DINING SALOONSQ. C. E. Messrs, s. p. James & son beg to inform the Public, their Customers, and friends, that on and after the date hereof. SOUP, CHOPS, STEAKS, & FISH will be provided at the Establishment as above. N.B.—An ordinal? at half-past six o’clock. 31st December, 1864. 48 up 1 MRS. H. CATES begs to inform the in- i habitants of Auckland that, in addition to her CONFEC HONERY BUSINE>S, she has OPENED A LARGE REFRESHMENT ROOM on the premises, where JELLIES; CUSTARDS. TEA, COFFEE, and PASTuY may be had any hour during the day. H. CATES, Wholesale and Retail Pastrycook and Confectioner. Qneen-street, Auckland. may 24 34 HOTELSBELFAST HOTEL, PRINCESS-STREET. VAM E S SUTHERLAND entered on the above Premises, begs to inform his Friends and the Public generally that he has refitted and improved the House at very considerableezpense, and that he is now able to offer very superior accommodation to visitors. WINES and SPIRITS of the very best description and every thing connected with the Establishment conducted in first-class styles with the greatest attention, to comfort. 47 mar 31 NOTICE. UNION HOTEL, Queen-street. —Consequent upon building' New Premises, the business will be carried on for the present in a Temporary Bar at the back, and, to reduce the stock, the best SPIRITS, WINES, ALES, &e., &c., will be sold at the lowest possible rates, LAURANCE ROBINSON, Proprietor. March 14, 1865. . 1017 ap 16 PUBLICATIONS New Books ! New Books!! JUST RECEIVED, upwards of 1,000 Volumes of the very choicest Literature, as under : . , . . Enoch Arden Motley’s United Netherlands, 2 vols. Home's Incidents of my Life Carlyle’s Frederick the Great, 4 volfl. Macknight’s Life of Bolingbroke ' > Captain Speke’s Discovery of the Nile Harling’s Tropical World Kingsley’s Works * Fairy Book . . ' Book of Praise > Tom Brown’s School Days Tom Brown at Oxford Archbishop French’s Works Heir of Redcliffe Dynevor Terrace Daisy Chain ) Trial, 2 vols. Heartsease Hopes and Fears Tolloch’s Reply 10 Renan Lays of the Scottish Cavaliers Exposition of the Thirty-nine Articles Dr. Smith’s Classical Dictionary Treatise on Continued Fevers Dr Hook’s Church Dictionary Einglake’s Invasion ol the Crimea, 2 vols. Colenso on the Pentateuch Nesbitt’s Land Surveying Newman’s Apologia pro Vita Saa Stanley’s Sinai and Palestine Lyell’s Antiquity of Man Napoleon at St. Helena Jackson’s Military Surveying Stanhope’s Life of Pitt, 4 vols, Du Chaillu’s Africa Roads and Railroads Maury’s Physical Geography of the Sea Napier’s Battles of the Peninsula Roget’s Thesaurus of English Words Les Miserables—Victo Hugo Macaulay’s History of England, 8 vols. Gaultier’s Book of Ballads Thompson’s Story of New Zealand Bate’s College Lectures J - ' The Story of Guns (SirE. Tennant) Spruner’s Historical Atlas Tennyson’s Poetical Works With a great variety of others which will appear in future advertisements. UPTON & CO. BOOKSELLERS AND STATIONERS, Queen-street, Auckland, New Music! New Music! I JUST come to hand, a very select parcel of NEW MUSIC, comprising— Songs >•' Pianoforte Pieces Waltses Galops Polkas Quadrilles &c„ &c., &c. All the Newest of the Season. UP "ON Sc CO., MUSI C-S ELLERS, 1126 jun 28 Queen-Street, Auckland. Price One Shilling, HOUTLBDGE’S HANDBOOK I ~; p v; on ; £ CHESS, (with diagrams,) by G. F. Pardon. DRAUGHTS AND BACKGAMMON, by G. F, Pardon. HOYLE’S GAMES MODERNIZED, by G, F. I Pardon. I WHIST, by G. F. Pardon, i CRICKET, by G. F. Pardon. CROQUET, (with Illustrations,) by Edmund Rontledge. SWIMMING, by an Expert Swimmer. GYMNASTICS, by Rev. J. G. Wood. . BILLIARDS AND BAGATELLE, by G. F. Pardon, ROWING AND SAILING. RIDING AND DRIVING. ARCHERY, FENCING BROADSWORD. MANLY EXERCISES, Bom;', Walking, Training, Ac., by “ Stonehenge.” ON SALE AT THE GENERAL STATIONERY ESTABLISHMENT, “ New-Zealander ” Building, Queen-street and Shortland Crescent. Q TORAGE FOR FREE GOODS O Apply to f. • • S. MOSS & CO., Customhouse-street. (Late in occupation of the Provincial Government.] 50 may 31
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New Zealander, Volume XXII, Issue 2393, 1 April 1865, Page 1
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