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MISCELLANEOUS. "XEW-ZEALAXDER" GENERAL STEAM PRINTING OF^Tf* SHOKTLANI) CKESCENT, AUCKLAND. * * ARRANGEMENTS having been eompleted for t).. emcient working of the large resources of this J.J known Minting office, the public and others arc inform*?' that any amount of work which they may f avour .),• establishment with, will be executed on tht shorttst at fair and reasonable terms. THE NEW COMMODIOUS OFFICE recent!/ erected ; the large and varied assortment <rf k BOOK AND FANCY TYPE, w together with the employment of none but experienced and competent hands enable the undertaking of anr de*. cription of work hi the LETTER-PRESS DEPARTMENT including POLITICAL, STATISTICAL and MERCANTIIF PAMPHLETS, BOOKS; PRIVATE BILLS. SERMONS, PRICE LISTSAUCTIONEERS' AND LIBRARY CATALOGUESSOCIETIES' RULES AND REPORTS; HAND AND POSTING BILLS, of any size, printed in bright Colours or in Black • ADDRESS CARDS, BILL-HEADS, BAKERS' RILK CIRCULARS, PLAY AND CONCERT RILLSBALL TICKETS and PROGRAMMES, in Black, or in Gold, Silver, or Copper limine. &c. &c. &c. Every effort has been made to render the LITHOGRAPHIC DEPARTMENT, in this establishment complete, and the attention of fhr publie is called to the increased facilities which enablethe highest class of work to be executed with the utmost expedition. Amongst the various specimens of work which may be seen on application—and which will bear com--parison with the work executed in the Homo countries,, are VIEWS IN AUCKLAND; BANK CHEQUES, INVOICES, CIRCULARS, BILLSOF EXCHANGE: SHOW CARDS, IN COLOURS; LETTER PAPER HEADING. WEDDING AND VISITING CARDS; FAC-SIMILES, &c, PLANS OF TOWNSHIP, MAft, &c, &«., Every description of Lithograph Printing, COPPER PLATE PRINTING. DONE ON THE MOST REASONABLE TERMS. VISITING CARD-PLATES ENGRAVED INVOICE AND LETTER PAPER HEADINGS, &c., &c, &c BINDING IN ALL ITS BRANCHES DONE ON ,THE PREMISES. Cheque Books, Receipt Books, &.c, perforated by aMachint CLOTH BOARDS. Just Published, price, 2s. 6d. ; by post, 3s. 6d., * SERIES OF WORKS, each one complete in itself,. _ Jl. Dr. L. L. Smith, on the Means of Prolonging Life and Avoiding Diseases. H. T. 'Dwight, publisher, Melbourne, and sold by all' ■S booksellers. /~\OLD AND VARY COLORED LABELS Elegantly executed at the " New-Zealander " Office, Short' land Crescent Geological and Topographical Atlas of New Zealand, by Dr. F. Hochstetter, and D. A Petemann. THE GEOLOGY OF NEW ZEALAND,

N EXPLANATION of the GEOLOGICAL and . TOPOGRAPHICAL ATLAS, from the scientific publications of (he Novara Expedition, translated by Dr. C. F. Fischer. " NEW-ZEALANDEIi" Shortland Crescent. ' ITHOGRAPHIC PRINTING executed in Gold I Silver, Bronze, Black, Tints, or Colours; Also, Chalk Views, Maps, Plans of Estate, Charts. Circulars Labels, Architectural Drawings, Drawings of Machinery Insurance Policies, Local Views, Addresses and Bushiest Cards, Commercial Forms, Invoices, Crests, Labels, &c. COPI'F.It-rLATE ritIXTING. P'ice One Shilling. i LETTER TO THE RIGHT HONOURABLE LORD rl LYTTELTON, on the relation of Great Britain with the Colonists and Aborigines of New Zealand, by Crosbie Ward, Esq., M.G.A. " New-Zealander," Shortland-crescent. OHOW BOARDS printed, Plain, or in Colors, with ■ J neatness and Despatch at the *' New-ZealaxDEß Office, Shortland Crescent, JUST RECEIVED, And on Sale at the New-Zealander Office, VIEWS of the PROVINCE of AUCKLAND Drawn from Nature by FREDERICK B. STACK, Esq., Late Major of Brigade, Auckland. Price—Coloured £i 2s. Double-tinted ... £1 Is. " ETTER PRESS PRINTING Neatly executed, and / with Despatch, at the New-Zealandi r" Office, Shortland Creceut. " ITHOGRAPHC PRINT/NG In all its Branches, Neatly executed at the " New-Zealasdek" Offic* Shortland Crescent. ABELS, Neatly executed at the " New-ZealaSDEß' I Office, Shortland Crescent. [A,'hAPf t KS ANI HAaD BILL*-, Prir.teo <nth expedition at the " New-ZeaI.ANDER" Office, Shortland Crescent. Trice Three Shillings. CHARTS OF THE WAIKATO DISTRICT extend ) ing from the Heads of the river on :at West Coarf to its junction with the Waipa, at the King's residence. Ngaruawahia. Just Published, At the " New-Zealander" Office, . DIGEST of the LAWS OF NEW ZEALAND i by Henry Smythies. Price 10s. AGENTS. THE following Agent 9 have been appointed for the sale of th« New-Zealandek Daily Newspaper : Auckland—Mr. Walter Graham, corner of Shortland W> Queen-streets . Mrs. Hooker, Princes-street. #»««, Mr. E. Wayte, bookseller and stationer, Queen street Mr. R. Soinerville, Cpper Queen-street Mr. Fulljames, Corner of Chapel and Weue&ie Streets Mr. H. TV. EfiJUy, stationer, Shortland-strcet Mr. T. Thompson, corner of Victoria and AlDenstreets Mr. F. Gardiner, Queen-street Wharf Mr. Hedgcock, Queen-street . Mr. J. Ogilvie,corner of Victoria-street wen ana Graham-street. ' _ . nr . Mr. J. Cox, corner of Wellesley tti HoD»n« streets. Newton—Mr. De Wolf, Post-office Parnell—Mr. J. Canning, laker Freeman's Hay- Mr. Arbudde.—Freeman's Bay StOtt. Newmarket—Mr. Wrigley Onel'.unga—Mr. George Broadfoot Otahuhu—Mr. John Hall. Piipatoitoi—Mr. Burton, Half-Way House; Prurv—Mr. Joseph Crispe. The Wade—Mr. William Polkinghorne, post -oface. Mahurangi Mr. Southgate Luca's Creek—Mr. W. B. Montgomery i Matakana—Mr. A. T. Munro Coromandcl — f Tauranga—Mr: Faulkner Raglan, West Coast—Mr. Richard Naier Bay of Islands—Mr. S. Stevenson Napier—Mr. J. Wood, " Herald" Offle* New Plymouth—" Herald " Office Wellington—"Spectator" Office Newrv, Ireland—Robert Greer, Margret-' Btreet ___* Melbo'urnt—Messrs. Gordon & Gotch, a», CoUinvstreei F. C. Garrett, 75, Collins-street Wwt Svdnev—A. Cubitt, Bridge-street H'obartowu—Mr. George Rolwegan, bookseller a,i,.u.;.i^—"Observer" Office