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Drapery. ; } ';••!: v' \1 ■ .■!,-. .'. A'/ <■>.'. :! .: I ,'.;■ ,'■:•" -:.i/,l ifj.'.'i.ClZ REVISION OF THE TABIEP , i: 'f i,!.' •■ i| / ■-•; ;{>■').!' TO MEET THE MTIMBS.'"' | COOMB E S' N E W, ! ; . TAB IF JF IS WORTHY OF PARTICULAR ATTENTION. r£ H E T AILOEI N a DEPARTMENT . 1 '■] I'A!' T ' ' i ■■'■■]': HAB BEEN THOROUGHLY OVERHAULE,D t . ; , .:■■ : AND RE-MODELLED,. 1 0 In consequence of the new arrangements and ki creased facilities for making-up, the proprietor is enabled to present a tariff of Charges that will not afford even an Englishman a chance for a " growl." HAVING a LARGE STOCK of TWEEDS AND CLOTHS ON HAND The published scale of prices will be strictly adhered to, notwithstanding the advance in cost of these materials consequent on the heavy increase : - Of duty. 1i j £6&foBES': NEW TA^IFfT 3 in,'!:/:».(;' ;;■( :i ■ )\., :' '■' y liU U '.;; t** "' ■■ ■■ ■■[ i PRffifiSJFOR MEN^S .CLpTHiNG MADE TG; MEASURE,'AND MATERIALS THOROUGHLY SHRUNK :— " Iwo-j in ni ~!;... . rroit<:v »»bttl- .ii i.v i V: ■■■ ■ ud ti Ji «AM.T • '.ri^-' Finn vnMA'..,\ % i 9-. d A G^pp ( TWEED SAC SUJT. for .. , 3 .0, 0 Nelson Chevi6t 01' Brthn'ockburn Sac Suit for & 7 6 West of England or Mosgiel Tweed SaeSuit for 315 0 Geelong Tweed Sao Suit for 4 0 0 (Galatea and Paget Suits from 3stoCs por suit extra) BLACK CLOTH SAC SUIT for .. £4? 0-V Black Cloth Paget Snii for .. .. ..4 10 0 BlueaothGalatWaSWfor';..! ' ..' ' ..- i io' tf Tweed Sac Coat from .. ".". .. .. 030 0 Bhck Clolk'Sac doatfrom '■'. i.l ASI G.Opiol TWJBED GALATEA COATS;frdiflji,.;;,) i. :>i33 0 Black Cloth „ „ from .» .. .. 045 0 Tweed Paget Coat, from 037 6 BLACK CLOTH PAGET COAT, from .. ;5O 0 Snperibrßlack Cloth MorningJCoat for !.. 0,50 0 TWEED TROUSERS from Tt* -•/-,;- - 2OIT Tweed Trousers and Vests from ' '..".. 081 6 Nelson lTwee& tfrduse'rsU! Jti.. (i .].«' H.;i 622 6 Bannockburn Trousers... j A»'f TflO •• 022 8 West of England jTrouserg/....^ j j.. >; .; r,, ; y 26 0 Geeldiiif-itfweediTrQuseraI.)fi )lti'l OUi l o ..0(6i277«C atacia'o SI j,. ,izsa •<dWiufl*T h& Jwiit-aootiQ " NELSON TWEED TRQTJSERS and VEST 35 0 Woi(99i i ha* ■■ Mi-'.) !■ iirtooi-iHoHakfaitolmoO / BannookburnTroaseiS: and Vests ,/u.a ,J ,i»fuftiß6 0 n;i'j.i Mrf oairoll ■<■'.' tutoH noivoX Ho ,i'iaiia • Wert^f EnglandTrouseriandVestsI.;'-':i "J. .iD'BB 6 ,;>;i.!.!i; 1.. .: <is>.:,: llj.i >i i\ h.U. ,-'i7 / .;(.74 GEELONG TWEED TROUSERS and VEST 4?O 0 , H ".! 31 'I H A . ii Good Black Doo Trousers from. ~. .. 027 0 Good Black Doe Trpusers.and^Vwta from, , r ,0,40, 0 Superior West of England Doe Trousers and Vests .. .. %?& .. .. 044 6 _~ ''-■ /: .... ■ ■ A LARGE' SELECTIOIff - OE'i SPRING .0 !> PATTERNS^ 0 T XI no Jltt'a oi f>.9iojrrtani ntwcf 5{VA"] ,i.'i)ij/i •A%(A:i" if jj. r.'u, A ilr. illrx flatolvn *aot H .AlSLUV.lJitoaood'jS -.H A liT* JTWEISDS THOROUGHLY SHRUNK^ oil) M-t sao :,ii; "I ■■•■■ nwesuil il,.v ti Imw hi ■la sdi IgOfii Jjfift ,)?OC| t:i:0 <(H.il uhitin:: Aw.vt iu-Jtta ■j-jyj iiK:j:ii;.'i ,Unud:i Urn ai si{B .itiiiii \i\uhi\ tad !ii d}lM!)il-Ui ■''•■'■• i> Uiii<ts>'ih no tlii'rt Ij-<tij:.-c vJ Under thelNew Arrangemnt. Punc tu .:i /:' jality is Ensured. io uaitil -ut n-vMf 9v/jf! Doajjitiioiinir ?'TI* fiiiO O) innhnnhth.':,, r.J -M^.r.-ff f,iU •/,>! bsitimU - • ti'/'i' ,iuM lia'ifJ Ji; ,ti6Uuuil •»;.!;/'•< \d aniaJ .fj'tiKnK orodA •>U!> stla aoiroon si-.mh'a I'J I* i 1; »3<r0.:i.80,.: QUEEN STREETy *'"1 » Xo>, h Ty^gma .l tJSLUKAB ALBERT,STREET, .GjRAHAM^^OWN. V^OZi/) Yll,l TI [/.Oil7/ TO 'IViU'j'-A ; .tu.a'AT tin a r jji'a -n'f bdYtdoen '...,- B-rodmadi/S K3* \ no .J'!'ji) ■;..! ii, :' ~.*:; ItuttiiMH)iioin)t WOii.v 10 Ii ■■ ■>■■. «o, • .-. . . ll^:..3 -i-.i \«v.y , ,■;.;■.!. •■ -1 ". .in i i... i ,/.:, dii'W .(../> .', ~.. ~. ;;. ~; ) ; : ;■;..-, ,!,i/. i.iili JtU&Wi *.:■> ,-, .... ~,■', ,>; B }l ~; j);. , ji\{tA\ .■.■li:r.c,iJli.l(lifi OT(J



Hotels. JOHN HANCOCKf, UNITED SERVICE MOTEL, (Queen and Wmt.li^v,isv-stbeet9,) Hegs to return thanks to his frienrfe and the public i goiiorally for the liberal support they accorded him | at the United Service Hotel (destroyed by the late fire), and informs them that he will OPEN his NEW TEMPOPvARY PREMISES in Weltaslcy-street, mi SATURDA VNEXT, when ho will supply Wines. Spirits, &c. nfthe same First-class Quality ns those kept at the old house. Families supplied from the Bottle Department as [ ''M'Ji.i-) . i usualj ■■ ' r. i.1. . ■ : Auckland, Soptember IS, 1873. ]^E¥ C A LED OIIA T A TvHdticSA'LE AWll "^ kT^l " '" l l {" CORKER OTf SYFJoNDS STREET &X A HANG AH APE ROAD. | I Pbivats Ehtranice-hSymonds Street. LIST OF PRICES:— MartellV andHennes'sy's. Pale Br'ahdy, 4s per bottle small,?st Martell's and Hennessy's Dark Brandy, 4? per bottle ; small, 2s Greenless,and Colville'a Campbelton, Whiskj'. 4s «nd J :4s Cd'fprflpO'per bottle ; small bottle,"2a Dunvillo's Whisky, 4s per bottle ; small bottle, 2s Jamesons Dublin Whisky, 43 and 4s Gd (proofVpe'r | bottle : small bottle 2s Rum 3s per bottle ; small bottle. Is 0d Old 'Jamaica Rim, d* (proof) pe* bottle ;' small bottle, 23 Sh&try Wine, from 4s per bottle.: small bottle.;2s Amontillado Sherry, 5s ; small, 2s 6d per bottle Port Wine, 4a per bottle ; small do, -2s Old Tawny Port wj no 5, . sma ii t 2 S Gd English Oinger Wine, 3s per bottle. y ._r,- : ThejabOye bottled on the premises. '1 '•;.;.,. ■ . In Ga^e—Genuine Piiahds. ■-...;,.-. >f HennessyI*,1 *, Martell's, anil Jlines' Brandy, 5s Cd per bottle Geneva, JDKZ, 4s o<l per-bottle Geneva, .TDKZ (small), 3s per bottlo Old Tom, 4s per bottle Dun^ille's Whisky,' 4s per bottle '' ! -i ./. ■''• Champjgno, No 2s, G.-i fid por bottlo Champagne, Ss and 8s fid per bottle Claret. 33 to 4s per bottle Townsend's Parsaparilla, 5s per bottlo Australian Wine*, from 3s Cd 'o4spor.rjottle. Ale and,Por'tiiri London ami Dnb.in bottled,'is." 4d pdr bofllo. All Spirits sWd by the gallon ;Coverprobf)same as from Bonded Store. Assorted cases of the above msdo up for families and . . picnic parties. t SAMUEL EVINSON, :PROPE I E T O R. -; ,lv.. /,'"'-:,;.;..:: —. i ': ■ i -' LATE TITISTI/E HOTEL, QUEEN TKEIT. . 1)1 iff i •■ ''.:,.;■] P. DARB V, Has pleasure in announcing to his friends and the ,-iMi .'/public, that the fiasi f.- : ■ :''■'•' 11 ESU ME D BUSINESS on the site of his late premises, Thistle Hotel, Queen street, having obta'nod permissldft from the authori ties to erect a Temporary Building, ponding the re building ofextensiv^prpmijies. ,y >>• j•.. (_)'}"{'; j; LIST 0$ PRICES. 1 Per Bottle. B. D. Snperior Adelaide Wine 0 'MartoH's and Hennossy's Palo Brandy .. ..4 0 Martell's and ITennessy's Dark Brandy ~ ..4 0 Greenlees and Colville a Whisky .. .. ..36 Campieltqn'jWhfekiyrJi, j.;/ j'f.y/ rjh ([W 3 6 iDunvnks'WhiskV I. .. .. .'. ..3 6 West India Rum 8 0 Sherry Win]BDre«UygoC«i',;, 4 ,?» • ,;...;itf./ rlj; 8 6 Snperior Sherry ~ ~' 4 6 Old Port Wine .. ~ 4 0 Superior Old Port Wine^Sandlman's Four Dia ; mond) 6 0 . • The abovo are all bottled the premises. ' i 1 IN CASE. ' Genxtikk Brands. Per bottle. HannessyVßrandy" '.'. ".. '.. .. .. 5 0 Kartell's Brandy 60 Oepeva, JDKZ, largo.»«.■• tUff'K/ ii-'i ..4 0 Ganeva, JDKZ, small ..SO Old Tom, Booth's and and Burnett's .. .. 4 0 Piiie Old Jamaica Rum -;-. .. .. ..6 0 Diinville's Whiskey .. .. .. ~ ..40 Champagne No 2 , t ~; ... ~ 6 C Champagne No. 2y'plnts'^ >U ' >'. i.i t ~1: '"J.; 8 -0 Champagne, Jacqueson's .. .. .. ..5 0 Champagne, Jacqueson's,, pints I,»t ~. .. 3 0 Claret, St. Julien .. <'' v; ■'■'■ ' '.''. >'.. ..3 0 Australian Wines, very boat brands .. .. 3 0 Tawnsend's Sarsaparilla 1 ,-. t,u ■ .. 6 0 Eri?lish Ginger Wine..''""'.;""'.'. .. ~ 3 0 Kn <lish Cinnamon Cordials .. ~ ~"2 0 Al j and Porter, London bottled, best brands ~ 1 .lum, Brandies, and Whiskeys sold by the gallon overproof, warranted the same as from bonded store , r . Assorted cages ot the above made up for families" lußpicn^psffties. 1 r '• a ** * ' L Liberal allowances made to wholesale purchasers. >■'. tßass' BuctQ^iiAleoiiiClra'uglit.-. i ( ; Terms—Strictly Cash. erfj ,W« IU jnW odta Ewiofo'J b»hq-ffoJ ■ ROYAL HOTEL, PRINCES^STREIIiTS I, "'- '•» ' £ flaying a Commanding View of the Harbour and surroundir4g ; 9e|nntrj^ j BTENBT PULLEE™.. (late of the «; a Edinburgh Castle Hotel, Symonds street) hawing taken. the r above. Commodioxja Eamily. Hotel, ■bejs.tbitJ'orialihirfriWa's and/Ow p\ibtic" thit'he ii pr spared to give every attentior to the comfort of gu jsts who may, hpnrf^ii biig'.witti tjieir visits./1.1. Meals to order at all hours'. {Table d' Hote* at 1 p.m. on^undaysi/ :^.B— Only the Best" Brands of Wines and Spirits keot. 'tVhitson's Celebrated Brilliant-Sparkling Ales. f iiLLiAJiDs—One of Alcock's Best Tables. ' A^.BilUa/ailJagatelle.^lat.e^abla.j , >.•;,<),> j «i ALEXANDRA HOTEL, MSHEEHE-beastoTeturn thanks • to his many kind friends for their past paironage, and'trusts to merit'future support.'-'Good ac ommodation for Boarders. Best Wine and gp rits; English Ale and Stout in Bottle. *?«!» wfti@ojßte€«ao »* taw rt ' SI'MfAPW. Him V.i :ij:*U>. Ijw)1;1. ' ■ New. Zea/'an'd!'sjUxgi Coijee !HMb. BS T-BPHSi'aONuife.;~QO . • Have on Hand and. for, Sale :2-, ~ Oo&ees—Raw and Roasted, ?lantati6h; 'Java, Native ' in bond and duty paid , fc Coffea, packed in lib, 21b^.ilb,, filb, 71b 121b, 14lft, f 81b, and 601b tins Peppers, black and white, whole or ground Peppers, packed in*t-Hytins «jd mpwards « Peppers, Cayenne*, Toz'<snlbts J!Jlnd ibulk ' iiL Mustard, Colman's J-lb, lib, and 71btins Ourry Powdfljc.. JtbrtonJr, Cross. & ..BbvckwelTs and j BengWi-lb' and lib Wtftes '^ "l •■! ■' Chocolate and Cocoa, Fry's, Taylor's, and Bpp s 'Ghbcolate, French, lib packets Arrowroot, lib and 71b tins Notmeff, whole or ground, in tins or bulk Cloven do do do Ginger do do do Carraway do do do Cinnamon do do do Pimento do do do Mixed Spices, in loz. packets, plain and fancy boxo Mixed Spice, in tins, assorted sizes Essence of Lemon and Assorted Essences GBound Rice, in tinfoil packets Cnicory, Barry's Lame's, and Colonial. D. StepHenson and Co., WHOLESALE COFFEE & SPICE MERCHANTS { WYNDHAM-STiIBW;, AUCEtASD



Races. CKLANI) TUEP CLUB ftU MMEK~MEETIN G, TO }iK HELD OX BOXING DAY AND 27th DECEMBER, 1873. ON THE ELLERSLIE EACECOUBSE. Stew;<rij,s ; Mr Thomas Morrin j Mv j Me ph Banks' Mr James Eussel] j Captain Fraser ro; Major George. Judge :. „„■ ••■>..•>' Judge Beckham. • ■'■'■' ! Starter : Mr Robert Wynyard. CI^EKK OK THE CotTRSEi Mr Thomas Brown. HAXPTCArPERS.:. Mr Joseph Bank 3 | Mr Joseph Bennett Major George. CLERIC OF THE 'SCALES : Mr William Marks. TRIAL STAKES—A Sweepstakes of 3 soys. each, .•with' SO-sovs added ; entrance, 2 soys ; for 3-yoar olds and upwards which have never won a prizo exceeding 25 soys in value tip to time of entrance. Weight for age : winner of any prize (after entry) to carry "lbs extra. Distance, 1\ miles. RAILWAY PLATE, of GO soys. Entrance, 2 soys ; weight for Bge ; distance, Jj- mile. THE AUCKLAND TURD' CLUB CUP (Handicap) of 200 soys, added to a sweepstakes of soys each, £2 10s ft., if declared by Ist December; two miles ; second horse to receive 25 soys, and third horse 10 soys from the stakes. Nominations, with 3 soys entrance enclosed, to be sent to the Socretary on or before the 10th November, at two o'clock p.m. Weights will be declared on or before the ISth November. Acceptances, enclos ing 5 soys, to be made by two o'clock on l~th De cember, and balance of sweepstakes(ssovß) before ten o'clock on morning of the race. THE DRAPERS1 PURSE—A Handicap Sweepstakes of 4 soys each, with GO soys added. Distance, lj miles Entrance, 2 soys. PRINCU OF WALKS STAKES-A Sweepstakes of 2 kovs each, with 40 aov.s added. Weight for ago. Distance 1 nrilo Winner to be sold by auction immediately nf:er the race for 50 soys. lf.entcr.eil to be sold for 40 soys, allowed lOlbs : if forSOsovs, allowed 1 Tibs ;.if for 20 soys, allowed 24lbs ;no further ullowanco. SECOND DAY. THE INNKEEPERS' PURSE - A Handicap Sweep stakes of 5 soys each, with 100 soys. added ; distance, 1^ miles. Second horse to receive 15 boys from the stakes. Entrance, " so>s. Weights to bo declared on or before S p.m. on the night of the lixat day's races. FLYIN'i STAKES. —A sweepstakes of :i soys each, with 30 soys added : weight for age; distinct, i mile. Entrance, 1 soy. Winner of Hallway Plato to carry 7 lbs extra. THE NEW ZEALAMJ CUP—A Handicap Sweep stakes of 10 soys each, 2} ft, with 200 soys added ; two miles ; second horse to receive 2.1 soys. and third horse 10 soys ont of the stakus. Nomi nations, with :5 soys entrance enclosed, to be miulc to the secretary on or before the 17th December, at 2 o'clock p.m. The weights to be declared on or before 8 o'clock p.m. on the ni?ht of the first day's runes, and acceptances, enclosing sweeps (10 soys), to be mudo by 10 o'clock on morninfj of second day's racing. TIIK CONSOLATION HANDICAP -A Sweepitakttf • of 3 sots each, with 40 kovs added. Distance, : 1 mile' A; HACK RAGE of 10 hovb (entrance, 1 soy) for all 1 untried horses. Distance, 1 mile. Post entries. RULES AND REGULATIONS. Mares and Geldings allowed 31b.i. Hn the Selling Kace the winner shall be sold with his engagements at the meeting. Ar.y surplus abovo the celling .price; shall belpng toI.the Auckland Turf Club, and any horse in such Selling Kace, though not a winner, may, .tt the request of any person made to the stewards within fifteen minutes of weighing the first horse, be put up to auction in the same way as the winner, the upset price to be the amount at which he is to be sold, or entered to bo sold, together with tho value of the stake. Any surplus to belong to the Auckland Turf Club. In all races where a forfeit lias to bo paid the owner of any horse entered for : any, such rime who shall neglect to declare and-pay1 forfeit before 10 a.ift). oil the morning of the race shall be liable for the, whole of the stakes unless otherwise .specllled in the conditions of any such raco. AH persons intending to withdraw horses are re quired to give notice to that effect to the Secretary or Clfcrk of the Scales at least half-an-hour before starting. Apy person neglecting or refusing to comply with this rule shall pay a fine, to bo imposed by tho stewards, not exceeding 5 soys to the Rddd Fund! il'he rules of the Victoria Racing Club have,been adjopted, and will be adhered to its'far as practicable. No entry will be received for any of the races except upon this condition— that all disputes, claims, anil objections arising out of the racing shall be decided by tho stewards, or those whom they may appoint. Their decisions upon all points connected with the carrying-out of this. programing shall.be *nal. All entries to be sealed and addressed, to.the Secretary, at tHe dtnee of' {he Auckland Turf Club, Diiham-street, entrarrce-money enclosed, with the nahie.igo, pedigree of the horse'j and performances; alt» name of the owner and colours of therider. Any jockey riding except in the' colours" entered' will be fined 3 sois. All sweepstakes, unless otherwise specified, must be paid on or before 10 o'clock on the morning of the first race-day. r -i ■ j t. ( All entranoe fees and forfeits to go to the Auckland Turf Club.-: ■"'.■■; •• ' i • "; '.!'«' ■ ■■: -' glQualification - fee, <2 sqvs,' except'for Hack Race. N 6 deduction iwill be made from'the gross amount of •the stakes. n \\£'uq&a\ m (lU'iov/ DATES OF■"EKTBIE'S AND ACCEPTANCES. For: T'urf^Cliib'Cup'-Norhihatio'ns.'iOth November 2 p.m..; weights declared, 18th.. November,' 2"p;in accept4hbe's^l7th Decerriber; i*p.vbL .', '" v . t ~- - General Entries—!7th vDecembei% before' 2 p.'ni.1' ' / 1 NJJ.—No entries willjie received on; any' pretence whatever after'tile hour named, • ' ''■'- .'' ;; T ;,;;;:-.1 JOSEPH BENNETT,' ™ '. $} \ % /l.!H'?:~ vivuV Durham-street' Auckland.' ..■<;[,. ■~■ .',..ji-. ■:. .')-.■• ;i .. ■■'■■■ :_±JLj_L L Photography. ~..... ... ~. pH pTp^EA PHI Q NOTICE., ,r.: ; ;CLARKE-BROTHERS, For 'seven yeats'pupils of'Mr Cronibie; and for the last ' ■ twelvdntdnths operatonsfor Mr CateW1' ! '■• '■ Have much pleasure in informing their friends ■> and the public generally that they have purchased the well-known Photographicl 'Business 80 successfully* carried' on by Messrs Crombie and Cater for-the last' eighteen years; and trust by civility and attention to business, together with producing-first-class porftaitgt at moderate prices, » to ■ meet with a share of the patronage bo liberally bestowed on! their predecessors. N.B.—Children's Portraits taken1 instantaneously. First-lass C.D.V. Portraits 7s 6d per half-dozen, or 12s Cdper dozen; ■>■■■■■■ ■•■it in cm oh a v j.. v lotli; ',■< N.B.—AH debts due to the establishment to be paid to Clarke Brothers, whose; receipt will bu suflicient. j ,■.■>•■ ;: ■..'.. .'! '..:!i<i.'...; \n' , NOT* OE/ EH. BAH TL E TT, PHOTOGEAPHEJR,,^•... * begs most resspectfullv to inform his friends and the public generally that he has made arrangements | J REfOPENING IN. A FEW DAYS. See future ad.rertl«oment,



■ y Jewellers; , ' ; *.' ISIDOEE ALEXA^DEE 96, QUEEN STREET, NEXT AUCKLAND HOTEL, r j (Established 1866,) -j' • „ BEG-S most respectfully to inform the inhabitants of Auckland and its vicinity that he has opened the above premises as a WATCHMAKER AND MANUFACTURING : ■■..,.. JEWELLER, ,« !i .; ■;, .ji-'l 1 With a Large and Welt-assorted Stock of WATCHES, DIAMOND GOODS, JEWELLERY, ■ SILVER/AND SILVER-PLATBD WARE, Specially selected in the English and Foreign Markets/ The latest designs and fashions in Bijouterie will be reueivod by every mail from. England, Paris, Berlin, and Vienna. The public are invited to inspeot the premises and factory, where all the branches in the trade are carried on. ' |'j UE-INRIO.E KOHN J E WELL E Ry UEEN STREET, AUCKLAND, Beg 3to diaw the attention of the publio to his Large and Well-assorted Stock of ' i ; ENGLISH, FOREIGN, AND COLONIAL . MANUFACTURED JEWELLERY, Specially selected, and of the Newest Styles and ) Designs. A large portion of the above oonsist of Quartz and : Greenstone Jewellery, Manufactured on the premises, ) H. K. begs specially to draw the attention r the public to his < LARGfi AND SUPERIOR STOCK OF GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES, AND ' GREAT VARIETY OF SILVER AND PLATED GOODS, Which are of the best known manufactures of he home markets. 4yNote tho address — II E I NEI C H KOHN, JEWELLE R, UEEN STRTSET. . T|H;E LATE FIIIE ! , I . A L F E E D A L J IT, Matchmaker & jkweller, LATJB 215, QIJiSEN HTJIBKT, hajn RKMOVRO to premises Directly Opposite the Queen street Kntrance of thejNew Market (ajdoining ilr Woodward, baker, and Mr Giles, butcher), where he hopes to meet with the same kind and liberal patronage bestowed upon him for the last eißht years, i».A. takes this opportunity of thanking hU numerous friends and the public generally for their past liberal favors, and assures them that he will still continue to c:vrry on his business as heretofore. Business will be resumed TO-.YIOItUOW (Saturday), the .''Oth inst ' ' fcote the Address :— ' 25 0, Q U KEN STRE ET, Opposito the New Market. Cabinetmaking. ;. T& H. COOKE, ciIJINET-MAKERS, UPHOLSTERERS, 1 Etc., Etq.,- , iEto., J. 14 8, QUEEN STREET (Corkkr of Victoria «xbket). Have on Salk, At Very :lrow Pricce, ~ •) a <A\ DRAWING-ROOM-FURNITURE In Walnut and *■ 1 other Woods, Upholstered in Damask, Rep, &c. ; Marble-top Cheffonniera; Walnut Loo and Occasional Tablpa >j;.y_ j" ( ''P;) f) i\ < t DINING-ROOM FURNITURE in Mahogany, Cedar, | and Kimu, Upholstered in American Cloth, '. Hair Cloth, and Leather; 3heffohniers and ~; ] Sideboards; Lob and Telescope Tables BEDROOM FURNITURE in Cedar. Mottled Kauri, and Rimu ; Hair, Spring, Flock, and Flax Mattresses ; Palliasses; ■ Feather Bolsters and .' Pillows; Marbl«-top Washstands ; Iron Bed steads and Cots; Toilet Glasses, all sizes, Commodes ;' ,' . LIBRARY, HALL,. OFFICE, and KITCHEN FUR NITURE of all doscriptlonsl .:,;>,; : Also, Matting, all widths; Floor Cloth ; Door Mats; Venetian and Roller Blinds ; Cornlco Poles ; Cane arid !Wood-seat Chairs ; Hassocks ; Fold and Rocking Chairs. __ ;...■ ! vV! - ( .»~iv/, V.' vii:';;' -.;• ;- t CABINET-MAKERS &,UPHOLSTERERS ; GENERAL HOUSE FURNISHERS, HAVE NOW ON HAND . .:. THE .LARGES3? (! AND., BEST AjSSORTEP: )>,,{■ OF-- ''■'■"li' ;i' FUENITUEE, CAEPETS, ELOOE CLOTHS, liw BILLIARD CLOTH, ' And 'G-eneealeusnishing-s in new Zeal and'j'': ■ ' Which are all marked at exceedingly LOW PRICES. IJy -viirr M: ! ivio-JJ1! Off !::■-/ i fivtQ. T/j.&T THE TRADE!/& SHIPPERS' SUPPLIED „ _ ( .«;•;■;■• WHOLESALE. ■; V ;;.';■ ■.' W. &IJ,, having large arid convenient workshops manufacture oveiy description of Furniture on the Shortest Notice. '»i rV A J M Hr .i '1 / yi ; <) [. FLOOR CLOTHS, AJjL WIDTHS, CUT TO ANY ,PLAN, ~...,, CARPETS MADE UP" iAND^LAiD,^ i*J : AGENTS FOR THE "■'! <!l ilil" hoi GROI YE R &! BA' X E;R ' DOUBLE-LOCK: AND 'ELASTIC-STITCH ! J SEWING- MACHINE^ : '-'' Jw!niu«hc| hi a ft no U)"<] 'tj , -■ uw n long acknowledged as THE BEST, are now also THE CHEAPEST;" '"'';;: ' , :''. •' '. V The New HAND MACHINE is a marvel of simplicity I-\ andafflcienoy, afc£6i6B. i, ,;. '"^ Every,Machinß. Guaranteed; l instructions Gratis.^ Illustrated Prospectus and Samples of work sent Post free. ..■ ■!'•,:■ H'KOKVO JlO'i A9J. Uhh iMiull iii> !..!■!'■••.i'.;- >•■ -iaii-,. .iilJ .Miiij arts J i WINKS & HALL, l



■Funeral Undertakers^^ I ■ ';';■{■..! »>T i!'•! !Vl, ■JJ McC TJ L S X V, FUNERAL UNDERTAKER, TOP OP HOBSON STREET. [ESTABLISHED 1842.] ' ■Tier J A ~M~I E S ON, * * # FUNERAL UNDERTAKER,<&c. Cemetery Enclosures on Hand or Made to Order. The Trade Supplied with Furnishings. WELLE SL E V STR BET EAST.' Four Doors from Corner. W™""r. HATWAED '. S • ! CHEAP BEDDING-, UPHOLSTERY, & FUNERAL FURN SHING , ,;!. WAREHOUSE, REMOVED TO WYNpD.HAM STREET, ,'. (Next Queen-street Corner.) Residence and Shop: Corner of Pitt and Grey streets. , Sewing Machines e~w ing- maTcThin¥s "/ ! MADE BY TIIE' BRITANNIA COMPANY, COLCHESTER, ENGLAND, I combine the best parts of the best Machines (avoiding their defects) with some kkcknt. si-eciax improve ments, which no other Machine possesses. Every make of Machine, however far removed from excellence, professes to be better than any other The task of selecting a Sewing Machine is therefore lather a difficult one, especially if the purchaser Jias no knowledge of machines, and has no other guide than the representation of various dealers. Many people convinced of the advantage to be derived from using a Machine for needlework do not yet possess one because among so many they are unable to satisfy themselves as to which make is the best. As a practical man and an Engineer allow mo to point ont some of the advantages of these Machines. They will do all that any other Machine will, and do -!t hctti-y; including Hemming, Quilting, Felling, Cordintr, Binding. Braiding. Stitching, Ace, &c . with R-peTfect stitch alike on both sides. They are fitted witli «n IMTKOVKP i-.reak, which prevents the Machine turning the wrong way, and so entangling and breaking the thread. They make less noise thin most Machines, and is the nearest possible approach to noiseless. They ,are very simple, and will rnn for years without costing a shilling for repairs. Every Machine.is Warranted. Machines i let out on hire, the payment for which poes towards the purchase, i Machines of other makers taken in ex change. Kepairs properly done. Needles for various Machines, Oil, Cotton, and Extras. ! ':. G. W. HESL OP, ENOTNEER, : TirK Fitting Shop, "Vtjlcak Lants.-' V, Sewing Machines for the Million I . i ———— ' / THE BEST AND CHEAPEST IN THE COLONY MONTAGHTE'S CELEBRATED PANCY BAZAAB, QUEEN STREET, AUCKLAND. The "Defiance" Hand Lock-Stitch ! Sewing Machine, complete 1 i [ Vi. "WITH KXTKAH. .<. \ ■.;■' : £ ■. a. ! Price ..■■■ .. ... .. .. 6 0 0 i With Table ~. ~..;.. .. 610 0 THIS Machine has been awarded aevon PRIZE MEDALS at the various com- i 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, and its extreme simplicity, as children are enabled to work It equally as well as adults. tEE " G-EEMANIA" SILENT ! LOCKSTITCH SEWINGh hv> ;., ( ":' ■■■ MACHINE. « '■■ Price ..'■ ■ -.I !.<"" '■; ■• ''..■ £6 15 0 With 19 extras. , Thia Machine has obtained a world-wide notoriety,' 'having been awarded Twenty-six Gold Medals in Europe, and has taken several Prizes in Melbourne, •' Ballarat, and Geelong, and is acknowledged bythe 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. '" . ' r! [An experienced Machinist'always on the premisei to Instruct' purchasers, and' lessons given gratis, if required to parties preferring, at their own residence!. In.'order to meet the requirement*! of all classes WEEKLY PAYMENTS WILL BE TAKEN. ' Not* the.Address —f , , -/ v w 1 •' Montague's Fancy Bazaar, QUEEN STREET AUCKLAND. TIAYLOE'S PATENTJ LOtJK f 4- STITCH SEWING MACHINES. ( These Machines are complete with apparatus to do every kind of;woik requisite for a family, and are' I • SIMPETOIEA'RN, " .EASY TO WORK. ; :\u: o.n no QTJIETIN ACTION; ' l;' ta '." ; NOT'LIA'BLB'TO OET OUT OF'ORDER, ' f ■■>■•■■ AND REASONABLE IN PRTOE. ■ j Before buying any other Machine ladies are invited 'to insneot'this one. on which the HIGHEST COJVI MENDATION has been bestowed by1 all who JiaVe got them.,- OUU/ ' A fresh shipment will shortly arrive by. the City, of Auckland. l>fll" Prices:- Hand Machines/£6 ;ss'f Sto'd Machine's, £7<.7s to £8 Ss. • t: peacock, OPT fCI AN,. .. ,- . . | Queer) stree.t,< near itlie Babk Of (New Zealand; •;;J 'v ;:;■■■; Wopr'Busrers^&c.:;:'' ,'V if.■;:;,;: TO BijTOEERS, SETTLERS^ FARMERS, LI d , ny if ...AND;.OTHERS.;/;'/ /;};^ iindersigned are Gash Ptjb^ X- chasers.of HIDES; SHEEPSKINS, WOOL, TALLOW/&c.,&b:, at highest market rates, in any quantity. • ! : , --h ■•■■ '"*•'- I 4ioqiro; i >• Consignors direct will have prompt and immediate Cash remittances returned at satisfactory, rates. nil v: >' s'■ t. 1-l.q.iH i,'/\ .■; U'lk -■• • ; L ; -^TißtEli-A'N-D-'-B'ROW .;. :;-"'- TANNERS AND EEATIHiR MANUFAgipKERS,; TO JFARMERS, SETTLERS, BUTCHERS , | I AND QIHERg^ , ,npHE undersigned are dash Pur* ■LL chasers of Hides, Sheepskins, Tallow, Wool, i0.,1&c, at highest markets rates. [,i■ i ■ ■/ ''< ■< '! I <T'L; D. NATffAN- *;'CO., v" }' SHORTLAND STREET j (Opposite Post-offlce), Auokland. ,'m6nE¥.J' 'MONEY:!!jMONEYi! - ;TN-SUMS from Is/'tb £100 on all ;4> . kin,ds of Jewellery, Diamonds, Plated-ware, Clothing, ;and /all; other Merchandize. -The Btrictest secresy can be relied on. —JftD-H'KIJ i Fireproof Safes on the premises for the Security of "f ■y. :■{ !! 0 /,. f, U ,1 A;' 0 I", ■i"L f,'""iH. ;i;" iN'IE-'TJ"M-E'd- iJ'N1; 11..' 17' , ul lit,,, g i,, ~i .ivPA^WSPWKSft i.i btuitof*^ «.i i'J'SJTO'l'i (Litß<Quben-streWjj ' '•■' f>VUHOOi AtTOK^AJfDt



:i Insurance. SCOTTISH COMMEBCIAL 3N- O ST7RANCB COMPANY. ' tflBJ! AND LIFE. CAPITAL .. ONE MILLION STERLIN A.GKNTB: _ , PREECB AND GRAHAM, No 8. Valle'g Buildings, Q"^ 11-, 9*16?*^^ Sub-Agent... ; NOEWIOH UJSTION PIEE INSURANCE SfDCIETY. This Society, originally estabUshed in 1797, offergJ advantages to Insurers which Companies of more recent standing are unable to do. ■ <■■ ■■" ■ In -proof of the public confidence at home in the Drinciptes «E d conduct of the Norwich Union Fire Office its Business has steadily INCREASED to ONE'HUNDRED MILLIONS Sterling. . ■ £100,000,000., , .' The LOWEST RATES only are charged.',. "',. f J This Offlde U distinguished! f6r its liberality and promptness in the settlement of claims, £2,008,115 having been paid to insurers for loaaes by fire. BANK CREDIT being established In New Zealand, as also a large reserve fund in the Bank in cash Losses will be paid here promptly, The Society's Agents can acoept any insurances, and fix the limits and the premiums without navi first to consult Directors. NO CHARGE for Policies, Endorsements, or Surveys, r.,'j jlar.M A LOCAL INSTITUTION , ; so far as the investment or its Receipts in the Colony of New ZeaiAnd, and to this national advantage may be superadded the. support of. a large and wealthy English office. • . ■ . In effecting Insurances against Fire It Is of the. first importance to select an office of Hioh Charao tek, Lono Standing, ajjd STABiLiiy. \ ;, .. Every information as to the Society's Rates and Principles, or as to Speciax Rates, may be obtained at the Society's Offices. " ; • , ! , /': J. B. GRAHAM, , i Agent. G. 8. GRAHAM, Inspector. Officeß: Vaile's Buildings. .. ('.•• '..,'■ i ; '"'''■ A USTEALIAN MtITTJA L PEO ijL. YIDENT SOCIETY. j FOR MUTUAL LIFE ASSURANCE, ETC. ,; NEW ZEALAND BRANCn : HW J) • Head Office: Wellington. j i ~., ■ ■ ■ ; ••■ r-^in - Present Annual Revenue, £280,000. , .", . Accumulated and Invested Funds, ..£1,330,000 ■■ I'■i ': ■ , fi! ; ' . * - ■ ' ■' - Persons Assuring with this Office, share the whole •profits,, and a Bonus is decla)ed every fifth year. *<•■ Auckland Agent '' HENRY GILFILLAN. . I '.', MedicaliEeferee—, , ; .T.B. KENDERDINE.:: ', '-'- ,1 ' .'■- -«ti! ,•-■•■ ■■■.-'■■■' .' I: imr.'Jsitf ■■■■.":.',; ~. ti'i ' rir. »!." Jii-'r.-Jflii i>l:"V< I: tlti T N.i S U E A;N' 0 E. THE . FIRE AND'MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY Underwrite at, LOWEST RATES OF PREMIUM; risks on every description of property and merchan dise throughout the province. Also on hulls of vessels and cargo to all parti of the world, i ' i.-v Losses in MaVirie Department can be made payable either in England or the Colonies, as the assured ln^y desire. Claims settled with promptitude > and ■liberaiitjr,:;/ ) •', i :,• ,:'.-, an dm hl\ Offlcftß of. the Auckland Branch—Wyndham Cham-' < bors, Wyndliam street. .: ■. i t.; i•. - ANDREW G. MILLAR, . • - A^ent.": in']" . . ■',*■ ■ ! in., '. ■•i. vi * 'f*' ii '■••'■; ■•'• ■ ■=' Property for Sale, &c MONEY INVESTED FOR CAPITALISTS. * OJOANS ON MORTGAGE EFFECTED ' I ARBITRATIONS UNDERTAKEN; •' EXCELLENT FREEHOLD PROPERTIES FOR IMMEDIATE SALE.' . ' A good FARM of •50 acres, at Kirikiri; three quarters of a mile from Papakura. There is a small house; :upon the..Parm,. also cow-shed,, pig-stye, stabling, &c. '•There, is also Jb acres < in. grass and 5 acre's'under ciiltivatibn. There is a good .macadam ised road to the door.. .The owner of this propertyl really wants to sell, and will take Ll6O i > ■ PARNELL;: Hobson's . Park—A nrie 'Six-feonied! House'; leasehold ground, rent L 6 peryear.';:' Price, XSO. -.' m h ■ ~,!t »j, ii Joii fa ban v n \TO BUTCHERS and, otliers.—For fale,, a fine j Bucher's ' ShQp and Dwelling-house in ' Grey street. The-■ premises, are built of brick, and' have- excellent' stabling and other convenciess Price, L 1200.1 hot? nq FARM of 420 acres in the district of Kaukapakapa. There is an excellent Eight-roomed House upon the Farm, and 30 acres ore in rich grass*:Tliere Is also two acres -qf orchard, garden,. and, vinery; . The, Farm is, situate'd'only half-a-riiileirom water carriage and five miles': from the proposedirailway station] PrlceV'LSOO. SUB.URBAN -RESIDENCE and-Temperance Hotel, situated opposite Mr Buckland's Kemiierii Sale -Yards. This property, kho^n as Mr G. Morris's, contains nine rooms and kitchen, with* two-stall stable,1 'pigstyes for 40 pigs, cowshed, gig-house, smoking* apparatus for s>:noking bacon, and three quarters of.an .acre of rich. \volcanicland. Price,L4so; ' . ' ,(,. ~ ..,,•, ABERCROMBIE-STREET'—An "excellent six-* ! roomed 'House,' next! to I the Wynyard Hotel. Price, L 250. . . :; ::.v.- :'i * i It v A really excellent FARM at the EastTamaki. The ' Farmcontalr>s:2o7 acres, all kid down iri" rich grass, a!nd' subdividti' 'into '7 paddocks:"- v Price,'; I<P8 jjper1 ere.- *■■'-* >•.)><:. o3 • .- ■ . 'vi ■-'■ •. '*.'' A BARGAIN-^ A teally good Residence in William -1 "street, f bity;' Thereisidence contains-5, ro6m« and a wash-house. There• is'«!- good freehold'allbtnieh-t'; exjcellent well of water. Pretty ornament*)., garden,, and "Bow'win'dowln front" of the house; is alwajsiet. Price, LiaO. . . ..- rrrrm'urj v A;BARGAIN^ A really gbod'Suburbah Residence, known.as,"Harbour "Vjiew.". ~ The residence contains nine rooms, overlooks the harbour,-, and has excellent! .'conveniences for bathing and boating. There is a of an acre of Freehold laid out with orna mental trees and shrubs. . The property, fronts the. -harbour,/ Price', £350^326; ■ • • i , .vi.- •■'■ - c ONEHUNGA—AH tliat fine property near Mount Smai't; and/;T?nown us N,r, Walsli's residence., There are 5 acres of rich land; also a good dwelling-house. 1 The property commands a beautiful view. Price "1-350. 1 FARM of 450 acres, at-Papakura, well suited for .sheep of cattle grazing.—34c. .'. t .. . . w> ' L* For FAfeMS, HOUSES, and ALLOTMENTS see, J. M. Leknox'B long Monthly List In Weekly Herald. .,,, ~,,. • r,; ~ Q.< \ x '/TJ^'TE I■ W W Oi\*o»h'o-SIWA Sr AJw/iKI .■■■;•'■ ' ' ,i_j ■ '' ■■-■■■ ■ -,- .- , MoJ.|| LENT^'pTTTifpr .Capi-:-; ' i a'lists on First-class Security at Current ratts ot Jnterest'.1 No cha'rgfi made to Lender. ~V .-,-V £3,000 to lend at 7 per cent, in sums of XSOO'ah'd upwards. Sums of L 25 and upwards also advanced Gold Mining, Bank,; Gas, .and. Insurance,' Shares- Bought and Sold. _ QUBEN-STREBT!



I — .» [!■■ I I Miscellaneous. ' "r I. ; ELECTION OF SUPEPJNTENDiIKT."" ! TOET^E ELECTORS OF THE POVINCXftM. ,; AUCKLAND. ( . v "^8 TN compliance with tlie o{ liig large nu her of the Electors, I have to muomjQ* that it is :ny intention to become a Candidate %• Office of Superintendent at the forthcoming Elecilfiii? ;' I will take an early opportunity of meeting 'tVil Electors and explaining my views on «ww. iffectlng the interests of the Province. ' HUGH H. LUSK TO THE ELECTORS OF THE PROVINCE'■' OF AUCKLAND. ■ V ,*.,%«, GENTLEMEN —I beg to announce" that it is my intention to offer myself v i Candidate for Election to the office of Superintendent of this Province at.the apjvroachinpr General Eleotlft« fl J : .„ J. • | Auckland, .Tanuftry 7, 1873,., ,■ ; , ] " "-] H "BONES T~BONES"!TTBONM!nfr BOTTGKHT m any qnantitiesj '>%*. 'Cash, the Freemati's Bay Bnne; Mills.' tylssW "~,, : ■ ; VENETIAN- BLINDS: XS'" "WIRE1 OA.-UZE, AOT> PEBF6RATED,lj^|l /^IAN be had at the Auckland Venetian*'Bllaj' V* Manufactory, Shortland-gtreet, of any dimen sions, In any number, ■within a given of th« BEST QUALITY, AND AT REASONABLE $jj>T BE NT TO AIL Pi ETfl 07 NEW ZXlXilS^ ' ! Practical BUnd-maker and Wire-worker,iin»Byytt>g:] established at City Road, London, manufacturer; of every description of Window Blinds, Plajn andflnn, j Old BUndti cleane'd.alteredi repaired an' paints. SkOBTKANP STREET, AuCKljjri). 1 ■S H 0 8.. T. L,A.jN D.. S T,B SBBJJ* Almost Opposite General EosT-oftHCßifT at ■"'\ ,jd ■' ; .-Medical.- ■■■ > tSyM • ■ j . r,:i.-.nr,vu- w .i: ! THE PEOPLE'S DISPENSAfiV"*^ 0 .- i -•■■■ '' -(Late 21:5,'Qt7een-street). ':^" 3--; MR. A. M. "WILLIAMS begs to inform hU numerous friends and-the, public £hat pending the erection of those new premises at the entrance to the new Market he1 has secured Temporary Premises at 96, GREY-STREET,, wbjch.will be.REPEETIWk' THURSDAY NEXT, the l.Sthinstant. with a/IBHffl ir SUPPLY of PUKE DRUGS and; CH ESIICAM "' &c . and Jiopes to m^ef Sn-ith'a continuance! wun" 1 confidence so liberally bestowed on tdm-'fotttfatelut* nine years: ./, ... .;.- ,j ; ] „.</;,• >v 'D attfiWßra /gfObscrve the Address:— . . i £$]&£■ |9 0, GREy-,-ST;llEET'.):qffsiihd[ ' MEDICO-BOTANip DISPENSAB*™ r\ xmittatn;,. ' ' ■ CHEMIST, "DRUGGISC~ AND MEDICAL < r, .... HERBALIST,.., ....,, ~« 65; WCtokia; Stkkot, CoaWiß b* iJ Chapel Bole Agent for Dr. Coffin's Composition; Stomk* '• Bitters, Antispasmodic, Diurfctfe and Jemaw Se«ws* m . tive Powders.Jndian Pills, etc., etc, ,;.. j-i+ jiirvr ■ ' A Fresh, supplyof British and; American HJIUg., . Proprietors oT the far-famed 'WORM POTOBB&?" * ■ which are acknowledged'-to: be theimostHiarvenoiiiort !4nd effectual remedy ever s knowja»"*' "■.iv.nli JBM^t -:*,*'.A'few copies of Dr. Coffin's Guide toHegltt | ,nd Treatise on Midwifery on Sale: ' ' '''■' ' V . %f- «M ■Vio?HE CUBE IS AT'HAND.- ■ *»f V: 'lo V .Id'/ ■"■'■ ■■'. r^::t I,■.■;-::,.,:i.iylCaH ■jyoELo^ys-:^\piisrT3ig|^ j ScorlHiKe'Eruptions,1 as' Sore Beddi andScrofaw^ll Swellings—lt this powerful Ointment be well rnbbeffi 1 into the parts affected all'skin disease, will be^djlftifl overcome. ' It acis not by repre6sion,'butr(^lsi<)n., ;] , ?f Jt enters the syst6hi:as salt enters meat, and ffgetates; not 16callyi only, but .constitutionally purifytajfiflWi1' (System, [ neutralizing > all iiwhoursi £ and effecting a radical and complete cure. . Ihe.riUf aaa should"be' taken" as an auxiliary to the jjftjjf they ar«-So prepared 'as •to !act: in; r iinison >llwitli'B,' fiicilitating;und confirming the conquest of theidiielW/ u>> ;; Diptlieria,, UlcerftU^Sove, Throat and Quintey.;zsm ca ■ above'complairits'liave'fdf -twenty vears,been.keatea.jj ( . iWithi Hollo Way's :and Pill's' with' perKe^ succesk The cures haveibeen so remarkabWiipeeay;1 11l and numerons, that these often fatal diseases MftjnoiWf.i. easily cured by these medicines, than eyen^the^^tp'il^ sore'tliroat, if lialceri to time! ■ ■ • • " EviaicJ M Thle Kidneys, StohtandOravel-^-ih these c6inpudn»" 'the!, Ointment ■ almost ,ahts: like,:*) charm;SS»J uS Tiding it.is very effectually rubbed ,oxer-I.h,e legion^fil oj ithe kidneys, wh'ich'iVwill penetrate and give almom.jjj immediate relief wfiile 'the 'Pills should be lak^, according!to the iprinted.directibnß,^ when.th*<mO« JU "extraordinary;curesinia^be effected by(tliißroeWa'i(W»f* id Bad 'Zegs.'lßad, Breasts, Scrofulous Sw^t nft~iM. Qlandiilitr SivelliHg's:—l^'subtl caseS'the pintoeW A fjj operates surely and with a rapidity^ that TeieinblM-i ; magic. It should be rubbed into the j>arts affectea after they have beerrfbmentea with"lukewarm water. > ■^he purifying and curattye pqwtrsof this marvellous Tinguent have'neve rfailed. An old sore, wound, or iiilcer always yields to its influence; and in pases ofbad, s> breasts; or.Jmlilc, feWs, !its? afttibii is wonderful." .Glandular, swellings, niay sppn be reduoedibyfollownKcW! "the printed directions, r ~;, ~, ; ~.-ltcw .'senti'M'• disease^is cdmriionly pifece^led. by Irregular action Oi1 the hgajrt, arid ditiicultiespiratlon ; rwhich ayirptonJftlw ■are always an,d eyergpfrjqrAbadtowonrseiUfljgsjciH prop'ef'mearis of"cufe'are'r'esbrte'd tp.'j',' In pPvpwsfjscf unrivalled Ointmeiit'laid'IPillsi ithearo^sicall)atienr >.. will evariflnd succourJ;:ttieipreseiit irellef derived froM « the .user.of,- thjese, rera^djes, is .xnaryielloiiwlyf.ja'HWHlll. and ' perseverance i» •, the,.. steady ,•; »PP"sfHS^f^f ,of this: 'famous' Ointment1 inVarikbly a i cu«j They- fiet1' with >-sueh JI energy"bh'^tno cWsulatiop. and! absorbent system" that the dwpnfH tw • flu^d vanishes, and the sufferer finds, ajlihe oppreMU^qii .symptoms.daily decline 'till natural health letum. ' QokP'and 'KhiuVnatisin ;niayl'bel "cured"with"tn«| y . greatest certainty, if (large iquantities of the Ointafetot"" tie'well. wo/ked inpo the, .complaining, (part?/ fffi d -fm^H pei'severingly done" far" some time. It is .Jio uwMjoo sßaiear !|it bnth'e skin only;' 'if'must be got into t b\^A system. •■ Take as many Pills niglitly-aS'wiU actt^o ot^ thlefe times durjng.the J4.hoursii Schew the.uifeotp" coffee,, and all stimulants. : :When these comp)MUU ( [ "are leaving the iystem the virulence ot'tlie coni(plaiiitj |n j freqiiently seems to incre'asfe'.' Ir" lil;:v'. J ■ n" ■< f tndisdttioii fl/- Yoth. --Sores; ulcens, »andi swelluigs««" Cdi .with. certainty.,,bft cured■ if, this,j©intmen^!W(oq thoroughly Rubbed all round. the complaining partj j() 'twice'or"'thMc'e'i Akyi keeptog^tnem covered'Wl» linfennag spread-with th» same". af:-y iJ'' jfV''!'j'i ■ l?lje. Pill* must .be (taken r according to < the, printe* M "directions..,; !Jhe..blPo(j,.being in an impnr^ gWfftiSi perseverance,, is riecessaiy. From humane jnotiveSy^, lexers of advice will be answered 'gratuitously.'•'« J! Bidet oarriage.iiihe .Bills and Ointment.''should: WPvt'* J: taitaed in the neighbourhood.of .the,sufferer,;j^nd npt \a from Itollpway's Establishrueni i ' ■, V« ,±Bi>i|J f Mothtlib'Oint'ikerit.aiia,the'SillsshouMrbeusedjn w^jj foaowing castsj—an'U i) i.ioi.;<;-^ ..! '!■< .' _ .... BaH-I»egßi.|..i.. -iCaacejls u-.u '. . Scalds .i : <>'■ -iwsw- Bati Breasts , \ ■ Con&acted. and Sore Nipgl?' ; vxt « Bifcns" 'V ■ Stiff Joints' Sore-tlifbftts,,; ~( jR( • BJnidns- --! ElepMritiasis5 J'tSkin-uMsease;, •,/ Biie-oiMosquitosKstulas U ■" • ■ Sburvyi.»j»\" 7; . ' And Sand-Slies Gouj.-, (.■ \:,, [■. Spre : heads: s.- 11 ■/1 n^ Cobo'-bay Glandular,SweU-Turnpurs ~.,,] tL>,' Cb|e-gb-f6of: v'^ l' . Ulc'^s ""...■ j m Cbilblaino <f Lumbago ' !t: "■'■<•' ;Wbnnds ■.„..." Chkpped Hands, Piles: ~. > ;, Yaws;r . til -«;" '■■-. Corns(Soft) ;,,. Rheumatism 'i' i-' r.;!,';1"'!1!!.-' P^jm-WwaaaHf siting wW^Hm :largSr'sfzes'." 1 J4"Jlc? l! *"'• J-'-- " " '■'.•<• t , t-;>itl ■ K.Bi-JDirections',tbr:.thei guidance of patients.™