ANCHOVIES AND TOAST.

llPp-ROM 0-__ LONDON CORRESPONDENT.) §1 London, May 4. CLERICAL SCANDAL. , I tPhere has been a terrible clerical scandal oria Anglesey, in the Diocese of Bangor, one of !|hose occurences which throw sad discredit Sipon the cloth inr the minds of tho ignorant *nd unthinking, A doctor in Beaumair's was failed in the other day to attend a young ;ady who had taken lodgings in the place. |_he was accompanied by an elderly gentle fsan, a clergyman, presumably her husband. jThe lady was attended through her eonfine jinentj and one evening, the doptor having (called prof-ssionally, was sitting by her side ;_nd in the act of feeling her pulse when the old gentleman came in and commenced an attack upon the doctor, accusing him of attempting to take improper liberties with his wife. The doctor (a married man) expressed his surprise and indignation, and said that he could only imagine his assailant to be

; drunk, and that he should call the next day j and expect an ample apology. Accordingly, [ the next day'he made hia appearance, he first . saw the young \a_y, wJ_o was in tears, and 1 who (unasked) proceeded to make a dreadful confession. ' She told the doctor, to his as tonishment and horror, that the reverend gentleman Was not her husband, but her stepfather, and that he was the father of the child that had been born. An ample apology was made by the wretched father, whose parishioners however goi to know of the reason for his absence, from home for such a a proloaged period, and, proceedings having been taken, the guilty couple disappeared, and have not since been heard of. ANOTHER BOOK OF SCANDALS. Another book of scandals is promised to the world from the pen of a fille de joie. The difficulty is to find a London pub lisher, the trade in London being more squeamish than in either Paris or New York. It is said to be much worse than •the "Greville Memoirs." The "fair"

authoress is the wife of a prince now in prison. She has seen a great deal of the world from a certain unmentionable point of view, and when the MS. was- put into the hands of a well-known London publisher it iB said that gentleman's hair and whiskers literally stood on end with horror at the notion of putting his imprint to such a concern. But some one will, undoubtedly, be found who will be reconciled to father the" book for the sake of the immense profits that muat ensue. THE " STANDARD'S" CORRESPON DENT ON SIR GEORGi- GR_Y.

The Standard's Melbourne correspondent, writing on April 13th, s.ems to be of opinion that the action of Sir George Grey in the provincial ouestion in New Zealand must result in the defeat of the Bill of Mr. Vogel. He says : —Sir George Grey is about to step into the political arena as an oppo nent of Mr. Vogel- scheme to abolish the provincial form of Government in New Zealand. It was very donbtful whether Mr. Vogel was strong enough to carry the proposed measure before, in tho face of all the strong local interests concerned, and thia sudden determination of the former Governor of the colony to enter the lists against him will probably determine the fate of the bill. Yet to an outsider it is difficult to see the advantage of having Parliaments in every province. The only real, tangible, substantial good that ever came out of the system to my knowledge, was when a Super intendent of a province had a wilt out against him, and -gaze-ted. his house and grounds a prison. VALUABLE PICTURE SALE. Mr Quilter,* a picture collee.or, with wonderful judgment, has just sold hi« collection for £71,000 1 Mr Quilter is an accountant in the ci.y, and used to occupy -his leisure in looking up new pictures by unknown artists. His eye never tailed him, and he never bought rubbish, and never gave big prices. Mr Quilton has made a profit of 260 per cent, which'is not bad. It was chiefly in water colours that his money was invested. Formerly it was only oil paintings that brought top prices, but now water colour drawings of merit bring as much a/3 oils,

AUCKLAND DISPENSARY.

The subscribers to the Auckland Dispensary held their adjourned meeting from February 4th, last evening in the Mechanics' Institute, F. L. Prime, Esq. (Mayor) in the chair. W. Shalders, the secretary read the Dispen sary committee's report for the past year, expressive of regret that Dr Kenderdine could no longer act as medical officer. The treasurer's report stated that, although £48 appeared to their credit, two accounts had to be paid which would leave the dispensary in debt to the amount of £32. The balance-sheeet, as follows, was then submitted to the meeting shewing their financial position:— Dr., 1874: June 15, to Provincial Government grant in aid, £75. 1875 : May 4, to Pro vincial Government grant in aid, £75 ; Jnne 28, subscriptions and' donations, as per lists, £129 0s 6d ;— total, £354 0s 6d June 28, to balance, £48 6s 4d.~- The expenditure left a balance, Dr., £48 6s 4d.—rThe' balance-sheet, and reports being adopted by the meeting, the principal busi ness of the evening, the election of a medical ©fficer in the place of Dr Kenderdine was proceeded with. Only one application, that •f Dr John H. Hooper, had been received, and on the motion of Mr Wm. Swanson, seconded by Mr Atkin, Dr. Hooper was duly appointed Medical Officer to the Auckland Dispensary.—Votes of thanks to Dr Kenderdine for his liberal services, and to the chairman closed the business, and the meeting separated. »* ',''

AMUSEMENTS.

PBINCE OF WALBS THEATRE,

The musical comedietta, entitled the " Dream of a Life," was repeated last even ing at the Prince of Wales Theatre, by the gifted sisters Duvalli. The "Shah of Persia," in illustration of Eastern life waselso given, and together, these varied pieces made up a good evening's entertainment. The dancing of the sisters drew- forth the plaudits of the company. This evening a new programme will be produced, including the original bur lesque, written especially for the sisters Duvalli, entitled the "Demon Lover," a piece possessing much merife^ MRS. SEXTIE-BENEFIT.

The promised variety Jconcert by Mr. P. Doran and his friends in aid of Mrs. Sextie and her family of five children will take place to-morrow evening, in the Lome-street Hall. The programme of the erttertainment appears in another column, and consists of two parts. We notice that as excellent pro vision has been made by the caterers on this occasion, including the " Jolly Irishman " by E. O'Ha-e, the beautiful song "I Sit and' Dream of Thee" by Mr. C. Harding, and a comic' song by Mr. Davey. A variety of dances will intervene, and tha "bending feats, by the. brothers Mattesoh. Mr. C. Smith will'give a comic recitation, Mr. Londer gan, a cornet solo, and Mr. Doran will •ome .forth with a few of his rich nigger peculiarities. The whole will conclude with a_ laughable farce, entitled "Who died First," by four gentlemen amateurs, said to Deone ef the best things of the kind that has as yet been introduced by the Doran -ompany. ■

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- Miscellaneous. ) , TVXOTICE OF REMOVAL. D. BLOOM HAS REMOVED . , HIS CROCKERY WAREHOUSE '• Thbee Doobs Above - MONTAGUE'S FANCY TOY, SHOP, Opposite Darby's Hotel. ! '. — TTOLLAN'D & BUTLER.. Having considerably enlarged tbeir premises, to receive large, shipments to hand per late arrivals, are now prepared to supply the Trade, Country Store keepers, Coasters, Carriers, and the public, with WHOLESALE and RETAIL PARCELS, on the most liberal terms. Their present Stock comprises— PAPERHANGINGS. A most Varied and Extensive Assortment, on which a Liberal Discount will be allowed to the Trade, Builders, and Landlords. Boiled and Raw Oil White Lead Paintß, Varnishes Dry Colours Brushes Scrim Artists' Materials, Polished and Rough Plate, Photo, Sheet, Ornamental and STAINED WINDOW GDASS, And every other commodity required in the Painting Trade. GLASS SHADES, GILT MOULDINGS, OF VER- SUPERIOR QUALITY. HOLLAND & BUTLER, Oil, Colour, and Glass Merchants, j Pictu___-Frame Makers, &c, 2S & 30, VICTORIA-STREET, AUCKLAND, A few steps from Union Bank. pO TTE fc.'S C6UG-T~X)ROPS. HIGHLY RECOMMENDED AS AN INVALU ABLE MEDICINE, AND ACKNOWLEDGED j> TO BE THE MOST RELIABLE BY ALL WHO HAVE USED IT. The Proprietor having been strongly recammeuded fey F.opifc of the leading physicians in New Zealand to b.'ng this Medicine more prominently before the _->h!io as a remedy in all cases of Coughs. Colds, influenza, Sore Throats, _.-_., has the satisfaction of -"■"■ ing. alter sixteen years, a larye sale as the result, Binny testimonials being constantly .onyavOert iVora those who have received relief irom the COUGH _.?..?,_. The r:-o;:rietor. therefore, only asks thoFO who suffer to try it, feeling confident every satis;action will be given to the patient. PREPARED ONLY BY H. POTTER, Chemist, CITY DRUG STORES, CORNER OF PITT AND KING-STREETS, Sydney (Late of Auckland). I . Tor Sale at Morris's Grocery Store, Queen-street, Auckland. ' i '. ' 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 amd textures, . Erom 10d. per Yard, Marhed Exceedingly LOW ■ . ■ ,4 >■' MOURNING GOODS. p_APE CLOTH, from Is 83 ' Trench Merino, from 2s 6d« Baratheus Paramattas Wool Poplins, &c, _c. MOURNING! MOURNING! DECIDED BARGAINS IN BLACK SILKS, AT ' 3s. lid., 4s. 3d., <fc ss. A JOB IN REAL LACE COLLARS, &C, Less than Half-Price. ' A WONDERFULLY CHEAP LINE WOMEN'S BLACK CLOTH JACKETS . t • . At ss. 9d. '•_ " '__ ■ ' . ( - ■..; : *; •; , ~ ALWAYS ON HAND— THE LARGEST STOCK op MILLINERY ' ' >\i !"';';; •■! In Auckland. t M. _ C. MILNE, CH E A PS I D E HOU SE; 222 & i, Queen-street. > __! _________ 1_ wt^S—CSkVr"^ "W"-. M c C TT L ; SKY/. FUNERAL UNDERTAKER, TOP |O,l{EO BS< 0 N|- BT!K_K T. . HOB_OKLH>rm__ni ~i .



~P A E_ j_ o A. THE AJXOTMENTS REMA-NING UNSOLD "_t Jjj T__r__l TOWPHIP OF PAEROA, OHINEMURI, . , ; ;','• AKI • FOS P__TAl_s SAl_r ■ ' " . ' 9AMUELICOCHRANE _ SON, _u_y„o-_^^, l ~,_c ^__j^..-... , m^-Jen>*ii Hi: _ _tifiiilfc ta'°w,fl Ohm-"". "JJ Top^*_»". M________[ _n .m _______ ______ -x uK. K> 1



-! _fty^Pft_- ]______"____* —■ *f ' *--_a_-Pf --—--W-WP -7W^ Drapery.^ ' ' TMPOKTANT TO T A DIES. SILKS ! SILKS !! SILKS !!! UNDER COST PRICE. R. W. DYSON HAVING A VERY HEAVY STOOK IS NOW OFFERING SPLENDID BLACK SILKS— Worth 4/9 _? yard, reduced to 3/10 Worth 5/ sg yard, reduced to 8/11. Worth 5/a $ yard, reduced to 4/9. Worth 6/6 $ yard, reduced to 5/4. Also, a large lot of t ' SPLENDID COLQTJKED GROBGRAINS In Brown, Drab, Slate, Bronze, Stone, Silver Green, and Blue. SILKS-Cheap at 6/6, reduced to 4/9. SILKS— Cheap at 7/6, reduced to 5/9. SlLK3—Cheap at 7/9, reduced to 5/11. THE BEST VALUE IN BLANKETS Usual price, 24/; reduced to 19/10 d. VERY LARGE SIZES— Usual price, 33/ ; reduced to 27/G pair. EXTRA FINE QUALITY— Usual price, 35/6; reduced to 29/6 _! pair. ■ . A LARGE LOT OF FLANNELS, * Heavy and Fine Makes, And, CRIMEAN FLANNELS, I - I To be quitted at . Cost Price-. P.. W. DYSON, Tempobaby P it f, m i s i s : OPPOSITE THE CITY HALL, ' Next door to Brookos' Boot Shop. DOU GH T A JOB. A. LINABUKY & €0. Are now shewing the undermentioned Goods, bought a Job which will be offered to the public TEN PE CENT, under Wholesale Prices:— r Dresses— I 360 DRESS PIECES, 12 yards each DreSSeS ,j compr j ß }_.g all the newest; __ FABRICS, from 4b 9d to 20s per Dresses — I piece. 1. 1 trc Waterproof Mantles from «H ml' ° 9s 6d. O ° SS __ 1 Ort Black Cloth Jackets from £. JS __ 0-1 IAX) csiid. P* +_ %.__»[. ht fi 9 • f1 f Ifi Velveteen Jackets from j§ 0. TO O J-V.W 9s lid. o_ __ «. h> " * 17K Girls' Waterproof Mantles J> Hj t ° and Black Cloth Jackets J . from 3s lid. Black Persian Cords, Is _>_(_—usual price 2s Black Silk, Figured and Stripe Lustres, Is 4J__ 20 pieces Black Alpacas and Lustres from 6%d. 150 Pieces- Aii Wool/BENCH 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 QQ inch „• „ , Is 6d aa inch „ „ ls9_ 1 r ieces Scotch Twill Shirting, only 8% -jo pieces Heavy Cotton Tick, only 6>_ d *7 \ pieces 3x4 Floor Cloth, only Is 6d ■j a pieces 4x4 Floor Cloth, only ls_9_. AAA I QUEENSLAND WOOL SHAWLS \ nfSfs SUU \ from 7s 6d. / _00 . ' f" ■ ] 27 dozen Ladies' White _ _■'-__ J Merino Vests slightly ! . _. _, ___ Glfti soiled, only 2/6,:.2/9, vf A Gift and 3/. .J BLANKETS, ELANNELS, CALICOES, SHEETINGS, _ FANCY GOODS All Reduced in Price. *»* The Public are respectfully Invited to 'call •early, as the above Special Lines axe a decided Bargain, and will have quick sale. 2_ Ay LINABURY & CO., [l Queen-street. B^u_.__________ a „_i:., \: .■■ ■ .',.., • 'L



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 fli _a Without being screwed down, and, being support.-,!! 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 Machino sold at double tbe 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, BHO_T_A-rD"STR__T. "P I N A L 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. i i ' AN AUCTION SALE Of all unsold Goods will be held about the middle of July. 2Gth June, 1875. W 0 T I C E. MESSRS CHOAT & SON beg to Thank their Customers for the liberal support accorded to them durirg the they have been in business, and having disposed of the same to Messrs Burton and Uirnie, 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 inforrningour friends and the public generally that we have this day entered into Partnership as BAKERS AND CONFECTIONERS, and assure those who may favour uh with their support that no effort will be wanting on our part to merit a continuance of the patronage accorded to our predecessors. JOHN BURTON. JOHN BIRNIE. June 23,1875. ' r*- Note the addrc.v— BURTON & BIRNIE, crown bakery, Hobson-street, Opposite St. Matthew'- Church. YtrINKS AKD TTALL Are now opening up their NEW STOCK OF .FURNITURE, CARPETS, PLOOR-OLOTHB, SILK AND WORSTED DAMASKS, REPS, TAPESTRIES AND BROOATELLES, L_OE, MUB-I-f, AND NET WINDOW CURTAINS, BBASS WINDOW CORNICES AND POLES, TABLE-COVERS, BILLIARD CLOTHS, BLANKETS, GILT CHIMNEY and TOILET GLASSES. Always on hand, a large stock of well-seasoned CEDAR, RIMU, AND KAURI '"-''■■■'". ■■ ! __f Agents fob the G____»rat__> SROVER AND BAXER^ JSEWING^MAGHINES o '■>.";.. ---* HH ,H. WEBB'S MUSIC M JL • SALOON, '. 5. H W E LLESLE--STREET. & £_, ' CO <£ Chamber Orga^, an elegant instrument, 0 to be sold, the property of a GentJeman; price *% p_ only £30, to be seen aB above. It must be fed _ sold, the gentleman having left Auckland. o Z. N.B.—Full price given for seoond-h'and g _ Pian'of ortesj or takem in exchange. Harmon < iums, Pianofortes, and Organs tuned and _ M repaired, in town ot country, by the year or g 9i visit. •'• "VTATIONAL INSURANCE COMPANY NEW ZEALAND. C-PITAL £1,000,000 RESERVE FOND ..._30,000 With unlimited Liability of Shareholders. Insurances effected against Loss by Fire; and on Hulls for the voyage or time; also on Merchandise and Freight by Steamer and Sailing Vessel. Wool covered against all risks from Sheep's back, or from Wool shed, till delivered in London. LOWEST CURRENT RATES. liberal Terms, and Prompt Settlement of Losses, characteristic features of the Company. - ', ' ' ,; 'HENRY E. WILLIAMS, Manager. Office: 35, Queen-street.



l_---__9_ig_r_'- —— » : — T j & X•DI0 XE T , €.1 • 23 0, QUEEN-STEEET, HAVE FOE SALE:— RODGER'S IVORY HANDLED TABLE SAWS, CHISELS, AUGERS, PLANES KNIVES, ETC. Squares, Bevels, Spokeshaves, Turnscrews Lockwood's Pocket and Gum Knives Gouge,, Gimblets, Braces, etc. Table Knives and Forks, Carvers, and American RifeSj Hammers, and Hatchets Steels Axes, Tpmahs-wk., Shingle Hsm___r_ Nickel Silver Spoons and Forks Adjusting Level's, Metallic T_pes. Brittania Metal Teapots Carpenters' Patent Rim Locks, sin. to 10m. Trays, Charcoal, Irons, Knife Boards Real Patent Rim Locks, Latches, etc. Boilers, Saucepans, and Kettles Mortice, Dead, and Drawback Locks . Buckets, Frying Pans, and Camp Ovens Ewbank's Nails and Flooring Brads Milk Pans, Tin Basins, and Dishes French Wire Nails, Sin. io -in. Brooms, Shoe and Scrubbing Brushes. Ameman Finishing _^rails, fin. to 2_in. Butt, Parliament, and T Hinges Axle Pullies, Sash Fasteners DOWNER'S KEROSENE! FIVE PER CENT. DISCOUNT allowed to Cash Purchasers on all Goods amounting to. Twenty Shilling, and upwards. A. If. N O R M A N B V, (Late Master Tailor in the Highland Brigade), NAVAL AND MILITARY, TAILOR, HABIT MAKER, ETC., HOBSON-STREET, AUCKLAND, Next Door to the Scotia Hotel, -r>-pffi most rpsnectfullv to inform the energy and gentry of Auckland, and the province generally, that B E bavSg meTwi.^^.mparX ed^ahonage and success 'since commencing business at the above address, he wonkltikethis opportunity to return bis sincere thanks for their favours, and at the same time to inform ■ 7__.andthe pnK from bis varied experience in the above dlsODjpcbcd arm of the service berades k -T-__od Paris, and Be: Vn, be i« <berr- 2 fi'y _onv.-.f a. '■ with all kinds of Una oiros, Ladier, Biding Fahlts, •.'.£.*____;V. ai-uicand R; o in^'■'''•-v.--£^s. li-n-'rgErer-ol^s.&c.; His^bland -.rnnplete; _>'_Ipitandßa-£fowns,Caps,and'6as-cc_s.at the lowest possible price for cash consistent with first-class WOr3/ aM 1X having bee" electa three consecutive years Vice-President, of tfceCuttera' < ssociation in London, be>_ iiienared to take-Pupils and teach them tbe art of Cutting I_ a few weeks. The> highest.Londonand Parii><£. imoniats and referpiices on application. Instructions in Culling every Monday, Wednesday, and F-idiiy evenings, from 7 Vh 9 o'clock. QUEE NO F S COT S. SILENT AND TR TJ E ! QUEEN OF SCOTS (with Silver-plated WHEELER AND WILSON'S 'extras) ■ PJ.NGE-T/S HOME SBUTTE ' NEWTON, WILSON & CO.'S PRINCE LITTLE WANZER I. OF WALES -LIT Ti£ STRANGER ! TABLES AND STANDS FOR ALL THOMAS HAND MACHINES. PRINCESS OF WALES I LIBERAL DISCOUNT TO THE TRADE. REPAIRS DONE FOP. ALL MACHINES. Having purcLascl __r Montague- extensive and entire-toe\,oi' SEWING M - CHINES—who has relin quished the Sewing Machine business to me,— tho nubile of Auckland and vicinily have new the opportuni -y of selecting from the Finest and Lergs-t Stock eve • exhibited in thfe'colony. Drapery, Hosiery, Ladies' and Gent's '■■ Underlxnen. Millinery, Dressmaking. A Fit GrrAP,__vr__D. W. C. _D*_eT_N" _NT _E S Albert Buildings, Qt____?-stbee_. Opfqsite Adcklai.d Savings Bank.



pARNELL "^TURSEftIES. MASON BROS. TAKE this rpportunity* of thanking their patrons for the kin j support hitherto afforded them, and (respectfully beg to inform them that the Planting i Season is now on, and solicits an inspection of their | MAGNIFICENT COLLECTION OF NURSERY STOOK, Which is Unequalled in the Colonies, consisting of Fruit, Shelter, and Ornamental Tree 3 and Shrubs, Roses, Thorns, Quicks, and every re quisite appertaining to Horticulture, Descriptive Catalogues of which can be had on application at the Nurseries, or at MR. ROBT. BREWIN'S SEED STORES, Queen-street, Town Agent. "VT O T I C E MR. H. CUCKSEY Begs to inform his friends and the publio generally that he is leaving Auckland for London in the s.s. Mikado, via Sydney and Melbourne, and that he is prepared to execute any commissions intrusted to j him with care and despatch, on the most hbeial I terms. Knowing the wants of the colonies, he will be able to select goods of the most suitable kinds. As all business shall be done personally, both m the English and Continental market-, H.C. will have every facility of buying at the lowest rates. No extra commissions charged for buying in foreign markets. H.C. will be open to receive consignments , at Home, of merchandise of every kind for Pnyate or Public Sale, on the most liberal terms. ' HENKY CUCKSEY, . General Colonial. Commission Agent, 2, Wellington Terrace, Greenwich Road; . Greenwich, Kent, S.E , London ; And 240, Queen-street, Auckland. ' p E.Ol G E W. O W EN, FORT-STREET, AUCKLAND, HAS ON SALE, TO ARRIVE XX SHOOTING STAR, FERN 3-LEN EMILY Vol -A REN,' DONEDIN, OA_LER OU. &c— : •}. ■ SO barrels and cases New Currants . '■ 80 cases bottled Fruits ' " ~ ; 6_ boxes Eleme___sins , 7 cases Figs and Muscatels , ?0 barrels Prunes _. i oo cases Imperial Plums, 21b and 41b bottles . 25 cases Red Herrings, Whybrow's 20 cases Fresh Herrings, Moi ton's 30 half-barrels Pickled, do 1 Overall 2 tons Ling '_,_', f 30 cases Lobsters and Mackerel 38 bales Paper and Paper Bags : BO cases Capers and Carrie Powder 30 cases Vinegar, Whybrow's and Morton's , 60 case-Boiled Salt \ . '■ ' • 3 cases Essences 7 casks Canary, Hemp, 'and.Rape Seed 6 casks Carraways v . _ I. 21 cases Taylor's and Epp's Cocoa, so, ( I 32 cases and casks Blacking 40 cases K'eller"s Jujubes-and Confectionery 40 cases Marmslade I"i 0 boxes Candles 35 cases BrOWii and Poison's Corn Flour jl-0 bOT-S Pipes and Bath Bricks . 65 cacss Castor and Salad Oil V GO cases Coiman's __u_tard and Blue '••••■; 82 gross Nhiey's Black Lead 2 tanks Sago and Tapioca • ■ 6 cases Liquorice, loz sticks 70 casks Bi-Carbonate Soda and Crystal. - 8 cases Twine and Lines' 4 cases Brushw_re 13 eases Baking and Egg Powder 16 cases Fancy Sosp and Soap Powders . '. 2 cases Chb-o_y:~e Nutmegs, Spice, Piments, Ginger, _c.. "■■■ 55 drums Linseed Oil ,-.V ---• 108- tons Paint, &c. ' ■ _ tons Crushed Lump and LoaJTSugai? 30 cases Bell and Black's Veßtwjf 250 _ and _M_ids ' 1 - i X



WALTER J. HUNT PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT, Ho rn :3. Land, Estate, Mining and Commissiok Agent, 41, Inst-BANCe Buildings, Auce-axi Mr JT. Nt is prepared to undertake all kinds of Financial Bu» _<>ss. to negociate Loans on Freehol and Le"E(?aold Efu +38, to airange the Purchase and Sale of Town and Country Properties, and also Bank, i Insurance,. Mining, and other shares, and to act as [ agent for -trustees, absentees, and other persons in ' the manag;ement of estates and investment of capital. 1 a rbitraticins and audi- undertaken. Partnership accounts arranged Tradesmen's books posted weekly, monthly, and quarterly. Qlot-fe-ingr! Clothing.! Clothing! AT COST! '■■- AT COST! AT COST! J ;*TKE PANTHEON! THE PANTHEO ! 500 TROUSERS, AND TROUSERS AND VESTS, All Wil l .Selected, TO BE SOLD AT COST!! v -ST COME EARLY ___* AUD YOU SHALL HAVE A BARGAIN. - ■ THE PANTHEON, 19 8, 0> vxcn -st re ct. Book Opposite dthe Albert Hotel OLIGHTLY ■nAMAGED, . EX SHOOTING STAR. , ." ONE BALE-. ,'. . GREt TWILL CALICO, ' . s^; worth/9. ONE BALE GREY SHEETING CALICO, /10>_ ; worth 1/6. ONE BALE- . NAvY and pink print, , . ' .: W, worth/.- J. M. M c LAO H LAN, 218, QUEEN-STREET. :■:



NEW ZEALOT) INS.ITRANC'-- ■! G&IPANY. . ' ' . ■'' . I |$fIXE _w_) M__JUNE. ,-'•'* Capital, paid up and i&ested _,"__,.....___0,-000. Insurance against i)SS BY-FIRE of every des-' cription of Property iky be effected with this Com pany.- I •'. Hulls Insurer r.r tfe Voyage or Time. Merchan dise, Goods, ar Freiht Insured, by steamers and Bailing vesseif-, Risks on Specie subject to special j arrangements. J . LOSSESjPBOMPTLY PAID. GEO. P. fIERCE, Manager. rpHE SOjJTH BEl.Tlfiyi -TRKLnD MAEINI-. INSUitAIfCE COMPAN.: WJf^ K_ ALAND. OAP-T-J- .. . .. .. _. £760,000, U__r_T_D ___}___-_■. The large and steacf increase of the busln "f of the Oomnauy. -» sbewnby Hs reports, affords the best proof ef the confldene of the public in the instttu tion, »nd of its popu|risy __.ion_ insurer., It i- conducted on onnd principles, and is widely known f«r liberality, nd promptness in the settle ment of oltim.. BlLoase- can be pal at any Agency, at option ot umrea* i i A.BOARDMAN, Manager. REMOVAL. A. ENOEMANBY, Naval ahb Military Tailor, Has REMOVED frot Wellesley-street to more Com modious Premin.s, ij| Hobson-street (next door to tie - Scotia Hotel), wher_ll orders can be executed under ___ -tnme_iate sapaiitendanco. June Ist, 1875. i; __ I I ____B_Ja__M___l _______ _ _______7___f__~^__________________| »BBBB_!_S?_-__^ __-___________i "VrOTlci OF REMOVAL PAPERHANdNG~OLL, COLOUR, AN! GLAS WAREHOUSE, ; No. 53, Corner of Qj^en and West Queen-streets. J HENDERSON j Has much pleasuj in announcing to his Friends aa the Public geneiiy, that he has removed to abo-tf address, where' 1| hope^s to merit a continuance i their Überal supprt. ■ — . -'■: No.|3, ' I_DEEN-STREET. 150 B wmG M AC3™° T) ARR IV E PER « FORE_BHIR_' AND ' ROBINA DTJNL( i ISOPDI-fG THOSE SPLEKD 1 ,» ) j MAKES— PRINE ES S O F WA,L ES, I- SINGER, WHE_LER AND WILSON, i &c, &c. Weekly, Montly, and Cash Payments Ta. Libell Disconnt to the Trade. W. C. DENNES, Opposif Au6k?_nd Savings Bank, ■ aQUE-N-STREET. MEXICAN. SE WIN f MACHINES. J THE "EOME" SHUTTLE-LOCK STITCH. ; THE PERM.TION OF MECHANIf SIMPLE, COMPAQ, EIFICIENT, T ; ' D-fRABLE, {'. AND COMPUE I sews with ne least possible amount of labour, a girl of _wflva years can run it without fatigi It is EtTri-mph of Mechanical Genius. THE ("HOME" SHUTTL is the only Low-price Lock-stitch 8f Mschine ever invented. , .Tlilji unectualled Machine i uses a straidt I needle, makes the "Lock-st (alike on boa ades), has a self-adjusting ten ■ and is adaptelt. every variety of sewing for f: wear, from th) lightest muslins to the heaviest d And jrtjl even Sew Leather, t It will hem, iil,!bind, cord, braid, seam, tuck, l 1 hemstitch, a_l feather. This machine will se and gather atjt_p same time, and will work e< well on Silk. B-fen, Woollen, and Cotton Goods, ' Sitf __{»-_, or Cotton Thread.. •It is not neqss-iy s'or ns to endeavour to d from tie merits of any other machine. JJ We claim to sell The Best|_&__ily Sewing Machin ./ ! the Market, \tt_out regard to price, And we f eelfionSdent that whenever persons w tctony Sewing Machines give the "Eomf Shuttle Sewing Machi fair ■___!, in competition with other ______ !w_l have the preference. With the kaciine is furnished—Hemmer, Bi . Shuttle Boirini, Oil Can, Oil, Screwdriver Needles, GugeJTable Clamp, and directions fc All securely, acted in strong case with hinges. I S -EIOE: ---4Domplete_i box * With Tart aid Treadle. * With Tale md Treadle, Half-Cabinet, with Cqer, Lock and Key i Some thokands of these machines have no sold in New Zealand, and they have given the possible satkaddon, as testified to in. numero - monials, wnch we forward on application.- In proof d thtir superiority over all other mi we guaranta th__t for five years. ! To be had at all • SE^QJG MACHINE DEPOTS __nd of all Storekee^sis Throughout the C< , .-:! j j SOLE IMPORTERS: I L. 3JU NATHAN & ;|| ' .' ; AUCKLAND. TH_j AtrOKLAJN-O VBNK ! BIIND MANUFACTORY, v it. 30RTON BUSBY, -TD __AKER * WIRE WOJ I] WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, VENETIAN ROUS] Has noW REMOVE)-' to those . Large, Commodious Premis.% situated at the : Queen aid Cook-streets, where he wiU co m business*- Lesetofore. ■ rpSB fMowing are the Ra I X _p_rve_.-_g in the Star :— I . , Three.Lines.... — I i_ou_i-_es $_sLines ■ Perlnch. H Contracts can be made for Monttily, . ■ Half-yearly, and Yearly advertoeing* tj^gt H