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Miscellaneous, QN SALE by the Undersigned -.— SCRIM. 45 and 78-inch CANVAS, Eoyal Navy, Long Flax, and thrice boiled CANDIED PEEL, Orange and Lemon CANDLES, Price's Belmont HOPS, Tasmanian and Kent POET WINE, hhds. and qr.-casks RUM, hhds. and qr.-casks JAMS, Hobart Town BOTTLED FRUITS, Morton's and Crosse 'and Blackwell'3 BACON", McConnell's. G-. ¥|. piNNEY. ; J^EFUGE {FOE THE DESTITUTE The Eight Eev. the' Bishop of Auokland. Actino Committee: His Worship the Mayor The Rev. C. M. Nelson The Rev. P. H. Cornford S. B. Biss, Esq. H. H. Lusk, isq. Mr J. C. Stovin; In consequence of the limited means and accommo dation at.the disposal of the charitable institutions at present established in this city, as well as the fact that they.are not altogether devoted to the relief of the extreme cases of poverty and destitution contem plated by the " Refuge," and because every penny subscribed will be strictly devoted to the succour of the outcast and th« wanderer, destitute alike of food and shelter, it is hoped that a large amount of sym pathy and support -will be enlisted for the establish ment of this institution. Printed forms now lie at each of the Banks, where subscriptions and donations will be received ; and in which the addresses can be entered of those who intend to become annual subscribers. The subscription lists will be closed the 14th day of June next, and will then be published ; the amount subscribed, in the meantime, being held in trust by the Acting Committee. J. C. STOTIN, Hon. Secretary by Royal Letters Patent Dated October llth, 1869. . T7NDEB DISTINGUISHED PATRONAGE. DE HEIGHT'S PHOSPHODYNE, A Chemical Preparation of Phosphorous, with the Vegetable Alkaloids lQu.vn.ia, Cypripeden, Xanthoxylin, <Ssc, Discovered, introduced, and extensively prescribed by Charges Leslie Bright, M.D., Resident Surgeon to St. Mary's Hospital London. This Phosphatic combination is pronounced by the most eminent members of the Medical Profession to be unequalled for its power in replenishing the vitality of the body, by its supplying all the essential con stituents of the blood and nerve substance, and for developing all the powers and functions of the system to the highest degree. It is agreeable to the palate and innocent in its action, while retaining all its extraordinary properties, and as a specific surpassing all the known therapeutic agents of the day for the speedy and permanent cure of- Nervous Prostration Trembling of the hands and Liver Complaints limbs Palpitation of the heart Impaired nutrition Dizziness Mental and, physical de- Noise's in the head and ears preasion Loss of energy and appetite Consumption (in its mci Hypbchondria pient or first stages only) Female complaints Eruptions of the skin General debility . Impaired sight and memory Indigestion v Nervous fancies Flatulence Impoverished fancies Incapacity for study or Impoverished blood business Nervous debility in all Its Sick headache stages Lassitude ' Premature decline • J ' Shortness of the breath and all morbid conditions of the system, arising from ■whatever cause. The action of the Phbsphodyne is twofold—on the one hand increasing the principle ■which constitutes nervous energy, and on the other, the most powerful blood and flesh generating agent known ; therefore, a marvellous medicine for re novating impaired and broken-down constitutions. It quickly improves the function of assimilation to such a degree that where for years an emaciated, anxious, cadaverous, and semi-vital condition has existed, the flesh will rapidly increase in quantity and firmness, and the whole system return to a state of robust Iwalth: The Phosphodyne acts electrically upon the organi- Mtion ; for instance, it assists nature to generate that human electricity which renews and rebuilds the the osseous, muscular, nervous, membranous, and organic systems. It operates on the system without exciting care or thought upon the individual as to the process. : It moves the lungs, liver, heart, kidneys, stomach, and intestines, with a harmony, vigour, yet mildness, unparalleled in medicine. The Phospho'dydrie gives back to the human struc ture, in suitable form, the phosphoric or animating element of lite which has been wasted, and exerts an i important influence directly on the spinal marrow and nervous system, of a nutritive, tonic, and invigorating Character; maintaining that buoyant energy of the brain and muscular system which renders the mind cheerful, brilliant, and energetic, entirely overcoming that dull, inactive and sluggish disposition which many persons experience in all their actions. The beneficial effects of the Phosphodyne are fre quently shown from the first day of its administration toy a remarkable increase of nervous power, with a feeling of vigour and comfort to which the patient has long been unaccustomed. Digestion is improved ; the appetite increases wonderfully; the bowels become regular; the eyes brighter; the skin clear .and healthy ; and the hair acquires strength, showing the importance of the action of the Phosphodyne on the organs of nutrition. finally, the Phosphodyne maintains a certain degree of activity in the previously debilitated nervous system ; its use enables all delibilated organs to return to their sound state and: perform their natural func tions. Persons suffering from Nervous Debility, or any of the hundred symptoms which this distressing disease assumes, may rest assured of an effectual an< even speedy cure by the judicious use of this most nvaluable remedy. DR. BRIGHT'S PHOSPHODYNE Is sold only in cases at £1 Is, containing two bottles; and £2 2s, containing five bottles. Also in family cases at £5, containing sixteen bottles. To be had of all Chemists and Up-Country Storekeepers throughout the Colonies. FULL DIRECTIONS FOR USE IN THE ENGLISH, FRENCH, AND GERMAM LANGUAGES AC , COMPANY EACH CASE. .SELECT MEDICAL OPINIONS. Sir Charles Locock, Physical Accoucheur to Her Majesty the Queen, stated at a meeting of the Royal Medical and Chirurgical Society that in thirteen cases mi deDility and nervoifl prostration he had effected permanent cures by the use of Dr. Bright a Phosphodyne. -_--- Sir Wm. I'erguson, Bart., F.R.S., Surgeon to Her Majesty the Queen, say3:—"l have repeatedly pre; scribed Dr. Bright's Phosphodyne, and found it an agreeable and beneficial remedy. I have .but one ob jection regarding it, and that is the elaborate process required.in the preparation will: not allow of the retail prices being within the reach1 of all classes." Dr. Lancaster, the eminent Coroner, says:—"Dr Bright's Phosphodyne is calculated to entirely super sede iron, mercury, oarsaparilla, quinine, and cod-liver Dr. R. Quain, F.R.C.P., Physician to the Hospital for Consumption, Brompton, remarks f—" It cannot be doubted that this Phosphatic preparation will hence forth rank foremost in therapeutics ; it generates all the important eloments of the human frame, the peculiar character of this substance fitting it for vital uses." Sir T. Lawrence says:—"l havo found Dr. Bright's Phosphodyno an excellent remedy in skin diseases. I presume it is by oxydisation." Professor Syme says:—"The effects of the Phos phodyue in obstinate cases of disease are as astonish ing as porplexing." . , . Dr.Hanfleld Jones, F.R.C.P., F.R.S., Physician to St. Mary's Hospital, says, in Athropy and General Debility Phosphodyne is a most admirable remedy; it invigorates the nutritive functions, and increases the vital energy—" it not only acts as an absorbent, but retards or repairs the waste of tissue, and restores the nutritive functions to their normal condition. The Ladcet considers the Phosphodyne one of the most important contributions made toMateria Medlca during the last century 1 Pamphlets containing Testimonials may be obtained from all Chemists and Up-Country Storekeepers. gST Caution.—Be particular to ask for Dr. Bright's Phosphodyne, as Imitations are abroad; and avoid purchasing Single Bottles, the Genuino Article being sold in cases only. ' Wholesale Agents for New Zealand :— X E M|P|T H 0| RJNjE, PROSSE R, & Co. DUNEDIN. i



Prospectus.y r., rpHE NEW ZEALAND LAND AND COAL COMPANY (limited). Capital £100,000, In 10,000 Shares ov £10 Each ; Ll per share payable on application, L 2 on allotment, L 2 in three rronths, and the remainder as may be required, in calls not exceeding L 2 10s per share, with intervals of three months between each call. 8,000 shares have been reserved for the Colony of 1> ew Zealand. DIRECTORS: Jno. McNair Harkness, Esq., C.E., 1, Victoria street, Westminster—Chairman. HOME. " F. W. Bird, Esq., Queen's Terrace, Windsor E. A. Butterfleld, Esq.. Leadenhall street, E.C., London, of Messrs E. and H. Butterfield G. J. Engall, Esq., Cheltenham, Director of the Winford Red Hematite Iron Ore Co. (Limited) J. Hunt Gosling, Esq., Little Green, Richmond F. C. Perry, Esq., J.P., Penkridge, Chairman of the Lincolnshire Iron Smelting Co. C. H. Roberts, Esq., Windsor J. H. Saunders, Esq., Porchester Terrace, Bays water, and The Shrubbery, Uxbridgo. COLONIAL. Wm. Goodfellow, Esq., J.P. George Graham, Esq. Fred. Ring, Esq. * George S. Graham, Esq., J.P., Inspector in New Zealand for the Norwich Union Insurance Society , , _, ~ Richard Coupland, Esq., Chairman Tokatea Gold Mining Company With power to add to their number. BANKERS: London—The Joint Stock Bank Auckland-The Bank of New South Wales. GENERAL MANAGER: W. A. Graham, Esq., of the firm of Preoce and Graham. SECRETARY: George Cartland, Esq.. 22, Abingdon street, West minster, and Eton, Windsor. SOLICITORS : Messrs Ashurst, Morris, & Co., 6, Old Jewry, E.C., London. PROSPECTUS: The Directors of this Company have succeeded in purchasing the Freehold of two "Valuable Tracts of Land in the Wharekawa District, Province of Auck The extent of the property is 12,330 acres or IOIJth square miles, and, as will be seen from Plan, its lower extremity extend to within &\ miles of Pukorokoro (a navigable creek on the Frith of Thames) ppposite the Goldflelds and Townships of Shortland. Grahamstown, Hastings, and Coromandel, being distant from the two first-inoiitioned towns only about ten miles. The Company has for its object the developing to the greatest possible advantage the Coal und other Minerals known to exist thereon, as also the construc tion and using of a Rail or Tramway in the vicinity thereof. COAL: The very valuable seam, cropping out In the creek at the Surrey Redoubt, lias been proved to be 10 feet in thickness, and has been traced for a considerable distance through the property, and from its position can be easily and economically worked, and the supply is limited only by the demand. A small parcel was forwarded to the " Hauraki " Battery, Grahainstown, to be tested, and the report of the engineer is appended. The consumption of Coal for quartz-crushing machi nery and other purposes, iv the Province of Auck land, at p>esent amounts to about 100.000 tons yearly, and is largely on the increase owing to the contiuued erection of fresli quartz-crushing batteries, steam communication, projected railways throughout I the Province, as, also, its rapidly increasing popula tions. This Company, from the close proximity of their property to the markets, will be able to supply co .1 at a very low figure, and may, therefore, reasonably calculato on obtaining a fair share of the trade of the Thames District, as well as of the Auckland and coasting trade, besides which they will have the great advantage of having a large market of skilled mining labour close at hand - Report of the Engineer of the Hauraki Battery, at Grahamstown, on Sample of Wharekawa (Surface) Coal, llth February, ls70:-"Nine cwt. Coal, 5i hours good steam for battery, 7 head stampers A better Coal than Whangarei ; no sulphur ; noclinkors; burns quick and fierce." J Lowe, C.E., reports as follows : — EX'iTJNT : " I am fully convinced that the Coal extends over most of the Company's ground, and that at least JOOO to 8000 acres will be a good workable Coalfield. From the appearance of the easy dip of the Coal Seam at the outcrop (although not opened outsutticiently to arrive at a correct estimate of the greatest depth at which it will bo found), and from past experience of Coalfields in Lancashire, Cheshire, Derbyshire, and Staffordshlro, in England, during a period of about thirty years, I consider that the Coal should not be very deep, even in the centre of the Basin. QUALITY : " The Coal i 3 very good at the outcrop, being much better than I expected at the surface, and will, no doubt, improve in quality and thickness as it goes down. The seam at the point from which the present 3umple is taken is about ten feet thick It is more than usually strong and compact at the outcrop, and in comparison with the Kawakawa Coal is much superior to it, as taken from the present workings at a depth of one hundred and twenty-eight feet. The Coal is similar to the Wishaw Coal of Scotland, and the Glanzohle of Germany, and contains about seventy-five per cent, of combustible matter. The amount of Sulphur contained in this Coal being very small makes it very suitable for Smelting and Engine purposes, and it will aho be useful as a good house hold Coal. IRONSTONE : " Ironstone has been found on the surface, and from tests yield' about 50 per cent, of Iron, and there can scarcely bo a doubt but that Ironband will be found overlapping the Coal measures. LIMESTONE : 1 " Limestone is found on the surface of the Block, and is apparently in large quantities. A valuable flux for Iron is thus at hand, and it will be also available for building and agricultural purposes. TIMBER : " The Block is well timbered with Kauri, Totara, and other useful Forest Trees extending to some hundreds of acres. QUALITY OY LAND : * "The Land, except where marked on the Plan as hilly, is of fair average quality, and will be available for agricultural purposes. The swampy parts being easily drained will form the richest portions. FLAX : "There is an extensive Flax field on the ground. The Flax is of the finest quality. WATBR POWER : " The Mangatangi (a valuable stream) run* across the Company's land, having a considerable declivity, and I estimate that in the dry season there is a body of water flowing of about flfteem millions of gallons per diem (Signed) "John Lot/k, C.E." After careful calculation the Directors are fully assured that the coal from this mine can be delivered at the Thames for 12s or 13s per ton, whereas the market value will be at least £1 per ton. The Government main line of road and telegraph wires run the entire length of the property, and the latter is now completed as far as Pukorokoro (proposed site of the Miranda Township), and across the Frith of Thames to the goldflelds. RAILWAY. The Company ■ purposes t» construct a Railway from the coal mine to the landing-place at Miranda (Pukorokoi o, opposite to Grahamstown,) for the con veyance of their coal to the shipping. This Rail or Tramway has been accurately surveyed, and foiind to be nine miles, in length, without any serious engineer ing difficulties to contend with. By the extension of this line about nine miles further to Mercer, or five to the waters, of the Wai kato, would open up one of the finest districts in the North Island of New Zealand, the farm produce and local industries made available, and brought Jftto direct communication with two great centres of popu lation in the province, viz., Auckland and Grahams town and the Thames and Coromandel Goldflelds. GENERAL I The Directors eventually purpose laying out about 0,000 acres—not required for coal, timber, or flax—in small farms, in order to encourage bona fide settlement on the land ; and, apart from the carriage of their own coal and timber, the Directors fairly anticipate a considerable traffic from their own and the surround ing settlers. The Company also purpose to lay out a Township at the mines, which will form a terminus and depot, and which will be laid off in allotments and offered to public competition, the Company retaining all Minerals and rights to mine throughout tho property. The Directors believing that large profits will ariso from the development of this Estate have privately taken up Shares to the value of £25,000. Prospectuses, Reports from Mining and other En gineers, with estimated cost of Railway. &c, together with forms of applications for Shares, and any further information required, can be procured on application to the General Manager, at the Company's Oifice, Vaile's Buildings, Auckland. Where no allotment is made, the deposits will be returned in full, and in some cases whore a smaller number of Shares is allotted than applied for, the extra deposit money will be appropriated towards the sum due on allotment. Applications for Shares in the annexed form, accom panied by a remittance of £1 per Share, maybe made to the Banker* or the General Manager. W. A. GRAHAM, Vai^'sßiUldinga..



Insurance. i . NOEWICH UNION FIEI INSURANCE SOCIETY. This Society, originally established in 1797, offers ; advantages to insurers which Companies of more recent standing are unable to do. j In proof of the public confidence at home in the principles and conduct of the Norwich Union Fire Office, its Business has steadily INCREASED to ONE HUNDRED MILLIONS Sterling. £100,000,000. I The LOWEST RATES only are charged. This Office is distinguished for its liberality and promptness in the settlement of claims, £2,608,115 having been paid to insurers for losses by fire. BANK CREDIT being established in New Zealand, as also a large reserve fund in the Bank in cash, Losses will be paid here promptly, The Society's Agents can accept any insurances, and fix the limits and the premiums without having first to consult Directors. NO CHARGE for Policies, Endorsements, or Surveys. A LOCAL INSTITUTION so far as the investment ov its Receipts in thk Colony of New Zealand, and to this national advantage may be superadded the support of a largo and wealthy English office. In effecting Insurances against Fire it i 3 of the first importance to 3elect an oflice of HidH Charac ter, Long Standing, and Stability. Every information as to the Society's Rates and Principles, or as to Special Rates, may bo obtained at the Society's Offices. J. B. GRAHAM, Agent. G. S. GRAHAM, Inspector. Offices: Vaile's Buildings. SCOTTISH COMMEBCIAL IN SURANCE COMPANY. FIRE AND LIFE. CAPITAL .. ONE MILLION STERLING. AGENTH: PREECE AND GRAHAM, No 8, Vaile's Buildings, Queen-street. Auckland. 11. W. lIEATn, Sub-Agent. rpHE SOUTH BRITISH FIRE AND MARINE INSTJKANCE COMPANY OF NEW ZEALAND. CAPITAL £750,000. THE SOUTH BRITISH is a thoroughly local institution, with moro than 000 shareholders, al resident in tho Colony. Fire and Marino Risks taken at the Lowest Curront Rates. A. BOARDMAN, Manager A TJSTEALIAN MUTUL PEOVI /V DENT SOCIETY. Established 1849. OR MUTUAL LIFE ASSURANCE, ETC. NEW ZEALAND BRANCH. Head Office : Wellington. Local Board ov Directors : Hon. C. J. Pharazyn, Esq., M.L.0., Chairman. Hon William FiUherbert, Esq., M.H.R., Depnty Chairman. A. da Brandon, Esq., M.n.R. The Hon. Morgan S. Grace, M.D., M.L.O. George Hunter, Esq., M.H.R. Auditors : Thomas Buchanan, Esq. Joe Darsficld, Esq. Medical Oftickr/ Alexander Johnson, Esq. Banrerb : The Bank of New Zealand. The Now Zealand Branch of the above Society la now established, and is prepared to carry on buainons in their branch offices. Grey street, Wellington. Prospectuses, showing tho present state and progrwi af the Society, and forms of proposal, may be had on application to any of tho agents, or at the head office, as above. JOSEPH DYER, Residont Secretary. Agent for Auckland— Hknry Gilfillan, 7, Queen street. Medical Referee— T B. Kendkhdink, Surgeon. ■DOTAL INSUEANOE COMPANY. FIRE AND LIFE. CAPITAL.. .. TWO MILLIONS STERLING, Of which £289,095 . t IS PAID-UP AND IN HAND, With, in addition, the ' UNLIMITED LIABILITY Of the Shareholders. The ACCUMULATED FUNDS amount to £2,236,618, and are immediately available to meet any unusual calamity. The ANNUAL INCOME exceeds £1.000,000. The Agent in announcing that he continues to receive orders for Assurances, both on Life and every description of property, begs to draw attention to the vast resources of the Company, and the standing which it takes among the large Insurance Establish ment* of the British Empire. Unaided by amalgamr • tion with any other Company its success, with one exception, is unprecedented in the history of In surance Societies, and enables it to rank with the most eligible offices now in existence with respect to the advantages offered to the public. IN THE FIRE BRANCH The rate*, of premium are equally low with those of any Company doing business in the Colony, and the Company will ever distinguish itself by promptness and liberality in the settlement of losses. THE LIFE BRANCH Offers the Guarantee of an ample Capital, together with its accumulated funds, exemption of the Assured from liability of partnership to which Policy-holder* in Mutual Offices are subject, Moderate Premiums, Division of Profits every five years, three-fourths of which aro appropriated to participating Policies. At the last distribution the surplus of assets over lia bilities was £249,956, and enabled the Director* to de clare a REVERSIONARY BON OS of £7 10s per cent. •In cases of removal of residence renewal premiums will be received, and claims Bottled, by any of the Company's agents throughout the world. Prospectuses and all information can be obtained on application. ; GEO. WM. JONES, Agent Oflice, 15, Shortland street, Auckland, January 1, 1573. HOOPING COUGH ! HOOPING COUGH ! WILLIAMS'S BALSAMIC PECTORAL ELIXER speedily Relieves and effectually Cures the most distressing cases of Hooping Cough. Prepujed only at " The People's Dispensary, 216, Queen-street (opposite City Hall). TOOTHACHE ! TOOTHACHE! WilliamlF" neevine, or Odontaligic Essence, will be found to give immediate relief in the most violent paroxysm of win —To be had (Wholesale and Retail) only at tho ?eoble'» Dispensary, 215, Queen street, opposite City i Halt ■••'■■•:-



Miscellaneous. NOT I C E. | THE Partnership hitherto existing between the undersigned as Coal and Firewood, Dealers and Contractors has this day been dissolved by mutual consent. ■: Mr J. Brown is hereby authorised to reoeive all Accounts due to the firm ; and, if not paid within one month from this date, the same will be placed in the hands of a. solicitor for recovery. Mr F. Archer will liquidate all accounts due by the firm. I Dated thisj.9th day of May, 1873. .FREDERICK ARCHARD. JOHN BROWN. . , -. I Witness: C. Hardino. The Business will be carried on at present by Messrs. Archard & Co. TASMANIAN SEED WAREHOUSE. JUST R E C E I V E D, a Large Collection of Farm and Garden Seeds, &c, Seed Potatoes, Bulbs, &0.. &c, &c. Whito BoiliDff Peas, 3d per lb. Blue ~ ,' 4d per lb. llarricot Beans, Od per lb. Tares, Rye, Rye Grass Seed Wheat, Oats, Maize Adelaide Almonds Garlick, Onions 50 cases Choice Apples . ■ Lawn Grass, Lucerne Orders taken for Nursery Stock. H. LIPSCO MB E, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL SEED MERCHANT, 12 9, QUEEN STREET. AHD WINE ANI> SPIRIT STORE, QXTEEI3- STEEET, (CQKNJSR OP WJtXLKSLKY STREET), AUCKLAND. JOH N HAN COCK, PROPRIETOR. ROYAL HOTEL, Princes street onehtjnga, Having a Commundinf? View of the Harbour and surrounding conntry. HENET FULLEE (late of the Edinburgh Castle Hotel, Symonds street) having taken tho above Commodious Family Hotel, begs to inform his friends and' the public that lie.is prepared to give every attentlor to the comfort of guosts who may honour him with their visits. Moals to order at all hours. Table d' Hotfi at 1 p.m. on Sundays. N.B —Only the Best Brands of Wines and Spirits kept. Whitson's Celebrated Brilliant Sparkling Alen. BfLLiAnnn— One of Alcock's Best Tables. Also, Billiard-Bagatelle Slato Table. GOOD BEDS. n AMP BELL'S CEJSfTEAL HOTEL (OrraiUTK Auckland Savixos Bank), QUEEN STREET; -.■!!" ' Tho undersigned begs to inform his friends and, tho public that since taking possession of tho above long established HoU'l he has spared no expense in the out Ire renoration of the establishment.. THE BAR 4 has been newly Painted, Papered, wnd Deoorated, and it is stocked with a careful selection of the very best Lii|neurii of the Choicest Brands. THE SITTING-ROOMS have also been Newly Furnished for the.convenienca and comfort of customers.. ~ , <: THE BEDROOMS Jiave all been Rd-furnishod and thoroughly repaired, and everything dono that wil conduces to the comfort of Boarders, THE CAFE has been fitted up in a first-class stylo, and will be under the superintendence of li , THOROUGHLY QRALIFfED COOK. ) J.S.C. wishes particularly to intimate that every at tention will be given to his customers. ' JAMES STEVENSON CAMPBELL, PROPRIETOR. '' "' MUFHN'Sf •MUFTFINS! MUFP 1N 81 ■■-• ■ -'! "•' 1<; ■■ E. H. PERCY, Wholesale and Retail Muffin Baker, begs to inform the publiu generally that ho will Re commence Business in the-above line To-morrow (Saturday), 24th in»t., and trusts by strict attention to business and an article equal to that made by him when in business before to, merit a continuance of past favors.:' : ■'• •( ' ■'' ■■••'• '■■ N.B.—To be had at Messrs Caley and Waters', Confectioners, Queen street. m ALEXANI>M%ACKIE, . DURHAM-STREET .COACH. /FACTQRY. AMACKIE haa much pleasure in • informing his iriends ndtha inhabitants bf Auckland ana* its vicinity that lie has added to liis other branches of business that of Horse Shoeing,, and ■ having engaged' the Services of an experienced Shoeing Smith he is now prepared to execute Horse Shooing in a manner hitherto unsurpassed in Aiipkland. ; N.B.—A.M. would draw particular attention to this new branch of his business, and will guarantee that' the'utmost care and attention will belaid to it. General Smithing in all its branches. Springs of all kinds Made and Repaired. ''' '" j [Established 1862.]- J . ,G. B.X^TrL)^ TT, .£%-• CHRONOMETER, WATCH.AND CLOCK. MAKER AND JEW,ELLEE,- 'St ..QFEEN STREETi Importer of ( Lbndon - Manufactured, Wajtches, ■' ' .V, ~,.', ~., V' (l ' ,-"V K , ■■. ■> ■..■ ■:, »i Suricrlor' English Lever and,best,Foreign Watches 1 in HTOCK GUABANTEBD. i : ' . Colonial and; English Jewellery, Newest Designs, j Gold Chains, Gold Rings, &c, &c, See. ■■ gJILVEB.-PI.ATBD AND JET GOODS IJI GREAT VARIETY. A: G. 8., in thanking his friends and customers for the i confidence hitherto reposed in him, begs to assure th^m that mothirig on his part will'be wanting to merit a continuance of the same,; and that Chronometers, Watches, and Repairs ' generaUy entrusted to him will receive that attention and skill! ,in executipn, commensurate Iwith, h|a l(>ng; experience and faculties for pe'rformin&l' V lr , r ., T . ,;•.■ , Crironometers adjiisted1 and■''hi^I, Djr '■Jjpwb Observation. \ •_' ' j:''- .'■■'; "'"_, ■ ;j :, / ' ~' lIS '"yf t \ /t , 1 ;■:. 82, QUEEN ST^EET\ jLii£™ NEXT COOMBES1 CLOTHING MART. .\[' f * ' '' Alii. Mlifi AiU Jiild&iH



1 Sewing Machines, &o. .v - Sewing Machines for the Million! THE BEST AND CHEAPEST IN THE COLONY , AT MONTAG-TJE'B ' GELEBEATED 'FANCY BAZAAR, QUEEN STREET, AUCKLAND. ' The " Defiance" Hand Loefc-Stitch, Sewing Machine, complete WITH KXTRAS. £ S. d. Price .. .. -' .. .. .. 6 0 0 With Table ~.6.10 0 HPHIS Machine has been awarded: X seven PRIZE MEDALS at the various com 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 mo3t expensive ma chines are supposed to perform at one-half their oost, and its extreme simplicity, as children are enabled to work it equally as well as adults. THE "G-EBMANIA" SILENT LOCK-STITCH SEWINGS J: j MACHINE. Price £5 16 0 With 19 extras. This Machine has obtained a world-wide notoriety, having been awarded Twenty-six Gold Medals in Europe, and has taken several Prizes in Melbourne, Ballarat, and Geolong, and is acknowledged by the Victorian Press as one of th* Best and Cheapest Hand Lock-Stitch Sewing Machines yet submitted to the public. . ~ A constant supply of, Needles, Cotton, and all extras, on hand. An experienced Machinist always on the premises to instruct purchasers, and lessons given gratis, if requirod to parties preferring, at their own Residences In order to meet the requirements of all classes WEEKLY PAYMENTS WILL BE TAKEN. Not* the Address — Montague's Faticy Bazaar, QUEEN STREET AUCKLAND. • ~ , , .. ■ .. :.\ .■ i );_■ ■ A PQTH.E GABIES'. HALL. SMITH'S ItHEUMATip & GOUT MEDICINES. Extract from Letter. :-"Bir, I beg to;return you my Mncere thanks for the bottle of Medicine you supplied me with for Rheumatics. When I received it I was in most excruciating agony, had had no rest for nights; but after the first throe doses I, brqkq into a gentle perspiration, found Immediate relief, and, thank God. enjoyed a good night's sleep. Thad before tried several advertised nostrums bufc without success.' Accejit my grati- SMITH'S ANTIBILIOUS AND LIVER PILLS j The best Aperient known, Tonic Alterative, and Purifying, ■ containing no Mercury.' Extract from letter:—'' Sir—l havegr reat pleasure in Btatlng that through the aid of your Anfcinllipus and. Liver Pills (using one or two doses a week) I have been restored from intense suffering, arising'f rom torpid liver,, loss of rest and appetite,' nervousness and general disarrangement, to, the possession W perfect health. I also observe that the Pills have, a marked diuretic effect, giving great relief to the kidneys." SMITH'S WORM POWDERS. The enormous Sale of these .Powder is stiU in creasing. Extract from letter:—" Sir—After trying every known remedy upon my children for worms I wa3 at lnst fortunately induced by a neighbor to try a packet of your Worm Powders. I used them according to the directions, and fhq result was sp; ■ astonishing that if I had not been an eye-witness I would not nave believed it. I' am pleased to (itato that since using them my children have recovered their looks, health, and appetite ; in, short, a shilling packet has saved me pounds' worth of' medicine., Please send by bearer a packet of'Powdors, as I wish to give them to ■ friend." .':■"■ Piiopbletoe: ...... ■'~ i Q. SYDNEY SMITH, „,.,,, Chemist, Etc., apothecaries' itall, 226, queen street. Three Doors Below "ibz jCity Ham.. GOAL, FIREWOOD, Eta1;"'1 a HEP II EED &" C O: Have on Balo at their Yards— n :;■■ fr.t'. . ~ ~ I ■ <;. r ! ;>; 150 tons Bay Of Islands Ooal 200 tons Best Ti-tfeo Firewood. ~.. .; -; .., ,'_,, Orders Jeft at' the Yard, of at the Offlcd, next'door to Mr Binney's, Queen Btreoti will receive prompt attention. •■ . ' ,; . The Yards are on tlie town side of Mr 11. GllfllUa's Coal Dep6t. Auckland, May 31. 187?. SHORT LAN D STEE ET, . Almost OrrosiTE Gj;xe i rat j :Post-6'ffice. j ALLEN'S LFN& BALSAM THE REMitfY ; POR tJURINO ' --'l! CONSUMPTION,' ' COUGHS, BRONCHITIS,,.. , ; ASTIIMAj AND CROUP...'. ■ „ ■. :, AS AN EXPECTOiiIA!NT IT' HA$ NO! .■■■ ■ ,' mi ; . i';-,eqttAl.l ■'■■ ; : ;,:';; : :i f ., ~, It is composed of thg active pripciples of roots and plants, which arc chemically extracted, so as to retain all their medical qualities. MINISTERS AND PUBLIC; SPEAKERS, , i Who are so of ton afflicted with throat ■ diseases, will find a sure remedy in, this .Balsam, r L.o.Jienges and wafers sometimes give relief; but this Balsam, taken a few times, will insure a permanent cure. Will all those aftlioted with Coughs or Consumption give this Balsam i a fair trial ? ; Tiiey !will be. pleased with the result, and confess that ( , ~, ~; ~,,,., , ; : SUEEjIIEMEDX, Is. FQUND AT 1(430,^ . liiritis^o'Mr by.-aU Druggists, .loij-..'. lu:<J : , I MERIT SQON, NOISED AJ3RPA rDiu< ; >[ oil ' r It is but;ssvßni years sinceiiALLEN'S :LTJNQi BALSAM was first offerod for sale.. Its gpod qnaUUeg were soon indue known, at home ; and very, g^on its, faineiwas'noisod'far and hear ■nowlt'ls sold'ln! nearly' ■every Drug Store in.the United' States, —North,'East/,' South, and' West; No similar medicine.itands higher with the people. ,It i,si:\yell,known, on the Pacific, Coast, and' th'ei'e'are' liberal (lemands'-for it froniSjvn' 'Frandisc6, Sacrairiehto in OalifoVn'ia, and Portland;' Oregon—ovon from/Australia large ordferg are recaived for it; and throughout Canada' it is favorably, iknown, and sold everywhere.. . ... |' , ' Jlcad what Ctyit.'F'otiler WtfUft ... '.' '■ PoRT'BimwELL, March 23. ' Messrs. Perry ;Davis & Sos :'■ *'■■ | Q '■ ' ' '-■■' Sirs. —I am pleased ttf notify you ( of tHe bineflt which I liavo received froni Allen's L.ung B^laam^ Hayiijg been troubled with a.'Cough fpt Several, years past, the Balsam was recommended to1 tne. ■ r Imrne- diately procured'.it;.i and/found it'Telleva' myi cough more readily,.than .anything, I eyer ,tried. , iliy, wife ; has also used it with most satisfactory results. . Yoiirs, very truly, " '' Capt: D. FOSTER. Cipt. Fdster is a ship' owner »and'ibuilder,'residing at Port, BurwuM, Camilla. > ~■, ~• ;j. ■ r.ril'u Bfi ■■'■ ■• ' ■ iuJ -Lexington, Missoujti, May.23, 188 G. '■ i ICkssko-.J. N. Harris & Co. :,<■, •': ~, . ! ~ D^ar Sirs,—l. have made ALLEN'S LUNG BAL SAM pretty Well known in our 'city and country, and have sold about all the'four dozen'bottles'sent me in- March lnst, and I find, that persons, who try the Bahjim once como buck again for,-more, as it gives theEJi satisfaction ;",'and.l recommend it in preference to apy other medicine" for Cough's l'6r Colds. Please land me six .dozen bottles as soonaa possible. I i ; ;",,■, THOMAS^J. FLETCHER, ■ . ~., .. :.n ua^, i>M, Dj^ggfct; P.p.^-I sell more Allen's Lung Balsam than any othe Cough Ueniedios together, uud it gives general ' tispctipn, ,i:, j K( rtl 9 ,( j[; v/ y. ;,.,.. „,, „ j lm "So 4 byall Daalera in Family Mediotoes. 1;; \o kii ■■% !!Hf! -^ol^a^/ag^t^;;:,.;,;;;^,.,^ -'■"■ i!; ■■71-Av#Ktfc/fe/; n;!lov »?]\



Miscellaneous? , ■ —■ ~" ■w" Mogul sky, FUNERAL .UNDERTAKER, TOP OF HOBSON STREET. [ESTABMSHEP 1542.] T\^ J A "M~I E S0 N, ▼ » • FUNERAL UNDERTAKER, &o. Cemetery Enclosures on Hand or Made to Order. Tut? Trade Supplied with Furnishings. WELMESLEY STREET E A S.T. Four Doors from Corner. _______ V\T R. HATWARD'S ■ VV * CHEAP BEDDING, UPHOLSTERY, & FUNERAL FURN SHING WAREHOUSE, REMOVED - .■,■'. ■ TO WYNDHAM STREET, ', (Next Queen-street Corner.) Residence and Shop: Corner of Pitt and Grey r . streets. OIL, 0 0-LO.B, .&LAS S, AND PAPERHANGI'NGS. HOUSE, SIGN, AND GENPRAL, DECORATING 57, QUEEN STREET, Next to Bank or New Zealand. J. HENDERSON, Importer of and dealer in. Oil, White Lead..Turps, Zinc, White, House Painters', Coach and Cabinet makers' Varnishes, Calico Scrim, Clock and Compass Glasses, Brushes, &c., &o: • v' VENETIAN BLINDS 7 WIRE GAUZE, AND" PBBFORATED ZINC BLINDS. , ; CAN be had at the Auckland Venetian Blind Manufactory, Shortland-street, of any dimen sions. in any number, within a given time, of the I BEST 'QUALITY, AND AT REASONABLE .PRICES. . , ! JfgTBEKT TO All pPAHTS OV N3EW ZBAIXND. \"" t , "■'__"';_['. BUSBY, ! Practical Blind-maker and Wire-worker, many years :eatablished at City Road, London, manufacturer of (every1 descripHon of Window Blinds, Plain and Orna imental Wire Work. | Old Blind 3 cleaned, altered, repaired an painted. i ' * • ■ ! ; VENETIAN HOUSE. I SHORTIiAND ' STREET, AuCKXArTD. PUBLIC NOTICE. J CATER (late Crombie's) ROYAL • FINE ART PHOTOGRAPHIC GALLERY, Queen street, Auckland, has much pleasure in inform ing his friends and the public generally that he has purchased the Photographic Business so long carried on by Mr. Crombie ; and having secured the services of an Experienced Operator, feels warranted in stating that hey will receive every civility and attention, as well as first-class and artistic portraits at his hands, and that no pains will be spared to give entire satisfac tion. . J.C. begs to announce that his arrangements for taking Instantaneous Portraits of Children are now omplete. "\ ", : , ; ' TO BUTCHERS, SETTLERS, FARMERL, AND OTHERS. THF undersigned are Cash Pue chasiks of HIDES, SHEEPSINS, WOOL. TALLOWVifcc,, &c. at highest market rates, in any 4uantity. ■ ■; Consignors direct will have prompt and immediate Cash remittances returned at satisfactory rates. IRELAND BROS., TANNERS ANDZLEATHER MANOTAC UE O Oil A V D A L F R E D ALE V !.+*" PKA.CTICAL ,; WATCH AND CLOC^ MAKER ■ I AND JEWELLER. (From Messrs Ridley and Sons, Manufacturing i Watchmakers and Jewellers, London.) ! Every description of EnglishjMid Foreign Watches and Clocks . Cleaned and Repaired at the shortest ,jnotice and reasonable prices, in a workmanlike nianner. ' i i Jewellery Made and Repaired. i All work done in the same efficient manner as in London-, All work guaranteed. ~ i i ' ■ a3" Please note the Address :— A,L FR, E D A L E,Y, :I - ,215, QUEEN STREET, , J Opposite the City Sail, and next door to Williamsj"? ■ Dispensary. T> H O T O G- R A P H Y. ARTIST & PHOTOGRAPHER, ' I 193, QUEEN STREET, AUCKLAND, (Rooms ovbb Mb King's Chemist. . Gartes-cU-visiti taken the best style at 12s 6d per dozen ,I ~| ; 7s 6d per half-dozen.. BE Portraits Painted in, Oil and Water Colours in a stylo unsurpassed in the colonies. • ' , < 0 L ;t E. ■ S AROMATIC 1 ! SCHEIDAM SCHNAPPS (Reoistered). , j, It is an indisputable fact that the advantages of this perfectly pure; beverage have now rendered it the most ■ largely consumod of any.imported spirit, the demand: • throughout the whole of th,e Australian, colonies .almost exceeding the capability of the proprietor to i supply. Wolfe's Schnapps is now occupying the place held In past years byinfeflor brands of geneva, the medical 'profesiion testifying to its excellence over these and : other adulterated spirits,,including French brandy,.in uo Joss than ;...•;,! ■ . ' • tc '•' ltfT< " |" TE^.THOUSAND LETTERS, V J wliich :l art> in rth'e possession of the.1 manufacturer, all I certifying to its perfect purity and markbd superiority Over every, qth^i;, stimulant' a^i a; diuretic, tonic, and restorative.' .' "... i \ ,;■.; „■ ;, J-i • ■'The' Resident Physician of .tWA Sydney Infirmary says •."-■' I have no!hesitation in statingtHat I cbnsider; your. ScUoapps, a most excellent stimulant and diurotic." ;f '■;' :. , ■ ii■ The Government Analytical 'Chemist, Melbourne, says : _As a sample of hollands gin, I do not think it : can bo snrpasseuJ. It-may-, be recommended for use in hospital and private practice as a good aromatic stimulant.". ..;.,,: '!'■'<' i CAUTION:' "')l "tH . " •:ii An in junction against the sale' of a coimterfeited article has recently been granted in the, Supreme' ' cWrt of New South Wales, under a . penalty of £30,000 ; and we are instructed, with a view topro tectithe public; to prosecute any one offering for sale , any limitation of the genuine brand, for which We are: the sole Whpsale Agents for the whole of Australia, and New Zealand. . L. D. NATHAN & CO., Agents. ; ! j. HIGHLEY & CO. ■ !„■: j -;-•"'. • .fVf.l ' , T) EG- to 'acquaint their friends that tieyi have'LEASED the COMMODIOUS WARE HOUSE, No. 26, QUEEN-STREET, and are about to to cpramonco Business as Auctioneers. Commission



Miscellaneous. TA T L 0 R' S PATENT LOCKSTITCH SEWING MACHINES, ■'■..'■ - Are a thoroughly -\i GENUINE ARTICLE Containing IMPORTANT IMPROVEMENTS, Being correct and substantial In construction,'simple In action, handsome In appearance, and giving thorough satisfaction. , Prices—Hand Machine, 5 guineas ; Stand Machine, 7 guineas and.B guineas, extras included. Requisites supplied,*, inshuctiop given, and repair done on the premises. ; T. P E.AC 0C X, OPTICIAN, SITORTLANR-STREET, AGENT FOE NEW ZEALAND. SEALED TENDERS will be: rq ceived at this office until SATURDAY, the Wth of Jtme next, for the performance, by Four-horse Coach, of a TWICE a WEEK MAIL SERVICE be tween the Post-office, TAURANGA, and.the Post office TATJPAERARARU(Taupo), from the Jst.pf July next, to the 31st of December, 1876, both days inclusive. Each tenderer will be required to give security for a sum e<|ual. to 20 per cent, on the amount of tender, binding the Tenderer to take up the service,.and.to execute the necessary contract bond in the event of his tender being •accepted. Forms of tender and security may be procured at any Post-office. TJie lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. > Tenders to be endorsed " Tender for Tauranga and TaupoMail Service," and addressedto the Postmaster,- General, Wellington. . .. ' , ; Postmaster-General.^ General Post-office, <:•, uf 'Wellington. 28th May, 1873. .;., ~ , ~ TO .FARMERS, SETTLERS, BUTCHERS AND OTHERS. <. -: noa* t THE Undersigned are Cash Buiv chasers of Hides; Sheepskins, Tallow, Wool( ie, &c, at highest markets rates. , ,- ■■ tn ' L. D. NATHAN, & C 0,,. ~, ' SHORTLAND STREET -^ /A (Opposite Post-office),1 Auckland. . . THISTLE WHOLESALE AND BETJLIL WINE AOT SPIRIT STORE,*«•.-«• I '/' , qU E E N.BIBKIT . ..!,.,j> PUB 1I C NOTI OE. r ~,„ , P. DARBY , TN returning thanks to the public A for the liberal patronage he has received since opening the POTTLE DEPARTMENT, begs to state that he has on hand a Choice Selectioh or Suferiob Ports, Sherries, and Abelaide Wines ;,also,- Verdeilho and Australian Ports, which he intends to offer at the Lowest Possible jßranjNKßATivfc Pkicks fob Cash. .., LIST OF PRICES. Per Bottled -..■■;,•, . '"JU' s. dv JSaperfor Adelaide Wine .. iVtj .V ..; 3 0 Martell's and Hennessy's Pale Brandy .. .. * 0 MartelTs and Etennessy's Dark Brandy ~ .. ~-*7igf Greenlees and Colvffle's Whisky .. .. .. 3 6 Campbelton Whisky.. '..•.. !' ""»'?«. Dnnville's Whisky .. .i «*••: •• • • 8;« Westlndiaßum .. ..i .■..,.. •• ••; 8 :gf Sherry Wine, really good .. .... .. ..»,•:>"■ 3 Superior Sherry .. .. .'. ... .. * t J» OldPortWine ■'..: iWj .. ■•• '" * V Superior Old Port Wine (Sandiman s Four, Dia- ( - mond) .. '.. .-. •• . ••. •■■ •• ,-"... > The above are all bottled the premises. ' IN CASE.., ~.... .-. -: -:■;■ ! Genuine Brands. Per bottle* ■" o vr.w'tM Hennessy's Brandy .. ' .. • • .. ..6 0 Martell's Brandy .1 ... ii .; , k 6IJ O.i Geneva, JDKZ, large ,: \ -..., .;.,» : .■ ■ • I.•• j*:■ «: Geneva, JDKZ, small .8 «v t Old Tom, Booth's and and Burnett's .. ..4 0 Fine Old Rum .. 6,Ql Dunville's Whiskey .. .. ..',.'.. .. 4 0 Champagne No. 2 .. .. ' '..' .. ..6 6 Champagne No. 2, pints ......,..•, ..,;,3 *0 Champagne, Jacqueson's .. .. ~. ~. s ii 0 Champagne, Jacqueson's, pints .. .. ' .. ,8 0 Claret, St. Julien '.. i.. ...': w/»H .Vtf»>W* Australian Wines, very best brands ; .. , j?. j3.;'6 Townsend's Sarsaparllla ... ~.., ••! ~.••.f 5.,0r English-Ginger Wine.. .. .. ..■.."SO1 English Cinnajnon Cordials ' .. .'.'■'■;.' S ■ O' 3 Ale and Porter, London bottled,: best brands ~ liiSq I Rum, Brandies, and Whiskeys sold by the gallon; •jverproof, warranted the same as from bonded store. ' Assorted cases of the above made up for families and picnic parties. ■... .'j ' ■ ; . ■■ ■' pa& I Liberal allowances made, to wholesale purchasers. Baiss 1 Burton Ale on draught, v.rdi , ~ Terms—Strictly Cask. ( .*^ o j .>ijo(o ME FAULDEE, Siole Coptract^riolo the City' Council for the Emptying pfEartt^f, Closets, Privy Boxes, Cesspits, ,&c, is prepared ±6 at tend punctually to all requests regarding the above, ! Porsons desiring, to'have the. said, places attended to, '^ either weekly, fortnightly, or otherwise, can have^tha/T same done1 by leaving a notice either verbal or written^ |g :- with- the Inspector ol Nuisances, Citr Council Offce',"* Queen-btreet. ..: , J no >':■<.■■• v ;'' '•'■■ ' - ' '"'' t m■- ' • ,P; • T 11' ■*■ ' ■ ' >it< : ■ -■'■■'' j New Zealand Steam Coffee Mills . t*"..g ~.,'ps^AKLisHßD 1864.] , llj(1 tirerrgfiib XJ» Have. orr'Hand and for; Sate:— ;!! h., r Coffees-4llftw and Boasted/ Plantation, Java, HiOTr 1. I in bond, and duty pai* II :: ' > ! n^' H Coffee, packed in lib, ,21b> 41b,! 61b, 71b; Mb, ltibtH' I Sib, and 601b'tins' .. . • ~,;,;, ~-r yds •'Pipers; black and wnitW, whole tir'ground . . Peppers, packed in J-lb ttasiand upwards [io tiov.MJq™* Peppers, Cayenne, 102 cruets and bulk iohq }n§in*MH Mustard; Colman's J-lh, lib, and 71btins n m a , !f hud Curry Powder, Morton's, Cross & Blackwell'l and •„ Bengst, in Riband lib bottled : :' a ""f , Chocolate and Coooa, Frys'sj Taylor's, arid Epp"» m;V/is J Chocolate, French, lib packets . . .. ;. d/J ,\valk Airowroot, lib and 71b tins . ■ ■ f,, J ,io Nutme?, whole' or ground, id tins or'bulk1 ', ,H „ . 'Clbves do do.- :'. >'do ■c ''' " »f flOt Ginger *do .do .So: ';. .>!■ : in tvt Cajrraway do do . do !-, !■/.> Xtß" Cinnamon do ,do do r.,., , v ( Pimentoi f>:fibJni >r ■■-■ ' do' J n iria7J l '"™r Mfaod Spices, in l<w. packets, plain and fancy b6x«k .''/•» Mixed SRiceyin.tina, assorted sizes bH w l.sience of EemQnand Assorted Egsenpes. ... n j* -*$%& Grtttnd^Rice.i iritfirfoll packets' IIJ £»M I»« Cblcpry.^arry'sLaine's.andColoniail'- *«a BBW oue • •!, •■[ Fui, ! ■■■.;-■,'■■,■ -tVI (in v/d bhioik oil« '■ .. . - D. „ St,epliensQH,B,nd 06:^ liion 9*» WHOLESALE, CPVFEE •& SPICE .MJByBQHAJJTSat I ;i -\ Wyn-dhamstrbet. ArjdfeL^Np' "i : . r.^tr.*)!ll MADE EA^S'f"!! ,fd JAND-EGOTOMT M r.FACTFRER, DARNELL, AUCKLAND; a&ol Begs to call the attention;of the Trade and the.publlOj r ,|[.J in jgenerßpto^his Various brands of SOAP, which for■.: ..„ excellence1 of quality cannot be surpassed. • °'- '■ r' ~.' j ■..Hojjsphold.Soap, agopd cheap Soap r 'i>: j '•''-"j" ■ j Nofc2 , ■„,. .r a superior qualttyjSqap; ;■,..) -jiw • Al '. • 11,, ' being tile best Soap made, and should be in every family,'as its washingqualities arejreally Al, and for durability is unequelled. * 1 i ASK FOR-ALIrENDER'S Al SOAP. .Ana see that you get it, as one trial will be enpugßJ . f.o, secure Its constant use. _, SOFT SOAP Is also manufactured on trie premise*, [which. for maohinery, wool-washing, &c, in equal in quality to the imported article. .....-■■ ALL3SN DER' S PTJR IFI ED 10 IIXBT) 1 CANDLES, ' .', .. ".•/._ a is Are admitted by all to be the best in the'market, and'; ,$ are guaranteed to burn longer than, sperm. ■ ' -'~"{ To accommodate customers heias takenan offiwi''*'* in Fort-street, next door to Messrs S.. CocHRANE ; AJfPiw)w Son's Auction Mart,,wh'ere orders'can beleft, whictt , ; .,, a will have prompt attention. -\ '. .'' .. ; ,j FARNELIi.:STJL&.M 80AP.& CAUDLE IWOBKft'"1 ''* 12th September. 1874; , , ..,.;: . .! -.)•/;j-••.••: ;.i '■••aIJ