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Auckland Star, Volume II, Issue 584, 23 November 1871, Page 3

, <TH E MARTYRS OF MELA-NESIA, . SKRVION by the Rev., James Cosh. A MA will S published in a few days7pri<KNH_OKS_WANT£D. War^se, W^e^reeiL WASTED KNOWN-To Millers-To be Bold a Great Bargain, a paw of large- .;,«! French Burr Stones, with Iron Gearing, WoochK Belt, &c., and every appliance SmplS! to be seen at Mr. Blood's OarpenS? nSjfeoor to Ho^ck^ood'a Iron I oundry. Chapel-strcci, Aucltland. Z^rk WTTTD IMMEDIATELY- A Good TTTANTED-A STEWARD for the NortkVV ' em Club ; must be a goou accountant, and produce unexceptionable referenot*Apply Northern Club. _ lotel. W well-built four-roomed COllAtHi, rrTT^^lA SmlvTActire BOY, for TV the Clothing Department-Apply to J Lett, ne X t tho iheßteeßoyal. — cnnMEN TO DINE at the SUSof Auckland erery iuxuvy in «u»n : n-rAN^ED-5 l oooßoyß H- Watts's to W Buy 4,386 Cocoanut, 2d, 3d and U i n hail Cocoanuta clianged. 3W 50 cases Oranges for sa.e. InTKD TO SKLL-500 boxes Clay PIPES, each three gross ; and one ton of first-class TOBACCO, at Hahbi*1 Cavendish House. Shortland-street. WANTED KNOWN-that D. GJOLDIE i 8 prepared to Supply a 1 kinds of Timber and other Building Materials ineludinTsShi Doors, Mouldings, Broad Timber, SLseblocks, Posts, »f«. hardwood, Felloes, Shaft,, Iron Bark and Blue Grum Laths, Bbingles, &c , fa, at the lowest market prices, at his Yards, Custom-house-street-TTTANTED-Men for the Kaipara BailW Way to call ah Hebbekt H Smith's HU-s.veot! and get one of his Impgred Patent Portable Bmoke.oonßun.wg OVEKS which are acknowledged by all to be the Beet and Cheapest Ovcna ever invented, as they "aviS letting and very little fuel anc^ I are to be had at the low price of AOb. Alto, Mothers of families in town and country^^i find these Ovens will rend«r cookery a much Ire bearable, P le»s.,ntcr and cooler occupation a, the heat is enclosed and they canJw placed outside. Illuitrated Price List of Patent Ovens and Wrought Iron 1 free to any part of the colony -Hebbeet a. STO HigHtveet, opposite Bout's, and back of J. C. Morrin's. BOARD AND RESIDENCE. •YT-r ANTED KNOWN—That Comfortable WbOABD...:! RESIDENCE can be Jocured at Mrs. E,host's, Pi-o.pectHouj, Lbsoli-streel, within two doors of St. Matthew's Church Tevma : reduced from 25s to 21s per week. rilWO Gentleman can be accomodated with I BOnin and RESIDENCE in the most heaitliT locality in town ; two minuteu walk from tho PostWe. Terms very reasonable. -Cliff House, oor : ier of Moore and Hobson■W ANTED, ,-.. ,-.nn TAILORS,—AppIy immediately (-i . OooiißKfi, City Clothing Mart. i . i\ DOZEN BOTTLES WANTED.— j }\)v *Vn/ iamb & Co-.Tiotoria Brewery, ~) UTTLE3 ! BOTTLES ! BOTTLES ! WANTED— 1,000 Dozen ALE BOTTLES at tho Albert Brewery; highest price given. '- mIMBER. TIMBER. Preparing for StockJ. taking. To be sold very cheap—lso,oo!' feet of Timber, in auantities to suit purchasers. —Apply to Union Sash and Door Company, Mechanics' Bay. TO LET—SHOP adjoining Menzies' Victoria Hotel, Victoria-street. —Apply K. I Baied, Victoria-jtreet. TjO LET—BEDROOM and PA.EXOB, Furnished or Unfurnished. Very pleasantly, situated in Symonds-street, corner City Road. TEN SHILLINGS REWARD. LOST— On Tuesday last, near the Market Place, a Gold EAR-DROP.—Apply to Mrs. Fuelong, next Loggie the Butcher. QUEBEO GOLD MINING- COMPANY (REGISTERED). Notice is hereby given that a Call (fourth) of Sixpence per share has This Day teen made by the Directors, payable at the Company's office, Queen-street, Auckland, on or before the Bth day of December, 1871. R. HORNE, Manager. Auckland, November 20,1871. "TvISTEICT OEDEES. Auckland, November 23,1871. The Officer commanding the district very imn-h resrets to be obliged to remark upon irregularities which hare already occurred upon the new Rifla Range at Mount Eden. Volunteera'have fired at the target before the disc defining theL'evious hit had teen withdrawn; the marker's pe*sr! was consequently exposed, and his life in imminent danger. Volunteers have fired from the firing point- not at the targets, but at objects not on the range at all And Volunteers of only two or three weeks' standing have beon provided with rifles and ammunition, and p-rmitted to appear on the range for practice, without actually knowing how to lo.ul their rifles 1 hese are irregularities of the gravest nature, for whick officers commanding corps, and the senior or non-commisioned officer on the range, are responsible. Such carelessness or inattention to orders on the part of Volunteers must inevitably result in their dismissal from the force, and possibly in consequences of a far more serious nature. W. GORDON, Major, Commanding Auckland District.