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THE EVENING STAR THURSDAY, MAY,/.



: , y S^waparilla. ? I ■ r.rf] v; [:■«•« Hi -.- ;■'.-!> ': >' If ' I S^IC ,:..'■ S j SAKSAPAKILLA! I : - :•■ i ■': I ■ ' ■ . I ■ «'"'■' ->' |i OKNIONS OP4THB PRESS.. , "HERALD," Atjsctst 4, 1873. | ! ■ ,- ■ <• ,'■. j We have received from Mr Fiah, Chemist, i II : I I this city, a sample of Compound Concen ■\\: mcd Extract of Sarsaparilla, as prepared I 1 L him at his establishment. Not being Ij' [bnnoisseurs of this particular preparation .|f |c have submitted it to the jadgment of jjl Lose capable of passing an opinion, and by J |l the quality is pronounced to be very \\[ Siperior to most of similar preparations 11 aported, ■■■:- '-'■■. ■' "\' "CROSS," August 4, 1874. ■ I ! We are indebted to Mr Fish, Chemist, of SI Shortland-street, for a sample bottle-of his j ! Compound Concentrated Extract of Sarsa- I mlla," prepared as prescribed by the late r Stratford. The preparation is not sweet i ped to such an excess as Dr Townsend's lell-known produafcion, end may conse j nently be said to be preferable to many . P j ',■'■' :" ■ i I klates on that account. However that may, I |a the " Extract" now under notice proved jj | ...:... •.■■■■ ■" •_ - ■ ■• I f \o3t appetizing to those who tested it, and II \ T V, .: ■ T - - | }c are confident ita many good qualities i| il oly require to be once known to the public II ensure a very' extensive demand. The jtoels for the bottles and tho general " get I p" of the article must be confessed by all |1 'tho have seen it to 'be a complete success j I ihen looked upon as a loaal production. II •'■ '■ " ' ■ ill l| -'"' ' ' ':"'''''-': '" "'■ , "- ■,'..'" llj ' ts STAR," SvhY 30, 1873. rll :|! The advertisement, " Fish's Sarsaparilla,'' ijjiusfc have attracted the attention of hun !t» 'e^s °f our readers, and yet how ifew !'i.;bssibly have considered how useful this HlLtural medicine is for purifying the system ij kd impeding the approach of a nbmber of ilfseasea. The Sarsaparilla which Mr Fish i||fers to his customers is-made from the j| ftnuine roots, and entirely free from that t! ffiulteration which assists rather than sub \\ arts the advance^ of the silent enemy. ,The Skrt of the plant used in medicine is the | iried root, and to be of real service con i i.f • i|| derable doses are necessary. In consequence 'i! i[ I! * ■ ■■ ' ■ |i I the higu prices generally charged for this ifl aeful medicine aspera and other shrubs | ive been substituted, and sold aa the if j i , : . .. ■ " ■ I Ijauine article. The real decoction of If] '' ' ■'■ ■ ''-Ar'':'' '■-'■■■ '■■',■■'■: arsaparilla is not unpleasant to the taste, lid experience enables us to say with >nfidence thai "Fish's :Sarsapariila" is nong the best we have found in the >lonies. be had, Wholesale, of Messrs Brown, ampbell & Co., Morton Jones, Evens & Co.; | ad Wholesale and Retail, from Messrs I tamilton Bros, Wholesale Druggists,: Queen-: I: ireet, and the Sole Manufacturer, THOMAS' \ i ISH, Chemist and Druggist, Princea-street I] THO:M-^SjirF f IS>B^ | ffI|>RNEK SHOSTLA^I) AHDTEINCEB.BTEEET



tT M. McU 0H L AJJ 1 218, QUEEN-STREET; w™l' ■ 84 Floor-ClQth,.2s6d per yard) • ,:..„■:, f « . lyd. Jfloor-Cloth, 3s 3d per yard > ' ' '■?■ ' l ,;, .-, .: , j. M. McLACHLAN.. S-4 Floor-Cloth, 2s 6d per yard) lyd» Floor-Oloth, 3s 3d per yard f Ws:fy7 .. i ;./JVM. McLACHLAN.. -4 Floor-Cloth, 2* edp^r yard > lyd. Floor-Olotb, 3s 3d per yard f • , ; \ •:;\■■,■■■ :, J. M. MoLACHLAN. ••'■•,.■■'' ' i < TB3I CHEAPEST nST ATJ-OKLIJTD, ' | O P 3? O S 13MC W ELLESLEY-ST RE E T,V -—-1 "O W. D X S O N RSMO V E D TO TEMPORAET PREMISES, OPPOSITE THE CITY HALL, AND IS NOW SELLING- OF? 1 RouUlon'a Josephine Kid G'.oves, 3s 8d per pair Thompson's Glove Fitting Corsets, 3s lid per pair Gent's New Shape Drab Shell Q&ti, 9.? Gd only. . , SPLENDID VALUE IN Black Glac<s acd Grosgrain Silks, 3s 2d to 6s Tery Choice Colouied S Iks Large and Handsome Quilts. lGs Cd upwards. Very Large and Handsome Doable Mxraella Quil 16s Gd and 21s (oniy a vory left). THE ABOVE ARE ALL UNDER COST PRICE. NEW SHADES, NEW DRESS GOODS, . Lustres, all shades, from B|d per yard Bitiernos, ail shades, from lC&cl per yard • I NEW MILLIBLERY, I NEW FEATHERS, NEW FLOWERS, And a Magnificent Stock of the Newest Styles in silk: jackets, -cashmsrk circulars grenadines, and lacfc mantle j. The whole of whiclmre offered at COST PRICE to clfrfct a speedy C.'earatice, having no space -t :■ to. Display the Goods. MEN'Sj BOYS', AND YOUTHS' CLOTHING. ' SHEEriNGS, FLANNELS, BLANKETS, &C, &c, &0.,! ALL AT COST PBICE, R, W. DYSON'S, TE M POR AR V,. PR E EIS E, S, OPPOtITE THE CITY HALL, ; '-. .QUEEN-STREET. MY BON,, whatever object you pursue, aim HIGH. Never grovel. If you seek mental pabulum, the High Schools visit; if the adornment of your outer man, deal alone wit* POBSENNISKIE. of High-street, .Auckland. -. •. ; . , — Extracts from Chesterfield's Letters to hi 3 Son, never yet published- Ithapp'd in Queen-street some.three.months ago, I met my friend Joe Armstrong, (honest Joe). At first I failed to re.ognise his face. He was so wan,.and in such dol'rons case. uvzt It paia'd mo much to see Him in this state,' And begged his wees to me he'd full relate. Says Joe, " Dear friend, mine is no vulgarstnart, You know Kate May, to her I've lost my heart, But tho' with love my' " bosoms lord" dees burn. Prom her, al&s ! I meet with no return. . I've studied and p»»" .em'd all Cupids arts to press My suit." : Said . ,ia, have you studied DRESS ? 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 a gaivnent, but a COAT its not, Coat, Vest, and Pants, c'en to your very " tile " All lacking q "alitv, troe vit. and stylk. Lose not a moment, but to HIGH-ST BEET go, And visit POSSENFIS&IE'S famed DEPOT.- Quick ! place yourself in that true Artist's hands, He's Number ONE of TAlLOß'S—your commands— If you give him— remember what I say, You'll gain feat blushing beauty, Kitty May," . : Oh! thank you, Charles, said he, I'll to him hie,- Without aimoment'sloss. Good-bye! Good-bye! *.** # * ♦ A week oritwo ago, one sunny day, A 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 Possenniskie's dress had won his bride. - ... ;' .'/ !H. L. POSSENNISKIE, HABIT MAKER AND jGENERAL OUTFITTER, I No. 1 Clothier's Shop, . HI G H ST R E ET, AUCKLAND. jjn~ir m #/■ :,b :c r 250,000 FEET SAWN TIMBER, :: 1;^ n \.' %i Vesselsiloaded with despatch ; also, at the Steam l«wmlll,|Whangapoua. *""' t ;',',-rr--{ 1 ' a*• HARRI3. BRAiTSTdir l"&- X>'OBSTE&; 'HOUSE A BHIP PLUMBERS, •, . GASFITTERS, COPPER SMITHS, BttABS mm ■ FINISHEBS,. ~. ~ ~.,,., , . ,:---—Axtt,<- ■■■■■<>!_ i ■ tiij, ■ • •_';'.? BELL HANGERS, MTO., ■--■ Mas3e»i«i.d,?;B %|^fi^sMßQ£Ea .Estimate, given foirWclaraes ot wik^anK rSgg**. WWk™f a ;»»' *« all PMtB Of W



*"'"—-"■ *■"■"! —! —"■*■ —'.... 'i ■ ■■ '■ * 4^ Hotels. £1100 £1100 OCCIDENTAL S^EKPSTAKTE ON THE MELBOURNE CUP, t . . i To bo Drawn on ar about 31st00 T 0 B E R. 1100 MKMBmas at? /fit BA.OH. Prizes: 100 tickets In J. J. Mrct.*!R'B Melbourne Sweep of £2000, with a Ist or? Re of £1 <MO. 2nd of £400, 3rd of £150, and £450 to be divided between starters and nnn-stattera, to bo distributed as follows, viz :— 80 tickets to the first numb*.r drawn 'from the box. 30 tickets' to the last number drawn, and two prizes of 20 tlckess each, thereby giving the first and Ia at numb«r •drawn a chance of winning the first priza in each sweep, the balance of the money to be paid to first horse 50 pek cent; second horse. 25 percent; third horse, 10 per cent; and 15 per cent to be divided between starters md non-starters. The last Sweeofi on the nbove Sw^pnstaTre will take piacf on the evenings of 23' d, 26th. 23th, and 3'ith^ EDWARD PJEKKTNSV*?? SW Proprietor. B TTML A MBS H O T B L, ■'■'' -;.■■■ ; AUCKLAND, '* •.. ■• ■-• • •"Corner of QtrKKN-sTRRET Axi? tots WHA.RT. ;. PflorBiETOR R.'GRATTEN. (Successor to J. Copland). This well-known' Hotel possesses unequalled advantages to Stranpers visiting Auckland from its central position in the business part of the town facing the Harbour, and in close proximity to th« Stripping and Knilway. It contains a fine range of Bea-rooms, with every convßoience.. BATHS—Fot, Cold, nnrl Shower. The ORDINARY daily from ono to two is an equalled in the Colony for its selection of the choicest delicacies of the season, aa the patronage of the chief merchants and business men of the city testify. , In the RESTAURANT, on the ground floor, MKAIiH can bo obtained at all hours of the day. The CHOICEST OF WINKS and the Finest Brards of SPIRITS and CIGARS are alone supplied. English and Colonial AXES and STOUT on draught or in bottle. NEW ZEALAND HOT SPELNGS, AND MEDICINAL BATHS. THE OHIMEMUTTT HOTEL, ' . OHINKMUTU, Isaac Wilson, PEorniiTOH, CoacVes leave Tanranpa every Tnesdav and Friday morning, returning the same day. FARB .. .. £1 EACH WAY. • Fornso provided for Horses. ' IST E' W f ON HOT EX. SUITER As CO.'S CELEBRATED SPARKLING ALES On Draught and In Bottle. ALES, WINES, AND BPIJITT OF THE VERT BEST BRANDS la any quantity, at usuuJ prices. J. H. .JO UN ING, ,:< PROPRIETOR. m A; U R A N G A. THE MASONIC HOTEL, ,; TAURANGA, | ■' ''■"■ _ JAMES MONTGOMERY, Proprietor, Is the House par excellence for LADTTSV ' TXVAT/TOS. FAMILIES, AND THE TRAVELLING PUBLIC GENERALLY. COBB';8 BOOKING OFFICE, NOTICE.— Joiiit Sceats, late of the <" British," havii g purchased the Roval George Hotel, atNewmarke andcompleted extensive alterations, Invites his to* i and country friends to pay him a visit in his new qu irtors. Good Beds.Sintrle or Double. Good Stabling. Board and T.,odKin{r at the most reasonable rates. N.B.—"able d'HotoJDailyf torn 1 to 2 p.m. Insurance XT. I O T OR I ;:J'A : INSURANCE COMPANY. : lIEE, AND MAEIOfJ.!.'I, FIRE RISKB accepted at Lowest Current Rates Of Premiam. ! . an ■ MARINE RISKS on Cargoes and Hu Venela taken on favourable terms. . ■ ■ !ii WOOL Insured, with average on each bale,.. ~. LOS8E8; promptly and liberally settled/either In Great BriUin or in the Colonies. HEI^DERSON k MACFARLANE, ■ ' .'..■ '. ' Agents, 25, Quoen-atreat, ■ ■' f! '■ ■ ■ ■' ■ ■••/.'. O OVAL INSURANCE COMPANY. FIEE DEPARTMENT. ?.••.';'■■:'•••• '■■•■■■ y?SIHT.OJC Risks on all description of property accepted as heretofore,'at Lowest Current' Rates. ■.■■?• , ■ Equitable claims- will ever bo Hberally;dealt with, and paid promptly; "' •Li C• - •'' ! liEFE DEPAHTMENT.^' . , ;*;' ."f In consequence of the restrictions imposed by the Colonial Legislature, this branch of the business has been witedbawn, except as regards existing policies, i GEO. WM. JONES, - Agent Office : Hobson'a Buildings, Shortland-straet ~ July 10,, 1874.' •"- "' ;Vi ■■'•'-■"■ ' "y ---g Tj A ,N D A R D FIRE AND MABINB INSURANCE COMPANY 0£ []■■.• or I ~. ; NBW ZBAIiAND., .■..-,; ;.■.::,■':'■:•■ OATTtAS. !.. .. ONE MILLION BTBELIN<I Head Owicm—PaiHOEas-aTBTtET, Dttotsdik. Losses by Fire Insured against," on BJKjres, Warehouses Dwelling-houses, &c., at current rates. Tho Company will also' take'Rlsksbn'Wooland kinds of Merchandise, op land or at sea, and elthe on valued or open Policies, on the most-favourable Particular attention is .drawn,to the fact that by provisions in the Articles of Association Insurer will artldpateln . ;- <h '.•», 'Agent ~ rpHEJ SOUTH BBITISH j| J Q ; ! FIRE AITO^MABINB INSJURANCi; COMPANY OF V P.TI j KKW ZEALAND. OAPITIL .. ( .> /.) >> « £H0,006, ....; ■~, j^ ; '" UJTLIMITBD XiIABIUTX< The large and steady increase of the business of the Company, as shewn by its reports, affords the best proof ef the confidence of the public in the institu* tlon, and of its "pojpularlty among insurers. It Is conducted on sound principles; and* lr widely known for tllbenlttjr', A4I.'P'*niPttiea..Jii.,tho;iettkr ment of claims. . --r- A . . Losses can be paid at any Agtncy, at option of «-»*■ I Sw S A;BO^MAIf ;■■•' I^,o ! . . j,,.^ m x.j. . ■■., -M^nitjgeif.'-; HE '■ NATION Alj FIRE AND MARINE INSURANOS COMPANY OF NEW Grants Policies/ 'covering the risk of' jtoss by «re>on Stores. Hotels, Dwellings, Farm Buildings, Mills, and thoix contents, at as low rates as any,,Cplonlal o« Foreign Office. . _ . Hulls of Insured for Time,or yojra»,-itoß Wool and othei Merchandise, at sea risMs, at lowest «*t»|. ; |" ' .ug.;jr,:i.u;{,:.i'i yt&TS. gi Auoklajdd Branch Oinois: .. ■ ;.' : ! . 26,.au»EN-sTBSB».ir'. ■"—•;':» J I ANDREW G. MKiLAR,



9/.-. M : ■ ' ,: . ;;;' r - ■ - $ ' ": i, ■ i; A ■■■■■ A. tiNABURY & CO. Having removed from the C IT V S4. Li L To tJiose centrally-situated Premises lately in r> the occupation of Mr 8. Smith, "' ■ ■ , . ■ L, (t Vi. ,tl .' . ' • '■ 224, QUEEN-STREET, i /. ■ _.:.;.■ Are now shewitg their FIRST SHIPMENT or SPRIN& AND SUMMER DBESS : GOODS, •j-vr ! ~.''"'. :i C O M P B 1,8-1 H Q ;:.; | .. - THE MOST COMPLITE AND EXTENSIVE VARIETY ■•' oy ' ' ALL THE NEWEST FABRICS, ' , t \ And beliig direct importers need only point to this fact as a su fflcient proof that the prices quoted below cannot be approached by any other House in Auckland. A..LINABUHY &■ CO.'S '■>" \ CHEAP BLACK SILKS. . ; Black Gl«coat-2s lid andSs6d; extra wide width, and very rich, 4s 6d ; Black Cash meres, Ducapcs Drape de France,, and Failles at very low prices Japanese and Yokohama Washing Silks, In plain stripes, and figured, from 2s 6d ' A. LINABURY & CO.*S 60 0 CRINCtt JACONET MUSLIN DREhSES, Organdie Muslins In plain, ~ striped, and figured, 2oQ plects Book Muslin, in all colors; Gremdines, plain, plain, striped, and figured in great variety ; Swiss Checked and Striped Munlina ; Taped Checked and Jaconets; Tarlatans In all the newest shades, &c, &c. A. LINABURY & CO.'s NEW WASHING MATERIALS (IN ¥IGURKb)~ Ciambrics, Muslins , ;• : Percales, Brilliants Jaconets. Batistes Miiriposai. Cretoanas Grass Cloths Drensed Holland, Brown Holland Uarsell&s, Quiltings, and Points. , A. LINABURY 4 CO.'S FANCY DRESSES, Ih-J THIS DEPARTMENT . 13 THB LABGBST AKD MOST KEPLBTE INT . AUCKLAND, Comprising Plain and Tinted; Alpacas, from 9Jd '• printed Uelalnes, in widths, iv great varUty, 10J per 'yard ; Marl AJpacas, Oheck and Striped Mohairs, from Bid per yard ; Grecian Cloths, Silk Vigured Lustres, la all new shades, from «Jd per yard; Russell Cords. Persian Cords. Poplins, Figured Camlets, Silk Warps, Summer Skirtings, dn., tid. A. LINABURY & CO.'S Sl«j MUSLIN, LACE, and LBNO CURTAINS, • : - a choice of 600 pairs from 4s lid; 100 • ■" •■ pieces of Chintz, 6s Cd per down yards ; Linen. Towels, from it Cd por dozen; ~ Cotton and Linen Turkish Towels, from Is 3d ; Dusters, Glass .Cloths,' Damaak Table Linen, Napkins, Table Covers in every make and quality, from 6» 6d ; rabls Baize, 25 pieces Linen Tick, Is per.T»rd ; Cotton lick, from 6h, 10-4; realMarsella Quilts, at 16s 6d ; the New Fringed German Counterpane, from 10» 6d. 'Also,' three cams, other makes, to be sold VB&Y chslap. A. LINABURY' & CXX& ; THBBE.CABBS ' (MUSIINVGOODS), "to Linen Collars. Cuffs and Sets (White»nd Vancy, Muslin Collars, Bows, Ties, Sots, and Sleeves, Real and- Imitation Lace Collars and Sets. A large variety In ■"'; Ladies' Silk Scarfs and Bows. • ■ t __„___ ■ ' ■■'"" ■" ' <:'"j£^(L. & Co. take this oppor tunity * $f i intimating to their numerous friends and the general /public thai tJieyhave no Mterest whatever in the " com pulsory "sale now going on at their tote,, JPrem>ises bdtku the City Mall, or with any other house in the trade. r : , i " ' 13. ote thk Address:-—.. , . -• A. 1 iiINABURY & QO^ '': i2^''^UE^'STSEET t ->r «'■ ' (Ickree doors below City! Hall). •'■ ■' ~" , \ ' " ■ '■ .:'-> i' .!'' -:• i ,'■'..{ ;•■' : ..'-'• >'.» .: Xi i v . . »., .. ... ... .. ,vr^:qfl | """" .: "": .. ;,.; :.'.jY\ . t Wu{< i ftSSffi \'J;;L'<-IY- ■■'.'i.V-... -Ji"M ■ o:::.



rimrtßAL BUILDERS' AND FURBISHING IRON GENER^(mj^^ GAS EIT TINGS, ETC. .;;:.; firsi"clals qulity, and willbe offered at the lowest pnces : -1 V I Venetian Bronze Gasaliers, 2to 6 light _ - J '. Parian and Bronze Gasaljers, 3 to 5 light - Lacquered and Bronzed Gasahers, 2 to 5 Vgnt Crystal Glass GaaaUers, 3 to 5 light I''1 Patent Hall Lights > : i '. Mantel Brackets to match the Gaßahers „, ; , . Pendants, Brackets, and Small Fittings of aUkmda -' Gas Stoves, for Boiling, Broiling, Baking, and Heating, &o. r • I. Marble Chimney Piecls, and Register Grates, Fenders andFifeirorw Coal Vages, in great variety , ; : ' : ' ' '" Pjitprit Maneles and Wringing Mncmnes : ■ :.i ! r BroSed Umbrelfa and Hat and Umbrella Stands and Tables Jas Dixon & Sous' Electroplate and Nickel Silver Goods ■ ■ , ' Lockwood'a Table and Pocket Cutlery i >-Af ; Perry & Sons' Coal Vases, Tea Trays, Baths, Lanterns. &c. • Crowden & Garrod's Brushware of all kinds Door Mats, Scrapers, Iron and Wood Tuba, &c. Leamington Eanges, Smith and Wellstood'e Stoves



Kerosene- T & J. DIO X E -iy 230, QUEEN-STREET, HAVE FOB BA L «'. CARPENTERS' PATENT RIM LOCKS, sin to lOin. ■ • } BealJPatent Elm Locks, Latches, Ac Mortice, Dead, ana Drawback Locks Ewbank'sNails and Flooring Brads French Wire Nails, Jin to 4in American Finishing Nails, jln to 2JLq Butt, Parliament, and T Hiiigei Axle Fullies, Sash Fattenen ..; ■ .«, /I SAWS, CHISELS, AUGERS, PLANES Saws, Chisels, Augers, Planes Suu&ro*. Bevels, Spokeshavea, Tarnscrewi . ..... i .■■,'■■ ;i»SV Gouges, Glmblets, Braces, Ac. American Bite, Hammers, and Hatchets Axes, Tomanawks, Shingle Hammera • Adjusting Levels, Metallic Tapes RODGER'S IVORY HANDLED TABLE KNIVES, ETC. i i ■• f Lockwood's Pocket and Gum Knives Table Knives and Forks, Carvers, and Steels. Nickel Silver Spoons and Forks} Brittanla Metal Teapots Trays, Charcoal, Irons, Knife Boards ' Boilers, Saucepans, and Kettles . Buckets, Frying Pans/and Camp Oreni Milk Pans, Tin Basins, and Dlahos -~ \*r ■>, Brooms, Bhoe, and Scrubbing Brushes, < ! ■ ,'.'.'■ ■!'■,' . - ■ t.: li J .Oil JDOWNEB'S KEEOSINB. KQWATT;S ANUCAPNIC LAMPS, ; '', ■!".",■ :| ' .WITH ! - ■■•"•■■.■ : - QIiOB^ COMPLKEK,;: ■' ",' ; ";-•; ;., ,v\ '!, V, From Fivk Shillings. FIVE PER CENT. DISCOUNT Allowed to Cash Purchase™ on all Goods amountln V "' Twenty ahillings and upwards.; i\ \\ ■ jgT{SPEOIAL APPOINTMENT ft ywffal ■i ' .-^dttr'' '; 'i"''; ■■!--"■- -VU HIS EXCELLENCY THE GOVERNOR. ■ "-., ■'"• j ; ,; sr A " Q.: .■' 8 '. 'Sis ' ;" THO MA S BAR NE T T ' ,iO , 1 ! PUBTBYOK, Queen-street, opposite Mr J. Blair's Grocery* r "./ , I ,:•! :, .Bstablishmenfc Of. .C i / THE' ! undersigned are Cam fuß : ohabxbs of HIDES, SHKBPSEISrS, WOOL TALLOW,' Ac, At, at hightiit market rates, lnahy nantlty < Consignors direct will have prompt and Immediate Cash remittances returned at satisfactory rates. <■ I KB LAND* B RcO.B tANNBHp,^ LBATHBK MANU»ACTUIKB3 '•' A.VCKLAm> TrM ! CITY 'O^P \A!UOKIS^ND i DYEING AND CLEANING " X 8' T A B L I S H M"»TN T. - BIOHKOND, v^KD WKtitifiLKTr-OTB**! SaST, ANl*' ; Bbokilano, Thajus. [ESTABLISHBD A.D. 1864.] Office Hours <! From ■&.. a.m. to 10: p.m. : ,:'W-rL-'l'(I fA''Mi''l 'D^'vA Rv' ii: While sincerely thanking the gentry and Inhabitants of Auckland and its surroundings for the very liberal patronage accorded him during'the past ten years, begs most jPffitttfcdlx^to Inform, them that ihit.neif. premises at^ Blohmwiti are now 'completed, and being,' as they are.bni an extensive .cale.and fitted witU all the latest improvements, he is in a position to execute orders to any extent, and in a manner superior tO, "liP'Ju °^, ■ i .h °™»--*n Auckland-. W. E; solid* ihe itJUM of AuckUna to sendTtlielr Silk and UnionTelveta, Silk andßatih Dresses, &c . to be Cleaned, Dyed and Finish«L,. OstrTch. Feathers Cleaned,,. Ourled^ oriJyed,- in. any Shade or Colour.; Gentlemens Clothing Cleaned, .Well*' pressed. *nd neatly Bepaired at *- sh.rt!>iM, Blsaketsßcouredat2s per pair, Bheep^ktoi.^uwd Cleaned, or Dyed. His stooFof flrstiSai£i Byes are ooWplete to aU shades and colours, arid a# work entrusted to him will be under his immediate super fl«ion and on am improved principle.—WlLLlAM



Miscellaneous. > T. >fc H. CO OK E ' CA.BJ^T-MAKEBS, UPHOLSTERERS; &0., 148, QUEEN-STREET, ■ ' Have on Sale A LARGE and VARIED STOCK of HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, "■' •' ■' . - ;. .i■ tm i ■ tti ■ -•■■■ W-i Including—] ... . ■■■ : . ,'j - . Dining-room Suites, from £12' . . . ... ,; ' * *T>rawfng-rcom Suites, from "£l2 la J" , "Walnut Dra-wine-rqom Suites Bod-room Furniture, Commodes ; i;c ; Muffc Stools. Whatnots ..,,.. Mattresses, and Palllaaees Feather Bed*, Bolsters, and; Pillowt ' Iron Bedsteads, and Cots Office and Hall Furniture „,, _. „„..„ Miittlng and Floorcloths*1* Cane-seated Chairs In variety Bassinets, and Perambulators! . . , 'Folding and Hocking Chairs Marble top Washstands Gilc Chimney Glasses, - I.''' Toilet Glasses, all sizes, «c., *d.-, 4c Country Orders Carefully Packed. APE CHANGING 8, OILS COJLOUB3, ETC. Ex FerriJaTe, Oxfbrd,-and Loch TTrr., PAPERHANGINGS—The largest and most complete Assortment In Auckland, comprising every Vdtlety of desicn French and Kn^liah Decora -1 tibris Hnd Borders, selected expressly, for this market ; also, in bales and Cases, suitable for wholesale tnyers ■ !-'' V ARN IS 11KS—C arriajre and House Painters', Cabinet makers. , >j ' .., STJKT^KIIES—Brushes' of every description. Gold Leaf,- Bronzes. Artists' '.Requisites, Trade Iron monpery. English and Colonial Glue.! , i. GLASS—Poliabea and Rough Plate, JPhoto and Orn amental of every description. Sheet, on which we h&ve now mtde a considerable reduction in price. ' PAINTS—White Lead in large and sm»ll packas-es, Zinc.'White, StainiDg Colours, Oxide of lion, Anticorr<islve, etc. COL'.UUS-Dry in every variety. - ■' J '! 01L8- Boiled and JRaw: Linseed, in casks and drums. TDRPTSNTINE-In cates and drams. ;,Methylated Spirits. MOULDINGS—GiIt atidStained Picture Frames and Boom, a fine assortment of Cornice Mouldings.- Ohromo-Lithograpos. :: ~ , W. PHILLIPPS & SON, 12. W V ST,, D H A M -,S T E BE T.. OH EA P BE I> DIN G. UPHOLSTERY iiND UNDERtrftNG. Double flax Mattresses, from 15s each Single Flax Mattresses, from 7» ■'■',■> ■ Ship's Cushions, per square foot; from Is 9d ' Adults' Funeral furnished for £6, including Hearse, Grave and attendance. . >■'' • Chairs and Couches Ee-atufled and Repaired a Mattreases Re-made. ... « - - Note the address :— ' HENRY P. H A V W AR B, UPPFR QUEENrSTBEBT, • " Adjoining Lamb's Fib v wood Yard. ■ ■ ■ - : Established 1860. ■ ' T> ±t O 8^ P E 0 T JJ \ jgf • 00-OPERATIVEi ..MEAT SUPPLY '*;': CQMPANy. j v (^ , & : s i h la The object of the Company is the supply of wholesome Meat to shareholders and*con«umers at less than can bo done by private .establishments,, FOR CASH, or guaranteed short accounts. ' ..r j., The non^ibar capital of 'IKe Conbpany*is £4000, in 4000 shares ot £1 each.j 10s of which will only be called up. \ ".' ,'.' ; '." ' ' ~,,'J ''■ "V V Arrangements will be made to secure suitable business premise! and an efficient manager. Credit will1 only-be given to Shareholders, and only to the extent of the value of shares hold, thusl providing against the possibility of bad. debts. The saving thus effected will, it in estimated, be sufficiently large to pay 10 per cent interest on capital invested, and a bomu of 10 .per: cent, to consumers ; and good wholesome Meat at a less price than can be done.on the credit system., :'. ".'"'. '' .'< . Ko shareholder will be allowed to hold more than 100 shares. Above 1200 shares have already been disposed of. I As' soon as 2000 shares shall have been subscribed for, a meeting of shareholders will be held, and directors chosen —Early application necessary, as business will be commeß;ced with-the new year. • •' i; < The' 10s will be called up in mouthy Instalments of 2s 6d each.' ■& , __ A list of; shareholders can. be seen at A. Dornwell's office, Queenstiefit, from whom'all further par ticularg may be obtained ; also, the proposed rules of the Society. Extract of a letter' received from the Co-operative Society, Whangaiei. :^-"< With reference to the progress-of the Society I may state that it ha« rather exceededour most sanguine expectations. "We have been desirous to-sea the system inaugurated in Auckland, j where a sort of head central store should be estabUshed."—(Signed)" J. T:'Bkybu*n. The Secretary of the Mahurangi Co-operative Society writes yrtth regard to that Company :—?',lt is at present and has been doing welL- It has brought down prices 20 per cent,, and the most liberal of the former storekeepers has reduced his profits con siderably, but has done more business in con sequence." _. +~... gi.-, . f .-.,::..» )j. ~(J--.'f iv A Shareholdeir writes:—"l fully believein iiie system and feel confident where properly and economically managed there can be no doubt of its success." ' j ;,:■■■ » ■ U-riiaa-.* i< ■■>■ ft- ,<i ,a. 1 '•■ ml gentleman connected;;with- the- WelUnjrtbn. Co-operative Butchering and Cattle Dealing Society writes *;£.•■ It will prove, a great success, andsimilar companies will eventually be,established in aU,the .large I'royitacial towns' The Secretary of the Com jpany some time ago started, a Co-operative Bread, and Biscuit business oa, the above system, -which has Tot -SSKiS**! ie^S eatlß °f xeducing the price of byead, ■j&^^g- ft-.; ; :M f QfrlTS EB. iaMS: a Sewing 1 Machine should ' \ eff !* -:: fAGBN*; «5 io <$. i« M* A tis !T. PEAOOGR % BHORTLAND BXBEIT.



Miseellfticttotui. 1 g EvW T fy G J'MAO HI y B gyg I am now agentfor all tie bld-wtaUUUMl'tiiAw''' Sewing Machines known, viz.: SingeisV^nJ?? - flowes, Howe'Bimproyed, Wh.eler andWisOa TS? and Pillings'J BQWoved "Little gfenger" and''M.S?*7 A lwge Stock to select fron„ A printed" gnaillL given wSth each- machine, uv:brtakirg io kcon It i order, for twelve months fre« o- .shflrge. SenaiM,™!? " rl p«r!r done. Needles, oil, and extras tpsu" PW .-: :■:■'■■;, ' GEO.'W: HKSLOP, '- '• ': ■ - The Plttlpg Sltop, ynlcan-i, atie# . : X ~ BLWI> TVTA'NTTB'AfJTOUY. ■ -ivV-"'''":'"! M.; HOETON ;BUaBY; . " '* . BiLl S C"MA &E:R >**W%EU V:wo&K,fe*' I rj.;..:rf WHOLESALE AHK.BBTATI,,';., / .'■'",, .■V.ENE.&IA'N,, -'fo^; i - .i SHORytAN^STREET?, AuCKXABT). V". jjg HE;: TJ NDE B9 I G^l^ - ■.■;■■; ' ■' ■-'■'■■' ■■■ --' <&# ." .; (HAVE. CMSr.: S A lE--- ;- '• " ..?«,' ---pniiT—Snpeiior OH R."l. in wood and bottle or:) ~" SiiEßßV—Snperior-qnalities and.brands.ibottlediujd , in bntts, hhd/!, qr cssks, and nctayeii ,;. r '" BBAKDY—HenntHsyV arid Martell's, la wood »nd * ': W.T. EHM—3O 0.p., 5n hhds and qr.-casis< ■■ ' -jtij )_- WHJSKV - DnnviUe'a. G'-eenJess and , Oolyflltfj ( r." •/: Jameson's Jslay,. ..in, bulk, atd,Diinyille'a and BtewartVfh cases " OLD TOM— Browning's in bulk ; Board's, Bo.oth's. Ba.rw.tt s, and TternaTd's, in «» SCHNABPa—Adolphe, Wolfe and Co.'s, o,nart3 »nd..'..' GENEVA—Anchor,NectardePrinces, aridExMMtloir ■ i OINGKW WIVE, in qr-oafcks ' , ' \'.' C'-ABiilTr-MKlon. Ohfttero, Margeanf, ft Jjjlien,*c, :' MAKAROHT"?J'i—Foyeau. riiTagoa, and Sars?parUU s Bl.TTi'RS—Seiner's, Angostura, Orange, and Pointer:/.*; i -:- anKen ; . . ; •: .-tr■: jj- ■ ■ i CKAMPAOKE-Cliqtjot'i!. PerHir;. Jouet's Moef ■i Collin'sMopelle'.qnaYls arid puts, " t Lindeman's Cawarra ffo?k and Clateti lst'gVowth • i| AMEEIOATTLTGttT WINE (Mtusoatelliir r;j:\*:sMß ; BOTTLED AXE—Bass's Beyentiali,,, Tenn^g^-jH^H ; BOTTLED STOUT— Machen's, Byasi'a, BlopdV arid" !<i ' ■ Gninncfss^s ■■'■' "■ ■r: • >"J.'.•::,i LTIVI« iICiOE CORDTAti,pints andqnartg , - ~,,.., GEOCBBIE*, compxislng Brtmont, stearine, om>- ,' kerit. Fields and' Parafln Oa»dlfa. Crujhfd T onf Sn^ar, Kennelts, Saltpetre, Blacking, Btao,' - ■ Sordines. *c - TKAH and BUGAES . , ~ - : 'yr^-W KUNTHOPS ..;, ....... -;-.. 1; .•.■;,.?? vitVEGAE— Chsm'oibn'kNo 24, Jn bnTk and ctw ' CIGARS—No 2 H.S.,' in?6oo boxes, La C»oba», AS- bMirie, Aqui'a de Oro, ardiAlaozftCftrecW;!.> ,i-&*fe; TOBACCO— Eflgland Twist. Hemlrich jandson, Bdle ..,■'.■ -..,> Brwdon", Cliildrey, Pr&Srie Plbwer.Bfcicle,"ficC "■■" , PAIKT3—C»rsoh"B \Antieorroston,;;'*na': red !sb!6«' »?p cdlorl penuine prortnd, and Noa 1 and 2, 'WWtoS' ■ '■ Lead, Bed Lead, White Zinc, Slid; BrtmsKkif,,^ \i . • Green, and Yellow Paints. Patent Briers i., lt V/ OILS—TBaw and Boiled Linseed and Colza, indrmni, -yr Dcwrier's Kersosene. NOBLTS and. HP ABE'S ;TABT?ISHB a— i I.^ -ssa^^WG Oak VarniiJi in cases nontainins 16 7.-gMlon tjni >.. COBDAGE—Eurnr>e, Kanilla, and Bolt Eopo, Sp'nn-1. ' y*rn, andHanabrolinfe" - ' ■ • ' ■ ' All Loner Flax, Canvas, Woolpack*, Scrim, s (( Muntz Metal, 16 to 220z • ■ , ■ ...->>n*!f.U Composition Nails for ditto •■■.,. Hoop Tron. Jin, 18 W.Gi ". ' ~":." ' Best Ca;-t Steel, Hematite Tron-; BROWN, CAMPBELL & CO. ' eB W T LEKUy'S . OJiQ*'ESB-' : cLEAirm" iiiTaJKB/KETAiiun), w^Sffi rjxassw *t ■'■■■ ■■■■■' .■ ;.'■ ■~';:'; ■ , . HAS WOOD'S, SJMKia, W, Hobson-etree*, nefir fee apycrnpw-Bawn* ; .', '■' ■ Gcr,(;ia?r.6r.'* Okifeea I)7Wi! ) J> : .: !: ;-,i:V[:ilij^ ONBH VH GA AND AJSCSJiM'M '■■ \ : EOY 4L MAIL COACHES. THE EOTAL M TL COACHES -TIME TABEI. Leave Cnehnnga- ") a.ro., 2 p.m. Leave Anck land—*l2 noon. sp. m. s JSight Coaches on.S*t»ra«jjrfc|*^ i 6.30 p. m , 11.SO p.m." - .. ■ i !"; ■." ■.^'.^■wiUt; Booting OSce :-Lendrum's Stables, 1»« M««rsTi Qneen-Btreet, AncMaud. , ■:-, W^ WHITE. pRQPItTETOTI. ( 'f.-.^r*' -A' it AN t G^:jff" l(^. £, ;#;, ij " DIBPENSAKY. ';^.l p. p. .mast 1^6•»;■ '■ PHEMIST' A"IT D DBITQCI? %. jyi (Late of Thames;* and -*-late; JDrßpeßßte•» B» Majesty's Infirmary at 'Cap? .of i,»fl Africa, Kavjng been presented .with a Siiver Medal in 1S68), ~, ,, •<j Bega to inform his friends and! the public M geoMU, that he has commenced bnsdneasln-tho • -' ■ K.4JIANGAHAPBfKpAD.!,T .TB3TW > Opposite Mr KaiKan'sßesidence. ' - 1 Prescripfeons* 'and' haaOf' 1 B*Wp*« a 1 CitefDCiy prepared from the Pnrest Drugtr Patent and HomossppatiiiCAMedtdnest, ftitvnm>'.i\ir , p'.P.'m. wishes to draw. particular attention to • snffsrer? of Toothache that he has diioovOTd,* i rested^ for the. seviefest Toothache, and will ■.« guarantee it to be a snro cure. only, iribottleals6dand2sed- \.~_ , .^O'-J TO PARENTS AND, GUARDIANS., 1 £\'? Try P.F.Ms iWonn Powder's, which «re &*** , r ,V yet brought before' the public, , i Sold at f^llia; ; each at hia Dispensary. ...... : ;. i:-j ;:v-:^-iv r.iX ITCH, .MApBJUPOX. AND )AL|.!;Sljaf i« DISEASES JpS^ll7 Ftn!fGOI»; v OB „PABASIIIO, M CHAKOTER; cared by j- , « X- TMTE'S EPIDERMIC LOTIOIj,- . I-. , Prepared and sold on^r »t *h*i^.'l v. '-l| NEWMAEKST APOTHECABIES 'MALh, {■ ','. ■ t . ':v: luß(»ttl«>;2af»ch.-, f :;i'i:t,n,r's,-.^:.'-.; •- : JAMES TAITE, ■ ' '' 1 FHAEMACIST, L.P.S., GBIATBEITAIN. OBWIKO MACHINES ■ Those in want of- a^SF^*jS^jSfflSSs' , ahooW BUY TAYLOB'S PATBNI KfP|»*"f. _• hand or treadlfl:, : -,:;_■,;-,_£ f /- : vA h!-' ' ■ r-'■•■■''''■'*!'"'.' i;:^ !'' :/' J-A"6ENT,j...",_ ,J ; -'i>' J ' --.•.■- Ti ' PEA'CjpOK^ _~.,y, ;'-v« .'... -. .. tj >; OPTiCIAN,' •', \ ~itUrf S HOB TIiAN P B ■ Ha» 'ori hand a Large Stock of rtoßg6,:imw« - -.^ M ' Spring Cart Collars, P.lough flMW^fifif.^^ -Leading-Barness, Spring Cwt Harness^ Cffru^. v*u* i and Buggy 'Harness. i''iv.' ''•"*" i Wisemari'i Celebrated Pack Saddle^ ■■x-., A j ßl fa «-.. = ) ' Auckland, Sydney. Melbourne, .an^jggaffiLr'- ' Ladies' and Gent's Saddles of »aripu> descripWOf* • Bridles in great variety.- ,^w>-' j'" Stable Requisites': eyery kind. -..- - ■ , 'ffi • IJPH6LSTERY,:* UFD*Bli*i:J^? J!?vK^ - (Kextto Que'i-street Corner)., ~.,,. :^ Keßidenco and «h ofKtt and G»r, ~. • ■"■■: ; _ ; ., : it . street*-,:;'■ ».-,,.: ;; "" 1;^;, / i:i-< ■ ■ ' ■ : TOP OF HOBaON^TR^^-^