The Evening Star.

Yol, IV.— No. 1,178 ,

Auckland, N.Z.: SATaRD^Y, OOTOBkR 25, 1873

T?jrice:.ONE PENNY.



, Shipping. «:■ WFtk 7^: JT.E A M NAVIGATION - v: -TOst-Class Steamers. SYDNEY & MELBOURNE TRANSHIPPING TO BRISBANE & ALL OTITTPP QUEENSLAND PORTS, ADELAIDE and KIITO GEORGE'S SOUND, by the A.slt Com™ Steamships. wupnuy a The splendid steamship Rangatira, B. Paddle, Commander, expected here about the 24th inst., will leave throe days after arrival tfor particulars of freight or passage app.y to . H. m. JERVis, Agent. V^a^ TT 0R TARANAKI StK^v S"v>&s NELSOX, PICTON WTfT «#»LINGTON, LYTTELTOn! AND «^£^^*«S» PORT CHALMERS. The N.Z.S.S. Company's s.s. Taranaki, Mb^oT^thSsrarftmS-poll6ll^' °n For freight or passage apply to A°^A«i^DALDY' Auckland ; A. BARNES, Onelmnga ; Or. , R. S. LEDGER. Grahamstown. SJ TMI" TO COXa s^^J MANDEL. Ch^lenger. From C^romandel. Saturday, October 25, at 12 noon fWeather and other circumstances permitting ' . Single Fare, 6s : Return Ticket, 10s Not responsible for accidents in shipping carrvin? or discharging stock. J s> HOLMES BROTHERS. |^> T^OR TrlS BORNE > J^^v -1- DIRECT. JmbM&!*lin The Favorite Schooner Tawera, now hourly expected, will leave the Queen-streat Wharf for the above port early after arrival. For freight or passage apply to Capt. Kennedy, en Board. \L3. "POR POYERTiT BAT .fjLJI^ - DIRECT. l ° . , ' Julius Vogel Will leave on MONDAY, the 27th instant, weather permitting. .. i •■• ; ..,;'; . • : ■ For freight or passage apply to . »+. ~, J.S. MACFARLANE, >J Or, _ The Master on board.. TKi ICIEST SHIP EOE J^V X - ; 'LONDON. SSJj&^tigi The favorite well-known Clipper Countess of Kintore, BWtons register,' Al at Lloyd's, H. Braddiok, Com mander, having the greater portion of her Cargo en gaged, will meet with quiqk despatch. ■• ' <i ' Has UErivalled accommodation for passengers.. For freight or passage apply to 1.. D. NATHAN & CO., •■ • ■ Ageht«. /sva. "fVTEW ZEAL AND _T^^^ X^l PARCELS CONVEYANCE. Tfcfcfe'wSyllEeg' SmallParcelsmaynowbesentto tho undersigned for despatch to New Zea andfrom; England, or from New Zealand home, at very Cheap Rates, which will include, Marino In surance, F.P. A, and all other charges. Parcels should be sent, Carriage Paid, to our office for despatch, fully addressed to the consignee in England oi in New Zealand, and the value thereof stated. In order to carry out this project satisfactorily ilis particularly requested that .friends of those in New Zealand will make known the ," NEW ZEA LAND CONVEYANCE" as much a» possible., and support the undertaking. ''"; • ' '•■' Full particulars of terms on which parcels may b'B transmitted from England to New Zealand, or from New Zealand to England, may be obtained on appli cation to >•.' " . hbi i ... EDWARD & HERBERT BUTTERFLELD, 27, Leadenhall street, London, E.O. Or, to ELLIOTT & ANDERSON, : i, . r Queen-street Wharf, Auckland. No further charge is made if the parcel is called for at the head offices, London and Auckland. Insurance against all risk effected if requested, tnd valu* stated! Jj Tofi'io . •••; Irriaib"'Uxhi'^PX Sale. ~ .;-,: :,'.; FREEHOLD. FOR. Immediate Sale, a "First-class Business Cornei Allotment, having frontage of 35 feet to, Karangahape Road, with a depth of 112 feet to Pitt street. Also, a Bush' Farm at Waitakerei South, of rich soil, containing 150 acres. Part cleared and in grass.; 14 miles from Auckland. One large stream through ont, which feeds the Nihotapu. River; Apply to ' " . ' D. CALEY, ' :: ■ jii;i io ; ; Karangahape Road. FOE SALE by'the unaersigned— Tanks, Cart Shafts, Coals (Bay of Islands and Newcastle), IFirewood: Charcoal, &c.:i! • -' ■ ; j. craig,- : .. ■'.'••:■■.:■'.■■''. H: : v ' Fort street. '. . SAWN KATJRI TIMBER/ ;; Eon : Lsr;v!A;- 'ili?,'."E, ' ,^\\ In Auckland,"; -. '" ; 300,000 FEET KAURI TIMBER. f , C. A. HARRIS. i August, 1873<:- • J .■ ' lf" ■ ards: Customhouse street and Breakwater Road, essela Loaded at the Mill, Wangapoua, with despatch. PIANOFORTES AND HARMONIUMS "C^OJi SALE,, at Tureell's Mnsic JL" , I Warehouse, .... .' QUEEN S TEE E.T, Next c'oor to Montague's. EOK SALE, ,i heap, one 16-feet Sailing Boat, several Ships' Boats and Dingles. J. Clare, Boatbuilderj Custom-house-street East. Photography. > H. , B A E T L E T T, PHOTOGRAPHER, bega most respectfully to inform his friends and the public generally that he' will ' ' '; OPEN IN A FEW DAYS, Ik Extensive New Premises Over Messrs J. & J. Dickey, Adjoikiko City Hall. pHOTOGEAPHIC isOTIOE. CLARKE BROTHERS, I) For seven years pupils of Mr Crpmbie, and for the last * twelve months operators for Mr Cater, "wo much pleasure in informing their friends and c public generally that they have purchased the -""ill-known Photographic Business so successfully carried 'on by Messrs Crombie and Cater for the last eighteen years, and trust by civility and attention to busi»ess, togetherwithproducing first-class portraits at moderate ..prices, ~to me,et 'with a share, of, the patronage so liberally bestowed on their predecessors. N.B.—Children's ' Portraits taken instantaneously; Tirst-class O.D.V. Portraits 7s 6d per half-dozen, or 12a Cd per dozen. N.B.—All debts due to the establishment to be paid to Cj.aukk Brothers, whose roceiptfcwill be Bufflcleut.



Business Cards- LAMBS' BIS OTT I T £18 per ton. Mr. J, S. MAoyARLiNE, Agent EE. BUCHOLZ & CO. have , • taken Temporary Offices in Messrs Stewarj J and Akdeksons Buildings, Que^n street. HENDEESON& MACFAT?- LANK/S Temporary Offices are at Mr Yon del Heyde's Residence, Kmily Place. SAMUEL MOR Q- A 13. COMMISSION & NATIVE AGENT, Alexandra. Waikato. WAKNOCK BEOTIEE^ Soap & Candle Manufact'ttrers h CHAPEL STREET, AUCKLAND J ° A E S 0 N, if n* * Ho™e and Land Agent, Rent and Debt Collector, St^hbury-sßuiidingg, Queen street. TAMES B T^T 0H E it, y Carter, Contractor, &c. Goods cleared and delivered from ships on the shortest notice. Ballast supplied. A LOVETT, Tailor, &c, Karanga "7 * hapo Road (near the top of Upper Queen street), Auckland, having commenced business at the above address respectfully solicits a share of public patronage. GE-'O E G- 13 AX E E~S. FREEMAN'S BAY SOAP & CANLDE WORKS. Cash Buyers of Tallow. MISS NOEMAN, Teacher of Musio (pupil of Mr Hoffman for five years), Waterloo Quadrant, five doors from Princes streot. The North Shore attended. MADAME WINTER ROYAL ACADEMICIAN, gives Lessons In Music and Singing. Two to Three Guineas per Quarter, payable in advance. Schools «ttended — Melbourne House. Qj A M TT E L WE iTI~S *p House, Land, and Commission Agent, Collector of Rents, Debts, Highway Rates, &c Loans' arranged. Office : 129, Queen street (threo doors below the- Union Bank.) AAFD W. OR AI Q, • HOBSON STREET. I House nnd Ship Plumbers, Gasfitters. &c. Glass Chandeliers from 3to 6 lights. Gas Reflectors of all kinds mndo to order on the shortest notice ; Fluted and Plain Enamelled from 25s and upwards, with Pendant and Burners ; guaranteed not to crack. Old Chandeliers Cleaned, Bronzed and Lacquered GEOEGE B LACir~ & C 0., WHOLESALE BOOT <& SHOK MANUFAT U R E R S, Lower Quken-stkeet. , A Stock of Sewn, Pegged, and Rivetted Goods i Always in Stock. ; October 10, 1873. . WH. BTJ T L E E; HOUSE, SIGN, AND DECORATIVE 1 PAINTER, PAPER El ANGER, &c. &o. Oil, Colours, Glass, Putty, Canvas, Turpentine, White Lead, &o. Always on Hand. No. 25, GREY-STREET. WILLIAMS AND CO., SHIP CHANDLERS, Are Cash -Purchasers of Old Sails, Canvas Rags Europe Rope, Junk, Old' M^ntz Metal, Copper, Brass,' Ac., &a. J r! TUT ODE R N LANGTJ AGE S. '! Mr B. M. O. THEORELL, Membor of the Uni versity of Upsala, teacher of French at the Auck-' land Grammar School University Classes, gives in struction in the French,and German languages,-^! Applications may be made at the .Mechanics' Institute Library. .. .- . ~ . 'TV; E N, • T"'t %tM~M u V.] ■!M R. T. TR A F FORD," ;STJRGEON DENTIST; -f "W A X E JW B L D; ,'S T■ R :E E T. Artificial Teeth, from One to a Full Set, in Gold ' or Vulcanite.': ';'' ■ '■ .: POET LAND CERENT r ■ , .KEAN'S CEMENT -,'.;•, PARIAN CEMENT V ~.' " ' l PLASTER OF PARIS ' SLATES, &o. The above are on Sale by JAMES BLAIKIE Slaterer and Plasterer, at his Yard, above Quick.s Stablos, Victoria-streot. ■ '< ■~]'.'.',. ,; FIRE! F.'IREJ i; ""l\ HL. PO SSENEfsKIE, • • . : TArLORy'AWDni fe*t«i r:-,-,,a tWUOLESALE CLOTHING MANUFACTURER,] desires to inform his patrons, and the' public that in consequence of having been burnt oiitat the late Fire, he has TAKEN PREMISES in HIGH STREET,' next, door to Atkin, Printer, where he trusts to receive a continuance of that support whichiias hitherto been awarded to him, and at the same time to ack nowledge gratefully the liberal patronage he has met with since he has been, in business/ bittern >ri WPHILLIPPS & SON, • OIL,1 COLOR, and GLASS MERCHANTS,' Importers of Paperhangin'gs, Scrim, Paints, Oils,; Turpentine, Colors- Varnishes, Brench-Polish, 'Gold Leaf, , Artists' Colors: and Brushes, Plate, Sheet, Crown, Ornamental, and Photographic Glass, Picture Frame and Tapestry Mouldings, Clock and Compass Glasses, Glazed Sashes, Doors, &c: • ■:■ Glass cut to size, and carefully, packed. . -,-■>. Ji 12, Wyndham street. , . ;•,!... ■ ; :'.:, . .ff..O-T i:l--.G--B;---: •'■. ■ J; S.-; .CURETE,' in, thanking ! Ms •' friends and the public for their kind assistance at the late Fire, 'wishes to intimate to his patrons that.;, he' is still, carrying on his businesses OOACHBUILDER in his Old Premises, and is .pre pared to execute in the most substantial and pronapt| mann er any work entrusted to him. J. S. C. 's lon g ex perience in the trade, and the emi)loyment of none but the most skilled workmen, places | him in i a position second to none in the province to execute ;any orders entrusted to him. He would also draw" attention to the fact that he received First Prise at the Agricultural Show for a Buggy manufactured by him; also, for a Spring-cart/ at the opening of the new Market. J. 3. C U BK I E, QTJEEN BIBEKI. THE LATE FIRE ! MRS. WATSON, in returning thanks to her kind friends and the public generally, for their kind patronage during the past ten years, begs to inform them that she has I RESUMED BUSINESS • In that well-known Shop at the corner of Chapel and ! Durham-streets, and trusts that they will again award her a share of their patronage, .p ! £3T Note the Address— . v ""' ; MRS. WATS 0 N'S . ! GROCERY STORE, i ,■ •.; ! Cornee of:. Chapel and Durham-street^ : BONES! BONES! BONES! BOUGHT in any quantities, foj Cftnh, atJUie Froonwn Y 8 Bay Bone Mills.



business uards. , T X, OOUB CT, !. "• CARVER & GILDER, ■ GLASS & PICTURE FRAME MANUFACTURER, 3 57, Wakefield steeet, Auckland. i ;'■ •' - __ ' . , -•M"» s. k. wTigli't, -' twp TEAC C HE]R of the PIANOFORTE and SING ING, corner of Wakcfleld and Symonds streets (many r years pupil of the late Charles Glover and other eminent London masters), is now prepared to give Lessons at her residence daily utter 4 o'clock p.m. Terms (Pianoforte.) : Two Guineas. 1 ft U~~T~~L D E [S, J-> CARPENTER, & JOINER. W. H. SKINNER, VULCAN LANE. i ■ Shop Fronts, Office Fittings, and all branches of the building trade ex> cuted. , '*V .B. >' G~A M E .eTo~~N~, CIVIL ENGINEER AND ARCHITECT . DAVIs'S B'U D3STGH, QUEEN-BTREET '.-„ (Adjoining National Bank). | willboprepa-ed to Supply Plans and Corroct "Bsti i; mates for all descriptions of Buildings on the Shortest • Notice with or without superintendence. POBBRT GALLAGHEE, PLUMBER AND GASFITTER, Wyndham-street, A uokland (next tho New Zealand Herald Office. . , Every description of work in connection with the above business executed with cheapness and despatch. A- ■ I S A AC S, «*3-« plumber, gasfitter ' and tinsmith, High street, Near Vulcan Lane. Maker of the Patent Enamelled Gas Reflector. W ~~k i V..E b Y~, ', » » • pounkr or QUEEN AND WAKEiriELD STREETS. NEWCASTLE COAL (WHOLESALE AND RETAIL), AT THE LOWEST RATES BRICKS, LIME, SAND, SHELLS. TILES - IRON-BARK SHAFTS, SPOKES, AND RKD-GUM ... FELLOES, Etc.. Etc., • '"'' Always on and. eENTLEMEN'S CLOTHES CLEANED. ALTERED REPAIRED, and PRESSED at i HARWOOD'SjTaimb, From Mklbottrne. I ' 49, Hobson-street, near the Governor Browne. , P.B.—Gentlemen's Clothes Dyed _ Tji I S H E B & C 0., J- ' Wholesale, Shipping, *ai>d Family Butcher, Queen street, corner of Durham street, Auck and. Poultry of all kinds dressed to order. Prime Smoked Tongues, Home-cured Bacon. Corned Beef on sale In large quantities. N.B.—Dealers in game. Live Pheasants forwarded to all parts of the colonies upon receipt of order. Families waited on In town or suburbs. ■^ ■ . » pIAN OS. PIAN OS. ! OPENED THIS DAY, two Very Superior Zbiglkr Pianos (in rich Walnut Cases), which, for sweetness of tone, combined with power, surpass tbosoin stock ; all to bo sold at greatly rkducjcu piuoks for cash. Also, a Fino Oak Harmonium, with 10 stops (by iolly); a Second-hand Piano, £18. Organs, Har moniums, and Pianos Tuned in town or country, by T H WEBB, Wollealey street. Sept. 24, 1873. TgJ STAB LI'S HED 1 8 5~9. PIANOS! PIANOS ! THE LARGEST STOCK OF INSTRUMENTS , . ■ . To be seen at , ; i , . ROFPMAN'S . j ACADEMY OF MUSIC, ; ifj ,■;,. 38, Siioutland street. ! Pianos and Harmoniums for Sale or Hire and on the deferred payment system from Ll4 to L 25. Every instrument guaranteed, 'and kept in tune ono yea after purchase, free of charge. ' • , j Instruments of every description Tuned and Re paired, Bought, Sold, and taken in exchange ': : '■ MEL 0 BY •■ 0 R G AN S. i ! 11 'j ■■ • *. \ if' i i i ■ TUBT LANDED—Daw's and-Uams if den's Patent Pedal Substitute Organs; as supplled; tb Her Majesty the Queen and H.R.H. tho Princess Louise. For description, see lists at Messrs Upton's, I On Sale—A Second-hand 20-stop'd Harmonium, by . Bebain'(equal to new), L 45 ; also, an elegant Queen's Model Harmonium, 10 stops, by Alexandre (a charm ing Drawing-room Instrument). i -, . .--. PIANOFORTES. -J :■■ I I j The two shipments of Messrs' Ralph Allison and Sons' Pianofortes previously advertised are sold; more expected shortly. Arrived, per City of Auckland, a shipment from Messrs Chappell. Also,' periodical shipments. from Messrs Broadwood Hopkinson, Chappell; Zeiglor, Bo'rd, Erard, and other eminent makers. ,'J ';■", "'; ,■■■•;:■"■.:'. J. BROWNE. ' ! Symonds street, Auckland • | "PROTECTIVE TARIFF. >.j:>V ;S T TO HAND '•«!-' li;'P' ': ■ (Duty Freb)-' v ' ' ' :mjl. 20 CASES COROMANDEL- OYSTERS !- ] • (First Prize New' Zealand Exhibition). ". ; A G ent—E. E L L I N G H A M,'< u-h "' ' Lower Queen street. E TAXFLDiIt, bole Contractor to tho City Council for the Emptying of Earth- Closets, Privy' Boxes, Cesspits, &c, is, propaied to at ' tend''punctually to all1 requests regarding the above',!: Persons: desiring to have the. said places attended to, ( jeither weekly, fortnightly, or otherwise, can have the same1 done by leaving a notice oithor verbal or written with the Inspector of Nuisances, City Council Office,1 ■Queen-street.1 i : ,K\oWmti '. i. ■ nor+r.-I'i jp hot o a; 1c a p h y.: '~;; a. eeTfeei, .^T-.:r ARTIST & PHOTOGRAPHER, : ; 193, QUEEN STREET,; AUQKLAND,. ,: . ■• Rooms otkb.Me King's Chbmisx.,, Qartes-de-visite takenthe best 3tyleatl2s 'Bd'por dbzeli;' :, :' ~i -.ur) 7b6dper half-dozen ' ' ■■■-,_ its:'l , Portraits Painted in Oil and Water Colours in a style: ij| • ( unsurpassed in the I colonies. ' ,' • i i ° SOMERVILLE'S: S;T.,ABLES, v: ' •.:;V. '- QITEEN-STREET,;; ,' '' '" '\/- THE TTndersigned' hayiiig -.disposed of their interest in the Livery and Bait Stablps ' lately conducted by Mr E. Bpwden, deceased, tp'MR" MARK SOMRVILLE, beg to'ttiank those genilemeril r who favoured the lato Mr Bowden with their patron-1 , age, and have: to request » continuance of the same to Mr M. Somerville." , .-' • "'" . ' ' . R ART HUK,,V Executors' of the late ' <:'■ ' ■-> M. BOWDEW;> - E.:Bowden. • '^ IN reference to the above advertise ment the Undersigned begs to notify' that the above Stables will be conducted as heretefore, and trusts by civility and attention that he will receive a r continuaiace of the support given pMr E. Bowderi, > deceased. I MARK SOMERVILLE. *^Bbv A ll E ¥° v x N \ /Tk¥/^.'".WANT OF MONHY . : LONDON LOAN OFFICE, '%J0 ' ' "■ NEXT OlfY HiILL. / ■ MONEY Advanced on Jewellery, Diamonds, Plate, ■' .Wearing■ Apparel, and'every de'scriptipii of available a ijecurity. .j;J!yj,-.jJ. to liHQ'i unit hm iiiia uu The strictest Secrecy observed in eveiy transaction. Fire-proof Safes on the premises for tho better se curity ol Valuables. p MOKEIS MAEKS, PKOPRIETOR.



Mercnandise. O N S ~A I 1, V-^' -;tiEx St. Leonards, 6,000 PIRE BRI CKS. Stdurbridge. JOHN ROBERTON & CO. 0 N ~g I £, i , By thb Undesigned Ex St. Leonards, City op Auckland PONTENAYE, ENBYMION, ETC.,' ETC., Scrim, 72 and 45 inch ' Corn Sacks . . Flour Bags, 50 and lOOtbs Colman's Starch Morton's Jar Salt - ''• '•" Morton's Table Vinegar Whybrow's Pickles Whybrow's Salad Oil Colza Oil, in drums Morton's Castor Oil, pints and half-pints Sardines, quarters > , ' , ; Malt, Best Pale Suffolk and Colonial Currants, in cases Raisins; Figs Brazil Nuts. Jordan Almonds .»' Hops, East Kimt and Tasmanian 4, Syduey Beef, in tierces '■ Hobart Town Jams (nawkins', Peak's, and Peacock's ■ : : ' ■ s • , Tart Fruits . ~. 1... Tea. chests, half-chests, and boxes i ..;' Hams & Bacon (McConnell's & N^B.M P Co Preserved Beef and Mince Meat ' Maize, Sydney . . Oats, Otagp and Canterbury Oatmeal and Pearl Barley "ij ' Flour, in 200, 100, and 501t» bags " iionedust, Bellyard's No. 1 Butter and Choose . *' *■ I Grass Seed. GEO. W. BINNEY. Q N S A L E, ! To Arrive Ex Woodbine and Surprise, 200 sacks Sheath's CantnrburyjFlour 592 ~ Canterbury Wheat 250 bags MofTatt's Flour 10 bags Gr.ss Seed 3f)o sacks Potatoes 10 casos Uncoil and Ilams. ■ ' ' GKO. W. BINNEY. MATZE»! MAIZE! jQN SALE ? . by the Undersigned, a Quantity of MAIZE for Fowl-feed. ', J. CUA.IG, , ! Fort street. pA PEE HANGINGS, ETC. EX FONTENAYE, o..t>■ -.1 .••■■ 28 8 PACKA GJE S, which, with recent importations, comprises the largest and best assorted Stock in Auckland.' Window, Polished Plate, and Photo Glass Varnishes, various brands Whito Lead, and Paints, in Wo id and Iron Patent Oxsde of Iron and Carson's Anticorrosive Paint Boiled and Raw Linseed Oil, in Wood and Iron Turpentine in cases and drums Scrim, Hessian, and Tacks Gilt and Stained Framo and Room Mouldings Brushes, Gold Leaf, Bronzes, Artists' requisites, and Trade Ironmongery. W. PHILLIP PS & SON, OIL, COLOR, & GLASS MERCHANTS, 12,, Wyndham bjrebt. rjy H. HA LL & CO. Have on Saie:, MAIZE: 3QO SACKS IN FINE CONDITION. i , 1 ;' ' .':■'! l vj , ' PL 0X13.: ~ 25 TONS BAKERS' BEST. ANDiHOUSEHOLD; And lo arrlvo per Belle Brandon, from Dunodin, 2Qi TONS OF BAKERS' FINEST QUALITY^ BACON & HAMtS: I. \. .TON BE3T (IN CLOTH AND BABE), ? 1 •■><■] , BUTTER: : •,. 25 k.egs prime qii-a'lity: ( '' ' : ..,'..':.■.■.' 'OAiIE k.Jj.:i'?'\ )■•/'"' 12 CASES AKA.RO A. CHEESE, -.v ■ :-i Prime quality. " ' ■ii j ' SEATPIING-•"&• ROOFING FELT : ' IQ PACKAGES, ! .-■'','•■' ':'■''■ Ex: City "of Auckxanb. l jB O Q.T-8 & SHO ES. ; j ; Tf PDB. .. '! AGENTS FOR AUSTRALIAN WINE ' , /1 fc. j ~..,; ,;;:;,;;;; "' I 1..» A !, S'A-.M-.'B-I/cB-S.iO UViilH'iAJßr D. •;•! idv) i To Arriee per Hazel Home, from Dunedin, :■, ; ,! i 250: SACKS BAKERS' FINEST FLOUR ; i .:i .'A ; mufi^'A axt> ■ '■■■■" ;'' ' • -:< 25 t6ns dhoicb qtagofotatoes: .;t.', h.|hl:ll,& : ' v] ' \ ; > * 1 Notices. ■ ■■■ .i ■• ,-.) : , .;■.;.;.' i! .', -(. - ~.. 1 .',■.. ...' ! fvro¥iOE of; ,iinM.o|^AL: * (; ,. ;! [ 9. : LANJGSI^B,; in(;Tn .. uIi;:i) TAILOR, HABIT-MAKER, &0.,, . j ;:!!i MOj \'i!:'.::< I>■•!<,: >: M '..-• a: ,'( ;{ HUulh (I .. i iuu '.■ l^eart to the ißank oifAustralasiii diy.i Am; Begs tcj infgrmliis.pustomersandthe Auckland .public feerieWlly > that: he: has taken those premises lately' oooupiei! bj, ; Mr ,W.. Posseniskm, where he hopea tliai"by 'strict ittenUpi^' (o the Wishes of his patrons and a well-selected Stock, to merit a oontinuancb of their patronage. Satisfaction and a good fit guaranteed. !, L . I , .■-;.. .-., ■ ': ■ . , ' ■',■,■ TA I L O E :'.'■•'■< . and '' ■ . iH A B I T M A X E R. 1 ■■;■; ;;; ;;:j;.;c. d.boyhen , Begs to intimate to.hjs old customers and the public generally that he has ag^in' c6mmeneed biisfnessin . yjf .HfOlllWftl iHlJllfi Mill mil Jclty, anl solicits a share of their patronage. Address—Shortland Crescent, near St. |Paul's (fcurch.



Money. TV/TONEY to Lend, in large or small rr "7" ■ a?? ls > at a very low rate of interest.—Apply to Mr Laishley. SoUcitor, High street. MONET TO LEND on first-class •A-»J- freehold security, at low rates of interest. I R. C. .Dyer, Shortland street. MONEY to LEND on Promissory XTJL Notes, Mortgages, &c. ' Bills Discounted. George.Dtmnot, 25, Queen street. IVf ONET TO LEND7So~n7£2slo J_O_ £3,000, on flrst-class securities, at current rates of interest.—J. M. Lennox, Estate Agent 42 Queen street. Prospectus. P r os pc■ o t tr s -*- • OF THE MOSGIEL WOOLLEN FACTORY COMPANY (Limited). Capilal .':. ... ... ... £60,000, With power to increase. IN 12,000 SHARES OF £5 EACH, of wliich it is proposed to call up £3, in sums of 10s, oxtending over one year. Deposit on application, 10s per share. . Allotment Call, 10s. I 40,000 Shares, £3 paid up, retained by the Proprietors. j, -i 8,000 Shares aro offered to the Public. PROVISIONAL DIRECTORS : The Hon. Robert Campbell. Esq., M.L.A. John Cargill, Ksq. (Messrs Oirgiils and M'Lean). George Cook, Esq., Solicitor. John Davic, Esq.; M.T.O. (Messrs M'Landres, Hep burn and Co.) •■■■'• G. W. Klllott, Esq. (New Zealand Insurance Com pany). The Hon. Matthew Holmes. M.L.A. Edward Hulmo, Esq., M.D. James Kilgour, Esq., Roslyn. K. B. Martin, Ksq. (Messrs B. B. Martin and Co.). William Mason, Esq., J.P. (Messrs Mason and Wales. Andrew Mercer, Esq., J.P., Mayor of Dunedin. W. T>. Murison, Esq., J.P. Evan Prosser, Esq. (Messrs Kempthorne, Prosser nnd Co.). John Reid, Esq., of Elderslie, Commissioner of Waste Lands Board. G. F. Reid, Esq., Stafford-street. John Roberts, Esq., M.P.C. (Messrs Murray, Roberts and Co,). solicitors : Messrs. Macas3ey, Holmes, and Chpaman. BANKERS : Tho Bank.Qf.New Zealand and Branches. BROKERS: MESSRS. GILLIES & STREET, Princes-street, Dunedin. This Company is projected for the purpose of pur chasing the well-known Mosgiel Woollen Factory, and for supplying the additional capital necessary to overtake the growing requirements of this the most successful industrial undertaking ever started in this colony. The sole reason which has induced Messrs Burns and Co. to take this step is that they nnd the limited capital at their command prevents them taking full advantage of the extensive market which 'the growing demand for their manufactures has unexpectedly opened up since they started. ■• .;; An agreemunt has been entered into with Messrs Burns <& Co. to sell to the Company as follows: — 1. Their Machineiy and Plant at their actual cost, as verilied by C. H. Stroet, Esq., Accountant, after a careful examination of tho if inn's Books and Vouchers, —adding thereto 30 per cent for the rise jn the trade price of all such machinery since its purchase. Messrs Briscoo and Co and Mr James Manning, Machinery Importers, in Dunedin, have certified that an addition ot at least 40 per cont. would have been justified; and it is submitted that, in the absence of parties compe tent, or, at least, well enough known to make a direct valuationof any weight with, the general public, this is the faitest mode of arriving at values. 2. The Buildings and Land at the value as certilled by Messrs Mnson and Wales, Architects ; and Messrs Gillies and Street, Land Agents. And, 3rd, a Bonus of L 2.500 for the good-will of this highly remunerative and ex tensive business", amounting, in all to L 17.000. Of this amount Messrs Burns & Co. wish to retain L 12,000 in the capital of tho Company, in I,oooshares, L 3 jpaid up; and, ad' an evidence of. their faith in tho future prospects of .the concern; they will thus be liable for the remaining L 2 per sharo of calls on these shares;' the • same as other shareholders, so that all shares will be on exactly the same footing. . Stock.will be taken the day on. the Company enters into possession ; and the wool and other raw materials, and also the'manufactured goods, as well as the book debts; will bo taken over at their fair value; Messrs Burns & Co. j will also grant the privilege, free of cha-go, of constructing and \ising a Tramway through other lands belonging to them, from the Mos giel'Works to the Southern Trunk Railway, should such bo required ; but negotiations are now in progress whereby this may not be needed. When thu Works lire connected with the Railway the working expenses, especially iv the niatter of cost of coals; will'be largely reduced. '!'.■ . All'preliminary expenses of starting this Company, up to its registration, willjbe paid by. Messrs Burns and Co., so that the entire* capital, as shown in the subjoined account, will be available on the day the new Company is constituted. The enormous advantages to a Joint-stock Company of entering into possession of a large manufacturing business', in full operation on a deQnite date, without preliminary expenses, or waiting for erection of build ings, importation of plant, or all the risks and delays incidental to the starting of a new concern, will be at once apparent. Profits will accrue from the very day tiie expenses'of the1 Company begin ; and it may be confidently, said; that seldom, anywhere, has such a property been acquired on terms so advantageous. • | It is obvious that it might materially injure the future prospects of tile Company, and be unfair to Bukns & Co.', to reveal publicly the profits 'hitherto made, or the details of costs and.yalues ; but b'ona fide investors can obtain ample information on these points from Messrs. Gillies and Streot, who after aj thorough and searching investigation of the whole mattery pledge themselves for the accuracy of: the statements made. Inquiry and investigation ,by mi i tending shareholders are desired and courted, as Messrs. 'Gillies arid Street are satisfied the more it is looked into the mow will be satisfied that they are being fairly dealt with, and that no more legitimate or remunerative outlet for capital, or one presenting better or more extensive future prospects has ever been offered in Dunedin. The Provisional Directors can state that they have examined, into the details not here submitted to the public, that they are perfectly satisfied that the price asked is a fair one; that the reason assigned forparting ■wfith the property is the true one, that the concern has ■ proved remunerative in, the hands of Messrs. Burns & 'Jo.; and that there is no doubt,, if. equally well manageh in. the 'future, it will prove proportionately remunerative in its more'extended form. ! It maybe noticed that the great demand for the Ajiosgiel gopds has arisen without the employment of travellers or any of tlieusual adjuncts for pushing such trade: Until lately one set of machines only has been .at work; Now there are two, and a third is on its wjay from England. . : i The success of the undertaking hitherto has been ,largely owing to the ability and energy of the working irianaged',v Mr Smail'e, whose 'services for a' term of ■ytars have been secured to the Company, and who will retain a money interest in the concern, Mr A. | o. ; Burns also,,will, if desired, still continue in the busi ness management of the Company. '' . It is-proposed that prepayment of calls, up to £3 per share, ,ba ; leceived,by the Permanent Directors fr|om parties desirous of investing a definite sum at once', for, which interest, at the rate of 5 per cent pur annum, will be allowed over and above any dividend accruing, i Two-thirds of the shares have already been applied for in the Sbuthorn Provinces. Applications for shares will bo received by the "undersigned, and further particulars given. , Immediate application necessary. G. S. GRAHAM, Vailes' Buildings. 1 A FCKLAND SAVINGS' BANE". i3_ - : - '•■ • ''■- ■'•• • ESTABLISHED 1847. (i i , i President: .: HIS EXCELLENCY THE GOVERNOR. ■ 11 , -Ii'1-; ' :' VIOE-PRESiDENTJ i , ■.' .1 ■" '■■ WILI/[AM RATTRAY, ES9.; ' . iTho Bank is opts: daily from 12 to 1 o'clock, also oi Saturday Evenings, from 7 to 9 o'clock. Any sum from Is and upwards received, for whicl 5 per cont. interest is allowed. . Every facility giVen to depositors. R, CAMERON, Accountant,



Drapery. JMPORTANT ANNO TJH CEMENT TO ALL BUYERS OF ~ , | DRAPERY, MILLINERY, ; ; AND , , CLOTHI N G, WnO WISH TO PROCURE NEW AND SEASONABLE GOODS AT LOW PEICES. T. 'Me MAS TEE ~ : , Has just received his First Season's Shipment per City of Auckland, from London The Goods have been carefully selected in the English and Scotch markets to T. M.'s special order, and the Stock is well assorted and of a superior quality. T. M. wishes to state that in conseqaence of other Largo Shipments, yet to arrive, these Goods will be sold at UNUSUALLY LOW PRICES, That his purpose may be accomplished— A SPEEDY" O l'-EA|R AN CE. . It is needless to give a detailed account of the various articles in Stock, but INSPECTION IS INVITED. Country Orders carefully attended to. T. Me M A S T E E, 242, QUEEN STREET, OPPOSITE THE .NEW MARKET. Sewing Machines. SjEWiNa MACHINES rv? MADE BY THE BRITANNIA COMPANY, COLCHESTER, ENGLAND, combine tho best parts of the best Machines (avoiding their defects) with some recent bpboiai improve ments, which no other Machine possesses. Every make of Machine, however far removed from excellence, professes to be better than any other. 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 frqm using a Machine for needlework do not, ■yet possess one because among so many they are unable to satisfy themselves as to which make is the best. As a practical man and an Engineer allow ma to point !out some of the advantages of these Machines. They will do all that any other Machine will, and do it better, including Hemming, Quilting, Felling, Cording, Binding, Braiding. Stitching, &c, ;&c.,with a perfect stttch alike on both sides. , They are fitted with an improved break, which prevents the Machine turning the wrong way, and so entangling and breaking the thread. They make less, noise than most Machines, and ifl the nearest possible '• approach to noiseless. They are very simple, and will run for years without costing a shilling for repairs. Every Machine is Warranted. Machines let out on hire, the payment for which goes towards ; the purchase. Machines of other makers taken in ex change Repairs properly done. Needles for various • Oil.Ootton, aad Extras. G. W. HE S L OP, . engineer, The Fitting- Shop, Vttloan Lane. TAYLOE'S PATENT LOOK STITCH SEWING MACHINES Are not, liko many others, made up of parts of variou .Machines and called by some fancy name, but are a thoroughly Genuine Article, being.well and substan-; tially mado TiDtouanouT. In addition to my strong recommendation of them,; founded :on . practical ■ acquantance ■ with Sbwino Meohajusm, I, have much pleasure in stating that they are.giving unbounded satisfaction to all who have purchased them. Prices: -Hand Machines^ £5 ss;' Stand Machines, £7 7sto£Bßs. , - :,■ ' . .$ . . ■■/%>,;' hut T. KEACOGK, "■/' ~:.;.,., :, [~i ■ optician, ' QCEES BTREET, :JJEAJI THE BANK OP NKW ZEALAND. oi •. ■ ' Notices. AUCKLAND BOARD.;.,- \ PTTBLIO NOTipE. <M naibour Board Office, ■ ■ Auckland,'Odt'.'22,lß73. AMPLE Shed ii^'Accommodation being now provided upon the Que'on->street ' . Wharf, it is hereby, .notified. that'no Goads, (except those of a perlshab'.o nature), will be.allowed to leave-i the^Queon-street Wharf until wharfage has been paid on the same. '■ '" ' ■>'•;■ ■ . iin Satisfactory proof iof tonnage to be produced when ■] Wharfage Entries aro passed. WILLIAM 0. DALDY," Chairman. rr\ H EL AT E ■'.-PI-RE.' NOTICE OF REMOVAL. i Messrs STONE BROTHERS beg to intimate to the: public that thfiy have takon the Stores occupied by Mr C. F. Partinoton, four doors above their late premises, and next door to Messrs H. S. Meyers and Co,, Queen street, and they also take this opportunity of tendering their thanks t,o their friends Who so kindly assisted them in removing their books, &c at the time of th§ flro ■■ -.. '' ■, :■ , p ■>-: .. ■. N O T^l CV E; Having this day appointed Messrs STONE BROS. Agents for the sale of my; Steam Manufactured Biscuits, &c, (who will execute all orders as hitherto done by myself,) I beg to thank tho Auckland public for all past favors, and solicit a continuance of the same to my Agents ; and I al'o tender my thanks to all who so willingly assisted me at the late Fire 1u preserving my property. : aL -, '' 'f ''C. F. PARTINGTON. ■; Steam Biscuit Manufactory, ; Symonda street, .October 22,1873. J^ O T I 0 E .: ■ THE UNDEESIGNED, Being about to leave the Province in a few days, requests that his late Clients will make early applica tion for their Deeds and Papers. ( - i j THOS. S. WESTON | Auckland, October 24,1873. . ■ i,, f*a . '■CAUT'I'O^Nr; ■ ii: rr-\-/: ;■'; |V LL, p)ersons ( ''.Tregpassing o^i th^e '-^** Hen Islana'(Taranga)1, Cutting or"Removing Firewood or any other materials, will bo prosecuted with rigour. ■n, i. i , » «i EAR°N 0, J)e, THIB,IB,Y, High Btreet, Auckland, October ?1, 1873.



Notices. • ELECTION OF SUPERINTENDENT. TO THE ELECTORS OF THE PROVINCE OF AUCKLAND. GENTLEMB N,—The Principal Returning Officer having fixed the day for the Nomination of Candidates for the office of Superin tendent, I beg lenve to inform you that my intention, as already announced—of becoming a candidate for that olUco—remains \maltered. When tho proper time arrives I shall openly state upon tho hustings my reasons for offering myself on this occasion as a candidate for your suffrages. Before my departure from Auckland In July last, to attend in my place in the General Assembly, I took occasion to visit as many of the outlying districts of the Province as the time at my disposal would admit; but as I was then obliged to omit several districts which I desired to have visited, I shall, after the day of Nomination, invite the Electors of as many of thono places as I can reach to meet me, that I may address them before the day appointed for the EioctiC'ii (Thursday, 6th November,)arrives. > I have the hoDor to be, Gentlemen, i Your obedient servant, J. WILLIAMSON. Auckland, October 10, 1873. REVIVE AND ADVANCE AUCKLAND MEN OF THE PROVINCE, UP AND BE ' DOING! WORK with heart and hand for the man who has ever been your friend in the time of need, and who has already filled the gap upon the people's call for his aid four times, and ia ready to do so again. The affairs of the province now specially require the experience of one who thoroughly knows her position and how her wants should be met —fearlessly, honestly, and unselfishly,—and JOHN WILLIAMSON, our old and tried friend, is raoh a man ; therefore support him. ELECTION OF SUPERINTENDENT. TO THE ELECTORS OF THE OyiNCIE OP AUCKLAND. TN Compliance with the request of a large nu ber of the Electors, I have to announce that it'is my intention to become a Candidate for : Office of Superintendent at the forthcoming Election' I will take an early opportunity of meeting the Electors and explaining my views on questions j ffecttng the interests of the Province. HUGH H. LUSK V ,'■ i■• ]~;'' .— ~ —.' . ! . " ; SUPERINTENDENT ELECTION. ME. W. L. BEES will deliver a, Lecture on " Mr Dargavilie and the Suporin ' tendency." in the Mechanics' Institute, on MONDAY EVENING next, at half-past sevon o'clock. H WATTS, Qeneral Dealer, • Old Market-house, will SELL OFF for j two weeks, at the Old Market, when he will let it, not finding time to attend to the place.—Knight's and: '.Wilson's Jams, 7s 4d per dozen ; Morton's Capers, 6s ;9d per dozen ; "Washing Powders, 8d per dozen ; ; Clothes Pegs, 2d per dozen—7s per box ; Pickled Wal nuts 6s sdper dozen ; White Starch, 4d per lb by the .packet, 3Jd perlb by the case ; Curry Powder, large [bottles, lOd ; Tomato Sauce, Gd per bottle—2 for 1 Id, 4s <ad per dozen; Plaid Matches, 7s 3d per gross; Pigs' ' Feet, 12 lbs for Is ; Pigs' Heads, from Canterbury, 2d per lb (less than cost, but must be sold) ; Ships' Bis ; cuits, 2d perlli-7 lbs for Is, 12s per 100 lbs, £2 10a i per cask'; good Potatoes, 5s for 112 lbs; lot of Bacon, !4d and 6dper lb ; Hams, 7d per lb ; lot of Mourning ! Bonnets, only Is 6d each—lss* per dozen; ■ 150, Two ; Shilling Novels, only Is each; Decanters, 5s per pair ; j small ;Plates, 2s per dozen ; China Dishes, 2s and 3s each; »alt-Cellars, from Id to 4d each; about 100 ;dozen Children '& Picture Books, only Is2dper dozen ; i Cigarettqs, £3 10s per 1000; and a variety of other (articles too numerous to mention: Maize, 4s (id per bushel.- • / .■• , ■ ..'.•' ./ Wanted to Sell (cheap), 60-Acrofe of Landfct Whan- £ igarei,. Parish.of..Wsikiekio, in,tha County of Mars den ; price, £7. Also, 80 acres at Wbangarei, in the t ! Parish of Ruatangati, only £14.—Apply to H. Watt,, Pitt-street.' • Please to; notice that thta Is a Genuine Sale for Twor WeekSi „..■.'r,,,. .-, ~ " ; , , '.' ". ' tt^ j^TESSRS J. '& X S6PPET havo-i jtaken an 'Office at Ma X. •W. EATON'S' Stores, Xower ■ Queen street. | October 15, 1873; iBRANSTON &;' FORSTER .„. :;« Plumbers,-' Ga s; Fitteus, and Brass ,1 j .;.,':',-:, jl' Finishers, &c, .' '.. , , .'' j |_| AIYINGr" relinquished Business at j ,» .'»■■■ the Thames, beg-to intimateto. their friends anti the public generally that they have commenced in : -Masefield's . Buildings, Albert-street, 'and are naw prepared to execute any orders with dispatch)!.: ifa ' TC uia nAi .. ■ js. . . . . i On Hand, a Large Assortment of Gasaliors, Gas, - and other' Fittings- which they offer to. the Public at LOW PRICES. «■, ■:..:". -;,- -..[; <■■ ■■ : :.'■ '■ I Makers of Sunlights and Reflectors for "Window o Lights, either enamelled; or bright';,>> ■ Estimates given for all classes of Work. i~% Si A M ¥ E L v PAST.BI D Or E, ~ LATE. FRUITEREE, &c. -1' 99, QtrEEN-STREET, Jegs to inform his friends and customers that he has''' lisposed of his business to Mr. S. SEYMOUJR ' (whose premises were destroyed by the late fire), and ' lakes this opportunity'of thanking them for past avours, and to roquesta ooutinuanco of the same for - lissuccessor, whom he has much pleasure in recom meDdinir to them. SS E V M O U E, F R U IT E R E E, 99, QUKEN-STKEET, v Begs to infotm his friends and the public that ho ha 3 taken' those premises lately in the occupation of I Mr S. PARTRIDGE, where business will be carried on tho same as in Mr Partridge's time. Ho trusts 'with the same .success as ho and the late proprietor' has hitherto had. I Families and Hotels waited on daily for orders. : Goods delivered with punctuality. ; JSPECIAL' NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC; : : WE, t the i undersigned Clothiers, Drapers, Milliners, and Hatters, of this City/ i have agreed to Close our respective places of Business at SIX O'CLOCK P.M., from Mondays to Fridays in clusive, on and after MONDAY, 27th of October next. To prevent -inconvenience we give this extended Notice, and respectfully urge on the Public te make their purchases as early in the day as possible. ■V?. RA.TTRAY RUSHBROOK & BRIDG- R. W. Dyson ' man. H. Atkins . A. H. Diethblm,, J. M. MoL'achlan Lev? & Goldwater R. B. Shaldbes Hili, & Fenton R. Keesino A. Asheh Samuel Coombes G. W. Friend S. &. J. R. Vaile W. Eyre J. Cosgrave & Co. J. Bennett John Smith W. Chapman 8.. Cass Missks Milne A. LiNAurxRY & Co. J", & M. McLaughlin T. McMiSTBR $j> N. Casipbbll W. Oliveb J. Levy t - , - ■' : ; THE LATE FIEE! > \ > ' ■ NOTICE. '. '■'■:'■ J4 &S.: AH^EW,^hiieiianlEing;hia t ;; many friends for their past liberal support, bega to inform them that he has Choice Selections of TEAS, CHINESE FRUITS, FANCY OBNAMENTB, Etc., on hand, and that he has takqn Stall No, 8 of Auokluud Market.