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Prospectus. T«HE NEW ZEALAND LAND AND COAL COMPANY (limited). Capital £100,000, In 10,000 Shares of £10 Each ; Zil per share payable on application, Xi 2on allotment, L 2 in three months, and the remainder as may be required, in calls not exceeding L 2 10s per share, with intervals of throe months between each call. 3,000 shares have been reserved for the Colony of Kew Zealand. DIRECTORS: Jno. McNair Harkness, Esq., C.8., 1, Victoria street, Westminster—Chairman. HOME. F. W. Bird, Esq., Queen's Terrace, Windsor E. A. Bulte'fleld, Esq.. Leadenhall street, E.C., London, of Messrs E. and H. Butterfleld G. J. Engall, Esq , Chclteuham, Director of the Winford Red Hematite Iron Ore Co. (Limited) J. Hunt Gosling, Esq., Little Green. Richmond F. C. Perry, Esq., J.P., Penkridge, Chairman of the Lincolnshire Iron Smelting Co. C. H. Roberts, Esq., Windsor <! ; j i 1 J. H. Saunders, Esq., Porchester Terrace, Baya water, and The Shrubbery, Uxbridge. COLONIAL. ; ' Wm. Goodfellow.fcEsq., J.P. George Graham, Esq. ■ i ii'red. Ring, Esq. George S. Graham. Esq., J.P., Inspector in New Zealand for the Norwich "Union Insurance Society ' Richard Coupland, Esq., Chairman Tokatea Gold Mining Company ■ • With power to add to their number. BANKEBS: London—Tho Joint Stock Bank Auckland—The Bank of New South Wales. GENERAL MANAGE!' : W. A. Graham, Esq., of the firm of Preece and Graham. SECRETARY : George Cartland, Esq., 22, Abingdon street, West minster, and Eton, Windsor. SOLICITORS: Messrs Ashurst, Morris, & Co., 0, Old Jewry, E.C., , London. ; i • ■ \ | , PROSPECTUS: The Directors of this Company have succeeded' in purchasing the Freehold of two Valuable Tracts' 6t Land in the Wharekawa District, Province of Auck land. The extent of the property is 12,330 acres or 19|th ■quare miles, and, as will be seen from Plan, its lower extremity extend to within 3| miles of Pukorokoro (a navigable creek on the Frith of Thames) opposite the Goldfields and Townships of Shortland. Grahamsfown, Hastings, and Coromandel, being distant from the two first-mentioned towns only about ten miles. The Company has for its object the developing to the greatest possible advantage the Coal and other Minerals known to exist thereon, as also the construc tion and using of a Rail or Tramway in the vicinity/ thereof. COAL: The very valuable seam, cropping out in the creek at the Surrey Redoubt, has been proved to be 10 feet in thickness, and has been traced for a considerable distance through the property, and from its positien can be easily and economically worked, and the supply Is limited only by the demand. A small parcel was forwarded to the " Hauraki " Battery, Grahamstown,-, to be tested, and the report of the engineer is appended. The consumption of Coal for quartz-crushing machi nery and other purposes, in the Provinco of Auck land, at piesent amounts to about lbft.OpO ,tpns yearly, and is largely on tho increase owing to tho continued erection of fresh quartz-crushing batteries, steam communication, projected railways throughout' the Province, as, also, its rapidly increasing popula tions. ' ' . -.)',;■•'■' j ill: This Company, from the close proximity of their' property to the markets, will be able to supply coal at a very low figure, and may, -therefore,' r^sdnably calculate on obtaining a fair share of the trade of tho Thames District, as well as of the Anckland-and coasting trade, besides which they will have the great advantage of having a largo market of skilled mining labour close at hand I ,TAUUI 1 Report of the Engineer of'the Hauraki Battery, at Grahamstown, on Sample of Wharekawa (Surface) Coal, 11th February, 1870:-"Nine cwt. Coal, 5J hours good steam for battery, 7 head stampers A better Coal than Whangarei ; no sulphur ; no clinkejs barns quick and fierce. J. Lowe, C.E., reports as follows :— EXTENT: , am fully convinced that the Coal extends over Mioat of the Company's ground, and that at least 7000 to 8000 acres will be a good workable' Coalfield. From the appearance of the easy dip of the Coal Seam at the outcrop (although not opened outsufficiently to arrive at a correct estimate of tho greatest depth at which it will be found), and from past experience of Coalfields. In Lancashire, Cheshire, Derbyshire, and Staffordbhire,' in England, during a period of about thirty years, I •ODsider that the Coal should not bo very deep, even In the centre of the Basin. '' ' •* QUALITY L , "The Coal is very gobd at the outbrop.'being much better than I expected at the surface, and will, no doubt, improve'in quality and thickness ag-it goes d«wn. Tho seam at the point from which the present ■ample is taken is about ten feet r thick. _ It is more than usually strong and compact bt'thelhiiilcrop.^iJd In comparison with the Kawakawa Coal is much superior to it, as taken from the present workings at a depth of one hundred and twenty-eight feet. Tho Coal is similar to the Wishaw Coal of Scotland, and the GlanzoMe of Germany, ;and/contain^.apoujj ■eventy-flve per cent, of combustible matter. The amount of Sulphur contained in this Coal being, very ■mall makes it very suitable for SmeltingJaufi-Engine purposes, and it will also be useful as a good house bold Coal. IRONSTONE : " Ironstone has been, foundoo r ,the and from tests yield about 50 per cent: of Iron,! and there1 can scarcely be a doubt but that Ironband will be found overlapping the Coal measure^. <iy jj'jj'J^y LIMESTONE : " " Limestone is found on the surface'of the Block, and is apparently in large quantities. A valuable'flux1 for Iron is thus at hand, and it will be also available for building and agricultural.purpo.ses. TIMBBER : "The Block is well timbered with.KXurL ToUra, and other useful Forest Trees extendingl to.abnio hundreds of acres. QUALITY.. OF ,LAND.I r r, -r » ■ " The; land, except where niarked1' on 1 We Plarf ok billy, is of fair average quality, and will be available • for agricultural purposeSj the swampy ,p»jcjja.b.ejngt •ajtfly drained wiu form the richest portions. . ~ FLAX : r ~.. . "There is an extensive Flax fieTd oflHhe'krou'n'a''' The flax is of the finest quality. WATER POWER : ■ t/:''a I"'*' «J Xf " TheMangatangi (a valuable stream) runs across the Company's land, havmg a considerable jdectyatyp. and I estimate that in the dryseason,there is.a.body of water flowing of about flftee'm mfllidhs 'of gallons per diem. !. /(Signed) " :-V Johk..Lowe,iCvEi'}o j- After careful calculation the Directors are fully assured that the coal from this mine canWdehVeTea at the Thames for 12s or 13s per ton, whereas the market value will be at least £1 per tottj ,SS !<ux J2 a The-Government main line, of road and telegraph, wires run the entire length of the property, and tne latter is now completed as far as Pukbrokoro(prepo*e«l site of the Miranda Township), and across the Frith of Thames tp the goldfields. , •■; ( ,••-,.,; ■»., vr, RAILWAY. ' ' •' The- Company purposes to construdt ftt' KftUwftJ* from the coalmine to the landing-plaqe,abMjcand^, (Pukorokoi o, opposite to Grahamstown,) for the con veyance of their coal to tho shipping. This Rail or Tramway- has been accurately surveyed; and foiiria to 1 be nine miles in length, without any serious epginee^ ing difficulties to contend with. By the extension of this line.about.nine, mijes-. further to Mercer, or five to the waters' or the"Wai-' kato, would open up one of the finest districts in; the; North Island of New Zealand, the farm produce and local industries made available, and brought into, direct communication with two great (ientreß'of popd-;' lution in the province, viz., Auckland and Grahams-' town and the Thames and Coromandel Goldfields,, 3-ENERAL ' ' mmm * lli '•'"* The Directors eventually purpose laying out about 6,000 acres—not required for coal, timber, or flax—in small farms, in order to encourage bona fide settlement-, on the land; and, apart from the carriage of their own coal and timber, the Directors fairly anticipate a oomiderable traffic from their own and the surround ing settlers. ■ . .. , - ~ .:, |, ( ;.(: i( . r * The Company also purpose to lay out'a Township' at the mines, which will form, a terminus? and depot,' and which will be laid off in allotments and offered, to public competition, the Company retaining" all Minerals and rights to mine throughout the property. The Directors believing that large profits wiii arise from the development of this Estate have privatolyj taken up Shares to the value of £25,000. Prospectuses, Reports from Mining, and other En gineers, with estimated cost of Railway, <fcc.y together' with forms of applicatior s for Shares, and: any further! information required, can bo procured on application to the General Manager, at tho' Company's' Office, Valle's Buildings, Auckland. ~!•..: Where no allotment is made, the deposits will be, returned In full, and in some cases where a-smaller number of Shares is allotted than applied.for, the ■■ extra deposit money will be appropriated towards the urn due on allotment. Applications for Shares in the annexed form, acco'm l*?httnkerTo^ C?i 0f &I? 6t ShM«-^©' to the Bankers or the General Manage*' "^"."■'; ■" W.1 A. URAHAM!;' •' J''»" . ~ VtOltfaßuUdlnp,; _ MtSHt »ii (»dk nJMti to it



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Insurance. OEWICH UNION FIEB INSURANCE SOCIETY. This Society, originally established in 1797, offers advantages to insurers which Companies of more recent standing are unable to do. In proof of the public confidence at home in the ! principles and conduct of the Norwich Union Fire Office, its Business has steadily INCREASED to ONE HUNDRED MILLIONS Sterling. £100,000,000. The LOWEST RATES only are charged. This Office is distinguished for its liberality and promptness in the settlement of claims, £2,608,115 having been paid to insurers for losses by fire. BANK CREDIT being established in Now Zealand, as also a large reserve fund in the Bank in cash, Losses will be paid here promptly, |i The Society's Agents can accept any insurances, and fix the limits and the premiums without having first to consult Directors. NO CHARGE for Policies, Endorsements, or Surveys. A LOCAL INSTITUTION so far as the investment of its Receipts in the Colony op New Zealand, and to this national advantage may be superadded the support of a largo and wealthy English office. In effecting Insurances against Fire it is of the first importance to select an office of Hion Ciiabao teb, Long Standing, and Stability. Every information as to the Socioty's Eates and Principles, or as to Special Rates, may be obtained at^the Society's Offlcos. J. B. GRAHAM, Agent, •' ll! G. S. GRAHAM, ■;-■. l,i ... | ■■ Inspector. ! Offices: Vailo's Buildings. SCOTTISH COMMERCIAL IN SURANCE COMPANY. FIRE AND LIFE. CAPITAL .. ONE MILLION STERLING. ;r ! aoknts: PREECE AND GRAHAM, No 8, Valle's Buildings, Quoon-street, Auckland, n. w. heath, Sub-Agent. ,rp : H B SOUTH BRITISH .. 1 I FIRE AND MARINE ■ INBUEANCB COMPANY OF NEW ZEALAND. CAPITAL £750,000. " THE SOUTH BRITISH is a thoroughly local institution, with moro than 900 shareholders, al resident in the Colony. Fire and Marine Risks taken at the Lowest Current Rates. A. BOARDMAN, Manager .A iUSTEALIAN MTJTUL PROVI- XjL dent society. Established 1849. OR MUTUAL LIFE ASSURANCE, ETC. NEW ZEALAND BRANCH. H«ad Office: Wellington. I Local Board oy Dikectoiis : Hon. C. J, Pharazyn, Esq., M.L.C., Chairman. Hon William Fitzherbort, Esq., M.H.R., Deputy > <v, Chairman. A. de Brandon, Esq., M.H.R. _ The Hon. Morgan S. Grace, M.D., M.L.C. J George Hunter, Esq., M.H.R. Auditors ; v. |, Thomas Buchanan, Esq. Joe Dargfleld, Esq. ~.., . Medical Oynanß. ' ■ Alexander Johnson, Esq. Bankkhs: The Bank of Now Zealand. The New Zealand Branch of the above Society is now established, and is prepared to carry on business In their branch offices, Groy street, Wellington. • Prospectuses, showing the present state and progress ef the Society, and forms of proposal, may be had on application to any of the agonts, or at the head office, as above. JOSEPH DYER, .•'.'■' Resident Secretary. Agent for Auckland— A Henry Gilfillan, 7, Queen street. Medical Referee — T B. Kendbrdine, Surgeon. T> OTA L INSUB AN 0 E COMPANY. FIRE AND LIFE. CAPITAL.'.' .. TWO MILLIONS STERLING, Of which • fj no- £289,095 / ! IS PAID-UP AND IN HAND, 1 • With, in addition, the UNLIMITED LI AB,IL IT V G2 .' 3 0 Of the Shareholders. The ACCUMULATED FUNDS amount to £2,285,618, and are Immediately available to meet any , : unusual calami,^. ;. ■ < i ' -. ' The ANNUAL INCOME exceeds £1,000,000. . ■The Agent In announcing that he continues to receive orders for Assurances, both on Life and evory •description of property, begs to draw attention to the Vast resources of the Company, and the standing which it takes among the large Insurance Establish ments of the British E/npire. Unaided by amalgama tion with any other Company its success,, with one exception, is unprecedented in the history of In surance Societies; and,enables It to rank with tho most eligible 'oflj.ces now in existence with respect to '•the advantages offered io the public. IN *HE FIRE BRANCH The rates of premium are equally low with those of any Company1 doing business in the Colony, and the ; Company-will ever distinguish itself by promptness and liberality in the settlement of losses. THE LIFE BRANCH Offers the Guarantee of an ample Capital, together A*ith its accumulated' funds; exemption of the Assured from liability of partnership to which Policy-holders' in Mutufll~Offltel."afersußject, Moderate Premium^, Division''bf'Pr'oflts every five years, three-fourths of which are appropriated" to; participating Policies.1 ' At the last i distribution the; surplus of assets over lia bilities was £249,956, and enabled the Directors to de -olare a REVERSIONARY BONUS of £7 10s per cent. In cases of removal of residence renewal premiums will be received, and claims settled, by.any of tho Company's agonta throughout the world. Prospectuses and all information can be obtained on application. GEO . WM. JONES v , Agent. 'Office, 15, Shortland street, Auckland, : • i J January11, 1873. HOOPING COUGH ! HOOPING .ij'i -:■ COUGH! WILLIAMS '8 BALSAMIC PECTORAL ELIXER speedily Relieves and effectually Cures the most distressing cases of Hooping Cough. ; _ Prepared only at " The People s Dispensary, 215, Queen-street (opposite City Hall). TOOTHACHE! TOOTHACHE! WILLIAMS'" NEEVINE, or Odontaligic Essence, will be found to give immediate relief in the most violent paroxysm of pain.—To be had (Wholesale and Retail) only at the People's Dispensary, 215, Queen street, opposite City EftU. ' ■ ~,., (JaA kti ■ a, . Jj.:,;:^:,-.:i>.;.



Miscellaneous. APOTHECAEIES' HALL. SMITH'S RHEUMATIC & GOUT MEDICINES. " Extract from Letter :—" Sir, I beg to return you my sincere thanks for the bottle of Medicine you supplied me with for Rheumatics. When I received it I was in most excruciating agony, had had no rest for nights; but after the first three doses I, broke into a gentle perspiration, found immediate relief, and, thank God, enjoyed a good night's sleep. I had before tried several advertised nostrums but without success. Accept my grati tude." " '''"■'■'• ■ i ' _ SMITH'S ANTIBILIOUS AND LIVER PILLS The best Aperient known, Tonic Alterative, ' and Purifying, containing no Mercury. Extract from letter:—" Sir-1 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 and general disarrangement, to the possession of perfect health. I also observe that the Pills have a marked diuretic effert? 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 looks, health, and appetite ; in short, a shilling packet has saved me ,pounds. , worttf of medicine. -Please send by bearer a , packet of Powders, as I wish to give them to • friend." • Proprietor : G. SYDNEY SMITH, .Clhemist, Etc., APOTHECARIES' HALL, 226, QUEEN STREET, Thrick Doors Belo,w the City Hall. AND i WINE AND SPIRIT STORE, QUEEIT STBEET, (CORNER OF.WEUESLEY STREET), AUCKLAND. JOHN HANCOCK, PROPRIETOR. ROYAL HOTEL, PRINCES STREET ONEIIUNGA, Having a Commanding View of the Harbour and surrounding country. HENET FULLER (late of the Edinburgh Castle Untel. Symonds street) having taken the i»bovo Comniodions Family Hotel, begs to Inform his friends and the public that hois prepared to give every attentior to the comfort of guests who may honour him with their visits. Meals to. order at all hours. Tablpd' Hote at 1 p.m. on Sundays. N.B— Only the Best Brands of Wines and Spirits kept. Whitson's Celebrated Itrilliant Sparkling Ales. Billiardb—One of Alcock's Best Tables. Also, Billiard-Bagatelle Slato Table. GOOD BEDS. r\ A M P BEL L'S CENTRAL HOTEL (OppesiTE Auckland Savings Rank), QUEEN STREET. . The undersigned begs to Inform his friends and the public that since taking possession of the above long eitablishcd Hotel ho nun spared no expense in tho entire renovation of the establishment. THE BAR has been newly Painted, Papered, and Decorated, and it is stocked with a careful selection of the very best Liqueurs of the Choicest Brands. THE SITTING-ROOMS have also been Newly Furnished (or tho.convenlence and oomfprt of customers. THE BEDROOMS have all been Re-furnished and thoroughly repaired, and ovorything done that wil conduce to the comfort of Boarders. : , M -.- . . ■■ <; f! ! v/. THE CAFE ~ .. ~, has boon flttod up in a first-class style, and will be under tho superintendence of a THOROUGHLY QUALIFIED COOK. . Il&C, wishes particularly. 6) intimate > that evbr^ jit .'■ ... ' tontjon will bo given to his customers. : •'[ '• JAMES STEVENSON CAMPBELL;1 q -.j PROPRIETOR. ■ TEISH FEIEZE OVER-COATS JL' - ' r v '- — At the Cify Clothing Mart. . •WATERPROOF TWEED OVER-COATS, -. r.f At the City Clothing Mart EXTRA LONG OVERCOATS, ' ''' ' : onn • ',r,—(.,>At.tlie'Cit;yiClothingMatt. r. EXTRA THICK OVERCOATS, . ■„ j • Just tho!,thing for the..Front..,. r r ~. .'.,.'■' Bullet-proof Behind. ;';;.J3ANT2tO;. SPRUCE,^ BRAND: RICK. & FISCHER. ill ""\ ( i• i — ~t, \, .- **', ' 'J'','*" ,' THlM^,''.',;iixiiYPi's^l, an^ .iexcellent ! beverage of the celebrated brand of. Rick and I Fischer is now to bo had on Draught, in Bottle, or by the Keg, from . ,_ . . ( ~.,.,.., f ■yTOJHfit'' SC'E AT's; '_'B;41TIS H^HOTEL/ ---7 ",, , . -'.QIJBEN STREET. ' ■••, ;,. .|'-,- ",| "■•■ rr . i Highly recomrcended by the faculty ABE TO IT' IN WANT OE ; :;'r:;:;;''i;;./:\'MONi!Y.;:; ( , I';';' rm"«p^ o; LjON DO N LO A N 6FFI CE, (CoItNEB OV QUBKK A>JD WELLESLKY-flTBBITS). MONEY Advanced on Jewellery, Diamonds, Plate, Wearing Apparel, and every description of available security. The strictesti>«crecy-obsorved-in every transaction. Fire-proof Safes on the premises for the better se curity of Valuables. '■ ' ", ■'; •' '' MOEEfs^MAEKS, ' ■-'•■ , , PROPRIETOR. IT Mlß'e; G-O LD W ATER, CORNER OF QUEEN AND WEST QUEEN • ; '■■■-'■ STREETS, LOAN O F F I C E. ..Money Lent on every description of Goods in any i mxxti up to One Thousand Pounds. ' r .': [>if« (l •/I . , MYER GOLDWATBIJ.



Sewing Machines, <&c; Sewing Machines for the Million I THE BEST AND CHEAPEST IN THE COLONY , „ ■■ ATJ MONTAG-TTE'S CELEBRATED FANCY BAZ A AB, QUEEN STREET, AUCKLAND. The " Defiance" Hand Lock-Stitch Sewing Machine, complete WITH KXTKAS. & s. d. Price .. .. 6 0 0 With Table .. .. ... ... 610 0 rfIHIS Machine has been awarded X seven PRIZE MEDALS at the various com petitive trials held in Victoria and New South Wales, and is generally admired for its elegance of finish, the certainty of its doing all that the most expensive ma chines are supposed to perform at one-half their cost, and its extreme simplicity, as children are enabled to work it equally as well as adults. , j ' THE " GERMANIA h ' SILENT LOCK-STITCH SEWING-, 'machine: ;u>«/-:;. ■!;•.. Price .. .. .. .... £5 15 0 ~ With 19 extras.. „>,.■ ,~' , <u . . This Machine has obtained a world-wide notoriety, having been awarded Twenty-Blx Qold , Medals in Europe, and has taken several Prises in Melbourne, Ballarat, and Geelong, and is acknowledged by the Victorian Press as one of the Beat and Cheapest Hand Lock-Stitch Sewing Machines yet submitted to the public. A constant supply of Needles, Cotton, and all extras, on hand. ■'..,■ ~-., chl'.'io JL An experienced Machinist always on the premises to instruct purchasers, and lessons given gratis; if required to parties preferring, at their own residences In order to meot the requirements of all'classes WEEKLY PAYMENTS WILL BE TAKEN. Note the Adpkkhh — Montague's Fancy Bazaar, QUEEN STREET AUCKLAND. ,;;,,; T^rOTICE.! NOTICE! NOTICE! lIOTXOWAY'S PILLS AND OINTMENT at Enclish Prices. Pills. Is iJd pnr box, Ointment, Is I'd per i>ot j an importation fromHolloway direct. Alfio, Heissor's Hollow-ground Razors, imported direct guaranteed ; fourteen days' trial nllowod, if not approved of in fourteen days tho money will be returned ■ the finest Razors of the age. same tini used by BarborK Spectacles (in case) to.suit all sights, from la per pair. Ormond's Swiss Cigars (genuine). four for 0(1 ; p>r bundle (2.1),. 2s (5d A Large Stock of dears arid Tobaccos always on hand or in bond. Opera Glasses, 14 to 17 linen, from Us (kl each in leatfy-r cases; liett Violin Strings, Ist gut or silk, at 4d each, double lengths.—W. ADAAia, Tobacconist, Queen street, Auckland. ' TASMANIAN SEED WAREHOUSE,. ~ TU S T R E C E I V ED, f3 a Largo Collection of Farm and Garden Seeds, &c., Seed Potatoes, Bulbs, &c. &c., &c . White Boiling Peas, 8d per lb. Blue ... ,' 4dperlb. Harricot Beans, C<! per lb. Tares, Rye, Rye Grass Seed Wheat. Oats, Maiae Adelaide Almonds Oarlick, Onions 60 cases Choice Apples Lawn Grass, Lucerne Orders takon for Nursery Stock. H. LI PS COMBE, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL BEED MERCHANT, *' 12 9, QUEEN S TREE,T,; : t BfiLh miTti rVi r H f!iMnirV -^l^t-^&jtti^^^^^B S H ORTL AN D S;T EMigj Almost Opposite GenfjulEo.^-p^ic'i'.,' 1 ' ' ' New Zealand Steam .Coffee MUlfci t .- ' ■;.., ~Establis ISMj) ; ,, foil no vm •' ' Saveon Hand and for Sale,;— , ■ Coffees—Raw and Boasted, Plantation, Java; Native; < in bond and duty paid ■ »'" :';; '• ■; ■';',.'' Coffee, packed In lib, 21b, 4lb, 61b, 71b J.2IP, ,lftlb, 81b, and 601b tins , , ■~. ~: ' ;< ,i ~: t. Poppers, black and white, whole or ground, . , Peppers, packed In J-lb tins' and upwards - Peppers, Cayenne, loi"cruets and bulk \,h ! , ■ ■ n i. i m i Mustard, Colman's i-lb, lib, and 71btin5.,;..,,,, •„,,(. Curry Powder, Morton's, Cross & Blackwell s and (Bengal, In i-Ib and lib bottles"'" IILjV. i Chocolate and Cpods, Fry's, Toylor'9, ana Epp •' - '» Chocolate, Frqnchj lib packets ; .< Y\kiU wli Xjnioii Arrowroot, l)b and 71b tins , L ,, :, .-> ~,| dohhf . Nutmeg, vfhole or ground, in tins or bulk.. _„.„«, Cloves '- 'dd ■'■ do-' '"' do ' ' ,"\ » '','" <Jingor.i.. xlo ....•do:-!'- c aoKly'fl tv; to Jl-J)' Carraway -do ~,■ , do : j -),,• _dQ :! ,:- v ;i.i v/<>n Cinnamon ,do ■ .. do^ i d 0.,., rr, ~., :i, <i Pimento "do J'' do • do'-1' ' ' !l>' ' UJ Mixpd Spices, in loz. packets, plain and fancy boxes Mixed Spice,;Jn;tfrw, assorted:sUris! : cjhlsio// eril Essence of Lemqaap^Assflrtp^Es^enoeii' , H [j raO il [ GrouiaKice, in tinfoil packets' - ; '. ~ r y CUco^'Bsrty'slMatfs, arid Gdloniali', 'J J '-^'.j; ■ X r .. r ' '.v'Di StephensonaadCo.ji i «' bn "WHOLESALE COpEE &SPICJS! MERCHANTS, j; , , r j._ WyjiDjaAM. STREET.. AUOKIAND ■/( . ;r., PUEHAM-STREET COAOH? FACTORY. A! ikA'CKIE r pl'eas'rik ,iri' i tinfdrmin'g littfriends'-lid'tHe' ir/hdbitants6f: Auckland andilts' vicinity thotihe has.added to.hla ptherj branches of. busin?ss j; tJi!}t,;Q/ Hprse Sl|oe}nJ;,. and having engaged the services of an. experienced Shoeing Smith" he is now prepared: to 6xetute' Horse" §hpeing in a manner hitheiftOunSuTrjasded in Auckland;' r N.B..—A.M. would draw particular attention to this ,new ; branch of his ( busines^, -and, wjll guai;arit|ee t^lifkt. trie utmost care and attention will be paid to it.' ■','_ . General Smithing in.kll its branches: '•Springs of all lands Made and Repaired; ,■.;::(■!) oiaw gfoJersJ t> :'TI/rU E 'PIN:S-.!: r,i"mS.F tifrti 8\ E. S. PEltOY,)Wliolesaleand.RetailMt<ff)tt Baker,.; 'begs tp inf.prm the public generally tl^at, he-.^idlLß^, commence' Business in the above line 'To-riiorrow. (Saturday); 24th In:sfci'aAdf trusts by'strict!'attention to business and-an article equal to that jnadoTcby. him; when in business before to merit a continuance of ,past favors. ...... ... .',',.,,', + ■■ . . „ lif.B,^To be had'at Messrs' (jaley and. WateVs', Confectioners, Quoett street. '-'; iJ3UJ .•>'■' ,f nUM T> H O T O Gt tt A P HTi -7v I v<^r '<Q&El>^Eß<Ny=! "'"• J ARTIST & PHOTOGRAPHER, ,- : ,i ;i»3, QTJEEN STREET; !AUCEEAND. i'f:i! , llooms ovke Mr King's CnKitisr.. ji Cartes-de-visiU taken; the beat stylo at 12s 6d per dozen ' 1 ~ ,i' .■ 6(1 per half-dozen. |■ ' jj. ~ Portraits tainted in Oil and Water Colours In a style •"■•■•'■ •'' ' ■unsurpassedin'!the colonies. ■'■''■ '"':' '. COAL, FIREWO OD, ETO. > a II EP H E E D & C 6. Have on Sale at their Yards— ' ' ''"' /' _ : 150 tons Bay of Islands Coal 200 tons Best Ti-tree Firewood. ; Orders left at the Yard, or at the Office; next door to Mr Binney's, "Queen street, will receive prompt attention. " ' ','..'.' ," .' The Yards are onthe town' Bide' of'Mr H.Gilflllan's CoalDepSt/ in Ifii-f.l 'iol [v)>.Jiin»io-< 'i-nfo-jL-n : Auckland, May 31, 187?., ~,,!-, ~,;.-» ~t , d-uuV.) ■•:, .ai'.aiiisaJ adi iLitmw v



Miscella^eoTis, i "M" McCTJLSKY, FUNERAL UNDERTAKER, TOP OF HOBSON STREET. [Established 1842.] XTJ- J A "m~~I E SON, ' FUNERAL UNDERTAKER, &o. ' Cemetery Enclosures on Hand or Made to Order. Thb Tbabe Supplied with JyuNisniNas. WELLESLEYSTREET EA S.T. Four Doors from Corner. IJT R. HATfABD'f ■VV .-■ CHEAP BEDDING, UPHOLSTERY, & FUNERAL FURN SHING , WAREHOUSE, '•REM 0 V E D TO WYNDHA.M STREET, (Next Queen-street Corner.) • ; Residence and Shop': Corner of Pitt and Grey : streets. OIL, CO LO H, &LA SS, AND PAPERHANGINGS. HOUSE SIGN. AND GENEBAL, DECORATING 57, QUEEN STREET, Next to, Bank of Nkw Zealand. J HENDERSON, Importer of arid dealer in Oil, White Lead Turps Zinc White. House Painters', Coach and Cabinet makers' Varnishes, Calico Scrim. Clock and Compasi Glasses, Brushes, &c, &c. VENETIAN BLINDS* WIRE GAUZE, AND PEBFORATED ZTNC BLINDS. CAN be had at the Auckland Venetian Blind Manufactory, Shortland-street, of any dimen sions in' any number, within a given time, of the BEST QUALITY, AND AT REASONABLE PRICES. fSrSBNT TO XIX PABTS O* NEW ZBALASD. ,;,;. a. flTiusßY, Practical Blind-maker and Wire-worker, many years established at City Road, London, manufacturer of every description of Window Blinds, Plain and Orna mental Wire Work. Old Blinds cleaned, altered, repaired an painted. VENETIAN HOUSE. BHOBTIiAJTD STREET, AUCKLAND. PUBLIC NOTICE. J CATER (late Crombie's) EOYAL • FINE AST PHOTOGRAPHIC GALLERY, Queen street, Auckland, has much pleasure in inform ing his friends and the public generally that he has purchased the Photographic Business so long carried .on by Mr. Crombie; and having secured the services of an Experienced Operator, feels warranted in stating that hey willreceivo every civility and attention, as well as first-class and artistic portraits at his hands, Mid that no pains will be spared to give entire satisfac tion. J. C. begs to announce that his arrangements for 'taking Instantaneous Portraits of Children are now ompleto. TO BUTCHERS, SETTLERS, FARMERL, v i■( AND OTHERS. > 1 THF undersigned are Gash Pur chaseks of. HIDES, SHEEPSINS, WOOL, TA'LLOiy.&c., &c, at, highest markef rates, 1a any , Qonsigiiort direct will have prompt and immediate Gash remittances returned at satisfactory rates. 1 ■', ' IRELAND BROS., tANNERB AND^LKATHER MANUFAO UB A L F E E D AL BY •^- PRACTICAL WATCH AND CLOCK MAKER AND•JE WEL LE M * 1 (From Messrs Ridley and Sons, Manufacturing I re v^^climakers-and Jewellers, Eohdtih,) "j!c'.'.' ) Every description of English and Foreign [Watches ,an*3 Clocks Cleaned- 'and Repaired at the shortest nptice arid^-rtasonable prices, in a workmanlike manne)p.ii. • : I ' lo* , r''y. ■'. - -.laii.TAX.'.' i:iJewellety-Made and Repaired, ; . ~ .. , , ua ■ All work done in the'same efl\cient manner as in London.-All work guaranteed. ', "l ''JiUl'-' ;,.: (■ ■• •;■-'•; ■■-;•!■ ■> yfj I _ ]tyji '. note the Address:— . ; ' "! ,!AiLnF HI D : ■ AL E Y T j.v. •' :I2 1,,*,,. ,Q,U E.E N- S T, R, ,E E T, -, / 'Opposite the City Hall, and next door to ■Williams 3 ~,,,! Dispensary. '; ' T T -/o'-i v ■ ~AROM-ATIC 1 • •:■ .1 t vr ,\U "°'n I ' SCHEIDAM SCHNAPPS 'ffJ j (Registered).;.. ' His a^'l^aispuiaiie^fact that th Jo advantages 6fitis "perfectly pure beverage have now rendered it the most ilarg'ely consumed of any imported spirit^ the demand throughout-.the of the Australian colonies almost ,e;^c,ee j diD& capability, of, tjhoflroprietpr jtp supply.' v , ' '■' " "■ " r . /1 Waire'BflSoTitißpps is now Socdupyin^ the place held ,in fla^t years by inferior brands of geneva, the medical profession testifying to.its.-excellence over these an|4 1 other! adulterated, spirits, including French brandy, 111 r"'i;.- vl\''' : v '. "- '■'1;' v J '1 ,- ioq I vX -TEmiCHO^AND LETTERS,' >r v;»fl , which are in the possession of the manufacturer, all certif inK.tp,its perfect,puri^y andma^ked.superiority |vWj/fatnbr StSnWda'ntai'a diureticVibnlc, and ; restoritive. ■ •' ' ■'■/■'•■•'■■ •■ ■<' v / T^hc Resident Physician oL.tho.-Sy.dney Infirmarj says : -" I have no hesitation,in stating that I considei your Schnapps a most excellent •' stimulant and dintbtic." .Wh BtdT srfPbe Gov^n^ent Analytical (Chemist,^Melbourne, ,*ays:- -As a sample .of jiQllanqsgm, Ido npt think ii "can b( surpassed. r If may be recommended' fbr'usf ''iri'%o plttJialnd^iwatei'pratetice -ai3 a 'good aromatic .stiniU] int." .noiaurfol. 9oti ;-!-l. f,.r..,- CA.UTipN7~~" , ■ Ap njnrlcli6n lagairist. !the Sftlel o< a'counterfeited a'rticlf has recently, been granted ;in the Supreme 'Court of New South"Wales, under a penalty ol ;£3O,CK 0 : t and we are ipstructed, wltETaview to pro jtectj tl epttblifc.itb prosecute' any one offering toy sale any ir itationiotthe,genuine brand,(for wb,ioU>we ar« thW so e.Whosale, Agents 1 for the whole of t Australis and Naw 'Zealand." " ■'/' ■ .'- .■ ■ •niroi L. D. NATHAN & CO.^ V 1013 '•'i<'<-ioi B'angnvv -uv J>!i!-. •-: Agents. El EdTION ;63F' SUPERINTENDENT. ' ■ ■■■v bo« jKM-o-.^i v' r T '■;;;.:: ; v ;;: M; "..;•'., TO CHE ELECTORS OF THE PROVINCE OP • :r AUCKLAND. ' ',J/, 'b:}i-J:>lu ad •1.«7/:.--«-l IMI :-'/!'i.i, i; ; ■ - ■■■ ,'/. ■T^T compliance with the request of a large lumber of the Electors, I have to announce thaf.it is my intention, to become a Candidate for the Office f Superintendent at the forthcoming Election. iisci ' ■ ■"!J ''■ ' •'-'■: i'wi I .take an .early opportunity of meeting the is- Dicnnflari .b oJ Bflßa. Eleeto s■•'and' explaining my views on questions affeotii g tho intoroste of the Province. 1 viru ; 1 ffri.-t .nhnmd oil) -tit>"/. .•in<iv«l ,■■ .-:.■.<■. .... h -US I juoaulatld«JK:j y• • ..JJtJGrBH. IiU&K, i. L LX [.ivaAj- .^wiiivatixl)i»i 11



. --■■«,- ■_..,■•■-...•.■..■-.■■.■. -.- W *. .-.....*"■-■■■-1 -.-*•■■■ «* t-MWaauwni «»«, Miscellaneous ■■■■■> ■ I • ■ ■....• . "Jit ' | (I gpJRPLTTS STOCK at Eeduced : i Prices :- Jlron Buckets .. ~ .. ... Is 6d Smoothing Plares ", .■'• .. .. , 2s6d . '■','"" Bridles .. .. 2s Cd Saddle Girths .. 12s Od - ,•>''. Barrow Wheels .. .. .. .. 3s 6d I ,-,':. Grindery. . r r J. ROUT. "! A nigh-street. WA S HIN G- MADE EAST ■ ' '.i. AND ECONOMY IN LIGHT. J. A LLEN DE E, SOAP AND CANDLE MANU FACTURF.R, PARNELL. AUCKLAND, Begs to call the attention of the Trade and the public in general' to his various brands of SOAP, which for excellence of quality cannot be surpassed. Household Soap, a good cheap Soap, No. 2 . „ a superior quality Soap, Al ~ being the best Soap made, and should be in every family, as its washingqualities are really Al, and for durability is unequelled. . ,ASK FOJJ.ALLENDER'S Al SOAP. And see that you get it, as one trial will be enough , to secure its constant use. . . SOFT SOAP Is also manufactured on the premises, [which for ' machinery, wool-washing, &c, in equal in quality to the imported article. ALL EN DEB'S PURIPIE'D MGULD CANDLES Are admitted by all to be the best in the market, and are guaranteed to burn longer than sperm. ' To accommodate customers he has taken an office in Fort-street, next door to Messrs S. Cochrane and Son's' Auction Mart, where orders can be left, which ■will have prompt attention. PARNELL STEAM 80AP & CANDLE WORKS, 12tb Poptßinbnr, 1H72. - ; • ..-. ■■■. •■' .••'■-■'- :i ■jnTiST ABL I SHED 1859 /.Z PIANOS. , PIANOS. ->';,:! THE LARGEST STOCK OF INSTRUMENTS " To be seen at ' . ■ ■ > ' HOFFMAN'S "<■ ACADEMY OF MUSIC, : 38, Shobtland-street. _ ji . • , , ;.■■■, - ■ ; • ■ ■' .>.-;• :\:\ 7\ Pianos and Harmoniums for Sale or Hire and oh the deferred payment system from £14 to £125. Every instrument guaranteed, and keptin tune one year after purchase,' free of charge. , , Instruments of every description Tuned and Re paired, Bought, Sold, and taken in exchange. AUCKLAND SAVINGS'BANK , ■ ■:. \)m i ■•■■'<' ■'■■ •;''■'' ESTABLISHED 1847. ■ j; c; f. PjiEsitiEir t: • ,v* HIS EXCELLENCY THE GOVER OR.| Vme-Pkes'ibini: WILLIAM RAITTRAY, Esq. . I ■' I ..-..,.- . i,:.-.(!'( The Bank is open daily from 12 to I.9'clock, also on 11; Saturday Evenings from°7 to 9 o'clock.. . ■ -~, Any sum from Is. and upwards received, for which "'-.]. per cent, interest is allowed.. Eyery facility given to depositors. ■■>■ . .: . . . /.,..' R. CAMERON, -ii>M-j '.:''•', , ■' A ccountant. tx, k' r it 'by W • „,CONNER. OJF. QUEEN AND WAKEFIELD STREETS. J .NEWCASTLE COAL (Wholksale and Retail), ; AT THE' L.O.WEST- ByATES. BRIO KS, LIME, SAND,' SHELXS, AND TILES, \lways on hand, - PATENT LOCKSTITCH . !" ;S EWIN G r MA CHIN E S ° •i ! ; •■■'- 'Are'athbrou-giily' ' ■'", . ' :"'-' uhJ GENUINE . ARTICLE-'^ •*■■>!> ■■'<■<'> « "* 1 v: • '•' '. ' • ,"' Gontainine - ' >•.::; (!' IMPORTANT IMPROVEMENTS,,. 1 ~ ,f , ,\j Being correct and substantial in construction, simple in action, handsome ' in' appearance; and giviriff ''> [H thorough satisfaction. .00810 . Pricesr-Band Machine,,6 guineas; Stand Machine,,, 1 f 7 guineas and S guineas,- extras.,included. . j + r ~,,,,(.-, Requisites supplied; instructidn given, 'andrepair il"'^ dono_on the premises. ' ' Tl' l!l' r '; Jn T. PEA 0 0 O'E', <■• '■ wW ni qu iv, ■•■>■;'■■/• (•:. OPTICIAiN.x-■:■■:.;! In : \i:-\ wiaVl •. : .. SUOR'JLAND-STRKKT, . > [uimsO 118 ,i,,AGENT,. FOR NEW ZEALAND., ■, S niJo«li —■ 5 r'*■ "n ■ ■'' '■ fl ' I >f)'i TO '.FARMERS, SETTLERS, BUTCHERS t k 1.;; -;.'., a^d others^:;;;;! : s :,,^ iu^ THE Undersigned are. Cash Pur-) .bso chasers | of/ Hides^, Sheepskin^, Tallow, -WTpol,., r p &&, &c., at highest markets rates..;,, ~, , ~m i. T ■-11 ''^hortland silftiiET (/" ro*J" n 9^"r; (Opposite Post-office), Auckland. .3n«re«l diOI j ■ : ..-,;■.-ii-..' L •.,• ':•.: !l!"i r,-.:.. i; 7':ji'.-H-mtT riOBB & *CO.'S TELEGRAPHIC XJ?, i DINE OF MAIL COACHES. f (Jlii::'"';;''time"'tabl^.';' 9"i",»rJr,uA lTr mm i Leav^'Aiickiand1 every'Mdn'day, Wednesday^ and ; ru,.,' Friday, at 6 a.m., for--:'_' ' - uuni ,&3u.t .J.ilf'.f:-: g/&[' ; .-■■Ulit- I \ 'JUU.I OtaliulitiU'' nQfu: 2 6' Point Russell .. 15 0' ' Papatoetoe;! i-;..\ 4'i 0: . Ngaruawahia ... ,30' :0 r.ltuh Papakura ... ,0 .6 Hamilton .. 35, 0 top [ Drjiry 1.. "..'7 6 'Cambridge. '.., 10 0' t "',. Leave Hamiltonj every Tuesday, Thursday, and' , |( ;j Saturday, at 6 a.m., for— •■" Ngaruawahia .. 5 0 Papatoetoe .. 30 6 Point Russell .. 20 0. Ol,ahuhu... .. .. 32 6 Drury .. ..27 6 Auckland.. 35 0 Bapakura . r 1 %i, i2B 6 •Loaves' Hamilton, at 8 a.m., for Alexandra every!. Tl Tuesday and Saturday; 'leaves Alexandraat ; l2Boon ■■,,',}s;*/L for .Hamilton, to meet th.c Coach for Auckland,,every, Jnam Monday and Friday. , ' ;',' ' » Psircels forwarded to all parts of the Waikato. and' sam must be paid for before leaving the offlco. -We don't 1 fvsil ,bold ourselyes responsible for, /uiy parcels value,pvcaf y, <■ sesi-,,;5 es i -,, ; l_.^ ' '•■'"■ >«;«' j'fP ' T;t>A;jsY/TniE t. iiM-'.!!! !^C^t/''-Mii Leave Auckland every Monddy1; Wednesday,' asd P*' ' ; day,-at 6 a.m., and"bvery.Tuesday, Thursday,!J-■!:•r A ~ - . ; ,and,Saturday!, ati;Ba^ni.v.for,. , , bul fli Otalxujiu,; \ "'-.I ~{ ~ Japatoetoe -j ~i , ijgafoho )fr» A Papakura' '■' "'Drury. * l.ilw~,f f mJ , ~* Leaves Drury every Monday, Wednesday,' and BrU - ""** day, at 12 ndbn,v and. every., Tuesdays I Thursday;, ana'/;J •Saturday,, at 4jo'cjqck p.pj., for P.apakura, Papatoetosi, .-, ■,■ [ ,>~ >. Otahuhu and Auckland." ,/ + ~: , ~f , 1 ~,.' ti V fl ■til ; ~-,-■ -■' ! LeaVeAucklifndat3p.m. for -' ' ■ .-■'.^ W ' Otahuhu i ':: '•■' • . Papatoetoo >'''•■ ■<"■ *$* Papakurft n n io6s ban*ttMilW 'l-'^v \'<'n" J!'i^* '■ .Leave Drury at 7.3o«m,fpr ~, ~:,,,,,,•} 91 [T y , -, ■ Pftpaku'ra- '■'■■ ' !, Papatoetoe..;_ ;, . ;''; Otahuhu ■ !W' ;':"';< '"' 'Auckland1 " ? JI ■'■■'' sa *T eGarriages, Buggnes,. ior.Saddlß; Horses'can be 1 hired 1 .110 /for'all parts of the province. .nuoi'/trnj puinovo Sls- j !,,„. ji uhrtfl '--g. MOFFlilN.'Mana^er. '■■• jr ß ol Ug'tJ ;ot ft^,: ;;! 10; UNE OF F>oJwdßoisna3is>M iM j i; : j [roi ■•'"'i doi£sa 810 T ALn.^M A,I: L.; : G^O:A^M'M- srIT ,I"I ;| ■...D,^x M^ IJP- i ?'A^ IIU. • v '■•■•-s Jo ■Ee»ve| Howick for Panmure, St. John's College ; f l)Jtt I ' Remuera,;and Auckland, at 7.30.a.m. .!■ >, >' >' tjjve iAucklandi for Remuera, St.. John's. College,, : oq i «Paiiniure, and Howick, at 3p.m. fm* ev/odsY iJP°" r|l| J —«— ,••!:/ -:■•■:•.u r-.nr.--i!>1-!;? oovf>3 ifirf Jf. LOOMB & CO.,vPROP»IE«)RS..i ; i/: &CfisJ jtf ,- ' ■.'■ :-.-i:i -;i;! '''-:' - ■"■' lrr.-,:inAt BOOKING: ; QFFICEi—i^ICTOEIA.-.STREBT.ti, W T