The Auckland Evening Star.

Vol. XIL—No. 3,50S

AUCKLAND, N.Z.. THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 3. 18_L

(Published Daily.)

PRICE: ONE PENN



Shipping. K_*«-s—* I TNION STEAMSHII l*s'Vr~sf U COMPANY OF NEV* I fee. _3s_i r.\ ZEALAND (Limited). &__—i-^ Time table— j j NOV., 1881. FOR GISBORNE, NA~IKR, WELLINGTON LYTTELTON, PORT CHALMERS, AWD BLUFF (FROM QUE-N-BTTKBT Wharf) Steamship. I Date of Sailing. Latest . ; Train. Arawata Thursday. 3.10 a.m. — Albion Friday, 11,2 p.m. - FOR TAKANAKI, NELSOrs, PICTON, WKL LINGTON. LYTTELTON, AND W_B_ Coast Ports (from Manukau) wanaka Tuesday, 8,10 a.m. 9.10 a,m. Penguin On arrival of mall — FOR SYDNEY. HIH Hero About, Thurs., 10,4 pm — FOR MELBOURNE. Via 3QUTH. Arawata Thurs.,Nov.3,loa,n_ — Albion Friday, 11,2 p.m. — FOR GISBORNE AN" NAPIER. Southern Cross I About Sat, 5,2 pm ( — FOR LEVUKA AND SUVA. Taiaroa I AbontThurs. 10,4pm I — FOR RUSSELL AND KAWAKAWA. Albion I Tuesday, 8,1 pan. | — O_T Cargo must be alongside one hour before time of departure. Passage Tickots muit be taken at tho offloe before embarking, Auckli-d Hranoh 63 Queen-stzeet «'__A_l TO LOJNUON. "f^^^W orikntTine. m"**®**^® Tho following SteamsMps be longing to the Orient Steam Navigation Com pany! Limitedl.and the _■ aolflo Steam Navigation Company will leave SYDNEY at the under mentioned dates for MHLBOURNK, ADE LAIDE nnd LONDON, via Suez Canal :— Steamer. | ttog. Ton'gel Date. JOHN ELDEK.._ 4.151 Novem. 11 BORATA 4,013 Novem. 25 ODZCO _.. 3,815 December 9 COTOPAXI 4,027 Decern. 23 ORIENT 5,386 January 6 And the Service will be malntatnea Dy suc ceeding steamers at intervals of a Fortnight. Auokland Passengers join 'John Elder' at Melbourne, per' Rlngarooma,' on Octobor 27. Fore to London, 15 to 70 guineas. Suez Canal Dues, 8b In addition. Parcels booked through to London. Passengers o°n book from Auokland at a inrough rate to cover Intercolonial fare and Banal duos, and so seoure spooial advantages. Passages from London can be granted In Auckland. For plans and full particulars, apply, In London, to F. Green & Co., and Anderson, Anderson Se Co., Joint Managers of the Line; Or to the Agents In Ancklana. UNION STEAMSHIP Oft OF N ,Z, <)L___t_d) Queen-street. jg^ft. 1%/rAILLER & QUEREAU, 'S&gttfe>KO- SI BTONE-STREET NEW \ Proprietors of the KANGAROO LINE, SAILING PACKETS, From New York tb all the Principal Austra lian and New Zealand ports. H. P. BARBER, Agent in Auckland. Indents filled with promptness, and freight engagements made at current rates. _*■_*. DASSENGERS' LUME OF gSßpfe^ J7 PACKETS TO NEW ZEA __Hb__l-__l OWNED BY MESSRS. SHAW! B AVILLE, & CO., 31, Leadenhall-street, London. The above line of ships are regular traders to all the principal ports in New Zealand. They are clipper ships, claused 41 at Lloyds'.and com manded by experienced masters. The bill Of fare is most substantial, md Of the beat quality, and the accommodation roomy and convenient. The undersigned are empowered to grant pas sages from London to New Zealand, payment for which have been guaranteed In the colony. Return ships to London also leave at almost regular interval*. Full particulars on application to L. D. NATHAN & CO., ) ' OWEN & GRAHAM, \ Agentß. CRUICKSHANK Se CO. ) , rfS_3». imO SHIPOWNERS AND .-jJgSg^L. ■*- OTHERS. _fl The Weßtport Colliery Company l_HMHff_-i- (Limited) are open to Charter Ves sels up to 11 feet draft, to carry coals from Weatport to New Zealand Ports. For particulars. fmftffigfifigSggfc Dunedin. June, 1881. Seoretary. jvi Q TEAM TO "•THK j^^^_^, THAMES, S-SHEaS-l-OSOHINKMDRLWAITEKAURI WAIHI, and TE AROHA GOLDFIELDS. ENTERPRISE No. 2, P.S. TE AROHA, _c P.S. PATIKI. From Auokland: From Thames: • — Thursday, 7 p.m. Friday, 8 p.m. Saturday The time table of river steamers to be seen at Knterprise Office, Wharf. To Thames _ Saloon. 7s 6d; Steerage, 6a To Ohlnemuri through, 5s extra ToTe Aroha through, 10s extra Not responsible for shipping, carrying, or all -ohMß**fiveßtoolE-A.N.S. FERRY C 0.," Agents. fifflifcZj.tf 8> "COROMANDEL. %^___j__*' -jj 6 f aß |; an^ favourite s.b. COROMANDEL, Captain, W.D.Hargrave. Leaves Auokland: Leaves Coromandel I Thursday, 3, 4.30 p.m. Friday, 4, 3 p.m. Saturday, 5,2 p.m. : Weather and other olrcumstanoes permitting. - A. R. H. 3 WTNDLKY. Manager. jJJvJL TTVEVONPORT STEAM COMPANY (Ll-IT-D). CHEAP EAR E.SI The following Scale of Charges will be made between Auckland and Devonport until further notice:— RETURN TICKETS (available only on day Of issue), . BIXPENOE. CHILDREN between 6 and 12 years Of age, HALF-PRICE. CHILDREN under 5 years, FREE. FAMILY TICKETS-Per week, ss: per month, 20s; per quarter, £3; per annum, £10. g±^' BWef^f 6tß'Slf_na2fle_ Apprentices' „ » J! 6^ School Children's » " The above are available by any of the Com pany^ boats by day and night. In consequence _f the'great; reduction in prices, it is imperative that all fares be paid in advanpe. BEN J. TANNER, Seoretary. *3_&^ Q TEAM TO THAMES, CAR ''J_2____&{_l RYING PASSENGERS AND TRS-*^ CARGO, OONNEOTINQ WITH OHn~j. MURI, OMAHU, W-ITOA PLAINS, ANDIMORHINS- VlLLßl(PiakoiDistriot). Td_k Table. S.S. ROTOMAHANA. From Auckland I Thursday. 10 morning Friday, 12 noon From Thames i Thursday, 4.30 afternoon Saturday, 5 afternoon Fares to Thames: Saloon, 7s Bd; Steerage, 6b. Freight through to Te Aroha, 26s per ton. No Oargoreoelved within half-an-hour M ad rertised time of tanta^ Bß & TmN B. AaenU _-_«^ OTEAM TO THE HOT SPRINGS, MAHURANGI, 'KAWAU, AND OMAHA. The 8.0..R05E OASEY. AlatLloyafl. W. Somerville. Master. For Hot Springs, Matakana, Kawau, and Omaha-Every Tuesday at 11 ooioc_, re turning on Wednesday. ir—™-Thnrß. For Hot Springs and Mahurangi-ETery Thurs day and Saturday at 11 a.m., returning on Monday and Friday. No Parcels or Goods taken without shipping noto. , V For freight or passage apply to OABB y,



Shipping. Cli*_^"lVrOßTH_ißN STEAMSHIP IMSk:__l CO. (LIMITED). -, ™**ff' TIME TABLE—NOVEMBER. (Weather and other Circumstances Permitting). FOR TAURANGA AND BAY OP PLENTY PORTS. STEAMER. | DATE OF SAILING. Wellington Thursday, 3rd 5 p.m. Glenelg Monday, 7th do Thursday, 10th do Wellington Monday, 11th do „ Thurßday, 17th do Glenelg Monday. 21st do ~ Thursday, 2lth do Wellington Monday, 28th do „ Thurs., Dec. 1 do Conneotsat Tauranga for Opotiki StatJa and Bay of Plenty Ports every Tuesday FOR RUSSELL, WHANGAROA, & MANGONUI. Wellington Monday, 7th, 5 p.m. Glenelg Monday, 14th do Wellington Monday, 21st do Glenelg Monday. 28'h do FOR WHANGAREI, WHANGAREI HEADS, AND MANGAPAI. Every Tuesday at 5 p.m. " Argyle (Carrying passengers and cargo _____ for Waipu). FOR WHANGAREI AND WHANGAREI HEADS. Every Friday, at 5 p.m. Argyle (Carrying passengers and cargc for Walpn). FOR WAITARA (FROM QNEHPNGA). ■Mmrur,._,_■_,. 1 Thursday, 3,10 a.m. Macgregor [ A< Barne3[ Agent at o_ e __nga FOR RAGLAN (FROM ONEHUNGA). Rowena I Friday, 4, noon FOR WANGANUI (FROM ONEHUNGA). Rowena I Monday, 7,1 p.m. KOffena | A . Barnes, Agent at Onehunga, FOR MANQAWAL . Flngal I Every Thursday, 4 p.m. FOR M-RCPRY BAY. Flngal I Kvery Monday, 4 p.m. No cargo reoelved after 4 p.m. Small parcels prepaid at the office on the wharf. Passage tiokets must be taken at the Com pany a Office, NO.-67, Queen-street, Auckland. A. MoGRKGOR^ Managing Director SS___S=^ "OENINSULAE AND ORl ■aarafe.r ental steam naviga- J*u**fflsPTlON COMPANY. PROBABLE SAILING ARRANGEMENTS. For CEYLON, & 0., with Malls and Passengers . for EUROPE and the EAST. q ,—_„ I Leave I Leave Steamer. | Sydney iMelb'rne INDUS NOV. 18 Nov. 23 ROHILLA _.. Dec.2 Deo. 11 ROME , Deo. 16 Deo. 21 Place of Departure :— Sydney _ _ Circular Quay Melbourne „ Railway Pier (Williams-_) Adelaide .. Glenelg For further information apply to CRUKL-SHANK & CO.. . Agents for Auckland. £g3^ TjlOR LONDON DIRECT, i__P_"««_r The msKnlfloe-{ 'ron clipper RAKAIA, 100 Al at Lloyd's, 1,022 tons register, J. E. Bone Commander, now loading, and will have quick despatch. Has splendid accommodation for Saloon and Second-cabin Passengers. Intending passengers are requested to secure their berths before 30th instant. For freight or passage apply to THE NEW ZEALAND SHIPPING CO, (LIMITED), Agents. «£__?*_. CJTEAM TOTE AROHA AND IgSxg^lO STANLEY LANDING. The s.s. KOTUKU Will leave for above TO-MORROW (Friday) EVENING.-For freight apply to THORNTON, SMITH, & FIRTH. g_fe, IVAIUKU. AND ONfi. 3____e_ »t hunga steam navi- HUI ma GATION CO. (I__hted). TIME TABLE-NOVEMBER, 1881. MANUKAU. i Leave Onehunga: Leave Waiuku J ll—Friday, spm s—Sat arday, 0.15 a m 7—Monday, 0.30 am 7—Monday, 11 a m B—Tuesday. 7 a m 8-Tuesday, 11.30 am 11—Friday, 9.15 a m 11—Friday, 2pm 12—Saturday, 9.45 a m 12-Satnrday. 2.15 pra 14—Monday. 10.30 a m 14—Monday, 315 p m 16—Wednesday, 12 noon 16—Wednesday, spm 18—Friday, 3pm 19—Saturday, Bam 21—Monday, spm 22—Tuesday, 10 a m 23—Wednesday, 7am 23-Wednos., 11.30 a m 26^Saturday, 8.15 a m 26—Saturday. Ipm 28—Monday, 9.45 a m 28-Monday, 2.30 p m 30—Wednes., 11.30 am 30-Wednes.,4lspm For Manukau Heads, every Thursday, at 8 a m. By order ot the directors, all Freight must be prepaid, A. CUNNINGHAM, Agent. , i — . Miscellaneous. "STOUNG WOMEN'S INSTITUTE X AND BOARDING-HOUSE, Queen-street. Open dally from 10 a.m. till 9.30 p.m. Dinner and Luncheon from 12 to 2 p.m. Tea from sto 7 p.m. ■ _ ' ~ Boarding-house for Young Ladles who are occupied during the day. Terms on application to the Secretary. The following Gatherings, to whloh all are Invited, are held during the Week :—Monday, 7.30 p.m.. Bible Class; Tuesday, 3.30 p.m., Bible Class; Friday, 7.30 p.m., Working Party (for Institute). _.-,.'_ Governess' Agenoy s Servants' Registry, and Lending Library <n connection with the Insti tute. mO TRAVELLERS, &C. Presents for Home.—Very Handsome Cur osity Cabinets, Inlaid Table Tops, and Walking Sticks, made of rich and beautiful New Zealand Woods; also, Polished Specimens of Woods In small box, and Brass-bound Chests of Drawers in picked Mottled Kauri. All at very reason-, ableprices. wnJjUM NORRIE> Worker of Native Woods-ton of Shortland-Btreet. TMPORTED POULTRY FOR SALE. Light Brahmas—l Cockand Hen, well mated Dark Brahmas—i Cock and 2 Hens, well pencilled and perfect birds; first cross Dark Dorkings-2 pans, now fit for show, from prize strains ' . Bute Cochins—2 Henß and 1 Tom, immense Bize, heavy feathered, magnificent birds, now laying Hambotigs—2 Pallets, mated with two splen did Cocks, laving ..'■_. _ _. _ Pollen—Silver spangled, trio, pretty Birds Black Spanish-2 grand Pullets, laying, mated with unrelated Cook ' .-■■■■■ kGGS from above can be had at 10s 6a per dozen; forwarded to all parts ot the colony on receipt of order. Also, Eggs from Lady Gwydy's Strain, Particulars on receipt of stamped envelope. Inspection invited. Bus passes daily. Poultry on view every day but Sunday.— Lake Takapuna Potjlthy Yards. X ANDS IN THE NORTH. Persons owning Lands in the districts of Pukekaroro, Matakohe, Omaru, and Tokatoka, will find it to their advantage to consult Lam bert & Co., Commission Agents, opposite Star Ofllce, Wyndham-street. OUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSO CIATION. CORNER OF WE__ES_EY AND A_BER»S'TREETB Beading Room, Comfortably Furnished, All the Leading Papers on the tables. Subscription, 2s 6d per quortar. The Library contains (up wards of 2800 volß. in the various departments of Literature. Subscription, 2s 6d per quarter. Tea and Coffee provided. Employment and Boarding-house Registers. Meeting for Young Men on Tuesdays, at 7.30. Evangelistic Service, Thursdays, at 7.30. Bible Reading and Prayer, Saturday, at 7.30. Bible Class, Sunday, at 3 p.m. ,„„■»■„-_„ Strangers and others • (especially Young Men) oordially invited to visit the Booms, where all Information may be obtained. Open from 8 a.m. till 10 p.m ~ g- v T O BATH VJT to Roth's Publio Hot, Cold, and Shower Baths, Viotoria-street East. Charge, One Shilling, Open all week days from 7 a.m. to 6 p.m„ and Sunday Mornings from 6 till 10 a.m. The Bath-rooms are all private, and suppueu with every convenience, Turkish towels, neßh and hair brushes, combs, respirators, Boaps.JEO. Select bath-rooms (private) for Ladles every day, at aU hours, with female attendance, One Shilling. Please note the address: Victoria; street East, above the Greyhound HoteLand next the Cheap Bedding and FurnltureiMart Auokland 'TTtOUNGr WOMEN'S INSTITUTE agency for governesses and Servants' Registry. Respectable Servants are requested to apply UPPER QUEEN-STREET,! Auckland, Fee from Employers, ss. Fee from Governesses, 58. Fee from Servants, 2s 6d, EBTAB-I-HBP in 1832. THE AUCKLAND SALT WATER BATHS. BREAKWATER, Are now o"en for Bathing. The following rates will be charged:— Single Bath .. 3d|Q_arterlyT'kt 12s Od Monthly Ticket.. 5s OdlHaif-yearlydo £1 0s Od YearlyTloket .. ..1 Ws Od, A Towel wiU be provided Free N.8.-o_e Cedar Boat, 25 feet long; also, othei Second-hand Boats fob saws, Boats let oh Hire,



Business OardSi Wil LLI AM TEN-ANT . Pioneer Manu aotureb of Umbrellas and parasols, Upper Qneen-stroot, Wanted Known Tennanfs AI Umbrellas an the Best and Cheapest. New summer stook a; prices to meet the times. Recovering In the best style, with choice variety of material Note— 4. Lennox's Buildings, Upper Queet itreet. Established 1803. . CL A_ X _ BROTHERS, ARTIST PHOTOGRAPHERS (OPPOSITE UNION BANE), QUB^BN -STREET, AUCKLAND, Photography in the Latest and Most Fashionable Styles, Exeouted in| a manner Unsurpassed in the Colonies, LARGE COLLECTION NEW ZEALAND VIEWS Always on Hand FAMES BUTCHER, CARTER, CONTRACTOR. Sec Goods Carted and Delivered from ship's side on Shortest Notice. Ballast Supplied. Newcastle and Bat of Islands Coal, Also. Firewood (out and uncut) reasona le. T_T EN E V L. EORSTKR, SOLICITOR AND BARRISTER, TAURANGA. AUOKLAND. WHAN S O N, . OARPENTER AND JOINER, BERESFORD-STREEiT, AUCKLAND, Opposite the Congregational Church. All repairs promptly and economically exeouted. Estimates givan. Fnnerals furnished. "CI D WARD _A_l-_I, ARCHITECT,' BTIOHBURYS BUILDING QUE_N-.TRKBT. JOHN SOPPE HOUSE. LAND, AND GENERAL COMMISSIONSAGENT Opposite H.M.s Oustom-houss, FORT.STREET, AUCKLAND, Has Always fob Sax* Large Blocks of LAND FARMS, both Improved and otherwls Also, HOUSES, COTTAGES. &0. m On Moat Reasonable Terms. __ ILL 1A M THi)M ASJ Corner of Lome ond Vlotoria-streets, Auokland East MONUMENTAL, MARBLE, AND GENERAL STONEMASON, ARCHITECTURAL SCULPTOR AND CARVER, Inscriptions aoourato and beautiful. Monuments, Tombs, Headstones, and every, description of Stone Work at the lowest possible prices for town and country established 1866. -]MT R T, TRAEF OX D, SURGEON DENTIST Wakefield-street, near Queen-street, Painless Extraction of Teeth by the Oxide- Nitrogen Gas. Professional Hoars—9 a.m. till S p.m. XT7- a. BKIN NS R, builder oarpenter and joiner, Vuloan Lan_.| Every Description of (Building Designed and Ereoted. All Branohee of the Building Trade exeouted by Experienced Workmen. Shop Fronts Offloe Fittings tec. See I HENjuJ-KSON, HOUBE, SHIP, SIGN, AND GENERAIi DECORATIVE PAINTER, NO. 8, WYNDHAM-STREET. d_«j am i « rajn ais ii, PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT.I AUDITOR, ESTATE AND INSURANCE AGENT, 70, QUEEN STREET. _7 SWINN EX X O JX, • AUCKLAND STEAM W.OOD TURNING FACTORY, Wyndhah Street (Nest Shakkspeabe Hotel), Having Introduced Steam Power, he is now pre pared to make a Reduction of Twenty rer Con off he price ot all common work. J_T Country Orders punctually attended to VtuTlC- OF K-_OVA- C. LITTLE (late J. J. Mills), FURNITURE EMPORIUM, HAS REMOVED to the Corner of Victoria & chapel-streets. phillipps & sum, • OIL. COLOUR, AND GLAS3 MERCHANTS. Importerslof Paperhangings. Scrim, Paints, uus, Turpentine, Colours. Varnlsnes, Frenoh Polish, Gold Leaf, Artists' Coloure and Brußhea: Plate, Sheet, Crown, Ornamental, and Photographic Glass: Picture Frames and Tapestry Mouldings Clook and Compass Glasses, Glazed Sashes and Doors. Glass out to size and oaref ully poked. 95 Se 97. QUEEN-STREET. \XTELLESLEY-STREET Oil, W COLOUR. & GLA&S WAREHOUSE.- C. G. Hill, Importer of Paperhangings, Oils, Colours, Glass. Varnish, White Lead, Sec, Gilt and Stained Mouldings and Pictures, _o. Pic ture-framing to order. Just landed, ex Coro nllla' and 'Looh noon,' 215 packages Paper hangings, White Lead, Oila &c.-Pleasa note fiie address: WeUesley-atreet West (opposite Market ontrance). _ . TAMES STE WA R o civil engineer and authorised surveyor. Corner of Shortland and O'Connkll . STREETS. mHAMEs CARRIAGE AND DRAY X FACTORY. JAM E S M AC-US. Proprditor, victoria street east, auckland. Repairs of Every Description in Wood and Iron neatly exeouted on the Shortest Notice. SPRINGS MADE AND REPAIRED W N.B.—Country Orders pnnotually attended tO; ______ EH A X V I E • (late of London), COACHBUILDER, Upper Queen-street. Landaus, Broughams, Barouchos, Victorias, and Pheetona of every description manufactured at from 50 to 100 per cent, less than what you will pay for English Importations. AU work guaranteed. Repalrß in all branches. N.B.—The advertiser waa for many years manufacturer to the trade in London VrEWI'UN AIND FOMSUfIiS _ J3i ' JUNCTION STORE, corner or Newton and Great North Roads, J. M. WHI T E F_M_L_ GROCER AND TEA DEALER. dairies of Butter of First-class Quality, Bran, Maize, Oats, and Potatoes. K_T Families Waited upon for Orders. TBI Goods Promptly Delivered. _ ARNOCK BROTHERS, SOAP AND CANDLE. MANUFACTURERS. c.ox's cr;e|ek, ricjhmond. OFFICE I DURHAM-STREET. AUCKLAND. Cash Purchasers of Tallow, Wool, Sheepskins, ■ and Bones. ______ g"-. X E A »'ll P OT T IS tS, VT COACH-BUILDERS, GREY-STREET, AUCKLAND. N.8.-Iron-bark Shafts, Spokes, Bellpes, Blue Gum and kinds of Hardwood, at Lowest Market Prices. ' "i E D W A R D S, O » COAL MERCHANT, SHIP AGENT. Bay of Islands, Newcastle, and Waikato Coal to any qua_tity. Office and Yard. Breakwater, Auokland, opposite Railway Station. .— "l J, AUSTIN & ti 0,, • I _ Wholesalk BOOT AND SHOE MANUFACTURERS. A Large StooK of Pego-D. Rivettbd and Sewn Goods ot all sorts and sizes to select from. Alii Orders have Quiok Despatohi COLONIAL BOOT FACTORY, 14, WrNPHAM-STRE-T. AUCKLAND. VENETIAN BLIND J3( WORK GEO. TU C KE R, VENETIAN BLIND MAKER AND WIRB WORKER. KARANGAHAPK ROAD, NEWTON, Venetian BUnds of the,best quality made and flxldatTpertoo™ WJrework, ot any desoriP' tion and patrern, made to order * Repairs neatly executed.



.business Cards, eIIAKLKS PALMER, J DRAUGHTSMAN &0. Drawings, Maps and Plans 'compiled, Drawn to Scale from Rough Skaton.es or Traced. Addresses, —o Illuminated Ir the Highest Style of the Art. Auctioneers' Show Plans and Lithographs. Schedules prepared for County and Highway Boards. OFPIOR—2S, Queen-Btreet, over National In snranoeCompany. Offloe. FI SHri X AN V C 0., Wholesale Shippino and Family BUTCHERS, Qubkn-street [Next Bane of New Zealand, Auokland]. Poultry of All Kinds dressed to order. Prime Smoked Tongues, Home-oured Baoon Corned Beef on Sale in Large Quantities. <_r N.B.—Dealers in Game. *__ Live Pheasants forwarded to all parts Of the Colony upon receipt of order. FamUies waitod on In town or suburbs. /\ THE / I TTAPAI pORN "OROOM (.0. (Unlimited). Temporary Premises: CUSTOM-HOUSE-STREET WEST, Near ths Dock. ITU6H K. G I L'M OUR (Late Thomas J. Harbutt), STEAM BRUSH, PORTABLE FORGE, AND BELLOWS FACTORY, Victoria-street East, Auckland. ______ "DOOK-BINDINu & PAPER-RULING #gl__^__s__E__£g----!----2g-Bl 111; WILLIAM LEYS, | |iR BOOK-BINDER,PAPER-RULER. || mp X Merchants' Account Books Ruled J j|ji! |» and Bound to Pattern, « I| t MUSIO. MAGAZINES, BIBLES 5 li;> AND PRAYER BOOKS, « |& t BOUND IN ALL STYLES. 1 fl-%y~^H^Xl"rA, AAA AAA AA.A.MS_ <* _^Y.Y.,..i..5..-.Y~ _______J___j_fT ThreelDoors abovo Star Offlco. BAKERS' SPECIAL RULED DAY-BOOKS. LIBRARY BOOKS STRONG & CHEAPLY BOUND. TAIT BROTHERS MARBLE AND FREESTONE MASONS Monuments,. Head-stonos, Tombs, and Iron Tomb Railings. INSCRIPTIONS EXECUTED IN A SUPERIOR STYLE, Prices and Designs FREE on Application. Address i—} corner of 1 Rutland and lome Streets, auckland Near Jnnotlon of Qneen and Wakefield streets! AMESU A T B X _Hj_MIST AND DRUGGIST, HOBSON-STRKET, Q_OBM TO WE-LINOTQN-e-RB-T. tj. P E L il A~ __ • LADDER Se BARROW MAKER, 80 and 82, Victoria-street, Every Description of Ladders, Steps, Barrows, f arrow Wheels, Clothes Horses, Clothes Boxes, Travelling Chests, Sec. on hand or made to order. A liberal discount allowed to Contractors and on wholesale order. ..... Shopand Ofllce Fittings, and all kinds of Job bing wort done by exporionoed workmen on the shortest notice. . , . N.B.—Ladders, Steps and Barrowß lent on hire. Violins bought. _ , , One or two superior old Violins for sale; also, a good V.O—aoello oheao. Drapery. . fi DEFERRED jl I! PAYMENT I ll SYSTEM // \^/ MUNRO & MILLIGAN, TAILORS, DRAPERS, AND OUTFITTERS, KARANGAHAPE ROAD (Opposite Newton Post Offloe), Have Well - assorted stock of the BEST CLASS GOODS, In tho following Departments t-Dresses, Prints, Calicoes, Longcloths, Sheetings, Llnonß, Flannels, Blankets, Rugs, Carpets, Oxford Shirting, Counterpanes, Waterproof Cloaks, Mantles, Frenoh Merlnoeß, Shawls, Cash meres, SUkB, Shirts, Curtains, Umbrellas, Mantle Cloths, and Tweeds. Having found that there is an opening for a TAILORING BUSINESS on the DEFERRED Payment System, they have secured the ser vices of a FIRST CLASS CUTTER, and are now prepared to make to measure, from First class Materials, at reasonable prices, every description of Clothing. All Tweeds thoroughly shrunk before being made up, and fit and workmanship guaranteed. The Deferred Payment System has been found to be a great boon, by enabling thoße with limited Incomes to procure necessaries In the easiest possible way. M. & M. having had considerable London ex perience In this particular System of Business, and having their Goodß DrRBOT from the Best London and Glasgow Firms, are in a position to oifer the BEST GOODS on the MostlAdvan taqeous Terms. tST Note the Address,— -jyrUNRP' & jy/JILLIGAN, KARANGAHAPE ROAD (Opposite the Newton Post Office), ELL-S-ISY HOUSE. Just opened, a choice. assortment of spring dresses, spring millinery, hats, gloves, neckties, ruffles, collars, cord and tassels, eto. A Large Stock of CORSETS jnßt to hand, in a variety of makes, from 2/6. Thompaon'a *' Glove Fitting" Corsets. A Large Stook of TWEEDS from 1/6. Morloy's Knitting Cotton, 1/9 per lb. HOSIERY—No better valuo anywhere. Five per cent. Dlsoount for oash on Parcels ol 20a and upwards. Country orders promptly and faithfully executed, tO- BUY YOUR DRAPERY AT L 0 V.E T T ' S, Wbllesley-strbbt. - . BARGAINS! BARGAINS l BAR GAINS 1 Ladies, bear in mind that Wil iamß has Opened up another lot of Fresh Goods which he intends to sell cheap. The beat and cheapest lot of Ladles' Underclothing in Auok and; the best assortment of Real and Imitation Maltose Laoe; a nice lot of Laoe and Silk Ties, Neok Frilling; a large assortment of Gilt and Blaok Brooches and Earrings, cheap. Ladies from the country would do well to buy their goods at Williams's, Cheapest Honre in Town, foot of Grey-atreet, four doors above Market Entrance. Open till 9 p.m. -j^-EW GOODS 1 -KTEW GOODS I SPRING AND SUMMER. Upper *_r 278 •_» Queen- STREET. JOHN KEESING, In returning thanks for the liberal patronage he has received einoe the opening of his Drapery Business, bega to announce to his customers and the publio generally that he has now Opened his SPRING arid SUMMER Goods, well se lected, whioh will be sold (as usual) with a small advance on cost, and giving the best value posslble for Cash. We are now Bhowing special lines in— Beiges, all Bhades, B}d yard' Ladies' Two-thread Baibiiggan Hose, lOd Ladies' Lace Fichus, 4s 6d Lustres, in all shadeß, Bjd yard Deep Coloured Fringe, IOJd yard Ladies' Full-size Ties, all shades, 4Jd Sammer Flowers, 4d spray Together with a Large Assortment of Dress Materials and Fanoy Articles. for the Season. ; Note the address:— JOHN KEESING, 1 278, Upper Queen-street.



.Business Notices. E. J~O H N S 0 N • Begs to announce to the publio that he has Opened a Shop for the Sale of BARNETT'SRENOWNKDPORKSAUSAGES AND GKNKRAL SMALL GOODS, and hopes by cleanliness and attention to re ceive a sharo of public patronage. Noto the address: Opposite New Zealand Insur- anoe Bnildinftß. rilU BUTCHUHS, BETTLERK, JL FARMERS, AND OTHERS, The undersigned aro Cash Purchasers of HIDES, SHEKPSRINS, WOOL, TALLOW, BEESWAX. Sec, Sec, at Highest Market Rates in any quantity. Consignors direot will have prompt and im mediate oash remittances returned at satisfac tory rateß. —-— IRELAND BROS., TANNER AND LEATHER MANUFACTURERS, < UOBXANP. XTEWTON FANCY BAZAAR. WANTED KNOWN- , That A. A. Stephenson is now selling all klnda of Ladles' Fanoy Work, Wools (Berlin), Berlin Fingering, Shetland, Crewel, loe Wool, &o.; Silks In all Shades, Cosies, Cushions, Smoking Caps, made and unmade/Tracings, &o. Lessons given in all kinds of Fanoy Work. Also, a Large Assortment of Ladieß' Bags and Kits, Work Baskets, Work Boxes, Handkerchief Boxes, Wilting Desks, Blotting Sheets, Sorap Books, and a Large Assortment of Glassware, Piotures, Toys, &o. Also, just opened, a very Handsome Lot of Birthday Cards, Soraps, and Oleographs, pictures, &o. Como and see the Beautiful Assortment of Chrlatmas Cards just landed from London. An early inspection In vited, Also, Stationery of all descriptions. All orders punctually attended to, A. AST E P H E N S ON, KARANGAHAPE ROAD, : ■ Newton. r\ HE A P CUTLERY, LAST WEEKI W, QUEEN-STREET. THOMAS SAMUEL Having determined to dear out the wholo of hie STOCK OF CUTLERY, At Immense Sacrifice, Is now offering Ivory and Bone Table and Dessbri Knives Table and Dessert Knives and Fores Eleotro-flats Spoons, Fores, See. Pocket Knives on Cards Scissors — Embroidery, nail, &a Look wood's, Johnson's, and other best makers. All of the Above Imported Direct from Sheffield, and Must be Sold, GREAT BARGAINS I T H 0 M A S 8 A M U EL, 249, Queen-street. AYLOR'S PATENT SEWING MACHINES Are Simple to Learn, Quiet in Aotion. Not ha bio to get out of order. Possess large and easily threaded Shuttles. No Difficulty in getting Needles and Extras TAYLOR'S PATENT SEWING MACHINES hould be Inspected by all desirous ot pro, curing a Thoroughly Good Maohino. Also, to be had at Low Prices, TWIBTED LOOP-STITOH MACHINES Of Best Construction, tar Agent: T. PEACOCK, Optician. Spectaoles, Telescopes, Microscopes, Barometers, Eleotrio Bells, Sec. Instruments and Machines Repaired, SHORTLAND - STREET, (Opposite the Poat-o_oeV fOSEPH GEARY, GROCBR AND PROVIBION MER CHANT, Franklin Road, Begs to inform bis friends, customers and the general publio that ho has opened a New Shop at Franklin Road, near the Primitive Methodist Church, with a choice and carefully selected Stook of Groceries, Provsions, Crockery, So., and trusts, by etriot attention to business and selling at town, prices, to merit a share of publio patronage. Families waited upon for orders, and goods promptly delivered.' SANFORU'S FRUIT AND PRO. VISION STORE. Pork Plea _«_«■__. HoE ßeer ding, 6d lb Bdlbjjl Oranges, Apples, Bananas, Pine Apples. Bacon, Cheese, Butter, Eggs. Fowls, 2s Od to 3a Sd eaoh. Taranakl and Auokland Salt Butter, 64 to loaib, VioTORiA-STRgET (corner of Albert-street). rTTH-TN-W ZEALAND TIMBER COMPANY (LIMITED) Beg to Inform their numerous Customers tha they have purchased the Business hitherto con ducted by Messrs. Jagger and Parker, and that, in accordance with this arrangement, Mr. Jagger will be the Manager for tho Company in Auokland, who will receive and .execute all orders. O. A. HARRIS, Chairman. Auokland, September, 1881. WE beg to give notice to our Customers that we have incorporated our Business with the New Zealand Timber do. (Limited). JAGGER & PARKER, Auokland, September, 188 L THE NEW ZEALAND TIMBER COMPANY (LIMITED) Ac now prepared to supply Timber Of any engtb and size at the shortest notice. - FRANK JAGGER, Manager. Aucklaad. September 1881. TV R o v. »:_ ' LIME. GROUND LIME. , FOR SALK S O U T H GATE'S MAHURANGI HYDRAULIC GROUND ROCHE ... -a ■ Lime, in any quantity, for Concrete, Pathß, Floors, Cellars, eto. (next to stone flagging, is unrivalled for durability ahd hard-setting qualities). For tanks and other wet work It la a first-class mater B. KEANE, SOLE AGENT, CUSTOMHOUSE-STREET. Superior corrugated tanks. J. L.KKAN (Late Alfred Smart), Has for Sale a number of the above, with Taps ready for use, at reduoed rateß, at his Shop, Elliott-street. Large quantities of Snouting, Ridging, and Down Pipes always in stock. Verandah Iron curved at the shortest notice. Country orders will always receive his prompt attention, Lead washers always on hand. W. X 5 I G H T • (late or the city market), Poulterer, Fruiterer & Greengrocer, Corner of Darby an Queen-streets. Wholesale and Retai Established 1866. SHIPPING SUPPLIED, Poultry, Dressed for Table, always ready. Live Pigeons, Rabbits, Fancy Birds, Dnoks, Geese, Turkeys, and Fowls kept In stook, Game Fowls, Spanish, Brahmas, and Bantams (Pure-bred). fresh butter and eggs abßays on hand. Licensed Dealer In Game. & KNIGHT'S CENTRAL MARKET, Two doors above Arthnr'B Auction Mart. -VTIGHT SOIL CONTRACT. All persons in the City or Suburbs requiring the sendees of the present Contractor at the reduokd bates should make early application to G. WILSON, at his residence, Nelson-street, or under cover, addressed "G. Wilson, Night Soil Contractor. City Counoil Offices " Knives Ke-bladed.] aws sharpened. HENRY LEADBEATER (From Sheffield), PRACTICAL GRINDER AND CUTLER, WAKEFIELD-STREET. Solssors, Surgical Instruments, and Carpenter's Too— put in thorough order. Razors Hollow Ground. W~ ANTED KNOWN, THAT H P. GIBBONS & CO. DELIVER THE BEST SAWN WOOD At 12s pee Ton. • TT p QIBBONS & rjO., gboosbs and provision merchant- Hobson-street,



Business Notices. A UCKLAND PICTURE - FRAMING AND GILDING DEPOT. J, R. DeCOURCEY Begs to notify to his old friends and the general publio that he haa undertaken the Management of the above Establishment, where GILDING, PICTURE-FRAMING, MOUNTING, &C., In all its branohes will be undertaken at prices defying competition. estimates given. A Large Stook of Mouldings, Picture-framing Materials, and Pictures of every description alwayß on hand. QUEEN-STREET, Junction of Wakefibld-street. AMERICAN PORTRAIT ROOMS, 13, Grey-street, Auokland.—Having re-opened the above Gallery, the Proprietor is prepared to take Flrßt-olass Portraits and deliver them in a few minutes. 25 Gems for 2a. Equally good Piotures taken In dull weather as in sunshine. Prices: 3 doz Gems. 2/8; 1 doz Double Gems, ll ; 1 doz Sunbeams, 6/; half-doz Sunbeams, 4/; 1 doz Carte-de-Visites, 8/; half-doz ditto, 5/; Single Cabinet Ploturea, 3/; 2 ditto, 6/: Large Piotures for framing, 5/ and 10/ eaoh; Children nnder five years of age, 1/ extra.—NOte address: JOHN LOW, 13, Grey-Btreet. , E-u.n-.-i iii i i —a Formosee in Morte, X VTEW ZEALAND FERNS,| 1.1 Unmounted, or I Tastefully Mounted in various ways, ■ FROM 12 G P TO 120 VAR -TIES, I or Sale by 1 ERIC CRAIG, I Princes-street. I RELAND li X U TUIS S Ij. WOOL MERCHANTS, TANNERS AND LEATHER MANUFACTURERS, IMPORTERS OF Saddlers' and Bootmakers' Machinery, English and Foreign Leather, Saddlery, Saddlers' Ironmongery, Boot Uppers, Grindery, Mill Belting, Suotion and Delivery Hose, Sec, Sec Warehouses:—Vuloan Lane and High street Works i—Panmure. Auokland. Constituents' Orders Promptly and carefully .____ CROWN BAKERY. KARANGAHAPE ROAD, Opposito Pitt-street Wesloyan Chapel. DAVID GRUBB, Baker, Confectioner, and general Storekeeper. A new and extensive Shop lately added to the former one. The Best Dairies of Butter, Kggs, and Canterbury Cheeses, &c„ continually on hand. Goods guaranteed of the best quality, and at Queen-Btreet prices. An early trial re quested. Musical. TCTVENING CONCERTS. SELECTIONS FROM OPERAS, SONGS, , DUETS, &o„ Sea. Every Person can havo these in their own Home by calling on J, HOWDEN, SHORTLAND-STREET, and Purchasing one of his Newly-Imported PIANOS. A.ngelo Forrest, auckland music warehouse. 68, Queen-street. ALL PIANOS, ORGANS, OR HARMONIUMS Bought from above Warehouse will he KEPT IN TUNE AND GOOD REPAIR FOR TWELVE MONTHS AFTER PURCHASE; Also, a Written Guarantee given with eaoh. Instrument t U' THREE YEARS. It Is hoped the above arrangement will be sufßoiont proof that none but Really Fesst-class: Instruments wiU ~..,. he kept in stock. . . ; Bands Supplied for Eveniicg Parties. A Room specially built for Professors, Private Rehearsals, Sec, tree. The Best and Cheapest House in Auckland FOR MUSIO, MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, STRINGS, FITTINGS, &0. A UCKLAND -VTUSIO TSfAREHOUSE, NO. 68, QUEEN-STREET. Stud. AUCKLAND STUD COMPANY (LIMITED). THE FOLLOWING THOROUGHBRED AND CLYDESDALE ENTIRES Will stand at the Company's Farm. Glen Orchard, this season, and will travel in the immediate neighbourhood as at foot- Good Paddooks will be provided for Marea at two shillings and sixpence per week. Every care will be taken, but no responsibility will be inourred. All Mares to be removed hy the 10th January, 1882. All expenses to be paid before Mares are removed. THOROUGHBRED IMPORTED STALLION MUSKET. Bred by Lord Glasgow, in 1867; got by Toxo phillte. his dam West Australian out of Brown i Bess by Camel. Terms: Thirty-five guineas for one mare, or thirty guineas for two or more, the property of same owner; payable by approved promissory notes at three months from date of service. THOROUGHBRED IMPORTED STALLION CAP-A-PIE. By Maxlbyrnong out of Miss Magus by Magus (Imported), out of Georgians by Uap-a-pie (im ported!, out of Georgians (imported). Cap-a-pie is a beautiful brown horse. 7 years old, standing 15 hands 3 inches, and shows lots of quality and substance. • . Cap-a-pie'B Performances:—Won Squatters Stakeß, A.J.C. Spring Meeting, 1877: St. Leger, A.J.C. Autumn Meeting. Dead heat with Chester for Cumberland Stakes next day, two miles, weight for age.. ...,'.., ~_ ~ Terms.—Ten guineas for single thoroughbred Stud Book mare; seven guineas eaoh for two or more mares, Half-bred mares, six guineas eaoh; two or more, property of the same owner, five guineas eaoh. * ANI.E R0 S , (IMPORTED). Chesnut horse, by Loiterer, dam Adraata by Orlando, Torment by Alarm, Glenooe-Allen by Whalebone, Loiterer, by Stookwell. Anteros is the sire of Tho Poet and the Gov ernor, the only horses that have started by him. TERMS.-Single mare, blx guineas; five guineas eaoh for two or more mares. AUCKLAND RACING CLUB SUMMER . MEETING, 1885. The Auckland Stud Company's Sires' Pr oduce Stakes ; a sweepstake of 10 soys eaoh, with 200 bovb added by tho Company; Second Horse to receive 25 soys, and Third Horse 10 bovb, out of stakes: for the Produce of Mares using their Sires for the Season 1831. Nomina tions, with 2 boys, to close when yearlings. Acoeptanoes, with 3 bovb, on night of general entry, 1885, and 5 soys, at the post Fpr then three-year-olda; colts, Bst, 101b; fillies, Bst, 71b. Distance IJ miles. THE IMPORTED CLYDESDALE, 5 YEARS OLD ELGIN. 'Sire. Luok's All, late Champion Sire of Scot land (Winner of the first prize at the Agri cultural and Pastoral Association's Show held at Elleralie, November 9th, 1879 and 1880). WiU travel this season as under i— Mondays.—To Panmure and Immediate neighbourhood . Wednesdays.—To Otahuhu, and in the after noon to Mangare, where by kind permission of Mr W. Paul, he will remain at his farm for tho night. Thursdays.—To Onehunga, Epsom and Remuera. TUESDAYS, FfIIDAYS, AND .SATURDAYS,—At Glen Orchard. Terms.—Five guineas single mares; 4£ guineas for two or more, the property of one owner. N.B.—The Company offer a Frat Prize o Fifteen Guineas, and a Second Prize of Fiy Guineas, for the best foal got by Kxgin, to b shewn and judged at the Auckland Agrlcultura and Pastoral Society's Show in November . 1882. Payment for Cap-a-pie, Antsros and Elgin, due on 10th January, 1883. ~.„._, For further particulars apply to the Mai.a_- INS DIRECTOR, oApr . w ___ BMTI Olen Orchard; 1 Or to WM. PEP.CIVAL, i Secretary! Auokland.



Meaical. A FEW OF THE WONDERFUL CURES BY pROFESSOR riUSSOOTT. B.? r0 T6h!?,_^ USBO? ttr-!, 0. th Town B0«' Dear f^_^L cB e<Stronble^withnervousdeblUty for the past eight yearß, brought on as you have explainedin the "Canterbury Times,'' by the Indiscretion of early youth. I have spent scores of pounds first with one and then with another, but never received any permanent benefit. Some said that I had heart disease. otherßthat I was consumptive, hut when I wrote to yon from the Rakaia you explained my Bymptoniß so exaotly that I was induced to come to town at once, th ough you told me you could treat rue equal ly as well by stoppingandattendingtomy work as In losing time by coming to town, I was unfit for work, bo decided to come to town for a spell, as I could neither eat nor sleep. My mind wandered; I had a desire to be away from com pany, and yet when alonemy own company waß hateful to me. I was troubled with the most hideous dreams, and was in that low, netvous state which made me sometimes feel as if death would be a happy release. My head ached, my heart palpitated violently, I wonld start almost at my own shadow. My mind, in fact, was not my own. I saw you on my arrival in town, when you were in Manchester-Btreet, and you then told me that it would take three months at tho very least to effect a perfect oure, and that I must comply exaotly with your instructions ; it not, you would not guarantee a oure. lam now happy to say that I did as you told me to the very regulating my hours and habits, and that now, after the lapse of fifteen weeks, my memory is restored, my sight has become strong again my mind has ceased to wander, i can enjoy company, and, in short, Richard's himself again., I shonld not go to the trouble of describ ing bo minutely my sufferings, but that I know of bo many young men who are living secluded lives, whose sufferings are precisely what my own were before I oame to yon, and who. although in health, would be really amiable and estimable persons, are looked upon as gloomy, morose, and unsociable men simply because of that phase of the disease which I have named, a hatred for company. If this should be rea dby any of those persons, Buffering as I did, and they are induced to apply to you for relief, I will guarantee that they will say after a few weeks that they never laid out a more profitable sum of money than when they came to Professor Gusscott.—Believe me, yours faithfully, Richard Dotson. P.S,— I return to my work to-morrow, and I know my friends will be agreeably astonished at my pre sent appearance, Victoria-street, Christchureh. Jan. 20,1880. To Professor Gusacott, South Town Belt. Dear Sir,—When I app led to you I had been suffering with the dropsy for this l_et four yeara. Before I left Wellington I had been under three different doctors, but never reoelved any benefit from them. I was advised to come to Christchuroh for a change of climate, but finding there was no change for the better, I was advised to be tapped by the doctors, who told me that was the only hope there was for me. I have always heard it said that when anyone is tapped there is no cure ; bat 1 am happy to say that when I applied to you, you eaid you could cure mo in six weeks, providing that I went by your instruc tions ; also, when you showed us the different assortment- and the quantity that you have, my husband made up his mind at once, and being a believer in herbs and tbe many hopeless cases they have cured in the part of Lancashire that I camo from, I knew that I conld not do any bettor than come nnder your treatment, I feel it my duty to publicly acknowledge the great benefit that I have derived from your treatment. —I am, yours over grateful, Sarah Petcb. To Prof e»sor Gusscott. South Town Belt. Sir. —I think it my dnty to give you my testimonial in respect of the curative treatment of your Herbal Tonic. I have been suffering from liver complaint for several years; in faot I was so bad that I was not able to attend to my business. My face was as yellow as gold. I could not eat —not sufficient lor a child. When I did, it lay in a hard substance in my stomaoh. I was con tinually rifting wind and gas, always consti pated, palpitation of the heart with a contlnu aUy burning pain. I had cold chills running down my back. I could not sleep on my leit aide. It is quite unnecessary to tell you that I have tried several things in the chemists' shops, but I found it was only money thrown away; but hearing of so many who have been under your treatment, and all of them speaking so highly of you, I thought it better to give you a trial, and I am happy to say that after two months of your treatment lam a new man. I now eat heartily and everything agrees with me. With many thanks, I am yours respect fully, William Jenkins, Armagh-street. Feb ruary 1881. To Professor Gusscott, South Town Belt. Dear Sir,—Permit me to tender my grateful acknow ledgments to yon for the benefit I have received fromyour herbal treatment. Although I have been under the care of several doctors, I never received any benefit from thorn, but got weaker both in body and mind daily, bo much so that I was almost worn to a skeleton; but hearing of the wonderful cures you had made, I made up my mind that I would come and consult you. When I came to you, you explained all my symptoms so minutely that I was perfectly satisfied to place myself under your treatment. You told me that you would make a perfect oure of me for five pounds, for which I gave you a cheque for the amount At that time everything that I ate went bout on my stomach, and was constantly rifting wind and gas. I had a continual palpitation, and violent pains under the left breast, pains between the shoulder blades. I had always cold chills, cold hands and feet, and felt as if someone was pouring cold water down my back. lam happy now to inform you that I am free from all my former complaints. I can now en t well and sleep well, and I shall always be happy to recommend anyone suffering from the same. Believe me to be, yours ever grateful, Mra Smile. Kaiapol Island, Kalapoi, November 13th, 1881. To Professor Gusscott, Soutb Town Belt, Chrißtohurch t Dear Sir,—l. have long been wishing to give you a testimonial for the suc cessful way in wMch you treated me. I have been under several doctors in this town, and I never received any relief until I applied to you, and in four days I found relief, thanks to your herbal treatment. I lived with Dr Campbell as form manager for one year and six months in the distriot of New Brighton, Christchureh. I was bad off and on for four years; but when I oame to you it was a very difficult job for me to get in and out of the cart my wife having to assist me. I have been a great martyr, but, thanks to Providence, in two months you re stored me to perfect health. Witnessed by George Newton, who was staying at my house. Believe me to be yours, ever grateful, Robert Wildsmith. Crescent-road, Knlghtstown, De cember 22,1880. . Professor Gusscott, Christohurch, Sir,—l have^ great pleasure In adding my testimony to the efficacy of your tonic for oaring fits. My wife was for two years subject to that distressing complaint bun after using your tonio for the space of two months, I am happy to say she has found herself thoroughly cured. She has not had an attack for six months. - She also suffered muoh from spasms of the stomaoh.and I am happy to Bay the medicine has been benefi cial in curing that also, wMch gives me great confidence in your herbal treatment I shall recommend your tonio as superior to anything my wife has tried before. The cure that you have performed is a blessing to her and I, and the family. Believe me to be yours ever grate ful, Thomas Coleman, Port Lyttelton. Professor Gusscott, South Town Belt Sir.—l am happy to present to you tape-worm 87ft long. When I came to you,, you told me you could cure me in 48 hours, but I was rather doubtful, but hearing you were rather hasty, I dared not tell you I doubted your ability to cure me in suoh a short time, having been treated by many of the homoeopathic, allopathic, but none ever effected a cure. You told me that you would oharge me £1 for a cure, whloh I was moßt happy to comply with your wishes on those conditions; also you told me.you would refund my money back again if you did not do so in the presence of Mrs Gray an. Mrs Adams, but 1 am happy to say that I prefer presenting y on with the monster in preference of the money. I have shown this to many of my lady friends m this neighbourhood.—l remain, yours truly, Mrs Eliza Thornton, Victoria Btreet To Professor Gussoott Sir,— Having been troubled with asthma for the last seven years, on Beverai occasions I have been propped up in oed, and many times I had to get up and walk to get. a breath of air, and had become bo bad that I waa not able to attend to my business; in faot, I had become a burden to myself- and the people with whom I was stopping. When I came to yon, you told me all my symptoms, whioh gave me confidence to place myself under your treatment, and being a believer in herbs, and seeing the large assortment In yonr estab lishment, and also the references from other sufferers the same aa myself, in looking baok to the time of my suffering so long and spending so nmoh money without receiving any benefit from the treatment until I applied to you. I re main, yours ever thankful, Donald Smith, Great King-street, Dunedin, May 30th. To Professor Gusscott, South Town Belt. Sir, —I have been troubled with neuralgia for tMs last twelve months, and Buttered the most ex cruciating pain. I have tried everything that is advertised in the newspapers, besides medical aid. I was told that it originated from decayed teeth; that I knew to be wrong, for my teeth are perfemiy sound. When I cime to yon, you told me that yon would cure me, and that you would sell me a bottle for six shillings, and that you would guarantee a perfect cure, and I am nappy to inform you that two applications ful filled your gnarantee.—l am, yours ever truly, Miss M, Davideon, Colombo-street Ootober 7th. 1880, Professor Gusscott wonld impress on thos who may do him the honour to consult hlmjthat the utmost secrecy can bo relied upon more over from long experience, and a careful study of the human system, he oan decide almo st at a glance the diagnosis ofthe case, thereby, reliev ing the patient ot a great deal of nervousness and hesitation,, , ,;' " Professor Gusscott invites the confidence of either sex snffering from functional derange ment spermatorrhoea exhausting dreams, &o. Professor Gusacott has made nervous debility and loss of power hla special study.'from what ever oause arising. He would earnestly impress npon those who do suffer to seek immediate advice and counsel, if they desire "an old age, serene and bright." Let no false delicacy deter suffering victims from removing the cause of this blight to manhood. The strictest confidence may be relied upon. CONSULTATION GRATIS, ' Can be consulted by letter. Publio inspection invited to the large assort ment of BRITISH and AMERICAN HERBS, Note the Address— ; jProfessor Gtusscott, Next ' Door to Messrs Winks and Hall Establishment . Hour.;; From 9 a.m, to 8 P.m..



Mectorai. TO THE ELECTORS OF WAITE MATA. Gentlemen,— I respectfully sollolt your suffrages at the forthcoming Eleotlon of a Member to represent you in the General Assembly. I pledge myself to go to the Poll. Your obedient servant, W. J. HURBT. Ty/TR. CRAWFORD will Address the : Electors ot Franklin South, at Pukekoho West, | on FRIDAY, ith November, at 7.80 p.m., in the : Protestant Hall. JLfjLECTORAL DISTRICT OF WAIPA. TO THK EiaSOTORR O?, WABPA. . Gentlemen,—lt Is my intention to otter my self, at tho next General Eleotlon, as a Candidate to represent your Dlstrlot [In the .Genora Assembly WILLIAM JACKSON __h____, July 1 ISBL mo The electors of eden. Gentlemen.-I have the honour to announce myself as a Candidate to represent you in tho next Parliament, and shall in due course notify when I shall have the pleasure of addressing you. Yours faithfully, ■ JOS. A. TOLE. Auckland, 2ist Ootober, 1881. mO THE ELECTORS OF WAIPA, Gentlemen,— I have the honour to Inform you that I shall be a Candidate for your suffrages at the forthcoming general election. I shall take an early opportunity of meeting you at the varlou centres, when I shall give you an outline of the past, and state to yon my views of the future. * FEED. A. WHITAKER. mo THE ELECTORS OF SOUTH FRANBLIN. Gentlemen,—l am again a Candidate for your suffrages at tho forthcoming General Election. At an early date I purpose visiting the various centres of population, and will give an account of the recent session, and explain my political Yiewßt Ever yours faithfully, E. HAMLIN. TO THE ELECTORS OF FRANKLIN, NORTH. Gentlemen,—l am a Candidate for your suffrages at the forthcoming General Election. I beg to inform my friends and supporters that I Intend going to the Poll against all comers. I will address you in due course. I am, gentlemen, Yours obediently, TO^-tANK BUCKLAND. mO THE ELECTORS OF CORO ■A- MANDEL DISTRICT. G_N_i____»,-1 beg to offer myself as a Candidate for the House of Representatives for ydnr Distriot at the forthcoming Elections, ands will take an early opportunity of explaining my TieWß' P.H.BLACKMORK.. mO THE ELECTORS OF RODNEY. GENT_KMEN,-At tho request of a large number of Electors, I have consented to beoome a Candidate for your suffrages at the ensuing Election. I will take an early opportunity of visiting the various Settlements In the District for the purpose of addressing you. ' . JOHN SHEPHERD. ' ' ■' Frospectuß. '■'.] P"ROSP E C T U S OF THE HARBOUR VIEW GOLD MINING COMPANY, To be Incorporated nnder the "Joint Stock Companies' Ad* I860." Capitai, „15,000, in 15,000 Shares of One Pound Each, 5,000 Shares to be considered fully paid-up, and the remaining 10,000 to bo Contributing Shares, to bo allotted in the following manner :— The Shareholders of the Old Harbour View Company, in consideration of their having paid in full all CoUs' previously made, to be allotted upon application within One Month from date of Incorporation One Paid-up Share and One Contributing Share, in lieu of the Shares held by them in the old Gompany, One Shi 11ing per Share to be paid on eaoh Contributing Shore by the applicant. Any Shares not applied for within the specified time, or not later than the 15th December, to be disposed of as the Direc tors may determine, the original holders, how ever, to have a preferential claim. The remaining 5,000 Contributing Shares are now offered to the publio for One Shilling per Share on application. . • The whole of the proceeds of the sale of 10,000 Shares will be devoted to the Payment of the. Ground Rent, Survey, and Preliminary Ex penses of forming Company, the amount paid for the Claim (_150), and the further develop ment of the mine. Provisional Directors : F. WOOLLAMS, ESQ. R. PATTERSON, ESQ. C. MILLS, Esq. ALF. LEECH, Esq. GEO. HARPER, ESQ. H." BRETT, ESQ. W. HORNE, ESQ. O. A. HARRIS, ESQ. ' CAPTAIN THOMAS. , P. J. TIERNEY, : Secretary.; • Copies of Prospectus and Forms of Application for .shares may be obtained-from any ofthe •Brokers of the Auckland Association, from any of the Provisional Directors, or at the Com pany's Ofllce. CoromandeL a _.duca-iona_r"' ELLESLEY- STREET EVENING CLASSES. Separate fok Males and Females, Second Quarter commences on MONDAY Ootoberard. itj, i y Classes for Ladles will meet on Monday and Wednesday, from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m, Second Series of Lectures: "EPOCHS OF ENGLISH HISTORY.' Fee; 10s per Quarter, In advance. il/r RS. A L L A N W EH X , JJrJL XKAOBKB OF , Vocal and Ihsteumbbtaii Musia Present Address— DBVONBH-BK HOP-g, HOBaON-fITRE-T. mflE A JRX OV jOiNGINOf, Mb H. GORDON GOOCH, Associate ol the Royal Academy of Music, London; and Bronze and Silver Medallist of that li—iitn* tion, receives Pupils for SINGING and VOICE PRODUCTION at his imvafce residence ia O'Rorke-street, Albert Park,



| Amusements. THEATRE ROY AL. Proprietor.- ...._-..._ —Mr R. J. DeLias, THE GREATEST SUCCESS EVER ACHD-VBJ>* IN AUCKLAND I CROWDED HOUSES NIGHTLY!' , Thb Famous Pirates must be Withdrawn. LAST NIGHT BUT ONE 1 LAST NIGHT BUT ONE 1 , , CARY'S OPERA COMPANY! IN Gilbert and Sullivan's PIRATES OF PENZANCE! PIRATES OF PENZANCE I For this occasion only, MR, Barry O'Nbil will appear aa the MAJOR Gineball TO-MORROW-Great Change of Pr-gramme. S A TURD A V, The Grandest Opera of the Day, - LES CLOCHES DE CORNEVILLE 111 Produced with Effects Never Equalled • In the Colony. ' * jjg Sixty Artistes foe this Occasion ! Prices of Admission: Dress Circle, ss; Stalls, Ss:Pit,2s. Seoure seats In advance. Carriages at 10.30. •AESPECIAL COACH will leave; One _9L- hunga for the Opera, ~_tr'K3o' p—at ;"on i Wednesday and Friday this wee_;,a_d M°P* day, Wednesday and Friday, next week. Will leave the Theatre at conclusion of Opera.—W. Weston, Proprietor. ' _ '"-.'■ THEATRE OF AR T AND ; MECHANICS' VISION! 207 WORKING WAX FIGURES! tST Owing to the success of this Wonderful Meohanioal Exhibition, the Proprietor has deter mined to continue the -Exhibition for another week. Hundreds turned away on Saturday night. Open from 2 till 10 p.m. Admission. 6d: Children, half-price. r: ■ In the Premises lately occupied by Dunne, Hall Se Co. (near Hurst Se Co.'s), Queen-street.. A GRAND MINSTREL ENTER TAINMENT will be held in the Epsom Hall on Friday, November ith instant, coalmen-?. oing at 8 o'olook p.m. The Band will play donee musio after the entertainment for a period of two hours. N.B. —In consequence of the demand for tiokets. none of thosa at is will be issued.—F. La wry, Hon. Seo. v_A T3OYAL ALBERT, L.0.L., No. fLJI 2.—A SUPPER, to Celebrate the fl*Wttl Unfublino Of thb New.Bakneb, " - Trill be held at Mr Mann's Rising Sun Hotel, Newton, on FRIDAY EVENING, the 4th of November, 188 L Cupper on the table at : 8.30. Tiokets, ss. - ..." .•-.• --^-^ —«_»- TWATIONAL INDE-WN if _><_ pT ll DKNT ORDER OF ODD ■i_W £ ffSj_L FSI,LOWg ' LOYAL PIONEER LODGE, N 0.838, A.D. ANNIVERSARY GRAND PROMENADE CONCKRT AND BALL, to be held In the Lorne-streeet Hall, on TUESDAY. November 8. 1881. Dancing to commenoe at 8.30 p.m. Dabble Tiokets, ss; extra Ladies*. Tiokets, 2s 6d; to be obtained at the HaU. Refreshments included, and female attendant In the cloak-room. Tickets may be obtained from Messrs Duffloy. Short, Massey, Parker, B_—land and Thorne. ■■ - Musio by an effiolent String Band. T3KINCE OF WALES'S BIRTHDAY. GHOEAI"~SALL. -MRS. REVITT will give her ANNUA L CON O E R T (VOOAL AND INBTBUMENTAX) ON WEDNESDAY, Novemher 9, 1881. Assisted by Mr. Gordon Gooch, R. A.M., and ; Mr angelo Forrest; also, several - Members of St. Paul's Cholr.and Pupils of Mrs Revitt. TKUtETS: 2/6 and 1/ each, whioh may be had at the Auckland and City Musio Warehouses, and Mr Mears, Qneen-street; also, Mrs George and Mr Meekan, Grocers, and Mr Stilwell, Baker, Parnell - : ■ '■ . ■ .' ■. ST. MATTHEW'S BAZAAR AND FANCY ->__, • Under the patronage of the Lord Bishop o the Diocese and Mrs Cow—v WIU be held In the DRILL-SHED, on THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 21th, and f oEowlng '■ -'D-yB. ' ■ ',/■.' ';'. ~,":; It will he opened by the Bishop on Thursday, ; ' ■■; __tb, at2p.ni. ' ■ ;, . i Intending Contributors are requested to for ward their Gifts to the Parsonage at as early a date aa convenient. SOIREE and CONCERT In ccnnec- - tion'with the Presbyterian Churoh will • be held in the Otahuhu Publio Hall on Thursday, Nov. 3,1881. Tea on table 6 p.m. T—i_etß,-B6d. T> I A NO FOR T E MISS BEADKR (Beating Certificate of First-ola6_ Honours from Trinity College, London) Has Opening b for Pupils. Address: York Terrace, Grey-Btreefc.. ' TU--;0: 'R T _s__^ fl OJR E, STRAWBERRIES AND CREAM I STRAWBERRIES AND CREAM WILLOW GROVE GARDENS Devonport. * The undersigned having taken the above Gardens, trusts that by strict attention to business, and by supplying Fruit of the best quality, to merit a fair share ot pablio patron age. ' ■■ Tea, Coff-E, and Other Refreshment ; < at Bhorteat notice. Bwlngs, Lawn, Splendid Shade, F. H. WELLS. /. ll,'"' ' . . 5-5, ' .. ' MedicaL , : ■,' Mr. and Madame southerby, Medical Herbalists (and no Professors), call the attention of our numerous readers to the efflcaoy ot our Herbal Remedies as aids to : • nature in restoring the eyßtem that may have become enfeebled by disease, to a normal and vigorous condition of health. Not only Is the vegetable kingdom designed -to render ' j sustenance to the human being, in yielding • nutritive princip'es suitable for his food; but is ■_ > also endowed with thousands of rare medical ' properties, whioh carefully extracted, concen trated, and skilfully combined, are In .their effeots invigorating, exhilarating, purifying, and :. life-restoring; being, in faot, the only safe and certain antidotes vouchsafed by Providence for all the ills of life that man is heir to;; These facta will be fully proved to any one, who will give my remedies a fair triaL Hours of con sultation from 10 to 5. Address—S. Southerby, Hobson-street, near Vlctoria-at. Also, Private Hospital for Gentlemen. Testimonials may bo " seen on application. , -, "' ■ ■ " QHOULD BE IN teVERY HOUSE." dRAVVTORD'S S A R S A._?: A R I '_.__ L A T ON I C Is an Invaluable remedy for Nervousness, Giddi : ncsa, Low' Spirits, . Indigestion, Headache. "" " Chronlo Diarrhcsa. Impoverished Blot f~ General Debility. 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Is certainly superior to most of the medicines sold for this purpose, and by Its judicious use many a serious illness might be averted, aud hundreds save themselves a lot of Buffering and expense they now inour through neglecting to , take notice of many little disorders tbat a few ;■ i doses of this TONIO would speedily remove; it is VERY PLEABANT\TO TAKE, and being compounded of only Harmless Drugs, rnajgbe''. taken by anyone, however DELICATE, with SAFETY and BENEFIT. _ Prepared only by ; J' " C:■ R .A ' W F. O R D, Pb___maceutical Chemist, NEWT ON,. ... Auckland. Sold in Bottles at ss. Each. , ' -——' ' ' iL ' - WADCOCK, ot Remuera, begs to » inform the public of Newmarket and surrounding ■ districts that he has NOW OPENED i en r ?Branoh ; Business ~ at • Now. market, opposite the Railway St»_o_v especially for the sale ot Small Goods, and hopes to rpoeivo aßh_reotpatt'-nagef*(^rn_w.-»pas^!Wjo i__-,Blaok^d_i_WT-i)e.GM^|^rtP^ •_ and Saveloys, . f thing of h<wt _-aorip_oa--dat moderate rotes. •.,.. . - ;' J