GOVERNMENT REPUDIATION.

(Tothe Editor of the Star.) '. , .: ' SlK,— The.'e..a.i.e degives of degradation, but when a newspaper iv its leaelmg, articlobe gius to suggest to the Government acts-of repu'li.atjo.ii, we are surely, getting ii ear trie lowest level. In the morning. --Herald" 'there is clearly an indication of what the editor wishes t^e Government to j accom ;,! piish..'", When, lie reviews Mr Macandrew's- Pul_lie: Works' Statementj he adds "It is ; ' -probable that the Broomhall block will^yet • • fall into the hands of the Government." Now . your, coutemporary must mean to suggest ..^repudiation; or that Mr Broomhall will not ' carry out iv its integrity the agreement lie ....has cnteied upon. This latter alternative • I can assure him is uot likely to occur, and the former may be safely left in the hands of the ''Minister of Public Works," whose , : integrity is a sufficient guarantee that he , •'.will do ri-xht, unless by interested parties i ' he his ■prevented in his efforts in carrying a ;; 'Bill through the Assembly to legalise the compact. It will- have to be settled in accordance-with the agreement made be tween the parties; or another case for com pensation will arise, and I think the •Government have had plenty of experience to lead them to avoid any such contingency, especially when it can be clearly shown that to carry out the arrangement is every way calculated to benefit the colony, of course it will benefit Mr Broomhall and his friends at the same time ; but I don't sup pose any one expected him to carry such an enterprise without personal benefit. The proposed railway is a casualty that noue.of the parties foresaw, at least they^did not foresee the delay connected with the final - settlement of the native lauds, but expected on the contrary that the immigrants would have been iv possession of the land by this time, aud a prosperous settlement formed to give employment to the railway proposed to be made. I may repeat whatT have already said in a pre vious letter.: That more than half the land being covered with water at the present time—it is not suitable for isolated settlers, aud can only be occupied after a large ex penditure iv draining, wnich a wealthy ; company, cau. carry out better than indi viduals. What is clone should be done - quickly. Already considerable loss has fallen upon Grahamstown,' and Mr Broomhall : also. A prosperous trade between that Sort and the Te Aroha settlement would aye been established before this time if the - early settlement had been secured, _ which was promised at the time, and I think all ; reasonable people will see the desirability .of an early settlement and a speedy com v. mencement of this fresh enterprise.—l beg - to remain, yours truly, -Joseph N EOT AN.

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B. TONES K. C. CARR 7 WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 4. PADDLE-STEAMER E F F O R T. B. TONKS & CO. HAVE been instructed to sell on Wednesday, September _. at 12 o'clock noon, V ■< ' ■ '-■' '•'■■■". , . The well-known powerful Paddle-Steamer Effort, Si tons register, 65 feet in length, 11 feet beam, 12 h.p. engines, as she now lies adjacent to the Union Sash and Door Company's Manufactory. ___" This handy little vessel is well-Bdapted : .'or towing or trading; she steams fast, and 77 oarries a good cargo on a draught of about three feet,: , ' '.' --■'■'-■'-- ——"T"MONDAY; SEPTEMBER 2, ■ F yy..y'..y ' .-'. ■ ■■■ NOON.. . ;\: : R,C; GREENWOOD,! HAS received instruction to sell by auction,. at-the Anchor Hotel, Queen street, on the above date (in consequence of :...Textensfyd;alterations).*-. : j, -- '.. The large Plate-glass Window, with Frame - t ■•- complete (quite new), front 10ft. x 7ft. 6in., side 10ft. x ,3ft., containing over :;;.., ~~" IGO feet best Plate-glass. ) '.. ' .'■■:' - .:■-'- / ' ALSOj ', FFy i V ,7 7r.7'7 7_ 2 pair of Stairs. . ' . 7 ! : 7 R. C. GREENWOOD. - "•' .; •'...;;.';-*. ";;; - Auctioneer. I --. '/ 2'V l ■- SEPTEMBER 2, ; ;' .At 11 a.m. _ COR NE R ALLOT MEN T, Queen and Wakefield-streets_ . :;. R. C. GREENWOOD HAS received instructions to sell by auction on the premises lately occupied by Mr Lewis*, Coal and Firewood Merchant, Queen and Wake field-streets, on Monday next, at 11a.m., The Whole of the Buildings, Sec, as at '..' present erected thereon, comprising— Office and Limehouse of Galvanised Iron Sheds, Stable. Gates, Fencing, &c. To be removed within S6veh days. Also, 7 . : Roche Lime and Slack, Bricks i .'.■•'• ! 1000 Hobart Town Rails 700 Rimu Rails '■■ r._ •_ .: 50 bags of Charcoal v ; 50 bags Gas Coke - -;- -; ■ ■ '••--' ■■'••■ .'..• ' ". 4 cases Kerosene 30 casks Cement (best brand) Lot 1-inch Pipes Thoroughly Staunch Horses Spring Cart, and ~-■".'. ~' ; '.Harness.,..''' ;..- R. C GREENWOOD, Auctioneer. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 4, ■'■"■ N OON. M A R. X E~T H O U S E. - TREES; PLANTS, SHRUBS, &C, FOREST, ORNAMENTAL, AND .7.7 SHELTER. ! >r; ....., ~. " '""Z'Hi'.'. ..'"..o... G.K.E EN WO 6 D J7 7; '• feell by . auction,' on the above Yy ; :.,-odate,'at0date,'at the Market HoHJse,' " *v 1 he BALANCE of Mr James Mason's SatoCK of ICI '•TREES^PLAI.TS^HRUBSi Etg.,7 ; ~„ .7lncluding many .varieties of CHOIOEvoORNAMENTAL SHRUB^ - And a Splendid Collection of •'"-THE VERY" ' CHOICEST ; GREEN HOUSE FLOWER & POT PLANTS. _--_ Also, From Mr McDonald's Nurseries, A Choice Assortment of Piues, Cupresses, Araucarias, Magnolias, Ficuses, Azaleas. Blight-Proof Apples, Plums, Peaches, Cherries, Nectarines, Oranges, Lemous, Citrons, &c. Particular attention is called to this Sale, as it is the last of tbe season, and no plants will be offer_d for sale but those of the very best quality. R. C. GREENWOOD, ~.:;.■ Auctioneer. ■ PRELIMINARY NOTICE. COMMOD IO US~R EIS I DEN CE Situated in HOBSON-STREET. Also, MASONIC HOTEL, COROMANDEL. E. & A. ISAACS HAVE received instructions to sell by •public auction, at their Stores, Fort teeet, at an early date, _ ' ~ ofo , , That commodious and centrally-situated , Dwelling-house in Hobson-street, lately , occupied by Mr. Thomas Williams. ■},'■' '..').:- ~r.,A_lSO,' The well-known Masonic Hotel. Coromandel. .v ■'. iJE.-rt :..'-v; ALSO, -_'.i. 7"'-. •-■'".; '• §98 Acres of First, class Land a}, the Wade. f ~ ■,7 , ."Full particulars in future issue. ; ' ■ --E. & A. ISAAC 8, Auctioneers. ...•'.



' SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER ;7. THE WAIUKU SALE/ _ _.__ IT^OR SALE, ou Saturday, September 7, ■ _-~-,;•. " about .. •":,-" 100 head Cattle (mostly young stock) will be1 ~'•/.,• „yarded. . .] j '.'.:••'".':' ". For Private, Sale: T'_ A Fbur-year-old Colt, by Prince -Arthur, of if ;-unual substance and quality.; j ALFRED BUCKLAND. I ->!01L .THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 5. TH E R EMUEEA YARDS. THE undersigned has received instruc tions from* Mr James Paice (who is giving up'his dairy), to sell, at the. Remuera Yards, on Thursday next, at 1 o'clock sharp, An Imported Cow 20 Cows, in milk and in calf , - : ' .-•> 8 Hand-fed Heifers A Well-bred Bull ;...__ Strong Spring-cart and Milk Cane. ALFRED BUCKLAND. \ MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 23. mHE SPRING CATTLE FAIE 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 NEBDAY, 11th September, that suitable en_ may be erected, and the Cattle Catalogued. ALFRED BUCKLAND.i HAT A DIFFERENCE there is it women. The wiae ones have 'alreadj bought all my White, Blue and Black Hamburg Net, and I have only some of tho Brown left, ii different patterns, and that is going fast too and no wonder, when I am selling it at the ridiculous price of Is a yard. I have just bough: a lot of Black, White, and Brown Hamburt Trimming, and will soil it at 2d, 3d, and Id yard so don't be too late. The ladies tell me then isn't a man more talked of by them in Auckland than I am, and no wonder, when lam alwayi buying them something nice. I only wish _ could get some more Shirt Fronts like I am no*. selling at 6d each. What would the Queen saj if she saw my now lot of lovely Cuffs anc Collars 1 I have plenty, of the Collars, but th. Cuffs are going so fast that they will soon be al sold; Embroidery,'ld a yard; ladies' White Stockings, 6d; a few Boys' Woolen Jackets lefi at 2s. I will now reduce my 6s Jackets to Is and my Is onea to 3s 6d:: Already about three parts of the Scarf Shawl's.l told you.of are sold and which measure 3 yards 7 inches long, anc over 2 feet wide. If there are any married mci who wish their wives to live a long while, anc I believe there are some who do, let them prove • it by treating their wives to one of these Shawli this' cold weather. Toilet Fringe, Id a yard Lace, Id a yard; Clark's skeins Crochet Cotton 2Jd or 2s Id per doz; Hair Pins, 3d a dozen boxes , or 2 boxes a penny; Towels, 3d and 6d; Trouse: Buttons, 2d per dozen. If yon wish to look like a Queen, come and see the lovely bargains have just bought—namely, Black Bracelets, 6e per pair. They look like real jet. Suchlovel: Necklets, with lockets, 3s each. They look Ilk 18 carat gold, and if they are not I will give yoi your money back. I will now give your hue bands an inducement to take you out for a wall a little oftener by selling such handsome Watcl Guards at 2s each. All I need say about then is that though " they may not be" more than carat gold, they look as well as many that ar< 18 carat, and somebody loses awfully on them 1 can assure you. A° you ladies are fond of th beautiful, come and look at my immense stocl of magnificent Belt Clasps, the highest price o which is Is a pair. The small shopkeeper should buy quickly my round Looking Glasse at Bd, Is, and Is 6d per dozen; Silk Cashioj Cord, 6d per dozen yards; Slates, 3d ; TowelE 3d; fresh lot of Bog Oak Brooches, 6d each. want to see how many sensiblotailors will conn and buy my 60 inch Tape Measures at Id each worth 6d; my laden Machine Thread at 6d. 2 oz. reel, and my Tailor's Thimbles at 9d a doz, worth 3d each. If all the women in Aucklane were as sharp as my lady customers, I shouldn' have any 200 yard reels of Glazed Cotton left ti sell at 8d a dozen, nor any 50-yard ditto to sell a Id per dozen; but there are sure to be somi stupid women in every country. Mf Ruohi (different colours) is going well at Id a, yard I shouldn't be at all surprised but what some o the ladies have been telling their husbands abou my Men's superior Felt .Hats at 2s. 6d, as then has been a great run on them lately. Ihavi also some at 2s. Handsome Coloured Satin Fur niture Trimming, 6d per yard; Coloured Fur Braid, 6d per dozen yards; Black arid.Greei Furniture Gimp, 6d per dozen yards; Blacl Bugle Dress Gimp, reduced to 4d per. yard Isn't it a wonder ladies that I manage to live when I am continually reducing something fo you. Satin and Velvet Tubular Trimming, 2e per yard; White Diamond Braid, 6d per dozet yards ; Window Blind Cord. 6d per dozen yards White Handled Knives and Forks, 9d ncr pair Men's Coloured Shirts,.2s; Crimean ditto, 23 Cc to Is; 18 knots of Piping Cord for Gd,. or two i penny; American Cloth for table covers, 1: 3d per yard. Some ladies'l hear are mak ing Cushions with my twopenny Hair Pad 3, ane Antimacassars of my Hamburg net. 1 wisl moro of the Men knew what good wives, the: have to be so ingenious. Ladies Handsome Bags, Is 6d; Bra.il Nuts, 6d per lb ;' a ffesl lot of tho Wonderful Two ! Shillinc Tea. I have'nt had any Children's Pol Combs to boast of lately, but I have ho\. at 3d to 6d each; handsome Bodkins, 3d a doz Shoo Brushes, with veneered backs, 3 for 2s 6d a few dozen Pork Pie Hats left, reduced to 4c each; a few Men's Courier Bags left at 2s am 2s 6d. Will you believe that lam selling Liner Shirt Fronts with or without collars, at 6d each about half of tfc..m are already gone. Blacl Braid, 4d a dozenjyards; Grey and ■, Brown do 6d a J gross; Gieen and Purple do, Is Cd t J-gross ; White handled Knives, 3d each; a few Rink Muffs left. 3s 6d each; a few Waterproof Coats left, reduced to 6s each ; , colored Bag Bindiner, Id a dozen yards; a few Men's Patau. Leather Leggings left, reduced to 3s 6d a pair I am selling Carte-de-Visitcs of the principa: people in the world at lOd each or 8s a dozen Cabinet size, Is 6d each. What will the mer do when all my Satin Scarfs at Is are all gone, audit will not be long, for I have already sold 1 should think about 15 dozen. I shall want you ladies to buy my handsome Belt Buckles at 2d to Is as soon as you can, as I have bought ovoi 92 dozen. 1 have also bought about 80 dozer pairs of Bracelets, which I am selling Gd and 9d a pair, and they are beauties ; ladies high Button Boots, 5s Gd. Some ladies have sense enough to give me Is 6d for a good Umbrella, but they don't all appear to' have; Military Braid reduced to Id a dozen-yards. I will now open a fresh lot of Chignons in separate boxes and sell them at Is. All the others I now reduce to 9d. I have also a great bargain in Ribbon at 1. to 8d a yard ; do. nearly 3£ inches wide 9 Is; black Vulcanite Chain, 9d a yard; green blue violet and drab Dress Gimp, 2d a yard; also green, blue, and drab Silk Fringe; 3d. a yard, Come and see my handsome Black Hair and Hat Ornaments, from 3d to9d; White Bed Lace, 6d a dozen yards. lam now selling the coarse Reels of Machine Silk that.tho ladies like at 2d or Is 9d a dozen ; 30 yards do, Is 3d a dozen or l^dareel; Shoemaker's Tape Measures, Id each ; Tasso Trimming, 2d a yai d; good size colored bordered Pocket Handkerchiefs, 3d eacft; good Elastic, 36yds for Is; black glass Dre33 Buttons, 2d a dozen ; large Black Satin do, Id; Colored do, Id. Now lam not going to say that there is one bad woman in; Auckland, but still I will say-that some are a great deal better thanothers ; for instance I believe some ladies come and get their .bargains of me as usual, and hug them all to themselves, not saying a word to their friends about the wonder ful bargains they have bought, whilst the good ladies.ishow what they have bought of me, and tell the price.they have paid, and so dogood_to those they know, including myself.,l ,1 have a few Hawking Baskets cheap ■ for those who are , thinking of going into business. There is one advantage the ladies will gain by reading this I advertisement over again, and that iB they will be able.to write down what they wish to remember.. Tell your husbands to come and see my strong useful' Shoes at 4s a pair.—W. H. Dampier, Victoria-street, corner jof Hobson street ... _: ;- '•"-" ':"F j .-■■-.; Pianoforte *_^^)§^^_^^' Tuner to His ythe Governor. HOBE'RLIN BROWN, a PIANOFORTE and HARMONIUM TUNER, &c., from Broad wood's and Allison's, London. — Pianofortes tuned on the equal temperament „ystem, toned, regulated, and repaired. 80rders left at Messrs. Upton & Co.'s. Queen-s 0 N S A L E, KEROSINE LAMPS Superior, "warrantedgood," BUTCHERS KNIVES. Landing, ex -Cerastes,' LINSEED OIL (raw and boiled) turpentine. h. p. shroff: HIGH-STRICBT (opposite Police Office). Beer i JBeer r Beer i The inhabitants of Auckland are probably not aware that SUITER'S BREWERY; New North Road, is in Full Swing again, but Buoh is a fact, notwithstanding the recent fire. ' — ■'•:.■•._•'. And if you want Good ) ■ '': Genuine and Wholesome 5-'"RT?T?t> .} Pure and Sparkling _. ; J -D-^-^JA.: rHEN 1 TRY SUITER- & CO/S XX, XXX; XXX;andXXXX. . 30TTLED ALE & PORTER, XX, XXXJ and ",;":'. . XXXX, ON HAND.| " .-;;';. QUALITY NOT TO BE EXCELLED.



;,3 f.-uib-1?.7il s^ t O,2TKA \TfTJ j-ml h(. __;'•'-'_. -'! ■'' ";;'" ' '-'>H_iJ:{. [ mAXATION jDELIET'E'r WTtEAD THIS CAREFULLY; J. ! Much ado is being made at the present time about' the . tax on Beer, and the cry is— Why tax the poor manany more." But without ais; ' cussing the pros, and cons, of the above tax, ':" L' ;J:. :'j.! levy :-.;;| ■•., would call the attention of the Public of Auok-; land—and especially: tho Working Classes—to the Great Reduction which he has made In the '. price of Men's, Boy's, and Youth's r ■;' READY-MADE CLOTHING. M- This great reduction on what is realiy necessary for the Working Man's comfort, will more than recompense him for'the tax on beer. . Warm Clothing is a'. necessity'; Beer is a luxury. Be, wise, therefore* and have ndcessities first, and if you have-any spare Cash afterwards; then indulge in luxuries.' j ...;-.. ' n j. levy :. ~;' yv'-j-j. does not intend-in this advertisement tos-ey 0 much, as the reports occupy so much space, but he has no fear but j the few. remarks he has offered will cause raeri to think aright, and if they are wise, they will lose no time in calling upon their old friend. Who assures them that he has in stook everything that is ." requisite for their requirement*. I "..'',,', . < j. levy ; Makes no apology for republishing his PRICE LIST again. It caused a sensation before, and will do so again, especially as nearly all the lines' lmve been reduced. \ • : 1 _, I . * Men' Heavy Woollen; Shirts (extra shijeß), 3s 6» V ■ ---worth 7s 6d ■• F ■ i Boys'and STouths'ditto, 2s 6r>—worth 5s ; Coloured Moleskins (a large shipment! daily ex -3 pected), 486 d—worth 8s 6d r:__ J "* ---t Men's Galatea Jackets (lined with.either wool _ or Italian cloth), 15s ||d—worth 25s] n ; Men's TWeed Trousers, 8S ll_>—worth 116 d 3 Trousers and Vests (superior Mosgiel tweed) 1' *' 15s ||d-full value, 27s 6d' . j s Aberdeen Socks, per pair, is—worth Is 9d I White Shuts (large variety), 3s 6n—worth 6s Gd *• Overcoats lin Ulsters) from JEI is to £4.48 h Boys' and Youths' Ulsters (any size), at a very 1 low figure . J Collars, per box from 3d. :.,'...'. • i :... I 40s. Double-breasted Paget Suits; worth 755. 3 "That" licks you." ~ ,-.,; ! '• P.S.—Garments are altered free of charge. a."• ' ' '■$"• iIjEVY, ' J.-. MONSTER CLOTHING MART, 210, QUEEN-STREET, ,' Opposite MoArthur's New Building. r c ,„,...■■ I -■■-.::.:..■■- i .--.-r,- T ■ '.-'.'.,- "'- ' . c ,-"-'. ' a ■•""'- ':' . ■'■ ■ ' :; . ... _ -A MAGNIFICENT STOCK n •«'*■ OF i L_, 9 NEW AUTUMN AND WINTER c DR E S S MAT E R AL S >, Just Opened. e.».u ■ ' • ! _ '.....,, . ! — a , Jnu .Atkins ; ' ■:''.'",' s Invites attention to his Stook.' a New Dross Materials, Ladles i. Jackets, Ulsters, Blaok and I Coloured Silks, velvets, Velve- ; c teens, &0., suitable for the ooming i, Season. Now on View. Splen- ■.■■>■'■ a did- Colours In New Silk Reps, ~ Wool Repß, 'Wool PopHnettes, ..•.•.;. i - I Satin Cloths, WoolSerges.TwiUed t Carmelites, Kstamane Serges, •> o French Merinos, Winseys, ahd t Fancy Dress Gooda. All splendid > c -'- value. AU the new shades pro e ourable in Stock. The selection I.1 thlß Beason is the largest and best t ever shewn in the city. Good t quality Blaok Silk at 3s lid per c- _'. yard. ~ All the new shades jln , c Coloured Silks. Also Good Cheap. ,' ~', Blankets, Quilts, Sheetings, Table ) >. Linen, Flannels, . Calicos, and d' , •'. Manchester Goods. . j „ * ' .-■ • '".,..' ', ■ ".< i -"' ''■'■■' 0 ' '"''.'■ '''. 5 .-': '''. :. |. ,: F ..." ■ '■■■ -l! <";;" TNTHK '.: -.•-' : ■ ••'•(:"''"' ' _. C L OTHIB-Q.DEPA R T M;E;N.T; -.'■'■' New Tweed Suits. Coats, Trow-:'-:'.'.' ' | - sera and Vests suitable for all 1 classes. A large Stock of Boy's '- a ; ". and Youth's Tweed Suit9,-in ohr • ■') s " own make and imported.- An ,-f.... „; "" Immense stock of New Tweeds in- . i Bannockburn, Mosgiel, Scotch, .h,' > a /West of England, &c. Tailors . V can select from the largest stook, ~ q-. -In Auckland at Wholesale Prices, ' , i Cheap T weeds suitable for Boy's • ■■■■ ,i ..;. 3 --':: wear.-" ■ '; ~' • m.- ■ •-'.. j :„•■• :•: ■<__( 1 -...'-' '•"' :". '■ ;.;., "-r "' '• ;:..-.. • ■ 7-' ■;'<) . ~ ■• ■-. \ '"'■ ' '■',' ; Good Quality Guabanteisej, and I - Prices Lowest in_ Auckland fob' i , All Desubiptions of ;' .Drapeby and. c Clothdxo. ; ;.. \.:'■-.. r\ ; y■ . , '.'..'.. '. ] "; ', ;_ ! ''''~. ■,'''.;, I H. A TE: I N^gj TM mo THE PUELIC OF AUCKLAND. ; There is much, being made Inst now by somo 1 persons in the Clothing Trade about supporting [ LboAr. Industry, but ' :** v SAMUEL COOMBES ;« : ' l Challenges any House in.the Trade . p to Shew that'they Kmploy AS Much LoOAL_ I Labour as ho does (that is Auckland Labour), i and Money spent elsewhere than in Anckland ' might almost as well be spent in London, as far . as we In Auckland are concerned. ' Samuel Ooombes i MAKES THE BULK OF THE CLOTHING J HE SELLS 1 ' In fact, the Bulk of the CLOTHING SOLD at 1 the CITY OL OTHI-NGH M ART Is [ Manufactured on the Premises ! . > The only, important exception being Geelong ; Tweed, or Australian Tweed Goods, whioh i are manufactured in Melbourne, and as SAMUEL COOMES ! | Has made Large Contracts In Melbourne for those Goods, enabling him to sell them Much i : Under Wholesale Ppices 1! I i The 27s 6d.and 303 being fully 20 per cent, under * what a much inferior article would cost in any • . Wholesale House. : ' 1 -t-3" One Trial will suffice to prove this fact; ,:;:':''. In the ' ■ '";: .*' ' TAILORING DEPARTMENT,. c I I samuelscoombes I ..;..; ". Has Completed, since Ithe] 29th of j May, .1878;:: J ,^26,Measure__aentsI J; *;,,;': ?! These Figures speak for themselves. ~„.!'/ ' V r^.' 'J :; ','V'/ jnST OPENED; ! /--^ /,;; ■• 200 GALATEA JACKETS, 1076. : s ? •A Large Line WEST OF ENGLAND TROUSERS, 10/6; worth 115/6.- i >.1 ' Also,'- SEVERAL CASES WATERPROOF CLOTHING, which will be Sold Cheap. O A M U E L I.OOMBE S, CITY CLOTHING MART, 92. Queen-street, j Auckland. i ' ' UKIK CHANDLERY &SAILMAKING NOTICE OF REMOVAU A. B. DONALD Having taken over the balance of the leas of those centrally-situated Premises, corner of Queen and Fort-streets, ately occupied by Mr Thomas Williams, as a Ship Chandler, Sail maker, &c, would intima his intention of continuing this Business ii a bi anches, and trusts to secure a fair share of support. A.B.D. takes this jpf ortunity of thanking the Shipping Community and General Public for the liberal patronage accorded him during the . last ten years, and lrom his personal knowledge of the Business, hopes to secure a continuation of the favours so liberally bestowed}upon him. N.B.—A Large Assortment of Tents and Tar paulins always kept in stock. ~ j _^_ j "VTEW GROCERY ESTABLISHMENT. 1. A. W. GLADDING (late of] the New North Road)respectfully intimateß to.hisfriendsthat he' has ppened a General Grocery Business in"-those premises immediately j opposite ,S,, Sepulchre's Church, Upper Symondß-street.,.; t To those who know him heneedhardl j say that.he means to supply .noth__g*"b"ttt'.tha Best Goods, and to sell them at the lowest -possible - profit. He thinks his Customers may rely upon - what they may purchase from his Shop. The' * Grocery Goods are all newly-selected; his Teas are of very superior Quality and flavour: Orders received will be' promptly delivered. Famdies waited upon.



(l !i,'!H3ii _"(M! (V ,0.3 T '&. ■'■■- :'"; i -,;. '?•'/ fjfjr .'" '<■ '.'.. ,-:'.';.'; tw, •■■; y•• j .;•; ;,yc...'i ':.•;_•.': !". ..7Y.1 JA'.''..'FtJi .'.. ""• f •. HITCHEN'S CELEBRATED BLOOD • RES'IORER i A NEVER-FAIi_ING REMEDY., . UNSOLICITED TESTIMONIAL. Extraordinary Curb of an Auckland .Omnibus Drivjer, 21 years resident, of . ' ; Long-standing Rheumatism. '','.'.'.'r'i - Auokland, August 20,1878. Dear Sir,—l had suffered severely and most acutely from Rheumatism for many years, brought on, I believe, from exposure to all weathers in-the exeroise of my calling. For years I could not sleep at night, and was unable to lie except in one-position; Day and night I was full of excruciating pains, scarcely able to move about at all, and as a natural sequence, my general health was also materially injured. I believe I. suffered the pangs of Rheumatism, and its attendant evils, in evei-y shape and form. and my life was almost a burden to me. I tried every remedy I~could hear of, but without ob taining any relief whatever. The sum I spent in medicine and medical advice, was very con siderable, but of no avail; until I invested in a bottle of your Blood Restorer; I confess that I was not hopeful at all when I pur chased ydi.r medicine, I had tried so many specifics without receiving the slighest benefit, but having determined to give it a fair trial, I carried out my Intention. I adhered strictly to the directions, and the result is that I am changed from a mere, wreck to my,{former self again—restored to health and vigour, and able to drive daily through ; all weathers, and at all hours, if .occasion requires. I am sure you have never had a worso case to deal with than mine, and although even now, in had weather, I feel my limbs rather fstiff, after sitting on the box for a longtime,l am a living example1 of the almost miraculous curative properties (under Providence) of your now celebrated Blood Restorer. My friends tell me it is a duty I owe to my fellow creatures to send you this acknowledgement, and if it is the means of persuading other sufferers to go and do likewise, I shall feel that this letter Is not written in vain. I have the more pleasure in giving this' testimonial as it ig quite un solicited on your part You are at liberty, of -course, to make any use of this.—l am, sir, yours gratefully, , Henry Maidsn. To H. E. Hltchens, Esq., Auokland. ""'■'■■ 7 • '■ .:: :',.:■' .■.'•:' .7 OE W IN6 MAC HI N E S. 0 '<■) [Established 185511 ;' 7W. H. SHAKESPEAR & CO., SEWING MACHINE MANUFACTURERS, • 246, Queen-street, ;'.''•';'-"'';' . AUCKLAND, : ■■■■l Respectfully invite all Ladies in want of really FIRST-CLASS SKWING 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 Binoe their introduction In England, we not only theoretically, but practically, understand every Bran oh Of the Trade. We shall shortly receive a Very Largo and Carefully-selected»Btockof Machines moßt suit able for New Zealandl'lndustries. which we shall Sell at the LOWEST ENGLISH PRICES for Cash. : ; We also desire to cali your attention to the fact that we never "Hire" Machineß, 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 tho repairing of all the better class of Sewing Machines, and guarantee their.proper working after being in our hands. FITTINGS, NEEDLES. SHUTTLES, FINEST I MACHINE OIL, SPRINGS, &C, &o. '}'';'..' Dealers and Shlpper_ Supplied. . ■ Unlimited InatructlohFreeto all the Purohasers. j _*T ',: Remember the address: W. 11. SHAKESPEAR & CO. QUEEN -STREET, AUCKLAND, ' (Immediately opposite City Market). ..:."'■■.! [Established 1855. I- - - [Q ELLI N G OFF!! THE WHOLE OF THE WINTER STOCK! JOHN SMI T H, DRAPER, On the Wrong Side op Queen-street, Informs the Public of Auokland, and ■'<■ surrounding districts, tha' heis loom- polled to REALISE the WHOLE of HIS ENORMOUS STOCK, which ' •; will be Offered to Purchasers at GREAT REDUCTIONS, ... ~:■•„ ~-.._.["." , TO EFFECT . j """.'" "; ; A SPEEDY CLEARANCE ii ! J. S. would draw SPECIAL ATTENTION-'to' the following Goods:-^: .....", ~'| $$ j '.'"'. ■".,'.":_:. ' ■'- "'&' BLACK SILKS, from 3/11 V COLOURED SILKS, in' all shades SILK WORP BALE RNOS .. r;. ALL-WOOL SERGES, new shades ; SATIN CLOTHS, in shades - - V HOMESPUNS and CARMELITES WINCEYS A Large Quantity of FRE NC H MERINOS, 1/4; worth, 2/9 :;'. A Large Quantity of FANCY DRESS MATERIAL at Cost. 5 bales GREY CALICO, I4_ 10 „ GREY SHEETING, /ll _ 5 „ AU-wool BLANKETS, from 6/9 each 4 .„ », 9/6 each 10 „ Superior ditto CLOTHING. Good Tweed Trousers, 8/6 Good Tweed Trousers and Vest, from 15/11; worth 25/ Men'B Paget Suits (Solcberg and Melbourne made), _15/ ; Boys' Colonial-made Suits £1 6s 6d ,' A large quantity of Men's Crimean Shirts at cost! i 0 rolls CARPET, ißonght Job, all Choice Patterns. V A few superior DINING and DRAWING SUITS to be Sold Cheap. •ST STILL FURTHER REDUCTION! 7: INSPECTION INVITED. ■..•--.__.-'... pattweiws 6_v_nr. f- r'a"'"" '-' \V f ?r';;;j^7H:N:;.::;:S:;M[:T;T H, - ' ".,'•"' ...'-■..'.7:7 .;7'"-7DRAFE_.i .-7 \'.L 7- { ar Wbong Side ;op the Street, *_-« i NextFUnited Service Hotel, ,: 1 IF'JT/F'. <•;■'. ~;■ Queen-street_ ■• " -■~,"



TH ISTL E. H Q f T EL, QUEEN-STREET. £g j . \ SPLENDID BARS AND SITTING-ROOMS. THE UP-STAIRS BAR j AND RILLIAR D - R O O M TJNEQUALLED IN THE COLONIES. J. LITT LE, PROPRIETOR. 7\ ; * TTNITED SERVICE HOTE ' V-'QUBBN & wSsLE -STREETS. JOHN HANCOCK, Proprietor, Importer of Foreign Wines and Spirits. AVC __ LAND, N. Z. L R E R T ~HT E L QUEEN-STREET, AUOKLAND. S. C. COULTON, Proprietor _ (Late of the Masonic Hotel, Napier, and of tho Masonic Hotel, Gisborne), Private Suites of Rooms for Families. Sample Room for Travellers . rfvSE CRITERION HOTEL, J.- CAMBRIDGE. First-clags accommodation for Families. sample rooms for commercial gentlemen. _„„,„ BEST BRANDS WINES AND SPIRITS On Hand GOOD STABLING. Horses for Hire at Moderate Charges. EDWARD HEWITT, Proprietor. A I P A R A HOTEL, HELENSVILLE (South). The above Hotel is situated on an eminence commanding an excellent view, and is in the heart of the township, ottering thereby a con venient and pleasant resort for travellers. The Best of Wines and Spirits. JAMES HAND, Proprietor. -RATIONAL CJ OTJSL, 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 W ___!___ fli__o The Rooms are large, lofty, well-ventilated, and liberally furnished. .'"•'"_ „, The Suites of Apartments for Families are first-class. J; ' • • The Show Rooms for Commercial Travellers, Allcock's Billiard T-.- -. --"■ '^c Stabling Accommodation, are u> • — _ the pro vince; the latter being n-^uor t___ superinten dence of First-class Grooms. BUGGY AND SADDLE HORSES ON HIRE. Tho extension of the Railway to Hamilton makes Cambridge less than one day's pleasure journey from Auckland.? W. WALKER, PROPRIETOR. OA L MI N E.S HOT EL, HUNTLEY. , WILLI AMRICHARDSON Begs to inform Waikato settlers, and the travel ling public, that he has ussumed tho 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 lira with their patronage. The best of Aleß, Wines, and Spirits kept. , W. RICHARDSON, . ► Proprietor.-- TT> OI N T RUSSELLHOTEL. _IT mercer. DANIEL ARKELL begs to inform the travelling public that he ha. made great im provements to tho above well-known Hotel, and In addition to other excellent accommodation, there is now added a Railway Refreshment Room at the Station, for the special oonven ience of travellers by every train. \ ■;; The Best of Wines and Spirits. Hancock'sparkling Ale. ; ORIENTAL LOUNGE AND NEVADA HOTEL, ' ; Centre of QUEEN AND DURHAM-STREETS. The Proprietor of the above Establishment, ever alive to the comforts of his PATRONS, has for some timo seen and felt that there was a want of some place of Resort of a more private nature, and, at tho same time, more Elegantly appointed LOUNGE, where Professional Gentlemen, Business Men and otuors, after the fatigues of tho day, could while away an hour in pleaßaut 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 to be found in this part of the world, which will be known from this timo forward as the ORIENTAL LOUNGE. Tothoso 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. __ ..• . , ~; ' L. D. ]S" ATHAN & o°7 , Agents, Auckland. ■j^ISQU-ITj DUBOUCHE & CO, [Established 1819.] | HIPPERS OF BRANDY COGNAC WJ.HDB..EQK.-CASKS, CASES. &IFLASB.S . «_L SoleiAgents for Auckland— j • - L. D. NATHAN & CO NCORE! ENCORE 1 ENCORE .yy.y .... , ; WHISKY. ■ j , *■- ■"' ";.-'; .- A few-vendors of other brands of Whisky defaming the " ENCORE," its qualities ire appreciated, ascan be seen by its daily ex- % tensive consumption, and by the : opinions of many medical men of position throughout Great Britain. See label on each bottle, i • E.& A. ISAACS, Sole Agents.' ",' THOMAS/MACKY, Sub-Agent,'.' ' ' '..-•'- • ■''.> ,r...-: Fort-street;-::: *'



IESTABHSHED 1859J - ... CL AR X E BROTH ER S, (Late Crombies), Royal Fine Art Photographic Galleries, Opposite Union Bank, Queen-street, Auckland. First-class Portraits, from C.D.V. to Life Size at moderate prices. Childrea's Portraits taken hstantaneouslv. - -,-':, XMPERIAL SCHIEDAM SCHNAPPS. Dk. Hassall's Report. The Analytical and Sanitary Institution, 51, Holborn Viaduct, E.C.,' _ London, 9th May, 1877. Report on a Sample of Imperial Schiedam Sch napps, received from Mr. H. J. Hart. We have subjected a sample of the above named article to a very careful chemical analysis and examination. / '. , ■ "_:_l._ The results of the analysis, which 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 m solution. It possesses a delicate and agreeable aroma, and a pure and mild taste. Mr. Harts Schiedam Schnapps is a very superior article of its class, is well purified, and quite genuine. (Signed) Arthur H. Hassall, M.D., Author of "Food and its "Adulteration Otto Hehnbr, F.C.S.. P lie Analyst, 3S_^:HI WM.: JOHNSON'S REPORT. Government Analytical I_aboratory, Melbourne, 23rd July, 1877. Henri J. Hart, Esq. m . Sir,—l have the honour to report for your in formation that the sample of Imperial Schiedam Schnapps forwarded by you to mo has been suß mitted to a searching chemical analysis ana critical examination, the reßultof which enables me to state that it is the Finest Sample of Schnapps that has ac yet come und< t VO.' notice. It has a pure fragrant odour, and IS a >solutely free from any trace of fusil or other iniunous impurity, and has evidently been distilled _rom superior rye grain, always used instead of malt in the production of the choicest qualities Of Schnapps. 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 __)____-____! f ' I have the honour to be, Sec., (Signed) Wm. Johnson, Analytical Chemist to the Government of Victoria. This Pure Medical Spirit, Superior to any n the Market, and Lower in Price, is offered to the Public under the full conviction that it will supersede all others now in use. „._.„-„-,.-__ ATRIAL IS EARNESTLYLSOLICITED. OWEN & GRAHAM, MERCHANTS, AGENT FOR AUCKLAND. THE GREATEST WONDER OF MODERN TIMES. Long experience has proved these famour remedies to be moot effectual in curing eithes the dangerous maladies or the slighter com plaints which are more particularly incidental to the life of a minor, or those living in the bush; Occasional doses of these Pills willguard the system against those evils which so often beset the human race, vi —Coughs, colds, and dis orders of the livei and stomach—the frequent orerunners of fov dysentery, diarrhoea, and holera. HOLLOW AY'S OINTMENT Is the most effectual remedy ror scalds or wounds, ulcers, rheumatism, and all skin diseases j in fact, when used according to the printed directions it never fails to cure alike deep and superflcia ailments. These Medicines may be obtained from all respectable Druggists andStorekeepersthrough out the civilised world, with directions for use n almost every language. They are prepared only by the Proprietor THJMAS HOLLO WAY, 5 Oxford-street London. *»* Beware of Counterfeits that may emanate from the United Stateß. JJROWN, BAREETT & CO.'S AUCKLAND STEAM COFFEE AND SPICE MILLS COFFEES. If IS NOT SUFFICIENTLY KNOWN THAT GOOD COFFEE is the best stimulating Beverage both for Winter and . , Summer. To obtain what you really want, ask for our Best Brands, the EXCELSIOR or STANDARD, which have sustained their good names over Ten Years, and have very much increased in' demand—a sure proof o their being consumed and appreciated in all households throughout and even out of our province. $a, Wholesale only at our Mms and Agents. 55tC Retail at all Grocery Establishments in Town and Country. ;"„ '■■' . ~ - ■'■:*" ro © © 2°*-§ „ , . 7 Our best ggo Excelsior Brand, green label | quaUties. moO Standard „ red „ }- Every pkge. gp, o Lion "■'.'._. Pink „ ) with our t. m ' signature. V. o-S |a ffl -- ~ f^ wo Sfßfr . _ ) our lowest ®"1b Anchor „ puce „ { qualities, "fig 'Crown « „ yellow „ [without our _s*gfc :.-• ■ ) signature. 0 PEPPERS and SPICES we guarantee of Best Quality, and free of adulteration. BROWN, BARRETT & CO. Elliott-street, 13th July. 1878 J O R M A N D V P I P PJNS. . JUS T L A NDE D, •Ft .: •., Ex 'Martha Fisher': ; y^-1-■ ■ : '--'y ' 10 BASKETS NORMA-NDY PIPPINS, :" : _!.k>;: -_. :.on sale bt l ,-:; T.'. . H, MAXFIELD, ;:' '"7,.. f, , 125, 'QUJF.EN-BTREET, , 7-7.7,■=,_ 7_'.,.,



D. ;■■■ E v '.i T 9A a n GUNMAKER, £ 2 4 4, .Q ; U E Is N - S T it *■_ i_,': '' Opposite the Markbi. ; B t« f Q , ' ON SALE,-jN STOn^'-'f I Single and Double BrewA-ioAdlnSli.,. I loading Fowling PiS^S-1 Mm, . I o_._,^«Ußt? e?ei^ ed '6x3l^teArrivfti< L I Best Brands in Gunpowder 8- 1 Shot, Eley^Double^ Waterproof Cfttui 7 1 ridge Cases, Wadding*PatenW -V 7 1 centrators - , ?*.t-!-1 )nt ShotSf. I Cylinder Wire Cartridges,r for '___*____«., 1 Shot, Guns * ' OT 1 Gun Cases, Waterproof Covers '■''■> • I Game Bags, &c. ™*/- . - | Breech-loading Implements of every flefi . ? Patent Chilled Shot Breech-loading Revolvers, and Am'- „„._, ! Infantry SwoJds • v taltifo ' I Fishing Tackle • ■ ' ■'-_.. | Fireworks. ■ ■''"7 7'Vr?: '■ ■: "' I fJAUXI-UN TQ^^Tg^ ( DR. BRIGHT'S PHOSPHOHYwt_ 1 Whereas it having become kuoferiVJs I prietprsof "Dr. Bright's PhOsphK^ ■ Medicine, emanating from an'nn-iSL-^ta" * London firm, is .exported to __ndia^n^ni),ll-iU 1 and foisted on purchasers as equalMim**'&&■ Dr. Bright's Phpsphodyne.they Sfc^ _. public to specially caution ■ them SJ° -to I compound, and request their, :_S,f tfi» I attention to the following distiuet-TO-nL^ft-r I istics of Dr. Bright's PhosphoS^'***«-» Ist. That Dr. Brighfa. Phospho^ £ & only in cases. - ; • ■ ■ --_ne » BoH 2nd. The words "Dr. B_ighPs,:__iiW.,o are clearly blown in each bottle '■ "- Bp *10-W 3rd. The Registered Trade' M___:<Lfl _~ turo of Patentee are printed on'tW..;W every caee. "° ia b_.o( _tth. Directions :.or .use in all thff fniw. I languages are enclosed in each' cas^i^ «-- 1 French, German, Italian, Dutch SnanllS r?^> i tufcuese, Russian, Danish, T^iikish^^Ji1* 1 Hindostam Madrasse, Bengalee. Oliin^^' \ Japanese without which none catiltoXj^ I Genuine. ■ - -^SB-Xln . SDR. BRIGHT S PHOSPHODYNE5 istu , I reliable remedy for Nervous andj/ve? _vnlj \ plaints and aU Functional Deranramnnfaf **!n* f DR. BRIGHT'S PHOSPHODlffife^ ised by the aristocracy and the elite esteSjo?*''- I uaed in the ArmyWd'Navy, andsffl^ : commended by the leading- .Medical -ft; *_" s tionerß. -'""■ '' ■-■•} F l™* j DR. BRIGHT'S PHOSPHODYNE ia »» k ' all Chemists and. Patent Medicine vT_-1*; throughout the Globe. "-*-18 vender. N.8.-Ask for DR. BRIGHT'S PHOSPRn.' DYNE, and do not be persuaded to tekfi_T 1 useless and Possibly Dangerous Snl&tttnt-y ?- • 728:'. s:'rF^MS_:^ WAIKATO POTATOES 1 Grown on Light'Dry-^So tt :^S Hor _- j Town Seed. .'■; ' '1 F unilil PRIME QUALITY.)? j Superior to Canterbubx ! GOOD FOR THE TABLE!. | \. ALs6,;TD^ SllaD' FINE SAMPLE^ OT s EARLY PINBBIEB on :s'A*-L-y:iEt'Y^ - ; ADAM LAY-BOURNi ! .■/' FORT-STREET. ,Tf. TttM X E Y;S B L^G^LEAD " Cleanliness."^ ■'& : WJ&. Nixey's Refined Black.Lbad is fl. fl ' cheapest and best for polishing: Stoves and a_7 kinds of Ironwork equal, to BumiiiliedßteeL without waste or dust. In. Id., 2d., and id Blocks, and Is. Boxes. Cantion^There aw several imitations. Sold '.everywhere by _\ l shopkeepers. — Counting House.,:- I__, Boiu Square.London. ~•■,.'. "__ '.Vi'. /S A TjE F U L.— Cpjpi^RTlNG" E PPS'S CO'COil -7 ! 'Breakfast. . ../. I "By a thorough knowledge of?Jhe natm-aJ laws which govern the operations of digestion and nutrition, and by a .careful application o! the fine properties of Well-selected cocoa, Mr, Epps has provided our breakfasfetables witha de'icately flavoured beverage which may ssm us many heavy doctors'.bills. It iB by &c ju_{. cious use of such articles of diettha^a -Oiißtitii- tion may be gradually-built up'!tmt_l:BtKiig enough to resist. every tendencyy to disease. Hundreds of subtle maladies are flo_t__f?around us ready to attack .wherever. there" is a *rak point. .We may escape many-d;fsfel ehaftbf: keeping ourselves well fOTtifled with^piire Wooa . and a properly nourished frame."rj^S|6 article in"v, the Civil Service Gazette.', , ~, r; ~t . Made simply with boiling water or milk, Sol d only in Packets (Tins '■ for abroad), labelled " ■ IthUS:— ■; ;.•:■■:':vf "i '• ,- JAMES EPPS & .CO.-j'I.' HOMOEOPATHIC "CHEMISTS, 48 Threaclneedle-street, and 17. Piccadilly. Works: Euston'Road. Camden Town, London SAUNDERS AND G-I-LBEBD, SOAP akd CANDLE MANUFACJDKES, FREEMAN'S BAY-,. AuctfiAKD,: ■ ! Cash Buyers of Tallow.:, 7M" ',0 ; T I r-b E, The undersigned having a Laige'STOCKol th j Beet and Fastest Dyes that can; Ije procured in the-English and French Marketp, et wellaa a pler.tifoi supply of pure wateri'la enabled to Produce Colours not to be surpassed. Havlig had the Patronage of th 6 Ladies and"Gentlemen of Auckland in his management of,the bueines of a Dyer and Cleaner during the'Jlsat fifteen years, he trusts that by/a TOntmnance of strict attention, and by personal control of the opera tions, to continue to give the satisfaction he has - hitherto afforded. .7, ; i Ladies'and Gentlemen's WearihgApparel(« ! any description) CleanfedTDyedi orißenewed, ii any shade or colour, v elvete, Silkfl, Safins, Ribbons, Feathers, Gloves, Cleaned. Dyed; or Renewed, in any colour. . Gentlemen a Clothing Cleaned, Renewed, or Dyed, and Pressed, on short notice. ••'•.. i,yy:::; cF ■ .tar Orders left at-the City, Establishmen Wellesley-street East ?i will receive promp attention. Ladies and Gentlemen waited upon by leaving their Orders personally or by letter, _:..,. ..-WijBDGAE. BAKERS, OBSERVE i—Day Book '. specially made for-the.Trade. Mnslo La Magazine, and every.other.kind of BIN- ing Ledgers, Day Books, and Registersbimd byWiLLiAM Leys, next EvsanSofSTJa Office, Wyndham-street. ; .:".-":; CFSAF $■'■ ■ --'■•... ■^t illi a m m h;"o,m a MONUMiffiNTAL; '7 - MARBLE, AND STONE MASON, Inscriptions Cut. Accurate and Beautifu, Designs of Monranms and Tombs, Iron Rails, and Headstone^ DK warded on apphcation in' Town pr Country. AUwork packed care_-_ly;fand:Piit onboara Shin if required. ,< -, < .■ ;. Work done by FirstrClass Workmen, ana none but Best Class of -Material" used, and no Deception. - . ——— / corner of lorne:-and .VICTOBIA-S'T. EAST, Auc__l_-in.,;j . And at Augustus^street Shortlanfl, . | ■', v/.; Thames."---[ !l' !t";. ,-,■ I XTAMILTON RAILWAY; NOTICE B. EDWARDS Begs to inform the public IthatoaaOoaohjCW ing 12 passengers. and^ luggage^ «M# "S train arriving from AucMand. .Ghargesi^ able. Special Carriages'.provided.to.™£tf_i- instructions being sent per poSfOßtelegraP 0 " ' ■yy-r. y B.EDWARDS,?.. . * ' Livery a_nd Bait .Stables, .:' ,' ;;.; . f.. :.., Hamilton. ...t+tn ■ '■'i!'i:!-__--—;" "y EN E TIA N BLINb:!,'FACTOEY WIRE GAUZE BLINDS, AND PKKF A 0 I P ATI! ZINC BLINDS, MAY BE HAD AUCKLAND VENI-TrAN BLlNr' MANUFACTORY-, JF^ 5 CORNER OF COOK'AND'6BE_« B Of any dimensions, in any number from " to a Hundred, within a giventune. M*"" best Quality, and reasonable jpn-*" and sent to all parts of New Zea land. Terms cash. Estimates returned by Post. ■ A. & A. BUSBY: ' (Late M. Horten;BoSßYl VENETIAN BLDMD MAKERS AND ff- WORKERS,. ,____,__- Corner of Cook. AND,G_-_T-Bgg___i**-— MR. FAULDER, Sole Contractor City Council for the Emptying OT &$ Closets, Privy Boxes, Cesspit*, r&c..«££Ja__g to attend pnnctuaUy to all.'W^J^aio: the above. Persons, desiring to Jaffre^yyot places attended to, either we^jforw'Jl^gs otherwise, can have the HMhfe'done_P r^» h 9 notice, either verbal or^.wnttg^ lJ? offl* Inspector of Nuißanceß,. u eifr-; Coin*-" v Queen-street. , •, ■;,,.,, -» !..■;■ J -,