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Bated aad Co. 6e"PLECTEIOITY IS LIFE," PULVERMACHER'S GALVANIC CHAIN BANDS, BELTS, AND BATTERIES. 80 simple t^at anyone can use them; wonderful in results, and yet so gentle in action that they may be applied to merß infants. TESTIMONIAL. We, the undersigned, have much pleasure In testi fying that Mr J. L. Pulvrrmacher's recent improve ments In his Voltaic Batteries and Galvanic Appliances for Medical purposes are of great importance to Scientific Medicine, and that he is entitled to the consideration and support of every one disposed to further the advancement of real and useful pro gress. Signed by- Sir C. Locoes, Bart., Physician to H.Mi the Queen; SirH. Holland, Barr.,.F.R.S., Physicianjto H.M. the Qneen; Bir William Fkrgussok, Bart., F.R.S., Phy sician to H.M. the Queen ; Sir J. R. Martin, Bart., C.8., F.R.C.S. F.R.S. Dr. E. SiKVRKnro, F.R.C.P., Physician to H.R.H. tho Prince of Wales, and Phy Pician to St. Mary's Hospital; Dr. R. Qtjain, F R.0.P., Physician to the ' Hospital for Consumption, Brompton. From among the thousands of Testimonials to the extraordinary Curattva power of these Galvanic Applisnres, we extract the following as being horotichly reliable: - TO THE B'PITOT?. OF THK '• CHRISTIAN WORLD." gjit —Knowing that your valuable journal has ever been a medium of doing good, not only to the souls of men, but also to their bodies, as evinced ty the great intorost you have ever taken in the benevolent movements of the day, I have taken the liberty to address you upon a subject which often appears in your advertising columns, but which I fear, either through ignorance of its sreat value, or the fear of bein^ duped, is overlooked by a very large number of your readers. I allude to medical galvanism, as applied for the cure of dis c;ise, *»ut more especially that system oE self-application invented by Mr Purvormacher. Many of th» cases which have come before me have been treated for months, and some for years, by men of undoubted ability and skill in the medical pro fession, who have, taken the utmost pains, and ex hausted every resource of the apothecary in vain, hay- been cu*ert by Pulvermacher's system In & few w°eks I will not say that evpry case has met with llkfi results, but I do affirm that the proportion of success which ha« attpnded my f«eble efforts during the last two or thr«e years would be sufficient to estab'ish a first-class reputation for anymertlcil man, especially considering that nearly all the patients had bsen Tinker goofl medical treatment, and many of them had been criven u» as hopeless. Will you allow me to recite a few facts 1 NEURALGIA. Fifteen months since I lent a 10s Cd band to a lady who Vad been a great suffprer from neuralgia for four months She stated that she had been under the care of two eminent medical men (whos* names rtie gave), but thnt she bad not obtained the smallest relief; she had not been able to Ret one hour's sound sleep for many weeks; that she was almost in dis traction from the constant severity of the pain. I placed tho hana upon her head, requesting her to wear it till the pain ceased. I call°d upon her a week after, when she expressed her deep gratitude for my Undoes, stating that she was entirely free from pain, and had slept soundly all night for several nights, and that her strength was rapidly recovering. NERVOUS DEBILITY. Last summer a gentleman wro c to me from Hor bury complaining of great nervous debility and prostration. He had tried medical aid in v»in. B> feared his ace was against him, being near 70, but if I thought there was hoDC he would try. I advised him to try the 50s combined band, lie did not re ceive »ny great benpfit for several trials, wrote me one or two despairing letters, but I encourapert him to persevere I heard nothing of him from October nntil six weeks since, when he wrofe me a letter ex pressing Ms srfttitude in no measured t°rms, stating that he was quite recovered ; that he hnd enjoyed the best winter's health during the last winter which he had known for many yea^s. RHEUMATISM. Thlrtcn months aco I met-a well-known and highly respectable solicitor of this town, walking at a very feeble pace, as if in great pain, with a staff in one hand and the other hand stretched ont as stiff as If it hart neither life nor power. I trok tbe liberty to Stop him and *sk the nature of his complaint. He informed me that h>- ww a great sufferer from rheu matism, which extended from the shoulders to the tip of his fingers, causing his arm to become quite stiff; that' had received the best medical advice, got no re; i . but was in great pain night and day. I strongly a-iv't*' 1 4r> him try a galvanic band, which. he ultimate ■> a sired I would obtain for him It rea h-ed from the shoulder to the palm of the hand, coiled all round the arm. Ten days after he com menced to ■wear it he called upon me, placed the afflicted arm over his' shoulder with perfect ease, ex claiming, " Thanks to you, Seager; you are a capital doctor." In threo months he was perfectly recovered, and has had no return of the malady WEAKNESS IN LOTNS. Last October a minister wrote me from Rugbr, stating that he suffered severe pain, attended with great weakness in tho !oins fttd Ifga, so that he could, not rise from Iris chair o- w*lk anywhere without helD. I advised him to gel. a spine band for the lotos and a narrow one for the legs. He wrote to me a few weeks ago, expressing his warmest RratHude. and statiDg that in threa weeks from the time he com menced to wear the hands he was so far recovered as o rise and walk anj-wr-ere without help. INDIGESTION. ' About the sime time a farmer residing at Buclrle sham— a gentleman well-known in this neighbourhood —-oiled to reek my advice. Hb stated that his diges tion wa3 jo weak that hi 3 stomach rejected the simplest diet, even a bowl of milk from his own dairy (which of course was minus the chalk), that he often felt as he should fall on the fields from sheer faintness as he went about I recommended him to try tbe 60s combined band. He callsd again in six wee!r», thanked me moat, heartily, and declared that he felt physically a new man. To use his own words, he said: "I have no trouble to eat my food, or to get about anywhere, for I feel as if I had a new stamina SCIATICA. Six weeks since one of the principal tradesmen of bis town, well-known to nearly every inhabitant, crawled into my house with great difficulty upon a crutch and a staff. He was in such great pain as to make it difficult for him to rehearse his case. At last he informed me that be had been treated for sciatica by a hiphly respecUMe physician whom lie named, but that he had candidly assured him that he feared he was beyond the reach of medicine, and art vised him to try galvanism ; an*l that he had also recom • mended him to seek my advice as to the be-1 mode of treatment. I obtained for him a suitable band,which he at once commenced to wear, and in a fortnight he cast away his crotches, and tan now walk erect, and attend to his business. He told me a few days since that he bad no pain now ; only a little weakness remained, which he hoped would soon pass off ; and that he was just preparing to go a journey of several hundred miles. * NEURALGIA. MB, Norwich Road. Ipswich—About ten months since a poor wom»n called upon me, stating that his wife had long been a grevious sufferer from ;J Ntoralgi*. in the Temples and F>ce He said th« pain was so severe-, und her groans so piteous, that his life was quite miserable. I advised him No 2 Band, but be said that unfortunately he had been out of work fur six weeks, and could not rai«e more than two-thirds of the cost, but my sympathy had been so aroused by his statement that I gave him the remainder from my own pocket, He never returned to report. b"t a few weeks after.Mr Shipley, one of the Town Missionaries called upon me, and stated that he had recommended the man to come and that the poor woman was ci" pletely recovered, but that he feared if she ha<i not soon obtained relief she would have gone mad, for her cries of suffering bad long been ?o distressing as to ilarm her neighbours He also !»id, the successor your Bands in that case had deeply interested him in the Bubject of Medical Galvanism, and he has already recommended several patients. NERVOUS DEPRESSION. Mr N, Ipswich, one of our largest draper:*, called upon me in March last, to ask my opinion of his sister's caie. He stated that ate was in a low, nervous state, suffering from constant headache, indigestion, and general exhaustion ; she had long been under medical care, but medicine had failed to reach her case. I advised a set of Bands arranged to cover the nervous centres giving full directions, A few weeks since her brother called again, stating that the result had been highly pleasing and satisfactory, and that all her friends were surprised and delighted at the great improvement which had taken place. Ipswich, Suffolk, R6brrt'Bj:ager. *,* We insert this letter because we know that the writer is qu'te incapable of misrepresentation, and that his object is one of pure philanthropy. The testimony that he bears to the efficacy of the electrical bands and chains is certainly most remarkable.— Ed C W. The appliances are invaluable in all cases of Rheumatism Neuralgia Parslysi" Headache Tooth»che * Asthma Liver Complaint deafness Sciatica Lumbago Gout Indigestion Debllitr Palpitation Ac, &c, &c. PBICES, FROM 13a 6d AND UPWARDS Pamphlets and all particulars forwarded Fbeb. Sold by all Chemis's, and by BAIRD AND CO. 29, INSURANCE BUILDINGS, IS* Sole Agents for New Zealand. "53* ,/Ittkii.K aitt^ir}' .Ti>3 wo iio ii A



I fgonmwißttry»_ _ E. POETER&Co., QUEEN AND HIGH-STREETS, AUCKLAND, IMPORTERS OF HARDWARE, FUR NISHING IRONMONGERY, AGBI CULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, MACHINERY, IRON, STEEL, OILS, &o M Have Just received from" London, ex Brodicfc Castle, Dillpussund, Blerwanjee Framjee, and|La Esoocesa, Large Shipments of the following Goods :— Smith and Wellstood'a COOKING BTOVE Ranges, with double and single O*ens Gas Cooking Ranges Gas Nursery Stoves, from Sa eact Fine Cast Register Stoves Berlin Black do Fenders, Fire Irons, &c LAMPS—English, French, and American Table Cutlery- Lockwood Bros Electro-plated Goods Tea and Coffee Pots, Crnets, Butter Coolers Forks, Spoons, Fruit Knives, «ie Nickel Silver Forks, Spoon 3, Ladles, &0 Brlttania Metal Tea Pots, Mustaid Pots, &c Children's Cots. Iron Bedsteads Brushes, Table Mats, Door Mats AMERICAN Apple Parers.jEgg Heaters, Lemon Squeezers „ Shovels, Spades," Forks „ Axes, Scales, Ohtirua „ Bits, Augurs,SLevei« „ Caulking Malleta „ Chisels, Screw Drivers „ Squares, Rules „ Sash Pulleys, Latohes „ Novelty Braces an& Glass Cutterfl „ Fancy Wire G9ods Sewing Machines, from the most approved makers HOLLOWARE- Kemrick's and Clark's Tinned and Enamelled Baucepan3, Boilers, |Stew p.ins, *c. Gardner's Patent SansagelMachineß Do Do Stuffing Do Patent Differential Pulley Blocks Patent Self-sustaining Rope Blocks, single, double, and treble Portable 3 and 5 Horse Steam Engines Hydraulic Machinery Portable Flour Mills, with French Burr Stones Croquet Lawn Mowers Avery's and Fairbanks "Weigh!ng[Machiß« Leathern Belting for Machinery India Rubber^Belting from 2 to 10 in. Engine Packing AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS Ploughs, Pctatoe Raisers, Scythes Flexible Chain Harrows, Corn Shelters Chaff Machines and Knives for ditto Bullock Bows of Wood and Iron, Bells, etc. Galvanized Iron Garden Arches Ornamental Zinc Frieze, six patterns Perforated Zinc for Blinds, fancy pattern Braes Foundry, Builde»s' Ironmongery, and Nails of every description Lithofracteur, Blasting and Sporting Powders Perry and Son's Fireproof Safes Cheavin:s Patent Rapid Water Filtfis JUST RECEIVED, AT THE IRON STORES, HIGH-STREET: Galvanised Corrugated Iran, Sheet Zinc 131 Boiler Plates 2048 bars, 718 bundles Iron, assorted—Fla Round, Oval, Half-round Angle, Hoop and Sheet AQuantity of Tram Rails, 141b ; Truck Wheel &c, &c c- ron eb & so., WHOLESALE AND RETAIL IRON MERCHANTS AND IRON MONGERS, Queen and High-stbeets, Auckland. TV/I* EAT ! MEAT! ! MEAT J! STAR MEAT DEPOT, PARNELL. J". K. SMITH Again calls the attention of the Residents of Parr ell and Suburbs, to the following List of Prices :— Prime Roast Beef. 4d, 6d and 6d $ lb Steaks, 5d and ca <g lt> Stewing Beef, 3d, 3#d, and 4d $ lb Corning Beef. 3#d and 4d $ lb Corned Beef, 3*£ d and 4d R> Corned"Beef. 26s the lOOlbs . Hind-quarters Mutton, 4d $ lb Loin of Mutton, 3^d $ lb Fore-quarters Mutton, 2}£d # H> Haunches Mutton, 4J£d $ lb Sadd es Mntton 4d I3*iti Pork, 4d, sd, and 6d $ lb. J.K.S. has always on hand the Best Ox and Heifer Beef, fresh and salted. Mutton of the Finest Quality. Goods Delivered, and Orders received. Terms, Cash. T>O»EB ! BONES! BONBB! Bought In any qnantttleslfor Cash at the Freeman's Bay Bone Mills, and at No. 101, A Lower Queen-street, b7 J. * J,^OP3?KT,



SElscell&nfeons A jy O R. N W E L L BUPPLJEB THE P R I|M.'E |ST QUALITY OP j^° M EA T! AN I. .Delivers Same to all Parts of Suburbs In Bpeoially-Built Carts, in, TIME FOR DINNER, OEDBEB TAKEN fIN THE EVENING. Primest Roast Beef, 4d, sd, and 6d per lb. Stewing Eeef, without bone, 2d, 3d, and 4d Splendid Legs of Mutton, 4d per lb. Fore-quartera Mutton, 2^d J Pork, daitpr-fed, 4d, sd, and 6d. j^- FOR CASH. PKIME CORNED BEEP, Oared in the Largest and Cooleßt Collar in the Colonies, TONGUES, AT A DISCOUNT j Smoked, Salted, or Fresh, " 2s. Each. WANTED.—2O Dairy-fed POKKEES Weekly. A. DORNWELL, FAMILY AND SHIPPING BUTCHEE, CORNICE OF QUEEN & DARBY-STREETS. J^rNOLEUM! LINOLEUM ! LINOLEUM I THE NEW CORK CARPET! WINKS & HALL, Have Jnat Received ex Sam Mendel, LINOLEUM, BRUSSELS CARPETS, Newest Pattern!. Largest and Best Assorted Stock in Auckland. FLOORCLOTHS! Newes Patterns, all Widths. WINKS & HALL WHOLESALE AND RETAIL UPHOLSTERERS, CABINETMAKERS, AND CARPET WAREHOUSEMEN. cp I •• 1 I o \ < S 8 o o c S S g S 8 w s TXf INKS AND TDTALL SHORTLAND-STREET. GREAT KEDUCTION IN THE GROVER & BAKER JgEWING JuJACHINES THE £9 MACHINES REDUCED TO i £7 15s. WINKS & HALL, AGENTS.



J\>- OFFICE HOTEL, i» rVKEY-STRKET, WELLINGTON. Traveller* to the Bonta will find flwt-chMB aooon i toodatlun »t the above Hotel. Suiteß of apartmen 11 for Families. Airy, pleaßantly-Bituated rooms alwayß available O-mjd dry Sample-rootsb, THOMAS OR WIN, Proprietor. WARNER 7^ COMMERCIAL HOTEL, CHEISTCHURCH. Mr C. W. W*BXER begs to Inform Intending Visltoro to Canterbury that the Improvements that hf has recently made render the Commercial Hotal second to uom* in New Zealand \ oonslfiprablt! portion of th* ground floor of tho New Buili'ing is devoted ely to SAMPLE BOOMS; thus affording unusual dvantagos to Commercial Gentlemen. Families visiting Christohurch will, the proppietoi is assured, find no fault with the Suites of Apartmen provided for their accommodation. The Bath-rooms are fitted up with every requisite. The Cuisine Is under the supervision of an eminent Chqf, and the proprietor hopes that his own long ex perience in the trade is a sufficient guarantee as to the quality of his Cellar. The new Btlliard-room is acknowledged by con» nolßsonrs to bo the fineHl in tho Colony. 'Busses pass tho door to and from every hour dally. Prompt attention paid to all communications addressed to MR. W, F. WARNER, Commercial Hotel, Cathedral Square, Chrlßtchureli. HHHE ARGYLL HOTEL, X GTSBORNE. Opposite the Bank of NoWZealand. The undersigned begs to Intimate tbat having completed extensive alterations and addj' /ons to bis well-known imd favourite hostelry, he is now pre pared to otfer accommodation second to non in the district. S. M. W. being in a position to import il3 Wines, Spirits, &0., direct, none but the beat BniuOu are kept. Spaolous and Lofty Dining and Commercial Boomsj A suite o cheerful well-ventilated Bedrooms have also been added to the premises. Bath and Billiard Room (one of Alcook a best Tables. Civility and Comfort Combined with Moderate Charges. SAMUEL MASON WILSON, c Proprietor. HE KENTISH HOTEL, WAIUKU, Is now replete with every comfort and convenience for Travellers and Visitors. Paddocks and Agent for b.h. Tarn o' Shanter. T. S. SEDGWICK, Proprietor. pRUICKSHANK, MILLER & CO., IRONMONGERS, 22 0, QUEEN-STREET, Auckland, Would call attention to tho very LARGE SHIPMENTS OP IRONMONGERY, Ex 'Inverallan,' 'Bkeington,' 'Ckown- THORPE,' AND * ARGOSY.' AMERICAN GOODS. Falling Axes. Broad Axes, 10 to 12 cut Ship Axes, Bench Axes, Carpenter's Adzes Ship Adzes, Claw Hatchets Hunters' Hatchets ShUgling Hatchets, Lathing Hatchets Adze Eye Hammers, Farriers' Hammers Novelty Braces, Anglo Borers, Panel Saws j 22 Screw Wrenches American Brooms, Broom Handles Axe Handles, Adze Handles, Hatchet Handles Scythe Handles, Hammer Handles Norton's Patent Single and Double-action Gate Hinges. Eagle Ploughs, Bullock Bows and Keys Thermometer Churns, Washing Machines Long and D-handled Manure Forks Garden Rakes Peerless, Dover, and other Egg Beaters Knife and Scissor Sharpeners, he. ENGLISH GOODS. Mathieson's Trying Planes, Jack Planes Smoothing PJanes, Iron-sole Smoothing Planes Smoothing Plnnes, plated before mouth Corapasß planes, Iron-sole Compass Planes Trenching Planes, Fillester Plnnes, Plough Planes Bead Pianos. Hub bat Pianos Squares, Bevilß, Guageß, Turn Screws Spokeshaves, Braces and Bits. Augurs Engineer's Squares, Straight Edges, Rules Saw Padß, Fret Saws, Frame Saws Sorby's Tools, Hand Saws, Tennon Saws Panel Saws 22 and 20, Rip Saws Firmer Chisels, Bavil Back Chisels, Socket Chisels Firmer Gauges, Joiner's Adzes Fencing Adzes, Screw Augurs Gilpin's Tools, Shell Augurs, Scrow Augurs Augur Bits, Caulking Irons, Caulking Mallets. Alho, Large Shipments of Mangleß, 2 and 3 roller Wringing Machines Leamington Ranges Colebrookdale Stoves American Stoves Register Grates, Fenders, &c, ftc. Rowatt's Patent Anuoapnic Lamps. TADIES! TADIES ffg- THE CHEAPEST DRESSES *53R EVER OFFERED IS AT «g- DYSON'S. FULL DRESS, 12 YARDS, ONLY 9s. lid., Worth about double A most suitable Dress for between the Seasons. NO FICTION, But Genuine Bargains !!! COME TKARLY AND SECURE THEM 84, Queen-street, Next Waters', Confectioner. B. W. DYSON, IS NOW OFFERING THE GREATEST BARGAINS In Direct Importations of gRUSSELS AND QARPETS, FELT CARPETS, all widths, KIDDERMINSTER CARPETS, Hearthrugs, Floorcloth, BLANKETS, SHEETINGS, QUILTS, &c. W" The attention of Hotelkeepers and Parties Furnishing Is especially requested, as the Goods|are to be sold Unusually CheapJ! 84, Queen - street, Opposite the Cabstand. TJYCROPT'S STEAM-MADE BISCUITS, VT TRY— T^VPROFT'S WATER CRACKERS. TWPT? OT^T'S FANCY ml^o biscuits. BYCKOFT'S MGESTIVE BYCROFT'S W0NIC8" BYCROFT'S ARROWROOT' BYCROFT'S BISCOTra \



W. d D~~E N N B S NOT BEING AN AGENT, BXTT Has Determined to Makellmmbnse Reductions in all Treadle SawiHGIMAemNBS. flgT OBSERVE— THE "SINGER" FROM £7 12s. 6d, 9 THE LOWEST PRICE IN THE COLONY. Every Purchaser Fully Instructed by the Best Machinist in the Province. tT Machines kept fn order for Twelve Months free of charge, advantages ofiered by no other Deiffler. •« EEPAIBSiDONE WELL AND CHEAPLY. WASHING EXTRAORDINARY! BY THE ROYAL PATENT WASHING MACHINE, Every MONDAY and THURSDAY, at 11 a.m., in the Shop. N.8.-Ladies will oblige by sending half-dozen pieces of Soiled to be Washed. W. O. DENIES MoAbthto, Shera and Co.'s New Buildings, jQueen-strekt.



Miscellaneous. __ |J # CLAYTON, CONSULTING CHEMIST, Mbmbkr of tub Pharmaceutical Society of Grkat Britain, BOTANIC PHARMACY, VICTORIA-STBEKT, Auckland; AND ST. PE T E R'S, RAMA RAMA, Great South Road. TVTOTICE to the Ladies of Auckland -1™ and Surrounding Districts. — MR3. J. WILLTAMShas OPENED the SHOP adjoining the Albert Hotel Queen-street, with a ntcn assortment 01 Goods, comprising Ludieß' and Children's Under clothing, Ladies' Costumes, Children's Frocks and Pinafores ; a choice assortment of Prints and Em broidery, Ladies' Gloves, Ladies' Garters, Lace Frilling. Ribbons of nil descriptions. A nice assort ment of Earrings. Krooches, Gold-plated Lockets, and Fancy Goods of every description —Mr?. Williams s business Is entirely in the Ladies' and Children a line of Goods T^r o TIC E. Wm Stevenson has much pleasure in Informing the public of Anckl*nd that ho has commenced business as TAILOR and HABIT-MAKER, in temporary premises opposite Dr Dawson s. W.B. liavintr been seven years superintendent in the cele brated house of Poolo and Co, Saville Row. London, can offer some guarantee that all work entrusted to his care, will be executed in a style not to be equalled in the colony. Gentlemen's own cloth made up. Testimonials to be seenjon'application. ONEY TO LEND IN AMOUNTS FROM £2 TO £200. A Private Gentleman, with Surplus Capital, Is willing to make advances to Farmers, Tradesmen, Clerks, and others, upon their own Note of Hand, or on Depowt of Life Policies, Bonds or Scrip, on Bills of Sale (Furniture without removal), Trade Stocks or Fixtu es, Farming: Stocks or Growing Crops, Timber, or any Marketable Security. Trade Bills discounted. Executions and Bills of Sale paid out promptly. Repayments received Weekly, Monthly, Quarterly, or Ualf-yf arly, to suit the convenience of Borrowers. Distance no object, as repayme»ts can be remitted by Post-office Order or Grossed Cheque. Full particulars and form of application forwarded on receipt of Stamped Directed Envelope, or on per sonal application to MR. J. B. BUER. Shortland House, Shortland-street, Auckland. N.B.—All business transactions treated strictly confidential OTJRREY HILLS DAIRY FARM. Special Cows kept Cows can be seen for Milked Infants and Invalids. Night and Morning. Contracts made to supply Milk at a fixed rate for the voar. JAMES WALMSLEY, Ponsonby Road, Newton. p H E A" V N S WORLD'S HIGHEST PRIZE IMPROVED SELF-CLEANSING RAPID WATER FILTER. The undersigned has just received his first shipment of the above, which will purify the most offensive water with astonishing rapidity, and are the only ones Capable op Removing Animalcule and Sbwaoe, being so constructed as to prevent the passage of the most minute bodies. They also MATERIALLY REDUCE HARDNESS, and are the ONLY FILTERS WHI6H DO NOT RENDER the WATEK FLAT AND INSIPID, as instead of withdrawing carbonic acid from nw*the water they impart it. There is no water ESwhich they do not render Sparkling, Wholeaomo, and agreeable. Their principle advantages over all other Filters are their simplicity of construction, rapidity and regularity with which they perform their work, and the facility with which they can be flioronghly cleaned by anyone in a few minutes. 30LE AGENT FOR AUCKLAND :; W. S. JON;ES, Wholesale Saddlbb and Importer, Queen-street. ■ GREAT INDIAN CURES. The inhabitants of the City and Province need no longer suffer the torments of RHEUMATISM. NEURALGIA, LUMBAGO, SCIATICA, and MUsl CULAR SHIFriNG PAINS, for by using that most beautiful preparation, GHOLL A H' S RHEUMATISM MIXTURE, All the above-named maladies are MOST COMPLETELY CURED! Gout Sufferers, why allow yourselves to be tortured by that agonising malady ? GHOLLAH'S GOUT MIXTURE Never fails to give quick relief, and by continuing its use for a reasonable time, all- gouty sympton's dis appear. GHOLLAH'S APERIENT MIXTURE A perfect and complete rectifier of all disorders of Stomach, Liver and Bowels. It is a splendid and safe Family Medicine. These Indian Medicines can be had of all Chemists and Medicine Vendon. BROWN, BARRETT & CO. SOI.E Wholesale Agents for this AiroKfcANtt PaovxsTOKi



Miscellaneous. WR. HA YWAR^J • Mattkesemakeb, I i CABINETMAKER, AND FUNERAL I j UNDERTAKER, 9 Wtndham- s^t beet. H j Residence: —"Eureka Store, "gbehindrthe H Catholic Cemetery. a W&~l'N'.B. — Grave Fences Made. v& I tt?at4'p TS^i'y .. r*? MARK. T> OUTER, GUILLET & CO" COGNAC. [ESTABLISHED IN 180 J MESSRS. LEWIS BROTHERS Auckland, Have secured the AGENCY for this Celebrated BRANDY, so jußtly considered the finest made. They always have on hand [Hhds. Onarter-casks, Cases, and Imperial flasks. DIANOS! piANOSi BORD, OP PARIS, IN HANDSOME WALNUT CASES, FROM £33 EACH, AT HOFFMAN & SONS, ShOBTXiAKD-SXKBET. "VTEW J)RESS jyrATERIALS, H. ATKINS HAS OPENED ALL THE NEW STYLES OF DRESS MATERIALS FOB THE AUTUMN & WINTER SEASON OOMPEISINQ— PLAIN AND FANCY GOODS, PLAIN WINCEYS, FRENCH MERINOS BLACK VELVETEENS SERGES BLACK SILK VELVET Ac, [&0., &c. A SPLENDID STOCK OF BLACK SILKS, Same asf always kept in fitock, and noted as decidedly the Best "Wearing in the Market TEE PRICES OF BLACK' \SILKS ARE THE LOWEST IN AUCKLAND. A VERY HEAVY STOCK of BLANKETS, Bought much under value, to be SOLD CHEAP. Sheetings, Quilts, Long Curtains, Calicoes, and Manchester Goods. Splendid value in this Department. *'QUEEN'S HOUSEHOLD PATTERN" TABLE LINEN. Just Opened, a Beautiful Pattern. Will wear a lifetime. All sizes in stock, with Napkins to match, and the Price very reasonable. NEW CLOTHING ! NEW TWEEDS J Cheap TweadLffor Boys'|wear. HEAL MOSGIEL TWEEDS, 3s IID PER YAR H. a'tIE"I NS. JM. McLACHLAN, 218, Queeu • street, has just Bought at Auctioa—l bale 10-4 Blue Blankets, 9s 6d per pair; 1 bale 9-4 White Blankets, lls 6d; l bale 10-4 White Blankets (slightly damp), 14b lid per pair; 1 bale 10-4 White Witney Blankets, 17s 6d per pair; 1 case Clark's 200 yards Extra 6 cord Machine Cotton, Is 9d per box of one dozen; 1 case ABhworth's ditto, Is 9d per box'of one dozen ; Colored Machine Reels, 200 yards, 2s per dozen; Crotchet Cotton, 2s 6d per dozen: 1 case Good Wincey, 6£d per yard; Treble-milled Bliss' 4s lid per yard; 2 Simpson's Lockstitch Sewing Machines, "Family," £4 10s; 3 Dressmakers' ditto, £5; 1 Tailor's ditto, £1 10s; these are very 'nearly half price, and are guaranteed; a case of Homespun All Wool Braid less than cost: a case of Homespun Dress Materials, lOd, Is, is 3d, and Is 4d, worth nearly double these prices; a case of Silk presses, slightly soiled, suitable for the Opera, at naif price; and a quantity of other goods equally cheap. He will also open in a few days 1 case Goats' Machine Cotton, ex • England's Glory'; 1 case Josephine Kid Gloves, first ohoioe, ex " Crownthorpe': 6 packages Flooroiotha, ex c Bebington.' U.B.—The Largest (and Cheapest assortment of Floorcloths In Auckland, Men's, Boya', and Yontba* Clothing At m 'leaucttoa of 20 par cent, off nsusS mw, * "



—, — ■ ■ ■^»-—.„ ¥Ii E T I A g BXiI-H-B'l „, mmmsn**— WIRE GAU^ BLINDS AH© PKRFOEATSB 2INO BLINDS, Mil BH HAD AT TS3 AUCKLAND VENETIAN BLIND \ MANUFACTORY, COBNBR OP CGOK AHB GitET-STIUBHTS, ®'c any dimensions, in »«»y mraber from Oaa to » Hundred, within a given time, of the bestqumtj and reasonable prices, and sent to all parts of k™ Zealand. Terms oaiah. Eotiinatea returned by O s»; M. h7"btisby, Looal Manufacturer and Importer of the Matetfai: Practical Blind Maker and Wire Worker, (mZ 1 at City Road^ London) Ma U£ | turer of every description of Window Blinds, pj^ I and Ornamental Wire Work. Old Blinds cleaned altered™ repaired, and! painted.-YE NE TI Atf ' HOUSE, corner of Cooktod Grey-street, Auckland I ■pXTRNITTJRB. HENRY HPROBEBT'S CHEAP AND SOUND FUNITURE & BEDDING F ESTABLISHMENT, . I Bottom of Shortland-streefc." Having completed the alterations of my r prem!jei and pust received a Isrpe and well-selected (stock of English and American Chairs, &c, of every deecri]> tion, I am now in a position to offer yon special advantages in good, cheap, sound FtTRNITTJEEt MATRESSES, and SHIP'S BEDDING, <S-c. To people about to be msrri.-d, new arrivals, and othen requiring the above, You are most respectfully invited to inspect the same before you give yonr orders else- I where, and as all poods are marked in plain figures, you will be able to judge for yourselevs. Good, scranfl Chairs at 4s, 4a 6d. ss, and upwards, warranted to give satisfaction, or the money returned. Furniture, Mattreees, and Bedding of every de cription made to order, and guaranteed to give evesy satisfaction. Mattrasses Re-made, Eining and Drowi ing-room Furniture Re-covered and thoroughly ieno> I vated. N.B.—The business of China, Glass, Earthenware; E and Kitchen requisites, etc., will be carried on tj usual in the Old Establishment by Mrs Probert, where every order will receive thelvery bestj!;attein 1 tion. &~ Note the Address— i H. PKOBERT,'? BOTTOM OF SHOETLAND-STKEET,-) ATJTCETANB lyjT E. T. TRAFFORD, SURGEON DENTIST, WIKIIIKLD-STBJET, Teeth extracted without Pain by Dr Clover's Patent Oxide Gas. ArtiScal Teeth (from One to a Full Set). JJ Me CUL SKY FUNERAL T.NDER-rAKEK, TOP Qg HOBSON-STREKT. THE CELEBE ATED PURE BBED CLYDESDALE HOR3E, YOUNG PRINCE ARTHUR, NOW RISING SIX YEAKS OLD. YOUNG PRINCE ARTHUR has proved himself a sure foal-getter., and will stand this season as follows : —East TainaM on Mondays ; Papakura on Wednes- ' days; Hayr's Farm at Rama Rama on Thursdays; and at the Stables of the undersigned on Tuesdays! l?ri- ' days, and Saturdays. Good Grass Paddocks for mares at 2s 6d per week, every care taken, but no respon sibility. Terms :—Single mares, £3. Two or more as per agreement. Groomage, 2s 6d, at the time of service. All payments to be made on or before lat January next. F. ANDREW, Otara. THE PUKE BRED IMPORTED HEAVY DRAUGHT CLYDESDALE ENTIRE YOUNG SIR COLIN, He is a Bay Colt, foaled in November, 1873, stands 1G hands high, and was imported by Messrs H. and J. Goodfellow, from McCulloch, Campbell and Co., of Melbourne, agents for the breeder, C B. Fisher, Esq. Young Sir Colin has the reputation of a first class pedigree, as per printed cards. He will travel this season as follows:—Panmure on Mondays; Remuera on Tuesdays; Papakura on Wednesdays ; Wairoa on Thursdays; and at the Stables of the undersigned on Fridays and Saturdays. Good grass paddocks for mares, at 2s 6d per week. Every care taken, but no responsibility. Terms :—Single Mares, £3 ; more as per agreement. Groomage, 2s 6d, All payments to be made on or before tne Ist of January, either to Mr McDonald or to * FRANK ANDREW. EW ZEALAND INSURANCE COMPANY. FIRE AND MARINE. Capital, paia up and invested. „ £240,000. Insurance against LOSS BY FIRE of every dcs» oription of Property may be effected with this Com' pany. Hulls Insured for the Voyage or Time. Merchant disc, Goods, and Freight Insured, by steamers and sailing vessels. Risks on .Specie subject to special arrangements. losses:promptly paid. GBP. P. PIERCE, Manager. TJASS'S CELEBR AjjT&E D " BULLDOG " P A L E' . A ILfp. REGISTERED T.KA.DE J*ABK, HSolb i Agents : ;^i |jg^j/ ■'"'" feL. |D. NATHIN"irbO. -5