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THE EVENING STAB, FRIDAY JULY 21, 18?6



J|IL.JTE AND QHOYCE, Lately TuACMQitrNDEa the Title of M. & C. MILNE, ARE HOW SHOWING LARGE SHIPMENTS OF AUTUMN AND WINTER GOODS, IN ALL TUB NEWEST AND MOST FASHIONABLE STYLES FROM THB London, Pabis, and^ViennaEMabketS. The following are a few specialities :— NEW PARIS MILLINERY STRAW and FELT HATS FEATHERS, Flowers, Torquoise, Satins, &c. JACKETS in Real Sealskin JACKET 3, in Imitation Sealskin, Velvet, Mate lasse, Cloth, &c, MANTLES, Cuirasse and Tabllers WATERPROOFS, in LadieV Child's, and Maids' SHAWLS, Hyde Parks, Palliums SKIRTS, in Felt, Quilted Satin, Alpaca, &o. COSTUMES, in Ladies' and Childrens' SILKS, Black and Colored DRESS GOOD", a large variety, in all Wnewest styles and shades B4X/L DRESSE3 ready made FURS and Fur Trimmings FRINGES and Trimmings for Dresses, Mantles, &c. WOOL GOODS, lanje variety UNDERCLOTHING, Baby Linen, he. CORSETS, in Ladies' and Children's. The largest stock in Auckland UMBRELLAS, Hosiery, Haberdashery, &c. BLANKETS, White and Coloured RUGS, Flannels Quilts, Calicoes, Shhtings, &0. JACKETS and MANTLE CLOTHS, in Satarra, Beaver, Deerskin, Lambskin, Waterprocf Twoed, &c. SHIRTS, in White and Crimean; Undershirts, Ties, Collars, Braces, &c. Wedding and Mournihg Orders promptly executed. MILNE AND CHOTCB, (Lately? trading as M. and C. Milne), OHEAPSIDR HOUSE, & 221 Queen-street TJ W. D V S ON Is now offering the Greatest Bargains in Direct Importations of gRUSSELS AND rpAPESTRY QAEPETS, FELT CARPETS, a^l widths, KIDDERMINSTER CARPETS, Hearthrugs. Floorcloth, BLANKETS, SHEETINGS, QUILTS, &c. V&~ The attention of Hotelkeepers and Parties Furnishing in especially requeste-1, as the Goode|are to be soid Unusually Cheap ! 84, Q XT E B N - S T R B E T, Opposite the Cabstand K. W. DYSON HAS JUST OPENED The La?t Shipment of AUTUMNAL & WINTER GOODS, Comprising Every Description of GENERAL AND FANCY DRAPERY, FRENCH MERINO 3, DRESS SERGES, &0., And some Remarkably Cheap Lines in COSTUMES, JACKETS, &c,, &c. The whole to be quitted at once, nominal prices. Also, THE CHEAPEST LINES IN BLACK AND COLOURED SILKS EVER Offered in Auckland. blankets! bl \nket3!! blanket 3!!! At Importer's Prices, being over-stocked, and the Goods Must be Sold! E. W. DYS ON, WATERLOO HOUSE, 84, Queen - street, Next Waters', Confectioner. < r^ HA I R S~! CHAIRS! EASE AND COMFORT ATTAINED AT LAST. Fob the Counting House and LIB3ABT thb Most Luxuriant Seat is BARBER'S PATENT ROCKING AND TILTING OHAIR. This Chair is universally used throughout the United States. The Senate Chamber and House of Representatives at Washington, the Ohio and Michigan Senate Cham bers, and numerous other Public Institutions, use nothing else. Easily operated, noiseless, sidjus'able for light or heavy persons, and to any height, and not liable to get out of order. A Shipment received last mail direct from the manufactury, by H. P. BARBER, Fort-street, Auckland. FOR RALE Ex Robina Dunlop : 11000 Countess Slates Also, -. . 80 casks Portland Cement 20 barrels Plaster oJ Paris. G. HOLDSHIP & CO., Custom House-street, and 45, Inautance Buildings. UCKLa.NI> & M.&RGEB. RAILWAY- On and after Tuesday, May 23, tho hours for re ceiving Goods at Auckland will be from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. ; on Sati b lays not after 3 pm. Goods for Manurewa, Emma, Buckland's, and Pokeno must be prepaid. If consignees are not at ' these stations to receive goods the railway cannot undertake responsibility in case of loss. By order. •'>■"-'■ A. V. MACDONALD, General Manager, JV/TELLOR'B SAUCE. THE ONLY GENUINE RIVAL OF ; LKA. AND PEKEIN'S , \ WORCESTER SAUCE. EQUAL IN QUALItY; AT HALF COST. rt, 1 •»-To be had of aUGroceirs. : ,G, W, BINNEY, , ~ ~,,. -, Agent, Auckland. WILSON'S EXCELSIOR ' BAKiNa,\ppwr>)e#, 0 ,./;.;;',\ ■,; ; ;,: Supeircedes all others for Quality ana Cheapness. Bold in }lb. tins Is. 3d, each.—L. D. Nathan & Co., Agents for Auckland.



miscellaneous. A MERICAN WASHING FLUID. XX Saves more than half the soap, and nearly all the wash-board labour. Price, ONE SHILLING per quart bottle. IBS' For Salo by all Grocers. We, the undersigned, have thoroughly tested nd approve of "Brown's Liquid Bluing for O'.othes. We consider it cheaper, more economical, and in every way more desirable than any other bluing in the market, and are confident that it will give t faction to every one who gives it a trial:— Samuel Clayton (of Glbbs R. Wilson and Co. and Clayton) S. G. Gibbs Wm. Hunter (travelling nobert Hume (for Hogg for W. and J. Scouinr) and Hutton) E. N, Holland n. R. Clark and 00. Otago Steam Laundry, Tho public arfi respectfully rcquestpd to beware of spurious imitations of the above Ask your grocers for Brown's Liquid Bluing, and take none other. For sale by all grocers at One Shilling per bottle. Bottled by J.BEOWN, Brown-strebt, Dunediu. Brown's Starch Polish for Glossing Linen, imparts that fine glossy appearance so desirable for shirts, c ffs, &c. .Sold in packages for Sixpence each. Extract of a letter to one of our Wholesale Agents R. Wilson and Co., Dunedin. " The Blue is far superior to any I have used before. There is not the possibility of a streak on the clothes from it; and besides being less trouble in using, im parts a more beautiful hue." f\N SALE BY THE SUBSCRIBER: 400 bags Coarse and Fine Bone Dust 20 tons Animal Guano 30 tons Kidrey Seed Potatoes 50 tons Table Potatoes, (Canterbury) 50 bag? Sydney M.-.ize Canterbury Oats Hams ar.d Bacon Wood's Flour in .ro'a and 100's Cai terbirr ami Anckl>nd do fcaU Butter and Cheese, &c. LEYI W. RATON. OPECIAL NOTICE. Parties sending Parcels to any part of tho Waikato can rnly vmon them being forwarded with dis, atch by Early Train, thence per Coach, by booking at tho office of JOHN SOPPET, No. 8, Queen-street. Agent for Mr W. X Caiter. THOYAL INSURANCE COMPANY Notice <>f Rkmoval. The Office of this Oompun; nas thta da 7 bePn Removed from Hobpone _, rtll aiug S) fehort'and-saert to Xew Z;>«laud v'' 11'..^, the Fourth Buildings higher up oil the same.-p^e of the street. GtORGE W. JONES, Agent. Auckland, June 24, 1876. ■\TEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS. KAIPARA RAILWAY. Regular Trains will be run on the Line on and after Friday, the 29th October, leaving Hclensvllle at 7.30 a.m., and Riverhsad at 1.30 p.m. FRANK B. PASSMORE. AMERICAN RUBBER STAMP COMPANY, DUNEDIN. The above Company having erected new and im proved Machinery since the late fire on their premises, are now in a position to ex<?cut« orders of every des cription, in flrst-ciafs style, and at most reasonable rates. Specimens of Stamps, and all information as regards pricesfce., to be obtained on application to the Pulisher, Stab Office HENRY BRETT, Agent for A.R.S. Co. T AMPS! T AMPS ! T AMPS ! CRUICKSHANK, MILLER & CO., 1 IRONMONGERS, 2 2 0, Q...U 3EN-BTBEET, Would Call Special Attention to their Large Shipments, Ex 'Edinburgh Castle,' 'Brodick Castle,' ' Merwanjee I'ramjee, OF ROWATT'S PATENT ANUCAPNIC LAMPS!!! o%r These LAMPS LAMPS LAMPS Are Unequalled by LAMPS lamps any in the lamps LAMPS Market. LAMPS LAMPS LAMPS LAMPS JS6T S&. LAMPS REQUIRING NO CHIMNEY, GIVING A BRILLIANT LIGHT WITH SMALL CONSUMPTION OF OIL, AND Burning without SMOKE or SMELL Hacd Lamps, Table Lamps, Bracket Lamps, Wall Lamps. ANUCAPNIC GLOBES, WICKS, KEROSINE, &o. SOUTH BRITISH FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW ZEALAND. CAPITAL .6750,000. The popularity 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 ,7.£95,184 Lowest rates. Prompt and liberal settlemont'still specially attended. A. BOARDMAN, Manager. riiHE JJEW 2 EALAND FIBRE COMPANY (LIMITED), Abe Now Manufacturing at theib Mills, KAIHU, KAIPARA:— ELAX MATTING, similar to coir, equally cheap, and more durable, suitable for every purpose to which Ooir Matting is applied. Is in use at various Public Buildings in Auckland, and may be had of all Furnish ing Houses. STRONG WRAPPING PAPER, ■ -extremely tough, suitable for Ironmongers* use. rpWTNE, of Various Kinds. SOFT SPUN MARLINE, similar to the imported article, well adapted for Thatch ing and other purposes. CLOTHES LINES, of various Qualities and Sizes. H. B. MORTON, Agent in Auckland. i A BERDEEN POLISHED GRANITE J\ MONUMENTS, In Red and Blue, prom £5, Free on beard ship any part of New Zealand Inscriptions Accurate and Beautijul. IST Plans and Prices fkkk from JOHN LEGGE Sculptor, Aberdeen, Scatl&nd.



npHB ARMY AND NAVY HOTEL, UPPER QUEEN-STREET. JOHN CODLING, Proprietor. The Army and Navy SHADES and RESTAURANT ia now OPEN. You can have a Hot Sausage, Bread, and a Glass of Beer, for £>-| Also, Grilled Steak... Q^ Grilled Steak, with Bread.... 7^ Barnsloy Chop (Grilled) aJ Barnsley Chop, with Bread 17A Basin of Soup . O/-1 Basin of Soup, with Bread A A B&~ Chops and Steaks in Ten Minutes after the order ia given. tSF An apparatus his been fixed on the counter to conk, and have hot at a moment's notice, a Good Sausage. J.C. trusts, with a thorough knowledge of the working of a Hot Luncheon Bar, to meet the require ments of Business Men, also Mechanics. Luncheon Hours: From 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. POST-OFFICE HOTEL, GREY-STREET, WELLINGTON. Travellers to the South will find firßt-olass accom modation at the above Hotel. Suites of apartments for Families. Airy, pleasantly-situated rooms always available. Good dry Sample-rooms, THOMAS TTRWIN, Proprietor. mHS BRITOMART HOTEL, JL CUSTOM-EOU HE-STREET. F. ARCHARD, Proprietor. Tho above Hotel having been recently erected at a great expt-n-e. is now open with a Choice btoik of Wi'ip* and Spirits. English Ales and Stout of the best bra"dH t)w.i>s on hand. FA hopes b> a. Hot ,-u^Mnn * BudneM and by tatting uo.:«.but tb« •; bt , f ovo t £. t > obtain afar shar« vf patroaa^e {rom iUe T Public of iVuCKI&'ICLj F. ARCHARD, BBITOMART HOTEL, (Near the Hallway Rtatioii), Custom-houso-street. TT NIT E D SERVICE wine and spib't -store, Corner of Queen and Wellesley-streets Auckland. JOHN HANCOCK, Proprietor. IMPORTER OP WINES, SPIRITS, &O. J.H. would respectfully call the attention ol th( public to the ursurpassod stock of Wines and Spirit? now on hand, including; the following :— BRANDY— MOSELLE— Henuessy's Deinhard's Sparkling Martell's HOCK— De Laage Fille **** Deinhard's Still Henneßey's # % CHAMPAGNE— Bisqnit De Bonche and De Lossy Dp Laage flasks. Roderers WHISKY— Moets and Chandon'u Kinahan's LL Cliquot Dunvillo's Suckbach's Imperial, Scotch of the best brands fee., &c. and blends. BURGUNDY—Nuita UM— 0. Polack Rod Heart SAUTERNES, very choioe White Jamaica F. Desbonne Lowndes' Vermouth — Noilly Prai Pine Apple and Co. Rum and Shrub. Absinthe GIN— CYDER and PERRY, hi Henke's stone and white wttle and wood. Real gl asa D c vonshire, iteported.by London Unsweetened J.H. Wolfe's Schnapps. LIQUEURS WINES— Curagoa Old Tawny Port, vintage Aya Pana 1852, specially recom- La Maladotta mended to invalids by Flcur de Alps medical gentlemen. Kummel Amontillado Sherry, &c. Maraschino. Australian, all kinds. CLARET— BITTER—INDIEN Margaux Chateau Pomya BRANDY— Tod Heatloyß Orange St. Emilion Cherry St. Julien, &c. Ginger Pocket Flasks—Brandy, Whisky, &0., &c, all If and Is. 6d. ALE and PORTER or the best brands. ENGLISH ALE always on draught Country orders, accompanied with P.O. ord punctually attended toj Tormi :- Cash. WiE NER' S COMMERCIAL HOTEL, CHRISTCHURCH. Mr F. W. WARNER begs to inform intending Visitors to Canterbury that the Improvements that he has recently made render tho Commercial Hotel second to none in New Zealand A considerable portion of the ground floor of the New Building is devoted ely to SAMPLE ROOMS; thus affording unusual dvuntageß to Commercial Gentlemen. Families visiting Christchurch will, the proprletoi 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 Chef, 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 Billiard-room is acknowledged by con noisseurs to be the finest in the Colony. 'Bussea pass the door to uud from every hour daily. Prompt attention paid to all communications addressed to MR. W. F. WARNER, Commercial Hotel, Cathedral Square, Ckristchurch. mHE ARGYLL HOTEL, X GIBBORNE, Opposite the Bank of New Zealand. The undersigned begs to intimate tbat having completed extensive alterations and addT ions to his well-known and favourite hostelry, he is now pre pared to offer accommodation second to none in the district. S. M. W. being In a position to import il 3 Wines, Spirits, &0., direct, none but the bestßranug are kept. Spacious and Lofty Dining ana Commercial Booms A suite o cheerful well-ventilated Bedrooms have , . also been added to the premises. Bath and Billiard Boom (one of Alcock g best Tables. Civility and Comfort Combined with Moderate Charges. SAMUEL MASON WILSON, • . . : , Proprietor. . - : ._ . A BERDEEN BOOT FACTORY, iX ALBERT-STREET. Every description of Men's, Women's, and Children's Colonial made Boots and Shoes kept in stock. Tho only Manufactory in the Province where hand closed'and hand made Boots are to be had. ,',,. A supply of Seamless Watertlghtß always on on hand. BLACK & CO.



Baird and Co. « XILECTBICITY IS LIFE." a 'i _______ PULVERMACHER'S GALVANIC CHAIN BANDS, BELTS, AIW BATTERIES. So simple that, anyone can wse them; wonderful in results, and yet so gentle in action that they may'bo Applied to more infants. TESTIMONIAL. We, the nnti.THifinert I'avo much pleasure In testi fying that Mr J. L Ptri,VEnMAcrnsH.'B recent improve ments' in his Voltaic Batteries and Galvanic Appliances for Medical purposes are of great importance to Scientifln MrtUdnn, and that he is pntit'ed to the cona'deratJon nnd support of every one disposed to further the advancement ef real and useful pro gress. Signed by— Sir C Ti^oooK, Bart, Jhyslcian to H.M. the Queen; Sir H. Holland, Bart., F.R.S., Physician to H.M. the Queen; Sir William Fkrgusson, Bart., F.E.B.,Ehy pician to IT.M. the Queen ; Sir J. R. Martin, Bart., C.8., F.R.C.S., F.K.S. *S Dr. E. Sikvrkino, F.R.C P., Physician to H.R.H. the Prince of Wales, and Phy pici»n to St. Mary's Hospital; Dr. R. Quain, F.Ii.G.P., Physician to the Hospital for Consumption, Brompton. From among the thousands cf Testimonials to the extraordinary Curative power of these Galvanic Appliances, we extract the following as being thoroughly reliable: — TO THE EDITOR OP THR "CHRISTIAN WORLD." Sir.—Knowing that your valuable journal has ever bf en a ni«dium of doing- good not only to thn souls of men, but also to their bodies, as evinced by the great interest you have ever tafien in the benevolent movements of ihe day. I have taken the Übrrty 10 address you upon a subject which often appears in your advertising columns, but which I fear, either through ignorance of its great value or the f«ar of being duped, is overlooked by a very large number of yo'ir rea :ers. I alludo to medical pfitfvaniwn, as applied for the cure of diR aso, :-nt more ei-ptMially that sj'stem of solf-appllcation invented hy Mr Pulvermachcr. Many of th« capi-s wuiohhave come before me have won tivated for months, and anm« for years by men of undoubted ability and rinll in the medical pro tet.si.-ri, who ;, HVO f alr ea the utmost palno, aid ex .-otPd every rrsonrce of the apothecary in vain, have been cv e<i by Pulvermacher's system in v few weeks I will not say ttip.t ev-ry case has lmtwlth like results, but I do affirm tint the proportion of succes* which ha ■ ntt«n'led my feblo rflorfs rlnriue thj last two or tluve years w.mld bo mifflcient to rslab idh a flrst-olans reputation for aijy medical man, espee!a''y considering 'hat n> arly all the patients had been nnrtrr good medical frontment, and many of them bad bei n piveti u>> as hopeless Will you allow mo to recite a iew facts? NEURALGIA. Fifteen months since I Jeut a 10s fid band to a lady who lad been a great sufferer from nkcralgia. lor four months Sho stated that phe hud been under the care of two eminent medicil men (whose names the gavf>). but that Phe had not obtained tho smallest relief; sho hid not been able to gf-t one hour's sound sleep for many weeks; that shn was almost in dis tra?tion from the constant severity of the pain. I placed the band upon her hr.ad, requesting her to wear it till the pain c-msed. I caU d upon her a week nftcr, when sho cxi ressed her deep gratitude for mj kind -ics, seating that she was entirely free from pain, m:(\ had slept b< undly all night for several n.'ghts. and that tier 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, Hn feared his ape was against him, b?ing near 70 but if I thought there was hone he would try. I advised him to try the 60s combined band. He did not re ceive fny great bent fit for several trials, wrote me one or two despairing letters, but I encouraged him bn prrstivere j heard nothing of him from October mill six weeks sinco when ho wro'e m« a litter ex -1 r-ist>ing LiR gratitudo in no meaf-uivd tornis, tstatlng that he was quite recovorfd ; that he hnd enjoyed the bet winter's health during the last wintnr which he had known for many years. RHEUMATISM. Thirteen montlifl ago I met a well-knnwn and highly refpectnble soliritor of this town, walking at a very feeble face, us if in great pain, with a staff in one hand and the other hand stretched out as stiff a* if it hurl rji ithrr lifH nor power. I took the liberty to st >v him and «hlc the nature of his complaint He informed me that h- w-.p ;• great Buffer* r from rheu mntisui, which extended fiom the Boculdera to the tip o( his lingers,.causing his arm to becjme quite still; that ho had received the best medical a vice got no relief, but wan in gr< at pain nl^ht and dny. I strongly advised him to try a galvanic hand, which he ultimately desl'cd I would obtain for him It rea hed from the shoulder to the pa'm of the hand, coiled all round the arm. Ten dajs .-ifter he com menced to wear it he called upon me, placed the afflicted arm over his ehonlder with perfect ease, ex claiiniog, " Thanks to you, Seagir; you are a capital doctor " In three months he was perfectly recovered, and has had no return of the malady. ; - WEAKNESS IN LOINS. Last Octaber a minister wrote me from Rugby, stating that h« suffered severe pain, attended with great weakness in the Joins and legs, so that he could not rise from his chair or walk anywhere without help. I advised him to gel a spine band for the loins, and v narrow one /or the lokh. Hu wrote to me a few weefes ago, expressing his warmest gratitude, and stdtiug that in three weeks from the time he com menced to wear the bands he was so far recovered as to risu and walk anywhere without help. li\DIGESTION. • About the same timu a farmer residing at, Buckle sham— a gontleuwn well-knuwn in ihis neighbourhood —c»lled to seek tuy advioo. Ho bta.ed that his diges tion vvus jo wciiK ihat hin stomach rejected the biiuplesi diet, even a bowl of mi'k from hia own dairy (winch of course was miuus tuo uhaikj, that he ultou leii as he uhuuld i.UI on the fields i»om.hhuor iniu tiiuas us hu weat about I recoinmendod him to try tlie 60j uuuibiucd Jjund. He calltU a^aiu in nix weeks, thdiiked me hiom heartily, and declared thai, he felt physically v new mau. To use hid own words, he bind: " I have no trouble to out my food, or to get about unj where, for I feel as if 1 huU a new stamina in me." SCIATICA. Six weeks sines one of the principal tradesmen of this town, well-known tv nearly every inhabitant, crawled into my house with gieat ailliculty upou a crutch arjd a staff, lie was >n such great pain as to make it difficult, for him torcheart>b hia case. At last he informed me that he h:td been treated for eclatica by a highly respeciablo phy, ici-vn whom he named, but that he had candidly a .an-cd him that he feared he wa3 beyond the reach of medicine, and advi;2d him tj try galvanism ; and. that he bad r.iao tetom ruended him to scefe my advica c.a to the be«t mode of treatment, I obc:'.incd ior Mm a suitable band,which he at once commenced to wear, and in a fortnight Lo cast away his crtnchcn, and can now walk cruet, and attend to his bu3tues3. ilo told me a few days siuce that he had no pain bow ; only a little weakness remained, which he hoped would soon pass off ; and that he was jus>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 grevioua BUtferer from NEUHAIiOTA IN THE TiIMPLES AND FACE. He Said the pain wa? so severe, and her groans so piteous, that his life was quite miserable. I advised him No 2 Band, but he eald that unfortunately he had licet) out of work for six weeks, and could not raise 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, Be never returned to report, bet a few weeks aftar.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 completely recovered, but that he feared if she had not soon obtained relief she wou'd have gone mad, for her cries of suffering had long been so d'strer -ing as to alarm her neighbours. He also said, the succs.-s of your Bands in that case hud deeply interested him in the subject of Medical Galvanism, and ha has already recommended several patients. NERVOUS DEPRESSION. Mr N, Ipswich, one of our largest draper*, called upon me in March laat, to ask my opinion of his sister's case. He stated that sbe 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 pleaßing and satisfactory, and that all her friends were surprised and delighted at the great improvement which had taken place.) Ipswich, Suffolk, . Bob set Sba.ger. *** We insert this letter bectuse we know that the writer is quite incapable of [misrepresentation, and tbat his object is one of pure philanthropy. The testimony that he bears to the efficacy of the electrical bands and chains ia certainly moat remarkable.— Ed C.W. The appliances are invaluable in all cases of Rheumatism Neuralgia Paralysis Headache Toothache Asthma ' Liver Complaint T>eafness Sciatica Lumbago Gout Indigestion Eebilitv Palpitation &c., &c., &c. PRICES, FROM 13s 6d AND UPWARDS. . Pamphlets and all particulars forwarded Free. Sold by all Chemists, and by BAIRD AND CO., QUEEN-STREET, AUCKLAND. 05" Sole Agents fob New Zealand. -®8i



Great OlothtngSaJe. ¥EW SEASON GOODS TV/TACK INTOSHS, PATENT WATE £* PROOF COATS. The Genuine Article. Warranted^W^rproof. ARE NOW Look for thelMaker's name. JUST OPENING COOMBES > S patent life■ preserving WATERPROOF COAT. __ A Great Novelty, and Worthy I AT THE CITY CLOTHING MART, UMBEELLAS. A Magnificent Asaortment. Splendid and Curions[Hand>; q 2 rOX'SandfSANGSTBR'S PARAGON, 8, 12 £and y4 alsol6Bibß, extra strong and durable, in SILK ALPACA,S&C, &O. QUEEN-STREET. " HATS. A Large and Varied Assortment of all the Newest Shapes and Styles, at remarkably Low Prices. Special attention la ——— to tliese Goods, as they are really ; Good and Cheap. OAMUEL QOOMBES, OVERCOATS. In all Shapeß and Styles, suitable for the Season. PROPRIEf OE. ID Great VSriGty- ii^SllMieoßi^ZZZ , Miscellaneous.



H.P.H. tittb KEMO\El>iio the foot of Orey-stieet" ]||]^|j|^^^^|J^''^^^j^la/ m T. DICKENSON, funeral; undertaker. ; ESTABLISnKD 1859. Adults' Funeral furnished from jCB 10s., Including Mounted Coffin, Hearse, Grave, and attendance.) tar oteTthe Address:— VICTORIA-STREET WEST, 4 doors from Hobson-street. UT INKS AND LJ ALL, k'JWMiiUilillH—j^" SHORTLAND-STREET. 1117 K. HAFWAED, W ' MATTIIEf<SMA_EIt, CABINETMAKER, AND FUNERAL UNDERTAKER, "WYNDHAM - BTBEET. "-"iSSSSiS.*-** GREAT 'REDUCTION q f&~ N.B —Grave Fences Made. f *- IN THE GROVER & BAKER TU S T LAN DfiXD A T rN ■««• J ™ dewing Machines. THE PHARMACY, QUEEN - STREET EX LA ESCOOESSA— NEW REMEDIES THE £9 machines reduced to £7153- RECENT DISCOVERIES. SALICYLIC ACID, the wonderful antiseptic ana ditinffctant JABORASTDI LEAVEB.'a powerful diaphoretic and slaligoerue—TlNCTOßE of BOLDO, T*7TXTir_ C_ XT AT T h*paMc alterative cavory and Moore's PEPTO- WIJNJIo &_£AJ___. DYN, combines the properties) of Pepfine aDd Pan- » ereatlne Squire's Solution of Bimeconate of Mor- „-„„» phla Ferris's Nepenthe Sulpho-carbolate of _u_«i». g o( j a KIRBY'S PHOSPHORUS PILLS, and Phos phorus Pills with Quinine, Iron, and Nux Vomica— Croton Chloral Ozonic Ether Calabar Bean Papor Lacto-Phoephate of Lime G-narana Powder TAMAR INDIEN, a pleasant substitute for Oastor Oil Injection Brou CHURCHILL'S PECTORAL TABLETS Kay's Essence of Lin- Heed Hartin's Crimson Salt Cooper's Voice Lozenaes AICKIN'B PODOPHYLLIN PILLS No a (Sugar-coated) NERVINE TONIC PILLS (Sußar-coated) -NEURALGIA PILLS (Sugar coated) ANTI-DYSPEPTIC PILLS (Sugar-coated) Gayetty's Medicated Paper, &0., &0., &c. . . INFANTS' FOOD. Bowen's Ground Sago, Ncstle's Laeteouß Farina Finest Bermuda Arrowroot, in lib. tins. Dr. Ridge's Food, Savory ana Moore's Infant Food'*c-'&^ TV/T TJNT HOBSON NURSERY, Crawshaw's Aniline Dyes (Crystals), a one shilling "LJ~ REMUERA, packet will go far as six of Judson's bottles. 0. T. WREN would, as usual at this season, bring «cs- ATvm?w«_ «nd! r *^ c S otlce of hiß Patr°ns his Stock of Nursery ** -a-DDKKhb Goods of all descriptions, of their usual sterling char- Trrn . T . T actor, nowso well-known. They embrace a collection AICKIN, Z f. f rult TreGS unsurpassed in merit, many of the ' klndi» in advanced growth and bearing condition, and rk-DPnGTTT? RAfJir m? TCFW 7.W.A1 AfJT) a choice young stock of Apple Trues on OPPObrUij .BAJNIV UJJ JNJI.W /j&A.IjA]SL>, Ordinary and also on Blight Proof Stocks, tbe new QUEEN - STREET al»d valuable American kinds, and a fine collection of VICTOKIA-STBEET, AUCKLAND. and BhelterTr.es ana Shrubs * very ex ensive variety, and in various stages of growth. A well-advanced Stock of Deciduous Trees for avenue planting, etc. Palms, Climbers, Camellias, Roses Hedge Plants, Beed Potatoes, and a host of other choice ana useful items—The Nursery List wil a forwarded free on application. W. J. Hurst and Co., Town Agents. -gUTLER AND McJNNES, AN OLD STORY BE-MORAL'D. HOUSE, SIGN, AND DECORATIVE -^ T m - h , . PAINTERS AKD PPERHANGERS, (TTeXwaiTm? ythe other joe) Foot of Wakefleld-street. The distance two score miles and ten, _____ And fifty long miles back again. Oil, Colour, Glass, White Leaa, Scrim, Brushes, ™? B' y they sped with rlSht good will, Varnishes, Glue, Paperhangings ol all Through bush and brake, o'er plain aud hill descriptions. But very soon the one call'd Joe Declared he could no further go. W All orders entrusted to" their care will receive So^ikiTah^" 1* ".?* brook delay ' prompt attention. m« £n!L. « I Z? et aT ay; r His journey and his business o'er, He took the road for home once more ROYAL STANDARD CARRIAGE AND S hf,? half, back he met poor Joe." SPRING FACTORY DT7RTTAM Walking along but very slow, oriUJNi* JAOIUKX, JJU-vJIAM- Who when he saw that it was Jim, S TRE ET. With rueful face thus question'd him : A. MACKIE begs to bring before the public an j <iJa^_^J lii? h ? B Sj& important fact in connection with the Coachmaking While I, with blisters on each toe and Wheelshoemg business. Having completed his Have five-and-twenty miles to tw V» arrangementß for carrying on the above, and having Quoth Jim, "The secret voVshall h«™ every modern appliance ol1 the trade, he can offer How I with ease and oomCteo advantages beyond any other firm In the Dame Nature's gifts I don't abnß« trade, and as doctors sometimes differ and coach And Hemps always makes my shoes makers cannot always agree, A. Mackie has deter- We forget whether Jim woreTLir of 'm,r m•« mmedion a price-list of his own, which he now Elastic Sides or Balmoral Boots atMaVfi* E^l submits to the public, and which, for the same both go well. His wUehas kept ud t^hiSfv? 11* ey claw and quality of work, shall defy competition, and she wears ouxmJw_ _S Kid Fl a «H n s-JT Si Wheels shod at all hours, in any kind of weather, 10s 6d. -Wastio Sides at and all work done by A.M. guaranteed Prices per _____ pair for Shneing Wheels :-Buf?gies, 11s ; Cabs, 11s ; HEMUS'S STAR "ROOT" WADUDftir 'Bus«s, 11s; Expresses, 11s; Light Spring cms. Us Mww* n™. n WAREHOUSE, Heavy Two-wheeled Expresses and Drays 12s New Market Corner, Queen-street. Tires and Springs, the best that can be made, at 1 : j~\r\r\ TT a n ~ proportionate rates, and every other kind of work the I lilll I V ■«■ -K> D S same. Note the address—Royal Standard Carriage -t-9 x -'V-fV/ X ■ and Spring Factory, Durham-street, opposite A BucklandsHaymarketSaleyardg. HOMESPUN ALLWOOL, r|^ HE AMERICAN ls- 4d- pE_l YARD; PHOTOGRAPHIC COMPANY, USUAL PRICE, 2s. 6d. QTJEEN - SXaBET, Auckland. T ,_ __ J. M. McLACHLAN JOHN McGARRIftLT? ' " ~J. QtTH_I r aX|IMT. J . ; . ; ;■,.,■;,.. MCGARRIGLE, OppoßiteMoArthur.SheraandCo.^ MANAaER- NewWarehoxua



yEHETUN BLINDS, w^tt PBRFORATBD AUOXLaSS "£»**""* BLIND i7"rcOK AND GIUBY-STBEBTB, COBNEB OF COOK AND r Of any dimensions, g a°y time) of the best quality Hundred, WJ^° tfs and sent to all parts of New Ze*lanT°T*ma PS^Jf^ ateßretUrneaby 08t '* M H BUSBY, * +™>r and Importer of the Material, Local Manrifacttirer Mid^mp Worker (man , Practical Blind Maleer anu j^naon), Manufao years eetabliehed at City^ KO Blinds, Plain turerof every aescriptionoi de and Ornamental Wire w d_yEN ETj A N goUSE, SEffS »* *** ?«*«* "El IT R N I TURE. HENRY ~PROBEKT'S CFT BAP AXD SOTT^B FUNITURE & BEDDING 'ESTABLISHMENT. Bottom of Shortland-street. Having completed the alterations of my premises and just received a large and -well-selected rtock of English and American Chairs, &c, of every descrip tion, I am now in a position to offer you special advantages in good, cheap, sound ruK>ITTJBB. MATKBPSBB, and SHIP'S BEDDING, &c To people about to bo msrri.d, new arrivals, and others requiring the above, You are most respectfully invited to inspect the same before you give yotsr orders else where, and as all goods are marked in plain figures, you will be able to judge for youwelevs. Good, sound Chairs at 4s, 4» 6d. ss, and upwards, warranted to give satisfaction, or the money returned. Furniture, JWattreses, and Bedding of every des cription msde to order, and guaranteed to give every satisfaction. Mattrasses Be-mado, Eining and Drawi ing-room Furniture Be covered and thoroughly reno- N B.—The business of China, Glass, Earthenware, and Kitchen requisites, etc., will be carried on ss usual in the Old Establishment by Mrs Probert, where every order will receive the very best!.atten« tion. V*~ Note the Address— H. PEOBERT, BOTTOM OP SHORTLAND-STREET,? ATJCBXATTP FOR~EVER !! J. STAT.IYWORTHY Begs to remind the public of the existence In New market of a STATIONERY and TOY DEPOT, where all Goods are marked at or under Town Prices. To arrive per Bobina Dunlo : 5 cases and bales of Stationery. Cheapest ever Imported. ■VT McCTTLSKY * FUNERAL I.NDERTAKER, TOP OF HOB SO y.BTPH^T ■ QHOLLAH'S GREAT INDIAN CURES, & '(Lately Introduced;; intoS New£ Zealand). THESE EXTRAORDINARY MEDICINES Since their recent introduction and use in the SOUTHERN PROVINCES. Have done an amount of good to the SICK AND SUFFERING xf ever before known in New Zealand. Cases of RHEUMATISM and GOUT that- had baffled all available skill, Have been Cured! Although the snflerers had been distressed and tortured for 13,14,15, and 16 years. These invaluable INDIAN" MEDICIWE3 will shortly be introduced into the Auckland Province, of which due notice will be given bj tho On receipt of the Medicines, due notice will be given by BROWN, BARRETT & CO. Wholesale Agents for the Province, r~o~~o ,o oo ROLLS OF PAPERHANGINGS. w. phillFFps and son - m -95 AND 97, QCKBN-BTRBKT, Have Just Opened, ex late arrivals, 80j Packages t» » ~ ,New PatfeSrcf ! *„;, *pA, p j2r hanginos, MnE-iuSJ? l<r^? m for Shipments to arrive ,pc to JurSers ' a'' °ffer s Peoial j Gheap Hessian and Scrim - I Gilt Mouldings, a large assortment, new designs Artists Colours, in oil and water: Canvas Paper, Mounts, and Sundries ' Engravings, Olposrraphs, Photographs and Scrap Balance of Btock of Ohromo Lithographs, bo ; Pubhshert price. v ' Silvered Plate Glass, from 136 x 72 Polished and Rough Plate, Sheet. Ornament* clt AD a™i r photogr»PhJ c Glass : S 8? A? E. S 'Palnts'0118. Colours, V»rn sh Brushes, Patent Silicate, Oxide of Iron Anticorrosiveand Nelson Hematite Paint, and a PorUan^clmenr terS' ™d D^^^' Sundrie **~ Wholesale and Ektaii, PUCCiUU'^ 'HOU, ~' '' ' 95 & 97, Queen-street.