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_ Drapery. *JIHE UNDERSIGNED vrk-m c BATE ON BALE §23 T—Superlor Old Red, in wood and bottle BHERRY—Snrerior qualities and brand*, bottled and »■» irir£? tts ' a > qr.-casks, and octaves BRANDY— Hepnessy'?! nnd MarteU's, in wood and case. Also*fine old Vintages for private families and Bisquit dv Bouche's and De Laage Mils, in flasks and half W.L RTTM-80 o,p„ In hhds and qr.-casks WHISKY -Dunville's, Greenless and Colville's Sherriff's Islay, Jolin Fraser"s Brackla, and Jame son's in bulk, jtod Lome's Highland, Dunville's, and Stewarts in eases OLD TOM—Browning's, in bulk Booths', Burnett's, and Bernard's, in case SCHNAPPS—AdoIpho Wolfe and Co.'s, quarts and pints EVA—John de Kuyper and Son's Anchor Brand, ln red and green cases ; J. H. Henko's Hollands, In stone jars and glass bottles, and Cologne Gin OINGBR WINE, in or-easks and coses CLARET—Medoc, Chateau, Margeaux, St Julien.&c MARASCHINO—Noyeau, Curagoa, orange and white, and Sarsaparilla SITTERS— Seiner's, Angostura, Orange, and Pomer snzen CHAMPAGNE—CIiquot's, Perrier Jouet's, Moet' Collin's, and T)e Lossy's SPARKLING MOSELLE—Dienhard'fl quarts and pints SLINDEMAN'S CAWARRA HOCK AND CLARET Ist growth AMERICAN LIGHT WINE (Muscatelle) BOTTLED ALE—Bass's, Devenish, Tennant's, Allsopp'g, and Ind Coope's BOTTLED STOUT—Byass's, Blood's, and Gnln ness's BASS'* PALE ALB, In barrels GROCERIES, comprising—Belmont, Oaakerit, and Field's Candles, Crushed Loaf Sugar, Bennetts, Saltpetre. Blacking. Blacklead, and Sardines Seckett and Son's FRENCH BLUE TEAS and SUGARS PALE ENGLISH MALT VlNEGAß—Champion's No 24, In half-hhds. CIGARS—No 2 H.S.. in 0,00 boxes, La Caobas. Al benrne, iquilla do Oro, Alonzo Careche, Sir Robert Peel, Flor de Solor, La Perla del Tabaco, and Verguero TOBACCO—Various brands PAlNTS—Carson's Anticorrosion, red and stone colour; Blundell, Spence and Co's Genuine Ground and Nos 1 and 2 White Lead, Red Lead, White Zinc, Mid Brunswick Green, and Yellow Paints, Patent Driers, Ac. Hodson and Co's White Zinc and Whito Lead, in 281b drums ■OlLS—l_a*7 and Boiled Linseed in drums and barrels Colza in drums, and nowner's Kerosene NOBLE S AND HO ARE'S VARNISHES OAK VARNlSH—Bitmdell, Spence and Co's, In cases, containing 1(( 1-gallon tins CORDAGE—Europe. Manilla, Bolt Rope, and Gal vanized Wire Rope Composition Nails for Muntz Metal Morewood and Rogers' Corrugated Galvanized Iron 7. 8, and 9 feet lengths Planing, Shaping, and Drilling Machines Power Geared t>crew Cutting Gap Lathes, 15,16, and 26 feet beds . One three hundred weight Steam Hammer. B. C. & Co. have noio adopted the method followed by the large London Houses of VATTING their WINES and SPIRITS, this having been found to secure the delivery of a higher standard of quality than otherwise obtavaahle. Original packages delivered jomi Bond as heretofore when required. Indents executed for all kindsof goods. BROWN. CAMPBELL & CO. T AMPS! T AMPS! T AM PS CKTTICKSHANK. MILLER & CO. IRONMONGERS, 2 2 0, QgU EEN-BTEEET, Wotti.d Call Spkctal Attention to theib Large Shipments, Ex ' Edinburgh Castle,' ' Brodick Castle,' 1 Merwan jee Framjee, or BOW4TT'S PATENT ANUCAPNIC LAM PS!!! t^~ These LAMPS LAMPS LAMPS Abe Unequalled by LAMPS LAMPS any in the LAMPS LAMPS Market, LAMPS LAMPS LAMPS LAMPS j& t__ LAMPS requiring no chimney, giving a brilliant light with small consumption of oil, AND Burning without SMOKE or SMELL Hand Lamps, Table Lamps, Bracket Lamps, Wall Lamps. ANUCAPNIC GLOBES, WICKS, KEROSINE, &o. \ MEXICAN SEWI NG MACHINES. THE "HOME" SHUTTLE-LOCK STITCH. THE PERFECTION OF MECHANISM. SIMPLE, COMPACT, EFFICIENT, DURABLE, AND OOMPLETB. X sews with the least possible amount of labour, aEd S girl of twelve years can run it without fatigue. It is a Triumph of Mechanical Genius. "TEE HOME" SHUTTLE IB the only practical Low-price Lock-stitch Sewirg Machine ever invented. TMs Unequalled Machine uses a straight needle, makes he " Lock-stitch (alike on both sides), has a self-adjusting tension find is adapted to every variety of sewing for any wear, from the lightes. muslins td the heaviest. And will even Sew Leather. It will hem, fell, bind, cord, braid, seam, tuck, ruffles hemstitch, and gather. This machine will sew on and gather at the same time, and will work equally well on Silk, Linen, Woollen, and Cotton Goods, with Silk, Linen, or Cotton Thread. It Is not necessary for us to endeavour to detract from the merits of any other machine. We claim to sell The Best Family Sewing Machine in the Market, WITHOUT BEGAED TO PTtIOE, And we feel confident that whenever persons wishing to buy Sewing Machines give the "Home" Shuttle Sewing Machine A fair trial. In competition with other machines, we will have the preference. With the Machine is furnished—Hemmer, Braid r Shuttle Bolibins, Oil Can, Oil, Screwdriver Five Needles, Guage, Table Clamp, and directions for use. All securely packed in strong ca^e with hinges. P B I C E :— Complete ln box £i 10 With Table and Treadle £6 I. With Tablf an<i Treadle, Half-Cabinet, with Covpr, Lock and Key £8 Some thousands n< tbepp machines have now b« en old in New Zealand nnd they have giveti the utmost p ißsiWe satisfaction, as testified to i» numerous testi mjnials, which we forward on applicath n. Iv pr'io' o' their su< erioritybver all ott.er machines wp enar»ntee >hem <~r five years To be had nt all SEWING M CHINE DEPOTS, ■ And of a I Stokekepfbs THBOHGHotn 'irnt Colony L D NATHAN & CO., SOI-E AGENTS. TITARSUALL & COPELAND'S "*• CELEBRATED Dunedin XXXX Pale Ale, In Bot es, Quarts, and Pints, FOR SALE J. C. MOBRIN & CO., GROCERS, WINE AND SPIRIT MERCHANTS, QUEEN - STREET, Next door to the New Theatre. N.B.—All orders carefolly Packed, and Delivered & any part of theiTown or,. Suburbs.



Baird and Go. «Jg LECTEIOITY IS LIEL.' PULVERMACHER'S GALVANIC CHAIN BANDS. BELTS, AND BATTERIES, So simple that anyone can use them; wonderful in results, and yet so gentle in Ection that they may be applied to mere infants. TESTIMONIAL. We, the tradersigned. have much pleasure in testi fying that Mr J. _. "PulvkrmacheVs recent improve ments in his Voltaic Batterieß and Galvanic Appliances for Medical purposes are of grest importance to Scientific Medicine, and that he is entitled to the consideration and support of every one disposed to further the advancement of real and useful pro gress. Signed by- Sir C. Lcoook, Bart., Physician to H.Ms the Queen; SlrH. Holcand, Bart., F.R.S., Physician to H.M. the Queen; Sir William Febousson, Bart., F.R.S., Phy sician to H.M. the Queen ; Sir J. R. Martin, Bart., C.8., f;r.C.S., F.R.S. Dr. E. Sirvbkikg, F.R.C.P., Physician to H.R.H. the Prince of Wales, and Phy sician to St. Mary's Hospital; Dr. R. Quain, F.R.0.P., Physician to the Hospital for Consumption, Brompton. From among the thousands of Testimonials to the extraordinary Curative power of these Galvanic Appliances, we extract the following as being horoughly reliable :— TO THE EDITOR OF THE " CHRISTIAN WORLD." Sir, —Knowing that your valuable journal has ever been a medium of doing good, not only to the souls of men, but also to their bodies, as evinced by the great interest yon have ever taken In the benevolent movements of tho day, I have taken the liberty to address yon upon a subject which often appears in your advertising columns, but which I fear, either through ignorance of its great value or tho fear of being duped, is overlooked by a very large number of your readers. I allude to medical galvanism, aa applied for the cure of dis»ase, but more esnerially that system, of self-application invented by Mr Pulvermacher. Many of ths cases which have come before me have been treated for months, and some for years, by men of undoubted ability and skill in the medical pro. feesion, who have taken the utmost pains, and ex hausted every resource of the apothecary in vain, have been cured by Pulvermaeher's Bystem In v few weeks. I will not say that every case has met with like results, but I do affirm that the proportion of Ruccess which has attended my feeble efforts during the la^t two or three years would be sufficient to establish a first-class reputation for any medical man, especially considering that nearly all the patients had been under good medical treatment, and many of them had been given up as hopeless. Will you allow me to recite a few facts ? NEURALGIA. Fifteen months since I lent a 10s 6d band to a lady who had been a great sufferer from kkuraloia for four months She stated that she had beenundor the care of two eminent medical men {whos» names she gave), but that she had hot obtained tho smallest relief; she had not been able to Eft one hour's sound Bleep for many weeks; that she was almost in dis traction from the constant severity of the pain. I placed the band upon her head, requesting her to wear it till the pain ceased. I calif d upon her a week after, when she expressed her deep gratitude for my kindness, stating that she was entirely free from pain, and had slept soundly all night for several nights, and that her strength was rapidly recovering. NERVOUS DEBILITY. Last summer n gentleman wro c to me from Hor bury complaining of great nervous debility and prostration He had tried medical aid in v-.ln. He feared his age was against him, beinsr near ?0. but if 1 thought there was hone he would try. I advised him to try the 50s combined, band. He did not re ceive my great benefit for Koveral trials, wrote me one or two despairing letters, but I encouraged him to persevere I heard nothing of him from October until six weeks since when he wro'e nu< a letter ex pressing 1 is gratitude in no measured terms, stating that he was quite recovered ; that he had enjoyed the best winter's health during the last winter which he had known for many years] RHEUMATISM. Thirteen months ago I met pa well-known and highly respectable solicitor of fhis town, walking at a very feeble pace, as if in great pain, with a staff in one hand and tho other hand stretched out as stiff as flt bad neither life nor power. I took the liberty to stop him and ask the nature of his complaint He informed me that he w*s a great sufferer from rheu matism, which extended from the shoulders to the tip of his fingers, causing his arm to become quite stiff; that he had received the best medical aavice. got no relief, bnt was in great pain night and day. I strongly advised him to try a galvanic band, which he ultimately desired I would obtain for bim It rea h<-d from the shoulder to the palm of the hand, coiled all round the arm. Ten days after he com menced to wear it he called upon me, placed the afflicted arm over his shoulder with perfect ease, ex claiming, " Thanks to you, Seager; you are a capital doctor." In three months he was perfectly recovered, and has had no return of the malady. WEAKNESS IN LOINS. Last October a minister wrote me from Rugby, stating that he suffered severe pain, attended with great weakness in the loins 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 narrow one for the legs. He wrote to me a few weeks ago. expressing his warmest gratitude, and stating that in three weeks from the time he com menced to wear the bands he was so far recovered as o rise and walk anywhere without help. INDIGESTION. About the same time a farmer residing at Buckle sham—a gentleman well-known in this neighbourhood —called to seek my advice. Ho stated that, his diges tion was zo weak that his stomach rejected the simplest diet, even a bowl of milk from his own dairy (which of course was minus the chalk), that he often felt as he should fall on the fields from sheer faintness ss he went about. I recommended him to try the 60s combined band. He called again in six weeks, thanked me most heartily, and declared that he felt physically a new man. To use his own words, he said: " I have no trouble to eat my food, or to get about anywhere, for I feel as if I had a new stamina c." SCIATICA. Six weeks since o./1? of the principal tradesmen of his town, well-knuwn to nearly every inhabitant, crawled into my house with great difficulty upon a crutch and a staff. He was !n such great pain as to make it difficult for bim to rehearse his case. At last he informed me that, he had been treated for sciatica by a highly respectable phyi.ician whom he named, but that he had candi '.\? assured him that he feared he was beyond the jo eh of medicine, and advised him to try galvanism ; and that he bad also recom mended him to seek my advice as to the be_t mode of treatment, I obtained for him a suitable band,which he at once commenced to wear, and in a fortnight he cast away his crutches, and can now walk erect,, and attend to his business. He told me a few days since that he had no pain now ; only a little weakness remained, which he hoped would soon pat.s off; and that he was just preparing to go a journey of several hundred miles. NEURALGIA. M.B, Norwich Road. Ipswich—About ten months since a poor woman called upon me, stating that his wife had long been a grevious sufferer from Neuralgia, in the Tbmples and Face He said thu pain was so severe, nnd her groans so piteous, that his life was quite miserable. I advined him No 2 Band, but he said that unfortunately he had been out of work for six weeks, and could not raLe more tbin two-thirds of the cost, but my sympathy had been so aroused by his statement that I g>*ve hiai the iem inder from my own pocket. He never returned to report, bnt a few week* after, Mr Shipley one of the own Missionaries called upon me, and stated that he had recommended the man to come aud that the poor woman was Completely recovered, but that he feared if she hai not soon obMued relief she win Id have gone mad, for her cries of suffering had 1o:k_ beun i'o distiesning as to larm hor BeuihuoU'S. He -»id, the successor you Bands in tuat case hid deeply interested him in the subject of Medical Gaivnism, and he has already recommended several patients. NERVOUS DEPRESSION. Mr N, Ipswich, one of our largest nraper*, called upon me in March last, to ask my opinion of his sister's caie. H« stated that si.c whs iv a low, nervous state, suffering from constant headache, indigestion, M-d general exhaustion ; she had long been under medicai care, but medicine had failed to reach her case. ! advised a set of Bands arranged to ever the nervous centres giving full directions. A fe.w weeks si.'Cri her brother culled again, stating that the resu't h»d been highly pleasing and satisfactory, and lh&^ nli he. iriends were surprised and d'lighted at the go »t, improvement which had tiken place. ip«wieh, Suffolk, UOb<kt siaakr. %* Wo insert this letter because we know that (he w;iter 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 remarkable.— Kd C.W. The appliances areginvaluable in all cases of rheumatism ? euralgia Paralysis Headache Toothache Asthma Liver Complaint "Deafness Sciatica Lumbago Gout Indigestion Debility Palpitation &c, &c_, &c. PRICES, FROM 13s 6d AND UPWARDS. N Pamphlets and all particulars forwarded Fbbk. , Sold by all Chemists, and by BAIRD AND CO., QUEEN-STREET, AUCKLAND. gg» Sole Agents for New Zealand."®*



Miscellaneous. MILLOR'S SA CT cl, THE ONLY"GENUINE RIVAL OF LKA AND PEBRIN'S WOBCESTEE SAUCE. EQUAL IN QUALITY AT HALF COST. &&~ To be had of all Grocers. G. W. BINNEY, Agent,f Auckland. rriHE M EW Z EAi AND FIBKE COMPANY (LIMITED), Are Now Manufacturing at theik Mili-s, KAIHU, KAIPARA:— FLAX MATTING, similar to coir, equally cheap, and more durable, suitable for every purpose to which Coir Matting is applied. Is iv use at various Public Buildings in Auckland, and may be had of all Furnish ing Houses. S THONG WBAPPING PAPER, extremely tough, suitable for Ironmongers' use. rriWINE, of Various Kinds. SOFT SPUN MARLINE, similar to the imported article, well adapted for Thatch ing' and other purposes. CLOTHES LINES, of various Qualities aud Sizes. H. B. MORTON, Agent in Auckland. 1,000 V A' R ~* HOMESPUN ALLWOOL, Is. 4b. PER YARD; USUAL PRICE, 2s. 6cL J. M. MoLAOHLAN QUEEN-STRW.ET, Opposite McArthur, Shera and Co. 's New Warehouse. MHEAMB R I O A N PHOTOGRAPHIC COMPANY, Queen - street, Auckland. JOHN McGA|RRjIGLE, MANAGER. UNT HOHSON NURSERY, REMUERA. C. T. WREN would, as usual at this season, bring under tho notice of his patrons his Stock of Nursery Goods of all descriptions, of their ueual sterling char actor, now so well-known. They embrace a collection of Fruit Trees unsurpassed in merit, many of the kind, in advanced growth aud b-aring condition, and including a choice young stock o Appl* Trees on ordinary and nlso on P-liu'ht Proof Btocta the new and valuable American kinds, and a fine collection of Cider Apples. Ornamental and Shelter Tr es andHhrnb- ln very ex ensive variety, and in various stages of c rowth a. well-advanced Stock of Deciduous Treeß for avenue planting, etc. Pa'ms Climbrrs, Camellias, Ro.es, Hedge Plants, Seed Potatoes, and a host of other choice and useful items.—The Nursery List wil forwarded free on application. W. J. Hurst and Co., Town Agents. If DWA R D W A YT E l_A Has Just Received HIS NEW MAGAZINES AND BOUND SKHIALS FOR 1875, Comprising :— Cassell's Magazine Chatterbox Child's Companion Family Herald Kind Words Leisure Hour Little Folks Little Wide Awake Quiver Sunday at Home Tract Magazine, &c, &o. EDWARD WAYTE, [IMPORTER OF BOOKS AND STATIONERY, 100. Queen-street. Auckland. fIPECIAL NOTI CE. Parties sending Parcels to any part of the Waikato can rely tipon them being forwarded with dispatch by Early Train, thence per Coach, by booking|at the office of JOHN SOPPET, No. 8, Queen-street. Agent for Mr W. K. Carter. TVUTLER AND McJNNES, HOUSE, SIGN, AND DECORATIVE PAINTERS AND PPERHANGERS, Foot of Wakefleld-street. Oil, Colour, Glass, White Lead, Scrim, Brusheß, Varnishes, Glue, Paperhangings of all descriptions. PT^Allorders entrusted'to] their care will receive prompt attention. ITY WEST No. 2 PUBLIC SCHOOL, Weixington-strket. EVENING CLASSES. ENGLISH, ARITHMETIC, BOOK-KEEPING, Ac. —Mr Habrison and Mr Pycroit. Terms, Is 6d per week. Junior Elementary Class, Is per week. FRENCH.—Mons. F. Pbbtzer, of the College of Henri Quatre. Paris. Terms, Is per lesson of one hour. Three lessons per week, 2s 6d ■ GERMAN.—Latin, Algebra, and Geometry: Mr J. T. G. Henskn, of the University of Kiel Terms, Is per lecson of one hour. Three lessors per week, 2s 6d. Two or more subjects by agreement. j Book-keeping Class for Ladies. Monsieur Peltssbr and Mr Hbnsbn beg to intimate | that their evenings are fully occupied, but they are open to accept a few additional Morning or Day en gagements with Schools or Private Pupils. For terms, etc , apply at the School. rpEACHING OF THE PIANOFORTE. To the Ladies and Gentlemen <>f Auckland.—Mß. HENRY ROWE begs to offer his servicee as Teaeiier of the Pianoforte. Having had many years -tuition in in the art, ho submits his qualifications for the patronage of the genera! public He vi. its the pupil* at their homes, or at his private rtsldence lessons are given. Being his profession, i c purposes to giv« lessons at £1 Is per Quarter, one lesson per week, so that many who would bitherso liavh «en glad to learn, aud were limited on account of the high rate <f charges, may now avail ih mseives of this artistic accomplishment —Address Mrs Deares, K»rang-ihap- Road, opposite L. D. Nathan's. f HIBTLE fI'OTU P DAiT; V, Wholesals an.:- H X:>-.• WINK AND SPI &' I 81' ' • '■• QU BKJS -STREET A!OK 1 A 0. Begs aye to return many th;".ni_* to th= puhtw. *;>■ their beral support accorded Site for' mar;;• «*wM» paat. Having erected splendid Pretotsya or> B:i *'•'■■■■• Oi the old House which was destroyed h- : fi*. .■:.-• >» now prepared to execute all order" pbwu«s<- •""«' from town or countty, with the CHOICEST BELEoriGl*! OS WINES Att D SPIE !T S. Comprising— Sand-man's Four Diamond 016 -erf Wis. . Duff, Gordon's Sherry Champagne—Cliquot's Champagne—Perrler, Jouet's Champagne— Moselle, pints and quarto Claret-Chateau, Larose Claret—Lafitte Claret—Leoville • Claret—St Julian's Real Old Jamaica Rum Hennessy's Three Star Brandy And othei choice brand*. BABSORTED CASES MADE HP TO ORDER DIFFERENT BRANDS. BASS'S ENGLISH ALE ON DRAUGHT. Liberal Al owances'. made to wholesale purchaser!. TERMS : SI RICTLY CASH. Spirits kjverproof, the same as from bonded Storo sold in any (juantity.



rpHE ARMY AND NAVY HOTEL, UPPSiR QUEEN-STREET. JOHK CODLING, Proprietor. The Army and Navy SHADES and RESTAURANT la now OPKN. You can have a Hot Sausage, Bread, and a Glass of Beer, .for fi^J Also, Grilled Steak ~.,., , aA Grilled Steak, with Bread f?A Barnsley Chop (Grilled) ...- Q^ Barnsloy Chop, with Broad .••• >7A Basin of Soup , g/| Basin of Soup, with Bread W Chops and Steaks in Ten Minutes after the order is given. tSF An apparatus has been fixed on the counter to cook, 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 ment, of Business Men, also Mechanics. Luuchoon Hours: From 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. POST-OEEICE HOTEL, GREY-STREET, WELLINGTON. Travellers to the South will find first-olass accom modation at the above Hotel. Suites of apartments for Families. Airy, pleasantly-situated rooms always available Good dry Sample-rooms, THOMAS imWIN, Proprietor. THE BRITOMART HOTEL, CUSTOM-HOU 3E-STREET. F. ARCHARD, Proprietor. The abovo Hotel having been recently ereoted at a great expense, is now open with a Choice Stock of Wines and Spirits. English Ales and Stout of the best brands always on hand. FA hopes by strict attention to business, and by keeping none but the vory best of everything, to obtain a fair share of patronage from the Public of Auckland* F. ARCHARD, BRITOMART HOTEL, (Near the Railway Btation), Custom-houso-stroet. JTNITED SERVICE WINE AND SPIRIT STORE, Cos nek of Queen ani; Wklleslky-streets AUCKI,ANO. JOHN HANCOCK, Proprietor. IMPORTER OF WINES, SPIRITB, &o, J.H. would respectfully call the attention of uh* public to the ureurpassed stock of Wineß and Spirits now o.i hand, including tho following :— BRANDY- MOSELLE— Hennessy's Deinhard's Sparkling Martell's HOCK— De Laage Fills •*•*; Deinhard's Stillf Hennessy's»% CHAMPAGNE— Bisquit De Bouche and De Lossy De Laage flasks. Roderers WHISKY— Moots and Chandon** Kinahan's LL Cliquot Dunville's Seckbach's Imperial, Scotch of the best brands &c, &c. and blends. BURGUNDY—Nuita UM- O. Polack Red Heart SAUTERNES, very choloe White Jamaioa F. Desbonne Lowndes' Vermouth — Noilly Prat Pine Apple and Co. Rum and Shrnb. Absinthe GIN— CYDER and PERRY, in Henke's stone and white .ottle and wood. Real glass Devonshire, imported;by London Unsweetened J.H. Wolfe's Schnapps. LIQUEURS WINES— Cnragoa Old Tawny Port, vintage Aya Pana 1852, specially recom- La Maladetta mended to invalids by Fleur de Alps medical gentlemen. Kummel Amontillado Sherry, &c. Maraschino. Australian, all kinds. CLARET— BITTER—INDIEN Margaux Chateau Pomyfl BRANDY— Tod Heatleys Orange St. Emilion Cherry St. JuUen, &c. Ginger Pooket Flasks—Brandy, Whisky, bo., &c, at|li and is. Cd. ALE and PORTER of the best brands. ENGLISH ALE always on draught. Country orders, accompanied with ' P.O. Ort. punctually attended toj Terms :—Cash. WARNER'S COMMERCIAL HOTEL, CHRISTCHURCH. Mr F. W. WARNER begs to Inform Intending Visitors to Canterbury that the Improvements that he has recontly made render the 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 dvantages to Commercial Gentlemen. , Families visiting Christchurch will, the proprietor 18 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. 'Busses vias? sh*< door to and from every hour ,i_ly. Proznp< attention paid to all communications a:_ dressed to MR. W. F. WARNER, Commercial Hotel, Cathedral Square, Christchurch. fp H E Att G V l L HOT E L I GTBBOBNK. OpposKe he Baafe ->l "wZealana The cnd»rsi.guc:. bogs to inth"Qat» that navmg oumpiei-ed cx-;«:s=v. alterations and add! jona to Mb well-known and tavourit.- hostelry, he is ik. pre pared "' ofT^r aecommttlHtioD second to u-->n. I the district 3 M. W. bei ajj >n a position «> import M Wines, Spi.iiß, .*?., direct no*e but the best Brands We kept. Spacious and Lofty Dining and Commercial Rooms _ Biut--> o chferfal well-ventilat«d Bedrooms have also been added to the premises. Bath and Billiard Boom (one of Alcock a best Tables. Civility and Comfort Combined with Moderate Charges. SAMUEL MASON WILSON, Proprietor. ABERDEEN BOOT FACTORY, 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 olosed and hand made Boots are to be had. . A supply of Seamless Watertighte always on onjhand. ,„' BLACK & GO.



Miscellaneons- 1 ' H.P.H. as REMOVED to the foot of Orey-stree t.5 OTSM—-BBMB-JJI nn___—_W_m*^_i—r»m,mnm__—_m_r. m T. DICKE NSO N, " FUNERAL UNDERTAKER. . Established 1859. Adults Fnnera lurnisbed from £S 105.,® inelnding Mounted Coffin, Hearse, Grave, and attendance.) S3P"E ote the Addresi\:— VICTORIA -STREET WEST, 4 doors from Hobson-street. IVfcT p. ha stwae:d, I] TV " Mattbessmaker, ___, m\ \ CABINETMAKER, AND FUNERAL I «_ UNDERTAKER, ■ n W y nJd ham- s^t beet. ■ ■?< Residence:—" Eureka Store," bebindPthe^H Catholic Cemetery. Mm K^"| N.B.—Grave Fences Made. mijjjjj A UCKLAND STEAM COFEEE A MILLS. BROWN, BARRETT ft CO. Havin" REMOVED to those Spacious Premises In ELLIOTT-STREET, Beg to announce to their Customerß that having BECTED NEW and IMPROVED MACHINERY, and the same being now in First-class Working Order, they are enabled to supply promptly all orders en trusted to them for their RENOWNED COFFEES, tho preparation of which is their sole seobet, and has led to unprecedented success. Thoy also guarantee that all their Manufactured Goods are in strict accordance with the Printed Description thereon, and they undertake and agree that this Guarantee shall render them responsible for the purity of every unbroken Tin or Package leaving their Establishment. BROWN, BARRETT _ CO. [COPY.] Provincial Laboratory. Auckland, June 20,1876. Messrs. Brown, Barrett & Co., Gentlemen,—Having made a very careful analysis of the sample of Coffee, which I took from the bulk on your premises, I find It to be a flrst-claes article, consisting of Pure Coffee, mixed with a proper pro portion of Chicory. The flavour is all that could be desired. With regard to the samples of Black and White Pepper, I find that they are perfectly free from I adulteration [ I have the honor to be, Gentlemen. ' Your obortient servant, James M. Tunny, Provincial Analyst. ~\T? h: H A Z A R D *GUNMAKER (Late of the Thames), Quekn-stbekt, Aucklaku, opposite A. Dornwell's, IMPORTKR OF EVERY DESCRIPTION" OF FIRE-ARMS AND GUN MATERIALS. Adams's Colt's, Smith and Wesson's, Sharp's, Henry's, Lancaster's Snider Lefaucheux, Flobert's Rifl»s and Pistols Dixon's and Hawksley's Powder Flasks, Shot Pouches, &c. Eley and Joyce's Caps, Wads, and all kinds of Breechloadtng Ammunition. I. ew work made to order. Repairing- done in the best manner, and warranted to give satisfactu >v. On the promises is a NEW SHOOTING GALLERY. replete with all modern improvement, and supplied with Rifles and Pistols of the best makers. N.B.—Fire-arms and Ammunition purchased |or exchanged. \\fl LSON'S EXCELSIOR TT BAKING POWDER Supercedes all others for Quality and Cheapness. Sold in Jib. tins Is. 3d. each.—L. D. Naihan _ Co., Agents for Auckland. BROWN AND "OATEN FOR CHEAP TEAS! DROWN AND "OATEN FOR GOOD TEAS! TTTTTTTTTT T TTT T TTT KOYAL ttt MART TTT TTT TTTTT THEATRE BUILDINGS, VICTOBIA-STREET. fOHNSOPPET «f HOUSE, LAND, AND GENERAL COMMISSION AGENT, NO. 8, QUBBN-BTRKBT. Agent for Mr. Carter's Waikato Parcels Delivery. and Passenger Booking. August 5,1875. pHAIRS! CHAIRS! EASE AND COMFORT ATTAINED AT LAST. Fob the Counting House and Library thk Mobt LuxußiANT Seat is ! BARBER'S PATENT ROCKING AND TILTING CHAIR. j Thiß Chair is universally used throughout tne j United States. j 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, *djustable 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 manufactory, by H. P. BARBER, Fort-street, Auckland. VT O T.I C E. Wm Stevenson has much pleasure in informing the public of Auckland that he has commenced business as T'.ILOR and H A.BIT-M AKER, in temporary premises opposite Dr Dawson's. W.B. having been seven years superintendent In the cele brated house of Poole and Co, Savllle Row London, can offer some guarantee that all work entrusted to his care, will he executed in a style not to be equalled in the colony. Gentlemen's own cloth made up. Testimonials to be seen on application. SOUTH BRITISH FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW ZEALAND. CAPITAL .-... £760,000. 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 ........_.. .jG69,041 Third Year.. „.. ."„_.£95,184 Lowest rates. Prompt aud liberal settlement'still specially attended. A. BOARDMAN, Manager.



ironmongery. B. PORTER & Co., QUEEN AND .HIGH-STREETS, , AUCKLAND, IMPORTERS OF HARDWARE, FUR NISHING IRONMONGERY, AGRI CULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, MACHINERY, IRON, STEEL, OILS, &0.,? Have justi received from LondOD, ex Brodick Cast Dillpussund, Merwanjee Framjee, and La Escocesa, Large Shipments.of.the following Goods :— Smith and Wellstood's COOKING.STOVES Ranges, with double^and single Ovens Gas Cooking Ranges Gas Nursery Stoves, from'.3s each Fine Cast Register Stoves! Berlin Black do Fenders, Fire Irons, *c LAMPS—English,'French, and American Table Cutlery- Lockwood Bros . Electro-plated Goods Tea and Coffee Pots, Cruets, Butter Coolers Forks, Spoons, Fruit Knives, Ac Nickel Silver Forks, Spoons, Ladles, *o Brittania Metal Tea Pots, Mustard Pots, &c Children's Cots. Iron Bedsteads Brushes, Table Mats, Door Mats AMERICAN Apple Parers,|Egg» Beaters, Lemon Squeezers „ Shovels. Spades.pForks „ Axes, Scales, Churns „ Bits, Augurs, Levels „ Caulking.Mallets „ Chisels, Sorew Drivers „ Squares, Rules „ Sash Pulleys, Latches „ Novelty Braces and Glass Cutters „ Fancy Wire Gsods Sewing Machines, from the. moßt approved makers HOLLOWARE-Kenrick's and Clark's Tinned and Enamelled [Saucepans, ißoilers, Stew pans, &c. Gardner's Patent*Sausage',Machines Do Do Stuffing Do Patent Differential PulleyJßlocks Patent Self-sustaining Rope Blockß, Bingle, double, and treble Portable 3 and 5 Horse Steam Englneß Hydraulic Machinery Portable Flour Mills, withjErench Burr Stones I Croquet Lawn Mowers Avery's and Fairbanks "Weighing Mach Leathern Belting for Machinery' India Rubber' Belting from 2 to 10 In. Engine Packing AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS Ploughs, Fotatoe Raisers, Scythes] Flexible Chain Harrows, Corn Shelters Chaff Machines and Knives for ditto Bullock Bows of Wood and Iron, Bells, etc. Galvanized Iron Garden Arches. Ornamental Zino Frieze, six patterns Perforated Zinc for Blinds, fancy pattern Brass Foundry, Builders' Ironmongery, and Nails of every description. Lithofracteur, Blasting and Sporting Powders Perry and Son's Fireproof Safes Cheavin's Patent Rapid Water Filters. JUST R.ECJEIVED, AT THE IRON STORES, HIGH-STREET: Galvanised Corrugated Iran, Sheet Zino 131 Boiler Plates 2048 bars, 718 bundles Iron, assorted—Flat Round, Oval, Half-round Angle, Hoop and Sheet A Quantity of Tram Ralls, 141b ; Truck Wheels &c, &c. i B. POUTER & CO., WHOLESALE AND RETAIL IRON MERCHANTS AND» IRON MONGERS, Queen and High-streets, tAva-J- nd. \ ■ .■■ ■■ ■''" ■ ■-■>•■•■ •, I :



%ctiS_ d^Mfeß S^3c_ WIRE OAUZK BLIND b!j/dT P^ORA^ AUCKLAND 'KNETITN BLIND AT7CKLA MANUFACTORY, CORNER <* OW»g<fflM to Of any dimensions, mWft, test quality Hundred, within "jg^Sg^Vo*" We* **C i/r TT TVOSBY "" S.a Ttnnorter of the Material', Local Manufacturer and importer « -^ Practical Blind faker an^W' ji.nc.iio. years established at CW IEdOW Blinds, Plain turerof every descripti^o^ B]jndH cleangd( and Ornamental Wire wort VBH]BTIAS altered, repaired, "£ »*'^ tecst) Auckland. HOUSE, corner of Cookganu wo* -FURNITURE. F HENRY ROBERT'S CHEAP AND SOTTED PUNITURE & BEDDING 'ESTABLISHMENT, Bottom, of Shortland-street. Having completed the alterations of my 'premises and just received a large and well-selected stock of English and American Chairs, &c, of every descrip tion, I am now in a position to offer you snecial advantages in good, cheap, sound -b'U-KNITUBE. MATRESSEB, and SHIP'S BEDDING, &c. To people about to be married, new arrivals, and others requiring the above, You are most respectfully invited to inspect the same before you give your orders else where, and as all goods are marked in plain figures, you will be able to judge for yourselevs. Good, sound Chairs at 4s. 4s 6d. ss, and upwards, warranted to give satisfaction, or the money returned. Furniture, Mattreses, and Bedding of every des cription made to order, and guaranteed to give every satisfaction. Mattrasses Be-made. Einlng and Drawi ins-room Furniture Recovered and thoroughly reno vated. ■ N.B.—The business of China, Glass, Earthenware and Kitchen requisites, etc., will be carried on as usual in the Old Establishment by Mrs Probert, where every order will receive the very besl|[atteE» tion. f~~ Note the Address— H. PROBERT, BOTTOM OF SHORTLAND-STREET, AUCKLAND "fcXEWMARKET FOR EVER ! J. STALLWORTHY 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 Robina Dunlo : 6 cases and bales of Stationery. Cheapest ever Imported. JT McCULSKT * FUNERAL LNDERTAKEK, TOP OF HOBBON.STRK'gT, Q. H O L LA H ' S ; ORE AT INDIAN CURES, (Lately Introduced [into New,Y Zealand). THESE EXTRAORDINARYjMEDICINES Since their recent introduction and vise in the SOUTHERN PROVINCES. Have done an amount of goodfo the SICK AND SUFFERING Never before known in New Zealand. Casos of RHEUMATISM and GOUT that h»d baffled all available skill, Have been Cured! Although the sufferers had been distressed and tortured for 13,14,15, and 16 years. These invaluable INDIAN MEDICINEB will shortly be introduced into the Auckland Province, of which due notice will be given by the THE ABOVE MEDICINES HAVE ARRIVED BROWN, BARRETT & CO, Wholesale Agents for the Province, 10 0,0 0~~0 ROLLS OF PAPERHANGINGS. w. phillFpts and son 95 AND 97, QUREN-STRBKT, Have Just Opened, ex late arrivals, 80 Package* New Patterns of P AP.fiR HANGINGS, And to make room for Shipments to arrive pc •Carnatic' and 'Glenlora,' offer special inducement to purchasers. Cheap Hessian and Scrim Gilt Mouldings, a large assortment, new designs Artists' Colours, in oil and water; Canvas, Paper, Mounts, and Sundries Engravings, Oleographs, Photographs, and Scrap , Balance of stock of Ohromo Lithographs, be Publisher's price. Silvered Plate Glass, from 136 x 72 Polished and Rough Plate, Sheet, Ornamenta and Photographic Glase GLASS SHADES, Paints, Oils, Colours, Yarn sh Brushes, Patent Silicate, Oxide of Iron Anticorrosive and Nelson Hematite Paint, and a S kinds of Painters' and Decorators'Sundrie Portland Cement. **~ Wholesale and Retail, PHEI_C.[PP .SOIf, 95 & 97_ Qneen^rtreet