Printed and published/by. the'proprietors George ; Mc&llagh Reed/ of;North'.Shor«;.a.ud Henry d .BRETT,.of :Jermyn,-stre^, ;i ajt tjiefe.Printing/Ofoce, Wyndham street, in the City of Auckland, Zealand:— ' ', '"„',;" Friday, October IS, 187?,

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■ .■■■-jvrtis-r<r:«fc*_--..T.-~ -:'-'.:-'"..--.-!r-."-■ ' ■ .-«Stfs---=-■"-•'?"_^2__l_ __-.. rns^aiice^ ! "MOE.W.ICH TJNI.ON Llf _J ! ±1 : "^NStTRiIsrCTJ SOCIETYI,' . . j Empowered by: special' Acts of Parliament,' and by Boj'al Charter in the reign of.Queen Anne, t,o undertake, all business connected with the Life Assurance, j ■ • IS MUTUAL OFFICE. ~ !■ | The Norwich ITnjou Life, Society ]xa& no distinct body : of proprietors ; theinsTirei's-at large'are the recipients of the savings of the institution : the premiums paid, | bein? in fact only deposits, revert to those who con tribute them. ~. , SETTLEMENT .POLICIES.-, lrl> . To meet one' of the greatest wants of the day the Norwich Union issues Policies in thenatureof'settle ment, whereby a man in solvent circumstances, pro vided the matter is boivlfide, may secure, -without the risk or bankruptcy, a certain aiid direct pro- • vision for-liis fiimily.'•'■'-• !"'''• I ; : " . -RESQUIICES.: , /' . ! Irrespective.of the imijierise annual revenue of this Society, crftdiially andSUrely on the increase, it'pos sesses a "Reserve Fund 'of £2,300,000 and upwafds, , available for iti reiinirements. RATES, OF PEEMHTM Are framed' as lo'-k o!s 'are consistent with the aue safety of the.Society; and its Actuary is calculated; to be one of the mrist'eompetent authorities in England, : the Court of, .Chancery having .recently had to avail themselves.:of htS experience' in these matters ; and although''apparently higher than some offlces (| assurers should riot loose 'sight of the fact that they1 receive it back, either in bonuses or in addition to sums assured, and in electing to insure in this Society they also avail themselves of the experience and safety of a cqneern that time has proved id1 be secure against all chttnces. ( LOANS. Surrender values are-given for Policies of three years standing, or loans grafted on security of same. ' ' '; :" J ' FOREIGN TRAVEL '' : ' , , Permitted to all p'arfe' of the globe in properly decked vessels, and in time of peace. ' PARTICIPATION OF PROFITS. Jn this office it is anticipated that persons entering 20 will be relieved from'further premiums at 44, •4ft ■'■'■ •■••■••'ir-ruf •:•':': r«j -.:;.■•: 1 :■ ' :l6o' 60 *■■■-",•■ ■■■: ■■"■'■•■:■•■- >-;■•■■'■■■ 66 Medical; Fees are paid to, the.Company, and there are no charges for Stamps, Policies, &c. ; ., ■ • : One-half the first five years' premiums may remain unpaid upon whole Life Policies. T. B. KENDEROiNE,EsQ.,M.D., 0 0 A SIEI)iqAI,('iREFEB-E.! > .)■ . Tntendingr assurers,-are : recommended tp call upon the undersigned for prospectus and further particulars . NOBWIC.__SiBMMJ_tN riEEi INSURANCE SOCIETY. The SECURITY afforded by this long-established Secictiy:fei_ii!iueSti6nable, atsifates* JEXceedingly;mOde rate and its regulations liberal. INSURANCES for 7 years charged,as 6. Kent can Uei_sure_;foril2 month's. '■> OOiUU (jti ' ;;:!.',:;;| ):':!"!l":^< bank,credit.''V1 ■{!, '--^^...u ' Ba?,been established in the Colony,, and losses will bo paid here PROJfrxLX; liißßßA^i-Y, and IN CASH, or at homo, at the option .of .the assured. ~ , ; , ALMAm-CS.'land'' PROSPECTUSES for 1572 can : be li»d M)d every, information obtained, on application | at the Society's offices. Vaile's Buildings, Queen street G-. S. GRAHAM, Yaile's Buildings. :-!: r/_ a:.1 c .i/.yu.i t:j:i:!4/. -^- '! .: , t A TJaTEALIATSr TVnJTUL.PIIOT9: r fi_^ni.fTsir DE&T^.OCIETY.;1 \ FOR MUTUAL LIFE ASSURANCE, ETC. ./:r.y<# EV jr Zealand branch. Head Office : Wellington. Localßo arts "of Direct"oks : Hon. C. J. Pharazyß|Esq^M.L.C., Chairman. Hon. William FitzherbertrEsq., M.H.R., Deputy Cliairman. A. de Brandon, Esq v M.H.R. ' Th'e'Hb_i Morgan _■: Grace,1 M.D., M.L.CS '• J George Hunter, Esq.j M.H.R.J Auditors ; , ~,^v'. Thomas Buchanan; Esq. . rri/ • -OiT.rtd to VjSe Datefield; Esq. '"':'■'^ '- I urn r' hhi{ -.1 • :;m; E d ICA _'Officer. -' :i -)~~ ■i 1.-'' :'Alexander Johnson, Esq. "";'■ : ■' "■" l'") ■' !' '"■'" ' Ban-rers :''!' ". ' , 4 .^lj'/^'-'T^eßank df New Zealand. ' '"""'" •- ' • The1 New' Zealand Branch of the aboye Society is now established, and is prepared to carry on business in their branch offices. Grey street,1 Wellington. Prospectuses, showing the present state and progress of the Society, and forms of proposal, may be had on application to/any of ,the agents, ,qr atthe;head office, Residei''' , f , : Agent fo? AucUand- r\ i^ ; a^t. ■!• -' g •'" ■•JHirNß'r'&ii/Fii,_ANJ7, lQi'f«" .r,,.,,,,.,, , __. j ■: Medical-leferde''-' : -■' ■:':'Jiargeonii u> um./i ... ,\ - j ii: r j.Tv' _T.; KS3TD_R*r^;-.;/.. i;-t // tui . , ~ ,; . , I .if..: ii.'W —— .- ,;■,,..-.I —~■ . ■..,,',-. 1 ' rLoT-l^l-'' COMMEECIAL IliJ -JUL-—. .--SJmiNC-LXOMPANY. ... j F^EjANA- liIFE. ' 'CAPITAL .. ONE MILLION STEELING. .il- aafroTUO. /'aci yj )\(. agents: >>:■)?>• JOHJ?K^EEGB ,fAjNJ> GRAHAM V: ,, (/ , No SiiYfQp'* Buildlngß,; ,Quefn atreet, ; Auckland. I TVT^W^ jyZEA;LI!Niy iGfOVERN, :_LV;" •M4I_Pr!;'L:IFEU;INSURiAiISFGE' AND1 ANNUITIES.:I!-'J;i'i J:' ' ABSO^L^fT-E, SECUEITY| jJii/oO omoiqne .iig|-svern_ientiLife Insurance Qfflceir iietj, Jo t oK iiumuolU.- T'A :-j ii i -iot Auckland; \ ■'■-'■ March:23; 1872. „, ~|..; i,, j,, " ' n..iiyj< n, .<i- I,i il; ~.-. ,-j. ;:. ,■ .. £ —^__^ XI ffjrtjS'B :is^__;:;! &EITI3& , 7 ;riEE K..cJt JIiAM)' v'MaCRINE 'i_NSU'_tAK€E j COMPANY ii-iw ii. Capital ~.......;.,,:., £500,000, f,oln'2^6oo'Sha:res:(if £20 e'Spli; with u'lillmite* liability i.;u," --.f-iux'"-_*j • i'" of Shareholders. ' """ •': auish j-j • i- iii' '<H,Vii ,P«tECTOR:B :' ■ '" ' Cnairman-iAtbert Be'etham',Esq '' uuUoXk He.n. Chamberlain, MfL-A./Staniiua Esq m Wm. Crush. J?aldy, Esq. J,^:- /' William--Earl, Esq ,h_Jh ooe ir^^Wi^ni^orri^E^;;;;^;;^ .nOtilOil) f»9j3919 >^,iiii,.,.ki. -~1; n';i// tadlai »J • Solicitors —Messrs Hesketh and Richmond __.*»«)» GbkeealManaoer— JA;Bdardfnari :l':' i: ->- ; H_A3> Q^FjpEr{-29i ftu^en street, Auckland ' 'Br A'ricirES — Dunedin—Messrs W. and G. Turnbull and Co ~.- , „ Wellington -Messrs W. and G. Turnbull and Co ' :' f CnristcHufch-^-J. DHimmdndMftcphersan;.Esq ! ' "Nelson—Messrs Mo'rr'is'o'n, Scl^nd'erj IGo | i r(/ /, 4j-^ Conip'aifiy ha« beert established <as % purely JTe w Zealand institution,..with,.all its fundß retained and invested in the col6ny. It has a very large and in flnentifllifeodv, of, shareholders distributed throughout ,'the entire colony, 'who-arc th'emetelves: insurers to * •' very tiinsidfera'MeiamOunt.iand consieimentlyjcan influj ence a large bpiness,- thnsjaclding to the security] or the insured and the stability' of the Company, Ijhe < chief .features of ~wT)icn" are a liberal managemept^ J'jf_i_Bpt .^a^nfentSi;irafe.,?n ; oaei:ate,fiaTid'"J)§rseflal re ' ' spoaaibility,)Of a.Jarg^ sharehblders. *j i>: ,:',llir.Si: {md J^^rjno- Ins,ur^nce' Js Wow' 6anried 'on throughout the colony. Maifine business;will also :be commenced in Australia and GrSa't _!riti4in as1 soon m '.'■ arrkniemerits can Tbe made. ' fh .;,,.,. n. ,■'. f "' ' ',' ' :ii' '''• * •'■ !■■': '' '■■'•■■ ■■' ' | "' Venetian Blindfl. . H \X'!Jiss&' f I GA!U'Z% i:l)Am>" PERPOKATED ZINC CAN be ha4!-*t'Jbe>A>ckl«s^ i yeMtian Blind Manufactgry,_ Shortland-s'treet,' of any dimen sions, in any number, within a given time, of 15EST ' QUALITY, - 'AND - AT.' i BEASONAIiLE ' ■PEICES.1' * ■ ■-'-■■ " ■ ■■• »I« <„,, ~.,■■, 7| ~j I' J<Sf"^M_) _O _i_b''P__t__ OTl»BW''ZB__AKl).^ i Practicajf Blind-make^,Mid WtinVylears established at City Road." Xoridbn,' mariufaeturer <.qt every description,ofTWlHddw Blinds, Plain and Orna mental Wire Woik.' H/. ~'( j-JOld Blinds cleaned, altorcd, repaired and painted, —_~—___ " 1 VEKBTIAN HOUSE, SHOaXIiA-fD JSTBEET, AvOBLAND.



! Drapery^' 2_________ [ r'.7 7A:i!/.U''» [-VSAI 'A Y--V.x- --'•■ irkHi-ii! rltJio^ orfi ")« bt-.j-.-vjKJ M H V \ ~-/ 1.1 v.«« 1U i..0 . ; ,:i:-iim..i ■.«!••■!« }"»■' ";'V! A; |j •.■,;■•! t.. 11-V i c 'A\'-"' '■ -y ' V\,". .^ j! .i'-3<si»-,i\.'."iV'..-'/ V> s :'i/..-; i./ ■■•' ±->-~* '■'"\t;i'""/:'ll''%-:,','~t;. v ! |/.«lil / I'M ..'. ■ ...,■.-/ * luii-.i-l-.iu I ' <-'.:■ :;■...„■,' >■;.;! i -i. ;■..'"(; i- ac J / - ft Q ! ANQTHER 3ERIQUS AO : CIDE|TT j : i.i.i >f ! ~, ::::; lli .1 I SAMUEL COOMBES tTAYING- met: with another acci ; dent in the shape of a CHEAP BARGAIN will i ,J.i . contimie the 1 CLE'A-tINiG 'SALE j fA-u:',;-. /.■> .!■:■<:■ ■■■■■ -■■■■ ■'../. i -. :-.;:,) -i*fi ■■■■'<■ i ~i !t , ;! ~..,. ;:;;i , AT. : . ; ., .„„ Mi 1 1..:-. , ISO, QUEEN-STREET, /ot:■ (i !/ :i i-i FOR. iL ijFfißQ T;H, E;^ L ( M^b jN- T: H: j 1 gar PREMTSEiS DIRECTLY OPPOSITE \^i%' iDARBt'S. THISTLE'HOTEL/' j rMriß. Cass. of Cheapside-House, |sq well known for his judicious and advantageous buying, having deter i,, a n i m.i/,, i. ji:iJii/.i! ": ri 'i/'-'J i mined to relinquish the Clothing Branch of this business, ih/is sold the whole of his admirably selected i! and. well bought stock of Men's, Boys' and Youths' :' Clothing at snch a figure as enables the purchaser to | undersell anything yet offered. : .n,-(.,,' -', , .■•..• t !.:.;;•. .'-.' ■ ■ ■'•■ ■ en) :.\ v ! :i ;i .' <> r j ,/ o>. :i :•'. 'I /.iii i 1 ;i ::i*> :i ;i M"l 8 d A BANNOCKBURN TWEED : «iTlT'for ;;.'■'■.'- : v • .^r.;' ;J':;: i 37 6 j I:;;,.''i".'',,[.i-i't.-,ii < :M i lie t0..*,: ,■ ;j^'i s |,.k --, : J.-l | A MAN'S BLACK CLOTH SAC ! ; COAT for ... ..." ... 10 6 '■ Kill-AtlM ■::v.u ! .\l h.U (•<( ■-'-..■■ ■•! i | .>; is rjiu ;/ .M .ii j A MAN'S TWEED! SAC COAT ''' j-: i ■, li ' 4 i-.j..Jnli, -..lil /it :!..' •!■> ill. t-i." :aiiltiU.l -« j■■ ■ - j L mAN'S T#EED TROtrSERS '• :l i] for •"-• ' l__-_ __"• - G H in ul«8 cto I>iu: t OZKI>./J 7/OT/J Jiol I--I ii 111 .KMuTy/I'Oi /./.!;!()'j .1 / .(>') Ji, T^jFJil .!. .7/ A MAN'S WATERPROOF COAT for '.I: -l ''t.; 4 ' !.;..- '■'• :;- 10 6 BMO 0 H ',') V. IYxJ (L 8' J_taß BTJ C 1 I '!>,/,;■!. THMJITM /.'MXM.Ij;! // ■ ; .(•■i ;'.//j'i! ([;„.(■ -(| i{jj , » ,);. mfi) j ,--;: rjoH .i.i a ta -j a:i k A MAN'S OHIMEAN SHIRT for ... -. - 2 11 >ri. yd Jb'jvfooai f)ci IHv/ P.B3CI.Vi3.IT> I iri'.i ftlfSS fI(H .r/Mfl Vi;!)<d/T o,t ijir fiyn:;ii-.-|;/)i(i,'j Ji. j i')ni>!»j:'l '^rr»lo»u:«JJ a_j "to >;iti>.jn: 1 nit i.,\ j ■A'GJ-ENT-'B DRAB SHElii' HAT SittoK , ii.j f0r.,,,,, aili^aovfasuftyrfi ..tV/zT^-iiV-'-iifwr/ v'f ' ■ . 1 nstotnt'ti ;:>;!' .',!■. , ;,-, ,-, ,;,,, ,gv/o,J a •,,,,! _-joW W | ■ /i-iy/j jiiiivi'):<-)7 no i!')ii(^ •, j .j l.v<.jij >i f>/ fimmil -j,t til// tit -:3i-l'. i;! ••'i'jjiif'jj Jilli: ri -j-'iij.iii VfiiOll .f)9-jij||Cj-| W( Hlw Ui.iJ^.liiiqtllin lil'iib ■•-.il uj«l • AjcJ ,-,-A' /oM .y,l/;iv>.<! .1, >■~.;, ,;i ; « ftyT [>f,y .ST_ 1 .til luiloWi A GENT'S BLACK SILK HAT ; for 11 6 -■•a j. a b T^ r\\ ,8 3 OTATO*I Yil ill-'i MTK /:> Other Lines equally cheap. ( t afi{ni£S .iuh<l) .'i:i;t a /ij :i v /rot ;i :i i r.j , >A< )SPECIAIL LIN©, IN< OyEHCOATS. .t:-i m TR ;/. /it:i j «.i .OKLUIHB _/,<» -M'inCT The Goods hare been removed, and will be Re-markc d b''TT MJI Q ./, (| ;.j :i ji { > A X.A V. J A .(j r-'J. jv!o ?f A >■ fi ov/ ) I: ifi ojiimiiifi oi 20J HTirjT i suoUanW Mfotv«q no anfjMft,,-, i Ho rtJlW , *>a-* Unit trrollvd -,w .yii/j.i-cjjii lo Woll Jjiiootlg al/li OPPOSITE; DARBY'S! THISTLE 4_OTEL, J JBlw no ion _ M .miumaia |«ol •<..« ~j teHi_«i, riasaal tuw o«nmnlV. tuu iWMw «o »i4«104".»iU yn/tafi ':;. r" ""'..^"""i/ {Qu^en-street.^'-:^. oJ B mi_J. ' ,;"'", "■■" /"lilJlr" llJJ;"' 3~ialraoT.) iii u-j.iaMlmw '■> liftUA jtoofl - iM.-,j«i /or j„ | o /j 13 |,j Wv1 ,.,., bl(i ol Ii »..»;>ud l-jv. isiiit Jj;i!j f>.fl>| d,(j 1,, .jiiiiij/ii., f U; ,|J .-fUiWoi// lo uilifjiri ailj oj I.jjji.u I! .7ißOl#izß Ml lIJW J,.,,,!,..,,,^, noiii,,,-oii,l ~/}■ l<* iiolJinq riJii->Jil yiij Win .h.1i.m0.-, vi1,,i.,-.-., J< ■«« frtiifi/ J./,,; avi*tt!>|_!l Uiu OU|(W ,1 lloiflij^j 1,,i1,i "h!,i,v. ~/j'nl F)-,f_a, J)0 ij ',',,' xilmUa 1 JMttijUXlioo-j! :!.r.ri-i!,/1a,,:, ~i,/| ..,-,.„ |, twiOiiV/ ■i '■"■■• *;■■■•* ..*.i. U.'^ '"f' yiiiJno'm. b« ij./ar/// it !»>i': -Bwmrni atfjjueai iv u^v »«•„ „ if j (IjujojOLK il Iraiq Ht# t_te l «,4kv,_ ■„() io ibuW^<K|wru_iba_ ii ; -!■•.,// BiU a «i 3 oj T u to) mnlfHiia i VIIWI WlfloJliMJ /•(,, V . J ,jj U_.j__,«,-i ~jiy, j.^-j,,,,., 1 Oi-Jt^( • i -.»i; ll . ill .;UU->h:u;V\>ni i.i,\v. ?i', -nil :i. ,ba h I yUioiiliiH {log'isq vino odj kI jiiotidfil ir'^tM° a



j _ Misceila-nedus. _li NOTICE OF REMOVAL. j OIL, COLOR, AND GLASS STORE, '. jHOUSE, SIGN, ANT) GENERAL DECORATING, « ■ 57, QUEEN-STREET. j ; J. HENDERSON, | ITN returning thanks to his friends '■ I-L and customers for past favours, wishes to inform Hhem that he has REMOVED to the above address, and respectfully solicits a continuance 01 thoir liberal mtronage. -I COMFQWh CLEANLINESS! ~ | AND ECONOMY. j Look up your Old Spoons Look up your Old Forks Look up your Old Cruets, | : i'> riVi.i -Etc.; > '.'iEtc.j<ino/E*b/:i| And take th&m to jbe Ro-platod. And Beautified, For a trifling toSi, at the Electro-Plating And Gilding Establishment, 11, WELLE SLE V STEEE T. 'T^HTQ undersigned be^s to announce A.;.tb:hotel-lcoepors,^estrtiur,'Vnt'i)rq»i-!etnrf«, Ji^Ucis, private families, nr.fi .two mat he is prepared to 51 P pt^«- uiivor every description of Electro-plated Ware, at reasonable rates ; guaranteed to; stand the test of wear. Jewellery Cleaned and Re-gilt, equal to new, at the shortest notice. Special reductions.made upon quantities, and all orders (country or otherwiso) punctually attended to. N.B. —All kinds of Iron, Steel, lirass, Copper, Lead, Pewter, or Zinc work, (liltor Plated. A {_ v .■ •■ ■ ——iT! i; -' ■■ i " '■' ■ 'ftST Address :— E. H. PEAT ON, ELECT P,OmP,LA|T SEE SJ.6ILDKE, 14, AVelle.si.ev street. " Are you in want of Money." LONDON LOAN OFFICE, (Corner of Queen and Welleßley streets). IV/rONEY -.Advanced on, ■ Jewellery, jLVI. DiamofitlsjTlaterVVcarW? Appfirel, and every description of available security. The strictest Secrecy observed In every traimcUon, UJEfreiyrWfi Sdfes on -the promises for the tjetter afc curity of Valuables. J. L "•1!M ' 'irb^Rt^A'Eks:1'-I"''-"' 11' .;.,.,- ~,«> ]■ ,;. j. PROPRIETOR.;.,.., .JAltfaTU,' lil.m ri'va '•f-'[-R K TXißtTS"fiKfj''*A.b."!lßß-i'.']'' 1"":i'' ■ THE CITY OF. AUCKLAND , f , Dyeing and Cleaning Establishment, Richmond, and 18, Shouti.and street, AND SHOaHJuHIU-jHAMES. Office Hours:—From 8 a.m. to 10 p.m. WI LLI AM ED'G-A'E, whilst sincerely thanking the gentry and inhabitants of Auckland and i& surroundings for tine Very'ltbiral patronage accorded him during the past eight years,, begs most respectfully to inform .them thathis new, premises at Richmond are now completed, and being,! as they are, on an extensive scale, and fitted with all the latest improvr-monta i JU is in :i no.sition to excc.nt.oj orrWa io any extent and in a manner superior to anyj other house in Auckland. W.E. solicits the ladies ofj Auckland to send their Silk and Union Velvets, Silk: ■hii& Satin Dresses;' *c, -to lie Cleaned, Dyed,'Riulj Finished. Ostrich Feathers Cleaned, Curled, or ■Dydd, in »ny shades or color, nOentlemens Clothing] Cleaned, AVell-pressed, and neatly Repaired at a short) notice. | Blankets Scoured at ,2s Durpair. .• Sheen*!* 1"8 Cured, Cleaned, or Dyed, tils stock: of BrsVclass Dyes; are complete in all shades and colors, and all workj entrusted to him will be under his immediate super-; _;.:.». „„.! „„ ~- ttnpiuved principle. Orders loft ntj his City Establishment, Shortland street, will mcct1 with prompt attention. Ladies and Gentlemen waited upon by leaving their address at the Shortland-streetj Depot.-- William Ek<iAjt, Dyer and Cleaner, Short-' land street: Works : Richmond. Nightman. 'Nijtntmhni -L Night Soil reinowed from any part of the city or! suburbs. Earth closet-Writl Boms 'supplied. ..Rubbish and Yards Cleaned on the shortest notice. Charges moderate. Addriess Boxes :--Giieyhound Hotel, Queer street. rVLEDHILL'S BLACKING , ~. every ''gro'cJer ;in mv! city. "'"■!Tj" factory : We'llesie'y street, ; Auckland: '■' ; ' '.',' ' MUSIC—THE FLUTE. I 'T^HIS II .,Instr l uineftt r _ 1 ;tlie t .only,, one J- equal to the human voice, should be known by and in the hands of all young men who, once thoroughly instructed in its many pleasing qualities! will always have a faithful companion in their most solitary as well as cheermtTiours. Full instructions given on the German Flute, and the first principles and theory of Music taught to juveniles and beginners ; also, assistance in the choice and purchasing, of good Instruments. ' 'OnlyVlfmiWd riu%ber;6f pupils' will bdreceived, so that instruction may be faithfully imparted. Term? "mbaerateP-Musib Copied. ■ ,>u:.\-u, > siioJ I »»ot)iLs.'iJ Full particulars may be learned by applying to II Cucksey, Music Seller. infipofi isitmlmnif, VOLUNT E E E S. ,B»ffnfO ?««0.l I'linimH ..■■•iriilitj- ,_toK ■O'i i- Really? 'Aye?, Ready!— JfapUr.biu: XTOLUNTEER OFFICEKS^Non t commissioned Officers, and advanced Cadets who really have a taste and regard for the profession of arms can receive Private Indoor Instruction in the theory of " Attack and, Defence," as laid down in the, " Field Exercise and Evolutions " of the British Army, which in ordinary drill cannot be acquired,. J , Also, instruction in "Theoretical Principles" Qf Musketry, etc., on the right knowledge of which goofl shooting-a» jnuqh, depends, Rifle-target Practice made more -afefebaMe; '<irid 'e'nldien6y- More' 'certain, by fa Retired Oflicer of H.M. service, duly qualified, hold- ing SchooJ of Musketry Certificate.*.— For particulars 'enquife fey'letifer1 fo'tiio'dmce of this papery addressdd Celer et Audax." } l . 'll>\-l':t> •ytii,ll.; .: f f f , ,1 ,■,', f; |j„, (■, /;,,■)'!' '_ in!i i;i^ ; ; By Appointment to..His Royal Highness the Duke of Edinburgh, and His Excellency Sir G. F. Bowen. ! „„ j RB^^BA-BXLJITT, Photographed' • Sortiy 4i- Quia'en and! Wellesley streets, Auckland. j oJ JUST OPENED EX CORONILL A;'" _______ ■ ! ~ii All the Latest Shapes in Hats and Caps at ■« TTILL, PENTON & HULBEET'S;' "^^ MANUFACTURERS & IMPORTERS, IMI Queen street, opposite the Bank of New Zealand, , j and Victoria street. ' HA.TTERB BY APPOINTMENT TO Hl3 EXCELLENCY Sin Q. F. Bowen.



' ' ; J ..,'. nMisoeiianeous. U: "t! it.: "iyl ';':■■■ ■'■ '.;..■, ''■■ '■ '.)'■'"', ,'. ,',' i')/ A S X P O R 4JL' '~•] /■'■ i i '."' '>] (] ■■ y t>; 1 ■■:,;':. ~.',,.„: :GledhiU'3 ;, v yV i; CELEBRATED PASTE BLACKING. >'>'>] lo ' '. q factory : Wellesley street, Aucldand. T:fiN DAL L, COB DIAL «i •; i MANUFACTURER, &c, takes this oppor tunity of informing Publicans and others that he has taken those convenient premises in Victoria street, (three doors above Woolley's Royal Mail' Hotel,) for the manufacture of l»i» Cordials and, JOicjueuvs ; ..and ' that'he is prepared to supply diirihg tho slimmer > months a m&A of drinks never ■beforo attempted in Auckland; (linger Beer of a ; superior qxialty,. and warranted to keuii for twelve months ; to be sold in casks or by tho bottle. Cordials and Cider of the finest description; find Sarsaparilla equal to tlie American article. Vinegar, white and brown, of first strength. ■ Onk tkial is Solicited. 1... ■ n,-j ---■' ' '"' ■ The trade liberally dealt with. ' Address-VICTORIA STREET. M---7 .: :j-J Hi O.T I O.E. ,:■ , / A«F L E TCHEE, Licensed Con • tractor for the Removal of Night-soil. Well sinker ; yards Cleaned ; Scoria delivered.; Horses and Carts'oil Hire..' :; ■• • ■ ■■ ■*' - ■■•• '• ■ Address:—Mr J. Snoafs British Hotel, Queen street;. Mr S. -Evinson's New Caledonia Hotel, Symonds street; and at Newton .N O TjI.C E. , ■■ ~ , y rriFJE Sale of tbat Valuable Property X on the Kyber Pass Road is UNAVOIDABLY POSTPONED for a few days. . SAHt/EL COCHIiANE & SON, Auctioneer. ,v. /', fypoph produce, &c. , rpTIE Undersigned will make Cash; I I Advances on Wool or other Produce consigned I to their cine for shipment to England. ■' >h.' i). NATHAN Sn ,00., :'!' ; Sf{QRTLAND:.STREET, ~"'' Auckland- I '■■„."/: Vf. j ';'"n;'v r' —: —: —-—~ ~-~r-—~ ).■/.;,'..■!,:, TootEache ! Toothache !! TXri.LL JAMS' NERVINE, iHu/jXti or Odontaludc Essence,' will 'be /found to; • iriveiinmediiite relief in the^uost violent paroxysm of. ! pain.- To be had only at the Peoples". Djspensary,; ;; 15, Queen street, opposite City Hall. Tomato Sauce. Tomato Catsup. NELSON^ 3&0 \VN. & CO., , | ! Ht"j7) MANCTFACTURERS; •' FOB.T BTBJWr, ACCILLAND. ~ I "OEG-!;td> inform the public that"theyj ■i "^ have now on hand 5,000 dozen of this season1 i il boiling, " guaranteed a genuine article," which' they I ..ago, -pow ready to'supply the public, the trade, and ! country storekeepers, in large size bottles at 9s \wi j dozen, packed in cases to suit purchasers. c™- r »~->'ui'testing its quality: may be obtained at; the Factory, Fort street, Auckland. > "NelSon'.Bßowtjo, o«.-.. o i» "nrivalleci for relish. It sharpens the appetite and greatly sU^st^ digestion. It is highly esteemed by connoisseurs with every variety of meat, game, flsh, gravy, and soup j and when daily partaken of in moderation it will ba found invaluable as a corrective arising from an im \ pure.state of the blood. " A Liberal Discount allowed to the Trade." pi kTi ok e t, ceo qu e.t| FOOTBALL, ETC. A Large and Well-assorted Stock of i CRICKET BATS, STUMPS. BALLS, GLOVES, AND LE(J GUARDS; SETS CROQUET & .STANDS, CROQUET SEATS SIN.GLE pIVQKS, IfKNt^Np.FOILS, GLOVES AND MASKS, BOXING GLOVES, FOOTBALLS, QU,Q(ITS, L^V)VN JULLIARDS, ET(! To be Sold, a Bargain, A LARGE LAWN MOWER. I-i: EEtoELOW, 1-E'O N M O N GEE, . ;[ 100, QUJiEN STREET. .SDbuswifi. , -,;N O-T-I:C:,E.- « !; ,-i it ,v ______ TO the owilfers;of Allotmentg.s,;6i, 7, and 9, Section 4 : Allotments, 3, 4, 6, 9, 11, and 17, Section^ ;;and Allotments 0 and,7,. Cjf^ection 13, all Subdivisions, Lots, and Sections of the Township of Richmond, Suburbs of Auckland, Parish of Waito niatii; County of Eden : This is to notify -toyou'that I' require you and each of you to assist me in making thp . IHviding'Fericoa between the'!above-mentioned! Allot ments and my property within one month from the date; hereof. Ujln, deffMilj. [thereof f. jshalL proceed tb make the same, and take steps to recover one-half Hub value of said fences in terms of said Act. Dated this eighth' da/ of October;' 1872. WILLIAM EDGAR, Ij Dyer, 18, Shortland street, j T7.mEWO.OD,:^M or TJ W^,)-pf the JL' best quality,! and ft lowjßst rates, on sale by " J. CRAIG, — — • Fort street. n M" vu'■ n"■ >t ;.j t 7-; l^Jjl- MA-ND...8-^OtKOMiyni JN ?i J4,G,H;T,. ,j X vol. ~,^ 1 £ ..j,,,^ .'j|: B;i-lvu J I( QQ.A.E. ,AND CANDLE . MfJScdi-j 'Beg^'to call'tHie1 attentioniof the OVadel arid thapttbljc in general to his various bratodiibff SOAP,,,which.for. excellence Of duality cannot be aurijasaedi >J sjIT j Household Stofcp;'* goodtdheap Soap, - iniia. i " Nd,'^ I J;l ~' L' a superior quality Soap, j ■'''*-A'l'' tl being the best Soap made,! and should be in every family, as its washing qualities, tare really and for durability, is .unequalled. ASiC FOR AtXENDEd/s Al SOAP ' ) [" rAnd see ■ that you. get it,' as one,trial .will be enoufeh 'SieUV'Asc^risfentusfe.1-;' 1A iIA/UH ' ' ''■' %'(!>'l\.'P' j " Js also .manufactured oh the premises, which for 'inachiiMT,'- wool-w^King,! Si 'd4UJtl).in[ ojiality to the irfrpdite'diart!clei.< )/ TUOHJ ALI^^D^^S^^^BD^MOULJ)!. ' Avd 'admiited'by' 'all'to'b^'the best .in _c mark^ti! and; are guaranteed, .to^virn.longer jt^anajperra KJiUk'L'l /• lir.i ).)■/:( V/ / M"<'i;i '•! ri;j(ij J jj . . ,Tq accommodate customers he has taken an Oracp ;'W Fort'sWeet, nextdodr tb Messrs.1 SJ CotiHRAiiEAND: Son's Auction Mart, -where bVders can be left, iWhicli 'jMl'liiive pronlpt attjbntidii.^inw^joqO sii'l1 ,PA-RNELL ,STE J A.MI:s6 ? A i ?'i &'' "^ffitp'"' Jr^W V, 12th,September, 1872., & ~,,:„;' ~.V,, Mum Uiv,, „■-.,- —;■!,.,..i '. ~ ■■ ;.. '~., ~,i,,.,,J . ,; ; hai;.,:-.,.,.. ■^•. ; ;,-N:. l O"^;i ! O,?i; ii.I.:-. J il !;.iy"^ I Z npHE tfndersigned beg to informcth©' ;JL public that thej>-Imve' commenced business as [\ WORKING JEWELLERS, ENGRAVERS, ,' iJjIE' :.,;'^, i '; (j ! ;yS|:NKERS I [ |^p;( LATIDARIES.;.;;; j JEWELLERS' WORk!shoP :'iß9,' Que'eri "stijeet -.^^AYiWg \':LAPIDARY !'DEPARTMENT^ \Velleslb^ street, East;1 five doors froniDysbn'B Corner.'> PENZOLZ & TEUTENBERG. Auckland, 9th September, 1872.



'^Sewing Machines, &p. ; X*J HEELER & Silent VV Lp,CK-STITeHJ SEWING,. .MACHINES, , . With Important . New Improvements, a,t Seduced; Prices, from £7 10s. ■' ' / , CAUTION.—The great success of the WHeeler and Wilson Machine lias produced munerous: worthless mitations.. To guard the public the American.. ;■;. in 'i--;i Medallioni Trade Mark•-■ ;■■•■>' is'now'placed on every Genuine Machine. l'i:i; £_rSole Agent for'Auckland—>, >-u:-A>iin ''.^CAVENDISH HOUSE", QUEEN STREET, ; Opposite Durham street.: ; : .. ,, A ; .,, ( ~,r, ■ lowing Machines for the Million ! THE * BEST : AND , CHEAPEST \^\ ' ■.'i'.jlN-'.TIIE: COLONY./.,'., j-j'jp» i.i';.'.' X-'f •> AT/:- ;i ■- <■ '■■■ .. '- !,.-. • MONTAGUE'S CELEBRATED FANCY BAZAAR, QUEEN STREET,-AUCKLAND. ■ H The " Defiance". Hand Lcfek-Stitch ■!c-\ .;•; Sewing Machine, complete '~,. WITH EXTRAS.. . . • ■■ ■ .' Price ••' 6 0.0 ; ;. ,i -With Table .. ...)■>:•.,:•.■:...■ 610 0 .. ~ . . : - "' .7— , > ; : , j* i THIS Machine has been awarded .seven PRIZE MEDALS ;at the varioii3 com petitive trials held in Victoria and New South Wales, and is generally admired for it's elegance of finish, the certainty of its doing all that1 the most expensive ma chines aro supposed to perform at one-half .their ooit, and its extreme ■.simplicity,, as children are enabled jto work it euualljr as well as adults. , . ,;,..s. ~, .. THE " GERMANTA " SILENT ■:'.'. LOCKSTITCH SEEING-. .;■;.,■ ,','. MACHINE. ,■. -.,.,,<. , .-. Price .. ..,.«.:..' ;...■...£5:15,10 • With 10 extras. t ~..,., This Machine has obtained a world-wide notoriety, having been awarded Twenty-six Gold Medals in Europe, and lias taken several Prizes inMelbourne, Ballarat, and .Geelong, and, is. acknowledged by the Victorian Press as one of the Best arid Cheapest Ham! Lock-Stitch Sewing Machines yet submitted to 'the public. ' > . ~1 A constant supply of Needlos, Cotton, and, all extras, on hand. . .. ~ ■.. ' ~ An experienced Machinist always onr the premises; -to instruct purchasers, and • lessons given oKatis, if '■ reiiulrcd to parties preferring, at their own residences.; In order to meet the requirements of all classes ' WEEKLY PAYMENTS WILL BE TAKEN; : Note the Address :— ' ''' ;' ' Montague's Fancy Bazaar, "QUEEN STREET UCKLAISi D T'i! 'brit^nki^1';."- *<i SEWING MACHINE COMPANY DEPOT, HOBSON STREET, <TWO DOORS FROM VICTORIA STREET. THE] undersigned 'beprs to call Wfctein . tion "to'& Shipment of the above Company's Machines, ex Celestial Queen, which being received; direct from the Manufactory, will be offered at a smaU; advance on home prices. The fullest instructions* 1 will be given,'«i»d every facility for thoroughly testing the Machines before purchase. To Tailors—Strong; Manufacturing Machines. I'urther Consignment to arrive per Countess of Kintore and Bulwark. 1 tst" -' ' ' CBY ATT, Sole Agent. ■' -.:• 7•; -••... •' T Xux2>»-4ia.«v4: . X>uM_o Notice. .-■. : WOLFE'S AROMATIC I <DAM .SCHNAPPS, Registered updo* TradeMarks" Act/SSVIc. No 9/! /' The extraordinary Sale, wide-spread popularity, and wonderful results of Wolfe's Schnapps} prove mi disputably that tho introduction of ft perfectly pure beverage is appreciated by the Australian public. The medical profession being the most competent in .science, and resi>onsible in ; soclety, of, all other* to -form a correct judgment of.the medicinal and salutary properties of an article of this kind would notgive their unsolicited testimonials in special commendation of Schiedam Aromatic Schnapps wereit a preparation of doubtful or even ordinary quality, not Unless they had proved its superior excellence ,and" value th?heir own practice or experience. ; As a,meaivs of preventing the disagreeable and often dangerous effects, produced upoii 'the stomach bawels by a change of water,, or in. the use ofj^ater containing an infusion of decayed vegetable matter, which-so often produces that obstinate form of Fbvkr "and A*c!uk which so frightfully undermines thejeonsti tution,^ SCJIJEDAM AROMATIC SCHNAPPS will ba found, absolutely,infallible,.while in case* of Dropsy, (travel, Obstrtictionsoltlie'Kidneys, Diseases of the Bladder, Dyspepsia, Flatulency of Age and Infancy, and General Debility it is recommended most em phatically by the most distinguished members of the 'Medical PrdfeusifchV'l"' !'■ ■—''■' '■ :- \A/ : '■'•■ Thefollowlngreliabletestimonialshftye been offered by tho Australian Press:— ' ~.;: , .f. '»■ i Sydney Morning Herald. , ■•" In these daya whoi^alcoholiq liquqrs, are solargely consumed, and consumers are' so much in ; r dpubt ; whether their systems are not being gradually impaired by adulteration, it is well'that ' one at least! of the popular beverages of the period is reliable as pure—that is Wplfflt-Apowakifi, Scluedam Sffynapps. lt^iaJsqme thing to ~be assured by 'physicians arid "other/ of the Scientific 'cognoscenti 'that we1'- haVe 'ih' this article-a genuine extract which, taken in moderate-quantityitnd under ordinarily healthy conditions of body, affords a benellcialjjtimul'us.to tjieanimaljfunctions; amL-even 'if falceii ih excess, leaves but »'hiihhn<u'm'ofl.itUein- evifetble evils "of Abuke. Wl' ■'"»«'"»«. '* "If it is necessary in the interests of the publit t{o dtsnonnce tho too common practice of manufacturing noxious comppunds as wines and spirits it seems only .'ttatio pointjto this m^ritoripiis exception." \J. fi~ iftO nfU yd T<fvr^.and iX Coufhtry Journal.^ 'f'« , "Wq llave in jtl^esQ Schnapps a, t total.absencp'pf fusjl pllyrhkh, .combined,'!with the Igreat.'purity, ,01 all in-1 gredionts wlvence it is extracted, accounts for the;' Un usually healthy ahd invigorating quality'wliich have already rendered this latest addition to the alcoholic Jist so justly .celebrated." trrnvr* -r -■' ;i."v-' ,tu;''. Is\ ; li'emfe ihSvdney.' 'i <'- JJ ■■'■'■ f Exporibncohasci^rovod the-vftlU6j oi.Wolfw Schie >*Wrt :>ArotiiaUc<■Bchnappsia& laistiOaUlant at:onca;-in vigorating and HarmlesSi anditimaytoetnsed.with'jnuch; benefit by those requiring, a pleasant and effective, remedy. The medical officers of the .Sydney Jnfjrmary f;haV.d vp^/t£d'iti■ mdrits' pTSictioally'an variouflv ciises/ and bear willing testimony <te its «xoeHence,,Bßd w^, Jhere-f fore, feelno difficulty in recommending to the notice, of pur readers ,the Aromatic Schn.apps. not only as a • inffe'tad afereeVible ocCasionail .Bdvorage,1 but, jjjfrljjit is* ! of if(tr morfeiuaportance, as a really, pleasant medi^ino. - Important Testimonials. — f c(< L ■ ii p'^Sydneylnflrmary, Nov. 11^1870-.- '*■ -, "tbeg tovslate tliatl have/mtli the p'ermlssjbn ofi ' lflbwcaMji!P/i!f/s{liMi-s,i'giveh!y6ur ■Hchriapps tp several patients in our wards. I have' no hesitation »ih Stating"" : that I consider your Schnapps a most excellent Stlnw- Jcwii omA Dtyretfa an<l pfrpreat. value in .cardiac? «,hd renal affections',''aria 'I'believe thej^ 'will wtwfiially ■■itlphwde wit o&ver Spirits ; iii'tlle treatment of tiheffabove complaints:l '■<■■ ■J;!'"f! tnoJaw'J .suhlkiil .7 Vi fjua .il ; - LITTON FORBES, Resident Physician. () jj u\ in'.) -io! vi()«iiif-5 7rriiT.:fi;>irri/[AT? »~ ! -• Irs Jhowi •! Analytical Laboratory,j j 1, J3 . r '.".,/(„,.[ ,' IU ,| .'/JaeJ.bofvrn'e ¥ March 15,1872. r, I have examined a" sample of' W6lfe"s Aromatic &chic.dam Schnapps submitted to me for analysis. From' litheflxamidatipn;l,conclude(that th'isl^pMt WWtifwtiyl free, from or,so]xd matters ; is distiUea from ,^att','onjy, isa .saniple, m / H6lland;sr Wh. cannot ,be ( surpasseQ. It may therefore be recommenddd fbf' use' in Hospital and private practice as a ~ good aromatic* dfjlinulant! -^(Signed) Wil£;a^j 'JopN'Spio ;G9.vern ..n^entAn^y^calChem^t.,.^.^^ ~„,,,," \*\f ~ jrWe^Jiave' appointed L.,'p:. l,& Co.' Sub-Agents for the sale of Wolfe's ScKhapps In Auck land, New Zealand.—M. Moss & Co., Sydney, Sole) [^enlsrlprAiw^yaandjN^w Zealand. fs l r.,p r cr 1, . <\ 1 q Auckland,. New Zealand. ■ I certify tWatt have' c*refully exflininedand analysed' Wolfe's Arotnatic Schnapps, iand find the. sample given me to be a Very strong, pure spirit, free from adultera tion or any deleterious or any offeußi,ve patter, and I b^Ueve tiseful in all'oasesfwhere a purQ gin is, .indicated.' :l!hav©'Also:submittedi.;the-'sample.(o.,patient^ wh6' have been accustomed .to .this description of stimulant, and it has been universally liked and approved of as.^. strong,i>u^e, wholesome spjijitj andia^ s^ichl-can re commend it. — Charles F. GrOiDSiiiMi',' >£©■~' Jurne' 90''i&H' '""■"• A"Kl •'"' ''•' ' ; ■'■'."J "i,ii..i oj ' •■ 04 MiW&l JAffJ iHU .....,,; ,;i -:.i : :; ! y.ff.-,:^.iir.:/. n , ,Jf..T-Ulil ,-v,i.luinvl >H,v«"i"j ,;.i";rj ,--_,ju> -that -xf? " Agents, Aucklaudj New Zealand.



Boots and Shoes. hvn j.i 3-ji:v.-i*N 0 T.I.CE, - «.J iyv/>.»Biii &TERING EROIVLTHE BOOT.-AND.it ,|, ; ..,f ..,;- SHOE: BUSINESS, /: -;' aH 'tv--^ 'c- ""X~- ■t'--':e---r tlihsmh^. Oil ,«,ii.i.n;w i.i.'J .■■■'■■>-■■ ->-'r '- Begs, f most;respectfully, to inforih his friends and customers5 that he is Retiring from the above Busiaes^, j and has ;inttch pleasure in reconimehding Me^ j STEPHENS & CARTER his successors, arid in'doing ' so he confident!^, recommends them in. carrying out j that part of the manufactory so successfully. carried,'on by him for'the last eight'years, . . 0 ; : TN RFiEEBENCE TO; E jL ' , ABOVE '.' . .'.,,..!:. ; SX.E^HE>r;S & CAIITEiR Have much pleasure, in calling the attention of the customers of Mr J. Cater and the public generally, j that, in taking ;over the Boot and Shoe 'Business littely ' carried on by him; they are determined to cari-y on ( the business in all its branches, and to keep a STOCK OF ALL FIRST-QUALITY <> i U BOOTS AND SHOES, For which the above establishment .has been noted | 'for past years, and will use every endeavour on their ; part1 to1 give every'satisfftctioii, both in their own 'make and best Imported Boots, etc." . jj '] \ pTEPHENS & CARTER, ■ BOOT &.si[OE.MANUJ?AGTTJIIERS^ ' 0 130, QUEEN-STREET ° ''» '■ • (Opposite1' Union Bank)."' I NOijTCE ! ! K'OTIGE! 'THE ' AUGKLAND ■ BOOT AND SHOE y;• I 'WAREHOUSE: (LATE RED BOOT), 181, (iCEEN Street. o l".,, AND J. .TAMIESON1 beg to t) • inform the public of. Auckland and the 'surrounding Districts that'they have taken the above 'Premises, and invite puolic inspection to their • entirely new Stock of Boots; and Shoes of every /description (English and Colonial), which they intend 'selling at the lowest possible prices for Cash. They, also'hope by strict attention to business to meet a I fair share of public patronage. ; ! , P.S.—Coasters and Country., Storekeepers supplied :at Wholesale Prices: ' , f ., "J. & J. JAMIE SON' i " (tiATE H. FUGATE'-S NOTED RED'BOOT),1 i: '• '•' ■• 181 Queen1 Street,'1 (Opposite Conpland's'Store, old Theatre Royal.) '' " Wholesale and Retail. It <■'■! 0 -jviii - •i.jj'.ri S.I-.1- '' -. , ■ ■ ■ .- ■• . r v-r-i! ; ,V ;', Mis^Qllaneo^. ;i — TT~I r>.:-....,: ~~'■ - ■ . . ; THE "Bay of Plenty Times," a! ' Bi-weekly Paper, published at Tauranga. Advertisements and Subscribers' Names received at' the ollice of this paper. npuRNrriJRE AflTr carpet, ,(i 0 WAREHOUSE, ! U} I SHOR-TLAND-STREETi WTTsT E Sb H7A L L ( '"' '•''■' '''"■■ ',"*'■ i Have at present an immense stock of every description of English, American, and Colonial-made I oFURNITURE, ; CARPETS, FLOOR-, i ; .: CLOTHS, &C.,: ' Which are all marked' at exceedingly Those about ,tp furnish would do well to inspect the '■ following lines, before: purchasing elsewhere : — ( WALNUT., ROSEWOOD; and MAHOGANY J :- I DRAWING-ROOM SUITES. OAKJ MAHOGANY,,!AND RIMU DINING- ; : j <) ROOM, SUITES. WALNUT LOO, QVAJL, AND SHAPED > «•[ 0 T.ABLES : , MUSIC STOOLS, CANTERBURYS, AND j i ,; Q WHATNOTS. ROSEWODO' AND AVALNUT CHIFFONNIERSJ marble tops and glass doors, , ; ) cedar, rimu, anei kajuri ' chiffonniers. mahogany,- rimu./.and. mottled kaurt 0 wardrobes: :marble washstand§:an;d t,oilet tables; CHESTS OF DRAWERS, COMMODES, AND I . .. TOWEL, HOKSES.: STUFFED, CANE, ANDXvbOD-SEATEDCHAIRS* GILT CHIMNEY AND TOtLET GLASSES 1 (Iri great variety).-■: i:f ° IRON AND WOOD BEDSTEADS, '-"SPRING, HAIR, WOOL, FLOCK, AND FLAX j ! M i.l'j. ... ji-MAITRESSES,, ~; ^!, ! . .[1[ 1 l ; j,,- j . FEARER-BEDS, STRAW PALLIASSES. . j ../"p 1 lrl(t' !,! ! CAR PIT' : ROfO M . yj j W. and H. have_just-received 51 A. LARG.jI,,, CQjIT,SIG T NMENT t»i 0 ... • r.J-OK<THffii .1 I! t ~ NEWEST DESIGNS IN r , , ' BRUSSELS,' TAPESTRY,' VELV^'I?J 'p!tL:E ) ''JXND " ■■ 'Ji-'.J'nicELDERMINSTER CAOBPEfTS. .;,)■(( 'FEXT^; RU<bSi:MATTINGS,: ANDt DOOR:MATS . v"^---A i.r.iJHniiTABLE FOYERS. , ;i :j J<> r. tt j ■ - inud'Jouis L'oor^ dtitaguk>iS/iti nVL fvjai ';i7Alll widths/fromlJiyards-jiQ^ yards.i;,,,) j 1 { REPS:-DAMASJK, LiACE,-AND MUSLIN 0 i- ... CRUMB dLOTfiCS. DIMITY, FURNITURE, ; 0 I QiuoilmimSmSffl ■ - BRASS CORNICES AND CORNICE POLES, fi FRINGES,,GIMPS,-.AND;FURNITURE i __ _ ' TRtMMINfeS^ ()| " " OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. msi?. imLi /rruol owt t m .j,.- t -,j ,■>» ov'-&k 'o J .elsoo ifol ni do! ;-r.-.v Uny. oiO-dsol lirget1 andd convariiehbworksh( p' can manufacture every" aes'criptioii of' Furniture <n the shortest.notice,, -1 > vTHE-,GBO¥ER ; &]BAKEIi'SEWI W J I .\mu,t-noo >;.!:fJ.-.:.-i .:..) ':,di t-.r-octilV la adt ,Jnst^ugtiorLgiveiit^ purchasers ( ;v , f . )H tmub ndi Ixi-istno y-yaalLuf* iiatfw ,iuhin <l 'I tu-.iihiil, h, <j..riKJil tnii .vuf! himil atfl ,xiv «A .>..G^ed>6nSaturdaySi»ft,erTwflO?cilpjßk.j, nj . ■ » hof) (>■'■ ..•liiCoach.'builder, <-ku otn^rflf: ca x ,i> io iHiAfC J^ABEET,, ■.AUCKLAND\- ,. ,, \, | •:';A' h.MA.'ciklß'; has much pleasure m i\» informing the gentry and : inhabitants^ i^uck :iand!apd its vicinity that he has commenced business at the.above spacious premises. .... i>- ~ J ,i A'^M' having been1 so long before the Auckland publiff cbrisidefs1 it unnecessary to assure them i that all 'orders entrusted to him~ wilJ.be/Of the >cry best, , materials and workmanship, every article, being manu factured on' the premises ; and 6niployihg-only the bek bf artizaris iilidel-his 'diVect supervision »he can' assure' his 1 ouStoirMrsinothingi on Jm ,part wyj b,^ Rant ing in giving perfect satisfaction. Smithery of »U descriptions executed.



•=••=:=.:•■ --A ICKIN, T)T.SP'EN:SING -CHEMIST,'" THE PHARMACY (OPPOSITE THE BANK OF NEW ZEALAND) '■•''• Q o ken1 i Street, IS Receiving, and has in StoGk : — DRUGS, ..CHEM EC ALS, ETC. Bluestone, Sulphur, Nitre, American Potash, Tartario Acid, Carbonate of Soda, Cream of ! Tartar Isinglass, Shellac, Borax, Alum, Sulphuric ! Acid; Muriatic1 Acid, Nitric Acid, Acetic Acid, Cochineal, Gum Arabic, etc., etc. •■■sunßrie's': ---' Common Trusses,•.».,■ and' O. Patent Trusses, Splints. Honeycomb, and Turkey Sponges, Flesh Gloves Egyptian- ftourd i Washing- Globes, Hair Brushes Buffalo Horn Nail Brushes, Buffalo Horn Dressing Combs, Tooth Brushes, Sponge Bags, Bye Shades, Fancy Puff ,^opce?, ; Violet Powder, etc., etc. Pure Light Cod Liver Oil, Cod 1 L^: Cream tininlSiOn- PATENT MEDICINE :- , ( Dr Bright's Phosi'hodyne, Fragrant Flonhne; Jetoline, the new Marking Ink ; Patent Paper Blue, ! a Substitute for Ball Blue ; Pyretic Saline, £ninault s ; Syrups of the Hypophosphates.t Grimault s trench Re i medics Digestive Pastiles of Buriri.de Buisson for mdi -1 gestibn ; #«tt*nn£j aJWazfllta remedy for Neuralgia : Fever etc. ; Savory and Moore's Pancreatic Emulsion i and1 Paiicreatine; Savory and _ Moore s Food fo ■ Infants; Bragg's Charcoal Biscuits; Boudalts 1 Pepsine. Asthma Cigarettes de Joy ; Datura Tatula ■: for Asthma ; -Tavne's Expectorant: Jayne s (American) i Remedies; Ay'er's (American) Medicines, and all other Patent Medicines of . known reputation ! .GRANULAR EFFERVESCING .CITRATE OF I ■'■" ■" • ■ MAGNESIA. p..r.;,■..:!■>> •■■! PERFUMERY, ETC; :— 1 Risaud's, Piesse and Lublin'sj.Rinmiol's, Yardley-s, BrfedenbacVs and Gosnell's Perfumery ; Cleaver s Pears' and Rirhmel's Soap ; Calverts Perfumed Carbolic Acid Soap ;,Rowland's Odouio^Kalydor, and feei%or Oil Hair Dyes, Cosmetiques: Gabriels, SK Sender's and GosnelTs Preparations for the Teeth. . Genuine Eau de Cologne ~....,; Lanman and Kemp's Florida Water. Aibkln's Fragrant Extract of English Lavender. Address:— , , A I C X I ITS; T H B, M? A C V, ; OPPOSITE THE BANK OF NEW ZEALAND, -~,-.' if: v I .- .:.'. I i.'i hi ■•■■'' l[-:' '■ '-11' queen street. Asthma! Coughs!! & Colds !!! WILLIAMS' BALSAMIC * V PECTORAL ELIXER speedily relieves and 1 effectually cures the .various affections of the, Chest i and Lungs.—To be had only at the Peoples Dispens ary, 215, Queen street, City HalL ■ i npHE AUCKLAND PHARMACY, 'CORNER ;OFSHORTLAND AND PRINCES ■uttli rfiHH-n ■•; STREETS,, •ii\n\! (Opposite St. Paul's Church.) , . ..,-: J :i! iJ 'i ."■■ > iti; .:■ ■ >■-: ■ - - ~, . :■ - S H, 0 HE M I S T j AjNp , 'Si&ES&nS I*'1 *' (For Six Years Dispenser to Drs. Stratford ~-j T.-jj-r.-^/.j :<ii;iatii>' Wright), > «fi«/tf:»?»l. Be<*s to informs his patrons, friends; and the public generally, thathehas REMOVED to more commodious piemises as above, where, .havJng^rowded a SIOOK of the PUREST DRUGS, CHEMICALS, AND TOILET REQUISITES, he; hopes to merit .a con tinuance'of tlie support.hitherto accorded Inm. Physicians' Prescriptions and Family Receipes care fully compounded at all hours, T.F. residing upon 1 ' fh^VßiakT an attendance for consultation from 10.30 a'.m;'to 11.SOI.a.m.'on Mondays/Wednesdays, I Fridays, and Saturdays. : •; ■ •' ■ . • . Dr Dawson on Tuesdays, Thursdays, Fridays, and i Saturdays, from 10.30 a.m. to 11.30 a.m. . a ; ' xtanro&s b'f ■HiofijV'^ai rooorCT* special attention on Trtday arid Saturday- mornings. ','ir.i-.- 1..-.-.- PWBLIO NOTICE. ■ : ii] uv/j oifr .-."■•■ ■■- ± £i i '■■■■■■■■ <<''- ''>'• -■>> I' HEREBY ;give:notice to the lii habitants of the City and Province of Auckland 1 that I; have appointed Mr WILLIAM LORENZO ■aROLAND, General Dealer; Market Reserve,; opposite tlie Thistle Hotel, Queen street,, my Sole Agent for ,the Sale,of the undermentioned never-failing Reme dies'; Cures j for Warts,1; Corns1 and Bunions; Tooth Powder, which is a never-failing cure for toothache; a .safe and speedy .cure for weak,'.; o£ inflamed eyes ; Balsam or Horehpund, which is a safe and certain cure for. colds, coughs', sore throats ; .neyer-failing cure for Rheumatism, etc:; • and various other saf 6 aiid certain < rem<t ies,". j"„ T.. v> /'''.pr!jJ.e, )^t.zherbertu .Nervousness :'.: Its Nature and.Cure. IVhdt'is Nervousness ?—'Various answers' mighty be given'tb' this question^ according'to the constitution and knowledge of the. individuaL ■: Strong healthy persons, whether .medically educated or not, generaUy regar4, nevousness as more or less an "imaginary compfaih't';"1 it is sometimes only believed to be teal when; tb!e patient is! either dying or dead. The best answer ito the- .question, probably^ is ! this—NEßvptrs -1 NESS -IS MS UNNATUIUVL CONDITION OF TUB NERVOUS system, sometimes this unnatural state is accompa nied with-'considerable1 bodily weakness, loss of'flesh and loss of strength ; but in most cases there is in :the : earlier stages of the, disorder=no putward sign of, weak ness. The sufferer's are found in both" sexes; they :«ften liWfe the, bloom'of health upon their \. cheek theya're'svirroundedby kind friends,'yet existenoe!to ! tliem has no i charms, ( for ; they .feel that : thpy cannot ,«njov,it,, ,Withou,t intending . it, tliey annoy .other peo'p'ie about KM merest trifles ; if \' they encounter : some1 p'ersori unexpectedly they feel' confused, afraid, and'alarnxftd: 'thfe l^eart beats violently ,M the hand .khalces whqn< M writiug,;and;tl>e whole frame at times ,e3spe.viencesra,cpmplete tremulousness. . The intellect also is'sonuHiine? blpixded,1' the inetti'ory" fails,'the : jWdgttient becomes indistinct, the will > capricious and \mdecided;fithe dates yi.tialied, thpi-imagination brpods .joponntinpleasant itopics^the,spirits are either,,y.ery low'or very excited,' the ordinarj duties of life become 'burfl'ensome,'' society ■"■ is siurined :;and businesa.ne lectedii' 1"- ' '■'• ii'.;/:^' ■■;;;:-; .: 79«oni gill uad Strcinge Spectacle.—U is npertaily'strange, but.no .the^ess true, that, perfectly sane persons in the prime of life with' fkin'steji "and healthy countenance; may -occasionallybe met with1, who/= in spite of-possessing all the.adwantages of education, Religion, amplemeans, and'iindf friends, nevertheless arei victims, of the nervousness ab'pve .described; AinhappV themselves, they' tender'other people; unhappy.! 'Wliy; « this? :'What'icausfe thiK operated:to. change. the,icheerful, active,; [obliging* ■ unsuspecting,; f and uixcomplaimng ,youth into the- .unhappy,, drowsy, listless, suspicious, and gloomy misanthrope ?' Many Case^' for one' cause -'oh'ly'may operate td^roduce this sad state-: thecauso maybeeitherimental or Rhysicai.6r.bpth,combined. I cAtteinnts.tv W<i nerccfi^ness by means, of tonics have so frequently proved fnutless-that the leading physicians now for the most part reicotamen hygenic means,-rsuch-as exercise-in the open regular habits, sea bathing, the cold bath friction Change'Pf air and scene, as in travelling. If, all i^^S&Edmon, Po^iae,^; Nervoud'Bel)ility:i,ltsXi*useafldCure. ~, WithPlain,pu;ectionsfor Perfect : Restoration '" ."*" k !.-. i >»4! o Healtti'. >n UB'."!" 111™,. <Applit&tifins for,alcopyio£-the abpye■ wP>k: ■ mustbe ■ accqWanied by.the.ainoun.lj in New Zealand, or other tamps,-also i» properly.directed envelope, .',' Address^" X Bf>noni •;•■')■> j: ii tiw s«fj •j ji biti.iJOBARLES SEN.NET, Agenfc. M ,;,.,.: r ', r :,,Broolclyn,House, Flagstaff Gai^^s, j r ' J. °-If"B >ITT.: "''• Melboui'ne. '; "' n ■', b MgDIC^-BOTANIO DISPENSARY Jid ylim nlo ■■■■'■< »• ■ •■■'•.:;" •' : i/=>:"'D iiiaia^fo/fi 'H^BR^T?AINi <*<uod.' T!(?iJEMis'T,! ' AND MEDICAL >rw..uT -,iv .fH>^HERBA.iIisT;--: iae&x* r«tl 3oa 65;'' Victoria-Street, Conner of r : .. VO li'j'iui.ror.ypHAPEii-.Street. , ,-, ~ jr<-.y Sole Agent for 'Dr. Cpftin's tJomposi'tidn,' Scomach Bitters, Ahtispasmbdic, Diuretic aiid Female Restora tive Powders, Indian Pills; etc. j etc.; H ifii t^MM i-, r A.Fresh supply of. British and American HERBS. ■ 'Proprietors of the far-famed WORM POWDERS, vhiclVare acknowledged to ibe the most marveilous and effectual remedy ever known;: '.. ~,. ~ •. ,-,> . V A few copies of X>r. Coffin's; Guide to Fealtli and Treaties on Midwifeiy bn Sale. s; '