The series of quesi ions by- Mr Houghton were then laken seriatim, and replied to as follows : Question.!:- Mr;Maseneld wasqutte innocent in regard <o the' Waterworks dispute. H« 'behaved ttiththestrictestimpartiahl.y (Che<p). Mr Hurst kept back the nv-ney from day to da>, and finally the solicitor recommend that the matter In-, referred to arbitration. . :' ■ -Qu,estion2: ..Ho .was anxious for the endow-: nietits an<s by-streets to be planted with tree?, butwßeii Grey-street was planted, he thought it was done on the footpaths. They were rather ' acnrsWtlian ables ing. . ■.- ■. '.' Question 3Y No: God forbid thHt r should pledge myself" to thej cutting down of upper -Queen-street. Question 4: Net Leirg in the timber Imp, 1 cannot say who su op lieu the timber. Ifithnd beenVcalieo I might have. kro\v:i. (Laughter). What i? the next, question. Isn't it a, nice thing tolbe roasted? . (Renewed laughte ). ■ . . -Question 5 : thii c almady ansv> ered tt.is.^ In answer to a qu stiou from Mr Ba-tley a ques tion; Mr Co?giave considered the endowment caS63 fahould go to arbitration. . A ratonaver: If elected, would you vote foi the cutting down of Simrtland-J-treet t Mr Co=<rave : I am n>t bereft at my senses. Mr Co°r-aVe .then resumed his swat amidst ChMrUoL!e took Ids place Ho commenced by saytog that shortly after he went into the City QfmiiciL un i-ffort was made to remove heOity Council offices to McArtliur'fl large buildings. He was the means of defeating that object, and thus saved the rate* ayew £115 per year. In this ho was supposed by Mr Cosgrave. He had Kiven im-.ch attention to the number of officers euiploved by the Cour.cil and the salaries paid to each, nndhad oom.o to the conclusion that there wore more cats than were latchiugmke. (Laughter). He then read the following list of offices of the Council, with their salaries appended :—Town Cleric. 5400 ; Surveyor, £3oO: Treasure, *30! i; receiver, £250; Clerk, £125; Inspector of Xni a-c s, £175; Valuer, £100; Nofic-.-:-erv r. £D 3 ; surveyor's Assistant, £327; O'fuca'-B.v iBol); .v\s3Q'iK'T.;S93; Waterworks Engiifeer." £151): Waerwork* Clerk. £125; £ uciiior, £30 ; -u;!j iiifemlent of F re Brigade, "; £259iiUo/3 As-istaur, £11; Scrtet Foreman, £187;■•Turncock.- £182; Assistant Turncock. £101; Engineer at Springs £208; Fireman, £130' -Strait Foreman's assistant, £156 The. total amount, including the Mayc's allow ance, v.hieh he might say was lower ■ than that paid in any other city m the colony. waa £1073. He had en deavoured to ke^p these aolaries down a-j much as possible, (hissts and cheers.) Another end which he hud enueavoured to bring about was the removal of the present Town Cleric, and the substitution for him of a duly qualified solicitor. Th-s he cons-i-teredwonldremlfc in a large saving to the lv.tepa; crn in law expenses. The first Town Clerk appointed i y the corporation re ceived vie appointment because he was sup posed to be a solicitor. Asa proof that it would ' have been a saving, he referred to the fact that the Council iiod passed for. paym-nt a solicitor account for £230 odd. \\\ this attempt he failed, the voting being as follows:—For : Goldie, Waddel. and Dickson. Against: Prime, "Uasefk-L'], Brett. Isaacs, and Co3grave. In consequence o£ dissatisfaction regarding the prt-sci't i:ight soil contract, he had succeeded in getting-the Council to call for tenders for the ■work, Mr Wilson, a contractor, having agreed to do it at 25 per o-ntless than Mr Faulder. When the tenders were ooened, Mr Wilions charges wero found to he in exceas of the others. He had not thought; it wise to reduce the Is cenetal ra c while the Government was paying the £ for £ subsidy. But finding that the money Teceived from the special rate of 6d in the £ produced considerably more 'than what was required for .interest and sinkirg fund or loan, he moved that the commissioner of audit be applied to. to have it reduced one half. This whs agreed to, and the commissioner having given his consent, the rate was reduced from 6d to 3d. Through his instrumentality the new asphalting con tract for 100,000 yardj had be«*n tak^n, and the saving on this contract was £3,750. He had also moved in reference to the banking account, and the result was that terms were obtained from the National Bank, causing a saving of £300 or £400 per y ear on the previou.3 contract. Two nf the officers of the Council, viz., the Town Clerk and Treasurer, had been appointed irregularly, in smuch as Japplications had never been requested througti the Press from persons willing to accept those positions. The Town Clerk had endeavoured to have his salary increased from £100 to £500, and at a committee meeting of the Council, held in the Mayor' rs room, a document was read f i-opa the Town Clerk urging councillors to allow him an increase. The speaker objected to the docu ment being read unle-s it wa3 to be made public, and the public allowed an opportunity of know ing the influence used. An endeavour was then made to jincrease the salary of the Town C erk, but it failed. He stated that Mr Phillips, Town Cl'rk, had previously a*ked Mr W. Swausoi' to-sea him (the speaker) and get him. to have the Clerk's salary increased to £5«0. Mr Swanson said he would see all the members if Mr Phillip3 would not taue less than a £100 - increase. "(Hisses and applause.) Jn regard to the endowment lca oe3, he oppressed himself utterly opposed to ar;y concession being ma^e to • the leaseholders, and considered they should join together, and contest a case with the City Coun cil. He was also opposed to the Council taking over the maintenance of the Charitable In stitution?, and believed the Diomised subsidies would soon vanish, s-e would .".lso, if returned; vote against the 16 feet 6 in lies cutting in ■ Upper Qneen-strset.and against the maintenance of the Fire Jirigf.dc by the City Council. In answer to questions, Mr Goldie said he had - always retrained from supplying timber to the Qotir.oil. ' Tho timber, for the Slaughterhouse was ob'ainrd by the contractor during his absence at vvhangaroa. a:;d if he asked for second-class timber he got it, and had to pay for it. He strongly opposed having anything to do with Messrs. Moirin's claim, for £7.000 extras, as the Council had not ordered them. The amount was, however, reduced to £1,100, aud they decided they would be consulting the interests of the ratepayers by making common cause against tt-.e sub contractors. He did not regret -having adopted that course. Mr Uoldie wa3 then going to say what he had done in the Council, but ha was compelled to sit down by continued his-es, uproar, and cries of "Time, time." ' Mr C.: Greenwcsy then came forward amidst mingled groans, cheers, and laughter. He com- j mencee by stating that he had come forward at the reque.-t of many friends. Sinre he came to the colony, he had been of great assistance in "rising it." in fact he was the first tbat mado a . "rise" iv the colony. (Laughter and cheers). . A Voice: Don't take a rise out of it. ■ (Re . newed laughter). . . Mr Green way contained: Tnere should be retrenchment in the salaries paid to City Council official ', He had a good clerk, and ho paid him £100 a year, and he i.o"ld make out bill 3 for him self if he liked. (Applause and cheers). Who rut down education? (Tremendous applause). He'did his part. (Renewed applause and roara of laughter).. He was against Upper Queen-st. being cut do\vn. and did not see why Mr Stainea ho'ttsc should have to be raised, eight or ten feet. Mr GSreenway then took his seat amidst ■ renewed applause and loud hurrahs. Mr .Peacock'wa^ the next speaker. He had not yet taken up any particular position in reference to the works already referred to, but •vvould give them, all an impartial consideration. He did not think it right that the money of the ratepayers should go for metalling the reclama-' tion. and forming roads there. He trusted that stepsshonld betnken toappointacommittee, con sisting of members of City Council and Harbour Board to arrange the difficulty respecting the: reclamation. He desired to go tnto the Council free and unhampered if he went in at all, and would give a fair and impartial vote on all questions (cheers). ' Mr'Staines then came forward. The rate ' payers knew from his past services in the Provincial .Coiii-cil and City Board that he al ways ■■',acted in. an upright, ; straightforwaad, ad .manly spirit. If-elected-be woild go in with an mdependpnt spirit. (Laughter). He Wonld:go in to fight the ratepayera cause, (iaught.er anil ap: lavs's). :He did not seek a seat in Council to have Council!' r added to his name, but to go. as the people's champion. (Roara of laughter). During all the tine he had been in the city, and notwithstanding all he had done'fs£'it, he had never received a handful of; S"oria hash...(Tienewed laughter and cheers,.1 .during'-which- the people's "champion took his seat). ■ : -; ''• ' . ;JVlr,-Thompsqn was the next and lis.t speaker. He had no past scenes to answer for, nor yet past services, to "recommend him, He was in favour of having the water piDes brought into houses now,: ana thought the endowment case should be tested in a. court of la vy. "He-would not pledge himself to any course in'reference .to the cutting down of Upper Queen-street. He considered the Tusurivnee Companies were not as liberal as they might have been in reference to the maintenance, of the fire Brigade. The" Mayor ha«V done good service-to the city in having its boundaries extended to theiedama tion.and he-hoperl that its boundaries would be extended oh the other side instead of forming pettyboioughs. ■'.•'}]" ''-] . -, Mr Gai'r-jtt :They sre not'formed. • - Mr Thonirsscn : Well, then, attempting to form them. He was in favour of She division of the city into wards. Mr Thompson then retired aniidst loiut applause- ; A vote of thanks to the cnairman, on tho motion of Mr Cosgrave, seconded by Mr Mase fi'eld. was carried with ace amation, and the in eeting .terminated. ■■_

FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 13,

HOUSEHOL D FITR N ITU RE,

s;EXTANT, Etc.

nnHE subscribers will sell at their Kooms, A. Fort-street, on Friday next loth inst, at 11 o'cloclc, A General Assortment of Household Fur i, niture, consisting of Iron and Wood Bedsteads, Mattrasses, Bedding, Pic tures, Large Gilt Mirr. rs, Chairs, Tables, Linen, Sew ng Machines, Glass wa'e. Arm Chair, Tinware, Clocks, &c. , ALSO, Sextant. Watches, Clothing, Books, &c.

SAMUEL COCHRANE AND SON, ■ ; Auctioneers.

FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 13.

THE HA YMAR XE T,

SALE, at the Hay.-narket, on t} ■:':-,-■> Friday, 2 Good World: VHorses, in good condition. ' with Has. es3, Plough, Grubber, and Harrow.

ALPi.ED BUOKLAND.

EYENiIG iIIB,amtIESD^X^SEPTEMBEB 13.

Printed and published 0^ W fe Henry Brett, of Kymondß-stre«, || Generar Steam Printrcg Office, "LJ«^ ■ street, in the Province of Auckland, m\ t ianrLl TmTR>-SAY, Ssptember 12, 1818 I ' [



MONDAY; SEPTEMBER 23. mHE SPRING"^ TTLE FAIR . 7 V7HI beheld; at EEMUERA, on > ,-/.:::' ' :-MONiJAYi SEPT. 23; i; ] '■ Entries of Stock for Sale are requested to b» made, at the-Haymarket, PREyious,to WED NESDAY, 11th September, that suitable ens may be erected, and the Cattle Catalogued, . ALFRED BUCKLAND; MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 23. THE REMIT ERA YARDS. POWERFUL DRAUGHT STALLION. FOR SALE, at Remuera, on Monday, September 23, at the Cattle Fair, the pro perty of Mr. McNiccol, An Unusually Heavy - draught CoU, rising three years, by "Lord Derby, imported by W. GoodfelJow, out of Mr. McNiccol's prize draught mare. : ;•: ALFRED JRUCKLANP. SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, N O O N". MECH ANI OS' BAY NURSERY. GREAT CLEARING-OUT SALE. ■~: No Reserve. R. C. GREENWOOD WILL sell by auction, at the above date, The Remainder of Messrs, Baird's Stock, in the Mechanics' Bay Nursery, comprising, besides other Trees, fee- Pin^, Cupressus Cypress, Juniperus, Arau carias. Ash, Oak, Elm, Sycamores. Fruit • Treeß (including Apples, Pears, Plums, Peaches, Nectarines, Apiicots, Lemons, Oranges, Walnuts, &c, &c), Roses, Azaleas, Camellias, Magnolias, Hollies, Dahlias (roots), Flowering shrubs, &o. THORN QUICKS, &r., &c. Particular attention is ca'led to the above sale, as it is imperative the stock must be sold and the ground cleared, in consequence of the ex piration of Messrs. Baird's lease. All goods bought will be delivered free of charge around town, or at station or •whari. 'Busses letive the Post-office every 20 minutes for the gardens on day of sale. R. C. GREENWOOD, Auctioneer. _ — WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER IS. THE DRURY SALE THE REGULAR SALE will be held on Wednesday, September 19, at 12 o'clock, for a larger than average muster of Young Store Cattle. _, _ Wanted to Purchase—Two DraugLt Hor3es. ALFRED BUCKLAND MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 16. FREEHOLD COTTAGE AND ALLOT MENT, TURNER-STREET, UPP£R QUEEN-STREET. TWO ALLOTMENTS EDEN PLACE, EFSOM. THE subscribers have received instruc tions to sell by public auction at the Land Mart, Fort-street, on Monday, 16th inst., at 12 o'clock, UPPER QUEEN-STREET—That comfortable five-roomed Cottage situate in Turner-street, immediately adjoining Riding's Boarding House, erected on Lot 23 of the subdivision of allotments 5 to 10, Section 37, City of Auckland, 33 feet frontPgn by 99 feet deep. MPSOM—Lot 9 and 10 of the subdivision of allotment 45. Section 6. Suburbs of Auck land, known as Eden Place, and situate opposite the property of His Honor1 Judge Gillies, and at the back of the residence of Thomas Weston, Ksq. SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, Auctioneers. T &: x ni c key INVITK j THE ATTENTION OF PARTIES FURNISHiLNG TO THKIB NEW bTOCK: OF rj\ Ah L E UIL ER V • : ELECTRO-PLATED :■;■■ and NICKEL SILVER SPOONS, FORKS, . ■ v&C, ■;.-.:■ &C, : E&C. joskphirodgers &.son's ;., .' ivory-handled] .; TABLE A.ND DESSERT KNIVES ' -J • '-: JOHN WIGFALL & CO.'S ' ■ : | BONEj HORNE, & STAG-HANDLED KNIVES, IK GREAT VARIETY. f.]J' , X xI .CHRISrOPHER JOHNdO ' ~ ' . oe-'l^B;R'-A'T|e ydvd;>.;s-g ij^o-rb; i i HEIFFORS & KODGifiRS RAZORS !,. RAZpRS !! RAZORS ,„ ::; : r; WILLIAMS & SALT'S .' BCTTCHERS' STEELS AND KNIVES, ' -Britannia Metal Tea Pota :-.:; . . . ... ; Traye, Charcoal Irons, •' . ; • Knife Boards, Boilers .Saucepans and Kettles ' Buckets, Damp Ovens • . • - Frying Pans, Milk Pana Tin Basins and Dishes , : Brooms, Shoe, and Scrubbing Bru3b.es.' Five per cent. Discount, allowed ..to Cash Puechasers on all Goods amounting to 20s. uuL---,nt ■-,- AND UPWARDS. , / HAMES CARRIAGE AND DRAY /■•I ■'■ FACTORYi ;:-y ! ;,, -^■;; ;j ''A:M- rE S '■- m;a,c-k^e, ,;..;. ; ;-:- Proprietor. J. M.bega to inform hia old friendsand the public generally, that he has RE-COMMENCED BUSlNESS,'at'the CORNER of VICTORIA and HIGH-STREETS, after an absence of Ten Years at the Thames, and hopes by strict atten ion to business, combined with good ■workman thip and moderate charges, to merit a share of support. N.B—Country orders punctually attended to



WHY DO YOU LADIES^ so of ten say ! to your husbands " Howßtupidyonare;" T suppose it is a way you have got; any: way, don't Bay it any more " till I give you leave, for > I find the married men anything but' Stupid " lately." Why they are buying my■ shilling. Satin Scarves as; if they were going to. open a Bhop, and nowonder, for they are really, grand. It is only ten weeks since I bought 77 dozeiiiand now I hays iust' bought the balanco— namely. 100 dozen more: It is a chance the men are not likely to set asrain, as I generally devote.myselc to the ladies. No .one would believe the bargain they are unless, they saw them.: I wish I had some for you ladies. Please don't get tolling yourhusbauds that they have got Scarves on the brain. Be thankful to know that thfiy lave brains. I have now reduced the price of my Cartes de Visites of the principal Kings; Queens, Statesmen. Actors, Actresses, and other cele brated personages, excepting myself, from 8s a dozen to 4s a dozen; and if you are wise yon will be in time and get the pick. There is a large flue assortment, and it is a chance yon are not likely to get aga'n in Auckland. I may as well state that haviDg bought largely at Mr. Brown's sale, in Shortland-street, I am able to give you great bargains in Piano Music, consisting of the most popular songs, dances, opera boutfe, and sacred music. 1 have a lot at Id, lid, 2d, 3d, 4d, and 6d, in phamphlet form. Then i have popu lar Songs and Dances for beginnern, in sheet music, at 6d: anil tho sanie for adults, in sheets and books, at 13; a few Instruction Books also for the Cornet, Cornet-a-Piston, English Concer tinas, and Organ, at Is, worth about2a 6d. Then at the eamo place I bought 40 German Concer tinas, tho ones Mr. Brown sold at 17s Cd, I will now sell at 10s, and some I will sell at 6a, I have also a fow Jarge ones at 4s 6(1 and ss. 1 have j unit bought a lot or handsomely turned placed chain cup Zanella Umbrellas. They are going i&At already, and no wonder, they are so handEonir, and I am selling them at the ridiculous price of 2a. It is the greatest bargain I ever bought-, in Umbrellas, and almost enough to make you wish for a wet day, so as to be able to curry one in yonr hand. They are also handsome enough for Sun Shades, and will do nicely Cor the single ladies to beat the toe of their boot with while their sweethearts are tellitig them how pretty they are. lam selling such enormous hanks of Worsted at la the hank, worth 2s. Come and see my magnificent new show of Berlin Wool at id a dozen, and see if you don't fancy your self in a lovely flower garden. Also come and see ray good show of lingering Wool atii a skein, all colours, or 3s 6d alb. Syringes of Good Scent, i a Id, and one ald ; Faca Powde.i (for the Stage), 7 packets for Is.; all numbers Croch.it Keels and Hanks, 2£d ; Ladies Good White Stockings, 6d to Is 6d ; Men's Superior J Unbleached Hocks, 6d ; handsome Dog and Cut Collars, 9d; Gilt Bodkins. 3d a dozen. I h:tvo bought nearly GO dozen oC handsome Black Bracelets, Cd to Is pair. The pick of the Belt Clasps from 4d to a Is per pair will be all gone if you don't mind. Vulcanite Chain, 9d a yard ; Men's Superior Gilt Watch Guards. 2s eacu; a few Ladies Gilt Necklets left at 3s; also a few Ladies Handsome Leather Bags at 4s. A few Children's Coloured Boas reduced to Is 3d. No wonder that people call me the public bene factor when I am selling White FJannel from Is to Is 6a, and Ked do. at is 2d. Come and see my wide Black Braid at Id a yard, or I Od a dozen ; Odorotors, for perfuming apartments, Is 3d each ; good Darning Necdleo, 2d a dozen. Only faucy me selling Military Braid at 4d a dozen yards. Come and see my Princess Royal kind of Slippers lined with fur, and so handsome, 4s 6d a pair ; and lovely Kelt Boots the same price. Is'nt it wouderfu! that lam rolling Men's Courier Bags at 2s and 2s 6d ; Children's Silk Gloves, 4d ; Black Mohair fringe, 2d a yd ; Pretty Tracing Braid, 2d a dozen, including fresh colours; white Diamond Braid, 6d a dozen yards; black and white Lace, Id a yard ; Dress Improvers, Id to Cd each; Hair Pins, all sizes,2d for two ounces. All the 6s Jackets, both black cloth and black velvet, arc reduced to 3s6d, and as they are not all aliko you had better come soon and pick out the V-&t. it you Ladies will promise not to laugh tit uic, I will now reduce my Hair Pads to Id each ; so I should think they w.ere almost cheap enough <o stuff the beds with. Ntlson'd School Books, 3d and 4d; Anderson's Geography, 3<l; No. 4to 12 Knitting Cotton, Is 9d a ib ; good Tape, different sizes, lOd a dozen pieces. My word I have some lovely Stay Busks gnow.f if the Ladieß don't mind going to the price of 8d a pair. I have such handsome Shirt Buttons, 12 dozen for 3d ; Silk Boot Laces, about l£ yards long. 4d a dozed. I will now reduced my Children's pretty Velvet Turbans from 61 to id each ; handsome Hafrand Hat Ornaments, 4d and 6d each; Brooches and Earrings, 4d the set; Steel Knitting Needles, Id a pair ; Bone and Wood do., 3d r pair. My Crinolines at Is 6d are not only handsome and good, but I am selling lately on an average, eight a day; and I doubt if all tho other shops in Auckland put togf ther sell as many in a year. I believe some of the sensible women ta'«e the hoopa out of the Crinolines, and so get a Cheap Petticoat. Ladiea' Rink Collars, wjth links, 6d each. Such lovely Linen Cuifd, 9d a pair; Linen Faced do., 2d a dozen. Come and see my nice Jackets for little girls at Is Cd. and see if it doesn't mako you wish you had half-a-dozen little girls. I forgot to mention I have a lot of Cartes de Vibite of tho people of Auckland taken by Bartlett, oC Queen street, and will sell them at 6d each. Boys' strong Twill Shirts. 2s ; Men's Crimean do., 28 6d to 4s; Men's Leather Slippers reduced to 3s 6d a pair. Such nice Hair Coronets and Chignons, in boxes, 9d and Is each. Good Elahtic, reduced to 36' yards for 6d. When I first starred in busi ness I had not many of tho Auckland aristo cracy for customers, f am glad to say. however, that I have now. The regular price of Key Ring 3is not Ics3 than 4d each, and yet. wonder ful to relate, 1 am selling them at Id a dozen. No wonder that my shop is so frequently crowded with ladies, when I sell at the prices I do. White-handled Knives and Forks 9d a pair VV. H. DAMPIER, corner of Victoria and Hobson-streets. QELi-ING O F F 1 1 THE WHOLE OF THE WINTER STOCK! JOH3S M 1 T B, DUAPKR, . On thk Wro'.vG Si.ijt<; ok QoBKN-STBEET, Infant) a th« Public of Auckmnd, and ; euirobotUnft districts, tha lie is com pelled to ftKAMSE tho WHOLKof HIS ENOKMOUS STOCK, which Will be Offered to Purchasers at GUEAT REDUCTIONS, TO KKFBOT ' : A SPKKDY CLEARANCE!. J. 8. would draw SPECIAL ATTENTION to the following Goods:— BLACK SILKS, from 3/11 COLOURED SILKS, in all shades SILK WORP BALERNOS : ALL-WOOL SERGES, new shades SATIN CLOTHS, in shades HOMESPUNS and CARMELITES WINCEYS A Large Quantity of <FRE NC H MERIN OS. 1/4; worth, 2/9 ■ A Large Quantity of FANCY DRESS MATERIAL at Cost. : i' i 5 bales GREY'CALICO,74J.: 10 „ GREY SHEETING, :/lli ' 5 „ All-wool BLANKETS; from 6/9 each . ] 4 „ ,';-.,. .'" . „ ,9/6 each' 10 ~ • Superior ditto. .;,:-.,■;: ■.'■ ■'■ ■; :.\> •.- ! .clothing.;'//'-?/ y::z • Good-Tweed.Trousers; 8/(i-. ?;" ! ' Good Tweed Trousers and Vest,: ifromi 15/11; ~"..;'. jvorth2s/ ~ ./ , -■■'•■..-/, .. ~ ... •• -i-'tti . -. Men's: Paget.'Suits) 'Oblcbftrg and 3&albour,ne ';- ;r ''i;in'ade)i4s/--' -"■' :; -• - '-: -';'- '■• v'; ■' '■''''■ !' Boys' Colonial-made Suits JJI 6s 6d .0 ; 1 A large • quantity of Men's Crimean Shirts at ■';i' :' 'cbatj' ■ '■■'. ■'■ ■'■■':'• '■ ■'■ >■'■' ■»•'' ' ' 40 rolls', CARPET, {Bought Job. gall Choice • ' Patterns.:'; .':;"■' '::: .'■ '.' - 1!,: • ... A few superior DINING and DRAWIK'G-. SUITS to be Sold Cheap. » f&r STILL FURTHER REDUCTION j' _ INSPECTION INVITED. -'■ :.' ....... PATUHKNS GIVEN.'. . . '..' :,';.., :; ' ;■;-. J O'E N; SMITH/; ;:„. : ■■'■ '■-■■ .':., . draper, :::: ■' ■ ;;. gar Weoi-tg Side of the Steeet, Vsxt United Service Hctal, Queen-street. IW° N T D E pIE TE} j^_J!lgjf&. CORNER GF [[}{'; /^ DARBY - STREET, ."*-/". HAS OPENED! AND WILL LEND MONEY, IN LARaK OR SMALL SUMS, ••■ ■' ;'■■' ■: - ■ on .■■.•■'■. ...• • CLOTHING, JEWELLERY. AND, EVERY DESCRIPTIQN OF GOODS, at the i. LOWKSTRATE OF INIEREST. vi.!:l .. -v Note the Address: r .... ,r. .' CORNER OF DARBY-STREET.: ". R. <*■■' ¥. ■••■' L -A'- ■•■■■lS-' : '-T'i' .surgeon" dentist; •-■ Wellesxey-sthk.bt. ' .-, ; Artificial Teeth made on the most approved principles, from One to a Full Set. Teeth Stopped, Scaled, and Jlstracted.



TpapMlAL SCHlEbAiiii SCHNAPPS. .". Dk. Hassans B^lrt. . » ! The Analytical ainlSanitnry Institution,isi, ■ Holborn Viaduct, X.C.. . , London. 9th May, 1877. Report on a Sample of linperi«i Schiedam Sch napps, received from Mr. it. J.H^RT. ; .We hay» subieoted a Bamp<e of the above named w biol» t<* a. very careful Chemical analysis and examination. '-'■ •' . The roßults.of.th«»Ja*ly»3B, which are set forth in a separate report, show that this sjpirit is of good strength, "practfcJtUyfMre' from acidity, and that it contains but traces of solid matter in solution. It possesses a delicate *rid agreeable aroma, and a pure and mild kist*. Mr. Hart's Schiedam' Schnapps: is a very superior article of its class, is well purifledi and quite genuine. : (Signed) Akthuij H. Hassall, M.D., i Author of "Food and its;Adu3teration ' Otto Hehnjcr, F.CS;, P lie Analyst. Oi>^ •£\ § ~i ri I Imjl^rniii! I : i \WJi ■i§is# HI Wm. Johnsons Report. Government Analytical Laboratory, Melbourne, 23rd July, 1877. Henri J. Hart, Esq. Sir,—l have tho honour to report for your in formation that tho simple of Imperial Schiedam Schnapps forwarded by you to mo has been sub mitted to a searching chemical analysiß and critical examination, the result of which enables me to state that it is the Finest Sample of Schnapps that ha 3as yet coma under my notice. It has a pure fragrant odour, and is absolutely free from any trace of fusil or other imunous impurity, and has evidently been distilled from superior ryo grain, always used instead of malt in the production of tho 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 poses, I have the honour to be, &c, (Signed) Wm.Mohnison, 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 tho full conviction that it will supersede all others now in use. __«, A TRIAL IS KAKNBSTbYtSOLICITED. OWEN & GKAHAM, MERCHANTS. AGENT FOR AUCKLAND. npiHE GREATEST WONDER OF -8- MODERN TIMES. Long experience has proved these famour remedies to bo most effectual in curing eithes the dangerous maladiea or _tho slighter com plaints which are moro particularly incidental to the life of a miner, or those living in the bush. Occasional doses of these Pills will guard the system against those evils which so often beset the human race, vi —Coughs, coldß, and dis orders of tho li vet and stomach—the frequent orerunners o/ t cv dysentory, diarrhoea, and holera. HOLLO WAY'S OINTMENT la tho most effectual, remedy ror scalds or wounds, ulcers, rheumatism, and all skin diseaHos • in fact, when used according to the printed directions it never fails to cure alike deep and superficia ailments. These Medicines may be obtafnod from all respectable DniKgists andStorokeeperathrough out the civilised world, with directions for us-^ n almost every language. : They are prepared only b» the Proprietor THJMAS HOLLO WAY, 5 Oxford-street ' London. *»* Beware of Counterfeits that may emanate from the United States. . Q E WIN G jy/jT ACHINE S. , [Established 1555.] W..H. SHAKESPEAR & CO., sewing machine manufacturers, -,:.; 246, Queen-street,' : ~. :'■' ■'.■.■;'■" ,"'''r , Auckland,; : '-■-.- . ', -■ ■ • Respectfully invite all Ladies in want of really FIRST-GLASS SHIWINGvMACHINES,- torcall at the;&bove:address. ; (Immediately opposite the.City^arkefc.) ;V=' t ....■,/.;.,, l'-"^,'^ i .>■>•> Having' been '" engaged in the Manufacturer: Importation, and Sale,of,,all kinds o? Sewing Machines since their introduction in England-,. we not only theoretically-,- but practically, understand every Branch of the Trade. . We stall shortly receive', a Very Large and Careful]y-Belected,St6ckot Mnchines most suit able for New, Zealand.'lndustries, which we shall Sell at the LOWEST ENGLISH PRICKS for CaßhL; " . , '":'■■ -. ■ •'. '■''''''■ ' We also desire to call your attention to the fact that we Bever. " ; Hikk" Machines, as un scrupulous dealers, get them cleaned np when returned, and sell them as new, after being pro bably seriously damaged by the late hirer. , We-also undertake the repairing of all the. better claes of Sewing Machines, and guarantee their proper working after being in our hands. FITTINGS. NEEDLES. SHUTTLES, FINEST MACHINE OIL, SPRINGS, &c, &cj. Dealers and Shippers Supplied. Unlimited Instruction Free to all the Purchasers. • ■ Remember the address: W. H. SHAKESPEAR .&;.CO. QU E E N- S TEEE T,, AU CKLA ND, : . (Immediately opposite City Market). [Established 1855. : A UCKLAND AND O H AUPO J\. ■ ,;-.;:-. . !.. ..RAILWAY, j... .. ■'' : : ; ; '" . SPEC IAL TK A IN. i A Special Train will leave Auckland for One hunga on THURSDAY EVENING,. 12th Sep tember, at 7.30 p.m., returning at 11.0 p.m. First claBS only Is 6d return. A. V MACDONALD, General Manager



rh his t!;l.e: ho t ; m :l, SPIiKNDID BARS AND SITTING-BOOMS.: THE UP.-STAIRS BAR :: ■!-.: ...... '; • .AND.-' ■■■■ •' : ' ■'■ -: '; ' BILLIAB D - B O O M .'■ Unequalledin this Colonies.;-,; : ;j. LIT TL E, . . PROPRIETOR. THE CRITERION HOTEL, CAMBRIDGE. First-class Accommodation itor Fasulikb. SAMPLE BOOMS FOB COMMERCIAL GENTLEMEN. BEST BANDS WINKS AND SPIRITS Ok Hand GOOD STABniNGf.... Horses for Hire at M (xlomto Charges. EDWARD HEWITT, . - PkoPKICTO*. : BV-'A IJPA 11 A HO TE L, JO_ HELBKSVU^W (South). The above Hotel is situated on an eminence commanding an excolisnt view, and 18 ia the heart .of the township, ottering thereby a con venient,.and pleasant, resort for travellers. Thk■■Bust of Winks and Spirits. JAMES HAND, ' • Proprietor. -ftj Al'iU^AL J^ O.TJfi.L.. CAMBRIDGE!, WAIKATO. Mr W. Walker, late mine host of the Com meioial 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 'a'he Show Rooms for Commercial Travellers, Allcock's Billiard Table, and the Stabling Accommodation, are unequalled it the pro vince ; the latter being under the superinten dence of First-class Grooms. BUGGY AND SADDLE HOKSSS ON HIRE. The extension of the Railway to Hamilton makes Cambridge less than one day's pleasure W taAucManJ LKEKj PBOPRIETOR. POINT RUSSELL HOTEL. MKRCKR. DANIEL ABKKLL begs to inform the travelling public that he ha» made great im provemonts to the above well-known Hotel, and in addition to other excellent accommodation, there is now added a Railway Refreshmknt Room at the Station, for the special conven ience of travellers by every train. The Best of Wines and Spirits. Han cock's parkling Ale. OA L MINES HOTEL, HUNTLEY. WILLIAMIiICHARDSON Begs to inform "Waikato settlers, and the travel ling public, that he 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 rim with their patronage. The best of Ales, Wines, and Spirits kept. W. RICHARDSON, Proprietor. T>RELIMI NAR Y. UNITED SERVICE HOTEL. B. S. .'JJiiOTT (Present Proprietor of the City Club Hotel), has pleasure in announcing that he has purchased the UNITKD SKUVICn; HOTKL, Queen-street, and takes possession on TUESDAY, Ist OCTOBER NEXT, Extenpive additions and iim-rovements will be effected. A Specialty will be ma'V; of the "Wholesale ; Family and Bottle Department. Further particulars in future advertisement. IS- SPORTING. "Gar All business connected with Sporting matters will on aud after Ist October nest, be trans acted at the UNITED SERVICE HOTEL. Cosmopolitan Hotel, corner ov queen-strkkt (Next New Zealand Insurance Buildings). M. GALLAGHER Late of Thames and Metropolitan Hotels), Having taken possession of the above well known Hotel, will be glad to sco old friends and welcome new ones. UPSTAIRS BAR (Entrance, Wkst avunijk), One of the 1-argest and most Elegantly Fur nished in Auckland. WINES & SPIRITS of the BKST BRANDS. EnRENFRIED'S XXXX AND AUCKLAND BIIERS ON DRAUGHT. .••_ THAMES HOT EL, JSIjL . '. qubbn-strkkt wharf, Auckland. N.Z. JAME S S-T E W ART, (Late Proprietor of the "Albert"), • Begs to announce that he has secured: the proprietorship of that well-known and popular house, tha ■• : THAMES HOTEL. J.S. has already effected considerable im provements, among which he would allude to A SELECT BAR, in which Gentlemen will find every comfort arid attention. ; LIQUORS. This most Important department will have especial attention, and all WINES, ALES, and SPIRITS will be -found of the veby choicest QUALITY. ■"■'■■ ~.. JAMES STEWART/;:/ ' L B E R,T H O T E L i QUEI N-STREET, AUCKLAND. . S. C. COULTON, Proprietor I (Late'of the MaaonicHotoi, Napier,'and of the ■'. ;/!:; Masonic Hotel,, Gisborne), ■:. j Private Suitbr ox Rooirf's for TTamiliks. ; , Sampij! Room for Travellkrs r < L.!D. .* € 0.: Agents, Auckland. j^ISQUIT, DUBOUCHE .■& CO M [Established 1819.] HIPPERS OF BRANDY. COGNAC "rTKajjSniytCcASKS, OASBS,?&IFLASKS Sa. SolejAgenta for Auoklanrt— ■*J^-«"-° I. D. NATHAN & CO,



.;...;..•; , Nevadahqtjel,;.:;,; .. ' V^ueen.And:duri^m-street3.. : '■', ' The Proprietor of the above Establishment,' ever alive to the comforts of ;his ;{: ■. ■ ! ;; '•■ .:■■ V iti;-.;.-..'.- : PATRONS. • ;-,r;i ■-::;■ ! Ls: has for some time seen and felt that there was a want of some place of Resort of amore ,priv»te, nature, and. at th6'same'time; more Elegaritly' appointed.;.. i. i=: ;• ■■Soxi .■;;!.>! :'/•-;.-: ; .-.. LOUNGE. where Professional Gentlemen, Business Men and otuers, after the fatigues of the day, could while away an hour in pleasantl converse. :Xo thisobject . ■>.- . , . ■■■. ■ .: 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 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 Queißn-street. Doors open from 10 a.m. to 12 p.m. Durham-street Bar and Luncheon Bar open daily. ■ - ' ENCORE! ENCORE! ENCORE WHISKY. ; ' : In spite of a'fkw vendors of other brands of Whisky defaming the "ICNCORE," its qualities are appreciated, as can be seen by ics daily ex tensive consumption, and by the opinions of many medical mci) of position throughout Great Britain. See label on each bottle. K. & A. ISAACS, Sole Agents. .: THOMAS MACKY, Sub-Agent, . ~.. Fort-street. HITCHEN'S CELEBRATED BLOOjD RESTORER THE RENOVATOR OF THE HUMAN RACE. no mock, :. ■1.---'.-.-.; PHYSICAL DEGENISRATION IF THE Laws of Health are observed, ordinary care exercised, and : ;': BLOOD RESTORER FREELY TAKEN. This wonderful rejnedy has attained to a popularity as great as it is surprising. The fame of the Medicine is spreading over the Austra lian Colonies,—such pleasing notoriety being easily explained by tho multitude of cures effected, and the special fact, that among the cases cured were'several suffering Australian gentlemen v.-ho were visiting Auckland, who nil tigh positions, and have used their influence in making known the virtues of the TsLOOD RESTORER. HITOHKK'S CELEBRATED OINTMENTS. RHEUMATIC OINTMENT. A gentle and easily applied remedy for RheumatiPm, Stiff Joints, &c,; for Bronchitis in children, fm Contusion*, Swelling?, Bruises, and Chilblains, SKIN OINTMENT. A very valuable and much featured remedy, most eilVctive in its cure of Sores, Ulceis, and Ei-Hptioiis on any patt of the body, and for Ringworms. ['IMS OINTMENT. SufTYrers should fly for instant relief to this unexcelled remedy, as delay in treating thia peculiar form'of sickness may lead to serious results. '• ■ ; . - : N.B.—By request. Mr Hitchkns has arranged the following regular hours.it which he may be consulred at his private hou?-*,' pper VVakefield street: — • ■ From 7 to 9 a.m. 12 to 1 p.n.. 5 to 7 p.m. : HAMILTON BROTHERS, Queen-street, WHOLESALK AGENTS. Sold by Mr J. Edsox, Chemist, Queen-street; Mr A. G. Hughes, corner of Shortland and Princes streets; Mr Robixson, Chemist, Par nell; Mesirs Hiil & Hudson, Victoria-street; Mr Fall well,, Otahuhu; Mr Fallwell, Mr R. T. Gillmak, Onehunga; Sands and Co., Chemists. Waikato; Mr Bkoadoatk, Symonds street; Mr Kirkpatrick, Kawakawa; and of all Thames Chemists. . ~ . . UNSOLICITED TESTIMONIAL. Extraordinary Cure of an Auckx&kd Omnibus Drivkr, 21 ykars resident, of long-standing rheumatism. Auckland, August 20,1878. Dear Sir, —I had suffered severely and most acutely from Kheumatism for many years, brought on, I believe, from exposure to all weathers in the exercise 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 iniured. I believe I suffered the pangs of Rheumatism, and its attendant evils, in ev.-y shape and form, and my life was almost a bi-.: ii to me I tried every remedy I ■ ould hear -'. but without ob taining any.relK-t whateve:. The cum I spent j in medicine anri medical ao vice 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 w;hen I pur ohased your medicine, I had tried so-many speoifijs without receiving the slighest benefit, buihuvaig determined to give it a fair trial, I carried out my intention." 1 adhered strictiy 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 lieyer had a; worse case to deal with than mine, and although even now, in bad weather, I feel my limbs rather stiff, after sitting on the box for a leng time,' I am a living example of tho. almost, miraculous curative properties (under Providence) of your now celebrated Blood Restorer. ;My friend's tell me it is a duty I owe to my fellow creatures to!=endyou this acknowledgement, and if it i 3 the means of persuading other sufferers to go and do likowiae. I shall feel that this letter is not written in vain. . I have.ithe more pleasure in giving thia testimonial as it is quite un solicited on your part; You are at liberty, of course, to make any use of this.—l am, sir, yovirs gratefully, .. .... : . Henry Maidev. ■■■■. To H. E. Hitchens,Esq;, : .• s- , Auckland. • ; .•:-:.'■,.-.'. WILLIAM rp B{) MAS: ■/'■' MONUMENTAL, : - MARBLE, AND STONK MASON, ; Inscriptions Cutj. ■ ■■■■ Accurate andßeautifu Designs of Monuments and Tombs, Iron Rails, and . Headstones, for warded oh application in Town or Country. All work packed carefully, and put on board ship if required. " }"iv.iy. ;•■;■; •' i Work done by Workmen, and none but. Best Class. of Material, used, and no Deception. "' ' "' -•" "•"■<■■ '•'■--' • ■■ '.'•■ Address: ; ■ ■ .' CORNER OF LORNE iND1-VICTORIA-ST. ■ KAST, Auckland. ■:■;■,,-." And at' Augustus-street Shortland, ;'- '■;'■";■'//1"; Thames. "■:■■ .■ ■• . _.■>■«■" C- HA R, L'E S B L O?M E x3e L D Wakkfield-street/-'--- ';;; ' -\'1; DEALER IN OILS, COLOURSj/GLASS, &ci; _A w kTRB ■ awl Varied Stock oT.VPAPER? HANGINGS, in Choice Designs;; and' Very Cheap. ■ :; Scrim, Hessian, Tacks, Mixed Painta, Oils,' Turpentine, Vwrnishes, Brushes, &0., always on ■ hand at lowest rates. -'I' ■'■"':'. : ... f , . t Paintings of New Zealand Scenery; including some romantic views taken at .Wnangaroa, Bay of Islands, Waikato, and the Hot I-akes; Oleo graphs, Chromos, and Engravings, at a gi-eat: reduction. , ■? Gilt and Stained Mouldings.; ,: !v : ' Picture Frames on hand, or made io. order. ' Note the address:— ■ •'•■••■•; j CHARLES BLOMFIELD,: i SIGN WRITER AND GENERAL HOUSE' DECORATOR, ■ ■ Foot of Wakkfield strest,"-; Auckland. : gELLING OFF ! Q ELLING OFF! IMPORTANT NOTICE.' - : ' .G.;: ;;-f; o" st ,'jz r -',■,-' Having; resolved to relinquisb. the Retail Boot ™J h"c uSH? a, s ': a,na to confine himself entirely to tbe_Wholesale manufacture of those • 8 ' t\^ determi"cd. to CJear Out his Retail lmow° f a^K yVf COST,,and.UNDER COST l^* ml Tho ? aic to be continued • for four W-i ?tv° y# i Intending purchasers should !lE-w"^7ol^ thia GPPortunity, as the oI i e erwilTbe°refus!d c °ne ' aßd n° reaßOnabl« an^rJSi»Sila be « re opportunity for dealew n 3- F- v dl es "°t deem it neoessary to quote L.rt 06™^80110^*■.% U froln Dealers, Fathers; of families; and others, and feela otea^oe^ SB " edwiU enaure a spee^ s LOSE NO TIME* BUT GALL AX !; •■:'■' iJiii: --G.- VFOSTER IS < -'■■> ■>■■■'■ '/:" QUESy^TB.^I- (corner oV 'l|«riwi)i



D: •' • S V I J'lm ,•-,.• GUNMAKER, , T 24 4, Q v -K KN-sT be * - Best JffiffffSSssasf ***£; I centrators *"'ShOtlS, If? Gun Cases, Waterproof Covers .: P Game Bags, &c. .^"rera ~ Brecch^oading Implements oteverrL '• Patent Chilled Shot ■ ■ •', Ie Breech-loading Revolvers and Am „ . IP Infantry Swoada u^ffl 00%. HI , , Fishing Tackle . . -":"•"•:. -■ § Fireworks. . ' '••;:,;. - (JAUtiujs TO-fHE-pijSijg. f prietprs ot "JJr.- Brightfa PhospCi°ih?Pr<|. Medicine, emanating from aT? 6 % h London firm, is exported to ludii™Pv n 'Wonj;: and foisted on purchasers as eaualV,, iP^&a. P I>r. Blight's Phosphodyne, theS? f T^ > : public to specially caution them £&$ 1 compound, and request their nS 8t this I attention to the following distinetiw-X^W | ißtics of Dr. Bright/8 PhoWodyne^c¥*% I' Ist. That Dr. Erigkfs Phoiph^, V " ■ W onlymcasea. .. 7^»Bold P 2nd. T]ie words "Dr. EriehfV nv.ii v<:' ¥• are clearly blown in each boftte?! 1 f 3rd. The Registered Trade Mark anfl »< f tuie of Patentee are printed on ttaiLlfo* 1 every case. ' " &pel o[ ]:. 4th. Directions for b" in all th«-*Aii' -; languages are enclosed teach'capp wOWbB - French, German, Italia Dutch Tr^?2l«h> tuguese, Rusdun, Danish, Tu^r*Bl^' $? Hindostam Marirasse, Bengalee Chii.^6lßll' X Japanese without which none can' PO S *» § Genuine. . ■ ■ , V™™«lie" §§ J)R. BRIGHT S PHOSPHODTNE^- P reliable remedy for Nervous' wfriJSJJW plaints and aU Eunctional Deranepmoit. toai" m DR. BRIGHT'SPHOSPHOdS6^^: I ised by the aristocracy and the elite eikff 0?* I lined in the Army and Navy,.anfttiSTely § commended by the leading MeSfe I tioners. w «acfi. £ DR. BRIGHT'S PHOSPHGDYNE In «t' R all Chemists and Patent Medicine V^ by *' throughout the Globe. iYie«cme Tendon; • M N.B.—A3k for DR. BRIGETR Puncmr. DYNE, and do not be persuaded ffiF Ba useless and Possibly Dangerous Substitute "** ='' 738 ~^~T3gT s I WAIKATO POTATOES! OBOWH ON^D^Soi. .KOM'HOBAHr : PRIME QUALITY! '-- B Superior to Canterbury ■ B GOOD FOR THE TABLE! . ' . ' . . ii ALso> GOOD FOR SEHD, ' FINS SAMPLER g EARLY PJmn, '. '. on sale'by1 lltf : m . . ADAM LAV BOURN, I FORT-aTREET. '■"■'■■-'&> '';■ ffl : ~~ —■'■; '-■-■•■;—-■.- : S J' ADIES, TAKE N OTE OF THS^V,* ■ J Two important points Bhouia; not befat m Bight of in selecting a Sewing Machine, fErstl if Be not misled by long and extravagant "puffin m the papers about Machines which arefretjtieiitlyl; H maaeonlyto sell, and more frequehfiJTßoldW; Ii those who, from their want'of mechanifcaVknd^"1' I ledge, can only parrot-like repeat the pnf£ 2nd: I Beware of purchasing a Sewing Machine becana fm it happens to be a few shillings cheaper, andi I have afterwards to pay dearly for itiSitrorry- ■§§ delay, and vexation. The undersigned* frpmhij- i|| 'intimate knowledge of Sewin^Mech^iflmjcans H| oniidenfly recommend Taylor's PatentSewiiß H Machine as a really good, genuine, and'arik W tested jMachine. In addition to the Lock-Btitdi 1 Machine, the TaylorCo. have introdncedagocd -r v Twisted J^op Machine". . Price, with extras,! §§§ Guineas.—fnspection invited at the Sole-Agenft- HI T. PSACOCK'S, /Shortland-street, .opposite'to Posf.-oitice. ' . •.'.:., .-. , ~,.,.;,. 'VS* \!';"[ OWN, BARRETT & CO.* \ AUCKLAND ' ■.: - , STEAM COFFEE AND SPICE IUELS COFFEES. I lU-IS NOT SUFFICIENTLY KNOWN/THAT' || . GOO!) COFFEE iB the best sUmulaUDf! I Beverage both for Winter and^wD? ■ '~■■' Summer. ' :'- - !l'c ■•• I To obtain what you really want, ask':&r<rar; ■§ Hest Brands, the EXCELSIORorSTANDABD,, M which have sustained their good names me |p Ton Years, and have very much InCTeaseaijt mt r-sKiVhfl—«Biire proof o • their beinfrcoiffinnM* I ano appreciated in all households; throughout I and ev'ftu put of our province. ~ ~..,,„; : I .rau Whpletale only at pur Muiß ana Agents. || :«a. Retail -sit all Grocery Establishments in || Town and Country. > \'\ W* Pi ■ Onr.best I £» o Excelsiorßrandigreenlabelr quaiito m KoO Standard ~ , red ■„ ; VBverypKg* P.; §-g|Lion .. pink -_j Jg£a fe ■ill - y: -'--::^:">^M§::- -■'• /VS :■:■:■ ■ ,■:■:•■.;-;: ... , iV.t fei3 ' .a Our.'lowest ■&~i& Anchor- - „ puce,. ,i;M*42s&i P|| -Crown ;: yellow,, -O° PWPPERS and SPICES we parapteeoJ Best QuaJity, snd free of adulteration^ >.: v BROWN, BARRKTT & CO, .Elliott-street,' -: "• ! : !J"'V ::;'!' ;' '■''■"-'■'■ 13th July,: 1378^J^_i£^_±!l--^--- ---..-_.. ; SAW MAKER, ;-,, ~, '. ALBERT-STRKET, nk'ae ikE'Mißrarr. '. .^ ■^ycP:ljA:?n>i t " ' '-''"i Circular and all other kinds of-Sa,ws-Hajntoere3, -:.';Sbarper.ed, Re-tootheai andEepairdd.. , V ' "' with accuracy and dispatcli-^^^,. . ytfrE&j&tiyji: n- ' 'blind , WTORt : f': :V '^ ■" ■'.■':.'V-.':' J-^,^'3 f VVIRK aAUSK BLINDS, AKl> PSRF.O,^ 1 " : Z.INC BLINDS, MAY BK BAD; AUCKLAND VENETIAN BllN^ MANUFAGTORYy;'/!^,- CORNER OF COOK AND"GRK^iSTK!J^ w Of any dixaensions, in any number from. w= to a Hundred, within a given tuiie. of w» best quauty, and reasonable prwe" and'ssnt toall partß of New Ze aland. Terms cash. Estimates1 - ;.-::-[:■; returned by Post.. .;. A. & A. BUSBY. (LATE M. lIORTEN BUSB^ WJB ■ YKNBTIAN 'BLIND MAKERS'ANI> Wl* • ■ ■'■• '■■>'■ . - WORKERS, : Cot^teh pa1 Cook ANpGßSY^jgr^i miME aflfLE^^^^Yr ßlJS' The 'Bus will be waiting at the Ste^on ftr^ Tradas coming in before 7/^ Pi m;iJ«dlowii* leave the Grey-street Junction at ui»lU times for the Station:— ,„ m 8 50 a.m. AS^S' Panbtuality guaranteed under* Fares :-Singie Ticket, Threepenw, Tickets for Two ShUUnsf3,Bnd;Sbgen^g^