The Evening Star.

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Auckland, N.Z., MONDAY, MAKCH 1, 1875.

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"Tta, nVERLAND MAIL' A«^n^ ROUTE TO EUROPE VIA I <J§s|____n3»*HONOLULU, SAN FRANCISCO JggJlllgl^AND NEW YORK. ■The Australasian Steam Navigation Company under • Contract with the Governments of New Sauth Wales and New Zealand, for Conveyance of Her Majesty's Mails.] The Splendid Steamship Mikado, 3600 tons, F. Moore. Commander, is appointed t. leave for Honolulu and San Francisco on Friday March 19, at noon. For freight or passage and all particulars apply to H. M. JERVIS, Agent. I*^ A USTRALASIAN «W*^Ksv _£__ STEAM NAVIGATION aMW^-COMPANY'. FIRST-CLASS ■f£§_g__|_is_£r- STEAMERS. EOR SYDNEY, MELBOURNE, AND ALL QUEENSLAND PORTS ; ALSO, THE PALMER RIVER GOLDFIELDS. The splendid Steamship Cyphrenes, 2,500 tons, T. Wood, Commander, expected on or about 26th instant, and will saU as above six hours after arrival. Fox freight or passage, and all particulars, apply to H. M. JERVIS, Agent. i *k?_x M" AIL LINE ACROSS «_|_«s]_nK^ JJLL THE PACIFIC. TEE AUSTRALASIAN STEAM NAVI GATION COS TIME TABLE, BETWEEN AUSTRALIA, NEW ZEA LAND, AND CALIFORNIA. The vesstl3 of the Company leave Sydney, calling I at Auckland, New Zealand, and Honolulu, in the Sandwich Islands, every 28 days, and San Franciso, asunder:- Lkaves Auckland. Leaves San Fuak Cisco. City of Melbourne, Jan 22 Mikado .. .. Jan 2 Macgregor .. Feb 19 Cyphrenes .. Jan 30 Mikado .. .. Mar 19 City of Melbourne.Mrch 1 Cyphrenes .. Api 16 Macgregor .. Mrch 29 City of Melbourne, May 14 Mikado.. .. Aprl 26 Macgregor .. June 11 Cyph-.enes .. May 24 Mikado .. .. July 9 City of Melbourne, June2l N-B-—These sailings may be later if English maU has not arrived. A tiain leaves San Francisco for New York daily, with branch lines through the States ; and powerful steamers leave the latter city daily for England, thus affording a speedy and enjoyable trip to Europe. Intending passengers lrom Europe and America aie informed that the Company's local fleet trade from Sydney to all ports of the Australian colonies, by which means prompt connection is made with the above line. FREDK. 3. TROUTON, Manager. H. M. JERVIS, A gent; -l"kS_ "ftJEW ZEALAND «H*n£V JLSI STEAM SHIPPING COM VJj^l\|iV_fr» PANY (LIMITED.) For New Plymouth, Nelson, Picton, Wellington, Lyttelton, and Otago ; TRANSHIPPING AT NELSON, FOR WESTPORT, Greymouth, and Hokitika. T-16 s s WELLINGTON, Will leave Onehunga Wharf on WEDNESDAY next, the 3rd March, at 3 p.m. For freight or passage apply to W. F. WHBEi ER, Auckland. Or, A. B-RN-S, Onehunga. Offices—Hobson's Buildings, Shortland-street. ~T"^k TT ° R WANGANUI. St- Kilda, J F-Owerday, commander, from Onehunga wharf, oil TUESDAY NEXT. March 2, at 3 p m. For freight or passage apply to CO-IBKS & DALDY, Auckland ; Or A. BARNES, ' Onehunga. February 27,1875. «u-a. T7<OR FREIGHT OR JafSrJ^. _C C BARTER. j^^^|__r The Barque ksssbessssm Union, S6l tors register, Captain Sh.k_.ock, is open for Freight or Charter to any Colonial port. s STONE BROS , Agents. T7>OR LONDON DIRECT. j2__f_j___S^" To Follow thu City/ of The fine Iron Clipper Glenlora, 764 tons, having CO tons engaged, wUI meet witi] qnick despatch. ... Has splendid accommodation for passengers. For freight or P^agejppj* to & GKAHAMi Agents. aa. "pOR HOBART TOWN iiT. ViV Tii T c x J' nqueHelen 341 tons register, Captain Evans, will sail for the above port on TUESDAY next. For freight or passage apply to BROT -_ KES . Queen-street, February 25,1875. pLE 4RING OUT SALE OF IBONMONGEKY. JAS. SMART & CO., GENERAL IRONMONGERS, •Intend RETIRING FROM THE TRADE, and beg to offer to the public of Auckland their SPLENDID STOCK OF GENERAL AND FURNISHING IRONMONGERY, At Prices which shall effect an Immediate Clearance. The Stock of ELECTRO PLATED WARE W Is complete ia most Elegant Designs. A Large? ;ui _ient of B.M. Teapots, Dish Covers &c, and Magnificent Silber and Anucapnic Lamps, will be, sold at * YE R V L O W P R I C EB. Coal Vases Fenders, aud Fireirons, will be c'ilspo.ed of at HALF PRICE. i f' This ia fl r-re ouportuniiy for Carpenters aud Build ■ ": ' tern' «*? '.<?plfciue.ning their stock of pools' ana j, ■ ■ >. ' Hardware. gt oc _.' ,{• j-njmishing Ironmongery is ■JUE MOST COMPLETE IN THE CITY, ■;"' .Jjf- , Aid will be sold at T ENORMO -JS REDUCTIONS. J/SMAKT & CO., 220, QUEEN-S TRE ET, AUCKLAND. .



T? j "V AN S & ZA M BRA, -*-* PHOTOGRAPHERS, 19 6, Queen-street, Next Auckland Savings' Hank, Eeg to direct attention ti the fact that they make PORTR A IT-TAKING their gpr-cial study. Intending customsrs may often b. saved waiting by making appointments to sit. JJOOKS BOUND PAPER RULED, LEDGERS MANUFACTURED AND MACHINE NUMBERING, At WM. LEYS, (Next door above Evening Star. ) AB EBB BEN BOOT FACTORY, Durham-street. [ A Largo Stock of Men's, Women's and Children's Boots and Shoes always in ttock. Sole Manufac turers of the Seamless Watertight, specially adapted for the t hinemuri and Tunnies trade. BLACK & CO. piANOFOETE TUNING-. MR H. O. BROWN, Pianoforte and Harmonium Tuner, From Messrs Broadwood and Sons,, and Messr Alison and Sons, London.) Address:—Messrs Brown and Son's Music Warehouse. > TAMES BTJ rfirH~__"R, M CARTER, CO" tractor, &_. Goods Cleared and Delivered from Ships on the RHORTSST NO'IICE. BALLAST SUPP-LED. Newcastle and Bay of Island Coals. Also. Firewood, cut or uncut, at REASONABLE RATES. Wk EO E & G .14 A H A~M, NATIVE LAND AGENTS, SURVEYORS, <_c. No 6, Yaui's BtriLDiNOS, Queen-street, Auckland. PORTLAND CE MENT. 300 casks Portland Cement 5000 Fire Bricks, Fire Tiles Fire Clay and Plaster of Paris, KEANE & JENKINSON, Viotoria-street East. y iii 1 NO E M~A JS, J3A. TEACHER OF MUSIC, Waterloo Quadrant, Opposite 'Government House. VS/-A KNOCK BROTHERS, f T . SOAP & CANDLE MANUFACTURERS, Eiim nd, Ccx'a Crkfk. Office - Dmhain-street, Auckland. | " ~ v __ n b O B, *? c. Hobks and Land Agent, Rent and Debt Collector. St3chbury*x Buildings, Qneen street. f± h G B & B Aft ii_S, \M FRKEMAITS BAY SOAP "A CANLDB WORKS. Q__h Buyers of Tallow. ~ r A CARD ] QAMUBL WELLB KJt House, Land, and Commission Agent, Collector of Rents, Debts, Highway Rates, ftc. Loans arranged. Office: 129, Queen .treed (three doom below the Union Ban_.l T O H A I G 5 ?l « FORWARDING AGENT, Wholesale and Retail Co*l and Firewood Merchant, &c— On Sale, Newcastle and Wangarei Coal, Ti-tree Firewood (cut and uncut). Tanks, Chs.rcoal, Ballast, Hobart Town Palings. Sacks for sale. Fort-street, Auckland. T¥7 PHILLIPPS & SON, ¥ ? * OIL, COLOR, and GLASS MERCHANTS, Importers of Paperhangings, Scrim, Paint 3, Oils, Turpentine, Colors. Varnishes, French PoU-h, Gold Leaf, Artists' Colors and Brushes, Plate, Sheet, Crown, Ornamental, and Photographic Glass, Picture Frame and Tapestry Mouldings, Clock and Compass Glasses, Glazed as!- Doors, .*■*. Glass cut to ze ,and carefully packed. 12, Windham .tree*. . XW H. BKI-S'KHB ¥% • BUILDER, CARPENTER, and JOI??SR Vulcan Lane, AND FORT-STREKT. Shop Fronts, Office Fittings, and all branchei Of tbe building trade executed. TJONESI BONESI BONE 8! Bought in any Quantities FOR C* SH at the Free man's Bay Bone Mills, and at No 8, Lower Queen Btreet> by J. & J. SOPPET. THE Misses Teutenberg beg most respectfully to inform parents and tb« public generally that they are prepared to givt Lessons in German, Point Lace, Applique Guepun Embr, idery, Wool, and all kinds of Fancy Work Orders executed for Hair Work in Flowers, Chains Brooches. Bracelets, *c—Residence : Top of Grey street, 96, east side. CHARLES BLOMFIELD, HOUSE AND SIGN PAINTER, Is prepared to undertake every description of Plain and Ornamental Writing, Gildi_g, Graining, Marbling, Colouring, Jfainting, and Paperhangmg, &c, &c. Ponsonby Road, Newton. Oders may be left at the offices of F. G. Ewington. J. Carson, or Samuel Weils, Queen street. ________ WR. HA V W ABD't CHEAP BEDDING UPHOLSTERY, & FUNERAL FURNISHING WAREHOUSE WYNDHAM S.-E-T, ! (Next to Que* .-street Corner). Residence and Shop, Corner of Pitt and Grey streets. I _T jT sopfet, MILLKBS, Frbemaw's Bay Steam Mills, No 8, WKR Q ND BN STRB-ST, Whart Aug nd J\ BNT I 8 BY. MR- T. TR A JtT OR D, surgbon dentist, Wakbeield street. ArtlfleUl Teeth, from One to a FuU Set, in GoM or Vulcanite. r(LAR_B' BEOTHERB' \ J (LATE CROMBIE'S) ROYAL OT-' -ST PHOTOGRAPHIC lOpp -its Union Bank), QUEEN STREET, AUCKLAND. . First-class Pdrtralts r"ol_" C.D.V. to Life Size, Moderate Prices. \ Children's Portra taken instantaneonsly. -=_=_r._ iJUmeyT] _____ TlifON^'foTLß N I)*- on ' first-class M freehold security, at low rates of interest.- R. O. Dyer, _hortland-st.eet. fr/TONEY TO -LEND, in large and 51 Truallsums low '.ates'of i^rest-Appl, ELIOTT MEYER Solicitor,Jß^o___j__id-«treet 1 lO"oirrY~TU _XrNir in large oi Xtl small sums, at; very '™ °*ta««-t- ---*■ Applr to Mr L_l__lw. Solicitor, Hlgh^tn»t '';;' ">"i- ■■ '■""•''fe'-t-'/i'.-.A; '-.'■ - ■ /'■ ,'"i-:^'n •'-"' ii■■■.. -■■■.-■



Business Cards. .* T\ EVI TT. GUN-MAKER 244, QUEEN-STEEET. Always in Stock-Best brands Gunpowder, &.. Blasting Powder, and Fuze, Shooting and Fishing Tackle. MB FAULDEIi, Sole Contractor to the City Council for the Emptying of Earth- Closets, Privy Boxes, Cesspits, &c, is prepared to at tend punctually to all requests regarding the abovo. Persons desiring to have the said pi-.es attended to, either weekly, fortnightly, or otherwise, can have the Bame dono by leaving a notice either verbal or written with the Inspector of Nuisances, City Council Office, Queen-street |f i S H i_ E & 0 Q JL' "Wholesale, Shipping, and Family Batcher Queen street, corner of Durham street, Aac_ and. Poultry of all hinds dressed to order. Prime Smoked Tongues, Home-cured Bacon. Corned Beef on sale in large quantities. N.B.—Dealers in Game. Live Pheasants forwarded to all parts of the Colony upon receipt of order. FamtUea waited on in town dr suburb.. ' nTTI b a & is is y ANT) STEAM BISCUIT MANUFACTORY, Hobson-street. loking and Grotjwd Sugar Always on Hahd W. R. WADDELL. A L~¥ EE D AL__ V, WATCHMAKER, JEWELLER, ETC., HAS RE-COMMENCED BUSINESS IN TEMPORARY PREMISES, Opposite the Army and Navy Hotel, UPPER QUEEN STREET. ALFRED ALE_, (From Messrs. Ridlev and Son, Londo PRACTICAL WATCHMAKER AND JIBWELLER. ETO. PIANOFORTES AND HARMONIUMS. Pianoforte Tuner $* SSf ,'y. H R.H. the Duke by Appointment oSfe*|_£& of Edinburgh. MESSRS. J. BROWN & SON Hive in Stock-Instruments by Broadv;ood, Erard, Hopkinson, Allison and Sons, Kirkman, Chappell Bord, &c , <-c. The puhllc have thus an opportunity of comparing Pianos by the very best makers in the world, side by side. The prices of the- c instruments are plainly marked at the lowest remunerative rates. Pianofortes and Harmoniums tuned by the mosl proficient tuner in the Province, Mr H. O. BROWN, who has just returned from England, where he hat gained his experience in the Fucorics of Me3sr( Broadwood and Sons, and Messrs Allison and Sons. Tbe newest musical publication in stock. 4 UCKLAND STONE WORKS, LORNE STREET, AUCKLAND. i i JAMES H. BUCHANAN & CO. MONUMENTAL & GENERAL BUILDER AND CONTRACTORS, AND GENERAL STONE CUTTERS.' Every kind of Stone and General Builder _ work executed to order on the shortest notice, of tho best materials and workmanship, and at the LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES. N.B. — Designs and Estimates forwarded to the adjoining provinces on appUcotlon. I Agents for the Sole of the Thames Stone. CHEAP SADDLEEi AN I HARNESS. The Undersigned has always on hand, and 1 arrive per WARWICK, a large and varied Stock ( every description of Harness, Saddles.Bridles, Whip Spurs, Combs. Brushes, Kneecaps, india-rubber an other Fetlock Boots, Headstalls, Oirths, Fancy Bit Single and I ouble Greyhound Starters, &c, all i -which will be sold at the lowest prices FO CASH. „.-__, __ Every description of Harness, Pack Saddles, &( made on the premises by experienced workmen ( the shortest notice. Repairs executed promptly and at reasonable rate Sole agent for Elliman .celebrated Royal Embroc tion for Horses, Cattle, and Sheep. Purchase at the cheapest house in town, direct from the Importer and Maker. W. S. JONES, SADDLER, HABNKBS MAKER, & D-PORTER, 154, QUEEN-STREET TO CAPITALISTS OF ABOUT £1000.—To be disposed of, a Manufacturing Business in tbe centre of the City of Auckland, established over 12 years, doing about £3000 per annum, with a large profit.- Address A.Z , Even in- Star office. rpO SHIPWRIGHTS AND OTHERS. SPARS, round and square, on hand at Reasonable Bates. F. ARCHARD, Mechanics' Bay, and Breakwater Road, near Railway Station. UCKLAND and ONEiiTJJSGrA COACHES. TIME TABLE: Leave Onehuoga : Leave Auckland: 8 a.m. 10 a m. 9 a.m. 12 oon _2i30 p.m. P-na. 2 p.m. p.m. Saturday Nights: . 0 U-80 TO THE INHABITANTS OF AUCELAND AND ELSEWHERE. Havl-K purchased Mr Montague's Entire Stock and interes. in the SEWING MACHINE TRAXE, I am> now prepired' (with a Stock of over 250 Machines, and 200' to arrive from the best makers), to Supply every possible demand. Every accommo dation as to terms given to purchasers. W. C. DENNEP, Albert Buildings, Queen-street, Auckland. pUBLIC NOTICE. Having this day sold my v«ry Large and Entire. Stock of SBWIWG MACHINES to Mr W. O. Dbnnks, and reHnquished that department of my business to him, I must cordially recommend him to my friends and customers, feeling convinced that from his practical knowledge and long experience in this branch of rusiness, that intending purchasers vrill find it to their advantage to inspect his very extensive and varied stock. „„-.--_, 1 (Signed) M, MONTAGUE. ] Fancy Bazaar, Queen-street, | February 6,1875. . j T""oIiE^HABITANTS OF I PONSONBY, RICHMOND, SPRING BANK, j .AND SUREOUNDING NEIGHBOURHOODS. j THOMAS STANYEIt, j BOOT AND S~H O E M A -1.-,, - j Begsrespectfully to inform tho residents of the above- j named tflutiipts; that he has . - . -...j | . COMMENGEDjBUSINESB ~ », ! 1 in r_ta-'_W.pr-___e-;_-_BC^ j lUcr-mo^cT-10-d, where ho hopes to meet *# Sort»--his strict attention to business, civilly to \ hKistomers, and persevering industry, should ( C™e_or Pegged Boots to ord*J* stock _R-o_s. j



Kerosene. • ' OLEOPHENE BRILLIANT OIL Is now universally recognized as the best Burning Oil which can be made. Recommended by th- -ire Insurance Companies for Sa fety, and by all . con sumers for the Brilliancy f its Light In purchas ing this Oil the buyer insures himself and his pro perty against all chance of a Kerosene accident. Ask for i-LEOPHKNE BRILLIANT OLL.and tak.no other DIPLOMA of MERIT received from the Vienna Exposition for Cans of varioiu-Tops and Oils. OLEOPHENE BRILLIANT OIL is invaluable to t,ho-e who read or sew in the evening, as it gives a stronger Rght than gas, while much less fatiguing to the eyes. SUPERIOR TO DEVOE'S, AS IT STANDS A HIGHER TEST. i To GEOCEES & DEALEES, d s S « h ° w Eh p°3 i ° A ° "Si E-■- * 2 S pi ° 3 w w&a 1 ' H h § 1 H * a" * g £ u.o c M W. S« * . H 6 M S *«M S Q pHS ■ w &W S Q •_ »_» H H I * * "'■ *■ * -2 ■ « « M _ __H P • - _~ ■ 4 •-. - ■ :'*



Mercaandlss /CANTERBURY CHEESE, J TO ARRIVE, FINEST QUALITY BAKER'S FLOUE, In sacks, 100's and 50's. PEARL EARLEY. SYDNEY BUTTER. -NELSON HOPS. COLONIAL TWEEDS. SHEATHING AND ROOFING FELT, ON SALE BY T. H. HALL & CO.- ARDEES FOR FINE AUSTRALIAN WINES Received and executed by T. H. HALL & CO. AGENTS. N SALE—NOW LANDING— 40 kegs Prime Sydney Butter. GEO. W. BINNEY ON SALE B7 THE UNDF.ItKIfINED — Anderson und Mowat's Flour (in sacks), 1001b. ai.-f-Olt). bags J. K. Anderson and Co.'s Flour (in sacks), lOCS,. andfiOlb. bags Hay'an. Barr's Flour (in sacks), -OOfb. and 50!.. nags. GEO. W. BINNI Y. ' J> APERHANGI NG S. HOLLAND & BUTLER Have Just Opened, < x Oxford, their first Shipment ol new Patterns for 1874 a.nd 1875, comprising— Paperhangings fur Drawing-rooms Paperhinging-i for Dming-rooma Paperhangings for K'ttiiig-roomu Papeihanging. for bed-rooms Paporh-rifci/ig-i for ilalls Panel Decoia'-ions, very handsome. Call and Sbk TllK-I 1 HOLLAND" &~BUTLER Have also received per City of Auckland, 50,000 FEET Gilt Mouldings for i.-eture Frames Stained Mouldings for Kcture Frames bill Mouldings forßo m Decorations The quality of which has n.jver been equalled in Call, and &kf Tb.m I White Lead, Oils, Colors, Turps, Varnishes, Brushes Scrim, Gold Leaf, Artist's Materials, Photo Glass Window Glass, both plain ani ornamental. In fact everything required in the painting trade I to be had at HOLLANi' & BUTTER'S, OIL, COLOR, AND GLASS. MERCHANTS, PICTURE FRAMi". MAKERS, Ac, 28. AND 30, VICTORIA-BTUKKT, PHOTOGRAPHS COLORED I'HOIOGRAPHs PLAIN. PHOTOGRAPHS IRiSH SCENERY, PHOTOGRAPHS ENGLISH SCENERY, PHOTOGRAPHS CaTHEDRaLS AND aBBRY: PHOTOGRAPHS TURNER'S ENGLISH PIC TUK.E9, AND OTHKR OF TH_ BEST ENGLISH MASTERS. The above Splendid Assmtment of Photo.raph are offered at LOWER RATES than any hithert imported, and must be sold to close consignments. I am r.ho selling Lett's Diaries, 1575, at VER"S LOW PRICES. EDWARD WAYTE, 100, Queen-street, Auckland. T^EW~BOOI_S~! NEW BOOKS JUST OPENED, Leisure Hour, 1874 The Cottager, 1874 Sunday at Home, 1874 Tract Magazine, 1874 Sunday Magazine, 1874 Child's Companion, 1874 The Quiver, 1874 &C, C, &C. EDWAED WAYTE, UEEN-STREET. Education. DAY SCHOOL.PROTESTANT HALL, NEWTON. MRS MARTIN. English, Classics, French. Evbniko Class—Four nights weekly, at 7.30, REV. J. MARTIN. February 9, 1875. A !i C-L AND TRAINING £JL. SCHOOL, FOR PRACTICAL EDUCATION; __„ JOSIAH MARTIN, HHAD MASTER Choral Hall, S_-monls-stbk__. COURSES of TRAINING LESSONS wUI be com Smenced on MONDAY, February 1, and continue! SJtauriDg the preseot quarter, as under : — I Daily at 10 o'clock - Theory of Arithmetic Daily at 2 o'clock-Model Drawing Mondays at 12- History: " Progress and Influenc of Arts and Manufactures." Tuesdays at 12—Physical Geography : "The At mosphtre, its Constitution," &o. Wednesdays at 12—Natural Productions of th Colony : '' Gold and Goldmiahig." Thursdays at 12—Physiology : " Food and Diges tion." Fridajsatl2—Mechanics: "The Laws of Motion. Special accommod-tion wilt be provided for Ladie * ud Visitors ■ ~~f- Fupils can enter for the TRAINING COURSJ ONLY. Terms on appl.catlon. ' " AN EVENING CLASS. (FOR .PRACTICAL BUSINESS TRAINING) Will be commanced on Tuesday Evening, Februar; 9, from 7 to 8 o'clock, to include Entries. Invoices i Accounts, Correspondence, Book-keeping, &c. ' 1 his class will be conducted upon the model of i Merchant's office, with the transactions in the ,-us ternary trade Of the polony. Terms—One Guinea per Course of .Twenty-ioui Lessons. ■ / > ■ ••'•' '-'■;" . EVENING CLASSES in Architectural Drawing- and Surveying- . Mining and-ngineering . _ Practical and Agricultural Chemistry, ana •■-, Physical Science . ___'"_ Will be commenced if softicient names are enteret



Electoral. rpO PATRICK DIGNAN, ESQ., M.P.C. -uckland, February, 1575. DEAR SIR,-We, the undersigned Electors of City West, hereby request that you will allow your self to be nominated to fill the vacancy in the Representation of this District in the General Assembly, caused by the death of the late John Williamson, Esq. We are assured that the interests of our Electorate will be safe in your hands, and if you accept the no mination, we pledge ourselves to use our *)est exertions to secure your return. J. C. Firth F. L. Prime Lewis Brothers Johu CosgraVe . Henry Gilbert Jo: ephL. Wilson Geoige H. i_-vtr. William Baker W. C. Wilson James Halyday James Browne A Dornw.U Henry Civilian B H, Hamilton G M Main John L. Tole T and S Morrin J. Boulter D. Stephenson J T. Bovlau W. S Wilson J'-hn Gittos Ow. n and Giaham Jagger and Parker Daniel Lynch Morton Jones J Wiseman Barton Ireland Go rge Hu'ii"el Graham Bei jamln Tonks J. G Mjnln Maseheld and Co Walter Lee J. Marshall Lennox Duvi x Dunningham Patrick Darby _j. , evy John Buchanan John Sheehan Charles Hawkeswood J. Weymouth W.lter H. Armstrong Thoa. Lawless Jehu Bent Win. *yre Thomas Minetti Patrick Heath William M. Moyle Michael r.i oath Wm Oliver John weath Paul Tuahaere Maurice Sullivan Rom ma Frodk W. Coilins Edward Mills Robert Gallagher Henry Carroll Charles C. Nelson Edwin Austen C. K. Hamilton H. Christopher George Leahy Harkntss Hamilton Thomas Koylan George Isaac Demand ThomasMahony .nomas Lonergan James Johntsono Alfred Thoa Bernand J allies Pollock Henry Gibbons Sydenham Snow Park Gibbons Patrick Meehan C U. Andrews George Ivil M. Connolly llenry Bell J A Clifton W. J. Yandel Ed Mahony, jun .lohn Callnan John McCarsling J.B.D.c__on A. Oliver, jan A. Francis Deruse Dauiel Cough M. ;_c_t'-ile Patrick O Douncll T ' Baric *__arie Wm Re id Charles Schater Francis For_te3 Pat.ickGieeson James Higgi-S VVrn George Connolly WF, Cllliou G W. King Walter C. B:uce P .inlay Daniel Mahoney ; George Scorgie Ric-.ard.fe Thierry Rob.r. Melville J. Casey Benj miin Hammil J- A. Told Edward Marlin E F. Tole Daniel Geary John Tole Alfred Fuijamea Thomas Craig James Watson / James -ulhvan John Gieen Eaward Mahony 'I_ohi*s lilonnock John Colemar. T Tavlor John Campbell Thomas Neal Wm Sheehan Joh n D -vis 0 homas Cooke J. C. Smith James »"?* Hdmund Foley J. 01111 Andrews Daniel f-heehan Jphn Adams John -heehan, j«n S6^*" Penzholz I icnis Sheehan «•»• Harney ■ W T. Sheehan John Lynch W i\ Me-senger Wm i-eaumont Maurice Kelly Wm Crowther ilenry Coo_e George Keven James Walker Michael Lynch itolertC Carr JajtioodacM Joseph Caff cry chn Williams H. ! affey Cr, Schmidt Owen Cummings A Heavey Wm Wears ?i m MIjyo _?■*•- Samuel McConnell Matthew Kitt jjj iS jijji John McGinley H. Mofnin Mm Mc ' iQley George Buchanan Jas Ansenne f* Schwartze Timothy Howard John B. Sa-Jth John Morrh-son James Wynne Wm Kirby Joseph Syins Edward McDonnell . Thonuis Gee James Grant ; M O'D.mhue John McLeod Martin Mc ermott Richard Warnock J*mea D-rroin James Warnock Trios 8. Dickenson Vim Warnock a1- x»nder Cook R. T. W arnock James t.owden David Sheehan J Butler 'Wiii Marshall John L Holland Wm Kelly M>rk Simrson Cliarl.s Canning Ma'.ihev- J.-s Moore J- E Appl.l.y Adam M ore G Runis Robeit r-c'hultz J Cidmm (by authority] Matthew U„r_ Philip Brady Jauie* Breunan Johu Carrol Wm F Biake Henry C.oper Geo Wallace Ja _es Gearey John Patrick Blatter? J J- Conway P.tnck Covlo Francis Connolly Thomas Kelly D. Uoonen jy_ _i o _ g Thomas Holmes B.'craw J. Johnstone John Harding Henry Marden E. D. Halstead Samuel Morns Frank Jagger Michael Grace George Gould Patrick Grace Wm Ohappell J- Patterson George R Webb Wm Smith Oeorge Wardell John McMahon John Keefe John smith Thos Murphy John Sullivan John Fowler John Wilson Ja-es Norris F. Sinjth John Billington Thos. Warner Alexander Bruce Robert Warner ( avid i .ouk Robert Strong John Weymouth, jun Wm. Cummins John Andrews /GENTLEMEN,-I thank you for the confidence you have shewn in me by the requisi tion with which I have just been honoured ; and I do not hesitate to state that I shall be happy to comply with your request to become a Candidate for the re presentation of Auckland City West. I have the honor to be, Gentlemen, Your obedient servant, P. DIGNAN. Hobson-street, Auckland, Feb. 26,1875. rpO THE GENTLEMEN ELECTORS OF AUCKLAND CITY WEST SIGNING THE REQUISITION. Gentlemen,-1 think that every man should do all in his power to serve the country in which he lives, andsheuld strive to promote the welfare and happi ness of its people, if they deem it in.his power to do so; and that to gain these objects he should be prepared to make every personal sacrifice. If, therefore, you think my services are likely to be advantageous to your interests, and those of New Zealand, I shall be prepared to undertake the duties you desire to impose on me. G. GREY, kawau, February 24, 1875. qUPE EI NTENDENCY. TO THE ELECTORS OF THEPROVINCE* OF AUCKLAND. G_jfT__M_J»-,— I beg to announce that I am again a Candidate for the Sup.rjutendancy.' I shall take an early opportunity. of making known to you my views and opinions on the subject ofProvineiallam, &o. I am, Gentlemen, Yours, f-lthf -Hy, ' ■. ,;.'*-.--.',- '',_. M. DABGA'VT^jfc \ Auckland, February 22,1875. .



Electoral- _____^fe ..." I rpo THE ELECTORS O. , ' $|||l| _|_ ciTYj^*- 1- I 1 GENTLEMEN,—TI»e. *Ntt™ J^that attar- .i ' ?/£&■[ hold will ;s"-v.-::f t-w iroui J^Soavouredto ff^&Sj'jfilfl should desir.",i-nd hevc flv.-.^ - - | to the business of tao _ i^- I"',-;.; -"'__,« resignaHo _ ■ - Session. I have, iherf tors. «:■'--„; j( , -,___„ y^>, ; ~';..; --; ..'..■■%*• Thnnkinp yon for the r '.i;'^"'1- .-' 91 have for sr.-'-u: y-.'.'"^ honoi-ef. '''-'-• ■ , ! r SB I am, Gi'iitlemen, _ i- X. 'YourobedunUO.vaut,^ , ' ~ |^ f \ """^EoU^ _/ i' 1 rp H I sItITe H 0 T^ 1 I Wholesale akd Retail^- I [WINE AND SPIRIT S-|r; <;||H| I QUEEN-STREET, AUCKLAND;,, v g . i "Bees leave to return many thanksi to th" i . -fw.lW-I I theory Hheral support accord* him for n^| ; - ;||gj| Having erected splendid P/^*™-^fS^k^ 1 I the old Hou,e which was_««*«*«* tru-ted to hii* - new prepared to execute all orders eniru-..- k rom town or couutiy, withtne, - f .-&__!_«_£■;. CHOICEST SELECTION , . y£,| j WINES AND'SP. IR I T S,| /. j|||| Bandtaaa'* Four S.ond' Old Port Wine «A j: Duff, uordon's Sherry ,-- ':^?ili_Pl i Champagne-Cliquot's • • •■^j_M_rit § rhimi)Lißne--"err:er, Joueis. '-f^HflK I ciiAiSae-Mo-ede, plnM and 4-Btts - JR_| Claret- Ch-teatt. Laroso 'i':'"Wl_P-S Claret-Lifute •vlt*''. Claret-Leovills .. -.'■., ■■ <'■ '■ '%§_#'; Claret—St Jul _ns - ■ . !.?_»& Real Old Jamaica Rum '-.9p Hennery's Three Star Brandy /-■-.. -'fsß And othei choice biands. - '.Ma A3SORIJS O «A3 «S MAiffi UP TO ORDER ■ jfe DIFFER-NIC BRANDS. v. . - ~ « . - S-ftS - -.- . affispl BASS'S ENGLISH ALE: ON DRACWHT. . ifcJsis Liberal AUowances made to wholesale pur.h-v.rg. J| TERMS : STRICTLY CASH. _. Wj, Spirits Overproof, the same as from bonded Store, ■#£ . sold In. any quantity. , W^ ■XT E W CALED ON I A '^\) \\ WHO-B'AL- AWD t K_rcAK. ■ ... . -•* 4j WINE AND SPIRIT STORE, | . CORK-B OP • .;■-.'. •■- • *| Symonds-street and Kabangahapeßoad. -J ' PaiVATK ENTRAMC-:-S-MCS-Dfl-S-EB-T. <• j LIST OF PRICES ; I MarteU andlHennes-jr-s Paletßr_udy._4sP«Cbottl.;. . : -| small, 2s .'.■■' .„„■*'i„. '__k£l MarteU and Hennessy* small Brandy/4s per^ottle . , . A dark. 2s .—,., , x_ "*■-'''"9 m Greenlees' ukl- CSolvltte;* "^^^^aSdSSdl and 4s 6d (proof) V^K^ tae-^}}?t^U Jameson's Dnblia Whisky, 4s .and in. 6d (prooi., small, 2i -nd 2* tfd • >J Rum, as per bottle; smaJL Is 6d -. . ,-m Old Jamaica Rum, 4s per bottle ; . M Sherry Wine,, from 3s 6d, to 4s Od per TO.-*.. ... _|| small,i2. ~, •: jiVoafl-* :_1 Amontillada Sherry, 58 per bottle; small, _s. a , Port Wine, 4b per bottle ■ small, ?a . -. « Old Taw»y Part, 5s per bottle ; small. 2s fca , i| EngHsh Ginger Wins. 3s per bottle . . -.M Theliboy.bo.tled on the premises. ■• "'.-*.| I IN CASE-GENUINE BRANDS. <j HenneS-y's, MarteHs, and Hirie's Brandy, 6s Gd per , ~g ¥-■-* - bottle ' . • . '-■;'-:» Flask Brandy {various brands),, 3s per bottle _ - | Geneva, J.D K-Z , 4s 6d ver bottle ; smsU, S9 .._| Old J om-(various brands!, 4s per bottle ' ' ' ifi Dnnvlile's Whisky, 4s psr bottle - ji : Champagne, No 2, 7s 6d per bottle;small, *- - --»« Claret (different bra-ds). from. 3s..to.4shotua - ,| Schnapps, (Wolfe's), large ss; small. 2s 6d . Townsend's Sarsaparilla, 6s per.,bottie . - Australton Wines. 3s 6d and 4s perLotUe y,, ;^ Ale and Porter, Lo_.--^n «nd Dublin, bottled, irom . Is 4d tola.-.' ncr botUe. -'^ AU Spirits sold by the gallon (overprooifc «»<it,a mi . j __v op.» Bonde(1 t%o zo, ~-« I Assorted Cases of the above made up for Families Mid r Picnic parties. .' ± : TERMS :_ST4ICrLY~CASH. NO EXCEPTIOW samueSyinson, Proprietor.7 •; -'Ii : iscella.i-eous- I —— — : '. " ,-:-,,> " :! np OB" Bj S O L T> AT ■ - ■ '■*■■:' .--; - • '.-' "--.'i - -.. -. •~" .. ~ . ■- ■ gg GO ?.'T." P RIO EI SPLJNDID AgSOBTMBN. OF '. ..';';■" '■■""* ' ........ -....'. .:■■; .* 15-carat Gold Collar Studs - ; . J* 15 „ OoldLiiifes ... 15 „ Gold Solitaires ]5 '-■ Gold Half-suites 1 „ Gold Suites, in Morocco caa«-. WHITE SHIRTS, linen wrists and fronts, • "_. 1 ; • • Bs9d^,oios .'■';,"; ..j IN Dl AN ATJSE SHIRT S, .> < SILK DUST COATS, 12s 6d, 18s 6d^ 21s' " I KEALTANAMA HATS.at COST. J. M. McLACHLAN, JIJ, (j . B.U-Si-K B-B'X' Ons door from We-ledey-atree -- NOTICE OE removal- I B. CROCB-RR, respectfully informs his numerous a friends cu-tomers, and the genet al public, that he Has removed his Boot Manufactoiy to those premises , immediately opposite Messrs HrjUand imd Butler's. Victoria-.treet, formerly occupied by Mr Johnstone, whose stock Mr CROCKER has purchased; He wLU as usual, carry on his business, and to any who'may not have "favoured him with a turn, Khe only solicits a single trial, when he-ia sure it VfriU be repeated —B. CROCKER. - ■ "■ -.. _____________ : __ _ . — : ;....■:. \ THE Pantheon is a complete success | as shown by -th 6 many attempts to imltata us but we'are as busy as ever, and must beg Our \ % customers to give us a lull week's notice.-Ford, .. Potter, and Co ______________ TMP _>RT'ANT NOTIOE t| At J S COBLEY'S " Bespbk." Tailoring Establish ment, Umction of Grey and Queen-streets, m i Gentlemen can get ' .4. A Suit Of Superfine Black from . .. £5 10 _-_. A Suit of BUss Tweed, thoroughly v ßhru__t, _ A Suit of Mosgiel Tweed, from .... .. £50; The Best Filting Trousers in, Auckland, ... thoroughly aliruuk, from .. .. .. ■ -_51 _ - AU Garments best Material, best Style, and beßt Workmanship. _f # B. Nottiing upside down,, or with the head where" the feet ought to be, for this is no" puffing ; establishment. . .... - - T°^^^i rp H E S o't>::v !'.;.;, ;:3;^, I/F'tg'Mf "l: oAi'ii__i. ;. ■.." ■-~.- '..' '.;-'-'«rH.ooo. ,' • ' ~._ m'nE,iMra*D ijAßii_r__". -'- ' • ■-'-■" .'-'.--[■ ."■ ;■■ *- • ■ ."- - ....'•-■.;.. •:■ ■:,:,-. . .."..■?' - "~""""~**" The large and steady.increase of the business of tho Dompany, as slieiwu by its reports, affords the heat proof of the couftdence of the pubiio In the institu tiou, and of its popularity among insurers. It is conducteid on -sound- prln ciples, and is widely known f>r UWaJlty promptness In the settle- , mspt ofelalms ■...-'-. . - - Losses can be ,jj»ald « any-y-jAgei-iTy, at option oi Insured. ■■ - ' v ■ ■ •■' ~,-, . . ' X A. BOABDMAI?, ' : 1 -'■ - ~i- '-'- • ""____