\; t . „;,;'■ ---. •.■)■ Hamilton- ;■ — lttnfl* FEIDAY, NovemDer 29, 1878.

&yENIN^ NOVEMBER 29r



Lord Dufferin said, in ths_£Ojjme bf hi.* - late""larewcli "speech in Canada fer-i Loru r- - Lome las, as Isold, a multitude otrnents ; but even spots will be discovered on tlve sun; 1 ' and'uniortunately an. irreparable,, and, as J. r' r' rdaycallit, a congenial defect,, attaches to, h: this appointment. Lord Lome i3,,not ah ■•: Irishman !—(Great hingbter.) .It is iy>t his, fault—he did the best lie could fqr O'l LLYRenewecl laughter.) He caniejasi uear the right, thing as possible by b6in£ porn, a . Celtic Highlander.—(Continued laughter.) aTh'ere is no doubt the world isbestadjtninis tered by Irishmen.—(Hear, hear.')' Things never were better with us, either at home or , abroad, than when' Lord Palmeratou ruled Great Britain-(cheers)— Lord Mayo] gov- I \erned.lndiaMcheers) -LorkMonckdn-ected the destiny ot Canada- (cheers)—ai^d the Robinsons! Kennedys, Lattaus, Callagnans, - , the Gores, and the Henuessys adminis teied the affairs of .our.- j Aus s '■■:■■■'■ traliau Colonies and West Indian 1 Tjossessions. — (Applause.) Have not even the French at last made the same dis co?ery in the person of Marshal MapMahon ? -if Laughter and applause.) But still we "V " must be generous, and it is right Scotchmen should havea turn.—(Laughter.) After all, Scotland only got her name because she was conquered by the Irish—(great laughter)— and if the real truth were known it is pro qable the House oi Inverary owes most of its dory to its Irish origin.—(Applause.) Nayt I will go a step farther ; I would .oven ' let the poor Englishman take an occasional turn at the helm—(great laughter) if ;fov no better reason than to make him aware how much better we manage the business.— (Renewed laughter.) But you have not come to that vet; and, though you have been a little spoiled by having been given 'three Irish Governor-Generals in succes "' .. sion, lam sure that you will find your new ' ; ' Viceroy's personal and acquired qualifica tions will more than counter-balance his ethnological disadvantages/ "Observer" writesthathehas " heard fre qtient complaints finm some of the share ■ ' holders of the Taupiri Gold Mining Com pany about it not paying them,' and he pro ceeds to express his opinion that the com mit on allowed for the sale of the coal is excessive, and that the coal is too cheap. He says : " It was only the other day, when in Hamilton, that I heard several gentlemen speaking about the coal, and they were unanimous in saying that the coal was worth more money." We have received a copy of Settler's Guide," written by Mr J. C. Sharland, of this city, devoted to the dis cussion of the laws of health, and how to preserve it. No knowledge can be so incessantly appealed to by the incidents ot every day as the knowledge of the processes by which man • lives and acts; and no scientific subject can be so important to ' Mm as that of his own life. At every moment he is in danger of disobeying laws, which when disobeyed, may bring years of suffering, decline of power, and premature decay. Sanitary reformers preach in vain, because they preach to a public which does not understand the Jaws of life. Even the sad experiences of others yields us no lessons unless the principles involved are understood. If one man suffers from impure air, another may endure it without apparent harm. A third concludes that it is all chance, and ;!;'; trusts to that chance. Had he understood ■the principles involved, he would not have been left to chance; his first lesson in swimming would not have been a ship wreck. The writer justly observes : — "That it is incumbent upon every man to ..._ have an intelligent knowledge of the '■'■■ wonderful structure of laws for the preservation of health, and of the . remedies which science has discovered ifor the relief of disease and suffering. .Mr Sharland shows that a clear and accurate ■-conception- of the chief physiological laws, ■ ... ....sufficient for ordinary practical guidance, ."may be impressed upon the mind and *; ; ;r>illustrated by memorable facts, without • once" appealing to anatomical knowledge. It seems to have been his object to expound rather than to teach a science. ", He has endeavoured to ba intelligible and , : interesting to all. The chapters embracnig the subjects of the physiology and .chemistry of common life are excellent. ■ -.•> The views set forth on air, food, venti lation, ■lation, baths, bathing, clothing, &c, also "deserve careful attention. Mr Sharland has taken great pains and bestowed con siderable labour on the work. It is published at a low price, and will be found a most useful text-book in the household, both in town and country. We refer the :.v, public-to the advertisement of its publi : ~ cation, in our third pa&e, for further particulars. - Orelie Antoine de Tonneins, a French ■■';;'' lawyer, whose death at Paris was recently announced, had a singular and eventful career. In 1820, he went to South America, -, ;,and obtained such influence over tlie tribes . v at Arancania that they united together in •1861, and elected him King. He gave them . " a.Constitution, introduced the Code Napo leon, and endeavoured to raise a subscrip tion in France. He was endeavouring to organise the national defences when he was kidnapped by a troop of Chilean cavalry, and imprisoned. Thence he escaped, but ";; "was recaptured, and lodged in a Lunatic Asylum, from which he was allowed to go - to Europe at his own expense. In France, .;* King Orelie got into pecuniary difficulties ; .'. and meantime his throne was usurped by Plauchut, whom he challenged to come to Paris and fight a duel. The challenge not being accepted, Orelie raised sufficient ■ money to charter a ship, and set out for , ; Arancania,. but was waylaid and captured by the Chileans, and again thrust into gaol; _from which he was liberated through the influence of the French Foreign Minister, ~.,,■. and allowed to finally return to Fiance. He ," then set up as a wine merchant, failed, arid : then secured employment as a lamp, lighter; winding up his career in a public.hbspital.. ; '■],- On the eve of his death he recovered con-' / s sciongness, and said, "I have, indeed, been •a madman ; but who would have imagined that Trance could refuse to annex;such 1' ; ; splendid colonies !" ■ .•::.. - 1,^7 : ", '„ The Thames "Advertiser" of yesterday L ' says ":— ' ' Our Auckland contemporary., the,- TiiW/i * ' Herald" continues its whining for the com , ',7, T 'mencement of the Thames Valley line at the , !!>;■;/. .'Waikato end, instead of at the spot wheie'it , , is likely to prove most useful and beneficial.. 1 : 'Theje is considerable cant about "immediate relief," and " gratifying" the Thames people but an unmistakable antagonism to the ■ concession of the just demand made by ■us, that the line should be forthwith surveyed, and commenced from Grahams town instead of from the Hamilton end."



WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 4. FREEHOLD PROPERTIES IN THE CITY, PONSONBY, TAKAPUNA, &c. CUTTER MORNING LIGHT.. THE Sullscribers have received instruc tions to sell by public auction, at the Land Mart, Fort-street, on Wednesday, December i, at 12 o'clock, PONSONBY—Sheehan's Paddock—Lot 95, of subdivision of allotment 21, Section 8, Suburbs of Auckland, 10 feet frontage to Prospect Terrace. Lot 117,0f same subdiyision.JOfeetto Sheehan street, and adjoining Lot 95 at the back. CITY OF AUCKLAND—Part of Allotment 25, Section 4, 22 feet frontage to a Lane off • * Chancery-street, by a depth of 27 feet. Part of same allotment 25, Section i, 22 , feet to a Lane off Chancory-street, by a ; -depth of 41 feet 3 inches. PARISH OP TAKAPUNA, County of Eden —Allotments 115 and 116, containing 121 acres, 2 roods, more or iess. Also, ;■:>• By Order of tho Mortgagee: j ~j-■. OF PURAPURA, Parish of .; Waiuku—Allotments 45, 46, and '47,1 of -Section 2, containing 1 acre 1 jrood 11 "perches. Allotment 61, Section 2j of said Village of Purapura, 140 links by 350 links. nUt\ '■ ■■ • And, ■ . I CUTTER—The Cutter Morning Light,' 28' 86-100 tons register, with an heirl sails, ----.1,1 i ; gear, &c. - | 7 ~;., ~ SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, F , T Auctioneers "*■ j •■■*■'



WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 4.?, .;, By order of the Board of Governors *pf the Auckland College aud Grammar School. ALLOTMEN TS AT, DEVON PORT, - !;; r NEW1 NORTH ROAD, GRAFTON ROAD, AND WYNYARD- j' n STREET. To be Leased foe 21 Years. ' ',-[' , THE Subscribers have been favoured ■witli instructions from the Board of Go vernors of the Auckland College and Grammar School, to offer for lease, by public auction, at the Land Mart, Fort-street, on Wednesday, Ith j December, at 12 o'clock, the following pro perties, For a term of 21 years, DEVONPORT.—Lots 1, 2,3, i, and sof Grammar School Endowment, situate at corner ot Victoria and Beach Roads, two minutes walk from Victoria Wharf, having frontages of from SO feet to 200 feet each. NEW NORTH ROAD.—2I Allotments, situate between the residences of Messrs Suiter and W. Baker, and being Parts of Lots 6 and 7, Lots 10, 11; 12, 13.11,15; and Parts Of 16 and 21, Lots 22, 23, 24, 25, 26, 27, 28, 29, and Part 30, 37, and Part 36, JLots 33, 39, 40, 41. and Part 42. WYNYARD-STRKET.-Parts of Allotments IS and 13, Section 9, City of Auckland, ad joining Mr Howard's property. GRAFTON ROAD.—Lots 5 and 6, of eubdivisior of Allotment 21, Section 9, City of; Auck land, 223 links frontage to Graf ton Road and situate on allotment from corner ol Symonds-street. WYNYARD-STRSET.—Lot 11, corner of Wyn yard and Havelock-street. Plans and conditions can be seen at the office! °f SAMUEL COCHRANE AND SON, Auctioneers. TO-MORROW. ~~ ONEHUNGA AUCTION MART. At 3 o' Clock Afternoon. FOR SALE, on Saturday, 30th inst. at 3 o'clock. Flour, Oatmeal, Tea Sugar, Caudleg, Soap Bacon, Hams, Matches Bedsteads, Tables, chairs Sewing Machines, Tinware BootP, Fancy Goods, &c. Second-hand Set Buggy Harness. R. A. ENGLAND, Auctioneer, Queen-street, Onehunga. FRIDAY, DECEMBER 20. THE HAYMA RXE T. FOR SALE, on Friday, December 20 1878 (if not disposed of privately), 5 Carriages, Horses, and Harness, All complete, and in first class workiug ordei The above to be sold in one or more lots, t< suit purchasers. ALFRED BUCKLAND. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 4. THE HAYMARKET. WOOL! WOOL! WOOL nnHE SECOND and PRINCIPAL SALI of the Season will be held on WEDNESDAY, Dec. L All Wool for Catalogue to be in Store not late han SATURDAY, Nov. 30. ALFRED BUCKLAND. ASBORNE'S REAPER AN I BINDERS. THE HAYMARKET. TO ARRIVE per Mail Steamer, and' FOI SALE by the undersigned—a Consignment 0 the above-named Machines. ALFRED BUCKLAND. SATURDAY, DECEMBER 7. THE WAIUKU SALE. FOREST LAND AT WAIUKU ; WITH ABUNDANCE OF PURIRI, FOR SALE, on Saturday, December 7 at 12 o'clock, ALLOTMENT No. 38. Waiuku East, contain ing 122 aores, mostly forest, well-watered and aaioining the farm of Mr Vincen Walters. ALFRED BUCKLANDi WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 11. TO CAPITALISTS AND OTHERS EXTENSIVE SALE . ♦ OF FREEHOLD PROPERTY NEAR AUCKLAND. THE undersigned has received ipstruc tions from Robert Graham, Esq.. to. sel by publio auction on Wednesday, the 11th daj of December, 1878, at 11 o'clock, The following PROPERTIES :— . ELLERSLIE HOUSE AND GROUNDS, com prising about 60 acres. The House is sub Btantial, commanding amagnificient view and the Grounds are tastefully laid-out ir lawn, Orchard, with choice trees in ful bearing, and grass paddocks. A frontage of about 2700 feet to the Reraucra Road; ii suitable for building sites. . '. ;: FARMS at EUerslie, from 12 to 30 acres each. -. : Choice allotments, having a splendid view of St. John's College Lake, Eden Valley and theManukau "Waters.;: Business Sites near EUerslie Station, suitable for Carpen ters, Blacksmiths, Butchers, Bakers :iy- ■. Grocers, &c. -•; ■- ■■ ■ ""■ :-.: '"/< TWO CQTTAGES, each having about twe >■* ' 'acres 6t Land adi pining, near the Station, 20 ALTOTMENTS bri,the Parimure: Road, 1 : y-- between • the' Harp of Erin and EUerslie < ; '•'. Station,, varyingr from half an "acre to i -acres, comprising some of < ithe. choicest ■."Business and Residence Sites about Auck ■ ' '■- land.- ;■■ "-'■ /• , !-; .; ;;. .'..;; 1' '" Abbut'6o adres SCORIA LAND between the i . .■■Great South Road arid Papmure Road, 1 ,: sub-divided with good Stone Walls. 24 ACRES at Kororarika, Bay of Islands including the Watering Place. ; LOT 12, containing a little over 186 acres at WAIUKU,. nearly level, and close to the Township. Also, Allotment 72 at PANMURE, near the Bridge, fronting Tamaki Kiver. p ulTu. PURU consists of about 80 acres of rich Alluvial Soil, situated about 5 miles on the coast north of Tararu.f renting the Hauraki Gulf. This property is partly fenced and under cultivation, witharoadtoGrahams town,and should be seen to be appreciated. It is a. beautiful site for a Family Resi dence, Farm, Vineyard, or Orchard, and will doubtless be required for a Township, as the land behind is developed, this being the only outlet from an extensive back country. The ELLERSLIE PROPERTY to be sold will be pointed out by B. McDonald, «t EUerslie Hotel, and persons desirous of viewing EUerslie House, can get cards from Mr A. Buck] and* TERMS.—One-fourth, Cash; one-fourth, Bill, at 3 months; remainder Cash, or can remain at interest for 3 or 5 years at 8 per cent, according to agreement. For further particulars, apply to MR WM. AITKIN, ' Land Agent;,' ' . r * ALFRED BUCKLAND, j Auctioneer. < ; !(i ---' : MONDAY, DECEMBER.,2.! VVo THE PPKEKOHE ;CATTLE SALE.; = THE FIRST SALE, by the undersigned, "will be held on Monday, December 2, at twelve o'clock. : -" : .:■.--■•■ -.; -1 ! ■;; \i :.;■, -jro-r Unwit) r:i And,' ;■:< -, oii r./i I r.._._i._ Regular Monthly Sales after that date, on the' first Monday in each month.. • ■ - r - •: ; v" , , ■ 600 M BUCKLAND.



T , -i-i.j ~ r-:""'■' ."UV." .'! .l.K't : "'. •'- ■. ■'. >'.i ■' i ;! '■"• ;;r-77 TfIirKSDAYrDECEMBER 12. ' HE ART OF THE ;fi I T V; ■VALUABLE :•,.;/:.;, I ;•■■;- TOWN ALLOTMENTS. G. W. BINN E V HAS received instructions from the Harbour Beard to sell by auction on Thursday, 12th of December,, at 11 o'clock, OirY Allotments, having a frontage to LITTLE QUEEN AND ALBERT STREETS. LOTS 53 TO 62 are Of b oeA size, viz., 30 x 121; and the Corner LOT 63, with a frontage to LITTLE QUKBN, ALBERT, and CLSTOM-HOUSS-STItEETS.is 41 x 121. The Lots will be flawed, and wi)l be offered at v fixed ground rent for a term of Dl> X KA.US. The Auctioneer wciald specially call the attention of CAPITALISTS AND SPECULATORS to the above valuable Prooerty, which is most centrally-situated, and bids fair to be THE CENTRE OF AUCKLAND, as it is in close proximity to the new Railway Station, Post and Telegraph Offices, the Wharves Dock and Custom Houses. Further particulars and plans can be obtained rom the Auctioneer.or the office of the Harbour Board. 12TH DKCEMBEE, 11 O'CLOCK. MONDAY, DECEMBER 2. AT SIBBIN'S LAND MART, QUEEN-STREET. AT TWELVE O'CLOCK. NORTH SHORE, THE MOST HEALTHYSURtIEB OF AUCKLAND. Sh ACRES OF LAND, DIVIDED INTO LARGE ALLOTMENTS. THE subscriber has received instructions from Mr Henry Niccol, Bon., to sell by public auction, at his Land Mart. Queen-street, on Monday, 2nd December, at 12 o clock THE REMAINING LOTS, averaging 52 x 150 ft., will be put up separately or in blocks, to suit purchasers. All well situated, commanding a fine view of the Harbour and City, many having beach frontage, nud pr'o'm'blr the last good block of eea frontage and freehold for sale at the North Shore, " Property for Absolute Sale. Terms :—One-fourth jCaah. Balanco may re main at 8 per cenc. GEORGE SIBBIN, . Auctioneer. - • J us t Opened, TWO CASES YANKEE HATS, (SAME AS LAST LOT). . Also, ONE CASE NIAGARA (very neat). STRAW HATS (a large assortment). SAMUEL McKAIG Begs to call the attention of the publio to his NJCW STOCK OB" RKADY-MADK CLOTH ING for the coming soason, which for style and price, ha 3 saldom been equalled in the trade, consisting of Men's, Youthte, nnd,Boy'fl Clothing; in the latest styles. Undoruotcd are a few of the leading lines :— Boy's Suita 10a Cd to 253 Youth's do ;. .. .. .. 16a Cd to 35s Men's Nelson Tweed Trousers 10b 9d "Very- Handsome Checks .. 15s 6d Trousers and Vests, superior value to any thing In the market. ORDER DEPARTMENT. This Department is now well stocked with T WEEDS and CLOTHS, and is managed by a Cutter of recognised ability, and Gentlemen can have their Clothing made to order in a few hours notice, in good style, and at moderate prices. . ' , .:■>■. TO CASH BUYKRS.—As I do not intend pushing; a credit trade, I am in the best possible position to crive Gentlemen every advantage Who prefer to pay cash, and who at the same time -wish to wear best goods cut and made with special care and attention. .. SHIRTS ! SHIRTS ! SHIRTS ! ",J Flax Shirts .. Is 9d, ss6d, 636a, 7s6d , Cambric Shirts .. 5s 6d, 63 6d, 7s 6d Flannel Shirts .. '4s 6d, 53 Cd, 6s 6d,;7s M ~ Extra size ~.. ... 6s 6d. 7s 6d, 83 6d. SCAJIFS; TIES- HtjilEßY, STUDS,; &c.; ! iLargaLots of the above to bo sold1 under cost, :a3J.am overstocked in this Department. >; ..■ . . Gentlemen wishing to purchase a variety of 'New Styles in LIN^CN COLLARS can have the ■pickof my SStockat'B3 per dozen—best quality procurable. «•!: ";■} -_' r ' •• '■■ ■■■ '■' '- ■ ■'■ ;'';/.,' : SAMUEL McKAIG, ;; M3DEKN-STRBKT, AUCKLAND. im, V) RAP ER V NO T I GE. F. TOMLINSON, i^. i; DRAPER, PARNELL, • Is now showing a large and well assorted stock of NEW GOODSj in every department for the SPRING AND SUMMER SEASONS 5 and from the unlimited amount of patronage received from all parts of Auckland, convinces him that HIS PRICES AEE MUCH LOWER THAN ANY/OTHER HOUSE IN AUCKLAND. Special Lines Just Opened :— White and Drab Corsets (double busks) at 3/ pair, worth 4./. ■ About 150 dozen White Blond Twilling, suit able for Ruchings, from id. doz,, regular price 2/to 3/doz. 1000 "yards of White Lawn Striped Muslins, nearly one yard wide, 'at 8d yard, good value at Is yard ~...,.,.,,.. .;."; Another parcel of the Fashionable Shades in Lustres (bright finish), in Brown, Prune,. Navy Blue, and Dark Green, at 1/yard, worth about 1/6 yard. : Another "parcel"of"my celebrated" make in . Black AJpacas (bright, finish and Re^: '■"' " versible), from 3d to 6d yafaV cheaper, than any house in Auckland. ..,:. I V ■'~;'•" >:■. ■' 'INSPECTION INVITED, r . ; ' F. TOMLI NS 6;N ,-j ' Paenell,Arcade, Drapery Establishment, ■■".', ■■ PARNEIJC. ,'". '' *''-';* '.''' Parcels sent'to all parts of the Town.< :, ,' . HYATT, CNp. 7, Grey-street, haa;im -7 ported < some- superior J Woollen Tweeds, per" Avona,7.<from.a first-ojass Manufacturer n KnglanS, aiSS is^prepared to. Bup.ply ; the publio i at English prices:—Lengtb. for .Trousers, 10s to ■ 3s 4d; length for Suit, '30s* to 42s Bd.



I>HA7irE^ THE /FOLLOWING NEW \ i AND OLD BARGAINS i-irfidiea 1 Ffecfaus, 6e; Costumes, Cs 6d; Men' hsnnsome plastic B-lts lOd; . do. Braoes, 1(M; Men's SHDerior Coloured Handk&fcliiefs, 4d; goori Socljs, 6d ; Children's do, 3d Upwards ; fresh lot of Ladies Kid Boots, 6s 6d to 8a; Ladiee' PruneJte Boots, ss, ss6d, 6s6d, 7s6d*, and a very few pairiof th celebrated S.W. Frunella do,at 8e 6d-rusual price, lls 6d■;' Children's do; size 10 to 18. 4a 6d ; dark colored leathers, 3d each; Boy's Hats, lOd to 2s; Tweed Trowsers. 7s 6d; Lawn Hand kerchief s, 4d; lot of Children^ Boots, cheap ; Turkey Twill, 8d a yard ;■ Wflsn Flannel,: Is 3d ; Ked do, Is ;: Hat Trimming.' Is 6d; Cleaver'a celebrated Honey Soap 2d a cake; Brown Windsor and' Glycerine do, the fame price, or seven for Is; Morley, and other Knitting Coiton 2salb; boxes of Paint f-r Christmas Presents, 6.-1. 9d, and ls;/Bag Purses, Id, 23, 4d, 6d, and Is; handsome' shank Ureas Buttons; (white), 3d and id. a dozen; Also, fresh lot of j other Coloured Buttons, the same price; Black Satin do as usual, 3d to6l a dozen;- Steel Pens, ls_6d a gross; Pen Holders, 4d a dozen; Superior Pencils, Id; Rosettes, 9d a pair; Frilling, 9d and la a yard ; Back Combs, Is; Rack Uombs, 3d; handsome good 20-keyed Concertinas for Christmas, 5s to 93 each; the Kaipara Plaid Shirts at 3a 6d are going fast; Barry's celebrated Tricopherous, Js id a bottle; White Shirts. 4s each. My Men's magnificent Black and Coloured Scarves at Is will soon be all gone ; Lad 168' Scarves, Is 6d, superior fringed ; bars of Glj carine Soap, Set. I have only about 5 pieces of Hamburg Net left at Is ; long wooden Crochet Hooks, 3d each ; other kinds, id ; good Note Paper as usual, 4.A a quire ; Envelopes, 25 for 3d; Pins, 3d a paper; large packets of Hair Pins, large or small, 2d a packet; Ink, Id a, bottle; Infant's black < loth Jackets, Is 3d; black Glass Buttons, 2d a dozen ; 60-inch Tape Measures, Id, worthed; W&tch Keys, six for Id ; Hair Oil, 6d a bottle ; Men's Stud Suites, 9d the sot; the Sc. James's Men's fashionable hard felt Hats, 4s ; soft Felt do, 2s and 2s 6d; Imy 4s Vesta are a' great bargain. The Hsir Pads, now I show thorn, ara going much better at 2d each; 12s Crinolines at Is 6d each ; White Stays reduced to Is 6d a pair; superior Coloured do, size 19 to 23, 3s ; superior large White do. for the fine women, size 27 to 35, 3s;. Ladies' White Stockings, 6d to 1b 6d; Stay Busks, 3d a pair ; Hat Ornaments, from 4d to 6d : a few Looking Glasses left at 4d ; Scent, 4d ; Tracing Braid, 21 a dozen yards ; Ribbon, Ui ; feather edge do, sdayard; Tick Binding, 6d a dozen ryards; Men's P/itrce Arthur Dux Collars, 6d per box. I am sorry to have so short an advertisement, but have to leave oft on sudden business, and will have a longer one next week. W. H. DAMPIER, ! Corner of Victoria and Hobson-streets. j^ADTlUffl TO THE PUBLIC. DR. BRIGHT'? PHOSPHODYNE. . Whereas it having become known to the Pro prietors of " Dr. Bright's Phosphodyne" that a Medicine, emanating from an unscrupulous London firm, is exported to India, China, &c, and foisted on purchasers as equal in efficacy to Dr. Bright's Phosphodyne, they feel it due to the public to specially caution them against this compound, and request their most careful attention to the following disti «ctive character istics of Dr. Bright's Phosphodyne :— Ist. That Dr. Bright's Phoaphodyne Is sold only in cases." 2nd. The words " Dr. Bright's Phosphodyne ara clearly blown in each bottle. 3rd. Tho Registered Trade Mark and Signa tuio of Patentee are printed on the label of every case. , 4th. Directions for v in all the following languages are enclosed each case—English, French, German, Italia Dutch, Spanish, Por tuguese, Russian, Danish, Turkish, Persian, Hindostani Madrasse. Bengalee. Chinese, and Japanese without which none cao possibly be Genuine. DR. BRIGHT S PHOSPHODYNE is the only reliable remedy for Nervous: and Liver Com plaints and all Functional Derangements. DR. BRIGHT'S PHOSPHODYNE is patron ised by the aristocracy and the elite, extensively used in the Army and Navy, and Btronglyre commended by the leading Medical Practl- DR. BRIGHTS PHOSPHODTNB is sold by all Chemists and Patent Medicine Vendors throughout the Globe. N.8.-Ask for DR. BRIGHT'S PHOSPHO DYNE, and do not be persuaded to takeany useless and Possible Dangerous Substitute. lWp O W APENED O UT> Ex Famenoth, AND JUST ARRIVED, , Per Glesloha, 25 CASES OF NEW SUMMER , CLOTHING, For Men, Boys, and Youths, From tho bolt Wcat End of London Houses made expressly to order for the Auckland market, and the equal of which has never been met with. Also, STRAW, HELMET, AND FRENCH FELT HATS, in great variety. Look Out for the " Bi«" Advertisement shortly. Come in and Gith a Trial. J. Levy, ■ MONSTER CLOTHING MART, ' 210, QUEEN-STREET Opposite McArthur's New Buildings. i '■ .'•- ■■■■■•' ■'■■''• ■ AUCKLAND STJSAM CONFECTION 'FACTORY1 AJtBERT-SIREET.i ■:.--.).■-vi-.-r. i.-Eti WATERS/.. \ tl-r .VCJwti v;C:O-N*KCT! ONER [' ■'[■. \ Begs to inform the public the following ! goods, manufactursd at his ;.- , ."y are guaran teed of guporior-quality to: any confectionery ! imported' intofAufeklaridV \ They contain! no in- < gr'edient Or ■ blouring matter' deleterious to i nealth:—,,,:■,,.;■■ ■■ OHI"'.- "''■ '■■■■' =':l v Dry Goods. ", Dry Goods—Continued i Co versation Lozenges Plain' Pipe ; Conversations Ringo Imperial Drops Thick Peppermints Good Words ';.'•. 'i Thin Peppermints ■ ■ , Cinnamon Comfits Fruit Lozenges . ; Chocolate Creams Fancy Lozenges London Mixtures Scotch Mixtures . Iceing Sugar Sugar Almonds. Persian Sherbert ISAJmonds Boiled Goods. Birds' Eggs' Mixed Lollies Carraw ay Comfits Sticks (assorted) Carraway do. (small) Barley Sugar Ginger Lozenges Barley Sugar Balls Extra Strong Pepper- Cushions mints Acid Drops Super. Extra Strong Best Acid Drops Pepperminta Rose Acid Drops Rose Lozenges Black Balls Aniseed Balls Indian Corn Cayenne Lozenge Black Almond Toffy Musk Lozenges Sweet Kisses Paregori Cough Lo- Red Cocoanut Ice zenges Red and White Coo oa Bathpipe - nut Ice Coalsfoot Rock Honey Toffy Gelatine Lozenges Matrimonial Toffy Juiubes Everton Toffy Liquorice : ■ Star and Love Rock Pink and White Sugar Imitation Strawberries fiCandy limitation Almonds Brown Candy. , .; Imitation Raspberries Horehound Candy - Cough Drops Nonpariel Comfits Tom Thumbs RegeritPipe ' Medicated Lozenges oi every description always it ,ii.'ti ii.:-.:. .'■:•- .on hand. ■'•' .: Waters' Chocolate; 20s. per dozen. ' One Shilling will be allowed for every tin re ,/,,,.•'.' •.-• turnedin good order. ' • WEDDING CAKE ORNAMENTS. BONBONS, v m -■ somebody's' Luggage, &o. :'-: ::.:TestimokjaXi.'" tii Provincial Laboratory, 'Auckland, Ootober 26, 1875.—MR^B. WATERS: Sib,—l have much pleasure in informing,:you, that after having' made a very-careful analysis of various samples of sweetmeats manufactured by you, I find that they are free from all adulteration, and that the' colouringi matters are r quite innocuous. With regard to: the Chocolate, I find that it is quite equal to ? the <best English ior i French prepara tions; andibeing entirely free from husk, it will fOrmoahi excellent article of diet for invalids, especially those suffering from' an impaired 'digestion.—l have the honour to be sir,' your obedient servt,, James M. Tunny rovincial Analyst



m H I S T L E ff /'(Pi B L, JL '..■■::•'. QUJfiEN-STREET •; t : ~;;. SPLENDID BARS AND SITTING-ROOMS. THE UP-STAIRS BAR | BI L LI A ITT) ';■■- X O tf M UNEQUALLED IN THE COLONIES. ' Xl L I T T L E, - ~-;.- ; PROPRIETOR. HE C RXTJSIiION HOTJSL, ■ ■ r CAMBRIDGE; :" First-class ■ Accommodation; fob Families, sample rooms fob commkbciaii GENTLEMEN. ■ .' :i' ' BEST RANDS WINKS AND * SPIRITS Ok Hand .'"- -iT; GOOD STABLING. Horses for Hire at, Moderate Charges. ED"WARD~HEWITT, Pboprietqk. - Ttf A TI,O NA L .JOT Q-Xft. CAMBRIDGE, WAIKATO. r Mr W. Walker, late mine host of the Com mercial Hotel, Hamilton, i-beg^ to inform his friends and the public generally that he haa assumed, the proprietorship of this well-known and favourite House', "Which-.he mtendß snail retain its position as a leading Hotel in the Waikato. . : • „ ■ ~, , , The Booms are large, lofty, vrell-ventilatea, and liberally furnished. . The Suites of Apartments for Families are first-class. . ■ ;•: .' 1 ■ The Show Rooms for Commercial Travellers, Allcock's Billiakd Table, and the Stabling Accommodation, are unequalled it the pro vince;, the latter being, under the superinten dence ol First-class Grooms. ; BUGGY AND SADDLE HORSES ON HIKE. The extension of the Railway to Hamilton makes Cambridge leas than one day's pleasure iourcey from Auckland. W. WALKER, PROPBIETOR. OA L MINKS HOTEL, HUNTLEY. willtawTrich ardson i Begs to inform Waikato settlers, and the travel ling public, that he has assumed the proprietor ship of the above Hotel, and is determined tc make it a first-class resort for. Tourists, Sports men, and others visiting ; the District, anc favouring him with their patronage. The best of Ales, Wines, and Spirits kept. W. RICHARDSON, Proprietor. "VTOTTINGHAM CASTLE HOTEL Jjl MORRINSVILLE, PIAKO. JOHN WOOD Begs to draw the attention of Tourists anc Travellers to the above New and Handsomely furnished Hotel,, in the centre of the magnificew Piako District. From this Hotel the Te Aroht mountain, and other bold and unrivalled scenery, may be gaz-d upon. Good Stabling. Secure Paddocks. Saddle Horses on Hire. J. WOOD. Proprietor. L. D. H" ATfIAN & C°- Agents, Auckland. A MEKIGAN SEWING MACHINES THE LARGEST SALE IN AUSTRALIA. Reduced Price List. • "THE HOME" SHUTTLE-LOCK-STITCH. THE PERFECTION OF MECHANISM Simple, Compact, Efficient, Durable, and Complete. It sews with the least possible amount of la boa and a Girl of Twelve Years can run it without fatigue. It is a Triumph » of Mechanical Genius. 1 THE HOME" SHUTTLE is the only practice Low-price Look-stitch Sewing Machine ever invented. This UNEQUALLED MACHINE uses straight needle, makes the "Lock-stitch" (alik on both sides), has a self-ad4usting tension, an> is adapted to every variety of sewing for an; wear, from the lightest muslins to the heaviest AND WILL EVEN SEW LEATHER ; \t Will Hem Fell, Bind, Cord, Braid, Beam, Trek, Rnfflee Hemstitch, and Gather. This Machine will sev on and gather at the same time, and will wori equally well on Silk, Linen, Woollen, and Cottoi Goods, with Silk, Tiinen, or Cotton Thread , It is not necessary for us: to onucavour to ac raot from the merits of any other machines. Wi claim to sell THE BEST FAMILY SEWINC MACHINE IN THE MARKET, without regan to 1 bioe, and we feel confident that whenove: persons wishing to buy Sewing Machines tha the 'HOME" SHUTTLE SEWTNG MACHINI a fair trial, in competition with other Machjna Will have tho preference. .:: .■ . : ty, i With the Machine is furnished—Hemme! Braider, Shuttle Bobbins, Oil Can, Oil, Screv driver, Five Needles, Guage, Table Clamp, anc directionsf or use. All securely packed in strong case with hinges. : .■<-,. .; ■ P RICK:^ Complete in box .. .. ... _-. „ .., £4 Oi With Table and Treadle .. .. .. ■J. £6 6i With Table and Treadle, Halt-Cabinet, with Cover, Lock and Key - ... a *7 7a In proof of I their superiority over all ofchei Machines, we guarantee them for fivi YBARB., ':.. -to ■'..■■--. ■•:•-.: I Where the genuine "HOME" SHUTTLE MACHINES, Btamped with our name, are noi procurable, 'We wiiQ send them direct to pur chasers on receipt of remittance or reference. L. D, NATHAN & CO . i; SOLE AGENTS, We have appointed the undersigned Sclc Retail Agent for' Auckland, where the Genuine Home Shuttle Machines are procurable by time payments. Illustrations, Specimens, and Tuition free of charge ."■■' ■■'; '■; ," '■:~v v '■''- ■'-'■'' \ .... - . ; J. V.BREDA, , !,.';;. r . ~,..'.,;. .. Shortland-Btreet. Xi;A;M, LL '£ O ;;»;.:•:. -.^rEA TjO ~-;„::.;' :,!:: sandes &:cdi f ,'\:- >: i ■■■■ .. .!•; ■ {CHEMISTS;'AND.DRUGGISTS,! |sg9|Are Just; Opening Out a Largo Stookjot uolc ZI-Drugs, Chemicals if" .;•;.■■.•.-. :.r I i.-.■■■■:• > H^S Homcepathio Medicines ■■■■■■, iy.%.:: ■] "2;SurgicalAppliances i:;o: i- ;■ ir ": : ■■.'(,.: : .■.■■.;•,■■.•. ;'.;.... Requisites ■' ■; \yw-- -S\ \ ■ STATIONEKY : >\ :>;■:!■:..•; -.--. \ »c': ■ i, Japanese Ware, Toys i"i "l:,o,:.) I Tobacco Cigars, Fancy Goods ' '■. , i > Brushware ' -, -.■>■:■ -.■■■ ! :, ,;•>> i Fan. tiOfe. . ■ !.'.■ ■■ (:«.■■,'/ ■■■ ■'• :•; ■-.■ .Sponges, &c, &0./ . : And are prepared to Supply all Goods of the Be at Quality, and at Auckland Prices. tsar Agent: AuoKLANDBvicNiNa Star W' II LIAM np H O MflA S ".';"... . . ' ■ - ' X-' ■'■ MONUMENTAL, MARBLE, AND STONE MASON, Inscriptions Cut. Accurate and Beautif v Designs of Monuments and Tombs, Iron Rails, and Headstones, for warded on application in Town or Country. All work packed carefully, and put onboard ship If required. Work done by First-class Workmen, and none but Best Class of Material used, and no Deception. ■ Address: . CORNER OF LORNE AND "VTCTORIA-ST. EAST, Auckland. And at Augustus-street Shortland, ; Thames; CSOUTH BRITISH INSURANCE IO COMPANY CAPITAL, £1,000,000. Buildings of every description, and Contents Insured. Wool from Sheep's Back or Shipping Port London. Vessel?, Freight, Gold, Grain, Gum, and Cargoes enerally Insured to and from London, the Colonies, America, China, Mauritius, the Islands, &c. ■ '■ " ■ :" -■ uu-tr .".•jeet . ■ . ■.->•■>... Lowest Current1 EAiESi- 1' ■' Head Office, Auckland. • ii j" - . :■■.;,!.-!..-.,.'.:a £-i.:t ( ~;.: \ y->• -A.-BOARDMAN;;' ;• '■•'■ ■•"':''■■ -!' -■'■■■'/. - lj ' -';''' J'' 1:; ;y<;-'^ ■ "a'i, Mftf RgOf ' €i R ICiK.E.Xr -^GrKil CX E T!V /-: .^'kt •;.l>-:!.(ii:.| :-* rrr-.ifi-iV.:f,"';U,ii-.; '■ - J;;;tjl"' ■V.-: V. - W,"i!:;.Wi'uß-P BlKlfll^. j -«IOO.« -■■'. ■■■ 98, QtrEEN-STREETi;':AUOKI^tND, " " IMPORTER OFHAVANNAH ANBMANILLA __••._..■ CIGARS,' -' v ■-!.■ ■' 1 ''-■ ■■:.: Ha3 i just received a : consignment of Cricketing '■material -from' the. ' best makers specially chosen; for-the importer bycthe cele brated Austrahan cricketer. ivir.C.BANNEHMAN: Bllhard Requisites and Foot-balls on hand •Wh. *.* * Hi's-* Jlj.tsJ?



-Xji ~O ORT E R &f^ O. FURNISHING IRONMONGERS, THtrKLAsrb Castle, Loch .Übk, and Emily Chaplin,— ,■?. .., ' : L'ARG SfITPMJENTS of ■;■' ';- ''; '. ■- '■■' URNISHING IRONMONGERY, - The whole which hay been carefully selected in the European and -American j Markets. Pur chasers Greatest Variety and Largest ock of Furnishing1 Ironmongery in Auckland, andthegoodsnowoffereq ar6 theßEST value er offered in this market. ■- i: I BEDSTEADS. French ana Half-tester Iron and Brass Bed steads, with improved foot^rail; Child's Cots and Bedsteads. : • ■ i FENDERS. : ronzed and Berlin Black Dining and Drawing Room Fenders, with real bronze mountings; Nursery, Bedroom, and Kitchen Fenders. . FIRE IRONS. Steel Ormol Head and Kitchen Fire Iron Pokeretten, oal Vase Tongs, &c, &c LAMPS. Bronzed, Real Bronze, and China Vase I-amps with Hinks' Duplex, Queen, Eclipse Ann capnic, and American Burners, German Reading Lamps, Sec, &c, . GAS FITTINGS. AN ENTIRELY. NEW STOCK of CHANDE LIERS and BRACKETS, of ENGLISH and FRENCH DESIGNS. Gas Heating Stoves, for Flat and Tailors' Irons &c, &c. : : STOVES. AMERICAN "PASSPORT" COOKING STOVES, with cr without hot water attach- SMITH&WELLSTOOD'S COOKING STOVES of Sill Riyps * ■ LEAMINGTON RANGES, from 3 feetto 5 feet 6 inches, with or without covings and plate REGISTER GRATES. Berlin Black and Fine Cast, best finished, with tiles and bright beads. CUTLERY. J. Rogers and Son's, Lock wood's, and P. Wai ton's Ivory Table Knives, White Bone, Stag and Black Knives and Forks, Pocket Knives, Scissors Ef.ECTRO-PLATED WARE Tea and Coffee Services, Cruet and Pickle Frames, Breakfast Cruets, Sardine and Bis cuit Boxes, Fish Carvers, Fruit Knives, Candlesticks, Knife Rests, Butter Knives, Salvera, Egg Frames, Kettle Stands, Tart Servers, Orange Saws, Crumb Scoops, &C, &c, plated on Nickel Silver. BRUSELWAKE. DAWSON'S BEST Hair Brooms, Scrub and Bannister Brusbers, Paint Brushes, Turks Heads, Flue Brushes, Horse, Dandy, and Spoke Brushes. &c &c. MATS. * Prison-made Cocoa Fibre, Brush, and Open Door Mate, Wool-bordered Mats and Slips. BATHS. Hip, Sponge, Shower, Foot. Child's, and Plunge Baths; Ewamelle^ Cast Iron Plunge Baths &c. &c JAPANNED WARE. Japanned Iron and Beßt Paper Tea Trays Waiters, Toilet Sets, Boiler Fillers. Cash Boxes, Lanterns, &c : • . Britannia Metal Tea and Coffee Pots, MB3tard Pots. Candlesticks. &c, &c. GARDEN TOOLS, Flower Pot Stands, Brackets, Feic Standeand Boxes, Moss Baskets, Ivy Stands, Plan Sprinklers, Fnmigators, American Garden Tools, in sets, and Trowels, Rakes, Hoes, Spades, &c. Galvanized Iron Wire Netting for Fowl Houses, &c Sec WoodBREAD Platters, Butter Coolers Tea-. pot Stands, Bread Knives, &c. Kenrich and Sons' Tinned and Enamelled Hol loware, with patent covers NOBLE'S DYNAMITE, KREB'S LITHO FKACTEUR, Blasting andSportlngPowder Cans, Single and Donble-barrel Guns, Load ing. Coputng, and other Sporting requisi es MANTIiBPIECEB. ; White Marble and Enamelled Mantlepioces for Dining, Drawing, and Bedrooms, in great variety. XMPERIAL SCHIEDAM SCHNAPPS De. Hassall's Report. ! The Analytical and Sanitary Institution 54 Holborn Viaduct, E.C., London, 9th May, 1877. Report on a Sample of Imperial Schiedam Sen napps, received from Mr. H. J. Hart.- We have subiected a sample of the aboye T v named article to a very careful chemical analysis and examination. . •■'..'. ■ • The results of the analysis, w,hich are set forth In a separate report, show that this spirit is of good strength, practically free from acidity, and that it contains but traces of solid matter in solution. It possesses a delicate and agreeable aroma, p.iid a pure and mild taste. Mr; Hart's Schiedam Schnapps is a very superior article of its class, is well purified, and quite genuine. (Signed) Arthub H. Hassaix, M.D. Author of " Food Adulteration." Henttb, F.C.S. Physicians. e O '•fid'/'W^ IilTß»'nlf ill itllSir Hi Wm. Jo.HNsojjr's Reipoet. ";' } , Government Analyticalliaboratory, 1' <:i „ '--"""C. 'Melbourne,.23rdJuly,! 1877;;^ Henri J. Hart, Esq. ■,; \': "'- i:; ' q,i ff - Sir, —I have the honour to relpbrt'for-yonr in formation that the sample of Imperial Schiedam Schnapps forwarded by you to mo has been sub mitted to a searching chernicar analysis^ and' critical examination; the resulfcr6f which enables me to state that it is the Finest Sample off Schnapps that £as as yet come under my notice. _ It has a-pure;fragrant odour, and isabsolutely" free from any, trace of fusil praother injurious impurity, and has evidently; b'eerijdistiJied from • superior rye grain, always used ipstead of malt in the production: of the choicest .qualities 'of fechnapps. It is very smooth to-the palate; and! in this respect compares favourably with other samples offered for sale. , It may be advised as equally suitable for medical or economic pur-: POSeS.' - . ■ , ; ~■,.-. ■ -, .~■ Vjq , . . i!":^. :■: I have the honour to be, &c, - (Signed) Wm. Johnson, Analytical Chemist to the Government of Victoria, s .--,■; This Pure Medical Spirit, Superior to any n ;he Market, and Lower in Price, is offered to the Public under the full conviction that it will supersede all others now in use. A TRIAL IS EARNESTLY SOLICITED. OWEN & GRAHAM, MERCHANTS, AGENT FOR AUCKLAND. DE V I T « . GUNMAKER, 24 4, QUEEN-STBESTj Opposite the Market. „, ON SALE, tN STOCK— ;■ • ' ■ Single and Double Breech-loading and Mua loading Fowling Pieces. »»=* sust5 ust ? e?eiyed, ex Late Arrivals- Best Brands in Gunpowder Shot, Hley's Double Waterproof; Caps, Car ridge Cases, Wadding. Patent Shot Con oentrators •■; ■'■* < •; vhzoti i -;'' ■'■• Cylinder Wire_C_arJ;ridgeß, for Breeoh-ioadla I . .ShofGuns , I v.. a Gun Gases, Waterproof Covers V.! . Gametßags,&o. : . .:■•. v-rot:.: a;'{''■ ] f ':' Broech-loading Implements; of eylery* aoso a "■•-j tion,. ' . ."' "".' "■.■■■": * ...;••-.• tj Patent Crdlled Shot I.'- '' -v '• : Breeoh-loading Revolvers and Am • nnltibri [jlofanijrySwoJds ■ oti>i uira .(jorJi :"t-' ;ii FlßhingTaokJe ~,.„./, ! ovnsl • Kreworkß. ,'! ,%'-' I v?c J. A BERDEEN POLISHED. GRANITE xl'.";Tn' : MONUMENTS,.;.'-, , ~ { dsmi __ - !JJ-InEed and Bltje; prom £5, \■ f . 1 (Tree on board ship to any part of New Zealakd ; . ; ."i Inscriptions Accurate and Beautiful." , Lists and Prices free from JOHN LKGGE Sculptor, Aberdeen. Scotland.



'~ .-.:!.;■!- "■:. >^e& wflffff^l'vj ~.. ;.■■ ■■■.■, ■■ --> - . • r it" 0 : • ■ Ar?C 'T .■ ■ " ■- f: . V^gt>\^*' "^v*©nL' ' '■' ; '■■:': '' ' \3V AUCKLAHO. JBJ shirts Mace to Order by -W, ' ..' ',.■ : MENT Only. iyr'tr^E. J^TTCE! AN D TURKISH BATES .. Open Daily, from 9 a.m. td BtjW Mf 'Day: Thursday, from 9a. ffl y"«U fi " Thursday Evening reserved for Gents The following BATHS are given; ~Tn»w .. Vapour v,ith Oxygen, Sulphur Bat^Sll Hot-air, Oxygen, Warm Bath u*®, ufeo Current, Bran Batb, Wet Sheet Prf^1"0 Pack, Hot Fermentations, Sitzs Baft ,nT? a coM), Shower Bath {hot or cold, Via £? ot Hydropathic Treatment. ' ■?** Beneral N.B.—The Bathß will open on Monflsw «. 21st instant, for Young Ladies, from finl'lP* p.m.. for the Summer Season. Price/fc 7. Price on Saturday afternoon to'lo'n'nvia? ™V to 23. (Great reduction by taking Tickete)? K. D. SYKES, ■ Proprietor and General Manage! In Daily attendance from 13 a.m. to 5 n m WIRE GAUZK BLINDS, Ann PERFOrat ZNIC BLINDS, IiAY BEfiSn AT AT THE ..,..,.■; ,-i AUCKLAND VENETLAJCBLINd MANUFACTORY * CORNER OF COOK AND GREI-STRKWra Of any dimensions, in any niunber fromOna to a Hundred, within a given time, jrf the best quality, and reasonable prices and sent to all parts of New Zea land. Terms cash. Estimates returned by Post ■"- ; A. &A. BUSBY ;, (Late M. Hortbn BubbV) VENETIAN BLIND MAKERS AND Wra WORKERS, WUt Corner of Cook and GBOT-BTBBBrg. ~iw M ONT /jft^Wg) CORNER OP, > ; f!L DARBY jSTREET, HAS O_ P;Ejr ED! AND WILL LEND MONET, IN 'LARGE OR SMALL SUMS, :rftS^ ft* ON ' '-■' '{'■"•"I -'.W;V\ CLOTHING, JEWELLERY,: AND;.EVERY DESCRIPTION OF GOODS, at the Lowest Rate op Interest.; Note the Address;'! j CORNER OF DARBY. STREET. a" FFTTTs, • IMPORTER ;' iUS . QUEEN-STREET.' : - HAND AND TREADLE....: HA N■ D M ACH I. ifoE ißjjf **■ 10» The Most Superb Machines in the .World. Challenges comparison with any, and'gives. ■'■■■■■ worth more extras, free of charge. | Time Payments. One Month's Free IBUV Also, Always on Hand,;• j The Princess of Wales (ArmuandPlatfonn WHICEIJEE& Wilson, SiNaßß,.Epw^ v ■ ; and other good makea.^v-^ ROYAL W ASHIN G AND; WRINGING MACHINES, Magio Lanterns, Mangms, &c, &c, &c.' _ ■ . I .Great Machine -Depot, j '■:l . .QUEEN-STREET, i -air. . GH A RLE S B L'-O'MflEIiD, WAKEFIELD-STHEET, '-U*-; __ . . ' DEALER IN. OILS, COLOURS,iGLASS, &a A Large and Varied Stock of I'AP^ HANGINGS, in Choice Designs, a^iYOT Cheap . i ~ • ■ ■ '•■ ■ :„{.: -■■sUii 'i-o E!'i« ~ Scrim, Hessian, Tacks, Mixed Paints, « Turpentine, Tarnishes, Brushes, $;c,;,alwaysoii handat'lowest-rates.1 ■■ "' '* "';* , aV- o Paintingsof New Zealand Scenery,incln|ng some romantic fiewß taken at Wbangaroa, t^ ; . of Islands, Waikato, and the pot Lakes; uxo-, graphs, ehromos, and Engravib^, r at a grea reduction; j •' •!'-'.' u-' Gilt and Stained Mouldings.;; j.;; . Picture Frames, on hand, or made ro Oiaer, ''"'Notethe'address:— '' '■• Jlii' 2i. -:;' '. ;.i CHARLES BLOMFIELD, nnR SIGN; WRITER AND GKNERAfciHOUSB DECORATOR,r,,,fna Foot of Wakefield-sxbeet, ■ '•■;■■ Atjcklanp'. ' ' 'J!.-';_^_—— %T^. FAULDER;SoleContfact«rtottC JXJL Oily Council for the1 Einto^« CldseAs,'Pi-ivy Boxes,: Cesspits, * to attend:punctuaUy to;aU:reque*3iregw^g :the above. Persons desmng^iW.jiajp^ef 1 : places attended to, either weekly, i torto^gh^ u otherwise; can have the same: &pnBMK»»m , notice, either verbal or: written,"'-WgJi Inspector: of Nuisances, Clty,CoimoU w™ Queen-streot -.:,•- :-__L^li ? r-pf' ■^O ; Ti CE, OF. B E-M.O.V Al* A. LOVETT, ■TAttOß^iinjjjgg. . Has REMOVED his TAILORING W^o» to those Premises, next door: to Ws ■s?££■■■■ Establishmsnt, two doors -*WsS&?^ ■ and nearly opposite the Market Entran.ce. : A. LOVETT, --'i. TAILOR AND DRAPER^ i ; Wellkslky House, Wellesley-gggglu-- fgVtiE CITY OF AUGKLAW^;.: JL ING & CLEANING ESTABLISHMEN 1' Richmond, and Wellesley-strbkt MBT {Established 1861.) ~, W; EDGAR, PKOPKraT°f_''4tronage While thanking the Pul)hofortliW«^ during the past U years, W. EdSaLWO%V to inform them that he has now; on lana a d . plete stock of the very best and fast^tay™. that, with his appliances in w^cn t e csn adopted every nodern 'mprovementi "^g^ turn out his wors of a quality not to be es 1 , m W. E. has fust received 1 newest dyes for the most fashionable cow v Shawls, Opera Cloaks, JBabies Dresses, Mm &c, &c. , "^Hwdani Silks and Satin .Dresses cleaned, pi \f^ei s well finished. Ostrich Feathers cleaneao^. any sh>ide and well curled. Gentlemen 8 <■» Ur ? ing cleaned, dyed, well pressed, ana. ne repaired at short notice. Sheepakm OT cleaned, or dyed. .^ ~ ■ Orders left at the City Establishment, w ■« ley-street East, will meet with prompt; are^ Ladies and Gentlemen waited uponbyl^ heir address, personally, or by pogi^^grffjS ■ JAMILTOW, RAILWAY^NOI^ B. ED^RDS;;^^ | Begs to Inform the^pubUo'thatft^^^v Ing .12.J passengers ; and a*st^ B Ma«i»' ] brain arriving from Auckland. 0» I ablei Li Special' Carriages Pro^aiS&nW 1 infltrnotionß! beiiiK sent_jP^°|*^^viv r ' LIVBRr AND BAIT STABtKSi