SUPPLEMENT TO THE AUCKLAND EVENING STAR.

ARRIVAL OF THE S.S. HERO WITH THE Marquis of Hormanby.

THE s.s. Hero arrived this morning from Sydney and Melbourne. Ml« l>-it Mel bourne on the 19th November, and Sydney on the 24th, cleuiny the Hends at 6,30 p.m on the 24bh November. Rounded the North Cape at 6 am 2nd December, and arrived in harbour at quarter to six this morning, 3rd. On the pa=sai c across, the Hero ex perienced heavy htad gales, with fierce squalls at short, intervals, and a very htavy S ea throughout the pa s>g-\ which necessi tated putting the en in s unrler slow sr< am during 36 hou-s. Passengers from Mel bourne : Mis P> unds, tw» children, and two servants, Mrs C'tnpton and two children, Mr and Mrs Holmes and two children, Mis A. Soloman and chiid, MS Mr and Mrs Meekan. Messrs J M\ Claik, ft. L. Bueholz. J. Kirn. ear, W. C Cornish, A. Cornish, Wm Bartley, H W. Henderson, From Sydney : His Excellency the Marquis of Normanby, the Marchioness of Norman by, Lord Harvey Pf'ipps, Captaia and Mrs. Maling, four children, and nur^e Mr. and Mrs. A. F. G. Tooih, Mr., Mis , and Miss Higginson, Mrs. T William?, Miss Hooper, Hey? F. W. Strettun, Messrs. Joseph Bennett, B. Olliver, J. Underbill, Ma-ter A. Robertson, and Messrs. Ie Lias and Col lier's Dramatic Company (viz. : Miss May Howard and servant, Miss Pat'ie Holt and servant, Mis. Collier and child. Mrs Charles Jones, and Messis. Collier, Sana. Poo'e, Hol loway, Avding, Saville, Sweeney, Deering, Stark), servants of the Governor (Mr. and Mrs. Taylorson, Mrs. New bury, Mrs Corn ley, four men, and tw<> women), and twenty four in the steerage. Ihe vessel bears ample evidrnce of the fearful weather she has ex perienced. Nearly all her ir_>n stanchions are bent or broken, while the iua 1-rails have been knocked away, as well as" a lot of iron work about the bows. Three horses forming part of the cargo have been killed by the oscillating of the ship. IMPORTS. Per Hero, from Melb >nme : 4 cases, 4 boxes tobacco, Adams; 40 baas'rice, 345 half-chests, 40 pgs, 137 box^s tea, 11 cases confectionery, 6 cases, S boxrs tobacco, 3 cases cigars, 10 cases sundries, 10 kega treacle, 1 cask coffee, Brown, Borett •* Co ; 8 cases tobacco, 4 p^s luggage, 1 caae, 340 '..•if-chests tea, 30 cases old torn, 2 qr -casks wine, 50 cases ale, CruicUsbank, & C>; 7 cases tobacco, 2 do cigars, 2 do tobacconist's ware, G. Wiliamson ; 100 bng3 r*ce, 26 cases geneva, 50 cases 1 randy. 30 cisea groceries, 5 cases 20 boxes tobacco, 3 cases cigars, 145 half chests, 125 boxes tea, J. C. Morrin; 100 cas-ei brandy, 10 cases •wine, 2 cases, Lewis Bros ; 1 parcel, H. Fendelow ; 1 do, 140 boxes tea, G. W. Binney ; 6 boiler plates, 30 pgs machinery, W. Sully ; 300 boxes, lObrtlesiron, 100 » oxes candles, 65 boxes, 33 half chests tea, 1 case tobacco, Stone Bios.; 7 ca*es sundries, K. H. Bartlett;2do confectioners. Canning; 2do printing material, G. o. Jones, jun; 1 do wood ware, K. Walker &■ 'o ; 1 do, 8 boxes to bacco, 200 boxes candles, 183 bags rice, 1 25 half-chests, 50 boxes. 6 piiS tea, J. Buchanan; 1 bale, Me Arthur, Shera & Co; 1 do, 5 chests tea, Glanville and Ellyett; 2 packages Chinese goods, Ah Kew; 13 tiles copper, 1 case hardware, 4 blocks and pulleys, 1 case bedstead, 13 do castor oil E. Porter and Co. ; 5 lengths lead pipe, W. J. Marks and Co. ; I case stationery, Bank of Australasia; Ido do, Bank of New Zealand ; Ido optics, T. Ptacook ; 4 pgs stationery, W. Aitken ; 3do do, Southern Cross ; 3do do, Wayte ; Bdo do, Chapman ; 2 do do, Turrell; Ido do, A. 5i1k,.23 bags, 94 mats sugar, Grant and Morton; 8 pgs, 26 boxes tea, 3 pgs, 8 balf-chests tea, E Ellmg ham ; 25 cases geneva, 3 chests, 7 half chest tea, Osborne Brothers ; 5 boxes tobacco, 3 cases, 40 do geneva, Longdill and Co. ; 6 case 3 wizard oil. 6 do sundries, j Kempthorne and Co. ; 2 do machinery, 1 lathe bed, Judd and Co. ; 1 truss leather, Stewart and Anderson ; 1 case do, G. Dacre ; 4do glass and varnish, 11 tierces paint, Holland and Butler; 40 boxes glass, E. Waymouth ; 1 case drapery, Hill and Fen ton ; 10 do sewing machines, J. Harris ; 7 do do, Winks and Hall; 5 p«s boots. Stephens and Cater ; 2 casks hardware, Fraser and Tinne ; 10 do silicate soda, 1 candle machine, Warnock Bros; 2 pieces red gum, John Taylor; 1 box, William Tremam ; 12 ©vena and contents, J. and J. Dickey; 16 half-chests tea. 12 cases, 15 boxes tobacco, 32 pgs sugar, 10 do "tea, 5 chests, Close Bros.°; 5 cases drapery, Cosgrave and Co ; 7 cases sundries. 100 boxes candles, 40 bag 3 rice, 8 half-chests tea, Burnett and Levy ; 6 qr-easks whiskey, 10 cases bran^v, Thos Macky ; 5 qr-casks branHy, F Winter ; 7 pgs soft goods, b'argood and Co ; 20 half chests, 5 chests tea, 16 pgs sundries, Hewin Bros.; 11 do do, 1 keg screws. J. Smart &Co ; , 3 p«s sundries, Cousin and Atkin ; 2 crates, j J. B. Francis ; 1 cask, M. B >ylan ; 1 case apparel, 19£ casks wine, 50 cases do, 20 do brandy, 5 do bitters, 3 do cigars, 500 mats sugar, Brown, Campbell and Co ; 1 case cigars, 80 bags rice, 5 hhds, 20 qr.-casks J brandy, 1 pg, Owen and Graham; 2qr^casks wine, 13 cases spirits, Hyan, Bell and Co.; 27 pgs furniture, J. K. Pounds ; 1 case gratings, flicholls ; 7 do soft goods, Clark aud Sons ; 2do do, S. and J. X Vaiie ; 2 do do, C. Milne ; 5 bdls steel, 1 cask, 29 bars iron, 1 case, 20 boiler tubes, 1 }g. 49 kega nails, 4 caks rivets, 6 bundles buckets, 4 do copper rods, 10 cases galvanised iron, C. Hawkesi wood ; 1 horse, J L. Robinson ; 1 parcel, Champtaloup ; 1 do, Upton and Co.; 1 do, Mrs Grey; 1 case, J. Cole; 1 boat, Ji. W. Henderson; 1 case, J. C. Sharland ; 1 box, Spearing ; 63 bags guano, 2 cabes machinery, 48 bars iron, 5 bundles. 14 casts galvanised iron, 50 bags potatoes, 24 bars shafting iron, 9 cases sundries, 1 hhd wine, 3 cases cigars, 43 casks treacle, 1 do sugar, 770 pgs do, 380 bags rice, 420 boxes candles, order; 3 coils lead pipe, 5 rolls sheet lead, Collector Customs ; 26 boxea tobacco, 1 case samples, 6 pkgs tobacco and cigars, L. D Natban and Co. ; 3do boots, W. J < ffer ; 4 do, J. Hoare ; 8 do tobacco and cigars G. Waller; Ido drapery, J Marshall; Ido hos-e, P. A. Phil lips ; 25 boxes tobacco, U. B. Morton ; 1 case sundries, H. F. Anderson and Co. ; 3 do, G. B. Read ; 7 do. 1 do cartridges, 3 do, 3 pkgs, bedsteads, 14 cases castor oil, T. and S. Morrin; 100 bags rice. 5 half chests tea, 60 boxrs, G. W. Owen ; 1 pkg. leatherware, J. W. Hoare ; 1 case, 1 trunk, Josh. Burnett; 4 pki>s. furniture, 1 pianoforte, T. and S. Morrin; 4 cases drapery, . McArthur, Shera and Co. ; 1 case plants, H. H. Travers and Co ; 1 case cigars, Cruick shank ; 4 cases drapery, A. Clark and Son ; 1 box papers, Rev.. G. Hoobs ; 60 cases of fruit, G. W. Binney; 98 cases, fruit, L. W. Baton; 100 cases fruit, X, Arthur; 1 qr. cask sherry, 181 pk<,'s. baggage, 1 case (a carriage), 1 waggonette. 6 horses, Marquis of Normanby ; 8 horses, Mack;4o horses, Josh. Bennett; 2 hhds , 9 qr.-casks of treacle, 14 iegs, 905 gunnies sugar, 5 pkgs , order ; 1 case cordials, J. J. Austin.—Cruickshank and Co., agents. .

ENGLISH TELEGRAMS.

(PER JAVA CABLE.) SURVEY OF FIJI. LONDON. November 20. The A dnrralfcy have ordered a marme sur vey of the Fiji Islands. November 21. Sir Chafes Cowper, Agent-General for New t-outh W^es, has been invalided, through continued il-heilth. Money is in moderate demand, and foreign exotian^es are more favourabe. The Bank of - uglami i>sntve ia weak. Woo] of good quality is firm, as French buyers are <pc at-mg largely ; Cape wool is Jd to Id iower. j The copper market is without noticeable alteration, and presents no new feature; Obite £89 ; Wallaroo, £97 ; Burra, £95. _ The tin market is depressed, with little doing; Straits, £93; Austiaian, £93 10s. ; Recent tiansactons in Australian tin ore have ranged • etween £23 and £59. '\ he corn market has aivanced Is to Is 6d per quarter ; home delivt-i'ies are moderate, and fon-ib;n arrivals are inconsiderable. Arrived : Jerusalem ; the Duchess of Edin burgh, bound from L oudon to Melbourne, has put back dismasted.

AUSTRALIAN TELL GRAMS.

HORRIBLE MURDER IN NEW SOUTH WALES.

MELBOURNE. November 23. The Supreme Court granted a rule nisi for a prohibition in the cases of the Po ice Court under the compulsory clauses of the Educa tion Act. Mr Pearson accepted the head mastership of the new Presbyterian Ladies' College. At Kensington Park races, to-day, there was a moderate attendance. The Railway Stakes was won by Cyc ops, the Hurdle. Eace by Gunter, the Maiden Stakes by 1m- j prover, the Steeplechase by Young Ballarat, j the FJying Handicap by Ada. A warrant has been issued for the arrest of William Simpson, late manager of the Bank of Victoria at r'psom, for forging an order for £700 The trustees are likely to open the Museum Picture Gallery on Sundays. Great opposition is being shown to the Flogging Bill. Sir William Stawell has appointed Lieut. Terry bis uide-de camp, and Mr Ward worth his private secretai-y. Several small' boots were swamped during thfi g«le on Saturday. To-day (the anniversary of the proclama tion of the Constitution of the colony) has been observed as a partial holiday. The strike at Fulton's fountry has termi nated. A large crowd assembled to witness Mr Francis's deoarture to-day per Renown. A reef w;is t,t uck at a depth of 644 feet, showing gold, in ths Albion Co., f'tawell. Stockhridtre is in great favour for the Sandhurst Cup. City of Melbourne (s), from Sydney, Agate (American barque), from New York.

WEST MAITLAND.

November 23. A murder has been committed near Pater son. The body of the murdered man has been found in the river. The head had been severed from the trunk. A rope was tied round, the waist and a heavy stone was at tached. The body is very much decomposed. An inquest is beina; held. It is believed that deceased was a stranger in this district.

BRISBANE.

November 23. It is proposed volurtarily to dissolve Broadwater Tin Company. The master of the Morning T igbt, schooner, reports that, seven miles south of Cap Pal merston, he found on the beach a boat con structed of ship's planking, painted white, named " Our Hope, ' apparently a loDg time in the water. A Walker's patent ship log, a hand lead-line, and a small lot of carpenters' i tools were aooard, but no sign of anybody in the vicinity.

ADELAIDE.

November 23. Mr Paul Phillips, J.P., has b<-en found dead near his station in the far north. The yacht Nautilus capsized on Sunday afternoon, and two men, James Gostick and Samuel Scobel, were drowned. The Flintshire has arrived from Singapore ; she left Samarang on October 30. Cargo : For Brisbane, 250 tons suaar; for Sydney, 100 tons sugar, 500 baas coffee ; avh optional for Sydaey or Melbourne, 800 tois sugar. Passengers—For Sydney : Captain Smith, of the Mindona, which foundered in a ty phoon. The Government have caused a survey to be made for an anchorage at the Gulf of Carpentaria, to discover a port suitable for vessels of large]tonn»ge, in the event of the projected scheme of j a transcontinental rail i way being carried out. I Some larrakins were arrested on Saturday ' night for brutally assaulting a gentleman. To-day they were brought up and fined £2 for the assault. It is thought that the Bench should have ordered flogging. ! Sales of new wheat ; 4s 6d for early delivery, and old 4s lid The Birracouta was used as a transport during the Ashantee war. She remains here a week, and then proceeds to Sydney. The ship Cornuvia has been floated [into harbour. The banks propose charging od each for the collection of orders not payable at the bank or Government office.

NEWCASTLE.

November 21. The district coroner held an inquest to day on the body of David Brown, miner, who was killed by a fdll of coal at the New Wallsend colliery yesterday, thirteen miles from Wallsend The verdict was that, death was caused through a fall of coal, which might have been prevented if deceased had used his sprags properly to support the coal while at \york. A yonng man named Daniel Joseph Brad ley died in the lock-up this morning. An inquest was commenced at 10 o'clock and lasted till 2, when a verdict was returned— " Died from alcoholic poisoning." An infant named Janet; Williams, daughter of a miner at Platsburgh, was found dead between the bedstead, and the wall this morning. An inquest is to be held. A miner named Seepage committed suicide by cutting his throat witti a razor, at Lamb-

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MAKINK INSURANCE, COMPANY OF NEW Grants Policies, co^rta^thS risk of Loss by Fto.on Stores, Hotels, Dwellings, Farm B«8 A n tK their contents, at as low rates as any Colonial o. foreign Office. »r »i a . Hulls of Vessels insured for Time or Voyage a^t Wool and other Merchandise, at sea risks, at lowesi rates. Auckland Branch Opfiofb : 26 Q.U *EN-STBKEr ANDREW a. MILLAR, Local Managar. {



ABERDEEN POLISHED G-RANITK MOUME ,TS, Free on board ship for any part of New Zealand INSCRIPTIONS ACCDKATK A.ND B KA.UTIFTJL. Flans and Prices Free from JOHN LEGGE, Sculptor. Abkrdkkw, Scotland Q. HATEFUL-C() M FOBTIJN G. EP.PS'S COCOA. BREAKFAST "By a thorough knowledge of the natural aws which govern the operatim «.f dKges'ion and nutri tion, and by a uarrful application of the fine pro perties of well-selected coo*, Mr Hups "is provided our breaVfast tables with a delicately flUv»ured j beverage which may save us, many heavy doctors' bills."— Civil Sewice Gazette. Manufacture of Cocoa. "We wilt now give an account of the process adopted by Messrs James Jppsand Co., manufacturers of dietetic articles, in their works in ttie u-*ton-road, London." —See | rticle in Cassells Household Guide. Made simply with boiling water or milk. Sold < nly in packets, lab lied thus ;— JAMES EPPS & CO., homceopathic chemists, 48, Threadneedle-street, and 170, Piccadilly ; "Works Diaua Placs, £vsr.on Road, London. "PROSPECTUS OT THE CO-OPERATIVE MEAT SUPPLY COMPANY. The object of the company is the supply of wholesomo Meat to shareholders and consumers at le?s ' than can be done by private establishments, FOR CAi-H, or guaranteed, short accounts The nominal capital of the Con pany is £4000, in 4000 fhares of £1 each. 10s of which wi.l only be called up. Arrangements will be made to secure suitable business premise" and an efficient manager. Credit will only be given to Shareholders, and only to the extent of the v*lae of shares h«ld, thus providing a^aiust.-he possibility of bad debts. The saving thus effected will, it i* estimated, be sum. 'iently Urge to pay 10 per cent inte-est on capital invisted, and a b >nu- of 10 per cent to consumers ; and good wholesome Meat at a lets price than can bo done on the credit system. o shareholder will be allowed to hold more than 100 shires. Above 1200 shares have a'ready been disposed of. As soon as 2000 shares shall have been subscribed for. a meetii g of shareholders will bo held, and direct™ s eh sen. J"arlf application necessary, as business will be comme ced with the r<ew year. T he 10s will bfl called up in monthy instalments of 2s 61 < ach. A list of shareho'ders can he seen at A. Dornwell's office, Qaeen street, from who1" allfurtherpaniculars may be obtained ; also, the proposed rules of the Society. Extract of a letter received from the Co-operative Society, Whanpaiei :—" with reference to the progress of the Society I may state that it ha« rather exceeded our most sanguine expectations. We have been desirous to see tbe s>stem inaugurated in Auckland, where a sort of head central store should be established." —(Signed) J T. Ehybuxn. The Secretary of the Mahurangi Co-operative Society writes wi h regard to that Company —"It is at present and has been doing well. In has brought ' down prices 20 per cent, and the most liberal of the former stor-keepers has reduced his profits con siderably, but has done more business in con sequence " A Shareholder writes :—" I folly believe in the system and feel confident where properly and economically managed there can. be no doubt of its | success " A geatleman connected with the Wel'ington Co-operative Butchering and cattle Dealing Society writes ;—" It will prove a great success, and similar Companies will eventually be established in all the lar/e 1 rovincial towns Toe Secretary of the Com pany some time ago started a Co-operative Bread and Biscuit husiness on the above system, which has not only been the meann < f 1 educing the price of bread, but also of making many of our old established men retire from business. tTbTe south beitish FIRE ANITMARINE INSURANCE COMPANY^ or NSW ZEALAND. CAPITAL £760,000, UNLIMITED LIABILITY. The large and steady increase of the business of the Company, as shewn by its reports, affords the best proof of the confidence of the public in the institu tion, and of its popularity among insurers. It is conducted on sound principles, and is widely known f r liberality nd promptness in the settle ment of claims. Losses can be paid at any Agency, at option of insured. A. BOAKDMAN, Manager. DOY A L INSURANCE COMPANY FIEE DEPARTMENT. Bisks on all description of property accepted ai heretofore, at Lowest Current Kates. Equitable claims will ever be liberally dealt with, and paid promptly. LIFE DEPARTMENT. In consequence of the restrictions imposed by the Colonial Legislature, this branch of the business has been withdrawn, except as regards existing policies, GEO. WM. JONES, Agent. Office : Hobson's Buildings, Shortland-street. July 10,1874. T^ICTORIA INSURANCE COMPANY. FIBE AND jiABINE. FIRE RISKS accepted at Lowest Current Kates of Premium. MARINE RTSKB on Cargoes and Hu Vessela aken on favourable terms. W<OL Insured, with average on each bale, LOSSES promptly and liberally settled, either In Great Britain or in the Colonies. HENDERSON Ac MACFARLANE, Agents, 25, Queen-street. "\TE W ZEALAND HOT SPRINGS, ll AND MEDICINAL BATHS. THE OHINEMUTU HOTEL, OHINEMUTU, Isaac Wilson, Proprietor. Coaches leave Tauranga every Tuesday and Friday morning, returning the same day. 1 FARB.. .... .. .. £1 EACH WAY. Forage provided for Horses. nn ho M p son's GLOVE-FITTING CORSETS, 3s lid, AND A LARGE VARIETY OF OTHER MAKERS EQUALLY CHEAP. CBOICE UNDERCLOTHING AND BABY-WARB AT R. W. DYSON'S, i OPPOSITE THE CITY HALL. ]X/ 7 HAT EVER saves time and ' l»biur in household work may be deemed a real boon to housewives ; TAITE'S VOLATILE WASHING FLUID Saves both, and the hands likewise, as there is no rubbing and no boiling required. One Shilling bottle will do four large washings. Prepared only at the NEWMARKET APOTHBCARIE'S HALL. FIHE. — Two of Tann's celebrated Iron Safes on sale, to close consignments.— K. andH. Isaacs.



I \T7ANTED, the public to call and !»* examine our sp'rial lines in HaTS Wen's Alpines, fiom 3< 6d ; Men's Straws, Is ; Men's Drill Wire Brim, Is 6d. a large assortment of all the la'est styles. Solar, Duk~s, Oxfords, Knowsley, ' «.harlie, Prince, Ba. 00, Livingstone, s^utz, &c., &c ] —tford, Potter, and Co., jhe i'autheon, Queen street WANT rI) KNoWN, that Ford, Fotter * Co are ve^y busy ; our orders in creasiDg dally. Ple.i:-e call culy in the wotk We keep f .iith with the puhlic at The Pantheon, opposite CityH 11, Queenstieet. _ WANIE f>, to call special attention to our 153 Trousers to order, made from all woal Tweeds and thor ut'Wy w- li snrunk. -tford. Potter as Uo. The Pantheon, Queen-street UTANIU MEDICINES. The supply of Herb Medisfnes, simple and com pound, at Mr BritUin s law Establishment in i Victoria-street will be continued as usual. HENRY CLAYTON, PHAEMACEffTICa CHEMIST, i VIuTORIA-STaEET. BRAJSSTO N & FORdTEh» house & ship plumbers, gasfitters, coppkk smiths, brass fijnisheks, bell hangers, etc.. Masefield's Buildings, Albert stkebt. Estimates given for all classes of work, aid experienced workmen sent to all parts of the o ntry. ON SALE by the Undersigned :— Anderson and Mowat's Flour, in sicks, 100 and 50-lb bags Kakanui Flour, in sacks, 100 and 50-lb ba?s J. X And«tson's Clour, in sacks and 50-lb bags Kay and Barr s Hour, in 100 and 60-lb bags Hassell's Fl.mr, in sacks T. Anderson and Co.'r Flour, in sacks J. and T. Meek's Flour, in sacks and 50-lb bags. GEO. W. BiNNET. j By Appointment to i HIS EXCELLENCY SIR JAMES FERGUSSON, TTEIKEICH KOHN, JEWELLEE, QUE X N STREET, AUCKLAND, Begi to draw the attention of the public to hta Large and Well-assorted Stock of ENGLISH, FOREJW. AND COLONIAL MANUFACTURED JEWELLERY, Specially selected, and of the Newest Stylaa and Designs. A large portion of the above consists of Quartz and Greenstone Jewellery. Manufactured on the premise!. H.K. begs specially to draw the attention of the public to his ZiABOK AND SUPERIOR STOCK OF GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES, AND GKKAT VABIKTY OF BILVEB AND PLATED GOODS, Which are the best known manufacturers of the home market. Note the address:— HETNEIOH KOHN, JEWELLER QUEEN-3TREET. TJARGA INS IN SILKS, STAYS, ETC. M. & C. MILNE Hate Just Received A LABGK ASSORTMENT 07 VERY KICH FRENCH BROCHE SILKS, In all the new and fashionable shades, which they offer to the public FOR 5s 6d; USUAL PRICE, 7a 9d. Also, a CASE of FRENCH CORSETS. A DECIDED BARGAIN. A LARGE STOCK OF NEW AND CHOICE DRESS MATERIALS, Including— Plain and Figured Lustres, Muslins, Grenitlines. Prints BCges, Black Silks Plain and Figured Coloured Silks, Japanese bilks. Tussore silks, &c, *c, &c. THE MILLINERY AND MANTLE DEPARTMENT Will ba found replete with all the latest fashions. i OUTFITTING OF ALL KINDS, Including— Boy's and Men's "White Shirts Boy's and Men's Coloured Shirts Undershirts, Drawers Collars, Ties, Scarfs, &c, &c. HOSIERY, HABERDASHERY, TWEEDS, SHIRTINGS. HOUSEHOLD LINENS of all kinds. M. & C. MILNE, CHEAPSIDE HO US E, 222 AND 224, QUEEN-STREET. 61



piTT CLOTHING- MART /""IOOMBES' \J Galatea Suits. /COOMBES' \J Pagefc Suits. /COOMBES' Kj Sac Suits. f^OOMBES' V-^ Youths' Suits. /^OOMBES' Vy Boys' Suits. rVJOMBES' V_y Zouave Suits. | /^IOOMBES' \J Silk Bust Coat riOOMBES' \^ Silk Galatea. /^OOMBES' v PS S H Black and Blue Wcs*. of England q O Vane.? Texture P\GI<T CO AT and O g V NT, to lnn-tch, in single and W « double br ast-^d. SO. would hJ § ca 1 the spe ial attention of o gentleman to thu lino as tliey 3 2 are very choice Ucods. /^OOMBES' <U 35s Suits. piOOMBES' v 7 45s Bannockburn Suits. /^OOMBES' V-/ 27s 6d Back Pagefc Coats. /"WMBES' 2 Mew Tex>n re in PAG ET & MOEX -2 En INO C 'ATS, made equal to any q 3 garrjnpnt to order in New Zealand, O % Irom3o3tosos '' his is a rp«ci»lline t> 5 which -1 C wonl.i rail the attep i4 g tinn of gentlemen to 'lieyare P o thoroughly shrunk, and are made 2 S in a n^uch superior style to a'>y -3 t> thing gei erally to be procured M 2 ready made. r"iOOMBES x Boys' and Youths' Suits, from 18s C.l /~IOOMBES' Tweed Trousers and Vest, hor oushl - i hruak, our owa make, from 22s 6d i^iOOMBES' Galatf-a Jack really a splendid garment /^OOMBES' Boys' Clothfng, an immense cboice /^OOJVIBES' Boys* ITnicker Suits are worth inspection /^OOMBFS' Sydney Tweed at 2s ltd per yard is worth looking at. A small lot of the line PIOOMBES' Sydney Tweed at 3s lid is the belt value to be had in Auckland fIOOMBES' Stock of Geelong Tweed is the largest and most vaiied . in the market /^OOMBES Has the best assorted stock of Gentlemen's Hosiery in New Zea land i^OOMBES Has the best selected stock of Boys' and Youths' Hosiery, Sox, Under shirts, Ac, in New Zealand /^OOMBES Has the most varied stock and the best v '-«vn Men's, Youths', and Boj s' trnd rdothing in Auckland. Z^IOOMBES' VJ Silk Sox. /^IOOMBES' KJ ' Shirts. piOOMBES' \J Silk and Merino Undershirts. /^OOMBES' Gauze Undershirts and Pants. OAMUEL COOMBES Offers to Tailors an advantage they cannot get elsewhere, namely, short lengths of Tweed at wholesale prices. /^OOMBES' Stock of White Shirts is the best and largest in this city. COOMBES Would call the attention of Gentle men to the New Zealand Flax Shirt, '•Phormiam tenax," made in all sizes. A. beautiful article for gentlemen's wear, in thrae qualities. SAMUEL COOMBES, CITY CLOTHIN& MAET 92, QUEEN-STREET, AUCKLAND



p EOEGE W. OWEN HAS ON SALE, EX STANLEY CASTLE. WAITANGI, HYDABFES, HEKO, &C , &c, &C. 40 casks Soda CrjsUls 3 ~ Carraway Seed 6 ca^es Liquorice 5 „ Anchovy Sance 15 ~ Cii ers nnd Catsup 20 ~ Ourrio Powder 30 „ Holtle.l Fruits 20 ~ Bot, Jed alt. 100 „ Lobsterl aad Salt Salmon 40 „ Sal id Oil 30 ~ Warr.iMed Pickle' 25 '~ JSottleil Vjn'Rar 30 „ Bell an'l Black's Vestas 15 ~ Fre h Herrings 9.2 ~ i^el-iun's G aline 25 ~ Caimans MusUrd 400 ~ Beltnout and Brandon's Candles 40 boxes Niyey's Hjack Lvad 17 cases P*ste;md Uottled Blacking 35 ~ Sardines \ialve and quarter 45 „ KeiHer's Coufectionery and Martna lade 5 ~ Candied Peel 2 baUs Oluthes Lin-n, 10 and 220z > 3 cases Brushwme assort*d 10 ~ wiiytvow's Bed Herrings 18 bales Paper and Paper Bags 14 cases Potted Meats 3 ~ Assorted Twine 40 „ TD Pipes 40 ~ R'.th bricks 10 ~ Tapioca, Sazo, and Arrowroot 11 ton 3 I*, 2W, No 1, and G Sugar 10 ~ Mauritius and China Sugars 200 hilf-cbest Tea 100 boxes Tea 20 cases Tobacco, assorted Currants, Muscatels, Figs <Sc, *C &C- S~ SALE By the Undersigned: Crushed Oats Barley Wheat, prime milling and fowls M.izo Bran Pollard Barley Dust. GEO. W. BINNEY. yy INKS & HALL OABINET-MAKEJRS & UPHOLSTE RER AND GENERAL HOUSE FURNISHERS, HAVI NOW ON HAND THE LAEGEBT AKTD BEST ASBOKTED STOCK OF FUBKTTUEE, CAEPETS, FLOOE CLOTHS, BILLIAED CLOTH, AND GENEEALFUENISHINGS IN NEW ZEALAND, Which are all marked at exceedingly LOW FBICES THE TRADE & SHIPPERS SUPPLIED WHOLESALE. W. & H. having large snd convenient workshops , manufacture every description of Furniture on the SHORTEST NOTICE. FLOOR CLOTHS ALL WIDTHS, CUT TO ANY PLAN. CARPETS MADS UP AND LAID. AGENTS FOB THE GROVER & BAKES DOUBLE - LOCK AND ELASTIC STITCH SEWING MACHINES, Long acknowledged as THE BEST, aie now THE CHRAPEST. The New HAND MACHINE is a marvel of simplici wnd nmciency. at £6 6s Every Machine Qu&raaieed. Instruction Gratis. Illustrated Prospectus and Samples of work sent post free. AUCKLAND AND ONEHUNGA. COACHES. The Coaches as above will leave Onehnnga at 8 a.m and 12 noon, and from Auckland at 10 a.m.. and .p.m. R. GELHAM. ONEHUJNGU AND AUCKLAND ROY VL MAIL COACHES. THE BOTAL M TX COACHES TIME TABLE. Leave Onelranga- ■) a.m., 2 p.m. Leave Auck land—l 2 noon, 5 p.m. Night Coaches on Saturdays— 6.30 p.in , 11.30 p.tn Booking Office:- Lendrum's Stables, late Meant', Queen-street, Auckland. W. WHITE, Propkiktok. ON SALE By ihe Undersigned : Pickles, Morton and Whybrow's Salmon, 1 and 21b tins Jams. Pt-ak's Peacock's, and Hawkins' T»rt Fuiits. Peak's, Peacock's, and Hawkins* Salad Oil. pints and ln.l'-nints Cas o<- Oil, pints and lislf-j.ints Starch, Oolman's Malt, pale Suffolk Tea b»lf-chefcts and boxes Preserved Meus Candied Peel Confectioner Beef, in ca^ks I) ams and Eicon. GEO. W. BINNEY. T M. McLAOHLAN 218, QUSEN-STREET. 3-4 Floor-Cloth, 2s 6d per yard 7 lyd. Ifloor-Cloth, 3s 3d per yard f J. M. McLACHLAN. 3^ Floor-Cloth, 2s 6d per yard \ lyd. Floor-Cloth, 3a 3d per yard f J. M McLACHLAN. -4 Floor-Cloth. 23 6d per yard ) lyd. Floor-Cloth, 3s 3d per jard I J. M. McLACHLAN. ~ THE CHEAPEST IST AUCKLAND. OPPOBITE WELLEBIET-STBEET



Ai the P N! H tfi > • you can gat a good weeo Stt'r, made to oder »n<l ited hrunv »r. 403—Fcid, P:.w r, and Co., lhi P«mh«r.n, Queen-street rpHE LATJS S T is uV LTIES HATS AKD BONNETS, FEATHERS, FLOWERS, RIBBONS, MI.LINt.EY MATERIALS, Just Opened, ex M*il and Wait ingi, »"d to be sold UNPhjicEUKiNTLY OUKaP, at B. W. DYSON'S, OPPOSITE THE CITY HAL I. TAUKANGA. OKWI JN U MACH lIS Jfi c. I am now np^n'. for all tUo old-established and best Sewiug Machines mown. viz. Singers', Thnnas, fl owe. s H owe 81 m proved, Wh eler tin a Wison, '- ussey andPillings' improved "i.ittle stranger"' and "Wsinza. A lirge Stork hi select fron A j.rinted guarantee 1 given with each machine, ut> "°rtakiDg to ksep itm order for twelve month* irof o charge. Repairs pro perl, done. --g^^ g^ LOP) 'J he Fitting Shop, Vulcan Lane. A L B X & T HOTEL. WINE AND SPIBIT STORE. QUEEN STREET AUCKLAND. JAMES STEWART, Proprietor. PRICE LIST. Bottled on the Premises. Per bet. c. d. Brandy—Hennessy's Pale 4 0 Martili's Pale * ° MartelU's Da k 4 «> Small bottles from .. .. ..16 Whisky-Oretnltes and Colville's .. .. 4 0 Jamieson's .. .. .. •• ..4 0 Dunviile's .. .. .. -• .. 8 G Small bottles from 16 Wine—Sherry, Cozen'a 3 0 Sherry. Amontillado 5 0 Port, Hud t's 3 C Pore, Hunt's three diamond .. ..50 Cawarra, Lindeman's Pints .. .. t <S Rum-Old Jamaica 3 0 Half .Bottles 16 Imported in Case and Guaranteed Genuine. Brandy—Hennessy's.. .. •• •• '..5 6 Martell's 6 0 Bints" 5 6 i?ine Champagne Cognac .. ..6 0 Flasks ls-6d&3 0 Geaeva—J.D.K.Z., large 4 6 J.li.K. Z , small 3 0 Schnapps—W olfes laige 5 0 Wolfe's small 2 6 Whisky—DunviLe's 4 6 Stewart's Kirkliston 3 6 Old Tom—Buruett sand Booth's 4 0 Ginger Wine—Bernara's 3 0 Champagne Clode and Baker's 6 6 Hnts 3 6 Clarets in variety from 3 0 B TTL*D ALt AND STOTTT. 'Colonial Ale Quartß .. .. .. ..0 10 Ale—tints 0 6 Stout—Quarts 0 10 Stout—Pints 0 0 ; Whitbreads-Pints 0 9 Guinness' lublin Stout .. 0 0 Byass'fc London .... .. •• ..13 Whitbread's 13 Jeffery's Edinburgh IS A considerable reduction made on large quantities. Assorted Cases made ttp to Obdeb. COLONIAL -ALES AND STOUTS. Pints, 5s per dozea. PI IT BY SHE GALLON JAR. ORDERS PROMPTLY DELIVERED. Q.REYHOUND HOTEL, corner of queen and victoria-steebts. Propeiexoe : MICHAEL COECOEAN. In returning thanks to his numerous visitors MICHAEL CORCORAN begs to say that very larg* additions have been lately made to the Hotel, which will tend greatly to the convenience ef those who favour him with their patronage. BEDKOOMS. Additions have been made to their number, and all have been furnished in a superb manner, everything being new, and got up in the latest style. BATHS. Both Hot and Cold Baths are always ready, and every convenience will be found in them tor the comiort of Travellers. COMMERCIAL BOOM. A commodious room has been opened, having its entrance from Victoria-street, for the comfort ol those who do not care to use the Bar or Bar-room, and this has been fitted up in a style to ensure the comfort or visitors. BILLTAKD ROOM. The Billiard Room is the best in the Province, and is fitted with one of the best Billiard Tables ever constructed. MICHAEL CORCOH AN hopes that the good name his house has ever held, and 'he splendid accommoda tion afforded in it, will induce visitors to Auckland 0 give it their patronage. ON SALE by the Undersigned, sow landing ex Merlin, r<tva New Plymouth — 500 bags Mafze 100 bags Sharps 2 tons Bacon. GEO. W. BISNEY. A UCKLAND SAVINGS'BANK. Established in 1547. Pkesidi;nt : HIS EXCELLENCY THE GOVERNOR. VICE-PRESIDENT Z W. C. WILSON, Esq. The BANK is OPEN for RECEIPTS and PAYMENTS Monday .. From 12 to 2 o'clock Tuesday „ „ Wednesday ~ „ Thursday .. .. .. .. ~ „ Friday ~ „ And to receive Money only on Saturday evening* from 7 to 9 o'clock. Any sum from Is and upwards received, for which 5 per cent interest is allowed. R. CAMERON, Accountant.