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New Zealand Herald, Volume VII, Issue 1840, 7 December 1869, Page 8

THE New Zealand Almanac, 1870. IT is intended to publish this popular annual early in December next. Considerable addition and improvement will be introduced that with Hie advancement of the Colony in real wealth it may keep its place as the first and best NEW ZEALAND ANNUAL HAND-BOOK. Since the first issue of this publication (he population of the Colony has increased from 72,000 to 227,000 souls, and the exports from £551,000 to nearly £5,000,000 sterling per annum. The Edition for IS7O, being entirely remodelled, will show the real centres of the population, Exports. Imports. Shipping, Commerce, Mining, and Manufactures of the Colony. THE AUCKLAND ALMANAC, FOB IS7O, Will contain everything connected with financial matters and the G-oldfields, such as a description of the Provi-iee. Tvpo"rapliie:J Sketch of the Goldfields, with facts and ligures. Sharebrokers. Legal Managers, Claims, Companies, Regulations, &e. G-EO. THOMSON" CHAPMAN, PUBLISHER. CAPTAIN' COOK'S VISIT TO NEW ZEALAND. OLD Settlers, or the sons of the early Missionaries are respectfully invited to assist the undersigned in contributing to the work on Capt. Cook's Tisit, which is now being prepared for publication, any authentic native accounts they may be in possession of respecting the visit of the ' Endeavour' and ' Resolution' to New Zealand. Te Taniwha, of Coromandel, and other old chiefs related well-authenticated and highly graphic accounts of incidents they witnessed in connection with Capt. Cook's Visit. Reminiscences of a similar character have doubtless been noted down by the first Missionaries and Settlers, and their record in a published work will be of much interest and value. GEO. THOMSON CHAPMAN, PUBLISHER. THE UNDERSIGNED HAVE ON SALE, At their Stores, Shortland-street, rpHE Undermentioned Goods, on hand and .L to arrive— 8 hhds. Hennessy's and Martell's Pale and Dark Brandy 20 qr.-caslts ditto "ditto ditto 10 qr.-easks Associated Cultivators' ditto 12 qr.-casks Finest Cnmpbeltown Whiskey 10 qr.-casks Dunville's ditto 8 hhds. Lowndcs , Rum, 30 o.p. 10 qr.-casts ditto 30 and 10 o.p. 80 cases Martell's Pale Brandy 125 ditto ditto ditto " 50 ditto Associated Cultivator's Vineyard ditto 150 ditto Geneva, best brands 150 ditto Old Tom, Burnolt's and Bernard's 50 ditto Dunville's Whiskey 50 ditto Campbeltonn and May 2 qr.-casks Old Tom 15 ditto 1, 2, 3, & 4, diamond, Port 10 ditto Carey's do. 2 hhds. Old Tav.ney, ISSO, ditto 20 qr.-casks 1, 2, 3, &•!, Grape Sherry 10 ditto Bourdon's Fine ditto 100 cases Champagne, Moet and Chandon, Heidsick's and Imperial 50 eases Dinchard's No 2 100 eaaes Claret, Medoc, Merman's, Pierre Laffitte 23 cases Stoughton, Orange, and Seiner's Bitters A variety of the finest Australian Wines, Cawarra, Hermitage, Verdeilho and Sauterae p •300 cases Stout, Blood's, Borthwiek's, and Younger's. The whole of the above kept also in stock, duty paid, and all orders promptly attended to. Also, 200 bags Finest White Crystals 100 boxes Fine Congou Tea 50 half-chests do 10 chests do 100 cases Devoe's Kerosene 100 boxes Price's Belmont Sperms 5<J cases Tobacco, in 10s, & J-lbs., various. OGILVIE, CAMPBELL & CO., WI> T E AND SPIRIT MERCHANTS AND IMPORTERS. TO THE LADIES OF AUCKLAND AND SUBURBS. T HAVE OPENED, THIS DAY, a CASE of - 1 ENGLISH VELVEL' BONNETS. The season being advanced, they will be Bold at prices that will command an immediate clearance. An early call is invited. J. M. McLACHLAK, 214 Queen-fctrent. W. J. CA W K W ELL HAS ON DRAUGHT, RUM, OF BEST BRANDS BEANDY, dark and pale WHISKEY, &c., &c. Also Bottled Wines, Ale and Porter. W. J. CAWKWELL, WIUE AND SPIHIT MehCHAST, VTJLCAN LAKE, i