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MONDAY NOVEMBER 18. T|HP HAYMA RXE T. KIIHE FIRST WOOL SALE OF THI S fCASON will be held on Monday, 18tt November, for about 250 B A L E s- All Woo to be in Store for Catalogue or Thursday, 14th November. ALFRED BUCKLAND. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 20. THE DBUBT YARDS. DESIRABLE FARM WITHIN EASI REACH OF AUCKLAND. EOR SALE, at Drury, on Wednesday 20th instant, at 1 o'clock, The FARM, containing 412 acres, securely fenced, and divided into paddocks hitherto used as the accommodatioi paddocks at Drury. Will be shewn on application to Ed. Murphy at the Drury Sale Yard. Two-thirds the purchase-money can reman secured on the property at 8 per cent, pc annum interest, Also, 81 acres unfenced on the Waiuku road, nex tne railway. ALFRED BUCKLAND. MONDAY, NOVEMBER 18. FREEHOLD BUSINESS PROPERTY WAKEFJELD-STREET. FREEHOLD BUILDING ALLOTMENT WYN DHAM-STREET. THREE COTTAGES, ALBERT STREET, NEWTON. ALLOTMENT AND BUILDING; OTAHUHU. Farm Sections, Taurauga, Waikiekie. Arapopua, Dairy Flat, WhangamaruiOj Whangarei Heads. The subscribers will sell, at the Land Mart street, on Monday, 18th inst., at 12 o'clock. mHE FOLLOWING FREEHOLL 1 PROPERTIES: WAKRFIELD-STKKET. — Allotment, 3c feet frontage, situated immediatelj opposite Messrs. Garrett Brothers' pro perty. with shop and two-storej dwelling-house thereon, divided into twe by a 3-toot passage, lined, papered, anc ceiled throughout. Good well on the property, never dry. "WYNUHAM-STREBT.—Allotment, 22 feel frontage, adjoining Mr. J. J. Swinner ton's new premises. ALBE KT-STREET.NKWTON.—ThatFree hold Property situate at the rear of Mr, C. Wood's, Butcher, Symonds-street being Lots 18 and 19 of sub-division oi Allotment 4, Section 7, Suburbs, 69 feel froDtage to Albert-street, by 115 deep, with the three cottages thereon erected, partly lately occupied by Mr. Martin. VILbAGK OF OTAHUHU.-Part of Lot 2, 43 feet frontage to the Great South Boad, near the Criterion Hotel with the large shop and dwelling-house thereon erected. PARISH OF TE PAPA, TAUKANGA.- AUotment 471, containing, 50 acres.l PARISH OF TE PUNA, TAURANGA.- Aliotment 141, containing 50 acres, is situate about 7 miles from Tauranga, ob the Katiltati Road, and fronts the Waioapa River. DAIKR FLAT, WAINUI.—Lots 205, 206, 207,210, and part of 211, containing 39c acres. PARISH OF WAlKlEKlE.—Allotments 11 and 12. 60 acres, about 5 miles from Mangapai landing place, fronts the Tokatoka Road. PARISH OF ARAPOHUE, WAIROA RIVER,—Part of Lot 2,160 acres. ""'PARISH ON WHAN GAMARINO, ""**■ WAlKATO.—Allotment?, 139. 50 acres. PARISH OF MANIA, WHANGAREI HEADS.—Allotment 71, 51 acres. SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, Auctioneers. " MONDAY, DECEMBER 2. THE PUKEKOHE CATTLE SALE. THE FIRST SALE, by the undersigned, will be held on Monday, December 2, at twelve o'clock. And, Regular Monthly Sales after that date, on the first Monday in each month. ALFRED BUCKLAND. MONDAY, NOVEMBER 18. EIGHT-ROOMED HOUSE AND FREE HOLD ALLOTMENT, GRAFTON ROAD. TWO ALLOTMENTS KENNY'S PAD DOCK, ONEHUNGA. THE Subscribers will sell at the Land Matt, Fort-street, on Monday, 18th inßt., at 12 o'clock, That Comfortable eight-roomed HOUSE, with - slated roof, situate in the Graf ton Road, immediately below Mr Sawkin's store, erected on Lot 1 of the Subdivision of part of Suburban Allotments 7 and 8, Section 18, 36 feet frontage by 180 feet deep. KENNY'S PADDOCK, ONEHUNGA.—Lots 137 and 138, 80 feet frontage to Cameron street, and facing Nixon-street. samuel;cochrane & son, Auctioneers. . ~~ WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 20. THE DRURY CATTLE SALE will take place on Wednesday. 29th instant. vrh&n a larger muster than usual of -~-. Store Cattle will be offered. Also, , A Securely-fenced Farm of 412 acres. And, .. An Unimproved Farm of 81 acres. ALFRED BUCKLAND. IiIONDAY, NOVEMBER 25. By Order of the Trustees of the. General Trust Board. SIX LARGE BUILDING ALLOTMENTS ST. STEPHEN'S ROAD, PARNELL. TO BE LEASED FOR 60 YEARS THE Subscribers have received instruc- j tions from the Trustees of the General I Trust Board of the Diocese, to offer for lease by public auction, at the Land Mart, Fort-street, on I Monday, 25th inst., at 12 o'clock, for building purposes, for a term of 60 years, I That Valuable Block of Land situated in St. J Stephen's Road, Parnell, adioining Bishop's Court, and known as Figg"s I Estate, subdivided into six large allot- I ments, viz.:— I Upset Price I per annum. I & S. d. I Lotl.—lo7linfes frontage toSt. Stephen's I Road, containing 1 rood 13 perches 12 10 0 Lot 2.—100 links to St. Stephen's Road, by 310 links to Private Road, con tains 1 rood 9 perches 12 10 0 Lot 3.—100 links to St. Stephen's Road, by 310 links to Private Road, con tains 1 rood 9 perches 15 0 0 Lot 4.—107 links to St. Stephen's Road, . contains 1 rood. 15 perches .. .. 15 0 0 Jjot 5.—250 links to Private Road, con tains 2 roods 8 perches .. .. .. 15 0 0 liOt 6.—250 links to Private Road, con tains 2 roods 2 perches 12 10 0 I N.B. — The Auctioneers desire to call the | especial attention of intending bidders to the extra large size of these allotments, and to the ■view to be obtained from them, which can scarcely be excelled, and which render them the I most desirable leaseholds for residence sites yet offered to the public in that suburb. j Plans and terms of lease can be seen at the Offices of ; I SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, : . . Auctianeers. {'. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 15. j 10 SHARES WAIKATO STEAM NAVI- ". GATION AND COAL MINING M COMPANY. I FTIHE subscribers will sell, at their Rooms, i JL Fortotreet, To-morrow (Friday), the 15th I a instant,at 12o'clock, ■-..-., !.r 14 18 Shares in the Waikato Steam Navigation & and Coal JUlning company. - 5 ■' SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, [f, Auctioneers. I 5}



PUBLIC NOTIFICATION SALE OF RURAL LANDS. At the Crown Lands Office, Auckland, on MONDAY, the 18th day of November, 1878, at the hour of 11 o'clock in the forenoon. SCHEDULE. Parish of Awitu (South Head of Manukau Harbour). Lot 124, 181a.; 125, 128a. 3r. lip.; 126, 29a. 2r. 32p. ; 127, 92a. 2r. 31p. ; 128, 104a. 2r. 18p. ; 129, 84a. 3r. 36p.; 130, 123a. 3r. 32p.; 131, 104a. Or. 17p.: 132, 87a. 3r. 37p.; 134, 129a. Or. 10p.: 135,138a. Or. 37p.; 136,95a. Or. 15p.; 137, 87a. 2r. Bp.; 140, 51a. 2r. Description of Land: 124. Very broken, nearly all heavy timber, puriri, &c, no water. 125. Very good soil, slightly broken, well timbered and watered. 126. Very good soil, well timbered, puriri, karaka and other timber, well watered. 127 Very good soil, rather broken, fern, puriri kai-aka and other timber. 128. Soil good, rather broken, principally fern land, some timber, puriri, &c, watered. 129. Land of good quality, portion much broken, portion undulating, woll timbered. 130. Land of very good quality, por tion much broken, portion undulating, well timbered. 131. Good land, portion undulating, portion very broken, well timbered and watered. 132. Very rich soil, well wooded, chiefly soft ■woods, not much water. 134. Land of good quality, well wooded, with a few kahikatea trees near swamp, rather broken, but well watered. 135. Very; broken, soil, good, heavily timbered with puriri, karaka, and other soft woods. 130. Very rich land, undulating, partly wooded and watered. 137. Very good land, nearly all open, some timber, puriri, and other soft woods, watered. 140. Land of average quality, well watered, small area of soft wood, much broken. Parish op Waihana (Whakatane District). Lot 275, 245a.; 276, 225a.; 277, 300a.; 280, 250a.; 281, 282a.; 282, 276a.; 283, 100a. Third-class Land: Lot 275, 482a.; 279, 747a. Description of Land: 275. One-fourth swamp, remainder broken, fern and bush hills, soil good, bush consists of rata, tawa, rimu, pukatea, rewa rewa, and manuka. 276. One-third swamp, raupo, toetoo, and flax, remainder broken, fern and bush hills, soil good, bush as in 275, 4 acres of good kahikatea. 277. One-third swamp, raupo, toetoe, and flax, re mainder broken, fern and bush hills, soil good, bush as in 275, lj acres of good kahikatea. 278. Very broken, fern and bush hills, with some swamp, toetoe, fit for run when cleared. 279. Very broken, with the exception of land on Waunana River, bush as in 275, good manuka bush on flats of river. 280. One-half swamp, toetoe and raupo, remainder broken, fern and bush hills, soil good, mixed bush. 281. One-third swamp, remainder broken, forn and bush hills, soil good, bush consisting of tawa, rata, rimu, puriri, and pukatea. 282. One-third swamp, do., do., do., a little bush, mixed as in 281. 283. All swamp, but good laud when drained. Uretara Island — Ohiwa (Parish of Waimana). Lot 284,181a. Description of Land: The soil is generally of a light, sandy nature, of good quality, covered with fern and tupaki; the portions near the beach at north end are wet at spring tides. Parish of Waioeka. Lot 76, 20a.; 244,50a. Parish of Makarau (Kaipara District). Lot 69,172a.; 74, 66a.; 94, 61a.; 95, 87a. Description of Land: These lots contain valuable kauri timber. Parish of Waivkv West (Otaua Creek). Lot 115, 30a.; 146, 50a. Description of Land: Level, covered with kahikatea bush. £1 an acre upset price for the above lots. Parish of Ruapekapeka (Kawakawa, Bay of Islands). Lot 45, 183a. Upset price, £2 an acre. Description of Land: Nearly all swamp, with a kahikatea forest growing in it. The whole of it is subject to flood, and is difficult to drain, but when drained the soil will be of excellent quality. Parish of Opahehe. Lot 165,202a.; 168,178a. 170, 168a. 2r.; 171,184a. Description of Land: Undulating, covered with bush. Upset price, £1 an acre. Parish of Whangamarino. Lot 192, 101a. Upset price, £1 an acre. Parish of Koheroa-. Lot 104, 100a.; 105, 98a. Description of Land: Land of good quality, chiefly fern, with a few patches of bush in the heads of the gullies. Parish of Pukekohe. Lot 62, 27a. lr. Bp. Upset price, £CB. Description of Land: Level, soil good; three-fourths swampy; 10 acres bush. Parish of Mangatawhiri. Lot 176, 63a. 3r. 19p. Upset price, £1 an acre. Description of Land: Undulating, covered with bush. Parish of Wainuiototo (Pungapunga Block, near Whangapaua Harbour). Lot 8, 167a.; 9, 181a. Description of Land: Undulating, timbered. Upset price, £1 an acre. Note.—Plans may be seen, and further par ticulars of the Land obtained, on application at this office. Terms of Sale:—One-fourth of purchase money to be paid at time of sale, and the balance within one month thereafter. Crown Grant fees to be paid on completion of purchase. ■pUBLIC NOTIFICATION. Crown Lands Offlcd, Auckland, October 11,1878. The following parcels of Land will be offered for Lease (for depasturing purposes only) by public auction, at this ofßce, on MONDAY, the Bth November next, at the hour of 11 o'clock in the forenoon. D. A. TOLE, Commissioner of Crown Lands. BAY OF ISLANDS DISTRICT. Tunapohepohe and Patnnui Blocks, containing 2548 acres (third-class lands). Upset price per annum, £22. MANGONUI DISTRICT. North part Puheke Block, 5000 acres (third class lands). Upset price per annum; £5. ■'; ■ South part Puheke Block? 10,000 acres (third class lands). Upset price per annum, £10. N.B.—Terms of lease, 21 years. Rent to be paid yearly in advance. The whole or any portion of these lands may at any time during the currency of the lease be resumed by the Waste Lands Board for the purposes of occupa tion or selection. MONDAY, NOVEMBER 18. CITY MART. ( EXTENSIVE SALE OF UNREDEEMED PLEDGES, JEWEL- / LERY, GOLD AND SILVER . WATCHES, DIAMOND RINGS, a CLOTHING,WEARING APPAREt,, &c, &c. ; A. G. GRANT HAS received instructions from Mr J; Hart, Pawnbroker, Victoria-street, to 3eJl by auction on Mondbynext, at 11 o'clock, The following UNREDEEMED PLEDGES, pawned with him on the dates specified a9under:— 1877. 120-Oct. 25—5.0. F.L. Watch, Gold Albert , 156-Nov. 6-G.H-G. Watch ! -1 171— „ B—Set Gold Studs ■• f 189— „ 13-S.O.F.G. Watch • -*■ 205— „ 17—G.H.L. Watch ' ~ &' 208— „ 17—S H.L. Watch, flair Albert G] 233— „ 23—S.H.G. Watch, Steel Albert ■ ?. E 243— „ 24—2 Gold Albert » , tv 264— „ 29-S.H.L. Watch an 265— „ 29—Gold Ring, Albert, and Seal ? ?? 339—Dec. 12—0.F.5.G. Watch, Gold Albeit, and Ja ■ Locket ■■■ • ■ * •<:. . ■■:?'■;•.;■.: j ' " . J76— „ 18—Earrings* Locket, Pin and Ring, 112— „ 27—5.0. F.L. Watch , j %■; 39— M 29—Surveyor's Compass 30— ~ 29—S.H.L. Watch nnd Albert 1 X 31— „ 26—Sewing Machine. > ; . , 54--Jan. 2—Gold Necklace ' - | Co •>«?— » 19—gentleman's Dressing Case i \ 65- _,„ 20-Revolver J ..> 10^-V,, 21-Gold Ring Ro 17— „ 22—S.G.H. Watch ' pei 19- „ 23—5.0. H.V. Watch 61b



r*rr.-.* ,tMt -rrrv-V V.^-f 592- „ 24—Gold Locket '■'"■;: ! 674—Feb. 4-S.H.H. Watch » , . 678- „ 4-GoldPin . ; j 713- „ 12—G.H.L. Watch ! 714— „ 12—Diamond Brooch and Ring . ! 731— „ 17—3 Rings and Brooch ■•■.,-, \ 739— „ 18-Clbok ... . ; 756— „ 23—Silver Albert 757— „ 23 S.H.L. Watch, Gold Albert ; i 767— „ 25-Sexton , 1 784— „ 25—Gold Pencil Case and Coin 786— „ 25—Cruet Hat and Clock 787—Mar. 2—S.H.L. Watch, Brass Albert 788— „ 2—Medal 9791— „ 2—S.H.L. Watch, Gold Albert «798— „ s—Ladies Diamond King " ",''"■'• 816— „ B—Telescope . Midi \ 817— „ B—Gold Ring i 822— ~ B—Marine Glas3 ! 823— „ 9—G.O.r.L. Watch 831— „ 11—Gold Ring 732— ~ 11—Revolver 851— „ 15—set Gold Studs ' 855- „ 16—2 Books, " Round the World" 859— „ 15-H.O.F.V. Watch 860— ' „ 16—Teapot 861— „ 18—1 pair Gold Earrings 809— „ 18—Clock 870- „ 18-1 pair Gold Earrings ! 878— „ 19—Diamond Ring BSO— „ 19—Wedding Ring and Keeper 891— „ 20—Gold Pin 894- „ 20-Signet Ring 9i4— „ 23—Half-dozen P. Forks and Cruet 928— „ 26—Silver Chain ■ 954— „ 29-Gold Ring 957—April I—Set Studs 976— „ 1-Seed Sower 987— ~ 3—S.H.G. Watch, Steel Albert 989— „ 3-H.G. Watches and Chain 991— „ 3-Bracelet and Wedding Ring 995— „ 3—Silver Brooch 1014— „ 3-2 Books 1017— „ 8-S.O.F.G. Watch 1021- „ 9-Wedding Ring K-30— ~ 9-Gold Necklace and Locket 1037— „ 9—Plaited Liquor Stand 1013- „ 12-10 Pictures 1044- „ 12—S.H.L. Watch 1048- „ 15-S.O.F.V. Watch 1073— „ 17—Keeper Ring 1076- „ 17-Gold Cross 1077— „ 18-Gold Albert and Locket 1123— „ 21—Cornopian 1207—May 4—S.H.G. Watch, Steel Albert 1054— „ I—2 pieces Tweed 1170—Jan. 2—3 Dresses 1220— „ 4—l Suit Clotheß 1411— „ 12-1 Coat 1605— „ 16—3 pairs Boots 1800- „ 20-Rid ing Habit 2000-Feb. 4—2 Blankets 2300— „ 20—1 Hug, 1 Jacket 2507— „ 26—1 bnndle Clothing 2773-Mar. 2-1 Silk Dress 2779— ~ 2-6 White Shirts 3200- „ 6—2 Cloth Jackets 3102— „ 10—Trousers and Vest 3769— „ 18—1 Suit Clothes 4002— ~ 30-3 Petticoats : 4207—April I—7 pieces Linen 4502— „ 7—2 Blankets 4809- „ 12-2 Shawls') 5206— „ 20-2 pairs Kid Boots 5902—May 12—1 bag and contents 6201— ~ 18—Oape, Dress, and Petticoat 6300—July 3—Silk Dress 6374— „ 3—3 pieces Tweed 6596— ~ 12—2 pairs L. Boot Uppers 7061— „ 12—1 pair Boot Uppers 7065— „ 12—1 Flannel Shirt and 1 pair Boots 7066— „ 12—Dress Shirt and 2 Jackets. TO-MORROW. THE HAYMARKET.fg FOR SALE, at the Haymarket, or Friday, Heavy Draught Filly, 3 years, by Northern Hero. Winner of first prize at lasl Auckland yhow. Heavy Draught Horse. 30cwt. trial. Young Mare, from Wangarei. Also, 2 Three-year-old Fillies, unbroken. ALFRED BUCKLAND. TO-MORROW. THE HAYMAK XE T. IHOK SALE, at the Haymarket, on : Friday next. Bay Mare, suitable for light draught oi expreag work, thoroughly staunch. ALFRED BUCKLAND. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 19. CITY MART. SPLENDID SHIPMENT OF NEW & SEASONABLE BOOTS AND SHOES. Just Landed, ex 'Famenoth.' A. G. GRANT HAS received instructions to sell by auction, on Tuesday next, at 11 o'clock, A Splendid Shipment, comprising—Ladies', Girls', Maids,' and Children's Boots and Shoes, in Kid, Lasting, Morocco, &c, also, Slippers, Infants' Boots and Shoes; &c. Fall particulars in future issne. Terms liberal. . TOMORROW, 2 P.M. UNDER DISTJKAINT FOR RENT. R. ARTHUR WILL sell by auction, at Arthur's Mart, (Furniture Department), To-morrow, at 2 o'clock. Under Distraint for Rent: — Upholsterers' Tools, &c, one Devel Iron, Tools, and Chest, Hair Mattress, Straw Mattress, Palliasses, Bed- Btead, Washstand, gewing-Maohine, &c. MONDAY, NOVEMBER Is, NOON. EARTHENWARE. EARTHENWARE. Ex Avono, @ London. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION. R. ART HUR WILL sell by auction at Arthur's Mart (Earthenware Department), on Monday next, 18th inst., at 12 o'clock noon, A consignment of Well-assorted Earthenware, from celebrated manufacturers, consis ting of— 5 hhds. Toilet Sets, assorted Bands and Gilt Chamber Candlesticks 2 hhds. Assorted Fancy Sets of Jugs I .. 4 crates Assorted Dinner Ware, r' Blue Phea sant" and " Rhine" > 2 crates Toilet Sots, assorted Printed 2 crates Irish Teas, assorted patterns 5 orates Kwers, Basins, and Chambers, assorted patterns. ~ MONDAY, NOVEMBER 18. ~-. By Order ot the Registrar of the Supreme Court. 58 ACRES, PARISH OF KARANGAHAPE. THE subscribers have received instruc-, tions to sell by public auction, at the Land' I Mart, Fort-street, on Monday, 18th instant, at 12 O'clock, ■ , -I All that piece or parcel of Land, containing by I admeasurement 58 acres more or less, I being part of allotment 77, of the Pariah of Karangahape, County of Eden. | SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, Auctioneers. FRIDAY", NOVEMBER 15. CHRONOMETER, PATENT LOG, SIDE SADDLES, | HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, &c, &c, &c. THE subscribers will sell at their Rooms, I Fort-street, on Friday next, 15th instant, it 11 o'clock, Household Furniture of all kinds, two Side Saddles, Watches, Clock, Books, Down Quilts and Bed Covers, &c. By order of the Public Trustee: 1 box Effects, in the Estate of P. B. Ireland 1 box Effects, in the Estate of C. Higgins ! 1 Violin and Bow „ „ ; Also, at 12 o'clock, j Chronometer by J. J. Davidson, Liverpool; ; Patent Log, Binoculars. , SAMUEL COCHRANE AND SON, J Auctioneers; i < tr o t i c c. \ *%\ V, ■ " ' ' ■ ' ll The Partnership existing between Alexander J c bay Grant and James Moeton, under the I - ime, or style of ■" Grant and Morton," Auc jneere, Queen-street, Auckland, was dissolved I id put an end to on the 18th day of June. 1878 s ' reason of the death on that date of Mr. v .mesMorton. \ r .4, ■ ; r«, ; ALEXANDER G. GRANT. X Witness; Wm. Thobne; ■ ix v - Solicitor, Auckland. ■'; ; I i " ■.:.,'.,'•.".'- I S ' 2i TJTITH reference to the above, AtEXAN- J ' f , dbr Gray Grant will continue to carry I ? the business of Auctioneer,; Salesman, and I f mmission Agent; recently carried on by Grant I d d Morton. ."■>"■ .-.,■. ~..;. ■ ..-'... my. <C ll 7TERY Cheap Brushwafe, Cigars; Newi|-p r .Raisins, Rice, Sec, at the Hbbsdn-street xr. yal Test 'Mart, whose Teas at 2s, 2s 6d, and 3s B * lb. are so celebrated. Reduction on 3 and . parcels.—R. French, Family Grocer.



jjow a;p;e;n c d q;u t, " Ex Famenoth, ' '■ t AND JIjST ARRIVED, ■ . . ,'',-•., Pkr Glenloba, , 25 CASES OF NE W SUMMER CLOTHING,; For Men,: Boys, and Youths,, From the be3t West 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, iv great variety. Look Out for the "Bis" Advertisement shortly. . . Come in and Gtvs a Trial, ■■ ° JV'OLevy, ir. L!: ' MONSTER CLOTHING MART, 210, QUEEN-STRBKT Opposite MoArthur'a New Buildin HAVE NO OBJECTION TO DIS CUSS the following subjects with either the St. James's or any other Discussion Class:— Did Julius Coosar ever wear a BeUtopper, or, if he did, was it anything equal to those I am sel ling at 8s ? Did he wear a Satin Scarf on Sun days, or, if so, was it as good as mine at Is? Did his mother wear a Crinoline, and, if bo, could it possibly be equal to mine at Is 6d, un less she stole it? Did Mrs. Julius Caesar wear Josephine Kid Gloves, or, admitting that she . did, which I think is doubtful, wore they equal i to mine at Is 6d a pair 1 Did Mary Queen of Scots use a Hand Mirror, or was it as handsome 1 or as large as I sell for 3s? "Were Dress Im provorß in fashion in her time? or were they a , las good as mine at 6d each? Were there any t Babies in the 9th century, or, if so, did their mothers buy them Puff Boxes with puff like mine at Is 6d? Was Shakespeare ever talked of half so much in his time by the ladles as W. H. Dampier is ? Do the Ladies of Auckland care as much to read the "Twelve Tribes of Israel" as they do to read Dampier's advertisement? I shall, of course, take the negative Bide on all the above subjects if called upon, excepting "Were there any Babies in the 9Dh century," which I am not quite prepared to deny entirely, but nnnly believe that they were not half so numerous in Auckland at that time as they appear to be now. And now, Ladies, I have to talk about subjects a little more serious. You 1 know the Fashionable Two-button Kid Gloves I bought you lately? well, there are only three ' pairs left oat of 20 dozen, so let that bo a warn ing to those ladies " who put off till to-morrow what they should do to-day. I have now a nice lot of Fresh Bargains, including Jo&ephino Kid - Gloves, but only No. 6 size mind, so that it is necessary to have either children or girls, or to have very small hands yourself. Those ladies who are always behind will stand a good chance, if they don't mind, of being too late, also for my . new lovely thiokly-fringed Silk Scarves at Is 6d, ■ and which are going welli Before I forget it, I beg to tender the ladies my bincere thanks for bringing their husbands with them lately to buy Hats and Vesta of me, and when, I get into Parliament, which " may" be next year, I won't, as far as I am concerned, allow any duty to be put on Babies' Cradles, though babies are so plentiful. I may as well tell the ladies, bow ever, that I have a •* down" on infants'from one to two years old, as they rob me at every opportunity. They are not particular whether it is a pair of Pretty Blue or Ked Boots, Which I sell, " when they let me," at Is 9d, or ; whether it is a reel of my Machine Thread, for ' which they can have no earthly use, and whioh are going fast at 3d. I have already sold, as near as I can tell, about 8 dozen 6f the Falls from 9d to Is each. I have sold about 25 dozen Boys' Felt Hats at 2s in two days short of five weeks, and the nnmber of Men's Black and . White ditto I have sold thoso last two weeks at 2s 6d is wonderful. You can give a tew Stay Busks away trt the poor now ladies, as I have bought lately 90 dozen, a bargain, and will sell them at 3d a pair; also Ladies' White Corsets, 2s a pair; and 86 dozen ditto, much superior, at 3s, a little Spotted, but none the worse. Tell your lady friends, so that they may not require to use my new lot of 4d Handkerchiefs to cry in whon they hear of their being all Bold. Children's Is Leggings 6d a pair; 336 good Pins for 3d; Needles, 2Jd for 25; Packing Needles, 3d a dozen; .Crotchet ditto, Id each; Wooden Knitting ditto, 2da pair; long Steel ditto, 2d)r Mixed Plnß. 2d a packet; pretty Spotted Net for falls, one shilling a yard; a fresh lot also of deep Black Silk Fringe, 6d a yard: White Opera Ties, 3d eaoh, worth Ishould think about Is 6d ; White Lace, Id a yard; superior do, 2d; strong good Hair Pins, 2d an ounce packet.an'i there are'Gdbz.insonaeof the packets. Barry's TrioopherOus for the hair, Is6d a bottle. People do speak \highly of it I believe, but I have no use for it myself as there 1b a deal of vacant ground on my head, and though I have some nice Chignons at 9d eaoh, I don't intend to take to wearing them. Men's Braces, Is. lam sorry to say I have only about 2 dozen iJd Socks left for the good married men out of 20 dozen, and don't know when I shall be able to sell such ) good ones again at the price. I have some of i Ladies' White Stockings left however at 6d, | though they are going well. Those who use Spectacles had better be quick if they want to get any good ories at Is a pair; good size Envelopes, Id a domn; superior Fashionable Shape do, 25 for 3d; good thick Note Paper, 4d a quire; coloured thin Foreign •. Paper and Envelopes, the same price; Scent, id a bottle • Rimmel's Browa, Windsor Soap, 2d, or 7 Cakes for Is; Hair Brushes, Is 6d and 2a; my 6d Towels are splendid. I have just bought 4301b5. of Moneys Knitting Cotton, No. 6 to 12. Moneys name is on every J-lb. It ir going fast at 2s alb. I have a few lbs'of No. i and 10 of the other make left at Is 9d a Ib. Girls' White Hobo, 4d to 6a; Men's 15 and 16J Prince Arthur Dux Collars, 6d a dozen, superior quality ; about 77 dozen of Knives, consisting of Shoe maker's Knives and Sheath do, M each • Butcher's do., 6d to la sd; Bread Knives, Is : Cheese do, ls.Q I have a let at 4d each that might do T for Plumbers, Glaziers, &c; Piping Cord—a bundle of 18 knots for 6d; thick do,, 9d a bundle; Crochet Hanks and Reels, as usual, 2Jd]v Vuloanite Chain, 9d a yard; :Black Braid, 36yds. for a ls.ra'few 36-yard pieces of Grey arid Brown; 9d a piece;, Black Braid, 36 yardslor Is a few 36-yard pieces' of Grey and Brown do, '9 a piece ; black, white, pink, scarlet, yellow, arid green Fleecy WoqJ, 6da.Bkein; Berlin Wool (fresh colours), id a dozen ; Fingering do, id a Bken, or 3h 6d alb, all colours. I Don't forget my i lovely Black Patent Leather Shoes, with rosettes at 7s 6d a pair, which is 2s 6d cheaper than you are likely to- get anywhere else. Prunella Boots, size sto 7, ssapair.' If some of the aristocratic Ladies don't mind they will fail to obtain any of my celebrated SW Priinella Boots, without toe-caps,' at 8s 6d, instead of lls 6d, the usual price; good Back Combs, 3d: Tooth Combs, 2d and 3d. lam selling about 1 dozen Folding Looking Glasses a. day at Id each, and two a penny;' However, I have hundreds yet to wire in to, Tell your Boys I want them to make haste and>buy all my Jews Harps at 2 a penny, and very large ones at 2d. What will the ladies do on wet days when in v Music for the Piano at Id to 9d, is all gone. I am selling Boosey's, Chappell's, and other Is d 6 Books for 9d. ! When a man has bargains to sell he should praise them up. I shall do so myself some day. " When you begin" to read this advertisement, don't forget to write down what you wish to remember. Hair Pads. Id and 2d each ; superior do; 6d to Is; white-handled Knives and Forks, 9d a pair; lovely Pen Knives, 6d; Back Combs, Is; Tracing Braid, 2d a dozen yards; lovely white Mending Cotton, 9d a dozen skeins. What will you ladies do when my wide l£d Ribbon, and my 5.d Feather Edge do is all gone. A /few 20-keyefl Concertinas left from 3s 6d to 9s; black Dress Buttons, 2d,to 3d a aozen: Black Bracelets, 6d to Is a pair. The only School Books I haveleftare: the3rdßook md the Four Seasons, 2d each. An immense luadtity of different coloured Ruche, 3d per pard; Satin Tubular Trimming, 2d a yard: a Music Stand, 5 feet high, for 4s; Ladies' Superior Sid ppota, 7s 6d a pair, Sc6—\^. H. DAMPIER, jorner, of Victoria and Hobson-street., . ,>,. t i . ITTANTED, the Housekeepers of New ▼i *c.,;: ton not to believe reports,l but come arid ee,for themselves the quality and^ price of-the' tndermentioned i flret-clasa articles; and: others n proportion :—.lams, Currants, ;'-. Raisins, Sal oon,, Sauce,- Pickles. Canterbury Bacon arid 3b.eese,.jFreshi Butter, Soap, and /Pure Bladk ,'ea, free from.' any adulteration^ or mixture, at s, 2s 6d, arid 3s. Not to be beat even by Rew's; 'amihes:waited upon, for-icrders, .andiGoods elivered'in any part of the district.:^-- W.i jcElwain, Tucker's old shop, opposite the Hall.1 *fi B^AI:^^ -iBdN DX vS T;Q.R &<Qt E-1 The Undergigned is'prepared to makerafra*ge lentsiiWlthr.'MerohantS'and'others i't6' store1' onded Goods at very low rateß.—Apply to EDWARD LEWIS. Commission Agent, No. 11, Queen-st.gj



\fT\ HIS T L E HOI EL, ' X queen-street SPLENDID BARS AND SITTING-ROOMS. THE UP-STAIRS BAK AND BILLIAR D - R O O M , Unequalled in thk Colonies. J. LI TTL E, PROPBIETOR. OR lEN TA L LOU NG E '■■"'.''■: ' and ■ ' ■ NEVADA HOTEL, Centre of , . . QUEEN AND DURHAM-STREETS. The Proprietor of the above; Establishment, ever alive to the comforts of his . !i ' PATRONS, has for some time seen and felt that there was a want of some place of Resort of a more private nature, and, at the same time, more Elegantly appointed , LOUNGE, . : i where Professional Gentlemen, Business Men and otuers, after the fatigues of the day, could while away an hour in pleasant converse. To this object- THE PROPRIETOR has addressed himself diligently, and has now much pleasure in- being able to announce the completion of one of the most ELEGANT SALOONS be found in this part of the world, which will known from this time forward as the : ORIENTAL LOUNGE. To those heretofore unacquainted with any thing ORIENT, a rare chance now presents itself for viewing the interior of the famous 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. ■, . . ; THE CRITERION HOTEL, CAMBRIDGE. First-class Accommodation for Families. SAMPLE ROOMS FOR COMMERCIAL GENTLEMEN. BEST RANDS WINES AND SPIRITS On Hand GOOD STABLING. Horses for Hire at Moderate Charges. EDWARD HEWITT, Proprietor. TW" A T. I O N A L TO" OT.&TT. -131 JO. CAMBRIDGE, WAIKATO. Mr W. Walker, late mine host of the Com mercial Hotel, Hamilton, begs to inform his friends and the public generally that he has assumed the proprietorship of this well-known and favourite House, which he intends shall retain its position as a leading Hotel in the Waikato. The Rooms are large, lofty, well-ventilated, and liberally furnished. The Suites of Apartments for Families are first-class. The Show Rooms for Commercial Travellers, Allcock's Billiard Table, and the Stabling Accommodation, are unequalled ix. the pro vince ; the latter being under the superinten dence of First-class Grooms. BUGGY AND SADDLE HORSES ON HIRE. The extension of the Railway to Hamilton makes Cambridge less than one day's pleasure ] ouraey from Auckland.! W. WALKER, PROPRIETOR. OINT RUSSELL HOTEL. MERCKR. DANIEL ARKELL begs to inform the travelling public that he has made great im provements to the above well-known Hotel, and in addition to other excellent accommodation, there is now added a Railway Refreshment Room ay the Station, for the special conven ience of travellers by every train. The Best of Wines and Spirits. Han cock's parkling Ale. TCHAEL O'CONNOR informs his friends, and the public generally, that he is now the Proprietor of the PACIFIC HQTEL, Queen-street, '; Formerly known as the old Wheatsheaf. and hopes by Btrict attention to business, and keep ing only Liquors of the Best Brands, to obtain a fair share of patronage. ■ OA L MIN &iS HOT EL, HUNTLEY. WILLTAM RICHARDSONJ Begs to inform Waikato settlers, and the travel- King; public, that tie has assumed the proprietor ship of the above Hotel, and is determined to make it a first-class resort for Tourists, Sports men, and others visiting the District, and favouring fcim with their patronage. t»The best of Ales, Wineß, and Spirits kept. I W. RICHARDSON, Proprietor. Eden Vine JBLotel Eden Terrace. LIST OF PRICES:- Martell & Hennessey's Brandy 4/6 $ bottle Greenless and Colville's (Jampbelton Whisky...; .„ 4/ and 4/6 (proof) „ Dunville's Whisky , ...4/ „ Rum,3/; Old Jamaica (proof), 4/; small, 2/ „ Cousen's Sherry .best, 4/; small, 2/ „ Sandimen's Best Port 4/;-small, 2/ „ Amontillado Sherry 5/; small, 2/6 „ Old Tawny Port 6/; small, 2/6 „ English Ginger Wine..... 3/ „ IN CASE (OENUINE BRANDS) : Hennessey's & Martell's Brand 6/6 „ Bisquit Dubouche's Brandy „. 5/ „ Case Brandy, half-pint bottle 2, „ Schiedam Schnapps.......4/6; small, 2/6 Geneva, JDKZ „., 4/; small. 2/9 „ Stone Gin ..„..„_..___„_..„_ 6/6 old Tom.. rm.7.T-» \, Dunville's Whisky „...... _ 4/ " Townsend'sSarspariHa...... ..5/ „ Enarllsh Ale and Port&r (best brands), 1/3 to 1/6 ,_ „ All Spirits sold by the Gallon (over-proof) same as from Bonded Store. Assorted cases' of the above made up for Faral , lies and Picnic Parties. Terms Strictly Cash (no exceptions). ■ SAMUEL EVINSON, Proprietor. Auokland24th June. 1878., Beer i JSeeri Beer i The inhabitants of Auckland are probably not aware that SUITER'S BREWERY; New North Road, is in Full Swing again, but such is a fact, notwithstanding the recent fire. And if you want Good ") ' Genuine and Wholesome >"RT?T7T) Pure and Sparkling j JjJIJILJK. THEN TRY SUIIBR & CO.'S XX. XXX, : ■;,';. ~ ,;'.'- XXX, and XXXX. : '/. ;v !•, BOTTLED XXX, and QUALITY NOT TO BE EXCELLED. t> QS MO POLIT A! N EC 6T EL, v CORNER OF1 QUEEN-STREET j Next New Zealand Insurance Buildings); 'ij[ ■ M. GALLAGHER ' i ■■ Late of Thames and Metropolitan Hotels), Having taken possession of the above, well known Hotel, will be glad to see old friends and welcome new ones. . . UPSTAIRS BAR n v (Entrance, West Avenue), One of the Largest and most Elegantly Fur nished in Auckland. WINES & SPIRITS OF THE BEST BRANDS. EHBENFRIED'S XXXX AND AUCKLAND BEERS ON DRAUGHT. g6J YEARS IN THE WINE TRADE. This experience should be useful. All my Liquors will stand^sampling, and I invite my friends to come and try them. As my supplies are obtained with special advantages direct rrom best Home sources, and purchased for oash, I can defy competition. Try my Bass's Ale and Guiness's Stout, Griffin Brand, pints and quarts. I believe this is finer than anything .in the market, and the brand is only procurable at my Stores in Custom House-street EDWARD LEWIS, General Importer, and Wine and . ; Spirit Merchant, (Late with L. D. Nathan and Co). ; , - miiT^rt for Thurston_and Co.'s Celebrated- Sale. Tables' Two Tables complete now on _J. Walker and Son's very fine blend of Scotch Whisky Kilmarnock), in case and .bulk, and 3* yofirs old * '■, * i % TTNCORE! ENCORE! ENCORE ■J^J::.. !: \' r_.\,:,. ;;•";■'■.' '.;■. ■:■ i■; xJ&^&H 0} A .FE^" t vendors of other branik ol Whisky defaming the » ENCORE," its"q&flities '■■^_jj- ■-■ ' ■"■'■■-' -.:■::.:•'■-;■:,■/•. ;.-.;n'.: v gcu-t-atreeti -. :^W;J j;te| :>;E-<Tl'.:]Sf.:':'N: .'E^R' 0: All Branches of theßullr ng Trade exeonmn riic. c. e&cy°rtosol sKsftfflssss



mHE VVheapest ttouse ■ ' .' :;■' ■' in ■ ■ new zealand FOR REALLY GOOD FURNITURE. CONSISTING OF ; BKAWUSTG-ROOM, : . DlNltt' >-ROOM, BED-KOOM, AMD KVERY DESCRIPTION OB1 , ENGL I SH, AMERICAN, ANE : COLONIAL-MADE FURNITURE. The Cheapest House in Auckland foi CARPETS! BRUSSELS, TAPKSTRY, KIDDERMINSTER DUTCH & FELT CARPETS. THE LARGEST ASSORTMENT TO CHOOSE FROM. 1 Laigest Stock of Plain and Fancy .FLOORCLOTHS V Ever Exhibitedin Auckland. All the Newest Patterns LINOLEUM! <The New Carpet), MANILLA, COIR, FLAX, AND CHIN^ MATTINGS (PLAIK AND FANCY). Silk and Worsted Damask, Reps, Broches, and Cottalines, Plain and Fancy Dimities, Chintzes, Cretonnes. BLANKETS and COUNTERPANES I A SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF GILT CHIMNEY GLASSES. j Brass Cornices and- Window Poles, THE Blind of the Period This Blind is manufactured Sfrom Metal of the thickness of note paper; it is light, dur able, and elegant; it will not blister or warp with the sun, and is less in price than the gjWood Venetian. WINDOW CURTAINS, In Lace, Nett, Muslin, and Leno. WINDOW HOLLANDS, in White, Bufl, an Green. All Sorts of Upholsterer s Trimmings. WINKS~&~HALL, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL CABINET BMAKBRS, UPHOLSTERERS, & CARPET WAREHOUSEMEN, SHORTLAND-STREET, AUCKLAND, Sole Agents r the GROVER & BAKER SEWING-MACHINE "I M PORTANT ~]y OTICE, EXPIRATION OF LEASE. GREAT CLEARING - OUT SALE J! ! T%/TRS. "OUTTERWORTH, MILLINER, Wishes .to inform her Customers, and Country Friends, that the LEASE of the PREMISES now occupied by her, EXPIRES shortly, and as it is to be Disposed of by Tender, she has determined to offer the whole of her LARGE AND VARIED STOCK AT PRICES THAT WILL ENSURE "PURCHASERS! CHEAP LINES IN FICHUS, SILK JACKETS, AND MANTELETTS! LADIES' COSTUMES, from .......ss. lid. CHILDREN'S ditto, from ..........3e. 6d. A LARGE QUANTITY OF UNDERCLOTHING AND BABY LINEN. DRAPERY and HOSIERY Of Every Description, at Greatly Reduced Prices!!! '], '^.MILLINERY !„;.;,/ ;;';,;,/ '.' ",,. j " BONNETS, from ss. 6di .; :■'■:/.'"/■ TRIMMED HATS, from is.Jlld FASHIONABLE BEADED TULLE, la. .*.-■; peryard- ■; . 3in. RIBBON, <tjd. per yard ~' ] FLOWERS, from 2d.; " ' \: FEATHERS, from 6d. COLLARS, three for. Is. % : CUFFS, 2d. per pair KID GLOVES, Is. lid. FRINGED TIES, from 6d. " ■' ; AND ALL KINDS OF LACE and FANCY GOODS IN GREAT VARIETY. MRS. BUTTERWORTH'S LONDON AND PARIS PATTERN DEPOT, QUEEN-STREET, Auckland. . XT E NETIAN BLIND FACTORY WreEGAU^BJ^bs, Ami PERFORATE , ZNIC BLINDS, MAY BE HAD! Auckland; yenetian blind ■ ■^^ manufactory^ ;> ; CSORNER OFCOOK AND GRKS-STREETS >(.;) Ot any dimensions, In any number from One to. a Hrmdred, within a given time, of the > Deßt Quality, and reasonable priceß: j • and sent to all parts of New zea- .' • ' landi Terms cash. Estimates " • I -:..'';■',"..•' ; ;r;-;;.-'^retunjed-by.Post ;'''y [■:'■■■; ■ ■ Vp*:: I ; J)I1;:.:A;:'&,-A^BUSBYv r '-f i;"^ ! -; 4™J™ (Late ' M.; Horten Busby) "!' VENETIAN BLIND MAKERS AND WIR WORKERS, . corner ob1 Cook and Grey-btkeets,



Br»cM r<UngtelplOTSmttM - Patent Chilled Shot . - f > Breech-loading Revolvers unfl «: • V I Infantry Swoids ovolYers a*>d Am uaaw ; Fishing Tackle T ? | Fireworks ''■-'"*"' I ' TtoU;RHAM - STREET, "CORNFR^ f U albert-street; WER. -Op I fe/c.DEL'EAu\f\ : U( AUCKLAND, Jsl , ;;, j 1 Shirts Made to Order by Me*^ ment Only. T ADIES,. TAKEiINOTEvOPTHffi. '' XJ Two important points should notbe'im P sight pf in selecting a Sewing Machbe, n£ ; 1 Be not misled by long and extrayaßant n S f the papera abont Machines which awSwHff made only to sell, and more frequently Sj • those who, from their want of mechanicaliS ¥ ledge, can only parrot-like repeat the raffiToS" » Beware of purchasing aSewingMachtaettecaSi 1 it happens to be a few shillings-(StS; I have afterwards to piy dearly foi• it W-m££ delay, and vexation. The undersigned fmmvf' I intimate knowledge of SewtarMech&SK 1 onfidently recommend Taylor's Patent sS - 1 Machine as a really good, genuine; MrifwdE I tested Machine. In addition to the LockiX ¥ Machine, the Tay lor Co. have introdiSS I Twisted Loop Machine. Price, with eS I Guineas.—lnspection invited at the Sole AwS. I T. PEACOCK'S.JShortIand-streelVcZXS I Post-office ..:.;< "" | SANDER AND SONS' EUGALYCTr "'! I Under the distinguished patronage of h™ Majesty the King of Italy, at Rome/accM % to communication received from the Consnf General for Italy, at Melbourne, upon instruct ' Dr. Cruicksbank, Health Officerfor theCifcrnf Sandhurst, certifies to the extract being Z most reliable remedy for external inflammation bronchitis, diphtheria, affections of the lum cheat, all pains of rheumatic nature, neuralfcß '" &c.; all swellings, bruises, sprains, wounds d& order of the bowels, diarrhoea, &c. ' Epitome of declaration made before M, Coffin *' Esq., J.P., at Sandhurst, October, b77-—The I son of Mr. Raabe was hurt with an axeorithe 11 knee. After nine weeks' medical 'treatment ill '•' II was declared necessary by Dr, Macgillway to ' f amputate the injured limb. At that juncture § the extract was applied, andthewdnndßDeeifl? 1 ured without amputation.' - ,>' , ...t Te daughter of Mr. Junghenn, suffering from disease of the bone, as pronouncedly Dn, :: Atkinson and Boyd, w&b cured iust as speedfly fl Cures of whooping cough, -very severe <&&& croup, bronchitis, diphthtria, earacbe, paißßi the head (neuralgia), inflammation of the eyes, and that of a severely injured, foot; others of bad legs, wound on the arm with enormona swelling, of severe bruises and'asprained ankle, (H. Brown), in which case eight months'medical advice was of no avaiL are reported' by' the " Donald Times," " Newcastle Morning HeraM," "Cooktpwn Courier," " Yorke'sl'Peninsnla Advertiser," and othero. ■ ••■;"- ;'•; • > The extract is proved to-be cniafiveinaiß -ordera of the urinary organs. •It is the sniest curative agent and preventative of contagioH in l scarlet, typhoid and intermittent:fever.-; I Fot' particulars see testimonials accompanying each bOttle.' . ■ -:'" ■■■■■■ ■■^■^■•vi.'.ya; ■•' Sold by G. AICKIN, The Pharmacy, Qneea street, at Is 6d and 2s 6d per bottle. CAUTION. The genuine article is made up in vials, bear ing on the labels our trade markand-signatere. n ther turpentine-like preparations of the gum s-yled ".Eucalypti Oil, are most dangerousm consequence of their nature, for most of the di ease 3 our extract is recommended for, there fore, ask for "Sander and SonsT Extract'n ; vials with our label, trade mark, andsigaatoc thereon. Every vial is accompanied hydirea tions for use and reports of cures. , ' SANDER & SONS. Sole Agent for Auckland andi'District: A I r. X IN, The Phakmact, Queen-street,. iAuGELasD ' PHILLIPPS AND SONS, OIL1 • COLOUR, & GLASS MERCHANTS 1 Importers ofJPaperhangings, Scrim, PaintaiOita Turpentine, Colours, 'Varnishes, French Polish, Gold Leaf, Artists' Colours and Brashes, .Plate, Sheet Crown, Ornamental, and:iPhbtograsiufl Glass Picture Frame and Tapestry Monldim Clook and Compass Glasses., "Ctleied Saaiep,: Doors, &c. Glass cut to siasi and euemi packed.—Bs and 97, QUBBN-BTKEBT., JAMES JBUTC HEB, CARTER, CONTRACTOR, fee. Goodß Carted and Delivered from ship'Bßioeon Shortest Notice. Ballast Supplied.'; .Newcastle and Bay of Islands Coal. Also, Firewood (cut or uncut) reasonable. ' '" ' Pianoforte Cgjmfl|§ws?fc> .Tunertoßs Excellencythe'^^Slp^B^fflJf Governor. HUB ERL I N BB OJT H, • PIANOFORTE and HARMONIUM TUNER, &0., from Broadwood's and Affiaone. . -London. '■'■ —- ■• • - ; ■ ' , Pianofortes tuned on the equal temperanßH* system, toned, regulated, and repaired. ■ _ Orders to be left at Messrs. Upton*"'.B' Queen-street; also at J. Howden'sv Starfianii street : ■ , ;, N.B.—Agent for the sale of Pianos^ && . TT A-MI.LT ON, W'A IX A T,O SANDES & CO., : CHEMISTS AND DRUGGISTS, Are Just Opening Outa Large'StooSlM Drugs, Chemicals Homoepathic Medicines Surgical Appliances ' ' " ; Perfumery Toilet Requisites >' STATIONBtvY Japanese Ware, Toys Tobacco Cigars, Fancy Goode; , ■ .Brushware Fan- So^_ ' '' "'■ 7-HV " Sponges, &c, &c, .^ „■ - thft And are prepared to Supply AM GopDßj>lHu> Best Quality, and at Auckland Prtte&LSSi esr Agent: APokLANDEyaNiWfI.°ES^ XJ^T ILL IA M mHO MA S MONUMENTAL, ; a^|- MARBLE, AND STONE MASON, • Insobiptions Cut. Accurate and Beautifu Designs of MonfflD^f and Tombs, Irpn Rails, and Headstones, vr warded on application in Town or Counmv_. , All work packed carefully, and put on w** ship if required. , rnn n Work done by First-class Workmen, ana mw but Best Class of Material used, ana w Deception. ■ CORNER OF LORNE AND VICTORIA-ST' EAST, Auckland. And at Augustus-street Shcrtlanfl, THAMEB., '___^-—' "OONES-1 BONEST W^ Bought In any anantitiea for Cibh »* *?JS^ man's Bay Bone Mills, atd at >io.-101,W>ww Queen-street by & . W ALIMi4d HOUSEHOLD COAL, from their Mines at Bo*" waroi Huntly Station, as follows:- _ „.^^ 6 tons, and under 25 tons.! .ilTsGft per«>"• 25 tons, and under 50 tons _ -16ff 6a *. 60 tons, and upwards --^aa . *•'- Slack >. .-„..__ Li;- -M -128 6tt "..^.y Delivered, at Auckland or Onehunga Jw"^. Stations. , Steamers and Manufactories subject to m^ "oSdirTmay be sent to Mr. J^X&#?**- Manager, Htmtly, Waikato; or fXrgjJtji: .- .:■, -.- ■ '■'_-.'. ■: : ," -™% ' Agea* '' *r) 7, Wynuham-street, " ' yHt «» Auckland . -■ ■ -• H