The Evening Star.

"Vol. ~J¥.-=~No. I^2oo j

Auckland, N;Z. THURSDAY, £ OVEMBEK 27, 1873

■Peice: ONE PENNY.'



_2; , ~ Shipping. ?;!y . V !ro SYDNEY'&BIELBOmtNE- ; ' :J 0 sss 3OnKD^ «■» %;<K^t '■':•-.•!■■• Thespleiidldrnewsteamship "'"'' !"' " 1 ;'! ;i , ■—"'-: 'Wehtworth,'"'l ■' ''■• ;U' iJ!v[ I : 050' tons Xr WrßKOtra/Comniarider, expected about 29th .inst. .will leave again thrc.e days afteav arrival t Forparticnlursoffreighforpassageappiyto • ; H, M. JERYls^Agent. JlS^" ■'ifW E"^kA W ROUTE' Wffif&i. *S To EUROPK via SAAr -.-SHaK/ mcisco ■&,&;& ySrk. SAT ;.CALIP.OENIAN »AND ■ AUSTRALIAN , ';..-■ .STEAMSHIP COMPANY- ■ ■ .^(Unbek -Contract :with; the New S6uth •:.,■: WAtE&:& New Zealand Governments'- I i.M^r.j/iim -i-itE Conveyance ■ oi? Hep: '' ' ' i :;r,l,u,nii>^MAJ-E&FY'4' Mails).' : •': - '■ ■' ' j:W(]r,-i:u>iiS! -'4 r > ;]•„,' ~;}Jnui H .;.>; • :;ii:fc <■ ("The s.swship .'■■ ,'•",*■■■. o'. 011-Sfl .; :•-.: *_3 j ~'; ; ,-K,r.-..),;[ < Macgregor, apoiv-iTq Bl iT ' 'M. llr J g«AINGEB, a Comm a nder,, the first of.thel Chartered Vessels for the temporary service, wiU leave the port of SYDNEY'for SAN FKANCIIsCO (call " : ingatKANDAVU and HONOLULU) on gATtmi , DAY the 2011. December next, at 12 o'clock nton For freight and passage apply to ■ t i • ~'< •" _" H. ' .TTjirfWrf/ -:::" , . :" -■• Agent, A,iickland. j •=4l^ 'Tl V 0-^ ' lON DO N T° . (SfSS2^5S9i ' COUNTESS The well-known andJfavoiirfE c 'regular trader '' ;; ttwlnenora City'of-Auckland, 1; : !: Capt,,G-. Balls,;, havings'a large part of her-cargo [already engaged, will f meet with quick .despatch excellent-accohimedatioh v 'for ' saloon and steerage >■■-■■; i-■ ->i "' ;':••-■■; ■«! isrr'-'SS1 ! i; j;oi'freiglitor.pasaageapply'to. >!-' duaaim|yi >jj . I|UB ( ;.. J14 ,- M .JOETJICJSiSHANEi&;CO,;;->'-»- ' ■'■^' Ocfc-31;1873 .':" ;'- -''''"j-J;-, '?'-. •** ;; 'W :() -E'; '' L' °'-.N''iD;': O'' 1^" "JNiMT^. ' ::l■'■' "O'l'Tl E0! T. - :i: ;•'' ' Si gls^gglg UNDER CKAItTEE. TO THE NEW 18.'.-.; ai - vs; %WL$&Pj SHirPIN.a COMPANY. Si -nw"'''* :::<!i •■•"■■ '■ ■■'"■•' i«fi'3;>"J •"!"' i" Tno ( .Barque ■ ij , , ... j -...: ;,.-.,,;',. ~■ ' j.j . ,:. • ' Fd*xi'dcLl6 ■ i Cap'iainV.'FftATER ~''Al I*"years', having'nearly^'the" whole crHeFcargo'dngaMd1, On or about the HthiDecernbeKt; 10 .ortcil am <fuo3 luou<jj:v>; i-I'.or.Jroighti. appl^JtoithaiNlQWcZealand Shippingi Company. (Limited)..',, .| + ,:;; -, . , ..,,.. ~/.?; ' ■' ,; ~ ; ■-■ 'V ■ -• ■•■■■ ■..r. j >egn,t rl .. 1- : v —CKBT- company ; 3The;p;Si han tsoiiaoßttuoo'iot mo) in blt/nv/oii xi'jufv,- Jtc:: J-Gblden-iCrbwiv- ■ ■ •■■■ =!« s -^= wUI EESXJME herDhiiy llrip! s';6n FRIDAY^M'ORN IN.fti.at.II amvi;'leavingtheTliaJiie3'at'4p.ni.' ;: !v od* -wwiiJj HUUU-j-i •'Manager:;an\l Engineer. ■ ...Jii..^ «^' •-■■ ■ • •;■■ ■"■■■''-:■ '•'!■:■ v 7'yi^Mhi/iGhailenger.!.. tiuiiinitoh ■. I rt±r;// f'BOM.AtrCEIiAJSp.. [~ i (i , . :ni ./\ !,-,..■. Friday, November 28, at 2'o'clock" afternoon , ' t "V VJuJii^'-.i-ij: FRoifCo'itdiijiKDEL.''l' Saturday, CN6vember'29i' at 12 o'clock noon <'. i; - -''' (Weathered other circumstancos permitting) sum Not responsible for accidents in shipping,;ciurying.; oridischargiriglive1 Stock. '' ''" ra' hJ "" , M . o-AS—y -JJ^r. • •( ■■■ HOLMESBKOTITKIIS.""': SOUTll'eu?S l'OßTs}^''^'-"V'i ■*■• .-""QTOEDT, Commander, will leave for, illsove ports. abdUtMONDA'YvNEXT/WtDecemteY:*' ,v' '•■J; l"'-!' Fotfreight or passago apply -to' '■• wavaiiiO ' vf.tun ..J -iih-[---| JvKatXGiX.JiONK^^A«';nt^/- The.twin SS., 1.. .' i,i:', Jl '~, ~,}♦.. .V "Gemini." ' >'. y- '*,-, '; „„; Leaves Auckland daily at'il o'clock mprniag. r * LeveS 'Riveilierheart at 3 o'clock afterriobn, arriving Auckland ato o'clock. >■■><'■ ■■'■■■■■'■ :■<•■>•' />'.• l4m Pic-Eic Parties landedjj^t Tr\ropd's Island,Ors the up triw, anlataken off. on, the,down trip without oxtra, charge. -M-'■ w iti'/^./; xiio-. /,j ...a jji» . : Fares:Jßeturn-TCickets,:same'Sfty;l SapSOfir.da'S OJi: r^L^. , JLJ-,,. MAJMNE. i SUR¥EYQR, < ( F&aSPXRy LICEJSrSED^,:RECEIVER. ..&' FOE- ; ; ' WARDING AGENT. •." Lesseg,of ,BpndgdStole >l [ Q. ','; for QooasiWar ehouaed crTrjansßipment or for,' Examination. ,„,:.,, 0 »,..v y< [ , AllCnstoms 'and' Shinpirig Business" promptly'at-' tended tb.H:-si.3'n U a£uJ ll'nti O-hl.*:« i"y J j>::-1 Agentj to, tho. (N.-Z. ißarcels GoriyeyaDioe bf ILondonV Ui< Oi???:!:^ft?^^e^> vW?ri ill .iohhufc aiii J- I^CEN SED QUST.OM-HOUSK AGENT, n: i: i oon ii ax.c a, 15 y. 1,1. djck gs,. Ji" o jt eistrs b,t . N."E.-ii-'6c(pds' a'rid1 Parcels fbrw'artled, £6'all parts , qfs Great 'Britain an'd'th'e Oontiterit of Europe"' • : JfeXiP.yer.land Mailißbiite ior bylClipper:i ,OIl'(Jf Jl S>.L : 'qiiioM 'll'. ~."<.i:t' •tiuo-r' "j'-'l -ioVitia oi r)O'yiiOr Y _SaleK)'/ tuiti f ?)v,--»i.. FOBf^^'W'glipy silb^tafetiar Std'iie' Hfsix&dßnfe'a-"'' tlSuso* Mth^7a^°]aliSlin Jeiit.{ healthy^ituation.i>JNeartoHvn.-^-Apply'tb'Hr Parting-: on> Pfl^fiM^iili iaq i^muL .iH—.aoi-t« "T x^lfj^x^opjpedjCptfage iin'St. "Mary's -Road. -Ur. Ppl7;'llMfe te^^l&'ib^lu, ■*- Re'sidepcc in' .Contjupst.Place,; Parnpll:; freehold, i - Also, afouMoorriedH'pjiSCj in Gfaftonfoaa ; freehold.' A comfortable'keveniioom'ed'House/in pricc r *400 ;• | Irochold.—Apply »doi! Jolm a Ghtfrtoh,' j iige'nt,; VnlcanX'ane,.,. ~.,... ;! ,:-r - AS:f • i - t liUi>:>:-Jl-^ f -■- Magnffictht'-feuildirig 'Site, ■ o'ppoaite Mr, Rosk-; ruge's, Avenuo Road/ <Jat. ;l'-rNm'e ' years' ioaso of a Seven-ro.Qm.cd,.HDiiso.neai..St.~. Mary's Church, Parnell. Two Freehold Allotments^ Bonn's Promonade, Ded.wbodiO! i" 'WdAniKll dlr I _ W.-FLOOD, . , Estate and Mining Agent, 5,. iv.;-tuir. ; .no o^^t KatioiMfok^''" J" T^ 08-i [ j§ ALE,- ib.yjptli© undersigned-1— i -*- Tanks, ,partv>Bhafts> iCoals (Bay> of islands and-' Newcastte), f F^QWoo^.p^arcoai &<£ t, „. ..; H , ' j ~; ( J,..,.CRAIG:,1. ~.."( ~4 . TMBER!. J:i:! i9l> f < 3(W;OOb!'FEE^fK^^Rr(*MBEK'; "4, August, 1873;^:ao&K I>-'iJi .Viinay vT^urli :•■■ n" s . ''"'<■ /\y ilK'jvtiil *.>'.'. ii,'.i.iil t..i-ii fn iisjtii'ff oii;isi';-"•'' -: ards: atreet.andisß^eaJf^atiEwißoad.i esseTflfLpaded at thp MUI. wl^,,,f Yiu.j!- ,i i 'jjespatcli. '~ , . ,' j f vim.\, u'i itihvt mv.-iii) KadVdl i..i |?Ok SALIS, f neap, one IG-feet ««- galling Boat, sevoral Shlpa' Boats and Bineios. •J. Olavo, DoaWntUdos, Cuatom-houao-Btreot Eaati



1 Money. ■ \ TV/TONET to Lend, inl^Tor small JLTJL sums, at a very low rate ■ of interest.—Apply, to .Mr.Laishley, Solicitor, High,street. ■ \ ■ '■^bNm.'TO LEND, on first-class iT Tv 7 is ■ eh^ ld seowrity; a* lbw( rates of Interest,'— K. C. Dyer, Shortlond street., ;■ y; t> , , .."ly/TONB* toLEm) on. Promissory ! CU& ■ ■nN °^s/ Mortgages,^ &c. Bills Discounted. I ! Georg^ punnet, 25, Queen, street. \ M|6iS[EY tailend .on Promissory Notes . ■-. ,% Two or. ;Three Months,' or longer periods; also, £1,000, at current rates, on good security. —Apply to ■ Stewart aud Ap3?leby, , Billbrokers , and Commission Agents,, West Queen-street., . ~ j .. ' r .' BusinesTCafdsTr " • efa .,.CA,RV,ER ■■& GILDER, ; . GL, A C I S FRAME MAKTUFA6TUREE; •J^T^^kefjel'p Street, Auckland. S'; A:M U E; ; L ,;M QEa AN. • COMMISSION &; NATIVE AGENT, ' ' ..:i./'v) >■ ■ AIEXANDEA,"W^rKATO. .'.':■.--I- j ■\piA.RNOCE BEOTHEES, i ■▼ jr • Soap & Candle Manufacturers, ' ; -;i,CJH/A.P;E.L STEEET, AUCKLAND. :T"".^\-.'iG: ".A ■-R-;> r&.'--.0-'- Bf, "„• -House and Land Agent; Rent and Debt ■yoUector, Stiehbury'a Bnildings, Queen street. | T A^kiE'S'^^B'tXi'T-O'^H E:-R~: 5%, Carter, Contractor, &d Goods, cleared and1 delivered from ships. ,on. the shortest notice. Ballast; supplied. ,£ . :' '" ■-• " ' ■•■ •■• „■ "' i ;-A : LpYETT,Taii Q r; : ;&c., Karanga "T • * hape Eofid (near the top of Upper Queen street), Auckland, having comirifeEcecl business at the above addressTespectfully solicits a share of public patronage. :; • , : • . . ; .. i. MISS %O E MAN, Teacher Music (pupil of Mr Hoffinan for five years), "Waterloo Quadrant, i five doors from Princes street The North Shore attended. \ MAT> AME h ;W INII EE, • EOYAL ACADEMICIAN, gives'Lessons'ln Music and Singing. Two to Three Guineas per Quarter, payable , in advance. Schools attended.— Melbourne-House. ' •■ SAM Il"E/L^.-W-;E; f i/'-L~8 , -House, Land, and Commission Agent, Collector jof.. Rents,, Debts, ..Highway Eates, &c. ~ .Loans i arranged. i Office: 129, Queen street (three doors below the iUnionßank.) ■<-! . .; ■•.->,■ Robert GArtLA^HEE, ■ ' PLUMBEE'A^D g'a'SFITTEE, '' : WvNDnAM-sTiiEET,' AtfOKiAND (uext'the New Zealand, .').'. i .;- ~: . • Herald OB\cet:'; y'\>: s livery description of work, in j connection with their abovo buisiucsH executed with cheapness and despatch. jMrB.M. O. T'HEOEELL, Member'of theUn'l-,. verslty of Upsala;'teaclier of' French at the Auck-' bind. Grammar School University Classes, gives in struction in the French and Cerrnan languages.— Applications may be' made at the Mechanics' Institute Library. ■ ■' . i . ■ 'jQ 'E" iC'ffl?! SIH >\Yy !i. M . 1{... .■ T. " T»A'(F ;F 0 11 T> \ i ;..;;; . :^UX'.GEON ..DENTIST,. ■: ~,:. 'if I K..li'"p.j.'j 3,','t; K.E B.T. r ArtiecialToeth, from Onestb'a• Fuji Set, in' Gold' I adi >'i i- ■ 'Juo:- orVulcanite.J' "■■•<? I»"j ••' ' r - r. i • ■':/!-■ : ". ; ~,-.,. G' EOEG-E BLACK & COi;! AVHOLESALE BOOT- &- SHOE j HI A N U F A T U E E E S, y ■ QUKEN>STIIEET.: )•.I i!' ; ■•■ I ' ■i -A Stock of Sewn, Pegged, and Eivetted Goods iiAjlways in Stock. ~ |Q C tol>^lQ, } 1573. /|; ii:l!:i j,i^n tz-.i,,;! I' ; it A>,X) \\TT H. BIX-T.L E E, f? ¥ HOUSE, SIGN, AND DECOEATIVE , | 7 , f .EAIN; ; TEE, jBAPERHANGEE, &0., i&o;iu:!.i „ j rrf-iTTT-.!i puiad !»■■:.•(.)!- t lfi! i Oil, Colours, (jlas?,,Putty, Canvaa^iTurpentine, >■ '•' '" .'4* ;,' i 'WTlite J Lead, &c ~,.,;.(,, f,' •■ , , rl t i- : 10 -At VA'Y;3 ,on IAH.D. (rt -, ~. . ~ oi h.umvti an iwiw__,itsTS . r>.u jo !>};: •c ..Np.^ 25., ! grej-lSteeb,t,. ; ;;1; cS a fllG H"A]Sri)liBRS;' ymitf'Iyi •ji i - • Injc*e bllJOf> ■ ■ 'i!\- ;I ';.;7'/ :';.j lt A)re Cash Purchasers of Old Sails, Canvas Rags ! Europe Rope,; Junlr/ Old.: Muntz Metal, Copper, Bra.Bs..&c r,;.- r ,r j; ....■■_• ... .:. ~', "M iv MECHANIST'&,;M.O.DEL'ENGINEER,, i ~M w i •■-■-•■••■ H:AS: f IIEWm rEpTFROM' :'■ .!., jo ! ipp^b'r^q1 tf JE^J !ijr' J s'-'t r je;: e,'t'v ' ia e i frMASEFI^toS-BUIIiI>IN'ds" -■' ; "°r; ..miiß 'albeet-steeet; i' J;V'' '>»» ,'joat 'Sowing Machines -cleaned,:adjusted/ and carefully repaired. ; Alt kinds; of. ; light : machines. .tEepaira, 'Undertaken at moderate charges. Musical Instruments repaired 'and tuned.J'--' Haimoriium feeecls'm'a(le ; J <Sc. ', "tyiQ^'^Jj-Ai Sj)'"-/^© E.'-Mi E B^S 'IE «,[j mi ;KEAiN'S.-,CEMENT;-l:iuv/ isnoahff ! 60 1 * * PAEIAN.jCEMENa? oi ».mm ;;\ \ , .PLASTER*OF PAEIS , :». ~ no 3s" 1"3 l!si/ATES;r&c. IiJ ": ' ' r f- •■"i;;! IH9JM-W jW«*WIIBLj6-£<tt»iu«*ws »tU' <*"; . -.The above are on Sale• by'I,JAKES' BIiAIKIE' Slaterer and* Plasterer,^ at his TTard/; above -iQuick'3 Stablea,iVictoria-street. j, f f ■-j uti .;-.-, ;i ; .:... .'/anHTB IX MBREL I*~A~~I) EPO Tf tool *HCKfa GEEYiSTEEET.'--"^ "Where.to Get.yourtUmbrellas Repaired? i i!.'.i«;;:<.•••.,• '■* . j , ..At theU,rnbre,lla r pepqt,rGr^yrStreet.;:ri ijWherbio Get'yoiir'tTmbrcllis Ee-coyered.? t r[ : -t^ • ~,:.- . .'-..;•.:!• '• AttHeUmSrella, Dtp'bt;'Grey-street. :, , Wherp it#,Buy New .Umbrellastiand'^Parflsals'^f'^he^ '■'," Best,Mako?i. -„• -■u\^;;\ yii,?/ 0.11.V 80O£ 9QB ■ -J', ■". ; '^it't&e 'Umbrejla Depet^jereyvstree^tj if-'AHltVp'fiii's promptly "and'properly,'. eMputed. at"-WL< riTENN'Ato'S^'UnibVeHa-mker/foytofGir'e^^^ !![* V' • !i'Qlidi', COIi'OR,' and GLASS JCEECHANTS,', of■-Paperh'ahgings,. Scrimf;Paints,' Oils, r ' Turpentine, .Colors. < 'French* Polish,';Gbld :Eeaf, r Artists> t Colorsandaßrushes,. Plate, iSheet,' Crown;' Ornamental, "arid Photographic Glass, picture Frame and Tapestry Mouldings, Clock .and Compass Glasses^Glazed.Sashesj;D6b'rs, &d *''• ' '' ' ;'.'" Glass cut to size, and carefully packed. -• '•• 12, "VVyndham'street. - v .' : ,, ; ~,•, ■, ..• ijjjusjd tßq 01! ■;•'•■■■■ ■ '"V v^^2ir-0 lr'l"p b;*!:"=■■'•;:" ;T I r |Qir^BJ^ ,;m !: .;thanking =his M'•' friends and th,e public for |heir,kind aggistarice; aVthe late' Fire',, wishes'to'intimate to his patrons Hhat he^jis : stUI i:"6arfying Joh ■'his business as ,COAOHjßlJliLDEEiin;ihisipid!Premfees, an'd'is'p¥e-! par.cd ip exeputein tljo jmpst, substaritialandprdnipt manner any xWork'entfusted~td him." J.'S.C.'s long cx r . 'peri'ence in the trade, and the employment of npne but) thQ jmostflskilled Workmen,1 -places,'him 'iri ' a position, second to npne Jn: the iprovince :to ( execnte ■any'orders',entrusted,^to liim. would also;draw, 'attention'to the:fact"thiit ho''received First Prize at !iHhosAgr-ict:ltural Show for £ 'Biiggyimariufactured by, ■him;; ajso, for.':-la Spring-carb,itattße; opening jof the1 now.Market. '.: L , t go ~R t« Jnj;m aii -.'i. iiu ~ ~,. _ QTf V, m-NT aTB T? E T ;! uadalirifH BOUGHT in any quantities, for O&sli, at^tho Frooman'a Bay Bone Mills,



Business Cards. TO STOREKEEPERS, COASTERS, &c/ J-U S T:>l. ~0~ p E'.'N BD, PLAYING CARDS (NEW PATTERNS) : Good arid. Cheap. .' , j ' AOCOU N~T~ "b 00K S, '"I Very Cheap, for Coasting Trade. . ; ; Books suitable iov Public or School Libraries, ! . ' .' . . Presents, &c. SCHOOL REQUISITES. OF ALL KINDS.., LETTS' DIARIES, .FOR 1874 '"„..' r;:;E; :.. W AY T E, ' ' 100, QTTEEN-STREET. J^Auckland^-^ovemberl, 1373. J> AX T1 JNIFT oWW BISCUITS/ ."r . .- REDUCED PRICES: - Cabin Biscuits .... ... ... 18s per lOOibs. . . AH kinds Fancy ditto ' .. Cdperlb. , ■ : ' ' ' '- STONE BROTHERS, Agents.^.. TJ TJ ~I : L D r.cß ...B," -*-f CARPENTER, & JOINER. ~, . ; ;. ! W. H. if:K IN N E X, ~. »;;;; <"'■ ' VULCXN LANE. . ",!/ j Shop Fronts, Office Fittings, and all branche* of ■ ■•■ the building trade executed. ■' ■ J» # B:; cAM c R Q if, _ CIVIL ENGINEER AND ARCHITECT Da vis's. Bu djnqs, Qtj c c n-bikiit _„„... (Adjoining National Bank), Will be prepared to Supply Plans and Correct Esti mates for all descriptions of Buildings on tho Shortest. ..Notice with or without superintendence. ■ "•: G! E O~IT~f~E~ AKEE S. ' FREEMAN'S BAY' SOAP & CANLDE '' ;. i-i. .■<}■ 'iff.M : . works; 'i■ ■ ■ •«»; ,;.- ; : i Cashßnyerß of Tallow. ■ ■:' ■ ■ I S A A C S", ---• :PI*UiMBER, GASVITTER '■■■■ . ... ~ . :■ AND , TINSMITH, .i!;: / Hi«n sthkiw, Nkar Vulcan Laxei ■: Maker of the Patent Enamelled Gas Reflector tfy ■■■;•: ;vk i r~b~it; * » • COB.NEH OP . : . I*!] QUEEN AND WAKEFIELD STREETS. ■N E W (i'A'ST L E C0 A L (Wholksaxe and Retail), ; AT. THE LOWEST RATES .BRICKS, LIME, SAND, SHELLS, TTLES. IRON-BARK SHAFTS, SPOKES, AND RED-GUM •; -ii ■ FELLOES, Etc., Etc., • • 77 ■ ■ : Always on and. OENTLEMEN'S CLOTHES Sss CED^ m:ALTE3IED KEPAriI£D. A^ ; u i HIEWOOD' S, Tailob, ! ? Fhom Mblboxtkne. 49, Hobion-street, near the Governor Browne. ~i f»J P.S.— Gentlemen's Clothes Dyed iJitrl :. S H E E & C~O7, ;-*.. Wholesale, Shipping &Dd Family Butcher, Quoen, street, corner of Durham street, Auck land. Poultry of all kinds dressed to order. Prime Smoked Tongues, Homo-cured Bacon. Corned Beef on, sale In large quantities. N.B.— Dealer* i ; ame. Uvo JPhoasants forwarded to all parts of ill»: >i »nios UpbnTecoipt of order. Familioa waited on in town orgnburbg, * >: !p3T a; '■.XTo rs;~ ■ p"i"a~n~o~s. OPENED THIS DAY, two Very Superior Zeiolek Pianos (in rich Walnut Cases), which, for sweetness of tone, combined with power, surpass those in stock ; all to be sold at greatly reduced pbioeb for cash. Also, a Fine Oak Harmonium, with 10 stops (by Kelly); a Second-hand Piano, £18. Organs, Har moniums, and Pianos Tunod in town or country by T H. WEBB, Wellesley street. Sept. 24, 1873. ; ' jgj ST A BLISH ED" 18 59. ,| , ; ; PIANOS! PIANOS ! ; j lao'if.tsin Lnr. ? •i-- 1■ ■ .'•■'■ ■ ■•■(■.;: THE STOCK OF INSTRUMENTS Toboseonat.. .; i; .; , I!,;:: ■;.:;■.b oejmafs; •: . ■■. ::a'.c a,de,-.m y. of m,usi c,^ iv ' i :,,..:,3.8, .ShOBTLAND STREET. \*!UJiU 1 ■>;: itidi hiiUtUi'i'ihA -.: [>n : ,'iW' ;h<rn\ ''(' Pianoti .and.Harmoniums; for Salo or Hire arid on' the. deferred payment system from Lift to L 25 tl instrunierit'gTiara'nteed;'and •kept" in* tunei one yea afteariptutchaae; -frde:of charge. :-: •'' .■ : ■ uiiM'si «*J I Instruments of every description. Tuned arid Re paired. Bought. ,Sold. and taken in exchange.-' -v I' " I ~: { ME!p,ft,Y., OiR G AN/8.!, r, i i k TtrMiANDEB-^Daw'siand Rams tl * den'a PatentPedalSubstituteOrgans, as gupplied to Her Majesty the jQueen and H.R.H., the Princess iLeuise. ' For descriptie^, see lists at Messrs,Upton's On; Sale—'A'Second-hand 20-stopd Harmonium, by , Debain (equal to new),: L4s'; also, an elegant Queen's Model Harmonium, 10,stops,f by Alexandre (a charm irig DiJawing-room Instniment). ' ;.. ; ,:■ • j ';;'V. „'. ' .-PIANOFORTES, 'd'nui Un ■ '<-' The tiwo shipments of Messrs Ralph Allison and Sons' Pianofortes previously advertised are sold; mpro; i expected' ■ shortly:;''"Arrived,' per City of Auckland, a shipment from Messrs Chappell. Also, periodical shipments .. from: Messrs ■Broadwood . Hopklnson, Chappell, Zeigler, Bord,;Erard, and other, ; eminent makers. -' " "'•'' ' v> ■ , fi ! ■- 'i)liiiJfX>»»*«« > .-:j ; BROWNE^, , ; Symonds street; Aucklarid;:; ■ ir' ■'• : ':.s.■ NOTICEOEvREMOVAL: r ; J ~'-i ' Next to MB ;|HAiiJiDK'a;!,dAßiNiTMAKßß''■'':■ , \ ii, ,8;H OR I>LA>N'I> I"BTREE:T/ "' ' JBegs,most respectCuJly to inforb his.customers and •the gentlemen of Auckland! that.in.consequence of ...the late fire1, he hastaken; the above promises, and hopes to haye a'cdntiDuahce; of weir support. ' , .rfj 1 •■■PR'OTE'e.T'ITE, T'A I!R'rFF: i;l!' ,:W i J^ v'- >. A'. '■" (Duty. Free)rr/ \ .'- „ ,-. , 20 CASES; COROMANDEL OYSTERS <; f , i•' '(FirseTfizeNewZfealatld'Ekhibltibti)./;;; ". , :i ji i 'in t^ijL'dwEß QuelnI■'street:1 ■'street: 3»' j«»»>;"» "MB:PA^E^^;Spife;;bonfi^p»J); a*»-t';the City Ciouncll for the Emptying of Earth- Gl,osets,' Privy Sdxes*--Oesspits/&c, is prepared ,te at tend punctually to all requests-regarding the attive Fersonsidesi^inKjto, have, the aaid.places attended to^ > ; either weekly, foirCnightly, or otherwise, can -have tlie same done by leaving a notice either verTbalor svriiten . with the Inspector of Nuisances', City Council Office Queen-street. i.:,...■■.- "dirff * ' looii U -•'./ ;X>, M: O li; O j>e '£<■ A^^'^-'T;. ;, v ' "S,^Q-iot® BOD HTOOffil 11* xfs'ik' AX Til a T !& ■ PHQ T O GRAPH E R , " | A93,iQUEENrBTREET," AUCKLAND:'' - Boof a; "oy,ie»{Mh. hEx-No''Bt (0-shurtft >.*<& taken the best atyleatlSa 6d pet doien ' C " 7s'6d per half-dpzen '~ , ■.; ?t» portraits Painted ln^Mtand"Wa"t6rCol6nMfif» style > '. unsurpassed dn^the^colqnie^. . jdpJiJftfcjir.-A-jFBv/Ef JSj"oOii'.TJ- -I' N: ~Sf^S^iL&xiN!:o i'OAN paPFIGE,! Mp!NE|fe;"jtiy*anceS on. Ji^ellery,'Diamond's, Plate; Wearing" A^pare% J and every dobdriiitiori 'of, avallabie .BecnrityL'.o ©10a jjSJOOIp.O t>tl 4Mlfi (gni j^The; strictest Secrecy observod in^overy transactioiii' Fire-proof Safes on the. premises for the hotter so ourity of Valuables. %™ MOKEIS MAEKS,



Merciiandise. ~,{'ft,-.- ... '!' • '':' r. '1.. ~ , ' ! ;;'•.■>■;.,,;.' :.!"i ,: ■ ".':■.■ ;.-u,.«! - O B E E T L U S X, 31, LOWEE QUEEN STREET, j AUCKLAND, j ' HAS ON SALE (WHOLESALE ONLY): ;..-,.:,.■ Now Landino,, Ex Hydaspes, -ij ;; -■' Isinglass(Brewers'), 2cases .■.■_■■ . Tinfoil (Bottlers') 2 cases < : Price's Candles, 200 boxes ;.. »j «■ j 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 Whiting, 7 barrels Soda: Crystals, 14' casks '<> ..'■.:.: Linseed Oil (Raw and Boiled), 10 casks and , 30 drums : ■'■:' ' Turpentine, 20 drums ; I White Lead, 5 tons (in barrels and drums) ;,: ~ Scrim, .2 bales ; Gluo 1 cask ■■■■;■ Muntz Metal and Nails. 10 cases and casks Resin and Pitch, 5 barrels each ; Colza Oil, 20 drums :: ! > tl , • ,Malt,i 6 tanks ...< ■; !r '~:> il.it '. ■ ,Xp. Arrive Per Fkrxdale and Naworth, . Pig Iron, 25 tons Soft and Hard Vestas, 20 cases Plaids and 250's . ; Matches, 5 cases Bryant /& May^sSafsty. Also, Ex. Berar and other Late Arrivals,; Bed and White Lead, Linseed Oil, Blasting ■ . ;Powd<;r • ■ irl ;. : , ~;■■■ Sultanas,,Elemes, Currants • ..ii,ii Muscatels, Figs, Soda; Crystals ' ' :-.[< ! Carbonate Soda,.Tartavic Acid, Salt '"* i . Paraffin Candles, Vestas, gcrim ~ ' :i . Pickles, Salad Oil, Castor Oil Koyal Hand, Brown and other Paper, Paper . ' Bags. Also, EX WdODIUNK, At>TD OTHER LATE ARRIVALS, ITum.s & Bacon, Green's Best Canterbury. J^" O W~L A N D I N~G, 25 cases lib. Salmon °0 „ Bed Herring* 50 „'■ Currants 50 „ New Elemo Baisins, Al v ' . BABNETT & LEVY'S, WHOLESALE GROCERS & IMPORTERS, Q U E E N S T R E E T. pAPEEHANGHNGS, ETC. EX FONTENAYB, 288 PACKAGES, which, with recent importations, comprises the largest and best assorted Stock in Auckland. Window, Polished Plate, and Photo Glass Varnishes, various brands Whito Lead, and Paints, in Wood and Iron Patent Oxide of Iron and Carson's AntJcorrosive Paint Boiled and Raw Linseed Oil, in Wood and Iron Turpentine in cases ,and drums Scrim, Hessian, and Tacks Gilt and Stained Frame and Eoom Mouldings Brushes, Gold Leaf, Bronzes, Artists' requisites, and Trade Ironmongery. W. PHIL LIPP S & SON, OIL, COLOR, & GLASS MERCHANTS, 12, Wystdham'stke'et. I , .. ..<>■•. ■.•■■■ y j oiobiaPwines. (FBOM THE MELBOURNE AIiOUS.) I Therd has been orcctoil on the South Bank of the 'Yarra >a Store House for Colonial Wines, 'Messrs..A. & B,vh Caughey, gentlemen . of. long standing; In Melbourne It is in fact iliaif'a Cellar; 'iho,r'oof>" a h'oUow cistern, full of vrater designed topromote coblncßS bblow; the extent i* sufficient for stowing more1 than a quarter of. a Itaillioii gallons. The Wine ha* to be stowed In racks ,irom floor to roof, making a prodigious weight to be sustained. The casks contain each from 1000 gallons down to tliej ordinary CO-galloii size. Adjoining is an •■''■'■■' ■■' ■ ■ : '■'] ! ■ ' i ■••xtensivo Bottling Cellar. It is a fixed1 rule that no ; Wine leaves the store under three years of ate, but j five.years I* the'average time allowed, and there is greai uniformity.in each description of Wine from ','year to, year. ','-..''* The stock ill; li.ulk'and bottle consists of' Shiraz, J i Hermit ge, Muscatel,' Burgundy, Chassetos, Reisling, Verdeilho, Muscot, Claret, Malbec, Miytanj Frontignae, j Medoci' Hopk, Chablis, Sauterne,, Mndena, Malo^a, j:,!Pearo. i' 11! \Y''" "°; C""' T firi'^T' '-■ -*.- . '-a -y-\ ' ■■•>•■ |ii ■■•'; Samples" and' Price Lists of these inexpensive Wines j aroheld, andorrfers'received ;by the Sole Agents for j'Auckland,■;;■•( :!;.]■':' ,il .mimiiii ■'■ ' .••■• % j -iT.v i&mH' Ai'i'-L t»«"i CO, ;; A hi . i7,>iiWYNDrH AM ,' STREET. f ' jT\ "N .<S"; '''-A■■"•:. L -^E; '' j !i;i-BTi» T'n'Tt^'lT'-it-alTi-Rs'rosi^'ii,''',' "•oi': ; ..^crim, 7^andi4s inchi rf/.l in r v~>l .iutr.vn ;i LiM j '■.Cern.Sacks,.3-bu8h01,.,«(,,. i : ViV .,, ,-,;_. ■ . -■• , ..; ; Jar Salt ~ * ' <it ; •'Morton's'Table Vinegar 'V' ,' ■ j. j ! Morton's Castor Oil, pints and half-pints '■■■- 1 .Whybrow's Pickles and Salad Oili ..■::■ :ii- '; Ca3tor Oil in bulk. Colza Oil In drums I1 \ ''Hops, Tasmanian and East Kent • ' ; I .Malt; Colonial'and Best Pale Suffolk ' ' i jCplman's (White gtarchl: ;;:>■> ii aj: : i iii . j iColinan's Blue. M .,.-..--• n«jtj.-i ,",...,'•,. ;iV , I Currants,' Raisins, Figs ',"' 'i*. i\*\,'. , V; ' 'Jordah Almonds, Adelaide Aliribn'ds • !l. I ;Peak's.Tart Fruits ; — "* wii ' »'i .St..Julien'SjClaret; ,- ;i fn , ,■ fjoni in :iin:-. : ;1'..»-£ (Keiller's Confectionery,,7lb, lib, and*-»>packets ... j 'Te!a.J chests/half-chests, and boxes . . Sardines, quarters ' '' '■ ' 31 y x | .Oats, Canterbury and Otago '■'■'•'•■■"'■ '■ • • •: '■. Hams and Bacon ;,. ! ;■•■ [{ , ~,; i } Cheese, Canterbury. •' ' '■' v .j™ s^s^f^s&!^Ct^^ c'e ' , ; . Ex Adieu, from Sydney, ii>l! C:'\ Hii ; :1',200 BAGS MAIZE: ' ' ;*-;.\;y:;,;;' \'[" \ \ GEG v W; BiifNEX.: fTisp BAEESS & OTHERS, oa'i iON SALE BY THE UNDERSIGNED, ' •E ; X pWE X) IK> AND HAZ EL H O MB,': aia'C 50 tons Meek's Flour .i.a. ---51 " Pratt's Flour 30 " T. Anderson & Co. 's Flour ' . 80 " Andorßon & Mowatt'H Flour, GEO.&W. BINN3SY.



Drapery. Jj] X TRAOEDIN ART CHEAP LINE OF NEW DRESS MATEEIA^g TO BE CLEARED (THIS WEEK, 2,000 YARDS N.JTW DRESS MATERIALS, 4Jd per yard. ■'"' ■ . \ f I "\, - H. ATKINS; Wiilfoffer This Week a Remark^,iy Cheap Line |o{ SUMMER DRESS MATERIALS, 11 : " ; at4Jd peryaird. Good Patterns and Fair Quality, suitable for Children and Young Ladles' Dresses, equal in appearance; to Goods sold at three timea the price. H. AT KIN S •:. Has Opened an Immense Stock of NEW FANCY DRESS MATERIALS, PLAIN LUSTRES, MUSLINS, •••■■' GRENADINES, BLACK SILKS, PRINTS, Etc., 1 rices, suitable for t present and coming Season. 6 H.A. will show this season TOE LARGEST STOCK OF DRESS MATERIALS IN AUCKLAND, AND DECIDEDLY THE CHEAPEST. UPWARDS OP 26,000 YARDS DRESS MATERIALS In Fancy, Figured, and Plain Goods, Prints, Muslins &c, &c, to select from. ' UPWARDS OF 500 PIECES NEW PATTERN PRINTS (Very Choice Goods) to select from. UPWARDS OF 2,000 YARDS BLACK SILKS In Glacd, Gros Grain, Cashmere, and other makes Positively buttor value than 11. A. has ever had in Stock. A Really Good Bilk at Ss Od ; a Superior Silk at 4s lid per yard. LADTES' BLACK SILK JACKETS, A. Nice Assortment of New Goods. Also, a Stock off ILK JA.CKETS (last year's) 30 per cent, reduction. a large lot of black lace ■..*',.; shawls, Bought Cheap, and to be. Sold at • i.) «A Good Silk Lace Shawl, lfls Cd to 244 ' '' " I A. SHIPMENT OF MANCHESTER Consisting of Finlay** TwiUed and Plain Sheetings, j 1 •' Toilet Quilts, Long Curtains, Table Linen, .. > . &c, of the same makes and qualities ..„ , r ; as always kept in stock. FINLAY'S SHEETINGS (ALL WIDTHS), .; ~ f ~., At a Reduced Price. ~, 1 ' -Vi,:! .: 'i i' ;' ■■' Hill' itlOJI! - " C fi i ■'-• ■■ ■-•'' I TOIIiET QUILTS (LARGE SIZE), i ir Best in Auckland, 19s Cd. Sin Reserve Stocky ' a ■'•' ;'■ 30 to 40 PIECES FINLAY'S TWILLED i\ SHEETINGS, : , 1o be Sold at Wholesale Prices by the Piece. . Also, in Reserve Stock, a larce quantity of toilet ■;■;,.':,/•'; -: .■■,/;; To be Sold at Wholesale Price, by the Quantity. 'A S-PL^^t'i) STpek OF LONG Good Quality Long Curtains, 7s lid per pair. •'" , ■.;<!: i-•;!.''.;■■'(■.* "^™""^™" "™ '*'' ■ ■; y'1 : . . ; Just Opened, r < UPWARDS OF 2,000 YARDS SUMMER •j 'bar, c TWEEDS, -:'-';.-'-' .■-. ■■' ; ~ GOOD TWEED FOR BOYS- WEAR,1 1 i • 2s Hdto 3s lid per yard. w ; ; J ' i BUPERI RJ TWEEDS, 4s 6d to 4s lid." <■■■■ 1 ■■ . .ml in! NEW GOODS IN THE CLOTflil^G «}3 : : - .^-"DEPARTMENT.; In Trousers, Trousers and Vests, Suits, &c, &c LARGK STOCK OF OUTFITTIi Ot I In Shirts, Hosiery, Collars, &c. BOfS (COLLARS (WEST END & DUX), j,, j 6d per dozen, best quality. ■'. i ! • >- •• - —— . 1 NOTE. -In every department New Goods, - , • and tne prices of every article fair andlreasoa •.' ■ able.' ■•'■ ■ ': ' 1' •■;.'■"■ r ■ H,. A T K|l N S, LATIB HAY AND HOSKVBIAN1,



• Drapery. " . - p B. B. SHALDERS -fiBM THE DRESS-MAKING DEPARTMENT TAILORING DEPARTMENT.,. ■ iJ£p fnraHl?bW' Ta t Uor ' continues to Whose nrnfl£P ePai- tment' Men>s and *<>?* Clothing Comment 71S S° WeU known as to nee(J P> »iMmr!4v° CX of DEA.PBRY, CLOTHINg j^S^^j^; and w*«» Countrj orders carefully at'tended.tp..' itS" Address :— ... . ,• : ; ;.. ■ .-,:■. •;.,•! ■ R. B. SHALDERS & CO., , 202 and 202, QUEEN-STREET. 1 1873. SERING- & SUMMER. 1874 J^ M. M cTJ C H L AN, 218, QUEEN STREET, Is now Opening NEW GOODS in all Departments. D R E S S E S. New Bordered Prints and Muslins,. New Silkwarps; New Lustres, Embroidered Summer Costumes, ? NEW MOURNING GOODS. I THE MILLINERY DEPARTMENT ! under the superintendence of Miss Mould, will be found to be replete with every article necessary! for a) Lady's Complete Outfit. New Kats, 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. Srne ' JMPOETANT ANNQOTCEMENT TO ALL BUYERS OF I DRAPERY, MILLINERY, AND ■■• •,; ~ . , •; y~\ CLOTHING, V-' WHO WISH TO PROCUIIE NEW;AND SEASONABLE GOODS AT LOW. PRICES. T. M, C; M A.S.T, BS, lias just.received his First Season's Shipment per City of Auckland, from London. The Goods have beon carefully selected in the English and Scotch markets to T. M.'s .special order, and the Stock is well assorted and of a superior quality. •-..,•, T. M. wishes to state that in consequence of other Large Shipments, yet to arrive, these Goods* wilTbe sold at UNUSUALLY LOW P,RI.OE'g ; That his purpose may be accomplished A SPEEDYC iL E ARAN CE. It is needless to give a detailed account of the various articles in Stock, but ! INSP ECT lON IS TN VTT.E/D. * Conntry Orders carefully attended to.-,', '■'■■ ' "■!<•'.'. ; ti'lXni ' Me M^A:S-T-E-B^:' i:if ' OPPOSITE THE tfEW MARKET.1 :;■'';''':'?!! T--GO BaEA YE ; & CU, y • having completed I Exterisrve ' Alteratibris and Improvements in their Premises are L. [. . NOW, qPENING UP, -, ~;.,,;-, ■ THEIR " : SHIPMENT OF NEW SPRING GOODS ni Ei, Pontenaye,1 Berar, City of Auckland,' &c. ', ' ; J ~> J. cosgrave & co; • :: i Being.Cash Buyers in the British and Continental Markets are enabled to offerall classes of Goods at . ; THE LOWEST EEMUKEEATIVE EROFITS. ' ) ; ; Particular attention is ailed to their h'iAwk. [I ..••"■■; iI'ARGE STOCK OF SILKS, t It '}, from the most eminent Manufacturers, and noted fo Softness of Texture, Richness of Colour, and Great ■■■ j . .• ■•.- ■> DurabiUty.C"- •■••■:» '.;':-' :''>: iThe various Departments are now repletewlth every Novelty in SPRING and SUJMMER GOODS, i-'-ri .4 _i,. , THE DREBS DEPARTMENT'" l , S• I°3 \ on? A ??° st complete, and includes every New Material in Silks (black and coloured), Japanese Silks (plain and figured), Plain and Tinted Alpacas, Balernos, Lustres, Silk, Warps and Mixtures, Persian Cords, French "Merinos (plain and figured) J. COSGRAVE & CO.. * ■ :•'.(_ .... . ..!■■ MUSLINS.,-; ■■■.•:,•■>: :-.: iFrench Jaconets, Ordanders, in stripe and figured Book and Swiss, checked, striped and figured Jaconet, striped, checked aud figured Tarlatan, &0., &c, in all the new shades [ ' " ■ '•' L PRINTS Cambrics, Jaconets, BrilUants, Cretonnas, Plates Batists, Pique, Marcella, &c , &c. Dress and Rough Hollands, Glass Cloths, Quiltings, . i '■ &c. . . ... , .■■• MANCHESTER. ' ' Sheetings, Towellings, Toilet Quilts and Counter • panes, Table Cloths and Covers, Hucks,, .Glass i Cloth, Linen and Cotton Ticks, Damasks,' j ■.Repps, Curtains.in Lace Muslin, &c. >.i ?n > . llj MILLINERY AND FANCY. All the Now Styles in Millinery and Straw Data and ; Bonnets, Feathers, Flowers, &c. Muslin Col lars and Sets, Lace Collars and Sets, Muslin; ' Lace Ties, Handkerchiefs, all Silk Roman Scarfs, i >:&O.,*&C. '-..•■'3 -. •'•i• ■- -■ - '■■ '■■ ' J r, UNDERCLOTHING. ,•- [j Ladies-Skirts, Chemises, Night Camisoles, Drawers, Stays Children's Underclothing of all descrip" . tions ; Hats Hoods, &c, Pelises, Cloaks, &c. Ladies' Silk Cloth Grenadine Jackets ■ yelvot Jackets and Mantles, new shapes. ; SUPERIOR READY-MAPE CLOTHING, , :j, .-. , -In Great Variety. . . bniiuhur/ Black; Cloth Pagets, SUk-mixed Pagets,! Diagonali I ] Pagets; Black Cloth Galateas; Silk-mixed ■ ■; Galateas, Diagonal Galateas; Tweed, Dne.Sjlfc: ■"'• i Mjxedijand every other description! of'-MenV ! and Boys' Trousers, Trousers and Vests, Suits, • &er v. Boys'iKnickerbocker Suits, Boys' Zouave Suits Boys' Kossuth Suits, Boys' Stanley Suits Boys' Eton Suits, Boys' Lome Suits Boys' Galatea Stats. , ■Boys'(Hate and Caps, in.all the new styles^*' :cdi-i«i Boys' Shirts, "White and Fancy, Crimean/Ac. n«»*so Men's newCrimeaa.Shirts, full sizes; Dress..Whit,".- Shirts, ■ plain1 and fancy fronts ; Men's, stout "W.orking Flannel - Shirts, i Drawers', Singlets, &c, in Cotton, Woollen, and Merino ; Men's Linen and Paper Collars, in all the new , j shapes; Umbrellas, Ties, Handkerchiefs, Scarfs, &C, &C. • ■ ■■■"• ■ •■•' UiuOi Men's Black Paris Hats, Drab Shell. Hats,? -Felt (. ; Hats, of everyshapeand style." Men's Cloth Caps, &c. •.,, .\. ~„■ ~,. ~-,; pk f" J! ' -WOOLLENS'." -"' -' " West of England, Yorkshire; Broads j -mj ;>» iuo Tweeds and Does, in Yorkshire, Scottish Geelong " 'j, ! Sydney, Nelson* &c,l&c.-'! u\\\-. ai\ ii!',1/ Di 1-1 Wish to preserve their character as THE CHEAPEST HOUSE IN THE TRA.de And will &ELL tlwlr pvosent STOCK AT TltE LOWiM\ POftSTßlil!! PRIQBSi



...— ..n». '■'"M—wi i 111 mm i umii in tin ii ii in 'ii i Bgaegaa Notices. " T A I L 0 E AND ... ■ HABIT MAKE R. J. C. D. BOWDEN Begs to intimate to his old customers and the public generally that he ha 3 again commoneod business in city, and solicits a share of their patronag : Address—Shortland Crescent, . nea St. Paul's Church. VAUXHALL GARDENS, ) NORTH SH(SRE. rFHE Proprietors of these beautiful -~ ia Grounds' beg- to thank- their numerous frion£s tor past favours, and to intimate that the groundswill be again opened for the season on-the Anniversary of the Prince of Wales Birthday. , To those of;our mends who have visited them no description is necessary. We have only to say that improvement? lave been made ; and to those wlio have not visited them we think one visit will prove to thorn that for Pleasure-seekers these grounds afford every facility for gratification. There are Flowers in profusion, pleasant Arbors, Shady, Walks, Lawn for a Dance, Croquet, Swings ; and for the masculine a game at Quoits, for which ground has been prepared specially. Strawberries and Cream with other refreshment to be had. - The Proprietors beg to intimate that they will have a Marquee on the outer beach, in which to supply Strawberries and Cream. •: ,-fV Band, will perform on Saturday Afternoons. ."'■''"*'. ...' W- WELLS ,& SONS, '1;'.".-.',■"'■' '.: . PROPRIETORS. g■; T It A. W B E R R I E 'S II ri ,'ITHAWBERRIES AND CREAM. ;; ,f> : .J. ?!, WILLOW GROVE, ;.:• .. NOBT« SHORE, ON BEACET BOAT), f Within a Hundred Yards.of the Lower Wharf. 5'V ''!:;:\: R. ALISON. ,; ■ . In returning thanks to the Public for the liberal support he has hitherto received, begs to inform them he^has RE-OPENED those Gardens, and having made extensive, improvements, and largely increased tiis Strawberryßeds since last season, Visitors willifitid an .unlimited supply of -first-class FRUIT.: -I ravins? a.large ,dairy,,is is 'enabled to guarantee CREAM defying, competition. . • A.first^class Croquet Lawn for the use of Visitors. m.m sW.v NO Jl CE~ Tp ;H. HAMMONI), Butcher, .-*- . • Shortland-street, begs to thank his friends and the public for their past favours, and to inform them that, ho>has disposed of his business to Messrp. Hellaby • Brothers, and he hopes that the same patronage hitherto accorded him will be given to his successors.—November 8, 1873. ■. r•■ ~ c , -! bßan;ston"Xfoester' ■ 'Tltjmbetis, Gas Fitters, and=Brass..,- .-- Finishers, &c., ... ;'..■■,- v i HAYING- relinquished Business at the Thames, bog to intimate to their friends and the public generally that they,have commenced I operations in Masefield's Buildings, Albert-street, ! and are now prepared to execute any orders with ■ dispatch. 'On Hand, a Large Assortment of Gasaliers, Gas-: Low t per Fittin SS, which they offer to the Public at j * 'Makers of Sunlights and Reflectors for Window Rights, either enamelled or.bright. j Estimates giyenor all classes of Work. . ; °- ;> I WOOL, FLAX,' OUM, TALLOW, AND' OTHER PRODUCE. THE Undersigned are prepared to i; - make liberal CASH AD VAN OJES on WOOL, . jPLAX.GUM.'&c., consigned'to their correspondents. lniLdndon or New York. ■ | c ' I HENDERSON.& MACFARLANEi '' = ■— .hi ■' '■ : ■ ~ 4 . p- : iOF THE ' | STANDARD FIRE; &. MARINE I -Ni S. U. .R .A N ; C-E l«»q O; MP A N!;Yf r \ x\i - - ■ or '"!; ' \ f&iSl ze;al;.an'd... ■ ■ .., ..,•> j ;Io be incorporated under the provisions of the '' i Joint Stock Companies Acts.! " '• CAPITAL ;.. ... : . ..; £1,000,000, w' ] .. r .., 1Nj.100,000 Shares of £10 eacu. : . J " r First Issue, 50,000 Shares. ijeposit ; Five Shillings per Share on application . Five Shillings on allotment; and Ten Shillings i, • ■ in Four Calls of Two. Shillings and Sixpence, at intervals, of „■ . three months. ..",'., .'., : , . !,..!" :' Provisional Directoks : ' .•'\'' 7,' William Hepburn, Esq. (Messrs McLandress, Hep" r j bum & CO.) ■ , ; : ' ; --• "V.! James Anderson, Esq. (Messrs Anderson & Mowat) ■■'■ George Young, Esq., Jeweller • .. ; f The tlon James JPaterson, M.t.C; ■ James Curie; Esq. (Messrs-Park & Curie) ■ '. V Basil1 Sievwright, Esq.' (Messrs Sievwright &.Stout)'' '■■<•■ David Baxter, Esq. (Messrs D. Baxter & Oo.) r»-is The.Hon.Jttatth'ew-Holmeß, M.L.C. •, • f "' • Andrew\]|rcPlarrane; Esq. (Messrs A. & J.'McFarlane) i David;Campbell, Esq. " : •Aj Jriiifas, .Esq. G. F. Eeid. Es4; '", - Arthur Bcoullar,.Ebq.' (Meßs'rs North & Scoullar) , -. Robert Haworth/Esq. (Messrs R. &T. Haworth " , Dinaiaßeid, Esq;;;M.H.E. ' ' ■ ' : 1'- Citrl Steinhoff, Esq. . , . ■■;.'. L, Alexander ißenriie; Eso." ■ ' ' B.jßagley,^Esq: .;■■■>: :-'/ !l'': *? " ' ' , .. '.. :■ ' r .,,..,,', /Bankers : , ■ | r . .- ! . lVi t o ".^^'Bftnk of New Zealand. ','.' .; L I is:; f,Ol t Mui .(■SOMOTTORS^' : :' ': Messrs. Sievwright and Stout. ,v - Interim Secretary : ; Charles Reid. ■ i;. The.sucoeaa. which has attended the establishment of the existing Insurance Companies in New Zealand • tlio large, andjinoreasing Held for Insurance, bffored by the progressive increase oi buildings throughout "the ' Colony, and ; sMpping on.the Coast; and the growing desire evinced .by,' the public to support Local Com panies; furnish sufficient proof that there is 'ainplo room, for the; establishment of a purely Colonial and bcm.a fi(U Company of Local Shareholders. Thic Standard Mbx ahd. .Mahine Insurance Com*anv has therefore been established, and tho ' ; Provisional Directors have decided that the following shall^jdistinctiye characteristics of the Company :'— . 1. A really Colonial and National position, to be .^,?cured.,by;an...equitable distribution of tho I _ Shares over the whole Colony. - ;2i—An-intereste'd "boay"~6f Sliareholders, to be secured; by the utmost care being exercised in allotting Shares to persons known to bo insurers.and bondjkle traders ; and 3.i Careiul and economical management. *. The'p'rbrabters believe that an issue of 50,000 Shareß will; forsohie time to come, .meet all the -purposes of j )the Compaffy'; and they purpose that of this number .30,0j)0 Shares shall be set apart for allotment over tho Northern Provinces The Directors have unanimously decided to place themselves on an equality with other applicants as to _the kilo tment of, Shares. ... 1- Applications'for Shares will be received by Geo rt¥; piNNBYj-J Queen street, Agent for Province of and deposits to bo lodged at the various ,:brariche3 of the Bank of New Zealand throughout tho CoMmy. iWU- T^-r— nnHE Time for receiving application -■- for Shares in Extonded to THTJIISOAY N"n-'- rabov 27. f ,- *' 4 "'*