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New Zealander, Volume XVIII, Issue 1672, 26 April 1862, Page 4

AUCKLAND LAND SOCIETY, No. 5. Capital, £20,000, LN ONE THOUSAND SHAEES OF £2O EACH. Payments 2s. per week on each Share, redeemable in four years. PROVISIONAL DIRECTORS. BANKERS. THE advantages of these institutions afford peculiar facilities to Mechanics and others desirous of possessing Freehold Property, Building Houses, redeeming Mortgages, &c., &c. Persons wishing to obtain copies of the Rules or become Shareholders, are requested to make immediate application to the undersigned. From the large number of Shares already subscribed for, it is anticipated the Share List will be filled up in a few davs. y EDWD. KING, Secretary pro tern. March 26th, 1862. WILLOW HOUSE. HOMEOPATHIC INSTITUTE, ALBERT-STREET, AUCKLAND, BETWEEN VICTORIA AND WELLESLEY-STREETS. MR. WILLIAM WILLSON at Home for Consultation between the hours of 8 a.m., and 1 o'clock p. iii., (Sundays included). LETTERS OF ADVICE, WITH MEDICINE ENCLOSED, PER POST TO ANY PART OF NEW ZEALAND. Institute fees, paid in advance:— £ s. d. One Week u 5 0] One Month 1 0 01 Medicine Three Months 2 0 0 ( included. Six Months 3 0 o) Visits to Patients at their Houses within the limits of the City, 2s. 6d. extra. Advice to the poor, gratis, between the hours of 8 and 9 o'clock, a. m. HOMEOPATHIC BOOKS, CASES OF GLOBULES, AND CHESTS OF TINCTURES, SUPPLIED FOR FAMILY USE. Single Tub°s of Globules or Bottles of Tinctures, Is. each. Pure Homoeopathic Cocoa, 6d., Is., and 2s. Packet.

PULVIS LACTIS, FOR INFANTS FED BY HAND, THEN mixed with cows' milk, it forms the best , Y substitute for the breast milk yet discovered. T. DELATTRE, Homoeopathic Pharmacy & Hygeinic Depot, QUEEN-STKEET, AUCKLAND. JOHN L. HARPER, [late assistant to burfield, ROUCH, AND CO., CHYMISTS, STRAND, LONDON,] >EGS most respectfully to announce to the inhabi--5 tants of Parnell, and its vicinity, that he has purchased the business lately carried on by Mr. Woolcott (deceased), and which he has re-opened with an entirely new Stock. J. L. H. has constantly on sale, a choice selection of Perfumery, French Essences, Bandolines Cosmetiques, Dentifrices, Pomades, &c, &c. Hair, Tooth and Nail Brushes Dressing and other Combs Feeding Bottles, Teats, and all Nursery requisites A good Assortment of Fancy Pipes, Cigars, Tobacco, &c, &c. Soda Water, Lemonade, and Ginger Beer Horse and Cattle Medicines Physicians' prescriptions and family receipts accurately dispensed, and Teeth carefully extracted, stopped and scaled by JOHN L. HARPER, Family and Dispensing Chymist, Parnell. Reference kindly permitted to Dr. Goldsboro', Auckland Mechanics' Institute. rpHE LIBRARY of the above Institute is now . re-opened, and many of the latest and most popular works of the day are added, amongst which are the following : Woman in White, by W. Collins Dead Secret " " The Silver Cord, by Shirley Brooks Great Expectations, by Chas. Dickens Tale of Two Cities " The Uncommercial Traveller " " Bertrams, by A. Trollope " Kelly's and O'Kelly's, by A. Trollope " Three Clerks " " " " McDermots of Ballycloran " Castle Richmond " " Doctor Thorne " " GeofFry Hawlin, by Kingsley Table Traits with Something on them, by Dr. Doran Lives of the Princes of Wales " " Habits and Men " " Lives of the Queens of the House of Hanover " Monarchs Retired from Business " "

Court Fools Knights and Their Days " " My Novel, by Sir B. Lytton Poems and Dramas " London Labour and London Poor, by H. Mayhevv Young Ben Franklin " " Memorials of His Time, by Cockbum Men of the Time, by Timbs Studies from Life, Author of John Halifax Woman's Thoughts about Women " Mill on the Floss, by Geo. Elliot Looking at Life, by G. A. Sala Aurora Leigh, by E. B. Browning Anecdotes of Dogs, by Jesse Terms of Subscription.—Library, 10s. per annum, with Eeading Room, 20s. Youths under 15 years of age, and apprentices under 18, Library 6s. per annum, with Reading Room, 12s. BENJAMIN HAYLES, Secretary ■ IST of Persons claiming to have their Names inJ_J serted in the List of Voters for the Electoral District of MONGONUI. Ashton Herbert, Auckland, freehold, Allotments Nos. 2, 3, 5, and 6, township Hunahi, Mongonui, attested by W. Wilson. Brown Stephen Pain, Mongonui, household, Mongonui, wooden house near the Custom House, attested by Henry Grover. Dyson Kichard Weston, Queen-street, Auckland, freehold, Mongonui East, sub-division 35, country lots No. 2, Parish and County of Mongonui, attested by T. G. Tanton. Fletcher Frederick William, Mongonui, household, bouse and store, old Barracks, Mongonui, attested by Henry Grover. Hoop John, Queen-street, Auckland, freehold, Lot 5 of sub-division allotment No. 2 of Country Lots, Parish of Mongonui, attested by W. Griffin. Kelley Thomas, Oruru, household, Riverbank, Oruru, wooden house on Mr. White's property, attested by Edward Nolan. Kirk William, Mongonui, household, Mongonui, wooden house near James Berghan's residence, attested by Henry Grover. Mcintosh John, Mongonui, household, Mongonui, wooden house called Mongonui Hotel, attested by Henry Grover. Morton George Henry, Mongonui, household, Mongonui, wooden house on Mr. Ball's allotment, attested by Henry Grover. Oakley Edwin, Mongonui, household, Mongonui, wooden house on Mr. Ball's allotment, attested by Henry Grover. Rice William, Mongonui, household, wooden house on Nicholson's allotment, Mongonui, attested by HenryGrove r. Trimnell Thomas James, Mongonui, household, wooden house near Nicholson's Store, Mongonui, attested by Henry Grover. Waddingham Charles, Mongonui, household, Mongonui, wooden house on Fenney's allotment, attested by Henry Grover. 11. B. WHITE, Registration Officer. Mongonui, Aphi Ist, 1852.