i! i'". V Ci.fi..l j-. i' _jiiiiiy4- ii i i_Liflju |. Brlnteij'%ftu published by i;the'tor6prleto'rsfiGi«b*blP oMofJrKfiliAjiaaijß^itoi jpt tforth.>|^^,an*i**W I Brett, of Phrneil.at-their.General Steam J P.rM^ j* Office, Wyndham-street; 'fethe City "of Aucklanr* j Saturday, December 7 187?. A

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Drapery,,. SPECIAL CHEAP LINES FOR THE" ~ MONTH OF: NOVEMB ER. SILK JACKETS : : v; DHESS MATERIALS :, ,!.,.. BLACK SILKS LACE SHAWLS GRENADINE DRESSES -; i BLANKETS * A > ETC., ETC., ETC. ■-y- AhA A" A,} y, V X;-l "■■ <T /■ !! JJ A T KINS will offer this month a LARGE LOT OF GOODS purchased at a HEAVY DISCOUNT, decidedly the CHEAPEST GOODS he has yet shewn. ■'■'•" ",r ; '• : , V, <t " v -'"' ■' ' -'-" I ''' :"'.''..'-;- '- ; : : ; ';-' .-'' sy>A.r,.'_,.-i t Attention 19 invited to. the .following speoia «~— lines-— il J2O BLACK iSILK. JACKETS,. . m ; Last year's Goods, bought at more than 50 per cent. Discount, and to be sold at one-half to one third last year's prices. -'; bfrti ■ n » A FIRST-CLASS SILK ; JACKET, 18s. 6d^to.22s6d. . A LARGE I,OT OF PLAIN LUSTRES, Bought at auction, ls and Is 2d per yard, worth Is Bd. ■ -: y'AA'A A/ys yy A?AXYA OT ..i"•';•'"iTT"". it .<:oi- > A CASE OFBEAUT|iFtJL GRBNADisFEf j At ls 6d per yard ; cannot be matched at 2s. KID GLOVES '. (JOSBPHINE CUT) 2s lid per pair, Light Colors and Drab. Si-, -if.it. 11 \f. .-: } Ay. _ "[' j. Q.p A .-{ "J SPLENDID VALUE IN BLACK SILKS. 7 a "yA:. i a ...w ,oa n +r ;,.,:?.)-,,- ~:;,-;•(,! ■ y, AT \ j"*."!*' THE CHOICEST COLOURED SILK DRESSES IN THE CITY; ;; ;5 A Second Shipment of W! - .: NEW FREN C H ,',M U S'^ I NS, .Choice Patterns. ;. : ,V-j ■ i_ r-^-.i'-J.J*/, di" .-.-.;-.''.:> Il A Second Shipment of. : eswso ! NEW PRINTS, BRILLIANTS, [ETC. ; • It. --.I '.I s'l A Beautiful Assortment of -•'"'><•' ly'l NEW SILK POLONNAIBES, LACE-JACKETS lace shawls; ETC., ETC. .0i II;-!5New;Goods to AU-ii; "JT . PLAI N LUST RE S, , . -„T i) ::. M ./' 3i // a a. ai ii a _AN»..„. &ss>s& E; 'S :jSj .^M'a,:.'*. il; 'AiiL; S ;IH Of every description. r OO -A A.iA-yv a A Large Quantity of .. r .-~ w GOOD QUALITY- BLANKE^SI 7-.■-:.•,■: Atl2s. 6d. per Pair. '"'"■ '■ ■'•';-';•' •"' The* above Blaiikeits,"ex Bulwark,' were bought as damaged, but, with the exception of two or three pairs, turned out to perfect condition. Q fi .■■•'■' A. They will.be offered iat :;. ITO!» 12s. 6d. FOR THIS MONTH ONLY. The same Blankets cannot be purchased at. 40 per cent. .. advancebii the^ "price they are being sold. * l ■A. i'^^W^J^^^K&^rt! At Is lid; cost origtoally*4Bs. per dozen.. A CASE OF FELT HATS?" 'i Ex Bulwark, at ls. lld.-,/Worth' 0s; the Bands are slightly spotted. yA--. .'. ;■./: . m\ ■■■._■- a a fMA.B 2 3 DOZ E N BOY S' CAP S; Ex Bulwark, Bands slightly - spotted ; bought at :,- ; , . 45per cent discpupt ; i;.j t |;;o / ;.\ A Boy's Cap at ls od,. usually sold at 2» 6d. ~';;.!;, oos-.Ofi-— x 3£&ilH Ah'AJ, XT CHEAP LINB^ IN CLOT^I^G, TWEEDS, AND OUTFITTING. _ ~ '. THE LARGEST > STOCK, 'ANDiTHE*^ L; 'A'G^^^hM::Mo^^tii) lv' (Late Rkx.K.'EQmsYUAs). ' ■-'••'' - - - - - a.iOcs ,*sa ot



j Hotels. /J'Ttf OO R E & "... C 0., WINE, SPIRIT, BEER MERCHANTS, fA- AND IMPORTERS, S f-= 5, LOWER QUEEN STREET. Martell's Pale and Brown Brandy Campbelton's Scotch Whiskey - - Tine Old Irish Whiskey ;.-; Browning!s Celebrated. Old Tom :. ■ • r ; Geneva Gin '■•;'■:• Fine Old Rum ( 30 op. Walter's English Ginger Wine Sparkling Hock ' " Champagne, pints and quarts Australian White and Red Wine Blood's Ale and Stout. _'■'■ ? .- BURTON ALE: lis quarts : Cs pints. LONDON STOUT, 10s 6d quarts; 0s pints. LONDON. PORTEB, 9s Od quarts ; 5s 6d pints. The Trade supplied with hhds and qr-casks.. ■#|\ ' ' ' , . M. & Co, have on: sale a small quantity of OLD .: PORT, of the. finest quality that can be had in London. JAMES OLDHAM, WINE, SPIRIT and TEA, IM PORTER submits the following Cash ' Prices, which on comparison he trusts will secure a fair share of, public in quantities of not less than two gallons:— Wines— ' . P6rt and Sherry, 255:, 305., and 355. per dozen I Ditto (in wood), 10s. Gd., 12s. 6d., and 16s. per .i '■ gallon'--. -.■■ i.-.-:.-.-. . -. !;.: i ..- Whiskey— ■ • Irish and Scotch, 365. to 40s. per case ', : Ditto (in wood), 19s. to 21s. per gallon -' ;Rum— •..■;:;-- ■ ■ '■■■ -■.-■■• I --- West Indian, 365. to 40s. per case 'Jo : Ditto (in wood), 18s. to 21s. per gallon i Brandy— '■ ' - as ; Cognac, 42s to 56s per case i Ditto (in wood), 20s, to 225. Bd, per gallon - - GSNEYA— 30s. to 565. per case AIJES AND STOUT-; ---" | English raa'Sdotohl per gallon, 9s. to 19s. ed' per dozen ': Ditto (Colonial), 3s. per feallon, 7s 6d per doisen Whiskey— ' ' i Colonial, ISs 6d per gallon j I Ditto (to case^^es, 6d. Tea, Coffee, and all sorts of Groceries,, at equally 1 good value. A single trial will prove the advantages j offered by James Oldham, High street, Auckland. Il' P.S.-^odds delivered free of charge within six -. miles of the city. QRIC XE T, C EOQ UE T, FOOTRALL, ETC. A Large and Well-assorted Stock of CRICKET BATS, STUMPS, BALLS, GLOVES, ; ' AND LEG GUARDS; SETS CROQUET & STANDS, CROQUET SEATS SINGLE STICKS, FENCING FOILS, ; GLOVES AND MASKS, BOXING GLOVES, FOOTBALLS, QUOITS, LAWN BILLIARDS, ETC ,■ ■ _r To be Sold, a Bargain, A LARGE LAWN MOWER. . .^.... '."■'""' ' H." EENDELOW, / IRONMO NGE R, !> I ~ .-. A? 0. QUEEN STREET. 1 ; it! Venetian Blinds. VENETIAN BLI2?DS. WIRE GAUZE, AND PERFORATED ZINC . KJ -A.y BLINDS. CAN be had at the Auckland Venetian Blind Manufactory, Shortland-street, of any dimen sions, in any number, within a given time, of the BEST QUALITY, AND AT REASONABLE PRICES. j f^TSENT TO ASSi PARTS 07 NEW ZEALAND. I m. h. Busby, .. Blind-maker and Wire-worker, many years established at-City Road, London, manufacturer of f eirery description of Window. Blinds, Plain and Orna mental Wire Work..: .-;..;• -A- -.■ • .' Old Blinds cleaned, altered," repaired and painted. I A ; fVTEJOITIAN; HOUSE,; : BHORTHAND STREET, AUCKLAND. AND CARPET WAREHOUSE, SHORTLAND-STREET. " -/y-cv/yiA. \i.c,',\'i .*:..'"<> , m.WAuv. -■:;' Have at present an immense stock of every description of English. American, and Colonial-made j CARPETS, FLOOR- 'A \ wmk '•'j.''.:'!\toTHS/:;&c.,'':'' i : ■' I ..." -—Which are all marked at exceedingly —- - -___ _ I Those about'to furnish would do well to inspect the following'lines before purchasing elsewhere :— WALNUT. ROSEWOOD, a?«d MAHOGANY ~ j ••'•-' 'drAwing-room suites; ' ■ ' : OAK, MAHbGANY,. AND RIMU DINING.- I yUMHOy '-. ,£ROOM SUITES. ; A ih mjrll ; ■- ' WALNUtT.OO, OVAL) AND SHAPED • ■ . ■ ■ . ■:. :;, .TABLES, ; a _. i '■'-^jMUSIC STOOLS, CANTERBURYS, AND : '. WHATNOTS. !.;., IROSEWOD'O AND WALNUT CHIFFONNIERS j ' MARBLE'^OPS AND GLASS DOORS. jCEDAR, RIMU, j^P/KAURI. CHIFFONNIERS iMAHOGANYJ RIMU.' AND MOTTLED KAURI ff* A". ~ „ , lfi r- x MARBLE WASHSTANDS AND TOILET TABLES; : CHESTS OF DRAWERS, COMMODES, AND ' ' TOWEL HORSES. STUFFED, CANE, AND WOOD-SEATED CHAIRS j GILT CHIMNEY AND TOILET GLASSES - (In great variety). IRON AND WOOD BEDSTEADS, ; SPRING, HAIR, WOOL, FLOCK, AND FLAX ,'"^"' -•;' MATTRESSES, '■;'">■■• -a. -~ I ' '/FEAIHER.'BEDS; STRt>W £ ALL! ASSES'. ; ,; : ~,;.; „ 'blankets and quilts: ... ;;.,':' ; , ! : ;M«i : f!::E'o-G $&<: A.yA,y W. and H. have Just receiyed. .- ■;. , '_~ . I •"'''A^^'ARG'JS'1- CONSIGNMENT "'OF"" THE'""""" "'"'-'-*■--"'"':i"'-"'"-'" ';■■]_ /"NEWEST "DESIGNS IN/ ■' :- BRuMELS,;'.TAPESTRY,".\,VEtY;ET!PILE, AND i KILDERMINSTER CARPETS/. ;,,,;,;,,',(/ ! FELTS>]-tttJ"<s;S/'M:kTTINGS, AND DOOR MATS j ..-.->.[ mSo'l TABLE COVERS. FLOOR CLOTHS, .; i 'All: widtbjs; ifyom; j yards ,5 yai;dfi "• j / REPS, DAMASK, LACE, AND MUSLIN I j \ f - „j j ..qi^RTAI^S. ij|rn n . -. ".,'r! bRUMB (I CLQTHS.'t bjMiTY,, FURNITURE,I in A.Mrtnl.yy^A}ol*WMl2(i. -._, -■ hA\ Am-h BRASS CORNICES AND CORNICE POLES,: . hi»: FRINGES, GIMPS; AND''FURNITURE.-.:! TBIMMtNGS-i'r WlK«o|!tO ;---l-_i ~?!>> j:o'f Every description. •W.'and'H.-having''large and convenient workshop can manufacture every description of'Furniture'on the,»horte|st notice.,-, ,■,, -.;■.. y,yy>- tWAKTP OT SMUhiB Lf.fA^ENT^.'iFCR,,; i jjll'l'V ;.!;;tci^;Gii^VEß',l&::;Bi^ER:"^ '" "■"■ ''■'■*■' '■'":: ,:-machiNesv': "li7S"Su J'thstruction given io purchasers baj&tvnhf -Close^ oil Saturdays after Twb o'clock. fi|.iHoßf;:» ,j,.:u-,;! MsdU ii- ■•■'■ WINKS & HALL.



Miscellaneous. [Established A. D. 1804.1 THE CITY OF AUOKLAND Dyeing and Cleaning Establishment, Richmond, and 18, Shortland street, and Shortland, Thames. Offlce Hours:—From 18 a. m. to. 10p m. WILLUMED Gr A E, whilst sincerely thanking the gentry and inhabitants of Auckland and its surroundings for the very liberal patronage accorded him during the past eight years, ue'gs most respectfully to inform them that his new premises at Richmond are now completed, and being, as they are, on an extensive scale, and fitted with all the latest improvements, he is in a position to execute Orders to' any extent ancl 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 and Satin Dresses, &c, to be Cleaned, Dyed, and Finished. Ostrich Feathers Cleaned, Curled, or Dyed, in any shade or color. Gentlemen's Clothing Cleaned, "Well-pressed, and neatly Repaired at.a short notice. Blankets Scoured at 2s per pair. Sheepskins 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 left at his City. Establishment, Shortland street, will meet with prompt attention. Ladies and Gentlemen waited upon by leaving their address at the Shortland-street Depfit.- William Edgar, Dyer and Cleaner, Short land street: Works : Richmond. . . HATS AND CAPS, JUST OPENED EX CORONILLA. All the Latest Shapes in Hats and Caps at TTILL, FENTON & HULBEET'S, "^^ MANUFACTURERS & IMPORTERS, f Queen street, opposite the Bank of New Zealand, and Victoria street. Hatters by Appointment to His Excellency Sir G. F. Bowen. Sewing Machines, &o. WHEELER & WILSON's Silent LOCK-STITCH SEWING MACHINES, With Important New Improvements, at Reduced Prices, from £7 10s. « GAUTION.—The great success of the Wheeler and Wilson Machine has produced numerous worthless mitations. To guard the public the American Medallion Trade Mark is now placed on every Genuine Machine. jt^Sole Agent for Auckland— J. HARRIS, CAVENDISH HOUSE, QUEEN STREET, Opposite Durham street. Sewing Machines for the Million! THE BEST AND CHEAPEST ..IN THE COLONY AT. '; MONTAGUE'S CELEBRATED EANCT BAZAAR, QUEEN STREET, AUCKLAND. The "Defiance" Hand Lock-Stitch Sewing Machine, complete WITH extras. £ s. d. Price .. .. 6 0 0 With Table .. .. .. .. 610 0 THIS Machine *has been awarded seven PRIZE MEDALS at the various com petitive trials held in Victoria and New South Wales, and is generally admired for its elegance.of finish, the. certainty of it? doing all that the most expensive ma chines are supposed to-perform at one-half their cost, and its extreme simplicity, aa children are enabled to Work it equally as well as adults. THE " OERMANIA " SILENT LOCK-STITCH SEWING MACHINE. Price .. , £5 15 0 ... . ; :■■'. . With 19 extras. .- This Machine has-obtained a world-wide notoriety; having been-awarded Twenty-six Gold Medals in Europe, and has taken several Prizes in Melbourne, Ballarat, arid Geelong, and is acknowledged by the. Victorian. Press an one of Ihe Best and Cheapest Hand Lock-Stitch Sewing Machines yet submitted to' the public. , , '■'_: /., ;.;: . . : , A constant supply of Needles, Cotton,- and all, extrks/orihand/ '■ '■'" ■ - '■ An experienced Machinist always on the premises to instruct purchasers,, and lessons given gratis,; if required to parties preferring, at their own residences.. lln order to meet the requirements of all classes ' ; WEEKLY PAYMENTS WILL BE. TAKEN. -, i y "-'"' OiiJjii.i -■ Note the Address :— < > •>■■■■ Montague's Fancy Bazaar, ' QuilEN STREET ' UCKLAND 1 .ft-.-.-iT-n.-.-Hf:,;■-.-.';flh;--;i .iM'IYitAJX hyr oeton jon ca, | ''^M';!, "QUEEN $TREET/ Sflf ' -'HAS 0 3ST S'Ati, jPROVISIONS— I ;' Salt Beef; Salt Fork, Ox' Tongues, Sheep's Tongue* '■' Preserved Meats, and Fish, ' ,'; '' , ; I Lamb's Biscuits and Cabin Bread —. j . Teas, Sugars,jGandles, itferosine Pickles, Jams,; Rice, Tobacco, Soap " !c<^ONIALPRQI}IJCE—. ' _ - \y -y ■ > i \ yy j • 50 t6ns Duncan's Dunedin Flour and Oatmeal 13 cases McConnell's Hams and Bacon .150 Port Cooper,, Cheese, ,npv arrival y-'y'if ', 70. sides Canterbury Bacon, in cloth,„ >.., -, I f j 20 kegs' Priihe Salt Butter, just landed. ' . ' r•' '■Ay-u .' li ; :;.;^;;'';iiso,:,-, „,'.'.;.v,', i; rf * Pressed, Oaten, ahd Lucerne Hay iand Chaff .', ! Oats, Maize, and Bran, Etc., Eto... -- . y s :•. i-.rl .150. tons Bell's Sydney. Bonedust,. fliie J-ihland Jin'; BASS'. No. 4 PALE ALE, NEW JSREW, " chjin.f ':: '.V t ' A CLd 'XL f\ 1., j? f - j. ~,'..,,.,^Ju5t Landed,, exHero, ~ { -y 'V -f 2g^;sßp:s^'' lit ':FiNE,,:\;c,oisfUxTioN^.; "''aaAa)" U ,A "-'■.' ~."■ Onvsaleby ' '■',' _■ ;';.'',' ~';.;-- -lIO'ST 'ON J O #!©«£«* COMMISSION iiGi-ESTT," "" ,tij';M--u - -fe^ bM^Mds W* ;'V STBAWBEMiE& J&.K Sffl^jffi ..,.,->-,« W uNIyISaTEU SUPPLY !. j _ "yA THESEjseasfttiable, delicacies eaWfh© ■ ~,, uib^d <?v<ery;day (Sundayslncluded) atHhe'f f: SUE EE.Y EE.U IT JOt- AED E N'S SotJb v A.-'' " Aith-t .■'■■" ■> i'j ff ! " AlA'SO^^^uß^-'O^iH'Eil-S,'/.' j ..') -, ,'."....■ f-.'-,. And.tX. theirJN'ursery,, '_,','._ '/vf :..yyA,;< s •;<[> !■:. :-¥iAJl'^ Trh IS. •'("■■''. Us tiwdtiMi: STRAWBERRIES FRESH 'EROM T^E GROl|ifls. PARNELL NURSERY & ftURREY FRUIT GARDENS,



Drapery. :" ■• ;' A/. /.' '">:!' •,. ?'. '.AAA-, ..',' ;;•.!//. -./. ■.'.!•-: :. '{;. :, ■:; ANOTHER SEEIOUS ACCIDENT j: / - SAMUEL COOMBES JLTAVINQ- met with another, acci dent in the shape of a CHEAP BARGAIN will continue the CLEARING SALE AT 180, QUEEN-STREET, '■:■• '■--'FOR ' ; AN OT HEB MONTiK! . .;.' A■. .a i , >I h, ... -.:. ':■ .:•:.:;:• Ir. *myi DIRECTLY OPPOSITE : DARBY'S THISTLE HOTEL. Mr B. Cass, of Cheapside House, so well known for his judicious and advantageous buying, having deter mined to relinquish the Clothing Branch of this business, has sold the whole of his admirably selected j '..A '■':'■ '. ■'■'*, and well bought stock of Men's, Boys' and Youths' Clothing at snch a figure as enables the purchaser to undersell anything yet offered. A BANNOCKBURN TWEED SUIT for ....... , .... 37 6 A MAN'S BLACK CLOTH SAC COAT for ... ... ... 10 .6 '..'.'•'!'■:., . : •;■■-,' L * '"'' '">', ;; j;,,*-.. "/''"-. ;.i':tji A MAN'S TWEED SAC COAT J for ... ■■'..'." -'.-..: A'l'j'j'. '.' .;;:§;;;; ; "§' A MAN'S TWEED TROUSERS ~;l ' ( for . ... ........ .... OilY ' _ '""'"' ■ ■■.:' -A. ; - ■■.'AA : '.>. Yj 'Af i. ,-; /". _ i f{Fi A MAN'S WATERPROOF COAT f0r.,:..;...v.. -.-. ; r-,.- ( >: _~,__-y-r y. lQ [? ;' 'IVJH ;•!< ) HAAi "i -:U: yy \. .' A MAN'S CRIMEAN SHIRT "'•'; ; for 1,. ... ... ... 2 11 •'. >J <'■' < ■"■ 'HH.MHT^ Til 'A. A J i\ A GENT'S DRAB SHELL HAT I for ' ... ... .... '...' 7 -ff | orlj 'lo yniiaoli U'lonyfJ in'ii'l $Ll.l'l Imi fiiw vir«c;ino"> iw...-:- ;J yj k> *-it>l>{oi(sitid»i JI tfoltl; .A-yy. li-.my .;-,-,_ ~i,i,. I >;il/r/:ii«il >i j j ~: '-: ; .CTai /w.-.uuj-jO .-■ . ... ,-:■: <.■:,,■ i... j ; .,. , 0 AGENT'S BLACK SILK HAT for - ... - ... ... -.-rr- 11 6 i a aaii"a vtj a xi «^i'». ■j v /;; ai/u: j t.-s ;i:.>a'! v, aaiv. Jtl i^f»i ! i --rr;i/..i 'A^i^^M^ Other Lines equally , «sa&m*S*m • i I '.V <).'. ;. ■ ,J. S l} 1 1J XJ ■Sitli:'-'. *i|<i'ix«k:r vi./tEi .■(<;..u [ r .-.;)i«:,ii !' '■: ,I"\Hosjl ) ; " . ~:.-.-. s,s.y I A. SPEiSiAL LINE IN OVERCOATS. ' 1 '■ h• • . ■•■■ ti- "'-;'., 1.. ' <(ti..- ■ft j * „ :,' ... ':;..'.:' . .Li '* ■ ' .-... s. LAiifi^qfi The Goods have been removed, and will bo Re-marked • :...;=v, '..--';': .■'i! * '''''~'.../'" r:'1 and ready for sale on -! ■ •• > ,\ab&>ii V SATURDAY,;',^,O^'N rNGf''" 3''^ j ..i A!-J.:.!: is: ,M ibdmbOfiQ . (i'Ar. n?.,>: Afldbl-ju ;■ nav«B. ,ui.<i3j; ,ol 'rji.Uri,:-.:..;.i ,-j»if»(f.oM ,«i:U-(i.i-■; Joll Ktiviis, ,".*rvi!'uT ,;■,;.,!•,;t t ,?,0.t ,f '.jTiL''Jt .Hnf-O'-ua .Turlnqi.f.- ft! :..i.'.£)i»: : .-) io*j eldiwioqwtS ' OPPQSJLTE ,PARBY'S THISTLE HO*EL»( Airll.sU: ,t 31 A Vl A HQnee^st|oa^f,|' ,i..if/ ,'z.oeaav: .vrtj^tax UL , ' il'/A .VIUXVL'tXT'/.i A/AYV'.IAAA a "... ; - ..Hiiat/.jAu;.) T,iic,-i '■:'■:;;'V.:?' "■'":;,;," I ■ .B^m'xHutjmoU ,fji.8.X.95 eVIT t i2L&lliS'fiS'T ; i,,--;t'i.')iiO .f-ti/,.-lA.fi ./. .nwoJKUttfiLb'i! t .iK-UiUl'lj, .fi ,5J »io r V_ /.. il i: y' ,i ari , V--H! 10 ".JlUlJßfli lli'Ji :.!lJ .//,'. I r'. IU 1' ill) .!.;,)>■•; .>•(,»! „[ 'f>iW!ajjO;<:.i-i «if joiifiii:) ■ ,(.'.•'. 11/,.)!.;.• 'A H,;t| ,'/'(»



Bootsand sioes, RETIRING FROM THE BOOT AND .;;.;.;.. shq;ebusiness, io**?™.* J 16 A T EI E Begs most respectfully to inform his friends and customers that ho has Re tired from the above Business and has much pleasure.to recommending Messrs STEPHENS & CARTER his successors, and in doing so he confidently recommends them in carrying out that part :of the manufactory so\ successfully carried on by him for the last eigbt years, IN BEEEBEN6E T;6 TKiE .■,._.:... _ ~._■ .ABOVEi- io osmd a Bfl hoc STEPHENS & OAR TE R Have much pleasure-to. calling the attention of the customers of Mr J.-Uater and the public generally that, in taking over the Boot and Shoe Business lately carried on by him, they' are determined" to carry on the business in all its branches,.and; to keep a . - STOCK'OF ALL' FLRSThQUAIJTY. , BOOTS AND SHOES, : 'oYSI 3 ■' For which the above establishment has been noted for past years, arid will use' every, endeavour on theirj part. o give every, satisfaction, both. to their own make and best, imported Boots, eto. |, .■ .. t'lu-r^i STEPHENS «& CAETEE, ! BOOT & SHOE MANUFACTURERS, " 136, QUEEN-STREET - • fa (Opposite Untold Bank). . ~,.. ■_.... . ;' -iC FPWP ;'^;. '" s ; : HJllAtf.-JH iiliijv;. "UJ ■'■;;. Ai'.h IQfiaCttfi bftti Unl Ji ■. <*.: respectfully intimates to his customers and, the general public that, to meet the demand of hi increasing trade, he has, in connection with his Wyndham-street Boot Manufactory,'' opened a'brancli shop in thbse'promises, 88, Queen-street (next'door to J. Howden, Jeweller),; where he now exhibits a splendid stock of the first Colonial and English-made Ladieß', Children's, and Gentlemen's Boots and Shoes manufactured and imported under W.B.s special care. : Repairs executed on the. premises on' the shortest notice. The special attention of storekeepers ! masters of vessels, arid country dealers is called to the large wholesale stock of goods, whicli is Offered at a liberal trade discount for cash. H"- ' 'And /£ e Bj;a _ft%k on, (LATE H.. FUG ATE,) , ' \, :' 18 1, Q'UOE.E!N.i-'s..T EE T>-aa BOOT AND SHOE I^ORTERS -AND, ;: * MANUFACTURERS, An* Wholesale and Retail.'' ■• : • ■■■ :_■■-■ .'-k i.ij... •. ■-._• :.•:..;•: t■;■ ;•■■;; Country Storekeepers and Coasters Supplied atj| Wholesale Prices. ..-,!': !... ,A :■..■_ • : ..'., '■"' : ..-- Oli-J !fi.)'( *AA; GENTS' SPRING-SiDES TO ORDER.. IBh.'A' ■ - ; ■■~... ... .-.■ ;. - ;• i -.- .. ,-_. ':.: :-.:}. ;•;;, ••it,. '- \ ''■'- fSTNote the Address: - - --' '"■' ':' J- i: -'-. J. & J. • JAMIESON,; 18|1, QUEEN STREET. " " ,: , j Opposite J. Coupland's Produce Store] ipi* rjl H E VEE T' L A T"E 8 T jMENS ELASttCisiDE PEGGEP BOOTS TO!' J }>OUi ■:. :;,>; OR DE Rs; ; yrAit-.isu'X t . ! ;'l ir, titod-V-nd ht'i ti; (kb ! a* ; /k-■■:.-. : ■■;;,:\ a -lSs^/-;^;^-^-;;,.; s■;!_,' ..". '.-,_;' " "'-AT ■ - j -■&*• -"B'-;E;' O^O^Ki^E..'^^-''.-^' BLUjg .800T,;..■.';..''■ Next Bart^ett's, the ' pHoiroaßAPHE'iis, -'■■■ ■■-. rravs_\* 9ffi^fel STREET^;, '^^ .# A S HIN p- M A DE' EASY ' :x";'!a!';l:;L'e^n i> ;E\R; ;fi :; IV FACTURER, iPARNELL,...AUCKLAND^,'.,. ? Begs to call the; attention of,the Trade, and the public iri general to his^varioiisliraridsaf SOAP, whlchfbr' 1 excellence of quality cannot be surpassed. : bail .iJHousphold Sqap, a. good cheap ,Soap, .- ...,, ./ No. 2 yA., „.,,** a superior quality Soap, ~, I »-Al' '*'•; _r'-*.<A,i being the best Sftap made; ■ * and should be it) every family, as its washing qualities) are really Al, and for is unequalled. . - • :.. (I^BK. FQR .ALLENDER'S;.AI SOAP, : j , ; , And pee tliatyoUi'getit', as" one trial will be endugn to'secure''its'cohstarifuse'.^ *■" '■>*-'-'■■ --1 -:•■•' -- •- * l&tom to '-••: so'-iF'T^'s 6 a-v- " s-^-'A!:■•:>a. Is also manufactured on the premises, which-f6r machinery, wool-washing, 'etc., is equal in quality .to the Imported article, j™ 1 ■. " -"-!- ,!j-"- *' ■■■' ■'-' -■ A L'L E NI) ER'S P URIF IE D' iii dUL fftl T-1000 vowi-.^OANCEM Joloit J9:vi.t,> nc Are admitted by all to be the bes*; in the market, and are guaranteed to burn longer than &perhi * , "" I TO accommodate ciistoriiers lie has ifik'^n '£h Offlce. in Port street, next door to Messrs.. S. Cochrane asd- Son's Auction Mart; where orders can be left, \yhich will,have prompt attention". t A A .■■' '. P^ftJfiifiL STEAM SOAP1 & CAN'DIiE' WORKS' j i2thtSeptember,iß7ar di tllsdmoau ,%imm % ; -*y> yA^i:^^ gnjj^vv-ii,, [jmoo ; .U. .114 'IOiXMI , <>)i-<jj. lUJi!B'ljßni THE, trndersjgned b% tp' ini^ffltlHS; ', public that tliey liave conimehced business as*; ' WSSIO^'^WELLjERS/, 'EN4AfVEiJS,;;'t)YE'' j ( SINKERS,;.AND.' LAPIDAfRIE^."'.' >J'] H(T i DWELLERS'I WORKSHOP:''69,'i'Qu«ep' street (opposite; Sontliern,.Cross |Olficeb •• ,mj -ifi-vi.i'Hfh .-.rf- I .ENGRAYIN,G.&.,LAPIDARY ptePARTMEN*, iV^ellesley street,'Sks't,'flVe doorSfrotoDysOn'sCornet ■ -•'■"'''^PENZOLJi &<TEUTENBBR(i'.'v ; 'bqai j Auckland. 9th September, 1872. aatcii&liis X ,-j !v" Oj' :li;->.ii 'i(...vu!qjt—»>,., ni V-ir.t-.li-.t) vfajaww ! . (JU'UU.in.Mj.ft?!. i| 9^ned. |(li . r . Jj," - f :3,OpfI\;AJRpS,IirEW mNTS.ifa^'colon^'from sjdL, UOiKi'i>Hji'o r.j 'fniAlso,-.,, " ,i //>;-» f)i -i iII ■■ < I JNEW 'tEGLINITON I'TiES ' ' ''-I'' l' ! A li'-" ; SltK1 SCARVES;-- MQUVA% .q-ioth. I io domi iiriELASTIGRRAOES^) •.-.u-ho'iti nil iOJ \,<iA,-y-A, - I BELTS, , ■ ." y ■ ; -' "l) vll^ 'HANDKERCHIEFS,^ 'M And.:i'!.-•.-;■:-■ «i fd th oil* "■* obsdlii ttilHoß --'.il i.io-u i UMiMaSLLASj ' .•i-oiUndv/ o;i) Of SuperlpriQ^iaJlty,;., , ; ..-,. . .., .-ulit 'fol ,ii,iii-i Mil U'ntiiiii lj.'i-,ituu r tt) hiu ' PARNELL RISE, Comev of Rutland Road.



»d j Bbslid and Residence. ¥1 CTO EI A HOUSE. NORTH SHORE. - -Mrs Landers wishes to let the public know that she . ;isr prepared to receive Bbarders, or to let Funfished Apartmehtson the most reasonable terms. Als6, to thank her. friends for their past favours. ■ -.'. ---1 N.B.—Tea, .Coffee, and other Refreshment at all all hours'. A.'_ 'AA. | ; 1 Sonnapps. '"' Important Public Notice. ; : WOLEE'S AEOMATIC &CHIE DAM!' SCHN-AJPJPS, - Registered tinder Trade Marks" Act, 28 Vie. No 9. The extraordinary Sale, wide-spread popularity, and wonderful results of Wolfe's Schnapps prove in disputably that the introduction of . a perfectly pure beverage is appreciated by the Australian public. •The medical prof ession ' being the most competent in science, and responsible in society, of all others to form a correct judgment of the medicinal and .salutary v properties of an article of this kind would riot give tlieir unsolicited testimonials- ih special commendation of. Schiedam. Aromatic Schnapps wereit a preparation of doubtful or even ordinary quality, nor unless they had proved its superior excellence and Value, in their , own practiceor experience. ■-3 :' '.' -' '!' '!' As a means of preventing the disagreeable and of ten dangerous produced upon the stomach.; and l bowels by a change of water, or iri the lise'of ("water containing ari infusion of-decayed vegetable toatter, which so often produces that obstinate form of Fever and Ague which so frightfully underminjs the.constir tution,.. THE SCHIEDAM AROMATIC SCHNAPPS ' ' will be found absolutely infallible, While in cases of Dropsy, Gravel, Obstructions of the 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 Profession. . •• -[o Aca. -..--A _ The following reliable testimonials have been offered by the Australian Press.— - . - '• •' Sydney Morning Herald.- ' - - -'" In these days -when alcoholic liquors are so largely _ consumed, j and • consumers are so .much in doubt : whether thiir 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 .Wolfe's Aro-matic Schiedam Schnapps.-. It is_some-. thing to, be assured by physicians and other of the Scientific cognoscenti that we have'in this'article a 'genuine -extract, which," taken in moderate 'quantity and ; , under ordinarily healthy conditions of body, affords & .beneficial stimulus to, the animal functions; and, even if taken in excess, leaves but a iritaimuhi of the in evitable evils-of abuse. ..-..: : : :.;.: ': hit \ a ."lf it is necessary to the interests of the public to denounce the too common practice of manufacturing noxious compounds as wines arid spirits' it seems only . ust tb' poirit to this meritorious exception." ' .-."! ;' Town and Country.Journal. - ; . .. - • "We have in these Schnapps a total absence of fusil oil which, "combined with the great purity of all in. gredients whence it is extracted, accounts for the uivu> sually healthy and invigorating quality .Which have already rendered this latest addition to the alcoholic list so justly celebrated."' " .... .'.'..", , . Bell's Life in Sydney. ".' _' A' V Experience bas proved the value1 of Wolfe's Schie idwm-Arornatic Schnapps: as a stimulant at once in vigorating and harmless,; audit may be used with much benefit. by.. those'requiring a pleasant, and effective, remedy. The'medical-officers of the Sydney' Infirmary have tested;its'merits practically in-various-cases, and; bear willing testimony te its excellence, and-we, there-, fore, feel no.difficulty to recoriimending to ; the notice,, of our readers the' Aromatic Schnapps, not'bnly as a' pure' and agreeable occasional beverage, but;'what- is ■ of far more importancei as a really pleasant medicine. : ■!-~ . - Important Testimonials., , . "Sydneylriurmary, Nov. 11,1870.' ' ' j' I beg to state that I have; with' the perrhission of '> H&rtorary Physicians,- given .your Schnapps to. several: patients in our wards. I have no hesitation .in stating; that I consider your Schnapps & most excdlerit StihiiiA lant 6«*f;DiMreticj'aridof'great value' to: cardiac 'and' rerialaffections, and -1 believe they. wiU eventually, supersede allother Spirits in the.treatment of theaboy, complaints. 'A ' '" A LITTOK FORBES, Resident Physician." . Government Analytical laboratory, '""" i ' '.''., ; Melbourne, March 15,1872.' ' I have examined a sample of' Wolfe's Arbmatic ' Schiedam Schnapps submitted to me for analysis. From . the examination I conclude that this spirit is perfectly frkefrom Fusil Oil, or solid matters ; is distilled frorii malt only, as a samplel of Holland's gin Cannot be surpassed. . It-may therefore be recommendedfor use. ..to'Hospital and private practice as a good aromatic stimidant. — (Signed) William John son, 'Gpvern ment Analytical Chemist. ' ' ■.:'- '- >Ye have appointed tMessrs L., D; Nathan 1 & Co; Subr Agents for the. sale of Wolfe's. Schnapps, 4n Auck land,. New Zealand.-^-M."Moss & Co., .Sydrieyj Sqle^ Agents; tor Australia arid New Zealand. ' ' ; . ..; : ■ •• Auckland,' New Zealand. ■ I certify that-I : have carefully, examined and analysed ' W.oWs Arorivdiic Schnapps, and find the' sample given me to' be'a very strong, pure spirit, free ffoni adultera tion •Or any 'deleterious orany offensive toatter,' arid 11 believe useful in aU cases where a pure gto is indicated. I have, also submitted the sample to r patients who have been accustoriied to this description of stimulant, andit Has been universallylikfe'd and approved of as a; strong,pure; ; wholesome.spirit, arid as..such lean re-. commend it. "-^ Charles F. Goldsbro', M.D., June 20,1872, °a* "'\' " ;"';',;;.'; aaa- . ;; \ i!£jp!ij^ '' \ _ A^ente,.Auckland, New Zealand.; ■ ...V, , A; %BOiALIAN.MTJ^ ;! ;;-W DENT SOCIETY.; : .vr...j- .Ay ; '^ ' '%■ '.' J f;* '&t'AßLtSHEl>'lßl9r': _*''*■_ ,;" Jr' S'_ Ws i L ;OR J4UTUAL: LIFE ASSURANCE, .ETC.'.<■; ~ it. .Head^ffice: Wellington., . . ,>,| 3 tr Local Board dp Directors :... ' < . Hon. C. J. Pharazyn, Esq., M.L.C.; Chairman: ' " IHori. William Fitzherbert, Esq.; M.H.R.-,:Deputy. •• ad blit'o Chairman.. >-a •■_._-. _.. _■ ;y.,-:_\ : y -; ■ A. de.Brandon, Esq.,. M.H.R. ' TheTlbri.'Morgan S.: Grace,'M.D.,.M.L.C,' U' :-j :'George Hunter,' Esq., M.H.R; ■„ - ~ ! (:hs! *.!;! io L-iv.1 Auditors : a-.. ~; ■;;-,;.;. , ( , , , :, Thomas Buchanan, Eso.. , ~ . .. ~ I \ Joe Darsfi6idj Esq. Medical Officer.- ! 8D A t" ■ Johnson, Esq.. • :, "'■ ~. ji , .'-.'-, .Bankers.: ...■'....' j '.Theßank of New Zealand. . "'"-"'';. < ; The New Zealand. Branch ofthe above Society is now established, and is preparedto. carry on business 'to their branch offices. Grey street, Wellington.' | ■ Prospectus^,'showing the:present state and progress' ,»f the Society,:and forms of proposal; may be had: on application to any of the.agents, o^ at the head office, fai above. ■ ' V ' "." I ; i>\..y n -~ ii4ia -■:-. 3K<J :joSBPH'DYER;,:.-,:;!''11 . j -yiit_ L-.- w 31 &' m i ■■■■■■ .Resident Secretary.; o : Agent tor Auckland— .:...-. ■ • ■ .Henry Gilfillan, 7, Queen itreet , > i Medical Referee^ ' ''"'- '■,;' "■' I i &ril T Bi''Kenderdinej.Surgeon. .": i ;A-:s SCOTTISH COMMEBCIAL'.- IN-i ■<.'d h.u.d IiSIIRANGEjCOMPANYj: td sfliuu.^ |i*«to ojjj,pjU^E^rj o LjFJ" 1...fc-JSjStJS ' I,*pAPiITA,IjJ:.!ii"ONE(MILLION STERLING. :'; Jiiil.t .tioe'feq tail!cms ">-■ ifao is '"'■' a: ihoos .ftf> ; j,:l !)£>!, ;) L r)i ;f YAOENTBi'-V Mat f.f'.fnit-? Olfj M* S Jo -7! iPREECE. AND GRAHAM, , tofq 6d% N$ Ji.i.ya.ile's, Buildings,, Queen-street, Auckland, __ a . JTlAum,! a®__ys_!EY; Stench ; iPol'isben<* jJJ'ii !Uplibl«terer,' &o."' Any Of;theiabove work done for the trade, contractors, or private families, .at their (own.^.resi^e^ices .or othei'wjse.; Address;;, ~.., ~,„ :j, #¥1 itfli'Vti* uk(si*ii: ■°G^-'RWs.M >'A;k; e'R^ $ ! V' n'!X5!L f> l'-HOB^ON.STREiT,^',,! '"' ■ J"cn; to BiffAraßft^^o^Wi'frßj?^ aisßsfo to sliioi ■'•^LllaunyyA "^al-: :Ji";',',',i",",!'," TQoFARMERS,; SETTLERS; BUTGHERSi bm-i ri S Bttf£mA^D-<QTHESS? oi i^oum n* j tiij) ori onob n-iad—^.rr-,f.> f !3 li ,sawJdjjrtoJj THE iUnsdersigßed 'are' €ash (Sm>l _ 'icb*^rsi*fijßideß,dSheepskto9/i'.Tall6w/Wooli SHORTLAND STREET ' (Opposite Post-offlce), Auckland.



vr( ynMedioal^ a - m . . . ■ ■ , -i ■, .■ ,■. -. ; A;f OTH E C ABIES' HAl£ - SMITH'S ANTIBILIOUS AND LIVER PILLS | S • The best Aperient known, Tonic Alterative ■ and Purifyingi: containing no Mercury* Extract j ;. fTOmletter:~'(.Sir--Ihavegreatplea!!ureingtatine ' ' . () > that through the aid of your Antibilious and ' , Liver Pills (using one or two doses'a week) I have •'■'•' »- w been restored-from.-intense suffering, arising from I,g tofpid liver, loss of rest, and appetite, nervousness •. and general disarrangement; to the possession of : perfect health. I also observe that the Pills have a-marked diuretic effect, giving great relief to the ■ • . kidneys. , -, ~ ... SMITH'S: WORM POWDERS; f i -.-'.■_ fi The enormous Sale of these SowAsxAa still in- I • creasing. Extract from letter:—" Si *#'iryine ■ every known remedy upon my chil^ /% p-tforas i .- I was at last fortunately induced by to ■ • - try a packet of your Worm Powders. 71 used them - according to the directions, and the "result was so astonishing that if I had not been an eye-witness I would not .have believed it. I am. pleased to state that sincS'using-them my children have . recovered; their .looks, health,', and ' appetite ; in.,.. ; short, a shilling packet has. saved;me,pounds', - .;-. : worth of'medicine.' Please send by bearer a > packet of Powders-, as I 7 wish to give them to si friend." .-,;.■ , .A-lso to be.had,. ~,„.,». -. - SMITH'S RHEUMATIC MIXTURE, Cough Mixture, Diarrhraa and, Dysentry Mixture, and Hair Restorer; ■■"'•■' ■-'-•'■ •'-' ■ ■'■': . ■■■;■ DENTISTRY AND ARTIFICIAL TEETH. ;Tpothaclie' Drops.; ~ : 'aa y .yA'r Proprietor: '■ --;-- a;aaa |fa SYRItEY/ SMITH, ; A' • '.'• -y.l. ■. I •: ;J CHEMIST.'ETC,,, y/'y Apothecaries' Hall, 226, Queen street, Three Doors Below the Cray Hall. •V ; S P EU.I A L N Q.T IC E, . tiir i l li A-k:s f i n c -; ;Y » instantly Cures-Toothache... . ._ ~.. WILLI AMS'" Balsamic Pectoral' Elixir speedily Cures Asthma, Coughs, and Colds.. . : ■-' WILLIAMS' Vermifuge and Worm Powders are .purely Vegetable, .and,'free" .from Mercury; the only 'reliable preparation for destroying Intestinal Worms. 1,. WILLIAMS' Lime Jiiice : and Glycerine prevent 1 the Hair from jfalling-off, and imparts to it a beautiful I and glossy- appearance:' ' ' '•- ' ' s-■■■■-'■' ..,■: WILLIAMS' Raking Powder cannot be equalled. .-. - , WILLIAMS' preparations are bsly to be had at the Pebple's-Dispensary,' ,215, Queen street,: opposite.City Hall., Auckland. T^HE AUCKLAND EHAEMACY, ,■.•;.G I ■ - ' • ' - ;- ;CORNER OF SHORTLAND AND PRINCES iw | T .frshhini *j-STREETS, .j 01 ;.■-:■■'■• 'Aa :■■'. •fc I (Opposite St. Paul's Church.) . 0j OF WJ-',/...- jpJfiprH^A Mhlh'A -aA 'CHEMIST iO., PjRUQ.GLS.T, - (For Sri: Years Dispenser to Drs. Stratford ,* . :•; : and Wright),■•'fcf< ci if.gttn.-v - ■A Begs.to.toformfchis patrons, friends, and the public .generally, that he has REMOVED to more commodious premises as above, where, having provided a'STOCK = ■' of i the PUREST DRUGS, CHEMICALS, AND ; TOILET; REQUISITES/he hopes' to' merit a con tinuance of the support hitherj^p, accorded him.. . . .-,..; ; Physicians' Prescriptions ancrFamily Rec'eipes care- ' ;fully,compounded-,at, all,. hours,, T,F,;residing upon -the premises. ■:.:,*-?!-*"- ""'/.. ■:, pr.WRioHT toiiattendance for;, consultation from '.id jloi3oa.ni. to 11.30 a.m. on Mondays, Wednesdays, Fridays, and Saturdays. -: • ;. 11 w - ' Dr Dawson on Tuesdays, Thursdays, Fridays, and; Saturdays, from-10.3ffa.m.' toiiL3o a.m.' -' ri'''' . Diseases of the Eye will receive special attention on Friday and' Saturday morohSraf "'" : _J . _a,_i ,y iIEDICO-BOTANIO DISPENSARY £.1 ~,! f, T f;rH r - ^ITTAIJN, '; CHEMIST* cDRHGGIST^'AND 1 MEDICAL: i HERBALIST,. ...a. ~..;...:, 65, Victoria-' Street, Corner of s i ■;.,-.[ ~,;,- jJCbCafjel,..Street. ies, -a'aaa sriT A jgble Agent'for Dr.' Coffin's Composition, Stomach Bitters, Antispasmodic, Diuretic and Female Restora- i:ii tife Powders, Indian Pills, etc., etc. A Fresh supply of British-and American HERBS. d Proprietors of the far-famed WORM POWDERS, which are acknowledged 'to be the 'most marvellous .aiid effectual remedy ever known. ' I** A few ;'copies of Dr. Coffin's Guide to Health •k^d Treaties.on. Midwiferypn,Sale... : . i-A sTefll :• -'•'■■'- ' a;! WAI'K:ATO/COACHES' j . — i j "rj%GA^UAW:iHiA': AND "HiiiiLToiSr;'''-'1 A^^CON^ET^JSp^l.leayes karris' Delta Hotel, Ngaruawahia, each day at. &30 a.m., : and.returns sairie day, leaving Hamilton'at 4p.m. • .(Sundays'), Carrying'passeiigersl ahd'luggage; thus enabling, .passengers-, arriving by steamer to proceed -next,rooming; u ., r , ii { ., f. ~,. immtaAdA "•.- ,fi"vsl'i j,: Special "arrangements for parties.,wishing to' go,:. through to Cambridge." ~1'" ' n"' ??***&**._* " '. To Storekeepers,,etc,.,: -Light..Packages^caming by 'steameras far as Ngaruawahia will he carried • reasonable, rates. ~,, ■.. i .* :..;;.,. -, ...<-- f . a/ ; ■ Saddle, Horses and Buggies on hire. '-'"-' • - Mi-iH--.^ , ■AA-.-yy J. } .B.';HARRIS, :. AA :]:, I- .:?•--;!■» f-ixi i>ff;-.-":: - "■-"'•proprietor.''' i iTHin?p.h'A:-iUAiljhi:.'j ai ia L-r:-.i-.;:: gj -■-. il ; i ,!:'Sydn^:Kip : ';'..: :f A".'. "ls"6d to2s"6d 'A i | ''Soufhern^iZ. t^nsnyjHtb cj OsOdtdfes 2d j;!i * .English... -~.....• ...-; .. • 2s6d to3sißd - nl 1 j j Corrugated; Iron, ,6, %, : and? feet: i: 4.: a,\ ,_, i: ..l i j ■■''hy-'yA tado-4^. A-A-A a: ■'•-■j^EOUT.f Gledmirs ; CELEBRATED PASTE . BLACKING,, r^. ' FabtOry: Wellesley street, Auckland. '.'aA._._' 1 -L- ■ — ■ j ,i : _~-.ylj g .1 » ) \ I EIRE^OOP iPE?PT.at • the general public,;tbat" he has^Wpnamenccd the Coal and 'Firewood'trad#ih'thOse jiremlsfes,' Fort : street^ireiehtlyi heldby'MfcJjMAbrißiNAtrj/Where he : will,undortake tospppftf the best value of :Coals,(Fire wood, (cut or' Uncut), on ah* honest profit for "cash. ■ A large * Stock of- Titr6e Fitowood anu-beBtNlSiW.- and:; Bay I CoalS;alway.dn,hand.'<a .;.<?• •*: _\ .::•;•.:?': '< To Masters of Vessels and.Bushmen— J. C. is also a Cash Purchaser of Titree Firewood at^eirr^rffl't rates:'' '! •' as;---" ■;':■ ,"i"- ",T-^-. T^fe-; ! ; :'iV' l!:;iJ '>* '':To!behadof '-" • ■- 9? '■■a;:/, | ! -;)iV nEviERY r'GRbCER u I IN >rTHE J;Ci^ JL' j ttJIW bo it ,<; .i Rr Jaotß ".: '"-< iK,'.:--.::.;-f ffSd (MtoW'' raid iFaotory:?WeUeßl6y'str«i"at;i'Aucklß.nd,;-: Kid Bilf 'JO j-jn:">l ftt:;;1->7i'. .;!? . q.-i" |-.y: tfga w;ir;f E''tf:K ;:,[ : - ■-;u!V :.:';'^,.:i; v ■:;: i-.:;!'.■-.•; :■■: .. : ;-i ••. - .-/?:■.■ : : UiJ «^BNNI^KILLEN JEQUSE,., C: ; yA\ J -oVqliiCfeir jOjuJEtviliiAi y llSioT^ißy«Et'El'ToJg[ > «Jirtild Bd3 aJMoW^'pHoes^to^y;* bSti ,liilfi'9d t iliQML^iiesr.ftndiQhUdr^n'siPe.arlSttaWfHatftiroat J la »vviM?P(Mis»and ,2s .M each j gPPdyi|to^l9r> ( ' -''t-ps'bach"',. "-' •>»ni.i.» r.iT. i*y?r ,>j.j j««j -SOrt|oien?Colored Josephine Rid Gloves, at 3s p«e I?-^ Long aoih'(4i&u£, o«B .^'4aih^W) l a't6dWd6jdperVarcL V f^;;^ - WOipairi White; Maxsella. Rflpts; j a,t'.ss per ( p.ai-e hAI ' t^Wy^ypalicQest yard.wide, at 7d pet yarn..- 4 Ik -sW' Dolly' Varderi Hats, cheapC- 3^' J--11 *&**"? 1 tJaOJpal&tf TbieeliOro.'wniiMolei Trousers (sliglCtV I oiU/10, 4?*^ e'4)»»tl7sp,erpair < ,h : jjo)3ob«oa 150 pairs CaaimereTHouse-boots, at 4s per pair■ ■ Kid'MsMio-800t5,5 ffrom 6% Wff^atitfw^'Pr