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188 aVBKIftQ STA*, SATURDAY,SEPTEMBER 13, 1878



Drapery '«Q: I T; V li A L..L A. LINABURY & CO .' '- ' Are now SHEWING THEIB FIRST SHIPMENT o fio : ' 'or SPRING AND SUMMER DRESS GOODS, . > Comprising the Most Complete and Extensive VARTETy OF ALL THE NEWEST FABRICS, And being direct Importers need only point to this fact as a sufficient proof that tho prices quoted below cannot be approached by any ■a". ';?■'' ■■ ;: :•'' '. . ' i": i '■ other house in Auckland;1 '.' / ;.i'\\iii;<\ xIA ' ■ ■:; ru I ■- ■>■'■-[ ' -■■■ • A. LINABURY & CO.'S CHEAP BLACK SILKS. : , '.'..,,,.-, \,i B]ack Glace at 9s lid and 3s 6d ; extra wide ■■.■, ■:,, ,!; i .width, and very rich, 4s 6d Block Ca5h .,,,,• :. ; meres, Ducapes. Drape de France, and f'i ;:,).. , ... Failles, »t very low prices. Japanese ,;..!., and Yokohama Washing Silks in plain " stripes, and figured, from 2s Od. A. LINABURY & CO.'S . 600 FBENCH JACONET MUSLIN "' DBESSES, 12} yards each dress, 5s lid': . '."" " Organdie Muslins in plain, striped, and figured; 250 pieces Book Muslin in all ."• ■ • 'colours; Grenadines, plain, striped, and figured in great variety ; Swiss Cheoked r/,, -, r / - and Striped Muslins ; Taped, Checked and Jaconets: Tarlatans in all the new shades, &0., &o, &c. A. LINABURY & CO;'S; ft..) H^-Nltw WASHING MATEEIALS | (IN FIGUBES)— Cambrics, Muslins . . Percales. Brilliants '' ■' •«' Jaconets, Batistes Mariposas, Cretonnas Dolly Vardens, Grass Cloths [) Dressed Holland, Brown Holland Marsellaa, Quiltings, and Prints. A.' LINABURY & Co.'S •™ ' ! fancy dbesses. tlris department no Ilo? oj ISo+o ia - --V ' THK tARGEHT AND MOST REPLETE IN ■ "';: ;U ;".l' J. .'.,.,..' AT7CKLAND, , : ' './;'' | Comprising ' Plajn and Tinted Alpaoas, from o}d ; printed Delaines, In wide withs; ip gre»t vaiiety, IOJd par jnd ;Marl Alpacas, Check and. Striped Mohairs, j from Sid'TMir'yard ; Grecian Cloths, Silk Figured, Lustres, in all new shades, from OJd per yard ; Eussell Cords, Persian Cords, Poplins, Figured Camlets, Silk Wftips','Summer Skirtings. &c., &c. ) '&c. A.- LINABURY & CO.'S :_ ,• MUSLIN, LACE, and LENO CUBTAINS, a choice of 600 pairs from 4s lid ; Wool >'! ■r j Damasks; Union Damasks, lOD pieces of ' Chintz', 'Cs 6d per doz yards; Linen Towels, from 4s Gd per dozen ; Cotton and ■ Yj> 'J .ii/.l>ne'n Turkish Towels, from 'l» 3d; P,''ii<}< ■' i, ©astersj Glass Cloths,. (Damaik Table ' Linen, Napkins, Tabje Covers in every idake and quality,'from 8s Cd; Table Baize ; a Splendid Line in real Crochet Antirr&cassars, very cbeap ; 25 pieces Linen Tick, Is pw yard ; Cotton Ticks, f , [\> •> from <ijd, 16s; 10s 4d ; 1 real ,'Marsella Quilts, at 16s 6d ; the New, Fringed Ger man Counterpane, from 10s Gd. Also, ji l -three cases, other* makes, to be sold veiiv cheap. -• .■ ' ■■< ■■■ A, J .L|^Ajt7Rt;:-rco7sv ■:,■ 2 .. THBEE CASES (MUSLIN GOODS), in BUoUosTn. ___ en Collars. Cuffs and Set* (White and ,i ( i:u-' ,f«v i 'ftmcjy;' Muslin (Collars, Bows, Ties, Sets ■'yA '*nd Sleeves, Beal and Imitation Lace .' ~ Collars and Sets. A large variety in .oiiJikvaM t iidiea- silk Scarfs and Bpws, A. LINABIHIY,& CO.'S ~ 26 PIECES EEAL BRUSSELS CABPET, ~,.., .j.^SsCdperyard; 260 Hearthrugs, fronrfla, ,<L VHJ.,I.-.__... a l^ge stock in Felt Squares ahd Carpets, Kidderminster * Hemp Carpets, Stair Carpets, Cocoa Matting, in all widths. _ _.o T i ■J << 100 piecta China Matting, 9jd ; best quality Floor Cloths^ in.all the widths; Crnmb Cloths, in evoiy size; Door Mats Bugs, ..*a ■ ■% A. /i IiINABURY^-,C0.-'S v ~., n .-., ? . ' FANCY DEPABTMENT, Compriies every Novelty in Xadiea' Hosiery, Gloves, Ribbons. Fancy Goods. Haberdashery, &c, &c. ..-rj ; Ladies' Silk and Alpaca Umbrellas, Sun Shades, &c. Ac. &c, A^'LINAiBURY'&:CO.'S. ' .■','■• ■'-'■^ . iISUPEBIOB BEADY-MADE CLOTHING is the most complete-in detail, and com , i prises an Extensive Variety in Choice ... Spring-Patterns and Fabrics; rfc P Superior' Black Paget Coats, with velvet collar, 30s ; a first-rate Black Paget Coat for2ss ,• Silk Mixed and Diagonal Pagets, J. 27s Od ; Geelong and Nelson Tweed Suits, % large choice of patterns, ranging from „„.,,, . S2*6d ; Galatea Coats, good Black Cloth, W ,^K>/L.v '-I Idj ed ;' Lounging and Business Cbats ; from ,11s 0d ; the Lome Sack Coat, in ' Black Cloth| 14s Id, &c, &a, &c. ;.j.,t • ■ vr-: [ yii ■ ■ A. LINABURY & CO.'S ' tumhsa vkice %ist fob TBorrsfeßs ;Ini> ' wivi:l'! ul wfw -•''.VESTS:— '': ''"' ''■* •• , i UO ,i:r.)')ii".-l'.''J .■..■•■■ :• i.i ■;■ ' ■■ •' Angola Tweeds, Trousers and Vests, 15s lid: Durable, Tweeds, Trousers and/-.Vests, jrfrfUUU J_^ ed; Nelson Tweed Trousers, and Biui ly. -y^jts; 22fs. 6d.to 255; Geelong .TjWeed '; !' -,Trousera and Vests, a splendid yaiiety to '"•'""■'" ; select from in all th6.newest 'patterns, t'! JJ ■'" ■ ' Vests'(single'and double breasted), .com mencing at 22s lid'; a good useful Tweed Trousers and Vest for 13s lOd; Scotch . Heather Tweed Trousers and Vests, ISs • 6d; Men's Fancy Tweed Trousers, 6s lid; Geelong Tweed! Trousers, 13s ed; Nelson * _ a I Tweed Trouners. 13s lid ■; Beae Bedford Xi C«ird' Trousers, 14s £)d ; good Black Trousers, 14s; Black and Colored Tweed ,[KI!X/Vesfai'frbih 55,1A0., Ac.', &c. A^rLINABDRY A-CO^'S. ,v-- g ;■; ET\ ' /Boys' Suits (Knickerbockers), ft 6d ; Boya - l!" :jjT Suits. CZpuavA.riphly braided, to 64 n , , , A , ~Bffpf-iWiits (Kossuth), rfchly braided; :V ■„ lOsJttt,; Boys' Suits (the Lome>,,richly 1.. .[.,(., jj r '»Jijj4_ f i n all the newest colors 1.25. 6d ; '■''' :, Bbys'-Suits (thp Eton), good wear, 17» Od; norm "Boys' Suits (the Oxford), good wear, 20s; Boys' Suits (the Galatea) in Black Cloth, 22s 6d'i Boys' Suits (the Harrow), new 'shapes,:22s6d'; Boys' and Youths! Suits ' for school wear, in Sydney, Nelson, and Geelong Tweeds, the material and finish " '~1 .equal in every ? respect to ordered gar-' •'' • merits,' at equally low prices; Boys' and Youths' Hats, Caps, 4c, in all tho lead ing styles. | Two 'flaads just opened out- Boys' Caps from Is; Boys' Hats Is lid ; Boys' and Youths' Shirts, 2s ; Boys'- and (V.:l : ''Youths' Collars, 6d:'Boys' and Youihs' Black and Colored Ties, Cd. a.:^,inXbt^iy.&;co,'s: ' '•',.,"; L' r *■,-,••• Spring Patterns in Crimean Shirts,, splendid quality, full sizes, 4s lid; Saxony Wool ' Flannel. Shirts; 5s 3d1: Men's Cotton _ jmjgl Shirts, ;2s. 6d; Heavyj Working Shirts, ~.;",,•','. 2s Ud, lined backs; good Serge Shirts, 6s ; Men's White Shirfo (Linen > Fronts), Ss lid ; Men's White Dress Shirts, bs lid ; Men's Flannel Singlets. 3s ad; Men's ■ 'Fliranel Drawers, 3s 4d; Men's Heavy Crown Moles, 6s lid.; Men's Cotton Socks, 6d: Wool, Merino, and Angola Socks, Drawers, and Under-Vests. all low 7 in price; Mdn's Collars(WestEnd'Shape) best quality, 6d per box A large assort - ment in Woollenstjust opened? put foi? the Spring. ' Clothingof every description mado to order at the shortest notice, fit 'g and. workmanship guaranteed., &c, &c. *■*■■■ *'.',i ~>vVv roo 3 ■ f. if.To -; -" £' jULINABIJEY;'-&;.CO.;1-;:7 QUb c v 'St ■j.-iB" i:■j|--r ■•■•="



Hotels- J^ E W CALEDO Nl A WHQLJISAIiE AND HETAIL rfiT j TONE ANX> SPIRIT STORE, COBNEB 0? SYMONDS STBEBT & KABA.NGAHAPE ROAD. _________ -■ - *' | Private Entrance— Symonds Street, ■ LIST OF; PRICES:—! Martell's and Hennossy'si Pale Brandy, 4a per bottle small, 2a Martell's and Hennessy's Dark Brandy, 4s per bottle; small, 2s Greenless and Colville's Campbelton Whisky, 4s,and 4s fld (proof) per bottle-; small bottle, 2s' , t Dunville's Whisky, 4s per bottle ; small bottle, 2s , ■ Jameson's Dublin Whisky, 4s and 4s 6d (proof) per bottle ; small bottle, 2s Bum, 3s per bottle ; small bottle, I s 6d Old Jamaica Bum, 4s (proof) per bottle; small'bottle, 2a i ~ '.■■■■>''".' | Sherry Wine, froni'4s per bottle ; small bottle, 23 ■ Amontillado Sherry, 5s ; small, 2s 6d per bottle Port Wine, 4s per bottle ; small do, 2s Old Tawny Port wine, 5s ; small, 2s Od English Ginger Wine, Ss per bottle. The above bottled on the premises. In Case—Genuine Brands. Hennessy's, Martell's, and Hines' Brandy, 5s 6d per .bottle ' ' I Geneva, JDKZ, 4s Cd per bottle ' !- j Geneva, JDKZ (small), 3s per bottle Old Tom, 4s per bottle Dunville's Whisky, 4s per bottle Champagne, No 2s, Os tid per bottle Champagne, 3s and 3s 6d per bottle Claret, 3s to 4s per bottle Townsend's Sarsaparilla, 5s per bottle Australian Wines, from 8s Od to 4s per bottle Ale and Porter, London and Pubiin bottled, Is 4q .per bottle. All Spirits sold by the gallon (overproof)same as front Bonded Store. • ■ v • Assorted cases of the above made up for families and picnic parties. ' ', SAMUEL EVINSON, P E 0 PJB I E T 0 B. I LATE THISTLE H'QTEL, QUEEN STREET. . ■ i P. DAR BY, Has pleasure in announcing to his friends and the| public that he has BESTJjitED1 BUSINESS on the site of his late premises, Thistle Hotel, Qmeen street, having obta tied permission from'the authprij tios to erect a Temporary Building, pending the re building of extensive premises. THISTLJS WHOLESALE A-ND RBTA.IL WINE AND SPIRIT STORE, QUJ£ JB N STUB XI , r I PUBLIC NOTICE., f P. D AEBT TN returning thanks to the public I A. for tho liberal patronage he haa received since opening the BOTTLE DEPARTMENT, begs to state . that he haa on hand a Choice Selection of Superior Poets Sherries, and Adelaide Wines ; alao, | Verdellho and Australian. Ports, which he intend* to offer at the Lowest Possible BEMUNEaATXVK | Phiuks tor Gash. LIST OF^ PEIQES. Per BotiQe. ;['. ■ /- ■ C ■■'',':' S. D. Superior Adelaide Wine .. .. .. .. ; 0 Martell's and Hennessy's Pale Brandy, ... , .. 4 0; Martell's and Hennessy's Dark Brandy .< ~4 0 Greenleesand ColviUe'a Whiaky .. ... ... 8 6 ! Campbelton Whisky.. .... /.. "22 ;Dunville's Whisky .. >. .. .... .. 8 « ; West India Buna .... „'•>'".,••. ° !SherryWthe,'really'good .. ~'.. ■». .. 8 6 , Superior Sherry i.- .. .. * ° 'Old Port.Wine .. , ,__ ..._•• ~" * ° Suporior Old Port Wine (Sandlman'i Four Dlil- : ~ f monfl) .. .. '.. .. .. . " 6 ° The above are all bottled, the premiiei. •; ■. IN CASE, . , ' .. , ■ ■ .-j. \ l Atmvr ■:■ > :'■ GBNtriNE BRAiiiiß. P« botHp. -<nri/:on ea" '■ •■ •" ' , ;■, ''fflr bT$. Hennessy's Brandy .. ». . . ■.. '. ••• i«/ 5> ;0 M_rtell> Brandy .. ....... *>/i 6,0 iGerieva, JDKZ, large .. .. ~ .... ~.,. , t *,i«; & j Geneva, JDKZ, small .. .... ..,80 Old Tom, Booth's and and BurneU'a .. .. ■~ 4-o iFlne Old Jamaica Bum .. ■ v ~,, .. r..., • 6(ji° I ;ihinvUle'B Whiskey ..- .'. ':.'.._ >rf . * 0 jChampagne N 0.,2 ... ~ t - v , .t,(,,. >t ■~-.• ■. *?,■'*> v iChampagneNo. 2,pltltß, "., ;, iS^u(] •• ■.. .Tf.-'"5-i'S ;Champagne; Jacquesonr .. ; '.. .....j,.r.. 6 0 ■Champagne,Jacques9n'g,.pinti. A>,- n t\ •''... ?• r'S-Y rGlaret, St; Jullen '.. • '.'.' ■•'.'. .'*],,,;• 3 0 jAustralian Wines, very best brands,.. ...... s.zfi Townsend's'Sarsaparilla .. ..." .... 5 0 English Ginger Wine.. .. .. ... ' n vß),o 'English Cinnamon Cordials .. .. .. ,S,.p Ale and Porter, London bottled, best brands .. 1 Bum, Brandies, and Whiskeys sold by the gallon BTerproof/warranted the same as from bonded store Assorted cases of the above made tip for families and picnic parties. ■ ~ ji allowances made to wholesale purchaser*. Bass' Burton Ale on draught. !. . i Terms—Strictly Cub. ROY A L HOTE L, V mI! 1 1 "PRINCES STREET ONEHUNGA, ,jmiJJ a I Having a Commanding View of the Harbour And': ' I' .: surrounding country. illioWvotq hrfENRT i?f $&> ;JH: ' Edinburgh' Castle Bfoiel,, Syraonds street) [' having taken, the-_bove Commodious-Family-Hotel, begs to inform his! friends ,and the public. thattbeiS) prspared to giVe every attentior to the comforfe ptq guests who may honour him w^th, their visits,,,t,J ■ ■¥' i Meals'to order,at all hours. •-,;.■ • . f»alah«j 1 Table d' Hotß atl p.m. on Sundays. - _.'-•. i N.B—Only the Best Brands of Wines and Splrite/,; kept.' '-• - " '..•.:':',' ,J I Whitson's Celebrated Brilliant Sparkling Alea. Billiakds—One pf Alcock's Best Tablos. Also, Billlara-Bagatelle Slate Table,, ■,:!.» G«O 0 D BE DS. { - lir i:: DANTZIC' SPRUCE. :/."" CJ B BAN D j IB lOK & F ISC HE B. TH IS universal and excellent beverage of tho celebrated brand of Eiok and Fischkr is now to be had on Draught, in Bottle, or by tho Keg, from t ':'<:'-•■ •■- '■ ■' Tjohn soeats, bbitish hotel. Queen street. Highly recommended by the faculty 1! r ] —' 1• ,; ,i A I ALEXANDRA HOTEL,. CHAPEL & DUBHAM STBEETS. MS^EEHY be^s to return thanks * • to his many kind friends for their past patronage, arid trusts to merifc future support. Gooff: accommodation for Boarders. Best Wine and' Spirits; English Ale and Stout in Bottle. ' New Zealand Steam Coffee Mills. •' • ',■■■ '•■■'■:;• ESTABLISHED 1864.] ; •.">K ; O j f '-«' D" I ': ;BT E PffJ| ; S QTS tefi«P2 •''..-. ''; Have on Sand and Iqi S,ale y-r,,,-, , „, Coffees— Baw and Boasted, Plantation, Java, Natlvfl, in bond and duty paid . ' ■-'■ Coffee, packed in lib, 21b, 41b, 01b, 71b 121b, Ulb, ; , 81b, and 601b tins ~ wzMlf jhtd^n"A. ;« Peppers, black and white, whole or ground^, <*i ; nss< Peppers, packed in J r !b tins and upwards ~ ,o ;J»;to. Peppers, Cayenne, loz cruets and bulk , ■■■■~ nosi Mustard, Colman's |-lb, alb, and,7lbting . .... r ~ Curry Ppwder, . Morton's, Cross»& •Blackwell'f **\% Bengal, in J-lb and lib bottles , t; ~, i Chocolate and Cocoa, Fry's, Taylor's, and Bpp • ; w Chocolate, French, lib packets an Arrowroot, lib and 71b tins ■■•;>/ Nutmeg,'whole or ground, in tins or bulk . ■ . ; :' Cloves do do. do . ..'*: Ginger do do do Oarraway do do do Cinnamon do do do 'Pimento do do • do,, ', '>] Mixed Spices, in lox. packets, plain and fancy boxtf Mixed Spice, In tins, assorted sizes ' : ' ' ' , |, 'Essence of Lemon and Assorted Essencoa Ground Bice, in tinfoil packets Chicory, Barry's Lame's, and Colonial. D. Stephensoji and Co-v < ii WHOLESALE COFFEE &^PICE MEBOHAMTB WYNDHAM HTKBKT. AVOSLAMP



gTJTUp IASIKO | |TO MEET n; T ( j^^S. 0 0-r-M Bl S' NEW , ; T ( j A B I F " J? .*r_.)p R^iTJfa>»« ■ rax/.A.iu r>io aoiva IS WORTHY OF PARTICULAR 3<:DI,IJ-.ri ■ ■'.» I WAT .fMIATJItTO PJIOJ ATTENTION. I in DEPARTMENT r .jMUsMoirA 'to tflO srfd ax saaoH HAS BEEN THQBOU&HLY OVEBHAULED AND BE-MODELLED.. , ~ i In consequence of the new arrangement* and in creased facilities for making-up, tlio-,proprietor' is enabled to present a Tariff of Charge* that will not afford even an EnglUhman a g'| \JIXJ -;c h «*e«'1« »;" fctfsrVl r'l i 1 1 >'' HAyiSG,4 ; LARGE, STOCP/Ojf.WJSEBB: AND CLOTiISON.HAND. nA _.r o i The published Bcale of prices will be strictly adhered to, notwithstanding the advance in cost of these material! consequent on the heavy increase of. duty. . , ... . - r/ ... I .'- I i liti'.'V ; COOM^E^';, JTEW t ,mKIFF! j mirrin M'T : fOT 7Tt 1 A LO '1000 prices for men's clothing made; to measure, a^d •"Materials thoroughly shrunk :— ! (SSia a >HAJ) OTTKI OTTtf! «. d J A GOOD TWEED SAC SUIT for .. 3 0 0; Nelson Cheviot or Bannockburn Sao Suit for 3 7 6 West of England or Mosgiel Tweed SaoSult for 8 16 0 cMioifcTweiidSac i&_n y' ■I/ :!!•?. *!''.'. ': i! • U'l "o (Gulaiea and JP»Ret Suits from Si to 5s per' iuit extra) BLACK CLOTH SAOWUEfrfdr .. dß4t 0 0 Black Cloth Paget Suit Jot.. 4 10 0 Blue^Jh^tea^for. .^..^ ( . /r^ 0 Tweed Sac Coat from .. 0 SO 0 :jy.: dhon ; J>o sSH I Black Cloth Sac Coat from 040 0 I TWEED GALATEA "cOATSffrom .. 33 0 |Biafe¥;cittß»;io ,;<<fi«m):ij;iß jjdjuJo*! o !Tweed Paget Coat frpja//) ;},)).. .. 087 0 j BLACK CLOTH PAG|ET.p,O / j1.T,,.f50mi .. 5O 0 Superior Black Cloth Morning|Coat for .. 060 0 j TWEED TBOUBEBB from SO 0 TwdpaTrtuieriand Y«rt« froitl Q. & .Ao li fl Nelson Tweed, , 9|ww , ._„ wi<xl 0 88 8 Bannockburn Trousers .. ._. .. .. 093 0 West of England Trousers 0 86 0 Geelong Tweed Trousers 027 0 iNEl^O^T^M^^S^^d^i^ 1^ 0 JBannoekbum Trouiew'antf'Veii$ y:) .. .. 036 0 Weat of England Trousers «nd~Ye»U 0 88 6 »sg_ojN? # W^jT^USßßSjafld VfBITHSQ W 3ood Blaek.D^ Tfojaers/.flrpm ,BTa2OAt 0 SI 0 iood Black Doe Trouptwp and,,Y«#t*ftom .. 040 0 Superior Weit of EnglandJ^Jrouieri and [ Vesta 0 U 6 aaaawT 'iahhil2o toj hdjiaj a [viii ;O J-.iA. .xkjYA Vioit ii/I A .LARGE SELECTION OF SPRING PATTERNS. BTAH ,'r)Zf HTO.TO to hoiJqtraaab ,803a rf/TJ,BTfIIHB ALL TWEBDS THO^QHGHLT B^al*^rK. sj-jrr.ii wot £ fli tisrtoijo oJ IflV/" | 1 Fnder the Nem Anrangenmte- iPuttctu (.l itaoiH wen oili ILn «w ,sooh«i adi a I SIMAO ''J iIJIAT V/a/j' SIFVr PliK« c .tioiTAija'io othj: i " | SAM^^-^fßfS, i( 11T Xv ojQ I* aiTH IK aicMi^3 T, 'j No. 80, QUEEN STREET, J J ALBERT STREET, GRAHAMSTOWN. i A ' <i I r - iTnaicao anAJTffoc , 'j' nam Et o rxa a o oa 3 i I



-feweUers." Wf£ 6 f E E"'.'..' A L^X'^^.'P.E'i ;:C^'r';^;r;;QUEE^N^WT'R'E'iT 7 ;,,; :>;;:; • N E X)T. A UfCKLAND HO TEL, ./ .7 A V"i r JHJ: (ESTABtTSHiKD 1865,) BEj&S/ Dtnost; i?9sp,ectfully; to! inform ' the Inhabitants of Auckland and its vicinity tyiat he has opened the above Tpreinises~a£a'v \ f •■•." • ' -wkTCklifiK'E^ ''•AND', MANU^AbTURifttt ■ '~j ' |Witl\ jy Largeand Well-assorted Stock'of ) i; WATCBiES; 1 DIAMOND ] GOO±>S,'; JEWELLERY, l,'^ I., %jfcifo£ -^ND tSELVER-PLATED WAKE; '■''( SpecikllyiselecWdlhth'c! English and Foreign, Majtkets. The latest .designs and fashions in Bijouterie will be received ]yy every mail from England, Paris, Berlin, arid Vienna. The public are invited tq. jlnspeet the- premises and "lttctory, %here all the'branclibs in; the trade are. carried jon; ■; "' j" \ IV '..}, '". V ~ji; ;• '•; a ,a m a>i loii TX EIN XI C H X 0H S !jTJ JEWEmI/L Eilj' T 0:"p «■ :U E-E 'N • S fit E'E T^ "A'.iU'.C K. 4i ND, Begs to diaw the attention of the public to his Large and Well-assorted Stock of, . ENGLISH;; FOREIGN; AND' COLONIAL MANUFACTURED JEWELLERY,-, rjn Spoqially wJloctod, and of tH6 Newest Styles and .'/,..• , . Dosigna.". I ■'' ■■>■:, A Urge portion of the above, consist of Quarts and '■ Groenatone Jewellery, Manufactured dn the ■ premilOßi 0;: " ■ .)•>^a •''>' '■ !1' Jt.V/ -.'■'■. '. ■ ■■---•• Lli ' ' H. K. beg« speciaUy to draw the attention r the public to his LARGE AND SUPERIOR STOCK.OF GOLD, AND ). ~' .'3ILVER WATCHES, ~ I ■''■'" AND OREAT VARIETY, OF, SILVER AND, PLATED Which are of the best known manufactures of he . I Jl U ) hbmßtnafkets.'v ' ' the address — ... ~ ~,.!•:; ~| !T j ; ; '&;'&|;¥ : R<'l OH •%;, 0 JEt jtf* \ r'^ft'}",' "iii J;'S-W-K'lilv:E'Tl, ' ' ' '-;7 UEENSTRKET. J' PRACTICAL ; WAtrfi-H? CliO C.X MAKE^R ..(From Messrs Ridley and Sens, Manufacturing Wfttciimakera and .Juwcllora, London.) Every description of English xnd. Foreign Watchea ' and Cloci* Cleaned and Repaired ut the'shortest notice and reasonable .priceß, In a 'workmanlike '< 'manner.'".,, . r .''v":. ;'.;.:-.■■■ • ■'' ■■>•■! |ii un« • ■Jewellery.Made and Repaired. ■■:•.- : ■ ;■ ' i All work done- in the. mirno olllcient manner an in ; -r 'i ! »; J' ■■>■ >•' ' J3T Ploase note the Address :— , >AiL. FiR: ED ALE V, •<«Jlf-6r QUEEN BTREBT, Opposite the City Hall, and next door to Williams, rl ,'f p rioofjiß- . Q ;/^/ >l.i i[f\ | '~„,,,,..' |," liuUa'tfi>'■■'•, -"'a 'J'!- '^ ■'"''' '■"'''' '' !' ■ Cabmetmaking.!;», u-i- .■■■■= o «! II T f i/f ■'< ft M 0 0 "I ;: : 13?;:r,A..H..,,C!P0^E, / CAppfETrMfAKERS, ~ U^jfIOL^TERERS, $Fs*lm; .a-Tfe »v« 9 i3fiE9a 14 8, QUKEN ' STRE.E,X.<! .of) ,RS ' •' (Coknkb. or Victoria btrkkt), - - iFavb on Saxb, i LowiPricei, DRAWING-ROOM KURJUTUBE /inTWalnutTand d / other \V*ofls;UplitoUrterod \A Damiak,Hep, &6. » M»rblo-top phojfonnlora; Walnut Loo and Ocean ion at Tarjluk i- U "• *-»• "■ DINING-RQOMiF.KBiNITnRE in Mahogany, Cwlar, »n'(l. Kimu, Upholgtered. in Amoric&n Cloth. ",".Hdix ftioiii, and. Leather ,«h# -■i' ■ ■ >BWe*oard¥r WotfHd Telew^ffabiesi ™ T BEDROOM FURNITURE in Cedar. Mottled Kauri,' and Eimu ; Hdir, SpMnir, Flock, and Plax Mattresses : Palliasse* ; .Feather, BoUtors and BillbW*I;'"Marblu-top Wasnsthlids; Iron 8ed ,.,. »teads and Cots; :!ToUot Qlaaieg;i.all sizoa, UoVnW?™"*™** OHTMUH ttoborf oj LIBRARY,,.HALL ) OFFICE, and KITCHEN FUR- MattSgf 'W ' w\dth/sV 4S^oth ; iloo/"Mats; Venetian and Roller Blinds ; Cornice Poles ; Cane and Wood-sealrQhatrs ; Hassocks ; Fold and Rocking Cha'lra.x' TX7 INKS l°& HAL X. r CABINETtMAfeERS & UPHOLSTERERS AND I<JENEKAL IJHOUSE FURNISHERS^ > 0 Horf UIW «AVB NOW ON HAND II ti|B|y, J iyLßGpasi!aANC) lißidaK iAssdii'piD' STOCK OF PUENITUEE, CAEPETS, PLOOE •" inXLELBD CLOTH, AND GrE^ESitI^IJ^iSHINGS ,?^mi^ifif#^^#iAJ^aoo^ - fhtch'kri ftllmark'ed at iexcewlhigir LOW PRICES: TRADE & SHIPPERS SUPPLIED, ,8 ao i a 'i. WHOLESALE i 1 T ":": al' T ■ W. &H. having large and convenient workshops .TJHO HTAU KSI&miUOT STOT F manufacture eveiy description of Furniture on the t SHORTEST NOTICE. TLOOR CLOTHS, ALL WIDTHS, CUT. CARPETS MAM^P'^ND LAID. .oonnu.olO Ytof*»B#*tttf')tttsS['f" 1'*1' ftti)93l'fis GROVER & BAKER EOUBLE - LOCK AND ELASTIC - STITCH Hewing- maohi^bs,,,; long acknowledged aa THE BEST, ate now alto ! IHK O^EjGHBABESTIyIiKUvIM.I This New HAND MACHINE is a marvel of simplicity and efficiency, at £5 6s. Every Machine Guaranteed. Instructions Gratis. Illustrated Prospectus land Samples of work sent Post*see^ Vf ? «| .0 g 0 0 -I



Funeral tTndertakerß. , g 1,1 )-u\ il f- f •-"! <:i- l! vil ' ■' "Jl' ,\ ■\rl ,M C C XT, L a KrrYv IWNiE R A L ' U ND E R tfA X' E R, '■ -TOPOF HOfrSO'N ~.' J^^^^^J^^''"' [! '' ' ".' '-.' ' — iTl —^ . :. ,/ '.:,/. ~'.', . [Established ; 1842.1 {i:.l;;: r ' r " Jttr;',"7 ■I j'''A'!l^!j'^.vXi;iy:iiN, •. ,;/:T''n.Vj.IIkERAi UNDERTAKER; *o,"'/' ■' Cemetery Enclosure* on Hand or Made to Order. , 3JHB Tkade Sirpi'j.iß'b i •With FtniWCßHiifGs.-' WELLESLEY STREET EAS.T. Four Doors (torn Corner,. ( , f -^ r^^ vxrv..;'K:''."H/a'y waed' si yy•< j i CHEAP BEDDING, .'. ; ,'./. '.■'..,. UPHOLSTERY'1 '& , FUNERAL r "FUItN, SHING '■' • • y!/\..WAREHOUSE,- ; ,•,,"'; i;r '• ( '.,'; rfmi^Eb E cM<'*d yE D' ■■• ■;.,.:',; TO W Y,N,:p H,A,M -,, S T,BB EIT/,. /j ' ''(Next, Queen-street, Pomer.) Residence and Shop: Corner of Pitt and, Grey H "'■- :joi'i's*W*BM -:-'■'■■•■''''- ■'' !t 8 '- 'Sewing MacKiiites.,'/1' | S k-b -wtn-gk' e;s. . ~,, ,-, -~ MAPS BT THE j BRITANNIA COMPANY, ! COLCHESTER, ENGLAND; '' combine the best parts of the best Machines (avoiding their defects) with some reoknt .special improvb mentb, ■which.no other Machine possesses. Every make of Machine, however far removed f.roni .excellence,* -professes ,Ijo be ;better thta any dther.J The task of selecting a Sewing Machine is therefore rather a difficult one, especially if the'purchaser has no knowledge of .machines, and has no other guide than the representation ;of .various dealers. : : ;.' "Many' people convinced of. the advantage to be> derived from using a' Machine for needlework do not; yet possess one because among so many; £hey are! unable to satisfy themselves as to which' make is the. best. As a practical man and an Engineer allow mo ;to point out'Adme of the/ advantages of these Machines. They will do all that any. other; Machine: will, and do it letter, including Hemming. Quilting, Felling, Cording, Binding. Braiding. Stitching, Ac.,! *c . with ;a perfect stitch' alike on both sicjes. :.; i. i They, are fitted with »n IiiCPBOV/KD-BMiAK, whichj prevents theM.vchltie taming the wrong way, and so; entangling and breaking the thread. They make less; noiso than most Machines, and,ls the nearest possible! approach to nqJt-okss. Hhey; &i& Very simple, and; will' tutT for years without coptipg a; shilling fpr| repafrsv ' Kvery Machine is Warranted., Machines, let out oh hire.'.'Mie- pnymdnt.fdr.which goes,to,wardsf .the uurclriDß. Machines of other makers taken in ex-j change. Repairs |>roperly done. Needles for various j Machines, Oil, Cotton, and Extras. • . * j-yjj 7T.TO I ' ' iKG::::'W'., ; He slpp, \,r ENGINEER,, la1 -• - r .■*". ■■' j Tkk i FrTriNO. &nov, VpxoAft li^yii^;"'.'; Sewing Machines for the Milli'bn! j THE! »I^Sf Aifi) :l eBffIA^EST .iiw.iirw ;.u in T&k ooLcnsrry : '' ~,'.■).•) ■:':" :> '^i'i|'\i i.Mo^AteE rs;;.']/1' "Sti CELEBBAtED FANOY BAZAAB,. ft >i i [ '.I QUJJENi BTEBKT, A.UCKLANB.' ' The '<«Defiance", J Hand Lock-Stitch; ly Sewing Machine, comolete . t \ ■WITH KXTKAfI. U! . »'jJ £ I. d. ' ,) WUhiTAbW kl. a *'■ i. \ ■„' \ «JlO 0, f i fPffiQ (^acßine hai J bewi awarded JL ' gevon BRIZE MEDALS %\ the various com-: petitive trials held In Victoria and New South Wales, and is generally admired for its elqganco of finish, the certainty of. its.doing all thn|t the moat expensive ma ehines.ariUapposod to perfom'at one-half thefr cost, and its extremo simplicity, as children are enabled to work it equally as well as adults. $M^J<''wkM£mjL>> - SILENT LOCK-teTCH i- il}SE^n^& ■■.. .trie*,. nflß ~...,,., • d .„, ,v : ;.0i45 16 6 ; ;"^'"i.'j" •';• !■ ' -roitihlfl extras ti ■■ ,■< •.,,-.• ■ :Th<s; ilachiidb'i'aa obtained » world-wide notoriety, having'bec'n awarded Twenty-six Gold , Medals in Europe, and has taken several Prizes in Melbourne, Ballarat, and, Geolong, and is *ckjiowledgod by the Victorian Press as one of the Bsst and Cheapest Hand Lock-Stitch Rowing Maobines yet Submitted to the public. | lr ... ,•• ~■.. ... ij'.i.. i ; ~i.' A oonsUnt supply, of K«edlei, Cotton, and all extras, on.^and., j ;,....,.,; hnu ! wll {yf*u ■.}:.;■! An experienced Machinist always; on the premises to instruct purchasers, and legsona given gratis, if required to par,ties preferring, at their Qwn residences, Igorderto meet the requirements of all classes WEEKLY PAYMENTS WILL BE TAKEN. NOT! TDK ADDRSSB —f Montague's Fancy Bazaar, QUEEN STREET AUCKLAND. j . I mar y) i) .:!. H Hp inpAYLOE'S PATENT LOCK^- Nb»W (J m <\ These Machines are cornploto with apparatus to do every kind of work requisite for a family, and ar« simpero;lea*rn< p I i;, i i ea'sy^to work, QUIET IN ACTION, NOT LIABLE TO GE.T OUT OF ORDER, j AND REASONABLE IN PRICE. < Bofpro buying;any'other Machino; Indies are invited io insWt'this toiie, m which the HIGHEST COM MENDATION haa been bestowed by all who hare fot them. mo A fresh shipment will shortly arriye by the Qty of Trices : -Hahd Macliines, £5 sa; Stand Machines, ■ wM<aHhv.xaaßH^'"rn«**rß*a T. PEAfijaCK, OPTICIAN, tO BUTCHERS, SETTLERS, FARMERS! AND OTHERS. I hoi): nio'/i ,:-.oLa;i • attoUmwhtthttl tnsmi[lilE ed'l nniJjE-iMide^sigaied htnce>"<D\kßEL>t Pu*jf rALLOW, &C./&C. at hiehest market rates, in any <;uanttty}'U io'i loxifiai u/w i naamttfi sui w«a M Consignors direct will have prompt-.and; immediate Cash remittances returned_at_satisfacto"ry rates. i r ffl/XP&-& m b ri o s n TANNERS AND LEATHER MANUFAOTUBERS, A '.r (i » t i >i [> o tO gFARMERS, SETTLERS, BUTCHERS | . - AND OTHERS. chasers of Hides, Sheepskins, Tallow, Woiilj Jtc.l&c, at highest markets rates. L. ]?.£INAT<HiJN &^C6> SHORTLAND STREET J .'I M.styWMfl. S3).' Auckland,; , -~ .,, I xfl J^ADIES' BTEQNG. SLIPPEES , FeliiTrimmed i^'j .. <^ QA (I G C^\&f i WebbSolod 2 0 ■ Patent Royal Trimmed 4 6, I Youths'and Ladies' Oxford .. . .•.a*» aW B*™8 *™ gents'. i QxforaUTi^ Canvas 3 6 1 Brussells Carpet 3 6 ; Paris Kid, for invalids .. U^i'- '■»'.>iji4(.i6< i, r\ I Stout Oxford, for walking 1.. .. 7 6 j J, ROUT,, . -•-High <rt*e#



" ",' >y (, ,- ~f l nsurance.' »"' -: SCOTTISH COMMEBCIAL ]I^ -0 SUBANCE COMPANY. , y r^.',7;J-■■':'- PIBE ; ANP LiyiC.'- " CAPITAL .. ONE MILIJpN S^JJILIN j W\* PREEOB AND GRAHAM, ~ J , NoßrV»nrtßuUdlngs,a^-^<^ E^ tg an i Sub-Agent { Xf'OBWIOH UNION PIBi i3l INSURANCE S©CIETY. This Society, originally estabUshed In irßrj,pffe|g advantages to Insurers which. Companies of mo c recent Btanding are unable to dp. Tn <nrnnf- of the public copfidenoe at' Wonie In tqe< nrWc?Xs andcondict of the Norwich Union Fire ffie Pita'Sutoes. has steadily INCREASED £ ONE HUNDRED MILLIONS Sterling. , .._-,. i The LOWEST RATES only are charged. This > Office is distinguished for its Überallty_ana promptness in the settlement of cUims, £2,608,116 ' having been,paid to insurers for losses by fire. BANK CREDIT be^g established in Nefw Zealand, ias also a large reserve fund in the Bank,in cash Losses will be paid here promptly1,: .; , . ' , ~'. i The Society's Agents can1 accept ariy Msuraticeg, and fix the limits and the premiums without uavi flrs£ to consult Directors. ~ -, : Q^IT ', i. ' 8 ' .kjNO GHARGB for Polidei, Enaorsements", . ojr Surveys. »ioTO(li i/;A;LOOAIiINSTITXJTTON so far as the iNvisTMll^ 0P ITS ErailPTß I^,TH^ Colojny of Niw and to this national advantage may bo superadded the support, of a Urge and wealthy English office. .: ' ! .'':■'■■- .'.''. !•'- '■ " '' - ' , ~ ' -'■ ■; \f[ J In effecting Insurances against Fire it is of the first importance to select an office of High Charac ter, Long Standing, and Stability. ~_.,. | Every Infdrmation as to the Society's Rates and Principles, or as to Spkoial Rates, may be obtained at the Society's Oilicea., ,-;/; ■ vJil) £i<! f. - Ji B. GRAfiAM, ' j Agent. : G. S. GRAHAM, :' j ir,-.' hi ' 'Inspector. < Office*: Yaile'sßuildlngg. ' «'_ n ( ; - ~ ' - ' •''.'',' : ..i ' , i A TJSTEALIA^T MUTUAL PEO i\. vident society. ' ■ '■'■<: 'i ■ 1 ■ tor mutual life assurancb,. etc. NEW ZEALAND BRANCH T Head Office: Wellington. :- PitKsiNT ANHtrAii Rkvknub. £280,000. i A.OOUMULATKD AND INVESTED FUNDfI, £1,330,000! . Persons Assuring with, this Offioe share the whole' profits, and a Bonus is decbued every fifth year. i Auckland Agent— ■'.•■:'-. >C»'l •" ■■' MlfeY/GILFILLAN. ;/!;'■_;;' ileaicalJleferop^ n'/ii* taMw •■■ _ j '"' "i . . ->i! 't. b. kenderdikil; ' <i, t °,\;u- ;sra <hiiri\(Broff^ ■ ' "t N S U' E A N, C E.I ;Jbi-.' .:'■'••'-■ <;';''l '-')'1 ■''•;r'i; ': 't1111'"' ■' "' ** -:-j io j.- • •-' !- 'T~ ~ IVY -J' '" •' ;'::' "' THB VI CT O E I A ,B!IRE AND MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY Underwrite at LOWEST RATES OF PREMIUM ; risks on every description of property and morchan-' disc throughout the province.' Also on hulls pi vessels and cargo to all parti of the world. Losses in Marine Department can be made pftyablo either in England or the Colonies, as the assured may desire. Claims sot tied' with prompt! tudo and ''Offices of the Auckland Branch—Wjfiidham Cham bers, Wyndhatn. street., .', ,'?s*% !! ' ANDREW G. MILLA-B, • , THE GXJEE.IS.AT HAI^Da r HOLLOWAX 7!^" bI^MENT SeorVutto Eriiptt&ris^hs Sore Headt anbScrofaUw* Swellings.-rU this pov^eWul Ointment be' well rubbey into the parts affected all 'skin disease will be speedild 1 overcome It acts not by repression, butrepuh?lbn. ilt enters the system as salt enters meat, and operate* I not locally only, but constitutionally purifying the ! whole system, neutralizing all^depraved humours, and effecting*» radical arid complete', cure. I The Pills I should bY taken as an.auxiliary to tho Ointment, as they ar^ feo prepared'as to act'jin. unison withit,' : facilitating and confirminjj tho confjuest of the disoa*e DiptKeha; Vlcerdted^Scrrk Throat Qtun*ey.-rlTb* ! above complaints have for twenty years jbeen treated with Holloway*s Ointment and Pills with perfect I success,.,. The cures have been *o remarkable, speedy;' and nunierons,1 that these 6ftcn fatal diseases are more ; easily cured by these medioinos than even the common :§ore throat, if, taken in time. . " T , The Kidneys, Stone and Gravel—ln these) cqjjnplainta ithe' Ointment- almost ractsi'< like s>! charm^ pro-; jviding i$ is very effeotuallyrubbed over the regions of •the kidneys, which it will penetrate and give almost immediate relief, while the Pills, should .be taken according to the printed directions, when the moit extraordinary cures may bo effected by this means. 1 Bad Jjcqs;,Bßatd t Brecutt, Scrofulous. Sores, and Glandular.' SvicUingt.-r-la , iuch caiei the Ointment .o^eVatds'1 surely and;with a rapidity th»t resembles; magic. It shotild be' rubbed into the,parts affected after they have been fomented with luko warm w»t«, Ihe purifying and curativp, powers of this marvelloui unguent ( have neve rfailed. An old sore, wound, or nicer always yields to its influence, and in cases of bad breasts.' or"' milk, ievera, • its action 'ir* wonderful. Grla&diilAr swellings may soon bo reduced by following the,printed directions.! r rt!! rn1 ;■■.-,'. "■ •' Tht^lciionofth?, Heart—Drop*]/.— The Intt named ' diseasft is commonly preoeded by irregrnlar action of ' the.heart; *nd dilllcult'respiration ; which' symptom! are always ievero; and overgo from bad to worse Unleu proper .'means of cure are reported to. In Holloway'i unrivalled Ointment and Pills the dropsical patient will eyer find succour; the present relief deriyeAfronp" thef«B«Tro*>,'tUese remediesr is manrellouily^qtdclt and ■; perseverance in, , the steady application Of this - famous Ointment invariably rea'ulti in *'!cure,,;.They 'a,ot.with «uoh' energy' on 'tha' Circulation and absorbent system that the dropgica fluid vanishes, and tho sufferer finds all the oppre«iv [ symptoms daily decline till natural health returns. ' <3ovt and Rheumatism may be cured jWith. 1 greatest-certainty-if large quantities of ■tho Ointment ,be well worked into the complaining parts; and this persdve'ringiy done' forI,some. tima. ■ >It l lii np-uae toj Imekt If6n the'skin only,, ,^t'must;,be got,- Into ;;th(»>; ■ystein'.' Take als'many Piius nightly as will act two or,-. three time* during the .24 hours;,.' Schew,,theiU»fl.oJi coffeo, and all stimulants. , When, theso complaintt, are1 lea-ring tho system .the virulence ot the, complaint foeMe'hiily seefas toiricreise. V - •> > h • • •■■ ■ j:.-- Iridiscr'tUon of Fiofli.'—S'bres, ulcers, and>wqlling§ , Odii'• yith^certainty"tie'i cured if this Ointment be, thoroughly rubbed all round the complaining parti twice or thrice a day, keeping gthom covered with., lineb rag spread: with ihe same. L ~: . f. i; ... ,; I The Pills must betaken according to the printed " directions. The blood being in an, . impure state. perseverance! is nacessary. i .- From, humane', motives letters"pf advice will be. answered gratuitously. ,To sayl^ carriage, the Pills and Ointment should"be oh* tamed in the neighbourhood of the sufferer, and/»0t:: ftorn Holloway's Establishment i Both the Ointment md iht Pills should be uyd inth -; following,cases :^~:' !-'^: '!;'-' SlOjuj > ;j Bad Legs ; . Cancers '; i ;... Scalds t«u7/ Baaßreasts ' Contracted and < SpreNipploi-■!;■:, Sum» Stiff Joints .... 3pre-:tbroata r ßunionTI — Elephantiasis rt §kin-disease of Mosquitos MaSSilai TT O Scurry I and Sand-Flies Gout Sore-heads , iQoco-bay GJandulir. Swell- Tumour* , . ■■» Qblpgpffi)oii)''y-;.;i kings tit liony'KWers >•■ Ii ! j Qhllbhiins [.f,, <~ LumbagQii.t.i.'iiii' Wounds: ,:j "* Chopped Bands.. gile,s \,y ;I v. * .Yaws*., I ■ rlifj .' Corns(sbf,t)/ ■ \ |Rheumatism,,i msrtuu ■';.' . i.v. ]%*jT^Bre ; ! ; i»' a considerable,.saving by,taking tha larger sizes!" ;,..,, | ! N.B.—Directions if or ■. the,i guidance jof patients in every ,dißQrd.et'«iro aSSxed . td each,



-SUMMER- SiEilfllfCLl^ .'- -)■.• ■ tir ;.)•:■ Fir I r ;iy.. qS» Tf| .(r » BOXING • DECBMb£?I ELLER SL IE RACE, e'TOKgi : '''■■'' '''■''' ;j3TEWAKps;:f '■'■. *oa aw Mr Thomas,^orrini, r r I ( ' • Mr Joseph Btnij. 1 Mr' James Russell '■'■ 1 ',; CaptaftiFn®^l ■< ■■■■•■ Mill ...MajorGeorge. ■'• *«' osj ' ':•:' ■ ii"";/: '%—' ' >'■:■;«»* -itv.i (u'!f!. T.: :..- JUDGB !■'.; i- '-i'^riiisjfr ■-.." .iiv/ !-j'. (■'■'■■ judgeßeokiiath.' "'l!;!i- fl»'tnW) :'..:. 1--V.' -■■■■•:. !.!,'■ .■■■ _ 1 .ll'-tdw .H^bj .;■[', ■■■~.i ' ! :riw Started,: ■"■"■'^wwman ' f! 7.1 -'•'H I:l': Mr ]i o tertW3^yari7n' <l; >;> *' CwSBK.6¥ TJIE .CO.URSB:," 5? 1 **■ " _, s) ,j.. ; ,M^ T,hpmas 8,r0w£.,,,:..,.[ jj^j™ Mr Joseph Banks | Mr Joiephißeiu*** ._ ~i j; / :Fiil r-j, : .W«-P««»//.:.pa»S7 1 v CLEBKOQF THE SCAKBB:i (jjfJJ __ Mr William Marks... TRIAL'-STA^p&'-A -S»eet«titke6' Kit'lT ion eu* with'so boys added ; entrance,2 gbvi; f<»«!zj olds and upwards-which have never won a Brfu exceeding 25 sovsiß-eaUie-up-ioJiiißii of tnbJnUr .Weight'for'age ; winWof any pike tMfcriSrrt to carry 71bs extra. - Distance, lj miles.' ' BAIL WAY PLATE, of 50 soys. Entrance Bkm . ■weight forsage ;i distance; J mita i '.'< riW • THE AUCKLAND TURF. CLUB CUP (HinfflcMii of 200 soys, added to a sweepstakes ofiotsi^v £2 10s ft., if declared by 12th Dwwta?; I wo miles; second horse to receive 25 Mvi.tnaaiJ hor.se 10 soysfrom .the »takea, ";|fQiniiflff ' '-'^ "with 8 soys entrance enclosed, to be, senate 4h» 1 Secretary on ot before the 10th Nbvembw 2'C! :: o'clock p. m; Weights • will fee dJßckftrfigil^ before the 18th November. Acceptance, tt4u. 'ing's sovsj,tobe made by two o'clock ptylTttiw comber, and balance of kweepsta,lte»(£ sou) Ulori i . ten 6'olock on morning of the ra<& '■ W THE DRABEBS';PUEBE^A HantßcapSirtljil^,, .. of 4 soys each,, with SO sovg addtit JMuiT li miles' .Entrance; 2,80y5. - ~"* .lan* PBIKCE 01" WALES STAlOES—A^WetmtalSf W govs each, with 40' sots' added. "Weight for m Distance 1 mile; - Winner; to be «old: % mmn ' > ■ immediately after the race for 60 sort. If estand to be sold for 40 soys, allowed lOlbs; fi forMlon allowed 171bs; if -for2o' sotb. allowed 241bi •so further,allowanise. , --r.y^ TS3TAJ SECOND DAT. THE INNKEEPERS^ PUBSE-A Handictp Swetp stakes of 5. abvs each, with'loo ton. idded • distance, 1J uiles. Second horse to rewire IS soys from the slakes. Entrance,.3»oti W^hti - td'bedeclafed on or berore;S'ii.'iiL JJon Mm&oI ...;. : thaflrst day'sraces.' '"■'•'■ >'-'■'■'] f»''s^'plij ELYINO STAKES.—A sweepstakes of t ioWlMtfa, with 30 sors added ; weight for, age ;^i<a^^.l mile. Entrance, 1 soy. Winner of EfJfoij|>W to carry 7 lbs extra. • t* •'lßbii.-- XHK NEW ZEALAND CUP^A Handictp sW> stakes of 10 soys each, 2J ft, with 200«0THdj«d; ' two miles; second horse to receive 25«fln D <M|d • ; -third horse 10 soys but Of ;Jthe Jtakiail jfiffi., ■( nations,'with S soys entrance 'encidseidl-Hir b» made' to the secretary on or before tiaiilWh December, at 2> o'clock p.m. Tha ■weijjb^ k> b* declared "dn ;6r befot-fe B'b*cl6clck p^m. ott^tt* night,. of the' first day*<i races;■ and t WemfflS, enclosing sweeps (10 soys), to be iat&tbf lo o'clock ion morning of second day's •rwjing, A THE^CONSOLATION .^of 3 soys each, with 40 ■[wri-'iMamfc nuttm, 1 mile A BACK RACE.pf .10, soys (entr,«>cej l l l ipTl.for all untried Jiors'es.' Distance, 1 mile. ' Pout entiiti. '< ■'BITLES' AND JREtfttrATidifS:?' MaresandGeldingsallowia"3lbSf r , In the Selling Race the • winner shall be told with, engagements at the meetint t&f surplus above, the selling price shall .beloncJibuil Aiioklahd Turf Club,' ana aiijf horie in Hicfi oflltop Race, though not afwinheiv in'ay, at the reqh*« btwjr person made to-the stewards within fUSoMSiirfifk ot weighing the first horse,, bflpufi ,udj to au^kftiiittj same way1 as the winner, the upset .price to.wfflk amount at which he is to be sold;r'or •eiJttWi'w* sohli.together with fch* value of :thejstaktt ilMy ( , .surplus to belong to .the, Auckland Turf Chjb.,. -h^r "-"■lri'all races where fprfeitbis tO;b^p»ia_u| owner of • ttny 'horse entered' for* any' tuWjumJlK* ; «lmll ridtglect to declare: and p»y- forreit[lX9fli»lo*Bt on the mprftirJKiqf .tU«7-racersball l»eiliil*iMp whole of the stakes unless otherwise specified in tM conditions of any such race., ta All persons intending MJwltßdraw horses m re quired tolgife notice to that effect to the Secretaryoi ,Cldrk,pf t^eiS<^eaati§asthaM-4a^outjb^or«irtijpg. Any person neglecting or refusing to comply WthttM rule shall pay a fine, to/be I'topo»*'byiifte«<«lW^1 'topo»*'byiifte«<«lW^ wofexneeding-ftsovstotheJEtoioßFaiul. bkAa A_ The rules of the Victoria Racing Club.h»n|W«? adopted, andfwiU, be adhered to >'o Jen|try "willrbß received for any of »nenpi except tipon:tniscondition—thkfMl ai«putei,i«jUM. and objections arising out of the racing; »n»u >w 22. lhfe £*^*::& B f?*Kt ISS AU entries iicr,be, sealed tja^ #d<Ute««^b)*ft« at the office.,of;"the Auckland,.Tj^WJft Duham-street, ehtrance-nionßy eAclosW/ wltt «■ namejige, pedigreeofthehorsej »nal^^ o™'"!WSz name of ,the owner and colours of .thenaer/ Aoy je^'i riding except in the coloutb entered will bttoeoi aovs. All sweepstakes,..unless otherwise ,f»«PPa miijit^eipaid on;ophefori 10o^Wdt(6n-ffife«fiWi>We<l the first race-day. ' , ~._. All entranoe fee» andforfeils, ,tp.go to the Ainkluwl Turf Club. ./.imidllA,'/ _ QvuOjacfttlen fee, 2 soys, except for H»ck M* . too,du9Upn w^ b^^dg fxonj^^Mpgp* Vit^hL^ »W K«(ii Di'TES 0 QP 'ie'NTETES' ANI)' JlCCE|Ti||!^ For Tuff Club Cup-Nominatiom, 10t"h No+ettWJ S p.m.; weights declared, 18th Nov«mb«^ *' P*^ acceptances, 17th December, 2 p.m. , ; General "Entries—J7th December, -before Sgj£>_ 1. N.Bl^No entrier will b& teCri**a: oh'J^VftwW* whateffiffWterth^fhOUkn'jMPrt^L ,lhy:n',l IK moil .Ruined ■ il /JOBEPa"BENN'ETTif -i-ir- r ,«;-h: lunrrt n-" >^f^ |«*wog*^-;<t>y I vXabnablothb Coafltoitteo to»|W«|^^^WJ* Progr«nSme it is necessary that ■Mep»b«j;«h«g» *JP their Subscrißtioßß((tome) pa.orbjrfoje.she.lftft;SlS • ";•.";>;'' S»w j^sEpi^ijS^, 2*«; | sili 10. toili iqnaxo wittarfiTß lUVW« KBftlni it WEM H^y" Is HORTLAO ' S T.'?;f %$ I F.Aiaros>c o^oSii^ GMiiiALll^f^i*?*.^ ■ [oaoV iU ot 89laVv H*j.«oH poX ;» 1 CLAEKEIiiJOTHERS, _ *"or seven years pupils of Mr.Crombie, and for tne»» ; twelve months: bpefatarsTttr.! Mr Cater. , {Have #uch pleasure in informing their IrienM »n» the -public generally that they have purohMeOrJ*" well-known Photographic' Business sd JS^ccessWW fcarried-.on by Messrs er6mbieMana!Cater;Mr,tfte^ teighteen years^and trust by. civlUty^nd #Wg}P busiDess,, together .with,'producing .firpts*lg«!.PoW,S®f at ;;m<iderate' pVices, ' tof mtii ' With^i share bftn* patronage so liberally bestowed on their Pre^ ece*JS!T I .NißiT-Ghildpten's;.Portraits..t#WiM^»£!sfl6 | V&Sffikk c!d.V: Portraits U6d per halgfifae?,^ 12s 6d per dozen. „ • ~t n ».» } N.8.-All debts due-tothe-estabMshmenttoDe ? aid to Clabke Buoi&rf&viwWwe receipt wiU w Pumcien^. ftg, f