The Evening Star.

Vol.; JY..-r-N.b.,.1,1.^2 j

Auckland, N.Z. s ERIDAT, OCTOBERI24 1873

'Pbice : ONE PENNY.



ompping. .: ■ ~i , , ~^ .. . : A tr^TBA^A'siAJS SfcSf^ 11^ JfetViA'■'. iS'.te'*' ' " '"' "" '' "' s «J»1'.:,: ■...'••■ - - -. ■> ■ , ■ ' SYDNEY & MELBOURNE ' TRANSHIPPING TO BRISBANE & ALL OTTTm QUEENSLAND PORTS, ADELAIDE an^KTwr GEORGE-S SOUND, by- the -A.S.N.' Companv'. Steamships. .. , s~_ : ,■ * • The splendid steamship , ; _ i ,",' i ltangatira,. l) '':.''',«';'•','•'/„''"-,',' B. Paddle, pommander, expected here about the 24th :inst., will leave three days after arrival "*.**"• i"or particulars of freight or passage app.y to" '" '['■ ' ' H. M. JERYIS.AgeB't." jri^ a^i^m K%. NELSON;, PICTON . WEI mJMS^ LITTON, LYTTELTON' AND CHALMERS , J • - ■ .BTo^ii ij i i ■ ■'; -,:u j:, •ij.: ! ; ; TheN;Z.S.S.'Company's s'.s. ,' '.' ]iUuih '■ fhif i: ___ ' 'I" i::!Tarariaki,-!;" .-■ ! '^- »ih E. Whekler, Commander] 'from Onprnincal n-n MONDAY, 27th inst.. at 1 p.m. si™rp ' For freight or passage apply to ■COMBES & DALDY, Auckland ; A. BARNES, Onehunga; Or, ;;;■ R. g.:LEDGER. Grahamstowri.1 -' ~l^^g? 3aTTO , CQEO-, ' 'Challenge^; llV; ( '.'.'"','!,'!. ■/.'•! FBOil CoROMANpEL. r . J - • Saturday,' October 25.'ati;2 riooijl" ;r y'*J 'L " (Weather and 'other- circamstances permitting) '*»■' ■ Single Fare,,6s ; Retvlrn Ticket, ,10s.- • Olfj Not responsible for, accidents in shipping carrvine' or discharging stock. •■■"'• -.■.... ■*-.. ?»,, ~j. s> : ■; a ijJ iij v.:. ' .'HOLMES;B'ROTHERS. ' LA^D'AND |iHW^.|^. -C*- "NORTH SHORE STEAM "m^JL^' PERRY'COMPANY"(LiMitsiD). '' ■ On/and after S^DAY, the 26th' October,! the fallowing Extra-Trips will'bemade to the North Shore by the Company's Boats, leaving ' "■' ' -;•' ' :;.;•• ■ " Day trips: '■'' ::''.':'"l';'-: Devonport Wharf" ■■ Flagstaff ■ Auckland"' ' ' 6.O;JC« :;: ..; 6.5 luli! C.30-1' '• .;. . :"a N _;G-T_t T TRIPS-SUNDAY : £;! ■-■ '''■ i!! Devonport Wharf i; n Flagstaff ; Auckland - 8-0 ,j, :; 8.5. , .... 8.30 vfi By order of the Directors. ... h. w.. heath;■':''•. ''•'■ ~;' ; ■.'•■} '■■■•' • Manager.; JJ^k. 'Xst E ST'i SHIP £ FOE Ka^SS,. ■-'l ■ LONDON. £&&bS&ti£' The fkvprite; well-known Clipper ' Countess of jKintore, 800 tons register, v AI at LloydV-H^BRADDiCK, Com mander, having the greater portion 4 pf her_Cargo en gaged, wUI rneetl with quick de'spiitch}; .J. j.-; Has unrivalled a*ccbmmpda.tion "for passen"gers. For freight or passage apply!to"_ "..." ~ ,Ui -iIAiD^'NATHAN -fe- Gb:f'-i .„„„,.; "~~", Agents. _..:i.i:K;Li/: 3Tiozi>i taivv,) JbsjL. "Kt'E W' Z E AI AND ll PARCELS CONVEYANCE. J2£l&||brfß'" Small Parcels may now be sent to the •WBS^SkS*. undersignedf or despatch to New, Ze*-,' and from England,'or, from. New Zealand home, at very' Cheap "Rates, which will'include,' Marine In surance, F.P. A, and all other charges. Parcels sHould>;be sent,iCarriage.!Baid,-. to our .office for despatch,,; fulljf, addressed, to the; consignee rin England.or in" ISTew Zealand, arid ]the Value thereof stated. In order tdcarry outthis project satisfactorily iiis particularly requested < that i friends of those in New Zealand).wiU.make known.the,y'NEW,ZEA LAK'D CONy^YA^CE" as. mugh "a»|possible,- anil support the undertakirig. ' >■" ' ■■'■'■'>; Full1 particulars' ofl term"a on whlbh f 'paicels may be' transmitted from-England to New !Zealand, or'from New-ZealandtoEngland,may be obtained,on appli cation to ' " '"" -o""1: • -'"'■'■■ EDWARD & HERBERT BUTTEKFIELD, •>!' 27, Leadenholl street, London, E.C. EIiLIOTT &" XItoERSON," " ' ' A LL ,Queen : stfeet 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 valusstated. .---. i .»•'i.s.;j. ) cilxi For Sale^-' ---m ' : <E>E,<E EiHOLrD.. uv.o<n.u:l FOR Immediate1 Sale/-; a Eirst-elass. • Business' Cdrner Allotment, havihg^fronlage of 35 feetto.-Karangahap'e.Road, with aSSepthof 112 feet to Pitt street. ' ' ' ' " Also,.a Bush Farm at Waitakerei South, ofribii' soil, containing 150 a'cresr: Part cleared aridfri-gra^si;! 14 miles from Auckland. One large stream- throughr out, which feed? the" Nihotapu RiveT., : i> Apply to": |"' ■-, ' .H !" ' : ..• .1 'i.o J.ir.'s ii'j;'j:iJEarangahapeEr dad.i/{- EOE ul)f Tanks, Cart Shafts! Coals (Bay 'of rslano^arid' Newcastle), Firewood, ChWc6!al,'&i Cli "ul C™ 3017 ■■'• au 0-3 wqjjj aiij ay wcujj.B^rj| B |g|Q t eHh j* ;, " ' -'iFort street; '■ - SAWN- KAUM'.TIMBER/ * 3 ]\>j a' j .in ■■ ■;. ; -j!.,v/—■• f■ ;;7 hiwJ'AoisA.i!uihi!'v Fi -O ; E v'l l,vS'--A^ yHiioum ■■■;.' -• ta)jji_,.4^ ck iand,i:^ii utf oj .nofrw 300,000 FEET KAURI TIMBER.'' j a i.'; 11 / .'. I/: C.i <A'. HARRIS. '• August,. 1873. • nrds:' Custom-house street and Breakwater' Road. J essels Loaded at "the'Mill;.-Wangapouaj' *%VitH J; ■■' Is hi;.' -despatch.', v ■•. . ...-n.;- <);'} slit :■■ ': .:■ .■■.' ■-.)... ■■■ ;i. :,-! f.. t! - ~,<■,., PIANOFORTES AND HARMONIUMS ' EOK. .SALE/' at' TpML^jS'^ptisic 1 Warehouse, "''V'-'1 ' ' '':'' lll:'' Cj'U-EE N'"S T'.E^E Ti" ,i-> ["1 • ' NeitdoortoMohtagu'e's. ,i ;';i'.ii;:ii; : ,;i FOX SALE, i heap, tme ;:16-feeli Sailing Boat, several Ships' Boats and Dingies. J. Clare, Boatbuilder,. Custom-house-street East. ;:.. r:;l [)n."BhßtogKtpliy> JlnitpiijsZ ori'l ~tif.t{ ■■v/t 3n har'rriji sao'i ),,tr(6i{^i;o^ ari'J lN O 3HH€HE. ""T/auL-i/r'.Ki begs,most.respectfully to ( inform his f,rienc[s^na!r!itia pubiic'generaliy'thathfe "will 1 lij!j ifi -y'!- OPEN IN A :; F;EW -DAYS, In Extensive New Premises Over Messrs JT& J. ■DtbKEY,;AD3r6i4i^ii''Cik i[BliLL ■'' CLARKE. BROTHERS, For seven years pupils'df Mr Cromfcie, 'and for the laat ■ ~ twelve months operators for Mr Cater, '- __/much pleasure tin' informing theirjfrieadsand; tl public .gerievaljy that thej, have; purchasejd .the- Wbxl-known .Photographic Business so' successfully-' carried on by Messrs Crombie and Cate'rfdr1 the'last eighteen years, and trust by civility and attention to busiDess, together with_producirigjfirst-pjass portraits at moderate pnees, to meet with a share of the patronage bo liberally, bestowed pn their predecessors* N.8.-^Children's'tpbrti'aits taken irista'ntarfeoiislyV Mrst-ckiis C.iD.V;vßQrtraits Ts jSd pe^hajf'dozopjipr 12s Gd per dozen. j .. ~,,„.. ',■'; N.B.—All debts duo to the establishment' to be: paid to Clarke Brosbers, whose receiptjwill bft



: -■-■■•: ■■•<!i Business Cards. ;, • . LAM BS' BISC T7 IT £18 per ton. Mr. J, S. Maopamane, Agent EL. BU-CHGLZ' & CO: have • taken Temporary Offlcps in Messrs Stkavakl * .and A,NDERSoK3.£uildings, Queen street. | ~.,.. n .,. H!!e;n'I) c jk&ojst LAND'S Temporary, Offices areatMr.Vondei , jHeyde's Residence, Emily Place. •/ . ~', SA !k : ¥B'.'iiiv! M 'Q.'JB^G-.iA"^. COMMISSION .&. NATIVE AGENTj ; ,; ', : , r Altsxandba; Waikato. WARNOCK^EfTHEES, Soap & Candle Manufacturers, ' , CEtAPEL STREET, AUCKLAND: J.'if" ' --C ii a ■.ia.^.':S-M o"i-'-]S') 'rTn*'1*' H(l?i. S0 : and; Land Agent, Rent ;and Debt Collector, SUchbnry's Buildings, Queen street, , ~.,, T!;X M ) s;;;,, ; !;B'ij;t:,c l H1,E::,Ei, "V' ~Ra^ er» Ppntractor, &c. Goods cleared and deUveretl from ships on theshortestnotice. Ballast supplied. >■■■: '. s A ..ioVETTi Tailor, ; &c, Earanga ' -"T " hapeßoad (near the top of. Upper, Q.ueen i street), Auckland, having commenced business at the ..above address respectfnlly Solicits a share of public ■ patronage.- ; , ~.■ ~ ,i, . ; tl , .■. * ~ e•/;!!■• ■'Ob Gf^ c:, Ali'iss:1 . ~ ITREEMAN'S :BAY SOAP ,& CANLDE , f ■; ■'■«i ■ works;; »-i) ■■'' -'!-; '-■ "■.y... .■ . Cash Buyers of Tallow." ' ;t :ii: rntt ■■! ' IVC;i.S-S:1 O GB M: A iSrjTeacher of ■ , Music.(pupil of,Mr Hoffman for five years),' Waterloo Quadrant, ,flve doors from Princes street.' j , The North. Shore attended; t ' MAD A ME'■-, .-ffW INT ER, . ij ROYAL ACADEMICIAN, gives Lessons in MU3I9, and Singing. Two to Tl^roe., Guineas per Quarter,, .payable in advance. Schools attended.— ; Melbourne1 House. [ r . ■ • :: ■ • .1 ■ • v S' 0 A' M- ;TJ- E^L »Jm E:>'L; .L^S; '- 'House. Land, and Commission Agent,' Collector ■of Rents, Debts, Highway Rates ' &c. 1 Loans arranged, r.,,; t ~..,,.,..,*> J ' Pffice: 129, Queen street (three doors below the /Union' Bank.);.,. \, ~., ~ , ~.; ~ ■~.„ ,•.,,']' A;;": 7/A.N,DV r:.W.': C It'A't'G-; -C1l«- H'OBSON STREET,.' ' ";:': : Hpuse and Ship Plunibert, • Oasfitters; -ffic.1 Glass Chandeliers from 3to c lights. Gas Reflectors of all kinds made to -order on, the shortest notice,; i JTlUted arid Plain, Enamelled from 25s and upwards,-with Pendant1 and Burners ; guaranteed riot to crack. Old Chandeliers Cleaned, Bronzed and Lacquered' i I ■ S/Eblt&E;' BLACK ■'.i.'-'.C.Q:, \i* WHOLESALE BOOT & SIIOK M A N U F A T U RE R'S, j';..".) i::. 'il. L'OVITEr, fQUEEN-STREEX. j r j... ; j| A,Stock,,of Sewn, Pegged, and Rivetted Goods Always in Stock.' October* 10,1573. '.' ' , W: .;■■ H, B ,17^ L.E X, HOUSE, SIGN, AND DECORATIVE PAINTER, PAPER HANGER, &c, &o. r> .. ' Oil, Colours, Glass, Putty, Canvas, Turpentine, j > • . . White Lead, &c. •'. :,.,,., L .' n ; ! i. tl , : A'LWA;YS ,;ON, Ha Nip.',!'; , 1 No/ 25, Q^r'e:V.STREET.. "vu~ ]i ,ii jii am s/\.' and' ; .:c o.; , I :'! ;.,vsh.ilp,:;cH;^^. ; d ! l;.ee^:i ! ; , :i,; Are .Cash ; of, Sails, Canvas Rags Europe Rope, Junk' Old Muntz Metal, Copper, Brasa; &c., &c. ; ..:... '- ". ':■.. ' . ' i -*-f-^(+;;/ '^rp.-i :•■ -■• i ~ u-r- ■''■ ,-/ Ma f( B., M.; Q., THEORELL, Member of the,Uni versity1: of .Upsalk, teactier of ;Pfbnch at the Aubki laddi Grammar: School University: Classes, gives in stijuctipn' in thoi French dnd ; ,German languages. — Appli,catip,n3 , jmay,. ( be, : made >at the Mechanics' Institute' Library-'. ' '. ■•" jK"' c ': ,;]Sf ; '.rT.; i': K™M*rJßjfnfis?* : |j| ' ;BUR'GEON D,EITTIST, ,/^ A.'.X ■'E i| P',i I.:E;'L ' D .^'s *T ,X E E'T/ , Artifioiar Teeth;ifrom1 One to a Full Set, in Gold • Jr | fa.ifi ')'y.-- ' i or Yrulcanite. rdjf! .;.: f,ifi .■.. ' Sld>"(i E T,L"A!N I) t:J O'fMfJTT ,MtJ'"r v * k.e'an's'cement Iv r- illc!iy•'"■"■( r •i" j '-jl-f ,if i PARIAN -OEMENT' - j ' ;f 9ii ' -'-■■■ >,tvJr.a :. PLASTER O'trPARIS no ;-.,',. no: :iy : , ;r . ;.-> ~,SLATES.,,&p; •■;■-;;,,. Mno-v.lnfiv/d ': ILI / [yj^-Xli ;; ; .:." n'dL: JWi <, mo i'.>rr!:'' ■' fj ■,■■•■ ;■( The : iabs>!e;; are;,.on<,Sale by. r JAMES, BLAIKIE;, Slat^rer r and Plasterer,, at, ,his Yard, above Quicks Stables, "Victoria-street." '~'. .•.'•' ••' - jr > ;;•;■". 'j '.:; ii"1 l 9%'jl!:! >Uj :o Guo / -ja':. •■■ >.;>.'. H' "X:." • "if v.-isuyv TAILOR, AWp-r.,.,; - ~,, , ~ IWHpLESALE ;CLOTHIIf G .MANUFACTURER," /desires t'o'fafornrhis patrorrs and the .public that in .consequence of navWg-;been; burnt out at the late Fire -he hds.TAiKENCiBREMISES in HIGH STBEET; next.door to Atkin, .Printer, .where he ,trusts tq receive'a contiriu'arice of thatsupport whichiias'hitherto been- Awarded' to Kirn'- arid' at the same1 *tinie to ack nowledge; gratefully. ;the) liberal; patronage he has met with since.he has been. in r business. ~;,->;., ir., W: JYWX%i li'l ■- & S ONy •; ■' OIL,1 'COLOR.arid GLASS MERCHANTS;5 Importers of Paperhangingsi'i Scrim, Paints,, .Oils, ■Turpentine,.jColQrs., iyarnish.es, /French.PblishjttGbld Leaf, Artists' Colors and Brushes,., Pjate, Sheet, I j'Grownj.Ornamental, and Photographic Glass, Picture Frame arid Tapestry Mouldings; Clock' -and Compass '• 'Glasses. Glazed Sashes, Doors, feciiiiSt r.ijn .:' ;; • Glass cut-to size,, and carefully.-packed.., ; ] ;1: . ~ ~.,;' 12,Wyndhamstreet.' *' ' . ' } ~ u tr ,",;,,.. t\, J;!;; SI! CP'RjRTE;i;:iii; thanking. ;his , • 'friends arid the pliblic for tlieirkirid assistance 'at the la-te''Fire, wishes' to intimate ■ to; his patrons thatir he; ; , is stillu carrying!-; orii;iliis .business i :as COACHBUIL.pERin.ihis O,lcLPremises, andis pre r pared to execute, in the inos't 'substantial and prompt manner any work'eatiit'sted'to liita'.-"3lS.C.'sloag ex perience; in tho trade, and the»employmenti.of..none but the,'most.skilled. ; workmen] place§, ; him in. a position second to no^ie iin r the province to execute any orders 'entrusted''tb,hiin. " He woul'd'also'''draw attontWri to-the fact'that -he: received :Fifst Prize, at the AgrricultuVal Showiojr a Buggy ; ,'manufactured by I him; a150,,, for.' ?», Spripg-cart, r at the -opening., of the new'Markot.' *. 4 " .. ' "',. '• ' '•'. 1•' iv« X; lll:,iil 'ji.'Ui Uli3 111 :t !ii'j'.l'WW ;i( /•)■-.■.' I i«■ 'i , r: -b;jCJfrjE ; E-Na.;-SiTRJEE;T. l. &it \£ ,J,a: I-ofbmd THE LATE FIEE ! :i " '.i V. v:{* (ii ■■■'<■■- :■ "■>'■- f' .-JiiffS/rpWCi.:} MSs!'¥p!S O^NV iiaretrirning "tli. nks to !Ker kind friends 'arid'the public generally,'for their kind patrbnage during the past'ten ysars, begs to.i-nfbrm them that'shehaau-f \u oil a v,1 ■ RESUME,D.-. BUjS-tt-Kf^SS,.,, -', , in. I that. well-known Stop' at the corner of Chapel and D'nrtia'm-strcets.' and trusts ihafr they wilt again afyard her a share of-their patronage:] 03 'MOJUru QpT - r 1 '■•'43TiiMote;tke Address-t-- ou<> 9«ioa .<> B'^dd loc iiy I :M;;R; S:.' )V^-A;T:^O^^t.. : - J J j "'Lr.'" f; ''GRbcEßfsrOßEn^^p ~J CosyspEß...pi I ,,C.HAP I EL' ANI)^ B.Uj^K^VI-^TRBBTS, ; na j^^BbNES iVBONESTirBPNES l', ii?^.'J B'OTJQ-HT in any quantities, foi '' Gosh, dtjthe Freeman's Bay Bone Mills,



Business Cards. \' "• , T •&.'•■-•■ i>\ O UEC Y 3 i. w • CARVER & GttBEK; •'<' 'GLASS & PICTURE FRAME MAN UFA CTURER, 3 ..57j WA^n^D STREET, 3 AtTCKLAND. ; ; -L»J- TEACHER of the.PIANOFORTE and SING-' JNG, corner of Wakefield arid Syriiorids streets (many r years pupil of the -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. '" .= V 1,/ L :D,'.E E, CARPENTER,. &,JOINER ;,;w.; : ,h. s.:. ; Kji/N n :S M\ ' .' ■ ; ■ ■ y.tri/canI.' line, ■ » g ■ '■■ .il'-'.i.i :il-: -.. ■■ ' ,'•..■.•' i . , Shop Fronts, Office Fittings, and all branches of ~-. : .•■';■'■■ the building trade executed.' •• ■•■•'■' •"■•■ CIVIL AND ARCHITECT,' ''" - D a...Vis'B'uß tr .-,;,& ]N os,; Qukek-striSkT ;„!;/■ ; ;.(Afljpining National Bank), ... . !, ' : will be prepared to Supply Plans and Correct Esti mates for all descriptions oT Buildings'bn the Shortest ', Notice with superintendence., ■i, «vj i>j T> oß'iji.K^;- gxEl^'g hel,; ' v I I PLUMBER! AND GASFITTER, :.. v, AVYNDrxAM-STKEijT, Auckland (next the New Zealand ' (i( ' ;_ ; , 'IJeralct Office. '.' ; Everj' description of work in connection with the 1' business executedwithcheapnesa and despatch.. ■.'*-*-.• PLUM.BER. GAS 1? I,T lER , "'.".1 ' AND TINSSriTH, " ' ' ; Htgii s^raoT^.NEAit Vuluan. Lane/, •■> Maker, of ,tho, Patent Enamelled Gas : Refleotor. tsT~^: r.K-: t ..eT'.b ~'y. , •i ' 7 • • ! . , COllNKlt OKU ' • # • , 'QUEEN,AND WAKEFIELD STREETS: '; i ■,„ ..i.e^cas'txe, coal i . (WnOLESAXB AND RETAIL), I ■ . J , 'AT THE LOWEST RATE'S I•• BRICKS, LIME,'SAND, SHELLS. TILES iIRONtBAKK:SHAFTS, SPOKES; AND RED-GUM' .t, .., if ,,;■ i' •ij FELLOES}, | ErtT,. : Era.,,. i Always on and. jIE NT LJSMEE'S OLOT.HES \A CLEANED. ALTERED REPAIRED, and i PRESSED at ," / H A R.W 0 0 D' S, Taiiob, ; o From Melbourne. 49, Hobson-street, - near the Governor Browne. P.B.—Gentlemen's Clothes Dvod ~£|V I S HE E & C 0., •-"-' Wholesale, Shipping, ard Family Butcher, Queen street, cbrrier of Durham street, Auek and. 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. Livo Pheasants forwarded to all parts of the colonies upon receipt of order. Families waited on in town or suburbs. . ■;.:■..■ pTi AN O : S. •" PI AlTOi: OPENED THIS DAY, two Very Superior Zeiolkh 'Pianos (in rich Walnut Cases), which, for sweetnoss of tone, combined with power, surpass those in stock ; all to be sold at «ivka.ti,v jturbtrcET) pricks for cash. Alsoj a jb'ine Oak . Harmonium, with 10 stops (by Kelly); ,a Second-hand Piano, £18. Organs, Har moniums, and Pianos Tuned in town or country by : T H WEBB, Wellesley stroet.' ■ Sept. 24, 1873. ■ JjV STABL. IS H% D 185 9. ,", j ' jl;,' • l/riANpS !.,, ;' _ THE 'XARGEST STdCK ~OF 'INSTRUMENTS I J''!) ' ' l! \'"Ttitip secn'a't' ■"( , i - ■ B OFF MAN'S ■■-•-■■■■■ , ,'f i A.C AD EIY V 0 ¥ ■' ,M'U-S I;CV ,i ; J .'' Ssy'-SifoiirtAXTi'sTltE^: ;"■' t , pianos r and' Harmoniums for1 Sklri or Hire and on ' the dbferredpaymcrit f ronrLW to L 25 '■ Evbyy1 ■instrurnent.iguaranteed, ,and kept.iin^tnno; oCo.yea ! after pur.chcjse, |frpe 6S.c\ib.tso. , ~,• , ,-, ( , f L-JBtruments 'of every desrniption Tuned' and; R epaired, Bought.l: Sold, and taUt-n in exchange. ' ': '■'."! ;;.' MfiJ'o'i)'^^ jcJ'jiG-.AN.s'.' ' •':'„ '■TUSTLANDED-ljDaw'sand Rams ■ tf, den's Patent Pedal SubSfiitnte Organs, as supplied to; Her Majesty the Queen and 'H.R:H. tho-'Princess Louise.! For description, ■ see lists at Messrs Upton's " Qn Sale—A Secpndrhand.2o-stop'd Harmonium, by Debain'(«|ual to new). ,1-45 ; also, an elegant Queen's Mpdel, Harmonium, '10 Btop's'^ ,by Altxandre (a charm ing Drawing-rooml Instrument). '- '" n-j.luXi ml n :/r ," Uiil'.nM^l^lJ^-ji ald-s^vi :. ! The''two;shipniehts;of ■Messr's'lßalph AlMdon1' and ■ Sons' jPianofortgs-. previously',advertised, are .sold ; .more,., expected,■.shortly^ ~Arrived,, per | City, pf a sliipmejit from Messrs Chappell. Also, periUdical ' shipments '!frbm' Mb^r's 'Brdaflwocfd Hopldnson, .Chappellj Zeigler, iß6'rd,iEmrd,'and other eminent,makers. ~.;,, ~- -f., . . .. -. r i , ,■/ u; J( ' Pymonds street, Auckland ,' ' , : 7 . . „. 'Is j PROTECTIVE' TATIIFF.' ': : J' ]«■& 'S!;'! T'^, T>. o" H; A j iN"''l) ..-.■,., )ii::ii:> m '(Duty'free)— ."Wi'i'-Ji f.v ', U3iu 20 CASES- COPIOMANDEL OYSTERS. 1 •> I 1. ■ (First Prke New Zealand Exliibition). ir. '.■> til. m, | Agent—E. hWh -jj liMhG-HfAifei " i;.; I ~;;< LOWEK./QtJEEN.:STBEE'Xt!:- .• \-i ;; ■T^B;-^Al^sßK,;;S^^j)nti«ctpi;-to, ■iJ-L' '^the City Coimcir-for the 'Emptying of1 Earth'- ClosetspPriVy^Boxe's^CesspitHJ fficyis prepared tb at : tend punctually; to all requests.regardi&g"the'above. , Persons deßiringjto.have the .said places attended toj. eitherwe'ekly, fortnightly^ of otherwise,, can have the same1 done by leaving' a nbtice either verbal or'written'' with the Inspector of .Nuisances^ City Council Office,' . ■.Queen-stae.et.rl ■; \, •fio'/i'Att ■'.;■■.s; (2 in •-'-:•.-• ■'^; H. ! Cm l^i./Z^.^Ei^EE'^ '^ -^'\ ■ r AjE'TI ST'1 &: ;;PH'O TO;GKAP'H EH, 'i I '-"'- 193;' QUEEN STREET, I,'A'UCKLAND;I.; 11 '•; BOOMS '<6ViElt 'En^KlK-'ft'S' OHKjillS'T; ' , Cartes-de~visite-taken the best. styJLeatl2a 6d pec dozen r, ;,,!.,,,..,;,■/ ' 7s6dp6r.haif-&j)zen | ; | .^ 1 , .^jj, .. ( ; m portraits1 Painted;in'Oil'arid!;VVa*ter Colours hi a style i ii! | .!.•,< ■•! unsurpassediri tlie cblonieS.'I"• JjV) :Ju' ''■ ■■■H r^ 7T—T-. rjr. ■,•■■-■■ .-I'liiU lift f-r-r, H+rk ' ■ - '!- ;S0M ERV ILLE?S iST A>!B-L'ESt' ' iul ! i,, »:!.-i-.-.-tf QUEENrSXREET: til .v!.. .;•,,..! ' havingr disbosed' '' ■! JL'' } threir' intfeVeSt ml the ;L'ivery' 'and1 Bait Stables ii ; lately conducted by Mr E-.I Bowden, doceased; toiMit'' : MARK, SOMR?fILIjE, .beg to, -tha,nk those ecntleruen i, who fayoured the late Mr Bowden with their •' patr.on age;"ana have tofeVu'es;t'aIcontinuan'col;o'f the"sa:me:' • toMr'Mi'Sornerville,!! ■• itvi uhmln .; : ;>,7 •■ .■;■, i ■ -ni:!-.-;■;•& iA^RTßUß,;;),.Executors oJttailate::: jj ~( , n . ,.,: !M > /B O^DE^,j;r t U ; ; .li...Bowden, ; ..,. , IN i reference ,io the: sfeoye], advertise:! . ~,ment.the. Undersigned begs to; notify that, the above Stable_s : will ba\cond,uoted ■as heretofore, and • t'nists by civility an'd1 attentiaii that ho Willreceive a ; icontiriiiaHce of ttie.support givpri'Jtf Mr I®.. Bbwden; 1 ■ deceased. ■■;! ;.j:' ii j ,r \,-, varrontrvd v ■ " \i :, ; f,. t ;, -,!„,, . ~M ARKj^OME^yiLLiB.,.;,,'] \ , ■j; •) %^i'i c1 i 'I 'jj N'-E. X.T no I ivY/osUaiiß;j v v MONEY'Advahcedibn OTewelleryj Diamond's, Plate,' f, We^ii?is^-Ppa.r,el,-aijd;leyeryi description of; available, .security.. ,|.,. ~; ':,,. , V! ,, ( , ~, ,-,_ ),, v ; 1O ji,,,, +•■ [ The.swidtest Secrecy'observed in every tlrahsactipn. 1 ■;' Fireiproofi Safes 'oil' the ttfeihises for the 'Setter s& J ontitYQt Valuables. f- ..:x»z.,:,-\\-:n\. r ,snui MOBEIB MASKS, PROPBIET.O&



1 ', Merchandise. Q N S. A L E, V/ Ex St. Leonaiid.s,' "'5,000 FIRE, BRICKS, .;'::, i Stourbridge. ' ■ .I . JOHN ROBERTON & CO. - :q. . n ,' -.s~7a . :l--'."e ' ' P. V T H^E 17 H b'k RjS Ia N ED, Ex St. LEOKAiibs, City of Auckland, Foktenaye, EndymioNj.Etc, Etc.,' ■ i Scrim, 72 and 45 inch ,'/. Corn Sacks ; . .;'>..■. .. •■ 11, > .■. , ..Flour Bags, 50 and lOOlbs Colman's Ptarch Morton's Jar Salt ■' • '' ' ! Morton's Table Vinegar "WTiybrow's Pickles . . , Whybrow's Salad Oil J 'Colza Oil, in drums 1 ; 1 » Morton's Castor Oil, pints and half-pints': Sardines,, quarters •.' ,■■■>■ , 1 Malt, Best Pale Suffolk and Colonial ■ ] Currants, in cases Raisins, Figs '1 Li Brazil Nuts. Jordan Almonds Mi;' . ;,,, iHops, East Kent and Tasmanian „ ~ Sydney Beef, in' tierces Hobart Town Jams (Hawkins', Peak's, and Peacock's • ■ . '• • ~,,Tart Fruits,.: :, , Tea., chests, half-chests,:and boxes !|. Hams & Bacon (McConneU's & N.Z.M P. Co Preserved Beef and Mince Meat '.' ' ' - tJVlaize, Sydney ( 'tf-iv.-. ■> | ri , ..,. ,Oats,. Otago and, Canterbury .., |. i, Oatmeal and Pearl Barley Flour, in «(>O. '00, and SOIb bags ,i ■ ' Bonedust, Bellyard's No. 1 n• .•: i.-■ • *• '■ -) . j Butter and Cheese ■ , ■ , Grass Seed. , ' GEO. W. BINNEY. ■ • • * ■ • i ■ ■ ■ :0:, : iJ.N. s' a: l^ ""., E-' ' jTo Arrive Ex Woodbine and . Sdbpris c, 200 sacks Sheath's CanterburyJFlour 1 ; "'92 „ Canterbury Wheat «S0 bags Moffatt's Flour ' ,{iit 10 bapd Grass Soed I ;" • . . . 350 sacks Potatoes 10 cases Bacon and Hams. | ! ..; V ; GEO. W. BINNEY. pAPEEHANG-INGS, ETC. , | ■< EX FONTENAYE, .;: 2S 8 PA CX A GE.S, which, with recent importations, comprises the largest and best assorted Stock in! Auckland. Window, Polished Plate, and-Photo Glass Varnishes, various brands White Lead, and Paints, in Wed and Iron Patent Oxide of Iron and Carson's Anticorrosive Paint Hoiled and Raw Linseed Oil, in Wood and Iron Turpentine in cases and drums Scrim, Hessian, and Tacks ... vi Gilt and Stained Frame and Room Mouldings. Brushes, Cold Leaf, Bronzes, Artists' requisites, and Trade Ironmongery; W. PHILLIPPS & SON oil, color, & glass merchants, • 12,. YYyndiiam street. H. HALL & CO. Have on Sale : '"'' ! ;!. MAIZE: 300 SA°K SIN F IJf EC O N DITI ON. I FLO UB: 05 TONS BAKERS' BEST AND HOUSEHOLD, And to arrive per Belle Brandon, from Dunedin, ' i 20 3-10^S ,OV BAKERS'FINEST QUALITY. ;PAOpN'!-A HAMS- ' J X^TVN.IJEaT (1N T CLOTH,AND, BARE), ; ;M '»»*/ •■ n BUTTER- »i> '"■"■; i '0."5 KEGS PRIME QUALITY.' "•■■< '' j ii-.if m\' ■■■ ■ _y\ -, I.- (.-■■. ■ . .'j ;: ■-■ V^a'jme A.L.::, ' 12 CASES AKAROA. CHEESE, 1 , ■ ;,,, .- , Prime quality.' . -•-... ; . .. SEATHING- & EOOPING PELT-. •' i " ; "■'■■ , ; •■! i ,;.,;■'. i-'jExi p^y^of Aucklandj ; !,,,,. jti > is.;; ! -&'",s''H;--o';E s,. ■I I ..,, f , (i y ; (III -,; ~ ; ;,,, ( ; r0 ,3 ...., ; ";'; SiU-E-B EIOB TWEEDS.' - *, ' AGENTS' i FOE. AUSTRALIAN WINE' ;J -^.'» v'^-Pr:ODUGER'S; ;i '■•;■>■•■■ ;"'; : ii ! '. S!!i!,MFL E i iS"'O!N''H rA.Np;' i .l ' l' ( •'.I .',":' ijv:,^/ C;it.iil'i- v'.'f^Ut .ifiii'.i .-Mi: \ ,.,,,' To Arrtee per : Hazei HdirEl1 thorn ' _ I -j':;'c ,'■■■-' '■'• '■ ■ Dunedin, ' '■''["'■'■ ' ! '~" . .; j ■bakers'', finest flour1- r Ii i -H'/r mi •;' ,i ■: ANT>. > ■■: -I- ; vi .j' ,' ;,25iTO;NS DH.bIGE.OTAGiQ POTATOES.^ • I ■ '--T.-H; HALL & CO. ,} !io ■•.'.■ti-.iji . -;l; Luu ■-■ ■■ .. i -tl o-,: -_[___ = __ •o I ,''(--;' J(.!(! '■ Notices;V"! V ',:. -..'.-. skro T:i.c >;.;,'s# ".-Vit siio, val, \| ' ;•■; '^^Vd/LANGSFpRT), ;;;/:';.,;; / " | TATIiOORi' HABIT-MAKER;' &0., ' '-' :j •'" ''NeXtito the Bank of Australasia, ■' i' : \,a':y, i>v M h\\\- -.■ ;\ -i:;] f;i ;:j;;oi[tf): rfno io Begsito inforrii his customer's and the' Auckland pUbiic' ; -i-w-i ,-,--i-l ■ ■.-/:! vljjOi '■;;>■■ Hj*,. j.1' '"■; ;•' ■Ann i v generalljrj that .has ftaken those premises lately ..pccupio'i;by'Mr:W; POsSeniski&; where■ lie hopes :that .§y strict attention to'the wishes of his patrons , andu'well-selbcted'StoukV^merit a ;continuanco; of! 'their patronage. .-.,;.■;,..,; ~j f^yunial ir .<:-. • ;« Saiisfaction and a good fit guaranteed. , v.to.-.-. od :j-ij it 7,liiiuiJDti') en-JiiT icuil ;-i ■■;> ," i|; o ;liL-^A'-B;l3' r^-A,EiE!"']i.'';.•' ;u n 3.. j.';p^i): ii.B'owi)EN j '';':; ;J;;!.' ; : .oaiU'JUK yiJJ !ui t-.iXi.iUi.jJj d.'id"./ ji■■»"■■.' >: 1 Begs to intimate to his old customers and the public Hi lltj'ii vs.;/ •■.;;." ).'.'.i:-.'-/-i di'j;! -3'ljji-jilj on i i genera,llyj .that he j has-agaijljcommerjecd, business in !«ity,'and'solicits (^ shire of tlieir atronajgei.. * ■ i( Address-^-fejiprtland' ' dresqent,: near St. , Paul's v-! '.iiiui'l v.'oiliVi' -jii -:o .:::;,:...-; ~, i.a.tKii:! — !T" s■'■:!:-■.--- ■';, ■ ': ■ ■') ffq .n.,jj ,;i-i,C,A ; U;T:.IO:N.p;'<!:;;,iv; !\-r Mi' t-.ji. xii •. .'iT'»v-- .-- i. t '. <t'l ■:[ ■-~. itjitiuu <-.' ,--A ■ '!]& L • persons iTrespassing■fon' the1 «-OL; •,; (Hen1 Island (lara'n^a);'' Cutting or 'Bemovirig I ; Firewood'qrj ansf .other.material,'dvill;be. prosecuted; i .with rigour; High street, Auckland, October 21, 1873,



' •■■'•■• ' Money. IyrPNEY to Lend, in large or small -L7J- sums, at a very low rate of interest.—Apply to Mr Laishley, Solicitor, High street. Tl/rOISrET TO , LENI) : 'on firsfecjass, ~-*-' freehold security, at low rates of interest, j R. C. Dyer, Shortland street., . MONEY To LEND on Promissory1 ' Notes, Mortgages, &c. BiUs Discounted. " George Dunnet, 25, Queen street. MONEY TO LEND, from £25 to £3,0.00, on first-class securities, at current rates of interest.—J. M. Lennox, Estate Agent, 42 . Queen street. < i ;! • -: ■ • ■'■ , Prospectus- >~ PR os; pc ct.,v s OF THE • MOSGIEL AYOOLLEN TACTOfeY' ■ COMPANY" (Ltmttj?d): •• : Captlal ... „ ... .......... ,£GO,OOp, With power to increase '~ . IK ; 12,000 SHAKES OF ,£5 EACH, ( , of which it is proposed to call up £3, in sums of 10s, '. > < extending over one year. !.>«"•*' ■- | Deposit on application, 10s per share. Allotment Call, 10si' '''': ' ':' !i; 40,000 Shares, £3 paid up, retained by the Proprietors. • 8,000 Shares are offered to the Public. .. ■ v i ■provisional -directors': ' ! ; The Hon. 'Robert Campbell. Esq.:, M.L. A. ; John Cargill, Esq. (Messrs.Cargills and M'Loun). i George Cook, Esq., Solicitor." ■ J,ohnDavic, Esq., M.P.O.,(Messrs H'Laudres, Hep burn and Co.) G. W. Elliott, Esq. (Now Zealand. Insurance Com pany). . The Hon. Matthew Holmes, M.L.AJ : • ■ " ! Edward Hulme, Esq., M.D. , ~ James KilgoMiI', Esq.,Roslyn. K. B. Martin, Esq. (Messrs B, B. Martin and Co.). . William Mason, Esq.. J.P. (Messrs Mason and . i . Wales. ...... : .. . ■ Andrew Mercer, Esq., J.P., Mayor of Dunedin W. D. Murison, Esq., .T.P. Evan Prosser, Esq. (Messrs Kempthorne, Prosser and Co.). John Kcid, Esq., of. Elderslle, Commissioner of Waste Lands Board. ■" (i-. F. Keid, Esq., Stafford-street. John Roberts, Kaq,, M.P.C (Messrs.. Murray, <- Roberts and Co,).* ..: ... SOLICITORS : -i Messrs. Macassey, Holmes, and Chpaman. BANKERS: ... The" Bank of New Zealand and Branches. 15R0KEKS : ".'•"■■•• MESSRS. GILLIES & STREET, Princes-street, Dunedin.. , This Company is projected for the purpose of pur chasing the well-known Mosgiel Woollen Factory, and for supplying the additional capital necessary to overtake the growing requirements of this the most sucoessful industrial undertaking ever started in this colony. . , . . ' , The sole reason which lias induced Messrs Bums and Co. to take thi3 step is 1 that they find the limited capital at their command prevents them taking full advantage of the extensive market which the growing demand! for their manufactures has unexpectedly opened up since they started. An agreement has been entered into with Messrs Burns & Co. to sell to the Company as follows :— 1. Their Machinery and Plant at their actual Cost,' as verified by C. H. Street, Esq., Accountant, after a careful examination of the tfirm's Books and' Vouchers,' —adding thereto 30 per cent fcr the rise in the trade price of all such machinery since its purchase. Messrs Briscoe and Co. and Mx James Manning, Machinery Importers, in Duncdtn, have certified that an addition oi at least 4O.per cent, would have been justified ; and it is submitted that, in the absence of parties compe tent, or, at least, well enough known to make a direct valuation of any weight with the general public, this is the'fairest mode' of: arriving at values. & The Buildings and Laud at the value as certified by Messrs Mason1 and Wales, Architects ; and Messrs Gillies and Street, Land , A gents., Aud 4 3i!d, a. Bonus of L2,SOQ< for the good-will of this highly remunerative and ex tensive business, amounting, in all to L 17,000. • i Of this amount Messrs limns & Co. wish to retain L 12.000 in the capital of the Company, in 4,000 shares; L 3 paid up ; and, aq an evidence of their faith in the future prospedts of the concern, they' will thus bo . liable for the remaining L 2 per share of calls on these shares, the same as other shareholders,' so that all shar.es. .will-be on, exactly the, sarao footing. n Stock will be taken the day on the Company enters into possession ; and the wool and bilie'r raw materials, ■ i and also the manufactured goods, as well as the book debts, will be taken over at their fair value. Messrs ,1 '.urns & Co.' will; also grant the privilege, ■ free of qnajcei of constructing and using a Tramway through1 otHer'lands belonging to them;.from the Mos giel 'Worksi t6 the Southerh Trunk Kailway, should' such be required ;, but negotiations are now in progress! whereby this may not ,be needed. When the Works are connected with the Kailway the working expenses, especially in the matter of cost of coals/ will be largely vi reduced. -. ti'i h-Ai-.uir. {hniuvMl ■■■■•'.: .'.. -'. •» ■- ■ All preliminaxy expenses of starting this Company,, up to its registrationj will.be paid.by Messrs Burns, and Co., so that the entire'capital, as sho\>Ti in the' ; subjoined account,, will be available; bnthe day the in«-w.Company is constituted. ;, . ; :: ; : ■ The enormous advantages to a-Joint-stock Company of entering into possession'of a large manufacturiijg business.in full or-eraiion on a ddanite. date, without preliminaryiexpenses, or waitihg-for erection of build ings,, importation of plant,; or all the risks and,delays dncitjental to the starting of a new concern, will be at .'once apparent.' 'Profits will accrue from the very day 'the expenses of' the Cornpany'begin ; arid it may be ; confidently-said that seldom,' anywhere, has such a property been acquired on terms so advantageous. . It is obvious'that it might materially injure the, future prospects of the : Company; and be' \infair to Messrs. ißuiiNS & Co:, to reveal publicly)^ the profits hitherto made.: or the: detailSs : of cpsts and, values ;but. .bonafldq investors (jan obtain ample, information on these points from Messrs. Gillies and Street, who after a thorough and searching investigation of the whole' matter, pledge i themselves. for. the ■ accuracy- of the statements made. Inquiry and investigation,by in tending shareholders are desired and courted, as Messrs.- Gillies and Street are satisfied the more it is looked into the more shareholders, ,will be satisfied, that they are being fairly dealt with! and that no more legitimate or remunerative'outlet for capital, or one presenting, better or.more extensive future prospects? has.eyerbeenofteredin;lsunedi,u.. ,:, ;; •. ~j: ■ •'-. The Provisional Directors can state that they have examined into the details hot' here submitted to the .public, that they are perfectly satisfied that the price asked is1 a fair one'; that the leasbir assigned for parting withthe pi-operty is the true one, that the concern has ; proved remunerative in the hands of Messrs.'Burns & 30.; and tbat .there is no doubt, ,if.equally -well , hianageli In the' futuve, it will prove proportibnatelj' reraoiherativeih its more extended form.1- ' •; ' It maybe noticed that the great demand for-the 1 Mosgiel goods has arisen without the employment of., travellers or any of theiisual adjuncts for pushing such trade. Until lately one'set of machiiies only has been , at work.' Now. there are two, and a third is on its wayfrOrii.England. ; , .! ,i ! ! ■ '" The : success of the undertaking hitherto has been : largely owing to the ability and energy of the working Mr Smaile; whose 'services for a term of ' years ihave been secured to'the: Company; and who ■ will1 retain a »xqijpy interest in the concern, Mr A: G. .Burns also, will! if desired, still continue in the busi ness'inana'g'ementof the' Company. ' It- isi proposed1 that prepayment of calls, iip to £3 'per-Sharei.jbe leceive'diby thePermanentiDirectors •from, parties desirous,pf.investing^ definite, sum at orice,, for .which interest, at ti'erate of 5 per cent per annum, will be allowed over and above any dividend accruing. ,; , ■:■., j '-..• • :. ■ • • :i ' Two-tliirds of, t,he,shares, hav.e already ibcen applied :for in the Southern Provinces. ~',:, ~ .p Applications' for 'shares will, be received by the uijdersigned, arid further particulai-s given. Immediate application necessary. L^tf'J TO:«K»i ll G:'S. G-RAHAM, ----•"•j •,.■,"• lvii iii vii.-Mi;: • I Vailes* Buildings. 'slYiNa'S' :>BANK:,: ', I - :iifhn (. ESTABLISHED 1847. ': ' ' 'l -' 'i ~... ' !<o ■jii'i'!/. i -PAesident:-', -Jl' !■ i • .',', j HISiEXCELLENCY THE.GrOVERNOB !:,: .-.i. i.:.;.." ■Vice-Peesidint ■ ■ WILI- TA.M RATTRAY, Esq. . ... 'he Bank is opts, daily from 12 to 1 o'clock, also on urdaytEvenin'gfc^fromV to 9'6'clock. ; ■■■•> my, sum, f,rom Is, and, upw;ard3 received, for. .which ier cent, interest i^ allowed. , ~ =*" Every fadtljtr'nvfei} % ddpogttovsV B, CAMERON,' Accountant.



Drapery. JMPOBTANT A.NNdOT'CEMENT TO ALL BUYERS OF [DRAPER*, MILL INE RV, i« , -:;,l:.- ; J,i »-.:!• ■• r: iij. , i «-n| f.i i>; (J -iU ' ' | -!...>■.,[, :,,.:•, .-..,£..i lA Nb ',:'-. }>■ : :.. C L O'TH IN G, \, ,' WHO \V IS H T O PROCURE : NEW AND SEASONABLE GOODS . . AT . LOW PRICES. ~' .;' T. McM.ASTEE ■; ! lias just received his First Season's Shipment. per City of Auckland, from-, London. The Goods have been carefully selected in the ..English aud Scotch markets toT. M.'s special ■ prder,, and ; the: Stock is well assorted and of a superior quality. ,; • . i SJ.M. wishes to state that in consequence of other Large Shipments, yot to arrivo, these Goods will be sold at' IUNUSUALLY LOW PRrCES, That his purpose may be accomplished— A S P EEDY OLE A R AN CE. It is needless to give a detailed,account'of the various articles in Stock, but ' ' INSPECTION IS INVITED." Country Orders carefully attended td. , t T. , Me M A S TE E,; 7 I 2 42, ' QUEEN : S!T R;e'E?T,^ OPPOSITE THE NEW MARKET. 1873. SPEIN& & SUMMER. 1874. J^ M. McL A C H L A N, 218, QUEEN STREET, Is now Opening NEW:GOODS in all Departments. D R ESS E S. New Bordered Prints'and Muslins, New^ Silkwarps, New Lustres, Embroidered Summer Costumes. GOODS:1 THE MILLINERY DEPARTMENT, . under the superintendence of Miss Mould, will be found to bo replete with every article necessary for a Lady's Complete Outfit. JNew Hats, New Mowers, Now Feathers. New Ribbons, New Laces, New Scarfs, New Costumes,, New Jackets, &c, &c, THE . CLOTHING^EPARTMENT 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 BY THE BRI TA N NIA CO MP ANY, • !, ~; C OLCHESTER, ENGLAND, ,j- ,„, combine the best parts of tho best Machines (avoiding 1 their defects) with some recent speWa! impjxovx-: ments, whiph no other Machine possesses. Every moke,of Machine, however far removed froml excellence, professes to be.better than any other. . The task of selecting a Sewing1 Machine is therefore' rather a difficult one, especially if the purchaser has no knowledge of machines, and has' no' bthdr guide than the representation of various dealers ;,,,, Many people convinced of the advantage to be derived-from using a Machine for needlework do. not' jet possess one because, among so many they are unable to-satisfy themselves its to which' make is thel , best. As a practical man and an Engineer allow me to point out some' of the advantages of thefee Machines. They will do all that any other Machine, mil, and do it. 'better,' including' Hemming', Quilting, 'Felling, Cording, Binding, Braiding. Stitching, &c. fl , &c, with a perfect stitch alike on both sides. They are fitted with an isieroved break, whichu prevents the Machine turning the wrong way, and so entangling and breaking the thread. They1 make less1 ; noise than most Machines, and is the nearest possible approach to noiseless.' They1 are very'1 simple, and' will run for year? . without costing,, a : shilling i<>r L repairs. Every Machine is Warranted. Machines let out on hire, the payment .for whioh gods tpwards; the purchase. Machines of other makers taken in ex change. . Repairs properly done. 11 Needles for various' Machiues, Oil, Cotton, arid Extras. '. | H-'i'-'G. :iW:J' ;rHESLOPi ■• '■«• '] jr.,;, ~,,,.,.ENGINEER, j ~-.;,..,,,,-,,.,. The' 'Pitting. Shop, Vulcan Lane. ; ;Se^ing, Machines for the MilUon! THE ll BEST J lND lv CHEAPEST ""■' ''I^"THE: COLONY'" "•" ■■')Ui'"l" , j mill:!. " ;. • -... AT, ■ . -.r^i .(i 'ifSO lO V)'-> .MONTAQ-UE'S ," - CELEBEiTEt) FANCY BAZAAE,' | - ■ QUEEN STREET, AUCKLAND.l ■ ''' The "Defiance" Hand iock-Stitoh ;! Sewing 'Machine, complete' .. •..■..,■ - •'.-.'WITH iEXTPJi.B. ' >/ i <•. :.;■.: i JO m A Price' .. ■■ ,r.:''- ;. U»'J ily':';iJ' :-6''-0* ;0* i ; "WithTablo ...^ ~,.. ~( , ..;.,, ~ ..8.10. o,' -,] . nHHIS Machine- Has been ' awarded J- seven PRIZE ...-MEDALS at the various coin-> 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 a3 adults. '■THE ';,' "geEMANIA'-'',".'•'SILENT; LOCK-STITGH SpBTONG-, Price V. .'.'" "'.'. " '.'. ' ■'■':! °£6 is • o ■' ' , . With 19 extras. , ... -. ~ ~ taos> This Machine has obtained a world-wide" notoriety, having, been awarded) Twenty-sbc Gold' Medals in' Europe, 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 Macnines'yet submitted to the public. • i , ; A constant supply of Needles, Cotton, and all :extras, .on hand... • 'jdmoi i :1i !.u An experienced Machinist always on the premises to instruct purchasers,! and lessons i given Gratis, if required to parties preferring, at their own residences. In ordor to meet the.requirements of all classes1 • ..WEEKLY PAYMENTS WILL, BE",,TA]pN. NOTB XHEApDRKjfBIHrf/. llifui. ill .Jjiiilt) 'CX ; Montague's Fancy . Bazaar. - V, 1 ' WEEN STREET" AUOKLAIiD. ' ' ' TAILOR'S PATENT LOOK-1 ;;,:) STITCH SEWING MACHINES ;, .Mi.. Are not, like many others, made up of parts of variou Machines and called! by -some' fancy name, but arS a . thorpughly Genuine Article, being well and substan tially made TmtoiJGHoui' •*" ': ■ . i: In addition to niy stronf: recommendation of them, founded on practical acquantance with Sewing Mechanism, Lhaye. much' pleasure in stating: : that, they are giving "unbounded satisfaction to all who have purchased them.-. 1 :.{., 'io -:«nx; >;.: oim llt&l f Prices: -Hand Mn.chines s ss; Stand Machine?, £7 7sto£Bßs,: an •■>■ ■• n ■■>.■ J.'ittt ■•ui\iiUiTu<r< "l" Agent:-?' OPTICIAN,- QtfBBK mm t NSAn isa Bans ot New gEA^ANft



Notices ! ELECTION OP SUPERINTENDENT. TO THE ELECTORS OF THE PROVINCE : OBJ AUCKLAND. GE N T L EMW^The Principal '■ Returning Officer having fixed the day for the Nominati6n of Candidates for the office of Superin tendent, I beg leave to inform you that ray intention, as already announced—of becoming a candidate for that office—remains unaltered." When the proper, time arrives I shall' openly state upon the hustings my reasons for offering 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 at1 my disposal would admit; but as I was then obliged to omit several districts which I desired to have visited, I shall, alter the day of Nomination, invite the Electors of as many of those places as I pan reach to meet me, that I may address t them .befor.e the day, appointed for the Election (Thursday, Gth November,)arrives. . ,: i .:.,•;. J.havo the honor to be, ~..)■>:; ( Gentlemen,,r . ~. j ~j, f f;,- . •;-,■■ Your obedient servant, ... ■ ■' J. WILLIAMSON. ■ ■■■'- Auckland, October ,10, 1873. REVIVE AND ADVANCE AUCKLAND [ MEN OF THE PROVINCE, UP AND BE ' ; !!.'■; DOING! WOEK with heart and hand for the man who has ever been your friend in' : the time of need, and who has already filled tho gap upon the people's "Calif or liis aid four limes, 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 JOIIN WILLIAMSON, our old and tried friend, is such "a man ; therefore support him. : ,, .. ~, • i I Election of superintendent;: ■'% ITO THE ELECTORS OF THE. OVINCS OF ':" j-,.,-,. ~;, AUCKLAND.. JN compliance with the.request of a large nu best of" the Electors, I have to announce that it is my intention to become a Candidate for ■ r I " '•'■ ■ ":l" ,; ■'-' '" ' ""*" ''' ' ,T Officeof Superintendent at the forthcoming Election* i I will' take lan: early' opportunity of meeting the Electors and explaining my. views on questions ffecting the interests of the Provinca.1 I 1 ■..,.; ....-..:. ■■ ,' ~. . -;■■ ! I •••■! :if. HUGH H. LUSK . 1 ' 7~- ~ . . ' ' ' - r j SUPERINTENDENCY ELECTION. ME. W. L. BEES will deliver a -Lecture on-M Mr Dargaville and the Superin tendency," in the Mechanics' Institute, on MONDAY EVENING next, at half -past seven o'clock. ~ HH j~ — L XT ¥A T. T> S;«•• ' General Dealer, ■•*-«-• 'Old .Market-house, will SEEL OFF for two weeks,"at the Old.Kfarket, when he will let it, not/;, finding time to attend to the place.—Knight's and.? ■ Wilspn's J.ams, 7s 4d per dozen ; Morton's Capers, 6s 9d 'per dozen ; Washing Powders, 8d per dozen; Clothes Pegs, 2d per dozen—7s per box ; Pickled Wal nuts 6s 5d per dozen ; White Starch, 4d per lb by the 1 packet, 3Jd per lb by thef case ; Curry Powder, large bottles,, 10d ; ; .Tomato, Sauce, Gdiper.bottle—2 foraid, 4s cd per dqzen; Plaid Matches, 7a 3d per gross ; Pigs' k . Feet, 12 lbs for Is ; Pigs' Heads, from Canterbury, 2d - per lb (less than cost, but must be sold) ; Ships' Bis : cuits, 2d perlb—7 lbs for Is, 12s'p*er 100 lbs, £2 10s per cask ; good Potatoes, 5s for 112 lbs; lot of Bacon 'dtiand^d-perlb ; Hams,7d:pterlb,-lot:of Mourning?! Bonnets, bnly Is 6deach—iss' per dozen ; 160 T,wo-S J'Schilling Novels, only Is each; Decanters, ss. per pair ;' k" .small Plates,' 2s per dozen • I China Dishes,- 2d and 3s each; Salt Cellars,.from Id to 4deach; abouS 100 jdozen Cliildren's Picture Books,ionly Is 2d per dozen ; Qigarettos, £310s per .1000 ; and a variety of other Ja^tjicles too numerous: to .mention.; Maize, 4s 6d per? ; tausnel.- tii -.t.li. '' uAi Jiiutfßi .;.: ... ■ i . tH I Wanted to Sell (cheap), 60 Acres of Landjat Whan- " gjirei, Parish of Waikiekie, in-the County of Mars ' den ; .price, £7. Also,,SO. acres' at Whangarei, in the«! , Parish of Ruatangs4», .only £14'.^-Apply to H. Watt, Bitt-street. «' - ~ '' l ■ !•'!->■ » ■ 1 I Please to notice thai' tHisis a Genuine Sale for Two Weeks..... _._.__ ... _ — - - ;" WEgSES"OV;&., Sy SOPPETJ have§ tTken'^n'Office'at STa-ti. W. EATON'S Stores, Dower 'street, v ','".'/ ■ i o^b^s,.!^;, o .;;,. I BEANSTON ,&:FOESTEE PTJtrMBERS,:'G: jtS"lFiTfl< ERS, AND BRASS Finishers, ~&c.y.. ,' pT AVtNG- relinquished Business at ) -l_L ; sthe Thames,.beg to intimate to .their friends apd the public generally that they have commenced t operations in Masefield's Buildings, Albert-street, a£d are now prepared'to execute any orders with - dispatch:' •""'* .•■"■'-■• ."'"' ■'~ .v ". ■•,. 1 On" Hand; a Large. Assortment of GasalTers, Gasj ! aid other Fittings, which they offer to the Public at '1 ow prices.' 'I 1 , ./.":■;;■ ■;."..';':'•'. . Makers' of' SunlightsI'iiiid Reflectors for.Window. J> I ighijs^either enamelled or b'riglity','' '"■ '■■','■. . : .■■ .; Estimates given for all classes of Work. ~ ;, ji ■ ■ "n^ ;[/ I_''\ ■ ■■•{ ■ --P-'-' ■yjagy.T JifAMML^ P A E £ El D G- E, - ;I HJ .LAKE FE.UiTEB.EE, &a,, ( L. I '" " ■" U ~ .99," QtTEKK-STBEKi,". '. : :',,. . • jv jßegs to inform his friends' and customers that he ha* i d sposed of his business to Mr. S. SEYMOUE 1 (whose premises were destroyed by the late fire), and tikes this opportunity of j thinking them for past favours, and to request a continuance of the same for h s successor, whom he has much pleasure in recom- ,-• n: ending-; to theaLJ: '; . di U■ - ..! ■Sir: Jtl -~.., P, R U I T E R,E JR, .. tn't ' ■■•' ' J 99, QUKEN-STREET, ' : ' 1^1! Begs to inform his friends and the public that he has ti ken those premises lately' in the occupation of ft rr.S.,PARTRIDGE, where business will be carried ir on thesame, as in, Mr, Partridge's : time. ;He trusts-1> w th the same success as ihe and the late .proprietor fa : hns hitherto had. ■ .: y, ,:, , ■■„<■, Families and Hotels waited on daily for orders. w Goods delivered with punctualjtyi - , ■ _ _ __ _ SPECIAL NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.-!^ WE/, the Clothiersi>'> Drapers, Milliners, and Hatters, of this City, hs ye agreed to Close our respective places of Business , a ;at SIX:O'CLOCKP.M:i from Mondays' to Fridays in- ' d' isive, on andafter MONDAY, 27th of October next. To prevent inconvenience, we give this extended jN itice, and respectfully urge on,th« Public ,to make, th sir purchases' aa early in the 'day ,'as po'sklble,' i:W, Rattray EtrSHBROOK & Bridq ,-R W, DySOKi; ;.:.■( .'..MAN/ ', a iiioO -■ • : »nh»l< H, Atkins ■•A. HiDiteTHKLM 0. M. McLachlan Jjeyx & Goldwater .R B. Shalders HiLTb & Fenton R KEESiNq-1- .;, A.'Asher. ''/S >,V, A!': ■' Samuel Co'omjbes ','' G: W.Triend! "'' -S. &. J. R. Vailb ... W.,Eyre .. , r ~£ J. Cosgrave & Cd.''lJ: J !Bennett Jchn - ■ ' ;W. Chapmtak'"J *" 2 Wfl B. CasS; -i... iou . -Misses Miln-E'.i: aA H.ito.» <'A, Linabury & Co. J. &M. McLaughlin . ~T. McM^STER/';;; i ;;; .N.^CAjiPBEIiL [JJ ! f JW. OLivi:it",| i ' i ' t '".J.. Leyy.j■ , !/ .. / .;. .. ~IU ,j-j ,^..,;,i... ..-■ —;;.■'--:- ■■— ::>:.i:\.-. —, •.I. N O~T I-e E. O jHiany friends for their past liberal'support, begs » ' ■> -inform them that he has Choioe Selections of." ( TEAS, CHINESE FRUITS, FANCY ORNAMENTS,