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Auckland Star, Volume II, Issue 587, 27 November 1871, Page 2

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-.}'?*" '"" - " ■-"''" ' " '"'.' , , ~.,'.. ~.,'" 5V fi.:'l(j 1 - ■ '.f 1*1 !' rJ K'v".;'' ' \1 *,■ ■ -: r t')■"- I.: , v Xv HA iM'SKiVJ* ':. '''V, j ' W are obliged from pressure of advertisem;'v:. to somewhat curtail oar reading matiivi- ;. 'lay, by holding over local and oilier ;^ •licence, oni a tolegrdiif rr-coivecl (torn .Vielbouvno he 21st instant:, wo lesrn that Tookey's eiiiu-^ w! re ou'ei'et! at £27. Lei is i remind our North Shore friends of the .;i\ . treat provided for them Uiis evening in '•!.'<■ 'uio'on'/li'p Lecture »t 1 lie DevonjK't't Hiili : iurriage." - .> ■■ .:tj(i carls have been doing their >'v.. : :. W . ■.':;>, fcb.o heat (if the ground has been sir* ,:ji' !he road wns always dry at one 0111 b;: ■■ ■ ■ .itiu, iad uix-n wetted. Some b.Hi- fiystem i' filling these carts is much re'cj'i- ■'', for iiie oKi-lashioned farm yiiid piiKij v; in u«n occupies* ;i i< ng liunc, and the v, n is jcj'v laborious. The tveaUir to-day !..;« been exoiedingly ii.i, and, fie 1 (ho sultry character '-'■' c atmosphere, t\>'ca,n almost certainly ;■ diet » fall of ruin. Xiisfuro is veryjnucu required jrs* now, 1 ! >ny of flic wells about town ;T]-c .;.•)■ ■,>•, anil Hi e)iist'f[iU'.n« tho writ-.-;- i. ' nwholesomo. Ham is also iic,.d(-,0 !..-.. • .. -; hnn-ts. 'I'!:.1 iiiu;i' " ■ ■ meeting in connection -vitii <'- -crt Weslcynn Ghapel will ; 'k.j pi ~;. 10 ■ , )W eroni'i:.': "' ': -'~'[>! ■j he- rn,:nds about Mori A!!m--! ''ivo spared n; eilbrt to make tin- vole pivcec-iinge a complete suouee.i. The .^ are Jjei^j- .-en iv the ladies in I:..: ih- :' • Severn! new miuist.era will .id.li':- ■'. uiee'ing; also, some special pieejs ■i niusio -'•! he rendered by the choir. We hi;, to acknowledge lh< "oeipt oi v pamphlol "u.'iliiiriiuK " sermon |"enched by the Hlv. J. Cosh, M.A., to the L'iS'uytemn cefngregfttion worshipping at St. f^w'g Chureli. It is on tho death of Bisho, p ttl t e . son ani his miwiouarj helper*. f":'' Q3 r - Coah was ion;; a missionary nnii.n:; j _ J<n islands, 5.: pflrsonal interest , i: |T , and hia a nnitted <-!<><;■>.. ~.^^'i to produce n iuos!; interesting and t,",' n ,j ( i L . e39 The sermon ie on sale with the l n( ; kselUvs: - Tin schooner Lyttona, just . eturned from „ cruise among the fc t,. I- and sist ix natives bhe reports that on >^ { q^v wen' .-.M.0r0 at tape --' u , n and vUilo(1 „ niis-LOi'.ury named Ooo'l'.vc . , nnn ; slated that, two month. pi . evi ; us f a bo ,a' a crew, consisting of two , anJ f(nu . , Chinamen, were muvdej .. .. v f]je natin , B> ;a *° tha. fc a lu.l l ca! tPi; h t rl lately visited the : place the nan,- of -hi. ] }|<? l ', )i - orlun . ltd v i could not remember, am b h ghoi . t of ,J. ; visions he supplied the: ( a]J he couk , ■ spare in return lor whi^ kin(llu ,., the cuew [stole four men, the iv" ■ iUt {ho imtiv*? ' ame to h»ra of: ...,, |it was »tterwa«!s h»oer' L,d j lit , ~,,,( fj - ()f | L ;;-' y'X^^ !b^^ n «■«"'»«•« lhe I of seizin- any boat they Cldin'rlv^gf for , tho outrages that bad eoir . ul ; tt °,' ou I them Mr. Go«dwin si . ' d , hat ;ih)mt 2(;Q Jf nha;bee"™i; c. Jf on! this island during : he c.urse of tho hist t veive mont!ls . _/;,-^. i bane Courier, iNovemuer,

Jhe news of the victo; ..., -, r r 1 TTiT n •,i 111 T acineved by Mi1. J. • Walker m the challun J „ . c J r,.,- n Bide, whicii reached tl,' ~,, , , ■~ » 1 names yesterday ; morning, created a area ~ c f . , : excitement aud ~,' ~,, > Scottish Volunteer.-i, \vl , ~ , claim Air. Walker as n ° kf° f" h°Uol' l° we-ra particularly jubi; «ember of their corps, ',i ,i • i ant, ami we unift suv ! tha' tueir uloiisure was '~ .. ■? i pated in. The probat™7 generally par ticii the." Conquering ll.it tllllu . oi lli<! a"ival, °f Uvill be seen from ! :o w"b d'f^ ssed. f d il ! that . meeting of Vr! ul> columns ! rested is convened L- »l«nte«,rs ana others into- I ; Bowen Hotel this e/° bo !u A' !. !jt- .^;'^ 11U"1 the subieVeili"S> t0 f ) id<o iuLo., c'^" reception to the >' of acoarding » suitab c I BUBUhiefi the prc^^PJo" vv 1° lias %f^ ! •/, i/ l)B«- oi the Tlmuies Volun- | te«-« v ~c v pit e d^ . a asn m . nat I the pick : th^ who]e culon> . - . Adve ;. lim^ ! 13 T1! <: bOwlhfj green, at the foot oi Grah.., | lload, wns oi)^^ on Sht(ll , ja for tUI , s - eMon> ; Iherewas a i]u aUe ndauce of genUcmon i present .tJf o * nd WM nofc - n a verj I fo. v? ur*ble/conditioa. It had become bard, I '"T 1111 '"^/continued drought, and t.ho grass, ; (!;oup- '/thnmed, vras parched. But those | liismdvan'j though, did not prevent some [ excellent bowling. The green will continue j open ('V" O ,.y cvcniiiLf, weather being favourable, | ll)l' ou%lioul the season. Tho playing wus kept ■ l IJJ great interest until tho closa of s •'"."Cijfng. A rifle tnatcli bcUvfion ton laen oi the ■ Engineer Ootjh ■~ ! ten of the llobson Comi utiny look piui;<j i>. i.! :c Jlyiiut Jil'di'ii rangp, on ; Saturday al'U-nio -~ The prizij ii;-e'J i'...n- was a i keg of amtnitni:.u)ii, vthliih wns won by the it'iHobnon men, who scored L 79 poiuts rtgaiueti I their opponents' 166. Duripg the uft.ernoon 'fi trial iva? ius«le of j. new and patent rest, by ; Mr. Herr-ru. The object of tlie rest is to teafc Lthe accuracy of tho rifles. It appeared to : answer very satisfactorily, and, if perfect in • > ita arrnitigonionts, proved some of the rifles to \ ibo in T'ery bad condition, for while v, bullet iiri! 1 iV.iHi a weapon flsed in the rest fttruok liic !;i.li'. ■■■■<-yu, another one—the rest, not, having b en moved —struck the ground in trout of rlie targetj proving that there was ' ißouicihhig faulty somewhere. We under- ■ stand that the apparatus will be kept on tho I I ground ior tho purpose of testing tiieaceu- ■ jm. y of the rifles generally. The hid!'-yearly raeetinj; of the Mutual ' Mining Investment Conjpauy will be held on i Monday next, at the liooiu; of tho Young Men's Christian Association. Y>\- tibserve that tho Royal Alfred will miike ;i special ij'ip from, Ooromajider'to-'Paniru 6n ■ the 3 th instant, on tlio occasion of Ihe sports •ai, that place. ■ The transfer Ijookx of - the Tolmtea GoLl ' Mining Coitipany will be closed from the 4th ito the Bth i)ecember, wiieu a diridend will -be paid to tba shaphplders. A meeting of ■■rtbtt directoi'E of this'botfaparijMirfediiTened for the Bth Decen/ibor, on 'bueme&s of iropoitance.

The first stage of the rifle match for the Mayor's cup will ta.Re place on Saturday next, at thfl Mount Eden iiifle Eauge, commencing, iat-.-'ijino o'clock. The cap is to be competed for by Volui:teers of all branches of the force, but with Enßeld rifles. The regulations and rau^ea will be found in our adTertising .columns. The high reputation Olsons tomato sauce has obtained as a household condiment-,, has brought many inferior articles into the market The public aro therefore warned not to be imposed upon with rubbish, but ask for Olson s crenuiue tomato sauce," and see that hi» name is on (.he b'ottlo. "To Mr. Fans Olson.— Dear Sir,—By some mistake a bottle of-your tomato sauce'wa- put away in my house, and remained uncorked for upward of twelvegiontha. The game bottle ol sauce was alterwards used at my own table, and 1 found it was equally as good as when first umdo. — L. *W. Doouin, wholesale and vtiai. grocer,. 218, Q,ueen-3treet, Auckland."—[Ax>VT.]