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Auckland Star, Volume V, Issue 1489, 18 November 1874, Page 4

Groceries. •ftX E W PBEMIHES NOW OPEN" With a LARGE STOCK <5f SELECT TEAS AND GENERAL GROCERIES. FRENCH & CO. Gratefully acknowledge past favours, and w'th pleasure inform their friends and the pnhlio that their Large took of CHOtO TK "* and GENT ■ RAI. GK'i EftlES htvobeen selected vith great care, ami Will give enMie satisfaction to every puichaser. An inspection is respectfully invited >o thit all may see the quality, and note the price o£ our articles. TEAS FOR THE MILLION ! Comprise many Kare Bl;u k Teas judicious! blended For " Purity. Strength, and Flavour ar •acknowledged to possess quality of the highest or<tT. No 1 Kood <o->sou Te;i, 2s 11) ; -No 2 Snperior Family Tea, 2s 61 In; No 3 Rich I'ekoe Flavoured Tea, 3s lb ;No i Fiue-.tTea, 3s 01. 'ihe usual Discount on 6ib Parcels. GROCERIES. s. d. Sugar, lisrht ° 4* Ib Sugar, No 1.. .. °5 i frugar, snowdrop ° 6? ;, ■ Rica, from .. « 2i lb Sperms. LW ° 9 }\ Tomato Sauce 0 5 *>»* I Mould Candles ° - r> ,)b ! Plaid Vcstai ° 7 <lM { ' Pickles London 0 0 hot { Marmalade, best •■ 1 ° tlu ' Large Bars of Hurd 3oap, orJy .. ..0 0 i American Brooms, from .. .. ..10 each ALL AETICLES IN STOCK OF THE BEST QUALITY AT THE LOWEST PRICE. FLOUR, 3EATZB, BRAN, ETC. 1 NONE CAN TJNDERRILL US UNLESS THEY SUPPLY I.\Fi£BIOB GOCD^. TRIAL OEDEa^ FORWARDED WITH DISPATCH. GOODS DELIVERED. Please note our Address :— FRENCH & CO., WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GROCERS, people' 3 tea warehouse, .! Opposite the' New Market, 252, QUEEN-STREET, Auckland. qpHE CITY OF AUCKLAND JL DYEING AND CLEANING E S T A B L I ft H M A i-r T, RICHSEONP, AW WkLLHSLEV-SIKKKT KiHT, AND . BnOM'LANI>. TfIA.MKM [Established a.d. 18G4.] Oflica Hours. From 8 a.m. to 10 p.m. William edgar, While sincerely thankinc; tlie centry and inhabitants of Auckl- nd a>id its surroundings for the very liberal patrinage accorded him <ii-r.ng the past ten ye.rtrs, begs wost rospctfully to iufo in them th>it his new premises at Richnwu.;. are n w completed, and being, as ihey.axe.ou an extensive scftle.and fltted wita bII t)ie latest improvementsi, he is in a position to execute orders to any extent and in a mnurior snuerior to any other house in Auckland- W. E. solicti the ladies of Auckland to send their Silk and Union V.lvets, Bilk and S»ttn Urc\s3<-s &c , to be Cleaned. .Dyed and K)nished. Ostrich F«?ilthera Cleaned, Clirled or Ojcd, in any Shade or Colour Gentlemen's Clothing Cleaned, p-nd Wellpressed, ar.d neatly Repaired at a sh-irt notice. Blankets Scoured at 2< per pair. Sheepskins Cured. Cleaned, or Dyed. His stock of first-class Dyes are omplote ,iv all shades and colours, and a'»l work entrus.ed to him will be tinner his immediate super vision and on an improved principle.—WlLLlaM EDftAE, Dyar and Cleaner, Wellesley-street East Works, Richmond. eEITTLEMEIT'S CLOTHES CLEANED. ALTKRKU KKFAIKKD, jljnb PKKSBBD at EAEWOOD'S, Taswu,. jS'AOM MKI.MOirP.KI. i 9, Hobfon-sireoi, near the ClOTornor Tiiovmt. e.H.— Gentlemen's OloShex Drsd OOTANIC MEDICINES. The supply of Herb Medicines, simple and compound, at Mr BritUin's late Establishment in Victoria-street will be continued as usual. HENRY CLAYTON, PHARMACEUTICAL CHEMIST, VroTOIUA-HTKEET. QEVENTT PIANOS and FORTY HARMONJTJMS, to bo cold at greatly reduced prices FOR GASH, in consequence of being overstocked and l:ir^e shipments on the way. Theso instruments are the handsomest, best, and cheapest to be fold in New Zealand. Harmoniums, from L 9 103 to L 123 ; Pianos, LSS to LI 50. £4<r Harmoniums and Pianos ON HIRE with OPTION OF PUR'^ff ASK at the end of three, six, vine, twelve, eighteen or twenty-four nsonth.3— the hire deducted from price of instrument. HOFFMAN & SON'S A C DEMY OP MUS C Shobtland-stheet. Instruments of all kinds tuned and repaired. p I E C U L A JR. Auckland, October 26, 1874. Stb, We purpose offering for salo in. November the valuable yount? Phorthorn BULL, "NI^TH COLONKL TliEijUNTfilt." He is one of the finest animals o( the kind in the Australian Colonie3, being very large and massive f or bis age, now two years and three montas. His sister was one of the expert-lva heifers (sold at the sale of tha Century) at the New York Mills, and four of the most expensive cows, purchased at that sale for the E >rl of Rective, were taken to England to be put 10 the Second Duke of Tregunter, the sire of the abov-named young bull. "VVe are, &c, R & E. MACLEAN. PEDIGREE: Ninth Colonel Tregunter (roan and white), bred by Mr Bowley, Siddington, Glouc-stershire, got by Second Duke of Tregunter (26,022), bred by Colonel Gunter, Wetherby Grange, Yorksaire. Second buke of Tregunter sold for 900 guineas in 1872, ROtby fourth Duke of Tiiorndale (17750), bred by Colonel Gunter. Dam (Duchess 94th) by 2nd Euke of Wharf dale (1964), Colonel Gunter G. dam (uuchess 84th), by Archduke (14099), Colonel Gunter 2nd g d (Du'*es 72th), by 4th Duke of Oxford (11387), iSarl Ducie 3rd g d Duchess 67th), by Usurer (9763). Mr Hall 4th gd (Uuchess 59th), by 2nd Duke of Oxford (9046), Mr Bates Stb g d (Duchess 56th, by Duke of Northumberland (36*6), jyir Bates 6th gd (Uuchess 51st), by Cleveland Lad (3107), Mr • Bates 7th g d (Duchess 41st), by Belvedere (1706), Mr.Stephenson Bth g d (Duchess 32nd', by 2nd Hubback (1423, Mr Bates 99th gd (Duchess 19th) by 2nd Hubback (1423), Mr Bates 10th g d (Duchess 12th*, by the Earl (646), Mr Bates 11th g d (Duchess 4th), by Kettan 2nd (7iO), Mr Bates 12th g d (Duchess Ist), by Comet (ISS), sold for 1,000 guineas in the year 1810. Mr Colling 13th gd ( ), by Favourite (252). Mr Colling 14th gd ( ), by Daisy Bull <180), Mr Colling 15th gd ( )by Favourite (2V4), Mr Colling 16th gd ( ),' by Hubback (319), calved in the year 1777, Mt Hunter 17th gp ( ), by J. Brown's Old Bed Bull (97), Mr Thompson Dam Sibyl (Gazelle), roan, calved October 3, 1862, vrl xlx, page 740, C.U.8., got by Union (19031) Dam (Selina), by 4th Duke of Oxford (11387), bred by Earl Ducie G. dam (Buttercup), by Snowstorm (12119), Mr Bowley 2ndgd (Helena), by Hampton (8129), Mr Bowly 3rd g d (Silvia), by Leo (4208), Earl Ducie 4th g d (Genevra), by Henwood (2114), Rev M. Berrd stagd (Gazelle), by fair Stephen (1546) Mr Charge 6th g d (Millicent), by Prince of Waterloo (528), Mr Whitaker 7th gd (Mayflower), by Palmfiower (48o), Mr G. Coates Bthgd (Crimson), by Patriot (483), calved in 1804, Mr G Coates Bth g d (Roan Cow), by Drifneld (223), Mr G. Coates 10th gd (Millibank), by Christopher (314), Mr Holmes *c, *c, &c. Descended from the Stock of Mr J. Brown, Aidborough, Yorkshire, the breeder of 97.