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New Zealand Herald, Volume II, Issue 335, 8 December 1864, Page 10

girtdoij, "WYND HAM-STREET. B.GI T T O S WHOLESALE AND RETAIL LEATHER AND GRINDERY WAREHOUSEMAN, Wykdium Stkeet, (Opposite the New Zealand Heraij> Office.) X.S.—Every Article for Hoot and Shoemakers' use. W. PHILLIPPS & SON, Wynditam Stkeet, Auckland, OIL, COLOUR, ANI* GLASS MERCHANTS, Importers of and Dealers in Eveuy Description op Paints, Oils, Tubpentike COLOfItS, YaTINISIIES, French Polish, Gold Lrav, Brushes, and Papfii Hangings ; BniTisn and Continent at. Plate, Sheet, Crown AND OItNAMKNTAT, GI.ASS ; Clock and Compass Glasses. Glnfs Cut to any size, mid Carefully Packed. Window Lead, Glazed Sashes, Doors, §c. nENBY WHITE, Junk., (Lato Conveyancing Clerk at Messrs. Wliitaker and Russell's,) T, AW WRITER, HOUSE AND LAND AGENT. Office over Mr. Gittos' Warehouse, WjTidhaHi-Btreet, Auckland. T A. HICKS, WATCHMAKER AND JEWELLER, Yttlcan Lane. Clocks, Watches, and Jewellery of all deßeriptions fnr Sale and Repaired. RICHD. KEALS, ARCHITECT V T OTOI.T A -STTITtET. CARD . M. M. HENDERSON, ARCTTITECT, Vi"c to 111 a Stueet, One Stair it. Plans, &c., drawn nt 2J per cent, on cost. MACKTE BROTHERS, COACH-BUILDER, &c., WELI-F-SLET-STUEET. Springs and all kinds of Iron Work mado to order. R. W. MOODY & CO., YTCTORTA TRON- WORKS, Engineers, Millwrights, Boiler Makers, Brass and Iron Foundeis, and General Smiths, &c., Welt esley-sthkrt, MARLBOROUGH BOARDING HOUSE, William Smith. Proprietor, Albert-street, top of West Queen-street, [Next the " General Cameron" Hotel,) Good Beds, Substantial Living, Cleanliness, Quietness, and Cheapness. BARNARD ,t ALLEN, ARCHITECTS AND SURVEYORS OYEIt COCJIItATN'E's T.AKI) mabt, Fort-street, Auckland. [A CAltl).] W. D. LYSNAR, COMMISSION & CUSTOM HOUSE AGENT, 'nnT-STHEET. BUCHOLZ & CO., MERCHANTS, COMMISSION AGENTS, AND GENI'RAL IMPORTERS, I City of Auckland Stoues, Fort. Street. BURR A AND DE HIRSCH, BROKERS, CUSTOM-HOUSE AND SHIPPING AGENTS, ' Fnrt-fltvopt-. AuoUlnnd. t 7 "M" uITiT o , SATLMAKER, Fojit-stiifkt, Auckland. J. EOBEY CARTER, IMPORTER and WAREHOUSEMAN Durham-street, near High-street Auckland. W. S. LAURIE, MERCHANT, DIIHAM-BIEIIT. GEORGE COOK AND CO., ELECTRO GUILDERS AND PLATERS, Princess-street, Auckland. GEORGE RISK, AUCTIONEER & COMMISSION AGENT ron tiib SALE AND PURCHASE OF LIVE STOCK, HOUSES AND LANDED PROPERTY.

WANGA N U I. RHTP>TKO At. OrpT<YM- TTnrrHv Achtnt. GEORGE BLACKRTJEN, LEMONADE, POT)A WATER. GINGER BEER, AND CORDIAL MANUFACTURER, Opposite Tup. Port Oki iok, IfjivtToK. JOHN STEPHENSON & CO., GItOCEItS AKD GENEItAT, COMMISSION AGENTS, (Two doors above tlie "Old House at Home,' Vieloria-Btreet.) " PROTECTION TO PUBLICANS. " To (lie Editor of the Daily Southern Cross " Sin, —Perceiving in your Saturday's issue that un application to extend u publican's liccnse to the Pavilion Concert Room was refused on the ground ol unfairness to licensed houses in the vicinity, permit me to say, that while approving of the liench, all hough the application was made by a licensed hotel-keeper, I wish to call the attention of the authorities to the fact that every cafe, restaurant, eating or boarding house, (with few exceptions), breaks the Licensing Act by selling to its customers wines and spirits, ale and porter, to tlio injury of the legitimate trader, t-o openly is it done, that in some of the houses the articles aie publicly exposed on the shelves. " Whim it is considered that publicans can only sell in compliance with the Licensing Act, that in addition lo the license fee of £40 or £50 they | ay high rents, and often a large sum to commence wi;h, it is only fair that the law should be made suflieiently stringent to protect them from lliß illegal trade indulged in by proprietors of restaurants, and otlur gentry in the same line. "An infliction of the full penalty (see clause 38, Licensing Act) in every instance would, 1 think, liavu tho desired effect. " I ain, &c., " A Publican." £10 REWARD. WITH reference to tho above letter, I, tho undersigned, hereby oiler the above reward to any person furnishing proof that will lead to the conviction of the proprietor of any musical hall, cafe or restaurant, illegally selling spirituous or fermented liquors. L, ROBERTSON, Union Hotel, Queen-street. December 3, 18G4. Just Puiii.iskki>, CALUMNY REFUTED ! ! ! THE COLONISTS VINDICATED ! ! ! And the RIGHT HORSE SADDLED ! ! ! Or MISGOVERNMENT IN NEW ZEALAND, THE CAUSE OF THE NATIVE REBELLION ! ! ! By a Settler of over twenty-five years' standing. B,—SaW by %tt Vfls BsQkaflM-jsu