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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXXII, Issue 9975, 12 November 1895, Page 7

I, AZEN Bv & SOS. gnu N_D_l AII ILK. JJ 0 L o_o K SAUCE. EWJIE PI T & C HRISTMAS NOVELTIES p»»aE»v »■> 11 tt|f!lM»- r ,pI„M ujtMk »l ||Al« * HAIO'S WHISKY. li-.—H.-fSfi--*' HEATHER, ROBERTON, & CO,. Sole Agents, Admittod the best wins ewr offered to the Public. lumwwm. . Brace's & Maconochle's Freshi Herrings a&aa""- lntimiilad, and other Thre() Stari case and Bulk jlu above are Admitted to bs th# packets Of tDO " 8 HEATHER, ROBERTON, & CO., Solo Agonts. LANDED AND LANDING. >>« ?? ced brands, r,SS£S" g'Sag *DINEAPPLES landed— __ ' ™ Yn ~ £ FPSta T" ' i-° °° "" «»»»«,. iftOTftaWtaftWn) In llb.ilb, audllb tins. Made from the finest in- oO cases SSS'I J.li. Hin(.apore Dm o Red lierrings Detby large stocks ?/„,» bole Agents. , ( l 'j Bliv in bottles (plain) credients specially imported for the purpose. 6 ° cases Bastiam's Culvph bingapore. "Frill Hortines Derby Ruh» Twist . Olf'-. Fort Jelly in bottles (assorted flaronrs) Liberal dweounta hllowi"J to trade. . direct from stncaioro 0 very finest quality, imported Currants, cases and half-cases fouls Ederlln Sardines, I's, Extra Choice Ascot Bcac'onsbeld Twist, 26's mt v PLATES far Powder HEATHER, ROBERTON, it CO., . i ka-rriiV p nrn v. rn , Mlfl „ , Albert Sardines, J's and J'b Venn. Melrose (packets) fjl I N 1 L> AAii -S. ..2 K,ipiin Sardines Solo Agents. HbAIHKB, ROBERTON, & CO., Agents. Vosfaia Currants. fa|f.ra«» Stockings filled with Toys and Sweats for Boys Trefarvenne Sardines, i's and I's Golden Eagle Old Jute (Pickets) A.. .. ~~ 1 Miid oil, quarts ri n«*p . p ~, —W~ITT amto rr a fruits hk TINS) ' St. Jean Sardines, i's and i's • Victory just landed— Li.uonSq.Hsh OUSPAR_A_ MAT EA. AMERICAN FRUITS (IN TINS). Elemeßaisins (3 sizes) knd falls ■ ' - 200 Boxes IC Coke A^ ,oUn,l:- Blended in Ceylon, packed in lead packets lib, Jib, MOUNT HAMILTON AND CUTTING PACKING Ditto SkeenTlver'S niifl 8 .,.i CIGARETTES. landing ex Hawke's BayU.urev sauce also 611. boxes. COMPANY'S BRANDS. Sultana Raisins Stockings filled with Toys amd Sweets for Girls — OldGeiml Old Judge wnaugexm , I , " I'idles r Three qualities—AA, A. B. Apricots bultana jtaisins _ _ m „ u „ 0 Indian Chief lm Three Castles, etc. 207 Boxes IC Coke. 20 x 18,1125. j,i;enliy's Potted Meats HEATHER. ItOHRRTON. & CO., Tears .. . (3 BizCS) |\/T " T C H E S. HEATHER, ROBERTON, & CO. -- " 1 iifiiby s Essences J,, A->*nt< l'eni'hni Muscatel Raisins, trays iVI — •— TrTJnxrMflWP PR V TAINTS. Eta EATIIER,' RO BERTON. A CO.. 55 O'CLOCK TEA, in packets and AM lED " Dates Mechanical Animal. ailed with Sweets c®Sd%«es! Id. 3 ' DTJ?S^r White Leaded tin,) Sole Agents. J0 tins. A nice Blend of Indian and Ceylon Piunes, m 25ii> Boxes ,11 , ... c ( allly dipped to stand the nioistness of the Sole Agents, Storefs ... ana »n , 1 Teas. Apples in 2Mb Boxes Baskets filled with Sweets Australian "I4TONKTIY BRAND STARCH storeys white Zinc (kegs and tins) ' "" ~ ~ HEATHER, ROBERTON, & CO., Bole Agents. reaches'a 251b b!."^* 88 Jordan Almonds .. „ „ . „ On hand also, [VS. (To Arrive). Storer's Paints Mixed Ready for use (all colours) OLD EN_ VALE MILK. (BULK) ,_ A flne assortment of very ' A LARGE and general assortment 7l Seft Shell Almonds ' MM Alsn Mi CoT" A: Ploughs, Deere and Co.'s various makes . . , „... mircii nn Ir') r f A high-class China, Indian, and Ceylon, in Jr\. Grocer's requisites, including Candles. _ „ •. ''' Sole Agents. Wire Nails (all sizes) ru! f h n f™'™ «u.rs the ev" .fre,b l K fce™ c -^' s , lialf chMts - a(1 *> om < xlm * s inßtook ' Rico, Sugars, Kfrosono, Oilmen's Stores, Currants, Barcolcna Nuts A large assortment of Bon Bons and Crackers. PARRAM AT T A LIMEJUIOE, =■_ 00D E N MATCHES. «etl Ochre in lent packages ... .v. the Emerald Isle. . Contains nothing but jEM ON SOU ASH 17 With other Fruit Salts. \Y " - ' Hatchets (Gum) lul l,.-A ,| i milk, sweetened with a small quantity of _|j ' (various shapes), Clay Pin« (assorted sliapei), Brazil Nuts. Highly recommended by the medical authorities ELECTRIC SAFETYS, specially impregnated to Tanks, 200 gallon and too gallon. the dntrjt renne it. prepared by Lazenbv and Son, London, from the Wooden Washboards, Clothes Pegs, Axehandles, —— lor tills climate. , minimise any danger in using them. ——— HEATHER, ROBERTON, & CO., finest Lemons. Sweoioned and ready for drinking English and American Confectionery, Manilla Kits, „„ L n TtPATnirn pnßrwmv *rn HEATHER, ROBERTON, & CO., HEATHER, ROBERTON, & CO., , trvaTRPR OR PR TON &TO Sole Agents. at once. Spices, Clothes Lines. HEATHER, ROBERTON, A CO. HEATHER, ROBERTON, & CO. Agents. , Sole Agents. • HbAIHbK, KOBbKiUiS, & LU.

Coal, Firewood, etc. COMMON ) BRICKS. I1 ib j BRICKS. Also, A LARGE SELECTION OF CHIMNEY POTS, TAR, SAND, AND SHELLS, FOR GARDEN WALKS. W. & G. WINSTONE. CUSTOM-STREET. J. H. M. C A— - COAL MERCHANT, AUCKLAND and NEWMARKET. HOBART TOWN RAILS ft PALINGS, TI-TREE Rails, POSTS, TAR AND TARRING SAND, SHELLS, IX6, Newmarket i'pt i'diihypu 1307, Auckland Office, Queen-st., ■j Corner otVulcan iilie V 353 Auckland Shed, Breakwater Road. J] 1) tf A « D S (LATE J. EDWARDS) COAL MERCHANT, SHIP AGENT. BAY OF ISLANDS, NEWCASTLE, AND TAU. PIRI COAL IN ANY QUANTITY. BrewersgHRENFRIED gROS., BREWERS, ALBERT BREWERY, QUEEN-STREET, AUCKLAND, WINE AND SPIRIT MERCHANTS, BOTTLERS AND IMPORTERS, 13, QUEEN-STREET WHARF. PRIZE MEDAL AND AWARDS At follow ng Exhibitions for our Well-known Bulk and Bottled ALE AND STOUT: Sydney International Exhibition, 1879. Melbourne International Exhibition, 1820-31. New Zealand Industrial Exhibition, Wellington, 1855 New Zealand and South Seas Exhibition, Dunedin, 1889-91). Id addition to above have been awarded at Taj. inaniau Exhibition, Launceston, IS9I-9'.'. FIVE FIRST AWARDS COR BULK BOTTLED ALES AND STOUT. Also, CHAMPIONSHIP GOLD MEDAL OF AUSTRALASIA AGAINST ALLCOMERS FOR BULK AND BOTTLED ALE Having a Large Stock of ALE AND STOUT, Bottled in quart and pint bottles specially brewed , for the summer trade, which are now thoroughly matured, can with every confidence recommend same to connoisseurs as second to none in the colony. SECCOMBE'S SPARKLING ALES & UNRIVALLED STOUT, MADE FROM THE BEST MALT AND HOPS A.ND THE PUREST WATER IN THE WORLD QREAT NORTHERN J]REWERY, KYBER PASS, AUCKLAND, Dress and Fashion. The production of the WORLD'S LEADING LOOMS. Charming Effects and Blondings. The unanimous verdict : — EXQUISITE! EXOELLENTI AND INEXPENSIVE! Patterns on Application. DOG REGISTRATION BOOKS, ruled and printed, . .with extracts from the Dog Registration Acts, 18lSc, 1882, and 1890; Books of Receipts containing 100 and 260 Forms each '; also Forms for Registration at Reduced Fees for Cattle and Sheep Dogs, in Books of 100 Forms each, may he obtained at, the Aucki-andWeeklv News PubMing Auckland.

m ■ ■■ | Oil and Oolourmcn. I pHILLIPPS A jgON, fl ]W AND IM, QCKEN-STREET, H llitejust opened up a I.srge Assortment of I C ' lE ' lP Oil and Oolouraen. pHILLIPPS & igON, 118 AND 161, QUKEN-STHEET, Hire just opened up a Lsrge Assortmeut ol C ' IEAP I'AFERHANUINGS, | SCRIMS. H fOLISUKI!, SILVERED, AND ROOQH PLAT I B SHEET, AND ORNAMENTAI H WINDOW GLASS ftblTK LEAD, OILS, TURPS, VARNISHES And all kinds of PAINTERS' MATERIALS PICTURE FRAME, MOfJLDINfiS, GLASS SHADES. i Aj'TlSl'S' REQITI.IITKS OF EVERY DKSCItU' HON FOR OIL AND WATER-COLOUR PAINTING. J # HENDERSON (Established 1S60), ' PAINTER, GLAZIER, PAPERHANGER, SIGN WRITER, DECORATOR. &C., HIGH-STREET. Manufacturer Wire Blinds, Lead Lights, Ghs Signs, etc. MIXED PAINTS for House and Ship use. SPECIAL BLACK FOR SCHOOL BOARDS N.8.-The above executed at very MODERATE CHARGES. Estimates Furnished. Dairy Produce. CI PIC E D BUTTER. j? A NEW TABLE DELICACY. This article is nude from pure butter, spiced and flu rred with the best essences to suit the tasie of the imit fastidious. It can be used on bread as a substitute for ordinary butter; in fact, it is a pre>erve unsuniassed by any other, and can be used a- a dessert. For picnic, yachting, or other pleasure Pities it is recommended, being neatly put up in sin .ill jlasses suitable for carriage. In hot weather, v.hen it is next to impossible to procure eood tresh butter this delicacy will be found most invaluable, i, its keeping powers cannot be surpassed. Any fl.irour desired can be obtained, as it is made to suit the varied tastes of the Public. For use on oceandoing steamers, sailing vessels, etc., it is invaluable also on account of it« keeping qualities, as, if stored f i six or eight months, when required for use it will be found quite pure '<nd untainted. Surveyors, Contractors, and other.' will find Spiced Butter a boon because of its keeping qualities, and being portable. SPECIALITY FOR INVALIDS. For invalids of any aee who may require a slight (itiniulant, not being able to partake of solids, it is specially recommended, as it can be flavoured with my Wine or Spirit according to taste. In fact, the peneral Public will find this simple delicacy well wo thy of a trial. ' •PICED EUTTFR M»Y BE OBTAINED FROM ALL RESPECTABLE GROCERS. The following flavours are recommended, but any tthers *ill be manufactured on receipt of order Almond, Lemon, Vanilla, Cocoa-nut, Rum, Brandy, ft'hiskv. S. ARMSTRONG, Sole Manufacturer, Mercantile Chambers, Queen-street, Auckland. \TE ZEALAND DAIRY, LN ASSOCIATION S C'heice Creamery TABLE BUTTER : May be had of ALL GROCERS ALL THE YEAR ROUSD, And always of finest quality. Each pat bears the Trade Mark, DAIRY In the centre, surrounded by NEW ZEALAND ASSOCIATION Wholesale Depot, CITY FLOUR MILLS, Shobtu.ND-STREET. NEW ZEALAND DAIRY ASSOCIA TION. The Stud. Auckland BREEDERS TAKE NOTICE. i The Magnificent Imported Trotting Stallion I'LEASANTON, Foaled in 18S9. Record, 2.29}. Trial, 2.23. Will stand this season at J. B. Williamson's Stables, Harp Road, Kllerslic. Pleasanton is a handsome dark brewn stallion, standing 17 hands high, and weighing 1250 pounds He is by Elector 2170, record 2.31, and sire of Lizzie F (■' lbi), Flora M. (2.16), and fifteen others in 2.30 list. His dam, B-lle Robbing was by Tarasron, who ran a mile in Chicago in 1.42, from Black Bess, by Blucber from a Kentucky mare. Elector was by ( Electioneer, sire of 137 in 2 30 list, and of 31 producing sires. His un, Gilberta, was by St. Clair H iti, sire of Clay (!-5.J), Adalia (2 27), and dams of Coatello (124J), Kay (2.25). Sam Lewis (2.20) from Lady Gilbert, st.b., grand-dam of Lot Slocuin (2. IT J) by lien. Knox, 140, aire of 16 in 2.30 list, and 20 sires of fi6 ill 2.30 list. Pleasantoii has never been dofeated In the show ring, ivinninK first honours wherever exhibited, toth iii America and New Zealand. Terms. 5 guineas; Groomage, 2s6d; Grazing, 3a per week. (•'.very care taken, but no responsibility. For further particulars apply to J. B. Williamson, Harp Road, Ellerslie; or A. AUSTIN, Owner. /®» mO STAND THIS a 1. SEASON, AT THE m. , VS Kffs/) "ARP OF ERIN, the wFlftW Thoroughbred stallion fA Vff BILLINGSGATE, by I Izaak Walton, dam Slan. 'It by Tntducer; Izaak Walton by Dainty Ariel 'lam Fanny Fisher, by Fisherman ; Dainty Ariel by Kiddlesworth. ... ~ , billingsgate is a dark bay horse, with black points, standing IB hands 1 inch, with plenty of bone and substance. While on tho turf he proved himnlf the fastest miler of hi, day. Ho won 32 races outof6sstaits. , , . Hiilinesgate hsw proved his ability to get the best steeplechase horses in the country, he being tho silfl of Mangere, Justico, Pica, Jessica, Gipsy, ana Orakei. The following two also won laces in Aus-lralia:-Foiyet-me-uot and Piaroa; the latter has "on a number of steeplechases in Melbournt carrying big weights. , „ „„ , Terms: Single mares, £3 3s; Groom Fee, 26 Gd (to be paid on first sorvice). Two or moro mares (the property of the same owner) by agreement. All fees to bo paid by January Ist, 1330. Grazing, ?» Cd per week. Every earn taken, but no responsibility Billingsgate will travel as follows if sufficient inducement offers Mondays, Mangere, anil Rodger's Farm; Papatoitoi, Monday nights; Tuesdays, East Tarn at i, Howick, and Panniur#; Wednesdays, West Tamakl; Saturdays, A vondale; the remainder of the week nt tho Harp of Erin. Ki r further particular, apply It. THORPE Proprietor Harp of Erin Hotel, Or Groom in charge. ' ——. sSfa T ORD GLASGOW 5 -JU Will stand at tiffif) PAKURANGA And travel surrounding i JS'l'ilil jlrfliif- 1 < " s ' r ' cta w ' lt " l "' uce ' Full particulars in a future issue. Apply W. PYIi, in charge.

' Dress and Fashion. - S&C^W^^^^^ 000000000000000000000000^ S&C. She s&c g&Q s&c ' |&c tic S.MITH & CAUGHEY. lis s&c . -• &&C S&c f"'-"- s&c iNEW MILLINERY, MANTLES, GAPES,! BLOUSES E ■ s&C Just to hand CX S.S. Pakeha and Indramayo (now i sic sic in harbour) and other recent arrivals. g Q ||c MILLINERY DEPT. f£ S&C CESI and SAILOR HATS in the c::;ect shapes are in greali _ , S&C demand. An ondless varioty oJ all the latest for summer S&C s&c fiSHBP demand. An ondlesa variety of all the latest for summer S&C S&C 1 GALATEAS for Children, from lspach. S&C S& C CHILDREN'S SILK and FANCY LACE HATS— Valuo. g Q S&C For NEW and STYLISH BONNETS ab moderate prices, visit) our new and Bpacious Show-rooms, S&C S&C where will bo found all the Latesb Noreltiei. Also, Special Novelties in Rainbow Shot Straws, S&C jpC French Flowers, Fancy Mounts, Ostrich Plumes, etc. etc. S % C g nam dept. umLEmi || S&C Extraordinary display of New Season's Mantles, S&C S&C 111 Isfilik very stylish sh ° rt capes > in the n6w s S&C 81 I Iwm ffllffilk Carricul, Seaweed,undTree-barkCrepons. it v S&C 111' wS M/Mk VERY PRETTy sAT):N CAPES, lined Shoo Glace. S&C S&C 111 ■| VERY PRETTY LACE CAPES, stylishly trimmed S&C Large s « sortment of LADIES' DRILL COSTUMES , ®& C S&C with Capes, also with Jackets, from 10a 6d oach. '$■ ■ S&C S&C Special lot of SHOT LUSTRE COSTUMES, at 25/6. If S&C S&C $ ■'wl 1 iif I\wl Wr BLOUSE'Smart lino in Zyphers, Bishop sleeves, iII S&C S&C Jfl' \w | \ extra finish, and an endleeß variety of others, iif s&c S&C §|« Largo assc-tmenb of SILK BLOUSES for Evening ' * S&C S&C SEAWEED CREPON. ' LACE CAPE. S&C g&c s&c S&c S&c s&c SMITH & CAUGHEY, CASH drapers, sic S&COTaJODODaQODODOQQDaQOQOQODQDQQCDaDOQOQQDQDCOODODCWQDQDCjQQDOQQeQDCWQDaQQQCSDCOQQOQQOQQOQQOOQCSOQQ S&COOOOOOOOQOOOOOOOOOGOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOQOOOGQ 8&0

_ Furnishing THE PEOPLE'S FURNISHING * WAREHOUSE. THE BEST PUCE TO FURNISH FROM. J. TONSON GARLICK, Proprietor. CARPET BEDROOM CARPETS, HEARTH SQUARES FURNITURE, BORDERS TO RUGS, In Great Variety. Cheap and Good. MATCH. DOOR MATS. LINOLEUM, DRAWING FURNISHING BEDDING Small Widths, ROOM DRAPERY, Ready J to 4 yds. Wide. FURNITURE. Direct Importer. For Delivery. « BEDSTEADS, RATTAN STAIR OFFICE Iron and Brass, FURNITURE, CARPETS, FURNITURE To Suit all Classes. Large Variety. BRASS RODS. In Stock. FENDERS, JAPANESE BAMBOO "OSAKA" FIRE IRONS, MATTINGS AND FURNITURE, HAND-MADE CHEAP. MATS. Various. CARPETS. ARTISTIC CURTAINS, ART TOILET FLOOR NEWEST DRAPE WARE, COVERINGS. MAKES. MATERIALS. CHOICE. Furnish your House from J. TONSON GAR LICK'S, MANUFACTURER & IMPORTER, Queen and .Lome Streets, AUCKLAND.

Furnishing Goods. Direct from the Manufacturer, and SAVE 25 PER CENT. We Guarantee Every Abticle MADE FROM THOROUGHLY SEASONED TIMBER, 1 * - Machinery., jp 0 R SALE: 2 Portable Engines, 10 and 10 horse power 1 Sin, Cylinder Coal Whip, for working two baskets 1 Double Cylinder Steam Winch 1 Hydraulic Wool or Wax Press, Cft lift, with pumps, to drive by hand or power. 1 Donkoy Steam Pump, for boiler feeding, etc. Wo have also, almost comploted: 1 Compound Surface-condensing Marine Engine, 30 horse power 1 Oln. Vertical Engine, with link motion, etc. 1 Horizontal Engine, 18 horse power, suitable for use as a pumping engine. WINDING ENGINES, PUMPS OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS, & STAMPING MACHINERY ' Mado to Order, at our Works. S. MoCOHRRIE & SON, CHAPEL STREET IRONWORKS, AUCKLAND.