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I- .fl, ,~~' ' ,MO2«&AY. JULy" 2. ■ Rt| ' N O'ON. • ■ » m j (EX (SPIRIT OF THE DAWN,' FROft LONDON. TWENTY-TWO PACKAGES £ OF W^Ll*-ASSORTED GLASS ANI p» EARTHEN WARE. • » * % I ARTHUR "VJTTILL Sell by auction at his Mart 1$ t T Queen-street, on Monday next, July 2 at 12 o'clock noon, ex ' Spirit of the Dawn,' front i London, I '■■»'' A FIRST-CLASS ASSORTED LOT OF GLASS ' 1 AND EARTHENWARE : 3V^' over A in diamond, §I—l cask Glassware, "Engraved Fern,: f *. ' .eonfisting of Port and Sherry Wiiu , Glaises, Champagnes, Clarets, Li queurs, Tumblers, Soda, Custard I Jellies,. Decanters, and Caraffs §2—l cask ditto ditto §3—l cask ditto, "Engraved Stars,"assorted as above §4/5—2 casks Tumblers, each- 30 dozen d §6/9-4 .^ '&?*m V, ; ,*3O „ §10/11—2 >\,\ *•' i, ~30 . Sl2/13—2 gpt* * Z& ~,30 ),? EARTHENWARE. *1* Bin diamonia,,Nad— ** :.-&% -**->.«. Ndjf- I—l crate-Piaj.es, Dishes, Covere* 7 Dishes jM andßdats,-",Blue<Pheasant",, 4. *. jjNo. 2y'3—2 crates Toilet Setsi ■assqiiiedi *Printed tk and.Tby Tea^Sets \' . * ■ |,Nb. 4/5-32 crates Tea' Cups and Saucers, assorted * Printed . —. f. > 'No, 6/7—2 crates'- Mdurited Teapots. Enamelled, Sets of- Jugs" I^namelled, White, and assorted Printed % No. B—l crate Hand Basins ■~Nq. 9—l crate Ewers and Basins, Chambers 0: and Bowls, assorted: Printed. Torms Cash. * ALFBED~BUCkI^AND. THURSDAY. JULY 5. * RE M U E R A YARDS. FOR SALE,* on Thursday next, July 5, at 1 o'clock, Dairy Cows and Store Cattle At Two o'clock. 60 Fat Cattle, from Waikato 40 Fat C*ttle, from Tamaki 30 Fat Cattle, from Sandhills At Four o'Clock. "BGO Fat Wethers, ex Jane Douglas Store Merino Wethers • Store Lambs Fat and Store Pies. 0 * ■ •■' ■ * ♦ lS\. ALFRED IHICTGLAND. SATURDAY, JULY 7. BAIRD'S WHARF, OTAHUHU. ■♦" ■ ' * TT'OR SALE, on Saturday next,* 7th X? July, * 20,000^FEET TrMBER. ALFRED BUCKLAND. ,■: f THE HAYMARKET. * #• C^ALES of WOOL, SHEEPSKINS, and *" »O HIDES, every FRIDAY, i At 1 o'clock. ' . . ALFRED~MCKLAND. » _ — * SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON. • : ■ j£ , . * % 1 ■ TUESDAY, JULY 3. *:»;_■, remueea: VALUABLE FREEHOLD PROPERTY ■"*-- 41 # D 9. V-- ■• + FAMILY'RESIDENCE. . HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, PLATED WARE, GILT MIRRORS, DINING TABLE, ? HANDSOME D,R AWI NG■R OO M OjTTTnnTni I- * BRUSSELS CARPET, TRICHORD PIANOFORTE. MAHO.GANY SIDEBOARD, CABIJSIET SEWING MACHINE, MAHOGANY BEDSTEAD, HORSES, COWS, PURE-BRED ENGLISH MASTIFF. »* JD. B. BREECH-LOADING FOWLING- I PIECE. *a T fIHE ' ipidersigned liave been favoured I with instructions from Mr. W. A. Hunt. f whais leaving the Colony, to sell at his resi ■m deriee, Remuera^ on Tuesday, tm 3rd July, at 11 o'clock The WHOLE of HIS NEW and VALUABLE '•■ ■ HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, Consisting of-H& A Very Fine Walnut Pianoforte, trichord, one of Bord's best instruments; Handsome *S Carved Drawingroom Suite, in crimson .damask; Walnut Cheffonifr, with marble top»#nd plate glass back and panels ; Fine Large Gil£ Mjm>r, Handsome Brussels Carpet, MakOg&fif Sideboard, Elegant .sla])bgany Bedstead, Telescope Dining Table, Hacdsoroe Ytm*, pilt Cornices, American Blinds, Hall Tai)Ut &VJ Chans,. *\ Mahogany Sofa, Arm and liasy 1 QM^Si ifc Large Anucapnic Lamp, Cabinet Sewing Machine (G.rgver and. Baker), Cabinet of •Mineral*; Mahogany Dressing' TtVJS, wUli nine drawers; Mahogany Chest Drawers ; Marble-top Washstand, with double set of * white and gold Toilet Ware; Bedsteads, • *■ m Bedding, Curtain Poles,. &c.; Tapestry m Carpets, Very Fine Graphoscope and fc View&, Water-etojour (Hoyte), Tea and * Coffeefend Brealaast China. Plated Cruets, Plated Tea and Coffee Service, Ice Bucket, i- * Plated Tea Tray, Candlesticks, Chinese Trays, Glassware (cut), Dinner Service; te Stable^- Garden, Dairy, and Kitchen * % UtensOs; Patent Mangle, Clothes Press, Lawn Mower and Roller,. Gentleman's, 14 * Riding Horse (Daybreak), Eady's Riding Horse, 2 Milch Cows, 2 Heifers, Pure-bred M-" ' Eno-iish Mastiff, Saddlery, lot of Ducks #• and Fowls, D.B. Breech-loading Fowling Piee<B, by Turner, Birminghain, * * #<?, ;- &a % AT 12 o'6LC(JK Noon. fc The SURBURBAN RESIDENCEiand 1. t x v GROUNDS, Rcmuera, situatefl atfthe ♦ ' Junction of two Government Roada, and bounded by the Orakei Waters. The r»-' I petty contains aboat 8 acre.?, moa*' -•; cn fiat alluvial land, thoroughly f enC e^ and under cultivation as O-- . T™ O S"n *• m * *^ar^° rnT^ tal Ground, Gra^PaT ttOCKS, &-c. xao comprise a *t ** Comfortftblp. y ami i y Kesidcnce of ten **' *« 2 rooms,ftwith brick basement, all in the W ,vlly best order, three-staU Stable, Coach house, &c. **■ ' ' The attention of intending purchasers is called % to the fact that the completion of the new road 5* across Hobson's Baj has brought the above *!f property two miles nearer td*Auckland than by " ■ the old. road. a Busses will leave Fort-street at 10 o'clock for 0 The Sale. . , ■ « Catalogues now ready, and may be obtained at the Mart. Fort-street. '„* SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, f / Auctioneerp. xMONDAY, JULY 9. ifc ■%. in." ■ ' I Jk Order (Jf tile Trustees of the . *rv \ r ' - Estate of Joskph Bouhter. " CREMORNE," PONSpNBsI %'#l BRf C X B.u"ILDINGS, |f,*' / DURHAM-STREET. t \ v ■■ m ,- *• *# * bo o^k: debts. *'■ *■ *■ *. ■ ■■""■». . *g THE subscribers' have received instruc tions from the Trustees of the above Estate. ." • t6 sell bj' public auction, at {he Land Mart, Fort street, on ldonriay. July P. at 12 o'clock, '• CREMORNB,'*p6nsO>;BY— That Valu able Freehold Property, situate on the Jdk banks of the Waitemata, being Allot ments 3 and 5, Section 8, Suburbs of f Auckland, containing 6 aci-cs (more or ■^ less), thoroughly fenced, subdivided, and laid out as .Ornamental Gardens, Pad 's docks, etewpthi Dwelling-hbutee and other Building's thereon erected. ■ - DURHAM.STREET—The Freehold of nart of Allotment 7, Section 10, City of Auck flK land, 2G feet frontage to Hurham-strcet ,m ami the Trustee's interest in Lease of ■f Allotment adioining. with the Bride ■ ■* Buildings thefeon, let to Messrs. Fisher T . and Co., as stables, etc, Hf BOOK DEBTS—Amounting to £437 sterling. ' Also, the STOCIT, HORSES^DOG-'cART, &C., &c7j



JULY 4. - *'- H O L If~AL LOT|^E NTS. I'" MARMION-STRBET, . » f ' .NEWCASTLE, TAKAPUNA. l\" " ' I^HE subscribers have received instrac 1_ tions to sell by public auction at the Luna \irt, Fort-street, on Wednesday, 4th July, at \i II\UEEN-STREET.-Lot 27, of the sub-division \ of Allotment 3, Section 37. City ot Aucfc •^' land, 20 feet frontage to Mm-mion-street, w immediately behind Mr. Bownng s pro- NiVv^flsTLE (Ngarua^ahia)—Lot No. 16 of \ the Township, .containing 31 pe^phes, \ situate near the Waipa River, and oppo- S PA» ltSl¥ifipUNA^£otß.ns and%6, Vontaining 121 acres 2 roods, situate a \hort distance beyond the Lake. SAMJEL COCHRAN.E AND SON, . | Auctioneers VuESDAY, JULY 10. C I\T V M A#.R T. WAIK &l Ej "Fa RM, 10WEI! by "orderTof "tj^evmortgag^es. GRANT & MdRTON' •' . HAVE received; instructions from tl*C Mortgagees, to sell by auction, on Tues day, 10th July, at 12 o'clock noon,* WAIKARE FARM, RANGARIRI, contain ing 1520 acres, bounded by Waikato River and Waikarc Lake, sub-divided into convenient paddocks, securely fenced, well .drained,, Agri cultural Land; 400 acres under cultivation in crops. • The improvements comprise- New Dwelling house, centrally situated, Cottages, Store, Bakery. Slaughter house, an« Outhouses, situa ted near ;the Hiyer. There is a 1 .finding-wharf, where the Waikato Steam Navigation Com pany's boats pass daily. WillowsfHPines, Gvuns, and, Ornamental Trees have been planted on the banks of the River, and around the Dwelling house. The Railway runs through the property. Waikare Farm comprises the best improved land ffi the district, and forpicturesqueposition, complete homestead, stands unequalled in the Waikato. EPSOM—Larere Allotment, containing 0 acres 1 rood IL' perches, b'-ing part of Lots 35 and 3C Section 0, Suburbs of Auckland, adjoining the property lately occupied by Mr. Brissendcn, has frontages to two roads, splendid view, and the best un occupied block in this i'asdionable suburb. Further particulars on application to Auctioneers. Terms at Sale. ' E. & H. ISAACS EX DILPUSLUND, @ LONDON. 16 CASES ENGLISH-MADE FURNI TURE (SUPER. QUALITY), 1 BALE DOOR MATS, 1 BALE SLIPS AND RUGS, 1 CASE TABLE MATS, 5 PIANOS, 4HARMONIUMS, 1 CASE BASKETWARE, 1 BALE , STRAW BAGS, 1 CASE WALL SCREENS, 4 CASES LITHOGRAPHS, *AND S CASES GILT FRAMED MIRRORS. E. &H. ISAACS. HAVE been instructed to advertise the above for sale by auction, as soon as landed. ,^^«_____— GEORGE SIBBIft. 'i TUESDAY, JULY 3. THE subscriber has received instructions to sell, by public auction. on Tuesday. 3rd July, at the Timber Yard, Custom-house-street, at two o'clock OK. AAA FEET KAURI BOARDING iVQ.UVV and Scantling, 9xl, oxl, G x i, 4x3, 4 x 2, 3 x 2, &c, &c. In Lots to Suit Purchasers. GEORGE SIBBIN., Auctioneer. 87-HONKS & CO. *- B. TONKS K. C. CARR MO&TG>AY, JUtTiT 2. ■ - UNREDEEMED PLEDGES, 1875-6-7. j GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES, ItINGS, PISS, BROOCHES, LOCKETS, &C, ,&C, , &C. B. TONKS & CO. HAVE received instructions from Mr. Neumkgen, to e^U by auction, at the Brunswick Mart, qn Monday, the 2nd JuJy, at 11 o'clock, UNREDEEMED PLEDGES, As per Evening Star of the 27th and 28th instant, B. TONKS.] i IR. C. CARR. I MONDAY, JULY 2. __ TANKS! TA|fKS ! TANKS! Alongside the Samoa, Rail Way Wharf. B. TONKS & CO. "11S7ILL sell on Monday nextj at 11 W o'clock, 4 100- gallon Tanks. 7 200 gallon Tanks. On the Railway Wharf. TV EE S S -\J ATER IA L S AT |j s¥ reduced prices ! ■«»• 'silk velvet jackets It «&. HALF PRICE !! -®H H. Atkins Has Reduced the Prices of a Large Lot of Winter Dress Materials, and has also Purchased Heavy Lines at Job Priceß. He has also just opened all the New Shades (Prunes, Navy Blue, Myrtle, Chocolate, &c), in m. SATIN CLOTHS, TRAILS, &C. "ffia These Colours, now so much worn, have not been procurable for some time back. In this second ahipment will be found some Very Choice Goods. Also BLACK SILKS, AT THE OLD PRICES ! * I H. ATKINS Has also Just Purchased a heavy line of LADIES' SILK VELVET JACKETS, ■ AT A DISCOUNT. They will ba Sold at about £3" HALF PRICE Remnants of' Dress Materials to be Clearcd-out at a>:y reasonable prick. ■ Blankets, Sheetings, Quilts, Table Linen, Long Curtains, "Calicoes, Flannels, and all Manchester Goods, of best makes, and u»t the Lowest Price for the Quality, in Auckland. Cheap Tweeds fob Boy's 'Weak. a*t 2s. lid', and SsieGcl., worth Is. to us. THE LARGE STOCK OF IttOsßlEL AXD OTH-EK TWEEDS IN THE felT& * * AfSPIJENDID STOCK OF CLOTHIjIH, *in 'Auckland-made. Melbourne, > and Imported. * —H H. ATKINS. H^-i - IAAA BOY'S TWEED TROU JC \J XJ \J SBRS; at 7s Cd^ worth 15s, 'at. gi|H|gM£MEL GeOMBES & CO.. . . ,- ■ PBBHIHR,*j». j*.-i. — » —.- -.. hi- ■fmkiiitfiyMi T A H/TT7O T?rtf\rrXI1 • In



■S.?\V *f-V'JB[ 0"T?K-- .. ALBEK STRftETj Auckland? # ; w • ■ . « V R "* DAVIDSON, » *j KCk>«IETOR. JHRBINFRHIfS' "j^ttkE BEER 4 *On Draught. -^ EP thAtle hot e*l, (Near the Theatre Royal). .* ? v .. \ F. IR S*T -CLASS LI Q IJ*O R S ■g>- \ *■■' ' <• « ■ ■ B ( FINEST BILLIARD ROOM I UP-S'AIRS BAR^TJNBQUALLED IN- THE ■ COLONIES. 01 NT RUSSELL HOTEL, MERCER. Thislptel is fitteafKip with every comfort and conference. It is a favourite resort for Travel lers to v Waikato, being a few yards from the WharfA * , A Bosfcept to enable "Visitors to enioy a pul > on the rlpr. *H__ccffs Ale on draught, and a superior " stock of Unas, Spirits, &c. I HIGGINS Proprietor. g_ "TVT E\MAR XE T^ HOTEL. chlge of proprietorship. GKOKOKRoBSOX*(Iate Providore of s.s.j RotonmhaV), begs to inform the public of I Auckland id the respected residents in the 3 immediateeighbourhood of Newmarket, that •• uie ; has tak* the above Hotel, and hopes to be . ■favoured [tii the patronage of all old . customers, id will be glad to welcome new I ones. t YT~NT^D~sIE"R"vTc rE~ HOSLEL " vJ v CGRNKR OF 1 QUEEJfc WELLESLEY-STREETS, JOHN HAEOCK, PiipPRiETOK. fcIMPORTER OF FOREIGN WINES AND* I f- PIRITS. Ay c li. ay d. N. 7.. g TT A I F"AE A HO T E L, HELNSVLt/LE. JAMES HAND, hying completed improve ments to the Hotel, vll be glad to accommodate Travellers and Sportsion who may favour him with a visit. The Hosl is within a few yards of the wharf. Two firstdasß steamers leave twico a week, ensuring quids trips for visitors to the splendid Wairoa rivr, and other beautiful districts. A good Table kept, ad the best of Wines and Spirits. J. H. ~ N D, PROPITErOR. TUT ANG A W HA R E HOTEL, NORTIIEItt WAIROA. Visitors may rely upon receiving every attention at the abo\j Hotel. \■ ' f PKIVATE ROOM 3 !OR FAMILIES. *.&? Boa's fov Hire to al parts of the River. Charges M«oerate. EDWARD DOWNIN'S, Proprietor. OCCIDENTAL! OCCIDENTAL! Occidental jtJotel. The Now Additions to this Hotel are now cqmplerect—viz., Six First-class Bedrooms and Parlours ; the Finest Billiard Room and Bar in the Colony. In returning thanks to the public for past favours, the Proprietor wishes them to know that he is now in a position to offer the best of accommodutioD. ; , •SKEDWD. PERKINS, Proprietor.; N,B.—Curiosities of all kinds wanted. Best of Prices given. •. y^ den r: yuE rroTEL, EDEN TERRACE. L I.S T O, F j^P ICE S:— Martell and, Hemijessey's Brandy, 4/C ¥ bottle Gieenlesa^ftid Cofville's Campbelton Whisky! 4/ and 4/0 <proof) W bottle ' Dunville's*Whisky, 4/*per.bottlo Rum, 3/; Old Jamaica (proof), 4/ ; small, 2/ TR bottle jj- Cousen's Sherry (beepS4/; small, 2/ $» bottle Bandiman's (best) Pott, if ; small, 2/ V bottle' Amontillado Sherry, 5/; small, 2/6 $ bottle Old Tawny Port, 5/; anall, 2/6 f bottle I English Ginger Wine,3/ $ bottle. In Case (GaliDtNE Brands) : Hennessey's and Mitel's Brandy, 5/6 ¥ bottle Bisquit Dubouche's BraadJ", 5/ $ bottlo Schiedam Schnapps, 4/6 \ small, 2/C %'»bottle Geneva, JDKZfJarjje, 4/; small, 2/9 P bottle • Old Tom, 4/1« bottlo Dunville's Whisßy, 4/ f btttttS Townsehd's Sarsaparilla, a p^>t bdttlft English Ale and Porter (»eSt Ul-ai#B), 1/3 bottle, . fm - __ — i ~ t * All Spiritfe feold by the* Gallon (over-proof) same* as from Bbnded Stcfte. Assorted cases of the above made uj for Families and Picnic Parties. * Terms strictly Cash (no exceptions). SAMUEL EVINSON, Proprietor. * Auckland. 14th March, 1877. WA IW ERA(H OT S P KINGS. HOTEL. *** ■" r* ■* fiie "Manager Qf, mlg'estaullaliSlont begs to announce th»t Oil ttnd fefbe* Xt May iroximq, the Charges will be RtodWdtetl to— 1* Ist Class, £2 10fe. per week, or 83& per day, nd Class, £1 Ws. „ ss*. [„ WaiW^.a', iiek April, 1877. f ' V SOUTH BRITISH INSURMCE COMPANY ft j* I CAPITAL, 4! #750,000. Buildings o&every description and Contains. Insured. \ Wool from Sheep's Back or Shipping Port^i London. .V, Vessels, Freight, Gold. Grain, Gum, anl,. Cargoes generally Insured to and from London^ the Colonies, America, China, Mauritius, the Island &c. LOWKOT CURRKNT RATES Head Office, Auckland. A. S BOARDMAN, •» ffl- . Manager. T~IIE~PHGENIX FIRE INSURANCl1. COMPANY OF LONDON. Established a Century, during which time it has Paid in Claims, Eleven Miluoxs Sterling. ■_ a Head Office : Lombard-street. AGENCIES THROUGHOUT THE WORLD The undersigned is now prepared to effect NSUEANCES at LoVvb^t GmaatNT Rates. ' I THOaiAS H. MABIN, Superintendent for New Zealand. Office: Lower Queen-street, Opposite Fort-street. _* AUSTRALIAN MUT UA L Jrk. PROVIDENT SOCIETY, ESTABLISHED IN THE YEAR 1849, FOR MUTUAL LIFE ASSURANCE. New•Zo&yfodßranch: Head Office—■ : * Wellington. I The Ariii-iTal Revenue exceeds £170,000 * The Accumulated Fund now exceeds £2,000,(^00. The Society has paid to representatives of dCceasea members upwards of £700,000. The Society thafe divided amopgst its members £il3,(}oD, yielding reversionary bonus addi tions amounting to £910,000. The New for the year 1876' wife 4559 Polices, assuring £1,652,575, producinga new 'annual revon"e of £5G;300. * Perso«3' assuring in this office share the whole p'roflts, alid'.aJbonus is declared every fifth year! The annual- Report, prospectuses,'and proposal forms may be had (or will be sent post'free), on application to the Branch Office/or to any of the • : £Osiety'S'.agents. Auentioi; . ,' * IVTART. 92. '•"""axr-aTRBET..!-.^



1/ •'% : » J*Jo H N * g M I T H . ■i ' ' xf " « fci/TIliiNG FROM BUSINESS, i AND SELLING OFF THE STOCK ,AT ; ** RIDICULOUSLY LOW PRICES ! • I W"" •[ \ TJHE^ODS ARE BEJNG GIVEN AWAY ■ A SOGLE TRIAL WI&LL PROVE IT.* § %HE PREMISES TO .BE LET. JOHN SMITH, NEXT THE UNITED SERVICE HOTEJf, Q.UKEN-STREET. JM. McLACHLAN • 21&, QUEEN-STREET, Would draw tto "attention of Ladies to SIX CASES of WIN'IER HOSIERY, which he has Just Imported, ptr 'Emily Chaplin, from the celebrated house of J. & R- Morley, v\ ood street, London. These Cases, in iddition the ordinary assort ment, contain the following novelties :— Ladies' Black Cashmere Hose „ Black Silk Hose State and N&vy Bine Cashmere, do. „ Tartan Cashmere Hose Vertical Stripe do. , Fancy Stripe Merino do. Men-S Silk Socks and Shirts . ,i Fine Mohair, Lambswool, and Merino ditto Ladies' " Challenger* Dressing. Gowns „ Felt Cloth ■ „ Men' 3* „ „ '~, .• Ladites' Quilted .Imitation Down Skints „ .Real ■ „ » &c- At Half PRrcE :— 1 case HdU Mourning Press Stuffs 1 case Black Dress Stuff. aPECIAL iy O T I C E * V MESSRS SOMEPi-lEL^ .& LECK, Having taken those Premises so ( long occupied If by Hay axd Honjei'MAN, asDtraper* and . Clothiers, beg to intimate to thek* friends and the public that they will OPEN ON FRIDAY, THE 23rd inst,, wini an .ENTIRELY NEW' 4 EXTENSIVE STOCK 1 OF MENS', YOUTHS', and BOYS' * Clothing, Lambswool IJnderclothing & Hosiery, Flannels, Plaiding, Blankets, Cloths, Tweeds, Men's Hats, Shirtings, Sheetings, Fancy Dresses, Black Alpacas, French Merinoes, Serges,, Ladies' und Gents' Silk Umlrellas, &c. MR. iECK, Late SuPERnSfrErbENT for COSGRAVE & CO., solicits a continuance of'lie patronago of his friends to the nowQrcn, and will guarantee every attentioi shall be paid to their esteemed favours \ \ A MERICAN SEWING \ MACHINES the largest sale in australia. Rkduced Price Lust. i "the home" \ , | $ * shuttle-lock-stitch. IHE PEDRFEbTION uF MECHANISM. Simple, Compact, Efficient, DaitABLE, AND COMI'LETK. It sews with the least possible amount of labour, and a Girl of T'velvo Years can run it without fatigic It is a Triumph of Mcclnnical GeniWi • THE HOME" SHUTTLE is theonly practica Low-price Lock-sUtch SewingMachino ever invented. This UNEQUALLED MAC3INE uses a straight needle, makes the "LocUstitch" (alike on both sides), has a self-adjusting tension, and is adapted to every variety of setting for any wear, from the lightest muslins to tae heaviest; AND WILL EVEN SEW LEATHER ; il will Hem, 'Fell, Bind,. Cord, Braid, Seam, Tick, Ruffles, Hemstitch, qjid Gather. This Maclme will sew on and gather at the same time, anl will work equally well on Silk, Linen, Woollen and Cotton Goods, with Silk. Tf.nen,sr Cotton Thread. It is not necessat-y foriis to endeavour lode tract from the merits of any other inchines. Wo claim to sell THE BEST FAMILT SEWING MACHINE IN THE MARKET, wiiout regard to Pkice, and we feel confident thu! whenever persons wishing co buy Sewing Majhincs give the "HOME" SHUTTLE SEWING MACHINE I a fair trial, in competition with othetMachines, we will have the preference. With the Machine is furnished*-Hemmer, Brader, Shuttle Bobbins, OiUpan, )il, Screw, driver, Five Needles, Guage, Table damp, and directions for use, All securely packa in strong caso with hinges. P RICE:— Complete in box I *4# Os. With Table and Treadle I £6 ss. With Table and Treadle, Half-Cabine with Cover, Look and Key .... £7 7s In proof of their superiority over xll other Machines, we guarantee them or five YKARS. Where the genuine "HOMERS UTTLE MACHINES, stamped with our nanv are not procurable, we will send them dire to pur- J chasers on receipt of remittance or rcf enoo, L. D, NATHAN & CO j SOLE AGENTS. Wo have appointed the "diidcrs.igi£d Soie Retail Agent for Auckland, where th'elPenuine Home Shuttle Machines are pvo'curafelaby time payments. Illustrations, Specimen^ ftno'l'uition free of charge. J. V. FREDA, Shortland-itreet. FREDK. titeWINM [HENRY HEWIIf mH %. X> ES T fi OFY E E '*" IS AT X HEWIN *& BROTHER'S. ALWAYS GOQD ALIKE, At F. HEWIN & BROTHER'S. FRENCH & INDIAN CONDIMENTS, In Great Perfection, as usual, at F. HEWIN & BROTHERS* | ■ ' * Specialities Specialities ! \ TrMmdian Currie r>. j ! Trfe'lndian Chut-, Mushrooms and ) ) &y "*{-■> Butter ( kßeav French • Sar- t —i JBrernch Beans / ) d&es <—J Oxford Sausage / { Frcn«i Mustards ,-. Ger-man Sausage J ' Fre-noL .Vinegars I I Kssence of Rennott I ) Freno\Fruits v■> .Tugged Hare ( ) Trufflel. Pates De f , Hare Soup ( \ ''Joi upas i Mock Turtle } / TrufflcA pates of ,■, . Ox Tail v ) Partrlj,ge,Wood •( ) Chili Vinegar ( ) cook, %ail, &c. 'L J Tarragon Vinegar ( \ Truttles fines de ■, , Mince Meat ; ( PerigoA ** Plum Pudding ) ( Asparagusviong «» Tunny Fish (| ) tins I- *f") Gua-va Jelly, • ( ) Greoni'Peasii.and LJ &c, Sec. }. \ 2 lbs. V i' V * toR -THE BEST VCHEES&, smoke-dil'eb. bacon, hams, GOOp BUTTER, iGO TO F. HEWm <& BROTHERS, f£ .P-RO NVISION 'FACTORS, AND FANCY ■ GRDCf BS, rr.-r-r-r- T-.^m CtMSIfWR OF dUEENAND



HTTCHENS' CELEBRATED Blt)OD RESTORER. t A NEVER-FAILING REMEDY T?r.;« all Skin Diseases, Rheumatisni in all its forms, such as Gout, Neuralgia, Sciatica .And Lumbago, likewise cures Chronic Dysentery, andis a valuable remedy as a Family Medicine for purifying and cleansing the blood. Vo Bottles are Genuine unless bearing the ■ Proprietor's Signature. •HAMILTON BROTHERS', Queen-street. •y Wholesale Agents. Sold by Mr. J. Edsox, Chem%, Queon-street; "Mr A G Hughe", corner of Shortland1- and 'Princes-streets; Mr. Robiwson, Chemist, Par •nell- Messrs. Hill and Hudson, Victoria-street: and Mr. Fall well, Otahuhu. 4, 41 — SS, Testimonials can be seen ©n APPLICATION. The strongest recommendation for this medicine is its own intrinsic worth, as shewn bj the marvellous cures effected on well-known ape • much-respected members of our community The best proof of this is to be found in the large number of testimonials received by the maker thankfully. acknowledging the complete restora tion of "health experienced by using thu P£ At "the request of those already, cured th, proprietor now brings the " Blood Restorer more prominently before the Public in the sur. and certain hope that this utilising of the gilt of a merciful Providence will prove a grea blessing to suffering humanity, by curing long seated disease, and averting threatening sick The want of a reliable remedy for Rheumatism &c. has long been felt as one of the greates calamities of the age. While other means am medicine have been proving themselves vain ani delusive, this remedy has been silently am steadily uuloesing the cr.uol fingers of disease and freeing captive man from their aeadJ. embrace. The people are now requested to giv tlfe " Blood Restorer" a fair and impartial triai And the Proprietor would have it distinct,]; understood that the cures of Rheumatism, Src. are dxie entirely to this medicines wondei-iu effect upon the blood, by its cljansing, puntjing and invigorating power. I Impurity and inactivity .of the blood is th. cause of most sickness and pain. A', tor• acouis of this medicine, blood vcssels-wl eh hay bec««e, as it were choked up wit n "nh s^; matter—become exhiharant with pine scaue Ufe-blood flowing naturally along, w&impart ing in its course vigour and strength to tin ci NK-Country Settlers will find in Ilitchen' Blood IteSoi-er an almost complete substitufc fn ?h/nwtor It arrests Colds, allays Fevers and bui dt UP the s ys t elll . CKildren take i with wonderful results. xXo household shouk be without it. p-—~*< , '* u _" mm ,riirr_L'_i' ' "7" mZ"ti7,,*.?!| ' tt'Limh *■ m" THE GREATEST WON DEE OF - MODERN TIMES. Long experience has proved these famous remedies to be most effectual in curing either the dangerous maladies or the slighter com plaints which are more particularly incidental to the life of a miner, or those living in the bush. Occasional doses of these Pills will guard the svsteir. against those evils which'so often beset the human race, viz.:—Qoughs, colds, and dis orders of the liver and stqpuich—the frequent forerunners of fey r, dysentery, diarrhoea, and 'cholera. Is the most effectual remedy for old sffl-es wounds, \ileers, rheumatism, and all skin discuses ; in fact, when used according to the printed directions, it never fails to cure alike deep and siiperflcial ailments. These Medicines may be obtained from all respectable Druggists and Storekeepers through out the civilised world, wich directions for use in almost every language. Ther are prepared ipnly by the Proprietor, THOMAS HOLLOW&Y, R>3, Oxford-street, London. * 1&V Boware of Counterfeits that may emanate trotn the United States. / N ii A T E F U L. ■•-C O MFORTING. EP P S'S C~O CO A. Breakfast. "By a thoi-ousrh knowledge of the natura aws "which govern the operations of digestion and nutrition, and by a careful application of the line properties of well-selected cocoa, Mr. Epps has provided our breakfast-tables with a delicately flavoured beverage which may save us many heavy doctoi-%' bills. It is by the judi cious use of such articles of diet that a constitu tion may be gradually built up until strong enough to .resist every tendency to disease. Hundreds of subtle maladies are Heating around us ready to attack wherever there is a weak point. We may escape rriftny affntal shaft by keeping ourselves well fortilied witti pure blood %nd a pvonerly nourished frame."—See article in the " Civil Service Gazette." Made simply with boiling water or milk. Sold only in Packets (Tins for abroad), labelled thus: JAMES EPPS & CO., HOMOEOPATHIC CHEMISTS, 18, Threadnkedle-strkkt, & 170, Piccadill Works: Eueton Koftd, Camdeu Town, London. A BERDEEN POLISHED GKANITE ____ a MONUMENTS, In Red and Blue, fkom £5, Free on board ship to any part of New Zealand. Inscriptions Accurate and Beautiful. PlaDB and Prices krek from JOHN LEiGGii' f I V > r C toTmmel^ choice perfumery RittFvoVs Toilet Vinegar, apleasant tonic and refreshing adiunct to the Toilet and Bath, a re viving scent and a powerful disinfectant. Foi Warm climates it is invaluable. Rinnncl's Celebrated Lavender Water. Rimmel's Treble Distilled Eau de' Cologne. Rimmel's Much Improved Florida Water. Rimmel's Jockey Club, and other fragrant per fumes. „ . ~ Rimmel's Lime Juice and Glycerine gives the hair a beautiful gloss tvithout greasing it. nourishes the roots, and imparts an agreeable coolness to the head. p Rimmel's Pure White Glycerine Soap, Browr Windsor, Honey, Almond, Lettuce, Coal-lar and other Soaps'in bars or cakes. ... Rimmel's Velvetine, Violet, Rice, Rose-Leaf and other Toilet Pow dors, in boxes and packets Rimmel's Aquad«»n^ne|cleans, whitens, anc preserves the Teeth, refreshes the mouth, anc sweetens the Breath. • ■ ? Rimmol's Photochrome,,f<jr imparting to the Hair or Beard a perfectly natural and permanen' shade. N.B.— All Rimmel'aSPrepara- /7&h\ _ tions will bear hencetorth the (r^v) * annexed Trade Mark. Tbadc^M!mark; E. RIM ME L, Perfumer by ■ /ZsJO*^t\ *SlfoM^irand! &^»«^ London BHOPTING (SEASON-, IST, E. PORTER .& C°- J Licensed Dbaleks u.vnER "Tite Arms Act Beg to call the attention of Sportsmen to their Stuck of—. | DOUBLE »nd*STXGLK-BARREL MUZZLE •* LOADING GUNS Double and Single Breech-loadiag Guns Cur'is & Harvey's, and Hall's Stjpiting Powder Eley's Ceiitral-flre Percussion Caps Eley's Pin and Central-flro Cartridge Oases Kiev's Chemically prepared Gun Wads Walker, Parker & Co.'s Patent Snot, in 101b. an> 2S!t>- bacrs b, ■ PATENT CHILLED SHOTf Machine for Filjingr and Re-cappi^g Cartridges Powder Flasks.Wiot Pouches And every requisite for the Sportsman. ■ QUEEN AND HIGH-STftEETS, N.Z.\ IT> E #S I A N dTt E~ h JTi . at te CLOSE BROS. f 1 * \ gf /^^EAIUNG-OUT SALE 01 BIRD V/i AN© CAGKS FOR ONE WISEK. S.INGIN^'"'C AN aries, from los.Tupwarcli 'Cockatoos and ParbSts.T' Reviving Cages on,latest prinotolc. # jft Strong ■vvell-made Canary CageA I . '/ ?% Parrot Cages. \ The Whole to be Cleared Outlcme-i For Cash. :• I?Kf\ GAt;IBALi>L SUITS; \ 6 <LP\_/ 15s, worth 30.°, at *^»^^M£_l^J!r' 0C^lIVE' s ..&* P__il;



~TZ H . O*t *W D E N, T TT begs to inirm customer! who have been renown is sufflcent guarantee. a LARGE STfCIC ofIiUSSEL'L'S GOLD AND SWVKB, mTCHESi(Lever). trom £710s. « s t> nsS eirs MacJine-made,* Strong. Durable, Reli- V R able Hu l t,ing fLcver Watches, for £o. i qxT TOE LETER WATCH ES manufactured by '• bIU Bothertam. Ehrhardt, Cross, &c. { |» c Bemrd's Celebrated Genevas. W •'• All the Newkt Designs in BROOCHES, EAR-, t Ml the T gs;&, CHAINS, LOCKETS, &c. nn sale-—Matchmakers' and Jewiellcrs' TOOI3 h\ On hue- : and Material 3. c 4 eenfc ftf Sale of, or Exchange of, PIANOS, ? TT \RMO>IUMS, &c. ..,_. Two Hamoniums, and three Splendid Piano 3, t for Sale. # ! • J. HOJCVDEN, 5t SHORT LAND-STR EET. a T fN D K. TEUT EN B Ml r £, A A_* ' MANUFACTURING c- ENGRAVERS, y " And GUNSMITHS, 1- Tincr trinform their customers and friends that i' ttiey l*ve REMOVED from Wellesley-street to 1 McAfTHUR & CO.'S BUILipNGS, Queen l s'i'KHT, where they have every, convenience and Jeility for carrying on all branches of their c busies. Manufacturer ; Gf _ c sEjLS—County, Borough, Company, Szc. y jjjj)ALS—Agricultural Show, and all other * T kinds. -t c" PIE FERRULES—With »ny kind of device, or crest engraved thereon. 's \uK)D CUTS and MONOGRAMS. ,• f M kinds of FTREARMS repaired in first-class it ' style. j' i - dJ . . MhAYLOR'S PATENTSE WIN G - J_ MACHINES The HAND MACHINE is perfection for family use. -&. STAND MACHINES for Dressmakers, seven guineas and eight guineas. Recommended by hundreds in our midst who possess them as un equalled. * Sewing r^achines of every kind repaired. if AUTKOKISED AGBNT : T. PEACOCK, OPTICIAN, SHOWLAND-STREET, Oproftite tne Post-office. Auckland. V I IP 5? rfe g% •— M j HUSBANDS of* liulustrjpiis' frives, Remember this day to do your duty by BUYING a PATENT ROYAL WASHING MACHWE. .Every wife who does tier own Washing deserves one. FATHER^, MOTHERS. BROTHEES, AND LOVERS, call and select, one of thoe useful Companions and Helpmates, called SEwINGr , MACHINES, from theyfollowing immdise stock , And variety:—Princess of Wat.cs1 Little StRAXGER. jBSVm LINK, J^ERMAID.iIHOMAS, 1 also T.aylor's Xew Patest.^krek, jv hb-^^ek axd Wilsox, Howe,- Grover and Blkkk, and other gogtt niakes. Just aMved. per Electra:—Princejof: Wales, Taylor's Patent Friction Wheel, mrds Arm Combination, and other Sewing Marines. I / est Weekly Payments Ta/en. "^ W 1 / W? C. DENNESJ ' McARTHUR & CO.'S NEW JJILDINGS, !* QUKKX-STREET. I ELI W AED BaItLEY BUILDER»AND CONTRf TOR. Established 1865, \ All kinds of Hsuse an# Ship Joinery, Sho 1 Fronts, Shop and Office Fittigs, &c. &c, nrepared ai the shortest slice, with thoroughly Seasoned,*iiber. 1 Designs and Estimates Fur|6b,ed in cv Branch. EDWARD BARNEY, ALBERT- Stl EET ; Near MarkJJ |, O' SHIPPERS, C|N~TRACTORS AND BUILD^S. ~ i KAURI " TJI BER. The nnd#signedi|emng at - SO- GPvEATLY REDI|ED PRICES. C. A. *HA|KJS, BRIT OM A B| T Ii OA D. I 1 ABdattheSDitNapier. l m 1 __| Z^HEAP BUILDING" MATERIALS. m The undersigned havefiade HEAVY RE '" DUCTIONS in^theiri P.iCES of SASHES, c DdORS, and MOULDING, and have on hand ;> *a Very Large and Superf Stock of First and 3 Second-class BUILDING&MBER, of all kinds, 1 gat Lowest Rates. Wood Turing tk alilts BRANCHEB.-Chair s Legs and Backs, Table.Jed, and Sofa Ifegs, at i redticed rates. 1 THE UNION SASa^DOOR COMPANY, c g MECHA^CS1 BAY. *j A _- — "IVTEW ZEiILANJj1 LEAD AND laL jM vanised iro|v^ks company " V lCT ori^Rh;et'East. _Fol^ SALE— Galvanised Iron links, Chimneys, Spouting 7 of all kfc da. Lead Pif Sheet Iron, and all kinds L, of Pluiabeii' Materip- N.B^-Highest rates given for Old Lead and Metals, r. ?, rT*7L*CASKS' CEMEKEE (KBS) 16s. k 20,000 F^e Bricki(Stourbridge, £1110s. fa 5- * FireClayl /t . , ~' Casks Flapl:. (A*neri,can), £1 m 12,000 Slates (Co*nt«ss). - * KEAN^& JENKINSON, Vijorin-Kt.reet. Kawt- dIT °~T^ f ~^' -^ . # iT . HARDING # 3 Having* Purc^sad the Joint Business of *Messrs F. a#hard & J. Bkown, Coal and Firewood Mer^ant3» o£ ilechanios' Bay, begd to intimate%btf ho is prepared to execute all ordeij for C(|L>. FIKK\VoOD &c., on th« most Tibera 1 t.-jnis, and hopes by strict attention - ito biisincaslpf ceissre a share of the patronage s? 3, lib<i«&iv accord to his predecessors. Js.BA Posts Ka';'' #d Palings, always on xiand. 'r- FEN^Lt^- OF ALL DESCRIPTION. ' $ .wf ' cS^ng d°ne JWith- despatch, -j^ or.d*»xs pf* at lr: #* Browin'a Aiick' W~~fi*' " *°: '•*■ ?■ FATskTfBRICK WORKS, MECHANIC'S W! ttPFICE : 27, WESX-STREET. N. ILAjjKEK has* always on hand a lrrge iP sfttffeKf "well-bUKKt Bricks, of large size ant gdSZF*colour, a'.iu their good shape effects c -. lejvg&s aaviu:,' in Mortar. At the present 16\\ :it priTO M pricks, intending Builders will ii'KJL i 1 advanrngebus to use them rjithe^-than Tinner Purchasers am either be supplied at the luln or hav.e.;them iielivered in any part of the |it;



\T E TX S T I A 1»/T»|fc I N WmE^U^ L BLIND^P |S)RA IKSai; I a t tie AUCKLAND VENETIAN RT T ■■: MANUFACTORY CORNER OF COOK Aft) GREY-STIIF Of any dimensions, in , ny number from ( tea Hundred, withiEa given time of th best quality, and easonable pri es I and sent to all psrts of New Zea I land. Terms c^h. Estimates returnedby Post M/ K'?R SBZ> LocdiManufacturer an, porter of the Matenal.Practical Blind 1 and Wire Worker- (may years establish .City Road, London), Manufacturer of description of Windowßlinds. Plain and mental Wire Work. Olßlinds cleaned a] repaired, and paintedi-VENETI <\.N Hfi comer of Cook and Gry-streets. Aiicklanri [ESTABIBHZD 1512.1 ■\\T J AM I e-.S ;< k TT • UNDERT.&ER, &c., is prei <A execute Funerals, eher in first-class sti' plain, at strictly modrate charges. WSLLESLE^STREET iih i'A ff Two doors torn Queen-streei. ■ -t: "TTIUNERAB CONDUCT] JJ respectably, t maderate charges, N. McCULSKY, rest End Funeral i£su lishment, top of Sbson-street. The charges iriudes all Cemetery a . Minister's Fees, Sthat customers have further trouble frond giving the order Coffins always i hand. Graves fence andTombstoneaipplied. Designs, by Brown, maybe an, and prices obtain* on application tol. McOulsky. I "W7" R- PAYW Alt D ~. FL NERA? UNDERTAKER, j UP,OLSTERER, I ■ I AXD .* MAT|ESS - MAKER, WYNDjAM-ST K*E E T mOUPJSTsfo^THE HOT EA I and Visit! to Tauranga, may o Buggies, and iMes' and Gentlemen's S HoSes, at D. HI. Bill's Tauranga Liverj Bait Stables, Cojfer of Spring and Grey.-st Tauranga. A igraphic message to the prietor will atfi times ensure a trap ready to proce| to the Lake District i: diately on arrifjpf the steamer from Auck N.B.—Good Gang for Horses Is. 6d. week. EARLY MA^Y LAPSTONE KID „ Sn.vfKix Fluke , ~ Pixi&te Prolific ' , Rosf Pink Eye ~ FORfOLt) SUTTOW'S F/.OUHB ASHLEAi" KlJf V BX-UE DeBWEXT. JK. BAIED, SSEDSIfs' AND NURSERYMAN - jjfICTORIA-BTREET. PURE, .WDLESOME, & DELlClof MANU<JTUREJI|BY BEETHA#ftCO, I AUCKLAND, #;' AND SOi BY ALL GROCERS A 1 THE TRADE' -■■*■ Orders addled by post to tha Manufactnien ceive immediate attention. Lf i m ola to sa v c W.OUGH'S TOMATO SAUCE Is Now Ready, and he c guarantee it to be :the Best Cheapest ice made, being free from ai jurious in :dient, and warranted to keep. The Sai may be obtained wholesale) ;j Manufacly Drake-street, Auckland; or Wholesaled Retail Grocers. aTFeTI BAU S A i I • AT - ; r ;■*.,-'; ] CLOSE BROS. , ■ j Q PJN I S H O L laM iO AT ■ r- j CT.OSE BROS. .^..:.: DE VI Tj! • ,' GUNMAKER. 21, QXJEEJT-S TXE ET. : S Opposite the Market. " ON SALE. IN STOCK:— Single**! Double Breecli-loading ajid Mi oJig Fowling Pieces J j| Received, ex Late Arrivals :— Best Binds in Gunpowder. Shot, fey's Double Waterproof Caps. Mf Cases, Wadding, Patent Shot Cylinif-'wire Cartridges for Breech-]oi S* Guns ..\'J- I Gun (ies. Waterproof Covers ] Breeloading Implements of every ded Pateibhi'led Snot * * Breelloading Revolvers and Ammumti InfaiS' Swords j Fish^ Tackle * \ Fire"f"ks. ■' j To Wrists and visitors iWAIKATO AND THE LAKEb. I BUeGfcS (DOUBLE AND SINGLE), A SApLE HORSES, ALWAYS READ! i ffOR HIRE AT REASONABLE CHARGES. :. .1 Partial to go through to the IJ irovided with first-olass animals by 1 B. EDWARDS (Late of Cobb & Co.), 2VERY STABLEKEEPEB, | HamUton Hotel. Hamilton, WATKATO.; prom 4'is. uywanu-. . - r *>^ oli. i ritHE Cheapest Hohp« in To>\j* «O fib-tic?. Wrought Iron ?}*& Wit able Kpilers, and every aescnptioi*" mss.s&T -H. SMITI aucklaxb Iron okks, . Df RHAM-STltlCTfiT,. WEST ,1