The Auckland Evening Star.

Vol— XL No. 3,192

AUCKLAND, N.Z., THURSDAY, OCTOBER 14. 1880.

(Polished Daily.)

PRICE: ONE PENNY



chipping. j^l QXEAM TO.LONDOH •I^^^^^. ORIK^T LINE. "^^^^^^ The following steamships tx longing to the Orient Steam Navigation Con puny! Limited), and the Pacillo Steam Navigatio Company, will leave SYDNEY at the undoi mentioned dates for MKLBOURNE, ADB LAID., and LONDON, via Hues Canal :— *""»nn". | 'l'ong«I i'are. ÜBiA.v'i d.aau I Uoiooor 20 COTOPAXI 4.02. Novem. 0 LUhITANIA 3,828 Novem. 23 LIGURIA 4,606 i Deosmber P0T0.1.... 4,213 Deoem. 21 QHIMBORaZO.... 3,847 I January! And the Service will be maintained Dy sac oeodlrg steimers at Intervals of a Fortnight. Auckland Passengers join 'Orient, at Sydney per ' To Anan,' leaving on the 19th October. Fares to London, £10 to 60 guineas. Suez Canal Dues, 8s In addition. Passengers can book from Auokland at t through rate to cover Intercolonial fare ant Ctmal dues, and so seoure special advantages. Passages from London can be granted li Auckland. For plans ami full particulars, apply, li I/omlon, to F. Green & Co., and Anderson Anderson £_- Co., Joint Managers of tho Line Or to the Agents in Auokland. UNION BTKAMBHIP CO. OFN.Z. (Limited. Queen-street. w TTNIOW STEAMSHIJt if^vr'^l U COMPANY OF NKVJ |tVf§__l<_. ZEALAND (LIMITED). |_-____£____ S aL IIHI TABL_t— 1 OCTOBER, 1880. FOB GISBORNB, NAPIER, WELLINGTON LYTTELTON, PORT OHALMKR-?. AHD i BLUFF (FROM OUKEN-STRKKC WHARF.) Steamship. Date of Sailing, Latest Train. Arawata Thursday, 14,10 a.m. — Tararua Wednes., 20,10 a.m. — Tararua Friday, 29,10 a.m. — IfOR TARANAKI. NELSON, PICTON, WEI LINGTON. LYTTKLTON, AND Wai Coast Ports (from Mamukau Wanaka On arrival of mall — FOR SYDNEY, VIA RUSSELL. Te Anau Tuesday, 19, 4 p.m. — BiNQABOOMA Tuesday,Nov.2,4p,m. — FOR MELBOURNE, Via 80UTH. Arawata Thursday, 14,10 a.m. — Tararua Wednesday, 20,10 a.m. — Taraicua Friday, 29,10 a,m. — FOR RUSSELL and KAWAKAWA. WAITAKI Every Wednesday, 5 p.m — Tb Anau . Tuesday, 19,4 p.m. — Tararua Tuesday, 28,1 p.m. — FOR TAURANGA. Waitaki Every Monday, 5 p.m. — FOR WHANGAREI AHD MANGAPAI. Waitaki Every Friday, 8 p.m. — •"""Cargo must be alongside one hoar before time of departure. Note.—From the 20th September, till the 30th November. 1880. Special JBXCURSION Tiokets at Reduced Fares w.ll be issued taMelbourne, available for TvVO MONTHS from date of Issue. Particulars at tho Company's Office. Passage Tiokets must be taken at the offloe before embarking. - ————«••»■■- • Auckli> ad Branch 1 63, Queen-street. TTOR SYDNEY AND _dßltf_____, r MELBOURNE, VIA WEL n AND 80UTHKKN The fast and favourite s.s. 'HER 0/ Captain I.ocran will leave Auokland as abov on SATURDAY, the 16th instant, at noon. For freight or passage apply to CRUIOKSHANK & CO.. Agents. lJ,Qu°en-stroct, Auckland, • October 11.1880. *i_a_&=-. ETOK RUSSISJ-I-. WANGA r ROA. and MANQONUL The s.s, lONA will leave every Monday, at 5 p.m. (weather permitting). Passengers booked and small uarcels prepaid at the Offloe on the .Wharf. No cargo received after i p.m. FOR WANGAREI AND MANGAPAL The 5.8. ARQYI if will leave for the above •lace every Tuesda/ and Friday, at 6 p.m. 'FOR IAU RAN G'A, S.S_ 'GLENELG' Will leave Queen-street Wharf at ft p.m. Friday, 15th ... , Wednesday, 20th Monday, 25th Friday, 20th , ■ Wednesday, 3rd November Connecting with the s.s.' Fingal' for Meroury Bay on the 6th, 15th, 20th, 2U.h October, and 3rd November. Connecting with s.s. ' Staffa' for Op"tiki and Fast Coast, also connecting with s.s.' Katikatl' for Katikatl Settlement Weather and other circumstances permitting. No Cargo received after 4 p.m. A. MCGREGOR, Manager. ,rKI TTITAIDKU AND ONE j«*>g_*_ W HUNGASTEAMNAVI ■T^jI^g^^, GATION CO. (Limited). i 'MANUKAiU.- TIMK-TABLB-OCTOBER, 1880. Leave Oi c hnnga: Leave Waiuku: 15—Friday, 1 p.m. 16—Baturday, 9 a m. 18—Mond 81,' a.m. 18 - Monday, 10 a.m. 20—Wednesday,7a.m. 20—Wedces., 11.30 a.m. 23—Haturiay.8 30a.m. 23—Saturday, 1 cm. 25—Monday, 10 a.m. 25—Monday, 2,30 p.m. 27—wedhfts.. 11.30a m. 27-Wednesday. 4 p.m. 29 -Friday, 2,30 p.m. 30—Saturday, 7.30 a.m. Manukau Heads and intermediate places— Every Thursday, at 8 a.m., returning from He«ds at 2 p.m. For freight, &c, apply to A. CUNNINGHAM, Onehunga; Or, 101, Oceen-street, Auckland. *_ :.I'\/"___A-V'O\KEl, XAU iiIiLsMK RANGAfc RUSSELL. Myjy__^- WEEKLY SERVICE TO EACH wmmßmmi. place. The Union Steamship Co.'a s.s. « W A I X A X I* Will leave for^- ' • TAURANGA—Mondays, at 5 p.m. RUSSELL-Wednesdays, ats p.m. WHANGAREI and MANGAPAI-Fri days, at 8 p.m. UNION STEAMSHIP COM_?ANY OF N.Z., Agents _="V*^ |*IUB WAIUKU. *mm&' The p.s. OREGON will leave for Waiuku as under: From Onehunga: From Waiuku: Uct. Cot. ....>-» t.- ■• _ 14—Thursday, o p.m. 19-Tuesday, 6 a.m. 10-Tuesdny, 11 o.m. 21-Tbur d^y, 8 a.m. 21—Thursday, 1 p.m. 26-Tue-day, 10 a.m. 26-Tue.day, 3 p.m. 28 - Thursday, 11 am. 28-Thur.day, 4 p.m. The dr. 'Oregon' will leave Onehunga at 8 a.m. every Monday for Awhitu, Hula, and Manukau Heads, returning at 1 p.m. Wdi sail weather and other oiroumstanceß permitting. Fares; 2s 6d single. . _, _I . _ _ . Onehunga Agency at the office of the Kauri Point Sawing and Planing Mills. (._-,___ Freight, from Onehunga to Waiuku, 7s 6d per Mr A. Barnes will collect Goods for p.s. 'ohogon M.H.ROE. jK_a__S_^_. CJTEAM TO THAMES, CAR __S_^_J k> RYING PASSENGERS AND **J* y" CARGO, CONNECTINO WITH OHINE MURT, CMAUU, WAITOA PL»INS, AND MORRINS ■v ille (Plsko District). Time Tablb. . S.S. ' ROTAMAHANA' From Auckland: Frlßay, 10 morning Saturday, 10.30 morning From Thames: " Thursday, 4-afternoon Friday, 4 30 afternoon - • ' Saturday, 5 afternoon



Shippinp-. DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP CO. "• THROUGH AMERICA. VIA THE SAND .WICH INLANDS, TO LIVKRPOOL, LONDON. OR PARIS. l- Cffil_A.Tj.___:DUCTlON IN KATES OF FARES n AND FREIGHT, r Flrst-oloas through to London .. .. £88 0 "" Steerage „ „ .... 837 10 _ First-class to San Francisoo -. .. *i 0 0 Steerage „ „ (including _ bidding and all necessaries) _ ,-, £20 0 Return Tickets to San Franolsoo and Sydney ssued at 20 per oent discount off tho return fare - Rates on Wool from Auckland. ' To New York, via 'Frisco and rail overland Id lb ~ „ Panama .. ..lib . To San Franolsoo _. .. idlb I Compressed in any quantity. Freight Rates to Honolulu and San Fran ', Cisco from Auckland. Grain, Bark, Tallow, Ores (low grade), Flax,, Gum (Kauri), Hides, &c., from &l to £3 per ton. Frwqht to Sydney from Auckland. J Contracts made at Ballast Ratos for Heavy 1 Freight in quantity. General Merchandise at B owest ruling rate. To a Steamer. Oom'd'r. San Fran- To , oisoo. Sydney » Tuesday Australia .. W.Cargill — Doc IS OltyofN. York W. B. Cobb Nov. 0 - Zealandia .. H. Chevalier Doo. 7 Oot. 17 City of Sydney H.C.Dearboro Janl,'Bi Nov. 17 And Every Four Weeks thereafter. ' Apply, In London, to Gharloa Clark St Co., and ' Henry F. Glllig & Co. S. A. BEARDSLKY, Arent, Lower Ouoon-slroo.. J_r__. 2__. TTIOB EAST C*)AST PORTS i S^L X AND GI3BORNE. mBUSmSm The schooner 'MINNIE HARE,' John If. Skinner, Mastor, will take In Cargo Monday, lgth instant, and . sail on or about WEDNKsDAV, 20th instant, C. J. HUTCHINSON, Agent. «wg» TQ-. OR. LONDON. ' aISeSSS^ To Follow mX ' LoCH DoON-' "^*^^™l— The clippor barque 'HELEN DENN V,' Captain Ruth, will have quick dispatch. Good accommodation for Saloon and Steerage Passen gers. For all information apply to ORUIOKBHANK «. CO., Agents, 16, Queen-street. Auokland, Octobers, 1880. fSM^IpOR LEVUKA, FIJI. Tho Auokland Steamship Company's s s. 'SOUTHERN CROSS' Will leave Queen-streot Wharf about the 18th instant, and will orrivo at Levuka In time for passengers to attend the Sale ot Town Allot ments, at Suva, on the 22nd November. Arrangements have been made with the Union S.->. Co. to Book Passengers and Freight between Fiji, Southern Ports, and Australian Colonies at low rates. Arrangements have alio been made whereby Shippers can book through by steam direct to Tongs. Further particulars can be obtained at the Company's Office, Queen-street Wharf. W. LODDER, Manager. jgLa£ WO 11 SALE i<S3£§S¥|^ (Upon Liberal Terms). wmBBBBBsa The Schooner 'A L B A X R O S S,' 77 tons. C. A. HARRIS. 13. South British Insurance Buildings. •TK -i_ <__. TEAM TO THE THAMES J3a>3V O CONNECTING WITH TiW'KKNS.OHINEMURI, OMAHA, WAI mUIUXWI_^r»»TnA PLAINS. MORRINB - PIAKC, TK ABOIIA, AND Matj^i.tj. Divnuen... «ENXERPBISE rAND «XE AROHA.' From Auokland : ' From Thames i .— Thursday, 6.30 p.m. Friday, 7 p.m. Saturday, 8 p.m. Not responsible for shipping, carrying, or dis charging live stock. WILLIAM CARRICK, Secretary. .Sadfc^ CJTEAM TO HOT SPRINGS, j _____S__.KJ MAHURANOI, Matakana, i and Omaha. The B.S. ROSE CASEY. Al at Lloyds. ' Captain Kaspkr, For the Hot Springs—Every Tuesday, Than i day, and Saturday, at 11 a.m. , For Maliurangi-EveiT Thursday and Satm*- j day, at 11 a.m. , Far Matakana, fee, fee—Every Tuesday, at 11 , a._ru All cargo must bet down half-on-hour before alvertised time of leaving, or it will not be aken. No Parcels or GooJs taken without a shipping ote. For freight or passage apply to. J. CASEY. June 12.187 D, /(HABLES DAILEY, Auckland and North Shore, SHIP, YACHT, AND BOAT-BUILDER, ' Foot of Albert-street, near the Dock. Builder of every description of Ships' Boat's, Launches, Yachts, &c. to any size or design. Vesse's Docked aud Repaired. Spars made, &c, and all sorts of Ship Joinery done at the shortest notice. _ ' . . "''"' ' . I- stimates and Desluns furnißhed. New and Second-hand Boats always on hand, and for Sale cheap. Merchandise. "a 1l R I V E D. Per the .'Roderick Dhu,' 510 sacks FLOUR 1.0 i-Bscus FLOUR 200 sacks BRAN _ 101 Bao'<s BLACK OATS * 75 sacks OATMEAL 10 sacks PEARI-fIBARLEY- T 5 A R~R IV E. Per the 'Defiance,' 700 sacki FLOUR 240 small bags FLOUR ":'»*<" 250 sacks POLLARD 180 sacks BR A.N 300 sacks OATS. |EX LATE AREIVALS i tons BACON and HAMS U cases BACON and HAMS I Sngllßh) 42 caeeß OHEKS_. 12 cases LARD 40 kegs BUTTER 310 packs BARLE If 150 sacKs MALT; T. H. HALL & CO. pi o K~ HALE. POST. BAIL 3, PALINGS SHINGLES, HOOSE BLOCKS LIME, SHE tiLS, SAND, BRICKS Large Stock of all of all disorlptions of COALS. WOOD CUT AND UNCUT. AGENTS FOE CAEDEE BBC'S. TILES. J. CRAIG, FORT-STREET. jmOK SALE (TO AKBIVE), 'AT LOWEST MARKET PRICES Wholesale, Per Brlgantines' Peerless' and' Roderick Dhu — 15 TONS OF MEEE'S AND MoGILL'S OATMEAL 2,500 BACKS PRIMB* MILLING OATS To be followed by regular shipments throughou the reason. McKENZIE & ROSS. T> XON X S SCO., AGENTS FOR SYDNEY PAPER MILLS, '. Have always in stock a Large Supply of PAPER, comprising White, Printing, and Tea Paper Grey and Brown Wrapping, and are prepared to indent any sizes, qualities, or colours re q<Thees'e Pajpers are now largely used here, and are allowed to be superior to most imported. Cavalier Fr6re"s GenuinelFrenoh Brandies American Carriages American Hi.rncss. I To Arrive :



I Business Oards. ri SIEVENSON, FASHIONABLE TAILOB, Foot op Grey-street, Auckland. A Largo ana Well-assorted Stock ot Twkkdb and Coatings always on hand. Stylo and Fit Guaranteed. JAMES R. DeCOURCY, CARVER, GILDER, LOOKINB-GLASS PIOTURK FRAMK AND CORNICE MANUFACTURE., iiouss and sign . painter, l'al'kuiianokr, General Dkcobatob. Estimates Given Experienced workmen sent to all parts of the country. B 260, QUEEN-STREET, AUCKLAND. / .;abdei. brothers & co., kj agricultural Drain Tile and Sanitary Pipe Works, ponsonby, HAVE ON BALK -100,000 Drain Tlloa. 2to 0 Inches. Straight, lull measurement and well burned. A Largo Quantity Glar.od Socket Pipes, 3 to 21 inches. Also, Honda, Junctions, Chlmnoy Pots, etc. i all sizes. aE E A B 1) P O X__ E R COACH-BUILDERS, GREY-SIREEX, Auckland. N.B.—lron-bark Shafts, Spokes, Felloes, Bine Gum and all kinds ot Hardwood, at owost market nrioes. r I AUCKLAND STEAM W.OOD TURNING PAOT.OKY, Wyndham Street o (Next Shakespeare Hotel), Ha v Iny introduced Steam Powor, ho ia now pre pared to make a Reduction of Twenty jer Cone, oir the price of all common work. tar Country Orders punctually attended to. "*_» MB. S. L A i X, <H BURGKON DENTIST, W-U.l___S-_KY-BTR_U_T WEST, Artlflcial Teeth made on the most approved principles. A complete set from _U; Single Teeth, from 6e» Teeth Stopped, Scaled, and Extracted. Children's Tgeth regulated. JC. P E L H A M, • LADDER & BARROW MAKER. 49, VICTORIA-STREET. Every Description of Ladders, Stops, Barrows, I arrow Wheels, Clothes Horses, Clothes Boxes, Travelling Chests, &c on hand or made to order. A liberal discount allowed to Contractors and on wholesale order. Shop and Office Fittings, and all kinds of Job bing vVo.-k done by experienced workmen on tho shortest notice. N. 8.: 1 adders, Stops and Barrows lent on hire. Violins bought. One or two suporlor old Violins for solo; also, a good Violincello cheap. HW A 1 X E, • Manufacturing Tinsmith, FORT-STREET, Wishes to Inform the public that he is the only one in the Province who devotes the whole of his time to the above business, and with his facilities for working and modern appliances oan.defy competition I^DWABD BARK LE V, ARCHITECT. SIICHBURY'S BUILDINGS, QUEEN-SntEET. 1 TTENDERSON, HOUSE, SHIP, SIGN, ANl_ GENERAL] I-ROOR -A.3J*-V» PAIMIIIIi 8, WYNDHAM-STBKKT. WPHILLU-b AND SONS, OIL, • COLOUR, _fc GLASS MERCHANTS, Importers of Paperhangings, Scrim, Paints, Oils, Turpentine, Colours, Varnishes. Frenoh Polish, Gold Leaf, Artiste' Colours and Brushes, Plate Sheet, Crown, Ornamental, and Photographlo Glass, Picture Frames and TapesUy Mouldings, Clock and Compass Glasses, Glazed Shashes, Doors, &c. Glass out to size, and carefully aoked_-__ and 97. QUEEN-STREET. A M E S -B U X C H E B, CARTER, CONTRACTOR, B.C. Goods Carted and Delivered from shir's side on Shortest Notice. Ballast BuppUsd Newcastle and Boy of Islands Coal. Also, Firewood.lout Or uncut) reasonable C. fl ARL E 8 PALMER, J ._ DRAUGHTSMAN .to.*) Drawings, Maps and Plans compiled. Draws to Scale from Pough Sketoheß or Traced. Addresses, &c, Illuminated ir the Highest Style of tho Art. Auctioneers' Show Plans and Litographs. Schedules prepared for County and Highway Boards, OFFICE—2S, Queen-stroet, over National In snrance Company's Offloe. ' g. os»i ** 5 WHOLESALE AHD ' KIT AIL GROCER, PRODUCE AND PROVISION MERCHANT LOWER QUEEN-SXREEX. X*T U R A I G, LIOKHSED i PLUMBER, Having returned to Auckland, is now prepared to give Estimates for all kinds of Plumber's Work, including Laying on Water, Bell-hanging, Gasfltting, &c. &c. W.~CRAIG, ' Licensed Plumbic , j Symonds Btroet. doors above Wynyard Arms J A' NDy J. SOPP EX. • Freeman's Bay Steam Mills, And No. 101, Lower Queen-street Wharf, Auckland . ri .HAMUS UAKJtUAUK AND DKAV i FAC>"Q_i_f; JAMES MAO XI E, ...... , Pi_OPEIETOR r r. ' VICTORIA BTREET EAST, AUCKLAND. Repairs of Every Description In Wood and Iron neatly executed on the Shortest Notice. SPRINGS MADE AND REPAIRED, isr" N.B.—Country Ordorspnjiotually attended to. : MR. .MULDER, Hole Contractor to the City Council for the Emptying of Earth Closets, Privy Boxes, Cesspits, &c, is prepared to attend punctually to all requests regarding the above. Persons desiring to have the said places attended to. either weekly, fortnightly, or otherwise, con *" re the same done by leaving a notice, eithjr verbal-or written, with tho Inspector of._Nulsanoes Cltv Council Offloe, Quean-street. AMES C A I E R, CHEMIST AND DRUGGIST. HOBSON-STRBKT, Close to Wellington-street. nm- 7:W. He v c k c y. native land purchase agent. Office: 25, Queen-strbet, over National Insurance Company's Office. p. ABR IE L LEWIS; AUCTIONEER [AND GENERAL COMMIS SION AGENT, 11, Qni-KN-STREKT, AUCKLAND. THDEN TERRACE POST OFFICE. MORLEY AND WHITE, TEA DEALERS and FAMILY GROCERS. Eden Terrace, M and W. formerly with Messrs Glanville and'Kilyett). solioit tho patronage of the public. Families waited on for orders. Goods delivered any part of the town and suburbs. 1 PT~C. IUB'ONS & CO., .• COAL AND FIREWOOD YARD. HOBSON-STHBET. We draw special attention to our Reduced Cash Price List :— BestLongWood .. .. 12sperton best Sawn ditto .. ..Us ~ Whits Wood, sawn .. .. 10s ~ Best WaikatoCoal .. ..22s ~ Delivered Free wtthh. one mile of Yard. Hob . . soa-stte t. H. F. GIBBONS & CO. [Established 1865.] *m/| R T. TBAFFOBD, SURGEON DENTIST, tV AKEFIELD-STREKT, NEaB (JCEBN STRESH..



Business Cards. • "W" H. SKINNER BUILDER, CARPENTER, AND JOINER Volga _ ianb, , E.VERY DESCRIPTION OF BUI t DING 1 DESIGNED AND ERECTED, OR SUPERINTENDED ONLY, IF PREFERRED, All Branches of the Bnlldlng Trade xeoute. j by Experienced Workmen. Shop Fronts Offloe Fittings, &c, &o. BOOK-BINDING & PAPER-RULING Executed in all its Branohos, at W. L E V S\ three doors above "staiU" office. i Mot'ohant's Account Books RULKD AND BOUNO TO SUIT REQUIREMENTS, MUSIC, MAGAZINES, AND LAW BOOKS Neatly Bound. Bakers' Special Rulod Day-books. Library Books strong and cheaply bound ¥. McKE NN A TAILOK AND HABIT MAKEK, PI TT-S T R E E T, Auckland. FASHIONABLE CUTTING AND FIT GUARANTEED. ; riUKKU AND SMITH, PLUMBERS, GAS-TITTERS, BELL HANGERS, &c, Hian-BTKEET, Auckland, (Shop lately ocouplod by Mr Rout), LICENSED WATERWORKS PLUMBERS. Best or Workmanship. Moderate Cbai-Obs. orders punctually attended to. DOCTOR C. EMERSON TENNENT has Removed from Grey-ttreet to Symonds strcet, the Into resilience ot Dr. Young. HOURS Of ATTENDANCE. 0 to 10 a.m. 1 to 2 I'-ni, And 7 to 8 p.m. Sundays—l to 2 o'clock p.ra. rpiIOMAS OTEAD MA N, Late ROBERT BREWIN, SEEDSMAN AND FLORIST, Next Union Bank of Australia, QUEXN-STREET AUCKLAND. ON SALE, Maize, Oats, Bran, Chaff, and Fow Wheal; alßo,M_,nuros of all descriptions. Agent for J. Mason. Parnell. J J. AUSTIN & CO., • Wholesale BOOT AND SHOK MANUFACTURER.. A forge Stook of Pegged, Riyettso and Sawn Goods of al. sorts and sizes to soleot from. All Orders havo Quiok Despatch. COLONIAL BOOT FACTORY, 14, Wyndbam-stkeet. Auokland. CF. COOPER, • SADDLER, COLLAR & HARNESS MAKER, Uppb .Queen-street, Auckland, Three Doors above the Army and Navy Hotel. N.B.—Courier Bags, Loggings, &c, &&, made to order on the shortest notice. Charges modorftto. —... ....__—'._—.... WILLIAM DAVID DALLEN (Late Ui Burton), Baker and Confectioner Quoen-s treeel Wedding Orders, Balls, Sappor and Evening Parties punctually attended to on reasonable terms. Gentlemen and Ladios, Commodious Dining Rooms, with every convenience. Gas Apparatus for Cooking. Meals served up on the shortest notice TAIT BROTHERS MARBLE AND FREESTONE MASONS. Monuments, Head-stones, Tombs, and Iron Tomb Railings. Inscriptions exoouted n a Superior Style. Prioes and Designs i-bbb on application, Address I Corner or RUTLAND __ LORNB-STBEETS' Auokland Near Junotion ot Queen and Wakefield streets.) / PHOS. J. HARBUTT. STEAM BRUSH WORKS, VICTORTA-SHBEKT EAST, AUCKLAND. Awarded at Sydney Exhibition : Bbonke Medal and Certificate. JAMES H. BUCHANAN, MONUMENTAL MASON,: MAKBLE AND STONE MERCHANT, AND GENERAL BUILDER. SiBTABLIBHED 18 6 2.1 lA. STREET EAST, same side __• Greyhound Hotel. '. " N.B.—Dosigns of all kinds of above work for warded to Town or CrUutrr on application. USBTABLIBHIU) . i . ■V&gpSmfrlLßr CL AB X E BROTH ER S, . (Late Crombie's), Royal Fine Art Photographic Gallwukb, Opposite Union liank, CJueen-atreet, . 1 y Auokland. Flrst-olass Portraits, from C.D.V. to Life Bin at moderate pi'loos. ' Children's Portraitstaken Instantaneously. .■ - :-■ "VTEWTON VENETIAN. BL IN D 131 WO R X S.. , GE O. TUCK EB, ; VENETIAN' BLIND MAKER AND WIRE : i WORKER, ' K.4BANGAHAPK Road, Newton, ■ Venetian Blinds of the best quality made and fixed at Is per foot. Wireworfc,* of any descrip tion and pattern, mode to order, | i..... Repairs neatly exeouted. ,-.-,.;•■■ . H FIBEIK AND CO Whol__sai.«. Shipping _fc family butchers. ■ _"*;•••_: Queen-street, next Bank of Now _Cealana Auckland. Poultry of all kinds dressed to order. Prima Smoked Tongues, Home-cured Baoon. Corned Beef on Sole In largo quantities. N.B.—Dealers In Game. Live Pheasants tor warded to all parts of the oolony upon receipt ot order.Famliles waited on in town or suburbs. ARNOOK BROTHERS, SOAP AND CANDLE MANUFACTURERS, COX'S CREEK, RICHMOND. Offloe i Durham-street, Auokland. Cash Purchasers of Tallow, Wool, Sheepskins, and Bones. TO FARMERS, GARDENERS, AND OTHERS. The undersigned I are now delivering Bone dust, their own manufacture, within a radius of 3 miles of Auokland at the following prices :— Boneflour .. „,._.! per ton, Bonedust,J .. .. '.. 8 0 „ Bonedust. 2nd .. ..7 0 0 „ WARNOCK BROS. IR ELA IN v a r- UTHE RS, WOOL MERCHANTS, TAMNEES AND LKATHEK MANUFAtTra'RKEfI Importers of Saddlers' and Bootmakers, Moohinery, English and Foreign Leather, Saddlery, Saddlers Ironmongery, Boot Uppers, Grindery, Mill Be'tlng, Suotlon and Delivery Hose, fee _.„,_.___ _ Warehouses: Vulcan Lane and High-street Works: Panmure, Auckland. Constituents' .orders promptly and careful]} executed' TO BUTCHERS. SETTLEBS, FAB. IMERS, AND OTHERS. The Undersigned are Cash Purchasers o: Hides, Sheepßktns, Wool, Tallow.Boeewax, too. _Ec, at highest market rates, in any quantity. Consignors direot will have prompt and lm mediate oaeh remlttanoes returned at Batisfac tory rates. ,__*»} •.••■:.-• i



I . Fublic Notices. Ar\ o r Ob A T H \JC to Ronrti Publio hot, Cold, and Shower . Baths, Viotoria-street East, Charge, ONE SHILLING. Open all week days from 7 a-m. to 8 P.m., and Sunday Mornings from 0 till 10 , a.m. The Bath-rooms are all private, and bup ' plied with every oonvenienoe, Turkish towels, lesh and hair bruihes, oombs, respirators, soap, _fco Select bath-rooms (private) for Ladies every • day, at all hours, with female attendanos, Onb Shilling. Please note the address i—Victoria l street East, above the Greyhound Hotel, and j next the Cheap Bedding and Furniture Mart Auckland EMUERA LAND AND BUILDING COMPANY (LIMITED). The Company is now prepared to negotiate for tho rain (under the deferred payment system) of Choice Tilla Sites at Remuera. The sites are unsurpassed for situation and view, are within easy dtstanco of the train, and 'busses run hourly ' to and from Auokland, Sites can be obtained to Bult purchasers, varying in size from one aore and upwards. The Company is also prepared to advance money to tho purchasers of altos for the erection ' of buildings thereon. Further particulars- can be obtained at the , Otllco, Shortland-street. ' F. A. WHITE, Secretary pro tern. NEW ZEALAND INVESTMENT, AGENCY, noting solely in Interest of in vestors. Persons oontemplating Bottling on or investing In land will save money by communi cating with tho ManagorofthsN.Z.lnvestmsnt Aaenoy, P. 0., Auokland. Persons having pro porty to dispose of will And It to their advan tage to enter thi same on tbo lists of tho Agonoy. State full particulars and lowest tcrmß that will bo accepted clear of conmlaslon and charges of • ovory description. Kntly fso, Ono Shilling for eaoh individual ontry. No further charge made ■ to sellers.—Temporary address, until suitable olllcos can bo secured: Tho Manager, N.Z. In vestment Agonoy, P. 0., Auckland. PROFESSOK FRASER has Removed from Prlnoos-stroet to Ponsonby Road, opposite top of Franklin Road. Mrs Eraser , will moot her Phonographlo Pupils on Monday Afternoon and Evening as usual. Now pupils invited. Persons wishing to undorgo Phrenological' Examination may do so by writing, when an appointment will be made. No extra charge made for examining Families at thoir own , homos. VILLA SITES, CAMPBELLVILLE, PONSOnBY. Mr Jonw Campbell has instructed the under sign od to dirposo of all bis Choion Villa Sites as above. These allotments, havinti a largo frontage to Ponsonby and Shelly Beach Roads, Curran, Emmett, aud f arstlcld Btro«ts, are unsurpassed for position, view of harbour, size, &o. The allotments are marked off on tho ground. Prico and terms on application. DIQNAN _X ARMSTRONO, i and S, Imperial Chambers, Vulcan Lane. < ART UNION DRAW ING. j 1,000 SUBSCRIBERS AT Js EACH. 60 PRIZES. I PRIZES-1 BUILDING ALLOTMENT Eaoh.' 60 PRIZBS-FURbJITURE. Consisting of 6 Cheats of Drawers, 2 Clioffo nlers, 12 Tables, 1 Drawing-room Sulto,' 4x3 Chairs, 1 Bednteadß, G Easy Chairs, 6 Lamps, 2 Treadle Sewing Machines. 2 Elegant Clocks. 7 Looking Glasses, 2 Withstands and Waro, and 2 Couohos. Furniture first-class workmanship, and will! be on exhibition a fortnight before Drawing takes place. COO Subscribers already guaranteed. Tickets lo be had at owner's Olllco, Hobson stroet. 5 doors from Victoria-street (opposite Lyceum), and Ponsonby Road, in Shop opposite Franklin Road. •St <_> t i c i Uppor Symondi-etreet, Newton. Road, Eden Terraco, Eingeland Road, Mount Eden and New North Road. F. KILRAE KINLOCH, Chemist and Druggist, Upper Si nionds-Btreet, Reapeotfully solicits tho support of the residents - - - - 01 atiovu aißtrlcU, — ■O i M O T A L. J. Mackinlay. Sign and Tioket Writer, has removed from Darby-street to Klliot-Btroet, a fow doors above Cousins and Atkln, Coaoh Builders. Writing done for tho trade. "VTEW ZEALAND FERN'S Unmounted, or Mounted, in Sets ot From 12 up jo 126 Varieties. Also in French Polished Mottled Kauri Boxes, eaoh containing either 25, 60, 76.100 Or 126 varieties. The 25 r arlety Boxes, as above .. _D The 100 . - „ .. .. a For Sale by ERIC CRAIG, PRINCKS-STPKEI' "DONESi BONESI IiONEIS Bought in any quantities for Cash at the Freeman's Bay Bone Mills, and at No. 101, Lower Queen-street, by] J. & J. SOPPKT THE PEOPLE'S FRIEND. Sanford'a is and always will be the Cheapest and Best plaoa to puroho.e your FRUIT and PROVISIONS. Note the prices:—Best Fresh Butter and Eggs ; Good Sat Butter, 6d and 8d per lb ; Bacon and Cheese, Gd to 8d lb; Apple .Sd and 4d; Oranges, from la per dot:; Honsehold Flour, 2d lb; Hobart Town Jams, OJd per tin ; Canterbury and Auck land'PotateCß, very prime; Maizo and Fowl Wheat, Dairy-fed Perk; Pork Chops, 6d lb; Pork and German Sausoge; Celebrated Scotch Black Puddings, 61 lb ; Pork Pies, fresh daily; Pigs' Heads, Foot, and Tongues, cookod every evening. Cash Buyer of Pork And Poultry.— Victoria street, corner of Albert-street ' THE WORKING MEN'S GROCER.- City Market.-R. L. Meek takes this opportunity of thanking his Customers for the very liberal support they have favoured him with since commencing business, and trusts, that by a strict attention to buslneSß, together with civility, dispatch, and a good article, to merit a continuance ot the same. R.L.M. would call special attention to his Stook of New Sea son's Teas, having a Splendid Family Mixture at 2b 61 per lb. He also calls attention to his (Groceries, which in price and quality cannot be surpassed. His provisions are in prime condi tion; the Best Canterbury and Walroa Cheese, which only requires a trial to b* appreciated, and at prices bo low as to come withm thereach Of all. He has great pleasure in announcing to his patrons and the general public that his rapidly increasing trade has induced him to make arrangements for a constant impply Of the Beßt Fresh Butter obtainable in this province for their benefit, so that they may rely upon getting a really good article at a small cost, bis motto'b.ing, Small profits and quiok returns.— Note the Address; R. L. MEBK, let Shop inside City Market, entrasco off Quoen-utreet,||Auok* land.—Families waited upon If or orders, land goods delivered. . . CIHESTS OFDRAWERB in Kewa Pewa / (honeysuckle) or Mottled Kauri are now selling at the following prioes for cash:- Hand some Chest of Eight Drawers, £6; Five Drawer Chests, -.1 :Three Drawer Chests, S3 ss. Suites re-upholstered by a first-class I upholsterer at reasonable prices. A New Designed Walnut Suite ready, to upholster to order.—W. NORRIE, Cabinetmaker toD Of Shortland-utrast. , y I^TOTJtCE;— The Lady about 1 own writes JJV to say that Williams's is the Cheapest House in town for Fancy Drapery and Small Goods. A splendid lot of Ladies Underolothing, Back Combs, Belts, and Neck Frilling (all prices from 2d a yard); a nioe variety Of Gilt and Black Brooches and Earrings, cheap... Ladies from the country would do well to buy their goods at Williams's, Cheapest House in town, foot of Grey-street, four doors from Market entranoe (opposite Damoier's). Open till 9 p.m. mHE CITY OF AUCKLAND OrSINO AND CLEANING ESTABLISHMENT. . RICHMOND AND WELLESLKY-STREKT EAST, W. EDG AR, Pboprietoi-. Have Just received a I Large Stock of i the Newest Dyes for the most fashionable colours In' Shawls, Opera oaks, Babies' Dresses, &c, &c Silk and Satin Ureases Cleaned or Dyed and Well-flnißhed. Ostrioh Feathers [Cleaned or Dyed anyshode and well Cured. Gentlemen's Clothing Cleaned, Renewed, or Dyed'in Color at short notice, • r> .-.-■ .ill Hats, Feathers, Sheepskins Cured, Cleaned or Dyed. tsr Orders left at the City Establishment. Weilesley-street East, will meet with prompt attention. Ladles and gentlemen waited upon by leaving their address, personally or by post AUCKLAND AZURE BLUE, The Cheapest in the Market. Challenges competition_with the best imported. It is made of the purest and best materials; Is easily and perfectly soluble; produces a most brilliant colour; (and will never settle in tho olothes. Sole Manufacturer: Jos. Burgess, -Russell-street. Great North Road. Sole Agents: Meß.rs G. W. Owen & Co. AUCKLAND GaS COMPANY LIMITED. The Directors of the Auokland Gas Company j Limited have res olved on making the following reductions in the Price to be charged 'for Gas consumed by meter :— • In the City and Suburbs, where the price has been 12s 6(1, to be reduced to 16s per 1000 cubic feet, subject tea discount of Is 8d per [ 1000 cubic feet, as per conditions on printed accounts. In the districts whero the price has been 15b, to be reduced to 12s 6d per 1000 cubic feet, _. subject to a discount of 2s 6a per 1000 cubla feet, as per conditions on printed accounts. ______n_____________i



Publio Notices. ... ,'.;.jA_Kfe: '■■■■';,, | QALB OF WAIMATE PLAINS. WEST COAST, NORTH ISLAND, •■■CrOwn Lands Offloe, Wellington, 9th September, 1880. It la hereby notified that 127 Sections of Land i in the abovenamed locality will be offered for sale on deferred an immediate payments. The seotions on deferred payments will be open for application on Monday, the 25th Octo ber, at the Land Oflloes, Carlyle and Hawera. Soctlonß for which there are more than one ap \ plication will, be submitted to auction, between the applicants only, on Thursday, the 28th Ooto- The price of Land on deferred payments will be£sanaore. Five shillings psr aore wlllhat'O to be deposited on making application. Each applicant will only be allowed to apply for one eootion on deferred payment!. Applicants for land on deferred payments may send their applications and deposits, with : statutory declaration as required by "The ' Land Aot, 1877," through p.st to Land Offloe, Oarlyl . Patea, to arrive on or before the 20th Ootober. Envelopes should bo marked "Ap- Dlicatlon (or deferred payment land, Waimftte Survey District.'' i Tho land on immedfato payments will be Bold by public auction, open to all bidders, on Fri day the 28thOotobef, at Hawer«.. Upset price, £1 an acre. ' ' On immediate payment there aro 88 seotions, ranging from 50 acres to 100 acres each. On deferred payments thero arei39 seotionß, ranging from SO acres to 80 acres each. Colored lithograph plans may bo scon at all tho Lind Offices of .the colony on and after tho 15th Inst. Information as to tho mode of making appli cations for Land on deferred payments, and the necessary forms, may bo had from any [of the Commissioners of Crown Lands, I W.BOLLE-TON. > Minister of Lands, IHAVE only a few pieces left of the Black Silk Grenadines, assorted fancy stripes and extra bright finish ; 13s the dross of i 6 yards.—F. Tomlinson, Draper, Parnell. YOUI.G WOMEN'S INSTITUTE AND BOARDING-HOUSE, Queen-street. Open daily from 10 a.m. till 9.30 p.m. Dinner and Luncheon from 12 to 2 p.m. Tea from 4 to 7 p.m. '•'• Boarding-house for Young Ladies who are occupied during the day. Terms on application to the Secretary. W orklng Parties and other Social Gatherings are hold during the week. •/ :'i ■ Governess Agenoy and Lending Library In connection with the Institute. -VT o- W - L- A N DIN G. «.-•**; EX 'LAPWING,'^ ' .'; , 000 Sacks PRIME OAMARU POTATOES, for Seed or Eating.- G. S. ~ A~K IN S, . CUSTOM-HOUSE-STREEt. ' GARDENING. -J. P. Slattery, Practi cal Gardener, Wellington-street (opposite Mr Wood, Butchor), U prepared to do all Kinds of work in his line of business—Laying Out New Grounds, making Terraces, Croquet Lawns, Heaenre and Ornamental Grounds, and putting Gardens and Lawns in thorough good repair ; all in the neatest manner. Gardens taken by the year and kept in the best ct order, according to contract. Terms reasonable. GkW-' A Ah' h TE R s GENERAL GARDENER, ETC.. Begs to inform tbo Inhabitants of Auokland and neighbourhood that ho undertakes tho care of Gardens by the day or month. GOOD WORKMANSHIP GUARANTEED. Address:—The GoyJßNon„_nnoTi__u--..-HOTBL. IVriLLINERYI MILLINERY MrsMAOKRILL, Karanoahapf Road, Is now showing ono of the Finest and Cheapest Stocks of MILLINERY in Auokland. Hats, Bonnets, Feathers, Ribbons, Laces and Friilinas; Kngli.h and French Flowers, In great variety. Noto the Address — MRS. MAG Xlf ILL, Milliner, Dress and Mantle Maker, Two doors from Post Office, Newton. TO THE TRADE, BUILDEKS, AND BRICKLAYERS. ' Anchors, 13ib. to 421b., at 3d per lb. Chimney Bars, Ijd per lb, all sizes, and Iron work of every description at lowest rates. J. MoEVVEN,' . . Lower Albert-street. Tv N S A' VL E. Slates English and American Cemont Now landing. KEANE & JENKINSON. SWALLOW ft ABIELL'S superior re. fined Treacle and Golden Syrup in lib. and ' 21b. tins; casus of ljc wt„ 2c if t, 3.wt. and 6Jcwt. each; also, in bottles and elegant ornamsntal canisters. To be had of all storekeepers.— Refinery: Melbourne Victoria, -XTOBEL'S PATENT DYNAMITE to contraotol.s, mlneks, quarrymbn and Others, c; porter & co.. ; BOLE AGENTS FOR Till NORTH ISLAND. FOB • THE ABOVE DYNAMITE, , Beg to call attention to the Reduotlon In the Prico of Nobol's Best, or No. 1. Dynamite, whloh is now being sold at TWO SHILLINGS AND SIXPENCE per lb., with Liberal Discount to tho Trade and Large Bayers. Also, to its great strength, as compared with other explosives. After repeated trials by tho largest oontraotois in the Australasian Colonies, tho results prove beyond dispute that *' NOBEL'S" DYNAMITE is tho Most Powerful ond Economical, being fully Fifteen Per Cent, stronger than the Aus tralian-made Dynamite and Lithofracteur. NOBEL'S DYNAMITE Is Unequalled' for the following purposes :— M-nino, Qcarhying, Blastino (In hard or soft, wet or dry rook). Tunnelling, Breaking up of Wrecks and Sunken Rocks, Sf___ttl-.0 Tree Stumps, Boulders, &c, &0.. Nodongw from tamping. Its Safety has be6h completely demonstrated by tho absence of accidents either In transit, in storage, or in any legitimate use. It is insensible to heavy-Bhocks, a per onssion cap being required to develop its Giant Po*er. Printed instructions" tor ttslni. issued with every package;. Necessary Double Tape Fuse and Caps always in stock. Price reduced. Ten Tons of the above Just Landed, ox 'Johnßull. ... ■ ■~ ,; ~: ■- .!■ ; i J Mr Gorman, the Company's Instructor, is now in Auckland, and on application will give any information regarding this explosive. . ~, f ,; ,c. pOrtek~& Co., i - HARDWARE MERCHANTS. AUCKLAND; xroi. : . \.H-p:&.''l' "iß'd'.ti. .. TANKS I TANKS 11 TANKS!!! i Sy" P' iv A: R KB ' 'B,"* ... has For Sale (Cheap) . About 65 ot the^above. i Also, SUPERIOR CORRUGATED IRON ■i :TANKS_' :■' - '''".' From <J2 andu ward ' Complete with tap ready for use; also, : A Large Stock of y. -^ _ j SPOUTING, RIDGING, DOWN.PD?E_ fco„ &c, ;'{, So. ' ■ ■ Always on Hand, at his GALVANISED IRON AND LEAD PIPE STEAM WORKS, : Victoria-street east Auckland yOUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN . ASSOCIATION, Corner of Wellbsley andAlbbrt-str-skts LIBRARY AND READING-ROOM. , The READING-ROOM is oomfortablyfurnlshed, and is suplied with English, American, and Colonial Papers; Napier, New Ply mouth, Wellington, Christchurch, and " Dunedin Newspapers; Illustrated Jour nals, including the •'Graphic," "llluS' trated London News," '"Punoh," &c. MAGAZINES — Blaokwood's, Harper's, MacMillan's, "Eclectic"and "Nineteenth Century" "All tho Year Round," "Argosy, etc, etc. REVIEWS-Ttxe "Quarterly," " Edinburgh," " Princeton," etc, etc. -Subscription—2b 6d per Quarter. Tho LIBRARY contains upwards of 2.000 vols., in the various departments of Literature, New Works frequently added. Subscription- 2s 6d per Quarter. FILES kept of aU the Leading Colonial an<* LocalNewßpaperß. - - DRAUGHTS, CHESS, &c, In Reading-room Tea and Coffee Provided. V O U N G MEN Are invited to avail themselves of theadvan tages offered by the Association. 1 /|_r Information gladly given at the Rooms which are OPEN DAIMT from 8 _wm tl _______■_______________________________■



-... ; ;y Frospeotna.. i ... npHfc INDUSTRIAL & PROVIDENT PERMANENT BUILDING, LAND AND INVESTMENT SOCIETY OF AUCK LAND. ...i- 3 v." Incorporated under the Building Societies "jJX/.'lj (Act, 1880; j ~. , OARO Off MANAGEMENT :- President: ' thomas peacook, ksq., mayor, Vice-President : : alfred george horton, esq. •-' Treasurer: thomas micky, esq. Directors: . ~ mb. graves aicein mr, gko. iiolbship, „ "jas.'slaikie ■> j. j. holland. ■_j E_>.; BAKTL-tY ;: ; „ " JOHN MARSHALL .. JAS. DACKB . .. O. B. STONE „ H.G.WADI-. ... .j II '■ 'BAteEßfl: _i ">■'■ "■■ '' national bank ob" new zealand. Solicitor : j ' i MB. K. A. MACKECHNIIS. V. __ "^ : Manager : mr. George fraser. Temporary Office, No. 6, South Brltißh Insurance Buildings, Queen-street. This Society is established on the Mutual Permanent Principle ; its object being as set forth in the Bates, to cnaSle its members i. To purchase land for building purposes. . ■■• 2. To purchase or build dwelling-houses, ; business premises, and public buiiaihgs. 3, To borraw money, upon the security of land, dwelling-houses, business premise ~ and public buildings. -.:•':> . 4. TO redeem mortgages. * 6. To invest money. In large or small sums, without liability. ", 0. To provide means for the profitable In vestment of savings, and for other pus purposes, for the mutual benefit of its -'■' -''"''members.'..' . ' .'_;, ■ ,',,"'''..'''' The above objeots ore ot a kind to recommend themselves to all classes of the community, and to induce 'the' P»oyiden_* Pontic to glvetthe Society their support.' y • .:« **'' The chief ainvof the Soolety Is to help those who are endeavouring to help themselves, aid tp afford facilities to" the industrial and working classes for the .acquisition of freeholds end, the building or purchasing of dwelling-houses, thus enabling thon3_._whl.lp.Pssupyin_j.the same, to be their own landlords with the. prospect (after a brief [time) 6f being free from THE payment OF EITHER RENT OR INTBRIBT. ' ',' * ' '„' mV^STIt. G SHARES.' ] [['. ' " T " o Society offars accommodation to all classes, and holders of Shares mayreaU c the highest rate of: Interest consistent with' sound and steady progress combined with safety, and the mutual benefit of members. , , < .. - The' payments are so fixed that the humblest can become membors, whilst at the same time every opportunity is afforded for tho Investment of large amounts. ■■■' "'"» C Investing Members are entitled to be credited with Interest at 8 per cent per annum, and share in tho Profits. BORROWING SHARES. Money may be borrowed for long or sbort periods upon eeourity of land, freehold or lease hold houses, business premises, or publio build ings, or for the purpose of building, in which L-__ur o_o._o tho advances ore made bj_Jnstal ments as the building progresses. The mosey borrowed may be repaid by weekly, fortnightly, monthly, quarterly, or yearly instalments in ad vance. Borrowing members share In the profits, andmay, with the consent of tho Board, either re duce or extend the period over which the loan was originally made repayable. Members joining during the month of October will be entitled to participate in the profits of the whole year ending 30th September next. Borrowing members can havo Immediate advances for the purpose of bui'dlng or assist ing iii the purchase, of property, for which every j facility is afforded by. the Society. The following tabie shows the weekly and yearly payments required for a given- number of'years to repay a loan of £100 = fire borrowed shares ot £20 each. . • *•: .: i | For 6 Shares •• " —y _irly Per Share of £20 = * 610?- - . Interest. Per Per • ;, > Per week week annum Total. , Percent. B. n. 8. d. & s.d. S. b. d. -3 s. d. In 3years 3 2 15 10 41 3 _ 123 10 0 - 7 16 8 Ua I seats 2 6 12. 632 100 130 00 = 7.'10 10 , In 5 years 2 1 10 6 27 1 8135 8 4 = 7 18 In 6 years 1 10 9 2 23 10 BU3 92 = 7 i 10 In 7 years 1 8 8 '4.2113 4 162 18 = 7 810 Inßyears 16 .7 ,6,19 18 0156 7 6=7 OHi InlOybars 1 3 'fl 3;16 5 0162 16 B^6 67J -The above repayments are Irrespective of prb^ fits, In which Borrowers are entitled to partici pate along with Investors, and whloh will, in proportion to the amount annually realised, Btil further reduce the term of payment. Investigation aw Affairs.—At the end o each financial year a thorough and complete In vestigation of the Society's affairs is made, and the profits ascertained.', j -ii £b |fi S "V" " "_"' J* .—_- mm + .. Further particulars may be obtained from the printediißulesiof'the* Society ".Oi! "torn the Manager, or from any Member of the Board. From and after Mondiy, ith October, the BoirdwllM ready tcf receive _t_._li_ttidris from persons •deslrious of :b-Qwning Mem bers, ~.,,.[ , o ioi_q ~,.,-. aosuul /JUtV A Subscriptions «,i\d repayments ape received any week_duripgoffice;hour_v but4'the weekly pay-day of the Sooiety Is, Monday. _ ...y *" Temporary offices—No.' 6, South Brltißh .In surance Buildings, Queen-street.■;. i _n_ V _r«_ Qfflcs. Hoursr-Doily, 9 to 5V- ( Saturdays. 9 till noop: Saturday Evenings^ till 8 o'olook. : ' '"'"'"' ' 'jPuplication. .--.;■_ ,i. "£? &''s. OB iX^: ~.,.,_ 4 Auckland Almanac P ROjYi.NiP I A : L; $H^cP*flr9 r? X ~«JW »,ai>_#^g«'V_»B •».!*•! BTiua Jiaujfati 'S' :iS aL Df,t . w a an:; :> n l v<" 3>: ■ * Will. CONTAIN SPECIALTIES O* A NEW AND ATTBionVI CHAKACTER, AND WILL BE THE BE S T SHI LLI NOyV p IBM! Ever Offered fo the Public 1 KAMQCTIffO g ;■!■■.■-;<\t^i <| The afm df'tiils^otk'ls to describe In an interesting manner tho vast resources, the cli mate, and the scenery of the Auokland Provin olal District; its mountain a., harbours, rivers and lakes; its Joreßts and Its plains; itscnlti vated and waste lands: and to show forelgt capitalists that our.genial dime, rich lands mineral -products, and Intelligent, go-oheao people, offer inducement .to intending investor! or settlers superior to those of any other part OJ thewdrld.' '~ _.'..',.'- : Other Colonial' Handbooks hare invariab'j misrepresented this naturally rich and baauti ful Province, while the pages of the above wort are devoted entirely to setting forth Auckland. capabilities, and its many superior advantages In addition to which. the fullest information i . afforded of all political, so-ial, and religioui . matters of Provincial or Colonial importance. As each year the contents are ro-writtcn, nnt ' the statistical information brought.up to thi 1 latest date, the annual volume becomes a valu able work of referenoe, worthy of a permanen | plooe in every colonist's library. ■' '■'• '■' ~!' ' ; ,:J .This interesting publication Is designed so lei; , to further the prosperity of the Colony, and thi ■ ; price charged is merely nominal. GUARANTEED; CIRCULATiON...;..S,OOO I Last year's entire issue was sold comploiel; out in six weeks. '"' " j As the book has now become a work of dailj reference in tho home of • every Bottler through out the Province, and is in use in all publii offices throughout' the Colony,, and,in,.inan: " leading places abroad, it may, with confidence We described as the beßt permanent medium o ' : advertising offered to business men. .



JE*r6Bpeotni_»'- X> BOS P E C T U S OF THE ' NEW ZEALAND TIMBER COMPANY (LIMITEP). Capita 1...........'.. ..» ...*50,600 Iff 10.0ilO.SHABES OV «5 EACH, 8,000 Paid-up Shares to Vendors 1,000 Shares reserved for Company _OCK> Shares offered to the PabUo on the following terms: Ten ShiUintrß on Application; Ten Shilling, on T6niuotmont the remaining Jtonr Poun_s in * Four Calls of Twenty ShUllngs per Share at Intervals of Three Months. tousextenaOng the payments over a ■•period of Twelve Months from day of allotment. Provisional Directors Graveß Alokin, Esq. Wmi F. Hull, Esq. Henry Brett, Esq. T. T. Masefleld, Esq. Herman Brown. Esq. D. H. MoKenMe, Esq. L. Ehrenfried. Esq. '. '. Charles Ring, Esq. C. A Harris, Esq. J. M. Shera, Esq. C. A. Harri., Jan„ Esq. O. B. Stone, Esq. George Harper, Esq. • Capt. James Thomas. Bolioitors : * Messrs. Ruasell and Devore.' ~ BANKBBS Tho National Bank of New Zealand (Limited). OFFICE 7, South British Insurance Buildings. Brokers. ' ':•.'•'' ' __ The Members of the Brokers' Assoolatlon-C. Alexander, J. F. Clarke, Frater Brothers, W. Ilood, B. Home, J. M. Lennox, J. Mow bray, J. B. Morpeth. J. Newman, A. Saun ders, and aViokerfc. '-} ThlsCompany is prcdeoted for the purpose of purohaßlilg and osrrying on the Wbangapoua law Mill and Timber Business, at present oon ducted by Messrs. C. A. Harris,, senior atad junior; X hive agreed to Sell to the Company their Forests. Mills, Machinery, Plant. Tools, Gear, Wharves, Store, Stock, Logs, Houses, Sawn' Timber at Mill, Booms, Dams. Hallway Tramw_«S° Spare Machinery, and Leases of SS in-West Onstom^ouseHStreet, the wholeoomplete (per Stock Llst,^athe same has Juit beeTvaluedV Messrs T. T. MaßefleM and Johnson, whose reports are appended), for the _u?m of _328°383 _s __, and -.11,608 for forests and allotments in West Custom-house^trset; pay able, £25,000 to paid-upl "hares,3ooo or' fo™1" ---tion of Company out ofAllotment Call, *4.00»™ three months out of ths first CaU. and «3,000 each out ot the three ren__dnlngC^. without interest, leaving toe Company the whole of the __r__C_Ulof -32.M0Md .BlftOO out of each of the , last three. Thus- To • ■' :^ -r6oapany. Vendors & s.d. & s.d. On^pllcatlon, 108 jer 2WO fl 0 On^toent, J? er a .X 0 0 Ist Call, three months, _ _»s par share ...,y^_ ; i • hW " «• 2nd Call, six months, 20s •««_.* i a pershare LIIBIS B 3J3BS i J Brti Call, nine months, 20s per share 1,000, 0 0 ( , .WW V v Ith Call, twelve months,- >*- « fl *.' . 20a per share .. .. J.OOO 00 S,mi 0 V *~5151T615 3*1i883 i 9 Making a total of £20,000. Considering tne good condition of the Plant, and that numbers of the logs are at the booms, U £ confl_-ently,expact_4 »___* l*r«e return wiU be avSlable before the expiration of the first year of the Company's existence. ThecSantity 1 otkiurl timber-in ,tne ; r various bushis gat wLingaKoua is esflmtted by the vendors at about one hundred and fifty mUllon feet, besides large quantities of other timber that will ultimately become valuable. The different busheß are Htuated in a circle round the harbour, as will be Been from toe map of the property, sothatall areythoroughly amiable. Mo-_-oftoetim_»r_sVß^l_antoaodoMjM"ot , out at alow rate. A considerable q."»«-«ty'_SS_.S? trammed out, making the supply indoMndent of freshes; and ViTuigapoaa is.noted for alwavaltiavinga supply of logs. The railway, SoTuMriyflniahidr^UdeUverall the timber 11 toe western slopes intodeep water at asinall ; 'Xveral contracts are let, all of which wiU be finished within the next few months; and at the suggestion of.he valuators an arrangemciit la _.:opo_ed by which Mr C. A. Hams, j on. will S&plete them alt and settle with the various contractors as they complete their contracts. . .Ihe store does asafe and lucrative business, ; as oaiibe Been from tho annexed statement of net profits fbr the l«t four years. To do a • larger business at Whangapoua the company will only have to Increase the number of men employed, as all plant, machinery and tools necessary are already on the ground, and by working the present plant up to its full cap ability of production, vis.. 10.000 feet per week the cost will be lessened and the business made even more profitable. To obtain toe capital necessary to do this, together with the anxiety of Mr Harris, sen., to retire from business, are the principal reasons forthe present proprietors parting with the property. The allotments to (West Custom-House-Btreet are rented from the Harbour Board at £200 per annom, and are well situated and convenient forthe business; and when it 1b considered that the leaselfor 66 years gives the right to the water frontage, itis evident that they will Shortly be oomeveiy valuable. It lis proposed to erect upon these allotments efflcl. Nt but inexpensive sawing planing and moulding machinery, which when ,■ wi 1 make 1 the concern thoroughly complete andoompaot |ln every-rea- . Pect. . . ■ • • '■.;' ' .':>' ■ ALLOTMENTS, AUCKLAND. NoU.'2., 29, _&,81. h'avlngafrontage <A\ 2ol feet to Custom-House-Btreet w_>Bt. by:7o feet deep with an additional 100 feet into the harbour. 68 years* leaae, 6i years to run, with right to water frontage.." '"'' '*:'_;. .... y, *'. .: ". '* Agnoilltural'Show. AUCKLAND AGRICULTURAL AND ~ ' PASTORALiABSOCIATION. ;/ __' "W __. *v" '£iii P$MM '«! 0i AT GREEN-LANE, ELLERSLir. M O N DAY a'AND : TUESDAY. Tft_ r.. :i:-MOV.'BTH'.IAND!>9TH,**IBBO" .'"!' (Being the Anniversary of the Birth of H.R.H. -■Hi c.i,-, ti ;thoPrlnoe«)f Walis).. :i-' •'•" u-tuvV!** Assoplation offers PRIZES for— BLOOD AND DRAUGHT HORSES. CATTLK AND SHBBP OF KVERY BREED SW__S__.POULTRYjDOHSi i <__! fl eAM_r*_^o_suc__ -' _3jp_i__i__Hi's*r_.'A^b' Other articles of LOCAL MANUFACTURE, and ' t IMPI_i^NTS ffMPb__T_iD), &0. All Entries must be made to tho Secretary on or before SATURDAY, October 30. .no r. MO ■V^fcl.'iAM'i'MciVAL, , X 0 W 01'; S'' < • Secretary. UCEDAND AGRICULTURAL AND PASTORAL ASSOCIATION. ANNUAL SHOy^OV. 8 AND 9,1880. SPECIAL PRIZE. . ' SILVER CUP, by tho New. Zealand Loan and Mercantile Agenoy Company (Limited). ' For the best pair of 6 Ewes Suckling Lambs of any breed, best adopted for the production of Wool, and the bona fide property of one owner. i ■ - WM. PBRCIVAL. Secretary. a MoGUIRE, ©• COACH PROPRIETOB, 1 Buns a Coaoh dally to meet the train at Te Awamutu. * , ■» •( 0 Horwis and Buggies on fllre. ' O " Orders by Poet or Telegraph promptly 1 attended to. 1 LIVERY AND BAIT STABLES. 3 ALEXANDRA. t ( j-y. O < D .. L >jv. jj , s V_/. TIME TABLE: , Leaves Onehunga— I Leaves Auckland -8.30 a.m. . I :: 12 noon. 23 P.m. ' I 1.30 p.m. c Saturday nights— 3 6.Sop.m. * 1 '11p.m. ' Special Coaches as per Agreement. , XTELLY'S ROYAL MAIL LINE OF t ________ COACHES to Ohinemutu, Hot Springs, and Taurapga, leaving Taoranga every Mon , day Wednesday, and Friday, at 8 *-to-i**» 1 returning every Tuesday. Thursday, and Satur -9 day. Through to Napier. Wednesday, at 8 am. - __»a. Usu^fw»"tt«fv» . of SlXdsTfo?B^ m£ Spring street. ._ f m BRIERLEY'S AUCKLANU AND 8 X. ONEHUNGA'BUa HME TABLE. Leaves Auckland Leaves Onehunga pfl r onooßite Greyhound Hotel) (Hardlngton's Hotel 1 p.m. 10.45 a.m. ?'6.So'p.m. •' ■■- 3,30 p.m. ' r Suhdam: •• a.m."'1 : '■" ■'■'-•'■' ■ __80'fr.to. " 0 |71 QUICK'S TIME TABLE 7 S} c from ' AUOKLAND AND WHAU. ,- eaves Auckland 1 Leaves Whasi _li_J_.?°°B .' «- B.Boajn. . ' Gpjn. , % Sp.m, ~ , Saturday—Leaves Auokland, i p.mi and



Amusements. . : , y TH EAT R E \& YA L Manager. ...P. Doran. A GRAND MUSICAL AND VARIETY ENTERTAINMENT wiU be given for tho Benefit of MRS REBjS and FAMILY by Local Amateurs and Pro fessionals (Ladles and GWntlemen), , and the Band of NO. 5 Co. Under, the patron-go and presence of Hte Worship the Mayor (T. Peaopc.. »« fk the Members of the City Council, Members of the House of Representatives, the Friendly Socie ties, and the Licensed Victuallers' Association. FRIDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 16. ■ ; Tickets to be had every where. remember the Object of the BeneKlT ON this occasion., _y Prices :-Dress Circle, 4b ; Stalls, 2s 01 .Pit, Is. Doors open at 7.15; to commence at 8 sharp. THOS. BAB-SWELL, ti ..Secretary. ■• \ RTILLERY BAND. MOONLIGHT TRIP ; On Board thi P.S. •Toi.oabibo' BY THE ;' !,, lk , a. b T"r;L',L'"1E; b* y ' '"h;a:':N" d ' '. ON MONDAY, THE 18TH OCTOBEE, 1880. pausing in the Northoote Hall. £ ;.. Boat starts sharp at 8 o'olook. Tickets (including dancing), Is 6d. 0. M. BORTHWICK, .Secretary. ARTIL LE R V BAN D. PROTESTANT ALLIANCE FRIENDLY SOCIETY OF AUS TRALIA. ALEXANDRA LODGE, 63. The First Anniversary, of theabove willbe Celebrated on TUESDAY EVENlNG,^otober I»_by a Soiree, Concert, and Quadrille Party. "_?ea on the table at half-past sir. Dancing to commence at half-past nine. "„_,i_„ ___;„_» Single Tiokets.Bs.: Double,6s._: teWM™ Concert only. Blngle Tiokets, 25.; Double, 35.! o at jlnablo from any of the Brethren. ■ A. B. GRIFFITHS, See. of Committee. „„,, fA.RG___FF_THS. M.v.6 ■{ j. Donaldson. . • lieotnreß. ' NEWTON CONGBEGATIONAL i SUNDAY-SOHOOIi. A LE~c¥u RE , ■, Will be given by Mr J. BLACKMaN*; * In Aid of the BniLDitfO Fund Of the ,',i.,','■;''.•. .. ABOVJftSoKDAY-SOHOOL,, ~:', .:• ''•'•' '" TO-NIGHT, OOTOBEB UTXtt 1880. Subjeot of Leoture: "Mt RWxtoEoribNß of " Eliza Cook: and Hebi Poets?." j . With Musioal Illustrations.. Admission. :—Adults, Is; Children; Ud.' . To commence at 7.30 p.m. Tiokets maybe obtained from Messrs, Glaa vflie & Bllyf tt and Mr R. Neal, Queen-street; Mr Baxter and Mr Taylor, Newton j Mr : Enoott Wood, Symonds-street; or any. of the teachers. THE Rev. J. Upton Davis; of DuWditi. will deliver a Leoture in the Ponsonby Baptist Church on Friday evening, the 15th inst., at7.3op.m. Subject* "AStoOtLadFaltli.;: ON THURSDAY EVENING NEXT, the Uth inst., in the Government School room, Grafton Road,"Nuwnt-street, near; the Stockade,'Mr Haytbr will desoribe Coutts Acetic Aoid and the proper -way to apply it; he will also contrast it with the remedies recom-? mendol in Materia Medicos, and treatises j,by eminent medical authors, and show that the Add is a remedy for functional derangements superior to any other remedy known in Auck land. lUustratea by Johnson's Physiological and Anatomical Diagrams, and Cartoons by a Local Artist. Doors open at 7.15. Commenoe at 7.30. T. Maoffarlano, Esq., will preside.. A Collection at the Close to Defray Expenses. YOUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION. ' 'WINTER COURSE OF LECTURES, 1880. October 21.—" Tonga and the Tongans _" Rev S.W.Baker. v> _ - '..:,.<•'.;V;„ Tiokets for the Course (including opening meeting) to Admit Bearer and Lady, es: to admit Bearer only. 3s Od; Single Admission, is each. Commenoe at 7.30; Seats Reserved t__17.20. ' " ; . ' Tiokets to* be had from the Booksellers, tho Members of the Committee, and at the Boom?, Wellesley-street. . . t' t .. '~ "■ ■ .... —T—• * j '.'..-.'■ {Sporting. Hn'ais tl "i"... hot ci. : DKRBYSWBBP ON MELBOURNE CUP, j To be drawn on THURSDAY next, October 14. £500 SWEEP ON MELBOURNE CHAMPION . BACK NOW OPEN. ' T1CKET5............. •'"_.'... M. GALLAGHER. £4000 S w* * p No 7, on tie WELLINGTON UUP, to be run in tho first week la FEBRUARY. 1881. Ttokols, .l„ ~ ~ .;.*. '; *;'.'.. ~.,.,;■.,- --_ft_4t_ri-M_-e.. '.., ■ '•','.■ ...''...•-' i >»*l_gg Second Horse .i. ... .. .. ••' _S TblidHorse •• .. •• ■• •■ •■258, . Other starters (divided) .. ■ a,..-. •• ■.:■ ,_OO Non-starters (dlvlvedj _, ... .i; i. 1800 . The £700 for other starters will average about £100 eaoh horse. ~'>•' ~;* ■■■' __i The iS 1809 for non-starters will average about *60 eaoh horse. . r? Mr Georg* North, of Lambton-quay, an nounces hla seventh annual sweep on the Wel lington Cup. * This time it Is for no less than £1,000, which will give handsome prises even to the non-starters. Mr North's former racing ■ . sweeps* have invariably been conducted with such thorough fairness as to give entire satisfac tion to all interested, and we are not surprised j to hear that there,is already a brisk demand for tiokets for* his- four-thousand' pounder."— " Evening Post,'' 9th September. Address: Geo. North, Box 109. Post Offloe; 4 or, Lambton-Auay, Wellington. :'Music-_i. .. "Royal _^____oe*> or Musio.fl ACADEM7 <£__BS3a_g-__Sr LONDON. MR H. G6RDON GQOCH {Bronze ' and Silver Medallist and Associate) ' having studied Three Years in this • Royal and "National Institution, Is In tho opinion of tho " several Professorsl with whom he was placed, "duly qualified to teach Singing.—(signed. "G. a ;> Mackarren. Mus. Doe. Cambridge.— . In reference to tho above, Mr Gooohis pre pared to receive names of Private" Pupils for Singing and Production of Voice at his private residence in Wakefleld-street a»te Oulpan a) and at the Auokland Music W__iehouse,,where com municationß may be left. .•,'«._..• 13 PrivS^Lessons m^^&S^ki, 15 Private Les«o_is (Hour's length) «S fie 0d •-"'"..: " _ =^= ________gs_===s= i"'i "° ;*■ SO A. AB B O' HOU SSi WHANGABEL ; ■<;■ H. A. MCKEAN, GBOCBB, DitAPER, AND GKNERAL H. A. McKkan, in thanking the inhabitants , of Whangarei and surrounding Distrlottl for the liberal support accorded him since He com menced business, begs to inform them, that Bpecial advantages are Offered them during the Bresent8 resent month In Millinery, Drapkrv, and lothing. he being compelled to reduce hi Stook to make room for Spring and.Summer Shipments now arriving. Ladles will have an opportunity tills season o selecting from tho Choicest Assortment of Millinery, Straw and Fancy Goods. Laces, Flowers, Children's Dresses, General Drapery,. Clothing, &o,_ever shown In Whangarei. : . i An Early Call Solicitbd. Liberal Dibcount fob C-ibh. ■■•- For the Grocery Department, Customers wii find First-olass Quality and Moderate .pjrioes | Choice Tea, Freeh Butter and Eggs, Canterbury Cheese, Potatoes, &a, &a Ironmongery and Ttowar_9t(_j>ekegr and1 » Glassware, Garden Seed* StanoneiT ana . j ; Stamps. ■""'___, i. Agent for the Auckland Evening. Stab, the Auckland Music Warehouse, and Pond's Ho 1 moeopathioMedlolnes. '.;' ; .1