The Evening Star.

Vol. lIL-.No. 840.J

; N.Zv■■:; THCJBSDAiY, SEPTEMBER 26, 1872. 4

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Shipping, , „■_____ OVERLAND ROUTE' «(*£&%S. T0 FNGLAND. THE UNITED STATES. NEW ZEALAND, AND AUSTRALIA MAIL STEAMSHIP LINE h; ■ . -\ FOR HONOLULU, SAN FRANCISCP, NEW< YORK, AND LIVERPOOL" TJ.VT-ER Contract -with the New Zealand ! '•'..;. '; . i '•! 'f. G overnme-tt i'l •!i fi , :• .■'. : Fori a Four-weekly Mail Service. .■ ■ j-' f The magnificent steamship „i , ■.;> i!};:; {•!, Nebraska, >i i • 2,143 i Tons Register, I. Hardino-,' Commander1 is appointed to leave Auckland foT Honolulu connect ing therewith the powerful and commodious screw^ steamship Idaho, for San Francisco, on THURS DAY; October S, at Noon. "• ' ' ifi'i .. ,xTiv. For freight, passaee. and all particulars, apply fol .:.-...' HENDERSON & MACFARLANE. ■ A E"STR A LAST A N -__l >J__dl__ -tl fTEAM NAVIGATION «W j»^^^fe» *-"-* ' s PlrKt-01ass Steamers. R>- SYDNEY & MELBOURNE, --Trahshipping to BRISBANE, RbCKHAMPTONV PORT DENISON. CLEVELAND BAY, and other Australian Ports by the A.S.N. Co.'s Steamers, i The splendid steamship ■ •• \- Wonga, WongdV "V,"' J. W. Brown. Commander, expected here, about the ?oth instant, will leave again for above ports four days' ' after arrivals ■'- ''..-" ■ ■■■>•. .Us, !;■ i f •■ For particulars of freight or passage apply; to - j ;., t , H. M. JERVIS, Agent.! "'" - *_■_.' TTOE RUSSELL, *L_^afc. A AND THE NORTH . "P^^^ Comerang If I ■. i ' Will leave as follows :•' "i" ..' •• ' ■'-• AUCKLAND EVERY FRIDAY, at 1 p.m. for: RUSSELL Russell, every Saturday, for Wangaroa and Mongonui, Moneonui, every Monday* «.t 10 a.m. for Wangaroa j ■ Wangaroa, every Monday, for Russell.. • '■>■••■ ,1 Russell, every Tuesday, at noon, for Auckland ~ For freight or passage apply to' -■••- ■•:■'>"■ ALFRED BUCKLAND. Auckland, July 8,1872. ,; • : QTEAM TO THE Challenger ' ! Will leave as under : ! •-. .Tlmrsdav. 20th September, at 7 o'clock evening | AUCKLAND TO WANGAREI AND MANGAPAT, Calling at OMAHA : Saturday. 28th September, at 4 o'clock afternoon! ' Wangarei to' Auckland : Monday, 30th September, at 5 o'clock afternooon '■ . ;.; . f |.. ( f R. BROWN, Agent, " ". Queen-street Wharf, 7-lTs^. QTEAM TO MAHU «22ga»nK-N. EANGI AND THE HOT SPRINGS.' ■ , The p.s. ! " Lady Bowen, Captain Adams, will leave Auckland every Saturday, at 11 o'clock a.m.; leaves Mahuranga every Monday, at 10 o'clock a.m.; calling at the Hot Springs each way. Carrying passengers and cargo. June 21.1872. J.CASEY: XT*- \r o t i c JE .llsA^ JLY TO SHIPPERS, . J THE AUCKLAND STEAM .^WS^KS^^, PACKET COMPANY EXPRESS. FREIGHT per Golden Crown and Tararu Raihyay Company, from Auckland to Tararu, Grahamstown and Shortland, delivering Goods and Parcels at fhe" doors of Consignees at current rates. - Freight Agent at Grahamstown .-, .. ■ William So.ter.- ; HUGH CRAIG,. . j . . Manager!. 1 August 2G, 1?72. '•••'•'_. -Vj__.' TTO^ WfTiTIA^GA CSE&Srf^^v JJ (MERCURY BAY), TAU- M^^S^^- RANGA, AND OPOTTKI. The s.s. Southern Cross, Captain D. Sellars, vill sail as above on Saturday : next, 28th inst., at four p.m. ■ For freight or! passage apply to ■.' j . J, S. MACFARLANE, Agent. IF*$L "'' liy-V'C K'L A. N D CaJ^EnK^. 2_L STEAM PACKET COMPANY. Golden Crown- Auckland to Thames-11 a.m. daily, except Saturday, ThamU°to Auckland-..30 pm, .daily, except Satur day, at 3.3.0 p.m. Carrying Freight at current rates. 1 Royal Alfred. ' h», ■' Xeaves Auckland for .oromandel: j -■•• Thursday/September 26, at 11 o'clock morning , Friday, September 27, at 11 o'cl.ck morning : Saturday, September 28, at 11 oplock morning . . . Leaves Coromandel foi Auckland ~; Thursday, September 20, at 4 o'ebek afternoon Friday, September 27, at 4 o'clocl afternoon >• Saturday, Septembers 2, at 4 o'clck afternoon tfsr Freight (Bs. per ton) received . afeithe Cpm anfs Stor ge on the Wharf, kept intil shipped freE of for accidents in Shipping, carrying, or discharging live stock. '^jj CBAIG ,! . , ' '. ...•■, Manager. 7^7~ rr~.^OiT^tStHAMES, '_|§jE[{^?: Carrying Passengers and Cargo. Time.Table ._—■'' j !> . > "' !J' ''"", P.'S- t!ii*e'fpnse No,'^ "_ ~ j •'*<' rw Scon from Auckland—. ~..', .;. r Friday; S.mber 27, at 5 o'clock evenm; '•- |M. Also, p-s- Lady Boyren, Thursday, September 20, at 12 o'clock night -1 \y TK)R WANGAREIAND , |H^: 7_J . < "■■ JMANGAPAL ' !^^M^r The Regular Traißng Schooner ' i&p&i^2& Clyde, .ooii | ' AndersO-T, Master, will sail for the above ports jms DAY, (Wednesday), 26th inst. uoiiif^ For freight, or passage apply to ■ ~, ■' L.D. NATHAN AISD CO., Or, the Captain, on boat. "tctor -basT/OoStaS^ ~ .AN^1 J- POVERTY : BA.Y.' The-Fjist-sailing Schooner ~.: ', «i_-3^» ,;' C010pM, ... 43 tons register,..tow. Lewis Master, will saila^ above on Thursday, September 20,187f .-., -;;,.,■ :;■ ■■ For freight or passage apply to nicCOL, '..7.7. y'., i"i • '«'«:• '■■■: Agent. WASHING MAB-E^BAST AND'ECONOMY' IKLIC-HT. ,^.J. '"Pi LE N % ER, M Cyn<iP AiST^P CANDLE MA#U -0' i)- AUCKLAND,! Bees to^fl the attention of the Trade and the public in ieneraito his various brands Of SOAP1,.; wlncjhfoi ■-. excellence of quality cannot be surpassed, ' , . • "': ■'■ Hovisehoia Soap,'a'go9d cheap 'Soap, "' J \f « » •-. ■_ 'superiorquality Soap, -, Al ''*' r'being thabest Soip made, and should be in every family, as its washing^quali.tiei ' a-freauyAl, a nd for durabiUty is unequalled. ■ ASK FOR AjLLENDER'S Al SOAP, J ; ''•" And see that you get it, as one trial, wiU be e„ougl ' to7»ecure its constant use. ~(_(_ j( , ... I' • , *- CANDLES • - Are admitted by aß^be^b^ntomarket^ an are guaranteed to burn longer than sperm ~.,i,iin Fortstreet, : next door:B"*^™^lffi Son's Auction Mart, where orders can D.ejet^Wmc wiU have prompt attention. v PARNELL STEAM SOAP 6s CANDLE WOEZi 12th September, 1872.



]\XX. 7 .Business; Cards. :; XT. V; J- CKurton, .■ LXNL) AND [ HOUSE : AGENT, i;JI ,i Jt ,;, , VULCAN LANE. i Henry Saloshin, " fO.uL:. ' : ■■.. . i -..f i! ,'y] ~■ ■',''>-. Tyr.i siira- land, y.-A. _s p. E-TATSE AGENT, AUCTIONEER,, & GENERAL JiT-.-ii. r-> COMMISSipN ACENT. . ■ . .. ~, ~.i , ■ ■ f '. ,:..!,,.' .... o office:' 'Coromandel Hall. " . ' ■■':.■.llT-M-i a: : . i-i.'J .1 • itli.7 1-MlllJ- I P i! !iovFiou. i ■■■ ■ H ........, .: ... -.'■.;■.'■ ■ .i . 01! Jui: .■ ... J-r.Carson, ;.r r . ■ '~ 'TTOtPSE AND LAND AGENT, -1-JL''RENT AND D^BT COLLECTOR, ET6.J • ! ' ' ' '''•'•"'Hiak Street. ' ' -■ _i! -! ■"■ ••• - ■ .''"'•,.! James Butcher, .... CONTRACTOR, &c." [Goods cleared. and r; delivered from ships on tihe shortest notice. . i . • Mr. i Ballast Supplied. '_____ t_l_ ■ ; : _!__. LAIC'S BISCUIT, ° I ':' 7'£2i p'e R ton.' ,''.'.' MR. jl S. -MA OEARLAN-E, :.'.'.' ,-tf.i AOENT. -'..:'. ■ '•■< •• ••■ [~ ■~!,. ■, '■■ -. .____ ii •■•■■■.!■.; ;___ i ffi ■. Fisher and Co., . | Wholesale Shipping and Family BIJ T/ C HE R > , Queen street, corner of Durham street/Au3kv land. Poultry of I all kinds dressed to order. Prim- Smolced Tongues, Home-cured Bacon.. Corned Beef on sale in large quantities.' N.B.— Dealers in game. Live Pheasants forwarded to all parts of the colonies upon receipt of order. Families waited on in town or suburbs. McVEY EAIRD, THOMPSON, AND CO., ■...-' MfNIKO AND CJ-EXKRAL COMMISSION AffEN rS, ,30.1, G-EOBGE'.STEEET, SYDNEY, Are prepared'to execute Commissions for Plirchasi or, I of Goods or Mining Stock, and will.give tl eir hest attention to any. business which may bepla;ed 'in their hands,, ■ , ~ ~'',:'. AGENTS, AUCKLAND ~ ~'; , Mining—Mr.', R.: Home,; Mercantile^—Mr.R; Bail d. Tut TO N S 0 ; N GAEL I OX'S COROMANDEL AND THAMES GOLDFIEL 5 SHARE LISTS, ■ ; . Revised to Septemhee 0, 1872, ' May be obtained of Messrs E. AVayte and Upton md Co., Auckland :-T.. Watters. Orahamstown; J. H. Jefferson, Sliortland : A. Silk, Coromandel. : J. TONSON OARLICK, Licensed Brokt r. Shortland street, Auckland. ■■'''' ; -■ <-•■- -. ..... ;. .1 }~ ■.'•■.'■"' MORTON & ON YON, Agents Por the Thames Cargo Steamers—Enterprise No. 2, *nd Lady Bowen. Office :—Fort street. Auckland. XX.y ..GTiOT^G^y ATS^.i&T^^ . r (Late Geddes & Co), f" '; . fj^REEMAN'S 13AY SOAP AlNI)' _P> CANDLE WORKS; i,!i ..;,..,,.( ~( : ,___ y -m-J i . 'I:•.:..: ORDERS STRICTLY ATTENDED TO.' t i' ■ i ... T- 0 H N M AXWE LIL O "•' "Wholesale and Retail Butcher/ Victoria street. Families waited on for orders, .town or subiirbs. BI CH ARD G MIICI, jiij LICENSED SHAREBROKER, j i' No. 9, Ins%uance Buit.dinOs. . ' i GEJNTLEMEN'S CLOTH;ES. CLEANED. ALTERED, REPAIRED, :AND PRESSED at;.;' I I ;.; . \»;ul 'j-.' i-jvi.il uK HA RW OOD'S, TaiLob, ' ; »«•. •-~ .■:'. i- , From Melbot/iine. '■'■>• j • .49, Hobson-street, near the. Governor Browne. ... .. "7. ;-, P.S. —Gentlemen's Clothes Dyed Pianos,!- Pianos!; Pianos ! THE Largest, Cheapest, and Best ' Stock1 "of .Instruments to be seen at HOFF MANN'S ACADEMY OF MUSIC, ; 38, Shortland street, for Sale or Hire, or on the Deferred System of Payment. , . •; • .: r. r Instruments of every description Tuned and Re paired, Bought' Sold, and taken in .Exchange. i Established 1859. i'-.A ..ri ■</.;'I _ (^ ! tU i : p-^ Asphalt Pavement. , pij-TY- PER 'CENT. -CHEAPER THAN '7'j ";FLAGGIiSTG. :' ~7;';: | fiTHHE; undersigned is. p'repared :j ,.o|lay' ~X-, down Asphalt Pavejnent equal to Flagging; arid: at half fhe cost.- Orders addressed ' to• Herald office •will receive prompt attention. • . '"' ' 'J j yy y.y,.,: fo 7■• ■ JOHN-MORRISON |— r— —m —■ '■;; .'- -ttttt. ":', ■.i ;.r. . ; — n, ' BOTES'! ' BONES!! BONES!: 7 ,I>OTJGrHT in any quantities, \ for cash, at jf the Freeman's Bay Bqp_: Mills.' [( I !_4 Lii_2iL_JX- ■;;; ■•• ;;_■•;-; —'' '•■ I "V X.s9-- '^l''Xy-^'' E -7 X. .HOLLAND ANj), BUTLER •' ; Tave this day entered into Partnership.as ' r; HOUs, SION; AND DECORATIVE PAINTERS^' Ai " ' Importers 'of and 'Dealers' in ~ \ ,,. White Vad, Paints, 'o_ts,\. Turpentine,. Varnishes.l ■ •■:■; Wiiow- Glass, Paperhangings, Gold Leaf, . - ; -■■ -: mshes,and all Painting Requisites; ) •Gilt and'ained Picture-frame and. Room Mouldings {•''" ■'■' 7 ''-^Glass Sha_e.,'&b;' l!; ' J ' ;" f 777. ■''•7 JAMES "MADE TO ORDER. 7■ » y" I s \ .;VICTORIA STREET. ;' '" ! ■'' 'September, 1872. ." ;' if ■"'■■;<■' ■'77 -;.;...■. d 7 ; i>o!rblahdCement. 777 « f '^f_n-'^SE:S PORTLAND' -c.. ci__NT';- best'brand.; r hUiOq ; ', »; .! 1 3.: rtf IRE BRlcs, FIRE TILES,, FIRE f £lA? t . foi-t.ii uj l.^liPm^^OFiPASlljto^^pr stiiali KEANE & JEnWbojm, »• - -~_!„._ _„, Victoria _»«et east.



Wine Itferpliants., V ■ ■ : i_.ii. r ■..■ rro-« ... •: -.-.si ; ,.;v ■ ; jaivies qLDHAM; tj^lN^r.'aPlElT .and TEA,' IMii '-rf V '^PORTER .übmits ttie foiloSvihg' C^sh- Pripes, which pn, .comparison he. trusty . will secure a fair sharfe of public' patronage, in quantities' of riot" rless than two gallons :-t- . : ■<:.-.vj tff ..'•■! j Wines— ~ ~ . ~ ' ' Port and Sherry^ 255., 305., and 38s. per do.en ' • ~ , Ditto (in wood),, 10s, 6d.,.125; 6d., and:lss. tier ' •'• gallon n " : ' '" ■ ■■■'■ |'< Whiskby—.;,...... ;•„ j,' , ,-.,,, y, j_j., n .f{T =.i Irish anct Scotch, 365. to 40s. 'per case ' A, t Ditto (inwodd),:l9s.: to 21s.r -pe'r gal-.ni.iuj. >i ] Rum— ■• >iWest Indian, 365. 't6 40s. per -wi.-' »las '■'■ ! Ditto (in wood), 18s. to 21s. per gallon , ~ 1 ' •BrAn_>_— "'■' -:l' r' •''■ ' - m" ■'•*'l 'j . ,-, f Cognac, 42s to 56_p.er case. \, •., - ,j :' j: Ditto (in wood), 20s. to 225. 6d. per gallon' i Geneva— . ■~,.,:/. | 80s. to 565. per case . , , . _J.ES AND STOUT — ■• •' :>■l ' " ':■' 'll j English and Scotch per gallon, 9s. to 12s. 6d' 1': •': ' "pe_'dozen ,;-- ;" " "'-'' | ;- Ditto (Colonial), 3s. per gallon, 7s 6d per dozen | '.; "Whiskey— i Colpnial, r l3s6d per gallon '. | ' Ditto (in case), 265. 6d. Tea, Coffee, and.all sorts of.Groceries at equally good value. I 'A single trial will prove the advantages . offered by James Oldham, High street, Auckland.! P.S.—Goods delivered free of charge within bix miles of the city.„ ! i i Gruinnes^'s., r XX Dublin Stout. ~ .„ OCTOBER BREW. . "77', ' ! , JAMES OLD HAM' • hereby informs his customers and the public that he, Jiasire ceived per Caduceus,- direct from the' Brewers, 120 CASKS rff the above CELEBRATED STOUT, whfch .he; offers at /■ y . ■ . 4s. I.it Gallon, bii 10s. pkk Dozen. j At his Stores, High Street Auckland. .■.,.. ' j TELEGRAPHIC NEWS I FROM THE : CUSTOM-HOUSE HOTEL, Fort Street. . FAMILIES willTnd this establish , ment the cheapest, and best in Auckland. ! Jamaica Rum, good quality, "Is. Cd. to 2s. 6d. ; best quality, 3s. per bottle Old Port, Is. Cd. to. 2s. Cd. ; best quality, 3s. per bottle Fine Flavoureol Sherry, Is.'6d. to 2s. 6d. ; best quality, 3s. per bottle i . '■■' Erigli.h:Ginger Wirip, 2s. Cd. per bottle English Orange Wine, ditto, ditto . ■. ; . Red Australian Wine, 'highly recommended for , invalids, 3.5, per bottle ...,•;• Best Claret, 2s. per bottle "■ Cherry Brandy and Cherry Cordial, 3s. per bottle Raspberry and Lemon Syrups, Is per bottle Holland Square Gin, 2s. Od. ditto ditto •■ Holland full-size, 4s. ditto ditto " Old Tom, best brands, 3s. 6d. ditto ditto j Scotch Whisky apd Dunville's Irish Whisky, 3s.' 6d. ' ditto ditto ' ' ' Hennessy's and Martell's Pale Brandies, 4.5. jPer bottle ... ■~ | , ■ Best Sparkling: Champagne, »S- per.bottlei . j EnffHuh -Roi m-> owift, is. per bottle .. English Bottled Ale, Is. per bottle. •" ''" ' A liberal discount allowed to wholesale purchasers. JThe prpppetor, begs to assure his customers that all the goods are 61 the best quality) and if not approved i of the money returned ' .... ...■:' i .• . THISTLE WHOLESALE AND RETAIL WINE AND SPIRIT STORE, ..;., „[) O^U EE N ST R E E,T.. ~i j . j.PUBL.IC" N O TI.C E. ,\\['7 P.' 'D ARBfY IN returning thanks to the public for- the liberal patronage, ,he has received since 'opening the BOTTLE DEPARTMENT,', begs to state. that:he has on hand a Choice Selection* QFSurEßion . Ports, Sherries, and Adelaide Wines.; also, Verdeilho .and Australian Ports; which he intends to offer at the Lowest Possible Remunerative Prices for Cash. ;" '"■ '-'" '"" • LIST OF PRICES'.' ' Per Bottle. ,■; ,/i.ii.iiji .i c.; ■'• • /■ .. s- P- Superior Adelaide Wine .. 3 0 Mattell's and Hennessy's Pale Brandy .. ..40 Martell's and Hennessy's Dark Brandy -.. .. 4 0 Greenlees and Oolvilla i' Whisky ..''.. .. 3 C . Campbelton Wliisky.. . ,:..'. .. 3 6 Duiiville's Whisk/ .. ".."''".'.'*.. '..' 3 6 .West ; lndia Rum; ... ... ;... • ,; .;: ~ 3 0 Sherry Wine, really good ..30 , Superior Sherry - .y, ■ .: ..Jmii: .. ... y.7.A -, ■■'.', ;4 0 Old Port Wine . ..' ..4 0 Superior Old Port Wine (Sandhhan's'Four'Dia mond) .. .. .. .. •,....., ! 5 0 English Ginger Wine .. -;.. ,0 The above are all bottled on the premises, t -n.i Mh «4n-6ase. r"' •s.n sni.l Genuine Brands. Per bottle/ ....... ,v .. r H.-'D.:: Hennessy's Brandy ,v ■" .. ' ''ii■.. ■' .. , 5 ,0 Martell's Brandy ,f > ~.. ' 5 0 Geneva, JDKZ, large .. ~-; "";: " '.: :4 ' 0 Geneva, JDKZ V small . , 3 0;- Old Tom, Booth's and and Burnett's .. .. 4,70 • Fine Old Jamaica Rura'/' ... .. ~ .. 5., 0 Dun-ville's Whiskey .. .. .. .. .. 4 0 'Champagne No. 2 .. ..5 6 .Champagne NP;i 2, P.intp.i ,„,:;/;... ' ~i ;. ... .3 0 • Champagne, Jacqueson's .. ..' .. .. 5, 0 Champagne, Jacqueson's, pints.c...l ■■,..:.'.L ji[l 3 0 Claret, St. Julicn. .. ~ , , .. , ~:3 0 •AustralianWines> very best brands " '.;,- '■> ■.. 3 6 Townsend's Sarsaparilla ..'■ ... ... ... 5 .0, English Cinnamon Cordials yu>\\'- * I,i. J. '■'''_'. 2 i.O. Ale and Porter, London bottled, best brands .. 1 3 Rum, Brandies, And'-i\yiiiskeys sold by the galloh ;: overproof, warranted the same as from bonded store., -fi Assorted cases of the above made up for families, and picnic parties. . ...,,, . '.'■, . 'Liberalallowances made to whdlesaile purchasers. I:' Bass' Burton Ale on dratight.'"'' - -' . /'Terms—Strictly Cash. ' '."' ; J' Masonic Hotel, ' " DEVONPORT, 'NORTH SHORE.'' , ,;., .Under Itlm Management of "Mrs Brown. EA.MILIES can be accommodated • F:wttl. Private 'Sitting-Rooms; /'Tbe Hotel con-, tains-13 lofty and' Spacious .Bedrooms; , -,• '•. ■ ~7". ABOARD. .A-ND . RESIDENCE, 7 ■ ■': by'ijhe week '.or" month, on" easy.terms. " Boats .run - 'from Auckland every• half _iour.. .Nightf'b.ats rn_ r . -.unUl>ll o.'clockp..m>.,;; .::'... ::■■. J,ff>B wiaw ' [, ■• • ■ |—~ : ::\ —i., ....,, i; f ; ;_- . f 77 E XOKXN-Gri^H 0 T E L. X r •;.'•;. X L ■;■'J-.Sfeeet, V «' XT' FORMERLY Providore Panama •;Liiie,'arid 'late' Steward of the1 Nebraska, has niuch pleasUr^ to intimate to the generalpUblic that lie is during this cold weather dispensing Spiced Ale and Portfer after''the' good old English'.tyl. ; also, "Tohitny Dodds "'aft.r trie'most appr6ved- American fashion; ; »<"^" -.'{^ •'■ >"■> '■ '-i"-" into :.;::, ' 'Jiine 22,1872;? y *™ '-•'■''•■ '-"-'' •■•■ "•'! * .], ■_ s.l:. i M >..■<■■:; %-.,.■: V 7.70 In ;■..:};,-i-rii.:; ■■, >' t.7 ; 7777 v 7i 777.1 ''■■-: 7'777 } -777.7'77X -''' ' c' %&&ttiX&;77&A^^ lN G .s" ...) n„mlKMhf(p_iMji.|v.iav'/8.39ii7.i ' ' - (;. r/o-iT I. '>w^ne,hrid hi '"-•J ono ItrM EVERY GROCER IN THE CITY. • —'jyeiiesley street, Auckland,



T7.XXyXT\^ISLot^XX 7 ' NEWTON hStEL, WINe7_NI) SPIRI^ STORE, '■ \ i..li ..ii .'• Newton, .-n. i T THE' 'Undersigned^'having taken X.O '■ the above 'Hotel, and hnWAfc been' manager for the late Mr. E. Norman, United Service Hotel. ( Queen street, for the l^st five years, beg to acquaint the public of Newton" and" its vicinity that I have opened a Bottle Department, And*'trust that by sup plying a really genuine, article at city prices to merit a fan-share of public patronage '•"., ' ' Per list of prices '"see Circulars'.""- ': " ' Ordors carefully packed'ana .jyrwarded. . •■•■■■'! I Terms Strictly Cash. ■• ' yu: i'_ fc.-h-.lii-. ■-. .-..:-. lii.. .J. M- JQPJN^NG^vProprletor.1 ' •''•:> '■'.''■. .XTj-ITA?iMa-m ®L'.X\i.X7i')l "■ TEMPEEANOE TIOTEL," ' EDfi' tN" CRESCENT, '' j, .:,,, . t , (Late Royal Club House,)' Auckland. ~ |." '■'■ ■ ' '-. ■' i ■:.. t: ~. ' ..;-.! I'l. ■ ,- j TTISirroES to Aiicklap^, Commer.' » cial Men, and others, will fln'd all the conifprt of a private residence, in; this .Ifotel combined with' the well-known " .ii Quality,. Cleanliness, aud Eponomy, in which the proprietor's originall Q-O.E.> {'established in 1850) for many years held so universal a reputation. , A.Table d'Hote at' One.o'clock precisely.,;. m For the accommodation- of passengers arriving by iate steamers or coaches a Night 'Poj-tef is' always in 'attendance.' '• ' '' '"'' '";'■'. a Rooms /in suite- for the accommddiition of! families.'l : Goodi Livery and Bait Stabling^ '. ,!•.' , ;, The proprietor, in soliciting a continuance of public patronage, pledges himself to spare b.ither trouble nor. expense to promote the comfort of his patrons. ' .'■: "-'I -I ~'> ..■■■:".;■,_ . j . ' The Waitemata Commercial & Family Hotel Auckland, 08. ED W A E D S, • Propriktor. '-l '■■ ■' C.B.E. begs to draw the attention' of the Commer cial Public and Families (en route) to-the unsurpassed accommodation of this Hotel. The .Su'tes of Apart ments for Families are well arranged distinct frohr the Hotel Department, while the rooms are both, commodious and easy of access. .... ■; . '. ~ ! On •. j. 'Ordinary Ml o'clock.- '/'I .Table D'Hote D.utv at 6 6'Cloci?. Io . The Billiard-.,Saloon is. one of the'finest in. the colonie-s. , ; 'The,Table, one. :of best, being under" the supefintendehce ijf, an experienced marker is a guarantee ofeverything'corineeted With this noble game being in-first-class order. '.'' i /!•• '.!■'. .- :. 111 i -1 ' .•• . Night Porter for the convenience of late arrivals. "VVimf.s, Spirits, Sea., of the Best Brands only.^ • The aim of the Proprietors to make for this Hotel a reputation second to none in the colonies, and nothing that shall conduce to that end shall be wanting. -•;,., . 'JJTis not in mortals to command'success, , 7Biit I'll do more—deserve it." .''" , ; "prajjeryr _; ™ 3 t Q.EE,AT :K;E;D U OTTO NS ! Ladies' Waterproof Tweed Mantles, Paletots, and Costumes ' ' • '•■•'-'' Ladies' Jackets of all kinds! '"'■'\ '.' AT COST PRICES 1 .ii Cheap New Hosiery and Stays' '■ ■■•._■•'.■ 'i.' -: Morle}-*. Hosiery '"' 1/;"'" ■' j j _*he New " Colonial" Corset , : , . White Kid Gloves, 2s Gd per pair ~.,.,, i \" : " "' '' ' • ,'li MEN'S AND BOYS' CLOTHING"'' 1 - - Reduced 26 per cent. . II AT-'S- A'NiD CAPS ; At Half-price ! , ' • i ■ , -. ■ • .iii XT77n^^hl^^^yXT'^^^^S-il^t\ LIS WINTER. GOODS AT REDUCED-PRICES ! • EEED. LOYEEOCK & CO.; • {i! 7 -'■" v CITY; HALL, • yy'7X' JT i.Q-U.'^.E N '''s'.T.p E E.TJ.' ,j'j j ,-■ ■-' i !..... ) lilii: .[sy., ')-, 1/ iv, -i: ill X'Xil M-i'tL-LI !N"H R Tl«| . il Acs-. ,-. .1) !)iij : __jj ___.ii; i._«._'jif.ij I jn:ii ; .!;-.; ~:._. LARGE ASSORTMENT OF: j-,-. ; - ■~•,:■ MJLLI^EKY, STRAIT GOOpS. , ■-■';;/,.;' _VNtK,,MANTtES, T7\ v , . Of ithff newest; and most fashionable stylesj r ' , HATE; just b§en : received fry jtlffe' ~ MJSSES MIIjNE, and arp now open for in-' speotloltf:— ' ,' r" r, '.'' : 7,',., : '-"'' '.' Re)il Lace,' Fur's, Dress Goods ~ 7 . ''''" ' Flowers, Featliers, Costumes ' ; .;il' ■.' JSatin and other Skirts , ;■ .. :i. , •■ He'ad-dressesJVelvets,Velveteens.ij.j: t . °'\ Trimmings, and other goods ,in greatjvariety. '■X/ ";.;,('MISSES' MILNE^.," !-. I b ; ' 37, WINDHAM Str'R'EET | -I"'' : ~<;,;;,.;. (Corner of Albert, street).., j, .• ~' |~\ j ( .'■:.;!-..J'..-. 1.707/oii ,ir. i»'l:j'i i.) '.fjii' ■■;u • '. :.'" ■ - — rr: — '—nr. —■ ! .;...; M .... ,-..i:.. ; .,^i; ■_~.. .. . E'i-'-ium X.XoXyTv X-a^ \ilX it. io iH):ip.uid>j.s-j , iciiiiri. ar, I ,'/ ; i ii!!-.jif.iyd Jon i.iii I.' ; 7. iii '. H 11;;;,, TXp'UX, $£$, $!sss&% vlh! id i,r.il * dsilj ':.I:I>RAPER,; 7 U J; i ' ; '. ; | "'' k; •fu-.T.-r. '.Q«U;.E;E-.N. S T-R.EiE T. , i I j ::;. if ii< :::.-. Will-Remove into thosQ. i tsi COMMbi)IQUS PEEMISEp ; ~. ,Np. 218, Queen street, , j Lately occupied by T. W. Doonin, and, next door to ■; iij i-h.-<.ij / Dyson's, as soon as the ,-■<>! '"' 'j '"/'kECESSARY IM'PR.oVEMENTis ir/iil .iii iii i. ii J Are Completed... ,ii ■;.■.•■■'.• S ... ... i(j_nij yj ..•"».! fiiiiuiiii oMiiiK) ai!J .viiil >_i :.• 1 yithi J. M. McLACHLAI^,'' 214, QUEEN STREET.



Drapery. .'. !0 s> } ... . : ;,rj|'; : ... "i THIS : DAY eSJaTVLNG- ■ ■'••'■ ..-:...*.■<•.-..; ■ T0 .1 .-'1... ( .11. • > ■ ■.-.•:., )«bl!i tl ii ■ • .:; ■■ ; : ,. .-, . 130, QUEEN I.TBEET, •FORMERLY 0. " ..... ' W ■NEWMAN-':AN'D •'E W^'N'S , /ii., U l-'i V: !J; fl'llii •• '>'<! ■ \IU; ■ « Next door to Mr Lipscombe, Seedsman, !■ -i :i 1i •.,:... . ..> ■ ■■. •-:;... ; .. V. - } >«! :ir-y,.r -7, '; 7 ,-! . And will OPEN on '77. THUR SD AY NEXT. "RETIRING- EEOM BUSINESS Buyers of All Kinds of DR4.PERY, HOSIERY, HABERDASHERY, , AND MANCHESTER GOODS, . ' * , Such as Calicoes, Shirting, Table Damask, ■ •'; • And also Men's and Boys' Clothing and Hats and ."" , Caps, WiU find ' A LARGE AND CHOICE ASSORTMENT: '•■>■ " ''■ ' 'At'---' • •' - '■■-■ E. HO BB S', : UPPER QUEEN AND . WAKEFIELD STREETS The whole of which is now being .; Cleared' Out at Very Low Prices.; U.B. TWo _i>i»o-t*mlty ut notMne rtOOT>S' of'the BEST QUALITY at S a REDUCED PRICE does no requently occur, and the public are invited to embrace he opportunity without delay. Clothing. PUBLIC NOTICE. TO' THI). PEOPLE OP AUCKLAND. J. LEVY, : 7 TAILOR, CLOTHIER, AN.D OUTFITTER (Next Theatre. Royal, Queen street), D" OES not PEETEND Selling Off r and never PRETENDS Selling a Bankrupt, Stock, and respectfully informs every Auckland, Thames; Coromandel, and Waikato man that his . Splendid Stock of Clothing . ' , • CANNOT BE EQUALLED by any other house in Auckland fdr-' Quality .' Quantity, and Low Prices. ■■ - .'. • llmle. ' ' ';'.'' NOT PRETENDING- TO SELL ■■ m - ■' i QEF!--'■. ... ]-•' \ : 7 N O P U FFI N GI NOT A BANKEUPT STOCK! No Charge for Looking. ' COME AND JUDGE FOR. YOURSELVES. ' iJSTNote the Address— "v'j.'' -LEVY,-' Q U.. E , E..N . S T .R E E T, :.•. ./..: '..(Next Theatre. Roya_,-.)u, Jo ;iV^^i; p.6-s sEto:sKtii31.! co, l-.-VT; ••"■'o -oUUiLui^Lehh s- y -~ .-. CLOTHIERS A ND- GENE.RAL ■iff T ■■. ■■■ .-'0 \;-OU ; TEI_YDERS,"o-v li .'.' noa Tieg. most respectfully to inform their j/atrons and'the public that'in order to meet the requirement's of ithe times they..have .been induced, to open a WHOLESALE ■■& RETAIL OUTFITTING1 :J. ESTABLISHMENT, -vu .which will be conducted on the strictest principles of ECONOMYI and 'where all goods 'will be made up on jfche premises, by the best workmen, and under the , strictest supervision, thus guaranteeing to their cus-. > tomers all the advantages^of th.ir long and practical, experience in business. -■., They have OPENED those' premises in SHORTLAND-STREET directly opposite . tfie' P'ost-offl'ce, and are now riiakirig up every descrip- , ''tiori bf Clotlririg from the'newest and"best goods 6b itainable in the Australian. and Home markets, coin. prising Geelong Tweeds, Bliss' Tweeds, West of.Eng; land Tweeds, Scotch Tweeds, including Bannock burns, Black Does, and Broadcloths, all selected with taste-and judgment, and purchased fonready money, iTbey. would here remark that aU goods maijufac . tured by them will bo made .up on the premises andl stamped with tlie'l name and'address of the (firm. ■Their la_gfe' stock also' comprises Gentlemen's Sjliirts, i Collars, Ties, Scarves, Hats, HOsiery.etb., which ire all submitted at the lowest possible prices for OASHJupon which principle alone the"business will be carried'on. W. P. & Co.'s long experience and ivell - known. talent in bussness wiiljifi.ur. to their Joustoirjers. a style and fit not to be surpassed in Auckland. ' ' 'In oonclfisiOiv W.. P. '& Co. hope thatibyjassiduity ■to their business, and strict attention to the waiits of their customers, they obtain a ebntihuarjee of that patronage which they will ever etripldy them- best.' endeavours to.deserve. Inspection of- the; stock.is . invited.-. ... iiL: ';' .;...' no: _\ ] - The attention' of ' the j public is requested fcitjie following list of prices ;— .', ],__.._. ~,..• _~ 1 '■•;•■ , Tweed Paget Suit, frpin.£3 3s upwards j- . y " Tweed Sac Suit,' from£_' 17s' -dr' *'' • J • Tweed Trousers, from 18s 6d;'••'.' ' !i ■ v,;.. Tweed Galatea Jackets,, from | §(3g ~-... ...-,.■, ,)■,,, Silk Mixed Suits, from £4 4s Evening Dress Suits, from £6 6s, superfine Black Pagets, from £2 2s ck Troußers, from £1 ss.



1 Education. THHE; EETBEA.T,; PAENELL. Miss Rorer-.shaw's Pupils will assemble on MONDAY, SOth instant. ~ Juvenile. Dancing Class every SATURDAY AFTERNOON, at. o'clock. MR. WINTER, Professor of Music, Singing, and Elocution.—For Lessons and Engagements address Melbourne House, Karanga-. hape Road. . .... - • - ; | j/_ ', ; MISS WI>TE.R (pupil of Madame Winter) gives lessons on the Pianoforte at Melbourne House, Karangahape road. Terms moderate. Mf ADAME WINTKB, E.A.; Pro fessor of Music and Singing. WELLING-TON NOEMAL SCHOOLS, Wellington Street and IlErnußN Street. BOYS' SCHOOL. Principal ~. ~ ... Mr Harrison ■ I Assistant Master ... -. .-. ' ' Mi-Moore GIRLS AND INFANTS' SCHOOL. Principal ~. . .. .. Miss Longmore The course ■ot instruction comprises : —Reading, Arithmetic, Writing, Grammar, History, Geography,. Book-keeping by single and double entry, Drawing, • Mathematics, and the French and German languages. ~.. ~, -.. 7r ~ . TERMS. ._,•'.,,) Per week. Pupils under ten years of age .. .. Is Od ~ above „ Is Gd. ~ (senior) ~ 2s Od; ,J" ' NIGHT SCHOOL. On Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday, commencing at 7 p.m. •, j • ' litodern Languages- TNSTETJCTION given in French JL or German, by a Foreigner recently arrived.— Information may be obtained from F. Macßae, Esq., Head Master, Auckland College and Grammar School. Notice of Removal. v 0 THE Blue School, Wellesley street, •has REMOVED to .the AUCKLAND COLLEGE ' Extensive Play-grounds and Gymnastic Apparatus fo?. the use Of pupils. I The HIGH'DEPART MENT of the College, and also a YOUNG LADIES' ' DEPARTMENT, will open on MONDAY, OctoDer 7. Accommodation for FIFTY BOARDERS. Liberal and kind treatment. 3loderate terms. Weekly Boarders if desired by-parents. Boarders may attend I bther'schbols of the. city... A detailed prospectus can' be had on application at the College, or sent by post. REV. W. TAYLOR, Principal; MR CHAS. A TAYLOR, Second Master. ~.,,. Auckland, September 2, 1872,... '>_ |'>' j H ... EDUCATIONAL ESTABLISH MENT FOR YOUNG LADIES, ~ . Spring Villa, Dedwood. This Seminary is conducted on the same principle as the first English and Continental Establishments, experienced Masters being engaged to instruct in the higher branches of Education. The .next Quarter will commence Ist Oct. Terms on application to the Lady Superintendent/ Mrs. W. J. W. Addey. " 7 ; TVfOTTCE. — 'MctS. G-INaELL'S -Ll - Evening Class, held at St. Matthew's Girls School-room. Hours—From 7to 9 HI G- H SO HO OL. SYMONDS STREET, ' ' (Next St. Andrew's Church), J. M. Fraser; Certificated Master. .... Third Quarter.,. ' Terms- • ' Ist Division (sen.) .. 20s per qr, or Is 8d per week 2nd ~ (mcd) .. 15s per qr, or Is 3d per week 3rd „ (jun) ... 12s per qr,' or Is Od pervveek Latin Classes no extra charge. . -—Vacancy -for- one pupil boarder. Terms,-£4O per annum. . , ... T _\7DLES' OOLLE^i'ATE J-J SCHOOL, WELLESLEY STREET. ; Lady Principal, Mrs Rushbrook ; Music Teachers; Mrs Woolby and Miss E.- Edger ; Drawing, Mr. Hoyte ; Arithmetic, Mr Thosbell ; Latin, Mr .' . "iTHOSRELIi..''^' '.;'"■ ' ..'' , The j, course of instruction "Includes a Sjuperior Englisii'Educat'ion, French, Music, and Drawing.; .-. ; The Latin and German' Languages ; also Mathe- i uiatiC's if requii-ed.'.' , ' .'""7 "'.,•.- '..'"' L ,i The fourth term, of 1872 will commence on Sept. 30. '-. For terms, &c.,' apply to the Lady Principal, •Wellesley-street. .■"• >'' "'■'- ■'[■-•■'f '■•■-iiU.'f. Madame Moller," TEACHEE OE SINOINGr AND . PIANO, "Hermitage," Princes street yy,X 7V. COffee-T/,', , ; , New Zealand-Steam Coffee Mills. -.•• ' ■ Established 1864.].'-.' D'^T/ST^P^HE^aON & 0;O. •' Have on Hand and for Sale :— Coffees—Raw and Roasted, Plantation, Java, Native . •. • i in bond ansl duty paid '/ r i>?n t tiT ' Coffee/packed in lib, 21b, 41b, 61b, 71b, 121b, 141b, Sib, and 501b tins , Peppei-s,.plack and,white; .whole,,or ground, .- v ; Peppers,- packed'in J'-lb tins and' upwards ' /IXJ . •Peppers, .Cayenne, loz cruets and ( bulk, , ,■; 0 ; •,. , Mustard,,Colman's _-lb, lib, and 71b tins . ■;■„.__ Curry Powder, Morton's, Cross::&! : BlaCkwell's and ; -~,•: Bengal, in J-Uvand lib bqttleS v •■ Chocolate and Cocoaj F'ry's, Taylor's," and Epp's Chocolatei Frenoh,1 lib'packets; ;> ■' Oii: 3rid Arrowroot, lib and 71b tins ',,.[.. ,: Nutmeg, wlible or ground,' in tins or bulk ' '■'' •' [ j....■. bStfi Ollv/do: .'ill do; *>uauui i Ginger .. do . dp,; , do ~ ■ Carraway' ,'do do do rMifi i .Cinnamon[i do . ( . .do r j-do .-.-, ' Pimento do : do do ■ Mixed Spices,' in loz. packets; plain and fancy boxes • Mixed.Spice, in ;tins, assortfec^ sizes ';..'; iEssence'of Lembnand Assorted Essence's ;-" . Ground Rige, iii tinfoil packets .'UiHiffl , OhiCoty, parry's Lame's, and. Cjolonial,,..' ( ... j i"'■ -' ■■ '■ D. Stephenson:and C0. ,h1 0 j WHOLESALE,'COFFEE. r& ,SPICE MERCHAIfIJS ~.,,; ~ Wyndham street. Auckland. '", \ a""lJo'' -ycssjs •,,,... ... ij; ,™t ; ,.n'j {"E.Xc;;el>;^ 0 ., 7.|j.;.'lwv^"l!_^_^ j Ul"7 •'Ji. AUiCKLAND.;STEAM COFFEE MILLS, bi I "yy.i: 7 , ;v?,P SJJtoE-Sj^, ~ M ]j oj -, p ; |fT^HE success'' we : hay^! achieved has -L induced us'to add to our'cel.bra.ted' Coffees ano- II ther and: superior brand, .-; [il-inv/ ,- i'; I ' '' THE "EXC E.L S I 0"&7 .. ','•' _fe bringing', this under the! notice, bfi the _Crad| and, t}}e public generally, wp would draw particular itfcen-;; tioii to'the'purity, strengtli, and excellent 'flavour;,oJf f thi^. Qoffee, in; tte ■manufafitiu?'^. °f;whj^i, neit}i4r>,ift-i. bqur or expense have been spared to malce the hame "Excelsior'! a.act. HOD_l«ajj r ,-io 1 BROWN, BARRETT & £0, Auckland, March 16,1872. ■Bit. -~ .v-fTpr**** —" ■~^~™*~» ■- - -■_. ~-— .--



Drapery. #***»»■«" l"" *■ ■■■ ■■"■-' ' ■ —- ■■ ■ "■ ' ■"*" ■ ri Mi__-M_HBKMK_ Jfflfi 0-T..-I„,0 E....,^V..>v:. - , ■ ■ . -.- - ' ' : ■"' ■-'■■' "x::' J JOHN S M I T H, Draper, Clothier, Stic, ,{U . ~,. 2 0.3, QUEEN ST R E,E T, , Auckland, 13EGS to tender his thanks to the -*-" inhabitants of Auckland .and its vicinity for the liberal patronage conferred on him since his return from England, also to inform them that he^lias disposed of his Winter Stock and OPENED a VERY CHOICE ASSORTMENT of SPRING and SUMMRR GOODS, ex Coronilla and Celestial Queen, which wil be sold at very low prices in. order to effect a Speedy Sale, the presentlease having buta few months torun. J. S. invites an inspection to the following depart ments, which are replete with every novelty :— presses.'.', '.. 77 Silks, Black do, Colored do "' /;• ! Plain Lustres ~ j ~ Fancy do ■ ■ ... -•'• Plain Alpacas . , ■■•. -■ Black do \ ' " ' ' ' '".'! .. - Black French Twills ' " ■ •/ :'*- Black Merinoes Grenadines' '■ ' '■','■} : . ■ Muslins .i ~ '.. -i Silk Warps, in all Shades and Colors . . : Triinmings, :;• .; In-Siik, .Mohair, and Lustre Fringes ' r •f -,'; -' - ■; . i » : I .-,■..' .'s-ji . ~. Large Quantity of „l ",.;' Ladies' Fashionable Hats ~ ..n Flowers,' Feathers , -7 Sunshades , .',,' ~ ii : •'■ ~•. _" Silk Umbrellas. ',;'. ~ ' •. ■' -ri 7. „y ..,,,,... Ii : .-,.'- J A Large Quantity of Men's Summer ~.; . Cl.o.thing77 777.7. :> .'..'■■ ..- Consisting of.:-r- .1 •, -» ■<■.: Galatea Suits ' '• , .- .. . ~! w r ..7 .. , PagetSuits ; , .;,,,.' ~,.. \,\\\\\li>. .{'.,'. j. Sac Suits ■ 7 i;n-7 •■;'->. i .-i.'.ioVi i..UsJ Patch Pockety etc ■ ..,,,, .;,;,.] ) Trousers and Vests, in great variety , i_ Crimean Shirts . , ~.'-., iii^-ii-s.O Flannel Shirts , jn -j .., . .. 77.v'7.) .. . ...^Moleskin'Trousers', !-i' ,y .ti-.7 .cfo'l 'Tweed Trousers . •"'■"',;....-I-; iJihit Shetland Pants ..','7.'.," , r 7.:»fJ Serge Pants .', ~• -.' ■ ~ ,■-.,,., H ~..K.-.nn_hn_.i wmwrfw ,tmu9 Gent's Travelling Bags •■ ;''- : i'j''^» Gent's Portmanteaus! '■. ■ „ : <.>:■, >diH. ':..■•: ■ >>■ it. .Carpetßags:: mi " ■; '•)« ,tir!'H All whichswill be. Soldi Very Cheap, to make a Spfeedy Clearance. . .;' s\- -■ ■ i .; iIA. Large Quantity of Sheeting, : 7 Blankets, Carpets, . „ Riigs, &c, Which, must be Sold as J.. S. has determined to _o to ~ . . . . Melbourne, ~... ~ . 45TNote the Address :— J O H,N SM I T :;Hy; < .-._*. R A..-E:_ AN D CLOTHIER, :; ,, iiji . 230,;iQueen.gtreejb, "..,,,., A U Clt'1- A N'b. '" "".'■ I 7 _.__.' " ''."\ ".' ',- .' feg Merchanclise. , ; f. ;.;. JOHN ROBEfeTON & CO. : T ; JITjAVE ON 'SALE,' *fex "Novfelty," ?'!Wonga.Wonga,"jand*other late 'arrivals :— '. 100 tans Adelaide Flour—Duflield's; Vercoe and i ..•.•/ Lee's, and Wilsonls if. -. y ■_> v.\ t_ all 100' tons Canterbury. Flour-^Steggald's, Wflaon's ' ;" Lane's, and Riiddenklau's - 60 tons Sydney Company's Sugar, No. 1' ' ~ . 2000 boxeSjCandles --Brandon's,. De Roubaix, and ...jv -Ptber brands ~..; - ri j ~;,..: _ 200 ton&BoneDiist—Billyard, No. 1 i ~ji:.-n - 50 tons Ground Bark—to arrive ofl ' ' '':': Adelaide ;=..;•; . • l v Colman's White Starch-561b boxes' ' ",, Maize, Oats, Oatmeal 77... Currants and Figs; , , [~,.-,,, . ,: :•-.J r '•• - i•. Lamb's Biscuits—Cabin, Saloon, Pilot, Lunc ■ '-' :'i{i ;iand Mixed : >I'l " v.d.. Colza Oil, Castor Oil, Kerosene '■" y _''" 1 ' Salt—Fine and Coarse -. 1 Cwt bag;s ' , Butter—'in kegs , : '.'' .'• "7777,-) '..-.'77 ~-.,: . ,: "Vjarnish and White Zinc Paint , : • j ■ -. >') [.-. Soap and Candles .; w.<\i*u'.\ oil; in .i..i;.. Tobacco-^-for Sheepwash ;;.'.!.-'.'- ; ■- ' IUo-iii -.in .! n^'v.—Zy P . ..'•-/4.V ■'■> ■■ J,a:j To arrive per " Countess of Kintore " :: j '*" -';, ■'■ and^'Bulwarfe:"-^ dr ! u.hitu} _-.. ..,..;, il.■■•..-;,,1 Kioii amojsn...i -ufj Keiller's Confectionery—assorted J: | V7r ' Pastilles and Jujubes 77 ''■ Muritz Metal— 16,18, and2oozs .'''■ •'' - ••■ -J .. --.:v: .!.•■) .-■.:.'. ' ■ s; j..;, ,_ ilJi-flf ■;- .^ i Lea. : and Perrin's 5auce,,,;.j.,,, ; uAoL ' qn'sale',I"ex coijntess..;oe JKJLNTOjaBr 2 ..nMMsiUKC/J BY THE-UNDERSIGNED : — ' ''Crushed, Loaf Sugar, /'; ,' I".>"!. 7..".,. Salad OU Taylor Brothers* Cocoa arid Chocolate , Colman's White Starch . , • .^Colman's Durham Mustard, 71b and _lb tins <: j. ~:-Cobban's Superdhe Mustard, 71b and.Jib tin ' •M ;':1000 boxes Candles, lib packets- ■■ : >'• • -~... .Bro-«m andPolson's CorhFlour ..,,.;. Morton's Red Herrings ■ n-(o.L'i! i.,' f) Bicarbonate,Soda; in lcwtkegs, .'i.1., ) -•'•' Caustic Soda i .'.' ..'7 Cream pf Tartar; in 71b" jar.'' ' li:7 ' O TartiiriO'A.id, in.7lb jars ...'. 7. i Soap Powder, Harper T'weWetrees ,; ■ •, Day and-Martin's. Paste. Blacking . Day and MartuVs Bottle Blacking Lea and, Perrin's /Worcester Sauce ','.'-" "jSpli. Peas,-in 1 cwt. kegs' ■ '" -P Lyndon's Spades', lb, 0, and 1 *" -, ' . 7''2ooo'.Wool-Bal.S; -i.ii-i!:l.. ...-•. f'foO French wireNays^u , ; , . ,7.- ' ,77 :' f ■■..'..; :i ;;Wen'& J(^aAaAM. ' 5 ..'..;:.-V. t-.,."-. ~7,i,'. 7- ;;: : ,77 rpo AEKI^E PEE OITY^ OE —- -~- - AUCKLAND:— -T. :,;. Coleman's No 1 Blue Starch ; sOl ~,.,,.. r 50jdi;ums Raw and Boiled Linseed .Oil "" 50 barrels Currants •.. . j- . • ~m.v. 0 . Of , '200 boxes Elenie' Raisins ' '/'.'" '. ,f 80 boxes Sultanas '■:••.,;. rh'.'i '^bboxies Muscatels nit l.n: 20 qrrcasks Hennessy's Brandy .-, w'l ~ '. r ; , 100 cases Brandy! ' .''"' 'X;y'X. : T>7'7;' OWEN. & '.(JEAHAM. .;.. . , . ...:...i.ii: .... n ) 1 JUST' AEBIVEB^IN SPLENDID sf..M '. c. :■ CONDITION, i j"•''' ..*". hiii'j ■ "•'■ 7 ,iv .-i • ri?_£.P9_._ • ¥ c*e * Dozen ""'' 'Quarts. "'. Pints. Wlii'tbread's London Stout.." l<)s. 6d ! 6s Od , ~Me»x'sl^pnd^n,Porter,..' 7 v ■ 9s ,(3cl "'is Cd W ( lNE : :=&i,ii»-B_ _l_T,.'iMiEiRC'.H,A^ T S ALL GOOPS DELIVERED FREE,