'Printed, and published by.,to»'prpprie|o^,;^W^nS ( tS(; j ' McCullaoh Reed','of North Shore, wdW'1" 11' i V Brwxt, of Parnell, at their General Steam vmmfy-, _ OffibelWypdham-gtvoet, in the City of Attd^^a li\|.9WZ«la«dj-» V * ' * .Wspuji^n^y. _"ANRA»¥ 28. tHH It*-' ----lYiA— * •-*■-• ,-"• ' ■•- MT' '"

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Property for Sale. | IT"'*"" M. ,; L B1 JST :N' 0 X." ;Vi • . SSTATE AGENT, VALUATOR, ETC, I ] [Established ISC-l. _ __^ A , MONEY INVESTED FQR CAPITALISTS." 5" I LOANS ON MORTGAGE EFFECTED ! ARBITRATIONS UNDERTAKEN EXCELLENT 'FREEHOLD PROPERTIES *-•■>;';• -.FOR IMMEDIATE SALE. ~.-,. EDINBURGILSTREET (New!on)— AFour-roomed House, with large Freehold Allotment. Price, LISO. —20d. IiDINBLYRGII STREET-A really good Six roomed House, having fur chimneys, stabling, 1 excellent well of Mater, and fl.ee Freehold Allotment, Price, L200.—22d. BROOKVILLE — A Five-roomed House, with verandah back and front, and Freehold Allotment. Price,-.ti-._0.-25f.: • ■ GRAHAM STREET—For immediate s'»le, aFnur- : roomed House. This property is in good condition,: and is very conveniently situated. Price, L 199 ..?. "j • l FARM of 543 Acres. There are TOO acres in grass, j and a good Dwelling-house erected upon the farm. ..The farm is situated within a short distance of a pro posed Railway Station. Price, L1,500.—31d. ""' FARM of 80 Acres, all fenced and in gra's. There is also a smaU Cottage erected uoon it. This farm is ' situated within 19 miles of Auckland. Price, L 700.— 30d/. /,-.--. WAIKATO—A choice Farm of 200 acres, a large1 portion of which is laid down in grass. The Farm is I all fenced, has a comfortable residence upon it, and ; is within a short distance of the township of Alexandra, Price, L9CO,. : ...... <■-. *; '-HOUSE of •-- 4' rooms in' Alma Place, near Dr. Wallis's ChuTch. with freehold allotment, good well of water, &c. Price ,Ll6O. -Y NJELSON-STREET-A relli-y desirable Family Residence in Nelson-street. The house conta'ns . rooms, and is let for 17s 6d per.week. Freehold allot ment, 30 x 100. Price, L4OO. BARGAIN.—A Six-roomed House in White street Price;_6o. •; ; . ; _.FARM of 100 acres, 14 miles from town, all sub divided and laid down in grass. : This farm fronts the maiii road. Price, LIOOO. H OBSON STREET—A really good property, having a frontage of B6 feet to Hobson street, by a depth of 200 feet There are two Cottages erected thereon. Price, L 600,, ' REMUERA-T-A beautiful Site for a villa residence adjoining the residence of William Hunt, Esq. .The owner would lease the site;''which consists of Sarres, for 7 seven years, with a purchasing"'clause' PAPaKURA —A , good Homestead, with 30 acres of land.all subdivided and laid down in grass. Tiiere is a;good residence upon the farm,.also stabling,. coach-house, cow-shed, Ac- Price, L 4.60 ,; "A '"' ONEHUNGA-^ House" and 1 acre in Church street. Price. LIBO. ONEHDNGA—AII that fine Butcher's Shop and Ex tensive Premises, at present occupied by, Mr Longley. Price, L 450. • ; " . ' FRANKLYN STREET -Allotment, 78 x 100 Price, LIOO. ' FARM''Of 426 acres in" the district "of Kaukapakapa. There is an excellent Eight-roomed Hou=e upon the Farm, and 30 acres are in rich grass. There is also two. acres of orchard, garden, and vinery. The Farm is situated only' half-a-mile from water carriage and five miles from the proposed railway station. Price, 7aßoo. TO SPECULATORS—SOO acres.of Land for. LSO cash. Title,, Crown Grant. '■**.* For FARMS, HOUSES,-and, ALLOTaAJENTS' see J. M. .Lsnko'x's long Monthly List in Weekly Herald "jWfQNEY TaEaNT OUT for Cap! -LV_L talists on First-class Security at Current rates . IntcrestY No charge made to" Lender;- , , £3,000 to lend at-7 per cent, in sums of LSOO, and upwards. Sums of L 25. and tipwards- also advanced upon really good security. ;-....;, S H A E;E S, '* Gold Mining, Bank, Gas^ and Insurance Shares Bought "and Sold. STe-^,; Zealand Steam Coffee Mills. , , ESTABI.ISH.33p ISS4.] . , ■•; ;,-.! j DBTBPHEN.ON & CO. * Have on Hand and for Sate :— Coffees—Raw and Roasted, Plantation, Java, Native in bond and duty paid Coffee, packed in lib, 21b, 41b, 61b, 71b 121b, 141b ; 81b, and 601b;ti_, A :\ it; .-''= Peppers, bliick and white, r whole or ground Peppers, packed in J-lb'tins and upwards ' Peppers,* Cayenne, loz cruets and bulk Mustard, Colmau's J-lb, lib, and 71btins; ~',. Curry Powder, Morton's, Cross ' & Blackweirs and Bengal, in _-Ib and lib*bottles Chocolate and Cocoa, Fry's, Taylor's, and Epp'B . Chodolate,'French,-lib packets '! -' '; A'- A~ A< -' ' ' Arrowroot, lib and 71b tins,:,'... Nutmeg, whole or ground, in ins or bulfe Oloyfla'■■).'■. dof-.-j. if'do - .--,• _o--- 5 - Ap. .•y.r'- % Gihgef; '■';; d,_"; r \ 'Y"do,V,'Y Y.'db. AAA' ...y,yY ?, Oarriway-"; do ' '•' do "'' "•' *do""V' '* ■"-'-" '"-.,.. Cinnamon, do do '. ' do ,--■■<■> Pimanto_v"_do,;,-,;., ,doY,f ■ VT-":-do'-*' -A K'*.-■.■--;"''-.-■':.• Mixed Spices, iniloß.,packets,,plain and fancy boze Mixed Spice; in, tins*, assorted sizes:' )•■*•■ A--Ai Essence of Lemonand*Assorted Essences ;• Ground Rice, .iu;tinfoil.packets>,Y j, i. ;j : ~.„ J Chicory, Barry's Lame's, and-Colonial. '„ l 'i>.r'"Sle_slije_soii 'ancL'Oa'. "'''''"r"7 .WH.OL_r.AII CO}F_E"&'rSP;i"CE MERCBN_ r ..,_.-_"S..i.j.f-s/v-fsj.j>. ! -.j.|- t yjj l ) tn r. r, s . T B,. r GE ! pVC.K.E-R ) , n -VI C _-_^i^.,_Z__^T'll'BE T (NEAR* HOBSO N. sTRE E T), ' ' BOOTMAKEE, IN A\ -'returning. tlianl.s for tire very; 'support''aecorded^^^m^i'nlh'ep_st.;i_egs*to'1 say A that he is still; 'prepared?! to Y'supply.la really superior, ir article in ~i any j styletof si finish i;at' Vat very reasonable price. '! -::." '"■' *." November 7, 1873. ,u;=.)!,»;".! iuh. «.:!■,;, , THE' AUCKLAND VENBTIAK" ""-'■■ :J BLIND, MANUFACTORY.;,' ['777 _^^^^^m:^\7^M^^^^ M. EOTITON BUSBY, BiL/IND MAKER &Vri!_'*ffb'l'OE « .: Yi : ,.:,I!\yHOiESAL_;<AND£E"_*T_ITA}''O AA .;.,;£;,. SHORTLAKD STREET,;:_UCKLAN "n.Z. -'Xjg"E -WOULD RESPECTFULLY ¥ ¥;;.," CY_LL ATTENTION TO OUR.:; ;, '~; j" N J: W R 'J' O C X OF " """'■'""" "A,Ajj BA.P,S ! -R r H,A^Ka.'l-'_T ! -G-Sr.'Jo. ' Ex HINDOSTASiy -' '■■■- ■'-' Wk'ch for variety and 'beau'ty^o. design 'cannot be . cqaalled,in Auckland., iT ■~.,.- --'(.! .s<> . ...,i...?We havefaiso Liifge'StOcks'of " ;!r*- H":""-'- Linseed;Pil, and, White Lead.1 (in wood and iron), Scrim, Brushes, Window Glass," Varnishes^'"" ,'V...... V Aitists', Materials, and in fact evei'y ■'■ "'"•"' ._ , -' ._ Painting.Requisite... ■-•.■_,* To country orders prompt attention will be given, and toi'those' 'settlers: hying, beyond 'the reach of tradesmen,-every infermatidn with reference 'to the using of .nl'aterial'^will-p'e 'gratuitously'giveu. ' ''"'*", ,'""'[ HOLLAND & YBUTLEE, 28-','■_' :30.. ? .VTCTORIA^STREET;^''AUC_L_ND1'' , OIL,-COLOR, AND ■■" ■'■■■■'- --*- ' G LAS S MURCUANTS, I3IV OR T lillg O F Gilt and Stained PICTURE FRAME AND ROOM MOULDINGS ' ' '~..;-',,,. ,Y.„, A; Glass Shades, &_..., ~ ~, ,';,„: PBICITTJEE PRAM 1 (fG TO ORDER , Agents for the ;-"Nelson Hematite Paint' Company,- ,-:■: a ©a*). Boyd's 'Prize Ilel'd, Drain, and Socket Pipeg^&'oY



,:,,.,,:,,:,-,,,,.,:.,...■.-. -Drapery. N Am ; ; : § . '; <J T3 ■*■*■*■< r .*§.*■. H & i_r _ I. . r-4 *"■"* O o r , O J "J MO M g .... jx.; ,m n" §• ;• ; &■'-.• ' H ***< P5 Q Oh h Q "— ---:-, flpi, - %+> .3- ■« - 3 *g Q -2 M « : a ■ * I j - < g - ■" a. 5j 22 ,s * ! ;---i - ■ :__J ■ ■'. __)•;■ -,**"-: O i ■ ' B:. 0,... .;.!,*H ■■■. .4 ' w S J * a i '■'- - (_: :. 'a & i. ■ 53...■■ . . *.! . h , 3 : W ,/g -, O o A A'aAA7^.R: •-"', -: ; A { .0 ' . ■T C 0 S-G--R AY E &a0 0. "..* haying, completed Extensive Alterations and mprovements in their Premises are A-\ .; ■;;.- vnow* opening up . ' ! '•'•'' i. THEIR 1""" ; SHIPMENT: OF NEW SPRIN >■ - GOODS, : ' »Ex Fontenaye, Berar, City of Auckland, &c. -'*-; .J; ;COS„RAVE & GO. Being Cash' Buyers in the British and Continenta •^W?,! 18' are enabled to, offer all classes of Goods at ' ; :.THE LOWEST REMUNERATIVE' PROFITS.?".' ! ~ Particular attention-is "ailed to their ' '"■'■■ > }-- '-' LARGE STOCK OF SILKS, •**« - • from the most eminent Manufacturers, and noted fo ■Softness. of-.Textui-b,''Richness of Colour, and Groat : | '" ■ >t *'- > ' ''""* Durability. j JThe.various Departments are now replete with every Novelty in SPRING and SUMMER GOODS ; S THE DRE^S D-EPARTI\iBNT will be found most complete, and includes every New Material in Silks, (black and<; coloured), Japanese Silks (plain and'figured), Plain and Tinted Alpacas, Balernos, Lustres, Silk, Warps and Mixtures, Persian C6rds, Fren.chrMerinos (plain and/figured)" ! ' ; L '■'"■';. J. ;COSGE,AYE & CO. . ■■»'.' MUSLINS.,:,',-,. • - French Jaconets, lOrdanders, in stripe and figured , 'Book'and S wits, checked, striped and figured',,. : ,[ Jaconet, striped, checked aud figured lM '3?arla:tan.„.<Sfl_.',-&c., in -all the new-shades ; i V.-'.'.."-' PRINTS. Cambrics, Jaconets, Bnlliants, Cretonnas, Plates Batists, Pique, Marcella,,&c., &c. ;. 'Dress and Rough Hollands,'Glais Cloths, Quiltings^ . &c. ■ .-.-..-- I. f.j- , ~ MANCHESTER...,,,,- *j' .;Y -fA Sheetings, Towellings, Toilet Quilts and Counter ■' J."panesiiTable.Cloths and Covers, Hucks, Glas , ' f .Cloth, "Linen and Cotton Ticks, Damasks,. -Repps, Curtains ih Lace Muslin,Y.*ic. : V MILLINERY AND FANCY.': '= -' '■' -' • Alllthe New Styles in Millinery and Straw Hats and" , Bonnets, ;Feathers,' Flowers, &c. Muslin Col i * lars arid Sets, Lace Collars and Sets, Muslin, '. | Lace Ties, Handkerchiefs; all Silk Roman Scarfs, I &c, &c. ■■■■! -: / UNDERCLOTHING. A • Y;U Ladies' Skirts. Chemises, Night Camisoles, Drawers, I Stays. Children's Underclothing of all descrip ,. i tions; Hats Ho.ods, _c, Pelises,--Cloaks, &o. Ladies Silk Cloth Gi^na'dine Jackets Velvet Jackets and;Mantles.*new;shapesi "'•' [SUPERIOR READY-MADE-CLOTHING, I ~... In Great A arietv. ■ Black Cloth Pagets, Silk-mixed Pagets,; Diagonal i Pagets; Black. Cloth; Galateas;ii Silk-mixed, ! -Galateas, Diagonal Galateas ; Tweed, D-e, Silk-, Y« mixed,,,a^d, every.other,,description .of -.Men's■■■ j and Boys"Trousers, Trousers and Vest.,. Suits,! 1 &c... ■. ■ Bpys'.Knickerbocker Suits, Boys' Zouave Suitsi Bpys > Kossuth Suits,, Boys' Stanley .Suits -~",. Bbys' Eton Suits; Boys' Jiorne Suits : BpyV Galatea Suits. ' " Boys' Hats and Caps^in^ll the new styles •- .• Boys' Shirts, White and Faker/Crimean,"&c. Men's new Crimean Shins, full sizes; Dress Whit ■• - 'Shirts;- plain arid'fancy'fronts';'•-Men's'-stout' ..... j. Working Shirts, Flannel; ; sShirts. Drawers, Singlets,,&c, in Cotton, Woollen, and Merino-; I Men's Linen aiid Paper Collars', in all the new | s„ ha Pe„s; Umbrellas, Ties,"Handkerchiefs, Scarfs, ■. j" ,&c,'s':_c;t'j-,-' r'i.A V \»Ai Y,-~:';Iil;-'.;.,,]'I'r,,,-,. ~, i i..V :*! J , Men's Black Paris Hats,-Drab Shell Hats, Felt ( Hats, of every shaperand: style. , '■■ \ T ' Men s Cloth Caps, &c ' ' - -•'.■■ ' " . WOOLLENS. west of England, Yorkshire Broads ■"">'•.'"."•« .':*■ Tweeds and- Dbes.iri1 Yorkshire, Scottish, Geelbng .... :j Sydney, Nelson, &C., &c. ~-..,,., . . .A. ,V'»". Sl [ ,J. COSGIIAVE & CO. rmi-^'?J;_. 14i_w.S,«Keserv'e--their character „s 'AAi-ap. THECtIEAPE?.T HOUSE IN THE TRADE 5 ' AndYwill.SELL,their present STOCK "■"': i AT YTHE,LOWEST ' POSSIBLE PRICES. :r ,]yf 0 U R N 7~N G - THE BEST STOCK OF' -;•»;, i SouiNiHa goodT ** ■ ! WWBIM ~ ...,..,,,.. ; -"' '" In the City is to be found at" J. M. McLAC ELAN'S 218, QUEEN STREET. Alpacas, from , ..-. .. " ... 0 B.i to 4 4 "Black Muslin '.'. .;"'' '..' "Y. ' o"'7^ to'-l C -Black Glace Grenadines,, fr0m.,..,- ..-.'■ 011_,to 2(s Black Challis Bareges, from '.. ';'."' l 7to 2 3- Black Prints,'from'YY ,••,.;',, ..YY, .. .0 7-_.to 1 t- Black Figured Alpacas/from*.. * ,;*"i' ' Sito 1 13: I Black Llama, from ...... ..I 6to 2 (. Black Tamzine (Mourning Alpaca)".".'' 3 9t04.( Black SedahgCord;(wool dyed)'from.. ;2: 10*to-"B '"''- Black Barathea, from ... ~.'-•..- .•'• .*'■ ;2 3to 3 ( 'Black-Balmoral Crape, from .. - ~ 2*o to 4 ( BlacKßaramatta, (.-ilk Warp),.from.i ( s|, 3 to 6« -f ' BlackCoburgj'fibnv " ' ,;' ;,,:,, ,1 oto 3 0



J^ LINABURT & CO., CITY HALL. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DRAPERS, HOSIERS, AND GENERAL OUTFITTERS. LA ST W E E X OP A. LINABURY & CO.'S GrRAND CLEARING SALE. £150 WORTH OF REMNANTS ■ '■'■~*; ' *wi_t br '-''■■ '":.!': •, V L SOLD THIS WEEK AT ' RIDICITLOUS PRICES ! |:: : :■!!.!■:.' ■!.;■■■ JUST OPENED: I 150 dozen Dolly Varden and Mushroom Straw Hats trimmed, only 9d—usual price, 2s 2d and 3s Gd 50 pieces Fancy Dress Material, 4?d and 6_d i A few Mulin Dresses left, at 4s lid •'7, ■ t AA 4 MY- -A •->■ "■ A '-• ,1 (^'"r^ 30 'pieces' Grey Calico, reduced to 3^d " ri , ";' if j 20 pieces Grey Sheeting, only 9_d I >.. , The new Watered Sash, in allcolors.Tonly 3s 6d V 149 dozen White' Turkish Towels, reduced to Is -' ;| ' U ' ' A Large Stock of Ladies';whlte.and coloured-.",-*■ : "Y7 ..skirts, to be slaughtered at '" ,V i 1 0 O S T P R I E. if ■-.'■'.. -_..-.- ' :, Is, ■ I -' j ' .' . , I SEE PRICE LIST TO BE HAD- ON APPLICATION. I I NOTICE., '; •*-'' Owing to the insrifficiency of room to fully devclope our enormous shipments in Every Branch of Drapery,. Millinery, and Haberdashery, now landing,- we have s deemed it prudent to dispense with our CLOTHING 'Department in its entirety—consequently we arc now offering the WHOLE of, the , Stock;, consisting; of Men's, Boys' and Youths Superior READY-MADE : CLOTHING in every new leading 'fabric—fit and quality guaranteed.. ~: , ,..,'.•., ...,-;.),,,.-, ~..,„•., _*3T'Eemeniber tlib Entire Stock Must* "'be' -Cleaerl at a .-,. startling sigaj PlC e.u" ,



'''. " .'Notices.'' ""'.'- VATJXHALL GARDENS, north shorb; "' ".; TH E Proprietors of the above Gardens beg most respectfully to inform the residents of North Shore and the public of Auckland generally tbat the Gardens are now open forthe season, and,for Picnic Parties they are specially adapted, plenty of shade, pleasant walks, cool arbours, also seats and tables at which from sixty to eighty could be accommodated at one time Swings and other amusements for the accommodation r>f visitors. HEADS OF SCHOOLS LIBERALLY TREATED WITH. TEA and CORDIALS to be had on the place. W. WELLS & SONS, Proprietors. NO~R T H B~II~O~R E ANNUAL SPORTS TO B E HE L D I N MR REES'S PADDOCK, NORTH HEAD. ON JANUARY 29, (REGATTA DAY). President : His nonor the Superintendent, John Williamson, Esq. Judge : • His Worship the Mayor. - r.eeekees. StartePv : W. L. Rees, Esq. Handicappees : T. Henderson, Esq. j G. H. Fletcher, Esq. Geo. Eunnett, Esq. Committee : G. D-icre, Esq. G. N. Brassey. Esq W. S. Couhiane, Esq. P. Alison, Esq R. H. Duder, Esq. D. Oxley, Esq. | PROGRAMME. 1 100 yards Maiden Race. Ist prize, L 3 ; 2nd, — 2 200 yards Bi.ys" Race (.under 10). Ist prize, L 2 ■ I 2nd, 10s, (handicap) 3 300 yards Takapuna Handicap. Ist prize, L 8 4 Standing Jump Ist prize; LI, (post entrance) 5 100 yards Boys' Race (under 12). Ist prize, LI, (post .entry) 6 440 yards Hurdle Race (over 10 hurdles, 3_ft high). Ist prize, L 5, (handican) 7 Putting the Stone. Ist prize. 11. (post entrance) 8 Mile Race Ist prize, L 3 ; 2nd, LI, (handicap) 9 Sack Race.' Ist prize, LI, (post entrance) 10 200 yards Handicap Race. Ist prize, -£4 11 Three-legged Race. Ist prize, L 2 (po.-t entry) 12 ■ Greasy Pig. Prize, the Pig (post entry) RULE* AND REGULATIONS. 1. First race to start at 12 o'clock p m 2. Competitors must declare their e-lours at the time of entry, and must compete in those colours or bo dhqtuil'fledY '*- ; : 3. Competitors must contest in trousers or long drawers 4. Any competitor wilfully jostling another will be difqtulilied. - 5 Protests must be made immediately after the race, and in the piesenco of the parties to whom they refer. (!. The referee's decision to he final. 7. Three to start in ench race or no race The Committee reserve to: themselves the right to postpone the Sports should,.lhe weather prove un favourable. .-■:.■ 'Ri. m: DUDER, Hon; Sec. A 7 E. W. BURGESS; Hon. Treasurer. _P?MWfcsS^ ISIDORE ALEXANDER %, QUEEN STREET, '" ' " NEXT AUCKLAND HOT EL, .^ (Established 1865,) T3EG-S most respectfully to inform ■*"*■ the inhabitants of Auckland and its vicinity that he has opened the above mises as a WATCHMAKER AND MANUFACTURING JEWELLER, i With a Large and Well-assorted Stock of WATCHES, DIAMOND GOODS, JEWELLERY SILVER AND SILVER-PLATED WARE, Specially selected in the English and Foreign Markets , : The latest designs and fashions in Bijouterie will be received by every mail from England, Paris, Berlin and Vienna.', i'■' ' i * " ■ :'>.':'<■''• | The public are invited to inspect the premises and actory, where allthe branches in the trade are carried on , '■ - ■■' • ■'*■■'■■' ~,.-.,.'-.-,■ EIK Rl~O H, X U,JdUS, "7\ JEWELL E R, jffj v/ a • HE EN STREET, AUCKLAND, ,Begs to draw the attention of the public to his , , Large and Well-assorted Stock of • ENGLISH, FOREIGN, AND COLONIAL MANUFACTURED JEWELLERY, Specially selected;-and of the Newest Styles and i Designs. . „ - A large,portion of the above■ consist of Quartz and : Greenstone JeweUery, Manufactured on the , r i., . .premises. ;; H. K. begs specially to draw the attention c■ ■ the, public to his LARGE AND SUPERIOR STOCK OF GOLD AND I . - 3ILVER WATCHES, . >',* ■ot \ \ AND great variety ,of silver and plated :- ! -'"""'"Goods, | Which are of the best known manufactmrea'of he ■L. | T'uyilf.i.ii-.iMiv': i ';home markets. /aTNote'the address^ 11 — ! H E I N RI C H X O HN, !JJ_WSLL!E IR." M' 1, >'"} "■"■ UE E N STRE E T. , , .. QHE A P BBDD IN G. "UPHOLSTERY AND UNDERTAKING. ■ V Double Flax Mattresses, from 15s each ,••• Single Flax Mattresses, from 7s " It » Ship's Cushions, per square foot, from Is 9d I Adults' Funerals furnished for £6, including! ! Hearse, Grave and attendance. Chairs and Couches Re-stuffed and Repaired. ,; i -, l Mattresses:Re-made.n-»Y Mi Y,i!'.'-! !» Note -.the address, :— ■-,:,.-*-r fi HENRY p. hay w a rd, '"" UPPER QUEEN-STREET, |(AI>fOININGi,LAKB's FIBEWOOD 'Y_.hD.) EsTAiJLisni'.i> IS6O. Funeral Undertakers.* «m \w °~~- 7 7..A-AAA TTi . W M c C XT'" L S X V " PU NE RA L "U.N DEUTA'KE R,"""" AU'-:■> ; TOP OF HO'BSOiI STREET. ' lo,e!j<;gC^^ J^i^M-a__S_y» . -, j <W" R- H#f?flE_'sl ™,|f • .CHEAP BEDDING, ...,.' I UPrfOLSTERY,O _ FUNERAfLf' FBRN 'SHiNGI'! .j .is.! n.". '.•••'..-■! _ !c'WAREHOHSE, i ■ i ... I ! removed!,' / ''' ;l A I : .Y.VY »YLi AS to'Y 11../ A. AAA! ■■ , !.', jW V N YD'HA M- ST RE, ET, ~: I 8; (Next: Queen-street' Corner:) '-'AAA'.) . Rpsidence.andShop,: Corner,of Pittand Grey "- H ,a.~.., 11,1,!,, ~i. v' sirebt'sl '"'"'---;■; -*:-t--- *r - 'lj>wtiimwi^n-iaKi>Bsa^^ -^■«TTi_iia^ i ~| f ' rEsTAUiLIHDj.:!) 1842. J | if * FUNERAL UNDERTAKER, _o. |Cemetery Enclosures on, Hand or Made to Order ; i 1 Tp»|Ta^p*_^.ppiiEp''. : iWi^ ~. j w|f i lesleyTtreet east '.j I ! Four D.oi-3 from Corner. ■>,■ .-, ', ;| t /i. i J i t t J ■ imu n ijl i.



Eewing Machines. . . . , _ili§i^S^siiP*' TAYLOR'S PATENT LOCK STITCH SEWING MACHINES Are, with confidence, recommended to the public not only as containing Impost-ant Improvembntp, but also as being constructed throughout in the most substantial manner possible. They make the Lock-stitch by means of a shuttle tfarkicg in an Elliptic Dibitotion in such a position ; «*;U i ■ > . dily arcfssible, ard vyhere its action can be*-\,ily --' H-'sis cknowlcdged on all hands to be the most •-■ rciselessShutt'emovement ever invented. These Machines have obtained distinction at _ 1 the more recent competitions; and have'been awarded ~ FIVE PRIZE MEDALS.' ' ' ; . A„J.iT!— ■ T. ; P E A G O C X, >■' OPTICIAN, Quth-en street; neak ti_r Bank oe Nw. \7vi t awti /iRBATEST Q'it ALLTRIUMPHS. VIENNA UNIVERSAL EXHIBITION. FIRST PRIZE/ ' "THE GRAND MEDAL OF PROGRESS," Has been Awarded to THE SINGER COMPANY FOR THE UNQUaVLIFIED EXCELLENCE OF THE V SINGER SEWING MACHINES. AX» '*^HE "GRAND MEDAL OF ME RI T," For the Best Specimens of Sewing done. YMY A. ALDRICHAgf-nt, Shortland street, Auckland. ~ SEW I NO- MAO HIN E S MADE BY THE A BRITANNIA COMPANY, V. COLCHESTER, ENGLAND,•! ,_ nil combine the best parts of the best Machines (avoiding their defects) with somo recent special improve-' ments, which no other Machine possesses. Every make of Machine, however far'rembved 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 -f various dealers Many peop'c convinced of the advantage to be derived from usirsg a Machine for needlework do not yet possess one because among so many they are unable to satisfy thetnse.'ves as to which make is the best. As a practical man and an Engineer allow mo to point out some t{ the advantages of. these Machines. They will ds; all that any other Machine will, and do it better, ipoiuding Hemming, Quilting, Felling, Cording, Binding, Braiding. Stitching, &c, &c , with a perfect stitch alike on both sides. They are fitted with an improved break, which prevents the Machine turning the wronp way, and so entangling and breaking the thread. They make less noise than most Machines, and is the,nearest possible approach to noi?eless. They are very simple, and will run for years without costing a shilling for repairs, , Every 'Machine is Warranted. ■ Machines, let out oh hire, the payment for which goes towards* the purchase, - Machines of other makers taken in ex change. Repairs properly done. Needles for various! Machines, Oil, Cotton, and Extras. Y,Y '",'•'' G. ,W. HES L 0 V,'"'"■ ENGINEER, The Eirrrx.o Sr-.op. Vuloan-Lank. p H O T O Gr R A P H Y. G.; E'EMERN, ARTIST _ 'PHOTOGRAPHER,;; 193, QU EEN STREET, AUCKLAND, AA ,-. f j : Rooms oveb. Mr King's Chemist./ i Cartes-de-visite taken the best styleatl2s 8d per dozen I • 7s 6d per half-dozen Portraits Painted in Oil an Water Colours in a style ". unsiiruassed in' [*colonies. PHOTOGRAPHIC NOTICE. J CATER begs to inform Kis friends •, .and the Public generally that he has purchased the ' Photographic business formerly j carried on by I Mr Webster, iand: subsequently by Mr Page, and has j ■• made arrttnE:ements_fi r continuing the same "J.C ' trusts by producing, iirst-class Por.iraits at moderate.! prices, to secure a continuance of public patronage. IN.B. —Children's portraits taken instantaneously. IFirst-class CD. V. Portraits, 7s Cd per half-dozen ;,or, ,12s 6d per dozen. < ■■■•< ..... , ■-~., \ , • " I ■l-v-:.A, ,io JnCATER.- • ■-".".. *■- j P H O TO G R A^ P H E ,R, ,**o j 258, Queen-street, Auckland. -*- ' - /h[ LAR X B :B lOTII E R S'„ V/ '' ' ■■"■' (LATE' CROMBIE'S) ROYAL FINE ART PHOTOGRAPHIC ' ';i i .iw.i„ ;rv'-,-^feLI|PES, j j --(Opposite Union Bank),-- -~ j . r QU^N / STREET ?; A^CILLAND. j ! First-class Portraits from C.D.V.ito Life Size, at j ] opJ-MpderatelPrices. ; i C hildren's 'Portraits'taken instantaneously. i Grß;_*_-._,-EMET_r'* BtyiCßtyiC LOTHE S CLEANED. ALTERED REPAIRED, Y:and'.] PRESSED at' ""'"' ■■■~"!- -4- ~-,■-"--'.- t ---. --»-!- -••■ ■»! HAR¥O;O/PfS;TiiMßr filj ...;,vA< From Melbourne. 49, Hobsoh-street.''near the Governor Browne._ I ! P. S. —Gentlemen's Clothes Dyed ' ' j WOOL, (FLAX,' C^UM. TALLOW, AND ' | OTHER PRODUCE. j Tfl HE -15i dersigned .are* ipreparedi to r,TU mA Ir?,]r ib?raICASHADVAN0ES WOOL. i>hA.X, GUM, Ac., consigned to their correspondents i m London or New York.* ■ t ■ r • ,v : , •; i"J"uc"t3 ; \ HENDERSON & MACFARLANE; ! I ~T. MONI. V! M ONLY! M ONEY! X_^T in Sums from Is. to £100 *i ou,:all kinds,of 'Jewellery; Diamonds,; Plated'i waref, Clothing, and all 'other. Merchandize.* ' '•- The strictest secrdsy- can be relied'on.i :Y :l :,"' A'i Y> „ ;. , ■• Fireproof Saf<j#on* the pfemiVes or-.lie Securityof! j Valuables. .i.U_i.i ■"""*' j Li-* }[. NEUM EG E N j ~,..,, ..PAWNBROKER, 'T' :>:'™ '"''^ 'l"'\ i „;;.; igs;- QUEEijr^street;! A,7'7-7 - ! O}P'P OS'ITE SA V I NGS "B AN,I_. !,?,, I ...:,. Auckland.—:., M' R FA¥o_D_m-Bolefeo_tractSio , the City Council for the- Emptying of Earth Closets; iPrivy Boxes, Cesspits, &c, is i prepared' to iS" tend {punctually to all requests regardiniyHheiiS Persons desiring to have, the,; said placesattendpd tn either weekly; fortnightly, "or otherwise, can have ffi same! done by leaving, a notice either verbal or writtm, with the Inspectorof Nuisances, City Council OffW ( jQaaen-street. ~ -vmue,. r ■ * J&£xMMs^^-''' ,| , SHORTLAND STREET, „.-*,,,-tf>MK£.Y->Opposite the Fim-omcv, " fflj 4 i, h oll> |i II ■ , ' ill . AAA) :iMj:n i.hii *o „ji;-;,,. =i|i.i;, jiiii'.i'^ij-j; -jJ tjsam-, iaA



Lamps. .. '.'■-. ■. m & F, M O RS I 3S T, IRONMONGERS AMD I RON -M EECH A N TS, A U C X LAN D, Invite especial notice to their First Shipment of the. y- SI LBI R'-S PATENT LIGHT COM •PAJ^Y'S LAMPS, ' | ,-..-.--. - •*■'.■!''.'-'■;'! ■-..- y EX HINDOSTAN, PROM LONDON, ' This Company having purchased the Patent : ' RightSfrom the Inventor, ' , A; M. SILB ER, Esq., : '■'■ <:-'■■''' '"' '-for* '' : "''" ■'.''."■", 77 "THE GREATEST DISCOVERY] ; ■ AND *-. '-. - MOST COMPLETE SUCCESS EVER ** , , KNOWN..., ~.--~ Has been attained by A.sM. Silber, Esq.,,of London, who has invented (after three years'carefulexperi ments) a new style of Lamp having thefollowing and many other advantages over any Lamp in existence/ ■ -/;* viz:—•'" '*-c- '"" ■ j The light showing as near as possible _; perfect -..combustion ;,consuming every, portion of the' • oil; does not throw off"any offensive odour at ' anytime like ordinary Kerosene Lamps. , Consumes the oil most economically/ and gives a white, brilliant, and steady light. - Perfect safety from EXPLOSION, as the body of, the oil, being separated by an air jacket which surrounds the wick case, and connected only by a tube which does not allow the flame to communicate with the body of the oil, natu .' j .■.-,-,; rally keeps the oil cool, and. "explosions'" are hereby prevented—thii fact alone proving an immense advantage and secunty over, all/ others. ! They we adaptable for all purposes of illumination j *~.,,. where gas is i.ow employed, whetherinprivate ; houses, public buildings, factories', railway: i stations, railway carriages, ships'lights, signal stations, type-setting rooms, street lights, &c. AT ONE-FIFTH LESS THAN T,HE COST OF GAS. * ■*' To show the high standing these lamps have gained in the English market we are furnished with extracts from the London Times, Mining Journal, Lancet, &c, all of which testify to their Ar j i SUPERIORITY OVER ANYTHING ; . i ; "'" /HITHERTO INVENTED. V, And," as a further proof, we may state the following companies have substituted these Lamps in prefer ence to; those previously in iiie, VizY:—Metropolitan, Great Eastern, Great Western, South Eastern, London and-' Brighton, London,-Chatham and; Dover, and, North London Railways; the Inman, Cunard,' and i Pacific Lines of Steamers;: also) the Light-house Lamp or the Liverpool and, Mersey Dock Company, as well as Signal Lamps for; various railways, and have largely supplied Street and Wall Lamps for.the East arid West Indies. '' V -j AAiAi'i .-',J- V -V,;-;.' j In a recint letter received by. the Patentee from W/ Valentin, E'scpj* F.C.S., Trihcipal Demonstrator of Practical Cheniistry, *oinn<the ißoyalY College iof '/Chemistry, .London, he.remarks, "That the SILBER LIGHT produced by' the burners constructed on these new principles is whiter and steadier than any': * . liglitil'am acqutiinte'd'With,'and the increase in the, j illuminati_g power r -as compared-with-that-from i !•■}'■. -x. '.:<■, )-- f. < '-: ,; , ordinary burners,,liitherto in use, t[ is, fuUy,,equal to - -from 40 to 50 per .cent,-without any increased con \&\ A*\iW a 7U*w,^ wk (T aa ..-.-**t; ■ sumption of, od„* My experiments, which will be ' found in detail in the "Journal of the Society of Arts ' of December 23, 187*2, show that a light can be pro duced from mineral oils from FORTY to FIFTY PER CENT? cheaper] thanY the "\ same light from coal gas,l .-■;;.-1 .-.■-■ ~,'.....,, ,»>■.',,. -\ .. -..,-'' |- ' costing THBE-'SHD-LlNg's and"NINEPENCErper.,I 1,000 cubic feet." ' in The,, testimonials received -by Mr Silber are very _ numerous,;and al express surprise and admiration at thejimmense success he has obtained, and any one: desirousof jje'rhsing thersame we shall be most happy} to furnishwith those in our possession. -•-—-■- The, First Shipment,,of,'these.,Celebrated ;i Lamps; arrived in the Hindostan, consisting-of,. , , ~.. *' ;; TABLE, HALL, STREET, AND WALL " LAMPS ; "■"*' ;>; :t,';Y.-J Y*__d.'Yl.Y *-'}W*t'Y. A'% COOKING APPARATUS, '_ Fitted.with ~iii.-;;,-i.>;,'[ .-,-•,• .••,; ..?. ---•;_,« iSILBERrPATENT BURNER;'TO 7 •"** , , TITE OLIDER OF ;T A, ,,,, '~ -; ;T. .&.' _B. M..0 R BIN,. - v- _t I , r who have been appointed,, ■? -•;-- , -r SOLE AGENTS1 FOR NEW ZEALAND. JA^omicavef-^fesaijiinatipn, of the reports to hand* i and the: high credentials furnished, by our Agent atfjhome; the importers have every confidence in saying they are by far the SAFEST AjND MOST ECONOMICAL LAMP EVER INTRODUCED into ,this.jmarket,-:ar.d linvite anlearl-y inspection of theHame.,,.,, ■~,,;,f., VHO ,- 1 .-,.-.-,, fw,i ,-•,-,-'..-! !•■.*! ■.- -. I T/& ft. MORRIjy, ..IS_QnL,.E ; * -jAnGjiE' N.T '■B,'A' i " '~"," Queen-street. ' ■; :;''::''i';;Y" J'.'Y.YY;-f:'';Y:' -A *Y''":'!"" >«-«*J -j'" li<'' i -' t ' ~ ""' ' "'"" "'"" 77\



Medical. • ' ALLEN'S LUNG BALyal; X_w THE EEMEDY TOR CURING I j CONSUMPTION, COHOBS. BRONCRTTtb " ASTHMA, AND CROHP AS AN EXPECTORANT IT lIAS Nn EQUAL. • AO. It is composed of the active principles of rnnh plants which are chemically extracted so as to rS all their medical qualities. :*" MINISTERS AND PUBLIC SPEAKVIis Who are so often afflicted with throat diseasW -m find a sure remedy in this Balsam: Loz'eneca ' wafers sometimes give relief; but this' Balsam "_iuSMi| a fe\vtim?s, will in=ure a permanent cure Will all those afflicted with Coughs or Consnmni gives thls.Balssm a fair trial? They will be _S with the result, and confess that" p' e Me* THE BUBE REMEDY TS FOUND AT l-of It.it sold by all Druagisis ' ''V MERIT SOON NOISEDJABROAD . Is is: but seven <■ years since ALLEN'B -I.ivn^^ BALSAM was first offered for sale. Its good OBaii > were soon made known at home ; and very soori-i H ' name was noised far and near ; now it is sold maM!®-' 1 every Drag Store in the United States.'^N6.l*hl^u? South, and West., No similar medicwie stands h___.' with the people Tt it well-known on tt _ P_r$ r Coast, and (here are liberal demands for it rrom „n FrancKc-^,'Sacramento in California', and Portland Oregon—even from Australia large orders nnttvhi • or it ; and throughout Canada it is wella_dfa._ ra y.v known, and sold everywhere. V '*: < Btad vhat, Capt. Foster virile* ' v ''■> Port.;Burweli,, March is M*E.ssi!B Pebby Dayis & Son :, , , • Sirs.—l am pleased to notify you of tin? b, n , . which I have received ' from Allen's Lurig_s.»_,- "' Havinp being troubled with a Cough for seveWiWS , pas,t, the Balsfim was recommended.toirie.',Hm ln€ • diately procured it, and found it relieve my ___a more readily than anything I ever tried. My^if. has also used it with* mort satisfactory resuit_s»"''A':." y> V -Yours, very truly. Cavt} D.WSTPR 1 Capt. Foster is a ship owner and builder-re-MiM at Port Burwell, Canada, . , g" " Lexington. Miskoup.i, May. _S ia_s ' Mrssus .1. N. Ha-ruts & Co. '. ' Dears, firs, -I have made ALLEK'-aXUKG BAI. SAM pTetty well known in our city and country have scld about all the four dozer bottles nm at in March !ast, and I find that persons who try Ul Balsam once come bark again for more. a. it _'~ tbem-satisfaction,.: and I recommend it in;pre/eMc« to any o'her medicine for Coughs or Colds. J-] ( ,,' send me six dozen bottles as soon as possible.-i jiti yours, _c. THOMAS J FLETCHER-;Diup&t ' P.S.—I sell more Allen's Lung.Balsam,than i.tiv ptherCough Remedies,together, and it. ivs - ; -_] satiffa ction > , ' , Sold by.all Dealers inTamilv Med'cine.-^ *' ' " WHOLESALE AGENT*, . tit L. D. NAT-HAN & CO., ■AA ... ■; 'AucktaAnd, N.Z. MEDICO-BOTANIC DISPENSMi. ' ■ . ; H. BRITTAIN, CHEMIST, DRUGGIST, AJsTD, MEDIC._ HERBALIST, " 65, Victoeia Street,'Coiinkb or Chapki. Strekt. ii - Sole Agent.for Dr. Coffin's Composition,iStomwh '.Bitters, Antispasmodic, Diuretic and FemalellUstdra S, ; tive Powders, Indian PilLs, etc., etc. A Fresh supply of Britishand American-HUP.P^ j Proprietor ofvthe ;far-famed WORM POWDEBS,; . ■ which are acknowledged to be the most marvellou j and effectual remedy ever known, i • ~,,. ***-A few copies of Dr.* Colfin'sGuide to ' Rcaltli and; Tieatise ■ on Midwifery on Sale ' T - Kerosene. ■ ' ' it'll „,:-,,. ~-.... *~.,: ~.,'.-, '..: -..ii.* ~.-' ■..'-JT^u:- :< CAMERON'S DIAMOND E.EIIOSINE OIL, 112, AND OVER FIRE TKaST, And Guaranteed Nok-explosiv„. 0000 WE call your attention to tins Oil, which we recommend for families, beiiirm white as pure spring water and perfectly fne ' „ smokeI,'smell,' odour' isming from common Oils and burnslonger without trimmiag- or crusting tLe■ wici than any other Oil. ■ x\ x\ y\ ,- For Sale by aU dealers In New Zealand. s•- ' I A . SoloJAgents in Auckland: '" rt "" JO HN, ROB EfiTO N. & C 0. --,-,; DURHAM STREET. , . '■ | . notifl. j ~- ,- -. : -j&odi Oa .. — ; = — M ... :Y --: j i > . ' t t ii "''■"■"'' I-.38 j i'mil !r pHE .CHEAP H ARD WABlfij HOUiSE. ' . ' 'U ,',-.! " 1 . ,' .- ■", ■~ ' . * -' . . ~\' ' .';, .-'J. i ' C ' < i ..( .1 .-.■£_.*..- J. ,& „J. DICKEY T ~, a . . *» it* o^uri. j oroilcit the.attention of parties Furnishing '■ ' ' < - ' '* to their ' "' *' > - > t _.*■ - ~ , <tu>um "l a r g E S T.,,0 c k } ' -i> ,I - "v* MS 0« ,** liflßfJ _ D r ' • l|' ■~!- . ;;, , OT , , 7.-a j - , TABLE CUTLERY, :;■-ELECTROPLATED AND NICKEL '■' | SILVER SEO.ONS,.EORKS, ETC., * - 'ETC., ETC. JOSEPH ROGERS & SONS' IVORY HANDLED TABLE _ DESSERT KNIVEJi ■ LOCKWOOD BROTHERS' IVORY, HANDLED TABLE &DESSERT KJTI V ' A \ 1' 3/ i i .■ i --• i • ~, JOHN WIGEALL & CO.'S ' - BOItfEfHORN, AND STAG HANDLED / ■ i KNIVES AND FORKS. ■ ! LOCKWOOD &f HARRISON'S *!.■'■"' ,-.'■;!•-•" .POCKET KNIVES, ' ' !' ,V ' '><?' ' ;:, t In great.variety; , > ~<.•' "... ICHBISTOPHER JOHNSON'S ;./':.•'■'. , { | t J < t , 1 1 ' ' -t' > ! ' • - ,i . .CELEBRATED, SCISSORS. ' ' J' ,' .:.-,;( 1 ... ... .. - ' I :'; BEIFFOR'S & ROGERS' RA! . - SALT & SONS' IVQRY HANDLED BUTCHERS STEEL| >". ... I * — 7 r~. — '• ''A THE BEST ASSORTMENT' IN TnE Oily A, ;-. ~-'-,,- ■ *- ■ j Twrotons of :Knives,;&c.. to choose front, ;;,Y'f ) 5. ;r,-j . i, • • ' ,h * DOWNER'S KBROSINE. , :-•.*' ; (The only safe Brand), ,„-,..f-j. ,-..-.. ' , jl < .* ,i ■| . r "* "A" I ; TO ARRIVE; PER HINDOSTAN? ~', I :■: . , ... J, 'Y. :' ''■ ::; 4: - .. ; :..,..Star Kitchen Ranges! and R*,'ti,,*T Ston-i ,