The Auckland Evening Star.

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AUCKLAND, N.Z.. MONDAY. JUNE <>,'.lBBl

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m a- ■ ■'■■ Shippmsr. PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP CO. , ■ '~. , OROUGH THE UNITED STATES OF * \ AMERICA, VIA HONOLULU, TO | GREAT BRITAIN. I liildorPostal Contract with the Govornmohts of 1 , . New Zealand and NewSoujh Wnloa. A.i ~■ r~~ i Djite of Uatoof Sail i_. , L Sailing for ing for Steamer. iTons. Sydney. San Fran- I cipco. cTTyotNow'York I 3,100 .August .33 .June 21 Zealandia'..' " '.. 3.21K) y - ,- City ot Sydney .. 3,100 June 27. August lc .Australia.. i_______^_J_____lEi " bßPt'l3 i^nssengors bookod through to Liverpool, LondoTo? Paris, via tho great Overland Roads ol' Amorl-aTand't'iio Steamers of tho Atlantic - ines from.New r* RSS , Kirat-class to I-ondon .. .. £GG and upwards steerage to London .. ' .-. £37 10 pltat-elasß to S.tn Francisco- £10 gtccraga. ... , '.. .. -• £20 Through Cabin Passengers are permitted to lav over at Honolulu, or any of the ci'ies of the " : ■■ uiitud Slntos, not to exceed six months. No Shipping Orders will bo issued after! p.m. - on the day before tho sailing of steamers for San Francisco, i i .For freight rates and all other information, .f ifolyto. •. _ THOS. T. GAMBLE, I ~.;. ~ •■ Aeonfc Lower Queen-street I TT NION STEAMSHIP ;'i-.. ft^T/M XJ . COMPANY OF NEW it- feBS A ZEALAND. 1 -fsipsj *-'*; *■ _ .' lfei-51^4 TIME TABLE— i p* '* ■'■ June, 18S1. MR GISBORNE, NADIER, WKLLINGTON, LYTTELTON. PORT CHALMERS. AND --BLUFF IFROM OUEEN-BTrEET Wharf) steamship.! Dato of Sailing. Latest ■. , ■-___■ . Train. 1 BiKBABOOMA Thursday, 9,10 a.m. — ii TSKTARANAItI. NKI_SO>, PIOTON. WKL I 'UNGTON. LYTTHLTON, AND WEST A.:. _ Coast Ports (from Manukau) - i HiWW * ' Tuesday, 7, 3 p.m. 2 p.m. I pfifOOlN Sunday, 12,10 a.m. 9 a.m. i ■""' gOR SYDNEY. 9 Botomahana Tuesday, 14,1 p.m. — ;" "' FOR MBLBOURNB. Via BQUTH.~~" I bisgakooma Thursday, 0,10 a.m, — I l yOR KUSHKLI, awp .A" .KAWA, ij Rkoarooma Monday, 6, lp.m. — flrCargo must be alongside ono hour before ?3 [W'l'ii time of departure. ■•-• ■ . Pajsage Tickets must be taken at tho oflloe j Wore embarking. : ' - Au.kl».jd Branch i '■,*! i '53, Queen-street. i-'JKjL'*••' OXJEAM* TO 'LONDON. iWCTO-^_> '• ' or™nt~ink 'S-S_a~~-a _ bo (olio-wing steamships be 'cnirlng to thd Orient -"team Navigation Com ianylLiinitedl.and tho I* acillc Steam N avlgation - Company will leave SYDNEY at the under -: Beiiaoned dates for MELBOURNE. ADE -. IAID X *ahd LONDON, via Snez Canal:— i" ' -iM'^teamer. - ) Keg. Ton'ge | Date. I ijaiMBoRAZO.... 3.5J7 Juno 10 I JOHN ELDER.... 4,152 Jane 21 . :, CUZCO....-...t.i.. 3,849 June 29 T ACONCAGUA.... ,4,112 .July 13 . , GOTOPAXI <_..-... ■' '-,O_S- ■ July 27 j ORIENT _ 5.35S August 10 1 And the Service will bo maln(nlnea Dy sac- Ii needing steamers at intervals of a Fortnight. M ~...i..F»ra.t0 London, lo.to 70guineas. "4 '"'Suez Canal Dues, 8s In addition. 11l ii ti -. Parcels booked through to London. Sm, Passengers en book from Auckland at a ._■ through rata to cover Intercolonial faro and \ Canal dues; and so secure special advantages. '*'***! ."-'assagns Irom London can bo gran tad In Of Inckland. - , iSf and full particulars, apply, In *-j umdo-.to J.. Greon & Co., and Anderson, | Jjrferfan.a.. Co., Joint Managers Of tho Line; ';' wto the 4go'nts in Aucklana m re - UNION STEAMSHIP DO. OF N.Z. ■ "* '-' (Limited) ■ ',! ,l •' ; ~.: Queen-street *s £___*_. "OENINSULAR AND ORI- Z «B-__SjL '■ ENTAL STEAM NAVIGA :| "^KffTION COMPANY. - , I ' jpfeOBABLE SAILING ARRANGEMENTS. 5 for CEYIiOV. Sc, wi'h Mails and Passengers I i'.-,i!f,il for KURUPB and tho EAST. iii <»■"■•'■': •' ■"' - | Leave F Leave Steamer. | Sydney I Melb'rae ■I CATHAY.. ......-.....'. '.. June 29 July! ' MALWA................. Julyl3 Julylß ,';*; H-H-.WUR........... July 27 Aug. 1 j i ' .'iPlace and Hour of Departure :— .■a " aros_-r_. '_1 Circular Quay, at 9 a.m. 'If '"*Me_bOurne ..Railway Pier, at 2 p.m. j a&_tx_n__! ::■ Glenelg, about 5 p.m. . -1 ~ For further information apply^to CRUICKSHANK & CO.. -I i. .'.'•■ ii:■ i-" Agents for Aueklnnd. S-^pC'C TEAM TO THAMES,' CAR 'ffl-JS^O'HYING PASSENGERS AND *«W*» CARGO, connectino with Ohtne- K-bl^Omahu, Waitoa Plains, and Morrins m^^uCfoDistrict).,, , , ■ , r 1 lijii^Z*'-.: Tl^E TABLE. 7 | M i.. ,'S.S, ,'ROTOMAHANA.' •-.- From Auckland t i m », ~,..Monday, 1- evening * V '■ Wednesday, 9 morning ■ -ii.'.' Thnrsdayl WmOrning '• B iol I.Friday, laid up to clean; .-.-■• ~.;■' a| Saturday, ditto W in- v in ■ FroraThanies! :,,-,', i , .Tuesday, 1.30 afternoon: M ' Wednesday, 3 afternoon Thursday. 1 afternoon ' "j !>i .-'.Friday, laid up to clean r j ." „.; ditto ■ Fares to Thames: Salo'on,!7B 6d: Steerage, ss. Freight throngh.to Te Aroha, 23s per ton. B Mo Cargo received within half-an-honr of ad -9 T«ttwdtimeol-lea'ving. ' •_-_;' '' ■ • ... FRASER & TDSTNE, H '*■«'* ' Agents. li i-___s^rfTCT/AIKATO STEAM NAVL j J^^; V> GATION CO. (LIMHED). I ti''v ,!'j','Vno,ti'c,e.. ~ 1 MeiAnckland, Agency, of this Company is : Bemoved from Fort-stroet to No. 10, Wyndharn i itr.it, where full information may bo obtained IWp-Cting Waikato River Traffic. ■ Ma -•;.:•: :i -]■*... W. S. LAURIE, ' '' iut.p •!'...'■■'■: I!.:; Agent. 1 mi-__ 3 \\T- AT U X.' V . AND ONE JK^'VV" HUNGA STK_>M NAVI .-.,■' '"■ "^GATION CO.(Limited). J.VKtTDPI TABLE-JUNE, 1881. V'.O ". " 1( * , ,'MANtJICAU' Leavo O'neiun'ga : ' Le'ove Woiukn: 1 pm* 8-Wednesday. 6pm 111-Friday, ipm - 11—Saturday, 9am 7.-15 am 13-Monday, 12 noon «-Wednesddy,'B am 15— Wednesday.l2.3opm "B-^atii-day; lO'ara 18—Salurday. 2.30 pm 9 *rrllonday. Ham. - 20—Monday, 3.45 pin , !Z-Wedriesday,l.3op_h 22—^'ednesdoy. Opm Sl4-i^riday,._ pin, , 25-Saturday, 9am firrMoiiday, 630 am 27—Monday, 11 am «JWednesday;7.4sam 29— Wednesday,'l2 noon rSanakaW Hfeads-*>Every Thnrsday, at 8 am. »j»-Vmi! I.u.r; jjl # CUNNINGHAM, Agent. ■'•(iT.'Bi^By order of tho Dh-eotors, on and aftor . OSne Ist, all Freight* by this steamor must bo I :*P'ep4idiv, ...;■( - * .. ■* - ■?SKfei! QTEAM TU HOT SPRINGS, 'v&___?>b_~KJ Mahurangi, Mtakana, lo T" Kawau, and Omaha. I ih iiTWs.s.ROSE CASEY, Ala-Lloyds. ■_ widi. ,',, W. Sommerville. Master. . For Hot Springs and Matakana-Evary Tnes ; „''-4iy,'at 11 o'clock I iii'i I '*orH6t Spriniw and Mahurangi— , '-i 'i.A -uiThm^day, June 9, at 11 o'clock ..,.., ~;;' !.,,. , .Saturday, June 11, at 11 o'clock. I ,' '-'* '" Thursdai', June 16, at 11 O'olock | \'"A, Saturdayi'Juno 18, at9o'clock I -I'M;:;-liThursday, June 23, at 11 o'clock i;-,. . n Saturday, June 25, at 11 o'clock , , 1 ,, ( j, Thursday, June3o,atllo'clock' I ' 'All cargo must ha down half-an-hour before •ayartls-d time of caving, or it wih not be I ' ntBB." - ' I -Jf" Pswels or Goolß taken without a shlpplns; & Mtetin >il 'ii.; ' - . ;-. ' -: -v.: ■ I ffl«R freight or passage apply W S !&.. Lj . Ji CASKIt I ' -l__f 6. 12. 18So" '". l-" "''"' ' ''"■' '' '"' '-': I *'l_^__«_N-_; "^ T -^-^ M' ;Tio T* HE; I llilfflla> '*'*"-' -T HA MES, I 3*'"A-RO H*A: G OLDF lEL DS, I .WNNEGTING with OHE.KMURI, OMAHU, j noiiWAITOA PLAINS,. AND , MORRINS- , I I *87r.-,(< K -. v . ;ViiiLE, piako District. . li 'Ivl^-TvE'iß P RISE. No. ._;' I I fea?>MF^TiK| t& ,s.s.pyiviD.'p ■ '.-'"''lit'^wp Auckland :7' ■ 7 From-Thimes l I,Monday,'6p.m. . Tuesday, 1 p.m. . * o!S_! *n'eß'day. 6.30 p.m. Thursday *- '* ' ~- .■'jnasy.'Jp.m... -~.;....- --! ;■'*he tune] table of river steamers to be seen at , 1 -^ter^e ..Oflicc, Wharf. .*.' ' + ■ I M Si_t™^""■•'' Saloon. 7s6d;'Ste'erage, 58 . .-A£Oni_icmu-i through, 63'e3-tra •: •: n , o ,'r™Te**Arohathrough, 10sextra, -~ ■■. j, .-, H__L-__LTeeßnn*lhle for shipping,: carrying, orjv-ls '-i v-FS* 1.vp5t0ck.,,,„,„,, ...... i * i _l!1 07 cs'-No ' cargo, will he received' after 5 vi V-ffli ttnring the winter months.''" " ' ; ''""'■ WW A.N.3. FERRY CO., Wmi7 ' Agonts,



j Shipping. ' I iS_£B__. l/WR-RUSSELL, WHANGA r^^^^-C BOA, AND MANGONUI. The s.s. ' lONA' will leave overy Monday at 5 p.m. (weather permitting). Passengers booked and small parcels propaid at tho Olllco on the Wharf. No cargo received after i p.m. FOR WHANGAREI ANU MANGAPAI. The s.s. 'ARGYLE' will leave for the abovo places every Tuesday and Friday at v p.m. FOR TAURAN GA. S.S. 'GLENELG' Will leave Queen-street Wharf at 5 p.m. Tuesday, 7th , Thursday, 9th Tuesday, nth Thursday, 10th •''-.' Tuesday, 21st ; Thursday. _:lrd Tuesday, 28th Thursday, 3l)th Connecting with s.s. 'Stafl'a' for Opotiki and East Coast ports on Tuesduys only ; also con necting with s.s. 'KatlkaU' for Katikati Settle ments. FOR RUSSELL. Saturday, -Ith Juno Woathor and othor circumstances pormitting. No cargo received aftor 1 p.m. A. McHRKIGOR, Manager, "PASSENGERS' LINK OF i^^-Mh-. ' PACKM;TS TO NEW ZEA ««»««___■ OWNED BY~MKSSRS. SHAW, 1 SAVILLE, & C 0.,31, Leadonhall-S-reet, Loudon. [ The abovo lino of ships are regular tradors to all the principal ports in New Zealand. They are clipper ships, classed Alat Lloyds', and com manded by experienced mastors. The bill of fare is most substantial, and of tho best quality, and tho accommodation roomy and convenient, The undoraignod. aro empowered to grant pas sages from London to Now Zealand, payment for which havo been guaranteed in tho colony. Return ships to London also leave at almost regular intervals. Full particulars on application to L. D. NATHAN & CO., ) OWEN & GRAHAM, )■ Agonts. CRUICKSHANK & CO. ) - "fg^fe^C S. 'COROMANDEL. *^====i»* TIME TABLE. Leaves Auckland for Waiheko and Coro mandel— Every Monday and Wednesday, at 12 noon, and Friday, at 1 p.m. Loaves Coromandel— Every Tuesday' Thursdoy and Saturday, at 12 noon. Weather and other circumstances permitting. AU cargo to be alongside half-an-hour before time of departure. A. R. H. SWINDLEY. Manager. «£>. TP 0R LONDON DIRECT. rajSgsSw The clippe ue 633 tons Register. This vessel, now daily expected, will load for London on discharge ot inward cargo. Having a largo portion of her cargo engaged, she will meet with quick despatch. For freight, &c„ apply to OWEN & GRAHAM, Agents. Holbib. • ARK HO T E L, Wellksley Staekt East, auckland. C. A. MARTIN (Lato of Captain Cook Hotel, Kyber Pass Road). Winos. Spirits, Ales and Stouts of the best brands only; Billiards, &c. First-class accommodation for Families end Boarders. Good Stabling. Water laid on. •C.EKKY HOTEL, NORTHCOTE, JD LATE STOKES' POINT, J. MAXWELL, PROPRIETOR. Accommodation lor Travellers, Saddle Horses 3on Hire /-)Ccide:ntal hotel, albekt fisher (Formerly with Mr. John Conp.and, Thames IHotel, and lato ot tho Imperial and Princo of Wales Hotels, Wellington), Begs to inform tho Public, his Patrons, and Friends that he has purchased the far-famed OCCIDENTAL HOTEL. That additions and alterations, conducive to the greater comfort and convenience of the Public, novo been completed, and that every endeavour will bo made, and no expense sparod, to main tain the high reputation' of th House, THE CAF E. . This department, under-the management of an experienced chief, will bo conducted on a scale worthy of the name and fame of the Occidental Hotel. FC La X X STAFF, • formerly of the City Club (lately of the Terminus Hotol, Hclensville), having bought the Freehold of the Whangarei Hotel from Mr Caffler, begs to inform visitors that no effort will be sparod to afford satisfaction- Horses and Pleasure Boats on Hire. iuiectric Bells. T.LECTRIC TDELLS , (FOR DWELLING HOUSES)] . EL ,E, C T R I C' 'Ti E L L S | L!E CTR I C JT> ELL S I T. PEACOCK has just received a shipment of the abovo, which can bo thoroughly recom mended to Householders on tho following grounds. They are moderate in cost; com munication can readily be made with any or all of the rooms in tho houso. Single strokes of a telo aphio character! can he made, or tho bell be rung continuously at will. No dangerous acids are used with the battery, and it involves no trouble. One oan be seen on operation, and prices obtained bylapplying to T. PEACOCK, Optician, SHORTLAND-STREET i-usmoss paras. TWAYM 0 U T H, SHIP AND BOAT BUILBBE, CUSTOM-HOUBE-STRECT, FOO-IOF_HORSON STREET. Builder of all kinds of Yachts, Launches, Boatß. &c. Vessels Docked and Repaired, hip Joinery of every description promptly ttendedto. . W"~ A KNOCK BROTHERS, SOAP AND CANDLE MANUFACTURERS. ... ■ COX'S CiRERK, RICHMOND. OFFICE : DURHAM-STREET, AUCKLAND. Cash Purchasers of Tallow, Wool, Sheepskins, and Bones. ' rp A I T BROTHERS, JL MARBLE and FREESTONE MASONS. Monuments, Head-stones, Tombs, and Iron Tomb Railingß. INSCRIPTIONS EXECUTED IN A SUPERIOB STYLE. Prices and Designs FREE on Application. Address :— Corner of Rutland and Lome Streets. - •i AUCKLAND ' f Near Junction of Queen and Wakefield Streets!. M. .WILL I,A MSO N, BRASf- FOUNpER.AND GASFITTER Isprepared to Re-lacquer Gasoliers, Pendants, and Brackets, Curtain Bands, Cornices, &c. ' EQUAL TO'NEW. . Repairs in Gasiltting and General Brasswork on the most reasonable terms. .« . ! Beßt workmianßhip guaranteed. ! ADDRESS : RiGH-STREET. ' .Corner Victoria-street, Auckland., ; r H 0 M A':'S S,A M U EL, IMPORTER of LOCKWOOB'S, JOHNSON'S, AND OTHER Makes of Best POCKE?,;ANb',TABLE KNIVES, ELECTKO -PLATED .VAR^C, *■•' SPOONS, FORKS, &C. Wholesale and Retail., v Wholesale and Retail. . ii 249, QUEEN-STREET. '7jA: U H' -E N " f X SON, HOCsk SHIP, ;SIGN,'AND GENERAL \ . DECORATIVE PAINTER, No. 8, WYNDHAM-3 TREE T. TT" j -s7vV I N N.-E.KT USS, J, "AUCKLAND STEAM W,O 6D; TiUJfcN IN G FA C T,O RY, , Z : Wvndham Street • (Next Shakespeare Hotel), •' *' Ha^trkfaS^iK pre Cen off tho price ot all, • ' j^T' common work. *r Country Orders punctually attended to



Business Cards, ma AMES CARRIAGE AND dray A FACTORY. JAMES MACEIE, Pkofkiktor, VICTORIA SaRKKT EAST. AUCKLAND. Repairs of Every Description In Wood and Iron neatly executed on the Shortest Notick. SPRINGS MADE AND REPAIRED, f~ N.B.—Country Orderspnno-Oally attended to. JO. P El HA M, • LADDER & BARROW MAKER, SO nnd S2, Victokia-stbeet. Evory Description of Ladders, Stops, Barrows, I arrow Whoels, Clothes Horses, Clothoa Boxes, Travelling Ghosts, tec, on hand or made to order. A liberal discount allowed to Contractors and on wholesale order. Shop and Ofllce Fittings, and all kinds of Job bine Work dono by experienced workmen on tho ahort-St notice. N.B,—Ladders, Steps and Barrows lont on hire. Violins bought. ,Ono or two suporior old Violins for sale; also, a good V.olincollo cheap. C_; uuOP ER, • SADDLER, COLLAR & HARNESS MAKER, Upper Queen-sbti-kt, Auckland, Throe Doors abovo tho Army and Navy Hotel. N.B.—Courier Bags. Loggings, &c„ Sec made Ito order on the shortest notice. Charges moderate. FRENCH AND ENGLISH HOUSE WKLLKSLEI_.3TR_.BT. VICTOR LuNGUET, LADIES' & GENTLEMEN'S HAIRDRESSER A Largo Variety of Human Hair and Wigs on hand. HW A IT E, • MANUFACTURING TINSMITH, FORT-STREET. Wishes to Inform the publio that he is he only one in tho Province who devotes the whole of his time to tho above business, and with his facilities for working and modern appliances oan defy competition. X\T H. " b is. iNN EX, BUILDER. CARPENTER AND JOINER. Vutom Laot, I Every Description of Building Designed and Erected. AU uninchen ot the Building Trodo executed by Experienced Workmen. Shop Fronts Oflloe Fittings Sec, Sen WILLIAM TttilM. A», Corner of Lome and Viotoria streets, Auckl d East MONUMENTAL, MARBLE, AND OKNEBAIi STONEMASON, ARCHITECTURAL SCULPTOR AND CARVER, Inscriptions accurato and beautiful. Monuments, Tombs, Headstonos, and evory description of Stono Work at tho lowost posßiblu prices for town and country |>OOK-BINDIN TG & PAPER-RULING THBEE DOORS ABOVE "STAR" OFFICE. Merchant:!' Account Books Ruled and Bound to suit requirements. MUSIC, MAGAZINES, AND LAW BOOKS Neatly Bodnd, BAKERS' SPECIAL RULED DAY-BOOKS. Libbaby Books strong and cheaply bound J* E D W A R D S, a COAL MERCHANT. SHIP AGENT. Bay of Islands, Newcastle, and Waikato Coal in any quantity. Oflloe and Yard, Breakwater, Auckland, opposite Kailway Station. JAY. KNIGHT • (LATE OF THE CITY MARKET), Poulterer, Fruiterer & Greengrocer, Corner of Dahuv and Qoekn-streets. Wholesale and 1-Ctai Established 1860. SHIPPING SUPPLIED. Poultry. Dressed for Tablo, always ready. Live Pigeons, Rabbits, Fancy Birds, Ducks, Geese, Turkeys, and Fowls kept in stock, Gome Bowls, Spanish, Brahmas, and Bantams (Pure-bred). FRESII BUTTER AND EOGB ALWAYS ON HAND. Licensed Dealer in Uamo. _*2T KNIGHT'S CENTRAL MARKET, Two doors abovo Arthur's Auction Mart. WH A N S O JS, . CARPENTER AND JOINER, BERESFORD-STREET, Auckland, Opposite the Congregational Church. All repairs promptly and economically executed. Est mates given. Funerals furnished. WILLIAM TENNANT, Pioneer Manu actprbb of UMBRELLAS AMD PARASOLS, Upper Queen street. Wanted Known Tennant's AI Umbrollas are the Best and Cheapest. Now summer stock at pricos to meet tho tiroes. Recovering in tho best style, with choico variety of material. Noto— i, Lennox's Buildings, Upper IQueon treet. Established 18C3. K. K. BABEK.J [M. EAWLINGS. DABER & RAWLINGS [successors to the t,at bobekt luse], GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS AND IMPORTERS, FO6T-STREET AUCKLAND. /^1 ;B. L E A N I N G, UNDERTAKES. I Funerals Furnished at tho Lowect Remunerative Prices. . WELI/EBLEY-STBEET. i m_utmm_wM-__-____-_-_-------m-m_\ fmmmmmma~wmß-mmmmßW_-wmzi ESTABLISHED 1860. if TT ENR T- P. HAYW ARD, 1 j|__l , upholsterer, : h Mattress Maker, anb Funeral 1 Undertaker, || GEE Y-STREET, AUCKLAND.! Mattresso3 Re-made. , -1 Furnituro Re-sfcU-fet) and Repaired at the 1 Owner's Residence, or at tho Work- t shop, Grey-street. fc "VT C, ■ i • ; 1 i.C , ,E.; H. P. Gibbons & Co. deliver for1 Cash, the BEST FIREWOOD (Cut in Blooks)l or ;' 12s Per ToNi - ! H. P. GIBBONS & CO., GROCERS AND PRODUCK MERCHANTS, Hobson-stroet, Auckland, FISIIEK' AND CO1! Wholesale shipping and Family BUTCHERS, Queen-street [Next Bankrof New Zealand, Auckland]. Poultry of All Kinds dresaod to order. Prime Smoked Tongues, Home-cured Bacon; Corned Beef on Sale in Large Quantities. jt2r N.B.—Dealebs in Game. "B_t Livo Pheasants forwarded to all parts of the Colony npon receipt of ordor. Families waited on in town or suburbs. /' 'ihHO'S. J HARBUTT, '■'■/ AMERICAN CORN BROOM, P AND STEAM BRUSH WORKS, , ;' VICTORIA-STREET EAST, AUCKLAND. Awarded at Sydney Exhibition * - -. _ Bbonze Medal and Ci_a_i-icatb. "\TEWTON YEN c a x- a ß(''' BLIND \IY "' WO R X ' ' GEO. T U CRE R, VENETIAN BLIND MAKER AND WIRE ' ■■■;,- /, '•■ ' worker, ;"' ' ' p'■ KAR__NGAHAPIt ROAD, NEWTON., Venetian Blinds of the best quality made and ilxed at is per foot. Wlrework, ot any descrip tion and pattern, made to order Repairs neatly executed.



Business Cards. JAMES BUTCHER, CARTER, CO TRACTOR, &C Goods Carted and Dolivored from ship's side on Shortest Notice. Ballast Supplied. Newcastle and Bay of t Islands Coal. Also, Firewood (cut and uncut) roasonablo. WADDINGHAM AND LAING, TINSMITHS, LINCENSED PLUMBERS, & GASFITTERS Opposito Lambourno's, Ironmonger, KARANGAHAPE ROAD. All orders punctually attended to, and executed at tho lowest possiblo remunerative prices. mARANAKI DYEING AND CLEAN ■■ ING ESTABLISHMENT, FOOT OF WAKKFIMLD-STREET, J, W. THOMPSON Proprietor. Gentlemen's Clothes Clounad or Itenowed and Well-presßed. Ladlos' Drosses Cleaned or Dyod and We hod. Kid Gloves Cleaned "CI 11 W A R O BAKIIE ARCHITECT, STICHBURY'3 BUILDING QUEEN-STRKET. GE OK G E C O O E., ' ELECTRO-PLATER, GILDER, And INatural Fern Bitoocn, Bud, and Leaf Ornaiv.ent Maker, Respcotfully begs a renewal of tho patronage of bis old customers and tho public generally. Jowollery carefully repaired, and gilt or plated in a substantial mnnner. — GEORGE COOK, Upper Queen-street, near the Young Womon's Institute. Electro-plater and Gilder to Sir Gnnri-o Groy 1801. L> ENJA MI N TANNER, PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT. AUDITOR, ESTATE AND INSURANCE AGENT, i 70, QUEEN STREET. TCT D WjfA R D CIA S E, TAILOR, ETC., WjE LLESLEY-STREET, Auckland. "I J. A _ XT I N & CO., ~* • WHOLEBALI BOOT AND SHOK MANUFACTURERS. A Largo stock of, Pegged, Rivetted and Sewn Goods of al. sorts aud sizes to select from. All Ordors have Quick Despatch. COLONIAL BOO^r FACTORY, 14. WYNDriAM-STI-KKT, AUCKLAND. ESTAULISHED 1865. TUT R T. T R AiF F 0 R U, SURGEON DENTIST, WiREF lELD-BTRKET, NEAR QUEEN-STREET. Painless Extraction of Teoth by the Oxide- Nitrogen Gas. Professional Hours-9 a.m. till 5 p.m. 1%/f R A.«. aA X V iV IC X, SURGEON DENTIST, Shortland and Princes streets, opposite St. Paul's Cl-urch. Terms moderate. C. LAR X E BROTHERS, J ARTIST PHOTOGRAPHERS (OPPOSITE UNION BANK), QUEEN•S TXE ET, AUOKLAND, Photography in the Latest and Moßt Fashionable Styles, Exocutod in a manner Unsurpassed in tho Colonies. LARUE COLLECTION NEW ZEALAND VIEWS Alwoys on Hand. XR ELAND BROTHERS, X WOOL MERCHANTS, TANNERS AND LEATHER MANUFACTURERS, 1 IMPORTERS OF Saddlers' and Bootmakers' Maohinery, English and Foreign Leather, Saddlery, Sadillors' Ironmongery, Hoot Uppers, Grindery, Mill Beltmg, Suction aud Delivery Hose, Sec, Sec. , Warehouses:—Vulcan Lane and Hlg street, Workß:—PAnmure, Auckland- Constlttionta' Orders Promptly and carof ully Kxccutod. H fi AX L U P A L'M, ER, Xj DRAUGHTSMAN &C Drawings, Mapß and Plans compiled, Drawn to Scale om Ro h Skotches or Traced. Addresses, &c Illumlna tod lr the Highest Style of tho Art. . Auottonears' Show Plans and Lithographs. Schedules prepared for Co ty and Highway Boardß. OFFICE-25, Qneon-stroet, over National In surance Company's Office. ■jE|" EN R V JU FOKSIEfi, SOLICITOR AND BARRISTER, TAURANGA. AUCKLAND. "iOHNS O P P E X •J A HOUSE, LAND, ~, AND GENERAL COMMISSION AGENT, Opposite H.M.s Custom-house, FORT-STREET; AUCKLAND, Has Always for Sale ,-,] ~ Large B ksof LAND FARMS, both Improved and otherwise Also, HOUSES, COTTAGES, &c. On Most Reasonable Terms, rA ME S CA■T EX, OHEMIST AND DRUGGIST, HOBSON-STREKT, ' ' OMISK IO WELLINGTON-eTRBET. /n c"c and pot t c ti, XX COACH-BUILDERS, GREY-STREET, AUCKLAND. N.8.-Iron-bark Shafts, Spokes, Felloes. Bluo Gum ancl I . kinds of Hardwood, at Lowest Market Prices. - H-U T C H I N SO N, • -BUTCHER, VICTORIA-STREEx i;ays to his old friends, " Call at my Now Shop and inspect the choice-grained Country Meat at Queen-street Prices, for 1 can, and will, sell Cheap, and Bhall be pleased to see my old cus tomers and oh the surrounding public." , Great Reduction on Saturday Night, To Clear Out, IB" Note the Address. -r EL ETC H R, O * PRACTICAL TAILOR AND OUTFITTER, KARANGAHAPE ROAD, NEWTON. ■__. Mosgiel Tweed Suits from &i to £5. -j-* ** Superfine Black Cloth Suits from SA ss. ™ For Style, Fashion, and Workmanship equal to any Houso In Auckland, - Gentlemen's Own Materials Economically ~ .-; Made-up, ~-,_, ~! ; "PI, M;ITCHELSON & CO., KAURI GUM AND GRAIN MERCHANTS, SHIPPING AND COMMISSION AGENTB, Np. ; 19, Queen-street Wharf. ' ivTEW'l'Otl AND PONSONBY ±V . JUNCTION STORE, m ' '~ ' cornerßoe . Newton and Great North Roads, ~ Zj. 'M. W HIT E !',.-'" .'j •', '". ~ (Late W.Baxter), • FAMILY GROCER AND TEA DEALER * Dairies o_ Butter of First-olass QUALITX. . Families Waited upon for Orders ,~; i:.:''. Goods Promotlv Dslivered., \7f7- PHI L L IPPS & SO IN, ■! VV; »' OIL, COLOUR, AND GLASS. ... , ; ~|i .MERCHANTS, Impbrterslof Paperhangings, Scrim, Paints, Oils, Turpentine, Colours, Varnishes, French Polish, ■Gold Leaf, Artists' Colours and Brushes; Plate, Sheet.: Crown,- OrnamentaL andPhotOßrsphio Glass: Pioture Frames and Tapestry Mouldings. Clock and Compass Glasses, Glazed Sashes nnd Doors. Glass cut to size and carefully p eked. 95 __ 1)3, QUEEN-STBKET, '



Business Notices. (pi H U R 0 H 0 R G A N S. J, H 0 W D EN, ' ' SHORTLAND-STREET, Is In a position to supply Churches, Chapels, &c„ with ORGANS, At Prices from £50 to £500, Guaranteed of tho Best Manufactriro, and Cheaper than nan be Imported from England.. t_" Specifications and Prices on application, "SI Arrangements mado with Churches and roliablo ■ persons for timo payments. SHORTLAND-STREET. T> i A D T-H I S*l A. NICnOLLS, Pork Bdtoher and Purveyor oi' First class Meat, HOBSON-siRKET, Next to Albion Hotel and Waddol's Bakery . (New Shop). , Begs to notify to tho surrounding inhabitants that thoy'ore cordially invited to try his Dairy fed Pork, Home-made Sausages, Choico Bacon, and Prime Beof and Mutton. Terms Cash, Queen-street Prioes. nn HE' TIKI . GOLDFIELD. Notice 'is hereby given that Mr W. F. i IlAMMONlriias been appointed Surveyor of tho Matawal Block. All persons wishing to tako up Land in this Block are informed that his Survey and Plan only will bo recognised. E. MACINTOSH. HE ONLY HOUSE OF CURIOS IN THE WHOLE OF AUCKLAND AND THE COLONIES. D. N.~~GARNIER (Near Star Hotol), ALBERT-STREET. M. Gamier respectfully invites tho patronage Of the public with regard to his choico articles of vortu, and tho fact that all kinds of ropnirsin Jowollory and Works of Art receive the most prompt attention, "On parlo frangais." J ANDSCAPE GARDENING. Plans prepared and estimates furnished for tho laying out and planting of new grounds by contraot or otherwise. C. W. S. PURDIE, Near Boyd's Pottery, or Mr. Layers", Seed Merchant, Queen-street. No chargo mado for proparing ofl plans or estimates. •lif RS. HODSON i_T-L Dressmaker and Milliner, wishes to Inform tho publio of Upper Quoon strcot and its environs that Hats, Feathers, and Ribbons of all kinds are cleaned on tho pre mises at tho shortest notice Dressmaking done at vory low prices, to compete with tho times. Noto the address— UPPER QUEEN-STREKT THE CHEAPEST HOUSE 11. TOWN for CONFECTIONERY, Junction'of Grey-stroot and Queon-treot. THOMAS CAIN. Evory description of Lollies on hand. WT. YOUNG, . 'FANCY PAPER-CUTTER, AND ■ ORNAMENT MAKER, Wishes to make known that ho has Opened Business in GREY-STREET, opposite Cook l-treot, and Bolicits a share of publio patronage. . Fire Ornaments. Stye Deoorations. Qoneral Trimming in Artificial Work of the Most Eloizant Description. *_T Not. the Address THE Old-established and "Well-known Business hithorto carriod on by F. HEWIN AND BROTHER as Family Grocors and Provision Merchants, Will (in consequence of tho death of Mr, F. Howin) in futuro bo carried on by HENRY HE WIN On his own account under the samo style or firm as heretofore, and whilo thanking tho public for tho largo measure of support nccordod the old firm in tho past, he hopes to recoive an increased saipport in tho future, which it will bo his constant endeavour to desorve. F. HEWIN AND BROTHER, Family Grocers and Provision Merchants, Corner of Queen aud Wcllcslcy Streets, And at the Thames. JB L O O D. CABINET MAKER, UPHOLSTERER, & FURNITURE DEALER At 119, Viotoria-stroot, tho premises lately occu pied by Mr J. Williams, Tailor. J.B. dosltos to Uisnk his many frionds and customors for thoir past support, and hopes fora oontlnuanco of tho samo at his now placo o business. IJIIREWOOD YARD, PATTISON _ ~ STREET, FREEMAN' BAY. T. E. Billinoton has for Sole, for Cash :— Tl-Tree, lis per ton (guaranteed) Puriri, 10s 6d ditto ditto Parramatta, 9s ditto ditto COAL, DRAIN PIPES, Sec, a Lowest Market Rates. WOO D W A R D, • ' BAKER, CONFECTIONER, & PASTRYCOOK, Upper Queen-strket, Wishes to call the polite attention of tho inhabitants of QUeen-stroot, and families in tho suburbs, to his Superior Broad, Confectionery, and choice selection of Lollies,, ot tho most tempting description. . J. W. hopes to merit a share of public patronage by soiling at a low figure, arid al orders, both Wholesale or Retail, will bo exe cuted at thoshortost notice. Baking Done on Sundays, , Note tho Address. ,;, ATISFACTION FOR YOUR SHILLING IP YOU TRY A TIN-OF WILSON'SEXCELSIOR BAKING POWDER, As Manufactured by- F. Goodwin. Tost it with any other* at more money, and in tha futuro you will buyWilson'-.i Tt onlyzieeds to bo known to or Bure tho pale. It is a first-class article at a rca_onable prico. - Sold by moßt Grocers: half-pound tins, Is; larger fins, Is 3d. Wholesale by F. GOodwin, near Soap-works, Parnell. A liberal profit to Grocera _ -\TEW ZEALAND FERNS, J3I UNMOUNTED OR MOUNTED, ■ In Sets of from 12 up to 120 Varieties. Also, in French Polished Mottled Kauri i Boxes, each containing either 25, 50, 75.100, or 125 Varieties, The2s Variety Boxes as above _....-. ~..£! Tho 100 Variety Boxeß as above A. £3 »a. For Sole by— ~,. ERIC CRAIG, , Princes-street. rrTo TRAVELLERS, &C, Presents for Home.—Very Handsomo Cur oslty Cabinets, Inlaid Table Tops, and Walking Sticks, mado of rich and beautiful Now Zealand Woods; also. Polished Specimens of Woods in small box, aud Brass-bound Chests of Drawers in picked Mottled- Kauri. All 'at very reason able prices, P WILLIAM NORRIE. , Worker of Native Woods,top of "nortland-stroet. ULPHOLSTERKR, CARPENTEB, AND JOINER JAMES M. STEPHENS Begs to announce to the Publio of Auckland that he has commenced Business as above in WELLESLKY - STREET EAST, two doors from Queen-street. Every branch of the Trade is carried on, and the workshop is in tho pre mises in Wellesley-street known as the Golden Crqwn Brewery "VTOTICE I—We can sua will sell Cheap, j_\ Having received a lot of Ladies' Ulstera and Jackets, we are selling them cheap, also other Goods. Ladies' Ulsters, lis 6d; Jackets, 15s 6d; a lot of Long-coloured Feathers, from 2b 6d to 78 6d; Ladies' Satin and Silk Ties, from 2a to 7s 6(1: Velvet ' Hats, Is 6d ; Straw do., la: Flowers, in coloured Bilverand gold, 6d; all Wool Flannel, Is; Men's Guornseys, 2s; Extra Quality Wool Socks, 8d; VVido Wincey, 7d J lot of Lustres, 1b and Is 3d ; Boys' Middy Caps, 3s; Children's Gaitora, Bootakins, Bopts and Botiers, 6d; Diapers, 9d; Men's Cotton Socks, -id; Boys' Felt Hats, 2s—George Caktkr, 89, Vlctoria-etreet West, noxt Adams', Jeweller. riio 'BUTGHERS, SETTLERS, X' FARMERS, AND OTHERS. Tho undersigned are Cash Purchasers of HIDES, SHEKP3RINS, WOOL, TALLOW, BEESWAX, Sec, Sec; at Highcst'Market Rates, in any quantity- h■ • i•. -* "' Consignors difect will have, prompt and im mediate cash remittances returned at satisfac tory rates. ; — " IRELAND BROS., * Tanner and Leather Manufacturers, • , •> auckland.' IJIENOING! FENCING! FENCING! lean do al kinds of Fencing at lower prices than anybody. Here's thejiroof: Best Hobarton Pailing Fence, 58s'; Heart Kauri Posts and Rails, and Kauri Palings, _ss; Puriri Posts, and Hobarton Rails, lis; do Kauri, 31a; Wire Fence (5 wires, 20s; Top Rail, 2is; Puriri Posts, Hobarton Top Rail and 5 wires, 335. Other kinas equally cheap. The materials and work of the best description. Large stock of Posts and Rails for sale at low prices. Poßts bored andlmorticed, and ruilß dressed on i-roundt SAM. WHITE, Fencer, Custom-house-street.



ommmmmmmammammmaaaemmmmaaaamma—mmammi^am Business Notices" ,Z ; , EIREEMAN'S BAY STEAM AND FLOUR MILLS. ■;'" -, i JAMES SoIFTET AND CO. |, Havo on hand at their Mills and Store,' No. Lower Queen-Btrcot :— Fine Flour and Household (quality guaranteed, Also, - * Bran, Sharps, Pig Meal Mai? 8' Oats, Wheat, and Barloy, Cracked and Whole All excellent quality, at vory low rato . AUCKLAND GAS COMPANY LIMITED). NOTICE OF REMOVAL OF OFFICE. Notice i. hereby given that the ofllco o£ the Auokland Gns Company (Limited) has been re moved from Queen-Btreet to Fort-street, opposito the Post-o/Uce, whore the husinoss of the Com pany will now bo conducted. The Directors of tho Auckland Gas Company (Limited) have determined on undertaking thp supply nnd erection of gas flttinßs, and arrange ments havo been mado by which persons may acquire, directly through the Company, the necossary apparatus for lighting and cooking by gas. Tho object tho Directors have in view is to afford tlio Company tho opportunity of dealing with the wants ot their own customers in all respects, not only In the choico on their behalf of apparatus, designed to accomplish tho best results, tyut to supply their requirements at the lowest rates both as to first cost and to main tenance. The Company's stock of chnndeliois, brackets, etc., etc.. may now be seen at their Show Rooms, Fort-street. The season being some what advanced early selection is invited. Fittings and apparatus for tho combustion of gas, including Stoves and Engines, may if so agreed, de hikkd with option of purchase. THE AUCKLAND GAS COMPANY (LIMITED.) PURVEYOES OF LIGHT, HEAT, AND POWER, FORT-STREET, AUCKLAND. Auckland, 10th March, 1881. ANEW ZEALAND WAN'i SUPPLIED. j W. PETTY, Ladies' Mantle, Ulster, Jacket, I Stay and Corset Manufacturer, Upper Queen i street, Auckland (two doors above Mcs3n> Rush brook Se Bridgman's). W.P. begs to inform tho Ladies of Auckland and tho surrounding dis tricts that ho has recoutly arrived from England, bringing with him materials and every requisite for carrying on tho above business in all its branches, and hopes by supplying s good articlo at reasonable prices, and by strict atten tlon to business, to merit a share of their patronage A trial is respectful solicited True Fit Guaranteed. mO STOREKEEPERS aND HOUSE X HOLDERS. Those who onco moke purchases from the' Extensive and Varied Stock o( EARTHENWARE. CHINA, AND GLASS WARE, Kept by tho audersignod, will admit that Cus tom-house-street is tho proper place to go to, EDWARD LEWIS. An Experienced Packer Engaged. clire ! fire ! fire 111 eire ii Salv-GE Stock, cheap jewellery. H. G. PAYNE Having resumed Business at No. 166. Queen street, opposito Arthur's Mart, will sell his Salvage Stock of WATCHES AND JEWELLERY at an IMMENSE REDUCTION. H. G. PAYNE. WATCHMAKER, ETO 166, Queon Streot TT^DEN TERRACE POST OFFICE, F. M. MoRLEY, TEA DBA ER and FAMILY GROCE. Eden Terrace, Families waited upon for orders. Good delivered to any part of tho) Town and Suburbs. -\JS USI C I MUSIC! MUSIC Songs I Duets, Piano Solos, and Duets] Dances 1 Victoria Magazines I BOOKS! BOOKS! BOOKSI BOOKS for Presents BOOKS for Prizes I BOOKS for Sunday-School Libraries POETICAL WORKS I NOVELS In Groat Variety PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS I SCRAPS! SCRAP ALBUMS ! CHRISTMAS CARDS ! BIRTHDAY CARDS I SUNDAY SCHOOL REWARD CARDS 1 JUST OPENED A CHOICEJASSORTMENT OF THE ABOVE W. E. MBAKS, BOOKSELLER, STATIONER, AND MUSIC O JS L L X Xtj QUEE N-STREET. DT> O ' *". S . KAURI GUM MERCHANT • And Commission Agent. D. Ross having leased Mr Raid's New Store, Goro-street (botweon Custom and Fort streets), has commenced business as Kauri Gum Mer chant and Commission Agont. Highest iprice paid for Kauri Gum. Auckland, March 1-I,ISSO. S~TEAM CABINET-MAKING WARE HOUSE, HOD SON-STREET. JAMES REID & SONS* FURNITURE . EMPORIUM. Orders executed at*the lowest possible prices, and Estimates given for all kinds of Cabinet making, The Proprietors respectfully solicit'a trial. ■ Flour Mills. [Established 1860.11 WA IT EMA T A FLOUR MILLS, PRICES CURRENT (Wholesale). Suhiect to alteration without notice. Sacks. 100's. 50s. £ b" d. £c. d. £ s. d Fine Flour, por ton 12 0 0 12 10 0 13 0 0 J. L. Flour, per ton 10 10 0•; 11 0 0 11 10 0 A. Flour, per ton 1010 0 — — Silk Dressed .. 10 0 0 10 10 0 11 0 0 Wheat Meal .. 12 0 0 12 10 0 13 0 0 Sharps, per toh .. 60 0 — — Bran, per ton ~. 6 0 0:—, — ; The above prices include sacks and bags. Sacks and bags not returnable. , , Cabin Biscultß, £1? per ton; cases, 2s 6d each. ' Also, a large assortment of Fancy Biscuits. Price List on application. . . ..TERMS: CASH, ; ajj Office': 35, Queen-street, Auckland, I 30th May, 1881. 'Jmrtn-o'1 JOHN LAMB. CIITY FLOUR MILLS, / SHORTLAND-STREBT. The Undersigned, having made oxtensivo purchases of tho Best Auckland and Southern Wheats, beg to draw special attention to their ANCHOR BRAND FAMILY FLOUR. They venture to asaert this well-known Brand is superior to any Southern Flour imported, and fearlessly recommend it to all Housenolders re quiring a First-class Pastry Flour. ASK FOR BYCROFT'S ANCP OR BRAND. ' "' — Perton.! Sacks £11 0 0 Hundreds 1110 0 s*>s .. .... .. 12 0 0 2o's „ .... .- 12- 7 J. BYCROFT & CO. April 6th, 1881. rrim.l-NTON, 88*11'--M, ASSO FIRTH'S A PRICES CURRENT (Wholesale). Suhjeot to alteration without notice. Sacks. 100's. 50.. Crown Brand Flour £ s. d. £-8. d, £ s. d, perton 12 0 0' 10 0 13 0 0 T.S.&F. Canteibury ■, ■ Flour,perton, ... 10 10 .0 11 0 0 1110 Canterbury Elouri .„, •■--; perton .. .. '.. 0 0 o■< O'O 0 9 0 0 Sharps, per ton ■.. - 6 0 Oi '.. •• • Bran, perton .. ~.600 '..: .- .-• : Fowl Wheat ~ . i 3s. 6d. per bushel. ~ ■ The above prices Include sacks and bagf; sacks and bags not returnable •i■; ... Terms: Cash. ;-.".. - Auckland, May„3oth, 1831. - --,-,: CITY FLOUR MILLS AND BISCUIT MANUFACTORY. Auckland, May 3rd, 1881. ,: :| ' Sacks. lOOlb's. ' SOlba. I .!i £ s;d.' £ s.dt. £ B.di Anchor Flour.ton .. ,11 0 0 1110 012 0 0 Extra Flour, top .. 12 0 0 —~ ~• rj..! Sharps, per ton •.. • ,— .— . » « " Bran,'per ton .•-..'„-„ -~. 60° Cabln'Bread,perton-Ti 0 0 — — Ca3es-1001bs,2s6d;501bs,-28. Saoks (100's), Is. J. BYCROFT & CO.



■«l-_«IIMI__MI__-_MIIMl'""»"" ,I™TO=- I ' ''''' uraperyT" TjV TO M t.1% SON S i. • ADVERTISEMENT. ULSTERS! ?&s£s .ULSTERS! ULSTERS! jtcKETS ULSTERS! ULSTERS! jackets L. ULSTERS;! Just Pu'rohasei-.'ii.t a Heavy Discount, the BALANCE OF ULSTERS AND JACKETS from a ' "Warehouse, comprising about ■ 375, assorted sizes, fashionable colours, and all newest styles. I am determined to- clear them out at BELOW Original Wholesale Cost Price, ' ( Special Quotations: Children's Ulsters, from 5s Gd. Ladies' Ulsters, from Os. Ladies' Black: Cloth Jackets, from 10s 6d. * Also, A NEW STOCK OF JERSEYS, Suporior Quality and Fiuo Mako, button , , ~ , behind, at 12s; worth 17s. tST- Come and Juhge for Yourselves. i_a j .; j.. ,;t,o ML I N SON, DEAn.K, Parnell. ' 1 GOOD AJJD, CHEa^ ' WINTER ' ' DRAPERY. C. A~~L~~L E N ■ hi selling ' ! Persian Cords Serges Sateen Cloths Russell Cords Winseys Blankets Coborgs Lustres Ulsters Hosiery Men's SnißTi- Gloves Stays SKIRTS, And all kinds of DRAPERY, at Unequalled Value. Inspection Invitbid ! Compf.tition Defied I VICTORIA-STREET [Next to J. William's, the People's Tailor]. WKLLE.SLEY HOUSE. AUTUMN AND WINTER, 1881. JUST OPENED. For the Present and Coming Season, A SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF LADIES' AND CHILDREN'S HATS, " In Chip. Straw. Felt, Beaver Seal, Sec. NEW MILLINKUY, NEW FEATHERS, ' .... NEW FLOWERS, NEW DRESS GOODS, &C A, LOVE TT, DRAPER, W.E LI; EBLEY-STREBT. XX7~ ANTED KNOWN MISS DELANEY DRESS AND MANTLE MAKER I (Late Forewoman of Mr. W. Rattray's), Begs to intimate to her Friends and Customers that she has commenced Business in tho „...,:. NE W BUILD ING S, ALBERT-STREET, '*- Noxt the Corner of Wyndham-Btreet. Prompt attontion will bo given to all orders she may be entrusted with. MILLINERY! MILLINEKYI MRS*. ;mackp_ell, FASHIONABLE KRESS AND MANTLE-MAKER, ' KARANGAHAPE ROAD. kilting done by machine for the trade. Next door to the Post Office. "pw RAPERY SALE. GEBAT BARGAINS In consequence ol! the recent fire in Queen-Btreet, and the determination of the owner to erect New and. Enlarged Premises 1 DUNNE, HALL & CO. Are compelled to clear offtheir Large, entirely new, and well-assorted stock, at a Great Sacrifice, during tho next T WO or THREE WEEKS, comprising Millinery, Dress Goods in French ' and English Cashmeres, Lustres, cobttrg:_, pompadore, silk Velvet and Print. Particular attention is called to a Magnificent Lot of A M WRIC AN ULSTERS and JACKETS of perfect cut and fit. Finest CABHMi-Rk' Jerseys *3.0r Ladhb' and Children, LACK OITR T A INS, Also, a Large Stock ot S H E T L A N-D SHAWLS, In tho Newest and Handsomest Patterns, And General Hosiery. DUNNE, HALL fi CO. beg to intimate that in announcing this sale they do so only on aocount of the circumstances stated above. 174, QUE E N-• STR E ET, Opposite Thistle Hotel. VTOTICE.—Gteat burpnse I The Ladies -i^ll aU Bay that Williams's is the Cheapest Houso in Town for Fancy Drapery and Small Goods. A splendid kit of Ladlos' Underclothing, Skirts, Lace, Ties, Maltese Lace, Ribbons, &c; o lot of Ladleis" Back' Combs, Belts, and Neck Frilling, all prices from 2d a yard; a nice lot of Gilt and Black Brooches and Karrings cheap. Ladies from the country would do well to buy their goods at Williams's, Cheapest House in Town, foot of Grey-street, four doors from Market Entrance, .opposite Dampier's. Open 1119p.m ■ : ■ i ii A SINGLE CALL AT A. O. STEPHEN SON'S NEWTON HOUSE, Karangahapo Road, is 'ill that is needed to prove that Pur chasers of Drapery can obtain Goods of equal value, and vory much, lower prices, than at A.6.5. calls special attention to his Complete Stook of Flannels, Calicoes,, Blankets, Plaids, Serges, Ich Beiges, Satin. Cloths, Cashmeres. Tweeds, Ulsters, Jackets;*also, to his Varied Stock of Hosiery, Gloves, and Straw Goods, i 1 case Corsets just arrived. A, 0. STEPHENSON. N-Wtoh (near Post Office). A~lTc 0L M MURCHIE, TAILOR, Shortland-street. * OPENING,- es Oxford, GRAND' IMPORTATION OF TWEEDS, !•■"" ~; COATINGS, L &O. , ' M.'. MURC'-tIE, ;''.',; ~ Opposite Messrs. Clark and Sons, ~...,.., SHORTLAND-STREET. ... Wanted, c. Message Boy. ' " "" ' "Vr rOTTOE TO THE PUBLIC. " ; MUNRO & MILLIGAN '•' ' Beg to announce that'they have commenced '' Business as T\RAPI_BS AND rjDOTHIERS ON THE Deferred Payment System, in the karangahape road (Opposite Newton Post Offlco), Where t have a Well-assorted STOCK "of the BEST CLASS GOODS, .... In the following Departments i— Dresses, Prints, Calicoes, Longcloths, Sheetings, Linens, Flannels, ' blankets, i-.i -,- •> Ruas, , Carpets Oxbord Shirting, Counterpanes, ■ Waterproof Cloaks, Mantles, , 11 French Mekinoks, Shawls, Cashmerkb, ~:i .. Silks, shirts, " .'" Curtains, • Umbrellas, ■ Mantle Cloths, hi - -■ . . . and * Tweeds. GEN TL EM EN'S ~ CL O,T HIN G Inal its Branches. The Defihred Payment Sykem has been found to baa groat boon, by those with limited incomes to procure necessaries in- the 1 easiest posßible woy. . Z,Z Z ' M. Se M. having had considerable London ex perience hi this particular ,system of Business, and haying their Goods direct from the BEST London and Glasgow Firms, aro v. a position to offar the BEST GOODS op sthe Most Advan" ■TAGEQUS, I'EEMB. -:...'; . )--\ ' ■-, . . _3--Note the Address,—[- i> -~i 3 i ,iyr'u;Nr6 V^-.-VTLT ili<igan, j77 Z KARANGAHAPE ROAD, ' ,oIH j (Opposite the Newton Post'OlEce),'".'J



: Prospectus. THE NEW ZEALAND SUPPLY ASSO- * • CIATION (LIMITED). CAPITAL, £20.000 IN 20,00. 'SHARES AT £1 EACH (with power of increase), 11,000 of WHICH are offered to the public. No Liability to Shareholders beyond the amount shares taken. It is intended to call up Ten Shillings per Share, viz.: 2s 6d per Share on Application ; and 2s 6d on allotment, and two months'notico to be given of future Calls, which will not ex ceed 2s Cd Share, ' ' ".'.., ' Provisional Directors : Mr Charles Stichbury, Newmarket Mr Wm. John Off;;r, Queen-street, Auckland Mr J, N. Newboli., To Kopuru and Auckland Mr Thomas T. Masefield, Albert-street, Auckland Mr R. A. Lusher, Ponsonby j Mil P. Hkhapath, Queen-street, Auckland i Mr S. M. Heuapail-, Quoen-strcet, Auckland Mb George Home, Queon-streot, Auckland Mil THOMAS J. OKGHAm, Forn Bank, Waitemata Mr J. B. Ehancis, Vincont-stceot, Auckland MR Alfred alky, Queen-streat, Auckland Bankers:' i ' Colonial Bank of New Zealand. Solicitor: . ..'.., William Coleman, Esq., Queen-street. Broker: A. Saunders, Esd., Insurance Buildings, ' Secretary (pro tern.): John Moginie,.. .- Temporary Office: Stitchbuhy's Buildings, 107, Queen-steeet, 'Auckland. ' Tho Object of this Assdciation is tho estiihlls ment of a Co-operative Store, suitable to the re quirements of,the times. The Promoters having watched the working of similar institutions in' tho Old Country, believo that the time has now arrived for successfully floating a Company in New Zea land for the supply of Goods and Merchandise of all descriptions, . , The Company will also act as Agents or other wise for tho sale of Produce of all kinds, and thereby assist tne settlers in disposing ot their commo-ities, and also for all other residents in country places who live too far away to make frequent visits to town. The Company being in a position to buy largely, and for cash, will bo able to guarantee the quality of the goods sunt out, and at fair and rcasonblo prices, 1 Facilities will also be given to promote tho , sale of Local Manufacturers whenever it can be | done in tho interests of tho Shareholders. It is I believed that too often local industries suffer from the Want of a proper channel to introduce their Goods, and not that the articles manufac tured are inferior or dearer than those imported. To meetthese requirements, and to present to all classes of the community a safe and profit able investment for capital, are the objects sought in the formation of this Association. Tho operation of tho Company will be conduct ed by thoroughly practical business men, every detail will be carefully examined and treated, economically; profits after paying the dividends to the sharcnolders, will be divided among tho Shareholders and 'licket-holders; the accounts will be audited quarterly by a- public account ant, to bo chosen by the Shareholders and Directors. Shareholders will be entitled to all tho advantages afforded at the stores, to a share in the profits as hereinafter specified, and will have the power, of nominating Ticket-holders— not exceeding four — each Ticket-holder to pay two shillings and sixpence annually, or ten shillings for , five years, and Lifo Members a payment of t\venty shillings, for tho privilege of dealing at the depots of tho Associa tion and ot sharing in the profits. The Directors reserve the power to limit the number of Ticket holders from time to time. Every Shareholder and Ticket-holder, to save tho trouble and expense of sending money occa sionally through the post, will be able to open a deposit order account atthestores.and purchases made from timo to time will be debited thereto. Tho balance at credit can be withdrawn in cash at any time. These accounts will not bear interest. • Money will also be received on deposit in sums ot not less than £1, on which interest will ba allowed at the rate of 6 per cent, per annum on sums that have remained on deposit one calendar month. . From the net profits 10 per cent, interest will be paid as a first charge on the paid-up share capital, and the balance will be divided as follows :— One-fourth to the formation of a reserve fund. One-half as a dividend to the Shareholders. A bonus, equal to the remaining one-fourth, will be paid "pro ratd" to the Ticket holders who shall 'have purchased, during the year, goods to the extent of £25, and upwards, from the Association. When the reserve fond shall have reached the sum of £10,000, all further addition thereto will cease, and the said one-fourth of the balance of the nets, profits will be applied to increasing the dividend to the Shareholders, and the bonus to the Ticket-holders, Companies with similar objects in viaw in England have, under good management, at tained the most complete success. According to published reports, a Supply Association, whose business was commenced in the early part of 1572, made returns the first year o_ £130,000, second year £-80,000, and third year £130,0(10, and it is a well-established fact that such Societies in the Old Country, when man aged properly, are classed among tho most useful as well as the most profitable undertak ings of. the present time, , Estimated Return fob First Year. £sd £ a d Say 1000 customers, each laying out, per week, on an average, .'■2os (ao'aio would buy much * more and some less than that • amount) ~ 1000 0 0 Say profit'on- £1000 at 10 per cent. .. .. .. ■ .. 100 0 0 Deduct weekly expenses (but amuchlnrgerbusinessmight ( '■{ bo done without increasing this staff), say .. .. .. 10 0 0 Shewing probable net profit •per week _ .... „ £60 0 0 But it may reasonably be expected tht a much larger weekly return wquld soon be the result when once the Company got into.fuH working order. As will be seen by taking the figures ot 'the last census in 1878, there were then 16,318 inhabited houses in the Provinolal District of-Auckland; if, therefore, the Company obtained, say, only a. fourth part of these, reckonini. one family toone house, that would produce _079 customers, which number, calculated in the samo proportion as abovo, would produce a gross profit of £107 weekly, in-' Btead of £100. And even if these results are not Obtained at first, yet tho estimate shows a wide field for the operations ot the Company being worked with profit at its commencement, and. with every reasonable prospect of most satisfac tory results when in full operation.. , Moreover, the above calculation does not" take' into account the population in vessels on the night of the census "being taken imtho Provincial Distriot of Auckland, which was then 3067, neither does is take into account the native population, nor the popula tion in other ProTinces in New Zealand-, amounting,'in addition, to the number of 331,751, and from whom the Company, may fairly expect occasional orders. The whole European population was in 1878, Hi,_l2-leß3 tho number in Auckland district, 82,661—331, 751.* '■ " With such prospects it will readily be seen from the abovo data that the Shareholders in such a Company mpst realise large profits, and, in addition, ba able to' get their supplies at tho lowest possible rates, in fact every Shareholder will be bis own Importer, and benefit accord ingly. . Application of Shares, or for further infor- mation, can be made to the broker, Mr __. Saunders, Insurance Buildings, or to the Secre tary, at the temporary office of tho Association, Stichburj's Buildings, Queen-Btreet, Auckland. The Share List will close for allotment at an early,date. .. *Note.—The increase in the population, as shewn by the recent census, in tho Provincial District of Auckland is 12.330. Z'' V ■For S&ie' .. m O ■ ARK I V E, •.:* i i.: Per S.S. Taiaroa, i 1./200. SAO X S OATS. '.;,,Z',,bN-SALE, EX STEAMER,^ .*-- ---' Due on Monday, T.H. HA^ & -C- Q: LOWER QUEEN-STREET. . £f.O '. IN T END IN « SETTLERS. .FOR SALE, at Matakawa, Hick's Bay, Sixtced Years' Lease of Splendid Run of about _,019 Acres, with improvements, consisting of Six-roomed Houso, Woolshed 12x17 ; Shearing, ■Drafting, and Stock Yards; 400 acres divided by wire lancing iDto three paddock), laid down in English grasses, and_l,soo acres bush fenced. All improvements made within last-five years. Yearly rental, £150.' Price, £150. MAtakawa is easily accessible from Auck land, is ono of the loveliest places on the coast, and is tho key to an" unlimited tract oi country, which!rtiay be added If purchaser wishes, and ia a bargain well worthy tho attention of ic t'ending settlers. , , Apply to '' , .',"',..' '~' HUTCHINSON & GORDON, Queen-street. Jp O R S T~L E, CHOICE BUILDING ALLOHMEICTS Tt; m]• Bblgroye Estate,,' ;;. ■ ■ ,•,.:,.- : Situatodln -.•> ,y/.y' 3 EDEN TERRACE, SUBURBS OF AUCKLAND, Plan'atlMorley & White's, ForJparHonlarß apply to - . *■ ■*> ■'- .I SB . ■-.„ , j CHRISTOPHER BAILEY, Mount Eden Road.



(Amusements. .. mHEA TR E ROYAL. Lessee nnd Manager..Mb. Walter Reynolds Chorus Master - Mr Harry Po ard Leader of tte Orchestra Mr Ohae. Pollara Stage Manager.BaUct Muster.. -.Mr Darbyshira Mechanist..... - ifftf'/ifw Propertic3„ _ Mr H. Arthur Musical Conductor Mr J. J. POLLARD.Juu. OPENING NIGHT, TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT 1 TO-NIGHT! H. M. S. pi FA rOBgl" H.MS. ._W^i_\. - ' H.M.S. . 'PINAFORE.' JfWM^* 'PINAFORE.'. H.M.S. H.M.S. 11. M.S. P P P I I I 'N N N '•• ! 'A.; a a .*■,;",■■••■.* ', '■' ;'.'' E F F ' Vv i. ..'.. o' oo ■ B X R E. c. c. . .-;■; ; MR- WALTER REYNOLDS, ,By special. arrangement with J. C. ~ Williamson, Esq., is enabled to announce the appearance zzz , z ° i pollard's • zz' .:'.,' liliputian ' '. ', opera company! - ... „ \---a~- •■- ■ ■-• >"" IpOLLARD'S j" ILLIPUTIAN * QPERA ... COMPANY! ■','. [.' POLLARD'S • ' ■*'■"• LILIPUTIAN' OPERA COMPANY! KB" Intending visitors to tho Theatre,, ■would do well to.book their seats for . Dress Circle early, or purchnso Stall Tickets at Upton and Co.'s, Booksellers,, Queen-Btreet, to avoid tho crush, which ia usual at the doors. - THIS WONDERFUL COMBINATION has achieved tho GREATEST MONETARY AND ARTISTIC SUCCESS ."Z «ar E V E R X N- 0 W N -a In tho History of tho Australian Stage. A TROUPE OF LITTLE PRODIGIES-Pr ess. Numbering in all nearly 100 innPERFORMERSI 1 f> O 100 A MAGNIFICENT ORCHESTRA. SPLENDID SCENERY ! Designed and modelled by J. S. WILMS. Prices op Admission— n '.:.:" Dress Circle „ Is.'*'■• - '■**'• Stalls .._ 2s 6d. Pit ._ Is. • Children: Dress Circle, 2s; Stalls, Is Gd. Box Plan at Upton & Co.'s, Booksellers, Queen .street ' QPENING OF EPSOM HALL. CoUis'a 'Bus will leavo Onehunga at 7.20 p.m. for the Epsom Hall Kntertainment, _<-ti_n___g after it ia over. Fares, 6d each way. " TDOXIfI (i! BOXING! E. DAVIS' BOXING SALOON, Hobson-btreet (opposite Scotia Hotel), Is Open every Tuesday, Friday, and Saturday,! from7.3op.m; ' Private Lessons given to Gentlemen on Wed-, hesday evenings, at the Saloon, or at their own residences, lerms moderate. Gloves p ovided Sporting, JL. FLEMING'S NOVELTY * CONSULTATION OS THE OAMARU HANDICAP . »• AND MAIDEN STEEPLECHASE. (To DO run at Oamaru, on June Bth, 1881.) 2000 Members at 10s. Each. :• Each Ticket has a chance of winning 2 PrizesJ OAMARU HANDICAP. Firat Horse.. .. .. _ «.£3OO Second Horse 125 Third Horse .. _ .. ... 50 , . Starters imd'Non-Starters (dividofl) 100 ' £575 MAIDEN STEEPLECHASE. First Horso ..£2OO •' Second Horse .. .. .. .. DO ' Third Horse ~. 50 .., Starters and Non-Startors (divided) 85 , &m As each Race will bo drawn separately, every Subscriber will have a chance of winn_ng 'two Prizes for each Ticket. The Drawing-will- ba' held under tho supervision of a .Committee of Subscribers, and Results advertised In daily, papers. Intending Subscribers are requested to make early application. If Cheques are sent exchange must be added, and stamps enclosed for reply and result. • ?il J. L. FLEMING, Auctioneer, &c, '' a Hiph-street, Triangle, Christchurch. Educational., *. ''.'' ... PIANOFORTE, ORGAN, AND HARMONY. MR. ANGELO FORREST (Popil of Charles Halle).' For terms and other particulars aDply to J. J. Milner Se Co., Auckland Music Warehouse Queen-street. RGAN, PIANOFORTE AND HAjRMONY. MR. JOHN HARTWELL has arrived from London. ~ For Lessons, &c„ apply to , . Messrs Hoffman■& Sons; ' *■'■ Queen-street, where Copies of his Compositionsniay be hadJ: MKS. A -L L A N • W'K a X TEACHER oir '-' ' ■ • ;'";'-.;: 1' Vocal and Instrumental Music, : Present Address— '"> Devonshire House. Hobso-I-btrket. ' ii/pli 7. H. 'WOOD HA M, Teacher of the Pianoforte and , .'' Harmonium. Addr-flS—Care of Auckland Muslo Ware; houso. ;. . j . . :i riIHE A JKT OF QINGINa Mr H. GORDON GOOCH, Associaieof the Royal Academy of Music, London, and Bronze and Silver Medallist of that Institu tion, receives Pupils for SINGING and VOICE PRODUCTION at his private residence in Wakefield-street. Public and Private Banquets supplied with Vocal and Instrumental Music, upon reason able terms. Mr Gooch having had the dlrection of mußio at some of tho Banquets in London any gentlemon entrusting him with tho samo in Auckland may depend upon a first-class programme of Music being arranged,—thereby relieving themselves from all preliminary and tedious details. - * Bs ' ___: AUCKLAND AZURE BLUE r „ ' -The Cheapest ndhoMarket. Challenges competition with he best imported. It IS made of the purest and best materials s easily and perfectly soluble; produces a most brilliant colour; ond will never settle in the clothes. Sole Manufacturer: Jos. Burgess Russell-street Great Worth Road "CJANFORD'S FARM PRODUCE AND IO FRUIT. Dairy Fed . J*_»te_ Pork Plea 6d lb. ™_^m^a_BtW~mm^. } s ana ago SUPERIOR POTTED HEAD, 8d per-lb Z} Veaetables, Oranges, Apples, Bananas ..-'.;__' -,",'-. Poultry always on hand. Fine Young Fowls from la ad to 3s Sd each. ,-•-,, Victoria-street, four doors above Albert-street. And at 3rd Stall City Market,Quecn-Et entrance.