SHOCKING MURDER OF A NEPHEW OF MR LAYAFD'S AT WAGA WAGA.

fritoM papers bf the Hero we have received particulars of pc mysterious murder of Mr Layard, a neyie'w of Mr Layard late Acting- Governor of/iji. and related to Mr Layard, of NinevejyCelebrity. The Wagga Wagga Express s-y8 "•— On Saturday morning la3t the town*as thrown into excitement by the circulate of a rumour to the effect that the body c a roan, who had evidently come to bis (^h by foul means, had been dis cove^d in the river near the wharf. At a fc P t mid-day the report was fully con fined. It appears that Mr Planer, the c oper, was pulling in his boat below the >ridge. and was told by some person on the river bank that a dead man was 'floating down the stream He at first regarded this as chaff, induced by the fact of his having been instrumental in recovering several bodies at different times ; but eventually he rowed to the spot indicated by his informant, and there found the body caught in the branch of a tree. With the assistance of a second person who was in the boat with him, he brought it to the bank, and communicated with the police. The body was that of a young man about 28 years of age, dressed in a light tweed suit, white socks, and elastic side boots. Subsequent examination of the remains showed that the skull was fractured — the -wounds being inflicted apparently by some blunt instrument. From papers found in the pockets of the unfortunate map, it •would appear that his name is P. Ray mond Layard. The length of time that the body had been in the water (some nine ot ten days, according to the medical testimony) made the work of unfolding the papers a work of great difficulty, and the portion of the envelope of a letter bearing the name was wanting, so that, although the first letter hears every resemblance to "P," this cannot be df finitely set at rest. In addition to this, there was a memorandum from the Oriental Banking Company, Melbourne, re ferring to a post-office order for £3 14s, forwarded to Raymond Layard. It is stated that the deceased was well-connected—his uncle being Mr Layard, previously British Consul in, and subsequently acting-Governoi of Fiji. The letter above referred to was written from Saumarez street, Guernsey, and was signed by the sister of deceased, Louisa Layard. Strange to say, it contained a reference to the 'recent murder of Mr Margary, .in China, with whom, from the tone of the reference, it appeared deceased and the writer were on intimate terms. After persevering efforts bj the police to obtain the identification of the deceased, it was discovered that one Eay mond Layard had come to Wapga, in April last and had pone, on the 23rd April, tc Mr Tibeaudo's Star Hotel, which he had left on the 26th May, since which date Mi Tibeaudo had never seen him,, but he was seen by one Mr Johnson the same evening, talking to some one on the lagoon bridge. Mr Tibeaudo was unabk to swear positively to the deceased as Layard, owing to the post-mortem examination having been commenced, which, of course, materially lessened the means of recognition. But he expressed his opinion that the remains were those of Layard, and stated confidently that the clothes worn by deceased were exactly similar to those oi Ms former lodger. The identification by John Martin, a groom at the Australian Hotel, who had been on intimate terms with Layard, was, from the cause above mentioned also incomplete. Martin spoke to deceased's general resemblance to Layard. But the in formation obtained from these sources as well as the papers found, on the body clearly leave room for no reasonable doubt that the murdered man is Raymond Layard. There is an absence of direct evidence as to the motive which prompted the mprderer to the deed, but some of the facts point to jealously upon the part of some person-at present un known, although the police are upon the track of one against whom there appears to be strong suspicion. Layard came to Wagga from I'rana, where he had been previously employed, his intention being to obtain em ployment in the town. From r the evidence of Martin, it would appear that/he had become attached to some female, who had, however, discountenanced his attentions. This had caused him, according to Martin's statement, to be low-spirited. The position of the wounds, however, forbids the assumption of his having sustained them by coming in contact with any hard substance after a fall, bo that the possibility of his having committed suicide by jumping into the 'river from a height is disposed of. The apparent cause for the crime, as stated before, being jealousy is strengthened by facts since the inqaest. The pockets of the deceased's trowers were turned inside out, but there exists but very ' slight likelihood of robbery being the pri mary cause of the murder. It might have been resorted to after the fatal blow, or the ' turning out of the pockets have been merely a ruse upon the part of the.murderer to dis arm suspicion. But instead of Layard being supposed to have any money, the evidence went rather to show the contrary. It appears he was in receipt of a small annuity from home, but at the time of the murder he was generally supposed to be low in funds, and it is hardly likely that_any person who would commit a murder for gain would imperil his life for so vague a chance of such slight booty. Layard had the re putation among those who knew him of beiag a quiet and well-conducted young man. Rumour is, of course, busy in indicating the probable murderer or murderers. The mat ter is however, in the hands of the police, by whom, doubtless, no exertion will be spared in bringing him or them to justice. We may add that* the post-office' order to which re ference was made has not yet been cashed. In consequence of the suspicions which were aroused, an examination of the river-bank at the point where it was suspected the murder took place was made, but unfortunately the river has been in flood since the propable date assigned, so that if any marks existed which would add a link to tbe chain already in possession of the police, they are covered by the deposit of mud which a fresh leaves. At the inquest the jury returned the follow ing verdict: —"The deceased, Raymond Layard, was, on a date unknown, feloniously killed and murdered by some person or per . sons unknown."

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Men's Black, Morning, Paget, Galatea, and Sac Coats MEN'S' TEOUSEES, AND TEC USERS AND VESTS, In great variety, of our own make. I am now showing a Splendid Assortment of GEETLEMEis'S MERCERY, Consisting of — Gent's Scarfs, Ties, Gloves, Braces. Belts, Collars, In all the new scapes, &c.; Also, A LAEGE SHIPMENT OF MORLEY'S HOSIERY In Drawers, Shirts, Hose and half-Hose, Merino, and Lambs-wool, Striped Football Guernseys, &c, . &c,, &c. GENTS' SILK UMBRELLAS, Of the very best description, made expressly to our order; v GENTS' SHIRTS, The best makes in White, Crimean, &c. GENTS' SHIRS, In all the newest shapes .BOYS' AND YOUTHS' CLOTHING, Of every description. IN THE TAILORING DEPARTMENT j There is an extensive selection of Choicest Tweeds, both Colonial and West of England. Also, A Great Variety of Coatings and Vestings. ORDERS PROMPTLY EX ECUTED. Well Shrunk ahd Hand-Made. W. 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Auctions. MONDAY, JULY 12. COMFORTABLE VILLA RESIDENCE. ONEHUKGA. TE Subscribers have received instruc tions to sell by public auction at the Land Mart. Fort-street, on Monday, 12th July, at 12 ° ° °A FREEHOLD PBOPEBTY, situated in Lower Queen - street, Onehuuga,, within two minutes walk of the Bailway Station and "Wharf, comprising an allotment 70 feet frontage by a depth of nearly 800 feet, neatly laid out as ornamental, and Kitchen Gardens, well stocked with Shrubs. &c, and planted with about 100 well-assorted Fruit Trees, on which Is erected a COMMODIOUS VILLA EESIDENCE, 48 feet by 46 feet, containing six rooms. Store Boom, Hall, and about 100 feet of Verandah. The Dining and Drawing Booms are fitted with Bimu Sideboards. Venetian Blinds, Curtain Poles, and Begistered Grates, The Bedrooms with Venetian Blinds, Curtain Poles, and Grate. 9 lie B itchen with Cup boards Dresser, and Large Leamington Kange. "Water is laid on to the Kitchen, and ther6 is on the property a pood bricked Well, with never-failing supply of water. &T A portion of the purchase money can remain on Mortgage. Cards to vjew.may be obtained fronT SAMUBL i .COCHRANE,& SON, Auctioneer*'



Lewisson's Advertisement. "P H. LEWIS SON ' BEGS to intimate to his Friends, and Piiblicof Auckland, that he has received direct from England an en NEW STOCK OF GOODS, ■ which he has marked in plain figures at the loweßt price. THE OLDEST ESTABLISHED HOUSE IN AUCKLAND, QUE EN-STBEET, Opposite the Union Bank. The following is a list, with'the prices:— WATCHES : Russell and Son's Silver English Hunting Levers, £8 to £16 Russell and Son's Gold Open-face and Hunting Watches, from £18 to £60 Baum's Silver Genevas, £3 10s each Gold Open-face and Hunting Genevas, from £5 to £12 Rotherhani's Best Silver and Gold English Hunt ing Levers, £8 each Each Watch is accompanied by a written certificate, and has been examined by a competent Watchmaker, being timed and regulated. 3 Kussell and Son's Gold Hunting Keyless Watches, £30 1 Calender Wftch, £50 1 Keyless Independent Centre Second Gol-d Watch, jewelled in 18 holes, the only one in the colony, price £C 0 Eight- day \ CLOCKS. & fS? g£Hay Eight- day 1 § PTnPTTs § J Eight-day Eight-day f r J^U^£'' "t 1 Eight-day Eight-day J CLOCKS I Eight-day French Clocks in great variety, under Glass Shades, from £5 Marble Eight-day Clocks, striking hours and half-hours, £5 French Eight-day Clocks in wooden cases, strik ing hours and half-hours, from £5 each Special line of Hall or Office Clocks, three feet high, regulators in handsome rosewood cases, £(! each. These Clocks are always kept going on the premises, and are re gulatud to the second. ,% ) American ( ) American ( ,*» Clocks. V American ■} CLOCKS. [-American^ Clocks. \* j American ( J American (. %* Each Clock has been oiled and put in thorough-going order, and the largest stock and variety in New Zealand. C-inch 1-day, 17s Gd 8-inch 1-day, 20s 8-inch 8-day Striking, 40s 10-inch 1 day Striking, 30s Gothic 1-day Striking, 25s Gothic S-day Striking, 30s English 8-day dials Dixon and Son's Electro-plate, each article stamped with the maker's name, which is a guarantee, as Dixon and Son's have the reputation of being the best makers of Electro-plate in Sheffield. My stock consists of:— Tea and Coffee Services, Cruets, 4, 6, and 8 holes, Egg Frames, Tonst Bucks, Butter Coolers, Dish Covers, Side Dishes, Candlesticks, Waiters, * Casket Card Baskets. Cups, i Flower Vases, Dessert Knifes and Forks in j> case, Hot Water Jugs, Biscuit Boxes, &c, 1 &c, &c. SILVER GOODS, Sterling Silver, Hall Masked. A large aFsortment of Children's Cups, Knife, Fork, Spoon, and Pap Bowl, in case Knife, Fork, Spoon, ard Cup, in case Silver Boquet Holder Silver Fruit Knives Silver Match Boxes Silver Coral and Bell Silver Butter Knifes Silver Pickle Forks Large assortment of Silver Card Cases, &c, &c. FANCY GOODS. heJbeßt and most expensive Albums in Auckland. The best Writing Desks, and Work Boxes, and Dressing Cases. &c, &C, &c. The Largest and Best Stock of— . Jet Brooches, Earrings, Bracelets, Crosses, &c, &c. Silver Brooches in great variety, from 3s Silver Thimbles, 2s each Gold Ear Wires, 2s 6d a pair Colonial Gold Wires, 5s 23 Gents' English Gold Alberts, £3 10s per oz., 3s 6dper dwt. 25 Colonial Gold Alberts, £0 per oz., Cs per dwt. Ladies' Colonial Gold Chains in great variety, from £5 Children's Colonial Gold Necklets, from 20s to 50s The largest assortment' of Colonial Gold Lockets in New Zealand ; 150 to select from 250. sets of Studs, Links, Solitaire, and Gents suits, to select from Ladies' Gem Lockets in case, from £0 to."f£3o each Diamond and Emerald Single Sione Diamond Kuby and Pearl Horseshoe Ruby, Emerald, ard Pearl Pearl Horseshoe -Diamond Enamelled Faith, Hope, and Charity, 25 different patterns in all Oramlu Lockets, set with Pearls, the {only goods of the kind in Auckland, something quite new—the latest fashion 25 Gents' Stone Lockets 50 sets of Brooches and Earrings 100 pair of Earrings, all new designs Bracelets, Brooches Sets of Brooch, Earrings, Bracelet, and Locket, in case, from £40 a set Ladies' Satin Fans, the best of the kind, from £ to £5 each COLONIAL MANUFACTURES. Quaiiz and Greenstone Goods— Brooch and Earrings Quartz and Greenstone Mosaic work Quartz and Malachite Quartz and Petrified Wood Greenstone . Quartz Black Stone, from Mair Island Black Stone and Quartz; this Stone takes the finest polish of any stone found ;i New Zealand LOCKETS.—QUARTZ & GREENSTONE. Quartz and Greenstone, Quartz and Black Stone Greenstone Crosses in great variety Greenstone Hearts, Drops, and Anchors Quartz in tne Rough Greenstone in the Kough Kauri Gum Ornaments in great profußSion Loose Stones for mounting Diamonds, Pearls, Rubys, Torquois,. Garnet", . Doublets, Emeralds, a good assortment for repairs. STONE STONE CAMEOS ! CAMEOS The heads of Roman Generals and * other celebritios. The •handsomest Cut Stones in New Zealand for Rings and Phis, and the only assortment in the-Colony. Velvet Slides, with or without precious stones. A good assortment of Scarf Rings. lES' GEM RINGS ! LADIES' GEM RINGS Consisting of Diamond, Ridry, Pearl, Turquois, Kuby and Pearl, Diamond and Emerald, Diamond and Torquois, Garnet, &c, &c, &c. WEDDING RINGS AND KEEPERS, c stock always on hand of our own make. The Victoria Keeper, quite new, the Pattern just received from England. Any size made t order in six hours. Hair Guards, gold mounted, from 12s 6d Silver Alberts from 12s 6d each F. H. LEWISSON watchmaker and jeweller, Queen - street, Auckland. J&~ Watchmaking Department, Market Square ; Jewellery Department, Victoria-street; Quartz and Greenstone Lapidary Department, Chapel-street . d N B —Old Gold and Silver taken in exchange Hiehest crice given for Maori Curiosities, Green stones, ana Petrified Stonea. Black Stone the nighestjprice given for. F. H. LEWISSON, QTJEEN-STBEET, AUCKLAND.



Miscellaneous. mAYLOE'S PATENT No. I—HAND jJL , MACHINE, Complete with Braider, Corder, and Trimmer com bined in the pressure foot; Tucking Gauge, Tour Heminers, four Shuttle-reels, six Needles, Oil-can, and Perew-driver, with Book of Instructions. This Machine is sufficiently heavy to stand firm without being screwed down, and, be'ng supported on soft cushions, will not damage the table. It is not a more toy, but really substantial and useful, and guaranteed stronger and more durable than any Hand Machines ever offered to the public, —being equal in strength and workmanship to any Stand Machine sold at double the price.—Price, 5 Guineas No 2.—Machine on Patent Saloon Stand; price, 7 Guineas. No 3. —Machine on handsome Square Stand; price, 8 Guineas. Appointed Agent— T. PEACOCK, Optician, &c, SHORTL.A-KD-STRBKT. THINAL NOTICE. Persons indebted to the firm of CRANWELL & Co., are respectfully requested to settle their accounts prior to the end of this month. All remaining un paid after that date will be sued for. AN AUCTION SALE Of all unsold Goods will be held about the middle of July. 26th June, 1875. JT O T__ I C .E. MKSSES CROAT & SON beg to Thank their Omtcmers for the liberal support accorded to them during the 'hoy have been in business, and having disposed of the same to Messrs Burton and hirnie, solicit for their successors a continuance of past favours. JOHN CHOAT. ALFRED J. CHOAT. June 28, 1875. WITH reference to the ' above, we take this opportunity of informing our friends and the public generally that we have this day entered iDto Partnership as BAKEKB AND OONFKCTIONEKS, and a-sure those who may favour us with their support'that no effort will be wanting on our pa»t to merit a continuance of the patronage accorded to our predecessors. JOHN BURTON. JOHN BIRNIE. June 28,187 C. 53?" Ncte the address— BURTON & BIRNIE, CROWV BAKERY, H< 'BSON-STREET, Opposite St. Matthew's Church. OITY WEST PUBLIC SOHOO.L, WE L.LI NttTOJN -STKEJST. EVENING CLASSES, Conducted by Mr Harrison, and Mr B. M. O. Theorell TbkMh :— English, Arithmetic, and Book keeping, 4s per month. Latin, French, German, and Euclid, each subject, 4s per month; or two subjects, Cs per month. A. LAPIW CLASS FOR. BOOKVKTffiRPCN'G. Early application is requested. Upwards of 80 pupils • having already joined.these classes, only a limited additional number can be received. r\ HUE CH (*F ENGLAND GRAM MAX \J SCHuOL, Pakkell, Actckiand. Founded, 1855. Head Master—.Tames Adams, B A., Member of the Convocation of the London University. Classical Master—Rev. Joseph Bates. English Master — Mr. J. P. Gradwell, London University. Drawing—Mr. J. C. Hoyte. Botany—Mr. F. F. Cheeseman, FL S. The Trustees award Scholarships to the number of five if merited, after the annual examinations in December, to Boys of the School who obtain tho highest places The next Quarter begins on MONDAY, July 5 H. FENDELOW, 166, QUEEN-STREET, Auckland, SOLICITS INSPECTION OF HIS STOCK OF IRONMONGERY Chaff-Cutters, For Hand, Horse, and Steam-power Hay and Chaff Knives, Fern and Bill Hooks Cheese Presses, Wheat Mills Cart and Plough Traces, Back Bands Spades, Shovels, and Draining Tools Grindstones, Digging Fortes Saws, Wedges, Maul Kings Milk Pans, Garden Boilers Avery's Weighing Machines, to 6 cwt. Furnace Pans, in Copper, Enamel, and Galvanized Iron Cart Arms and Boxes, Carriage Lamps Patent Mail Axles, IK to 2 in.. Springß and Scroll Iron Leamington Ranges, With and without High Pressure Boilers to supply Baths Scotch and American Stoves Portable Fire Grates, Colonial Ovens Cocoa Door Mats, Door Scrapers Iron Bedsteads and Children's Cots Register Grates, Sham Registers Marble Chimney Pieces Portable Washing Boilers, in Copper, Enamelled, and Galvanized Iron . Hall and Shop Stoves Kerosene Lamps, Table, Hall, Bracket, and Chandeliers Globes, Chimnies, and Wicks Gasaliers, in Bronze and Glass, 2, 3, 4, and ights Gas Brackets and Hall Lamps Fenders, in Bronzed and Berlin Black Fire Irons, Nursery and Fire Guards Mangles and Wringing Machines "Washing Machines, Patent Knife Cleaners Washing T.ubs, Buckets, Hand Bowls Canary and Parrot Cage Electro-plated Spoons, Forks, Cruets Tea and Coffee Sets, &c. Ivory, Buck, and Black Tipped KniVes and orks§§ Pen and Pocket Knives, Scissors Baths, Coal Vases Curtain Bands, Wash Leathers Brushes, all kinds '".... s Brass Scales, For Grocers and Butchers, with Patent Agate Centres Ewbank's Wire and Cut Nails Sim, Cupboard, Mortice, and other Locks Hinges and Sorows, Glue Glass Paper, Coffin Furniture Saws, Chisels, Planes Nuts and Bolts (all sizes), Tool Basket Iron Hooping, 1 in, to 2 to. KTVEXS. :.. ;. , ,



T ~&' i. D I ofS BY, tl • 23 0, QUEEK-STEEET, HAVE FOR SALE:— fcoon,.; Shoo .4 Scrubbing Brushs,. |s^gj^£^- T S&" Axle Pullies, Sash Fasteners DOWNER'S KEKOSENE! FIVE PER CENT- DISOOTJNT allowed to Cash Purchasers on all Goods amounting Xi to Twenty Shilling, and upwards. A. M. S7^5 M A N B T' (Late Master Tailor in the Highland Brigade), NAVAL AND MILITARY TAILOR, HABIT MAKER, ETC., 'hOBSON-STRBET, AUCKLAND, Next Doob to the Scotia Hotel, -OTf-q most respectfully to inform the clergy ana gentry of Auckland, and the province generally that TDIiCS mostrespecxiuny to ",\ ,ft™o™ «r,A hii^psb since coinniencing business at the above address, SMS »SHSS&K S^^^SSfmS; St and lltl^W : an£ Socks' at'he"forest possible' prince for ca S h consistent with fi r S t-clas S worlananship elected three consecutive years Vice-President of the Cutters' association in London, he i, SredTJteklWla and teach them the art of Cutting in a few weeks The highest London and PanVtXmonialEi and references on application. Instructions in Cutting every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday evenings, from 7 till 9 o'clock.



•XJATIoNAL INSURANCE COMPANY By appoik*mbkt ao J3| Oir ' ais EXCILIKKCTY 818 JAMES FEItGUSSO NEW ZEALAND. ~",™ y t> i. ~ « CAPITAL £1,000,000 jjjjg. kksekvk"fund .£30,000 JEWELLER, With unlimited Liability of Shareholders. Jnsurances effected a^insTLoss by Fire; and on Q UIKB B IEIBI, AUOK LA N n^chVn^BrrdVrSt^ 011 WO <i Ih. .^ntloß of the p.bllc to hi. Steamer availing Vessel. KNO LIsf " WwTaOT^LONIAI, __,„ A lartre r>6rtim of the above consists of Quartz and LOWEST CURRENT RATES. A "gfienrtoie Jewellery, .Manufactured on the . . j premises.' Liberal Terms, and Prompt Settlement of Losses, characteristic features of the Company. Uk. DC ga specially to draw the attention of the HENRY E. WILLIAMS, j pbWlc • Manager. LARGE A3D SUPERIOR ?TCCK OF GOLD Office: 25, Queen-street. SILVER WATCHES, NEHUNGA AND AUCKLAND vlirety of "sjlvjcb and plated LINE OF COACHES. ' GOODS, Which aretno best known manufacturers the TIME TABLE. home market, Leave Onelmnga— Leave' Auckland— I . 8 a.m. 10 a.m. B3T" Ifcte the Address :— q n m 12 noon 10.80 aim! 2.30 p.m. HEINEICH KOHN, 12 p.m. 4 p.m. 2 p.m. 5 p.m. JEWELLER, 4 P-m- 6 p.m. I Saturda lights. , QUE N-STB ET. 6580 p.m. 11.30 p.m. | " " " ""•' v?'l -i* „ l"m £ ,;>£*^^^%.,j .. 3 • j—(+)—sj —**— r j ®—J^— ■ " ■IV; •.-„■'...,■ ,' ; .-":>-'^ "",'..■;■* "• *•' ■.:." • 3 W IIIESLKI-SISEEI. N __ _ c< Tr "V -^ CmaißßH. Obgan, an elegant instrument, McC U-bbJv -^Jo tobosold, the property of a Gentleman; price *=S c " only £30, to be seen as above. It must be fd FUNERAL T7NDERTAKEB, o l7^h^^^S^ a 2 TOP OF HOBSON-STKKKT. (z; pia^fortes, or taken in exchaufte. Harmon- — <) ium^ Pianofortes, and Organs tuned and h REMAINING IN AUCKLAND " repaired, in town or country, by the year or g * Tißit- . ' THE NEW TENANT HAVING GIVEN "TTI.tITO El A SEED STORES, WAY TO THE OLD ONE. V BaQk Aijstralia)> J. LEVY HEW VEGETABLE SEEDS, With much pleasure informs the public of Auckland. All the beat and newesi varieties. aul especially the WOKKING CLASSES, that the new Tenant, who some time ago bought the Premises NEW ELOWER SEEDS. •^W-'^yn^^^rte^S A v«y 1?> rge and choice collection imported and fearful of losing all his cash in going into a busi- direct from Pans by post. ness which he does not understand, has offered J. L KVY sufficient recompense to ease him of his bad. _^ _ m o bargain. PLO WE X ROO ID, AKEMOKIEB, 50 very best-named varieties, JT T?"U"V 6s Per dozen -LJ-LJ v x R4NUNCDLTJS, 60 very best named varieties, Therefore, will continue to Remain in his Old 6s per dozen. Premises until further orders, and feels confident that the Public generally will hear with pleasure that j A W^T q/d a eg gJJED NOT GOING ,TO LEAVE THE PRO- »»■»"«* %*£s&<£?* Gr°UDdS ' °r VINCE OP AUCKLAND, ' But will continue to be—as he always has done— R. BAIRD, THE BEST AND CHEAPEST CLO- Victoria -street. THIER OF ITS PEOPLE. J. LEVY ■ ' m^^ L Also wishes to inform the Public that, bavin? received gigMWjf j^^^^^^fcbL. fc^w^W^ out ; lie intends to Clear them out at MfcLLIiSTG-OFF ' v 3^^^S?^ PKIOE-i. to heap up the character of the MONSTER /: > "O ■.S^^al v V|i, CLOTHING M 'ET, for heapnass and Qunlity, '- vja ahfSs^my^ jT "3l 1' Cußtomcrs will nlwjiya find in Stock, evory requisite 1"^l» A' l^i«/!# RALLY ROUND LEVV,AKDBV YOUR PATRON- fe* THE ONLY CLOTHIER IN AUCKLAND. I^^^^^^^^P^^B MONSTER CLOTHrjS'G* MART, tnTlT¥Wl\? T/i^iE^S A FETI! 210, Queen-street, ! 111 L'J "n$ X A /«J,il|^jßfcHJJ^Kßl (Two dnors a^ovp Oivrmland's Str.ro.> [_WBBi^MBWBHWB^I^^^'Mf""MP*^ MMM 1 T^ ALT BR J. H U JSIT I** GR^ O bern l^^^ °F VV PUBLIC ACCOUNTAKT, | X MODERN TIMES. House, Land, Estate, Mining AND Long experience has proved these famous remedies COMMISSION AGENT, to be most effectual .in curing either the dangerous 41, Insubanoe Buildikgs, AtjoKLijD maladies or the slighter complaints which are more r i particularly incidental to the life of a miner, or to Mr Hunt is prepared to undertake all kin! of 11 doses "of' these Pillß wiU guard the 2T!££BS£ 13SSU ISRS&S &ir^|EH",SSs agent for trustees, absentees and other pershs in of fever> dysentery- aianhcea, and cholera, the management of estates and investment of cfcitaJ. ' STgT^r^-n.ij^Hy»Mgg>iP'aa-(«-«re-'-g»y^ — -Ktr^v^amm \ Arbitrations and audits undertaken. Partritship \' ■ fjl i , ~"< if ,32 accounts arranged. Tradesmen's books jpsted \ n ( SIP >£ $1/'/> >• 1 $-\w <s]\v » lint i* @j a weekly, monthly, and quarterly. f [_ »- j ' "~ 1 STi T(iTTT Ti V TT\ AAT A Ctf? T» Is the most effectual remedy for old sores, wounds, xjxvxixxiji . ■ » .a. .iM. .a. v^-Cj v, rheumatism, and aU skin diseases; in fact, -FT when used aocording to the printed directions, it jlx anuuiiJNtr taiAK. never fails to cvre alike, deep and superficial ail ments. ! —— — • These Medicines may be obtained from all respect _ -d.t-p I able Druggists and Storekeepers throughout the UJNxSi JJAJjxL— civilised world, with directions for use in almost GREY TWILL CALICO, every language. ' I They are prepared only by the Proprietor, Thomas 5% ;?;orth /9. Holloway, 533, Oxford-street, London. * * BewaijjLpf Counterfeits that may emanate'from ONE BALE— heTJnit^Bkes. . , GEEY SHEETING CALICO, . I^^^'"^~ l "3~~~~_ „ "" . ' /ioiLrtbi/6. OOM PO SITI Q. N ONE BALE— P U ¥V O E X, NAVY AND PINK PRINT, I P R. COFFIN'S), - 4|; worth/9. MAYBE OBTAINED Jin carefully secured Packages at Is 6d each, or otherwise, LAN, * AT THE / 218, QUEEN-STREET! BOTANIC PHAEMACY, WHAN6.AOI | O A L. VICTORIA-STREET, The finest sample of the above Coajever shipped* AUCKLAND. f now on gale at my Yards, Port-street. ! JOSEPH CRAIG. •»" Agents wanted in Town or Oountey*



A UCKLAND MODEL TRaINING^P XJL SCHOOL, W '-W CHORAL HALL, SYMONDS - STREET • I JOSIAH MARTIN, Head Masteb. ' f" The next Quarter will commence on MONtiav sth July. m"*i>A.Y, Commerce, Science, and Manufactures, Mr^|ii\fi'+j ) , Literature, Classics, and Mathematics Jiff' Music, and Drawing, Kev/E. Bbowne. • [ Fees (Quarterly, payable in "advance) • P Elementary .- One Guinea. P Senior :...Two Guineas. ■ I Advanced Three Guineas. Pnt>ils are specially prepared for Literary Coia mt ro al, or Industrial pursuits, and for the Ex'amiial I tions of the Civil Service and the Telegraph Department. fj , Parents are respectfully invited to visit the School. SI QLSOFS npOMATO CjATICE. The undersigned having Purchased from Mr. H, Olson the RECIPE of his CELEBKATED SAUCE, together with the Goodwill of his Business, beg to solicit a continuance of the Public Favour. The Sauce may be depended upon as perfectly Pure, and free from Adulteration. It creates appe tite and promotes digestion, and as none but the best and most wholesome ingredients are used, it cannot but merit a continuance of the high favour it has already attained in public estimation. RICHARD GARLICK & CO. T^TOTICE OF REMOVAL. PAPEKHANGING, OIL, COLOUR, AND GLASS WAREHOUSE, 1 No. 53, Corner of Queen and West Queen-streets. J. HENDERSON" Has much pleasure in announcing to his Friends and the Public generally, that he has removed to above , address, where he hopes to merit a continuance of their liberal support. No. 53, Queen-street. 150 gEWING j^fACHINES T 0 A R CR IV E PEE ' FOBFARSHIKE' AND 'KOBINA DUELO INCLUDING THOSE SPLENDID MAKES — PBINOESS OF WALES, SINGER, WHEELER AND WILSON, &C &c Weekly, Monthly, and Cash Payments Taken} Liberal Discount to the Trade. W. C. DENNES, Opposite Auckland Savings Bank, QUERN-STREET. AMERICAN SEWING MACHINES. THE "HOME" SHUTTLE-LOCK STITCH. THE PERFECTION OF MECHANISM. SIMPLE, COMPACT, EFFICIENT, DURABLE, AND COMPLETE I sews with the least possible amount of labour, ana a girl of twelve years can run it without fatigue. It is a Triumph of Mechanical Genius. THE "HOME" SHUTTLE is the only practical Low-price Lock-stitch Sewm Machine ever invented. This Unequalled Machine uses a straight needle, makes the "Lock-stitch (alike on, both Bides), has a self-adjusting tension, • and is adapted to every variety of sewing for family wear, from the lightest muslins to the heaviest cloths, j And will even Sew Leather. It will hem, fell, bind, cord, braid, seam, tuck, ruffle, hemstitch, and gather. This machine will sew on and gather at the same time, and will work equally well on Silk, Linen, Woollen, and Cotton Goods, with Silk, Linen, or Cotton Thread. It is not necessary for us to endeavour to detract from the merits of any other machine. We claim to sell The Best Family Sewing Machine in the Market, WITHOUT REGABD TO PBICE, And we feel confident that whenever persons wishing to buy Sewing Machines give the "Home" Shuttle Sewing Machine fair trial, in competition with, other machines, will have the preference. With the Machine is furnished—Hemmer, Braider, Shuttle Bobbins, Oil Can, Oil, Screwdriver, Five Needles, Guage, Table Clamp, and directions for use All securely packed in strong case with hinges. PRICE:— Complete in box £4 10 With Table: and Treadle £6 15 With Table and Treadle; Half -Cabinet," with Cover, Lock and Key... £8 Some thousands of these machines have now been sold in New Zealand, and they have given the utmoßt possible satisfaction, as testified to m numerous testi monials, \Wiich we forward on application. In proof of their superiority over all other machines we guarantee them for five years To be had at all SEWING MACHINE DEPOTS, • ' And of all Storekeepers Throughout the Colony. sole importebs: L. D. NATHAN & CO., AUCKLAND. , TiHB AUCKLAND VENETIAN JL JBLIND MANUFACTORY. U. HOETON BUSBY, JS D MAKER*WIRE WOBI.I WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, VENETIAN HOUSE, Has »now REMOVED to those Large, New, Commodious Premises, situated at the corner Queen and Cook-streets, where he will continue business as heretofore.) HPHE following are the Bates for JL Advertising in the Stak :— . , s, d. Three Lines.. . * ° .' Four Lines •<■ J ° Six Lines ■'4:J Perlnch ° " Contracts can be made for Monthly, Quat^V Half-yearly, and Yearly advertisements. .'#_;: