The Auckland Evening Star.

Vol. XII— No. 3,495

:'::Am^m^LN :TOr':^M OCfTOBER 19; 1881 J

•(Ptoli^hed Daily j

- BRIGE : ONE PEI?fOT



Shippmflr. T>ACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP UO THROUGH THE UNITED STATES Ol AMERICA, VIA HONOLULU, TO . GREAT BRITAIN. . : ' Under Postal Contract with the Governmentoo No^ Zoaland and Now South Wales. ~~ r I I "Date of Date of Sail Steamer. T^BgOtaglo.^^ ■ - OIBCO. City of NovTYork 3,400 Decom. 12 . ;— ZoiUandla.. . .. 3.200 Jan.9,1882 Novem.B City of Sydney .. 3,400 — Decem. 6 Anetralia.. . .. 3.200 Novem.H Jan. 3,188! Paaeongers booked through to Liverpool London, or Paris, via the great Overland Roadi of America- and tho Steamers of the Atlantii Inea from New York, , -, • • FARES. First-class to London .. .. £86 and npwardi Steerage to London .. ■ ... .£3710 ' Firstrolass to San Francisco^. £40 .- - Btoerago -.. .. .. _, - £20; ■.. Through. Cabin Passengers are permitted tc lay over at Honolulu, or any of the cities ef the United States, not to exceed olx months. No Shlppln? Orders will bo Issued after ip.m. on the day before the Balling of Stoamers fOl Ban Francisco. - ■ . For freight rates and' all other information tiiuly to • ■ ■ i" * - ' •' ; ■-■•.:"•■■ THOS.T. OAMBLB, .Asent Lower Oueen-Btreet fciiliLi'<;»" * TNION STEAMSHIP llPSTsf!??§ft U COMPANY OF NE\» ■jfr^^'A ZEALAND (LIMIXKD), , . I p;S--;-£2ife^t : TIM B T A'B ti E— ' .{[■ ■•>■! » OOTOBKB, 1881 i ' SOR GisBORNS, NAPIER, WKLLINGTON' LYTTKL.TON, PORT OHALMKRP. AOT ' BLUFF (FROM QCKSW-BTTEgr WHARJ) Bteamshlp.l , Date p£.Ba«lng. Latest RINQAROOMA Wednesday; 18, noon ' ■■- RiNOABOOMA . rhursday, 27,10 ,a.m. . - FOR TARANAKI, NKLSON, PICTON. WKL LDJGTON.LYTTKLTON.AND WWT ' . COABT PORTBIFHOM MAKtTgAP) .. , WahakA; ;■ •>'. Tuesiay. 10 a-in. gilO a.m; \VAiTAKi7 Tuesday.Noy.l, 3p.m. 2 p.m. ' FORBYONKY.- Hbbo-' ' Saturday,22noon , ~. FOR MELBOURNE. Via SOUTH. Hinoarooma Wednesday, 19/ noon ; ; :- >.a Rinqarooma Thursday,27,lo a.m. — • FOR LEVUKA AND SUVA. Taiaboa .. J Saturday, 22, 2 p.m.. I. ■, —~. 1, for russkUj imp kaw Akawa.- ' ■ ■ RtNOARoqiiA I Tuesday; 25,4 p.m. | — FOR GISBORNK ANO NAPIER SouTHBRirCBOSa J Abontßaturday,22 I — «T Cargo must be alongside one hour before 1 ■ . time ot aepartnro. ■•»•'•* ''■' Passage Tiokets. must be taken at tho offloe before embarking, Auckl»Jd Branph .i■ 63 Queon-Btieet aulil .-' ■•! ;J! j^i ...y j yXBAMCTTO; JLUJSJJUK. "?^^^^> orikntTlink. 'memamSan ■ ih o iollcwlng Steamships be-, ibniring to the' Orient Bteam Navteatlon Coin-; Bwiy Smited).andthe FaolfloSteamNavlgatton Comoany wiU leave SYDNEY at the under- SSSSed tote, tor MKLBOURNE. ADE LAIDK and LONDON, via Suez Canal:- ■ steamer. ■ I rtog. l-ongel ~ Date. CHIMBORAZO.,.. 3.847 October 28 JOHN ELDER,.- 4.151 Novem.ll 80KATA.......... 4.013 Novem.2s OUZCO j... 3,845 December!) COTOPAXI.; 4.027 - Deoem.23 And the Service will be maintained. py.suO' ceedi ■ g steamers at Intervals oila Fortnight. Auckland Passengers join 'Gbimborazo at Melbourne, per' Rißgarooma,' on October 19. Fare to .London, 15 to 70 guineas. Suez C&nal Dußß^Ba in addition. . Parcels booked through to London, a , y • Passengera- o«n"book from AnoklanoVat 4 Jnroueh rate to .cover fare ana Danafdueß, and so secure speoial advantages. Passages from London can be granted in Auckland- -— , For plans and, full*-particulars, apply, jn London, to F; Green & Co., and-'Anderetto. Andoruou &:. Coj, Joint Managers of the Lliw; ortothe^gentetaAuck^, _—^ ; t...,....., <loaimSD) tf\ O.l&'iAaiVil "... . ;■' <. ;■,',: ;-. ■ , Qneec-gtreet, isvffi^' ■TjiEI^INiSULAR .'AND /ORI-; Jg3w&"XT ENTAL STEAM NAVIGA >-"»ua«»s*^jjOjf COMPANY.' " PROBABLE1 SAmKG ARRAHGEMBHTa li For CEYLON^ fee., with Malta and Paßsengera t for BbROPB and the EAST. :.. - ;.;■■„ -■.!, nttxv . i. ■ 1 -Leave PLeave ; . jgteamw. ■.'., .: | rMelb'rne RAVBNNAV._I....:... J H0v..4 I ' 1NDU5........,...-,,,.,,. NOV. 18. iNPJ-» BOHILL'A....'. Dec. 2 Deo. 11 . "filace of Departure:— . "'." - r r -ADKLAIDa' ...-Glenelg; ■;,-• .;;:i ,- '.-:■ t - .^orjturtherinfprmationapply.to .. ~.; ■/:'■ :,::: .; : 'oRuioisHANK & pp.. A ■ ■■" ■■" ■' 7 * ,-' ■■- Agents for Auckland. ; nTK-i. ''42 tB A M ' 1O ' r **■*'' \<sßmmtlmC OHINKMURI,WAITKKAURI .WAIHI, AKD TE AROHA QOIiBFIELDa, ■ B K' ; X E R/Pvkil S E NO. Si's P.S. •TEAROHA.'&P.a •PATDn. J • From Auoklandr!'_;'F^mThsmel: > Wednesday, 8 p.m. ThUtsday.'O JMB."' I ... : 1 ;_,.-;. ;y. •^..■i-SaturdaTt taiffloi 41& t The time table of river steamen to be Been at Knterpriße'Offloe, W^g. ~ >.:.■ ; ~u[ To Thames "1 Saloon. 7s M: Steerago, in ' ■ To Ohlnemuri'throughi6sextra .■...( , •■• To Te ; Aroha through, Ma extra ~-,. ■. - 'Not responsible for snipping, carrying, 0* ow- CO;>- - £.•-.; .-,-, j ;-• V- ''. ~■,:•■'.-■-■:■:--■*««»*»•;:, l^^&v) •• 'W9s (Paasage i^^^^^icJpiNCE':,; : TO: ';SailaphFßlDAY.^-Apply onboard. .'; crniiAM io 'M &kes, ; car ■■Wss&?k) rying passengers and MUBI, OMAHU, WAITOA PtAnfS, ANDjMOBBniS- V«uai:(Plako:fMßtriqt)... : .... '.. , ~.; , , ~,../: ■V. ■!•■■:.'■■--^i ■TIMK'TABLiB./ :V:"' : : r" '\ ":Z'---M. 'iROTPMAHAHA,1 ',■•....,.,'■ " „'"' ..'.""" From Auckland i .....,- ~, "- ;■ Thursday, 10 morning ,';•! "i-BViaay, laid up to Clean' ■ -; n- ■ . •■ so .iSaturdayi laid np to clean .: t -. •vvH v:-.;; ■! (FromThamesr,',:. •-•> ■-: .■ •■ ..-,. .Wednesday,4afternoon.,i .. .• '* 'Thurßday,,i.3oalte!moon ~ -. . . -'' '"'Friday, laid up to clean ■ ■ ' . 3: :Jr."Saturaay,'lald:uptb clean .'■ ■ ' ■ ; Faros to Thames: Saloon, 7s 6d ;.Bteer»ge, fr, ; , ~ 1 r .".,",.'■'.".. Aaentt «?»fe*fcs Q S-r <*C OR O MAN DB h,' •a^s^* • The faat and favourite s.B.'"; .' '■'l!:!'C"6;.R"o m.a,'Nd:e w • ''l'.,:,'^ ..''Captain, W.ttHargraye. , : : .:. Leaves Auokland 1 ' ' ■ Leaves Coromandel I Wednesday. 19,12 noon Thursday, 20,2 P^m.. . ■ Friday,'2l,3 p.m. Saturday,22,2p.m. ■. Weather and other olrinmsianoes permltMng.' ': A. R. H. SWINDLEY; ManageTi iaaS^QTISAM TO I'HE H-OT IEa3SS>O SPRINGS, MAHURANGI, rsaaallKa* pMATAKANA, KAWAU, AHD OMAUi. . ■ :■ ■'.- ■■■■ (■--• Ii ai! !Thes.S. ROSE OASEt; AlatLlpyfls; ' '■■■' ■• .W. Somervilie, Master, ' . . For Hot' Springs,: Matakana, Kawan, and .. Omaha-Every Tuesday, at U o'olook, re-,, , turning on Wednesday, For Hot Sprirga and Mahurangi—Every Thurs- I day and Saturday at 11 a.m., returning on , Monday and Friday. \,: '■'. . ... • No Parcels or Goods taken without shipping "for freight or paßßttge apply to ■£$"££< -v«te^ \~»rAIUK.U AND , ONH !:S£^^ J W HUNGA BTKAM NAVI- GATION CO. (LmrrßD). ..'..'' TIME TABLE—OCTOBER, 188 L S'. B* 'MANUKAU. Leave Onehunga z „ Jeave -: 83S5H#p mm -. ?«K m : By order of the direotors, aU Freight must De prepaid. A. CUNNINGHAM, Ageod



Shipping. T^EVONPORT STEAI COMPANY (Limited; CH EA P F A RESJ The following; Scale of Charges will be mad between Auckland and.Deronport until furthe notioe:— :r-...,j RETURN TICKETS (avaUable only,on day o :*',' ■, ■ issue), ; '...... BIXPE N C E. ' • CHILDREN between 6 and 12 years of «ge, HALF-PRICK. CHILDREN under 57ears, FREE. . FAMILY TICKBTS-Perweek,'ss: permontli 29a; per quarter, £3; per annum, £10. • Gentlemen's Weekly Tickets, 2s 6d ■ Ladies' . „ „ Is6dand2s6d Apprentices' „ „ laM School Ohildren'i ~' Is The above are available' by any of the Com pany's bouts by day and night. In eonsequenci of the great reduction in prices, it la imperative that all (area bo paid in advance. ' . BKNJ, TANN,EB^ ' ■ ■■■■•■■ • ■•■ Seoretary. gjiWS^:r\rOK r*HJSRN STEAMSHU S^^S-^ 00. (LIMITED). ' . S("WISWF TIMB TABLE-OCTOBBB. Weather and other Clrcumntanoes Permitting), *OR TAUBANOAAND BAY OF PLENTY PORTS. > JBTKAMBB. | . DATE OF BAIUNG. ■ -~ Wellington' Tnuraday, 20, S p.m. Glenelg . Monday, 21, b p.m. - ~ , Thursday. 27,5 p.m. ..., - Wellington Monday, 31, t> p.m. I Connects at Taurangafor Opotlkl and Bay of Plenty Ports every Tnesday j :■■- ,'■■'•■ ■- ■■' FOR RUS3KLL, WHANOAROA, & MANGONm. Wellington I Monday, 21,5 p.m. Qlcnj^g -1 - Monday, 31, a p.m. ' - J FOE WHANGAEEI, WHANGARKI HEADS, ~ : AND MANGAPAI. '"','.. .".'■ • - I X very Tuesday at sp.m, ... Argylo ' (Carrying passengers and cargo I ' forWaipn)/ --- " "' FOB WHANGAREt ASP WHANOAREI HEADS. . .. . EreryFriday,atsp.m.. ,:< -~' Argyle (Carrying passengers and cargo • ' -for Waipu). '. .'..;';. ; FOB ; MAKQAWAI. .'.'"[ Flngal | Baturday, 22, fl pm. . .. : .. . ■.-:■ FOB MBBCaBY BAY. ■ -1: Flngal : \ Kvery Monday, at i p.m. | . - No cargo received after 1 p.m. Small parcels prepaid at the offloe on the wharf. .' -• - F»Bsa«o tickets must be .taken at the Com pany s Office, No. 67> Queen-street. Auckland. , : A. MoGRKGOR.' ' ■'■' •'.' Managing Direotor ■jffeALj,- TpOK LONDON DIRECT. tBWS^^ The magniflpent iron dipper 5.R A X A I A,' . ;<i! .is 100 Al at Lloyd's, 1,022 tons register,-J. E. Bone' Comman&er, now loading, and will have quick despatch. . .. . : . ~, i Has splendid accommodation for Saloon and Second-cabin tosßengers. ■ For freight or passage apply to ; THB NEW ZEALAND SHIPPING CO. - ' •.: . {LIMITED), '■ '■- »« ' "■l;.:■•'. -.-••■ .-'■■• Agents;' ; jC^aL mo SHIPOWNERS AND jg^^^'J. OTHERS. MaffiSßH^ The Westport Colliery Company. (Limited) are open to Charter, yes- Belß up to 11 teot draft, to carry coals from Weatport to New Zealand Porte. iii ' For particulars, apply to undersigned, i ,';■.!.' . W. HAY DICKSON,, . Dunedin. Juno. 18SI. ' , Seorotary. axoaßV. MONEY TO LKNJO, In large or small Bums, at asual rates nt interest, CONNBLL & COOPKK, Solicitors, ■ ' * ' VnlcanLane. ONKY TO LEND, in sums ot £200 and upwards, at 7 per cent. i j t* i. J. i JAPEMON feRUSSJUi^._^. . ■ '~. . ■~ ■ -~.- -~; , ; Solinltora, Fort-street. i-P^OCIA TO IiEND in Sums of £500 *VVV V -andupwarda-K. Ring, Short' , id-Btreet.i, - ~ .;,;■ .. ~ , ■■ ■ ■ ~.., . •; "JYI'ONJSY TOLEND oii Mortgage ot, Firsfrolaas Freehold Securities. ■ ■ ■ ■ ' WM. COLEMAN, i , :■'•-■ '; ■.•"■ -'■".';. :"...,'.. Solloltor. ner of Queen and Shortland-stroetfl, ONES: TO LUND, on- approved 'Beonilty. ' ~ " . B. K. TYLER," ..-, ju ..; ,- .■ Solioitor; "Vulcan Lane. • ■ jj^::';,■'.''>;'.';•,• ..'jy.y■•.,.';'?. .',:, v :*•.: ■ Money to Lend on Mortgage' ol Freehold iSeouriUei.—George Fraser, Pubilo Accountant, Investing and Estate' Agent, W. 8. Grahame's Bond, Fort-Btwjet, and. No. B, South British Insurinoe Buildings, corner of Quean and Short-' and^troet l|p|j;. • '"'[ J ''..'.■'". " L OH DON XO.AN OFFICE, m .., Ukbkr Thkatrb Royai, :,_: ' . , , .^yiCTOBIA-STBEKT.rr . ■ , :J. HART Is prepared to-offer advantages, to : ' pereonsin wivnt of accommodation. iMONEY-ADVANCED FROM B5"to.«500:ON I. ; i .PERSONAL SECURITY. " ; 'i; ■"' '■'■'■ ■ For Instance— - ' ' ■ ''. Persons borrowing £5 reoeivo tA 109. cash. ■ is ■ "-" - „ . £20 ~„ .£lß', ..<,... Repayable by 10 instalments of 2b. In the £ per • ..:■;>. <:■'.. :•.-.:•!.! week.' ': •" - ■-" " i Money advanced on overy description i' ..:, ~ . ;. .Of-GOOda. ~..• ■--,- r* :,'.- 'iV, All transactions entertained, and, Money ad ; '-vanoed without delay. If Becurlty ' '' all . approved of. .-i 'i . -' Promlßsory Notes dißcounted at greatly reduced rates of interest. ... '. r ~:i , LOAN r AMIJ t DIS?,- HIGH STREET, AUCKLAND | The 'above Agenoy having Opened a Branch in Auckland is prepared to, Advance Sums of; Money; frorc £10 to £1,000, on Personal Security, Deeds of Property, Shares n Pubilo Companies; and other Securities at current rates.' Bills Discounted Daily.. Renewalsleffeotedt ; • : | To Bccommodato Borrowers Loan Of (say) . ;-,•,;:,:. £10 .•■•■--»;-■*; :■:. j ~ ,'-, ■■ ■ sil ; ..;••;; . .";•■' IV : :i: ':•*<- May be repnlct In instalments of 16e|per week \y. : '::,,«, 7£#s}"!,,J. "LS May be repaid in instalmonta of 11209 per week. '■ ■": Or by any other mutual agreement ■ '.'!' All communications, either ' jberadnaUy,' or by letter, striotiy ooufldential. Aadreßa^-i' >:, • f-.i i HIGH- ST RB BT, • • ;(; (Next A-noklana: Hotel). .Box 90. Pdst-offlde; ' '','" . V.'.'; Qrocene's, &o-' : ". Ji r.^*,'--:, I^TOTipE! NOTIUE II JSOTICa !!! ;^ HOLLANITovioRTZEB, In- thanking the general public for the' Very liberal support they have received for the past sevenyears, would.take this opportunity to in form them that being Direct Importers. of eoveral leadinKllnea, they are in a position to say, without any boast whatever, they can supply • PRODUCE AND GKNKRAL GROCERIES , at Prices aocpnd to, none In Auckland., . ■■- i ' PRICE LIST:— ■'■'■'',''' Box Teas from 153 6d per box; a splendid line of our own mixing at 20a per 121bfl • ' Company No. 1 Sugar, 20s per bag . : ', : A Nice Bright Yellow Sugar, id per 1b , Full Weight Sperm Candles, 9d per lb English Sauce from 6JdTJer bottle We have a nice line of Fanoy Tea Caddies, con taining one pound of Good Tea, ata very low Coffee, roasted and ground daily, at prloea from la to la 8d per lb. We would call special attention to our Turkey Brand at Is 6d per Flour, Oats, Bran, Sharps, and Maize at If ill prices. Favonrs by Postrot WirewiU. receive our moat strict care and attention, and will be delivered free of charge to Boat or Rail, and all parts Of town and suburbs. N.8.-Nota the Address- . . ; . -. HOLLAND & FOKTZEK, < WHOLESALE AND' RETAIL GROCERS, QrrEKir-S'IKKET, AUCKLAND; and at ' COBOMANDBIi.- ' -\ / Liberal Diaconnt allowed for Caen. pUB hI v rl OTI CE. WILLIAM JAMES WATT 3, the well-known Grocer of Onehunga, has a Constant Supply-of Homk cdbed Bacon and Ham always on hana. Agent for the Kvexikg Stab.- Mr Watt respectfully invites further patronage. ■jiDEN XERKACK i-uer 'JWICE, F. M. MORLEY, TEA DEALER and FAMILY GROCER. Eden Tbbbaob Famllio3 waited upon for orders. Good delivered to any part of the ;'iwn and Suburbs,



' Biasiriess Cards. , :!'!"! t . Y^T '■' B. ■ " 8." X 1 W 'N^ B■ K. . BUILDKK OARPENTKR AND JOINER , . VULOAS liAMK,! . - X very Description of 'Building Deslgnodjanc ■ Ereotea. ' ' All Hranchoa ot the Building Trade execrated by Kxperienoed Workmen. Shop Fronts Offlot S jglttlllOT &fi.ttU> .-■■,■. ■..■ ■; ■ ■■!■: W' ~F H I L L liiPjK B ■:■•'« 8U H, • OIL, COLOUR, AND GLASS . . MERCHANTS, ~ , Importerslof Paperhangings. Scrim, Points, Oils, Tnrpenttne, Colours, Varnishes, Fronoh Polish, Gold Leaf, Artists' Colours add Brustlos; Plate, Sheet, Crown, Ornamental,,and. Photographic Glass; Picture Frames andTapostryMouldings Clock and Compass Glasses, Ulazed Sashes and Doors. Glaoa cut to Bine and carofully poked. ■ , 95 & 97. QUKKJT-aTKKBT.' -:'■'? VJU E LL'BSIiB Y-S TKE JS T Oi v, VV COLOUR. & GLASS WARKHOUBB.- C. G. Hill, Importer of Paporhanglngs, Oils, Colours, Glass. Varnish, White Lead, &0., Gilt ana Stained Mouldings and Pictures, &0. Plo ■ture-training to order. Just landed, ex " Ooro niUa' and 'Loch Doon;' 2J5 packages Paper hangings, Whito Lead, Oils &o.—Please note tho address: Wolloaloy-streot West.(opposite :Mscltpt entranco). ' . * • '' ■ ■■. JAM B S STE W A K'T ■ ' OIVII. ENGINEER.',: *:''"'' - AND AUTHORISED SURVEYOR, CORNER OP SHbBTLAND: AHD O'CONNBLL ;;- '- ■ STREETS. ■' '' ' ' nriEAM£a u&iuuagk. ajnd dkay JL ; ;'.. ' ; factory.;" r •/;/..;;.', ): ' jvA/ji-E■ s.^TSFA'VK/i Itf1"""1. VICTORIA BTrttEET BAST, AtJOiOiAND. Repairs Of Bvory Doaoriptlon in Wood and Iron' noatly exeontedon the Shobtest Notiob. SPRINGS. MADE AND REPAIRED, : W~N.B,—Country Orders pqnotukliy attended -.to.'- ' "■- ■■•''. ..' .V" '■' .; '.'. £ ;'■ " E7) ~': H:' V .A... 3 K-'. y *>,ll ~B ti "• r., "ttATB of London), ..'.'.. , ~ ; COAOHBUILpKR. v,UPPBkQUBSNHSTBBKT. , Landaus,. Broughams, Barouchoa, VlotbWaD, and Phiß tons ot every description manufaoturod at from 50 to 100 per cent, load than what you will pay for English importitlona. All work gnaranteod. Repairs in all branohos, ' . " N.8.-—Tlio advertiser wua for - many jean manniaotnrer to the trade In London , | *■, '■ ivr Js-w x on , ajml),, eosn.a o« bV. ! J3I T > /JUNCTION STORB, ; * ■ oobnbb or •. ■ ■ \ Nkwtonand GSkat NobM Roads, ' family grockr and tesa dkalbr, ' DAIIUK3 Of BUTTKB OF VIBST-OLABa QUAUTTi i ' ' Bran, Maize, Oata/and'Hotatoesi , .'',-< : tar Famllloa 'Waited upon' for, Orders. *Bt ■' j , '•;■ Gooda PromptlTDeliyeredt'' \\T AR N O.C X BKO THE R S;: ■TT 'SOAP AND: OANDIiK'■,'; i !,, , . MANUFACTIJBBRS, ~ iC.OX'S GREIBK, : RIC.HMONft; ' OJTFiaE: DUUHAM-STKEKT, AUCKLAND. Cash Pnrohaaefs of Tallow, .Wool, Bhoopaklna, andßones,' • "- . ■ GE IS AN D 'P 0:1 TB X, COAOH-BUItiDERB, GREY-STKEET, AUCKLAHD. " N.8.-Iron-barte Shaft?, Spokes, BoUooa, Blno Gam and kinds ef Hardwood, at Lowest, iMarket Prloea, ....".' I t " '.'.''- ' . .', JK D Mm A R D : S # •' COAL MERCHANT, SHIP AGKNT. i Bay of Islands,; Newcastle, and SValkatoCoal m any quantity, ■ Offloe and Yard/ Breakwater,. Auckland, opposite Hallway aiatlon.- ■ < '■> i ■-- R JS H JJ JS: Jti S 0 Kj ■«••:. .. ■'. .. :; ,;.; •.- .; •:-. > t i HOUBB, dHIP, SIGN, AND GKNKRAL ' ■ ;• '■; DEOO^TiyB-'PAINT^S,:' -:: RO. 8.( W?K D HAM »'ST RKR T. "O E » J A-.M I,«'-,.T A.X N JS R, PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT.I AUDITOR, ■ ■■'■;* -■ ,: ill I 70, QUEEN, BTREKTiS '. - ': ' j, SW I N'3SK S.'l-UHJ • - AUOKIiAND STEAM ' ' " iWJOOD TTTRNING FSOTjOKY; ! ' ■ '•'• ' yJS rTCSpBiXSVBXBIt r ' "!;,-'.. j ' '' '(NKST'BHAB3tSPKAKB"'HO«Ii,'''.V ".,,'., Havinß Introdnoed Steam Power, he Is now pro' ; - pared to maito a Koduotion of Twenty i ' for Con oil hopriooofaU :" '' - I .; i . common work, _ '.' >~.,: I mr_ Country Orders franctnaUr attended to ' ; V*n oTICE Olf JttJBMO Va v 'C. LITTLE (I,ATE Jo J.! Mttia), FURNITURK EMPORIUM, IH-A ;ffi .<.»«ias • -M. O ' V'j E 1) I • '■'■ .'[• 'to the Corner of ■' -''']' VICTOItU & CHAPEIi-STRKKTS. i\VT Id lvi aim ' TEN KANT, ! Tl: « iUONJWR MANU-AOTUBItB OF t■' « 1 Umbbellas and PaeAsolb, j...-< .;'.-. upperQuoonetreot. " V.iJi'Hi Wanted Known, Tennant'a A I : Umprellas are. !the Best and Cheapest. New Bummer stock at iprlcea to meet the tiroes. Rocovorins in the: best style.-with choice variety o£ material, tNote-4. Lennox's BuildlnKS, Upper -<Jneen< itreet. igatabUshedlß69.:-. '• ■.-■-■-.. : Ij AU;K fk' BROTHB B,Si ARTIST PHOTOaRAPHBRS '• (OPFOBITB VmOft BANK), QOK;kN • STKKKT, AUOKLAHP. i .'.% .' *1 v*.1*?! "'-.'.1 '... "1 *. \K 1 Photoirraphy in tho Latcat and Moat , Fashionable Stylos, Exepnted lnl , ' - • l» maimer Unsurpassed " '■ •" - i «9i-i»ii >. . i tntneColoniest, , , >. : .,v LABOR COIiIiBCTION MEW ZEALAND VIIEWS ,—!.. .;,,■.; Always on Hand . ■~..•• ..■;■ !ji A rM:ffc « IS V HOR^Ui V CARTER, CONTRAOTOR. SO Goodfi Carted and Dellvered*om ighlp's aide on : ShortertNotice. Ballast SuppUed.;.' • iNBwoASTti and . Bay. >p». Islands r Coal, ! Also. Firewood (ont and uncut) reasons', la. _ !jEjr,j? ».*,*; i ~1.,,f; ;q ..b:5?: :1 5 r, SbLiCITORAispBARtireTERi- ",i ' ' ,',. •pADRANGA. AUckLAND.'| ~'.,,'. V, W-.-n H<... A;i:,.»-. üßin O.^.T-.Wj: . '.CARPENTER AND JOINER,;; r. " So BE RMS VIO RfI-S TRBEjT, AtrOKLASD,:,, i i OppositethaCongregationalOhnrolw '-' ■All repairs promptly and economically exDontod. 1 Katlmatea given. Funeralsfnrnlßhed. ... : J.. ■.'■■•: J.--; -A-T*;:-.«71V-i:K :'*■<:'ULO.-i ---•'•• v■. • WBOLSSAXK.I ■' ; i -c.--■ .-r (.■; BOOT AND BHOB MANUFACTURERS. iS j *A largo StooK of PmNsibd,1 Rivikptkd • and i 1 - - Sswh :Goods of all sorts and. blzos \ •' . • ~-,■ ;*».selepttrom»,.,,,.:.'..< r r | : All! Orders have Quick Despatch. COLONIAL iToOT FACTORY, ' 14. WYNDHAM-STRKETi AUCKIiAWP. . ■\TEWTON VEINETIAN BUND IJ-JJ . ':••■■■• j;w.or_k; ■"-";-■;'■'' :;'" >;.'; i .i: *it«O E'O.' T U C> K-'E "&i ■ M ; IvENBTIAN BUND" MAKBR AND ,WIBJB ' ''' :■ ■ .WpRKER., :: :",; ;ri *.j KARAsaAHAPK. Kojud, Hiirrdir,^^ " : ' Venstfan Bltads of the best quality made and' fixed at Is pet foot. Wlreworfc, ,ot any descrip tion and pattern, made to order ■•■ ,- : ■Repairs neatly exeonted. "".. * ~ ' i ; Tfl'DW. A:BD BA X Xlj 13% I .-.■; .••'.>(..:■■.•;. ABCHITKCT,' :1 . ; .-i.;. :' ■■,■' '<'; .srioHßußYay.BtniiDraa' ;:";', J1 OH JS SO>V BT, house; land, and general commission agknt Opposite H.M.'a Custom-honW ■ ■ PORT-STREET, AUBKIiAHD, HAS ALTfATB FOB SAW . : Large Blocks of LANS . .. ' FARMS, both Improved'and Otherwla • ■•• •• Also. HOUSES, COTTAGES, &C. SI On Most Reasonable Terms. ..,_ CXT" ILL 1A M XH.ll Hi: S, TTi Corner of Lome and yiotorla-streetß, . , ~ Auckland Bast . . ~ , MONCMBNTAL, MABBLB, AND OBNXBAt : r STOHEMASONi ' . ~ ;ABCHITBCTtrKAL'SCUtIPTOE;Ain) CARVEE, Inscriptions accurate and beautiful* ■ Monuments, Tombs-'Headstonea, and eyery j description .of Stone Work at the lowest possible | prices for town and conntrv ~ , KBTABLIBHBD 1864. ,; f. ■■XX R X,; .T R AFJ OR V, ■ SURGEON DENTIST W AKKFIKLD-STBKKT, KBAK QOKHM-BTBBKI. Painless Extraction'of Teeth'by the Oxide • Nitrogen Gas. ' ProJeßsional Houra-9 a,m. tm 5 p.m. 1 ■■<*>



: . . Business Cards. OOK-BINDINw & PAPER-RULINC . . . ..,»;;■ , ; »*.,. -~, . ~,,.., •;, g~ W¥fß¥f¥VWWifTy¥ViW ' ■'WILLiAM.LB^S, '/ § .BOOK-BiKDJ*R.PAPBIt:BULBIR, 4 MBKCtJants' Account Books Ruled 3 ■ i and Bound to Pattorni ' 4 MUBIO.. MAGAZINK3, BIBLES' % ;./.,. AND PRAYBR .BOOKS, j ~.-; BOUND IN At.L STYtW.- •. : jj Threo Doors a\iovo Star Ofllco. BAKERS' SPECIAL RULED DAY-BOOKS. ■ LIBRARY. BOOKS BTRONO' W CHKAPLY : , , ' " T , .BOUND. ..,. ..„ 1 J'i'A M.ilS S ■ -h: "«J.:-&'; T-:K^K, ,-■,;■ OHjCMIST ANDDRUBCHST. i oksv! HOBSOJJ-STKEKT, .; c . . ,-„ ~- . ■ OtOBB TO WELLINGTON-BIBB**, . m ait, a k o x<H kb s JL MARBLBi and. FREESTONK MASONS Monuments, Head-Btonea, Tomba. ■ and, i:;.q ' Iron Tomb Railings, ; ... INSCRIPTIONS KXEOnTKD IN A BUFEBIOB BTXtB, Pbiobs and Dkbiqnb ffKBK on Application. •ADDBKBS !— 1'• •''''.'' '< ''< Av^ • i ■'■'* X* • '''■ v'" ''•' IiUTLAND AND LOF.NE STREETS, ~w , -. -, ,AUOKLAJ».D , v . ■« Near Jnnqtjon of Queen and Wakaflold streptal X. W. X X A, G H. T tf «■ -•■* '(iiATB OF THB OHTY MARKET), * • POULTKBSB, FEUITKKBR & GbKENOROOKK, Oornor of DahbV an Qukkn-htkkets. Wbolesale and Retal. . ~, EstabUshed 18OC. ' SHIPPIifO SITJPfUIto. , . ■ Poultry, Droßßod tor Table,- always ready. Uve.PiKeons, Rabbits, Fanor• Birds, Daoka, ' Geoi3e, Turkeys, and Fowls kept In otook, aamoFowla, Bpanish, Brnhmas, anil Bantams . • (Puro-brpd). - . . , ~ rRKSH BUTTKB AND ' KGOS' ALWAYS ON HAND. Lloenaed Dealer in Game,. ;.■....-., XT KNIGHT'S ' CENTIIAL . MAKKET, Two doors above Arthnr*B Anotlon Mart. ' tX U; A Kh ; E 8 'P-A L'M 'B 8,. / '■ DRAUGHTaMAK &0, ■ ; :' Drawings, Maps and Plans oompUed,.Drawn , ■' ■ to Scale from' Rough Sketches or Traood. Addressee, &o Slamlnaied lr the SlgbeetStyle ol the Art.:-' ' "■■ :;' ' !"'■ ; Auotianeera* Show Plans and,UtlWfrraphs, SohedolOß prepared for County and Highway ,'X'\' ■". J?9<**K. Si'V IS ! OFFIOK—M, Queen^troet,'over National In froranco Company's Offioo.1 • ' . ■; ■■:■'■ IjllSfai.it ; 'A ■ H V ' VO,, },i: Wholesale Bhitpino : and Family msiu ' -1 . BUTCHEIiB,,QCKBN-BTKEET . «1 I ; [Next Bank, of New Zealand, lAupklandl, Prime Smoked Tongues, Home-cored Bacon : Corned Beef on Sale ia : Large Quantities. : l tar N.B.—DBAUCBB in Gams. tb» ; IJvo Pcoasants forwarded to nil parts of the 'Colony upon receipt of ordor. FauiUioa waited , en in town or Babarbs. - >.;-.►...> • !FAMIL VG %O P.E R ( S, " QUEEN•S T 5 E X Ti 5 -~;<! ;;• ■■>■: ONEHtJNtJA, : ''• ."; . [Families regularly w'attod ' OD, and goods 1' promptly delivered! ' • I |Mlt ."'IS. "F iS Jb ,H "A 'ML1 iU • LADDKR SS BAUROW MAKER, I r - 80 andB2;!VICTOEIA-STRKKT.'. ' r Kyery Deaorlption ot Ladders, Steps, Barrowß, T arrow wheels, Clothes Homos, Clothes Boxes*/ TraveUlng Cheats, ,&p.. on hand or miwia to !order. ' ' ' ; , i A liberal dlsooont allowed to Contraotorg and on wholesale order. . .; . .'■■■• : ahop and Offloe Fittings, and all kinds of Job bing Work done by experienced workmen on tho-BhortßHt notice. • • • • ;- • . N.B.—Ladders. Steps and Barrows lent on: hire. Violins bought,. • ~- • '-i ■~,: I One or two superior old Violins tor sale; also, *a good V.ollnoello cheat. ' ' ' " i rh'.rt ,■ • JUrapery. -;-': "'"' J — —; .J-H 1 ■-.-*■' i / I .^^ V DBFKRBBD :■ \ < i-, "I PAYMENT I' I :.: t - f; fjK: J?-3..' SYBTBtt.:.- ;-• |f..,' i- Mtjk.ro & mil ti,QA|, . ;•:■■■ :-TAaORB, t :' ;',/;■; ' ;*' ' bRAPKRS, AND OUTyirrBRS, jE:A k a; n; g.a;? a;-?;';e; ':;r .o.4,'^D I ";,,". ', (Opposite-Nflwton Post Offloe), • • „ Have ■ Wbll ■ asbobtkd , STOCK ol the ! VSEST CLASS Q0 0D&, \ , i In the' following ' Departments i—Drease*. ■Prints, Callooes. Longoloths; sheeUnßß, Linens, iFlannelsj Blankets;. Kugs.. Carpets, Oxford' ißhirting, Counterpanes, TWaterproof: Cloaks, i'Mantles, French Merlnoes, Snawls, Oash ' meres, Silks, Shirts,' Curtains,' Umbrellas, Mantle Cloths,'and Tweeds. ' ■ [■" ■'■ ■ Having 'foundl that tWe la an oponlnK Xor a TAILOUIKC3 BUSINES3 on tho> DEVsaRKD PAtMKNi; System, they have sooured- th'o ser- Jvloes of a PIBSr-OIiASa CUTTER, and are now prepared to make to measure, from Vint-; "class .Materials.,atr reasonable>prioes,i every aesorlption of Clothing.;, '.. ■_.■.,' '. ■ ' All Tweeds thoroughly shrank before being made np, and fit and workmanship guaranteed^ I The Deferred Payment Siwtemhaabesn toned to be a great boon, by enabling those, with limited Incomes to procure necessaries is the easiest possible war, > J;i >» ■/_•• >' ■. i M.tcM, having'had considerable Ixmdon ex p'erlence in this particular System of Business. and having their Goods .dihsot from the Bbbt London and Glasgow Firms, are In a position to offer tho BK3T HOODS on the MosiIAnvAK TABKOUB TBBMB. .7afcsf)»t! *T Note'the Address,— ~.'', ,'. ■','>,) , TV/T.tJI^R.Q ,■•&;' •JMr.ILL'I.GAH,! I ' •• KARANQAHAPK, ROAD ' : . (Opposite the'NeWton'Post Office).' A-t ■A. S T,E P H E N S 0 Nl, J\:i NEWTON FANCY; BAZAAR, Toy Warehouse, Stationer. Wools, Silks, Plo 'tureo, arid Ornamentß of every deaorlntlon, begs to call tho-attention of the: Burroußding publlo. to Ids Choice and Varied Stock oft he.above. . Sohoola BUDpliod with all necessary matoriaK A nice assortment of Clooks. ■ .;__ J' The' Prices at this Establishment are consider ably underCJueenstreetPrices. , ', .' ; •,.■?;. lAcaarespectfolly.BoHcited. . r ,' "," ~ . 1 l\f *LL is liU If HtO USE. '■■■ ,!'"'.'.' .Jobt'Opkotd,-,»''".-,.■-.■:",.) "", a.','chwoh!'assortment op'* spking dresses, spkinq milijnbuy, hats, aiiOVBS, NECKTIES, BTJFFLESjCOfcLABS,. '.,'■. ~. ;, " COED^ AMDi TASSELS, ETC, ~. ;,, . A Largo Stook of CORSETS just to hand, >iiii -it In a variety of makes, from 2/& ■ " ■• rrThompßon's " Glove 'Iflttlngr Corsets. •" ; "> ■ A Large: Stook of TWBKDB from l/ 6.: ti 'Morley's Knitting Cotton, 1/tfperlb,' ■ : .' HOSIERY—Iio bettor value'any Whete. - Flvo per cont. Dliicouut lor; caah on Parcels ol ; '~,.. ,i ,;,,2pßand:upwarde f ;t ..•:-•■!:.:': i ' Country orders promptly and faithfully '_ [entii ■ ■_-•• '"•: ■■' exooutei ;' ; ; '■ :" "■ ' ■_ » ■■Or BUY YOUR DRAPBRY^AT vi fr-h.it L O V E T T-' S, . ~ ...., - , ~ ;} Wiqiaistiiiiv-BTHicm;. |>AKGAINSI BAKGAINS! i JBAK* 'J5 > GAINS I 1 "Ladies; bear lit mind thatWll lams has Opened up another lot of Fresh Goods which he intends to sell ohoap. The best and cheapest lot of Ladies' Underclothing in Auot and; the best aesortment of Real and Imitation Maltese Lace; a nice lot ofiaoe- and Silk Ties, Nook Frilling; a large assortment of Gilt and Black Brooches And Kan-Ings, cheap, Lodlea from the'oountry would do well to buy : their goods at WiUiamrs, Cheapest House in Town, foot ot'Grey-street four doors above Marketßntranoe. OpenUU9p.m. ~, , "XTEW •GOODS ! TO"EW' GOODS I • r SPKING AND SUMMER * Up peb ■! "tar- 278 "ffi» :Qtjesn ':. •- : ■ '.'■ :~.\ i.STKEET.'■■;.«' ■ ■ •' '■ •■ if1"' JOHN KEESING, In returning thanks for the liberal patronage ho has received since the opening of,tils Drapery Business, bega to announce to his customers and tho public generally that he has now Opened his SPRING and SUMMBR Goods, Well su leoted, which will be sold (as usual) with a small advance on cost, and giving the bebt value possible for Cash. ■I". We are now showing special lines In— Beiges, all shades, 6id yard •: . ;' ; Ladies' Two-thread Balhiiggan Hose, Ud : Ladiea' Lace Fichus; is 6d Lustres, in all shades, Sid yard . ■ • . Deep Coloured Fringe, lOid yard Ladiea' Fall-size Ties, all shades, 4Jd Summer Flowers, 4d spray . ■ ■ ■ Together -vrith a Large Assortment of Drkss ■ Matebials and Fakci Abtiolbb for.the Season.. .. ;< : ■ ! tatt?O^^SLNG, : - 278, Upper Queen-street,



', : Business Jtfotibeß.' : ; : » riIHE HEW ZEALAND TIMBEB . ~..-, , ; COMPAffY (LIMITED) ,'!' :, Beg to Inform their.numerous Cnatomora tha they have purohased'the. Business hitherto con duoted by Messrs. Jagger and Parker, and that, in accordance :M{Qt, this arrangement, Mr, Jagger win be the Managar for the Company in . Auokland, who will: rocolvo trad execute all °'f^'. ;l vlj 11 CAiHARRIB. ..,■ •- , t sWa ■■il ft-1 Ohalrmaiit Auokland, SepWmber, 1881. , , . \/\yrE beg tp'give^n'ptice to our Customers V V -that wo have incorporated our Bußlneeii with the New Zealand Timber Oo; (Limited). -. JAGGEHfc PARKER. • Anokiand,September, 1881. ;/; .' '\ THENB^ ZfiAIiAND TIMBEK T /'COMPANY- (LIMITED) ' A o now propa?ed. to supply Timpor of any ength and elzeot.the shortest notioei -i > ™ -..;■ X HANK JAGQKB, , 11 ■ Managon Anokl« ad. Septem)>er JIBBI. tT"' a. 0; o l s on Jjt« Begs to Inform tho Auokland Pubilo ■ that ho has -MOW OPENED one ot thoeo Nkw Shops: in VibroKiA-BTBttBT as' ;''' aTATIONER, BOOKSELtER, ETC.;1 ■ l!' '■ "■ Goods at vory'taodo^ate prices,:' ,'' <; , 11 An Early Insfroction Invited." '-' ' ESSKS'. tTHITE' & POWDKELL ' • "-(Late:Mr.White)'"'-' UJ' ;;i" '? ■ Have added to their Ale and Btout BottllDg KflVftbllahmont, and;are Direct Importers of WINES and SPmiTS- ■ <. - . Superior Qualities and Leading Brands always tnstook. '■.;:''■-'>., 1)1511 -. >y Wholesale Orders supplied at prices Which oan oompote with «oy, warehouse in town. ■ In voroarglU Ales and Stout from the, Brewery which took tho Prize at the Sydney Exhibition, im, HOB'sON'SiiBUJIiDiN.oJ . ' X O r W- N. . B A X E R, V, KARANGAHAPE ROAD. Opposite Pltt-otreet Wesloyan Caapel. - ™. ■ i DAVID iGRUBB,: o oTniu Bakes, confectioneb« ' ■ asd uknekal ■ ~.-:.- STOEEKEEEEBi ll ' ' f'- A new and extensive Shop lately added to the former one. .The Best Dairies ol Butter, Kggs, and Canterbury Cheeses, &c, continually on hand.' Goods guaranteed of the best quality, and at Qaeeo-Btreeti prices. An aarly trial re quested, ■ ■ r' ■ * ■ npAYLOR'S PATENT SEWING J,,.,: (MACHINES , : < ' -:Abb Simple to Learn. : ■ ■• .' . : . i i ; QtrrßTin;Aoflon.s - [■I i: Not liable to get out of ordor. < PofiSKi- s large and easily threaded Shuttles. No Difficulty in getting Needles and Extras ■ ,- r -TAX LOR*B ;: . ' :'' ~ :", ' MACHINES; h Ci"; .SHorJua BB'lHßpiMT?D|by ail desirous orpro curing k.Thoroughly Good Madhlne. , '. '"■'■' Abo, to bo had at Low Prices, TWI9TED LOOP-STITCH ifACHINES ; •"■■ 'i O£ Boat ConatruotiOD. r: ; iar agbnt! ■■■ ■■■''-: 5> ■ i;1' 'i -■• - , i ;: T. EEACOCK, Optician. ... - V. Spedtacles, Telescopes, ' . Hlcroseopes, Uuromotere, Kloctrio Bells, &o, ■ Instrumontannd Machines Repaired. : ■'!..' '[, SHORTLAND',STREET, ' . (Opposite tho Poet-offloe) ' : IyoUNG WOMEN'S: INSTITUTJB ; Agency foe GoVeehesses'and ..'v, 1 ;.;'":, ;,SEivANTS''REGISTKir. : , ' Boapeotablo Sorvanta are requested to apply UPPER QUEEN-STRfiET,|. ■ . ApOBXAUD, ■ ■ , -, Fee from Kmployers,'sb. .' -. ', - FeefromGoverneaaos,6s,; . y"; ' ■■-:■* ■ Peofrom Berysntu; 2bßd. , IOUIiMAN'S PHOTO JtOOMS, JT :• eHOBTEAMBrBTIWBX.-: . I'■ .-*' Tourists and Visitors are invited to Inspeot Pnlman'a Views of the Hot Lakes. Auckland and -Bush SoeneryJ'&o. Tha sreatest variety of Original Portraits of Maori Celebrities in N« w Zealand. . •■ ■ \ , ■ . -.:••,->. ■, . PHOTOORAPHY IM ALL jTS BBAHCHB3. i-IORLEY'S B UILDIN OS, HOBSON- Aii,t >,„ -.., .-'STREET.:. r. :.; .: • .-.i ~-:... MRS BEACH (late of, Cliristohuroh, New Zealard), begs to Inform the Ladies of Auckland ard surrounding dlstrlota that she hasitar'teda MJlklnery and Dressmaking Establishment, where the latest materials mar be brought by oUitomera to be matlo up In every, variety of Parisian and English styles, aln mode. The pubilo may rely upon punctuality aad Btriot attention to all orders: -and Mrs 8., having had li years' exuerlence in the South, confidently solioita the patronage Of future favours. , . YOUNG MEN'S OHJttiiSllAM .ASSO • ■='."" ;, ciation. ~ ■;•;• ~.«..• oorNeb ov wkllkslky and ;albiert'btbkbtb '.Beading' Room, Comfortably Furnished.: All tho Loading Papers on the tables. ■ Subscription, 2a 6d per quartar. The Library contains {up wards of 2800 vola. In the various departments of Literature. 'Subscription, 2s 6d per quarter. Tea and Coffee provided. . Employment and Boarding-house Regtsters. - \ * luiont 'mi Ujsl i ■ Meeting for Young Men on Tuesdays, at 7,80. I EvangeUstlo Service, Thuradayß, at 7.30.' Bible Reading and Prayer, Saturday, at 7-30. Bible Class, Sunday, at 3 p.mj ;v . c ' ' STKANQERB and others (especially Young- Men) cordially invited to: visit the Rooms, ; where all informatiAn may be obtained. Open' fromßaim,till 10p.m. :■»; ■<•; , ri n ■ rilO BUTCHISKS, BTSTTLERB, ;X FARMERS, AND OTHERS, = ' The nnderelffned are Cash PtmonASSRS of HIDES, SHEKPBKJNS, WOOL, TALLOW, BBK3 W AX. &o.,'&c, at Higheat Market Rates In any quantity; Hl" Oonsignora direct will have prompt and lm ;mediate cash remittances returned at satiatae t°^rr?te?> IRELANiyBROS./ «••» TANNEB AND LKATDEII MANUFAOttIBSBS, '. ' ...... ■■ ■■■ . <POKLAWP.- .-, . ■ ~' ;.■ .-- ' ' , ujOifX Formoaos lnMorte. . , ,- s :\T:E'Wj ZEALAND ' FERNS, n jJi,. : . . Unmounted, or. ...,-,-. > : ■ ■■ ... Tastefully Mounted -In' various, ways,' v- FBOM 12 t P TO 120 VAB BIIBS, ' : • ■■ ... .-. -. .: or Sale by , :' ;■ i) -,r, •''E'R',l^; ;O.'R"A>l:;G,'7y:' ■; .':.;",... ' Prtnces-stbekt. •';.'''. .[h . WADCOCK; ot Kemuera, begs to . • Inform tho public of Newmarket and surrounding districts' that- he' has NOW OPENED! a Branch Business- at Now markot, opposite tho Railway Station, especially for the sale of Small Gooaß,.and hopes to reeelve a share ot patronage German, Sausages, Polo nies. BJaokPuddings, Tripe,.GenuinePork Pies and Savßloys, Poultrytrussed.tourder.. Kvory-, thniß'of best description and at moderate rates. IKnlctHT'sblL Ct)NTRAOiv j£&. ' • '■■•- i^1' -,-w-ita: '('.-ifj :'. ,•:•'.-,: All persons In the City- or Suburbs requiring the services of the present Contractor at f the' BBDOCKO rates should mako early application toG. WHjSON, at his reßidonoa, Nelson-atraet, or under cover, addressed "G. Wilson, Night Boil Contractor. City Council.Offloes" qp O T R AYE liL'E KSi &O, PubrbntS FOB Homk,—Very IVandaotno Cur oaity Oabinetß, inlaid Table Tops, and Walking Sticks, made oC rich and beautiful New Zealand Woods; also. Polished Specimens ot Woods in small box, and Brass-bound Chests of Drawers iv picked Mottled Kauri, All at very reason. . oWeprtoea, .wiLUAM NORRDS, , , Worker of Native Woods, top of Saortland-rtreet, UiURNIT UR is ARE HOUSE. Ii- -■•■.■ i; E. COTTERJ' '' ': «>™* Cabinetmaker, Ufholbtebbei, Undektakkh, Bagatelle Tables made to order, Billiard Ones always on hand;' ' '::, VIOTOBIA-STREET WEST (oorner of Nelson ' ~ . ./*- etroet), Auckland. :• vA: u •■-■ All orders proiriptly attended to. ' ; ; . 1 ■■•. : Charges moderate/ ■■■ . ' ' TDI'V EN IN G dO N '(3 ER TS/ <~ ■■ :,:!-. c ■: ■ - I■■ ' .l- '■■ '' <'• SELECTIONS FROM .OPERAS; SONGS, - .1. DUETS, So., &0. ' ' ;" Every Person oan have those In their own Home ... by calling on . . ~ -..■;,..., J, HOWDEN, Shobti/And-S'lbekt, ; and PDBOHABiNQ one of his Nkwly-Impobtkd PI AN O 8. KEU AJN U BKO T HJSK H, WOOL MERCHANTS, TANNERS AND LEATHEB MANUFAtTTUBEBS, ; IMPORTERS OF Saddlers' and Bootmakers' Mnohlnory, Engl 1 and Foreign Leather, Saddlery, Saddlers' Ironmongery, Boot Uppers, Grindery, Mill Belting, Suction and Delivery Hoso, &O..&0. I ■ :■: Wazehonses:—Vulcan Lane. and High street Worka s—Panmnre. Auckland-j Conßtltuents' Orders Promptlyland carefully , Ezeouted.l



• '"--'-'Business Notices. ' ON SALE AT THE AUCKLAND SEED DEPOT ISO tons of Canterbury and aru Pota toes; prime sample '.•■ ' " , Carter's Improved Muguuin -Bonums—foi ' Carter's Improved Sootoh Champions—Tol seed r Ashleaf, Vluke, and Lapstono Kidneys—fot ■ seed Pink-eyea, Sllver-Bldns, and Poor Man's .'■ Brlend-for seed : . Oats, for seed and feed 1 Maize, whole and crushed . . neldPeas, Tares,: Rye, Sorghum, fco, fco, : Bonedust, ooareo and fine , -. •. .'■•■:. Pernvian Guano Huon Island Guano -Superphosphate ' ■ ■■ 1 •''■ '■■•'■ Hay, Straw, and Chaff , ■ ~ ;T ,•! ■ Catalogues to be had on application -. ■, . Purple Straw and Tuscan Seed Wheat Having lately secured the services of Mr. J, F. Smith, who has been for ten years In the Nursery Business and Landscape' Gardening near Birmingham, and for nearly two years with Mr. C. T. Wren, of Mount.Hobson Nur sery, I am now prepared to give estimates tor laying out and planting Gentlemen's Gardens, fcOn SCO. ' J ■'_■■': ■ THOMAS STEADMAN,', T 187, QPKEN-StREET, APCgLAIOX /, ipREEMAJi'H BAY STEAM .AND ;'■'} l' , - ri ;.. .FLOURMILLS. 4 , '.' I r ,'.jj/',' ;Ui-'> JAMES SOPPJET'AND CO,I,''1;* 1' Hare on han d at' their Mills and': Store; No.' .i-.i-u',' ■! " !i:'Lower Queen-Btrtfii;—,'.,.'...'. '.',*.Vv Fine Flour and Househoid (quality guaranteed Bran* Sharps,-Plg«9al' ° J '-' ',' ;i ;• ,' - Malre,:Oats,: Wheat, and'Sarloy, Cracked . and whole - ' " ' All excellent quality, at very low rates. -. \\r AN *X O KNOW M, ~T- ... xfitttete*; ' -.ii ■ o fl. P. GIBBONS & GO. :. ': DBUyEii THE BESTSAWN WOOD : [ \'l h : ';': i !AT,i2ai pi;R"Tpll.' .- .- / •". '\Z .-• 'pr;-'Or //iiBBONs;.&' ry}»![;;' GHOCKKS AMD TEOVISION MEROHAKTS, '■■'-' ■'■ ■ . HoBBOy-STBBBT. ' v... i>^ti Sl 1 c n,ur 19. js, ■ i' Honour to them whore honour is duo." '' JAMES TiilD & SONS : ■ Beg to call the attention ot the Pubilo to their FURNITURE: EMPORIUM,;, . Situated In Hoisson-stkekt. Their O&blnetmaking Is equal to any In New Zoaland. Furniture Repaired and Re-poiished on the abprtcßt notioe, and in the best work manlike mannor. ' ' MH X A V T i MB E R, THE UNION SASH AND DOOR CO. : . ABKNOW PBKPARED TO SUPPLY ' ~..'"_/ . .AIJ. KINDS 0? ii . :. ■-'. • BUILD I N G Wr^ATBBJI A^S,! .-. i s«.*ii!.'.«9'.l aioiAft)rija':iiJ'j--n filJiA Sashes, Doors, Mouldings, Tuehekt, ,'■ Carvino, and Fektwork, .. T.KBY L.OWjB-B'T RA T B Bi' ■' Union Sash and Door Company . ~ ~~, .. Branch Offiob ■■'.(..;' . CPSTOM-HpySK-STRKET, AUWCLA^JP- . r TjW U..L h '. B X O T fi E » S ''jVhAvE. NOW LANDING,. ■,--.. ~' i,2W PACKAGES/ ,-ii v .-.:• .1 , Consisting 1 - -.-.•> - GROCERIES AND OILMEN'S STORES, ' , , AKD HAVB rpR SALB— AMERICAN RANGES AND BTO'VEB BARBED STEEL FENCING ■WIRB «, DOUGLAS PUMPS, LAWN MOWERS CORNBAOKS, GHINDST.ONE3, OIL „, " '■BTONKS.'fcCfc.««., tut. ':: 1 U "■■i ■;.'.• '■ Agents for J. Craig &, Son's Celebrated Stolen /Whiskey.'^.- :';....,. i ',..; I HOLL BROTHERS, •'■;! • Auctioneers, Wine 1 and: Spirit: Merchants . , tluoea-atroot , .' . , ■■ ~\ ' Kauri Gnm Stores. Bre water ■ frae »n<) Bonded St^-wi-Albert-street ETIKING FKOM THE , COACH vi .BUILDiNGByaiNESS. ALEXANDER MACKIE, " -til i ..' COACHBUILDER, r, ]'. "/,. J,'' ':' ,;Du^HA^i.sTRKET,.West,,;," , : Begs to Inform the Pubilo of Auckland and sur roundiDg difitdots, that he has disposed of his Coaohbullding Business to Messrs W. and E. Bastbm, and while thanking his Patrons for the support so liberally accorded htm during the long period he has been in business, begs to solicit for his auocesaora a continuation ot the same patronage and support. 7 . < ■ «VTITH reference to the above,1 W. and ft -- X, Basxkn beg to state that no efforts will be wanting on their part to merit a con tinuation of tho confldonco and patronage accorded to their proaecesßor. ..'.-■■ , Having 1 bad great praotical. experience las Coaohbuildara. in- Bngland, "and ten years on colonial and American work, their Patrons may. aonfldontly rely that nil orders or work' of any description entrusted to their oaro will receive tholr personul supervision, 1 and be < oxoooted., in tho bestmannor, with punctuality and deapatoh,. Address, '.•;■ .",'', „'' :V tl 1. j;, ' ..-/ ';:;;; { H/, >,;,a- V '■'~. \ ifta !(Late-A,;MBoWe>,'■.-,. c ki>«« :■ C, 6 A: c ,q ,)Et BaU-I *Li Df EiR <fl .V: :;■:-•. .-::P.OBB*M-BTBKBT W4S*,' ';-.'■- r »r«ai ,' [. ,-.-'.:••','. < t Auoklahd.':. :ir -I'HH^ o<.*i CtANFORD'iS. FRUIT AND ' PRO. J2r ";" r f; ';VISION .STOBB/'; ; . jnd piJjpa Pork Pies '■'. ■ '"..' vJ™^^!. •■iHopßepr l dlng.ddlb' .'^^^^^^^^^^ .' 8d lD", ; Oranges, Apples, Bananas,1 Pine Apples. ' •• \~ Bacon, Cheese, Butter/Eggs,- _" r. : Fowls, 2a 9d- to "34 3d each. . ■'.' Taranalct and! AfcckMind Salt Bnfder, fid to Wdlb. Viotobia-stbekt (corner faf Albert-atreet). ■ l^i H'; E ': ASM'tf VW T 'l- E «; V; .!,,' ],'. ...■a49,:<JUEEN-STRBBTt, ~ : ; !%!" ■';;;\-!tho:.m;aT s'Awfu:fii.:_: :> :,;.'. Having determined to olear out thewhole of his ST OC X O F :'-"C UTL3S V,' [:'.;■';t'!'.AT'iMHENsis.' simaipf^ ... .:. f: ■',','j}'^ ~7;, !;isnowofferiDg'. : '' ' : 'l.._ ~.;..■. IVOHV' AND* BORE TABLE ;AND DKBBEHT ~, KNIVKS ■.;'•< »tIJ ■!,:-.:.■. it;' :l« Table and Dessert Knives and Forks . i EiiEOTHO-PLATEBPOO^S, FOBRB, &Oi ~ *{ Pockißr'KniyHisonQarda,.:,'.. f .. SCtSSOBS —EMBBOIDBRY, NAir,, &O. LOCk .. wood's, Johnson's, and other best makers. All of thb> AfipvE Impoetkd Direct from Sheffield, and Must .'■,. , ,: •■ , ■ ij, be Sold, ■. •••..).-. : ; -, ; GREATJ3ARGAINS! : libli AS. SAM U E L, 249,' QUEEK-STEEET. ' ■ "..■ III! 111 LI 1.1 .1 ' ' —Tl Musical. S~YDNEY INTERNATIONAL exhibition, 1879-1880. .-•The Piaso awaeds. THE BRINBMKAD PIANOS were aocorded the Highest Award, viz.,the First Prize Medal and Bpoclal Diploma aboyb am, competitors.; RIS BAN X INTERNATIONAL' > • EXHIBITION, 1880. ■ The Piano Awaeds* THK BRIIiSMKAD PIANOS were accorded the Highost Award, viz., the-two First and only special Prize above ALL oompetitorfl. PREVIOUS INTERNATIONAL exhibitions. - .:■ ■ The piano Awakds. • iHE BRINSMEAD PIANOS were accorded the Cross of the Legion of Honour the Gold Medals and Special Diplomas at Paris, X ondon, Philadelphia, South Africa, Antwerp, o. &o.; and are unanimously declared, by the leading Judges and professors of mußlc throughout the world, to be the Best Pianob manufactured. \ MELBOURNE INTERNATIONAL j EXHIBITION, 1880-1881. The P 1 an o Awards. THE BRINSMEAD PIANOS were ac corded the Highest Award, viz.. Two Gold Medals : also First Prize for Concert Grands, First Prize for Drawingroom Grande, First Prize for Short Grands, and First Prize for Up right Planes.



, ~ -liife Insurarice. . . - AUSTRALIAN MUTUAL UROvT. ■tX. , DENT SOCIETY. • In the "Commeroial World" for June 16th wo gave a aummary of tha Directors' Report of this Company, and it we refer to it again ft is mainly 15 ™v Ji 0 BUp£}em6nt atld perfeot a statement then made, which we. find waa short ot the mark. We gave it out as something approaoh !h g n a 5"? tnif Ph«nomenoD, that the SoMoty throughout its entire career of thirtyJtwo yeaTS hadpald Its olalms out ot Intereat reoeipts alone. This statement is| undoubtedly remarkable enough, but it falls far short of the actual achievements "of the past year, when, as we now learn, the .interest receipts exceeded the com bined paymenU for "claims;-commission, and expenses of management by nearly £10,000. If we are not mistaken, this result is entirely unique in Lifo Assurance history. Certainly nothing, so far as we have observed, has been experienced comparable to it in Hie " Old Coun try," and if a parallel fact can be produced from any other quarter, we sball bff glad to emblazon it-in our columns, f !a! 1 r ,- <-■ ■■ But this la not all. In Great Britain we have a few companies whose new asauranoos amount to b. million a-year. The .number may bi counted on the fingers who rise to that amount, while-wehave a very large proportion; perhaps equal to 90 per cent, of our Companies, to whom such a result is altogether an unhoped for event. But the sew business of the Australian-Mutual was for £2, 181,285, an amount (aa iatruly stated Id the Company's advertisement*), "Far ex ceeding that of any. other Life Assurance Office in the British Dominions." The new annual premium income amounted to £72,859, whilethe net increase to the business,- after allowing for loss of income from terminated. polloloß. .was re presented by 3822 policies, assuring £1.227,613. Thia ifiault.it is bellevod, ia nnparailßled in the history of Life Assurance, whether in the Old W orldor In any other. Tafe'e another tact: the operations cif,. the'year—observe, onjy the Soolety's thlrtr second iyfiar^raißed the.annual Income from'£G9i,2B3 to £759,769, an ; ine'reaieiin twelve months of £C 9,455, or 0J per cent, of the previous year's revenue. Again the accumu latcdiaiKt was; increased during the year by the sum of *i15,7i3, equal to 87 per cent, of the pre minmsreceived.'j■:- ;J,. ; i ;^u.'"»!.t •■■L'jjjtil^ Jri^ These are very remarkable .results; not ao counted for solely; by th» f aot that they pertain to the " oldest mutual life office in Australia," or that the average-interest rectived by the Sooiety on its investments,'exewds-6 ppr oent. perannoml 7'heßß factors are ofiraportancoin the case, but they wbnldbnly Koa'cnortrway if the Society's .business was not' vigorously pushed. It is the untiring activityof the Society's executive that' doea it: and,' aa we have of ten gaidraotlvityisthe-synonym oc ex penditure. The Sooiety is not .bpmso in /ita ex penditure. But the results" jusui-y the outlay, i hat in the orowninu; fact to be borne in mh)d; Whioh of our Companies, for, example, great or amsll, commission or non-oommlßSion-paying, can, show a proportion of income laid by, during the year of 87 percent, of the gross premiums received,: Wo know of none that can do this ; for, while we have.aeveral Companies whose expenses of management are' lighter than those Of tho Australian 'Mutual,'we have none, wo believe, that can ahow a lay-by, after proyidins for expenses and claims, equal to 87 per cent, of tho premiuminoome. - •; .-. ; .[;.-,- Eomothing should also be said in regard to the liberal,' not' 'to ' Bay enlightened,' business principles of the Society, These constitute a aeries of advantages scoured to policy-holders, iv hioh are ot a nature, it may fairly be presumed, to silence all objectors, and to remove the scruples which many persona profess* to enter tain against 11 too exacting aystem of life assur ance. The Society's policies contain no condi tions as to travelling. Members are allowed to' travel all orer the world without license or pay ment Of extra premium. A policy is not for feited through habits of intemperance contracted afcer the policy is issued, or through being con victed 'of felony;' or by reason of the assured dying by hands,of the Instioe or by suicide, provided In the latter case, suicide Is not com mitted within thirteen months after, the date of assurance,' Policies are endorsed ' .with an admission of age when iMbed, provided a' Cer-' tifioato 01 birth Is produced: and if that can not be obtained, the best evidence of ago obtain able is aooepted.1 A policy, when- the age has been admitted, is free of all conditions after being five years', in force; provided the life assured has reeidod within. tha ordinary limits from the date of the policy, and has attained thirty years of age. And when these conditions have been complied' with, a mutual Provideuc policy becomes absolutely iudinputablo and nn pballengeable, and the life assured can reside in any part oJ the World without having to pay any extra premium. Ana last, but not least, indeed the. most- liberal principle of all, is that the policies of this Society .when they have endured three years,are kept in force after they have be-, come overdue by non payment of premium until the surrender value of the policy is exhausted.' And in proot of: the fact that this principle oporates.and is pot a mere flourish of trum pets; it ia announced by:the society that- at 31st Deoembsr, 1888," tho number of policies' on Which premiums were. in ■ arrear, and whioh; were being continued in force by means of .this liberal regulation, amounted to 1,801, on which there TiaidMeltt ad^anced'by the society for' the' payment of premiums (exclusive ot interest) the sum of of £33,181.", ■vyo mjy'lldaVt&e Society is not a competitor for business with the United Kingdom, but it has Its reputation to establish. And Englishmen going to Australia msy \>r the foregoiDg tokens learn where they can find an office in which to assure of the hlfihest chiss,i andj working under the moat liberal principles known to th a profession anywhere in tho world. AUSTRALIAN MUTUAL PROVIDENT • SOOHtTY. ; :. 91 ';;,■;_■."; jj ;; Establishedim. .'; ; *"'_'^ ; ; '; >v ! OLDKST MtrrtfAL LIJPK . OFFIOK/ IN :i i i:' ;"' '• / :austea'lia. ',;.'.;;"; '.'.."■..,' .. ' I '-NEWZ'EA^ND':BR^4NdBir'.;,." |l;' i; Head Office—CuJSTbM-HbtrfißQtfAY,, !^:;, '. ; ' ( Wbllington.-7 ''■'". "^ ■..'.- Local Board of Directors: ■'■...•: The Hon. Charles Johnson Pharszyn, M.1j.0,, ,; Chairman ! • '-'„', The Hon. Sir William Fitzherbert, K.0.M.G., M.L.C., Deputy-Chairman ~• :, .::. (~ f• i A.deß. Brandon, Esq., M.H.R.- ~ ". . OharlosJ. Johnston, ICBq., JJ.K * " . J ' I'ha lion. Morgan S. Grace, M.D,,M.L.C. •' Medical Officer: Dr W. G. Kemp, M.R.C.9. " (England).. . ~..,", ,: X ,,/, v ~ .?;„,-, Resident S6cretary':'Edward"W. Lowe. ' Tho resulto of tha ttiirty-seeondyear's business' may be Bummarlsed as under:-• :;,■.' ru "ri :;. First— Thou umber of NKyf POLICIES issued >Sec6hd-\h'e''"lirKW r''ASaUß'ANOE ;lb'nßlnesß.' ' : : oftectbiwas for .'£2,181,258, an amount far' exceeding; that of : anj Otben Lilo,Aasnx anco Office In the Britißh'DomiuiODß. . ■ :Thlrdfl-THK- NEW ANNUAL^REMIUM ; tjlNCOME:amountedto*72,Bs9.'l ai -' '-' Fourth-The NKT. INOREASK to the bual- I ~ nes?, after allowing for'lqbb;of -income " from terminated poucies, was represented "i by 3,822: p6Ucies^a,BsorinPr*l.227.6i3.' This [1 : showing Is; it ia believed, unparalleled in - . the history of life assurance, ni >.' ■ Fifth—The'operations of the year raised the -I'ANNUAL INCOME of the Sooiety from £694,283 td £769,768, an''inerease' In the ■ - : twelve months of £65,485, or 9J per cent on 1 tho provioua year's.revonuo.- -..'*.',,, Sixth-The 0 AOOUMULA"i;BI) FUND was Inoreaaed during the year by the sum of i. *145,713, equal to 87 per 'dent,- of tho gross .- premiums received. •.- -;: ■ :-, ■<■ Seventh—The deaths among, lives assured '"'"' ;were 23S' in number,' causing c'aims upon '.■:, the Booiety for the sumr;of £121,113, In . 1 eluding bonus additions under 261-polioies. Eighth—The INTERKBT RECEIHI'S for the ■-'■year exceeded the combined payments for . t claims, commiaaion, and expenses of mana " gement by nearly JoIOiOOOJ "■ ■-:• ■■-< - ■■'" ACOUMULATBDPaNDS, THKEB AHD A-HALF ] ■'-, ,-v" ■; -MILLIONS STERLING, ' fflsj '■■t yaw '-'-j'!1 ■:....-'■ > "■ ' ' t-HO -(.T-O'- ProspoctußOß, forma of proposal, and all other Information may be obtained on application to the -Resident Secretary, or from any of the Society's agents, '-■'•' '-'■ ■ •'•■ ■■'•■-■' ■--■'■■• ■•■j '■> ."; , .EDWARD W\ LOWE. : v . -. „ ~,. . Resident secretary., ■ Agont for Auckland— ' ' ; • V !; -ALEXaNDEE SOUNDERS. '' ' .. :■■'■■'jfiducationai. r ■ \; U\ B EjN G H. ; O, L ASSiSS. MJDNB. AIiBIN" VILLEVALV PrpfeSßpr 'of Krenoh; b3gß to inform the public that he will Open;Frenoht Classes-"on SATURDAY,;22nd' Ootober, ia thafollowlng : order:—Olass - for Children under IS (boys and girls), from 11 to 12. a,m.: for Ladies (beginners), from 3 to 4 p.m.; Ladies (advanced), from 2 to 3 p.m.; for Guntle men,:, from i to ,5 p.m. Fees (per quarter): Ladies and Gentlemen, 10s 6d j. Children; Sb.. Nam os enrolled at Mr Flynn's, Bookseller, vv.el leßley street, ana at M. Villovalfe, Leamington House, Grey-street,-whore tho classes-will'lie' held.; Course of French style and literature. Arrabgemeu'ts made for.private schools. All. foes payable in advance. For private lessons,! apply to M. Villeval's residence, every day. BOAKDUSG AND DAY J SCHOOL ' FOR OIRL9 andProparatory School for' Children (Boys and Girls), conducted by Mna LIHXOS, Tynovillo, Uavonport, - North Shore . Auckland.—Tho next Quarter commences 12th October. Children of visitors to, the North Shore'during the summer months oan be re ceived into tho. School as Boarders or Day Pnplla. Terms on application. W-ELLESLEY- STREET EViINING in-jj ..< -;OLASBKS,. Separate fob Malss and Females. Second Quarter commences on MONDAY Ootol?er3rd. Classes for Ladies will meet on Monday and Wednesday, from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. 1 ' Second Series of Leoturea: "EPOCHS OF ENGLISH HISTORY.' Fee: 10s per Quarter, in advanco. rrims^ ■* kt oe wiNGINo. Mb H. GORDON GOOCH, Associate ot the Koyal ■Academy of Music, London,'and Bronze and Silver Medallist of tha.t Inslitu tion, receives Pupils for SINGING and VOICE PRODUCTION at his private residence'in O'Rorke-street, Albert Park.' It S. A L h A*N WES X, TBJIOHEB OF Vocal and issTßummjih Music, Present Addreaa^- l .. ■ VKYOvmBIBB HOUbe, HOBSON-eXBBBX,



Bportinjj. JVI;E L B O U R N c' C UP The D aA W I N a will tako place on THURSDAY EVENING, October 20th, at SIX o'clock. ■> > o H. N. ABBOTT. M E -L'-B-O {to>R'N'E €j V P. The £10,000 (No. 1 LW Being now filled up, I have OPENED ANOTHER-on the same Rare 1 dn tTntimlted Number ot SubsoHbers at'£l eacW,.U'-'' ;1 ; in* t a!t^e "o'jJ6ix*.V ;.wOrf UNITED SBRVICE HOXEL, Jtl« IS • .y^klir.JJilß OX T. i WANGANUI to'be run October 21st—Derby Sweep on above event Now Open. ! Unlimited number of subscribers, at lOfl. - To be i drawn Thijkbday next, October 20th., tr% Calcutta, Sweep will I><j drawn "the same ;evening.. , , "', " _~,,„,„ „..,, ,„/ 1 -,- , ' ~„ m.'gallagher; I] " ...V," -...' ':,:'•■' ■■' '' ' ■....'--..1' ■'. '■'.■'■■ '". ■. T E'"' 'M ■)c;H:RA;r N OGMI'--' T;H q-'t'h-l. /• :>..WANSANUt>STAKES.. • ■..: ; : ' A1 CALCUTTA BWIWP oh the above event will be drawn on WEDNESDAY next, 19th instant; at 9 p.m. Unixmited number of Sub •;soriberg at 10s each.,.;;-, :;', "_ a ,',l ' '~/::^ ] :_; * LFRBD A. CAMERON'S-ANNnAL :&L, CONSULTATION OF. ' £6000 ON'MKMOURKK OUP. { ) 1 ,' 7-120 Horses Nominated, ;i!1 *•' Feh.-£l. iFirsVfiorße ':rl i" \'.' y [ '.? J 1' l' - .Mvxti Second Horse • " ..< '.. '■ :V. ' -«7 ''•'.. 100 Third Horse.. , „.. «.!/•• ro« ..200 Other Starters (divided).: % \i* :.1000 Non-starters (dividedl .... '.. ~"2200 And sixty (60) Extra Consolation Prizes, - ' i value£2oeaoh'..:! ;.L -A a#;i. ~:o .. 1200 jlßOrPrteeß-"Amonnt 7.-.. :-■ ~I .. -'..emd I the £100O;if6r Other' Starters (divided) will average about.*66 for each starter. Ihe £2200 for Non-starters (divided) will also average a good all-round dividend for about 102 horses"; : and tha £1200 added on to this Sweep for Sixty Special Consolation Pxizes.wlllyield £29 eaoh. I With crossed cheques, afid la exchange. Two postage Bteraps for replies. Poat-offlca orders or ' registered letters recommended. y%.. 1 AJLFRED,-A.;CAMERON,c -uK . Box 251, Dunedin. Will most positively Cloao and, be Drawn during tho Fourth Week of the present month, closing probably! between the 2ith;iand:'29Ui October. Send early applications. Result and Telegramswiirfonow.:; ■■■ "''■*;. M ,; ... Tiokets oan bs obtained in Auckland from Mr J. Gallagher, Ihistle-Hotel; Mr O. Fisher Occidental Hotel; and Messrs Partridge and, Woollams, Cigar Divan, Queen-street. * JHlectorsJ. \»7 MTEMATACOIJNTY CO|JNCIIi. j To the Eloctors of.the. Ararlmu, Ridhig.— Gentlemen,—l do not offer myself as a candi date for 'the County Council at.theiensning I election. Thanking yon focjrour past confidence, I am, yours truly, , L • --■•;- -^-; John lamb, _ f 1 TO THB BLXCTOBS OF THE ABAKIKU :a v X;6a t -i .i .ftflinrtt.- * **:* *a" *, ; Gentlhmbn,—As <3£r. 'John- Lamb does not seek Re-eleotlon for the Ararimu Riding of the County' OounoiJ, I beg to offer myself >as a Can didate for the vacant Seat. "Being a settler In yonrmi(lßt,yourintereatßandminoaroidentiaaL ■ jMy efforts will be the advancement of the Dis trict, Respeotfully soliciting your support; I remain, gentlemen, Ie- ' ,(^/.;>r PyCHARD MONK. : am ft TO THE ELECTORS OF RODNEY. i ; GENTLEMSN,—At. lne~ request of a large number of Electors, I have consented to become Election. Ij w^ljl,take an. early, opportunity of visiting the various Settlements in the District for the purpose ot addressing you. JUIIN axUCxrJxICIu/a 0 THE ELECTOBS OF CORO i^U'^tAraEtiJiiaaTßioivo^ SSJAO Candidate for ths^ House of Representatives for your District at the forthcoming Elections, ands wmit^te.Ba-eMJyiopportunil^ptrexplam^jnr^ views. P. H. BLAOKMORE. rjjitjF THE! ELECTORS 'OF SOtfm FRANKLIN. Gbntlbmbn,—l am again a Candidate for your suffrages at the forthcoming General Election. ' ' l At an early date" I purpose vistting the various centres of population, and will give an account of the recent session, and explain my political Ever yours'ifa!thlrully,':" '* mo THE ELECTOKS OF FR2INKLS?, X NORTH. Gbntlkmbn,—l any a Candidate .for sour suffragesat the forthcoming General Ele'ctlon. I beg to inform my friends and supporters that I intend going to tbo Poll against all comers. . I will address you In duo course.. ~,': I am, gentlemen, "(• 'Yonrsobedientlyv ; i- •'i--' WM. FBANK BUOKL &ND. ■ iiWSCXORAL DISTRICT OF WAIPA. At t ';■•; TO THKELBCTOES OF WAIPA. Gentlkkkk,—lt la my intention to oflor my self, at the next General Election, as a Candidate to represent rybnr District [in the iGcnera . Assembly' L ~.*,,;";\- '.'V ; ~,-,.■' WILLIAM JACKSON Kihikiht.JttlyX.lßßL , ~;; ■'~ :.' l;t j^ ■JCTO T liC JS O JT B E MO' V/A L *cvi HUDSON- *' ;;!;,,;; (LATE HILIi AND nODSON),. , . QHBMIBT AND DRUGGIST, Bogs to Inform his friends and customers that ho has REMOVED hJs Business to . NEW AND COMMODIOUS PREMISES .;•; - " Btthecornerof '. ' " ~" * 1 VICTORIA & HOBSON-STREETS. nut tl. F. H. '. W O OI)H AM, . TXAGBEB OV THX PIANOFOUTB AND ..•'.,, ■ HABMOSTOM. "' -.!.-, .■ Addrees-Care ot Auckland Mraio Warw houee.



I Amusements.' " ''' ' TE E A T X E X 0 yVa Lj Proprietor ...._..-. ...R. J.DeUas LAST WBBK OIT thk DRAMATIC SBASON Last Webkof -^ > •■• M«• W. H. LB A1 KB. Last Week of DkLias's Austramah Speciaitx COMPAKYi ; 1 , . A Genuine Triumph Achieved in the production of the Great AustralianDrama,^. v FNLKD I TJIOILKD I TTOIfSS I OILED 1.. JP OILED ! ErOVXpl Which, In consequence of the close ol tna season, can only be played a few ntgnra« Como and See the Grand Soonio Effects I ' Come and See the Grand Bcenio Kfleota I Come and See the Saw-mill Soenet. Como and See the Three Rail.Fenoer "'■ ' ~ Come and See the Great Sensation I . *"•*; ' Raad the opinions of tho " Herald1! and STABan this production—the greatest talumpueTec . achieved In Auckland. ■•-•■••■ _■' _i,n. The' Double CHff Soene" arid Cedar I«»OJ? tv Saw. in motion 1 , Tho Greatest Sensation ever witnessed on any Bt6g&: ~'",<,''- '■. Prices: Dress Circle, ia; Stalls, 2s 6d; Pit, IB* • Doors open at 7.3o;'commence otß. '•'::" ■■^~i• ■ c Box Plan at Upton's, Stationers, Quoon-etteet, T: HE- A■'•* Bj IS : "ft O " V" AL. Proprietor......_w.L i.'Mrßi JiDelitas. FRBtntorAß-s'ANNOTjttcBMKBn; t * ;; ■■■■ i B. J. Delias having ooncludM till nficoßDary arraugemerita wUh Jit B ;W. C»ry fortbe * production of tho QreatOßt 'Novelty of., , the Day,,.Qfiljest wid.StjllJ.y^n^i J.v^J. the pmAWq&BiiZAN'cti : " Op*KiNa might: ~...■■.,• r. MONDAY NKXT. J3CTOBER 24, For further partioulara.see future advt. :JPI H "p;a : VA.'ai 'yyk']■£:*&>■';&: \ -,-:. i October 19th.,.,. ." ': In aid of the1 ' °"^ IV' V ' '* '■' ENGINEER AND CITY BAND FUNB. i .•'••; :■-" PaOßßAM»*ir;i»'!; sw': i :' >:';- ■■■"• '•; piastjsr1 l''.'.!''~.'r^:~ '' IrOVerture, "I^ptune"Kfe6nnd)-Band 2Sf; v, ' Kdtniston \ rt'-i' «■■/*!■ Ir rr x 3. Song, " The Lover and the Bird" (augUelun) : . . T _ Mrsßevitt ; .... ■■■•>" i. Song, .", When BaMT. (Mlsr liod . , -eay)-MtaßMoKwln. .^» ..w. ' ' 112 5. Duet, "How fc sad it Is to say tateweU"* (BeUInlJ-lfiss and Mr Spry .• ■ t _- e.,Song, "The Bpellto Broken* (BellQliainlnisV ' -.'; d-^juUss Samson -' - •■ ■■ *a.uf »-■ 7. Souk, •' An Angel ait the Window. (^»w«)—, ; -. :.MrSpry > ■ ■ —. V,-'■'>■?■-/■< .?:■.; iB. Valse, "Qerman liove Songs" (Efirfma^BH. ; ' BeUIS. : r i, -' -.->■ i if-1 ~f.. ■•■ a 1 °,'.,' I InterTol of Ten Mlnnteßi' V' - ' ■ " i.'. r. :■■ ' . FABTIL : .! ■ ■ - - - ' •' l.'Grand Seleotion, "Notre Chore Alsace" (H. '. ■ Kllng)—Band ' •° ': ■■-?£. ■';, -: 2; Barcarole, " The Song of Neptqaef (Die Ml— ; Mr Gordon GobcK'"" •'■ ;"'.■ ■ ' ;3. Song, "Apart"(Oatty)—Missßpry -! ';■;■; & Song.."Trae to the Last"'(B. AaamH-Mt ; Edmlßton •-•■■-> ; ; • -'■'"- " ,-', 5. Duet from Don Giovanni, "La ol Darem v(Mozart) - Mrs Bevite and Mr Gordon i i.... Goooh :■ ;:■■■ •■ (■•■•; 6. Bone, "Thy Face"(MariiottH-MisiMoßwia■ ■1. Song,'? Kitty" (OlaribeU-Mr Edwards, >*. Grand Feßtival Tffaroh,: dedioated; to ttflf. : the Duke of Edinburgh (conducted by tho ' ' ■■■■ ■ "oompdßer.HerrCarlßohmi.ttH^Bandt God Save the Queen't : • Pianist„.,,,;,i^,.- N .i,ii.MtS.Slater. ' Doors open at half-past 1, to oommenooat 8. ■ Tiokets for Concert and Danoe, 2s 8d: to be had from any of the Members of the Band, or at ! the Door, b ; ■-?•■'■ -^.-.v >• ■ y'"",.' ■ ■ ; Volunteers are requested to appear In nnUorm> . :■ . //- :• ij. IMPEYi Bandmaster. CHASE'S NEW AND WONDERFUL ''AMERICAN THKATRK OF ART ", « ; AND MECHANICS' VISION I • Nkveu Bbkoue Shown in • New Zealand. ' .The Greatest Triumph of Mechanical Skill ; . ■.. and Ingenuityfever Exhibited. . i an 17'Iinrii-LiKK WORKING WAXTIGURKB, | "V». BepresenUng ovory trade and avooauon of life, tenlahlntt asifwere . ' , '_,:•.. "•{; ■ ■ A Woeuj WrrHm'A WoEiiOl. i Patronised by President Garfleld, and pro nonncsd by the. American Pxesß to-be the, Largeat and Most Wonderful1 Bxhibition of tho UadlntheWorld! : :', „.,,,.■ .open from 2 till 10 p.m.1 • i--i) ■ m^s&JTN' THffi PKEMI3E3 lately oooopled TOP ' by Dunne, Hall &Co._(nearEutst and DEMUERA SOCIAL UNION . j , ' THIS <WednesdayJ MVBNINa. R«adlnga by Mr James Baokland, and a Varied *j-; Kntartainment, In tho Remuora Hall. - j-■ ;i .vApMIfiBIOS-ONHSHrf-tilNOt:; •' /-.;■ ' '.'i-'if'' -^31 ■ ■, ' TOROI'JESTAKX ■*-"■'" V.Ai^i T ' ■ ' JL ' AliliIANOB • , ffuiKNDliY Sooiary. f't^^^^W ALBXANDRA •^T^^^C^jiiiil . ANNivERSAinr of ' .." !S) °sMI/]ffl|StbrnS-Btreet HalJ. on WBDNKSDAT, 2Gth SfaKla'Tickets, a? 6d j DbubTd, Is: Soireb, Con- s !cert and Ball, 7a 6d. , Tea a,t &SOi~^idnilSßlon to (Ball. Lady and Gentleman (refreshment in-" dudea);3sßd. Dancing to begin at 10 p.m. \ DKNT ORDER OF ODD LOYAL JPIO^BBfi liQPGB. ttt^«H.:AJti:- ', ANNIViRSARr GRAND PBOMKNApK CONCERT AWD .BALL, 'M ba held In «ia iEoiritfstreeet Hall, onTUESDAY, November &; ~ 1881. Dancing to commenoaat &30 p.m. Donblo Tickets, 6s; ■ extra Ladles' Tickets. 2s td; to bo 'obtained at the Hall." Refreshments included, and female attendant In tho cloak-room. Tickets may bo obtained Irom Meiara Doffloy, Short, Msssey, Parker, Buraand and Tliorno. (- r. Muslo by an efficient String Band.' "" IqPEB A^ilC^^L.A.S^; I Mb. Gordon Goooh will bejpleaeod to reoolva | the names of Ladies and. Gootloman (AxanteursS. desirous of studying the Musfo of an Knslisb iOfeba, to be produced, in tho tot Instanoe, In .g concert-room (t'.c. Opera de Camera) form, i Should Buoh .first (concert) performance reflect ' :credit upon all ooncerned. steps will betoken to : produce the opera in costume, and acted accord- - iingly. AUwhointendjoinbigolassltooommenoe in Ootober) must be yrorkiDg musical members, and take'part, am',atnore. In all the BlngtagI,\ whether chorus, concerted (aoll), or principal [parts. Under-studloa (for double caste of char-' factors, if wanted) will also be allotted. The fee for tbe BOMOn-from .tho first practice, and includinK tho performance In oonoert-room— will be 10s 6d. The regular evenings for prac tice-will bo Wednesdam at 8 p.m., and sama ■will be held In tho School-room: at rear of j Supreme Conrfe ; , ...:.', y,, x . ■:■■,#,]?■ ; ■- . j ,: ! The Season commences*. WBDNBSDAY, Oct. 26th, and the first Opera, to bo put in piractloo it I VAll new members musl'send in their names on or before 26th Instant, Copies of tho Opera i may1 be obtained from MrGooch. ■ • - . IIMPORTANT NOTIOB.-Mr.'GdooH wishes it ; ' to bo clearly and dlatlnctly understood { that tho Ladies und Gentlemen who join " \ tho above Ula3B .^re NOT expected to j plodfto themselves Xor anything further ! ( than a CONCERT PKBEOBMANOB of ' ' the Opera (viz., In tho same manner as a OR ATOBIO is nung);—its later produoUon'." 1. ' ■ ' in character being purely optional with ' the Members of the Choir. KOGBAMME OF SPORTS, to be held in conjunction with tbo Auckland Agricultural and Pastoral Association's Cattle Show on NOVEMBKU 9th, 1881, on the KUeruUo •Raoeoouree:— .:.;•,: •-.-■-■-: : 150 Ynrd3 Handicap—lst prize, £7; 2nd, £3 • .wßrd,'£L ■• ,i-7 .i ..,-..-■. ~i , 7 »,.-.,- ■■.- : - : 200Yaras Handioap-lst prize, «7r2nd, £3 - 3rd,fll ~ ■ -■■"■''-\ • 3 Mile Walking Handlcap-lst prize, £5; 2nd, I! 1 Mile^Handlcsp-rlst prize, j 2nd,'£2; Srfl, . 120, Yards Matden--Ist pifce, Cup; mdi; 120 Yards (Boys under 16)—1st prize, M 10a; Sntios.. -■■■ . - •:-'V; .;.■■ ,",'-. .':. Entries wUI «lpse on November'2nd, at tho Cußtom-licruso Hotel, Fort-BtrMt. ■ -. : ,.,. ■ ■ ROBERT B, KLLlS.VSeoretary. W. ADAMS, Treasurer. , .■>■'■'■ ■v>':'/SRIdKET!.' v ■'.: /-.: '■.'.. ..';■ ■'V'- ., v,, s mKNNISI /r-AW-N rjn* 1™1^ 1 ryacKsii' • • W. W. ROBINSON has just opened his usual : Choice Assortment of the above Goods by tho best makers. ■ Youths' Bats, Balls, Stumps, &c,, ( • ..of'allßlzes. JC - - -MUST-BHI CLKARBD.-—:■- J\ % Knives Re'-^laded.] *" ' tSawS Sharponi'd, "i irt ■' .-■ '.ft ■■ rmi '; ';, HEN4I.TS* yADBE A.I'JR i 1 *^ (Prom-Blieffleld),- " -■■■ ■■-■>■- ; PRACTICAL GRINDKK ANO CUTLBB. „" % ■' •*'■• '■ ", WAKKFIBLD-STKBBT.' ;" • Jli* 1:1i~ '; "i razohs Hoiriiow Obowww