PARNELL BOROUGH COUNCIL.

(To tbe Editor of ilie Star.) ! Slß,—Yours of Saturday':! report of Purncll j Council is worthy of more than a pugh, pugh, for it directly confirms my statement j iv yours of 15th July, ''Parnell v. Mas?- i field," namely ; that the hard business of J tbe Borough is made subservient to the ideas, principles, &c, of sonic of the Conn- J cil. I have known n v'-c-'.t oar' ••( ;•>■ e--.■• ••- j iuji spent by one councillor, reiterating on slaughtering &c, despite Lho Municipal j Ci rporntion Act, £i><J iiue. Ati'dhor np- t pealed by all the blood in Ins body, thai, j it was possible for a surveyor to \w. wr.u;;, j aud gave a striking instance to prove ii, !_■' j adducing the case of an engineer who was so to his own knowledge. [ happen to know the said engineer very much longer, but never knew liim to quarry, work, dress, build, fix. or lay ono perch of stone, whereas I bare iv the 26 years ' in this place done thousands. Sir, the u.i diguihed position Parnell is in this day may be plainly traced" co mi u\r, who strain at a gnat yet swallow a camel. What sort of a Town Clerk might be expected for .C 25 a year, and nothing for br-fng treasurer ? Again, about £45 for colloctoi with all the bookings, &c, a.-i per Bating Act; also, with the privilege of gi\ ing a bond for£sCo, supplemented with €-~-0 ca.-;i (: cpos*, _;.;; securityforthetwmdlict. ■ as j?_i Act'/ Ajjaii), with tho further priviU'gu oi bwug ••-.\ur~v for a £15 job, a t-v.m .-h'.-b ■:• :•:--. 01-c icd iuo V Nothing is oil'eicd for a surveycr, or ior Inspector of 15ui;,,.,;. ■. . or for :.,_•...-, i.ger, or lor cleaning oilier: <yr. '.'■. - •<.-.•>),» ■;■'•'■•>' months since 1 callL-rl the attention of the Couucil to clause 102 iv the Act, •-:,/• inting officers, &c. If .vnch a three ;.;:a-l!ar v.-rrk is not showing " how not to do ir," what does it show? Sir, ir • weie r^t competent to jiuige v. piece -A kerhiug and channeling, and'give \:i-,i i.iAy^:.n ;i?;er CO years' experience as a practical mason, why t'id the Council npp''i>;t "n> .-■■::■•%••.■■,•(••.'.' I dare, then, to say they did nut know t.u', an inhabitant of Pa-noll tim-ii tiuui u'd years. If Mr Anderson icpm'..-.. tho woj•;.. is good, that report Btimip- the A< \^p^" •;■' !;} ---rant men for apncintiug ■"•". ' f he rv\)< ■■: is I am right, in nn judgment ho stamps thorn (the Council) as soum.ihing wor.-o. To the ratepayers: I say, Gcntlouieu, t;-ko your choice, and judue svlictlier Pai'ncll _-Iu»liL1 implore the city. With, I have the honor to request your help, as Parnell is. id so, why uot tumble a+ "v.?:.. under ihe city wings.—Yours, etc., J. 15. SxuAXGE.

THE GRAMMAR SCHOOL.

(To the Editor of the Staij.) Sik,—As public attention has been called r.c ,' c Auckland Grammar If-.h.001, and a _ it js ;-•.. ---bable that there wiil rc.uii an agnation for ie amendment of its system of gov or ■•nun., tir.d management, or poisicly Tor it& a-Oiiiion^will you kindly insert in your paper ?.n analysis ot the Act of Parliament by which the .caoolis re gulated.—Your, etc., Qiji:ius.x. _ Incompliance w!,h tl.j i-:.Lf;c:::g rciiuest we give an analysis e_ tlio A'ickland College ana Grammar School Act, !_77:— 1. A Board of Gov-.i-^is is appcanted a cor poration by the name of tho Aue.daud Coxlego and Grammar School. 2. Boardjis compo-cd of tlirco-p.-jisoun nom-.n ated bvthe Board ot _£uiie„u-;-.. uiroe persons elected by the i.-.e:.nb.r_ or i.-'ariiament of tiie district, and the Amy or ol Auckland. _ i, 5, 0, and 7. Regu'.ato tho elections and meetings. , 8. Minutes of proceedings are to be kcjh. 9. 'Accounts are to be kept, which.' with a Statement of preceding, are annually to be presented to Parliament. . , 10. The Board is to act- omy on roscui-M-ji-.i passed at meetings. , .... 11 and 12. 'lhe e^ishii.-r ami (_turo eralow ments aro to rest 5n the i'-Oiirc!. 13.—The 'B.ard may lease ana deal With endowments. , , IL—Tho rents, profits, and annual income of all real and nor-ona! cstai:r-£ vesica in lhe Board, together with all funds wmch may ::.;;;> time to time be derived from fees or pajmenta : made in respect, ofs-hc-Jars cr :-.tuden;.s Rtiena- ■ ing the said Colh-£.- "i:i Grammar fe.;hool or I schools, shall bt: nppiicd by them for the main- | tenancy of the :»:'ia Cououo .^nd i^ramuiar School or eclk-(- ' .■..■• - - ■■- institution or gep.tiv.teSy '•;,;, ; v^jher-.o ■=.-:/.. a [ Grammai' Schocl ut A. ■;-::•;-■.. f~v ]"] \ payment of all sa'-irj.'-; c;_n_ z::\j-:r.-:^ conn -Cl.-'. i therewith, and for r''\ A,"■ ' ,"■ ~'-',c""^ ::VXi < scholarships for ihn j'.ude.its thore-.n, v.itn v. i power to accuniu'..-ce. . 15.—Board may Lnre'si; monies not required for annual expend.•.. c. ' 16.—Board m°-y baiid. ~_,,. , M 17. There shail be veste-:i m '.he 80av... t:.e whole control and nii-Uitgetnc-nt of lhe Ami-.;- ! land College and 0-„-..,-.inicr Scl.opi'Ji- ~-n'j(.i:3, and the paid Bo^rr 3 eball have fuil power to appoint and ai-!-;s,:o iv.l profe-..;ors cirrn-.-r.J, lecturers, exHmir.'.-i-s, arid other o.r.cas --,;.r. servants for the manageinoni; of tuo ssid College and G'av...T:ar r.-chocl tr R-bra-t::, .nd also the entire mar fi/'emont and superir.'••:-):'iCi'.ce overall the affair.--, ccocerns, i'l-ai nro^-rty ■>•> . the said College an" Gr :rr;<r.;" sch-jOi - or-e-" ) -0! i ! And in all cases unprovided tor v:-- t:,i» Ac.. v. ■ shall bo lawful for the said Jio-rd te uot in_«ueh I manner as shall appr-a»" to them ti.^s.'.-fueui'iL.-d | to further the perunscs mo i.titd to <>^ eervea by the establishm.-b of the said Ockege y.nu Grammar School oi sch'.jo:::, i.a .■.a.-o-ri-.nc.-a-.vari tho tru3t under v.lnch the said trust property was originally grafted. And the said Board shall have full power frcm tine to time f'j nisao by-laws and i-egi-drvions for riefiM-.g t:,-- ewe of study and eduo"".i-aa oa neular subtocts ni the said College and Grammar School orscnools, and also for the discipline and examination ot the same, the conditions cpon which student 3 shall be admitted, and the fees to be paid in respect of such admission, aud in genoral touch- j ing all other matter., purposes, arid tm.ugs | regarding the said College and Grammar School or schools. i _ ,_» I

MOUNT EDEN BOUNDARY ROAD.

(To tho Editor.) Sib,—lt was with astonishment I read Mr Shaw's letter in your iaat i__ae. Only that I know Mr Shaw I should have thought that the r language he u-ed had emanated from r.a escaped lunatic. I was prepared to bs.ve r-\y letter criticised, bat Z did n-jt Uiirdc tnat Mr Shaw would seek to throw the public off the Bcentof the Hoard's wro_._--dc:::;i-, by hurhn;; m my teeth that I wars a convert of Walker, a Spiritualist. Sir, I flatter myself that I havo ■ more sense than to be imposetl on by opiril mediuma (and especially t-leolioiie spirits); but, sir, there aro spirits in the flefili, that we have a ritiufc, c--a tit;_ena and freemen to watch and beware of, if we want to get our rights; and. thank God, in ithis colony the p. a?ani; a3 weii as tie marCiUis i 3 at Überty to conden-n the aot;.ona cf thoe« placed in trust if they think thoyare doing wrong-. And, sir, I am not afraid, that; for speakm;; my mind, I shall Jbe discharged from my employ ment; but everyone knows ttiat there _ro 30i)io, I am sorry to any even in this freehand erdisjtened country, in that position ; some who iviil say with the Hebrews erf eld to their v/Miid-bo deliverer f i om hon(iac;o:," I.V_u mads thee a ruler and a judge ov- f r us?' lam not ono ol those, who. for a load of scoria a;m put in front of my door, would winlc at tho wronfr done to a community; and, air, I main tain that it is a foul wroripr rhs.t in done to those contractors paying 2.=t 0; I toll for drawing scoria. and the trustees of Mouiit Edon ,-,-:yif.i: that the extortion is for the purpose of keeping the road in repairs, and then they deliberately say we will keep the money collected and make another district repair the road that we receive the magnificent sum of £15 per month to do it ivith. Say the trustees d-j this, fer au 1 said in ::iy h-.=,t letter it is against A..-, will of tho ratcpaj er--. ;:,d I challonge tliem to deny what I i,^y that tho-:c that are most intri moA ii; the v:>A'.:.rn of the district, 1 mean those that pay Si for a horse, 5s for a cow. and n calf ?3 6d, and la 3d for a - collar for each, and come to town with their produce. These are tho men that would protect against the actions of the present-trustees : and, sir, in conclusion, I believe it would be the best ] thing could happ-.-n the district if the Co- .;r;i ment would take the toll and keep tho road ii? 1 repair, for then 'I believe that no ono would have cause for complaint. Begging pardon for trespassing on so much of your Space, 1 sub scribe myself a free thuiker, a tree speaker, ace - -cc tinker, and a lover of humanity.-- Yours. &c., H. WAITB.

A few days njjo a love-struck lad mimed Earsgate, 'residing in Hokititca, went through certain preliminaries of the process of suicide by Lunging, having previously < also sent for sixpenny worth of strychine, which was not supplied. The police appear to have been carefully apprised of the miir- - dennis purpose, for theyliappened io arrive on the scene, and found the boy with ropes about him and blood on his face, which, how ever, was accounted for by tho fact that he was liable to bleeding at the nose. He was apprehended and brought before the Resi dent Magistrate, but discba.gcd,lhc evidence „ going to show that the affair was a trick got up to frighten a young woman who had re jected bis affections. 'I

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EVENING STAR, TUESDAY JULY 30.



PRELIMINARY. THE subscriber lias received instructions to prepare for tho sale by auction of I The late Mr. Bond's welHcnown Valuable and Well-situated PROPERTY, corner of Victoi ia-.sreet and Neh'on-slreet. It will be offered in one or _ix a lotments, GEORGE SIBBIX, Auctioneer. 7, Queen-street.



SATURDAY, AUGUST 3. rfIHE WAIUKU MONTHLY SALE JL will be held on Satuiday, August 3, ALFRED BUCKLAND. WEDNESDAY, JULY 31. THE FIRST WAIROA CATTLE SALE "Will be held in the Yards erected by Mr. Hyde, next the House of Accommoda tion, on Wednesdsy, July 31, at 12 noon, .'1 Kf% HEAD will be yarded, among ■ . il_ «J \J 'hem a number of Grow a Steers. i An Express will leave the Papakura Station I on arrival of Train, carrying passengers to the Pale an return. ALFRED BUCKLAND. j THE HAYMARKET. Q>AL£S of WOOL, SHEEPSKINS, and O HIDES EVERY FRIDAY, at 1 O'CLOCK. FOR SALE— 9VOOLPACKS ALFRED BUCK LAND. THURSDAY, AUGUST 1. f_E R E M U E R A V A R D S. ! jPOR SALE, ou Thursday next, at 1 *C o'clock. Dairy Cows. Ft ore Cattle 30 Fat Steers, Ei-nn Matamata Fat Cattle and Sheep, ex Wallubi 200 Fat Sheep, from Waikato 1 Lure Herkshiro Sows, bred by Messrs, Maclean and Co. Fat and Store Pigs, ! ALFRED BUCKLAND. SATURDAY, AUGUST 3. T II E W _\ I U X U S A L E. 'JJ7IOR SALE, without reserve, on Satur 3. day, 3rd August, at I o'clock, The FARM. Lot, SO, next the Titi and Bald Hills, containing .';3(>aon-i,* 2 roods, known as Grigg's. There is a good forest on the land. ALFRED BUCKLAND. MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 23. nnTIE SPRING CAT TL E FAI Ii J Will be held, at REMUKRA. on MONDAY, SEPT. 23. Entries of Stock for Sac are requested to bt made, at tho Hayiiarki t, PREVIOUS to WED NESDAY, 11th September, that suitable Pens may be erected, and the Cattle Catalogued. ALFRED BUCKLAND. WEDNESDAY, JULY 31. CUTTER 'HEATHER BELL.' nfITIE subscribers will sell by public .;i_ auction, at their Rooms, Fort-street, on Wednesday, 31st inst., at 11 o'clock. Thirty-two Sixty-fourths of tho well-known cutter Heather Bell, 21 32-100 tons ; now profitably employed. her any information apply to \ SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, I Auctioneers. WEDNESDAY, JULY 3i. TO CLOSE CONSIGNMENTS. ;ENTENSIYE TRADE SALE. 200 barrels Resin 65 eases Turpentine 35 cases Scrub, Bannister, Shoe, and Black Lead Brushes, Broom H».add, &c. 32 cases Tumblers, Wine Glares, Show j Giosoea, Decanters, Water Bottles antl Jugs, Cake Bal vera. Candlo ; stick Ornaments, Ho. 5 cases Pictures and Mouldings 2 cases China Mugs , 3 c__ea Table i.'at.eiy 1 case Electro-plated Ware fi casks Lamp Globes i v casks Lamps and. Wicks 3 ca«e3 China Va_ea and Figures. I E. ft 11. ISAACS fe'STILL sell by public auction, at their V V Storey, Fort-Btreet, on Wednesday next, July 31, at 11 o'clock. 357 Packages of tho above. E. & 11. IS A A C S, Auctioneers. TO-MORROW. ONEHUNGA AUCTION MART. XJIOR SALE by auction, To-morrow il '' (Wednesday), at 12 o'clock noon. Oats Oatmeal Candles Tea Bacon and Hams Sewing Machines Furniture, &c, &c. R. A. ENGLAND, Auctioneer, Queen-street, Onehunga. TITURSDAY, AUG LIST- 1. CITY MART. 17 HHLS. HOLLOWARE, TINWARE, BATHS, &c. GRANT & MORTON 9_J AYE been instructed to sell by JljL auction on Thursday next, at 11 o'clock, 17 hhds (best quality) Holloware Superior Tinware, Baths, Kc. Particulars in future issue. Terms at sale. WEDNESDAY, JULY 31. CITY MA R T. 20 PAC KAG E S 1) R A P E R V, Ex Sclinllioii. GRANT & MORTON PLXAVE received instructions to sell by !:La_ auction, on Wednesday next, July 31, at II o'clock, 20 packages DRAPERY. Foe Absolute Sale. Terms at Sal c. THURSDAY, AUGUST 1. BOOKS! BOOKS! LIBRARY OF VALUABLE BOOKS. 'jfillE Subscribers will sell at the Mart, a. Fort-street, on Thursday, Rt August, at iio clock, i. A i.out800 Volumes Book.-?, comprising Works by the best authors. SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, Auctioneers. WEDNESDAY, JULY"3L 10 BAKERS, STOREKEEPERS, AND OTHERS. Ox Account of Whom it May Concern. GEO. W. BINNEY IfSTILL sell by auction, at his Mart, 7 V on Wednesday next, at 11 o'clock, 35 sacks Ruhrienklnu Flour 19 „ Cutts'FJO'T. t AT ELEVEN O'CLOCK. j Terms at Sale. WEDNESDAY, JULY 31. j c ?0 GROCERS AND STOREKEEPERS, j G. W. BINNEY ] HIT ILL sell by auction on Wednesday : T v next, at 11 o'clock, ° 7 casks Currants d 20 boxes Muscatel Raisins 5 cases Cheese - 5 case 3 Hams and Bacon. _ &c, &c, &c, I At ll O'clock. ? Terms at Sale. fi



\ t DEWING *]%/■* A C H I N ES. [Established 1855.1 W. H. ;SHAKESPEAR & CO., SEWING MACHINE MANUFACTURERS, 246, QUEEN-STKEET, Auckland, Respectfully invite nil Ladies in want of really FIRST-CLASS SEWING MACHINES, to call r at the above address. (Immediately opposite the City Market.) Having been engaged in tho Manufacture, Importation, im-i Sale of all kinds o? Sowing Machines since thoir introduction in England, we not only theoretically, but practically, understand every Branch of the Trade. We shall shortly rocoive a Very Large and Carefully-selected stock of Machines most suit able for Now Zealand Industries, which we shall Sell at tho LOWEST ENGLISH PItICES for Cash. Wc nlso desir" to call your attention to tho ' fact that wo i.evi-r "H>tt_." Machines, as un scrupulous d^alorn, get them cleaned up when returned, and sHI them as new, after being pro bably seriously damaged by the late hirer. Wo also undertake the repairing of all tho better ola>s of Sowii g Machines, and guarantee their proper working after being in our hands. FITTINGS. NEEDLES, SHUTTLES, FINEST MACHINE OIL, SPRINGS, &C, &C. Dealers and Shippers Supplied. i Unlimited Inst ruction Free to all the Purchaser?. Remember tiie address: W. 11. SHAKESPEAB & CO. 216, QUEEN-STREET, A. UOK LANE (Immediately opposite City Market). , [ESTAULISHKD 1855. ~%\T If. H A Z A R D V ? * GUNMAKEU. 16 7, Q U X J_ N -ST It E ET, In returning thanks to the Sportsmen of the Provir.co of Auckland for tho very liberal sup porta-:_orded to him since commencing buainosf in this City, bexs respectfully to cull attentiot . to his Largo and Well-assorted Stock of ; BREECH AND MUZZLE - LOADING SHOT GUNS, , RIFLES, REVOLVERS, AND PISTOLS SPORTING POWDER, CHILLED SHOT, ELEY'S CAPS. WADS, CARTRIDGE CASKS, RIFLE AND REVOLVER AMMUNITION, Sec, &c, fee. GUNWORK OF EVERY DESCRIPTION Executed with promptitude, iv an etlicient and workmanlike manner, and Wabbanted to Give Satisfaction. A TRIAL GIVEN WITH EVERY GUr- TO ARRIVE, Ex 'QUKKN OK THE West': W. IL 11. notifies to Intending Purchasers tha ono of tho Most Superior, Shipments of DOUBLE AND SINGLE-BARREL BREECH AND MUZZLE-LOADING GUNS, la now Rai'y Expected by him per 'Queen of tho West.' The3o Guns are of the most modern con structicn, h.~vir.g been made expressly to Jii. order. la coi.btquor.ee of arriving rather late they wiil be o_r.r..d at Unusually Low PIUOE3. TIIE SHOOTING GALLERY la OPEN DAILY for Rifle or Pi_toj Practice:, or for Instruction in tho Use of Fire-anna. W. if. HAZARD, 167, QUEEN-STREET. Auckland. "OR OW N, BARRETT __ CO.'S AUCKLAND STEAM COFFEE AND SPICE MILLS COFFEES. ir IS NOT SUFFICIENTLY KNOWN THAI GOOD COFFEE is the best stimulating Beverage both for Winter and Summer. To obtain what tou really want, ask for oni Best Brands, the EXCELSIOR or STANDARD winch have sustained their good names ovei Ten Years, and have very much increased ir demand—a sure proof of their being consumer] and appreciated in all households throughout and oven out of our province. tT__ Wholesale only at our Mills and Agonts. t_L Retail at all Grocery Establishments ir Town aud Country. »i. —— Z--S. , Our boat S. go Excelsior Brand, green label qualities. .tJoU Standard ~ red ~ > Everypkge j_j'£o Lion ~ pink ~ J with our .. - ' fjiynature. O_S eg S°o *• *i g 9** ) Our lowest &■% jl r- Anchor ~ puce ~ ' qualities, 0 "^I Oi°wn ~ yellow ~ ("without out j°sgj J signature. () C PEPPERS and SPICKS we guarantee oi Beat Quality, and free of adulteration. BROWN, BARRETT & CO. Elliott-street, 13th July, 1878. 4lP^ tf^m a®T^€^ '^*^ffi£2__!^ *is_sSßfc^<o' ■'-'.f---'-cq!!^SeP",'s' §_______^_______k_^_v^Pl___sh__s_^S [~-,, ■. .-»>...^__,._-^_. J^_»^l,J^^a![iißell^fe? >-J^__.^_ THE GREATEST WONDER OF MODERN TIMES. Long experience has proved theso famour remedies to bo most effectual in curing eithes the dangerous maladies or tho 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 system against those evils which so often beset die human race, vi —Coughs, colds, and dis arders of the livei and stomach—the frequent arerunners of fey dysentery, diarrhoea, and aolera. HOLLOWAY'S OINTMENT $*m :s the most effectual remedy tor scalcts or rounds, ulcers, rheumatism, and all skin liseases ; in fact, when used according to the irinted directions it never fails to cure alike Leep and superficial ailments. These Medicines may be obtained from all espectable Druggists andStorekeepersthrough mt the civilised world, with directions for use a almost every language. They are prepared only by the Proprietor 'HJMAS HOLLOW AY, 6 Oxford-street lOndon. *** Beware of Counterfeits that .may emanate com the United States.



THISTLE HOTEL, QUEEN-STREET. SPLBNDID BARS AND SITTING-ROOMS. THE UP-STAIRS BAR AND BILLIARD-ROOM Unequalled in the Colonies. J. LITTLE, PROPRIETOR. UNITED SERVICE HOTE CORNKH QUEEN & WELLESLK -STREETS. JOHN HANCOCK, Proprietok, Importer of Foreign Wines and Spirits. A U clrc land. N. 7a. RINCE OE WALES HOTEL, Uouson Street. THIS HOTEL AND RESTAUEANT is COMPLETELY REFURNISHED. Rooms for Meetings. R. BLAYDES, PROPRIETOR. rm"HIS-CIITT E"R lON HOTEL. JL CAMBRIDGE. First-clasb Accommodation for Families, SAMPLE ROOMS FOH COMMERCIAL GENTLEMEN. BEST BRANDS WINES AND SPIRITS On Hand. GOOD STARLING. _£_ Horsea for Hire at Moderate Chargos. EDWARD HSWITT, Pkoprikto ». POINT BUSS EL L HOTE L, J_ MERCER. DANIEL ARKELL boss to inform th< travelling public that ho has made great im provomonta to the above well-known Hotel, ant ln addition to othor excellent accommodation there is now addod a Railway Refreshment Room at tub station, for the special oonvor ionco of travellers by ovory train. Tho Best of Wines and Spirits. Hancock's parkling Alo. XT" A" IPA R A HO TE L Jl\_ HELENS VILLE (SOUTH). Tho abovo Hotel is situated on an ominenct commanding an oxcollent view, and is in tht heart of tho township, ottering thereby a con venient and pleasant resort for travellers. The Best of Winks and Spirits. JAMES HAND, Proprietor. "jHT ATIO NA L TT OT E L CAMBRIDGE, WAIKATO. Mr W. Walker, late mino host of tho Com merclal Hotel, Hamilton, begs to inform hi: friends and tho public generally that ho hai assumed the proprietorship of this well-knov.i and favourite House, which he intends shal retain its position as a leading Hotel in tht Waikato. The Looms aro large, lofty, well-ventilated and liberally furnished. Tho Suites of Apartments for Families an flrst-clttSH. The Snow Rooms for Commercial Travellers Allcock's Billiard Table, and the Stablinc Accommodation, aro unequalled ii tho pro vinco ; The latter being under tho superinten oenco of First-class Grooms. BUGGY AND SADDLE HORSES ON HIKE Tho extonuion of tho Railway to Hatnlltoi makes Cambridge loss than ono day's pleasun Journey from Auckland.' V 7. WALKER, PROPRIETOR. 0A L MINES HOTEL HUNTLEY. WILLIArTrICHARDSON Bc-g3 to inform Waikato settlers and tho travel ling public, that ho has assumed t,ho propiietor ship of tho abovo Hotel, and is determined tc mako it a first-class resort for Tourists, Sport. men, and others visiting tho District, and favouring lim with their pattonogo. Tho best of Ales, Wines, and Spirits kept. W. RICHARDSON, Proprietor. ORIENTAL LOUNOE AND NEVADA HOTEL, Centre of QUEEN AND DURHAM-STREETS. The Proprietor of tho above Establishment, ever alive to the comforts of his PATRONS, has for some tlmo seen and felt that there was a want of some place of Resort of a more privi te naturo, and, at tho same time, more Elegautly appointed LOUNGE. where Professional Gentlemen. Business Men and otuers, aftor tho fatigues of tho day, could while away an hour in pleasant converse. To this object THE PROPRIETOR has addressed hlmsolf diligently, and has now much pleasure in being able to announce the completion of one of the most ELEGANT SALOONS to be found in this part of the world, which will bo 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 tho interior of tho famous EASTERN DIVAN. Grand Entrance from Queen-street. Doors open from 10 a.m. to 12 p.m. Durham-street Bar and Luncheon Bar open daily. mo THE GENERAL PUBLIC OF TIIE PROVINCIAL lIHSTRICT OF AUCKLAND. WOLFE V. HART. Take notice that Mr Wolfe, the proprietor of Wolfe's Schiedam Aromatic Schnapps, has re cently obtained an injunction, made on hearing of both parties, againat Mr Henri J. Hart, of Melbourne, in tho Supreme Court of Victoi ia, restraining Mr Hart from offering, or exposing for sale, or selling any of his Schnapps in bottles similar to those used by Mr Wolfe, or only colorably differing therefrom, or in packages or parcels similarly got up, or with labels colorably imitated, and that it is Mr Wolfe's intention to proceed against all persons making or using such imitations in this colony ; and, further, take notice thereof to forthwith d.sia' from making sale, or disposing of, or offering, or exposing for sale any imitation of Mr Wolfe's manufacture, the produc'ion of Mr Hart, or of any othor person, as you will answer the same at your proper peril. Dated at Auckland this 21th day of July, 1878. L. D. NATHAN & CO., Agents. DUBOUCHE & CO, [Established 1819.] HIPPERS OF BRANDY COGNAC JN PHDb„ Qri.-CASKS. CASES, & FLASKS j 68. Sole Agents for Auckland— L. D. NATHAN & CO.



TMPERIAL SCHIEDAM SCHNAPPS. Dr. Hassall's Report. The Analytical and Sanitary Institution, 51, Holborn Viaduct, K-C London, 9th May, 1877. Report on a Sample of Imperial Schiedam Sch napps, received from Mr. H. J. Hart. We have subiected a sample of the above named article to a very careful chemical analysis and examination. , - .. The results of tho analysis, which are set forth in a separate report, show that this "Pint" of good strength, practically fi cc from acidity, and that it contains but traces of solid.matterin solution. It possesses a dehcate and agieeabie aroma, and a pure and mild taste. Mr. Harts Schiedam Hchnappa is a very superior article of its class, is well purified, and quite Kenume. (Signed) Ahthur H. Hassall, M.H., Author of "Food and its] Adulteration Otto Hehneb, F.C.S.. P Ho Analyst. Sat* *,-*** I iymwm 68|P |»§| dftMH <s_S^?-i l»3! Wm. Johnsons Report. Government Analytical Laboratory, Melbourne, 23rd July, 1877. Hknhi J. Hakt, Esq. Sir,—l havo the honour to report for your in formation that the sample of Imperial Schiedan Schnapps forwarded by you to mo has been sub mittofl to a searching chemical analysis am critical examination, the result of vrhich enable: mo to stato that it is the Finest Sample o Schnapps that has as yet come under my notice it has a pm-« fragrant odour, and is absolutel; free from any trace of fusil or other iniuriou impurity, and. has ovidentij been distilled fron superior rye i<r«in, always u_cd instead of ll!_ In the production of the choicest qualities o Schnapps, it. is very siaooth, to the palate, ant in this respect compares favourably with othe samples oli'ered for sale. It may bo advised a equally suitable for medical cr ecor.onne pur poaofi. I have the honour to be, &c, (Signed) W?_. Joiinsox, Analytical Chemist ;o the Govemmon of Victoria. This Hiiro Medical Spirit, Superior to anyb the Maria;!, and Lower in Price, i 3 offered to tin Public imdoi- the full conviction that it wil Supersede all other, now in use. A TRIAL IS KAKSKSTLi; SOLICITKD. OWEN & G UAH AM, iIKRCIIANTS, AGli N T F0 H _UCK LA ND. :,' ;J ITCH EN" CLLI.ISHATED LLOOI. ,!__,. RKS'IUR .: .v NKVKI:-.''A.L.LV. it; AUCDY. For all Skin De'v.a.-ies, :.' !•■ ema'i.sm in all its fa. m:-% -Ulli ;>a (Jouc, -.'eiiivigu-- .v-iutica, ai;i Lumbago, likewise cure. Chronic Dysentry, a:i; i, 3 a remedy as a i-V.mily Medicine fo .'.o voltild ar..- genuine a.'ia ~-. bearing the Pro 11AMILTON )'.':;;'(' il ;■ IvS, (^.rKKX-STitniST, WHOL'^ALI. AIH.NTS. S-j'd' !.-y ,Vr J, Ki.-sox, Chemist, Queen-street Mr A. G Ituoun-.S, corner of Shortland and Princes-street; Mr Rohinf-o:*, unemist, I'ar real; l-.'e...;-_ Hili. & 111/LiSOX, Victoria-street: ? rr. HAi.r.wKi.r., Otaiiuhu ; Mr. Faliwell, and T. !'. .Git.l.man, Gr.chunga. 'A r'iiy.osiMj-i o. n be seen on application tc th< i'; opi-'eior, at his reeidece, top of Yrako j,..: ' ,f„ r __t. The ■ a.ii ■■ .-'•-■! ■-.:• ommeiidtion for thin mod cine is it-< own i'itriiitic worthan shewn by the marvel.c>ua • a.--es eijVeted -..-n well-known and much :■■.•:■:■.' ~<i r;i.--?!.__.-> of our coiumuuiuy. The b..-t i.roof ...f Mas is to be found in tiie largo number of t-- i la.omr.ls rrec-ived hy the maker Ihankfulir aekv.owledeing the restoration Of li a..! e.-pe-I'-, ,—a '■/ n-ing this panacea. At the atjiic.t, cf llifif. A-;-r:uiy curve, the |i-.ii] ri- .an- no.v bring.; tha " if'ood Kestor.r" luoro proniitiently Jjefore tho Public, in the sure and ceilain hops that litis utilising of the gifts of a merciful P:ovidenee will prove- a great Llr.-.ing to .ut.ei.ng humanity, by curing long seated di.ea.ea i-nd^ averting threatening sicic na<-a. 't'l.e want of a reliable remedy for Hheunia ti'em. Sec, has long been felt as ono of tho greatest calamities of tho .age. While other means and medicine havo been proving them selves vain and delusive this remedy has been silently ana steadily unloosing the cruel fingers of disease, and freeing captive m*ii from that deadly embrace. The people are now requested to give the ]flood ltestorora fair and impartial trial. And '.b3 Proprietor would have it dis tinctly undocstood that, the cures of Rheumatism, fee. arc due entirely to the medicine's wonder ful effect upon the blood, by its cloausiog, puri fying, and invigorating system. Impuriiy and inactivity of tho Hlood is tho ca'i°e of most sickness and paiaa. Altera course of this medicine, blood vessels—which have become, as it were, choked up with unhealthy matter—become exhilirant with pure scarlet life-blood, (lowing naturally along, and impart ing in it 3 course vigour and strength to t.ho en ire system. N.B,—Country Settlors will find in Hitchens Plood Restorer an almost complete substitute for the Doctor. It arrests Colds, allays F> verp, and builds up thosystcm. Children take it with wonderful results. Ko household should he without it. ANOTHER MIRACULOUS CUKE. Tine following is striking evidence of the won de-lul effects of the Blood Restorer, after all other means 'nave failed to cure :— Rokeby-strect, Auckland, Ist December, 1377. Mr. Hitciikns,— Dear Sir,—J have to thank you very much for the benefit I have received through using your valuable Blood He.-.-torer, and as a warning and guidance to others, would make known tho part .ion tars of my illness aud cure. Some months ago 1 was taken ill with pains in the back, sup posed to be lumbago. So far from being bene fitted by the attendance of medical men.'l grew rapidly worse, and tho pain became agonisinjr. One i\ny mj hm.iband hart in ins hand a portion of an old Auckland Kvknixg St.\u. containing your professional announcement, of tho medicine una its cures. The paper was of a backdate, and the advertised agent's addrepg, a Chemist in yi-v-11.-sley-L-.1.-eet. My husband applied to him for ildchens Illood Restorer, but the Chemist used such ilhiaturod remarks to dissuade us trom testing the vh-tuo of the medicine, that we felt there was some spite at work, and deter mined more than ever to give it a trial. The pleasing result, of the trial was. that after taking it. a week. I felt wonderful relief : before many bottles weto t»ken, I was not only hbOi-eted from a sick room, but felt in perfect heal to; appetite was restored, strength re gained, and I have to thank God that you were at hand to provide the means of my rapid cure, and onab o me once more to attend to my household duties. Yours very gratefully, _ ~ „.. , Mks. Vv alter Knox. To Mr. Tlttehens. Upper Wakeriold-str-et T ADIES, TAKE NOTE OF THIS I— -f^f yo lmP°! tant points should not be lost sight of in selecting a Sewing Ma.hine. First • Be not misled by long and extparaesant puffs in the papers about Machine, which a*e 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 2nd • Beware of purchasing a SewingMaohine because it happens to be a few shillings cheaper 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 Sowing 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 iVlachino. Price, with extras, 2 S aU? T e.¥;^)??ection invited at the Sole Agent's I. PiVAoOGKb, Shortland-streot, opposite the POSt-OfllCi".



O F Fill THE WHOLE OF THE WINTER STOCK! JOHN SMITH, DRAPER, On the Wrong Side of Queen-street, Informs the Public of Auckland, and surrounding districts, tha he is.com pelled to REALISE the W THOLE of HIS ENORMOUS STOCK, which will be Offered to Purchasers at GREAT REDUCTIONS, TO EFFECT A SPEEDY CLEAHANCE t J. S. would draw SPECIAL A.TTENTION tc the following Goods:— BLACK SILKS, from 3/11 COLOURED SILKS, in all shades SILK WORP BALERNOS ALL-WOOL SERGES, new shades SATIN CLOTHS, in shades HOMESPUNS and CARMELITES WINCEYS A Large Quantity of FRENCE MERINOS, 1/4 ; worth, 2/9 A Large Quantity of FANCY DRESS MATERIAL at Co;d. 5 bales GREY CALICO, \\\ 10 „ GREY SHEETING,/11J 5 „ All-wool BLANKETS, frorr 6/9 each 4 j, „ 9/G each 10 ~ Superior ditto CLOTHING. Good Tweed Trousers, 8/3 Good Tweed Trouuors and Vest, from 15/11 worth 25/ Men's Paget Suits (Solcberg and Melbourne made), 15/ Boys' Colonial-made Suits ki. Or? 6d A largo Quantity of Men's Crimean Shirts a' cost 10 roils CARPET, Bought Job, all Choice Patterns. A few superior DINING an 1 'DRAWING SUITS tv b_ Sold Cdeap. i-A3- STILL FURTHER REDUCTION INSPECTION INVITED. PATTERNS GIVEN. JOHN SMITH, DRAPER, «gr Wrong Side of the Street, "V% NextSJHnited Service Hotel, Queen-street, 1 ~~" " GHOLLAH'S \ {j\ RE AT AND IA N CUII E S ; The Marvellous Cures effected by these Medicines have won for them the appellation of THE WONDER ' OF THE NINETEENTH CENTURY ! They consist of Tho Aperient Mixtuuk, tiie Rhkumatis_i MIXTLTHtt, and the Gout MIXTURE. £_T And) can bo had of all Chemists. The following Testimonials are given, by way of example, of the very many received from all parts of tho colony :— Auckland, 3rd July, 1878. Tho Propi le-tor of GhoUah's Great Indian Cure*. Sir,— Having heen suffering from an attack of Rheum _tism in my arm and legs, and having heard a good ispiut _f youi- Indian Medicines, I tried yenr ..-.-,.--■ i « Mixture, and after taking on. .... ost ail my rheumatic pains. I knov -■• .-.«.• who havo been cured by the use of joar ln.dicinen. I can strongly iccommend th.rr. to other..— Yours, &c, (i. D. jMcOilivrat. Master s.s. Wacaka. Thcj following is from Mr Mackintosh, of Mackintosh Day, who is 1G years of age :— Lyttelton, irh August, 1877. Si::,—T wish to give my testimony to the value of your Indian Medicines. I had been suffering tor over fourteen years with yvry severe rheum atism, and hearing a good report of your medic:;..1;. 1 bou>;_.t tv. o b.ttaa _i i'.hc-uniatistu M:xt:ir-:; from year asom.H Messrs. Bayfield and Parsons, and jr< t- completely cured. I can strongly recommend your medicines to my fellow old colonists, or r.nyone suffering from rheunituum or rheumatio goui.—Yours very truly, Alexander Mackintosh. Te3timonl_l from M. B. Hart-, Esq., ex-Mayor Of Chriotchurch :— Chriatehnrch, Slat August, 1877. Sir.—-A few mom lis iv/.o I was suffering very ..verely from an attack of Rh.umutic Gout, through which I -was confined to my bed for several weeks. From representations made to me by friends. I was induced to try your Indian Mcdicma, a^.d found myself so ;a_c_. improved by their use-, that I w\i_ enabled fo leave my bed in i'oa.r days after t?.k!ng them, and in seven way able to walk about -r\>\ L comparative ease. I continued their use •tee.diiy for several weeks, and got completely restored to health by them, and have been up to this date able to take free walking exercise. I recommend the use of yout modiolus to others buffering from Rhuematlsm or Gout.—l j.m, Sea., M. B. Hart. Tho Proprietor of Ghollah'3 Great India Cures :— Auckland, 27th June, 1878. Sip.,—Having suffered severely from Rhea matism for about live years, I -was induced to try your Indian Rhf umatiora Mixture, and after taking only two bottles of it I lost all the agois iug pains I had suffered so long, aud got perfect ease, and 1 am happy to state that there are no remaining traces of the disease, my appetite is Kood, aud my gcncr-1 health much improved. I can conscientiously recommend your medicins to others suffering from Rheumatism.—l am. &c, Mrs. G. Wallace. Victoria-street. Dunedin, 31st August, 1876. Sir,—Having taken your GhoUah's Rheumatic Mixture for some considerable time, and having been completely cured by its use of tho very severe Rheumatic Gout from which I haa suffered most severely for tho last ten yoars, 1 C:.n bear testimony to its extraordinai-y nurative powers. lam to» free from ail pain, and well in my health, and have the freo use of my hands and feet, which I had not previous to taking your medicine. I think it right to state, for the bene lit of others suttbri-g tho tortures that I onaured for The period above stated, that I attri bute my restoration to health and freedom from Pain entirely to the use of your invaluable medibme. I can strongly recommetd it to those suffering from Rheumatism or Gout.—l am, &c , John Griffen, J.P, WHOLESALE AGKNTS: BROWN, BARRETT & CO., A__KLA_ D. yENiiTIAN BLLND FACTOR^ WIRE GAUZE BLINDS, and PERFORATK ZINC BUNDS, MAY BE HAD AT THK AUCKLAND VENETIAN BLINF MANUFACTORY, CORNER OE COOK AND GREi-STRi.E'iS Ot any dimensions, in any number from Ou» to a Hundred, within a given ti mo, of" the beat quality, and reasonable pri-job and sent to ail .arts of New Zea land. Terms cash. E.-itiinatos returned by Post. A. & A. BUSBY v.M,, m |l,i:rE M- Horten Bushy) VENETIAN BLIND MAKERS AND n;'P. WORKERS, Corner of Cook .so G uhy-sth sets. <p 0 U TTS' GU A KANT SE]5~Tc ETIC jM ACID Is an External, Safe and Valuable Remedy for Neuralgia Bronchitis, Asthma, and Erysipelas p#"ial, Layer and Heart Disease; also, for Kidney and Stomach Complaints, Constipation, Piles, and Dropsy. It is a Sure and Permanent L^aro (where no, organ is destroyed) for Gout, Rheumatism, Sciatica. Lumbago, Sprains and Contusions, and is powerful in aUaying fever and a most valuablo disinfectant. It is cheap and easdy applied.. Having been long in m.vl a USS a*.HHe.mo™c.m the Australian Colonies, mrrTv'th^ SS Y eßt ?°^ st of New Zealand many thousands have had ample proof of it- Th D U£__ n!! ÜBe n? ot£ er le,medy. Many on the tesw/.o^va^e. beMflted by Ita »* acd J'SL'p^ Cure'" ,f Pamphlet of directions JS_?5 • Gra. tl9. °? application ;or forwarded by Arid r fl rfnT ptof Ka^ uny B, tamp- The Genuine 4ns,iiPd nJu ri? c MOUlcB only, each labelled and tv_^ ™ V llL ¥essrs. F. Coutts and Sons 1 rade Mark, Registered. All requisites, such as Pamp___tn Sponßes mackay' brothers BOOKSELLERS, Sec Junction of Qkken and gp.ky-.: reets .-' — Auckland. ' TiTJ 3"30? 8 „esiloll3 «f acting as agen i n 'he suburbs, apply at the above address



*" mWß^sA^, D E V i T _, • GUNMAKER, T 24 4, Queen-strbbt Oppo=tt. we Market ' Single and Double Breechdoadin^iß loading Fowling Pieces. d Mn« Just Received, ex Late Arrivali__ Best Brands in Gunpowder '°"o— Shot, Eley's Double Waterproof Cm,. « ridge Cases, Wadding:Pate_ta^' 9?» centrators B *w»M Bliot Con CjliDShot Guens Cartridgeß' fOF Gun Cases, Waterproof Covers Game Bags, &c. | Breech-loading Implements ot every _ eBo Patent Chilled Shot Breech-loading Revolvers and Am m_H Infantry Swo-ds nn »tto_i Fishing Tackle Fireworks. >"-""JH'i!*" ■•■ ■ miME^AliL'_r!ff ItAILW__Y" 'BUS The 'Bus will bo waiting at the Station for »t, Train* coming in before 7.30 p.m., andit_S» leave the Crci-street Junction at the foilnJi times for the Station:— wuowing 8.60 a.m. 1.0 p.m. 9.25 a.m. 2.10 p.m. d).<lo a.m. 3.30 p.m. 11.i.a.m. 1.0 p.m. 5-0 p.m. Punctuality guaranteed under a penalty Parks :—Sir.g.e Ti.ket, Threepence-'twol- Tickets for Two Shillings and Sixpence' WT6 W. CROWTHEa JJAMILTON RAILWTTIfOTirjg B. EDWARDS Regs to inform the public that a Coach earr ing 12 passeugers and luggage, meets evs. train arriving from Auckland. Charges retwnn able. Special Carriages provided to ordeTm," instructions being sent pcr -cost or telesmuiii ♦« B. EDWARDS, "^Phto Livery an d Bait Stables, Hamilton. QATJX 1U N TU THE~TijBLi C ~ ! DR. BRIGHT'S PHOSPHODYNE. Whereas it having become knovrm to the Pm. prietors of "Dr. Bright's Phosphodyne" that \ Medicine, en,aii-*ing from an __Bcra_-ion« London firm, is exported to India, China &c~ and foisted on purchasers a* equal in efficacvS Dr. Plight's l-'h<>fi;.hod>-ne, they feel it due toti™ public to specially o»ution them against this compound. f>nd ;equcst their most carefnl attention to the following di»ti_cti-_ character iatics of Dr. Bright's Phosphodyne :— Ist. That Dr. Bright's Phosphodyne is aoM only in cases. 2nd. The words "Dr. Bright's Phoephodyn. are clearly blown in each bottle. 3rd. The Registered Trade Mark and Sisiia. tuie of Patentee are printed on the label of every case. 4th. DirertLir.- for i;_e in all the followin. languages »a. i__i*£. in each ca«e—En.tißh French, Genwu, Italian, Dutch, Spanish _C tugnese, Rns.;._, D*ui_b, Turkish, Persian. Hinaostatii. j.-:i.Ji__*e, Bengalee. Chinese, and Jai-anes*-. without which none can PossißLYbe Genuine. PH. HEIGHTS PHOSPHODYNE Is the only rehable remedy _v;- Nervous and Liver Com plaints and tvl Functional Derangements. • Hr\ J^F ;:;IJ "H PHOSPHODYNi. is patron ised by the aristocracy and the elite, extensively tiHod in the A_niy --d Navy, and strongly re- I commended by the leading Medical PracH. I tioners. I DR. BRICH.'S PIILSPHODYNE is sold by P all Chemists „._d Patent Medicine Vendors |- throughout the 'Jiobo. o^.-"1-, ;w Uiu BRIGHT'S PHOSPHO- f IJY.Nr-., ara., : ~,.i i.c persuaded to take any I- Useless air ; ■ -..-., [ ..ngercus Subiitittite. i ■--i-iiL kh_d 1868 J j| CL _A X E li It OTfIK BS, Latu Crombies), Royal. -:^_ ..«/j Photographic Gallkbies, fi Opi«osit. ' man Bank. Queen-street, .. uekiand. Fil-siV-Lj _s_ ...: aits, from C.I). V. to Life Size at m.d. . _.__ p... cc. ChUdren's Porir*it_uken nstant aif-a'asi^-. ■ IV 'AK^aF-: IMS-TABLE of W. K. V f Curt-Pa Teit%._.ph Line of Coaches:- Leave ;>]._'.>. <_■_ Xionday, Wednesd*y, and Friar-: , :.: _ :5 aaa.; arrive Te Awamutu on Monca..-. •*'•' _..mM__y, and Friday, at _ p.m. arrive ?* dn\ on Monday, Wednesday, and Fnd:..i ._~ '-:.!; .in.; leave Aiexatdra, on Tues day, j-a .-■',.;. inu '-■aturday, atßa.m.: arrive -|| Te A ■ a.-., lit;: ar. Tuesday, Thursday, s.ndßatm> ! dny, >ir 9.i5 a.m.; jurivo Ohanpo on Tuesday, ll j iii:j.--<.a_y. and Saturday, at 11.30 a.m.; leave ar xi.-.aa.tan .. : .•-w rip.y at 2 o'clcck p.m. for Cam i orm.": ;• ■ :vc «.:;j.iii bridge every day aUOo'clocfc a.m. fcir Ha;, a iron. T^ r C. D ENN ES, I ' * O lAlt ORTER '-:? ULEN - STKEET. THE WERTHEIM. Hand and Teeadle. H A NID MACHINES, SA 10s The -.io.-t Superb Machines in the World. Challenges comparison with any, and gives worth more extras, free of charge. Time Payments. One Month's Fkke TklU- Also, Always on Hand, The Princess of Wales (Arm and Platform Wheeler & Wilson, Singkk, Howb, and other good makes. ROYAL WASHING AND WRINGING MACHINES. Magic Lanterns. Mangi.es, Sec, Sec, &c. CjfEEAT AIaCHINE I/KPOT, Ql KKN-STRKET. . .f^^^ .4 UCKLAND LOAN _£V. OFFICE, O=A-H@ 165» QUEEN- TREET A7 opposite V*jP SAVINGS BANK. MONEY LENT to any amount on CLOTHING JEWELLERY, WATCHES, PLATED WARE, and every description of Merchandise, at the Lo"wr.«T' Rate op Interest. Tho strictest tecresy may be relied on in ever transaction. Parties waited on at. their own residences. Fire-proof Safes on the premises for the security of Valuables. [ESTABT.ISHKI> 1886.] L. H. NEUMEGEN, LICENSED PAWNBROKER. g&. Private Entrance.down right of way. jj> f«r O T 1 C E, a. the nndersign.-d having a Large STOCK oi tha :--i-.t and F-stest Dyes that can be procured in the i-nrf.ish and French Markets, as well as 11 a plei-.tifuj supply of pure water, is enabled to % Pi educe Colours not to be surpassed. Having ~ had the ?atror.age of the Ladies and Gentlemen of A ! a-k:,i.ad in his management of the business | of a Dyer and Cleaner during the last fifteen a year : 5, ho trusts that by a continuance of strict r, attention, and by personal control of the opera- m 'ions, to continue to give the satisfaction he has a hitherto aiForded. a Ladies' and Gentlemen's Wearing Apparel (of | - any description) Cleaned, Dyed, or Renewed, in any shade or colour. Velvets, Silks. Satins, Ribbons. Feathers, Gloves, Cleaned. Dyed, f or Renewed, in any colour. Gentlemen's Clothing : Cleaned, Renewed, or Dyed, and Pressed, on short notice. __r Orders left at the City Establishmen Weliesley-street East, wiU receive promp f attention, ladies and Gentlemen waited upon by leaving their Orders personally or by letter. W. EDGAR. K. FAULDEK, Sole Contractor to the l; City Council for the Emptying of Earth i Closets. Privy Boxes, Cesspits, Sec, is prepare to attend punctually to all requests regarding I the above. Persons desiring to have thesaitl places attended to, either weeKly, fortnightly, or otherwise, can have the same done by leaving a notice, either verbal or written, withathe Inspector of Nuisances, City Council Office, Queen-street. .