Vol. IV.~--No. 1,220 ;
Shipping.
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For freight or passage
apply
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AND
AUSTRALIAN
AMERICAN MAIL
and NK¥ Zealand
Cbnvjevas'cb op Her Majesty's
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abovejjiiainei^ executedwiLh cheapness and despatch
jjkak. thb~x~B7n.
comJL PA^Y'S Fast and Kavouritc
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about sth instant, to Tauranga. tJience to Napier and
back; and also calling off Sulphur or White Island (if
sufflcrert inducements offer.
Foriieig it or passages applyto
H. M. JERVI3,
v, k =; ~.u iAgent.
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Agents,
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and tinsmith,
street. Near \ ulcan
Maker of thePatent Enamelled Oas
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Cargo in
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morning.
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RAILWAY.
IJ^BWTBAJft'S
REGULAR TRAINS TO THE RACES.
more expected shortly. Arrived, per City of
Auckland, a shipment from Messrs ChappelL Also,
periodical shipments from Messrs Broadwood
Hopkinssn, Chappell, eigler, Bord, Erard, and othsr
eminent makers.
BARG AI N S
D
Consumes tho oil most ecouomioally, and gives a
white,brilliant, and stoidy light.
V SON' S,
Perfect safety f.om EXPLOSION, as the body of
ing
the oil, b
separated by an air jacket whu.li
surrounds the wick ca.au, and connected only
by a tube which does not allow tho Sumo to
commuuicn'e with the body of the oil, naturally
keeps the oil cool, and " nxpUßions" aro hereby
jiravciited—this fact alone proviog an immanae
aavuntage and socumy orer all otheis |
of the Races (2Cth
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COS&EAVE
&
CO.
ISOW
OPENING UP
They are adaptable for all purposes of. illumination
whore jjas is now emploj etl, whether in pri\ate
l.ou.ert, public buildings, factories, railway
stations, railway carnage, ships' lights, signal
ttaiions, type-suttinj; rooui3, street lights, (ScJ
SHIPMENT OF NEW* SPRINi GOODS,
Ex Foutenaye, lit-rar, City of Auskland, &c.
J. COSGRAVE & CO.
AT ONE-FIFTH LESS
Being Ca3h Buyers in the British aud Continental
Markets me enabled to offer all classes tif Goods at
THE LOWEST IUCMUXKU-VTIYK PROFITS.
OF
GAS.
Durability.
Tho various Departments arc now replete ■with every from ;hc
London Times, Mining Journal,Lancet, &c.
SPRING and SUMMER UOODS.
THK DJiEHS DEPARTMENT
will be found most complete", and includes every New all of which testify to their
Material in Silks (black and coloured), Japanese
Silks (plain and figured), I'lnin and Tinted Alpacas,
SUPERIORITY OVER ANYTHING
BalcrnoH, Lustres, Silk, AVarps and Mixtures, Persian
Cords, French Mennos (pl.iin and figured)
Novelty in
J.
COSGRAVE & CO.
And, as a further proof, we may state the following
,
companies
.
-
prefer-
Great Eastern, Great Western, South Eastern, London
and Brighton, London, Chatham and Dover, aad
Nortk London Railways; the Inman, Cunard, and
Repps, Curtains in Lace Muslin, &c.
MILLINERY AND FANCY.
Alljtho New Styles in Millinery and Straw Hats and
Bonnets, Feather?, Flowers, &c. Muslin Collars and Sets, Lace Collars and Sets, Muslin,
Lace Tics, Handkerchiefs,all Silk Roman Scarfs,
&c, &c.
UNDERCLOTHING.
Ladies' Skirts, Chemises, Night Camisoles,Drawors,
Stays Children's Underclothing of all descriptions Hats Hoods, &c, Pelises, Cloaks, <fee.
Ladies' Silk Cloth Grenadine Jackets
Velvet Jackets and Mantles, new shapes.
SUPERIOR READY-MADE CLOTHING,
In Great Variety.
Black Cloth Pagets, Silk-mixed Pagets, Diagonal
Pagets; Black Cloth Galateas, Silk-mixed
Galateas, Diagonal Galateas ; Tweed, De, Silkmbced, and every other description of Men's
and Boys' Trousers, Tronsers and Vests, Suits,
&c.
Boys' Knickerbocker Suits, Boys' Zouave Suits
Boyg' Kossuth Suits, Boys' Stanley Suits
Boys' Eton Suits, Boys' Lome Suits
Boys' Galatea Suits.
Boys' Hats and Caps, in all the new stylei
Boys' Shirts, "White and Fancy, Crimean, &c.
Men's new CrimeanShirts, full sixes ; .Dre»s "Whit
Shirts, plain and fancy fronts; Men's stout
Working Shirts, Flannel Shirts. Drawers,
Singlets, Ac, in Cotton, Woollen, and Merino ;
Men* Linen and Paper Collars, in all the new
shapes ; Umbrellas, Ties, Handkerchiefs,Scarfg,
&c, &c.
Men's Black Paris Hats, Drab Shell HaU, Felt
Hats, of every shape and style.
Mem's Cloth Caps, &c.
WOOLLENS.
"West of England, Yorkshire Broadi
and
in Yorkshire, Scottish, Geelong
Does,
Tweeds'
Pacific Lines of Steamor3; also, the Light
houseLamp
for the Liverpool and Mersey Deck Company, as well
as Signal Lamps for vaiious railways, and have
argely supplied Street and
.
;
have substituted these Lamps in
ence fo those previously in use, viz :—Metropolitan,
MANCHESTER.
Sheetings, Towellings, Toilet Quilts and Countorpanes, Table Cloths and Covers, Hucks, Gl*«
Cloth, Linen and Cotton Ticks, Damasks,
£150,000
\..
£10 Each.
:
It haying become aj)parent that an extension of
the Corap my is necossary in order to keep pace with
the growing Colonial and Intercolonial trades, the
Directors of the New Zealand Shipping Company,
(Limited), are now seeking the aid of the public to
bring about the achievement of this subject, point
with confidence to the success which has hitherto
marked their operations, as a guarantee to Intending
shareholders that the prospect of ;i good investment
held out to them is a substantial und fair one.
Unlike the other Steam Companies now projected
the Company actually occupies the field with a fleet
of steameui especially built for and adapted to the
trade on the Coast of New Zealand, as well as the
...
They own the following "Vessels, viz. :—
PncKiiE ■..
-Hustons register
Taii.vna.ki
299 tons register
Wellikoton
202 tons register
Ladybird
255 tons register
Ra.ngat.iiia
184 tons register
Manaivaiu
103 tons register
These steamers are all in the bast repair, and some
of them equal in every respect to new ships, a sum of
upwards of L-10,000 having been laid out on them
during the past six months.
They represent the plant of the Company, together
with a sailing collier (barque Anne and Jane), large
hulk, freehold and leasehold premises in the best
business situations in "Wellington, engineer's and"
smith's workshop, together with largo stocks of
material necessary for the working of the steamers,
&c, &c.
It is now proposed to raise the capital of the Company to L150.000, with power to increase it further.
Immediately the necessiry sanction of the present
shareholders has been obtained in general meeting.
and there will be no difficulty, as the present step is
taken at their request, the proposed plan of extension
will be definitely put before the public.
The Directors of the Company ai c fully alive to
the importance of keeping pace with the rapidly
developing trade of the colony, not only so far as the
mere csaatal traffic is concerned, but also With
reference to the trade with the Australian Colonies,
the South Sea Islands, and the growing colony of
New Caledonia,in all of which a large and profitable
outlet maybe foundfor the produce of the colony.
The objects of the Company are thoroughly colonial,
not local, and therefore the assistance of all parts of
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CHARLES HARTMANN,
Manager,
Wellington,.December i, 1873.
A BEIDGED PEOSPECTUS
OF THE
-*"*UNION STEAMSHIP COMPANY
NEW ZEALAND (Limited).
(To be incorporated, with Limited Liability,
the Joint Stock Companies Act, 1560.)
OF
under
Cavital, £250,000 in 25,000 Shares of £10 each, with
power to increase and issue Debenture Stock.
Only L4per Share to be called up at present, payable
as follows —los per share on application 10s on
:
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allotment; 20s in three months after allotment
and the remaining 40s in calls of 10s each succeeding three months.
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Wall Lamps for theEast
P. C. Neill, Esq. (Messrs Neill and Co )
W. J. M Larnach, Esq. (National Bank)
John Richard Jones, Esq., Matanaka
J. M. Ritchie, Esq. (Messrs G. Gray, Russell and Co.)
James Mills, Esq. (Harbour Steam Company}
James T. Mackerras, Esq. (Messrs J. T. Mackerra s
and Co.)
T. S. Graham,Esq. (Messrs Bing, Harris, and Co.)
Arthur W. Morris, Esq. (Otago and Southland Invest;
ment Company)
James Smith. Esq. (Meisrs Smith and Anderson)
Henry Driver,.Tsq. (Messrs Driver, Stewart and Co).
Alexander Burt, Egg. (Messrs A. and T. Burt)
Charles McQueen, Esq. (Messrs ICincaid, McQueen,
and Co)
H. P. Murray-Aynsley, Esq. (Messrs Miles and Co.,
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Chrfstehurch)
George Gould,Esq., Merchant, Cliristchurch.
BANKERS :
and West Indies.
NationalBank of New Zealand.
In a recent letter
d by tha Patenteefrom W.
SOLICITORS :
Messrs Smith and Anderson.
Yalontin, Esq., FC.S., Principal Demonstrator of
Practical Chemistry, in the
Chemistry, Loadon, ho remarks,
.Royal College
of
INTERIM SECRETARY
James Mills, Esq.
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LIGHT produced by the burners constructed on
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DIREiC
'THE iUBLIG/ '.
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PEOTISIONAL DIRECTORS.
E. B. Cargill, Esq. (Messrs Cargills and McLean)
Esq., R.M.
C.
Strode,
A.
J. A. Walcott, Esq. (Messrs Bright Brothers and Co.)
This Company has been formed for the purpose.of
providing more efficientsteam communication between
tluse new principles is whiter and steadier than any the different ports of New Zealand-the want
of
Crown
which ha3been much felt for some time past, and
Symonds street. Auckland
light I am acquainted with, and tha increasa in the which i3 becoming more perceptible as the growing
"Willrun
trade of tht colony is developed.
It is desired to establish a weekly line of Steamers
illuminating: power, ai compartd with that from
BONES! BONES! BONES!
Otago and the principal Northern ports, to
between
FOR THE PEOPLE
put on a Steamer between Dunedin and the West
ordinary
in
It
fully
use,
burner*
hlth«rto
tqual
to
Coast
Ports
of the Middle Island, and also to provide
for
in any,....
As follow I_
for the efficient conduct of the trade to and from the
Cash, at tfia Treenian'apCay Bone Milla.
from 40 to 50 per oent.. without any inaraased con- several smaller Ports on the Coast of Otago and
Canterbury. For these purposes the following new
Fakes foe Each Trip
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sumption of oil. My experiment*, whlefa Trill be vessels will be required :
AfiTIN
BISCUITS. Parnell.
August, 1873.
i
Threefirst-class Steamers for the trade between
Any person getting Into the trainwithout, a ticket
Dunedin and Manukau, to be built in Europe,
REDUCED
found in ditail in the Journal of theSotitty of Arts,
; ards : Custom-house street and Breakwater Road,
will have to pay 3a each way.
18sper lOOlbi.
and capable of carrying from 400 to 600 tons
Twelve,.accompanied by their
Cabin Biscuits r. J..
at the Mill, "Wangapoua, with
By order.
easel*
Loaded
Cd
lb.
of cargo,' fitted with compound engines and
Fancy
per
All
kind*
ditto
despatch.
of December 23, IHIi, show that a light can ba pro- i
17,1873. ".
Parents, FREE.
Auckland,
December
Nelson,
Ac,
Sydney,
&c.
Agents.
the latest improvements, and with superior
STONE BROTHERS,
passenger accommodation, suited to the redue«dfrom mineraloils from FORTY to JIFTY PEE
quirements of the present day. These steamer?
J. COSGRAVE & CO.
NOTICE.
THUESDAY, JANUARY 1B N TLEMBN'S CLOTHES
AUCKLAND AND ONEHUNGA
will be of such class and speed as will ensure
Wish
to
their
character
preserve
m
;' RAILWAY.
CLEANED. ALTERED REPAIRED, amd
cheaper
than the same light fnm coal gai,
every facility to shippers of goods and conTHE CHEAPEST HOUSE IN THE TRADE CENT,
; i «.-.; :.
PRESSED at. .". .
after
Ist
venience
to the travelling public.
present
January,
and
And will SELL tlieir
a
STOCK
One boat of smaller capacity and light draft of
Taiiob,
costing THBKE SHILLINGS and NINEPEKCE per
EAR WOOD'S,
'Bus will run from Mr Alexander's, Queen ! AT THE LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES.
Line
will
be
especially
adapted to the trade to the
Mblboubni.
water,
Kybar
Symonds
Fkom
Pass, and. Newto
street,
Passenger-Traffic on WEDNESDAY",' 24th street/
West Coast of the Middle Island.
49, HobßOn-street,- near the Governor Browne.
market, returning same way. Fares, Cd. Time
1,000 cubic feet."
We3
December, and will run as per Time Table on 25th, table in future advertisement.
NOTICE
With a view to commencing operations without
at B. §o P .m.
'Bth,. and following day* in December. The 2Cth
J. lAMB,
P.S.— Gentlemen's Clothes Dye**!
and Ist, 2nd, and 3rd January.
The testimonials received by itr. Silber are very delay it has been arranged to take over, on the Ist o
and 27th December,
Also, on
Proprietor.
January
next, the steamers Maori, Beautiful Star, arid
'I
time
table
will
Days,
ordinary
the
■1874 being Race
CLARKE BROTHERS,
Samson,
to the Harbour Steam Company's
be feet aside; and trains will be' run according to STANDARD FIRE AND MARINE INFor seven yearspupils of Mr Crombie, and for the last numerous, and all express surprise and admiration at fleet, andbelonging
.ialso their new steamer just built on the
■special advertisement. ■'■"■'■
SURANCE COMPANY OF NEW ZEAtwelve months operators for Mr Cater,
Clyde specially for the Timaru and Lyttelton trade,
pleasure
informing
their friends and the immense success he has obtained, and anyono and which is expected to arrive in the
in.,
Have much
LAND.. ;:
colony early in
T. TRA F F O;R 3), a t'JM
;,
the ipublic generally that they have purchased the i
.timE T ABLE.i.L,
February. Tnese vessels will at once create arevenue
SURGEON DENTIST, .1
Photographic Business so successfully
12.0
4.30
Auckland.;." ".. 8.0
Leave
welUknown
Company,
for
the
it
is
and,
believed,
be sufficient
S T^R-K »T.
4.45
8,15
WAX ;B P,i B,L ;: D
12.15
on by Messrs Crombie and Cater for the last tleiirous of perusing the same we shall be most happy to carry on the trade of the ports onwill
Newmarket
TORS have allotted to carried
the Coasts of
eighteen years, and trust by civility and attention to
12 87
507
Otago and Canterbury.
Leave Penrose Junction- 837
Auckland province G.OOO shares, o.' whiUi oily business,
in our possession.
Teeth,"
together
producing
portraits
One'to
a'
Full'Set.lnGold
12.45
5.15
with
first-class
to
furnish
from
8.45
with.those
■ArriveOnehunga...
Artificial
Mr James Mills, who has so successfully conducted
3,926 have been applied for, so the Share last will reat moderate prices, to meet with. n. share of the
I,o'
or Vulcanite. ■"'
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Leave"Onehunga --..,.. 9.0
~,.£.30
open until SAITTJBDAY, 3rd January, 1874.
the busines of the Harbour Company from its comnd
5.41 main
bestowed on their predecessors.
1.11a* 2
and' Cpromandel,
The First Shipment of these Celebrated Limps ar- mencement, will continue to act as Manager of this
Leave Penrose Junction 9.11
Should the- balance not be taken up by that time, patronage so liberallyPortraits
instantaneously.
1.36
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6.0G
taken
Newjnarket
9.36
N.B.—Children's
will be disposed of. amongst the Sdufh.'rii
Company.
& CO., Leave Auckland
Leaves Tharneof« >):"
1.45
6.16 they
>><-'
OBGTE B L ACESHOE
9.45
First-class C.D.V. Pertraits 7i 6d per half-dozen, or rived in the Hindostan,' consisting of
It is estimated that to carry out these proposals a
applicants.
'«
Arrive
(id per dozen.
WHOLESALE BOOT&
GEORGE W. BINNEY,
; 12sN.B.—All
capital of £160,000 will be required, and to pro\ ide
debts due to the establishment to be
Agtii'.
F A R E 8." -~.
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for this it is proposed to call up £4 per share, making
'.'
paid'to
receipt
Clarke
whose
Brothers,
Lo'wXß. QUKEHrSXBKET.
will be TABLE, HALL, STRkET, AND WALL a total of £100,000, and to borrow the remaining
."
Return,
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i
:>da.
'Ist 2nd Ist 2nd ■M- OTIOEOF RE MO YAL ufficlent.
£50,000 on debentures bearing a low rate of interest.
Eivetted Goods
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v;
This arraßgement will enable larger dividends to be
A Stock of Sewn, Pegged,
i L
Class.' Glass. Class. Class.
LAMPS;
PHOTOGRAPHIC
:i
NOTICE.'
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d.
s.
d.
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». d. a. d.
Always in Stock. '■
declared on the paid-up capital.
The public are respectfullyinformed that the .'" ■;: .1,
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16
10
23
16
Out of the total number of shares, the proprietors
OctoberlO, 1873. ■'. ■: '■"''. '■■ '^^'"■■■-'< v_/ "* """
Auckland t'oOnehunea
;jhr'
Also,
16
10
23,
of the Harbour Company will take 7,600 pail up to
to. Onehunßa .'.lO 0 0
PRINTING & PUBLISHING OFFICES
CATER
to inform nis friends
OL.OU GHy Newmarket
OH N
10 0 0
n J^
Stations to Onehunga'o 0
.:.■:" "'.' " ■ "■'
the
extent of £4 each, and the remaining 17,500 are
■, ».
APtl*
Other
<:
OF THE.:.,'-.
■■..
generally
purchased
that he has
'■
i and the Public
ENGiNEBR,' ;
10
23
16 DAILY SOUTHERN .CROSS and WEEKLY,
OneHunga to, Auckland
\ .;MECHANIST &;MODEL FROM
1C
now offered to investors.
NEWS, the Photographic business formerly carried on by
COOKING APPARATUS,
10
:;j.
1 6;, 1 0 ,23
In
recommending this investment to the public,
IHAS REMOVED
Penrose to Auckland;;
by
Page,
Mr ;\y ebster, and subsequently
Mr
and has
Have been removed to the Extensive Premises in
06
10 1,9
the ProvisionalDirectors may state that large proU.-P,]? BiEi-A-.XT- BE N:.S TREE T< ; Other Stations to Auckland 0 9
made arrangements for continuing the same J.C. ;' * Fitted'with
STREET,
QUEEN
any
■'
intermediate
y
?^dereti''■■':,
/
r
Between
fits
are
now being made by steamers on the coast of
by
producing
TQI
Ik-■win sail on SATURDAY
i iHOlflfitOVOv* --'■
l""\ \' ";,"■-.,',
first-class Portraits at moderate
■■■■'■""■
Formerly occupied by Mr W. J."Hurst, opposite to. trusts
;Bpi«
viiO 9' 0 6 By10 0 9 ~..-,
New Zealand, and they are therefore confident that
**| prices, to securea continuance of public patronage.
NEVt *«*i t■
BUILDINGS,, i. >) ,Stations; ;U- 4«Bd
» h
-. .1
Messrs Upton :and Co.
MASEFIELD'S
order.
J)iio:
by
aa&JAjl
SILBER PATENT BURNER, TO
the employment of vessels of the character indiN.B.,—Children's portraits taken instantaneously.
apply to'iif?S \
tALBERT.-S TJ REET.f;v/r J'Oi"::!"!>- T iud l&all&l
cated, fitted to work with the utmost economy, and
; First-class C.D.V. Portraits, 7s Cdper
THE ORDER OF
half-dozen; or,
OFF! SELLING
Sewing1 Machines'cleahed: adjusted, and carefully
..■.SELLING
,Y:i
SKEPHEIID,^( j;0
meet the growing traffic without undue strain, tho
I2s Cd per dozen.
■-r
-^repaired!!'" All kinds.Bf li?ht'iinachin'e.S." Repairs
T. & S. M 081 I N\,
ol
ONEHUNGA
Cuinpany will be able to secure ample profits, and
J. CATER/
undertaken at moderate cbarpfesJ: 'MusicalInstroinents
w':io have been appoints 1
at
the same time promote trade and tho convenience
WESTPFAHL begs to inform
i PHOTOGRAPH EX.
-r'epaited and tuned. Harmonium Reedß maQje,'*&c.- j
SOLE AGENTS FOR NEW ZEALAND. of the travelling public by providing improved
i RAILWAY.
1U ; 256, Queen-stkeet, Auckland.
I
Customers and the .Public of Auckland,
his
I
■facilities
and accommodation at reduced rates.
"
ui-if] Uii Hi axlj S-1-; uiii^ia (■ .-;■';■- \
that he is''now SELLING .OFF; his. large stock of
Applications for shares will be received by the Inat and undefr'epst price forCash only.
RESIDENCE.
and
Shoes
BOARD
AND
Boots
Secretary,
terim
at his office,
i,
Chambers,
From careful examination of the le orts to hand Dunedin ; and by Messrs MilesHarbour
Also, a large: assortment -of Eatfies' and Gentleman's
CHEMICAL FLY PAPERS, .iioso
and Co., Herefordand from the high credentials furnished by our Agent street, Cliristchurch
GermanBoots and tihoea attgreatly reduced prices, to
; at the office Of the National
(Manufactured by J. QT SHARLAND),
MILLEE; begs ,to
make room for fresh shipments.—l27, Queen-street.
confidence
in
importers
every
at homo, the
have
Bank of *ew Zealand, Auckland; or Messrs Henderuo
"■
general public that she has removed her saying, they are by far the
SHOETLAND-SIIIEET: AUCKtANT*.
son & Macfarlane, Agents.
HYDRAULiaXIME.
private Board" and Residence from Perth Villa
rl
ECONOMICAL
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SAFEST
AND
MOST
\hiimi
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:
Is
each
&iu>fl
!lupacte'ts,(!d
packet,
.;;-,,;
■i \if\
and
.j
Moor street, to Cliff House (opposite), lately occupied |
LAMP EVER INTRODUCED
E undersigned can supply by Mr C. Canning, of St. Mungo Cafe.
"■.■;', j,j
into this market, and invite ah early inspection of
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I,
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UNION STEAMSHIP COMPANY OP
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T S EO R
it a
Dealers or Contractors at LOWEST PRICES.
FURNISHED iPARTMENTS.
the same.
':.
j ~-;
.j-: [ i _"
'-■■-NEW ZEALAND.
particulars can be obtained from R. C. Dyer;
■;.,,;.
LL persons are warned against Further
i
>'
Shortland-steeet, or byletter ad'dressed.tp.N. Wilson,,
APARTMENTS
for
Mahurarigi.;--"■
Works,(
the
EEEIBON-4g
T.
t. &
BeUiig.Off his Stock'ofBoot* foi Entering or Lcavirig.'the Carriages while the Train is at
List of Applications for Shares
Al. two orthree Gentlemen, in'a'ple'asakt (tnd healthy
~; .One Montbuit exceedingly
ILbwPrices; to give the public
N.3. —This Lime was used in theRailway Tunnel
will Clese on the 6th January.
uation, commanding an extensive view of the
AGENTS,
SOLE
b .vfij Stance of purchasing during the holid»yß^i iLadie*
in
the
Domain.
and
within
distance
JAMES MILLS,
easy
harbour
of town.—For
Lasting Boots very cheap, Girla White Boots verj T in moti6n.
Qtjkkn-stbebt.
NATHANIEL WILSON.
Secretary pro tern.
B order.
cheap.—7B, Quen-street.
cards of address apply at this office.
..
J. BROWNE, &SCo.
j
INVENTED.
HITHERTO
WITSLTNS.
French Jaconets, Ordanders, in stripe and figured
Book and Swiss, checked, striped and figured
Juconct. striped, checked aud figured
Tarlatan, &c.. &c.\ in all the new shades
PRINTS.
Cambrics, Jaconets, Brilliants, Cretonnas, PUtes
Batista, Pique, Marcella, &c, &c.
Dress and ltough Hollands, Glass Cloths, Quiltings
FOB
THAN THE COST
Particular attention is ailed to their
To show the high standing these lamps have gained
LARGE STOCK OF SILKS,
from tho most eminent Manufacturers, and noted fo
Softness of Texture, Richness of Colour, and Great in the English market, wo are furnished with ext.acts
December, 1873, and Ist, 2nd, and
a train will leave Auckland for
■'Ellerslie Racecourse, at 9 a.m and will run as
frequently as possible, and ag maybe found desirable
after that hour. It is probable that the train will
run about every hour. One train only will leave
Onehunga for Ellerslie at 9.30 a.m.; and one train
only will leave the Racecourse for Onehunea in the
SALE by the undersigned—
evening of each day at 445 p m , and the last train
Tanks, Cart Shafts, Coals (Bay of Islands and
for Auckland will leave the Racecourse at 6 p.m. Newcastle), Firewood, Charcoal, &c.
Passengers will be warned of the departure of the
J. CRAIG,
plaiform. All
trains by the ringing of a bell at the
Fort street.
It is earnestly retrain "will stop at Newmarket.
Railway
quested that the passengers will assist the
SAWN KAURI TIMBER.
over-crowding,
possible
by
as
not
Authorities ai much
and by obeying the order*of those in authority.
8 A L
Return tickets, including ADMISSION to the
In Auckland,
COURSE, at 3« each, may be obtained on and after
at
from
the
Station
Clorks,
December,.
the 24th
Auckland, Newmarket, Onehunga, and from Mr
300,000 FEET KAURI TIMBER.
Chapman, Bookseller, Mr Upton, Bookseller. QueenO. A. HABRIS.
street. Auckland, and from Mr Robinson, Chemist,
PIANOFORTES.
.
■Thep.s.
quality and
vince or Aucklaud.
General Condition!, Specifications, and Drawings,
m»ybe seen at the Office of the Colonial Architect,
WelliDgton, and at the Post-office, Hamilton.
Tenders addrogfcd to the "Hon. the Minister for
Public Works, and marked outside "Tender for
Hamilton Post-office," will be received at tho office of
the undersigned up to noon of Monday, the 12th
day of January, 1874.
Telegraphic Tenders will be received provided the
original tender and deposit are lodged with the
nearest District Engineer at the time specified above.
The lowest or any Tendernot necessarily accepted
W. H. CLAYTON,
Colonial Architect
AUCKLAND AND ONEHUNGA
The two shipments of Messrs Ralph Allison and
Sons' Pianofortes previously advertised are sold;
Circumstances permitting
in every
Public Works Office,
Colonial Architect's Branch,
Wellington, October, 1573.
3rd January,
The light showing as new as possible ; perfect comVuit;on; consuming- every portion of the oil;
docs not throw off any offrciisiv.: odour ut any
timi!, like ordina y Kerosmo Lamps.
having completed Extensive Alterations and
mprovements in tlieir Premises are
EXTENSION OF TIME.
OEGANS.
days
ONandthe27th1574),
Etc.
130 & 132 QUEEN STREET.
(Adjoining Messrs Morrin's, Ironmongers)
LENDERS are invited for a Post.
JL and Telegraph Office at Hamilton, in thePro-
ingDrawing-room Instrument).
Mo U S
R. W.
CO.,
Tenders.
Railway,
*J den's Patent Pedal Substitute
to Her Majesty the Queen and H.R.H. the Princess
Louise. For descriptioß, see lists at Messrs Upton's
On Sale—A Second-hand20-stop'd Harmonium, by
Debain (equal to new), L45 ; also, an elegant Queen's
Model Harmonium, 10 stops, by Alexandra (a charm-
HOLIDAYS
WINES ENOR
ia existence,
viz. :—
ALL NEW GOODS.
PHILL IP P S & SO N,
OIL, COLOR, & GLASS MERCHANTS,
PROPRTKTO-R
Organs, as supplied
Etc.,
BINNEY.
MORRIS MAEKB,
STREET.
TUBTLANDED—Daw's and Rams-
NEW YEAE'S HOLIDAYS.
Etc.,
many other advantages over any Lamp
N S,
"\\rhite and Coloured.
12, Wyxdham STREETv
NJEXT CITY HALL.
Pianos and Harmoniums for Sale or Hire and on
the deferred payment system from Ll4 to L25 Every
instrument guaranteed, and kept in tune one yoa
after purchase, free of charge.
Instruments of every description Tuned and Ropairod, Bought, Sold, and taken in exchange.
Island on the up
triwtan/SieSl^aedatWoO(l>s
teen ofl on the do"trip
without extra
EetonJickets,, same day, 3s.
J- 0-A.oilj_iL.
■i'
W.
MONEY Advanced on Jeweller)', Diamonds, Plate,
Wearing Apparel, and every descriptiou of available
security.
'J'hc strictest Secrecy observed in every transaction.
Fire-proof Safes on the premises for the better aecurity of Valuables.
H OEFMA N'S
AOADE M V OF MUSIC,
■
The twin s s.
%O0
THE LARGEST STOCK OF INSTRUMENTS
EIVEiT-
OK MONEY
LONDON LOAN OFFICE,
18 5 9.
L I
NEWMUS
ings
—Z—jjlTToirTs
WANT
ments) a new style of Lamp, having the following and
1\r Dresses, Skirts, or l'olonaise.
Brushes—Kett's, Hamilton's, and other
maVci'.i
Gold Lcjif, Bronze:), Artists' requisites, and
Trmlc Ironmongery
GOO cases Sheet Glass
Polished Plate, Pviugh Plate, Photo Class
Stained, Fluted, Otscurod, and Ornamental
Ditto
Einboffcd Borders and Itoscttcs
20 tons White Lead, in wood aiid iron
Zinc (white), Staining Colours, Oxide of
Iron, and Carson's An ticorrosivo Paint
■10 hhds. and barrels Boiled and Kaw Linseed
Oil
100 cases ami drums Turpentine.
,
\y/*%
who ha 3invented (»fter three years' careful (xperi-
BLACK AND COLOURED SILKS,
16 bales Hessian and Scrim
a case3 Tin'd Tacks
Varnishes—Coach and House Painters, and
Cabinet-makers
Gilt and Staiued Frame and ilooin Mould-
7s Cd per half-riozen
Portraits Painted in Oil an Water Colours in a stylo
unsurpassed in t'i ooJotiios.
f
Hasb.-en attained by A. 31. Silber, E3q ,of London,
THE NEW TASSOjLINEK COSTUME CLOTH,
All Shades and Stripes.
APEKHAJS G-IJNUB, JiTO. tfT
50,000 P.olls PaperliungintiS,
variety of design
C irtes-de-visite taken thebest atyleatl2s C<l per dozen
PIANOS ! PIANOS !
OWEN & GRAHAM,
P
193, QUEEN STREET, AUCKLAND,
Rooms ovek Mk Kiko's Cnemlßt.
Reflp.ctor.
KNOWN,
AUCICLANT)
UOTOQ-JiAPH Y.
G. EEDFEEN,
ARTIST & PHOTOGRAPHER,
Lank.
Jfl R N LA-NGrUAG-EP.
"P3TABLISHED
excellent condition, and on completion will load with
flnpatch.
Jot freight or passage apply to
oo.;
Live Pheasants forwarded to all parts of
onies
upon receipt of order. Families waited on in tow n
or suburb?.
j!tr.Tpyj
O~S~,
A
A.
ro»
CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEAR
PRESENTS.
WINE, SPIRIT, &BEEPv MERCHANTS,
No. 5, LOWER QUEEN STItEET,
Queen street, corner of Durham street, Auck
land. 'Poultry of all kind* dressed to order. Prin c
Smoked Tongues, Home-cured Bacon. Corned Bee i
on sale in Urge quantities. N.B.—Dealers i
ame.
plumber, oasfitter,
BEDTJ CED PRICES
of
DIRECTORS
intercolonial trade.
THE GREATEST DISCOVERY
AND
MOST COMPLETE SCCCES3 EVER
AT
'\:
On Side by
MOORE &,
g H B jrj
Wholesale, Shipping, ar-d Family Butcher
os, QuEis-niiKii
-IjUMj v N
Mr B. M. O. THEORELL, Member of the Uni1 DIRECT.
versity of Up3a!a, teacher of French at the Auckland Grammar School University Classes, gives inTO FOLLOW TEE CITY OP
struction in the French and German languages.—
*HBISKS!»
AUCKLAND.
Applications may be made ut tha Alechanics'
Institute Library.
The Favorite Ship
f^^v.
x
(Adjoining National Bank),
"Willbe prepared to Supply Plans and Correct Estimates for all descriptions of Buildings cv the Shortest
Notice with or without superintendence.
From Cokomandel.
S?*torday, January 3, at 12 noon
'(Weather"and other circumstances permitting)
Kot responsible for accidents in shipping, carrying,,
or discharging live stock.
Eeturn Tickets issued at the office of
HOLMES BROTHERS,
° '
f
I
W777o~a~W~e '"R~~(J~N',
D A v 1 s's Bu
riidsvy, Jatmaiy -2, at 7p.m.
Saturday, Jacuary 3, at 7.30 p.m.
''
m
Kent and Tasmanian
Scrim, 72 and 45 inch
C»rn Sack*, 3-bmhel
Candles, Price* Belmont
Sardines, halves and quarter*
Starch, Colman's
Blue, Colnian's
Pickles, Whybrow'a and Morton's
J»r SaU, Morton's
AU STB A LI AN
Pianos,
37 guineas. Harmonium, full compa«, 12 guineas
and 23 guinea*) with 10 stops. May re sen at
Wviiit's JlusicSaloon. Wellesley-ttreet. Socond-hand
Pimios froiu 10 cuineas, by Broadwood, and a Cottage
6-1 ocUve. mrieh wxlnut. £30.
JL o
CIVIL ENGINEER AND ARCHITECT,
TO GOliO-
Challenger.
From Auckland.
Ask' TT
X
s
h.
Loans
£40,000.
LATEST NOVELTIES
Hops,
GEO. \V.
SOLD
CLOSE PARTNERSHIP ACCOUNTS.
UNDJCRSroVBD,
Malt, P.est Pile Snffolk and Colonial
East
,
cn wi'B.
PIANOS.—A Fine-toned Zeigler Pi mo in rich
casa. Also, a r^ebain. Tbey will bo sold
doors below the Walnut
much under tho usuui price. English
from
-*.
GINGFRBEER, CYDKB, VRUIT
and CORDIAL MANUFACTURER.
'■■..'
Kaiiamj.vuai'k Road, W*st Esr>.
Fruit Syrup and Raspberry Arinf.g*r in pinte, for
the convenience of Picnic Parties and Schools.
MANDEL.
■X
Rates, &c.
E
Jams, lib t'.ns
Tart i'ruits
Flour, Adelaide, Otago, and Duncdin
Col/.a Oil, Uulk C»stor Oil
Mnize. Pollard, &c, *c &c
Every description of work in connection with the
'
BE
MUST
L
Confectionery, Keillor's ]
Castor ami Salad Oil (Morton's)
Herald Oilica.
WELLS ri hr istmab
and Commission Agent, Collector
arranged.
Ollice 129, Queen street (three
Union Bank.)
"■» Governor Blackall,
m
C. E. SATfirJreßS, Commander, will make an interim
-':.
M U E L
House, Land,
of Rents, Debts, Highway
Steamship
ji^ C3TBAM
'
Ig^gT^kJ
from
A
Till
liaiains, Almonds
PLUMBER AND GASFITTER,
purchased the Patent
Right from the Inventor, A. M. Silbeh,
IT. HALL & CO.
In Shakes
O. J. HARRISON, Chairman
WILLI \ M ALLEN
JOSEPH BURNE
JOHN" MARTIN
ISAAC PLIMMETI
JOHN, SYMONS.
Esq., for
T.
...
CAPITAL
Ex 'Hindostan,' from London,
This Company having
Vinegar, Morton's
Orange Peel, Fijjs
he r,
WvxDnAix-iTiiKET,AucKL.v.Ni>(nexttlieA reu;2'«a?a}irf
"Waterloo Quadrant, five
The North Shore attended.
street. December 3,1873.
._
■robe r~t~g~aiTlXg
(pupil of Mr Hoffman for five years)
JOHN BATGER,
!f^^tJ%-
&q., Karanga-
patronage.
833tons register, willreceive immediate dispatch on
arrival, and sail about the 30th January.
Wool for shipment by this vessel will be Stored by
the Company peee or charge.
Wyndham
,
.
MERCHANTS,
SILBEE'S PATENT LIGHT -COMPANY'S LAMPS.
at
OPPOSITE THE NEW Ma&KBT.
QNS
BY
PH.LLLIPPS & SON,
"
EACH,
ANNOUNCEMENT,
NEW ZEALAND STEAM SHIPPING
COMPANY (LIMITED).
ment of the
T. MoM AS TEES',
242, QUEEN STREET, AUCKLAND,
OATS,
NAE^Y I
PEELIMT
Invite especial notice to their First Ship-
ETC.
SAUJSD ER S,
MOER in,
AUCKLAND,
BAKERS' FINEST FLOUR,
REMOVAL.
OIL, COLOR, smd GLASS MERCHANTS,
Importers of Papcrhungings, Scrim, Paints, Oils,
Turpentine, Colon. Varnishes, French Polish, Gold
Leaf, Artists' Colors and Brushes, Plate, Sheet,
Crown, Ornamontal, and Photographic Glass, Picture
Frame and Tapestry Mouldings, Clock and Compass
Glasses, Glazed Sashes!, Doors, &c.
Glass cut to size, and carefully packed.
12, Wyndham street.
liaPe:Road (near the top of Upper Queen
« Auckland,
street),
having commenced business at the
above address respeetfnlly solicits a share of public
♦
M E
BRAN,
TAILOE, ETC.,
Oi-vosite Abmv akd Navy Hotel,
UPPER (JUEEX STRK.ET.
Begs most respectfully to inform his customers and
the gentlemen of Auckland th;it in consequence of
the late h're he has taken the above premises, and
hopes to have a contimunc* of tlmir support.
uYc
LOYETT;TaiIor,
A
The New Zealand Shipping Com-
E.
""
CoUector, Stichbnry'a Buildings, Queen stroet.
pany's Fine Al Ship
ATOOnr.
R I
WORKS.
Cash Bayers of Tallow.
NOTICE OF
T
CHAPEL STREET, AUCKLAND.
*#Jp||^ TO FOLLOW THE FERNDALE.
■■
.
p
FREEMAN'S BAY SOAP & CA.NLDE
CY
"WiARNOCK BROTHERS,
' JAM
o cITe
Ge
MACFAELANE.
E~B B
H B E~
25. Queen stroet.
Carter, Contractor, &c. aoods cleared and
y
from ships on the shortest notice. 3aUaat
UOfi L O NDO'N, delivered
supplied.
HENDERSON &
/
"
V
GLASS
07, WAKEFIELD STREET,
3,000 tons, FpAjrcis Blooee, Commander, the second
.ofthe Chartered Vessels for thetemporary service will
leave the port of SYDNEY for SAN FRANCISCO
(calling at KANDAVU and HONOLULU) on
TUESDAY, 13th January, at 1 2 o'clock noon
The steamship GOVKttNOR BLACICA.LL, conveyinff mails and passengers, is appointed to Leave
AUCKLAND on TBDIiSDAY, 15th January at
.noon, connecting at Kandavu with Steamship Mikado
for freight, passage, and all particulars, atmlv to
Auckland, November 1, 1873.
I.ROK
A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF MEN'S
CLOTHING, LADIES' DRESSES,
AND MILLINERY,
DOLLY VARDEN HATS, FROM 9d.
"FREETRADER,"
PER BARQUE
W AY T E,
EEOEIVED
PEE CHILE,
TO ARRIVE,
1874
S.
AND
T. H. H ALL & CO.
100, QUEEN-STREX.T.
° MaSuKACTTTRER ' '
&JIC^?RERFrJml
cuv
vok the
FOR
&
Prospectuses.
IRONMONGERS
TUST
ALL KINDS.
OF
DIARIES
E.
M. NICCOL,
Business~Cardsi
Mails).
Mikado,
LETTS'
Agent.
Neiv South Wales
GpTEBSiriaJTS
with tjis
Contract
rp
BOOKS,
Presents, &c.
liover
r-
~2
Books suitable for Public or School Libraries,
SCHOOL REQUISITES
Lamps.
TONS CA^TERBUKY
CHEESE.
Very Cheap, for Coasting Trade.
The Schooner
to
Drapeiy.
TO All HIVE,
OPENED,
ACCOUNT
will sail for Poverty Bay on TUESDAY
next Jar r
lor freight or pa»sage apply
via SAN
NEW YORK
STEAMSHIP COMPANY
JBrjHSR
i^S^1
JSRVIS, Agent.
n^ERLA-Ni) ROUTE
\J
EUROPE,
-*■«
M. NICCOL,
[Price: ONE PENNY.
Merchandise.
PLAYING CARDS (NEW PATTERNS),
Good find Cheap,
T
Janua^
«"
TUk TpOE POVERTY BAT
DIR XC T.
,^>i?X -■-
1!50 tons, J. "W. Bkowx, Commander, will leave on
SATURDAY nest, at 2 p m.
for particulars of freight or passage app.y to
iJfe
.^feM,
«o» i
Agents.
The spleodld new steamship
'
JUST
Agnes
.'Steamships.
Business Cards.
STOREKEEPERS, COASTERS, &c.
1 p A R A TO
at all Stations).
SYDNEY & MELBOURNE,
TO BRISBANE & ALL OTHER
O.TJE3N3LAND POUTS, ADELAIDE, and KING
by the A.S.N. Company's
SOUND,
/GEOKGE'S
Star.
ArcELA^r, N.Z. PIUDAT, JAiMJAHY 2, 1874
Shipping.
AU 5 J:iiALABiAS ife\ J? ?(Calling
„XA
°
Im
«^SB The Cutter
STSAM NAVIGATION
&£'-Z .' j.> y>. CO '»'■ ifirst-Cliiss Steamers.
Evening
inform.the
,,
■
'to«'S
.
="
sTmorein,
.
THE
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