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New Zealand Herald, Volume VII, Issue 1902, 19 February 1870, Page 3

COBB <fe GO'S TELEGRAPH LINE OF MAIL COACHES. TIME TABLE. Leave Auckland every Monday, Wcdnosday, Leave Ngaruawahia every Tuesday, Thursday, and Friduv, at 630 a m., for— and Saturday, n* 630 a.m., for — «.' J- S . d. *. «1. 8. d. Otahuhu a 0 Maungatawhiri 15 O Coal Mines ... 5 0 Springfield ... 21 O Papatoitoi 4 6 Point Russell 15 0 Rangariri 7 6 I>riirv 22 6 Papakura <> *» 22 (1 ]»«ij!t Tiisse!! 13 0 Pupaluira 23 6 Drury 7 <J Coal .Mines ... 23 0 Maungalawhiri 15 0 Papatoitoi 25 6 Springfield ... 9 0 Ngaruawahia 30 0 Q.'s Kedoubfc 16 0 Otahuhu 27 6 Razorback ... 13 0 Hamilton 33 0 Kazorbaek ... 17 0 Auckland 30 0 Q.'s Redoubt 14 0 Cambridge ... 40 0 Parcels forwarded to all parts of tbe Waikato, which must be paid for before leaving tbe Office. We do not hold ourselves responsible for any parcels value over £5. DAILY TIME TABLE. Leave Auckland at 8 a.m. for Leave Drury at 12 noon for O: ahulm Papakura Papatoitoi Papatoitoi Papakura Otahuhu Drury Auckland. Leave Auckland at 3 p.ni. for Leave "Drury at 7.30 a.m. for Otahuhu Papakura Papakura Otahuhu Papatoitoi Drury. Papatoitoi Auckland. Carriages, Buggies, or Saddle Horses, can be hired for all parts of the Province. AMERICAN COACH FACTORY. All description of Conveyances built to order, and Repairs neatly executed. Horses Shod by experienced Workmen. I N.B.—A Stock of first-class Horses, Buggies, and Harness, ihvays kept for sale. Horses broken in to Harness or Saddle. Bookhtg Office:—V i ctoeu-stbeet. C. Gh QUICK, Proprietor

IN THE PRESS—TO BE PUBLISHED EARLY IN MARCH, IN CROWN QUARTO, A CENTENARY EDITION OF CAPT. COOK'S DESCRIPTION OF NEW ZEALAND, 100 YEAKS AGO; With Notes Anecdotes, Reminiscences, &c, on the History, Topography, Natural History, and Ethnology, to illustrate Cook's Narrative. Maps and Views showing the progress of the Discovery of New Zealand and the changes that have taken place in the country. EDITED BY MAJOR CHAS. HEAPHY, V.C. TAMES COOK, the celebrated navigator, tl was the first European who set foot on New Zealand; he landed on the east side of Turanganui River, in Poverty Bay, Bth October, 1769 ; thence he sailed along the East Coast, across the Bay of Plenty, round Cape Colvilie, up the Gulf and River Thames ; then north, round North Cape, along the West Coast, through Cook Strait, to Queen Charlotte's Sourd. He then sailed through the Strait, along the East Coast of the Middle Island, round the South Cape, and returned along the West Coast to Queen Charlotte's Sound again. Captain Cook left New Zealand on 31st March, 1770, having spent six months on the coast; but although he re-visited tbe TEttHA AtTSTRALIS ISCOGXITA four times, it was only dining the first visit that he sailed all round and described the country—its inhabitants and productions. It is now one hundred years since Captain Cook landed and took possession of these Islands, yet not one of the many elaborate and voluminous accounts of (he country and its inhabitants that have been published can be i compared to that which he wrote ; in fact the i best subsequent works are but supplementary I to his simple yet compendious and accurate description. The forthcoming publication has been compiled from the earliest edition of "Cook's "Voyages,"—the narrative being transcribed verbatim —explained and amplified by notes and appendixes, bringing to bear the observations and experiences of the principal writers and travellers of more recent times. Such an account of the changes in the country, physically and politically, that have taken place during the past century cannot fail to be most interesting to the lovers of science and history, aud it is hoped may also assist in recording the customs of a race that is fast diminishing, and which has already lost many of its peculiar characteristics. The several places of which Cook gave illustrations will be shown by photographs or d awings. The work, which is inte ded to form a first-class gift book, will be edited, illustrated, printed, and bound in Auckland. Price, to subscribers before publication, 10s. 6d. Non-subscribers, 15s. GEO. T. CHAPMAN, PUBLISHER, Auckland, New Zealand.

VICTORIA-STREET LIVERY AKD BAIT STABLES, OPEN ALL HOURS OF THE NIGH3V FOB HIRE, GREAT assortment of CAKRIAGIJB3, ±1l OI'EN and CLOSE BROUGHAMS and WEDDING CARRIAGES, with GreyHorses, with or without Postillion. Buggies (single and double seated), hooded and open, for single and pair horse. "Waggonettes for Picnic parties, Ladies' and Gentlemen's Saddle Horses. Hearse and Mourning Coaches. N.B.—Carriages can be ordered for all parts of the Waikato. J?. QUICK, Proprietor.

W. CEOWTHEE, rriCTOEIA LIVERY AND BATE Y STABLES AIBEET-STBEET, (Close to Wyndham-etreet), Patronised and appointed Livery Stabfe Keeper to H.R.H. the Duke of Edikbubgh and His Excellency Sir Gk BV Bo wen. FOR HIRE. A great variety of Carriages, open and closeBroughams and Wedding Carriages, wit& (irey Ho-ses Buggies, single and double-seated, hooded and open, for single or por of horses Four-wheeled Dog Carte Breaks for picnic parties Covered Conveyances for driving pasaenge* to out-districts Ladies' and Gentlemen's Saddle Horses &c., &c., &c. Chaeses Moderate.

BAZAAR OMNIBUSES. i UCKLAND AN P ONBHUHSA, TniE Table: Leaving Auckland for Onehunga —8 a.m. aad 10 a.m. (return ticket), 12 noon, and 2, 4* and 5 p.m. On Sundays—lo a.m. and 4 p.m. Hovrick for Auckland —8 a.m. I Auckland for Howick—3 p.m. A 'Bus will leave Auckland for Onehungßk every Saturday, at 8.30 p.m. Livery and Bait Staples. Horses bought and sold on commission. OJTEHUNGA & AUCKLAND OMNIBUS STATION. Leave Onehunga for Auckland—B a.m., 9 aaa» and 10 a.m. (Veturn ticket), 12 noon, and 2 and 5 p.m. On Sundays—lo a.m. and 4 p.ns Livery and Bait Stables. For the accomodation of passengersarrmnjj late at night from the Goldfields, and other© desirous of visiting the different places of amusement, a NIGHT OMNIBUS -will leareOnehunga at 7 p.m., and return at 11 o'clocfis the same night. Keturu tickets from Onehunga. N. B.—Special Onibuses will always .b» ready at the Onehunga VVharf for the accommodation of passengers arriving by the. dil~ ferent steamers and other vessels. TO FARMERS BUTCHEB3, AND OT ERS. T*HE UNDERSIGNED is a CASK I PURCHASER of WOOL, HIDBa. TALLOW, and SKINS. B. GITT OS. Tanner, Currier, Fellmonger, Importer o Leather and Grindery, Ironmongery &0., &c. •" ".■: 3, WtNDHASI-STBKBT, ' UCKLAKD

NOTICE! NOTICE! NOTICE! OPENING- OF THE THAMES DINING ROOMS, QUEEN-STREET WHARF. P. P. GAKDNER BEGS to intimate to his old customer 3 and the public in general that he has RECOMMENCED BUSINESS in the above lino, and hopes by strict attention to his business to merit a share of the public patronage. Pinners from 12 to 3. Tea and Coffee at all hours. N.B.—Parties arriving late from the Thames caw be accommodated with comfortable beds at any hour.

ON SALE I'er ' Kate,' -*f\ HALF-CHESTS EXTRA CHOICE OU CONGOU TEA To arrive per ' Alice' &c, from IJondon, 20 casks Crushed Loaf Sugar 100 boxes Price's Candles 10 kegs split Pea 9 10 kegs Carbonate Soda 100 packages J. T. Morton's assorted OiliiiaTi's Stores. Also, Flooring Brails Ewbiink's Nails.l to 6 inolies Muutz's Metal, 16 to 18 ozs. Vit to Sheathing Mails Caustic Soda Kesin. Tin Flutes (a.-sorted) Enlcs Bost Oakum White Cotton Wnsto Portlnnd CVincnt. Hed and White Lead, Linseed I Colza and Neatefoot Oil, Stockhloni Tar nnd Pitch I U. B. MOBTON, I Customliouse-streeV, i February_4th_lS7lK

BOJfB mJST! BONE DUST I FREEMAN'S BAY BONE MHiLS, - rilE Undersigned are now supplying Bcn» ■- l>»i-i of their own manufacture guana** teed free '"•" adulteration, at £8 10s. peff ton of 2,2401b5. (w.-k- or bans included). J. & J. SOPPETT, Freeman's Bay; UkNDBUSOK A JtAOPABtAS^a Quoen-streefc. R INKS ; ,nr-c!«:«sp<i in w . t u.iutit.y for caah. ~~ BONE BUST! BOJ§E DUST« 'I'HE are now supplying FIKB I B->>'!"' DUST, tlieir own inanufactm% ouv and glctimzkp, at £9 per llMs,uaot - j. BVCROFT & CCK Ouo?ni!igi«) Veb. V>, 1870. sS*y" Warranted pure and freo from adulter* ation.

IKON, HABDWAKES, METALS. J. BOUKDRI.'IN AND CO, *j » AjSTTFACTURINO EXPORT .'! MONGERS, Hartluare and Meteg. Merchants, 57, CrRACF-CtttlECU-STEBET, LOSDOK, KG. Works at Birmingham. j> MenhanU' Indents f !; itbfuUy pi-omptly eiecut«d, At lowest curren6. r -i«s. Price Currents on

GOI J) FIELDS ACTS. I •S'HB Mining Companies Limited Liability * Act Amended Act 1869, also the Golf' Fields Act, lSGfi, and the Gold Finuis Act Amendment Act 1868, on Sale at the tTmutt* Office.