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New Zealand Herald, Volume XVI, Issue 5394, 1 March 1879, Page 8

Honseß and Land. i [Established 14 years. J F. G. EWINGTON, HOUSE, LAND, & ESTATE AGENT. > No. 81, Qd.een"-btheet. T HAVE BUYER 3 of COTTAGES in Town 1 "WTANTF.D TO BOY, for £450—A House in Syj TT monds-street. | rpo GARDENERS—ParceIs of Land up ta 40 acres To Let, within 2 miles of General Poat-ofllce. 0 HOPS in High-street and "Wakefleld-street For s Sale. 0 r "Y7"OLCANIC LAND—Magnificent Building Site at h Mount Eden For Sale; Very easy terms. « !P ROI> '^ Tt ' riE ® different places FOR SALE. IV/TONEY—Money to Lend on Personal Security in small or large sums 15 TV/TON EY—Money to Lend on Mortgage, from £60 -iT-i. upwards '£ TN VESTMENTS made on First-class Security, with;s - 1 - out any charge to the lender. a d d F. G. EWIA'GTON, 81, Queen-street. k OOI>STOCK ESTATE, PAPAKURi. ,0 ——— The above Property is now for Sale in sections I* of from 20 to 200 Acres, cultivated and grass lands. '* —Apply to Mr. J. B. Hay, on the property, or l i to J? MB. WAI. AITKEN, . Auckland. f Booksellers and Stationers. JUST RECEIVED: WEBER'S MASS IN" E FLAT ME N D KLSSOIIN'S 4< ATHALIE" 2 BEETHOVEN'S 'ENGEDI" MOZART'S REQUIEM MASS « HASLETT'S, .5 OPPOSITE THE POST-OFFICE. tTUST received ,x U The following Volumes for IS7S :— s, Good Wo'ils °» CasseH's Magazine h ])ay of Rest 'e Leisure Hour s. Sunday at Home c. Quiver London Journal Children's Friend <\ t Adviser 1; Infant's Magazine • e AT HASLETT'S, Oppositk tub Post-oitice. ;h to -VTEW SCRAP-BOOKS AND PHOTO. P' J3I ALBUMS PARIAN AND TERRA COTTA FIGURES 1 AT & HASLETT'S, Opposite the Post-office. 01 IVr EW SONGS BY SULLIVAN, &c.: IS " It is Not Lor •" " I Love that Love" P " I'd Dare e'en De-ith for You " * "I Awake and Dream" <* Apart " l( ] ' Tell Elim I Love Iltm Yet" " " L'Absent" " Clochctte " * HASLETT'S, i- Oppositk tub Post-offjck. :! 'i~IOD DEFEND NEW ZEALAND," If VX NATIONAL ANTIIEM FOR VOICE AND PIANO, (1 AX {j HASLETT'S, e, Oppositk tub Post-office „ TVT" E W WALTZES: x X.* " Sorcerer "by D'Albert a " Lieder." by Cooto J, " Di-tant Shore," by D'Albert ir 44 Tender and True," by Muller NEW rUNOFOUTE: - 41 Macbeth," by Leybacli ... " KillaTfy," by lioyton Smith , " .Musical Box," by Liebich " Cloches de C«»rncville," by Kuhe 41 Doon," by HawUy at lt HASLETT'S, « Oi'PCSITK TUE POST-OFFICE. "TOTEw Japanesque mourning Xl NOTE PAPER AND ENVELOPES y s NEW TINTS IN REPP NOTE PAPER AND x ENVELOPES AT g HASLETT'S, i- Oppositk t»k Post-opfick. Coffee. J OIiOWN, BARRETT, & OO.'S i D AUCKLAND STEAM COFFEE AND SPICE MILLS. t • COFFEES. IT IS NOT SUFFICIENTLY KNOWN THAT GOOD COFFEE IS TUE BEST STIMULATING BEVERAGE BOTH FOR WINTER AND SUMMER. To obtain what you really want, ask for our Best Brands, the EXCELSIOR or STANDAKD, which have sustained their good names over Ten Years, and have very much increased in demand—a sure proof of their being consumed and appreciated in all house* holds throughout and even out of our province. SST Wholesale only at our Mills and Agents*. CS" Retail at all Grocery Establishments in Town and Country. S* 1 Our boat m « g Excelsior Brand, green label qualities. BUndard „ red ~ -Every pkge klon ~ pink ~ with our ® J Bignaturo. p 5"? Z * * S*2 64 1 Our lowes =*- •- Anchor „ peuco „ f qualities, Crown „ yellow „ j without ou J signature. Our PEPPERS and SPICES we guarantee Best Quality, and freo of adulteration. BROWN*, BARRETT & CO. Elliott-street 30th July, 1878. Oil and Colounnen. WPHILLTPPS & 801 • AEX NOW LAKDIKO 64 BALES AND O.ASE3 or PAPEBHANG LNGS, A> Th. O Latest Designs and Every De- Kp. scrlptlon of Quality. tP ONE CASE riCTURES. % NEW OLEOGKAPH3. I O Nsrsv Chromos. Aquaqraphs. New Photo. Scraps. New Comic Pjunts, ii c., Ac., 1 P 549 PACK Ac IBs 549 c 1 painters' materials. ?i A White Lead, Zinc White, Linseed and E T Colza Oil'in wood and iron). i K VARNianKs or ai l Kinps. T Q Cah*on'h Antkokhohioh Paint, Q I» Patent Patmt l a 20 bales &cri.m and Hessian. a 8 K 8 Every Description of s ARTISTE MATERIALS. W. PHTLLIPPS & SON, 95 AND 07, QPCKN-htkjckt. Sewing Machines. Ladies, take note of thisi— ' Two ifnportsnfc x'O'nts should not boioatsljjht of in selecting a Sewing Machine. First: Be not misled by long and extravagant puffs n the papers about i Machines which are freijuent'y inade only to sell, and J more frequently sold by those who, from their want of mechanical knowledge, can only parrot-like repeat tho puff. Sccond : Rewarfl of purclnsing a Suwlog Machinn becauso it happens to be a few shillings cheaper, and have afterwards to pay dearly for it in worry, delay, and vexation. Tho undersigned, from his intimate knowledge of Sewing Mechanism, can confidently recommend Taylor's Patent Sowing Machine as a really good, genuine, and well-tested Machine. Inspection invited at the Sole'Ageut's.'T. I P£Auot;K'B ; Shortland-strcet, opposite the