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Auctions. WEDNESDAY)1 OCTOBER 4. BY ORDEE OP THE REGISTRAR Oi m THE SUPREME CQURT. .; . WOOL -WASHING KST4BLISHMENT, WAIKOMITI. subscribers have reeeivecl in ■*- Btructiona to sell by public aurtiorj, at the Land .Mart, Fort-strent, on •Weftnosday. 4-th October next, at 12 o'clock noon, by order of the Registrar of the s>npreme ConrC,,on behalf of the Mortgagee, Ali tbat Piece or Parcel of Ln.nd, containing 3 acres 3 roods and 10 perchos (more or less) lat( in the occupation or Mr .Tomes Quildford' anc -used as a wool-scoorinnr establishment, situate on thi Great North Road, in tha Parish of Waikoroiii, County of Wen. toother with the Dwelling-house and theraou erected There is also a constant stream of water running through the pro- It is situated within a short distance of the pro txwed railway station at the Whau, and thtMice of xaUway from Eiverhead to Auckland runs through the property. Further particulars can be obtained on application to Messrs Kee« and Tyler, Solicitors. Imperial Chambers, VnlGiu Lane, Auckland ; or to ' SAMUEL COCHRANE & SO>T, Auctioneers, WEDNESDA^rorrcOBER 4 — TO BE SOLI) : BY AUCTION. VALUABLE FREEHOLD PROPERTIES. NEWCASTLE, WAIKATO. IBY ORDER OF THE MORTGAGEE. HM R. R. ARTHUR AS been favoured with instructions to sell by puWit; '.uction at his Laud Sale Kooms, Arthur's Mart, Quaen-street, on 'VVednestlay, October 4th next, at 12 o'clock noou,--tiy order of the Mortgaces. THE UNDSintKNTIOTSTRD VALTJABLE ___ PEOPC.RTIE^: XiOT 1 —An elegant Villa Kesidetico huilt on all"t ---ment No S3O, town of Newcastle (Ngauiawatiia), YYaikato, having in the front a Government re serve, and in tha immediate r*ar the proposed site for iihe Hallway Station. The aVbve is sold subject to a mortgage of £162 10s, bearing interest at 7 per cent. liOT 2.—A superior Villa Residence, adjoining the above, lauilt on allotment No S3l-. town of Mjew castlo. This Js sold subject to a mortgage of £102 10s, bearing intertst at 7 par cent. These Villas are well designed, commodious, ■well contracted, and in every way adapted for a modern reuid^nce, having suitable outbuildings Mad conveniences. LOF 3. - Two,new large commodious Stores, situated in the centre of the town of Newcastle, being built on allotment No 687, »ear the Delta Hotel, ; admirably situated, and adapted for business purp 'sos. They are substantially buih of kauri, and h*ve been expressly designed io meet the growing requirements of this rapidly advancing district. 1 hi.< lot is sold subject to a mortgage of £325, bearing interest at 7 per cent. For further particulars apply to R. Il^l-'HLbY, F,sq, High-street, Solicitor to the Mortgagee: KJt tO E. ARTHUR, ..,-■-- I, Auctioneer, Arthur's Mart. MONDAY, OCTOBER 9. DESIRABLE SUBURB AN RESIDENCES, NEWMARKET. FOR POSITIVE SALE. THE subscriber have received in structions from Mr F. OK Oayto'i, to sell at the Land Mart, Fort-street, on Monday, 9cJi Ociober, at o clock, Bis Valuable FREEHOLD PROPERTY, comprising a coinfor able six-rocmect ';jt.ss^, thoroughly lined, papered, and paint-ett fcmaigtiout. and fitted with grates, colonial oven, cupooards, x.c% wat!-r laid en insido \iia house; liifeo stind, fowl-honse, &c, us pro ;tcd on Lo: 9, section 2, of Kuril's sub-divibion, Newmarket. 3s feet froutase, by an average depth of 127 fe t; beni:lcN two tanks attached to the houae chore is a good W( U wiili pump attached, 'the wholo is now in tim occupation of the owner. Also, Under ir. a \ivj l{ w«j from Captain Murphy, who is leaving the colony, That Comfortable FOUR-BCOMED COTTA.GB, now in his occupation, woil_ finished throughout, ■situate on the Domain Koad, and erected on Lot IG, Section 2, of Kusaell'a sub-divinion, Kewmurket, 33 fnot frontn^e by 115 feet 6 inches deep. Good well on the property, never dry. SAMUEL COCHR.4KE & SON. Auctioneers. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 5. THE REMUERA YARDS. FOE SALE, on Thursday next, at at 12 o'clock, 120 well-fatted Provincial Cattle 400 Fat - beep and Lambs I'airy Cows, Mtoie Cattle Fat and btore Hgs. ■ ALFRED BUCKLAND. SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 11. 'THE CATTLE FAIR. pONCENTEATLNGr , numbers of V-/ Stock on one occa^ioa briugs f, large attenclnnce of buyers, and Is mutually advantageous. A second Fair will be held on November 11, tho Saturday following the Cattle £how, when 1000 head of Store Cattle will be yarded H3T Entries muat ba made before Thursday, OcWber 26. ALFRED BUCKLAND. THURSDAY~AND'FRIDAY. " sth and 6th October. „.„.„ h DRAPERY! DRAPERY! CLEARING-OUT AUCTION SALE. DRAPERY, MILLINERY, HABER . i DASHERY, &c. DISSOLUTION oITPARTNERSHIP. ' ' RETIEING PROM THE BUSINESS. 1 I•* «. MifcSSßSi HBMUS AND TeIGG1 '■• Having determined td Dissolve Partnership and retire from the Drapary Business, have instructed 1 ! ; R.J '■ A r t1 rr v r*> TO sell by auction, at their pijrerjaises, Queen-street, opposite AlcArthur. Shera and Co.'s, on Thursday and Friday neat, October sth ana 6th, commencing at 11 o'clock am, The Balance of their New and Well-selected ,• ' Stock of Drapery, Millinery, Haberdashery, &c, &c. 4. The Auctioneer bag? to c*ll tbe atteniion of heads of fnmilies, those about to commence housekeeping, hotel-keeper^, storekeepers, dealers, and all lequiring Drapery, : &c.,,to this Kile, it being a rure chance for procuring cheap lines of tresh and fashio; abla goods. NEW ZEALAND INSURANCE / ■ l <■** obMPANy. ». i;i ;• i FIRE AND MARINE. Capital, paid np and invested £240,000. Insurance against LOSS BY FIRB of every des feription of Property may be effeoted: with thi^Oom- Pafiuils Insured for the Voyage or Time. Merdian aise, Goods, and Freight Insured, by steanierr and Bailing vessels. Risks o» Specie subject^© specxal arrangements. , . , LOSSES PROMPTLY PATJ>. nvn v. PIKROB. UTanage^ OUTH3KITISS FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY, OF NEW ZEALAND. CAPITAL.. £750,000. The popularity o* the Honth 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 jj. Second Year £69,041 . Third Year £95,184 Lowest rates. Prompt and liberal settlement|still ■peolaUy attended. ... A. BOABDMAN, Manager.



Baird skd'Co. _____ i "T^LECITRICITY .IS LIFE. 5' ■ PULVERMAOnER'S GALVANIC CHAIN BANDS, BELTS, ; AND BATTERIES. [ Bo simple that anyone ruu iw ? them ; wonderful in s results, and yet bo gentle in motion that they may be applied to mero infants. ! TESTIMONIAL. We, the undersiowii havfi uaueh p'eftsnre in testi fying that TNTu J. L. PntiVnftMACBHR'B recent improvo i ments in bis Voltaic Batteries «nd Galvanic Appliances for Medical purposes <ire of great importance to Scientiic Medioine, and that ho 1b entitled to the cone'dOTation and support of every one disposed to further the advancement Of real and; useful pro gress. Signed hy— Sir C, T./»oook, Barf, Physician to H.Mi the Qne&n; SirH. Holland. Bart., P.E.5.,. Physicianlto H.M. the Qoeen; Bir William Fkhgtjsson, Bart., F.E.8.. Phy f-ician to H.M. the Queen ; Sir J. R. Mawtin. Bart., C.8., iF.R.G.S* KR.f!. Dr. B. Su'vkkino, F.T?.0.P., Physician to H.U-H. the Prince of WrVb, and Phy l . Piciim'.o St. .Mark's Rospiial : Dr. X QuAisr, V R.0.P., PhyHician to the Hospital for Conwiniptlon, Bromnton. From nmnne the thoiisaiyif cf Teptlnv>niu.l« to the ext\-aor'rll":iry Curativo power of these Galvanic Ap;>Hirires. w extract tho folicr-vine ao being horont»hly rellaibto'f1-" TO THE EDITOR OF TITE "CHRISTIAN WORIiD." Rj ß —■Rnowifife *hat vulnftble journal biw evor bacn a moftium of doing sw'. not on'y to tho unite of mon, but als^, to't'rtDlr hoclics, as evinced by tlie Krcat interest yoti have ever tatfoti in tho benevolent mnvetoeritn of the doy. I hoys tnknn tho liberty to address yon uron a nubjecfr wliich often appears in your adv?rttsinsr colnmtis, tint which I fear, either through isnoranco of itfl Rreat vntae. or the f°ar of bein^'duped, is overlooked l>y a very large number of yonr reaaer?. i , I allude to ffiedieal <?aivanißm, as applied for tne euro of AiSfftse, Mit more eppp' iaily that system of self-application invented by Jtr Paiverma'cher. Many of thp caseswhich have come before me have boen treated for months, ftnd so«i« for years, by men of undoubted ability and skill in the medicrtpTO fpssion, who have tr.keri the uinioat pair.o, and ex hausted every Resource of the »pathoro,ry in vain, h<vre beaii etitea by Pulvermacher'a system in i'few wseks. JI will not say that every case haa met with like results, but I do affirm th»t tho proportion of Buccesi whtch has attended ; my f'-eble efforts durintr the last two or three years wovilcl bo sufficient to establish a first-class reputation for anymeriic*l man, especially conßideritig that nearly all the patients hal been un^cf (food medical treatment, and many of. them had been given u'j as hopeless. Will yon allow me fo recite a few facts? NEURALGIA. Fifteen month? since I l,eut a 10s 6d band to a lady who bad been s great sufferer from KWJRAL9IA for four months She niatcd that c!ie hwl 4oeen tincter the care of '■wo eminent medical men (wbos- names Fhe pave) Mit thct ehe had not obtainfcl th" smsl'.opt relief; she had not been able to «pt one hour's sourd sleep for many weeks; that she was almost in dis traction from the cop|t'int severity of the pain I nlaced the band upon her head, requpsting her to wear it till *ho pain ceased. I called upon h<>r a week after, when she expressed her deep frratitnde for mj t)ndr>e»s, stating that she wfipenHrely free from pain, and had-slept soundly all nisrht for several nights, and that her strength was rapidly recovering. NERVOUS DEB (LIT Y. Lost summer a gentleman wro c to me from ITor bury oomrilainint? of great nervous debility and prostration. He had tried medical aid in Vain. He feared his acre was sgatnst him, being near 70. *Nt if I thought there was hope he would try. I advised him to try the 50s combined band. TTo did not re ceive sny great benefit for several trials, wrote me one or two despairing letters, but I encouracred him to persevere. I heard nothing of him from Ocfotier Until six wrcks einc<v when ho wrote m^ a letter eic prppßingHs «rntitndo in no measured frm?, statin c that hp was quite recoyered ; tliat he h^d onjoypfl the be?<t winterV heiUh fltiring the last winter which he had known for many yea*-s. RHEUMATISM. Thirteen months aso I met'a well-known and highly reppeetable solicitor of this town, walking at a very feeble pace, as 'if in great pain, with a staff in olio hand and the other hand stretched out or BfifJf8fifJf a" if it had neither life nor power. T t.olt the liberty to Ptop him nndisk the nature of his complaint. Fie informed me that h- w*b a great Fuffenr from rheu matism, which extended from the ciioulders to tho tl?> ol his fingers, causing his :^m to become quito stiff; that ho hacl received fhe beat medical a.vice, got no relief, but waß in great pain nipht and day. I strongly advised to him try a galvanic band, which ho ultimately dfsired I would obtain for bim It rea bed from the shoulder to tho palm of the hand, coiled all round the arm. Ten days after he com menced to wear it ho called upon me. placed »hn afflicted arm over his shoulder with perfect ease, ex claiming, " Thanks to yon, Seafjer; yon we a capital doctor " In three months hn wan perfectly recovered, and has hnd no r»tnr-n of the malady WEAKNESS IN LOTNS. Lust October a mini tnr wrote me from Eufbv, rtfUinsc that he sniffed severe pn;n. nttendad with great weakness in the loir.sand legs, so tha« he could, not rise from hin chair o* w»lk anywhere without h*lr>. I a'Kised biin to get a spirio bund for the lotes aiitl a nanow ono for the l«ps. He wrote to idks few wee^a a?TO. esprrHcitig bin warmest gratitude and stating- that in three weafcs from the time he onm mencefl to wsar the hands h» was so far recovered as o rißs and walk p.nrwliere withont help. INDIGESTION. j^bout the snne time a farmer residing at Buekle nham—a gentleman well-tnown in this neighbourhood —c lied to s<eek my adtico. He sUied that, his dipes tion v.-as ;o weak that, his sto.-cach rtjectecl the simplest diet, even a bowl of milk from his own t'la'ry (which of course was minus the chslk), that ho often felt as ha should fall on the fields from sheer faiitness is he went'about I recommended him to try tbe fiOs combined band. Do called again in nix weeU-». thanked me most heartily, and declared th&t he f-It pLysically a:new man. To use his own words, ho saiicU "IJiive no trouble to efit my food, or to pet about anywhere, for I feel <ih if I had a new stamina SCTATIOA. tftx weeks cinne one of thft principal tradesmon of his town, Tvrll-known to nearly every inhabi'ant, orawloii into my house with great, difficulty upon a crutch arid a staff. itewastn such great pain aa to mike it difficult for him torpheartn bia case. At last he informed u.e that he had been treated for sciatica by a highly respectahle physician whom he named, bwt that he'had candidly assured him that he feared he was beyond the reach of medicine, and advised him to "try! galvanism ; and that ho had also recom mended hiru to eeek my advice as to the bet mode of treatment. 1 obtained for him a suitable band,which he at once commenced to wear, and in a fortnight he cast a-.vay his crutcHea, and can now walk erecc, and attend to his business. He told me a few days since that he had no pain now ; ody a little weakness remained, whidh he hoped would soon pasa off ; and that he was ju&t preparing to go a journey of several hundred miles. NEURALGIA. M.B, Norwich Eoad. Ipswich—About ten months since a poor woman called upon' me,, stating that his wife had long been a greviojis sufferer from Neuralgia in thk Temples and Face ~ He said the pain was so severe, and her groans flfo piteous, that his life was quite miserable. I advised him No 2 B»Dd, but he said that unfortunately he had beon out of work for six weeks, and could' not rai.ie mor.e ♦han two-thirds of the cost, but my sympathy hati been so'aroused by his statement that I gave him the remainder from my own pocket, He never returned o report, but n few weeks after, Mx Shipley, one of the Town Missionaries called upon me, and stated that he had recommerfaed the man'to' come*, and that the poor woman was completely recovered, but that he feared if she had not soon obtained relief she would have gone mad. for her cfios of suffering had long been no distressing aa to alarm her neiorhbo urs Ho also said, the success of your Bands in that case had deeply interested him in the subject of Medical GalvAnlsm, and he has already recommended several patients. NERXPUS DEPRESSION. ~; Mr N, Ipswfeh,' one of our largest drapers, called upon me in March last, to ask my opinion of his sister's ca«se./ (IjT** jltated that she was;in a low, nervous state, suffering from constant headache, indigestion, .and, general exhaustion'; she had long beeW under medical care, but medicine had failed to reach her ■case. I advised a set of Bands arranged to caver the nervons centres Riving full directions. A feY 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, Buffolk,, '*.! • Kobbrt Skager. * w * We inßerfcthis letter because we know that the writer is qutte incapable of misrepresentation, and that his object 48 one of pure philanthropy. The testimony thath.e bears-to the eflicaoy of the electrical bands and chains is certainly most remarkable.— EdC W. The appliances are invaluable in all cases of ■ Rheumatism \ Neuralgia Paralysis Tooth»cho a sthma Liver Complaint , T)eafness Sciatica Lumbago Gout Indigestion Debilit* t Palpitation *c, Ac, &c. PEIGES, FROM 13s $d AND,UPWARDS Pamphlets and all particulars forwarded Pbke. Sold by all Chemisis, and by j «,. • BAIRD AND CO. 29, INSURANCE BUILDINGS, •sg?l Sol» Agekts for. ;N>w .^Zealand. ~m, 'i ~i '. ■■ »•■ ■ ■■■ I \'.'-> 5 -.'-I • ■!*.



B ; POETBE & Co., QUEEN AND HIGH-STREETS, AUCKLAND, IMPORTERS OF HARDWARE, FUJJ NISHING IRONMONGERY, AGRI ' CULf URAL IMPLEMENTS, MACHINERY, IRON, STEEL, OILS, &0., Have just received from* London, ex Brodlok Oastle, Dlllpussund, Kerwacjee Fxvunjso, amJjjLa Escocesa, Large Shipments of tho following Good :— Smith ana Wellstood'fl COOKING STOVE Ranges, with double and single Ovens Gss Cooking Kcnpea Gas Nursery Stoves, from 39 oacli Fine Cast Kepjißter Stoves Berlin B'itck do Fenders, Fire Irons, &c LAMPS—English, French, and American Table Cutlery- Lockwood Bros Elerctrn-plated Goods Tea and Coffee Pots, Craets, Butter Coolers Forks, Spoons, Frtiit Knives, Ate Nickel Silver Forks, Spoons, Ladl S, &o Brittania Metal Tea Tots, Mustaia Pots, &c Children's Cots. Iron Bedsteads Brushes, Table Mats, "Door Mats AMERICAN Apple P/jrers,;Etn» "'eaters, Lemon Squeezers ~ Shovels. Spadca, r<»<rks ~ Axce, Scales, Ohurna „ Bits, AUKUrs.JLeveM ~ Canlking Mallets ~ Chisels, Screw Drivers „ Squares, Rules ~ Sanh Pulleys, Latoiiefl „ Novelty Braces anC Glass Gutters ~ Fancy Wiro Gaods Sewing Machines, from tho most approved makers HOLLOWARE- Kenrlofc'a ap<i Cinrk's Tinned and Enamelled Saucepans, Boilers, HEtew- IJ:m3, 'i-C. Gardner's Patent SnusapeMachi.'eS Bo Tin S'nflinp: Do Patent Differential Pulley Blocks Patent Self - mis aining Rope Blocks, Binfjle, double, find treble Portable 3 and 5 Horse Steam Eviginefl Hydraulic Machinery Portable Flour JJills, with Ficnui Bnrr Stones Croquet Lawn Mowers Avery's and Fairbanks 'VVeifihiiig; Machine Leathern Belting for Machinery jndia fiubbar'Bdlling from 2 to 10 in. Engine Packing / GRICTJLTOKaL IMPLEMENTS Plcughs, Pctatoe Kaisers, Scythes Flexibic Chain 1) arrows, Corn hhellers Chaff Machines and Knives for ditto Bullock Bows of Wood and Iron, Bells, etc. Galvanized Iron Garden Arches Ornamental Zinc b'riezc, Bis patterns Perforated Zinc for Blinds, fancy pattern Braes Foundry, Buildeiß' Ironmongery, and Nails of every description Litnofracteur, BlnWng and Sporting Powders Perry anil Son's Fireproof Safes Cheavin:6 Patent Eapid Water FUttxs JUST RECEIVED, AT THE IRON STORES, HIGH-STREET : Galvanised Corrugated Iron, Sheet.. Zinc , 131 BoilerPlates 2048 bars, 718 bundles Iron, asp or ted—Fla Round, Oval, Half-round Angle, Hoop and sheet .AQuantjty qf Tram Bails, 141b ; Truck Wheel &c, &o. ■■ ■ '■ s- pob es & c©., -WHOLESALE AND' RETAIL IRON '■ > MERCHANTS AND IRON • MONGERS, Queen and High-stbeets, Auckland^ • • > T'""\ "^ P Q'^E L E 'G^T1 'B*;6 OHv •-.'.. ;.■;.:..':'. y'.l'-'-Uff-^Z *:'' '■''... Hi ! THISTLE HOTEL, % ■ " QTJEEN-STBEET, AUCKLAND. , rJTIASMANIAN SEED POTATOES. ..:; Ex 'Vrym' 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 chanae their seed, as they will^ be disposed of at a liOwe^.Price than the same Class of Seed was soldat in this market, and can be confidently recommended. '' W, J. HURST & CO., ."..'. '. '", ' Mff, Queen-street.-_ N.B.—A reduction will be made on thcAa taken from alongside.



PO-ST-OF'fiOE HOTEL, CHRKY-STRBIT, WELLINGTON. Traveller!! to the South will find <l«t-ol»BS uooa.i-. raoiiailnn »t the above Hotel. Suites of apartment I? tor Jfomlllen. Airy, plfitKskntl:/-fi){-natod roomß always available. Good dry Bnnrple-roomß, THOMAS* URWIN, Proprietor. A^jTER:rS~COMMERCiAL nOTEL, CHRISTCHURCH. Mr F. W. WABNEK beps to inform intending Visitors to.Canterbury that the Improvements that ho hati recently made,render the Commercial Hotel second to nono in New Zealand | A considerable portion of tha ground floor of the New Building is devoted ely to SAMPLE BOOMS ; thus affordint; unusual dvantages to Commercial Gentlemen.-, Families visiting Ohrietchurch will, the proprletoi is assured, find no fault with the Suites ol Aptrtmen provided for thoir accommodation. The Bath-rooms are fitted up -with every requisite. The, Culßine is under the supervision of an omlnont Chef, and the proprietor hopes that his own lonp ex perience in the trade is a sufficient guarantee as to the quality Of his Cellar. The now Billiard-room is Acknowledged by con noisseurs to be the Jlnost in, the Colony. 'Busses piwß the floor to and from every hour flftlly. : Pr ■mpt attention paid to all communications addriHtiftO! to MR. W. P. WARNKR, Commercial JTotßl, • Cathedra) Square, Chrfatahnrch. rgIHE ARGYLL" HOTEL, { GTSDOKN7S. Oppooite tho Baufe of Now>Zealand. The tindorrtirned br>p;s io Intimate that having completed ext'inslve altorsti'TOH a.od oddi' /on« to l>ie •will-trnown'mml favour)! •» liostelry. lie is now pre iparc.d to offer accommodation second to non li) the district. S. M. W. being in a'portion to import uN Wines, Bplrlte, *c, direct, none but the beat Brands are kept. Spacious and Lofty Dining and Commerotal BoomH; A HHito o ohflerfxil well-ventilated Bsdrooms have also been added to'the promißeß. Bath and Billiard Room (one of Alcoek s bent TjvMpr. ClTJllty! and Comfort Combined with Moderate Charges. • SAMUEL MASON WILSON, Proprietor. KENTISH HOTEL, W A T U X XJ, Ib now replete with every comfort and convenience for Travellers and Visitorrf. Paddocks and Stabling. Acent for s.s. Tarn o' Shanter. g. S. SEDQWIOK, Proprietor. LINOLEUM! LINOLEUM ! LINOLEUM ! THE NEW CORK CARPET! WINKS & HALL, i Have Just Received ex Sam Mendel, LINOLEUM, BRUSSELS CARPETS, Newest Patterns. larc4est and blist assorted stock in Auckland. i FLOORCL O T H S !j Newe3 Patterns, all Widths. WINKS & HALL WHOLESALE AND RETAIL UPHOLSTERERS, CABINETMAKERS, AND CARPET WAREHOUSEMEN. CO §. o • ■■! "8 ' 8 I I1 | '"§ '~ 11,'.,I 1,'., I :;' ■ < . i. » WINKS AND |q[ ALL , ■.•;■■ ' • t SHORTLAND-STREET. ■ GREAT, REDUCTION IS THE GROVER &.BAKER gBWtiITG IIJACHINES THE £9 MACHINES REDUCED TO ■ i.ri ■ it, , j f''i £7 15s. 1 IV r , aTOrt^PBKS;\& HALL, ... ns«ft.vbtt i AGKNTS4 ■- •-I . V '!ff W yI. :. f M. 218, Queen-, *S • street, has just Bough| at Auction—l bale 10-4 JUue Blankete, 93 6d per pair; 1 bale 9-4 White 11s 6d; 1 bale 10-4 White Blankets (slightly tfamp), 14s lid per pair.; Irtfcle, 10-4 White Witney Blankets, 17s 6d per pair; 1 caße Clark's 200 yards Extra 6 cord Machine Cotton, Is 9d per box of one dozen; 1 case Ashworth's ditto, Is 9d per box of one dozen; Colored Mafbiue fiteels, 200 yards, 2a per dozen; Crotchet Cotton, 2?,i6d. per dozen; 1 case Good Wincey,, 5Jd. per yam BHsb' Tweed, 4s 1m per yard^^ Simpson's Lockstitch' Sewing Machine's, '".Family," £4, 105; 3 Dreßsmakers' ditto, £5; 1 Tailor's ditto, £7 10s; these are very nearly half p?i<se, ■ and -hre 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 Bilk Dresses, slightly soiled, suitable for thp Opera, at half, price; and a quantity of.other goods equally cheap.' He will also open m a few days 1 case COats' Machine:! Cotton, ex •,Engl»n<«lBi)GJo?y';;: k fasß Josephine Kid (Moves, first choice, ex • Crowntho*^';' 6 packages Floorcloths, ex ' Bebington.' N 8.— 0X6 Largest .and Cheapest assortment <# .Floorcloths ta f ■AudMand> 7Mfltfs, «Btryi', aW'fouflM' Clothing; at« ceductloa ol 36' per cent, off hsukl value, \ _«. '



7 A .Miscellaneous. J_j!k-_J| NOTICE to the Ladies of AuAm| " ana Surrounding Districts. — MR%i,,M* WILLIAMS hoR OPENED the SHOP adj(toinljM*l£ Albert Hotel, QUeen-ntreet, with a n'co assortment,or Goods, comprising Ladies' and Children's undofr clothing, Ladies' Costumes, Children!*! Frocks agft Pinafores; a choice assortment'of Prints and BaKj broidery, Ladies' Gloves, Ladies' • Gutters, LB«f- FDlliDfr, Elbbons of. all (U-soriptionsi. A mre assort-^ men* o£ Karriup-s. Krooehes. Gold-plated Lsokbts, aott h Fancy Goods of every description—Mr«. Williams f*. | bußiiießs is entirely in the Ladies' and. Children sane j of Goods ' ' '__ j NO ~ T I 0r,,.* E., Wra- Stevenson has much pleasure in informing the public of Auckland that he has commenced buslueßa as TaILOK and H ABIT-MAKJSIt, in temporary premises opposite De Dawson's. W.H. havinir been seven years miDerintendcnt in'the cele brated' house of Poole and Co, Saville Eow. London, can offer some guarantee that all work «ntrusted to hiß care will be executed in a stylo not to be equalled in the colony. Gentlemen's own cloth made up. Testimonials to be seenloa1 application. HILLS MfKY FARM. Special Cows kept Cows can be seen fo r Milked Infants ana'invalids. Night and Morning. 'Contracts" made to supply Milk at a fixed rate for the year. JAMBc j WALMSLEY, Ponsonby Road, Newton. H E A~~ V N S WORLD'S HIGHEST PRIZE IMPROVED SELF-CLEANSTNG RAPID WATER FILTER. | Tho undersigned has jastrereived his first shipment of tha above, which will purify the most offeusWe water with astonishing rapidity, »nd aye the ONI-Y OKKS CAI'iliLE OP REMOVING . A-NIMALOrrL/l! AND SEWAGE, I)CICg so constructed as to prevent tho passage of the moat minute bodies. They also£3 MATTCRIAtjiW BE DUCK H4RDNHBS, and are the ONLY KILTKKB W7416H DO NOT BE YD KR the WA%'KSS FLAT AND INNIPID, as innteal of withdrawing carbonic acid from , the water they impart it. There is no water '• Which they do not render flparkltng, Wholesome, and agreeable. Their principle advantafce* overfall other Viiters are thoir simplicity of .conßtructwn, rapidity aud regularity with which they perJonflMW worh, Hnd the facility with which they c*n btf%jr. ioronghly cleaned by anyone iu'a few minutesT •30LE AGENT FOR AUCKLAND: W. S. JONES. Wholesale Saddleb and Importer, Queen-street. . /GHOLLAH'S GREAT INDIAN CURES. The inha\)itants of tha City and Province need no longer Buffer the torments of RHEUMATISM, tWURM,nin, T/ITMBACIO. ►iCIATICU,' ( and MUS CULAR SHIP fING PAINS, for by using that most beautiful preparation, GHOLLAH'S RHEUMATISM MIXTURE,, All the above-named maladies arc MOST COMPLETBLY CURED! Cout Sufferers, why allow yourselves to be tortured by that agonising malady? GHOLLAH'S GOUT MIXTURE Ntver fails to pive quick relief, and by continuing its use for a reasonable time, all gouty sympton's dis appeu. GIJOLLAH'S APERIENT MIXTURE a perfect and complete rectiflar of all di«orders of, Stnma'-h, Livnr and Bowels It is a splendid and «afe Family Medicine These Tndisn Medicines can be had of all Chemists and Medicine Vendors. p BROWN, BARRETT & CO. Sole Wholesale FAqents for thk Auckland Province. J BRIERLY'S ONEaUNGAi <? • Vi&jaTE OP COACHBB , ■ j XtM Leaves , , ,' , OneHtinga— Auckland— 9 0 a.m. 12.0 noon ' 1.0-pan. 3 0 p.m. 4 2.0 p.m. 5.0 pm. , ' Special Coaches as per agreement. PROSPECT HOUSE, BfOBSON-STREET. BOARDING.,A#D DAY ESTABLISHMENT , , FOB. YOUNG LADIES. Lady Principal v .Mrs. K?iye Wright. Mre. KAYE WRIGHT, requiring Increased accom modation for pupils, begs to inform her friends that she has Removed to the above addreif, where she will bo able to receive Boarders. .; The Fourth Quarter will commence on Monday, 2nd October. " ' < F~I R E Wm O O T>) FIREWOOD!'., FIREWOOD! , j In conseqnenco of large quantity of "Wood to arrive, [ wo have made the following reductions for cab j, f delivered in the city:— , ' ,' a Long w00d.... 12s. per ton Cut W00d..... 13s. per.ton H. &P. GIBBONS, i •■*?, Coal and Firewood Yard, Hobaon-stre'et —— ' ' '' , '"—' H t ' : ■ i O V O R O P T' S STEAM-MADE B I S GUI T S, MW TRY— ■ j. ; BYOJEICJFT'S watbr obackbbs. BYCROFT'S FANC* MIXED bj^cuits. BYCBOFT'S DiGfeTIVE-A V BYCBOFT'S PICNI6B BYCROFT'S ARBOWROOT- -,' BYCROFt'S ISC^ ITB- r' JDISQUIT, DUBOUCHE & CO., [ESTABMSHBD 1819.] SHIPPERS OP; BRANDY. COGNAC. ** ■ :■!:< f IrJ;.,7T' .:, ' .'. . A . \ufC\ if- \ L. D. NAtHAIt & CO.



' Miscellaneous. if.. • ■ f\\r )'R HAYWAR^j *^l«Vitf* Mattbessmakkr, "_,'. fIJMNETMAKER, AND FUNBRAIi UNDERTAKER, ' !■ WINDHAM - S^T BEET. Beeiifefico:—" Eureka Store," behindf the J3 - ■■- - Catholic Cemetery. fj .** prp.B,- Grave Fences Made. AUCKLAND STEAM SAUSAGE FACTORY. GEORGE HULME Has RE-OPENED Messenger's Shop as a Beef and Pork Butcher. Piime Fat Beef Wekher Mutton D*iry-|ed Pork Veal, Lambs Sucking Pigs Smoked Beef . Spicadßeef , (i Spiced Pork • Spiced Mutton Genuine Auckland Pork Sausage Beef iSauuage ; ' German Sausage Polonies, Saveloys Black and White Fuddings Faggots Hams and Bacon Lard, Poultry ,' Warwickshire Poik Pies The above will.be the best quality that can be pro cured and sold at the present Low Prices FOR CASH. Peuvered in Town ok Subukbs.' QUEBIN-STKEET, AjUCIKLAND. "VfEW" "CTOUSE, 66, QUEEN-STREET, AUCKLAND. , , . JBEG TO INTIMATE TO MY CUSTOMERS, AND i.TSE GENERAL PUBLIC, THAT I HAVE j «.•■ '■> . .. •" ' ■■■< *• * EN ED UP o! ! • ": • A LARGE AND WELL-ASSORTED STOCKj I 1 OF ' NEW & FASHIONABLE GOOD^ TOR THE OPRING AND OUMMER ( I ' TRADE. -;'■'■' ! I "'. ' r 'in every department will bk iounp ALL THE NOVELTIES OF THE SEASON, t THE MOST FASHIONABLE STYIiBS^ AND THE BEST FABRICB, I j W. K^TTKAY, , DRAPER, CLOTHIER, & SILK &ERCER, " 66, quben-street, Auckland. i■■.' ■ '■ ■ i NEW T^RSSS TUT^'TERIALJI, vH. ATKINS HAS OPENED ALL THE NEW STYLES OF DRESS MATERIALS FOB THE AUTUMN & WINTER SEASON. OOMESKINa— PLAIN AND FANCY GOODS, PLAIN WINCEYS, , FRENpH MERINOS BLACK VELVETEENS . ' SERGES BLACK SILK VELVET &G. r [&C, &C. A SPLENDID STOCK OF BLACK SILKS, Same as always feept in Stock,' and noted aa decidedly the "Best Wearing in the r , . Market. ~ THE PRICES OF BLACK [SILKS ARE TEE LOWEST IN AUCKLAND. ~ A VERY HEAVY STOCK of BLANKET^, Bought mtich under value, to be ' BOLD CHEAP. , Sheetings, Quilts, Long Curtains, Calicoeß, ana Manchester Goods. Splendid value inittilr Department, r "QUEEN'S HduSEHO"LD PATTERN" , TABLE LINEN. ■■ . Just Opened; a Beautiful Pattern. Will wear a ; lifetime. All sizes in stofck, with Napkins to match, and. .tl'ie Price very reasonable. : : : . "' ' "' ' ''' " —-_: ' ' NEW CLOTHING 1 NEW; TWEEDS, 1 Cheap Tweed- for Boys''^eat. .' . ■■'■!*>" i' : /•■■:;.'. ; "S'tfMi 'MOSGIEL TWEEDS; 8b IIBfBXRtYAS • --;- ■- l .■■''■ ■ >9A.sst ■Spa, un/a yu£ ( * r /: ~:'::1"-V ,\h; ll Xt"k^:ns/" " %$



w l E ST I A H BIiIH »8, WIbTIaU*K jgg^gf ««» M i T B3S HAD AT THE AUCKLAND VENETIAN BLIND AUC* MANUFACTORY, roRNKK. OF COOK AWD GREY-6TRBBTB, nr .nr dimensions, In any number from One to \ O'»sL d wShtaa given time, of the best quality Smlbleprices, and sent to all parts of Ken Ze»l»nT Xem/c^b^Eßtlmateß returned by oKt: M. H. BUSBY, t«««t Munnfactarer and Importer of the Material, i^wißUnd Maker and Wire Worker, ( m »n» HOUSE, coe?nlr 60l Orikfand Grey-street. Auckland. TOI U R N I T U R E. HEISfRY ~CT*BAP AND SOTTED FUNII'TJPiE & BEDDING 1 ESTABLISHMENT, Bottom of ShortlaTid-street ./Having completed the alterations of my "premises ana just received a, large and well-selected «tock of English- and American Chairs, <£c, of every descrip tion, I am now in a position to offer yon special advantages in good, cheap, sound 3TTJENITUBE. MATRESSES, and SHIP'S BEDDIFG, &c. To people abont to be mwif d, now arrivals, and otheri requiring the above, Yon are roost respectfully invited to inspect the same before you give your orders else where, and as all poods are marked in plain figures, yon 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, Mattre?es, and Bedding of every de cription made to order, and guaranteed to give eveiy satisfaction. Mattrasses Re-msde, Eining and Druwj ing : room Furniture Recovered and thoroughly reno« vated. N.8.-i-The business of China, Glass, Earthenw&n, and Kitchen requisites; etc., will be carried oniß usual in the Old Establishment by Mrs Probert ■where every order will receive thejvery besiUJatten tion. &~ NOTE THE ADDRESS — - • H. PEOBERT.f? BOTTOM OP SHORTLAn)o-STREET,[J'ATTCKLAKD •Tfog" B. T. TRAFFORD, SURGEON DENTIST. WIKBIIKLD'STBIIT, Teeth extracted without Fain by Dr Clover's Patent Oxide Gaa. Artlfl".3l Teeth (from One to a Full Set). -A JX McCU LS X V FUNERAL LNDERrAKEK, TOP OP 10880 N-BTRK *T _ I\/rONE7 TO LEND IN AMOUNTS Jj-L FROM £2 TO £200. A Private Gentleman, with Surplus Capital, 18 willing to make advances to Farmers, Tradesmen, Clerks, and others, upon their own Note of Hand, or on Depoßit of Life Policies, Jionds or Scrip, ou Hills of Sale (Furniture without removal), Trade Stocks or Kixtu 'ea, Farming Stocks or Growing Crops, Timber, or any Marketable Security. Trade Bills discounted. Executions and Bills of Sa'e paid out promptly. Repayments received Weekly, Monthly, Quarterly, or Half-ytafjy, to salt the convenience of Borrowers. Distance no object, as repayments can be remitted by Post-office Order .or Crossed Cheque. Tall-particulars knd form of application forwarded on receipt of Stamped Directed; ( Envelope, or on per sonal application to . . MR. J. B. BUER. ' ShortHnd House, fihortland-street, ( Auckland. N.8.-rAll business transaLtions treated Btrictly OQnfldeniiai r.pAYnjC>E?S" PATENT SEWIiNG .JJ. , • ..MACHINES . Should be Inspected by everyone intending to ' ' .Purchase* a Machine, whether hand • : . '.or triadle. |a|§ "■ ■■'•■■■ ■ ■• - |£iSs gs^| .■. ;;. , _ 3-I^B Agent: % PEACOC^, Optician, Shortland-stroet. r l&r "Sewing Machines of every kind repaired on the premises.., ~', " n: "\ ' _■- : {! p I^A NO S! BIANOS! i BORt),,OF PAKIS, IK HANDSOME .WALNUT CASES, FROM ,7 £33 EACH, : J! i , AT. J HOPFMjAN & SONS, 'if.. ?> .■■••: SnOBXLAND-SIREET. B:A 3/S ' S iCELEBEAyP ... - ■■ |"jBULLDoa"£O'-wa3 ■P.:|'A/:L2P; "A 1L E. I Iff*^' ''" ::i "** r'■ '^^B mwm alhm¥\i»L> « "Jj^^K^g^aa arrfak1; n—■nii—i ii iiwa—■■fcttfr A . -■ . REGISTEBEQ TKADt.MARK. ' ; t'S| ( * - SoiiK AcrasTS: \ NATHAN & Ca