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-Sy^^SSS_______s_____sS____________________!^_____! JJ^ILNF AND QHOYCE, LA.TELV TBADING UNDKB THK TITIiK OB '.'.... M. & C. MILNE, ABE NOW SHOWING LARGE SHIPMENTS OF AUTUMN AND WINTER GOODS J IN AIiL THB NEWEST AND MOST FASHIONABLE BTYLES FROM THK LONDON, PABIS, ANI>iVCT»NA_;M*EKI!TS. ______ The following are a few specialities:— r NEW PARIS MIIiLiNERY1 STRAW and FELT HATS ~ ,„ FEATHERS, bowel's, lforquOike,^atlnß, &c j JACKETS in Real Sealskin oa JACKETS, ih-Imitation Sealskin, TTelvet^Matef S- A ' lass. - Cloth, he MANTLES, Cuirasse and T?abUers ' WATERPROOFS, in Ladies' Child's, and Maids] SHATVLSJ Hyde. Parks, Paliiums SKIRTS, in Ft-lt, Quilted, Satin, jAlpaca, &o. COSTUiIES. inLadies'. and Childrena; -. "1;^ SILKS, Back and Coloted' . DRESS OO >D"*, a large Variety, ih all the'newest style.l }.and shades i <■ i>: '.'. BILL DRESSES ready made FURS and Fur Trimmmj^ ...:':. i FRINGES and Trimmings for Dresses; Mantles^ •fei,. ; --*0- ■' ' ■< :,~ WOOL GOODS, large variety * 7 I "-' tfiTOERCI-OTHING, iaby Linen, ke , _ ! CORSETS, in Ladies' and ChildKn's. The largest stock in Auckland. ~ , UMBRELL\S, Hosiery, Haberdabhery, he BLANKETS, White and Coloured '. j RUGS, flannels Qnats, Calicoes, Shutings, &c. JACKETS and MANTLE CLOTHS, in SatarraJ Beaver, Deerskin, Lambskin, Waterproof Tweed, &c. SHIRTS, in White and Crimean; Undershirts; Ties, Collars, Braces, &c. Wedding and Mourning Orders promptly-executed. "-• r . - * < ' MILNE AND CHOYGE, j (Lately-trading as M. andC Milne), CHEAPSIDE H-USB, & 224 Queen-street :i,0,,i :n ; ._. OT W* -\ j:at uo.')' '-> ~'-0 '- ''.zoimnl .<7_ ..:ii f-.•'• —-' I ...... ....... •w^-(,T;i . . ! ..,;,,i,nr ,I.r* I «./ovi_ ! /-VAj __ j m v.'..--"J'.-r-'I 1- aiaoila-lliu: CSt j ( ~.,, . ....,X, ;. ...r;, rr O^H^ i ■~, .il I -i/l E- THv. i> V SO Nt • .] T / v, : J 7. .. T i o I '*' a'" Is now offertog the Greatest Bargains in , •'- - Direct Importatlohs'of .AND. rji APES TRY £JARP^S, ij.ui ■».* - ': ' FELT CARPETS, t,2_.T J L widths, KIDDER.MIp TER r CARPSTS, cv BEAftTHRJiGS, FLOOBOLOTH, blankets, Sheetings,' quiLts,^ &'c CP" The attention-of Hotelkeepers and Parties FurnlSrlijctf.is rrquestei, as the Goods>re to be'sold UNt.BTjA_.i_x Cheap j. 84, „Q. TJVE.H! * -,S.T RrE E T, Opposite the Cabstand. -roYf ir. .aoiibnn v I , -'''^ >-' JborSKi aDYSON^ HAS JUST OPENED (...-■- .■■ ' , ~ 0 ,?,£,.. Thi; Last Shipment of ~; . > .^UTIPMNAL & WINTER GOG«B^, JJKQjgj.irl-iin'g Every Description of GENERAL AND FANCY DRAPERY,; .FRENCH-MERINO*. DRESS SERGES, &C. f And some Remarkably Cheap Lines in JIOTOJjCEei -tACKE_e_. ho„ ic. The whole to be quitted at once. " udminal prices. .__. vl A a Also; - A TH- CHEAP FSTLJJLNBP IN BLACK j ND < OLOl TRED SI T.KS EVER oYtW^ltr ' AtfcitiiAND. iT valriOliT i.-> .iii.?~ "- .11'J rj,'.. is ,1 -ujij " '• At Import'-r's Prices, beipg. oyer-sSocked.' and ttie.Goods.Musf.be,Sold!- . -, , t-JJ'l' >J j_...--'t.;- J < ' -■- EcrWATERLOO HOUSE, C U 84, QKitP'B*iqt-!rm,"t '-'■ S^T' :R ifE' E T, t'.bZ c-rN^-t'Watere', Confectioner.' Jj ": _.(,.. STA OIIHAOI;' :j}> ,-■>'■ Jiam islita h inl&k'.-> r-u" -. /sj^W-'.upl.l idl _*»;qa;«« j fa.-Jjif •rjiov'.-h. .". . ;'"'' r ' -1""''1 ' "' — '• — ZJ-i ! : V.;;TVAMP^! | • :,, lati.lfA '-7'--'r >\7 "J ".V'" ( >° '<i'';..r'' '' '" Sl©OKffi^|^Ji_g^__^^ c 0. * '?'.' t " v °Jd i '.'.".V, 2' 20, Ojtr iin-B.i e'k _. Wotjli' Call Special Attention to their j \o so.ft-, oil J Uuim *' r««»J-«V>i •■ "r -!■ "' •''■" Oili itii wio -iiLABIGEK SHIPMEKTB, ' "'" '■ •urn mil \ IiJO.-i-i.-i. 11 :'•• -i '■•■ "•'i. i'"B :';-' ' j Ex ' Edlnbu-gn<Caßtle,^, Brodick Ca_tle;' - ;/.\j\ J. i <'««f*ai_jfe_'W-tojiijT)i' r- a ,«T>9i_oi'i^iJ k j ROWATT'B 7 PATENT, A^y.g APNIC «_ 11 OTI . W Cr- Theie" (' ■' ; " dO, ■ LAMPSii HO :: ay.< if. ''/.A <LI LA.MPS | LAMPS Are-jUnequalleA by LAMPS Lamps any in the lamps LAMPS; ...,_, r/MARKyc'r.7;;:" LAMfS Lamps',;,;. : r'. ,- : ■ ,_ ..........lamps REQU^^I^G ,^, OHIMNEY,. GIVING A BRJLLIANT/. LIGHT WITH SMALL *--OONBU-_P__O-TOF jOHL, (j_M-,,:ijiiti, ;.-*r...1,/!',''J_i AMD-'-- 6t »f "' "A"A'_ Burning without SMOKE or SMELL r»o_->«l_n*lA boiid^; :j: -jM - «ii ri!-r'-''-;' '*-• _: ii / n< i>u i Hfttid Lamps, . » i i> .i-.Jf^ m tJ y" ot '>hle Lamps, , ~. , ~,-. ,1, , W jainj; ii ;>iv..<,.i i ,,&i#etl'Wapßf- . ,<.'"A' r_. ; -. iHiVi t,,i . uv, \„ ■,:, WaH Lamps, . ... . od lftw v " " ANUCAPNIC ~,:. GLOBES^ WICJLS, gEROSip, a Ao. »cr2rfti ouCf;Jj__i _4 ..i#..



Miscellaneous. RIBLLOR'S SAUCE. THE ONLY"GENUINE RIVAL OF LEA AND PERRIN'S WORCESTER SAUCE. EQUAL IN QUALITY AT HALF COST. mr To be had of all Grocers. G. W. BINNEY, Agent,.Auckland. rJTEE "W"EW r^EALAND FIBBE COMPANY (LIMITED), Abe Now Mantjfaotoking at the-B MtLLS, KAIHU, KAIPARA :- FLAX MATTING, similar to coir, equally cheap, and more durable, suitable for every purpose" to which' Coir Matting Is applied. Is in use at various Public Buildings 1 in Auckland, and may be had of all Furnish ing Houseß. STRONG WRAPPING PAPER, extremely tough, suitable for Ironmongers' iUee. ~j, rpwi^E, of Various Kinds, , SOFT SPUN MARLINE, similar to the imported art,:cle, well adapted for Thatch - "' ing and other purposes.; '; C.L OTH E S LINES, of various Qualities and Sizes. :, H. B. MORTON, ' '*. Agent in Auckland. \XTEW T\RESS MATERIALS. r <■ ' .. -. TL. ATKINS HAB OPENED ALL THE NEW STYLES OF -, 1: DRESS MATE RIALS \l» ' FOB THE AUTUMN & WINTER SEASON, COM F RISING — plain and fancy goods, /tlain winceys, ' ' "merinos ] black velveteens , 1 - _ SERGES BLACK SILK VELVET v &d, &C.J.7 &c. A SPLENDID STOCK OF BLACK SILKS, Same as always kept in Stock, and noted as decidedly the Best Wearing in the Market. THE PRICES OF BLACK SILKS ARE THE ■•.-•■■ *:: .. iOWEST IN A UCKLAND. . A VERY HEAVY STOCK or BLANKETS, h.-'.IM ■ , Bought much under value, to be *'•; SOLD CHEAP. 'J • ' Sheetings, Quilts, Long Curtains, Calicoes, and . Manchester Goods. ;■ a..-:.l '-■. Splendid value In this Department. ."QUEEN'S HOUSEHOLD PATTERN " ._.•_'-.'_, . TABLE LINEN. ; ;', ; Just Opened, a beautifnl Pattern. Will wear a - Ufeiime,. jAll size's ift stock, with Napkins to match, and the Price.yery reasonable. NEW. CLOTHING ! NEW TWEEDS ! Cheap Tweeds for Boys'|wea_. , REAL MOSGIEL TW UEDS, Ss Hi) PER YAR iJJL , M- AT KINS.. TRADE ARK- O.V)U^!ER, GUILLET & CO , .COGNAC. - j_ _. [ESTABLISHED, IN>7LjBO .J MESSRS. LEWI? BBO.T7B(ERS! , AUGI-LAND, , 1 ' ' Have secured! the AGENCY- fot this-"Celebrated BRANDT,' so justly consid-i-_Bd/tl_a-finest made. They'always ■ have on .hand Hhds. Ouarter-casks,. Ci-ses.,and Imperial flasks ■ BISQUIT, DUBOUCHE & GO. f -. : - -g :_i ikot n , [Established 1819.. ' SHIPPERS^ OF'B!R^NDY COGifAO ! r^HDS., iQRf-CASKS, CASES, AND FLASK ICT 7 SoriS'AoENT in Auckland—' :i I 0. NATHAN 'ft CO., r\y H E AM E R I C A N ■JL k X A li PHOTOGRAPHIC COMPANY, vI QtT-SEK - STREET, . Auckland. . ■-, , .JOHN McGA|RRIGLE, MANAGER. T HI S T L E HOTEL P. DARBY, '■'■' '■';, Wholesalb' and Rbtait WINK AND SPIRIT STOKE _~"_ QUEEN-STREET AUCKLAND, Begs ' aye to return m_ny thanks to the public, for their beral support f accorded him for many year* past. Having erected splendid Premises on the site o. the old< House, which wsW destroyed by flra, he ii now prepared to execute all orders entrusted to him from town or country, with the . CHOICEST SELECTION 0J" ,7. W'l NE S' AN D SP I R-1 TB, . Comprising— j Sandima-'s Pour Diamond Old Port Wine| Buff, Cordon's Sherry ' bampagne—Cliquot's Champagne—Perrier, Jonet's ' ! Champagne— Moselle, pints and quarts. 1 Claret—Chateau, Laroae , Claret—Lafltte '", , dlarit-Leoville U Ati -.tit Claret—St Julian's - a ■ Real Old Jamaica Rum Hennery's Three Star Brandy ~., . And othe_ choimwandt. J ! Ml ASSORTED OASES MADE UP TO ORDER DIFFERENT BRANDS. - .!' BASS'S KNGIiISH ALE ON DRAtTGHT. Liberal Al owances'j made to wholesale purchasers. TERMS : S^ RIQTLY OASH.J Spirits overproof, the same as from bonded Store ■old in any quantity.



I mm, . ■ i _ScS_S-.i . ••'. rpHE ARMY AND NAVY HOTEL, " UPPER QUEEN-STREET. JOHN CODLING, Proprietor. The Army and Navy SHADES and RESTAURANT is now OPEN. You can have a Hot Sausage, Bread, and a Glass oi Beer, for g^J Also, Grilled Steak Qj[ Grilled Steak, with Bread ... I7 < J < Barnsley Chop (Giilled) g^j Barnsley Chop, withßread... "7A BasinofSoup . gJ Basin of Soup, with Bread < 4t(\ IEST" Cliops and Steaks in Ten Minutes jifteir the order is given. jt__T An apparatus has been fixed on the counter tp cook, and have hot at a moment's notice, a Good Sausage. ( * j J.C. trusts, with a thorough knowledge, of, ,tho 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. j POST -OFFICE HOTEL; GREY-STREET, WELLINGTON. Travellers to the South will find first-class aocom> modation at the above- Hotel. Suites of apartments for Families. ; Airy,ipleasantly-situated rooms always available. Good dry Sample-rooms, j . . THOMAS~URWIN, j| ' Proprietor. THE BRITOMART HOTEL, . CUSTOM-HOU^E-STRBET. •" j F. ARCHARD, Proprietor. The above Hotel having been recently orecte_ at; a great expense, is now open with a Choice Stock o^ Wines and Spirirp. English Ales and Stout of the beat bra- ds always on hand. FA hopeß by strict attention to business, and by keei-int? none but tha very best of eveiythlng, tci obtain a fair share of patronage from the Public of Auckland, F. AE CHARD, BRITOMART H"O ~T, E L, (Near the Railway Station), . Customhouse-street. TTNITED SERVICE WINE AND SPIRIT STORK,' 77 X Corner ok Queen and Welleslby-streets ' Auckland. ._;'■-• d -_, JOHN HANCOCK, Proprietor, IMPORTER 'OF WINES, SPIRITS, &0. J.H. would respectfully call the attention of tiui public to the ursnrpassed stock of \^ines and Spirit* now on hand, Including the following :— BRANDY— MOSELLE— Hennessy's ■ Deinhard'iS Sparkling Martell's HOCK—.. De Laa^e Fills "** Deinhard's Still: . Hennessy's-„%, ! CHAM.PAGNjS— '' , Bisquit De Bouche and Do Lossy , De Laage flakks. RodeiiP)!? WHISKY— Moots and Ohandon'a Kinahan's LL Cliquot ', i Dunville's Seckbach's Imperial, Scotch of the best brands he, &e'-, ( ) and blends. BtJP.pUNDY-Nults UM— C. Polack Red Heart SATJTERNES, very cholc. White Jamaica F. Desbonne Lowndes' Vermouth — Noilly Prat Pine Apple • and 00. j '■'• Rum and Shrub. Absinthe GIN— 7 CYDER and PERRY, In1 Henke's stone and white jottle and wood. Real glass • . ~ Devonshire, importe'd|by London Unsweetened J.H. Wolfe's Schnapps. LIQUEURS— WINES— Curagoa < i. ■ 1 Old^awny Port, vintage Ay a Pana . 5852, specially recom- La<Maladetta ■" 77 j mended to invalids by Fleur de Alps •"■''•' . medical gentlemen. • Kummel, s-s i ' Amontillado Slftrry, &6.'''Maraschino. Australian, all kinds. ' - | CL.aRET— ,7/ BITTER—INDEEN > ■; Margaux - - . : . l't> CtuiSpau PomyH BRANDY— ' Tod lleatioys Orange ~ St.Emilion ri ( Ohjerry! \) YV\ ' St: tfulieh, &o. Ginger Pocket Flasks—Brandy, Whisky, k0. % he, at|_ii and Ib. 6d. '••" 'n" •<' ' . 1 'ALE arid PORTER'of the best brands. ENGLISH ALE always'on dratlght Country orders, accompanied with P.O. OtH punctually attended to{ . •' " ■ "'" ■' Terms :— Cash. .;:■>: b-iA W'' Ak NE R' S' -COMMERCIAL HOTEL,' CHRISTCHURCH. . Mr Jr. W. WARNER begs talnfc-m Intending Visitors to Canterbury that the Improvements that he has recently made render the-Commercial Hotel second to'none in New Zealand A considerable portion of the ground floor of the New Building is demoted ely,tQ. gAMPLE BOOMS; thus affording unusual ■ dvantages to Cojnmerciai Gentlemen. ;,,.| ■I.■ •. ~•;■• ' in 7, v .<-■ Families visiting Christchurch will, the p froprieto. is assured, find no fault with the Suites of Apkrtmen provided for their accommodation. The Bath-rooms are fitted up with eyerjr'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. 'Busses pass the door to and from every hour daily. Prompt attention paid to all communications addressed to MB. W. F. WARNER, Commercial Hptel, j *;-•; [7_.'f Cathedral; Square, Christchurch. HE ARGYLL HOTEL, GISBORNE, t • ' Opposite the Bank Of New Zealand. The .undersigned begs to, intimate tbat having completed extensive alterations and audi _ons to his well-known' and 'favourite h6stelry. he is nov pre pared to offer accommodation second to nbnS in the district, .. T ~ "' "•''*■•• S. M. W. being in a position to Import ila Wines, Spirits, &0.. direct, none but the best Bran as 1 ... q are kept. ■• f '[ Jf t , ' Spaoiousand Lofty Dining and Commercial Booms j A suite 0 cheerful well-yentilaipd Bedrooms have also been added to' the premises. i :« 7___ > * _a. T -' '" Bath and Billiard Room (one of- Aloook s • ',■' best Tables, j ± ]± ' * ' Civility, and Comfort Combined with Moderate ■7_ ~ ■', -Charges..., ,' » „ .,,.,; ,1 . ■•■ ---., - - SAMUEL MASON WILSON. ' > .. Proprietor. |i'„ . _ ..' j . . ABERDEEN BOOT FAiCTOBiY, ALBERT-STREET, ■ ,:, _ Every description of Men's, Women's, and Children's Colonial made Boots and Shoes kept in stock, " ' - The only Manufactory in the Province where hand closed and hand made Boots are to be had. U A supply of Seamless . Watertights alurayi on on hand. '';-., ■■.^u:,,. .... BLACK A 00.



;/','. :, /'/.'•■ Baird'apd Cfo-; :" \- 7 «C%LiEiC^!EIICITJS: IS LIFE:' PULVERMACHER'S GALVANIC CHAIN BANDS, BELTS, , AND BATTERIES. So simple that anyone can use them; wonderful in results, and yet so gentle in action that they may be applied to more infants. TESTIMONIAL. We, the undersigned, havo much pleasure in testi fying that Mr J. L Ptrr,VßßM..ciiEß.'s recent improve ments in "his Voltaic Saiferies. unci Galvanic Appliances for M?{._ ca i -purposes arc of great importance to Scientiac Medicine, and that he Is entitled to' the consideration and support-of everyone disposed to further! the advancement of real and useful pro gress. ,j! Slgne'^'by— 7 , .. .. ' . Sir C. L'oock, Bart., Physician to "S.jjS. i the f" ' ': Queen; : • : I Sir H.'HoliiAnu; Bart, P.R.S.; Physician to H.M. the'Qneen; Sir WfiM___ Fkbotjsson, Bart., F.R.S., Phy-' sirian to H.M. the Queen ; Sir J- R- Martin, Bart., C.8., 1.8.C.5., 1 F.R.S. Dr. E. SirVbking. P.R.C.P.,» Physician to H.R.H. the; Prince of Waleß, and Phy-. sicisn to St. Mary's Hospital;?' , Dr. R. .Quain, P.R.C.P., Physitfian to the "Hospital for Consumption, Brompton. FrOm"air-o.i£ the thousands of Testimonials to the _extraordiijary sCur.Tjtlve .power of these • Galvanic Appliances, we extract the following -as boing horqughly reliable: — _ TO THE EPITOR OF THE «' CHRISTI IN WORLD." Sir —Knowing (hat your valuable journal has ever been a medium of doing good, not only to the souls k of ja_,en,>^">ut also .to their.bodies, as e»ihcd by the great interest you have ever taken in tho benevolent movsjpents of the day, I have taken the liberty to pddre,SSron)iipon a subject which often appears in your advertising columns, butwhi.li I.'fear, eithei1 throus-h ignorance of its great Value or the fear of being duped", is overlooked by a ,very large number of your rVsl-lei's. ~ . I,pl)tfoV to medical galvanism ar> applied for the 'crtft} of dls-'ase, but more esppr-lal'y that system of self-application invented by Mr Pulvermacher, 1 Many of th» cases which have come before me have been treated for months, and some for years, by men ( o£ undpubtpd ability and skilll.Un the medical pro fession, who have taken the utmost pains, aud ex hausted every resource of the apothecary in vain, have been cuted by Pulvermachor's Bystem in t few weeks I will noir say that cv.-ry c«Be has met with like rennlts, but I do affirm tint the proportion of ,sueses-iwhifh ha-i att«ndp^ my feble efforts during thoJIiW two 6t tbl^e years winld be s' fllqiept .to estab'ish a first-class reputation for any medical man. e<.pec'a'ly considering t_iat,n»ariyi_ill the patientß had been under goon medical 'refitment, and many of them had bel n piven up. as h >peless Will you allow me to recite a few facts? - . -- NEURALGIA. ,'. i ' Fifteen months since I lent a 10s Gd band to a lady wlio ; had been « great ( srtftVrer from kkurADGia lor four months She' sfa'ed that she had been under the care of two eminent medical men (whose names sho p&Yo) but that she liad not obtained the smallest nOief; she had not Been ahle to get one hoih-'s sound sleep for. many Weeks;' that she was almost'in dis traction f*om the constant severity of the'pain. I placed the-band upon her bead, requpstirlg her to wear it till the pain ceased. T called upon her a week after, when she expressed her deep gratitude for my kindreds, stating.,thß,t,she was entirely free from pain, and lad slept soundly all night for several nights, and that her strength was rapidly recovering. , . NERVOUS DEBILITY. ■■■ * . Last summer a gentleman- wro o to me from Hor .bury cbmplainlijigj pf great nervous debility, and prostration. He had trfed medical aid in v«in. He feared his age was against him, being near-70, but if 1 thought there h'ore ho would try. I advised him to" try the 50s combined band. He _id hot re ceive "ny great benefit for several trials^ .wrote, me one or two despairing 'letters, but I encouraged him to persevere. I heard nothing of hinv from October until s4A weeks sinoe JwhCn he wro'c hiß a Utter ex pressing 1 Is gratitu^ejn no measured trnw, stating that he was quite recovered ; that he had enjoyed the best winter's health during tho last winter which he had known for many years. RHEUMATISM.' Thirteen months aep I met 'a well^knoyn and big)>lj{reFpeftable" solicitor of this townVwalklng at a very feeble race, ns if in great pain, with a staff in one hand and the other hand stretched out as stiff as fit had n< ithor life nor power. I took tho liberty to st->p him and ask the nature of his complaint. He informpfl me that h» was a great sufferer from rheu matism, which extended the shoulders to tbe tip of bid fingers,'■causing h's arm t6 Wcr.mt quite stiff; that he had recpived the best medical a. vice got no relief, but was in great pain nifjht and day. I strongly advised him_to_±ry-a galvanic band which ho ultimately desired T would obtain for him Ii rea- h-d from the shoulder to the palm of the hand, icetliedjalli ronud ih* arifi. |_>n days aftor'.lfe-cm • menoed'.toWaS it-Mrfc^alled upon inc. placeJd 'the afflicted arm over l\in tg^m^LU'r with perfect easp, ex claiming, " Thanks t<^^^H_eager; you are a capital doctor." In three monBHR was perfectly recovered, and has had no retain oft lie malady. !(j i'|WEAKNESS* IN LOCNS. Last October a minister wrote me from Rugby, stating that he suffered severe pain, attended with gTeat weakness in the4trins and legs, so that he could not rise from his chair or walk anywhere without help. I advised him to get a spine band for the loins, and a nartew one for. the legs.j IJe wrote to me a few weeks ago,l expressing his warmest gratitude, and stating tbat in three weeks from the time he com menced to wear tbe bands he was so far recovered as o rise and walk any where without hflp. ... INDIGESTION. About the same time a.farmer residing at Buckle sham—a gentleman well-ju-own in this neighbourhood —c_lled to seek my advice. He stated that his diges-; tion was jot\weateitbat. Unstomach rejected the 'eimpleiiAjiat, 'evten irtibwl Of milk from his own dairy (which of course was minus the chalk), that he often felt as he should (all on the fields from sheer faintness »s he went about I"reTOßamended him to try the 60s combined band. He called again in six weeks, thanked ,i«e n _-u-3t, Ueartibt, and declared! «that he felt .jftyslcMl.*l- if fte^'taan. raTcf usfe* his owtf words, he j sa.d: " I have no trouble to eat my food, or to get at anywhere, for I feel as if I had a new stamina ' c." Six weel-Siftnce one' W iho^ principal tradesmen of his town, well-known to nearly qvery inhabitant, - crawled" ia to <any honseuwith 'great-difficulty tipdn a | -crutch aii dials toff. He was in sttcli great -pain as to -make it difficnlt for him torelvoarfo his case. ' At last he iaformeidbftthathe had been treated for1 sciatica >by.a; h-ghiyiifa.pectar»l«(r[ihy»icSan whom HMamed' . but that he hot. candidly assured him" that lftf'feared he was BevoiSft.the rcacb-lof'teedidne, and- M vised him toltxy 9alvK_nhiiU4 Add14hat lie had alsb'recom mended him to seek my advice as to the be. t mode of , treatment, I obtained foTETm a suitable band, which -he at- pipce oonyfienijeqt tot wear, and in a fortnight he cast awa/hiis crutclie»,.aiid can. now walk erect,* and attend to his business. He told me a few days since that r l\o ha^i _^a pain- new ; oply a little weakness ' remained, whijjli hp hoped would s.oon pa&s off ; and that he wa_*ji_st-_-repiiring to go' a jou.nejr of several hundred miles. __ ' _ , ..NEURALGIA. , • ( sLy: ' -M..5, Norwich Ro'a ktC Ipswich—About ten. months sinca'a'poor womkDtcdfijM"upon'mei stating that his wife had. long -.beep Ha i.greVious .« sufferer from Nkukalgii-in TM.Ti^Mi'i.BS.ANp Pacb, He said the pain was so 'revere', 'and Tier groans so piteous, that his life was quite miserable. I advised him No 2 Band, but he said, that unfortunately, he had been out of work for^Bl-rweeks, and could raise more than two-thirds oft the cost, but-my sympathy had been so aroused by his statement that I gave him the remainder from my own'pocket. He never returned to report, bat a few weeks after,Mr Bbiplejt one ol the Town Missiohands. called upon' me, and, skated that he had recommende'ef the mari-to come, and that the poor woman; ,w§!. .completely recovered, but that he feared If she ha/l not won obtained relief she would have gone matlj"Tor her cries of suffering bad long been so distressing as to alarm her neighbou s. He also said, the success of your Bands in that case had deeply interesteemtm in the subject, of Medicil Galvanism, j and ■■.:_*_• t has already recommended several patients. NERyOUS DEPRESSION., - ... -' Mr S. Ipswich, orie' of our' largest drapers,'calleii upon me., in March-last, to ask-my opinion of his sister's case. He stated that she was in a low, nervous i I state, suffering from constant headache, indigestion, and general, ejhwistioro:, she h-dr long been under medical care, but medicine had failed to reach her I case. I advised a set of Bands arranged to cover the nervous centres, giving fall directions. A few weeks , I since her brother called again, stating that the j result had been highly, pleasing and. satisfactory, and that a-j-hirjfri^nasi wjei'e sirprfsei __p^i Relighted at the gleat Improvement whichhaoTltaken place.; Ipswich, Suffolk, -J.J--43 ~. ROBpiT Seagei.. \* We ii^-!tt this'letter beciuse we know that the writer is quite incapable of .misrepresentation, and that his object is one of pure philanthropy. The testimony that-he bears to the efficacy of the electrical' bands, and. chains is certainly, most I ramarlable.-— Ed-G^Vif- J': i"7 * aa_-.iarf_nrj-sj^ The appliances Are invaluable-In all cases of Sheumatism -^.geuralgia f ParalysiCT " f V V .Headache t \ ~i I iTSToo'thslrhft -i "v__f_..>: V -^Asthma -■'■ 'v 4 Liver Complaint - Deafness Sciaticai-ThsJ ,*-•_ jy..:■:-: Lumhago Gout Indigestion . | DebiUty d> uU\ Palpitation &c, &c, &c. Vit PpiGjES, EROM* 13s, 6dr Af(& UPW^IRD^ Pamphlets and all. particulars forwarded Fbek. Sold by-adl Chemists, and by i •B A IUD V AN D (C' 6P, QUEEN-STREET,' AUCKLAND. | bovviloU .'-.:■; si. '1 i- 1•■• ! ■ ILL--.ZM j $$r Sole^j Agents ojoß' Nbw-Zealakd. -®« w



rl 7 : 7* ■ ■•■-:-*- 0 1 othfog Sale. / _j L | "JO-EW .SEASON GpODS Ty-ACKINTO SHS,' F-6t_iKT ' , • ■ - • • M PROOF COATS. The Genuine Article. Warranted .Waterproof. ARE NOW L()ok for tue Maker's name. i "i JUST OPENING COOMBES , S p ATEN T LIFE - PRESERVING WATERPROOF COAT. __ AT THB A Great Novelty, and Worthy^oX^lnspeottonTl CITY CLOTHING MART, UMBRELLAS. ~, \, a Magniflcept,Assortment,.' Splendid and Onrionß[Hand en. 92 FOX'S'andf SANGSTER'S PARAGON, 8, 12,B«a_d j< <■ ■ * T 7 also 161 Ribs, extra strong* and durable, in i ; SILK ALPACA,i*c„ &o. r* ■ ' I I QUEEN-STREET. T H A> T S. : ;.! Ariarge and Varied Assqrtitfent of all the Newejrt'Shapeß and "-" i r Styles at remarkably Law Prices. Special attention is ■,- - directed to1 these Goods, as they aye really , 'Cood'anoT Cheap. *~ j a '■' gAMtJEL QOOMBES, . O fERQQATS. .„.'"'". In all Shapes and Styles, s_fltab_e for the Season. PROPRIETOR. ' 'in Great Variety. r TO LET in High-street, opposite'the Police Court, two ROOMS suitable for Office^ lately in the occupation of Mr Joy, Solicitor. -Apply to Samuel Cdombes.Queea-street. """^BceiiaT-eong." __j Mfßcellaneons. ■■ ' ! ' .. -QUEEN-STREET, "H.P.H. has REMOVED; to the foot oi Gi-ey-stTeetF Opposite McArthur, Shera and Co.'s ——■—H—i!■_»■■-■■-■■-—>«««»"i^^" >I,^M^^M'g New Warehouse. T. T" DZ° X E N;S ON ' MABSHALI. & • CK>OT__n*i TONEBAL OTIItt-_---_ j .XL OELEBEATm ;! EsTA-Lisnin. 1859.1 () 1;. _. _^_ r _-_ r -j-^ . Adults' Fnneirtlurafehed frcm £6 10s., DuNEDIN ._2L_X._2LJ_- _L ALE AlE (| Including Mounted Coffin, Hearse, . n _ lD „ ._l_ „__,„ Grave, a.nd attendance.! I» Bpt SB, Quarts, aiU> Pints, —H-h-, , '_. ... 7FOR SALE I " tar otefthe'Address*-! , " ' ' .. ;.„.- -/• -i ! ' VICTOR I A-STREET - _..__._. « n I .4 doors from Hobspn-street, -J. -U* - MU-ti-tillN <» bU.,| ""■'- GROCERS, WINE AND SPIRIT ' _ ffiHBRHVaBB^MHHH Mri MERCHANTS, ■ \\7 R. HAYWARD, I JQ <tr Ejj N . STREET, H TT ' Mattbessmakeb, H ■> • * ■ .<■-.* 0 CABINETMAKER, AND FUNERAL I ' ..i- • Next door to the New Theatre. D UNDERTAKER, I . .- • • r,i »._4-J -- •'-'-• M Wt-Ndham-^tbeet. r .{N.B^—All-orders garefnlly Packed and Delivered 1 Residence:-»Eure_Tstore».behindfthe f »any part of the Town or Suburbs. . R Catholic Cemetery. L , . • _. ■ ;. • J-1 - •" H !.** r" 'N.B.—Grave Fences Made. | [__-_4-4i_ - __as. ■__■• -^__JiM i<:? :=?fS A MERI CA N" S FwING . |^ —'^^BIR - T^t'HOME^iuTTLE-LOCK j ' THK .PERFECTION^ MECHANISM. 'jE^fi^^^^^^p^E^1 ! fIIMI compact, - iVrw^2^H^!ijSS^fe2^§A)^ ■ EFFICIENT, A^^J^^mm^^^kW^^^e^^^i I sews with the least possible amount of labour, and \(YHJyl^£*^r__S "Riff M^S-ISI O.K. J a girl of twelve year*can run it without fatigue. t^^imjl^"" XT*jtS;^__>^ / j It is a Triumph of Mechanioal Genius. ;I V..J—wrWTS»-» ■ r^T *•—^> "THJS HOmaG" SHUTTLE 1- Ii the only practical-Low-price'Lbck-Btitch SOwißg I •. = • •>-■ ' :t \ MJichine1 ever idvented. — . ' • j . •,'. " This Une_aallea- MacMiie ... . ; 9'; M , vi i "- ", • • ' ~ nses a Btraight neeMe^. makes Jhe " Ixick-stHch 7 .7.V7.. "< < - (alike on both si_es), has a srlf-adjusting tension, - '• , 1 ~7 , , and is adapted to every vkrletyof sewinfe for »ny| r . , . ; , wear, from the Mghtestfl-T-sllns to the heyylest. f ' i_i '-a"• i-". • c ••"'■ Arid will even Se^ Leatn^^- J" «, •■-.- 1, / „ j It wiU hem, fell, bind, cord,brißJd, seam, tuck, ruflleß j. ,j , ur{ ' ri. M „ nu.:.:i.___ »t.v -< I hemstit^i, and gfcgie)-. .This maphine.wlU sew »n . .j/ 1.. .= .-i ;.- , . « t « f and gather at the same time, and will work equally v, ~ ~ .-. .. a , 1. :i . _ .: well on Silk, Linen, Woollen.and Cotton Goods, with | aJ -' -* " . ■ -. 1 -.1 r rSttk.dCnen, or Co^toivThread.' a " , m. ... ... .•__..,, .. _• It Is^ not vMeSB&y for us" to endeavour W detract ...» , rj - ...„s . ~• _;,-.■ frdqß--e merits of any othter machine. 'nr'twr a axt t. --_r-_r' *-i■•'■_•! TPT r-TRre claiin.toseU * 'AX7 I fla_K.S Ai N D TT, AL Li The Best Family Seiring MaftUne In "YY XL ,-v | nri.."! 11 the: Market; i -7-7 :L" j •■'•-- :---- -0.-^i' | Anawe_iel^n^erit^t^Lheve?pe^,sw_s4ig' SHORTLAND-STREET. tobuvßewlng^achmesgive-he ........ ._.«-„ j "Home" Shuttle' Sfewing Machine •',.. i. - - . ; A'falr trial, in.«oan_)etition with other machines, we . . , , v , , , will have the preference. . . .. > ! c" . . . . ....,> With the MaTSfllne is furnished—-Hemmer, Braider fJ ■■ o T1 Shuttle Bobftlns, Oil Gail, Oil, Screwdriver, Five . :' - .-. . j Needles, Guage,,Table Clamp, and directions for use. ... _ _ , All securely parted in strong case with hinges. o .': - i_i2U _0 !ttSSi-S-3-s^"r.~SS:' CKE.'jA'T" RED-IJCTION ■j With Tablo and Treadlej Hali-Oabiuet, . ~ with Co^eivLo^k and Key;.. ...» jGB ~ . . ' 'V ■ Some thousands of these machines have now been 1 ;-.-•'- ;,J -a -• -1- ' - >r. i. •i , old in New Zealand, and they have given the utmost IN THE ..:.-., C. possibleeatlflfaptipn,a^:teßtified to in numerous teati- 7_~ ilii'i • ~, ; . j'J i' monials, wWch'^^we forward on application., • .■/.,, l. , . ■ • Tn praorof their superiority over all bfher machines -~ - • - ' i. . o-i ; :, v i we guarantee them for five years. GROVER & BAKER .... ~.*') !-■, ! To be had, »t aU i', ' \ iSEWttfG' MACHINE DEPOTS, , :' .. -■ ■ ■ ■ , ' And of all f , . '■ •', - ; .. ,:j . o -11 Storbkbpbrs Throughout the .Colony O E"W OG li/TtA CHI NE S L/ t): ' NATHAN '"& CO 7- - B i ; _ ": A'/; : i.7j,,:r AGENTS. , , ! ' any I .* Jl . .. „ ;■ ir 'is ( ;.•: i, -'i ;• T.i ■• '- j! i; ■ •?■> « *■■ j- - .< , r ,.' .; : n,;,. |>tTTLER AND McJNNES, 7 J." ."; i•■ til_J,!; w. .' ? ' SIGN, AND'DECORATIVE " , 7' i! ''' PAINTERS . AND PPERHANG-ERS, -^ .7. - - 7 m.: ;,i . Fopt'of Wakefleld-street. ' . 1 ...--, j.. ; ..1 -.-.- j._._ • -i.;,..: . •'•,:.,.''.":' ';,-".—r— ,- .:,-•".,. THE £9 MACHINES REDUCED-TO Oil, Colopr, , Glass, White Lead, Scrim, Brushes, . Varnishes, Glue, Paperhahgings of all "•/■'' 1 £1' 7 5«_V '••' it <ii <':r _fjj.{ « ."descrlpHoßS./ *'- ' **.^*i • . _.7,,: i■' . --,--., . v , •(.'7-a i •'., -c- '.'.- fJ) HT" All orders entrusted to their care will receive --1 -._iJ prompt attention.. ' ( .. Cjg' ";'J !.'■" 'j" ;* jg-Ew Zealand railways. ! -"• »"■« "•'•■-'-'• = •■' • •• ;' KAIPARA RAILWAY. 7' • ' ..: " ., , ■'^ ■'.''. ~..".1 r ' -.' Regular Trains wiU be run on the Line on and after "W"T__l'TZ"iC_" fc^TTATT- Friday, ffie?9th October, leaving Hplensville.at 7.30 n,l«'ir? 06 ;±lAJ±Li]J!''' 0l *m„ anA Riverhead at? 1.30" p.m. '"' •. r», i>J I.uir.l _ ju Bi..i [Tfi.ti y/ai J0": ' ' ■'' ' AVf a ) PRANK B. PASSMORE >• i * >uw t!: lOi^BNig; uh_i ai.T ~..1., e"H AIR S! AIRS"! "" -id;' /o l I Uiw-*1 ";"1 -I; "- 7^7-^7 ..... i c. ) „• •■ ■ -' L' .r: .v.v.liv;;i .^' i r-. IEASK AND.COMFORT"ATTAINED - .' -1.1L'1.l „d .;r vi .Km/. --- r^iAT^LA&T/ ■- .■ •■;• L,:>.voip oa 0-._ t j ....a sjiao.-toaaWa-B. ([ ~. .. ._,. o.v- ..---,m. ■-. .-. . , _ .bi-a-iu -■:;,_',•• --,«.'--..- - ... H Fob xhb CotrsiiNQ House ___nb Lib__ab.y ihk ' ~ " .Q .1E (1) MqST'I^TJXUBUNT PBAT] . T , ~" . , w « ■-_i_____r,: . . IS " . ' .Ii 1 J _/.,-.. fa t // _! ri feplBER.'S , PATENT ROCKING . AND (. n. . __: ' -6 s i -i) 7.T0il i,r TILTING,CHAIR. .-.-.L _.;_T ° ; flfliis Chair is universa^^d_.throughout tne ,f -, " v- " : .... .jj ... :. , . united States?" -^ - 'D7"'"-'' J ' v- ""y ;i OT-..11 . - 'i'f J«r ...a ;..-],.„;,-.:,,. £ so inuoaoi-, -iThe Sen^e jqhainber tjnd House of Representatives '*■ J . lti .j: i a_n.-,, : - : • ■« if-.. jij it j _. r: aiia at Washington, the Ohio and Michigan genate Cham- - •■ ii 8012 . "TT 77 —mm — ~- P ■ " bera, ind^i-umel-oUs other Public Institutions, use OOUTB/RTiTTTS-T "PTT?!? axt-t>*-_* l'.£™-~ nothing elfe.' Easily operated, hoiseless. -djus-aWe S reSnl £,!'AN&MAEIN^ for light or heavy persona, and to any height, and not 7}J . ,-** ANCE COMPANY iQjP N'E TO liable to get out of order. 7 . ZEALAND^. 4 ~ ... ,_~ - i .A, Shipment: received .last, mail^direct from the i . '.>. OA^ITAL J*. ~"r~- •_ v^-rsnniiv." '. ""'"■ manufactury, by ~T" ""•*•-•"• t-«*..* .6750,000. < h; j O" fi X S OP P E~T SSi£K!_i= tP . .. HOUSE; LAND, - . . ■■ FirstjYear,*.,...,...^., . £ at 0<.9. ,-, -, ; .GENERAL COMMISSION AGENT, ' "•D,wiew.-.:v.:~Jr..."7 v5?-S :-.'-," & .-.-}■'.'. No. B," l iQina_f^ra_sr.' / ' " "". ' ' iy ■-- :-« ■■ -.-.f .-.; -*_■ __^- ' 5 ";".; .'- ffiji ':. if .1 : ;Akeh«or fii. Ctote^Wal^to Rtrcel, DeMveiy .p^faT&ed!lo^^^^ MW^^t'"aU AMltiS* pMß6faß"B6oSaii*- "" J " A; YARDMAN, tv-li « Manager. .



_Sl.Sgfei-ti_.BiS Tr J5 X E T If A N BLINDS, " __ W! --_ rr _ f? . AUCKLAND^ ENE ATIl BN BLIND A UOKL A*" NUFACTORY> Of »ay din^nsionß, ,in aoy M f Hundred,. within a given partßo f Ne* M H. BUSBY, 1 " . -_?_l, «... Tmnorter of the Material, .Local Manufacturer and^P^ Work (ma^ Practical Btod Make* arn^ w on) Ma^fa £ - years eeteblfehed at a^^a^ dow B f j ndß; PUln ,'turerof every fes^p tion £ .w B]inda 0^ Me^ . and Ornamental Wg» ™ VENETIAN HOUSE, $*!iS oSk a?d Grey-utreet, Auckland. Tjl TJ R N I TUBE. HENRY TROBEBT'S CfTRVPANI) SOUND FUNITURE & BEDDIMJ f 'ESTABLTSHMTiiNT. Bottom of Shortland-street. Having comuleted the alterations of my "preml.es ard just received a large and well-_elected stock of Enrtish-and American Chairs. <S-c., cf every descrlp .«on, I am now in a position to offe^ou special advantage? in good, cheap, soun/1 FORNITUBB. MATRESSKS, and SHIP'S BEDDING, &c. To people about to be marri.d, new arrivals, sndothers requiring the above, You are most respectfnilv invited to inspect the same before you give your orders else where.| anfl as all goods are marked in plain figures, you wili be able to judge for yourselevs- Good, sound Chairs at 4s, 4s 6d ss, and upwards, warranted to give satisfaction, or the money returned. Eur#iture, Mattrefes, and Bedding of every deg. cription made to order, and guaranteed to give every satisfaction. Mattrasses Re-made, Einlng and Draw ing-room Furniture Recovered and thoroughly reno- N.8.-+The business of China, Glass, Earthenware, arid. Kitchen requisites, etc., will be carried on as usual' in the Old Establishment by Mtb Prober., - where every order will receive the very beßtjl.atten tkro. 00r* Note ihk Addekss— H. PEOBERT, BOTTOM OF SHORTLAND-STRI---T,S ATTCKLATO T^EWMAHKET FOR EVER !! J. STALLWORTHY Begs tp remind the public of the existence in New market "of a ST ATIONERY and TOY DEPOT, where all Gc_d»,are marked at or under Town Prices. 5 • To arrive per Robina Dunlo : s'<Jases and bales of Stationery. Cheapest ever ,•'.7 • Imported. '" * ,r . jj:, - ■ 'p:J ;e :tr il s- k y i FUNERAL1 UNDERTAKER, ;i) o_fP Ofr HO BS O N-BTREE T. (^' f ; ;:H r,;^:; w i,; ! ..Jfc^A h > s G^EAT.Ilsr-DIAN CITRES, (Lately iNTKODtrcED" into. New. Zealand). tip.se extr! aordinary medicines '.. , 'S^cetE^r recent introduction and use in the . V ■ -, 7SOUTHERN PROVINCES. HWviß!dohe 'an. amount of good to the SICK AND SUFFERING i v . J_T«vor b»_ore known in New Zealand. '. ;' ' .' ' '::.' l! ' Cases of I.HEUMATI9M and GOUT that had baffled all available skill, Have .been Cured! .Although, the sufferers had been distressed and tortured for 13,14; 15, and-16* years. ■ :■'.', •■■'' i _'■_,•].! .• - .■- \fi l • ;■•">. ' . ■> .-■ These.-Invaluable INDIAN MEDICINES will shortly be introduced into the Auckland Province, of whrehtaue'.noticQ -rill be given by the . On recejpti of the Medicines, due notice will r,.,. ■£ ;• , ■. be given by ~.. : BROWN. BARRETT & CO. WqotBSALE, Agents ..for the Provinces, El.©; o ROLLS OF PAPERgCANGITOS. Jsp; P'H^J.lipTS AND SON Have Jus* SnSBJP* G^M^s «■.■*, . ■axre Just-iOj^ea, ex*l_,te arrivals, 80 Packages '"•''■"' :4. »6iiJ -Ne* Bat-eKas of t&tf-i" #J.E^ B tSRBANGING-S, » • Sh*pments to aiive pa to pK»W< WSWrfnO^ special inducement '"" £k®ap Hessian and ScWm ' *' <tt- ■ a Jarge assortment, new designs r ArtMtsColours. in oil a^d-water; Canvas, Paper, - , . MOhntg; tod Sundries. ' Tm^SmV^Jr^P^' PhotoßfraPhs. and Scrap ... .Balance of stock-of rChromo Lithographs, be r'•PcJ■:, ft 11*11*^* Price. . r ' Silvere-I Elate Glass, from 136 x 72 r PoUshed W Rou^h' Plate. Sheet, Ornament* *' iii . and.Photogri^ihic Glass ' imaf,laß^^M^ i ' OUs« Colours, Yarn sh -l^ eß ' P«at^ nt cate > 0»cle of Iron X Anticorrosive^and Nelson Hematite Paint, and r V iortl^ m Z^^ mdß^i&ion'Bm^-' I*" WUOI.-SSAI.K AND RKTAri, <7"' ' .''PHIl.t.-.W 'aH o N, '-'■ 7 ri ' ' ' 96 & 97. Oneen-afi*AA_