The Evening Star.

VI.—No. 1,653.1

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IPrioe : ONE PENNY.



Shipping;. OkSk AVE:R:LA:isr:D MAIL »lKm ifc^V " ROUTE TO EUROPE VIA McS^M£l Zealana ' •*» °«««~- <* Her The Splendid Steamship - ■ MACGEEGOR, 2,500 tons, H. Ghaingeb; Commander, is appointed to leave for Honolulu and San Francisco, on Say tlie 11 tii June. ..„.. >• ■ Tor freight or passage and all particulars apply to H. SI. JERVIS, , Agent. .aJkA. A tTST&ALASTATsT EOR a SYDNBY, MELBOURNE, AND ALL QUEENSLAND PORTS ; ALSO, THE PALMER RIVER GOtDMJELDS. The Splendid Mail Steamship OYPWT?T iWT iiH i& 9, 3 f S"2l T# WooD' Commander,* expected on or itei■ arK? y * 20> wiU leaTe as al*ve Blx hc^ J'oiireight.pifjpgsgftge, andall particulars, apply to ' " Ij.'- !,■'""' H. M. JJSrvIS, " ' V / '•' ; Agent. , l3^t J£0O?! ZE;A I, AN D JHtl^. ■*" ST^AM SHIPPING COM ffiSP^^Yy' PANT (LIMITKD.) i Fob New Pl-zmotjth, Nelson, PiOTps, Wsmjng-' ton, Lyttelton, and Otago; transhiDcinsr at Wellington for Wangantti, Napier, and Povkbty. Bat; and at Nelsons for WESTroiwy CfciEYMOtmi and Hokitika. • '- [PASSENGEBS BOOKEDTHKOTTGH TO MELBOtTRHK.] Thes.s. TARANAKI Will leave Onehunga Wharf on MONDAY next; the 7th instant, at 12 noon;;-" Latent Train for"passengers leaves Auckland at 11,10 a.m. " JUNE TIME TABLE. ' . "" >12th-S.S. WRLLINGTON 16th—S.S PHdflBE I as above 20th-S.S. LADYBIBD f "**mvo 26th—S.S. TARANAKI J , ..,,. For freight or passage apply to : \V. F. WHEKC.EE, Auckland. %. tt r. , A. BAKNBS, Onehonga. Offices—Hobson'a Bnildipgs. Shortland-gtreet. AA^ TVTEW ZEALAND |^gO^^Xl SHIPPNG COMPANY'S FOR LONDON DIBECT. Tlia New Iron Ship ' , .. , J-ERNGLEN, bnut a expregsly for ihe New Zealand passenger trade 818 tons register, Capt W. Fbaisr,- will sail at above In July next. - : Has superior accommodiation for passengers of all- For freight or passage, apply to J©HN BATGER, Agent N.Z. ehipptag Co. (Limited), > _ . ■ - 93, Qneen-street. |^k "POR 'KAIPARA «|^Kl -L 1 DIRECT. '■■ jSjd£j*& t forwarding Goods to all parts. The Schooner ATALANTA will leave Onehnnga Wharf for above ports on MON DAY, the 7thinst. , Eor freight or passage, apply to -c ' G. W. BTNNEY, Agent. MS" Cargo for the above Vessel will be collected upon instinotions being leit at the office of the Agents. • "XT oti o c tTo jgr|Kp||^.l.l CONSIGNEES. ■Sll£w3sgr ESTELLE, PROM LONDONr™" The above Vessel having entered at the Customs, Consignees will please presett Bills of Lading, and pay FreJeht to the undersigned. Any Goods impeding the discharge of the vessel will be stored at Consignees risir and expense, i B«°J ;• :- ;;:G. W. BINNEY, ,■; ■ '■ -': ":■'} '■ . '- ■:■ ;■ . Agent. •, : "OOR PREIGHT OK /km-pt -X? . CHARTER.. yJtkM^K9' Tiie three-masted Schooner - - • • , ori ESTELLE, 195 tons register. G. W. BINNEY, 1 ' .Agent. Jfe3± CJ HOOTING- STAE,' ,£o^. KJ FEOM LONDON. mBBBBmm ■^•^ Claims against t^e above vessel must be rendered in duplicate at our office before 12 ' p.m. MONDAY, 7th inst, or they will not be recognised. L. D. NATHAN & CO., . ' ' Agents. i^ ]?OR WANGAEE! MPr^ 1 HEADrI, BAYOFISLA.VDB, WANGAEbA, &MONGONUI. The new steamer -. • lON A Will leave as above every MONDAY, at 5p m. CRTJICKSHANK & CO., Agents. 16, Queen-street, Auckland, Jj\ , May 26,1876. jO^^ "fT G:R SKmßm L^TITIA Will leave for the above place on or about' TUBBDAY, Bth June. ?For freight or passage apply to ■ ■ P t LEWIS BRO3. ~U^^. T^OR EAST GOaST, &c. '^ISiVf^ The Schooner Smt^m 'ADVANCE Will sail for}the above places on or about TT7ISDAY, Bth June,- "..,-. .. . '~' ''' ' ' ,'.'".' : -For freight or passage.apply to bboß ,; j *kAv ATfrAJKATO STEA]\f : WBJ^^v VV NAVIGATION AND COAL COMPANY (LIMITED). :: ..*■■!■; m yjj r ji|r'E,./'I! A3B liE : ' ' n \. fif ' Mwcer to iHamiltbh«-'-iTuesday, Thursday, and i Satur f^'dajYiOJfta'jn. ■:.-;>• .. \;i\--' -'■' :/:.r- Mercer to Newcastle^—Mpnday and |Tbvur«day, 8 i».ni. Kewcastlelp Canibfidge^-Tuesday. Ba.m. ' Newcastle to Alexandra^^Friday; '6 am • ■' ; '•''s.■ Hamilton to Mercer-Monday,, Wednesday, an . ri '' !day, 8 a.m./ -....; ; v , - 4 ,... -..,. ;,, . q Cambiidge to Mercer—-WednesSay, fiiu. ' ' Alexandra to Mercer— Saturday ,-6 a.ta; '■"■ "•wcsstle to Heads—Monday, 6 s.tn. ■ .' : v. - . L ;.■:■'. FRANZ^CHKRFB1, . ~.,'• r ; .1" "Secretary. . 'Fort street, Mayso,l*7B.: T Business Cards. .- ■ 5 WAI/ TEH J. H ¥-.-N : T..; PtJBLIC ACCOUNTANT, • . ' •. -; *;7 House, Land, Estate, MrsriNa and' ,I,',_ ' Commissiok Agent, ■ . ■ ]W«.isB'iJaANOE BtILDISGS, AtTOKIA»I>| i^lfr HtJNT is prepared to undertake aU kinds of *™*ncial Bueinees. to negociate Loans on freehold ma, Leasehold Estatss, to arrange the Purchase and s«e of Town and Country Properties, and also Bank, , insurance, Mining, and other shares, and to act as •Rentfor trustees, absentees and other persons in - - TOganagement of estates and investment of capital, ,#*Wtratirgß and" audits undertaken. Partnership J>Ci">ptß..i\ ''oanged'.- Tradesmen's bboks posted i^3k(i^V' :ju^ quarterly. ,q. ;i .■• '^(Mias of Trees, Steub^, Plants^ ;.'AVv v\ ■}., of first quality, splendid vari6ty,"in Jwija^agis of growth, and well prepared, are emm_ieed in "The Nursery List," whiob. will be forwarded to any address. V • -> '■ •■:::"C. T.;,WRENr, -V• . ; ii--to ,■'■ • MountHobsonNurseryJßemuera. "» J* Bubbt &Co. Sole T»wn-AgCTit.



Bußlnesa Cards. . g 0 O X 8 BO IS N V PAPER RULED, LEDGERS MANUFACTURED AND MACHINE NUMBERING, At WM. LEYS, (Next door above Evßynrt? Star.) ABEEDEEJN iioOT FACTORY, DUUHAM-STRBET. A Laige Stock of, Men's, Women's and Chlldren'i Boots and Shoes always in stock. Sole Manufac. turers of thefe6axr,lesß Watertight, specially adapted for the Ohineurariand trade. ~ , '~, „, . BLACK & CO ; ~U. 1-S H & E; 4 O~lj •MI Wholesale, Shipping, a»d Family Bntohei Queon street, 4ora<eir..;.of Durham street, Auck and. Poultry of all kind! drewed to order. Prlm< Smoked Tongues, Homa-curad Bacon. Oomed Bed on sale In large quantities. N.B.—Dealers in Game, Live Pheasants forwarded to #11 park of the Oolnnj upon recaipt of order. JTam ilios waited on In town o> atLbnrbs. •' ■ ';■. .•' '/*'• «a JA ME S B USD CHER,, CARTER, CONTRACTOR, &c , Goods Cleared and Delivered from Bhipa' side on : BHOKTKST HOTIOK. , BALLAST SUPPLIED. Kkwoastlh anij Bay op Islakd Coaxj. r_ i; . -'■ ;Aist>.: ■■ i riß«wqot>, cttt or uacot, atRBASOK ABLE RATBB. Q' %' 'S ; A L E. Portland Cement (QOO-oaiks) ' ' . ' 3Fire Bricks, Fire Tilej, Fire, Clay .; .. : 'Ato'd all kinds of Builders-Materials. .{. .fcEANE ,& JBN^INSON; ' , s : : 'js' .V IqTpR IA- S T R.E, B.T EAS T. MIS; *h- if^B M A N,. •f BACHER OF' MUSIO, ! I Watbrloo Qxtadr ak i, Opposite Govejrninent Home, ' ARNOCK BROT HERS, SOAP * CANDLE MANUFACTURERS, Richmond, Cox's Cekkk. • Office — Durham-street. Auckland. A B 8 O' W, • House and Land Agent, Rent and Debt Oollecior, Btlchbur/» Buildings, Queen street GB O E Gt B AIESB, rSEXHUkJSTB BAY SOAP & OANLDS WORKS. Cash Buyers of Tallow. L __ \A OABJ>] i SAMUEL W E L L B House, Land, and Communion Agent, Collector Of Rents, Debts, Highway Rates, 6c. Loans arranged. : . . Office: 129, Queen street (three doom below the Union Bank.l T a ~R a i g, tla FORWARBIiTO AGENT, Wholesale and Retail Coirl and Firewood Merchant,' Ac—On Sale, Newcastle ;and Wangarei Odal, Ti-tre* Firewood (cut and uncut). Tanks, Charcoal, Ballast, Hobart Town Palings. Sacks for sale. Fort-street, Auckland.. . Qi T V BAK BB V ANO BTXAH BISCUIT MANTJFAOTOBT, . HOBSOV-AIBXIR. losiNa and Ground Sugab Always ow Hajtd W. R. WADDELL. . T\ E . N T IST R Y. MR. T. TRAFF OR D, SURGEON DENTIST. • WAKEPIELD-STREET. Artificial Teeth, from Or.c to a FuftSet, in Gold or ' Vulcanite. PHILLIPPS A SON, « OIL, COLOR, and GLASS MERCHANTS, Cmporfcrs of Paperharigings, Scrim, Paints, Oils, rurpentlne, Colors. Varnishes, French Polish, Gold Leaf, Artists' Colors and Brushes, Plate, Sheet, drown, Ornamental, and Photographic Glass, Picture Frame and Tapestry Mouldings, Clock and Compass jUarsea. Glazed ash Doors, &c. Grass cut to .se ;and carefully packed. 95, and 97, Qneen-atre ;t. VTGTIGE OF REMOVAL B. CROCKER, respectfully informs his numerous friends, customers, and the geneial public, that be has removed his Boot Manufactory to those premises immediately opposite Messrs Holland und Butler's. Victoria-eireet, formerly occupied by Mr Johnctone, whose stock Mr CROCKER has purchased. He will as usual, carry on his business, and to any who may not have favoured . him with a turn, he onlj olicits a tingle trial, when he is sure it 11 be epeated,—B. CROCKER. . • S KIN NEB • BUILDER, CARPENTER, and JOINER VULOAJf ' L A N M, ANT) . FOBI-SIEMI. Bhop Vrontf, Office Fittings, and all branch** of ' the building: trade executed. OONES ! BONES! BONES! Bought in ■ any Quantities FOR CASH at the Free na&'s Bay Bone MiUs, and at No -8, Lower Queen itreet, by ■ ■ , r ~•..., J. ft J. SOPPET. HHARLE S BLOM FIELD, KJ HOUSE AND SIGN PAINTER, Is prepared to undertake every description of Plain and Ornamental Writing, Gilding, Graining, Marbling, Colouring, Painting, and Paperhanging, &c, &c. Ponsonby Road, Newton. - Orders may be left at the efiices of F. G. Ewington, J, Carson, or Samuel Wells, Queen itr«et. , ■ WR. HAYWARP'S • CHEAP BEDDING FURNITURE, & FUNERAL FURNISHING WAREHOUSE, W V N D H A M- S E | Ti , - ' (Next to Queen-'trect Ccrner). Residence and Shop, corner of Pitt and .Grey streets. •; ]■', T &. J". v SO P p E T, Freeman's Bay Steam Mills, ; if.o 8, low er qu c c n-s t rest, '^rr.,-r WHABrr> i'Ai3CKi.Aßp. ' '^'-'' /" n' r ' : j OL A. RFE 880 THE RS, ; (LATB CROMBIE'S) „_ : ROYAL FINE AUT PHOTOGRAPHIC GALLERIES, ■. '■! (Opp-«* TThiok Bank), v QUEEN STREET, AUCKLAND. 1 First-lass Portraits from C.DIV. to Life Bl*e, > Moderate Prices. : Children's Portra taken instantaneously. DAMP WALLS. DAMP WALLS. DAMP,WALLSJ, PET RI iY I N G LI Q UID,', Manuf actured,~by the Liverpool Silicate Paint Co.: ■v ,■ -j, ' " i..' :% ' •■•■ ■<- • • ■■• 'i,i- ■■■' } ' ■ ■■■ ■* }'■' -. '"• ' Damp Walls cured by the Petrifying Liquid at the ; small cost of 7d peryard superficial, ih A^iicSlana, by Thos.Kelly. »ai '.■■ ' . ■:; j-.'••. ■•- ■ Ana on sale,at myvyards, Cook-street (the ,rear of; Bevage, Coachpainter); "the .above named .Liquid, wholesale and|retail, where frfll-piirtioulars-can be obtained. THOMAS KELLY, .



Bnalness Oardg. JAMES CATER,"'"Be kb.. COMMISSION AGENT, A Collector of rents and debts. Office : High-street, _ Corner of Vulcan Lane. ELWIN B. DI CKScTn", LICENSED LAND BROKER, i Tinder the Land Transfer (Tori-ens') Adt, 1870, DRAUGHTSMAN, ILLUMINATOR, HERALD PAINTER, ETC. 1 Loans negotiated on approved security. Genera] ■ ■ Agency Business transacted'for" Country l. . , Settlers. Agent for BtHttJal'Life Association of Australia.- • * ■ . . 43, INSURANCE BUILDINGS, ATJOKIiAND. I jj^ B. W 0 O D HA M. | J LOWTHER BAZAAR, . ,i 25 8, Q tr c c nr > s tre bt, ', ~ . Opposite the' Market, /TOYS, STATIONERY, FANCY GOODS, ETC. JJ BECCOMBE & SON~ MALTSTKRS, BREWERS, AND BOTTLERS : GREAT NORTHERN BREWERY, AUCKLAND. ' lf -■■■: V LFR E D ALE V, (From ftieasrs Ridley and Son's, London), ' PRACTICAL WATCHMAKER, AND JEWELLER, EGQOV i.l ; Oppo'bite Tax Nkw'Makkit, QPBEW-STBEBT, AUCKLAND.* Bl\ W E B S T E R, * WholbsAle anS'EStail .SADDLER AND HARNESS MAKER, 133, QCTKJSN-HTajBET, AUCKLAND, (Next the Union Bank). jy^ EVI TT, GUJN-MAKEB 244, QUEEN-STREET. Always in Stock -Best brands Gunpowder, *o. Blasting Powder, and Fuze, Shooting and Fishing Tackle. ,/r NOTICE TO USERS OF STEAM POWJ&R. Steam Gauges repaired, adjusted, tested, and re marked if required. Having gone to great expense to be in a position to test them, parties may rely upon ' having them accurately done. It is a fact well known to Engineers that even new gauges as they leave the factory are not in nine cases'out of ten correctly marked, hence the necessity of having them tested. ''■ Repairs to small machinery of all kinds; plans and specifications prepare" ; machinery surveyed, bought or sold on commission , I GEO. W, HESLOP, Engineer. The Fitting Shop, Shortland-street. B FAULDEB, Sole Contractor to the City Ceuncll lot the Emptying of Xarth- Closets, Privy Boxes, Cesspits, &c, it prepared to at tend punctually to all requests regarding the above. Persons desiring to have the laid placet attended to, either weekly, fortnightly, or otherwise, can hare the hbm done by leaving a notice either verbal or written with the Inspector of Nniiancei, City Council Office, Queen-ikeet pOTTIS'S TOMATO SAUCE. G. COTTIS, of Rutland Road, ParneH, has the pleasure of announcing to his customers^ and-the general public, that his New Season Toseaio Satjck Is now ready. It' bears upon it the character of the purest sauce sold. It contains no deleterious com pound ; and from its -wide-spread sale last year, he anticipates a vast increase in his customers this season. It is equal to any Sauce in the colony, as per Medical Certificate received. It is cheaper than any other Tomato Sauce used. G. COTTISJ .- Parnell. HIPS! WHIPS! WHIPS! AT WHOLESALE PRICES. The Undersigned has now on hand by far the best largest, cheapest, and most - varied Stock of the above in.the province, which he is now gelling at Wholesale Prices, to make room for three more cases to arrive per SHOOTING STA.X. Also, a large and varied Stock of every description of Harness, .Saddles, Bridles/ Spurs, Comb?, Brushes, Kneecaps, India-rubber and other Fetlock Boots, Headstalls, < Girths, Fancy Bite. Single and Double Greyhound Starters, Ladies' and Gent's Patent Safety Stirrups, &c, all of which will be sold at the lowest prices POE CASE. < - Every description of Harness, Pack Saddles, *c, made on the premises by experienced workmen on the shortest notice. Repairs executed promptly and at reasonable rates. Sole agent for Elliman's celebrated Koyal Embroca tion for Horses, Cattle, and Sheep. All Saddlery and Harness at Greatly Reduced Prices. Purchase at the cheapest house in town, direct from the Importer and Maker. ' ■ The Trade supplied. ' ■ W. S. JONES, ■ADDLXS, HAENKBB MAKER, ft IMPORTER, 154, QUEEN-STREET HOMGEOr ATHIC, DISPENSARY 44, SHORTLAND-STREET, A few doors above the Post Office (same side). MR. GARRICK. HOMCEOPATHIC AND GALVANIC TREATMENT. Houbs op Consultation :—From 10 o'clock in the. forenoon till 2 o'clock; From 5 till Bin the evening. ■ Homoeopathic Medicines and .Magnets Electric ; ~ ,„ Machinery. GE ORGE PA RKE R, TAILOR AND CLEA NER OF CLOTHING, i Albert-street, opposite Aberdeen Boot Factory. . ; Gentlemen's Clothes cleaned, dyed, and renovated, so that they will look equal to new. A first-class fit guaranteed for all orders. Note the address:—Albert-street, opposite the : Aberdeen Boot Factory. TTOLLAND & BUTLER, TO THEIR . -~.. FRIENDS AND THE PUBLIC. " We cannot'allow the present season to pass without returning you our Sincere thanks f fit the very liberal patronage y» i v«-ve bestowed upon us during the two and a-half yea^-s we have been in business; we must admit the same has exceeded our expectations. You may depend that if (« continuance of the liberal spirit in which, we have hitherto conducted our business, combined with quality for lowest reinunera^ tiveipriceß, will secure your patronage in the future, be sure we shall do 'our best to merit the same. To those who have not paid us a Visit, do bo, we have always some novelty on hand. V ~ ) ; By the ' Anazi' we have Just Received OQ BALJES^ OaSES From' Celebrated Glasgow and' English/Houses?' They Jave been speciaUy' selected from' Manufa cturers' Patterns by Mr J. X. Holland, whose good taste in decorative matters is generally admitted, and without' doubt, comprise the largest and best selected open stock in the Province. ; '' ■: GltT MOULBINGS, Stained Mouldings, Boom Mouldings; a large stock ; onhandof very superior quality.' Picture Framing in all.; its Branches.. • i GLA S S SHADES, Oval and Round; in all sizes. White Lead, Oils, Colours, Turps, Tarnishes, Scrim, Brushes, Gold Leaf, Artist's Materials, Photo Glass, - WINDOW GLASS, , . .. In fact, every requisite in the Painting Trade can i .: . . be had at ■■ HOLLAND & BUTLER'S, Oil., Colour, and Glass Mekchants, Pictttre-Frame Makers, &0., 28 & 30, victoria-street,, auckland, ; A few steps from Union Bank. • 0E» R. RA N DEBS ON! t - sfw ■/!■■ ■• Auctioneer, m* .'.-■. -. .■■■^ Mining, Estats:, CbiMMissiosr. and j ■ ;Ho?ds regular,weekly saies 'of Produce and other; ''Gfocfds.r Oonsignments for salejstored free of charge. ; Account sales prompt. Producers will find it ,|o: their advantage to consign fresh butter, "eggs, %c,i direct for sale on the Goldfield. » Offlcfß and Auction Rooms: ___^_^_^



Kerosene. ~ • ■' '■■■'<■ >-.' ' I '.''■■'■:, . ' • • ' . : '» ; ' "I OLEOPHENE BRILLIANT 6IL {v' ■■ ■ Is now unlvanaUy recognized as the belt BaraittOU which can be made. Recommended by thrnte Insurance GoatDanie« for Safety, and by all ooa aunmfer th« BrilUancy .f Us Light. In pnrehu- Att% this Oil the buyer insures himself and hfc .pro perly against all chance of a Kerosene aotMent. Ask for OLKOPHBWK BRILLIANT OlL.and takeao other. DIPLOMA of ME BIT received froia the Vieuf; JCnotltioa for Cans of various Tops anjg Qfl& OJUIIOPHENJe BRILLIANT OIL is invaluaffljfio those who mi or sew in the evening, as itgivw a stronger Ufht than gas, while much less fatiguing to the eyea, '•-,.; ■ ' '.'■.'".'''' '-'■ '■" --.i ' ■"'' ■'■' SUPERIQR TO DEVOE'S, AS ;pT .STANDS A HIGHBRTEST. ? GROCERS & DEALERS. 8 H ft °s i © * ■ 1 *r S H 8 ° " m >i t • Pi »i * § h M s*S3 s M w s< « I » ,| .' d MS ■ *«W S Q . *H H Q o •„ 2 4-- I «;.:■■.■..;•.;;::■§ ■ % o *-, Chief Harbour Master's Office, Auckland, May 20,1875. TO MESSRS. ARNOLD, HINES & CO., rti . Importers, &c, Auckland: >. ; \ <■ Gentlemen,—A supply of your Kerosene Oil (Oleo phine Brand) having been lately obtained for the use of the.Bean Rock and Sandspit Lighthouses, .1 have! much'pleasure in stating that this Oil'is; superior'to | any hitherto siipplied. It burns with a'clear, steady j light, is free from any obnoxious vapour, and leaves [I .thelamps comparatively clean after;twelve hours' burning. ' •t it* u,uau wu .] I remain, Gentlemen, , . : Yours 'truly, • ' •



~.■,.',' 7 : MerebandiM. .„ -■ -?1 • , ~~ ■ ■ ~~~~" AR R I V E D, Per the barque Especulador— |f BAKER'S FLOTJR | BUTTBE > c \fy , MALT.' " ■ ■>>^M * ;. j ; ~i T. H. HALL & CO.n . ; Q f , A R jR, I ,V E, Per the Estelle— . /; j • PEARL BARLEM ~-. v . ■-J FINEST FLOUR; ■' '-t^q- : T. H. HALL & Oa. \ Q n ha n'- ; : ;b,. FINE TEAS, in Chests, Halves and Boxes !' ' 'barley 'meal ■'.' *;] f r: '■» i BRA^N". o'?-:f? i'-Ki taou. •••■'■•'' T.. H. HALL &. Cp. : .^ f f^[. SUPERIOR QUA LIT V NELSON HOPS," 1875, ON SALE BY : ;.„-, , T. H. HA t L & CO. Z^IOLONIAL MANUFACTURED . i . „♦", , -TWEEDS: r [ I BOOTSr AND SHOES , : SHEATHING "* AND ROOMNG FELTS. < T. H. HALL & CO. ,T>YAN, BELL AND CO.', GENERAL MEROBANTS, AND COMMISSION AGENTS, Vttloan Lane, Auckland. BILL lAR i> TABL %S, To arrive per Shooting Star and Emily McLaren, '' ' J -'M ' Consignments of First-class Tables, complete, with all the most recent improvements. Full particulars on application to the undersigned. ' " ■>'■ • Also, to arrive ex Emily McLal*n, ■:■''■{» ---200 boxes Brandon'* C*ndlt«. imdw ,v i , : >■» E^^nedin,,, v> ..„_., .. (i * 200 boxes De Rpubaix Candles 100 boxes Behnont'B Candles 900 oases 10 qrs. Hennessy's Brandy, Geneva Rum, &c. | T A E E s# EX AGNES, fROM OAMAKU— 26 tons Hay and Barr's Flour " 10 tons it's Flour. . :' r: : «,! GEO. W: BINNEY, ■/" ■^DWAitD-- ra^^jx^;c Has now received'the ' WHOLE OF HIS SHIPMENTS OF MAGAZINES FOR 1874, Comprising— . • All the Year Round, 1874 Cassell's Magazine, 1874 Chamber's Journal. 1874 Family Herald, 1874 Good Words, 1874 Good Words for the Young, 1874 Leisure Hour, 1874 London Journal, 1874 Once a Week, 1874 Sunday at Home, 1874 Sunday Magazine, 1874 : . Band of Hope, 1874 , British Workman, 1874 C hatterbox, 1874 - < - Childrecs Friend, 1874 Childrens Prize, 1874 Child'a Companion, 1874 Cottager and Artisan, 1874 Good Words for Young, 1874 Infant's Magazine, 1874 "' Kind Words, 1874 Sunshine, 1874, &c, &c. | And is now offering them at REDUCED RATES. EDWARD WAYTE, IMPORTER OF BOOKS, , 100, QPEEN'-STRE'BT. ' . AUCKLAND PERMANENT CO il. OPERATIVE BUILDING AND INVEST IIBNT SOCIETY. I DEPOSITS RECEIVED at the following, rates — 6 months or no longer .. 6 per cent, per annum. 7 days' notice - .. 5 per cent, per annum. JOHN BATGER, Secretary. 93, Queen-street. • ' J V S T O P E N E D AT OTJE NEW f ' OIL, COLOUR, & GLASS WAREHOUSE, 95 AND 97, QUEEN-STREET. ,>• EX DUN3EDIN, SHOOTING STAR, AND EMILY MCLARBN, — 500 PACKAGES OF ' PAPEKHANGINGS, WHITE LEAD, PAINTS, OILS, COLOURS, VARNISHES, AND SUNDRIES, PLATE, SHEET, AND ORJSAMENTAL WINDOW GLASS, GLASS SHADES, SCRIM, HESSIAN, CALICO, & TACKS, GILT MOULDING^, ENGRAVINGS, CHROMOS, AND OLEOGRAPHS. W. PHILLIPPS A SON, I rpHE LATE BOILER EXPLOSION " BUSINESS RESUMBD. rm IGHOLLS'4. H ALL, HORSE SHOERS AND, GENERAL SMITHS, l Corner of Edwardes and Upper Queen-street rpHE above Firm, having secured the property and 4- appliances lately belonging to Mr James Lamb, i Firewood and Coal Merchant, with the Livery and Bait Stables, adjoining their Forge, beg to intimate that they have on hand a large stock of the best Fire wood and Coal, and the public can depend upon having a just weight and measure. They will pro vide Bait and Stabling for country settlers and others at a low rate V - M As N. &H. have a number of Buildings situated well for workshops, &c, they are willing to let some of them on easy terms. :EpHE Undersigned are Cash Pur •i.'Sl ' •' OH4SBKS of HIDES; SHEEPSKINS,'WOOL, TALLOW, 4c.,• &c,, at[ highest market rates, in any ,quality. 5...f,. ,■' :.,>-.,, ~:•..(.;. .- ~, ,'.,-. ■, , * -„;■ .. ' Consignors direct will have prompt and immediate! cub remittances' returned at satisfactory rates. '■ a _ IRELAND BROS.,



■ v Miscellaneous. j.,-"" j ~~- "' •■ ~~ C| HE" A fr r 800 TS ! j , . ~-•*--•. wr n™^ B 00TS! ::-'"\ '/ ' /A'] ,} v* s S E L L ING OFF! ~; TO MAKE BOOM FOB * i SHIPMENTS TbARRIvi!. | "t ELLISON, Bj O O T M A X E E, Having Removed to Temporary Premises, ' W. I Opposite the : ~ ■^ i N|l,^. !;; ,M.A.R f :K' E.T,_. . , -Queen-gtreet,,,, ■ - Has1 determined to Sacrifice his Large Stock of BOOTS, SHOES, &0., //! ■ v. :i"-i \\ wo i REDUO ON8!!1 _^\ ! ~...,»T , ~,. , To,makeroom" for Farther Shipments. " i- r ]';<:"} , r*" If! ' ' . ■ • fj*' i ,••■■■■■ ,T ' Girls' Kid Boots, No 10 to 13, 2s 6d per pair Girls' Kid Boots, No. 10 to 13, 3s Cd per pair Girls' MoroogpJßoots, No. 11 to 1,6s 6d per pair,! *»* Note the Address, %*.,.. &, T TTICTOBIA SEED STOIIES, (Next Union Bank of Australia). NEW VEGETABLE SEEDS, All the best and newest*^varieties. ' NEW FLOWER SEEDS. A v«iy. Urge a&d choice, collection imported direetirtm'P^rii by post. ' '; ■ - ; ' . <:a:a :; m .■:■■ . j.- '<;■■ FLO WE R ROP TS, t 4 i ANEMONlES.SPvtrybes^nmßnectvKiitieß, 6s per dozen .. ,^^NOULUS,6oyerybesti»medTarieHei," 3 ;; 5s por dozen. LAWN | GRASS SEED, Flue mixture, for Lawns, Croquet Grounds, or Bowling Greens. R. BAIRD, V .1 0 T O R I A • S T R E E T.. I a . JJOTIOE TO DRS._ ■ a SOUND FURNITURE. wnfM :■■■*'■: ' s^WrtC4B A S the PARTNERSHIP hitherto •cy- existing in our Firm will be DISSOLVED next JULY, we are offering the remainder of our capital Stock of FURNITURE at such LOW PRICES that very little will remain ''- '' to be Sold by Auction. Persons indebted will please make . prompt settlement, and all accounts due by us will be paid on application. CRANWELL ft CO., FURNITURE WAREHOUSE, AUOKIiAND. ■ "P OT T ER'S COUGH DROPS. HIGHLY RECOMMENDED AS AN INVALU ABLE MEDICINE, AND ACKNOWLEDGED TO BE THE MOST RELIABLE BY ALL WHO HAVE USED IT. The Proprietor having been strongly recommended by some of the leading physicians in New Zealand to bring this Medicine more prominently before the public as a remedy in all cases of Coughs, Colds, Influenza, Sore Throats, &c., has the satisfaction of seeing, after sixteen years, a large sale as the result, many testimonials being constantly forwarded from those who have received relief from the COUGH .DROPS. The Proprietor, therefore, only asks those who suffer to try it, feeling confident every satisfaction will be given to the patient; PREPARED ONLY BY ; H. POTTER, Chemist, CITY DRUG S T O R E S, COBNER OF PITT AND KINO-STREETS, Sydney (Late of Auckland). For Sale at Morbdt's Grocery Store, Queen-Btreet, Auckland. BRA D SH AW'S GFIDE TO NE WV.Z.B A.L;A.KD. The eiteosion of railway communication, the con sequent exceedingly rapid increase in the passenger traffic throughout the colony of New Zealand, and the paucity of information—of a reliable eharac'er— now obtainable of the arrival* and -departure* of the va rious trains coaches, mall and other steamers, and all methods of travel, render ,the publication of tome trustworthy.and authentic record of. referance an absolute necessity. The subscribers propose to Issue to the public a monthly "Guide," similar—as far as circumstances will permit—to the well-known " Bradhaw" of the mother country, containing Time-tablei compied with e7ery possible regard to accuracy and from "In formation obtained from authentic sources only of all Railways, Coaches, Steamers, Ac , &c. The projected publication will also contain full information regard ing Postal and Telegraphic arrangements, Gener*l, Provincial, arid Municipal .Governments ; Public Institutions, Banks, Insurance Companies, complete Descriptive Itinerary, and, in short, will be made as replete with general and useful information as possible. ■ •;■ ' : ' , - : _ -. ,■ >-■■. i The want of a medium of Advertising for the whole Colony has long been felt by all commercial claases. The publication now projected will. It i« confidently anticipated, fully fill that want, as it will be the first aim of the subscribers to'-produce the work at a price which must ensure its being accessible to the whole community. It is calculated that an issue of some thousands per month may be relied-upon,' which will he distributed throughout the eft tire Colony The advantages thus offered to advertisers must therefore be at once apparent. In submitting this prospectus to the public of New Zealand, the subscribers beg to give the assurance: that every effort will be made to carry it out in its! integrity, and render in proportionately as recognised an institution in New Zealand, as "Bradshaw's Guide" is In England. ' -: ' , Terms of Subscriptions and for Advertising may be ascertained from the various agents, whose 4 n»mes t will shortly b« published in the local newspaper*. ; ; ■ ,-:■ ': A- ;DALGIIESH: A RBID.V ■ % ■ iii ■'■ ■i! V. MUMP-: ;*,. :, , i?i '. M~~" ONEY"TO^LE v©ifon^first^lafeß! J freehold security, low rates of interest.— R.r.OrDyer, elhprtland-stree, ," ' - . * , v small sums, nmi''6iMwnMt—Apply KIiIOTT MEYER "tolioltor, 88; Shortland-street



Drapery TO-MOBBOW — SPECIAL SALE OS1 ' .- - '•■•' ' :: SI L X S. CLEAgING-OUT SAL# j ■ tiy* ' >j_ - DRAEI^iCLOTHING S. & J. K. VAILE'S COMMENCES THIS DAY. It beiag absolutely necessary to make a Large Reduction in the Stock ,•- .. , during the ensuing month, in order ' , . .tomakeroom'forthe'conßtructionof,. \ !th«" New Sho%-roams, ; the entire f I Season's 'Shipments . have teen : \ ■ marked at and below cost price. ■ " - j j I. & J. E. VAILE deem it quite unnecessary to quote prices, as a : single call mil convince as to the '. i genuine character of this sale. ( -.. .'-.!!.: 6* ".'& 3. % VAIIH, ; National Mabt, i . . 130 &132, :.-»,-■ i . . Jill Q U E E"H ~S T B E E X. ■.:;'■ ■] -■■' '■■ '" ■ ' '. -.r / V if ■, '■ ', . ' ■*•'•. :* Ul aii.c',.Ji ■■ - ; -■.'•■ ' ' ': -"=7' I ■■ -I'- <['k ... -;''.■ ■■'.• ■,■ . !" ":^ :; • . :■■ '.-.-is bi. ::A - - • : .■•-/■'» •' * ■■-'■■> :,-' .i 'f r- ■■~...... ,-...'''. ?"' TO-MORROW SPECIAL SALE OF ' Hats and Bonnets. *-! ""';" ,■■'";■■■■■ ' f ■.'■.'. ~ i; £1,000. .¥« o L A OHLA'Ni,, j ! in,vites Inspection of the Following Goods, - '~. > '~ amouhttngto ■■~_ . £1,000 WORTH, BOUGHT AT AUCTION. '■ £ a.a. ■ /t -a. a,-' 11- «"..■ i case Cable Cords 0 1 a-JOBnaHy—o 1 » 1 case Persian Corda ....; 0 1 4 .. • 0 20 1 case Navy Print ....... 0 0 4J£ .. ' 0 0 9 lease Wincey: ..... O'O 9>^ I- 010 1 case Winoey.'.. *......... 0 10 .. 0 1' 8 1 bale Flannel, from 0 10 . 0 13 1 bale Mourning Prints.. 0 0 ..009 1 case 10-feet Floor-cloth 0 3 6 .. 0 4 6.-; 1 case 15-feet ditto... ~. 0. 3 9 .. 0 46:; 1 case6rfeetditto 3 4 0 .. 0.4 6 1 case 12-feet ditto ....... 04 0 -L. 04 6, 1 caseMelbourneTrousers' ' - ■' ; and Vests.. ~.;;...... 1 10 0 « 3 % 9 1 case Pagets, in Blue . . ' ~, ;'; | Venetian, Black and ! Blue Fancy CSoating, — and Black Cloth ...... 118 0 .. 2 5 0 lease University Sacs 1 0 0 .. 110! 0 , 1 case All-wool Shirts.... 0 611 .. 0 8 6 1 case StrawHats(Ladieß') 0 16 ~ 0 3 0 . :' t ; 218, QUEE^STREET. : A FGKLAND & MERCER RAILWAY. : Goods can be received, at Pukekohe and PapatoitoL > At stations where no one is in charge, notice should : be given to the Jlanager a day or two previous. By orderi A. V. MACDONALD, »S' ■■■>■ •:-:!--•■■;.- ■'< [ General Manager. , " ; V tJCKLAND & MERCER RAILWAY. TIME TABLE. WEEK PAYS.—DOWK TBADTg. i O 0 3 5 7 9 II 13 1^ a.m. a.no a.m. p.m p.m p.m p.m - AucklianiT, dep. .. 7.15 9.2011.101.50 340 4 4 6.15 Newmarket.. .. 7.259 3011 202. 03.604.146.25 PenroseJunction 7.399.4411.342.144 44.285.89 Onehunga, ar. .. 748 9.6211.42 2.22 4.12 .. 6,47 Otahuhu .. .. 7.51 .. ~. 4.40 .. ,- ' . Papatbitoi V, ~ a 1 -.. .. .. .. 4:50 ~'" Papakura ~ ... 8.31 5.20 ~ Drury ~ .. 8.40 ;.. ~ ~ .. 5.29 „ " Pukekohe ~ .. 9.16 .. ;;.;..-6. 5 .. Mercer, ar. .. .> |10.-5| .. |.'.-.. -.1 | .:'|6.54| .. ■ ; -Up Trains, : •. '- " . i'r:^. . ■' 2 4 6 8 10 12 14 i 5" a.m. a.m a.m. a.m. p.m. pmp.m. p.m. Mercer, dep .. -.. 7.15 .. .. .. .4. 4 Pukekohe.. - r.-.r.*.. 8. 6 .. .. .. .. 4.64 Drury .. "//'.. 840 .. .. .. ..-5.29 Papakura.. •■;. ..8.50 ... .... ..5.39 Papatoifoi.. .... 9.22 .. i. .. .. 6.11 , dtahuhu .'. ..J". 9 82"'..' ... .. .. 6.21 Onehunga,d 7.80 8.80 .. 10.1612 80 3. 04 20 6.24 Pn. June ar "7.39J8.3819.4410 28 W.38 3. .8 »4.28 t6.83 . Newmarket ..' 16.63 8.5910.8812153 3.23 443 6.48 . AuckUnd,ar - .. |9. 210. 810.47 1. 2 8.32 4.62 6.57 * Change for Mercer, t Charge for Onehunga. SUNDAYS.—©owit T«adj». ■"■: •■'*■■''■ 'J- tJ \ '5 7 9 T '". . - r■■ /, ■ »;m. ».m. p.m; p/m. p. m. . Aucklaiia, a«p .. 9,80 UJaS iSO* 3^o 5. 0 Newmarket ..,;. 80 11.8» 2.40 3.40 5.16*,. Penrote Junction, d 9.44 11.49 2.54 9.54 5Ui Onehunga, ar .. 9.63 11.67 3.2 >. 5.32 OtahuEu » :,. 9;66 ~ .. ft .. Papatoitol „, . 10i 6 ~ ;., 416 .. Papakura V; ' ,V 10.36 ~ i. '4 46 .. Drury ,i .. 10.45 .. '~ 455 .. Pukekohe .... .... 11.21 ~ 5.81 .. Mercer»: ■ '^. ;; 12.10 .. .; 6.20 . Up Tbatnb. "■ " a.m aim a.in. p.m pin. pm. Kewser '.-. ..... .. 9.20 .. .. ..330. Pukekohe.. ..' .. .. 10.10 .. .. .. J *20 Drury -_ ~ ... .... 10.46 .; ... .. 4.55 ■Papakura.. ■■*.. '.-.•■' .. 10155 .."..- !.. - 5. 5 Papatoitoi .. .. :.. 11.27 ... .. ~15 37 Otahuhu ; . .. .. .." 11.87 ;. .. .. 6.47 - Onehunga, dep .. 9.36 .. 1015 1.40 3465 61 - PenfoseJJtinc., ar;; #9.*411 491023 l J4d *3 5415 59 Newmarket .. .. ..12 410 38 23 4 9 6.14 Auckland.. .. „. .. 12.131047 2.12 4.18 623 * Change for Mercer, t Change for Onehunga; : To ensure dispatch/Parcels 'should be booked ten £ minutes before the, starting of t eaph train. ': By order, ;untilfturtner Jriotibel" ■ . • ••..->,,. ■ ■'.'..';. ,'■.: ■■■- A. V. MACDOJfjtLP,