POLICE COURT.—This Day.

(Before E. C. Barstow Esq., E.M.) : "i DKUNKENKESS. Four persons were fined for this offence. A REFKACTOKY SEAMAN. 0 John Byrne, a seaman, was charged -with absenting himself without leave from H.M.S. Nymphe, on the 15th July. The case Avas remanded for a week. \." "; LAECENY.

William Noyes. on remand, was again brought up on twe charges of larceny, (1) for stealing a monkey wrench, value 20s, the property of Mr D. Goldie, (2) with stealing a monkey wrench, value 10s, the property- oi Mr G. Holdship, of Auckland. Sub-Inspector Pardy said the window of Mr Holdship's shop was broken, and pri soner puo his hai*d through and stole the wrench, and subsequently tried to pawn it. ■■

Prisoner said lie took the instrument without any bad intention. *K|Alfred Catchpole deposed that he was a mil]-sawyer in the employ of Mr David Goldie, in Custoni-House-street. The wrench was kept iv the machinery room. He closed the doors of the room, and bolted them on the evening of the 6th July. The outer door was also locked and the key secretly placed. The next morning, on going to the premises, he did not immedi ately "miss the things, but upon being informed that the wrenches had been found upon prisoner, he discovered that the place had been entered and the articles stolen, he did not know the prisoner. The wrenches are worth 255, and were kept on the bench by the waterside. Coii stable Forsyth arrested the prisoner on the evening of the Tthinst., in Darby street, with one of the wrenches in his possession. His Worship said it would be necessary to prove that the place Avas a Avarehouse in Avhicii goods Avere exposed for sale, other- Avise he could not commit as an indictable offence ; he must deal Avith the case summarily. Snb-Inspector Pardy_ complained of the inefficiency of the Act in this respect. The information Avas then amended, and prisoner charged with simple larceny. Prisoner pleaded guilty to both charges, and as he had been previously convicted three times, Avas sentenced to nine months' imprisonment with hard labour. "

FOR THE FUTURE IN THE DIS TANCE.

(To the Editor of the Stap..)_ SIX, —On reading your leading article of yesterday evening re leasing the Harbour Eoard reclamation, in Avhich you so strongly advocate 21 years' leases, and point to the " success which has attended city lease holds" for that time, I think if you Avill take the trouble to make inquiries among those lessees you will find but one opinion, and that is, that they avoulc! never again touch such bargains. It may have ansAvered in the early ctays of Auckland, but the "burnt child di.ads the fire," and as an example I will poi it to the Auckland Im provment Commissioners who find a great difficulty in getting rid of their property, even for. 99 years. ]V v say " True; a long term may assist liii. • in raising money on the site for buildings." from Avhich I dissent and think .were the term for 21 years, Avith a valuation clause, it would throw the Avhole block into the hands of the capitalists eventually, who are quite able and Avilling'at all times to work it the same as the ■(':, Canterbury Leases." You also say that the "rapid growth of the city Avill create a real "market for these front ages." My humble opinion is that there is already warehouse-room enough in Auckland Avere our exports three or four times as large ;is they are, and that the Harbour Trust can at all times place in a "very limited market" frontages enough to serve the " rapid growth of our city" for the next century or so : and to remember that AYe: are not the only port in New Zealand not situated the same as Sydney is to N.8.W., Melbourne to Victoria, or Adelaide to South Australia.—Yours, &c, Burnt Child.

~,^Our correspondent simply piwes what we contended for : First, that 21 years' leases were a good investment for the city ; and, second, that the market will be so glutted Arith business sites that these allot ments cannot noAV realise a fair value, and hence the folly of alienating them for 66 years.—Ed. E.S.I

CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.

The quarterly meeting of the Auckland Chamber of Commerce was held yesterday after noon in the offices, J. C. Firth, Esq., in the chair. The chairman opened the business by stating that a deputation from the Chamber had waited UDon the Minister of Public Works and Lands, and pointed out to thnt gentleman, ways by which the railway could be made more effectuaLly to serve the public and its own interests. He therefore submitted the following resolution :—" That .this Chamber regards with great satisfaction the announcementin his Excel lency's speech at the opening of Parliament that it is the intention of Government to complete che construction with.the least possible delay of the main line of raihvay from Auckland to Wel lington-." The resolution avss carried. Mr Firth then moved, "That the Chamber of Commerce respectfully urges upon the Harbour Board the necessity ot. affording the requisite facilities re quired by Oovernmeut to bring the railway ter minus tv Oaeen-street wharf. That the chair man be requested to bring this resolution under the notice of the Harbour Board at its next sit ting " Mr John Lamb seconded, and it was carried. With respect to the acl valorem duty Mr Firth moved, " That this Chamber expresses its strong approval of the partial abandonment of the ad valorem system of levying duties, as proposed in the Financial Statement just made by the Hon. the Colonial Treasurer, and that the chairman wire the Chambers of Commerce throughout the colony, asking them to urge upon Government the complete abandonment of a system Aylrich had h» y the effect of diminish ing the revenue and uf increasing fraudulent practices." Mr C. C. Macmillan seconded. Carried. Messrs Macmillan, Isaacs, Chambers and Lamb, spoke at length upon this motion, which wr s carried. Mr Macmillan then moved, " That the Ciiamber is of opinion that the high tariff charged upon low-priced goods is most excessive,-and would press unduly on the work ing classes, and the Colonial Treasurer be requested to modify the tariff, with the object or equalising its' duty." .Mr Isaacs seconded. Carried. The following motion was then pro posed by tha chairman on the colonial Budget: '•'That this Chamber approA Tea of the intention to dimiiushthe number of dutiable articles, so simplifying thetariff, and reducing the tost of collection ; and it further cordially approves of the'abolition of duties, mainly levied for pro tective purposes.iaa indicating an intention to revert to tlie sound principle of levying taxes 'for revenue purposes only." This was also carried. It was resolved that 1, 3, 4, and 5, of 'the resolutions be forwarded to Sir George Grey. Mr John Waynaouth, accountant, was admitted a member of the Chamber. The chairman adverted in high torm3 to the eminent services to commerce o£ the Karl of Beaconsfield, and submitted the following to be transmitted by wire to Ens-land: " That the Auckland Chamber of Commerce respectfully Uansmits it 3 high admiration of the eminent services rendered to the Empire by Lord Beacon:-neia." Carried. '.Reference was made to defaced silver coinage, when the following was carried: " That the Go vernment be requested to take into consideration the question of the silver coinage, and to call in the worn and defaced silver coin."

This concluded the business.

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V [R. C. GREENWOOP.] MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 16. SALE OF SOME OF THE MOST \:' VALUABLE LEASEHOLDS IN' THE CITY OF AUGKEAND. fTHHE undersigned has received instruc- J_ tioria to sell, at the Office of the Auckland Harbour Board. Fort-street, by public auction, on Monday,1 'the 16th day of SeptemberJnext, at 11 a.m., ~., The Leasehold for Sixty-six years.Jfrom the Ist day of November, 1877, of Fourteen Allotments, numbered from 38 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 oiAuokland, and from its contiguity to Queen-street Wharf and tie-Railway.Station, warrants the Auctioneer in asserting that such an opportunity to acqniro a Long Lease of Pro perty in the most valuable part of the City will oiot iigatn occur. "The Allotments will be flagged. Lithographic Plans my be had, and Draft of Lease a^d Conditions of Sale may be seen at the Harbour Board Office, Fort-street. It. C. GREENWOOD, Auctioneer.



WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 21. riIHE DRURY SALE takes place on JL Wednesday, the 21st instant, for a Mixed Hera of 200 head "Well-bred Cattle. ALFRED BUCKLAND. FRIDAY,-AUGUST 16. l~ TH E HAYM AR X EfT. FOR SALE, at the Haymarket, on Friday next, at 11 o'clock, ' A Superior Heavy Draught Colt, three years old Heavy draught Mare, five years; staunch in harness V Heavy draught Gelding, four years; a good ■worker , r Strong and active Colt, four years Heavy draught Unbroken Colt, three years Draught Mare, in foal. ALFRED BUCKLAND. MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 23. ■ mHE SPRING CATTLE 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 he erected, and the Cattle Catalogued. ALFRED BUCKLAND. THURS DAY, AUGUST 15. THE REMUERA YARDS. BjIOR SALE, jn Thursday next, at 1 JD o'clock. Dairy Cows, Store Cattle 120 Well-fatted Steers 400 Fat Sheep Fat and Store Pigs. ALFRED BUCTCLAND. MONDAY, AUGUST 19. VALUABLE ~CItV PROPERTY. rfIHE subscriber has received instructions JL to sell by auction, at his Land Mart, No. 7, Queen-3treet, on Monday, August 19, at twelve o'clock, The late Mr. Bond's well-known Valuable and Well-situated PROPERTY, corner of Victoria-street and Nelson-street. It will be offered in one or six allotments, to suit purchasers. Lot A—Victoria-street, 27* x C 8 feet Lot B—Nelson-street, 35 x 143, with good Four-roomed House Lot C—Nel3on-street, 3b x 192, with good Six roomed House Allotment O—Nelson-street, 33 x 192 X— „ 28ft. Sin. xfl92ft. F— „ 28ft. Bin. x 192 ft. Plan at the Mart. Terms at Sale. GEORGE SIBBIN, Auctioneer. MONDAY, NoON. ELLIOTT-STREET. , HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE ,AND EFFECTS. R. ARTHUR HAS been favoured with instructfons from Mr J. Stanton to sell by auction at his Residence, Eliiotfc-atreets, on Monday next, at 12 o'clock noon, His Household Furniture and TCffecta, con sisting of Parlour, Bedroom, and Kitchen Fur niture, Glass, Earthenware. Kitchen Utensils. TUESDAY. AUGUST 13. TO CLOSE CONSIGNMENTS. 5 cases Yasc3 (assorted) 3 ~ Combware 3 „ Basket waro 2 „ Tea Trays 3 „ Pictures 3 „ Flowers under shades • ' • 2 „ Puff Boxes and Powder Sets 1 „ China Hugs 1 „ Toy Tools on cards 2 „ Pocket Cutlery 1 ~ Albums 1 „ Purses 2 „ Fancy Soap 1 ~ JS. P. Ware 2 „ Wood Pipes and Tobacco Poaches '£ „ Toy Musical Instruments 2 „ Concertinas 1 „ B. M. Tea P>-ta '2 „ China Tea Seta 2 „ Shell Goods. E. & H. ISAACS WILL sell by public auction, at their 'Stores,' Fort-street, on Tuesday next, 13th instant, at 11 o'clock, 41 CASES OF THE ABOVE. To Ct,ose Consignments. E. & H. IS AAC S, Auctioneers. THURSDAY, AUGUST 15. KETCH RELIANCE. rriHE subscriber is instructed to sell, on B, Thursday, loMi Angnst; at noon, at his Mart, 7, Quoen-str.:i',. ~ The Ketch,■ ;■• UANCK, : G? tons register, - three yea. so.d, built at>Hobart Town, ot "" hardwood, and copper-fastened, aa she — now lies on 3hore about one mile north of the Waitiku Gap, Manukau. This vessel is thoroughly well found with new Sails, new Gallery, good Boat, heavy Anchors ( and Chafna.' Anyoae desirous of examing the I vessel can proceed by the Oregon from One hunga, at6a.m. on Monday, r L ~;; ■;•-,. GEORGE SIBBIN, .. Auctioneer. B TONKS ■ ■•■■■;■. R.C. CARR THURSDAY, AUGUST 15. JAPANESE CURIOS, WRITING DESKS, WORK BOXES, STRAW BOXES, FANS, LACQUERED TORTOISE-SHELL GOODS, &c, &c. : b. tonks & co: r' WILL sell by auction on Thursday, ~-,.-loth instant, at 11 o'clock, ', :■ . Uncases of-the above Goods, lust landed ; . direct from Yokohama,. via San Jfran' Cisco. ' : :i;l- ■ '"■•■••*• WANTED, Wanted,^ Wanted to Sell, another lot of Treacle, 8,974 lbs., only 3d lb., 12 lbs- for 2s 6d; 50 boxes, Clothes Peers,--,6s per box: of 5 gross, 4 dozen for 6d; Bath Bricks, 3d: 30 cases Jam,. 7d and 8d per tiu, 6s 9d doz. ; Bell and' Black's Plaid Matches, 7d dozen, 63 3d gross;-334 Black Cloth Caps, will be sold at about half-price ; three shilling Caps only Is 6d; two shilling Caps' only 3s; and lot oi Caps at 9d each; Japanese Cigar Cases,-from 9d to Is 6d each; 500 assorted Pictures, only 6d each, 4 for Is 8d; 487 yards1 of Maltese Lace, from 6d to Is 3d per yard: Plated--Cruets,- 7s 6d and 8s 6d each ; Violins^ from 3s 6d to 303 each; Washing Powders, only 6d per dozen; Raisins and Cur rants, only Id lb.; Sperm Candles, lid lb., 6 lbs. for ps 3d; Glass Plates, 3d .to iOd each; lot of Bronze Figures, Is and Is 3d each; Ladies' Winter Boots, Os 6d per pair; Ladies' Chignons, worth 2s. only 9d, three for 2s; Good Tea, 2s per lb.; Notepaper, 3d per quire, five quires for lid; Knvelopes, 25 for 2d; Pens, eight for Id: School Slates. 3d, 4d, sd, and 6d ; Slate Pencils, six or Id; Walnuts, 4d lb.; 12 lbs. for 3s; Peanuts, 2Ss per sack; Glass Candlesticks, only la Sci, 2a, and 2s 6d per pair; Japanese Trays, Is each; Ladies' Japanese Collar Boxes, 9d, Is, and Is 6d, very cheap; Japanese 5s 6d to 30s per pai : and a variety of other articles cheap ; Flowor * ots, from Id to 8s 6d per pair; the balance of the same Black Bmid, 12 yards for Is 3d, 4s 3d per gross; Pink ChiDa Cups and Saucers, Is; Green, lOd; Blue, lOd; Plates. Cd; Basins, 10(3, to match the cups; 20 dozen Meat Diahes, cheap, from 6d to 38 6d; Vegetable Dishe3, 2s 6d to 3s 6d; Albums, Is and 3s 6d each; 100 dozen Wine Glasses, 4d and sd, 3a 6d and 4s ci dozen; Japanese Glove Boxes, 2s 6d; Japanese vases, 5s 6d to 30s per pair; Black-Llama Braid, 36 yds. for Is 3d; Carraway Seeds, only lOd lb., not less than one pound; Canary. Seeds, 5d lb.; lot of Children's Pole Combs, only 2d each; Pepper Boxes, Idrand2d; Round Gilt Looking Glasses, from 10ti\to 4s 6d; Large Bead Mats, only Is 6d; Children's f atent Buckle Shoes, 7 and 8, only 4s per pair; 9 arid 10, 4s 6d; Largo Back Combs, only Is; Shell Necklaces reduced to 10a,-three tor 24s ; Pack Combs, 3d, 3d, and 6d; Hair Pins, Is 4d uer lb.; Brown Teapots, from Is 4d to 3s.— H. WATTS. Pittfrtreet. WANTED tfNUWN, thatJD t GO.LJUIE is prepared'to- supply all kinds of Tim ber and other- Building Materials,' including Sashes, Doors, Mouldings.Broad Timber, House Blocks, Posts, Rails, Hardwood Felloes, Shafta, Iron Bark and Blue Gum Laths, Shingles, &0., &c, atthe' lo\ye»t niarkot> price, at his \fards, Caatom-houaa-atret't \Tf G. B U T L E 'R, YY • BLACKSMITH,} South Hklknsvilib. Every description of Sn\ith's Work at reason able rates.



: E L:■ ■ ■..■"■;■■■■.■•■■- .''■■" - ,■-.■■,.'•■■.': '"." L ING OF Fill ■THE WHOLE OF THEWINTER STOCK! ; - JOHN SMITH, . DRAPER, On the Wrong Side of Queen-street, . Informs the Public' of Auckland, and surrounding districts, tha he iajcom- ■ ■'",: polled to REALISE the WHOLE of ; HIS ENORMOUS STOCK, whichI,' ; • will be Offered to Purchasers ati ,; . "GREAT REDUCTIONS, TO, EFFECT, . _, ,„ ~,,. ■■'■ ' A SPEBDY CLEARANCE! : ; V J. S. would draw SPECIAL ATTENTION to the following Gooda:— .•„ BLACK SILKS, from 3/11 : ; . .^;. r COLOURED SILKS, in all shades ' SILK WORP BALE KNOS ALL-WOOL SERGES, new shades SATIN CLOTHS, in shades ' HOMESPUNS and CARMELITES winceys ' ■" :.:•'-,,' - ■ A Large Quantity of FRENCH MERINOS, 1/4; worth, 2/9 A Large. Quantity of FANCY DRESS MATERIAL at Cost.. 5 bales GREY CALICO, /4£ .-,, . - - 10 „ GREY SHEETING, /ill 5 „ All-wool BLANKETS, from 6/9 each 4 „ „ 9/6 each ■ ■ 10 „ Superior ditto •-,, ;;'■ ;, • CLOTHING. Good Tweed Trouaers, 8/6 ,' ' : Good Tweed Troutiers and-Vest, from 15/11; worth 25/ Men's Pa<?et Suits (Solcborg and Melbourne made), 45/ .., Boys' Colonial-made Suits £1 6s 6d A large quantity of Men's Crimean Shirts at costii 40 rolls CARPET, Bought Job, all Choice - Patterns. " ; . A few superior DINING and DRAWING SUITS to.be Sold Cheap. tts- ■ STILL FURTHER REDUCTION ! INSPECTION INVITED. PATTERNS GIVEN. , , JOHN SMITH, DRAPER, tsr Wrong Side of the Street, "©» NextJjUnited Service Hotel, Queen-street. A. s a Lamb THE OPPOSITION THOUOHT TCASILY TO GET RID OF HIM, BUT UNFORTU NATKI.Y FOR THEMSELVES, THEY FOUND OUT :'.-.; HE IS AS ■■■v; QTRONG AS A T lON !1 1 :;; WORKING MEN OF AUCKLAND: "Will you ciilml y eta"nd by and encourage the Opposition in their determined attempts to injure the man who has been your friend for the last fourtoen 'years. Yes.. J. LEVY has proved hiinselt your friend in the truest sense of the word, for was he not solely the moans by which you were enabled to obtain Ready-made Clothing here in Auckland ■at prices bijt slightly in advance for, what they were made in England for. , His dojnt,' so did not plea«e those who had been " fleecing " yon, and many have been, the efforts made to "shut" him up. But notwithstanding all, J. LEVY still knocks out. and has seen the process of ."whitewashing" applied to many of those who styled themoelvcs youij friends, whilst he feels that he himself stands out as a " brand plucked from the burning." And why is it thua? J. LEV.SJ at once openly confesaes he owes it all to the strong support which he hns received from the ■Working Classe3. and would at this time especially diro^t th^ir attention to tho fact that his .WINTER STOCK for 1878 in now unpacked^ and will defy competition, whether us regard to style, durability, and tho LOW FIGURES at which they are marked. |gj use cast your eyeo down the following Il3t, and you will be astonished:— Men' Heavy Woollen Shirts (extra Bizeß), 3s 6d —worth 7b 6d Boys' and Youths' ditto, 2s Bt>—worth 5s Coloured Moleskins (a lartte shipment daily ex pected), 4s 6i>—worth 8s Cd Men's Galatea Jackets (lined with either wool or Italian cloth), IBs Hd—worth 25s Men's Tweed Trousers, 8s I Id—worth 14 6d Trousers and Vests isuperior Mosgiel tweed) 15s ||d—fulljvalue. 2756 d s Aberdeen Socks, per pair, Is—worth Is 9d White Shii ts (largo variety). 3a 6d—worth Cs Cd Overcoats (in Ulsters) from £1 [a to £A 48 Boys' and Youths' Ulsters (any size), at a very low figure Collars, per box from 3n 40s. Double-breaatod Faget Suits; worth 753. " That licks you." When you have done so, you will be led to exclaim Is That So ! Is That So !! but what will you say when you are told you can get a Crimean SHIRT for 3h 6d. One and all wilP remark. "Well, LITTLE LEVY is not a bad sort, we will give him 'a: call." Do so, my friends, and he will not di-appoint you. Just Opened—The American Unsurpassables, - a new style of Paper Collar, which do not show the grease. Quito a novelty." ; < Remember the old address :—,. , • ■ ; . : J. LEV V, !;, I ■-■■■' MONSTER CLOTHING MART^ ~~2l(r,~t3WßE^ Stbeet, (opposite Mo Arthur's) TDI X S E A"; B E L L, E. 234 tons Screened Newcastle Coal • 112 tons Smith's Coal • ' l''£-£■* ~-, : 10! tons Newcastle Coke. • ■ . . '< 1 The above are from' the Go-operative Mines, and are now being discharged at the Railway Wharf.' ; : ' .'-•, n-i ■' "•.■■■ sn't; ,:M ! W. & G. WINSTONE. ' -j,i SEWING ;ifiACfIINES;> U; ■ [ESTABMSHED7IBoS.] - , ; W. H. :SHAKESPEAR & CO., sewing machine manufacturers, 246, Queen-street, ■•{ Auckland, Respectruliy invite all Ladies in want of really FIRST-CLASS SOWING MACHINES, to call at the above address. (Immediately opposite the City Market.) Having been engaged in the Manufacture, Importation, and Sale of all kinds o? Sewing Machines since their introduction an England, we not only theoretically, but practically, understand every Branch of the Trade. We shall shortly receive a Very Large and Carefully-selected Stock of Machines moat suit able for New Zealand Industries, which we shall Sell at the LOWEST ENGLISH PRICES for Cash. I — — — We also desirn to call your attention to the fact that we never •'Hire " Machines,'as un scrupulous dealers, get them cleaned up when returned, and sell them as new, after being pro bably seriously damaged by the late hirer. We also undertake the repairing of all the better class of Sewing Machines.and guarantee their,.proper working after being in our hands. FITTINGS, NKEDLES, SHUTTLES; FINEST MACHINE OIL, SPRINGS, &C, &O. Dealers and Shippers Supplied, i Unlimited Instruction Free to all the Purchasers. Remember the address: 1 W. *1. fcJHAKESPEAR & CO. .% 46, QUEEN-STREET, AUCKLAND (Immediately opposite City Market), g[ESTABLISHED 1855.



im H I S T L E HO T E L, I 1 • qujsen-street. SPLENDID BARS AND' SITTING-ROOMS. : ; '-^THEUP-STAIRSBAR ;' '. ■ ..,' „, ... . ~,..: A 1T0 ■.!■ . -<■■ - ':, BILLIAR D - R O O M ' . Unequalled es^thh Colonies.,^ "' ' rir-'-'i :v- 'J. s .L-I T T LE, -'. ■^'■~; '* '"iff" [ ■-'.pßoi'BrKTO'R:,'■■'' ■■' -,'_.'.'"" TpiTKD S'ERVIGE': HOTE a ~: --QUEKN & WSLLESLE -STRKKTS. JOHN HANCOCK, Peopeietor, '. IMPOETER OF FOEEIGN WINES AND ..; :- i -.. ,: r. .•• i"Spirits..:/ • ■- ?<r ■ AUCtKLAND, N.Z. J|_>KlJS UE OF W ALJlitt kLVipa, JL^ Hobson Stbeet. THIS HOTEL AND RESTAURANT COMPLETELY REFURNISHED. ' , ■ Rooms fob Meetings. : R. BLAYDES, Peopeietoe. RIEN TA L LOUNGE' AND NEVADA HOTEL, . Center of QUEEN AND DURHAM-STREETS. The Proprietor of tho above Establishment, ever alive to the comforts of his PATRONS. has for some time seen.and felt that there was a want of some place of--Resort of a more priv»te nature, and, at tho same time, more Elegantly appointed ■ v LOUNGE, where Professional Gentlemen. Business Men andotuers, afcer the fatigues of the day, coold while away an hour in'pleasant converse, lo this object PROPRIETOR has addressed himself 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 tho world, which ■will be known from this time forward as the ORIENTAL LOUNGE. - To those heretofore unacquainted with any thing ORIENT, a fare chance now presents Itself for viewing the interior of the famous = ■:.■■ KA9TKRN DTVAN. ' Grand Entrance from Queen-street. Doors open from 10 a.m. to 12 p.m. Durham-street Bar and Luncheon Bar open daily. _; " ' L. D. N ATHAN & G°- Agents, Auckland. j "3ISQUIT, DUBOUCHE & CO, [Established 1819.] HIFEERS OF BRANDY COGNAC j> T-mua., wW.-CASKSrCASES, & FLASKS ■«Sl'Sole Agents for Auckland— ■ , . ■• ■■ L. P. NATfTAN & CO. - TmNCORE! ENCORE! ENCORE 1 Pi (! . WHISKY. . In spite of A few venders of other brands of Whisky defaming the" KN,t;ORE," its qualities are appreciated, as can be seen by Ics daily'ex i tensive conaumptioh, an 4 by the opinions of many medical me» of positioii throughout Great Brittiiii. See label on each bottle. '•"; "■ ■ -'.:' K. &. H. ISAjIOS. Sole Agents. ;'"- THOMAS MACKY, Suh-Agent, "'■' ' ''■'-■' ;;' ; '■'■ ~-'-: ',*'■'■'■-,. Fort-atreet.-;^ TOADIES,' -TAKK ]SOTE. OF THIS !- JLJ ' Two important points shoiildnot be lost sight_of in.seleciing a Sowing Machine. First: ; Be not misled by long:: and extrnvatwint puffs in i thepapera about Machin>.;B which tir^. tr^qnently n^adeiOnly to "self," aiid, ihorefhsqixently sold by those" who, fronathefc wn^itof meClvanical know ledge,' cah'only parrot-like*retjieat the'puff." 2nd: Beware of purchasing aSewiWg'Machino because it:happens.td."lSeliv few'.-'shillihua cheaper, and have.afterwards to, p«iy dearly for it in,worry, : delay,- and vexation. , The undersigntil, from his intimate knowledge of Sewing Mecharjism, 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 Sole Agent's, T. PEACOCK'S, 'Shortland-street, opposite the | Post-office. : - ) ! /^HEAP TIMBER ! CHEAP TIMBER \y "' : . M —■ ; ■ i The Undersigned are Belling SASHES DOORS arid. MOULDINGS at the VERY LOWEST RATES. Have also on iiand a very large and superior stock of First and Second. Glass Building Timber of all kinds, at lowes rates. ■ -■• ■ • ':. ■•.-.- . " . • ■>■ ■: Wood T.tjbning in all its Bkanchks.—Cha Legs and Backs, Table, Bed, and Sofa Legs, a very low rates. 1 Price Lists on anplication. HB UNION STEAM SAW MOULDING SASH AND DOOR COMPANY ( Limited ;, MECHANIC-,1 BAY. N.B.—Town Orders can be.left at No. P, urance Buildings. '. '.".*- Gr UTHR IE & Ij' A;RN ACH' S NSW ZEALAND TiaOER & WQODWARE FACTORIES COMPANY (LIMITED) , Have on Sale at their Branch Stores, LOWER" QUKEN-STREET, AUCKLAND, ■"•■■'■" : .i^v'.'i.;v';"V..'iSi>',:''; ':'.■;■ '' ' , ,~;;~ : Dtrit^OTrMiDE~Woopivvi ABES -; ''--■■ '-.'.'•) -'' "-.' po^isting.of—' ■*";';'"; * '■/- -! Nests Tubsv painted and varnished ■--*'■'•■ '■ -r Buckets r --.-,-; —"do ■ •:..., ~' •■.•.'.,•,:■' •s'Faricy Buckets^1 Cheese.Vats; Churns , Gutter Firkins, Knife Boards : Washing Boards. Turning Trusses ~r Store Trucks, &c.; ;; - ■■']■"■■ JAMES W. WALLER, Manager. '



m LIBRARY1 COMMITTEES COMMITTEES, ■ •AND THE general public. Edward \<Wayte, Qr/KEN-STBEET, ; Begs to intimate that he has Just Received LARGE SUPPLIES ■ V ,■■■'■ OF '.-•I'1'- '■ THE IW-EWEST "OOOKS BY ALL THE BEST KNOWN AUTHORS of the day, Intending Puechasees Are'respectfully invited to inspect the LARGEST AND MOST CAREFULLY SELECTED STOCK OF NEW BOOKS IN THE COLONY. LIBRARIES AND THE TRADE SUPPLIED AT REDUCED RATES BY EDWARD WAYTE, IMPORTER OF BOOKS & STATIONER V, 100, Queen-stkeet, at7ckxakd. ■DROWN, BARBETT & CO.'S J AUCKLAND STEAM COFFEE AND SPIOE MILLS ' ;. COFFEES. ir IS NOT SUFFICIENTLY KNOWN THAT GOOD COFFEE is the best stimulating Beverago both for Winter, and . ~ Summer. To obtain what yon really want, ask for onr Best Brands, ttao BXCKLSIOR or STANDARD, ■which have sustained their good names over Ten Years, and ha*o very much increased in demand—a sure proof o their being consumer! and appreciated in all households throughout and even out of our province. sa_ Wholesale only at, our Mills and Agonta. V&. Retail Jit all Grocery Establishments in Town and Country. |a S -. Our best 3ro| Excelsior Brand, green label) qualities. *go Standard „ red „ VEverypkge. g"5% Lion „ pink „ ) with our "a" ' signature. SajS , 1 Our lowest g-2 £ Anchor „ puce „ ( qualities,: c2~ Crown „ yellow „ f without our ojj'2 ■ -'aX signature. 6 PEPPERS and SPICKS.we guarantee of Best Quality, an^c^duto^ & Elliott-street, : 13th July, 1878. rfIHE GREATEST ■WONDER OF JL MODERN TIMES. Long experience has proved these famoux remedies to be most effectual in curing eithes the dangerous maladies or the slighter com plaints which are more particularly incidental to the life Jof a miner, or those living in the < bush. ': ■•'■■■■ ' ■'"■' .:•:.■".; i;.io ■•)n .-''> • : Occasional dds9S 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 aii'd stomach—the:frequent orerunners of fey • dysentery, diarrhoea,- and holera. : : . .• • . ~: . .* ■, ■ HOLLOW AY'S OINTMENT Is the moßt effectual remedy ror 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 superficial ailments. , These Medicines"may be obtained from all respectable Druggists and Storekeepers through out the civilised world, with directions for us>3 n almost every language. .~. They are prepared only by che Proprietor THJMAS HOLLO WAY, 5 Oxford-street London. *♦* Beware of Counterfeits that, may emanate from the United States. rv RATE F U L.—C OMF 0 R TING EP P S'S COCOA.' Bb'tbakfast1. "By a thorough knowledge of the natural Jaws which govern the operations of digestion and nutrition, and by a careful application, of the line properties of well-selected cocoa, Mr. Epps has provided our breakfast-tables witha de'icately flavoured beverage which may save us many heavy doctors' bills. It is by the judi cious use of such articles of diet that a constitu tion may be gradually built up'until'strong enough to resist every tendency to disease. Hundreds of subtle maladies are floating around us ready to attack wherever there is a weak point. We may escape many a fatal shaft by keeping ourselves well fortified with pure blood, and a properly nourished frame."—See article in the Civil Service Gazette. - ' ~ Madesimply with boiling water or milk.?: Sold only in Packets (Tins for abroad), labelled - (thus:— JAMES EPPS & CO., ; ' ' HOMCEOPATHIC CHEMISTS,' ' • .: 1 48 Threadneedle-street. and 170 Piccadilly. ; j Works:. Euston Road, | Camden- Town, London JJI X E Y'S BLACK' LEA'D^ ... ■ ,-,., , ."CLKANi.iNESs."3 <' :;: ' W- G. Nixey'a Refined Black Lead •is the cheapest and best for polishing; Stoves and all kinds of Ironwork equal 'to Burnished Steel, without waste hot; dust. In Id., 2d., and; id. Blocks, and Is.""Boxes". '"Caiitibn;—There"are several imitations. Sold everywhere by all shopkeepers. — Counting House : 12, Soho Sauare, London,



mo THE PUBLIC OF AUCKLAND. Tliereis mricli being-made flist nowbyfibmo persons in1 the Clothing Trade about supporting Local Industry, but •,. ■• •-1 SAMUEL COOMBES •-••'; '■ ' Challenges any House in the Trade >. to Shew that they; Employ as Much Local Labour as he does (that is Auckland Labour),1 arid Money spent elsewhere than in Auckland might almost as well be; Bpent in London, as far as we in Auckland are concerned. , „ Samuel Ooombes ; MAKES THE BULK OF THE CLOTHING HK SELLS 1 In fact, the Bulk of the CLOTHING SOLD.at the CITY CLO T.fll N G MART id Manufactured on the Pkemises !.■• , The only important exception being GekLONG Tweed, or Australian Tweed .Goods, which are manufactured in Melbourne, and as ■■'•;'"■ SAMUEL COOMES Has made Large Contracts in Melbourne* for those Goods, enabling him to sell them Much Under Wholesale Ppices!!! ■, The 27s 6d and 30s being fully 20 per cent: under what a much inferior article would costiirany Wholesale House. • ■; :. &T One Trial will suffice to prove this'iact. ■ :'; ■'■ ''■ In the " ''"';] TAILORING DEPARTMENT; . , SAMUEL COOMBES r . ' Has Completed, since the 29th of May, 1878 ,;';! 4726 Measxirements 1 These Figures speak for themselves. , I ;■ JUST OPENED: jV'jl^ 200 GALATEA JACKETS, 10/6. A Large Line WEST OF ENGLAND TROUSERS, 10/6; worth 15/6. Also, SEVERAL CASES WATERPROOF CLOTHING, which will be Sold Cheap. a A■M ■ U E L ri OOMB ES, CITST CLOTHING MART,. 92, Queen-street, •, Auckland. A MERICAN SEWING MACHINES. THK LARGEST SALE IN AUSTRALIA. Reduced Pkice List. "THE HOME* SHUTTLE-LOCK-STITCH. THB PERFECTION OF MECHANISM Simple, Compact, Eeticiewt, Durable, and Complete. It sews with the least possible amount of labour, and a Girl of Twelve Years can run it without fatigue. It is a Triumph of Mechanical Geniu3. ' THE HOME" SHUTTLE is the only practice Low-price Lock-stitch Sewing Machine ever invented. This UNEQUALLED MACHINE rises a straight needle, makes the "Lock-stitch" (alike on both sides), has a self-adJ listing tension, and is adapted to every variety of sewing for any wear, from the lightest muslins to the heaviest: AND WILL EVEN SEVT LEATHER; it Will Hem, FelL Bind, Cord, Braid, S^am, Trek, : Ruffles,- Hemstitch, and Gather. This Machine will aew on and gather at the same time, and will work equally well on Silk, Linen, Woollen, and Cotton Goods, with Silk. Ti'jaen. or Cotton Thread. It is not necessciy for us to enaeavour to de tract from the merits of any other machines. We claim to sell THE BEST FAMILY SEWING MACHINE IN THE MARKET, without regard to Trice, and we feel confident that whenever persons wishinjr to buy Sewing Machines give the HOME" SHUTTLE SEWING MACHINE a fair trial, in competition with, other Machines; it vsUl have :the preference. • : • ;- With the Machine .13 furnished.—Hemmer Braider, Shuttle Bobbins, Oil Can, Oil, Screw, driver,' Five Needle 3, Guage, Table Clamp, and- I dirftctionsfor use. All securely packed in strong : case with hinges. ; ' • ■ ~■,',' ; ; PRICE:— . Complete in box „ _ _ .. _ .; £1 0s With Table and Treadle < ~ ~ .. ' „ £6' 5s With Table and Treadle, Bslf-Cabinefc,' . with Cover, Lock and Key _. ... £7 7b i In proof ofltheir superiority over all other' Machines, we ouahantek them for fivk YKARS. • '' '• .■'-■ ' • '■' r ' Where the genuine "HOME" SHUTTLE MACHINES, stamped v/ith our name, are not : procurable, we will send them" direct to pur chasers on receipt of remittance or reference. X D. NATHAN & CO SOLE AGENTS.- Wo have appointed the undersigned Soi^ Retail Agent for Auckland, vrhero the Genuine Homo Shuttle Machines arc procurable by tinit payments. IJlustrat'ons,SpLvcimonß,andTaitiOE freejof «har-vc« ' ! J. V. BREDA, B' t ortland-street ■ WH. H A Z A R D, • GUNMAKER, 16 7, QVEEN ■S T E EJT, ' In returning thanks to the Sportsmon of the Province of Auckland for the very liberal sup-' port accorded to him since commencing; business in this City, bees respectfully to call attention to his Large and Well-assorted Stock of . . " BREECH AM} MUZZLE-LOADING SHOT GUNS, RIFLES, REVOLVERS, AND PISTOLS, SPORTING POWDER, CHILL.RD SHOT, ELEY'S CAPS. WADS, CARTRIDGE ; ! CASKS, RIFLE AND REVOLVER . f AMMUNITION, &c, &C, '&c.' . GUN WORK OF EVERY 'DWSCRDPTION Executed with proniptitude, in an efficient and workmanlike manner, and- , ■ , ; Warranted to Give _ * Satisfaction. A TRIAL GIVEN WITH EVERY GUN. , TO ARRIVE, ' J. EX OF THE WEST1: . W. H. H. notifies to Intending Purchasers that. '-'■■~■ cmc of the.. " '■'. Most Superior Shipments of -■ • '■-;: <" DOUBLE AND SINGLE-Ba HREL BREECH 1 AND MUZZLI^-LOADING GUNS, ; Is now Daily Expected by him i . per' Queen of the Weati* \' : :;- ---• These Guns are of ' the most 1 modern *cbn-r struction. having been made expressly to his order. In consequence of, arriving rather late,, they will be offered at Unusually Low -Prices.- ' -:"' ' l - ' ' * ">: .«..>.r. THE SHOOTINGr GALLERY. VjutJ Is OPEN DAILY: for Rifle or; PIcXOL I jY, Practice, or for Instruction in the r . -•;, Use of Fire-arms.,, " ,'-. j"! .';WvH. HAZARD, ''■ Jl ' "'A: \22 ;.167, QUEEN-STREET,- A^uckland; - fi °'' I yEKE TI A N;--:BLIND: .FACTORY ■Sis®: it^^ ■ ''^^p^-' WIRE GAUZE BLINDS. andPHRFORATK ZINC BLINDS, MAY BE HlkD AT THE . • ■ < • ,: AUCKLAND VENETIAN BLINr, ■ MANUFACTORY,.... CORNER OF COOK AND GRSI -STREETS Of any dimensions, in any number from One ; to a Hundred, within a given time, of the ; best quality, and reasonable prices : and sent to all part 3of New Zea ,, land. Terms cash. Estimatas ..' .' ' : . ■ returned1 by. Post. ' _ ;- •' A.' &A. EUSBY: -'■ • ■:■.,[': (Late, M. Hohten Busby) ; • VENETIAN. BLIND MAKERS AND WIS WORKERS, Corxjsr of Cook and Grkt-streets. ■ JQf A MILTO N, WAIK A T 0.; SANDES & CO., ,' ' ;i"f . CHEMISTS AND DRUGGISTS, ■- Are Just Opening Out, a LargesStock.Of Siti Drugs, Chemicals c < ;,.,;. . , . '! j Homcepathic Medicines , , i ~ .Surgical Appliances .' ■ v*»' : > "_ ■ ■ -Pertumery J i--- ■^■''- afi-l to iii!>iai'.-^li<<ii.>£ Toilet Requisites .;. »y»ofi ■ ' ! •; t Stationery- . . ,• , , .-. .- Japanese Ware, Toys ' ' ; - j>i f ,To Dacco Cigars, FancyßGoods -ft * • ' ■'.' Brashwafe ~ -. • r . ' • Fan. '; t*u_ j■~: ■ ■'• ■;■ ;■■;-■- 1 __ •■■ >; ," :iv-Sponges;J&o;f'!&c., ' *'•' -■ ■•; j And arefprepared to' Supply alt,, tGooDS of ;the :.. i, [ Best Quality* and at-,Auckland Prices. \ , *** Agent :.^ AX-TGISLANDHiyKNINS. a-t'AH.. : ';"' r A (.yCKLAND & ONEHUNGA BUS. Plowman's Time Table : .v-^n-o) Leave Auckland. Leave Onehunga. Ha.m, 8.45 a.m. 5.15 p.m. 1 p.m.



T> ■■■• E :t^ !:^S£ i <v ■■'-■. ON .SALE, jN STOPtt v- "■!•>; . loading Fowling Pieces."- gWlA%fci,; ' centrators Gun Cases,, Waterproof Covers •'" '\ rt «*V<' "•'. Game Bags, &c. ■■r- < ■-■ - .* f<:&fr, w '-■; •Breeching Implements oi every<j^ c !';Patont Chilled Shot,; ' ' ~a': ws ' Breech-loading Revolvers and '.An, "'!'L^-i : Infantry SwoJds ' • : Fishing Tackle . ' ■ .. nr,-7^l-'wl 1 'Fireworks. "-, ;- ' ... .";'". '£'"■' -< l A FJjIIME TABLE for RAILWAY^ftng, ; -The 'Bus will be waiting at" the Static'«'' " -' Trains coming in before 7.3OW^SS fe? . leave the Grey-street Junction at?tnei frmi'"^ times for the fetation:— ""lowing ' : ..-.-, .8.50 a.m. 1-0 p.m^''7?" 9.20 a.m. , 210r, ™ >; ■'-"■•' ■• " - 10.40a.rn. •;-MO-gg;b;iS ' :•••; 11.40 a.m. *-Op.S!fc:^il Punctuality guaranteed under a peiial^ ! ''V2 ! Fares :-£ing;e Ticket, Thrceracra^i" 0" Tickets for Two Shillings and Si^ce'-W?? JJAMILTON RAILWA^SpT^ B. EDWARDS -■■-■' k^'V - Begs to inform the public that a Coach-«=**"■ tog 12 passeugers and lu^age.^S S tram arriving from Auckland. CharedL. able. Special Carriages provided &°S instruction being ortelShto : Livery and Bait Stables- ff ■. , Hamilton. .. -~.,,'.'.' .', A< ■ ; DR. BRIGHT*: PHOSEHODTNH/ -^ ' Whereas it having become known 'to'tiMPwt prietprsof "i)r. Brjght's Phosphodyne"lS Medicine, emanating from an nnscnilnSi^ London firm, is exported to India?cSfe - and foisted on purchasers as equal in effiw^to Dr. Bright's Phpsphodyrie, they feel it duetothS r public to specially caution them awdEBViKV compound, and request their nwet "cmX attention to the following distinctive cliaraS istics Of Dr. Bright's Phosphodyne-- v Ist. That Dr. Bright's PhoHphodyne is wM ■ only.in cases. ■ ' ' •■' :; • ; .".">.7*7 2nd. The words." Dr. Bright's.Phosphodyntf are clearly blown in each bottle. -, .....■■*-. 3rd. The Registered Trade Mark und-Siena. tuie of Patentee are printed on the later nf every case.' ■ ■,:■': •.■■■:•:.•> , -v xt.™ 4th. Directions for use in all; the;following languages are enclosed in each" case—Bnzlinli French, German, Italian, Dutch, Spanish. Ptar tupuese, ■Kua.-ian, Danish, Turkißh, Persist Hinaostam. Aiadias&e, Bengalee. Chinese and Japanese without which none cap pobstbtylv! Genuine. - - "••*. I)R. BRIGHT S PHOSPHODYNE Ie the Only reliable remedy for Iservous and Liver Oom plaints and all Functional Derangementß/. .v ; DX BRIGHI-S PHOSPHODYNK is patroiil ised by the aristocracy and the eh"te, extensively used in the Army and Navy, and strongly nv. commended by the leading Medical Practi^ tioners. us DX. BRIGHT'S PH<3SPHODYNE is aoSU , all Chemists and Patent iledicine Yendora throughout theGiobe. " ■ ' •. •--• ■ -Ask for DR. BRIGHTTS PHOSPHOi UYJSU,, and do not be persuaded to take anr , Useless and Posßibiy Dangerous Substitute.; ■ li^ST^BL>SHKi)IB39.] ,:;;;■ ":",,'; Git A;R E E BKOTEERS, ~:■■; (Late Crpmbies), ".-■_•;-.. ,:. t RoyAL Fii^ne Act Photogbapeio IGalleeihl ■ ■- Opposite Union Bank, Queen-street,' " ; x.ucklahd. • * ":r-;:;-n First-claes Portraits, from C.D.V.toLifQSize at moderate prices. Children's Portraits taken ristamanfionslv. .',', '," ; ';'■.. W' AIKATO TIME-T^BLE-.of W.:& Carter's Telegraph Line of .Coaphee;— Leave Ohaupo on Monday, "Wednesday, and Friday, at 2.15 p.m.: arrive Te Awamutu' on' Monday, Wednesday; and Friday,' at 4p.m.: arrive AlexaDdra on JVlonday,' Wednesday, and Friday, at 5.20 p.m.; Jeave AJexardra., on Tues day, Thursday, and Saturday, at 8 a.in.: jttriVe Te Awainntu on Tuesday, Thursday, andSatoii day, at 9.45 a.m.; arrive Ohaupo on- Tuesday,l '• Thuraday. and Saturday, at 11.30 a.m.;jleave Hamilton every oay at 2 o'clock p.iri. 'forC4ih- • bridge t leave Cambridge every day «10 o'clock a.m. for Hamilton. <■■■■■■'.■ ■■ r;r,i. -, ■... "W~~"O 5 ~E N X E S, ---•V V e> IMPORTER ■ --"'"">- ". 'i) •• - QUEEM-STP s JEjET. ' the weffME ;' ~:. JfAKD AND TBEADLE. '' . " H A. N m IV! A C H. J N KS, fA 103 The Most Superb .Machines in' the World/ 1 Challenges com-parison with any, and gives 1. ■ -wprth more extras, free of charge, vf^.-.-j ;.j Time ..Payments. One Month's,Fbek TbiJJ«, fl '„;,'; Also, Always on Hand,; ... I Thk Prtstcess of Wales (Arm and Platform • '■'•' WHKRLEB 8: WlLBON; SINGEK/HOWB,"-!^ ■: r I > and other good makes. ,' ;■ ROYAL WASHING AND. WRINGING ..,'.„■ " MACHINES.-.■-.■■'■'■■:-'.: -',''. :'.■• '• ■■' '• ' MAGfia I|,LANTERNB,--MAKGr,EB' r l!|l-:'; :i'■ . &c., &c, &c. '. - 1 : ©reat Machine : i:H)ms> 'J , ,"">?'"■,'"' '.'' Q.UKSK'-STfiieET.T;.'.."."--'.,'!^ . f : r'>»^'- ■■■ A ■■UCKLAN'D IiQAN .. ■ Ka-^H^ '■~.. .y-JESu;-.')'.' :OFFICiC,|F,. Jui«iU ■ > @lA=O 165, QUEEN- TREBTI ! i^&L OPPOSITE . • ''^P.' SAVINGS BANK. ; MONEY LENT to any amount on CLOTHING - JEWELLERY., WATCHES, ifLATBD fT; , O WARE, and every description'of ..■,„ ■ :: Merchandise, at' the .Lottest •;,;■'',■ . ::• : "odfm Rate of Interest..: ■■. M :i^-': ■■'■ s The strictest aecresy may be relied on in ever, ~...., . transaction. ' Parties waited on at their own residences.' Bire-proof Safes on the premises forthe'seoiuw ■.-■■:■ '■-.: .':.' ; of Valuables. !;' -I<^i ('..'■ " , , - lEbtablisks-D 1865.] L. H..NEUMEGEN, . LICENSED PAWNBROKER.' "',' „ Private Kntrance down right of wayi_j» ■;.-■.•. ■"Pfi :'■- °: T v :jL - ! ■'■':" P.'-»'V>^.' undersigned having a Large STOCK oj ; tho-:if.st'and Fastest Dyes that can'be procurer in the iCnKiish and French Markets,' WMW&Mgk a plentiful supply or" pm-e -water, is enabled, w Pioducc Colours not to be surpassed; Haw* had r th3'.'?atr6nage of the Ladies and Gentlemen of Auckland in his management of thebusmea^ of a Dyer and Gleaner during the, last, fifteen years, he. trusts-that by a continuance'of Btnci attention, and by personal control ot the opera tions." to continue to give the satisfaction be na? y; hitherto afforded. • ;:V ■'■ ■ • i<>'l,lilt j Ladies' and Gentlemen's WearingApparei tPj any description) Cleaned, Dyed, or Renewea,.ifl r any shade or colour. .Velvets, Silks, ;Saußßf ; Ribbons. Feathers, Gloves; Cleaned. Dyeq;.«» Renewed, in any colour/ Gentlemens.Clothißs Cleaned, Renewed, or Dyed, and Pressed, on shortnotice!. ' ' ■■ : '■•;r:"!': ''*] ': '•"■■•' .■"'■■ ■" ''':.■'!■ S;iT-: 'VtSF Orders left at the City Establishmen Wellesley-street Sasi, wiil receive ! PfSfflßf :; attention. Ladiea and .Gentlemen waited upon by leaving their Orders personally or by lettery., ■-•-_/■■••■•:..-■;_■•;•;. ■■■•■:,■■■..;.: ,r^gKDGAR*r;>: MB. FAULDEK, 'Sole Contraiiitpr WJ&> . - City Corihcil for the: Emptyingrpf Eaxtt Closets, PriTy Boxes, Cesspits;' &c, •dß.ffel*J e2 to attend; punctually to all requests regar«Ußg the -above.. Persons desiring, tohaye Ui«I881, ■■ places attended to, either weekly, fortniglvtir. or otherwise^canhavethbKsmo donb'byleavvnKa notice, either verbal ' ior .written, - with jjoe Inspector of Ntiißaiioes,, Clty ;r CoTmoil : Offl^i , Queen-Btreot . .'.. ~,. ,",..,■',,'. ~>. ■"',. •'■■'' '■'■ '- > -'mSS&i