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New Zealand Herald, Volume II, Issue 353, 29 December 1864, Page 3

FRESH GRAINS. FRESH GRAINS at 6d. per bushel, at *he DOMAIN BREWERY; those who take Ten Bushels and upwards at a time, cheaper. WM. p. KIRKWOOD & SON. THE GEOLOGICAL AND TOPOGRAPHICAL ATLAS OP NEW ZEALAND. BY DE. E. HOCHSTETTER, AND DR. A. PETERMANN. The geology op new Zealand, in explanation of tho Geological and Topographical Atlas, from tho Scientific Publications of tho ' Novara* ] Expedition, Translated by Dr. C. F. Fibciieb. L. DELETTRE, QUEEN-steebt. TAILORING. f jIHE UNDERSIGNED respectfully informs Gentlemen that he has JUST OPENED a choico lot of SUMMER TWEEDS AKD CRICKETING FLANNELS, For the TAILORING DEPARTMENT of his Business. OiidEkb punctually' executed. A good Fit and tho best Workmanship guaranteed. IH. . H O B 3ST E : D BAPEE, QUEEN-STEEET. HAVE TOUR HAIR CUT AND SHAMPOOED A3? JJ> EO fI S SOE J". W. ALLEN'S, CUTTER. PERFUMER, QUEEN-STREET, AUCKLAND, OPPOSITE OILAILAM's. Tho Inventor of the Unequalled and Celebratec Instantaneous PERSIAN HAIR DYE. This articlo ('which contains no injurious chemical has been universally pronounced to be tho most speedy and lasting iuik dye that science has pro' duced, and ■will bo found most perfect in its effects. Manufactured and applied on the Premises. Ladies and Gentlemen attended at their owi residences if required. BELFAST HOTEL, Pbdtces Steeet. JAMES SUTHERLAND *p|" AYING ENTERED on the above Premises begs to inform his Friends and the Public generally that he has refitted and improved the House at verj considerable expense, and that he is now able t« offer very superior accommodation to visitors. WINES and SPIRITS of the very best descrip tion, and everything connected with the Establish' ment conducted in first-class style, with the greates attention to comfort. Messrs. shipherd, runciman and co beg to return thanks to the public of Auclc land for the very liberal support they have met wit! and would solicit the continuance of the same t< their successors, Messrs. A. BORNWELL & SON •whom they recommend in every respect. Messrs. A. D. and Son beg to intimate to thi public of Auckland that they have succeeded to th< abovo business, and hope by keeping Meat of thi best quality, combined with cleanliness and civility and at the lowest possible prices, to merit a share o tho public patronage so largely bestowed upoi Messrs. S. R. and Co. A. DORNWELL & SON THE NORTHERN ASSOCIATION. AT a MEETING of tho NORTHERN ASSO CIATION held THIS DAY in Mr. Samue Cochrane's Mart, tho following gentlemen wer appointed Members of the Council of the Associa tion: — W. BUCKLAND, M.P.C. J. G'ADMAN, M.P.C. J AS. CLARK S. COCHRANE E. J. COX 1108. J. CREIGHTON C. DAVIS P. DIGNAN JAS. DTLWORTfI J. C. FIRTH D. GRAHAM WALTER GRAHAME C. A. HARRIS H. ISAACS H. KEESING R. KIDD E. KING, M.P.C. THOS. MACFARLANE D. NATHAN JAS. O'NEILL, M.G.A. W. RATTRAY THOS. RUSSELL, M.G.A. W. SWANSON, M.P.C. G. WEBSTER, M.P.C. JOHN WILLIAMSON, M.G.A. W. C. WILSON. GEORGE WEBSTER, Chairman of the Meeting. December 20th, 18G4. ! J. M. HASLET T BEGS leave to ii timate to his friends and th Public that he has taken large and commodiou Offices in the NEW BUILDINGS NEXT TO THE IIEHAL, OFFICE. i Land and House Agencies conducted, Rents an Debts collected, and a particular Branch of hi I Business will be the supplying L ABOUR t I parties in Town and Country. . A Sitting Room provided at.the Servants Registr Office, where parties seeking Labour and Emp 0/ ment can meet to make arrangement*