The Auckland Evening Star.

Vol-XL INT. 3,147

AUCKLAND, KZ., WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 18. 1880.

(Published Dally.)

PRICE: ONE PfitfN"



Snipping-. 1 T3ACIFIC MAIL STEAM JL SHIP COMPANY. VSP^^" OVERLAND ROUTE TO jssmmmm kuropk, -.r' v>M«q f!o. to San Krancisco, via Hono- SS Vnnnecting with all Overland Railways in liJ mS flwtos and Canada to New York the Utitoa n"^ lpal Atlantic Coast Ports, and °H.h 7 the wr?«sSd steamships of tho White st«r Inman and Canard lines from Now York to Liverpool. London, or Pans. 0 ,.. mff1 . Ooni'd'r. San Fran- To Bteamer. *» oiaco. Sydney ■ " ' r~ Tuesday r.j»»n»<srilner H.C.Ucarborn Bopt. 11 — CWt?»H» W.CarKiH Oct. 12 Anpf. 25 ™w\ York W. B. Cobb Nov.!) Sept. 22 $ffil*L^ JH,Ohevqer Deo. 7 Ootitt. — —AnTKverv Four Weeks thereafter. ffirqt-claiw through to Bngland, from fiC3. SteerftfP1. including beddiuu and all neces "aiSt.clas9 Tickotflgood forniucmontlis.BhouM nwenfrers wiih to atoo at Honolulu or any American cltiea en routo. Return 'i'ickots to Sydnoy, good for six months, iameA at 10 por cent.-discount. ill rwsaenfrerfi from Coaßt ports musttprosent their tioketa for berthing. For full particulars, apply to S. A. BKARDSLKY, Agent, Lower Quoon-street. = TTNION STEAMSHIP fer'^u"-"^ U companf of new ¥ $^&A ZSAtAND (HMITK3). iS^^S\ —_ |ii^S!U^4 Tiki Tablk— f. August, 1880. FOP GISBORNR, NAPIER, WELLINGTON, LYTTKLTON, PORT OHALMFRB. AND BLUFF (FROM QIJKEN-STREKT WIIARP.) Btoamshlp. Dateot Salllnjt. lf^^ Rotorua Thursday, 19.10 a.m. — Aliiion Thursday, 26,10 a.m. — FOR TARANAKI. NBLSON, PICTON. WKL LINGTON. LYTTKLTON, AND W«ST Coabt Ports (from Manukau HaweA On arrival of the Mai) — FOR SYDNEY, VIA RUSSELL. Albion Wednesday. 25, i p.m. — FOR MELBOURNE. Via SOUTH. Rotorua Thursday, 19.10 a.m. - Albion* 1 hursday, 28,10 a.m. — •Calling at Hobart Town. FOR RUSSELL anp KAWAKAWA. WAITAKI Every Wednesday, 5 p.m - Albion Weanflßday,2o,lp.m. — FOR TAURANGA. Waltaki Every Monday, 5 p.m. — FOR WHANQARBI AND MANGAPAT. WaiTaki Every Friday, 8 p.m. — WCarao must be alongside one hour before time of departure. Passage Tickets most be taken at the office before embarking. Aueklead Branoh t : 63, Qneen-streflt. fVr QTEAM TO LONDON. wii^ , orienTune. l"™sßSSfi» The following Steamohips be longing to the Orient Steam Navigation Com pany! Umited).and the PnciflcSteam Navigation Company, will loave SyoNKY at the under mentioned dates for MRLBOURNE. ADE LAIDE, and LONDON, via Suez Canal :— Stenmer. I rteg. Tonga I Date. CHIMBDKAZO.:.. 3,847 August3l JOHN«LDKR.... 1.152 Sept. H SORATA ..- *.<>« Sept. 28 CUZOO 3,847 October 12 ACONCAGUA.... 4.017 October 26 OKIKN'T >■■■■....■ 5,386 Nov. 9 And the Service will be maintained by Bao ceodiDß steamers at Intervals of a Fortnight. Fares to London, £16 to 60 guineas. Suez Canal Dues, 8s in addition. Passengers can book from Auckland at a through rate to cover Intercolonial fare and Canal dues, and so secure special advantages. Passages from. London can be granted in Auckland. For plans and full particulars, apply, in London, to F. Green & Co., and Anderson, Anderson & Co., Joint Managers of the Line; or to the Agents in Auckland, UNION STEAMSHIP CO. OF N.Z. ' i ■ ■■' (LiMIMD),; _ . Queen-street. TX7HANGOEI, TAU •^K^J ,V T RANGAfc RUSSELL. |!gEjji^ WEEKLY SERVIC3 TO EACH ALTERATION OF RUNNING. The Union Steamship Co.'B s.s. (j .«,w...A ; .i.;*:'A',k.,i.', ~, ,',, Will leave toi— ''; TAURANQA-Mondays, at fi p.m. RUSSELL-Wednesdays, at 5 p.m. : WHANGARKI and MANOAPAI-Frl > , days, at 8 p.m. UNION STEAMSHI COMPANY OF N.Z., , ;,, Agents .. , |(1 , 1O B W A I U X U. "•HSU?*, tj, B p, s , OREGON will leave for Waluku as under: , ; From Onehunga: From Waluku: Ann1. .-' Aug. au»U,;»:,}i hut. ijfLWednesday. Ba.m. 20—Frl/tty, 8 p.m.'; i!-i 21—Saturday, 10 a.m. ■ 25—Weonaaday. 8 a.m. 25—Wednesday, 1 p.m. ZB—Saturday, 10 it.m. 28—Saturday, 3 p.m. 31—Tuesday,! p.m. Sep. I—Wednesday, 8 a.m. Augfls't sth ( (hursday) and fdllowiogr Thurs days, the p.s. 'Oregon' will leave Onehunga at 8 a.m. for Awbltn, Hota, and WhaUpu, returning at l.p.m. eachday. . , . W'll sail weather and other circumstances permitting. < ' Fates, ss; Return, 7s 6d. All Freights niußl, be paid before Goods are Cunningham's Collecting Carts in Town Daily. Onehunga Agency at the office of the Kami Point Bawing and Planing Mills. Freight, .from, Onehunga to Wafukn, 7s 6d per ton- -kaROE. dSt^C''CJTJSAM "10 HOT SPRINGS, jEEHSK;© MAHtfiRANSI, MATAKANA. and Omaha. The s.s. BOSK CASEY, Al at Lloyas. Captain Kabpbr, , fjr to Hot Sprtngs—Every Tuesday. Thurs I day, and Saturday, at 11 a.m. ■ ■ Vor Mahurangl—Kvory Thursday and Satnr- For MUtakan*. «cc—Every Tuesday, at V tuAi . ' '; ' ' '. ;>" AU cargo must be down half-an-hour before •avertised time Ofleavlng, or It will not be No'p&nsela or Goods taken without a shipping For. freight ex passage apply to oAß jn, Jniie'ia.'iß7B. ; "•> ';- ■ «j" :;' ' ■ s*l l C3TEAM TO THE THAMES CONNKCTING WITH W*SBr^^^OHINKMUIU, OMAHA, WAI OMME^Toi PLAINS, AKI) MOKRJNS- yiiLE, Piako Distbiot. •ENTERPRISE' AND 'TE AROHA.' FromAnokland: From Thames i W ( edn*daV79p.m. ' Thursday, 7 p.m. Frl^a*-, 10.80 p.m. i 1 Saturday, 10.30 p.m. Not t.eßbbnslb'loifor shipping, carrying, or ato oharglng five stock. aw . jJeath, . '..■.:--; j . ;,., F ., r ..., , Manager. «Skfe» '-'iliV ß' RUSSELL, WANGA. ]|gij^>jr EjOA, and MANOONUt fheos. lONA wiu lbave every Monday, at f P.iE. (wither, permlldng). Passengers bookec «nd Binall parcels prepiid at the Ofßoe on tn« V'harf. , Noioargoreceived afterlp.nu «POR«wIn¥aRKI AND MANGAPAI, Tfc« M. AHOYLBwiII leave for the abovr •IMie every Tneadayi and Friday, at 6 p.m. ;';! 'ITO R"';;T'A V R.ANaA,i '••:' ■ ■ '""■ iB^GLENELG,' - : ■ ■ ' Will leavo Qneen-street Wharf at 5 p.m. , M-ffriday ' 30—Monday :< 25— Wednesday '■■ Sep. 3—Friday Conneottos! with the b.s. J Fingal' for Mercury Bay 6tt the 6th, Uth, 20th. and 2 jth. Uonneuttng with b.:j. STAK'Fa for Opotiki »"rt_Kßßt Coast, also connecting with S.S. KAT) "•A? 1 J? 1 KfctU"»tt settlement. weather and other circumstanoes permitting Wo Cartto received afterU p.m. ■'■'"'■■ A. MCGREGOR, , Manser.



Shipping. HE S. S. 'H E It 0. Tlie fast and favourite s.s. ' Hero,' Captain LoKun, will loavo Melbourne on the 2-ith inst. and oyduey on tho 28th for Wellington and Auckland; leaving Auckland again, for Sydney and Melbourne, on or about SaiUKDaY, tho 11th of September. For raloa of freight and passage aud all in formation apply to ORUICKSHANK & CO. Agents. 16, Queen strcot, AnotUand, August 1«, 1880. iCKA, VTTELLINGTON AND KFffilnSi^ *» WANUANUI LINE OK \m3ll|S> s™ ame rs —»*U- -.JOi g^ 'iungatika; Captain HAnvKY, Will leave Onohunga for Taranaki, Wanganni, Wellin«ton, and Ijytcelton on SATUitUAY. 21st August, at 10 o'clock a.m. Latest train for passongors, 9.5 a.m. For freight or passago apply to CRUIOKSHANK & CO., Agents, 10, Queen-street, Auckland ; Or i». B ARNES, Onehunga. Auckland. August 12, 1880. toSk*^, IpOR WAITARA DIRECT. The s.s. ' HANNAH AIOKAU' Will leave Onehunga aa above on FRIDATf next, 20th instant, at i p.m. For freight or passage apply to A. CUNNINGHAM, Onohunga. Agent. Or, 101, Queen-street, Auckland, iKfc&r- CJTKAM BETWEEN AUCK jJHH^k? LAND and the THAMES. Tims T a b l b: S.S. ROTAMAHANA. From lucklanrlj Thursday, 11.30 morning Friday, 2 afternoon Saturday, 3 afternoon Krom Thames: Wednesday, 5 afternoon Thursday, 5.30 afternoon Saturday, 8 morning Fares : Saloon, 7s 6d; Steerage, 53. No Cargo received within halt-an-hour of ad vertised time of leaving. FKASER & TINNE, Attonts. jst*3±. rpHE NEW ZEALAND jgggg^ X SHIPPING COMPANY Head Office ! Chrlstohuroh, N.Z. London Branch i 81, Bishopsgate-street within, THE COMPANY'S FLEET consists of :— Tons. Tons. The HURCNUI ..1054 The WAIKATO _ 1053 MATAURA _ BS3 WAIMATK ..1157 0PAWA...._1131 WAIMEA-.. 871 ORARI 1051 WAIPA 1057 OTAKI 1053 WA1R0A....1057 PAKKORA.... 879 WAITANGI 1161 PIAKO 1136 WAITARA .. 883 RAKAIA .._1057 WANGANUIII3C RANGITIKI 1227 These magnificent clippers are of the hlghosj olass at Lloyd's, purchased or built speoiall-to meet the requirements of the trade between the United Kingdom and New Zealand. The saloons and state cabins are superbly fitted and arranged and provided with every requisite for the com fort of the passengers, who are provided with bedding and all cabin fittings. The dietary scale is most liberal. Second-class and steerage accommodation is all that can be desired' d the ships are commanded by experienced maa The Company also charters ships of the highes olass as required, and vessels are despatched from London to each of the principal ports of the colony with strict punctuality every month. The Company has always ships loading home ward from New Zealand. jj Arrangements for the passages of friends to and from the colony, and also for the conveyance of cargo, can bo made at the Head Office Chrlstohuroh, at any of the Branohes in Colony ' ■" B3ANCH—93. QUKEN-STBEKT. AUCKLAND -^v T3ASSENGERS1 LINE OF jggg*s. XT PACKETS TO NEW ZEA ■*Sffl"EBM OWN DBY MKS9R3. SHAW, SAVILL & CO.. 34, Leadenhall-street, London. The above line of ships are regular traders to all the principal ports in New Zealand, they are clipper ships, classed Al at Lloyds', and com manded by experienced masters. The bill ot fare is most substantial, and ot the best quality, and the accommodation roomy and convenient. The underslgnott are empowered to grant pas sages from London to New Zealand, paymont for which have been guaranteed in the colony. Keturn ships to London also leave at almost regular Intervals. Fnllparticutoo^ppaicatlonjo OWKN & GKAHAM, CRUICKBHANK&CO) "~~~T~ TTI O R S3 A L E ■fefeSpa^ (Upon Liberal Terms). MBHESzaa The following Vessels : Schooner ' ALBATROSS," 77 tons Cutter ' FANND3,' 39 tons Cuttor • LIZZIE,' 39 tons. C. A. HARRIS, 13, South British Insurance Buildings. Painters. Qlazierß, asc. TVTBW PAPERHAN GIN GS i.l »OR 188 C. Largo and Small Buyers ot Paperhangings wll 1 I do well to call at HOLLAND & BUTLER'S pafsbhanqinqß, olt, colour, & glass Warehouse, 28 & 30. VICTORIA-STREET, AUCKLAND Where may be inspected one of the largest and beat-selected Stooka of Paperhangings in New Zealand, From ii per piece to the most costly. GILT & STAINED PICTURE - FRAMI MOULDING^ In Great Variety. Pictoke-Framinq in all its branches. At lowest possible rates. Oilß, Colours, Glass. Varnishes, Brushware Scrim, Glass Shades, Wax Flower Making Materials &c, &c. HOLLAND &BUTLER, Oil and Class Merchants. TTtNCOUKAGE LOCAL I«DUSTR"S ATKINSON & CO., Paint & Varnish Manufacturers,' Bee to Inform the inhabitants of AucHam that they can obtain a SUPERIOR PAINT ready mixed for use in any shade for Hons Painting at 7b 6d per gallon. . . Hematite for Ship Painting .. 6a per gallon. Black for ~ ~ , . .. 6s per gallon. First-class Oak Varnish, stands well m sun o: shade, at per gallon in bulk. 8s; in oni gallon tins, 10a. The undersigned being anxious to prove th> superiority of their Paints against all others, an prepared to contract for the Painting am Varnishing of BuMin^ N&ca _ Reclamation, Freeman's Bay, next to Kellj' Foundry; Qr at Wellealey-street Entrance to City Market Tj*X ' INGLE WOOD ' & ' ADAMANT. 523 Packages BORIMB AND H'iSSIANS GILT MOULDINGS WINDOW GLAS3 (Silvered, Plato, Sheet, and Ornamental), PICTURES, Artists' Materials, White Lead, Zino White, Oils, Varnishes, tent Silicate and Carson's Anti-corroßive Paint, Brushes, Colours, Glue, GlaBS, Paper. Tacks, Gold Leaf, and all Trade Sundries, Photographers' Glass and Glass Shad hi N.B.—Notwithstanding the extra duty oi PAPERHANOINGS, we aro still offering th largest and beat selected stock in the (Jolony a the same Low Prices as heretofore!. W. PHILLIES & SON, OIL A D COLOUR MERCHANTS 86 & 97. QUEKN-STRKET, AUCKLAND, ANPPOLLKN-aTREKf.aHORTLANn ~ Watcnmagers and Jewellers" /"ILEARING-OUT SALE FOI.i ON] \y WEEK. P I A N v S, HARMONIUMS, , ;.,„, WATOHKB, ..; ;,: '. CLOCKS, and : , !>J; JEWSLLER\ tariSo Rkasonablb Offer Rbfdsed.j 25 per cent. Discount for Cash Buyers^ J. H O W D E N, SHORT LAND-STRKET.



Business Cards. "OEMOVAL TO IiOBSON-STREET. H. P. GIBBONS & CO., : WHOLESALE AND RKTAIL GROCERS, COAL, FIREWOOD, & PRODUCE ' MERCHANTS, Ilohson-stroot, two doors from Welloaley- TAMES C A T E X, tf OHKMIS'P AND DRUGGIST. hoiison-strekt, Close to Wkllington-strkkt. JgJ^ QUT HB E rTtTcTn, ," ' COMMISSION AGENT 1 AND ACCOUNTANT, Durham street (Premises lately occupied by Messrs Sargood, Son & JCwon Agent for Mopsrs H. Hac«o and Co.'s German Cloths. Twoeda. and Coatings. mHO S. J. HAKB GT T, BTICAM BRUSH WORKS, VICTORIA-STUEKT EAST AUCKLAND JAND J. SOPPET. • Frkkman'b Bat Steam Mills, And No. 101, Lower Quoon-stroet Wharf, Auckland rfiHAMES (JARR GE AND DRAY . J. FACW I*. JAMES MACKIE, Pkopriktoe, victoria street east, auckland, Repairs of Every Deßoription in Wood and Iron neatly executed on the Shortest Notice. SPRINGS MADE AND REPAIRED, WN.B,—Country Orderspnuotually attended to. X> & W. H IS l A B V JL\» FAMILY & SHIPPING BUTCHERS WHOLESALE & RETAIL, Shostland Strekt. Families waited upon dolly tor Orders In anj part of Town or Suburbs. Prime Corned Beef and Pork (in kegs or tierces; always on hand. Spooial attention given to Shipping. HW A 1 T E, • Manufacturing Tinsmith, FORT-STKEKT, 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 modem appliances oan_defy competition IKEiAJNU jiaUTH££B, WOOL MERCHANTB, , TANNERS AND LEATHER MANUFACTnjRKBS I Importers of Saddlers' and tJootmaken Machinery, Jfnglish and Foroign Leather, Saddlery, Saddlora Ironmongery, Boot Uppers. Grindery, Mill Beting, Snotlon and Delivery Hcso, &o. Warohoußes: Vulcan Lane and High-street. i Works! Panmure, Auckland. Constituents' orders promptly and carefully executed' GEE AND POTIEK COACH-BUILDERS, GREY-STREET, Auckland. , N.B.—lron-bark Shafts, Spokes. Felloes, Bine Gum and all kinds o£ Hardwood, at lowest market prices. ]y/£ R R B. WOOD HA M, Teacher of the Pianoforte and Harmonium. Address—Care' of Auckland Music Ware house. JAMES BUTCHER, CARTER. CONTRACTOR, Sea. Goods Carted and Delivered from shir's Bids on Shortest Notice. Ballast Supplied Newcastle and Bay of Islands Coal. Also, Firewood (out or nnont) reaaonable . . CHARLES PALM UK, DRAUGHTSMAN, »&■ Drawings, Maps and Plans compiled, Drawn to Scalo from Rough Sketches or Traced. Addresses, &c., Illuminated in the Highest Style of the Art. Auctioneers' Show Plans and Litographs. Schedules prepared for County and Highway ' Boards. OFFICE—Corner of Shortland ana O'ConneL1. ■ Streets Auckland. /GABRIEL LEWIS, AUCTIONEER AND GENERAL COMMIS SION A.GENT, 11. QUEBN-BTRBBT. AOCItLAKD. • MR. ff. LAST, burgeon dentist, Wkllesley-street Wbst. Artificial Teeth made on the most approved principles. A oomplete set from M; Single Teeth, from 6a. Teeth Stopped, Scaled, and Extracted. Children's Teeth regulated. JC. P E L H A M, • LADDER & BAKROW MAKER, ; 49, VICTOEIA-STKEKT. 1 Svery Description of Ladders, Steps. Barrows, Tarrow Wheels, Clothes Horses, Clothes Boxes, Travelling Cheats, &c, on hand or made to order. A liberal discount allowed to Contractors and on wholesale order. Shop and Offloa Fittings, and all kinds ot Job bing Work done by experienced workmen on the shortest notice. N. 8.: madders. Steps and Barrows lent on hire. One or two superior old Violins for sale • also. a good Violincello cheap. - V\ G. SI N GLET ON, ELECTRO-PLATER AND GILDER, 1 VICTORIA STREET WEST, AUCKLAND (Near Chapel Street). Knives, Forks, Cruets, Salvers, Taa and Coffee ■ Sets, Replated and Repaired. Pins, Brooches, Chains, and Kings Gilt equal to New. at reasonable bates. AC BURNER LAND: AND ESTATE AGENT. i ■■ Taokanqa, i r (Until recently Resident Government Kngineer and Surveyor, which position he held for up wards of. twelve years), will be happy to furnish reliable information regarding Native and other Lands throughout the Bay of Plenty District. } ~|i ~| , Q WIN NEKTON, AUCKLAND STEAM WOOD TURNING FACTORY, r '••Vyndiiam Street b i ■ i ■ (Next Shakhspeare HoiEt), Haviny introduced Steam Power, he is now pre> pared to make a Hcduction of Twenty 3 jer Cent, off the price of all c common work. 1 <3T Country Orders punctually attended to. *B iV/r H. KEESI NG, ;. Plumber, Tinsmith and Iron Plate ' ; Worker, Solo Maker of the Patent Funnel Washing Machine. ~ , '' QUBEN-STKUET, dNEHTTNGA. Repairs dons at moderate charges. » \W PHILLIPS AND SONS, OLL VY " COLOUR, & GLASS MERCHANTS Importers of Paperhangings, Scrim, Paints, Oils Turpentine. Colours, Varnishes. French Polish Gold Leaf, Artists' Colours and Brushes, Plate Sheet, Crown, Ornamental, and Photograph!) Glass, Picture Frames and TapesUy Mouldings Clock and Compass Glasses, Glazed Shashea Doors, &o. Glass cut to size, and , caret ullj aoked.-85 and 97. QUEEN-STREKT. TOH« OOPPPT 3 HOUSE, LAND, t GENERAL COMMISSION AGHNT NO. 8, QnKEN-STREKT. ~ IESTABMSHBD 1865] Tt/r R T. TR AFFORD SURGEON DENTIST, WAKEFIELD-STREET, NEaR QUEEN STREET. Painless Extraction of Teeth by the Oxide Nitrogen Gas. WHOLESALE ' : V AND >'• '' RETAIL GROCER, PRODUCK AND PROVISION MERCHANT LOWER QUEEN-STREET.



Business Cards. rjURKIE AND SMITH, PLUMBERS, CMSFITTKRS, BELL HANGERS, &C, Hiail-STHEKT, Ai'CKXAND, (Shop lately occupied by Mr Rout). LTCSNSKD WATERWORKS PLUMBERS. • Best of Workmanship. Moderate Charges. ordurs punctqally attended to. DR. J. MURRAY MOORE Has moved into his Now Residence, i LIVERPOOL VILLA, aYMONDS-STRKET, Third house bolow Grammar School, At home to patients from 0 to S p.m. Consultation Uonrs at tho Pharmacy, 11 to 1, as before. • T^T H. SKIN NX X, BUHiDER, CARPENTER, AND JOINKR, ' oloav Lane, HOUSES BUXLT ON DEFEPED PAYMENTS. All Branches of tho Building Trade xeouted by Krperlenced Workmen. Shop Fronts, Office Fittings, fee, &o. _____^___ - T T> IJ It G E S S (Late Tucker), SHIPPING AND FAMILY BUTCHER, NEAR THEATEE KOYAL, QUKKN-STRKKT, AUCKLAND. Waited on for Orders. N B — Dbalkhs in G>"b. ■ m A I T BROTHERS JL MARBLE AND FREESTONE » MASONS. Monuments, Head-stones, Tombs, and Iron Tomb Railings. Inscriptions exeouted in a ■ Superior Style. 1 Prices and Designs free on application. Address i OOBNKB OF RUTLAND & LORNE-STKEBTS ' Auckland Near Junotlon of Queen and Wakefleld streets.) WC R A I G, Licensed Plumber, ) Having returned to Auckland, is now prepared to glvo Kstlmates for all kinds of Plumber's Work, including Laying on Water, Bell-hanging, Gastltting, &c &c. W. CRAIG, , Licensed Plumber, r Symonds-Btreet, 3 doors above Wynyard Arms. i __ JAMES H, BUCHANAN, MONUMKNTAL MASON. MARBLK AND STONU MERCHANT. AND GENERAL BUILDER. {Established 18 6 3.1 VICTORIA - STUKKT EAST, same (Ida at Greyhound Hotel. N.B.—Designs of all kinds of above work tor warded to Town or Ountrv on application. , |JIDWARD BARTLEY;, ARCHITECT. STICHBURY'S BUILDINGS, QUEEN-SrREET. WILLIAM LEYB, BOOKBINDER & PAPKR.RULEB, Next the Star Office, Merchants' Account Books, Insurance and Mining Registers, Bakers' and Chemists' Day Books, Band and Choir Musto Books, RULED AND BOUND TO PATTERN. MUSIO AND MAGAZINES BOUND LBBTABLISHKD 1868.J <£$*£&ss£ CLABKE BROTHERS, (Late Crombie's), Koyal Finb Art Pbotosraphio Qat.mcihm. Opposite Union Bank, Queen-street, Auckland. First-class Portraits, from O.D.V to Life Blue at moderate prioea. Calldron1* Portraits taken Instant; lecnaly. TVTEWTON VENETIAN BLIND i.l WORKS. GEO. TUCKER, VHKETIAN BLIND MAKER AND WIRE WORKER, , Karangahape Road, Newton. Venetian Blinds of the best quality made and fixed at Is per foot. W ixework, of any descrip tion and pat torn, mado to order, Repairs neatly executed. mHOMAS OTEADMAS, Late ROBERT BREWIN, SEEDSMAN AND FLORIST, Next Union Bank of Australia, QUEEK-STREET AUCKLAND. ON SALE, Maizo, Oats, Bran, Chaff, and Fow Wheal; also,Manurcs of all descriptions. _ Agent for J. Masov. Pabntbll. FISHEii AND CO WHOUEatfJE. SHIPPING! ft KAIMLT BUTCHERS, Queen-street, next Bank ot New Zealand Auckland. Poultry of all kinds dressed to order. Prime Smoksd Tongues, Home-cured Baoon. Corned Beef on Sale in large quantities. HT.B.—Dealers in Game. Live Pheasants for. warded to all parts of the colony upon receipt oi order.Familiea waited on in town or suburbs. XpDEN TERRAuis POST OFFICE. MORLEY AND WHITE, TEA DEALERS AND FAMILST GROCBRB, Kden Terrace. M. and W. (formerly with Messrs. Glanville and KUyett), solicit the patronage of the publio. Families waited on for orders. ■ Goods delivered any part of tha town and suburbs. T, o V> Xj X, • BASKETMAKER, Qoeeu-btmcibt, (Opposite the Albert Hotel.) Kvery Description of Baßketwork made and Kepaired on the Shortest Notice and most Reasonable gTerma. A liberal allowance made to Wholesale Customers. Just Opened a choice selection of Travelling Baskets. ' N.B.—The First Prize was awarded to T. Cols for the best Collection of Baskets at the Agri cultural Show hold in November last. ¥. C <5 () P" E R, • | SADDLER, Collar & harness maker, Ufpe Queen-street, Auoklanjj, Three Doors above the Army and Navy Hotel j ' N^B.—Courier Bags, Leggings, &c, &0., made - to order on the shortest notice. Charges ( moderate. ' i: i WILLIAM DAVID DALLEN (Late v. Burton), Baker and Confectioner r, ■; , , Queen-street. Wedding Orders, Balls, Supper and Evening Parties punctually attended to on , . reasonable terms. Gentlemen and Ladies, Commodious Dining Rooms, with every convenience. Gas Apparatus for Cooking. Meals served n| i on the shortest notice '• fYARDER BROTHERS & CO. I* VV AGRICC7LTURAI, ' ' o Drain Tile and Sanitary Pipe Works i, Ponsonby, '• HAVKON SALE -100,000 Drain Tiles, 2to 6 inches. Straicht, ful measurement and well burned. A Large Quantity Glazed Socket Pipes, 3 to a inobes. Also, Bends, Junctions, Chimney Pots, etc ALL SIZES. "I OHN MULLALLY, Pole Contractor t< »J the Parnell Borough Council for the Re moval of Night-Soil, House Refuse. &c, respeot 'fully intimates to tho residents ot Parnell, Now - 'marKet, Graf con Roart. Newton, Karangahapt and Ponsonby, that he is prepared to receive orders for the Emptying of Privies, Cesspits ' &c, at reasonable ratei. Orders (written oi verbal) left with the Inspector of Nuisances Borough Council Offices. Parnell, or addressee to John Mullally, New North Road, will receiv< prompt attention. TF , W I L L I A MS FOKT-STREET, AND QUEEN-STBKET "WHARF WHOLESALE AND RETAIL FISE AND OYSTER DEALER. Fresh and Smoked Fish Always oi Hand. r COUNTRY ORDKRS PUNCTUALLY ATTENDED TO Fish fouwabded to any Par* "y "H Oominy.



I Public Notices. t CJANFORDs Fruit and Provision Store. '• \O Fresh Butter and Eggs. Taranaki Hutter Is2dperlb. Suit Butter, 10.1 per lb. House hold Flour, 2d por lb. Hobart Town Jama, Cid per tin. Orange Marmalade. Canterbury and Auckland Potatoes. Maize, 11 lbs. for Is. Dairy Fed Pork, 6d per lb. Pork and German Sausage. Celebrated Scotch Black Pudding, lid per lb. Pork Pies Fresh, daily. Piga' Heads, Feet, and Tongues cooked every evening. Choice Apples and Peat' 3, 3d por lb. Cash buyer of Pork and Poultry.—Viotoria-street, corner of Albert-street. PHKENOLOGIOAL Examinations can ba had from Professor Fraser, Princes street, Every Duy from 2 to 8 p.m. Plironometrical Drawings of three sections of tho head given with each fully written chart. Families Kxamined in Uio earlier part ot the day, and 20 por cunt. Discount allowed on four or upwards. Books and Classes as usual. T>UBLIC NOTICE. In consequonco of so many mistakes having occurred from tho fact of there being two "Blue Po3ts" in Auckland, I havo decided for the future to carry on my business under tho name oi •' Powell's Dining Booms and Boarding Es tablishment." I beg to thank the public for the support they have gfvon me, and solicit a con -1 tinuanco of past favours. T. POWELL, Proprietor. TJVIPORTANT TO INVALIDS. Medical Rubbing, as now prescribed by tho Faculty and largely praotised in Kngland, has proved highly beneficial to very many sufferers from the following complaints:—Ague, Rheu matism, Rheumatic Gout, Sciatica, Lumbago, Stiff. Joints, Spinal Curvatlon, Weakness aud Irritation, Paralysis, Dropsy, Asthma, Pleurisy, Incipient Consumption, Indltccstiou, Constipa tion, Torpid Uver, Congestinn, Imperfect Circu lation, Sprains, Strains and Moohanical Injuries. NUHSK PEL HAM. Address—Nurse Pelham, care Mrs Fletcher, Wynyard-street, Alten Koad. References given to patients in Auokland. i TCTOTICE.—The Lady about 1 own writes •iy to say that Williams's is the Choapest House in town for Fancy Drapery and Hmall Goods. A splendid lot of Ladies Underclothing, Back Combs, Belts, and Neck Frilling (all priceal from 2d a yard); a nice variety of Gilt and Black Brooches and Karrings, oheap. Ladies from tho country would do well to buy their 1 goods at Williams's, Cheapest House In to wn, foot of Grey-street, four doore from Market entrance (opposite Damnler's). Oven till 9 p.m. PRESENTATION WALKING STICKS. 1 A. & K. TEUTKNBKRG Would draw public attention to their Elegant Silvbr-mounted Walking-btickb, made by a new process, out of the Choicest Colonial Woods, various specimens of the beauti ful Mew Zealand Timber being Inlaid, the whole forming a solid, highly-polished, and elegant Walkinif-Stiolc, particularly suitable for Presents to Friends either in or out o( the Colony. The Sticks are beautifully mounted with silver, illustrated to order by various designs, including i portraits, monograms, etc. Special designs made to order. Inspection invited. A. & X Tkutknukkb Queen-Btroet, Auckland i . LH. GREEN, Lily Dale Nuesehy, • is now selling Plnus Inslgnis from is to 6a and Maorocarpa'from 8a to JOa per doz.; Apples, 123 per doz.. guaranteed true to numo and on , blight-proof stocks. All other Fruit and Forest Trees, Shelter and Flowering Shiubs equally cheap. Orders can be left with Air Smalifleld. Market-house; or with L. H. Greon, who at tends tho Market every Beturdav. PARNELL SOAP AND CANDLE FACTORY. FIRST PEIZB SYDNEY INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION, 1879-80. Tho undersigned begs to call the attention of the Publio to the Sui-erior Qcamty of TOILET AND COMMON SOAPS mado at tbo above Factory—they having bben Awarded First PfllZK AT TUB LATH SYDNEY EXHIBITION— which ho la confident will, upon trial, givothe utmost satisfaction both as regards their dura bility and their cleansing property; and the PRICES will favourably compare with those of any other Colonial Manufacture, Samples and Price Lists will be forwarded to any address on application to the Ofilce in Fort street, and all orders received wi be promptly and carefully executed. E. K. OARDNO. VTEW ZEALAND FERN'S Unmouated, or Mounted, In Seta of Fbom 12 up jX) I'M. Vakiktikß. Also in French Polished Mottled Kauri Boxes, each containing either as, 60, 76,100 or 125 varieties. The 25 variety Boxes, as above .. £1 The 100 „ 63 For Sale by ERIC CKAIG, PKINCES-STeaKT TO THE TRADE, BUILDERS, AND BRICKLAYERS. Chimney Bars, ljd per lb. all sizes, and iron work of overy description at lowest rates. J. MOKWEN, Lower Albert-street. ARNOCK BKOTfIfiRS, SOAP and OANDLK MANUFACTURERS, COX'S CREEK, RICHMOND. Office i Durham-street, Auokland. Cash Purchasers of Tallow, WooL Sheepskinr, and Bones. TO FARMERS, GARDENERS, AND OTHERa i Tbo undersigned are now delivering Bono i dust, their own manufacture, within a radius of 3 miles of Auokland at tho following prices :— Bonefiour «8 5 0 per ton. I Bonedußt,J 8 0 0 „ Bonedust. 2nd .. ..700 „ WARNOCK BRO3. mO BOATMEN & OTHERS ANCHORS, ANCHORS! ANCHORS I 13 to 421bs. at 3d per lb. Rowlocks. Is 6d per pair and upwards, i All other Iron-work equally low in price. JAMK3 MoEWEN, Ship Blacksmith, Lower Albert-stieet, Auckland. ; . i mi OTICE OF REMOVAL.-Messrs J. J^ and W. WilkINS bog to inform their easterners and the Public of Auckland, that I they have Removed & the Shop in Viotoria street, lately occupied by Mr William Holdß worth, and immediately opposite Messrs Holland abd Buttler's, where they hope to receive a continuance of the favours foimerly bestowed on them. .. i m,HE CITY OF AUCKLAND D*EING AND CLEANING ESTABLISHMENT, ' RICHMOND AND WKLLEST,EY-STKKET EAST, W. EDGAR, Pbopeiktoe. 1 Have just received a Large Stock of the 1 Newest Dyes for the moat fashionable colours in • Shawls, Opera Cloaks, Babies' Dresses, &c, &o. f «?ilk and Satin Dresses Cleaned or Dyed and Well-luSshed. Ostrich Feathers ICleaned or nvprlanv shade and well Cured. Gentlemen's Clothmgycfeaned, Renewed, or Dyed in Color at short notioe. 1 Hats, Feathers, Sheepskinß Cured, Cleaned or i ! ~"II -\TOW READY.— JSHi ' JL3I "Weigel's Journal > Jpliiia <'V ot Fashions, containing *R?t|lKl the Latest fctyles of ■Hlirv^. Ladies' and Children's , lPlSiiil€&^H! Drosses, &c Price, 7d; 1 lOßlir^WJ! by P°st- M ' subscription IKHf S vsb| price, 7s per annum, post j 45.it t'l S free. Patterns ot all the v styles representated in ij^^^^^Bk tbe Journal are cut out !|gg|Wlpi||||k . in different sizes, and Bola^t^rioea ranging from (id to 25,-Sole Asent for Auokland: ). B Misses Tbutbnberg, Queen-street. : BONESI iiONE[S r Lower Queen-street, Dy soppKT# 1 f^riuTCHKRS. SETTLERS, FAR 3 TJ\V *%^ M> andOTHBRS. Tha Undersigned are Cash Purchasers of > Awm ShWßkins. Wool, Tallow.Beeswax, &c. ; to ttWghestmarket rates. In any Quantity. Consignors direct will have prompt and lm medtate oaS remittances returned at satisteo tory rates. IRBLAND BKO S.. 3 TAMHEKB AND LKATHBB ANO#AOTtniB»B. lA™ Auckland. I Ift /ITR. FAULDER, Sole Contractor to the JVL City Council for the Emptying of Earth Aoaetß Privy Boxes, Cesspits, &c, is prepared S attend p^oraally to all requests regarding • tha above. Persons desiring to have the said Pilots attend^ to. either weekly, fortnightly, oi IT Stherwise can v ire the same done by leaving a notice?'either verbal or written, with the n inspector of ,. Nuisances City Counoil Office, Quean-street.



Municipal Notices. BOROUGH OF PARNELL. Notice is hereby giveu that tho following BYE-LAWS will bo considered bys;thc Parnell Borough Council at a Spooial Meeting, to bo hold on THURSDAY, tho 2Gth August, 1880, at 8 p.m. S. REYNOLDS, Town Clerk. August 17th, 1880. That a Bye-Law be made by tho Borough Council of Parnell in respect of the Carriago of Persons and Goods and that such Bye-Law bo called "Bye-Law No. 2": that it apply to the whola Borough of Parnell and that it bo in tho words and fiKures following that is to say— BYE-LAW No. 2. 1. Thii Bye-Law ahull apply to tho whole Borough of Parnell. 2. For the putposus o£ this Bye-Law the word " Vehicle" shall moan any Waggon Dray Cart or other Carriago (other than Hackney Car riugoa and Borough btugo Carriages) whatever its constructioa drawn by one (or more) horse or horses or othur animal or animaU used for tho Carriago (for hire or reward) of Persons and Goods or porsuns only or goods only within the limits ot tho Borough of Parnell; tho worn " Borough" shall mean the Borough of Parnell: tho word "Council" shall mean the Council of tho Borough of Parnoll; the words "Hacknay Carriago" shall mean »ny Vehiclo whatever may bo its form or construction useu in stand ing or plying for hire for a passenger and not beinn a Borough Stage Carriage; and the worda "Borough Stone Carriage" shall mean any Wheeled Carriage whaterer may be its con struction used in standing or plying for hire for passengers at separate fires and which shall upon every journey go from any fixed place or Btand to any other fixed placo or stand. 3. No Vehicle Haokney Carriage or Borough SUgo Carriage shall unless and until a License for that purpoao be granted by the Council to the Owner of such Vohiole Hacknoy Carriage or Borough Stage Carriago Ply lor Hire within the Borough or between places beyond and within the Borough. i. Tho Council may if they shall think fit from time to time License to Ply for Hire withiu the limits of the Borough such Vehicles Hackney Carriage or Borough Stago Carriago respectively after inspection had by the authority of the Council have been found lit for publio use. 5. Such Liconso shall only be granted on the written application for the same of tho owner or owners o£ the Vehicle Haokney Carriage or Borough Stage Carriago to bd Licensed and every bucli application shall be made in the folio wing form:— "I of being tho owner of a hereby make application for a lioenso for such to ply for hire within the limits of the .borough for the year ending the day of 18 ." and in every suoh Liosnse nhall be specified tho name and surname and place of abode of every owner of the Vehicle Hackney Carriage or Borough Stage Carriage in respect of which the License is granted and the name of the Borough and every such License shail he signed by the Town Cleric. 6. Every such Liosnso shall be numbered so that no two or inure Licdnsos granted under this Bye-law shall bear the same number; every such Lioenso uhail be registered with such num ber by the Town Work in a registry book to be kept for tho purpose; »nd every sach License shall romuin iv force for one year from the date of issue thereof or until tho next gonoral licens ing day in case any general liconsing day bo ap pointed by the (Jounoil which day shall in such case, bo named in Buoh License. Toe owner named in such License shall cause to bo painted or marked on so no conspiouous placo on the right hand Bide of the Vehicle Hackney Car riu.KO or borough Stage Carriage thoroby Licensed so a9 always to be plainly seen tho number of such License in legible figures one inch in length anl of proportionate breadth. 7. For evory Lioense granted under tho pro visions of this Bye law there shall bo paid to the Council the sum following :— £ For every Vohiclo the sum of — .. .. 1 For ovei y Hackney Carriage the sum of .. 1 For every Borough Stage Carriage.the sumof 5 8. In every License granted to tho Owner of a "Vehiclo Hackney Carriage or Borough Stage Carriago there shall bo stated the number of passengers which may bo carried by buch Hacknoy Carriago or Borough Stage Carriage. 9. No Borough Stage Carriage for the carriago of passengers shall bo usod or employed unless and until tho number of persons which accord ing to the licsnue may bo carried by such Borough Stßge Carriago be painted in words at lenuth ana in the form following (that is to say) To carry persons "on a plate placed on some conspicuous placo on the outsido ot such Uoroutfh Stage Carriage in letters of at least two inches in length aud of a proportion ate breadth and so aa to be c.early distinguish able from tho colour of tho uround whereon tho siime aro painted. 10. The Owner of any Borough Stage Carriage Bhall not permit to be carried in or by such Borough Stagj Carriage a greater number of persona than the number which according to the JUcense may bo carried. 11. Tho Council may at any time upon proof to their satisfaction ot the misconduct of the Owner of any Licensed Vehiclo liacti.oy Car riagri or Borjugh Stugo Coinage or any person acting as Driver or Conductor of Buch Vehicle suspend or revoko suoh License and no Licenso while suspended or rovoiced shall bo deemed to be of any force or virtue. 12. The Owner of any Vohiclo Hacknoy Car riago or Borough Stage Carriage us-Jd for tho carriago of passengers after sunset and before sunrise shall causa suoh Vehiole Hackney Car riage or Borough Stage Carriago to be provided with proper Carriage Lamps and shall keep such Lamps properly lighted while such vehiclo shall be so used. 13. Tho owner of every Borough Stage Car riago shall cause a Carriage Lamp to do placed and kept inside thereof and at the end opposite tho entrance door thereof and shall keep such Lamp properly lighted whenever such Borough Stage Carriage shall be usod to ply for hire or carry passougerd at any tune after sunset and before sunrise. 11. The Owner of every Borough Stage Car rlago shall not permit any person to smoke whilst inside such Borough Stage Coach or upon the box seat thereof and shall causo to be printed in legible letters of at least one inch in ength and of proportionate breadth and po.->tod insido the said Borough Stage Carriage on some conspicuous place the following words :— " NO SMOKING PERMITTED." Bvery Owner of a Vehiclo plying for hire— Haokney Carriago or Borough Stage Coach— who shall commit o- suffer to be committed any of the offences hereinafter specified shall for any such offence forfeit and pay a sum not exceeding £5. 1. Every Owner of a Vehiole, Hackney Car riago, or Borough Stage Coach permitting the same to apply for hire within the Borough with out having a License in foroe in respect of such Vehicle Hackney Carriage or Borough titaga Coach from the Counoil or without having painted or marked on some conspicuous place on tho right-hand side of such Vehicle Hack ney Carriage or Borough Stage Coach so as to be plainly seen the number of such Liconse in legible figures one Inch Id length and of pro portionate breadth. 2. Evory Owner of a Borough Stage Coach permitting tho samo to ply for hire without having the number of persons whioh. according to the Liconse, may ba carried by such Borough Stage Coach painted in words at length and in the prescribed form on a plate placed on soiao conspicuous place on the outside of suoh Borough Stage Coach so as to bo clearly distinguishable ; or who shall permit to be carried on or by suoh Borough Stage Coach a greater number of persons than the number which according to such License may be carried. 3. Every Owner of any Vehiclo Hackney Carriage or Borough Stage Coach permitting the same to ply for hire after sunset and before sunrise without having such Vehiclo Hackney Carriage or Borough Stage Coach provided with proper carriage lamps, or without keeping such lamps properly lighted. i. Bvery Owner ot any Borough Stage Coach permitting the came to ply for hire without having a carriage lamp placed and kept inside such Borough Stage Coach and at the end opposite the entrance door thereof or without having such lamp properly lighted whenever such Borough Stage Coacu shall be used to ply for hire or carry passongers at any time after sunset and before sunrise or permitting any person to smoke whilst inside such Borough Stage Coach or upon the box seat thereof or permitting such Borough Stage Coach to ply for hiro without the words "No smoking per mitted" be ng printed in legible letters of at least one inch in length and of a proportionate breadth posted inside such Borough Stage Coach. NUISANCES. That a Bye-law be made by the Borough Council of Parnell in respect of nuisances, and that Buch Bye-law be called Bye-law No 3 that it apply to the whole Borough of Parnell and that it be in the words and figures following that Is to say: Bye-law No. 3. 1. Thia Bye-law shall apply to the whole Borough of Parnell and throughout this Bye law the word " Borough" shall mean tho Borough of Parnell and the word " Counoil" shall mean tho Council of the Borough of Parnell. 2. Nothing in this Bye-law shall apply to any waggon cart or other vehicle exclusively and solely used for the purpose of removing offal or other offensive matter from any slaughter house licensed by the Council. 3. No porson shall use or empty in the Borough any waggon dray cart car riage wheelbarrow or other vehicle what ever its construction in or for the load ing carrying removing or depositing any night-soil ottal or ether offensive refuse or mat ter save between the hours of midnight and four of the clock in the morning nor unless and until a license for the purpose be granted by tht Counoil to the owner of any Buoh waggon dra> care carriago wheelbarrow or other venicle. i. The Council may if they shall think fl from time to time licenso to remove night-sol within the b-rough such carts or other vehicles as respectively after inspection had by th( authority of the Council have been found fit foi the purpose. ; 5. Bvery such license shall be granted onlj upon the written application for the earns of th( owner or owners ot the waggon dray cart carriage wheelbarrow or other vehiole foi which such license is sought and for every eucl license there Bhall be paid to the Council thi Bum of £1. .6. The Council may at any time revoke o: suspend such license, and, unless so revoked o suspended by the council such license sbal remain in force for one year from the date o issue of the came and no license while sue pended or revoked Bha'l be deemed to beiof an; force or virtue.



Municipal Notice. 7. Every owner of any wagaon dray cart carriage wheelbarrow or other vehicle who shall uao or employ tho same in loading carry ing removing or depositing any night-Boil offal or other offensive refus9 or matter within the Borough without having a liconse in force in respect of such waggon dray cart carrlaee wheelbarrow or other vehicle from the Council or who shall load carry remove or deposit any night soil offal or other offensive refuse or matter save between tho hours of midnight and four of the clock in tho morning shall for every such offence forfeit and pay a snm not ex ceeding £5. PEDLARS AND HAWKERS. That a bye-law bo mad? by tho Borough Council of Parncll in respect of Pedlars and Hawkera and that such bye-law bo called Bye law No. 1 that it apply to tho whole borough r,£ Parncll and that it bo in tho words and figures following that is to say : Bye-Law No i. 1. This bye-law shall upply to the whole borough of Parnell and through this bye-law tue word " Borough " shall mean the borough oi Parnell aud the word "Council shall mean the Council of the Borough of Parnell. 2. No person shall trade as a pedlar or hawker in the borough unless and until a license for that purpose be grantod by the Council to such person. 3. Tho Council may if they shall see fit from time to time license any poison to trade within the borough as a pedlar or hawker. ■I. Such License shall only be granted on the written application for the samo of the psraon requiring such License and upon the payment by such person of a foe of 10s. 5. livery such License shall be numbered so that no two or more Licenses granted under this Bye-law shall bear the samo number every such License shall ba registered with such number by the Town clerk in a Registry-book to be kept for the purposs and every such Lioanse shall remain in force for one year from tho date of issue thereof or until the next general Licensing day in case any general Licensing day bo appointed by tha Council which day shall in such case be named in such License. 0. The Council may at any time upon proof to their satisfaction of the misconduct of such pedlar or hawker or of any parson acting for or on behalf of such pedlar or hawker suspend or revoko such License and no License while suspended or revoked shall bo deemed to bo of any foroe or virtue. 7. Upon production to him of any License and the payment to him by the person named in such License of a sum of 10s in addition to the License Fee ot 103 the Town Clerk may endorse upon such License the words '' Horse and Cart" and sign the same and such Pedlar or Hawker may thereafter whilst ouch License rewaiu in foreo usoaud employ One Horse and Cart in or for th 6 purposes or his trade. Every person trading as a Pedlar or Hawker within the Borough without having a License in force from the Council and every Licensed Pedlar or Hawker using a horse and cart in or for the purposes ot his trade without having paid the prescribed Fee of 10s and having en dorsed upon such License and signed by the Town Clerk th-. words " Horse ana Cart" shall for any such offence forfeit and pay a sum not exceeding £2. Prospectus. T>ROSPECTUS ■*- OP TUB REMUERA LAND AND BUILDING COMPANY (LIMITED). TO BE INCORPORATKD UNDER " TIIB JOINT Stock Companies act, 18G0." Capital £35,000 In 3,500 Shares of £10 each. Directors: Wm. Aitkon, Esq. Thomas Buddie, Esq. D. B. Cruickahank.Ksq. Tho. Macffarlano, Bsq. Thomas Morrin, Esq. B. Tonka, Esq. J. L. Wilson. Esq. Solicitors : Messrs Whitakor and Russell. Bankers : Bank of Now Zealand. This Company Is formd for the purpose of purchasing the property of Messrs T. and S. Morrin, situated at Kemuera, and known as Da»hper Park, re-selling the same to the public, and making advances to purchasers for the erection ot houses, &c, subject to such conui twns for repayment as may bo adopted by the Directors. Dasbper Park contains an area of 180 acres 1 rood 15 porches, and includes four residences, now let at an aggregate rental of £237 per annum. As at present laid out, the property has a front age o( over 20,130 feet to Government roads, and if thought desirable to subdivide it into lots of two acres each, au additional road could be obtained, by which 20.(KM) feet more frontage would be gained. Tho property is highly cultivated and artisti cally planted with forest und ornamental trees, It is within twenty minutes of the city, by rail or omnibus, boing in close proximity to New market and Kemuera railway stations. The beauty of Auckland aud its surroundings is pro verbial, abounding as it does in exquisite scenery from north to south. On thia property tho finest sitea in Momuera are to bo found, beautifully undulating and sloping towards the i sea. It commands tho rangeof the entiro scone, I embracing the prominent features of Auckland's beauty, with its magnificent harbour nestling at its base. One of the advantages which will accrue from the purchase of this estate is, that the Company will bo ablo to maintain the character of the suburb, by stipulating for the erection of resi dences of a given standard, and they may also make provision that each holding shall contain not less than a certain area, to be fixed by tho Directors. This Company presents an opportunity for securing a suburban residence, within easy reaoh of the city, on terms not other Wiao obtain able. Tho price required by the vendors for the estate is £20,001, and they agree to accept pay ment as follows:— | Cash on transfer ot property .. £5,000 0 Paid-up shares In Company.. .. 2,000 0 0 Balance to remain on mortgage at interest .. „ .. .. 13,000 0 0 £20,000 0 0 On the balance of £13,000 interest is to be paid at the rate of 5 per cent, per annum for the first year, and 7 per cant, for any further period not exceeding four years. The title will be under "Th« Laud Transfer Act," and deeds will bo provided by tho Com pany at a nominal cost to the purchaser. It is confidently expected that the Company will have, within a limited period, applications for a large portion of the estate, and that the residue will, in consequence, be greatly enhanced in value. The promoters having taken up 1.700 shares, tho Directors invite applications for the 1,800 unallotted shares. Applications will be received until the 31st inst through any of the brokers or land agents, or the Secretary, accompanied with a deposit of one pound por share on applica tion, one Bound per share on allotment, and the balance, as required, to be paid in calls of oho pound per share at intervals of not less than four, months. F. A. WHITE, Secretary pro tern. Auckland, 13th August, 1880. Merchandise. fTIAUPIRI COAL 1 TAUPIRICOALI This very excellent Household' Coal can now ! be had in any quantities at the Yard, Break water. Orders loft at ur Office, No. 1, Fort-street, 1 will meet with immediate atttention. I Coke supplied irefl. HAMMOND & BYEON. Auokland. May 19.1880. TRON RON IRON '■■ TANKS 1 TANKS ! 1 TANKS I I ! S. P A R X E R, HAs For Sale (Cheap) About 55 of the above. Also, SUPERIOR CORRUGATED IRON : TANKS, From £3 and v ward' Complete with tap ready for use; also, i A Large Stock of ! SPOUTING, RIDGING, DOWN-PIPE, &C, fcO., ft-3. Always on Hand, at his . GALVANISED IRON AND LEAD PIPE STEAM WORKS, Victoria - street Bast. Auotland ] TjIURNITURE I TjiURNITURE ! ; TIME PAYMENTS. I 1 ~ ENTIRELY NKW SYSTEM. S. ISAACS & CO. beg to inform the Inhabit ants of Newton, Ponsonby, Froeman's Bay, and 1 the adjoining suburbs that they have Opened 3 a Furniture Arcade in the Karangabape iioad, 3 Newton (opposite the Post-office), on the Time r Payment principle, whereby they offer those in want of Furniture, or desirous of Furnishing r Houses, the opportunity of purchasing every 3 description of Household. Furniture by ; WEEKLY INSTALMENTS. c For the necessary forms apply at tho Arcafle. Immediate Delivery of Goods Free of Charge, r . ' ——— T. Note the Address— J S. ISAACS & CO., '■ Newton Fubnituee aecade, Karangahape Road (opposite Post-office).



Merchandise. r\ N SALE, AND TO ARRIVE: 54 Cases CONFECTIONERY and MARMA LADE 18 Cases FRY'S COCOA and CHOCOLATE 120 Cases STARCH, Orlando, Jones & Co. 37 Cases VESTAS ■10 Cases CORNFLOUR, Johnston's 6 Cases BISCUITS, Gray, Dunn, & Co. 20 Cases WORCE3TER SAUCE, Lea and Perrin's 5 Cases PICKLKS 13 Cases MUSTARD, D.B.F. and Durham 20 Cases TABLK SA.LT 18 Cases BLACKING 80 Cases T.D. and FANCY PIPES 15 Kegs CANARY and CARAWAY SEEDS 100 Packages FINE TEAS 8 Bales PAPER BAGS 10 Frames SHEATHING and ROOFING FKLT3 6 Cases BRIGHAM MOWERS. T. H. HALL & CO., HIGH-STREET AND VULCAN LANE. ON SALE, Ex 'Famknoth, 'Loch Doon, 'Scot tish Lassie,' AND IN STOCK: 1000 boxes Candles—Price's, De Roubais Jenar and Brandon 600 i-chests and boxes Teas, assorted qualities 40 caaes Albert Sardines, i and i 80 cases Colmßt's White Starch 40 cases \r.gio-Swiss Milk, Coffee and Cocoa and Milk • ■ 60 cases Vestas—B. &M. Plaids and Ovals, B. & B. Plaids and 250's 10 boxes Tobacco — Venus. S'gnet, Royal Standard, Over-the-Water, Waterlily, and Hheepwash 600 bags Salt, Coarsa and Fine, W. fc W. 500 bags Oats 40 casks Soda Crystals 6 caoes Tartaric Acid and Cream of Tartar 20 cases KeiUer's Confectionary 8 cases AnmUto, Fullwood & Nichols's -, 12 jar* Rennets 4 casks Canary and Linseed 2 oases Gelatine and Isinglass, Nelson's and Swinbourne's 6 bales Paper and Paper Baga 50 cases Corrugated Iron, 5 to 10 feet 40 cases Muntz Metal, 14 to 240z 30 casks Pitch and Tar 1 case Roping and Seaming Twino 20 bales Woolpaoks 15 casks Raw and Boiled Oil 60 kegs White Lead Arrowroot, Cornflour, Cocoas, Chocolate, Sugars, Butter, Cheese, Soap, Blue, Maize, Oats (crushed or whole), Bran, Oaten Chaff, &c, &c. POTTER & f!O., DURHAM-STREET. nHEAP miMBER! Tho Union Sash and Door Company aro now prepared to supply ALL KINDS OF BUILDING MATERIALS, Including SASHES, DOORS, MOULDINGS, TURNERY, CARVING, AND FRETWORK, AT THE VERY LOWJBST RATES. UNION SASH & DOOR COMPANY. Auckland, August 9,1380. /GALVANISED XRON. 75 casos CORRUGATED GALVANISED IRON; 10 feet to 5 feet length, 2G guage 10 cases 21 and 29 guage FLAT IRON SHEET LEAD . SULPHURIC ACID MURIATIC ACID GALVANISED NAILS and SCREWS. Foe Sale by W. S. LAURIE, 7, .wyhdham-stkeet, Auckland pOAL AND XfiIREWOOD. JAGGER AND PARKER SELL FOR OASH- Best Puriri Firewood..... 1 Is per ton (delivered) „ Cut....12s „ „ BastjTl-tree Firewood 12s „ „ „ „ Cut_..l3s „ „ Full Measure Guaranteed. Every ton will be measured before being cut or delivered. Bay of Islands Coal (Lump) _.... 28s per ton Best Waikato (Household) 22s „ Timber, suitable for fowl houses.&c.ls per 100 ft All b inds of fencing done at the lowest rates. JAGGER & PARKER, FREEMAN'S BAY ■H-EWCASTLB COAL! NEWCASTLE COAL 1 Now Discharging, ex 'Bbbnda'— 150 TONS HOUSE AND SMITH COAL (Best Co-operative) 5 TONS COKE (N.S. Wales). Sold at ship's side or delivered where required. BRICKS, TILES, and DRAIN PIPES of all " descriptions on hand. Also, Agent for Carder Bros., Ponsonby. Joseph" craig, FORT AND CUSTOM-HOUSE STREETS WBST. r\ N SALE. Slates English and American Cement Now landing. KEANE & JENKINSON. TjiOß SALE (TO ARRIVE), AT LOWEST MARKET PRICKS Wholksalk, Per Brigan Uneß' Peerless' and' Roderick Dhu — 15 TONS OF MKEK'S AND MoQILL'B OATMEAL 2,500 SACKS PRIME MILLING OATS To bo followed by regular shipments thronghou the season. McKENZIE & ROSS. m O B A ,X E R S. J. BYCROFT & CO. are now Manu'soturlog at the CITY MILLS a Very Superior BAKERS' FLOUR ; (anchob Brand), which they can. with confidence recommend to the trade. They have on hand alargesupp'y of tho Finest Wheats, which will BecDij uni formity in quantity until next harvest. They feel assured this Floor will ive every satisfaction, and request a trial. Shortland-street, July 20,1880.



AmusementSt H E A T ft E X O V A L. Proprietor Mt B. J. DeLiaß. SATUKDAY NEXT, AUGUST 21, GRAND OPENING NIGHT Of the World-famed LINGARDS! lingauds! LINGARDS! And the Kntirk Lingabd Company. Who will appear for the First Time in .Auckland in the Original Comedy-Drama, entitled, STOLKN "IZ'ISSHIS 1 TOLKN IXISSBS! N.B.—Purchased by Mr W. Horace Lingard, .'., . with all the effects and 'business, as produced oriKinully at tno Globo Theatre London, for upwards of 201) niehts, where it is slill running, and in the English provinces for over 700 nights with unabated success. WHAT THK PRESS SAYS/ London 'Times"—"One of tlio boat pieces by this clftvor author." London " Standard"—" More powerful in plot and situation than any of his other works." London " Telegraph"—" From beginning to end, a piece ot wonderful interest, and sure to have a long run." London "Bra" —"The theatre is crowded nightly." "Bull's Life" — "No better piece seen .'or years." Price3—4s, 2s 6d, Is. Box Plan at Upton's. \ HE PICTORIAITPANORAMA OF NEW ZEALAND Will bo Exhibited in the nkwton east schoolroom, This (Wednesday) Evening. Admission: Adults, Is; School Children, 6d. Doors open at 7.30; commence at 8 o'clock. Thohsday—North Shore. HOWARD HAYWOOD, Lecturer. ALLEN P. WEST, Pbofbssor of Dancing, Deportmentl Calisthenics, &c. (Late of Europel. Parties or Cluba wishing Private Loasons apply between 11 and 12 noon, Temperance Hull, Albert-street. P.S.—The Popular and Fashionable Walte, Quadrilles, Redowas, Club Dances. Parisian Varieties, Glide Waltz, &c, introduced. Address: No. 2, Vincant-street, corner of Cook-street. Sporting1. MELBOURNE CUP, 1880. 110 NOMINATIONS. Printed Lists of the 110 Nominations, with ' Programme and other particulars, are now being issued at the price of *1 each. Apply by letter only. Telegram Orders to to avoided it possible. Pleaso forward Kegia tored Letters or Po3t-offlce Orders. Crossed Cheques to have Is added for exchange. Two Postage fc tamps necessary. Early applications for the Nomination lists should be sent, or olse the First Edition of 5.400 will bo exhausted. Address care of ALFRED A. CAMERON, Bos 2SI, Dunedin. T~\ ANIEL McGUINNESS' GRAND CONSULTATION ON THK CANTERBURY J.C. HANDICAP, To be Run in November. ', 6,000 Subscribers at £1 each, To bo distributed as under: First Horse £Z,m ~' Second Horse _ „.. 1,000 Third Horse ,; 7SO Starters-divided _ 623 ' .' Non-starters—divided 626 £5,0000 If cheques are forwarded exchange must be addod. Whnrever possible P.O. Orders should be forwarded, and stamps enclosed for reply. Address— DANIEL McGUINESS, > Ship Hotel: , Or, Box 15, Post Office, Timaru. ■jyTELBOURNE CUP, 1880. S. W. Buck's Waikato Hotel Consultation on the Melbourne Cup. 600 Subscribers at £1 Each. First Horse .. .. .. .. ..£2OO Second Horse .. .. „ .. 100 Third Horse 60 ; Other Starters (divided) ..100 Non-Starters (divided)4 Please add Exchange to Cheques, and Stamp for reply. An extra Stamp if result is required by post. : ■ '•■ " '■', In the event of my not obtaining the whole 500 Subscribers, the .frizes will be paid pro rata. S. W. BUCK, • " Waikato Hotel, Hamilton. - June, 1880. ; : .. . ; ; i(( .;:.,' Booksellers and Stationers.- ''.'".'■ ; '• Tjl DWA R D TT7" AYT B, WHOLEBALE AND RETAIL BOOKSELLER i AND STATIONER, 100, QUEEN-STBEET, AUOKtAND, ";'. V Begs respectfully to announce that preparatory ■ to Stocktaking, on the Ist September, ■. i r. . n A GENUINE CLEARANCE S ALB will be held. Commencing on WEDNESDAY, the 11th ol'' "'■, August, when . ,-.' ' : , Sevbnt Thousand Pounds Worth ob1 ' j , ■ NEW BOOKS AND STATIONERY (Imported during tbft current year) - Will be offered ..■■'■ X AT GREATLY B'DUCED PRICES FOR CASH. The Stocks offered comprise— i < Shipments of New Books—The Latest Magazines and Bound Serials—Ledgers—Cash Books—Day . v Books—Journals—Waste Books, &o.—Photo- Sraphio Albums—Writing Albums—Scrap Al-1 ■ urns — Desks—Oleographa—Stamary—Zlnco graphs (coloured and plain)—A Choice Consign* ment of Sunday-school Heward Cards—Artißta' Colours and Materials — Druwing Papers (mounted and unmounted)—A Shipment of the Bebt New Tracing Paper—Tracing Linen- Globes (terrestrial and celestial)—lnkstands. Also, a largs and carefully selected, stook of every description of General & Miscellaneous Stationery, All the English and American Newspapers ' and Magazines are received regularly by Mail Steamers. Prioo lists on application. The Country Order, Department 18 fiOW'. tTNDEROOINO THOBOUQH REVISION. All OrdOrS will be forwarded with despatch, and chargku ' AT THE VBKY tOWKST RATKB. N.B.—A number of parcels of goods bought cheap will be cleared at a very low figure. edwaed wattb, Importer of books and Stationery, 100, Queen-street Auckland, . rtHAMPTALOTJP & COOPEB, \J BOOKSKLLERB, STATIOJSBRS AND NSWS AGENTS, Have Received NEW BRONZE GOODS, consisting of CARD Receivers, Figures, Vases, Inkstands, Flower Stands, &o. 80, Queen-street, Auckland. Money. '•.' ■'''.;."• AUCKLAND P.EKMANENT CO-OPERATIVE BUILDING AND IrtVKSTMENT SOCIETY, "■-rrr"■■-.- ■-. Office:—93, Qubkn-stbkkt. LOANS granted upon approved BecuriHes o Freehold or Leasehold Properties n sums of £20 to £6,000, principal and interest being re payable in instalments, at the following rates for every £100 borrowed:— > Repayments extend-p.- wast Total amount1 Ing over rer wees. Repayable* -, , ~ s. d. £ a. d 4 years _ .. _ 12 6 180 00, . . 6rears- 1! _ 9 2 1« 9 2 ■ •' Syears- _ - 7 6 158 7 8 I lOyearaZ .... c 3 16216 3 DEPOSITS received from members or others Interest at the rate of «^f»«^ •teoretMy,- \ M M"^ ° N y Money to Lend on Mortgage of Freehold Securities.-George Fragor, Pabllo Aoeountant. Investing and Estate Agent, W. S. Grahame* Bond, Fort-street, and, No. 6, South British Insurance Buildings, corner of Queen and Short* land-streets. CIASH Advanced on approved security. / Money Invested without charge. *~ ' K.K.TYIIBR, Vnloan Lane MONEY TO LEND on MOKTGAGE of First-olass Freehold Seouritiea. " WM. COIiKMAN, _ U Solicitor, : : 1 Corner of Queen and Shortland-gtreotg. ONEY TO hBMv m mrge or small Bums at a moderate rate of interegt.- Jaokson and RnsßelL Bolloitorß. "=7^^ -VL/r ONEY TO LB.ND, in large or Wai" T=P- .snma, at low rates of - luteteuti—M B. Laishloy, Solicitor. b»ch-*txeeti.^^^^^ • "' " ONSY TO LEND, in lkrge orsinalj sums, at usual rates ot interest, CONNBLL & COOPER, , Solicitors, Vnloan Lane. MONEY TO LEND, on Mortgage— . 7. Ring, Agent, ShorUand-streot '