The Municipal and Counties Conferences.

DEPUTATION TO MR BALLANCE,

> (BYzSTAR SPECIAL WIRE.)

_ - WELLINGTON, this day. A deputation,.consisting of the following County Council and Municipal delegates, waited on the Colonial Treasurer this morn ing/ with reference to the meeting for subsi clids'.^-Messrs Power and Brodie, of the Thames; Sutton and Moorhouse, Christ chnrch;, Bastings, Tuapeka; Green, Port Chalmers- and Brett, Auckland.. 'Mr"Bastings, chairman of the county delegates, said this was a joint deputation from the County and Municipal Confer ences'with reference to the refund of money deducted out of the subsidies. There was a-strong feeling in both bodies that the Government had not kept faith with the local bodies on the matter of the subsidies, and that the Government was not justified either in law or equity. He quoted from the Financial Arrangements Act, respecting subsidies out of the Consolidated Fund for hospitals andcharitable institutions. As chairman of _ a county he was quite_ pre pared to meet the Government views, though borough representatives differed in-this matter.

Mr Ballance replied that the Govern ment was of opinion that they were legally entitled- to deduct the subsidies. The 13th section of the Financial Arrange ments Act, cb.i-se 7, repeals the 13th section of the Abolition Act of 1876, in so far only as it is. inconsistent with the Act. If a number of these institutions throughout the colony were supporting their own sick and indigent, and others were doing nothing, the latter would have no claim to receive anything out of the Consolidated Fund. Thirty-two places in the colony paid half the .maintenance of their sick and indigent, and eleven were supported out of the Con solidated Fund. From boroughs and counties where these hospitals are maintained out ot the Consolidated Fund, deductions from sub sidies are made, sufficient to maintain those institutions, because Government held that if borough'-."would not take the management over, they were.not entitled to anything. Mr Bastings : Do you state that you have not deducted anything from boroughs or counties .'where they had partly maintained their own institutions ? Mr Balladce : Yes. Where we deducted we have returned the money. Mr Moorhouse : We think that the Go vernment might substitute a better system of control than the one proposed. ' Mr% Brodie. said that Southern people supported the £ for __■ proposal, because the revenue of their ample endowments would relieve them of local contributions.

1 Mr Bastings denied this. Mr Ballance : I think it a dangerous thing to put charitable aid on the ground of right. Anyone who studies English affairs will see that right to receive charitable aid pauper ised a large poi tion of the community. Mr Br'odie a;F_ed that the Government stopped subsidie- from districts where there were no hospitals. Mr Ballance : You send your sick to Auckland."

Mr s Power :,They -.ill not allowns. "Mrßallance: We have returned deduc tions.

Mr Brodie : Not, to the county. Mr Ballance : You ought to have received them. a

Mr Brett said the Government had com pletely broken faith with the local bodies in Auckland. They would he willing to accept the Government proposals for chari table relief if "they had any guarantee that they would notbe altered in a couple of years' time. i •

Mr Ballance : What kind of guarantee would act'?F Parliament will be guarantee. Mr Brett : I am not certain of that. Looking; ?it:the! position of this question, a valuable block of land as endowment would be a. guarantee. • s Mi .Ballance : I do not think there is the slightest possibility of the arrangement being reversed for years to come. Mr Bastings;: What I understand^ am to take as. an, answer to this deputation is, that^ Atie "-'iii..ntion of the Government is this, that in counties and boroughs that have contributed towards the maintenance of their local hospitals, any money that has been disposed of out of their subsidies will he refunded.

Mr Ballance . That is the principle of our circulars.

Mr Bastings : And that where counties and boroughs have not contributed any thing the Government will not refund ? Mr Balance : Yes.

g§Mr •Bastiii'gs a Would the Government have any .objection to a friendly suit to decide the question ? Mr Ballance : I would have to refer the question to the Attorney-General., I think it undesirable for local bodies to go to_ law with the Government on technical questions. They musMake into account the spirit and intention of the Legislature. Mr Moorhouse: I was a party to the abolition, and. I am quite clear this subsidy was one bf . a number of inducements held out to flavour the acceptance. Mr Bastings wished to assure the Go vernment that this is not a party organiza tion. ,-. -,- -r-"a" .', '■■• • "Mr Ballance : I understand it to be the object of these conferences to get as much out- of the Consolidated Fund as theycan, which is. perfectly legitimate, but it is equally legitimate for the Government to act upon a different basis. The deputation then withdrew.'1

At the meeting of the Conference to-day a resolution by;Mr Hobbs in" favour of an alteration ind'he lav so as to give outlying districts, a greater share of the money was cairried:''FF,- ' A... ■-■.'..'..'-.>;' ~ '..' .'

Printed and published by. the Propriety Henry Bbett, of Parnel at his Genera ; Steam Printing ofßce,' Wyndham-stree., the Province of Auckland,-New Zealand. Monday, August 12,1878

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FRIDAY, AUGUST 16. THE HAYMARKET. FOR SALE, at the Haymarket, -on ■ ■'A-Z)■'■ Friday next, at 11 o'clock, a . ■ A Superior Heavy Draught Colt, three years old" ".-'": ' "': '.' ' ' ' Heavyrdraupht!Mare, five years; staunch in harness Heavy draught Gelding, four, years: a good worker" J , .. , -.<-. -Strpng ajid active Colt, four years , '-'■■ -A- . -; """"Heavy dr'aughtUnbroken'Colt, three years Draught Mare, in foal. ALFRED; BUCKLAND.' jr..si i'MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 23.: ; " mHE; SPRING C ATTLE FAIR " 'Will be held, at REMUERA, on MONDAY, SEPT. 23. ~ Entries of Stock for Sale are requested to be made, at the Haymarket, previous to WED NESDAY, 11th, September, that suitable ens may be erected, and the Cattle Catalogued. ALFRED BUCKLAND. THURSDAY, AUGUST 15., THE. REMUERA YARDS. FOR SALE,, on Thursday next, at 1 '.;. o'clock, Dairy Cows, Store Cattle • -120 Well-fatted Steers 100: Fat Sheep , ' Fat and Store Pigs. ALFRED BUCKLAND. B TONKS R. C. CARR THURSDAY, AUGUST 15. JAPANESE CURIOS, WRITING DESKS,: 'WORK;', BOXES, STRAW BOXES, .FANS, LACQUERED, TORTOISE-SHELL GOODS, Sec, Sec. ' ' ' b'.'' TONKS& CO. WILL sell by auction' 'on Thursday, 15th instant, at ll o'clock, II cases of .the above Goods, - iust landed direct from Yokohama, via San Fran cis--- i,J;j;-!-i.' - ■"" -'■ - ■ '■■■•■'- •• |



7 TUES_SAYw AUGXJST'I3. ...-a TO -CLOSE, CONSIGNMENTS., Ja -5 cases Vases (assorted) -3 „ Combware a , ; a 3 „ Basketware -.• ... ;t. -o ,:,2:;'.„ TeaTraysF ' ■•..... - -,-.:•■ ■-~<:' *_ Pictures ■* "■■'■-; , <>- '.B'-•.*_-'. Flowers under shades 2-- „ Puff Boxes and Powder Sets 1 „ China Mugs F ; 1 i.'„-.. _Toy Tools on cardsF ! 2 „ Pocket .Cutlery 1,„ Albums , -~-,:• r . 'i -.; ,v a Parses ..' -.-.- ' '..','■: ■ -•■:•.2., „ rFaneySdap., . ' . :>■' , --,,-1. M,j,a'E..P.,Ware.F "' '. . ..-,'.•■■.,. 2a,,„- . Wood Pipes and Tobacco Pouches, ;; 2 ~„• a Toy Musical Instruments 2 „ Concertinas . . 1-,,. B.M.,Tea Pots F--;.' ~ 2 ■:,„: China Tea Sets '■~-,.- ; 2 „ Shell Goods, a - -E. & A. ISAACS X\P ILL - sell by "public auction, at their YT Stores, Fort-street: on Tuesday next, 13th instant, at 11 o'clock, F ff'Mi cases yaw the above. To: Close Consignments. f '_ -_-_~.,.- a- . -~ a -" F' E. v::&: A. al-S A A C S, Ai '..' ;,i Fi.,'Auctioneers. - '.} '____ •A. AyA MONDAY. AUGUST 19.,-=' ■ V A£U ABLE ~G~IT V PROPERTY." THE subscriber has received instructions Ftd sell'by auction, at his Land.Mart, No. 7, Queen-street, on Monday, August 19, at twelve o'clock,-- F' 'F' ''''';''-.FF; ~.',,A The late :_&._. Bond's.', well-known Valuable F and. Well-situated PROPKRTY, corner ■■■' "of Victoria-street and Nelson-street. It •p a •will be offered in one or six allotments, ''■' td suit'purchasers/ Lot A —Victoria-street, 27. x 68 feet Lot B—NeL-on-street, 35 x 143, with good r ' 'Four-roomed House '''■>■ '■■ - Lot CF-Nelsdh.street, 33 x 192, with good Six a roomed Bouse Allotment D—Nelson-street, 33x192 [FFFF • > > B-I * - "„'-' ,' ' 28ft. Bin;xEl92ft. "a" -■"■'„ ca "F—!' '" „• • ■-.- 28ft. Bin. x 192 ft. Plan at'the Mart. .. , ~,..., .: A'■■'': Terms at Sale. ■■ , GEORGE"SIBBIN, Auctioneer.' bTTONKS: a IF [R. C. CARR THURSDAY, "AUGUST 15.. . . , On?Accou_.t of Whomit May Concern. KET C H 'R ELI A N C.E. c B. TONKS & CO. HAVE been instructed to sell bY auction, on Thursday, at 12 o'clock noon' RELIANCE, ketch, as she now Hies on shore about one mile north of Waiuku Gap. "The Reliance'is 65 tons register; only 3 years old. built at Hobart Town of hardwood, and copper fastened. She is thoroughly well found in every respect, sails nearly new. Galley, Boat, Heavy Anchors and Chains. ■__/__.£ Intending purchasers will do well to visit her, the master being in charge, and will give every information. .-.-. , ■ . TO-MORROW. ORANGES ! ORANGES ! ORANGES ! EX BLANCHE, FROM RAROTONGA. L. W.~E~A T O N WILL seU by auction, at his Mart, To-morrow (Tuesday), at 12 o'clock, 15,000 ORANGES. AA: ■':' t6 ; morr6w.' :,,;: : ex hero, from sydney '.; L. W. T_ ATO N. WILL, sell by auction at his Mart, To-morrow (Tuesday), at 11 o'clock, i■' ' :a*so-caies Oranges, JDB a Fa: ... '50 z;y--'z -;y --LE "': ;F, ' - ;:-': ' :■'•■- ' ' 100 ,F' "'■ ~'! N ■"-' ■c.ciic-IQO* F." -A„^zz DH \<MV ■■■ "■[> >-'-; ' Mandarins and Lemons -' ■, • • > : , r ; TO-MORROW. """ BANANAS ! BANANAS 1 BANANAS ! EX ISLAND LILY, FROM LEVUKA. ! L. W. EAT O N WILL sell To-morrow (Tuesday),, 13th " inst., atl2 o'clock, ' 400 bunches Bananas, in lots to suit pur - -... . :chasers.: a,, :.;".,■ -.- - '■. •-. [RFC.1 -GREENWOOD.] ' • MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 16. " SALE OF SOME: OF THE'MOST VALUABLE LEASEHOLDS ..IN- THE, CITY OF AUCKEANDf' THE- undersigned has 1 tions to Sell,- at the. Office of the Auckland Harbour Boardv-Fort-street, by, public auction, on Monday, the 16 th day of September jnext, atllaim.,'' -•--, ---,-,' a---' ---■ The Leasehold for Sixty-six ye'ars,J-rdm the' Ist day of November,d-77, of Fourteen Allotmeiits, numbered from 38 to 51, inclusive.ahaving an Ext'ehsive;:Frontage to Queen^street and Little ■ Queen-street, at a: rental per annum. ThisiProperty, is situated in.the Main Street of the City.of Auckland, and from its contiguity to Queen-street Wharf and the Railway Station, ' warrants the Auctioneer in asserting that such an opportunity to acquire a Long Lease of Pro ■perty in the most valuable part of the, City will riot again occur. - \ The Allotments will be. flagged, a / Lithographic Plans my be had, and Draft of Lease aud Conditions of Sale maybe seen at the Harbour Board Office,.Fort-3treet. \ R.C. GREENWOOD,.^ j '■■■''■ .-uctioneer. ;;' .',",;'.. ~,, ' [R. C." GREENWOOD.] '" | WEDNESDAY^* AUGUST 28. JMASON'S-F .NURSERIES, PARNELL. IrilHE ANNUAL CLEARING - OUT IJ- SALE of NURSERY STOCK will be held :at the above Nurseries on Wednesday, the 28th Iday, of- Augustj when a General Collectionof iORNAMENTAL'and FLOWERING SHRUBS, -FOREST, FRUlT,.,and.'/SHELTER TREES, jHKDGK, PLANTS, StcFwili be offered for-sale. iThe Stock comprises—Pihus Ihsignis, 'Helepen jsis,iMnricata; 5 Cupressus Macrdcarpa^ Lawsdn-' lana, Torulosa, Araucarias, .Magnolias, Ficuses, (Azaleas, Camellias, Roses, Rhododendrons, Sec, Apples, Pears, Plums, Peaches, ;Cherries,-:NeCtarines, Oranges, Lemons, Citrons, Rhubarb, Asparagus, Sea Kale, &c, &c. . j Professional Planters will be sent to plant for those.who wish, at low. rate-, and trees thus ]planted will be guaranteed. All Goods bought on the day. of sale will be delivered, .fbbk of chaeob, within five miles radius of town, or packed for shipment or rail; 'BtfSse's leave the Post-office every 20 minutes for the Gardens on the day of sale. The Sale to conimeDce at 11 o'clock sharp. ; ~", ' Luncheon Pbovided. I , ....E... C. GREENWO OD, f Auctioneer. rN: v F '.;;,-s A A , vAy E I Ex Late Arrivals FHOM-London:: byKQ FPACKAGES Wines, Spirits, Bottled '&OirO Beer, Groceiies, Musical Instru ments, Picture Frame Mouldings, Fancy. Soap, Seltzogenes, Pianos, Furniture, and Sundries. EDWARD ,LEWIS, Custom House St. jQfIT YEARS IN THE WINE TRADE. 0&'1' '■■■'"-' ,-■:' .' ."■'■■■- .;' :/':"'-:. < This experience should be useful. All my Liquors will stand sampling, and I invite my friends to: come and try them. As my supplies are obtained with special advantages direct from best Home sources, and purchased for Cash, I can defy competition. Try my Bass's Ale and Goiness's Stout, Griffin Brand, pints and quarts. I believe this is finer than anything in the market, and the brand is only procurable at my>Store_ inCustom House-street. '!' -a >■ 'j t , . . EDWARD LEWIS, , General1 Importer, , and Wine and - "Spirit Merchant, t a r/(Late with LID. Nathan and Co). (.7, , i Sole Agent for Thui-itoh _md Co.'s Celebrated- Billiard Tables. Two Tables.completenow on Sale. " ;,,-' i ,,F''-, / F' '' """ i J. Wajker and Son's vory fine blend of Scotch Whisky (KilmarnopK), in case and bulk, 3Jand> sJyears old. "''"'" ""' '-'''"■ <■.•■•■>*■-



E' L L' I Nj G•' : O F F I "fi ' '■ THE WHOLE' 0F; THE WINTER^ } . STOCK! '"" JOH N SMITH, DRAPER, On the Wkong Sidbfof Qoten-stbeetJ Informs the Public of Auckland, and -"BiuTounding districts, tha hels-com-' >-•'■ a •' polled to REALISE'the WHOLEot : a HIS ENORMOUS ■< STOCK, which a .;• :- wilT.be Offered z-iff}_ Purchasers at , GREAT REDUCTIONS, a .AC-A ZZ.yyi TO -BPFEOT ' '* ':* ,;"; , ] ,;' V A SPEEDY __LiBARANOE! . __~,. !;j.-s. would draw spec^ Attention'tq the following Goods:— • a ' F BLACK SILKS, from 3/11 • - COLOURED SILKS, in all shades ; SILK WORP RALERNOS,, :.;;;:: ALL-WOOL SERGES, hew shades SATIN CLOTHS, in shades HOMBISEUNS and CARMELITES: a --WINCEYS -' i 'A ' ,'■ ■ ..y-'-A; A. Large Quantity of FRENCH -MERINOS, 1/4; worth, 2/9 , ' A Larke Quantity of FANCY DRESS MATERIAL at Cost. '~., ', .;,'-. _ :: s:bales GREY CALICO, A4_ • 10 ;,GREYrSHEETING, /UJ-.;;; ""'• 5 „ BLANKETS, from „ ■■■ ~~ 6/9 each .---' ~ 4 „ -~" 9/6 ea!ch ' . 10 „ Superior ditto , ( . ' ; '". CLOT&ING.: F ' AA':: Good Tweed Trousers, 8/6 F ~, ~-.; Good Tweed Trousers and yest, from 15/11; ...... worth2s/ Men's Paget Suits (Solcberg and Melbourne made), 45/ Boys' Colonial-made Suits _316s 6d F , A large quantity of Men's Crimean Shirts at COStg - ~ M -; ' ■ 40 rolls CARPET, Bought Job, all Choice ■szxxr?- Patterns.' ■ • ■■-.-■■" ' !:> -;' A few superior DINING and DRAWING SUITS to be-Sold Cheap. . , _ fA ter_i STILL FURTHER REDUCTION! INSPECTION INTITBD. Fa PATTERNS GIVEN. JOHN SMITH, DRAPER, : _ar Weohg Side op the Street, "®» Next_.United Service Hotel, . Queen-street. '__ •'.' ; _A_. S A ~'Jj"J'A!:. M MV' f ..;8 THE OPPOSITION THOUOHT EASILY TO ;• GET RID OP HIM, BUT UNFORTUr,, NATKLY FOR THEMSELVES, _ "-.'-', THEY FOUND OUT F " he is,as. '~ jAf.y ,..;';.',-;.: QTRONG AS A T lON 11.1 WORKING MEN OF AUCKLAND : Will you calmly stand by and encourage the Opposition in their determined attempts to, injure the man who has been your friend for' the last fourteen yeare. Yes.; J. LEVY has proved himself your friend in' the truest sensd df the word, for was he not solely the meansFby, which you were enabled to obtain Ready-made Clothing here in Auckland at prices but: Slightly in advance for what they were made it- England for. His doing so did not plea«e those who h-Ad been " fleecing''you, and many h-ive" been the efforts made to " shut" him up. '"■" Biit notwithstanding all, J. LEVY still knocks but., and has seen the process of "whitewashing" applied to many of those who stylod themselves YOOK friends, whilst he feels that he himself stands out as a " brand plucked frOm .he burning." And why is it thus? J. LEVY at once openly confesses he owes it all to. tho strong support which he has received from |he' Working Classes, and would at this'timie especially direct their attention to'the fact thstt' his WINTER STOCK for 1878 is now v unnacked,j and will defy competition, whether as regaxd to" style, durability, and tho LOW;'FIGURES at which they are marked. '..,....F< ■_. -F ",F gJJustcast your eyes down, the folloMng list,. and you will be astonished:— ; ~ !,F ■"- Men* Heavy Woollen Shirts (extra sizes),_3_ 6d —worth7s6d ~: '''"'' A"'"'yy...... F„ , F /r Boys'and youths'ditto, 2s 6n—worth 5s ;'.". Coloured Moleskins (a larae shipment daily ex^ pected), 4s 6r> —worth 8s Cd - ",'_. .., A Men's Galatea Jackets (lined with either wool or Italian cloth), 15s ||d—worth 25s .',' a' ; Men's Tweed Trousers, _Sl|D—worth 14 6d! '~, Trousers and Vests (superior Mosgiel tweed) -IBs ||d—fudlvalue,27s6d ';, ... ~..,- , Aberdeen Socks, per pair, |s—wprth ls.Dd r ' White Shirts (large variety), 33 6n—worth 6s 6d Overcoats (in Ulsters) from £| |s to £4 4S ™ Boys' and Youths' Ulsters (any size), at a very, low figure'- " ■ - :,.:*,':,; Collars, per box from 3d. ' . 140s. Double-breasted Paget Suits; worth 755." " That licks you." When you have done so, you will,be led, to :exclaim Is That Sol Is That So 1! but what will you say when you are told you can get a Crimean Shirt for 3» 6d. One and all will remark "Well, LITTLE LEVY is not a bad' sort, we will give him a call.": Do so; my friends, and he will nor, di .appoint you. ''■<■'• i Just Opened—The American Unsurpassables, ■a new style ot Paper Collar, which do not show the grease. Quite a novelty. ... ' >■• ■■■ "-', * ''■'• i* - - - --———'.- Remember the old nddress :— J. LEV V, MONSTER CLOTHING MART, gIQ, Qe.ee.. Street, (oppositeMoArthur's) r im X S E A :R-;,E,L L EF : , 234 tons Screened Newcastle C0a1,;.. ; 112 tons Smith's Coal . , >.r . AhvU '■•■■" 101 tons Newcastle Coke. ■ A.A Ay A' The above are from the Co-operative Mines,.: land are now being discharged at the Railway Wharf.".1 - 'a, -. .■■--V-: _ ;,; '' W. &G. WINSTONE, -* . ~-V'v .' ; f _^*^V' .-■ :- LADIES,. TAKE NOTE OF THIS-!— Two important points should not be lost, sight of in selecting a Sewing Machine,-,, First: Be not misled by long and extrayagant puffs ins the papers about Machines which are frequently; made only to sell, and more frequently sold by those who, from their want of mechanical know.; ledge, can only parrot-like repeat the puff.^npt:4 Beware of purchasing a3ewingMachinebecause it happens to be a few shillings oheaper, and, have afterwards to pay dearly for it in worry, delay, and vexation. The undersigned, from his intimate knowledge of Sewing Mechanism, can confidently recommend Taylor's Patent Sewing Machine as a really good, genuine, and well tested Machine. In addition to the Lock-stitch Machine, the Taylor Co. have introduced a'good Twisted Loop Machine. Price, with extras, 2 Guineas.—lnspection invited at the Solei Agent's," T. PEACOCK'S, Shortland-street, opposite the Post-O-fiee. ' GrUTHRIE & IjARNACH'S •:! ' ". NSW'ZEALAND ; '-•'"'- "*:: ';':;( TIMEER & WOODWARE FACTORIES .j ; COMPANY (LIMITED); y F Have on Sale at their Branoh Stores, , LOWER QUEEN-STREET, AUCKLAND, '' ~..,, - .: ..'-.'... . AND--- . -~.- ~ ,'-.' ONEHUNGA.: F Dunbdin-Made Woodwares '•'"' '-' Consisting ot^'-'- '■ A'f.w.i a Nests Tabs, painted and varnished a; ; :■ Backets :*:.: ,;;■'-•'dor' ! t :i -; ; < Fancy Backets, Cheese Vats, Gharns _i. j Butter Firkins, Knife Boards / - ', •, - , a Washing Boards, Turning Trpssea. •' Store Tracks, &o. , , < < I a": --«:>' ' . :■-,,'';. -~-. '■■.-.■.• aai as t-~,A:'_iV,i JAMES W. WALLER, -"M:i '"',i:'" JMA^Aiim.'' i- :l' i'l T€ Jf/,(IC



i^F^^ f m __f F..s!># -L) Eat^H-'OFT-TE- L, I JLC .::. ; :, : ,.:O.IJicEN.STREET.;.-;,.,.,u v .F. . SPLENDDD BARS AND SITTING-ROOMS. THE UP-STAIRS BAR ; A "j'F" ;'+, ; :; ; .■ F' r -4_-tp - r_ ?<!,'. «. BILL I A' R D - R O O M | ".'", , jUNEQ ___-_____: IN THE COLONIES. ..,-- v , , J. L L .T-T LE, : a.'-:;..'- --.;.. ,'.' '^OPEIETdB. ,r. >.'"'',,.,-,a1,'0 U'-Nliß-D.';'iiKVl'C''';E -*■>•. ~ . - - ■. *fJf)T»wttw*--' v" , ;r QUEEN &.WELLESLE. .' .john. Hancock, pbopbietob, gg : IMJPOKTEB a/OF ',FOBEI&N - VWINES ' A-1"3 ! .aa:.-..! .!(..'/ .-'j SPIBITS. . iFm: -.'- "'I Airdli-i-an r>. N.Z. .. ■••;- Fi.lJN FOE; OF W ALEb. HUXEIi, .y.i .-.-/ .iiHobson Stbeet.,,a .a .-■• . ', THIS HOTEL; AND >" RESTAURANT IS ". „ ':':"-> COMPLETELY REFUIINISHED. ,-. ■ - 'Rooms for MeJiTINGS. ,-• ' A R. .. BLAYDESy Peopbietob. . mSHE C RITE R I ON^H'OT EL, : X v : „,a.,,CAMBRIDGE^,r:FFF: ' A A FmsT^ctAss Accommodation poB/FiMrniES. A, SAMPLE BOOMS FOB COMMEBCIAL • ' .'GENTLEMEN. • -'"-'-'> <»-*.' BEST BRANDS WINES AND SPIRITS ; .^, -;, ,• •-,.,- -QU HAND : '',;-; 'GOOD STABLING. Horses for Hire at Moderate Charges. '-. EDWARD HEWITT, ,' ,F. Pbopbieto--'.-,;. WOINI RU SSELL HOTEL. j£'A to: MERCER. F DANIEL ARKELL begs to inform the travelling public: that he ban: made great im provements to the above well-known Hotel; and in addition to other exceUent, accommodation, there is now added a Railway. Refbeshment Room at the Station, for the special conven ience of travellers by every train. F The Best of Wines and Spirits, a Hancock'sparkUna: Ale. a. : KAIPARA H O TEL, HELENSVILLE (SoUTH). * The above Hotel is situated' on .an eminence commanding an excellent a view,; and lis in the 'heart of the township, offering thereby, a con -1 venient and pleasant resort for travellers. a, ■. ■ • The Best Op Winks and Spirits. ' ■ ' JAMES HAND, ; I ,-.y ~,-, , -. i Proprietor, v > : - :. jltr ATION A L :tT O TEL. CAMBRIDGE, WAIKATO. ;. i Mr W. Walker,' late mineihoßt of the Com mercial Hotel, Hamilton; bbgs to inform his :friends: and: the public-generally; that he has. iassunled the proprietorship of this well-known !and favourite House, which' he intendsshall iretain its i position as a>,leading Hqtali bathe iWaikato.; A'-A ■ ■'. •..;'.' •>-/i.Af<-~ /A-_ : The Rooms /ape large, lofty, well-Ventilated, and liberally.furnished. F • ",•* .'•*,'.' , , t . The Suites 'of .Apartments for Families are i The Sslow Rooms for Commercial Travellers. | ALLcboK's Billiard Table; and the StA_?lin<_ ; Accommodation, are unequalled ii the pro vince; tho latter being under the shperinton tdenceof First-classiGrooms. F , ...'.Ti. :« {BUGGY AND,: SADDLE HOBSES? ON HERE. ! The extension: of the Railway to Hamilton ! makes, Cambridge less than one,day's;pleasure ijbiirney.from Auckland.' ,A' _~ ',_.'.. '' '£ ■fAn-AAAaW. Ff,W''A,L; : K.&,R;,F'*;,,.'' .'.,., ---' ' ' : pbopbietob. ._,--■ ■: • C-O-A-'L il'NES^i-10-TEI, ' - -'• :- ''"-huntley.;' :;.;;-.., ■, :.;, : WILLiAifRIcIARDSON" ißegs to inform Waikato:setters, and the travel ling public, that he has assumed ths proprietor ship of the above Hotel, apd 1b determined to make itafirst-class, resort for Tourists, Sports imen, and others visiting the' District, and (favouring Hm with their.patronage. ! The best of Ales, Wines, and Spirits kept. I ::«-• :a w. Richardson, ) z......'.-..:.? f . ~-; F"","; Proprietor, j JfTV HAM E ''S " ' XT' O ,!f" EFL, . I ---, --QUEEN-STREET WHARF,;;.-,-.:;., .. Auckland. N.Z. - 1 ..JAMES STEW AR T, , j •! , ; i n (Xiaf c Proprietor df the " Albert"), ■ ( Beigs to announce ,that heFhasFßecured, the proprietorship of that well-known and popular ! house/the, .; r ...;.; .'./ AA r ,' ■ '.. . -~..,/.:,' .. a THAMES HOTEL. '■ : :J.S. has i already effected considerable im provements,, among; which he would allude to . I :,.,:\.'/?FV;A;SEI__E^T;RAR,,,';„■:; ;', ' id which Gehtlemeh Will find every comfort a-Qdiattentldh.: ; '~,'•",, VFiV-'>..'. -AA } "AAAI A .. liquors!.:.••' ■ ;.■';.-; ;;; j "Tiii- niost: important departnient .wilPhffve! especial at(tentioh, 7and all WINES, ALES, and SPIRITS 'will'be found of! tbe -verY choicest QITAUTy.' f *.-.:_ .--••- ..).. -- ■ -'"■- ,(i . - 'a-r;.r.- ~ . ..__il___^l r'JAMES-; STEWART. | '',,' ;.-'■;*. ! IE D if N •' W' 1- N« E 'dSM OTE L 1 ; {! , .;,„.„„,!. ;.,EDEN"TEEB--.CE. ~ ~ -,--, ---' | Y/'aS-ILIST'.OF^ Martelli&tHennessey's Brandy ...... 1/6 ..bottle Greenless-'and > COlville's?Gampbelton •'.. a,„ ,' ~iWhlskyF,F.'/F..i..1/and4/6,(proof) a „ :., Dunville's Whisky '_"..,;*.4/i;!: ;',) . .! Rum,3/; Old Jamaica (proof), i/; small, 2/ „ - Cousen's Sherry-:'.*., .'..'.best.:!/; small, 2/ „ Sahdi-pen's"Bfe_t"Poj-t:v.. ...;if; small, 2/;.: ;, _; iAmdhtillAddSherry ,'F.....s/; small,2/6 ' f j,; : Old-TawnyPortv...;....a-.j5/; small, 2/6 . „ : ; EnglishGihger,Wihe..aJ.-.:ii.vi/....1:3/: .a;, ,■ > | _«a biua__ftr__L___ (oenuine,brand's)::, .-a • < .• ■Hefahessey's Se M_.rted'_'BrahcbiCi. >}is/6 :'.-.;, aa BisguitDubouche'sßrandy... .5/: a„ ' Case.BfafTdy^half-pintb0tt1e,.... ...y.;.21, i„y Schiedam Sehhapps'...FF._,/6; sm_ill,'2/6 '„ '< .-. Geneva;' JDKZ..;........... 11/J1 ferilall, 2/9:' „ " jStoneGin:...v..v.. -_:......_-_•_-.._.._....'5/6' -„! ' i;'' oid T0m....--.,... ..i. _.: n : ___ :;i;^ii ___,- *. Dhm "le's Whisky .r......... ..4/ „ » Tdw,___end?s Sarsparilla..,„'.,■„..-.?;•.'...'.5/.. „. ,- English-Ale and, Porter, (best bfandß), ' . , . j A:i/3X0;if6,.~...A.:A. T . : A-;A.AA; ! -:yi [ ',-.» :-AJ ' All' Spirit. SOld'by tlie Gallon (over-proof) sah,e t j ——..;-_. as from Bonded Store. _. " , : Assorted cases of the,abpve >made ,up for Fami , j .afr;._;_ od't lies and Picnic Parties.; i; „ ; f- a'' I Terms Strictly Cash (up exceptions). • ' !-V^:F;;:slMtjEL-EyiNS(5N,'F,'! . p i 'F'iVa-'Oa-.'i.fF-aPjROPKIETOB. - I Auckland, 2_th June. 1878. Cosmopolitan. Hotel, ,' | AAA i CORNER'OF QUEENrSTJEIEET ":7 a' ""' (Next New Zealand Insurance Building, s). ,_■/_,_. .. iM^ ■ q ALLA £ her \ j Late of Thames and Metropolitan Hotels), * Having takens possession of the above well known Hotel, "will be glad to<see old friends and welcome new ones. ... ~ . , |•' . UPSTAIRS . ' I " ' (Entrance, West JAykmjs,) K y: Qne' of tbe Largest add1 most' Elegantly Fur nished in Auckland. • F ' : WJNEsV&iSPIEITS OF,THEJBBST.BRANDS.; E_____n_-____d'sXXXXand'Auc_____nd Beers jF.-F yi-y; aQy DRAUGHT." A..>\ •- a,-. THE GLOBE MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY^ (LIMIT_-D),'" :'~ J S aa yy ■,- LONDON;.:: fi.-.- !,-■• Capital f>j.t-___soo,ooo. .a ~..;, I All'Marihe Risks taken at lowest .current rates', j Policies granted in triplicate, payable in case of losslniLdhdon.bi at any 'of the: Agehcies. : Full particulars: uponapplication to the under igned. _ ■ I 'aa_a(.) Y.-1I va--HENRy,GILI-tLLAN,...-, , ' ' -•.'-'.. Auckland Agent. * 7, QueenHjtre "



tf~^'T':F;'i A-?U"1$ Selling Oef i Selling Off . london and paris ' paper patter n pep ot. ... .-y, -:•_, ; ; a,,-i htir. ,■-.''''-•a.'"' !Ilr' '- "'''■''■'■ '■' '' - - MRS. BUTTERWORTH, M;I L LI N,;,E,-R, HAVING A -VERY LARGE STOCK OF MILLINERY AND "OTHER ..' , N E, W G 0 O D S, ..'..[. WILL HOLD A ~ \0 H E A P gAL ■! I FOR A FEW WEEKS: ONLY. ~;- -~ i-' "' ■ -,'"..' ' :- 1 -~M__.:b. would caU a attention 'to bef Long I Jackets, and Hundreds of Felt and Straw Hats, that. MUST BE SOLD at Low Pbioes, to make i room for New Goods. ~, : ~ I '■''■', - ■ '■■ ' -—— —- y_ ';■'■<[ '■''"' ; !''"^ | >:,»ir,:,.--' .ok M..H-LINERY.. Ar.-A l ,-,| Bonnet?; from Is. 6d.a •-,. ~..,,a ;F Hats, from 6d. i , - Trimmed Hats, from Is. 6d. * ■ • : > i i Ribbons, Feathers. Flowers, m great variety, at very Low Prices. '„>._, '' A Large Stock of- Ladies' Silk Scarfs, from ii: 6d. to BS.-66-. ; a""" Fancy Goods, Sec. ''■'■• A ' f • l_adies' Feit and other Costumes, from the ir best London and Paris Houses r ... Satin, Felt and Fancy Skirts, from 36. Ha. Jackets, from 2s. lid. (< j . i Ulsters, Waterproofs, and Shawls. -■- Ai-so,- '■', ■' .; ' A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF s CHILDREN'S COSTUMES, JACKETS; ..; ANP UNDERCLOTHING. -a LADIES' UNDERCLOTHING, BABY ;> _ . , LINEN,: ScC.,'SeC. ...... , ~. ' "a. ,-f- af- Drapery.-- -; "_ Fancy Dress Goods (new shades)^ F French Merino, Serge Russell Cord, __lpacea Winceys, and other Materials, from Ifd. Calicoes, from 3Jd- Flannels, from 9sd. Good Wide Winceys, from 6Jd. CHEAP LINES OF , BLANKETS, RUGS, COUNTEBPANES, a TOILET COVERS, TOWELS, &C, Sec, Sec THESE LINES WILL ALL BE FOUND GOOD jvVALUE FOR CASH. . , -g _ ; a, Ay-f'; tf__Z__SP* N.B.—MRS BUTTERWORTH has •JS-3E? made arrangements to receive NEW PAPER PATTERNS Monthly, that will enable : every Lady to be her own Dressmaker. ~' ; i Children Patterns, from 6d. 1 _Mrs. Butter worth, QUEEN-STREET. ■;.'/." ',',{-{' : ! A UTUMN AND - X^TISNTER \ DR A P ESR Y. , t We are now shewing AN IMMENSE . ASSORTMENT of all" the Newest : Styles at_d Materials in every Depart-, ! inent*, including— " IN E W PARIS MILLINERY. Straw and (Felt Hats and Bonnets, Flowers, Feathers, Head Dresses and ■ ~ Gaps,-..,., Ribbons,, plain and fringed; some; ' i ■ ,^ txp-i o very cheap £_ HH t> lines. , j 2 [v -. Gloves, Hosiery, Fur: v '„ Sets and Trimmings. ir! __»_ k? • -JNew Trimmings O _Z_ a. ' t/to match ttho Drabs i -d- ■ ___ . t=>: a ,-^ ;l - Goods.. _ ,- ---' ™ 2j O 1 Dress Goods in Pop s' *j PJ ' : lins, Serges, Mata^ a,;"- "-Sflifi a lasse. Shell Cloth, "f_.: W.. Snowflako, French 2" 'r-. fi- ' Merinos,' Black and S i___. 'Sj Coloured' Silks, )| S: L .;IK-.a . Irish Poplins, Vel- R J--h «. vets, Plushes, Vel ! G» -* .. H . veteens (all the i fy HH 't.'' new shades). jo h*. ° Mantle Cloths, ..* a:____. ,v Mantles, Jackets, I' ''«§' Shawls, Skirts, afa ,I'l,-T, .Dressing Gowns, ; ' '"' | '' ■ | ; | ; ||| _____; ;jj UlsterS &W. Proofs. U_-_.7_Ei.LAc> in Ladies] Sand Gentlemen's, BS3 Splendid values. '■'""' »- ? i .... ,~. ~„,,,, ..,„...,,,,.,, I jyys=" Particular is paid to the' ! P,- ,BABY LINBN, CHILD'S AND LADDJS' UINDHRCLOTHING {DEPART MENT, which wilt be found to be replete with every requisite,, and _ marked exceedingly Reasonable.::'- ' ••-- n'.;U.': n.. .-.a. .->..:.,. >,-■. Ii ■ 3 i BOTEi AND ME F "^ F. fi" ! Crimean and, j Q >_✓ !z; i Wbite Shirts. ,'g ,^ :a "«.a:a Hosier^,''''Hats add E. " Oi>''''M '; ! vi -'HOapsi n :. rll g ...- o--- ' I Belts, Braces, &o. 2 'H "< ' ', | *:F"'"; --"-"-"--;-- ;:""- ;---'*'• CO: -b*"." ,'■ 1 Blankets, W H , i -~. -~ .-,,,,. ,•-,--• ,-, >,-0 '-a, . to z - 'Down, "and other a d", >o 5 ;i -Quilts. _---.--'-: ..,.§ '^O.: §~-!, . Towels, Towelling, kl - H BathTowelf. .a -,g • IT£j,'./ Q a .; | ;•; Calicos. 'W.':t_?j-''v; p." ; Sheetings. •'"'-_■' -^H ' w '' j ;); .§ iS P MANTLE AND DRESSMAKING: ; ' CtoNDUCTEI) ON THE pRE-MISES. F y j - PATTERNS BY OST FREE. >yENETI AN BLIND FACTORY WIRE GAUZE BLINDS, and PERFORATE | . ' ZINC BLINDS, MAY BE HAD ft ™ ' ! • '":::: A-i 'AT the.: ' . .w... :': -' / AUCKLAND VENETIAN BLIND i MANUFACTORY, "> CORNER; OF COOK AND GREX-STREETS ! Of any dimensions, in any number from One j to a Hundred, within a given time, of the " ' a best quality, and reasonable prices .. ,■-; and sent to all parts of New Zea- .'-' - i land. Terms c.sh. Estimatea .. ..." .', r^.-Mturned-'by Post--. .;, '' .';.'"'' I A. & A. BUSBY ' f •_..; , (Late M. HoHTiiN- Busby) '*..". -'- a ~ VENETIAN BLIND MAKERS AND WIR !;""!'";' WORKERS, ,'F F ' COKNEE OF COOK ANI) GBEV-SO-BEETS; "''



p - -, -.: .. ' :jf --, f. ■ . a ■-■ . - '; - ;;•■ ii F ''.:' F ;., M Fa ' "F,, :. ':: ::■ 'a.- : <■', a a;-, ~ , - < . ■ : a. F", ' ' . : ' '- F, a F,) TOE pHBAPESTFCTOUSE v ,1 ■.-,: IN : ■-' -; '• NEW ZEALAND F -■_■'. a FOR REALLY .GOOD IiRE, ..,'.' CONSISTING OF ~ DBA WING-ROOM, DllflT-TG.ROOM/ BED-ROOM,i . •, AND EVERY, DESCRIPTION OF ..','. T| a_ :EN.GIi I: S H,«: i AMERICAN, AND COLONIAL^MADE FURNITURE. The Cheapest House in Auckland fos l ... '~', -. ..CARPETS! ' .. ..... BRUSSELS, TAPESTRY, KIDDERMINSTER - DUTCH & FELT CARPETS.,, ~ " ' THE LAEOEST ASSOETMENT TO -OHOOSEI^OM. Laigest Stock of Plain and Fancy . • . .FLOORCLOTHS f "Al V Eveir Exhibited in Auckland. AA. ■ Aff '. ... ','■.' ' .-Ali.the Newest FEaterps ; . ■fAf l LINOLEUtoF.-, j v .;... '' (The.New Cabpkt), S_-_s_o I MANILLA, COIR, FLAX, AND CHINA -; j,', ; ;; M,"A '..f. \T I N G S - Fi a Fv" • (PLAIN; ■ AND; FANCY). 'f: ■ y ': - a Silk and Worsted Damask, '-: -.-■■"• i '~" Reps, Broches, and Cottalines, .a . - Plain and Fancy Dimities, , . ' ; Chintzes, Cretonnes. BLANKETS and COUNTERPANES A SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF G3LT y a: .CHIMNEY GLASSES. .. Brass Cornices and Window , Poles. i ..,. , ."." T H', ~'E '. a Blind off the Period; This Blind ia manufactured if rom Metal of a the thickness of note paper; it is light, dux- . able, and elegant; it will not blister or warp withthe sun. and is less in price than the, . Wood Venetian. . , a WINDOW CURTAINS, 'Ja , ' a a In Lace, Natt, Muslin, and Leno.' WINDOW HOLLANDS, in White, Buff, anF : - ..., Green.:,-.- -':,.::,,,; yy .;',, \ All Sorts of Upholsterers Trimmings. I WHOLESALE AND; RETAIL CABINET i MAKERS. UPHOLSTERERS, & CARPET ! ! WAREHOUSEMEN, SHORTLAND-STREET, AUCKLAND.: i Sole Agents r the - • ,-, >:,,' ' IgROVER & BAKER SEWING MACBH^ES j . aa.:... ..,' _ -, - ■-■< - ( ,;'; ;. > ; ",",' jTD. OORTE RA" Se fi 0 • • FURNISHING IRONMONGER^ ]%'■■ J '~ ,Thuri__n_> Castle, Loch.Ukb, and ~■.-, i ■",'•' ' " Emily Chaplin,— , ! • '• LARG SHIPMENTS ii-,-,;:':- ■■■ '"OF ■<■ • i:' a) ;.-a a URNR-HING IRONMONGERY, \ Thewhole. . which hay been carefully selected in the European and American Markets. Pur-' chasers Greatest Variety and. Largest ock of Furnishing Irohmoncefy, in Auckland, andthegoodsnowoffered are theBEST value er, offered in this market. ,„..,r. ~',, " ' EEDSTEADS. -Fa SJ IFrenohand Half-tester Iron and. Brass .Bed steads, With improved foot-real; Chiia's Cote . and Bedsteads. . a ~-•.,- ~-.-.; t. n ,, a-,-,.. ---■ ■".'- ■ fenders.;.1:,.;. .-/ ■ : ronzed and Berlin Black' Dining and Drawing , Room Fenders, with real bronze mountings;, : -Nursery, Bedroom, arid Kitchen Fenders. ' FIRE IRONS. Steel Ormol Head .and E_itchen Fire. Iron, Pokeretces, oal Va3e Tongs, Sec.1, Sea. ' '! -A ■ -'.' :ft .-a LAMPS.'"' -Fo! Fra-,--; .. Bronzed, Real Bronze, and China Vase LampS< I ... with .Kinks' Duplex,. Queen, Eclipse Ann ! caphic, and American Burners," German Reading Lamps, Bee, Sec, > a, i a: ;-■>■'■ GAS FITTINGS, :■* i>i\ AN ENTIRELY NEW STOCK of CHANDE -1 LIERS and BRACKETS, of ENGLISH and IF, FRENCH DESIGNS. L - ~ Gas HOatihg Stoves, for Flat and'Tailors'lrons, I ~ SeoJSec. ■ '''->-■ " ->' '*"''-■'•" -'f-F r'.:a,.-a -a: -■-•::.;,, - STOVES. . Rij ! . .o AMERICAN '" PASSPORT" COOKING ] ..STOVES, with or,without hot water attach.. I !"men_F' ".'"." "'. '" - 'A "":". SMITH & WELLSTOOD'S COOKING STOVES ofallsizes. ': , ■-■;• -. '-".',-.-•■:'■ LEAMINGTpN RANGES, from3feettp 5 feet 6 iuches, with or without covings and plate i :-FT: T*flclCß '"■'*- ' .y !■'■■'.■,. :.->i ' ..' A REGISTER GRATES,' Berlin Black and/Fine I - Cast,- abest finished, with tiles and bright i beads. •-. . . ~. . -~ i.F j,,,„,.,. ,; .cutlery.. ; ~ J. Rogers and Sobs, Lockwbbds', strict P. Wa \ '■ ton'sTvory Table Knives, Wlute Bonbj Stag ! -and Black Knives and Forks, Pooket Knives . Scissors.-: -~ .: --■--,- - ~---„ ..,.,, , . ELECTRO-PLATED WARE.; AAA Tea and Coffee Services, Cruet and Pickl- I Frames, Breakfast Cruets, Sardine and Bis cuit ! Boxes, Fish Carvers,. Fruit ;t Knives; Candlesticks, Knife: Rests,. Butter Knives, Salvers, Egg Frames, Kettle,Stands,,Tart ! Servers, Orange Saws, Crumb Scoops,a-_c'v &C, plated on Nickel Silver, a...-, '-...-, e.ov;a ! a f : at< BRUSHWARE. ■ -a z-j^z- DAWSON'S BEST Hair Brooms,: Scrub":and Bannister Brushers, Paint Brushes,,,Tnrk.3 Heads, Flue Brushes, Horse, DaiidyVand - Spoke Brushes, &c„ &c ' • ■ '■ a ■ jAy fy- '■ MAT». : :: -- i_.i--v.Fn_ al Prison-made Cocoa Fibre, Brushy; and Open DoorMats, Wool-bordered Mats; and Slips. i f_.yA.A. . BATHS.",' a V';; ,7.. Hip* Sponge, Shower, Foot, Child's, and Plunge ; j " Baths; Enamelled Cast Iron Plunge Baths1 i a:&C_.&O. ' 'A\fr: :._ A"-:.z ■: a, aaaa ad ; ! ■"- , JAPANNED -WAREF - a., ia Japanned Iron and .Best Paper Tea, ,Trays! i ..- Waiters, Toilet- Sets, Boiler, Fillers, .Cash ! Boxes, Lanterns, &c.l .yy '-•yy 3)-' -- Britarinia.Metal Tea and Coftee Pots; Mustard '■'-'■• Pots, Candlesticks. Sec, Sec. :F ."■■•■ F; a, i GARDEN TOOLS. , 0 j V F'-.I Flower Pot Stands, Brackets, Fern Standsand I Boxes,., Moss Baskets',.ilvyFStands, Plan ■ Sprinklers, Fumigators,; American Garder .Tools,1 in, sets, and Trowels, Rakes, Hoes ;;-'Spades,'&c. :iy'--■■■•■■''■ ■■■:-;1 ■■■" i^t.-zuu sa-/ Galvanizedlron Wire Netting for Fowl House's' ' Sec, Sec. : iWoodBREABPLATTHHSr Butter Coolers Tea I , pot Stands, Bread Knives, &cFV ! Ke^hrich and SOns' Tinhed and Enamelled Hoi I a> bware with patent covers ,-<<:-.:. -ft NOBLER DYNAMITE, :KREB'S ,I_ITHC : FRACTEUR, BlastingandSp'ortlngP6\Vde | .Cans; Single and Double-barrel Guns; Ltia. 1 ing. Copning, and other Sporting reauisites i .;.■ .; .MANTLE-PIECES.." iw-wh. White-Marble and Enamelled Man tlepioces foi • .Dining, Drawing, and Bodroomß,.in gre_ i- ■• varilety.*; "'-:" ■ "yzy- "■■ AAi''i:.A ■'' " fJPg-AMILTONF WAIKATO SANDES & CO., v : Chemists and druggists, : ;, , Are Just Opening Out a LargejStockSof -' ] Drugs, Chemicals F aaj'a.-i Homc-pathic Medicines a zAp I Surgical Appliances; -~, ',- ... . .a, . Perlumery " -~..'"".-. ' F*-' f':~'1 Toilet Requisites :" ' 1:>"' ' -'"■''■ r:z Stationery ...: :i- -. : *idi '-.aaa j Japanese Ware, Toys- , a < Tobacco Cigars, FanoyJiGoods Brushware ' J- ' '-'- -'-"" i Fan so.-- ': Ay ...-- a..i AA: '"-'■ ' . Sponges, &c, &c, ; . ~ • And are prepared to Supply alt. Goons bf th< i Best Quality, and at Auckland Pricesl " ! a•■ _fc_r ,■ Agent: i '.-AuoklandE-_en___s Stae.l •■:■ [AUCKLAND & ONEHUNGA, BUS ; ;."; n PiowiiiANVTme Table'f f1 , Leave Auckland. ■ Leave Onehunga. j •■--'-•'"ll'a.m. ■ a i.. -a a;> - 5.45 a;m. ■" j .;",,;■,„; 3.15p.m.: ,-;;a fl,p.m.a,-Fa', Z^IHE AP TIMBER 1 CHEAP TIMBEB k^S._,'^a?rß'18nea ore , selling .SASHES DOORS and MOULDINGS at the VERY LOWEST RATES. Hate also on hand avffi large and superior stock'of First and-Secohd Class Building Timber bf all kinds, at lowes rates., a , ~.,,... --,-,-.- I "W^oDTußNmo in all its Branches.— ChaW Legß'andlßacks, Table, Bedi and Sofa Legs; a very low rates, a :a a a ~ :a. -..-,'w ! Price Lists on application. A-fi ? S-taS^SS STEAM : SAW MOULDIN G l SASH AND DOOR COMPANY (Limited ! s j n -BU-MBQHANIC'i^BAYFt'^ « I N.B.—Town: [Orders canibe left at No.b 6/0 , urance Buildings,



•irf -.;. GUNMAKER,' fa\ ia?, z% A , F4I 2,4 4, QITEEN- STR bE * i'"' j .-H }.-t.f>, .OppositetheMAßkww. '. ..£}.; . ;'. 'F ■ it;..: ;[f ..,, r, ! ONSALE,^jNSTOC^^Z"*: ! Single and Double Breech-loadfc^i «« : '-.'•- loading Fowling Pieces. :•;,•:■ Just Received, ex Late Arrf.__.« r -''~, :, Best Brands in Gunpowder Amvalß- Shot, Eley-s Double Waterproof Ca,™'«' '■ i Gun Cases, Waterproof Covers' .-'' ' ■' '' Game Bags, &c. - -' '■ •-•>'•• «:.vi;;oU o.j>' "' '-'I''1- Breech-loading Implements of evPrt. _» •'. ! : - tion -./ CYOry-eßo'' Patent Chilled Shot , B , Breech-loading' Revolvers and Am _~_s t Infantry Swo-ds >> -'■ z*T f : Fishing Tackle Fireworks. ; ' ' =~s' "' '"'"' 7T~AAAy:, A A miME TABLE fob RAILWAY 'BUS '•'• The 'Bus will be waiting at the Stat.r.;'*''"r- Trains coming in before 7.30 p.niaSfl .? IS" j leave the Grey-street Junction at tie'Mii«}fW times' for tho Station:- fle toll°Wiug ' 8.50 a.m., 1.0 p.m.' 9-25 a.m. 2.10 p.m 10.40 a.m. 3.30 p.m. ■ ■ '. ;; • a H..40a,m. 4.0 p.m. ■': y Punctuality guaranteed under a'pen'Stv''' " Fares:—Single Ticket,- Threepencei •>»<_.. Tickets for Two Shillings and Sixpence lvs W. CRQWTgp|p WAMILTON RAILWAYItoTICE R. EDWARDS Begs to inform the public that a Coach caw. Fog 12 paase-gers and luggage, -meet, evSl tram arriving from Auckland. Charges iy«__?/ ' able. Special Carriages providedT2t mstructions being po|t or telegrapVto Liveby and Rait Stables, ' Hamilton. I^AUTION TO the puirj^i DR. BRIGHT'S PHOSPHODYNE. "'■' Whereas it having become known to th_ iv prietprsof "Dr. Bright's Phosphodyne"_Mt__ • Medicine, emanating from an TUiirehiiffiiA London finn, is exported to India, G-dna^r. and foisted on purchasers as equal in efflcanvS JUr. Bright's Phosphodyne, they feeWt du^to thS ; pubhc to specialiy caution them agematS compound, and request their most CaS-eftl i attention to the following distinctive d-_ra_t_-_ ! istics of Dr. Bright. Phosphodyne:- <** Ist. That Dr. Bright's Phosphodjne is ada only in cases. ' F-..V. ■ i ij-J-">n.:"", 'Ay 2nd. The words _" Dr. Bright's Phoaphodyaa' are clearly blown m each bottle. • ■ 3rd. The Registered Trade Mark and Siima. true of Patentee are printed oh the label of ;every case. - - I 4th. Directions for use in all the -followine languages are enclosed in each ca_&-Enßl__!r i French, German, Italian, Dutch, Spanish;?^ 'tuguese, Rnshiau, Danish, Turkish, .Persian. •Hindostam, Madrasse, Bengalee. Chinese, iuS i< Japanese without which none can POSB_B_Y_e f: " IMeTbRIGHT S PHOSPHODYNE is the only reliable remedy for Nervous and LiveriOomi plaints and all Functional Derangements. ■DE. BRIGHT'S PHOSPHODYNE is patron, ised by the aristocracy and the elite; extensively 'used in the Army and Navy, and strongly re commended by ihe leading Medical- PasQ tioners. '-. ," DR. BRIGHT'S PHOSPHODYNE is sold.by all Chemists and Patent Medicine: Vefidore throughout the Giobe. ! N.B—Ask for DR., BRIGHT'S PHOSPHQ jDYNE,' knd do not be persuaded to take any Useless and Possibly Dangerous Substitute. ■- ; IKSTABL'SHED 1859.] ' ' fiLAR X E ER O THE RS, '\J . (Late Crombies), a : . , f zßotAi. Fink-Abt Photographic KL-.i_______u_s, Opposite Union Bank, Queen-street,'' " Auckland. • 'F_! F First-class Portraits, from C.D.V. to Life Size at moderate prices. Children's Portfaitstaken nsUintan .i"..hlv. y . '."".:.,'_ ..'jp| WAIKATO TIME-TARLE of W. E, Carter's" Telegraph Line of • Coaches: ---' Leave Ohaupt) on Monday, Wednesday; and Friday, six. 2.15 p.m.: arrive'Te Awamutuo ,Monday, Wednesday, and Friday, at 1 p.m, 'arrive Alexandra on Monday, Wednesday,and ■ Friday, at ...30 p.m.; leave Alexandra, on Tnea duy, Thursday, and, Saturday, at 8 a.m.; arrive ■Te Awamutu on Tuesday, Thursday, ana Satttr day,at 9.-15 a.m.; arrive Ohaupo on'Tnesday.' Thursday, and Saturday, at 11.30 a.m.; leave Hamilton every day at 2 o'clock p.m. for Cam- „ bridge; leave Cambridge every day at 10 o'clock a.m. for Hamilton. ' '' '■■"■-■ ~.a aa ym W "^ D E N N E ~S, 1 H* IMPORTER FW..-. , y j QUEEN-STRjEJET. ■ yGJ^^fjW I iM WERT HIP |; ; .a a: HAND AND TBEADlisr "I"1 h H A N D ; MA C H I N E-S,. £_' IDs 1 .The Most Superb Machines in the-World, . phallenges comparison with any. and gives worth more extras, free of 'chaige. Time Payments. One Month's F_3t___ITB_A_» : I Also, Always on fe, The P-.ii. cess of Waleh (Arm and' Platform , '■ W HEKLER Se Wilson, Singer, Howe, .:. f . 1 i :- : -__ ;•;.* and other good makes. . _.„ ROICAL WASHING AND'WRINGING ; F .. ,-.,-.--.,.; . , ' . -'• >w'"t f ■• 1 ;.. u .Magio .Lanterns,. Mangl-BSF 1- 1 1 1 i &c, &c., Sec _ , IGtreat Machine Depot, . . Q V KEN-STREET. ' 'F'1 i '^i«-: :''flii-cxe_\ni) -loak ! . -_____. OFFICE, 1 @-gk-@ ,165, QUEEN- TRBBT. 1 ,:-; ■■^%,-'' ■:., ■•.•;'. i opposite 1:i AtA f t] j-'i |P , SAVINGS BANS.- 'F' "' IMONEY.LI-NT to any amount on CLOTHIN&' j - JEWELLERY, WATCHES, PLATED : F iWARE,. and every description of j ~»-.,: , 'Merchandise, at, the: Lowest :' - Rate of Interest. The strictest secresy may be relied on in ever 1 T aa.a a transaction, i Parties waited on at;their ownresidenoes^-a s Mre-proof Safes on the premises for the soc_r»i.. s , '. of Valuables. ■ :-f ''!:- '--; ■ r[ESTABLISfIKD 186-d; '', "'F;:.j' aa'ai j:" "■:;::-': -L. H. NEUMEGEN, ! LICENSED PAWNBROKER -SL : Private Entrance down right of way. _® fA O T 1 C E. 1 The undersigned having a Large STOCK e| ;th _ Seat and F__stcst Dyes that can baprpcinm , (in th» English and French Markets, as wei-as i a plentiful supply of pure water, is enabled to 'Piocince Colours not to be surpassed. Havwß |had the Patronage of the Ladies and Gentlemen :of Auckland in his management of the busuisw jof a Dyer and Cleaner during the last fifteen years, he trusts that by a continuance of Bin" 1 ;. attention, aud by personal control of the oPff*" tions. to continue to give the satisfaction he nW hithei-to afforded. .... j Ladies' and Gentleirien's Wearing Apparel (0. any description) Cleaned, Dyed, oraßenewed. u» ;any shade' or colour. Velvets, Silka; Sauna Ribbons. Feathers, Gloves, Cleaned. Dyed, <* Renewed, in any colour. Gentlemens,Clot_no» Cleaned, Renewed, or Dyed, and Pressed, on phort notice. i _t3r Orders left at the City Establishraen " Wellesley-street East, will receive aprprap 1, attention. Ladies and Gentlemen waited upoe by leaving thair Orders personally: or by tetter. " j , .. W. EDGAB-j, MR. FAULDER, Sole Contractor to the City Council for the Einptying of Earth Closets, Privy Boxes, Cesspits, -_c.j isipreparea , to attend punctually to, all requests. regarding 1 , < the above. Persons desiring to have theeaia. places attended to, either Weekly, f6r__igh_iy.,or ptherwise, can have the same done by leaving » notice, either verbal >, or , written, : ™mJ B~ Inspector of Nuisances, City Council Office, Queen-street •' - . _