and.ipublWhed.^ta^^"^—" y y McCullagh Reed, of North bllf|'*° printing li Brett, of Parnell, at their General• Steam « s Office, Wyndham street, intbe Oty of AudUW"'

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C 6 jftN^ ■ > J -x C H A'Ni.G'E.rH': I ' ••••;;to 7a l# oi) -«. -T'ofciflirAii &a:n> hit :iur TUESDAY, DECEMBER 17. !':i auoboji'i'lKui Ly/io'ya'i c-LiJi V:< -T.ii <i+ .■!';,>„:r ■■-.-.-r- ~;■> .n -..-..-Kr,.T ;.;'j JLi . r:-.i< >:c:t wahnew rf-T.i it.-) jwj^-ich; .rtoiba! K-.nJ-i'n n«?f»t'. Wi - T^'trT'.v.'l .YJitosnFiW n<. ~*••*■> > CLEARING-OUT SALE. j.jfnoi! - jr.J-h,.:.-r.., *K»ft i»qO aril to MoHw wll aaaatfrfi fc.ions!) GEORGE W. B T;N N;E V WILL sell by public .aiictiph at the Com Exchange, on Tuesday, December 17, at eleven o'clock sharp, ." 3 casks Superior Halm's' " - 20 half-chests Tear <TUStavArtolph~ Id half-chests ,Tea,. Lady;Belihar6 A. t i .! A 10' cases Colman's Blue 5 cases Morton'sflialf-pints Salad ()il ,;,-.,..,.. , "i ii ilO'dasesiMcCorihell's Hams and: Baboiv'f- <"> '*-■.' 10 pockets Kent'Jlops,:.aß7lT/'l f A'A-YA 10 pockets Tasmanian Hops ■/, ■',- \^'.'\ I t' ■" ' 12 pockets Eftglish'Hops ,* . \.\,\ '■ kV.'' 10 cases Hobart Town-sauces ™'" ■• *'* 11 ' 84 cases Peak's Jams SC cases Peacock's >Jams , / 24 cases HaWklfls' -Jams „.„/«* cases .Tart, Fruits- [-, >7 :.-.., -,--, *$2ATI~ ','; -'5 kegs San sagfe Skins .','*',. k.. ; \ _£] :• -10'cases'Plaid Vestas' -;->-i- -: - • - -■-V-10 cases>2so's' Vestas : :;; ~' 'k'-k k -!^'" '20 cases Morton's Black Currant Fruits °' ' "' '' 20 cases G. & B. Assorted Fruits .. -4. cases-Corn Flour: ifaoi3 siii io alodw cdl 10 casks Day & Martin's Blacking... 4 cases Epsom Salts . iv. 10 cases Morton's Assorted Bottled Fruits 20 ban els Dried Apples" '■"' '-'"' 20 cases Preserved- Meats 13 case, Whybrow's Pickles 10 cases Confectionery, • - - &cr, — ' ' &IST, ~Kc. .':'?.! k'A ' Terms, at sale. //> wr-.t'HiT : i Tuesday;; BEcfekfiEii^ 83£P • CLEARING-OUT, SALE. OF,, PRODUCE i >•:•;•!:&pfe aji&Qffcia oas^ t tuait G-EOi-;W.-* BIN-NEYT»» WIJ/E^^l^by auction v . at the O'oviii .... ,Exchange,j cfij,Tuesday? WJJb inst.-, ateleven o'clock sharp, ?J.;;b mdt JCUO ; I 208 bags Maize 370 „ Oats i>o sacks Oatmeal r • ■-~ -„18 ~) ¥ ( PearlJESariej' hotm&iobtftl 3 11"S ' . 3IS; „ .Flour jj . &c ...,.j !>x ..i7«iu Jl '- ,'' '•408. bags Flour,' each 50 lb ... -~:,...->.. oH'.>t.-206 ii'-"d<i;- ,""" r;lt)'6!lbi," t!>;, H' f)'-'J. !I f' .Pl :, : I iO,casks.Butter-;U ,t bK.p.hi *fi .noiir-fi ~,( , ( 10 cases 3Vf^;onpell's Baqoni.-a; nt!*l ,-?« iMift'o tS& BofSSaSSraßbro^raw Ji ; >i«/i*iK [i;»-i lU9KV''SI ,;'Bacon ' ' , . . ~ , ~, t G,. ,",:-dowxnni // £>xi 18 ~ Superior Hams 24 bags F^ur-(aTl T6isflt9)l, .. E STJ <.; H Serm's at' sale/ 25L1 RCI V^ tt^day,;-.DEce|^r^^^ ANCHOR^LAMPS,- 7£MfM'h^fd%. E & H. IS-AA IGS*'ii7V,- ,iloi *'t: WILL sell;i 'by; ! attctio|i,,-".at; Vreir ' Store, Fort-street, oh Tuei?Viiiy, December 17, at:11 o'clock prompt, dt'nf Joorta-tiosify The- Following -<io6dßj' on'account''of "those con* cerned,=ex RobertjHendersohvJroin London':^— .■■■-• -A; 19-^-18 boltsSitp^rßi^ach'ed-NaVy Canvas Outot2Q&2l— 7 ;: ditto, „• . ditto*; <<.;ditto 1 case Best London Glue;; J 50 tins Walker's Best'No". 1 White Zinc -' Also/spundandin firstclass order, '' ' 1 cask, | containing ,34 Copperyahd. Japan Anchor Lamps, suited for. kerosene aud colza oil. ■'•■..'■v.'n-.'U i'Ui "- ;-'■• - •■•• ■ '"""'"■' " " a\->.ii k a Atmi — Zs&tt&rmßp oj J./ni TUESDAY,'DEcEMBER r 'J7. op. ,;,,, ATjHk.LF^PASTi<EIiEVEN'.<' • I N U.T;S» !;^&S^Aa^!'sSß I T S. WILL -submit toi'atfctioii^'at the Bond StoieJ-FoVt-streee, on'STudsilay, Decem ber 17, at half-past 11 sharp, The Following Choice Parcel of WINES .and SPIEETSi;&o.y torender acc6untisales?-forithef closing year and next o^tgphig.mailiiTT-jo £j+ a'mta 's'/ffit ed: 20jO,ca^eaMarteli! 8 ahdßeehiv©Brandy aQ uaitstcr 26 gr. -casks. ~0... &. G.jß^CQt's^YeryjiSuperiOF ?*lef '' 'Brafady'"' " kkk''k.'.-,r '~,a r .-\- v ,,,T^j-'kr,LAo\ 46 qt.-cti&s Silvar COusen's, arid btheirSFine-Port •^:.:,- Wine"? ci hitj; .-:-..-urf.--:>'i to aoalq sliwnio 10 qr.-casks Super Pale Sherry .utthrtnqa 80 cases Imperial Silery^hampagne, and Sparkling Hock ... tri , 110 cisesGingerWlne, OM<irmn^»&c.,i&cf.*S 'K« »fl I 19 c^sks.Spanish Nuta-and WSalgiiteirfTfogqo fj-r.cr id ,MS"'-icA VtiitriiiP)'' od ;w .swmftwtq ksa --.;'..-f.;n ■.- •.-..'.>•:■ ,-: jj -i/: .Y^tfox:; io jnaariea --,•-■-,<; ix>J ■ b svia iirv/ him fBUIU TUESDAY, DECEMBER J7. ■-,-<-..'i-awr slid fo .'J;.'jo'i-9ut> — .bkhsT COTTAGEi ALLOTMENT, IAND HOUSE , IHOLD tEURNITUREjoiATu^MOUNT f.,-.ST.sMARY.'S;;i-!.-»fo ao iKsmoi «so ©oaate. .gfirurtn. ipg iaiea 'f&q ustos >t THE Subscribers-have, receiyed in 7 'Btructionsfi«hi''MttSahiuel^aia/'whirls' liaVirfg the colony, to sell, athisresidencelMouhfc«t.7Mary?s. on Tuesday, 17th inst., at 12 o'clock, HIS COMFOBiABf/E situated at the ' ■: cornei- of Newand DubUh'stre'et,Mount St.Mary's; substantiate 'built, close-lined, papered, var nished, and''fitted inside with cupboards and. book-case, and jiow' in first-class order : erected on an allotment GOft.ti N9W-stfeefc,a"n(i;«<sft: to Dublin-street; fenced an<f thoroughly drained. WkA 0 (Md» : ' 3,0 0 8 Immediately after the Sale of the above, THE HOTOEHOW" JJ'UEJSaTUEE, .cpmprifiing, . Drawing ftoom Suites, Tables;! Couches, Cai:pets„i Hearth-rug.i.Bedstead.,and, FeathPT 9fidrpoms ' ' -Furhitiire, Kitchen Utensils, &c. Joalo'o tx A Good Watch Dog r . t-wwv .ipyf>'> i NB.— A portion of the'^urcliase money of the v House can »emain'oh'Mortgftge.'JU voa u'-> >>»f»> l»*^ J 7()c ■'/ sryAffDQOO JETUMAB ' SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, ' ."....■■ iZlk'iV .k/k,.l V. HO J TUESDAY, DECEMBER 17. CAtEPONI A-N- GAM ES, ALBERT' BARRACKS.)%] !I MTJ'» B. TONKS & gO. HAVE been instructed to sell,, on Tuetflay next; iat 11 o'clbek, j 93 JJ J \J,J The Bight of Erecting GRAND S^ND, wM Bioeffo' Two Extra Booths, for refreshment Two Fruit Stalls f 1 «^r Gfltsa/Frogramnies. . Plans (W4 fpeclflcatiou for Stand on view o* Hon.



•J a U gclxnapps-; • '-!• j£i ,/^lmpprtant Public Notice. , : , j WOLPR'S AROMATIC vSCHIE DAM SCHNAPPS, Registered under ■ TM^iM^rks" Act, 28 Vie N 09,:,.. . The extraordinary Sale, wide-spread popularity/and wonderfitl'results" of "Wolfe's Schnapps prove in disputably that the introduction of a perfectly pure ( beverages appWdiated by the Australian public. . The medical profession being the most competent in.;. science,'and! responsible in. society, of; aUptherS to form a correct judgment of the medicinal and salutary..; properties of Wi article df this kind would not give their , unsolicited testimonials in special commendation of , Schiedam-ABO stATic Schnapps were' it a preparation : of doubtful or everi. ordinary quality, nor unless they had proved its'superior excellence and .value in their own practice'or'experience;' ' ' ' '~ As a mefiris of preventing the disagreeable and often dangerous effe'ets produced upon' the stomach and bowels by a change of water, or in the use'of water containing' ari' infusion of decayed vegetable matter, which !s6 often produces that obstinate form of Fever and AajfE which so-frightfully undermines theconsti *?-2&B SCHIEDAM AROMATIC SCHNAPPS will- be found absolutely infallible, .while in cfises of : Drops^ Oi-'avcl, Obstructions of the Kidneys, Diseases of the Bladder, Dyspepsia, Flatulency of j^ge and Infancy, and General Debility: it is recommended most em phatically by the most distinguished members of the Medical Profession.^' •" /. :- rV '-'. ' '! .T / : Tlie following relfable testimonials have been offered by the Australian Press: — Sydney Morning Herald. j "In these days when alcoholic liquors are so largely consumed, and consumers .are so much in doubt ' whether'their systems are not being gradually impaired ■by adulteration, it is well that one at least of the • popular beverages of the period is reliable as nure—that :is Wolfe's Aromatic Schiedam Schnapps. It is some thing "to. be .assured...by physicians and other of the i scientihcicoghbscenti' that we have in this article a genuine extract which, taken in moderate quantity and uinder ordinarily healthy conditions of body/ affords a benefjci&l stimulus to the...animaLfunptipfls,;,and,.,even if taken in excess, leaves but a minimum of the in evitable evils of abuse.: {fn j !-\ ■;• A ' "Ifit is necessary in thb interests of the public to denounce th"e~too common practice of manufacturing noxious compounds as wines and spirits it seems only list to point to this meritorious exception." To v;n 'jiTid.'iCfiuntry-. Journal. i "We have in these Schnapps a total absence of fusil oil which, combined witb-the great purity of all in gredients whence it is extracted.'accounts for the unu- I stially healthy and invigorating quality which have already rendered-' this latest- addition to the alcoholic list so justly celebrated." , r Bell's Life in Sydney. I of; Wife's Skl\\ie ■ dfim Aromatic Schnapps as a stimulant at once in- : vigoirivting and liarmless, and it may be used with much Wetififit by' those requiring a 'pleasant and effective remedy. The medical offlcei's of the Sydney: Infirmary Have tested its, merits,practically in various cases, and : btearwilling teisti'moriy to its excellence," and wej there-' f6re,,feel,np difficulty, in, vecommeniling, to the notice of oiu? readers the1 Aromatic Schnapps, not only as a jAire and.ag^eeablebccasionai beverage, but; what is df far more importance, as pleasant medicine. I-i^iix. if.--i> ~-imawtaitt testimonials, ii »dT—.l i " Sydney Inflrmary, Nov. 11,1870. "Ibeg*to state'that I have, with the permission of Honoxciry. Physicians, giv.en your Schnapps Jo several patieiits'ln our wards: I have' no hesitation' in stating that I consider your Schnapps a,.most .excellent. Stiinu lhnt'a:M!JJitiMic, and of srreat value' !in: cardiac and Vpna^»ffec,Uops,;r#nd;l believe they ; will eventually supersede'aU other Spirits in the treatment of .the ahoy cpinpialnts. '■'ls"x - "-"■' lJ ' f ..,;: ..,.I.ITTQN;,I'ORBES^Kesident Physician." ir.„ , Government Analytical Laboratory, . .■-.., mm i...... ■.. - M e lb^irnej March 15,1872. IsMve .examined '■■'r-ti'- satripie^of' Wolfe's Aromatic hiedam Schnapps submitted to me for.analysis. From the-examination I conclude that this spirit is perfectly frdAfimrv'FMxd- oU,'br solid ; is distilled f rom liali oply,-as-a sample of Hplland's.gin cannot be surpassed.' It may therefore be recommended for use :in Hospital) anfl private practice as a good aromatic sstimnlant. — (Signed) Wim-iam John son, Govern . lA^ri^A'nai^tical Chemikt'. ■<■•■■ , j .iMoH sail asba ~-r-^—> a ,r:.-. :• •:-: IWq.. have.appointed IVtessrsL-D, Nathan & Co. Sub-'Agerits for the sale of Wolffs Schnapps in Auck . lind,r New Zealand.-^M^ iMOSs ■& Co., -Sydney, Sole 'Agents for Australia and New inland, ... .. . Auckland, New Zealand, j I certify that Ihave qaref ully examined and analysed WbTSc'd Aromatic Schnapps, and find the sample given me tabeat-eryistrong, ipure spirit,frefe from-adultera tion oi-any deleterious or any offensive matter, and I belifeve!.hs«ful in all cases where a ptird* giri is indicated." I; have also submitted Aj the,| sample to patients who have been accustomed to this description of stimulant, ahd it has been universally likedand approver! of as a strong,pure, wholesome spirit, and as.such I can re-. commend it.'-&Chlve^es F. GbLDSiSRO', M.D.,'June' 20,1872.,. 1 ' !i U!.D.f 'iili isrtfl b«* ■'■ I'M ' ; l_ L. D. NATHAN, & CO., Agents, Auckland, New Zealand. j kUSTftA&IAN MTT#ij£ PROVI DENT."SOCTETY. Established, 1849. r T T r-jr-j j O&MViUA&LIW ASSUItANOE, ETC. V f NEW 2EAtANIS(BitA-S;CH.'; [ ;'•' Head Oflie(tt IWeUingtonr * - - Local Board >op DntEctfoKS : -: ! Hon. C. J. Pharazyn, Esq., M.li.G.; Chairman. ; , Hon. William Fitzherbert, Esq;:J M. HI /Deputy * S . .Chairman. : A. de-BrandoßuEsq., M.H.8;.',;;. ■;,.!/, {>'; TheHoh.-TtfOrgfth'S. Gtace,'M.D., M.L.C, • j George Hunter, Esq.,-MrHrß: i AOZO7/! v AuhiTpjtsii: // \ >'\ sjf At.! Thomas Buchanaia, Esq. Joe Darsfield,' Esq. MedicaitOittceb. fAlexandet. Johnson', E«q. ,<! Bankers: , r .- r -r-___wM ' J flOYale jChe ( Bank of Kew Zea.}a,nAi , IJ .I \ k-J r t The New Zealand Branch of the above' .Society is now established, and #i>*epared to carr^ on btusfhe'ss Ija their branch offices. Grey street, WelUhgtori.l ---| Brospectuses^howing-the presentstate and progress lof the Society^ and forms of, propos*al„iw ( be had on i application to'aAy6f the'agehts, or at the head offlce, as above. j ,i w T iJOSEPHiDYEB,;, .j J "-1 ' * Resident Secretary. • Agent for Auckland— " •-,,,- ~ Henry G*EtrrLriAN,-7, Queen street; ; Medical Beferee— . ~. .. r,\ r»■ S \ i ; vdTl'Bi KBNDBhibiNE, SUrgeoh. >'J'J ®- 'J- .8--; : kyb>-<-l *r> itute oiti r- ,-.™w- * j—■ T:iC-..'.i*'- KjtTO ...,. ■•-■■ AX 'J Q^^tlSH ;OT^Mfeß:Glii 'Jffl* HJ.:"w. :i --itic, SH'BANCEi-COMPANY.u'j;- ( ■-jl j ban : ii.hao llauii » -1- "■ -1 'A1 o'< --ti *^?*™*! j .fjMiii bnii FiRE: AND'LIFE.' v;''"' ;J:. I CAPITAL .. ONE MILLION STERLING. — ,'6L SimK3BB&"-tYJLQSSLYJja 'il' \ AGRKTTH '.. amn ■ If PREEQE/ ( AND.»^AH-AiM-,r;,i'T.r- JIOI ! mt, ■ Vaile's Bu|l^i>is)-©ieei)ssireet,. Auckland. i -ni l^viasQfi ©'/ltd aiodi'iJ>B<iao Hlvi -«-!/• Upholsterer, &c. Any of tlie aboVi^work'done fir the trade, contractors,-or private families, at their o\vp,_ f £egid£nces^oriotlieryyi^e.., Addrgss,: zwliiodttiidß ': ".„ '."■".',',"/-r .'• """"'••"•;• ■ -j_ ■< • :-,v ■■ ni'tj Unit ill MI L L^ggß^ :M/P}i j J^is? WPJM&& IR '> HOBSON STREET, J - ißg^g^ }1 .:i:.it«:j;it aHT 10 h&<mo ira T AND J.~ ;T-AMIESQ]Sr (L AMEJIHi IFM/Cr-A im&T l^l v QUEO;jTJET ) ,. ? WOT AND::,BHOBvIMBC)BTER»^AND^. ' .yjiyy, \j 11 i Wholesale and Retail. ■jui'.i'i hue .utJunAL \<> :y,I:,A-.-y:A < >" AU' - "■' .C#n'ti7^^t6rcke^s'ati(l Coasters Supplied ( .at •"^» yiij''j'riWAQ^e^'es.V".;:;^ t - ;'ii» BliJ Ci W0« .no'9-ie*!^ ..-»^ ,»».*in;ioxC->>iJo ,»W**« .hoow-«iil g*modT jM lo nortaytfOiM* the' Address : 0 • 181, QUEEN STREET. Opposite .7..Qovgj£2E22 *-- ■ ------- . "'"



____^^^^^mmmm^mK^mm^atmmmHßmmmrmmmwammmmmmmmm Drapery. SPECIAL CHEAP LINES FOR THE- Vurmil • k MON T,H ;O E NO:VEM BE R. . j ' '.' " SILK JACKETS • **>'* DRESS- MATEBiALS;,^ '','', !.' BLACK SILKS LACE SHAWLS GRENADINE DRESSES. ; , -, , BLANKETS .ETC., ETC., ETC. ...... ! " i ~..,., . . .- . j TT ATKINS will offer tbis month a LARGE LOT OF GOODS purchased at a - HEAVY DISCOUNT, decidedly the CHEAPEST ■ ;• .r ;; / - /"_ :-i :! "> \'< ..'■■ ■■• '■ GOODS he has yet shewn. Attention is invited to tho following specia jivvsmu -a ? kri^f3^ '.. riAHAAky '120 BLACK SILK JACKETS, ; Last year's: Goods, bought at more than 50, per cent. • Discount; and to be sold at one-half to one->U if j • ;..'i-i-H ' -if " Mi ->- -'<■■■ _" ? •"''-' : I a. iuu - ■;'- thirdlast year's prices. :;; .'' "" ' :/;'''' .\ A vEIRST-CLASS SILK JACKET, ■;- .nAi'Wtt ■.. iSs. iori. to22sod. , . „,, ■_, \ A LARGE LOT 0E PLAIN LUSTRES, Bought at auction, Is and Is 2d per yard, ■ • .(Tfl/J :"! ','. "i'''\ '■' "'■ - ''•■ ■ ■:■'■:•• worth Is Bd. '- .-!'./ 117.' a-'- v:{>iTi I'j r:;iii ;: ,- na<r. :i ; A CASE OF BEAUTIFUL GRENADJNES,| j '• j. At Is <5d per yard;, cannot be matched at 2jt , . j: ,1 ..A -..,'. D:— ■ •'•■•■ ■■■' '; KID GLOVES (JOSEPHINE CUT) I ' j;2i atliliper pair, Jight Colors and Dribi. J-U <J J - *vo-'; a? ::> }~! '.•,:..,-■. 2. ,Ti-i toi '.Uu-ii *> V. ; . -.''.''*';>' 'in' -i-* '.'i i 1 "'J: ln'i. '" ■■• ■'•-. m» i."i -~:.,..;-. --' , - ril.l A. ilJOil .' i4(Ji>J*i '■ - ■:■ SPLENDID VALUE IN BLACK , I ,«•! J£ IA :i -''I • * S ,% :-f ?! t> .i: H '.'■ -• - '' ; f;i ,; ''-' -' '• "' js mafia ■' ;'f U»>: tHE.. CHOICEST COLOURED f SipK ?; ; DRESSES IN THE CITY. - gfinA ",:>',v.:!;WMi ;»ii io -;■..-- oiSi J;* Jwils >• fjosd'J -u,-L '«r«M«ohfi -i.'--,! • ■■■;■'.-;-; 03 tf';<. ■ A Second Shipment of .losi I NE Wv ,FBEN C,H . M r U. S; Lrj dST S» r"E : f !-i'i!"•»''! ifliw 3.011?, Jd fl'l*l o.i ,{l>''}iUiVf 1) * rfjiwrou-,'.!'tV^PSw? Patterns. ~./„; ~r ii. .. ;„,, ji,d .lai^kmh i:-: ■<-.■■■ ■/■;- -■:■■ "' ..".,, .^iJst-fW. i -aoaiol ,^7/iJ< v/'it <; ni I. '•'='?" ■', '"> '''"•"' '''h."-k wi httoa .<fo/I* }'.^h-K'Vijt« ■■:;: t»Jal ,'i<-^ !o i.'«n«in- ,- A Second Shipment of.' f»o\t « of wi I N?BW: 'PRINTS, BRILLI"ANTS, ■ rluv/ noM3fl»i Al H ,!•.-:!•- I >. •I I ,-' " ;<•!.,'! I.' ' !::.;:; 7o;t! y.r.-r—' ■;.'■;-.,■: KiSr^i jl .[he A Beautiful Assortment of no s :<.! ;.-. ■ l|rEW SILK. POLONNAISES,: LACE JACKETS • LACE SHAWLS, ETC; 'ETC.''" ''''"'' 1 Kwrtoid ,<,:■ yiii'vn •■■:■-■'• '"■-—•' ''><> *'•« fl.~:?^ 3 3Mii »R-4 .rtoiia-iifli -vL^!^'(^: Rhl.^' lW? l I,f' ,: j ,,^ . r; , Ifew Goods in ; ;,,,".-; v, ,v. Urthi : - I ffOfiii 'lo9'i;-'ll.-.11-VW OrfJ 10 ■■::.>■-',■( AWr-U-.-t I -■r i fnm.-.p.L-A.I-N<--<' LU-B«KESp" tw\ .milOE A! AND DRESS MATES ALS- Of every description. ..„.,- -r GiO^b-o^'itAiiiT y- 3fi£^f%4SS£ : ■;.;.';;.";.- :;Aii ( i2s.":efi. pkb.pa.ib,. . . '~-/<'.! The./above, Blankets,' ex, Bulwark,- .were bought as ;damaged,'Mt,.'yidtli'the,excei)t'ifih of'twp dr'tlirfee;" ; " a '..'pairßy turned out in (.perfect condition.;; snW< They will be offered at i ,^s^6d. EG^yHIS^MO^THtO^LY. a The same Blankets cannot be purchased at 40 per cent.> ; advance on the.price they are being soldi =-~;.<" ; •; I 27 DOZEN TWEED HATS:; ;:""' , j XCASE OF "FELT HATS; •j <V..'kkc'V') (IVLL hMlifflHaW/JIT?? ■Ex Bulwark, at Is. lid., wortli Cs; the Bands are : slightly spitted.- -1! 7- u \m\ pcai pVtftCTil&TeniftnobßO^ B'BHlF'f' j ed O0 & JMi 1 ''Ex^'^uMark/'Bands slifthw spotted; bought ait a] 45 per ceritdiscount. i A Boy's gaij ft^s^djj usuaUy sold^t^sJd^ (]!HEAP LIN>] t S, TWEEDS, j AND OUTFWtfTNG. i .azao a ,iiiiT KOfl'd flaws eauuiaawAtfT^ [ THE LAR^ST.STQCIC,,ANDTHE CHEAPEST IN AUCKLANpr:?; ': .1' _ _ 1 ' ± _ xaan 4 a a H. ATKINS ; T f' oTiwfi ,00 & WAV! J /JHBlrf »\ ~- j, ~: j . •;- v. ww •>'•■'■' '■' l nnoini oi --«-••» (Lam Hat 4; Honuxmau). : oiaojiflOHqqA ".- »'<MljftJUrf {«I'OJ 9! i*ri«m»ii tfl IJ--.;n". J vJt-J :...tll ol dfrnai 3 88704?! -jot «'f<;v/ -ii'.'il) hat»i«ai'/'-irt .'t«".j . >-' |* • ' .^ -^>:U .sikV/ .saobiAi) ,ato«il ..ii-.'.; ba* .Ha&jtoti: ..min&7« ii ©idtu'iKi .'?-!'iw--..iwa iuw; .«6w MsauiiMnskß a_iß*!»««SSßn*»l»Wi*--™--~«^ ""'- -""";" —'—~ ; ~......-,.,.- ~—,.--.- - -L. - - "-*



Hotels. TUr : .o;:q^lt;E^-.V&;: ;■ aQ QV, WINE, SPIRIT, BEER. MERCHANTS, ~ ~ ,ANi) IMPORTERS,* v . -'- ' 5 LOWER QUEEN STREET.:-'" MarteU's Pale and Brown Brandy Q"C] ; • ■; - Campbeltbn's Scotch Whiskey ■ Fine Old Irish' Whiskey •'■ :" !.-''" i' T] Browning's Celebrated Old Tom .'■'''■''" Geneva G in J -. Fine Oldißum, SO o.p. . ' '.] Tf $~\ p-j \'k"A f\\ ' Walker's English Ginger.Wine 1: ... '?J •Sparkling Hock »-rr.,7/ Champagne, pints and quarts • Australian White and Red Wine ... . _ Blood's Ale and Stout. BURTOTST ALE, lis quarts ; 6s pints. LONDON STOUT, 10s 6d quarts ; Cs pints. LONDON PORTER, 9s Od quarts ; 5s Od pints. The Trade supplied with hhds and qr-casks. M. & Co) have on: sale-a small quantity bf OLD PORT, of the finestqualitythatcanbe had in London.. JAMES OLDHAM, WINE, SPIRIT and TEA, IM ' PORTER submits! the following r Cash Prices, which on .comparison| he trusts will secure a fair share of public patronage, in quantities of not less than two gallons:— "„, , ,_ .. (> jr-» Wines— '■•■ --. •■■-' ."'-. uUutti 'Mil ■',■:■-'■ A< ■. i \* Port and Sherry, 255., 305., and 355. per dozen J Ditto (in wood), 10s. 6d., 12s. 6d., and 15s. per .''; ' : gallon .',',!, . ~;-,; y. i ■;■■,, ■; -. . W^ HIS KEY™- '/ ■ ' • '■ I '*' '' I ;''.;' Irish ahd Scotch. 365. to 40s: per case ~ •.,'..: Ditto (in wood), 19s. to 21s. per gallon Rust— , ~ - ..■;.(>/ .fiT West Indian, 30s. to 40sl per case' n -1 ' Ditto (in wood), ISs. to 21s. per gallon, BrandY— •■ : ■: ■■ ,'fyi.ji Cognac, 42s to 50s per case • '; ■ Ditto (in wood), 20s. to 225. Cd. por gallon y,y,-.., Geneva— ■ ( 30s. to 50s. per'case /■ ...,■,-/ ALES AND STOUT — . EngUsh and Scotch per gallon, 9s. to 12s. 6d< per dozen •; Ditto (Colonial), 3s. per tallon, 7s Cd per dozen: I[ | WnisitEY—.' 'J Colonial, 13s 6d per gallon '.[.. ].'-. " ~...,,[ Ditt6(in case),'2os. Od- ■ ; i:, . ~;>-;': '"i I Tea; Criffee, and all sorts of Groceries at. equally good value. A single trial will, jjrovo the advantagps" offered by James Oltjiiam, High street, Auckland^, ,'{-, P.S.—Goods delivered free of ., charge;within six ; miles of the citY. riE I Q X E. T, r C B O Q U.E^ . \i\u :'...F.00T8 A--L:'i^': v E ; TOj'_v';;-!« ii ... ~'• A Large and WolhassortedStock of ■■■: -i •- •> CRICKET BATS, STUMPS, BALLS, GLOVES, AND"LEG GUARDS; SETS CROQUET & STANDS, CROQUET SEATS , .. SINGLE STICKS, FENCING FOILS,' . GLOVES AND MASKS, BOXING GLOVES, FOOTBALLS, ; qUOfT3,;L^|r^,BlLI f IAf DS ' W° '■""-': '-':"'. To b6 Sold,.a Bargain, k ... ;A" LARGE LAWN MOWER. H. FENDELOW, ■'■■", I R O N M O N G E P,, .160, QUEEN STREET. Insurance. NOSWICH UN'I.ON LIJFE INSURANCE SOCIETY, Empowered by special Acts of Parliament, and by Royal Charter in the reign of Queen Anne, to undertake all business connected with the Life Assurance, IS,A PURELY MUTUAL OFFICE, "ftie Norwich Union Life Society has no distinct body of proprietors ;:thc insurers' at large arc the'refciplehts oif the savings of the institution : the premiums;pai{k bjclhg in fact only deposits, revert to those who con tribute them. - ', v, SETTLEMENT POLICIES. '~:-. : A ri, ! To meet one of tho greatest wants of the day the Norwich Union issue*i Policies in.the nature of settle ment, whereby a m«n in solvent circumstances, pro vided the matter is bond fide, may secure, without the bisk of bankruptcy, a certain and direct pro vision for his family. RESOURCES.., j Irrespective of the immense annual revenue of this Society, gradually and surely on the increase, it pos sesses a Reserve fund of £2,300,000 and upwards, available for its requirements. ~ , 1 ;];■', iI V. RATES OF 'PREMIUM:.;-.:!,) H L<- Are framed as low as are consistent«with the due safety of the Society, and its Actuary is calculated to he one of the most competent authorities in England, the Court of Chancery having reqently had to avail themselves of his experience in" these matters ; and although apparently, higher than some:offices; assurers hould not loose sight of the fact that they receive it back, either in bonuses or }n addition to sums assured, ahd In Electing to iri's'ure in this Society they also .avail themselves of the, experience and safety of a concern that time has proved to be secure against all chances. LOANS. '" Sur-endor values are given for Policies of three years standing, or loans granted on security oy same. JJ / 8 O FOREIGN TRAVEL "' 'I tformitted to all parts of the globe in properly decked vessels, and in time of peace. i ./..'PARTICIPATION OF PROFITS.-< 1 ..T j In this office it is anticipated] that porsohs entering ajt '- . , i i ■ fit v'Uf «■ ! 20 will be reheved ftroni further prehiiums at 44 | 50 " .. { .. .66 I MtfdfeaLFees are paid byi the Company, and there alrd no.charges foy Stamps, Policies, &o. 't ■■ ',■ j One-half the first five years': premiums may remain unpaid upon whole Life Policies. '"° :-'s. B/'&iNDEkr>lftE. Esq., lti).Y w*"/ - -MEiiioxt Eirajraß.-'''' -.',„,/T [ Intetidin^ assurers are recommended to call upon the undersigned for prospectus and further particulars- Nb%%'i b H^iioi ¥kM INSURANCE SOCIETY,, The SECURITY afforded by'this long-established Society is unqiiestionablej its-rates exceedingly mode rate, and its regulations liberal- 0o „f„ 0 „ i INSURANCES, for 7 years charged as 6. Rent can be insured fojl2ihbnths..o l 0 ■,>;,.-/) _--. BANK CREDIT. Has been established, in the polony,- and Josses will be paid here promptly, liberally, and IN CASH, or at home, at the option of tlie assured. , . .. , ' ! iLMJANA'CS and' PROSPECiTUSBS for..WWr «hjJ be had, and every informatiqn obtained, oh application, at the Society's Qflices.'.Vaile'srßuildings, Queen street J. B. GRAHAM, . •■■.<!/ -; ■ -ft' / i Agent. •''•■'': ,;'.,' :-nu-- G. S. GRAHAM, .fj-jia;.?■■! i- ••■■ Inspector. 1 ----- -.■■--- ---•4 u-^j* -5-.fr t -r- ■/i-n-rrCt^'TV^trTCrtT^z Coflfee. 1 ■■•■'{i.'.'-K'IK ''!*> ''''' ?■'''•'- '": '<> New Zealand Steam- Coffee Mills. , r . Established 1^64.], ,f M ; 1( JfJlfl D-urtugiggHF WWW 8 fyktkXUi ivi f1 V)! ..,,; | Have on lla.nd and for.Salej-r-,:..,,,. , Coffees—Raw and Roasted, sPlantation;. ilava,.Nattve ; j ,'ju in bond and duty paid ■i-;,yn, : :aV>:"%£ -':",-i l' Coffee, pagked in 1ib,,21b,,41b, -61b,,71b, 121b, ,141b, 81b, ahd 601btins ''" ' " peppers; black and, white, ~whole or ground ; Peppers, packed lhj-lb tins and upwards Peppers, Cayenne, loz cruets and bulk ..,.„-. Mu6tard,-Colman-Biilb; .lllvand L 71b tos, a- -; >j (>u Curry Morton's, Cross & Blackwells and ! ;' BBiigal, ini-lbaiidilbhottles'..'. " ... . ;.,.,., Chocolate and Cocoa, Fly's,.TayloA and E^s'. ' hj , Chocolate, French, lib packets ' Arrowroot, lib and 71b tins Nutmeg, whole or:ground,-in tins or bulk m-f * Cloves '- do1;- 1;' do.;; J; ,'do %^lJ:„ l GlnStf» '' ■ 'do' -' I V <■■ «* l V '-do-- BMK IB tiff A Carraway : do- ''',' 'do:''^ ■•' do '■•-•- ■.'■ •-■■••.- Cinnamon .: do ■ 'doI.' -''dO J "■" ■" • <■■ ■■- •■■• J*> Pimento t::i do"'-' :' j;do ■-■'•■^ •flpi«/o'' -'•'■ -. * -'■;'.' Mixed Spices; in loz: packets, plain and fancy boxes Mixed Spice,, in tins; assorted'sizes ,' ' « Essence of Lemon and Assorted Essences< '-' «o«n Ground Rice, in tinfoil packets- Chicory, Barry's Laiue's, and Colonial. , D Stephenson and Co., "WHOLESALE COFFEE & SPICE MERCHANTS > i ff:;-i[;.:(fV)VYNDHAM STREET.:'AuCKL'ANtoI'- '£* . By Ai,i,oteM:EN'T IlT6:tli.ii'Rov!AL HrrtHiJiiss k'mj n\jtiE op EDtNiuEan, And His ExcEiiLinrtnr Sir G.'lf: Boa Yen- ; >'-'- ; j ,-i9im&-IMu TD H. BAETLETT, Photographer, .L\i» corner of Queen and Wellesley treets, Auckland. ..._.. n m



Miscellaneous. | y f j- jt a f~G~7I Vcl ■"-■- Li -■" {k ( [Established A.D. 1864. '■ \ THE CITY OF AUCKLAND i)yeing and Cleaning Establishment, Richmond, and 1?, .Shortland street, and shortl'and/ thames. ]-, „,Office Hours:—From Ba.m. to 10 pm. JTTT ILLIAMEDOAE, whilst ! YY' I sincerely thanking the'gentry and inhabitants of'A-UCkland and its surroundings for the very liberal patronage accorded him during the past eight years, oegs most respectfully to inform them that his new premises at Richmond are how completed and being, as they are, on an extensive scale, and fitted with all the latest improvements, ihe.is:ima position to:execute orders to any extent and in a manner superior to any Other house in Auckland. W. E. solicits^ the ladies of Auckland, to send their /Silk and Union Velvets, Silk dnd- Satin Dresses, &c,:.to be^Oleaned, £>yed and Finished. Ostrich Feathers ; Cleaned^; I Curled, or Dyed, in Any shade or color. :„■ Gentlemen s; Clothing Cleaned, Well-pressed,- and. neatly Repaired at: a short notice. Blankets Scoured at 2sper>pair.> i-Sheepskms Cured, Cleaned, or Dyed., His. stock, of .first-class Dyes are complete in all shades .and colors;, and -all-work entrusted to him will be under his immediate super vision and on an [improved . principle^ .Orders lew at his.City Establishment, Shortland street,-will meet with prompt attention. Ladies and Gentlemen^waited upon by leaving their address .at the Shortland-street Depot.- William Edgar, Dyer and Cleaner, Short land street: Work's':jßichmond. '<■ Y.A.I' 'POTATOES V POTATOES ! 'POTATOES ! oi rti -•■ 'NEW POTATOES !",'- ***v- THE Subscriber is prepared to: supply NEW POTATOES (Hobart T6wn) in, any quantity from one lot upwards. Delivery to order. • ... ; LEVI W- EATON. November 30, 1872. k.k''[,'y, ■~■'■■■'■', ■-..- '.-'.'' TO FARMEPS. SETTLERS, BUTCHERS AND OTHERS. . THE are Cash Pur chasers of Hides, Sheepskins,"Tallow, Wool, ia. &a, at highest markets rates. ri L. D. NATHAN & CO., , j SHORTLAND STREET j I (Opposite Post-office), Auckland. H-^^EtN-R-T" »"." ABBOT T, rj<Lat^f the Waitemata Hotel,) '', J f Having taken the premises in Shortland stre'e known as" ' ''- '' ~J' ' ' _ CAMPION'S CLUB, respectfully intorms'his numerous friends and the 'public generally that he intends conducting the same in a style ov superiority hitherto unecju^alled '■H.N.A. points to his established reputation' (luring 17 years' colonial experience in 'thfe %mc and Spirit Trade as a guarantee-, that none-: but the -choicest vintages will be sold at this establishment. | A BILLIARD-ROOM, furnished with one of the "best Tables in the colonies, with good attendance. - ThiINEWK-ROOM c6rttaihß all the' principal A&P tralian and New.Zealand piipers on.tileiT/ ... CIT S Y CLUB; HOTEL, SIIORTLAN WASH IN 'STl^AV^'^i A S T A£TD, EG.OiN.O,M* IN LIGHT. J. A'li L 3 N i> e; *m SOAP AND CANDLE MANTJ ''FACtitrer; parnell,'Auckland, '-■■ Begs to call the attention of the Trade and the public in general to his various brands of SOAP, which for excellence of quality cannot be surpassed,,. .. .., ~.,,, Household Soap, a good (Sheap.Soah, ~,.)•} y;a $ . ~' a superioi-.quality Soap, Al!'"1 V"r-':' ,' ; being the best Soap made, and should be in every family, as its washing qualities are really Al, andfor durability is unequalled.* .--," ' ASK' FCTR ALLtNIiEU'S.' Al: SO AP,' And see that you get it, as one trial will be enough to secure its constant use.. . J ., f v;; ( \,' ; -.;j: SOFT* iSO.iA'Pi'.i XIV.VJt* ' IS also manufactured on the premises, which for machinery, wool-washing, etc., is equal in quality to the imported articles 't>YOfl THO 00 t SIA.O '■»-: ALLE ND E R'S PURIFIED 'Mt? UT; D ■ - i' •;"' ■-' '>> CANDLES'- '"■ Are admitted by all to be the best in the market, and are guaranteed toburn longer than tpcrni' I.') ■ j * To accommodate customers he" "has taken an Office in Fort street, next door to Messrs. S. Cochrane .and Son's Auction1 Mart, wliferc or^ers.canb6,left,whiM will have prompt .attention.' '.'.;.' ','".',.' PARNELL STEAM SOAP, & CANDLE WORKS l2th September, 1872. ' * YtfJloM a rOY n.j; ■ ,•.-■' -■■"' :-,:■■!-■";-" ■• >'».i'-a' — WOOL PRODUCE, &c. THE Undersigned will'male Cast Advances on W0)9l or other Produce jConsigpec Jo their'care for shipment to, England. ....,< ~; ;,.,js \ i : ; .::,,-.L.;!D..:.NATHAiN i &, GQJwjj™ v SHORTLAND STREET, .uoMtis Auckland— Sewing Maohines^ &c* am .) v.'i ,-iv" a fog "i.i.l iw Ac::.Vi,.'-Vi-i WHEELTiR & WiisaN;s t SiLENa -} tdOK-^TiTCIi SEWIN6^MAOHI*rtIS,^ With Important New/ItoproYementsi. at Reduced 'prices, from £7 10s,, -■• 'j g ;.; ii. !' £ i. a.a J y & CAUTION.T*-The great success of the Wheeler anc Wilson Machme has'- produced -numerous worthies " mitations. To, guard; the public the American \ ; ' Medallion Trade Mark iWSole Agent for Auckland- CAVENDISH H,pUSE, s 9UEEN, STREET, Opposite Durham street. ■Tfflftw BBfllbiu-iBSDr -CJHBAPESa IN THE COLONY AT i ta anA MO!NTAe-UE'S^ * .S.K.B ifie fl irti©efl^ttC6^ ?'Saiici i> LoBI-Eitit6l Sewing Machine,.jjpDaplete WITH EXTRAS. I ' £b. d. :■, Price •• •• 60 0 With Table ,6 10 0 .'• auosisq old&aa oi <j" y>ia xUa'JWi and moo. Aphis Jd&gtmg Jm* MQ&iiW&?$P IL seVeri J Ptt'f^E* S¥eDALS at the various con petitive trials held in Victoria ftnd New South Wales ahd is generally admired tot itrelegance of finish, th - cfcrtainty of its doing all that the most expensive mt I chines are sutJp6sed:lfo performiat nne^-half<4heir cos 1 ahd its extreme simplicity, as children are enabled t * Work it eq^fl^yiiip'w^asiadftljis- su oi wwmtaeqe THE "OEEMANIA" SILEN r . T wEOOEiSTITOT'-'-SEWINX*" V < Price • .. £5 15 0 iU j With-19-extras. s i j This Machine has obtained a.world-wide notoriet; having been awarded Twenty-six Gold Medals i EurppO,. and has-.taken several Price's; ihMelbOiirh ■ Ballarat, and Geelong, and is acknowledged by tl Victorian Press as one of the Best and Cheape !and Lock-Stitch Sewing Machines vet submitted i c publib; ~g , )A3IAM itAL) ;. LT 0T A constant supply of-Needles, Cotton, and a :trfts,-rdn hand, if ,i> BflflH 3 Q I f,i rs. i An experienced Machinist always .on t\\.e ; pxemis ihstrifct'purfcha^eii/'tind-'lesstfris-given-'tiiiATis, quired to, pavti.es prefemng, at,their own residence In ordeMotaieev the'requiremehts of all classes WEEKLYii'PAYMENTS WILL BE TAKEN. J»*tlM»»Bp 4 sV*j-iceJx-Lii£ ; fett!B-&a*tftod« Note the Address :— Montague's I'ancy Bazaar, QUEEN STREET AUCKLAND.



/ •-/Soots and Shoes. . .:■: ■■...;:.■■- NO TIC E. r RETIPINa FROM THE BOOT AND , r ;;,';.: 5 1,',' :shoe ; business, t. w\ r £. J,' ulr'l a\ at c ii .UilMiLllrJ ~ Begs^mo'st respectfully to inform his friends and customers that he has Retired from the above Busines^ ;/t and has mubh pleasure in recommending Messr3,» ! STEPHENS^CARTER his successoi-s, and in doing so he confidently recommends them ih carrying out that part of the manufactory so successfully carried on by him for the last eight years, ;: . _. —-—~ ~.' _~ '- —;. -.'.rViiT GT f TN—BiFJEBRE^OE' T& $&& ■'- JL' k,'. !r '~,..•/,...,,. t /^BO^B':;.".-'.-;:. ■•'-.t '« '»*"»" ; STEPH EN S & 'G-AET'E R"; ; i Have much pleasure in calling the attention of the 1 Customers of Mr J. Cater'and' the public generally that, in taking over the Boot arid Shoe Business lately^ 1 carried oil by hihij they are determined to carry o& [ the business ih all its branches, and to. keep,a Una .' ; 'STO'OK -OF ALL FIRST-QUALITY; BOOTS AND-SHOES, For' which the' above: establishment has been 'noted;, for. past year^, and will use every endeavour.'on thelrt ! part rO' give.every satisfaotiori> both in their own; make and test imported Boots/etc.: ,- -,; :i::' i) STEPHENS & CARTEE, ; , ; BOOT-& SHOE MANUFACTURERS, 136, QUEEN-STREET ,-i.-x ---i —: 3 i'4~ Union Bftnt). ' i PUBLIC NOTI^iCATION. j^TT B,v ; E-,'o.wW':;N^oH'.vl L L j * ' • respectfully intimates to his custpmer^n^ the "general" public that, to "meet the demand of hi ; - ■ increasing trade, he has,- in connection with his ■-. Wyndham-street Boot Manufactory^ opened a branch ) shop in those premises, 88,' Oiieen-street (next door to J. Howden, Jeweller), where he nowj exhibits a splendid stock of the first. Colonial and English-made . Lacffes',""C'SiYdren's, and Gentlemen's Boots and Shoes lpanufactured and impbrted::under W.B.s special care. Repairs executed on. the-premises on the shortest notice. ; Tlie SPfpifil at^tion;of s^ekee'pei^ \ r liiasters of vessels, and country.dealersis called to the" large wholesale stock (jf good^ which is 'oflTered at',!a', . liberai'tra'de discpuntfor cash.!:-;., i.j g'fnoljuiiroH --■ •' | ~ ~s ;... ......,, (I . T ,-. 'f TfTVT ATI \ T r ittMMER BOOTS r ANB^' SHOES' I "JT'tJST' "itrriveel, ex HoTierl; Henderson" • t * T roiwoff !!^i!?? d*^^« kinr^A^n1 k'* ,-.-,:, .;,.,„(-- ..'') £, f.aifilHiV/ f, f 50 TRUNKS LADIES & CHILDREN'S [MwneM fco«s| 9vlswl .U.ri'^^'./i " j STJPERIOE BOOTS & SHOES f. * "T" IN GREAT VARIETY -.-tt,' *rr,' Tlie above Shipments are in splendid condition, and •■ ' • THE BEST EVER IMPORTED 3NTO)THE"r:' .i.,!.,h h-'»-f"colony; ",;,p !-' n And wiU be Sold Off,- f T ry,- , xiT, ' i— .jnii-/*fo« [a'lOfto^J is .y''''-1- \Ju . I '"C'HE*P''F'OII 1 C 1-&H..,r floß « e i i"'; i ... . - --. - ' . The Trade, Supplied with Boot Uppers. tt | 0 f.,;.,-:rE- : .L;, : LnI :Sf.QTNi \f; I / I^HOLESAiJi; i| l 3?Jß? m |i 7jS, QUE EN S^T^R^'E :E: T j^K._Boote rof all i kinds Made to Order, .odounwjr ' I Stores and Coasters Supplied at Very Low'-1 x' -"'1- Rates. AU orders promptly . -/ ! , attended to. »T»ari-rn! /. TTTI -'>:■:::?-' ' j r;-t:.HJ".-T |:.;-"" .'.: J i ''-!-■?- ■ .»■ j j v.. '"..'.',; .•/- MswxoUpao tn&tmm : ißims f » ~r r n;H?E' ' ,;i'''V'lfe,E!T u- i!''l J ;i^ E-^K *" ! ('.-:,,'■'.- -.-•' ,-,-i", •,-,!•-;.-••i'-.i.-'i-ifi * ™ -;; J MEN'S ELASTIC-SIDE PEGGED BOOTS-TQ'^'' I'■ V:,;Y yilt t". -ii-rliJ'.. inftoWlidii "Col «) < Styy,/i'i WI« «H:,hu -frum •-o!R'i)'ER I^^'- !D![-ffS : iK'f.r.i/ 77 vr asrlCA.r. ' I J^^;.: a,MliTlss.„ — j .«fldv/oiiil oi <»fdjKj 'nfi O.aT?I'A QQ n ; ba«Ealft«J»olß-Hif'jw^Ti." "-'..s^ odjllo c . -~; - --ij.-..-.'{ w»H y'twMi yi Al -v.. rtoqo won aaitfi Mi-naomnotl .«'nbio¥. *w»M ixaa ,iasil*-awi! j .-C; ~,E-B. f O -O'-K E,.^,TT j r« I VtflffiY'loS ffi'WC i.) 00%! jS^U^I AZ '.J,J ,* ! 7 tal/ - ifTrr.V- ,:-.:''''!■ Ie»i» ; « /'^!'; V * J I BME'i:BO'OT,.Ho)-(bw&-. ! ..i ! B^TLETTj'S, ,'THE _. : jifloiOOßol •' ii mo^l f»BK»7 »s .winoltK) 'Is ▼ '.:■ ■s- 208,' QUEEN STREETi'- MoH oi ••f' t'! P ; 7/0^ 'foi kioftnii^.nS AJTF'i'^ A '/j 3«iv fl H «:#'o;t I;G'E^;;™f .__* J THE IJnderßiguecl beg: to inform the ■ >public that they have commenced1 business as' ■';.* WOBKIiN^ ''J^'WEi.LiißS,' '' ENGBIiVBRS.'M- DJ^s /. | SINKERS, AND LAPIDARIES. *;-" j JEWELLERS''^t^RfeHOPneo; f street (opposite! 'Southern Orbss, jOiftce).- 3KIJOO .tl H f J s ENGRAVING; & LAPIDARY DEPARTMENT, Wellesley street, East, five doors fromDys'on'3 Cdmeh -:' ■■ '^ENZOLZr&.TEI^ENBE&G.;;';'';1:' «j '» iAuckltod.'^th September,'l§72.! ipi t ; sdJiiS iiiiii .atiafia "TrntJiS SMld ,&'AiStt 1 T3RIZE OVEISS.-PRIZB OVENS. | L»oiG^EA^MD¥O^ON^b ft Ten;pe.r ; oent. discount for a; few weeks ;only; ; to giye, a i i qvery. person the, benefit of a good cooked; dinner-;. .-.= 3-.'-.--!; v lT :) I - for Christmas.'! (aciii" vaaia ,W d ' .--0,,,.;,;-, ~,,,"■..;;,> !^,r j. !H.H. SMITH'S First Prize Improved Portable 3> Ovpns haying been in use, .nearly, nearly, three years t 4 axe hcSaiOwledge'd*by all who have'used them' to'be.the i- Best'ftndi-CheapestOvehs in'tlieCol6ny,jand to pve t entire satisfaction;<.'.u.:: ;;..:•..;'' ,snSoiiul« .->)).:« .'.V ; o I H.H.S. -lias-received -a-number -of testimonials. H.H.S. r,has.,alsq made a Portable sWuought^ron Coital Rahge, size No: I, 2ft. widfe, £6105.' ;N(j2,2ft, _ din:1 Widfei*I.^ 10s ;IN6 3, 3ft. wide* with Oveh and 1 Boile*/ £10 10b -^also, SettiAg-in'-Ranges,' with OVeh FT amd Boiler, 3 ft. wide, £9. r .; ! Qoloriial Ovens on handmade to order.; '; Ar $\ I N. 8.. rrEvery description of Qvehs,^ Ranges.- Stoyesj Grates, Stove Pipe, Wrought-iron Fire-places, Portable Boilers, and eveiy descrip ion of Ironwork made tc _ order. • I „..-.„«^. •„-.-»-._.«„... , . in^ . | . . _." -" j""""""rrsr"! W * Note $ie Address :— st ... HERBER^'k X. 59M1TH,.....S 9M1TH,..... tQ" ii? s i^ *-S «fen?i A S, G E-M-.A,K. EJL„- -^noa- 11 ioj«»EAR:<HIOH:STREET.-l' »J xli W i L). , .., : ■"-■a ia ,xjoUihntia fnwg ar .hoowhaoTg 71HOMAS^AIJ|a^B^NiMitxii^ -»- Night Soil removed Trom any paVtof the dt -1 or suburbs. Earth-closets and Boxes supplied. Rubbisj and Yards Cleaned on the shortest notice. Charge moderate. 6



ill WfiW v\d -Si :iAA 'iivy U'niiU —rr»:-> s-xstloi: 'Mil ..'2MEed-io*l^iiatc(o iid ai«m Kbffi##o!?BjfcE S'lvlflA;iL:Jk;. SMITH'S ANTIBnjOUsV'AND LEVER PJLLS . ■: ■ * ""Th(s best' Aperient knoiyn, johic Alterative,' -' ahdsPnrifyiri'g'-.'feontSrfnirig : ho '-Mercury E?Wact . ' , from letter-:—;-;Sir -.1 havegreatpleashreitfiiiatihgr '. " that.. through the^aid, of.,youri AntlbiMoijaiand* ' r Livb'r Pills, (using otfe,br' two* doses'aweek) f have' I -been restored froml sHtensetsUff£WKfe,*SMffg'f rbhi:! , tofpii-Uve^l^ofrjest|SndJaDpi^it^,-in6i!Yon3neSß's ""and general'di'sarrangement,';-l«~the possession,of+ "/perfect health. I also ObserVetnatthe1 Pills have* qv a marked diuretiCeffect;givingigrSt r&Hettb th¥| Kidneys."^.-, 7r » ggyfegjißJi hv&miiytVWh SMITH'S' WORM_POWJ>EgS.^^»» vw , ;ra . J i J™. „- r -. The'ehormbus Sale of these^Pow^^fhiptiU in- Greasin^^^trac^f^m^ter j :-^''Sirj*T*<»6S^jring every known remedy lipoh my chiMre. • i^-k^kms. I was at last fortunately induced by a i-Jl9veTto ; try a packet of your Worm Powders. Lfisedthem according to the directions, and the result was so astonishing that if I had not been an eye-witness I would not have Ufelieved it. I am pleased to state that since using them my children have recovered their locks, health, and appetite ; in short, a shilling, .packgt, has jsav-ed me pounds' . worth of medicihe. fPleas4 send by bearer a * -packet Df Powders, as-I-wisli.to.. give?ibem- to .a Atiiithd.fi J <"' iO AJUi'^ Jl Also to;be haSl;.''"'* M CAB . -»■-** SMITH'S, RHEUMATIC MIXTURE,, Cough Mixture, Diairhdra and J Dysentfcy^Mixtnr*/: and Hair. Restorer;?;.'* .nXfrnlt ,*"•■"■' «M»ww»io I r?r— * .A® DENTISTRY AND ARTIFICIAL TEETH. -r.rjAV .Jf .t A.? Toothache^ Djpj?s /: G. SYDNEY SMITH, CHEMIST. ETC.. Apothecaries' Hall, 226, Queen street, Three Doors Below the City Hall. SPECIAL NOTICE. ' Tjfer Mi M m! 7" -#c rfV:f $ff VV instantly Cures Toothache. "WILLIAMS' Balsamic Pectoral Elixir speedily Cures Asthma, Coughs, and Colds. : WILLIAMS' Vermifuge>nd,^fprm. f Powders are purely Vegetable,' andi;free-from MeTcUry ; the only reliable preparation for destroying Intestinal Worms. '< WILLIAMS', Lima -Juicft. and Gfraarine prevent the Hair fr6m falling 'offhand impart¥tcrittfbe&,utiful and glossy appearance. I WILLIAMS' Baking Powdet^anpot be-equalled. r t WILLIAMS' preparations areioilyio toe Mftd at thef- People's Dispensary, 215, Queen street, opposite City Hall., Auckland. r^HWrSSEAN^FHABMACY, j CORNER OF SHORTLAND AND PRINCES STREETS," (Opposite St. Paul's Church.) :)r t T use-auto- -Tytsft E I S H, CHEMIST AND DRUG Gl ST, j (Fob , Six XEARaiDhjßiftrsfeß'TO ?Dh»Sf^i*Ohi> and Wright), IBegs to informs his patrons, friends^ and_thp.public,_ . generally,"tliatTrelfasßEMOVEDlo more commodious premises as-abpve, .wher^lhaving proyiafea*ja STOCK? *of 'the 'PUREST ;*DRUGS;CBffiMICALSr. i ANI>A '•'■ TOU/JST' -REipjISITES.-ifte hop'eiFto'-' iherit-ia coft^-v. ,tinuance of the support hitherto accorded him:"--' ; ' Physicians' Prescriptions and Fatnilj^Receipes care^ V fullvxowpound^at h"ourS,TT.F:- re&airig.uit6hs. rthelpVein3Ms^.:! ;* JV\~ *-r% ,- x '' r ,k X %\ ? i%3E iDr WnioitT'-ih: htten'dahce: for consultation-from. r -. 10.30 a.m. to U.SO a.m.'jOn Moncbiys, 'Wednesdays, ~", ■ Fridays, and Saturday^'.'' ■•''a 13-*'" • •" , " Dr Dawson on Tuesdays, Thursdaysr^ridaysr and^ '^ Satiu.day«trom 10.3^ aJft. toiL3oj^km. TV-XT fI^TR Disetteeyof theEy& i^'receiw .special'attention onj • 'Priday arid'-Saturday^oMin'^."^' 1: ;:r, :'i%- ',V,i'. '.-..., T" MEDICO-BOTANIC DJSPENSARY T^ H. BEIZXAIN, -CHEISIST, ,DRUGGIST, AND MEDICAL !TI IT Q^ER^Lisfj 11TJ 0% I a !66, Victoria Street, Corner ot Chapel .Street. 1 [srfrd&^fi&ft'BrlCiM*! :C(ffieoMffoiCiSSn*affi*Jl Bitters, Antispasmodic, Diuretic and Female Restora rtive Powders, Indian Pills^.etC.,.etc. 1A Fresh supply of British and American HERBS. [Proprietors of the far-fa,med WORM POWDERS, Iwhifch-?are acknowledged { to .be..the, niost,marv,ell(jii^ -g .ahdeffecttial«hiedy"evferl6owii:'*'''i ' i*i' ' . f*? Affew copies of.Dr. .Cofflnls Guide toJ»alth and Treaties on Midwifery on Sale. j - vaaaU ..oh htxiK ,nb oinaVi .ilsi^H ta, rff r}9 0 .. ... <S i»*i-,. -j A ,TiftMrs_MJA ,oli«K ' ,'.:o iA Sri ,M.. '■'■}- :V:r- ?:•"'; :' '■ ' h- WAIKATOJCOACHES. , 1 NGARUA#iSBMfi. 3SNI) I%MtfeTON. J\ GOW^YrAf ©%le^vfs Harris' r 4* L DeitstHoteirNgaruawahia, each day at 8.30 a.m., and returns ,«uae ( ,d4y r -leaving,.Hamilton^atr^.p.m. XSundays);- cartying "passenger? ahd" lhggi^e ; thus, - "enabling, p^spRgCTS, arri^ngiby^steamer ,to proceed^. inext'tti'orning. " -■-.-« i i . ",\ | Special arrangements for parties wishing to go through to-Cambridge." ~'' , | TqtStofek(BepOTsyeUs. :JfLight<Pa^kagff"coming lsf steamer as r far zkt Ngaruawahia" will bS carri^?,-* ---.r^asonahlc rates. .„> ' jf^fe^V* s Saddle Horses and Buggies on-hire. ' ' :& V'gi-L l, b. harms;- ti r. -^ i . • . Proprietor. P ; JQfIO'IG.U r " MX4I ,i:viais->3U dill I .YAIWIVJttfE tto has hiW T E A.T.K.E B P'O^ "'SWf I 2 ,aOj.ji/j. 3fL :t Sydney^Kip Is'6dto2sod" Soutliern-NrZ^-r; n »?lf ■lW?oaftoaMdl —"— Corrugated Iron,"©, feet. '"" ,J J A 11 ; V T I D-:" rv/ .TZ'i.TgKi HtCI MHT ,vAggtfq#9u?Fo 1» .iri-.i-'ift'situtitk'. -'Io ,--;■*» .a&iiaia'i P|S :.#»t-if)'> ~ yv,!!.•..„ > i-S,B-;i»Bj4*'f3dnfjr«fihlss HactwW. M«iiK. - • ;XJ- .saoinas ibidi byinhasi -ciiiHii ft'/jiii STiisiaraA. duta Si! (jiedhl-ll%lfficltal*laOT*'i:3fff^'' .rf ~-.f.v ■?' ";:-.-- : ;-: ' v-jH .-..eVi : noi-;'si;iJ>4.;, . * BfItCJILIEBRATED 'PASTEi-'-(SLACKING.ttwia^. -." 5 ; ,K!t«f)X4iv/i(.:.f(uiD cjls—fe—fed* ,*i>9Tja ■ flaewy ,««&&$ Factory: Wellesley street, Auckland. i>o-"tw&»a I COAL AND JaSSWfilQ®} DEPOT. l't ff fl- v^hefgenCTj^^u^licr.^^h^haa^-iepm.ijipnc^^ • :i* e i a9?^Vl^jftfSmq4 tr^g.inihosftpremises, J'agfcK s|reet, recently heldtoj Mr J. MACDON^iJD.whereine,;^ ~will iinderta^e-tp Wie best 'value 'or Coals, Eire . ywoodv(c]it or'iiucut), on an honest profit for nash. A ' '-large'atioclc of "Titree Fdrewqf(d, i ands^est ]jr.S.,W*.fifidi Bay Coals alway. on hand. .' " ii„_Lj ____!_ | I To"Master§,of,Vessels and Bushmen-^J.-,C. is.aisOja f Cash PuidhaserlofMtreeiFifeTOoiS4^caeielit.iatesU LED HILL^—~B:L A ma. ''N G^. :awa^o bah: au^uio^SMljr °P j .jaTOiiPft&ffiljwifltfOMO StHT ' »:*P* J j woni Hiw ano yssva ea J.JsdiooA .IsfoH laJaahtooO,. P «f l!iFactoiTP*;WeUesleyistr^t l iAUcSlanß. •«-.«« #| j So -r.nutjrtoqqo as avicrf tiwh gaolkhf tail* t»&w «V f ! W^Bij:^*UZEv '?AND« PERFORATID."';!aO(<K I jriAWimmA■*& kW'-kkcii^mwti^M&K I \J Manufactory, Shortland-street,. qf AnKjdimau? ~ f WOmaWM humt^ri-Wthih ~» gMh'-tim^of^the . j^ BEST QUALITY, A:ND REsASONA. BIiE.V > PRICES.'.''* - '•"« ■■'?■'•". J>J«S «'■ i*«l «* '<** lßfw"Sr lPractical.BUuaim^er and Wi^*oi-K^*WjJ% estal>Rsh^'%t;City!ROf(d7;LQndon;:mantts»|WSL^ r every description of -Window Bhn'ds, PlMn-and o^Rr 4 mehUl'WireXWorfe o>«^ ,!> 'isa,,/;i!?£i^^3^ f4 Old Blinds cleaned, altere^epaiWa^Ta™!^-- ten ' _______ _»--...laArtonimß