The Evening Star.

Vol. IV.—No. 1,166. i

Auckland, N.Z.: FRID&Y, OCTOBER 17, 1873

"Pkice: ONE PENNY.



__^_^ Shipping. ULi^S'"^ ™BSBAM NAVIGATION '^k%i¥h, 00 S Sllst-Class Steamers. SYDNEY & MELBOURNE The splendid steamship • :> • Wonga Wonga, H. SnuTTLKWORTH, Commander, expected hero about 22nd October will leave three days after arrival °U For particulars of freight or passage app.y to ELJtf. JERVIS, Agent. "L^, TpOR KAIPARA (Utosg J^^ i 1 Goods at all Stations.) Jg§<^&-^ ;r The schooner Dunedin, J. Stewart, Master, will leave the wharf on SATURDAY-next. For freight or passage apply to ■ ' ___________ __ Wl BINNEY. _K_ PRIEST SHIP EOE jh^__ES^, ': ; LONDON. ' ■" The favorite well-known Clipper . Count|Bss'of Kintore, 800 tons register, Al at Lloyd's, H. Braddicic, Com mander, having thegreater portion of her Cargo en gaged, will meet with quick despatch. Haa unrivalled accommodation for passengers. For freight or passage apply to L. D; NATHAN & CO., ' Agents._ "I^> "WOE NAPIEE DIEEtIT. "f^^^\ The ketch ~-,.! i JmMsiL ■>■■■■■■'• Clematis, 120 tons burthen, will sail as above on SATURDAY next, the 18th inst. ' . : . . For freight, or passage apply to . ' ; " . S.,'S. MACFARLANE.& CO. :;' l^Jk■..TffPß- NEWCASTLE >.a^^_SL ' -■- (Forwarding Passengers to *SraEifc The Regular. Trader. ~-,, i • Albion •will leave as above THIS DAY (Friday), Oct. 17. For passage and freight apply to HENDERSON ■& MACFARLANE. _Ki' T\f E W ZEALAND . J^IViV X} PARCELS CONVEYANCE. ___i_L^_T^' SmallParcelsmaynowbesentto the '■KMSHii^* undersigned for despatch to New Zea and from England, ,or from New Zealand home, at very Cheap Rates, .which will, include, Marine In surance, F.PiA., and all other charges. . Parcels should be sent, Carriage Paid, to our office for despatch, fully addressed to the consignee in England or in, New Zealand, and the value thereof stated. In order to carry out this project satisfactorily iiis particularly requested that friends of those in New Zealand will make known the "NEW ZEA LAND CONVEYANCE" as much as possible,, and support the undertaking. • ' . Full particulars of terms on which parcels may be transmitted, from England to New Zealand, or from New Zealand to, England, may be obtained on appli cation to EDWARD & HERBERT BUTTERFIELD, 27, Leadenhall street, London, E.C. Or, to ELLIOTT & ANDERSON,, : '.' ': , Queen-street Wharf, Auckland. No further charge is made if the,parcel is called for at the head offices, London and Auckland. Insurance against all risk effected if requested, and value stated, .-i. ~ , ; •. ~; r.t'r ~. .



;" !,P]i6tdgra,pliy. , \\".';•■.'.' . ■■ , ,i ~.,;■ ■.r/sriloi i.iyr!tj'tv>H| »/i:nl>hi<,ih ■■ E'i' H! n Sl JBA ETLE TT, ■^p.HOTOG'RAPHER, ' ; ; begs most respectfully J to '.inform his friends and the public generally that lie Las''made arrangements ;. ; . ■ , k '■'-jnuiKfaHli RE OPENINGI, IN, :A' ; FEW' DAYS.; „ ' ■ ! See fature advertisetnent. ' ' pHO TO GEA PHI C INOTICE. CLARKE BROTHERS; For seven years' pupils, of :Mr Crdmbie,^ and for. the lasi twelve months operators, for .Mi-Cater, Have much pleasure in informing their,friends anc the public generally that; 'they have purchased th( ■well-known i Photographic ■Business /so: stiocessfullj carried on by Messrs Crombie and -Cater for the lasi eighteen years' and trust by civility and ; attention t< business, together with producing litst-Class portrait) at moderate prices, to- meet with'a share of tin patronage so liberally on their predecessors. N.Bi—Children's Portraits taken,instantaneously Firstrclass C.D.V. Portraits 7s od per half-dozen, oi 12s6d per dozen; -: ■-•■'!■■ <> , • •'•Jl';. i; N.B.—All debts ;due, to: the establishment tob< paid ,to .CiiABKE; BaoTHBRS,' .whose -receipt will bi Bufflcierit. ''""" ' 'j".';...'.T."0.r •:.', ~ ~.,.. ;■■ ' Tor';Sale^' ' ;lJ^, h " ~~. f Tjl QTD ', (J AT (T? •I i ' ■'•'■' '10 TX7OODJBINE' EAEM, Mouni T V■ ■•' Roskill, centaining 4t)' acres, all fenced'ani subdivided into flve:paddocks, with substantial stoa walls,.- on which Js erected a flwelling-house and Out wildings. ''/-.' , For particulars apply to' ' ■' • ' l>fvr..v/ !-uSAMUEL COGHRANE & SON, [jj.li ■;f -.;:',; JioffijliH . Fort-street. FOE SALE! ."by the aindersigned— i Tanks; .Cart Shafts,; Coals <Bay of Islands an> Newcastle)., Firewoods Charcoal^ &c: .; ■;,-;, ■;. ,' i,„ ! J J. CRAIG, /; ." V Fort street. : ,' ..SAWNTKAIJRI TIMBER. , s , .... ~i,\ \..\ j,,,ln,Ancklaßd, k :.i noi xl sij ■■ > 'SOolobO FEET^AURI'^iMBgR.':1.',; X » ; ... ~-ttH« i.- -C. AVHARRIS. arda: C-ustomihotiSe'street and ■Bi'eakwater Road. essels Loaded at ,the Mill; Wangapouai .with i! ... ~, desnatch..j -~.,, ,■■,, j. PIANOFORTES AND HABMONIU^IS. T^O±t SALE,,/ at Turrell's Mu«i J- -i-j -m <10 "Warehouse^ • ■:.;•■:• : :-i ■■■■ , ;., Q U E,E N i; , ;ST,R ,E E V,... >: Next door toMontatju'e's. ■' rOE SALE, -(heap, pne ; IG-fee Sailing Boat, several Ships' Boats and Dingie J. Clare, Boatbuilder, Custom-house-3treet East. Money. , ' .', MONEY to Lend, in large or sma sums, at a very low rate of interest.—Apply Mr Laishley, Solicitor, High street. , . .. (XNEY TO LEND on first-clai freehold security, at low rates of interest. R. C. Dyer. Shortland street. TV/TONEY to LEND on Proraissoi . IVI ' ' Notes; Mortgages, &c; Bills Discounted. George Dunaet; 25, Queen street. . .....■.■■ -.^ GNET~TO LEND; from £25 £3,000, on first-class securities,'1 at'; ourr« rates.of intexest-^-J. M; Lennox; Estate1 Agent,- Queen street:, - ~ ' .-; ■.1 <■.>■■*■ ~l ■■ ■'< • TV/T O JSEY.—CapitalisJjS:: seeking^sa JjjU investments BlibuldiiapplyiitjolQAßNELX R ANDES SON, who can secure good securities clients at 8 to 10 per cent.—Address Carnell a Eandetson, Mining and Investment Agents, Cte



Business Cards. _ r* LAMBS' BISCUIT, £1S pei ton. Mb. J, S, Maofarlank, Agent. SA MU EL MOR a AN, COMMISSION & NATIVE AGENT, " . j . Alexandra. Waikato. ','■[(■ WAENOOE BEOTHEES, Soap & Candle Manufacturers: " CHAPEL STREET, AUCKLAND. = T ■ G A ES ON, rf v* i House and Land Agent, Rent and Debt Collector, Stichbury's Buildings, Queen street. « , TAMES BUTC HE E, y Carter, Contractor, &c. Goods ', cleared and delivered from ships on the shortest notice. Ballast supplied. A ' LOYETT, Tailor, Ac;, Karanga "7 ". hape Road (near the top of Upper Queen street), Auckland, having commenced business at the ■ above address respectfully solicits a share of-public patronage. GE O E G-'E 'A.'lk EESi FREEMAN'S BAY SOAP & CANLDE , I WORKS.' , j Cash Buyers of Tallow. ' i MI S S , N O E M AN, .Teacher of Music (pupil of Mr Hoffman for live years); . i Waterloo Quadrant, five doors from Princes streetj . The North Shore attended.' MADAME W I NTEB; ROYAL ACADEMICIAN, gives Lesson's in; Music and Singing. , Two to Three Guineas per Quarter, payable in advance. Schools attended.—' Melbourne House. SAM U E L W EL L S House, Land, and Commission Agent, Collector' of Rents, Debts, Highway Rates, &c. Loans! arranged. . ■ ■. ( Office: 129, Queen street (three doors below,the! Unionßank.) f "" ■■-■■■' j A! ' .AN D '■■■ W. CR A I Gt,\ •,. ~; HOBSON STREET. • House and Ship Plumbers, Gaslitters. &c. Glass! Chandeliers from 3to C lights. Gas Reflectors of all. kinds made to order on the shortest notice ; Fluted I and Plain Enamelled from 2Bs and upwards, with ] Pendant,and Burners ; guaranteed not to crack:! Old I Chandeliers Cleaned, Bronzed and Lacquered . A I S A A 0 S, • GASFITTER & PLUMBER, VICTORIA STREET EAST, Four Doors from the Greyhound Hotel; : Maker of the Patent Enamelled Gas Reflector. GE OEG-E ,B:L AC K. & CMx", WHOLESALE BOOT Us SHOKnii ! M A N U F A T U R E; R , ; S, ; h Lower Queen-stiiekt/ . A Stock of Sewn, Pegßed, and Rivetted Goods Always in Stock. ; . pct«ber 10, 1873. . ■ . . r ..,•;.-• . WH. BTJ T L E IS, HOUSE, SIGN, AND DECORATIVE PAINTER, PAPER HANGER, &c. &c. ' Oil, Colours, Glass, Putty, Canvas, Turpentine, White ie'ad, &c. , Always os Ha'kb. No. 25, GREY.STREET. iTXTILLI AM}S AND C 0., ,' i '.SHIP CHANDLERS, ' ■'■ ' - iAre; Cash Purchasers of Old Sails; 'Canvas^, Rags (Europe Rope, Junk, Old, Muntz Metal, Cropper,. Brass, &c, &c. . nyroDERN lan; g tjaq-bs., JTmjbhß/ M.' O. .THEORELL,'Member of the Uni versity of; Upsala, teacher, of French at the Auck land Grammar School University M Classes, gives, in struction in the French a)i'd 'German languages.— Applications •'may bo : made';'at' tliej Mechanics* ■ ' Institute Library. ..■ %u-.,\ viu'/ :■■•■■ .:■>!,• > ( . .' I (!...!



" |r\ E, N T I S T E ;;Y/ s! . M R.- Tl '•■ TRA FF ORB, ' ■"' i v-v.i,^-- SURGEON DENTIST,1 '"' 1 "W., A, X- : Ei FIE,X,D: STR E'E T.! . ! Artificial Teeth, from One to ( a;Eiill Set, in Gold j "';'' '' •' orVuldanite. '"'•[. PO ETI/ AN D OEM' EN T ■ ■•■■• ■- 'JCEAN'S'CEMENT '"'"' ' '■''./ ,u> ; -■.(.;:/..-:■,.■ :■ PARIAN' CEMENT'1-1-" • ;';'. ;sl X' i, ~ , PLASTER OF PARIS ,^1; t ..• ' SLATES,,&c, - [ rji ~_ .| ;, 1 •■ : The above are on Sale by JAMES BLAIKIE c Slaterer and Plasterer, at his "Yard, above Qiiick.s I Stables, Victoria-street. . b ....[.,'■■■.,■.-. i , i 3'■'"' ' . ■ ■ % ----- - !- ' FIREi . E1RE.!'..,'.,,',.."_ r "Ori OD. TOS SCENES EI E^ c II - TAILOR, AIND "di-! &j .■• ;• c IW.HOLESALE CLOTHING MANUFACTURER," desires to'inform his patrons and the public that in = 'consequence of having been burnt out at the late Fire, he has TAKEN" PREMISES in HIGH STREET^, ! next, door to Atkin, . Printer, where he trusts t^j >~ ■ receive a continuance of that support which'has liitlierto ■ been awarded to him, and'at the same time to ack «' nowledge gratefully the' liberal patronage he has'met d 'with since he has been an business." .: ■■■■■: ',w • c ' ' ' ■ >i;j-.-,,: ~;: ' ■■;,>n»>'<> ■•'..■);■-■ \tsi PfeILLIEPS & SON y • V.y • OIL,. COLOR.and GLASS MERCHANTS, Importers of Paperhangings,. , Scrim,. Paints, Oil?, -,1 Turpentine,' Colors. Varnishes, French Polish, Gold Leaf/ j Artists' Colors and' Brushes^ PI ate, Sheet; ~" "Crown, Ornamental, and-Photographic Glass,; Picture d i :Frame find Tapestry Mouldings, iClock; and; Compass • Glasses, Glazed' Sashes, Doors, <cc. ; , ! ■, Glass cut to size; and carefully packed.;' ;: 12, 'VViyndilam street. '■'•'■■■;■ i-: ':> i)iiH *>iv^ ki.uh H" "1 ; ~:' ■:',.: : f,S,;, f rTiti ti »tfHivo-f,[ ah»' J. ir tJ«ii^UitETE, in- thanking his • - friends and.the,.public<for-their,kind;assistance ■ i ;at th'eVlate Sire, wishes to ijitjxnate. to his .patrons - that "he is"" still' carrying", on ""Ma business as ■COACHBUILDER in his !Old Premises, andis pre "pared to execute>ini the.?most substantial'and prompt i ■ manner any, work entrusted to him. J.S.C.'slo.nglex ' :perie'nce in the'trade,' and the ■employment of none but 'the- most ■skilled-'workmeril' places, him lii 'a ~ position second :to <none in the •province'to execute in ■ any orders entrusted to hint,, | iHe s .would also ] draw C attention to the fact that he received First Prize:at the Agricultural Show for a Buggy manufactured by 1 'him; also, for a Spring-cart, •at the opening; of the new Market; : ;, .:.■, v> V. ■<■' ■;' ■'' -.?■■■■>■■ J i%tC£' 'o ij.e it ie, dUEIN STBBET. ..'.' THE LATE :FIRE ! > >'■ if: tl IVT^S. WATSO.N/iii^etuTniric ,J3IL thanks to her kind'friends and the publii — generally; for their kind patronage during the past tei SB years, begs to inform them that; she has^- / -J " .|.' RESUMED BUSINESS,;,,,, in that well-known' Shop at the corner of Chapel .am —■ Durham-streets.arid trusts tliat they will again awan ry her a share of their patronage.' •;'■' '. ■'■ "', ''" i!®".Note the Address—:,,:.: .iii ii >■»•-•'' >l:'1's: •') to; ■• ! inwji SyiiioiW A^T'SO^^S;; "•■;; ' j.*--"1'1 :T; GROCERY.STOEBi'y'J,'^''.'^ [['. j [Q3 CpßKE^fi ,6'r. 'CHAf EL.'ANP 'DjJRHA^-^EETS &> >^'—,'.'."' u..V'T'.'."y,""V:|',l! ".'','','!/', ..ii :,.:- S "DOUjQ-HT in any quantities, fo JLI Cash, atlthe Bay Bono Milli ...„_



Business Cards. ' T E. 0 O TJ EC V, ** • 'carves & gilbee, glass & picture.frame manufacturer, 57, Wakefield street, Auckland. • \T^Ir^^ rOTiCE""6F.'REMOVAL lt^~ TV/TKS'mTTBIAAY wishes to notify i -LYJL. tother patrons thai she has taken promises in Wyndham-street, a few doors above the Herald office, where she will always have on hand a fresh supply of __ ; OYSTERS AND PISH, ETC Ms s. ' ! :k. wei dh t, TEACHER of the PIANOFORTE and SING ING; corner of Wakefteld and Symorids streets (many years ;pupil> of the1 late Charles Glover and other eminent London masters), is now prepared to give Lessons, at her residence daily after 4 .o'clock p.m. Terms (Pianoforte)': Two Guineas.' , . I . B\ir;. i l d, be, CARPENTES, & JOINER. j| '''; W. H. S, X I N,N -E R,, I " VULCA.'N ; L ANE. i: ■ , ~.; Shop Fronts, Office Fittings, and all branches of j • the building trade executed. ' CIVIL ENGINEER AND ARCHITECT, ! D A ; y< i s's :U yi f j ,^c kg m, Qu;e eN-stk ket ' ' ' '; ' (Art joining National Bank). Wih lie prepm ed to Supply Plans and Coirect Esti mates for all descriptions qLßpildiiigs.on the Shortest Notice with or.witliout ■ T> OB E Py.T/ GA LL A GHE R, ,PLUMBER AND GASFITTER, WyifDUAJi-suiKKT, Aug;a,\KD (next the New Zealand ' ■ ' Ilevald Office. ' , •• I: l.i Hi! I . " . l 1 . ■ ' -■}~.■<, .Every description of work in cohriection with the above business executed with cheapness:uid despatch., W X, I ;;R B T , T T • CORNER OF QUEEN AND WAKEFIELP STREETS. NEWCASTLE, COAL ' (WltOi'isALE AND JIETAir.), A T TH X LOW Eg T RAT ES. BKTCKS, LIME, SAND, SHELLS, TILKB. IRON-BARK SHAFTS, SPOKKS, AND UKJJ-GTJM. FELLOES, Etc., Etc., \lwavs on and. E(W:TLEMEN'¥ "<3I7OTIiEB CLEANED. ALTERED REPAIRED, and PRESSED at HARWOOD'S, Taiiob, From. Melboukni;.; : ■ ■ 49, Hobson-street.'near the Governor Browno. : P.3.—Gentlemen's Clothes Dyed



FI S ,H" E E,. & ■■. C 0., , Wholesale,. Shipping, apd Family Butcher, Queen street, corner of Durham street, Auck land. Poultry of all kinds dressed to order. Prime Smoked Tongues, Home-cured Bacon. Corned Beef on sale in large quantities. N.B. —Dealers in game. 1 Live Pheasants forwarded to all parts of the colonies , upon receipt of order. Families waited on in town I or suburbs. > ! pTifoi; pt ( f ! ; n\oi : s. | OPENED TTTI3 DAY, two Very Superior Zkkit,kr (Pianos (in .rich Walnut Cases), which, for sweetness of tone, combined with power, surpass those in stock ; all to be sold at {ik.ea.tlY ukduokd pricks for cash. Also, a Fine' Oak Harmonium, with 10 stops (by ; Kelly) ; a Second-hand Piano, £18. Organs, Ifar irooniuins, and Pianos Tuned, in town or country, by ; T H. WEBB, Wcllesley street. ' Sept. 24, 1873. ___^ "!' ("g ST ABLISHED 1 8.59.: ;;■'.; yl' PIANOSi CTANOS!1;'.,. :'■'.'., , Ithe largest; stock 'of" .instruments I '■' ;: '"■' '"To be seen at ', ,' " . ■'" ; - ■-•;.TrOPPMAN'S; I ;A-C A D'.E M V .0 F MUSI C, , I '' •' '!38, Snaii'rLAN ; ij ; .'fThKKT..' ! Pianos and Harmoniums for Sale or Hire and on the deferred payment pystom fjrqm'Ll4 to L 25. Every jinstrument guaranteed, and kept in tune one yea afte^purchase,' free of charge. | Instruments of every'detiuription' Tuned' and Re paired, Bought, Sold, and.taken in exchango;!



MELODY ORGAN S. iTTTST LANDED^-Daw's and: Rams <Lf den's Patent Pedal Substitute Organs, as supplied to Her Majesty the Queen. undjH.ll.il. thu Princess Louise. For description, see lists at 'Messrs Upton's i On. Sale—A. Second-hand 20-stop'd Harmonium, by Debain (equalto new), L4s,iialso, an elegant Queen's Model Harmonium, 3,0 stops, by Akxandre (a pharn> ing^Drawing-ibdm Instrument). ' ' i■; '■::>: ;, PIANOFQIITES, ' ! !"," The two shipments of 'iVTessrs' Ralph Allison and Sons' Pianofortes ' previously advertised are sold ; more expected shortly. Arrived, per City of Auckland, a shipment from Messrs Chappell. Also, periodical shipments from Messrs Broadwood Hopkinson, Chappell, Zeigler, Biird, Erard, and other eminent makers. - • J. BROWNE. Symonds street, Auckland: i. PROTECTIVE TARIFF. TTJST 'T O HAND iW1 ' ' (Duty Free)— i , ;' . ' , 20 CASES COROMANDEL OYSTERS , •; '■ (First Prize New Zealand Exhibition).' Agent^-E. ; ELLING HA M, ' • ■■•■■■ Lower' Queen 'street. ' '"■ ' ME FATJLDEE, Sole Contractor to the City Council for ;the Emptying of Earth- Closets, Privy Boxes, Cesspits, &c.,isi prepared to at i tend punctually; to all requests regarding the above. Persons desiring to have the said iplaces attended,to,' either weekly, fortnightly, or'otherwise, can have the same done by leaving a notice either verbal or written with,the Inspector of! Nuisances, City Council Office,' iQaeen-street.ll [, Ml . .>',;,- ( 'i b'.f.i'ussi^ t; nn'ti '■ i'] T>,H O a^O;^G-/-E A;rF";Hl V:; ■.''"'" a'.' '■rbdi'ben/---'-' I Diii .ARTIST & PHOTOGRAPHER, 193, QUEEN STREET,'AUCKLAND, ' Booms , oveb ,Mb., ,lCiNa's ( Chemist. , 1 ' Cartes-de-visite taken the best style at 12a 6d per dozen j. j . <(>IH 7s!6dper half-dozon •"• ■■ ■■•'■■■_•■•'■ ■ I Portraits Painted in Oil and. Water, Colours'in aistyle ■ J | ,\ j,unsurpassed in the colonies;, ; t ,. t . ..t iSOMER-yiLLE'S STA'BXE.S/. :i \ ; • ■'',■; 'QUEEN-STREET. 'V" '." '*,'. ( i 1 fTiHE TJ.ndersigned' having ,'■ disposed ;JL of their interest in the Livery and Bait Stables lately conducted by1 Mi' E. Bdwden, deceased, to Mil MARK. SOMRVILiLE,beg to thank-those gentlemen who favo.ured-theilate Mr Bowdehwith their patron age, and have to request a continuance of- the same ■to Mr M. Somerville. " '"'•',. ii+ ■ 'JEt'-'ARTSTUR, > Executors'of the late ;; ' ,M. BOWDEN, f E. Bowden; ' ; TN. reference to the above advertise ,JL ment the Undersigned begs to notify tliat the above Stable^: will be condiicted as heret&f dreyi arid trusts by civility, and attention that he will receive; a 'contmuanco^brthe support given' o Mr E. Bowden, deceased. — — - , : MARK SOMERVILLE^ •; /tfqQpo 1 YO TJ I U ' /^f/ 4'^ ■ "VV; A!Ii'T •:9.^J.. M(O:NE.Y';,: | ' j ; I :^^^^^.l''9 ! n^p^' lv^oan p ; !'.pefJSe iif.; ; .SyPii:,' : -'iljrE-^T'-dalT^.li'A'LL. ;" 'i MONEy Advanddd'on Jpwiilery^toiarnonasl'PJate Wearing Apparel,- and'eVery 'description of a vailabl .security, v . i u .j : t.ya^y t .R'U^iio :!- ■'- 1. The' strictest S^eorecy observed in overy transaction u'we-proof Safes on the jSrefhiises foi-tho TDCtteV se curity of Valuablea, MOEEIS MAEKSj



Merchandise. ■ ■?, rpHE UNDERSIGNED Begs to notify that'he has received,"per. Wonga "Wonga, THE FIRST PORTION i'; ov A SHIPMENT of NEW SEASON'S (1873-4) TEAS, EX STEAMSHIP " eRATGFORTII,"{;Fj:,OM POO Chow, ■ s Similar to the. best numbers of the Acacia's cargo, which gave such general satisfaction last Season, and lie invites the Trade to inspect and procure samples for liquoring. 'A- ' ■ . ; ' i - *?pr 1 — i:, ,11 - The Shipment inclirdesVarious grades, from good medium to full-ilavourea Souchong TEAS, and ha.s; been purchase , ,Chqw with,a specis.l view to the growing demand, i& this market for; tho finer description of teas. \. , ' H. B. MORTON. ■ . ii A^A'IZE! MAIZE!! MAIZE !|!! 0 N . S ALE, Ex Leslie, from Clarence River, N.S.W. 17 0 9 BAjG-S MAIZE FOR SALE, in quantities to suit, purchasers, at lowest Market prico, ■ , , ;•' ; 11. E. MORTON. Custom-house-street, ; August 30,1873. ON S' A L E, E x St. Lbona ii ds, ! 5;000 bM EE' ERIC XS. Stourbridge. JOHN ROBERTON & CO. Q N S ~A~ L E By the Ukdikskiseh, Ex St. Leonards, City ov AucklaxDj Fontexa'j'e, En rvmtox, Etc., Etc., Scrim, 72 and 45 inch Corn Sacks Flour Bags, 60 and. lOOlbs Colman's Starch Morton's .Tar Salt Morton's Table Vinegar AVhybrow's Pickles. Wliybrow's Salad Oil : Colza Oil, in drums _ t , 1 Morton's Castor Oil," pints and'Tmlf-pints "■' ' Sardines, quarters • , Malt, Best Pale Suffolk and Colonial Currants, in cases Raisins. l'"igs Brazil Nuts. Jordan Almonds ! i . •. . • T Hops, East Kent and Tasmanian Sydney Beef, in tierces ilobart Town Jams ' (Hawkins', Peak's, and Peacock's .■.;,. , Tart fruits , Tea, chests, half-chests, and boxes Hums & Bacon (McConnell's & N.Z.M.P. Co. • 'Preserved Beef and Mince Meat ~ 'Maize, Sydney., , I •■. I Oats, Otago and Canterbury i Oatmeal and Pearl Barley Flour, in 200,100, and 50ll> bags . -, ; Bonedust, Bellyard's No. 1 i Butter and Cheese (Grass Socd. ■ , | ;■ ' " ' ;;';;' QEO.. W. BINNEY.



rX .N;' Si ;' ( A L E s j To AnnivK Ex "Woodbine and, | S tin tiit.se, 200 sacks Sheath's CantevburyiFlouv 592 „ Canterbury Wheat . : 250 bags Moffatt's; Flour 10 bags Grass Seed 350 sacks Potatoes 10 cases Bacon and Hams. GEO.'W. BINNEY. , "DAPEBHANG-INGS, ETC. EX FONTENAYE, 28 8 PACEAG ES, which, with recent importations, comprises the largest • j and best, assorted Stock .In. AVtfc'kland. Window, Polished Plate..-aiid^Photo Glass Xarnishes, various brands . '■' ' "White Lead, and Paints, in Wood ancfclron Patent Oxide of Iron and Carson??. A>n£icoi«osive Paint Boiled and Raw Linseed Oil, in Wood'and Iron Turpentine in cases and drums Scrim,.Hessian, and Tacks . Gilt and Stained Frame and Boom Mouldings Brushes, Gold Leaf, Bronzes, Artists' requisites, and Trade Ironmongery. / W. PHILLIPPS & SON, j OIL, COLOR, & GLASS MERCHANTS, . ; ~:.. 12, Wybtdham street. ' T: i : ATj &'-'■-■& 00. ) ■),; irH^V.E ■OK ::S ALE : } •'-•'■ -lli;l ''■'■■Miiziv' -.■.:.. (■/■'■",>" fiOO SACi ICS IFIIN.E CON ; DITI ,ON. , , ' I;;;;/^,;;;;;.-P;i;Qp:^:-;j ';:;.;;;; : ';:o,:. : 26 TONS,,BAKERSV, BE3Tt AND HOUSEHOLDi Xnd.to:arriveper.Belle Brandon'/ ifrom Dunedln; •' I 20 TONS OF BAKERS'FINEST'QUALITY.1 v j j.BApON^.&^HAMSr. ; ..,, lj; , \ 1 TON BEST (IN CJiOTII <AND BARE), flh „. v^BU.iTTEE:! ~r. ::.'... '.>^ ~,40 KE;GS, PRIMEViQ,UALITY, ! ■ |;;;::::;':^diA:aS"E!A--Li''v -.V,i u,l h C ASES AKAROA CHEESE, j I ;i• i. j. ■ ■ Prinie quality: ;'' '. ' SEATHING- & BOOMNG FELT: j . i. 10, PACKAGES, • ' JEX CITY; OP AyCKLAND. B^D, Q;X^.. u '& i j S.H.O/E S. te^Jß(Bj£Ko T WEED.S. , AGENTS/FOR ATJSTEALIAN WINE ~tj ! ,;, :;: PRODUOEES.;- m.•••■--: ■ ' fiUS AM P .L;E S J O.N'' HAND. JU t,'jl -.MUM:'.'"•!''•-.• .IfltU I'JJiilWJj" ■ .'.'■' •■'■ HI ; i'?O AKBffiE^PER HAZEL HOME, PROM' '• , | , t - ii DujfEDIN, » "•'. I 260 SACKS BAKERS' FINEST FLOUR , 28 TONS 3HOICSI OTAGO POTATOES 'T^H^HALIi & CO.



Property for Sale, &c JM. LENNOX • ESTATE AGENT, VALUATOR, ETC. , MONEY INVESTED FOR CAPITALISTS. LOANS ON MORTGAGE EFFECTED ARBITRATIONS UNDERTAKEN. EXCELLENT FREEHOLD PROPERTIES FOR IMMEDIATE SALE. A really good little FARM of SO acres, all securely fenced and in excellent grass. There is a comfortable residence upon the farm ; also, coach-house, stabling, cow-house, and all necessary outbuildings.—Folio 132 c. A BARGAIN—A fine Allotment in Wellesley street, SC x 120. Price, Ll2. r. cash. A FARM of 50 acres, at Kirikiri, three quarters of a mile from Papakura. There is a small house upon the Farm, also cow-shed, pig-stye, stabling,. &c< There is also 5 acres in grass and 5 acres under cultivation.., There is a good macadam ised road to the door. The owner of this property really wants to sell, and will take LIOO BARGAIN—SmaII House (three-roomed) and Free hold Allotment in Shaddock, street, beyond Mount Eden Tnll^ato. Price, L 42. ONEHUGA—AII that"fine Butcher's Shop and Ex temive Premises, at present occupied by I\fr Longley. Price, L 450. ■ FRANKLYN STREET—Allotment, 33 x 70. Price, L 33. FRANKLYN STREET - Allotment, 78 x 100. Price, LIOO. FARM of Hit acres in the district of Kfiukapakapn. There is an excellent Eight-roomed House upon the Varm, ana 30 acres are in ricli grass. Tlievc is also two acres of orchard, garden, and vinery. The Farm is situated only half-a.-mile from water carriage and five miles from the proposed railway station. Price, LSOO AHERCKOMI3IE - STREET — An excellent six roomed House, next to the Wvnyard Hotel. Price L 250. life.V BARGAIN—A really good Suburban Residence, known as "Harbour View." The residence contain * nine rooms, overlooks the harbour, and has exxellent conveniences for bathing and boating. There is a cmarter of an acre of Freehold laid out with orna ment® trees and shrubs. The property fronts the harbour. Price, £350. —22c. ONKHUNG-A—All that fine property near Mount Smart, and known as Mr Walsh's residence. There are 5 acres of rich land ; also a good dwelling-house The property commands a beautiful view. Price LISSO. FARM of 4!)0 acres, at Papakura, well suited for sheop or cattle grazing,—34c. TO SPECULATORS - .000 acres of Land for LSO cash. Title, Crown Grant. For FARMS, HOUSES, and ALLOTMENTS see J. M. Lennox's long Monthly List in Weekly Herald. MONEY LENT OUT for Capi talists on First-class Security at Current rates of Interest. No charge made to Lender, £3,000 to lend at 7 per cent, in sums of LSOO and upwards. Sums of L 25 and upwards also advanced upon really good security. S H ARE S, Gold Mining, liank, Gas, and Insurance Shares Bought and Sold. WANTED- A really sood p arar of about 100 acres 14 miles from town Price, LI 000, or thereabouts. WANTED TO. PURCHASE—A good Six-roomed House in the city. About Llso. WANTED TO PURCHASED A small Four-roomed House in the suburbs. Price, about LIOO. J. M. LENNOX, ESTATE AGENT, ETC., ! Queen-street.



Saddlery. ;— , S.ADD LERY. ; ■ fTIIIE Undersigned is the Cheapest -*- Bouse in Auckland for purchasers of every description of Saddlery, wholesale and retail. Country storekeepers supplied. L. FOSTER & SON (Next Union Bank), , QUKEX -STREET AI'CKLANM), . And at Mkujounne. SAL>i)LEEY AND HARNESS. THE i Undersigned has received ex :- City of Auckland and late arrivals, Splendid Shipments of the above, comprising— Best English Brass and Silver Mounted Buggy, Gig,, and Spring-cart Harness. Riding Saddles (for Butchers' use) with' Brass Head and Cantle Plates, Ladies' and Gents' Hunting Crops, Saddle, Harness, and Polishing Compos, Roll fetlock Boots, Knee Caps, Brushes,, and Er/LIMAN'S Royaij Kmiiroca cation for Horses and Cattle. Saddles, Briaies (Ladies' and Gents') Hunting, Buggy, Gig, 4-Horse, and Cart "Whips Spurs, Ladies' and Gents' Fancy Bits and Stirrups Curry, Mane, and Clipping Combs Dandy, Spoke, Water, Body, Compo, Shoo and Clothes Brashes Thongs, Leggings, Pole Chains, and IMPROVED SHIFTING DRAUGHT CART HAMES, • , All of which will be sold at the Lowest Cash Prices. Pack Saddles, and every Variety of English and Colonial-made Harness always on Hand or Made to Order. Second-hand Harness for Sale MORE TO ARRIVE PER FERNDALE. W. S. JONES, SADDLER, HARNESS-MAKER, & IMPORTER 154, QUEEN STB.-EET. NEW STOCK OF SADDLERY, HARNESS, Etc. ';, T WISEMAN has' added to his if • Stock, ex late arrivals, a Large and Varied Assortment of Saddles, ! Bridles, Horse Clothing, Saddle Cloths, W.hips, Spurs, Hames,..Chains, &c, &c, and lias extensive shipments to arrive. ~ Carriage,' Buggy;' Gig, : Spring-cart', Dray, and Plough Harness on hand, or made to order at the shortest notice. ■ '■..,. ... ~., »:) '. . • •■ Orders by Post Promi'tly Attended to. Qiieen street,1 Auckland." • !yV!P TE E TH E >0T IE E : •'eGRATITTOE^OR BEING SAVED! ;'kj ','Gjl^j1 ::F.|t)R ''EVEiiY MAN! i:, ; ; ~., ;ij■ ; i i •.! OFiTni i' ■ MON S T EIR, dL 0 T HIN G HAL L, ' ■■'■-. -"210', " QjUEEN STREET, Tandoxs his thanks to the, public generally for having, ! ",.'' ,' by their united efforts, . . , ' ! SAVED' HIS PREMISES FROM BEING : | ' ' ' ; DESTROYED; ,\ Arid, as a suitable acknowledgment for their kindness, | lie has determiriod to throw MS. EXTENSIVE STOCK of CLOTHING . ' ' (UNEQUALLED IN AUCKLAND) DPEN' toj their SEECTION, At prices which will prove the above assertion. The Stock is Entirely New, and is not damaged bj Seither fire or water, but it will be sold at Less 1 than Damaged Prices during the FOXTR WEEKS ONLY. 1? RALLY ROUND HIM WITH YOUR SPARI 1 CASH! I NO SELL, BUT ALL BARGAINS ! Note the address :— 1 -'f■'•[•[• JV LE V T,J" . m'ONSTEH CLOTHING HALI 210, QUK E N STREET (Next Coupland's Stov6)»



Drapery. TMPOETANT ANNOUNCEMENT JL TO ALL BUYERS OF DP,APE Tl V, MILLI NER y\ AN!) ] CL.O T IT I N G, : w, no wish to pnoc vr t. " ■ NEW AND REASONABLE GOODS AT LOW PRICES. ' I c T. McMASTBE Has just received his First -Season's Shipment per 1 City of Auckland, from London The (Jood.s have been carefully selected in the English and Scotch markets to T. M.'h .special order, and the Stockiis j well assorted and of a, superior quality. , T. M. wishes to state that in consequence of othiev. .x Large Shipments, yet to arrivu, these Goods will be,,. sold at ~ i . E UNUSUALLY LOW PRICES, That his purpose may be accomplished— I A SPEEDY CLE A E A M CE, It is needless to give a detailed account of the various , articles in Stock, but INSPECTION IS INVITISD. * Country Orders carefully attended to. : '' T. 'MeMAS TE E, j 242, QUEEN S T.R E E T,. '■ OPPOSITE THE KBW MARKET. 1873. SPEING & SUMMER. 1874. . T M. McLAC HLA N, 218, QUEEN STREET, Is now Opening NEW GOODS in all Departments. ' D BBS.S ES. . ; ~ i New bordered' Prints and Muslins, New Silkwarps,! New Lustres, Embroidered Summer Costumes. THE MILLINERY DEPARTMENT, under the superintendence of Miss Mould, will be found to be replete with uvery article necessary for a Lady's Complete Outfit. ]New Hats, New Flowers,1 New Feathers. New Ribbons, New. Laces, New Scarfs, New Costumes, New Jackets, &c, &c. ! THE CLOTHINGM3EPAETMENT is also well stocked and assorted with every requisite of Gentlemen's Apparel of the NEWEST STYLES, and at most reasonable prices.



Sewing Machines. SEWING- MACHINES made liV the. ;>:-.iuv- ■■ •■ . 'BRITANNIA ..COMPANJ,,,,, • -J COLCHESTER; ENGLAND, combine the best parts of the best Machines (avoiding their defects) with some recent si-bcial 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 rather a difficult one, especially if the purchaser has no knowledge of machines, and has no other guide than the representations various dealers' Many people convinced. of the advantage to be derived from using a Machine for needlework do not yet possess one becaiiso among so many they are unable'to satisfy themselves as to which make is the best. Asa, practical man and an Engineer allow mo to point out some of the advantages of these Machines. They will do all that any other Machine will, aud do it better, including Hemming, Quilting, j Felling, Cording, Binding, Braiding. Stitching, &c, • &c, with a perfect stitch alike on both sides. | They are fitted with an improved break, which . prevents the Machine turning the wrong way, and so entangling and breaking the thread. They make less noise than m.ost Machines, and i 3 the nearest possible1 [approach to noiseless. They are very simple, and 'will run for years without costing a shilling for ; repairs. Every Machine is Warranted. . Machines :let out on hire, the payment for which goes towards the purchase. Machines of other makers taken in ex -1 change. Repairs properly done. Needles for various [MaQhiu.es, Oil, Cotton, and Extras. 6. W. HESLOP,' ENGINEER, \ The Fitting • Shop, Vulcan Lane. •i. Sewing Machines for the Million! THE BEST AND' CHEAPEST, ! IN THE COLONY ■ ■; Aaa i >•■••'■ ••■ ■ \ MONTAGUE'S .. : j, ltJ CELEBEATjIp FANCY BAZAAE, QUEEN STREET, AUCKLAND. The' ''Defiance": Hand Lock-Stitch i Sewing Machine, complete j ' ■ "■ i WITE EXTRAS. , . £ 8. d, ; Price .. " .i ;'," .', " .. fi 0 0 ! With Table ..... ... i; .. 610 0 i ' fipHIS Machine lias been awarded ' it" seven' PRIZE MEDALS at the various com petitive trials hold 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, apd its extreme simplicity, as children are enabled to work itequally as well as adults. ■ '. THE : " Q-EEMAmA " SILENT ■ LOCK-STITCH SEWIN& ; MACHINE.' ;/,/'"„',;.;; , Prlco .. .; .. ;.. ;..'. £5 16 0 - - With 19 extras. '"' j iThis Machine has obtained a world-wiiJe notoriety, 1 having beon awarded: Twenty-six Gold Medals in Europe, and has, taken several Prizes in Melbourne, Ballarnt, and Geelohg, and.^is acknowledged by, the Victorian ■ Press as'one of the Best and Cheapest Hand Lock-Stitch Sewing Machines yet submitted to thepublic.. [~ ... ■ '~;,,.■,-,. : J. A constant supply of Needles, Cotton, ,and al] extras, on'hancl '"''.',' ; An experienced Machinist always1 on the premises toiinstruct purchasers,,and lessons given gratis, if required to parties ( proferring, at their ©wn residences, In order to meet the requirements of all classes WEEKLY PAYMENTS' ;WILL BE TAKEN. , N<ste the Address '—f i ■ ! Montague's Fancy Bazaar, \- ;., |.. QUEEN STEEET AUCKLAND. T-ATLOE'S PATENT LOOK STITCH SEWING MACHINES E Are not, like many others, made up of parts of vario* Machines and called by some fancy name, but are i i thoroughly Genuine Article, being well and substan tially made throuciiiout. In addition to my strong recommendation of them founded on practical acciyantance with Sewinc Mechanism,-I have much pleasure in. stating tha they are giving unbounded satisfaction to all wh have purchased them. Prices : -JTand Machines, £5 sa; Stand Machines £7 7s to £8 Ss, *, ■' I •■ T, PBAOOC X, 0j? T1 CIA N, . Q-oEtN &mm, »£axi 'jl'Ue bank ov New 2&&aih



Notices. IMPOETANTTO SUEVEYOKS. PROVINCE OF WELL ING-TON, NEW ZEALAND. rH E Provincial Q-overmnent of Wellington, New Zealand, being about toprepare or soUlwnent extensive blooks of Crown Lands, are lesirous of obtaining the Services of SEVERAL TironOUQIILY COMPETENT STJBYEYOItS Co engage in tins work. Gentlemen desirous of obtaining appointments on Jie "Wellington Survey Stall1 are requested to apply >y letter to Henry Bunny, Esq., ProvinciaiSecretary, vVelliiiktor., enclosing .testimonials. o.f proficiency in .he prdft&iorCaml statins,' generally the nature ami «tent; of their previous experience. , . lIENKY .TACKSON, Chief Surveyor. "Wellington, New Zealand, September 15,1873. ' ■ ' ' Provincial Engineer's Office, Wellington, New Zealand, 15th September, 1573. TVHE. Provincial Groverninent. of the -* Province of "Wellington arc requiring the 3ervices of FOUR COMPETENT ENOLNEEIIS For the Construction of lioads and Eridges within the Province?5 • , Applications, accompanied by testimonials, to be addressed to Henry Bunny, Esq., Provincial Secretary, Wellington. J. D. EAIBD. Provincial Engineer. ELECTION OF SUPERINTENDENT. TO THE ELECTORS OF THE PROVINCE OF AUCKLAND. GENTLEMB N,— The Principal Returning Oilicer.having fixed the day for tho Nomination of Candidates'for the office of Superin tendent, I beg leave to inform you that my intention, as already announced—of becoming a 'candidate for that ofiice—remains unaltered. When the proper time arrives I shall openly state upon the hustings my reasons for offerinsr myself on this occasion as a candidate for your suffrages. Before my departure from Auckland in July last, to attend in my place in the General Assembly, I took occasion to visit as many- of the outlying districts of the Province as the time at my disposal would admit; but as I was then obliged to omit several districts which I desired to h%ve visited, I shall, after the day of Nomination, invite the Electors of as many of those places as I can reach to meet me, that I may address them before the day appointed for tho Election (Thursday, Cth November,) arrives. I have the honor to be, i Gentlemen, Your obedient servant, J. WILLIAMSON. Auckland, October 10, 1573. REVIVE AND ADVANCE AUCKLAND MEN OF THE PROVINCE, UP AND BE. L .•;:•, ii, : DOING-.! !- 'T' f :': ."! :i WOEK with heart and hand for the man who has ever been your friend in the time of need, and who has already filled the gap upon the people's call for his aid four times, and is ready to do so again. The affairs of the province now specially require the experience of one who thoroughly knows her position and how her wants should be met —fearlessly, honestly, and unselfishly,—and JOHN WILLIAMSON, our old and tried friend, is such a man ; therefore support him. ELECTION OF SUPERINTENDENT. '' TO THE ELECTORS OF THE : OVINCB OF' , AUCKLAND.' ITN compliance with the request of a large nu ber of tho Electors, I have to announce that it is my intention to become a Candidate for; .--,■, Office of Superintendent at the forthcoming Election* I will take an early opportunity of meeting tho Electors and explaining my views on questions ff ecting the interests of the Province. .. .'■- O i ■ HUGH H: I/USK; >, TO THE ELECTORS. OF PARNELL. YJ.ENTLEMEN —At the request of; vX' a-large number of my friends I beg to inform,' you it is my intention to solicit re-election at your; hands at the forthcoming election of Members of the Provincial Council: I shall take an early opportunity of addressing you on current political subjects. .. : ,r '' il'havethe honqjirto be. , -■ 'j'\ i. " ■ •" r- Your?faithfully; .' B. TONKS. : Parnell, October 11, 1573. ; fa SPECIAL NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC. WE, the undersigned Clothiers, Drapers, Milliners, and HaWers, of this City, have agreed to Close our respective places of Business at SIX O'CLOCK P.M., from Mondays to Fridays in clusive, ;on.and after MONDAY, 27th of October next... To prevent' inconvenience we give this extended Notice, and respectfully ur'ge= on the Public to make' their purchases as early in the day as. possible. ■ [ , W. Rattray I",'; • ] %, . R,ushbe,ook & Bkxdg- R. W. Dyson ~ man. ; • ■, ■; H. AtkixS <v A. H. Diethelm " ,J. M. MoLachlan JjKvr & Goldwater Pw B. Shalders • ■ Hill & Fentok iritoi ' R. KeESING- ! "";, l A. ASHEH Sajiuel Cooi\ibes' G. W. Friend S. &. J. R. Vatle W. Eyre ,4V Cosgrave & Co. J. Bennett John Smith W. Chapman . , B. Cass '• - Misses Milne .A. LINABURY &,CO. J. & M. MCLAUGHLIN;, ,T. McMisTER N. Campbell' W. Oliver J. Levy : t • • • -■■••■ •■-'■^ TH E, L A T E T IE 8,, JO H N W A E ;D, ■ painter/etc.,1. Late: of Wellesley street, bggs to inform his friends that he has secured Busines , | Premises ih Elliptt street (near Quick's Coach Factory), where orders will be promptly attended to and com piped with despatch. NOTICE. iS CALET, Bread and Biscuit JL-/« Baker, Confectioner, &c, in retiring from business (in consequence of the late Fire) begs to return his sincere thanks to his customers and the public for their past liberal patronage, and to inform them that his successor, Mr. P. <JP>,OWE (who ha 3 bebn in his employ for a long peri od), who, from his practical knowledge of the business, he feels assured will , give entire satisfaction. In the mean- ! time the Bread Trade will be carried on as heretofore oni and after Monday next. Due notice will be given when a Permanent Place of Business is secured. THE LATE EIEE! NOT ICE. '%'• JAS. AH KEW, while thanking his many friends for tholr past liberal support, begs to inform them that ho ft&a Choice Selections at TEAS, CHINESE PBUITS, FANCY ORNAMENTS, Etc, . oh hand, and that he has tftkea Stkll Ho. S oS ho Auckland Market