BAZAAK' OMNIBUSES, BErWEEN AUCKLAND AND ONBHTJNGA. TIMS T ABL^. Fbom Auckland. Fbom OiißirmroA. '.;- 8 o'clock a.m. 8 o'clock a.m. 10 o'clock a.m. 9 o'clock sV'-n.' 12 o'clock noon. 10 o'clock a.xri: • ; 2 p'clook p.m. 12 o'clock nooii. ' 3 o'clock p.m. 2 ' o'clock p.m. 4 o'clock p.m. : 4 o'elockp.m. •5 o'clock pjn. -5 o'clock-p^n. ' Oir 'Sundays, ■'■••., From , Auckland at 9 a.m., returning at 4 p.m. • From Onehcmga at 9 a.m., returning at i p.m. BETWEEN AUCKLAND AND BO WICK. From Howick by Panmure to Auckland, at 8 tLm. From Auckland by Panmure to Ho wick, : at 3 p.m. ' SuhdSye excepted. ■■'."■ BAZiAB YAED S AND STABSIS, ' QUEEN-STREET, AUCKLAND; . '\ GFFEB, the ..BEST. ACCOMMODATION for BAIT and LIVERY, situated, as they are, 'in the most caritral position of the Pity. .' CRITERION LIVERY AND BAIT STABLES, (Adjoining the " Thistle" Hotel,) QTTBEN-STKBET. WILLIAM JEFPEEY, PfiOPBIETOB,. W J. begs to announce to his Mends and the 4 public generally that ' he has opened-the above Stables, and hopee, by 'strict attention to 'business, to merit a fair share of their patronage. ... , Horses; Buggies, &c.,- always on.hand. "Horses brokenibr Saddle, Double and Single Harness. Open all hours of night and day. : : N.B. —Horses bought and sold on commission. THE "HEEiLD'S" QHEET ALMANAC IS NOW PUBLISHED, Pbicb 6d. P A C K S A D D L E S. J & A. WISEMAN", SADDLERS, Q U E E N- S T BEET, HAVE on hand, and make' to order, "THE OTAGO PATTERN PACK SADDLES," as made by them for the Waikato campaign, samples of which were sent to iSngland, and are .now adopted by the War Department. Haring undergone a course of trial at Woolwich and Aldewh'ofc with *"?vantageous results, they have.been adopted in preference to the original military saddles for'the present Abyasinian campaign, ae stated by the Times of September, 1867. IMPORTANT EBbrcTibN IN THE PHICE3 OP IHVE GOSPEL OAK GALVANISED lEON. lIT consequence of an extension bf the Works and a • great economy in cost of- production,, a very important reduction of price,' dating fronV 1567, is made, and this favourite Brand ; will found to compete on more equal terms, of price wittthe commoner qualities in the market. . JSsfebliehea in 1842, and is the oldest manufacture of Galvanised Iron in England. Obtained the only prize medsl in the trade at the Great Exhibition of 1862: : GOSPEL OAK OFSTCES, 74, KIN& WILLIAM BTEEBT, LONDON, E.O WHAT , IS' LIFE ASSUEANOE; ? .1. It Iβ the exercise of prudence—of bonevolenca. 2. It secures tadepenaence-^omestle' happiness to the widow and orphan. ' :. -.;•.•■ -...■.-■.';. '3. It ia more, efficacious in.ita. operation, as regards,,the moral and domestic comfort of the people, and in its tendency to reduce taxation, by its reduction of pauperism, and possible of crime, than the legislation of onr wisest statesmen, aad if universally adopted, would be a national blessinsj. ■.'-,' 4. It affords to persons of every class; ana in every , station of life, the means to avoid much future misery to thei ; families, ard t-> renier independent of public cr-private eharity. ' .■"•' 5. It is a soVtsit ty •nlicl! nay' sam of thenar may be secured at death, whenever, tnat eyent may take place, at to bereceived at any giren age of the life assured THE QUEEN : ' T N S> "J E A K 'c'S .0 6'M.PA'N'Y 1 Of LIVEKPOOL and JiOND'ON. Firo, Life, Endowment*, Annuitiaa. CAPITAL, TWO MIXXIONS STKaLIKG. DIREOTOUS , IN MELBOURNE Ohairnaan—Henrv ' IToungman, jfi-q. W. Moore Bell, Ssq. 'W. Kerr'Thoinpaon, Esq. ■ Durham Nicholson, Esq. Fire Department.—Fire instances offceted a{ th* lowest current rates of premium. All losses paid in the Oolony. By order of the Board,. JOHN KOBEETS, Acting Secretary. J. T. GABLIOK, , Auckland Agent. VICTOEIA FIRE AKD. MAIiINE INSOIIANCE COMPAFY. ESTABLIS HE D 18 49. CAPITAL, £200,000. VICTOEIA LIFE AND GENERAL rNSUEANCE COMPANY. CAPITAL, £2,000,000. Head Offices: 82, Comhts-steeet East, UjEißotTsira. j ? " : .' GiiaikT&Lis i ' '"■'-■■ ■■ Thk Honotteable Hewbt ilrxißß, MJj.Oi FIRE, MARINE, AND LIFE DTSUBAWOES effected at the lowest current rates. • Tenuß of proposal, and every other information, to t>9 had at the office of the undersigned. WILLIAM: DAVTES, Agent for Onehungaj HKSDERSOK & MAOFAiir<AS;B!, Ae'enta. "THE NEW ZEALAITD H£BAI*D." TEBMB 6? ADTEETIBEMBNTB. Three Unas ... ... ••• J fc 2l Pour lines ... ... ... £•** Eight Hno4 ... .... , , - ia - e<L And M, for eaeh nddltional BUBSOBIPTIOJr IBs per Quarter.; single copies 3d. each. erAdTertisements wUI be received at the Uem^tro e t,«nd the number of iMettipna clearly written on the copy, otherwise they vW be iniertM untn countermanded and charged sceortungiy. -
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New Zealand Herald, Volume V, Issue 1305, 21 January 1868, Page 4
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