The Evening Star.

Vol. IV.—No. 901. j

Auckland, N.Z. : THTJBSDAX J^INUAHY 30,1873.

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snipping;. A UCKLAND & NORTH SHORE JZA. STEAM FERRY COMPANY .(Limited.) r _£$. Takapuna> - - "-, -*. r - ""% -' ZAZ,' >Reaves, . ■;., Leaves . vonport vvharf. Flagstaff Wharf. Auckland Wharf. 7.10 a.m. 7.15 a.m. 7 40 a m 8.40 „ "■;•• .';v'.''B^s-;" t i" ' "■'■"■ " 0 ii> " 9.40 „ " ' "0.45 „_ _ 10.10' 10.40 „ ,10.45 .„.,, . . 11.10 . . 11.40 „ -J I ' 11.45: „ ■ ' 12.10 p!ni! 12.40 p.m. 12.45 p.m. 1.10 p.m 1.40 „ 1.45 „ 210 2.40 „ 2.45 „ 310 " 3.40 „ -~-f j 3.45 „ 410 " I.™ „ 4.35 „ 450 " 5.15 ~- ! - :-5.20 „' •' 540 "' ' 6.10 „, i ■ G. 15 ~ , c4O " - NIGHT TRIPS. ' ": 'i" (AYeek.days only. '"••■_ 7.30 p.m.' 7.35 p.m. " S.io p.m 5.30 „ . ... ;,.8.30_. „ no 9ao -10.30 '„ 10.35 „ 11 10 " ..; SUNDAYS. ■ ■■■■ _■-'■ .;_."; ---10.10 a.m. 10.15 a.m. 10.40 am 12.40 p.m. '12.45 p.m. 1.10 p m' 1.40 „ ,1.45 „ .. 2.10 ' 2.40 i, ' '2.45.;, : V 3 . 10 "■ 3.40 „ 3.45 „ . 410 . 4- 40 » 4.45 „ "5/10 " ' " 5.40 „,,, , ..._ .5.45. „ '0 10 6.40 „ 0.45 „ 7.10 " Weekly Tickets, ls. Od. ! Day Fares, 3d each way • Night Fares, 6d ; Children, half price jftefc. "pOR NAPIER, WEL- SffmK^.-'T:™ „LIJf('" J'ON. LYTTELTON, 3^^4^^AND PORT CHALMERS. C.k.Z. & A.M.S.S. Co." .'"A "r The Mail Steamship Nebraska ; will be despatched shortly after arrival from Hono- For freight or passage apply to '-' ■--.-•!- HENDERSON & MACFARLANE. IL '! "OVERLAND ROUTE Sd/y.i TO ENGLAND. jfc&ffijyg'' CALIFORNIA, NEW ZEALAND, AND AUSTRALIA MAIL STEAM SHIP COMPANY. " r FOR HONOLULU, SAN FRANCISCO, NEW. 7 YORK, AND LIVERPOOL. Under Contract with the- New ZEALAkb . , Government For'& Four-weekly Mail Service. ' The Magnificent New Steamship . Nebraska, "A 2,143 Tons Register, I. Harding, Commander. is appointed tbHei-ty'e Aiicklaiid. for Honolulu and San Francisco, on .THURSDAY, 20th February, at 2 p.m. For freight,ipassage,'and all particulars, apply *o HENDERSON &_ MACFARLANE. g^.^-fVST^Aii ASIAN V^|^ :X3L STEAM NAVIGATION CO 's First-Class Steamers. -•SYDNEY * M!ELH6"rtBNE,-'-'•-'• '- A —'- Transhipping to BRISBANE, ROCKHAMPTON PORT.DENISON, CLEVELAND BAY, arid other ; Australian Ports by the A.S.N., Co.' Steamer^. The splendid steamship' .. Wonga Wonga, , J. W. Brown, Comriiander; will leave'for the above ports on or about Thursday, the Oth February.-' - For particulars of freight orpassage apply to ~ . : ,-. -.. ~, H. ,M. JERVIS,. Agent. . - a 1 AM TO RIYER -IIA >0 HEAD. *3^_jßi__U___^' 'The twin-screw steamer «"■*' Lilly Leaves Aucklaiid daily'at 11 a.m.'; arrives at River head at 1-.o'clock; leaves.Jtiverhead at 3,o'clock; arrives at Auckland at & o'clock. Fares : _To excursionists, parliamentary rates of One Penny per mile. . . . . Dec. 2, 1872. ■' ■'-■'" "■-'•■ --' J. CASEY. ■'-- qteam: to mahu ■im!___J^ RANGI AND THE HOT : ,. ; Lady Bowen, _...._ ,m ; Captain Adams, will leave Auckland every Saturday, at 11 o'clock a.m;1; leaves Mahurangi every Monday; at ten o'clock a.m. ; calling at the Hots Springs each day. Carrying passengers and cargo. • - : Dec. 21, 1872.. . .... . . J. CASBY. • /K. TT OR LONAD O N VZ&JMy-'* ' :i ~ ' AD'l RE CT. aJaSS-gSL The n® r0" Clipper Bariiue ! l \ii > ; .r.Glenlluntlyi. . -..n. Al at Lloyds, f47 tons,,.register, will sail about sth February, 1873. '"A ■' . Has .flrst-class; accommodation:for passengers. For freight orpassage applyto^ & . AUSTRALIAN MUTUAL PRO VIDENT SOCIETY, , ~...,.,.: (Es t AiiLi'sit ED ' 1840).' FOR LIFE ASSURANCE ON. THE MUTUAL PRINCIPLE. NEW ZEALAND - BRANCH— , , •,. 1: r . Head Office : "Gre\ street, Wellington. NOTICE TO INTENDING ASSURERS. The next Quinquennial Investigation will take place as at 28th February, 1872, and Members joining the Society prior to Ist March, 1874, will participate in the Profttsstobe.thendeclared. 1 lii aeco'rdance.with. the By-law 3 every policy which sh^ll have endured one complete'year orlnore at Quinquennial Investi gations is entitled to participate in the Profits of the Society, according to its duration. •• '"' The Fourth, Quinquennial;,. Report, showing the Society's state and progress,' ProspestUses, and Forms of Proposal may be had, or will be sent, post free, on application to the Branch Office, or any of the Society's agents. — .... ~ JOSEPH DYER, • ' ' ;'.Resident-Secretary. AUCKLAND-AGENT: HENRY GILFILLAN, _•_: j-'i •-..._' '.Queen-Street.' ■' : ■ ■■ uotaa 1:. UMBRELLAS f UMBRELLAS V i nnrr^SILKTJMBRELLAB'at; A.)\J\J\/ : 75.;6d.;500 ditto ditto (twilled), at 12s. 6d. —Samuel'Coombes, .City Clothing Mart, No. BQ* fv,i«en-street. - •:'•/■> 3;';-. -a: -...-* srta _ S"VJ '» '.____ — -v-jtfe-- ■--'■' ■■■ -- >--,■ ■ ■ ■■■ ■■■■ ■■'■'■■■ ' TIMBER ON SALE.at the Shed Breakwater road. Planed, Tongued, and Grooved, 9x 1 arid 6xl; also, a Splendid Assort ment of .all sizes First and .Second-class. Vessels loaded with despatch. ' - .. < u/e.-A. HARRIS.f Nov. 30,1872. OFFICES TO]bE;LET. , » TO SOLICITORS, INSURANCE AGENTS, AND OTHERS. THE Suite of Offices next the Post office, Shortland-street, lately occupied by Messrs Rogan & Cooper, Solicitors, are To Be Let. Apply to •• ': ■■■-■':■ ":- '. .' . . '. :<: rdiVllZ'r ■:< .. BJ|>J r ._. „;.,... MUST.&_,CO. FOR SA LE, a seven-roomed House in SeafieldyView.—Apply to J. E. Coney. TO TH_E PUBLIC OF AUCKLAND. .<>. THE, Butchers' Assistants appeal to the public "of Auckland W assist them in their endeavours to obtain soma mitigation of their long hours of labour. They therefore ask the Auckland public not to shop after six o'clock.



••'/ .-' Business Ckrds. ~;;:';■; a TO H N E,D W ald-ES, tl WHOLESALE CLOTH CAP MANUFACTURE 37, Grey-street, Auckland. i CONTRACTOR.TO THE COLONIAL PQRCEa TAMES By •%" rT' TC;H;,'Bi.,&, O Carter, Contractor, &c. Goods cleared and delivered from ships 'on the shortest nbtice.1 Ballast supplied. !j <)"'. _•'. J ■<■■" ■■•7 >.-j -.-_..■■. Jjs i T- A M- BS'i B T:.S C U I T, -i-ii £20per ton. Mil..J, S. Macfarlane, Agent. rriHORNTON, SMITH, & EIRTH ... are Cash Buyers of WHEAT.,,; ■;.[/' ■•.<.. Auckland, January 7, 1873. ■T^;';L_/S3 TL JE .R ;,&..' CO^ :._L. . Wholesale, Shipping, and Family. Butcher, Queen street', corner of Durham street,", Auck laad. Poultry of all kinds dressed to order. Prime Smoked Tongues, Home-ou'red Bacon.' Corned Beef on sale in large quantities. . N.B.—Dealers in game. .Live Pheasants forwarded to. all parts of the colonies upon'receipt of order.' Families waited on' in town •or suburbs. - • ' '-...-: .: m '•- ■■ :'<>" '''Tl.- "':: v-0-- A ■&■■•'■ __s:\.! o ; • n,' ■O m House sttid Land Agent; Rertt and' Debt' Collector, Stlchbury's Buildings, Queen street. JOHN MA XWE L L O Wliolesale and Retail Butcher, Victoria street. Families waited on for orders, town or suburbs. GENTLEMEN>S CLOTHES CLEANED. ALTERED, REPAIRED, And PRESSED at , ~•> ~.: HAR WOOD'S, Tailor, ' FitoM Melbourne, . 49, Hobson : street, near the Governor, Browne., in, ' P.S.—Gentlemen's Clothes Dyed■ W PHIL LIP PS &! SON, • OIL, COLOR, and GLASS MERCHANTS, Importers of Paperhangings, Scrim, "Paints, ; Oils, Turpentine, Colors, Varnishes, French Polish,- Gold . Leaf, Artists' Colors and Brushes, Plate, Sheet, Crown, Ornamental; and Photographic Glass, Picture Frame and Tapestry Mouldings..Clock and Compass Glasses, Glazed Sashes, Doors, &C; "' ;' .■ Glass cut to size and carefully packed. .12, Wyndham street. ■. -•• ;-;_■,'_': -..Aa ■•-..'Vj<\\ notice.". MR T. T R ; A E E OiRPi Surgeon Dentistjdes'ires to inform his-Friends and Patients that he''has returned to Auckland,'arid maybe consulted dailyat'his'residence, Wakefield-' street, m ■.'<:'. r ... ;-"■ .. '. ----- ■ - •—■' ''' ': BONES! BONES J! BONES! - BOUGHT in any quantities, foi-'dash, at th© Freeman's Bay Bone Mills!; " '''; '• Pianos! Pianos ! Pianos i ' ' THE Largest, Cheapest, and' Best . Stock of Instruments to be seen at HOFF MANN'S ACADEMY OF MUSIC, 38, Shortland street, for Sale or Hire, or on the-Deferred System of Payment. . - .-....■_ ;. .! Instruments1 of.every description Tuned and Re paired, Bought, S_ioldj arid taken iri Exchange.' Established 1859. . ■_, •-..:•■ :■ ;•' : A^ND ECONOMY IN LIGHT, J. ALLEN DER,'1 SOAP AND, CANDLE MANU ! FACTUREIi, PARNELL, AUCKLAND, , Begs to call the attention of the Trade and tho public in general to his various brands of SOAP,, which for,, excellence of quality cannot be surpassed. "'• ■ Household Soap, a good cheap Soap, No. 2. - ; .....,, .. ■ a superior quality Soap, '■'.' ,_ Al JJ...,, being the best, Soap made,. and should be in every family, as its'washing qualities are really Al, and for durability is unequalled. . j: [ ' ASK FOR ALLENDER'S AI'SO AP,' , And see that you get it, as one trial will'be enough 'to secure its constant use.: . . /Si v.'< .<Ut'7-:i'-> << ■'- 7 ■.. '7 ,- ;r; :\ SOFT 'SOAP ' ''•'•- '■; ''' Is also manufactured on the premises, which for machinery, wool-washing, etc., is equal in quality to the imported article. ; ! ;•.-.....;. -~ ALLENDER'S PURIFIED MOULD •CANDLES . . ,; ..- .... Are admitted by all to bethe best in the market, and are guaranteed to burn longer than tperm To accommodate customers he has taken an Office in Fort street, next door to Messrs. S. .Cochrane and Son's Auction Mart, where'orders can be'left, which will have prompt attention.- - PARNELL STEAM SOAP & CANDLE WORKS ■ 12th September, 1872. '•• ' RAGS. ' R AG' Ft'iiZ'-it ■■■ ' ■.■A7.A,Zi Z.8.-AA GfS.'":';;:.-:" :i' ..'; I ~,,.,,. tu . h[ ... :: ':<._ ■.>!V,Aa.>,<V j <A ZA:7A ... . ...... I ~.:■■;■: ■ ..•■.-. r.-ZZj :■ '■ villli-i Al'77. ,Z q M J T H A N D C o.'Sr 0 .'^AHi^E^TORE;"' ' r ! ; _'^J DURIt A M STRE ET ' WJ; ST, A Opposite Buckland's. Sale: Yards. '..' '■'-■■ ''! Are Cash Purchaser: all kinds of Rags, Metals, &c NEW .PARS RHANGiNGS, 'GILT. MOULDINGS.,- , H.OLLAND & BUTLER,-•/ -.» . OIL .AND CQLPRMEN.w'i leu y.r:u A :2C^,YicT:pjtlA .STREET,- .. ,: ,_ /'.A^U p,K t L;AN D,, •-,.•,,-:.'.. oi Z importersof ■ ~,...;; 7 .,;j A.tA.\ ■'■'■'"' PAPEP.HANGiNGS, ,' ', ... White Lead! (in wood knd iron), Paints, Raw and, Boiled Oil, Varnishes, (Brushes, Plain and ' Ornamental Window Glass, Artists' ■Z- Tube Colors. Photographic Glass,-;,: GILT MOULDINGS, GLASS SHADES, ETC. . PIC TU BE: F RAM I NG: 0 OR DE R i '•''''-' Agents for the . , ' NEIiSOSI HEMATITE PAINT COMPANY. This Paint is the best preventative of rust in iron. TO FARMERS, SETTLERS, BUTCHERS i ";" ," r'.^NDj OTHERS ;,„ j; ,: ; oajl „j -, THE. .Undersigned are Cash"Piir i chasers of Hides, Sheepskins; Tallpw^Wool, ie, &c, at highest markets rates, ■ ,; L. D. NATHAN & CO., "' ,J SHORTLAND STREET ,f, ■■■]. . 7... (Opposite Post-office), Auckland. :, i; F D B^LT.U.RE. . Tl '■&■ H. COOKE, 14i8,QtJEEN • STREET (Cortier of Victoria- street), offer for $ale-a Large, Stock of Drawing-room Smtes '(in Walnut), Dinirig-robm FuriUtnre (m Mahogany and Other woods), Bed-room Furniture (m Mahogany Mottled1 Kauri, arid' Rimu), Library, Office, and Hall I Furniture, . Iron j and; Wood Bedsteadsl / and< ■Cots,' English and American Cane-seated Chajrs. Mattresses,- Palliasses,, i Bolsters, ) and- Pillows, Toilet Glasses and Toilet Ware, Kitchen Tables and Chairs, Venetian and Roller Blinds, Matting, Door Mats and other Furnishing Requisites, the whole of which are marked atvery low prices.



,"'-j ;V -"'! Hotels. ; f';;- ; ; -; SUEEOLK HOTEL, ] ■; nip wood. " To the Inhabitants of Dedwood and the ' PtTBLIC G-ENERALtY, ' '■' • " MR E. HOLLO WAY having takeu the abbye Hotel hopes by strict attention to cleanliness-and good Liquors to merit a fair share of public. patronage..: _i ..;..:' •___! i- '.1 ■ .';•'<::,. Families supplied, Pic-nic and Yachting Hampers delivered on ' the. shortest notice at -Reasonable PRICES:"' •'::'- ' ' J".''•::'■•:• .<VJ'jl'll?.l\i •: If < The Billiard-room stands.-.unrivalled for comfort, and is fitted up with one of Alcoclf's best Tables. ' J, '..■_'_-,._■_ : Masoiiic Hotel, .'.,'.":.,.;' f,j j : -,. DEVONPORT, NORTH .SHORE. :. ~ I .Under,,the Management of , Mrs Brown. FAMILIES can 'be accommodated with Private Sitting-Rooms. The Hotel con tains 13 lofty and Spacious Bedrodms. "1 '*" I ,f ... BOARD. AND RESIDENCE, .... i> by the week or month, on easy terms. Boats run from Auckland every half-liour. Night boats mr until'U o'clock p.m. : : ,tf; : , . ..,,.!/ >.. ~:'■ TpHE qUSTOJVE-HOUSE, HpTEL COMMERCIAL & READING ROOM, ', SHORTLAND STREET, r, . Are now Open to the Public: \'X.7 r ■:;. ; . .: F.i.R'.iE c..: ;, ;, 'The Proprietor of the CUSTOM-HOUSE HOTEL, has opened as an addition to his establishment the spacious; rooms lately in the occupation of the Auck land Club, Shortland street, as, "Commercial and Reading-rooms. - Files of Papers from all parts of the world will be found on the tables..., .... ~,., -~ ; Commercial men Will find it' to their advantage to call and make this establishment their Exchange Market: ;.'.'•■*' /'■■'■■ •'■ ■ Tamoet the convenience of visitors writing materials ■ of every'descriptiohwill be found on the desks ; also, the necessary forms used for Custom-house' Entries, Mining- Transfers, Bills of Lading, Cheques -of- all local Banks, Stamps/&o., &C: _• :_ -! • ■ A Thoroughfare has been opened through the establishment, from Shortland street: to Fort street," which will be found a g^eat convenience, particularly as the Telegraph Oflice, Cmtomdiouge, Government Offices, Bonded' Stores,' Shipping Offices, &'c, are contiguous. ' ■ • - An additional Bar has been provided, where the very • best of, Wines and Spirits, Ales, &c, can be had. The'public are invited to the FREE use of these Rooms; which-f or' Spaciousness and View are second to none In Auckland. •' ;' ' ! ; In connexion witli:.the above there are large and commodious Rooms open, in which Public or Private .Meetings can be held at a nominal. charge. " Commercial travellers "of every branch ; can •be accommodated with Show and Sample Rooms, where every facility will be-Afforded-themior-the.-transaction of business. The charge is trifling Families will find this establishment the Cheapest and Best in Auckland. Jamaica Rum, good quality, ls. 6d. to 2s. 6d. ; best quality 3s. per bottle ~ Old Port, ls. 6d. to 2s, 6d. ; best, quality, Ss. per :' : -'. bottle - ''" ''J ' ' '''"; "-'" Fine Flavoured Sherry, ls. 6d. to Sa\ 6d.; best quality, 3S. per bottle ''. ' ' English Ginger Wine, 2s:'6d.'per hottt* ; English Orange Wine, ditto ditto. 1 . •. • Red Australian Wine, highly reconamended for ' invalids, 3s. per bottle . Best Clariet, 2s. per bottle Cherry Brandy and Cherry Cordiial, 33. per bottlo Raspberiy and Lemon Syrups, ls per bottle Holland Square, Gin, 2s. 6d. ditto ditto . Holland fiill-size, 4s. ditto ditto ' , Old Tom, best brands, Ss. 6d: fditto ditto ; Scotch Whis^and Dunville's Lrish j Whisky, Ss. 6d. ditto ditto, . • Hennessy's arid. Martell's Pale Brandies, 4s. per bottle _: ''. Best Sparkling Champagne, ss. per botUe •■ ; English Bottled Stout, Is, per bottle . English Bottled Ale, Is. per bottle. z A liberal disfcount allowed to wholesale purchasers. The proprietor begs tOiassure his customers that all the goods are of the; best quality, and if not approved of the money retufriecl.-, '. .. . 7. : PUBLIC NOTICE. J CATER (late Crombie's) ROYAL • FINE ART PHOTOGRAPHIC GALLERY, Queen street, Auckland, has much pleasure in'inform : ing his friends and the public generally that he has purchased, the Photographic Business so long carried oii by Mr. Crombie ; and havingsecured the services of an Experienced Operator, feels warranted in stating that hey will receive every civility and attention, as ' well as' first-class and artistic portraits at his hands, and that no pains, will be spared to give entire satisfac tion. J.C. begs to announce that'hisarrangements for taking Instantaneous Portraits of Children are now omplete. ..:..■..; -n'A 3i. AiMM '.: .■■< j Sewing Machines, &o- Sewing Machines for the Million! THE BEST AND CHEAPEST ~.. '.; .;, .IN THE COLONY- '■■ !.. .''.l! ''Al MONTAGTUE'S ': CELEBRATED EANCT BAZAAR, A j '; QUEEN STREET, AUCKLAND. Rod i ' """——- ' ;;.,;;.'".'■■;, j a Thfe., "De§ance'; Hand Lock-Stitch '. j Machine, complete '. \ >>-•'" r '■' '■ WlTri EXTRAS. -' ' ' l>r.d i .-iM.--.0 'io JU.i'i Oilg UJJ :.'!■':! : .sfi'lSlUdiJ 1 • . Price .. .:,. ~•; .. i :....,.,.•. . 6 0. 0 , -ii" With Table ,--,;,./ '/,/, \.'^.... ~ ,6 10 _O. U ,J, { THIS .Machine has heen awarded, j seven PRIZE MEDALS at the various com T , petitive trials held in Victoria and New South Wales, and is generally admired for-its elegance of • finish, the certainty of its doing all that the most expensive ma chines are supposed to perform at one-half their cost, ahd its extreme simplicity, as. children are enabled- to , work it equaUy as well as adults. -. THE "G-ERMANIA" SILENT »»<' j LOCK-STITCH SEWING- 1 ™-< ■ MACHINE:/-! ■y^^y a- Price ~': '■ •' A.-'1"-' :.'■'■ \'i ■■'J. '£5 15; o!'';' With Ift extras.: ' • - i^Jhis Machine has; obtained a world-wide notoriety,, having been' awarded' - Twenty-six . Gold Medals ip •Europe,l: and' has taken several Prizes in Melbourne, Ballarat,. and Geelong, and is acknowledged by the Victorian - Press as one _of ,the : Best and Cheapest Hand Lock-Stitch Sewing Machines yet submitted to the public. '' ' ' . A constant'supply of Needles, Cotton, and all . extras,.: on. hand. .. iO.VJ li '■' ~; ■'- ' <•< v■■■ .'■ Ah experienced Machinist always on the premises to instruct purchasers, and.lessons given gratis, if required to parties preferring, at their own residences ' ' In order to meet the requirements of all classes' ..WEEKLY PAYMENTS WILL _BB TAKEN. Note the Address :—:f t Jui.-:ii *•-..■/ e.Z< Ji.J, r H j .Montague's Fancy Bazaar, i '/," ;.". QUEEN STREET .AUCKLAND. For Sale. FPR; SALJi, one WhaleboaK-30ft I —Apply to J. Clare, Boat Builder, Custom house!street. . ,_ ]■ ■ ■ . ■■ ON ;SALE. : by. the.nndersigned, ex j Amar'anthj Amateur, Lion,,Margaret,Campbell Energy, andStratnavar— .'."•''',._ . —t.', - , __ -~,■., '" 500j tons. C.amaru.Fiour,in 20Q-100, and ; so lb. bag • j-oilOOj " ' Adelaide 'Floiir, in SO6 lbV_bags' 10Q; ■•'':-CanterburyFlbtirfin^O.O/lQO,ahdaOlb,bags Sold in lots to suit Purchasers. "~~. W, BINNEY.



MereMndise.j ,:,'"-! MOE T O N; ' J O N; E S y No. 1, i QUEEN STREET, ': ', '\ ''•'■' ; ; !HAS ' O^N^ ;L,E,! ~ JA.J, I PROVISiQNS^-_ '.UamtrJ-V 'in sovilwr A' ; i Salt Beef, Salt Pork, Ox Tongubs, She'e^'s Tongues '; ~. Preserved Meats/and Pish 1.. •.-<■'> < ■•■•> - •<-'A Lamb's Biscuits; and Cabin Bread i:' ' ;"' Teas, Sugars, Candles, Kerosiris; ';: '"'■'■' Pickles, Jams; Rice, Tobacco,1 Sodp COLONIAL pEODUpE-^;;;;.^ , ; :/;,,',• '', 50 tons Duncan's Dunedin Flour and Oatmeal - 13 cases McConriell's HamS^andßacdn .. 150 Port Cooper Ch6ese,:ne,w'arrival '' -. 70 sides Canterbury Bacon, in cloth ; ; ... . ■■ 20, keps Prime^^ Butter, jiist landed. ■:..,,; ;r '" Also, "'" ' Pressed, Oaten, and Lucerne Hay and Chaff ' ■ Oats, Maize^ and Bran, Etc., Etc.' ,; yAAAi J. 150 tons, B,eU's Sydney Bonedust,. fine J-in.and .Jin, . r BASS* No. 4 PALE ALE, NEW BREW, ' : '-''■'• Just Landed, ex Hero, . "\ ' ';; 25 HHDS. IN FINE CONDITION, On Sale by .io>. MO R TON J O KE::Sy-; '-. .-vi i .<-. commission:AGßNT, -!'■'' Wid ■■■ NO. 1, QUEE N. S T,.R::E ET. "P POR TE R1; &; C O W HOLE SAL E AN D RETAIL IRONMONGERS, V Importers of Every O^scription. 0f,., '. hardware, tabile and pocket cutlery electro-plated and Nickel-silver . . . ; GOODS, '■'■■■■■ ;'-"••■' "I"'!' ' • SPONGE, HIP, AND SHOWER BATHS, : 1 FILTERERS, IRON BEDSTEADS AND COTS, TOILET WARE; JAPAN AND TIN GOODS, '• -; BRUSHWA_RE, DOOR-MATS, ; "!'';'' . . FENDERS AND FIRE-IRONS, COOL VASES, ; KITOIiEN REQUISITES. J '■' A 1 i: il. LEAMINGTON RANGEa,' American ' Pattern i Conking Stoves, Fine Cast and Berlin Black Register Grates and Fronts, • , Copper and I "Galvanized-iroh Furnace Pans (portable, &C-) GAS CHANDELIERS, 2, 3,and4 T light Pendants,, Brackets, Hall Lamps, Iron and Composition. _ . Gas Pipei and Fittings of all kinds. ' _ , Locks, Nails, Bolts, Brass Fbuidry, arid General ;; ; j Builders'rrorinriongery. A- ■ _liar, Plate, Sheet and Hoop! sion, Steel Anvils, j BellowS, Hoi-se Nails, Facers' Knives, Bolts i ! and Nuts, &c, &c. ...';: ,: • ' Morewood's and ' Gospel Of* CORRUGATED , T ; :GALVANIZED-IRON arid Plain Galvanized ! iron, Sheet Zinc, Lead Pipe, Iron Tubing (black. ; and galvanized), Force and Lift," Iron and Brass I Pumps, and Plumbers' Fittings. Netting Twine,1 Shop Twine 4 Fishing Lines ahd • j .Hdbka- ■;.. noun- )v> -«tij ': ■•■ Z--:-. '■ •rthi. N.B.t- India-rubber Belting, Hose and Sheet-rubber Circular, ■ Vertical, Cross-cut, Pit, and othe Saws. . ' " . J'...,. Carpenters', Engineers, and Smiths' Tools of all 1 kinds. i And Sp ing Powder, Shot. Caps, Fuz j -&c.,-&c.;'- ,:- ■'■■■•■ ' :■■-'•'■ ■ I I' • -1 ' ' " I t:h. HALL & CO., I .'.-•■'■ III! t!' COMMISSION MERCHANTS AND AGENTS / ! 42, Queen -Street; Auckland, ex gladiateur. A SHIPMENT of Patent Sheathing Felt, in rolls and sheets, on Sale by .'.a ■ " t. h. HALL & CO. ' j A.".' & R. CAUGHE V, -;, AUSTRALIAN WlNfi MERCHANTS AND VINE :, I . GROWERI3 AGBNTS, '''.'■!:,! MELBOURNE^''' ''' : '." /,'.'.'', '•".' Hold' a stock of from one huudted thousand to; two; hundred thousand gallons choice Australian Wines of superior value, which they ship to the trade in bulk and bottle. " ' ' ' Price iists,' samples, and all Information may lie opined from their agehts ■ "Jq j '■• -'• 'T. H. HALL * CO., ::-"'"l'^ u' AAy through whom orders receive prompt attention.. ■ I": I THE WILLCOX ANO GIBBS1' ' '■ ~ ['".' '■■ : I •'-CELEBRATED' ;' :'.' '■' " ■gf=B WING MACHINES, 1 Wholesale agents :—,,,.; \ ~ i _i; ..,.:. „.'! 1 ;"1' j ::' fl';;T.;H.;'HALL & CO,! A,^.'x'',! ..'!! - ' ' « 42, -QtrEEN-sTREET,- Auckland. ■ '; ;• CHRISTMAS PRESENTS ;:':' '; .' :;;' 'AND".. .; . -.'. . ; ,NEW YEAR'S GIFTS. V.J. ': ;'- SPECIAL NOTICE. O" EINR IC H KOHN, : JEW EL LER, QUEEN STREET, AUCKLAND, Begs to diaw the attention of the public to his ; Large and Well-assorted Stock of , ~ ENGLISH, FOREIGN, AND COLONIAL ,■' MANUFACTURED JEWELLERY, ' :. ■ Specially selected, and of the Newest Styles and .., Designs. "■ ' A large portion of the above oonslst of Quartz and . ..Greenstone JeweUery,.MaaUfactured on the - il ~-, ~,-, -j : premise*.,' Z< ■ ■'•■■ ■H. K. begs specially to'draw ti« attention of the public to his LARGE AND SUPERIOR STOCK OF GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES, . . ,AND • GREAT VARIETY OF.SILVER .AND PLATED -.-;-• ' '. A.J; /...-'.• Ooods, '. '.j 10 .-: [1i ..-' ,-;■-,-,;; 1 Which are of the.best: known manufactures of the ;:.,,; - .; , : >''i. Mhome markets. • • .. "': . 4S"Nbtej.the address,,-Hr,,_ ,-.,,; jjuiJj , r-;,.,:.••_''.: m E I N R I C H X 0 HN, JEWELLER, Q.U EE N SS.BEI T.



Education. THE Missies Cazaly are desirous of obtaining' Pupils for Music and Singing, of gagements as Morning Governesses.—Grey streert, -Auckland.) ~.;._,, , . . : ; ;-, ... 1 ;.- . : , HI, G- H,; S CH O OL, ; Symonds street (next St. Andrew's Church).— The High School will Re-open on MONDAY/: 27th. inst., at 10 _t.m. -1"': '■ "'.':'' '■ ': ;J. M. FRASER,'"" ,: Jan. 22; .1873. •.:.. _;:• -)' ■ Head Master. Mrs// J. joo.i;r|ji : , ' TiKACHETI OF PIANO-FORTE. ~., . ■ A Haying,resigned her. appointment at the.[Ladies' Collegiate School, Wellesley street, begs to aririounce that she will receive pupils at her . own residence,' on very moderate terms. t;i < >>'-' Sd'.iH'Vn ffr.ii hitK First,quarter,of 1873; to commence on, Monday, .January, 27. .. ~• ~.. ._- .... / •}.., Karangahape Roadj opposite _tST<wtbn Post-office.'' '" MISS GIBBONS'S Serhinary for Young Ladies wis Re-opened!on MONDAY, 18th inst. .->•''' ■ •'- ••'<• •'<' Reading,. Writing, Arithmetic, Dictation, Granimar, VGeograjihy, Hi'stofy,' arid ; Needle work,, £1 l,s.,per •Quarter in advance,;/'' ~' J. .A" "J "1, • in Music, Drawing, and French' extra. ;■ .'!; l;i'' ''■ ~[ Miss; Gibbons lisa flrst-class .certificated' Teacher, and flag ;beeri several years engfigqdin tv.iti,on.{ ■_~_ ij o •!A'''iJ:CKi:A.N_b- ■ w-b-s^t/b-E-n'1. XJL ACADEMY, HOBSONrSTREET.ui h ,:.: - ' -[i EST ABLI SHED .'l;SG'^:;':; J '. \! iREV.';PETER MASON,'B,A;,.Edi^r&h*' '-' W.ill Re-open, on MONDAY,. the, 27th inst. i : BRANCHES :— .^ "'". ENaiiisii: Reading/ Grammar,. Geography, Arith metic, Book-Keeping, &c.," ' , : MA.xiiemA.xics:.' Geometry,' Algebra, Mensuration, Trigonoirietiy. -''''' '•'■'■'' -.''-. '."'","'AA.. . CtAssics.''' Drawing. ' '. _■ '/ '. .■] ~ ~..'.;.. Fees, quarterly in advance : £lls, £1 lis 6d, £2,25. Tlie pupils will be 'subjected to It strict qtidrterly', examintvtion, 'and • every means used to secuVe 'saitisfkc- - tbry progress. ..:■■■ : . ,-.!•:• ■■; io •_'.'''■■".. I i"> 'l-'i'MU Unsectarian Religious instructjion is given, andthe ; morals'of the pupils are carefully watched oyer_., ~..;, MarOk's Geography of 'New ZfeAXAND. ■ Second thousand in' the press. Upton's, Queen '■':. , street. , _, ~,„;..»:,,..,,. i ~ Mns MASon's Pupils wiil Re-assemble, Pitt street, Newton, on the 27th inst; "' "MOPERN /, •,' j" "^ j"' INSTRUCTION given in Erench-or' German, by a Foreigner.—ln formation may De obtained from F, Macßae, Esq. Head Master, Auck-. land College and Grammar'School,'or at the office iff this paper. A-. .' : V.';! '" ,:i', LADIES' COL.LEMATB! S:C ft 0.0. L, i .7: ,::.■'■: WE LIE SL E V STREET, Principal : Mrs Rushbrook. ~'''. / " ' The first term of 1573. will commence on THURS-' DAY, January 30. ~ ' ." '. .. Terms, &c., on application to Mrs Rushbrook, at he School, on and after. 28th inst. > ■-'• 'r- '•■'< 'i*:-"! MIS S NO R M AN, Teacher of ■ Music (pupil of Mr Hoffmann for the last five years), Waterloo Quadrant; five: doors from Princes-street. The North Shore attended. - ■- MAD AME M OLLER, Teacher of Singing and Piano, Hermitage, Princes street. : NOT I.C E. < i f'»-L-jfl* ! ■: ■ THE Undersigned beg to inform the public that they have commenced business as WORKING JEWELLERS, ENGRAVERS/ DIE 1 SINKERS, AND LAPJDARIES.. - #i . ; ' JEWELLERS' WORKSHOP: 69, Queen street, (opposite Southern Cross Office)! '■'''; ENGRAVING. & LAPIDARY DEPARTMENT, Wellesley street, East, five doors fromDyson's Corner. 1 PENZOLz &TEHXENRPRQ- i Auckland. 9th September, 1872. ' J"][A'" MRS. J. GORRIE will Resume her Scholastic Duties on MONDAY, the 3rd February. ,-:ii'..',u,i'._ .....•.■.-. Pitt street.' ~,.,., :~i; ~. j. ; : ;.-• ~.•:-:-.. '.I:-.-' 2\ \' ; BOARppP education; ". : ; ' AUCKLAND COLLEOE AND GRAMMAR j SCHOOL. ' ' ' : THE Session .will commence on WEDNESDAY, ,sth February. Entrance Examinations of Candidates for admission. to the School'on TUESDAY, 4th February,, at ten O'clock. v ;,--,! if;,;,; -. S FREDERICK J. MOSS,'-' '~.'! ■~..- ■■,-■'.:.;",, |' ',: ■.;:•-Secretary.! ;!',-' I " ' RERSO-NAL/- ■ l7<','::nh: ■;.:.ii,;.:;,;.,, ..■•:. . . / ■-- "TiEAREST CHARLES, —Call at \J; the Fitting Shop, Vulcan Lane, and buy me a Sewing Machine, I have so much sewing, to do I can't: get through it by hand.—Your own, Mary. ~,-:', SUMMER BOOTS- AND SHOES TUST Arrived, ex Robert Henderson ;.,... . and Queen Bee, 1 ■.-«'_ 50 TRUNKS LADIES & CHILDREN'S: } SUPERIOR BOOTS & : SHQEIS ; ; ; IN GREAT VARIETY.. The above Shipments are in splendid condition, and THE BEST'EVER IMPORTED INTO THE ! : (,»l. .'!>..; - COLONY, : : 'd '/■■■<■■ '■■ \ - ;I Andwillbe Sold Off CHEAP FOR CASH. The Trade Supplied with Boot Uppers. !; . % ... .E l/^l^i.^s^o/n,^'; WHOLESALE & RETAIL BOOT IMPORTER, ,;7,',8, ' "|Q;;U.'E,EiN . S:;T RB> E T i. -A " ' .'=/<){_ '^lii.Vv.l'l NB,—Boots of all kinds Made to Order. Country Stoves and Coasters Supplied at Very Low Rates. All orders promptly attended to.



\-ilA,v.h-, .'-;GFroceries^. 'aaa xama\(' . ■ ~. - ..-_. ~.,-i t. FINE CHOICE TEAS ' AND GENERAL ; ."'-''; ; ]■'- ■" Z :- Of the Very Best Quality, at-the Lowest Price, can always be obtained'it. ,:^ R E N! 'C/K'[-M l ', ; q'o''.,'B ) ' '.; THE PEOPLE'S TEA WAPEHOUSE, : (Opposite the New Market Plage, ,252, QUEEN STREET, AUCKLAND .-. . ._ 'V(!'; ■.-.!' .. :;:■! ;\ ■>j '■• '■ ■'■'■'■' ■ "'. All who wish to buy First-class-Groceries, carefully .selected for our retail family trade, are informed that they will be sold at prices that will give entire satisfaction to every purchaser, our motto being " Small profits .and. quick returns." Therefore, by selecting T Groceries at our .establishment, all can lay; 'Out their money to great advantage. A ! TEAS EOP THKMILLION., , • We have a, large stock of Superior. Teas' carefully selected by us for .our. retail trade, aud as they are well bought, all our customers shall, at our usual price, have the Best Tea ever sold by us. strength, purity. and flavour com .: -■ :■■ ; bined;-- ■'• -:■ ■'*■■ -'' [ I No I—Strong Congou Tea, only 2s per lb ! No 2—Very. Fine Tea,,- 2s 6d pel- lb No 3—Rich Pekoe Tea, 3s per lb •■ : N.0.4-4-FinestTea,_3s-6d peidb;: ■ -.: JisOfMfiVf The "above Teas are a rich-combination. of'rare Black. Teai.'-'(We sell'4lbs of No' 2 Tea'fo* &s 4d ;.ftpd j . .-.-; ;: -.. : .41bs;6f N°3 ior.Xls. •!■>:■ ■■■: ilivfi I • Fine Coffee, best, roasted arid ground, ls : 4d;per lb. / ; i "''"'-'NOTE THIS PRitoE;LiST^-, '^;') ; ;i : ; Sugar,bright;4Jdpei*lb; Sugai.'(superi6r),''6d per lb' - Sugar (No 1, white), .b}d per 11} _:. ■ ;■>_. | p'ilh . ' Rice (Java), 3Jd per lb ; Currants, from.4jd per, lb 11 |' FineiPearl Tapiocai 'Od'per lb ; Jain, in -jars, 8d perib-! ['■[ Jam, in lib-tins, .lOd. ;. .,■; ,;,',- , . iy.cll. /A ■'■ Soap; fine hard quality, Yd-per bar./ . * ', _ ■ I Vestas; 250's, only -2d per box! _, O . * < O-; i I •')! I ■; i i" , . Vestas, plaids, Sd.per dozen , ■ ~..\__-.... -ti-.A ;,.. ;' Salad"Oil, Sd per bottle ' ''.'" '. ''.' "' '"\ ." ' -'■•■ Tobacco, fine, Only ;3s lOd per lb (j : -.\ ■;•';!■ ' Sperm, full weights, Is per lb. : ,;.,...; Fine Oatmeal,' 251b-b'ag, only 4sGd ' ;;' *: ■ | - s; EiiR;iE-'N'!'G>'H:-&f;iC-o.':.^-'- '■ iM^oETEPS and' p^luily gpoceps; THE PEOPLE'S • .TEA.. WAREHOUSE,. .... 25!2, ',QXJ EE X .S.TREE,T, . AuCKLAN.D. -11 ;>'s /i.-:-: ;i ■:;"->;.i.. I iTI '■_' •>-■<■ -Tr-.,,,.!;.. ■ Opposite the Ne>v. Marke,Place'', ; ,[ ;; _j.jj g "i-! ''! ■;' ■, ■!, ■ ■•.'-' i '/.'.V' ■/.-)'" felX, '' '^*ssisssmmmWmmsssammmm*msmms^mi^^mmsamsmmsmmmMsm^ „■, | ii.v'iv;';'.■. ; 'SblinapipS- ZJ;< AUAiA. ;. j ilmportant Public Notice. • ;<;l!::';; WQL^P'Si AROMATIO &CHIE-: f DAM SCHNAPPS, Registered under : Trade Marks" Act,'2B Vie. No 9_ ' ■',*/" ' The extraordinary, Sale, wide-spread popularity, and wonderful results-of Wolfe's Schnapps:prove ; .in. : , dispntably tliat;:the introduction of a perfectly pure, beverage is appreciated by the. Australian.public. ■. •:, • ■ Tlie medical profession being the most competent in., science, and responsible in society, of all others *tb form _a correct, judgment of the. medicinal-and salutajy j properties of' an article of this kind would not give their unsolicited testimonials in special commendation of: Schiedam Aromatic Schnapps were it a preparation.., of doubtful or even' ordinary quality, nor unless they had proved its .superior excellence and value! intheir• own practice'or experience, ' , . ~,_ As a means of preventing-the disagreeable arid often dangerous effects produced upon ;the stomach 'and bowels by a change of water, or in the use of water containing an infusion of decayed vegetable matter, which so often produces that obstinate form of Fever and Ague which so frightfully undermines the consti tution,. ' ■_•-._ ! THE SCHIEDAM AROMATIC SCHNAPPS i \ will be found absolutely infallible; while in cstsei ol 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 Professibri. The following reliable-testimonials hav6 been offered by the Australian.Press:— _: ! '■.-.■. . . - ; . __•{! Sydney, Morning Herald. "In these days when alcoholic liquors .are so largely consumed, and consumers are, so, much in . doubt .whether their systems are not being gradually'lmpaired by adulteration, it is- well that orie- at least of'the popular beverages of the period is reliable as pure—that. is Wolfe's Arotnatic 'Schiedam Schnapps.' It is soriie-' thing, to be. assured, by physicians and. othe^ oftho; scientific cognoscenti, that we have in this article a genuine extractwhich.itaken-in irioderate quantity arid under ordinarily healthy..conditions of, body^ affofds a • beneficial stimulus to the ariimalfuhbtions'; and,' even. if taken-in.excess, leaves but a minimum * off the mi' evitable evils of abuse. i , ; . .-. i. -.; ;. ' "If it'is'heeessary'sin thfe: interests of'the public^to denounce the. too common practice of manufacturing - noxious compounds as wines and spirits,it seems only ust to point to this meritbriOus exception." '*'■'• ' Toion and Country Journal..,' *..<.,, I■< i "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. .unu-. , sually'healthy and: invigbratirig quality which have already, rendered'this.latest addition to the alcoholic ' list so justly celebrated.". . • ..:,.,•.-.-. !: ' Bell's Lifc^in Sydney. . " Experience has proved the value of Wolfe's Schid-' dani Aromatic Schnapps, as a.stimulant at once, in vigorating and harmless, aridit iuay be used with much benefit 'by. those requiring a pleasant and effective I remedy. The medical officers of the Sydney Infirmary have tested its meritsi-practically in various cases," and bear willing testimony^to it^ excellence, and wbj there--' fOre, feelno difficulty m recominending to the notice of our readers the" Aromatic Schnapps, riot only as a pure and agreeable pccasional,beverage, but, what is of far more importance^ as a really pleasant medicine. ~,■-, Impprtatit Testimonials. ~ \ "Sydney.lnfirmary, Nov. 11,1870. . "I beg to state that d hA^te, with the permission of i Honorary Bhysicia,ns, given "your Schnapps to several. patients iri-Our wards I hive no" hesitation in stating' that I consider, your Schnapps a most excellent Stimu lant And Diuretic, and of great value jn cardiac and, renal affections, and. T- believe they will 'eventually supersede all other Spirits in the treatment of the abov Complaint's. . ■ . ,;,, n ;LITTON FORBES,1 Resident Physician." ■ . '. . • Government Analytical Laboratory, ■ '"■ ; • . Melbourne, March 15,1872. , --I have examined-a sample Of' Wolfe's Aromatic Schiedam Schnapps submitted to me for analysis. From tlie examination I cbnclude that this' spirit is perfectly .free froni Fusil Oil, or. solid matters ; is distilled from malt only, as a sample of Holland's gin cannot be surpassed. It may therefore be recommended for use in Hospital and private practice, as a good aromatic stimulant. — (Signed) William John son, . Govern ment Analytical Chemist, il • :> '•-■] ■-.■ "We have appointed Messrs L.. D. Nathan & Co. Sub-Agents for the salbof Wolfe's Schnapps'in Auck-' land,! New,Zealand.—M. Moss & Co., Sydney, : Sole Agents for Australia arid New Zealand. ....,..- '_ . | Auckland, New Zealand; I certify that I have carefully examined and analysed ■Wolfe's Aromatic Schnapps, and find the sample given me to.be a very strong, pure spirit, free from adultera-1 tion or ariy deleterious or any offensive matter, and I believe useful in.aU Cases where a'pure giiris indicated.' I' have also submitted the sample. to patients who have Ipeen accustohied to this description of stimulant, and it has been universally liked and approved of as a strong, pure, wholesome spirit, and as such I can' re commend -ii:'l— Charles F. Goldsbro', M.D., June 20,18?2. ~ .-;. ;.. ..' ': ~' •A.Z77 .. 1 .01, ;'. .:,: r,, ~— ~;;,: a- .<,-. -a T;0; NATHAN r & CO., ■;; Agents, Auckland.New Zealand, * ohr.-^iGrA_iTMAASr J -'A" HOMAS EAHLBERv NigKtman. Night Soil removed from any part of the city or suburbs. Earth-closets and Boxes supplied, Rubbish and Yards Cleaned on the shortest notice, Charges moderate, Address BoxetJ i Greyhound Hotel, Queen street



I I " DMpery. TtlE LATEST FASHIONS IN GENTS ATTIRE EORjISViZ-VS, ..., : . ~r, Can be; Seen at : ""''A'JvJJ'j] T '"_j:''aA-E_AJ'a': Y- '"•■T '",""-S:"- MONSTER CLOTHING HALL,. .-Where the Largest^ Most .Stylish,' arid ;FaahionabW 1 > Stock iii Gents?, Youths', and. Boys' Clothing are 1 t. alWaiys in Stock, ready for use, and. !each. 1. j tnu - article' mawe ok the mEMraks.' " '; WHERE,, CAN ' YOUs GET i.THE 1 'PRESENT FASHION IN SAC COATS ? j At Levy's, J^oflstec Clothing Hall. WflEßEieAN.totfiGirt^^iaEl correct MEL ! [, ;i B_pURNE,-CUT PAGET.GOAT^ii" '-'•"''. '"' i fmr turei'd At Leyy;s, Monster Clothing HalL - WHERE BAN YOU oM'I THE 'BEST, ENGLISH , N TWEEDsuitsmade to Order? '..' , ; -J.;.;; ...:_•. fAt Levy's Monster Clothing HalL. ' '"'■ WB_ERE'_'cA_* .YOU;..GET- COLGNIAL'MADE - : SUMMER CLOTHING? <_ ......_ \,. v .'. ... > j A]' A . •'"";! At Levy's Monster Clothing HalL ;,,. ; WfHERE CAN YOU GET BOYS' KNICKERBOCKER ' '' ; ,j< SUITSi at,l2s. HD.'i ..-.-■ < '■■■ •■ A-'dl>~ii;-< ; f.yyua !•. At Levy's Monster Clothing HalL ;'" WEtERE CAN YOU GET GALATEA SUITS,/ j • MADE TO ORDER for 25s ?.' : ! : ..>'-: ._ At Levy's Monster Clothing Hall: 7" \tfHERE CANYOU GET PAGET SUITS OF THE ' ! .' BEST MATERIAL for 40s ?..-.- -~.'; !.[ i; ! ■ ■'-,:••' • At Levy's Monster Clothing Hall. ... ; .fo7/ W'l .i ' :■!--'• '«•■>' . ''■' '™ ' '.'"•!] WHERE CAN YOU 1 GET FULL: VALUE FOR ' . j ■ YOUR .MONEY'?.-. -• i : >vi>< I 'A-,-_.- io, 1 I*e,yy's Monster Clothing.HalL:- A The "finest Assortment in. Hosiery, Gloves, | Hats,," : -' » .'-yyv - Ties, Scarves,'#c.,&c., &c. ~.'.".,-■.'. . f jJV__ 3ai wishes to- impress on' the; Gentlemen of this ': Cijty- tjiat he, being, a professed Tailor, can guarantee' •' •e^ery article, as-aU, orders, are executed; under hia '•_ supervision.'. • ':;.' '. .'' , ' .., '_ r'., r • ....,■{ ~ j " .■,:ii>--&j<._:iK>.-<. y>-jy '<' '■ Z'A\ ,-■■'. 7-> V k! >OCALL SIMPLY''SOLICITED, AS ONE , . , j .-- PURCHASES iAVILL PROVE THE FACT. ■j . !k-,--, < :'• itSlNbte the -Address:— '■■•''' ': ' H kTHE MONSTER CLOTHING •• p^p ESTABLISHMENT, '~' j,' fl , 'fci'^r Q^UJE e'.N ; S T R< E <E T; ; -^'•^'"'^'^^ET'T,'"' 11 .;'j .. ,_ r ,-jr ~| V £ole Proprietor..; -y Mb L A C H LA N, ."•\ ;21_8,' QUEEN" STREET.. ~ , ij.,.... .--. ,PRI#E [ LIST. jOF;;feARGA_t;N&;h ,; ! ': Ji/ 'POR;DECEMBER. "... Z... u _\_Y) Tapestry.Carpet,(damaged)^.Js", ~,,, , Z'rA.itZtdZ »i'ii" „ ."best quality^; 4s 6d . . ...-•!'t relt Squares;froria 19s each __.:.>•<-. ...i ■-- bale Horrocks' A Calico, s|d :-rri:\3o >■ 1 bale Horrocks; B Calico, 7id ;..,.,,, .-, . -.!: as")' ; 2-yard-wide Grey; Calico, 15.',..,".. , . . :j. ~,.,,u/) ;• 2f-yard-^Wide :;' „ ls6d:;' . ..' '', " ! r„„,r ■ Bingterwidthf ,y.i: „ :rß|dir,<) Ho! '>iW :iiK.(\ir,a '-' 1 case Good Prints, 6d per yard •;,' o.i J- ...H.tu * n 1 Case Superior Chintz, 6s 9d.bjr.tbe dozen;... ; _ v , ~,<>.-. 1 bale Scarlet Blankets; 63 6d each ; 1 bale Grey Blankets, 5s 6d each Tr<_«in..'_r., : 1 baleivjery.large White-! Blankets, 10s each; 18s Cd \\~; ( Per Pah:,-, j. , ... . , \ v m J<, | -~,::,. :..:.. .-(:! : '.-. A'job lot'Of Lustres, &c. (good), UJd , , j •,, ~ ~,; ~ { A-job lot'bf Fancy Str^ies, Bfd , '. ~'~ '_ : Thompson's 1* Glove Fitting " Corsets,-6311 per pair ' ' i \ Laciß, Net; and Muslin Curtains, cheap it -•..:- :>n-.ri Men's D.8., Trowsers and Vests (equal to order), " ; ''' 3256 d' !l" , ' ""' T*J''.' "' '; '. , :.-. f ;-. Dolly"Varden Hats', cheap :' •'• **I,l'ilJ' Uaderliuen, &c, &c, cheap. : • •• ;- ••' ii ] ~. ~. ,;.._.., A NEW'STOCK-OF '_ ■... =~. I -. -A' ;MILLINERY, l^^j^^^'ftSSK&^^l' • f'o'.i /•'■ For the present season, All Goods Marked in Plain Figures. •'' ':<!! ;; j EXPIRATION OE LEASE, • 6eNUINE:'BO;NA RIDE SALE. „ GENERAL -DRAPERY GOODS^ CLO T.% IN Gv S A'T^. 'CAPS,- .' '; ! j'toJ Jtto.,.nf> ifctEraJ -i!' -' Etc. -;■ :'..'";' T^RED. loverock: and 6a,! j, ;:-GLTY 4;^:a:l;l,;'; .. ''"Mt"' j 0 j .^Q'U-.'E.^.N,";. '[Sj/pi ( R, E E T, ~';' ~(.,■_'. Respectfully announce that consequent on: the-ap- ;■ ' proacl-.ing'Expirat ion of the Lease, and intention to visit tEngland before re-engaging in the trade liere, they . haye. determined to Offer all their Valuable and Well-" assorted Stock of: ;.' . ' iV. ,:■..:.■ sitiu GENERAL' DRAPERY AND CLOTHING, y. '•11 j YOUR EARLY' INSPECTION INVITED. ,' ~ .Note the Address :—; .',,''''. '■'.' '"' ' ",-. "Z'"'". Z iFREB. LOVEROCK & COA -^r\!u.-'V\C.ITYv:'HALL, ■ '■■ .7 A' ■; r! jQu j; "Es.\[__ S: TR c e:.t,;'.' ': A XT "C X L A N _6 COASTERS AND STOREKEEPERS LIBERALLY 1 .-,-;■ ; Jiitj: . >:a..A- 'DEALT WITH^-1' "' ":- ;":■--'•-• TO' BUTCHERS, SETTLERS, FARMERS "j! .AND OTHERS. ; -, ■ ' ' THE undersigned are Cash Pur chasers of HIDES, SHEEPSKINS, WOOL, TALLOW, Etc., .Etc., at highest market rates, in any quantity.' .' " ... . , . 1 Consignors direct will have prompt arid immedia Cash remittances returned at satisfactory rates. , '•'• '■',' ■'"■'' IRELAND BROS;,, km TANNERS AND:LEATH_ERIIA_NUFACTURER >.': Auckland. T> A PER SAN G I N 0- S-f ÜBJ OIL, WHITE LEAD, ETC.;' ' ' Ex Agnes Muir, Harvest Home, and other late ~ •! ' (•■!> arrivals. ': ■ .20,000 Rolls Paperhangings, in every variety 20 Bales Hessian, Scrim, and Calico 12 'tons White Lead, in wood and iron ; ! 2000 GaUons Boiled and Raw Linseed Oil , ; 300 Gallons Turpentine . 500 Gallons Varnishes for House and Coach •■' f j Painters ■ 1000 Boxes Sheet, Rough Polished Plate, and Ornamental Glass . • .. j Painters' Brushes (Kent's and other makers) ' • ': •' ' Picture Frame and Tapestry Mouldings, . .; j ■ and a full supply of all trade requisites, i W. PHLLIPPS # SON, If, WYNDHAM STREET,-AUCKLAND. "~1 I -.:•,' " JSO T I C E. . T(D THE JEWISH RESIDENTS OP aA;\ 'AUCKLAND. ~ ' J? j H. HAMMPNB, Shortland: ' .JL ,« Crescent, having, he^n.jappointed Butcher toc'i the JeTOsh Cdmmuhitj', is now ready to receive orders for Kosher Meat. Famines waited on for orders, which will bo punctually attended to. P, H, HAMMOND, Butcher, Shortland Crescent.