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-^^TyWFELAND EOUTE ;I*b3^v k?" TO EUROPE VIA. SAN fItfiyK^FJUNCISCO AND NEW YORK. liffjljMfen Steam Navigation Company under ■*"s*■'•*s% with' tfte Governments of New South Zealand, for Conveyance <>f Her 'IT6S«*I. ■■■■;/'. ■ • ■ P^r s^Macgregor,'- ' jji . H. Gbaingkb, Commander, is appointed lHalncWand for San Francisco via Honolulu, "'aAY sotb instant,:at neon. Hrfleht or passage and all particulars apply to ■■VfT H. M. JEKVIS^y '■■ vf , ; -i^-, ; ■ N ' . Agent. - - *jS77~A USTJfctAi.A-B.IAN Wfk. ''''•*-»■ STEAM NAVIGATION JSJS^CO.'S First-oJass Steamers. JKB«YAND .MELBOURNE, A^D '■'^ ALL QUEENSLAND PORTS ;-.-.: ■n "rEE PALMER RIVER aOLDIETELDS. .mi/nit' J T- -DwoußtL, Commander, expected P^^ n i eth November, .will sail as above, three %Sditor passage, and all particulars, apply to: *^ H. M. JERYIS, Agent. !-^TTTCIOR SYDNEY AND i Itfy^ J MELBOURNE. .. i jflgjagliEg The fast and favourite s.s. Hero, , ■_ T.OBAN Trill leave as above on THTJBSDAY, pViit'at2o' cloCkp- m jjsagesmnst be engaged and freight arrangements yie st oar office. *. jjawb will loe received on board after eleven ; on Thursday forenoen. - |sr freight or passage apply to CBUICKSHANK & CO., Agents, ''jkjireet, Auckland, '•*'.;■' ■ ?Jdober2e,lß74. j "If 0 E LONDON mjjiis^ DIRECT. ,; . j) IplidW THE COUNTESS OF KINTOBE. Ihsfts^Md Favourite Eegnlar Trader ; ; ;; City of Auckland, ■ Retain Bails, will sail for London at an early date. - j K lust passage from Auckland to London was ■ Kcomplifhed In 80 days. Excellent accommodation for Cabin and Steerage joiireigbt ox passage apnly to ;,'» »" , & CO., Agents. iflsh-stieet/iTiekland,'. :-^octoberi2,3B74. . . 'Hst-. Ti 10E L ° N D 0 I^P' The Barque ' i <lste register, Eichaji'd Wigzbi,!, Comman- Jo,ii bow loading for London direct, and will sail at r^fcof freight apply t^^ ,1 ■,» j, Agent N.Z., Shipping Co.,(Limited)! OR OPOTI X L ' ,tf jfcpe Ketch FANHY KELLY, Captain Jliiker, will leave for the above on THUItS ■ jiiid-., : '■■■■" ,:• _ ■-: ■ J ftWgit or passage apply to •!! LEWIS BEOS., ' l&i Agents. :''' ' ' J; t * . ' . ; . iVTT:ENEF ELLIOTT a«sk -*-'- MAEINE BUBVEYOE, Ba?£3» LICENSED KECEIVEK, & FOE JHb "WAEDJNG AQKNT. jiwofßonded Store "0." fox Goods ■Warehoused talWuMpment or for Examtaattdn. , inOutomi and Shipping Businesi promptly at ipnt to the N.Z. Parcels Conveyance of London. - 1 wt: Qtieen street Wharf. l^Av AUCKLAND AND •ipf^ O. NORTH SHORE STEAM ! FERRY COMPANY (Limited). itSSP^PEVONPORT leaves Auckland for Wood wfaiiigtlieweekdaysat.aiS and 11^16 a.m^; 2 I Mli p.m. On Sunday at 9.45 a. m.; 1.80, 2.45 and l*M.Rm. cleaves Woodside on. weekdays at 8.45, i J411.46a.m.; 2.30 and 6.50 p.m. On Sundays at I.Pirn.: 2, 3.16. and 5.30 p.m. ■ __ ~ j^pxTAKAPUKA leaves Auckland for North wwk days at 7.30, 9, 10, Uj 12i a.m« s "Ji^ 2.50, 3.50, 4.30, 5.30, aud 6p m. NIfaHT rUIPB,-8, io, and 11. SUNDAY. —10.30 1^1,2,3,4,5, and 6, p.m. Night, 8.30. Leaves v Wi Stores 1, 8.30, 9.30, 10.30. and 11.80 imjuntt M1, 6.5p.m. Atnight—7.2o,B.3o.andlo.3 i O. . '■■ >r~M. r lhe 8.30 and 9.30 a m., and 5.5 p.m. trips r f JBevoEpbrtWnaif, aid the 7.30 and 9 a.m.,and ; ;£tatl6.Bo p.m. trips from Auckland to Devonport M«wi«id'CatUe,'6s.each; , "'., '~"- ■___'.', ' •'', H. W. HEATH, : !J^__iX!l'' ' :" ' " Managers 'illlLll DA N NTJ AL "^ . 'begatta. , ' 29ih JANUARY, 1875. v* » AIL - COMEES GIG EACE: . m" J°» Jt*red Gigs, sny description. Prize, £50, 7i ffl™Lmedala presented by Mr R. Grattan. . iWnrMiaree mUes, withone.turn. Each bo<it to fliffs?l^'^t?mbuoy. Entries to be made on ,"" mm 6i general entry. Fee, £2165. THOtJ. HENDERSON, Jttn., ■v^__ Hon. Sec. - B -. , % \ ,-; THE xmdjrsigned are Cash ttn %TY>S£^BKBS ot HIDES, SHEEPSKINS, .WOOL gPi^v at highest market rates, taany !M^S?» direct will have prompt and Immediate, Mturned at satisfactory ratec , . :LlA;Ntr -B R; OS' ' ' l ma TjfA TOBJ[ , MANOTACTIJBBBB piiii, ,;1 ■ /,. AugKiAirD . .' ll^EblTY (XF - AUCKLAND sl^'ti^J^o' AND CI«ANING ~! , T"1011^ WKLIITSI-81-STBir.IT BAST, i AND '■;. '■ ' SHOSTtAim, iTHAMBS:,-••'' ' j '" . ' PJSTABLISHED A.D. 1864] ! ' •'I1,. i ' sffl|* 'opW' ft"om 8 a.m. to 10 p,nu j .i.l L, L l A~M~E DGA R, fc«'ito&S!^jfcmkjng the gentry and inhabitants Kt»W«m 4v.and,%'stJrrotindinßs for tll6 very ;liberal Mordef him during the past ten years, •i^aJ^Pl^^'yto inform them that.his neW yHitofp^'W*- are now completed, and being, ■Ma i^°f.» «^tenslve scale,and utted with all the . M^ «provementa, he is in a position to jexecute ;,.» W! M? y- ex*ent, and in a manner superior hQlue Auckland-, ,W. oE. I ■■Itf Auckland to send && Sfflk &C V^ets, sot and Batin Dresses &o , to be JS* rli ""d'.Finished. -Ostrich Feathers ■Dy.ed, in any Shade or Colour. ,C^e Cleaned, and Well- S^Wfi^^ly Repaired at r -a short notice. S?H w^i^ 2" P^ pair. Sheepskins Cured. B^^e^^T"3lß stock of first-class Dyeaare s and colours, and all work llffw^S^^^^^er his immediate super ffi^Dy?rT? } mv™<& pri DC <ple:-WtLLrAM ■E^^SSSSl^' 9 ieaner. ■ ;East. W^OBM, SCiLD^HBAD WEsFop^olll POX, AND ALL SKIN FTTNnorD OR PARASITIC m^afe^ applications of l^W< EPIDERMIC LOTION,, ! : **K*T APOTHEOAEtBS' HALL,



, /■ BttMneßß/Qardß. ... • "*" ' ■■"■ ■-■■■ J« ■'-. * ■-.... ~:?•'. - s° p PBfi . • . MILLEKS, \ Bay Stkam Mnxs, , «o 8, LOWES QUEEN STESET, ■ _'.-; --'J-- •■ f Whasjv ATroitj&KtD. ■-, -. ;— '. Q.EOBGE --4 00, V* ■-■ WHOLESALE BOOT, & SHOE MANUFACH tr B B R S REMOVED TO OOENBB OF BUEHAM AND ALBEET STBEETB A Stock of Sown. JPegged, and Blvetted Qooda ■ Always in Stock,' PB EEO E/ & <GLB aHA M, • NATIVE LAND AGENTS, r SUKVEYOKB,,&c. ■no 6, Vaui's Bcudinoh, ' Queen-street, Auckland.' Miss nobmah; TEACHEE OF MUSIC, Waterloo Qttadr akt t, Opposite Government House! W'^RNOGK BSOTHBBB, BOAP fc.jCAIirRLEMAKTTJB'ACrrtrREP-S, ! CHAPEL 8 T Spt AirOKLAHD.: J.,. 0 A ..'£,.. "g.- O■ H, • House and Land Agent, Bon* and Debt Collector, Stichbtijy'g Bnilfllrtga, Queen street E D B G-.B- A X E:E B. KEEEMAITS BAT SOAP * CANKDR ■ WOEKS. , Cash Buyers of Tallow. pIAJtfOFOETE TUNING. MR H. O. BROWN, , PIAKOPORTE AND HARMO»rDM T.PNER, (From Messrs Broadwood arid Sons, and Messr Alison and Sons, London.) ' Address:—Messrs Brown and Son's Music Warehouse. Fa card ] • BAM ¥ E L WELLS House, Land, and Commission Agent, Collector of Sents, Debts, Highway . Bates, &c Loans arranged. Office: 129, Queen street f.tfcree dooia bolow the Union Bank.) A. BEOWNE, ACCOUNTANT AND COMMISSION AGENT, Wtndham-btrekt, Near the Herald office. Tradesmen's Books posted, and Accounts j ■ adjusted. - ' - JO R A I 6 [, • FOEWAEDING AGENT, Wholesale and Retail CO9I and Firewood Merchant, &c.— On Sale, Newcastle and Wan par ci Coal; Ti-treo Firewood (cut and uncut), Tanks, Charcoal, BaUast, Hob art Town Palincs. . Sacks for sale. . Fort-street, Auckland. ■ Tn I LL IPP.B &SON, 0 OIL, COLOE, and GIiASS MEECHANTS, Importers of Paperhßntrilnjra, ■ Scrim, Paintr', 'Oils, Tun'entSne, Colors. Varhishoß. French Polish, Gold Leaf, Artists' Colors and Brushes, Plate, Sh*t, Crowri, Ornamental, and Photographic Glass, Picture Frame and Tapestr- Mouldings, Clock and Compana Glasens, Glazed as Doors, «%a Glass cut to ze .and carefully packed. ; 18, 'Wvridharn street. _,^ '. ' " , ME FAULPEE, Sole Contractor to the City Council for the Emptying of Earth- Closets, Privy Boxes, Cesspits, &o.", is prepared to at tend punctually to all requests regarding the above. Persona desirinff to have the said places attended toi v either weekly, fortnightly, or otherwise, can have .the same dono by leaving a notice either verbals or written with the Inspector of Nnisances, City Council Office, Qneen-fltrcet ■DOEES ! BONEW! B0NE8! Bought in any Quantities FOE Ci» PH at the Free man's Bay Bone Mills, and at No 8, Lower Queen- Btreet'by J. ■& J. SOPPET. ■Pr o t 1,0 E; TO FAEMEES, WOOL GEOWEES, ETC. ~, The nndersignedv Woolstaplers and Brokers, are BTTYEES of WOOL, SKINS, and HIDES, at the hiohbst market PBiCE, They are also prepared to Purchase, Class, Press, Ship, and Value Woola, for shipment. , . . - .;■,.. JOSEPH OSBOENE A 00., ' Combes and Daldy's New Warehouse, ' . Cnstom-ho-nse-street. . , . ' , LOOK OUT for the richest treasure of the rQAL SCUTTLE—reaI black diamonds. The undersigned informs biß ftiends and the public he has opened a Firewood arid Coal Yard at the porner of Wyndham and Hobson-£treets, where he will supply a blazing article at an extremely low figure for cash. ' ■ '.-. . .'■■■-, Orders solicited and carefully executed. 1 ; ; ' JOHN CRAPE. XTT ""s T U B B I N G HAS A LAEGE STOCK . t -J . PI AN 0!S ON'HAND BY VARIOUS MAKBEB, To be seen at his Residence, - . GRANTL O D G E, PAENELL, Opposite J. W. Eobinson's, Chemisfc' T> BLIABLE INDEMITITS; . - Against Loss by Fire secured to Policy-holders in the . v NATIONAL INSURANCE COMPANY ■■■.■-'" 'o> - ■ ■- I"■ •• ■ ', •; ■ ' N;EW" ZEALAND, .. /■■ ; :'<>_c Bepresentiag ONE MILLION STEELING of Capital with UnUmited Liability of its Shareholders. : ■ -~ liberal; TiiiiMs, .; ■' tjij ~, ■■. .. anji ■■ : :.-.',-■■••: ■ •■. V-| PEOMPT SETTLEMENT OP I LOSSES, | ' "}'■'" Characteristic featnres of the Company, j p.dM '■• ' iwDEEW G. MILLAB,t - I _ ; Manager. Office^— 25,'^ueen-'street,' ."' J ;,-.,_ > ... ,■, j ; ij J A#b Otf EHUNGhA; j ■JSL-". : f--f"v"i 'coaches.. . .". .f., : ] j ,dd The Coaches as above will leave Onehunga at 8 a.m and 12 aoon, and from Auckland at 10 a.m.. and D.m. , ' -.■ rtn.'v'r ■■ "■"' -:■>-'•-■..!(( '•'' -■■*..-■ ' "' .y : \;.' ~ ' .■; ..i6.iOIT.HAMt-.:- T\ N .T.I -:& T --'B \Yi '■ M:;E;::: r ;^r""J""T;R--A"F- vo^iir-l :: 'BUBGKOif DENTIST, ° ' W A X.X * I SB' Xi D 8 I-B X |» *. , Ajrtifiolal TeeUi, from Oneeto a ffoll Bet, in (fold , : , orVralci^ilte.- •; CIL AE.EE B B-O'Tfrjli'ff- J rLATE r CH.OMBIE'S) ',! f ROYAL FINE ARTS PHOTOGRAPHIC ■ GALLERIES, ■ '. . Opposite Uniok Bank), ' " ■!; QUEEN STREET, • • f s»sS»aisMii Perirelfei f)fOß^i]B,\V. to SJteßUs, it ■'



Bnsiness Oards. ■■•• A LFa E D :,A L' BY, 5; WATCHMAKER, JEWELLER, ETC., ': ■ ■ . : , ' HAS RE-COMMENCED BUSINESS m TEM P 0 RAE V PRE MI SE S, Opposite the Army and Navy Hotel, IT VP E R QTTE EN STREET. J : ALFRED ALEY, (From Msbsbs. EiDiiWY an» Son. toNDO ' " PRACTICAL WATCHMAKER AND JTBWELLSB. KTO. . ; . OIL, OOLOK, ffLAU,a OD PAPKRHANGHNGS. „->.;-.„... ' ■' ■- i ' HOUBK, SIGN, AND GENEBAI,, DKOORAWNO 57, .QUEEN STREET, | Nay! 10 BAKK, O», .NSW ZxAL J. HENDERSON, Importer of and dealer In Oil, White Lead, Turps, Zlno, White, House Painters', Coach and Cabinet, makers Varntohes, Calico Scrim, Clock and Comphiß Ottww T?vngha» a>e.'."'Jfe;" ...'■■ If U H F'B '4' C O -«-! Wholesale, Shipping, »»d Family Butcher Queen street,';corner.-of Ihwham street,. AncK land. Poultry of all kinds dressed to order. Prime Smoked Tongues, Home-cured Bacon. Corned Beef onsalo In large quantities. JO.—Dealer* in G»,me. Live Pboapar/tfl forwarded to al3'p»Ttß of the Colony upon receipt of order. Families waited on In town or CTibnrtm. npHE Misses Tetjtenberg beg -*■- most respectfully to inform parents and the public generally that they are prepared to give Lessons in German, Point Lace', Applique Gnepure Xmbr; idery, Wool, and all binds of Fancy Work. Orders executed for HaJr Work in Flowers, Chains, Brooches. Bracelets, Ac—Residence: TopofGrey treet, 96. east aide. TjV H B LATE PIEE. C. WOODWARD. Baiter, begs to inform his friends and the public that his business .will be carried on in the first Stall on the right-hand side in the Market, until erecti nof T^ew Premise*. Orders may be left with Mr J. M. French, Grocer, Queen-street. Q E I C X ET—SEASON 1874-5. A Splendid Assortment of '. . CRICKETING GOODS AT G. WALLER'S, 98, QtrBEN-STRKET, AUCKLAND. The Trade supplied. Orders from Country Club* attended to with despatch. .i, f .". . QOMET KEEOBINE 61, L For Sale, One Thousand Caßesat Is9d per gallon, duty paid, in parcels of not less than five cases, by GEORGE DACRE, Fort-st'eet; Or, SAMTTEL O'.'OHRANE & SON. : » __ tTj AST, OB EA P, AND TBTJE TONIC SOL-FA METHOD OF LEARNING TO SING. The four'h of these popular classes on the above method will be commenced by Mr Charles Blomflpld, in the Ed" ardes-street Pchool-room on THURSDAY Evening, October 29th, at b<ilf-past seven o'clock. , This method befnpr based on the true principles of the science ,of Music, while it avoids all compHcat'ons and useless terminology, l» bo r?asv that nothing but physicial in capacity can prevent tmy one learning to sing a tune at Bight in the six months. . Subscription fnr the twenty-aJx leußons—Gentlemen* 10s; Ladles, 6s ; Children, ss. Mufdc included. . ..." WH, , 8 KI.N N E It • BUILDER, CARPENTER, and JOINER .., V uioan , Lake, ' Airo FORT-BTRBBT. Shop Front*, Office Fittings; and all branches of the building fcradu executed. . f APERHANGINGS, HOLLAND & BUTLER Have Jnst Opened, >x Oxford: th«ir first Shipment of new Patterns for 1874 and 1875, fompris'n*—' > Paperhangings for T>rawing-rooms . Paperhanging* for Dining-rooms Paperbanginps for SHting-rooms . Pape» hangings for Bed-rooms : •■■' Paperhatiftings for Halls Panel Decora'ions, very handsome: Call amd Sek Them 1 - HOLLAND & BUTLER Have also received, per City of Auckland, 50,000 FEET , Gilt Mouldings for Picture Frames , Stained Mouldings for Picture Frames GHt'TWouidings for Ro rm Decorations The quality of which has never been equalled Is (■;! v,,.' lu-.A .' - Auckland !.■•;<>:-■ '. ; Call aud Seb Them; ! .White Lead, Oils; Colors, Turps. Varnishes, Brushes, 'Scrim, Gold Leaf, Artist's Materials; Photo Glass, ' Window Glaus, both plain an 1 ornamental. I In fact everything required in the painting'trade Is .' „. :to be had at . .HOLLAND & BUTLER'S, OIL, COLOR, AND GLASS; MERCHANTS, PICTURE-FRAME MAKERS, Ac, 2& AND 30, VIOTOBIA-STBIET, T Off'" 'ff'" N WAR D, f./ QUEEN-STRFET,} \:, Next the '" Pantheon," and opposite,' Dickeys', Ironmongers, HOUSE *. MARINE PAINTER, DECORATOR, &a, In announcing to the residents of Auckland, and the '< Master Mariners trading to the City of Auckland, his . REMOVAL TO NEW PREMISES,! V' Begs to tender'his sincere thanks for-their favours, before and after the disastrous fire, which forced him to take temporary refuge in the premises 'in Elliott street • ' '■■' ' ''■■■ 'l-: •" ' " r' i;- - , J. W. has much pleasure in assut Ing his friends and customers .that with ~ ■. , ;; . ..».^| no ./un ! ,|A NEW AND.LARGE STOCK,;; < ( , And the assistance of skilful and steady workmen, he is prepared to execute orders with the,promptitude and finished style which has hitherto given his patrons perfect satisfaction., '■''' ■"■'," ,' :' given; Jobs Tendered "for, and jwork started without f«ny delay—House, Ship, Steamer, or vessels of any description., , , i • ~ ■■ .-, j j-CJ ... t ~... j, WABI), (Jueen-street.' r\yEELAND MAIIi i^ABOEL A/ r '.'.-. ,-,-■■ .■ ; ;.nv'OFFICE,,and.:.,.. ■. ■. ,'•• >'- GLOBE PARCEL EXPRESS OF s^h.y 'v« i-t ■-. LONDON, ; : Cochrane's Buildings', Fort-street, Auckland. THOMAS JENKINS, Jtjn., LICENSED CUSTOM-HOUSE AGENT."■'•.. rT^ETEES BROTHEBS' & 0^ ;"^^ ;. - ; t...MERCHANTS^; n -■■■.(! •"••• ! SHIPPING AND COMMISSION AGENTS, . '-~-.,,' :' ~ Jaraar ei/d-stbket, ~,■■': : ' '.' I CHRIST CHURCH. s . ; POBTIiANB re C'EdM'.E IS T.; L ?00. casks White's, »p..d: otharfljrftn^s.



Kerosene. DEYOE'S BSILLIAKT 01 v Is now universally recognized as the best Burning Oil which can be made. Recommended by the Fire Insurance Companies for Safety, aud by all con sumers for the Brilliancy f its Light. In purchas ing this Oil the buyer insures himself and his pro perty against all chance of a Kerosene accident. Ask for JDBVOE'S BRILLIANT OIL, and take no other. DIPLOMA of MEBIT received from the Vienna Exposition of 1873 for Cans of various Tops and Oils. Devoe's BRILLIANT OIL is invaluable' to those who read or sew in the evening, as it gives'a stronger light than gas, while much less fatiguing to the eyes. To GKOCERS & DEALERS. O ffi O 50 - «■ B - ° ° o s* o O CO < h- w. t & g « w § ■* ™ *■ © § K|: H■-9 »° 3 «' SOS I ° o ft a \ * < g H ■ -°| % tn . ». , ■. aj , .■■,P f? J.-iSfb,?^ ' [ ''3 ::•■. 0^.,.. , .... . ! ' :O i ■■<:•■(:.;?".: or/.' ■-■3xx' ■ ~;,



Merchandise. TAMES B. FRANCIS, V IMPOBTEB 01" CHINA, GLASS, AND EA.RTHENWARE, Begs to inform his friends and th c public that he is now established in one of those new buildings, j No. 2 2 , QUEEN-STREET. (Opposite His Late Premises), where he is opening the following Shipments of Goods :— Ex FEKNDALE: Extra-cut Tumblers and Wine Glasses, for public and ; : private houses: 200 dozen Enamelled and Gilt China Mugs, Hand Vases (something new.) | Ex CITY OF AUCKLAND : White and Gold Toilet' Sets, Looking Glasses, Rock icgham and Lustric Teapots, &c. Ep OXFOBD: Wliite and Gold and Bluefigured Breakfar>t Ware. TO ARRIVE PER ZEALANDIA, ". , j 40 packages, consisting o?— Glacs Candlesticks, Sugars and Butter Coolers, Dishes Caraffe >. nd Cups, Plain and Cut INobblei: Tumblers, a Large Assort ment of Enamelled and Printed Jugs, Gilt ard Decorated Toilet Sets, White and Gold China Goods, Buff Milk Pans, Lip Bowls, Pressed Tea pots. Spittoons, Jelly Cans, &c. TO FOLLOW BY THj5 HYDASPES: Lined Dinner Ware and Baker Dishes, with division (something new). SEVENTY PIANOS and FORTY HARMONIUMS, to be sold at greatly reduced prices FOR CASH, in consequence of being over stocked and large shipments on the way. These instruments are the handsomest, best, and cheapest to be sold in New Zealand. i Harmoniums, from L 9 108 to L 123; Pianos, L 35 to Ll6O. tar Harmoniums and Pianos ON HIBE with OPTION OF PTTROKASE at the end of three, six, nine, twelve, eighteen or twenty-four months —the hire deducted from price of instrument. HOFFMAN & SON'S ACADEMY OF M U S I ,C, Shobtland-stbekt. ; Instruments of all kinds tuned and repaired. riOALS! COALS! COALS ! MARKET SQUARE DEPOT. JUST LANDED, EX WOODBINE, 400 TONS. Our COAL Is all kept under cover, so that our customers may rely upon always getting them clean and dry. Also, Iron Tank for sale, with or without taps. JAMES BUTCHER. • . gAIADLEBY AND HARNESS The undersigned has received ex Jubilae, Wave Queen, Glenhuntly, Ferndale, and late arrivals, Splftndid Shipments of the above, comprising— Best Enprlish Bras* and Silver Mounted Buggy, Gig, and Spring-cart Harness. Riding Saddles (for Butchers' use) with Brass Head and Cantle Plates, Ladies' and Gents' Hunting Crops, Saddle, Harness, and Polishing Compos, Roll Fetlock Boots, Knwe Caps, Brushes,, and Elmman's Royat. Kmbbooa; cation- for Horses and Cattle. Baddies, Bridies (Ladles' and Gents') Hunting, Buggy, Gig, 4-Horse, and Cart Whips Spur 3, Ladies' and Gents' Fancy Bits and Stirrup* Curry, Mane, and Clipping Combs | Dandy, Spoke, Water, Body, Compo, Shoa Clothes Brashes , ' Thoiiff, Leggings, Pole Chains, and, .EMPWOVED SHIFTING DRAUGHT OAKS • . HAMBS, All of which will be sold at the ; Lowest Cash Pripkj. ': Second-hand Harness for Sale. Pack Saddles, and every Variety of English Colonial-made Harness always on Rand or Made to Order. . . TO ARRIVE PER JAMES WISHART, Baddies, Whips. Elliman's Embrocation, Nosebagf, Twigg's "Fftvouiite" and Clark's Improved Clipping Machines,' Ac. W. 8. JONI3B BADDLEB, HARNESS 'MAKER, & IMPORTER 154, QUEEN-STREET. "M O T I C- E. w! HOUGH, late of the Waikato, and formerly of Grahsmstown, begs most respectfully to inform his frienda aftd the public in gf-neral that he h<»s taken over Mr J. Opilvie's bus'neps. a* the corner of Drake and'Grahame-sn-fets, and trusts by strict attention to business and keeping a gncd article at t'te Lowest Cnrrent Kaes to be anleto merit a large share of the patron&ge so liberally bei towed on his predecessor. WANTED WEEKLY 100 DOZEN FRESH EGGS. i WM. HOUGH. With reference to the. above I have every confi dence in recommending Mr HOUGH to my late : customers and the public generally, and trust they will extend the same patronage to him which they favoured me with for so many years. JOHN OGILVIE. October 1,1874. PIANO rp RTEB AN D HARMONIUMS. . ; Pianoforte Tuner jj&^fig && H.R.H. the D'ttki! b? Appointment 2psusS|^» 0I" Edinbo:rg,h. MESSRS. J. BROWN & SON j Ha^e in Stock-Instruments by Broadwood; Erard, Hopkinson, Allison and Sons, Kirteman, Ghappe , Bord, cfcc , &-c. •■ The public have thus an opportunity of comparing Pianos by the very best makers in the world, side by side. The prices of. the-e instruments are' plainly marked at the lowest remunerative rates.-. j Pianofortes and Harmoniums tuned by the most proficient tuner in the Province, Mr H O. BROWN, who has just returned from England, where he has gained his experience in ' the Factories of Messrs" Broad wood and Sons, and Messrs Allison and Sons. ■ The newest musical publication in stock, ; TIM B E R VOS SA. LB, 250,000 FEET SAWN TIMBER, At the Yard, Britomart Road. ;• ! -a rj Vessels loaded with despatch ; also, at the Steam SawmiU.iWhangapona. :q . g^^ PBESERVED rRESJa MIJLLBT MESSRS, ROBERT PEACE & SONS, ■;' ! ;■'■•■•-■■ /of'kaipara;;" ;r. 1 ~-■:j Having BE-COMMENCED the preparation of FRESH MULLET on the most approved1 principle I are now in a position to supply orders for any ■|. naiitity. . , ; Their brand is packed In tins containing each lib ' NET WEIGHT, Bytheir mode of preparation, the j full flavour of the Fish, is retained. It 'ischeapei than Salmon, and necessarily fresher, and Is par ' ticularly recommended to persons of | weak ~i digestion. , v .>. ~ ; . ... ; j ... ~; I i ~. . ] jjpld by ail Grocers and Storekeepers thwraghoul ! the Province. id ■■. . • 'd: ■'■ ■■..... ~- a-;; ■ ... ,v. '' . Wholesale A&BNT: .{ !V d. HJ-;::1B. VS'M. OR TO N, | »



. Boots and Shoes. A SOTEEE GEEAT PIEEi ENORMOUS REDUCTION IK BOOTS A^D SHOES. In consequence of not being able to effect any insurance on my Stock on account of the ■ great risk—besides notice has been given to take the buildings down, therefore >'■■■•■ 1 ./, i T. ELLISON WILL CLEAR OFF HIS WHOLE STOCK OB1 BOOTS AND SHOES AT ENORMOUSLY LOW PRICES! t3T As the STOCK has to bo cleared out in a few wesks the public may rely upon getting BARGAINS at this GREAT SALJS. A few quotations as follows, i ..! FOR CASH ON LVI j Child's Coloured Boots, Is 3d per pair Maids' Kid Boots, No 2, from 23 6d per pair Maids' Kid Boots, No 1, from 5s per pair ' <' Girls' Kid Boots, No 9, 6s; reduced to 4s per pair Girls' Kid Boots, Nos 10 to 13,6s 6d ; reduced; to 4s 6d per pair Ladies' Patent Slippers, 5, 6, and 7,55; reduced to 2s 6d per pair Ladies' Morocco Slippers, 6s ; reduced to 4s per pair Ladies' Felt Braided Slippers, ss; reduced to 4s per pair Girls' White Boots, high heels, 10 to 2, 4s 6d per pair. T. ELLISON, 78, QUEEN-STREET. _ , _ ' "O O O T S! BOOTS] C. BBOOKES Has a LARGE STOCK of "^ ENGLISH AND COLONIAL-MADE '< BOOTS AND SHOES Which he is prepared to sell at the following LOW PRICES :— a. d. Men's Strong Watertights 110 „ Bluchers, ora. make 8 6 „ Elastic Sides .. ~. .. 9,6 „ Balmorals .. .. *.. .. 10 6 Ladies' Levant Elastic Sides BO Children's Boots, from ... . ... .. .... 2 0 Every description of Boots made to order, j REPAIRS DONE ON THE PREMISES, j C. BROOKES begs to intimate that hie is not retiring from the business;, but as his motto is small profits and quick returns, he is enabled to sell cheaper than any other house in town. C. BROOKES, BLUE 800 T, ! No. 5, New BirajHiras, WBLLESLEY S T RE E T. , TMP O R TAN T NOT IO E. BOOTS! BOOTS! TO BK SOLD REG«RDLESS OF COST, AS THE STOCK MUST BE CLEARED OUT. POSITIVELY LAST FEW WEEKS. SUPERIOR LADIES' BOOTS AT ANY PRICE. s. A. Men's Flastic Sides, own make, pegged ~ 12)6 Men's Watertights „ „ .. .. 11-,,0 Men's Blui he^s „ „ ..... 8 9: Men's Balmorals ~ „ ..' '.. 12 6 Ladies' Levant Elastic Sides ..' .. .. so Ladies' Kid „ , .. .. .. 6 6 Ladies' Superior Kid „ .. .. ... !6 6 Ladies' Clippers .. .. ... .. ~ 2 0 Children's Seamless Elastic Sides .... .. 2 0 tST The Stock will be sold for cash osiy at these prices. '■ ■..>-" , . • . ■ v J ( .' A chance the public will seldom meet .with. I One purchase will be sufficient to show that the sale is genuine. GARRETT BROTHERS, 1 £< DUB L I N H O U S B, Wakkheib-stbickt, Auckland. f V H. DIETHJBLjM, Begs to intimate that he baa opened c-:: A LARGE AND CHOICE .ASSd?TMKNT ■•'■ "a ■-:~ iioiJ ■.■ ■ ■•■!! ~ ■ <".!; SWISS AND FRENCH MUSLINS, JACONETS, GRENADINESj, j A»B LINONS, ZT5a Likewise SWISSEDGIN-GSj INSERTIONS, Mid ' r' ■ ;a -^.- . - ■TRIMMINGS. ...... od ' ■ SHORTLAND-STREET. j THE COMING OR I SIB: A SKBIOH ' : * '■OF THE '' i ; -^ '-'- | INANOIAL AND POLITICAL CONDITION ■ >';. fy.cft?'. ■'.' '■ ' ";'r: ,:-'oi":. :'j: hslxfseis&i j (i '', . - , NEW ZEALAND,; xsi-'-l \ With the causes and probablo results of that condition, by , w'.' ' I*.' 1;;'^ Of the Snpreme Courts of Victoria and New Zealand, . ' Barrister-at-Law. ' "■ iV' !i , PBIOE — ONE S 3ELIL LIN G. . To be had of all the Booksellers. , , -' ! ■■■-■•'■ ■■■ •- ' v "'- J- ■ ' -•-' ■■■ ■■■'■ )■ -.- .-vr \ : f, . f ■ ; .^■^ j jl/f ONEY TO LEND,-^ largd and . UIJL , small sums,1 v low rates of interest.—Appli ElilOTI MEYER "oUcitor, 28, Shortlandfatreet MONET to 1 £d, in large or smat sums, at a very o rate, of interest.—Apply b Mr LaighJey,SoUqltor, & .;.;rtwt^, ■,""",,,-■! 11 1^ .^^^r^"



- n ' -Groceries. ■r..<.-:,:,:<.:-^'< "ID* XTBTHBE: ! SEDUCTIONS. "GENUINE SALE. . „„ FOR TWENT"XCNE DATS. As our Temporary Store must baBBMOYID to make ! room for on* -: ;' NEW BUILDINGS, We shall clear out our LARGE STOCK of_ FIEST-CL AS S GROCE RIE S At a small advance upon -j< arM "; WH 0L B S iLJK P 810 E S,rf; '•;.. Comprising 1. 1». ■» « •N E W rf SEASO N S T 'W-A S SPLENDID STJ GABS , Direct from the Refiners. ,' ~ i.\ AH should sea our sample of genuine Goods at} following prices :— k ■ •- • , Javai Bice, 2idlb; Statch, white, 4dlb^ v ( . Oatmeal, fresh, 3 \ lb; ,» oulds, Auckland, sM;lb Sugar, good, 4d lb -Tomato Sauce.Cd botuf Sugar, litrht, 4Jdlb'; Sardines, quarters, ,6d Sugar white, 6dlb ; Sardines,-halves, lldj\ Sugar, first-class, s£d; Sperms, light weight,,9d lb Jams, Victoria, 7d ttri : ; Pjckles, Whybrow's,,9q,bottl« Plaid Vestas, 7d per dozen ; Salad Oil. 7d bottle] ~. , Good Strong Black Tea. only,ls6dlbj .■; EtTRE CHINA TEAS. * ■••x TEAS .F 0 E ,- : T, H E 'vMC 11, L I OfINJ \ FRENCH'S^ CO-'S ■•'' £ PURE CHOICE TEAS, mitt) and lib Packets, being carefully selected. 1 and many Rare Black Teas judicious!? .blended. For Purity; Strength v and Flavour they ate acknowledged to possess quality of , the highest order.' Prices :—2sji 2s 6d, 2s 8d 3s, and 3s6d.perlb. Discount on 61b Parcels. , . . nyi ? : BACON AND CHEES32 AT PRIQES THAT ynLli COMMAND A CLEARANOB. ;..."£, GOOD POTiEDBtrTTEE, from Is per RRIBDS CANTERBTXRV BicOKAND CBCEKSE, OHOICE POTTED BUTTEK, '",.!'j y ISOII THE /B BST 30 AIKI jB 3. POTATOES, MAIZE/ BEAtvj 'SHAiipSp* ILOTTS AT MI.L.L;.:. ?>B IOrI 8. SPERM OANDtI!S,:I3Ld lb by, the'aijlb.Box. Allowance on entire Packages. .>*' j A HE ALLY IINE TEA, Is lOd by the half-Che^ Please note out Address:— . . .; • FRENCH A OOy--*- WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GBbCJERS, PEOPLE'S TEA WAREHOXTSBi-fJuC 252, QTJEEN-STREET, pj OPPOSITJB , T-HE.,i N;E,W- ;M'A3 Klt X, AUCKli4in>. PQciJ Branch Stores:—Pollen-street,.Shortland ; and .. i:: Owen-street, Grahamstown.' J? I J I! GrBEAT BBITAIN ,JJ- ,_ 1.,, i 0 [AND IRELAND! n. ;.••'.::'. The unfurling of the Flag of England atlievuka will give an impetus to the traffic now Fengaged in withthat Infant Crown Colony. Already Fijian Sugar, a credit to British enterprise and Native labour, is beinj,- retailed at 4jd by J.B'tlAlß, 223; Queen street, equal to West Indian of same class. FLOT7R! which constitutes the great Bread struggle ;of life, BLAIR is happy to .-say is a £!• a ton . cheaper This benefit he allows *ach purchaser. FRESH BUTTER, tfce leading luxury—riay, necessity of every table, he guarantees to supply: of-best'description. price, 7s 6d,. mayibe.3d. cheaper any day. And if to aid and strengthen Mr Goldie's praiseworthy ' riegimen, "cleanliness" (cleanliness everywhere), the Soap manufacturers have reduced their prices; so BLAIR, ever anxious almost electrically to com-' municate when a penny can be saved r> out your . Grocer's b'lls, announces GOOD. TTSBFUL SOAP »t a price almost beneath consideration, namely 6d per bar.. His TEAS are the same liigh class that have secured fer him the confidence of > so many fsiailies in town »nd count) y. Every attention devoted to the purchasing, and it is an admitted fact in Japan and' China that "the older the twe the better the Tea." The shruba which snpplr^he Nobles of Japan and the Court of China with this fatcurito beverage (Fine.Tea) are said in many instances to *be*6oo years old, and1 its from sucli °valuable plants as these comas Blair's Splecdid 3s: Teai :'■-■Goodg delivered. ~ Bacon." Cheeso, and Hams'are a little dearer ; quality such as will speak for'itself,,, San 'Francisco Apples; j with"Pine Apple^flavouri selling ■ cheap. ..;..;■!■'. &;} ij ■ , ":;-'. ■■':? :^J.^>B;1iA;1E,;',,;;:% WHO LBS ALB AND RET/AIL ; s TEA DEALER AND GROUER^ -' ;'- 223, qtjeen.steebt; :":; . OPPOBETB BAE.NfiTT'S, BtJiOHHU .:■..■...:■:.■.;..; Drapeiyi w MY SON, whatever- 6bject_ f you pursue, aim HIGB. - Never grovel.- yon seek mental pabulum, the High Schools visit; If the adornment of your outer man, deal alone with POSSENNISKIE, of High-street. Auckland. —Extracts from Chesterfield's Letters to his Son, never yet published. It happ'd in Queen-street some three months ago, I met my friend Joe Armstrong, (honest Joe). - At first I failed to recognise his face. He was so wan, and in such dol'rous case. It pain'd me much to see him in this state. And begged his woes to me he'd full relate. SaysJpe, " Dear" friend,'mine isEQ vßlgarsiDatt, You Know Kate May, to her I've lost my heart, Bat tho' wjih love my " bosoms lord", does barn, From her. alas ! I meet with-rioretunii- • I've studied and pe»' »cm'd all Cupids arts to press My suit " Said. ,> *t t iaye you sjrudied DEESSI Rely upon It that's the surest way" To gain her heart and freely own thy sway; Now there's the raiment on your back you've got, True its ». garment, but.a-.COAT its not, Coat, Vest, and Pants, c'en to" your very " tile " All lricliine q -ality, tbbb fit. and styliK, Lose not amonoent. but to HIGH-STREET go, And visit POSSENFISKIE'S famed DEPOT. Quick ! place yourself in that true Artist's hands, •He's Number ONEpf\TAILORS-^yourcommands— If you give Jiirri — remember what I say, You'll gatn that blushing beauty, Kitty May," Oh I thank you, 'Charles/said he, I'll to him hie, Without a moment's loss, Good-bye 1 Good-bye! v "-*>*■. -■* •■-■* ■:•" <. *■ 'T.™ *:... * A week or two agor oire suliny day," f-" X bridal party churchward went its way; The blushing bride was Kate, the bridegroom, Joe, Whilst las "best man." made one of the row. And Joe at breakfast, with Kate by his side, =, Owned Fossenniskie's dross Had won bis bride. H.L. POSSENNISKIE, HABIT MAKER AND {GENERAL OUTFITTER, No. 1 Ciothibr's Shop, , HI G H ■,<■. SJI R ; EE T, AI7CKLAND. 't ■ "-' ..' '• '■'' S• t li:- i'" 's I % *£;?. ~- '-_ '-' ■' "- ■■■■"■ ;••"•■■'■-'■ -''X I TM oil 8 T E E, • WBLLEBLEY-STEEBT, ' Is now Clearing-out the Balance of his Stock of DR * PBBY and CLOTHING at Kacrmbus Reduction! , for a short time only, as he Is desirous of opening hU promises, Queen-street; with an entirely New Stock. > T. McMASTER, Uh/WBL LESLEY SXEB ET. ■ il i. ■ ■ '-• ''. \ . './' ' ' nti Li ■; )'■,>'-'■: ' ' '. '-tv -■ •■ ,"■',■ .-,-'■ '