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New Zealand Herald, Volume XIII, Issue 4487, 31 March 1876, Page 1

Seeds, Produce, &c. STONE BROS. HAVE OK BAI/E— Maize, Oats, Groceries of every description Hobart Town Rails and Palings, Tram Rails. AGENTS FOR THE SHORTLAND SAW-MILL. AGENTS FOR J. BYCROFT & CO.'S FLOUR-MILL. Prices Current. Silk-dressed Flour, Anchor brand, per ton ef 2,000 lbs £14 0 0 Ditto, J. B. & Co., ditto 12 0 0 "Wheat Meal (bags included) 12 0 9 Sharps 6 17 0 Bran, per bushel of 29 lbs 0 13 B ONEDTJST! BONEDUST! FREEMAN'S BAY BONE MILLS. The undersigned are now supplying Bonedust of their own manufacture, guaranteed free from adulteration, at £9 per ton of 2,240 lbs. (sacks or bags included).—.T. & J. SOPPET, Freeman's Bay ; or, at No.'lOl, Queen-street. Bones purchased in any quantity for cash. jg O N E D U S TBONEDUST I On Sat.e by the Undersigned— ! Bell's Bone Flour 9 Ditto, i-iooh Ditto, |-incb, best imported. ■ Forwarded by rail, or otherwise, as directed. j SAMUEL BAIRD, WHARF, OTAHUHTT. Gazette in Bankruptcy. IN THE SUPREME COURT OF NEW SOUTH "WALES, ECCLESIASTICAL JURISDICTION.

In the. Goods of, tJOHN BLAIR, late of Sydney, in the Colony of New South Wales, Master Mariner, deceased/ Notice is hereby given that after the expiration of fourteen days from the publication thereof in the New South Wales Government Gazette, application will be made to this Honorable Court, in its Ecclesiastical I Jurisdiction; that administration of the Goods, j Chattels, Credits, and Effects of the above-named I John Blair, may be granted to MARY BLAIR, of Sydney aforesaid, the widow of the deceased. Dated this 2lst day of February, a.d. 1876. CHARLES DAVIS, Proctor for the Applicant, IG6, Pitt-street, Sydney. Tenders. rjio CARPENTERS AND JOINERS. Tenders are required for Additions to a House in Parnell. Plans, &c., may be seen at my office until SATURDAY, Ist April, when the tenders are to be delivered at my office at 12 o'clock. JAMES WRIGLEY, Architect. MARKET RESERVE, ONEHTJNGA.^ Tenders will be received at the Superintendent's Office. Auckland, until noon of THURSDAY, April 13, 1876, for the Lease for Three Years of the above-named Reserve, being Lot 11,.0f Section 21, of the Town of Onehunga, fronting Princes-street, and comprising 2a. 3r. SOp.—READER WOOD, Provincial Secretary. Hotels. HOT SPRINGS. Clement's Park, Cambridge. Waikato, March G, 1876. To Robert Graham, Fsq., Proprietor, Waiwera Hot Springs. Dear. Sir,—Among the many invalid* that have visited the Waiwera Hot Springs, perhaps there is not one "who has derived more benefit in so short a time as myself; and I think it is a duty I owe to others who may be similarly situated to make my case known. When I went to the Springs I was suffering great pain ; —could not walk, but had to be carried, and when laid down on the sofa at Waiwera, suffered such excruciating pain, that I had to get brandy and water to keep me from fainting. My knee was swollen to twice its usual size. After fourteen days' bathing and drinking the waters, I recovered; got rid of the pain, and felt in every way as well as ever I was in my life, which has continued; and I feel sure when better known, the Waiwera Hot Springs will be highly appreciated, and great benefits mil be derived from such valuable medicinal springs. I have refrained from giving a testimonial till now, fearing the rapid curc could not be lasting, but it is now six months sinco 1 was cured, and not the slightest symptoms of a return of the pain, in fact I never felt better.

I Yours faithfully, A. CLEMENTS. Waiwera, March 6,1576. I arrived at the Waiwera on the 20th of January, after four months suffering from Rheumatic Gout, and immediately after a fourth relapse on board the ' Mikado/ I was then unable to set my right foot on the ground, and suffering acute pain. Now, after more than six weeks' use of the baths, I am thankful to be able to walk about a mile in the day, my general health is much improved, awl, 1 hope, the foundation laid for permanent recovery. It would have beeD very gratifying to nie to have been able to bear a more satisfactory testimony. I have seen others come on crutches, and go away aft»»r a much shorter stay independent of them; and I can only occount for the obstinacy of my own case by the severe intellectual and continual strain of many years of wasting labour with insufficient sleep. I have much pleasure in bearing testimony to the excellence of the Hotel arrangements, and to the kindness shewn to me by the Proprietor, Robert Graham, Esq., and by the Manager, Mr. Boston, and hig excellent wife. The packing, and other processes to which I was subjected during the first week of ray stay, by Mr. Edwin Turner, Hydropathic Practitioner, rendered me essential service, and I am persuaded that had he been present all the time to continue those processes, X should have been completely restored. ANKKi'ELL M. HENDERSON. rjKEYEOIJJfD' B. O T EL, VST coiiNKH OF QUEEN AND VICTORIA-STREETS. PROPRIETOR, MICHAEL CORCORAN. In returning thanks to his numerous Visitors, Michael Corcoran begs to say thai, very laree additions have been made to tlio Hotel, which will tend greatly to the convenience of those who favour him with their patronage. BED-ROOMS. Additions have been made to their number, and all have been furnished in a superb manner, everything being new, and got up in the latest style. BATHS. Both Hot and Cold Baths are always ready, and every convenience will be found in them for the comfort of Travellers. COM M ER CI A L-ROOM. A Commodious Room has been opened, having its entrance from Victom-street, for the comfort of those who do not care to use the Bar or Bar-room ; and this has been fitted up in a style to ensure the comfort Visitors. BILLIARD-ROOM. The Billiard-room is the best in the Province, and is fitted with one of the best Billiard Tables ever constructed.

MICHAEL CORCORAN Hopes that the good name his house has ever held, and the splendid accommodation afforded in it, will induce Visitors to Auckland to give it their patronage. ARMY & 33" A V Y HOTEL, UPPER QUE £ N-STP.EET, AUCKLAND, N.Z. This old and favourite Hotel having recently changed hands, i 3 now entirely renovated throughout. and is designed by its present proprietor to meet the requirements of country ssttlers and others vtslting Auckland. The proprietor hopes, by close attention to the comfort of his customers, combined with moderate charges, to obtain a share of public support. Hancock's Sparkling Ales, best brands Wines and Spirits. BOYAL GEORGE HOTEL, JLV NEWMARKET, W. H. PARKER, Proprietor (Late of the Flagstaff Hotel, North Shore). W. H. P. having just moved Into the above, has, at great outlay, re-furnished the premises throughout. Be is now in a position to accommodate visitors in a very superior manner. Eest Brands of Wines, Spirits, &c. AKPENTEKS 1 ARMS HOTEL, GREY-STREET, AUCKLAND. G. ANDREWS, Proprietor of the above, wishes to recommend his house especially to the notice of travellers and others visiting Auckland. Good accommodation on moderate terms. N.B.—None but the best brands of Wines and Spirits kept. MAIZE, from Fandi, Fiji, Grown by Practical Farmers, and acknowledged to be equal to bestSydnev Quality, on sale by JOHN HEW, Commerce-street.