Page 8 Advertisements Column 3

New Zealand Herald, Volume II, Issue 334, 7 December 1864, Page 8

Ipmricrjr. WINDHAM-SfEEET. B.GI T T O S WHOLESALE AND RETATT, LEATHER AND GRINDERY WAREHOUSEMAN, . Wyndham Street, (Opposite tho New Zealand Herald Office.) N.Ji. —Every Article for Hoot and Shoemakers' use. W. PHILLIPPS & SON, Wyndiiam Street, Auckland, OIL, COLOUR, AND GLASS MERCHANTS, Importers of and Dealers In Every Description of Paints, Oils, Turpentine Colours, Varnishes, French Polish, Gold Leaf, Brushes, and Patfr Hangings ; British and Continental Plate, Sheet, Crown and Ornamental Glass ; Clock and Com task Glasses. Glufr Cut to liny size, and Carefully Packed. Window Lead, Glazed Sashes, Doors, tje. HENRY WHITE, Junr., (Lato Conveyancing Clerk at Messrs. Wliitaker and Russell's,) LAW WRITER, HOUSE AND LAND AGENT. Office ovor Mr. Gittos' Warehouse, Wyndbam-Btreot, Auckland. T. A. HICK S, WATCHMAKER AND JEWELLER, Yut.can Lane. Clocks, Watclios, and Jewellery of all descriptions fnr Silln jnul RopjiireH. BICHD. KEALS, ARCHITECT Vtotom a -street. CARD. M. M. HENDERSON, ARCHITECT, V I'cToniA Street, One Stair ur. Plans, &c., drawn at 2J percent, on cost. MACKIE BROTHERS, COACH-RUTLDER, &c., Wk i. 7,1: sr.ky- bt 111! i:t . Springs and all kindß of Iron Work made to order. R. W. MOODY & CO., yiCTORTA IRON- WORKS, Engineers, Millwrights, Boiler Makers, Brass and Iron Founders, and General Smiths, &c., em,ny-street, MARLBOBOUGH BOABDING HOUSE, William Smith. Proprietor, Albert-street, top of AVcst Queen-strcot, f?\~cxt the " General Cameron" Hotel,) Good Beds, Substantial Living, Cleanliness, Quietness, and Cheapness. BARNARD fc ALLEN, ARCHITECTS AND SURVEYORS OVER COCHRANE's T.ANT) MART, Fort-street. Auckland. [a card.] W. D. LYSNAH, COMMISSION & CUSTOM HOUSE AGENT, • 'OKT-BTKEET. RUCJTOLZ & CO., MERCHANTS, COMMISSION AGENTS, AND GENFRAL IMPORTERS, City ov Auckland Stores, Fort Street. PURR A AND DE HIRSCH. BROKERS, CUSTOM-HOUSE AND SHIPPING AGENTS, Fnrf-ptvcot. Ai wVI nm! T ■ M U"N ¥O", SAILMAKER, Foht-pthkkt, A rOEi.ANn. J. EOBEY CAP TEE, IMPORTER and WAREHOUSEMAN, Durham-street, near High-street Auckland. W . K . LAURIE, MERCHANT, Durham-street. GEORGE COOK AND CO., ELECTRO GUILDERS AND PLATERS, Princess-strcet, Auckland. GEORGE FISK, AUCTIONEER & COMMISSION AGENT FOR THE SALE AND PURCHASE OF LITE STOCK, 1 HOUSES AND LANDED PROPERTY. WANGANUI. SnrpiMxra &r Olurtow TTottrk Aosht. GEORGE BLACKBIJPN, LEMONADE, SODA WATER, GINGER BEER, AND CORDIAL MANUFACTURER, Opposite Tiik Post Office, NkwtoN. JOHN STEPHENSON Sc CO., Grocers and General Commission Agents, (Two doors above the "Old IlouFe at Home,' Victoria-street.) "PROTECTION TO PURLICANS. " To the Editor of the Daily Southern Cross " Sir, —Perceiving in your Saturday's iss-ue that an application to extend u publicun's license to the Pavilliou Conceit Room wus refused on the ground of unfairness to licensed houses in the vicinity, permit me to say, that while approving of the Bench, although the application was made by a licensed hotel-keeper, I wish to call tlio attention of the authorities to the fact that every eafe, restaurant, eating or boarding house, (with few exceptions), breaks the Liceiifing Act by selling to its customers wines and spirits, ale and porter, to the injury of the legitimate trader. So openly is it done, that in some of the houses the articles aic publicly exposed on the shelves. " When it is considered that publicans can only sell in compliance with the Licensing Act, that in addition to the license fee of ;ClO or £30 they pay high rents', and often a large sum to commence with, it is only fair that the law should be made sufficiently stringent to protect them from the illegal trade indulged in by proprietors of restaurants, and otlu-r gentry in the same line. "All infliction of the full penalty (see clause 38, Licensing Act) in every instance would, I think, have the desired efl'eet. " I am, &c., " A Purlican." £10 REWARD. WITH refercncc to the above letter, I, the undersigned, hereby oll'cr the above reward to any person furnishing proof that will lead to tlio conviction of the proprietor ol any musical hall, cafe or restaurant, illegally selling spirituous or fermented liquors. L, ROBERTSON, Union Hotel, Queen-strcot. December 3, ISG4. "RO1" A L OA X " HOT EL, (Corner of Chapel and Cook-streets). PBECK begs to inform lis friends and the public o generally, that having made extensive additions to hia.premises he is now prepared to offer Fii.-t----class accommodation to Settlers, Boarders, and others, who will find his Tablo and quality of Wines, Spirits, £:e., equal to any Hotel in Auckland. Charges Moderate. PETER BECK. NoTowber 29th 1861.