Address,
J . HARRIS
11 EI D,
AND LAND AGENT
Queen-Stheet,
j I
prfi
U
particularise.
GREAT CLEARANCE SALE
TOBACCO AND CIGARS.
HOUSEWIFE'S
I'EOVIDTn AT ANY
C
&
HUGII
ACCOUNTANT, HOUSE
Queen
in CANADA BUILDINGS,
street. To Let. —Apply to HUGH
Accountant. House and Land Agent.
S T E E E T,
-
AUCKLAND.
!
Assorted Pen and Pocket Cutlery,
Scissors, Leather Straps, Corkscrews, Dram
in metal and leather, with
Flasks,
clasp, from to 1 pint; Magnetic Hammers,
Metal Tea and Table Spoons, and an immense variety of goods too numerous to
SUI*P ER
tobacco
Cavendish, tens
BUCHANAN
2 Cases
Sa'o will commencc TO-MORROW, SATUR-
DAY, tho 23rd instant.
35 casos Red Herrings
100 balf-ban*ls Herrings
BUCHANAN <fc STEWART.
2 Cases, containing Carpet and Leather Travelling Bags, Ladies' Hand Bags, Princess
Alice Companions, Wicker Hand Baskets, &c.
%*
The
20 cases Lobsters, lib tins
10 cases Salmon, lib. tins
LE T
O
WAIiDELL.
OFFICES
STEWART'S.
SARDINES
CASES
Q U E E JN"
MR. BEAMISH, Epsom.
&
Co.,
&
INVERNESS A2fD LONDON.
j
in "Wood,
China, Gutta-percha, Leather, Wax, and
Dressed in even,- variety; Donkeys, Carts
and Horses, Games, Boxes of Toys, Magnetic Toys, and Toys of every description.
AND AGENT FOE
McDOUG-ALL
CLOSED ON SATURDAYS.
to build on his own property at the junction of
Aj.ways Ready.
Cases Toys, comprising: Dolls
LIMITED.
presents a rare opening
Dairy,
Son, or to
has resolved
intends CLEARING OUT the whole of hiß present (OPPOSITE MR. S. H. SM IT H'S,)
CHEDDAR CHEESE Stock of Drapery and Men's and Boys' Clothing, at
CASES
PRIME
QA
Con certina, Violin, and Pianoforte Music
QUEEN-STEEET.
mi V/ 20 cases Prime AViltsbiro Cheese,
On Sale at
greatly ueduckd ruicus.
Sunday at Home, Family Herald, Children's
BUCHANAN & STEWART'S.
milE Proprietor in returning thanks to the public
Picture Books, in. great variety, Song
Books, Parlour Magic, &c.
He has just opened a L;irge Stock of New and
of Auckland for past favours, begs to assure
HAMS
CASES
Q/~V
COEI'S
them that it will bo his constant, study to merit a
Ov 10 easeß Coey's Bacon
3 Cases Bibles, Prayer-books, and Church SerFashionahlo Goods, bought very cheap, tho whole share of their patronage, he having just, added to his
1 ton Svdnev Bacon
vices, in great variety, from one shilling each.
establishment a Private Smoking Room, and Private
BUCHANAN & STEWART.
of which will be offered at
Coventry Ribbon Book-marks.
Dinino Room.
4 Cages Rimmell's Assorted Soaps, Pomades, nf\
LOW PRICES TO CLEAR OUT.
BARRELS SMITH'S OATMEAL
and Perfumes, Tooth and Hair Brushes,
030 barrels Pearl Barter
CHOPS, STEAKS, CUTLETS, &c.,
Combs, &c.
BUCHANAN & STEWART.
3
a
AGENT.
AUCKLAND SAW MILL COMPANY,
O/lice.
MaUKKT GaKI>EN, wilicll
A
OI!
Orders received bv
C. ARTHUR"& SON, Agent,
Queen-street, Auckland.
REMOVAL
&c.
&
COALS.
"
or
Paper
Iluntlcy and Palmer's Biscuit (21b.)
Pastiles and Jujubes
Assorted Lozenges
Chicory
Carraway Seeds
Curry
Soap Powdor
cases Presentation Books, Novels, Standard
Works, &c., comprising—Recommended to
Mercy, Aurora Floyd, No Name, Great
Tol:
T
Q TOR AG E
STEPHENSON
O
loth September, ISG4.
At tho Depot Great South Road, at 20s.
NEW
Calicoes
Black Silk Ribbon
Braids, Cotton Reels, &c.
Black Silk Handkerchiefs
Coloured Silk Handkerchiefs 2
Scented Soap
Hair, Nail, and Tooth Brushes
Congou Tea
Pekoe and Young Hyson Teas
Photographic Albums, Motallic and Pocket
Books, Nib and Quill Pens, Rulers, Date
Cases, Inkstands in variety.
i;i£.u.i>
GENEBAL
AGENT FOE THE
73
Shoes
and
COAL COMPANY, (Limited),
are now prepared to deliver COALS in
Auckland and Parnell, at 38s. per ton, Cash
At tho Depot Onehunga, at '28a.
VERY IMPORTANT NOTICE.
Brown Sheoting
50,000 assorted Envelopes
D.WTKI»
in connexion with
WAIHOIHOI
Indiarubber Braces
Balmoral Caps
Black Bordered Long Shawls
Fancy Grenadino Shawls
Rob Roy and Shfpherd Long Shawls
cfhemlle" and Cord Hair Nets
Turkey Twill
Paper.
■500 packets French
JI
AND
COMMISSION
,
largo Shop and Parlour and two largo Bedrooms, opposite the
Cilices of tho New Zeai.and llekat.]>.
2i) head of Dairy Cows
for an industrious Family.
CHEAPEST HOUSE IN AUCKLAND and Heifers in Calf, to he sold at a valuation, accustomed to Ihe place and the adjoining' run, upon
which a considerable number of stock can be kept
for Boots akd shoes.
HOUSE.
EXCELSIOR
suits
Crimean Shirts
Wliito Dress Shirts
Fancy Stripe and Brilliant Skirta
Hosiery
1000 1-quire and 5-quire packets Quadrille Lineal
Overland Note Paper
•500 packets large and small Blue Laid Note
L E T
cakd.
Mclennan,
d.
BRICK HOUSE with a
GLENFERN—
ash
Tweed
'
above Hotel and
to the Proprietor, or
BE LET.
Acres Good Grazing Land, mix
3 miles from Town,
FKN'CKi)
and wATi:ni-:n,
on the .Mount Eden road, with Good Dwelling-house,
8 rooms and Out Oiiires, 1 acres very rich soil, Ai>-
LANDING AED TO ARRIVE.
1000 6-quirepackets Cream Laid Koto Paper, at Is.
For
free of cost.
Particulars upon application to Messrs. C. Aktiiuii
<to.
Ac.
Auckland.
TO
Breastplate Martingales
Superior WaterproofWrappers
TOP OF
LET ON LEASE—The
TiO Premises.
further particulars apply
A
AT
STREET,
GOVERNOR BROWNE" HOTEL.
New
For particulars, apply at the
BOOTS?
STOC
COMMISSION AGENTS,
QUEEN
to W. AITKEN, House and Estate Agent, Queenstreet.
WHERE DO YOU BUY YOUR
&
OP
"
TO
Currie Powder, £ and lb.
Fresh Herrings, in 1 lb. and 2 lb.
tins
American Brooms
Hams and Bacon
Lea and Peirin's "Worcestershire
~
particulars apply to MR. A-DINGWALL, West Queen-street, Auckland, or to A
McEWIN, Matakaua.
September 17th, 1801.
SIIOBTKST
der
Saddles
Second Quality do.
Stock
Saddles
Strong
Felt Saddl# Cloths
Best Head-stall Bridles
Bush Bridles, and strong Head-stall do.
Gag Bridles
SALE
KINDS
WEDDING-
Red Horringa, 2 doz. tins
Huntley and Palinor's Biscuits
HarporTwelvetrees'"WashingPow-
~
3
3
Best Hunting
HARRIS'S CAVENDISH HOUSE,
SHORTLAND
5
(Adjoining the Haymarket.)
SILVERsuperior ditto
tLc.|
ALL
4 cases Homreopathic Cocoa
5
5
n
KOW
„
Saddleus, &C.,
PLATED
Maxwell,' Ibojtsides,' ' Pobtland,'
Zonayo
~
A. WISEMAN,
&
hours.
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8
8
50 kegs Vory
EX 'FLYING FOAM.'
GOODS,
'
i!Lc>j
«
SHIPPING
TEA, COFFEE, AND REFRESHMENTS to most in the neighbourhood.
For further
heady at all
EX ALICE CAMERON,'
"1 A A BOXES PRICE'S NO. 1 BELMONT
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SPERM
20 boxes Fino Honej'dow, 10's
8
Gold Leaf;
fenced.
The above being one of the first selections on the
Matakana River, the average ot the land is superior
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ex
J.
H. HAKDINGTON.
CASES
A.
&
tho new Bank.
FOE SALE,
ON HAND,
LARGE STOCK OF CART AND PLOUGH
HARNESS.
A
FIRST-CLASS SADDLE k LIGHT HARNESS
HORSES FOR SALE.
2 5
Bits and Stirrup Irons
And a variety of other goods.
J.
Near
SADDLES,
A large assortment of Bridles, Whips, and Spurs
Chain-Bit Burnishers
on Hand, a Variety of
Sept. 1, 1864.
"VICTORIA-STREET
Fancy Leathers
„
COFFEE AND REFRESHMENT ROOM.
BELL,
IRONSIDES.'
STEEPLECHASE
English and Colonial Stylos
SUPERIOR
Second Quality ditto
of steamers for the South.
Always
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Manukau
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the
SALESMEN
the Township. Twenty-five acres are improved
in nursery, orchard, onions, and grass, all securely
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from
AJfD
oil
COMFORTABLE
&
IMPOETEES,
j
the departuro
THE
JN
j
Hail Vans, to suit
FOR SALE BY PRIVATE TREATY,
VIEW BANK NURSERY and FARM at
returning thanks to tho Public of Auckland for
MATAKANA, containing two hundred and
twentypast favors, bogs to inform them that ho has fifty-seven acres. There is on the Farm plentitul
seven acres of large timber bush, and a
is
Erected
thereon
supply of fresh water springs.
ENLARGED IIIS PREMISES,
a good dwelling-house and out-buildings, only ten
Ofiiee,
Store,
Post
minutes (by boat pull) from the
and has now provided them with a
and Hotel, and live minutes vralk irom the Church
SPACIOUS
iggfObservo tho Address.,^l
CO.,
&
QTJEEN-STIIEET,
!
4 p.m.
A. L. THOMSON
DALDY.
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do.
&
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at
J.
do.
do.
do. Pukekoho
COMBES
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ONEHUNGA, hourly, from 8 a.m., till 5 p.m. in9 a.m., and
rjIHE undersigned is now ranPAIiED to supply the
FINEST
COFFEE
Gont's Ditto and Bridlos, for the
at
Coasting Trade.
quantitipsj
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shortest notice. Roasted
in any
or Ground by Patent Stciun Machinery erccted on
near the now Union
Victoria-Bt.reot,
Premises
tlie
in
A. "WISEMAN,
Bank of Australia.
THOMAS
BELL.
SADDLERS, &c.
do.
6
SADDLES
FORTY
300
300
j
MNIBUSES -will start punctually to and from
SIDE
OASES
0
ACRES, (tlireo miles from Otahuhu)
I
HOESB , AND CARRIAGE BAZAAR.
FARMS FOR SAXtE.
J. CROMWELL,
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC, ARMY CONTRACTORS, COUNTRY STOREKEEPERS, PASTRYCOOK AND CONFECTIONER,
GROCERS, & CONSUMERS GENERALLY.
SADDLERY.
clusive- On Sundays from each place at
COFFEE«! COFFEE!!!
COFFEE!
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[DAILY.
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 1864,
HERALI), ATTCKXAM),
ZEAJjAM)
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THE 35TEW'
S.
&
J. B,
VAI LE,
Upholstery
...
Fort-street.
...
SUBSCttilTloy.
TEST PUBLISHED, price, 2s. • d., by post Ss. 64.
tj No. 1 of a Series of WORKS, each one complete
KEROSENE ! KEROSENE !
in itself.
genuine kerosene,
DR. L. L. SMITH, on the Means ot PRO"1
AAA gallons
JLUUU
LONGING LTEE and AVOIDING DISEASES."
at (is. per gallon,
Op Sale.
H. T. DWIOUT, Publisher, Melbourne, and sold
by nil booksellers.
S. HAGUE SKIXJI.
Quarter; suisle colics 3d. cach.
will be received at thcOfliee, Qu«n-stre®t»
day (Sundays excepted) until 5 p.m.
10s.per
ay
Advertisement*
every
"
NATIONAL MABT,
Qrzs?'
Stbebt,
...
And 'id. for c;u.h additional line.
order.
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Auckland, X>.w Zfaiand
Jjf
rrinted and l'ublistacd
Jlchn, proi-rktore, at tuev
C. Wilso.v and David
GsnoFsl ttrccai rrintir©
\V.
(n ftnv doors from Quesn'atrevt).
daily
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