PARNELL BOROUGH COUNCIL.

The Council met last evening. Present:—His "Worship the Mayor (in the chair), Councillors Clark, Winks, Wood, Brackenbury, Odium. Flood, and Robinson. . ! Planting ■ Trkes.—Letter from Messrs. Campbell and Co. asking to be allowed to erect a fence at the termination of the road at Swan son's Point, where they intended to punt an avenue of trees. They encloaed tracings, and also authority to occupy the land in question from Mr J. Howard and Mrs Corbett. Councillor Wood moved, ''Thar, the application be granted. the fence to be removed when necessary." This was not carried, and the application was there ore allowed to lie on the table. Brighton Road.—Mr B. J. King wrote com plaining of the unsatisfactory drainage in Brighton Road, which eiused the water to now on his premises, thereby causing a nuisance. Referred to the Streets Committee. _ ; Lowering Mains.—Letter from the secre tary of the Auckland Gas Company requesting payment of the sum of £20 5* 9d expended m lowering mainsin ParneU. Order to he on the table. Slaughterhouse.-Mr a. G. Howard, inspec tor, reported favourably on the situation ot the premises known as Walter'sslaughterhouse, Kpsom, tmd for which Mr Caleb Wood bad applied for a private slaughtering license.—Mr A. J. Laishley wrote protesting against the license being granted, as it would tleu nuisance and detrimental to t.no health of residents in the locality.—Mr L jiihley, who was present said he had two petitions in opposition to the granting of the license.—Cr. C. Wood said he would be compelled to withdraw tho applica tion, as he hart ascertained that the Co'jucil liad ao pow-u- to grant a private slanshtevhouse license. ~, Government Knoowment.—Litteriromjtne Crown Lands office enclosing an extractliom an extraordinary " Gnnsr.to" announcing tlio re servation of 1.000 acres of land in fection 2 of block 5 of Pmnkatc"'!, as an endowment for tho Parnell Borough Council.—Cr. Robinson con sidered that they should decline the offer. At the requpst of the Government they had made their choiso of a piece "of land, and they should, therefore, get it. This was not what they had applied for. and what they wanted, and he fHd not see the use of being saddled with rates and taxes in prospec tive. He moved the following resolution, That this Council, after obeying the invitation of the Gevernrnent to select land from the VVasta Lands of the Provinces of Auckland, .decline to accept the biock granted, as it js almost worthless; ano, if the Government cannot grant wh it was selected, they decline to ue saddled witu rate3in prospective, which the land granted Would entail on this Borough."—Seconded by Mr Winks.—The Mayor said that he had made in quiries, and hod ascertained that if the lana could be found at all, it was worth about eighteen-pence. He thought they should aoply for a portion of the foreshore, end quoted irom the Municipal Corporations' Act to show they had power to obtain the same. He considered it quite possible that they could get a portion of the foreshore. Councillor Wood could not see that any benefit would bo derived fronifollowing this course, as the foreshore would be more a source of expense than of revenue. The Act now under the consideration of the House gave the Borough the privilege of rating bII land reclaimed by the Harbour Bond, and this would be much better than trying over the land itself.—The Mayor stated that he had written to Vfr Moss on the subject, and that gentleman had telegraphed to delay action until his letter, dated Die 15th instant, wss received. That ietter had not yet come to hand. —The resolu'ioa was then put to the meeting and carried unanimously, and it was agreed that it should be forwarded as s delayed telegram to Mr Moss. Action for Damag iis. — A writ from the Resident Magistrate's Court was read, calling on the representatives of the Board to appear at that Court on Thui sday, August 22nd, at the instance of Mr Charles Napier McMurdo, to answer to a« notion for £60 damages, through injuries received by falling over a quantity of street metal lot1:, by the Board's servants.—lt was agrord that ;--fr Hesketh should be retained to watcii the case for the. Beard. Cemetery—Thr question of the new cemetery was introduced. - The Mayor thought they shodlu do sometiii >.' in this matter; either inspect tho Kllerslie . '3, or apply for one of the points in the district v a Parneli cen.etery. The population of the di-trict was 4.500, and the mortality 70.—After c ;sider:.ibic discussion, in which most of tho luumbers took part, the matter was deferred. Overseer's Kkpokt.—The report of s'Mr Pearson Gardiner, Over seer or Works, was read. This shewed that repairs had been effected to the Manukau and St. Stephon's-roads, while several streets had been nttended to slightly. St. Georgs's Bay-road and Cracroft-streel fi were much in need of repair.—Referred to the Streets Committee. Crossings.—Councillor- Robinson referred to the necessity that existed in Martukaii-road for -stone crossings, for tho accommodation of-ladies and children.—Ordered to lift on the table for-a -wee'--, the£Overscer of Works to report on the cost in tho niea-ilicie. Entrance to Domain*.—Letter from Mr Chalmers, asking- tlie Board to i-ssist in mailing an entrance from 'Manul:iiu-ro?<0 to the Domain. —Referred to the Overseer of Works, to report, -as to cost. Road Metal.— It w« that a. qut.nt;f,y ■ of heavy metal now lying useless should be broken at a co-t of 5s per foot, and utilised for 'the repair of streets. Strkkts Committee. —!c was agreed tnat ■ the Streets Committee should in future meet at thrpe o'clock on Saturday afternoons, Mr Peach's Contract.—The Mayor stated .in answer to a question, that no reply to the last letter, calling on Mr Peach to complete his contract, hud yet been received. Councillor Wood said Mr Peach had informed him that he had received no letter frora the Board. It was decided that another copy of tho letter > should be forws.rded. Annual Election.—The Mayor announced that three Councillors would retire in September >by effiusion of time, viz., Mr William Coleman. Mr John William Robinson, and Mr Caleb Wood. , ~ , gThe ordinary accounts were then passed, and i the meeting terminated.

On the weather of last week, Mr E. B. Diekson reports:—The v/eek lias been again stormy and showery, but considerably warmer than that ending last Saturday (10th); though even so the approximate mean is ss much as two degrees below the fourteen years' average for the current month. The mean day temperature was 56*5, the warmest day being the 12th (598), and the two coldest the 14th and 15th (54-0), the main night do. 441). The warmest night was the 13th .(47 "1) immediately jpre • cedin« the two cold days—the coldest night that of the 10th (38-8), just preceding the warmest clay. The approximate mean was 50-7, showing a use of 3 4 above last week. The rainfall is not large - less thad 1 inch .(0-910), of which nearly half (9-425) fell on the 16th in smart showers about sunset, and heavy steady . rains after midnight. ■ Eain is recorded for 6 days • out of 7. Wind very strong on the_ 14th and 15th from S.W. Onthn morning of the latter ■ day an actual velocity of 36 miles per hour was measured over a period extending ten ■•minutes, the average for the previous 24 hours being nearly 24| miles per hour. : On •the morning of the 16th there was almost ,a dead calm. At 9.30 a.m. of the 11th the .barometer stood afc 29751, and has fluc tuated a good deal from day to day, and jfrom nifhtto morning—highest at 9.30 a.ni., •of the 16th (29-953) lowest at the same hour -of the previous day (29 641). The average rfor the week is 29'799> which is a little be low the mean reading for the current .month of August for the previous fourteen ■years. j

Printed and published by tb, e.ProP^ 0 Hknky Brktt, of Parnel at hieifig 8 Steam Printing Office, Wyndhmn-sttW the Province of Auckland. New Zealand ■ - ■ TuFgDAY, August 20,1878; V j

EVENING STAR, TUESDAY AUGUST 20



[R. C. GREENWOOD.] MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 16. SALE OF SOME OF THE MOST VALUABLE LEASEHOLDS IN THE CITY OF AUCKEAND. THE undersigned has received iustruc •tiona te sell, at the Office a& the Auckland Harbour Board, Fort-street, by public auction, on Monday, .the IGth day of September Jnext, -a TlwfLeasehoia for Sixty-six yearo.lfrom the Ist day of November. 1577, o£ Fourteen Allotments, numbered from 33 to 51. inclusive, having an Extensive Frontage to Queen-street and Little Queen-street, at a rental per annum. This Property is situated in the Main Street of the City of Auckland, and from its contiguity to Oueea-street Wharf and. the Railway station, warrants the Auctioneer in asserting that such, an opportunity to acquire a Loiik Lease^pf Pro perty in the most valuable part of the City will not again occur. • The Allotments-will be flagged. \ Lithographic Plans my be had, and Draft; of Lease aud Conditions of Sale may be seen at tee Harbour Board Office, Fort-street. %



R. C. GREENWOOD, Auctioneer. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 21. AT ELEVEN O'CLOCK A.M. PLANTS, SHE ÜBS, &C. Market House. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION. TJIE Balance of Messrs. Baitd's stock of 'frees Shrub 3. Sec, comprising Pinus In sifjnlfl, Maritiiua, Halepensis, &c, Cupressus, Macrooaepa, Lawsoniania. Krecta, &c. Oaks, ARh Elrtßroaraoro, KiowerinK Shrubs. Syahas, Roset- *&, APPie» o>. bUghlrproor stoeka, Pears, Pluma Peaches, Nectarines, Apricots, Lemons, pranges, &c , 'Ffrotn Quicks. r G & KEEN WOOD, ,4_T;.ejtioueer.



"^THURSDAY, NOON: "~ ~ - TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION. ! CITY AND COUNTRY FREEHOLD PROPERTIES. nnHE undersigned has been favoured "with I instructions to sell by public auction, at his Land, Estate, and House Sale Rooms, Arthur's Mart, on Thursday next, 22nd instant, at 12 o'clock noon, The following Freehold Properties:— LORNE-STREET—That large and centrally situated Allotment, being No. 67, of Section No. 32, City of Auckland, having a frontage of 100 links by a depth of 225, together -with . the large Dwelling-houses erected thereon, situated near to the junction with Aber crombie-street, and adjoining, at the back, the property of the Board of Education, Wellesley-street. MANUREWA-69 acres 3 roods, beirg Allot ments No. 144, 145, 146, 147, and 148; also. 19 acres 1 rood, being Allotments NoB. HI and 142, well situated, with a good road, near to Mr. Wallace's property, Flat Bush. DRURY—Four Allotments. ALLKNSDALE (North Shore)-One Allotment. Terms at Sale. R. A R~T~H U X Auctioneer. __ MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 23. mHE SPRING CATTLE FAIR Will be held, at REMUERA, on MONDAY, SEPT. 23. Entries of retook for Saie are requested to be made, at f.ho Kaymarket, pkevious to WED NESDAY, JHh September, that suitable ens may be e re cted. and the Cattle Catalogued. ALFRED BUCKLAND. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 21. mHE DRURY SALE takes place on I Wednesday, the 21st instant, for a Mixed Herd of 200 head Well-bred Cattle. I ALFRED BUCKLAND. THURSDAY, AUGUST 22. THE REMUERA YARDS. i gjfOß SALE, jh Thursday next, at 1 5 o'clock, 15 Dairy Cows, in fair condition 100 Store Ewes 50 Hogcretts, in their wool Dairy Cows, Store Cattle SO Well-fatted Steers 300 Kat Sheep 30 head Fat Cattle, from Mokau Fat and Store Pigs. ALFRED BUCKLAND. THE HAYMARKET. rijlHS Entire advertised for sale next JL Friday is sold ; also, Heavy-buy Horse, 5 years. ALFRED BUCKLAND. FRIDAY, AUGUST 23. THE HAYMARKE T. FOR SALE, at the Haymarket, on Friday next, at 11 o'clock, A Heavy-draught Horse, sound; colour, dapple brown; black points. Has been -work ing on the Railway. ALFRED BUCKLAND.



FKIDAY, AUGUST 23. THE HAYMARKET. If*Oß SALE, at the Hayjnarket, on JL? Friday, A Powerful Draught Colt, by " Matchless,' three yearaoid. ALFRED BUOKXANP. | PRELIMINARY NOTICE. COMMODIOUS RESIDENCE Situated in HOBSON-STREET. Also, MASONIC HOTEL, COROMANDEL. E. & A. ISAACS HAVE received instructions to sell by public auction, at their Stores, Fort treet, at an early date, That commodious and centrally-situated Dwelling-house in Hobsoc-strcet, lately occupied by Mr. Thomas William*. Also, The well-known Masonic Hotel, Corotminde!. Full particulars in future issue. E. & A. ISAACS, Auctioneers. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 21. CABIN FITTINGS, HAMS, WINES AND SPIRITS, (SHIP'S STORES), Ex ' Martha Fisher.' Also, Hams. 425 pkgs. Cameron's Tobacco, Bell and Black's Plaid Vestas, Ginger, Candles, Sardines, Mustard, Cocoa and Milk, Chocolate and Milk, Starch, Epsom, Salt 3, Blue, Linseed Meal, Twine, &c. E. & A. ISAACS HAVE received instructions to sell by auction at their Stores, Foft-street, on Wednesday next, at 12 o'clock, A small fluantity Port, Sherry. Brandy, Whiskey, Geneva, Champagne, Claret, Stout, Ale, Ginger Wine. Bum. Also, alongside SMartha Fisher, atll o'clock. Cabin Fittings. At 12 o'clock, at the Stores, Fort-street, 425 packages, as above. E. & A. ISAACS Auctioneers. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST .21. CITY MART. GENERAL DRAPERY, CLOTHING, ,&C, &C &C. GRANT & MORTON ITjfAVE been instructed to sell by i« auction, on Wednesday next, at eleven O'clock, ' -1. ■ , General Drapery, Men's Mercery, Men's, Boy'a and Youth's Clothing, Knicker bocker Suits, &c. . Terms at Sale. MONDAY, AUGUST 26. < VARIOUS COUNTY PROPERTIES. To Close Partnership Accounts. WITHOUT BESERVE. RHKE subscribers have rcceivedgiustruc- B tions to sell by public auction at the Land Mart, Fort-street, on Monday, 29th inst., at 12 o'clock, To Close Partnership Accounts: Parish oE Hunua—Allotment 127,10 acres. Little Omaha—Part of Lot 7, Parish of Pakiri, 38 acres Opotiki—Allotment 118, Parish of Waimana, 50 acres Waikato—Allotment 139, Parish of Whanga maino, 50 acres Town of Cambridge East—Allotment 515, 1 acre Town of Alexandra East— „ 817 „ Town of Alexandra West— „ 315 „ In the Estate of J. J. Scales, deceased': . Whangarei Heads—Allotment 71, Parish of Manaia, 51 acres By Order of the Mortgagee; Town of Cambridge East—Allotment 569, 1 acre Hardington's Paddock, Onehunga—Lot j3,50 feet to George-street. SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, Auctioneers. FOR SALE, PIANOS, HARMONIUMS. AMERICAN AND MELODY ORGANS, &c. 30 per cent, less than any other house. J. H 6~~W~ DEN, SHORTHAND STREET. Just Received, ex Spirit of the Dawn: Allison's Magnificent Tri&kord Pianofortes; a £76 Piano to be sold for £©j. Others at similar reductions, viz., AlMgpn'g g,t &j); Eord sat £32 3,&d;g2f, ■ ' ■;■.;.! i



■'; ' "•■■' 'NEW ZHAJLAND siioik:'\h t TIMBER & WOOI)WAKE FACTORIES COMPANY (LIMITED) Have, on Sale at their Branch Stores, LOWES QUEEN-STREET, AUCKLAND, AND ■ ----- ' ■ onehunga. Duntbbin-Madk Woodtvabbs Consisting of— Nests Tubs, painted and varnished Fancfßuckets, Cheese Vats, Churns Butter Firkins, Knife Boards ■•- Washing Boards. Turning Trusses Store Trucks, &o. ,; •„.. ;, v \ JAMES W. WALLER, : Manager. \ ttt ILL IAM mHO MA S .MONUMENTAL, MARBLE, AND STONE MASON, Inscriptions Cutv ' Accureteandßeautifu Designs of Monuments and Tombs, Iron Kails, and Headstones, for warded on application in Town or Country. All work packed carefully, and put onboard ship if required. Work done by First-clasa Workmen, and nono but Best Class of Material used, and no Deception. CORNS.It OF LORNE AND VICTOKJA-ST. KAST, Auckland. And at Augustus-street Shortland, Thames. MR. T V N D A L L, DENTIST (FiV? r. YEAK3 ASSISTANT TO MS. JfLUMLKY), Begs to nnnounco to the Pubiio that he has commenced Bubiue.ss at the TOP OF GRICY STRK"iT, Aucklacfl, ucd hopes by Reasonable Prices to >^btain v. share of their patronage. List of Pkioks , fi s. d Uppers (in vulcanite) from .. .. .. 30 0 Uppers (in platinum) from .. .. .. 40 0 Up;erß(iu goJd)from.. .. ....800 Betß, Tipper and Lower (in vulcanite) ...6 0 0 , , „ (in platinum) ..800 " „ (in gold .. ..15 8 0 Teetli Extracted from 9to 12 a.m. ._ 0 1 0 Teeth Stopped in amalgam.. .. ..026 Teeth Stopped in gold .. .. as agreed Old Pieces Remodelled at trifling expense.



"\S7~HAT A DIFFERENCE there is in v ? women. The wise ones have already bought all my White, Blue, and Black Hamburg X et, and I have only some of the Brown left, in different patterns, and that is going fast too; and no wonder, when I am selling; it at the ridiculous price of Is a yard. I have just bought a lot of Black, Whito, and Brown Hamburg Trimming, and will sell it at 2d, 3d, and Id yard; so don't bo too late. Tho ladies tell mo there isn't a man more talked of by them in Auckland than I am, and no wonder, when lam always buying them something nice. I only wish I could get some more Shirt Fronts like I am now selling at 6d each. What would tho Queen say if she saw my new lot of- lovely Cuffs and Collars? I have plenty of the Collars, but the Cuffs are going so fast that they will soon be-all sold; Embroidery, id a yard; . Ladies',-White Stockings. 6d; a few Eoys'Woolen Jackets left at 2s. I will now reduce my 63 Jackets to is, and my is ones to 3a 6d. Already about three parts of the Scarf Shawls I told you of are sold, and which measure 3 yards 7 inches long, and over 2 feet wide. If there are any married men who wish their wives to live a long while, and I believe there are some who do, let them prove it by treating their wives to one of these Shawls this cold weather. Toilet Fringe, Id a yard; Lace, Id a yard; Clark's skeins Crochet Cotton, 2id or 2a id per doz; Hair Pins, 5d a dozen boxes, or 2 boxes a penny ; Towels, 3d and 6d; Trouser Buttons, 'Ad per dozen. If you wiah to look like a Queen, come and see the lovely bargains I huvo just bought—natuely, Black Bracelets, t>d per pair. They look like real jet- Such lovely Necklets, with lockets, 3s each. They look like 18 carat gold, and if they are not I will give you your money back. I will now give your hus bands an inducement to take you out for a walk a. little oftener by selling such han4some Watch Guards at 2s each. Ail 1 need say about them is that though " th.y may not be" more than 9 carat gold, they look as well as many that are 18 carnt, and somebody losey awfully on them, I can assure you. As you ladies are fond of the beautiful, come and look at my immense stock of inagniiicent Bolt Cla3p3, the highest price of which is Is a pair. Tho small shopkeepers shouid buy quickly my round jliooking Glasses at Bd, Is, and Is Cd per dozen ; Silk Cushion Cord, 6'i per dozen yards; Slates, 3d ; Towels, 3d; fresh lot of Bog Oak Krooohes, 6d each. I want to see how niauy sensibio tailors will come and buy ruy rO inch Tape Measures at Id each, worth Cd ; my Licicu Alucliiue Thread at Cda 2oz. reel, and my Tailor's Thimbles at 9d a doz., worth 3d each. If all the women in Auckland were, as ahurp aa my lady cubtoaiers, I shouldn't have uny 200 yard reals of (.dazed Cotton loft to sell at Sa a dozen, nor uuy 50-yard ditto to sell at id per dozen; but there are sure to be some stupid women in every country. My liucho (different colours) is going well at id a yard. i shouldn't be at all surprised but what some of the iudies have been tolling their husbands about my Ivlen'a superior Felt Mats at 2s Gd, as there has been a great run on them lately. I have also some at 2s. Handsome Coloured Satin Fur niture Trimming, Gd per yard; Coloured Fur- Braid, Gd per dozen yards; Black and Green Furniture Gimp, Cd per dozen yards; Black Bugle Dress Gimp, reduced to id per yard. Isu'c it a wonder ladies that I manage to live when I am continually reducing something for you. Satin and Velvet Tubular Trimming, 2d per yard; White Diamond Braid, Gd per dozen yards ; Window Blind Cord. 6d per dozen yards; White Handled Knives and Forks, 9d per pair; Men's Coloured Shirts, 2s ; Crimean ditto, 2s 6d to is ; 18 knot 3of Piping Cord for 6d, or two a penny; American Cloth for table covers, Is 3d per yard. Some ladies I hear are mak ing Cushions with my twopenny Hair Pads, and Antimacassarß of my Hamburg not. I wish more of tho Men knew what good wives they have to be so ingenious. Ladies Handsome Bags, 4s 6d; Brazil Nuta, 6d per lb; a fresh lot of the Wonderful Two Shilling Tea. I have'nt had any Children's Poll Combs to boast of lately, but I have now at 3d to Gd each; handsome Bodkins, 3d a doz; Shoe Brushes, with veneered backs, 3 for 2s 6d: a few dozen Pork Pie Hats lolt, reduced to 6d each; a few Men's Courier Bags left at 2a and 2s Gd. Will you believe that lam soiling Linen Shirt Fronts with or without collars, at 6d each; about half of them are already gone. Black Braid, Id a dozen yards ; Grey and Brown do. 6d a i gross; Green and Purple do, Is Gd a J-grosd ; white handled Knives, 3d each; a few Kink Muffs left, 3s 6d each; a few Waterproof Coats left, reduced to 6s each ; colored Bag Binding, id a dozen yards; a few Men's Patant Leather Leggings left, reduced to 3s 6d a pair. I am selling Carte-de-Visites of the principal people in the world at lOd each or 8s a dozen ; Cabinet size, Is 6d each. What will the men do when all my Satin Scarfs at Is are all gone, a'.dit will not be long, for I have already sold I should think about i 5 dozen. I shall want you ladies to buy my handsome Belt Buckles at 2d to Is as soon as you can, as I have bought over 92 dozen. ■ 1 have also bought about 80 dozen pairs of Bracelets, which I am selling 6dand 9d a pair, and they are beauties ; ladies high Button Boots, 5s 6d. Some ladies have sense enough to give me Is Gd for a good Umbrella, but they don't all appear to have, Military- Braid reduced to id a dozen yards. I will now open a fresh lot of Chignons in separate boxes and sell them at Is. All the others I now reduce to 9d. I have also a great bargain in Ribbon at Id to 8d a yard ; do. nearly 3i inches wide 5 Is; black Y.u cauite Chain, 9d a yard; green blue violet and drab Dress Gimp, 2d a yard; also green, blue, and drab Silk fringe, 3d a yard, Come and see my handsome Black Hair and Hat Ornaments, from 3d to9d; White Bed Lace, 6d a dozen yards. lam now selling the coarse Reels of Machine Silk that the ladies like at 2d or Is 9d a dozen ; 30 yards do, Is 3d a dozen or l|d a reel; Shoemaker's Tape Measures, Id each ; Tasso Trimming, 2d a yatd; good size colored bordered Pocket Handkerchiefs, 3d each; good Elastic,' 36yds for Is; black glass Dre3s Buttons,2da dozen; large Black Satin do, id; Colored do, id. Now lam not going to say that there is one bad woman in Auckland, but still I will say that some are a great deal; better than others ; for instance I believe some ladies come and get their bargains of me as usual, and hug them all to themselves, not saying a word to their friends about the wonder ful bargains they have bought, whilst the good Jadies show what they have bought of me, and tell the price they have paid, and so do good to those .they know, includiug myself. I have a few Hawking Baskets cheap for those who are thinking of going into business. There is one advantage the ladies will gain by reading this advertisement over again, and that is they will be able to write down what they wish to remember. Tell your husbands to come and see my strong useful Shoes at is a pair.—W. H. Dampier, Victoria-street, corner of Hobson street.



Cosmopolitan Hotel, CORNER OF QUEEN-STREET {Next New .Zealand Insurance Buildings). M. GALLAGHER Late of Thames and Metropolitan Hotels), Having taken possession of the above well known Hotel, will be glad to see old friends and welcome new ones. UPSTAIRS BAR (Entrance, West Avenue), One of the Largest and most Elegantly Fur nished in Auckland. WINES & SPIRITS of THE BEST BRAND& Eheenfried's XXXX and Auckland Beers ON DRAUGHT, ; MR. i\ R WOOD HA M TEACHER OF THE PIANOFORTE AND HARMONIUM. Address:—Care o Messrs. JV Brown & $oss Pianoforte Warehouse, Shorcland-street. N.B.—Evening instruction to Gentlemen,! ~.,;.



giEWING Tt/TACHINES. [Established 1855.1 W. H. SHAKESPEAR & CO., SBWTNG MACHINE MANUFACTURERS, 246, QUEEN-STKEET, AUCKLAND, Respectfully Invite all Ladies J^want Of reaUy FIRST-CLASS SKWING MACHINES, to caU at the above address; (Immediately opposite the City Market.) Having been enK^e^ in the Manufacture Importation, and skw of all kiuds o" st-wmg Machines since their introduction i« H-nui-nd, we not only .theoretically, but pRiCUCA hY, uuderat-md every Branch of the Trade. We shall shortly receive a Very I^rgo and Carefully-selects Stock ot TvlM3niD.es mostsuit ablo for New Zealand Industries, which we shall SoIHU the LOWEST ENGLISH PRICES for Cash.' Wk l°o desii'* to os.ll yonr. att.ont.on to the fact thut wr ;-eTv- "Hire" MM.<-.l)iues. as un scrupulous iU«.\e.r\ wt* them-cloned up when returned, nnd a- ' t^im as now, i.ftj'.r being pro bably serioas:y damaged by the late hirer. "We also undertake the repairing of all the better class of SewiDg Machines, and guarantee their proper working after being in our hands. FITTINGS. NTCEDLES. SHUTTLES, FINEST MACHINE OIL, SPRINGS, &C, &0. Dealers and Shippers Supplied. Unlimited Instruction Free to all the Purchasers. Remember the address: W. H. SHAKESPEAR & CO. QUEEN-STREET, AUCKLAND (Immediately opposite City Market). [Established 1855. The Pha R|m ac y, AICKIN, DISPENSING CHEMIST AND WHOLE SALE DRUG IMPORTER, QUEEN-STREET (Corner Vuloan Lane), Begs to intimate that he has completed arrange ments with a competent buyer m London, for regular Shipments of Fresh Drugs, Pure Chemi cals, recent Valuable Remedies discovered in Medical and Pharmaceutical Science, late in ventions in Surgical Appliances, and all the better class of Fancy Toilet, Goods, indispensable to a Premier Establishment. AMERICAN MEDICINES Ake a Speciality With Us. SEABURY & JOHNSON'S PLASTERS. Belladonna, Strengthening, Mustard, and other kinds, are very Reliable and MODKRATK IN PRICK. SCOVILL'S SYRUP OF SARSAPA RILLA AND STILLINGIA, for the Blood —an invaluable Liver Tonic. HALL'S LUNG BALSAM. LYONS KATHAIRON, for the Hair. MEXICAN MUSTANG LINIMENT GRIMAULT'S /CELEBRATED TjiRENCH jtyg EDICINE3. SYRUP OF THE HYPOPHOSPHITE OF LIMK, for Consumption, Cough*, In fluenza, Bronchitis Complaints, weakly Children, &c. ; LERA' SYRUP OF PHOSPHATE OF IRON, for Pale Delicate Women, and Sickly Childron; ia in reality a Blood Tonic, en riching that vital fluid to a wonderful extent. FREDRICfISHALL NATURAL BITTER WATJSU, prescribed by eminent Physictaa as a Valuable Aperient. Pints, Is 6d; Quarts, 2a 6&. TO ARRIVE. EX SCHIEHALLION— 100 KEGS MoDOUGALL'S CELE BRATED SHEEP DIP, Infallible for Scab, Improves the Quality of the Wool, and is Non-poisonous. AICKIN, CHEMIST. QUTCEN-STRKKT■ "OR OWN, BAREETT & CO.'S AUCKLAND STEAM COFFEE AND SPICK MILLS . COFFEES. ir IS NOT SUFFICIENTLY KNOWN THAT GOOD COFFEE is the best stimulating Beverage both for Winter and Summer. To obtain what you really want, ask for our Boat Brands, the EXCELSIOR or STANDARD, which have sustained their good names over Ten Years, and have very much increased in demand—a sure proof o their being consumed and appreciated in all, households throughout and even out of our province. IJ3L Wholesale only at our Mias and Agents.. «59. Retail at all Grocery Establishments in Town and Country. wO© * ■ 2 «£j Our best |»o Excelsior Brand, green label qualities. V, So Standard „ red ~ >• Every pkge. y'S'g Lion „ pink „ I with our "Tn signature. fee" YOur lowest g-2 % Anchor „ puce „ ■ qualities, Sa 'Crown „ yellow „ (without our o-g p2 ) signature. O ° PEPPER 3 and SPICES wo guarantee of Best Quality, and free of adulteration. BROWN,.BARRETT & CO. Elliott-street, 13th July, 1878. . ' mHE GREATEST WONDER OF X MODERN TIMES. Long experience has proved these faniour remedies to be most effectual in curing eithes the dangerous, maladies or the slighter com plaints which are more particularly incidental ;o the life of a miner, or those living in the bush. Occasional doses of these Pills will guard the system against those evils which so often beset the human race, vi —Coughs, colds, and dis orders of the livei and stomach—the frequent orerunners of fey dysentery, diarrhoea, and holera. HOLLOWAY'S OINTMENT Is the moat effectual remedy tor scalds or wounds, ulcers, rheumatism, and all skin diseases : in fact, when used according to the printed directions it never fails to cure alike deep and super&cia ailments. These .Medicines may be obtained from all respectable Druggists andStorekeepersthrough out the civilised world., with directions for use n almost every language. They aro prepared only by che Proprietor THJMAS HOLLOWAY; 5 Oxford-street London. V Beware of Counterfeits thfifc may emanate from the United Stales, *



nn ~TT I S T L E H O T E L, |_ QUifißN-STBBBT. , _ SPLENDID-BARS_AND- SITTING-ROOMS. THE UP-STAIRS BAR AOT3 BILLIARD-RO° M Unequalled in the Colonies. J. LITTLE, : PKOPKIBTOK. TTNITED SERVICE HOTE U QDBUffi ft W°ffiLE -STREET*. HANCOCK^Pbopeietob, g DiPOßTjaa ok Foreign Wines and Spibits. A P Cte I. AN IX N. Z. L B X X T tl U T E L QUEEN-*"-' -MVAUOKLAMD. S C COI.'i/FON. Proprietor (Late of the Moronic Hoi el, Napier, and of the Masouic Hotel, Grisborne), Private Suitks of Rooms for Families. Sample Room for TitAVßi.T.wKa f^\ HE CKITE HI O W HOTB ii, X CAMBRIDGE. FIK3T-CBAS3 Accommodation Foa jfisasjx&, SAMPLE BOOMS FOB COMMBKCIAi! GENTLEMEN, BEST BRANDS WINKS AND SPOUTS On Hand GOOD STABLING. Horses for Hire at Moderate C&argef., EDWARD HEWITT, Pro prijstow. J~l> O FN"T HUSSEii L HOTEL. MKBOKR. DANIEL AEKBLL begs to inform the travelling public that ho has made great Im provements to the above well-known Hotel, and In addition to other excellent accommodation, there is now added a Railway Rkfueshmkn'i Room at this Station, for the special conven ience of travollern by every train. The Best of W inea and Spirits. Han cook's parkling Ale. IT~A"T~P A It A .HOTEL, JO_ ELBJLBNSVILLK (South). The above Hotel is Bittiate'l on.aa eminenoc commanding an excellent view, and ia in the heart of the township, ofteririjr thereby a con venient and pleasant resort for travellers. The Bkst of Wines and Spikits. JAMES HAND, Proprietor. ToT A T I O N A L TT O T E L . OAMBKIIJGB, WAIT? A TO. Mr W. WaXiRBK, late mine hrc-A at tho Coin merclfii Flotel. Hajniltoi.-.. be-^B to inform hit frionda and Che public ufenerali? that he has asaumed tho proprietorship of thia woll-knowr end favourite ITonae, which be intenaa shal retain its position as a leadlr.g Hotel in the Waikaro. „ , , The Itooniß tits Inr-go, loi'vy, we'l-vcntllated awd liborally iurnished- Tho Suites of Apartiaente for Families an firat-olasfl, " ~ ~ The Snow Rooms for Commercial Travellers A__COOK's Bl__iAX«D T_B__, and tho Stablinc AcGOM:.inr>ATiorr, are nnervpalle-ri ir tho v>ro vlacD: the latter boinK under the suporintca do«co of First-elatm Groom?. >3UGGV AKI) SADDLE HOUSES ON HIKE Tho oxtonslou of ih& Eteilway to Haniiltos makoa Cambridge leaa fcr»a_ one day's pleaaars iourpey froni Auclciaiid. W. W A L X E R, PROPRIETOR. Ci OA L MINKS HOTEL ' HUNTLEY. WILLIAM RICHARDSON Begs to inform Waikato uettlors, uvA the travel lin« public, that he has assumed thf> proprietor ahip of tho übove IToto), and ia determined t( make it a flr.st-cla3B resm-f, for Tourists, Sports meu, and others visiting tho ULstrict, an< favouring lrira with their patioaago. Tho best oi Ales, Wines, and Spirits kepi;. W. RICHARDSON. Proprietor. LW\ -IVTATHAN & £W. Agents, Auckland. -3ISQUIT, DUJBOUCHE & CO, JL> [Established 1819.] HIPPBKS OF BRANDY COGNAC 4 rt__H__^^ M HHJJ!a.,'.<iK.-CASKS, CASES, feiFLASKS t"_i.?JSole Agents for AuckJaad— L. D. NATHAN & CO OK RENTAL LOUNGE AND NEVADA HOTEL, Centjre of QUSKN AND DURHAM-STREETS. The Proprietor of the above Establishment, ever auve to the comforts of his • PATRONS, hab for some time seen and felt that there was a want of 3omo place of Resort of a more privete nature, and, at the same time, more Elegantly appointed . J LOUNGB, wnero Pro£e3aiona.}'Gentlemen, Business Men and otuers, after the fatigues of the day, could while .away aa hour in pleasant converse. To this object THE PROPRIETOR has addressed himself diligently, and has now much pleasure in being able to announce the completion of one of the most ELKGANTSALOONS to bo found m this part of tho world, which will be known from this time forward as the ORIENTAL LOUNGE. To those heretofore unacquainted with any thing * ORIENT, a rare chance now presents itself for viewing the interior of.the famous B EASTERN DIVAN. . Grand Entrance from Queon-street. Doors open from 10 a.m. to 12 p.m. Durham-street Bar and Luncheon Bar open ! ENCORE ! ENCORE! _In spite of A few vendors of other brands of Whisky defaming the " its qualities are appreciated, as can be seen by ics daily ex tensive consumption, and by the opinions of many medical men of position throughout Great Britain. See label on each bottle $-& A. ISAACS, Sole Agents. ; THOMAS MACKY, Sub-Agent, . . ; Fort-street.



HITCHEN' CELEBRATED BLOOD RESIOIUK A NEVEK-FAIuING REMEDY. For all Skin Deseases, Rheumatism in all its forms, such as Gout, Neuralgia, Sciatica, and Lumbago, likewise cures Chronic Dysentry, and is a valuable remedy as a Family Medicine for purifying and cleansing the blood. No bottles are genuine unless bearing thaPro prietor'a Signature. Princes-street; Mr Robinsok, yiiemist, Par neU- Messrs Hill & Hudson, Victoria-street; MriiixwßLL, Otahuhu; Mr. Fallwell, and T. R .Gillhan, Onehunga. ■■ , \- Tkstimonials can be seen on applicationto the Proprietor, at his residece, top of Wake GThe stro'nsiest reconimendnon for this me d cine is its own intrinsic wortbas shewn by tne marvellous cures effected on well-known anil much respected members of our communifcy. The boat proof of this is to be foundin toelaiy mvmber of testimonials received by the maKer thankfully acknowledging the restoration of health experienced by using this Panacea. At the request of thoao already cured, tne proprietor now brings the "Blood Restorer more prominently before the Pablic, ha the sure and certain hope that this utilising of thegifts •of a merciful Providence will prove a greai le^simf to suffering humanity, by curing lqng se™ diße^es and averting threatening sick n<The want of a reliable remedy for Rbeuina silently and steadily unloosing the cruel fingers of disease, and freeing captive man from ? thal become, as it were, choked up ™^ "*\ c _d';fA matter-become exhihrant with P^.^let life-blood, flowing naturally along and impart ing in its course vigour and strength to tne en irN.B,Suntry Settlers will find in Hitfen s Blood Restorer an almost complete substitute wonderful results. No household should bo V/iANOTiIEIt MIRACULOUS CURE. The following is striking evidence of the won derful effects of the Blood Restorer, after ail other means Ist December, 1877. "D'SaSWCYe to thank you very much for the benefit I have received through ™in& your valuable Blood Restorer, and as a and guidance to others, would make known the particularsof my illness and cure. Sotoe months ago I was taken ill with pains m the back, sup posed to be lumbago. So far from being bene fltted by the attendance of medical me*i, 1 grew rapidly worse, and tho pain necame agonising. One day my husband had in Mb band a portion of an old Auckland Byexing Stah;. containing your professional announcement oj. the mediciiit and its cures. The paper was of a back date, and the advertised agent's address, a Chemist in Wellesley-stieet. My husband applied to him for liitchcns' Blood Restorer, but the Chemist used such illnatured remarks to dissuade us from testing the virtue of the medicine, that we felt there v/as some rspite »fc work, and deter mined more than over to give it a trial, me pleasing result of the trial was, that after taking it a week, I felt wonderful relief; before many bottles were f-.keD, I was .not omy liberated from a pi< * ■•ova. but felt in perlect health; appetite- -*s stored, strength re gained, and I h?. r a to thftnk God that you were at hand to proviio tho me»aa of my rapid cure, and enable me ones more to &U©nd to my household duties. ■ „ Yours very gratefully, Mbs. Waltkb Knox. To3lr. Hitchons, . ; Upper Wakefleld-Etreet TMPEHIAL SCHIEDAM SCHNAPPS. Dr. Hassall's Report. The Analytical and Sanitary Institution, si, Holborn Viaduct, E.C., London, 9th May, 1577. Report on a Sample of liuperinl Schiedam Sch napps, received from Mr. H. J. Hart. . We havu subiected a sarup)o of the above named article to a very careful chemical anaAyeis ■■Mm fcXHUiinaf.ion. The results oJ; the analysis, wbich are set forth in a separate report, show that this t-pirit m of good strength, practically free from acidity, and that it contains but trarse* o£ solid matter in Holution, It possesses a delicate and agreeable aroma, anci a purs arid mild taste. Mr. Hart's Schiedam Schnapps is a very superior article oi its class, is v, oil puriliiid, and quite genuin&. iaifi-u-etl) ARTHT7R H. Hassai.i,, IvT.D., • Author rit "Food and itsjAdulteration Otto Hkhkkb, F.C.S., P lie Analyst. Srp'sti!!f.tf "ftfATfQ n ill' I "I'll 1 Wm. Johnsons Repokt. Government Analytical Laboratory, . Melbourne, 23rd July, 1877. Henri J. Hart, Esq. Sir,--lhave the honour to report for your in formation that the sample of Imperial Schiedam Schnapps forwarded by you to mo has been sub mitted to a searching chemical analysis and critical examination, the result of which enables me to state that it is the Finest Sample of bchnapps that has as yet. come under my notice. , It has a pure fragrant odour, and is absolutely free from any trace of fusil or other injurious impurity, and has evidently been distilled from superior rye grain, always used instead of malt m the production of the choicest qualities of bchnapjps. It is very smooth to the palate, and in this respect compares favourably with other samples offered for sale. It may be advised as equally suitable for medical or economic pur poses. I have the honour to be, &c, (Signed) Wm. Johnson, Analytical Chemist to the Government of Victoria. *.Jr^ i,s Pure Medical Spirit, Superior to any in the Market, and Lower in Price, is offered to the Public under the full conviction that it will supersede all others now in use. A TRIAL IS EAUNSSTLYaSOLICITED. OWEN & GRAHAM, MERCHANTS, AGENT FOR AUCKLAND. -SN ETI A N BLm D .FACTORY VVIRK GAUZE BLINDS, f «j PiSIiFORA'fII ZINC BLINDS, MAY BE RAD AUCKLAND VENETIAN BLIK3> MANUFACTORY, C°RNBR OF COOK AND GRBI -STRESTS Of any dimensions, in any number from One v undred, withm a given time, of the oeet quality, and reasonable pri-.sjs and sent to all parts of Nev/Zca ,:,,, v laud. Terms cash. ■ Katimate'p' '• returned by Pose. A. &A. BUSBY , V * ■:'■■'. WORKERS, " bOENBE of Cook and Geky-stbLekts.' -



DE V' t I'^'ti^t 24 4, QUEKN -S T E E ••*■,,■ Just Received, ex Late Anrtvai^ r I Beat Brands in Gunpowder "V«S~!) . | ■■:< Shot, Ele^s Double Waterproof.' CftWi „ " '-• I " Gun Cases, Waterproof Covers ' Game Bags, &c. .■«. '• H Breech-loading Urplementa or every fleßo X Patent Chilled Shot Breech-loading Revolvers and Am *„•« RP Infantry Swoads ■ I' Fishing Tackle ■ : ;i 1 Fireworks. _ •'■■■'. I T|IIME TABLE for RAILWAY >Brj g ' ! -I The 'Bus will be waiting at the Statin* # I ' j Trains coming in before 7.30 pm SB*^ I leave the Grey-street Junction at ttinftSi 1 twlU H 1 times for the Station:— B Knowing | | 8.50 a.m. 1.0 Dm- '■''' ' 9.25 a.m. 2.io D m ' I ' 10.40 a.m. t^^ 11.40 a.m. 4.op;m|::;- | : Punctuality guaranteed underapwlStv . Fakes :—Single Ticket, Threepence •tv, i * " Tickets for Two Shillings and SmS I.^ jOTAMILTON RAILWAY~i^j^ fj B. EDWAKDS >■'}•'/ Begs to inform the public that a Cbarti «.»_ ■ ing 12 passengers and luggage, • train arriving from Auckland. OhareesiviD^ '' V. able. Special Carriages provided to onR." - i instructions being or teleg^ | LITEKY AND BAIT STABLES ' Hamilton. '' ' /| TU THT-pUBLIGi •'; DR. BRIGHT'S PHGSPHODTNE.' Whereas ifc having become known tn'tTinD^. ■ ¥§ prietprsof "Dr. Bright's PhosphooWflK r W Medicine, emanating from an unßcrnrnlnnl ?-'-i London firm, is exported to IndiaTcidS^ and foisted on purchasers as equal in effiSmrT Si i)r. Bright's Phpsphodyne, they feel it dti^tothS '■ 1 public to specially caution them 'ageunstffi i§ compound, and request their most caMftvi 'Si attention to the following distinctive chftro^r m i&tics of Dr. Bright's Phosphodjne:-iV"?rßoter- -Ist. That Dr. Bright's Phosphodyne to snu only in cases. , :. ■ .-,■ ™"a i •"■■; 2nd. The worde " Dr. Bright's Phosphodynal are clearly blown in each bottle. ;' '■: '; % 3rd. The Registered Trade Mark and Situs. M tuie of Patentee are printed on thslaMftf '* ■• every case. ;■ a™ ||J Ith. Directions for use in all the followiiw languages are enclosed in each case—EurM- *; French, German, Italian, Dutch, Spanish?!?™!' :* ' tuguese, Russian, Danish, TurkMi.TpeijV.;- ij Hindostani .Madrasse, Bengalee. Chin^aeS Japanese without which none can possiblyl» s irl Genuine. ~.■>,.: ■,;< ...™ : •■ p| J )R. BRIGHT S PHOSPHODYNE is tho onb I reliable reDiedy for Nervous and Liver Clom. ¥f plaints and a'l Functional Derangements. DR. BRIGHT'S PHOSPHODYNE is patron- • I i3ed by the aristocracy and the elite, extensively Hi! used in the Army and Navy, and stronglyny '-i commended by the leading Medical Pracß. "'■ tioners, . • ■ , , DR. BRIGHT'S PHOSPHODYNE is 80! dby all Chemists and Patent iiedicine'tiTendoß throughout the Globe. ~:>;■ : > ■ l|l • N.B.—Ask for DR. BRIGHT/S PHOSPHO- H DYNE, and do not be persuaded W take any • 111 Useless and Possibly Dangerous Suhstitnte, "M LJiSTABLISHKi) 1859.] ~~~; " riLAEEE BROTHERS. iy (Late Crombies), Koxal Fink Art Photographic [Gaixebieß, ■ ' Opposite Union Bank, Queen-atreet, r Auckland. • ■■■„>,-:! Fii-sc-ciass Portraits, from C.D.T.tolife Hze !1 atmoaerateprice3. ChildreH's Portraitataken A ■i'jntf>,nf Aiseonsly. y^, AIKATU TIME-TABLE; of W. X, TV' Carter's Telegraph Line 8f CoaChea:- \ ■ 3jeave Ohaupo on Monday, Wednesday, afid W> Friday, at 2.15 p.m.; arrive Te Awamntum Iff Monday, Wednesday, and Friday, atipja. i, arrive Alexandra on Monday, Wednesday,and ' Friday, at 5.30 p.m.; leave Alexandra, on Tees day, Thursday, and Saturday, at 8 a.nvtanto Te Awamntu. on Tuesday, Thursday, and Sate. ;i; day, at 9.45 a.m.; arrive Ohaupo on, Tnsßday, 3 Thursday, and Saturday, at 11.30 a.m.;]eavß M Hamilton every day at 2 o'clock p.m. for Cam bridge ; lea-e Gain bridge every day at 10 o'clock a.m. for Hamilton. "•„'„•. ; lADIES, TAKE NOTE OF THIS!- . 1 Tv/o important points should not 1»lost sight of ia selecting a Sewing Machine. Flret: .".■ Be not i< .it led by long and extravagant poffl in p the part rse.bout Machines which are freattently m madeciiiy to acll, and more frequently Bold w *.;■ those v.- ho. from their want of mechanical know- • ledge, caa.only parrot-like repeat the puff. 2nd: Beware of purchasingaSewingMaclunebecaiiW' If ithappeuß to bo a few shiUings cheaper,and: p have afterwards to pay dearly for itinworry, -,-m delay, and vexation. The undersigned; fromhis <■„ inlimute knowledge of SewiD<jMechanißm,can >.-. confidently recommend Taylor's Patent Sowing Machine as a really good, genuine, and well tesffd Machine. In addition to thelock-stitoh ,' A't-cJiine. the Taylor Co. have introdecediagood ] T>i,..;(.■<! I^iOij Machine. Price, with.extras,s Guiu i-->...-).—rim vi-euon invited at the Sole Agenrs, < T. PExl OCR's;, .SjuorU&ad-street, opposite the ost-offlce. ' EN O R. X I 8, • ..:..■'• PHOTOGRAPHBB,..,, , 222, QUKKN-STRKET, Auckland, ?3. CARTES DE VISITS. Bs. PEE DOZM FH^orsTK Portraits WHiLEiWAinss. G. B U T-.tm. * BLACKSMITH,: ■. " " South HelensvtliliE- ■ ' Every description of Smith's Work at reason ■ . - • able rates. . ■ „" A UCKLAND:LOAS xBl office, ---■@-^-@165, QUEEN-, .TREBT jT _, -^p SAVINGS BANK.; : MONEY LENT to any amount on CLOTHQ-'O JE"WELLERY, WATCHES, PLATED .- WARE, and every description of. l : Merchandise, at the Lowest , , Rate of Intekest. The strictest Beoresy may be relied on in «v transaction. ' > Parties waited on at their own residences. Firs-proof Safes on the premises for the Becunu of Valuables. ''~....:.. [Established 1865.] L. R. NEUMEGEN, -.iiy ,4 p , LICENSED PAWNBROKER. gs. Private Entrance down right of wgyj__g •: .Ttff O~~" T 1 C-- Bl The underc-igned having a Large STOCKO thj B<?st and Fastest Dyes that can be prpcnrw in the English and French Markets, as «uas a plentiiiii supply of pure water, is enaWea w Pioduce Colours not to be stjhpabsed., «»'rs as had the Patronage of the Ladies and Gentlemeu ; of Auckland in his management of the ddb^. of a Dyer and Cleaner during the -lafit■ ©S years, he trusts that by a continuance 0""Jr attention, and by personal control or tueopw ; tions. to continue to give the satisfactionneßWr hitherto afforded. ,[ '..i irt. Ladies' and Gentlemen's WearingApparell» any description) Cleaned, Dyed, orjßOTewea."",..., any shade or colour. Velvets, Silk 3, bauu» Ribbons. Feathers, Gloves. Cleaned. Dyed. f« Renewed, in any colour. Gentlemen's Uotnu«s Cleaned, Renewed, or Dyed, and Pressed. o» short notice. , v :.- — S3B- Orders left at the City Bstablißhmw Wellesley-street East, wiU receive, P»ov attention. Ladies and Gentlemen walteaw" : by leaving their Orders personallyor by *a"^ } -..-■*'.. - * Vv • jjiiyty***" ■ Mil. FAULDER, Sole Contractor to tj|j City Council for the Emptying P^Sd Closets, Privy Boxes, Cesspits, &c, tiJFWJfiZ to attend punctually to all requests regwu^g the above. Persons desiring to have^«^?,r^j ;; places attended to, either weekly. f°£^f.£ne& otherwise, can have the same done by^Si^aß notice, either verbal or written, jn™ fflßi Inspector of Nuisances, City Council vuiw Oueen-streot "^ —