present Chief Justice, and we have seen Jam under, vhit I consider, a serious error. For the first time in this coun try, we have si-en, from our own Bar a Chief Justice selected, righteously and with the ■unauioaous coostnt of all who believed him to be worthy of the position in which he was placed ; and I should, therefore, have liked to have seen him set an example which should, have been written in every history read in every school in New Zealand, Would that, his answer had been given when the Ministry asked him for his opinion. "You have my opinion as Attorney-Gleneral. If you desire my opinion as Chief Justice, I shall be found at all proper times seated on the Bench of Justice." (Applause.) Sir George proceeded to say that it was well known that legal proceedings must spring from the action of the Government; if they carried thir me.uure, and that was a strong reason why the Bench of Justice should nos have been approached in the manner it was. It was a dangerous doc trine to lay down that the present General Assembly, the Governor, and those nomi nated to the Upper House should assume full power to deal with that question. He denied that Parlir.ment would follow the course which it was said they intended to pursue. He still believed, such was his con fidence in the B. jnch of this couutry, that they would find the opinion of the Attorney- General and that of the Chief Justice upon the Bench another thing altogether It v a,, laid down by the greatest lawyers, thai; no power is ever to interfere with, repre sentative privileges once conferred, and the Governor should not have broken through this salutary rule. Is was a great mistake to mix up abolition with a money bill, as the Legislative Council could not amend it. Such a thing was never heard of before. The telegraph wires had been, set to work, and a new Constitution was to be adopted by the number of bands held up in public meetings of persons anxious to get money. Such a mode of consulting the public was unconstitutional and unheard of. They should have consulted the elected Superintendents and representatives of the people in the Provincial Councils. By whom were the changes now promoted ? By re jected Superintendents, who no doubt had a strong feeling against the people, who were blind to their merits. The Premier had stood for Superintendent of Auckland, but had to crawl back, like a snail, into bis shell; and Major Atkinson hud sought the Super intendency or Taranaki. Was it right that these rejected Superintendents should now be the leaders of the onslaught on the liberties of the people ? This House was a glorification of ihe provincial system, for it was filled with men who would never have be; n heard of but for them, but wl o now had names which would live in the history of the colony. As to Piovincial Councils spending money of which Parliament knew nothing, every pecny so spent was the subject of the widest and irosf. zealous sciuiiny. Was it so with money f pent by the Colonial Government? Wlia. bad Income of the £550,000 for the purchase of nativel ands ? Had not many pri vate estates and foi tunes been realised out of it? How much p,;sstd for allowances and expenses? he had also seen a yum of £90,000 for expenses on the sale of debentures. Where were the particulars of this, and who got it he would like to know '! The provinces had been accused of scrambling on the flooi of the House for money. Why, because instead of it being distributed according to population and principle, it had been spent in buying votes That was the cause of the scramble. After contrasting the philosophy of the pig, quoted by Mr Atkinson, with that of Bacon, Sir George Grey turned to the question of finance. The Treasurer had told them two stories: one, that there would be a surplus this year ; the other, that there would be a deficiency.- He preferred to believe the latter, feeling that there would be a deficiency, though it Avas very difficult to find out how much, from the way the accounts were kept. Nothing was easier under such a system than to make any surplus they pleased. Their very war medals, and the seats in which hon. members sat, were charged to loan. He never sat in one of the seats without thinking whether he was nob dealing too hardly with the public creditor by sitting in them. Tine country was a mass of debt, and he was confident that the promises made by the Government, to deliver them into ap proval of its returns, could not be fulfilled This was capable of the most complete de monstration. Every element of true states manship was absent from the Government proposals. It was not a noble plan carefully matured to reduce the burdens of the people, or to equalise them, which the Government brought forward. There was no such object. The most obnoxious tax—that on the gold earned by the pioneers of civilization, the miners—was to be continued ; the miners were to be sacrificed to the squatters, and be shorn close. The reason there was no valid argument in favour of the Government pro posals was because they dared not tell the real meaning of the Government proposals, which was that we are a governing class and we will govern the country. A democracy of the worst kind was what the Government arrived at, and they would ultimately repent it in sackcloth and ashes. Had they finding : reform necessary, begun by reducing the expenditure and distributing taxation so as to yield a larger revenue ; had they broken up large runs and replaced sheep by men ; had they formed an'educated and intelligent democracy, a great contented community able to subsist without .foreign capital ; had they put forward plans to attain such ends, and submitted them calmly and deliberately to the judgment of the country, then they would have pursued a course.calculated to promote the welfare of the country, instead of with mischievous monkey-like malice, proposing to knock everything down and to set up;nothing; in their place. They proposed to call a new Parliament to find everything in chaos and out of chaos, to build up something or other instead of leaving it to the new Parliament to replace existing institutions by others. more suited to the Government, of the country. It was not yet too late, and he would be amp iy gratified to find them even yet pursuing it. If they did not, then the collapse which would ensue—the shock which the credit of the colony would sustain— would be atiaibutabla to themselves not to him. They would have themselves to blame if, as he was certain would be the case, that Afct was disallowed, and they, dragged be fore the Courts of law, would have them selves to blame. He earnestly implored them to pause in their rash course, for they would gain nothing by thtir haste.

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Printed and published by the P^S^flßl*-1- MoCuliagh Rbbd, of St George *f»fj#%|iW; Brett, of Parnell, at their GenerslvSWrji^lj, Office, Wyndham-street, m^he |Uty JO;.r •\\||| i ■•• New ealand:^-; vUl* " " riimoM Wednesday, August 11, 19 ;WM



I Ifliscellaneoug. °^P^^^^^^^__f^ lS" NEW POEK BUTCHERY, PARNELL. T.BAR N E T T BEGS to inform his Parnell customers that he has now opeued his PARNELL BRANCH SHOP, with every delicacy of the trade. Tho Branch is opened purely lor the convenience of his customers at Parnell v He thanks them for past favours, and assures them that the same prices, quality, and variety will greet their eyes each day as they see in his Queen street shop 0 OLLAND'S & CO.'S NEW OEA 1-5- THE "TCHANG-KIANG," Is the most economical and eshiliarating Tea introduced into Auckland. Holland & co., Family and WholxtjAl.k Geocvks, 223 Queen-street (Opposite the City Hall), Importers of Canterbury, Nelson, and the leading Provincial Produce, Hams, Bacon, Cheese, &c , &c. SUGAR— Mauritius, Yaravilla, Company's No. 1, &c , &o. TEA—Foochow, Congou, Orange Pekoe, and the Tchang-Kiang of rave excellence. COFFEE, Cocoas Chocolate, of the finest brands. FLOUR at Mill Prices. POTATOES, Oatmeal, Bice, Pickles of choicest variety, Lobsters, Salmon, Sardines, Raisins, Cur rants, Orange Peel, Hobart Jams, &c , kc. A most complete stock of new and superior Goods, as required for family use. Shipping supplied on shortest notice. Goods forwarded to Waikato and intermediate stations per Railway Trains. Orders may be sent by Post or Telegraph. Goods delivered free of charge in town and suburbs. HOLL AND & C 0., 223, Queen-street. "TNJ O T I C E. THE AUCKLAND CIROCJLATING LIBRARY. EDWARD WAYTE Begs to inform Subscribers, and the general public, that the REVISED CATALOGUE OF THE AUCKLAND CIRCULATING LIBRARY IS NOW BEADY, And may be had on application. NEW BOOKS ADDED MONTHLY. THE AUCKLAND CIRCULATING LIBRARY, S ,100,; QUEEN - STREET. EDWAHD WAYTE, T> U B L I C N O T"lTI With reference to the absurd advertisement of Thomas Fish, in your issue of yesterday, I may state that as the character of T. Fish is so well-known, the following explanation will be deemed sufficient. W. DAWSON. We hereby certify that, as Trustees of the Estate of Thomas Fish, Chemist, Princes-street, we sold the whole of the Stock. Eixttfjes, Book Debts, Furniture, Sarsaparilla Business and all rights therein and belonging to the same, to W. Dawson, Chemist, the above having been assigned to us by (he said Thomas Fish for the benefit ot his Creditors. THOS MACFARLANE. "\ HARKNESS HAMILTON, ( Trllß+pps F. W. E. DAWSON', r J-™B-0158 - J OAWKWELL. J OAR S P A R I L L A. 1 distinctly contradict the statements of Mr Daw son, and the Trustees of my Estate, as to their having disposed to Mr Dawson my Sarsaparilla Business. My legal advisers, having perused the Deed of Assignment, and informed me that no mention thereof is made nor any words therein used, under which tho Business cuuld pasd. The on.y things sold to Mr D. relating to my S'+rsaparilla, being the Plant and a few gallons of Sarsaparilla. I hereby cuition Mr D , and all other persons, Irom using my Trade Mark. THOMAS FISH, Chemist. July 31, IST.'. "VTOTICE OF REMOVAL. FRANCIS FEN TON Begs to announce that he his Removed from the Auckland Market to those spacious stores Market Corner, Queen-street, next door to Hemus's Star Boot and Shoe Store, where he intends keeping a first-class article in Groceries and Provisions, and at such prices that will give every purchaser the full advantage of any Co-operative Store, thus giving the working population equ .1 terms with the c.;pit»:ist, that is to s»y, the working man may purchase smail quantities at wholesale prices. LIST OF PRICES:— Splendid Tea, 2s Ift lb; Brown sugar, Zyd _} lb ; White Sugar, iy& "$ ft; Currants, fiya $ lb; Baisins, 5d $ lb; Treacle, 4d; Honey, 7d f Candles, 5Md 39 ft ; Soap, v.y,<s. $ b«r ; Jam. Brt <$ tin ; Sauce, _y : c\ |? bottle; Pickle*, 7d *<3 bottle ; Ho. s, Is <g It); Matches, i%d %) dozen; Marmalade, lOd %1 tin; Flour, 2d 13 lb; New Prunes, 5d f) IV; Dates, 5d $ ft ; Oatmeal. 3d _i ft ; Sait, 71b for Gd; Tobacco, 2d $ package. 3d 3? plug; Coleman's Bine Starch, kyd $lb ; Split Peas, 3d $lb ; Light Bine, 9d $ lb; Prime Bacon, Is '%) ft; Canterbury Hams, Is 2d _1 ft; Cheese, lOd $lb ; Poslry Butter, lss lb; MeConnell's Bacon, in cloth, Is 39 IT) by the side. Special attention is directed to our magnificent stock of Canterbury Provisions—Bacon, Butter, Cheese, LarJ, ac, which are much lower in price. Teems : S-nticiLY Cash. FRANCIS FENTON, MAEKET COBO B, Queea-street. HP HE Undersigned are Cash Pur JL chaseks of HIDES, SHEEPSKINS, WOOL, TALLOW, &c, &c, at highest mariiet rates, in,, any quantity. Consignors direct will have prompt and immediate cash remittances returned at satisfactory rates. IRELAND BROS., Tanners and Leather Manufacturers, ArwKkAND. ACCIDENTAL TXOTEL, VULCAN LANE. vvtv ftAfn? \^S open Daily from 8 a.m., and is sup laiu vaul, | plied with all Luxuries procurable. BEST BRANDS WINES, SPIRITS, ETC. } Contains one of Alcock's Bust Tables, and is under the management of an Efficient Marker. IN INTERESTING COLLECTION OF CURIOS, PICTURES, ETC. Acknowledged to be the Barest in the Province. LOCAL, ENGLISH, AND AMERICAN PAPERS bILED. A RMY AND NAVY FAMILY AND JtX COMMERCIAL HOTEL, Upper Q[men-street. Although most conveniently situated for business men this Hotel is in a pleasant and healthy part of the City, and has a splendid and com manding- prospect. THE CHOICEST OF WINES AND SPIRITS. A NI3IIT PORTER IN ATTENDANCE. CHARLES BURTON, Proprietor. Q.EEAT QALE OE "ROOTS AT THE BLUE BOOT. ' C. BROOKES Is Selling the whole of his Stock of English Boots and Shoes at Cost Pkiob. to make room for alterations. " C.B. is going largely into the Colonial Goods. The Sale will be a genuine one. JUST LANDEP .'.::' 25 trunks of Ladies' best Kid Sewn Boots SOO purs oi G- rls' Strap Shoes, a 1 s',ze3 500 p iirs oi G'ris' patphfc Lace Boots 200 pairs of W imen's Kid at 4s 6d. : A large quantity of Slippers at 2s. C P. has always givea his customers and the pul lie Good Bargains. Oallc-aily! Oa'l early.! The SALE is for ONE MONT ■■■• - C. BROOKES, . B L HE BO O T DIBBOTLY OPiPjOSITK _a i ffIOITY E|iLL. Next] Dyson's, Draper,



PBGEESSIO NAL NOTICE MR McOLEAN, (Late Surgucn Dentist to the City of Dublin Hospital, Dublin), May. be consulted at K. D. Sykes, Upper. Queen street, Auckland, on all diseases and irregular;ties of the Teeth, from 9am to 5,30 pro. Artificial Teeth inssrtad on the mest recent scientific principles. TAYLOR'S PATENT No. I—HAND MACHINE, ' Complete with Braider, Cprder, and Trimmer com bined in the pressure loot; Tucking Gauge, four Hemmers, four Shuttle-reels, six Needles, Oil-can, and Screw-driver,.with Book of Instructions. j This Machine is sufficiently heavy to stand firm ■without being f.orewcd down, and being supported on strft ciishions, will not damage the table. It is not a mere toy, but I'ea'Uy substantial and useful, ai-id 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,, 6 Guineas ,— • No 2.—Machine on Patent Saloon Stand; price, 7 Guineas. _j 0 3.—Machine on handsome Square Stand; price, 8 Guineas. Appointed Agent— ;T. PEACOCK, OPTICIAN, &c,



Miscellaneous. GEOE O~E V~A. USE, ship chandler, Oilskin Manufacturer, and General Dealer, Queen-street Wharf, Onehunga. If yon want a suit of OilsMns, To G Vause's Factory go ; The Cheapest and the Best, And all sorts to yon he'll show : If there s none there that will fit you Out of those already made, Just leave with him your measure, And he 11 tit you to your grade. His makes are. miscellaneous; There's Coats and Trousers too, Short Jumpers, Rants, and Leggings, Sou westers of sorts two : For wear they're everlasting, Made of the best of stuff; To fr sir is very tasking, They are so very tough ! So now's your chance a Suit to get, Ye Carters, Busmen, Whalers; Your bargain you will ne'er regret, Ye Captains, Mates, and Sailors : In fact it's all who do go out 1 In rude and stormy weather, Should patronise G. Vause's Shop For Suits to keep out water ! Paints, Oils, Canvass, Twine, Blocks, Manilla Rope, Pitch, Tar, Oakum, Tobacco, Pipes, Cigars, Pouch, Matches, Tea, Sugar, Coffee, Rice, Candles, Soap, Pepper, Mustard, Sauce, Pickles, Vinegar, Currie, Jams, Sardines, Oilslrins, Varnish, Turps, Kerosine, Flags. Needles, &c, &c. &c, j^ i ok: i iv 9 DISPENSING PHARMACIST, (Opposite the Bank of Zealand), queen-street. IP?" Agent for — J & E. ATKINSON, Whoeesalr and Export Perfumery manufacturers; 24, Old Bond-street, London, W. Messes. J. k E. ATKINSON beg respectfully to solicit attention to their extensive and varied assort ment of superior English Perfumery and General Articles for the Toilet Tlie continually increasing demand for their artie'es, for nearly a century past, is the best testimony that e.-.n be offered in support of the high estimation in which thoy have at all times been held. Every description of English Perfumery is manufactured on tlie premises, under their immediate inspection, and is guaranteed to be made only from the very best materials. CAUTION. —Messrs. J. & E. Atkinson regret to state that the great reputation attained for their Perfumery, kc , has led to their Goods being largely counterfeited, and that r-purious imitations are sold on the Continent of Europe, in America, and in the Cc lonics, even by houses of respectability. ATKINSONS' ESSENCE OF WHITE ROSE. —A very choice Perfume for the Handkerchief. ATKINSONS' BALSAM OF WHITE ROSES.—A Superior Pomade for the Hair. ATKINSONS' WHITE ROSE SACHET POWDER.—In Fancy Paper Packets. ATKINSONS' WHITE ROSE TOOTH PASTE.—In Flat Glass Jars. ATKINSONS' WHITE ROSE TOOTH POWDER.—In Boxes ATKINSONS' MILK OF WHITE ROSES. For beautifying the Skin. ATKINSONS' CELEBRATED BEARS' GREASE, as originally introduced by them, an excellent preparation for pro moting the Growth of the Hair. A I C X". I N, DISPENSING PHARMACIST, Druggist, Importer of Chemicals, Per fumery, Brushware, Tcilet Articles, Surgical Appliances, &c, &c, Queen-street, Auckland. JJ OOTS! BOOTSM BOOTS!!! J3 VV ILK IN S & CO. BEG to inform their many friends and the public in general that they have Commenced Business as BOOT AND SHOEMAKERS, At Thompson's New Buildings (corner of Victoria and Albert-streets), and trust by strict attention to business, and supplying a good article, that they will receive a share of their patronage and support. V NOTE THE PRICES. V Men's Elastic Sides, from ) Made to order on the > ™ y, '-n/e f Premises. Men's Bluchers, 10/6. ; ENGLISH STOCK : Women's Kid Boots from 4/. A nice assortment of Children's Boots. Half-soloing and Heeling 4/0. REPAIRS NEATLY EXECUTED. Remember the Address: THOMPSON'S NEW BUILDINGS, Corner of Albert and Victoria-streets. THISTLE H O T EL. P. DARBY, Wholesale and Rtctatt WIN E AN D SPI RI T ORE EX N-S TRE ET AUOKLA ND, Begs leave to rtturn many thanks to th* public, for the very liberal support accorced him for many years past. Hying erected splendid Premises on the site of the old House which was destroyed by fire, he is now prepared to execute all orders entrusted to him rom town or countay, with the; CHOICEST SELECTION WINES AN°D SPIRITS, Comprising— Sandiman's Four Diaraoj&d, Old Port Wine Duff, Gordon's Sherry*^" Champagne—Cliquot'gyv Chnm pagne—Perrien < Jouet's Champagne-Moseiljv pints and quarts Claret- Chateau, Jj.q|rose Claret—Lafttte ' ; Claret—Leoville "* Claret—St Jultan's • Rial Old JamaJeh .Rum Hennessy's Threo Star Brandy Ana* othei choice biands. ASSORTED CASES MADE HP TO ORDER DIFFERENT BRANDS. BASS'S ENGLISH ALE ON DRAUGHT. Liberal Allowances made to wholesale purchasers. TERMS : SI RICTLY CASH. Sprits Overproof, the same as fnota bonded Store, sold '.n any quantity ■pAPERHA N G I N G S. NEW DESIGNS ! IMMENSE VARIETY ! HOLLAND~& BUTLEE ARE NOW: OPENING, Ex Forfarshire— PAPERHANGINGS1-' 0 ..'■■■' For the Entrance Hall PAPERHAHGINGS ' .. ,; For the Drawing-room PAPERHANGINGS , ~ For tho Dining-room PAPERHANGINGS For Bedrooms PAPERHANGINGS i For Ceilings PAPERHANGINGS To Suit All Classes PAPERHANGINGS Of the Latest Designs . . PAPERHANGINGS For the Present Season PAPERHANGINGS Lower than ever PAPERHANGINGS For Landlords and Builders, at a Liberal Discount. GILT MOULDINGS ) For Picture Framing and STAINED MOULDINGS ) 'Room Decorations. HOLLAND" & "BUTLER. OIL, COLOUR, AND GLASS MERCHANTS, IMPORTERS OF GLASS SHADES, MATERIALS FOR WAX FLOWERS, TAIXTERS' AND ARTISTS' MATERIALS ETC., • ■■'. i 28 & 30, VICTORIA-STREET, AUCKLAND.



, 1,-1 ■111.. r ~__,__.-**._-,:_,___,._ f ■g'W iwaii——^——mm—■—— ' Drapery. pHEAP CLEARING-OUT SALE OE 0 DBAPERY & CLOTHING. H. ATKINS HAS COMMENCED A CLEABING-OUT SALE OP HIS IMMENSE STOCK! THE WHOLE STOCK IN EVERY DEPARTMENT HAS BEEN RE-MARKED. A REDUCTION OP \2_ to 25 PER CENT. HAS BEEN MADE. THE LJ.LJ.NCE OF WINTER DRESS MATERIALS WILL BE SOLD REGARDLESS OF COST I FRENCH MERINOS, (• WINSEYS, HOMESPUNS, BLACK SILKS, COLORED SILKS, SILK VELVETS, VELVETEENS, BLACK LUSTRES & MOURNING GOODS, REDUCED 12^ TO 15 PER CENT! A CHEAP LINE OF BLACK SILK VELVET (MANTLE WIDTH), at 12s. 6d. PER YARD, WORTH 20s. MANCHESTER GOODS, Consisting of— Sheetings, Quilts, Long Curtains, Taiile Linen, Huckabacks, and all Furnishing Goods, Reduced 12£ to 15 per cent. AN OVERSTOCK OF 300 PAIRS BLANKETS, Reduced 12X to 20 per cent. CRIMEAN SHIRTINGS, FLANNELS, &c. Reduced 12y to 17 y per cent. FANCY GOODS, HOSIERY, &c, At 12% to 20 per cent. Reduction. UPWARDS OF 3,000 YARDS OF MOSS TRIMMING TO BE CLEARED AT ONE PENNY PER YARD. A VERY HEAVY OVERSTOC OF CLOTHING, TWEEDS, SHIRTS, AN GENERAL OUTFITTING, REDUCED 15 TO 20 PER CENT. N.B;—The STOCK of CLOTHING has been RE MARKED considerably BELOW WHOLESALE PRICE. ALL GOODS AT THE SAME RATE OF REDUCTION. THE SALE IS A GENUINE ONE. The STOCK must be REDUCED some Thousands of Pounds before TAKINGJSTOCK. H. ATKINS, (Late Hay & Honeyman). j



IronmngegF QHEAP LIGHT! QHEAP TRY OUR KEROSENE AT 2/6 PER GALLON. 12 CASKS ANUUPNIC LAMPS, (EX " FERNGLEN,") Slightly Stained ly Fresh Water-will he Sold at 20 per cent. Discount. ALSO, 17 CASKS, CONTAINING: HAND AND TABLE AMERICAN LAMPS, AT REDUCED PRICES. Anucapnic and American Burners, Globes, Glasses and Wicks, in great variety, AT THE CHEL^P H^KDWARE HOUSE 230, QUEE IT-STREET. J". So J. 3D Z_Q lEC IE "3T > A. M. ]sn°~*~~ M a n (Late Master Tailor in the Highland Brigade), NAVAL AND MILITARY TAILOR, HABIT MAKER, ETC., HOBSON -STREET, AUCKLAND, Next Dook to the Scotia Hotel, Bvr<* moat rppnwtfnllv to inform the clercrv and gentry of Auckland, and the province generally, that E hfvmglr^S commencing business at the above address, be would take this opportunity to return his sincere thanks for their favours, and at the same toe to inform them, and the public, that from his varied experience in the above distingished arm of t heseiv cc besides in London Paris and Berlin, he is thoroughly conversant with all kinds ot Uniforms, Ladies Riding Habits, Oenttemen'-er WalkingTand Riding Trousers, Hunting Breeches, &c.; Highland Costumes furnished complete; Pulpit and Bar Gowns, Caps, and Cassocks at the lowest possible price lor cash consistent with first-class workmanship elected three consecutive years Vice-President of the Cutters' Association in London, Paris testimonials and references on application. Instructions in Cutting every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday evenings, from 7 till 9 o'clock. .



T7 I 0 T O KIA SEED STORES, | (Next Union Bank of Australia). NEW VEGETABLE SEEDS, All the best and newest varieties. NEW FLOWER SEEDS. A very lnrge and choice collection imported j direct from Paris by post. FLOWER ROOTS,! ANEMONIEB, SO very best-named varieties, * 6a per dozftn RANUNCULUS. 50 very bc-stnamed varieties, 6s per dozen. LAWN GRASS SEED, Fine mixture, for Lawns, Croquet Grounds, for Bowling Greens. R. BAIRD, Victoria -street. AT McCULSKY, FUNERAL UNDERTAKER, TOP O F ii 088 O Nt- S T R E XT. I [Established 1842 ] 9 \T7 JAMI ES O N,| ▼ V • UNDERTAKER. &C, | Is prepared to ext-cnte Funerals either in firs'-- B class style or plain, at strictly moderate charges. F Wellesley -streetEEa t, | Two doors from Queen-street. t - ,7 ,* . -vv />/3\ (f\^_ts_kss_o H%\Aw ;V\ B^s__ j&__>\>% fSff. ---)wl i<_t__~__^__y^\ ml /£?/. /alexander\ -y» /»/ ffl^S iyift \ \ L 7 #o/NEW GOODSfeI YJ\ R #£/n*ESHDESICNsW\ > L^y EVER V MAIL^a/ ALL GOODS GUARANTEED, AND .2km/ description of JEWELLERY Manu factured on the premises. AMERICAN SEWING MACHINES. THE "HOME" SHUTTLE-LOCK STITCH. THE PERFECTION OF MECHANISM. SIMPLE, COMPACT, r EFFICIENT, DURABLE, AND COMPLETE? I sews with the least possible amount of labour, and a girl of twelve years can run it without fatigue. It iB a Triumph of Mechanical Genius. "THE HOME" SHUTTLE is the only practical Low-price Lock-stitch Sewin Machine ever invented. This Unequalled Machine uses a straight needle, makes the "Lock-stitch (alike on both sides), haß a self-adjusting tension, and is adapted to every variety of sewing for family wear, from the lightest muslins to the heaviest cloths, And will even Sew Leather. It wiU hem, feU, bind, cord, braid, seam, tuck, ruffle, hemstitch, and gather.' This machine will sew on and gather at the same time, and will work equally weU 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. The Best Family Sewing Machine in the Market, ■WITHOUT KEGAED TO PBIOE, 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 utmost possible satisfaction, as testified to ia numerous testi monials, which we forward on application. In proof of their superiority over all other machines J we guarantee them for five years. i To be had at all SEWING MACHINE-DEPOTS, And of all Storekeepers Throughout the Colony. sole importers: L. D. NATHAN & CO., 'ATICKtfASn). ' (



"IMPORTANT OALE OP DRAPERY & CLOTHING AT§ Extraordinary Low Prices 11 WILLIAMWILSON, 1204, AND 206, QUEEN-STREET, I AUCKLAND, Respectfully intimates having purchased from the Trustees in the Estate of James Reed, Draper, &c, Grahamstown, the entire Stock, AT LESS THAN ONE-HALF THE OP.IGINAL COST PRICE, Consisting of— GENERAL DRAPERY, MILLINERY, AND CLOTHING. p R E A T OALE OF Costumes, Mantles, Satin Skirts, Shirts, Straw Hats, trimmed and untrimmed, Millinery Bonnets, Ladies' Underclothing, I Baby Linen, ' Feathers, I Flowers, &c. lAt just about One-half regular Selling Prices; to an I inspection of which W. Wilson invites the attention j of all intending buyers, assuring them that such a general collection of Bargains in Millinery and General Drapery Goods, at. such reductions from the regular prices, is seldom to be met with. The following are only a few of the many Cheap Lines to be met with in this Stock:— 400 Ladies' and Children's Straw Hats s. d. s. d. Mr Iteid's former price, Is 9d to 4s Gd each, present price, from.. 0 lOj to 1 6 120 Ladies' Black Cloth Jackets, Mr Iteid's former price, 10s Cd to 255, present price, lroni. 5 6 — 10 9 4G xLadies' Polonaises in Homespun and Waterproof Cloth, beautiful y Trimmed, former prices, from 27s Od to 50s each, present price.. 15 6 —21 0 70 Ladies' Waterproof Cloaks, at one half the former selling price. (STAYS) (STAYS) ■i STAYS >■ Great Bargains is -i STAYS y (.STAYS) (.STAYS] 27 doz pairs of Ladies' Grey and White Coutilla Stays, at Is lid, usually sold at 3s 9d 300 pairs Thomson's Glove-fitting ditto, at 4s 9d per pair ISO Ladies Overskirts, at 5s lid each, former price 10s Gd and 12s each Crinolines and Dress Improvers at half-price 3 lots of Bright Durable Black Silks, at 3s lOd, 4S Gd, and 5s Gd per yard, positively worth one-third • more money A lot of Colored Japanese Dress Silks, at Is lid per yard, Mr Reid's former price, 3s 6d. (DRESS MATERIALS") __._„ "?££ J DRESS MATERIALS I **£%* variety DRESS MATERLALSJ REI>UCED 400 yards Satin Cloths, in all colors, at is iyd per yard, former price, 2s 4d Winceys, French Merinos, and Home Spuns greatly reduced A large lot of LADIES' SILK UMBRELLAS. 75 Ladies' Silk Umbrellas, ivory handles, at 6s lid each, formerly sold at 12s 6d 18 dozen Ladies' Cashmere and Silk Scarfs, in all colors, at Is each, usual price, 2s 6d. Ffln the above Stock will be found a Good Assortment of Plain Household Drapery, which, having been purchased at less than one-half the original cost, the full benefit of those large reductions will be given to our customers and the public. B^~ The Sale has now commenced, and will con tinue for three weeks only. WILLIAM WILSON, ..■;* 204, and 206, Queen-street, Auckland. UCKLAND MODEL TRAINING SCHOOL, CHORAL HALL, SYMONDS - STREET; JOSIAH MARTIN, Head Masteb. The next Quarter will commence on MONDAY sth July. Commerce, Science, and Manufactures, Mr J. Martin. Literature, Classics, and Mathematics, French, Music, and Drawing, Rev. E. Bbowne. Fees (Quarterly, payable in advance): Elementary One Guinea. Senior Two Guineas. Advanced Three Guineas. Pupils are specially prepared for Literary, Com mercial, or Industrial pursuits, and for the Examina tions of the Civil Service and the Telegraph Department. Parents are reßpectfully.invited to visit the School. TV~E A E N E S S ! I am possessed of a truly" valuable Recepe from the Chief Aurist in Europe, for the cure of the above distressing complaint. The benefits the use of the medicines has conferred on several I have supplied |It to, is really marvellous. Read the foUowing ' extracts of a few of the letters I have received acknowledging their efficacy, and judge for your selves : — " My daughter, who has been deaf for a number of years, Mr Hannaford's remedy has entirely cured — John Gbey, Confectioner, Queen-street, Auckland " "I have suffered from deafness nearly 12 years, and. availed myself of the best medical experience in vain. I have tried Mr Hannaford's, of High-street, remedy for nearly a month, and am nearly cured. Mr Hannaford, in my opinion, jis a benefactor to mankind. —Wai/teb Howe, Moore-street, Auckland.'' "I am so satisfied of-your remedy's curative prc .perties. from personal experience; that I have remitted you .£5 J or a quantity to send to relatives of mine in Melbourne —J. Thompson, Oamaru, Otago." " My hearing is improving fast, so much so that I can hear my watch tick at the bed's head. Send me another box of the various ingredients.—Ckables MoKeegan, Ghuznee-street, "Weßington." ■ " I have been under the care of that impostor Rosenthal, but derived no benefit from his treatment. after using Mr Hannaford's remedy for little more than a week, I find my hearing quite restored, so much so that I am quite annoyed at any of my friends ■ speaking in a loud tone. — Andrew McMillan, Maketu, Bay of Plenty, Auckland." , Letters addressed to Mr T. B. Hannaeobd, High street, Auckland, will be promptly attended to.



np t7~i> ic k nTt^iß *alfiS feeanng.-l fi I, p||| _ » conclude| J 1 :w dwa r d w 'AY^i Has now received the . | WHOLE OF HIS SHIPHBajj »/. MAGAZINES FOR 1874,' 1 Comprising- . j»l All the Year Round, 18741 * . f§ Cassell's Magazine, 1874 Chamber's Jonroal. 1874 Family Herald, 1&74 jj§ Good Words, 1874 §§ Good Words for the Young, 187| Leisure Hour, 1874 . v; London Journal, 1874 Once a Week, 1874 . MR Sunday at Home, 1874 Sunday Magazine. 1874 ■■ BR Band of Hope, 1874 ' British Workman, 1874 Chatterbox, 1874 Childrens Friend, 1874 ! Childrens Prize, 1874 Child's Companion, 1874 Cottager and Artisan, 1874 B ■Good Words for Young, 1874 Infant's Magazine, 1874 •' f Kind Words, 1874 ~ II Sunshine, 1874, &c, &c. . And is now offering them at REDUCED B^Tft ! EDWARD WAYTE, Vll I IMPORTER OF BOOKS I 100, Queen-street. I FREEMAN* S^ITOTIT 11 FREEMAN'S BAY. 1 MR. ROBT. STOW (the Proprietor) begs toiofa. his numerous customers, friends, and the m__ I that he still supplies Wines, Spirits, ko of thefi ft brands, at town prices. ; The Bottle Depabtment haß special attention. There is a Bagatelle Table on the praniy If second to none in Auckland, which, with scornful, 1 able room, first-class attendance and civility, m insure an evening's enjoyment. I The best and most refreshing Colohia&Am I always on draught. BeWs Life in London filed. " I WINKS AND 2 ALi|| FURNISHING WAREHOUSE, || Wholesale and Retail. Visitors (0 |Auckland should Inspect the H EXTENSIVE DISPLAY OF FTJItNTpE II Of every description for the complete to. TO nisbing of a house of any class, mtti' ;,_ | a. view to taste, combined |i , with utility. I U3f" LOWEST PRICES CONSISTENT | GUARANTEED QUALITY pAPPETS.— & HALL- I CARPETS! CARPETS!'^ '■■ '•>-•■■ 1 CARPETS!!! CARPE33S!I Without exception largest and best »M6*M» in Aucklin select from. .jI Ii BRUSSELS, TAPESTRY, i 2 AND 3 PLY KIDDERMINSTER' 1 COIR, MANILA, & JUTE MATTiNfI 1 FELTS, AKD PELT SQUARES, :if 1 • • X HEARTHRUGS, |i PLAIN & FANCY DOOR MATS, FLOORCLOTH | LINOLEUM, THE NEW CORK CABPfcT. .. pURTAINS.—WINKS & HALL j CURTAINS! CURTAINS!'" I CURTAINS!!! CUR TAINS I I Net, Lace, Swiss, and MusiDf, • Great Variety, . „f NEW PATTERNS, SILK AND WORSTED DAMASKS REPS AND CRETONNES/; -, BILLIARD CLOTHS,. GILT CEIMNEY AND TOILET GLASSES, PERAMBULATORS. «; "WINKS & HAXiI* Wholesale aot Retail, .a CABINETMAKERS & UPHOLSTERIES. BS~ Agents for tho ; ''-. GROVER AND BAEIER SEWING -MAOHIK» QLSON'S ■ f§ mOMATO The undersigned having Purchased *^t.^i , bLSONthe RECIPE of his CELEBRATED £4" together with the Goodwill of Ms Business,^ solicit a continuance of the Public Favour* '^^ The Sauce may be depended upon agipen Pure, and free from Adulteration. Itored _ tite and promotes digestion, and aB none bu _ and ,most wholesome ingredients are uss*'' .^ but merit a continuance of the high favour .already attained in public estimation. ' ' RICHARD CARLICK^Ca_^ THE following are the' $0& ° Advertising in the Stab :— g jj* ™ ~ ' 1 0. Three Lines • •••*: j-g FoUr-Lines ■ '■'■ g- 6 Six Linos '■■'••' " fijityt ' ■ Perlnch • • !_',' nnaxisitj Contracts can be made for Monthly* >.*«"-. > ali-yearly and Yearly advertisements, __v_l^ =s a