Printed and pabuSe^^P^^KSj ■ I MoCttllagh Reed, of St. orgt.il&^T U Brett, of Parnell. at theiir General^ A^" B | Offlco, Wyndham-street, in the vw | New Zosland:— „ 18 « 1 " Monday, Ootobbb ». »'• 1

BBp^^Bßßß^Bß^HßßW^^^^^^^^^^^^^^B^^gS^T*^; :



OCCIDENT -ourntsoup, s*l a-1 OC T O BS* i 2\o r- ---.t; second horse. 25 per cent, : thud k.-10 po« ■ nt; and 15 per cent to be divided l . "T ; " " forth-irohanoes J :ll^rI.V-.-,v-;,e <C"at the Occidental Hotel by 1 Proprietor, j THAMES HOTEL AUCKLAND, I C IOT.Ki-3 Op^VWSS-SFSXKV AND THE WHiBT. I . ao»u»m ..! I. R. GRATTEN. (Successor to J. Copland). I ,i,m ,-,"-•:■..• in the business part of tne town i "iV £'i XVbour and Id close proximity to the, Spißg^.r-Xay. It contains a fine range of ■/. ;' .->l..'. v h every convenience. I ■r ' OBDI ABY daSyfrom on« to two is un suallort ■■ac Colony for its selection of the i-sifielie-rlesof the season, as the patronage of lidjei menshmta and business men of the 'a-iho^'IvtJTATTBATTT, on the pround floor, C^S^ S^OF^S^nd^Finest iriiL of SPIRITS and CIGARS aw alone 'iSffe a< id Colonial ALES and STOUT on draught I •: in bottio —— I pit I rCB A^TirniT HOTEL,! HOBSfi " AND WELLESLEY-STBEETS. 3 , |O m A M, ' P E O P B I B T O B, j C£ ite Steward Northern Club). TMb Eotel having nnder?one a thototigh repaid ;h« ?rtoi can with confidence offer to Boarders v-< 2 visiiot ACCOMMOD ATION, 3c-mbhied th good attendance and a comfortable home, TO ANY IK NEW ZEALAND. WINES AND SPIRITS. In '■■ ■■ artment H O's long experience and knowkdese vUlbe a sufficient guarantee to seenws to h.13 Manfia and the public generally the best brands. TO LOVER" OF THE CUE. A ThiErci'-i.e-THlHard Table, made to order, will arrive in a :>w weeks from the firm of Alcoclt and Co. AiJeS and STOUT*, English and Colonial, always on hand jRy strfat tention to business H. OBAM desires to iriirfa f vir b! re of public patronaee. *Kr E W T O X HOT EX. SUITER * CO.'S CELEBRATED SPARKLING ALES On Draught and in Bottle. i^iaSS. WINES, AND^ SPXBTT OP THE TEET BEST i any quantity, at usual prices. ' H. JOU NIN G, PROPKIETOR. rf^QV J-ISTS to Votomabana will fine -* f,< '. ■•.ecommedation at the Wairoa Hotel, Lak< Ta?K.wii(-.r:.-, i: —Beds, Is 6d ; MeaLs, 2s. APOEO TE WHABEKANIWHA,. i Proprietor. TVJ fry ZEALAND HOT SPRINGS ; X % AND MEDICINAL BATHS. TVE OHIJs'EMUTU HOTEL, OHINKMUTU, ! I a'A :,<"'■ Wilson, Peopbietob. i Coac'oes l-;;ive" Tauranga every Tuesday and Frlda; laorning, returning the same day. FAT'? .... .. .. £1 EACH WAY. Forage provided for Horses. j Ip W. ZEALAND HOUSE 66, QUEBN-BTBEET, AUCKLAND. ] f,BAT T B A 1 '~ Is now shewing his First Shipments of SPKING AND SUMMER GOODS, S Whic': baye been carefully selected by his own bnyi aid which will be found particularly QHOIOto' AND OF THE NEWEST STYLES. IN THE DRESS D E PA R T M E N ' There Is a Splendid Assortment of New Goods, including DIAGONALS, POPLINS, LUSTRES, MOHAIR! BALERNOS, MELANGES, BEIGES, KANOOON TUSSORE, BEIGES, &c, &c, & FJii3NCH AND ORGANDIE MUSLINS, JiCOS'ETS, LINEN FOULARDS, FOULAR ROBES, PBIAIN AND PRINTED BATISTES, PRINTS in Great Variety. PLalW'-!OLOUBED FOULARD SILKS, warrante to wash and very durable. THE silt: and mantle departmen1 Contains First-class Stock of EijAOK AND COLOURED SILKS | Froro i 1: best English and Foreign makers, which ai ; splendid valae. I TOiOCADED SILKS, BROCHE SILKS, "WASHING SILKS, BLACK, WHITE, AND COLOURED DRESS SVTENS, I BLAOK WHITE, AND COLOURED TRIMMIN( [ BLACK, WHITE, AND COLOURED TRIMMIN( iSILKS, IRISH POPLINS, MOIRE ANTIQUES. All the Novelties in ■ 3fl.k, Laae,'Grenadine.and French Cashmere Mantle; Jackets, and Capes, Bummer Costumes, Summer Skirts, ■ v 'dnolinva, Dress Improvers, Crinolettes, &c, &c, &{ THE FANCY DEPARTMENT Is replete with all the .OiOICEST NOVELTIES OF THE SEASON, i xteal Honiton'and Real Maltese Collars/md Ruffle Sets Real Crochet Collars, Fancy Book and Linen Sets, Fancy Linen and Guipure Collars, Fancy Belts, Fancy Scaifs, Fancy Bows, Fancy Sashes, Ruffle* of all descriptions, ; ■ Linen Cvffs, Lace Sleeves, Chemisettes, Book Lappets, Real Maltese Lace, Black Bugle Vac Lace, Mantle Ornaments, Bugle Fringes, Giraps, and Trimmings, Coloured Vac Laces, Ribbon Velvets. Crape Trimmings, Lace and Crape Falls, Black and? Colored Dress Buttons of every description EIBBONS ! EIBBONS 1 RIBBONS.! Moire, Cord Edge, and Terry Cord Sash RIBBONS ! PAEACHUTES AND UMBRELLAS In Plain and Shot-twilled Silks and Colored Lawn. LADIES' FANCY BAGS. W. R A~T~T RAY, NEW ZEALAND HOUSE, 66, QUEEN-STREET, AUCKLANI



'&. '■ '' ' " £11& ■--■ &&&&& mh% ati-one ti&i'.im he hart coiv:- to ttve , -/•> «nd fcuabuii- What hau ,fur* aone , ~ ' last session V-notMag more thffli I - isSj in a» eAtication tax ana rnj;I'•■■;>■■■■;' ] oT sooner the provinces ai« aV^^wd j PS:<S Wheu Major .J«otawn ?jejt (; i E? like u^^elf,—lie »].o <v -,•"'■ rt b" harm. * But I find Maj .;ack==oiy3 j fetter man than I baS pu- ,■ _y^- . * *** Swe: .-rcat pleasure in morinj: tlv; ;^f: wu;Jr<^ e us action > the wejes :>u .. egokl . j riiis nieetmg favcy -■;::,_■; % ; ., 1( . TO . r . [nor dens o. loom-lot . .1. j.^t S^Wbht? :e,ondo« the eolation, I iB-iiitsli was came.-' uiiJimmonßiy. , Imc ' i 1 ■ - ■-..'■ i-i-■ OYrtO'.on, it THIS coui i petent for mm j. ■; ;; jf •■■ - r he }j ol tbe subject <■;•./;; r ; ou . vhiM | f 1 :"^:-- then given W Major-[ DINKEP.TO StAJOR.VI XSON. !,' Shortly,ftp- rJW. fS everS : : v.k' :" '^ W^ikato. J >pv [~,-ji . ; ... ~v .;.,,'!:■:- i.kvoratcil with } '■ '-•■!. ','■;•• ii •; hpcii re- >' "So'Cu^iir-ivN (,V; Cox, Tfl-opose«l | • The Koalt'ii ■ the Queoa and Royal , Tv,mlv.!; ■ " . . I - . Cajjkin jA>iffii ;I.,SCIMaK v ; the vios-oha\r, Lhe.i pronr -d ms '— -• | j jencM si.3 Gov';mo?',;' . . . i v <.n,. ■:.-«---.-.■.■•_ bhe:: proposot- ■- '..«:■• | CVsaeval Asseably." fi.» Ba_ul at .otifc J-* n-'' i , liad the Ivjugv ot bslng a -n^aib' ■? 1 '■-■-' '~-{\ > K^; thougfc'i; tho present GoYe^prj'-^ 1 v-onla j comwroi.faYOtita.l»iy vvitli anyr^..-v .edsla- | '.tiyebody in the.Australian 0016r.>..- Most j 1 a): r-iivi member.'i ■were men of eduea'.-.•■;, and, j £ ;■;*)(>■■ •:' Ojlij "v/ere. indeisendont in wL^ir actions, j ■Ivi.ajor Jackbon- rr;hirr ; ed tbank.^ ITo uiiu | ' 3.te also believed them to bo indftpevnieiit | *mcD, with bi.s few e;i.eaydoii£ F|« boiit-veo | that any question yarn ng bef< n tho iionse j receive'! a rai)1 ami ini.parL-inJ hc-iring. rie | unfortunately «-as one of tho r^titi^ni'Coia- ] mittee, whiv ntcn^UA aeveval hours dnnhg. , the day. as evo-jy uci.itionseufedo''.vn 'eceivca j fG:rcon3idei-aii..m " He '^aid the Government j would lather expend £100,000 en public .Vov-.cs and railways than £10 000 In ': jhting I fee n .iives, and he thought ti-c-.y *;w« 'i^'tc j ' right. Ho confsssod he felt proud in bein^a I I axSmljer i>{ Jw Houso, as ho found hiirsaeif^n j very good company. | The CHAi.ej'AK'said, before jroposbig the next toast, he would e.s'l; fcheiu f harge their j glasyes. Be "s;.- about to prop'>3o the toast | ' of the evening, that of 1£ Major .Jaeksou, the i representative oi the Waikato.'"' We said Major Jackbjrt iv-^ ai, honest, independentj t,ii<! latelli rent 'rvan, "and the eb;:tors iriiglit be Rdngratnlafed on posße3siag such.^iiian | .as their rep -'catativft. T;/i^kon good servant y< -n m us<t trust him, as a-rule, | the -more y ov, trast-a man tin I. -ter he wiJ I serve you. Lie was confident t! v Major h?.d | doitoh'io best to promote the iiiiicrest 01 tlie i district. He wished.hinn avery^ncces^r \ Tho toast ivas eathasitfstiuaUy reci»ivecl, j :tfie esmpuny singing i:Foi ho'n a jQJiy fjoo-j. S fdlow." " . . . • Major Jaoksok. la reiarim;^ ciianJia, r-aid s Ire Ccit; dfce|)ly gra-i ■■jfdl fcT the ! carty wsaunr-r | itf.whicih cHtv bad drnnl: his h\:;uih. and the j way in they hnd spoken ..id thought of him. So leas a-a he remaiaed a meinte | tjgfkc Hot!--- rf Kepresentati. h%, he ■would continue to :-' »rhat [-:' believed :> be correct. (Oheera, • . \ Mi- MA>ri>iTN-f. -:'i he had'l>eo;i advised j by his j.i'ic !i; never to take part i:s par>lio^ matter,-; w;h\. I^'.tvviih'-itaTidiijg tl»t■■ aJv-ee. -.J however, "hs mteu,,,,J jhi bids accaaon to 1 j)i-rjpOße S('..'he Press."' Hti phou^ht_thoy I oufflifc to If. tolersibly proud of having a j I ;Orjal Press. He believed tho edit-"- of tixu ] I p&jiex had- desire to advance the interests j !| Mr. Jo-nt- brieMy Tta^Hmded. He said j I Mr. Holloway -was iupre to speaking | I thanhimseli' He would simply thank them ■ U,. for <feinkinf bbc tcast. I" Mr. ■.Hglv.C'Y-av naii" it was grafiifying "to \ I lalio tb Qnd the toast o£ the Frer=.-; received !r tfith. conviviality. Hi: said t-He los.'sl Preas I Lad aiways endeavoured t<. do what vras I right, although it had made some mistalces. < I All men expand it v^as uapos | sible go conduct a newspapermfchputtreading^ I or; some person's toes. Thepaper-withwhiebhe I typ^ coimected had differed, from the political I action ol Major Jackson, but personally he I respected Major Jackson as much ■-; any • i jjersou in the Waikato. I " Mr. Brkit returned thanks 03) behali of I ' the Auckland Star and the other Auckland I] gaperß circtilated in the district. ■He had j Been COTitpliniented that day by several of || tlie settlery en the independent >stand the I Star had always taken in ail matters. Ab ]; tlie request of many of ill* settlers he was || no-vv viaitiu/j: the, various districts to make I arrangement? for starting a paper to repre- II Htat the M-Lole of the districts "m the Wai- I katO. TJp fco the present time that had not ft beet), done JSyerywhere lie i-?-i been he J Imd receive-i the greatest iencfmragemraii;, I he trnsted in a few weeks the tyai&ato I Meal -would be in the hands of every sotolar. » In answer to a question, Mr. BretS s;».id he I did not consider Ngariav/ata.-i had re cei.ve'l too imieh attention in the \Yai }:M/ Tiwi*,, but he waa of flic same I opinion as most of &xc settlers, that HamijF j ton. Camteidge, Alexandi"a, and Te Awa mntu, had been very mnch; neglcetod. Be had beey told-that trie aettlerii ftot more news of jiheir p-Rii difitrict from' the Herai,b, Gross; I v,ii."i Star.than from the local paper, !\£r. Hollo-way than proposed^ "Oui; Tiiiiprs.' r \e said visitors werr- aiv, .;y-^ ;^ei sctme, t« it was through them .thai the* re ioHrcos- ot the ''vv'aikcito'v.ymld be made feiiowxi I snth-jut its boundaries. Mr, i..AMn 5 a gentfeman just, oy«.r from j Australia^ thanked the ■ohmghny. '.He said | that although 3to 'was Si visitor, he was not a i fetrangei-in the colony. Some years agahe 5 -~ijj&*~ti~'"'t "'' aild, but oiivamstaiioes over ! '**^^ ■ " ;r. control compelled hi.ir bo I ?*J& _: ... .... l ..;■., did so with regrot. '^ rhea T^st'iii >: :<s:- Zealand he had ihe good i'orfama ' to niaet misny of the pioneers of the golca^s He p.-isst.l t;lirongli Wellington, l^cibon, and Canterbury. He was then much impressed ■with the idea that a great future was in store for New Zealand, and he returned now after 17 years absence to witness with plea sure the great progress that had been made. He had faith in the policy of the Government, and saw nothing to fear in the debt. He might tell them that he never made any money until he got into j debt. 'To contract a debt means you have confidence in yourselves and equal confidence I in those who lend. He saw, by looking at ; the statistics, that since his List visit the j population had increased fivefold. He had ! noticed signs .of improvement everywhere, i j and he believed the policy now being carried out with regard to railways, &c, would re turn immense interest. (Cheers.) Mr. I Lamb concluded by wishing "prosperity to theWalkato," which was heartily responded I TO. • * I Mr. A. Eat returned thanks. ; .^The Chairman's health having been drunk Ji \'* ltK thre« times three, the proceedings [terminated, and tlig settlers returned to their (homes,. . ji -I_. ■.. .■; ...-...■'■•-..;■ ... - . . •: ,



Miscellaneous. * c tTOESES, OATTLB, A*n> SHEEP. The undersigned begs to draw the attention of all )Wi.ers of any^of the above to his SECOND CONSIGNMENT, Per Jubilee, ol ELLIMAN'S CELEBRATED ROYAL EMBROCATION, k\ certain cure for Sprains, Sore Backs, or Shoulders Mints. Lameness, Swellings. Bruises, and Sores ana bounds of every kind. ' Testimonials may fee seen on application from ffassrp Chaplin and Home, and Messrs f'arver and "•0./ the large London carriers, and .all^tte leading * owners in .England. SJo Lra Aas htJ _ S. JONES, W. - A5 -D IMPORT E.E iDDLSh TSKN« STREET. I)l>lFi' iSiTjt ""H™*™* ■— X eaoh Double flax Mattresses, from 15s, « Single Flax Mattresses, from 7s m Is 9d Sliip's Cushions, p*r square foot, m>. including A-Jwlts' Funetal furnished for i», Hearse, Crave and attendance Bepaired Chairs and Couches Re-stufle* an& ./ Mattresses Re-made. Note the address :-- » -ft -re* HENRY P. H A V W A X 3>f k UPPPR QtTEEN-STBEET. (Adjoining Lamb's Fibkwood Yard;' Established 18G0. W CHEAP BEDDING, | S TILL AT I WYNDHAM STEJEBT, (Next to Queen-street Corner). Residence «d ShoJpTSer of Pitt and Grey SHORTLAND STREET, NkABIA' OiTOSITS THB POST-OWIO*. SPBING-STTTPTED SUITES, £12, £13, £18, £25, £&i (warranted). W ' M 0 0 TJ L S X X JUNEKAL UNDERTAKER, TOP OF HOB3ON-STBEET. T M. MoLACHLAK, 218, QUEEN-STREET. 3-4 Floor-Cloth, 2s Cd per yard > lyd. J/luor-Clcth, 3s ad per yard ) I J. M. McLACHLAN. 8-4 Floor-Cloth, 2s Cd per yard \ lyd. Floor-Cloth, 3a 3d per yard ( J. M. McLACHLAN. 8-4 Floor-Cloth, 2s Cd per yard ) lyd. Floor-Cloth, 3s 3d per yardJ , J. M. McLACHLAN. THE CHEAPEST IN AUCKLAND. y OPPOSITE WEL LESLEY-STREET ■ 0 *'' :e gTORA&B! BTOEAGE a AUCKLAND AND NOBTH SHOEE BTEAI FEKBY COMPANY (LIMITED). The Company having leased Shed D/on Ferry T Queen-street "Wharf, are prepared to BECEIVI • GOODS at Lowest Current Bates. Application to bi '» made either at the Ticket Office on the wharf, or a the office of tbe Company, No 8. Vailes' Buildings. Every care will be taken of Produce, &c, sent ii • from the country to the Company's care, and in surance effected on same if required, H, W. HEATH, Manager. Auckland, August 20,1874. 1, Sewing: m TA-YLOR'S PATENT LOCKSTITCH SEWING MACHINES Have obtained the HIGHEST PEIZB given at Vienna Exhibition, and are SIMPLE TO LEARN ! BASY TO WORK ! „ QtTIET IN ACTION! I NOT LIABLE ,TO GUST OUT fOP ORDER J AND AT A REASONABLE PRICE 1 • —__ T. PEACOCK, AGENT, BHIOBTLAND STREET, * «sr Opposite the New Post Oman. mWH



,' , , bki . r~~rrr~-i —r*** —■ — ■ ! Jt A N D SHOW OF SPRING AND SUMMER DRESS GOODS AND GKENEBAL DBAPEEX XT A. LINABURY & CO.'S THIS DAY. jfggrFmai Pabticttlabs m 'Fvtjtb, Ad^biisement. * ■



E. POB TE B CO.. QTJEEN-STREET, AtfCKLASB. W ■~ .. «« mttTTADES" and "COUNTESS OF.KINTORE," B. P. & CO. having just landed, eX a and PFNEEAL BUILDEKS' AND FURNISHING IKON GENE MONGEBY, GAS FITTINGS, ETC. ** particularly to draw the attention of tb e public been carefully selected from the best mak er 3 a»J *^ ff^; ?__ first-claas quality, and will be offered at the j O west paying pn.es . Venetian Bronze Gasaliers, 2 to 5 light Parian and Bronze Gasaliers, 3 to 5 light Lacquered and Bronzed Gasaliers, 2.t0 5 light Crystal Glass Gasaliers, 3 to 5 light Patent Hall Lights Coal Vases, in great variety Patent Mangles and Wringing Machines Bronzed Umbrella and Hat and Umbrella Stands and Tables Jas Dixon & Sous' Electroplate and Nickel Silver Goods Lockwood's Table and Pocket Cutlery I; . Perry & Sons' Coal Vases, Tea Trays, Baths, Lanterns. &c. Crowden & Garrod's Brushware of all kinds Door Mats, Scrapers, Iron and Wood Tubs, &c. Leamington Eanges, Smith and Wellstood s btovea Kerosene. Miscellaneous- ._ " r « -xr m^v mSFTcTOBXAND VENETIAN T & J, DIOKEY, X BLmD MANUFACTORY. 230. QUEEN-STREET, IffliibsFSi t^^^^^B WmWfSm Ewbank's Nails and Flooring Erada K^S^^^^S Mlfe^^S^^S French Wire Nails, |ln to 4ln Am.ri».F tote Mn ß mi..|loi.2!U. B;1 M, B HOKJO^OTBT^ B »«, MM*. »d T H tog « v JSI?¥A B,^ Ask Pullles, Bash Fasteners Shortland-stkeet, Aucklaitd. |^-^ SAWS, CHISELS, AUGERS, PLANES %£& " raßfcß^^^^P Saw.. Ohlßels, Auger*. Planes TvJ^^^^^^A Bquare», Bevels, Spokeshaves, Turnscraws B^^^^^JL^^^^ B'^^^^^^! American Bits, Hammers, and Hatchets Axes, Tomahawks, Shingle Hammers A- & H- COOKE CA.BDTET-MAK.EjSS, TJPHOLSTIRBRS, &o^*» Adjusting Levels, Metallic-Tapes 148, QUEEN-STREET, RODGER'S IVORY HANDLED TABLE Have on m<i A L AEGE and VAKIED STOCK of KNIVES, ETC. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, Lockwood's Pocket and Gum Knives __. , Including— Table Knivea and rorka, Carvers, and Steels . . Dining-room Suites, from £12 Nickel Silver Spoons and ForksJ Drawing-room Suites, from £12 12s Walnut Drawing-room Suites Brittania Metal Teapots Bed-room Furniture, Commodes Mu?ic Stools, What-nots *!..„„„ #iL... n ,i T»n«o iriiifn "RnaniN Mattresses, and PailiAsses Trays, Charcoal, Irons, Knife Boards Feather Beds, Bolsters, and PillowsJ ,_,.., Iron Bedsteads, and Cots Boilers, Saucepans, and KetUes Office and Hall jp^nittire Matting and Floorcloths Buckets, Frying Pans, and Camp Ovens Cane-seated Chata in variety Bassinets, and Perambulators MOk Pans, Tin Basins, and Dishes Folding and Booking ChairsJ Marble top Washstands Broom.. Shoe, and Scrubbing Brushes. SLtGuSS.fIS'S^ Country Orders Carefully Packed. DOWNER'S KBEOSINE. jg ADJDLERT. ROWATT'S ANUCAPNIC LAMPS, J. WISEMAN Has on hand a Large Stock of Plough, Dray, and WITH Spring Cart Collars, Plough Harness, Shaft and Leading Harness, Spring Cam Harness, Carriage, Gig, and Buggy Harness. GLOBE COMPLETE. Wiseman's Celebrated Pack Saddles. Auckland, Sydney, Melbourne, and English-made From Five Shillings. La Brid 3i4 nin Je"tVSety 63 of Tarious descri Ptiona- Stable Requisites of every kind. FIVE PER CENT. DISCOUNT Allowed to Cash Purchasers on all Goods amountln . ■—-^ -~.■,- . t.-—. „ , _,__,,.,, ~. _. , ____. Twenty Shillings and upwards. A UCKLAND SAVINGS BANK * . ' = ~ ■.= X_- . ESXABUSHED IN 1847. ■SSl^R^^S HIS EXCELLENCY THB GOVERNOR. BY SPECIAL" APPOINTMENT Vioe-pkesident : W. 0. WILSON, Esq. The BANK is OPEN for RECEIPTS an* HIS EXCELLENCY THE GOVERNOR. payments d THOMAS BARNETT Monday From 12 to 2 o'clock PURVEYOR Tuesday Queen-street, opposite the Anchor Hotel Siursday* 7 " ~« T —: Friday '.'. " " " " " By Appointmekt to »> ~ ' *S1 MoTotoc^ 011^ Only °n Batoday we^« ""HiS^^^^Jf^ 5 P^eTinS^orer" 5 reCelVBd ' *" wMch HIS EXCELLENCY SDEt JAMES FERGTJSSON R. CAMERON, , _ • Accountant. gEINBIOH KOHN — JEWELLER, O X S• A L E QTJX B _ BIBJET, IAUOKIIND, Begi to diaw the attention of the public to his _. Large a,nd Well-assorted Stock of BY THE UinißßSioinsD-- KNGLIBH, JPOREIGN. AND COLONIAL MANUFACTURED JEWELLERY, Specially selected, and of the Newest Styles and FIRST SHIPMENT ▲ largo portion of the above consist of Quarti and Greenstone Jewellery, Manufactured on the premises. 0F H. K. ipedally to draw the attention p the IuUWJI AND SUPEMORSTOCKOF GOLD AND COPELAND'S CELEBEATED SILVER WATCHES, OJMAT VAMKCT o/^LVEK AND PLATED DTOEDIN ALE. «„.. _ GOODS, WUetaareof tbft best knows manufacturei of be . borne markets. ______ «T Note the afldtewiTl J » W-B L L B R, SUN, BBLL & CO., ____^_ 'UPmcy-STREET. J^J ACHINEBT OIL. vulcanlane. ■Vmut. casks of the very.best, ex Wive ueen, from London. For Sale by ° SAMUELfCOCHRANE SON ,



ab aw oTTirrr; 1 DISPESSABY. *' *| - ■ P. F. MARTINSON I CHEMIST AKD DKUoL. 1 (Late of Thames, and late !]»»,.,.,' I Majesty's Infirmary at Cape of &r£ B« " I Africa, having bten pmentM »'' I ■.. a Silver Medal in ISSto " I Begs to inform his friends end tie paW ii 1/' 1 that he has commenced bmir^s" j^Mal, KAEANGABAPE BOAD ' 1 Opposite Mr Uegideoce. . I Physicians' Prescriptions sb q p ftm n- « | carefully prepared from the Purest Trues Be«6ipt| •'-■ Patent and HoraceopaiMc Medicines ~tw 1 &c, &c. .' re"umesy t ',::.,. P.F.M. wishes to draw psrt'culat &tfa» u sufferers of Toothache that he hu Ah, Hon to »' remedy for tha severed Toothach* T? 6" 3 .» ' guarantee it to be a ssre cure. Sold aUk-ni **il only, in bottles Is 6d and 2s 6d. ■ ""potsaiy ±,' TO PARENTS AND GtTA>IDIAW<J Try P.F.Ms Worm Powders, which are k , yet brought before the p-ablic. Sola aUi™l^"^ eachlat hia Dispensary. a at 8a "i 46d Ak|/% WANT 0» HOffßt /^y^ LONDON LOAN OFHOF %*£# NEST CIT<2 HAti,' MONEY Advanced on JeweHery, Bfemoafe su. \ Wearing Apparel, and eveiy description of ay' u:P secxuHy. "u*i**rv3 Tho strictest Secrecy observed la ever? W««. *u «?l Fire-proof Saf ? s on the premisesfMttiSSS: carifey of Valuables. rt*t *•;-■■; MOBBB MASE-fj, PBEBERYED PKE9H MULLET. MESSRS. EOBEET PEACE & SONg, • i OF KAIPAEA, Having BE - COMMF-NCiSD the preparafioa rf- F7il'S3 MULLET on the most approved prisd p i B are now in a position to supply ciders for ffl . uantifcy. Their brand ia packed in tins enntabieg each IB ■ NET WEIGHT. By their mede ofr/-er.sratioD,tEj-. i full fiavour of the 3?ifh is retained. It ia^aij^S than Salmon, and rsccessarily frsr-her, snrl kja^'^i ticularly reccrcmended to persons of %g±-' * digestion. , . Sold by all 'Grocers ?.ec! .StoiT;ksepers thrcmghcit ■' the Province. Wholesale Aoest : h. b. mortoh;- CUSTOM nOUSE-STESET.. FOR SAL'S (cheap), a Farm of 200 acres at Pukeiohe. Terms eas}. ! Apply to SAMUEL COCHEASE ASD 80JT, Fort-atred;ir ETNG-WOI-M, SCAIB^HEAD ■ ITCH, MAORI POX. AKD All SEW DISEASES OP A FUNGOID OE PASASIIIfI - CHASOTEK cured by a rew applications of TAITE'S EPIDERMIC LOTION, Prepared acd sold only at the" . NEWMABEET APOTHEGAKIES'-HAU,. | m Bottles 2s each. JAMES TAITE, PHAEMACIST, L.P.S., GBEAT BBITAIEf. /: Insurance. Q T A N I) A R- d: FIBS AND MABESTE'. INSURANCE COMPANY.; or NEW ZEALAND. | - Oapitai. .. .. ONE MILLIOBr STEBLIKd • Head OrncE—Pkikcess-stkezt, Dtjkkbih. Losses by Fire Insured against, on Stares, WsreiptWi Dwelling-houses, &o. t at current rates. The Company will also iake Eisks on Wool and»! binds of Merchandlso, on land orai sea, and eitha-' on vamed or open Policies, on the most f&Yoanwj -,■ terms. Particular Rttention is drawn to the fact tij t ty provisions in the Articles of Assedation InsnrerunD, participate in the Profits of the Compaßy. ; ; • GjSO. W. BIFN3Y, :.■..■ _ ::■■'■ Agent I TTI 0 T 0 RIA . . INSURANCE COMPANY. JIBE AITD MAEIBfE. FIEE EIBKS accepted at Lowest Current Eats of Premium. MARINE RISKS on Cargoes and Hulls of Yes& taken on favourable terms. WOOL Insured, with average on each bale, LOSSES promptly and liberally settled, either in Great Britain or in the Colonies. HENDERSON ft MACFAELANB, I A&ants, 25, Queen-sto^ - . EOYAL INSURANCE COMPANY. ; PISE DEPARTMEjUTi ; Sisks on all desc;ripticn of property ACCKPBTO »t heretofore, at Lowest Current Rates. . , A Equitable claims will ever be liberally dealt ww< . and paid promptly. LIFE DEPARTMENT. ;;.• . In consequence of the restricUondfeposecJ *J - .-'^ Colonial Legislature, this branch of tße W^ been withbeawn, except as regards eßsti^P 0^ ' GEO. WM. JONE A S' ent : Hobson's Buildings, Shoitland-etrefit July 10,1874. • ■ mHE NATIONAL. HBE AND MARINB INSURANCE COMPANY 0?P)^ ZEALAND, T^toFirtffli Grants Policies, covering tha risk o? ,? iOSf S »B(i Stores, Hotels, Dwellings, Farm Buildings, *u«*j # their contents, at as low rates as any Colons Foreign Offlco. f vnirsire.aW Hulls of Vessels insured for Time or Wool and otter Merchandise, si sea ri«» 5'w ; AticKLAin) Branch Offices : . 25, QUEEN-STB"BET ANDREW G,MILUB, njer rjIHE SOUTH BBITISH FIRE AND MARWS INSURANCE COMPANY NEW ZEALAND. OAPITM. ~ .. « •" *" trmciiMrraD liabiutx'. The large and steady increase °f. ttej!^lhe *f Company, as shewn by its reports. B»% e fssbW proof of the confidence of the public b» tion, and of its popularity among'lMJ"^ Js m It is conducted on sound P™ol^ \ 0W r i known for liberality nd promptness..»■.,.; i ment of claims. gt OPti ° Losses can be paid at any Agency lnsured- A-BOABDM^,