A QUADRUPLE TRAGEDY.

TsaEß Victims to Avakice, Jealous and

E.EVE&GE.

[N Tew York Herald.] Cuba, N. V., April 23 —Oa Wednesday, ti.ward evening, this piace was thrown into greai excitement by a man from New Hud son dashing into town on hoiseback after a doctor, and announcing that James Lafferty, a fomewhat notorious character in this part of the county, had murdered his grandmother, an old lady with ■whom he lired, shot the wife and daughter of a farmer named lieorge V.-mnoy, aud theu killed himself. A physi cian and a number of fitizens accompanied the messt-nuer back to Vaunoy's, who lives abou tivr m les tr<>m Cuba, near the road le dmg tv Jbiockville. Ariivmg iht-re, a sick-

■ nig hi^hl whp e.-tnteil. la the d« oryard, near the uoiice, lay ilia dead body of a man about twenty years of age. His face was turned upwards, and from a wound on the side of the-head his brains were oozing out. This was the body of Lafferty. By his side and near his hand lay a revolver. In the house, on a bed, with blood pouring from wounds in their faces, lay Mrs. Vannoy, a fine-looking woman of about thirty-five or forty, and her daughter, a handsome girl of eighteen. They were both conscious, but very weak from loss of blood. The physi cian, Dr. Carper, examined the wounds and succeeded in extracting a pistol ball from Mrs. Vannoy. Ib had entered her head near the temple and lodged back of the ear. Miss Vannoy was shot in the right cheek, the ball passing through and lodging in the opposite side of her head. The surgeon was unable to extract the ball. Although in a very criti cal condition the young girl related the circumstances of the shooting.. Lafferty came to the hou3e in the afternoon. Mr Vannoy was in the barn at work, and Mrs Vannoy was in the kitchen. Lafferty entered the room and commenced talking with the young lady. He formerly worked for her father &nd had for a year professed to be in love with her, and wanted her to mirry him. She had invariably repulsed his offer, and had told him several times that he must not speak to her further in the matter. He had often talked of committing suicide, or of doing something else terrible, but she had always laughed at him. When he came in on Wednesday he again renewed his proposal, saying that his grandmother had given him a lot of money, and he would give it all to Miss Vannoy if she would marry him. She told him that she did not wish to have any associations with him, as his character was not what it should be. He said he would be a better man if she were his wife. She then rose to leave the room, when he handed her a newspaper and told her to read a paragraph he pointed out. It was headed, "Murdered for Love." She had turned her face away from him in looking at the paper, aad had jost glanced at the heading of the article, when he drew a revolver and Brad. She ran shrieking and bleeding toward the door, when her mother rushed into the room Lafferty then shot her and ran hurriedly out of the house. Mr. Vannoy, heamxy: the tiring, left the barn, and was hastening to the houae, when he saw Laffbity leaving with his pistol ia his hand and a wild look in his face. The farmer shouted to him and asked him, " What in the name of God is the matter?" Lafferty wheeled and fired at the farmer, but missed him. Without waiting to see the effect of his lass shot he placed the revolver against his own head and blew out his brains. Mr Vannoy entered the house and found his wife and daughter lying on the floor weltering in their blood. He lifted them to the bed, aad was about to dash on his horse to Cuba for a surgeon, vhen a man rode up to the house evidently in great excitement. " Have you seen any thing of Jim Lafferty ?" he asked, as Vannoy started on a run to the barn. " His old grandmother has been found dead in her bed at Eockville, and has been strangled and beaten to death. The house has been ransacked, and as Jim has had plenty of money lately, the folks think he killed the old woman, and I'm looking for him with a warrant."—ln a very short space of time the officer was made acquainted with the details of the tragedy at the farm-house, and he galloped to Cuba, got a physician, and gave the alarm. At the inquest, held on the body of Mrs Lafferty, it was elicited that her grandson had been eeen lounging around her house on Saturday, and had not been there for some time before. He was seen to leave on Satur day night, which was the- last seen of him until he appeared at Vannoy's. The deceased old lady was known to have about §150 in her house, which she had saved from her earnings, and which she had laid by for her funeral expenses. None of this moDey could be found at the house ; but nothing which could be identified was discovered on the body of Janes Lafferty. Mrs Vannoy and daughter are quite comfortable, and the doc tor thinks fty may both recover.' The family is a highly respectable one, and Lafferty, it Sv jms, had presumed upon their kindness and geneious treatment of him, while in their employ, in making his over-, tures to Mis 3 Vannoy, who ridiculed his pretensions. . . '

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Miscellaneou « INKS.AED O^.LL FURNISHING WAREHOUSE. Wholesale and Retail. Visitors (o Auckland should inspect the EXTENSIVE DISPLAY OF FURNITURE Of every description for the complete fur nishing of a house of any clas3, with a view to taste combined with utility. ZW LOWEST PRtCFS CONSISTENT WITH GUARANTEED QUALITY. CARPETS.—WINKS & HALL.— CARPETS! CARPETS! CARPETS !!! CARPETS !! Without exception, the largest and best assortment in Auckland to select from. BRUSSELS, TAPESTRY, 2 AND 3 PLY KIDDERMINSTER. COIR, MANILA, & JUTE MATTINGS FELTS, AND PELT SQUARES, HEARTH RUGS, PLAIN & FANCY DOOK MATS, FLOORCLOTH LINOLEUM, THB NEW C >RK CARPLT. jpURTAINS.—WINKS & HALL. CURTAINS ! CURTAINS ! CURTAINS!!! CURTAINS!!; Net, Lace, Swiss, and Muslin, In Great Variety. NEW PATTERNS, SILK AND WORSTED. DAMASKS, REP 3 AND CRETONNES, BILLIARD CLOTHS, GILT CEIMNEY AND TOILET GLASSES, PERAMBULATORS. "WINKS & HALL, Wholesale and Retail CABINETMAKERS & UPHOLSTERERS. C^~ Agents for the GROVKR AND BAKER BH.WING MACHINKS. BOUGHT A JOB. A. LINABURY & CO. re now shewing the undermentioned Goods, bought a Job which will be offered to the public TEN PE CENT, under Wholesale Prices:— f Dresses— 360 DRESS. PIECES, 12 yards each DreSSeS -{ comprising all the NEWEST __ FABRICS, from 4s 9d to 20s per Dresses— I piece. 1 >7C Waterproof Mantles from Ch o5 ' 9s 6d. ° SR ". 1 9fl Black Cloth Jackets from Pi fi ~2 I 1 f\f\ Velveteen Jackets from t^, " ra 17K Girls' Waterproof Mantles |> h) ' and Black Cloth Jackets from 3s lid. Black Persian Cords, Is 4>£d—usual price 2s Black Silk, Figured and Stripe Lustres, Is 4>£d 20 pieces Black Alpacas and Lustres from 6%d. 150 Pieces— All Wool FRENCH MERINOS, in all. the leading colours, best value for money in Auckland from is lid to 3s 9d. 170 inch Heavy Croydon Sheeting, Is 3d Qf\ inch „ „ > ls 6d q a inch „ .» Is 9a 1 k ieces Scotch Twill Shirting, only 8# ■1 o pieces Heavy Cotton Tick, only 6>^d tj pieces 3x4 Floor Cloth, only ls 6d, 1 a pieces 4x4 Floor Cloth, only Isi9d. fU\f\ S QUEENSLAND WOOL SHAWLS \ nn « ZOO \ from 7s 6d. f ZUU (27 dozen Ladies' White Merino Vests slightly ! . -~ -, soiled, only 2/6, 2/9, f A Grli& and 3/. BLANKETS, FLANNELS, CALICOES, SHEETINGS, & FANCY GOODS All Reduced in Price. %• The Public are respectfully invited to call early, as the above Special Lines are a decided Bargain, and will have quick sale. A. LINABURY & CO., Queen-street.



Auctions- MONDAY, JULY 12. COMFORTABLE VILLA RESIDENCE. ONEHUNGA. TE Subscribers have received instruc tions to sell by public auction at the Land Hart. Fort-street, on Monday, 12th July, at 12 o'clock, A FREEHOLD PEOPEETY, situated in Lower : Queen - street, Onehuuga, within two minutes walk of the Eailway Station and Wharf, comprising ah allotment 70 feet frontage by a depth of nearly 300 feet, neatly laid out as ornamental, and Kitchen hardens, well stocked with fchruba. &c , and planted with about 100 well-assorted- fruit Trees, on which Is erected a COMMODIOUS VILLA. BESIDENCE, 48.feet by 46 feet, containing six rooms, btore Room, Ball, and about 100 feet of Verandah. The Dining and drawing Rooms are fitted with Kimu Sideboards. Venetian Blinds, Curtain Poles, and Registered Grates, The Bedrooms with Venetian Blinds, Curtain Poles, and (irate. nh9 X itchen with Cup boards. Dresser, and Large Leamington Bange. Water is laid on to the Kitchen, slid there is on the property a good bricked Well, with never-failing supply of water.



tST A portion of the purchase money can remain on Mortgage. Cards to view may be obtain«d from SAMUEL COCHE^INE & SON, Auctioneers- FRIDAY, JULY 9. SEWING MACHINE, KITCHEN RANGE. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. THE Subscribers -will sell at. the Mart, Fort-street, on Friday next, at 11 o'clock, Household Furniture, Very Superior Silent Sewing Machine in Walnut Cabinet, Large Kitchen Kange, &c, &c. SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, Auctioneers. WEDNESDAY, JULY 17. BAR FITTINGS AND HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. AT THE SCOTIA HOTEL. THE Subscribers have received in structions to sell at the Scotia Hotel, Hobson rtreet, on Wednesday next, 7th instant, at 11 o'clock, .The Hottiehold Furniture, Bar Fittings, &c. • SAMUEL3COCHRANB & SON, ;J Auctaqßeers.



Drapery. r SPECIALTIES JUST OPENED, EX HERO, BY M. AND C. M I LN E. A LARGE LOT OF FANCY DRESS MATERIALS, IN ALL THE NEW STYLES AND TEXTURES, From 10d. per Yard, Marked Exceedingly LOW MOURNING GOODS. pEAPE CLOTH, from Is 8d French Merino, from 2s 6d Baratheus Paramattas Wool Poplins, &c, &c. MOURNING! MOURNING! DECIDED BARGAINS IN BLACK SILKS, AT 3s. lid., 4s. 3d., & ss. A JOB IN REAL LACE COLLARS, &c, Less than Half-Price. A WONDERFULLY CHEAP LINE OF WOMEN'S BLACK CLOTH JACKETS At ss. 9cl. i ■ J ALWAYS ON HAND— THE LARGEST STOCK of MILLINERY In Auckland. M. & 0. MILNE, CHEAPSIDE HOUSE, 222 & 4, Queen-street. TMPOKTANT TO T ADIES. SILKS ! SILKS !! SILKS !! ! UNDER COST PRICE. R. W. DYSON HAVING A VERY HEAVY STOCK IS NOW OFFERING SPLENDID BLACK SILKS— Worth 4/9 i§ yard, reduced to 3/10 Worth 5/ 1$ yard, reduced to 3/11. Worth 5/9 $ yard, reduced to 4/9. Worth 6/6 $ yard, reduced to 5/4, ' Also, a large lot of SPLENDID COLOURED GROSGRAINS In Brown, Drab, Slate, Bronze, Stone, Silver Green, and Blue. SlLKS—Cheap at 6/6, reduced to 4/9. SILKS-Cheap at 7/6, reduced to 5/9. SlLKS—Cheap at 7/9, reduced to 5/11. THE BEST VALUE IN BLANKETS Usual price, 24/; reduced to 19/lOd. VERY LARGE SIZES— Usual price, 33/; reduced to 27/6 <# pair. EXTRA FINE QUALITY— Usual price, 35/6; reduced to 29/6 ig pair. A LARGE LOT OF FLANNELS, Heavy and Fine Makes, And, CRIMEAN FLANNELS, To be quitted at Cost Prices. R. W. DYSON, I 1 c m p ob a by Premises: OPPOSITE THE CITY HALL, Next door to Brookes' Boot Shop. PROFESSIONAL NOTICE. MR McCLEAN, (Late Surgeon Dentist to the City of Dublin Hoipital, Dublin), May be consulted at K. D. Sykes, Upper Queen street. Auckland, on all diseases and trregularities.of the Teeth, from 9am to 6,30 pm. Artificial Teeth inserted on the most recent scientific principles. .~\. >



Miscellaneous. TAYLOR'S PATENT No. I—HAND MACHINE, Complete -with Braider, Corder, and Trimmer com bined in the pressure foot; Tucking Gauge, four Hemmers, four Shuttle-reels, six Needles, Oil-can, and Screw-driver, with Book of Instructions. This Machine is sufficiently heavy to stand firm •without being screwed down, and, being supported on soft cushions, will not damage the table. It is not a mere 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, BHOBTliAirt>-STB.IiEr. "PINAL 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. NO T I C E. MKSSR^ CHOAT & SON beg to Tbank their Ciutomers for the .liberal support accord^ to them duriDg the ihey liave bc<-n 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 f ne'jda and tbe public generally that we have this day entered into Partnership as BAKER 3 Ar*D CONFECTIONKKB, and aisure those who may favour us with their support that no effort will be wanting on our part to merit a continuance of the patronage accorded to our predeceg!>ors. JOHN BURTON. JOHN BIRNIE. June 28, 1875. C3^" Note the addresf — BURTON & BIRNIE, CROWvB a X X R V, HfiBSON-STKEKT, Opposite St Matthew's Church. pITY WEST PUBLIC SCHOOL, \J WELLINaTON-STREJiT. EVENING CLASSES, Conducted by Mr Harrison, and Mr B. M. O. Theorell Tehmm :— English, Arithmetic, and Book keeping, 4s per month. Latin, French, German, and Euclid, each subject, 4s per month; or two subjects, 0s per month. A LADIKB' CLASS FOR BOOK-KEEPING. Early application is requested. Upwards of 80 pupils having already joined these clauses, only a limited additional number can be received. /"IHURCH OP ENGLAND GRAMMAR \J SCHOOL, Parkell, Auckland. Founded, 1855. Head Master—James 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, F L S. The Trustees award Scholarships to the number of five, if merited, after the annual examinations in Ducember, to Boys of the School who obtain the highest places The next Quarter begins on MONDAY, July G H. FENDELOW, 166, QUEEN-STREET, Auckland, SOLICITS INSPECTION OF HIS STOCK OF IBOITMO JST G- EH Chaff-Ciitters } 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 Forks Saws, Wedges, Maul Rings Milk Pans, Garden Rollers Avery's Weighing Machines, to 6 cwt. Furnace Pans, in Copper, Enamel, and Galvanized Iron Cart Arms and Boxes, Carriage Lamps Patent Mail Axles, \U to 2 in. Springs 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 übs, 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 Brass Scales, For Grocers and Butchers, -with Patent Agate Centres Ewbank's Wire and Cut Nails Rim, Cupboard, Mortice, and other Locks Hinges and Screws, Glue Glass Paper, Coffin Furniture Saws, Chisels, Planes Nuts and Bolts (all sizes), Tool Basket Iron Hooping, 1 in, to 8 in. TUVETS.



V" & i. D.I OK E Y> eJ • 23 0, QUEEN-STREET, HAVE FOB SALE:— RODGER'S IVORY HANDLED TABLE SAWS, CHISELS, AGGERS, PLANES U KNIVES ETC Squarea, Bevels, Spokeshaves, Turnscrews Lockwood's Pocket and Gum Knives Gouges, Gimblets, Braces, etc Table Knives and Forks, Carvers, and American Bits, Hammers fc^JMgf* oi,, c i 8 Axes, Tomahawks, bhrn^le Hammers Nickel Silver Spoonß and Forks Adjuatfog Levels, MgJ^TL to lOin . Brittania Metal Teapots Carpenters' Patent Kirn Locks inn. to xvui. Trays, Charcoal, Irons, Knife Boards . Real Patent Rim Locks, Latches etc. Boilers Saucepans, and Kettles Mortice, Dead, and Drawback Locks Buckets, Fry^g Pans, and Camp Ovens EwbanMails and Fbormg Ends Milk Pans, Tin Basin., and Dishes French Wire Nails, f m to 4in. Brooms, Shoe and Scrubbing Brushes. American Finishing Nails, §m to 2£m. Butt, Parliament, and A nmges Axle Pullies, Sash Fasteners DOWNER'S KEBOSENE! FIVE PER CENT DISCOUNT allowed to Cash Purchasers on all Goods amounting to Twenty Shilling, and upwards. aT~M. N^r m a n by, (Late Master Tailor in the Highland Brigade), NAVAL AND MILITARY TAILOR, HABIT MAKER, ETC., HOBSON-STREET, AUCKLAND, Next Doob to the Scotia Hotel, BEGS most respectfully to inform the clergy and gentry of Auckland ana the province generally, that havS^met with unparalleled patronage and success since commencing bußmess at the above addres^ Pulpit and Bar Gowns, Caps, and Cassocks at the lowest possible price tor cash consistent with first-class Wol' A?M n Nhlhaying been elected three consecutive years Vice-President of the Cutters'a ssociation in London he is prepared to take Pupils and teach them the art of Cutting in .few weeks The highest London and Paris testimonials and references on application. Instructions in Cutting every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday evenings, from 7 till 9 o'clock. QUEEN OF SCOTS. SILENT AND T R UIT! QUEEN OF SCOTS (with Silver-plated WHE-tfIER AND WILSON'S extras) SIN GEE'S HOME SHUTTE NEWTOJT, WILSON & CO.'S PRINCE LITTLE WANZER . 01 WALES LITTLE STRANGER TABLES AND STANDS FOR ALL THOMAS 'HAND MACHINES. PRINCESS OF WALES LIBERAL DISCOUNT TO TEE TRADE. REPAIRS DONE FOR ALL. MACHINES. Having purchased Mr Montague's extensive and entire Btock of SEWING MACHINES—who has relin quished the Sewing Machine business to me, —the public of Auckland and vicinity havencw the opportunity of selecting from the Finest and Largest Stock ever exhibited in thi colony. Drapeky, Hosiery, Ladies' and Gent's Underia^n. Millinery, Dressmaking. A Fit Guaranteed. W. C. EnsaSTNES Albert Buildings, Queen-street, Opposite Auckland Savings Bank. NATIONAL INSURANCE COMPANY by appointment i O» HIS EXCELLENCY 618 JAMES FEBGXTSSO NEW ZEALAND. Bf El KBI C E X O B N, RESERVE FUND £30,000 , JEWELLER With unlimited Liability of Shareholders. | ■ " a vv ■*" ■" •" Xl ■**» Insurances effected against Lobs by Fire; and on Q^KKN BIEIII, AIJOKIAS Hulls for the voyage or time; also on Merchandise and Freight by Beg« to diaw the attention of the public to hit Steamer and Sailing Vessel. Large and Well-assorted Stock of ENGHBH, FOREIGN, AND COLONIAL Wool covered against all risks from Sheep's back, or „ • MANUFACTURED JEWELLER^ from Wool shed tOl delivered in London. Specially selected, and el the fewest Stylos and Designs. t nwpQT PTTRRTWP T? ATTTQ A lu^e Portion of the above consists of Quartz and LUWiiibl UUiixtXiJNl xtAXJia. Oxeevtone Jewellery, Manufactured on tho ■ i premise*. Liberal Terms, and Prompt Settlement of Losses, —: characteristic features of the Company. h.K. legs specially to draw the attention of the HENRY E. WILLIAMS, " P«Mic s Manager. LARGEAND SUPERIOR STOCK OF GOLD Office: 25, Queen-street. . SILVER WATCHES, ~~ ' "' . . And ONEHUNGA AND AUCKLAND grbat vairety of silver and plated LINE OF COACHES. = j. GOODS, Which are tne best known manufacturers the TIME TABLE. -home market. Leave Onehvmga- Leave Auckland- Note Addresg ._ 10.30 aim! 2.30 p.m. HEINE ICH KOHN, «pS j J E ; W E L L E R, 4 p-m" «._ , ,Ll6 pm' J ? QUE N-STB ET. Saturd* eights. • AI : ■ E3op.m. v 11.30 p.m. ,'fe qompositio nh fJXj f=^=M k POWDER i *'■' *J a (DR COFfLT / 1-T H' WEBB>S MXJSIC 3 (DR COFFINS), . dq X» SALOON, 3 MAY BE OBTAINS |- g vbilkblk-shbt.. S t*. ««> c *->.ii « at> 1 4. ■, oj i. !• cA Chamber Okgan, an eletrnnt instrument, In careful^ secured Packages at is 6d each, | « to be sold> the plo^lty of a Gentleman; price * or otherwise, I r^, only £30, to be seen as above. It must be W I -. sold, the gentleman haying left Auckland. * o at the . ji, N.B.—Full price given for second-hand g -r» r\ m a att /~i -»-»t-i- a -r-« -» «- » y-v-X * Pianofortes, or taken in exchange. Harmon ..J3OTANIC PHARMACT < mms .' Kan°f°rtes, and Organs tuned and h f } M repaired, in town or country, by the year or g VICTORIA-STREET, vißit- . Auckland. | T/" TOT OKI A SEED STORES, *S~ Agents -wanted in Town or Country. I (Next Union Bank ol Australia). '• —T— 3SfEW VEGETABLE SEEDS, Q LIGHTLY T^AMAGJD AU the bestandnewes. varieties. EX SHOOTINGSTAR I ' NEW SEEDS. '■■ v . j ;I A very large and choice collection imported __, direct from Paris by post. - . °NEB^e7twill calico I FL ° WEE,. 800 TS, GREY TWILL CALICO, ANEMONIEB, 50 very best-named varieties. §% ; W^th /9. ■ 6s per dozen RANUNCULUS, 60 very best named varieties, ONE BALE— 5s per dozen. GREY SHEETING CALICO, J ! LAWN GRASS SEED, /10^; mtifo. 1/6. Fine mixture, for Lawns, Croquet Grounds, or Bowling Greens. . \ ONE BALE- I E. BAIRD, NAVY AND PINK PRINT, I VIOTOBIA -STX EB T. m |rorth /9, : — — Ty H A NvG AREIC IA 1. ': :" ' The finest sample of the above Coal e|r shipped" j[\ • ' now on»ale at my Yards, Fort-street I FUNERAL UNDERTAKER, JObJSPH |lAIG. TOP OP HOBS O N-S TfRBKT.



, SXtoedllanoana. : ■ '-V-T^m| A UCKLAND MODEL TBalssg I J\. SCHOOL, V CHORAL HALL, SYMONDS - STREET I"' 1 | JOSIAH MARTIN, Head Masteb. The next Quarter will commence on MONDAY sth July. n '■ Commerce, Science, and M*anufactures, Mr J. MartiiL Literature, Classios, and Mathematica, French,'* Music, and Drawing, Rev. E. Beo wne. • ■» Fees (Quarterly, payable in advan ice): :'] Elementary '. 0 ne Guinea. Senior . Tn o Guineas. Advanfwri Tim >c Guineas, P"t>ils are specially prepared for Litei ary, Com mt real, or Industrial pursuits, and for tlie Exaihlna tions of the Civil Service and, the Telegraph Department. Parents are respectfully invited to visit t he School. QLSOK'S rroMATO SATJCE. The undersigned having Purchased frol n Me. H. Olson the RECIPE of his CELEBRATE!> 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 cr« sates appe tite and promotes digestion, and as none b* ut the best and most wholesome ingredients are used 1, it cannot but merit a continuance of the high favour it has already attained in public estimation. RICHARD GARLICK & C 0. ■VTOTICE OF REMOVAL. PAPBRHANGING, OIL, COLOUR,. AND GLASS WAREHOUSE, 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 Bupport. No. 53, Qtjeen-stkeet. ... <.. ; 1 5O S EWING JyTACKINES TO ARRIVE PER 'FORFARSHIRE'AND 'ROBIJSTADTTNLO INCLUDING' THOSE SPLENDID PRINCESS O F WAL ES, SINGER, • • WHEELER AND WILSON, &c, &c. Weekly, Monthly, and Cash Payments Taken J Liberal Discount to the Trade. W. C. DENNES, Opposite Auckland Savings Bank, QUEEN-STREET. rpHISTLE HOTEL. P. DARBY, .;, Wholesale and Estajt WINE AND SPIRIT ORE EEN-STREET AUCKLAND, Begs leave to return many thanks to the public, for the very liberal support accorded him for many years past. \ ' p Hying erected splendid Premises on the site'of , the old House which was destroyed by fire, he_ig now prepared to execute ail orders entrusted to hinir rom town or countiy, with the CHOICEST SELECTION WINES AN°D SPIRITS, . ■ Comprising— . . , Sandiman's Four Diamond Old Port Wine Duff, Gordon's Sherry Champagne—Cliquot's Champagne—Perrier, Jquet's Champagne—Moseile, pints and quarts Claret-Chateau, Larose Claret-Lafitte . ;' ■» Claret—Leo villa Claret —St Julian's P,s Roal Old Jamaica Ram ; Hennessy's Three Star Brandy And othei choice biands. ______ • ' ■ .- • , ""i"1 ASSORTED OAST??! MA^E UP. TO ORDER . !r • DIFFERENT BRANDS. BASS'S ENGLISH ALE ON DRAUGHT. .'. ; Liberal Allowances [made to wholesale purchasers.'. TERMS : SQ RICTLY CASH. Spirits Overproof, [the same as from bonded Store," » sold In any quantity. < • • j pARNELL "[^*UIISE£IJIES. M ASON BEOS. , T HHAKE this rpportunity of thanMng their patrons '-*• for the Mna support hitherto afforded them, and ' ' respectfully beg to inform them that the Planting Season is now on, and solicits an inspection of their, j MAGNIFICENT COLLECTION OF NURSERY STOCK, Which is Unequalled in the Colonies, consisting of Fruit, Shelter, and Ornamental Trees and Shrubß, Roses, Thorns, Quicks, and every re-; r quisite appertaining to Horticulture, Descriptive; Catalogues of which can be had on application at the \ Nurseries, or at MR. ROBT. BREWIN'S SEED STORES, Q TJ E E N . S T R E B T, /I Town Agent. 'THJS AUCKLAND YSSmHAS-:.' A BLIND MANUFAOTOBT. M. HORTON BtJSBY, SD MAKER & WIRE WoßK.fi WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, VENETIAN HOUSE, Has now REMOVED to those Large, New, So Commodious Premises, situated at the corner L Queen and Cook-streets, where he will continue business as heretofore, i (" HHHE' following are the Rates forV JL Advertising in the Star :— , a. d. \ Three Lines 1 0 ,A Four Lines 1 6 A Six Lines 2 6 ill Perlnch. .. 5 0 / V Contract*- can be made for Monthly, Quarterlyy-»/v< Half-yearly, and Yearly advertisements. •■ f