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IMPOETANT! 9,59. QUEEN-STREET. FRENO~H & CO, /^AF, wit)' confidence, reccommend their 2s. > «-2s. 6d.,—35.,—35. 6d. Teas for Family Use. The 2s 6d, 3s, and 3s 6d are a fine combina tion of many rare Black Teas, selected with great care to suit their Family Trade; and being more economical in the using than Teas offered at lower prices, render them especially worthy the notice of large consumers, Twopence per lb. discount allowed on 6 lbs. and upwards of the 2s 6d Tea, and threepence per lb. on 6 lbs. and upwards of the 3s and 3s 6d Teas. GENERAL GROCERIES. S. D. Sugar, No. 1 0 5£ per lb. Sugar, light brown... ... 0 5 „ Sperms, FW 10 „ Moulds, Auckland... ... 0 5£ „ Soap, from ... ... ... 0 8 per bar All articles in the trade at the lowest price. PROVISIONS. F. & Co. invite special attention to their Prime POTTED BUTTER of superior quality, which will be sold at prices to give satisfaction to purchasers. FRESH BUTTER, EG-GS. CHEESE, &c. FLOUR, MAIZE, BRAN, &c. Quality of all articles guaranteed. Licensed to sell Kerosene. Orders promptly executed. Goods delivered * # * "Remember the Address— FRENCH & Co., FAMILY GHOCEItS, THE PEOPLE'S TEA WAREHOUSE, 252, QUEEN STREET, (Corner of Wakefield-street), AUCKLAND. Established 1860. SELLING OPE ! H. FUGATE, " RED BOOT," No. 70, QUEEN-STREET (Opposite Bank of New Zealand). NO SHAM! NO SHAM! A GENUINE CLEARING OUT SALE. H. FUGATE, TTAVING determined upon relinquishing business, has now the whole of his Immense Stock of Ladies' and Gentlemen's BOOTS & SHOES AT 20 PER CENT. BELOW ENGLISH PRICES. The Terms are CASH. This is no Puffed Sale to get rid of a chet>p lot of old goods or a Bankrupt's stock. H. FUGATE warrants all articles Bol*by him as the latest importations from England, or newly made in the Colonies. They must be sold, for H. F. is resolved to clear out at any sacrifice. All Goods marked at the Lowest Price. THE SAL*2 WILL CONTINUE FOR ONE MONTH. H. P UGATE, "RED BOOT," 70, QUEEN STREET, (Opposite Bank of New Zealand).



J. Me LENNOX'S MONTHLY LIST OF FARMS, HOUSED, AND ALLOTMENTS. JUNE. tIOUSE, LAND, AND ESTATE AGENT, SHAREBROKER, &c, HIGH-STREET, AUCKLAND, Rents Collected. Estates Valued. Monet Advanced. FREEHOLD PROPERTIES FOR SALE :— FARMS. Splendid FARM of 1,000 acres, 28 miles south of Auckland. There are upwards of 500 acres of the land in rich pasture; the remainder is part fern and part bush. The Farm is well watered throughout, even in the dr) est season. There is a splendid, site for a residence on the Farm. The whole Farm is really good land—l 26. FARM of 74 acres, at Penrose, 26 acres of which is cleared, and. in rough grass. The laud, is volcanic, and will be sold very cheap—l2s. FARM of 275 acres at Maungatawhiri, 80 acres of which are in grass. Sheds, barn, outbuildings, &c.—la. FARM and Villa RESIDENCE, at Stokes' Point, with large frontage to the Waite mata. There are 120 acres, 70 acres of which are in grass. Price, £600—121. FARM of 100 acres, near St. John's College, with magnificent site for a Villa Residence. The land is volcanic; about 16 acres of it are cleared, and under cultivation. About 20 head of cattle could be kept upon the Farm in its present state—l 22. FARM of 356 acres, at Maungatawhiri, adjoin ing the Bombay settlement, being lot 102 —123. FARM of 30 acres, 19 miles from Town, with comfortable Villa Residence, and all necessary outbuildings. Price, &220— 143. A desirable FARM of 160 acres of rich grass land, at Mangere, 12 miles South of Auckland, by a macadamised road. The farm has a substantial residence upon it, is all fenced and subdivided into 9 paddocks. There are Cow Sheds, Pig geries, &c, &c. As the owner of this farm about to proceed to England, the farm will be sold cheap—292. FARM of 10 acres at the Three !Kings. The land is partly fenced, and is volcanic soil. Nearly the whole of the purchase money may remain for 7 year», at 8 per cent. — 285. FARM of 330 acres, 100 acres of which are in grasc There is a good Dwelling House on the land, with all necessary out buildings—293. FARM of 71 acres, at the Paddock, Wade. 3 acres are in grass ; price £71 —319. FARM of 180 acres, with 6-roomed House, Store-house, &c, at Maungaturato, Kail para. 30 acres laid down in grass, the remainder is good bush land-*-2. FARM of 100 acres good land, Parish of Punui, adjoining Mr. Taylor's land—47. FARM of 1094 acres of excellent hind, near the "Wairoa River. The whole Farm is under grass (with the exception of a few acres of bush land for firewood), and subdivided into Four Paddocks, well watered, a creek passing through the land. There is a house, &c, on the Farm—sl. FAKM of 350 acres of excellent land, pictu resquely situated 19 miles from Town. The river runs through the property. The Farm is fei ced in Paddocks, two thirds laid down in grass. There is a good Six-roomed House on the land, with Dining-room and Kitchen detached, A Two-roomed Cottage, Dairy, Workshop. Store-room, Three-stall Stable, Harness room, &c , &c., 400 Sheep, besides Horses and Cattle; these may be had at a valuation —60. FARM of 50 acres at Harapipi, being lot 99, adjoining Mr. Rocksborough's land — 63. FARM of 700 acres (more or less), situate in Papakura Valley, subdivided into 10 Paddocks; 300 acres are laid down in grass; a good stream of water runs through the land, offering a fine sight for water-power, one fall of 10 feet. A Small Three-roomei House on the Farm, with Stabling, Hay loft, Barn, &0., &c. The whole of the laud is fenced—7. FARM of 4,000 acres excellent Land, together with ten-roomed House. There is good feed for 400 or 500 cattle. There are 100 Cattle, 50 Sheep, and 12 Horses on the Farm. Would not object to let to a good tenant—67. FARM of 381 acres, at the head of the Papa kura Valley, adjoining Mr. Fitzpatrick's —72. FARM of 80 acres at Karanganui, near Mangawai, all fenced ; 30 acres are laid down in grass. There is a small House on the land—76. FARM of 50 acres of good Land at Whata whata, Lot 38, Government reserve—79. FARM of 50 acres at Whatawhata, being Lot No. 106—87. FARM of 291 acres of good Land at Blind Bay, Great Barrier Island ; also, 299 acres at HarataoDgn, Great Barrier Island —88. FARM of 80 acres at Otnaru, being western portion of Allotment 91—89. FARM of 40acresat Komokoriki; cheap—9l. FARM of 50 acres at Alexandra—94. FARM of 119 ar.-res, Lot 55, Parish of Wai kiekie, County of Marsden —97. 40 ACRES of good bush Land at Big Muddy Creek—lol. FARM of 80 acres at Mangawai, 20 aores fenced and laid down in grass, 25 acres ready for plough, and 25 acres good bush land; also, two-roomed House, together with Outbuildings—lo2. 40 ACRES, being northern-middle portion of Allotment 134, Parish of Waiwera, 40 acres being portion of 119 and 120, Parish of Waiwera—lo4.



LENNOX'S MONTHLY LIST— Continued. FAPi.U of fil.V acres at Rivoi-hea^. with front ii^e to Komeo Civek, Lot No. I, adjoining Mr. Bofirrl's. The land is parliully fenced ; 40 acres iv flax ; a small House on the land; cheap—loß. FLAX MILL (steam-power), two Machines, together with 100) acres freehold, about 500 ncre3 of which is excellent flax land ; IuOO acres adjoining may be leased for 21 years at a low rental. A splendid oppor tunity for anyone embarking in this rising and p;ofita\'le branch of industry —109. FARM of 203 acres in the Papakura Valley, .with Dwelling-house, Orchard, &c—ll2. Waikato FARMS in great variety, with 0 without improvement—2 a, H O U S E S. (CITY AND. SUBURBAN.) RESIDENCE in Seafield View, with Freehold Allotment, Well, &c. Price, £250. RESIDENCE, 2 miles from town, having 10 rooms, not quite finished, and half an acre of land, with a large frontage to the Waitemata. Pride, £320—140. SUBURBAN RESIDENCE, 5 miles from town, with 6i acres of rich volcanic Land. The House has six rooms, and all neces sary Outbuildings. The land is all fenced —127. Two HOUSES, Baker-street, one of four, the other of five rooms, with good Well, &c. —305. SYDNAM STORE, with two Cottages adjoin ing, 67 x 100—312. HOUSE (two-roomed) in Napier-street, with Allotment 26 x 110. REMUERA. —1 Acre Section, all fenced and planted with trees. Price £75—296. VILLA RESIDENCE, at Reinuera, Laving 10 Rooms, G-arden, Orchard, arid 3-j acres of rich land. The Residence commands a magnificent view—324. DELIGHTFUL VILLA. RESIDENCE, Reinuera, fronting the beach —a property. The Residence has 10 Rooms, Coach-house, Servants' Cottage, Orchard well stocked with choice fruit trees —326. PONSONBY ROAD—Shop and Allotment, 31 x 99—326. DURHAM-STREET, CITY.-Large Store, with Freehold Allotment —1. LIVERPOOL-STREET, CITY.—A Well built Four roomed House, wi'h Freehold Allotment. Price £120—5. SYMONDS-STREET.—Three Large Resi dences, wii h freeeold ground—7. FRANKLYN ROAD.—A Well-built House, containing 5 Rooms, all well finished and plastered; good Well of Water, : &c. Freehold Allotment, 33 x 90—16. KARANGAHAPE ROAD.—Good Three roomed House, with Freehold Allotment, 44 x 100, fronting the main road —9. WELLESLEY-STREET, CITY.—An eli gible investment. Three good substantial Houses, with every requisite, in the very heart of the City,all let to good tenants ; total frontage, 56 x 104, with right of way from Albert-street—l 2. UPPER QUEEN-STREET.—Residence of Eight Rooms, all plastered. The House is substantially built and well finished ; Allotment, 40 x 150. Price, £450, £200 of which can remain on mortgage —15. VERY excellent and desirable FAMILY RESIDENCE, on Giafton Road, having 10 Rooms, Coach-house, and every con venience ; lovely view of the harbour, and the Garden, consisting of fully an acre, is beautifully laid out—4l. TWO HOUSES in Albert-street, City—2B. HOUSE in Union-street, with nearly half an acre of land—2B. COTTAGE in Wellington-street East, with freehold Allotment—2B. RESIDENCE in Symonds-street, having 10 Rooms (Leasehold) —32. PARKELL.— A.n Excellent Residence, in Con quest Place, with Freehold Allotment, 66 x 100, good Well of Water, Garden, Orchard, &c. Price, £300-128. HOUSE, Brick, near All Saints' Church, Ponsonby Road. Price, £100—130. SUSSEX PLACE.—Five roomed House— 141. SHORTLAND CRESCENT, CITY.—Two Shops and two Houses, adjoining the old New Zealander Office—l 42. TWO Excellent ALLOTMENTS, with 103 feet frontage to Hobson's Bay Road opposite Mr. Ledger's—l 44. FIRST-CLASS FAMILY RESIDENCE in Symonds-street. A really good property, well built and tastefully furnished. The Residence has eight rooms. SHOP and TWO DWELLING HOUSES in Newton Road—26. PARNELL.—A Good Substantial Six-roomed House, with largo Freehold Allotment, 40 x 80, situate in Gibralter Crescent, near Mr. Pike's—233. GRAFTON ROAD, fronting Domain, a Desirable Family Residence, Ten-roomed, with upwards of half an acre of land, beautifully laid out, and planted with all kinds of fruit trees—4l. TWO HOUSES, with large Freehold Allot ment, in Barrack-street —55. HOBSON-STREET.—Brick Cottage, with Freehold Allotment—s9. DUBLIN-STREET, FREEMAN'S BAY.— Eight-roomed House, with Freehold Af lotment—6l. : TWO substantially-built Stone Cottages, each four rooms, in Wellington-street, with entrance from Hobson-street, allotment 42 x 65, freehold—99. NAPIER-STREET.—Three-roomedverandah Cottage, with freehold allotment; cheap —101. NEW GREAT NORTH ROAD. — Five roomed Verandah Cottage, well finished, with freehold allotment, 33, x 100>-rlo3. WHAU.—Blacksmith's Shop with £ of an acre of land, all laid out in ornamental trees, &c. Price, £50. ALLOTMENTS. ALLOTMENT corner of Pitt and Vincent streets, 94 x 96—10. ' ALLOTMENT in Wakefield-street, City, 33 x 10—314. ALLOTMENT, corner of Napier and Hepburn-streets, 65-6 x 76. ALLOTMENTS in Drury. ALLOTMENT in Franklyn Road, 33 x 70. ALLOTMENT (beautifully level) in Edwiu street.



LENNOX'S MONTHLY LIST— Continued. ! ALLOTMENTS in "Greenook with beach i fVonlsiffO. ALLOTMENTS in Novtli Wynyar Corcvnandel. ALLOT?:! ENT, Kyber Pass Road, 33 xlo3 -30G. 5 ALLOTMENTS at Drury, with deep water frontage—3l4. 4 ALLOTMENTS in Runciman's Township, Drury —314. TWO ALLOTMENTS al Springbank, each 4 ' x 100 feet—29. ONEIIUNGA. Excellent Two-acre Section, adjoin* thcliev. Mr. Burrows', GreeiihUl -21. • - ONEHUNGA. —Allotment (nearly quarter ' acre) near the Bluff. Price, £50—37. ALLOTMENT in the front of Mr. Eaton's house, Kyber Pass Road, 37 x 100—52. ALLOTMENT in William-street, suburbs, 33 feet to Wood-street x 100 feet to George-street. Allotment, George-street, Suburbs, 33 x 100— 44. ALLOTMENT in Gowers-stre No. 18, 33 x 96, 6-64. ALLOTMENT in East-street, No. 22, 38 x 120—64. TWO ALLOTMENTS in Dedwood Terrace, off Ponsonby Road—7s. ALLOTMENT in Brookvillej with frontage ■ to George-street, 46, 10, x 79, 2, and 88, 4 -77. ALLOTMENT in Grafton Road, 92 x 210— 78. i^-THE ABOVE ARE ALL FREEHOLD PROPERTIES FOR SALE. ; MONEY TO LEND on First-class Freehold and other Securities at current rates of interest. No charge made to lender. BANK, MINING, AND OTHER SHARES BOUGHT AND SOLD. SHARES, in most of the DIVIDEND CLAIMS always on hand. J. M. LENNOX, ESTATE AGENT, SHARE EItOKER, &c, • HIGH-STREET, AUCKLAND. ! BAZAAR OMNIBUSES—AuckIand and Onehunga —Onehunga and Auckland Station. Time Table. .' Leave Auckland for Onehunga—B ' a.m., 9 a.m., 10 a.m., (Return Ticket), 12, 2 p.m., 4 p.m., 5 p.m. On Sundays, at 10 a.m., and 4 p.m. Leave Onehunga for Auckland—B a.m, 10 a.m., (Return Ticket), 12, 2 p.m., 5 p.m. On Sundays, 10 a.m., and 4 p.m. A 'bus will leave Auckland for Onehunga every Sunday at 8.30 p.m. Howick for Auckland, 8 a.m. Auckland for Howiek, 3 p. m. Livbby and Bait Stables. Horses Bought, and Sold on Commission. For the accommodation of passengers: arriving late at night from the Gold Fields, and others desirous of visiting the different places of amusement, a Night Omnibus will leave Onehunga at 7 p.m., and return at 11 o'clock the same night. Return Tickets from Onehunga. N.B. Special Omnibuses will be always ready at the Onehunga Wharf for the accommo dation of passengers arriving by the different steamers and other vessels. ; goLD lunch;eo^s r\ SIXPENOE. ; HE LUNCHEON BARS of the AUCK -1 LAND HOTEL are now OPEN. Chop Steak Plate Cold Meat Pork Sausage Pork Pie Fried Fish Sausage Roll' Ham or Beef Sandwhich Mince Pie With Potatoes or Bread, and Glass of Ale at any time during the day. Note the Address: AUCKLAND HOTE[L, Queen and High-streets. H. ITAYWOXVD, PROPBIETOB. January, 1870. Rest? rant open as usual from 12 to 3. PHEASANTS! PHEASANTS! ! PHEASANTS! ! ! | ;.;'■' j. k n 1 ah t TTAS much pleasure in announcing to the public that he is now in a position to supply PHEASANTS IN ANY QUANTITY, alive or dead. J. K. also supplies them dressed, cooked, and ready for table. N.B.—GAME BOUGHT in any quantity. SUPPER AT ALL HOURS, consisting of GAME, FOWLS, DUCKS, HAM, OYSTERS—stewed, plain, or scalloped. J. KNIGHT, NEXT POQB THE THEATRE BQYAL.



pREPAEED by the PROPRIETOR X speedy relief/and radica ' etir W|; diseases, of the ■"■'■ •■ ■'■ •H. LIVER, GOUT, SCIATICA, RHETTUi TISM, NEURALGIA, TICDOLOEEUY INDIGESTION, AND FLATULENOT DIARRHCEA AND DYSENTERY, from vegetable remedies, -whose healing. 1 vir tues were revealed to him by the wisl and lbaeioed men of India. The Proprietor carefully watched and noted the symptoms produced by these herbs, and eventually perfected the ; • !' ;rT ' '"; ' ■ ■ ■ J' ■ East-Indian Remedies, which he has administered with such un varying success that thousands of persons' in all grades of society, have been radically1 cured of the above painful' diseases, anil" havf! ex. pressedjjheir grateful thanks in ardent lan» guage for the cure effectedby these medicineg. Many hundreds of persons 'enviously a'f« flicted by Rheumatism and. Swollen %inta, overcome by diseases,, worn out : ,wita many years of suffering, racked with pain, unable to sleep by nigh.t, or 'work during the day—to whom life was a burden, and from whomever hope had departed, have been thoroughly ; cured by th'es,e remedies, and are now liviilg witnesses of ui.»'r healing virtues. The Remedies differ from all other'fi&cK. cines in this most important particular, they don't weaken the patienfc,! undermine the ion stitution, or introduce into the system thoSe mineral poisons so pernicious to the blood.---. On the contrary, they relieve at once, finally eradicate pain, subdue the torture of ■ ' Rheumatism, Sciatica, and Neuralgia, and build up naturally the,- organs to tan& tional vigour.- ■ '-> •<; :, ; Melbourne, October. 7, 1868. My Deae Sib,—ln reply to your requert, I gratefully forward you a further certificate of the value of your medicine, in cases which have fallen to my own .knowledge. I have been suffering from Rheumatism constantly for five years ; -the result of many wet jackets in Hobson's Bay, before' T ut myself under your treatment. In the history of, thai; time there are all sorts of horrible and some comical reminiscence*. Pailsful of medicine j! baths of sulphur; bat Eg of brinep baths medicated ; ; and baths.galvanic. Out of the one the patient came smelling like a lucifip match: out of another,.stewed to an uncommon limpness, or quivering like a galvanised frog. I You may sure that I spent a good' ffeiQ of coin in making the trial of the above so called remedies ; none of them, however, gave me permanent relief; but yours, in a few days after I had taken it, destroyed the racking pain aud gave a general tone to the health. Many of my friends, especially the medium ones, thought bad results would follow j but more than seven years have now gone by and I have hnfji no relapse. . ; , I have since sent scores of people to you of all classes, and have never heard of your fail ing to relieve them. Accept rcy congratulations that you hay« successfully. established the value of the, mef v cines, despite all obstacles.—Yours .v.ery;&itfc fully, ,' H JOHN J. SHILLINGLAW, , . . Gpyernment Shipping Master, From C. P. HACKETT, Esq., Police Ma|ia trate, Melbourne. A widely-known bad case. Cured in about.a fortnight. ,.., * Police Office, Melbourne, Japuary 25,18671 Dear Sic, —Four years have now elapsed since, at the instance of my friend Mr. John Shillinglaw, (whom you had so miraculously oured of Jong-standing Rheumatism) I induced to place myself in your hands, /M-I was at that time, as for two years previously, in bad health. I had at various times, many of the leading medical men in Melbourne, and had also tried the effects of change of air' in New Zealand and Van Dieman's Land, but without deriving any advantage; yet within a fortnight of taking the first glass -of yont medicine I was thoroughly cured, and since that time I have been free from any return oi my ailments. : : < C. P. HACKET!r. ) Wholesale Agents for Auckland — M J. N. MANNIIGiY;^ CHEMIST, f , } 4 V SHOETLAND-STEEET. Grahamstown, R. F. Sanders, Ohemißt. r\" Bay of Islands, Mr. Stevenson and »^ Chatfield. Wangarei, Mr. Dent. Ngaruawahia, Fitzpatrick, Bros. Tauranga, Mr. Wrigley. '■"' Poverty Bay, Captain Read. ~ p,