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Rfc N 8 A L - • E \_/ By the Undevsigned: Crushed Oats Barley wh«at, prime milling and fowla Muze lira a J'ollatd Barley Dust. i' GEO. W. BINNEY. rjpHE LATEST NOViLTIES HATS AND*BONNET.*., FEATHERS, FLOWERS,' kIBBOSS, MI LLINfilvY M AT]-: UIALS, Ju3t Opened, ex Mail and V/aitmgi, a*d to bo sold UNI'.f.iUJKDiS.NTLY CtI&AV, at R. W. DYSON'S, OPPOSITE THK CITY HAL I. TAUHANGA. A~i7b BK T H O 4'EL; WINE AND SPl^ir STORE, Q U E 11 H' ;;S T It E E T Auckland. I JAMES STEWART, raopniETOß. PRICE LIST. Bottled on the Premises. Per bat. ■.',.: S. d. Brandy—Eennessy'a Pale 4 0 Marteh's Pale-■'■'.. 4 v MorMlb's Da Jc 4 0 Small bottles from .. .. .. 1 « "Whisky-Gretnkcs and Colville'a .. .. 4 o Jatnieson's ..4 0 Duuviile's .. .. .. .. .. 3 G Small Jiottles from .. .. ... 1 (S Wine—Sherry, Cozen'a .. .. .. ' .. 3 0 Sheiiy, Amontillado .. .. .. '■> o Port, Hunt's .. S G Port, Hunt's three diamond A .. 5 0 Cawarra, Lindeman's Pints .. .. 1 0 Euin—Old Jamaica a 0 Half fconlea .. .. .. .. 1 U Imported iv Case and Uuaranteed Uenulno. Brandy—Hennessy's.. .. .'. '•'•','' •• & 8 Maiteh's' .. .. .. .. , .. o 0 Hints' .. .. & U fine Champagne Cognac .. i. 6 0 Flasks .. ... '.'- ~ls6d*3 0 Geneva— J.D.iCZ., large .. .. ... .. 4 0 J.D.KZ, small .. •' .. .. .-. 3 0 Schnapps—Wolfe's large .. .. .. .. 5 6 Wolfe's sms»ll .. .: ' .. .'. 2.0 Whisky—Dun wile's.. .. .... .. ,i 4 « Stewart's Kirkliston 3 C Old Tom— burjaett'sandliooih's.. .. .. 4 0 Ginger Wine—Bernard's ... t ..• •• .. 2J o Cliatnpagne-Clode and Baker's .. .. ..6 6 >. j-ints.. .. .... .. ~.. 3 B Clarets In variety from .. .. .. .. 'a 0 B.ITI.KD Alk and bTOur. Colonial Ale Quarts .. .. .. ; •• 010 Ale—Pints.. ...... ..0 6 Stout—Quart* .. .. .... 0 lo .-Stout—finis ... 0 0 Whitbread s-PiDts ;;. 0 a Ouinness' Dublin Stout .. .. ..:-; .. 0 o Byass'a London .. .. .. • • ... 1 3 Wl.Hbread's .. .. .. .... '..13 Jett'ery"aEdinburgh .••■,, •• l a A considerable reduction made on large quantities. AssoRTJSt) Cases made up to Obdkb. COLONIAL ALES AND STOUTS. Pints, 5s per dozen. PI IT BY 2HB GALLON JAR. ORDERS PROMPTLY DELI7BKBD, QREYHOUND HOTEL, coenee of qt7een and vigtoeta-strbets. Propbietoe : * MICHAEL CJpEGOiAjSr. In returning thanks 4o his numerous visitors MICHAEL COEOOJIAN bega to say .that very larjra additions have bten lately made to the Hotel, wh'ca will tend greatly to the convenience of those who favour Mra with tbsir patronage. , ~' .. rV, B^DEGOMS. Additions hava bean mad jto their number, and all .have been furnished in a superb manner, everything being new, and got up in the latest style." BATH?;- : Both Hot and Cold Bathi ate always ready, and every convenience will be found in them lor the comlort of Travellers. I ; • *■-,' ' ''■ ' COMMERCIAL BOOM. A commodious room has been opened, having its entrance from Victoria-atreet, for .the comfort of 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 of visitors. • . .' BILLIARD KOO3&. The Billiard Eoom is the best in the Province, and is fittedl with one of the beat Billiard Tables ever Constructed. MICHAEL CORCORAN hopes that the good nanse his house has. ever held, and 'he splendid accommoda tion afforded in it, will induce visitors to AucHand o give it their pa>ron»ge, .'. OiisZ ' s' :'/j§l7;,;;l c by the Undersigned, bow landing ex Merlin, rom New Plymouth .— ■ ; . > 500 bags Maize ;. '~" . 100 bags Sharps ■ ■■' '•.)■■■ l ' 2 tons Bacon. .'tl GEO. W. BINNEY. "VTEW PRINTS, -■ : ", ; NEW.MUSLINS,' ; . ; ;;: : ; NEW DKESS GOOD 3 , ..-., •■: ~. JJDST; EECEIV£P. [ Akp xo bb Sold Eemaiikably Cbeap at OPPOSITE THE CITY HALL. Pi HEI P BE B D ING. UPHOLSTERY AND UNDERTAKING. '' Double flax Mattresses/from 15s #*eh Single Flax Mattresses;, f roln 7s f|; Ship's Casbions, p«r squ^e foot, from Is 9a Adults' Funeral furnished for £6, Including : Hearse, Grave and' attendance. Chairs arid Couches; Ea-stufled and Repaired :;,:r> ,; j MattresiseßEe-made. Uuiuiss . , Note the address :— HEN EY; r^. H A' V W AED, {>; UEPFE QUEENrSTBEET, Adjoining Lamb's Fir»wood Yaep. ' : i.-yoEst»bliah/e'dlß6o.-: >



piTY CLOTHING MART /^OOMBES' \j Galatea Suits. •^OOMBES' Vy Puget Suits. /COOMBES' O Sac Suits. /^(OOxMBES' \J Youths' Suits. /^OOMBES' \J Boys' Suits. /^OOMBES' U pi COMBES' \J , ... Zouave Suits. /^OOMBES' U Silk Dust Coat OOOMBES' \J Silk Galatea. T^OOMBES' «W* S w a 9 t5 Black and Blue Wen 1, of England § o Kancy Texture PA.GET COAT and O ** VkST, to m*tch, in single aad W S double breast d. SO. would g call the spo. ial attention of M o gentleman to this lino as they £ 2 are very choice Goods. H » M 3 /^OOMBES' O 353 Saita- Y^IOOMBES' V^/ 45s Bannockburn Suits. /^OOMBES' O 27a Ccl Black Paget Coata. w 5 >ewToxture In PAGBT & MOKX § H ING CuATsJ, made equal to any o garment to order io New Zealand, § g Irom 30s to 50j. This is a special line O *• which ci.C. would' call tho a'.ten j 5 lion of gentlemen to. 'j hey are p V thoroughly shrunk, and are made g 5 ill a much superior stylo to any -3 5 thing get-orslly to. be prccared 5 ready mado. /^ COMBED Boys* and Youths' SoltJ, from 18* 01 Z^IOOMBES' Tweed Trousen and \cd, hor oughlr shrunk,* our owa make, fiom 22j (Ul /^tOOMBES' Galatea Jack really a splendid garment /~IOOMBES' v Boys" Cloth'ng, an Immense choice jT\OOMBES' Boys' Knicker SuiU are worth Inspection /^OOMBFS' Sydney Tweed at 2i ltd rer yard is worth looking at. A small lot of the lino i^OOMBES' Sydney Twe=>d at 3s lid is the be»t value to bo had in Auckland /^OOMBES" Stock of Gcelong Tweed Is the laigeat and moat vaiied in the market /^OOMBES Has the best assorted stock of Gentlemen's Hosiery in New Zea land /^IOOMBES Has the best selectod stock of Eoyi 1 and Youths' Hosiery, Sox, Uudtr shlrts, &c, in New Zealand /^OOMBES Has the most varied stock and the best value in Men*, Youths', and IJojs' Underclothing in Auckland. PIOOMBES' \J Silk Sox. i^OOMBES 1 O Shirts. p<OOMBES' \J Silk and Merino Undershirts. /^OOMBES' Ganzo Undershirts and Pants. COOMBES Offen to Tsilors an advantage they cannot get elsewhere, namely, short lengths of JCwoed at wholesale prices. /COOMBES' ~~" Stock of White Shirts is the best and largest in this city. COOMBES Would call the attention of Gentle men to the NewiZealand Flax4,hirt, " Fhormiam tenax," f made for all sizes. A beautiful article in gentlemen'a wear, in t"r«se qualities. SAMUEL COOMBES, CITY CLOTHING M ABT 92, QUEEN-STREET, ' ,S.''':','.' !axjckla.nd ■; . ;



■pvXTENSIVE' g ALE OP FURNITURE, CARPETS,, &c, &c. WINKS & HALL Intend SELLING OFF the whole of ihotr present Stock, la order to make room fa? Large SnipiU'nti daily expected per As.wye. (JjspatrioK, «ud Olenor*. ThJy hay« re-marked all the Gouda-at g.-ettly Reduced Prices ; and to ensure a Cash Sile a FURTHER REDUCTION OF 10 PER GENT "Will ba made Gn all Cash S.iltss. The Stock is Urge and well assorted, compriiing all the mos? Moierl Designs aud Materials for House Famishing. A Lirge Assortmeat of DRAWING-ROOM SUITES iw WALNUT, RO3EWOOD, MAHOGANY. &c, Covered in Damask, Reps, Arra«, and bilk Damask*. WALNUT CHEFFONIEaS. With Marble Top 3, Glass B.vcks and Doors ; 811 .VPJED, OVAL, AND LOO TABLES; WHATNOTS, CANTERBURY^, DAVENPORT 3 CARD, COKFEE. HEADING, A&D OCCASIONAL TABLE 3. DINING-ROOM SUITES, i r MAHOO AN V, OAK, AND BIMC; SIDEBOARDS; DINER-WAOGON i, BUTLERS' TRA.Y4: DININU-TABL33, With Patent Extending Scro.va ; OAK AND RTMTJ UA.hU TABLES A?D CHAIf.S. EKD3TEADS: Brass, Iron, Mohojwy. Eimu, and Kauri B.dateadi and Cols; MAHOGANY MARBLE TOP WASHSTAKDB AND PRESSISQ-TABLES ; TOILET SBRVICKSj GILT CHIMNEY GLA-SES ; CIIKVAIi AND TOILET 0 LASSES ; Wardrobes, Chests of Drawer*, Commcdej, X«*w«l Horseß, lsnglUh and a inf ncan Cane aeit and Wood Chairs ; A Large Stock of Brusssls, Tapestry, KiddermiusUr and Dutch CARPETS; FELTS, AND FELT SQUARES, AKD nEARTIIRUOS. FLOOR-CLOTHS, AH Widths, from 2ft Sin to ICffc Coir, Manilla, and China Mayings . Coir and Wool Mats and Djor Blips Damasks, Reps, Ptkln Cloths, Tapestry Hangln Silk Damask», Arras, and Brocatellei" Chintzes and Cretones : Lace, Net, Muslin, and Leno Curtaiaa Brass Cornices and Cornice-Pole* Fringes, Loops and Tasseli, and Bordering A great variety of Trimmings aud Ottoman Tassels, BILLIARD CLOIHS; BLANKETS AND QUIL'S, FEATHER BiDS. BOLSTERS, AND WLUWS ; Spring, Hair, Wool, Flock, and Flax M ATTRES3ES ; PERAMBULATORS. W. and H. hiving Lar*e Worksliopi.can make tip every description of Furniture on the ahorte-t notice. thiftpers and the Trade lupplled at Wholesale p4oei. 10 PER CENT. FOR CASH. SALE FOR ONE MONTH ONLY ! Agents for the '; ; , • GROVER AND BAKER SERVING MACHINES. Every Requisite In Silks. Cottoni, Needles, Olls.Ac, *~ *c. ; W INKS •* H A LL ; •■■ "Wholksale akd Retail CABINET-MAKERS and UPHOLSTERS, ■•'■'■ '-. AND ' .;,;.;';'; r;t ; CARPET WAREHOUSEMEN. ,; ' . : Shortland-strest. \ ,'



rpHE SOUTH BKITISH FLEB AND^MARINE INSUKANCE COMPANY^ OF NEW ZEALAND. CAPITAL .. .. £760,000, UHUMtTEn 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 hunted. A. BOARDMAN, Manager. •RELIABLE lOTEMNiTI Against Less by Fire secured to Policy -holders in the NATIONAL INSURANCE COMPANY or NEW ZEALAND, Representing ONE MILLION STEELING of Capital with Unlimited Liability of its Shareholders. LIBERAL TERMS, ANP PROMPT SETTLEMENT OF LOSSES Characteristic features of the Company. ATNDREW G. MILT. A It, Manager, Offices—2s, Queen-street gTAN D A R D INSURANCE COMPANY . FIRE AND MaKINE. Hxad Otfick— PaixcKSs-STaEKT, Dusbbin-. Capital .. .; ONE MILLION STERLING. > DIRECTORS: - ; James Anderson, Esq. George Young, "Esq. Janus Curie, Esq. L. Tlnneman, ia-i. David Baxter, Esq. G. F. Reid, Esq. Los:ss by FireTnsnred against, on Store, "Warehouses, Dwelliug-houses, &c, at currentrates. The Company will also take Risks on Wool and all kind* of Merchandise, on lind or at sea, and either on valued or open Policies, on the most favourable grins. Particular attention $s drawn to the fact th»t by provision! in the Articles of Association Insurer wilt participate in the Profit" of ths Company, GEO. W. BWNEY, Agant for the Province or Auckland. EOYAL INSURANCE COMPANY FIBE DEPARTMENT. Blaks on all description of property accepted a* heretofore, at Lowest Current Bates, i Js-quitabJe claims will over 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 cxistieg policies, GEO. WM. JUNES, Agent. Office : Hobson's Buildings, Shortland-stroet. July 10, 1874. ITIHE NATIONAL FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW ZEALAND, Grants Policies, covering the risk of Loss by Fire on Stores. Hotels, Dwellings, Farm Buildings, Mills, and their contents, at as low rates as any Colonial or Foreign Office. Hulls of Vessels insured for Time or Voyage, also Wool and other Merchandise, at sea risks, at lowest ■ ■ Auckland Bkanch OrrcoKß: "Sf* , 26, QUKEN-STRKET. L;. .:: .:■:.:.:■ ANDREW G. MILLAR, , A. O }.i f.j ; f i . Local Manage. * *Y7 I O TO R 1 A INBUBANCE COMPANY. ~, ',"'[/" .'' '"%'l BE A.N 3> ill AEI NB. ' : FIItK BISKS accepted at Lowest Cnnent R»te« of Premium. r. ' ' MARINE RISKS on Cargoes and Ha Vessels , .: aken on favourable terms. WOOL Insured, with average on each bale, LOSSES promptly and liberally settled, either In Great Britain or in the Colonies. ' HENDERSON & MACPARLANE, ■ .. " Agents, 25, Queen-street. AbSsdeen polished GRANITE MOUME3JTS. _ T ._ Fre« on board ship for any part of New Zealand H U Otl INSCItIPTIONS ACCURATE AND BKAtTTIFUL. Plans and Prices Free from JOHNL E G G E, , Sou lptor,. Abikdiin, Scotland BJJ V R E C XI T T'S FBENOH BLUE, .:.;■.. And] im that each ball is wrapped In paper bearing ..,;;, ',•; ,•; .• • : ; . .i then&meof . ' RECK ITT, -.'.?;.. ita splendid quality has caused a host of inferioi imitations; • ' Sold by all respectable Grocers and Storekeepers. .^.n/^EITE^UL—: OO MFOB T ING HP;P S'S COCOA. BREAKFAST. "By ft thorough knowledge of the natural aws Which govern the operation of digestion and nutri ; ' ,'■ tion, *nd by a careful application of the fine pro . perties of well-selected cocoa, Mr Epps has provided ■:'<>■■'■■• 'our- breakfast, tables with a delicately fl»veured . '. beverage which may save us many heavy doctors' / o "—Civil Service Gazette. • ! f VUxvrxcrvK* or Cocoa.*-" We will now give Ml account of the process adopted by Messrs James .; ■ jeppsand Co., manufacturers of dietetic articles, in ■ ' ' their works in the Euston-road, London."—See ■ rtlcle in Camlls Household Guide. ■ ■ . Mad* simply with boiling water or milk. a"■"'{'*" ' Sold enly in packets, labelled thus >- JAMES EPPS k CO., HOMOEOPATHIC CHEMIST 3, 48, THREADNEEDLE-STREET, AND ■;rr/.H';- /■ Y' : \ 170, Piccadilly j , Works Difttft Plaoe, Euston Road, London. .**u'.i. ;■:.:•■ J^ H O~P~K INS TROM : -I tJPPBB QUEEN-STBEZT ,>:;'.;;:! li'tu!:-:' ' .•.■■'-".;; ";' i TO HM.': ' [I i t)RUG DEPOT AND HOMCEPATHIC ■'I >••'> '■> PHARMACY, . .".','•. JuKcnoK Quki» and Ga»T-sra«ETs. M- ;A f!A' lljar. s a l 5 J;:::'; Vnde^ e»d dMoSS:FIo«r, in sackr, 100 and i 50-ib bsgi < Kakanui Flour, In sacks, 100 and 50-lb bajs 'i S X Atidarson's Flour, in tacks and 60-lb bags ,» K»y »d Barr s Flour, in 100 and 60-lb bags '"'■'"'■ HftSSeU's Flaur, in sacks v'" T Anderson and Co.'« Flour, in sacks J »nd T Meek's Flour, in sacks and 50-lb bags. I' i^; Qf ]';f (MX- .WrBlNJSfEy.j :. . -iT the PANTHEOtf you can geta



VTEW SUMMER DJRESS GOODS. "We have just opened a v.ry ch:ice lot of NEW SUMMER DRESS GOODS, Comprising— NEW PRINTED MUSLIMS, Itf GREAT VARIETY. GRENADINES. PLAIN BLACK, BLACK STRIPED, and COLOURED STRIPED GRENADINES. 1 WHITE SATIN, STRIPED MUSLINS, CHECK MUSLINS, Etc., Etc., Etc. The Above are NEW GOODS, just landed, and worthy of special attention. RUSHBROOK & BRIDGMAN, (LATE E. HOBBS.) W2OLIBAXI AND RETAIL DHAPX&S, CIOTHILRS JUNCTION DRAPERY WAREHOUSE, (Opposite the Army and Nary Hotel,) (JprEß QtJEEN - STEEBTj AUCKLAND. ■W-EW ZEALAND PEENS. HANDSOMKLY-BOUND BOOKS OP FERNS Collected and Mounted by T. CRANWELL, PARNfiLL. Extract fkom Letter rkcsivjcd by T. Cran wsll.—"The collection of ferns shewed me were correctly named and beautifully preserved."— J. D. Hooker, F.8.5.L.5.; lioyal Gardens, Kew, London •' The book is exactly the kind of thing to choose for a prisent."— Sew Zealand Hirald. " For a drawing-room table no more tasteful orna ment could be found."— Southern Cross. All Ferns mounted by T. Ckanweli, bear bis name and address. May be obtained of Olwmptaloup and Cooper, Upton and Co.. "Wayte, CianwelJ and Co : or of T. Cranwell, ParnelL s:vio \^ ;■ JM. L B N N O X • E3TATE AGENT, VALUATOR, ETO, [Established 1864. RESTS AND INTERESTS COLLECTED. MONEY INVESTED FOR CAPITALISTS. LOANS ON MORTGAGE EFFECTED ARBITRATIONS UNDERTAKEN. EXCELLENT FREEHOLD PROPERTIES FOR IMMEDIATE SALE. BYMONDS-STREE V— For Sale, a good family Residence In this choice locality. The residence Contain* eight rooms, and is built upon a freehold allotment 6S z 120.— Price, LCSO O^EtIUNOA—For ImmediaU Sale, the following choice properties in Onehunga. A comfortable d weiling-bouse with one acre of freehold at the corner of Church-street. Price. LIBO. Also large Building Allotment near the Beach, close to Glbbon'a Timber Wharf Price, L 4 per foot Also, four Allotments in the centre of Queen-street, neartho Scotch Church ; rent 33x90. Price, L 25 each. Also, three Allot ments near the Grange. Pries, L2O eich TO FARMERS—For Immediate Sale, a compact little Farm at Papatoitol. There ore 48 acres in the farm, 20 cf waich are laid down good g«ass. The whole farm is fenced, well watered throughout, and ha? a comfortable residence erected upon it. Price, L 350 FOR IMMEDIATE SALE— An unimproved Farm of 118 acres of really good land in the Bombay Settle ment.—Price. 30a per acre TO FARMERS AND OTHESS-For Immediate Sale—A Bargain—A choice Farm of 300 acres in the rising district of Te Rori, near Alexandra, "Waifcato. There are 260 acres of the Farm fenced, and 160 acrea subdivided and laid down in good grass. There is a comfortablo five-roomed residence upon the Farm ; also, a Stockyard, &c- Price, LI2CO WELLINGTON-STKEET — A good six-roomed House, with freehold allotment. Price. L 250 For Sale; a comfortable six-roomed House fn P.irnell The bouse stauds upon a freehold allot ment, CO x 100. and ha* a good well of water. The Allotment is all planted with fiutt and ornamental trees, and commands a beautiful view. Price, 1400 TO FARMERS AND INTENDING SETTLBR3- For Sale, one of the choicest Karras in the rising district of Waikato. This beautiful est*te contains 850 acrej of fine fertile Land. 650 acres of which aro fenced, and a large portion laid down in rich pasture. There is a comfortable family residence and all necessary ouibulldinga upon tha farm The property adjoins one of the, leading Wailuto town ships, and offess in consequence, innumerable advantages to a gentleman with a family. The proposed railway will psss within a few yards of the residence: the film is teallv goad land, well watered throughout, and affords an ■ excellent opportunity to a bona fide settler.-Pricj, L 6 10s PeFarm 'of 852 acres at the North Cape, good land with large water frontage and small island. Price, t con WILLIAM-STREET (CITY)-A really comfortable four-roomed House. In *ood repair, with excellent ! well of water,*nd freehold allotment. Prfcf. Ll7O UNIOIV.BTRB£.T—A fine allotment, 37x198, with freehold allotment 66 x 100, with all the buildings erected thereon.—Price, L 2 0 .■, PUKBKOHK—Karm of 170 acres, adjoining the late Farm of Mr Burtt. There is a small buildmg upon the Farm, and a beautiful stream running of 100 acres at Pateraagi, 3 miles from Alexandra, with small House and every convenience. Price, £4 10san acre. ATTnTMWTft V For FABMS, HOUSES, and f£ L 0J MEN'M I see J M. LiwHOS'fl onf Monthly List la Weekly Mtrald ' '■■ '■'■•''■ :



T> a B G A INS is SILKS, STAYS, ETC. Jtf. & 0. MILNE Havk Just Khceiv£d A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF V£KY RICH I FRENCH BROCHE SILKS, In all the now and fashionable shades, which they offer 10 the pubJic FOB, 5 3 Cd; USUAL PRICE, 7e 9J. Also, a CASE of FRENCH CORSETS. A DECIDED BARGAIN. A LARGE STOCK NEW AND CHOICE DBESS MATERIALS, Including— Plain and Figured Lustn s. Musluis, Grenadines. Prints B&iBB, BUck Silks Plain and Figured Coloured SilLa, Japanese silks. Tussore Silks, 4c, *c., 4c. THE MILLINERY AND MANTLE DEPARTMENT Will be found replete with &U the latest fashions. OUTFITTING OF ALL KINDS, Including— Bey's and Men's White Shirts Uoy'a »nd Men's Coloured Shirts Undershirts, Drawers Collars, Ties, Scarfs, &c , 4c. HOSIERY, HABERDASHERY, TWEED 3, SHIRTING 3. HOUSEHOLD LINEN 6of all kuids. M. & C. MILNS, CHEAPSIDE HO U.S E, 222 AND 224, QUEEN-STREET. T OOSGBAVE & CO to inform the inhabitants of Auckland that they have taken the Store at present in the occupation of MESSES. CRUIOKSHANK 4 CO. IK HIGH STREET, For the purpose of carrying on their WHOLESALE BUSINESS, But will bo unable to take possession until the Messrs. Ckuickshank & Co. REMOVE TO THEIR NEW PREMISES IN QUEEN-STfIEET , New in course of completion. MESSRS. COSGRAVE & CO. ' Are therefore compelled to offer THE WHOLE OF THEIR LARGE SUMMER SHIPMENTS OF DRAPERY & MEN'S CLOTHING AT PRICES HITHERTO UNHEiRD OF IS NEW ZEALAND tSF Tbe SALE commenced on SiTFRDAY, the 10th of October, and «ill continue unti they take possession of their Wholesale Warehouse, jar jtiTJCKLANI) SAVINGS' BA^K. e«aislished is 1847. Pivesidinx : . HIS EXCELLENCY THE GOVERNOR. 1 ! Vick-Pbksipknx : , ■" ~.,-, , W. C. WILSON, Esq. The BANK Ir OPEN for RECEIPTS and ~, .:- . , .. ; . ~ ~-, PAYMEJfTb / ' . ... Monday .... .. '•'.. From 12 to 2 o'clock Tuecdaf .. .. .. .. : „ „ Wednesday .... .. „ „ Thursday .. .. "■'> .. .. „ „ Friday .. .. ..; » .. ~»; And to wcelvG Konvf only on Saturday eTentnpi from 7 to 9 o'clock. ■■ Any sum from Is and upwards received, for which 5 per cent tat«reit la allowed. . , .: L , JR. CAMERON, : •','••■- ,'.,'' Accountant,