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New Zealand Herald, Volume I, Issue 215, 21 July 1864, Page 6

NOW OPEN AND ON SALE AT TlfE" s E W 1 i n\gJ:m'a/c h i n e 'Meository, YORK STREET, PARNELL. , DOUBLE LOCK STITCH MACHINES PROM £8. P. STREET Has just received, a fresh - CONSIGNMENT OF bifiWING MACHINES, both of American and English manufacture, of ■various prices from ETOUT POUNDS, adapted to flll imaginable kinds of work, including Singer's, Thomas's, Grover & Baker's, Wheeler & Wildon'a, &0., direct from their respective makers. A First Class No. 2, Thomas' Machine, double fiction, equal to new, to bo sold a bargain. To Tailors or Shoemakers this is a very valuable machine. The Machinos imported by F. STREET are too well known to require comment, and are sold at the least possible advance on cost. VABTY'S CIRCULATING LIBRARY. The newest and most popular WORKS are received by every mail and added to this Library. Single Subscription, SEVEN SHILLINGS PER QUARTER. The following works, consisting of ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY VOLUMES, Have boon added during the past three months:— Hard Cash, by Charles Roade, 3 vols., 3 oopies TrlaU of the Tredgold, 3 vols , 2 oopies Austin Elliott, by Kingsley, 8 vols., 8 copiea John Murclimont's Legacy, 3 vols., 2 copies Jiaohel Ray, by Anthony Trollope, 2 vols., 2 copies Recommended to Mercy, 1 vol., 2 copies Held in Bondage, by Onida, 3 rols., I oopy Hazel Combe, 3 vols., 1 copy Thyra Gaacoigne, 3 vols., 8 copies Spekß's Journal of the Discovery of the Souroo of the Nile, 1 vol., 3 copiei Wait for the End, by Mark Lemon, 3 vols., 2 copies Old House in Crosby Square, 3 vols., 8 copie9 Lost.and Saved, by Mrs. Norton, 1 vol., 3 copies Picked up - at Sea, 3 vols., 1 copy The King's Mail, 3 vols., 1 copy Sam Sliok'a Life in a Steamer, 1 oopy Colenso's Work on the Pentateuch, 3 vols., 1 oopy Ned Locksley, the Etonian, 1 vol., 3 copies Trafford's The Moors and the Fens, 1 vol., 3 copies Sylvia's Lovers, by Mrs. Oaskill, 1 vol., 3 oopies Bulwer Lytton,'a Oaxtoniana, 2 vols., 1 copy Eleanor's Victory, by Miss Braddon, 3 yols., 1 copy Mr. and Mrs. Fauloonbridge, 2 vols., 1 copy Verner'g Pride, by Mrs. Henry Wood, 3 vols., 1 copy Jtavenahoe, by Henry Kingsley, 3 vols., 1 >oj-y ■ Annie Warleigh's Fortunes, by Holme Lee, 3 vols, loopy Good Society, by Mrs. Grey, 3 vols., 1 copy Mary Lyndsay, by Lady Ponsonby, 3 vols., 1 copy , Jfeit Door, by Mrs. Thompson, 3 vols., 1 copy Left to Themselves, by Mr. Smythies, 3 vols., 1 oopy The Q.ueen Maries, by W. 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The Proprietor, while making these constant and important additions, confidently trusts that the exceedingly Moderate Charge for Subscription to this Library,' its capability for meeting the wants of all classes of the community, and the liberality which characterizes its management, will result in increasing its already extensive popularity, rendering it still- more deserving of public support, and thus justify him in continuing the great outlay which the speculation entails. : VARTY'S CIRCULATING LIBRARY, Canada Buildings, Queen Street, Auckland. CATTLE, SHEEP, HORSES, &0., 17JOM THE EAST COAST AND ELSEWHERE. MESSRS. STYAK AND HUNTER, STOCK AUCTIONEERS AND GENERAL .COMMISSION AGENTS, WOULD respectfully direct the attention of persons sending Stock for disposal at the REGULAR WEEKLY SALES HELD by them NEWMARKET (on Mondays), OTAHUHU, and the DURHAM HORSE SALE YARDS, Dukham-Street, that every care and attention will be paid to thoir '' B r° landing, within a short distance of the Market, " and being placed in good and secure Paddocks until disposed of to the best advantage. CASH ADVANCES, if required, on Stock intended for Sale, and Account Sales rendered immediately after Sales are effected. • OFFlCE—Dttkham-stbeet, off Queen-street. IMPORTANT TO COASTING VESSELS & SHIPPERS OF CATTLE ON THE EAST COAST TO AUCKLAND. MR. ALFRED BUCKLAND RESPECTFULLY informs his FRIENDS that CATTLE can be LANDED on the East Bank of the Tamaki, about one mile from the Heads OVER THE VESSEL'S SIDE WITHOUT THE* USE OF A BOAT, AND AT ALL TIMES OF THE TIDE, , thereby saving the risk and injury to the Cattle of , a second time putting them in slings, as well as the additional cost of Boating, with the further advantage of being at'once in a GOOD PADDOCK WITHOUT ANY DRIVING. ' Vessels not drawing more than nine feet of water ] can enter and leave at all times with half-tide, and at full tides Vessels drawing fourteen feet of water can enter safely.' Charts of the river, kindly furnished by Captain Buegess, can be obtained at the Haymarket. Assistance, if necessary, can at all mes be ob- - tained on the spot. Stock forwarded at once to the market or grazed at flxed rates until sold. Nsreaibsr 10,1863