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New Zealand Herald, Volume V, Issue 1402, 15 May 1868, Page 1

FOR .TARANAKJ, NELSON WELLINGTON, LYTTELTON, OTAGO, SOUTHLAND, HOKITIKA, AND GRICYMOUTH. ALSO, SYDNEY AND MELBOURNE, VIA WELLINGTON. mHE Panama, New Zealand, and JL Australian Royal Mail Company's ' AIREDALE,' 500 tons, 100 horse-power, A. Kennedy, Commander, will, sail for the above Ports, from Onehunga, on TUESDAY NEXT,. 19th instant, leaving the Wharf at 7 a.m., and the Anchorage at 2 p.m. Freight and Passages must be engaged at the Company's office'. H. M. JERVIS, Aeent. FOR THE THAMES. TH, Steamer JaSSSSpSa. 'MIDGE,' TO-MORROW (Saturday), at 9 p.m. Apply to L. D. NATHAN & CO. FOR THE- THAMES GOLD-FIELDS. -,^ v . rpnE P .B. ENTERPRISE No. 2'. Will leave for the Diggings THIS DAY (Friday), I at 4 p.m. j An iron safe is kept on board for the safe custody of the gold. The only boat that goes up the Creek. Fares : Cabin, 65.; Second Cabin, 4s. MB. STEPHENSON, Agent at Shortland. NEW GOLD-FIELD, KENNEDY'S BAY. „ rjpHE s. s. ' TAUKANGA' will le-ve for Kennedy's Bay, via Shortland, TOMORROW (Saturday) MORNING, at 9 o'clock. T. MACKY, Agent. May 15, ISSS. FOR SYDNEY. (Taking Passengers for San Francisco.) riIHE splendid, fast-sailing clipper _l_ barque «!§& < ETHAN. ALLEN/ Captain J. S. Fbieni>, 500 tons, will sail for the above port on TUESDAY, 19th instnnt. This vessel has excellent accommodation for both cabin and steerage passengers. Only a limited number of the former can be taken, For freight or passage apply to THORNTON, SMITH & FIRTBT, Queen-street. May 15,1868. PIANOFORTES. WEBB & BALLAOHEY

BEG to call the attention of purchasers to their choice and careiully-?elected Stock of and ENGLISH PIANOFORTES and SiEMCNIUMS, among which will be found a beautiful Mechanical Pianoforte by Debain of Paria, on ■which the most di'Jicult music can be played by a person wl.o cannot read a note, and is at the same time a perfect instrument and can be played ill the usual war. Also 'i'ricoi'd French Pianofortes, with double check action and patent Krard pedal And a cre.i" variety of English Inetruments, now and second hand. Pianofortes and Harmoniums let on hire, by the week, monlh or year. Particnlar attention is paid to the Tuning Department under the management of ilr. HOFFMANN. All Musical Instruments tuned and repaired. N. B.—A written guarantee given with each instrument. HARMONIUM AND PIANOFORTE SALOON, Wellealey-street. NOTICE OF REMOVAL. M. HOETON BUSBY EESPECTFULLY announces to his Friends and Customers, the Ladies and Gentlemen of Auckland and its vicinity, that he has REMOVED THE AUCKLAND VENETIAN BLIND FACTORY from Wellesley-street Ea»t to No. 172, Queen-street, nearly opposite the Old Court House (two doors above Messrs. Owen and Fendelow's, Ironmongers), where he will continue to make every description of Window Blinds, of the best material and workmanship, at the lowest remunerating prices for lteady Money. The Trade supplied as before. 172, QUEEN-STREET. NOTICE OF BEMOVAL. T. ELLISON, BOOT-MAKER, BEG 3 to intimate that he haß REMOVED to more central premises in No. 78, QUEKN-BTREET, Second door from Vulcan Lane, and next door to Mr. ■F. H. Lhwissob. Iggp" Please to note the address — T. ELLISON, BOOT-MA KEB, No. 78, QTJEEN-BTBEET, (Next door to Mr. F. H. LewiSSOn). J. J. SWINNEBTON, WOOD TURNER, Wellesley-atreet East, two doors from Queen-street. B.—Always on hand—Table, Wa=- ofand, and ' Clhair Legs, Drawer Stumps and Knob*, c ofa Rails and Bed Posts, Moulds, Kramea, Stands, and Baskets "to Ladies' Leather Work. ■fefc" Fern-tree Vases oi various patterns.