CITY COUNCIL.

We were compelled to curtail our report of the proceedings of the City Council yesterday- in order to admit of our going to press at our usual horn-, but we revert to it with the view of select ing some of the more interesting portions of the proceedings. This course we shall adopt from time to time, in order that the vast maionty of Auckland readers who look to the Star for a record of the doings of the Council maybe kept en rapport. NELSON-STREET. A petition was received from Messrs Mam, Kevin, and others requesting that the formation of Nelson-street, between Cook and Wellingt on streets, be proceeded with. Councillor Brett said the work wa. very necessary, and ought to be gone on with as soon as the funds were available. On the motion of Councillor Cosgrave, seconded by Councillor Brett, the matter was referred to the Streets Committee.

MARKET COMMITTEE. ■The Committee recommended a Market toll of 6d upon all carts and vehicles entering the city with produce. The report was postponed until after the new Municipal Corporations Act has been passed. THE BROHAM AND GOLDIE EMBROGLIO. We published in last evenings Star the letter of Mr. Goldie, complaining of the conduct of Inspecter Broham.—The following was the dis cussion on the letter:— . . . . His Wor ship : I have made inquiries into this matter, and though I admit it was highly de sirable our inspector should be supported in the execution of his duty, I am rather afraid in this instance he has shewn want of judgment. Ihe complaint was not in respect to a water-closet, but to a dampness in Mr Haliday s wall. It ap pears to me, that though our inspector was justi fied in entering upon the premises it there was a nuisance arising from a water-closet, he was hardly justified in taking the front ot the water closet down with screws. Councillor Waddell: Whatever the cause may have been, I think the inspector has a right to complain of the consequences. It is not because Inspector Broham is in authority that he is to brow-beat our Inspector, . Councillor Cosgrave: M ould it not be possible Mr Mayor, to send a copy of " Good Words to Messrs Broham and Pardy? Councillor Brett/ I think the matter should be inquired into. Councillor Prime: I propose that the Inspect or's report be sent to the Defence Office with a request than an inquiry be held into the conduct of Inspector Broham. Councillor Dickson: I do not think Inspector Broham should be treated any differently from any other man. If Paddy Murphy had done it be would not be let off. Councillor Waddell: And lam sure his nui sance would smell as bad as any other man's. Councillor Maseiield moved, and Councillor Dickson seconded, " that the matter be referred to the Sanitary Committee for enquiry." His Worship : You cannot compel Mr Broham to attend. . Councillor Brett: Then if he declines, that is nis look out. I think the original motion is too severe. It would be better to inquire into the matter first, before reporting to the Defence Minister. . , _ _ The amendment was then carried by five to four. MARKET URINAL. The removal of this estabbshment was recom mended by the Inspector of Nuisances. The Mayor: I went to the trouble of going to smell it. It's a disgrace to civuiaation. Councillor Goldie: And I inspected it by candle-light. Removal agreed to. WATER PIPES. Councillor Dickson moved, "That the pipes to be laid on the wharf be laid on Ponsonby Road instead." Councillor Dickson said it was not fair to the people of the western side of the city, who paid rates, that their wants should be neglected. As to the wharf, that was already supplied from the Domain. Councillor Brett said if it was a fact that the Provincial Government was determined to keep the pipes to run the water down the wharf, or if the contractor was short of pipes, or the en gineerhad miscalculated the number required, it would be better that the pipes which it was proposed to use for the wharf should be used for other streets, the water being already laid on the wharf. He had been informed that the contracted had stated that the pipes would not be laid in Princes and other streets, although provision was made in the pipe track for placing the pipes in those streets. He was of opinion that Princes-treet should be supplied, but on no account should the wharf be deprived of its water supply. ThejMayor said as soon as the other £20,000 of waterworks loan was floated, Ponsonby and other places outside the pipe-track would receive attention. Several other Councillors spoke on the subject. The question was referred to the Waterworks Committee. DEVIATIONS. Councillor Dickson moved, " That in future no alterations, deviations, or extra works of any kind be authorised by the Chairman of Water Committe without the consent of the Council, and that the engineer bo requested to furnish a statement shewing the cost of the deviations and alterations, if not already authorised by the chairmain, and whether such cost is to be added to or deducted from the amount of the con tract." The Mayor: I presume this motion is levelled at me. lam not aware of having authorised any deviation at all. Councillor Goldie : I was not aware the motion ■was levelled at you, but I was told the contractor was allowed to make deviations, and I think it would be better to know what they are. His Worship: I would say that with regard to the late mayor- Councillor Dickson : I would just observe—

His Worship : Pardon me, Councillor Dickson, I do not like to he interrupted every time I get up to speak, hut I will give way, and you can go on. " Councillor Dickson: I did not know that any deviation was allowed in the conditions of con tract. His Worship: If the resolution is passed, it will prevent my allowing any deviation without consent of the Council, and that will lead- to extra expense. It certainly amounts to a vote of want of confidence in the Chairman of the Waterworks Committee, and I accept it as such, only I should like these resolutions brought for ward in a straightford, honest manner, I don't i.jro _i<3«.winds. I wish the resolution had been brought for warn, __t-in_-..._i_L,,th.at we have no confidence in the present ma3'or having anything to do with the Waterworks.

Councillor Brett: I do not think it was in tended as such.

Councillor Masefiold said the question of de viations would be settled when tho contract was completed, and the matter of extras came-under consideration.

Councillor Isaacs said he did not think Coun cillor Dickson had intended to have a " dart" at the Mayor.

Councillor Bivl t said a similar motion was car ried at the Harbuur Board,during the absenseof the Mayor at Wellington, and Councillor Daldy did not think itwasaimedathiin. AVhcn any deviation was sanctioned, would the Mayor put it in writing. His Worship: Certainly. Councillor Brett: That I imagine is all that is wanted.

Councillor Dickson: I may say that this was not intended as a vote of want of confidence in you, hut if you persist in regarding it in that way I can't help it. I have heard you state that you and the engineer could order what works you liked independent of this Council. If busi ness men have to meet here to settle matters involving £10 or £20,1 do not see why matter involving perhaps £10,000 should be left to -3 man's decision. I think that is a wrong t*- one for any man to seek to occupy, and position think he should occupy it. - 1 do not The Mayor put the motion, ■ being equal, for and against" when the votes -„-„.„,- . ne declared it lost. Councillor Dicksor ._rs.'! future, tenders fo*- ~ in moving "That, in o'clock on the af f _ work be received at 2.30 Council meet" .ernoon of the day on which the said: At th' J; and not at noon, as heretofore," of £1,500. .c last meeting of the Council the sum for tv . was in a cash box kicking about here ap»- ,o hours and a half, and if it had dis *' peared the Council would be responsible for *_.c loss. Mr Phillips ■ said the box was always in his charge from the time it was received until the Council met. Councillor Prime seconded the motion. Councillor Brett supported the motion. He knew a certain Board in the city which received tenders, but at half-past eleven or a quarter to twelve] one tenderer took away his tenderjand put in another, and when the matter came before the Board the secretary informed them that'the previous tender was lower than the one substituted. The first tender must have been read by the clerk. Mr Waddell said the alteration would be a great satisfaction to tenderers. The Council would then be like Ceesar's " missus," above suspicion. The motion was passed, after the words "and at noon, as heretofore," had been expunged. The meeting then ended.

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JBRIERLY'S ONEHTJISIGA • LINE OF COACHES Leaves Onohunga— Auckland — t 9 0 a.m. 12.0 noon 1.0 p.m. 3 opm. giß2.op.m. 5.0 pm. Special Coaches as per agreement. EBTORci and Creditors Act, 1875. The undersigned having considerable ex perience in Bankruptcy Matters, offers his services to the public, and will see justice done —RICHARD J. FBLTUS 31 years in Auckland, Address : Post Office, Auckland. TJOW'S YOUR POOR FEET i, *•* years the great want has been a Rock devoid of Uwi hard seams whioh so torment a tender foot. This __ ,___t_____3_Z !_. h4d., at c°ombes's City Clothing ■k Maftiat the low price of Is ; or 11a 6 J per ttozen, H SAMUEL COOMBES, ■ CIVy Ciofi_ng.M_rt, 92, QuMn-Btewk



-.! 8 — T ATEST pABLEGRAMS FROM THE w;est end of londoni — _ _ g «- _ S _ 3 ~2 § I g| CLOTHING | ► 5s 3 H H S> OF BVEIIY « Hj M3 o - | > DESCRIPTION. g " £ w _ m _ fa •- I. LEVY, In returning bis most sincere thanks to the public of Auckland for their very liberal patronage during past years, feels great pleasure in b.-iug able to announce that he has completed arrangements whereby he will receive, by every vessel arriving from England, Ship ments ot Goods from the houses ot the best West of London Tailors. The first lot—ttre like o!' which has never been seen in Amkland—has just come to hand by the ship Sam Mendel, and are now Opened Out for Inspection, and consist of COATS, Single and Double-breasted, all Styles and of different material TROUSERS & VESTS, from smallest to largest sizes. J.L. would pirticularly call attention to this line, as t i-y are of extra large sizes, a want of which h is hitherto been very much felt in Auckland. BOYS' Galatea Suits, Knickerbocker Suits, Hats, and Caps, great variety Hosiery. Paper Collars (from 4d per box), Scarves, Ties, _c , &c, Your Inspection of these Goods is respectfully invited, before Pur chasing elsewhere 1 (Extract of a Letter received from a gentleman resi dent in Auckland, who for many years resided In London:— "MR I. LEVY,— "Dear Sik,—Having at -our request inspected your New Stock of Clothlu*?, just to hand, I can con fidently (as a disinterested person) assure the public of Auckland that I never saw finer goods, both as regards to style and material, either in or out of England, and certainly not in the Colonies." : IMPORTANT NOTICE. Inconsequence of I. LEVY being'comrelied to send a remittance home cv ry mail, he is obliged to give the public the benefit o" these importations as regard. 10 price. He can assure them that tnev will be r-old ao tne sime figure as other shops sell " slops" of ancient styles and inferior materials. The shop, although not so large as a lew others in Auckland, will,* however, suit your money and taste far better. ff-?- NOTE THE ADDRESS- I. LEVY, _vIONSTER CLOTHING MART, 210, QUEEN.STREET, Opposite McArthur, Shera and Co,'s New Warehouse). P.S.—THIS IS NO "PUFF" BANKRUPT STOCK I mHE T ATE TfllßE AT CHEAPSIDE HOUSE. $ Our GREAT SALE' OF SALVAGE DRAPERY & MILLINERY < WILL COMMENCE ON SATURDAY/ 7th OCTOBER, IS7G, a:xi> WILL CONTINUE UNTIL THE WHOLE OF OUR NEW & VALUABLE STOCK IS CLEARED OUT!!! THIS SALE WILL OFFER A RARE OPPORTUNITY FOR PERSONS TO PRO CURE THEIR ■"t § SUMMER GOODS AT A NOMINAL PRICE, The Season's Stock having been only just laid in pre vious to the Fire. BARGAINS FOR EVERYONE! , MILNE & CHOYCE, CHEAPSIDE HOUSE, AND ALSO MANCHESTER HOUSE, NEXT DOOR. y K. T. TRAFF OR D, SURGEON DENTIST, WAKKS*I_.LD • 8 T X X X T. Teeth extracted without Pain by Dr Clover. Pataat Oxide Gas. 1 Aitlflo al Teeth (from One to a Full Set].



T^T 0 R X I N G J^£ E N OF AUCKLAND. # * # * * * ** * * „****■* W. RATTRAY Begs to inform you that iik is Selling a LARGE STOCK OF MEN'S HALF-GUINEA HATS, AT 2s. 11d., AND A LOT OF BOYS' ss. Gd. HATS, at Is. Cd. ALSO A QUANTITY OF MEN'S BEST QUALITY PAPER COLLARS At Cd. Per Dozen. ###■-** -j;- * Mr ■* * «s> * * * * * ■): ---* * * W. RATTRAY, DRAPER, CLOTHIER, AND HATTER, NEW ZEALAND HOUSE, CC, QUEEN-STREEr, Auckland. "OETURNING TO ENGLAND. 11. FENDELOW AVILL DISPOSE OF HIS LARGE STOCK OF __J* IRONMONGERY "®tt AT pOST T>RICE, TO EFFECT A SPEEDY CLEARANCE. CRICKET! CROQUET! QUOITS! Cane Handle Bats, lis Sets Stumps, 7s Cd Batting Gloves, 7s Gd per pair Wicket Keeping Gloves, 10s per pair Leg Guards, 9s Gd per pair Treble Scam Match Balls, 7s Gd Patent Conipo Match Balls, 5s PATENT CHEESE PRESSES, 80/ each • AMERICAN STOVES—" Empress," No. G, £(> 5/; No. 7, £7 10/ Ditto, "Enchantress," No. 7, £5 15/; No. 8, £G 10/ Ditto, " Uncle Sam," No. 7. £C; No. 8, £7 SHAM REGISTERS, /G per inch BASKET GRATES, 15/ each FIRE-PROOF SAFES, £9 BRONZED FENDERS, 1/ each SETS FIRE IRONS, 5/per set . KEROSENE CHANDELIERS, 30/ each PATENT KNIFE CLEANERS,3S/each . Washing, Wringing, and Mangleing Machi nes, £7. Patent Dover Egg Beaters, 2s each Sausage Machines, ICs each STEAM IRONS, 3s Gd each Children's Cots. 25s each Cocoa Door Mats, 3s each __e**r__ WEIG'I' r^r^ ma chini. st./--■• :•{'•' v,,7 m, - in ■■ ■:■ ■ ■••'■ '•■ ,"■; l •[•■ Iron \V;,r[v •\w_i • l]>.\ .'. -: V *-.i; <- >' •<•<« Sei.sßfc h ( Vfl IT „«.,,..,.,., fh( Uiu-r i. C.TUN' J 1*"1 ~'■ ' '.'■■ , .- - ..--., .;,„, cofp:'!"-.i''?!' !i'':;,'V si:-.':" "■'.' '' \ ."- • . i Euaniu ' 7 -■> doU'»3 ■'■> ■ ,>: "■ '■■'' ■ •';t 1$ , -.;:■ ...: rv . j ... , :,.- .7 „--. ':. , ; Galvafi" ''-' • "-'-•}' ' •;•*'■ '*' ' '.' '.'.' ' p.,:!,' : • ..-liYr-;,,.:' JJiil »,->-: ..tu •■•<■;. L.7- .">':>*•__■. f,:-'^-^w ' ROUNw ff_-LVANIZED IRON WASH ING T ÜBS, is Gd, 5s Gd, Cs Gd, 7s G, 8s Cd WHEAT. MILLS, 50/ each Cinder Riddles, 3/ 'Block Tin Soup Tureens, 5/C Fish KofJJes, 8/G SHEEP SHEARS, 3/6 Watering Cans, G gal., 5/; 8 gal., 5/G; 10 gal., 6/6; 12 gal., 7/6 Brass Stair Rods, 25in., 3/G per dozen Gardeh Engines, 30/ each KITCHEN FENDERS, 5/ each Tin Bottling Wire, /8 per It.. Galvanised Iron Wire Netting, /9 per yard GARDEN ROLLERS, 7a/ each Garden Chairs, 35/ each CANARY CAGES, 5/6 Parrot Cages, 10/ Hip Baths, 20/ PEWTER ALE MEASURES, J-pint, 18/: 1-pint, 27/ per dozen Iron Spittoons, 7/ per dozen Earthenware Toilet Sets, 14/6 I HAVE JUST OPENED a feAV dozen of Lesbe's Thread Socks for Gentlemons wcar at 25., or 235. per dozen. These Goods are with out doubt equally as pleasant Avcar as silk, and at one-third the price. Come early, as I have only a few.—Samuel Coombes. UCKLANfD PjERMANENT CO OPERATIVE BUILDING AND INVESTMENT SOCIETY. Office—93, Queen-street. LOANS granted upon approved securities of Freehold or Leasehold Properties in sums of £20 to £0,000, principal and interest being repayable in instalments, at the following rates for every £100 borrowed :— Repayments extend- p,.,. w . ~. Total amount ingover ' rel weeiv- Repayable. s. d. £ s. d. 4 years 12 6 130 0 0 6 years .' 9 2 143 9 2 8 years 7 6 156 7 6 10 years 6 3 162 16 3 DEPOSITS received at tbe following rates— 12 months or longer .. 6 per cent, per annum 7 days'notice 5 „ ~ JOHN BATGER, ' Secretary. rpArfMAISIAN SEED POTATOES^. Ex « Vivid.' The undersigned have a supply of those Potatoes, which are unrivalled either for Table or Seed pur poses. This affords Farmers an excellent opportunity to chance their seed, as they will be disponed of at a Lower Price than the same Glass of Seed was soldnt in. thfs market, and can be confidently r. commended. in una _-»_ - , WJ BURST &CO , 101, Queen-street f$ N B.—A reduction will be made on those taken t xoxa (-sngeide. _ _,



giNGER'S OEWING "jy/TACHINES. STONE BROTHERS Have tho pleasure of announcing that they have been authorised to make a SUBSTANTIAL REDUCTION IN THE PRICE OF THE SINGER SEWING MACHINE. SINGER SEWING MACHINE. SINGER SEWING MACHINE, SINGER SEWING MACHINE. __F SINGER SEWING MACHINE. ~m THEIR £8 10s. MACHINE IS NOW ONLY £7 16b. WITH A Further Discount fob Cash. The Supreme Excellence of the GENUINE SINGER has been amply proved by the unequalled amount of PUBLIC PATRONAGE it has received and by the Host of Imi tators, who vainly attempt to copy its Merits. The Temptation to Practice False Economy by Purchasing CHEAP IMITATION MACHINES, is NOW DONE AWAY WITH BY THE REDUCED PRICE OF THE __T SINGER SEWING MACHINE, "©» Which is admitted to be THE BEST MACHINE IN THE WORLD! For further particulars, apply to STONE BROS., Sole Agents for the Province oi Auckland. HEEDS! SEEDS!! SEEDS!!! SPECIALITIES FOR 1876. Asparagus—Lcriormando, Giant; Cauliflower —Lonormando, Short-stemmed; Cclcraic— I ur nip-rooted Celery; Tomato-Early Dwarf Red; Cucumbers—Gladiator, and Gherkins lor pick ling; Melons—St. Laud, Oblong Nettled, lours, Sugar, Round Nettled, and Green Climbing P_-soot(all new French Varieties). Also, Cucum bers—Marquis of Lome, Sion House. Roluson s Telegraph, and Blue Gown; Melons—Munros Little Heath; Tomato—Carter's Green Gage. Retail Price—One Shilling per Packet. R. BAI RD, VICTORIA SEED STORES, Victoria-street. 100,000 BOILS OF PAPERHANGINGS. W. PHILLIPPS & SON, 95 & 07, Queen-street, HAVE JUST OPENED, Ex Late Arrivals, EIGHTY PACKAGES NEW PATTERNS OF PAPERHANGINGS, And to make room for Shipments to arrive per Carnatic and Glcnlora, after special inducement to purchasers. Cheap Hessian and Scrim Gilt Mouldings, a large assortment, and new designs Artists' Colours in oil and water; Canvas Paper Mounts, and Sundries Engravings, Oleographs, Photographs, and So rax Balance of stock of Chromo Lithographs, below Publisher's price Silvered Plate Glass, from 130 x 72 Polished and Rough-Plate, Sheet, Ornaments, and Photographic Glass GLASS SHADES, Paints, Oils, Colours. Varnish Brushes, Patent Silicate, Oxide of Iron Anticorrosivo and Nelson Hematite Paint, and all kinds of Painters'aud Decorators' Sundries Portland Cement. __T Wholesale and Retail. PHILLIPPS & SON, 95, find 07, Queen-street. IT is not sufficiently known or under stood that the man who devotes the whole of hia energy and-judgment to any particular branch of a business will be able to conduct that business better for his patrons than the man who attends to too .uany departments. SAMUEL COOMBES do votes the whole of Jus tune and energies to the Clothing Department of the Soft Goods "rude, and can consequently supply , ,„«...; ~.,-tif.le that a man or boy may require to , < i '■' ' liter than any other House in the pro ': !! 1 !'1 'Ibolonv. S.C. has the Largest and Best "^'i ! hiv: Stock of Clothing, Hats. Caps, Shirts, t '!<• jr , i&c, in New Zealand, and would call ■ U ! I I,'- it-ion of gentlemen to his Tailoring i' I li!' ■'.nt, whichlis replete with every novelty -««Ms, Coverings, Broadcloths, &c. Ho has self Brl experienced Cutters in attendance. ,• ~ , iicnts completed in a few hours, and ,Uv.'._-l-. -ucli below any other House in the trade. One trial will suffice to prove my claim to your confidence. lam not Selling Oil or making snasmodlcefforts to raise money, though I want it bad enoiij-'h. SAMUEL COOMBES, City Clothing Mart, 92, Queen-strekt. a! SAL E£&(C HE A V), AT J. BLAIKIE'S YARDS, . VICTORIA-STREET WES T, (Four doors from the Union Bank), (iO.OOO BEST BANGOR SLATES 800 CASKS PORTLAND CEMENT Of the Best Brand. NOTICE to the Ladies of Auckland and Surrounding Districts. — MUB J WILLIAMS has OPENED tho SHOP adjoining tho Albert Hotel. Queen-atrwet, with a ntoo assortniont of Goods, comprising Ladies' and Children's anrler cloUrioir, LadicH' Costume-, Children. Frocks and Pinafore's; a choice asaortmou* of Prints and Era • broidery, Ladieß' Gloves Ladies' Garters Lace .Frilling, Ribbons of all description-. A nice assort ment of Earrings. Hrooohes, Gold plated Lockets, and ifancy Goods of every description — Mr.. Williams's business is entirely in the Ladies' and Children's line of Good-. iyE, OSPECT HOUSE JL HOBSON-STREiVr. BOARDINO AND DVY ESTABLISHMENT FOB YOUNG LADIES. Lady Principal Mrs. Kaye Wright. Mrs. KAYE WRIGHT, requiring Increased accom modation for pupils, begs to inform her friendß that, she has Removed to the above addrotS, where she will be able to receive Hoarders. The Fourth Quarter will commence on Monday, 2nd October. JM. McLACHLAN, 218, Queen • street, has just Bought at Auction—l balo 10-_ Blue Blankets, 9s 6d per pair; 1 bale 9-4 White Blankets, Us 6d ; 1 bale 10-4 White Blankets (slightly damp), 14s lid per pair; 1 bale 10-4 White Witney Blankets. 17s 6a per pair; 1 case Clark's 200 yards Extra 6 cord Machine Cotton, Is 9d per box of one doaen; 1 case abli worth's ditto, Is 9d per box of one dozen; Colored Machine Keels, 200 yards, 2s per dozen; Crotchet Cotton, 2s 6d per dozen; 1 case Good WinCey, 5Jd per yard; Treble-milled Bliss' Tweed, 4s lid per yard; 2 Simpson's Lockstitch Sewing Machines, " Family," £4 10s ; 3 Dressmakers' ditto, £5 ; 1 Tailor's ditto, £7 10s; these are very nearly half price, and are guaranteed; a case of Homespun All Wool Braid less than cost; a case of Homeßpun Dress Materials, lOd, Is, Is 3d, and Is 4d, worth nearly double these prices; a case of Silk Dresses, sliahtly soiled, suitkble for the Opera, at half price ; and a quantity of other goods equally cheap. He whl also open in a few days 1 case Coats' Machine Cotton, ex 'England's Glory'; 1 case Josephine Kid Glov-s, fi.-st choice, ex ' Ctownthorpe'; 6 packages Floorcloths, ex ' Kebington." N IS— The Largest and Cheapest assortment of Floorcloths In Auckland. Men's, Boys', and Youths' Clothing »t,» seduction of 26 ws cent, off usual value.



p H E A J N'S WORLD'S HIGHEST PRIZE / IMPROVED SELF-OLEANSING 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 of Removing Animaicul-- and Sewage, being so constructed as to prevent the passage of the moat minute bodies. They also MATERIA _LV REDUCE HARDNESS, and are the ONLY FILTERS WHI-H DO MOT RENDER the WATEi* FLAT AND INSIPID, as Instead of withdrawing carbonic acid from the water they impart it. There is no water whicn they do not lender Sparkling, Wholesome, and agreeable. Their principle advantage, over all other Filters are their simplicity of construction, ra_idity and regularity with which they perform their work and the facility with which they can be ioroughly cleaned by anyone in a few minutes. 30LE AGENT FOR AUCKLAND : W. S. JONES, Wholesale Saddlbb and Importer, Queen-street. t»3 - WBSI _* _ h #1181 - ■ m SVi>'/ i'<"^lf x'srfo ___¥/*_?_( r jfe^V'7,^?.>-'/^iili T>* fSXAI-B r\ HOLLAH'S GREAT INDIAN CURES. The inhabitants of tho City and Province reed , bo longer suffer the torments of RHEUMATISM, 1 NFURA.LGIA, LUMBAGO, SCIATIC«., and MUS CULAR BHIF rTNG PaINS, for by using that most beautiful preparation, » GHOLLAH'S RHEUMATISM MIXTURE All the above-named maladies are MOST COMPLETELY CUREDI 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 reasjnabie time, all gouty Symplon's dis appear. GHOLLAH'S APERIENT MIXTURE ft perfect and complete rectifier of all db.rd.r_ of Stomach, Livr r and Bowels It is a splendid and safe Family Medicine These Indian M-diclne. can be had of all Chemists and Medicine Vendors BROWN, BARRETT & CO. Sole Wholbsalk Agents for the Auckland Province. rpHE ENGLISH TPIOROUGH JL. BRED sire PACIFIC, Will stand at C. Hill's Stables, Symonds-streot, One hunga, and -unrounding districts. For full particulars see A. AUSTIN, Groom; Or, GEORGiS LENDRUM. fjL MEftl CA N SEWING MACHINES THE "HOME" SHUTTLE-LOCK STITCH. THE PERFECTION OF MECHANISM., simple, COMPACT, EFFICIENT, DURABLE, AND COMPLETE. I sews w ttli the least po.. tblo amonnt of labour, and a girl of twelve years can run it without fatigue. It in a Triumph of Mechanical Geniuß. "THE HOME SHUTTLE IB the only practical Low-price Lock-stitch Sowing Machine over invented. This • Unequalled Machine uses a straight needle, makes he " Lock-stitch ;n)ike on both sides), has a self-adjusting tension »ud is adapted to every variety of sowing for any tvear, from the lightest muslins to tho heaviest. Ar_d will even Sew Leather. It will hem, fell, bind, cord, braid, seam, tuck, nif_.es Hemstitch, and gather. This machino will sew on and gather at tho same time, and will work equally well on Silk, Linen, Woollon, and Cotton Goods, with Hilk, Linen, or Cotton Thread. tt Is not ii-ceHßary for us to endeavour to detract from the merits of any other machine. We claim to sell The Best Family Sewing Machine in the Market, WITHOUT KEGAUD TO _ KIOE, And we feel confident that whenever persons wishing to buy Sowing Machines give the "Home" Shuttle Sewing Machine A fair trial, In competition with other machines, w will have tho preference. With the Machine is furnished—Hemmer, Braider Shuttle Bobbins, Oil Can, Oil, Screwdriver, Five Needles, Gnage, Table Clamp, and directions for übc Vll securely packed in strong ca. o with hinges. PRICE:- Complete in box £4 10 With Ta bte aud Treadle £6 la With Table and Treadle, Half-Cabinet, with Cover, Lock and Key £8 Somo thousands of theso machines have now been old in New Zealand, and they havo given the utmost possible satisfaction, as testified to in numerous testi monials, which we forward on application, f In proof ol their superiority over all other machines we guarantee them for five years.. To be had at all SEWING MACHINE DEPO _ 6 And of ail •^TORJBKEPERS THROUGHOUT THE COLONY L. D. NA T HAN & CO., SO_E AGENTS. rVYJ-W ZEALAND INSURANCE J3| OOMPANX. FIRE AND MARINE. Capital, paid up and invested £240,000- Insurance against LOSS BY FIRE of every des cription of Property may be effected with this Com pany. Hulls Insured for the Voyage or Time. Merchan dise, Goods, and Freight Insured, by steamers and sailing vessels. Rlb_s ou Specie subject to special arrangements. LOSSES PROMPTLY PAID. t-KO P. PI-RCE, Manage-. DISQUIT, DUBOITCHE <fc CO., [Established 1819.] SHIPPERS OF BRANDY COGNAC. N HHDS., QR,-CASKS, [CASES, AND FLASKS *£"■ Sole Agent in Auckland— L. D. NATHAN & CO. T JACKMAN'S First-class Boarding ?7 • Establishment, Nelson-afreet, near Wellesley street Auckland, N.Z. Single and Double Bedrooms and every convenience fur Fumili's, and especially Clerk- or Bin«le Gentlemen, who ran have the luxury of _ Bathroom nt any ti tre. The Boarding Establish ment is quite separate from .the Pioprietor's family or servants. T. rm . moderate, Jfoi t_e last 17 yeaifl in thy above business.



-^ o T I• Q E. Wm. Stevenson has much pleasure in informing the public of Auckland that he has commenced business as T*ILOR and HABIT-MAKER in temporary premises opposite Dr Dawson s. W.B. having be_n seven years superintendent in the cele brated house of Poole 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 seen on application. W* ■"■ |.T¥7 RHA V WARD, 1 I i W • Mattbessmakkb, H CABINETMAKER, AND FUNERAL §j m UNDERTAKER, H £ W-NDFIAM- STREET. B | Residence:—" Eureka Sto_e," behind'the M I l Catholic Cemetery. M \ t_-~ 'N.B.—Grave Fences Made. M |oURRi:". r HILLS DAIRY FAR^ Special Cows kept Cows can be seen. f or Milked j Infants and Invalids. Night and Morning. Contracts made to supply Milk at a fixed rate for the year. .^^ WALMSLEY , ponsonby Road, Newton. OPPOSITION A. DORNWELL SUPPLIES TBE PRIMEST QUALITY OF m" MEAT! AMD Delivers Same to all Parts of Suburbs In Specially-Built Carts, in TIME FOE DINNER. FRESH SUPERIOR SAUSAGES, 4d per lb. MUTTON CHOPS, 4i per lb. BOILING BEEF, 2d, 2£d, and 3d per lb. ROAST BEEF, 4d, sd, and 6d per lb. FORE-QUARTEES MUTTON, 2£d per lb. HIND-QUARTERS MUTTON, 3£d per lb. LEGS MUTTON, 4d per lb. PORK, 4d and 6d per lb. SMOKED AND CORNED TONGUES, 2s each. BEEF HAMS, very superior, lOd per lb. FLAT AND ROLLED BACON, Bd, 9d, and lOd per lb. CALVES' RENNETS, 25s per doz. FORE-QUARTERS LAMB, 2s. 6d. HIKD-QUARTERS LAMB, 4s. Gd. A3- FOR CASH ONLY. "55a A. DOKNWELL. FAMILY AND SHIPPING BUTCHER, COR-IBH. OF , queen & darby-streets. \\T ATCiIES!! YVTATCHES ! WATCHES !!! «ar T. RU6SELL & SONS' MAKE. .-©» 1 have received by the Mail the following GOLD and SILVER WATCHES :— 2 Gold Keyless 3/4 Plate Dome, Hunter's, Jewelled in 8 holes, £35 each. 1 Silver Chonograph, £30. 1 Gold Calinder Watch, Jewelled In 10 holes, £50. 2 Ladles' Gold Open-face Levers, £15 each. 2 Silver Keyless Hunting Levers, Jewelled, Gold Joints, £16 each. 6 Silver Hunting Watches, First Quality, Gold Joints, £10 lis. E_OK Watch is Accompanied with a Certifioatb .BOM T. RUSSELL & SONS, AND - Warranted. F. H. LEWISSON, QUEEN-STREET, AUCKLAND, Opposite the Union B.nk. THE ONLY DIRECT IMPORTER OF WATCHES FROM THE MAKERS IN AUCKLAND. MORE WATCLimS TO ARRIVE NEXT MONTH. Monthly or Weekly Payments taken from K.od marks. 17UI. SALE by K. C. OREEN WOOD, auctioneer, House, Land, and Cojimission Agent, Market House :— FOR SALE, 12 miles from Auckland, on the Great South Road, a very comfortable aud compa it Home stead, containing 25 acres, more or less of good land, fenced, and divided into 6 paddocks, 10i acres wheat, 1J acres in oats, remainder in good grass. There is a good 4-roomed House, cowshed, &a, on tho property, first-class well, orchard weE planted with fruit trees, and other improvements Price, £365. Terms, £50 or £100 cash, balance can remain for a term at £8 % j per annum. Imm diate possession can be had. , FOR SALE. 6-roomed Cottatfe in Carleton Gore Road, allotment 33 _ 115, let at 10s per week; in good repair Price, £135. FOR S_LE, 4-roomed House in Newton Road, allotment 33 x 100 ; good well &c. Price, £200 gjFOR SALE, 5-roomed House in Newton Road, allotment 33 i. 200; two frontages, good well, &c. Price, £250. FOR SALE, 6-roomed two-storied House, in East street, good view, eve y convenience ; large freehold allotment. Price, £250; terms, £60 cash, balance mortgagee. FOR SALE, 4-roumed Cottage, with attic, in Duke stro-t.; ireehold allotment; let for 20s per week furnished. Price, including furniture, £200 ; terms, half cash, balance at interest. FOR, SALE, two Shops in Symond-Street (free hold). Let to good tenant for 27s 6d per week ; very cheap. Price £700 the two. T.rms to suit put chasers * FOR SALE, five miles from town by a good road, a . compact little Homestead of 6 acres of good Land, all fenced aud subdivided into paddocks, and laid down in grass, orchard, garden, 5-roomed cottage.cbw-shed, dairy, good well, &c. Price, £190 For ale. 42 acres of really superior Land.pleasantly situated about 4 miles from t iwn on a good road, suitable for a dairy, nurcery, poultry, farm, or gentleman's residence, having a beautiful and exten sive view. Piice, £10 per acre Terms very easy. FOR SALE, 7-roomed House in Union-street, in good repair ; glass verandah ; garden back and front. £250. ) FOR SA! E, Houses, Lanfl, Allotments, fiwhold and leas* hold, in various parts of tbe Town, Suburbs, and Province .'-'.v R. C. GREENWOOD, 'Land, Estate, and Commission AGE-! Marjs-st House,



njn(«j'iiJi -_i- _-< ll Mm mm ;v.- 77 _li IK j_Trr'|ET;nT^ t_i _Z ■»—,"* r.-: .i- ■ C_rj! i!jl^_Or S t=_V_. " x'^'~______- id_____i_' __i^____. WIRE GAUZE BLINDS AND PJCRFORATTO W WAU"J°' _jNC BLINDS, Mil __ H_X> Al *H_l s AUCKLAND VENETIAN BLIND . MANUFACTORY, COBNEB OP COOK AND GRKT-STKXBTS, \ Of any diruensionfl, in any number from One to \ Hundred, within a given time, of the best qualit, __& .eras-noble prices, and sent to all partslof Ne* Zoaiand. Terms cash. Estimates returned by ofl: M. H. BUSBY, Tn.»l Manufacturer and Importer of the Material P^actical Blind Maker and Wire Worker, (___£ years Shed at City find. London ManSfig turer of every description of Window Bunds, Plain ___ ? Ornamental Wire Work. Old Blinds cleaned, SfSR "»*'• P»tated.- YEN E T lAli HOUSE, corner of Cook.and Grey-street, Auckland. pUHNITURE. HENRY T^OBERT'S CHEAP AND SOUND FUNITURE & BEDDPfI EST ABLIS HM ENT, Bottom of Shortland-street. Having completed the alterations of my 'premises and just received a large and well-selected stock'of Enßlish and American Chair*, &_., of every descrip tion . I am now in a position to offer you special advantages in good, cheap, sound FURNITURE, MATRESS'V. ?.x>& SHIP'S BEDDING, &c. To people about to be mnrri.d, n.w arrivals, and others requiring the above, You_r-' most respectful!- invited to inspect the same before you give your orda-- else where, and as all goods are marked iv pui_ figures, you will be able to judge for yourselevs. Good, sound Chairs at 4s, 4s 6d. ss, and upwards, Warranted to give satisfaction, or the money returned. Furniture, Mattrese?, and Bedding of every de cription made to order, and guaranteed to give every satisfaction. Mattras3es Re-in<td«, Eimng and Draw* lur-room Furniture Re covered and thoroughly reno vated. N B.—The business of China, Glass, Earthenware, and Kitchen requisites, etc., will be carried ob as usual in the Old Establishment by Mrs ProbertJ where every order will receive the very best' atten tion. " S3T~ Note the Address— H. Pi.OBSKT,, BOTTOM OK SHORTLAND-STREET,' AUCKLAND B~~OU I tl BL.ITISR FiHE AND M~ARI]NE INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW ZEALAND. CAPITAL £7-0,000, The popmarlty of the South British among In surers Is clearly shown by the large and steady increase of its business. The receipts on Premium account have been: First Year - £34,032 Second Year £69,041 Third Year £95;184 Lowest rates. Prompt and liberal settlemenljstill specially attended. A. BOARDM^N, Maimer*-* "TW" McCULSKY, 1 FUNERAL UNDERTAKER, j TOP OF I Hobson-street. 1 TVT O T I C E. J. PARTINGTON .' Has much pleasure in informing the public that he has commenced business AS ENGINEER, MILLWRIGHT, & MACHINIST, in those Premises lately occupier! by Messrs Spragg and Sons, in Wakefield-street, and trusts by »trict attention to business, and a uarantee of good work manship, tofccure a fair share of public patronage. Skates (latest deshru), Colonii.l Ov-ns, &c, always on hand, aud made to order. All kinds of Repairs undertaken in connection with tb. above. For Se.e —1 two horse-power Steam Engine (new), also pair of 18-inch Millstones, suitable (or grinding Pepper or (JorTee. DIREW O v D! J? FIREWO-D! FIREWOOD! In consequence of large quantity of Wood to arrive, we'have made the following re-auctions for cash, delivered in tte city :— l-ong Wood 12s. per ton Cut Wuod 13s. per ton H. & pTgibbons, Coal and Firewood Yard, Hobson-street 'pA J_ LOR'S PATEN i. SE VV iN G JL MACHINES Should be Inspected by everyoae intending to Purchaso a Machine, whethtr hand or tr.adle. a. %■ 2 ° g& * S I_®„ <inS. au Q m S * \*** *°*>l fl»R« ■ •m_____smSS______«e. g^visj^ M}_ o _ B a P°g fl~i-"_ fi_S-55 Agent: T. PEACOCK, Optician, Shortland-street. ts?~ Sewing Machines of every kind repaired on the premises 51 AN OB! piANO? B_ BORD, OF PARIS, IN HANDSOME WALNUT CASES, FROM £33 EACH, AT HOFFMAN & SONS, ShOBTLAND-STBEET. T> A SS 7. C^Ln_TBII"ATT7E~D "BULLDOG" PALE ALE. REGISTERED TRADE MAIUt ™"'l' ,l^™'S**™* Sole Agents.: L. I). NATHaN & CO.