A list containing the names of the immi- I grants and particulars of her cargo appears ■"'Below. .. IMMIGRANTS. $ Families.—Archibald: George 24, Anna 23; Brad ley: Joseph 30, Mary 30, Frederick 0, Mary 8, Sarah 6; Blancow: John 29, Emma 30, JNavini G, Elizabeth } I 1; Berreman: Caleb 37, Mary 32; Beswitherick: J. 22, Emma 27; Warns: William—.Thomas —, Alfred —;Blott: Frederick 26, Sophia2s; Crosley: George 30; Amelia 50, Amer 2; Caldwell: Kobert 29, Jessie 27; Hugh 4, Robert 1; Carroll: Edmund 36, Ann, 35, Johanna 16, Margaret 13, Edward 5, MaryS; Chapman: Joseph 37, Agnes 38, J. A. 11, Margaret 10, Maud 2; Dalton: Charles 50, Ellen 49, Ellen 17; Farrell: James 35, Bridget 3G, Patrick C, Michael 5, Bridget 3, John 1; F, ulghann: Richard 25, Eliza 22, Richard 1; Gaic: Edward 26, Annie, 26: Geary: B, 24, Catherine 25; Hall: Thos. 28, Mary 31; Hall: John 38, Elizabeth, 38; Hotton: George 2S, I'.llen 27; Henacott: Amand 45, Margaret 44, Gustave 19, Thcophile 15, Isabella r 11; Harrison: William 25, Selina 24, Emily 9; Herman: Cornelius 25, Mary 30, Clara 8, Jane G, Margaret 5. Arthur 3, Walter 1; Jones: Thomas 30, Ann 3S; Jones: Phillip 27, Sarah 25, Sarah 3, Mary 1; King: William 25, Mary 25; Key: Henry 35, Selina 30, Sophia 10; Keating: Charles 43, Mary 35, Thomas 14, Mary, 2; Le Greyt: Abraham 23, Eliza 22, Abraham 2; Marsh: ohn 30, Caroline 33; Novell: George 44, Sarah 41, 1 Geoige 16, Frederick 14, Alfred 11, Arthur 8, Annie 3; Reilly: Patrick 44, Margaret 28, Mary 0. Florence 4, Anne 3, Catherine 1; Renves: Benjamin 26, Eleanor ! 20; Sheward: Henry 34, Charlotte 39, Augusta 9, I Charlotte 4; Towille: James 28, Esther 27, Esther 2, . Edwin 1; Turner: George 22, Maria 23, Florence 3; Turner: John 34. Julia 32, John 14, James 12, Charles 10, Elizabeth 8, William 6, Alice 1; Vaicer: Edward 35, Caroline 20; Wray: William 38, Mary 35, William IS, James 16, Mary 14 Frank 13, Hugh 10, Daniel S.Kitty 6, Thomas 3, 1; Williams: John 34, Mary 33, Mary 10, do- 7, Charles G, Ellen 1; Whyte: William 27, Emily r"7. "William 2, Elizabeth 1, Mary 58, J. 32. Isabella *>.. drew 19: \\ aiters: V\ illiam 31, Kliza i Robert 25. a. " Charles 3, Alice 1; Whitehead: beth 29, Mary t>, 70; Davis: John 27, Ann 25; • E ward 30, Ma y ... a 23, Jane 2, Emma 1; Bailey: Reuben 23, Emiu. " Mary 12, Robert 9, Byron: Kobert 34, Jane Bs, mas 37, Francis 36, Marion 6, John 1; Bentley: Thy. -, vnest 4 . Camp . John 16, Frederick 11, Harriet 8, ta~ KitZerald- I bell: Arthur 26, Emma 28, William 1; - *%™ «' Robert 33, Mary Anne 34, Kobert *, Wiliu ™ °' Ann 6. Elizabeth 2; Holbourn: Willsam M. . • "Mary 31, Arthur 1; Hogan: James 28, Maria 28, Dennis 3; Hedges: John 55, Sarah W, | Thomas 21, Charles 15; Hedges: John 25, Sarah la', _ Pierce: John 25, Charlotte 21; Hedges: Henry 30, Mary3o, William 3, Charles 1, George 1; Ivins: James 36, Hannah 38, William James 13, Thomas 10,- Edith : ; 6, Ernest 2; Jacob: John 48, Mary 43, John 21, Thomas 19, Joseph 17, biirion 15, Emma 11; Mahar: John 41, Blary 36, James 18, John 17, Ellen 15, Michael 13, Bartholomew 12, Mar garet 9, Mary 7, Annie 5, M. 2; Lee: William 32, Emma 29, Emily 7, Ann 5, Jame3 2, William 1; Lewis: Thomas 40, Maria 37, William 17, Thomas , 16, Alice 14, David 11, James 2; Mearns: William 27, , . Annie 26, John 6, J.mes 4, William 2; Stallard: Th.mas 45, Mary 32, George 9, Alice 7, Elizabeth 5, Emma 1; Keilly: John 42, Grace 31, Mary 4, Mar - garetl; Riordan: Jeremiah 34, Elizabeth 32, lmothy 14, Mary 12, Elizabeth 10, Michael 7, Th mas 4, Jerry 1; Scott: Kobert 22, Ellen 19; Shorthorne: Alexander 27, Elizabeth 23; Scarff: John 39, Isa bella 38, Margaret 19, Jane IG, John 10; Shore: Richard 25, Mary 20, Mary 2, Richard 1: Thomson: John 38, Barbara 35, Euphrina 7, Lochlan 5, John 3, Sarah 1; Welch: Charlotte 53, Stephen 18, Frederick 21, Mary 21; Charter: George 31, Jane 33, George , 4; Mary 1; Henderson: A. 21, Jane 20: Cousins: William 20, Mary 22; Jones: Geoige 49, Bridget 44; Mutton: William 25, Mary 23, John 1; Bunt: John 25, Sarah 25; Brown: George 36, Emma , 39, Thomas 13, Alfred 10, John 6; Pearoe: James 1 25, Harriett 27, Harriett 4, John 3, Martha 1; ( - Trevena: William 32, Jaue 44, Samuel 22,- Matthew 20, Susan 19, Charles 17, James 14, Joseph 12, Eliza 9; Francis 7, Richard 5; Doyle: John 24, Eliza 23; Orchar.i: Edward 38, Louisa 23, llizabeth 3, James -- 1; Wallis: Robert 36, Sarah 18; Townsend: Henry 60, Ann 55; Coleman: John 20, Mary 26. '. ' Si'-cii.E Men.—Lloyd, Joseph 17; Lockett, John 23; Anderson, John 28; Birbeck: Nicholas 25, John 21; Bright, Joseph 18; Bishop, Henry 19; Connell, Patrick 19; Connor, James 20; Colley, Arthur 23; Cook, Harry 20; Eagles. William 22; Easton, John 18; Foulgbann, 'William 29; Foulghann, John 63; ' s Flood, Denis 21; Gibson, Frederick 20; Gorders, William 21; Graham, Alexander 21; Hutchinson, James 22; Gilmore, Ceorge 21; Heath, Henry 21; Harvey, William 24; Hammond, John 29; Isaacs, David 25; Jone3. David 22; Kerswell, George 2S; v Kingoe, H. 23; Livingstone: Bobert 24, Duncan 16, William, 14; Leuchan, Jeremiah 24; McMcckhan, Robert 26: McLure, George 24; Murphy, John 20; Mcßride, John, 27; McKinnon, John 22; Mc- Beah, James. 21; Meak, Henry 25; Macfarland, John 24; Nippin, Thomas 25; Prember, Thomas 38; Peacock, Alfred 21; Stapleton, Alexander 22; Shaw, William, 32; Kchwartze, Caleb 27; Duffleld, \* illiam 24; Wurtz, Chailes 21; Muckernst, William A. 23; McQuillin, M. 22; Calvert, John 21; Shea, Michael 23; Clifton, Samuel 30; Monatt, James 17; Trewhtlla, William 19; Wh'.te, George 21; Lee, Thomas, 19; Hewitt, W. B. 22. ' Sinole Women.-Weaver, Eliza 28; Taugney, Houora 33; Pritchard, Ellen 19; Doughton, Emily 17; Harvey, Catherine 18; Prember, Susanna 26; Burridg?, Ann 27; Campbell, Eliza 21; Darvill, Maria 16; Ed monds: Charlotte 18; Elizabeth 21; Foulghann, Mary 24; Foulirhann, Harriett 25; Hargrave, Ellen 22; Kerbey, Margaret 29; McCoy, Elizabeth 22; McQueen, Margaret 21; Pursev, Elizabeth 26; Proctor, Amelia 80; Quinn, Elizabeth 28; Smith, Isabel 20; Shea, Mary 27; Troliope, Elizabeth 18; W. A. 24; Wood, Mary 23; Le Blond, Maria 19; Richards, Ellen 23. CARGO. The following is the corrected manifest of the cargo of the ship Cospatrick, valued at about £40,000: —22 rolls lead, order; 14 bales, -Reed and Brett; 300 cases. Brown, Campbell and - Co.; 3 cases, order; 5 packages, T. Holt; 2 cases, M. Levy; 205 cases, 17 packages, P. W. Longdill and Co.; 1 case, Cruickshank and Co.; 200 casks, Brown, Campbell and Co.; 250 cases, order ; 3 packages, New Zealand Insurance Company; 1 parcel, ad dressed ; 60 barrels, Millar ; 1 case, Captain Daldy; 6 cases, order; 15 bales, Daily Southern Cross; 1 parcel, H. N. Garland; 20 kegs, order; 1 case, Rev. Lawry; 5 cases, Wilkinson and Horton; 1 box, F. Forder; 1 box, T. Page; 1 case, L. Rye; 84packages, 1 cask, 28 packages, order; 104 packages, Henderson and Macfarlane; 2 cases, order; 20 packages, Phillipps and Son; 14 packages; 1 case, Holland and.!3utler; 21 bales, lease, 4tanks, order; 13 packages, R. Lusk; 50 cases, 6 packages, order; 1 case, Miss Barley; 1 case, Superintendent College Grammar School; 3 cases, -A. A ley; 7 packages, W. Wilson and Co.; 3 packages, J. B. Braithwaite; 5 trunks, E. and H. Isaacs; 102 packages, R. Parker; 18 packages, L. D. Nathan and Co.; 5 cases, Winks and Hall; 102 cases, Union Sash and Door Company; 20 i-hhds., Hender . son and Macfarlane; 25 cases, Barnett and Levy; 279 packages, Owen and Graham; 10 casks, 20 tanks, 232 packages, 10 hdds., order; 310 packages, . Cruickshank and Co.; 239 cases, Minister of Public Works; 125 cases,' 25 bottles, order; 10 cases, 172 , packages, Kempthorne, Prosser and Co.; 5 cases, E. and H. Isaacs; 1 case, S. Green; 3 cases, ~—^B drums, 10 tons pig iron, 100 cases, order; .", 8 packages, Wallis;. 3 cases, 1 parcel-books, F. Battley; 2 cases,' Rev. Mr. Edger; 2 cases, Fraser.and Tinne; 2 cases, order; 1 case, R. K. Can ; nell;.l case, J. T. Allaway; 8 casks, 71 packages, . ■--" order; 1 ce.sk., E. Porter and Co.; 76 packages, Cruick shank and Co.; 179 packages, Owen and Graham: 1 case, 25 tons pig iron, Stone Brothers; 1486 rails, Min -ister of Public Works; 3 cases, National Bank of New Zealand; 209 packages, L. D. N athan and Co.; 12 cases, " J. Smart Said Co.; 1 case, J. Wilson; 144 packages, W. Graham; 3 cases, McArthur, Shera and Co., 8 packages, order; 1 bale, Winks and Hall; 3 packages, H. F. Anderson and Co.; 46 packages, order; 31 pack ages, H. Fendelow; 137 packages, W, Phillipps and Son; 580 packages, order; 66 cases, H. Elliott; 1 case- T. Short; 1 case, W. Vickery; 46 packages, L. D- Nathan and Co.; 515 packages, 1 case, order. For transhipment to Napier—33 packages, order; for transhipment to New Plymouth—l 77 bundles iron, order; for transhipment to Lyttelton—4o kegs, order.

The Cospatrick was an old Indiaman; she was built in 1856, and was formerly owned by the well-known ship-owner, Mr. Duncan JDunbar. She was afterwards pur chased by Mr. J. JFleming, and employed for some,years in the Calcutta trade. Lately Messrs. Shaw, Saville and Co. acquired the ship, and placed her in the New Zealand trade. She was a large wooden-built vessel of 1199 tons register, and was always con sidered, a fine, powerful ship. She was classed at Lloyd's Al for fifteen years, the same classification being renewed in 1869 for fourteen years longer. Captain Elemslie, her commander, had for many years com manded the ship, and his loss will be re gretted by all wJho knew him. The Cos patrick left London for this port on the Bth September. It will be seen by the above that she had reached the vicinity of the Cape of Good Hope when the dire catas trophe occurred on the 19th November. Some little anxiety has latterly been felt for. her at this port, owing to her non-arrival. This anxiety increased since the arrival of the Glenlora on the sth instant, and which left London eighteen days after the departure of the ill fated Cospatrick. Many of the immigrants were passengers nominated by friends in thi~ province under the Immigration Act. The intelligence of their' fearful sufferings and dreadful end will be received with feel ings of. pain and horror. The Cospatrick was consigned to Messrs. L. D. Nathan and Co., merchants of this city. We'understand that up to last night they had received no intelligence of the destruction of the vessel.

The following is the return of sick treated at-the Provincial Hospital for the week ending Saturday, January 9, 1875: —Re- mained last return, 74 ; admitted, 12 ; dis charged; 8 j died, 1 • remaining, 77 (males 65, females 12). Arrangement of eases— Zymotic, 12; constitutional, 12 $_ local, 36 j ' developmental, 5; violent, 12J One death occurred daring the week, viz., J.A., aged i 36 years, of heart disease, on January 6, 1875. Thanks are returned to Mrs Sadleir and Mrs Milne for parcels of old linen.

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[per s.s. 'omeo' at the SLUFP.] RAILWAY ACCIDENT UNPARA LLELED IN HISTORY. EIGHTY PASSENGERS KILLED AND WOUNDED. SOUTH AUSTRALIA AND NEW SOUTH WALES IN THE MONEY MARKET.

A KINC OF SPAIN PROCLAIMED,

FIFTY THOUSAND MINERS ON

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SHIPPING AND MARKETS.

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LONDON, December 26. Thr death is announced of Lord Romilly, late Master of the Rolls. Corn market firm. No Adelaide wheat in the market.

Wool steady. Stocks low, with moderate consumption. The next sales are fixed for 23rd February. Hemp inactive, and prices remain steady. Arrived: Hampshire, from Melbourne ; Wernington, from Dunedin. A railway accident at Shipton, unparalleled 10 the history of railway disasters, has . , TJhV train consisted of two engines and. sixteen carriages attached, and was pro ceeding a t the rate of forty miles per hour when the a-le o£ a third-class carriage next the engine broke. After running thirty yards and tearing up the track, part of the . train was precipitated over the embankment into a meadow, and part into a canal. . The actual number of deaths reported is 31, and 50 persons in hospital at Uxlord, suffering from injuries. There was another railway accident yes terday. An express traiu on, the N-orth Western railway dashed into a coal tram at Wigan. o_e passenger was killed oh *he spot, and 70 inured. ' Deoembep gg, A New South Wales loan of a million | sterling was announced on Saturday, and ; South Australian loan of £600,000 was an nounced to-day, both at 4 per cent., the j minimum being fixed at 90. I January 1. Fifty thousand miners have struck in various parts of Wales. | January 2. Sir Hercules Robinson has been gazetted Knight of the Grand Cross of St. Michael and St. George ;: and Innes, Attorney- General of New South Wales, has been knighted for his services, in connection with the annexation of JFiji. The Queensland mail, via; Torres Straits, has been delivered.

The death is announced of Ledra Rollin, t&e French statesman, and the Duke of Mon-

PARIS, December 31

At a Conference of party leaders convened by MacMahon, it was unanimously resolved to discuss the Constitutional laws as a whole, but a divergence of opinion exists concerning transmission of powers.

MADRID, December 31

Alphonsist pronunciaments promulgated at Madrid, and Don Alphonso, Prince of Asturias, son of Queen Isabella, proclaimed King of Spain. He has been recognised by the armies.

January 2.

Don Alphonso arrived in Spain, and every where has been peaceably recognised. The Monarchical movement has been effected without bloodshed.

BERLIN, December 26. An appeal is being prosecuted against the judgment in Arnheim's case.

BOMBAY, January 2. It is supposed that Nana Sahib, arrested by Scindia, has been declared an impostor.

. . GALLE, January 2. The Nubia arrived on the 24th.

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THE REV. C. CLARKE EN ROUTE

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THE INTER-COLONIAL CRICKET-

MATCH,

LARGE FIRE AT SANDRIDGE,

HORRIBLE MURDER AT SYDNEY,

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Parliament having been prorogued, there is political quietude, and the last ten days has been almost entirely devoted to holiday making. As usual, the country visitors streamed into town, and town visitors into tJhe country, by thousands. During ,the Christmas and New Year's holidays all the places of amusement have been crammed; and Blondin (who is about to visit New Zealand) has performed to ten and twelve thousand at a time since he reduced his prices. Governor Bowen left for Europe in the mail steamer, on the 31st ult., and will not' return* until July or August. Sir Redmond Barry has been sworn in as Acting-Governor till the arrival of Sir Wm. Stawell by next mail steamer, expected here on the 9th inst.

Benjamin Williams, the old colonist and member of the Upper House, is dead. The Rev. Charles Clarke, who leaves for Sydney to-morrow, en route for Auckland, has severed his connection with the Albert street Baptist Church. The inter-colonial cricket match resulted in a victory for the Sydney eleven by six wickets.

Keeby, for Victoria, made the high score of 86, and. JBannernson, for New South Wales, 81. It was an excellent match, and largely attended.

At the New Year's Day race meeting, Woollamaio won the Midsummer Handicap, and Lapidist the Canterbury Stakes. An extensive fire at Sandridge destroyed a number of houses in Beach-street; partially insured.

On December 9th, the hottest day this season, the thermometer registered as Jhigh as 109 in the shade.

Sullivan, the murderer, still continues in gaol awaiting departure to New Zealand. A sea-serpent was seen by those aboard the Carlisle Castle on the outward vovase, in 45deg. W. -■; B A conference of statistics is about being held in Hobart Town.

SYDNEY, January 4.s JFive bush, carpenters quarrelled during a drinking bout, and one of them took a butchers knife, and while another was in bed, ripped him up, and murdered him. He afterwards surrendered himself. The elections in the various districts are nearly completed. Immigrant ship Gauntlet dismasted off Moretonßay. * 'JFive men have been drowned at Mackay by the capsizing tf a boat.

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Auctions- TUESDAY, JANUARY 12. EXTENSIVE FURNITURE SALE. PONSONBY ROAD. B. TONES & CO. 1J AYE received instructions from XX Mr W. C H:LL, wfco is leaving for tho South, to sell, at his residence. Park Bouse, Ponsonby Road, on Tuesday, January 12. at 11 o'clock, THE WHOLE OF HIS VALUABLE HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, Comprising Vaiuable Trichord Pianoforte, by Bord, in rosewood ; Handsome Drawing-room Suite, upholstered in blue rep, consisting of Couch, two Easy-chairs, and six Chairs; Handsome Walnut Centre Table, carved legs ; Walnut Canterbury, "Very Handsome Large Gilt Mirror, Worked Fenner Stool, Cedar Bookcase aiid Cbeffonier, glass front ; Cedar Telescopic Dining TaMe, extra leaves ; flair-seated Couch and six Chairs, Easy Chair, Case Australian Birds, Chinese AVorbox. Fenders and Steel Fireirons, Water-Color Paintings, Curtains and Curtain Poles, Lustres, V"a»es, Rimu Half-Tester Bedstead. Spring Matress, Marble Wash stind. Rimu Chests Drawers, Cedar Toilet Glasses, Brussels Carpets, Walnut Timepieces, Engravings, Eimu Cheffonier, Toiletware, Rimu Fretch Bed stead, Hair Mattress, Bath, Glass ard Chinaware, Platedware, Gagozene, Cane-seated Chairs, Wash stands, Dressing Tables, Ornaments, Iron Bedstead, Palliasses, Patent Mangle, Pair Buggy Lamps, Kero sene Lamps, Kitchen Utensils, Garden Tools, Pure Brahma Fowls, *c, &c, 4c. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 13. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. AT ST. LEONARD'S HOUSE. THE Subscribers have received in structions from Mrs Raynes, to sell at St. Leonard's House, Parnell Rise, on Wednesday, 13th hist nt, at 11 o'clock, THE HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, comprising Handsome Drawing-room Suite in blue rep, Tables and Covers, Carpets, Fender, Rimu Table, Couch, Dining and Cane-seated Chairs, Pictures, Book Shelves, Sideboard, Clock, Oilcloth, Hair Carpet and Rods, Umbrella, Stand, Hall Table, Double and Single Iron Bedsteads, Double Wood Bedsteads, Pa"i asses, Mattrasses, and Bolsters, Washstands, and Ware, Dressing Tables, Chest Drawers, Mirrors, Double Blinds, American Stove. Kitchen Utensils, &c, &c. S-MUEL COCHRANE & SON, Auctioneers. Drapery. I ! 00 m r-t Cd lis PH gg g m rh <* gOQ mfc P W j ° s >»: ** <t * f \m% S , |> Of \mW I ' •M ° * a. w H -* cooo P P 9 fe mi fm _m] pa apa m i»sh « rfd'__B -ddd -53 -A <I<j <] <q <. t>\>\>\> !>!>!> ttl «*3«9<_'_ ••8-Q«<B _^ cd oq 02 od mxnrn ■pn- O T I C E yictori^ hotel, victoria-street, auckland. c. sThill, Formerly Manager of the Criterion Hotel, Mel bourne, Ota 39, Clab, Dunedin, and Masonic Hotel, Tauranga, Begs to inform his friends and the public that he has taken the above WELL-KNOW.? FAMILY AND COMMERCIAL HOTEL And hopes by strict attention to business to merit s share of their patronage. A TABLS D'HOTB daily at 1 p.m. Fuite of Rooms for Families, and Sample Booms for Commercial travellers. Bath Booms! Billiard Booms ! Ici on parle f rancais A Night Porter in atlandance. TJ AH E OPPO TU.NITY. MRS RAYNES, OF ST LEONARD'S HOUSE, BOABDING ESTABLISHMENT, PABNELL, Offers for Sale the whole of her Furniture, complete in every particular, together with the Lease of the Premises. Being about to leave Auckland, she will give the whole of the Stock at a most reasonable price. The position of the house for a Private Boarding Home Is one of best In Parnell, situated on Parnell Rise, of easy access to the City, and very healthy. Thel furniture is almost new, and In finrt daMorder.



Groceries. "VTEXT THE OLD S I T]E. FRENCH & CO. Have OP KM ED their New Store with A LARGE STOCK OF FRESH GROCERIES, Selected expressly for their retail trade, comprising CHOICE NEW SEASON TEAS, REFINED SUGARS, AND GENERAL GROCERIES. TEAS FOR THE MILLION! Celebrated for Furity, Strength, and Flavour. Our noted 2s, 2s 6d, 3s, and 3s 6d Teas being many rare Black Teas judiciously blended, will givo the highest satisfaction to every purchaser. COFFEES OF SUPERIOR QUALITY. Refined Sugars and General Groceries at Lowest Cash Prices. Fine Table Rice .. 2Jd lb Mould Candles 5d lb Starch at .. .. 4d lb Fine Hard °oap Cd bar Sardines quarter .. 7d tin Plain Vestas .. 7ddoz Jams, fiom .. .. Bdtin Marmalade best Is tin Spier did Sugar, only 4_A per lb ALL ARTICLES IN STOCK BERT QUALITY, ADD LOWI-ST PRICE. FRESH BUTTER FROM THE BEST>D.VIRIES. FLOUR, MAIZE, BRAN, ETC. GOODS DELIVERED. Please note our Address:— FRENCH & CO., WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GROCERS, PEOPLE'S TEA WAREHOUSE, Opposite the New Market, ,252, QUEEN-STREET, Auckland. FENTON'S CENTRAL STORES, AUCKLAND MARKET. IMPORTANT AND GLORIOUS NEWS FOR THE PUBLIC. F. FENTON Being desirous that the public may have and enjoy a jolly and happy Christmas, invites every one to inspect Ws Magnificent Stock of NEW FROIT < and other luxuiiea suitable for the comipg festivities. Our prices as ueu-aI will be the lowest in Auckland. Terms :-- Cash. New Valentine Raisins, Cd lb; new Eliin c Riisins. Gd lb ; new stoneless Sultana R&isins. CJd lb , Muscatel Raisins, lOd lb; new Currants. 5d to 6d lb ; Flour, 2d lb ; Candied Peel, Is 6d lb; French Plums, in glass jars, Is lb ; Figs, 9.1 lb ; Jordan Almonds. 2s 8d lb : Paper Shel Almonds, Is lb ; new Dates, 5d lb ; Bottled Fruits, Is each ; Spice, Id packet; Calves-foot Jelly, 2s Cd bottle ; Eisences, 8d bottle ; Lollies, 10d lb ; Keiller's Dundee Lollies, Is 3d lb : John Saindi'sßcotch Jam, 9d tiD : Marmalade, 9d tin ; English Cordials large plugs of Aromatic Tobacco, Cd each ; Havannab Cigar*, 2d each ; splendid Tea. 2s lb; real Mocha Coffee. Is Cd lb ; rich Jamaica Sugar. 4d lb ; Cocoa and chocolate, all makers, Ed packet; Patna Bice, 8d lb ; Pickles, 7d bottle. A la^ge supply of Canter bury Hams, Is lb. Our supply of Danterbury Bacon, Cheese, Butter, and Eggs will be sold at very low prices. Column's Starch, 4d lb ; B'ne, Cd lb ; Hard Hoap, 6d bar ; Sardines. 6d tin ; Salad Oil, CJd bottle; Castor Oil, CJd bottle; Tomato ~auce, large. 4d bottle ; Soap Powders, Cd dozen ; rnndensed Milk, 6d tin ; Arrowroot, Cd lb : Patent Knife Boards, 6d each ; Safety Matches, 4^d dozen ; Corn Flour, 8d lb ; Fancy Biscuits, 8d lb ; Treacle, 4d lb. TO DAIRY FARMERS AND OTHERS.-F.F. is a cash purchaser of any quantity o' first-class Bacon, Hams, Cheese. Butter, Lard, Eggs &c, *c. 150 Empty Butter Firkins FOR SALE. Boots and Shoes- "VTO MOEE FIRES. While thanking his friends for the liberal patronage bestowed upon him during the past eight years. C. BROOKES Begs to inform the public generally that he has taken one of those HANDSOME SHOPS, 0 Opposite the City Hall, And has OPENED with an ENTIRE NEW STOCK OP ENGLISH AND COLONIAL BOOTS AND SHOES OE EVERY DESCRIPTION. As It is well known that C. BROOKE sells cheaper than any House in Auckland, it is unneces sary to five a list of prices. C. BROOKES, THE NOTED BLUE BOOT, QUEEN STREET, Next to Dyson's, opposite City Hall. SEVENTY PIANOS and FORTY HARMONIUMS, to be sold at greatly reduced prices FOR CASH, in consequence of being over stocked and largo shipments on the way. These instruments are the handsomest, best, and cheapest to be sold in New Zealand. Harmoniums, from L 9 10s to L 120; Pianos, L 35 to Ll6O. t~ Harmoniums and Pianos ON HIRE with OPTION OF PURCHASE at the end of three, six, nine, twelve, eighteen or twenty-four months—the hire deducted from price of instrument. HOFFMAN & SON'S ACADEMY OF MUS C SaOETLAND-STHEIT. Instruments of all kinds tuned and repaired. gEWING MACHINES. No Family without a Sewing Machine should longer delay the purchase of one of TAYLOR'S PATENT MACHINES. AGENT, T. PEACOCK, OPTICIAN, SHORTLAND ST REIT. T>Y SPECIAL APPOINTMENT TO HIS EXCELLENCY THE GOVERNOR. THOMAS BARNETT PURVEYOR, Queen-street, opposite Mr J. Blair's Grocery Establishment. \T 0 W PUBLISHED, REED & BRETT'S AUCKLAND ALMANAC AND CONTAINING FOUR CITY VIEWS. Procurable at all Leading Stationers and News Agents. Price.. ... TWO SHILLINGS.



Xrenmongen^ T & J. DICKEY, *J . 23 0, QU'E EN-STREET, HAVE FOR SALE:— EOBGER'S IVOBY HANDLW) TABLE KNIVJiib, hjlO. °H ua Vimhlpts Braces, etc. Lockwood's Pocket and Gum Knives ?™ffij?2to Hammers and Hatchets Table Knives aud Forks, Carvers, and Shingie Hammers NickUtLr Spoons and Forks to lOin. Brittania Metal Teapots ™ ? £«w Rim Locks, Latches, etc. Trays, Charcoal, Irons Knife Boards Real Pate* KujLogj Boilers, Saucepans, and Kettles ™ f tVw,i q and Flooring Brads Buckets, Frying Pans, and Camp Ovens f^^X f^ to tin. . Milk Pans, Tin Baisins, and Dishes * ■ „„ T?i,.i«ihine Nails, gin. to 2Jin. Brooms, Shoe and Scrubbing Brushes. T Hinges AxlePullies, Sash Fasteners DOWNER'S KEROSENE! FIVE PEE CEHT. DISCOUNT -jg-J «*»-£-- * ** E. PORTER & 00~ QUEEN-STBEET, AUCKLAND. w E. P. & CO. having just landed, ex « MILTIADES " and « COUNTESS OF KINTORE, a large assortment of GENEKAL BUILDEKS' AND FURNISHING lEON MONGEKY, GAS FITTINGS, ETC. wish particularly to draw the attention of tbe public to the following articles, which have been carefully selected from the best makers, and the whole of which will be found ol first-class quality, and will be offered at the lowest paying prices : — Venetian Bronze Gasaliers, 2 to 5 light Parian and Bronze Gasaliers, 3 to 5 light Lacquered and Bronzed Gasaliers, 2 to 5 light Crystal Glass Gasaliers, 3 to 5 light Patent Hall Lights Mantel Brackets, to match the Gasaliers Pendants, Brackets, and Small Fittings of all kinds _ Gas Stoves, for Boiling, Broiling, Baking, and Heating, &c. Marble Chimney Pieces, and Register Grates, Fenders and Fireirons 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 Perry & Sons' Coal Vases, Tea Trays, Baths, Lanterns. &o. Crowden & Garrod's Brush ware of all kinds Door Mats, Scrapers, Iron and Wood Tubs, &c. , Leamington Banges, Smith and Wellstood's Stoves &c, &c, &o. Sewing Machines. THIS LIT TL E GEM THE QTJEEN OE SCOTS SEWING MACHINE/ ■ i" • ALSO, * NEWTON, WILSON, & CO.'SgPRINCESS|OF|WALES,fS ■ WHEELER & WILSON'S, SINGERTic*. DRAPERY, HOSIERY, LADIES' AND GENT'S UNDER LINEN. MILLINERY, DRESSMAKING.—A FIT GUARANTEED. W> O. D _E N" N" E. 8, ALBERT BUILDINGS, OPPOSITE AUCKLAND SAVING S' B AN X, Queen-street.



THE AUCKLAND VENETIAN BLIND MANUFACTORY. M. HORTON BUSBY, Bl IND MAKER * WIRE WORKER WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, VENETIAN HOUSE, Shortland-street, Auckland. REMOVING TO NEW PREMISES, Corner of Cook and Grey-streets. AUCKLAND and ONEfIUNGrA :'_;.;■• COACHES. TIME TABLE: Loave Onehunga: Leave Auckland : 8 a.m. 10 a.m. 9 a.m. 12 noon 12.30 p.m. _ 4 p.m. -j 2 p.m. 6 p.m. Saturday Nights: 6.80 11,80 *



QHKISTMAS HOLIDAYS. ENLARGEMENT OP THE WILLOW GROVE STRAWBERRY GARDENS, Devonport, North Shore. R. ALISON begs "to announce to his patrons and thepubhe generally, that he has OPENED that large Orchard adjoining. Picnic parties *ill find this one of the pleasantest resorts of the season. Swings, Croquet, etc., for the use of visitors. HPHE undersigned are Cash Ptb T*TTnT 8i M £' HIDEB» SHEEPSKINS, WO( L l2__tt& * -i *"- at hlgheat ma,k *«*««, tanai a£h?^iEJ iiMct? i]l _"?' promP* «*lmmediate OMb remittances returned at satisfactory rates. IRELAND™ BROS *A KNEES, IfATHKBMANTTFAOTTTBBRa Auckland.. *^^ ' ,m**J J^JV M o C U L S £ V FUNERASL UNDERTAKER. TOP OF HOBbON-STREET. if?



BUY RECKIT T'S : FRENCH BLUE, And.lsee that each ball is wrapped in paper bearin E Z the name of """^'Mujl R E C X I T T, Vj At it 3 splendid quality has caused a host of inrhliiMfflP imitations. |W Sold by all respectable Grocers and Storekeepers, TbBKJJBEN POLISHED f\. GRANITE MOUMKSTS, Free on board ship for any part of New Zealand INSCRIPTIONS ACCURATE AND BBAtJTIFUX. Plans and Prices Free from JOHN LEGGE, Soulptor, Aberdkjcw, Soottun d Z HATEFUL-CO MFOSTINO E P. P S'S COCO A. BREAKFAST. "By a thorough knowledge of the natural aws which govern the operation of disgestion and nutri- . tion and by a careful application of tho fine pro perties of well-selected cocoa, Mr Epps has provided our breakfast tables with a delicately flaveured beverage which may save us many -heavy doctors' bills."— Civil Service Gazette. Manufacture or Cocoa.-"We will now give an account of the process adopted by Messrs James Epps and Co., manufacturers of dietetic articles, ih their works in the Euston-road, London."— See rticle in Casscll s Household Guide. Made simply with boiling water or milk. Sold only in packets, labelled thus ;— JAMES EPPS & CO., HOMCEOPATHIC CHEMISTS, 48, Threadneedle-street, and 170, Piccadilly j "Works Diana Place, Euston Road, London. q^EMTinTo MACHI NTs Those in want of a really good Sewing Machine, shoold BUY TAYLOR'S PATENT MACaiNB hand or treadle. AGENT, T. PEACOCK, OPTICIAN, SHORTLAND STREET* __m 0 ON SALE by the Undersigned, now landing ex Merlin, rem New Plymouth.— 600 bags Maize ~-'•' 100 I)igs Sharps 2 tons Bacon, GEO. W. BINNEY. KA B A N G> A H A P B DISPENSARY. , P. F. MARTINSON, CHEMIST AND DBU&OIST, Late of Thames, and late Dispenser to Her Majesty's infirmary at Cape of Good Hope, Africa, having been presented with a Silver Medal in 1858}, Begs to inform his friends and thei public in genera, that he has commenced business in the KARANGAHAPE ROAD, Opposite Mr Nathan's Residence. Physicians' Prescriptions and Family RecdpU tarefu^ly prepared from the Purest Drugs. Patent and Homoeopathic Medicines, Perfimerf. ■&c, Sc. ' v P.F.M. wishes to draw particular attention to sufferers of Toothache that he has discovered^ bismbdt for the severest Toothache, and will guarantee it to t c a saro cure. Sold at his Disirenssrf only, in bottles Is Gd and 2s 6d. _i TO PARENTS AND GUARDIANS. Try P.F.Ms :VVorm Powders, which are the ben et brought before the public Sold at 3d and M ea v at hi Dispensary. CAP BEDDING. ; UPHOLSTERY AND UNDERTAKING. Double flax Mattresses, from 15s each Single Flax Mattresses, from 7s " I Ship's Cushions, per squava foot, from Is 9a Adults' Funeral furnished for £6, indndul Hearse, Grave and attendance. t ___»i_W_t hairs and Couches Re-stufled and Rep*™. Mattresses Re-made. Note the address:— Z ZiAilil H N R V P. HA YW AH UPPFR QUEEN-STREET, Adjoining Lamb's Fir-wood Yabd. ; Established 1860. " 1 " ' : " "^4SJE By appointment to. •„.... HIS EXCELLENCY SIR JAMES FERGTTSSOIf gEI^E I~C~H o X OH N, JEWELLER, J QUEEN STREET, AUCKLAND. | Begi to diaw the attention of the public toM« | Large and Well-assorted Stock of _- " § ENGLISH, FORBI3N, AND COLONIAL I MANUFACTURED JEWELLERY, , Specially selec.ed, and of the Newest Stylw «m A large portion of the above consists of Quart* *"* Greenstone Jewellery, Manufactured onto* i premises. H.K. begs specially to dj§w the attention of the m.m - pubUctPhiS m^rn'timm LARGE AND SUPERIOR STOCK OF GOLD Afl» SILVER WATCHES, .' ■ GREAT VARIETY OF SILVER AND PLA*B > , GOODS, , , h , * Which are the best known manufacturers of »• home market. . Note tho address:— aBJNIiICH KOHN, JEWE L L E QUEEN-STREET ... i _»iS> K''ii&v»«iSi_.'" ■**^zi&3&Bol^''Jiar^":A7A:_\ f% %\^s^ !■ SHORTLAND STREET, | Nearly Opposite the PosT-o^f** -J SPRING-STUFFED 8U T'f*S< , J £12, £13, £18, £25, £27 (wara^^tt^^ - M