' Printed or the Proprietors, Qioroe McGuLLam Kbeu and Henby BaETTaat the.iPrinMrrt| Ofti... Wyndham-street. .by-iHi^RY. :B^|!rr,i--ef iJeiihyri-.'-v street/ Aubklain'a, aad Publishefi by thsm at &*_. Office} 85,'; -Lower in tit* Omr '*• Aueklß,»4v N^wZeaS.n-14 ; : ' '■ A,' ; ,j,y:i: WwwE»DAi^Oe»OBBB,-£s;'i^7l.^- ;IJl',:

THE EVENING STAR, AUCKLAND, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 25, 1871.



THE AUCKLAND MANUFAC TURED WORKS OF ART NOW ON VIEW AND FOR SALE, At tho Establishment of F. H. LEWISSON, QUEEN-STREET, ABE UNEQUALLED in the Southerr Hemisphere for Excellence of Workman eliip, Artistic Designs, Purity of Gold, anc Harmonious Blending, and are well worthj the inspection of the Auckland public. Amongst the choicest of these Gems are — BROOCH and EARRINGS, made from White Cornelian found at Tapu Creek, and mounted in pure Gold, which makes a beautiful set, well adapted for a wedding present. GREENSTONE and QUARTZ BROOCD and EARRINGS, cross emblem, and de signed for miniature at the back. This set, for workmanship, could not be ex celled by the best house in London. GENTS' SIGNET RINGS, Quartz and Greenstone, forming the handsomest article of that description ever turned out of a New Zealand workshop. These articles alone are worthy of inspection. SHIELD BROOCH and EARRINGS, Green stone and Caledonian Quartz. This is decidedly the gem of the season, the lanidary wor^, as also the gold mounting, being very chaste. MASONIC SOLITAIRES (Square and Com pass) ; tbe only set ever made in Green stone and Quartz, and the finest specimen of lopidary work in New Zealand. BROOCH and EARRINGS, made from black stone found at Mair's Island, which takes a beautiful polish, and when, as in this set, inlaid with rich Quartz and set in Thames Gold, forms a pleasing contrast. Twenty HANDSOME GREENSTONE BROOCHES, all different patterns, the designs of which cannot be excelled. Twenty QUARTZ BROOCHES, cut from the richest and fin st quartz that could be procured, of different patterns and hand somely mounted. A Large Stock of GREENSTONE EAR RINGS, all patterns and sizes, tastefully mounted in Thames Gold, from 25s to £5. Twenty-five pair of Handsome QUARTZ EARRINGS, of various designs. About one hundred GREENSTONE DROPS and MERES, all cut from the best stone. Forty CALEDONIAN DROPS, mounted and unmounted, cue from one of the finest specimens ever taken out of that claim. Every shareholder should take this'oppor tunity of obtaining a memento of that far-famed mine. Thirty Gents' QUARTZ DROPS, from all the leading claims on the Thames Goldfields. Twenty-five QUARTZ LOCKETS, different designs, for ladies' and gentlemen.- Ten GREENSTONE LOCKETS. Twenty GREENSTONE, and QUARTZ CROSSES, of different designs and superior workmanship. Five MASONIC EMBLEMS,; made from Greenstone and Thames Quartz, and which form very handsome ornaments for the watch chain. Thirty Plain Substantial Leaf BROOCHES, made from Thames Gold, which, for variety of design, cannot be surpassed. Fifty Diggers' Colonial GOLD RINGS, dif ferent patterns, very substantial. A Large Assortmentof Ladies' Colonial GOLD RINGS, leaf patterns. Twenty-five QUARTZ PINS, .from different claims. Ten Handsome Gents' Mosaic SCARF PINS, in Greenstone and Caledonian Quartz, forming the most tasteful design ever yet produced. _____ Twenty Sets QUARTZ and GREENSTONE STUDS, LINKS, and COLLAR BUT TONS, which, for variety and beauty of de.ign, are not to be equalled. Twenty Colonial-made ALBERTS, some of the ihandsomest patterns in Auckland. I Two Hundred pairs Latest Fashion EAR ■ RINGS. Oi , T . ...„.„ ; . [■ A Small Choice Selection of ENGLISH JEWELLERY, consisting of Brooches, Earrings, Lockets, &c , &c. y The whole forming the FINEST COLLECTION COLONIAL JEWELLERY IN NEW ZEALAND. Colonial Gold Alberts made to order; highest price given for rich Quartz ; Thames Gold purchased ; Watches and -Clocks of every description repaired ; satisfaction guaranteed. Jewellery repaired and made to order in any design that can be executed in any other part of the colonies. <'v r The enterprising proprietor will. take great pleasure at any time in showing ladies or gentlemen over the factories who are desirous of inspecting the different processes which these beautiful articles undergo before reach ing perfection, either in the lapidary or jewel lery-manufacturing department. AH goods marked in plain figures. F. H. LEWISSON, WHOLESALE & RETAIL COLOMIAL JEWELLER, QUEEN-STREET, Opposite the Union Bank, and next door to Cater, bootmaker. ~.,-// W. NIGHTINGALE, UPHOLSTERER & FRENCH POLISHER Ktlbee Pass Road,. (Next door to Queen's Hotel), Auckland, BEGS to inform the Gentry of Auckland and its vicinity that he has worked for the Trade exclusively for the last eleven years, and that he now intends working on his account; and, having had thirty years' ex perience in the above business, guarantees every satisfaction to all who may favor him with their patronage and support. Old Furniture repaired and made equal to All kind. of. wood imitated, and Old Mat tresses re-mai&f gSjLJLAIi'.' 'jr-OIFM ■'. A.:'., -^ lr. ,h



■ GRIMAULT AND C O.'S Chemists to this Court, RUE DE RICHELIEU, PARIS ' rriRENCH MEDICINES LUNG DISEASES. SYRUP OF HYPOPHOSPHITE OF • LIME. It is the best and most rational of all reme dies against consumption. Under its influence 1 the cough abates, the night sweats cease, and " the patient rapidly recovers health. It gives / the same results in cases of coughs, catarrhs, 1 ] hooping-coughs, and influenza. In comparing this syrup with the other sold under the same name, it will be easy to recognise the superiority of this preparation. Therefore, to avoid any substitution," please to require on the '. bottle the signature Grimault and Co. nervouß head-ache and neural gia! ' GUARANA. A single powder of this natural vegetable production is sufficient to cure instantly the most violent sick head-ache. It is the most valuable remedy againt diarrhoea. 1 MATICO-iCAPSULES AND LIQUID. Where all other medicines have failed, these preparations will always effect a cure. They 1 insure rapid and extraordinary cure of severe, ' recent, arid chronic cases of private disease. ' They are found greatly superior to all hitherto known mineral remedies, and to copaiba and cubeb. Require the signature : Geimattlt and Go.- .- ;yQ .c)B .oYL WOMEN'S AND CHILDREN'S DISEASES. —SYRUP OF lODISED HORSE RADISH Patronised for more than twenty by the Paris Physicians. Oureß lymphatism, rachitism, scrofula, congestion of the glands of the neck, paleness and flabbiness of the flesh, loss of appetite, weakness of .constitution, the various eruptions on the face, boils, pimples, and itchings. It is the best remedy against the first stage of consumption, and it is the most powerful depurative known. DR. LERA'S SOLUBLE PHOSPHATE OF IRON. „ Clear as spring water and tasteless ; has the advantage over all ferruginous preparations of containing Iron and Phosphorus, which are the elements of blood. It cures chlorosis, pains in the stomach, difficult digestion, dismenorrhea ensemia, general debility and poorness of the blood, and agrees especially with the most delicate stomachs. ASTHMA. Gbimault and Co.'s Indian Cigarettes oe Cannabis Indica. —Recent experiments in France, England, and^Germiny have -provedl that these cigarettes are.a sovereign'-Remedy i for the &r- nre distressing affections, especially when belladona, stramonium, and opium have ! ailed to give relief. 4IGAUD & CO.'S perfu;mery, 45, RUE DH RICHELIEU, PARIS, Patronised by the French Court, and exten sively.used in all fashionably oircles.]'., RIGAUD'S TOLUTINE THE TOILET WATER OF THE DAY, Preserves the freshness iof the' skin and the fairness of the complexion. I IRANDA SOAP Gives c Bkin a delightfully silky surface, and jis ai that can be desired as to perfume. RIGAUD'S DENTORINE, A dentifrice Elixir of unequalled virtues. Sweetens the breath, strengthen the gums, and preserves the teeth from decay. MIRANDA BOUQUET. The-perfume of the season, with portraits of 'the theatrical stars iof the I day.'lphotd ' graphed on the labels.! ■■■'■'. TZ2UI ( -J y j RIGAUD'S COLORICENE. Restoring to the hair its .. original\ fsolmrf. A vegetable compound;, containq nothing , iajurious; restores the ~hair to its H natural colct. Its success is infallible, and it does not stai! either the skin or linen.f. ;.;'.';'. -~ c ' so h ! EXTRACT of ,YLANGYLANG;; '• A I MANILLA BOUQUET. . y; The two favorite perfumes for the handker chief. %' . -..' '■ or, KANANGA.- ••■.: Ajnew Japanese Perfume. The fashionable Perihme just imported by Messrs; Rigaud te • Cci. P. y,,„_., „.,,.;., .„;, v, 7lon«a sifM.lwX W-.V. . \j^ensl6w's i soothin a-'- syr^/1;^;. Mrs.' Winslow, ;an, old and : experienced nurse, has devoted herself for more than thirty' years exclusively to.the cure of childrbri. '''She has 'a SOOTBfI^^.'SYRUP for children teething, which we believe a most'invaluable' 1 preparation, not-ohly for children' tee.thing y; but in all cases of dyße,ntery,,or.diarrhoea. We 1 spea^ of what we know, when _.w.e say that thie Soothing Syrup acts like a perfect charni in the abov. cas6s!. 'We have:: witnessed ; the riiost ' satisfactory and pleasing; results ■ from the usei of it upon suffering infants and childreni in, a, great jvariety of cases. It gives, Universal satis faction, is perfectly safe tb the feeblest infapt^ and pleasant to the ta_.y; 'We sincerely' believe tha-t the mother who has a child suffer ing fi-om any of the above complaints, and neglects to provide this medicine for its'relief and cure, is depriving the little sufferer of the remedjy of all the world best calculated to give it rest and restore it to*health.-'* It is said that one-fourth, the -.children born die under five years |of age. As the teething period is the , most j critical time, every, mother • should be ; ■ prepared to act as nurse arid physician; and no mobther should be without Mrs. Winelow's Soothing Syrup,L which.is perfectly safe in all cases, and may be had of any medicine dealer ,o l,' " 880 WN'S BRON CHIAL' TROCHES ", ■ Cure Cough, Cold, Hoarseness and Influenza j Irritation or Soreness of the Throat; relieve the hacking cough in Consumption, Bronchitis, Hooping Cough, Asthma, Catarrh j clear and strengthen the voice of Singers. j indißpeHsable to Public Speakers. ~ -, ~- ■ ~ • '■ i Mo 7 Al i -' -'! owl \ A 1 ;;'' y i Tr^nrnTß-AiaoTOiT J. ( N. MANl!ri"N,p,.,, 1 . tl , Cheinisti yßhdMLud-ilk^Uy £^p^nAy r t ' 7 \l TaLUxMfe^aHT ts^uj | Mvh-.Hhmi .lioqtoq.-bOJJt.&SVOJO \ .:icib'..i.'-'i



AUCTIONEER'S NOTICE. EXCHANGE AUCTION MART, QUEEN-STREET. THE undersigned takes this opportunity of re turning thanks to their friends and the pub lic in general for the support accorded to them since they commenced business. Having leased the whole of the commodious premises known as the EXCHANGE AUCTION MART, which, from its central position in Queen-street, offers to vendors of Household Furniture and other Merchandise requiring a large space to display them every facility for their disposal, either by public auction or; private sale. In addition to the usual, auctioneering business, free goods can be stored at moderate rates, for -which insurance can be -effected: "A1 ■ - SALES by AUCTION for theAfuture will be held every TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and SATURDAY. All kinds of . gotids received and catalogued ©n the days preivibti's. Special arrangements can be made,' satisfactory to vendors, for the management of out-door Sales of General Merchandise, Furniture, tec., &c. Prompt payment of accounts, sales with moderate charges, and vendors can depend on the market value being obtained for oods consigned for Bale at auction or otherwise H. L. COHEN & UO., AUCTIONEERS AND GENERAL COMMISSION AGENTS, EXCHANGE AUCTION MART, 'A. k Au'CKLAftD'. \ \ MR.TYNDAIX, * TOP1 OT 'SibßTlikli-STEEBT. ARTIFICIAL TEETH, FROM, ss, , ( IN appearance and-in use, tooth for eating and speaking are precisely the. sapae as our own natural teeth, ease and comfort most apparent, while mastication appears completely; provided for. . <.._._ PAINLESS TEETH EXTRACTION. Note the Addres. : Top1 of Shortland-street. Repairs whilst, waiting. > - ■ —: .—. —. BLUi. PQST ....•, DINING EOO MS RESTAURANT, AND BOARDING ESTABLISHMENT. a VICTORIA-STREET (EAST)U ... 8 to 10 a.m. DINNER ... 12 to 3.30 p.m. , ..TEA/ [HTOiIO ..0 y- 'b to"8 p.m. "-7- All Meals Is. ! R. ROACHE VProbrietors L-yj T . VANPELT ) roPrietors* (Late Mr. D. Dunningham). in BEGS to intimate to his friends and the public generally that he has taken those premises lately occupied by Messrs.. Hammond apd CA,-Biitche'rs;,fShbr'tlatid-sfreet, wbefe Jne Will carry on the BUTCHERING BUSINESS alj usual, and hopes by strict atterition to busi ness, best meat, and reasonable charges, to merit their .-support in the future. 'Faulihes waited upon for orders daily. WITH reference to the above advertise ;.n)enb, iw/C have', nrtich pleas'Ureiri re^ commending Mr. P. McArthur to our old customers, beliivinj; that any-orders entrusted toshis care will be projierlv executed. I ,» /. ; qHAiMXOND ■& CO. | .-'^<\J^ORAIG,' i:!XM-i'i" BEGS to intimate to: his mfmerous friends and the public generally, that he has taken lhat yai-ge. Allotment;--in' Fort-street, • opposite the Cuslom House, where lie. will bo in a position to Supply FIREWOOD (cut or juncut), Newcastle and Buy of Islands COALS Uat the'Cfeeapest possible Market Price. Also, to masters of cutters, that he'is a" Cash pur chaser of tons, of Ti-tree Firewood, delivered at "the wharf. Goods received for Storage. THE' EVENING STAR is Published every evening, at 4 o'clock, and from larg^cir^n", lation throughout; the n province offerd favour able advantage^-O'iidfei'-ise^ j terms of advertising :— . Jfrirst insertion (per inch, space).,, 3s. ..... q 1 -veaoll * C*H hionS Bouulsinq airs*^ «<" -■* ': 'Each s,ubse,qvient,inseytionv.ditto oi^ali2t9mfi A liberal'allowance will'be made for adver . ~.;.,, fj ,eowoI»d .Jam " fisements inserted for three months or up wards. a7 1 7\ t k .ii. The number of insertions should be written 'on1 the fao^'ofc^akb tidtiert&b'ikerftl'o? i_rwfll" bejeontinued until countermanded and charged accordingly. i Orders for the discontinuance or alteration of adVertisements should in all cases be in writing to insure attention, and must be sent n not later than 2 p.m. 7/ J! -<l.- TERMS OF.,StTBSCEIPTION : — V.'^' ... Per [Quarter (in advance) 6s. 6d. Per (Quarter (if booked) 7s. 6d. i ■■ l 1 "VrOTICE.—AII advertisements of Servants Wanted, or persons Wanting Employment Wll' be! charged One Shilling each insertion, if not exceeding four lines. nh.f i \ <



DR. C. F. FISCHER'S HOMOEOPATHIC INSTITUTE. i 7 MR. CHARLES W. SANDERS, , HAVING succeeded Dr. 0. F.FisCHEBin his Practice, is at home for Consultation —rMorniug, frorii 9 till 1 ; Evening, 6 till 8. k ! ■■•<- ■ ■ .. • ■ 215, QUEEN-STREET, PPVOH ITE THE CITY 'ill. BY APPOINTMENT TO HIS EOYAIi HIGHNESS !THE DUKE OF EDINBURGH HIS EXCELLENCY SIR G. F. BO WEN ;",/ "; A ,' . . .AND ■-• '- ■ I THE EARL OF PEMBROKE. ' -p H. B ART LE:fc T, ':) PHOTOGRAPHER, / CORNER OF QUERN AND WELLES sIirr -••■ ■ LEY-STREETS,1 ' ' 1, . . ill V** j ; ,-jillo -nil I* »hic-rr. -.•' > >fU(I ■•'- ':' -'■■ "' '-, ' j ...;Av. -IT-- 0; X -.-Ir ■A■N 'D. ■■•■'.. I ~„.-w,- R. : HAY WARD'.S. ]. J "1 BEDDING, UPHOLSTERY,, J " i yl'"' ~™ '■ ■' :^; l I FURNITURE WAREHOUSE, | \ REMOVED, \ TO 95, QUKEN-STBEET, j I Opposite Short's, and two,doors I from Vaile's Drapery Mart. ! FUNERALS FURNISHED. Orders to be addressed— | W. R. HAYWARD, Queen-street, 0 C!C IDBNT.AL II OTE L, VULCAN'LANE. CAFE open from line o'clock a.m. until twelve o'clock p.m. Firpt-class Billiard- Saloon, with a new? Alcook. & Co.'s Tabjle. '-'■ , ... ~~, ~! ;- ! EDWARD PERKINS, .;,» h -'Proprietor. , \ _. 1 _= MR. T/TRAPFORn, S U|R G E O N-D E:N.TIST, j :'^AKEFIELD-STREE,T. ~ ,\[ j ARTIFICIAL TEETH FROM ONE TO; A FULL< SET,'FROM Ss.TER:TOOTH, f jiti-w '.•.;:;..,i-w-.» i iwol «i vtiluwl • jPi^ilr^fl^^p^^sAciioiir, .... ;! .-, a



THE F L EXURA, OR SPRING WAIST BOOT. .'y:,;. t.' wats. o n ... , TS the original maker of the Spring "Waist Boot/ By a steel springing 1 inserted in the waist of the boot it causes it to fit more closely to the hollow of .the foot, thus giving an elegant appearance and symmetrical form to the foot The " Flexura" improves the shape of the instep and gives increased comfort to the wearer. It is, therefore, highly recommended both to Ladies and Gentlemen young and old, but especially to those who constantly run their boots over on one side. The "Flexura" never ptoses its original shape. Observe the contrast — The ordinary Boot ,i l The Flexura Boot jy W.iHiYd J;. A.-, ■"'half worn. I"' ' halfworn. A Large Assortment of English and Colonial Boots i always on, hand. , * # * Wholesale orders promptly attended to. Repairs neatly execute^. -' iA.,':1y'1,y,,,,, ;! 1 :;Bll:67'''oy:yTl:: M y:A.y jlP'j mlß*. TOP OF SHORITLA.ND-STREET, , >r(; !/ !;'a ; ,„ -A".,,'. '......,';.■, i '<=;■ Auckland. ,- . <r: .t i :-i:-\ '<: n :•: NEIL CAMPBELL, ill in (iiTiui QUEEN-STREET ; (OPPOSITE THE MAEKBT EESEEVE), •■''•■' ■'■,'■■■ ' . TJEGS to announce to tlie public that he has received'a SUPERIOR STOCK of WINTER TWEEDS, and can execute all orders entrusted to him at prices that will defy competition.



EDINBURGH CASTLE HOTEL, TAP O* SYMOND .-STREET. WE hae a' kinds o' Whisky from Gleh livat, sac clear, : That ne'er gaes a headache to the Bax bawbee gear, We hae Gin, Rum, Shrub, and ither nick nackets, . 7 ■ For them wham the clear stuff their brains We hae fine Yill frae WHITSON, also frae LYELf;, Gingerbeer frae the GLEDHILL, and ither "ilk whiles We hae Tea, Bread, and Cheese, alias Welsh Rabbits,; , . 5, i "i'rj ■ Ham, Egg?, and Red Herrings, far wairsh tasted gabbits. If at ony time, ought else should be wanted, We'll raither send for it than see freens dis appointed. N.B.—We still hae the fast trotting mare, and , i in The best of condition, and sound wind , and limb ; '■<■•' She'd a match t'other day, but then the deil's ■ in it,-'---' ' : y' . She did her half hour in just twenty thirihet;' The shade that she raced with and won in! a j canter,' . ' 7,. !''.'. -.\ \[ ' WaJ3 rode by.and owned by, puir jiuld Tim ' ' | O'Slianter. ■ , \ ' ':'y; "!''', ! I think after this, I'll be a taan of reribWnJ'!':, For' Lean lie better than the Man About1 '-- j Town.-'' /-'';'''"; in;':';';;:v'I:;-:V v. ■' [This celebrated Mare is let for 7s. 6d. per day. • • l ;') () JHyFULLER, y J] ~ Proprietor. :,V7 .-.'i,i'.ii ..liyah/yi VENETIAN BLINDS, WIJRE GAtJZE, AND PERFORATED. . Hj ' _"'■ !' ZINC BLINDS. i "'.':?', . ,i^j C' AN'be liad at" the Auckland Venetian ] i Blind Manufactory, Shortland-street, of' any dimensions, in any number, within a given time,' of the JBEST 7. QUALITY, AND AI RE ASON ABLE PRICES. •:il,:i .■-/.:■ i i' 'A\ [.'. ' ; . '■:.! 0: i i >- lsii_r Sent to' all parts of Now Zealand. l {" | : ;',;:: a:M;;]_~^BY, ■;;/■;." /,/;,, Practical Blind-maker, and Wire-worker, niany.years established at City Road,-London, manufacturer of every description of Window Blindfe, Plain and Ornamental.Wire Work. Old Blinds cleaned, altered, repaired, and painted.., T . ■~ ~~ 0 ■ ..- ■i, •/ ■; -.';. ;7 1 ■ ,1 1 \ VENETIAN HOUSE, ' SHORTLAND-STREET, AUCKLAND.;!;;' .>-N<','b.'i.T' I 0 E. l\[, ! . .;,.;> NIGHTMAN..; J.'ALll'O^yi ::;V^/J-3"i(- ]!ErT;'c H E-yRi--- T>E|GS toYinforn the Public that' he is"' JDjl . prepared',t on the shortest' notice, to Emptjl Cesspools at the most reasonable prices, j Orders left - at Mr. Sceats, British tHotel.j Queen-street'•'; ;Mr.: Oale- lj doaiani Hjotd, Symonds'streeti » B!' ! '"-' v* '



JUST ARRIVED, FROM HONOLULU EX 'NEBRASKA,' A CHOICE LOT OF AMERICAN P E A ■ N■ U T S AND BANANAS. ALSO, EX 'HERO,' FROM SYDNEY, A SUPERIOR LOT OF ORANGES LEMONS PINEAPPLES AND MANDARINS AND WEST INDIAN DATES, u.s. N.i' 4ANp,;A. FRUIT DEPOT, ,„ . (iUBBN-STKEET,. .„,, Opposite thb : Bami' ;op ' Ninr Zbamhd, AKD.AT.IHB «■ FIJIAN.: HOpSBi.: WHASF. ,L UNITED STATP DINING ROOMS 28, QUEEN-STREET, AUCKLAND TEA, COFFEE, CHOPS, AND STEAKS always ready. DINNER from 12 to 3 o'clock. BOARD AND RESIDENCE—£I per week. A Night Porter kept for the convenience of those arriving by late vessels. A Smoke-room for Boarders, &c. A. BYERS, PROPRIETOR.. PRINCE ARTHUR HOTEL (CORNEi OE HOBSON & WELKESiEYSIBEETS). JOSEPH PENNINGTON (From Waikato), PR 6 Pat IE X OE, ' THE above Hotel having changed hands, the proprietor begs to inform the inhabi tants of Auckland, Waikato, and country districts that he has had the entire Hotel remodelled and fitted with new iurniture, ensuring comfort to those who may patronise him. The Liquors are guaranteed to be of the first quality. .. , A Night Porter always in attendance. CHARLES SUTTON, LEMONADE, | CORDIAL MANUFACTURER^. Eden Crescent. ■■•■ | _| l ;. - i ~., . GINGER WINE j. a QUININE WINE SARSAPARILLA, Everthing made on the:premises. NEW ZEALAND! oBafEAM 7.1 | (ESTABLISTSED 1864).^ A DJSTEP, H.lj S 0 N ; ,, & fa C 0.. HAVE ON HAND AND FOR SALE. V>*offees—Raw and Roasted, Plantation, Java, \J I.„ ,Nati«e r in-bond-an<i-dufey-paid-'" ■-■-' •?. Coffee, packed in lib., 21b., 41b., 61b., 71b.. ■ ] !l2lbyl4lb._ 281b., ahd 501b. tihs. /- 11 Peppers, Black and White, whole or ground Peppers; jpacked in tins^arid, hpwaVda', " Peppers, Cayehhe, lo?, cruets and bulk; i Mustard, Coleman's |lb;, lib. and 71b. tins Curry Powder, Morton's.Crosse and Bla'ckW^U's and* Bengal.'in Jib,, and lib. bottles , Chodolate and Cocoa, Fry's, Taylor's and Epp's Cliociolate, French, lib. packets -. Arrowroot, lib. and 7lb. tins' Nutmeg; whole or ground, in tins or bulk Cloves, „.:..-Wl l M Y!l ) fo BHUH.O ■'.) > Ginger, . ._„ , r ___ „ y> _ Carrdway,,,,,, .-■■_, -~,..,,.•,-„, ,£., T/v <,\ Cinnam0n,.,,....,, ~ „ pi! . ~„,7 ~■>-•.: ,j ;; Pimento,_,;.,. !: „ .. ;,, , : i} _;,,,,- ~ Mixed Spices, in lpz, packets,-plain andfanov poxes Mixejl Spice, in tins, assorted sizes Essence, of Lemon and Assorted Essences Grouhd Rice, in tinfoil -packets • :- Chicory, Barry's, Lame's, and Colonial.; ' JDvSTEPHENSON & CO, r ;1 WHOLESALE COFFEE & SPICE MER '• ■| •' CHANTS. '.-. j | WINDHAM.- STREET, AUOKLANI). TO MERCHANTS AND JoTHBES. rTIHE undersigned, having commenced busi? ness as RECEIVING "and FORWARDING AGElfT,.solicits the patronage of Consignees and Shippers!of;Merchandise,! i tec, :and feels fconM^tth'abcthe.careandatteiition he- Will devoteito their interests, together with mode rate (CbjargfiSr-will merit approval. .":l ]!f:^ B! _n:P QtF^B' passed, and goods. promptly forwarded. ■„■■„-,■,-, ... gt/nttT-iT ;■■ ;>•:•:;< -tri. . }(1 I i>i iflJiw I Anj^&JFREERy .A'." yx | - vj „^a untAta o&ce"oh'th^Wbarf: ..



AUCKLAND OITY AND SUBURB** . FOR 187* nnHE undersigned purposes PuNishis* * an early period, a faithful and coibnUt DIRECTORY of Residents (both commeNL and private) for the ensuing year, and tru* to meet with that patronage and support which such an enterprise maybe justly saiato merit. The canvas &r the work will em inence forthwith, and the publio are resraot. fully solicited to furnish our agent with all requisite information and their favors. JONES & TOMBS, ;r Proprietors and Publishers, Welleslerr. ,i street. iu< - ' A.. i*« _ ALEXAJhDEA hotel, ';;;Y/y:.:.CI_LAPEL-STREET.-"'U ] I'y 7YY■ >f ,rO " li.'i -i-' ' !-• ■'• .-L'lLi i I 9*f,'j eilMTfisH ::^'i;»; l ss.ifii^i^,,S BEGS to call the attention' of Gentlemw desirous of having a quiet home and separate bedroom, that they can be acconuno. dated with the'above on very moderate terms with or without board. The very i best i Wines and Bpiriitltpi o& the premises. .hbns-H—-..m00 Whifcson'r ch&iee "Ales 'oh'cTraugU and bottle, -.- .- V ; ('} ;■' CI AA_l.-A*i;. English Ale and Stout in bottle;' £' ■ ';..,-...■•-. - ■ •.:; 'ii- i.j_l 3iiT QUEEN-STREET WHARE. R. M ol) R Eg| WINE. SPIRIT, ANDo BEER MERCHANfc ANDIMPORTEB. THE PUBLIO AND SHIPPING fiHJB. > | PLIED WKTH WINES AND S&ltlTS " ■ 77 ': > ■ ■'- --.'.Y_■ .■.' -i V J f T\ VTAR T E LL'S PALE AND BRO _#S.: IVJL BRANDY :J : f ; Carhpbellton's Scotch WWskjay Fine Old Irish Whiskey '", . ;, Browning's Celebrated Old Tpm , - y -• GLmeva Q-iri Mac Old Rum, 36 0.p... :- . . Curasoa Maraschino , -_ ( , , Cherry Cordial , . - A Cherry, Brandy ; '■ Orange Bitters ':.. i : , f, t .:.;...i ■-.;.■■ -;i-y/ Orange Boven . ~_, , i ; German Bitters i-ul—■ -... i Stuong Vinegar, for FicMing,. .- — ->•-_ Walker's English Ginger Wine . ~ __. A- : Sparkling Hock 'j' ' Champagne, pints and quarts , ! Australian White and Red Wine 'A BURTON ALE, lis per dozen ' " // PORTER, 4a per gallon"; in botttle, &-, j 6d per dozen ' ' ' "__. The Trade supplied with hhds. andqr.-casks, ? •R.M, has oh sale a small quantity of OLD PORT, of the. finest quality that can beJjad inlLondon ;;,-. ~._•-.' ['V^TTI "■• j "''.",', ' .-".,■','■■'" ':■ ..." :" ':..'C =f;:- I ri|.HE "THAMES ADVEETISEB^ ; *"-*{ ■ jV: y:, -'~.•.- ,•!.-).Si ■'•' * '*' May be obtained at the, .0 o* vltjqJ OFFICE OF THE ".EVENING iSTAR"? J .',..! , / !|.'-:- ■';--,- ii) "A .1-" IM-.i-q fV . ! j,.. ... QUEEN.STKEBT,,:'.- '-••! J.iC j _ (Next to,SißßiNs'Corner)^ * " Immediately-on-the arrival of the Steamer r j ■!-, ;•' b-i'jU'JiTJqs.'l : - "•' ,—'.■•■- -. \i.l > J ..,,;., ,!L.from : the Thames, t.* Jaiui.vi f» f Ywi^-'.Yr-no'! ,d .ii vi.jq/- — -«-w; JJ ''*%' ~ |Rbbd & Brett,Agents for^Att-PiM^'!!^ ;! V^iTJJBLISHiNG" OEEICE, ';;" '■' •!*<""'' | """"QUEEN-STREET, • -U--i | •' ; T# , '^'JNrfe&T" "SIBBIN'S1'; j .>.;!. - rJl'i ■;•^■^tai"•-','',..i "-■ ' !'. ..- ..,( .;.■ i.h 001 lo kszou f« » v' '_ \ ] Advertisements received till 3 pan. Aii; BA ZAA B, OM N I BUS fl S. ! ii :- •'','•■■ Inr- -■ ' woe—'' -. ,- . i i ,'«.-■ I-. ' i A,,. I Time Table. Leave Auckland for Onehunga^—B »:xu., 10 a.in., noon, 2 p. m., 4 p.m., 6 p.m. Leive Onehunga for Auckland—B a.m., 9 a.m., 10 a.m., noon, 2 p.m., 5 p.m. . , . Howick 'Buses.—For Auckland, at 8 a.m., , and for Howick at 3 p.m. A <ioach will leave Auckland on Saturday at 8.30 p.m.; Special 'Busses waiting ony . ' arrival of stearfter day and night« Bait and Livery, Auckland and OneMn'ga StabWs.. Horses Bought and; Seld oti Comini^ . -,-fion. {:• .;,..■'- .. > V 110 HO bill • ."■'• ': -'7 * Horses taken tograt© by the: week, month, or ye^r, on good feed. . , ~ ~ ,-m > OfJ j 77. mH, HARDINGTON,- ~-y I|.; l ..>.;)0 /.Proprietor,^^^Q.neen-st»3«t.'-A. ' ■ ■■!a lgas -'■'■. i ! -J!g