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New Zealand Herald, Volume XX, Issue 6590, 1 January 1883, Page 8

Business Notices. O T 1 C B. Dr. WRIGHT nny be consulted at his residence Selwyn Lodge. Parnell, as usual, from 8 to 10.30 a.m., and 6to 9 p.m. The sevpral entrances being by Scl wyn-terrac«, York-street and EcLinton-street. American portrait rooms, 177, QUEEN-STREET (Opposite T. axd S. Morrix's). Ferrotype Gems, 2 dozen for Haifa-crown ; Double Gems, 4s Cd per dozen: Sunbeams, 4s per halfdozen ; larger sizes equally cheap. Postage Stamp Pictures taken, 4 dozen for ss, Ss per 100. Cards »nd Cabinets taken on Ferrotype or Paper and finished with all tho latest improvements. tho Addrc&i ; 177, Queen-street. J. LOW, Proprietor. Mr. j. p. kid d, NATIONAL Insurance Birr»>Diyo3, Queen-street, Begs to inform his numerous friends mid tho public generally that he has commenced business a LAND, ESTATE, AND COMMISSION AGENT. Any business with which he may be entrusted will receive prompt nttention. Decr?n»fcer r», ISS2. SH. MARTIN & SON o Having opened their General Furnishing Shop splicit a c*U from intonHing purcbasera. S. H.M. be-t price for private sales, «\nd all Irinds of Second-hand Furniture Llought, Sold, or Exchanged. H. MARTIN & SON, Genpral Furnishors. BiUington's Buildings. Freeman's Bay. SB O W R I N G, 0 TAILOR (For many years with J. Ford and S. Coombes). Begs to announce to his friends and the public crentv rally that he has commenced business in Wakefieldstreet (a few doors abovo Abercrotnbie-itrcct), and would kindly solicit their patronage. Perfect tic and best workmanship guaranteed. Garmtnts made to order on the «jhcrt«jst notic and warranted thoroughly shrunk OP. REMOVAL. D. N. GARNIER, Medicftl Electrician, begs to inform his patients and tho general public that owing to the great number of persons under his treatment he has been obliged to remove to larger and healthier premises, Upper Symonds-strcet, next to Mr. Hamon, Architect (opposite Mrs. Glover's), in which ho is prepared to receive a greator number of those suffering from any diseases. D.N.G. is glad to inform those who ordered electric batteries from him that he has just received a limited number of tho latest improved Parisian Batteries, which are on sale at his new residence. O T I C E OF REMOVAL. VV. & E. BASTEN to inform their Patrons and tho Public generally that thiy have Removed to their New Premises in Wakefleld-atreot. While thanking their Customers for the liberal support accorded thom in tho past, they desire to inform them that by the introduction of tho latent appliances in the Trado. they hope to produce Carriages of all kinds, which, for Style. Durability, Finish, and Moderate Prices, are not to bo Surpassed. Note the address— W. & J2. BASTEN, Coach-lmildors, Waliofleld-street. Auckland.

IJI H E A U C K L A N ] FORWARDING AND PARCEL DELIVERY AGENCY Despatch Goods And Parcels of all descriptions 1 every part of the Town and Suburbs at a cheap rat and with guaranteed regularity. The following ai thejSuburban Booking Agencies :— A. R. Ladd, Cabinetmaker, Karanpahape Road W. TT. Young, CJroccr, Ponsonby Road J. Bimie, Lakei, Arch Hill J. Rnad, Cabinetmaker, Corner of Pa: Road and Symonds.street S. Reid, Grocer. Corner of Kybor Pas 3 and Gra ton Roads W. S. Collins, Grocer, Parnell A. Heldt, Cabinetmaker, Newmarket. DELIVERIES : Town —Hourly. Suburban, 11 a.m. and sp.m: Telephone Exchange, No. 76. HEAD omCE : NATHAN'S BOND. CUSTOMHOUSE-STREET. Mr. e. h c k e o w i OF TUB IMPERIAL CAFF, QffEKX-STKKKT WHARI\ Would draw the attention of his patrons and friend to the fact that he has opened his • LUNCHEON AND DINING ROOMS. The above are under the management of two tipper enced lion, and will be conducted in Firstclass Style. The Rooms will b opened from 7 o'clock a*m. t 8 p.m. Tea and Coffee alw ready. gT. -JH UN G 0 QA F £ CHAS. CANNING Beg* respectfully to inform his Customers and Friend that he has now OPENED HIS NEW PREMISES With a Choice akd Varied Stock of FRENCH AND ENGLISH CONFECTIONERY, Acd, with his increased accommodation and facilitie for carrying on his Business, he feels confident c giving entire satisfaction to bis Customers in th execution of any orders entrusted to him. C.C. would also be? to intimate to his Customer and Friends that he will give the Oafk Branch of th Business his particular carc, and it being under th immediate supervision of ins Manager, Mr. Job: Castle (so long and favourably known to all his 01 Customers), he is quite confident that he will piv entire satisfaction to all who patronise his establish ment ITNDIA AND CHINA TEA WARE JL HOUSE. 95, VICTORIA-STREET. Jg LEND rj\ EA S. Prices CcuKknt' CliOTCEtf? PURE BROKEN PANYO'NG CONGOU This Tea for value in the cup is worth pence per pound more money. Price, Is Gd per lb. A SPLENDID DARJEELING FLAVOURED MIXTURE; guaranteed a blend of Pure India and China Teas. Price Is 2d lb "TEA EXTRAORDINARY !" The ready sale thi: Tea commands proved it worthy the name. Price. 2s per lb. "FAMILY MIXTURE." A most economic higl class Family Tea. Piicc, 2s Cd per lb. VERY RICH DEEP BROWN TD A combination of some oI the rumesT, the ktro>«<;ksT. and tho i<iciiK«sT i-'LAVorr.Kr-Xe;vs imported. Price, *?3 pcrlb. PUTSE CHINA SIFTINGS at iS, 9IX PER i.K. (quality undeniable). CIIKISTM AS Q UOTATIO NS. Fi-* n crxr.'tnts, (>:1 per ih ; Valencia R-ii.sinjt, £d lb. ; Fie- iod per box : I>arc>»l.-»na Nuts, Sd pa b. ; Mixer' cl, Is <>d pur lb.; Valen-ia Almond* ' 'Id per lb. ; jhiMTUtels. SuU.xra?, .Soft-shell Almonds, Plain Fancy PiscMuts, Red and lilac 1 -: Currant .Tellies, Calves-foot .Mly. Superior Whole' atd Ground JH'icos, being direct Importations FinesS quality Fruns and' Bacon, Fresh li'.uter and Cheese. I'j.rf.WK XVifi; —All my Counter Teas aro 'Mi'iidsd with a vieT? to giving specially ijood for r,hriunifLS time. FREDERICK WHITEHEAD, 9f>. VICTORIA - STP.EKT, AUCKLAND. THE -JfMWSRLAI; jgCIIIEDAM gCHNAPFS A PURE'AROMA'ITG SPIRIT, Dis'.:llcd and Prepared in s C II IK D AM, HOT, L A N D, From an original Receipt and Euro Medicinal Q-isilltiM in all Disc.we.7of the KIDNIiYS, BLADDER, AND URINARY ORGANS: A TONIC, DIATHETIC, A.VTI-BTSI'EPTIC CORDIAE. By the recommendation of the Leading Continental slid icTu>w ACKNOWLEDGED AS' Tiff) LATI'ST AND MOST VALUABLE itFMEDY FOR GRAVEL, GOUT; a..-. CHRONIC RHEUMATISM. Th» Trailo ami Consr.iccnr nrn cautinncl spuriouH imitations, the tfonniue o:ily timing the signature ami adilresi cf ti;o Proprietor. HENE! T. HART, MELBOURNE. USED IN THE HOSPITAL, And Av. \ftled by the Jury FIRfTPPRIZK At tuk MKr.KOvivKK iNvnc* Arrow,. Exuniirrox. Dr. FIASSALL'S REPORT. "The Analytical and Sanl'..<ry Institution. "ivJ. llo'thora. Viaduct, E.C., " London. 9th May. W77. ' Report on a Sample of ImparvU Schiedam Schnapps, ; received from Mr. IJart. I "Wo liavo subjected a onmplo of tho above-named article to a very careful chemical analysis and , examination. "The results of the analysis, which aro set forth in a separate report, show that tins spirit is Df good strength, practically free from acidity, and that it , cootiiinß but traces of solid matter in solution, possesses a delicate and agreeable aroma, and a pure : and mild taste. Mr. Hart's Schiedam Schnapps is a very superior article of Its class, in well purified, and quite genuine. "(Signed) Arthur. 11. M.D., " Author of 4 Food and its Adulterations/ A'C. u Orro UKH:«kii, F.C.3., "Public Analyst."" Wholesale Agont: ARTHUR H. NATHAN,