Printed.;aiic}^pubßsh^d -by'the proprietors GfiOßqw'l uMcPi;lla;g_^ Re^d, of North .Shove' aud rHiiNRy, ~.;<! Brett; 'of!.Tfcrnelt at ltheir"Geher'al^team " -.r ~, Offing Wyndtiarin street^ tothe fHty m%wOSO. , New Zealand :— .isib&uad. w Wail tara *«w TIIUUSD.^Y, SJAROH SO, li%

tm mmim sear, thttlsday, march 20, i 873



_ Auctions, WEDNESDAY, i&ARCH 26. TTNUSSE R VE'I)LL; IMPORTANT AND EXTENSIVE SALE J 'OF i CITY AND SUBURBAN FREEHOLD ... . iPROPERTIES. , ;/; ,'" { CORNER OF QUEEN STREET AND KATANGA ~ ~ j. , CORNER OF QUEEN AND MARMION STREETS CORNER OF VICTORIA ' AND HOBSON I '■' ! 'Z-. kAA '■ STREETS/ r"J ;f A;' f\ \ ALLOTMENTS IN HOBSON STREET, | WELLESLEY STREET,;- , • ''.. SALE STREET, PONSONBY ROAD, COLLEGE STREET, ST. MARY'S ROAD, FARMS-ONEHUNGA, MOMOKOPvtKI 'A ,'.'.', v-■■ "nMANGAWAI,. )?■". .V " ; Eeo., •' ' Etc.', ': 'Em .._.!' .__ THE Subscribers have received in structions from Mr Pa^rlckJDarby to sell, at. the Land Mart, Fort street, on Wednesday, 26th Majrpty, at twelve o'clock, THE FOLLOWING VALUABLE PRO /:' A A . ; .PERTIES, Viz.:, • H OT ONEHUNGA-Farm oi '40 acres,' bein^ paTt of the Hillsboro Estate; fenced I iri,' -laid down in grass, and having a Cottage of four rooms erected .thereon. It adjoins Mr Hayr's farm, and-js [situated immediately)j opposite , the -Pah, .the . ■._ j property of. T. Russell, Esq., __ -, , ~ ■._ ... : . ..-_.. QUEEN STREET AND KARANGAHAPE ROAD , . -^Corner Allotment,, having frotitages of 73 feet Queen street, and 73 feetl to the Karangahape Road, by a depth of 99 feet."•'.• ■' •"-&• QUEEN A_ND MARMION STREETS—Corner Allot ment, adjoining the Rev T. Buddies property ; 48 feet 9'inches frontage to Queen street, and .. . M 84 to MarEaion street.-; <|o .J_ '\ ..I ' >A ' HOBSON STREET—Allotment immediatelyopposite the Governor Browne Hotel, -2S feet frontage. ■> 'ii WELLESLEY; STREET-Alldtment at the. junction 1 of Wellesley and Drake' streets, and fronting.the New Harbour Terrace, 49 feet' frontage' to Wellesley ) street, with blacksmith's shop and •:. i dwelling-house thereon: v! .'_. •'". i! lJ:. 1 SALE STEEET.-i-Four Original Allotments/contain ing qvsr quartfeT of ari'aefe: each, -aiid beingl NoS1. 23, 24, 25j 1 and;- 26, of Sefetion 39, each 59 feet 5 inctes frontage to Sale street, by a depth of 198 . fee*. .lot 23,. having also a frontage of 16 feet 6 iricles to Cook street. " ' -- — PONSONBY ROAD- Two, Allotments opposite All Saints Church. :comma6difag__an unrivalled view of th« City and Harbour, and having frontages of 33 feet each by depths of 102-feet. - COLLEG3. _ROAD r Six-AHotments,-, Nos.. 4 to 9, ad joining "Mr Frfencti's pr6pe_.ty,! anil" opposite Mr _ Tole's residence, Aye having frontages of 33 feet, ..■lAand, : ©ne laving; 36 fsetS ibchtes frontage* •%'a, uniform dejith of.lOOiieej;.; f, ■,■ yI• ) / I DUBLIN STR_EET 7 -Fout[All6'tniepts, Nos. 19, 20 23, and 24, each 33 frontage, by 100 feet deep, situated at the back" br "the College street pro -iZVfxty; -~: Vi o'JPAI ALU* A ST_ .MARY'S ROAD—Three AUotments, junction if College.street and ,St. Mary's Road,.N6s. 12; 13i , tfi^Pfl IA. each 33 feet frqntage to St. Mary's Pvoad ; and No. ,14, also has a frontage 0t.1*9. feet to , Dublin street.',, ,%MJ Allotment -,57,-' opposite Mr , T. Cttnpinghalm's residency, 36' feet frontage to St. Mary s Road, and 100 feet to St Francis of Sales street,.- ';" , : ''.'.. '. '.'.: MOUNT -ST. MARY-^AllotmentS: 164- and 165, front ing the Waitemata Harbour, 64 feet to London ...... street, by, ,151 feetdee]); adjoining ,the properties "of Messrs Calvert' arid G. S.: Graham; arid im mediately below the residence of Mr G. W: Jones. VICTORIA ANJ). .HOBSON STREETS-Corner Allotment,4(Meet Sihches to'HobsSbu1 street, and 57 feet 3 inches.to Victoria atroot, hpiu uuaer lease, with a purchasing clause. KOMOKORIKr-Allotment 96 and part pf9s, con taining 200 aeries.-.]■" .',/> )A i!' >i£-OT MANGAWAl—Allotment" _No. 62, Parish of Manga wai,. containing 61 acres-1 rood,.near ,tpMajor Moir's-farm.' ■> '•■ ■> - * - Vj l-.'lAtlAHi MATAKANA-rT^qT^llot^ents./Nos. 61 and 62 of the Village', contairiirig 7 "acres 0 rood 30 perches. 1 Also, Three AllotmehtsiTNoij. 51, 59,.an,d__58, con-_ eqt^iping,6"jcreH lTbod%. p^rChas. [\ I J ( \ Q RAGLAN—Allotments, 2 the town pf Raglan, containing"! acre'^ foods lo perches. Terms i-^-Oue-half ,Cash onthe-faUoMhe^hammer ; the otherlialfcaifremain'diim'ort^ageatij'per cent per annum. ■ otli ia Hoy, [L*—mZA>Au?, Xli r|' N.B.— TheSjAluctiorieeri! =beg. to'- inform' intending purchasprs that the a,b ; oyje Prop ef tie s^a^e ~npw pegged off and flagged, and^WOTaa'sollHt inspection <as'the sale is positively With,out Ri_j^ee.ye,- J_piie.Plans can now be seqn at.tfye ; Auc'tiori IKaA^\Ai\-A.j \AA ,'Z i-.o'E onh A/A ■•-'_■' ,l'A'ii::U '-.iint .. SAMUEL CpCHRA^E'^SON;'^' ' .'.j..',";'.■ •A-



New |Zea«l?yid, .Steam , Coffee, Mills. ' * Esta__!l_,ish^;i(;J_.B64.] D STEPHENSON & CO. • • Have on Hand and, for Sale :— r Coffees—B&* a'&dJEoisted, .PiaritetibnT,MJ&va/ Native in bond and duty paid , Coffeq,.packed, i^llb,^2lb,, 4lb, fill?, tflbr 121b,r l<Hbf • ■> -Wb/Wdsolbtins A '-"-"- - - Peppers, black and whiter whole or groun.d Pepperpj'ipae^eg iid^lb tins.£i£d_ripw!Wd§'" Z. I All <)'.; Peppers, Cayenne, ioz cruets_and bulk Mustard, Cobban's.J-lb, lib, apd 71bJbins~ ~_ Curry Powder^ Morton's, Cr'o33 '' &-■-BlickWeU's and Bengal, in J-lb and lib* bottles ChocolateandCo^a.-Frjf'iL-Tay^loriS/^nd'Epp'a'jrtO .V Chocolate,'Frehi.ii,'lib packets,.' „■. ',' : tfliiiO' Arrowroot, lib and.7ib,tirifc' ' '.'., A■■ . '~ ' JJ. *\ Z.'.,'_'_, Nutmeg, Whole'or ground, in tin's.pr bulk' .. .','".'. ClbVes f-Ao ."il ':.dd-^ , Ado :yAA.yZ'J\ Ginger"'' •dp ;''" :,'o®l '."'dp',;. ■' ''AJZZ'} Caitaway do Jilo'' ' do " ' " •'.'"''.,. Cinnamon do do do ' JJ'"' Pimento do do "' do Mixed Spicesyin loz. packet^.rplairi anil fancy boxes Mixed Spice, in tins, assorted sizes . < r i - ~\ Essence of Lempn imd Ajssorted Essfencd -' -■ -'• \\~i Ground Rice, in tinfoilpackets.,.,, ■_~ f..-_iojss ort.l -AJ Chicory,' Barrtfs Laine's,and CplbniaL /i .-{.:!_h-j._.....•/' n ' ''" ' ' '"§1 St^^^^ffqJ t x[.. r.":' tn WHOLESALE COFFEE & -SP-ICE' MERCHANTS "W YNDHKSt 'Street. ■AvcKiJajscd ' bohtlTn-p.. '";6!M:m'Snt; •'_£ FRfeSH- CoUsifGNli^EGT'-OF ' P 0 R T L A N -D-'-OE M EJSPvTi ,:> T '^FIRE-BRICKS', __?IREJtILEB; ' ; v rl ' PLASTER OF - PARIS,, KEENfS .CEMENT, And all Kinds OF BUILDJE^' ~AAAJT. E R I, A L S . I 'always on-^hand' ■ •'! „_ t .KEANE & JENKINSON, 7 / T* ip 1 aster&:; § E'ai#r\ |rp,r r -.viioqoi'J i9?}ftrbfiftt)Street EAst.V"',.'I.',';l^ y ii ,:-,-,•< *.r.o.;^ /..«-.^. ;■;.'■'-■-■•■ itffiTtrfß'iF-nre'tt .CiOs'iii J'ladlA fin. hi-'oiaiV lo -joti'i 10 snifrt/Ia oiiidiiw ,S_A DiDiL IfiiTf- «J oia .«w ■ ffQ ,'. I „ -:■: > ,;.l'.' X) lJiadep signecLTiai jjgjgfe;recjeii\red.;' X,;,,! ex.-Warwick,>a,Splendid uiShipiHentfr.'Ofi'itH&'1 above*; epmprising-, : ; ..,j co I wrlq ou oi \i-rAii gull* si Saddles, Bridles (Ladies' and Gents') Hunting, Buggy,-Gig, 4-Horse, and Cart Whips """ "! Spurs, Ladies' and,Gente',Fancy^Bits and^tirrups Curry, Mane/and Clipping Combs *'' "*' Dandy, Spoke, Water, Body.-Compo, Shoe and : j Brushes AAA ?,'"■] J / ''' .r< . ;! i' Thongs, Legpngs^,Pple;C^ialii^,anfl, -y,\'>\ // [',<_ IMPROVED SHIFTTNGLDRAUGHT CART ;.:■; .:.;; ;[[* Wftiothwlalt A :A\ ~. , ,iv-M .-{ Lowtest Cash Prices. .n'.'o-uo More t6 ' Ajirive pe!r :EDnAußott Castile: ''.: ':'! ..... _"- , I_T ',-' .-;;..•;!.-/ ; Oifiii;;!;!? ■:T_Tv7t«_i ..j..:;i, ) ..;ih'. i'J J,,!,: r:-ii__(i_l.'l w j 'il ",uu/;it I BADDLER, HARNESS-MAKERj & IMPORTER, _uit)3u(_)_jyi/A



*ra» mf^m -Miscellaneous. , *«». , J^"OTICE is hereby given fcbat if a sufficient number of applications from Candidates for Examination is made before the 20th inst. the Examiners will attend in Auckland on or about the 27th inst. to hold an Examination' for Masters and Mates' Certificates. Forms of application, and full particulars, may be obtained at the Custom House., ~ W. SEED, Secretary of Customs (Marine Branch). ! Wellington, 12th March, 1873. BQAED AND RESIDENCE ?fbr two or three Gentlemen, or a Lady and Gentle man, in a private family.—Apply to Mrs W. Arthur,, Upper Queen-street. PERSONAL. ' THE* Mr Thomas1 Adams''who soldi some Land on the Croat Barrier Island in August, ISG7, will much oblige by calling at the office of Messrs Samuel Cochrane & Son, Auctioneers, Fort street. ! TAEtiftS & WILLCOX '' ' VHAYE OiTSALE," '* Ex HSpjo, 'TaeanAiu, and Natal Queen, ; H'gOOLjsacKsLMaize >An Ar.A, ~.Z..,. 260 „ Oats (potatoo) , ~.,, 100. .„, Wheat (for Fowls) , ~ ■ ■'■' '185 J,,-- Bran 1 L- ■* ■ " ' "• 106 ~ Sharps 20 oases Port Cqoper Cheese 13 „ Bacon and Hams (McConnell's) 20 kegs Butter. , , . J.AKINS &, WILLCOX, Durham street.



P EOS PECTUS ',' 1 i OF '. THE ' • AUCKLAND IRON AND STEEL COM ' a ■ PANY(LiMiTEb)." - To be Incorporated under the Joint Stock Companies '■ -, ;Act,.lßao. . .1 ','.. CAPITAL—£IOO,OOO,^n 100,000 Shares or £1 each. Provisional Directors : John Henderson, C.E. (Engineer for Messrs Brogden and Son), Wellington «—— Thomas T. Masefield (Masefield and Co., Engineers), Auckland William Lodder, Engineer, Auckland F. M. £. Biookfiead, Auckland . .1.1 Robert J. Creighton, Auckland. Solicitors : Messrs Whitaker and Russell. ■}~ .i.RjVKEEjEiSi: Bank pfNpwjZealand." . ,' Secretary : John Mowbray. '(:>..•>• i rT "~ ' ']'•-. iThe object of'this Company is" to utilize the Iron Stone and Iron Sand which abound in this Province, by converting them into cast iron and malleable steel iron, by the process of manufacture successfully tried at Onehunga by the original promoters of the Com pany.'ll'' "' '-1-' Samples oi;. .their iron have been, submitted to the severest tests by practical mechanics, arid iri variably '. pronounced to l^ equal, in grain aijd toughpess to the best li6ifiH6olr dnd Swedish iron. It is proposed to raise sufficient capital for the ; purchase of machinery, and' for the erection of the I necessary plant and buildings, at a site to be dete-* ---i mined as being most convenient for obtaining a supply of the Iron Sand, Iron Ore, and Coal. A careful esti mate has been made of the cost of a plant suited for the purpose]' of 'manufacturing Pig Iron,-[aud Mer ehants.Ba'r Iron, together Willi land arid builSings; and the amount is £15,000. The whole of the machinery can be supplied in Auckland. • This would include :— 'I 'High-pressure"Steam Engine, 100-hbrse power nominal 1 Hot-blast -Furnao-fi. compute.; ■_ Puddling Fiirnances 2 Mill Furnaces ; 1 Rolling Mill, 10-inch train .cl-SteataHamirier1; 3 Ccike Ovens ' I ':'-''"'. I 2 Pair Shears ; 1 Straightening Press Land,- Buildings,; * Freight; Commissions, and Contingent Expenditure. 1 Tfie Plant„as enumerated,,would bespfficienJ.as a beginning, 'iiria would admit of eft'enSioli'at an'ytline. I The following is an estimate of the weekly produc itifln.pftfinished.Bar Jrtmj leaving .6ut, of tabulation altogether the yield of Pig Iron from the Blist Fur nace— an lestim^be founded nponexyeiilance;/-''' Five Puddling Furnaces, working five clays per week (one day idle for fettling, &c), and 1 spare Furnace,, 50- tonsv » '-RStiirn •ih'*eas¥,'';at'rfeW J#&'tori,i :£BOO. Wages per week—Puddling, per ton, including helper, 255, £62 10s ; Shiri'gieis,' dittb aitto;'£l2'los ; Rollers, .ditto ditto, 4s, £10 ; Engineers, £12 ; Stokers, £4— £16,; ,itwo Forge Labou^erg, Q%.; 15. tops; Coalji£l§o ; Raw MUt'erial, at "per toil, 4 3, £"100 ; Management, Contingencies, Office Rent, oear and Tear, &c, £100. Total, £4£s^->o'r, i T JI I HA "•". •'■ .'. U I '.'■ 0 Dr. 50 tons Mercfiant.BtelronV fjer; week, at '•' £16 per ton.. £800 0 0 Cr. Wages, Management, Interest, Coal, Raw Material, &c 455 0 0 Showing a weeflflytpfofitf of .. 345 0 0 Or, £17,940 per aiinuniT It will be seen that r np,.accqunt ofj,the; 1 pt'bflf!s 'ffdfci tlife iroh' produced by the Tirast Furnace whichi,t is_pii6posed • to-west,.^capable: oi- makirig ten tons of pig iron daiLy. r This i.tem,,Jiowpy.ei-,, will add considerably % th'e'proflts of the"undertaking.1" ' ) The raw unateiiaiiS'-estimated! inextess/of; what it iis likely to cost; and, with regard.to. coal, which is estimated to cost'£2'pertbni it lias been ascertained ithat Buller Biver Coal, Waikato, and Bay of Islands jCoal could be delivered at the works at £110s per ton, Iwith certainty. But a niO'st"valuable seam of coai Shaving been discovered close by the site of the pro posed works, the saving on that item Tyill n^cessayijy be very.gris)at> A", 'J. ¥.. Aa A '•> .1 a 11A I The Promoters have secured the right to use all Iron Sand and Iron ,Stone f .wy.hin the Manakau Harbour, the property Of' the Ct'otra, free of royalty. There is an unlimited supply of Iron Sand and 1 Hfematite Irbn fOre,T a_9 WeU 'within as -(Without the 1 Manakau Heads; and the Provincial Government have by letter expressed Jiheirfreadinerpsi to lease in 1 terms of the Public Reserves Act any portion of the Wo^t r Cojast„liriP up£er,Provinc.i^l.C9utrpl,which r tl)e Prpmtftejtfc br the-Companyt mayl require in-tie'pro secution of their enterprise. I The pr^ce p.f Barron4s estimated-alppye at £1,6 per ton, the ltfwest- ptice 1 al? 'which' it- has" ivet been 'sold for in Auckland being from £14 to £16 per ton. The current rate.is ,£2o,per f ton ~ca^h • ,£22..per ,-ton at three months'', an& tne general tendency is forwards. 1 The cost of producing Merchant Bar Iron is, after making the m9st.jliber.al allowance .for expenses of all kinds, £10'per'ton.*' Takihg' the iron "as selling on tjie spot for £16 per ton, a large and certain return is assured. The demand for Iron is daily increasing owing to the extension of ' railways, mining, ship building, and other branches of manufacturing in dustry. The certainty of finding a market fpr all tjiat)caairbeprtoaiffce\l ife'i'dirib't-thdrefbtebe'&bubtid. ' As a legitimate investment for capital, Shares in the AnCklhndi Iton'arid Steel GOMpaMjf, _E_iriH*ed,! aire without arivpl. . It -U.altpgeth^ri^rjee^rpmthe.spepvi lative unfeeftaihty Of'goramiriirig*. The Supply "of the yrq.w material of manufacture being on the surface, renders it less costly to procure that any other niineral deposit, while tlie "demand for the manufac tured article is, practically, without a limit. 150,000 Shares of th§ pyppofjed JcppitaLof the Com~ pfiny raK'Bffeuea to( .tHe'public. >M{i'dAseTm&ve "dpposit to be paid on application ; 2s 6d. per Share on allotmetfVf/^n^s-3<l^Lf?hfrr^\Kthl»'6i^'riidnths 7150 m allotment", in calls not exceeding 2s. 6d. The Tqmaining 10s. is to be called up (if required) in calls not exic)_!edi_igias'.'_fia_!Bacri,' it perl<sds of hOt-lessTthan frvyo months. |If)jt_ proposed toiipfy to^hfeP-roiflotei-s/as scion as he Co mpany is in a position to,erect machinery, tlie ?sum of £2,000 in^oash/'and M^llot'iiiettt B,ooofully paid-up Shares ; the remaining 42,000 Shares to be heldsiir trust tonAthe -Oompariy'. 'The -Promoters biiid '/themselves not to pl/ice, their, Shares on the market liwtil the plant is-in J Wotkin'g*br3efi; and engage to assist in carrying on tlie works after the start, at a salary to.bg agrepd .pponwith the Directors;; apdltfo convey £6 the "Company for its use their rights and privileges in a Patent for the working of Iron Sftnd and Iron Ore applied for by them. On one-fourth of the required capital being sub scribed, a Ceneral Meeting-of-the Shareholders will be convened to elect a Board of Directors and pass Rules for the management of the Company, and also to make arrangements for the vigorous prosecution of the works. £, A) }\ J.1 A .11 - The Provisional Board' or Directors is principally 'domposed of practical men, who, having satisfied themselves, give ttieir services to further this national undertaking*.. »■ y g y,c\ -,\ CI V A Y. A B 3TAi -fpplifcatl'on*! fbr Shares made to the' Company's Secretary, Mr. John Mowbray, No. 44, Queen-street, Auckland, up to tho 14th day of March, 1873, will be numbered as received, and Slferes allotted on approval by! the Directors, immediately after the jreceipt of Sopthern applications, Auckland February 8,1873. i



' Mereliandisev *« HALL SMITH'S ANTIBILIOUS AND LIVER PILLS . The best Aperient known, Tonic Alterative,' and Purifying, containing no Mercury. Extract; from letter: —" Sir— I haveg reat pleasure in stating; that through the aid of your Antibilious and Liver Pills (using one or two doses a week) I have: been restored from intense suffering, arising from torpid liver, loss of rest and appetite, nervousness ancl general disarrangement, to the possession of; perfect health. I also observe that the Pills have . ~ a piarked diuretic effect, giving 'great relief to the kidneys."' ' ' * ' ■', SMITH'S WORM POWDERS. The enormous Sale of these Powder is still in creasing. Extract from letter: —"Sir—After trying' every known remedy upon my children for worms I was at last fortunately induced by a neighbor to try a packet of your Worm Powders. I used them. according to the directions, and the result was so astonishing that if I had not been an eye-witness I would not Have believed it. , I am pleased to ': .state that since- using: them ;my children' have recovered their locks, health, and appetite ; in. short, a shilling packet, has saved me pounds' worth of medicine.''Please send by bearer a packet of Powders, as I wish to give them to friend." Also to be had, SMITH'S RHEUMATIC MIXTURE, Cough Mixture, Diarrhoea and Dysentry Mixture, and ■ Hair Restorer, DENTISTRY AND ARTIFICIAL TEETH. Toothache Drops. Pbopsietor : G. SYDNEY SMITH, Chemist, Etc., APOTHECARIES* HALL, 226, QUEEN STREET. j 1.-..Thk.be Doors Belowjthe.'Citv _Hai_i__ '



THISTLE WHOLESALE AND RETAIL WINE AND SPIRIT STORE, QUEEN STREET _P_.U_._B LI C N. OTI CE. P. DASBY TN returning thanks to the public -L for the liberal patronage he has received since opening the BOTTLE DEPARTMENT, begs to state that he has on hand a Choice Selection of Sctebior .Ports, Sherries, and AdeiaiD'e'' WiirasV also, Verdeilho and Australian Ports, which he intends to offer at the Lowest, Possible Remunerative Prices for Cash. '"• ■■ ■ • ■'. > .r. LIST OF PRICES. Per Bottle, s. D. j Superior Adelaide Wine .. .. ... _.. 3 0 | Martell's and Hennessy's Paie Brandy .. ' «v '■'4' 0 I Martell's and Hennessy's Dark Brandy .. ..40 Greenlees and Colville's Whisky 3 6 Campbelton Whisky:. ; '„/,•,. i 3 6 Dunville's Whisky ' 3 6 i West India Rum 3 0 | Sherry Wine, really good i 3 6 _ Superior Sherry .. .. .. . • ..46 i Old Port Wine -,/..,.. .;. .. .. .. 4 0 [ Superior Old' Port Wine (Sandiman'z Four Dia mond) •• ..5 0 The above are all bottled the premises. ~._.■-; IN CAPJS. , , ■ .'_...". i --Genuine brands. Perbottlei s. D ; Hennessy's Brandy .. 5 0 \ Martell's Brandy .. 5 0 j Geneva, JDKZJterge 4 6 ; Geneva, JDKZ, smpi >'..' !.<■ .< '.'. 3 0 I Old Tom, Booth's f«d and Burnett's .. ..4 0 ! Fine Old Jamaica Rum 5 0 i Dunville's Whirfey .. .. 4 0 I Champagne _N"o !2- ..' -A '■■~ .. ..5 6 J ChampagneXo. 2, pints 3 0 j Champagn-s, Jacqueson's 5 0 j Champas-ie, Jacqueson's, pints 3 0 I Claret, §t.< Julien •■ .. ... ..... .. 30 I Australian Wines.' very best brands .. .. 3 6 ! Townsend's Sarsaparilla .. 5 0 j English Ginger Wine 3 0 J English Cinnamon Cordials .. .. ..20 ; Ale and Pqrtbr, London bottled, best brands ..13 Rum, Brandies, and Whiskeys sold by the gallon ; i overproof, warranted the same as from bonded store. ', Assorted cases of the, above made up for families ■: and picnic parties. ! Liberal allowances made to wholesale purchasers. 1 Bass' Burton Ale on draught. Terms—Strictly Cash.



I Guinness's X X Dublin Stout. I .... OCTOBER BRRW. ] TAMES OLDHAM hereby informs it! his customers and the public that he has re ceived per Caducous, direct from the Brewers, 20. CASKS of: this abovd CELEBRATED STOUT, which' •he offers at | 4s. per Gallon, or 10s. per Dozen. i I At his Store,!. ,Hrofe Stpmt , Auckland* s . hpiIOTOG-KAPHY. ! o. eeTfeen, Artist & photographer, j 193, QUEEN STREET, AUCKLAND, • Rooms over Mr "K'i no's Chemist. I Fartes-dc-visite taken the best style at 12s 6d per dozen ; 7s Gd per half-dozen fortraits Painted in Oil and Water, Colours in a style unsurpassed in tlie colonies. " N (Ft-I-C *E. '"* MpHE public are informed tbat I bave ■' UL.,. obtained^, License frem the.City, Council Oflice for the Refh'oval'of RliWbish' or Night koil.' Tlid lbwest irice charged, and satisfaction guaranteed. ; Orders may be left atl the City-Council Office ; or at Mr Sceats' British Hotel. ABEL FLETCHER. J VENETIAN >'ffifflt&8 y falßE GA.UZE, AND PERFORATED ZINC BLINDS. CiANK-bl had'-at fhfe!'AiiddWd' Venetian' Blind Manufactory, Shortland-street, of any dimen sions, in-'anyntuMbet^'Withhi a given'time, of the BEST QUALITY, AND AT REASONABLE prices;// a % ouiirv yd AtyAiAiiA^ f ', fcjgrSENT TO All PARTS OF NEW ZEAI»AND< j tta oMulmlfifoitfl ,m 'i '. \'<: rri 1.... s! f-ni'tt. L n-d 110 Z.A V re, •Jb^^fffcH.-BUSBYy ir.di »4 V .d,-J<; I Practical Blindrn^akef ApjlWire-workier,, piany years,. (established °at' City "Road, London, manufacturer of every.'descripUoniof Window-ißlinds,' Plain and Orna^-' toental Wire, W0rk,.,.,, , (I ; ~ - vf , n ,;j... ,_■ ~.-,.., •;.- ; I Old Blln'ds cleaned', altered, repaired an ' painted, raw aim ioq tnuiti-jQ ■_■>■■; ■■.bm'.i'i IthYA ':•> sin mil i j ''»'■' -"VENETIAN'-HOTTSE/- 1," ffr '"' ! SHORTHAND STREET; 'JAvCttA&D. "'" ' l~ T° CATER 1 (Mh Crbiibig's)'^Ot^lL' ,tf t»n FINE r: ART 'PHdTO'GRAPITIb 'GAfXERY, Qu^en strept,,A_vickland, has much'pleasure in iriform-. ing his friends and t^ie public,,generally that he has. purchased'thb'Photographic Business sO'lbhfe darr'ied' on Jpyi_X}x.,C?Q__nbie);iflpAhaTingsei_urea.th,dsßrvl4eß of: an Experienced .Operator, feels warranted in stating: that hfeywiirrecleive< every civility arid 'attention, as' wpll as^jf^pjfts^ a»d .artisticipoittaits at Ms hands, and,'that no jjains will be spared to. give entire satisfao-, tion.'- j'J.' C;' begfct'b'a.iiriorirfc.e 'tha.t his arrilrige'ih^n ts' for taklrig.lnstantaneousuPortraits-::ot Children are now; fflffSj. ,u^n:iL lojohigu; ~■■-:„.■ -■„:■-.. A,.'-.' ttrfoum h^i^^QU-^^^Amitr.J . a,



hi BJRAND:.. RICK <<&• FISCHER.:' '■'- '■• i/ '~ j 1;..,;... .[<_•_ ~_■ 9;!J ;{)'j_.;.uj iih.gH ; _■■_.• J ll'jl-J~-.J'i T:,H.I S universal .and (excellent celebraf,ed r brand qf Rick. Agix>. FisbHtekV is now to be had on Draught,'in Bottjej or by the YLeg/itom:,:-,. lluoa idl elii-A-tin • :m:d '■>'■ A'-. ! , °,7t JOHN- SCEA'TS,v'BRITISH HOTEL, ?dI ,r, ' p.-Ju'.i i-.iL'idiilQjfflß&i&fcVlWU* ■ 'il li'-'ti f'ovht j, __ yorflfe^yvrofiPmnjended ; by, .the faculty.t f;i«■;/ ■.■ .1 .' j ;...;; 7kh i 111 u:i OltO fflsj^/nfnil OWj f«Mi f)SJhi(t/d : 6 hhds. Rum Shrub, 30 0.p., for special.Use of. the.. i. Jewish fraternity. ;.■_.<•_ ..J.!-1..,'1.. !■ .'1 djulj y.».u..i oy._i •ni.r.r.'t 1 >i.A (k SS'&' OpTCEt, 2&0, 'George' V_^i'stteet?Syd«^,'N:s.%., TPrihterrs,Srbkers;Wew^ andn^dyertisungf.. AgentSi _■ .Miliar 'and.-Ridh&fd's ExtraJgWd -Metal , Types.. Prqsse? -and Printing. MiltfeffaW'-hlwa^s" in 1 'stock ; ,rallb, "fW IT B? f Fleming & Co's celebratedll&inting.'lnks;j oJf v.' " ' Prompt attention to aU Qrders.rec,eiyed, direct,, ccbmpanied by drafts or reference1 to 'StdHfeV" fibus&B.' ThOBio^ALE, one^Whaleboat, 30ft. •*-{ -{JB-ApjJly t. Ji OIARH/Wat BitUdoft'OuiiCtfiKl' hoUllß*ta)6t._l>i<'H aitJ wl lOUZilo'ti, baumouh In i .UllijlfilO



; : t lOE GOOD CHEAP CLOTHING .-" . .1' i fUf GO TO THE • ■ i.irti -: ■ .-:,._■ • :.i .s . "•- : ■-' -■ "• ■' '•'.,, I , A'' I' MANUFACTURER, ___« ONLY CAN SUPPLY THE FITTING ARTICLE AT THE ' ; LOWEST PR ICE. aAIUII/ COOMBES' CLOTHING FACTORY 18 IN -A A,' HIGH' STREET, AND THE DEPOT IB THE CITY CLOTHING MAET, No. 80, QUEEN STREET.



GENTLEMEN'S HOLIDAY CLOTHING, Everything for the season for Men and Youths. '■..... , . . ~..-..> .A.A;. .~- . ' -■ -■!':-' IA -'' NEW SUMMER TWEEDS. lig&t' FASHIONABLE summer CtfOTHING SEASONABLE UNDERCLOTHING. i ,s;,tT.,M' : -M;;^,;R"- Ha t 's.\ AlUn Unprecedented Variety of Style and Quality." ORDERS EXECUTED ON THE SHORTEST REASONABLE NOTICE. .•!•, '"aA 7iAAI U ■■ <AZ . •..- Afj I ...:ZaA[ a, 7Z17. A M„.f.ii .A J ' '' ''. ■ ■ -: ■.'•<<.- Clothing Bought on the Premises ALTERED T O FI T ;' [ \ , — .v. a a as, At 1 s. Ay ■I ' r: A,rAe. .A ■>'■■> <•'!' '.'I Z'" ''' ' ■sjAMtr c l co 6mb c b ' j Til LOR; OUTFITTER, "! .rfuFi ;,:.;.r .".. "A *5i '"»' '>' n y.-;"1?-' '.ri.t_'-;;'- "'■!/:"i'.-Vv., ....i,>. .-. .-. .... ■.. "' ' ..--''• .'.'< 1 it r „;-, .iV v.._-AND.'"" ~'-' ':> - •-'.;„ •■ '- Jxntimii "":;-^ .--''RING ."V,. CL r .. j ; •,;'! "*, ,;r"' ■:'' j,:."', r !i". ',' . r '," A.' 1. ''"y 0 ,;- ;i;_;.^. \.iA"A'r>.V7..Aii:,l ' iujA nho-taiV .iaal oufii ,;_::.« .kVijiiiJe! heillA 31. ,-''•'••'' . j -j -io) aO^StaPMfl Q>kA UifAOj ■ii'll &.! ~.-.-ft i,l';-:. lici; V'!;1 ■■<'.< .n-jiuulj/iol) ItihAiUi'H Q'mdu .iou'tjii HOeiUAi '>:i.'o>! i3oq?<r, , l .wj/iui-jirt fcrn«.L .. .'.



Sewiiigf Machines, &c. Sewing Machines for the Million! THE BEST AND CHEAPEST il'"! IN THE COLONY AT MONTAGUE'S OELEBEATED FANCY BAZAAE, QUEEN STREET, AUCKLAND. * The "Defiance" Hand Lock-Stitch Sewing Machine; complete .;,. j --'""' TyiTHEXTEAS. ' ", ■'.'.' <..,■ , ■ -..,,"• , .-.,-.' '■'■':£• s." d. ; Price ... ..,. ... . ..-.. '..<< saifo 0; 0 'With Table ."._ ./ ... ~ , , :V - 6 W ° THIS Machine .has1, tieeui awarded1 seven BRIZE, MED ALS-at.the various .com-; petitive trials held iri Victoria arid New South Wftles,; and is generally admired for its elegance of finish, the. certainty pf: its doing all that the most expensive' ma- j chines are supposed:to perform; at one-half their cost, and its extreme simplicity, as children are, enabled to j work it equally as well as adults. THE " GEEMANIA M« SILENT: LOCK-STITCH SEWING | -a A, .. J MACHINE. \ vr\!'_-'-;'; Price".. .. .; ;.. •"-",.., £6 15. D,..-■ i With 19 pittas. " '■• This Machine has.obtained a world-wide notoriety, having been awarded Twenty-six Gold Medals. in Europe, and has taken Several Prizes in Melbourne, j Ballarat, and Geelong, anil is acknowledged by the Victorian Press as one of the Best and, Cheapest Hand Lock-Stitch Sewing Maohines yet submitted to i the public, " _, ",'.■,,.-, 'A.' ' '_. . '',','.■'„. J,.,..J'":A. ■'" Z t -r,<..'i. j A constant supply of "Needles, Cotton, and all j extras, on hand. An experienced Machinist always, on the premises j to instruct purchasers, and lessons given gratis, if i required to parties preferring, at their own.residences , In ordfer to .meet the requirements of all classes WEEKLY PAYMENTS WILE* BE TAKEN. Note the Address — r ~, , . , ~ r- > "\ < Montague's Fancy Bazaar, V../ < .QUEEN STREET AUCKLAND.,:' "P 0 E SAL; E, At-the Yards of the Undersigned— Puriri Posts Heart of Kauri Posts Heart of Totora Posts '~ ,•;.,,. ■_ Hobart Town Rails ■ "- Ti-tree Rails sft. Hobart Town Palings • '"• 6ft. do do . do . • Kauri Palings ._.♦.-. 40,000 sft. Hobart Town Palings, 14s 6d per 100 FENCING AT LOWEST RATES. ARCH ART) & BROWN, MECHANICS' BAY AND FIREWOOD WHARF.



JAMES OLDHAMi WINE, SPIRIT and TEA, IM PORTER submits the following Cash Prices, which on comparison he trusts will secure a fair share of public, patronage, in quantities of not less than two gaflons:— Wines— Port and Sherry, 255., 305., and 355. per dozen Ditto (in wood), 10s. Od., 12s. Gd., and 15s. per gallon . ■. •, , ■ , l ' •■) "■ Whiskey— Irish and Scotch, 365. to 40s. per case Ditto (in wood), 19s. to 21s. per gallon Rum— . - ... West Indian, 365. to 405.. per case , ; ■ 't J Ditto (in*wood), 18s. to 21s. per gallon Brandt— , ~ .. Cognac, 42S to 56s per case Ditto (in wood), 20s, to 225. 6d. per gallon Geneva— 30s. to 565. per case ;ales and stout— , , - jj English and Scotch per gallon, 9s. to 12s. 6d'i per dozen Ditto (Colonial), 3s. per gallon, 7s 6d per dozen .Whiskey— ■;• 1-. , ; .'_ • • .... 5 ; Colonial, 13s Cd per gallon :,.... k.J 1 ' Ditto (in case), 265. 6d. 1 Tea, Coffee, and all sorts of Groceries at equally good value. A single trial will prove the advantages offered by James Oldham, High street, Auckland. j P.S.—Goods delivered free of charge within six miles of the city. ■_ -, . .Jj —— —-, ~ ..." '.' /■'/..' .t_ 'j j MEDICO-BOTANIC DISPENSARY H. BRITTAIN, I CHEMIST, DRUGGIST,' AND MEDICAL r j HERBALIST, ' ~ '[ "',.'-,, . ~,, 65, Victoria Street, Corner ' .py,Z'Z,-_- A'. " Chapel Street. j Sole Agent for Dr, Coffin's ? Composition,. Stolpach Bitters, Antispasmodic', Diuretic and Female Restora tive Powders, Indian Pills, etc., etc , . , j A Ifresh supply, ot British and .American HERBS. I Proprietors of the far-famed WORM POWDERS; r'hlch are acknowledged tp be the most .marvellous' rid effectual remedy ever known, I;.'* . ./';,'; j*'** A few .copies of.Dr. Coffin's Guide,to Health ind Treaties,on Midwifery on Sale. ....;,'_,',.-".■ .... ~., AND CARPET j J ;n ,_ warehouse, /r^; , ;LI/ SHORTLAND-STREET.



;;¥INK'S; ; ;& ■HA..ii.L.;.; J' Have at present an-immense stock of every description of English.1 AntEiiidAN^AiJD Colonial-made I EURNITURE, CARPETS, FLOOR- - ' CLOTHS, &c.,' Which are all marked at exceedingly LOW PRICES.. Those about to furnish would do well to inspect the following lines before purchasing elsewhere :— WALNUT, ROSEWOOD, and MAHOGANY . .DRAWING-ROOM'- SUITES 10 A'.ZV iOAK, MAHOGANY AND RIMU DINING ROOM SUITES. . WALNUT 'LOO, OVAL, AND SHAPED > ' - ■' " ' TABLES, MUSIC STOOLS, CANTERBURY?, AND • r : ' !t' "'•" ;; WHATNbTS: l,n " '" ; ROSEWODO AND WALNUT CHIFFONNIERS ''. -. . MARBLE TOPS AND GLASS DOORS: '' '"- I CEDAR, RIMUi AND KAURI CHIFFONNIERS MAHOGANY, RIMU,' AND MOTTLED KAURI I : WARDROBES. •:;.-•. MARBLE WASHSTANDS AND TOILET TABLES . CHESTS OF DRAWERS, COMMODES, AND ! 1 TOWEL HORSES. . r STUFFED/CANE, AND' WOOD-SEATED CHAIRS ~, 1 GI^T QHIMNEY AND TOILET GLASSES. _> 1 ri')ll>!V..! tO (In great' Variety). '"■''. •'>■'■■ '-, iT j ■ IRON AND WOOD BEDSTEADS, v .»t . SPRING, HAIR, WOOL, FLOCKy AND ELAX I y ■ ~,, .. >.i ... MATTRESSES,,, .hlf.iii.) ■:iidh> ! FEATHER BEDS, STRAW PALLIASSES,". ; . ~ BLANKETS AND QUILTS, C A R!PE:T- R O O M . ii W. and H. have just received A LARGE CONSIGNMENT — OF THE •: ':'/ I ' NEWEST DESIGNS' W- [-- 1!-''' !' BRUSSELS,. TAPESTRY, VELVET- PILEji _AND KIDDERMINSTER CARPETS. FELTS, RUGS, MATTINGS, AND DOOR MATS TABLE COVERS. I ;FLO.O,R CLOTHS, ..-,' , .') T A<< ■ All widths, from yards to 5 yards. " ','"' I reps, Damask, lAce, and muslin " ■ •-■•■ ' CURTAINS. '■:^, '■ a <■> CRUMB CLOTHS,^DIMITY, FURNITURE, '' -V.'-i CHINTZES. ■ '' ' ,A: BRASS CORNICES AND CORNICE POLES,1 - FRINGES, GIMPS, AND FURNITURE ' • ; , n-r.' >. ~ TRIMMINGS " ' v-" l.'" '~: :'" '. • ' • OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. "" ..W. and H. having large, and convenient workshop , can manufacture every description of Furniture of the shortest notice. i>," rutnid. Jiiir.lAoti AGENTS FOR. ' THE GROVER & BAKER SEWING l % j -vflßO-il oMAPHINES, y h /iSAff ,4 Join > .llnstruction given to purchaser^ tiuliol A ; n-r.;' io ,uj_g ■■■-, ■;; _ j \d«dt,a y : \-ir r.n. ; , t Closoa.on S^u^ftys, ftftef Two o'clock. '. Z' ~



, v Miscellaneous. ~ iATmNGTBATfIING 1 BATHING 1 ' ALL HANDS A-HOY! ' i ; TURNOUT AND WTASIf YOURSELVES., THE SOLID-EOCK BATH is in Commission, Sept. 28, 1872: ••\' ; 'zSAWti TIMBER.; , , "': ■ UA¥N KAHPI,; Eough, Planed, T ongued, and Grooved, wholesale and retail, a the Mills,^Whangapoua;\and'!the Yax'ds, Custom- i house-street, Auckland. Contractors' and Builders Specifications cut'to' order on the shortest notice. '■"■'■'• '■'■ yiTGH CRAIQ,' Quee n-stre,et; Wharf _~ ,'. ■", ,-_' i--, •>>'■- '■'■ FIRE-PEOOF S^JFES. FOB' ' "SALE,, a 'bqyighmeni of Price's celebrated ' 'Fire-proof Safes, various sizes. . ,- . . - -j SAMUEL COCHRANE & SO^, . TIMBEE ON SALE at the Store. Breakwater "road."" Planed, Tongued and Grooved, 9xl and .0 x 1; also, a Splendid Assort ment ,of all sizes First and Second-class. Vessels loaded with despatch. . . ' ! \ ■ . ■■-*•■■■- o. A HARRIS. Nov. 80.1872. ME'FAULDEE, Sole Contractor to the.City Council for the Emptying of Earth ' Closets, Privy Boxes, Cesspits, &c., is prepared to at tend punctually to all requests regarding the above. Persons desiring to have the said places attended tt}, either weekly, fortnightly, or otherwise, can have the same done by leaving a notice either verbal or written with the Inspector of Nuisances. City Council Office, Queen-street.^ ' ! TO LEGAL MANAGERS, nd „■ OEEICE .Plans of Gold Mines . [.qulckjy and correctly drawn on reasonable ..:.- C HARLES PALMER, Draftsman, Shortland-street; at at Wayte's, Queenstreet. Protected by Royal Letters Patent. Dated October llth, 1369. UNDER DISTINGUISHED PATRONAGE.



DR BRIGHT'S PHOSPHODYNE, A Chemical Preparation of Phosphorous, uMh the Vegetable Alkaloids [Qumia, Cypripeclen, X,arithotylin, <fie.,. ■ Discovered, introduced, and extensively prescribed by Charles Leslie Bright, M.D., Resident Surgeon to St. Mary's Hospital London. This Phosphatic combination is pronounced by tlie. mbst'em'inent 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 thepowers and functions of the system ; to the highest degree. • _'" ' ■ ':'.'"' i It is agreeable to the palate and innocent .in i}S '< action, while retaining all its extraordinary properties', '. and asa specific surpassing all the known therapeutic 'agents of the day for the speedy and permanent cure. :of;_ ,;:.,,. ,--. r. ..-I -' ' Nervous Prostration Trembling of the hands and, : Liver Complaints ' - ' limbs : • '! Palpitation of the heart Impaired nutrition ■Dizziness Mental and physical de 'Noisesinthebead andears .pression . .[ -, ..ii C Loss of energy and'appetite' Consumption (in its inci ■Hypochondria ./-.,; pient,or first stageswily) . Female complaints Eruptions of the skin General debility Impaired sight and memory 'Indigestion Nervous fancies j Flatulence' ' ' Impoverished fancies Incapacity for study or Impoverished blood' 1 business , < . . Nervous'debility.in aU its 'Sick headache .. stages , , ... ■_• ... (Lassitude ' < '. Premature decline ' fill 7...r ; Shortness of the breath 'and all morbid conditions of the system, arising from -Iwhatever cause. Tlie action of the Phosphodyne is 'twofold—oh' the one hand increasing the principle jwhich constitutes nervous energy, and on the other,' the most powerful blood and flesh generating agent . k^own;. therefore, .a marvellous, medicine ,fpr ;re ' hovating impaired and broken-down constitutions. It buickly improves'the, function' of a'ssimilatioh to such £ degree that where for-yeai-S An emaciated, anxious,; badaverdus, aud;semi-vital,cop.dition has existed', ;the flesh will rapidly increase in ; quantity and -firmness, fnd the whole' system return' to a state "of robust health. .. <■■ .......= <Jy ~■'"■ The Phosphodyne acts electricaUy upon the organi-? sa.tion ; for instance, it assists nature, tft..' generate that human electricity which renews and rebuilds the the osse6us, muscular, nervous, membranous, and (rgariic Systems. It operates ''on the system Without5 xfciting care or. thought upon -tlie. individual as Itoi the >rocess., -It moves the lungs, liver.[heart, kidneys, tomach', and intestines, with a harmipriy, vigour,' yet mildness, "unparalleled- iri medicine. •. ' i j The Phosiihodydne givesiback.to Alio human struct liu-e, iv suitable form, ; the phosphoric or animating j Element of life which has' been wasted, andexer^.an important ihfluende .directly on the spinal marrow and i nervous svstem,'of'=a. nutritive, tonic; and.invigorating. ■ dharaoter;,, 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' lhany persons experience in aU their actions.- gm \ The beneficial .effects _of the | Phosphodyne,, 9-re fre T ; cjuehtlv shown from the first day of its administration by a remarkable -increase 1 of' nervous power,' with a fueling Of.vigouriand comfort to whichithe patient'has'■ ' long been vpaccUstomed., Digestiorijis improved,; Jthe. • appetite' increases wonderfully ; the- ,bqwels fyecjome . IrHflwr the eyes' brighter; the 'skin 'clear, 'and healthy ;• arid the hairacquirSs strength,' shoMng tlie ' i&iportance of the action of the Phbsphodyne _on, the organs of nutrition. .. , ~ 7 a ;_ urrft i''J 'VJ ; Finally,' the". Phosphodyne maintains , a certain degrees of activity iuthe previously debilitated nervous l system..; its use enables aU delibilated organs toteturn to their.sound state and, perform their-natural fund- ■ tloris. ' Persons suffering froni. Nervous Debility,- or aiiy of the huiidred :syriiptbriisl whiljh this'distressin^' disease assumes,' may WSt assured'of altt effefct&al aiidi eten speedy cure "by ther judicipus I use of ithis njosti i invaluable remedy. .- A ~.,, __~; Ji.\.- ( :i; '.•,-.•, ZjXkr, BRIGHT'S PHOSPHODYNE!'^„ Is sold only in .cases at £1, Is, containing two, bottles,; and £2 2s, containing five bottles. . Also in 'famdljf 'CaSes at £5, containing sixt'eeri'bbttles. To be ' ' • had: ofi(all Chemists and Up - Country ■■> I '/, Ivr ' ? I Storekeepers throughout the Colonies! mvijr FULL .DIRECTIONS IFOR USE IN THE ENGLISH, , WRENCHj'AND GERMAM'i'ANGUAGES.AC-' COMPANY* EA.CH GASE7-- onion .'ii.. m. •->;• j • SELECT MEDICAL OPINIONS. =~-.',.._ ... Sir.'Charles Locook. Physical AcQOUcheur to jHer Mkjesty the Queen, stated aj'a n)"eeting of .the' Royal' Medical' arid-iChif urgickl Society/that- in 'thirteen cafeep of deoility and. nervooir. prostration -.he had effected permanent, cur^s, by,the,use of Dr. Bright's ..Pliotephodyne. ' '■', , . . : Sir Wm; F6rgus6n, Bart.;, F.R.S:, Surgeon to Her' Majesty thei Queen,' says :^-", I lia_ve repeatedly ;pre"!' .scribed; Dr ; . Bright's Phpsphodyne; and fourid it an; .agreeable and beneficial remedy, r I .have bnt qneipb jectienrbgardlng'it, aridthat iis the elaborate process required in thb tp'repftratjon' \jdll' not allbw' of: ;tlie retail prices beipg within thQireachof.alliclasses."- U Dr. Lailcaster^ ,thp... eminerit Coroner, says ..—j-" I>r, Bright's Phsspliodyrie'is calculated; to, entirely super ' sede'iron,'mercury; sarsaparilla, (fui_iine',"and'co\i-liver Oi],";r,/ M '■'.• I i ■'.< OH! ! ffJiO !)/ia .U-JiJ:"- I Dr. R,.Q,uain, f.R{o^„j Pliysicia^ tq;the.;Hotepital.-. for Consumption, Br6mptou,,remarks;—".lt cannot be doubted that this'Phosphatic. preparation 'willlience fortli rank, foremost 'in therapeuticsi r it geneWtes all the irppprtant"elements; of the .human frame,'. 'the; peculiar character of substance fitting- it) for. vfi,tal 'uses."' ~ . . ' " ' ~.'" .. j : SipT. liawrence-says:—"Lhave foundTlr; Bright's .Phosphodyne an. excellent reaiedy in skin diseases: 'I 1 .presume.it is by oxydisation.".) ' <{0 .ilnirr.i (« • • Professor Syme "says :—" The effects of the ,Phos- ■ phpdyhe in obstinate cases of disease are as astbhish ing as perplexing.'- jytlOJ1 ,i • '■•'• '-'"' " '"- ' .Dr..Hanfield .Topes, F.R.C.P.,.'F ; R.S.„Physician to -St.j Mary's Hospital,, say's, in Atliropy,and General, Debility Phosphodyne'is a riiost adiiiirable remedy; it invigorates the nutritive functions, and increases I.the vital energy— "it nottmiy acts.as.an absorbent,"' but retards or Repairs the .waste, of. tissue, and restores the" nutritive functions to their normal condition-. , ' The' Lancet considers iiihe Phosphodyne 6ne^.of' tljie mo^timportant:<_ontributi:oris made to Materia Medicft '• during; the last century... .;,,••, io --i _...; ' ;.i -'■■ ■■ ■■■ pamphlets containing Testimonials maybe-obtained , from'all Chbniis'ts and TJp-Country Storekeepers.^ ....' , »S& GAUTrbN.—Be particular t6;a__k'for Dr.'Bright's' "Phosphodyne^ as Imitations;are; abroad ;;and'.avbid • -puric^asing -Single,Bottles \ the genuine Article, feeing. • ;soH4 in'caseis 0n1y.," ,'A" y '>■:■. ■ x i,j: I'lunuo oilj i\ ■ - Wholesale Agents'fo'r NW Zealand'_-"'»' 1 !vi'f' U E MP THORNE, PROS SEH f i&!Goji| Wo ( '" "' * DUNEDIN. 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a-:::A::.a ..-■■ Medical, \.'■"'!,fx, r „ - ■ '■ I TPfOi: MARK IfICCI — ERFD) I . ' WHELPTON'S VEGETABLE PURIFYING PILLS. ' Are; warranted not to contain a single particlb"'of j Mercury , or ,an y other Miner a I Substance, -TotA to con -1 slst entirely of Medicinal, Matters, purely vegetable! ■ ■ During the'last'thirty-five years they hav,e,proved ttifli,, Vl rlue in thousands of instances in diseases of the Hpiid CKefev Bowels.Liver, and Kidneys - arid in all ' Srin r-nmnlaints odS. ot the best medicines known. 1_ SkSold^y G W^Lx^ON %SON 3, Crane Court Fleet street, London; ah^ by all Storekeepers and Medicipe Vendors.1 - --. '■',', iij. ._ -.'' Wholesale Agents in the Colonies.— Messrs. Felton, Grijiwade & Co., Melbourne. MjvEdward AsH,'6o;Eliz^eth-strcet, HObartTown Messrs. Elliots Bro., Sydney. Mr. Jakins, Auckland; Messrs. Youngman DunecUtn ofi v.. ■■~.; Ai-i'.i it, I*sll i■ \> .■;••• .- • , '■■ THE CJJ% I Si AT 'HAND. :■- '<-< "•■' ■■"'"'ql". A^'-'A^'a::^., CTOLLC)WA^ r OINTMENT ' Scorbutic Eruptions,"as Sore Heads amdScrofulotyp Swellings.-If this powerful Ointmentbe well rubbed into4he parts affected all skfti disease will Jte spefedily overcome. It'acts nbtby .repression, but rfeplilSsiOn. It enters the system as salt enters meat, and.operates not locally only, but constitutionally purifying* the ■wh6le system, neutralizing all depraved numours, and effecting a radical and complete cure.'TMe PIUS .should, be taken as ,an auxiliary to the Oiirtmeny as tliey are so prepared as: to act, in. .unison'with, it, facilitating and confirming the conquest of the disease. ..-Dipfkeria, Ulcerated Sore ThroM and Qmrls&y.—Th? above complaints have for' twenty yeaTS 'been treated with Holloway's Ointment and Pifls with perfect success.".' The cures have been so remarkable, speedy, and numerous, that these ofteh fatal diseases are more easily cured by these medicines than eVen the common sore tnroat, if taken in time* null -'■■ '"• r *'"• ;'•' . • The Kidneys, Stone and Gravel— Inthese complaint* fee Ointment almost aits like, a charm k ..pro viding it is very effectually rubbed over the regions of the kidneys, which.it wiH penetrate and give almost immediate relief, \ while the Pills should be taken according to the printed directions, when the most extraordinary cures maybe effected by this means. Bad Legs,. Bad'< Brtihsts, Scrofulous?-S&re?,' ititd Glandular Swellings.^-In. such c&ses-the Ointment operates surely and with a rapidity that resembles magic. It should, be rubbed into the parts affected after they have, been fomented.with lukewarm water. The purifying and Curative powers of this marvellous unguent have neve rfailed. An old sore, wound, ox ulcer always yields to its influence, and in cases of bad breasts, or milk fevers, * its action is wonderful. Glandular swellings may.soon be reduced by following the printed directions. - - -'■■•■", t~ The Action of tlie Heart—Dropsy.—The last named disease is commonly, preceded-by irregular action of i the heart, ancl difficult 'respiration ; which symptoms ' arealways severe, and ever go from bad to worse unless 1 proper means of cure are resorted to. • ItfiHoUoways : unrivalled Ointment and, PiUs the dropsical;patient i will'ever find succour ; the present relief deriye^ from. I the use of' these remedies is maprellbusly' quick < and perseverance- in the steady application iof this famous Ointment invariably, results >in ! a cure. They act with such -energy on- Jhg I circulation and absorbent system that, the dropsica ' fluid.vanishes, arid th* sufferer finds all theoppresav i symptoms daily;decline tiU natural health returns.* [B i <&out and^^hxmmatism m&y he cured with the igreatest certainty if large quantities ,of the Ointment! ! be well worked into the complaining parts, and thi \ perseveringly done for some time. It is no use to ! smear it on the skin only, it must be got into the I systqai Take as many Pills nightly as will act two oi three times during the .24) hours; ~gchew,the.uSiTof (coffee, and" all stimulants. When these complain.tt, (are leaving the system the virulence ot the.Complain. ;frequently seems to increase. « *„,2i j Indiscretion of Youth.—S ores, .ulcers, and'swellings can "witk 'certainty be cured if this ,Ointment. be, (thoroughly rubbed all round the combining "parts1 twice or thrice a day,- keeping them covered with linen rag-spread-withsthe same". ,c ■'■_-''A'AA /-• A I The Pills huist tie taken according tor thff printed directions. The blood being in an impure state perseverance is necessary., From humane; motives letters of advice' will be answered gratuitously. To save carriage, the Pills and Ointment should be ob tained in the .neighbourhood of-the. .sufferei;, and not ifrom' Holloway's Establishment ' ' ' j Both the Ointment and the Pills should be usedi . the 'followi^ sages ;ff/j"__i..- '~■':-_ Sils 10 HOii»3SJ,e3i ißadLegs . - .Cancers •* .', Scalds -~:«Jv ;o JBad Breasts Contracted and " Sore Nipples mums Stiff Joints Sore-thrGats::;.--' Bunions Elephantiasis. Skin-diseases Bite of Mosquitos Fistulas... •-, Scur/yy.. .tj in I ami Sand-Flies Gout Soi"e-heads Coco-bay Glandular SweU- Tumours Dhiego-foot ings -' Ulcers Chilblains Lumbago . Wounds Chapped Hands: Bile's. I. _9 ... YAWS.; a Corns (Soft) Rheumatism. _~.., ! ** There is a considerable« saving by taking tho larger sizes. '...",;, • . r . s N. B_ —Directions ' for the guidarioe , of- patients in fev^ry disorder1 are affixed toi each PoJi.,il ..,- I ad.L j ,'_ ,y !',. oib -• ■ "<■' .i.'viru: -ii:-.<.[ i'i.lliu



i ,«;-,- i n !ADVICE 'GRATIS.»>. ,girf« A ' . -.if u.giaiti ct o Pi/piw icfes SJS^G3SS. ; j To'Purify-thk'tiTd'ddA Tiise'Pills!hive. bkn^lWced, by the common-consent of riiankirid atthe-head of.ali' remedies for. .remoVing 6bnoxions/i)oi__bns"fS_bm the.j felood, and cleansing all the tissues of the^ody 1, !£hey.. have saved thousands year af ter f y,ear,'from falling fi* Jaerifiife to the effectsof dyspepsiaVdysen.tery^diArrHeea, donsripatiori, liver cbmplaints, &c.;' a>fact3tti.este<L>l_.y myriads,of-witnesses.. E^e-jsiveyfeakne^'and $$jUfejilll , tlie 'warnings ,lof Hecreasing lOjrganiti energy, ans. vital >;> deW, iire'festoVed arid feahimatfm'^itir-'WgoUryntf - healthful action in every organ fchfritighbiit the B^'stefli-' - by.the restorative arid exliilirafiugirifluence^ofethis .Tlspijfrsrt'jß ,-. ... n .y ; ..'.'i fj3RiT«o i&di wag i Female Com-^aiut^. i-iA-fti j of) jfeo^fefcrittnAvf 'diseases in evpry.,crisis Mrilou? rt9 l the | Jife,and;h^lui ! of woriiari, youthful of aged, iharried_or, single„mayhe , .rkdieally'&mi quickly cufed risk or tfcfuWe'By^' .aT f $w. _ doses of '.these i 'Pills,. I taken > according (to rthed ; •printeidfdirections.;...;] •') ]-)..%-,-.• jgnj sifF AWo H9jlr4 ; i indigestto h with Langowr .and Want, of Energy.— ,v i Vhen • tak'irig: these; PiUs'rub'. Holloway's Celetpdtea 1;' I Ointment over■ the pit-'of tms stomach; and Gver -the; - J regions of the Brer,; >on rthe right Side.uhder theaD^al :ahd you wiU atpnee experience a changefqrth.e.betJigCj^ iri ybrir ' digestion, spir its, appetite, strength, and .. energy- '"*''- The •improvement,' though •' it - may he w 'gradualiwill.beithoroughand..lasting.-;l jfellffl Kttiaci | JQropsy. — Tlje efficacy k of-. Hollo Way's Pills in,dropsyflT is extraordinary.' .They act with such pec.uliar.effqcfc;.. upon the'System;'tli'avTlie''fluids Arising "from this,, direful disease are imperceptibly darried off aridjpre-''"' vented from ;anyiurthe'r accumulation. ; The_siiffeset iegai'ns a .buoyanpy of,spirits; anq.rejoicesin'.a com T ; v , pletelyJ renovated constitution .but it is indispensably .necessary that the Ointment should" be riidst effectually 1 .rubbed into, the 'comfciainirig^arts. plui Z SJO I 'il -. ' 'Stmiiacfi., Lvycr, Kidi&ysyand ;-Boi?e?s.T-Tlio^e Pl WhOiy 7 suffer, front bile and liver complaints., should .try .Wl9 r f effects of tliiWaluabl'e renledy, a 4 ' few Hoses Of which . will make: the I sufferer feel elastic -arid vigorous,' reJ |" movj^igi aU impurities, giving laihealtby^actiptt t<_t|jt_b.e.i*J ' liyer; if bilious attacks be allowed to con±in i ue,,se#cju? , ,_>■ casualities.may arise, and the^ufferer be consigpe'd to, ,a bed)of'sickrieSs'.:' In disorders 6f fWe-Mdheys^tile Ointment should ;be well rubbed'inld the backioncao* BW 'twjice.a.day,: .and the BiJIS, acting,^ ; ps^is<)s, < h-dy complaint arising, from these' organ^. : . r AA" ,.,.,[ (1| piiff z f_^Shbrtness:6f 'BreatU'wfrh' WcdkntsA-^vyf ya bail symptoms, which if not i corrected,. < may: tegatiQi i-':<l bme serious disorders of cttwMart&oj; pthei<yitelQrgq.n^,r Eat moderately of solids, take,,six ,Biß?>nighi^j{^9f,ri({ ■some little time ; take plenty of'fresh air witli m(J(Jer&W, < .e^fcrcise;'arid the Bumteri niachiriery wiff'Be^Vpiickly I restored to health and vigour. Try this but far tltteeJ IB ' days .wly S ; andlilje i-^ul^t^vrilVb^ maryeß^uS.^ y A . • n {'tJ C^pl,aintsifiiciaent''to i 'Childrcn.—All qoiriplaintsjjf . v .ohildf^ri- msly sobri b&'chr&d if!c*tre be; takeri to-j3u^ify. '■ th«ir blood, correct the actioiivoftthe'liVer, arid ilextiser'l"-" the !j|opwpJ_;^ii4;^owe>s ii^if^ifiq^es o,f these'fainftrfl Pills will immediately have i the - .desired., effect, par; j 0 ticjilarly If '■fraikats he "dWeftil in! 'not allowing them to eat of things which they know would be injurious-lb; •'" .'themselves.1; •(;, i f •#onß {coo lu-rZ.'AJ 'iS >" tdesi <» HottthvayjA'Piils cm tite\esi: remedy known 'iji . ila.f '' ~,- ! || -itSjjgldfor the folltytbi>iVtj. diseases' .ULJiiu toil-nan Ague Female _ Irregu- King's Evil Asthma lariti'es','_ri I) A _ Sorb Throats Bilious .Conjr ; L Severs of all kinds Stone and Grave plaints'-"" Fits ~,„,.> , Secondary Symp Blotches on the Gout-' ''' - ' tbms „ 1T Skin Hekdache.,.' Tic DoukftireuXJ;' [ Bowel Com- J lnidjgggtion ;. ( /Tumpuirs mhislf. "rplaints iiiflamiriiition .... Ulcer,,, ; [M.ufinJ Colics Jaundice . "."', Vefereal-Affec-, •'.'. Cpnstipation of Liver Cbiriplaints " tißns'' c ' , the Bowels Lumtokgo rnT Worriisfof'aU1' ' ■'." Consumption [, Piles, . . . kinds^;j^' ■■__ I xo'J 'Debility '" l Rheumatism "Weakness," from Dropsy Retentipn of whatever causes Dysentery Urine".! l< 1.. /. > < <&c., &c. Erysipelas^f.-jj^^gl-ofula, or "'"VTlidre is a xonsiderablft sayiugiby. taking .the]/ ---.,. ,N.B.T^Diteetion6 fbi'ithe':^riidabce bf!;patielitsW"'-i!'-' .e^ermflteorjlerare affixed, tbieach Box. AA. odT .aoitffiq j --.AiM'i Y,ju,i;ui\,'j -l'.viJ' VTortA srfT Jioaoh — ' —-^-j ,!. < .•' : '_;! 'T,TT-_j'h!;> 5