The Auckland Evening Star.

Vol. XII— No. 3,416

AUCKLAND, N.Z.. THURSDAY. JULY 14, 1881-

(Published Daily.)

price: one pErmr



Shipping. I TNION STEAMSHIP ' * —' \T~^ U COMPANY OK NEW V >X&23 A ALAND (Limited). \\h:. —^-_\ Time Table— i * July, 1881. FOR GIBBORNK XA PIKR WELLINGTON LYTTELTON, PORT CHALMERS. AND BLUFF (FROM QIJKKS-BTrgET WHtRF) Steamship. Date of Sailing. Latest Train. Pknouiw Friday, 15,10 i.m. — Arawata Thursday, 21,10 a.m. — KOK TARANAIU. NKLSO.N, PICTON. WKLr LINOTON. LYTTKLTON, AND Wbst Coast Ports ifrom Manhkap) lUwea. Tuesday, 19,2 p.m. 12n'-on Taiakoa On arrival of mail — ~ gORjiYDNKY. Albion Friday, 15,1 p.m. — ' FOR MELBOURNE. Via SOUTH. ~~ Arawata Thu day, 21,10 a.m. — FOR KUSBKLL AWr. KAWAKAWA. Abawata Monday. IS, i p.m. — /W Cargo must be alongside one hour before timeot departure. Passage Tickets must be taken at the offloe before embarking AucklK-ad Branch I S3 Qnoon-attest, j=t»Jt OASSENGERS' LINE OF jJBkSW IT PACKKTS TO NEW ZEA wXBHNKS OWNED BY MKSSRS. SHAW*1 SAVILLE, & C 0.,31, Leadenhall-atreet, LondOD. The above line of ships* are regular traders to all the principal ports in New Zealand; They are clipper ships, classed Al at Lloyds', and com manded by experienced masters. Ihe bill or fare 1b most sabstantial, and of the best quality, and the accommodation roomy and convenient. The undersigned are empowered to grant pas aages from London to New Zealand, payment for which have been guaranteed in the colony. Return ships to London also leave at almoßt regular intervals. Full particulars on application to ' L. D. NATHAN & CO., ) OWKN & GRAHAM, > AgontS. CRUICKgrfANK & CO. ) Jjjl XU L.VIXIJVSX. •mvimimSu iho following Steamships be ongihg to the Orient gtearri Navigation Com- Sany(Liinited).andthe FaclflcSteam Navigation ompany will leave BYuNKY at the nnder montioned dates for MKLBOURNK, AOE liAIPK and LONDON, via Suez Canal:— Bteamer. | rteg. Ton'pre | Date. CUZCO.... 3,849 July2o COTOPAXI ....... 4,02 i Au«ust3 0R1ENT...;.....„ 5.386 .Augustl7 GARONNE 3,812 August 31 ACONCAGUA.... 4,112 Sept. 14 LIGURIA 4,666 gcpt. 28 And the Service will be maintained oy aao ocoding steamers at intervals of a Fortnight, Faro to London, 15 to 70 guineas. Suez Canal Dues, 8s in addition. Parcels booked through to London, PasMngors c°n book from Auckland at a through rato to cover Intercolonial fare and Cannl dues, and 80 securo special advantages, Passages from London can be granted in Auckland. For plans and fall particulars, apply, in London, to F, Green & Co., and Anderson, Anderson & Co., Joint Managers of the Line; or to the Agents in Auckland. UNION BTRAMSHIP CO. OF N.Z, 'Limited) Qneoc-ptreot jafe. "DENINSULAK ASD ORI IHQn^rjL kntal steam naviga •«^^sa^. TION COMPANY. PKOBABLE SAILING AERANGEMENTS. For CEYLOV. &c. wl'h Mails and Passengers - lorßJKfiO£B,agdtheJßA3T i> . ... ...areamer. ) Sydney IWelb'rne •PEHHA.WUR.... I July 27 Aug. 1 PEKIN.... Aug. 10 Aw. 15 KAISAR-I-HIND I Aug. 21 Aug. 29 Place and Hour of Departure :— StdnkY... _ -Oircnl ar Quay, at 9 a.m. Mklhournk .. Railway Pier, at 2 p.m. | Adelaide .. Glenelg, about 5 p.m. For furtherinformation apply to CRUICKSHANK & CO.. . . ' Agents for Auckland. 3i£ls3^ lilOR RUSSELL, WHANGA- X 1 ROA, AND MANGONUL The s.s. • MONA' will leave every Monday at S I p.m.;(weather permitting). Passengers booked I and small parcels prepaid at the Office on the Wharf. No cargo received after 4 p.m. FOR WHANGAira AND MAN GAP AL The s.s. ' ARGYLL' will leave for the above places every Tuesday andJFriday at 5 p.m, ■;■ ,FOR TAUKA NG A, S.S. 'GLENELG' Will leave Queen-street Whirf every Tuesday and Thursday, at 6 p.m. ■ Connecting with s.s. 'Staffa' for OpoWkl and Eaßt Coast ports on Tuesdays only; a'so con necting with b.s. ' Katikati' for Katikati Settle ments. ". ,: Weather ana other circumstances permitting. ■ No cargo received after ORtaGOR> Manago j^i. QTKAM TO ThE TE AROHA GOLDFIELDS, CONNBCTING with OHINKMUKI, OMAHU, WAITOV PLAINS, AND MORRINS VILLB, PIAKO DISTBIOT. 'J! &!T E R P R I S E No. 2,' : : P.S.,'PATIKI' & S.S. 'VIVID. 1 From Anokland i FroraThameai .... i — Thursday, 11 am. Friday,'l2 midnight Satnrday, 11 p.m. The time table of river ste mera to be seen at Enterprise' Office, Whirf. Fares: To Thames „ Saloon. 7s 6d; Steerage, 6a . To Ohinemuri through, 5s extra ■ . .- To Te Aroha,through, 10a extra Not responsible for shlppiiig, carrying, oi, dia- OharginK live stock,, NoncE.i-No cargo will be received alter 5 p.m. during the winter months. ,■ ...! ! A.N.S. FEBRY CO., .. . , •. ■ Agents, ,£2*s*; «r;AIPARA STEAMSHIP; COMPANY (UMITBD). ■J*~1" NOTI~ST :: On Monday; July 18. the Lino between Kumeu1 Junction and Klverhead will be.Closqd, Goods' for Helensville and the Kaipara waters will be; received after Friday next at tho Auckland; Railway Goods Shed. ; W. LODDER. i ' ", TManager. • Juiyl2 1881. !1 ■ : CiiT EA M TO THE HO X SPRINGS. MAHURAN.GI, "oii>-,TrB»y MATAKAttA) KAWAU,' AND OMA1I». The 8.8. ROSE CASKY. Al at Lloyds. W. Somerviilo. Master. i For Hot Springs and Matakana—Every Tnes< " ; day, at 11 o'clock : For Hot Sprinas and Mahurangi—Bvery Ilmis^ day and Saturday, at 11 o'clock '. . f i AU cargo must be down half-an-hour before! advertised time of laaving, or it will.not be No Paroela or Goo is taken without a shipping note, ,' ' " ' " , '" I For freight or passage apply «o - OAaBYt j *=ife^ WrAIUKU AND ONE- W HUNGA STE4M NAVIr ■"a?"I*'6ATION CO. (Limited). ■ U i ' TIME TABLE-JULY, 1881. '. ! H.B. ■ ■ •MANUICAU.1 [ Leave Onehunga: Leave Wainkn: July '■'-'-' '-■ July ' ■■ :"■• I 10-Saturdav, 9am 16-Saturday. 130 p m j 18-Monday 10a m 18—Monday, 3pm :, i 2n^-Wednes,ll3oam 20—WcflneB., 4 15 pm 22-Frid»y. 3 p m 23-?aturday, 8 a m ; 25—Monday, 4pm 26—Tuesday, 10 a m . . \ 27—Wednes.; 7am 27—Wednes , 1130 a m O-Saturday, 8a m 30-Saturday,l23opm j Leave Onehunga for Manukau Heads—Everyj Taursday, at 8 a m. By order of the directors, all Freight must be, prepaid. A. CUNNINGHAM, I Agent. ' 3ZX&^ CJTEAM TO THAMES, CAR-! t^Sjp O RYING PASSENGERS AND WSjaS*'' CARGO, OOtWBCTINO WITH OHINE- Mtnu, Omahu, Waitoa Plains, and Mobbins villb (Piako;District). Time Table. b :S.S, «ROTOMAHANA.' • ~ From Aucklandi ; ~. j , -.- . Friday, 4 afternoon . . • I '" '" ',' Saturday, 4 afternoon ■ ' j .Ids'. From Thames I Saturday, 9 morEing- . ■ : ■ Fares to Thames: Saloon; 7s 6d; Steerage, 6sJ 11 Freight through to iTe Aroha, 25a per ton j -.. No Cargo received within halt-an-hoar^iM* rertisedUmeot leav^ Kß fc Tn^ B



I Shipping. •fBeS&^O S, 'COROMANDKL.' •^=»* * TIMK TABLE. Leaves Auckland for Walheke and Coro mandel— Every Monday and Wednesday, at 12 noon, and Friday, at 1 p.m. Leaves Coromandel— Every Tuesday Thursday 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. 3WINDLKY. Manager. Hoteiß. Tl/T ASO NI C HOTEL. K. WHITAKER. . rp H I S T L E HOTEL. HOP BITTEES. Juat Received, by the City of New York, A Consignment of the above CELEBRATED BITTERS A X R H 0 T E IL, Wem.kslevStkekt East,; auckland. C. A. MARTIN (Late of Captain Cook Hotel, Eyber Pass Road). Wines. Spirits, Ales and Stouts of the bast brands only; Billiards, &o. Flrst-olaBS accommodation for Families end Boarders. Good Stabling. Water laid on. IIiEKKY HOTEL, NORTHCOXIS, ? LITB STOKBS1 POINT, J, MAXWELL, Proprietor. AooommodtUon 'or Travellers, Saddle Horses . on Hire FO li A X K. 'STAFF, • formerly of the City Club (lately of the Terminus Hotel, Helensville), having bought the Freehold of the Whangarbi Hotel from Mr Oiler, begs to inform visitors that no effort will be spared to afford satisfaction. Horses and Pleasure Boats on Hire. New Teas. - _______________ £TEW QK.ASOK ITIBA8,: FIRST ARRIVAL - Per s.s. Bowes, Direct from Foociiow. JOHN BUCHANAN, CUBTOM.HOUSE-STREET. LIQUORING SAMPLES ON APPLICATION. Jjj X 'BOW E N.'l "VTEW QEASON'S mEASy j *ar We shall be happy to ciuolo Prices to Trade applicants for our now TEAS, ex above steamer, 2,478 PACKAGES. We invite Applications for LIQUORING SAMPLES. L. D. NATHAN & CO. TVTEW ITI E AS, 1881-1882.; Ex S.S. BOWEH. . . | ; ■; ;,y. ■ -.V .... : ■. ■' ■ i The Undersigned haa received the FiRSX Portion of bis Order iok . ' ~; : r -.: ■ i ■ N X W TEAS, | .; f ' ■' . canslstinji of ITO3 PACKAGES OF FINEST TO GOOD MEDIUM CONGOUS. | Samples for Liquoring abe Now Ready. .; H. B. MORTON. •JPW TTIEAS! 'Xr EW rpEASJ EX S.S. BOWEN. FROM FOOCHOW j /..';■';;__.,";';, : .. i!; puiiccT.!i|:; ;\ ',','.^\ ■'■ •:■ -. "j ', ■ i - : •■ ■■■ -.''■' i G. W. OWEN & CO., ' • Queen.street Wharf, Have much pleasure in informing their numer ous Customers that by the s.a. Bowen, just arrived, they have received their FIRST LOT OF THIS YEAR'S TEAS, comprising 500 PACKAGES OF THE FINEST j QUALITY TEAS, which they can-recommend with the fullest confidence. . . J G. W. & Co. would at the same time Inform their friends that their Importation of lower grade Teas may be expected next month. ; j Auokland, July 12, 1831. X OOK OUT FOR THE BLUE BOOT, ml Where You Get GOOD VALUE FOR YOUR MONEY I All ocr Goods are Made on thb PBEMiass For Style and Quality cannot be surpassed. BOOTS and SHOES of every description Made to Order on the shortest notice. JUST LANDED, ex Loch Dee, „„,„ 21 cases of LADIES' and CHILDREN'S ENGLISH GOODS in great variety. ' A large assortment of Ladies' Fklt Suppkbs. I All will be Sold, at Low Prices; The Largest Stock in AncKlahd to Select From. C. BROOKES,. i. . BLUE BOOT, opposite Garlick and Cranwell'fl QUBEK'STKEIiT, AUCKLAND,



Business, Cards JJ. AUSTIN & C 0., • WHOLK3ALB BOOT AND SHOK MANUFACTURERS. A Large Stock of Pegged, Rivetted and SrcWiV Qoods of all sorts and sizes to select from. All Orders have Quick Despatch, COLONIAL BOOT FACTORY, 14. Wyndham-street. Auckland. DX O S S, . KAURI GUM MERCHANT And Commission Agent. D. Ross having; leased Mr Reid's New Store, Gore-3'.reet (between Custom and Fort streets), haß commenced business as Kauri Gum Mer chant and Commission Agent. Highest 'price aid for Kauri Gum. Auckland. March 14,1880. I O H. JM S O P P E T, I tf HOUSE, LAND, AND GENERAL COMMISSION AGENT Opposite H.M.s Custom-houae, FOBT-STREKT, AUCKLAND, Has Always fob Sals Largo Blocks of LAND FARMS, 1- jth Improved and otherwise W; Also, HOUSKS, COTTAGKS, &c. On Most Reasonable Tens. H. S X l N N B X, BUILDKK. CARPENTER AND JOINER, Vuujan Lane. Every DeEOription oi! Building Designed and Erected. All Branches of the Building Trade executed by Experienced Workmen. Shop Fronta OfflC3 Fittings fco., &n |- H. D A L T 0 N, JTashionablk iJ'AILOB> I * VICTORIA : STREET VICTORIA-STREBT WEST WEST, CILAKKB BROTHERS, J ARTIST PHOTOGRAPHERS (OPPOSITK UNION BANK), QUEEN-STREET, AUCKLAND. Photography in the Latest and Most Fashionable Styles, Executed in a manner Unsurpassed in the Colonies. LARGE COLLECTION. NEW ZEALAND VIKWS Always on Hand. • .; THAMES UfIJiKIAKE AMD DRAY FACTORY. JAMES MACEI E,|| Proprietor, VICTORIA 81RKET EAST, AUCKLAND. Repairs of Every Description In Wood and Iron neatly executed on the Shortest Notice. SPRINGS MADE AND REPAIRED, vr N.B.—Country Ordorapnnotually attended to. ______ JO. PKLH AM, • LADDER & BARROW MAKER, 80 and 82, Victoria-street. Every Description of Ladders, Steps, Barrows, I arrow Wheels, Clothes Horses, Clothes Boxes, Travelling Cheats, &c, on hand or made to, Order, A liberal discount allowed to Contractors and on wholesale order. Shop and Office Fittings, and all kinds of Job bing Work done by experienced workmen on the shortest notice. N.B.—Ladders, Steps and Barrows lent on hire. Vlolinß bought. One or two superior old Violins for sale: alao, a good VtOlincello,, cheao. ' .If ~f L E~~T C § 15 R, O»' '-■' • PBAOnoif ' ' tailor and outfitter, Karangahape Road, Newton. s&_ lIOSGIEL TWEKD SUITS from £1 tO £5. —». "^ Superfine Black Cloth Suite from J3o ss. "■ For Style, Fashion, and Workmanship equal to any House in Auckland. Gontlemon'a Own Materials KconomlonUy Made-up. I S U E R AND C 0., Whot'ssale Shipping and Family BUTCHERS, Qurkn-strket ■ INext Bank of New Zealand, Auok'and], Poultry of All Kinds dressed to order. Prime Smoked Tongues, Homo-oured Ficon Corned Beof on Sale in Large Quantities. _r N.F.—Dealers in Game. "SI Live Pheasents foi warded to all parts of the Colony noon receipt of order. Families waited on in town or suburbs. "OOOK-BINDING & PAPJJR.RULING THBEB DOORS ABOVE " BTAR"./OFFICJE, Merchants' Account Books Ruled _jd Bound to suit BBQUißEMtanrs, music, magazines, and law books ' Nkatltt Bound. bakers" special ruled day-books, ibeub? Books strong and cheaply bound IL LIA M. TENNANT, PIONEBK MaNU AOTUBEB 01* Umbbellas and Parasols, Upper Queen street. Wanted Known Tenoant's AI Umbrellas are the Best and Cheapest. New summer stock at prices to meet the times. Recovering in the best style, with choice variety of material. Note—J. Lennox's Buildings, Upper Queen treet. Jstablishod 1869. ] TV •■ ■ ° l l c JS' H. P. Gibbons & Co. deliver for Cash, the BEST FIREWOOD (Cut in Blocks)! or | 12S PER TON. H. P. GIBBONS & CO., j GROCERS AND PRODUCE MERCHANTS, Hobson-street, Auckland. TAMES BUTCH ER) fj CARTER, CONTRACTOR. SSO I Goods Carted and Deliver I from ship's side OH Shortest Notice. Ball. ; Supplied. i Newcastle and Bai o* Islands GoaiL Also. Firewood (cut and uncut) reasona le. ! THOMAS SAMUEL; IMPORTER of Lockwood's, Johnson's, and Otber i Makks of Best POCKET AND TABLE KNIVES, ELECTRO - PLATED WARK, : >lt . SPOONS, FORKS, &C. Wholesale and HctaiL Wholesale and Retail. 249, QUEEN-STREET. j . J- A S. ' Ji i JJ L. A X IS . (r.ATB OF LONDON), iPRACTICAL WATCHMAKER, j begs to inform the inhabitants of Grafton Road, Kyber Pass, Eden, and Newton that they can get their Watches and Clocks repaired and cleaned in a first-class manner at his establish ment; also. Jewellery of every description repaired and made to order, same price as town. Note thu address— J. BIDLAKE, . . Upper Symonds-strket. Next K. T. Herbert, Draper. | / HMHOS, J HARBUTT, j /. AMERICAN CORN BROOM, '' ' AND : stb am brush works, Victoria-street East, ! AUCKLAND. Awarded at Sydney Exhibition Bbonkb Mkda.l and Ckrtificatk. I .■■-■' ' i WILLIAM IHH Ml A is, Corner of Lome and Viot sria -treete, i Auckland Eaßt MONUMENTAL, MARBLE, AND QENEBAL STONEMASON, ARCHITECTURAL SCULPTOR AND CARVER. Inscriptions accurate and beautiful. \ Monuments, Tomb 9, Headstones, and every description of Stone Work at the lowest possible pricßS for town and country. j Established 1865. -xm r, T, T RAFF O R rr, SURGBON DENTIST , ' V7A_t»n_O^TBBIW,N_3QUBKN-STB_a;.| . .■;.. ; [•■. i »■ ■ ■ •■'■ Lit; lio giiiu; .■ Painless Extraction of Teeth! by the (Wap ■-•' Nitrogen Gas. Proto33ion(vl Hours-3 a.m. tills P.m.



( Business Oardsi j J HENjOeRSON, HOCJSE, SHIP, SIGN, AND GENERAL DECORATIVE PAINTER, No. 8, Wyndham-stkeet. DEN JAM IN TANNER, PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT. AUDITOR, ESTATE AND INSURANCE AGENT, 70, QUEEN STRKKT. WH A N S O 7N, . CARPENTER AND JOINKR, BERESFORD-STREKT, AUCKLAND, Opposite the Congregational Church. All repairs promptly and economically exeouted. Eat mates Rivon. Fi nerals^furnißhed. WHHLLIVPS <S HU SS, • OIL, COLOUK, AND GLASS MERCHANTS, Iraporters'of Paperhain»ingß. Scrim, Paints, Oils, Turpentine, Colours. Varnishe?, French Polish, Gold Leaf, Artist*' Colours and Brashes : Plate, Bhoot, Crown, OrnamaDt r". and Photographic Gla9s; Picture Kram and Tapestvy Mouldings Clock and C'ompasß Glasses. Glazed Sashes and Doors. Glass cut to size and carefully p eked. 95 & 97. QUKEN-STRKET. \rr ABNOCK BKOTHERS, VY SOAP AND CANDLE1 MANUFACTURERS, COX'S CKEEK, RICHMOND, OSTIOB: DURHAM-STREET, AUCKLAND. Cash Purchasers of Tallow, Wool, Sheepsklnß, and Bones. a£ E AND P 0 T T X it, COACH-BUILDERS, GREY-STREET, AUCKLAND. N.B.—lron-bark Shafts, Spokes, ITelloea. Bine Gum and kinds of Hardwood, at Lowest Market Prices. TW.KN I G H T ft # (LATE OF THE OITT MARKET), Poulterer, Fruiterer & Greengrocke, Corner of Dakbv an Quein-streets. Wholesale and Retai Established 1866. SHIPPING SUPPLIED, Poultry, Dressed for Tablo, always ready. Live Pigeons, Rabbits, Fancy Birds, Ducks, Geese, Turkeys, and Fowls kept in stock. Game Fowls, Spanish, Brahmas, and Bantams (Puro-bred). i FRESH BUTTER AND EGOS ALWAYS ON BAND.1 Licensed Dealer in Game. *2T KNIGHT'S CENTRAL MARKET, Two doors above Arthur's Auction Mart. Tjf BNKY L. FOKSTEE, SOLICITOR AND BARRISTER, TAUEINGA, AUCKLAND.) JAMES CA T X X,: GHjf MIST AND DRUGGIST, HOBSON--STREET, OLOBB TO WELLINGTON-STREET. TV/" ILLIAM PARKER FAMILY GROCER AND PROVISION DEALER, H 0 850 N... STREET, opposite Minetti's French BakeryJ TAIT BROTHERS MARBLfi A>.J FREESTONE MASONS Monuments, Head-stones. Tombs, and Iron Tomb Railings. INSCRIPTIONS KXKCCTTED IN A SUPERIOB BTVLE. Prices and Designs FREE on Application. Address :— Corner of 1 KrrxiiAuu and Ldbhii Stktiet3. AUCKLAND fNear Junction of Qnoen and Wakofleld streetsl Tm DWARD BARTIiEir, ARCHITECT, STICHBURYS BUILDING QUEEN'STREET. IRELAND B R O T H E R~?, WOOL MERCHANTS, TANNERS AND LEATHER M*N UFACTUREES, IMPORTERS OF Saddlers' and Bootmakers' Maohlnery, English and Foreign Leather, Saddlery, Saddlera' Ironmongery, Hoot Uppers, Grindery, Mill Belting, Suction and Delivery Hose, &c, &c. Watehouses:—Vulcan Lans and Hig street. Works:—Panmure. Auckland. Constituents' Ordei 3 Promptly and caratully Executed. J. S W I N N E R T O N. * AUCKLAND STEAM WOOD TURNING FACTORY, "Wtodham Street (Next Shakkspeare Hotel), Having Introduced Steam Power, he is now pre pared to make a K eduction of Twenty lor Can off the p..ice of all common work, ter Country Orders punctually attended to TpDWARD CASH, TAILOR, ETC,,' wkllesley-st.r;b:k.t, ■.../ ..,■;''•„'» Auckland. "piDEN TERRACK ru»T OFFICE. F. M. MURLEY, TEA DEALER and FAMILY GROCER, Eden Terraok _. , ' Families waited upon for orders. • | Good delivered to any part of the Town and Suburbs. JE DWARD S, • COAL MERCHANT, SHIP AGENT. Bay of Islands, Newcastle, and Waikato Coal In any ijrantity. Office and. Yard, Breakwater, Aucklrnd, opposite Railway Station. V WA V M O U TH, SHIP AND BOAT BUILBER, CUBTOM-HOUSE-BTREET, FOOT OF HOBBON-| STREET, Builder of all kinds of Yachts, Launches, Boats, &r. Vessels Docked and Repaired. Ship Joinery of every description promptly attended to. E. K. BABEK.J ; [M. KAWLINGS. T>ABER &RAWLINGS [SUCCESSORS TO THE LAT ROBERT LUSK], GENERAL COMMIS3ION MERCHANTS AND IMPORTERS. FOKT'-STRKET AUCKLANI;, -. CJT, UUOP ER, • SADDLER, COLLAR & H RNESS MAKKK, UPPKR QUKB rV-SBTEET, AUCKLAND, Three Doors above tne A liny and Navy Hotel N.B.— Couriar Bags, Leggings, Bus., &n., made to order on the shorceat notice. Charges moderate. . HA X L B 5 FAhM ER, ' DRAUGHTSMAN &M. Drawings, Maps and Planß compiled, Drawn to Scale om Ro h Sketohes or Traced. Addresses, &o niumlnated ir the Highest Style of the Art. Auctioneers' Show Plans and Lithographs. , Schedules prepared for Co tyand Highway Boards. OFFICE—2S, Queen-stroet, over National In surance Comnf 'jy'fl Office. "VTEWTON VENETIAN BLIND lM WO R X S. GEO. TUCKER, j VENETIAN BLIND MAKER AND WIRK VTORKEP^ Kakanoahape Road, Newtoh, Venetian BUnda of the best quality made and fixed at Is pet foot. Wire-vrorlr., of any descrip tion and pattern, made to order Repairs neatly executed. vj I STEAM CABINET-MAKING WARE HOUSE, HOBSON-STKEET. JAMSS KEID & SONS' FURNITURE .. ; x ■ EMPORIUM. Orders executed at the lowest possible prices, and Estimates given for all kinds of Cabinet! making. The Proprietors respectfully BoUcit a trial.



I Uraperv. /* • v\ I' DKiiCRRED 11 . I PAYMENT I l\ SYSTEM. j# MU N R 0 & MI LL I GAS, TAILORS, DRAPERS. AND OUTFITTERS, KAKANGAHAPE KOAD (Oppoalte Newton Post Office), Have a Well ■ assorted STOCK of tte BEST CLASS GOODS, In the following Departmental—Dras'rs, Prints, Calicoes, Longcloths, Sheeting, Linens, Flannels, Blankets, Kugs. Carpets, Oxford bhirtiDsr, rounterp-ncs, Wateiproof Cloaks, Mantles, Fronoh Merinoes, Shawls, Cash meres, Silks, Shirts, Curt irs, Umbrellas, Mrntle Cloths, and Tweeds. Having found t'oat there is an opening for a TAILORING nUSINKSS on the Deferred Payment System, ihey have secured theßer vicis of a FIRST CLASS CUTTKR, and arc bow prepared to makoto measure, f.oni Fivst cla:s Materials, at reasonable pricss, every description of Clothing. All Tweeds thoroughly Bhrunlc before being made up, and fit end workmanship guaranteed. The Deferred Payment Si/sfemhasbeen found to be a great boon, by enabling those 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 Goods direct from the Best London and Glasgow Firms, are in a position to offer the BEST GOODS on the MosTiADVAN taqeous Terms. «" Note the Address,— TMTUNRO & IyriLLIGAN, KARANGAHAPE ROAD (C)DDOsite the Newton Post Office). JW'EVER MIND THE WHY OK WHERKFORB. 278. THE BFST VALUE EVER GIVEN IN AUCKLAND. TU"EW rvEAPERY TpSTABLISHMENT. UPPER (278) QUEEN-STREET. J0 H N KEES IN G HAS NOW OPENED WITH THE GREATEST BARGAINS EVEK SEEN. , /ar Go /nd Look at raa Phigks ! "E4 : 27u, DPPER QDEEN-STBEET. \\f"& L LESLE V HOUSE, AUTUMN AND WINTER, 1831. JUST OPENED. Fob the Present and Coming Season, A SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF LADIES' AND CHILDREN'S HATS, In Chip, Straw, Folt. Beaver, Seal, &c. NEW MILLINERY. NEW FKATHERS, NEW FLOWERS, NEW DRESS GOODS, &0. A. rT6~v"ETT,' DRAPER, Wellesle y-stbebt. TTT HANG A R E I. YOU SHOULD GO TO H. A. M c KE A N FOR Horrock'a Lour Cloth, s}d to lid Grey Long Cloth, 4d to ad "• Grey Twill Bhee'.inK, 2 yds wide, Is 2d to Is 3d Welsh FJannols, fiom Is to Is C 1 Kaiapoi Flannels, Is 6d to 2* 3d Large \ arlety of Skirtings, 7id to 2s lOd Laco Window Cuttains Short Window Curtains, in great variety Splendid Blankets, from Us 6d Q.uilti, Coloured, from is 'loilet Covers, from IOJd. FOR CASH. AUCKLAND PRICKS AT H. A. MoKKAN'S FOX CASH. Agent for the " Observer FTOMLINSON'S DRAPERY • ADVERTISEMENT. BPHCIAL INDUCEMENT TO CASH PUR CHASERS. In Order to Reduce Stock, ■■■ I shall allow 2s. in every pound's worth Of Drapery Purchased at my establishment from this date until I have finished? Stock-taking. This Rodaction is Genuine, as customers will find every article m&bued in Plain Figures (a plan I havo adopted since I commenced business) and the amount taken Off the \ \ ' m»rkod prices). F. TOMLINSON, Draper, Parnell. T> U B L I C NOTICE. J. GILMO-UR, DRAPER. UPPEK SYMONDS-STREET, Wishes to inform the Public that he has just received an immense stock of Ladies' and Gentleme'.'s Umbrellas in black and coloured, and is selling them at prices that ought to com mand the attention and give satisfaction to everyone who patronizes his shop for them. Theße goods have been bought cheap, and, as the stock is tco large to sell off in a reasonable time they are marked at iow prices to command a speedy sale. There is also a very largo stock of Ladies' Corsets varying in prices from 3s to 10a 6d, which must be sold cheap to reduce. * mong this lot very serviceable stars can be had at 5s Od; strong and well-shaped in dark colours with spoon busk. Every one who wants good wearing Stays should see them at J. GILMOUR, Upper Symonds street. V»T HAN G A X X 1. COME AND BUY AT H. A. McKEAN'S MEN'S AND BOY6'CLOTHING ESTABLISH MENT :- Tweed Trousers, from 9s 6d to 17s 6d; Trousers and Vest, from 9s 6d to 32s 6d; Pages Coats, from 20s to IDs; Galateas, from 12s 6dtb3os; Mackintoshs, from 12s 6d to 70s; Boys' and Youths" Suits, 25s to iO3; Boys' and Youths' Shirt?, from li 6d; Men's Cotton Shirts, from 2s; Crimean Shirts, from 5s 6d; Coloured Shirts (in great variety) from Is 6d. For Cash. WANTED, to Sell a Good Millinery Business, doing a first-class trade, in one of the best thoroughfarss of Auckland. Retiring from the trade. About £150 required — Apply at once, Post-office, Newton. ■ ~1~ SINGLE CALL AT A. O, STEPHEN- J\. SON'S NEWTON HOUSE, Karangahape Road, is all that is needed to prove that Pur chasers of Drapery can obtain Goods of equal value, and very much lowar prices, than at A.6.8. calls special attention to hia Complete Stock of Flannels, Calicoes, Blankots, Plaids, Serges, Ich Beiges, Batin Cloths, Cashmeres, Tweeda, Ulsters, Jackets; also, to his Varied Stock of Hosiery, Gloves, and Straw Goods. 1 case Corsets just arrived. A. O. STEPHEMSON. Newton (near Post Office).' IN according thanks tor past ravours, 1 wish to state I have had my premises made much larjer and better for business purposes, and have now a nice assortment o Goods, which, if inspected, cannot fail to give satisfac tion for the vary reasonable prices marked. Cash Customers, o per cent Discount; Booked Accounts, aa psr arrangement, and no abate ment. Having bought well, 1 intend to give any who may favour me with a purchase the benefit. . : J. HEAPB, Symonds-street. TVTOTICIfi. —Ureat Surprise 1 The Ladies J3I all say that Williams's is the Cheapest House in Town for Fancy Drapery and Small Goods. A splendid lot of Ladios' Underclothing, Skirts, Lace, Tics, Maltese Lace, Ribbons, &c; a lot or Ladies' Back Combs, Belts, and Neck FriUing, all prices from 2d a yard; a nice lot of Gilt and Black Brooches and .Barrings, cheap. Ladies from the country would do well to bny their goods at Williams's, Cheapest Houee in Town, foot of Grey-street,- four doors • from Market Entrance, DampiorU Open 1119p.m ■ ; '-— ■'■■<■ ■ :



Business Notices. T^ALUABLE BUSINESS SITES. For Lease, Frontages to Custom-House, Fort, Commerce, and Gore streets; also Beach Road. Apply to BROWN, CAMPBELL, & CO. Shortland-atreet, July 6,1551. rjIHE COLONIAL INSURANCE COMPANY have RE MOVED their OFFICES to the Promises lately occupied, by Messrs. Frater Bros., direcHy opposite the General Poat-offlce, &hortlaiid-stre ', and next door to T. Peacock's, Optician. JAS. B. GRAHAM, Branch Manager. "\TB\V ZEALAND GRAND GIFT, i-1 CLUB The Drawing for Prizes of the above Club is POSTPONHD /or a short time to enable Mem bers to pay subscriptions in arrear. Dne notice, will be given to Members only when the Draw-, ing takes place. Subscriptions in arrear in above Club must bo paid on or before 30th July. AM tickets unpaid after thnt date are forfeited. THKOUOKK BROWN. , Auckland, June 27th, 1881. A. STBPHKfTSON,: • Newton Fancy Bazaar, Toy Warehouse, Stationer, Wools, Silks, Pictures, and Ornaments of every des cription, begs to call the attention of the surrounding public to his Choice and Varied Stock of. the above. Schools supplied with all necessary materials. A. nice assortment of Clocks. The Prices at this Establishment are consider ably under Queen-atreat Prices. A Call respectfully solicited. T"\ON'T FORGET ME, Mollie Darling. JUST OPENED, A Grand assortment of Wedding Presents IN STERLING SILVER GOODS, I At Reasonable Prices. Salts in cases. Ijhave everything that is made in Sterling Silver. "F. H. LEWISSON, Jeweller, Queen-street, Auckland. VICTOR LuNGUET, French and English House. 0 . WKLLESLEY-STRKET, The Only Practical Ladies' Haibdkisser and hairworkkr in auckland, From the First Houses in France and London. A Large Stock of Human Hair alwayß on I hand. Ladies' Wias made to order. Gentle men's Wigs, Whiske's and Moustachios on hand, or made to order. Ladies' Fronts, &o. Ladiea' Combings worked as required. Select «oon?s for Ladies. Hair-cuttin-, Shampooing, Ofld Hairdressing. Select Rooni for Gentlemen ri H I N A, G L A 0 S, AND J^arthenwarJ], best;and cheapest assortment IN NEW ZEALAND, G. BBO'WNIH G, (LATH J. D. FHANOIS), 225, QUEEN - STKEET. LANGsHAN FOWLS.-For Sale, the above (pure-bred): also Eggs.—Apply Mr Rennell, Storekeeper, Kllerslie. TTLPHOLSTERKR, CARPENTEB, U AND JOINER JAMES M. STEPHENS Bega to announce to the Public of Auckland that he has commenced Business as above in WELLE3LtY - STREET EAST, two doors from Queen-street. Kvory branch of. the Trade IS carried on, and the workshop is in tim pro mises in Wollesley-street known as the Golden Crown Brewery Y\T INTER EVENING amusements. Call and Inspect the Assortment op AMATEURS' LATHES &FRET-SAWS Juat Opened by J. H O WV E N, Watchmaker, Shortland-sthbkt. THE CHEAPEST HOUSE IN TOWN KOR CONFECTIONERY, Junction of Orey-street and Queen-street THOMAS CAIN. Kverv description of Lollies on hand a Formosro in Morte. VTEW ZEALAND FERNS, 131 Unmounted, or s Taatefally Mounted in various ways, FROM 12 UP TO 120 VARIETIKB, For Sale by ERIC CRAIG, Pbincis-street. THE ONLY HOUSE OF CURIOS IN THE WHOLE OF AUCKLAND AND THE COLONIES (next Black Bum). D. N. GARNIER (Near Star Hotel), ALBERT-STREET. M. Gamier respectfully invites the patronage of the pubiio wi*'i regard to his choice articlaß of vertu, and the fact that all kinds of repairs is Jewellery and Works of Art receive the moat prompt attention. "On parle fransais." BO THE INHABITANTS OF MOUNT JL EDEN. MRS. HEDLEY b3gs to inform the residents of Mount Eden tuat she will open the Coiner Shoxi with a well assorted stock of Drapery and Clothing on Saturday next, 18th June, which. w'U be offered at town prices. Inspection in vited.—Mrs. Hedley, corner of Gaol and Mount Helen Roads. SANE OKD'S FARM PRODUCE AND FR U IT. Dairy Fed PorkPles 6d lb, * S aug age SUPERIOR POTTED HEAD, 8d per lb Ve«etables, Oranges, Apple?, Bananas Poultry always on hand, ffine Young Fowls from Is 9d to 3s 3d each;'Taranaki Butter, Is the lb. Victoria-street, four doora above Albert-street. \TEWTON AND PONSONBY IX JUNCTION STORE, CORNER OF Newton and Great North Roads. J, M. WHITE (Late W. Baxter), ~£„ FAMILY GROCER AND TEA DEALER Dairies of Butter op First-olabs Quality. Famllioa Waited upon for Orders b Goods PrbmDtlv Dsllvered. . .: Q OPECI A v jyOTICE. REDUCTION OF 10 PER CENT. Taylor's Patent Sewing Machinbs (HAM) AND TREADLE) Will be Sold at the above Redaction for TWO MONTHS. Thcß3 Machines are well known for their durable and efficient qualities Those who desire a thoroughly genuine article should avail themselves of this opportunity. Taylor's Twisted Loop Machine can also be had. Reduced to 365. Agent: T. PEACOCK, Optician. Spectacles, Telescopes, Microscopes, Barometers, Electric Bells, &c, &c. ' ' ■ Instruments and Machines Repaired. shortland-street; ,j (Opposite the Post-ofßce). : •, j - ( '



Prospectus. A BRIDGED PROSPECTUS CFIHE EAST COAST NATIVE LAND AND SETTLEMENT COMPANY (LIMITED). ' Cnpital, £500,000. in 100.000 sharo3 of £5 each;i whereof 70,000 will ho a'lottel to the Abor;-' Kinal Native contributors of Land called " Original Shares," and 30.000 to European subscribers of capital, and called " Capitalist Shares." First issue of Capitalist Shares 20,000, payable as follows:—os en application, 5s on allotment; subsequent calls, if they are required, not to exceed as each, nor to be mado at interva's1 of les3 than three months. PROVISIONAL DIRECTORS. Hon. H. R. Russell, M.L.C., Hawko'a Bay Hon. W. H. Reynolds, M.UC,, Dunedin John Barraclough, Ksq., Oamaru Horace Baatinus, Hsq,, ftI.H.K. Dunedin 1 F. 11. D. 1 ell, E-q , Welinßton J. Bucli nan, Ksq. J.P., Nap'er \V. Buchanan, Esq., Auckland Joecph Bennett, Ksq., Auckland William Colcman, Kaq., Auckland J. M. Uargaville, Ksq, Auckland i G. Fenwick, Keg , Uuncdin C. A. Xc Lautour, hsq., M.U.R , Giaborno -Allau Mac Donald, Kaq., M.H.R,, Gisborno ' D. H. Mackoi zie, Ksq., Auckland if. J. Moas, FiKl., Al.H.tt. Auckland WiroiiiU Pere, Native Chief, Gisborne Henare Potae, Native Chef, Tokomarau Bay J. B. Poynter, Ksq., J.P., Gisborne C. A. Pitchard, isq., Chriatchurch D. Proudfoot, Ksq., Dunedin Montagu Pym, Esq., Dunedin G. M. need, Ksq.. uisborne B. C, Reed, Esq., M.H.K., Uokitika W, L. Kees, K<3q., Giaborne R. H. J. Reeves, Esq., M.H.R., Nelson H. C. Kobjohns, Esq., Napier Major Ropata. Native Chief, Tokomarau Bay J. M. Shera, Esq.. Auckland H. Stout, Esq.;, Dunedin W. H. Tucker, Ksq., J.P., Gisborno J, X M. Thompson, Ksq., Wellington R. Wilson, Esq., Dunedin SOLICITORS: Wellington—Messrs. Sievwright & Stout Giaborne—W. L. Rees. BAKKEES: The Colonial Bank of New Zealand. BROKKRS AND AGENTS : Auckland—The Members of the Brokers' As sociation Dunedia- J. B. Bradshaw Oamara—Joseph Booth Christchurch— V. B. Craig Wellington—ladbeiter & Cooper Napier-M. H. Miller. HON. SECRETARY : F, J. Moss, M.H.R., Wellington. The following is an epitomo of the objects of the Company as detailed in the Prospectus,l which may be obtained from the Brokers and j at the various Branches of tho Colonial Bank :— 1 The object of the Company is the Voluntary Association of tho owners of Native Lands with .European Capitalists,l for tho purpose of > promoting settlement on the lands on the Kast Coast of the North Island of New Zealand. i It is intended to be attained by the Native Owners contributing blocks of land at original or unimproved values, receiving paid-up shares! in tha Company for the same ; the European Shareholders contributing capital to be called up in fixed and limited amounts rs may be fprnd requisite for conducting the operations of the Company. It is intended that the cash capital raise! shall be employed in defraying expenses of management, completing titles, effecting sur veys and subdivision into farm and cowiißhip lotß, opening means of access, conducting the sale and leasing of the lands, promoting the formation of Special Settlement parties from England and elsewhere, maUirg advances to settlers on security, and generally ia utilising the lands and property vested in the Company to the best advantage. : The Company i 3 at present registered under "The Jo.'nt Stock companies Act," with a nominal capital of C 20,000, by the promoters, who, finding it necessary to increase their - operations, transfer their interests to the ex tended'proprietary, retaining 1000 paid-up Capitalist and 1000 paid-up Original fahares in the Company. - ■ mail ' The Government having abandoned the pur- ' chase of Native lands, the Native owners in the Poverty Bay and1 Kast Coast districts being strongly desirous of opening tbeir lands for settlement., la a manner mutually beneficial to themselves and bucli Europeans as may be desirous of becoming associated with them on the principles proposed in the Prospectus, have, after making provision for their own require ments, entered into contracts for passing over large areas of valuable land to the Company, at prices based on those of former Government purchases, receiving shares fn payment for the same. It is anticipated that the Company will be able ' to dispose of its lands to great-advantage, as under its control, and with its gnarantee, title will be absolutely good, while all lands pur chased will be at once placed "under the " Land Transfer Act," and will be sold from time to time for cash, or on loner deferred payments, and generally in accordance with the ■reKula tions guiding tho disposal of the waste lands of tho Crown. -• ■-■• ■■■ - , ~• .-. ■ a ■ The Capitalist Shares will bo preferential, having secured to them a minimum of eight per cent, per annum as a first charge on the profits, with a further division of profits in pro portion to the capital invested. Five Directors will be elected by the Capitalist Shareholders, and four by the Original Share holders, the qualifications of a director being the posse3Bion of not less than fifty shareß, The capitalist shareholders will, under regu lation?, be entitled to purchase lands of the Company for their own bonft fide occupation, surrendering their shares in payment, which shall be accepted as value for ten per cent, oyer the amounts paid up. The Native Shareholders will also be entitled, under regulation, to select reserves for their own occupation, surrendering their shares in payment. . - Tan thousand shares will bo set apart for sale in Britain, to intending bond fide settleis, and an officer of the company will be located in England, to cend out special settlement parties for iheConippny's lands. -: To prevent the improper diversion of the Natives' interests', original shares given in the purchase of Lands will .not be transferable without the consent of a Native Committee, and the approval of iheriJirectors. • ■■■■■-') On these principles it is believed that the for- ! mation of the Eaßt Coast Native Land and Settlement Company will provide for the natives the readiest and most beneficial method of placing their Lands for sale and settlement, while the great and growing demand in Great Britain among intending emigrants for Land in the Colonies, and the ever unsatisfied demand for land amoni? would-be settlers in the Colony itself, the well known fertility of the Poverty Bay and Bast Coast lands, their suitableness for extensive settlement, and the greatly enhanced value vi hich must be inevitably given to limns there situated by the promotion of settlement in this wholly undeveloped district, combine to present to capitalists investing a prospect of re numeration, and an extension of sphere for the operation of capital, probably unequalled' by any other proposal yet submitted in the colonyl The Memorandum of Association may be seen in the hands of tho solicitors and Brokers of the Company, and detailed' prospectuses and forms of application for shares may be had from the Brokers, and. at the. various offices of the Colonial Bank of New Zealand, The list of applications, for shares will be positively closed at Wellington on Saturday, the3othJuly. ■ . I ...;., if Business Notices. : j Tirr atch.es, ''- pL.QCKS, ••■ j jewkillbiriy. "'.;';• :'; ,;., ■■ . _^j_.r '; v ■/!£; H. G.; PAYNE.! : I W4TCHMAKER and JEWELLKB, 166, Queen Streot, Auckland, N ■ ■ ' ' I : ■ I Opposite Arthur's Mart ~ j \ S IJiave been appointed Agent for the NKW ZEALAND EXPRESS CO., I am prepared to FORWARD PARCELS to all parts of New Zealand with despatchi and at a Lower Rate .than lhas hitherto bedn oharged. . ' ',■ , ', j JOSEPH CRAIG. ' ; j DKAREST,— I promised to let ydu know when I received a shipment of MARBLE CLOCKS. I have just opened two cases, and they are at my shop in Victoria strest East, all in good going order. Go and take a look dt them, - Yours trnly, F. H. LEWISSONJ Jnne22 1881. • ; WELLESLEY-STREET OIL, COLOUR, & GLASS WAREHOUBBJ.- C. G. Hill, Importer of PaDorhanginsis, Oils, Colours, Glass, Varnish, White Lead, &0./ Gilt and Stained Mouldings and Pictures, &c Pto tureframinß to order. Just landed, ex ' Corb nilla' and ' Loch Lioon,' 245 packages Paper hangings, White Lead, Oil", &c—Please note tho address: Wellesley-atreet West (opposite Market entrance). r I T^TIGHT SOIL CONTRAci, All persons in the City or Suburbs requiring the services of the present Contractor at the HBDUCifD hates Bhould make early application to G. WILSON, at his residence, Nelion-Btreei, or under cover, addressed "G. • Wilson, Night Boil Contractor, City Council Office 3." |- ■VT OU N G ; WOMEN'S: INSTITUT^" AGENCY FOE (iOTEENESSES AND | Seevakts' Registbt. j Ee3pectablo Servants are requested to apply. JJPPER QUEEN-STREET, . J ". Auckland, ■ . FeefromEmployers,3s. '■'■' i •■■ '••'' Fee fr6m Governesses. ss. •;,;,- I Fee from Servants, 2s fid.,,, j, „..,, .•'



'~, SpOrtiru«.v ■;■■ r/ Tl/T Eiißo UR N E C: UF, * ISSI. 10 000 SUBSCRIBERS AT £ J EACH. First Horsa ..£,3000 Non-starters „ £2,000 Second Horse .. 1,000 (divided) Third Horse .. 500 6 Prizes o£ £100.. 600 Other Starters .. 1,500 6 Priaesof £50 .. 3CO (divided) 110 Prizes of £10.. 1,100 Average for other Starters is about £75 each: average for Non-starters is abont £25 eich; and the 122 Bxtra Prizes, consisting of six prizes of £100 each, six prizes of £50 each, andllOprto": £10 each, brings up the number of Winning rickets u> about 240. This is tho bCBt oppor tunity ever brought before tho public in the Australian Colonies. Please add exchange to cheque, and two stamps for reply and result. THKODORK BROWN, 19, Grey-street, or Box 210, Post-office. - Auckland. Auokland, May. 18S1. Nurserymen. QrtAf- STRONG,CIean, and Healthy O""" YOUNG APPLE TREES, in 100 Beat Varieties, all properly worked on the now general favourite stock—"The Northern Spy,' on sale at Lippiatt's Nuraery, Stanley-Btreet. Mechanic's Bay. Auokland. Fricos (for cash only)—£110s per 100, not less than 20 varieties; 12* per dozen, not less than 6 varieties.—W. HS. LIPPIATT. Election Notice Ftoectokal district of/waipa. TO THB ELECTORS OF WAIPA, Gentlemen,—lt Is my intention to offer my self, at the next General Election, as a Candidate to represent your District In the Genera Assembly;', - [« WILLIAM JACKSON j Kihikihl, July!;' 1881. i .(■:" Educational MX FAKQUHAR MACEAE [Late Headmaster of the College ana Grammar . ~ School) Has pleasure in intimating that his School Trill ba OPKNKD on MONDiY, 18th .'ustant. and will be;temporarily conducted in the ttuildini .n Symoiida-strcet long known as the. High School.' i , .<• ■'..' : Tho Rev. David Bruce has kindly consented to take the Classical work until the end of the rear; and Mr J. H. Wilson, a former pupil of the College ana Grammar School, First B.A. of the University-of New Zealand, and for flve ; Fears a Teacher under the Board of Education, > ias been appointed Junior Master, ; ; ; ; . tiihiw : FbEB, PBR QrJABMK: ■ . ',:■:, : j English (comprising Reading, Writing, r '••■<' : •arithmetic. Geography, &c).. .'. £2 2 0 ICnglish and Latin .. .. .. .. £2 12 6 English, Latin,and Mathematics ..£3 3 0 ~A UUKLAND COLLEGE AND GRAM £L.:'n ■■ ' MAR SCHOOL.■>> n •" ■■ -'-'"■ .■ '.- m L\ EVENING. CLASSES. - ■ J i The Students of the Grammar School Evening Masses will meet on MQNDAY, July 18, at 7.30 t'clock. ■ : ■ j , Fees (payable' in advance). Ten Shillings for, .ho first subject, and Five Shillings for each ixtra subject, per quarter. ■ 'I • '■' ■'• ■ ■■ JOHN JAMES, ■ \ I '- .i* ■ •■■: :■. . Seoretary. A UCKLAND COLLEGE AND GRAM- I\.:i<lt, MAR SCHOOL.,: , ? r ,"\ ■ The 'Third Quarter, 18S1, will commence on !"RID AY, July 15. The Treasurer will attend at lie School on Monday, the 18th instant, to :ec ,ive the fees then due. JOHN JAMES, '. / ti i > ■_ , Secretary. .; MI S S 1) ON O V A-"^ TEACHER OF PIANOFORTE (LATE OF SYDNEY, AND MELBOURNE), ... ~. . -PVPIh' OF . |f ,.. . j 3IGNOR GIORZA, MDLLEI CHARBONNET and MR. ANGELO FQRREST. For terms and other particulars apply to J. J. Vtilner' & ,Co.'s Auckland Mqßip | VVurehouae. Jueen-Btreet, '' ' _ fcIRENCH PREPARATORY CLASSES. These Classes will meet at Mr. H. S. Ferdinand ?eltzer'a private residence, Hobßon-street, next I'HURSDAY, Uth instant. Advanced Class at 5.30 Jp.m.; Elementary Class, 7.30 p.m. Pels: & dvanced Class, one guinea; Elementary Class, lalf-a-gdinea; quarterly, payable:in advance, i KWTON GKAMMAR SCH.OOIV ; Rbv. P. Mabon, B.A. '■ " H School Duties n ill be resumed, on MONDAY,1 ;ho 20th instant. , ....,,; Branches: Hnglisb, Latin, French, Mathe natics; and Drawing. • • v '"i Drawing by, Miss Tye, Licensed Teacher oil Drawing under the Victorian ißoard of Kduca ioti. - ■-■ - ,-. ... v .■•.; lea*, -, iruT \ ' evening" classes; ■'; ; Sepabate fok Males and Females. [ , Terms: Ws. per Quarter. . , I'RIDAY EyKNING LECiftKES'. HENJtY WORTHINGTON, j . . Head-maßter. TJ, PJENNAL, Teacher o£ Navigation; • wiflhes to make known to intending ippllcants for Mastors' and Mates' Certificates :bat he has returned ■ from the South, and re- . ramed his coarse of tuition. N.B.—Several »ood Soxtanta for sale.—49, N. Z, iDsuranco anUdinga. . V.'' ', " CTKNCGRAPHY.—Mr Joa«on, Certifit O cateil Teacher of Pitman's bhortbatd, 205, Jueenstreet. 13Private Lessons,2lb. : ,,,.-, t ' KS. Al. LA :N WE'S X ..j-.^'.-.-TBAOHEE, OF ', )'. , Vocal and Instrumental Music, I Present Address— I Devonshire Hopse. Hoßgtw-BTREET. ■ ' jl/| X JT. JJ. ffUUJJIiAM| tkaohkb ob1 tee flanofobtk and Harmonium. Address—Care of Auckland Musio Ware: ttonse. * MR. E. a.' WAXK IN S ■ who has resided for some years in franco and Germany, and who haa had con-> jiderable experience in teaching these subjects, is prepared to \ GIVa PRIVATE TUITION IN FRENCH ■ • •iv .i ■ AND GBBMAN, . , j 1 ■ ■ g / .! E .• [ For arrangements and terms, apply by letter. to iBiSTCTj MB. js. R: WaYkinTs, * ' a ■', ■<: ■ Upper ParnelL •■ Me k. GO^y DNiSOObH, Assodikte'cif. the Eoyal Academy of Music, London, and Bronze and Silv'trMcd'allist of that Institu tion, receives' Pupils for SINGING and VOICE PRODTJ.CtION at' hia; private residence in O'Rprke-street,'Albert Park. Mr. GORDON GOOCH informs his Friends' and Pupils that he has REMOV KD from Wake fleld-Btreet to O'KOREK-STREET, AlbertPfirk. . one house from Symonds-Street. ; ! RGAN, PIANO FOIITE . .: ~AKD HARMONY.^ ( y. I i MR. JOHN HABTWELL from London. , For Lessons, &c, apply to ■ • MirggnH HOFFMAN & SONS, Queen-street, where Copies of his Compositions may be had. "\TIGHT SOIL CONTRACT.—Prices to J3( suit the Times.—John MoLeixand, Sole Contractor to the Parnell Borough Council for the removal of night soil, respectfully requests all orders to be sent at once to the Inspeccorof Nuisances, or to hia address/ next Mason's Gar dons, Parnell.-JOHN MoLKLLAND, Contrac tor, Pirnelt ; , J ~.,'• '-i- : . .-. j...., i ILVBB JEWISL LER V 1 SILVKR JEWELLERY 1 For an Assortment go to F. H. lbwisson. Morein his Small Window than the balance of the Jewellers have in stock,' '.".'., I BROOCHES, BABRINGB, SETS,. STDDS, ,00 BttAOELKTS, PINS, BWGS. ,j. \ v w' nrwr«nv':2T6rJone'Plll^herß F. H. LEWISSOw. W j Shop imsvans '■ nr\ o tr ay el Lis rB, &c, Pkerknts r 3b Homk,—Very Handsome Cur baity Cabinets, Inlaifl Table Tops, and Walking Sticks, made of rich knd beautiful New Zealand Woods; also, Polished Specimens of Woods in small box, and Brass-bound Cheats Of Drawers to picked Mottled Kauri. All at very'ieoson able prices. • ' .!■•'■■- :■• ■■ •-.■•nbvt \ ■■■-.-. - WHiLIAM NOBRBB, " -,•! f n ! Worker of Native Wooda.top o{Pnortlon4-fltreet,



Amusen^enra. .;.<■■ •>>.-. TH EAX R X X' OY A U . Pr0priet0r............ «Mrß. J.DelJas. SECOND WKEK and Increasing Popularity 6t the Accomplished Atlistcs, MR. JAMES CARDBN, HISS MABSTON LEIGH, ' And DeLias' Australian Specialty Company., last N!?ht of SCHOOL. ! l('V7 Last Niuht oJ SCHOOL. P ~ TO-NIOHT (Thursday), HUi July-T. W. Kobortson's GieaS Comedy, -iSCfIOOL! . -• JackPoyntz Mr. Jamks Carder Naomi Tigho^ Miss Makston Lkish . Act 1-Tho Glado in the Forest -Tho Fairy Tale. Act 2—Tho School-room—Thu Kraminatlon, Act 3—Tho Moonlight Walk—Tho Accusation. Act I— Tho Playsround—Tho Reconciliation. , FRIDAY EVENING, July 10-Lord Bulwet Lytton's Comedy of MONKY. On SATURDAY NEXT, first production' In Now Zealand of an ontireiy now dr uuatiiatlon o'; Charles Head's world-famed novel, IT,IS NKVKK TOO LATK TO MKND. i Fbee LiSTentiro'ysuspcnded, Press ojccepted, Prices-Dross Circle, is; Stalls, 2a Cii: Pit, Is. Reserved Seals at Upton ]8z Co.'s. . ' POLLARD'S LILIPUTIAN OPERA COMPANY wj porlorm the Opera i V/ p i n€ f ok.c ■ ' TONIGHT! TO-NiGHT t TOrKIGHTI At the Masonic Hall, ONBHUNGA.:'. Come Karly. Come Early. : •' ■ / Admission: 1, 2s 6d, Is. Doors open 7.30, cony mence at 8. All the effects as in Auckland; ,' 'Busses at Quick's. Victoria-street, lor visitors to Aucklaud, if suffluiont inducement offers. i TO-MORROW (FriaayTKvening, July 15, DEVONPORT HALU NORTa'SpoKE, Late boats to Auckland after the po'rfornianbCi Manager—Mr. Walter Reynolds. X l be r t .-a vaj'-'l ■l; IMMENSE BUCCKSS ! IMMENSE SUCCESS I HALL CROWDED HIGHTIiY I Professor Westen, ! i In his Musical and: Highly Amusing .'/ TEMPLE OS MYSTERY I The Professor still cdht'nues to bawllder and ■ . amuae his audiences. ■>■••''•- '■■>'- Admission—Reserved Seats, 33; Second Scats. 2a; Back,, la. Children half-price to ilrst and seoondseata. ; <:•'.. ■■ r i:t 1007/«sl«i Door open at 7 30, to cominencd at 8. s": t' ii~ Grand Matinee otfSATURDAY, July IS, T&/lOUNT ALBERT PUBLIC HfILE. , AN EVENING ENTERTAINMENT,' J-CONSISTING QF ' . '.., '0 INSTRUMENTAL AND VOCJii MUSIO i READINGS, &O.: '"\''-,f- To conclude with a Laughable Faroe* *■■- '/■\ it\-.-< ' i;i entitled, ; 'V, u Jii\ »■',■„,. F ' DOMESTIC ECONOMY I !...' rHIS; irHURSDAYJ BVBNING, «Jnijr' HtJi, :; h-r/hi;: - TICKETS,; 23. ifi d'orfl" Commencing at 8 o'clock p.m.;;"'' V! Tl Pf'O M H '.'A'^'^.'Jl. :'| IN AID OF THE B.UILDING FUND.. :' ' A LITERARY AND MUSICAL ... W, ENTERfAINMENT, Cala'" . '■ ■•■ ■<:>'■■'■''■• ■ INCLUDING A ■*'■<' '-"■; '•■>'•' SELECTION OF READINGS BY MR.'; ,; - '. .'. JAMS 3 BUCKLAND. ".',:;* :' Will be given in the above Hail .^ !|': ; \;; TO-MORROW ■ (FRIDAY) EVENING, :;•• , JULY Islj|jr 1881. ~j ; r : V,'j:' \ a .■■;'.■ ' '~' ' ' !"'. 1 '!££■ '■ :'.'-' .- 'qytof 'L TOOONCLUDK WITH A DANCE; ' i op_enat'7.3o, ta coinmenco at 8 sharp. TICKKTS, 2s. Cd. and Ib. •. j., 1 Holdors of Front Beat Tickets will bo admitted to tho Danco free, rti 1 ■ Tickets issued for l.:st Friday will bo avallablo for this Concert. •■ •. :'; ■ -■-:-- .■ ,•■■ ' N.B.—'Bub will leave Lendrum's yard alt 7 o'clock, and Onohunga at 7.30, retjrniiiK after tho entertainment. r ■■ : ■'■■>Wsk ' ' ' 'IV LA WRY, ;:;;!^F -' ;.■ ■ fi -'-' Hon..see.. ■■'i^.^. I 0.'0.: f m 'm.t^;ial!d. •'■ THB LOYAL GOOD INTBNT S^^mWi wiu oelebrato its Thtrty-flrat i@S™l'/&TwB ' -Anniversary.bra- •■•■ BmI3>s'JPPIIIK AND.'BAL-L, ]l^|^itM®r a attheLorne-strsetHaUioni ssSSSSSSfea FRIDAY, ISth July. Dancing to commence.at 9 o'clock sharp. Double Tickets, 7s 6d; Bxtra Lady, 2s Cd. Tickets can bo obtained from tho following committee: —Messrs. James, Akora, Carter, Cole, Fenton, Uacley, '-. Holland, flow Homer, or from . . . B-i n C. 'WKSTPFAHL, , : . Secretary. :" ': ;' *'' ;Lectures. ; ';il?::: YOUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN AS. . ~.; .. SOCL4.TION.. V'-I-'v/I ' Corner of Wollcslcy and Albert streets. Winter ■Course of Lectures, .1881, _, PEIDAY EVENING NEXT, ,' July 15-Locturo: " The Conventional and tho Real"-Rev, J. S. Neill . • ~,. , August s—Entertainment, Musical and, Literary August, 12—Lecture: ".Noyels "—Rey«' P. f ,W. , ,Runciman,M.A. . .'.,,'.-j',.", ,',;." ; 7/ September 2—Lecture: "Christian W.prk in • Australasia"—Key. Wm. Morley • ■* September 9—Entertainment September 23-Leoture: " Itajy and tho Wald enses, with a Visit to Rome and the Valleys of the Vaudois"—Kev. A. M. McCaiium. October7—Lecture: Subjeptto be advertised. '..■ J«.'.Hj ,M it ■■ ;! ; rT —u Tr . '(~1,-jl .i,;in,|li«l | . ■' Commence at 7.30. Sest3 reserved for Ticket holderstiU7.2o.l "-■* .••kj •;■!..■ :■■,),: i '.t vi^ Tickets for the Course (to admit biarfir and lady), Ss; Siogle Tickets I for .Course, 3s 6d; Single Ticket, Is, to be obtained from tho Book- Bellers, Members of Committee, drat the Rooms. . s ••.'..•; THOMAS buddlb;"- . •=!■• .' ■"Hon.Beo. fiS QIOMACHS a^d BRAINS' O Is the subject of Professor Fbaseh's Lecture for Thursday neSt, J aly 11th; and. " One Younor FolksY and what to do with them," for: Thursday, July 21st, Lectures commence at 7.30 p.m. prompt. ,t,.';j uhhiiia , Books and Examinations at re sidence, Ponsonby 80ad,,; ■ , ...... ~ ~.. 'Medibai. — ' '-■ IMPORTANT'rr6 V A:IiMERS, A. LIVBRY AND BAIT BTABLK-KEEPKRb CARTERS, AND OTHmua;m . %'■ -:- '- OEAWFOiiiys^ -"21 HORSE AND CATTLia!' OILS,^ For Wounds, Cuts, Bruisßß, Strains, Lameness, Eheumatism, Kicks, Broken Kneos, Sore Backs Baddle and Collar Galls, Swelled Legs Stlfl Joints, Kwis Injured in Lambing, &c, &o. . . This Invaluable preparation should be kept In every stable—it never fails to ette'et' a Cure in the above oases, if por3overed with; jt has^ been used, with the crreatcjt success in numborlesa cases, and is by far tho Cheapest Embrocation in the Market. •:;- '■; .;.. .';• ■-,J;, ( .";,; p Jj . The following Testimotdalsi; (among Jmany others) have been received from -well-known citizens.- TKgT iMONIALS. . L Victoria Stables, Vic'toria-B'treefc' . November 2,1880. To Mr Crawford : ' ; Dear Sir,— Having given your valuable Horsa and Cattle" Oils, for Cut?,, Bruisoß, Strains, Collar Galls, &0.. a fair trial, I have great pleasure in recommending.Farmers, Livery an Bait Stahlo-keepere, or anyone that haa Horses, never to bo without the same. v >• 1 remain, dear sir,. ■ Yours respectfully, V. QUICK. . QreyhoondStabies, Auckland, November 17,1880, • Mr Crawford. Newton: Having effooted several cures with the use ot your Horae and Cattle Ol'.i, I have much pleasure in testifying to its good queJity in the cure of Cuts, Wounds, Collar Brutos. icc.&c. ■> •• ' ' H. W. WWoINB. • *, . fi p Nowton, Auckland. ' - - November 18,1880. Mb Crawford ,i ■:. .; 1 Dear sir,—l have nsed your celobi-atod Horse and Cattle Oils, for Broken Kncos and other open wounds, with wonderful snecass, and' can confidently recommend It to, anyone as. the bea preparation I ever tried. ... -/ ' -'lam, dear sir,- BostiafJU Yours, &a.,&0.; . 1 31 i 'A J. WARRKN. CRAWFORD'S rijipSiE & Ca¥tLK OILS May bo had from most Saddlers, in battles, 1 „, ..e;. 4 at!s6ctaiioV6a^B«biny f ....,..: < :o Qoomsx:AcnasHi l W4in99».iw)tt n .-..,. Prepared and Boldly, r , . " '0-B'A-#FOK-D,'> GObMt, ■I ■'■■■ '■ <:. •. ''•?' ;r;-HBWton.- Auckland, 0 ;-■;;'.