THE EVENING STAU r AUOKbAND^ THUR^D^Y,- NOVEMBEiI 30, 1871.



itKJfev ROUTE f^^^^Sv W TO ENGLAND. JiiflttMSi THE ujjjted STATES. NEW ZEALAND, AND AUSTRALIA MAIL STEAM SHIP LINE. FOR HONOLULU, SAN FRANCISCO, NEW YORK, AND LIVERPOOL. Ondsb Contract with the New Zf.vt.and governmknt For a Four-weekly Mail Service. The magnificent steamship , 'KBBRASI A,' A.143 Tons Register, I. Harding, Coruman- Vrfer is appointed to leave Auckland for Honolulu and '■San Francisco, on FRIDAY, Ist December, at noon. ' For freight, passage, and all particulars, apply to HENDERSON & MACFARLANE. f ••■..' ' ___ -Vs.^. TTIOR SYDV^Y AND kJL^^^V Jj MELBOURNE. U.s., n.z., &~a7m.s.s. line. The splendid steamship 'NEVADA,' 2143 tons, J. H. Blethkn, Commander, will be despatched from Auckland, for the above ports, on or about WEDNESDAY, Cth December. For freight or passage apply to __.„_.__, XT _, HENDERSON & MACFARLANE, -^A. nTEAE TO MEL- Via SOUTHERN PORTS. THE SPLENDID STEAMSHIPS OP MoMECKAN, BLACKWOOD & CO.'S LI*E ■ W.ItX BE DESPATCHKD TO MELBOURNE (CAI.I.INO AT Alt SOTTTHKEI* POKTS^, EVERY FORTNIGHT, Alteenamjlx bt the East and West Coasts. This Service will be comn_enced by the Steamship •ALBION,' 800 tons, John McLean, Commander, leaving Auckland about the middle of December. Freieht and Passengers booked to all ports. For particulars, apply to HENDERSON & MACFARLANE. THIS PAY (Thursday), 30th November, at 5.30 t> o'clock morning ,-V -jbL Q TEAM TO THE ff&3^r§l\ THAMES. ' GOLDEN CROWN' wUI sail as under :— FruM Adckunb : , ~„,. Friday, Ist December. 12 o'clock noon Saturday, 2nd December. 10' o'clock morning Sunday, 3rd December, 10 o'clock morning ' . I . ' Leave Takarc : THIB r>Av cyKn«day.), 30th November, at 6 \ "'■' o'clock evening Friday, Ist December, 5 o'clock afternoon Saturday, 2nd December, 3 o'clock afternoon Sunday, 3rd December, 6 o'clock evening . i~- RETURN TICKETS .. 7s. 6d. i-V^s*. OTEAM TO CORO- O MANDEL. .WgjgEggJZ A Regular Trader, : ■■,:•: " '■ Carrying Passengers and Cargo. ■ ' Pf' ' ROYAL ALFRED/ Captain.Fakquhar, will sail as under:— From Auckland to Coromandbl. Friday, Ist December, at 3" o'clock afternoon Saturday, 2nd December, at 8 o'clock morning Fkom Coromandbl to Auckland. Thursday, 3'> th November, at 8 o'clock evening Friday, Ist December, at 7 o'clock evening .Saturday, 2nd December, at 12 o'clock noon ; t .-Freight;, lbs..'pec' ton. '-~■' L-t. . ■■-■> Fareb.—Cabin, Bs. Steerage, 55..; J. S. MACFARLANE & CO. WID^ t>E<GrULAR STEAM eifia^^N. Jl\j communication with Tsfflslß£>.THE BAY OF ISLANDS. • The p. a'.-1" '*" ''«.v.f-'-.DUKE OF EDINBDR&H^ will leave as follows :—• -,, t , o j< . yyi'.-l From Auckland to Russell. . EVERY THURSDAY "AFTERNOON, at 4 o clock From Russell to Auckland. EVERY SATURDAY AFTERNOOfc, at 1 o'clock. For all particulars apply to - r ., ...... : "* "HAGUE'SMITH & WALKER, Agents, -No. 8, Insurance-Buildings, A'lckhwid; A. VILCOQ, -Agenti Russel %; / Or, to ■'- ''■ *• i'! i:- fy ' '■■'-■' :~ '' L. C. GOFFE, Agent. 'VV aitangi. »i.^j. T3L4-"t-U / V: J J \-'A J- \ -'—-■.■: ilvLav T> EGUTiAR WEEKLY gis^^Sv \\ STEAM COMMUNICATION lSmyKV> WITH WANGAREI (calling at the WmtHSSm Hot Springs, Kawau, and Omaha ..*£ 1p .' .i 'f'- ..'each way). "■'■■ '"• '-■•' •' "^ The p.s. ' DUKE OF EDINBURGH ' irill leave as'follows '•—'"■.'". \\\]\) From AucKr.A.NTD. Mondays 4th December, 8 o'clock evening.,, , ; ' Moifday, l'th December,4 o'clock afternoon. Monday, 18tir'Dedemher, 9 o'clock evening. Tuesday, 26th December, 6 o'clock afternooß. Fkom1 'WxyrexifEir Tuesda", sth December, 12 o'clock midnight. Tuesday, 12th December, 7 o'clock evening. Tuesday. 19th December, 12 o'clock midnight. Wedne-dav, 27th December, 8 o'clock evening. ib"ni «i* HVGUK/SMITH & WALKER.. ■■■<"* '■■''■ *>;■ ' — > :' ,''-.,'■' ,Vn^ j:' T1OR; THE 'THAMES, A CARnO BOAT FVERY DAY J/itiSOmiKm FROM AUCKLAND. '...The p.'s,'-- - "jij .'.■ r...!.J * • ■ ■ -. i.*■■• ■ "JI^^:*ENTERPRISE No. 2.'-.., , •••■:, Captain Scon, will leave this week as under— ni j> Friday, lst : December, at llo'clock evening Also, £he p.s. " «LADY BOWEN/ Captain Adams, willleave as follows ;— Thursday, 80tb November, at 10.30 o'clock night J. MORTON, Cochrase's Buildings, Fort-street, Auckland. lTK^v TpO-H TARAN TAKT, QBL^^r^Sv J? NELSON, PICTON, WEL iWSaSfIVSJi^ LlNG'l ON. LY^TELTON, AND JHSBBSm PORT CHALMERS. t The N.Z.S.S. Company's s s. . 'Phcebe; H. Woß«p,Commander, from Onehunga, on TUES DAY next, sth December. 'Fat' Freight ct Passage apply to !-■.'*; COMBKS & DALDY, Agents : A..RARNKS, Onehunga; > ,0x,,,i, R. S..LEDGER, Gruhamatown. T *=:s^^ TT °R LONDON JQ. ; . -DIRECT. 3^Mo' T"X ONLY VESSEL on the BERTH. The Al! Clipper 4 C6tJNTESS OF KINTORE,' »88 i t0B8;C. J.G. Pexhebbridok, Bsq., Master, will sail VZzJi 3°e=f mb«" . U not previously fulL First-class accomrc odatiou fpr pussengers.. s |nstant tefi*Wei>aS3ebgers'wiUbe bookedafterthe 18th Piw freight or passajgeappiyjio* J ,urn .us iipft, Nathan * cio;> I Agents, Sbortlftßd-stMit. \



STEAM NAVIGATION MtßßesSSSmt gOMY.'S REGULAR MONTHLY FIRST-CLASS STEAM LINE BETWEEN AUCKLAND, SYDNEY, & MELBOURNE. Transhipping to any Australian port by the AU3TRALASIAN STEAM NAVIGATION COM FAIfY'S STEAMERS. ' The .Splendid Steamship 'CITY OF ADELAIDE,' D. Walker, Commander, will leave this for above ports on WEDNESDAY, 27th inst., at 11 a.m. For freight or passage, apply to H. M. JEBVIS, Agent. r-w^v TpLAGSTA FF PEER Y. |||||S|||v^> SPECIAL NOTICE. TIME TABLE NORTH SHORE PERRY BOATS. Commencing on Monday next. New Wharf. Old Wharf. Auckland. 7 a.m. 7.10 a.m. 7.30 a.m. 8.40 a.m. 8.45 a.m. 9.10 a.m. 9.30 a.m. 9.40 a.m. 10 am. , 10 a.m. 10,30 a.m. 10.30 a.m. . 10.40 a.m. 11a.m. 11 a.m. 11.30 a m. 11.30 a.m. VI noon. 12 noon. 1 p.m. 1 p.m. 1.30 p.m. 1.30 p m. 2 p.m. 2 p.m. 2 p.m. 2.30 p.m. 2.30 p.m. 3 p m. 3 p.m. 3.30 p m.. 3.30 p.m. 4 p.m. 4 p.ik. 4. '0 p.m. 430 p.m. 5 p.m. 4.80 p.Kf. fi p.m. (3 p.m. 5.10 p.m. 5.30 p.m. 5.30 p.m. 6 p.m. 6.10 p.m. C.30 p.m. SUNDAY. • 9,45 a.m. •.■ lOa.tu. 10.30a.m.1 0 p.m. I p.m. 1.3) p.m. (Last trip Sunday). 6.10 p.m. 0.30 p.m. NIGHT BOAT. Every night (weather permitting). North Shore. Auckland. 7.20 p.m. 8 p.m. 10.30 p.m. ... 11 p.m. • ■ Tickets available for both ferry boath. F A.RFS.—Day, weekly, 2a 6d: day and night, weekly, ss; single tickets, night, Is; returns, night, Is 6d. HOLMES BROS. ~n>;k J? 0 R X A IPAKA /N -E DIRECT. <k?i%'ll&& The Clipper Schooner ■ ■ ■■*BX3KHJW • M I U Q- E. 1 Captain D. A. Stuart, will leave asabo?eon MON DAY next, at 4p.m. For freight or passage, apply to L. D. NATHAN & CO. rr\ H EATBE X O V A L. -Lessee-.,- .. —rr- .. Mr. WalterD»dley. THIS* (THURSDAY) ItVRNING, Not. 30, St. Andrew's Day. - Genuine Success of the Burlesque ' ILL-TREATED IL TItoVATOKE. The entertainment will commence with J. H. Byron's Comic Drama, in 3 acts, entitle' ONE HCJNDttED THOUSAND POUNDS. Sword Dance ... - Mr. Robert Glover, The Champion Dancer of the late Caledonian gathering. Concluding with the great Operatic Burlesque, entitled ILL-TREATED IL TROVATORE. Manrico Mrs. Walter Hill. Count de Luna Mr. Walter till. Azucena .. .. .. .. Mr. J P. Hydes Leonora .. .- .. .. Miss Flora A nstead. Inez . .. .. .. Miss Jessie Raymond. On Friday, December 1, Benefit of Mr. J. HOOPER. On Monday, December 4, Miss Clara Stephenson, Mr. Charles Burford, and Miss Kate Burford. Pit, One Shilling. Stall, 2s. Dress Circle, 3s. n^GLI & POMPKI'S ROYAL \j ITALIAN OPERA COMPANY. The severe indisposition oi Signor Coy rendering, it impossible to give the Opera of LUCIA DI LAM MI iSRMOOR, as advertised, the Management beg to announce that as LA TR.AVIA.T i was so enthusiasti cally received on Monday last-, and in compliance with a very general request, it will be repeated THIS (THURSDAY) EVENING; November 30, LA TRA/I AT A. Alfredo! .. .. ; ..'. tiignor Fe<-ante Rosnati Germont.. ".. .. Signor Fillipo Coliva jGajitone ■.-.;• .. ; !'. *' " Signor Fr*ncisco Benso.1"' Pottare .. .. .. Signor Pietro Favas Amina. v.V 3 ■../ .F. ~r- >Signora liUigia'Tournerie Violetta Signora Tamburini Coy. Friday Evening, Dec. I—LAST NIGHT OF SUB SCRIPTION SEASON—SAFFO. ' Box Office, Uptons', Stationers, Queen-street, r Prices of Admission.—Dresitf Circle, 10s.; Stalls, ss. : Pit,.2s. . .;• ■ . - ■ ,•. •'.•.■..'■ The Box Office opens every day, at 10 a. m. Pit—TWO SHILLINGS. POPULAR PRICES. REDUCED PRTCES AT THE STALLS, j 01 I REDUCECPRICES ATTHESTALLS, ' ' REDUCED PRICES AT THB STALLS, > I ■ -■ ■■■ ■ J?IVE SBILLLNOS. CAGLT AND POMPEI'S KOTAL ITALIAN OPERA COMPANY. ! SATURDAY EVENXNG, December 2, LAST NIGHT ft F THE OP,;EBA,i . XSD -- : BEX EFIT •' """ rs sj-gnor, cfk-GLj, ■:: i"~ On which occasion will be given .:BJ6zart's immortal ■ h ■:■- !WOrk,:-; r^J - -■ ■Z •: do s Or io t ys&sß l. Box plan now open.-* Prices of Admission : Dre33 Circle, 10s ; Stalls, 5s ; I Pit,. 2s. . r ., . . ; . . ; , , i , YOUNG • MRV'S OIIUISTIAN ) <;i!i .-association; w)v '::l The Annual Meeting of the Auckland Young Men's Christian" Association will be held on FKIDAY EVKIs(ING next, at half-past 7 O'clock, in the; Koomß 6f the Assocaftion, Wellesley-street, to which th» attendance of the public is earnestly invited. if PKOOJfIAiiMK:' " Annual Report will be read. ■ p The adoption of the Kep. >rt will be moved in an Address by the Rev. E. JM. Bkee, seconded ( by Rev.'C. J. Hullbr, . Paper will be read by W. L. Rbkh, Esq. Pape,r will be read by the Rev. P. H. Cornford. Address by the Rev. Wablow Davies. The Engagements will be interspersed with appro priate selections of Music. Subjects of papers to be announcedi . \ R' B. SHALTERS Hon. Sec. DE V O NP O R T HI G H WAT ... :m DISTRICT. ' The A ssassment Roll of the above district, for the year ending 30th June, 1872, has been deposited at Mr. ' William Newman's, Baker, Devonport; for,the inspec- : tion of ratepayers, and a Meeting of the Trustees will be held at the Flagstaff Hotel, Devonport, on FRI- , DAY, the Ist December next, at 5 p.m., for the pur- j pose of hearing appeals (if any) against the assessment. Dated 36th October, .871. H.NICCOL, Chairman, IIOBTLAND HOUSE. CHRISTMAS BALL. MUSIC HALL, SYMONDS-STREBT, Dec. 13,1871. ; Former-Pupils and Friends,'may obtain Tickets (5s each), fpr the above Ball, at Shortland House, jbefoie the 13th December, 1871. F' A ,T 8' The Newest out in Felts and Straw*. I NEW PARIS AND DRAB SHELLS, NEW( ZEA Ii AN 1) HO tS B, W, *)UIE2f*XBMT.



■vr o tic' E. New Zealand War MEDALS, granted by the Impe rial Government to the following individuals, having been received, it is notified that they will be issufcd on personal application to the Militia and Volunieer Office. Princes-street. WAT. GORDON, Major, Commanding Auckland District." Auckland, November 29,1871. SCHEDULE OP MEDALS Forwarded to the Officer Commanding Aucklaad District, on th« 21st day of .iTovember, 1871. Rank. Xante. Corps. Captain Ruck, P; VV. grd Waikato Regt. Captain Kells, George Auckland Militia Captain Lusk, D. H. Ist Waikato Regt. Lieutenant Hay, J. B. 3rd Waikato Regt. Ensign ityak, T. J. 4th Waikato Regt. Sergeant Randall, Wm. Auckland Militia Private Bell, James Ditto Private Dempsey, William Ditio Artificer Cotton, Edwin Ditto Private Provost, Hartlett Ist Waikato Rest. Private Moyle, William Ditto Private • Pell, Thomas Ditto Sergeant Wright, William Ditto ' Sergeant Finch, Thomas Ditto .«. Sergeant '•age, Jesse Ditto Sergeant Bainford, Thos. J. D.tto Corporal Ue filackquie.se, Geo. Dirto Corporal Edwards, Jolm Ditto j Private Hopo, Edwin Ditto Sergeant Brown, Patrick Ditto Corporal Brett, Frederick Ditto Corporal Gibb, Thomas Ditto Private Hution, Jc/lui ««Ditto Private Parkhouse, Kichd. JL»itto Corporal UqldsinUh, John j Ditto Clerk Flynn, James Civiliat., iate 14th ICegimeut Serge. Clerk Clarke, H. M. Ift Waikato Regt. Privt Clerk lirand, J. 2nd Waikato tiegt. Pii'vt Clerk Waters, Edward Auckland Militia Sergt. Store keeper Kensington, W. C. Ist Waikato Hegt. j Serge Issuer i'hompson, A. 11. Auckland Militia ■Private HcOuire, Hugh Bafcef 2nd W. Regt, Private M«,Quattsrs, i.dward Auckland ivlilitia Private Pillungton, Henry 2nd Waikato Regt. i Private . Piikington, Kdw.ird D'tto rj Private ' Yates, Ueorga W. Ditto Private Co.iksou, Jisuph Auckland Militia. ,' Sergeant honest, James Ist Waikato Regt. P.i.ate Byrne, Charles Ditto Sergeant Goodman, Henry 2nd Waikato Rtgt. i Artincer Bell, WilLam Ditto ! Artificer Forr, Williim Flenry Ditto ~JB.ivate Double, Richard Ditto Private Madigau, John Ditto Sergeant Gi m.re, 'ieorge 3rd \\ aikato Regt. i Sergeant . Molloy, Joseph Ditto Corporal Joice, William Ditto Corporal Keilly, Cornel ua Ditto Artificer Bell, Fraser Ditto Private Black, Charles Ditto Private Booktr, William Ditto : Private Wilkinson, Samuel Ditto j Clerk Hen haw, Joseph Civilian j Serjjt. Issuer Bai-on, Arthur Auckland Militia i Crpl. Clerk McKenna, Wm. Ist Waikato Regt. Private Lynch, Kdward Ditto Storekeeper Slater, C}eo. T\ I S T E I 0 T OBDEES, Militia and Volunteer Office, Auckland, November 30, 1871. 1. The attention of officers comma..ding companies of Volunteers is directed to paragiaphs 0 and 7 rule 3 | and regulations for General Government prizes, 1872, ! and they are request-d that they will be good enough I to arrange that their Company competition (with j Company ammunition/ shall take place so as to ensure ■ the receipt in the Distr ct office before the 31st De cember next of the names c f the selected Company representation ; but in proceeding to the selection by competition firing the direction contained in par f> page 7 of the above quoted rules will be observed and adhered to. 2. Such Voluntee-s of Cavalry Corps of the District as have complied with the regulation as to parades con tained in par. 3 page 19 ri.los and regulations for General Government prizes, 1872. will be prepared to assemble at the Mount Eden Rifle Range in a day or days to be hereafter fixed before the lOtli January next, in order to fire the preliminary match prescribed at page 19 of the before quoted regulations. , 3. In consequence of the time and close attention , whi'ih will be required to be devoted by Volunteers r tto rifle practice for the next two or three months tliere will not be a review on New Year* Day. WM. GORDON", Major Commanding Auckland District. A UCKLAND EIFLE BRIGADE. Class Firing for No. 2 Company Auckland Rifle Brigade,; will be held THIS D\Y (Thursday), from 4 p.m. to sunset, on MONDAY next from 9 a.-., to 4 p.m., and on WEDNESDAY from daylight till 9 a.m. [ (Signed) G. YON DER HEYDE, Captain commanding. A UCKLAND m OTTISH VOL- J\. UNTEERS. i The Monthly Parade of the Auckland Scottish Volunteers will be held at Fort Britomart, TO MORROW (Friday), at 7.30 p.m. C. J. TAYLOR, Captain. E A- B A T ii 1 N G. THE SOLID ROCK BATH, SMALE'S POINT, affords the healthful luxury of a Salt Water Bath, with thorough protection from the dangers attendant on I ordinary sea-bathing. I The, graduated solid rock bottom affords a safe footing, which, together with steps and divin.- boards i on all sides, assures the pleasure of a Bath to the most nerv üb, as well as to the b ldest swimmer. Tickets fur one year .. .. ..£llO Di to Children under 12 £0 10 6 j A Single Lath £0 0 3 i; An allowance made on Family Ticket's. For I ' Ladies only, from 10 till 12 each day, Sundays ex cepted. For tickets apply to HENRY KEESING, JUN,, 58, Queen-street. ' , ftf.!' !■•!'.* i AUCKLAND Tailoring Establishment, 184, QOEEN-tiTJttEhT, [Between Mason's, Barber, and the Shooting ' hn '■' - Gallery,] DIRECTLY OrPOSITR BABE'S, BUTCHEB. TERMS—STRICILT CASH. ''7 ';" r- r ' ■ ■ ■ ■ '■ j ■(■■'■-V.J. CAMP '^ BECJS-to call the attention of the Auckland Public to th< following LOW PKIOE i : Tweed Trousers, 20s; Double Branded LVeßt»/l2s 6ii ; Tweed suits, £3 10* ; Dress ; : Trousers, £1 10s ; Dres* Buite, £6 j Silk Mixed Hints, £5 j Chesterfield Coat, £2 10s. j I . .The i wake of the above will be second to j none in Auckland. But as the Tailoring tra ie has depressed in prices, J. (J. ha» determined jto give the gentlemen of Auckland and sur • rounding districts the benefit during the ii iSuminer mouths, at a great sacrifice. The ! {above will be for Cash onlj. A true Fit i guaranteed. | I N.B. —A varied lot of Vests, double and single-breasted, on hand, at. very low prices, at JAMES CAMP'S, Tailor, \ . __ 184, Queen-street; jvr o t i c c . : WILLIAM FRANK BUCKLAND begs to inform his friends and the public generally that he has this day recommenced business as SHABE&RQKER and GENERAL AGENT. " Offios—F»rt-itr«et, Amhtond. 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: jig j|Pih SUMMER DRINKS ! ;i--SttMMKR DRINKS! \^ IDEAWN FROM THE GENUINE American Ice Cream and Sosa Water Apparatus Imported by the Proprietor of the tM N.Z,&A. PitJIT DEPO V, QUEBN-STHEET, Opposite the Bank of New Zealand, r " At an Immense Cost, THIS BEING- THE ONLY ONE IN AUCKLAND. * ■ ',■* f ", .' :-■ ——— ri^HE Drinks manufactured by this famed JL wppHratus are extensively used through out the world, and particularly recommended as bpins; the most wholesome "and refreshing of all DRINKS, the Mxrble Foiinlain supply irig h seve.< different flavoured Drinks. The, above being now in working order, the pro prietor solicits the. put rename of the Auckland, publioi ah'd '. from the high estimation in j" which it is held i:1l "ijiu'c countrie*, pfit-ds only a trial to conlirm that opinion in*~ilns c'ty. Druwn, i-ulu unti t^arkiin;; from tin* Fountain, AT THRKJtPENCK PER GrLAiSS. The propriotor has, also sptaceri Another Hppai-aiuti ut the Fijian Home, Wharf, where the public wouiil d<» well to giv e tiie siiuie a triiij, tissue^ .^jooljng und refreshing Dfinks Ciin ;< tbe pur('lvafe t ri in jaiiy other pitrt. lof rtm-klan'. The crinkK wre inndn from «ha pure, juice of the Fmit Miid geiiuine,, •Cream. lLi- cream cmi bf flavoured to suit the most fivslidiiiiia :tasTe; i: . _.Ncte the_Audr. es-rr . US.N.Z. AND A. FRUIT nEPOT, / Oppc-ite Bank of New Zealand, r . AND AT FIJIAN HOUSE, WHAEF. STRAWBEHEIES AND CRKAM DAILY, O>E SHILI.IN'a: : -[^TORWICH UNIOJS LIFE INSURANCE, SOCIETY. Si Capital, i! 2,300,000 j Etabushko 1«(»8. NOEWICH UNION FIRE INSURANCE, I ■■■■'■'-• SOCIETY; °! I ■ . ....... . , i ■('■ ■ ' ■ Capixai., £550,000 } EsTABtwuBU 1821. Prospectuses and full particulars on ap plication to . geo; s. grahAm; Inspector & Agent, Shortland-street. CRICK ET. ; CROQUET. A LA RGB New Stock of CRICKKT Bats, Stumps, Ba Is, Gloves, Leg Guards. Best London-made Sets of CX OQUF/T, Ladie/ and Gentlemen's Lawn Billiards. Sett Bowls, Q.uoits, Footballs, Fencing Sticks, Foils, Masks, Glqvps, &c, at H. FENDKL O.W 'S, .. , , IRONMONGER, . , , 166, QUBEN-STBB BT. Q H I R T S. PLAIN and DRESS ?WHITE I SHIRTS J [ ?OY3'and YOLTTHS'Do. ... t CEISIEAN SHIRTS, in Wool and Silk, ! AT • 66, QUEEN-STRBE^T, i ____ _ __, VTO'IT.-E.—The Business of the Market to!j ll b,e disposed of, not having tiinu tu,at Lend:' ''boi'h'plai'es. Bl J A good clinix'-e '"for a 'Bli<a<w; 'married1 cbuple ' with a 'little iiiuney.* Tne; Guiid's ca'rr ht- ta1 t-'n ai ( . costprice, orjlie Sooii,. with' wll' t he-fittihj>si at üboU'ii, qne-hal/' '.'931.. J Rent vpry low, us pTi'K it* lA fe'o a gouil i,eiit»'ni. ' Hie, place i* suiiubie for a lnrge VVbtJesule Bi^iuess, beiui; litl.eU with shelves unu the gas aid on. . ■ ; ; >« I Apply to H. TY.ATTB ; Market: P}aqp> .Queen treet. . r . ;; ',~,; J~( ~„,„ ~.,, ~y ~„,„ 'Xjv/lij'.'/Q.'Jr.-a.A-iiiß, -. !i«14,-li.-iIU OA. TONS Good POTAT() KS, lijjset' p'nee /&\J £4, in lots to buit purchasers. ' ' Gli,OßQii SIBBLN. rjVVY'i/ 'o :i:S1 ""i uF"C TEW TWEEDS";AND; COATINGS,' '' Cut and made in-the most recent fashion, . ..■■.-.,. :* i- ;. -at '' "' '-'"■ > ~ '■' :''\ 66, QUEEN _-STREET. TO THE ELRCTOIis OF THE NosxaEßiS-fiisisiojs:— «—— — GENTLEME \ T,x-A v&c.ncy having occurred in the representation of yodr-dfctrict in this I'rovinciaH'onn cii, throuih the res.gnation of Jnhn,.Mitcht-ll Mi^xra>;, Esq , I bef? to offer m/self-arf'a Oandiflate 'foi' (ilection," and, if returned, will do my',utnips( to.furwarJ your interests. .1 HLHTH-Q.-iMI-i"A AKri lam, Gentlemen, Yours obediently, ''i ! •: 7Xj Mt.<>! i^i^M: WAKNE^FAKNALL^ mflE very Newest, Clleape^t, Mat ■ ■■'- ■ GENTS':SUITS,f' y'-> r;: COATS, VES^.-ANDy fTR^U.SEESj, ■ii! In Tweeds,> Does, and* Black Cloth/ Oil ( | ' AT n'b:'w v"zeal^p;'. novs\,



IrjC 0 T TIS H CO M MERC IA L k5- .. INSURANCE. COMPANY. L FIRE AND LIFE. •r. .rOAT-iTAL:— ONE MILLION STERLING. Hfmd Oi^Ficr;', ?>?,. St;. Vincent PWacb, "Giisnow. , v , ~.; , . . ~ '■; '.■ Directobh. . :•. o'" ;Cliairman, Alexanbkr Ce*tm, Esq,,of Thornliebank. H. E. Crum ttwing, Jun., Esq., Merchant, Glasgow. Hugh Brown, Esq., Manufacturer, Glasgow. : Richard Kilston, Esq. (Messrs. A. G. Kidston and CO.), Glasgow. . ... James King, 'Younger of Campsie, Esq., Glasgow. ~ James Kirkland, Esq., Glasgow. ; ~ Charles Randolph, Esq., Shipbuilder, Glasgow. . John.Moffat, Esq., Ardrossan. $>, £. Carglll, Esq. Win. Milne and Co.), . ;' 'Glasgow and Ceylon. . I-.;-. Manager—Frederick J. Hallows, Esq. Consulting Physician—Db. P. A. Simpson... Auditor—J. Ghaham, Esq., C.A. 0 Solicitors —Messrs. Towers-Clark, Roberton, and ■-■ ■ • ' ■' ■-■ Ross. Bankers -The Clydesdale Bank. Agents—P EEECE AND GRAHAM, r(ni-.;f Shortland-street, Auckland. ■ qT. MUN G 6 CAF E. CHAHLES~CANNING '■'~ ■ ?,, would beg respectfully to intimate to his nuhieroJ.. friends and customers that lie has' OPENKD. an establishment in St. Mungo Place, Queen-street, ! immediately opposite the Bank of New Zealand, i where, in addition to the Bread, Biscuit, and Con ifectionory Business, he has OPENED | ST. M ONG.O. C IF.F,, and having secured the 'services of an experienced Cook, he hopes to merit a continuance of that confix dencfi and support so liberally aceordod to him for the past'SlSffiten; years!. To -the Ladles of Auckland ami sutnirbs he would ■also :lb«(? to intimate, that'he Ims been enabled to set apart a Complete 'Suite of JKoonis for their accom . modation. C; 0. would take this opportunity' of inviting the attention of the public to his plain nd fancy ■■ m i+irs, -viz. :— '■"'■ ■ " ■; '■ . ■ .Water Biscuits Captains 'Saloon Lunch ditto 'Aberauthy Biscuits, plain \V"ater Crackers. ~ DJtcp, Oiigirial recipe -Diike of Edinburgh (lunCh) Soda: Biscuits . Picnics , Wine dii to Mixed Biscuits" ■' •' ■ Dessert ditto , .Arvowroot ditto i.racknaUs '"'" ' Briar ditto '■'■"- Lomon Drops ~ ' Almond-ditto, English Italian Macaroni ft*tjfr»s, Rusks , Biscuit .Powder. " "1 '''I..'' . '-'. ;'■'*,'.l . . ■ , 1. • 'Sv 16 ove- Bigcidts are packed intins from 21b. to 181b., a'h<j are made und'cr' his own immediate superintendence, arid, being thoroughly kiln-dri-d,: are warranty, to keep dry antt crisp during the longest voyage, . : Jellies for invsujg mai j t fresh every day and always on hand. rinT, suBURKv, and ooux .\J TRY PROPERTIES, * or gale by th« Under-' signed - . . ■ | CITY. UPPER QTTEEV-STREET.*- Four A4,, tmentg> imme diately above the Army and Is avy a otol, running through to1 Grey-street. »'■ ' ■' FOKl'-.sTkKKT.—Allotmunt situated clost to the Breakwater Road. SHORTLAiD-STRKET.—Allotment and two Sho^ ! corner of Shortland-street and Field's Lane. , SHOItTL \ND-SXXIJiE L.—Shop and Allotment, run ning throWh to Chancery-street. JERMYN-STREKT.-Allotment fronting Jermyn street and Eden-street, with firee house* «reoted thereon, adjoining Dr. Campbell's property. VICTORIA QUADR\jNT.—Allotment immediately I below the Northern Club, fronting both V ctoria Quadrant and Chancery-street. . • . • WYNDHAM-STREET.—Allotment having a larpe frontage, with several shops and dwelling-houses thereon. , , ~ . DUli HAM-STREET.—Allotment close to the Sa'e Yards lately occupied by Messrs. fluntor and Nolan. JEDWARDES-STREET. -Sottage and Allotment. HOBSON-STREKT. —Two comfortable Ho"ses and Allotments adjoining the property of JVir. A. fCraig. ; ■' '■] *;t J ■$, COOK-STREET.—Cottage of six rooms, two doors from Hobson-street. SALE-STKKET. Three Allotments corner of Welles leyisstrSet, , '. ; . "'. -' ... j "'* 'BREWER-STREET.-Cottage and Allotment (otf Grey-street); -. • / 'I : ; j WELLINGTON-STREET —That Elegant Villa Resi dence, known as "A'shburton Cottage," with the a'lotment on which it is erected. . . TURNEK-JiritEET.— Comfortable House of eight rooms, close to Uiiper Queen-street.■ /., ; LIVEiiPoOL-STREET.—Allotment, and House of six rooms. FRANKLYN-STRKETt—House, qf five rooms. >: WYN YARD-STREET.—House of six rooms, opposii* the residence of James Smart, Esq. : —•::•! 717/ 1 , - ; , ■ ...SUBURBS.,. ; v: ..,„■; ST, GEORGE'S BAY.-About two acres of ibandj 'with five substantially built Resiiletices erected thereon, situate on the Beach inSt; Bay,' and commanding an extensive view of theliarbonr.) Tliese houses will be sold either separately, or all in one let. '■; '.- \ <~..• ni) 'i CL i NEWTON. - Two four-roomed Cottages. _~ | EPSOM. —Three-quarters of an acre of ground, with a; large nine-roomed House, stabjp, rfowj-hpuae, &c.,; &c , thfu-een. SYMOND.s-SIREET.-Two foikr-roomed Houses in! Russell Plw;e. -n n-y <! i MGUMT ST. JOHN.—New four-roomea'<House, and; one acre of Ground, m the Gr«at; South •"Koad.i close to ihi; residence of W. J. Marks, E% i( . PONSQMBY ROAD.: About one and a^half acres of Land, with a large ten-roomed vftgusiu and out-buildings erected thereon; near the resi dence of F. J. Yon StunaerjiEsq; i." "' sOB , PARNtLL—Four-roonied Cottage in Devonport- Rtreet. -! f. 'V ;. •' 'r.> ' . EEMUii^H.-T-House and about; eight.acres. on the - l ' Rentuera Road/the proper y of the late R; N°w dick. • - <•■»" " i • DEVQNPORr NORTH, SHORE. - Comforfeble! House of six rooms, situatedln th?, centre o.f.thej district I ..'.. A " : i < // j COT ELE— House of four rooms and<two Allotments.! SYMONDS-STREKt;—All6ti:ient held under lease,1 at a ground rent i tlO per annum. ■ '■>'• PON.-sUN BY ROAD.- House of uve rooms, and three Allotments, fri>ntrng-«prnr.; Road. EDE.NSOR.-Seven-roomed tw,o-stnry House, stable,! ' i Cowshed, fowl-hi .use, arid A lkftmeut; fr6ntlng' the | •,, Mount Eden Rbadi ! ...■'■:' :"• a »il»' ''' j QNEH:UNG.A.jrAiae»Y ble family residen.qe. of. ten ; •■' rooms, wi)h coacli-h'c^u.-'e,' cowshed, fowl-i hi .use, antl all necessary" out-buildings'attache.!, arid three acres of rkhvground-,! all fenced, and partly laid down in gr,as,s, and( partly.,as vegetable and flower gtrden.' Oh the same property is also a four-roomed Cottage. ONEHUNGA.—Thiee Allotments in-Maria-street. ;•'' _ [ . j\ , Yf r, -. -; ; GOUNTBy PRGPBRT^S. | ([ HOWTCK.—House and 19 acres in the centre of the ,;: .village.- :-.'i'- •> -.' <■'■ ■■'■ ': '■■' (1- '°:i. ft WHAU.—2I acMs, near,the>Whau Bridge.' ■. v £ GREAT SOUTH RO >D.^-Farm of pi acres. , \nv\ HtTNCA'.I— U acres". Contiguous, tb Mr. W. "Hay's •u-.TgtGfjtkVfl *'81ff%!4 HZtHii 'i "■''•■ '•'■:.•';■<* WANUfiREKf-Farm of ftfttacres,'so afcfes in grass] ' m'itly.fericed^and Homaethereoni,, ~,,»., '-euano W'A^'Gi|iEi'''TOWl*SHlP1.--'J!ile'yeu : ropmed House. -."':»nd' three *"All6ttaehts,' at the*' junction" of' two . i:, yaad|v Abnijt iOO yards from the landii gpla el.- lofi RAGLAN,—IB 2. .acres WhftU?ifaroa, fronting. the ;""vyii'i*.qtuh'a Oliver. ', ~ ,' ~ -« MATAK'A N Ai'l-^liuproved'' Farm'of 65 acres, frdntin^ niotherivir.: lo Hiitn'(itiiiuhis>>i '■'>" li:' J :' v' liAjSi's T \A|AKI.— Farm ,pf;l6o acres,, fenced, and under cultivation, witii'a comfortable homestead <■• ■thereon.'"'1 ' ':;- "'■'"' '?' yi ..nAndiKu large i'numberiof FARMS, drying torn 40 to 5,0u acres, in the Parishes of Takapuna; Hunua, Witi'katb. 4 K.iipara, Mars,its,U,Mangapiii, Ohnroa, Great Barrier Island, KUSraiigi, Waiiara, W.aiuktti; iWait|keref,lPiilft)i, Raiwa'kar Opotiki, Maraetai, Raglan, Maungakaramea, Kaurawhero, Al auukauy —Kuatangatar,"' Paktiraiigai Pirotigia, Taupia, .Omaha, Keri-Keri, Ngaieoto, Te Arai, "\V-a*iwera,':4tCi,sisto. '.w '■' ■''•' ! •'-<■*' ~ . (I ', L <{'B\Jl$i)XY:ALLO?6&jS*fi& ' Kyber Pass Estate*; Brsokville";'Dedwood ; Point Chevalier; Hardington's,!.Paddock, Unehunga. 1 ,'" Kapauga; of Raglan, Kewcastlej Opotiki, &c., &.O. - '■ * I Full particulars of anyof.the-above piopcrties can bo obtained at the Land Mait, '■'oit^streijt, aud, where ipracticable; iatendiiig'purcliasers Will have an oppor tunity afforded, them.ql,personally viewing each prc^ perty.' SAMUEL COCHRANB & SON; I -xpy^nrXH OBIAIE A GENTS," FoRT-«TlljasT.:. hIOKA^BA GOLD MlNliN (Gf;(s6'k |JL PA^Y (REGJ|iXERE^)., 5 The Directors will meetTaTtneir office on FEIDAf, the Bth December, a,t 2V<)lock;p.in. 'r ; y Business important. * ' ' ' W. HORKE, Mftnn^er, Covonwntte!, N*v«i»bfr %1, lftyi,



~r...' NEW GOODS! JV^E W DRAPURY. J\J- E W C L 0"T HIN G, y- __. ;: ■ [H. ATKI N ; S HAS •JUST OPE*' ul;-- _ -VT E W SXJM ME E &OO D S ■■VT'BW DKESS MATEEIALS "VTICW; aEENADINE DRESSES T^TEW MUSLIN DRESSES I^TE W SILK JA 0 £11 S ; •VT I ; I .. ;B. LA C Z SXL X S IVT E W LA 0 E SHAWL S •JTEW J»tt, mmsr PRINTS' IVTEW MANCHBSTEn (JOODS -VT E W . H .0 S I E R X T^EW CLOTHING ]VrVB!. W' T t.;H r;Ev I) S U'l'T S( "VTEW T WEED. ,BPEO USERS; - .;i;[r-if"':';-:' ~ j'h'/f f.[ir;i ! 00^ SET)* 02 , ■: . j ( fj- ■.(.', -■{■ : <T_ ,i, i ./. ,jj :;;■ i'iir-J -.1 ; '' , ..'•! j j^-EW TWEED 4 VISO^ '...:»J- V '~! *:•;: .■;( • *■•:>.. i .''■;■ o "■■■■'■ iJ'->f-i>PM _ j °-\r ;E;W'; ,W H I;T E'■'', -S HIE ; T S; S| ||;|g|| ! "M: ~: * B: ,;**f«,S-» 'isH jil;: Ssi-^ *- ' .ti ■;.•; - '*■■■.:. 'jOii'T N; L'; iE Wi^'^«^-: T, G-i [•sci^lowij fcsiuoo-i-O ijoog bifs ~o;o ,mm j v.;'■ ir- -?-■ 1 r^o" ''Utt ■-.icmjjVf .fJS r.-s'joa"f.^S 'So i;,:U.'[ ,'rsrihiviiiOtt- fiii'i ,ii3oa:it tlj! si rriiBr 'i a.'il .oki; ! i ; _^jTE W; GHg)I)S fiuonrf 'Jx .f.-io'ffif.'.Y ,jf;tiif.".7 ifi <::■.■-■!■ Orr'!■• !.'''. >r I ff-w.il/ bill Vi-i-jfl (■* ;,::looh:wi s oi.:- tw!uv fi J.n.n ,o*:'.i'.'yi'.<'.^m>r!-r;;,v/ ,v:-, ,;iiwx; ■>' -y: K'-'"-;;^ iv. H. ATfeINS begs to myrte attentionjio the above (Stoo&sf- whAib. • have been Beleefed' with. i»reaib I'6afi, a:iaaa "marlfe^JLS,'.I.^ een-fc!,' V,910w iifl ,'u!''l fc'"'O'; ,rfi-r!/.' o.'j't it E.3-iofl 5" ''.iTA'S tisMV■pnceßi;:;fi; ( ;'v^yi"""l;,',,;,' ~ n',!<t l')9!Lz' &r;jO!'"-wo9 ,eesoti gatilaw ■ bsii^iiotf Ivojv, fl ' ii;l« \IS i.JOi ~o3y csbsici' "lO^h-MO? ,!ji.iiiij(O Ji: stwofi f-OJ io J'wiA"? •la esiaa ".t -fjffs jjJs-sbml'* *b esim 00 lo itl-JAI .dEO£ ,?iol ov.-J adi <"8&. ,nsn ci .co-wuxbT H. A. would also invite special attention to a beautiful StocicoT Grenadine Dresses (in all t'oltfrs1 tod'styles),' atTs 4Jd, well worth 2s per yard's sited to Bresa : Materials,, from isfd per yard; also to a large Stock of Black Silli^ fully ;20| per ceut under value ; also to Bla*Jk Lace Shawls, from 5s lid to 50* each ,- also-to a^ ease of Ladies* Canabric* Handkerchiefs, fise ijoode,' from Icss 'lid pe'if doz nj also to t^e1" Clothing Department, which is well "stocked with New Goods; also to a,New Stock of. i Long .Curtains, Quilts, Sheetings, &c. ■■■••'>• >' ■ .<JCJ—O, ./..•.'! .fmooi *> t rt bxiri dilv la-.-H •• i"^'■.•.>.'--:•. -t ■■ Si'lJiUVl I 1- V'H i ~e,.;euila-iJiS i'i»i W.vufriV 1(« wjsws srli .tit 4Oi.{ i isc M .3ic«alot aiilo« wiT ,l)«oa rfJxoK !«»?» :: !»% siii s#



Auction in*, TO MO Kit )VV", noon. market day auotdis" sale-. , AT ARTHUR'S MART. PO UL T RY- Fowls, Turkeys, IHigVs, Geese, a few pood Spanish Fowls, an Nnslish Jljickbivd and/;age, &(.;. PKOD TT( E—P tatoes (new nnd old). Onibris, oat 9, . ! ■ Barley, O i ""-'', Flour, 15acon, n'airojiftteese, t Beef, Butter, &c. : . :. :r English Gooseberries. _ ,GR.UU.EjRI, .6— iv'.t. Sugar; Jams. Rio? ri ,.., p Port a \ -Utoriy Wine, Sti-.it, .vc.' Household furniture :ww Jifi'ecj^, i ■ • . iqjjj ; TjO-MOEROW.' , T:H' E • COH NEB MAR Tp ■:■■•' At II o'Clook. • 9'A TONS Sound Table Potatoes, /■* \J upset price £2-los, cost £0 6s, ba?s returned Cheese, jdause, Oats, Barley, Bran, Pollard v Flour, O.uißetl, Butter, Lard "■"•"-'0 B ef, Pork,. Bacon and liaras - rj Soap, bandies, Kerosene, Tea Sugar, Cocoa, Honey - ■ Blacking, '''obacco, Oigars «9 •' Wines, Sautes, Jains , .. ■'■ "' Furniture, Dra wit's, Chairs, Tables . . ,Wfl«hsta'ndi, Bedsteads; • &0.-~ : .. i • : ;, OISOIiGK SIBBIN # \ . ~-,.. Auctioneer. "3 ' ' ■ v _TO-MWr}:OW,' ' ■ '^W' "-■ig&Tif { ':;;;;:V 8! ';'■■< . and I oWilso (e&i v* aiieul), IAIPOtTAKT SOTJCI ■■ "'-■' '' ' ' ■ "">■'•' Cl" G !:1 EVT SAC*";" !- >** . pATAtO^ITES/b.f /jtV-Fp'KNT- ' Xj Ttr'RE,. 'HORSfeS, clßElkbfeS, &e.,.for sale, on the 6th December;»at ■ Bird Groviß: Epsom, ar« NOW BEADY. _.- ! •• fBO1 '.^Ai&ntFfiLiiifOOKKfANß:'* 'gUS'I.1 -:,' m OKDm O^, f aiHE. MQST&AtfEiia ■The stxtecr»Wm'-Mi&i€reiv/(iins(;rtictioD8[,to'seJl^*t the Land Mart, Fort-siicet, on n'ednesdiy.pewHi ber IS,at X 2 o'clock, _ '. TEE \* T())VNSHTP } .-'/pf !S +dB^H ■ ATTdiftAKD^ CA.tLA.VS P^INT,— That l«i'/ "!l>Vkltfibl^i Suhnrbiti Projierty flitiia'te at North Shore, containing over 30 acres, and kijowji »* ,N'"-th An-.'-n1 ?•/'■' -v • Brick Hou^e, a ■■' and aU'buildirigi thereon erected. fltwirj. '<"JAlv':uu^iiC> luijws :'.7.<2iJ. ,hiient''N"o.l62. qiT,y. OF .ANCKLA. I>,j-^a,r^ y« Allotment 4, jlO v ;>Secticn' 17.'20 feet'frontage'io West Queen* street, with ihe buildings tlieron sreoted. j t0 l E'4'spi^ W*< ' Auctioneers. _ j -~.:, , J _i ;y i ; .. |tl . i ;--.:Hrf ?■■,. j,.•[■!> -^-'T TE"Fl,Bjibsoribej; Jb^gsf to inform, hi* v'friends and the'j>ublic"tbfct na.has. enlarged &• j .Corner Auction Mart; -: Qn'een r and ■Wyndharn-itreeU, | and having takeivioneiqft thiwo IJ^ew.iLargfli Brick ; Stores opposite the flßnajj3.OJHce, he is now prepared i to rece ye. store, and sell Colonial Produce, Furniture, | and Merchandise bf'airHhds,1 Yjh 'teViris a'lvantageous ito vendors A liberal reduction made on ,putj,dpcr i tales.' "Accouiits, as ususLl.'proJnptly settled.i; * • ' '-- a ' OEORUE SIBBTiT, ; Auctioneer, Land and Commi-sion Agent. i . -. ■ , --.- ~ P" U 1 ]SW: OF 'T( >X AT K^ %bXD MIJS l^G COM PAN-Y- (KEfemifißED). ! ti Nottce; is hereby given that a ratf(Tbird)-tif^ii i pence per ; Share,-has This Day been made, by,itttte Dirt^cjors. payable a-t the Comp my's office,,Queenj street. Aucklauiil,1 on* br'before the lfftli lJecemDer run ui-i^-sbu) ■•■■ v b.i ■ L -i.-R- iJa,OBN TB/-31, *~ , ..,,,;.-. -„,, ~; ,„, <„. ad t,n ,", Manager..r 4 1 '■AwcKlan^', SbveJiiber 29, IS?!. 3" " <; ',',^4l^llo c .MINING -COMPANY • (aEGISTBftED);! , Tender^ ,ate invited Jby the DireqtQr3 of this pa,ny up till nr>od of SAT C rED A. )£ ne t xt, for the »iyjP*f of !^oy 'Shares of the Company's stock1.1"' 1 :-_'■''-• "^ l':) m i'rett>iei's> to statu the<loWßifpri«i6 at which they %ill be supplied, and to be, ad,lres3ed, Jo thj» Uh^kWM'itl Directors Pride of Tokatea Gold Wlmng Company Mantgw. . ; November 29,1871^ .. .. _- --, rr ■'■'* (j-q I ;■' ; ■-.■■* 7 TT iITUTUAL 'MINING*^ INVEST i.VJ_ MfeNT COMPANY (LIMITEti). I ijhe B alf-yearly G tneral Meetfngoif this Companl ' will belheld"on MONDAY, tl^e; 4thlDeo«mber tie,%& j at 8 o'clock p in , at the rooms of the Young Men's 1 Christian Association, Wellesley-street) The Transfer Books will be cicsrd, and no subscrip jtions received .alter, 2 o'clock on t^ajt day. ;: k ; i^gQ I "jiy'Order of the JJircCtbrs. "* ' i RICH AltDi CART WEIGHT, - . -ecrctatX, o rj MM¥¥-r¥WF4l'lu N j j,. ; ,.: ; :.,;^he.M^&"MILNB,-,.,h i Z ->'Q Have now open a Well-assorted and Fashionable Stock of AllLUl*Niiiiy.itud iiTKAW GOPPS .'i Fe'athfefs, Flowers, Lace Goods '" -~ ~Jt .'<" Head-dresses, Dießs Caps ; ~v . )SiiHi Jackets, dnth« latest •,:■ NrU bnu , Also, Lace, Mantles and Jacket*. Silks S *' Dress Materials ' ' " .„.,„ -.as}:A-"chbice lot of Fringe* and Gimp Trimnikiiß.- •'! 37, W YN;DH AI-STBIEI,';;J siii n ** ii-.ji!)*) "--Goroerof *A]bert-»treet"'i i !;,U hit* I * * " - .HHiJg IfT\©E!SALE CHEAP-^Tbe MAOHIl^l^ IP ofa am ill Ftoui-Mill completa*,»ib.*'FiW*«ftf Burr Stones, Dreseer, Smuttar, be—For par ticuUri applj to f- TvoMfW*t w«w*l|> f Viatom ftewti.