THE EVENING STAB, AUCKLAND, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 12, 1871.



WANTED KNOWN-that D. GOLDI*. is prepared to Supply all kinds of Timber and other Building Materials includ ing Sashes, Doors, Mouldings, Broad Timber, Houseblocks, Posts, Buils, Hard wood, Felloes, Shafts, Iron Bark and Blue Gum Lath:- Shingles, &c, &c, at the lowest market prices, at his Yards, Custom-house-street. inrri^/^D—SOO LADIES or GENTLE W " ■ S" to call at Jones and Fatheb's Mark* V ■: Shop, Lower WakdWcMreet, where tnU can get German Sausage, Hack Pudding, Collared Pork, Saveloys, Pork Pies, and Real Dairy-fed Pork. All kinds of small goods made to order; goods sent to any part of the town on the shortest notice ; families waited on for orders. N.B.—Sucking Pigs always on hand. TTTANTED—SOO MEN TO DINE at the VV AMERICAN RESTAURANT, Wei lesley-sireet East. I intend giving the work ing classes of Auckland every luxury in season for the small charge of 6d per men.!. The Dinner includes the very best of Soup, Fish, Joints, of various descriptions, and Pastry or Pudding. Meals at all hours.— Charge, 6d. TO FARMERS. WANTED— A Respectable Married MAN to take a farm on shares for a term o! 5 or T years, with a right of purchase if re quired.' For full particulars apply to P. E, Cheai, High-street. "WANTED, GOOD TAILORS,—AppIy immediately, S. Coombes, City Clothing Mart. nnO LET —That Splendid Dwelling House X and Large Shop, lately occupied by Mr. C. Canning.—Apply to Geobge Sibbin. 1 AA A DOZEN BOTTLES WANTED.— _L UU U Williams & Co., Victoria Bn wery, Queen-street. FOR SALE—A Fishing Boat (3 tons), and several Watermen's and Sailing Boats, cheap.—Apply to J. Clabe, Boat-builder, Custom-house-street TT\ESIRABLE INVESTMENT AT T Alt A JIJ NAKI-300 acres of L\ND in the vicinity of the Waitara. the greater portion in grass and enclosed with a ring fence, and close to the beach ; together with a Dwelling house.—For particulars apply to W. P. Snelj., Coach and Horses, Queen-street, Auckland. mWO Gentlemen can ho accemodtaed with X BOARD and RESIDENCE in the most healthy locality in town ; two minutes' wall from the PostOiice. Terms very reasonable —Cliff House, corner of Moore and Hobson streets. JAMES BUTCHER. /^ARTER, Contractor, &c. Goods cleared \J and delivered from ships on the shortest notice. Ballast Supplied. riIHE undersigned has been appointed SOLE X AGENT for the sale of Lambekt and Denney's Patent Hand Printing Stamps. JAS. C. DAVIES, No. 6 Insurance Buildings. * BONES! BONES!! BONES !!! BOUGHT in any quantities, for cash, at the Freeman's Bay Bone Mills. A 'MEETING of No. 3 Company A.R.8., J\_ will he held at the Drill shed, after the Parade, THIS EVENING. Business : The election of officers. All ineuibjrs are requested to attend. JNO. S. LEPINE, Hon. Sec. October 12, 1871. Kf~~ 0 T_ I C E. All parties to whom the undersigned is indebted, are requested to forward their accounts immediately.. JOSIAH PROUT, Clanrii-ardc Hotel. RAWI M a SCHOOL! — The Drawing School opposite St. Matthew's Church, .Hobson-street, is now open. Classes meet on Tuesday: and Fridays, at 7 p.m. For terms, etc., apply to the undersigned, at the school.—J. SYMON3, CHARLES PALMER. m H E LYCEUM, I Welleslky-street East. Terms per month, including stationery .. 10s. Crt. EVENING CLASSES. No charge for the Holidays. WILLIAM D. LYSNAB. ■*-— ■■ ■' ■ -—— ' ' .1 TDOOK-KEEPIN G. A Class of Adults for teaching thfi above, by single ] and double enfay, is about to be established in the Preparatory School, Hobson-street. There are vacan cies for two or three pupils.—For particulars apply to Mr. R. J. Morressy, principal, or the undersigned. M S LEERS, Accountant, 49 Queen-street, ■pUSINESS NOTICE, The Business of Land and General Auctioneers, Commission Agents, fie, hitherto conducted in the name of C. ARTHUR & SON, will, from this date, be carried on in the name of R. ARTHUE. Auckland, October 9, 1371. (\ N S A L EJ \J Ex s.s.'Bernard,' 150 packages Choice CONGOU TEA, in chests, half chests, and boxes. The undersigned would direct particular attention to tha abore shipment of new season's Teas, comprising some of [the finest descriptions in the cargo. i H. B. -MORTON. CnshJa-house-street, I|s&October, 1871. TO BE LET. j THE Property at the Whau known as the " WATEIIFALL," containing 35 acres, partly ploughed, together with Collage, Woo! Shed, Boilers, Sweating House, and every requisite for a FellmOnpery Business. Th< creek (on which is the Waterfall) running through the Properly, ensures ;t constant supply of pure water. Apply to SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON. FOR SALE, A FEW very nice PERAMBUI/ATOES, new designs, just reooived. ■ ■ SAMUEL COOH&UTCE & SON,



,-V a. Ti^OE SYDNEY AND •d^P*£i^V JJ MELBOURNE. [ IllMiik'' U-S-, N.Z.,_^A_M.S.S. LINE. I The splendid steamship i]f|TADA,' • iw tuns Captain^. H. Blethbn, will be despatched from Auc'cUmi for the above ports on or about THIh DAY (Thursday1,12 th instant. For froic;ht, or passage apply to HENDERSON & MACFARLANE. "V fe f^YEBLAND EOUTE S T0 ENGLAND. | THB UNIT ed STATES. NEW I ZEALAND AND AUSTRALIA MAIL STEAM SHIP LINE. \ If OB HONOLULU, SAN FRANCISCO, NEW ' YOKE, AND LIVERPOOL, UtfDEi- CoK-ffIRACT wrm the New Ze4.la.nd Government ]for a Four-weekly Mail Service. The munificent steamship 'NEVADA,* " •3 143 Tons Register, J. H. Bi.ethen, Comman der is ar-c'-ted to leave Auckland for Honolulu and San Fraiif.lvc'o, on THURSDAY, November 2, at For freight, passage/and all particulars, apply to HENDERSON & MACFARLANE. rW 1?0E SYDNEY AND *~ MELBOURNE. aßSel*^?^^ The fast and favorite s.s. •HER O,' Captain Lcgas will leave the Queen-street wharf as above on SATURDAY next, the 14th instant, at 12 'o'clock noon. I Cargo will ba received on board up to 5 o'clock on Friday Evening. For freight or passage apply to CRUICKSHANK, SMART & CO., I Agents, Auckland; Or to' E. S. LEDGER, Agent, Grahamstown. I fligh-street, Auckland, October 11. 1871. Mgfcjj^ TflOß SYDNEY AND j MELBOURNS. ! Transhipping to any Port in the Australian Colonies, by the A.S.N. Company's Steamers. The Fine s.s. ■BALCLUTIA,' (ixoected about the 23rd instant. For freight or passage, apply to JEBVI -. Agent. *~^>Ss> TT 0R HE THAMES swhhlji^Ow' A- CARGO BOAT EVERY DAY tWmzMgiimm .FROM AUCKLAND. The p.s. 'ENTERPRISE No. 2/ v Captain Scon, will leave this week as under— , I Friday, 18th October, at 9 o'clock evening : Also, the p.s. 1 LADY BOWEN,' Captain A dams, will leave as follows :— Thursday, l'2th October, at S o'clock evening J. MORTON, Cochrane's Buildings, Fort-street, Auckland ; RICHARD ONYON. Grahamstown. 1 k*. QTBAM BETWEEN fnS^aic^V AUCKLAND AND THAMES. 'ROYAL ALFRED' l.vill sail as under: — From Auckland. • Friday, 13th October, at 11.30 o'clock morning 1 Saturday, 14th October, at 11 o'clock morning From Gbahamstown. " Thursday, 12th October, at 4.30 o'clock afternoon Friday, 13th October, at 4.30 o'clock afternoon Saturday, 14th October, at 4 o'clock afternoon i""K^ TDKGULAR STEAM I??U?^^PnSv JA' COMMUNICATION WITH vjl^^^^^^THE BAY Olf ISLANDS. > ~ The p.s. ! DUKE OF EDINBDRG-H ' will leave as follows :— Fkom Auckland to Russell. lEVERY THURSDAY AFTERNOON, ai»4 o clock From Russell to Auckland. 1 EVERY SATURDAY AFTERNOON, at 1 o'clock. I For all particulars apply to EDGAR W. AVALKER, Agent, I • ; No. 8, Insurance Buildings, Auckland; i 1 A. VILCOQ, Agent, Russel ; ; Or, to L. C. GOFFE, Agent, Waitangi. ■;___ — ijTks^v I^OR TA HA NAKT, ■'■ra.l^^^^ J- N'KT^ON, PICTON, WEL ielPHayK^^ linqton", lyttelton, and ifiß^^ate PORT CHALMERS. I j j The N.Z.B.S. Company's s.s. I 'WELLINGTON,' t. Kenxkdy, Commander, from Onehunga Wharf O-lIOKROW (Friday) MORNIVG, at 7 o'clock. l lfcr freight or passage apply to COMBES & DALDY, Agents, Auckland ; I. A. BARNES, Onehunga; f; Or, R. S. LEDGER, I Grahamatown. I SSBT Conveyances for accommodation of passengers t{Till leave -Hardington's Yards, Queen-street,, at the Ifatest liour practicable. 1 VS&TL T?.QR SYDNEY I 1»M -JD DIRECT. ', I AgLMMii^' The Favourite Regular Trader ' 'NOVELTY' ! \ yill sail as above on THURSDAY, 19th October. For freight or passage apply to I HENDERSON & MACFARLANE. ,^O>;* -TOE LOND ON. i Tlie Magnificent Iron Clipper Sliip ' 1 -S^^fe 'BETH SHAN,1 jAI for 20 years, 658 tons register, having the bulk |of her cargo on board, will meet with prompt r; Passengers are requested to book at once. C Apply to k : -^' CAPTAIN PEEK, h. On board ; I Or,.^ OAVEN & GRAHAM, 7 Agents. / Auckland, October 12, 1871. *^O»-l IF 0 H LONDON 41!% JO DIRECT. "^O^T T0 FOLLOW TITE 'BETH SHAN. The Al Clipper > COUNTESS OF KINTORE,' 738 tons, 0. Q. Pktherbridge, Esq., Master, will sail early in December, if not previously full. First-class accommodation for passengers. For freight or passage apply to I L. D. NATHAN & CO., Agents, Shortland-street. xrj* XT 01* NEW YOKK /^mv JJ DIRECT. <mlglgSEJgS& The Al 10 years Clipper Barque « A L I C E,' G27 tone register, O. A. AVindemee, Commander, will leave Auckland, for New York, early in November. Has First-class accommodation for a few Cabin passengers. F» t „»*«.«,, .^ WREyt A«9nti



4 ~v >^ "per o t i c c. &%®®®^* 'GOLDEiS OROWIf. The p.s. 'Golden Crown ' will lie LAID-UP for a few da"s, for"painting and cleaning. PRINCE OF WALES THEATRE. ___ Lessee .. .. .. Mr. B. N. Jones. ANOT HE H NIGHT WITH THE AMERICAN EXCELSIOR MINSTBELfS ENTIRE CHANGE OF PKOGrEAMME tor THIS (THURSDAY) EVENING-. MUSIC, MIRTH, AND MELODY. SMOKE — HAVE A CIGAR. The agony commences at eight. H.KELLY, Manager. MUBRAY'S GREAT WOKLD CIRCUS. ON FRIDAY, OCTOBER 13, BENEFIT of the unfortunate lad CHARLES BAiiNES, who met with a severe accident by one of the Circus horses kicking him and breaking his leg. As he is in needy circumstances, Mr. Muekay lias tendered a benefit, on which occasion a grar-d pro gramme will be produced. First appearance of Master Brajiasi, in his great Barebacked Act. Stalls, 2s ; Pit, Is. Doors open 7.30, performance commences at 8 o'clock sharp. H. MORGAN, Agent. N FRIDAY EVENING N i XT. October 13, the Rev. J. Lewis will deliver a LECTURE in the Parnell Wesleyan Chapel, in aid of the Sunday School Library. Subject: " The Present Age." Admission, Sixpence. The chair to be taken at half-past 7 o'clock. YOUNG- MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION. A LECTURE by G. M. Reed, 8.A., on "The Pew and the Pulpit, Colonially Considered," will be given on FRIDAY, October 13,1871. !i Tickets, One Shilling each, in aid of the Newton Congregational Sunday-school Building Fund. \TOUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN X ASSOCIATION. ANNUAL COURSE OK LECT JRES. The Committee of the above Association have great pleasure in announcing the following series of Lec tures :— October 27: Rev. Wariow Davies, M.A.— "Love, Courtship, and Marriage.'' Tickets for the course, 3s each (to admit bearer and lady), may be had of Messrs. Chapman, AVayte, Upton, Tuvrell, R. B. Shalders, the Librarian at the Rooms'of the Association, or any of the Committee. The. Lectures will commence at 7.30 o'clock. Admission to single Lecture. 6d. each person PHRENOLOGY! PHRENOLOGY! X/Tn. T. WRIGHT, Phrenologist, may JjJL be consulted daily, for a short time, in the Young Men's Christian Association Booms, Wel'.eslt'y-street, from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.. and .OB THURSDAY and SATUBDAY Evenings. Full written delineations, 10s. A Lecture and Entertainment every MONDAY Evening in the Lecture-room, at half-past,seven. Subject, Monday, Oct. 16 : " Pride, Vanity, Fear, and Attention." Blindfold test examinations after the Lecture. Admission : Front Seats, Is. : Back Seats, 6d. \7rrilAU GOLD MINING COM- W PANY (REGISTERED). The Annual General Meetin? of Shareholders 'will be h«ld in the Hall of the Mechanics' institute, on THURSDAY, the 19th instant, at 2 p.m. Business : To receive Balance-sheet and Directors' and Mine Manager's Reports. ROBERT SOMMERVILLE, ~ Legal Manager. Auckland, October 9, IS7I. Or AGO GOLD MINING COM PANY (REGISTERED). The Annual General Meeting of this Company will bf: hold at the Mechanics' Institute, Auckland, on MONDAY, the 30th instant, at 3 p m. Business: To receive Balance-sheet, Directors' and Mining- Managers' Reports, and fur the election of Directors. J. S. McKELT.AR, Manager. October 9,1371. ALL NATION^ GOLD MINING COMPANY (REGISTERED). Thfi Transfer Books will remain closed until 12 o'clock noon THIS DAY (Thursday), October the 12th, when a Dividend of Six Shillings per shar- will bu payable at the Company's Office, Shortland-street. CHARLES TOTHILL, Manager. Auckland, October 12, IS7I. npOKATEA. GOLD MINING X COMPANY (REGISTERED). Thff Transfer Books will be closed on THURSDAY Evening, 12th inst., and will remain closed until WEDNESDAY, 18th inst., when a Dividend will be payable at the branch office of the Company, Davis's Buildings, Queen-street, Auckland. W. HORNE, Manager. mOOKEY QUARTZ MINING ,1 COMPANY (LIMITED). The Second Call of Ten Shillings per Share (New Issue1 being overdue: Notice is hereby given that the Shares on which this Call Is not paid, within six days from this date, will be liable to forfeiture, without further notice. CHARLES TOTHILL, Secretary. Auckland, October 7,1871. "tTjnction gold mining ?J COMPANY (REGISTERED). A Call 'tho 4th) of Three Shillings per Share, was this, day made by the Directors, payable on MONDAY, the 30th instant, at the Office of the Company, Short land-street, Auckland. ROBT. SOMERVILLE, . Manager. Auckland, October 10,1871." TJEBEC GOLD MINING COM PANY (REGISTERED). Notice is hereby given that a Call (third) of Six nence per Share has This Day been made by the Directors, payable at the office of the Company, Queen-street. Auckland, on or before the 26th instant. R, HORNE, Manager. Auckland, October 9, 1871. T>EIDB OF TOKATEA GOLD X MINING COMPANY (REGISTERED). Notice is hereby given that a Call (second) of Six pence per Share has This Day been made by the Directors payable at the Company's Office, Coroman del or at the Office of the Company's Agent, Mr. R. Home, Queen-street, Auckland, on or before the 26th instant. Pro O.W.HAI*. Manager. B< HORN£ . Auckland, October 9,1871. TZAKANGAHAPE HIGHWAY JIV district. Notice ia hereby given that the Assessment Roll for the year ending 30th June, 1872, may be seen at the Newton Post-office, and at Mr. Stevenson's Store, Newton Road. The District Board will hear and decide upon all objections thereto, on MONDAY, the 13th day of November, 1871, at the York Hotel, East-street, New ton, between the hours of 6 and 9 p.m. VINCENT E. KICK, Chairman of District Board, Auckland, Oetotor 19, Wl,



IMPORTANT PUBLICS OTI OE. WOLFE'S AKOMATIC SCHIEDAM SCHNAPPS. REGISTERED UNDER " TRADE MARKS" ACT 28 VIC. No. 9. The extraordinary Sale, wide spread popu larity, and wonderful results of WOLFE'S SCHNAPPS prove indisputably that the in troduction of a perfectly pure beverage ; is appreciated by the Australian public. Tho medical profession being the most com petent in science, and responsible in society, of all others, to form a correct judgmentof the medicinal and salutary properties of an article of this liind would not give their unsolicited testimonials in special commendation of SCHIEDAM AROMATIC SCHNAPPS were it a preparation of doubtful or even ordinary quality, nor unless they Lad proved its superior excellence and value, in their own practice or experience. All medical men of adequate information and candid minds admit it to be a thoroughly established principle that bad liquors only create a vitiated appetite for habitual and inordinate indulgence, while those of the purest and best quality-among which WOLFE'S SCHNAPPS is chemically proved fo hold the very first and highest position have a directly contrary tendency, producing a fastidious repugnonce, not only to inferior liquors, but also to the intemperate use of any. This alcoholic liquor is the only one that has ever been manufactured without a remaining trace of impurity from what is chemically known as AMYLtO ALCOHOL or FUSIL OIL, the most intoxicating and pernicious principle of ail distilled liquors, and from which not even the best and purest have here tofore been absolutely exempt. In addition to this it differs from all HOLLAND GIN or GENEVA in two most important particulars, first because no other f^iu has ever been flavoured, medicated, and aromatized with an oil from the same kind o^ juniper-berry, and, second, because no other has ever been thus tinctured with the lighter, more exquisitely aromatic, and medicinally diffusive of the two distinctive constituents of which every oil of juniper is now known to be composed. It further differs from every other kind of gin in the new chemical process of its manu facture, by which its ABSOLUTE PURITY und other qualities are INFALLIBLY MAINTAINED in a STATE OF PERFEC TION. Asa substitute for every other alcoholic res torative, not excepting the very best FRENCH BRANDY now in use, none of which nan com pare with it in PURITY or RENOVATING POWER, the proprietor has boundleiss pro fessional testimony of its superiority, and therefore strongly recommends it as a substi tute for such liquors in DOMESTIC and PRIVATE USB. To prevent fraud the proprietor will not sell in bulk, but only in pint and quart bottles, bearing his labels and signature ; nor is there any other liquor in existence entitled to (he name of SCHIEDAM AROMATIC SCHNAPPS. To provide against IMITATION, the pro prietor has instructed his Agents to PUBLICLY FXPO3E every instance by an APPEAL to the LAWS of the country, and will REWARD anyone affording information which will lead to tho punishment of offenders. The deplorable effects which have in some cises followed the administration of vile imitations, while they act as a stimulus to the manufacturer and sole proprietor to tbrow around his pure article additional safeguards, Bhanlrl ant as a caution to the public carefully to examine the labels, signature, and bottles, and to purchase none s. re such as have the UNEQUIVOCAL marks of WOLFE'S AROMATIC SCHIEDAM SCHNAPPS, imported into Australia solely by the undersigned especially appointed Agents, us the genuine article cannot be otherwise obtained. In an action tried in the year 1864, Wolfe v. Goulard, it was decreed " that the defendant be PERPETUALLY ENJOINED and RE ST HAINED from using any label or trade •nark in imitation of, or simulating the plain tiff's, on bottles, cases, or package*, and from using the words AROMATIC SCHIEDAM SCHNAPfS with or without prefix,and FOR EVER KNJOINED AND PROHIBITED from selling, or exposing for sale, gin or any other article in bottles, cases, or packages, of the shape, form, and size of those used by the plaintiff, with labels thereon contain ing the words AROMATIC SCHIEDAM SCHNAPPS, in that or any other order of words, or with labels in imitation, and simula lalion of those used by the plaintiff on his buttles, cases, or packages, as described in the complaint." As a means of preventing the disagreeable and often dangerous effects produced upon the stomach and bowels by a change of water, or in the use of water con taining an infusion of decayed vegetable matter, which so often produces that obstinate form of FEVER AND AGUE which so frightfully undermines the constitution, THE SCHIEDAM AROMATIC SCHNAPPS will be found absolutely infallible, while in cises of DROPSY, GRAVEL,. OBSTUO TIONS OF THE KIDNEYS, DISEASES OF THE BLADDER, DYSPEPSIA, FLAT ULHNCY OF AGE and of INFANCY, and General Debility, it is recommended most emphatically by tho most distinguished members of the Medical Profession. The following reliable testimonials have been offered by the Australian Press : — Sydney Mohning Herald. "In these days when alcoholic liquors are so largely consumed, and consumers are so much in doubt whether their systems are not being gradually impaired by adulteration, it is well that one at least of the popular beverages of the period is reliable as pure —this is WOLFE'S AROMATIC SCHIEDAM SCHNAPPS. It is something to be assured by phjsicians and ether of the scientific cognoscenti that we have in this article a genuine extract which, taken in . moderate quantity and under ordinarily healthy con ditions of body, affords a beneficial stimulus to the animal functions ; and, even if^ taken in excess, leaves but a minimum of the inevitable evils of abuse. "If it is necessary in the interests of the public to denounce the too common practice of manufacturing noxious compounds aa wines and spirits, it eeems only just to point to this meritorious exception." Town and Country Journal. " We have in these Schnapps a total absence of fusil oil which, combined with the great purity of all ingredients whence it is extruded, accounts for the unusually healthful and in vigorating qualities which have already rendered this latest addition to the alcoholic list so justly celebrated." Bell's Life in Sydney. "Experience has proved the value of WOLFE'S SCHIEDAM AROMATIC SCHNAPPS as a stimulant at once invigorat ing and harmless, and it may bo used with much benefit by those requiring a pleasant and effective remedy. The medical officers of the Sydney Infirmary have tested its merits prftotioally »n TMfom msw, &n<i bear filing :



testimony to its excellence, and we,'therefore, feel no difficulty in recommending to tl.e notice of our readers, the Aromatic Suh'npps, not only as a pure and agreeable occasional beverage, but, what is of far more importune?, as a really pleasant MEDICINE." Imi'Obtjnt Testimonial " Sydney Infirmary, Nov. 11, 1870. " I beg lo sfc 4e that I have, with the per mission of tlit* HONORARY PHYSICIANS, giren your SCHNAPPS to several patients in our wards. I have no hesitation in stating that I consider your SCHNAPPS a MOST EXCELLENT STIMULANT and DIUR ETIC, and of great value in cardiac and renal affections, and I believe they will EVENT UALLY SUPERSEDE ALL OTHER SPIRITS in the treatment of the above com plaints. "LITTON FORBES, Resident Physician." Packed in cases of 1 dozen Quarts and 2 dozen Pints. Every bottle bears a BXUE LABEi/, and is packed into a yellow envelope with red label, bearing the signature of the manufacturer. On sale by all Wine and Spirit Merchants, Hotel and Store Keepers throughout the colony. Sole Agents for all New Zealand, L. D NATHAN & CO., Auckland. A ROMATIC SCHIEDAM SCHNAPPS, Z\_ bearing the signature of UDOLPHO WOLFE, imported by any other firm than the undersigned, may be considered a COUNTER FEIT, and AN IMPOSITION UPON THE 2 ÜBLIC. L. D. NATHAN & CO., Sub-Agents. I a DYERTISEMENT. Teinitt Square, Toweb Hill, 1, Posteen Row, London, 10th June, 1871. COMPIAINTS having been made to me of the quality of Rums lately made up in this market by one or two houses, for shipment to Aus tralia, I think it my duty to address you on the matter, as I find the Rums complained of have been made up with large proportions of Penang (East India Rum) and Mauritius, mixed with West India Rum, thereby enabling the sellers to quote lower prices j but the re sult of such a mixture can only give a coarse, raw Rum, utterly tinsuited to the require ments of the Colonies, and far below the quality of the Rums hitherto shipped from this market. For many years past, and up to the liqui dation of the old firm of Lemon Hast and Son in the latter parr, of last year, I person ally attended to the vatting of all Rums sent out by that firm ; and in making up my Rums now for Australia, my aim is at least to equal the standard of quality which I always pre pared for that market, and which was so well known. I have no connection with the gen tleman who purchased the assets of the old firm from the trustee, and who now trades in the name of Lemon Haet AND Son, at (Teorge-street, Tower Hill ; and no Rum is prepared by me except that branded only "Lemon Haht's Rum:, London." As with.Rums bearing my brand I use only Demerara and West India Rums, I in all cases hand a dock certificate with invoice. At same time, where buyers may require a lower quality, I am always prepared to submit much lower prices, but without my full brand. Yours faithfully, LEMON HART. A DVERTISBMBNT. Trinity Squaee, Toweb Him,, 1, POSTBBN ROW, LONDON, 12th July, 1871. My attention has been called to a circular dated 24th March, 1871, appearing in the Journal of Commerce of Victoria, dated Mel bourne, 18th May, 1871. This circular purports to be issued by the now extinct firm of Lemon Haht & Son, and is evidently designed to induce the belief that it emanates from the former partners of that firm, and that the business is still carried on by them. I hasten, therefore, to' inform you that such is not the fact; that the old firm of Lemon Hakt & Sow no longer exists, having been dissolved in November last; that I, its senior partner, am no party to the circular issued in my late firm's name, and have no interest ivhatever in the business there referred to, having established myself under the name of Lemon Hart & Co. at the above address ; and that the circular above referred to emanates from Mr. White, of Tenby, who, having bought the assets of the late firm at a fixed sum, thus unwarrantably assumes to use its name and title. The further statement in the above circular, as to the staff who have been specially em ployed in the preparation of the Rum shipped by my late firm, refers to the retention of one or two dock clerks, whose only business, as employes, was to carry out the instructions given either by my late father or myself, the secret of the whole matter being, of course, the judicious selection of the various kinds of Rum required for the purpose, which is only to be arrived at by many years of experience, and I need not add that this part of the bu siness was not done by the " staff," but by myself. All rum shipped by me will be branded " Lemon Habt's Rum, London." I beg to enclose you my circular of the 10th June, in reference to this matter, and to the quality of the Rum lately shipped from here by one or two houses. Faithfully yours, LEMON HART. mH A M E 8 HO T E L, QUEEN-STREET WHARF, AUCKLAND; BY APPOINTMENT, • PROVEDORE To His Royal Highness the DincuoTEiiNßirßaH. JOHN COPLAND^ having madd extensive modern improvements in Hotel business, direct* the attention of Settiers, Visitors from the Thames, Coromandel, etc., to the excellence of the accommodations at the above Hotel. Recently have been added BEDROOMS, SMOKING-ROOM, SHOWER BATH, etc. - ; The TABLES maintain their well-deserved patron age for being supplied with first-class articles, and the usual moderate charges ;.; . ■';,' Restaurant meals, Is, from 8 a.m. till 8 p.m.; Ordi nary, 2s, from 1 till 2 p.m. mO CARPENTERS & JOINERS. Tenders are required for the Erection of a House Covomandel.-Apply at j^ts VrIGLEY, Architect* mo B 17 S II M E N; Tenders are required for Felling and Rafting Timber or the Saw Mill at Te Kopiiru, Wairoa River, Kaipara, not later than noon, on MONDAY, 23rd October, 1871. ' ..' ■ Specifications may be seen and all nfbrmation obtained, at tho office of - . . WILLIAM 8. GRAHAME, ■'•'-'" ' ?ort-itre»t I Auckland, October 8, Wl,



pi ITT, SUBTTIiBAN, AND OOUN^ \J TEV PROPERTIES, for sale by the Under signed — j CITY. < ■ QUEERS-STREET.—The " Waitemata Hotel," corner of. Queen and Custom-house-3treete, with the freehold allotment on which it is erected. i The Allotment adjoining, with the two substan tial brick stores erected thereon. I CUSTOM-HOUSE-STREET.—That large brick and stone Store, recently occupied by Messrs. Harris and Laurie. UPPER QUEEN-STREET.- Four Allotments, imme diately above the Army and JNavy Hotel, runnitg through to Grey-street. , FORT-STJtiEKT.--Allotment situated close to the Breakwater Road. SHORTLAND-STREET.—Allotment and two Shops corner of Shortland-street and Field's Lane. SHORTL4.NT>-STREEr.— Shop and Allotment, run ning through to Chancery-street. JERMYN-STREET.—Allotment fronting Jerinyn street and Eden-street, with three houses erected thereon, adjoining Dr. Campbell's property. VICTORIA QUADRANT.—Allotment immediately below the Northern Club, fronting both Victoria Quadrant and Chancery-street. WYNDHAM-STREET.—Allotment having a lar^e frontage, with several shops and dwelling-houses thereon. DURHAM-STREET.—-Allotment close to the Sale Yards lately occupied by Messrs. Hunter and Nolan. EDWARDES-STREET.—Cottage and Allotment. • HOBSON-STREET.—Two comfortable Houses and Allotments adjoining the property of Mr. A. Orai £- , " COOK-STREET.—Cottage of six rooms, two doors from Hobson-street. SALE-STREET. Three Allotments corner of Welles ley-street. : ■ BREWER-STREET.— Cottage and Allotment (off Grey-street). ; . : SUBURBS. • ST. GEORGE'S -BAY.—Three large, comfortable Family Residences, with the ground on which they are erected, having an extensive frontage to St. " George's Bay. REMUERA.—House and about eight acres on the Remuera Road, the property of the late R. New dick. DEVONPORT, NORTH SHORE. - Comfortable House of six rooms, situated in the centre of the district. COTELE.—House of four rooms and two Allotments. SYMONDS-STREET.—Allotment held under lease, at a ground rent of £10 per annum. PONSONBY ROAD.—House of five rooms, and three Allotments, fronting Spring Road. . EDENSOR.— Seven-roomed two-story House, stable, cowshed, fowl-house, and Allotment fronting the Mount Eden Road. ONEHUNGA.—A desirable family residence of ten rooms, with stable, coach-house, cowshed, fowl house, and all necessary out-buildings attached, and three acres of rich ground, all fenced, and partly laid down in grass, and partly as vegetable and flower garden. On the same property is- also a four-roomed Cottage. ONEHUNGA.- -House and Acre in Church-street. ONEHUNGA.—Three Allotments in Maria-street. COUNTRY PROPERTIES. EPSOM.—Eleven acres and Cottage on the Onehunga Road, adjoining Messrs. Cleghorn and Donovan's properties. HOWICK.—House and 19 acres in the centre the village. OTAHUHU.—The Farm of the late Samuel Mullins, containing about SO acres, all fenced and sub divided into six paddocks, and House of four rooms, two-stall Stable, Dairy, &c, thereon. WHAU.—2I acres, near the Whau Bridge. GREAT SOUTH ROaD.—Farm of 63 acres. HUNUA.—44 acres, contiguous to Mr. W. Hay's property. WANGAREL—Farm of 96 acres, 50 acres in grass, partly fenced, and House thereon. WANGAREI TOWNSHIP.-Eleven-roomed House and three Allotments, at the junction of two roads, about 400 yards from the landing place. RAGLAN.—IB 2 acres Whaingaroa, fronting the Waitetuna River. MATAKANA.—Improved Farm of 65 acres, fronting the river. And a large number of FARMS, varying from 40 to 500 acres, in the Parishes of Takapuna, Hunua, Waikato. Kaipara, Mareretu/Mangapai, Ohuroa, Great Barrier Island, Ruarangi, Waitara, Waiuku, Waitakerei,- Puhoi, Kaiwaka, Opotiki, Maraetai, Raglan, Maungakaramea, Kaurawhero, Manukau, Ruatangata, &c, &c. SUNDRY ALLOTMENTS. Kyber Pass Estate ; Brookville ; Dedwood ; Point Chevalier ; Hardington's Paddock, Onehunga , Kapanga; Townships of Raglan, Newcastle, Opotiki, &c, &c. Full particulars of any of the above properties can be obtained at the Land Mart, Port-street, and, where practicable, intending purchasers will have an oppor tunity afforded them of personally viewing each pro perty. • ■■'- SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, , j LAND AND ESTATE AGENTS,! FORT-STBEET. A USTEALTAN MUTUAL, PEO- J\. VIDENT SOCIETY. Established 1849. : - - FOR MUTUAL LIFE ASSURANCE, &o. NEW ZEALAND BRANCH, Head Office : Wellington. Local Board of Directors. Hon. C J. Pharazyn.Esq., M.L.C., Chairman ; Hon. William Fitzuerbert, Esq., M.H.R.,Deputy Chairman A. de B. Brandon, Esq., M.H.R. The Hon. Morgan S. Grace, Esq., M.D., M.L.C. George .fchmter, Ksq., M,H.R. Auditors : ...m < Thomas Buchanan, Esq. Joe Dransfield, Esq. Medical Officer. Alexander Johnston, Esq. Bankers: The Bank of N ew Zealand. The New Zealand Branch of the above Society is now established, and is prepared to carry on business in their branch offices, Grey-street. Wellington. Prospectuses, showing the present state and progress of the Society, and forms of proposal, may be had, or will be sent, on application to any of the agents, or at the head office as above. JOgEpH , DyER# i j Resident Secretary. • I Agent for Auckland : .- . Heury Gilfiblait, 7, Queen-street. Medical Referee: T- B, Kenderdine, Surgeon. TITEDICO- £ O T A N I C DISPENSARY. I H. B R I_T T_A I _NY CBEMIST, DRUGGIST, AND MEDICAL HERBALIST, 06, VICTORIA-STREET, CORNER OF "CHAPEL-STREET. 3 .".*,. . , Sole Agent for Dr. Coffin's Composition, Stomaoh Bitters, Antispasmodic, Diuretic and Female Restora tlTi SSS^iS^f «« AMERICA* Proprietor of the Far-famed WORM POWDERS, which "are acknowledged to be the most marvellous and effectual remedy, ever known. • 4ST Country orders; with remittancei will receive mmediate at' ention. . •..,-' .-_ <1 '■... '.' J'i. X. r ' - '■' ; !- '■ JUST AEEI YE D, ■ ■•'• ■ Per'Don,'from Launcestoh,-'-: "':.": 50 tons Superior TASMANIAN POTATOES.; in lots to suit purchasers. Apply to ■ ■ JAKINS& WILCOX, Durham-street.- - :/>■-'r~ ' ■ ■ ' ' \ MONTHLY SHAEE LIST, (Revised to October 5, 1871), , Maybe obtained at E. Wayte's, Stationer, Que«n- O'J - ■'.. .■ A* ■ - -street-. -•"•- — Clients may obtain them,:gratuitously:, on applrc*. tion at my office. GAELICK, ~. .. ; r .;r "I >;:nSftM9l»-oker. Sbortlahfl-«treet, AiwKlftno,



Auction Sales. -FRIDAY, OCTOBER 13. i At 11 o'Cloclc, ex 'Here.' \ CHOICE COLLECTION of i\ Ornamental and.Flowering SHRUBS, from John Baptist & Sons', Sydney, consisting of 220 Camellias, Azaleas, Norfolk Island Piues, &c, specially selected for Auckland Gardens. GKORGE SIBBIN. . _'._. MONDAY, OCTOBER 16.' UNREDEEMED PLEDGES, 1870-7 GOLD WATCHES, DIAMOND RII S EAR-RINGS, BROOCHES, &c. . B: TONES &r CO. Have been 11,, instructed by Messrs. Newraegur, ■ Moses, to sell by auelion, on Monday, October -, • a instant, at 11 o'clock, THE FOLLOWING- UN; - DEEMED PLEDGES:— 1870 6139 Nov. B—o F Gold L "Watch 6702 Dec. 3—o B1 S Geneva Watch . ■•: :.. io 6716 s—Gold Ring 6875 ■ 12—S Geneva H Watch 6592 13—Gold U H Watch 6990 ' 17—S L H Watch, OF S L do, 2 Chain* and Brooch 7023 • 19-0 F Gold L Watch 7062 21—O F Geneva Watch 7064 ; 21—1 pair Gold Ear-rings :: . iOl 7156 ..;,;, 27-GoHßing , ,-.■./; -.■.-: 7260 30—O F L Watch 7273 Si— 3 Nuggetts of Gold 7281 31—(J Spoons, and 6 Forks : 1871 10 Jan. 3—S Geneva H Watch 15 3—o F S L Watch and Chain ■< 20 4—S L H Watch and.'Chain •29 s—Silver Basket -41. S—OFG Watch r, ;,:.-..,; 52 7-SLH Watch 88. 12—Gold. Cross: .-. ,\ .•':."; ■'•/./ 97 14—S H G Watch ;.s . 1 : ' 134 20—5 S Spoons' ' 187 28—Gold Chaiiv and E»r-rlng» 198 30—Gold Ring . ~ . - • 217 Feb. 2—OFSLWatch 240 6—Pin and W King 241 6—o F G Watch, SIH Watch, 'and S Chains :••••• ---316; 17—S L H Watch ■■ 321 18—Gold H Geneva Watch, Greenstone, and Chain ■ ■ . :•■ 330 20- S.Geneva H Watch ;. 352 24 -Piece of Gold 359 25- O F Geneva Watch 3823 March lf-Gold H L Watch and Chain ■ 414 B—Set of Studs and King 445 10- S H G Watch, Chain, and 3 Pins 471 15- O F S Geneva Watch 495 20—O FS L Watch 533 27—SHG.Watch 872 6—Gold King and Shawl 880 6—OF Gold G Watch, Gold Chains, -Pencil-Case, 5 Rings, 2 pair Eir rings, Locket, and 6 pieces Ulotiuag 894 7—Diamond King 1870 -.••;•■ •■■ .. - '■• '■■■ : ; 7094 Dec. 22-Kit of Tools 7131 24-10 Planes 1871 . v 2 Jan. 2—2 Pipes' ~ T 14 3-1 Pipe ' - - :i' 50 6- 9 Tools 117 18—Cornet and Work Box 2i7 Feb. 3-Kettle, Sausage Machine, and Saw 236 4-Pump ': ■ ■'■'<• 300 15—Bag and Flask :. 851 24—Set of Instruments 890 Mar. I—2 Tools 422 7—Bag and Contents , ~. 426 B—Kit of Tools 1263 Apl. s—Carpet [ . s :*•: -i. ■■:■:.:> 874 Mar. 6^Piece of Forfar 879 6—14 yards Silk, and 26 pieces Clothing QSS 11—Coat and Vest ' 1131 27—coat, ami Tiummo 1161 . 28-^Shawl, Trousers, and two Jackets' 1318 Apl, B^Dress and Shawl ... j .-.,.. ---1356 12—Bundle of Clothing , .. 1364 12—Trousers, Vest, and Tow«l ---1402 15—1 pair Boots - . , 1471 20—Shawl -■ ■: ' - --"a^;. i 7'^u.. 1477 . 21—Shawl.- ■.■-,.•■.!.:--":..■: .Hi: "ial 1480 21—2 Blankets, and 2 Curtains 1519 . 24--Skirt aud Jacket „.»,,, . ■ , ■ TA 1564 26-2 Blankets 1616 29— Blankets'' ' ' ' Ji ;'■ •; 'l ' ■■ 1919 May 22—Suit of Clothes ■~~, ~.:>.. ...r 1922 22 2 Trousers, Vest, and Drawers ' 1929 23-Shawl, and 2 Petticoats ■ '■■>■ -'•» 1932 . 23-3 Skirts. 1978 25-Coat,'Trousers,'and Pouch 1985 25-Skirt and Jacket -■-,:» I'j 2012 27—Trousers ~.;... - 3107 June 6—Boots' 21C8 10—Suit 2801 21-Coat and Vest -:,',,-,, .„-;•• WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 181 BY O RDER OP THE REGISTRAR THE SUPREME COURT OF I>, r y ZEALAND, NORTHERN DISTRICT : :' i ' a ii- [" ': : '■'. i- VALUABLE KAURI. FOREST LA AND HOMESTEADS, MONGONU; The subscribers have received instructions from LauKhlin O'Brien, Esq.', as Registrar of the Supreme Court; on behalf of the Mortgagee, to sell by pliMft auction, at the Land Mart, Fort-street, on Weiu.- day, .the 18th day of October, at 12 o'clock, . THEEOLLOWIN'O- FREEHOLD ( ~PROPERTIES: — ,- Lot 1.—1649 acres of Land on the Kaeo Kivar, . County of Mongonui, originally granted by ! : ■ •: the' Crown to one "William Spickman;*-' Lot 2.—247 acres of Land, being'aflotrnerit'N'e/'&t - • . ; of--the;.Parish of- Kaeo,. also originally .■ ,granfcefl;to, said;. William Spickinfin..;..,'.••.■- Some .portion of : the land comprised in the; respec tive lots is cleared and' under'cultivatidrij'.whlW.t'ie Remainder-is chiefly: Kauri Forest, and- ipon each allotment is erected a Comfortable Homestead,.occw, pied by Messrs. Spickman and_Nesbft. For further . particulars, apply, to Thomas, S. WkstoSV Esq;, Shortland-3tteet, Sblfcito¥' ttaithe Mortgagee; 0r.t0,.: [a i \ -.•..; ,- ... !a airasijsfij ' ' ' SAMDEL COCHRANB & SON/!:':; J* . itlf, -■ < ■ ■:■- , in ;• :' t» .• I a iciosqsm h> .. ' . ,-:,... Auctioneers. . . ;.:,, ; , JU . ,:_, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER-IS." i"; '' COMFORTABLE' FA aIILY RESIDENCE1:!, SEAF^BED VIEW ANDjHOB3ON-'.}' U STRSET,/ COTTAGE KVBBR JPASS. The subscriber's have received instructions to-sell, ut Land "Mart,' For on Wednesday, 13SH instant, at 12 o^clock, fTIHAT Comfortable and Elegant X ; FAMILY 'KESIDENCE, situated in -Seafleld View (off the Grafton Koad), as lately occupied by J. J Fitzgibbon, Esq., arid adjoining the property of E. AVayte; Esq The House contains six-commodious rooms, with a verandah on two sides, partnf which is enclosed with glass,' for utilising its a conservatory, two detached-toonas, outhouses,, tanks,.watecbutts, &c; and the allotment on which it is "erected Has a frontage of 99 feet; and is planted with fruit and other trees. , ■■.. •■ ~_, . tt ( ~■ v, .l> \i-rtl) ■ • ■:'- '-Also;'' ■'• i'3'ii -' '"'"■' ' 3 C ■' A Large Two-storied House, situated, in- Hobson street containing 9 rooms, all in good repair,. com : mandintt'a good view of the Harbour, erected on'two allotments, having frontage of'2o -feet to^Hobson street, and 20tfeet to Harbour Terrace..fenced;in, and havjng a good well.of water and. pump tnjjegn f . 19 j t ,jq iuid io7ftt y,ta '■•-•■ j^a'" ""*■) '; "';"'?. f '-..vVj A Neat 6-roott:ed Verandah. Ooffegej posted at Edenderrv, ißassißoad;, erected on Lots 21 and 22 h "nTa frontage of 80 feet to Eden Place, fen^ SAMUEL COCHRANB /fiHtyUfQW**' AucHopeew,