The Evening Star.

Voi. VL^~No 1-755 j

Auckland, N.Z., 1&. JRSDAT, SEPTEMBER 30. 1875

[BMje ■. ONE PEW NY



I - l'^Z^%^^vdNK ACROSS 6 I Jf^tiiABASIAN STEAM NAVIGATION 00.'S «• lIHEAUD T iME TABLE I f■•■■■ • . BESCWEBN . ' ..' . ' I kOSTR&&> NIJW.ZEALAND,'. & CALIFORNIA. >• I The vessds of the Company leave Auckland, calling I »j HonoliiUj and return trim. San Francisco, as I ""iEAVJS ATJCKIiAKD. LEAVES, SAN FRANCISCO. : ~ ; I iftfirreffor- Oct. 1 Cyphrenes Sept. 13 ■ j E d0 H.., Oct. 29 City' of Melbourne Oct. 11 I"^ - ' Macgregor .......Nov. 8 v I- A train' leaves San Francisco for New York daily, : I (riftbratoh Hues through.the States; and powerful ' ... 'I -rfjjmers leave the latter city daily for England, thus I affordinga speedy and enjoyable trip to Europe. ■■•''■■'■' I Passengers and cargo booked to Honolulu and San ■■'•■V I fpnascx . ,f Early application is .necessary to secure passages. ! f For all further particulars apply to I JOHN REID, 1 ■ - ■!, •■' Agent for A. S.N. Company,.- I. . , j . Conimerce-sfc, Auckland. I 1^ OR SYDKteY~AKD ;,:" ,^;||ll;^^».:; "** MELBOURNE. l\ &' "> '" Tlle faSt Rnd favourite s-s- I 'HE E 0, [ Csptein Looiif, will leave for the above ports THIS I DA? (Thnisdiiy), the September 30, at 4 p.m. ' I: for freight or passage apply to I . CRUICKBHANK & CO., I % Queen-street, Auckland, I September 29,1875. -^ ■ I "vS^ife- ' F OR TARANAKIJ - I r#^< V '» J- NELSON, PICTON. WEL- J "jHwKoSgo^' LYTTELTON- [BooMng hroiigh to Melbourne, Greymouth, and HokitikaJ j FRIDAY, OCTOBER 1. ' j The ITnlon Steam Shipping Company's magnificent I jew Steamer I TAUPO, I rCaptain Macfarlane, will leave the Onehunffa Wharf 1 ; : TO-MOKROW (Friday), Ist October, at 10 a.m. If.1 West train for passengers 9.20 a.m., > I f '■'' Jor freight or passage apply to ' II: HENDERSON & MACTARLANE, li .' • '■ ■ ' ' ' 25, Queen-street. If, "VVsflL M EW ZEALAND I .S^n^' 4 STEAM SHrPPING COM | j^^«^ > PANT (LIMITED.) m Fob New Pltmooth, Nelson, picton, W-evltsq- I ioi{, Ltttelton, and Oiaso ; transhipping at I Wellington for Wanganci," Napiee, and Poveptx I Bat; and at Nelson for "Westpokt, Gbe^motjth I andHOKHiKA. . ' I [PASSENGEBS BOOK2D THBOOSH TO MeLBOUBNE.] ■ ThßS.s. •- I Will leave Onehunga Wharf on MONDAY next iha I 4th October, at 12 o'clock sharp. ' I Latest train for Passengers leaves Aucllana at I vlllOajn. I : OCOTBER TIME TABLE. I 10th~s.s. PHQSBE > I 16th—s.s. TAEASTAKI 1 I 22nd-s;s. LADYBIRD fas 2Sth—s.s. PhCEBE ) fox freight or passage apply to ' ' W. P. WHEELEE, Auckland. Or, A. BABi'-ES, Onehunga Offices :>Hobson's Buildings, Shortland-street. ''jSfe&^: SJHIP CITY OP A.XJOKI london ND ' CAPT" EAIjLS ' FRO* '■'■■;■■„. ■6i:'- ; Tniß.vessel having, entered at the Customs,. Consignees are requested to pay freight, pass entries, and take delivery of theircargo, in terms of Bills of Lading. - l; • ■ - CRUICKSHANK & CO., 16, Queen-street, Auckland, ' I September 30,1875. J3& T? OJi HEIGHT .OH WmSS X CHART E K. ■TO&sdfa? The brigantine MARY WEBSTER, 92 tons register. ," v COMBES & DALDY, September 29,1876 .■.-•-..- Agents. -iA'A U° R KAIP AR A. WW^\ •*• "' ■- '" -—: : :'; ■"" M$M!&?! Forwarding Goods to all Stations. .. ' The •■ ■'■■ "'- ' ' • , :"■'. ■■■ •, WILD DUCK, Will leave the Government Wharf, Onehunga, as above, on SATURDAY, ,2nd October. For freight, &c., apply to '/.<[} : . J. HOWARD, ■'•■'■'• (' -. 3, Qneen-street. ■Jnfl^. JLI SHTPPNG COMPANY. aH^^T FOX LONDON DIRECT. ~ TheAlbarquel' '' ' ' i]' >'■-'■ ; '?ri- '■■' ; EOBINA DUNLGP,, 493 tons registerji Captain A. Jack, having a large portion,ofhercargo engaged, is expected to sail as above- about the middle of September Eor freight apply to . ; :, JOHN BATGEE, Agent New Zealand Shipping Co.r (Limited) Q N S^ A" L E, 1500 ;,SACKS HEAVY FEED AND OTHER - :a,«jQATS. "'..■.. : , -. ' .-. 5 TONS ANDERSON AND MOWATS' KAKANUI OATMEAL. BfTONS DUNCAN'S OTAGO OAT ■;;., ;:>-MEAL. .. : , , . , 70 TONS BAKER'S FINEST FLOUR, - .' <•■■"• ;••: , , ■ : ... , t ~,. in sacfes. '„ „ ■ in 50's & 100's j 1| TONS PEARL BARLEY 200 SACKS BRAN '. V ' r2OO SACKS MALT BARLEY . 40 KEGS CANTERBURY, NELSON, AlifD SYDNEY BUTTER 32 CASES CANTERBURY CHEESE \. 15 CASES CANTERBURY AND SYD NEY BACON, SIDES, HAMS, AND ROLLS j 15 BALES NELSON HOPS. T. H. HALL & CO. TEA, IN 'HALF-CHESTS* AND BOXES BOOTS, SHOES, AND LEATHER SHEATHING AND ROOFING FELT NON-CONDUCTING HAIR FELT. T. H. HALL & CO | [ ■_■ ■■'.-' ' '":"."": WYITDHija-STItEET. : ';; I J^ YA NJ BELL AND Q'O,i .■.'• ■ -GENERAL ■MERCHANTS, ' : oV; ■..-.-, ■ ■ • - AND. ■■.■.. ' ' ■ : COMMISSION AGENTS, ■ i;;,. . Vulcan , Lanb, : Attckland. '■'.; '',': •: BILLIAED TABLES, ; To arrive per Shooting Star'ana'.Emily .' :, ■""'■■'■-■■•■ -• ■'. •■■■ McLaren,'" "':"' " : " ■'■■'■ Consignments of First-class Tables, complete,, Trith «J|the most recent improvements. Full particulars on application to the, undersigned. • '■■-■;■:■■•■■ .....Also, toarrive exEmily^McLaren, ' ~ 200 boxes Brandon's Candles. ■ ;- . , '■*.''■''.'■ ""'■ "■■■ *EX'-Duneain,, , ; . .. ■; . ' ; ■ ' <200 boxes DeKoubaix Candles ■;■ • ' .vIQO boxes Belmbnt's Candles .200 cases 10 qrs. Hennessy's Brandy, Geneva : ;.■•■■■ ■■• -■ tenite' . :':;.:.-a...:: ■ ,: •; J^ otTcY~oit Tbmoval. EDWAIi"o~IKINLOCH, VETERINARY SURGEON, At W. H. Dawson's, Chemist and Dbuggibt, C^S ef ,? f 'Wolleslcy and lilliott-strcets. t ttr Mtenaance night and day. ■ \



f ■;■ jßisslßsaa &£&§... "... , '"' r.T [ J „ ° a~~k "so T; rCn" * H<Si? e,ISTia1 STia Land Agent,. Rent and Debt Collector, Sfachbury's Buildings, Qufen-strect. Q E O R v fc] A X JS X S, ■ 'FREEMAN'S BAY SOAP AND CANDLE WOE&S. _g^" Cash Buyer of Tallow. !W:ARNOCK~B,HOTHERS, • 85 ■ SQAP.& CANDLE MANUFACTURERS, -RICHMOND, COX'S CRBEK. ' J J™ce^_±?H^ m"?!£i et > Auckland MISS N O~R MAN, 1 "iy- A- in _ TEACHER OF MUSIC, WAXSBLO.O ;Q XT AI>E A W S.1, . Opposite Government Hottse. (p H A 11.L E S ,~L U CA S, \J BOOTMAKV.iI (Sewn or Pegged), .. . -QTJEEN-KIKEET, ' " ONEHTTSaA. . : yp a PvrWILLST^OOTMAKEE, OPPOSITE CHCJIAL HALL, ;"' Okehuh g a. j sr^~wnr~w~w~b''~o r>, BUTCHER, Q » X H XJ NO A. JJ.^ S.ECOOMBE & SON, AUCKLAND. ;-\: ' ! Tj P. W~Ei~B~S~T~E~IR, ' SADDLES . AND .HaBJnESS MA EBB, 133, QtTKKN-STftKBT, AUCKLAND . _CNexiUbeJJnKra Batik) Q. 0 L D~ tE 7~1r~870~0~T. WILLIAM~MILLER, Manufacturer of Sea Boots and Every other Description of Boots and Shoes, (Next to Oxleys', Blockmakers), Queen-street Wharf. Repairs neatly executed. IA CAM) < ■ ; ' Q A M U EL WE L.L S »O' House Land, and Commission Agent, Collector of Rents, Debts, Highway-Kates, &c. , Loans amvnged. Office:-129, Queen-street (three doors below the Union Eank.)j T 0. R A^ T G, "• Forwarding Agent, Wholesale and Retail Coal and Firewood Merchant, &c. - _On Sale-Newcastle and Wangarei Coal, Ti-tree" Firewood (cut and uucut)- Tanks, Charcoal, Ballast, Hobarfc Totoi Palings. Saelss for sale . Fort-street, Auckland. jDvJiiiMeH '.iSulMiilb! ; BUiNis» ! Bought in any quantities for Cash a( the Freeman's Bay Bone Mills, aucl at No. 101, Lower Queen-street, by ' , J. & J. SOFPET. J" AIES H ED L E V, MOTTNT EDEN JUNCSION GSOCKBY STORE. N ew and Superior Groceries sold at the lowest Town prices. Families waited upon for orders. Goods delivered in any part of the < - country. ; p~ %• W, O 0 D H A M. LOWTHETt BAZAAR, 25 8, Q tr .e;..e. n - sirKß t, ; Opposite the Market, TOYS, STATIONERY, FANCY GOODB, ETO. RKJiAgggiJv saaas uaoA auS j^^ EVI Tl\ GU.IVMAKEB 244, QUEEN-STREET. , Always in Stock—Best brands Gunpowder, &c. Blasting Powder, and Fuze, Shooting and Fishing Tackle. T> R OFESSIONAL NOTICE.' Mr T. TRAFFOBD, Surgeon Dentist, desires to fn form his patients that having received Dr Clover's Apparatus he is now enabled to extract Teeth with out any pains whatever by means of the Oxide Gas, Dr Clover's Patent. ' p G E R S BEOTHEE S, 'CABINETMAKERS AND TTPHOLSTEBERS, Victoria-sthbet, Opposite the Empire Hotel. Every description of work in connection with the above trade executed with economy and despatch. Suites supplied at various prices. , A A N D W. G R A I G. i_k* ■ -;' iV '•' ;~ ■•;■' ' ■•?•*■ ■i■- ■'~ ~'■ ■',: , HOUSE AND SHIP PLIIMBEES, . . Have Eemoved their Place of Business from Lower : ., j ~.■■ s Queen-street, to NEXT DOOR, TO NEW'ZEALAND HERALD -!.'>; OFFICE,' WYiVDHAM-sTRKET. : ■■, . ?'I S H E B. AND C 0., > Wholesale, Shipping-, and Family Butcher, Queen-street, corner of Durham-street, Auckland. Poultry of all kinds dressed to order. Prime Smoked Tongues, ■ Borne-cured Bacon. Corned Beef: on sale in large quantities. ~ ~ .-,... ' r ■- •■> N.B;—Dealers in Game- Live Pheasants forwarded ; to all parts of the Coldrjy upon receipt of order.:, - i' ■} Families waited on in town or suburbs, v i: , - _ . "tTaTm-'B sb v-'i oh c it, rJ tl i CAETEB, CO^ TRACTOK, &c: f Goods Cleared and Delivered from Ships'side on , | SHOKTEST KOTIOB.. J. f'! ,-.:fi BALLAST STITPPJUIBp.. - , ; WawoA-STLs and Bat or'ls£ani> Ooals.'': ■:! I ',''■{ "■■'■-•■■- ••:■ •■:- 'AISOJ S "'■'-'■' : ■•':'T.fe ' .iff.-i-, , gißßWoop, cut or uncut, at BEASOKABLE BATES, j (J N SAL E;' ; Portland Cement r (now landing)—3oo casks ' ; ; r White's and other brands .. : , \ Ana all kinds of Builder'sMaterialfl. '.y ', :';;i f EEANE;&:JEJSTKINSON, ■■ VI0TO;BIA -STRE E T E A-S T. Josbobne ■& cfo:, » WOOL STAPLERS & BROKERS, FORT-ST II BE T, ; i " ,'j i ■ Auckland. Are Wool and Skin Buyers. . , ; They are also prepared to make liberal advances on' • "Wdol consigned to them, and which tbey will ware house and ship on the most favourable terms to their. . customers. . All Wools classified if required. V f#* Reference : National Bank of New Zealand.' ' nn je , wan £ .ft Q a. "■■■ Messrs. Rked & Brett have been appointed agents for the above Maori newspaper, published at Napier, which has a large circulation through all native dis tricts. ... , i'Copies may be procured at the Evening Star office, where also advertisements will' be received. ( ■ > : | HENABE IGMOANA, |, : * Proprietor. T>AiiI>lELL BRUSH MAJS UJb'AUTORY. ■ JOHN LITTEN Begs to inform the public of Auckland that he is about to commence a Wholesale Brash ManufactoryJ in those commodious premises,; formerly used for sailmaking purposes, opposite the Union Steam Sash sndDoor Co.'s Mill, Mechanic's Bay. j N.B.—Farmers Drill Brxisnes: will be rfefllled.;;,; ."rr■-.,&■, J S Q .P.-P E T, ■ ] ;.;.;: FREEMAN'S BAY STEAM MILLS, No. 101, Lower Qtjeeij--street, .Wharf, A v ,ok ii ah d. ■'■■■■■ - - ■■■. ;; NEHUNGA AND AUCKLAND .:..:,..,: line of coaches. | ■ timetable. --: : teave Onehunga— '. . Leave Auckland— ■ ' < | '■■•■••'■■■-'8 a.m. ' /i:-;-' :.'--'; !;-i'lo'a.m.-- ~.\.J-.\: . I ■ 9 a.m. :; ~ 12 noon ;...:, [ 10.S0 a.m. . 2.30 p.m. . I ' 12 p.m.: ■:':: [■:■■ :: | ip.m. :■■■■ ■•;•■? { ' '■fi'p.iai''!?'*'"''1 ', ':'■' ''''•■'■ 6-p.m.■ -i -■■■ •■:■.■ V ■■'■■■ *'^-4 pirn;s ■■-••;; -i;- '■-■;■■ i■:'■■■■:■,<:■■£ P-m..,,,,;.;:.;.,.,..:; If Saturday nights. -; ; : ~ I 6 p.m. , 11.80 p.m. ' -■ ; ' M' QN,.«X;- •Tipv LS vfirst-class ; ': freehold security, low fates of interest.— j j &■Q.? Dyer,: rfhortjand-stree '" : -*, °':-]~ '"^'.-■■'■'; ';:-:vta f «I>W.B3fv;TO. LJaNJJ^In-larga-; or I 1a£ ■"' -■'■j»m«ll'i*aßii;- ■»*?¥«»-'liwr xM]oi 1 to*sro«i-»f.



'■;■.!■■■ : ; Business Oard& .;;. [Established 1860 j GEORGE DICKS OF, Jus.,' BREAD AND BISCUIT BAKES, TOP C* iTOIJSOU-STREEI'. : : . Wedding and Christening Cakes made to order. , All kinds of Fancy Goods always on hand. Families waited on Daily. ~, • B3P~ Shipping Supplied. WI L L I A M "BTiTcll, BOOTMAKER, OTiHUHtj . (NjEXt TO THE'■ ObPt*JEblON,ao*Et). . Every description of Boots and Shoes made to order English and Colonial Goods .always on hand. All Repairs promptly executed. Q-r — () Q . — «#-, PARNELL PORK BUTCHERY • . Poultry always on hand, i - ; ' i ■ Highest price given Co? Jioine dairytfed fork. : Smoked tongues and Home-cured Bacon at lowest ~-. .. > ~ reasonable prico. IfLWIN 8.-'DI O'KSON, J- ■LICENSED LAND BEOKEK, Under the Land Transfer (Torrens') Act, 1870, DRAUGHTSMAN, ILLUMINATOR, HERALD PAINTEE, ETC. Loans negotiated on approved security. Genera] Agency Business transacted for Country Settlers. Agent for Mutual Life - Association of Australia. 43, Insurance Buildings, Auckland, j pHAHLES GOODWILL, ] V 7 ; WHEELWRIGHT, | AND AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENT MAKER, Otalmhn. Spring Carts, Wagons, &c , made and repaired on the premises. Goodis forwarded per Train to the Wailrato. YEESING BROTHERS, -"- PLUMBERS, ZINC AND TINPLATE WORKERS Pumps, Tanks, Steam aud Water Pipes Fitted. General Jobbing Work executed on tho : , . Shortest.lvotice. ADJOINING RAILWAY T MART, Queen-street, Onehunga. DWAED HODGSON, WHOLESALE AW RETAIL FIREWOOD MERCHANT, Breakwater and at Mechanics' Bay. N.B.— The cutter 'Tay' leaves Mechanics' Bay Wharf, carrying passengers and cargo to Waiheke, at lowest rates Boat loads of Krewood delivered to any part of Auckland. 0 O 6~K7s 'BUSSES « leave Cooisbes' quarter to and a quarter-past every hour for Newmarket Kpfom—B, quarter to 11, 2, and 5. Grafton Road—livery hour. CARRIAGES, BUGGIES, BJANSOMS, ETC., ALWAYS ON HIRE. RGILHAM'S 'Pusses will leave • Onehung-a at a quarter to 8 a.m. and quarter to I' 2 everyday; Auckland at a quarter to 10 a.m and quarter to 4 p.m. If required, a Special Coach Sgill be run to smt ronvenipxice of evening1 parties. DAY OF ISLANDS COAL YARD/ JL> BREAKWATER ROAD. bay of islands and newcastle ;.-■■.;_ ; coal'on sale. i Office: 7, Queen-street. HEISPvY GILTiLLAN, ; p , Agent. THOMAS JOHNSTON, SADELER AKD HARNESS MAKEIt, ! Wholesale and Retail, Otahuhu. N.B.—Waikato settlers can send orders by Post or Telegraph, the same will be carefully executed, and the goods forwarded by the first train. A BERDEEN BOOT FACTORY, XX j ALBERT-STREET. Every description of Men's, Women's, and Children's Colonial made Boots and Shoes kept in stock. The only Manufactory in the Province where hand closed and hand made Boots are to be had. A supply of Seamless Watertights always on on hand. j BLACK & CO. Tp *H. S X INNER, BUILDER, CAKPENTEE, AND JOINER, ,\ VULCAN LANE. ■ : AH Branches of the Building Trade executed by ■ ■ ' " Experienced Workmen. i Shop Fronts, Office Fittings, &c, &c. M|R. -• FAULDER, Sole Contractor ; to the City Council for the Emptying of Earth Closets, Privy Boxes, Cesspits, etc., is prepared to attend punctually to all requests regarding the above. Persons desiiing to bave the said places attended to, either weekly/ fortnightly, or otherwise, can have the same; done by leaving a notice, either verbal or written, with [the Inspector of Nuisances, City Council Office, Queen-street. npJHE Undersigned are Gash Fur .\L| OHASEKsof HIDES, SHEEPSKINS, WOOL, TALLOW, &c, &c, at highest market rates, in any quantity. • Consignors direct will have prompt and immediate cash remittances returned at satisfactory rates. IRELAND BEOS., Tanners ; and Leather Manufacturers, ErOMCEOrATHIC DISPENSAKY L U, SHORTLAND-STREET, a few doors above the Post Office (same side), ] ' MR. 6ARRICK. HOMCEOPATHIC AND GALVANIC TREATMENT. bWbs of Consultation :—^From 10 otelock in the forenoon till 2 o'clock; From 5 till 8 in the evening. Homceopathio Medicines and Magneto Electric Machinery. WILLIAM HODGSON; I'tipAL & FIREWOOD MERCHANT, , '""' •■ "PABNELL... ' , i.v \'yi). ■ , f&ST-' Firewood Yard:,Mechanics*.Bay Wharf. _4EJ I A large stock always on hand. Posts a.nd ■•■'■ j;. Rails supplied to order. Carting ~ { ' done at moderate charges • . jniTY BAKERY AND STEAM ■ BISCUIT MANUFACTORY, '! HOBS,ON- STREET. *** ICEINQ'AKD GrOTCND StTGAII ALWAYS ON HAND. *** I . W. R.. WADDELL. "NT OTIOE OF EEMOVAL. PiAPERHANGING, OIL, COLOUR, AND I GLASS WAREHOUSE, - ■; ' '■■ ■' ■;' :J ;';N0.:.63, ■-.->■-* ■;, :,'■■■,:,. ....,; v [ Corner of Queen and West Queen-Btreets. . ■' ■ : . J. HENDERSON ' . , ' Has much pleasure in announcing to his Friends and the Public generally, that he has removed-to above addresH, where; he hopes to merit a continuance of their liberal support. S .- ~. ,; . I ■...■.'." mI ,N 6. 53, : Qtjben-street. ." ,: iX>.IRMINi»HAM PORK PIE J3 -' ! - ESTABLISHMENT. ■■h k> ■. H C. MECKIPF & CO., ! POBK BUTCH ER S, I Abbye' Mr. Watts, Chemist, Symonds-street..,.:; ! In order to supply the long felt want of a Good Pork , Shop in, this District, : CM. & Co. have commenced ■ business, and will offer to the public fresh supplies daily of the choicest delicacies in the above line. : '*** Orders by Coach or Carrier: will meet with I prompt .attention.' : • \T\ E E T I S~T ]T~Y. \ ■;■;• MR. T. TRAF FO R D, a ~., v ,. /..,.,:,',; • stjrGtßON' DENTIST, j .... ; ■■ : , .' WiKS? I ELD-STREET. _", : Artifteiti ffeetb, ftoftuOae to Set, tadslsie!



I Business Cards. PARCEL DJS'ATCIL TO ENGLAND, ■■ - ,■; &a ■'&€>., ■ / ;.. ■ ■;■ Merchandise and Parcels regularly despatched by mail or * other steamers, or by sailing vessels, to ail parts of Great Britain and the Continent of Europe, and to the principal ports of India, China, and Australia, at lowrates. . k.] JENKtNS, Jim h Ctr^TOM ilotrsfi AKb Forwarding A&lsnt, Fort-street. . " By Appointment to H.R.H. Tire Duke op EDmnunaii His Excellency ' ej*. sp,/f%t^ The Ejm of Sir 9 1' V•' • XTr Pembroke; G. F. BOWBN, ■NeO3SP^^S^« u i^&c>> ■■ &c'j &C., EH: B A RT L E*T T'S '« PHOTOGRAPHIC STUDIO, ! . i ; QtrEEN-S'i'KEET, • ; ,;■■ AUCKIiANfi. K. H. BABTLETT has to return his sincere thanks to the ladies and gentlemen of Auckland who have patronised him lor upwards of ten tteAes, and begs to inform them that, having, had his Gallery thoroughly renovated and decorated in a style not to be surpassed m Hie australian .colonies, he is now preparfed to take Pho '.ograj.-bs from the smallest to life size. He is in receipt of the most moderu appliances from America, amongst which are instru ments for [taking the "Promenade" and Albert Pictures, j Dressing and Sitting Rooms for the convenience of Ladies; ■ FOR rJHE MILLION! UPPEE Q UEEJf - STREET. OPEN DAILY from. 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. Charges, ss. Wednesday, 7s. 6d. Open for Ladies only on Thursdays, to commence on the 16(h September. T (T~Ii~N 8 O P P E T, '99 HOUSE, LAND, AND , ■'■ ' GENERAL COMMISSION AGENT, NO. 8, QUEKN-STREKT. '.- Agent for Mr. C. G. Quick's Waikato Parcels Delivery August 5,1875. ' T. B. "CAMEFON, Akchitect ai-d Engineer, Corner of High-street and Vulcan Lane, Is prepared to supply Plans, Specifications, and correct Estimates for all description of Buildings on shortest notice. NEWMARKET APOTHECARIES HALL. JAMES TAITE, Chemist, L.P.S., Great Britain. Attendance day and night. PainleßS Dentistry. Teeth, carefully extracted. Country orders will meet with immediate attention and be forwarded per train or carrier. W J^ WATT S, PHOTOGRAPHER, QiTEEN-STKEET, OnKHXTNGA. A. PATTERSON, c •• •-(■ '• ■ :. FAMILY GROCER AND CORN DEAIiER, Pbinoes-sxbebt, Okkhuuga.' Has on Sale— . Chaff, £6 ff ton ; 7/ $ cwt. Hay and Straw • , ' Firewood (cut and uncut) Shingles. E. G A T L A N D'S & TOY BAZAAR FANCY REPOSITORY, Karangahape Road, Newton. By a small outlay at the above, a great amount of domestic peace may be secured Cheap, amusing, and instructive Toys in endless : . variety. . , "PVAjNS & McI)ERMOT'T TS PHOTOGRAPHIC ESTABLISHMENT, 194, QtTEBN -STREET, i Auckland, i • Between Mr. Edson's, Chemist, and the Auckland Savings Bank, and opposite the Albert Hotel. [ESTABLISHED 11 TEARS.] WB E A L, • NEW and SECOND-HAND LOTHIER AND GENERAL DEALER, i WKLLESLEY^STKEET BAST. Clothing bought, sold, and exchanged. - If. B. —Arrangement can be made for the Purchase of Clothing at private houses . PHILLIPPS AND SON, • ' OIL, COLOUR, and GLASS MERCHANTS, Importers of Paperhangings, Scrim, Paints, Oils, Turpentine, Colours, Varnishes, French Polish, Gold Leaf, i Artists' Colours and Brushes, Plate, Sheet, Crown, Ornamental and Photographic Glass, Picture Frame and Tapestry Mouldings, Clock and Compass Glasses, Glazed cashes, Doors, &c. , ~ ;.' Glass cut to size, and carefully packed. 95 and 97, Queen-street , PURE~INDIAN AN"D~CSINA TEAS. L : Season 1875-1876., .. : ] ; Oriental Mixture.. ..... 2s f Yb. \ Emperor's Choice ... 2s 6d „ .•■■ \ Assaul's Yield .. ~ .. 3s: „ «.:i . i Manderin's Selection.. .. 3s6d •,,.;, These Teas are noted for their peculiar haut gout and immensity of strength. ; i ALEXANDER McOULSKY, 1 I , TeajDealer, &c, , ..: (■;■■;: ....:.:■. Top 6f Hobson-street. "' I^ALLWELL'S CARMIJSATIVE ' - SYRUP.—An Effectual and Speedy Remedy for Wind, Pains in the, Bowels, &c., to which Infants and Young Children ; are liable in early Infancy, and while Teething.— -Bottles at Is 6d, 2s 6d; and is 6d each by ■ ;i ■ : :;; Vi ;' ■-■ ■_;■■■. '.< -■■.'■, ■~ | ; S. FALL WELL, Chemist, I , ~>• . ~,. ; Otahuhu and Papatura. P ALLWELL'S WORM POWDERS.— A Medicine of singular and undoubted; efficienoy when employed for the Removal of Worms either in Children or Adults.— Packets at Is 6d, 2sM, andis 6rit each. ' ";■ " 'Agents:"'' ■•; •'■:':;, : ' Hamilton Bros.. Queen-street. . ; ■ T. Clatcton,: Victoria-street. . CLARKE BBOTHURS, (LATE CROMBIE'S) \u. I ROYAL FINE ART PHOTOGRAPHIC GALLERIES, : (Opposite Union Bank), i QTJEEIf -ST R : E E T,/ '' ' Auckland. '■: ' : Mrst-class Portraits* from CD.V. to Life Size, at Moderate Prices. : Children's Portraits taken ■ : instantaneously. ■ji/r-ft s. c.(s adv ici Mrs.; Smith by her neat fireside was sitting, One Saturday, quite agitated; :'; ■ . And, if I remember it right; was knitting, ; , ! ' And thus to herself cogitated. . ' ' There's Johnny's boots, see how they're worn, : And Polly's want a patch;: ': ■; ; Young Billytells me his are torn, . , . , ; i •.] And mine are no great catch. j I wish some one would tell me where . - i ' To go;; good boots to get, ■ ■ ! Bad ones of all things I can't bear - " j; ;. ( ...That won't keep out the Avet." ■■■■ Just then a neighbour came to see •" ■■ t S How things were getting on, " '" So Mrs. 8 told Mrs. C.' .: Vi -; :>. • How children's boots were gone , . : ■■:■ ; ,: : Said Mrs. C. to HEMUS go, ,1 For that's where I g6t these; ■' < • '-..t In Queen-street, at the top you. know, ; ■.....' ; - He'll make you;bootS;tO;pleaße.: / ;j So Mrs. SI took her advice, ' ■ • . . ,■., ':i • At.HEMUS'did call, -:.■.:,. .- ;. . ".." ; I And found they were so very nice, , ■ j i/;.■?■.■ That now she gets them all ''',:" •■'■■.?•■'■-■ 1 i . AT:;HEMUS^ *jp4T£3BL.\*. BOOT'MART^ ' ['['■'' '?"' ; " of Qne«n«#trfet« .. .-v,...., j



OLEOPHENE BRILLIANT OIL Is now unlverH&lly rficdgßiSed aa the best Burning Oil which can be made. llecofitttbdnaed by tho i^ire IcHurance Compaulea. for Safety, and by all con sumers for the Brilliancy i its light, In p't3rch»3 ingtliis Oil the buyer insures himself aud his pro' peV'y against all chance of a Keroaone acciiient. Ask for OL,KOPHENE.BRILLIA2N'X OiL.and takono other. DIPLOMA of MKJB.IT received Ironi the Vienna Bxpoaition for Cans of variouu Tops and Oils. OiiEOPHJENK BRILLIANT OIL is invamable to thoae who rend or sew in tlie evening, as it gives a stronger light than gam, while much ieaa fatiguing to the eyes. SUPERIOR TO DEVOE'S, AS IT STANDS A"HIGHER TEST. To GROOERS & DEALERS. d m -a S • B m ** s ® gH w go SO ■ ■ JB- O ■*-«■§■■-■ 9 ». ° aw s%a i b » S »M n jig 2 S : M ,-< *° * M ** «> fed 5 Q o• w a ° P •^ O *% \.'\ Chief Harbour.Master's Office, Auckland, May 20,1876. TO MESSRS. .ARNOLD, HINES & CO., , , • ' ■' Importers, &c, Auckland: Gentlemeni-^-A supply of your Kerosene Oil (Oleo phine Brand)-having been lately obtained for the use of the Bean Rock and Sandspit Lighthouses, I have much pleasure in stating that this Oil is superior to any hitherto supplied. It burns -with a clear, steady light, is free from any obnoxious vapour, and leaves the lamps comparatively clean after twelve hours' burning. . fyl ' <;.; I remain, Gentlemen, . ' i J . Yours truly, ; j I. J. BURGESS, Chief Hartxrar'Master; , v, Proviaoa of Auckland, ivroTicE to Agents and the 1\ public generally. ; DR. COFFIN'S COMPOSITION POWDER I (For Colds and Chills of the system). *: . A large supply of the above famous remedy haying been received per Delmira, orders can now be executed in'any quantity, at the : ■.-,"' J ; ; BOTANIC PHARMACY, j ~.-„.,.:., . i yictoria-streer. p APERHANGIN'GS. NEW DESIGNS! IMMENSE VARIETY! .' HOLLAND^ BUTLER I ARE NOW OPENING, j EX FOEFABSHIRE— ' ' ■< PAPERHANGINGS \ ' For the Entrance Hall i PAPERHANGINGS I i ■ - : ° " . For the Drawing-room % PAPERHANGINGS For the Dining-rponi ! APEHHANGINGS i ■ For Bedrooms iir.^^«RHANGIJS TGS .. . " . ■ •',. For Ceilings ■ [PAPERHANGINGS ' 5' '■'-= r To Suit All Classes PAPERHANGINGS : ■ ■>;::::■ c - of the Latest Designs : PAPERHATS GINGS . • ' i For the Present Season PAPERHANGINGS ' \ i ,; j ••. Lower than ever PAPERHANGINGS V ' \-i ' i i For Landlords and Builders ' "■• '■■:••■ : ;.'■;■•;.'.-- : at a Liberal Discount. . GILT MOULDINGS ) For Picture Framing an STAINED MOULDINGS | Room Decorations. ; HOLLAND &~BUTLER. OIL, COLOUR, AND GLASS MERCHANTS IMPOKTERS OP GLASS .SHADESj ■ .-, HATBRUta fOKWAX TLOWBKgj PAIHTEKiB' AHI) ARTIB ■ ': im-iV.. ■■■•■■;'-■ '.■■■-. MAtBftlAlA^EIC.^;. :' , ~, ~ ~ .. 88 ft :80,. %%GTO Xt A- B*t B '■!& »% . AUOKLAM'3



-..• ;uj Miscellaneous.';!,..;.'.':-.■ .:' ". SADDLERY ! HAEIhSVf ' ' STABLE R' QTTISITKS OF 'is. VERY :: :'\ r-[ ; , - kind.- ■. ■;&: ~ The Undersigned since his Removal into his New Brick Premises (opposite Lewieson's, Jeweller), has Greatly Reduced the price .of every article of the above. By importing bis own Goads direct from the beat English Manufacturers ho is enabled 'to^charge much lower prices for everrthin;? (whether English orowa make), than no f otfeec Hotise in , the trade. Riding saddles (Gent's and Boy's),, very suwg. wi'.h best bar p)»ted trees, complete',; 70s ', Spring . Cart Harness (my own make, strong and datable), from £61Sa;' Spring Cart Harness (English m&s.e),. strong ttnft cuvable; Irom? £(i 10s : Boggy H&veoss, best Wigll*h -ilv'ur on German Silver Mounted 'with Silver p^fi. sill, over' Maraos, £10 10sV1 Buggy/ Barnes*!,myi own liiftlca, Silver on German Silver Mounted,-; from ..'£lo'lDS'; Pait T-Tcsa -Hsu-ness .best English Silver oft German [SiWef, mounted, {'mm £18; Dray Harness, sfcrfti g *cd dursbi'e Jrom .-€.'<, 10s; •SpriogiOartOolliarßrfroia 15s; Spurs, complete, with straps, from 3:i6it pec pair ; Bridles : fis; Girths Ss pair ; Dandy Brush k, fr-:m la 6d ; Leggings, 3s fid ; | stock Thongs, 12ft, 9d ,6d ; Whips' at, wholesale j prices; Thongs, from 9d. - ■ . I ■ Kvery■ ■-description of Harness, Pack Saddles,:. Collars, &c j made'on the. premises byexperioated workmen on.tha shortest notice. Repaira executed prornpiiy and- at reasonable rates •■'j■' --■ • -■■■■■■ 1-. .■ ~ | >ole a^enti for EiHman's CelebratedKoyal Embroca tion for Horses, tattle, Sheep. Dogs, &c. , C; Tho Trade llboxsdly dealt -wish, '' ; • W. 8.. JONES,. .. ' ' '"■ ■'■'•■ '■ WHOLESALE AND -KBTaIC S aJEDLES, HAK- : NESS MAKER & IMPi'BTER, ' _ ■ . 129, Queen-street, opposite Lewissou, JeTtaßer. J U S T OPE N E D W : - .-.:■.•; if .-, : ■'.'. ■':■;: "':' (f '; ' AT OTJB NEW OIL, COLOUR, * GLASS WAREHOUSE, 96 attd 97, QUEEN-STREET. EX DTTKBDES', SHOOTING STAB, AND EMILY . '.:: MCLAKEIf.— : 500 PAG X' A G E,S: • OF - PAPERHANGINGS, V/HiTE LEAD, , , PAINTS, OILS, COLOURS, ■■■■■ r .■:: :'■ . v. 1 VARNISHES, . , AND SUNDRIES, PLATE, SHEET, AND ORNAMENTAL WINDOW GLASS, • GLASS SHADES, SCRIM, HESSIAN', CALICO, & TACKS, GILT MOULDINGS, < ENGRAVINGS, CHEOMOS, AND OLEOGRAPHS i - . ■ . ..-. ,j W. PHILLIPPS & SON. F* R SALE, at Parnell, a new and weU-built 4-roomed Verandah Cottage, with l good well and freehold allotment, from which there is a good view.—Apply to JOHN SOPPETT, No 8, Queen-street. FOE/ Immediate Sale, cheap, a five- } roomed Cottage in Stanus-street. Apply to JOHN SOPPET, No. 8, Queen-street. . FOX SALE,, a six-roomed Cottage ■wilhin ten minutes walk of the Union Bank; _ j gas laid on in every room. . stoves, tanks, and wash- J I house. Price £200. —Apply at the office of this paper. OR SALE, at Slatakana, a l-eally good Farm, witn large frontage to the river ' 394 acres, 284 acres of which are in good grass, fenced and divided into paddOcks; a good 8-roomed House and all necessary outbuildings. —Apply io : JOHN SOPPET, No. 8 Queen-street. OR KALE, at Matakana, with frontage to the river, a really choice piece of Land, 220 acres, 40 acres of it in good grass, with, part timber on the remainder. —Apply to \ JOHN SOPPET, No. 8, Queen-street, FOR SALE, on very easy terms, a really good House of 7 rooms, "with slated roof, i water laid on, and "every convenience for a family, together with freehold allotment, 10 iett frontage to ' Upper Queen-street by 185 fKet deep.—Apply to ~-.;,:..(. JOHN SOPPBT, ; .' No; 8, Queen-street, i FOR SaLK, 43 acres of gooXLandl partly fenced and improved, fronting- the har bour, between the Flagstaff and Mr. A. O'Weil's pro perty.-^-Apply to .•-.''' ■ ■'■■ • ■ ' -.',-■'•'! ■''*"■-'-"■ /■ JOHN SOPPET, ~,.., ■ \ . . '■ -. ' No. 8 Queen-sireetl : FQR SALE, Cheap,,a very substan T tial ard well-finished Ten-roomed House, witri every convenience for a^family ; large Garden.planted ', ■ ith choicest fruit and ornamental treefs; only half- ' an-hour's walk from Union Bank. ■ ' .' ; ' : . Apply to •• ■'-'-, .-., ■ ) •-. ~f, i I: ,',_■■■,,, JOHN SOPPBT,. ',' 'I' - f :, No. 8, Queen-street.r: j; IJOK ;S ALE, a bargain, 200Vcres7of ;'»- ■ j good Land,>\vith abundance of, totara suitable for .piles, also part kauri; about 8 acres in grass; a comfortable little ■ Cottage, with g-ood garden, .and plenty of water,.only 4= miles from Henderson's Mill, ; byagoodroad. ' ' ' i ■■■ : -■ • ---■ ' '•■ Apply-to1 :> '-'i.f. ■■".•;-. .;-■; -: ■■■■: ■'■:■,.' ■ ■.:.;■-....■!.;, •,■-.■■■ ! , JOHN SOPPET, : ~ . }"■'"■' : -: No. 8, Queen-street. ( ..; OH~SALE,; at a very low price, 24 I acres of good Land, part of which is in grass, ; ihe balance nearly fenced and ready for ploughing ' with new arid Well finished 4-roomod Verandah : Cottage,: and Garden; planted with choicest Fruit Trees, only 9 miles from town. ; >. . Apply to ''-':' ■' ' u'u'.! :■-■' ■ ,-,,:■.. ..- ;•;;,.-■. i ,.:., l - f;• ~ . JOHN SOPPET, : j ' NO. '8} Queen-street^^ OR SALE, a Comfortab^and well ' 'built Cottage in Drake-street, containing seven rooms, good outbuildings, a well ,with never-failing supply of wivter, and freehold allbtment. "i - Apply to ..,?::.. JfHN soppet, ■.:■ -~: , : j ■■.*,'"" **°- 8» Queen-street. T O BE LET, on~Grafton Roid, i liii-ge and convenient Family Eeiidence; con-; i tainiug ten rooms, always supplied, by pump.. . and running stream of water, commodioxis yards and out-buildings, together with about two acres of land, Hhe greater;portion of ,which is an Orchard in full bearing < ■ ' ■■■-.-■■ ■■■..'..-,- Also at Ellersh'ej Svithin five minutes walk of the:- Railway Station, a well-built compact Family Home, of | six rooms, out-buildings, with large concrete well, including six and a-half acres of best volcanic_ land, all in good pasture, securely fenced and Bub-divided by substantialjstonewialls. . ; /i ~ . ■ A,pply to . . t ,'" , r- i H: ASHTON & SONS, ; > ■ ■■ No. 8f New Zealand lnsurance i ßuildings. ,: ? A: '' 8 E U E FE 'R T,. • •',■:;:.■,.;:„:.„.■ , ; -.:;;. , j, . CABINETMAKER, , ; , (BY APPOINTMENT TO Hia koyal highkiss I THE DOKJB OF EDINBfTKGk). '•''■'• 1 EL L I OsT T-- STREET,:; !■,-.,. ..; . ... Opposite Market Entrance. j A.S. having devoted special attention to the manu facture of rare articles of lulaid Cabinet work, is, by the aid of "■ the beautiful variety of- New: Zealand, Woods, able to make to order any description of work for presentation, or for gifts to: distant friends, com- ■ bining great: elegance with ■usefulness.-; ; : i*Familieß supplied with Ornamental Furniture at ■'moderate charges. ■■ ■•;• ■' -.'■-., ~.: ; :.,,:■; -■■ ■■; . - rj I c £ I TO BUILDERS, CONTKACTOB3, & OTHERS.,' ; TIMBER 1 BKICKS JIIMBEE ! " 3he:undersigned ass «gents; for '": ■ • WaIKaWa.U PAWMILL i TAiRITa. S4WMB-L ■ HiKKER'B PiTEiVT BiilCX KILN, ME ! !.. :,. ■.:>■, ~,:.chanxo'B;BaY: .-;.. , :. :,,....;,.. Ij are prepared to receive and execute, orders in con j,1 ection with above. ' ■ ' . ' : COMBES; & ; DALDY,. j,. ■■,-; ■-'■■"■ ;" ''■•■'• '27. yußa!.y srn/vBT;.. ■■, .... '. ,' :'"'..,.:.; BORG-ESIBBIN, ■•''•■ ■- ATDOTIONEER, : ■ .;-.;■■ ]B STAB II BIIE I) 1801.] Is now prepared to efficiently conduct ' . , ! OUTDOOR .SALES ;:6F MERCHANDISE 1 Oi' all kinds, at from 30 to 50 per cent. iinsSiTHiN "■ I ' ■■■■■■ PiijtSENT bates, ;Payments:prompt..:: ~;; Bi 0 O R N E R MART, dj QUBBN AN» WYSi*BHA.Iffi-SXSEHTS«



I Miscellaneous IUNLTBD S Y.I 08. i , wine and sfliot store, CokjS'eb.oi'. Queen and' Wblleslei -streets, ' ''";' •>■- ' ' " ;> '■ ' AUCKLAND. JOHN" HANCOCK, JPBpPßiiroE. ' \ IMPORTER OF WINES, SPIRITS,, &c. • J. S. would respectfully ball the attention of tb« .;■, . public to the ursurpassed stock of ~Wip.i-8 and Spirits ; ; now on hand, including the following :— • ■ BRAA'tiY— '' ■' ' ' MOSELLE—; "'. '"' ' ■•■"' : -\■■ Henuessy's Demuafd's Sparkling' < ••>•■■•■-■•- kartell's I HOCK— DeLaage Fills •**• DeJnh'ard?s;Still' f Hennessy'siV ■■' ; ■'*■■; -CHAMPAGNE—.., ■■~-, -■ :~{ ,< Bisquit De Bouehe and De Lossy ~.„■ L De Laageflas&s. '^ ; - = Roderers . , . ■ .. , ■ WHISKY—; ' Moets and CbandoiA =, Kinahan'sLL Cliquot ' " Danville's - Se.okbachfs Imperia'," Scotch of; the best brands &£';■*&& '' ; ■•':*> and blends; ' ! " BT}RGUM)Y—NuHa ;■ ~ U aUM— I'"-.:''- • C. Pbiaek: "iJ,..,',;.,.-:,; Bed Heart SATTTERNES, very choice White Jamaica ' . ■' P-: Desbonne.,..,..; _ Lowndes' : "> ■-"■'' Vermouth —Noilly Prat \, PineApple;: •=' -'■■'■ ■ ;-. -1;1 ■■.:.•; and Co. ' , i Rum and Shrub. Absinthe :. GtlßT_ I -'ih.■-••;.;.' v j GYDER and PERRY,, in , Henlce's stone and white bottle and wood.. Real „"', glass ; -:;': ■■"-■ j}=; ' ■ Devonshire,inapprtedby",',-..i; London Unsweetened J.H. : . •.,■ ;! ,; • ... . : ■■■Wolfe's Schnapps. = -LIQUEURS—...., ; , . " ? - WTCNES— I ■■ .■;;:. :_curagoa, . -~ : . Old Tawny Port, vintage ■ Aya Pana, , , , ■ ' 1852, specially recom- LajMaladfltta : - - mended to invalids by Meur de Alps ... . -V , ' , ; iHedicalgentlemen: ■'■ Ennanel , , ... .......-.;. ; , AiEonraJlado Sherry,-&c.;-: Maraschino. .-;., Australian, all kinds. ';■ . . -< , 3LIRET— • BITTER— INDIEN. ~. :; Margaux"" ':. v '.•:' ■•'.-"■ ■;;'.;-:" ChateauPomys BRA.NDY— . ~, , TodHeatleys ;-• Orange ~^.i St. Etnilion Oua-ry..".-., ~, .... ' St. Julien, &c. Ginger ' ': ■'..■, Pocket 'Flasks—Brandy,:Whi3ky/;,&cv, &c.,jas 1« ? ~, mdls.6d. -! - ■■■ -■■■' :..■;/;'.; :.•■■ r , ALE arid PORTER of the best brands. ' ; ; . . ENGLISH ALE always on draught. Country orders, accompanied with P.O. brd - punctually attended to. :- ;I' - '' ■ ■ Terms :—Cash. O c. c. c. ; ., 1 J. H.'^AOirAN;-: :'. .; Provides' the following articles ijt the undermentioned ''■'■ "■";■■!->■•:• -.■■' .rates:—; ~; ■.■/..-.- '-. ''!i \ ;.. , Stewing ana Boi.ing Bjef, 3d toi4d . Legs of Mut+on, 5d | 'l '' - : --> Haunches of Mutton;■j%4 ■•.■■..;-. .'-i :.-r, Hmd-quarters Mutton,'4d : Loins of Mutton, 3%d ) . ■''■'■' Fore-quartersMuttonf3d> ,; ■.': -.'-]■ Roast (Ribs of Beef, 6dj Roast Sirloins Be»f, 7d , ,»=:;;:; MuttoniChops, ' . ' ISausages, 5d ■ !',''■ .):'.'./'> ''.' '"■' ■'.:,: V' '■■"■' ißump Steak, 7d.. ; Particular attention .paid t| Sausages (both .Beef, ■ and Pori). Pine Fat Lamb, Porli, arid Vial j Vat lowest prices for . cash.! . .. .::" ~'.-■ . ... •■■-.■: !■ ■ ~.; i Good weight gaarauteed.'' "'■■■■■-■■-■■:■■ MAKKET HOUSS, AUCKLAND. [ For Sale, a well finishedVflve'-rooirjed Cottage, with good water and every; conv'emence, situated in Eden ~ Terrace, nice garden, &c. Terms easy.. . ;- ; :, Fort Sale, in the suburbs, a fine well-builf.Stone Houte. together v,dth 5 acres" of'rich; volcanic soil, and ■■„ | necessary out-buildings; The House contains 9 lofty-. _.;.! rooms, with water laid on. bathroom, &c. Can ba ; "-] boDglit wjth a purcliaßing.clauce ;? ; . ~, ' ,'."-. ~„,,.: j :.. For; Sate, several G'dod Farms ht-ar town. ...[■/ ;j j Wanted, Cottage Property in and near to town, also 'j a'fewfgood allotments at iow prices..; :. ■:■'.• ■. : " i -: For Sale, a good Albert .Phaeton, nearly new,; X 37;. ,:| a good Family Four-wheeled Conveyance, and a .:} Spring Cart. For Sale, at 10s er dozen, Eggsfrom Prize Houdons, Brabmas, Dorking-. Spanish, &c., &c.; Half-bred Bralima Eggs 3s per dozen. ; ; , i&Land and Preperty Sale by Auction Monthly. R. C. GKKKNWOOiD, AUCTtOHicER:""HOU>E":LAJ^i), AND: GENERAL ». ---: j COMMISSION AGENT, M A X X B X H O USE. KAA CASKS CEMENT, ex ship tl\_/V-/ Columbus, ■ • ~ i j. To be sold In lots to suit purchasers. . :j E. A bTtli UE, ■■•* ■•■ l Auctioneer. .. ■-] - T j c — | '"' I ' v;- :: . : PpSTPpNEMEisT .. OF SALE OF CAPTAIN BURTON'S. PROPERTY. I lit consequence of the Pakuranga Club Spring ! Meisting taking place on the 6th October, the above '■]- sale is Postponed till Wednesday, the 13th October, at i thesame hour as previously announced. J' -] G. W. BINISEY, ; .-.■■■■ l ..■■:■:.■.■■■■■■■■ .. .~■ ~.-. Auctioneer. / PKI NC E AEI H U JR. ■"•"■■■'■■ '•''"' M^l--:- This";FirsiH3lasS' Clydes-/ -^ date. Entire will eland thii | yll^feiMr''K/^| ' 'He is a handsome heavy . ! jj colour with, black points, '■ ; ', %-«S*'S^g^^lßsß^' bred by J. Uilworth, Esq: • iFor.terms and particulars see cards. ■ A~ T CT"^ 7. S A X.TON'S, ' NEWMARKET, Opposite the Reniuera Road, can be had all kinds of : : Ironmongery, Building and Furnishing j Timber of all kinds i Lime, Saiid, Cemoit, Bricks, Drain Pipes, ')'"■■' and all .kind of Joiners' work at Town. i '..■... .. Prices.' ■' ■ ■ ■ . . ■ '■■■■■ XV Note the Arhliex*. \A LL Goodslbr Waikato must be pre iTJL paid. The .responsibility of the Railway only : extends as far as Mercer, where delivery must be taken from the Wagons twelve working hours after arrival. 1 By order. A. V. MACDONALD, . ■ Gon<»V»l Manager. i"T BOELEY, BOOTMAKER, if}"- Opposite Mr. Barr, Butcher, Newmarket I .. J. B. begs to inform the public that he will oj-c-h in :his ne\V ; premises this ovenmg with a. line at sorted ) Stock of Boots and Shoea. " : i A qu-ntily of Goods bought Cheap from a bant rapt Btock will be cleared out at L'w Pri-es. ■N B.—Every , description or Boots andJShoee iniida to order a?i furnurly. G RATIO'S S T A R HOTEL, ■.■ NEWTON. ..'■;•..-; The; Best Hollands Gin, 4d per ulaws Best .Tymaica Rum 2i- 6d per hotVn 'Schnapps, 2s 6d per.bottled : ' ■;- ■ ■i Henntbay'sPale Brandy, 4>-, [ ■ r hotl..'! Bedell and Wataon's Sparkln , ■,•■■<■ i^vllou. J. H. *'tt\ ATT N, projirietor NOTICE.- Ali'r.-trilts "imvolliiiii by Hail to Ono>un>«» m,d Hi< Waiii'-fr. to c»U*t I the Thames Hotel for Orftttut'i Pocket Pistols, from I luU,M t ..•:!■■