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Auckland Star, Volume XX, Issue 180, 31 July 1889, Page 7

SHORTLAND AND FQRT STREETS, AUCKLAND. TIE CHEAPEST.HOUSE IN NEW ZEALAND FOB- CASErpHE PROPBIETOK wishes to draw attention to the fact that all the latest inventions -*- in plant and machinery are constantly being added to the above works, and owing to the many facilities now at his "disposal, the prompt production of first-class specimens in the art can be guaranteed.

THE LITHOeSAPEIC DEPARTMENT launder the management of skilled workmen, and is replete with the latest Continental inventions. A first-class stock of inks of all colours and tints. The undermentioned are a few of the more prominent articles produced :— Maps, Plans, Show Cards, Labels, Music-Book Titles and Illustrations, Views, Circulars, etc., in ono or a combination of colours, and in any style. Almanacs and Calendars draws or engraved on stone, designs fpr which are made and estimates furnished. Portraits and Drawings in crayon or line, and printed in chroino or tints. Original Drawings copied and lithographed ia a faithful and life-like manner. Cordial- and Spirit Labela in a great variety of colours and styles always kept in stock, or printed at eliort notice. Labels of all kinds, in bright colours, and varnished if necessary, suitable for displaying on Meat, Fruit and Preserve Tins,"etc. Chromo-Lithographic Work of all classes, in a variety of delicate shades of harmonious colouring , . Wedding and Invitation Cards, with Envelopes to latest novelties. Price Lists, illustrated with engravings and attractive advertising covers. ENGBAYINft DEPAETMENT, Bills of Lading, Bank Cheques, Invoices, Letter Heads, "Visiting, Invitation, and Business Cards, Book Plates, etc., engraved on copperplate in the best style. *? Crests, Monograms, Cyphers, Business Dies, Arms, etc., engraved on • steel, for embossing in colours on Note Paper, Envelopes, etc. ' Stamps, Sealß, Door nnd Window Plates, Stencil Plates, etc., neatly engraved on any description of metal. Insci-iptions on Gold and Silver Presentation Pieces, tastofully executed. Illustrations of Business Premises, Trado Marks, Machinery, Dovlcos, etc., engraved on wood and oloctrotyped for newopapor adver» Using, etc. THE BINDING DEPARTMENT Is stocked with a largo assortment of CaJf. Morocco, Russian, Boan, Basil, and other Leathers, and tho following aro eorao of the goods turned out:— Account Books and Lodgers, C4uard Booka, Cash Books, Day Book?, Journals nnd Share Ke?,istcre. Drapers' Counter Books, Carters' Rcceipt'Books, Supply Books and Call Books. Magazines, Music, and Periodicals Re-Bound Jn any stylo of blnflinff. Numbering, with or without initial letters, Index Books, etc., etc. Paper Ruling in all Its branches, at the shortest notice.

gTHE LETTEEPBESS -DEPAETMENT Contains overy necessary for producing in first-class style all descriptions of Book and Job Wore—the Jargo founts of typo on hand, the many novelties that are being constantly added, and the splendid machinery in use, combining to form one of tho most complete printing plants in the colonies. Show Printing, -with its endless variety of Posters, Streamers, ,: Hangers, Dodgers, and Window Cards, in plain or fancy tints and ■ colours, printed on attractive papers. The Extensive Hoardings erected in prominent parts of the city and suburbs are specially adapted for tho display of all Show '■' Printing. Illustrated and" Plain Catalogues and Price Lists, with attractive covers, in any size or stylo. A largo assortment of trade blocks .; and engravings to choose from, in stock. Commercial Work, including Customs and Shipping Forms, Auctioneers' Bills and Fiags, Memo. Forms and Accounts, Show <J Cards (plain orin tintsand colours), Business Cards, and Handbills, |« at a few houra' notice. "Memorandums of Association for public companies, Bank Work, Road Board and County Council Forms and Vouchers. Pamphlets and Leaflets of any kind. Rules, By-Laws, Reports,' Catalogues, Plans, Orders of Service, and Choir Notices, for Religious and Benefit Societies. Certificates of Merit, beautifully designed and executed, suitable for presentation by societies and associations generally. Memorial and Remembrance Cards printed at short notice. Note and Letter Heads ruled to any pattern, with Envelopes to match. ,; Chemists' Labels, in one or more colours, on best gummed ov plain ? paper, for wholesale and retail houses. ' Racs Cards and Programmes for season; also Prize Lists and Schedules for Agricultural, Horticultural, and other Societies. Concert and Ball Programmes, Menus, Wine Cards, Dinner, Supper and Eall Invitee. Tickets of all kinds and sizes, for Entertainments, at an hour's notice. Tickets for Racing Clubs and Athletic Societies, also Ferry Companies. Tram and 'Bus Servicee, a specialty. THE PAPER BAG- DEPABTMENT Contains a large stock of requisites for supplying wholesale and retail firms with Wrapping Paper and Paper Bags. The stock comprises :— White and Tinted Tea and Coffeo Papers, in 1 lb., $ lb., ilb. sizes: also butter paper ent to any size required. Tinfoil Paper in several qualities aud sizes. Brown, Grey, and White Sugar Bags, from 1 lb. to 28 lbs. Gonf cctionorjf Bags, from 1 oz. to 7 lbs. Brown Wrapping Paper, oxtra strong and of best quality, in different sizes. Seed Packets and Bags. H, BKETT, Pkoprietob.

ITQ W j$ js IJM ■_(£_ ¥_ SJTBB.C RIPTIO | OJL7. A Strange Story of British Pluck and Adventure, of Love and Hate, of Crime, of War and Bloodshed, and of Peaceful Christian Effort and Self-sacrifice. THE VOLUME WILL CONSIST OF FROM 700 TO'Boo PAGES, IN FOUR PARTS, WITH MARLY TWO HUNDRED ILLUSTRATIONS Executed in first-class style, pourtraying the incidents referred to in the narrative, depicting historical scenes, illustrating Maori manners and customs, and showing the primitive condition of the European settlements which have since grown into the splendid cities of to-day. Some of these sketches have never before been published, having lain in the possession of old settlers. Others are taken from old works that are now extremely rare, and inaccessible to the ordinary reader. Among the subjects treated picborially are the following ILLUSTRATIONS :—

Part I. FRONTISPIECE: FERN GULLY.—A beautifully-executed Chromo-Lithograph in Eight Printings, drawn from the Original Water-colour Painting by Sturtevanfe-. Tasman's Anchorage, Admiralty Bay. Murder of Tasman's Boat's Crew at Massacre Bay. The Three Kings, as sighted by Tasman. Portrait of Captain Cook. Relics of Captain Cook—Curios collected by him. f Facsimile of Cook's Record of the Transit 'of Venus. Fortified Village in Poverty Bay in 1836. r '/NV?^."/•' Landscape of Poverty Bay, showing Young Nick'a Head. Te Ariuru, whero Cook landed. Perforated Rock, Tolaoo Bay. Shakespeare Head & Cook's Bay, Mercury Bay, Auckland. Decorated Head of the Chief Ruaparaha's Canoe. Carved Head of Canoe at Kaiwarawara. Ship Cove, Queen Charlotte Sound. Tomb of the Chief Huriwenua. Family in Dusky Bay. Maori Carved Knife, or Saw. A Dead Chief. The Ceremony of Hongi, or Pressing Noses. [nterior of a Maori Hippaii. Maori Tombs. Wiiatas or 'Patukas (storehouses for food). Cook's Cham of New Zealand. A Maori Wab Da^ujs. Stage Erected for a Maori Festival. Governor Phillip, First Governor of New South Wales. Sydney Cove in 1788. A Survey op the Settlement in New South Wales. A Chain Gang. Governor King. .Norfolk Island, showing Convicts' Quarters and Nopean Island. The old Military Barracks at Norfolk Island. Waitangi, Chatham Island. Map of Chatham Island. Stone Weapons of the Moriori Whaling off the North Cape of New Zealand. Sydney, Norfolk Island, 1793. South View of Sydney, New South Wales, 1793. The Chief Te Path. Bust of Hongi. A Maori War Expedition. Rev. Samuel Mabsden. Rangihu : the Rev. Samuel Marsden's Cottage at Parramatta. Scene of the Boyd Massacre, Whangaroa Harbour, Spot where the Boyd drifted to after the Massacre. Whalers at the Bay of Islands in 1820. kororareka beach in 1836. Porip.ua Bay, Wellington, an Early R,esorb for Whalers. Rangihaeata's Pα, with the Island of'Mana. Thorn's Whaling Station, near Porirua, Wellington, Portrait of 'Johnny' Jones, one of the Early Otago Whalers. A Maori Tiki, worn round the neck. Taupo Pα, Cook Strait, and Ngatitoa Village. The Great Chief Rauparaka The Chief Te Pitt Tattooing on Face of Te Pehi.

Part 11. FRONTISPIECE, in Two Colours—Tv Kaitote, Pah op Te Wuero Wiiero, on the Waikato River (Taupiri Mountain in the distance). Portrait of Hiko, Son of Te Pehi. Interior of a Kainga in the North Island. Portrait of Mr G. Clarke. Portrait of Rev. Richard Davies. Sealers at Half Moon Bay, Stewart Island. Portrait of Mb James Kemp. Portrait of Governor Macquarie. Volcano of Tongariro from Roto-aire Lake. Portrait of Mr W. G. Pqckey. Portrait of Rev. llenky Williams. Native Stores for Flax. Portrait of Rev. Samuel Leigh. Storehouse for the Kumara. Portrait of Mr James Shepherd. Portrait of Judge Maning. View from our Cottage at Parramatta. Portrait of Patuone. Portrait of Lieutenant Thos. McDonnell. Landing of the Rev. S. Marsden in New Zealand, December, 1814. Portrait of Rev. N. Turner. Portrait of Rev. J. Hobbs. Colossal Tiki at Raroera Pα. Portrait of John Rutherford, the White Chief. Portrait of Rev. Wμ. Williams, Missionary. Ornamental Carvings in Wood. Portrait of Mr Jas. Hamlin. Portrait of Mr C. Baker. Monument of Te Wiiero Whero's Daughter. Portrait of Mr Wμ. Thos. Fairburn. The Mission Station at Kerikeri. Portrait of Haupatu, a Chieftess of Wairoa. Portrait of Urua-wero, the Red-haired Chief of ths East Cape. Receiving House for the Dead, Mangonui. Portrait of Titore, a Bay of Islands Chief. The Cemetery, or Wai Tapu, Hokianga. Portrait of Judge Wilson. Portrait of Rev. J. Whitely. Tangieri, Chief of Maungakahia. Portrait of Rev. Jamhs Wallis. Portrait of Rev. James Bullee. Smsns of M-kt-d Hkaos. Thbowi* *n* Speak. PORTRAIT OF REV. J. H. BUMBY. A Whata, or Provision House, Otumatua Pα. Portrait of Rev. John Warren. Portrait of Te Waenga.

AMONGST THE ILLUSTRATIONS FOE, SUBSEQUENT PAETS WXLIi BE PANORAMIC VIEWS OF EARLY SETTLEMENT In both Islands, with Scenes and Sketches of the firsb Streets find Buildingsj also, appended to the book, will be published A List of Early Settlers up to the Year 1845. 'H. BRETT - PUBLISHER,