SPnnUd for the Proprietors ObQ*«§J\J**S£ftJ ' i lUiii. ami H;*ky Bkktt *t the I'rinUag oUWfca WyniJhaui street; by Henry Bbktt, of J««*fe» ! street, Auckland, and Published by UwartjW? ! Ctoioe, 86, Lower Qneen-strieet, in the w»y., ifr tj I Ancklsnd. NewZealandi ~ ,^:'t j^ Thitrs >at, 80; 1871.

THE EVENING STAK, AUCKLAND, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 30, 1871.



THE AUCKLAND BIANUFAC TURED WOEKS OF ART, NOW OiN Vih W AND FOR SALE, At the Establishment of F. H. LEW IS SON, QUEEN-STREET, ABU UNEQUALLED in the Southern Hemisphere for Excellence of Workman ship, Artistic Designs, Purity of Gold, and Harmonious Blendinp, and are well worthy the inspection of the Auckland public. Amongst the choicest of these Gecw are— BROOCH and EARRINGS, made from White Cornelian found at Fapu Creek, " anrl n oiwted in pure Gold, which makes a beautiful »et, well adapted for ft wedding present. GREENSTONE and QUARTZ BROOCH and EARRINGS, cross emblem, and de signed for miniature at the back. Thi« get, for workmanship, could not be ex celled by the best house in London. ©ENT3' SIGNET RINGS, Quartz and Greenntone, forming the handsomest article oi that description ever turned out of a New Zealand werkuhop. Theas articles alone are worthy of inspection. SHIELD BROOCH and EA RRING3, Green stone and Caledonian Quarts. This ii deddedly the gem of the season, ths lapidary worV, R» also tho gold mounting being weey chaste. MASONIC SOLITAIRES (Square aac 3 Cony „-.„., P&8S). i the,.pn.lv.«et..ever.made,.-iri r Jft/vf*r -fi-y-':, ■,-■'■. s ' ■■;- A' ' s-ii>. -"'-■•■.•■ . ■'■-.' -- Jiien I ::' ,'> ;■ T< ■ ■■""" =i' '- "Clt *;es iis wVv "'■•■-■ ' *v -;■,« ~- ia £r^ - y i- }:■■-.- s' £. %£ '■ .' ac "i):t:-i»*ri-: '"* J' ■■"*:■ '~. ' !i-'.-'"-l" ;■ ? ... ;.-..: - .... >:j. 0 jS ■• ; .""■•■;.-i 5. '■;■"■»,". '". ' ■ . " 3 t'*^L«t :..-■.-,: "' ■■%- I ": ' ;'d ■'■ : ■-•'■.-,,;!• \i. .;■,.■■ < ■ ■{•'_. , ■-■ :>':St ■ " ■ ' '<■■ ■' ■ . ■ '■■' }} '-:", ". :■'"■/ U. v?! ■ ;''■' kit-ii ■' tti1'; ? ' "•"' ■ ' -■' ''flf* h ■■-■■■ ■- ■ ..... . ■ if 1. - , ■■-,'. it Five MASONId EMBLEMS.^tnade trbn) Gret'iisfone and 'i liair.es Quartz, and whii-h form very handsome prnanaeiits ibf the watch chain. Thirty .Plain-.Substantial, Leaf BROOCHES, made from Thames Gold, which*, for Tariety of desigu, cannot be surpassed. Fifty' Bigger*' Colonial-GO LD RINGS, dif ferent patterns, jtery substantial. Alaarge Assertime'rit bflkdies' Colonial GOLD RINGS, leaf patterns. 4-Tw/inty-five QUARTZ PINS, from diffo lent -■^■■■•'■claimse •-' - • I' J ' ' ''"' ], ■;•.■'■"■';-■-;• \-J .Ten T HanHßome Genta' Mosaic SCARF PINS, 11 i Hj',,' 'Greeiistqiie and Caiedohian Quartz, •f;[V, firming the most tasteful design e.ver yet iv '(■/•";• produced. . Tw^ty Sett.fiDiiJßTZ and GREKNSTONE ; ; /STUDS, LTNKS, and COLLAR BUT ~ •; TONS, which, for variety and beauty of; "" ' design, are'nbt to be equalled. Twenty Colonial-made AI-BKRT3, some of tne n'andso'meßt patterns in Auckland. Iwo Hundred pairs Latest Fashion EAR .. _ RINU-S. , ,- r.. al ! Small ! Choice Seiection of' ENGLISH '■'.'JEWELLERY, censisting of Brooches, >; Earrings, Lockets, &c, &o. ;;;;:';^!.*; The wliole forming the : > ;,..,. FINEST COLLECTION pmm JEWELLERY ' . ei.alN NEW,ZEALAND. Gold Albertß made to order; highest price given lor rich Quartz ; Thames Gold Burchased; Watches , and Clocks of every description repaired; satisfaclion guaranteed. Jewellery repaired and made to order in any design that can be executed ia any other part lef the colonies. ' . „ (19Q»# enterprising proprietor will take 'grjeat pleasure at. any time' in* showing i ladies or gentlemen over the factories who are desirous •f inspecting the different prooesses which these beautiful articles, undergo before reach iag perfection,- either in ihe lapidary or jewel- Jery-mftnufacStviriTig department. ! H All goods marked in plain figures. ■ iflfc-% wis s o;^ S wbQLESALE & RETAIL 'iL COLONIAL JEWELLER, Opposite the Union Bank, and next door to j 11 m a Cater, bootmaker. i . BPaOLSTERER & FRENCH POLISHER Kibbb Pass Road, (Next doorsto Qu«-en'« Hdtel), Auckland, BEGS to inform the Gentry of Auckland and it 8 vicinity that he has worked for the Trade exclusively for ihelaet eleven year*, and that he now intends working on his own accountv ahd^ having had' thirty years' ex perience in the above business", guarantee* every satisfaction to all who way favor hn< with their patronnge and support. • , Old Furniture repaired and made equal tc oew.*"* ' ~~~ ■ * --.<■: ■ ■ »—^ « —- All kinds of wood imitated, and Old Mat tiMMg reraaade,,!,;;,,.,-,:; m* :to fJ -"'-q ■;'■-■'! .'.V: .' :.)riil!l ■• ,-;.. \'--\. Btf)J£S TJlit



, | M. LENNOX'S MONTHLY LIST OI" ' BABMB, HOUSES, AND ALLOTMENTS. NOVEMBER, 1871. HOUSE, LAND AND ESTATE AOKNT, , SHARE BROKER, ate, 37, QITKEN-STRKET, AUCKLAND, Adjoining the New Zealand Insurance Buildings. gS" Purchases of Property Negotiated , Eents Col l 1 -cted ; Kstate3 Valued; Money Advanced on First , class Securities—no oharge made to lander. FREEHOLD PBOPERTIKS F->K SALE. 1 REMOVAL. J. M. LENNOX. 1 Estate Agent, SHAR*BitoKE», &0., ' Has REMOVED from hi» late offices in Hteh-streetto more central and convenient premises In 87 QUEEN-STREET, Adjoining the New Insurance Buildings. FAHM3. I FAR2J )f 126 acres of choice land at the Wairoft. The tma is fenced, subdivided into four paddocks, i all laid lown in grass, and has an excellent nine- I rnomerl residence erected- upon it ; also stockyard, 5 I stabling. A good spring of water runs through the I estate. The farm is only 7 mil«i from the Oient ' ! South Koad, and a few tuinutss" walk from the river. ' l ' T',' >- ■■'-■' >00; one half the purchase money can re | Bitwi ' i mortgage At 8 par cent.—6st>. 'i f&RU o$ 116 acVoe at Awttu, bu*h kad. Prica £o« ■ S —53fc, ' ' * i JFA siM*'-:!f 107 acres, known a« V/ood4>!e Farm, W»i ---:o-\ '\ '• Tf is 40 ftcres in gra»s; good .weatherboai^ . II dwpV::#!*SsiSe. Fricn £300—68b, . ' i*AF; .'<( b' i "S acres, Qreat South Roii(J i sis-roomsd HotiKa, • cw-sbeds, xUbJJSg, baras, et«.: there are 50 sstss in cr»gg ; '2 ncras newly bi'ckon up. Prir* .U •■;*: .■-OTIOS 50 aores, being Lot 210, Tuhikft* ■ —m'- •••'.iikatt Price 176—61b. i ! FARM k' -0 acr«« ( Parish oi Pttk«»tua. Price £1 I lism "i y> acroa -vith stockyard. There ii a thras • I • roomutl Vouse upon this farm, also garden, orohard, ite. The orop«Ay is only 10 mile* from town- 62b. ' f'AKM SECTION o"f 60 acres, Walkato, Lot 77, ParUh t "pf Ngaroto. Price £26—64b. FARM of £0 acres in the Wairoa, all in grass; exofll* !<intsoll Price £850—65b. P4.RM of SO acres of excellent grass land ;26 mtlng from Auckland-86b. 1 FARM of 850 acres at Matakana. There i» a 6-roomed i hov.^o upon the farm, and about 80 acres of graisa; also, dairy, store, etc. Price «tJ6O-24b. FARM of 297 acres at the East Tamakl;.. 60 acres in grass, >6-rpomed house, etc. Prioe iieOft-SSb." FARM of 120 acres at the Wairoa; 4 acres In; frass, > remainder bush. Price £120—26b. , ■ FARM of 11J acres at Hunui; one-third busn, r« mainder high fern and ti-tree. Pries 12s 6d per i acr»~Bob. FARM of 100 acres at Whangamarino, near Ranginn; 4-roomod House, and 6 acres in grass. Price *70 r 85b. MaXGAWAI- Farm of 64 acres, about 80 acres of which are in grass. There i», a geven-roomed hou»e ; . elected upon the farm; Pritfe £800—166a. FARM of 490 acres, at Awitu, with deop water front age. Ther« is a six-roomed house on the pro perty, also itables garden, stockyard, and a few i acres In grass. There is a Urge run adjoining the . .farm—ll6a. , , . \ it ,'A ~. "<. FARM of '300 acres at Waiwera, Hot Springs. ,Pric» i £100—40b. , _,-- FARM of 40 acres at Pukeatua, part bush and part f ero; good land. Pi ice £00; £6 cash, and th« baUnoe can remain far S years, at 6 per pent. . .. FARM of 100 acres of good land at the Orawa, adl*-* 1 * ng Major Da Orutt's. Price MOO— 66a. „_ ' FA« Mof 110 acres, 16 miles from town. ™« 'r™ ™ •11 in pasture and has a comfpn-j^* "^ence, "together'with all necessary «ut-^ l"><rs. i, PA-liM at itso acres, at Waitak-'- 4 ' V^Uy unproved. ' vwu ff!)i70 6 a cre 3 of -'ass Und ' ftt Manger.,-all t^ 1 «'l «übdi^d int° P^dock.. The farm L»t'jeveti iw-'ed residence urieted upon it. FAIiM of 40 ac>. P artly ir > ail8 ' ai Alaunptawhiri. Thti faffci » excellent ■;. quality, and la well situated. Terow tv.sy—3oa. -■' _ SplentUa FARM of 1000 acres, 28 miles south of Auckland. There are upwards of 600 acres of the and in rich pasture, the remainder is part fern and part bush. The estate is well watered throughout, ! even in the dryest season. There is. an excellent site for a residence. The whole farm w really good land -120. 82 Acres of Choice Land at Ruarangi. Price £30. FARM of 50 acres at Puhoi, U acres of which is cleared. There is a two-roomed houso, garden, <Kc. Price £120—123a. WAIKATO.— Farms at Te Awamutu, Te R re, and Paterangi—l29a. FARM of 4,000 acres excellent land, together with ten roomed house. There is good feed for 400,0r 500 -- cattle. * There are 100 cattle, 60 sheep, and 12 howes on the farm. Would not object to let to h to a good tenant—67. WAIKATO FARMS in great variety, with or without improvement—2a 68, 79, B'/, 42. K.AKAAIU, 10t12V., .. T -, ■;, -, s -WHANGAMARINO, lot 48. ; ■ l " ' / ' PIRONOI A. Waikato. lot «9. Price £50. ,■ .._ i c'ARM, 20 acres good land well watered, overlooklu 8 the Manukau. Price £70—69b. FARM, 4 acres buah lava, Awitu. Price £40—71b. FARM, 8i acres, Te Awamutu. Price £80 - 73b. jKA-JfiMV 60 acres, Nga Punui. Price ii2o—7ub. ' FARM, 80 acres, Waiwera—77b. r tfARM, 101 acres, Maungatawhlri, near the Bombay Settlement; 10 acres cleared and iv grass, buah land and volcanic soil. Price 15s per acre—79b. j FARM, 247 acres, at the Hunuia, partly improved; no 8 'JBeiise; 30 acres In grass. Price £2«O 831>. ' FARM, 100 sores, at Paiiaroa, Kaipara, with agood wati-r frontage to the Hho River. 20 acres of good' grass land, subdivided into paddocks; also, 4-roomed; cottage, dairy, cow-shed, piggeries, orchard In full a bearing, and 16 head of cattle. /Price £800—«5b," IFARM, 100 acres, urewa, adjoining Major l)e Grlit's. I Price £200-86b. * j FARM, 43 acres, Riverbead, good land, fronting the; water. Price £120—80b. FARM of 100 acres, Oruawharo, Kaipara; there are -, | nearly SOiacrts in grass/'alTfeneed. alka dairy," 6r chard,' etc., and good 6-roomed dweliing-honse. Price 560 88b. * , FARM of 220 acres at Wairoa, with good Dwelling. House. The Farm is all fenced, and subdivided, the greater portion ( iB grass. Price, £1000.— 91b.. .J"ARM of 40 acres''-at Mauku. 27 acres fenced, the greater portion In grass; also, 2-roomed House, i - 96b. , FARM of 110 acres at Wainui, Waiwera, all fenced, and divided into 5 paddocks. 45 acres kid down in rass ; there is a substantial built House, con taining nine rooms, dairy, wash-heuse, etc, also, a 3-roomed House, substantially built. Piice, £260.—69b. FARM of 86 acres at Wainui, adjoining the above, ,[i unimproved; also,- I,s4,acres, distance about 80 chains, half bush, the rest open hind. 69b. FARM of 160 acres, parish of Hautipu, Banks! . County, Waikato. Price i' 120... 97b.;, , ■ FARM of 60 acres at Cambridge, Parish of Hautipu. Price, £35.—99b. FARM of 10 acres at- Papakura, 8 acres fenced, and In grass7. Pnce,!£Bo.—loob. FARM of 6£ acres at the Whau, good land, all fenoad and in grass; also, a substantial 2-roomed Dwelling House. Price, £130.—102b. FARM of 20 acres at Pokeno, 16 acres In grass; also, a good boarded swelling House, sow-house, sked, eta, lots 99 and 100.—103b. FARM of 100 acres at Oamaru, County of Marsden. Price, £20.—105b. FARM of 60 acres at Mararetu, and 45 acres at Tauraroa. Price, £86 the two lots.- -108b. '"' ' TOUBES, (CITY AND iJjpVRBAif). ,; } HOTEL.—Prince of Wales Hotel, Hpwipk, with i 91 Cacreioflati* 62b. HOUSE of 4 rooms at Parnell; good well of water, "' freehold allotment, 85 X IS9, all fenced. The house lsingood order;, 58b. ■..(■. ■. : .-. > . ■ >■ ' HoOiJh, 3 rooms, in Upper Queen-street, with free bold: allotment, 80 x 100; good well of water—2Bb. Beautiful Suburban RESIDENCE, known as High Grove, Dedwood, with half an acre of land, taste fully laid out; also paddock of { of an acre opposite Pric* £260-32b.! : '•'"■'"'■" Three-roomed HuUSElnClarence-street^.wlth three allotments of hind 32b. HOTi.L.-'-rForssttjrs* Arms, Albert-street, containing 12 rooma, together with 4-roomed House adjoining ■■— 3Sb, • ~/ b oi •:,.-, ; «':•■ ■<.•>■> "■•'■ Well-finished and Comn odious RESIDENCE in St. George's Bay Road. X'ae residence contains eight rooms, and is built upon one acre of land, tastefully aid out. Price £760—43b. HOUSE on Hape Creek, Thames, containing three rooms. Price £70—46b. HOUSE of 6 rooms in Sheridan-street; a bargain. Price £140- 47b. HOUSE and Allotment, Shaddock-street, near Mount Eden. Price £39—18b. HOUSE, 6 rooms, Collingwood-street. Price £100— 28b. Nine-roomed. EVIDENCE,,, with 2 acres of ' orchard, eta, be|iutifut view of the river and sur . rounding country* Price £600-13b NORTH SHORE—Victoria Hotel, with large free ; hold allotment. Price t3oo—Bb. Commodious eight-rojmed House, in St. George's Bay Road, with i. an acru of "freehold. Price £476 \ lb. PUOP at the corner of Vincent and Pitt-tttrnttts, 148a II ACRES of fine Suburban Land, with the dwelling house thereon erected. The property is situated within one mile of town, and has a large frontage (•the New Oreat North Read. The soil is Tolcaulc. 1



There is a good kitchen garden, orchard, etc., etc. ---«» KESIDENCE at Epsom, with lOacresof good volcank soil; price £450—89a. DURHAM-STREET, ClTY.—Larg« Store, with fre.» hold allotment.—l. ! BYMONDM-STBBET."—Three large residences, with freehold ground—7. i Two HOUSES in Albert-street, city— 28 BOUSE, 0 rooms, Mount Ed.iii, with 6 or 6 acre* of land. Price C3OO to £800-68b. HOI >SE. £ room*, Ea*t-sire«t. Price £100—70b. HOtT-E, 7 rooms, 8e»n«ld View, with allotment, 60x69. Pric«£2sO~79b. Two HOUSE*, Summer-street, Eden Terrace, semi detached: allotment 84 x 96; 4 rooms in each; good well of water. Price ,£IBO 81b. HoUiE, 6 rooms, Remuera, with 4J acres of choice ! land, stabling, cow-sheds, etc. Piioe £500 -87b. HOUSE of 4 rooms with good well and a J-acre of garden, Hardington's paddock, Onehunga. Price, £50.-92b. HOI'SK pf 8 rooms, with 6 acres of Innd, stabling, etc. Price, tBuO.--88b. . ' RESIDENCE of 7 rooms, at Mouut Eden, and 1* acres of Volcanic land. Price, £S76.—loib. HOUSE of 4 room* in Grey-street, with large allot ment of 86 feet frontage.—lo7b. S.TORE at the Whau, »>■ talning 6 rooms, with I acre of land. Pri c, £170.^-109b. 8 HOUSES in Edwardes-street, let ai 225. per wssk. . ALLOTMENTS. Magnificent Site for a villa ietid«nce at Epsom, «ppo site the Junction Hotel—l7b. 5 Acres oi Choice Land at Panmure. Price £126—16a. Newmarket— A 2-aore Section, commanding a beauti ful view—9b. ALLOTMENT in Wyndham-street, adjoining the | chambers of Messrs. Whitaker and Russell.— 146a. , 6 ALLOTMENTS in West Newton. Price, £20 tho lot—lOda. _ , g ALLOTMENTS at Mount Eden; behind Mr. Rob ley's House. Priue, £53—101a. •it Acres at Remuera, part of lot 186. section 6. Prk« £126 3t)b PIO"ON"STREKT.- Allotment 600 x 300-79a. ALLOTMENT in the city, oontalning i-acre, suitable for a brewery or nianufactury : plenty of water. MOUNT 3T. JOHN.—Lots 12 and 21. The allotment is opposite to Mr. Lyle's, and is situated in Cren- I mer-strwfc ,Prio» £56—33a. ALLOTMENT, corner of Napier and Hopourn-ittflßts, 06-6 * 78. ALLOTMENTS in Drurr. 1 ALLOTMENTS in Kranklyn Road, 88 % 70. ALLOTMENT (beautifully level) In .Edwin-street. ! ALLOTMENTS In Oiertiock, with beach fronUga. ALLOTMENTS io North Wyuwardton, CoromandeL i ALLOTMENT, Kyber Pass Road. 33 x 103—306. 4 ALLOTMENTS at Drury, with deep water frontagt ! —314, I ALLOTMENT No. 83, Alexandra West. Price £6— 73b ALLOTMENT No. 86, Upper Queen-street, 40 xBOO. Priee£l2o-76b. . ALLOTMENTS 2, 8, 4, Sectiou 2, Tuakau. Prioe £24 80t> ALLOTMENTS 8 aad 4, SecUon 8, Tuakau. Prloe *W-80b. „, ,::. ALLOT AlflNT, 88 x 100. Georges-street, adjoining tn» Suffolk Hotel, College-street, Lot 18. Frio« JtlO-~ ALLOTMENT, 81x100, Sheridan-street. Prf«« *80 — y4b oi ALLOTMENTS fronting Powwnby Roid, near «. Mary's Road, trie*, tSO.—lo4b. MONEY TO LKND on Flrst-cl*" 011*,. nd cthur Securities at current rates o tiaU>Teii- *O Charge made to lender. - BANK, MININ-G, Afo"oTHJOI SHARES BOIIOHT-^ND SOLD. In Gold Miring Sh-fw *• »nd "J 1*"" information givonVsettlersand othe" wUo t0 %he}oU^t^dMinlngShar..ar.for«leatth. **»«XsSlr* U*;r- Golden Cali ~, Shotover Alb.on Long Drive ■ ' Tookey Nonpareil ■ ougo Junction &C., *C, &C, BANK SHARES, GAS SHARED AH» UNION SASH and DOOR COMPANY SHARE* are alto for ■ale. J. M. L E N N OX, ESTATE AGENT, BHARRBROKKR, ,&<■. ■~ .:■ ...17. QUEES-STREET. AUCKLAND (Adjoikiko the New, Zealand Ixsokaho* Buildings). JAMES OLDIIAM, WINE, SPIRIT &TKA IMPORTER, QUHMITS thp following Cngh Pri.-e*, which, k? on coiiifMrigon, he' tru«is, will secure, a fair share of public patronage, (In quantities of not less than 2 gallons!:— WIXRS— Pnrtand Slierry, 25", S V.and 35b Hrz. ■Ditto (in wood), 10a6d, 12s 6d,ar,d 15sgal. WHI-KEY ~ Irish and Scotch, 36s to 40» ease. Ditto Wood) 19* to 21» per gallon. ; m\j> — W< st Indian, 86? to 40s per caee. :i Diilo (in Wood), 18u to 21s per gallon. (Crgriac), 42s to f)6* per case. - Ditto (in Wood;, 20s to 22s 6d per gallon. 80s to sfia per case. ALS ANp^TOU/ - English ancj Scotch, gallon, 9s to 12s 6d per dozen. ' Ditto (Colonial) 3a per gal.; 7s 6d per doc. Colonial^ 13k 6d per gallon. . ;' . Ditto (in case), 26tt 6d. ,7 Te", Coffee, and all corts of Groceries at eg ally pood value. A single trial will proye itiH, HdTan'ag»-8 * ffered by JaMBB Oi-DuA^t, High-strfet,' Aucilami. PSr-Gooda deliveredj free of charge, within 6 niilea of the city. BADL>LEB: i^BN^MkKEK, B~kOti to ihtitn'ftte to the count ry settlers, axd'-th^' public •>:itiwra]\ft- that he has QOJK M^NpgD' KtjSmk^S 48\g.addler and Ufafbesß Ifaker in those premiseg lately occu pied by ■■Mr. Kennedy, Saddler. Queen-it reet, opDoiitetheold^Mftrk^ft^a^'.y^o'ii* 1»V hope*, fry attention to bueine»§, and season able charges, to merit a share of public iiippttrt. ttl>"W<B'J;«fleelß'ihiit'hl* i| in a position teiiSßflpJXi^^l) w»»tsi<>fj7t)h«, public, httTing a (•onVtani; and regular shipment of G-cod*'from •■he- bVnt lioiinei in England, ami, would cull pari icular 'aiteiVt!ion to' His'Brrt' consignment, per '.Countesf of Kintore,' which is o^enini; in fii'tt.-olass condition, a quality of &oo is rarely j^opotted. : .,' ■.' .... ~ ;i '. ': Koto tbe addrewt—ls4, Quetn-sfcreet. GENtLEMEN's CLOTHES CLEANED, ALTJKRfiD.BKPAIRED, AND . ' J?KESSIiD» AT IT A R: W O 0 D ' 8, HATLOB (Fbom M *ibouerb), !49,110b80n-Btreet, neaV tb«J GroVwruor'Browne. V.H.■■ Orntlemen's Clothe* s Dyed. J.'GIIAIG,1 F ; p:R WAR.I) \ N tO, AGP T, GOiVTBACTOtt, &6. ——.—. if i BALLAST avrTUtib, '



THE CHEAP O'JTFI FOR ALL NEXT THE THEARE BOTAL, ■■ : ;; ■■:■: J. L TTTISHE? TO INFORM HIS FRIEIS FASLIIONABL COMBINI ohea: THAT HE HAS JUST OPi£N GALATEA PAGEI SAC AND W.4 TROUSERS AND BOTH SINGLE IN ALL MATERIALS FU CHILDKEK'S, BOYS', IN ALL THS N AND ALLATPKICES ALL DESCRIPTIONS OF lAILORING, C .DO^KONTI JS"OTK fHE Abl>RES® ! ™" TAILOR ANI KEXT THE TH QU BEN.STBEE j ' DR. O. F. FISCHKR'B HOMQCO^ATHIO INSTITUTE. MR. CHARLES W. SANDERS, HAVING succeeded Dr. C. F. FisCHKEin hi» Practice, is at home for Consultation —Morniug, from 9 till 1 j Kv^uin«, 6 till 8. 216, QUEEN-STREET, oppooTTK THU CTTT WAT. 1.. BY APPOINTMENT TO HIS UOTAL »IOBMKSB THE DUKK OF EDINBURGH HIS EXCELLENCY SIR G. F. BOVV'EX AND TIIK EARL OF PEMBROKE. TT^ H. BART LE T T PHOTOGRAPHER, j CORNER OF QUKKN AND WELLES LKY-BTRKETS, Auckland. W. R. HAY WARD'S OUIU.P BEDDING, UPHOLSTERY, , AND FURNITURE WAREHOUSE, REMOVED, TO 98, QTTEEN-BTHKBT, Opposite Short's, and two doors from Vailb's Drapery Mart. FUNERALS FURNISHED. Orders to be addressed — W.R. HAYWARD.Qt/ekk-mSekt : : -s— n^. —:—itui—i VENETIAN BLINDS WIRE GAUZE, AND PERFORATED. ZINC BLINDS. f^KW be had at. the Auckland Venetian '\ZJ Bliud Manufactory, Sh»rtland etreet, ol Urn diiuerißiona. Hi i*ii.v tnunher, witbi > a given time, of the BKST QUALITY, AND AT REASONABLE PRICKS. ■ *£%*' Sent to all pans of New Zealand. m. h. busby;, 1 Practical Blind-maker and Wire-worker, many years established at City Road, London, manufacturer of every d«scriplion of Window Blinds, Plain and Ornamental Wire Work Old Blinds cleaned, altered, repaired,.and painted. ' : :-.; U VENEHAN HOUSE, SHORTLAND-SIREEI, AUCKLAND. OCCIDENTAL HOTEL, VULCAN LANE. CAFE open from line o'olook a.m. until twelve o'clock y.m. First-class Billiard Saloon, with ann» Aloook & Co.'c Table. , BDWA RI) PERKINS, ,; :• ; •,' Proprietor: '< f <H !' O'*p ME. T. TUAi^FOIIiV ; S. VMM E 6 ■■«!■ N Tl ST; WaKEFIELD-STREET. A RTIFICIAL TKBTH FROM ONE TO A ijULL SET, FROM 6a. PER TOOTH. ■ '■ ' ■" ■ j Painless Tekth Extraction. j—,—_ _ J. L. D A VIES AJSDF. JO N &§?' if >UOtOGRAPiIKKH AND DRAUGIIIS JJ MEN, pOAJNXK OF QUEEN AND VICTOIUA (EAST) (STREETS, ) Otib CocriANc'e Bwt» Stobji.



TTINI EfIFORIUM , CLASSES,. . , QUEEN-STREET, LACKLAND. E V V ; ;; IDS,. AND ALL THOSE IN WANT OF ,E- CLOTHING, .<:■'. EDWITfI PNEJSS, IM.D UUT A CHOIUiS LOT OF JACKETS, C COATS, iLKING COATS, AND DOUrU X BREASTED, TO MATCH, • R THE COMIJSa aJfl jSUN. AND YOUTHS' SUITS' EWES f STYLES, TO MEET THE TIMES., - LEANING, ALTERING, REPAIRING-, &0. f IE PREMISES. . EVY, ) OUTFITTER, eatrh; royal, IT, AUCKLA ND. CIIARLEs SUTIOX, ■iODa-WA.TKR, LEMONADE, O AJTD COUDMI", M/V.vu'KAOTURER, iiDKN CuKBCIiNT. GI .< 111<; X V\ I\ X QUiMxVE WINK S.VhSAPA iILLV. Evt-11 Jiinjz made on th« premisei. .J UST HECK IV ED, KROiM SYO.VKY, EX 'CI I"V OF D X AIDR,' CHOICE LOT OF PINEAPPLES AI'RICOT.S, CHEHEY PLTTM-S BANANAS, NAVAL ORANGES, ANl> WEST INDIAN DATES, U.S.N.Z. '.AND A. FitUll DEPOT, QUEEX-STHEEr, Opposite tub Uank of Nkw ZeaIiAKD, AND AT THE , I. / FIJIAN HOUSE, WHARF. ■' ■ ' ?**J* B L U; 5 :; P^S"*'^.; DINING KOOMS, HEaTAUIiANT AND BOARDING E.STABLISIIMEXT. . VICiOKIA-STREET (EAST). pREAKFAST ... Bto 10 a.ta. '^ ]>L\>ER,. .... 12 to 3.30 pm. TEA 5 to 8 p.m. >V y:-'"•' "' All Meals Is. ,1 i A :■' 'i '■■ •• -i .'■',' , "' i ■ R,, ROACHE ML, . , T. VANPKLT} Pr °Prletors ...(Late Mr. D. Dunninghana). li OSK BA N X NURS ER I, FOOT OF FL VGSIAFF HILL (Ntur tli| i _Pr._^h^tt*riiiu* phurcli). st a,^;3E i7inva^RD;E s, . ~ jNOVVroPE.V lOTHK i'UBLIO. *. j MR. (.h lil>J[C h<?g» to iniiiihte that, htiv iiig tTi'dliv increiibeil h<s' Bi'HAW lii'.■■.■: RY U.'J) , ilitre will-be no disuppoint int'ii.in, h* o(: urri.tl iusi. sfcasoiij in ; the supply «>t fruit*. ~..,.;; .:.> !- .;v:. i!1f» !■ Si-lKW.if.f- >!Klfi l Jlc»Bauti -.ArUrui-s in llio gnrden fox1 the •liH" .ttccoliiUicKitttion ol visitors. . : ■". A. GO L H lE, [:; • ;ro^bhank; ;^tr.i^^R^.,,; . ; . KQliilimQlW; : i, JAM KS -H U iOUK R. CPtRTERJ ci.ui.n.oiur, &c. -^GoMIb elear^l ..wu deiivered frou^Bhijj^ oivila6"B^pj<bßet I notice. & ,'■,■ ..... ■ ■ Jii«.i ■.■ j'!i ■■■■■ ■•'* *■! . ;.•..■: a ' ro" -B'AMjAst Sttpplibd,' ; j ;":.-'"



SWETE, SCOTT & CO., QHAREBROKERS, Ojocmission Agents &c,, Vulcan Lane, Auckland; and at Owen street, Qrahainstown, Thatneß. PISHE R & 0 0., WHOLES VLE, Shipping, and Family BUTCHERS, Queen-street., Corncrof Durham-street, Auckland. Poultry of all kinda dressed to order. Prime Smoked Tongues, Home-cured Bacon, N.B.—Dealer in game. Live Pheasants forwarded to all parts of the colonies upoa receipt of order. Families waited on in town or suburbs. AN SALE— - -TTTANTED— Caledonians Thames Thames Caledonians Cures Tookeys (Moanatairi) Unions Albuiaias. Just-in-Times Otagos. I. PHILLIPS, Sharsbroker. No. 10, Insurance Buildings. WA NTE "D — The following GOLD Mining shares :- Caledonian Thames Toofcey Otago. New Zealand Bank Sharea Gas Shares, &c, &c. J. M. L E NN O X (LATi OF HIGH-STREET), 87, QUEEN- BTB EB T Next to Insurance Buildings. NO T 1 C E. rpHE Undersigned has secured convenient -L offices at the Insurance Company' Butldinss, where his business as SHARE BROKKR and LAND AGENT will be con ducted in future. With a view to facilitate business, and also for the purpose 6( securing reliable informa tion, he has appointed Mr. W. BATTLE as hie Sole Agent at the Thames Office, Albert street, opposite Bank of Zealand, Grahams town. JOSEPH NEWMAN, Share Broker and Land Agent, Insurance Buildings, Auckland. MRS. POWLEY j T> EGB to inform her numerous friends and patrons that she has again COMMENCED BUSINESS as MILLINER, DRESSMAKER, &c., in those premises lately occupied by Mr. Bloom, and immediately OPPOSITE THE THEATRE ROYAL. Mrs. Powley would alpo intimate to the public that »he lifts received, ex late arrivals; j Choice Assoitment of Bonnets, Hat«, Hib- Oons, Feathers, Flowers, &.G., which Bhe is selling at very low prices. SMITH & HIGGINS, ; j TAIL OR S, WYNDHAM-STREET (Oppositb S. & J. R. Vailk's). : ; ; WE have just now to 'hand a large and varied assortment'of TWEE.S, wbich! we shall be glad to m:*ke up for the gentlemen of Auckland, at the following low prices :—': .. ....t>i.» J;i 7.«f» -W73 Hib-jO ■.-,:■■■/ £ , Trousers, ONE. GUINEA ..., ... 1 1 Single-breast Vest .^ „.,.,,. ... ... 0 10' Double-breaßt Vest ...... ... 0 12* Sac C0at...." ".; ' ".I. , % ur'u'i 1 10* Harford Coat' .'.i-V :^''-;-'V^'}" ;'[^ 1 12 : Galatea Coat ... r -.r ... -.-.-.— 1 161 Paget-Goat,-([f^'.j \r s j.q (■ /../ \ ,!».) '&' 0; SMITH & HI GGIN S, [ ,S ■>■<•. -TAILORS, - f ' --■'■ ]' '■ WriKDHAM-aTBBET, opposite S. & iT; R. Vaile'*. THE AUCKf;A.ND HAT MANU ,/ , . , ;> ; PACTUtKEtt,■:'>"-mT/ 168, QiTEEN-STBEEr, opposite the Old Alarket Plage. A UCTI; EER'B .A' UitCE. EXCHANGE AU.C.^iON MART, qUEEN-STKEET. .■■'■ '«« fIiHE undersigned takes this opportunity of re- J_ turning thanks to I heir frk»rtds» tikd thepub lie in getie'rarfoi' iiv,' :r.ded..'ti(Jtaem since they cniunieiu;ad :{lHiiine§s. ; . Having leased the whole of t!io Pomnitdiouß premises known as the _ IiXCHANGE AUCIIO^ MA(T ? which,"froui its central position in Queen street, offers to vendors of Houseliold , ij'umiiuie nnd other Mtjrch'aa'rii^e requiring a large space to display them ; every facility for j their dispoal, either by public auction or private-sale. In addition; to the usual auctioheerinjr btHiites^ tree goods .can be storeii at liioderHte rates, for which insurance, rau be ,i ffect^i, ,; . ;'u tii-d'sJ SALE'S;by AUCTION for the future will be4iel<{ every XL)KBDAY,THURSDAY,aycI SATUHUAX. All kinds of goods revived and oatalbgued «n tha days previous. Special ! Hrrarrg^mOTts—psn tje. niactdr latlsfartdry"lirj vehitors,' for Uio liianugeirieTit of out-doprJ Sales of General1 JVl'erfliatidiso; furniture, &c,' «i.^s. , Prompt paAineiii, ot ai'et)uiiis,-6*lus with moderate charges, and vendors cau depend on the lunrket' valuerbeiuj obtained fi>r"' 00/^J cousijjuedfor saleat'auctiou or'otherwise ' H. L. GOUEN.& jO., i I AUr-TIONEERS L l AND GENEIt^L COMMISSION : EXCkANGE AUCTION MART, , ; Q¥ i KKI(-BT]iIIi!ET,..ApOKL4IO), ;>\ \;



wharf. , - WINE. SPIRIT, AND BEER MERCHANT AND IMPORTER. | THE PUBLIC AND SHIPPING B m> PLIED WITH WINES AND SPlfi^i" OF FIRST QUALITS". M AETELtA^TAKDBSW* 'Campbellton's Scotch Whisker Fine Old Irish Whiskey - . Browning's Cele orated 013 Tbiai: Geneva Gin ■-»<!&) Fine Old Runt, 80 o.p, Curacoa Maraschino Cherry Cordial .. ' ;. Cherry Brandy : ;; * ';'• ";' Orange Bitters Orange BoTen i German Bitters Strong Vinegar, for Pickling Walker's English Singer Wise Sparkling Hock Champagne, pints and quarts Australian White and Red Wine BURTON ALE, 11s per dozea , v PORTER, 4s per gallon j in botttle 9i 6d per dozen The Trade supplied with hhdg. and qr.-caiks. R. M. has on sale a small quantity of OLD PORT, of the finest quality that can be iud in London. D E N T I J¥¥y. ME. TYNDALL, « Top of Skortia"itd'-'it^x'sx, ARTIFICIAL TEE IK/FROM ss. IN appearance and in use, teeth for eating and speaking are precisely-the-sum*- ag our own natural teeth, ease and comfort mo 4 apparent, while mastication[appears completely provided for. : .-, . PAINLESS T k kfiTH KXTRACTION. Note the Addres : Top of Shortland -street. Repairs whilst waiting. PRINCE AKTHUi? HOTEL "(COENEB OF HOEBON A.-T^WLg^LETSIitiIETS). JOSEPH PENNINGTON (From Waikato), FioFßl'iioi, THE above Hotel having changed hands, the proprietor begs to info/m tlie inhabi tants of Auckland, Waikato; and country districts that he has had the entire Hoiel remodelled and fitted with new furniture, ensuring conilort to those who may patronise him. The Liquors are guaranteed to be of the first, quality. , . ,i - A .Night Porter always in attendance;l -i LOOK OUT FOR THE B L TJ E___B 0 01 CHEAPEST HOUSE IN TOWN FOR COLONIAL PEG BQQT&. Tji VERY style of Boot made on the premise! I Pi and guaranteed/"" A good assortment of Ladies' and Children's English 800 l s on hand. Every description of Children's Boots made on the premises on the shortest notice. No. ,203, QUEIEN-STRETET I.' WILLIAM\EYR|, - EN NI BKI LL EN HO USE, 7 1 ' - VICTORiA-STREET. - i KrtA ?AIRB First Choice .-Jgiephih* 10UU Coloured KID; GiOVES, at «•., 2s. 6d., and 3s. per par. .;: ?r ' IAAA CHILDREN'S .jW • HATS, IUUU at Is 6,4 tp 2s/each. -| CASE fMKN'4 and #Op' ''SjSJtSOOk 1 HArS,,irom is/fid, to Is.ißd. J. CRAIG BE(3;S to intimate to his numerous' friendl and the public. geatriUiy^-thaLJift.JiM taken that large Allotment in Fort-street, opposite the: Custom H-usej where he will be in a position to supply FIREWOOD (out or uticut),-Newcastle and-Bar °f Wandi/GOi*!? at the Cheapest tKjssible Market Price. <*!••» to maskers of cutters, that he it,» CaA pw chaser of 800 tons of Ti-trai Eif*<"»f delivered at th« wharf. ' " . ;"" * - Goods received for St6t»g»i • ' j|> AZTO OM NTly SB " [■.t-'> .;■"/ ': Timb-Tabub;1' '"" ■ .>,.'■-:? > Loave: Auckland for Onehung*— 9 •*. '10 a.m., noon, 2 0.m., 4 p.m., 5 p.m. 1 Leave Unehunga .or > Ani'Mland-^8 ».di«, 9 a.vi;, 10 a.m., noojiv.ii-p.nj.yt 5 pan. \ tlowick 'Buses.—For Auckland, at S a^j iatid for'Howi^k at 8 p.ni. . • VAC I A coach will leave Auckland ( on. Saturday lit 8.30 p.m. Special 'Bus^eu'waiting on arrival of steame: duv and night. ] .Bait a»<d Livery, Auckland and Onfcbunga^ ISUblcs..- Hoi-8«» bought aud-Sold on-eeinmi»^ # isipn.: \."■ '/ i ' l . *'•■- t-.T" / liorses taken to grass by the we«k, impntH, / ■or year, on good fted. f^M^ i M Wa -. H. H. HARDINGTOU, Proprietor, Que«B-S^ f»t*j'