The Auckland Evening Star.

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AUCKLAND, N.Z., FIiIDAY, JANUARY 2. 1880.

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ffi% T 'pSIBER, 1879, fIURAN«^SION, Am. PORT w caUing at Tfltu^j . \ ■".TT^mKAffAKAWA. at the office wmmm A| X \w riite fa«| available for ; m i thiMn February, »s" ---?.,: : ! I>i^^TD^CfflCM^ STEAM ,]rt» \£ ■* ship company. TO tri* y to Sre w yozk. 01*^ of fhe princi atA.f£ fv,~-nt Ports,andaltaeHOf steamers pall^SitlauUc <>r6»t Britain and Stf^DATE Qg gAIIJg. fflrr 1--^^ —, ... i>':'7. Com'd'r. S^Fran- 'To ' ;»; ~ j • ;dsco.. Sydney. MfX.york W.B. Cotb A - B'eb.ll iiidia .. H. Ckevalier *n. 6 Mar. 10 tfOfSydoey H.C.Dearborn fth.3 Dec. 17 Sislia .. \V. Oirgffl__jaJ.2 Jan-i^ •^^Xnllvel^irb^Vfeeisiereafter. "~~ liapas3»ge to Sat Francisii) ismaaein2li n overliind to No\i York? diys, and Atlantic So (trf mail-stetincr) to (averpool in 8i »; total, 37 days. v*j _, Shin thrwißh to England, £» Uppsr Saloon Jft. £2 estra. SleapinK Ca!Overlond. £188 ibloborihs). . „,„ feeiago through to Edrlom, £10. This in iJM'sccoixl-class on railwaj) ovcrlantl and jsntic stearaora. r. ' Warn Tickets at Re|uced Hta. itosaKO Otiers issued to peiiOM sending for isda froniiiome. Special npagemqnta for jiiHos. '■ i* i> )1 passengers from Coast ppiß must present iir tickets for berthing, ';' Boand the World Tickets, vM?.M.S.S Com jyapd Orient Line, £80. j Jntil furd^ernotico, Kelnrn TjaJicts to Sydney tdfor four months f con dateil issue—Cabin, SJs; Steerage, £8 2s. freight taken at lowest rulinc( rates., Cirgo must be alongside one Mur before time tepartnre. far full partlciilareopplfto | S. A.fcEASDSLHY, ■ ■ f _ Agent, JMvorfJueen-streot. ifKJL "P EGULkK MONTHLY fi*teSS!v -"> STEAM COMMUNICA fffIKj^Vs. TION BtsTwtENA-UOKLAND, yj/jMSsSisr SYDNEY, aidJIKLBOUKNK. lie foat and favourite s.s. . (4 E E JO,? tpt. LbaAH.'may bo expectechcro again about ie26thinstant. ~,. •. .;. ; She will leave Annt-land. for Sydney and Mel jnrne three days after arrival ' ■ ~ CRUICKSHASE (5; CO,, 1 Agents. 16, Qneon-street, Anokland, , ; January2,lßßo.;! ■'• ! .' : S^sSw T\TE L!LIN G-TwfN1 AISD WiNUANU! >LINE OF The as. - : ■' *■' '•'. ■ v ■ ■:: , 'X ANGAT lEA; ~' ~; Captain Hakvey, t,i ■. . :,' /. flu leave Onehunga for Taranali, Wflnfjanni aa Wellinston on SATußDA^'tho 3rd Jamiv ,ry, at2.Wp.m. ■ '-•■: ,', Latest Train for Passengers at 2pm, ■' Uuring the Months of Uecemoeßdnd January letnrn Tickets ~w\\\ be issnedraS SINGLK /AIUSS to all Ports at; which theilovo Line of Iteasiers call, aud will be availaols for Keturn intil the 28th February, HBO." j t • • jfot ireight or passage apply to ;'■ j». .. :. • ■■; CKUICKSHANKfcCO., , Agents, 16, Queen-stteel; iuckland. ' Or, ' A. JBARNKS,!dnehiBBa. Docembcr 19,1879. ;,, .. f ;i : . tt»g^ OTEAM .BETWEEN AUCK- LAND and iheTHAUKS. X'; ■•:" Ti»'i i!l AMpik »* ■' ;;■; s.s. bqtamahana jKj . JVom Aucklflja:'] 4 .' '.' ''Friday,63oveninK- ~| <• '■_[, , , Saturday, i afternoon a ' ' ■ ■ JssiinThame! ' 'r Saturday, 9 rii<»au.ii :}{ Return Tickets w!U be i9Bni2j,i|tviii!iV.iß f f om today, Decembar IS.tiil JanuiryiO,lßßo, incla iye. Return, Saloon, 108;. JE|dilni,: Steerage, b6L' ■ • • ■ . , , Fares:—Single I Saloon, 7s 6d; fltoetwe, sa. Ko Cargo received- within flf.Bn-houi of 'lyertised time of leaving. i^y: '' 'FRASKK &MSNB, . : ~■-. . . , .. •■;■•' ' Agents. ca^. OOR WAIWigA' (HOT J^^g;JL) . SPRINGSJ Thes.s. • : •■■■■■ . ; i;' ■ ■ ••'' . ; 'GLENEIG' .'.pft.flOJAJ"' : Will leave Queen-stnet Wharf iJverSrSATUB DAY at 2 p.m. sharj leaving the Sprin?9 at 6.3 j on MOND4.Y Moriing. Ketnia. fares, 10s available for a fortntfht ' Weather permitting 1 ' 'A. McGJIBGOB, ' ■ ■•■•• ; . ' '•- r. .', ; r;».ManaKen__ .tKi QTiAM to the THAMES W§K^N.OHIN.MURI, OMA&A. WAI .aaB VILLI PiiKb Djr.rslOT. I I ' E^TERPKISE1 sfe ' T%;i^OßjJ. From Auckland From Thames ::. ' Friday, 12 midnight A Satirdarj 11 p.m. Not responsible fdr sipping, carrying, or dis charging live stock. .„ • , . • ,„;■■! H. W. HBATH, j t, S V '•' Manacter. t-OKA 'CIOBVANGAfRBI AND ■ rfS^^!ss. -*■ .'"' 3ANOAPAI. i• ■ dSSiißegSit ANIS MIIiBAI^K*' [ Captain Andehsoh, wilgall for the above I orts every MONDAY M THURSDAY, at r, p.m.; retutning ever^BDNBSDAY aoo ; SATURDAY, according Hides. | Cargo niußt be down mlf-aii-hour before ' mdvcrtised time of leaviii, or it will not DC takfsu. No cargo or parct) taken without a ! chipping note. . , i- i: ,..,i ?. .,,, ~. ■ : ■■; 4Um\\ 'jiCASßy >arste!!B;aayKA-WAvy, and OMji.. *** The s.s. ROSE CASEY.^jtTjnyaa.. Cor the Hot Spri.rigs-KvoraiX'/ Thurs day, and. Saturday, atllm™1 *1 , Por Mahurangi—Kvery Thuw onfl'Ssfoff' , day, at 11 a.m. J< ,•"" : Km Matakana, &0,, &c:-Evel inead'ay. »4 J1 Sum. ■ - - ■ I. ( , , f All cargo inaat be down hali B .v, r ,Tir t-ofore afivertised timo of leavmg.'oftliu no*, bo taken. • ;: ; ff w ~ No Parcehi or Goods taken wiliy a ghlp ?W8 Korfrelgbt or passage apply to; £■ : juneX2.1879.: , ,"" ! ST°sn FsSll/rtaNOA JUI^J? ROA, Amjuffjffi. Tito w.a. lONA wIU leave,evorAnflnv »« 5 feather permitti DK ). PwS^ftotoa B nd kosU parcels prepaid at thoTra on the Wharf. No cargo rooeived Bftori^ BOX, WANGAKEI AND^MifeAFAI. The m. AHGYLKwiU lea Ta -fX above I ofaofl every •£ neada 7 anfl I^^*l.ol. FOR TAUEANGaTnd EAsfcoAST 1 .^^aSK^'^.tjQaeen. 1 . Monday. Jann^ryM ■(■ I » Friday, JanuaJyo-A I1 * •' , I ' . Wednesday, ,1^ i, ..... ■ ■i ' ~ Monday, January'iS*jJ4- ■ ■ • ■ ■ ; . ; Friday, Jariurfyfjon : * '■ ■' I ',' Wednasday,Janttajil»:- '"\ , , .. ■ Monday Febraaryi^fii' >A ,' , Coniießiing wiTh S.* v axjly.'1 iLtifei and Kc-8t Coast, also cwmikiScA 1 v xVi KATIfor KfltikaU Beffle^^*f''P\* Calling at Merourrßay m~, A o-• „ FRIDAYS and wa^Sfi^J^^2jS3aer-



Shipping. '"■SSIBwi Tho Al clipper barque •A N A Z I,' Uaptain J. HuA 'ICB ton 3 register, will have quick despatch. , ~ Ktcelient accommodation for saloon and rage pass . OKUICKSHANK & QQ^ 16, Queen-street, Auckland, Son "" Dccemlior .% 1579- ~~Tj~ TOOK HOKIANGA^ITh" c lioV * - sc!looncr' QUEEN' will leave feS^t^ for the above port on WEDNks lISPLBAX MORNING ncJrt. b ii>tceml)er3l. «,. v : rfHE NEW -ZEALANE X SHIPPING COMPANY 1 , -$f^ (LIMITED Hbad Office : Christchuroh, N.Z. LosfDON Bbanoh : 81, Bishopsßate-street within, THE COMPANY'S FLEET consists of:— Tons. -Jons, TheHURtNUI •-1051 I'b-OTVAIKATO ..105J Kr: :::18p Hffite l| PAREOEA.... 579 WAITANGI 116 RAKAIA ~..1057 | ' WANGANUIIII lUNOITIKI 1327 1 Theso magnificent clippers are of tho highes ol.isb at lioyd's. purchanod or built spociall-^ meet thereiliui' imunta o£ t!vo trade between tie United]flngdoi:larld^owZcaland. Thesaloois and slate caMni.B'lo superbly fitted and arrange! and provided w'h every requisite for the con tort of tie pasfengers, who are provided wih beddinK tmi allcabin iittinss. The dietary Bodo is moat libera.. Second-class and steeraje accommodatioi is all that can be desired' d the ships are ommandod by axperie»ced mus te ' ■ The Compßn"al3° charters ships of (he highos olags aa reqaißtl! and vessels are iespatcied from London b each oi tho princijal ports of tho colony vritl strict punctuality ewry month. The Companr:iaa always ships loaling home ward from Not Zealand. - AiTM-jenKins for tho passages o! friends to and from tie olony, and also for theoonveyance of cargo caibo made at tho lead Office, Christchuicli, ir at any of tbe Branches in the Colony i ; ... AuCKwyD Branch—fi3, Quein-stbbet. 1 -flkii OASBSWGERS'iLIKE OF j^^fe. *1 PACKETS TONEW ZEA BY MESSRS. SHAW, . • SAVILL & CO., :, Leadekh^'ll-uthikt, London. The abovrfne of ships are regular traders to a'.l'tho p'riaipal ports of Now Zetland. They are clippersMps, classed Al atliloyd's, and commandotby experienced masfcrs. i he bill of faro te list substantial, luij of tho best tiiiality, imctlie accommodation »omy andcun venigut, Tho nntlrslgned arc ompowit'od to grant paesagcu fcn\ London to New Zealand, pay ment for 'liich has been (juaanteud in tha colony. Rnrn ships to Londox also leave at almost rt^nr intervals. Full pißulars on application -,o ' U.U. NATHAN &C 0.,) ; OWKN S, GRAHAM, I CRniOIvSHANKS CO.] 1 Boots and Shoes. o~eITT ing of i<- DOTS!BOOTS!BOOTS! Cheapir Jian over hjcn sold in Auckland before, at (il AEL E S MA R X S', BOOTMAKBIt, ' ■■111, QUEEN-STKEET. 100 pair ladica' M.ff. Kid Boots, sown, with ta ii, .ODly 7s 6d, cost 12s 6d ; given away 100 paiqlttdies' M.IT, Kid Hoots, sown, worked » ft 8i high legs, tasselg, only 8s 6d, cost , 15 : not to bo equalled in Auckland at v'tl Cice ; 60'paijidies'M.H. Piunella or Lasting Boots, ■', hi aako, 93. Cd 60 pai Wies1 Lasting, worked fronts, sewn, IDS pai fch-leggod Lace Boots, oniy ds Cd. ' ] fLOCA.L INDUSTRY. 100 paslen's K.S. Boots, from one of the best fma in Aucldand 100 pail ten's Derby and Oxford Shoos, only lili WoKcVUen's, Boys', Girls', and Children's of Rinp.s, to be sold very cheap. ' All Bb&ouKht at my shop warranted not to rip. Ifrajwili mend them fioo of charge. '" Mow}for time for CHEAP BOOTS, so call aSidjnitor yourself. M Tbbms Cash. ,j ts^Nw Address.: i C. MARKS, 111, Oill N-HTREKT,1 AUCKLAND ' (Nkior to Mr W issman's, Saadler). V,S.-\ »ye no connecticn with any other ahop in Icklapri. pHiJIP BOOT -SALE. Xi KELT has now RKMO VBD ;o his New Preniisefennox's Kuildinga .His ji^n is tho Bootpaim on tho -window. Ho :ow shows his incoiofabie priC3-li3t, that t*- c lublic may ohooje wttemsolves and savo their noney :— '■■ fMen's Wtic Sitto Boots .. . 10s 6d WaMrfeita.. ... .. ' .'■ 4Us 6d Shootiiijljalmorals .. .. -Ma 6d, LaJies'Hd'.. .. .. .. . 7s 6d Chlidrqi; School Boots (my owl nakd dsftiss6d,73 . ] Thisia my specialline. ; Paicnrinll savo cash by purchasnf. Giyo a trial for tkSchool Boots. . j t '■(.;■ E. XlldliT, : ' flatmaker, Lennox's Buildiiqi. . "'"TT^ ~~ ■■ ■ i ■'. ■■■ i rriEE CHEAPEST SALE 0? BOOTS X B-VKRHELU L\ AUCKLAV). 1 STEPHEN!, Havinf Bimnged with the Proprilt* of the Shop fir altenowal of the Lease, ha?o>cided to EnlaweHo premises, and, proviciito doing so muf JED.UCE his Bimk> tse Stjlk or else store i'flaiiiiif the time the builders *<at work. F.S.ios'ecidedto give his Custonns and the Publicthetenefit by allowing themUtakeliis STOC:ot!o( his way at a xUDICWOUSLY LOW PKOK, rather than wa^te toney in storagi CLEtBiNCE PRICKS.-Gents'lgtnea Calf El«stiea, now 18s ; what wero elling at jfeaow ids: Gents' Shoe 3, dt down from Its Gdto 103 fid; Ladips' 143 d G-love ffldWastio now only 103 Ci: Ladies' I Fuccy reduced froiil2s 6dto . S3 M; Ladies' Kid Elastic (fare fronts), •worth 10a 6d, going for 7b Cl; Ladies' ; i>j»;B Klastic, 9s 6d, will now be ; .districted for Cs Gd; Fanes (oloured 'Slippers, 2s 6d, cheap a6 is 6d; ~-, , JBall Shoes eupplied to tie; joyous ' and'Sy atBBGd, worth 12sGd; % Splen• | '~,'did'Lot of Children's High-lg Patent . 1 ' ' ■Elastic X os. i to 6, good valDUss6(? . | . ;goiilSat3s6d. I Is ImmK*?5 Assortment to Cho^k from, j AI/L KINDS ! ALL S(SES : AND AIL GOING CHEAP FOB. OSfS, y ' Preylo11? to pulling ,the Shop tojeeesi. | % ;S T E P H EN i, i' 136, QUKEN STREET j t /T^BOOKES, of the Blue E*t, will 4 \la soil for two, months only, theiyhole of jjjujendid stock of Boots and shoefKnjflish c a [L, ur own make, at factory wholesfe prices, s f,,-^)! only; a large assortment oilnfants * H{,L and Shoes, cbeap. Be in time. One hun dfc&s of Ladles' best Kid Bootsfor 10,6, w* 13/6.—C. Brookes, Blue Boot,)pposite ■ GiufekamJCranweirs, Queen-street, j ii::i>| " Sewiug Machines. I, j iQ^rN'G; 11/fACHIj ES. ' },i • ■•TAYLOR'S , PAINT SEWING MACHINES [,jp\ li. '.•-■ ' :' , f Thfle Jwpiries havo now been so lonjbefore 5 ihotiiblic m they have established a'eputa -1 JP. n or thttelves, und can be conHently ' (innineiwf.by hnnd-eds1 who posse 3 them rfiC"'' e riof Wl othere for domestic use. .' ' ftß Thr no*telliptic hhiittle Wovemnt is , , infwlcwf on all hands as the .sifcplest, ' ac;"*-,st, ensraost beautiful motion etr in «nle f sVt»»rpose. • , 011 Shuttle has only one lole to threal. aiiij'ttxer than most others. ■■ •IiLSoiE Agent: . . • a ... T, BACOCK, OPTICIAN, i ..■ .:, Bhprtland-atreet. ■ i. ■' 'gpr , 'fj* , MAOHINKS REPAIRBrf :^7^/:_ : .!:Sdiiaatio,{i L 15N«LAK1« GUASJ&iIS £Jr.;'. 'iIODL, PARKEI-U' , , i■' nr'Jtik '' j" i :iV''yiraiy 27*h, April laf-.jijnly I .:■■ : I ;';;{■ * ' (tttihO. i&RHVftt ' Iml IS1''I*1'*-' &Bu>>^ *•■'"! t. ' £.■•:'-■■■■



_^ Business Cards. Jf'A ME S BUT~D HE X, _ 1 _ CARTER, CONTRACTOR, SSO. t?S? Of£*H and t ?? liverod from sliip's side on Sha-toßtNotioß. BaUaat SuppUed Nowoaatle S^ffillitnable 0001- Al9o' ™*™<*<P™ ' I C T v ek, LAND AND ESTATK AGINT, Tauranga, (tbtil recently Resident Government Engineer aid Surveyor, which position ha htld for up vardß of twelve years), will bo happyto furnish i rwablo information regarding Nativeand other , linds throughcut the Hay ci Plenty district. W\ n FxP ° X U ° TIDES', YV SOAP and CANDU j MANUFACTUUKRS, JOX'S CREEK, RICHMOND. ( j Office i Durham-street, Auoklaid. Dash Purchasers of Tallow, Wool, Sbjepskina and Bones. . T AND J,, S OPI ET. IP • Freeman's 8.a..y Steam Mms, : And No. 101, Lower Queen-street Mharf, Auckland JAMES H. B IT C H A 1A N, MONUMENTAL MASOK. MAKBLK AND STONft MERCHANT, AND UKNKRAL BUILDKR. (E BTAIIL IBH E n 18 6 2.1 VICTORIA - STREET EAST, same We RB Greyhound Hotel. W.B.—Designs of all kinds of above wck for warded to Town or Country on application f 1 QWINNERION, AUCKLAND STEAM WOOD rUKNING FACTORY; WYNDHA ii-SPREET, (NffiXT SIIAKE6PKaRK HOTKL). \ Having. introduced Steam Powof, ho is now creparod to make a Reduction of Twont;'- per cent olf tho price * of all common work. *3f Country Orders punctually attondedp. [ESTABLISHKD 1858.] mHAMES CAIUiIAGE AND DEIY A FAOV'-'-ii'. JAMES MACKIE, Proprietor, victoria street east, aucklam. Repairs of Kvery Description in Wood and lin neatly executed on tho Shortest Notice. SPRINGS MADE AND KEPAIKE), W" N.B.—C!oimtry Orders paiictually attondd to. - i TOHKU O P P '\ HOUSE, LAND, i AND GENERAL COMMISSION AGENT, Nf>. S, QtTKEN-STRKET. ' W" H. S X 1 N N E X, BUILDKR, CARPENTER, AND JOINER, Vuloam Lank. HOUSES BUILT ON DEFEFED PAYMENTS. All Branches of tho Unildlnj? Trade xecnted by Kxporicncod Workmen. Shop Fronts, Oillco Fittings, &c- &c. G. Osß° XN El WHOLESALE and' RETAIL GROCER, PRODUCE AND PROVISION MERCHANT, LOWER QUEEN-STREET. AIT BROTHERS MARBLE AND FREESTONE MASONS. Monuments, Head-stonas, Tombs, and Iron Tomb Railings. Inscriptions executed n * Snporior Style. Prices and Designs frke on application. Address: Corner of RUTLAND & LORNK-STREETS' Auckland. Established 1855. B V APPOINTMENT. JOHN LEECH, Carver, Gilder, Picture Frame. Looking Glassand Window Cornice Manufacturer, Shortland-street, Auckland. Mra Leech, in returning thanks tothe Public for the patronage accorded to her late husband, Ivlr John Lepch, would respectfully solicit a continuance) of the same, as tiie Business, in all its Branches, will bo still ca riod on ns heretofore, and tho same quality of work guaranteed, mHOS, J. HARBUTT, steam brush works, , victoria-strkkt bast* Auckland. . . ■ ;. IMBTABMSHKD 1853.] CLARKE BROTHERS c (Late Cromble's), Royal Kinb Art Photogbaphio Galleries, Opposite Union Bank, Queen-street, Auckland. First-olasß Portraits, from CD.V. to Life Sleo at moderate prices. Children'a Portraltstakon Instantaneously. O H N |> O V L A N, CIVIL ENGINEER AND LAND SURVEYOR, 7i; QUEKN-STREET, CORNER OS1 VtJIOAN LANE. Ijp! DWA R D BA' RTL EV, ARCHITECT. STICHBURY'S BUILDINGS, QUEEN-STREET. : '• ' ' T^TE W ZEALAND FERNS, Unmounted, or Mounted, In Sets of ~ ' From 12 up to 125jVarieties. lAlso in French Polished Mottled Kauri Boxes, each , ' containiuß either 25,50, 75, lOObr > run 125 Varieties. ~ .ih.Jivii; :.ii L' The 25 variety Boxes, as above .. £1 ■■ The 100 „ .. ■ - ••■ *3.. FbrSSaleby ; ~; ~:. , ERICC R A I G, v;"'.; PKiNCiCS-STF-KKT; . ; ■. ; ■ C~Tty~Tjakeuy and steam . BISCUIT MANUFACTORY, '"' HOBSON-STREET, Auckland. Icino and Ground Suoar Al.wavs on.Hand W. R.. WADDELLi .-■■•• fESTABLISHED 1854.] ' xx ¥. gTTsboms "& co., WHOLESALE AND FAMILY GROCER, COAL, FIREWOOD, & PRODUCE '' MERCHANTS, 58, WELLESLEY-STREET A IT C XL A H D. JO P E L H A M, • LADDER & BARROW MAKER, 49, VICTOIUA-SRTEET. Every Description of Ladders, Steps, Barrows Barrow Wheels, Clothes Horses, Clothes Boxes Travelling Chests, &c, on hand or made tc "Puberal discount allowed to Contractors anc on wholesale orders. : i '■■ ,+ -. Shop and Office Fittings, and all kinds or Job bing Worlf don? by experienced -workmen pi the shortest notice. ' - ':•"" _ . ' pr.B.—Ladders.Steps.s.nd BKsfnwa lent on hire TV^A'NTED KNOWN, thai »-. (JOLDI3S ■ Vt ' Timber Merchant, has't'onioyedto,hi [New Premiaea, Lower Alb.:;.■:■ -reel, oppose ' H-'fi Dock Having «/ sited LiTfjo' Slieds thi TiioboVv'!? in- i-';.K»". ii/itU:"' -.'er, s-t; ttiat tfl. public will be.sdppfied^tt.^aßoned'Hmbe at the lowest pti«fi, Bourd Viraber alwava i Stock, also .BuidwooU .'StoxUx for WJieel . WTJglltß.



Business Cards. T> & W. H E L A B V JL\l« FAMILY & SHIPPINS BUTCHERS WHOLESALE & RETAIL, Siioktland Street. Families waited upon daily for Orders in any part of Town or Suburbs. Prlmo Corned Beef and Pork (in kegs or tierces) always on hand. Special attention given to Shipping. (Established 1868.] TVf'R. I'- TKAFFOKD, R.S.D.E., SURGEON DENTIST, T WAKEFIELD-STREET, Near Queen-street. _ _ lg "^7-^"L eTO N, ELECTRO-PLATER AND GILDER, VICTORIA STREET WEST, AUCKLAND (Near Chapel Stkket). Spoons, Forks, Cruets, Salvors, Ton, and Coffee Sets, Roplated and Repaired. Pins, Brooches, Chains", and Rings Gilt equal to New, at reasonable Hates. HAK L■ X S PAL M E If, DRAUGHTSMAN, &o. Addresses Illuminated 'n tho Highest Stylo of the Art. Many uaeful Lithoeraphcd Maps, including the Waikalo and Kaat Const Townships on Sale. Tracings made or other Business transacted at the Government Offices. Survey, Architectural, and Auction Show Plans. OFFICE—Cornor ot Shortland and O'Connoll _^ Streets, Auckland. O Ul L T> X O T H E li S, General Merchants, Auctioneers and Commission Agents, Queen-street (adjoining Insuranoh Buildings) and Breakwater. Cash Buyers of Wool, fallow, Kauri Gum, &c Auckland. October 1,1879. WILLIAM. L E YS, BOOKBINDER & PAPKR-RULER, Nexttho StarOHlco. Merohants' Account Books, Ihsnranoo and Mining Resistors, Bakers' and Chemists' Day Books, ;;Bnnd and t^hoir Music Books, RULKD AND BOUND TO PATTERN. MUSrO AND MAGAZINES BOUND. W~ PHILLIPS SONS, OIL, COLOUR, & GLASS MERCHANTS, Importers oC Papouhanginss, Scrim, Paints.Olla, Turpentine, Colours, Varnishes. French Polish, Gold Leaf, Artists" Lolours and.Brushos, Plato Hheet, Crown, Ornamental, und Photographic Glhsh, Picture Frames and Tape'st-iy Mouldings. Clock and Compaifo Glasses, Glazed Shashos, Dooi'd, &c. Glass cut to sistu, and carefully noki-rt.—i)s aftd 07, Q,UEEN-STREICT. W A T T E, • Manupacituuino Tinsmith, FORT-STREET, "Wishes to inform tho public that ho is the only one in t-lio I'rovinco wlio dcvotGS tiio wliolo of liis timo to tho above business, and with his facilities for working and modern appliances ' can. dnfy competition. m c o I c, Jt. « BASKETMAKER, Qukkn-strkkt, (Opposite tho Albert Hotel.) :Evory Doflcription of Baaketwork mado and Repaired on the Shortest Notice and most Reasonable Terms. A liberal allowance ma»3o to Wholesalo Customeiu Tust Opcnod a choico selection of Travelling Baskets. N.B.—Tho First Prize was awarded to T. Colk or tho br-st Collection of Bankets at tho Agri ttltural Show hold in Novombor last. el isa k k a"nT) c"~7) WnorxsALs:. Shipping & Vxuivt BUTCHERS. tieen-stroet, next Bonk of New ZealanA Auckland. Poultry of all kinds dressed to order. Prime Biokad Tongues, Homo-cured Hnooa. Corned lief on Sale In large quontitfoe. J.B.—Dealoro In Game. Livo Phaasanta fer- Wrded to all parts of tho colony upon receipt of olnr.Yainlltafl waited on In nwn ornubnrbs. (\ E E A~N~D P O T T E X M~ COACH-BUILDERS, GREY-STREET, Auckland. LB.—lron-bark Shafts, Spokes, Felloes, Blue Gm and all kinds of Hardwood, at lowest maket prices. r7~ F~ L A S T, surgeon dentist, Welleslky-stkeet West. Atlfiolal Teeth made on the moot approved priitiploa. A complete Ret from £6; Singlo Teoli, from 6s. Tii-.th Stopped, Scaled, and Extracted. CKldron's Teeth regulated. Painters, Glaziers, &c. T IPOIiI'ANT N O T I C E. We iwo just received our First Shipment o New Seasons PAPERH ANG IN GS, and fevo resolved to offer them at much be- DUCKt) PRICES. VALL PAPERS, from 4a. por Roll SATIN PAPERS, from Is. 3d. per Roll COLD PAPKRS, from 2s. 6d. por Roll. Papei^no Canvass, 72-inqhjOxcellent quality, from lid. per yard..." , , Window • GtASs, of every Description, at reJuotionof 25percent; ! -; ■ ■•• QUt Mouldings, Glass Sliadei Wax Flow • Materials, Ijarse Stocks of ;all Material ' required in the Painting Trade, HOLLAND #, BUTLER, , , ;' Oil, Colour, and Glass Merchants, Pioturb Fbamk Makers, ■ &o, ' 28 AND 30, VICTORIA-STRKET, AUCKLAND, 'TIT PHlLliim & bUN'S Special Advertisemeht. "'; ---50,000 i%£il ;5.0,0,q0 PAPERHANGINAS From 5d to 12s 6d per Piece.' SATIN PAPERHANGING, from Is 3d pa Piece. LINING CANVAS, 72 inches wido, from id po yard. GREAT SEDUCTION . In tho price of SILVERED and POLISHED PLATE and common WINDO W, GLASS. Large Stock of whito Lead, Oils, Colour Varnishes, and all kinds ot Painters' requisites! AT LOWEST PRICK for BEST MATERIALS. Gilt Mouldings, Glass Snadeß, Artists' Colours, and Sundries.;.;n :,.. : ; W. PHILLIPPS ' & SON, OIL AND COLOUR MERCHANTS,' i 95 & 97. QUEEN-STREET, AUCKLAND. > AND POLLEN-STREET. SKGRTr/ANB ,; ■, . Moixev., i ~ '. : '-' - " ! : MONEY TO'LEND, in toga or small Bums, at' low rates Of interest,—Mr R. Laishley, Solicitor, high-streac MONEY TQ LEN;p,,'op Mortgage, at the usual rates o£jntorest.—W. H. Ooh nell, Vulcan Lane: MOJNEY TO LENP,;6n Mortgage.— F. Ring, Agent, Shortlin:l-street. (^ASH Advanced oh approved secmity. J Money invested without1 oil arao. ■ ' 'K. K. TYLKR, . , ' Vulc»in Lano, ONEY TO LEND oa MOKTUAQE of First-class FreeholdiSewirlties. , . ,; :: WM.COLKMAN. ■;.(.,. Solicitor, Corner Queen and Shortland-strcote. MONEY TO LIiJ\D in large or small sums at a moderate rato of interest.— Jackson and Russell. Solicitors. - a UCKLAND PERMANENT 1A- CO-OPERATI\ rE BUILDING AND investment society, Office:—93, Qtjicen-strjiet. LOANS granted upon approved securities of Freehold or Leasehold Properties n sums Of £20 to £6,000, principal and interest being re ' payable in instalments, at the following rates > for evei-y £100 borrowed:— , Repaymentsextend- pw L Total amount 1 , ing over er vveef' Eepayable. i ' "''"b; a.' , £"s. d dyears-. ' .. :K'. 12 G ' 130 0 0^ i. 6years. 92 1i3.9 2. • 8 years „. .. .. 7;0 Itifi 7 G . Wj[eav>^._^__, : } ;.^_R._3! IG2 IB 3 - a DK^OS [TS repßivol,froKi.Eie.Kihara oi others 0 upon whiih Interest is aUowetl as follows :— i Snnis lodged for; six Jnontl^s^7 X per annum r Suroa withdrawabla at geyen days' notico-^5 % a per annum. : - ,; - [. ' JOFWBAT6BR,. '



Iror>jnonsrerv. -|/\ PER CENT. -| fl CASH DISCOUNT (TO REDUCE STOCK) ALLOWED TO PURCHASERS OF rp ABLE TT'NIVHS IAULIO IVNIVES FORKS, ORKS. SPOONS. S T C, POONS, OCt., OTDURING DECEMBERTBI J. & J. D ICKEY ' 230, QUEEN-STREET, 230. WatchmaJcers and Jewellers. tJHALLI BE LEFT ALL A L O N E? I do not intend leaving this town, nor can I afford to retire tfrom' the trade, but I do intend to offer my LARGE STOCK OF JEWELLERY AND WATCHES at such Prices that will dof y competition. 1. ALEXANDER, JEWELLER, Queen Street ALTHAM Sterling Silver Watches at 60s (guaranteed), at I. Alexander, Jeweller. , ' W ALTHAM Sterling Silver Watches at 60s (guaranteoa). at I. Alexander, Jeweller^ __^ ~ •■,, W "ALTHAM Sterlius Silver Watches at 50s (guaranteed), at I. Alexander, Jewolleri I — rfIHITSTMAS. PRESENTS inWATCHBS, CLOCKS and JEWELLERY at Von*<lderablo reduction till further notioe. Havini; a largo Stook on hand and a further Sblpmuat por Rlngaroomo, I am in a position to offor to tho publlo suoh liberal dlaoount that wK dofy competition. An inspection oC my Winnow and tho Prices marked must satisfy all. / ■ ... __ Storiina Bitrer Waltham Lever Watohes, at 50s. Warranted. Stcrllntt Stiver Knglish Lever Watoheß (Capped anil Jeweltoa), from {$5. Warranted. , SterUiig Silver HorlKontal Watohes (Ladies' and UunW), from £5. Warranted, Ladioa* and Gents' Gold Watches, from £3 We to £25. , ii Clocks (the Largest Assortment in Auckland o:l ' every Class and Design, from the Kitchen Timepiece, at 7s 6d, to the Drawing room Clock at jB3O. Goia Alberts, from 30s; Ladies' Chains, from 50s, Before making your purohases p'eaee walk vi to 256, Queen-street (opposite the Market), " and insppot my Window. ALFRED ALEV, WATCHMAKER and JEWELLER, Established, 1865. "nONEBI |BONESJ BONE! Bought in any quantitlea tor Cash at th; Freeman's Bay Bone Mills, and at No. 1101 Lower Queen-street, by _& y goppET ONE POUND'S WORTH OF MUSK *6b BIGRTHENPENCE.—Tbo .Victoki Music Book, 32 pages eaob,. full music. Blzi Tbo besi an A cheapest MEaazle of PianofoU A. ■'. E;.A; D V, ... . ' , . Manager,



Public Notices. QPEC IA L NOTICE. J. BLACKBURN, TAILOR, Sec, Late of Victoria -street, Informs his friends, customers, and tho general public, that he has taken those largo and central PREMISES IN QUEEN-STREET known as Stone's Buildings, the Shop between Mrs Bntterworth's and Mv Alcy's. almost at the junction o£ Wakeflcld-street; whore he will carry on his business as Tailor in all its branches. Ho has been in business in Auckland for up wards of 21 years, and can appeal to those whom he has served ns proof of h'n ability. His motto has aud will be, "Justice and Economy" to his patrons. To .those who have not Rivfn him a trial lie solicits their favours, and to all Vio will study their interest, making the best work at a very Reasonable Cost A Varied Stock of Material on hand. A. ECHIBALD CAMPBELL, -c3l bookseller & stationer, 211, Queen Street, Auckland, In commencing Business in this Lino, begs ';o intimato that ho has selected his Stock of BOOKS STATIONERY and MUSIC with his host indftmont, and now jiin vites a look over his Shop. [211, QUEEN STREET, Opposite Dickicv's. Ironmongers. rp B. G U IS b T & C 0., Ship and Fancy Steam Biscuit, Bakers, Mklbouhn'k. ROB E R TSO.N BROTII ER S, grockrs, symonds strkkt, Agents. NEWTON VEMjstIAN JiLIND W O R X S. G E O. T U C K'E R, VICNICTIAN BLIND MAKER AND WIRE WORKER, Karanoahafe Road, Newton. Venotlan Blinds of the best quality mado and flxofl at Is per foot, wiroivouk, of any descrip tion and pattern, made to order. _Repalrn neatly executed. T>E-OPBNING OF THE THAMES _lAj HOTKL DINING-ROOM. WM. MCDOWELL (Late of tho Kmplro Hotel, Thames), fiega to intimate to tho Public and his Thames friends that ho haa OP10N1C1) the above as a First-class Dining-room. Kvery attendance and attention paid to Customers. ALL THE DELICACIES OF THE SEASON Placed on tho Tab Jo. |EL Tho old Reasonable Charges again begun. W. McD. trusts tho public will again rally around the Central liooins. r% WITH E F () X D, V./O IRONMONGER, &0., PARNKLL. General FußNieniNo luoNMONOKnv.—A new and well-selected ftock of Holiowaro (of all kinds), Cutlery, &c. BuiLDEHS'lnoNMONasuy.—Na'ls, .fee, at lowest ■ * prices. Thk Plumbers' Dbpahtmknt is carried on as usual. Oriiors rapidly executed in town or country. Shoot Zinc, Spoutinff. andothcr Matorial supplied to builders. ■jm WILLIAMS FORT-STREET, AND QUEEN-STRBET WHARF, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL FIS3 AND OYSTER DEALER. Fresh and Smoked' Fish Always on Hand. country ordkrspunctually attkndkd to FISII itOUWARDKD TO ANY PART OP TUB Colony. TQTDEN TERRAuc POST OFFICE. MORLEY AND WHITE, TEA DEALERS and FAMILY GROCKRS, Kdkn Tbiiracb. M. and W. (formerly with Messrs. Glanville and Kilyett), BOlicit the patronago of the public Families waited on for orders. Goods delivered any part of tho town and suburbs. |"i LO S E BROTHERS. Tho above business will bo conducted as usual. CLOSE BROTHERS, TEA DEALERS, & a, QUEKN-STRKKT. UST RECEIVED, ex ' City ot Agra, H. Cuoksky'b Celebrated Conqueror for Bronchitis, Diphthoria, Neuralgia, Hoadaohes, Core Throats, and all. Diseases of tho Throat. Tho abovo complaints curod in a few hours. Alfo, for Gout, hheumatism, Sprains, Bruises, ABthma, &o. The above romedy has never been known to fail, and in all cases gives instant reliof. In cases when required use Cucksoy's Miraculous Mixture, ant! it will greatly facilitate tho patient's recovery. This is no Pain Killer 1 but curativo. No tamily should bo without it. Price, Is 6d and 3a 6d. Agont: A. Cucksey, Wakefleld-street, Auckland, and off all Chemists and Storekeepers. —H. Cucksoy, Registered Proprietor, 38. Greenwich Road, London, S.B. "I AM E S ~J~ H J£ E W (Next Barnett's, Pork Butcher),' quken street. Just Opened, Direct from China, BEAUTiKur;' Cabinets and Whiting Desks combined Rich Vasks, Splendid Tea Services Fancy Boxes, in great variety Handsome Bowls Tea, very good, 2s 4d,.2s 10d, 3s, 3a Gd por lb. Prkskuvkd Gingkk Matting by tho roll, very cheap Ckackkrs for bojs. A liberal allowance made to wholesale buyors. JAMES AH KEW (NEXT BAENETT'S, PORK BUTCHER), QUBKN-STRKBT. ' ' i^cnrToK of removal. T. H. 3IIOVK bogs to intimate to his friends and the public generally that ho hus bkmovkd from Hobson-stroet to those more coiumodious premises in Wyndham-streot, lately in.the oc cupation of Mr. T. Shovo, whero ho hopes to meet with all his old friends; and as many new ones as will favour him with a call. N.B.—Families waited on for orders in town and Buburbs. Shipping Supplied. Nothing but the Best Mkat Kbj%_ rp ...1 .• '.. M.' ,'. ; B : ~,.;£;: ~,,.,K. The Union SASh and Door Company Have now acoumulatod'such an ample Stock of Timber as to be enabled to place BPKCIAL INDOCKMKNTS before their : Customers. Building Timber of ■, :• i i ... all kinds, inoluding • SASHK&.rDOORS, MOULD INGS.JTUKNEUV IN ALL ITS BKANCKBS. '. ' Town Orders can be left at Nol 11, South British ■ . .;; . Insurance Bundinga. . ■ ' WINE!! WINE!! WINE 1 ! J. WEND EL New Zealand Wine Manufaqtuber, Symonds-strkkt Auckland. |, Wholkbalk Pricks—Rod Grape Wine, 2di per doz.; White Grape Wine, 25s per doz. Juinine Grape Wine, 30s per doz., 10s poi gallon; Peach Wine, 20s per doz. These Winoi are guaranteed pure and genuine, and arc superior to any in Auckland. They are nighlj recommended by the members of the medica profession. f ■"■' - rRESENTATION WALKING STICKS. A. & E. TEUTENBERG Would draw public attention to their Elegant silver-mounted "Walking-sticks, made by a new process, out of the Choices UolonialWooda, vtirioua specimens of the beauti ful Now ZfsalandTimberboing Inlaid, the whol forming a solid, highly-polished; and elegan Walking-Sticir, particularly suitablefor Present to Friends either in or out o( the Colony. Th Sticks are beautifully mounted with silvei illustrated to order by vations desiguß, includin pui traits, monograms, etc. Special design made to oraor^ .Inspection invited. , . A. & K. Tkutenb«rg, Queen-street, Ancklan f!,/f R. t'AULDUK, Hole Contractpr to tb. Jj/JL City Council for tho itmotyl'cg o( .Bajrt Closets, Privy Boxes, Cesspits, c«v. is prepare 'to attend pnnotuaily to all request :'.iKarrtln the abo-v'e. Pcreoua desiring to ha-.'e tha sai pieties att.ende<i to, either weekly, f Otinightly. t otherwise, can havo the same flani !>y leavin a notice, either verbal cv u'i-itt'a, with tti In?peotor of Nuisances, City Ofmoil Oflla i Queen-street.



Public Notices. VfEW ZEALAND ACCIDENT 13 INSURANCE COMPANY. Intending Shareholders in tho Company aye reminded that the Share ! ist for Auckland pro vince is fast filling up. The day for nominally closing it is 31st December, but holidays inter vening will make it 21th December, 1879. C. ALEXANDER, Broker, Insurance Building?. A" UOKLAND SEED AND FEUIT DEPOT. TO THE PUBLIC. STRAWBERRIES and CREAM twice daily.. Cream Al, and Strawberries every berry a speci men in itself. ROBERT BREWIN. rtfi J. B AIMBIUDGK g , „ PONSONBY LIVERY AND BAIT STABLES lIACKUTT-STREKT, SHELLY BEACH, PONSOKHV. FOR HIRE, Open and Close Carriages I-aTge Double Break for picnic parties Saddle Horsfcs, &c., &c. Horses Broken-in to Saddle, Single or Double Harness. Charges Modrrat^ HnUTHIiEKTSON COMMISSION AGENT AND ACCOUNTANT, 23, Queen-street (next National Insxirance Co.). Aeent for Messrs H. Haege and Co.'s German £ZZ Cloths, Tweeds, and Coatinns. Q T O KA.GE. The undersigned receivos Goods for Storage at low rates, in his New Brick Premises, near Qneen-strect Wharf. F. E. COMPTON. rp HI a fS DECEMBEK. HOTELKEKPERS, STORKKEEPERS, AND HOUSEKEEPERS, When furnishing will do well to remember tho Largo STOCK OF EARTHENWARE, CHINA, AND GLASSWARE I have open at my Stores, Customhouse-street, and tho low prices I sell at. EDWARD LEWIS. Medical. SANDEK AND SONS' EUCALYPTI EXTRACT. Under tho distinguished patronage of his Majesty the King of Itul/, at Rome, according to communication received from from tho Con sul-General for Italy, at Melbourne, upon In structions from the Minister for Foreign Affairs dated lltli March. 1878. Ur Crmckshunlr, Health Officer forfio City of Sandhurst, certifies to the extract being the most reliable remedy for external inflammation, bronchitis, diphtheria, afloctions of tho lungs, chest, all pains of rheumatic nature, neuralgia, &c; all swelliiins, bruises, sprains, wounds, dk order of tho bowels, diarrhoea, &c. Kpitomo of declaration made before M. Cohen, Esq., J.P., at Sandhurst. Octoher, 1877:—The son of Mr Raabo was hurt with an axe on the knee. After nine weeks' medical treatment it was de clared necessary by Dr Macgillvray to amputate the injured limb. At that juncture the extract whs applied.- and the wound speedily cured withoufamputation. The daughter of Mr. Junghenn, suffering from disease of the bone, as pronounced by Drs. Atkinson and Eoyd, was cured just as speedily Cures of whooping cough, very sevure colds, croup, btonchitis, diphtheria, earache, items in tho head (neuralgia), taflamn a'ion of the eyes, and that of a severely injured foot, others of bad legs, wound on the arm with enormous swelling, of severo bruises and a pprained ankle H. Brown), in which case eight months' medical advice was of no avail, are reported by the " Donald Times," " NewcasUeMorningHerald," " Cooktown Courier," " Yorke'a Peninsula Ad vertiser," and others. The extract is proved to be curative in|dis orders of the urinary organs. It is the surest curative agent and prevent.ativre of contagion in scarlet, typhoid and intermittent fever. For particulars see testimonials accompanying each Dottle. ' Sold iy G. AICKIN, The Pharmacy, Queen- Btreet, at Is 9d and 3s per battle. CAUTION. The genuine article is made up in vials, bear ing on tho labels our trade mark and signature. Othertuipentiiielike preparations of the gum styled "Eucalypti oil," aro most dangerous in consequence of their nature for most of the diseases our extract is recommended for, there fore, ask for "Sander and Sons' Extract," in vials with our label, trade mark, and signature thereon. Every vial is accompanied by direc tions for use and reports of cures. SANDER & SONS. Sole Agent for Auckland and District: AICKIN, This Pharmacy, Quken-strkkt, Auckland. Groceries. &c. TWTEW CHRISTMAS STOCK OF FRUITS AND GROCERIES. HOLLAND & FORTZEfI Having tho reputation of being tho PEOPLE'S GROCERS, Have magnanimously determined that it tha Colonists of New Zealand in genoral cannot have a frcp ""BREAKFAST TABLE, r' ! tho Colonists of Auckland in particular 3hall have a cheap breakfast tab lk. Also, "MERRY CHRISTMAS AND HA.PPY NEW YEAR FESTIVITIES." Reflections :—Statesmen may como and go, Dynasties may be overturned, and Auckland members may desert Sir George Grfy, but Holland and Fortzkk change not!! They remain true to their constituencies and oppose tho taxation of Groceries. LOOK AT THEIR WINDOW (223, QUEEN-STEEKT.) . "LOOK AND WKEP" (WITH JOY!) CHRISTMAS FRUITS ! ' CHRIS TMAS FRUITS ! ! SULTANA RAISINS, h-om Asiastio Turkey VALENCIAS, from Suony Spain CURRANTS, from tho Historical 1 ■: ■ i,: • . Greek Islands And , , FIG 3, from Smyrna . Also in abundance, ' ' i Other CHRISTMAS FRUI IS & DELICACIES. ! ■', HAMS !. HAMS ! ! HAMS ! ! ! A choico display of tho above.; .'t •!: Our Now and Unrivalled Stock wi'l bo sold'at Si?KCIAL HOLIDAY PRICKS (Cheap), ' '' to suit the'titnos. '' «'.'•• TTOLLAND ; &. .•'tET.O.KTZEB, 223, 'QUEEN STREHT.;:' ■•■- :' ■'• ' riHEAP HARDWARE ; HOUSE F, LAMBOURNE, JSEWTON. , I Builders' and Furnisliing i Ironmonßory, Naila Looks, Hinges, and a well-selected Stock of . , ] Goods in tho HARWVARHsLine too numer- , ous to particularise; ' tialvanised , ■ Tubs and Buckets, Wood ditto, . < : :'■•■' and Tinware of vfltious kinds | c ■ for Dairy and dlher pur -3 poses. , ! , 3 Hair, Bass, American, and other Brooms; p Banister, Carpet, Scrubbing, and 1 Blacking Brushes, etc A Complete Stook of China, Glass, anc ■ Earthen vvauk. A Large Stock o£ China aw • other Matting. ' A Wkll.Assortkd Lot of P*.pek- HANGINGS. ' , White Lead, Oil, Turps, Varnish, Dryers, Sorta t Tacks, and all Painters' Materials. l N.B.—F.L. having completed extensive alter c ationa to his premises, has been enabled to ad< t largely to his Genoral Stock of Goods, and al» a to introduce various new lines, and while thank c ing the residents of Newton and neighbourini * district for their liberal support, begs to intimat g that he will continue to sell at the LoWKS' 18 Auckland Pkicks, and solicits a continnatio; of favours. d AGKNT FOR THB NATIONAL INSURANCI - •, ■: .'■,.. COMPANY. ■ . Q m , ' ' " ■ h QORCEREK,-Carmen/ Les Cloches <1 d Iks Cornevilie, Henry Tnt, and other ne' S and popular Operas. : ■ ' d Pianoforte or vocal fccor.s, Songs, Uance Musii >? Pianoforte I'icces, &o. Ie AUCKLAND MUSIC WAREHOUSI a,'' ' ■ : a> ' :'':'b A-"■■»■-•■ y» ■ ;■- ',■'■, ' ..'..^':.■■'■;■■"■■' -JlMagor..: ■. .■■■ '■ i: &';:- v:"■'"'■ vt." .': : ■■;■ ■ < • . . ■ •■ .



Fog Sale. rr a m s BACON AND CHEESE, On Sale ex late Arrival's 14 cases Canterbury BAOON and HAMS 8 cases Canterbury HAMS 25 cases Canterbury CHKKSK. T. H HALL & CO. C 1 O R ■ SALE, *- STAR HOTEL, Urenui, Taranaki. Tho above Freehold Property comprises a well-built fourt«en-roomed .House, with two town sections, stablo3, garden, and outbuildings; has a monopoly in a largo growing district, is half-way between Woitara and White Cliffs, and is doing a good and daily-improving busi ness. For parviculars, apply to W. COTTIER, Masonic Hotel, New Plymouth; Or, THE PROPRIETOR, UrenuL AMERICAN GOODS, Ex 'City of NkwlYobk.' 85 packages Dried Apples " 36 packages Sliced ditto 10 cases l^ard (in tins) 10 boxes Vermicelli 2 barrels Cranberries (preserred) 10 half-barrels Salmon (new catcL) EX 'MINISTER OF MARINE, CRUSHED LOAF SUGAR. TO ARRIVE, Ex 'LEBU,' 500 boxes CANDLES. SALMON—tins 1 and 21bs. (new). SACKS—3S bales three-bushel SALT—IOO bags Manure Salt BONKDUST—SO tons Victorian BONE MEAL—2SO tons Calif ornian. W. S. LAURIE, 7, WyNDHAM-STREET1, r\ N S A L E, To Areive pee ' Adamant,' 1000 baga Weston and Westell's Fink and Coarse Salt. Ex '.Fernglen,' C(7RRANTS, EIiEME RAISINS, MUSCATEL Raisins. 350 casks Cicment 5000 Conntesa Slates 80 cases Corrugated Iron (G to 8 feet) 30 cases Muntz Mktatj 30 kens s>eathing Nails 40 barrels Pitch and Tar 300 sacks Adelaide Flour Sugars (assorted) Confeo 1 ionery (assorted) Sdlnd and Cestor Oils .Cnoo*—Van Houton, Fry, Taylor and Epp'a Sardines, Salmon, Lobster, Herrings • Candid Pekl, Tartaric Acid Cre im Tartar, Baking Powder Cornflour, Tobacco— Venus, Royal Standard and Waterlily | Swiss Cigars, etc. .. E. POTTER & CO. r\ . N S A L E PRIME NEW ZEALAND MAIZE (IN SEED). JAKINS & WILL COX, CUSTOM-HOUSE-STREET.,- FOR SALE, Cheap, and terms easy,' in one of the most healthy parts of Auck land, 3 First-class Freehold Allotments, 33 feet frontage each by 112 feet 1 2 Firat-daaa Freehold Allotments, 33 feet by 100 feet 1 First-class Freehold Allotment, 66 feet by 112 ieot, with good Six-roomed House and wash-house, bath-room, and every other convenience for a family. A splendid view, i fom each of them, and only IS minutes' walk from Union Bank. Apply to JOHN SOPPET. General Commission Agent, No. 8, Queeni'Street. f\ N o A' X, ,F, 100 tons Dufßeld'a Adelaide Flour 60 tons Dunn's Adelaide Flour. To Arrive and For Sale (Cheap), 1500 sacks good Short Oats from Dunedin 1000 sacks Feed Oats from Timaru. MCKENZIE & ROSS. TRON IRON i R O N TANKS ! TANKS 1! TANKS I !! S. P A R X E R, HAs For Sale (Cheap) A.bout 55 of the, above. Also, SUPERIOR CORRUGATED IRON TANKS, < . ; From £2 and upwards, : Complete with tap ready for use; also, A Large Stock of SPOUTING, RIDGING, DOWN-PIPJ!, fee. ' jcail-'"'; BaJ. '■ ' Always on Hand, at hia . . GALVANISED IRON AND LEAL1 PIPE STEAM WORKS, Victoria - street East, Auckland. SLATES! C E M EN T SLATES 1 CEMENTS . FOR SALE. Best Portland Cement, por case, 18s; English Slates, per 1,000, £13. ' American Slates, per I.DOO, £1015s. Vontilating Papier Machw Centre Flower from the t-.0-t makers in London, and oppiovei by the architects there as well as the architect here, for ventilating Beauty of design,, wit! cheapness, lightness, and no fear or falUni down. Inspection invited by those about t build and those who have built. :,;',' JAMES 'B'LAKIE, "" Victoria-sthkujt. ■'■ SHOWHOOMS: IIOBSON-bTREET. TE RM I N TJ^S STO RE HBLBNSVIIjLTK. ■ a'orij D. S::f~i^W AR T Begs to inform the Residents of tho Kalpai District that ho has on salo A Large and Wel^-assoutkd Stoc: " ' Obmprising— Drapery and Clothing at Auckland Prices' Groceries of all kinds „ >■ Boots »nd Shoes ,—, 39 Oats.'and Bran. fiOUPL AND ii AND- ( - o 0 O, ■ ■'■'. ■ •-' tit-J ~, . ■!..[■.., < ITC;) ,1.:; ; ':, i 1 AKK NOW OFFERING ' EXJ LATE A^.RI(VALS, i 1700 .SACKS BAKER'S FLOUR 2500 SACKS. OATS 700 SACKSIBRAN ma:ze-. '■ '■.'■"' ■ (^ !': OATMEAL SHARPS V f°' CHAFF :.. '■■■>,•. HAMS AND, BACON; { \ CHEESE &0., &Oii - &C : "M, QUBEN-STBEBl1; AUCKLANB



AmusemeiTGs, ,mHEATII E R O V A L. Proprietor : Mr R, J. DcLina POSITIVELY THE LAST NIGHT OF TUB FAMED II N G A X D & f J I N G A X D 8 J AND THEIK COMPANY. THIS EVENING, Positively Last Night of the Lingards. PAREWEr.L BKNLFIT OF Mr£S AI.IOC LINGARD. Under Ihe patronage nnd in the p.rcucnco of tho • Stewards of tlio .Auckland Racing Club. The grand historical play, HE ART AND CROWNI Marie (Queonof Scotland) .. Miss Alico Lingard Lord Darnley Mr Wni. 11. Ltngard To conclude with tho LINGARD INIMITABLE SKETCHES. Given by him over 200 times, in all parts of the ).»lobe. ' LAST NIGHT OF THE LINGAEDS. Reserved seats at Upton's. • v rp II EAT R E 11 OVA L. LIMITED SEASON ONLY. JI>ACHELDER'3 .New AMERICAN Combination. opening night, SATURDAY NEXT, 3rd JANUAKY. COLOSSEAN PANTABCOPE of a Tour through America, New Zealand, and Australia, Introducing every fcaturo of interest along tho whole San Jfrancisco Mail Routt;, New York to Sydney. The Largest Panorama on Earth. CHALKT, Tho Maßter of all Ventriloquists, will Introduce hia rechercbc-jEntertainmerit, entitled, "A TRIP TO FUN-LAND." Billy Wilson (with Camp Meeting Song).. Chalet George (th; inimitable JurenileJ .. ..Chalet Uncle Joshua (the Untnrrified American) Chalet Tim (the i'ounsr New Zcalnnder) .. .. Chalet Aunt Matilda (with Song) .. .. ..Chalet Hans VanvonderblinkestolTenheimos graushorn yon Dcutchlaud (with Uerinan Song) Chalet The six life-size Mechanical Figures used in this, the first programme, are new, original, and never before a New Zealand audience. THffi ARCTIC"REGIONS. This New American Diorama faithfully dopiota in all its sublime grandeur tho luy North, find illustrates the recent endeavours made by tho tCnUieh Arctic Kxpediiion to reach tho North Pole — Funeral. Procession — Bear - Hunting — Sledging—Breaking up of tho lee—Departure for England and Rule Bhita.mia. In addition to the aboye Combination tho Pro-' priotor willdistributeamonßsMhoaudienc«eacb. night 100 Very USKieur, and Valuable GIFTS, Including a Silver Hunting '^"atch (warranted). For further particulars see bills ana future advertisements. Prices) a3 usual. JOHN M. LORD. Business Manager.. X 0K N X STREET HALL. GREAT SUCCESS OF THE ZULU X\T AR I U L U YV A II! TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT! EVERYBODY SHOULD GO AND SBE THIS GRAND EXHIBITION. PRESENTS ! PRESENTS ! PRESENTS! Watches, Clocks, Silver Service, Japanese Cabinets, &c. Business Manager Mr Jas. O'Brien Lecturer Mr J. B. Steele - Pianist Mr W. Kirby Admission—Front Seats, 33; Back, Ss; Gallery, Is. Doors open at 7.30: to commence at 3. ALBERT II AL L % DARBY-3TREET, AUCKLAND. Christmas Presents. Christmas Presents, The Proprietors wn give a Present to Every Visitor to the Exhibition during tha Christmas sca3on. THE ORIENTAL EXHIBITION IS NOW OPEN, and vt ill continue for a short season. WONDROUS & MA.RVKLLOUS EXHIBITS Of Kastern Skill and Workmanship. Novelties in Woodwaro from tha Holy Land; Arabic Carving,.Turkish Jewellery, and Filigree Worka of tho Most Chaste Design and Beauti ful Workmanship. . HXIIIBITS HR"M ALL PAUT3 OP THIS EAST, Never shown before. Too numerous to mention. Admission ." One Shihjng. vyill be open daily fom 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. N. Kaukt & AI. ah, Proprietors. Sporting. CO O X S O N ) s"~CONSULTATIO • ' -ON. ■.-.-, DUNE DI N GU P, •- Feb. 2S, 1880. 2000 AT £1 EACH. First Horse .. .. .. .. £800 Hcemii Horse-; .. .. *.. .. 100 Third Hot so 200 Start .-va ..200 Non-starters .. .. .. -.-. 100 £2000 Exchange, Is for cheques; two stamps for reply and result. Address: w. Coofeson, Warner's Hotel,or Box 180, Post Office, Chris fcchurch. Prospectus. A BRIDGED PROSPECTUS of the X3L New Zealand Accident Insuranok Company, for Insuring against Accidents at all kinds, to be registered under .-the Joint Stock Companies' Act. Capital £100,000, in snares of £1 each. Deposit of Is per share on application. Is on allotment; subsequent calls not to oxceed Is per share at intervals of not less than three months. It is anticipated that not more than 28 per share wiil be called up. Provisioned Di rectory: D- B. Cruickshank, Esq. (Chair ! man), C. J. Stone, Xsq., B. Tonics, Esq., Thoe. Buddie, Esq., J. L. Wilson, Ssq.£ G-. B. Owen, Esq. Bankers, Bank of New Zealand; Broker, C. Alexander, Insuraneo Buildings, Auckland, Tho object of this Com pany will be to grant Insurances against Death (rom- Accident of all descriptions, with or without a weekly allowance during disability. . Negotiations of a very important elir.rc.ctor 1 have bo?n completed by this Company with the : New Zealand' Insurance Company, •whereby ; this Company is to utilise tho tiranch Manage-' , ment .Agones- Staff and Offices of the New ' Zealand Insurance Company in Now Zealand, and tho Australian Colonies: hpneo this Com pany in its early career will be saved mucbi time, trouble, nnd expense, and with ihe oom plete organisation now existing to conduct tho tmsinoas it is anticipated that the community will bo impelled, in tlieir own interest, to yield! ; to the Now Zealand Accident Insurance Coi» . pany their confidence and support. ByaspeciaX system of advocacy the superior merits of thia Company will spreadits ramifications like » net j work throughout tall New Zealand and Aus tralian Colonies. Allocation •of sharoß ia made upon the bamsi of population. In conse quence of the Holidaj a and in compliance with a tiie numerous requests of intending Share holders tho Provisional Board of Directors oC I tlr^e Company have decided to keep the Sharo List Oren lor all Districts until January 31st, 1880. Shara Li3t will close for Auckland on December 31. For-prospsctus and terms of application apply to the Broker or W. A.'l?homsoa, Manager, ll,Joßuranca Buildinrrs, Auckland, Musical ' mHE NEWi ZEALAND MAGAZINE. JL Containing Popular and Standard : - r Songs and Pieces, Etc. , :..,. OONTBN TS OF No. 1 1. Tom Bowling (Favourite Sbb. Song), Dlbden 2. Grandfather! Clock, H.O. Work 3. Brown Kyes close the Window, Rosabel 4. Kathleen ot Kilkenay, Milliard 5. Somobody's Coming when, the Dowdrous Fali. Macy " 6. Johnny Morgan (Poptilß,r Comic !3o»g) Fit chett • 7. The " Times" (Polka), F. Band 8. Urandfather's Home (Companion sone to , Grandfather's Clock), F. West 9. We are Twolioving Minswela (Duet), Parry 10. McMorley's Twins (Coxaic], Phillips 11. Still I Loy« Thee, Loekwood 12. Mary of Argyle, Nelson OONTBNTS OF No. 2 1. Tha Fajry Wedding yWaltz), j. w. Trirner 2. Mountain Bell ( chottische), Kinkol S, Bine Danwb3 <Wata>, Strauss " .4, Still Thine Own, J. K. Thomas 5. When the Green Leaves Come Attain. Sir H\ Bislipp 6. Blmnenlied, Lange 7. Waitinv, H. Milliard 8. Gipsy's Warning, Coard i} 9. Won't you Buy my Pretty. Flowers,. POTS' ley 10. Queen of the Night, Thomas 11. Ah! Never deem my love con change, J,R« Thomas. ' ' : 12. LM3O Buowwhite;Blossoias, O. A. WWt^ '-* SOLE AGENCY— ','■'. j^|USXO - t »>!«•"