SPECTACLES of every Several z-wheel

Zealndhr.
TheNew
any other
'
Fort.
i.jwibp
mUB A 1 clipper Ship
'NOKWOUD,'
JL
Frank Biiistow, Esq., Commander, will
bo on the berth Cor London on discharge
All kinds of Fancy Biscuits, per lb
WILLIAM LODDER,
Agent and Manager of
Waikato Steam Transport Service.
FOE TABANAKI, NELSON, PICTON, WELLINGTON, LYTT2LTON, OTAGO AND THE
BLUFF.
N.Z. S. N. Company's
&
Ports, on MONDAY next. 3rd September.
For freight or passage apply to
I
FIRTH.
S.
rnHE 'SEA BREEZE' will leave for
1 Russell THIS DAY (Friday), at 6
•aisEJGb p m
EDMONDS & JAKINS,
Agents.
FAMILY
FOR SALE,
rriHE fast sailing clipper schooners
_L 'QUEEN ' 46 tons, and CLYDE*
jft&uVSs} oi tons register. Both well found in
s&i=aeaës» Anchors, Sails, See., &c.
For further particulars apply to
THOMAS CRAIG,
Custom-house-street.
.August 27tL 18GG.
mHE Panama, New Zealand, arid
.1 Australian Royal Mail Company's
CLOTHIER,
UPPEB, QUEEN-STBEET,
■will leave the
the 3rd September, at noon.
Passengers booked for Hokitika and the Grey.
For freight or passage, apply at the Company's
O/Ecs.
H. M. JERYIS,
Shipping supplied at 5.Jd. all round.
J)
Zealand,
PANAMA MAIL SERVICE.
above
FEATON
e.s.
'EAKAIi;
400 horse-power, Sastcel H.
WELLINGTON for
ON SATURDAY, BTH SEPTEMBER NEXT,
WITH
TTRR MAJESTY'S MAILS FROM AUSTRALIA
AND NEW ZEALAND.
FEOM
AND SYDNEY AND NEW
ZEALAND POETS.
....
....
£64
S.S.
....
£54 and £59
£3
&
*
I
in
;
ft
;
fine well-builtHouse. 14 rooms; out-houscf ; Garden;
never failing well of water. For
apply to McCact; RiGG.
V
and
'
FurnishedParnell. TO LET.—For
apartments—Most
pituato at
AND RESIDENCE at mbb, Mop.ij>.y's
Providence Villa, Lower Sy moods-street,. near
St. Andrew's Church. Good Stabling.
Tickets may be obtained of Messrs.. Way to and
Batgor, Queen-street; Mr. Harris, Shortland-Btreet ;
&
SW NOTICE.
<-;i K ibiy
BOARD
and of tho Stewards.
particulars
apply at tho IThhat.d Office.
Doors opon at half-past seven, to commence at eight
o'clock.
S ALF,—Tho LEASH, FURNITURE and
IN
FIXTURES of the Greyhound Hotel, Auck38, Queex-stbeet Wiiabf, Auckland,
J.
X.
land, with immediate possession—Apply to
HOFFMANN'S ASSEMBLY ROOMS(Corner of Fort-street.)
Gaelics, Queen street, Auckland.
SALF-Twonaw substantial' DWELtINGS,
QUEEN AND WAKEFIELD-STREETS.
Ships* Compasses cleaned and adjusted.
out-houses, &c., Ponsonby Road, close to the
ARTISTIC, and INDUSevery
descripand
Church
in ocureie of erection if not sold.privately in
Sewing Machines repaired, &c.,
a Bhort time ihey -will be Bold by auction.—Apply to
work executed with despatch
tion of light
Rioo,
McCatl
and accuracy.
TRIAL EXHIBITION -will take place about the
[ESTABLISHED 1852.]
THORLEY'S FOOD FOR CATTLE.
first week in October,
TIIORLF.Y'S FOOT). Can be Obtained in
largo or small quantities at
A. SOMERVILLE
J. HOWDEN,
G. H. LAYERS',
and
Intending Exhibitors may apply far space
Seed Merchant, Durham-street.
WATCHMAIEE,
PRACTICAL
to announce to his many old customers
Uopfmank.
JEWELLER, &c.,
CODE OF SIGNALS.
particular to Mr.
and friends in Auckland that in consequence of the
QUEEN-STREET, AUCKLAND,
Auckland
Office,
tho
SALE
tho
ITxrat.d
at
Opposite Wyndham-street,
PARNELL HALL.
above premises having returned to his possession,
CODE OF SIGNALS, Lithographqd iu colours.
Very chiste.
being himself a practical Watchmaker and
PUBLIC SERVICES.
THEY ARE NOW OPENED,
Jeweller, can guarantee repairs of every desFOR SALE,
0
in towr. All
BUSINESS
DAY,
criotion at lower prices than any housepersonal
SMITH'S
SEPTEMBKR 2sd. Morning—at
FIRST-GLASS BLACK
With an entire
OUN
atten11 Simplicity and Subwork entrusted to him will have his
in Auckland, doing a pood trade. Terms easy. O II o'clock. Subject hrist."
Auckland.
Doctrine
of C
rion, and he niaies it a standing rule not to charge
limity
in the
—Apply to J. T. Garlics, Queen-street,
givis
confident
of
for repairs of any kind unlesß lie
Evening, at 6.30 o'clock. Subject—" Every man
NEW STOCK OF GROCERIES,
i near
ing satisfaction.
to Heaven."
FOR SALE,
FRESH AND GOOD.
from .5 to 80 acres, 3 miles from Otanuhu.
GOLD MINING COMPANY
"Watches, Clocks, and Jewellery,repaired
land
inPukekohe.
COROMANDEL
first-rate
Farm of 300 acres
Engraving, Hairwork
(LIMITED).
Ele' tro-plating arid Gilding
Torms liberal.
Pipes Mounted
Extraordinary GKNKIiAL MEETING of <he
& CO.,
HUNTER
MusicalBoxes cleaned and repaired
Shareholders of the Coromandel. Gold Mininga
A. S. persuades himself that all Families and
Durham Sale Yards.
Company
&c.
&c.,
&o.
Company (Limited), will be held at
Fort-street, at 4 o'eloob p.m. on 1 uitsua.i ,
Office,
Customers who will call at the Junction Store will
FOR SALE,
passed at
resolution
11 th September, to confirm the
AUCKLAND
SMALL FARMS at Mount Albert, the General. Annual Meeting on the 10th August
compete in value of article and in
And
it
able
to
Partington,
Edward
FACTORY.
of
the property
Mr.
VENETIAN BLIND
last increasing the
Secretary.
Terms liberal;
"VENETIAN HOUSE, WELLE3LEY-ST. EAST. cheapness of price with any other House in the City
VTATJTICAL, MATHEMATICAL, & OPTICAL
INSTRUMENT MAKERS,
FOR
JUNCTION STOEE,
FOR
;
reasonable terms, at M rs. Geukai-'k', top of Hobeonstreet. Natne on the gate.
fjIWO Gentlemen can meet with comfortable
BOAKD and LODGING- in a private family,
1
residing in a healthy and convenient locality, within
five minutes walk of the Union Bant. Terms—
address, apply at the Heram* Office.
moderate.
would
WELL,
Tobacconut,
you.
....
JH.
(HEAVY WEIGHT*), at is Id a FOUND
[cam].
DR.
EGMONT' will leaTe this on the 3rd
September, at noon, with Passengers and Cargo for
the ftakbia.'
*
NOT I C E.
possession by Amibt
mber,
l'wioo,
14
the BOXES left in my
1864,
and John
in Sept
IFRobinson
days, from this date,, thpy
claimed within
are not
will be sold to defray expenses upon them.
JAMES COUPLAND,
Cohurg-street.
Auckland, Aug. 29, 1866.
FARMS,
Capita^the^rompany.^^^
HORTON
description of ineido
ME.
BI
S
Mr. H. B. begs to return
of Auckland.
Apply to
and outside Window
his grateful
thanks for
A, S. has further to
liberal support and patronage he has received
the
Auckland, and
from the Ladies and Gentlemen of
hopes by attention and punctuality to secure a con-
state that tho
Tffß
HUNTER k CO.
FOR SALE,
4-"wheel
z-wheel and
.
BASKET CARRIAGES.
Springs
very superior spring Curt with Three
—'built to order.
Several
WHOLESALE DEPARTMENT
of their favors.
will be foundwell supplied, he having made arrangeThe Trade supplied with Venetianand Wire Gauze ments for continual importations for that purpose.
Blinds.
August, 1866.
Old Blinds Bepaired and Painted.
tinuance
A
COUSINS
Victoria
&
3LAPANGA GOLD MINING- COMPANY, LIMITED.
£1 REWARD.
from the Queeri-Btreet Wbarf, between
the hours of 9 p.m. on WEDNESDAY Jastj
DINGY,
and 6 a.m. of the following Morning, a
belonging to the cargo boat Pearl' ; she has a red
Anyone
bottom and green top-aides, feus'
giving information of the offenders will receive tbo
date
above Reward. Anyone retaining .her after this
Mr.
will be prosecuted.—Apply on the Wharf to
'■ j
' W AMIAM.
;■
■
THE LATE FIRE IN QUEKN-STKEET.
STOLEN
'
...
"11/fESSRSi OWEN
Carriage Factory.
&
GRAHAM be? to return
thanks to all those who exerted themselves in
IVI
preserving their premises, oh f lueaday, nigh
more especially the under ment lorieage ntiefire,
A
DIVIDEND of £1 per Share is now payable
at the Company's Office,
arid
assistance, uatnely,
meo. -who rendered valuable
MessrsAV. Swanson, J. l&cCosb. Clarke,,and CapE.
Treasurer.
Troup-
P.
IN THE ESTATE OF THE LATE WM.
KIRK.WOOD & SON.
ATKIN,
?
COWAN heps to inform the inhahitar.fi of
Auckland and its vicinity that he now RESIDES
that
House in Hobson-atreet, opposite St. Matin
thew's Church.
llobson-strefct, 24th August, 1866..
A
SEVERAL
believe it, that Mr. WHTTE,tho
218 Queen-stre«t, is selling
BELMONT SPERM CANDLES,
I
gEoa
>
BOART) AND RESIDENCE.—AH
"ORIVATB
L ths comforts of a homo can bp oV-.::ned <"n
TRY
BUSBY, Manufacturer of every
PANAMA—
,
MOSRY.—
or
The
an.i
.
AUCKLAND AND SOUTHAMPTON—
£94 and £104
Seeond
IjRT,
AN
EAR® S:
Chief Cabin
TWO four-roomed COTTAOK'S. Apply
Wyndham-street.
TOto. W, Levine,
and FARM for Palo V...ase in the
fafriii contains
Mahurangi.
DWELLING ofunder
cultivation,
,'«mced
.
AND GOODS
THROUGH TO SOUTHAMPTON
„
TO
Profits and Quick Heturas.
FOB
BOOKED
Chief Cabin
Second
WANTED,
■
PASSENGERS, SPECIE,
—
WANTKD-A
&
PANAMA,
MELBOURNE
TILL*, latol/
pefiipipd by 8. Cochbaxe, Esq.—Apply to Mr.
Township
4-0 acres, 20 ncros
808 ENSON,
WANT
ED—A R ood GENERAL SERVANT.
Prices of Admission Dress Cirole, 4a.; Boies,
Apply to Mrs. W, J. Maiiks, 74. ChapelPit. IS;, j Tickets to be obtained of Mr.
..rnds, :ext Odd Fellows' Hall j Mr.. Cole, Basket ttreet.
;
Mnker, Qi'-vn-etreet; Mr. Syma, Wheatshoaf Inn,
\\f ANTED, —A go ol general female SKItVANT
Queen-street; Mr, Atera, Red Lion Hotel, Freeman's
T T for a family.living iii the suburbs—Apply at No,
Bay j Mrs. Byms, Commercial Hotel, Shortlatid25
Lower Quetn-i-treet.
street; Mr. Cox, Exchange Hotel, Queen-street; Mr.
Navy
Upper
ciid
Hotel,
Hales, Army
Queen-str-sot;
BUS IT FARM, with River'frontage,
Mr. Wilson, Exchange Hotel, Parnell; Mrs.Lawless,
within 50 miles ot Auckland preferred.—
Newton Hotel, Karangaha-pe Road.
Address, stating all particulars to "Excelsior," Post
Office, Qnehuoga.
Doors open at half-past 7 and commence at
8 o'clock, sharps
ANTED—A few respeptable BOARDERS at
TXT
vT
the, Kensington IWuhe, No. 31, Wakefieldstreet. Board and Lodging, only £1 per week.-—
CONCERT,
Address Mrs, MoEwan, Kensington House, WakeGRAND CONCERT of VOCAL and field-street.
INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC (in aid of the
the public to inow D. Gbaket,
Funds cf the Orphan Home, SfcV Stephen's) will take
Tailor; clothes renovated and repaired ; clothes
place at an early date, in the Brunswick Hall,
ma-je with material found, next door to Mr. Peacocfee, Optician, ShortlaD.d crescent, Auckland.
PATRONESSES.
Lady Wiseman, Mrs. Selwyn, Lady Martin,
TO LET ON HIRE —PIANOTFTANTED
Vf , FORTES and HARMONIUMS.—Wehb'b
Mrs. Whitaker.
Royai. Haiimovium and Music Saloon, Wellesloystrcet.
STEWARDS.
A. Abraras, Fsq., T, C. Williams, Esq.,
TO FAMILIES.
Major Brooke, G. Dacre, Esq.
LADY is anxious to obtain a comfortable
SOLO PIANISTE.
HOME for a young friend, cither as Nursery
Miss Beale,
Governess or Companion. She •would not object to
assist.in the general management of a young family.
Country preferred.—Address Omega," Post Office,
LEADERS OF THE BAND.
Parnell.
Colonel Balneavis and J. H. Bealp, Esq.
LADY desirous of returning to England would,
ACCOMPANIST.
be glad to join another Lady as Companion foe
No objection to assist in tho charge of
Livingstone,
Esq.
voyage.
the
H.
One or two children.
Address X.Y.0., Hesald
.
..
Office.
■■■■•■■
SOLO VOCALIST.
j. Austin, Esq.
a : Cambridge
required.
Many other ladies and gentlemen will also assist on Tutorship
Graduate: (married) experienced, in tuition, and
tho occasion.
V. with gooOt references, wishing' to settle in New .Zealand tctore Easter, 18<>7, desires an engagement
COJNJJUui'OBi
(resident or non-resident) in a. school or private
supennrenu
family, ir reaiacnt,,..iro
Joseph Brown, Esq.
domestic arrangements.—Address Gantlß, care Of
Street, 30 Cornhill, Londbii.
G.
Programmes and Books of Words will bo issued
Previous to the Concert.
SUMS from £50 upwards to be ADVANCED on approved security.-—Apply,
Reserved Seats, Single Tickets, ss. Family Tickets, after 4 p.m., to A.8., Robert Burns Hotel, Uhionto admit hix, one guinea; Gallery, 3s.
Btreeh
1
tons register,
Weight, R.N.R., Commander, is appointed to leaye
&
efficiently Repaired
—
A
lIT.-WT. HOBSON
HEBAtp Offioe,
Canning's Buildings.
STRAW WORKER,
-S Co.
—
....
Instruments on Sale and
A GOOD
WANTED,—
Apply to Jeskixs
MARRY.
"
LET, —A B AKERY, with Shop and T)wo'ling
Hoiise, in Hbhson-strnet.—Apply to Mr. Flobavoe. Nnlson-Rtrpnt., two doom mriMvo'f .CnoV.Rtrcot.
description fitted -with
f
ONETITTxrOA.—
TO LET, for 3 years, the PROPERTY of Mr. H. E. La wtor, with House
of oifi'ht rooms, 8 or 4 acres of Land, Orchard in
full bearing, &c. —Wo oil hall House, "elwvn-street,
midway between Stockado and Scotoh Church.
TO
of every
accuracy.
SPECTACLES
Surveying, Nautical, and all kinds of Scientific
Immediately
A.R.M. Co.'s
Small
'
A
Reader Wood.
.
PEACOCK,
OPTICIAN,
MATHEMATICAL AND NAUTICAL
INSTRUMENT MAKER,
5*2, Shortland-Btreet.
Adjusted, on the premises,
1,456
HOYLEB'"
T.
<
P.N.Z.
"
and large patterns^
and
Manama, New
THE
Australian Royal Mail Company's
rjHIHE
F. NORTON,
Chemistand Druggist,
Queen-street,
Next to thePoet-ofHoo.
HOBBS will open in a few
days a few cases of
SYDNEY.
&
Apply to
ARMY AND NAVY HOTEL.'
BEST PRINTS, very choice email
Agent.
The above will he let to good tenants at a most
mnderate rent.
OPPOSITE THE
Agent.
AUCKLAND,'
Com850 fcons 150 horse-powpr. fl\ Hasbis.
mander, will leare the Queen-street Wliarf for abore
ports, on the 2nd prox., at 10 a m.
For freight or passage, apply at the Company's
office.
H. M. JERVIS,
Queen-street.
shortland-street,
Family and Snirnira Butchbb.
J. V. Hall, Commander,
Manukau forabove ports on MONDAY,
EOO tone, 100 horse-power,
I
of
A
TO
LET, .a large WAREHOUSE, two stores,
with a six-ntniled Stable, admirably adapted for
a Shipping and: Commission Agent; situate in George
street, about two hundred yards from the wharf.
Also,
TWO New T) WET/I7T N G-HOURES and SHOPS,
with large windows in Church-street, two dojra from
«
A. DOENWELL,
farce
;
OIEHUNfiA,
DRAPER,
AND
-l
CO.,
&
AucVland:
Tiros. COLEBRQOK,
On the premises,
RETAIL
I
-
FISHER
Or to
&
a!
oi
Apply to
|
,„.
°
FOR TARANAKT. NFXSON, PICTON, WELLINGTON, LYTTELTON,
OTAGO, AND
BLUFF.
FOB
To
HOBBS,
WHOLESALE
TM MED lATELY—Two Experienced
WANTED
SAWYERS.—AppIy to I'. Thwaites, Smaile's
Point.
2s- ;!M.;
Qiiren-stroet, OnchuTifja,
L. r,
BTJTOUKiVS RUMNRCS, doinej a good trade,
snd within 300 yurds the Public Slaughter-house.
Agents.
-Jl™.
laughable
SHALL
WHICH
TO BT7TOUERB •
DRAPERY WAREHOUSE.
:
tq
Ao enwl
&
And the
Kpaotiiv
-
;
LEGACY!
P at}lio Pharmacy> Queen-
TO BE LET, AT EPSOM,
AND OUT-OFFIOES whin three
.milps of Town, with One to Thirty Acres
of
good land attached.—Apply to R, Bbamihh,
JUNCTION
'
l[\2oo tons, F. C. Kheeit, Commander,
"SHSsESff™* will leave Manu'jau for the above
at lhe
HOUSES
RUSSELL.
FOR
next TToll/or Gum
a
.
street~"
'
tion is necessarv.
THORNTON, SMITH,
:
TO LET,
~BHir!
.•
[
tho time of highwnter.
WAITEMATA.
STORE in Fort-Street
AN IRON
suitable- for Coal
s .Saw Mill,
APPIy
Homooo
I
-
N.B.—The time for departure of these steamerß
GIIAIIAM-STiiEET.
THE
TO
i
PERU' FOR VALPAIRISO,
sail THIS JUV(Friday). PasTXTILL
> T
aengera are requested to pay balance of passage money.
A few cabin and steerage berths aro
still disengaged, for which early applica-
BARQUE
...
FRONTING
» l&tQ of Derrinstown, County Kildaro aforesaid, l.ho wife of Bartholomew Flood, who respectively emigrated (o Melbqurne,..iii. Australia, on or
about the 6th July, 1854, or either of them, or.tiiS
Manager
Mr. 0?. J. BCOTT.
children of the said Richard Kearney, or Mary
Kearney, otherwi-e Flood, or Bartholomew Flood,
the. husband of the aaid Mary, or any of tliem, will
GREAT ATTRACTION!!
COli:MU.i\'.iCATjS. with'Mrs. Mary Kearney, OfDerrinstown, in the County of Kildare, Ireland,
Second.appearance of the Company assisted by the the ■widow and administratrix of James Kearney,
lute of Dorrinatown. in the b >id County of Kildare,
popular arid talon ted actress
farmer (who died on the 9th day of October, 186$.
MRS.
O O X.
at Derrinstown, aforesaid), or to Thomas lighe
Mecredy, of No. 7, Inns-quay, Dublin, Ireland,, her
solicitor, they, or some of them, will, on proper
TO-NIGHT (FRIDAY), 31st AUGUST.
proof of identity,.&e., be. entitled to receive a certain
portion of the assets, of the said intestate James
The Great Drama entitled the
Kearney.
COMPANY.
CO.
BE LET .WITH;. IMMEDIATE
BION,—A TIOUSE of Ten Kooms, with Outbuildings, large yard and Garden.
£18
Apply to
EDWIN DAVY,
Or
.
Mr.
Bazaar Office, Queon-etroet. 1
9d.
£20
Queen-street.
:
COMBES & DALDT, Auckland /
Or
A. BARXES Onehunga. f
CABIN BISCUITS, per ton
Navy Biscuits, per ton
...
HE
OFFER).
of InwarJ Cargo—(or open for freight or charter to
any othsrPort). Thiavossel is unrivalled for Pasaenger
accomodation; her failing qualities are well-known.
For further particulars uppl.v to
J£. & H. ISAACS, Agents,
TO AND FROM PORT WAIKATO.
Up Boat:
Thursday.
From Fort Waikato to Bluff
Dovjf Boat
Wednesday.
From Bluff to Port Waikato
"
-
&
Kifiare/
■
Or Freight or Charter to
CLIFF HOD SE,
JONES
KEARNEY, late of Dcrrimto.
.
FOB LONDON DIRECT,
-SHOULD SUFFICIENT INDUCEMENT
Apply to
WHOLESALE CASH PEICES.
22 Queen-street Wharf.
IF RICHARD
in the County .oi
Ireland, fhff en
grated, to Sydney, in'Australia. on or about the 24t. A
of April;, 1867, a-id MARY KEARNEY', otherwise \
.
From Bluff to Ngaruawahia on Tuesday and Friday,
at 7 a.m.
From Ngaruawahia to Cambridge on Wednesday,
and Saturday, at 7 a.m.
From Ngarawahia to To Rori and Alexandra on
Monday and Friday, at 7 a.m.
Down Boats :
From Ngaruawahia to tho Bluff
From Alexandra to Ngaruawaliia on Tuesday and
Saturday, at 7 a.m.
From Cambridge to Ngaruawahia on Iliuraday and
Saturday, at 7 a.m.
must be regulated by
PARTINGTON'S
Agents.
!
&
I
Boats:
A
I
"Dp
TO LET OB LEASE,
I. o. o. F, M. tr., A. D.
LARGE KRW TWO-STORY STONE
WAREIIOU3K, 100 feet by 33, with entrance
tronl Durham and Albert-streets.
ODD FELLOWS' AMATEUR DRAMATIC
Water Proof, Fire Proof, Rat Proof.
IN
KERtVEN.fi
1
J. D. ikbt,
reduced to 6s. per gallon.—J.
Cheap Hardware House, 224 Quecn-etrcet.
■
DAY, Bth September.
For Freight orpassage apply on board ; or to
STONE BROTHERS,
EEROBENE '■ KEROSENE!
HALL.
■
'BELLI MAKY'
CoitinO, Commander, will s»il for
theabovo port, on or abont SATUR-
R.
1866.
ODD FELLOWS'
.REDUCTION
JL
From and after tho Ist of August,
IDAI.iY.
WAREHOUSE!
,
GOVERNMENT
r^OGONIAL
WAREHOUSEI
npHE Favourite Clipper Barque
VJ STEAMERS on the WAIKATC
'51. U560.
'
TOR
_
AUOiKjST
FOB 110 BART TOWN DIRECT.
TIME TABLE
VV*.
AUCKLAND, FRIDAY,
:
Vol. lII.—NO. 873.1
:
:
T l3jj LATE DESTRUCTIVE FIRE ON THE
WHARF.
Tim- T) MOORE hegs to inform his Friends, and Cusi fßv FREDERICK RING, of Auckland,
is authorised by us to receive all K, tomera he has taken the. Store, pert but. ono
lYJ bar Merchant,
BACON, Hams, Spiced and Salt Beef, . Monies
due to the above Estateto Me»srs. Thornton & Firth's Mill, Queen-street
For further particulars apply at the Company's
&c.
as
Ac..
TURTON & PREECE,
&c.»
this twenty-seventh day of August, Wharf; and trusts to be able to supply them usual
Dated
per
Is.
ID.
bono,
TIMES.
without
.'.
TO SUIT THE
.
Office.
Rest Bacon
One thousand eight, hundred and in a few.days.
land agency office,
cured, lOd.
Beßt.
flams
well
H. M. JERYIS,
sixty-six
&c.
&0.,
&e.,
Spiced Beef very superior, 9d.
lIOBSON-STREET.
FIRE
IN
Agent.
Authorized
DAVIS' BUILDINGS, LOWER QUESN-STBEBT,
Beet Provincial tod B. Beef, 6d. and 03d. (Signed) SUSAN AILEN,RING,J\ under Probate.
BENNETT'S LARDER,
(Opposite Fort-street)
per lb.
ELIZABETH L.
and at
"TTfTOULD the Gentleman*
on
68,
No.
Mutton from sd. per lb.
QUEEN-STREET,
TRANSPORT ON THE WATKATO.
so much personal risk, laid blankots
N.B.—-See Prospectus of June Ist, 1866.
o
&
it
catchin
Co.'s).
prevent
Ghaham
(Next to D.
my house to
roof
of
are
for Cash, and Cash only.
reductions
above
The
is kindly
.
LEAVE HIB ADDRESS with me.
TN FUTURE the steamers MAORI
CASEY.
The quality is the very beat, and a trial
"WBIGG BROTHERS,
j/kAv X CHIEF' and 'GYMNOTUS'
solicited.
pleasure
announoing
much
in
■■
has
:
poRNWELL
August 30, 18C6. :.
Waikato
will run to and from the
BENNETT
A
SURVEYORS,
BUILDING
AND
LAND
Ehortland-streot.
Heads to all stations on the River, in
MORRIS
;:
MESSRS.
VALUATORS, &c.
to the pufelio thathe is now in a position to supply
connection with the PRINCE ALE RED,' from
Undersigned TAKING-STOCK request tha
Onehunga.
ttis
AND
WYNDHAM-STREET,
:
;
SASH
DOOR
REEBESHMENTS,
CARPENTER?,
rnAKE
PABTOFFICE
TO
SOUPS AND
mua»ly u
For rates of freight, passage, and further inforthat they have
Hobson-street
MAKERS.
AUCKLAND
all accounts against, thembe rendered, before the SOti 1
mation, apply to
At am. Honns op the Djly.
of QueenNERSHIP..
and
that
J""
by
Me. J. Db HrRSOH, Queen-street, Auckland;
s .. V.
win be. carried on
-|
LARGE SASH and MOULDING MACHINE instant.
T. B. CAMERON,
Mr. G. HODGE, Onehunpa; or
_L Fay & Co."
: •
CRUICKSHANK, SMART & QO. : street
ortnnity of thanWng the
Hb. H. SHILLITB, PortWaik«to;
& 00.
SURVEYOR, AND CIVIL
Machine,
Fay
O'CLOCK
SHARP.
ARCHITECT,
Tennoniiig
X
DINNER AT TWELVE
Who are empowered to isßue Bills of Lading for all
tooaig.
yor Sale ;/apply to .
ENGINEER,
-..,i .rtij treat a ctmtmaftpce of ttair
25tlxAuKUst 1868.
go da entrusted to them, and whosa receipt will be
HARRIS & LAtTRIE,
Btjset.
(Mr. Rattray's New Buildings.)
Ukaowledzed by the undersigned.
Hotkie
Cuitoxa
OHABGES MODEHAXB.
Buoeg ChetiCßßie, SHOBXIiAICD-KWtBT, AVCEUJDa.
B. SJMPBO2T.
VV
STOCK-TAKING.
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REDUCTION IN THE PRICE OF
J
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AUCKLAND, FRIDAY, AVQVm >1,
THE NEW ZEALAND HERALD,
Shfo* kg
bg
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER
MONDAYj SEPTEMBER 3.
BACON",
POTATOES,
PORK,
FLO'OR, TEA, MAIZE, CANDLES,
fJUGAB, JAMS, APPLES, &c., &c., &c.
SALE
BEEF,
UNRESERVED
beef
1
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A
SHORTLAND-STREET.
j
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The subscriber has been favoured with instrucPretions to Sell by Public Auction, on the
mises of Messrs. Rittenbero & Co., Shortland-street, on Monday next, the 3rd September, at 11 o'clock,
WHOLE OF THE VALUABLE
ENGRAVINGS, PHOTOTHESTOCK OF
CRAYONS, PRINTS, GILT
&c.
GRAPHS,
MOULDINGS, &c:, &c., the majority of
whichhave been recently LANDED, ei ships
'Monarch,' 'Rob Boy,' and 'Norwood.'
CONCERN,
ON ACCOUNTOF "WHOM IT
Photographic
Four Hundred Very Superior
Artists, viz. .
Subjects, by the most Celebrated
MONARCH,
LONDON.
MACEY.FROM
EX
j
TO-MORROW.
PHOTOGRAPHS.
CO.
Copper
Oval Tin
Charity
Jealousy
PRELIMINARY NOTICE.
Peace and War
Taming the Shrew
Illusion and Deception
Raising the Maypole
trade sale of groceries
&c.,
&c.,
&c.,
Come Along
Sailor Boy's Dream
English and Scotch Gamekeeper
Black Brunswicker
The Loyalist
COMPRISING:
HAMS, BACON, CURRANTS, RAISINS
FIGS, JAMS (ILB. tins), SAUCES, CURRY
POWDER, CRUSHED LOAF SUGAR
CARBONATE OF SODA, PATNA RICE
RED HERRINGS, SARDINES (i- and i
TINS),
STARCH, THUMB BLUE, WASHING
SODA, CONGOU TEAS (in Chests and
Half-Chests), AMERICAN BROOMS.
.
TONIB
&
Are instructed by the Importers to sell by auction,
on an early day
LARGE ASSORTMENT OF GROCERIES
AND PROVISIONS.
Broken Vows
Ordered to Foreign Service
The Orange Girl
The Labour ofLove
A Mother's Dream
Believer's Vision
TTniffliLa
The Parable of the Lost Piece of Money
Fairy Tales
Overtask
Feeding the Horse
"Watering the Horse
Shoeing the Horse
Orphan's Dream
My Ain Fireside
2DOaO
The Monarch of the Glen
Saved
Hearing Home
"Windsor Oastle in the Present Time
Many Happy Betnrna of the Day
Martin's Grand W orka
Cromwell Refusing the Crown
Christ Blessing Little Children
«
Full particulars in a few days.
TO-MOEROW.
TDTJRELL
&
The subscriber has been favoured with instructions
ta sell by auction, at his Land Mart, Fort-street
at an early date.
ALUA BL E ESTATE, Containing—
20G0 acres 1 rood and 36 perches of LAND or
the Waikato, and surrounding Cameron Town. Thii
is well-known to be theearliestselection, and probablj
the best on the Waikato,
AT
,
just landed in prime
PICKLED
6 REGS
order
20 boxes Sperm Candles
COD,
15 boxes Soap
25 bags Bice
&c.
&c.,
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 4.
SEASONABLE
DEAPEE7.
CAMBRIC
HANDKER-
|
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WINCEYS, WHITE AND GREY CALICO,
LONG CLOTHS, WELSH AND SAXONY
CHIEFS, MEN'S and BOY'S BLUE and
BLACK CLOTH CAPS, DAMASKS COATS
VESTB AND TROUSERS, SHAWLS,
DRESS PIECES, MANTLE CLOTHS, AT.T.
WOOL PLAIDS
&c.,
<fcc.,
TURRELL
&
&c.
TONKS
TO-MOBROW.
Mart, on Tuesday, September 4, at 11 o'clock,
McLkod,
at
Mr.
HUNTER
&
CONSIGNED
CO,
Have received instruct ions to sell
MATER «BEES-
FAST-TROTTING
THEWING."
ALFRED
TO-MORROW.
DURHAM-STREET
Persuasion
The Gardener's Daughter
Highland Drovers
Many Happy Beturns of the Day
Punch
The Playground
Herring's Farm Yard
HUNTER
ALFRED BUCKLAND
CO.
advertising.
C.
ABTHTJB
&
?
SON
GROCERIES, Hand
Terms at Sale.
FURNITURE, New and Second-
Circular Sawand Driver
Musical Box
Rhubarb Plant*
Ac.,
&c.
4c,
AND SHOES.
rpHE
informs his friends that he has
substantial WHARF, with SeRESPECTFULLY
ERECTED
Moorings for Vessels, at his Landing on Easl
NOW LANDING,
Ex Norwood;' from London.
OA BARBELS CRUSHED LOAF SUGAR
2 hhds. Loaf Sugar
10 cheats Fine Congou Tea
60 boxes 'Belmont Sperms
5 cases Salmon and Lobster
5 cases Pickles
5 cases Salad Oil
STONE BROTHERS,
'
Tenders to bp forwardedaddressed to the Trustees
on
22, Queen-street Wharf,
or before 12 o'clock noon, Ist September to thi
JOB T/KATTTER FOR READY MQNEY.
auction room of
1 AAA
IUUv
TUKRELL & TONES.
TO BUILDERS.
TENDERS
I
seen at my office till Saturday, tho Ist of September,
are required for the Erection of t
Building at MangareL Plans, &c,, may be
when the tenders are to be delivered at 2 o'clock.
JAS, WRIGLEY,
Architect.
TO BUILDERS.
SIDES BEST SYDNEY KIP, 18d.
J. BOUT.
High-street.
ON SALE BY THE UNDERSIGNED,
Ex late arrivals and. to a-Trive,
I*7AA BARRELS PORTLAND CEMENT.
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ex '.Eastward: Ho ! from New York
50 han'olsPlaster of Paris
200,000 Laths
D. GOUGH. Jnnr;,
Hobson-ntres
*
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NAILS BY THE KEG,
INOH WEATHEBBOA BD, 2W
Ewbank'a
4a
S in.
3 in. American cut
2J andshingle,
3Jd
.4|d
cut.....................
11 in.
cure
............
............
"
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TENDERS
...........
....
TENDERS
"
The Auctioneer respectfully calls the mention of the Trade and others to this extensive
assortment of Engravings, Photographs, Prints,
Mouldings, Ac., which, will be on view on the
Premises, Shortland-street, from Monday next,
the 27tli instant.
Will hold their usual sale by auction at their mart
Queen-street, To-morrow (Saturday), at 12 o'clock
noon,
'
are invited from Builders, to the sth
Bank of Tamaki, on which both cattle and sheep are
day of September 186G, for the .Erection of a
2J<J
landed, so as to prevent their access to salt water, TWO STOREY RESIDENCE, at the North Shore.
2J Flooring, cut
within eleven miles of Newmarket and Triangle
i.J PalingKwhangs
Cfd
T. B. CAMERON,
gale Yards.
Zinc Boat and Spike Nails.
Architect and Engineer.
J, BOUT,
Eldon Chambers, Shortland-streat.
High-street.
Experienced persons at all times present to reoeive
TO BUILDERS, &c.
Stook, which can be forwardedat once to the marVERCOE,
HARDING AND
mo at grass—at the option of
ket, or romain for a
TO-MORROW.
consignee.
will be received until noon of the. 6th
A BCHii?EGTS, OF7"!!:
fciriu
September for the ERECTION of FOUB J\. YEYORSi HOUSE, LAND, AND COMDUEH AM STREET SALE YARDS.
HOUSES, together with Fencing, Draining, and MISSION AGENTS.
NEW PUBLIC POUND AND CATTLE Road Making, &c., at Otahuhu. Plans, &0., at my
office, Victoria-street.
cokpubbs e? the
MABKET, NORTH SHOEE.
detail map o> thx city."
HUNTER & CO.
RICHARD KEALS,
Will sell, at their Yards, on Saturday, the following
Architect; ..
4C Shortland-street
Offices—No.
will be received by the Undersigned
Horses,
until Noon of MONDAY next, for FENCING
h
q
o/r
a
JOSHUA FOX,
8
k
NOTICE.
Allotments 1, 2, and 8, Township of North Chelten20 Light Harness Tlackß
Accountant, Bill and Shabb Broker, Hocn,
15 Draught ditto
ham, Lake Road, North Shore, for a Publio Pound
will be received by the undersigned
Lakd, and GENKEAi Commission Agist,
and Cattle Market, Plans, &c., may be seen at the
until noon of WEDNESD AY sth September,
Post Office Store, the Beach, North Shore;
Martin's Buildings, Yictoria-street.
At 11 o'clock.
for PLOUGHING- about 9 or 10 acres, volcanic.soil,:
OLIVER MAYS,
North, Bho ve.
in the immediate vicinity of Mount Albert, and
HEKRY "WKIGGPLANTING with Potatoes in bone manure j seed
and Manure supplied by and any further informa- CIVIL. AJTD COISrSULTING- ENGINEEE,
TO-MORROW,
NOETH
SHOEE;
NEW PUBLIC WHARF,
tion may be obtained from.
OFFICE WYNDHAM-STBEET
EDWARD PARTINGTON,
DURHAM STREET SALE YARDS.
AUCKLAND.
of property in the North Head District
,Pitt-street.
■
are respectfully invited to CONTRIBUTE to
Fund
Monday,
the
Public
LENDERS
be
until
MESSES.
DALTON BROTHEES,
raised,for
Wharf,
nOw bmng
will received
noon of
a
HUNTER &, CO.
3rd September next, for REPAIHS TO BRIG 3IYIL ENGINEER
to be erected at the tormination of the Road leading;
ARCHITEOIS, AND
the
Lake
MO
to
and Northern Settlements. Ab6ut.JB3QQ
A,' now lying in ' Manukau HarbouK SpeciflWill sell, at; their Yards;
LKJENfcED SURVEYOBd,
will
be required for a substantial structure.
Conto
seen
at
the undersigned. :ation»
be
the
offico
of
GOOD SPRING OAItT, one Small Tip tributions will be
QUEEN STSSII, Aitqkiasb.
BL GIBBONS CO,
received by any Member of the
Dray, slid ttreo Sets of Hanooßß
Oncbunga; or
Ako, Several Second hand. Dray*. B«ta of Ha*» I Committee, oi by
ABBITBATOBS.
6EOBGE WEBSTER,
J. S. MACFARLANBi
Mit, Baddies,4c.
; .CtauKSMUfcoC CVwnytfre.
Disputed Aivnant* Adju*t«J.
TWO
ABCot Heath
And a variety of Prints too numerous for
NOW LANDING,
Ex Bella Mary,' from Hobart Town, and on Sale by
the undersigned,
APPLES
An
OAB E S
-JJLUU
50 cases Assorted Jams
18,01)0 five-feet Palings
20 pairs Cart Shafts
STONE, BROTHERS,
22, Queen-street Wharf.
BOOT!
a
Will sell To-morrow (Saturday)',
FIRST-CLASS HUNTERS,
HABI'Y
LORREQUER" and
GYMKANA." Both
Horses have been hunted regularly by Officers of the
Auckland Garrison Hunt Club, sure Fencers, and
first-classHacks.
Stag at Bay
Angel's Sixth Seal, and Deluge
BUC^PAND.
THE TAMAKI LANDING.
SALE YARDS.
&
STOCK OF
TENDERS
TENDERS
OWNERS
1
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H.
JOSEPH,
Auctioneer.
,
I
TO-MORROW.
j
FOE
TRUSTEES in the above Estate are preparei
on the SECOND WEDNESDAY of each month,
the first Auction to be held ON WEDNESDAY to receive TENDERS for the PURCHASE of th
the 10th October at one o'clock.
wholeoftheSTOCK of BOOTS and SHOES, lyinj
Ample Paddock Accommodation will be given to
at
the store in Queen-street.
application
for
Market
on
stock intended
the
to Mr
MoLbod;
The Trustees do not bind themselves to accept thi
ALFRED BOCBiAND.
highest or any tender.
J
OASES AND BALES OF SEASONABLE
DRAPERY and CLOTHING.
undersigned having made arrangements yritt
John
to hold MONTHLY
THE
HENDERSON'S MIL.I
OATTLE MARKETS
CATTLE, SHEEP, OE HOESES,
to the Undersigned may be landed
either at Mr. Howard's landing place, or af
well,
as at East .Bank of Tamaki al
Kohimarama, as
option of Shippers, arrangements having been made
them to market from
forwarding
for receiving and
either of those placoa.
DURHAM STREET SALE YARDS.
Have received instructions to sell by auction, at their
A
-JJ.V/
TO THE SETTLERS OF THE NORTH.
TENDERS
TO THE SETTLEBS ON THEEAST COAST
Highland Booty
The Nearest Way in the bummer Time
Highland Bride
PRELIMINARY NOTICE.
FLANNELS,
Auctioneer.
FBAMES.
First and Second Class
Martin's Pictures
English and Scotch Gamelceeper
Bolton Abbey in the Olden Time
Niagara Falls
Joan of Arc in Prison
Life of Christ
Heavenly Consultations
Cattle Market
at their mart, Queen-street, on
Saturday next, at 11 o'clock,
cases Vestas
&c.,
SAMUEL COCHRANE,
ENGRAVINGS IN BIEDS'-EYE MAPLE
■Will »ell by auction,
6
ALFEED BUCKLAND.
■■
Eastward Ho! Homeward Bonnd, and various
others, size 26 x 20 inches. Handsome Particulars will bo given in a future Advertisement
Gilt Frames
balance may remain oi
Teems:—One-thirdat Cash; cent;
Mortgage
10 per
per annum.
TONES
TENDERS
2
VALUABLE ESTATE AT CAMERON
TOWN, WAIKATO.
English Farmyard
AXE, PORTER, CANDLES, SOAP, SALT
COD, POTATOES, VESTAS,
FURNITURE, DRAPERY,
BICE, PAPER,
Ac.,
&c.,
&c.
'
'
AT
Daddy's Coming
NOW LANDING, EX NORWOOD.'
JUST,
Kitchen
Huguenots
KEILLER'S CONFECTIONERY
TUB, BE LL
DESIRABLE
Against the Stream
Claud Duval the Highwayman
NOW LANDING, EX 'NORWOOD,'
'
'
Bt»g at Bay
Challengo
Going with the Btream
PROVISIONS
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Oval Tin
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counter
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§50
CONTAINING:
ICABK,
i dozen Pocket Steelyards
Machines, Copper
Po
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M in diamond
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The First Lesson in Navigation
TheLife Boat
Meeting of Parliament
Vandyke's Departure from Bubeni
Bubens in his Study
Inundation
The Look-Out
TheMitherless Bairn
WOULD
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Will sell by auction, To morrow (Saturday), Ist
September,
TENDERS
j
Port, Sherry
Brandy, Whiskey
&c.,
See-,
TTTF.
A
'
ton Onions
'
25 hexes Soap
.
15 kegs Batter
6
.
.
!
SALE,
THE FINE AETS DEPOT,
10half chests Tea
25 cases Kerosene
2 cases Vestas
6
.
□otices of; Insurances on the. same risk with other
Provincial Government of Warlborcmgh
offices should be sent in to the undersij?ned in accorCO.
by auction,. This Day
HUNTER
for the DESIGN and dance'with the condition endorser! on the Policies.*
hereby
sell
J.
invite
TENDERS
will
The subscriber
. KKEOTION of a OART lUUIJ(>E,
over tlio Kiver
(Friday), 31st iriet., at the. .stores...of Eaton.and
wai Boil
JOHN BUCHANAN,'
Wairau, near the present Ferry, and. on the direct
Dewolf, at 11 o'clobk,
Agent for the Liverpool-, and London and
drapery OA HEAD OF CHOIOEFXT OATTLH, ex road from/Blenheim to Picton. The designs to he
of
Globe Insurance Company.
assortment
the
X/ARGE
' Aliuriri,' fro-n Wanganui.
.1■for either a "wooden or an ■ iron: - etucture, and.
stationery and Fancy Goods
Bridge, to be. erected and maintained at the.expence
LANDS
Holloware
WAIEATO
AGENCY OEFICE,
of the contractor, who will, be, guaranteed the.excluAmerican Weighing Machines
FORT-STREET.
right of Tolls, 'according to a fixed schedule of
sive
Avery'B and Counter Scales
Durham-street SALE YARDS.
rateß, for ft term, of fourteen years.
■.■■■._
&C.
&c.,
&C.,
.of
The Undersigned has now'for Salei. >
.A pHn showing the.proposed site, and sectionsand
thereto,
reference
a
in
same,
&
CO.
the
also
statement
HUNTER
IT ARG-E /TRACTS of L AND alloted^to'Military
inspected
to bo charged, may be
tho
iohedule
of
tolln
ON,
in tho Waitato District.
.JLi
Settlers
EAT
sale
L. W.
Have far private
at the Public Works Offices, Auckland.
FARM SECTIONS varying in Bize from 60 to 600
Auctioneer.
Tenders, will be received until tho 31st. day of DeSUPERIOR well cultivated and securely.fenced
ACRES
each
of the different settlements, of the
in
cember, 186(5, at the office of the Provincial Secre■ 5 FARM, on the Bant Tainaki.
best soil, and commanding thechoicest poaitionß,in&j
tary, Blenheib, where all local, information can be bow be obtained on favourable terms.
obtained.
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER!.
Maps and Register can be inspected at my Office.
JAMES BALFOUR "WEMTS9,
SALE YARDS.
DURHAM-STREET
FRANZ SCHERFF.
account
of
Provincial
auction,
on
The subscriber will sell by
September 1,
Provincial Secretary's Office,
whom it may concern, on Saturday,
COALS!
&
CO.
COALS!
WANGAREI
Marlborough,
WANGAREI
Blenheim,
HUNTER
at the stores of JKaton St. Dewolf, .at 11 o clock,
FLOUR,
O N S
n
sale, on very: liberal terms,
T
private
Have
for
inform
the
beg
respectfully to
subscribers
Slightly damaged;
Q
publio of Auckland that they have now a
GOOD FARM AT BUKBEOHE Fenced
supply of the above COAL, which they will deliTOt
and laid down in grasß.
L. W. EATON,
at 30a. per ton: cash.
will be received, at the Transport
Auctioneer.
Office, Auckland, .New Zealand, until the Btk
W, J. HD;BST! & POi,
TO
September, 1866, 'for the: CON
IMPORTANT NOTICE.
ATJBTKA.T.IA AND TABMANIA —undermentionec
Auckland Coal and Potato Depot,
(oiif
and'
60
th
Ports—from
of
the
14th.
Auckland,
TO-MORROW.
Queen-street.
HtJNTER & CO.
wing) RRGIMKNT3.
(Opposite Cbuicsshank, Smam <fc Co.'s).
The ships to sail about 25th September.
BTOOK AND STATION SALESMEN,
FLOUR,
FURNITURE,
POTATOES, BEEF,
The estimated numbers will be about, rriore o)
respectfully direot the attention of per"WANOAREI COAL.
&c.,
&0.,
sons sending Stock for Bale at their. Regular legs—
Weekly Sales at
For. Melbourne—Head Quarters and five companies
13s. PER TON AT WANGAREI
14th Regiment
NEWMARKET, OTAHUHU, AND DURRIDINGS & PERSTON
For Adelaide—Two Companies,. 14th Regiment
YARDS,
PEE TON AT AUCKLAND.
HAM-STREET
205..
at their
(Saturday),
SALE
auction
To-morrow
by
sell
Will
Hobartown —Threo Companies, 14th Hegiment
All- For
Mart, 124 Queen-street, at 11 o'clobk,
that thsy have made arrangements to landknown
Sydney—Head Quarters, Three Companies, 50tl
For
s stock consigned to them at Kohimaramara
Undersigned receive orders for Cargoes.
O
E
TAT
Regiment
as Captain Porter's landing place- Xt is &bout ono For Brisbane—One Company, 50th Regiment
60 tierces prime Sydney Beef
opposite
the
west
of
Tamaki,
immediately
mile
10 tons Chilian Flour
WANTED—VESSELS for; conveying above.
The ship taking the Sydney Detachment may pros
Rangitoto, and one of the best landing jiaceß in the
2 tons Sheet Iron
instead of AuckJOHN ROBERTON CO.
Province; there is a good depth of water, a com- bably embark the men at toTaranaki
Portable Boiler.
return
to
New
Zealanc
land, and she will have
modiouspunt that cflttle and sheep are landed withPortable Forge
12th
one
Regiment,
Sydney
Company
from
large
salt
There
also
sheds
are
water.
Slate Bagatelle Table
out access to
TASMANIAN OATMEAL.
erected with Hoy and Water provided, so that stock women and children.
The ships must bo classed, either in Lloyd's regisFURNITURE, consisting Of—
immediately after a voyage are not exposed to the
SALE
Ex Alexandra,' in 14, 28, 56, and 200
Drawing-room Suite, Walnut and Green weather. It is within four miles of the market, and ter A red; or not less than three-thirds Libei
.
lbs BAGS
Yeritat.
sixteen miles nearer than the East Bank of the
Damask
JOHNROBERTON &Co.
Forms of Tender inay be obtained at this Office.
Tamaki, thereby saving a long drive to oattle and
Table
August 21st, 1866.
The rate for each officer, or other first or second
sheep. XJood Grass Paddocks and a careful person
Chairs
class passenger,, is to be stated, including mess, wine,
lways in atten dance
Chiffoniere
beer, Ac., bedding, and every table and cabin accomWashstands
SEED OATS.
modation; the rate per man, per woman, and pel
See.,
4c.,
ohild, including, fittings, victualling, according to
PRIME
lot
of
Hobartown SEED OATS, Ex
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 1.
A
new scale, medical comforts, and all requisites exXX. Bella Mary', for sale in lots to .Butt purchasers,
Also,
ceptingbedding.
CLARK3QN,
K.
D.
THE HAIMAEKET,
All the columns and particulars required in the
Hay and pom, Dealer.
A Wheeler and Wilsoa'o Sewing Machine, in
Tender must be properly filled in, the date when the
.
Wyndham-street.
perfect order.
ship will be ready for survey, to receive passengers,
For Sale at auction on Saturday, Ist September, at and to
sea.
proceed
to
12 o'clock,
SEED QATS. SEED OATS.
The ships to bo sailed in conformity with AdmiTO-MORROW.
FARM, on the West Ooast, in the ralty Regulations, a copy of which, with the scale of
landing ex Albatross from Otago, rary
district of Waitakerei, being part of allotment victualling, quality of provisions, and every informasuperior sample at
tionregarding the Siting of the ship, will be fur82, containing 184 acres.
W.J. HURST & 00:,
THE LATE FIRE.
nished on. application at the above office.
Queen-street.
Agents are at liberty to tender vessels not in harALFRED AUCKLAND.
arrive
bour, but which will
in time to bo cleared and
The Subscriber will sell at the rear of the site of the
for the service.
early
application i»
fitted
limited,
quantity
As
the
is
Waitemata Hotel, To-morrow (Saturday), Ist
The lowest or any Tender will not .necessarily be requested.
September, at H o'clock,
accepted.
SATURDAY, SEPT. 1.
DAVID SPAIN,
b a n g i
BAELEY. EX 'EIFLEMAN,*
Iron Tanks
Captain Resident Transport Officer. BAELEY.
f H E
Bricks
HAYMARKET.
Admiralty Transport Office,
TO TIIE AGEICULTUR.ISTS OP THE
Auckland, 30th August, 1866.
& 0.,
4c.,
&o.
PEOVINCE OF AUCKLAND.
H.
Ci.-DER
OF
TRUSTEES
HY
THE
IN
!
SAMUEL COCHItANE,
GEOW YOUR OWN BEEE !
?;ardington's estate.
Auctioneer.
considerable expense W. J. HURST & CO.,
TO BOAT BUILDERS AND OTHERS.
For Sale by public auction, on Saturday next, ot halfhaTO imported BARLEY of such quality that
past eleven o'clock,
they can recommend: it to the attention of Farmers. A
BATUBDAY, SEPTEMBER 1.
can always bo obtained from Brewers for
high
price
S
A
B
T
will be received at this Office until
really good samples.
2 Sociables
MONDAY next,
TIMBER. TIMBER, TIMBER.
Arid
1. For Repairing Customs Boat.
A Hobart TownCab
SEED BARLEY! SEED BARLEYM
2. For temporary use of a Boat, stating rate pel
The subscriber will, sell by auction, on Saturday
hour, •when employed; and. rate par day, ii
Ist September, at 2 o'clock, on Custom-houaerequired to be give;i up for government use,
OA BAGS GOOD SEED BARLEY.
street,
ALFRED BUCK-LAND.
!
STONJD BROTHERS,
H. N. BREWER,
KAURI
FEET
TIMBEB,
frn (\f\f\
22 Queen-treet. Wharf.
Sub-Collector
I Custom House,
In Lota to suit purchasers.
1/U jVU\J
Ohehunga, 30th August; 18 6G.
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BATURPAY, SEPT. 1,
POTATOES! POTATOES!!
SAMUEL COCHRANE,
Auctioneer.
On Sale by the Undersigned,
THE EAIMAEKBI.
E A.bT T AMAKIPOTATOES,
£*rv TONS GOOD
RE FORGHAM'S ESTATE.
OU for family use.
NOTICE,
brothers,
PRELIMINARY
HEAVY DRAUGHT OOLTE
22, Queen-street Wharf.
For ealo on Saturday next, at half-past eleven.
...
6 tons No. 1 Sugar
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are
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AT
30 cases Jams, lib, tins
20 boxes Apples
JONES
'hereby, reminded that
H Eassured
necessary for. the: information of the Company,,
T
it.. i«
and consequently.; for their own protection, that
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7 barrels Pork
5 tons Potatoes
2 tons Bacon
70 bags Flour
45 boxeß Tea
60 bags Maiza
25 boxes Candles
l£
TO CONTRACTORS AND OTHERS.
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AND
Saturday next, Ist pros.,
barrels
o,er
SALE YARDS.
•
Wil'i sell by auction,
GREAT CLEARING OUT
CO.
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NEWMARKET
CON T I NUE D.
&
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PROVINCE OF MABLBOBOT7GH.
3.
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THIS DAY.
satcrday, BEPTEMBER 1.
CIES of the LIVERPOOL and LONDON
and GLOBE INSURANCE COMPANY.
.
SbUS frg
NOTICE TO HOLDERS OF FERE POLL
SaUs bg gutdiM.
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LDAJLY.
1866.
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THE NEW ZEALAND HERALD, AUCKLAND, FRIDAY, AUGUST
81, 1866.
SUMMER DRAPERY.
SELLING- OFF!
RTJA TANGOHIA
The undersigned havo muoh pleasnro in calling
tho attention of tho trade to their first bhipments of Spring and Summer Goods, consisting of
panuitanga tenei kia moliiotia ai fca noho to
kooti wliakawaki Opotiki a te mano to i o ngii
PACKAGES,
ra o Oketopa ISG(S, hei whakawha i nga take a nga OAJ
ex ' Monarch,' 'Rob Roy,' and ' Norwood.'
tailgate e pa ana ki nga pihi wlienua i to Takiwa o ta
Sawhiti (District of Bay of Plenty), e mau nei i raro Tho Goods are now being opened up.
iho nei, i tangohia i runga i nga tikanga o te Ture
Black glaces, gros grains, ducapes, and gros do
mo te pera. (Xew Zealand Settlements Act, 1563.)
Paris ; fancy silk dres=es, in checked, striped
TAKIWA O TE RAWHITI.
chene, and corded; white and'coloured dresa
Timata mai te rohe i to Ngutuawa o Waitahanui e
and bonnet glaces; Persian sarcenot; whito aud
te Rawhiti tika tonu kite Tonga, a tai noa ki to am
coloured areopliane ; black crape.
o Tarawera, kci reira ka pik\ ka man ano, to tilii o
Putanaki, ka mau tika tonu i reira, kite Rawhiti, !si White, black, and coloured cord-edged ribbons, Bd. to
te putahi—tanga o nga awa o Tauwhare, o Ohiira,
403.; sarcenet ribbons, 2d. to 12d. satin ribbons,
mau tonu atu i reira kite Rawhiti, kia rua tekau
No 1 to 7 ; belt ribbons ; wove and cut odgo
ma rima macro te liaerenga, kei reira kawhati, ka
ribbon volvets ; white edge ditto.
HE
CHEAP BOOTS
AT THJE
AT
(Opposite
JN
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Southern Cross Office.)
thb
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GENE HAL
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HOME
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Potatoes, Oats, Bran, and Maize, always on hand.
A. CUNNINGHAM.
NEWS.
AL
CIRCULATING LIBKARY.
AYTE
\\T
IT
&
BATSER'3
"AUCKLAND"
LIURAHY contains ull the newest and most
day,
popular Workn of the
and is constantly replenished with frvsh publications.
Terms : Per Annum
-£110
Half-year
012 G
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Quarter
WAY T E
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EOE
BATGEB,
&
MACFARLANE'S
Store, Wharf
March 16, ISRO
HENDEESON
Freeman's
Bay,
&
SEWING
WHIGHT
MACHINES.
MASS'S SEWING MACHINES
to be had at extremely low prices at CAPT.
CLAYTON'S, Queen-street VVharf. These Machines
are of the most simple construction, and very easy
to work. They can Braid, Hem, Gather, Fell, and
Embroider, and can do either the Finest Cambric
Work or sew Coarse Canvas. Cottons and Needles
On hand, at
CAPTAIN CLAYTON'S,
Queen-street Wharf.
&
MRS.
KEMP,
MILLINER Alf D DRESSMAKER,
to inform her Customers and the Public
generally, that she has Removed from Victoriastreet, to the House lately occupied by Mr.
M-ibks, in
HOBSON STREET
(Three Doois from Cook-street),
Whe:-e she hopes, by strict attention to business,
to mi>rit the continuance of their support.
7tl. August, 18GG.
BEGS
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ETON LODGE,
HOBSON-STRE KT, AUCKLAND.
July 2,1866.
Patterns.
EICH
POOE M
AND
!
QtJEEN-axuEEr, AL-cklaxd.
lIYMSAL, separate,
Prayer or
or
vice. A great
THE TUNK BOOK ior the New Zealand Hymnal,
compiled and arranged by tho Bov. Arthur
Price 4s. fid.
Guyon Purchaso
THE BOOK OF
GENUINE
LIQUORS
Prico 4d. each,
Hand, Pocket, Bull's Eye,
CRESCENT HO'xEL,"
T.
PUBLIC may supply itself with every
f
AND
Free from those pernicious mixtures which intimidate
from Retail Houses.
charged at the
"
ORESCENT
HOTEL" are even below those Charged for tho
ordinary liquors retailed in Auckland.
A VISIT TO THE HOTEL
WILL PROVE THE
;
QUALITY OF THE
STOCK,
As a Single Glass maybe had of same quality
as sold in larger quantities.
THE WHOLESALE
Black and blue super, "enetian, melton, silk mixed,
blue,
and fancy coatings ; bluo diagonal, black,
sumand Oxford doeskin and cassiinere fancy cord
;
B-dford
mer tweeds, Bannoekburn tweeds;
vest and jacket quiltinga; habit cloths, and
■waterproof tweeds.
Gents' summer tweed suits, trousers and vests to
match ; black superfine and fancy coating ; tweed
and alpaca coats tweed, black, and inncy doe;
Bedford cord and drill trousers ; Bedford cord
pants; black cloth, tweed, and alpaca vests;
boys' and youths' suits; boys' knickorbocker
suits.
White shirts, Scotch twill Bhirts ; printed, white, and
coloured ground, silk, mixed, and fancy tweod
Crimean shirts.
Men's and boys' black and drab felt hats, in tlio new
shapes; drab, felt, and black satin dress hats ;
boys' and men's cloth caps.
Poirades, perfumes, fancy soap, parcelling paper, and
fwine.
Men's lacing, elastic side, and bluclicr boots ; ladies'
kid and cashmere d-> ; chidren's kid boots;
■women's white canvas and black web shoes.
;
W. Howitt
Fifty packages,
TO ARK' "E,
and Siam,'
consisting of CI.OTHING-, STRAW
GOODS, &c.
* Pegasus'
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Also, per ' Loonidas,'
40 ROLLS CHINESE MATTING.
ARCHD: CLARK & SDN.
i
Shortland-etreet,
SOtkAnguit 1866.
&c.
ECONOMY THE OltDElt OF THE DAY.
Being pn the Premises,
SWETE & CO.,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GROCERS
THE SUPPLY IS UNLIMITED,
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Glycerine Toilet Soap, in. bars and
„
tablets..
ON SALE, EX
AND
OOBNER KaHANGAHAVE ROAD
Newton
;
and at 70,
Ai?»
20 cases Champagne
15 quarter-casks \
fino3t old Port, ,
>
16 octaves
Bruno, Silva & Son
)
10 cases
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9 packages Tinware
BUCHOLZ
KINDS
PlTr-BTKEET,
A
J.
Stock
A
A. WISEMAN
LARGE ASSORTMENT OF CART AND
PLOUGH HARNESS
Light. Waterproof Horse Covers
Waterproof Polish for Riding Saddles and
Bridles
Harris's Liquid and 'Paste Composition for
Cleaning Harness.
Harness Dye and Black Harness Oil
Neatsfoot Oil aiid Lampblack
Waist-belts and Knife Sheaths
S. Co. take this opportunity of tlianV:r.;f tlioir
Friends and Futrona for past favors so verj iiborally
accorded, and while assuring them that thoy mean
to continue to supply a good article at a cheap rate,
feel confident that their efforts to please will not be
thrown awav, but that they will receive that amount
of support which will enable them to achievo success,
and tv offer additional inducements to the public.
Cash purchasers most liberally dealt with.
descrip1£35- Walking and Riding Guitars of every
Settlera' produce purchased and disposed of.
on hand and inade to order.
tion
For Price Lists and further particulars apply at
tho stores of SWKTifi A CO, Grocers and Provision
PAGE S A DDL ES.
Merchants, oorner of I itt-ftreet and Karangaliapo
Hoad, Newton; and at 70, Kaiangahape Hoad,
&
second-hand pack saddles:
\;ew
Newton.
I\
J. &A. WISEMAN,
&
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BVB.—KOTK
XHS
ADSBMO.
Saddlers, ' ■■■■
i)3r
Fort-streak
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To Arrive as finished,
SIDES STOUT SYDNEY SOLE, 12d.
10 Sides or more at
I'Jd.
wAa
O\JU1000
Sides superior Kip
10. Sides,or more
80 doz. Bazils. .......
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Samples on hand for Sale.
18d.
I7£d.
10a.
J> BOOT.
CABINET AND
T
BE SBest
Best
PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO.
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IRELAND BROS.
G O EE's
FUENITUEE
DOOR MANTJFACT UEER.
QUE E
;
W ABE HO USE,
N-S T B E E T
(Opposite the Old Court-house).
Workshop—Pmnces-btkeet,
(Tho late James Gilberd'a premises,)
Opposite the Masonic Hotel.
SOLE LEATHER, Is, per lb.
la; 10dper lb.
Kip ditto
Is. Sd"pet lb.
Sidney Kip
Durham-street.
JOINER WORK
SASH
LEATHER,
LEATHER.
HAVE OX HAM)
COFFEES, SUGARS, OILMEN'S KTOttKS, and
PROVISIONS, wl ich tlicy nro OFFERING- at
KXTKKME.LY LOW PitlOlSd to Meet tho Times.
CO,
&
OiT SALE BY THE UNDERSIGNED, EX
•NORWOOD,'
CASES GILLON'S PRESERVED SOUPS,
in lib. tins
5 cases Gillori's Preserved Soups, in 21b fins
5
Boast and Boiled Meats, lib tins
ditto ditto, 2lb tins
5
.Sausages,, lib tins
9
18
Preserved Milk, 21b tins
30
Tart Fruits
Jams, assorted
30
Best Scotch Oatmeal, in 21b tins
1
Vinegar
Malt
10 casks
CO.,
BUCHOLZ
Eort-street.
B, S. CORLETT,
OF
beg to invite the attention of the Public
WOULD
to their large and Varied
of TEAS,
ALKXAND BA' AND
High-street.
MADE ON LARGE ORDERS.
&
CO.,
&
Fort-street.
OASES GISORE CORD lAL
AA
"1J_V/V-'
Ao.
UNDER TAKER, &C
Kabanoahai'e Road, Newton,
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AND LIBERAL ALLOWANCE. IS ALWAYS
PROVISION MERCHANTS,
BUCHOLZ
'QUEEN OF THE NORTH,'
CO.,
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DEPARTMENT
250 tins
Company's Plaid, ditto
Sydney Soap
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8
T
SHEETINGS, SHIRTINGS, FLANNELS
SERGES, MUSLINS, WINSEYS
COTTON AND WOOLEN HOSIERY
LAMBS' WOOL AND MERINO SHIRTS
HATS AND CAPS
DRAB AND BLACK FELT HATS
DRESS MATERIALS IN VARIETY
HABERDASHERY, LININGS
QUILTS AND COUNTERPANES
HOLLANDS, DAMASKS, LINENS
DIAPERS, TOWELS,HUCKABACK
HANDKERCHIEFS
MEN'S, BOYS', AND YOUTHS' CLOTH
ING, in endless variety
MEN'S, BOYS', AND YOUTHS', LONGCLOTH, REGATTA, SCOTCH TWILL
AND CRIMEAN SHIBTd
PERFUMERY AND FANCY SOAPS.
T>LANK
respectable persons froiii procuring Winesand Spirits
The PRICES
10
15
40
HAVE ON BALE
,
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MOEEIN,
J. H. BUENSIDE
BEERS,
EX RITA' AND FLYING- BUCK,*
20 cases Bell and Black's Plaid Vestas
WHOLESALE AND RETATL IRONMONGERS
CANADA BUILDINGS,
Q.UEKS-STRSET AUCKLAND.
description ol
WINES, SPIRITS,
S.
&
(Successors to Cbuickshank, Smabt,
V-'-;
rpHE
Bags
175 boxes Steele's Double Crown Soap
7 casks Galvanized Iron Chairs
and Ship
Japanned and Galvanized, Slop Pails, Buckets
LINSEED OIL, Boiled and Raw. Turps
BLACK ana WHITE LEAD, Paintf, Brushes
&c..
&c.
&c>,
AT THB
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l 6 bales 3-bjnhel
Lanterns—
8
SCOOPS—
WITHOUT ADULTERATION,
superior collection frr
congregational or family use.
50 ditto Irrqy'a Champagne,quarts andpint
DOOR SCRAPERS.
NEW ZEALAND
The bound
with Common
Church Servuriety ol bindings.
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55 ditto Bollinger's Champagne, ditto
200 ditto Old Tom
20 ditto sparkling Hock
25 ditto Cherry Cordial
36 ditto Orange and other Bitters
13 ditto Paper liangirigs
5 ditto Copai Yarniah
1 ditto Paper Varni-u and Gold sizo
WASHING MACHINES—
Hornby's Celebrated, with and without Mangle,
DOOR MATS—
Coooa, Plain, and Bordered, a largp assortment
PUBLISHERS,
or 28s. per 100.
.i'HE NEW ZEALAND DIRECTORY ISCG-7,
compiled and published by Stevens & Bartholomew. Melbourne. I'iijo lo*.
—The Harrow Atlas, tho Tlarrow Junior
4TLA3SKS
hearth runs; Mosaic screens; cocoa, hempAtlas (Classical and Modern), Nelson's Shilling
back, and fhcepskin door nuts ; leather and wax
Junior
and Senior Atlasses, Keith Johnston's,
cloths, union and wool damasks and reps ; VicCornwell's, Biack's, &a.
toria, damask, cloth, and velvet pile table eoTers; POETICAL W' )RK J—Various editions of Byron,
furniture fiinjes, laces, and gimps, 3-4, 1-1, anol
Scott, Milton, Cowper, Longfellow, Spencer,
01 coir matting.
Sigourney, Goldsmith, Patinorc, Poo, Chauoer,
Worisworth, Tennyson, Campbell, Dana, Kirke
Habits. Josephine, Ist and second choice in drabs,
White, Southey, Dryden, Popo, Thomson,
light fancies, white, and black ; habits, Lamot;
Beuttie, Herbert, Burns, Ma-okay, Crabbe, Eliza
habits, kid, with new cuds ; habits, white and
Cook, Moore, Montgomery, Hunt, liloomfiull,
silk ;
colored thread habits, spun, plated,
MaSßey, Browning, Grahame, Bulwer Lytton,
white and tan thread gauntlets; children's kid
white,
men's
Bennett Itogerj, Locker, Pollok.
thread, spun, and silk gloves ;
black, and colored kid ; tan and gold color
Barnes' Notes on the Old and New Testament,
dogskin ditto; wkite2 aud black Berlin white
by Cumining
thread.
Bible Cyclopaedia, by Dr. Eadie, oth edition
Wottcn's white cotton liose, Lislo thread ditto,
Man and the" Gospel, by Dr. Guthrie
The Poor Han's Daily Portion, by Dr. Hawker
Btriped cotton hose, rough brown and dressed
hose, black spun, and white aud black silk hose;
Motley's Rise of the Dutch Republic
cotton
fancy
and
children's white, brown, grey,
BObson's The Great Nieces o( History
; men s military
Prescott's Histories of tho Boigns of Ferdinand
socks ; white and fancy
and Isabella, Charles V. and Phillip 11.,
J-hose, men's rough brown, dressed, and lancy
Conquest of Mexico, Conquest ot Peru
cotton A-hoso; men's merino, and merino feet
Macfarlane's Great Battles of tho British Army
J-hose brown cotton pants and shirts, rnorino
and gauxe pants and Bhirts.
Chevreul on Colours
Bourno's Handbook of the Steam Engino
Son shades, in black, plain, and fancy colored, lined
Mitchell's The Orbs of Heaven
and regent
do.; black and coloured Tom Thumb
Leitch's God's Glory in the lieavons
and
coloured
ties ; white Cambria ties black
Hans An-lersen's Talcs and Stories—illustrations
Bcarfa, new 6hap°s; gents' paper _ and linen
coloured and plain
indiarubber
collars; cricketing and leather belts ;
Arabian Nights—illustrated
braces ; printed corah and China handkerchiefs ;
Arbeu, a Tnle for Young lVoplo
black Brussels and ducapo handkerchiefs ;
Melbourne House, with colouroj illustrations
ladies' fancy ties; ladies' black aud coloured
Tho First Lieutenant's Story
belts.
Uncle Tom's Cabin, illustrated edition
Every
Boy's Annual, vols, for 130 5 and 18GG
black
gofferedtrimmings;
Beaded gimpandomaments;
The Dramatic Works of Sir E. B. Lytton
bluek and whit 9 elastic
and white silk tassels
Pardon's Handbook of Chess
sewing and crochet cottons; crinolino steel ;
Tales from Shakespeare, by Charles Lamb
threads, silks, twists, braids, tipes buttons, and
Homos and Haunts of the British Poets, by
a general assortment of haberdashery.
MDLLE.
LEMPRI J.UKreceives a limited number
of young Ladies, as Boarders and Day Pupils,
at her residence to instruct in the usual brunches of a
Gr»at attention is given to the
polite education.
study of the French language. Ihe accomplishments
are taught on moderate terms. Ladies can attend for
instructions in any separate branch of education.
The mid-winter Holidays ended; Duties will be
aesumeo on WEDNESDAY, July 11th.
HOME COMFORTS
-076
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quantities.
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Substantial BONE MILL, with Machinery of
the most modern construction, are now prepared) o
receive orders for BONIS DUST, J and J-incla
Bones.
The above are cash purchasers of Bone in any
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Trial
STOVE
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CoaxEß of Cook and Chapel Streets.
M. HAWKE3 (late of the "Crescent
Hotel,") begs to inform the Public and his
friends that he has taken the above, which he intends
to keep supplied with none but the very best description of Wines, Spirits, &c.
Families supplied v.'ith Bottled Goods of the
Choicest Quality, at the lowest possible rate.
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EDITfON of tho Home Xews is
published for transmission via Panama. The
first number, containing nowß from 2nd J uae to 2nd
July, ia now due.
WATTE BATGEB,
News Agents.
ASPECT
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HAVE FOR
H. OOOKE
A Large arid varied
arrived
And: to arrive.
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Auckland, July 27, 18GC.
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Qysters
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Now Published,
NO. I—COUNTY OF MaRSDEN, in two parts.
Tho Northern Section incluting the Districts of
Wungarei, Maugawai, Waipu, V. 'roil, &c. Tho
Southern Section includinj; Oi- , M'ahurangi,
Matakani, Kniparn, Albert Una,
NO. 2.—UODNTV OF EDICN, comprising tho District from tho Wade on tho North, to Waikato
;
PER TON
Sardines
Herrings
rniTE UNDERSIGNED HAVE FOR SALE,
AT A LOW PRICE, IS SOLICITED BY
Bacon.
X Carpenters' Patent Rim, Dead, Plate, and
Hamisg
.Mortice Locks, all sizes
Butter
J. M. EEKNOH,
Perk, Irisli, Hamburgj and Colonial, in
LOOK FURNITTJIffibarrels
Cryetal, China, Ebony, and Brass
M PORTER AND FAMILY GROCER,
Beef, prime mess,.
Corks, Vine andsodarwater
HINGES—
Sperm Candles
victoria mart,
Patent T, Gothic Hook-off, "WroughtJ and Cast,
Sydney Soap
Butts, Parliament, &c.
No. -11 VICTORIA-STREET, AUCKLAND.
Thumb Blue, Oolman's Starch
ManiUa, Hayunhah, arid Swiss Cigars*
NAILS—
Cavendish-.lobacco'
■
Ewhank's, American-cut and Einißhinjj, French
Vestas (801 l and lUacfc)
Wire, Flooring Brads
!
Bottled Alo and Porter
J. M. F. has received shipments of Eine Toas,
Martell's and Hennessy's Brandy
.Urrct, from China, England, and tho
BRASS GOODS—
Colonies;
therefore ha has pleasuro to inform his customers,
I slay Whiskey
Sash Fasteners, Roller Ends, Rac'c Pulleys
.
.
Old Tom
friends; and tho public, that ho now supplies choice
CasementFasteners, &e., &o.
Teas at the following prices:—Bum
Geneva
anchor,
(key,
brands)
and
bell
No. 1 Congou Tea
.
.
,2s Od per lb. SASH "W EIGHTS, Sash Line, Axle Pulleys, Tower
Superior Sherry and Port Wines, in bottlo
Bolts
No. 2 Kino Tea
.
.2s 64
. and cask
No. 3 Very Fine Full Flavoured Tea 3s Od
Ingham's" Marsala
OARPEifTERS'
TOOLS
of
every description
No. 4 Finest
3a 6d
Chambertin, Claret
Theso Teas aro in great demand on account of ROBERT SOBRY
SON'S—
Jacquesson's, Perrier's" and Kogots"
their great strength, delicious flavour, likewise for
Champagne
Circular, Vertical, Pit, Cross-cut, Hand, Rip.their wholesome and invigorating qualities.
pine;, Pa.nel, Tenon, and Oompasa Sawa, all
All who tako 61bs. of Nos. 2, 3, and 4 Teas will
Saddlery, &c.
sizes
have a reduction of 3d per lb. Theso Teas cannot be
Socket and. Firmer CliisoU and Gouges
Curled Horse-hair
surpassed for quality and price.
Spokeshiives, Turnscrews, Squares, Braces
American Patent Boiler Blocks
Hammers, &c.
Maat-ho.ops, Hanks, &o
Auugrg, Scotch Screw and Shell.
Stockholm Tar
Also, supplied at this Establishment :
Patent Rose Nails, 3 inch
T.
S.
MORRIN.
Finest Currants
.0s 9d per lb.
Flooring Brads, 2J and 3 inch
Mould Candles
M untz Metal, 14, 16, and, 1802.
0s BJd
Sperm Cundles .
Composition Nails
.
la Od ',
T. & 8. MOEEIN
Price's Belmont Sporms .
.Is 2d
.
Sheathing Felt :
Bice
Os 4d
White and assortedPaints
Have on iSale
Soap, best and largest size bars
Raw and Boiled. Linseed. Oil
.Od lo|d
Oatmeal .
.
,
Turpentine
5d
Os
per lb.
S Sham Register and Gothic Hall
Best Cavendish Tobacco, only Id por
Whiting
English Cooking Uanges
cake, or
Clark's" ETolloware, OVal-pota, Saucepans,
.3s lod
Fender and Fire Irons
and Tea Kettles
Prjmo English Hams, just landed . Is 5d
Prime English Baooa, just landed
AND
Lyndon's" Patent Bright Spades, No. 0
HOLLOWARE
Is 4d
ENAMELLED
TINNED
of all descriptions
and 1
Patent Sheep Shears
Plour, Sugar, sad all other articles in. the Trade CUTLERY—
Baylia'a" Sydney-made Town Dr»y»,
Carts, and Spring Carta
at tho Lowest Pkice.
i/ookwood Brothers' !and Joseph Rodgors and
Sons' Table and Dessert Knives, Carvers
Bone-dußt, coarse and fine
Stock Bricks
"English
&c.
Steels,
All articles supplied aro guaranteed to be of good
Couriteßs Slates
quality. Any alterations in price will bo
ELECTRO AND AL3ATA PLATE—
4c.,
Sc.,
&e.
announced in tho daily papers.
Spoone, Forks, Cruet Stands, Toast Backs
: Tea
and CoffeePots
EX
LANDING,
NORWOOD,'
NOW
808
WAX MATCHES, PER DOZEN, Is. Od,
BBITTANIA METAL AND BLOCK TIN—
ROY,' AND JIONARCU,'
Tea and Coffee Pots
QUARTER-CHESTS
CONGOU
FINE
iA
A
jLUU
Dish Covers
TEA (about 20 lbs. each)
Coffee Roasted and Ground on the premises.
Jelly Moulds, &c.
86 half-di:to ditto ditto
18 cheats ditto ditto
TIN AND JAPANNED WARE—
30 half chests Medium Congou
WHAT HARM TO LOOK IN AND JUDGE P
Baths, Sitz, Hip, Sponge, Shower, and Foot
20 ditto Ration Tea.
Toilet Sots in variety
5 cases Keillor's Confectionery
7 ditto Marmalade
TRAYS—
250 ditto German Ale
Japanned and Papier Mache, Elgin and Oval
63 ditto Fins Dry pale Sherry
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Buildings),
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Tartaric Acid
Hair Oil
Jtixed Spies]
BUILDEES" lEONMONGEEY.
GROCERIES,
.
&
BATQER'S COONTY MAPS.
rrfAYTK
T T A now series, now in course of publication,
compiled from tha latest authentic sourcos; carefully lithographed on good paper. Price, ss. 6d. each
Map, coloured <ls. plain. Can be had mounted if
required.
BEST
NEWCASTLE COAL AND FIREWOOD
DEPOT, VICTORIA-STREET EAST.
(Foot Barrack Hill, adjoining Hardington's Bazaar
Bicarb, .gd.da;
...
.
All very Cheap.
;
&
Lea arid Perrin's Worcester Sauce
Fancy Biscuits
■
...
Stores, Kssenco of Lemon
Have... on Sale,
AN D BLDEST ON E;
for Slieepwash.
.
...
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•py
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S. MOEIiIN"
J
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&
An inspection of a very choice selectionof
...
;
30s.
T;
ALL
TO
STTLPHTJR
COXSEQUEXOE of theEXPIRATION" of th a
LEASE of the Promises now occupied by
;
50s.
E
WHO WISH EEAL VALUE FOR THJEIK MONET
3-4 Mohair poplinots, and grenadines, in selfs, stripes CrtAitr/Ks Blaiiks, tho whole of his present woll
checks, cheno, and granites ; 3-Ji and 6 4
elected and splendid stock of BOOTS and SHOES
•white and coloured Arabian glaces ; striped and
checked Arabian glaces; printod lustres ; silk will bs sold at tho original cost vhices.
warp alpacas, plain, mixed, and black alpacas ;
s. d.
black, white, and coloured French merinos ;
Ladies Double Solo Kid Boote, (best)
9 6
French delaines and coburgs; Carmelites 6-4
Ladies Balmorals
and 8-4 plain and checked mohairs ; S- 1 black
8 6
grenadines and Llamas; black cottage cloth,
Ladies Cloth Boots, Elastic Sides
7 6
and liussell cord ; summer skirtings.
Leather Boots, leather lined
7 6
Printed and coloured embroidered muslins; 9-S and
5-4 whito groundprints ; plain, bull', and ehin'z
Cashmere Boots
c
cambrics; new fancy cambrics; 1 trgo pattern
Ladies M H Kid Boots
prints for natives; black and whito pri'its;
SO
regatta stripes j e irlston ginghams : dorry ; 3-4i
Ladies Over Shoes
2 6
an t -l-l plai'i, striped, and chocked linens ;
Men's Grain Hide Napoleon Boots
20 0
furniture prints and btripes, and Glasgow small
plates.
Mon's Calf "Wellington, (stout)
12 0
Black and white la~e f-liiwls; black, whito, and
Men's Calf Hnlf Wellington
10 G
coloured grenadine, and Hami squares and
Mon's Calf Elastic Boots
longs j barege, tis-mo, silk, and Xorwo >d squ ires
10 6
aud longs; wool long 3 and squires fjrnatives.
Men's Amorican Nugget Napoleon Boots 14 0
..
..
Black silk mantl's and paletots; whito. bl ick, and
Youth's Nail Boots
..80
and
black
mohair,
grenadine paletot*;
coloured
Girl's, Boy's, and Children's Boots
laco and opera mantles; muslin Garibaldi
under described—
BAY OF PLENTY DISTRICT.
A that Land, bounded by a line commencing at
the mouth of the 'Waitalianui River, Fay of Plenty,
and running due south to the Tarawera River, thence
by a ftraiilit line to tho summit of i'utvnaki (Mount
Edgecombe), thenoe by a straight line 'o an oasterly
direction to the confluence of the J-.iver Tauwhare
»nd Ohiwa, thonce by a line running duo east for
twenty-five miles, thei.ee by a liuo to tho mouthof
jackets.
the Aparapara River in the Bay of Plenty.
Black and whito silk edgings, laecs and insertions,
WILLIAM CHARLES LYON,
Judge of the Compensation Court,
black and whito c.unbray and mechlin, figured
New Zealand.
and spotted cambray and mechlin, black and
white plain and figured Brussels net, Saxony
Opotiki, 3rd July.
and Im. Val. laces black, white, and mngpio
blond and laco falls, in new shapes; gossamer
and gossamer falls, hair nets, boyb and ladies
BAZAAR YAIiDS STABLES.
linen collars, Arnold's and Cash's IViiling, ajwed
edgings, insertions and flouncing?, book and
jaconet; 0-S 3-4 and 7-S cambric handkerchiefs
infants' Cashmero hoods and cloaks ; infants*
long robes; sewei frocks and IS-4 ditto ; frock
OESES KEPT at LIVERY, competent
bodies; ladies' underclothing; whito aud col.
stays,
Grooms in charge.
and maids ,
Infants' boys', and girls',
ladies1 straw hats, in the newest shapes ; 1 idios
plain and fancy straw bonnets; bonnet frames ;
boys', youths', and men's straw hats, in white,
SADDLE HORSES
and
black," brown, and mixed straw; whito
and infants'
miied Brazilian straw hats ; ladies'and
DOG CARTS
coloured
bonnet fronts; black, white,flowers.
feathers and plumes; summer
&c.,
&.C.,
&e., .
Crinoline skirts, white and coloured, in Silesia, Allacinn, French stripe", brilliants, India twill, .'-id
FOE
HIRE.
LUma; puffed and trimmed crinolino skirts
quilted silk skirts.
Jaconet, cambric, nainsook, and mull muslin; pale
PUBLIC NOTICE.
and black books, and hard books; black, white,
and state crinolines ; Victoria lawn; plain and
COALS! COALS! COALS!
checked leno; o-1 and s—l lappet spots and
Household Coals and best Smiths' Coals,
sprigs; Swiss sewed spots and sprig", on book
in quantities to suit purchasers, at the lowest
and jaconet; striped and figured grenadines ;
rates.
white a'ici coloured tirl.itans ; tipo a"d Swiss
checks; harness bor lers ani curtains; brilPOTATOES! POTATOK3! POTATOES!
liants hair cords and muslincttos ; puggcrios.
Sup rior sample of tlobartTown Potatoes for family White and colored, rolled cambric, 4-1 and 51 rolled
nee, per ton, £-3 ; per cwt., us. 6d., or per cwt.
silesia, slate and drab Jeanette, ur.ion and linen
delivered, 6s.
tick, 4-i forfar, Hussian duck, 0-1 striped hessian, 03 and 7- inch hessian and scrim, cheese
BONE DUST! BONE DUST! BONE DUST
cloths, loom dowlas, huckabafks, glnsa cl-lit2 ,
huck, white and brown Tuikish towels; tible
Coarse and Fine, guaranteed free from adulteration,
nipkins
an t cloths, loom table cloths, bleached
and of the best quality, £0 10s per ton ot
and loom dam irk, whito and brown drills,
bags included; per cwt., 10s.
American drill, duck, brown, and buff;
rough brown, black, brown, and ot ite dressed
Good Feed Oats, 5s 9d per bushel; Maize, 6s Gd
holland; mautlo linen, Brook field s liollands,
Bran, Is 9d pes bush-. 1; Uay, tis per cwt.
fronting linen, long lawn, cotton and linen
Flour, finest Ad-laide, 22s per 103ibs
diaper, white and Alhamb'-a quilts, toilet c .vers,
Flour, finest Chilian, 19s per lOjlbs.
32 in and On-in. longcloth, Uorrock's longcloth,
Bags, new and second-hand, in any quantity,
wet wove ar.d Croydon shirting, plain and twilled
AT
sheetinc, 8-1 plain and twilled greys, India twill,
J.
HUKST
C
O
S,
W.
Scotch twill shirtings white, butf, and green
window hollands.
Queen'-etheet,
(Opposite Messrs. Cruickshank, Smart, and Co.'s)
Brussels, tapestry, Victoria twill, Kidderminster, and
hemp carpets; stair carpets, printed felt and
N.B.—Drays proceed regularly to Maungatawhiri
drugget, cocoa and Manilla matting, floorcloths ;
tape«try, Axminster, velvet pile, aud henip-baek
Creek.
Company's, Mauritius, and crushed
r; .
Chocolate, Cocoa
Jellies
Jams'.
Marmalade, Orange and Lemon Peel
Confectionery,. 'f Keiller!s'.' and
■ spoon's
Crosse" and Blsckwoll's assorted Oilmen's
/
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TEAS
Barry's" Chicory
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OTAGQ-GPvOWN'
CO.
&
HATE ON SALE
P ESIOB OONGO II
Coffee, grounS iia tin#
.
Q TJ E E N S T II E E T,
;
"VT"OTICE is hereby given that a SITTING of the
_I_\ Compensation*court will be holdon at Opotiki,
on MONDAY, tli« first day of October, and following'
days, for tlio purpose of hearing and determining
the Claims of persons to Compensation, en account
of the taking under the authority of
The New
Zealand Settlements Act, 1563," of the Blocks of
Land in the ijistrict of Bay of Plouty, and here-
SU
PF.RKNXIaL BYE GRASS :
SEED
Red and White Clover, Cowgrass
Lucerne, Cocksfoot, Alsyke, Trefoil, Timothy
and Colonial-grown Kangaroo Acacia.
ESTABLISHED ISGO.
CHARLES MARKS,'
Co.),
HAVE ON BAI.K
VICTORIA MAILT,
AND SHOES
&
,
COMPENSATION COUBT.
„
(Successors to Ciicickskank, Smaxt
.
"VTILLIAII CHARLES LYON,
3vai whakawa o to kooti whakawa whenua.
Opotiki, Hurae 3.
DELIVERED
Coal,
COAL,Wangarei
JOHN" fipBESTON
A FURTHER SEDUCTION
OF PRICES
[
te
!!
KOW'S YOUIt TIME FOR
;
mau atu kite pusha ote awa o Aparppara—ki
wana.
Hoiano Naku na
SELLING- OFF
'
SOOTI HONG A
3
D.
WISE
V
GEAHAM
AND SPIRIT
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CO.,
MERCHANTS,
Ii A ST
Inyioos
B
,
of
Have on hand
ORES,
SPIRITS, A-vb OIL HEN'S ?T
' arrived and to airive, andnow offered #t th«
lowest .markefe .quotation»�.
WINES,
FUENITUEE
ENGLISH AND: COLONIAL
\AT THE LOWEST PRIOES.
r
Country orders carefully packed.
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i
AUCKLAND.
for Liverpool. During, the early part of the fort-:
W. C. "WILSON'S
night -various parcels of wheat were Bold .here, in all. ;
ship tho Coq, of Bordo iux, just arrived from the upwards' of 20,000.; quintals at from 2dols. 37i to. >. LITHOGRAPHIC & COPPER-PLATE
A great ssa serpent ■:2dols. 45c. bagged, on board the ooasting vessels in;
coast of Africa at -Havre
wero sales of. 5,000 quint-,
pursued mo for two days- U was at least 60 metres the bay,\and of flour thero
(nearly -00 feet) long.
Thanks to a, tempest-, the als, Talca market 4dols. ,50c. cash, on board coasters,
10,000 quintals in. Constitucion at 4dols. cash free
monster at liist .disappeared/'
sales, of
The p.s. Tasmanian Maid, Captain Johnson,; left on board and for the coast there have been ,(lcss
marks at .from 4dols. 63 Jc. to,4dols; 750.
yesterday for Coromandel, with several, passengers, Talca
6 per cßnt) on board r?oasterp; for Sintiago brands
and wiil return again on .Saturday, night next;..
10 WYNDIIAM-ST., (NEAR QUEEX-ST.)
The schooner Celt, Captain McKenzie,. sailed last / the prices range from' 4dols. Soci'to Sdols ~ 'loss .6.per
price
steady..av.
load
timber
the
of
wheat
continues
to
cent,
for
the
Saw
Tome
Mills,
in
Wangapoa
night
2dols. 25c. in bodega, in bulk; and for flour 4dols.
for tho Napier market.
Proprietor, of the. above Establishment lias
The clipper b irque J onnio Oswald, Captain Devine, 35c. on board. .
Barley.—The demand continues dull and. tli=i
from Sourabaya, brings a cargo of rice and sugar,
added to a: former large; aud varied stock of
to
at:
1
Martin,,
owners;
parcels
and
and
boen
limited
small
Xqung
consigned to
agents
salos have
dols.'G2.J'.. material some-of the very best Lithographic and
of the vessel. With the exception of a. heavy south- which price is.obtained with difficulty, but at the Copperplate Presses to be obtained, with. newest
present
the
little
at
during
which
holders
show
inclination
:. same time
westerly gale on. the 22nd ultimo,
improvements and by the best .makers. Having
barque lay-to for twenty-four hours, the' weather to accppt lower pricos although, wo feel satisfied they now the
eventually.
With
throughout tho pa'igige was very favourable..
must do so
ONLY
v
regard to the loss of th<» >arquo Post-boy, in August
last, on the esst end •/ ~iruial\vood Island, Cuptain
REPORT OF WEST INDIA
COMPLETE ASD WELt XPPpISTED
MARKET
Devine states, that a' .i.ough the vessel became a
PRODUCE.
total wreck, Captain Gascoyno and his wife,_ with
(Preparedfor the Star $ Herald.)
portion
saved.
of
crow
were
A
whole
of
the
Liverpool, .Tcne 30, 1866.
the
her cargo,, which consisted of copper, was also
Herewith we beg to haod you our usual fortnightAND
brought on shore, but the thieving proclivities of ly report;
tho natives were such that they plundered the. surthe exception of one;'or't wo days on
©stalilislnwat
Cotlon—With
vivors of almost everything they had ; and.opei deswhich themarket was animated we have had a quiet
perate savage nearly cut or bit off Mrs.. Gascoyno's < mirket throughout the fortnight,prices however have . in Auckland—the only complete one, in fact, to be
finger in trying lo steal her ring. After being fotir been, upheld arid close at. about provious quotations,
found in the Northern Island, he is prepared to
months on the island they were taken off by a vobsol
We quote fair Peruvian 18Jd, La Guayra 12|d execute work of all lands' in a style not to be
and landed at Sourabaya. Mrs. Gascoyne sailed in and Haytien 12dpor lb.
by any house in the colony and' at
_
equalled
January last from. Java, in tho barque Postilion, for
Ouv actual stock to-day is T958,700 bales, of which,
Melbourne, but as tuat vessel has never been heard 23,710 consists of West Indies and CentralAmerican
MODERATE PRICES.
of since, it his feared that she too, like the Postboy, descriptions.
has been lost. —Herald, August 3.
Copper —The depression of the last fortnight: has
increased during tho past fourteen days, and prices,
iioTiCE.
ONEHUjSTGA.
of tho raw articles must bo again reduced.
'£h(i. fotirnvl du
extracts the following pasBage from .the report of:Captain.Te« Ja,. of the French
Rickets, arriyed in
The schooner Helen, Captain
from the Tairua Saw
harbour yestorday morning,
of
timber, &c., and
sawn
cargo
with
full
a
Mills,
several passengers.
South;
Bendall, Bailed
Captain
of
the
Tho s.s. Star
again for Napier last night, With a full Cargo of
spirits, Hour, &c., and. .1, passenger.
j
We allknow that the opening of new lines of
communication is often attended with disappointment to the pioneers, but we hope that this may bo
an exception to the general rule, and that the fortunate issue of this voyage will prove a pledge of the
success of the line, and its establishment on a Arm
"
Shipping Intelligence.
dmjly:
1866#
AUGUST 81,
THE NEW ZEALAND HERALD, AUCKLAND, JFRIDAY9
4
■
footing.
Tho Mongonui trailer XvanhoO.
"In choosing you for tlie oponiug of tho new
lust, had. head
route', tho Company have shown their confidence in loft that port on Tuesday morning
on tho const, and arrived in harbour yesterday
winds
qualiVESSELS IN HABBOUB.
your judgment aud perseverance-for both those
brings tho
.ballast,,
but
in
Sho
morning.
conies
H.M.S.S. Esk, from "Wellington.
ties are essentially necessary in starting a line, where
Hall (-), Miss
the sea to be traversed is so imperfectly known, and following passengers : —Messrs..
H.M.S.S. Falcon, from Norfolk Island.
,
Auckland, s.s., from Sydney.
where the machinery being untried, difficulties are Hull.
Wo understand that an amicable arrangement has
Agnes, cutter, from Napier.
liable to arise, which must be surmounted or D'-en
concluded between the Otago Company and
Aleondra, br, fro 11. Newcastle, N.S.
smoothed away.
Benson, General Manager of tho. P.N..i£'. and:
Benjamin Heape, barque, from Sydney.
We beg, therefore, that you will take this as t e Captain
A.R.M. Company, by which the latter Company,
Cassina, barque, from Adelaido.
expression of our boli.jf, that bo far as you are conassist
to carry out tho contract; between Otago,
happy
will
cerned, nothing that is likoly to ensuro a
Eliza Sliairp, barque, from Newcastle, N.S.W.
Melbourne. This" desirable agreement will bo
Heien, schooner, from Tairua.
result will bo left unperformed; and, while thanking and
both
to the public and the.
beneficial
Mongonui.
Ivanhoe, schooner, from
you and vour officers for your courtesy and attention, 7VMixyto" Advertiser.
'
Keuri, echooner, from Poverty Bay.
we wish you all happiness and success.
Auckland,
Captain Harris, sails for
The
s.s.
Moteor, schooner, from Canterbury.
And remain, very truly yours,
Sydney with the English mail, at 10 a.m.,..0n Sunday
Monarch, Bhip, from London.
Edmund Hobhouso (late Warwiok Weston
next.
Norwood, ship, from London.
H. Cain
Bishop of Nelson)
On her last voyage to Molbour.no, the Otago steuinPeru, Bremen barque, from St. Antonio.
Chamberlain
Dundas
Cloeto
N.
B.
Bliip Company's s.s. Albion mado one of the fastest,
Bol> Boy, ship, from London.
J. 0- Watts Kussell
D. Lance
J.
if
not absolutely the fastest, passage on record. She
Canterbury.
from
Bifleman, schooner,
John H. Bell
G. W. Gilles
loft Port Chalmers at S p.m., on the 20th July,
Boval Exchange, brig from Newcastle.
Eliott
Eliott
G.
arriving inside Port Pnillip ijonds iife 4 p-m-, on the
George Knox
Sturt, p. 8., from the East Coast.
Henry G. Patrick
25th, thus making the passage in 4 days 20 hours,
E. P. Kenyon
Sea Breeze, schooner, from Russell.
C.
E.
Aylmer,
Bichard
Walter Brodio
inclnding
hours detentionat Bluff Harbor, haying
[Thane of Fife, schooner, from Napier.
Lewis
Merriman
R.
A.
Scott
Williim
been only fair days 16Jhours underweigh.. On. the
A. Peyman
George L. Burchell
first day after leaving, the Bluff;, with a strong S.K
VESSELS EXPECTED.
Thomas Twohey
E. J. Crewell
broeze, she ran 340 knots, fully 1-1 knots an hour for
Charles Pawnall
W. Harris
JV *t.S.S. Challenger, from Plymouth.
tho run.—Otaffo Daily Tones, August 20.
1 " M.B.S. Eclipse, from Sydney.
Alex. Huyssen
William Bigg
Tut: ConstanOe.—The "Circular Saw" liner
More Cochrane
M.B.S. Curacjoa, from Sydney.
Alexander bishop
J•
Constance, Captain Elliott, failed from Kan FranJ- L. Butterworth
Alice Cameron, barque, from Sydney, T N C P, new W. Combe
cisco for this port on. the 10th July, with wheat and
Fredk. A. Baker
our
John E. Slaile
co do
flour. Full particulars of her cargo appear in
Stephen F. Monzies
N.B.Russell
Aspasia, schooner, from Canterbury.
Tradesmenwill findit to their
commercial columns,
We quote Chile ores and regiilus, Ms a 14s 6d ;
G. Kirwan
Constance, barque, from California, 2 d.p. 6279, A. E. Russell
July 10—Queen
advantage to give their orders direct to this
Callao
Biiii'PiNO^Aßun'Ar.s.—
bars, £77 a £78; Ingots, £83 and barrilla, nominally
ARRIVAL.
Hobhouso,
from,
sailed July 10
MelBishop
Right Reverend the Lord
of the Morsoy aud City of Montreal,
1.65. Our stocks in. Liverpool and Swansea in first Establishment; If given elsewhere they are either .
Coral Queen, schooner, from the South Sea Islands, "To the W. Dundas Cloeto Esq. J. D. Lance Esq. bourne , Lord Palmeriton, from Sydney Monitor, Egmont, 8.8., from the South.
completed at this Office or sent on to Sydney, and
and second hands likely to bo available, are':
3 d.p., 298
and tho gentlomon from Adelaide ; Sultaiia, from Brisbane.
Esq.,
Liverpool : ores, 2,350; regulus, 3,293 bars, 1,958; in either case two profits have to be paid, where one
G.
Gilles
M.
Coßsipore, ship, from London, 3 d.p., 8917.
DEPARTURE.
446;
following
ingots,
only need be paid by giving theiu first hand to the
lato
25.
pissengors per s.s. Kaikoura signing
barrilla,
items Princ Alfred, p.s., for Port WaikatoVawav.wo SinrriNo.—Tho
Fanny, schooner, from Melbourne, 1 d.p., 3782
tho address to myself.
The ship Gl.oriosa,
Swansea : ores, 9,187 ; regulus, 5,781; bars, 1,357
are to hand, vifl- Panama
Harriet Nathan, barque, from Hobart Town.
HERALD OFFICE, 10 WYNDHAM-ST.
"Tohoga Bay, Panama,
the
Harrison
Foawooa
Leech,
413.
Captain Lo Bas, was discharging for repairs
Ida Zegler, ship, from London, 3 d p. 76.
"July 23, 1866.
ENTEREP INWARDS.
Meteor, Captain Verriey, was loading for the
through barque
Xily, brig, from Adelaide, 1 d p., 7153
beg
I
AUOUriT
Gentlemen,
Dragon,
"My Lord and
tho Conslitucion and
S AN FRANCISCO MARKETS.
very Cape of Good Hope
Lord Ashley, s.s., fr;<m the South, due 6th pros.
the
30 —Egmont, s.s., 308 tons, J. V. Hall, from Tayou to acknowledge the receipt of
LADIES' AUT> GENTLEMEN'S VISITING CARDS,
Melbonrno, and Marian, for Sydney, were, loading
kindly
sent for
Leonidas, schooner, Arum Melbourne, sailed August 6, gratifying letter you have
The Alia of 10th June,says—
so
tho barque Mary and Edith, had siiilod for ranafci and the South, with 3 cases, order j 1 truss,
in
July
d.p.,
7069
1
WEDDING CARDS, Ac.,
lately brought
trip now so
—In fair roqueat at the following quotations
box,
Passengers—Cabin:
the
Jervis.
Messrs.
Flour
flour
1
H.
M.
me,
respecting
wheat
ftnd
tho
tho
July,
2nd
with
Svdn-y
on
Neva, schooner, from the South Sea Islands, 1 d.p., to a successful termination. With yourselves
Stowart, G. Kilshie, J. Hay, Wragge, Messenger, 6dols. 25c.. extra in bbls 6dols. for baker's, ditto in
ship Ulcnats, Captain Potts, was loading at Concep- R.
AT AN. HOUR'S NOTICE,
8720
quarter sacks; extra, both, city and country,
Johnson.—il.
halt'
and
Ritehio,
Jervis,
agent.
unite in thanking the officers of
M.
cjrdially
barque
French
I
most
and
the
in this tion Bay, for Liverpool;
Nautilus, cutter, from Napier.
the ship for their willing and able assistance
in quarter sack* at sdols. 75c , and half ditto at
"HERALD" OFFICE, 10 WYNDHAM-ST.
Tampico had sailed for Tiihiti.
Pegasus, ship, from London, 1 d.p., 9-153, sailed important
undertaking, being fully aware of how
sdolSi 50q.; superfine in quarter ditto at sdola. Low
CLEARED OUTWARDS.
tho pasßongers by
Monday,
tho
20tli
May !!6
instant,
On
me,—
thoy
assistance
afford
depends upon the
grades are quoted at 25c. per bbl; less. Oregon at
much
Machiri
letter
2
with
a
AUGUST
Kaipara,
d.p.,
presented
Captain
from
1-137
Sylph, schooner,
Sdols. a idols. 750. per bbl, in qr sacks. Free offerbut at tho same time I must say, that a very great the Kaikoura
3C—Prince Alfred, s.s., 110 tons, Alexander FarSiam, ship, from London, 2 d p, 819, sailed Juno 2,
and I havo of congratulation on t)io successful termination of the
deal rests with the passengers themselves,
LETTER-PRESS printing
Zealand, quhar, for Waikato, with 257 bugs potatoes, 2 boilers, . ings of Oregon at idols. 50c. a4dols, 87j.
Vistula, schooner, from Sydney, 2 d.p., 205S
cordial feeling tiip of the first vessel of tlio Panama, New
much
to
see
the
Wheat —Sales aggregate 41,01 sacks choice old
pleased
very
Winterthur, ship, from London, 2 d.p. 5953, sailed been has existed amongst tho party it has been my and Australian R. M. Co., from Australia to Panama, 20 bags salt, 25 bags mal\ 8 gunnies, 40 bags sugar, crop at Idol. 650.; 2,390 ditto st Idol. G2ie. 700 Executed ■with neatness and despatch, at the lowest
that
cases .vestas, 2 ditto tobacco., 12 reams paper, 3
June 25.
ccompanying it with a purse of fifty guineas, to 2octaveß
possible prices, at the
honor to bring here as pioneers on tho new routewine, 2 liogslioads rum,
casks brandy, SO ditto good at Idol. 60d a 4dois. 87-ic.
as an oxpreasion of
William and Julia, schooner, from Napier.
never seen purchaso a silver breakfast service
Coffre—ln large supply and limited demand—
in tho many voyages I have mado, I have
co il, 77 bars iron, 4 hogsheads ale, 2 bags
bags
as
well
thtiir
as
sympathy with tho undertaking-,
occasion,
their
OFFICE, 10 WYNDHAM-ST.
as
on
this
to
"HERALD"
prevail
and
Costa
Rica
fouad
and.4oo
will
good
buyers
much
250
sacks
1)7
so
bags oats, 60 hags (lour, 5 cases groceries,
of the captain's courago arid ability ex- wheat,
PROJECTED DEPABTUBES.
weather lately ex- appreciation
that fact, as well as tho delightfulmeasure
6 eases sardines, 5 trunks boots, 10 cases kerosine,. 1 ditto on private terms.
during tho voyage. The passengers also prehibited
the
comfort
of
I
in
a
ten
Atlantis,
greai
Valparaiso;
produce
days
past
for
Newcastle.
attribute
Theexport
for
the
have
Peru, for
perienced,
.1 bale bacon, 16 bags lime, 13jj chests
sented Mr. Purser Naylor with a letter of thanks for box handles,
N.S.W. Auckland, s.s., for Sydney ; Bessy, for the of the passage. With the officers of tho ship we wish his
candles,. 1 cask salt, 6 ca3es gin, 5 cases been considerable. The following cargoes amongst
attention to thein, presenting him at tho samo tea, 5 boxos
RULING.
to your several desothers, are noted,
South Sea Islands ; Eliza Shairp, for Melbourne ; you a safe and speedy
1 eases sardines, 19 casks malt, I cask sutorn,
Star
old
sovereigns.-—iVi/wmii
and
a
of
purse
with
The British barque Constance for Auckland,
Alexandra, for Newcastle ; Sea Br.'eze, for Kussell ; tinations, and hope that wo may Boino day meet time
gar, 4 casks soda, 2 Cases bottles, 2 dit.tj boots, F..
and every description of Mercantile
Heads:
24.
Bill
Herald,
July
qr
Town
Tasmanian
for
6031
Maid,
N.Z.,
flour,
wheat,
Hobart
6000
sacks
sacks
197
again.
Bella Mary, for
Sehorfl'; 36 bags potatoes, 2 bags flour, 2 sacks
Work ruled to pattern on the Premises.
Mr. J. D. Lance has informed me of the
Wo hear that bills of landing have roached Cap- clothiwr, 2 cases kerosine, b bags oats, 1 bag sugar, sacks barley,&c. Value 20,388d015. 69c.
Wangarei.
Manager of the Company, for
The schooner Eliza., for .Tahiti* 75g. qr. sacks
fact of your intention of presenting mo tain Benson, General
2 cases hams, 2 scythes, 1 case jams, W. J. Young ;
"HERALD"
coaj.
l'pft
OFFICE, 10 WYNDHAM-ST.
This onprinous cargo
.
with a piece of plate to commemorate this voyage— 2400 tons of Welsh
ARRIVALS.
2 kegs butter, 5 pases sardine, 4 casks brandy, 1 bag flour, and. general cargo. Value, 17,78 tdols. 38c,
and ho has kindly consonted to forward it to me—in Cardiff for this port on. June 10th, and will be tho rice, I keg wine, 10 hogsheads ale, I) Graham & Co.;
The British barque, Anna, for Melbourne, has
AUGUST
service. I beg to assuro you largest ever eeon in these colonies. Tho H. B. 17 saoks flour, 20 cases
30—Sea Breeze, schooner, 70 tons, Norris, from the shape of a breakfast
2J chests tea, 4 cases 2,500 sacks barley, 300 flasks quicksilver, &c. Yalue
unexpected but will be most Wright has already arrived with Sso tons from jams,
RECEIPT-BOOKS, &c.,
4 packs, bedding, 2bags potatoes, 16 hhds. beer, 17,774d01s 65 c.
Bnssell, with kauri gum, &c., 5 passengers.—Edmonds that this was totally
me and my wife, and will I hope Cardiff. Such arrivals are amongst the firit fruits 8 barrels ale, 1 dozen spades, 2 cases
by
received
The Britidh brig, Derwont, for Sydney, has 3,017
gladly
bedsteads, R.
and Jakini, agents.
my boys to endeavour to carry out of Wellington becoming; tho head quarters of this
BOUND, AND PERFORATED,
20 sacks pork, 8 casks rum, sacks barley, 2,033 saoks wkeat, &p. Value, 7,725d015, PRINTED,
Simpson;
bags
feed,
22
30—Ivanhoe, schooner, 70 tons, McGregor, from be a lesson to
may be their lotto have entrusted Company, and we hope that tho dupo.intendent will
2 cases sundries, Commissariat; 24 bags sugar, 17 6uo.
Mongonui, in ballast, 2 passsngers.—Cruickshank, whatever duties itWishing
In the best style, at the
you all mor.*. heartily a note this fact aud urge on tho construction of tho bags oats, 2 bags bread, 13 bags maize, 4 cases
to their control.
The Hamburg barque Joachim Christian for
soap,
Smart & Co, agents.
patent slip.—Wellington Advertiser.
happy return to your homes.—l havo &c.,
2 cases coffee, 6 bags brail, 4 cases oil, 20 bags flour, Sydney, carried 6,139 bags barley and. 8000 qr, racks
30—Helen, schooner, 32 tons, Rickets, from Tai"HERALD" OFFICE, 10 WYNDIIAM-ST.
H. S. Machi.v,
flour.. Value 16,932d015. 50e.
1.0 cases applos, 17 packages, E. Gibbons and Co.
A Schooner Run Down —All Hands
rua, with sawn timber, &c., 3 passengers.
Commanding S. S. Kaikoura."
torribld
collision
Daily
Express
a
WIIBAT AN'I) FLOUIt.
roports
3 cases do., Colonial Government; 2 casks ale, 1
Horthem
The San Francisco Bulletin, of June 10, says :—
which has occured between tho screw steamor Mary parcel, J chest tea, 1 bag sugar, 1 do. rice, 1 do. soap,
DEPARTURES.
Another harvest year is closed. In this State it has
THE
Nixon, Captain Johri Davison, belonging to New1 barrel, order.—GK Hod go, agent.
To Thomas Naylor Esq., Purser of theKaikoura,
AUGUST
unknown, resulting in
been
a
namo
one of tho most important in our history, agrischooner,
castle.
and
Kaikoura,
July
"S.S.
ISOG.
20th,
30— Star of the South, s.s., 147 tons, Bendall, for
culturally considered. The receipts Of produce in
Tlio CapZEALAND IIERALB"
NEW
"Dear Sir, —I havo tho pleasure of presenting tho loss of the lattor vessel and her crew.
Napier, with sundries, &c., 1 passenger.
OF
EGMONT.
ARRIVAL
THE
on
this city have never been so large before, for the last
accompanying purso of sovereigns, subscribed tain roports that the Mary Nixon left Hamburg
30—Saucy Lass, schooner, 38 tons, McKenzie, for you
The P.N.Z, A.R.31. Go.'a s.s. Egmont, Capt. Jna. ten years, a.s the figures following plainly indicate.
Ist ini-t, and proceeded all right until ' h) ■!tli,
Napier vii Mercury Bay, with sawn timber, sundries, by the undermentioned saloon passengers of tho tho
SUMMARY
Vine
arrived
Hall,
at the. 'Manukau yesterday morriPortland
way
midnight,
about
half
between
at
All in all. the crop of cereals for the last harvest year
voyage
Sydney
her
form
when
Erst
to
30—"Whitby, cutter, 30 tons, Doughty, for Tairua. Kaikoura, on
Wight, whiloiu tho cabir., he heard the ing, with mails, passengers, and cargo. She left is generally conceded to have baen the largest and
of
of
their
of
and
Islo
as
a
token
Panama,
appreciation
suitable
ballast.
in
FOE AUGUST,
Hard n-port!' Ho immediately Nelson ou the I'Sth instant, during a fresh, south-west best ever gathered in this State. This fact, of course.
so successful in second mato rhout
30 —Lady Wvnyard, cutter, 23 tons, Ferris, for your exertions, which havo been
Hard a-port
until ho gale, which blow very hard during the night, accomgone us a large surplus for export, and. with One extUo vnyjigo pleu-Mvnt n-rul n -jrnmlbln to all.
ran on -.'ock, shoutiiiji out
Tnuranga, >iu ilcrcixry "B*y> witK firewood, «tp, r 1 milking
FOR TRANSMISSION PER S.S. 'AUCKLAND,'
original idea and wish of tho p.-.-isengors ww to roached tbu bridge. The engines wore stopped, and paiiied by a very heavy sea. Made Mount Eifmont . ception, our exports of wheat and flour in oxcess of
The
passenger.
you with a harmonium, but it waj within a minuta of liis reaching the bridge the at daybreak, and anchored off Taranaki t 8 a.m., any previous harvest year. During the year just
WILL BE rjjßLianEt?
30 —General Cameron, schooner, 42 tons, Wheeler, have prssenteiyou
suggested that
might profer, yourself, selecting steamer camo into collision with ii schooner, which weather moderate and very fine. Discharged cargo, closed; we have shipped moro flour than ever before,
for ftussell, with sundries, cargo, &c.
went down almost instantly is'ip was struck.
Just took in. mails arid passengers, and left at 5,30, with though Dot so much wheit as the following figure! TO-MORROW (SATURDAY), SEPTEMBER 1,
30—Miranda, cutler, 23 ton?, Jndd, for Hanyuvai, a token in remembrance of the voyage.
boforo tho collision a yoiccv was heard from tho light south-west wirids arid fine weather. Made the show Flour, 250,657 bbls.; wheat,"ljossyß3o sks.
1 beg to remain, yours very truly,
■with sundries, 14 passengers.
And will contain, all the News of the. Month.
Heads at daylight, and. pasaod through, at equal to 607,000 bbls. of flour. Our facilities ft.-t
J. D. Lance,
schooner calling out Keep your helm a-port!" As Manukau
30—Glimpse, cutter, 31 tons, Stnar , for Wanga8 a.in. Tho Egmont brings news of the arrive! of manufacturing
she went down a voice was hoard, imploring assistmeeting
Passengers."
Chairman
of
of
flour are greater now than they were
lei, with sui dries, X passenger.
the
Kaikoura
also
Wellington,
at
and
brought over in 18G0-Gl, and hence thedifference.
ance, from the water astern of tha BtOauYor.
A. boat
List ok SunscKiiiKßs.
30—Celt, schooner, -12 tons, J. McKenzie, for
!ggr Sixglf. C-opres Gd., or Cs. per Axxuit,
was launched and rowed, round tlio Mary Nixon, but some of her paß'ongers and cargo.. She sails again
Wheat,—The market ruled at 2 dollars tc 2 dols
Napier via Wangapoa, with sawn timber.
G. Eliott Eliott
W. D. Cloete,
(Addressed, and Posted to order if required.)
not a sou! was tobo seen, nor iv Yestigq of tho schoopor on Monday for Nelson and Wellington, taking down 50 cents on the Ist of January. Bu'in? the month
E. Hohhousc, Bishop W. Scott
for
passengers
the
Rakaia.
average
thij
ut
was
speed
which
steamer
sprung
Tho
an active demand
up for Australia, and prices
If. Watts Kusiell
W. Weston
INWARDS COASTWISE.
Passengers.—Saloon:
Panami,
ex Kaikoura.;
From
going at tlie time oftho accident wu4 about eight knots
R. Aylmer
A. Peyman
steadily advanced till touching. 2 dols. 30 cents to 2
AUGUST
The Mail closes oil Saturday,at 5 p.m.
Tho Captain believes tho schooner to bo an English Messrs. Gso. Ritchie, John Hay, and F-Wragg. From dols. 35 cents in the;, latter part of the month. There
A. Uuyssi'n
G. Knox
30—Harriet, from Wangaroa, with 2 tons kauri
ports: Messrs. R. Stewart, Pearson, Mes- has been a gradual decline to 1 dol. 50 Cents to 1 dol.
Southern
English
voice
'that
shouted
as
it
was
an
.
ship,
out
:K)
G.
Gilles
Chamberlain
W.
R.
bushels maize, &c., 7 passengers
gum, 50 pigs,
Robinson
nineteeen
sGnger,
the
and
add
fore
in
Tho only injury to the steamor was the loss off
56 cents, the current figures (July Ist). In addition
J. L. Butterwortli
John E. Staito
Flora McDonald, from Ahipara, with 21 casks beef
foretopma3t, which caught tho schooner's yard in tho cabin.
OiS"EHUNGA.
to the heavy exports to Australia, there have been
John H. Bell
M. Combo
and pork, 1 keg lard, 12 hides, 15 tons kauri gum,
We are indebted to Mr. Brewer, purser, for full large shipments to China, with limited engagements
collision.
R. L. Tooth
S. P. Menzies
&c., 2 passengers Mapere, from the Great Barrier,
and the Southern provinces.
files
of
Panama
was
at
at
H.M.S.S.
Mutino
Panama
the
date
of
the attention of our readers and
England
for
would
call
G. L. Burchill
J. M. Cochrane
•with 18,000 feet timber, 5 passengers; Mahurangi,
friondjat Onehunga
last advices. Commander W. ft'winburn had boon
Flour.—Since the commencement of the current
and neighbourhood to the
L. A. Merriman
W. Gray
from Mahurangi, with 8,000 bricks, 1 passenger;
her,
appointed
Captain
to
vice
lilake,
beon
s.s.
on
apMonday
had
The
leaves
for
South.
calendar
there
has
that
AG-KNOY
year
shading
fact,
been a gradual
of
the'
Queen
of the Nbw ZstLA'st
W. Harris
Sur ~i, from Wangaroa, with 30 pigs; Clyde, from
Tho p.s. Prince Alfrod, Captain Farquhar, left prices, the decline being fully 1 dol. per barrel under Hekai.i> has been .'REMOVED, from Mr. Watts'
Matmrangi, with 20 tons firewood, 200 rails ; Dot, "To J. D. Lance, Esq., and the passengers per pointed to tho Falcon.
Tub Cahoo ok thk Cawakiu.— Our Nowcaatlo yestordaymorning at 12.30 a.m. for Waik'ato,
liberal receipt from tha country, in addition to the to Mr. Nobton's, Chemist, &0., Queen-street, next
Kaikoura, signing the testimonial.
from Matakana, with 25 tons firewood; Endeavour,
correspondent says:—Observing in ono of bur local
Tho s.s. Egmont will leave 6n aturday for the products pf our- Ideal mills. During. the' period under to the Post Office and Court House.
from Waiheki, with 300 rails, 10 tons firewood, 2
Colon, Panama,
papers somo remarks in reference to the cargo saved South.
review there has been a steady export demand,
head cattle, 8 pigs, 2 passengers ; Bapid, from WaiJuly, 1860.
24th
(9),
entirely
from
the
ill-fated
Cawarra
which
are
chiefly for China, where our flourseema to be steadily
in(J
roa, with 3 tons potatoes, 20 cheeses,
boxes batter,
Gentlemen,—Let mo thank you most heartily correct, and seeing you hove copiod tho
paragraph
coming in our favour.
KAIPAE A.
1 passenger; Ivanhoe, from Mongonui, in ballast, 3 for the kind address you have presented mo, and for
journal,
give
hasten
you the facts of
I
to
your
into
passengers.
the generous gift accompanying it.
the case. The cargo actually saved from the Cawarra
COIN IN PANAMA.
ARRIVALS.
I need hardly assure you once again that my consisted of somo 230 bag* flour, throe, hogsheads
OUTWARDS COASTWISE.
We find that Australians are in considerable conAUGUST
whole aim has been, next to promoting the interests rum, nine bales corks, about 22 casks wines and
AGENDO.
fusion
21
•
from
Nolßon.
about
thevalue
of different coin id Panama
—Relidnco,
AUGUST
,
of tho Company I serve, to securo your comfort and spirits, and a few packages t 'a- -the latter are quite
Give every maii .thine ear. but fewthy voic©
so they will, do well to study the following table,
Take eaclr man's censure, but reserve thyjudgman
Sylph,
put
—Black
Watch
and
baok.
80—"Whitby, for Tairua, in ballast; Rapid, for happiness, and it i« a matter of unbounded satisfac27
usele«s. Now, with reference to tho flour, this, was
This above, all; —To thine own self be true
taking the sovereign as a basis ;—
"Wairoa, with bricks, timber, &c.
Mapere, tion to me to know that I havo so far succeeded.
by a Sydney firm, and, according to their
claimod
-night,
it
most
as
the
the
rid;
follow,,
day
A
for the Groat Barrier, with sundries, 5 passengers ;
An English Sovereign worth §5
To my lady passengers J feel, however, undor instructions, sold by public auction, and realised very
VESSELS IN HARBOUR.
Thod. canst not',then he false' toany man.*'
English Silver ■worth
20 per cent lass.
Endeavour, for Waiheki, with sundries; Lady very great obligation, for, notwithstanding the satisfactory prices,
considering its damaged stato.
Ttelinnce, loading at Aratapu
American Gold
Wynyard, for Tauranga Tia Mercury Bay, with 5G occasional clouds overhead, we assuredly enjoyed
per
.4
to
cent
more.
AUCKLAND, FRIDAY, AUG. ;:i, -.866.
The hogsheads rum were sold also by auction> on
Blaok Watch and Sylph, at the Heads
Silver■X per cent more.
tons firewood, X passenger ; General Cameron, for perpetual sunshine in the Kaikoura.
account of tho Insurance Company.
The corks aro
Bonota, discharging at Port; Albert
Mexican Dollars
Hußßell, with sundries; Miranda, for Mangawai, with
Rest assured tbe happy remembranco
2 per cent mo re.
our unclaimed. A portion of tho wines and Spirits have
of
The
Egmont brings us the minist;-?ial stateOunces
§16
20 c.
eundries, 14 passengers ; Glimpse, for Wangarei, pioneer voyage will not easily t> 0 ell'uced from my
tlaimed by tho owners and will bo sent to HydThere is a. ketch-rigged vessel in sight all day.
ment of Mr. Stafford, and we fin! that we
French 5 Franfca silver
1 00
with sundries, 1 passenger; Dot, for Coromands], memory, or the many, very many, kind words and been
ney on Tuesday.
may aiate that fho A. S. N.
I
gold
with sundries, 1 passenger Clyde, for Mahurangi, deeds, so constantly said and done to aid me in tbe per20
5 00.
have been very near the mark in predicting
took no action whatever in referenco to tho
Spanish Ounces
■with sundries; Harriet, for Wangaroa, with sun- formance of what, I do not deny, I feared before Company
16 40.
that gentleman's policy and real intentions.
the cargo saved.
Mr. Wallaco, of tho firm, of
salo
of
dries ; Mahurnngi, for Mahurangi, in ballast, 1 pasDollars2 per cent premiam.
leaving New Zealand, would havo been a dilllcult Messrs. Ward and Co., agents for
There is evidently 110 desire on his part to
the company
renger; Sovereign of the Seas, for Matakana, with duty.
par.
3 and £ Dollars
mado every exertion to have tho cargo saved as it
Auckland.
English, French, and American gold is the best trench upon the Provincial three-eighths. If
■undries, 3 passengers.
Wishing you as happy an Atlantic as our pasi
came ashore, or floated up the liver, a small steamer
coin to bring here.
he is compelled to do so, the House alone
Pacifie trip.—l am, &c.,
New Zealand Heeaid Office,
being engaged for tho purposo.—Herald.
will be to blame. A certain sum is necesThursday afternoon.
Tiios. Naylob."
OUTWARDS INTER-PROVINCIAL,
The
Buahinb.—
and
P.N.Z.
A.R.M.
Company's
receipts
to-day
The
Customs
for
amounted
to
sary to meet tlie liabilities of tho colony,
AUGUST
METEROLOGICAL OBSERVATIONS.
s.s. Itualiine, Captain Beal, had a fair run to Welling- £iS6 10s lid.
30_—Saucy Lass, schooner, 38 tons, McKenzie, for
The Sea Breeze.—The fine schooner Sea Breeze, ton of five day a and nine hour;). She experienced
and to carry on the ordinary and extraorall
I).
at
Mr,
To-day,
J.
O.'Koefo
sold
auction
the
Napier via Mercury Bay, with sundries, for Mercury Captain W. Norris, arrived in harbour yesterday head winds for
dinary administration of the Government,
the first two days, and light southerly furniture, fittings, &c., of Mr. SteerB Restaurant,
Bay; 23 000 feet sawn timber, 3 packages window afternoon, from Russell, Bay of Islands, with a cargo
Thermometer.
and Mr, Stafford very plainly puts the case
Thore was a most nu12am
■ashes, 100 bushels maize, for Napier.—Master, agent. of kauri gum, produce, &c., and several passongers. breezes with calms afterwards. O wing to the strong City Club, Shortland-street.
"R*rhCaptain
current
Cook's
Goal
Straits,
in
found himself merous and respectably attendod gathering, the bidwhen he said lie wished the House to
August, meter.
30—Star of the South, b.h., 117 tons, Bendall, for She sailed on Tuesday, and experienced light
Max. in
head twenty-eight miles to the northward of bis course ding wiis spirited, and tho prices obtained highly
ITax.
Napier, with 20 cases brandy, 100 casks bottled boer, winds alone the coast. The Sea Breeze leaves
Ilia.
sun.
weigh what he had said with respect to
when bighting a recognised land mark in the
straits'.
satisfactory. Tho sale, which lasted to a late hour,
1 case tobacco, 4 i-casks rum, 9 Ciises champagne, 50 for Russell this evening
Tho ship behaved well on encountering heavy seas
provinces, as the amount which the proover JCI,O(X).
sacks 200 bags flour, 5 hhds. ale, 217 bags oats, 10
realised
The schooner Saucy Lasi, Captain M'Konzio, loft when
30.442*
81
S.^Y,
day
sho
a
not roll much, perhaps on
58
40
out;
vinces would get would. decidedly depend
At Messrs. Roberton <£: Co.'s trade sale of groceries, Thur. 30
ditto bran, 14 ditto maize. Passenger—Mr. Carter. last night for Mercury Bay, with a cargo of sundries. account of hor heavy does
draught, but has a knack of
on the amount of ways and means which
, held to-day, there was a good attendance, but
—J. S. Macfarlane, agent.
S v. will load timber thorefor Napier.
poking her nose into tho Hoa, which she Bhips over &c
Corrected
to mean sea level.
the House might grant. (Hear, hear.)
the bidding was rather slack. The following prices
30—Celt, schooner, 42 tons, .T. McKenzie, for
The c utter Whitby, for Tairua; Lady WynyarJ, tho forecastlo. This habit prevonfa
Shortland-street.
PkAcocz,
62,.
Optician,
T.
being
full
ste
an
were obtained
North Wilts cheese, Is 2£d'; raisins,
Napier via "Wangapoa. with -3,000 feet sawn timber. fjr Tauranga ; Miranda, for Mangawai; and 01impso[ used when tho sen is heavy,
He wished that there should be no misunand.
was the reason why 7.[-d ; citron peel, ls
Passenger—James Williamson.—-S. W. Hill, agent.
pearl
barley,
;Jgroats,
4d
lid;
all
sailed
War.garei,
lust
fcr
evening, with general the heavy spars sho formerly carried when employed
derstanding on this, point. He was- not
GENERAL POST OFFICE.
oatmeal, ti.jd; Havarinah cigars, lis per box Swiss
cargo, sundries, &c., and several passengers.
running the mail between Colon, and St. Thomas, do., 15s per packet; vestas, lis 3d
prepared to say exactly what proportion of
cocoa, Is 3d; Mails.c.loeo aa folio*—
The s.s. Beautiful Star, Captain Morwick. from were changed
ARRIVAL OF THE ENGLISH MAIL AT
light
for
hor
present
rig.
The
second
the revenue should go to the provinces
-Id; Kont hops, Is srl;.5 I;. kippered herFor Coromaridel, per Wanderer, thif Jay, at 9 a.m.
"WELLINGTON, PER P.N.Z. & A.R.M. CO.'S Napier, bound to Dunedin, pnt into "Wellington on night at fea she lost her main-trysail gaff. Oil enter- chocolate.; IsSnowdrop,
s|d; Mauritius do., 5Jd;
." during the next year, until the House was
the 27th inst.
For Valparaiso, per Peru, :liis day, at 11 a.m.
B.S. KAIKOURA.
ing the port she fired rockets and cannons for a.pilot, rings, 7sdo., Cd ; Hobart Town jams (jars),
9d do.
The schooner General Camerom, Captain "Wheeler,
out of Committee of AVaya and Means.
The P.N.Z.
A.R.M.. Co.'s s.s., Kaikoura,
For Port Fitzroy, per Dawn, this day, at i ;/■ r - but it was not until three hours' beating off and' on crushed
tins, 10s SJd ; bottlod fruits, 18s 6d ; Chinese preserves,
Captain Maebin, left Panama at 8 a.m. of sailed yesterday afternoon, for Russell, with a genFor Opotiki, per Agnes, tbis dar- At J P "n.
that a pilot came on board. During this time the 20s ; eaaoncb of lemon, 7s !>d; gelatino, 4s 6'd ; saucos,
The Government would then make calculathti
o.t
3
per
ißreeze,
the 26th ultimo, and arrived at "Wellington eral cargo of merchandize, &c.
For Eusseil,
Set
dangers of tho coast wore made evident by tho load.
da7,
v m.
." lations of the very last shilling which could
8s 9d : Lea & Perrins* d0.., lia 6d; cur'ris powder
Weecko? the Babque Maru.-a.—Captain De- A boatswain in tho chains was heaving
on the 25th inst., with the following pasjy-r Ivanhoe. t -morrow, at 3 a.m.
tho lead,
1:3.5; mixed spice, la 4d; oriental icklOH,
be given after, satisfying tho honorable and
sengers : —For "Wellington—Mr. Eliott Eliott, Mr. vine, of the barque Jeannie Oswald, which arrived got a bottom at sixty fathoms ; another Cast, Rn'dand (pants),
•F.or the Australian Colonies,, and United Kingdom, via
(id ; red herrings, 30s lobsters, 10s 3d
in
20s
salmon,
p.m.
just demands of the colony, and if tho
Uuez, per B,a, Auckland, to-morrow, at 5
here on Saturday, has huiided us the following the old-fashioned sing-song ho
Hay (of Hay Honeypian), Mr. Richie. For
"By the 178; | sardines, 7s 6d ; £ do., 12s 3d ; salad oil, I.os
announced,
of
the
Kingdom,
yia
aiso,
Panama.;
particulars
wreck
Mrj.
and
of
tSe
For
United
for
'the
the
which
Marina,
—Mr.
Ren-haw.
For Auckland—Mr.
wore deep sea eight, nine Captain Beal, who was on the 3d; Cißtor oil,'ls , hair oil, 3b Od; Oolman's starch.
House preferred it,, there would bo no obBritish American ColbaiM. the United States; the West
furnia!u;d him at Souiabaya, by Captain Brown of bridge, did
\VragF. For Melbourne—Captain Hutchinson, i!
not catch the words,
did not notice Sd; Jones' do., 4fd; blue, i.od light blue, ball, 9d ;
Indies, and other Countries of Nortli and South America, jection to make :an allocation of the proN.; Mrs. Hutchinson and child, Mrs. R.yte, Mr. aud tho Ni:;s Kilmanseggc : —The Marina, was bound tho sudden change in depth, whenorsuddenly
conveyance
by ».s- Kakaia, froin Wellingtoii,
tlie Mails for
another sperm candles, Is Id ; paper bags, <ld per lb.; conportion available in the provinces for a
Miss i. vte, Mr. M«lvin. For Sydney—Mr. Garrett, from Sydney to Singapore, and was wrecked in cast of tho lead told a litt.lq over seven
wilf clbse at/the Chief Fust Otiice in Auckland .on Monday'
only. fectionery, l2jd : mould candles, 8d maize) 5s lOd;
morning, 3rd September, at ? o'clock ; excepting as td
Mr. C'-umb, Mr. Potts, Mr. Cowan, and
Torres Straits on May 28th. The depth of water on The Ruahine, under easy, steam, was fathoms
definite period."
then
Mr. Tuff.
(tC.
Money Order and Registered. Letter Mails, which Trill be
running
The outward voyage of the Kaikoura was performed thereof where she struck was eight feet and she dead in shore, and this time tho boatswain, who forAs wo have said, the expense of carrying
closed to-morrow, at 5 p.m.
eight
went
Her
dowu
fathoms
water.
in 27 day from tbe time of leaving
in
tops being tunately was not of the old-fashioned sort,
For Taranaki, and the Southern Provinces, per s.s. Qaeen, on the Government must be maintained, and
Wellington.
tlie Money Order and Registered Letter -Mails Will close
letters of thaniu and congratulation were addressed just a-wash. The beiringa from where the Marina the'eing-song, and in plain language shouteddropped
VALPARAISO
MARKETS.
the
the interest on tho loans must be paid, and
to-morrow, at 5 p.m., and the Mails tor ordinary
ly the passengers to the captain and the purser, at sunk are:—Double Island east half north; Inch depth, with the addenda of she's shoaling water
The j[crciirio's Review of tho market for Juno2nd
Letters and Newspapers an Monday morning, at 9 if the amount raised from iive-eightiis bf the
the successful teimination of this the first voyage out Point S.W., the rock being about a cable's length fast."
Hor engines
another
inactivity.
of
general
immediately reversed, and. reports
fortnight
Custpins dirties. will; not, ailmjiaf. ;
The captain and crew a better offing kept until the pilot took
so*
of the Company's vessels, and for the exertions of from where Bhe wont down.
W. CORBEIT, Chief Postmaster.
command. Amongst the foreign arrivals during the .fortnight
off Booby Island by the steamer Wild
we must accept onie of two alternatives—the
these officers to promote the comfort and amusement were taken
When ho camo ori board it transpired that liia boat were six a'sorted cargoes from Europe. In exports
and will be taken on to Signapore. On
Dayrell,
of the large number of passengers sailing in her.
tho had been alternately waiting for and pulling after the domand in general has been dull, although jn. a
MARRIED.
appropriation of the remaining three-eighths
day that the Marina entered the Straits her the Ruahino, who,
The mails and passengers for Southampton were same mate
like a will o' tile wisp,' kept dart- few leadingarticles there have been some transactions HAMILTON—^TcIIAKY. —On
30, at Myrtle Villa, •of the Customs,
or
taxation
died.
Hampton,
ing from ono place to nnothor. \U the passengers of some importance.
N.orth Shore, by the Rev. ,J. Wallace,
conveyed from Colon to St. Thomas by "W.J.R.M. chief
A most unusual sensation was cxparienced by two speak well of the
of Auckland, to. Elizabeth, eldest diughter of James Mc- lessened as for as .possible by retrenchment;
Co.'a p.g. Tyne, and from thenco to destination by
officers and crew, but loud grumWheat and Fiotrit.—The demand for export
: Ayrshire, Scotiandi
Ht,ry,
Ksq.,.of
tlie G-. H. "Warren and the Truo Bliton, on bling
a war
vessels,
Glrvan,
out
of
STo country ever, yet came
the Tasmanian, belonging to the same company.
is expressed by tho second, cabin
which has been so active for some time past has
passen30th of J uri3, whiih had all the poeuliaritios of gers. It appears that the
without increased taxation as a conseThey would reach Southampton about the 12th or the
saloon: and fore'saloon almost entirely subsided, the wants of.. Australia as
DEATH.
passing over a soft coral bottom, and, in additheir
are both
to the .first-cabin passengers, well as of the River Plate and: frazil markets; seem
13thinst. at farthest.
quence,., and !New Zealand cannot expect
tion, the G. H. Warren, trembled violently all ovor. whilst-thoappropriated
,30. .at his residence, Eden Villa,
The passengers for New York proceeded in the
second are put in the foropeak—otherwise to be. pretty Weill supplied ; the only vessels taken SHlPHEßD.—rOn'.August
to be more fortunate than other countries.
Newmarket, Mr, Thomas Shipherd, aged 2'J years.
tho steerage. In this department .thorp
during,
fortnight
American p s. ffenrv Ohamney, which would arrive Tho H.positions of the vessels wero as follows:
this
.and
Queen
•up
Sunday
are
next,
four
the
Marian
are
Xlie-funeral willleave'hiis late residence on.
'.The- Btamp.r duties the House, has, as yet,
Warren, latitude 46'tO S., longitude 32*20 enclosed cabins, and twenty
Gh
September 2, at 2 o'clock p.m.
Victoria
for
at that port on the30th ult.
and the Minerva for Rio. Janohari
berths.
Two
Australia,
of
K. The first shock—she feeling three—was felt at
tho cabins are occupied by lli. ship's servants- eiro., After these demands aro supplied the English
made no objection' to, and we believe that it
"To Captain IT. S. Maohin,
about half-past euht, p.m. The True Briton was butcher, bakor, &c.—ono is for. i igle
would:be found most equitable and convewomen, and the market alone remains, excepting of course the reguNOTICE OF BALKS, MEETINGS, &c.,
S.S. Kaikoura, July 19, 1866.
in latitude 44.26 S., and longitude 31*3 E., and felt fourth, having six berths,, is intended as a family lar coast demand, but a slight decline in freights; or
nient thatitshould also be preparedto receiv
This Day.
Dear Sir,—We, the passengers of the Kaikoura, it at nine p.m. It must therefore be presumed Ihit cabin, whoro lw) families can it)ier {.borth tp"Oihur,. in. the price of wheat, wouidpermit;ofa considerable;
Sale, of Drapery- Holloware, Weighing Machine, Scales, &c., such an imposition in the way ofincome and.
beg you to accept our congratulations on the happy there was about that t "no a volcanic eruption or or, in better re ncy, thehusbmls can
being shipped fpr tKat market. Two Vt' m'.s
both"ret re quantity
11 ii.in.
by Mr. L. \V.
termi nation of this the first voyage by the Panama earthquake, at Prince Edward's or Martin's Isl&ld, to the open b jr > , leading
property tax, and duties: .levied, on.. wool,.
the JlumwcUlo and. Lord of the Isles have boon takiu
the
Otbinto tho wLib.
Performance ot tlie O<M Fellowa' Dramatic Company, ia tho guiOjflax,
Sydney Ecrali Aug, 2»
those places being about &50 miles distant.
and otherproduce obtained chieflj
r up daring thei
lsa&part cargoesof flhtii
Odd .bellows-'
8 p.m.
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THE SHEW ZEALAND HEJEtALD, AUCKLAND, FRIDAY, A (JOUST 31, 1866,
from the public estate, as would enable the
government to make an allocation to the
of rlie entire amount of the threeeighths ot the Customs. As Mr. Stafford
justly observes, if the Provinces are starved,
that is, rendered nuable to carry on public
Avorlcs. open up their count iy districts and
encourage immigration and settlement, the
Customs revenue will fall oil". On the other
hand, we believe that if the colony, by ac-
5
From: Californian papers we learn that a new JOURNAL OB VOYAGE FROM WELLING. "crarik aud/Volts
very much, Tho remediable ■ defect
Ifoon.—Lat. Si 1 soiith ; long. 115 O west, obserand rich raining district had been discovered in
POLICE COURT—Tiictesday.
is very bad timber in her decks, ami the effect ofth'is,
TON TO PANAMA.
vation.; distance rim I.6'i'
Barometer 30 1-5,
California, on the banks tho Yulia river. The
leaks in tho saloon and. in the: berths, ; Thermometer, captain's., .miles.
(Before Thomas Becha.m, Esq., It.M.)'
unpleasant
yew
(Written
)
for
'Course
tho
63'
ittine, 6G.
Zealand Herald
barquo Constance had sailed for Aucklaud from
e;tu be remediod by sheathing over;
which
T.ikeher riorth east by north. Wirid north north-west. Speed
DRUNKEN-ESS.
>v.'
Sunday, June ill, 180fi.
St. Francisco, with 0000 sacks of flour, and
tor all .in all; she 'is a iino vessel. with very many
knots.
Jame3 M'Gniagan, James Connolly, George
of engine 43. S.trong galo
(JO2I of wheat.
Left Wellington at 1J..10 p.m.; off Cape Palliser at eo tilfort .J: and Conveniences, for passengers, in go fur us and cloudyRevolutions*
lioavy
John
heiid.sb.i;,
ship
.Brown,
Bride,
M'
pitching
violently,
Charles
Weston,
MarTestimonial to Cai>tain Maciiin and Purser o p.m. ; ship rolling considerably from tho h«ad sea a. lilt*at sea can be m i:le eomf»rtabio and convenient.
.
Sunday, July S.
garet Smith, Bridget Hawkey,
Dennis
reading *'■ Xj.ost iSir Altissing berd,' 1 and gavo
Xavi.ob.—On Monday, the 20tk inslaut, says caused by tho strong south-east win of yesterdaj-; .
When w.tj lelfc Wellington: everybody said, ' Oil! O'Leary were each charged with and
this
offence,
wind still south-east, but gradually dying away; iiuu it up,, too sensational (or my
a*. Well as unwhen, you get away from tho cpast of Now Zialand
the Panumii Slur of the 'itth July, the passenand ordered tc>' pay a fine' of 20s, and costs, or
Monday, Juno 25.
.natural and unlikely in its.' incidents ; began hi its you will get lino weather."
gers by the Jlaikourapresented Captain ATachin weather.
When you hare been in default to be imprisoned -18 hours, with
lie; Siu'ill House ut Arlington," by' Anthony
place
hard
Tho south-east wind died away during tho night
sea a. week or ton flays you. will .get into warm .fine
with a letter of congratulation on the successful and
at
light north- w«st wind sprung tip, which gra- TrpUopo,
a
weather." And here we have entered upon our 16th labour,
cepting the imposition of such taxes as we termination of the trip of the first vessel of the dually increased to a modorate breeze, so that at noon
oort. —Tjiit. iO~2 / 3.. Long, l ilo '10 \V.; both by day at sea, and had but' ono 'really fine day
LARCENY.
since we
JS"ew Zealand and Australian Uoyal wo wore rattling away with all sail
have mentioned, would enable the Provinces Panama,
ilenare (a native) was brought up, on remand,
sot, and the ship ..Observations. Uistunjo run, .IO'tJO miles since last started ; at. the* best it'lias been dull and cioudy,
to receive a full income to be devoted to Mail Company from Australia to Panama, ac- much steadier in consequence. Passed a much better observation, on. 23th .Tune (1 day ß —2o3 milesper day .) the wind j.ust allowing the .square sails to dranr,with
and charged With Stealing a piece of tobacco from
it with a purse of 50 guineas, to night than I expected. X really am surprised to sec liar; Ijti.'oO.. 'l'lier. 0.7', captain's cabin on deck ;1 in vtiry often it. has bean
companying
reproductive expenditure, the Customs re- purchase silver
ruining hard, for the whole the shop of Mr, Lewisson, value 2s. 6d.
a
breakfast service as an expres- the large number of passengers at tho saloon table ■nine., which is. below Opposite tho main hat-lij Oo.'j", day,, so .that o.very sky-light, scuttle hole, or wherever
He pleaded guilty, and was ordered to be imvenue would soon be so much increased sion of their sympathy
by Cornpiss ; I.J points deviation the air could come, had to be closed to keep tho wet prisoned for
with the xtndertakiug as at meal time, but I suppose it is to bo attributed to Course, N.E,
labour.
14. day's; and.
that
the
thereby,
necessity for continuing well as of their appreciation of the Captain's the fact that our insular position makes tho sea our will make the true course, ;N.K. by N. VVind, N.
Put, but without succtiss;, for tho deck as. well as tie
drunk ox noittD'SIIIE,
't
these supplementary taxes would cease in courtesyand ability exhibited during the voyage. highway, and evoo* ono who moves at all mint of
We are ilms still not much to tlip north of Wel- sky lights leak so fearfully that tin; saloon and most,
Dennis
was
O'Leary
with
charged
being drunk
the course of two or three years at the Tho passengers also presented Mr. Purser necessity do it by sea, eo that we aro all move or loss lington, and mora, than a debtee to the. s;outh. ofwhera of the berths ace atl'jat ; this is the case to-day, OH board the
shipMonarCh.
to
reekonins,
by'doid
accustomed
w.e
calculated
voyages.
sea
accountod for by a every thing above and below, wherever you go is
Navlor with a letter of thanks for his attention
farthest.
He pleaded guilty, and was punished ill the
Hoon.—Lat. 12'0 south; long. 17!>':M cast. Noon supposed current. sotting us to tho. south. These wet, and as you walk along tlio carpat in tlia saloon
usual, manner.
It is, wo believe, understood that Mr. to them, presenting him at the same time with a course, south, SI east; distance from '"'ape Palliser, suppositious currents are very oonvonient
sometimes. it goos squish, sqush,. squish, squash, in the most
purse
sovereigns.
[The
of
32
addresses
and
This concluded, the criminal, busiaess.
18.T miles; L'tO from Wellington.
Thermometer,
Johnson will lead the Upper House, but
Tuesday, July 3.
juicy state. Hugh ! it's '.horrible; the thermometer
Monday, Juno 2f>.
that Mr. Stafford intends that lie shall be replies will be found in our shipping column.— ili°.
pur
HuriaH
Civil Cases.
! a glorious day, which we duly appreciate
s.tiflod, stewed—washed inside
OS
feet
0
Ki>. N.Z.JL]
Why yesterday was Monday, the
How is this
(Before His Honor T. Beckham, Esq., B.1I.)
assisted in taking charge of tho business
iivc. or six days of wet.; everyone is coming and out into a flabby condition. What will it bo
A person named Edward Lcylaud was appre- i?sth. Yes; and so is this, although wo liars been after i.lielast
Q.ut to en joy itj old and young, big and little; except in the tropics, if it should rain
there by another colleague—some say Mr. hended yesterday by the police, charged with •18 hours out from
UNDEFENDED CASES.
Wellington. This is explained poor
The Bishop read prayers at 10J a.m.; in fact, we
Mi -. Lance, who is a great sufferer.
As might well be imagined, embezzling tho sum of £1 from Messrs. Green from the fact that sinco yesterday wo have crossed
VERDICTS TOE PLAINTIFFS.,
Wo are keeping mora fc<j tho iio tthward this morn- have had prayers each morning theso last three
Verdicts were given for plaintiffs in the foltho meridian of 180 , and thus gained a day. Our ing, all eai!
the admittance of the last mentioned and Co.. Queen street.
alone ; Sent down mornings.
stowed
under
steam
JiuKATr.M.—ln our issue of yesterday, in a longitude will therefore be west to-day; yesterday it topgalUnt yards too,, which BOi'ms
Noon. —'Lat. '20"10 S , long. 112*25 W., by account, lowing eases : —M'Caul v. Fox, £3 10s 6d;
individual iuto the ministry at all was
that tho
Nicoli v. ..Lee, £1 13s; Biirnside and Co. v.
east ; and for tho saino reason when wo return wind
expect to bays even in t.h) trades will not dist nice run, 170 miles ; barometer,. 30*03 ; thermomenot popular in the House, nor quite local paragraph relative to the parade of the was
day.
shall
loso
wo
a
ter, captain's G7 °; mine, 68 j course, N.'fT.E. JK; Hay ward;, £7 12s -Id; Holbrook v. Wood, 15s;
mako them useful, this is contrary t» expectation.
in accordance with Mr. Stafford's own views Auckland Troop of Volunteer Cavalry, which
Wo have a fiuo breizo tho lust 21 hours, all Bail
Buckland v. Higgle, £10 lis 2d'; McArthur
1 w:as much amuso lat the rem irk of oiio of our wind, X. W.; speed, 10 knots ; revolutions, 11.
took place ou Wednesday, Mr. llylaud is menor feelings. It is said that Mr. Pitzherbert tioned as "Cavalry Drill
and making from 11 to 111 knots, with line passengers yestorday, after dinner, daring dessert;
We have b.jen only doing G, (!£ and so on the last McMahon, £3.
'
Inspector," we should set,
clear weather. This has induced our lady pasaongora some one offered liim some o'.ives, ho helped himself 2*l hours.
and Major liiehardsoti made Mr. J. 0. have said "Drill Instructor of Cavalry."
The weather has been, dark, rainy, and
NoXSUTTS.
to como out; Mrs. Wootis, Kussell, Mrs. Lance, Miss to two or three and after taking two or three chews heavy scjual.ls ; ship pitching heavily (aud. sometimes
Nonsuits
Richmond's presence in the Cabinet a conwere
recorded
the
Obtaining Money undue False Phetknces. Kirwan, Mr.s. l'ownall,
in
following
&a. Uw. Clooto (Bishop
dition oil which they themselves took office. —A man named George M. Campbell, released llobhouso's sistor), is a capital Bailor ; alio has been at them, spat thorn out with aI sorry face, saying, in a most extraordinary m inner, on one or two occa- casesßartlett v. Shaw, Williams v. Kelly,
sions last night she jumped into it. with a wonderful Wilkinson v. Scott, Keddy v. Taylor.
Wotl, them's tho worst pickles over tasted."
There is an old saying that
birds of a about a fortnight ago from gaol, after having to sea with hor husband many voyages while ho wni
long. 129"3t W. both by ob- kick up astern, and an apparent attempt to turn
Noon.—l.at. 38'IS
Judgments Confessed,
a term of IS months' imprisonment in the P. and O. Company's boats, I beliova it ms, servation : distance 8.;229 miles ;
feather,«fcc.. and it is fully exemplified in undergone
round in the middle), and shipping a gool deil of
run
.40
barometer
3d
Phillips and Son v. Busden, jun.; Phillips
for forgery,
by the police yesterday Mr. Lance looka and is very ill l'rom somo disoaso thermometer GO -, captain's Cabin; mine 60,39 (tho water over the bows. If this is to be called a fair
the conduct of these two gentle men. Even for obtainingwas arrested
and
Sou
Leidard.
v.
of
from
which
habitation
say
wants a
and a name. Now bull'a- eye has b ;ei\ open in my
money, varying
they
ss.
berth all the day); weather passage, I should like to know what a foul
Cabinet ministers have a right to choose to 10s., fromsums
Defended Cases.
several tradesmen in this town it is an enlargement of somo of tho v.crtobru) of the
by ornpasS; wind 5.8., light ono is; fair weather must be either to the north or
N.B.
their owu company, but they caunot [ire- under false pretences. He will be brought neck ; now it is an internal abscess ; but thoy all dif- Course
SMITH; V. OEACB-.
breeze ; speed
knots; revolutions 43, thia is about else tlio south of us it certainly is not in the course
fer, and cannot say authoritatively what it i-t; at all as miny revolutions as the/ can nvike under
Mr,
vent the public from drawing its owu deduc- before the court to-day.
appeared for the plaintiff Mr.
have
Fore
Weston
coma.
ana main trysail stowed, topsails,
tho we
ATcCormack for the defence.
staysail set.
tions. It was. we arc told, owing to Mr.
Settlers in the North will henceforth have events, ho cannot move his head without the most present circumstances, becauso tho present screw fprosail, jib, and
Claim £17 18s. Bd., upon an agreement for
Stafford's standing out against the admission an opportunity of sending their cattle to a con- intense agony, and gats nj rest at night without shipped in Sydney, in substitution for the one broken
9 p.in • -It has baou raining hard all day. We
opiates. Ho is going homo for advice.
on tho voyage from England., is Only a make shift, have managed to catch a little water too, which is cartage.
Mr. Richmond into the Ministry that caused venient and adjacent market. Mr. Alfred
17*1*1S
Noon.—Lut.,
42
we*t. and was hot mado for this vessol ; the objection
south;
long.
51
the
quite
a treat, for
water we get from the conAfter partially going into the ease, it was reis
so much time to elapse in bringing the coali- Puekland has made arrangements with Mr. noon, couvso, south 80 oast.
run, 2GO that the pitcli is too great, and brings the engines denser lias for some days past tasted frightfully of tho ferred to the arbitration of Mr,
Wyna.
.John MeLcod to hold monthly cattle markets at miles. Thermometer in my cabin,Distanco
oG.
tion Cabinet together.
up
when worked up to full speed. This is the techcastor oil which thoy usa for the engine. The heat
IiOWKV V.
Henderson's mill, on the second Wednesday of
CABTWBIGHT.
Tuesday, .Tune 2G.
nical expression of (ho engineer, but what it moans belOw is very great; my thermometershows 72 .
One tiling that will much help tho finan- every month. The first auction will be held on
Claim, £2 ; for fencing.
What
a
one
is,
ship
monotonous
life
this
aboard
About
ability.
got
is beyond my engineering
six p.m wo
a ligh t air nearly right aft;
cial policy of Mr. Stafford, is the determi- the 10th of October.
Mr. Keetley fordefendant.
perforce sinks down into a great deal of tho animal.
Wednesday, July 4th.
cleared up about 11 p.m. We expect to sight Easter
No appearance of plaintiff.
nation arrived at by the Home Government,
A largely attended meeting of No. t ComVVhen wo wako in the morning tho question nsked
The arrangement oil board for atteiidnnco on the Island about breakfast time to-morrow.
and notified in a despatch only received on pany A.'R.y. was held last evening, at the Old first is, how long to breakfast!'' thon how long to passengers is ample and good, and most efficiently
Nonsuited.
Monday, July 9.
BENSLEY V. MOSS.
tho 22nd, of leaving one regiment in the Court House, in Queen-street. Lieutenant D. luncheon when will it bo dinner and tea-tiuio ? and conducted undortiie superintendence of Mr. Pitcher,
A fine morning; all sail set; wind ahead sighted
CJaiin, £'9 15s for wages;
long
hour),
p.m.
A.
how
to
11
out
at
that
so
and
for
(lights
(formerly
Tole
the
chair.
The
for
that
chief
stoward
Easter
Island
;
many
years
27.1)
at
8
a.m.
lat.
long,
,S.,
occupied
object
its
circumstances,
i e., whether
colony under any
a
Mr.
Brookfield
go
to bed? The chief of one's thoughts, as steward, on board rn iny of tho P. and O. boats). I
25 W. There is aft old whaling captain on board
may
for the plaintiff Mr. McCorpaid ibr or not—whether it be war or peace. which the meeting was convened having been we
far as personality is coneorned, is mthing but o.iting never saw a
(Webb by nariie), who was at this island three years mack. for the defence,
more rogularly or as well conUnder these circumstances, Mr. Stafford duly explained to the Company by the Chair- aud drinking. I sleep much bettor than C did on ducted, aiid 1 vessel
Sarah
cannot tliinit his system could be imBensley deposed: lam a domestic, serago ho was not on shore, hut was close in at author
man, it was proposed, and duly seconded, that
may save the whole, or nearly the whole, of Lieutenant D. A. Tole be nominated Captain ; shore, at least I havo done tho last two nights, and proved pn, thd regularity with which tho moils aro aiid trading w.ith the natives. From what he sa)'s, vant. Prior to the 7th of March I was housebeen constrained to curtail my f '.Mag to put oii the table hasi often surprised mo. One is prethere is good anchorage in a sat'e bay on the N.W. keeper to defendant. at the rate of £2 a month.
the sum proposed—£ SO,OOO. if we recollect and this being put to tho meeting was curried cat—l hive
twice a day, breakfast and diuner.
pared amidst tho incpnvonienco of a sea voyago to side of thfi island. What a capital coaling station it I entered his service on the 2()th
of June; 1865,
rightly —to be speut on a defence force.
unanimously. It was then proposed that !£nsign
Still carrying a fine breez-j, all sail s.' oglno find his dinner Or breakfast occasionally delayed, but would make for tho steamers bound to Panama. Its and left on the 30th January, I returned
to his
C. P. Phillips and Mr. A. Morrow be nomi- going dead slow, making
and 11 knots all on no single occasion has this happenod no matter distance from Capo Palliser is *1300 miles, and, a3 w 6 service on. the 7th of March, as
housekeeper,
MiyisTEniAi.
Ensign
Statement.—Thanks
nated
Lieutenant
aud
On
respectively.
The
to
through the 1 hours.
what the weather or what the hindorance, no sooner havo been out Si! days, that will give us an average of the same rate. I charged from March 7th at
the courtesy of the purser of the Egmont—the this being put to the meeting it was also declared
Noon.—Lat., '12-iO south; long., 1.0)-05 wost. has the bell struck the appointed hour than out rings 270 miles per diem, this is by a calculation worked April, 21sc, at ten shillings a Week, as nurse to
to
postal authorities at Wellington not having to be carried. Other matters of importance Course, south 81 east. Distance run, 25-5 miles. the bell for breakfast, luncheon, &c., as tho case out by Captain Bell, but he must have made some the defendant's
This I charge additional,
son,
mistake, for we have not made that.— (See Monday
been
of
thanks
to
the
30 L'G. Thermometer in my cabin, 53 ;in may bo.
discussed,
Barometer,
a vote
thought fit to despatch a mail by her—we have having
as
told
could
not
I
him I
act as nurse.. and
the captain's, on deck, 53.
10th, for mora information about Easter Island.)
Mr. Pilchor has under him tho following staff:
received a copy of the Di'etson Colonist of the Chairman terminated the meeting
the; same money. I told him
Wednesday 27th.
cecond steward, .1 storekeeper, 1 barman, 1 pantry6 p.m,—Captain Boll's previous calculation was housekeeper for
Mr. L. W. Eaton will hold his sale (con23th, the only Southern paper which reached
t
should
a week extra; The
charge
shillings
hangs
pood
Tho
wind
still
but
ten
to
tho
north
and
a
1
chief
1
a
*,
west,
man,
cook,
cook,
worked,
rough
second
one
he
has
sinoo
scullerymao,
out
tinued)
probit
of
Stafford's
of
and
the
holloware,
Mr.
1
1
drapery, stationery
this place, Laving in a report
slashing breeze, carrying us along 11, lli, and 12 baker, 1 butcher, 1 butcher's mate, I ship's cook, 4 lem, and finds the correct distance of the island to be first thing. I had to do was to -out him. in a bath
speech on the 2lth. enunciating the policy of this day.
bolrooru stewards, 4 saloon waitrrs, 1 saloon boy, 1 8813 miles from Caps Palliser, which would give an and cleanse him, from head, to loot. I had toatPaenelt, Hall.—Public services will be held knots, with tho engine going dead slow. Consumptlxe newly-formed Miuistry. The speech, as
tion of coal, about 23 tons per day (New South oKcers' servant, .1 engineer's servant, 1 boots, 1 bath average of 2QS mile 3 per diem. The island bore B.E, tend him night and day for six weeks, I was
taken by the Culo/iist from the liuhpfmlent of in this hali on Sunday next.
coal).
boy, 1 stewardess, 1 fore cabia steward, making a E; . distant 15 miles.
the only female attendant. After John reMr. H. N. Brewer, sub-collcetor of Customs, Wales
the 25th instant, was published by us yesterday
Noon.—Lat., 42'*17 south ; long., 1G3'03 wost. total of 27.
JJoon —Lat. 2G 37 ; long., 100*15
ObserTa- covered, ar.other sou, Eobert, came up, he was
in our Extra, but owing to its being hurriedly invites tenders receivable at the Customs ollicc, Distanco run, by dead reckoning, 2Go miles. BaThe food is good, cleanly, and well cooked, tion—Distanco run, 237 miles. Barometer, 30 10.
in a similar state. I attended him threemonths
Noon., —Thermometer : Captain's, 70 0 ; mine, 71; at the request of his father. The two young
got out. some inaccuracies occurred, which are Onehunga. until Monday, for repairing Customs rometer, 30-26. Thermometer, 55 and 53 in the c p- and our tablo is not deficient oven in made
boat, for temporary use ofboat at rate per hour tain's cabin and mino respectively.
amended in the italics in the revised copy redishes und ontres with French names.
Tea speed, 11 knot", course, iior'-nor'-east; wind, nor 1 men recovered. I left off nursing them on the
when employed, and per day if required for
So we are still keeping in the parallel of 1-2 of latiand colfeo are supplied by steam perco- west by west ; revolutions *11.
published to-day in another column.
31st July. The sum. of £915s is due to me for
tho latter is very good, but. I can't, say
use.
tude. The object of thus keeping to tho south is lators
Tuesday, July 10,
What Coin to take to Panama. —The Star government
nursing. Dr. Nicholson attended the patients.
Transport Tenders.—Captain Spain ivites that when wo mako our northing and enter tho much about the tea. Tliero is u cow which supplies
along
night
all
last
and
this
morning,
Rattling
notification
:
Herald contains the following
tenders for the conveyance, to Australia and south-east trades wo shall mako a fair wind of them, us with milk—she caiijo out from England with tho with tho wind about west by north or wost-norih- Dr. Pinching sometimes attended,
We find lhat Australians are in considerable
Cross-examinedby Mr. McCormack : I left Mr.
wing) whereas if wo wo.re to m ike a straight course from vessel, but her milk is not always sufficient for :>o -west, and. doing 1.1 and ! IA knots.
confusion about the value of different coins in Tasmania, of the 14th aud 50th (one our
Wellington to Panama, tho trado-wind would thon bo large a numbor of passengers as wo have, so that we
Six of tho firemen in hospital,.reporting themsolv s Moss' service in the first instance on account of
Particulars
bo
found
adwill
in
Kegiments.
well
the
not having sufficient food. I was allowed half a
to study
Panama, so they will do
sick ; the genftral belief is that it is gammon. Hownot unfroqueatly haw lo fall back upon preserved
against us.
vertising columns.
following table, the sovereign as a basis :—An
over, with the treatment proscribed by Dr. Knight pound of meat a day, and had to.fast .fyflni 8 ia
Tho carpenter is fitting up tho sorting room to-day. milk.
English sovex'eign, worth five dollars ; English
* ■
aijain'if
case;
Thoa Stewards
"t'hfl
stood this for sis months; I did not leave then
All the fittings are ro:idy, and only require to be seiVcs
it
is
tho
while,
proper
Cliis
ho
law court, police court, or whatever else it
WELLINGTON TO PANAMA.
silver, worth twenty per cent, less ; American
for a sick man, it is not such as a healthy without notice. I provided anothor servant bemay be called, to whiih thoy are amonable for petty treatment
One of our follow-passangers lost Vnc numb )r of
tUc first portiou of the expei-iwould
to.
gold, four to four-and-a-half per cent more; To pai
willingly
subject
himself
fore leaving. He did not make me a present of
his mess this morning; that is, tho bullock wo ollencbs, and in which they try and settle, thorn ono
American silver, one per cent more Mexican ---enees of a passenger per Avaikoura from WelWe entered the tropics to-day, about 11 a.m., but ten shillings when I left. I did not ask him to
killed, and a fine fat boast amongst themselves without apperling t> tho Officers',
dollars, two per cent, more Mexican ounces, lington to Panama. Wc shall continue tho same shipped at Wellington was
oright
the
wind
still
sticks
We
to
to us.
northerly
take me back. The system of starvation conwas an. oll'ertder tried la t nigfc'"
lw was, weighing over llJ'lOlbi.; but, roor brute, he of the ship.. 'There of
sixteen dollars twenty cents ; French five-francs until concluded, and will then publish the looked
have tho south east trades before this. I think there tinued when I went back. I never had my son
water into a comrade's bo~
very unhappy, aud would soon havo lo<t for upsetting a pail
couple of points variation
the house except an hour or two in the evensilver, one dollar : French twenty-francs, gold, journal of another passenger, detailing descriptook refugo. in ono of the saloon berths when tho has not been more than a
ho
ilesh.
in
his
we loft Wellington.
four dollars; Spanish ounces, sixteen dollars tion of the trip from London to Panama.
timo of trial arrived,from whence, the butcher and his in the wind since
Thursday, 2Sth.
ing. I hold bills jn my hand that I have
The cuisine of the ship is. very well conducted if to pay for additional
forty cents: Spanish dollars, two per cent,
food I had to procure,
.Still rattling on a good spood. I thought fro:r. tho mate, habited as policomon, with the aid of black anything,
too well; .fa, it tempts one to eat moro
premium ; Halt* and quarter dollars, par. THE HON. J. C. RICHMOND AND THE specimen we had of tho ship's rolling tho day we left billies, a hull's eye lantern, and chalk to make the
When I received the last Settlement I told Mr.
than is good for health when our facilities for
best
duly
him
French,
marks,
distinguishing
and
American
is
the
marshalled
gold
disagreeable
should
havo
and
wliito
claim
a
English,
Wellington, that wo
Moss I had a
of Is for bringing back a
THEORY OF DEVELOPMENT.
of the judgoand jury. The counsel exercise are so siniiU and prescribed. Not only have
coin to bring here."
wet passage ; but I am agreeably disappointed, for into tho presence
wo plain, honest roast and boiled, but the table is not. dog and twopence for blacking. I havo never
Tije Fine Arts have never hitherto been so Ix our leading article of yesterdaj', we alluded since we havo had our canvas
set she has for tho Crown prosecuted, and an able advocate debeen
the
Lunatic
under treatment.
natnis. Here
in
Asylum
foreign
kickshaws"
with
lacking
of
surprisingly fended him, but without success, as the jury found
I am. astonished to heat you ask any such ques■worthily represented in Auckland as they now to the fact that one of the members of the now been really very steady andladon
is tho bill of faro for to-day
as nho him guilty, but with oxtenu.iting .circumstances, and
are at 'Messrs. Eittenberg's, Shortland-street. Ministry had heaped personal abuse 011 Mr. dry for a vessel so heavily
tion,
Mock Turtle Scitip.
that alio has somo 1300 tho judgo (himself and all officers of the Court being
A visit to the beautiful exhibition of the fine Stafford, even to the extent of designating him is; for wo must not forgetBother
Dr. M. E. B. Nicholson deposed that he was
: Ham
it, I can scarcely in proper forensic costumo), takiiig into consideration Roast Turkey
tons of coal on board.
medical attendant on tlio two sons of defendant.
pictures now on view will, we are sure, repay as an ape. Curiously enough, the Colonist of right,
the verdict, and also a certificate of character, sent in Roast Shoulder Mutton Boiled Sheep's Head
amusing
Naylor,
the
is
of
the
purser,
somo
for
every one. The subjects are all those of our the 28th, a copy of which we received by the lady passengers about his troubles in volunteering to bv many of tho ladies arid gentlemen of tho saloon Roast Pork
They were in such a state as to require constant
Malabar Fowls
Royal Acadamecians and other well-known Kgmont yesterday, refers fully to the occasion nurse another lady passouger's baby while she (w ho, as the judgo s ud, were of the highest and most Boiled Log Mutton oiid Ox Tongue
attendance. Mrs. Bensley was nurse to tliem,
of this uncalled-for and inexcusable iusult practised the jii itio, in tho doing ot which ho came undoubted respectability), passed an exceedingly
Roast Fowls
and attended tliem night and day. She was' a
Caper Sauce
painters,
A \rrisa the passengers from England via offered by Mr. Richmond to the present head to grief, and he has been resorting to all sorts of lenient sentence: on hiui. Tho Court was closed to Corned Beef, and Carrots Cornod Pork and Peas very good nurse. He never saw a case which,
himself
ncv
conducted,
really
of
three
Auckland
the
Government
of
which
he
is
is
well
strangers.
Pudding
of
As this system
Giblet Pies.
Panama, we notice the names
more required a. nurse.
to-duv (tho baby nursing was yesterday) all
There is an animal" says the subterfuges
and saves tho ofiicors of tho ship from settling un- Boiled Turkey and OysCross-examined by Mr. McCormick: No
citizens, Mr. George Ritchie, notary public; a member.
in order to escape a similar infliction, and hia rela|
ter Sauce
Colonist, belonging to tha genu* Itomi, who
blame is to be attached to the young men.. The
tion, and the laughing comequont, thereon, render it pleasant disputes and listening to itl-lbundud charges
Mr. John Hay (of Hay and Honcyman, mercoiitiiiuo
it
complaints,
really
office
of
Commissioner
and
it
is
desirable
are
to
to
fix
to
it,
F.-Wragg.
glad
thoughts
and
fills
the
honourable
iind
one's
anyMr.
now
on
difficult, bo I
chants)
state they were in was brought about by their
Vegetables: Potatoes, boiled, baked, and mashed
"Welcome back these gentlemen. Mr. Ritchie, of Customs in and for Her Majesty's Colony of thing else.
Noon.—Lat. 36- 3 S,; long. 125-22 W., by obserillness and coming up from the Grey in a small
I havo been thinking to-day that this routo from vation distance run, 210 miles
barometer, 30-11; carrots, green peas, French beans, and haricot beans. boat.
New Zealand. Standing erect on the floor of
we understand, intends to settle down, and practise in Auckland, and we wish him every success. the Legislative Council, this living creature, Wellington to Panama is the longest steam mail thermometer, captain's cabin, Go'; mine, .60*30, with
This was the case for the. plaintiff.
run from Suez to Guile, or per- port open.
Courso,.N.. jE. J-F.; wind, N.N.E.,
ISKTKEE3.
Saul Moss deposed: lam a merchant. The
A Distressed Family.—We would draw the whose name, among men, is the Honorable service at present
is
tho
next
set.
cloudy;
staysail
only
doguiso
Curry
Galle
Australia
fore
L'amour
and
Rice
longost,
light
to
haps,
another
the
21th
frira
brenzo
and
I Cotelcttea de Mouton
attention of our readers to the letter, in
James C. Richmond, did, on Tuesday,
plaintiff Emma Bensley, entered my .service in
301)0 miles ; I think, but lam not Hiiro, tho Speed, tun knots.
ongino, 44.
Oyster Pattiea
Revolutions
of
about
1
18G5,
Cunningham,
of
the
Year
of
Grace,
October,
day
received
from
33.
of
Mr.
in
.July, 18.63, as gcafsral se? vani, at £25 per annum,
column,
Thursday, 6th July.
from Southampton to Bt. Thomas is about tho
the City Mission, detailing the distressed condi- deliver himself of a speech, in which the follow- sorvico
payable monthly. She renamed in my service
same distanco I believe, whilo this ono is about
engines wore stopped last evening
Tlio
Second
C.'Uksk.
unfortuoccurred:"—
ing sentences
tion of the widow and children of the
about seven months. S/>q told me she was
6000 miles.
about eight p.m. for an hour and a half, to Plum Pudding
| Macaroni and Chease
was
its
Jones,
accidentally
legs,
who
walks
hind
called upon to. attend upon a poor Woman: in her
nate seaman,
on
There is an aitimaltrhich
Noon —Lat., 42-15 9.; long., 157 06 W., by dead repair the india-rubber valves of tho circulating Fruit Tarts
Albert Sandwiches
drowned in the harbor a few days since. The and strongly resembles man in forid. It has great reckoning; long., 15705 \V., by observation; dis- pump ; it loomed very strange suddenly to lose the Swiss Rolls
confinement, and whoso life was in danger; She
Banbury Cakes
charitably
of
disposed powers of imitation, with feoble capacity reasoning. tance run, 2G5 miles. Barometer, !5017. Thor- noise of llie aorow. I must accord to a sailing ship Sweet Omelettes
efforts made by a few really
never complained of having insufficient food.
Stewed Pru,noS.
a
something
than
such
animals
domesticated
more
Been
in
a
state
give
Captain's
subjected
who
do
We
have
51
She never complained whoa she left me;. She
cabin,
my
lior superiority in not boing constantly
to Norfolk Bifllns
own, 5S ,
| Jain. Tartlets
persons,
mometer,
lady,
crunch, crunch which the revolving of
Fridaj-, 2Uth.
few shillings and think no more of the matter, seizing, perhaps, the shawl of some passing
tho
continual
Custards
asked me to make her a present of a new dress
in
eompleto
with
it
to
it,
shreds,
playing
tearing
day
deficiency
and
miserablo
board
a wet one on
was soon reUgh ! What a
tho screw produCos. Tlio
when §he left. I gave her ialf-a-sovereign. Mrs.
were so far successful in the case of the late Mr.
of the material and tho ship is; miserable on deck, miserable below, miserable paired,
Aitken's widow, as to procure a sum sufficient unconsciousness of tbe value
and on wo sped again.
Brennan was afterwards with, me for, about a
DESSEKTi
mischievous
in
that
which
its
birth,
implied
of
labor
Welreading
amount
miserable
Tho spare screw, which wo toot on board at
in tho saloon and in your own
•month. My son John, was there the latter.,part,
Oranges
to keep the family from want and enable them instinct
Apples
was in a moment destroying. lam a firm or writing; passongcrs miserable, oflijors misorable
lington ha? boon hitherto parried on deck, was
Dates (the best I ever of the time of 'Mrs. Brennan's stay. Plaintiff
to earn a living for themselves. We trust that
Bananas
in tho Darwinian theory of animal developif I liavo an enemy tho punishment I would award lowerod into the mainliold thW morning,—it is in Pigs
tasted):
came to me and asked me to take her back into,
similar efforts will be made in the present in- believer
ment. I see in the conduct of the honorable gentleman him would bo to romaiti on board ship, and overy three parts, tho boss and two fans, and measures
Walnuts
Almonds and Raisins
stance, for the case is a very necessitous and noio at the head of the Government [Mr. E. W. Stafford]
my service. I did so and she came to me on
to be a wet one, until ho became reconciled. from tho extremity of ono fail to that of theother ]fi Fancy Biscuits
day
the
set
about
Nuts
deserving one. If
systematically
the 7th March, on the same terms, and in. the
strong evidence of the near relationship of humanity to The wind is lighter than it was, though sti I a good
foot; its weight is 9 tons, so that it will bo far better Proserved Ginger
Gingerbread
Nuts
same results might be as easily accomplished as the anthropomorphous apes.
same capacity. I never made any fresli agreebreeze, and drawing moro ahoad ; stowed all tho below than on d.eclc. The main hatch has hithorto Olives
ment with her, She never said she would not
in the case of Mrs. Aitken and her family.
Mr. James C. Richmond, whenhe spoke this square sails in tho afternoon, as the foro and aft Bails been board'd up to tho deck, and tilled with coals,
attend my son unless she were paid'extra . Had
Accident on Board tiie Kaikouua.—The speech, had just been ousted from office by Mr. were only drawing, and put on full power; carried but being now empty will bo a groat comfort for adNoon.—rL&t. 23>21 south; long. 105-51 west. Ob* she done so I should have obtained a nurse.
Panama Star informs us that A sad accident Stafford's action in connection with the Weld away tho jib-stay in tho evening—a nasty dirty ditional ventilation wlion. wo got into the hot
servation, distance run ,2(>T .miles; barometer, 30.15 ;
occurred on board the steamer Kaikoura, at 'la- estimates. Scarcc ten months are allowed to night.
Patrick Moss deposed: I took a receipt from
woathor.
course,
mine, 7captain's, 71
boga, resulting in the death of a servant woman elapse when we find Mr. Richmond readily
Heading—"Mrs. Ilaliburton's Troubles," byMrs.
Mrs. Bensley on her leaving, my father's, house
Prayers woro road this morning by tho Bishop at thermometor:
;■ spe.ed,-11 knots
north-westerly
ilor'-iior'-east,
\vind
of Mrs. Crewel!. It appears that Mr. Crewell taking office under the person whom, last year, Wood. A capital book, must read it at home.
this month.
then asked her if she had any
10 am. in tho saloon—tho morning prayers, tho revolutions,
-iO. Gaiiipago.s (Charles Island), distant other demand,Iand she said sho had
and his wife had been required to move out of lie .saw fit to caricature in mauncr above set
Noon—Lat., 4103 S. long., 151*37 W., dead psalms for the day, and; the lesson.
a claim of
.'
1010 miles.
reckoning.
Distance run,-'sl miles; course, N.E.
the first time, into tho ladies'
their berth in order to fix a coal shoot which
for
which
I
I paid her. She then said;
went,
one
shilling,
have
question
philosophers
down.
"We
for
a
main,
saloon,
tho
11. Ther- saloon, it' is on the st r.board side of
■[ K.; wind, N.W. Baroraoter, 30
led from {lie deck through a trap in their room. who are
the receipt was in full of all demands; She told
masters in the Darwinian and Monbod- mometer, 55 , thermometer in my cabin, 53 0 . about three-fourths of its length down from tho SUPREME COURT.—CIRCUIT COURT. me when
she left that she made no charge for
They moved 'into the adjoining room where do theory
of development of species. Here it These data aro always givon at noon.
storn, it (tho ladies' saloon), is a poor apology for Tiie following cases arc set down for trial at the attending my brother,
She gave her services
their servant, a middle aged woman, was sleep- is —If Mr. Stafford (under whom Mr. Richbe
can't
Saturday
and
of
tlio
Sutablo,
such
a
apartment;,
30th.
is
without
Criminal
and
civil
an
sittings
ensiling
to them in liev general capacity ofhouse servant.
ing with tlie children,- and sent her into mond now serves, and draws a salary of £1000
raining and without any uppearanco of its moro than six or soven feet square. i fancy X preme Court.
Still
youngest
gave
the
Mrs.
evidence
child,
their room to bring out
Brennan
for the defence,
clearing up.
i
should say it is too littlo for anything."
a year,) was then, in the opinion of Mr. RichCKtMINAL CASES.
telling her
l}ut lier evidence:was unimportant.';
that the trap was open
of anthropomorNoon—Lat, -10 02 8.; long., 146-45 W., dead
south;, long. 121-40 west ; obrelated
the
class
Noon.—l
at.
34-11
to
mond,
"YVheatcroft,
but she appears to have forgotten it, at all phous
John Todd, felonious assault;
Council on. both sides, haying addressed the
30apes," to what species or genus or family reckoning. Di.stanco run, 231 30milex; course, N.E. servation ; clistanpo run 217 miles. Barometer
events she pushed pass the carpenter, who was does Mr.
17. Therinomoter to 35 - Thermometer, captain's cabin, 62*; mine, 62* breach of the Arms Act Senior, perjury; Bench, his Worship gave judgment for £5 witk
Richmond now belong ? and what can J K.; wind N.W. Barometer,
'
"
Te
ilona
Wind
document
costs
;
Clarke,
at work on the shoot, and at the instant he
and
cabin.
uttering
forged
Captain's
by
and
60°
tho
north-east
north.
my
in
with port open. Couwe
57°,
?
Levy, burglary ;
POSTEB V. BEID.
happened to turn his back to reach his hammer, Mr. Stafford think of his colleague
(native) horse stealing;
Cleared up at ton p.m. a fine night. I h npo wo north-eastorly, moderato and cloudy. Spoed 9 knots
Greensinelds,
fine
day
robbery
when she fell head first down the trap after
and,
Bryant, assault
shall have a
to-morrow.
revolutions 43..
Claim £3 lis Id for goods sold and delivered.
Friday, July 6.
failing seventeen feet she struck her head on an
REVOLT IN CUBA.
Our passengers, taken as a wholo, are a very quiet
embezzlement ; Thompson, uttering forged
Mr, Beveridgeappea:redfor the plaintiff; Mr.
TVer sincii yostorday the breeze lias been pretty document; Eastbrook, stabbing ; O'Halloran, Leary appeared for defendant, ~-■■■■■■
iron beam, which drove in the base of the skull Br the arrival of the Henry Chauncey at Pa- orderly set. Thii last two days wo have had an
and killed heron the spot. She had been living nama, the Star of the 21th July is placed in addition to our number ; in the ovening yostordaj", a fresh, with pretty fine we ithor, but dead on end as stealing; Morrison, Trustees Act; Kay ward,
The defence was tliat tho plaintiffhad assigned
lady and her daughter, whom I dm't know, and over it can "blow. They (tliat is the captain) begin, stealing; Clarke, robbery on the high seas
for some years with Mr. and Mrs. Crewell, in possession of the following piece of intelligence : this
estate to trustees for thebenefit of his credievening Miss Kirwan.
to surraiso that we have entered tho S.E. trades, that Johnson, pig stealing; Smith, horsestealing; his
Melbourne, and was much respected by them.
tors,
We have a report here that a revolt has
and therefore had no right- to sue, and also
July 1.
at this time of tho year they inclino very much to
Sunday,
She was buried in the evening at Taboga, Bishop occurred
cow
Sherman,
stealing;
Stealing
Kearnden,
that at the. time of the delivery of the goods deat Porto Principe, Cuba, in which 2GOO
And raining still, or rather drizzling. Wo have tho north, and that on. another similar voyage he and killing, Dolau (murder.)
Hobhouse, late of Nelson, in New Zealand, conwho
had
arrived
two
fendant.
and his wife, were living separate, and
in
just
troops took part,
had no sight of tho sun for practical, or porhaps would keop farthor to the south that on this occasion.
ducting the funeral service."
Civir. Casus.
therefore that defendant was not liable.
If this be tho trade wind it is a blue look out as far
ships and hoisted the Chile ilag. The insurgents bettor, nautical purposes, since we left.
Onehunga.—On Wednesday evening inforHenderWaters,
The Bishop held divino service in the ealoon, in tho as thinking for any assistance from the wind, for wo
McLaughlin v.
Edwards v,
are said to number 7000."
Judgment, was. given for plaintiff for £219s Id,
mation was given to the police by Mr. C.
morning, and preached— toxt tho first nino ver3oß of can't show ivstitch.of canvas, and there is nothing for son, Hawkey. Young', Vernon v. Price, Jno., an item of 12s for a crinoline being struck put,
JBraithwaite, waterman, that a dead body was
13th of Luke.
it
but
steam.
A day or two more will show us we Runciman v. H. JI.. Hamilton, Hastie, Fleming, tliat being held by thfe Bfench not. to be a necestho
A CASE OF DISTRESS.
Noon.—Lat. ."0-12. Long. 1.11-10N., dead i .slcon- aro still about one day ahead of our time, that is and Davies v. Gibbons; Barke: v. Tuckwell, sary, '
floating in. the harbour. A search having been
STOCKS V. TILE.
:
ing. Bar. 30' 11. Ther. sl>- and 00*
To the Editor of tho New Zealand Herald.
instituted, the body was found cast upon the
At 8 p.m., in allowing 27 days, for the voyage; and have saved two Hubault v. Quartier, Soriverville T. Grace.,
Claim £2 7s. 9<t. for goodssold; and deHrered.
Distance run, 210 miles. days, 11 coal, by slackening fire ; whilp wo had the wind,: Londergan y. loley, «T; S. Macfarlane. v. Auckbeach, near the 'White Bluff, and proved to be
my berth, it was 07".
Dear Sib, —Will you favor mo by culling tho atMcPonalff
for
JXr>
Beveridge
plaintiff,
Mr.
that of Henry Mitchell, who, it will be rememtention of the public to tho distressing ease of Mrs. Course by compass, N. E. J-K. Trus course, E. in the early p.irt of the voyage. Yesterday wo were land Insurance Company.
.
for the defence,.
„j„_*
bered, was the man in charge of the cutter Jones, whose husband was drowned on Monday by N. Wind, N.W. Revolutions, 40, about J in the latitude of Auckland; 34"30 south, or someThe sale and delivery was deniedby detendant.
speed;
whoro
thereabout.
in
and
who
with
nine
the
Auckland
harAugust
27, 180G,
Mystery,
other persons, night,
tiff.
pis
for
in
W.,
story
Judgment
A
is. going the rouuds of a man living out
Monday, July 2.
32.15. {[south; long, 117.45
were drowned by tho swamping of lhat vessel bour. Ho had been out of work for a long time,
;
stocks v. woop.
3
Somoprospect of a brighter day, for really tho sun observation.; distance run. 221 miles, Barometer West who .completes tuglit pairs of large-sized Boots
on the 13th instant. The police removed the and was reduced to very Rroafc poverty. His wife 1H
Claim £3 18s. for six months use and oecupaendeavouring to como out, though the deck is still 30.65.
Xew York Globe"
ur, captain's, 63'.; inino 03", (af every d<ay, Tlio editor of the
rher
quite
destitute.
She
is
is
moinut
children,
with
three
yotiny
Onehunga,
where
it
interred
left
was
body to
yesl)e
U
easterly.
this,city.
Windnorth
it
would
considered
small
sloppy.
got
(IS
and
The
Courso
)
doingsin
willing
Captain
sights
to-day,
p.m.,
by
says,
0
north-oast
to work to support wet
flo
Mr; Brookfield
terday afternoon. This is tho first body that a respsctablo woman, and
Beveridge for plaintiff,
north-cast, fresh, broezo and cloudy. Speed 8..J knots. "Tliuro is a lady's, shoemaker: down iu the swauipa,
herself and family, but alio needs immediate assistthat wo shall learn our true position.
has been recovered since the accident.
.
'
who, as fast as lie ltnislies. a. gaiter, throws it> over for the Defence.
Wind light, and still N.W.
Involutions of engine 41.
j-tiS
The volcano of Manno Soa, on the island of ance.
6s..for
two weeks
keeps oiie ' Judgment for plaintiff lor.
Sntu.day, July 7.
his shoulder into. :a box behind.hini.
I shall bo happy to receive any money that may
I havo never said anything about tho vessel,
Hawaii, has, we learn, been the scene of an ermidmglit,.
v.;
try
bo
I
V.
HKAY.
tin;
time,
frequently
boon
and
Tlio
last
about
the
all
and
don't
half
described,
in
air
6LATER
night
brorap ifipshphpil
J.en t.
■
be sent to me for her, and will acknowledge every because she has
days, at 7s.
ruption, surpassing: any on record.
Win'.luo
cquntry schoolmastui', happening to be
Claim £2 Os. 3d., forwages for
am not sufficiently nautical to do so ofliciently, still whon I turned in. We had bpen. carrying tho fore and.
in tho daily papers.
you
elephant
Did
morning
of
curious
skin
they
reading
St. Stephen's Oephan Home.—The grand amount
the
of
the.
majn
*
trysail.sineo.GipiUi. At 2 a.m. this
a day,
Believing you will do what you can in this mat- to me, she has two defects —ono remoJiablo, tho other
asked. I haw,
voesl and instrumental concert announced to ter,—I remain,
Defendant disputed a shilling a day ot taft
irremediable; tho latter is, that slio has not sufficient reefed both sails, the vessel pitching a. giol deal. over seoanelephant'Sskin?" he then
tl10 fpot of tile olas§.'
take place to-morrow evening, at the Brunswick
beam for her length (thoy say hlio is nine times Wind still increasing, making only 4 J knots against shouted a I ittlc six'ryear-oitl at.amused
Yours faithfully,
at the boy's amount claimed.
asked,
quite
all
tho
Where
lie
proper
power
pn
tho
full
WC
it,
proporpower
she
is
and
that
with
tliat
is
Cunningham.
broad,
longer
than
Hall, in aid of the funds of this Institution, is
B.
Judgment.for plaiatiff, £1
earucstuess. "On tlie elephant," was tlio repLy.
j
postponed.
tion should be 1 ia 0). Tho effect is, that she is can giro this screw, about 47 revolutions,
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HERALD, AUCKLAND, FRIDAY, AUGUST 31,
the NEW ZEALAND
the
6
[DAILY.
1860.
MINISTERIAL STATEMENT.
allies, was borne by tlie Brazilians, who
on the mormngof theaido of
their just pretensions. riio battle began, at 10 o'clock
lost about 1000 men killed and wounded;,. The Arhis own supporters a sacrificeof
and; lasted till. 6 ia'theevening.
necessary that they should ihe 27th Juno,
400, and the Uruguayans also suffored,
it
be
might
gentines
lost
some
cases
Austrian
In
the
m otherfli they
AMERICA.
Prussians were repulsed from Skalicz,.;
ana had retired to their camp.
The following appeared m an extra published
altogether resign their claims .to officei.
action and thePruasiana severely-TheParaguay
bUices of lower rank than those ia.valry taking part ia theday,:
advantage has accrued to the allies from
material
No
Ausaccording'to
would have to acceptreasonably
-..too
the qlosb of the
us yesterday:— .
were;
Wo
lit
f
by,
aspired;
gone
up
have
had
~
The.
Rrazilfleet
engagement.
to which thoy might
deapatah, iri full retreat, leaving the above
NEW YORK.
this Paraguay, to Curupiaty,where their paasago was
are informed that the members present cheerfully. trian telegraphic
Through the courtesy of Mr. Brewer,
wounded on the field.
;'
and
;lieir
July, 10,1866.
and
declared
dead
terms;:
proposed,
thus
on impeded by a stookade.
ussonted to the
for
The '.Prussian despatches. are to tlie effect that
Purser of the ' Egmont,' we have received
It was hoped that before this Congress would have
their willingness to make any sacrifices
Lord tlie 28th June the 3rd defeated thu 10th Austrian
resting spell fr° m
Southern files, and other news. ,
the formation of a strong almimatration.
obstiafter,
adjourned and given the country adisturbing
frablenz
an.
COMMERCIAL.
Cio.rps
under
General
legislaArmv
Derby then proceeded to wait" upon the Quem at
thevexations and annoying and
Auatrianßlosteeveral
the
is still , improving.
market,
which
iuoney
in
the
engagement,
The
of
thought
Jiaye
yot
nate
tone
made,
been
tion of its members, but, alas'. no such a now
Windsor. No appointments bo
FRIDAY, AUGUST 24.
several field piece?, and a large Much disappointment is telt that tlio bank, directors
made eo long as thousand prisoners,
appears to be entertained by them.
nor is it expected that, atiy wilt
niiantitv of materiel. The Austrinp loss 111 :bijled and havo not lowered the official minimum, which still
the accessions from the
engaged in concocting a tariff, making the duties on
On
and-1000.
30(H)
there is any prospect of
their
was
.placed
although
between
last
wpunded
intended to seek. We
is
at
stands at 10 per cent.,
return
MINISTERIAL 'STATEMENT BY MR.
a Urge number of articles excessive, so as to fetter
Whin party which Lord Derby
Frederick Charles m junction of an 1 undoubtedly ' satisfactory nature. The India
overtures have the same day Prince
l this tariff they
STAFFORD.
the coomorco ot the country, 8 n(do
believe thit hitherto Lord Derby's
General liitterfeld, capturcd Muncliengratz, bills which fall due on the 4th are said to be the
with
Tho
to.
adjourn.
th«y
responded
favorably
before
probably
been
adopt
\»ill
not
after a successful engagement with tlie enemy, in reason why-the directors will not lower; A good
•weather at Washington, happi'f, for several days
:rrSaturday;, June 30,
of
Evening
Star
Austria?rotired
prisoners.
reports
Parliamentary .proceedings are
Tho
The
of
the.
(ho mercury making
which he took 800
deal of this paper lias already passed off remarkably, [Our
past has beer. extremely liot,
Nothing definite, we believe, is yot known of Lord to Furstenb.-uck with tho loss of 2000 men. These well, all being mot. Hopes are entertained that a
shade, and under the
condensed frffin the Wellington.papers,, tho Indeone hundred degrees in tho
advanced
Derby's arrangoments. It sucim, however, that tlio
Prussians
the
bad
presseveral
encounters prove that
reducedrate will be announced this. week. The
pendent . und. .tie .. Advertiser. The, sjibj ined is
effects of th« heat, which completely wilted
negotiations going on with a few of the nnld Whigs, considerably beyond the frontier. Furstenbruck, to sure for money continues, trad
much anbut grive
of our revorpnd senators and anything
and with those of that party who voted m the recent which the Austi iaris are said to have retired, is noyance. Consols wore heavy on tlio determination
taken from the Advertiser of Saturday last] :—
representatives, everybody was consoling himself
have
broken
down.
on the direct of
division with tho Conservatives,,
siime, 25 or 30 miles from the frontier
The lion. Mr. Stafford said that in accordance with
the directors not to reduce, but have, again rallied.
with the belief that they would be driven away to the
tile
Mr. Lowo had along interview with Mr. Disraeli,
that
conclude
demand
may
and we
the communication which ho made to the House on
to
On the Stock Exchange there is a good
shady retreats of their homes. This, however, does
nothing seems to have come of it. The rumours road body
bo. fair found the
but
had
short
army
the
of
Prussian
limited
terms
for
a
supply,
main
with
yet,
as the weather
for money,
the pccaaion pfits last sitting,,he had now to. state, that
by members of
not seem likely to be realised just
Francisco," and 'that ho might organise an expedition about oflico having bfcon acc<3ptod
to it in its invasion of the Austrian: terrifrom 8 to 0 per cent.
he had been able to present to his Excellency a Minisafter four days of the most intense heat, unhappily fo avemre himself on his colonial creditors.
are obviously unfounded. So way open
Cabinet
the loans ruliDg
Earl
.Russell's
alone
that
discount,
is
this
line
it
not
in
But
there
full
demand
for
tory
try composed of tho gentlemen he had then named.
is a
At the Bank
DaUy Chronicle , thelast far
that
las become suddenly cool again, and our worthy
Tho British Colonist and
as wo have heard, the present prospect is
Prussians arc advancing. Whatever may have been but no special preu-suro. Out of doors the rate ..for? Mr; %itzlierb'frt'' would be Colonial Treasurer; llr.
have Lord
legislators seem determined to continue indefinitely
Miuistry. if it comes into power, will
Skalicz, the
daiiy papers onco published in Victoria,
Derby's
at
of
four
battle
of
the
27th
cent;
result
of
the
is
9
amalgatho
Hall,' Postmaster-General; Mr. Kiehin ond,Co ministheir efforts to "save tho country." If they do not
short dated, first class paper
J per
to the decay of tho place, and
have to be of the old stylo, puroly Tory*'
between: the
Consuls, moneys 861; ditto, account, 861; India, sioner;,of Customs; Major Richardson wouldbe a memPrussians appear to be still in full force
drive it to the verge of destruction, it will be because succumbed
establishments.
The
Prussian
stta
Joaephstadt..
mated
their
Venezuela,
and
Silesinn frontier
ber of tho Executive Council without a port .folio.
:
cent.,1032- Mexican, 3 per cent,
out an average
thenation has at its head a man with iron will who,
The mines at Cariboo are turning
so BiicceßSfu 5 per
corbs, which is said to liavo been
account, 14J; Jferuvi'm, 6 per cent, 1862, account The Government 'hoped..in .a. few days to make
OUTSIDE THE HOUSE OF COMhowever ]v may be opposed in his patriotic efforts to amount of gold—tho Aurora and N>gge r L lall,
SCENE
27th,
battle
of
tho
MINISTERIAL
CRISIS.
Austrians
the
i-6.
1805,.
f
in
account, 64,
aciiinst the
such arrangements as' would enable a member,.of the
54, 3i.; ;5: per cent.,
MONS ON THU
■ave the Union, will in tbe and triumph over all his
about 100 ounc3s a-day. Hie accounts from
again opposed on the 28th to the 6th and Btl
Government to have", a seat in the Legislative
enemies, and restore it again in all its length, and vieldin"
"Big Bend are very contradictory. Some miners are
The knowledge that on Tuesday evening, Junei 26, Austrian corps, undtir the Archduke lieopold, anc
treadth, and glory.
Council .to conduct, the business of the Crovernirient
_
public suspense would bo terminated by Miniswell , others returning in disgust.
the
advantages over it OUR VALPARAISO CORRESPONDENCE.
gained
signal
doin?
to
have
3rd
introduced
the
in
a
series
ot
in that House in conjunction with his hon. friend
reported
Banks
the
instant
is
having
passed
iibusp.s
on
of Parliament
Mr.
The House of Assembly
terial statements in both
(From the Panama Star and Jlcrafd)
(Mr. Johnston); The House would .perhaps expsct
House of Representatives a bill, establishing condi- resolutions on the state of the colony of Vancouver, caused
The Moniteur of June 29, publishes intelligenc!
Palaco-yard to be thronged from an early hour
of
m
f
28th,
announcing
July
that
Valparaiso,
2,1866.
tho
the
States
he
the
Union
of
dated
on the present occasion that a general outline of the
of from Berlin
tions for theadmission into
forwarded them to tho Governor, requesting
by crowds of people anxious to witness the arrival
anc
WAR, ■WITH SPAIN'.
Novft Scotia, New Brunswick, Canada East and would telegraph them to the Grown. Tho Go'ornor members and to learn the result of thecrisis. Their fresh engagement between the Prussians
views of tho Government on.'.subjectsbo...which bad alforme:
giye.il. The
the
ready
near
Trautenau,
referred
to
the
Comsend
excited its attention should
to
them
could no.t the Austrains,
Canada West, which was
have the slightest idea. that,
readera,
Tip
any
refused, and the Speaker was authorised up by along number was variously eatiniited, but. thoro
your
of
many
prisoners
Government believed, .that; 'the , strong, feeling., ,6f the
to tho House on capturcd ten guns, and took
mittee on Foreign AffairsThe Assembly has followed it
be less than 1000. The approaches
the war with. Spain, is over, let them dispel, the vision
relating to
himself
to
fall
baok
/matters,
compelled
whenever
notice
enormous
were
.in.
:preae.nt-centred.
provides"that
which
AuStrians
House
The first section
tho
at
The
every aide were lined with nil excited crOWd,
otherwise the thunder cloud will burst financewas.Already
address to tho Throne, setting forth
at once
and o.i»ily Tho same paper also published an account of an en
there were, .intimations..from
ahall be deposited in tho Department, of State that expenditure of tho present doublo system of governwas nevertheless, very good-humoured,
with
a crash, Tlio people of this Republic
upon
them
and
of
Proor less
more,
Hanoverians
and
Prussians
which
Great
the
is
Shortly
propositions
of
Britain
united
after
between
the
of
gagement
quarters
the governments
five:
population
amenable to tho polire regulations.
ever. They desire to fererit
ment for two countries whoso
states to have been without are as eager for the war, as
boro on tho subject, and the Government had under
xinces have accepted tho propositions made to them estimated at 10,000 or 12,000 persons.
o'clock members began to arrive, and as the hour of near Langensalza, which ittwo
out the. affront and brutality of. March 31et.
<
publish,
telegran
wipe
Berlin
proposithe
States
in
by
by
guns.
United
shall
value
the
numbers
Tiic
Prussianslost
the
which
in
aa to reiault.
A
manner
the President f
-the
its consideration
six approached they appeared in such
Property is very much depreciated
The cowardly Spaniards, who took tp flight, as sooh
proclamation, that the States of Nova Scotia, Now decrease of population and ilio dulness of trade. A prevent any one of them, howeve-jdistihguished, being of June, 29t.1i, announces the surrender of the llano
tions should be received or encountered.. The Goas they found that vessels capable of coping with vernment felt that,it was its duty, as it would be that
Brunswick, ('anala East and Canada West, and tho
are unoccupiod, and this an object of curiosity for more than a few moments, or verian army, consisting ofupwards Of 20j000 men. ll
of
houses
number
going
reat
are
not
to
war,
the
of
nearing
Beat
strain., every,, nerve to enable
Territories of Selkirk, Saskatchewan and Columbia, ebeautiful town is likely to be comparatively depopu- of applauso or derision, as the ca?o might is further stated that the King and Orown. Erin"; them were
tiie new iron-clad-vessels of any government, to on
Mcape ; and the fact that
provinces to, Parry
of Hanover, and tho officers of the Hanoverian a ...■■
their various public "Works
,
ore constituted aud a imitted as States,and Territories lated unless a more economical form of government be. Mr. Bright was among the oarlior arri.re lying here in this harbor; only adds to the desire the. undertakings as far as tho means at it-j disposal
against Pr .
fight
word
a
not
to
frophave,
pledged
of the Uni'ed States. Among the propositions is one is speedily adopted.
Cab
their
in
and
alighted
he
as
and
vals,
a defenceless city. But
destruction
of
to
the
revenge
tjio
will
Without, therefore,
war;
By
hear.)
the
Provincial
the
of
presont
assume
terms
s:'
(Heir,
tluit the United States
front of "SVestminstor-hall his
■miliar face during the Hanovorian officers retained
in the fact that many would allow.
their Bide there i» a source of satisfaction
dibt at not exceeding five per centum interest, as
.on'this.'occasioii a.s-t.o the
and portly person ware in a momoT>t "recognised, and render the
sent out to supply the Spanish .pledging the government
ships
ISLANDS.
store
SANDWICH
of
the
dolrf-Cunada
West,
and
theii
of
36,500,000
sent to
proportion:
follows:—Canada
the. .Customs Revenue to. be
House by the side enarms, and. the man were disarmed
he passed into the
squadron are now falling into our hands; and of definite 1, he Whhed the House to believe that the
East, 29 1)00 000 dols.; Nova Sc .tia, 5,000,000 dols.;
The latest dates from Honolulu aro to the 16th
of cheering. Sir homes. Tho war material was given up to th< course
distribute
trance amid a good deal
and
ships
cargo.
both
was
we
are.
7,030
Newfoundland,
appropriating
000
and
dols.;
session,
Hew Hrunswick,
position ofthe provinces, would receive the greatest
June. The Legislature was still in
Peel was the next momber of note who Prussians."
■■
8,*>00,000 doH ; Prince Edward's Island, 2 000,000 occupied in considering several measures proposed Bobart
A bout 5000 Austrian prisoners from Nachod, anc
consideration, with a view to a fair provision being,
a few noisy, ill-conditioned
himself,
these presentedwho had and
THE CASE OF THE IHALIBA.
dols. The United States are alsJ to pav 10.000,000 by the Ministry. The most prominent amongst
cbllocted
made 1to 'enabie them to' maintain'those'works, which
near thfe entrance and 3000 from Trautenau, are, reported to have been sent
■
persons,
dols. to the Hud-on Bay Company.—Panama Star measures is a bill to authorize the issue of Treasury singled out for cheers or groans each conspicuous on Jline 29 to Posen.
You may remember that sotue time since the Cova- Were most essential to the progress and prosperity of
threo,
fiv«,
July
and Herald,
24.
Vienna, July 1.
VVhitesida
donga—which has not yet been recaptured by Spain the country. The Government were,perfectly aware
Notes to an indeG iito amount, of two,
member as ho arrived, hooted him. Mr.
in cash on preuuother in the that if the provinces were, starved in .those, matters
took a prize, and now she h:«s
ten and twenty dollars, redeemable
Lord Naas, who entered together, wero similarly
The fir.-t Austrian army corps and tho Ba*Cin corps
paper money pro- and
to notice tha insult, if were repulsed yesterday by the Prussians.
coil- shape, of the Thalab.i, with her ea?go arid supplies. which involved expenditure, a very .great faUidg off
deign
DESTRUCTIVE FIRES IN AMERICA..
sentation at the Treasury. This and
did
not
In
troated,
but
liiely to
not
is
unpopular,
very
be
Was laden
quarter,
register,
and
Sir
Austrian
fell
buck
vessel
is
about
900
ond
army
seems to
tons
The
would take place m the Customs receipts. Conscquonce of this repulse the
insult it could be called from such n
The New York correspondent of the Ptma»ia Slar ject
SU
with a valuable cargo, the .particulars of which I give, sidering tho question, therefore, on no higher.ground,
,lohn Pakington for the moment had some difficulty in. iho direction of Konigsgratz.
end Herald, wiiting in that journal of 24th July
the
expressions
disap.design
health is in an unsatisfactory condiof
is
doubt
of
no
as to the
Tho fallowing official telegram, dated Pragua, below; There
the. General Gpyernirrieni; did not wish: to ; lessen the
to manage his horso amid the
•aye:
'Thalaba, which was to reinforce the stock of store? consuming powers of trie country.
tion. Fears are entertained that hehe isto threatened
probation which his appearance excited am mg the June 30, was published in Vienna on July i :
On aft ea'r'ij uSy
dio
now
it
Were
Portland,
of
the
brain.
softening
with
Engagements took place yesterday at Koat, near of the Spanish squadron. Well, she was captured the Colonial Treasurer would ask the House to go
A most terrible conflagration occurred at
same group. Lord Orosvenor was late in being
Me., on the 4th instant, caused by a boy throwing is feared there would be another revolution for the recognised, but the moment attention was called to Turnau, and at Chwalkowitz, between Kalitz a d on the ,21st of la« month by the Covadonga, arid as, into Committee of Supply, in accordance with the
alighted fire-cracker among some shavings. Onesuccession.
Kqnig&hnf, in tha district of Juugbutizlau, which reat tts moment of capture, the Spanish official, in Parliamentary practice of taking some votes before
him he was greeted with a prolonged groan, which,
half of the city was destroyeJ, nearly all the business
Bohminsk and charge of the cargo, tlirew overboard his papers, there going into Committee of Ways and Mems. On
he saluted with mu«h good humour. A. similar sulted favourably to tile AmtrUns.
being
g'">ods
included. All the banks, dry
portion
complimont was paid Mr. llorsman both on going Camnitz liave beea evacuated by thePrussians'. The is in that, even if notsuip ported by the statements of the Tuesday next the Government would propose to take
MEXICO.
returning. On tho other hand, Sir George latter wero also defeated, while liyin? from Flicin,by captain and Grew, sufficient evidence to show that some departmental votes, and on these being passed,
stores, jewellery establishments and telegraph offices,
From Mexico there is but littlo of intorast by this and
eight churches, and other public buildings were burnt
others the combined Austrian and Saxon forces. They left the ye sel was engaged in a contraband trade. The would, then, submit their financial proposals: privately
7, Q-rey, Mr. G-oschen, and Mr. Faweett, among
to ihe ground. The wind was blowing a gale at the mail. A letter in the Bulletin, dated Aeapulco, June
vessel had been sent off from an English port by a ■on the following day, in Committee of .Ways, and
of the Liberal members, were more or 1 -ss chooriid their dead and wounded on the field.
time the fire commenced and caused the flames to sura : —Nothing of importance has transpired in that
Berlin, July 1.
special commission located at London, and whose .Means. He wi.hed the House to weigh what he had
they entored the tfouse, and the Chancellorof the
as
mailBpread with the greatest fury, sweeping ruin, des- vi.'initv sinco the departure of the previous
despatch
been
received
Exchequer, who went in ail Open carriage, accomduty it was, to purchase and supply provisions for said with respect to provinces, as the amount which
The following official
has
Over fifty Of matters in the interior the samo correspondent panied by Mrs. Gladstone, received a loud welcome. from tho head-quarters of the Crown Prince of tho Spanish. BCJ-aadron. X doubt whether the opera- the provinces
truction, and desolation everywhere.
would get would decidedly depend oh
buildings were blown up in the hope of making a says:—
of
way
his
the
House
to
Prussia :—" The rosult of the three days' fighting, tion will Bay un.ier present circumstanccs. The the amount of ways and means which the House
Tho Duko of Argyll, on
In my former letter I havo had more frequont
Russell passed in a
space betweer the fire and the other buildings, but
liarl
list
valuable
a
a
903
tnns
engaged,
following,
elicited
cheor>
but
which
thesth
Prussian
has
been
is
of
her
cargo
Lie
Lords,
corps
grant.'
(.Hear,, hear.)
that thero
might,
in
Imperial victiries than defeats,
the effort was useless. It is estimated that about occasion to speak of
The appeirarace of cannot lie too highly estimated. On tho "27th it was of coal, 320 «aoks of biacuit, 113 barrels salt beef, ■'should'be no .misunderstanding, pn thij p >iut. He
carriage almost unobsorvod.
two thousand buildings were destroyed, involving but lately the leaf has been turned, and from every Lord Amberley oxcited some curiosity among the opposed by the 6th Austrian corpsj under General 115 barrels rice, 79 sacks beans, 37 barrels sugar, 20 was,
what
>r'i
'h of the
prepare!
exactly
prop
of
not
to aav
a lnss of ten mil.ion dollars. Two thousand quarter the Republicans are getting the better
compirativcly tow by wlioni he was recognised,— Hamming. A lotter was found, addressed by the barrels, coffee, 41 bores salfcj 3 barrels vinegar, 3 jars revenue should, go to the provincei) during the next
A coasting vessel, arrivod from
families were rendered houseless, losing nearly every their antagonists.
carriage,
G-.jnoral
who
caine
in
a
close
was
1
Disraeli,
cinnamon,
put
„d
Joaephstadt,
heavy
packages
tho
Benedek
which
barrel
10
duck
to
in
of
of
pepper,
Ways
lattor
Committee
year,, until the House was
and a Mr.
Taluable they hid possessed, and are now nearly de- Ventura Bay, brought the news that Figuera
assailed with ironicti cheers as ho entered Palace- affords complete proof that the forces under his com- canvas; 200 heavy packages merchandise of various and Means. The Government would then make calTehuo( tho H'oiisa all the more
pendent on the generosity of those who ware fortu- Porfio Diaz havo re-oecupied the territory of
exhausted,
risiug
Ho
therein
kinds.
On
the
were
reyard.
thoroughly
shilling
mand
which
could
ba
culations of flie iVery last
nate enough to escape the sweeping disaster. Two antepec and the greater part of Oajaca; that the noted mombers ware singled Out in tho same way, quested General Benedek to send
him two fresh
In addition to the above there was a quantity of given after satisfying ths.honor.ible and just demands
thousand tents for shelter to the houseless were for- whole State of Campas and all of Yucatan, except either for applause or disapprobation as they left brigades in order that his troops might bivouao iron bars (rather suspicious).
of the colony, and if the House preferred it; there
warded by the United States authorities to Boston, the seaport of Campeachy, are in tho hands of the \Vestrainstor-h ill. There wiis a crowd around tho under their protection, and acknowledged that they
would be no objection to mike an alio:ation of the
and the people of all the citie3 throughout the Union Liberals.
of
Lowo as he entered it, and hp was would not be able to fight on the followproportion available iu the provinces for a definite
At the same time tha steamer Panama brought carriage Mr.
ANOTHER Lip NAILED.
are bu-ily engaged in forwarding supplies of clothamid sornqi uproar, in which groans ing day..
Prussian
therefore
Stlt
was
away
corps
period.
driven
The
There were many works which the provinces
Bias,
interesting
interesting
namely,
information from San
Tory
note, dated Juno 18, is published
ing and provisions, and raising funds for the relief very
answered by counter clioers. The next colobrity opposed on the 28{h and 29th by the corps n A
could enter on if they knew for a given timo that
of the thousands of ouflerer*, many of whom have that the city of Santiago (a few miles from that were
a neat Uttle sheet entitled the
Boletin de .Sothe hon. member for Birmingand General Testetics. The
Leopold
noticed
Archduke
that
was
was
of
the
receive some fixed amount; He di ot
they
and
that
Republican,
would
by
the
tioiaa" of Santiago, and is from L). Vickara, the Actteen bereft by this awful visitation of everything port) had been token threatened,
who showed his democratic simplicity of habits
fighting on those two days extended over a much
General Lozada ham,
think the House would expect.him to go inora into
San Bias and Te >ic were
they possessed on earth.
charteling a four-wheel Cab. -livery ono iil the greater lino than on the 27th. T.he Austrian corps ing Secretary of the 0. S. Legation in this Republic, the
by
the present occasion, as it woul i be inThis
on
report
subject
enomy.
A very destructive fire also occurred in the Oil
not venturiug out to face tho
to our Minister of Foreign. Affairs. Mr. Tickers decrowd united in giving him round uftor round under General Gable az, was completely broken up.
with respect' to so large, a. question to.
Sstf—cighfteTTXJr'-TWBntf "weirs "oilT3enneli6lrtfuh llrrceß-are-"B(ir^e''tS'°&^Mfl/"iTOnmfl fe'erl'' ll rnrf
nies in to to the:assertions of Slendez Nunez, as to the: convenient
«o
OLMiues luu'iiiitu.™
a
a-"-.
what
Wajn
invite,
only be a fngenont try diseussionk
could
burly
form of Sir Robert I'eul, in the smartest of
owivl
ii t
Kywere burned up, and about twenty thousandbarrels G-eneral Lozada has extended hia lino of operations
11oJ
and two standards belonging to tlie corps of General
gers when visited by the Spanish Admiral on the In connection with this subject it would be., the duty
miniaturo broughams evoked it chorus of groans that Gablenz, foil into tho hands of the Prussian
of oil were destroyed. There were also twenty or thua far to the South.
troops.
especially
27th
of
the
Government
to consider tho propriety of subMarch.;
with regard to the expression
thirty derricks destroyed, erected at wells not yet
If we bring this in connection with the pro ise of followed him to Whitehall gardens. Air, I foreman,
A great number of workmen haro left here for
that theright, the moderation and the dignity war a mitting to this House a Bill to change, che position of
completed. The loss is very heavy.
Napoleon not to increase his forces in Mexico, but to who came on foot,.scorned dismayed at the excited Dresden to erect entrenchments.
be
loans,
done, he believed, with benefit
which
coull
pf
Spain." Mr. Vickors says
in favor
I Wish to
withdraw them within a specified time; with the behaviour of tho crowd.; lie stood for a Jong time
Lai: ban*, July 1.
the colony. Ha meant tho 'Colonial, loans. Xhey
It is announced that tha total loss of the Auiitrians expose the whole affair, and very cleanly,on the p xrtof to
threatening European war and the disposition of irresolute by the archway loading to the members'
propriety of determining in
the
would
also
consider
CALIFORNIA.
Commodore Kodgers, especially is that gentlemanis fur
carriage entrance, and at last, getting the Qscort of a up
Austrinn troop 9 destined for Mexico; with the isoto the present is 20,000 men.
from here. I assert that such language never was what m inner any fur,thai: Provincial loans sho lid be
[From the Panama Star, July 24.]
fetched a
lated positions of the French garrisons at G-uaymaa, moro stalwart hon. gentleman, wisoly
regulated,
charged.
and
There was another
raised,
used by any of Ui, and when the Spanish Admiral
!From our files of California papers we compile tlie Mazatltm, and Taropico ; the abandonment of Chi- compass," and steered clear of the turmoil. The
wrote those wordi h9 knew he was giving utterance question intimately connected with those—that of
huahua for the third time, and the present general escape of tho hon. gentleman, was favoured by the
LATEST INTELLIGENCE.
following summary of news:—
the
loans. He would
consolidationof
Provincial
to a deliberate falsehood. I have been present as the
apathy of the French Commandant—the natural appearance of Mr. Gladstone's carriage, in which tho
The anniversary of the national independence result appears to be that tho days of tho Mexican right hon. gentlemaii was seated with Sirs GladSecretary of the American. Legation during ail. the make no positive promise, on that subject, now, nor
whether
the Government would in the: present
appears to have been observed generally with a great Empire urn numbered, and that the Americans
interviews that have taken place between (Janeral say
stone and the two Afiss Gladstones.
Ho was MiTHE WAR ON THE CONTINENT.
deal of spirit throughout the States. Tho papers are have the glory to imagine that they ar«j tho causewill
Kilpatrick, Commodore ltodgeis, and the Spanish session submit any. Bill, but it was a question of
of cognized at once and cheered vociferously, Not con(From the Some jTeics, July 2,1865.)
filled with accounts of the orations, processions, and restoring Mexico to the Mexicans.
Admiral, and I can affirm in the most emphatic great importance, affectm* as it did,the position of
tent with cheoring, a number of the more enthusiand would receive
rejoicings in all the different cities of importance.
that no language, by which, such an in- the oolony in the money
However of all evils tUU would be tho greatest, astic followed tho carriage, shoutiug and Svaving
We have given in a previous column an account, manner, could
Referring to 'h celebration in San Francisco, the and tho Mexicans themselves
be drawn, was ever usei? ; and more a careful consideration, from the Government. Ho
-Being thus heralded, tho cheoring founded on telegram
ference
their hats.
are awakening to its
Berlin, of decided vic9
from
been
they
Bulletin -SiYH :
"The nineteenth anniversary of threatening
also
that
had
sly
might
able to see.. their
that
could
be
by
especially,
aught
favorably
interpreted
the
up
passengers in ParliamenUstreot tories on the 2"th and 28th June over the Austrians
contiguousnesa.
If any plan could be was tafcen
American independence was celebrated in this city devised to place Mexico under an American
diminution in the amount the
and Cockspur-street, and coiitihu&d. in fact almost to by the armies under the command of the Prince tig approving the barbarous act: that was tibo.Ut to be way to a; considerable
protecbo
on
for defence puryesterday in a manner worthy of the 6toadfast torate, then it would undoubtedly
supply
House
would
illed
c
to
undefended,
;
perpetrated
upon an
commercial town
bothe best, though the right hon. gontleman'sdoor. Air. Disraeli,inaclose Koyal of Prussia and Prince Frederick Charles.
patriotism of the people of San Francisco, and a
The conclusion come to had. been much facilihard job to the Uuitcd States' Government. The brougham, followed iuimoliatoly aftor, and uppoarcd Now we publish the Vienna telegram, which claims but on the contrary, in ail the discussions had poses.
despatch,
Imperial Gocreditable alike to the Committee of -Arrangements, most
tated
from
the
a
by
board
the
received
American ships, it was asserted
likely result of the French evacuation would, to bo adopting tho tacth/ue of making his right: hon, for the Austrian army decisivo victory on both on
to the Marshal of the Day, to the thousands of citithe last forty-eight hours, to the
in my opinion, be the annexation of Lower Califor- antagonist the pionoer to cleir the way. His fea- points. It is distinctly stated that the troops of the that such an act of unbridled barbarity would vernment withinany
zens who j jined in the military and civic proco?sion,
tho
effect
that
under
circumstances
Home Go?
nia, Sonoru, Sin»i]'o'i,and Chihuahua, to our great tures, howevor, wore speedily recognised, arid' thoso Prince Royal recroSsed the frontier towards Glatz, never be permitted ; and never, until the morning
and to the ten thousand who turned out to witness Union,
intended tp leave one regiment in the
who, the moment before, were applauding Mr. Gladbombardment■, when the English admiral vernment
to Mexico Und enough to try its rethat tho army of Prince Frederick. Charles retreated before, the
to
Although
regular,
the spectacle, and who by their enthusiasm and volutionsleaving
refer'io
it
wa3
ncft
the
country.
stone to the echo suddenly changed their notes to to Niemes, north-east of Tiornau and Muochengratz refused to assist, the American squadron, did we enand contra revolutions ona smaller scale.
with respect to questions before the House,
orderly conduct aided in the success of the general
a continuous
howl for the right hon. mombor for
thnri'foro nearer the Prussian frontier on that side tertaiu a different opinion. I believe the. Spanish Governor
on
questions
jubilee."
was
to
do
so
it;
unavoidable
.not
of
.Bucks. Sir John Pakington, who was mounted and —and that tho junctionof tho Prussian armies was admiral has worked hard to convince the world that
The contract for building the new wharf of the
proposed locaBRAZIL.
on the point of following the biougham. of Air. Disthe foreign representatives had justified the cowardly Imperial concern.. -Hisin Excellency
prevented. In a case whore representations so enPacific Mail Steamship Co. at South Beach, San
a
on
ting
regiment
posit
that
which
would
Advices from Bio de Janeiro to tho 3rd of June raeli, appeared, liko Mr. Ilorsman, t> be anything tirely conflicting as thoso of the: Berlin and Vienna act which ho committed. But such a justification, at.
Francisco, has been let to Macplierson and Wether- give the following interesting
but easy at the sight of the demonstration tliat wall telegrams are made, it is of course impossible to ay loast so far as regards the representatives of. tho solve' many of the. .anxieties' connected' .with. the
intelligence :—
tee, and the work of sinking the piles haa already
The news of a great battle between tho Para going on. Adopting the bettor part of valour, ho on which side the truth lio3. That one of th&m must United States of America, will always bo positively questions of the defence of the country, and be more
commenced. The wharf is to be 650 feet long, and
imi'atod tho behaviour of the honorabio gentle- bo grossly deceiving tho public is obvious, unrefused. In conclusion, I have no hesitation in say- satisfactory to those deeply concerned with respect
and Allies has just reached thij point. Ac150 feet in width, extending the whole length of cording
'to
question. He be.ieved that there was now
man tho member for Stroud, and picked his: way less
imperfect account received, tho Parato suppose
that tho battle ing that the statements made by the Spanish admiral butthat
we are
blocks 7 and 8 along the water front of T'irßt-street. guayans,to ittho
little chance of disagreement in the matter of
the
amongEt
1 defence
appears, had enirenched themselves on gingerly
cabs and carriages in which lasted two days remained undecided, are falsified in all their parts/'
As stated several weeks ago, the Company have the isthmus formed
; providing always the Governby the junction of tho Parana and waiting. He escaped without anyone recognising and that each party, therefore, claimed the
It seems to muaa if tho above reply is a very strong ment or finance
leased the water front from the Harbor Commis- Paraguay River, a little
obtained sufficient w.-ys and means from the
below Humaita, when Gen. him. Other honourable gontlemon who have boon victory. Not only doos each side claim the victory and emphatic denial of the truth of tho Spanish
■ioners for fifteen years, paying therefore a rent of Klorez, ono of tho commanders
House.
If; the House give the Government the.
admiral's official report.
distinguished for their support of tho bill wero reof
the
in
accounts
state
forces,
allied
the
but.
the
Berlin
that
the
field,
#1,250 per month. The Company do not prop"se at
and wag badly beaten by Gon. ceived with markß of approval; but during the. exfollowing from the Presid Gorrieiite powers it sought, he thoughtthey could see a ailveit
I
Prussians took Afiinchengratz, while the Vienna acpresent to do more than build tho wharf above foil into an ambush
lining to tho dark cloud which had hung over tha
Florez in this affair lost four guns, and citement many of tho members of what must now be count Btates that the Prussians were driven consi- del Mercurio, July 2
mentioned for the we oi their steamers, blocks 7 Lopez.
prisoners.
2,000 men in killed and
Wheat and Flour.—The demand for export which country so long in finance. Withreference to other
He would have called the last Government left tho House without derably to the north east of that place.
and 8 are owned by the Company and will be been annihilated
subjects, all Government measures already before the
had not the balance
so
eonjo time past has almost
being
recognised.
has.
been
active
for
At
o'clock
the
The following official despatch, dated Vienna, June
eight
of tho allied
crowd had
gradually filled in, and" thereis some talk ofeventually
undnr (Jons. Osorio and
entirely subsided, tie wants pf Australia as well, as legislature would bo proceeded with in both Houses,
Mitre made their hardly altogether dispersed, although the House 29, 8.1:5 a.m., relates to the battles of June 28
removing the entire works of the Company, now troops,
Plate
and
and compelled Lopez to fall ba 'k. The arose shortly after seven. The. Houses of Lords rose
to
be and the Government would now bo prepared to go
appearance
of
the
River
Brazil
markets
seem
located at Venecia, to San Francii-co; but this can- latter,
Pardubitz, June 29.
(supplied ; the only ves«els taken up on to-day with the. business on tho Order Paper.
however, retreated in good order
his about tho same time, but neither on Roing nor renot be done at present.
Tho Prussiahs were yesterdiy completely defeated pretty well
The wharf will be com- intrenchmonts, carrying along the guns ho behind
it. Wcjuld, however, ask for the postponement of
had taken turning did tho Peors excite half the curiosity pr in- by thoAustrian forces under General Von Gablenz. during this fortnight are tho "Marian and Queen ButDistrict
pleted by the Ist of January, and will afford accom'Boards ahd Legislative. Council Bills,
his prisoners, without being molested by the terest which tho members, of the popular branch of Leaving behind 1000 killed arid wounded, they with- Victoria for Australia and Minerva for Rio Janeiro. the
modations not only for tho Panama line of steamers and
enemy.
tho Legislature did.
After these demands are supplied the English market which had been brought in by private members, as
but also for the new* line to China, the pioneer in
Prussian territory towards Glatz.. After
drew
to
The Paraguayans defend themselves with a
of : course
regular coast they were very large questions, and not Government
whi;h—the Colorado—will sta-t on its fir-t trip
occupying Jicin yesterday, the Prussians were alone remains, excepting
courage and determination worthy of all praise. Tho
demand, but a alight decline in freights or in the measures.
THE CONTINENTAL WAT?.
promptly on the first Tuesday of January, 1867.
of
Ton
by
qavalry
attacked
tho
division
General:
Mr. Mookiiouse asked whether the Government
country they occupy is full of rifle pits,
of wheat.would permit of a considerable quanearthworks
Anew mining district has just been discovered in
Tho battle of June 21 is called by the archdufco the Edolsheim, they wera driven out: of Jicin and re- pricebeing
propose a stamp tax p
de /rise, and it is not to be supposod
ihipped for that market; two vessels, the would Stapio/id
tity
Nevada county, which bids fair to rival the famous and chcvcaux
of Cnstozza. I'lw Paris PresSe
battle
Tiernau.
of
this
conseqiiehcG
pulsed
towards
reIn
objected to the Government being
accounts for
Mr.
Lord of the Isles, have been
£xcelsior diitiictin richness, if not in extent. Some that tho allie', although vastly superior in number, tho Austrian success at
treat the Prussiahs last night: evacuated Ifelnik, Chanarcillo and. the
above.battle
ia
give information as to its inteiitioiis as
the
called
on-to
succeed
the.
followdefeating
up
during the fortnight to load part, cargoes of
in conquering or
®sght or ten ledges resembling very much the ledges can ever
them ing manner:—"Victor Emmanuel's army
and Lei pa, and withdro w in great haste to Uken
.Druba,
to finance in a fragmentary .manner. Next week the
wheat forLiverpool.
of Excelsior, *nd prospecting equally well, have General Lopez is decided to fight as long as he has a of 100,000 men, divided into three corps consisted Niems, The P"-u-sinn losses by Gnneral von
House would have information oh the financial
d'armee;
singla soldier under his flag; and as his forces The
already been located. The district is near.tho Cul- amount
Austrian army was 80,000 strong. Karly in the sheini's attack was enormous. The strategic operaas a. whole, /and, /meanwhile if tho hon.
propositions,
to
about
10.000
is
men
no
French,
prospect
there
of
Count
Bismarck.—The
corresponbertson grade and about two miles north of the an
day Archduke Albert, learning that the Ist corp?, tion of the Austrian army was completely successmember would recommend any other taxes which he
early termination of tlie war.
Yuba rirer. The ledges are large and well defined.
commanded by General Durando,
ful. The junction of Prince Frederick Charles with dent of Land ana Water," relates tlie followwould prefer to a Stamp Tax, they would be careforming,
and
the
The
allied
is
fleet
still
Corriontes,
below
without
They run north and south, and may be easily traced
loft wing, was separated by a long
In fully considered.
the army of tjelicia was prcu-nted.
The Austrian ing incidents of Count Bismarck's life :
There had beeii other t'axe?
distance from
any chance of ascending the rivor, which is too
oy the corppings.
and 3rd corps, sent out cu ridcan 20,000 men the
A working assay has been made
in the batiles of the last three days is estimated 1841 Bismarck was 26 years old, and had just suggested. ..
shallow to allow vessels of heavy draught to go •2nd
in loss
and the rock yielded 285 dols 50 cents t the
front
of
the
2ndand
noarly 2000 killed and wounded. The Prussian passed the civil servieo examination. He went
at
corps,
3rd
by
ton.
to
who,
Ward,
dece.ved
this
In reply Mr.
General Rosecrans has b*en paying a visit to up.
manoeuvre, thought they -were threatened by
to tho chief ofliis department, and was told to
The. hon: Mr. Stafford said that there would be
the loss is at least equal,
There has been in the Brazilian Chamber of DepuGrass Valley and other portions of Nevada county.
bulk of the Austrian army, and. kept
wait, in the anferoom'. At the end of half art :no Native Mtnister in the present Government;. .The
them
He was the subject of numerous attentions at tho ties a stormy debate on the budget, in which tho all day. Meanwhile the 30,000 men watching
of Durando's
state of Native affairs had so much improved' that
symptoms
great
hour
he
of
irritation
Ministry
defeated.
AUSTRIA.
exhibited
was
This
defeat,
however,
hands of the citizens.
will corps were attacked by 00,000 Austrians, and fought
not cause the dissolu'ion of the Cabinet.
The details of tho distress; prevailing in Hungary, three-quarters of an hour passed, and lie. pulled, there would appear to bo no longer any speciality in
A despatch dated Sonora, June 30th, says:—
Great sickness prevailed among tho allied forces. against ifthem bravely for twelve hours." This ac- and gonnrally in the eastern provinces of Austria, off his gloves and tore them up. When lie had dealing with them. (Heir,' hear.) As long as there
The entire town of Montezuma was burned lai.t night.
count,
truo, argues -wonderfully bad! generalship
a liiie of demarcation 1between the management
The fire originated in Clarke'B hotel, which wea Business is exoeedingly dull and prices nominal; on tho Italian side."
aro truly heart-breaking.
In the Bukovina, os- waited an hour and a half he got up and was 'was
of European and native affairs,,Bo long would there
will be done until furthor advices from
accidentally set on fire by a man who we.', intoxi- nothing
A Turin letter in tho Paris Tcinps estimates tho pecial'y, misery drives the inhabitant* to the very leaving the room, when the gentleman he had be caus-s of dissatisfaction
' and
Europe.
irritation , between
been
for
the
door
and.
asked
him
extremities,
waiting
opened
offering
cated.
parents
children,
to sell
loss at tho same battle at 12.000horS At lust
1
therefore,
The Vice-President of tho Argentine Confedera- Italian
The Weathub.—They have had sheltering
Sir, an hour and a half ago adifferent parts of the. colony. -■ It appeared
combat.
that the little onea should not. die of huni*e;r. A what he required.
do away with the
step
right
tion hf .j resigned tho acting presidency.
the
direction
in
to
weather in the int. -r:or of the State,
days
speak
states
that
ft
•wished
with
but
desire
a w
to do .so
you,
Sclavonic journal
since m resi I
to
tn Sacramento
could,
affairs
like
Minister;
Native;
office.of
N'ative
the meroury ose <o 107
; at Maryiville it h;)d been
dent of the Faubourg de. Bosch, at X'chernorit*, no longer.' And young Bismarck went away.
CONFLICTS BETWEEN THE PRUSSIANS
affairs, be conducted by the Colonial Secretary
■porting among tl.a hundreds
purchased from an unfortunate man three children, Twentyrtwo. yearn' later Otto Edwa.rd,'Leopcild other
ba roe time, while LATER EUROPEAN INTELLIGENCE.
for
by.
AUB
i'RIAtfS.
Minister.
AND
or
some
(Heartbeat;)
•Bven up m Nevada Oily it mour.te
two boys and a girl.. After njuch. bargaining the yp.h Bismarck was first Minister, and paid an
103° in the
1
Marshal Benedek's movements were
(From the Home News, July 2.)
anade.
father received-nine florins. The same day a peasant official visit to a certain prefect. The minister
until his troops came in front of tho enemy, unknown
and
tbon
.Discovery iif
town with, her two
arrived
tho
same
THE NEW MINISTRY.
■woman
in
Remarkable
shown into his apartments by tho prefect,
came the first encounter between, the
Up to the
and daughters—ono .12 and tho oth r 14. years of age. was
of electro -magnetism, as a motivS
time of our going to press there is no Irussmtiß in a great battlie. fought Austrians
NEVADA.
Well, sir,' said the novel Application
on Austrian Bhe offered them to a landed proprietor for 10 florins who was. about to retire.
clockwork, lias just been perfected by a
Count,
A despatch dated Dayton, Nevada, June 21th definite news as to the progress made with tho ground, between Josopbstadt and tho frontier
' you must, acknowledge that life is full power lor
of oich, leaving the latter free to choose. The. gentleman,
jeweller
Leamington, which promised to
formation of a new Ministry. Tho Eail of Derby is Sileßin. The Prussians were
at
w
orking
njn:
commanded by the contented himself with giyiiig alms to the. poor :of curious chances.' What, does your Excel- ■introduce a new era in the science of eloekmaking,
supposed to be hard at work; but trhere is strong Crown Prince. The
various accounts received by woman, without buying her daughters. The mother lency mean ?'
I mean that it is now 23 years, and to bring modern timepieces to a state of absoA fig broke out about 4 o'clock on Sunday after- rcaion to believe that ho meets with great difficulties.
telegraph mado it uncertain, at what point the Grown
noon in the Hamilton bay yard, sweeping up and One rumour is that he wants the co operation of tho Prince
had been in the most: complete destitu- since ,I saw you, and.you are very little changed.' lute perfection. By the new. arrangement; the pen
intended serioußly ..to, in.i-ade the Austrian and children
Consuming both sides of Main-street ; five fireproof Earl of Clarendon and Karl Granville. We subjoin, territory. The Prussians
tion since tho death, of the father, who had expired • I beg your Excellency's pardou, but I don't dulum, the bob or ball of which consists of an. elecr
were
heard
of
at
hunger.
Oderbre
remember.' 'How!' said Von Bismarck laugh-, tro magnetic coil, is made to oscillate by means of a
of
buildings are the only ones left standing in that part however, tho latest notifications which have appeared and Oswiecin, at the exfreme'
south-oiiat of Siiosia
oft he town, and the < ntire lops is about 125,000
ing, ' don't you remember a young man who was feeblc current of electricity, thus beating "true seconds
reference to the anticipated Cabinet
In the they were in possession of Zuckm,intel
dola., in
and
Frieipartially insured. One man was slightly injured. Times of Friday, Juno 29, the following appears :
rather impertinentto you when ,you were head ■with a. train of: three wheels only. One. of the adhaving crossed the frontier, opposite Ntisso
:
BRAZIL AND PARAGUAY.
and
iFhs supposed cause is a man going to sleep in
About 20 of the principal supporters of Lord ,b,°r=>
of a department ?'
The prefect becamo red,, vantages 6f tliis system ia th.it a number of clocks
als o
rati' 1 ? further,to
the north-west.
A great battle occurred on the 2-lth of June be- ■green,,
different parts, or even in different houses* can.ba
Derby assembled at his House in St. James's-squar
the hay yard leaving a lighted pipe.
Tho centre of(. ,,°P«
the Austrian line .is.supposed to We tween the allied forces and tho
and pale, but the Count gave him liis. in
Paraguayan', with
connected together'by a single •wire, and the yrholQ
yesterday. Ijord Derby addressed thom at some ertendod frorri ajout
and
said
of
the
matter."
hand,
no
more
was
Turnau
Joaephstadt,
to
losses
heavy
on both sides. Tho result was indecilength, and announced that both at the suggestion and it is with the
will indicate: the same tune , to a geoond
Messes. Archibald Clark and Son- have on number
OKEGOy.
main body of fienodek's army that th;o sive, both sides claiming the victory. Hostilities
The clocks are of the simplest...construction, and
of her Miijesty, and in compliance with his own view I russians have been engaged in
hand
rich
and
varied
of:
a
thin,
very
the
first
assortment
Gorma,, wero proceeding. Tha Paraguayans commenced tho
Accounts received from various sections of the of the necessities of his position, ho proposed to offer battloof the war.
never .need winding up. IN'o acid .battery;is ■, used.
Ihe troops engaged ad vanced aitack with 13,Q00 infantry and $000 cavalry, with drapery (silk: and' woollen goods), being portions Air; 'Brightj
country state that tbe continued rainu are sadly high office to several members of the Whig party, through Nachod and Neuatadt
the discoverer, has secured the plan by
lioy
of
Kob
Skalibz,
desperate
Monarch;
also,
fury, but were repulsed and retired. Their
which is
and
cargo/ ex
patent. The clocks are spoken of as being far sudamaging the early crops of grain. The heavier and even to certain members of Earl iiussoll's withm 10 miles of Joseplistadt;to
and here we may loßs is estimated at 5000 killed and a large number of large coiuignnients by Pegasus, Siam, andLeoto
growths mo alreadj in many places "lodged."
perior
[present clocks iix use.—ALorgatut
the
Government. He should, therefore, have to ask from. suppose they were met by tlio Ajwtrians in force wounded, left on. the field.
Hie bruntof tho battle 00. nidas.
Trade. Cereular-
VICTORIA AND BRITISH COLUMBIA.
AVe have Victoria dates to June 29.
the Pacific Colonies
Oar British neighbours in
of a
have been thoroughly Beared at the prospect and
Alert,
Sparrowhawk,
The
invasion.
Fenian
watching
Forward have beeu crusing to and fro, American
overv auspicious sail and overhauling
elsewhere, to look
steamers from the Sound and
for armed Fenians amongst pcaoeful passengers.
WestTheir volunteers at Victoria andandNew
both towns
minster have been drilling nightly,
It was
have been kept in a state of excitement.
specie
rumoured that the banks had sont their
we
on board Admiral Dcnmuu's ship, but this
believe
\Vos
of
New
citizens
Thi
was an exaggeration.
13 ■" <""P
minster were very indignant that H. oppo*.iw
uio
Sparrowhawk BhouU tako up a position
are instead of
suburbs where the Government offijos
says
newspaper
that
at the city. A British Columbia
the urn l ure
the navv seamed more anxious to save
C ,UI '
of the officials than the property in 11 "P
alarm is that they
colonists'
for
tho
reason
Fenian in v n
Felix O'Bvrno to bean influential
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31, 1866.
CRTJICKSHANK, SMART,
HIGH-STREET,
—
,fc
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Smiths' Anvils, Vices, Bollows, and Fileß
Mail Axles, Cart Arms, Coach Springs
NAlLS—Ewbank's and American Out. all aizea
LOCKS—Carpenters' Patent Kim, Mortioe, Plate,
Ac.
HING-ES—Butt, T, and Gate
Brass Goods ii variety
Sash Weights, Sash Line, Axle Pulleys
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Planes, Braces, and Cramps
Eobcrt Sorby & Sons' Saws, Chisels, Augers,
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W. Marples and Sons' Squares, Spokwhaves,
Braces and Bits
STOVES—Colebrookdalo Cooking Ranees, Gothio
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CUTLERY—Lookwood's Table, Dessert and Pocket,
Enamelled Cups and Saucers, Plates, Pie
Dishes. &c.
HOLLOWA UE—Tinned Tea Kettles, Saucepans
and Boilers, Frying Pans, Round and Oval
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=£10,0 0 0
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EOR 20s. WITHOUT REGARD TO VALUE.
Every
—
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OP
DOIISH,
AND.
Article in Lewisson's Stock, from a Brooch, value £20, to
a Diamond Eing, value £35, to be sold for 20s. each.
IN A FEW DAYS
KEESING,
Mangles
&c.,
<£c.,
The goods aro of tlio latest fashion, and of tlio very best woi-kmansliip, imported
j.
direct
from home and aro sacrificed m tins manner,
toj-eli.evetlvi proprietor from embarassments occasionod by the duilncs: of tJie times.
Twexty Ski: lixgs
bo charged for any article in our lists which comprises
tl
)ul,( 1uisul "eed not
oay until lie knows what he is to
' SUIU th 1
&c.
TO PROPRIETORS OF SAW MILLS.
The Undersigned Lave in Stock,
&
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O CUIKE-GROOND CIRCUL4.K SAWS
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with New Zealand Tooth, and Drag Teeth
THE
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viz.:
wharo necessary
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ar-icl-j
name
The
of
each
offered
for
(
sale, iov
STUBBS'
LOCKWO.iIVS oA .V i-'ILErf
Watch
&old Bracelet
luve-stone Diamond King-:" "Silver "A
FELLING VND SQUAiUNO AXES
Plated Basket &c &o "is
written on a card enclosed in a sealed envelope. These
ORUIGKSHAKK, SMART & CO.
envelopes
then placed" in a
drawer and well mixed, when an order is recc.ved with ss, for returnare
postal and
one of these cards or certiiicatos is taken out at random, and
CRUICKSHANK, SMART & CO.,
forwarded per first mail.
HIGH-STREET.
Have always in Stock for Sale,
Y—
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In hhds., qr.-casks and cases—best brands
WHISKEY, in hhds., quarter-casks, and caaes—
of value in the establishment.
Scotch and Irish—best brands
RUM—in hhdß., qr.-casks, and cases
Nothing less value than
and as high as
OLD TOM—in hhdq., qr.-casks and oases
all of which
GENEVA—cases and half cases
PORT AND SHERRY—in hhds., qr.-casks, and
are to be given away for
oases
CHAMPAGNE—MoseIIe, Claret
GINGKR WlNE—and other Cordials
CURACOA—French, Dutch, and English
F. H. LEWTSSON has adopted the plan of sale now so popular on tho Continent
BlTTEßS—Stoughton's, Pale Orange, &o.
of charging a unilorm price, and this price will invariably be 20*. for each
j
article, no
ALE
AND STOUT—in bulk and bottle—various how costly it
may be.
brands.
The great expense incunvd in carrying on this Mammoth 205.. Gift for Postage
Eegistermg, and forwarding of prizes free is paid by the sale of the certificates or coupons'
Also on hand,
12 cases Assorted Paperhangings
respecting the various articles.
&
10 trunks Boots and Shoes—Dawson
Son's
Each certificate will show the holder tho particular article he or she is entitled to on
SO bales Blankets
of additional 20s.
75 cases Chinese Preserved Ginger and Chow payment
If the article named on tho certificate is not desired, the holder will oblige us when he
Chow
returns tlie certificate by stating what other article of the same value he or she may preTBA, ex WA\ eblry,'
fer and it will be sent with pleasure. Our aim is to please and every means to that end
Congous and Gunpowder, in chests, half-chests, will be exerted.
and boxes
"We solicit a trial from every one who reads this Notice and we are confident of giving
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the utmost satisfaction.
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TXT Tartan
and Plain Poplinettes
If
Fancy Mohair and Challies
6-4 Coloured Coburgs and Alpacas
6-4 Black Coburgs and Alpaca*
7-4 Black French Twills
7-4 Coloured French Merinoes
3-4 Llamas.
DAMASKS and MOREENS
SHAWLS—
9-4,10-4,16-4 Shepherds' and Fancies
Black Llama and Cashmere Longs.
IINhN GOODS—
Bough Browns, Irish, &c.. Huckaback and
Crush Towelling, Glass Cloths
Damask Table Cloths
Victoria Table Covers
Denims and Dungarees
Bed Ticks
MEN'S CLOTHING in great variety.
SHIRTS—
White Long Cloth, Blue Serge, Scotch Twill,
Fancy Regatta, and Crimean Shirts.
MEN'S FELT H VT.S und F. P. CAPS
MEN'S HANDKERCHIEFS, TIES, SCARFS,
Collars, Belts, Braces, &c., &o.
CARPETS—
Felt, Kidderminster ia squares
Hearth Jtu
AMERICAN LEATHER CLOTHS
TABLE BAIZE
FLANNELS—
Imitation Welsh Saxony
Scarlet and ColouredSilesian
BLANKETS in quantities from Mediur< to Extra
super Bath, in sizes 8-4, 9-4. IC-4, 11-4,
12-4
9-4,10-4 Scarlet and Blue
RAILWAY RUGS
COUNTERPANES and QUILTS
WOOLEN and COTTON HOSIERY—
Ladies' and Girls' Underclothing
Stays, Corsets, Crinolines
Lace Falls, Muslin Collars, Linen Sets, d'ee.
Antimacassor Muslin Work ana Lace edgings
HABERDASHERY—
Ribbons and Gloves
Combs, Cutlery, Perfumery, &c., &c.
PLAN
REMOV.y
THEIR BUSINESS TO
SIMPLE,
%
QUEEN-STEEET,
THAT
TjARQ-E
AND COMMODIOUS BRICK
»
charies
BOOTS and SHOES, Ex MONARCH.'
Hair Oil, qr. and half-pints
Fancy Prints
20s.
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Haberdashery
OPPOSITE
THE END J OF
HIGH-STREET,
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BOOTS
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MARRIAN'S
J
—Genuine Manillas, of first-class quality,
CIGARS
few
CO.
CRUICKSHANK, SMART
caaes, ex' Waverley.'
a
May 25th.
purelv phosphatic, contains
phosphates than any other used.
THIS MANURE,
monials and
more
Samples at
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Sperm Candles
Tartaric Acid
Cream c< Tartar
Bi-ca-bcnate of Soda
Currants, Raisins
Salad OH, tickles
Castor O i
Currie Powder
s
*~5.1
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REAL WELSH FLANNEIr
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DRAPERY AND
ARTICLES
ON
SHIWL3
.
CLOTHING
SAXOMY
TWILLED OIffCCKETING FLANNEL
SEE HAND BILLS,
ISSUED
THIS
„
CRIMEAN SHIRTINGS
BLANKETS
DAY,
COUNTERPANES
VIEW.
Levers, value from £5 10s. to £15
HOSIERY
'
Silver Hunting Geneva Watches
Silver Open Face
Ditto
WATERPROOF MANTLES; la TWEEDS
Gold Open Pace
Ditto
FROM THIS DATE TO TIME OF
Gold Hunting Geneva AVatches
'
Gold English Levers, from £10 to £35, Thos. Russell and Son's best,
and NAP CLOTHS
also Rotherham's
.4'
REMOVAL THESE
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Bright Gold Chains and Alberts, from £2 10s. to £7 10s.
TRIMMED HATS AND BONNETS—
Colored Gold Chains and Alberts, from £5 to £15
Gold Brooches, from 20s. to £35
Pairs Gold Earrings, from 20s. to £7 10s.
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WinterFashions 1866
Silver and Scotcli Pebble Brooches
Pure Gold Bracelets, from £5 to £25
DRAPERY MILLINERY,&c.
Gold Lockets, ironi 20s. to £7 10a
. w,*'
Gold Charms
EFFECT
A
TO
OUT,
WILL BE HELD
y-,,-".
(Gold) Gents' Pins, from 20s. to £20
:i' ; f
CLOTHING- in ALL STYI'3B, fasiuoiiablj.
Sets Gold Studs
1
Sets Sleeve Li^ks
Go id Pencil C'atscs
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cut, durable and cheap
SAVING- IN EXPENSE & TROUBLE
;
Go'd Necklet.-'., from 30s. to £25
Gents' Gold
Kings
'"'jV.,
Ladies' Kings, iVom 20.-:. to £5
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OF EEMOVING- THE GOODS.
Diamond Kirgs, from £5 to £35
;
Pairs Gold Spectacles and Eyo Glasses
Gold Thimbles, Sterling Silver Tea and Table Spoons
>•
Sterling Silvei Forks
t :i%.
Sterling Silver Salvers
Electro-platcd Cruets
ijg" The whole now offered io the Public at
and
Coffee
&c.
Tea
Services, Spoons, Porks,
"Writing Desks, Work Boxes, and Fancy Goods
. r. i :'
price* which will eiurore Batiafaotioii to purchasers,
American and English Clocks
French Clocks, from £15 to 30s.
And sundry Goods too numerous to mention,
and which by a rapid clearance will enabl
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Cotton
feet
&C.
Was'j
.
.
INDUCEMENTS
~
THIS IS POSITIVELY THE LAST CHANCE OP
WATCH FOR 20k.
jsote ilie Address:—
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Moinw.
&
UTolieu co the Inhabitants of Ta^uraiiga.
3ACOBSON are appointed Agents for the sale of
(SAMUELS
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Certificates or Coupons in Lewisson's 20s. Gift Enterprise,
p. H. LEWISSON.
K. to bring forward a farther
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OBTAINIKu : A £25 OOLT?
SEE 11/JSTP BILLS.
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Queen Street, Auckland.
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assortment of Bargains,
*lno.lc;.i
N.B.—The unbounded satisfaction that Lewisson's Gift Enterprise has always given
to the Public is alcnc a sufilcient guarantee, and the number of expensive articles that have
• oacli, iuith here alid in Melbourne and Sydney, will
been given away for Twenty
induce the Public to make a uiaj in this the last Enterprise in Auckland.
D.
SEE HAND BILLS,
F. H. LEWISSON,
Wholesale Jeweller and Importer,
-
19
"
All communications strictly confidential, and all goods sent will b6 registered
Post or sent Free to all parts of tho Colony, Melbourne or Sydney.
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PAISLEY
\
ALL TO BE GIVEN AWAY FOR 20s
EACH.
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TARTAN PLAIDS
SEE HAND BILLS.
White Lead
Zinc White
Black Paint
Boiled and Raw Oiliu casks and drums
Peacock's Patent, for Iron Ship*
Ship's Felt
Bolt Ron®, inch'to 3J inch
Cordage, inch to 6 inch
Rattliiw, '3 to 21 thread
Spuuyarj and Oakum
Bambroline, Kousi'lino, Marlins
Ticad Liiie, Log Lire, a'iuraal Halyards
Clipbooks, Hooks, add Thimbles
Canvas all long fh-.x
Canvasbest Navy boiled
Ensigns, 2 and yards
Marryatt's Code Books
Patent Windlasses, 12, '.3, 14 inch
F-illt! and Pawls, 12, U, 14, i 6 r:ch
v.
A ci <.is, 14 V.v
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?.,?$.?.
5>-
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Paper and Paper Bags
Loaf and Crushed Loaf Sugar
No. 1 Picces in 2 cwt. casks
IRONMONGERY—
csß'rt'nent, ccr?isting of—Holloware,
A
C«r.'p.iT..r.s 2*on Pot', Frying Pans, Cftiap>.c-itle:, iir'gpi., Locks, Fil. 3, Milk Pane,
"off.ie ixti,
Btila .
Tea mCaa'.W;: ;'<t A (•?.'■&>, Bill Soot- F'-rn
V-tls, H» orce:.-, r.-zuss,
"■-j..-v" d
ALL-WOOL SHEPHERD PLAIDS
J. B. YAILE
'
TO ARRIVE PER PEGASUS,'
British Baking Powder
Wotherspcan's Jams
Pearl Bailey and Oatmeal
Brown Poison Corn Floui
Robinson's Patent Groats
Colman's Mustard in tins and bottle
Colman's White Starch
Colman's Thumb Blue
OF
„
"WTNSEYS, every variety
OFFES TO AT.Ti PURCHASERS OF
giving fuH particulars, addressed
P. 11. LEWISSON,
Queen Street, Auckland.
„
Silver English
200
100
500
250
100
40
500
500
400
200
IOD
.150
1100
000
200
50
100
Copper Roves (round)
Flooring Brads
Wrapping Paper and Paper Bags
&
COBtTBGS
;
&£.
d.3'l
60 half-sheets Lead, 4, 5, o, to
Yellow Metal, 14, 16, 18, V.O ox.
Composition Shatithing Nams. i J li inch
to 6 inch
Coropo-'kioa Round Bolts,
Composition Square Spikes, 3 inch to 6 inch
Iron Deck Spiki?, 3 inch to 6 inch
Galvanized Deck Spikes, 3 inch to 6 inch
Copper Boat Nails, 1 inch to 3 inch, square
and chizcl points
Of
SHADES
.
and
PiciJo
Coaeo
'Thocoiate ard Cocoa
Tuitaric Acid
Creamof Tartar
Vinegar in v-casks and U'ttics
H. and P. mixed fancy Biscuits
Kegrohead Tobacco
Cavendish 10's
Coarse Salt in bags and casks
rl
100
200
200
100
100
100
Stoves, Beacon Light, Congress Range
Goodwill, &c., No. 3 to 9
Clothes Pegs
Patent ditto
Wood Chairs, Child's BoudoirJßocking, &o.
American Clocks
Hand Bpikes
Kardin>?*;
ju2«S. i>t~
~
ALL
Ploughs
Weighing Machines
Weighing Beams
Campbleton Whiskey in cases
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,
„
One Hundred and Sixty Shillings,"'
Ten Pounds.
„
TWENTY SHILLINGS EICH.
Augurs
Eoederex Champagne.
S.
TO BE SOLD TOR
LAURIE,
Hammers
TO ARRIVE PER ' PEGASUS,'
Cozzen & Co.'s Pale Sherry, 3, 4, and 6 crown
Martell'sPale Brandy, in cases
Three-dagger Brandy, in casos
••'
ADVANTAGE
Eighty Snillings.
3,
LIST
OO.'S.
Ox Yokes and Bows
Btore Trucks
Fiold Rollers
Spring Braces and Belt*
GEAHAM,
HAVE ON SALE,
"TTTTNES AND SPIRITS, consisting of—
Yi W. J. Eum, 14 and 33 o.p.
Martell's Brandy, Pale and Dark
Lownde's Old Tom
Geneva, key brand, in case and 4 cases
Campbletown and Kirkliston W'liskey
Finest Sherry in J casks and b >itlea
Finest l'ort*in £ casks and bottles
Ale in bottle.
&
IN ALL
'
JNDIAEagle
PEIME
J
&
&
CUSTOMHOUSE-STREET,
Have on Sale,
RUBBER BELTING, 3 inch to 8 inch
OWEN & GRAHAM,
HAVE ALWAYS ON HAND,
NEW ZEALAND POBK
in 200 lb. casks.
r
Testi-
CRUICKSHANK, SMART
HARRIS
>''-~
„
~
Five Shillings.
Twenty Shillings,
Eovty Shillings.
BOLIVIAN GUANO.
Three-bushel Bags
si"
for
Don't fail to send for circulars,
&
Carpet Bags
Cutlery
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TO CONNOISSEURS.
.American Lirill
Blankets
Muslin Pugearses
Men's Moleskin Trousers
Men's Duck Trousers
Boy's and Youth's Clothing
Saddles
S.
One
Five
Twelve
Thirty
Sixty-five
Eighty
CRUICKSH-ANK, SMART,
Navy Blues, large patterns
•
MERINOS,
'
CELEBRATED BULK ALE.—
Alexandra.'
& CO.
Arrived per
-
'-'
FOR THE
&
"it' PEGASUS,'
Boots and Sj.
Men's Bluchers :md Lace-nps
Men's Water-tightsand Shooting Boots
Men's Elastic Side and Knee Boots
Boy's and Youth's Bluctiera and Lace-ups
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per
—
-
11
CONBIIBTNG OF
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WINTER GOODS!
Until theNevr Premises ore built,
STOUT.
Arrived
Alexandra. The Price of Certificates, tlie great
1
inducement to Clubs. GKKAT
BLOOD'S
J
OBUTCESHANK, SMART CO.,
Sole Agents.
India Twills
Black li' .'.v r;lk3
Satchellß, Courier Bags
Ladies' Silk
"•
OF
Where tie Business of the Firm will be conducted
-
Haberdashery
Calicoes, Horrocks, A.8.H., 32 and 36in.
Super long Cloths, 30 and 32in.
Medium aad Wigan's 20 and 32in.
72 and SO Croydon Sheeting
?rt
HOBSOVS BUILDINGS,
S.
NATIONAL
TAXLE,
MAM?.'" :
J
THIS DATE UNTIL ETJIITKER
.
Misquito Nets
Clhottnlnte* nnrl /"V-
ANNUAL Smw
AS
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Hemmed Cambric Handkerchiefs
Wool Union Towels
Ladies' Stays and Corsets
Ladies' Black Glace Mantles
boxos
Finest Bciated Oranga V:W.White G.'Vii u and Coun;ei ,'iugar
Yellow a.t'.-j 'litt-o ditto
Sperm Candle*
matter'
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TO ARRIVE PER NORWOOD.'
Fancy Prints
Fancy Printed Muslins
Scotch and Lancashire Muslins
Linen Ginghams
Toilet Quilt Covers
Damask Table Covers
Turkish Towels
GROCERIES, consisting of—
Finest Congou Tea in chests,
AND KNOWN
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Ex 'ROB ROY.'
_
Navy Blue Prints
Scotch Twill, Regatta and CrimeanShirts
Ladies' Leather Boots
Ladies' and Childs' Kid Boots
K#.'ss
Xv*
FOOT OF SHOETLAND-STEEET,
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Horrocks, A.B-, 32 and 36ia.
OWEN
£35>
20s.
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£10,000
BRAND
AUCKLAND.
STORK AT THE
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raX B Drapers
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FIEE!
ITEE !!
EIEE!!!
tried it to be the
, BEST PtmiFIEB OF THE BTXJOD,
13 admirably adapted to supply a great want—that of
:
ENTIRE
CROMBTE,
CASEY, J,
OE
CONSEQUENCE
NOI
a remedy always at hand, easy of application, aid
'certain in its results. * From their largely extended'
sale and general adoption, they may be fairly classed
;
as a Household necessary.
* ! Sold by all Chemists and
other dea ere in Patent
HAVING
RECEIVED AH ELIGIBLE OFFER TOR THE
t)EMT,
B-, Stappokdskibe POTTKRIEB
Importer of Glass,
Queen-street, Auckland.
China, and Earthenware.
Medicines.
STOCK,
H. GILLETT
&
CO.,
Recommended:
by. the Eacuity—Teswhich are. daily
timonialsfrom the ino3t eminent of; \vhoji may ba
inspected—as the most effectual, safe, speedy, and
convenient remedy for Cough and all Disorders of
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BROTHERS, Importers of British
Fobeiox Mbbchandisb, Qusen-street
LEWIS
Wharf.
and
Ooach Builders, &0.,
Springs and all kinds of
BROTHERS.
MAOKTK
Iron Work made
Wellesley-street.
"VTICCOL
&
to Order.
CO., Ship Ohaxdlbbs, Lower Queen-
.
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TKOWTHK
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THE QUISiK
OOMP. AN Y
R A
O .35
Of liIVEBPOOL and LONDON.
PURIFY THE BLOOD.
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GO OD. HE ATH,'
USE
...
PI
1" ' S
Ii lOWA
BLOOD:
PORE
L
LS.
.As the vital.flhid when in a healthy state sustains and renovates.every.pdrt of the sjstera, it is abundantly manifest that
any.medicine' which does not act powerfully upon the blood,
can never exterminate rooted disease.. •.
ASPBOWXLS.
THE HEAETrLusGS,
Fire, Life, Endowments, Axmuitifls;
This medicine acts immediately uponali these miiri3prinzt
of life;stimulating an I restoring themto a healthyactipp. It
OAPITAL, TWO MILLIONS STERLING^
is the: greatest purifier of.the. blood ever known.; .1 has, the
larjrost sale of any medicine iri the world ;andis advertised
in every language, and 13 used by iaU classes from pole to.pole.
DIRECTORS IN MELBOURNE
Gb>"era£ Disorders of .the Litter and Stomach.
j?«1
Youngman
The average durationof human life might be 'almost, doubled
Chairman —Henry
by. giving careful attention to ,what we eat and drink* but aa
Yice-Chairman—M. Michaelis ;I«sq.few will exc rcise this Vcaution .w-erinust; have at ,hand -ait
W. Mooro Bell, Esq.
eaectual remedy for':restoring, those great
.the liver
Such as indulge air table,
Thompson,
Esq.
andstomadti. to
Kerr
W.
either in eating.ordrinkihg/.should take! about: one of those
i Durham Nicholson, Esq.
clkp
from-which
will
result
a
head
atbedtim'e,
famous Pills
liandj a
stomich the following morning. : Thousands of
always complaining of sick heidaches, want .of
ladies
are
THI3
COMto cocect
ADVANTAGES OFFERED BY
appetite, wiut of Energy aihd a yrant.of strength
four of. thesey Pills: shoMd be.
PANY.
all these evils, three
:a'Weekvwheh:they'would' eujby the heairh aad.appetiie
, Life Department.—Non-forfeiture of policies, by twice ploughman.
pf a
JL
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ArCKLAND.
JAJO?fs,
.
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the plainest
the .t; 3Bt elegant style*-, an be litid a\V'their. Estabf
liahment
p.»OI}8
±2i>
Proprietor of the; abovo Establishment has
with a. large.and.
just returned ftoni
their
to
attention
particular
would
call
W. and H.
carefnUy••selected;stock of
WALNUT DEAWING BOOM SUITES,
CHINESE AND JAPANESE GOODS
every
of the most elegant and beautiful .designs, in which
MAHOGANY DINING-EOOM
variety of the following articles, the whole of
prices,
viz.—
SILKS
moderate
extremely,
LARGE
PAROEL
OF
be
offered
at
NEW
will
A
FDTRNITURE,
CURIOS.—The best Chinese Collection ever
JTJST RECEIVED,
MAHOGANY BEDROOM FURNITURE,
ae.eii ih 'the Southern Hemi3phere, consisting of
PORCELAIN, from the celebrated manufactoriesof
IRON
BEDSTEADS
OARPERT
and
GENERAL
and
'Monarch,'
WOOD,
BRASS,
also,
King-to-Ching and Nan-chang-fou, in DesEx
sert' Services, Vases, Toiiet Sets, Punch
and
COTS,
Bowls, Ac., &c.
DRAPERY, ex Rob Boy,' will be sold at the same
LACQUERWARE (Cantoneso) in Card Tables,
CORNICES, FRINGES, and DAMASKS,
(Teapoys, (s.mall tables)> Tea Trays, Tea Cadprice.
dies, Work Boxes, Cigar Boxes, Glove
HAIR, FIBRE, ALVA, & FLAX MATRESSES,
BoxeSj &c.
IVORYWARE, in Chessmen, Draughtsmen, Card
STRAW PALLIASSES, FEATHER BEDS,
Ciaes, junks, Vases, Card Baskets, Paper
SAI/3 TO COMMENCE THIS DAY, AT
Knives, &c.
BOLSTERB. and PILLOWS.
TORTOISESHELIj-WARE, in variety
9 O'CLOCK.
SANDALWOOD-WARE—An assortment of
FANS. AND HAND9CREENS—every new style
GEOVEE AND BAILEE'S
(an exquisite colloction), &c., &c;, &c.
Carpet and other patterns (ten
SPITAPIELDS HOUSE,! PREMIUM SEWING MACHINES MATTING—New
varieties) never imported before'
modem/Family
Two things are necessary in a
OIL (known as Tea Oil)—far superior to beit Colza
234 QUEEN-STREET.
for burning, and without an equal as a lubriMachine j it should Stitch arid Embroider, othercator for machinery
family
and.
use,
half
inaohine
for
a
wise it is but
PRESERVED GINGER Chowchow, and Kumquats (Chyloongß No. 1)
when you have finished stitching a garment with
will bo 10ft to.' embroider it
GOOD
NEWS
your machine,
Note.—The above are not the inferior and
tediously by hand. .Grove' - and Baker's. Premium defective manufactures.sold:by Chinese to. Europeans
at the outports, but the choicest of their several
TO AT.T< WHO CAN APPRECIATE GENUINE
Machines are perfect Stitchers and perfect Embroi- kinds, selected by the importer from tho actual
manufactories in- the interior, niany of them, being
derers.
WINES AND SPIRITS,
£12.
made to his order.
.instructions given to purchasers gratis.
AT
In addition to the foregoing, there will bei open to
selection a quantity of curious and beautiful
EXTEEMELY LOW PEIOBS
JAPANESE GOODS,
WINKS & HALL,
Well worthy the attention of connoisseurs.
.
THE
:
.
GENERAL DRAPERY.
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Fejiax'es or all Aces.
the issue of free paid-up policies, payable during the
CLis3*s.
We fame of
.dttriibrdlnary pills ia partly based upon,
life time of the assured; or to his heirs in the event of
the beneficial Effects they have upon .■■'the constitutions of
his ewly• death.
any
kind,\
either in youiig persons
:pb tnictiofis 'of
duced system ; one-half.credit. for the first five years. femalesflirty or fifty years .ofzap. -the*most'.critical
Or those betweeu
Foreign..'residence '.and travelling without extra pre- pefi6d: 'bf iife-riaiay be radically removed by' u=ihg these, pills.
to the printed directions, which..accompany each
mium. Policies are unchallengeable/ except on the acceding
Young persons with sicklv and sallow- complexions, and
ground of fraud. Kates of premium the lowest in box.
appea: ance,. may have the
even niotliers. of.a simi
Colony.
the
this wonderful
bippmof heiH'h restored to their cheeks
; and expel 3 all gross and,
Fira Department.—Fire insurances effected at the corrective, which.purifles. the, blo6d
; impure humours
from, the systeih> ' Beware ;theVi of the
lowest current rates of premium.
age from: forty :o fifty, it sends so; many.thousand
All losiea paid in tEe Colony.
mothers to a .premature .girdve,Wrth&je. pills, should be .taken
at that. period! bf life nvo or three;tinies a week, .'and; by so
By order of the Board,
doingthere is little to fear. .
ROBERTS,
, CHRILDREN* .AND THEIR AIiXEXTS..
JOHN
&
and
BROWNE'S
OOLLIB
CBLOBODYSE.
Vice-Ohancellor Sir W. Page Wood stated publicly
in Court that Dr. J. Collis Baowxs was undoubtedly the Inventor of Chlorodyne; that the whole
Btory of the defendant Fbeejian was deliberately
untrue, and he rezretted to Pay it liad been a/rorn to.
—See the Times, July 13, 1864.
DB.
J.
JAMES
SHOB.TLAND-STREET.
OLDHAM,
QUANG TUNG- HONG,
Sole Agents for the Province of Auckland.
High-Street,
COLLI 8
BROWNER
CHLORODYNE.
to inform his CUSTOMERS*and the
Hon.
Eabl
Russell
communicated
PUBLIC that, notwithstanding the GREAT
The Bight
to the
PRICE TEN SHILLINGS.
College of Physicians and J. T. Davenport that he INCREASE in DUTY, he is prepared to Sell a
information
to the effvct that the only
had received
remedv of any service in. Cholera war Chlorodyne.— th following Prices for CASH:—
HO CIISTETTER'S TOPOGEA PHI GAL
245. per dor.
Bee Lancet, Dec. 31, It
CAPE WINES
AND GEOEOGICAL ATLAS OP
Pure and Free from Spirit.
COLLIS
BROWNE'S
NEW ZEALAND.
J.
PORTS AND SHERRIES
265. to 365.
CHLORODYNE.
According to Brand and Age.
Extract from Medical Times, Jan. 12, 18S6.—"la
CONTENTS
CHAMPAGNE
36b. to 665.
prescribedby scores of orthodox medical practitioners.
NEW ZEALAND
According to Brand.
P OF
Of course it would not be thus singularly popular did
Map of Isthmus of Auckland
it not' supply a want and fill a place.'
CLARET, BURGUNDY, and
Map of the Waikato and SouthernPart* ofthe
other FRENCH WINES 26a. to 425.
Province, of Auckland.
J.
COLLIS
BROWNE'S
BUM
16a. to 18e. per gal.
Map of Botomahana,. and Hot Springs
CHLORODYNE
or Dark)
of Harbour of Aotea and Kawhia
(Pale
Map
20s.
to
245.
BRANDY,
is the best and most certain remedy in Corona,
Map of Province of Nelson.
BRANDY (in Cases)
36a. to 55a.
Colds, Asthma, Cossomption, Neuralgia, RheuWHISKEY, GENEVA, and OLD TOM,
matism, &c.
Single Mapt.
at equally Low Prices.
J.
COLLIS
BROWNE'S
BURTON ALE (very fine) 3s. 6d. per. gal.
Waikato
4s.
CHLORODYNE
28.
New Zealand
In Quantities to suit Customers.
is a certain cure in Cholera, Dysentksy, Diajwhcea,
lis. to 14s. per doz.
ALE and STOUT
Colics, <tc.
L
D E L 'A T T E E
rvß.
J.
COLLIS
BROWNE'S
QlTBEir-STBEBf, AUCKLAND,
XJ
CHLORODYNE.
HIS BTOCK of TOBACCO, CIGARS TEA
And all Booksellers.
Extract from the General BoaeI) op Health, COFFEE, 4c., &c., &c., are well worth a trial
London, as to its efficacy in Cholera.—" So strongly are and trusts to convince all that it is their interest to
■we convinced of the immense value of this remedy,
QUEEN-STEEET WHAEF.
that we cannot too forcibly urge the necessity of deal with
JAMES OLDHAM,
adopting it in all caspj."
From A. Montgomery, Esq., late Inspector of HosE. MOOEE,
WINE A.ND SPIRIT MERCHANT,
pitals, Bombay.—" Chlorodyne is a most valuable
WINE, SPIBIT, AND BEER MERCHANT
remedy in Neuralgia, Asthma, and Dysentery.
To
AND
AND IMPORTER.
it I fairly owe my restoration to health after eighteen
months severe suffering, and when all other medicines
Wathb
Maihxfactoby,
Mikebax.
had failed."
The Public and Shipping. suppllod with Wines
and Spirits of first quality.
HIGH STEEET,
J.
COLLIB
BROWNE'S
AUCKT.AHD.
CHLORODYNE.
PALE AND BROWN BRANDT
Campbeltown Scotch Whiskey
CAtTTios'.—None genuine without the words Dr.
Fine Old Irish. Whiskey
J. C'ollis Browne's Chlorodyne" on the Government
Browning's Celebrated Old Tom
TO AGRICULTURISTS AND OTHERS.
Stamp. Overwhelming medical testimony accomGeneva Gin
panies each bottle, fe'ole Manufacturer, J. T. DaveitFine Old Rum, 33 o.p.
3POBT, 33, Great Russell-street, Bloomsbury, London.
BOLIVIAN
GUANO.
BOLIVIAN
GUANO.
Cura(joa
The immense demand enables the proprietors to
Maraschino
reduce the price it is now sold in bottles, la lid,
Cherry Cordial
2i 3d, 4s 6d, and lis.
&
Brandy
W.
Cherry
J.
HUEST
CO.
CollinßAgents for Melbourne—Taylob
Co.,
Orange Bitters
ftreet West.
it unnecessary to add a word of their own
Orange
&
Wobms
Boven
Agent for Sydney—M. A.
Co., Wynin favour of this best of all PHOSPHATE
German Bitters
yard-lane.
GCJANOS, but cannot refrain from submitting, for
Vinegar for Pickling
White
Wine
the csneideration of Farmers, the Testimonial of one
Walker's English Ginger Wine
of their own body, so long and favourably known to
Madeira, old
CHARLES DAVIS,
them.
Sparkling Hock
Champagne, pints,and.■■■■•''•
quarts, Jacquesson'a
ATCJTIONEER AND COMMISSION AGENT.
Mangarei, 20th July, 1866.
Real Havanna Cigaris
1 ■
To Messrs. W. J. Hurst & Co.
Gentlemen, —At your request, I have much
BURTON PALE ALE, lis. PER DOZEN
DAVIS begs to return thanks to his pleasure in testifying to the merits of the Bolivian
PORTER, 3s. 9d. PER GALLON
Guano I received from you.
IN BOTTLE, 9s. 6d. PER DOZEN
numerous friends and patrons for pastfavors bestowed
I used about two cwt. to the acre, on a field of
thirty acres, sown with Grasses, Rape, and Turnip,—
FINE RODA TENT SACRADONAL WINE.
on him during his long residence in AUCKLAND and I must confess there is quite an unusual flow of
the Rape and Turnip, the like of which I have not
and informs them that having completed theerection seen before.
The Trade supplied with hogsheads and qr.-casks
The fielcl is open for tho inspeetion of any
of his Brick Bulidings, Queen-street, he intends one who may wish to see it.
R.M. has on Sale a Bmall quantity of OLD PORT of
I am, yours respectfully,
the finest quality that can be had in London.
Johjs Wailace."
cwrvinsr on the Business of
DE.
J.
QUEEN-STREET,
BEGS
DR.
.
:
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0. J. Stohb.
I
W. 0. Wilsos.
G. B. OwiJf,
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AtTCKIiJvD.
F. PBICE, Pbofhietos.
TABLES
&w'.
Constipation of .the: Inflammation
Bowels
Opnipaiyi
ten to
'
from any of tie Directors.
N '
GEORGE P. PIERCE,
ot
Manager.
v
There is. considerable saving; taKng thej largest..sizes,
N.B.—Directions for.'the guidance of jpatiehts in every
disorder are affixed to each box. .
COMPANY (LIMITED).
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at 8 a.m.
,
Fqh
Open arid Close Carriages
Ladies' and Gents' Saddle Horses
Dog Carts, Buggies, and Sociables
Horses bought and sold privately.
H. HARDINGTON•
February I6th, 1866.
;
.
:
William Duthie,
•
Esq., Director of the Standard
Bank of British South Africa
Alexander Frazer, Esq. (late of Maclain, Watson
and Co., Batavia)
Lewis Frazer, Esq. (Maclain, Frazer .and Co.,
BAIT
Gardens
STABLES, John Paterson, Esq., director of the Alliance Bank'
Felix Pryor; Esq. (of the late firm of H. and J.
Johnston.and Co.)
NIGHT.
John; Swindell, Esq. (Swindell and Matthews),
FOB HIRE:
Ladies and Gentlemen's Saddle Horse*
Waggonets, Bingle or double harness
Open and Covered Buggies single or doublaOpen
aeated
and closed Carriages for wedding parties
&c.
Mincing Line
Henry Thurbum, Esq., .5,
HARRIS
IHTPRRTAT,
&
INSURANOE
LONDON.
ordered by telegram
COMPANY
OF
Agent—SAMUEL JACKSON,Fort-street.
Fresh Ground from the Mill.
R. & R. Would! also take this opportunity of returning thanks to their patrons and the public for
past favours, and would solicit a continuance of the
' ' nEignors,
andrendering
ONEHUNGA.
PROMPT ACCOUNT SALES
or all Auctions and Consignments entrusted
to his
IWERSON begs respectfully to state that
she has a large and varied stock of Groceries
and
General Commoditiesof theBest Qaulitv,
Flour,
at most Moderate Prices.
All orders will be faithfully and promptly executed.
MRS.
cue, to give general satisfaction.
HOUSE AND LAND SALES IN TOWN OB
TO CAPTAINS OF VESSELS IN MANUKAU
HARBOUR.
The Captain,j of Vessels can be supplied daily with
aCopy of the HERALD NEWSPAPER, GRATIS,
by application to Mrs. A. C. I wesson, Grocer and
GeneralDealer, Beach Onehonga.
I
COUNTEY promptly attended to.
DAVIS'
I
WHARF, QUEEN-STREET.
!
j
OHABLES
AIPEED
"
BAENE S,
T"\ ATNTY ARIEL" "will stand this Season, at
I the Sllerslie Stables, near Auckland.
'
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;
"THE NEW ZEALAND
(Successor to S. J.
Williams),
CUSTOM-HOUSE, SHIPPING, GENERAi Teems—Ten Guineas each Mare, jno.uduig Groom's,
fee.
COMMISSION AND FORWARDING
AGENT, &o.
required
Paddocks if
AUCgLAND
THE BEACH; ONEHUNGA.
for Mkresand' Foals.
Pour lines
t lines
CARTED
IO.OODS
"vA
O
to and from Auckland daily,
it E H :U.:N
G A-
.
F. NORTON, Chemist, Queen-street,
and Shipped as per address.
Onehunga, and Mrs. A. O. Iwerson, Storehe-iyer,
The cutter 'Betsey" will continue in the Waiuku near Beach, Onehunga, are agents in .Onehunjj!, for
trade, and run twice a week, weather permitting. V
the salo of the ? Daily Nbw ZRXLAND Hbeat.ii and;
Orders left at the Btore as above; or in. Aucklmd, tho Weekly Heb\i.d.
Subscribers . names, advertisements, and order# fo?
at Messrs. Coxbbs &
will reccivo prompt printing trill be received at eitherOf the above
Attention*
pla«o«.
MR.
«•«
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...
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,
...
li.W*
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each additional Una.
SOBBCBIFTIOH
.
168. per Quarter; single copies 3d. each
.
those^roseategates, the lips:
Behind;
of girlhood, there should be a fragrant palace
drop!
ivory and coral., To
Young ladies, ybu./should: keep your
teethand gums in perfect order, if you hope in afterlife to enjoy the blessings of a sound set of dentals
arida sweet breath; What wiU .taable ypu to do,
thi»P yoxiafik* Nothing Taut fragrant SozODONt wo
elegantly . furnished: with
metaphor.
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And 2d. for
CITY FLOUR MHYLS,
Wtsdham-stbejt.
Jidy 7th, 1866.
HF.RA.riT)."
TERMS OP ADVEETISEiCENTS.
Three linea
At Current Rites.
,
&
:
.
attention
RETAIL
.
strict
ON SALE—WHOLESALE AND
Fine Flour, Seconds Ditto.
Wheatmeal
Sharps and Brain,
Maize; whole and crushed
Maize Meal, Oatmeal
Seed Oats
Food for Cattle
.
by
ST ALL!ON.
;
..
,
of
f-.ad trusts
FENCING
;
pi'ironag'S,
As the quantity on hand is limited, W. J. H. & Co.
request those who desire it for the Potato Crop to
their book
their Orders at once.
W. J. HURST & CO.,
to the
Auckland Coal and Potato Depot
(Opposite Cruickßhank, Smart Co.)
,
.T) OBLEY and RUSSELL beg respectfully to
JEt) intimate to their friends, and the public generally; that they have at great expense erectod
machinery and other appliances for the manufacture
of OATMEAL, which may always be obtained
:
N O T I C E.
same.,
"
of
;
were.
Agents.
"
He most respectfully solicits a renewal
;
Terrace.
LAURIE,
,
Special Conveyances can be
to meet the Waikato steamers.
branch:of his profession. yand one who is a legally ; qualified
practitioner and Tueraber of the Medical Board of Victoria..
Dr; Ij., L. SMITH has now been in practice in .Victoria fdc
the last fourteen: years. " He. was formerly! a! pupil and pracunder the celebrated; Dr. .Culvenvell of
well
knowri forVhis skill.in,the treatment of those diseases for. which
contemporaries;. Dr.
L^llemand,' Ricord, and himself
,L. L.. Smith; has the 'raost extensive ./.practice, extending;
throuzh the whole of Victona; New, South
Australia, Tasmania, ahd New Zealand.. DrMi. L*. Sraith has
now estabUshed this ertensive practice through hia admirable
system of corresponding by letter; By encloaing aone pound
bank-rriote, ;in answer and consultation is immediately rettxmed'by next-post'. Three hours in ibe day are continuonily
devoted.to thisbranch of Dr.,;SMiTH's practice.
known to.all
.DK. Xu Li SillTH'S .establishments,are wellreferente
has
visitors to Yictoria. His extensiyie library forextensive.anr
press.:- His
even been: praised by the
atomical museum, is well-knowh l iand Dr. L; L; Smith's reputation alone'as a lecturer ori pnysiologicaland anatomical
subjects, is sufficient security; to "the public : that .those, wbo
entrust their cases in his- hands will." to say the leasc, : have a
guarantee that they tplace them in tbe cara of one who.iS:.wcU
anatomy and physioloey, of the human
acquainted with
body arid itis mysterious workings, and. therefore. Irrespective
of his reputation for curing; tuese diseases, he isat.least a
competent/person to attempt, to.cure them. Dr, L. Lf:Smith
takes the gr&test precautious to avoid, publicity .being given,
as to hjcoghitidh from whence the correspondence'comes. He
has beeii now fourteen yeare in practice at Victoria; and hot
one sirigle.case.has ever been m-»de public., Dr., L<. L, Smith
,
:
ca«» be consulted by le
E>r. I>. Lv SsiiTfi; L. S A., first prizeman iri the prinoiplei
..and practice of medicine; first prize for surgery ;'nrst prize
anatdmy
liospital ; first
for.
prizeman ,ior. chemistryfirst .certificate. , for mid«wifery i
aiid inember.of the Medical Board of Victoria. J,, :
192 B mrkerstreet Easty, Melbourne, Victoria;,'
,
Smith, 192 Bourke-:3treet East, ilelbodme.
Dir:
The following works by:Drl L. L. Wraithcaabe obtained
direct from, the author, 6a.encl6amg stainpß,Gd extra postage
Impotence and Sterility. 4s 6d ; Obstades to ilarnage, 41
6d.. ;;Mearis ,ofProlohging' Lifei, 2s. 6d;;. How to Get Fat and.
How to Qet Thinls!;' &c. -&c..
,
:
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hia
1
Papsikura
Martin's Farm
Papatoitoi
Bazorback
.
Bedoubt
Otahnhu
Queen's
Manngatawhiri Creek. Auckland.
the
.
Drury
Drury
"
TG; who has been
be acknowledges, out ol
Drofeission. by .thas advertising l; but he deems itbetter, to give
itui unfortunate. feUow-being who, has . erred (once, perhaps,,
only in the course^of.tiis life)
at.least being
capable of discriininatiug for himselfi.of ascertaining for. himself but of the mass of charltan'tsm, at laast one practitioner
wh'6 Uas. devoted his time,. .money, and study to this peculiar
1
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OOAO HE 8 DAI LT.
Leave. Maungatawhiri Creek
Leave Auckland
at 8 a.m. for
at 8 A.m. for
Queen's Redoubt
O.tahuhu
Papatoitoi
Bazorback
Papakura
Martin's Farm
established siiice 1851, lias
routine.;of
stepped, perhaps,
Capitai—£l,6oo,ooo.
«
GALVANISED WIRE FOR
ON SALE.
Queen-street, Auckland.
.force
Dr. ;L. L. Sill
.
AND
Clarklrving.Esq., Hyde Park Square
James Lyall, Biq. (Lyall, Renuio and Co., Caloutta)
James Mo Master, Esq., Director cf the Merchan'.
Banking Company
Brin«ley de Courcy Nixon, Esq., Queen's Gate
VICTORIA-STREET.
jgg- OPBJf ALL HOUEB OF
DEEM
ANtt COMMISSION AGENT.
lives.
:
Jj
CO.
&
ailmenti of>
.
T IVERY
&
AUCTIONEER
aithoukli
.
COBB
;
"
ing Company
fiilfil
duties
Singapore)
MARTELL'S
"
Augustus Henry Novolli, Esq..
.
DR.
Hrra:
:
:
.
Deputy-Chairman
William Patrick Adam, Esq-, M.P., Blair Adam,
Xinrosshire
William Fiederick Baring, Esq., Director of the
Bank of Hindustan
Stephen Busk; Esq:, Director of the Merchant Bank-
1
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.
milaise,.
.desire.
.certain
FIRE AND LIFE BOARD.
Chairman: T. WV L. Mackean, Esq.
_
.
DR.
Deputy-Governor: Alexandre Eraser, Esq.
aency to de-spDndency; a. sslUUt: occasional loss Of .memory;
sometimes a.weakness across tiie.sniaU of the back and loins;
or waking with a feeling as if .iihrefresUed'; agehbral. depression;, a want of pluck,, as it were.; , leas
for .business,
feeling 'I
than formerly anil you are.troubled with a
'nervoiisne*s;"a loss ofpower?
Ifyoii are.to.be wdriie<l:in:time;you have now the, means
and.oppoi;tunir><of
restored to health. It.iis atthis stage
thit.ypur nlUease,by a timely application of'remedies and regimen, can be eradicated;-aiid your system invigorated; vour
manhood restored to that .stati ithat you may and dm
required of,you by vour sr>cial and moml;being.. Be
the
warned also to whom you apply. There .aw, tWo rocks: .upon
. whibh you may split—tho one'beins the legally quilifiid pracfully qualjfi--d -iy.hi< knowledge of his
titioner, who,
humanity,
profession to treit ttie vanous general
yet;is totally ignorant (as the majority of them. 'unfortadateljr
are) of.this peculiar brunch of his • science,' the :rea3on ;\beibff
that .he his never made it his peculiar study, and ths ; other
rock is,the blatant charlatan and quack;\who preys upoh' tbef
pockets and
of. his victims : Tnese individuals, assume
pretension* and are,
lities to which they havemt the
ordinary cominon,
for the.most: part, men even without
rudiinehti ofeducation,.who. by their
of impudencf ,and
y ruin the small.rernains. of <health of
: tlie, poor deluded victim.
.
:
..
tlie.
feeling up »n you.tbat you are not quite:
Governor: John Patbbson", Esq.
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Head Office:
?
.
OMNIBUBES
..
WAUXIXG n—Do you suffer from physical incapacity
frbm
Are. you suffering from ii-rvu '.s debili:y? Hiv-- you
bseri the jrullty victim of any.secret'yics?'' Do yod- sinfer
fol'o'wins?;
a, setofsymptoms nearly akin more,or less to
condition, of health, not lyit positiyely ill,.'.bat &
A
69, Corn hill, London.
:
DR.
the Bazaar Yards for Newmarket, Mount St. John, Epsom, and Quehucga,
EVERY DAY fSunday excepted), punctually, at 8,
10, 11, .noon, and .at 2, 3, and 4 p.m. ..returning'
from Onehunga at 8, 9, IQ, noon, and at 1, 2,, aad 4
p.m. On SUNDAYS, from each place, at 9 a.m.,
and at 4 p.m.
A 'BUS, will leave the Bazaar Yards, DAILY,
for Newmarket, Junction Hotel, Harp of Erin, .Panmure, and Howick, at 3pm.; returniag from Howick
r.
*.*'
OAPITAL: £1,000,003 STEBLLVO.
leave
Ulcers.
,Venereal. Affections
ofall Kinds
. : .'Weakness froth.
Rheumatism'
whatever causa.
'Retention of Urine^ ■. &c.»'
&<X
I.Sore Xliroats. *
vporldl
:
MA
umours
■
Complaitit
JL.umbas'o
Piles
Sold at the EsUbiishment of .Professor Hollowat,. 244,
by iiU,respectable
;
Strand, (near Temple Bir.y
Druggists and Dealers in Medicine
Uie civilized
HOME AND COLONIAL ASBUEANCE:
HORSE AND CARRIAGE BAZAAR.
.f?undice
Consdmpdon
Debility
Dropsy
Dysentery
Erysipelas
Fits
'""
.Tic-Doalotireax
'i
Indigestion
Colics
of Bates, Printed Forms of Propoeals,
and an other information may be obtained from
..
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J. A., Wholesalb Saddlers
WISEMAN,
Harness Makers, Queen-street.
.
and
NEW ZEALAND
COMPANY.
•
STEPHENS,
Land Agent, Hamilton, Upper Waikato.
you.
•
Surveyor
'
INGRAM —Licensed
The.meaSels, the small-pox. ihe whooping-cough, .and the
many complaints to which children are heirs,slioiUd be treated
.motners when they see such disease apas follows:
proaehirig bruise two or threeof. these pills,, according to the
age 6f the cliiid, giving them night and morning.in a Httla
meliciae wttl
water in the, form of a powder; this
reinoveiand cure all complaints incidental to,childhoodWant op StrengthAyo EviE-Y.
Persons of sedentary habits, or trouble in m;nd, or working.
I NSUEA NC E
I'll factories or coal: pit-, or such osiers who cannot obtiin
that arhount o»:iresh air and excercwe. which naturereq'iire*,
suffer from, weakness and' debUity, lo**ness of. spirits and want
of appetite,.. AH such should take a.djse or tvvo.of these' .Rill*
FIBS AND MARINE.
every three or four days, as t »ey.act gently and effectually oa
ATTOKIiABT).
BnIXiDIKQS,
nnuiMSSASBE'S
Train
the syiterhi. imparting vigour and energy: to «the Iwdy; wnich
,i 3 always followed .by :a good appetite, soua 1 and refreshing
sleep, with a.high flowof >pirits. Every -family-and.traveller
OAPITAL, >360,000,
..shpuld'keepa box of these invaluable piU* by theua against
era ergen ciies.
WIXH Tnrr.nrrrn t.ti btt.ttV OP TEH BHAEBHOLOTBS. anytolloway'i
Pills are the best;,remeJy known in the world
i
for ttte following' diseases
DIRECTORS:
Irregnlan- Scrofula—Kangi 1
Ague
female
%
: Evil'
Asthma
.-'ties
CnAiBitAS—JAKBS Welliaksos, Esq.,
%Sfone4--Gravel.
Bilious Complaints. Fevers of all
—S.
BBOWKZHS.
DXPUTT CHAIEHAJT
.Secondary Spmp*
Blotches on the skin G<)ut
THOIIAS Rusapuj
Bowel.Complaints
DAVID Grahaic,
Headache
.toms..'.[
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J., Muxbrs, Auckland, Freeman's
and Henderson and Macfarlane's
Store.
Acting. Secretary.
J. T. GARLICK,
Auckland Agent.
,
J.
SOPPET,
Bay Mill,
&
:
and
Importers of and Dealers in every description of
Paints, Oils, Turpentine, Color*, Varnishes, French
Polish. Gold Leaf, Brushes, and Paper Hangings;
British and Continental Plate. Pheet, Crown, and
Ornamental Glass; Clock and Compass Glasses.
•Glass cat to any size and carefully packed. Window
Lead, Glazed Sashes, Doors, &c.
.
W„ 4 SON, Wyndham-stroet,AuckPHILLIPPS,
Glass Mbrchasts,
lrad, Oil, Color,
.
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street, Auckland.
AucKand,. Ei»iipHpi
Cwwr-j's-v;..
.
1855.
FIEST Isstjb, £500,000.
:
F„ WHOLESALB AST) RETAIL
Bookbinder, Paper Ruler A.VD
Account Book Manitfictukeb, Upper Queen-street,
nexf door to Mr. Evitt'e, Gunsmith. Established
J.
LEIGHTON,
Stationer,
V:,
,
CO., ArcnoxßßUs ajtb Commission
Brunswick Buildings, Queen-
&
Agknts, Ac., &c.,
V'';??''..
suitable to aU
AND
/
QUAN© Ti r.Tf v;->NO.
T
:
JONES
Street.
THB
lar^'.i
;
and.
.
tho Lungs, Chest, and Throat.
Sold in Boies and Tins, of various sizes, by T.
Keating, Chemist, 79, Pt. Paul's Churchyard, Loa'don. Sold retail by all Druggists, See.
M^LLiOJS.
.
BILKS
genual
.rc»om i)Z
o
oojiir-
OF
a-d 3e-*»iery
rsr»roi
MiKCiurT, liTPOi rrn
W. 0.,
ajtd Commission Aoest, High-street, As-Je-
HILL,
A
mp.'ve
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a.witn,
veduced brice.s , it
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ONE
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V.'.'.wox-sa
C'ocia. V.utcHes,
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THE WHOLE OF THEIR STOCK
CAPITAL,
.
T.
HaCKB,
Tulcan-lr.-.i..
3e«cript
f
Aire
■■
their present
extensive STOCK of English ard Colonial
F U B N I TUB E,
PRICES
LONDON
Bstah
Clothins Wabbhovsb,
ato
HALL
&
SELLING OFF
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