The Evening Star.

Vol. IV.r-._fto. 1/198. \

Auckland, K.Z. TU ii BDA.Y 4 * OVEMBiSK 25, 1873,

[Peice: ONE PENNY



_% -. ,'•' Shipping. , :.' "*__. AtTSTEALASIA^ -.•f^K.%. .J3—> .STEAM NAVJO-ATT.-iv CO 'a Fust-Clasf Steltlrs ATI"A SYDNEY & MELBOURNE ERANSHIPPLNG TO BRISBANE ft ALL OTHF/R QUEENSLAND-PORTS, ADELALDE^and KOTO GEORGE'S SOUND,, by the A.S.N. ComuWa Steamships. •-. ■ ■ :-.u-i The splendid ; new steamship Wentworth, Csotons, J. W. Brown, Commander, expected about 29th inst.. will leave again three days after arrival For particulars of freight or passage app.y to H. M. JERYTS, Agent. (^VEELAND EOUTE !sl^lf£& W T0 EUROPE, via SAN Sfigj&i^ FRANCISCO & NEW YORK. CALIFOENIAN AND AUSTRALIAN , STEAMSHIP COMPANY (Under Contract with the New South Wales & New Zealand Governments for the Conveyance of Her Majesty's Mails). The s.s. ship.... ".,;.' Macgregor, ..':". M 2,500, H. Grainoer, Commander,' the first of the Chartered Vessels for the-temporary service, wilHeave the port of SYDNEY for SAN FRANCIfaCO (call ing at KANDAVU and .-HONOLULU), on SATUR DAY, the 20th December next, at 12 o'clock noon.. Tor freight andpassage'apply to ■'' vi tls*«« ' ■ "■.•..■.r;:'H/M,',JERViS, ■■•'V'-.if _____ ■■' ■■<:<■■■<■■>:' '■■■■ Agenty Auckland. ■■' ««»*. l?/PiB LONDON !m$MK' DIRECT. /. ' C___Z^t_l TO FOLLOW THE: ■' COUNTESS mg-S&MV r OFKINTORE.' Thewell-known'and favourite regular traderuoii :>>_ City of Auckland, ».i ■:_-. Capt. G. Ralls, having a large part of her cargo already engaged, will meet with quick despatch, excellent accommodation for saloon and steerage passengers. •..' • ; ■" -. -~.,.. For freight or passage apply to i . ' -~,,., GRUICKSHANK &. C 0.,.'...-..,_■ :,, r .<■■>. " , . : Agents. - High-street, Auckland, " .'.' Ocfc 31.1873 - ___ \____________^ :..jU:i:: ___$£%_____* AUCKLAND TO THAMES. ;\;'' Thep.s. ■;: ; ; fioaltq n_ ■■. ~! i, . Lalla Rookh- * -~.* Auckland to Thames, at 10.30 a.m^iSl,. aiU I. .j ThamestoAuckland, atsp.m.',r r. -.~-~~.il TO-MORROW (Wednesday) November 2G.'. 7 ______ .... _^ . . ...... \;J r^LODDEfe. v;; a£^ "ff'O'E L O N D ON $HW|s|&4« afliß QelF&ißsQ ~_im~\ 9ilT «^_^^&undJ:r oharter.tO'the new zeaßand shipping company. :.'7_.:<,. nlaO/iU l,.\__________i ;>'.■; :• _V/ v Oii7f WOU - ■&iißarque%*'/;%'!'' ,l' !:v;j;:4r'":;'V ':" 1f if OSiHiM® | Captain W: FaATfe,' All* years/ having nearly the- ' whole of her cargo engaged, will .sail on or about the 14th:,December., ~ t r r ,.-_ ;,.... .:,,.]" r. .„,. t <:r For freight,, apply'to the New Zealand Shipping. Company (Limited). '" ' :-'j,.''''' <•-■•'■" '"» iiOv-jmn * ;'-';:....-_: - ■ __); ,' JOHNi«AT&E_&,. '.< u>: .■J.jnj: ;.;';y );;■} , ,;_■;; 7-. ■ '1; -" if -'Agent.*! : _£_K2_Z '"-Q'TEAM TO COEO JJKIvI^- MANDEL. sT/it i>s,e ~a:M/.'-.Clßallenger. '. .-)'« iinViv -.'rJ ij ■■ ■■" r,jFrom Auckland. ..,,,.,? -~. .,,,„;.:,, Wednesday, November 20,' at 1 o'clock "afternoon' " * ' Friday, November 28, at 2 o'clock afternoon' • :!'-; > llitlf J; '_'^.FroM COROJIANDEIi.-• !:-..':..' /^ Tuesday, November 25, at afternoon . ■■ ; !li;: _.^, . Thursday, Npvember 27, rat 1 o'clock afternoon -,# Saturday,' November 20, at 12 o'clock nqon ',"', ! " (Weather and other eircmn3t'anceSpermitting)i."ioi' i Not responsible: for Accidents in sliipping, carrj'ingr J j •or B discharging livestock," , „„.._ |~< r ~ ~,./, ~ v, . f •.. ■.-?.. , <a aw ~. „ > H oxMES BR;OTHERS.' V 't.-.iJ1 h:' ;.v.;.-'.;>;P _■_.-■•■ i.'.. .!'.>, t,' p f!>. J;;:^:; v<;.i, < vH^^tfo"^ POVkBTYjBAIT,"j •#lff^v -13 NAPIER, WELLINGTON, ' _im_______[- :!!iV 'SOUTHERN PORTS.' v' >''- ( '4h'e',p.sU''ii:!iH'v tt7\u'i-..'ijif.' i: io 8&W Y,ol. fl£ -li s-J **« 'lir-j-BatersOn^*! tM ;terO jifamndJ A. KJiNii33DV,»Commander/Wjll ; leave for f aboji;e ports, i about WEDNESDAY .NEXT,' 2Qth",inst.;' t ', " ~ For ft eight or'passage apply.td'" .''''' i'"'"-'' ' ' Vi;;iT }-..?. ,..»?, Vf r , M QEToy fjQNES, 'Agenti ill ;i ss..f e'i3Koßi'i<i ,v/o, noi ,v ,■.': i .(Gemini. > ."ihahoik Beav.as Auckland, daily jat 11 morning., f,,;? /• Leyes.Riverlierhead at '3 o'clock" afterriqbri,- arriving. Aucklandai-s'o'cldck:' I ":" rju,BlJ ilj f l" ''^'J1 Pic-nic Parties landed at Wood's* Island; on-the rap- 1 triw, and taken off on .the;flown trip.withgutjexj.rji charge, r , t j " "jl 4 ! ' Fares': Return^hckets,' same'"day,' r33. X ii,rr '^• nlVi ii&miirth t Ui>v> -rv,v i-z-u oil "J^'CASEY'.' '-'f UaaJ ftjul t ,J.. ,j,.;. u —"'iiaji:.;— p—— —:- ', tsr. g^ taimi 0..r/B feor^Soil-J'AfKi lurfaH.^ri .^BStfgnr.f lri*tF3:.heiYa*ht,ißlEßßE r/ 8t0n3., ;-;;r';;|M^El^Qfe^Akfi jfe;;dpk:;/-. {. i.^k^ii osrpTTiß'N'TE^s'; ELLIOTT,^ t*o^li[iLl-'o:MAEINE''ifeURVEYbR I -»« ( »&SP3£\. LICENSED RECEIVER.: & .FOR-. TW«I' r'''' -WARDING AGENT. Lessee of Bonded Store 1" C." .for' Goods' Warehoused; ciTrarishipmentl or for' Examination-'■ ltnri btnwn All Customs-.and Shipping, Business,promptly at tended to,, ~ . (l , , .;., -; .. _ ■.'!,-,--, Agent'to the N.Z_ Parcels ConveYance 6f,1.0nd0n.! •'. Office: Qaeen-'street:Wharf." <>i&J. fori lifi ui-'S 'J:: T-'KO-M^A-'S^-J :E'; N;-'R^i: "N-#; . f \l LICENCED CUS.TOM-HOTJSE AGENT.'"', ' übii r'Anb's'B tj i l Diii a s.v'F o BfaJTCKK kb t-• N.B.—Goods^and Pajcels forwarded: to all-parts,, i sof Great Britain ; and the Continent of Europei . > "'" by' Overland Mail!'R6utb of by' Clipper ' * n&ttujyr otg ■~ Lsßfp^Sfd M« »ftv/ «li»jtiu ■-. Prix •)# v..-.vr f.ijj^ .vlio/1 rtdttJi sii T^O%SALE:,or t |S;i^ -*■ vl able Six-roomed Cottage in.St. .Mary/s, Road.- ; Apply to .... „,.F i, SAMUEL COCHRANE A {______%_■ i*i ; s f.«i,T.-_ vii./ t-a sr.iT? i>tr.'i'. J v^FoWfstreet/-i E~1)e; S ALE; ,(cheap)S^DJsiraj)lh; ~; Besldence.in.Con .vest Blacei.Parn.ellijfr.eehpldj Also,"a four-ioomed House, in Grafton road ; freehold^ A coijiforteitil'e ooinedTTouse in'Parn6lF( 'pn«ej £400!; freeholdjri-Ap'plyi to,iJbhn> ChurtoniKagfiM,! Vulcan; Lane. ,- , ; u yi;ui-»;,;. \;Ofr -yj? nH .:Inh IpOE i S A LE,^'6o;^ears'" Lfeacsf;6 rfia;i •■' 'MagnificW^Buildihr SlteV'Opposite'Mr"R6sk-; ruge's, Avenue Eoad, St. Stephen's..f-Nine: ypars ; , Leas§T-of • a,, Seven-roomed .House. near.,.St,f iMary a ChurchVParnell '■ Two Freehold Allotments, Boylan s Prom'ehade'.'Dedwob'd.' JjUl4,' w '"''■'■'■ :!1! a*ma S ai M? .-•vo-itjrnt !*lltO!ia iioiii .oW;:ELOOD^(i I.h* ■ too inili fl-M fl ,EBtate,and'.Mlning,Agent,;/ '____ ____ ____ , , Next:Natlpna,l.Ba.nk., .. - { XfOE'SALE by 7ihe%nderßifenßa-^- ■■■■ A? Tanks, Cart Shafts, Coals (Bay of Islands'and! Newcastle), Firewood, Charcoali&c. diht la&aaa b«w wot*- .CSRAlftisiiifnvr Bf.ifi-«t.j &anHaur.l ovitii:ii; l> t »fi^^et^ni ' ""' ' iJSA%N:!kA^r-Ti^^ K;>to ££ ■ '^/Au: g ust;iW3.^ •|!-,; ,iJ' «?h:^| u\"^ ard? :'rCust6m-hcJuse street and'- Breakwkterfioad;»i iessels: Loaded at ,the MilLjWa^jgapwa.yjWitbj]^, J desoatcn. EOE SALE, ■ heap, one 16-feet Sailing Boat, several Ships' Boats and Dingiea. J J. Clare, Boatbuilder, Custom-house-street East.



I -■~- .__ Money. I.IV/TONEY to Lend on Promissory Notes I -LT-i- for Two or Three Months, or longer periods';. also £1,000 at current rates, on good security,—Apply, to Stewart amd Appleby, Billbrokers and Commission | Agents, West Queen-street. 11/rONET to Lend, in large or small X?_B_ sums, at a very low rate of interest.—Apply to Mr Laishley, Solicitor,' High street. ' : • '•■< '• IV/TONET TO LEND oh first-.elass r"„ security, at low rates of interest.— R. C. Dyer. Shortland street. MONEY to LEND on Promissory Notes, Mortgages, &c. Bills Discounted. George Dunnet, 25, Queen street. :, ;.. Business Cards^ T E. O' O UEC T, "• CARVER & GILDER, .-■■.'. ~.■■■■. GLASS & PICTURE FRAME MANUFACTURER, ; 57, Wakefield street, Auckland. SA MU E L M6JBG AN, COMMISSION & NATIVE AGENT, ■ ■ Alexandra. Waikato: f . "\X7ARNOCK BROTHERS, jv T Soap & Candle Manufacturers, I CHAPEL. STREET, AUCKLAND. T 0 A E S 0 N, M• J House and Land Agent, Rent and. Debt CoUector, Stichbury's Buildings, Queen street. iT AME 8: BUTC HE E~ M Carter, Contractor, &c. Goods cleared and deUvered from ships ;on the shortest notice. Ballast supplied. i |A;; ' LOVETT, Tailor,' &cl, Karanga ■^A» hapoßoad (near the top of ..Upper Queen street), Auckland, having commenced business at the above address respectfully 'solicits a 'share' Of public patronage. HfOSJtp fxwob bi'qoifs' MISS NO ft MA N, Teacher of Musicr(puplF of Mif-Hoifmah for five years), Waterloo Quadrant/ .Aye doors i from Princes street. The North Shore attended. MA DA ME WINT EE, ROYAL ACADEMICIAN, gives Lessons in Music arid Singing. Two to Three Guineas per Quarter, payable in advance. .Schools attended.— Melbourne House. . "'"' , ■, t b;.A?,]yi;,;u ; ;,E..!iT.. w el iTs K> ■ House, JLand, and Commission,Agenti Collector, of Rent's," .Debts, Highway Rates, &c. ' Loans arranged/,;! ; :,; '■' ":,•'•' i Office *.129y Queen street (three doors below the' Union-Bank.) , • , 111;1 - sfn-j&tj _•■;:,' _ivn_. -:■._:-. T^O BXE% dk-* -- GH E -&> T~y PLD"MBER!AND GASFITTER;- ' "^VyNDnAM-STREET^ Atjceland (next the New Zealand I"o .' ,;;,,.!. ~;ii'l J ^«l'«Wp,fflqe,i | ~.. .. ~., I Every description of work in'connection the above bnsinoss executed With cheapness and despatch: I ■TUT:O DERNf ■LA NGU AGE S.! ! Mr B. M-' O. THEORELL, Member-of the Uni versity, of TJpsala,, teacher,,of; French at.the Auck land Grammar, School .University Classes, gives in strttctio"n; in the French and German languages.'— Applications"l may'-be4 hia*de" - at:- '• the Mechanics* Institute Library.'vf--'.-■" *:.:-'--: ttsd <->r'";,: fnfrt j adii^d aajasatu •; • '•>*''- -'»■■; ■■ -Jihihn " lirVT^,::;T'::R;A:E-^'6'fE^;,'; i ;"; -j,.., _p., ___-_j ß ,^ E o if u D_EN T is t; '".'. V ■ w^A^fe*^ .f'^t ! 'L h'!d'-''l''': 's' Je^ts1, *}[- j,t.'' .Artificial Teetnfifrbm-Onestoia.FulliSetj'in Gold 'm dona hi .rrr.'tf iyP^iy^la^^ei\: <sn\ imiiT .]ii: GEO.RGJ ~BAA.g,K Jl &^C la/ •'wholesa'le'bO'ot & shoe i -liM-vAhN.iiUl-E^LAV/TtMiraßßELßJ.^.ij % ; -mJjqji ; h- ) nI'?^ E.:[ l.iSM?:^".?S E' EE?r'"^ tidi 1o iaol Xi'Stock' of Sewn,' Pegged,"' ahd^ Rivetted" Goods' AlwWsia;Stock;' (i-'I'^1 '^ .'"•* *•!■** "' t»«v«.irt )»l< fier.lO,'lß73.T Bfifl 9.4 not ,J«iOg LfiKi^ Fiiuov eji xJIS&r u'.■ t.Bfo"XJi \'_}■'.', ln*««afV-»W f).:-HOUSES SIGN^AND.iDECORATIVE: ' j (.•.^pMNTER^PAPERHANG^R.^p..,^^^ m v j OW.I? o-l ;■'..;:..•'•"- <)ti~~-—-m " riari'j jrei I.t-.--. ,Ib:y .Oil}.Colourß,,Glass,,Putty,,Ca,nyas, Turpentine,,, .;, _,':"": ' White Lead, &c. ",.,'■. t, ' " i^T.) A ' v 'rb|:'lEANi)_:" — ;'.,-• •MMrJJOM'i^'^'-''- U!:J tO dOiqOO in b-(9itUUfl r'N J6l^Ho^KSY *%*%%a-ET.\ ''' W^ : lA, M.S"r;AN'D '[ C 0.,- Are-Cash Purchasers i!of Old' Sail is,'CanVas "Rags EuropefßOpe, Jrink^f.Old ,/Muntz i'Metal, ■'. Copper;\ Bfas^.^P^i^P; _j_V___] _i iii->vv j____a^C_3ldm_2 S' «l'" ~'JffißcHAN'lgT' & .MODEL'E^GiNEER,"' J" I « 3y^"HA9-'EE^OVEDJ^ROM' n;' 4 hh a "° ' | v.-^vp-p'. B ; K '^Q i -Tji^lß^N :j;'S-T'RtE'_E T;1 ■ -'■ Xi; 8103dr.!lJ aUSivJ _A_stUlti ')-.-:i.t ho-( ji ! d«.-.JM'ASEFrELD?S BUILDINGS,'^ ' ' i IBitn , -tiJ'' a*lbert^treet; gowiMiswrdlsil i i Seeing- Machines cleaned,--adjusted, ;(ind' carefully repaired. , All Jcinds; of; light machines^ r : Repairs undertakim'at moderate charges. Musical Instmmehta repaired and' tuned: ' Harmoniutii' Reeds mado,- &cV ; ' T>OE;T-L:A^NiD .fCEiMiE'N'Tj >JL. "v. ' ;j--:KEAN'S>CE]_4IENT(ir.;,^/ ij; -.i ilr.aii " "'■ 7 PARIAN-'.CEMENT. r •-,,. ~ i. -, i UV/-013 « BLASTER OF PARIS," a&aunav, '• l oliino «r-SLATES',';&a r -''v/ iJM" .tunwil qi ! uifooT .yoHb7 -———-' '»^ «i SUUOTfi ; iThe above^- ares!o'n'-Sale by JAMES BLAIKIE,1 ;Slaterer, and Plasterer; i at I hiswYard;* :above ..QuickC i ■'Stables, Vlctoria-street.« orf ..■( «r*'l i i ,-i-' .?. y; :>_■>..■ THE :iU MB BEL L A -BEEO^i isvo Xi !:•• GREYiSTRBE-J: WoIJ _fi oslh-ifl o )| fiijO'io orlT JcaH —s-^iimioo odi ai o-nim * Where.to Get,your Umbrellas Repaired ?, J o o oil Jl -'• ■". jf At tn'e;Umbrella Depot, Grey-street. v fWhere tb Got y6tir_ Umbr'eHas'Re-Cqvered ?'"'! * ",'■ «| is c.-. vlln ! D'mbr*clla:,'Depat,Grcy-Street.i'ff Where Ho"; Buy JNewjUpibrellas: tand iPMasols-ififithe;, h l :Best.Make ?,,j.' i ,^[4,4,,-; -,r,, fiu :- .;. 4T -m';.,. ' 1 ey-* 't^™Afthe^mweßa>lJ«pof, "fee* I"*^^ ' , All Repairs pf'omptly aiid properly ' TENNANT'S, ;UrVibrella Maker) -fOot-oPGrey-street;)'- b jyY- # ii?c{iTi/cbLOß;'and-eiil!_StafeCipNTS,; 'Tinporte'rs lof YPaperhani^hgs"; Sorim," Paints,, iOils1; iTutdentine/Colors.-uVamisheS;.;Frenfch Polish, Goldi ilieaf',' Artists'., Colors .and ; Brushes. ,Plate; , 'Crown'; Ornamental, and Photographic Glass;; Picture Fram'e'and^apes'try Mouldifags, 'Clock' and' Compass' Glasses; Glazed'Sashes/iDoors,!&c. TOY -,-.! ,iBVOWO ~ iGlass cut to. size,.and carpfioßy packed-, <f arfsfnial* , [I'2,'Wvudhamstreetij,;^^-^,, _ a ,„,;,.,; -,,, in j R ., 7i: :S 1 "j;7 "<:-' :- IT J^O';T: I' e,,'E.," !j .v/fm>l V r cf I Kiiii ,faiiiil!« avilaflJO._oto«i &rii «i«o'^ to Hfi U li'; friends and the public "for, their kind assistance at the late Fire, I'wishes|to Intimate to his1 -patrons rffiat6vhe'<is 'still carryirig-Jon'-i'hisi-business; as 1 COACHBUILDER in Ms Old'Premises,.and js> pre pared to execute in the most r substantial and prompt manner any w6rk'entrusted to him." ' f1.5.0. a long ex perience in the trade', I'and'the ehiploiymenb of nolle . butv.the.;most.: skilledj:workmen,i.places him:.in .a position;secoi)d to none,,in t^e-, province.-to, execute. .ariy^rfTers-entrusted'to him.' "~He ls»™, /'attention to the fact that he received First Prize at ithe Agricultural-Show for- Hi Buggy manufactured by .jhunifjalso;, ,f or a! Spring-part, fat t the, opening. of the »?S^'VfJ iq_Md erfdf no Iwjlsotv r ■ -buiNßiS ! BUJNIIiS ! JBOJS'ES ! BOUGHT in any tquantities, for Cash, at!the Freeman's Bsy Bone Mills.



i ■______] Business Cards. \V STOREKEEPERS, COASTERS, &£ | U S T ~6~"-.p c NED, ' PLAYING CARDS (NEW PATTERNS) s.i ■;;...' Good'and'Cheap!' '""',' :;:Va OCO UN T~B 00 X s ■■■■■" j• \ Very Cheap, for Coasting Trade. ''! ;i : Boo*, suitable for Public or. School-Libraries, Presents, &c. .... • j SCBOL 'REQUISITES; OF ALL" KINDS. JL--E.-Tp.Bl DIARIES FOR 1874 |. ''-•<.M\.E'-.r>'- _W.-_.sA. V T E, | i„ ii1 , 100, QUEEN-STREET. , . AncJt*^d. November 1. 1573. 'P A ITi jn Q-»TO N?S \ JSISWUiaSi , REDUCED PRICES : ; Labm) scuitg _ ~,_,., ,j_ 18si)erl0olbs .i, Ail Jars Fancy ditto .. Cd.perlb . > '- , ' . ■ ~..r STONE BROTHERS, Agents. ;R ' U I L D E R, "L/ ,_CA ; PENTEE,& JOINER. ' '" W; J._ s k I N N. E R, "' ULCAN LANE.' | Shop FrontiOffice Fittings, and all branches of j' ■ tnbuilding trade executed. ,; - , /Jl; VB■;■■ ,-oA -'M |;.FFfi;: I,j-OIVIL ENiNEER AND ARCHITECT, ill jUAyisa. hiv vt NOS) ,Qu ek.n-stueet win », <.AC'lnjng National Bank), , Will be prepared, Slipply ______ m( _ Correct EsM . • mates for all desckiohs of Buildings on the Shortest Notice.with or:wit,ut.superintendence. '______■ e---.K o kg- E" a ke eIF. ii-FREEMAN'SBAY SOAP & CANLDE <» ! jisifrow orfj 'WORKS, n '::/ ■•-.; I ~-.■■-,-> «:....,■ Cash .iy ers 0 f Tallow.- : r !A:;i-::: ;T' i < a." -a. v> :c s^ X^ft-eaPLTJMTi^ GA S F I-T'TER,-'s!': I AND iNSMIXH^i!-. •: >:■-'■: •■ . High stugE'y. _ : ear-JV-trLOAN; Lane. ' I Maker of the Palen^ name ij^d!!ol^^Rlflector. W. Ti . , X I R,B V „ • _'" '"■ ' COItNn.Qy ' '" ' QUEEN AND WA^piELD STREETS. . N E W C A S T l_. C.O.A L . . , (WHOLESALE .an retail): ',-. .«y AT THE L 0 W E T BAT E S ' BRICKS, LIME, SAND, n _^LS. TILES. IRON-BAEK SHAFTS, SPOKs , ANDRE'D-GUM j , . ii, FELLOES, Etc.,Etc.V--.-•" . | .. . ■ Always on an GEN T LEMEN.'S CLOTHES CLEANED. ALTERED _»EPAIRED, and PRESSED at I HAR WOOD'S, luxoß, ,"-,*' ' Fkom. Melbourne. " . ', 49; Hobson-street, hear the Govon or Browne.':: i P.S.—Gentlemen's Clothes Ved I -■■■> '.-.'. i Tp 1 S H! _5; E $ c-a, A •; Wholesale,' 'Shipping, and Faidly Butcher, Queen street, . corner- of Durham s<ect, AuOk-*: lan,d. ;l Poultry of iall kinds dressed-to oHer. i Prime, Smoked Tongues, Home-cured. Bacon., (orricd Beef on'sale in largo quantities. N:B.—Dcalei* i'•■'krrie'. Live Pheasaits forwarded-to all parts of; i»i i! onios up6n receipt of order* ■■ Families waited oi in town or suburbs. . -..■.,.;..., _____ ; | T> i I A-.N. OS. .', ,r-P I- A -NOTS. ! OPENED THIS DAY.'.'two Very Superior Zeioltui Pianos (in rich Walnut Cases),, which, fo'r'swsetnoss of tono, combined wl th-poWer,- surpass those ir »to(Jk ■' I all to be sold at oiieatlv juicduokd ipbioeb rorevsn; Alsoj a Fine Oak HarmoniunY, with 10 stopi (by Kelly);', a 'Second-hand Piano, £18. Organs, Har moniums,' an'd'Fianos'TuTied in town or countrj, ]jy T H. WEBB,'WCllesley street. ' fl '> '■"' «»hJ i Sept. 24, 1873. _____ .- _____ ~;. !________ •____ . i |cj';'s:;t;;A ( b';l is 11% WiuS^^ I '<-ilA™''':: MANOS'! PIANOS r f"J. lolej*,; "fOflqmoa n q/afl ■•■ 'U< ■:•■■ >i M r»l ?ij.fitj ■•-, i THE 'XARGHJST 'STOCK 'OF INSTRT/MENTJ' rfjmti'rC moil iTobo'se'en at-."""^': -'• - • v .TdJofl! H-iT,e OP F'M AN;'S' <; ««* vodi •;!A;C^li'E MY Of MUS PC, -'!'. .;ootin iogß".Jf Shoktlanl) 'STitEtef. ''J^" !Y •'d i t: .fro lo erifij v :■:--?■■_' .inqoa !o RfIQJ vajjis Piahd^a'ndHar^onliurris.fbTlSale dr'Hire'arid on he deferred payment system from Ll.to L2o.i'Every instrument, guaranteed, and. kept in^tusf_| H one.yea( ; after .purchase, free, of .'charge. .. • i, ~ ' *<i j Instruments;'of 'every description'.'Tunf/d:and Rr> pairddV Bought; .S^old, andtaken in'exchan'go; *____} j -3.!v.:M:BL-O"D'Y MOMiM'Bi'-' «H>l«V tiul.-—.Bv-/!,w_BisßJ>_iu£i «-- r BJi/od sila o'>»j ftUST LANDED—Daw'sand Rams tf den's Patent Pedal Substitute Organs, as supplied to Her Majesty the Queeh'iand'H.R.HT trie' Princess Louise. For description, see lists at Messrs Upton's lOn Sale—A Secondhand 20-stop'd Harmonium, by Debain (equalto ne'\t), L 45 J 'also, an 'elegant Queen s Model Harmonium, 10 stops;- by Alexandre (a charm ing. Drawing^oom -Instrument)/?]') to] guilfoq aa'l j iV.-j.>.f---.i-.»:)i!'M't) aijl.Ji IL ofJiriooJai-tfiiamii \>iu \ oiftilT .-.v n-PIANQEORTES, H'Hi'"o t- Ho' i -The i two shipments of;-Messrs Ralph-:Allison iand- Sons' w Piariofp.rtes..previously j.are so^.d;; more .- expected 'shortly;'" "Arrived," iper- ',Cify of Attcklahd, af'fehipmerit froW JMerfsf^ Chappell.'''Also,' periodical./shipments-, from.• Messrs i-Brfeadwood'; Hopkinson,:.Chappell,.Zeigl.er, Bb'rd, Eratd,Andother-. eminent makers.. •. . ~,:■ ' ~,-. ■ _ ~'" „ ,im s :''\\, ~'r}.('i i>■■■'- ['. i.v^.'rX rfißOWNE:;';; j Symbnds street,' Au'cklatid ",' (^;i NOTICE:OP REMOViBEiV »1 "■"■ j ,vii 3jl\ixu. '■->■•) •-— '■ '■■:■■ .:■■ ■■■i-iA : . 'io .timat mw^'Fr. -fs^A^U'-N ,!_o^e j;-ew 's, l.; uJ« J*j '; _-[\ri!'&_T£'q;ii, ';ETC(.^;,'.l^y^' *VA' I ' Next toMb Haloid ay's, Cabinetmaker/ '. .;: | :, lily S'B'OB'TL AND" ST KEET, 1'"-''-'"'"1 Begs most respectfully' to inform -'his- customers and' the gentlemen. ofi_Auckland: that in (consequencei of: the .late .fire, he ,has takep .the above; i^remises, .and, hopes to'have "a continuance of their support.'"' ', j ft. ..o:.-- ___[ ■.--<•''■;■" ■■< - n ___________ri__t_ s: n I '^ p^joifE ctj.^'^^r.ijr^;;;-^ ~ U ....,','/' ..-■; ! , .(Duty,Free)— s 4-,/ '„,- 4, rr . j 2O"O.ASE^, COROMANDEL jMfflffi * i Ul7.(First;PrizeNewZ'ealandExhibition). '•'' ''. '■ :i'f"»i!j II Ci I . '.-n;;:: .-:ii :'in tin. uKOyqu 03 '!!(-. I -gfi'ffiaPsa-aS °'jE"E^i f NGlirA fMj ll,oV I f Qu£EN'sTitßE-; mif ilU'^:;: IfffiS^td&^E 'Soie Iflon^ieor^o' Jj-L/the City Council, for: the Emptying of-E^rth-, Olo'setsi Privy' Boxes,' 'Cesspits,'&c., J is pjepar'ed'to at-',' tend'punfitualljr'to all' Requests Regarding "'iSi& above.l * Persons:desirinK to-have the said places attended to, either weekly, fortnightly, .otherwise, can .ha^e the, same donei by leaving'a notice either verbal or written with'the Irispdctbrl of City' Couripil; Office;' du*een-street.''!i:J if»> iij^ti ;.igixi eii-r §*rt[ v_(.:i!ir.,.it Ij -; ■■-- . ..-.-t.-..f.. fe»| ■■■■ : >t..%; fi;;. : •'■■•.! --'.I IT-kiM-y .',-:..:t.iv «Brt-«rrrfw» a_m.ta ;h;ij-j- fismalasijfl ; j .<r/^,f oiQi <^i SR.BD^E,»NM d B«*d?' ART'^ST? & l PECO'TtfGIRA'PHISR/ i «'- "193/ QUEEN STKEET,''AUCKLAND,!:"' W« - R!O'OMS!i-'OCV'E-B M,_B«I_KTk;Oi,SV,, O.H'«'MjI'ST.tr;!. - ,iobi:.ii.'K>'fui. adfftirars eat asiuoa lo :a-j/ 6-lOti Oarfes-de^isifei taken the best styleatl2s 6d per dozen . j .•' .___!_ _XH snO xo ' Portraits P,ainted;in''Oil'and'^atei:'Co^ I j i-ifx JUO unsurpasseddn'the coloPieW-f OS ■****» a U^jfl^^?'ll AV^AN-T.iiDißMi^O.'NiElycla-i 1 .isj^jjpft yjij"-i.N*B TK.tT>f GT.TYJi.HAfLpD'.efiu i 'MONEY'Advanced on Jewellery, TiiamoridsiiPlate,' J Weanpg>Apparel,:WdfY§?yi i d^.cr.iption a qf c ftxa^ble security. * The strictest Secrecy observed m.every transaction. Fire-proof Safes on the* premises for the better se curity of Valuables. MOREIS MAEKS, __ PROPRIETOR.



Mercnandise. J^ O BEE T L TJ 8 X, 31, LOWER QUEEN STREET, AUCKLAND, HAS ON SALE (WHOLESALE ONLY):, ---| ■.:..; Now Landing, Ex Hydaspes, , ■_■_■_..■, Isinglass (Brewers'), 2 cases '' Tinfoil (Bottlers') 2 cases "•■;.■■ Priced Candles, 200 boxes Carbonate of Soda, 20 kegs Tartaric Acid, 5 kegs ° •'' ■ • Cream of Tartar, 10 kegs Currants (in cases and barrels), 3 tons Raisins, 79 cases Elemes ~ Almonds, 3 barrels ' r '""' ,'•'•'* Whiting, 7 barrels : ' . Soda Crystals,. 14 casks , [. ~. Linseed ,Oil (Raw and Boiled), 10 cask 3 and; SO drums Turpentine, 20 drums White Lead, C tons (in barrols and drums) , i Scrim, 2 bales :; Glue 1 cask ■! Muntz Metal and Nails. 10 cases and casks i Resin and Pitch, 5 barrels each Colza Oil, 20 drums .-■,. ! ,]-.,,, , | Malt, 6 tanks. - ~,,._■,- ■.;'-; To .Arrive Per Ferkdale and Naworth; ~.- 'Pig Iron, 25 tons Soft and Hard ,:i , ! • Vestas, 20 cases Plaids and 250's •,', . ' Matches, 5 cases Bryant & May's Safety. :l Also, ." " Xx: Bep.ar and 'other 'Late Arrivals, Red and White Lead, Linseed Oil, Blasting Powder I !,, i ■ Sultanas, Elemes, Currants • Muscatels, Figs, Soda Crystals j ' Carbonate Soda. Tartaric Acid, Salt ; ■ Paraffin Candles, Vestas, Scrim ' ' "' ' '! I ■ Pickles, Salad Oil, Castor Oil ,r; Royal Hand, Brown and other Paper, Paper Bags. -./'.'". Also, Ex Wooi^>j NK) AN . D other Latk Arrivals, j Hams & Biiw,,, Green's Best Canterbury. odi -sol m < ~.■ - ........ ,-.,.t ;•■-. ... ! 1~« ! -' pAPERHjAJSf GrlNv^ ETC . ,;' °'T '"!', ','.: EX FONTENAYE, , , :,2 s;8 PACKA GE S, I 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.Wo^d and Iron Patent Oxide o( Iron and Carson's Anticorrosive Paint Boiled and Raw Linseed Oil, in Wood and Iron Turpentine in cases'and drums Scrim, Hessian, and Tacks : Gilt and Stained Frame and Room Mouldings Bnißhcs,' Gold Leaf, Bronzes, Artists' requisites, and j ,;. Trade Ironmongery, i SJ-.-i •• S . i ■ ■•'•■■ ■•■' I w.; "phi LLI PP S & SO N, OIL, COLOR, & GLASS MERCHANTS; |] ..*" . 12, .WyNDHAMj STREET. „; '.! j '!, . in:', -I■' ■ £ i '•■■' .'""-'' . ,'.''.'"''... XT J CTOET AN ; WINES. (FROM THE MELBOURNE ARGUS.) ..'... \ Us1* . ','•!''' ."', —I ■■_ ' ■ .'Jlj ' i 1»- '* ' ''•- -'*■'' ! There lias' been elected oii the South Bank of the Yarra a Store House. for : Colonial:: Wines, by Messrs A.';, &''lil:'"' Caughey, ! gentlemen ;•-.;•,,,' r -jiiT (Ui3rloCfOl3oiif m-. ym nit) jjftuii!' of long standingtyh'''Melbourne.'.'1 It is in fact half la Cellar; tho'roof,* a hblldw cistern, full of | ~ 1,,::'.-' f•-, • ~:' it ihl " '■'■'*■ '■"•'.' '■'"■ -;'i •>• lvai,qr designed to promote copl,nppa bolow.;' the extent ! '•, .(■•' > ■ urn; MR >i ,td«l ■>:'' I>_ .iy-:\ r is sufficient for stowing more than a quarter of a million gallbns. <] The Wine has to be stowed-in racks from,floor to roof, making a prodigious .weight .to be; lustamed.c.Thecasks contain ,'eaph from 1000 gallons. dwirte the ' Ordinary CO-gallon. size. Ad joining Ik an i \.-._:_ f~VO sSofftufli >eod,l In JintlHl :t!fii nil <■ Extensive Bottling Cellar.' It is a fixed rule that no i "in -.-ft.-i- -. i;.>::i> i\ i 3jU tif^O wo'Hnnf nT Wiie leaves' the store under three years of age,, but five jears is' the average time, allowed, and there is great'uniformity in each' description of Wine from : I :■'.- -uL'-Jtr vs.; i-j.nl c.-i: 'il'rJ ■mo if.di •iiiiioi year,toyear. T>.'(i'■!';'. : '.■ ■••rt.ta-jiiMfffl'Kl 'ottm Joui | c.;l.;v<(U(.i;:!'>-_ .-._":-.j-i iyd .tMJiiiiVffmio olrtov/i", , ..The^.itockin,bulk, and, bottle; consists of Shiraz, , Hermitage, Muscatel,, Biirgundy,, Chaaselas, Eeisling; Verdeillio, Muscot, Clareti Malboc, Mat'an; Frontlgnae. -..fir; i...-.'-'r,n'.''! oi !>,'Jil id tin 7/ luin .rr i.-1 __ r..»• ono Medoc; Hock/ Chablis.'-Sauterhe, ;Madena, Maloga, ' do'fd"?' (HS3 ejrfiiv ,^::S^i jlnr.d o->nii '»o' P^dro.jll-.J.1 niiiii'dj;- ■;. >-. ; fitidaiui "io Jpr-.I tyuyw ■ [titi; .•iUjl'Xiii -stef-Ad urn, il.»;ri j,.nu:iu;'"l. "won wj ' ;i ..,, ~! „ ; r.r r, ;.,„... ,r ~,.,,,,.. wff, ..,.- >J( Samples and Price Bists of these inexpensive Wines are" held,1 and orders rcc'el'ved by the-Sole Agents for 30 mm 9\. :-A mal p--:-'-" -noilo/ to <\ r, Aucklaridi^TVii';^.'! oi ua-mob ada daid'rt {aeon /',Tll«n«HAiiVf&''-0 !ii# R'V:; '■' wy Nb'il A;M.I' S;TEEET.':':.'".:' ' odi ils "itmovo v''i':'i'(. it > .■>'■/■."i. ■•'-■> •" By tub Undkesionid, .iiorrra Urvr islOTiiaiw io oqaoi* i^tUouA o „S.crim,-72andr45.inph ,-,-j e lllt fj i^-,; nit;} ro "' .'Corn,Sacks, ;3-bushel ":,.> , '.', .'. v ,im,i • .-Morton's Jar Salt. ;--»' ail "-'' ',-' la. ' .<•. Mortbri'sTable Vinegir ->-'- >JUsn*ifit oii3 TODjii .ji , Morton's Castor Oily pints and half-pints r odi - Whybrow's Pickles^nd Salad Oil.. ~, .. M ;,,, , yv , ■•'"'„' .Castor Oil inbiilk", .Colza Oil in drums '_',' "". I s" *Hop's;'Tasm,B^ia3iana^£s6^«nt'iflt,oJ* ISi' •"" i ",' sdMalt'j CbloniaVandßest'PaleSuirdlkvjfMil ,/ji ' ,™, Oolmap!s ; White Starch.; ■' _iV .lalte u.;<r:': hf\f \' ' Colman'sßlu^ ~. l_'fi ii. I •,.,',,,,. ~4,.+y ~,•• i •'"^Currants,"Raisins, Figs ,' ."' ',"'' . . ' ' r. .iJorda'n Almonds. Adelaide' Almond ,viS i .til Peak'siTart^Fmits-M! i' .eh«»tf io iMisiit; I t/: Bt.,Jullen's Claret ..,,,. ..,;•,.. :.j-i t( ., . .-,,.., ~, ju ' Tfeeiller's Confectionery, 71b, llb,'and_-lb packets Tea. chests, half-chists,' and boxes-' -; '": "i- i *i! Sardines, quarters i ;,iifi"Oats;S Canterbury and':otago -.-s >.i tisoxn jjnT ___ Hams. apdßacon ~, -,;■;-', [dod llbff vtoisoi 'Clieese, Canteibury! ij ■ ... ■■ ] [t_f\ «* a __l j '' X:''A-i>iE! t tr,''JFßpja Syd-Tey,'' /*>'*^'!,,, 1 "!-,'VC( T' lioO B \GSf MAIZE " '(■_s v-Vatit.! v"i'"'" v" GEO/W. BINNEY;;^ -89V^ N sALE'BY THB U^NDISRkIGNEDj %^^ ;Q'X''P: U i N'Eb'IiNyAN!D:'':HA»:Z^-L,IiHO'M-8,'3 •u^g6: tonEfMeek'sFlour" fJo",' J*l'{ <« 90i09»iDto ii)4£6JbMi fßrajit'^F^ou.r,-,;•;.-:,);.[■-!■..' fawi* odT J. , SO IV , T.- Anderson fe'Cb.'s Flour.'■"_;,'.' '_, " .■*„, '''^30 ' Anderson '.& Mowatt's•Flour. 11'3''1 *;' •'" WbOlI; .FLA^^G'yM; TALLOW, AND I j';•"' ;'o.Tj|{Efti ;p_tto.D'uCE^_ _____ <■% ':;-, - v.. _,uauii»vy pu'l'TO asfii THE Undersigned are prepared to make liberal CASH ADVANCES on WOOL, FLAX, GUM, to their correspondents in London or New York. HENDERSON &£MACEARLANE.



——~*—^—r—i 11 ■iiiii___rw»»jiLMiiMji_ii_ja_____uj____ui___ijajjiM_ —^^ Drapery. JjJ XTE AOEDI NA R V CHEAP LINE '■ .'': T. o:F ~'l\. '' NEW DRESS. MATERIALS. TO BE CLEARED THIS WEEK, 2,000 YARDS NEW DRESS MATERIALS, 4 Jd per yard. H. ATKINS Willjoffer This Week a Remarkably Cheap Line of SUMMER DRESS MATERIALS, at4|d per yard: Good Patterns and Fair Quality, suitable for Children and Young Ladies' Dresses, equal in appearance to Goods sold at three times the price. H. A T X I N S Has Opened an Immense Stock of ' ! : NEW FANCY DRESS MATERIALS, PLAIN LUSTRES, MUSLINS, GRENADINES, BLACK SILKS, PRINTS, Etc., In all Styles and Fabrics, in all Qualities and Prices, suitable for t present and coming i 11. A. will show this season THE. jBGEST STOCK OF DRESS MATERIALS ""TKLAND. AND DECIDEDLY ' ~]7s CHEAPEST. UPWARDS OF 25,000 Y^ ■'.-«< I' ' " ' MATERIALS'^ DRES;s In Fancy, Figured, and Piain Goods, Prinu, &c.,&c, to select from. "•'slins, I UPWARDS OF 500 PIECES NEW PATTERN PRINTS (Very Choice Goods) to select from. UPWARDS OF 2,000 YARDS BLACK SLLKS In Glace, Gros Grain, Cashmere, and other makes. Positively bettor value than H.A. has* ever had in Stock. A ReaUy Good Silk at 3s 6d ; a Superior Silk at is lid, i J, r:: .. at* , •. per yard. •■' ! ' . '.''_.' '.*'* , . ' .■■./. "'.'•"..»..." '..' _■_» .-/.' ~.,.; ..-, ; ;-: i .t\ :a LADIES' BLACK, SILK _ JACKETS//: ~.'... .A Nice Assortment of New Goods. ; ,;-.-.,-*' rAlso.: a.Stock of SILK JACKETS (last year's),.; 30 per cont. reduction. ... '. , ... ivn,i>\bi-. .-: -~'■. oJedJ lo saaoi,,..; wfj ;••!,*. h .... , s .,uUi -r.,1 dnsw i '•„ ,!l 1 ■'■■• <;vr\Z _}:-., I aVf.f- -in' r f... si . „ j A LARGE, LOT OF .(BLACK , LACE, I ,;,...;:.,,. '~■;;•- 5haw15;i;'::,;,;,.;....,;;;.-;' ---; . Bought Cheap, and to bo Sold-at a Discount, hta i A Good Silk La'ee Shawl; 116s Cdto 248.- •-' ■ >"?/ A "•»_-: ay«« v-vV? -\»->\ cV \ y \sv.S. wd'f j [i'.b-i9trrnioo :>di fil rrrr—'A Uo-tr .frr..-ii»],tn..<' : - H main" Au£'Uj.id ndi tlthf hos-wmii '■ Mmy, j A SHIPMENT, OP.MANCHESTER ; , ;I'_ l;;;:GpODBi' ;;;:'■■;;, •"_? \/_^ ' Consisting of Finlay's Twilled and Plain Sheetings, Toilet Quilts, Long' Curtains, Table Litiorii : ' &C, of tho same makes and qualities <-"•> ---j itdiuiot] '.I!- as always kept in stock. ~-i!i[ a] aU I _>v/i i-jiijoiia ir.ti'4 lirfd-fvut. " jrioumw " mij n ■.us-.dc Sri [•■■■■■•:;i-. 1 _■ ■! ■ !■;■■■) P.Tifinotf hicaimd iPINLAY'S .SHEETINGS (ALL WIDTHS), ~,. t / f ~..),,;At a Reduced Price., v ~:r( i ;, ~ ~,.-,• j ■_'.. t '._<ii d^oijijiM '<> .1-' ).i :i:o _i;m nrniilo oi" j ".j-.-jofifiju! i[-.-ii-i vi>i o_t -i j!--U/ y;i; «ni -;- I TOILET QUILTS (LARGE SIZE),' i"!; i .'" i!'\ Best in Auckland, i9s6d.V ' ~''_ ' j ,439-td£-diodlA .flail oa_fun*»qm_/r woa 9 dT | Fiun»«o otf H.ln Reserve) Stock,:-.'.'- ;•■•■: o-J sir.!' 30 T<ip4o PIECES FINIIAY'S .TWILLED ! lid™7<& lß%\^^^S^Mh"k Ci^u.'iZ l[ |; To be Sold £t Wholesale Trices by the Piece. ' t I ailJ 'is '-M'.-'jAlsDj'inr.ReserveStock;- ;,";' '-'■' '->• \ '■ A'' LARCE ■ QHANTITY" OE TOILET '' ; '"!i:':-''':.v-'.-o °} l"Aul^»*"„„?'. vJ' iWisbS ! To bo Sold at Wholesale' Price by the Quantity.;;, ; A S;PLENPiID STOCK IOE,LONG; j orf."oj f«i* S" j ii;._ .sMuahutoib ok eiw ivisdi) imi ,t ; r»iow _ Good Quality LongiCurtains, 7s lid .per pair, oil; i 1.--.:.-.. .,[-; -■■_•;■. iisjiiJteJLa*) k.'M :>»■- --'- ,x! 3i< ! -.ij.i; ;-_- t ; ; - j';.,l j.i.: -'.n.'ii;. -HM'-r ..pi iire ; udi «o :mbw RißuKli) 9wloq fr.-//^-:_ .moyl viiqqfttl md Just Opened, i. s«i air/^ i'u>L UPWARP.S OP!2,000 jYAIpS^SUMMER { MaitolA-w .!'-vi ; r}'TWEEDS;'»-'; [^' r 'ff vi"->;-; -; nwioiiiio Bioob ■• i-- adj dpjiaidi i«eawj Joij j .:.f^ GOOD TWEED FOR BOYS j WEAR; 1 j i B^-<i-jii-jr>) >...'; 2B-lld:.to-38lld-peryard..'- J^ oiQVf f»V. 1 jsoll*iuf«aJi jj.»fieou>-YhH9 orii if»;iw_j | 9flt fft *So»ntJß orU bUi. J»W>onuß-iml ddyhi t ..-£-*?«» nj-r-E ir'M'iir .■h.r._-_!'i vf--.-(i^.'!-> jiiomovtin j g^^^Bji.^jrysr^^j^^toF^s lid. ;., , j v «> v wfcj bnr. ~.mU iu;^,. ; ';;; : ;^.j '",d|^art_me^t,;;;. B tt \ . s ,;. In Tronsers; Trousers and Vests, Suits;: &c, &0. ' ■' ■l".rtt !,ini!,.'. f oiluJßg ■'"'I ": HKi! .ijIOvSVH ': ti., | OL A'RGE STO'C^OPJi O'T/rFiT^fV^G I S>ii/» ' rMitf fShii^l:Hosi^.G^ BOYS' COLLARS (WEST END & DUX), . * '~ 6dper dozen," best quaUty. .'..., i r •cdihioiij I- avloaai Ili'« I-Kfi'MvHafli dad ot- .ao«ld_ tuiß add oTtnw gnidiolo I-in; l>o< ''^^^NOTE.'-^lri'eveiy'department New.'OtWdif, , ll!: • and the prices- of every'article' fair andlfeason- -" jji^hvJjQd rfvOCf lo KOtJOK ■'.J.>:-U,-slcl.j ?jU g Hx ATKINS, Late Hay and



I_m m f _____ _ __•_. HIBfITBiBIHJiajB —~ ' •* — "*x:BK*^i ~^am7*—o—tammonmamrmtm ___ o_______ • "-^iflM _________ Drapery, q^^-EnT^treet HOUSE. E. B. SHALDERS ?w £_ a, nnou„ce to the Public in town and country DRAPERY £ d PT %3KF EEY to w" busine_s rf Atm«TPi wt PITHING, so that every article of atP K?r °r ? eßtle™n may now be obtained! at his Establishment. The prine'ples of business lowe« a- re °NE £ IICE > and *™y "«cle sold at the lowest living profit. 8.8.P wishes supoialiv tn notify that the MILLINERY DRMTMENT is 0«1a! the su PeriDi endence of Miss Mould, and the work-room under Miss West-two ladies who were recently open for engagement and ong and favourably known in the Millinery trade. THE DRESS-MAKING DEPARTMENT : Is still conducted by Miss Powell, whose taste and workmanship has given such general satisfaction | TAILORING DEPARTMENT. , ;".' niS f^!^ 1' Tal ilor ' '^en-street, continues to j make for.this, Department, Men's and Boy's Clothing smmen Pt r Cien: Cy,,is S° weU known as to need n° , J_M_s?2? ST°CK of DRAPERY, CLOTHING f^iNERYar^ onhand' and prompt Mention given to all command?. Count-}' orders carefully attended to. 83? Address :— R. B. SHALDERS & CO.; tU' tv 202 and 202," QUEEN-STREET: ' ;' 1873. SPEINO & SUMMER; 1874. J\ M. M.oL A 0 HrLA.N, 218, QUEEN STREET, ;' M'!': Is now Opening NEW GOODS in all Departments. D BESSES, •■ • •■■-" New Bordered Prints and Muslins, New Silkwarps New Lustres, Embroidered Summer Costumes. ■—me—ma mmmmmamm~sat_____ THE MILLINERY DEPARTMENT, under the superintendence of Miss Mould, wiU be found to be replete with every article necessary for a Lady s Complete Outfit- New Hats, New Flowers New Feathers. New Ribbons, New Laces, New Scarfs! New Costumes, New Jackets, &c., &c. • THE CLOTHING~DEPARTMENT: ' ' is also well stocked and assorted with every requisite of Gentlemen's Apparel of the NEWEST STYLES and at most reasonable prices. •' ■ ■■'■'■ TMPOETANT. ANNOUN CEMENT TO ALL BUYERS OF DRAPER V, MIL L I NEE TT,; AND . CL. 0 T.H;I„N.G, ~; ; ' ; NEW^^ -wish'; TO PR 0(3 XT KB r-iuft !'' __M SEASONABLE GOODS - .; ...AtT--_ •-■'<■ -. : -iij V_,',,':;< «"!: '."-'li ? , . "0 W PRICES.,,. ~.,,.„, !-"' " T. Mc— ~ ' ' *""" ,; ! .». r.,_ i '■ ■ r ;4:ST:E-F T' :i,v;' ir Has just received his First ;.,,,- . ~-..; ,_;,.:._'-■, ; City of Auckland,' from Lontix.-,,.. o^-—JL!t JVi been carefully selected in. the i markets to T. MJ'-s special' order, affw^°, |."?y well assorted and-of a superior-quality;.■ "" sto y|. _ T. M. wishes, to state that in -consequence ,o,M j Large Shipments, yet to arrive, these Goods wiU i^l sold at irJj ■■' ■_• •: ' • >;;•'} 10 •■:!•_,'. ; UN U S,U ALL V . LOW, P RLC;E'S j .... 1 Thatiiis purpose,may be accomplished-:—,-.,,, ~.' ] '" 1 ...... ■ , «, ■■• • •-»■ ■-••-..■. ;A. S>P E E D.V CL E A RA:N CE.> !It is needless to give a detailed account of the various rt :M ~!.!• (articles id Stock].but:, : ndi ':•■ 9n i " NIN SPEG TJ O N IS' I NIV IT E _ri.uii.ut f ;,.,•(*•. ■•• a:,., - ..- ',::. n , li: .-■i_.:_-._;^-:n] l <h!h,s: ■ Country Orders carefully attended to. j] . 242, QI7EE N S T : R i: E ET, I ; aHIRI (jpp oS i_ i,____' £_\y MARKET. ■■..,■ I ■;. -.n ? lli*V-..'/',ifi .-;' ;, . y::^ -■ -.'' iT OOS4 E AYE & C 0;y :!',,• .having ; completed Extensive Alterations: and. Improvements in their Premises are hwrusH .i NOW I OPENING^ UP rwhnsiiii j,,.,,.!. i . THBLTt ', .-„ r - '- -).. f-s SHIPMENT OF NEW SPRING GOODS;' Ex ; Fontenaye, Berar,' City oL.A.uckland, i&c. _) .,, i J",n ''''•'' J.h^bSO-RAVE' & &6 t nßo. r . lI on,! Being Cain Buyers in the atid sContinental Markets are enabled to ■offer all classes of Goods at ! ' ' THE : LmS^ST'BBiu!TJNEI^Trv JEi'.♦RttFITS. :' !J"'' : -'''■'-• .-f.:-...u r .-;. ".■ ■ . i.,.,,r,-,o noil->a\o > -•■ 1 attention is: aUeditotheir. \i.,-.:•, ~ 1 • ' LARGE STOCK OF SIBKS; '' from themost. eminent iManufacturers, ,aiid noted ;fo • Softness of Texture, Richness r of Colour, and Great ; .'•»_■•:-« -<]f-; _*T ,'.r.n.Durability.; sqofl oi en Bi.q i The various Departments are now replete with every Novelty in SPRING:and SUMMER;GOODa: •'•■'-' l 0 THE DRESS DEPAKTMENT will bo found most complete, and includes every New Material;.in- Silks." (black and> coloured), Japanese' Silks (plain and figured), Plain and Tinted Alpacas, IBalernosisLustres, Silk; Warps and Mixtures;' Persian- Cords, French Merinos (plain and figured)-. jdIUJ-ia.aiU ,inii:i>;o~\ ___>__ ■■'' :.'i-'.v iiSlOTSblilloO I at t ioi{TfiW.IoGOSGiRAWE B&,'iGo.x*i»vo*l Id .. MUSLINS..- j , •.-• r ■ ' French Jaconets, Ordanders,in strip'eand-figured l! i Bookand Swiss, checked.-striped and figure^ f^ Bgg ' Jafeoriet,'striped, checked'aud figured -•''-' j . { Tarlatan,. &0.,& c., mall, the new shades, o _\* oitiu ! '""" ' PRINTS" ! i.Cambrics,:Jaconets,.Brilliants,.Cretonnas/Platesj w ; Batists, Pique, Marcella, &c , &c. , . P ~. ■Dressand Rjfligh'Hollands,'Glas&Cloths' Quittings,' joi Ui>.« 711^.'-'i-MANCftEaTEßl''c' " "' ,!' "V" j . Sheetings, Towellings, Toilet. Quilts and Counter-, _ •' !"panes, Table Cloths' and Covers, Hucks, Glass ! lv ' ; Cloth; Linen; and.'.-Cotton", Tileks, iDamaskp,.; ' Repps, Curtains in Lace Muslin', &c. : -i:w:<A: MILLINERY A.ND..FANCK.<! .... [ :_■,!; i All the New Styles in Millinery and Straw Hats and 1 4 ~~l Bonnets. Feathers, -Flowers,>'&c:: ; MUslin'Col-; I lars and Sets, Lace Collars and Sets, Muslin, : • La'ceTies.Handkcrchiefsi'allSilkßoman'Scarfs, I -.Mil-:.-., ■':..:■■■■ TJ^DERCLOTHING. '"::J 1 .Ladies'. Skirts'.- Chemises* Night Camisoles, Drawers, • Stays Children's Underclothing of alldescnp- I bflc tibns; Hats Hoods, &Cii'Pelises, Cloaks; &c;i 1 ltd j Ladies' Silk Cloth Grenadine Jackets r . I "Velvet Jackets[anrt'Mantles; new shapes.' i,ul U''J j . SUBERIOR READY-MADE CLOTHjr.N,G fH j, '"'' -■■•-"■■■"" j n 'Great,'Variety. ' ' ! .Black I Cloth, Pagets,,Silk-mixed Begets;^Diagonal " '-Pagets; 1 Black Cloth Gala'teas, Silk-mixed o-J F,Gaaateas;!DiagonalGalateas;iTweed,,.D.oe,Silk: ---1 , mixed, and every other description, of Men s 1 i >:' f i 'and-Boys* Trousers,' -Trousers' and! Vests;: Suits;. ■ &c. ~ • , , ■ . 1 .' > T . {-j I • Boys' Knickerbocker" Suits, Boys' Zouave Suits JUJ 1 Boys' .Kossuth: Suits, Boys., Stanley, ,S,utt3 , . ,\ • { I Boys'EtdnSuits, Boys'L'orneSuits .Boys! Galatea Suits., ,f ■...jnauiiCT! i-r :.*,*.»';'' Boys' Hats'arid Caps, in all the new styles Boys' Shirts, White and Fancy,.Crimean, ;*&•_■ • '■ ! Men's newCrimeau Sliirts, full sizes; Dress Whit -■i-i•» ■Shirts*l plaifi' and'f apcy■ fronts'! Mend stout X . ..Working ■« Shirts, Flapnel, Shirts, Drawers, I ■"'•' Singlets?&c., in-Cotton,1 WoollW, and Merino-; 1' ; -..Meri's Linen, and Paper, Collars, in.all the new, shapes ; Umbrellas', Ties, Handkerchiefs, Scarfs; j'nif &'c., l &cj' diusY picH ''-'■ i-- 'D 'i • i ad* "i v Men's Black Paris Hats, Drab Shell Hats, Felt •/.j,; Hats, .o£ every shape" arid style.',--! i\ vlito -: d" Men's Cloth Caps, &c. . - , r , r , „ iv: '.-'.o arms 1803 WOOLLENS, ti^uriii HA .v.il I West of England,,yorkshire,Broads ■ ~, , Tw'eerts'aiid'Dob'si'inYork'shire'; 'Scottish,' Geelbng, I ~■: [Sydney, Nelson,&c.,*&c... J; ;,:.,;,/_ ~,; ( ~.,., __ ~, 0* BBivvjii OO!SG{RAVEi sil; Wish t© preserve their character as THE CHEAPEST HOUSE IN THE TRADE And will SELL their present STOCK AT THE LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES.



:_ ....., . . ~.: Notices. TO THE ELECTOES OP CITY WEST. . (IENTLEMEN^ beg to inform . VJ! . you that I am a Candidate for your suffrages, and. my principal reason for being so is owing to the action taken by the other Aye candidates in employing paid agents to secure signatures in order to have them selves alone—not only individually, but collectively— rotui-ned._ Admit they are chosen by a majority of live, who is to represent the minority unless the elec tion is contested? Allow Provincial Institutions are on the decay (and I trust soon to be supplanted by Local Boards, having only a paid secretary and engineer). Grant this; but are the Electors of City West to give a block vote to those ttve on the ticket wno do not deign to condescend to call a meeting and give expression to their views on the questions of the day. Then if so, I say if they vote for those men let every right, honest-minded man unite with me in saying perish at once Provincial Institutions. Electors of City West, no man has a right to seek your vote unless he gives you an honest expression of what he -intends to advocate. Now, hear mine. Let us nrst unite in saving this country from being sunk deeper in debt. Let useless officials be shewn the door, and earn their living as God and Nature intended— by the sweat of their brow. Next, let us advance and promote education by all means in our power ; and understand by this I mean a good, sound, national sytsemof Secular education, and in entertaining this view I may lose many a vote. But in giving my opinion thus I speak from known and practical ex perience I received my"elementary education in the Aatlonal Schools of Ireland, established, by the Earl of Derby, and my best and loving schoolmates were those of different creeds ; and now, in my mature years, I can honestly say that my best friends are also those of different* denominations. Say in a locality where CO or SO scholars could be found professing five or six different creeds, it is plain they cannot have a school to suit each denomination, and I should think it is equally as plain if they cannot have five or six schools that they must have one, and that it must bo conducted on the Secular system ; if not, see the re- SYr -v. The master will have at certain hours to call up all, Protestants ("Come to your lessons"), then all Catholics, next all Presbyterians, and so on to the last two scholars, who happen to be Jews. Enforce this system, and you at once throw into that school the apple of discord, for each party'will tell the other they have no chance of going to Heaven and the end will be that they cannot be kept from fighting and killing one another. Now I think every man who intends to make this place his home should use every effort in his power to stamp and crush out every tliiDg that would tend to Create religious strife and ill-feeling amid the rising generation of New Zealand. On. the Permissive Bill question I may state briefly that I am not m favour of any well-conducted house being closed up, and thereby increase the trade of the adjoining hotel. I shall wiUingly aid and assist any movement that will have for iti object the prevention of drink being landed on our shores. ' Let none be allowed to import it but chemists, and a heavy flneiriflicted if sold except on a doctor's prescription ; to effect a cure in any.disease the root must be grappled with. Bring pressure to bear on the Government of the day to pass a Bill of this kind, and it wiU be no longer in their power to increase their own salaries. . I have now honestly stated, my views If thoy meet with your approval elect me as your member. But if, on tho contrary, you rejectme for giving you the honest ex pression of my sentiments, in that case I shall consider it to be a greater honor, to be at the bottom than at the top of the poll. There are no loaves and fishes attached to it. On that account I cannot afford to employ *ny paid agents; nor yet on principle will I bail up any man for his vote ; and if returned I will give the interests of the Province and City West Dis trict my fullest attention. I am, Gentlemen, ! j y - Yours respectfully ■ .■■ . i; I £ ____rr .•"?..-;••. ~^-1? :IJEIBY JZXAViNG- been requested by a ■' * large and,influential number of Electors for the district of Newton to represent their interests in interests in the next Session of the Provincial Council, I hereby announce myself as a Candidate for the above District,.- and .will take an early opportunity of meeting the Electors to explain my views. r j ■pK ; -..-!;<-;_;>--<.;■'.■ -THOS. CHEESEMAN". *; G. JCLE'MEKTS, WHOLESALE & RETAIL CONFECTIONER, | "^TAKfra tins opportunity of thanking to assU^J^friSc'S ?"> Public for the.kind support, establishiiirr that al? return to this province, and , orders punctV. c 0 f the °£ ds manufactured -atenis Victoria street,^tended tot" -.material.. Country November 6, inland (near *1' '", r- ■_•..-' :,-.<: ■■■ •■:' ■ -' " -"on street),. JgU&PLtJS 3 STD^-—g s _.. Gent's (Kid Legs) Elastic Sides .. .. '/. ft, d-\ Gent's Oxford.Shoes. '..'.'. : Vtr ~,' .. 10 « Lidies'Velvet Slippers ....... .. .. .. .. *v z. Ladio3' Spanjsh Leather Boots .. ...... /,, . « &ry. Ladies' French Caslimere •".;'.. ■ ..'• ..'..'56-, Ladies' House Cashmere 4 6 "" •-» Infants' Patent Shoes -;■.. *.i.. .;> ;, ''... , ...' 2' '6 Children's Boots ..'...,.. „ ..' .. 3 0 Cork Soles.., -.. ......... ............. : ...,,.. 0 , J. ROU T, jj « " " HIGH-STREET. f M. LENN, OX, *J m ESTATE AGENT,' VALUATOR, ETC, ,; '"iiONEY-•INVESTED'-FOR CAPITALISTS. :' LOANS ON, MORTGAGE EFFECTED r ARBITRATIONS UNDERTAKEN.r ' «a EXCELLENT-"FREEHOLD PROPERTIES ; A ' ,_ "FOR IMMEDIATE SALE. . A desirable HOMESTEAD of M acres. This pro perty is only 11 smiles from-Auckland, and is all in grass. Price L 1.300. '«" " FARM of.' 275 acres in the East Tamaki; all in grass. Terms easy. FARM of 100 acres in, rich grass,,l4 miles from town by a good' road.' Pri6e', L2,u00. * • ' ! BARGAIN.-^A Sixrroomed, House in Whit street Price, L6o.' . ,', • ~„.. , . ..,,.-. , FARM'bf ;iOO acres, 14 miles from town, all 'sub divided s^ddaid down in. grass. This farm fronts tho main road. Price* Llooo.' - , H OBSON STREETr^A really good property, having a frontage of 56 feet to Hobson street, by a depth of 200 feet. There are two~Cotfages erected thereon. Price, L6OO, • . . '. ;'. ' ** 'REMUERA^-Aneautifnl Site for a viUa residence, adjoining;' the residence of William Hurst,-Esq.' -The owner would'lease-the site,' which consists'of 5 acresjf for 7 seven years, with a purchasing clause. PAPaKURA—A good Homestead, with 3C acres. of land all subdivided and laid down in grass. Thero is aj'gbod". residence upon the farm,, also'js'tabling, coach-house, cow-shed, &c.v Price, Ll6O. A really good little" FARM of 30 acres, all securely fenced and in excellent grass. 'There is a comfortable residenfce'ujJbh'tlie farm; also, coach-house, stabling, cow-house, and al!necessary outbuildings. This farm is onlyil7.. milesfroni -town,-and:is situated south of Auckland.' 'Price; *L310;—Folio-132c. 'ONEHTJGA—AII .that fine Butcher's Shop and Ex-'., tensive Premises, at present occupied by Mr Longley. Price, L 450. FRANKLYN STREET-'ARotinent, 78 x 100 Price, LIOO. :«-. • ;,■ FARM of 426 acresin thedistrict-.-of Kaukapakapa. Thero is an excellent' Eight-roomed. House upon the- Failin;iand:3o,acre_s are in rich'grass. There is also two acres of orchard, garden, and vinery. The Farm "is situated only half-a-mils from water carriage and five miles from the proposed railway station.' Price, LBOO. ABERCROMBIE-STEEET — An exceUent six roomed House, next to thei.Wynyard Hotel.- Price, L 250.'. '*_ It./: '■',-.' ','',..' : '„•■ ■ ; , "' ' ONEHUNGA—AII that fine property near Mount Smart; and Jmown as _Mr Walsh's residence. There a'fe '5 acres of rich, land; also, a good dwelling-house Tlie ''. property -Commands a beautiful View. Prico. L 350.' ''* TO SPECULATOBS—SOO acres of Land for LBO cash. Title, Crown Grant; V"Tor .FARMS,' HOUSES, and ALLOTMENTS atm'tti M.''liKNNOx'B;l6ng Monthly List in Weekly Herald . - . .. *; ''./• "j '."; ';,'-' : /'' . MO NET LENT QUT for Capj-* l( taUsts.on\First^iass Security at Current rates bf Interest. '"No charge made to Lender, ' , . £3,000 to lend at 7 per cent, in sums of LSOO and upwards. Sums of L2s~and~upWards also advanced upon reaUy good security. ; , ; ■ x*' I S H A.B E,5, ; ,_;...:•; „.-. Gold'''Mihirig,' Bank,' Gas,'-'and Insurance Shares -J-.nu-, i-iijj. J Bought and Sold. ,_....' n _ jT^AifTEI)- A: 'really ;gops | V V of about .100; acres 14 miles from town, i Price, LIOOO, or thereabouts. ... ,;■■, ■•■...,.'...> . i WANTEQITO] PHRCHASE -pA good Six^roome ' House' in ,the ( city.' - About ElS'O". WANtEIXTO PURCHASE-A small Four-roomed House in the suburbs. Price, about LIOO. J. M. LENNOX, E S T|A T E AGE_N T, ETC., Queen-street.