Personal Gossip.

CARLYLE was not a good spoiler, President Arl liur weights 215 pounds. Jenny Lind Goldsmith is sixty years old, Ex-President Hayes never understands a Joke. ' Z Victor Hugo has given 10,000 franks to tho poor of Paris. .'j.■■'■•_. •■;'*•-7i'*X' "'*■'" The Shah has sent to the Princess Step hanie the order of the sun set iv diamonds. Miss Minnie Ilauck, prominent in social circles at Little Rock, has embraced the Jewish faith. The lato James j. Brace of Now York found homes in the West for 10,000 poor Eastern children. - i "Jim " Keen is reported to havo won half< a million dollars in England on his fast horse Foxhall. Two lowa children who havo pink eyes can hardly sco in tho daylijmt, but can pick up n pin in the darkest night. Since his return from Europe Captain Eads is more sanguine than ever ot the success of his Mexican ship railway scheme. Colonel Robert G. Ingeisoll is going with all his family to New Mexico, where he has become interested in some silver mines.

The New York "Sun" says President Arthur is a man of higher elilture than any occupant of the White House sinco Buchanan, How about Garfield t

.Sir Sydney Waterlow, who lias earned his bread nt the printer's case and beeu Lord Mayor of London, is giving Chicago a thorough inspection,

Ii is n long time sinco T)io Lewis was heard from. Ho wrote physical reform articles for the "Atlantic Monthly," abused the tomato, and did many things that were, perhaps, eccentric, and, in their way, quite useful. New he is going to put up a hotel.

Very Ungrateful of Him.

A COUPLE of darkies met the other day, and began talking over matters and things.

"How is eld Cnlonol Jones eoniin' on, that used to own you before dewar? He is so ole lie must be gcttlli' to be childish and los-in' hi* rcasonin' powers.'; "Don't know niillin about him. Hain't seen him since hefoah Inst Christmas." " Why, wh it's the matter?'' "Ain't got uo uso.forsuch ole gemmans. Last time 1 was dnr, I fetched him a big cod iish I had cotehed. 1 lo'e liim of ho would gimme a tablo-knifo I would clean do iish. Whit do s'pofo he sod?'1 "Asked yef to come in and get a dram and chut a littlo about do times on do ole plan tation." " No, salt. He (ole me if I couldn't bony a table-knife from so;iie of de neighbours dat ho would nHdor clean delish bimsolf. I s'nose ho was afca-d IM be kcerlcss in liiiiul'm' the knife luck when I got done wid it." Tho other darkey rubbed bis chin, and remarked: "I see by dat ilc ole man's still got the use of Ins reasonin' powers."

All Sorts of Items.

A green grocer—one that .credits every body, "x

At Maine balls if you desire whiskey, you must order tonic. In Paris they are on the verge of naming a street after Madam Adam.

As a rule the 11/nver of tho family docs nothing towards providing the daily bread. Some niggers' honesty is rcggcrlatcd mos'ly by de spunk of do yard dorg. A corner in the grain market is not a right aw-le, neither does it iudicatc square dealing. The lion is generally regarded as tho king of boasts, but the Romans called tho ox the bos. What is it wc all frequently say we will do, and no ono hn3 ever yet done ? Stop a minute. A woman's work is never douc, because when she has nothing else to do she has her hair to fix, Who wns the wisest man? Knower. (Noah.) What did he know? He I knew enough to go in out of the rain. _~-1 ! Why is a Zulu belle like a prophet of old? Because she has not much on'cr in her own country.—"Chicago Tribune." A Chicago lady got terribly vexed tlio other day just because somebody spoke of her as a large-soled person.—St. Louis

Paper. , J. "Mary, have you given tho gold Itsh fresh water?" "No, ma'am. What's tho use? They haven't drunk up what's in there yet." ■ Hay fever would not bo fashionable if It didn't afford its victims an ppportunity to fly to the 'ills they know not of. It'takes 800 full-blown rosos to make a tcaspoonful of perfume, while a penny worth of cooked onions will scent a whole neighbourhood. Physicians say that it is not healthy to sleep iv the daytime. This opinion is backed up by all the Hies in the com munity. • ■ . ".. •'*'

" Darling, I am growing old, Silver threads among the gold — : .' Sang tho wife—but Jack replied: . ~. " Turn your switch the other side. - ; "Have some milk this morning?"asked the milkman of Toozer. who stood at tho back door. "No, not this milk, some udder milk," said the littlo one. And the milkman walked a chalk line away from the house. A farmer onco hitched to his plough A jaded old asa and a cough: Thia team, strange to say, Refused to obey, And ran at tho sight of a sough.

A novel and astonishing calculation has' been made by an American physician, Dr. Farrar. He'estimates that not less than half a ton of pure gold, worth half a million of dollars, is annually pac icd into people's teeth in the United States. The last London "Punch " has a cartoon showing a crowd of Manchester cotton-spin ners tossing high in a blanket a cotton speculator, out of whose pockets are tumb ling ' cotton futures." The picture is in scribed "What we would all like to sec." In an account of the death of a man by an elevator accident a Milwaukee dispatch says that "the body fell with a dull thud to the floor." That is right. A casualty: in which there is no dull thud should not be reported. The fact that the sad event cast a gloom over the entire community was for some 'unexplained reason, hcovever, not Stated . : ' i"* :t j■ '

STAR SATURDAY JSUPPLPMENT,, DECEMBER 3,; 18gl.

Printed and Published by the Proprietor, Henry Brett, of Symonds-street, at his' General Printing Office, Wyndham-stratet,fin the Pro- - • vinceof Aucldand^NewZealand, .^j', Saturday, -, December ', ssy. p.,, ;

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Stud. AUCKLAND STUD COMPANY . (LIMITED). THE FOLLOWING THOROUGHBRED AND CLYDESDALE ENTIRES Will stand at the Company's Farm. Glen Orchard, this season, and will travel in tho immodiate neighbourhood as at foot. ;<■ Good Paddooks will bo provided for Maros at two shillings and sixpence per week. ■ Kvory care will be taken, but no responsibility will bo inourred. All Mares to be removed by the 10th January, 1882. - All expenses to ba paid before Mares are removed. THOROUGHBRED IMPOETED STALLION MUSKET. Bred by Lord Glasgow, In 1867; got by Toxo- Shillto, his dam Weßt Australian out ot Brown ess by Camel. i Terms: Thlrtr-flvo guineas for ono maro, or thirty guineas for two or more, the property o{ same owner; payable by nporovod promissory notes at three mouths from data of service. THOROUGHBRED IMPORTED STALLION CAP-A-PIE. By Marlbyrnong out of Mies Magus by Magna (huportoil), out of Georgiana by Cap-a-pie (Im ported!, out of Goorglnna (Imported). Cap-a-pie Iba beautiful.brown horso, V years old, standing 15 handu 3 inches, nnd Bhows lots of quality and uutntiin co. _, Cap-a-pie's Performances:—Won Squatters Stakes, A.J.C. Spring Meeting, 1877 : St. Lester, A.J.C. Autumn Meeting. Bead heat with Chester for Cumberland Stakes next day, two miloa, weight forage. , ' . ... TEKMS.—Ton guineas for mnglo thoroughbred Stud Book maro; Beven guineas each for two or moro mares, Half-bred mares, Blx guineas each ; two or more, property of the same owner, Aye guineas each. ANIE X 0 S (IMPORTED). Ctifsnut horso, by Loiterer, dam Adrasta by Orlando, Torment by Alarm, Glencoo-Allen by Whalebone Loiterer, by Stockwell. Antkkos is tho alro of Tho Poet and tho Gov ernor, tbo only tiorsoa that have started by him. Tbbm*.—Single mare, Blx guineas; live guineas each for two or more mares. AUCKLAND BACING CLUB SUMMER MEETING, 1885. TnK Auckland Stud Company'sSmtcs" Pro dock Stakkb ; a sweepstake of 10 botb each, with 200 bovb added by tho Company; Second Horso to receive 25 soys, and Third Horao 10 bovb. out of stakes: for tho Produce of Mares using tholr Sircß for tho Season 1831. Nomina tions, with 2 bovb, to closo when yearlings. Acceptances, with 3 eovc, on ulght Of general entry, 1885, aud 5 soys, at tho post. For thou tbreo-year-olds; colts. Sat, 101b; hllles, 8s t, 71b. Dlstanco lj miles. THE IMPORTED CLYDESDALTT, 5 YEARS OLD ELGIN. 'Biro, Lock's AU, late Champion Sire of Pcot land (Winnor ot tho first prize at tho Agrl cultural and Pastoral A nsoniation'B Show held at Ellerelic. November Oth. 1879 and ISS9). Will travel th's seaaon as under :— Mondays,—To Panmure and Immediato neighbourhood . Wednesdays.—To Otahuhu, and in tho after noon to Mangaro, whoro by kind permission of Mr VV. Paul, he will remain at his farm for the night. 'iiiunsDAYS.—To Onehunga, Hpaom and Romuera. TUESDAYS, FIIIDAYS, AND SATTODAYS.—At Glon Orchard. ■ ■ _ , ~ , Termß.—Fivo gulnoaß single mares \i\ guineas for two or moro, the property of one owner. N.8.-Tho Company offer a Frat Prjzs of Fiftoon Gulnoaß. and a Second Prize of Five Guineas, for tho best foal got by Elgin, to be ahown and judged at tho Auckland Agricultura and Pastoral Society's Show in November, • Payment for Cap-a-pie, Antsros and Elgin, duo on 10th January, 1883. f ..„_„.„ For further particulars apply to the MANAO-, INO DIKECTOR, ■ ~,„,,«. CAPT. WALMSLEY, , Glen Orohard; Or to WM.PERCITAL, Secretary, Auckland, . . Musical. SYDNEY INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION, 1879-1880. THK PIANO AWAEDS. THK BRINSMKAD PIANOS were accorded tho Highest Award, viz., the First Prize Modal and Special Diploma above all competitors. BK 18 BAS 15 INXEUN ATIUN . L : exhibition, 1880. The Piano awards. THK BMN&MEAD PIANOS were accorded the Highest Award, viz,, the two First and only special Prizo above all competitors. Pli IS VI O U S IN i'JKKJS A'ilUN AL EXHIBITIONS. '„i The Piano Awards. *HK BRINSMEAD PIANOS were accorded the Cross of tho legion of Honour tho Gold Medals and Special Diplomas at Paris, i ondon, Philadelphia, South Africa. Antwerp, Sec, Seo., and are unanimously deolared, by the leading fudges and professors of musio throughout the world, to be tho Best Pianos manufactured. MELBOURNE INTERNATI ON AL exhibition, 1880-1881., The Piano Awards. THE BRINBMEAD PIANOS were ao-. corded tho; Highost Award, viz., Two Gold Medals : also First Prize for Concert Grandß, First Prize for Drawlngroom Grands, First Prize for Short Grands, and First Prize for Up right Pianos. | ,;, A.NGELO ;■ _F OR R E ST, AUCKLAND MUSIO WAREHOUSE, 68, QUEE .-STREET. ALL PIANOS, ORGANS, OR HARMONIUMS Bought from abovo Warehouso will be KEPT IN TUNE AND GOOD REPAIR FOR TWELVE MONTHS AFTER . PURCHASE; Alao, a Written Guarantee: given with each Instrument for THREE YEARS. It is hoped tho abovo arrangement will be sufficient proof that nonk but Heally First-class Instruments will be kept in stock. Bands Supplied for Evening! Parties A Room epoolally built toy Professors, Private Rehearsals, &c free. The Best and Cheapest House in Auckland FOR MUSIC. MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS. STRINGS, FITTINGS, Sec. ■ A UCKLAND i "MUSIC WAREHOUSE, NO. 68, QUEEN-STREET.



Business Notices- V. PAT T E R S. ON, • GENERAL IMPORTER. ,', Has Now in Stook tho following Specialities by English,- Foreign, and Colonial ",' 1 Manufscturers:— '■ '•■■'•. SOAPS-Toilet, Houaehold, Curd, and Carbolic, BRUSHWARE — Scrubbing, Shoe, Stove Whitewash; Bannister, Double ditto. Flat Dußt, Broom-headß, and American Brooms GLASS AND CHINA— Wines, ornamental and plain; Champagnes, Noblerß and Long Beers, Cups Bnd Saucers, Slop Bowls, BmaU and Broad Platea, Sec, Sec, Sec .--_j_j STATIONERY—Browna, Greya, and White Paper. C.L. Note and Envelopes, Tinfoil, - Inks, Pen. ftp.. &.'>'..,'-. •IVAX >, BOOTS AND SHOES, Leather, and Grindery MISCKLLiANKOUS- Braßa■ Bedroom Lamps, Lamp Chlmnles and Globes, Candlestloks, Judeon'a Speolalltleß, Tacks, Fanoy Brooms, &o„ Sec ■~-... ■ Aqbint for Burgeaa'a Baking Powder and Washing Bine, and Crawford-s BarsaparUla Tonic. , ~ . . , Note the Address:— __. . . ,- ;: UOCHRANE'S BUILDIKGB, FORT-3TREET. N.B.—Renta and Debts collected. TAYLOR'S PATENT SEWING MACHINES Abb Simple to Lean. Quiet in Action. Not liable to get out of order; ,<"/,,_ PossEf s large and easily threaded Shuttle's. No Diffio olty In getting Needlea and Extras TAYLORS PATENT SEWING MACHINES iioor.li nt Imbpeotbo by, all desirous of pro curing a Thoroughly Good Machine, Also, to be had at Low Prices. TWI3TKD LOOP-STITCH MACHINES- Of Beßt Construction, ' T. PEACOCK, Optician. Spectaoles, Telescopes, Mlcrosoopea, ■ Barometer?, Klectrio Bella, ftc. Inetrnments nnd Machines Repaired, SHORTLAND . STREET, (Opposite the Poßt-offlcol T O S E P H~ GEAR Y. .t ROCKR AND PROVISION MER CHANT, Fraxklin Koad, Bogß to Inform bis friends, coßtomera and the general public that be has opened a New Shop at Franklin Road, near the' Primitive Methodist Church, with a choice and oaretclly selected Btook ot Groceries, Provisions, Crockery, Sec, and trusts, by strict attention to business and Belling at town pricea, to merit a share of publio patronago. : . < Families waited upon for orders, and gooda promptly delivered. Knlvoa Kc-bladedJ - Sawa Sharpened HENRY LEADBEATER (From Sheßleld), ; PRACTICAL GRINDER AND OUTLE R, WAKKFIKLD-STREKT. S'lasors, Snrgioal ;lnßtrnments,.and Carpenter's Tools put in thorough order.; . Razors Hollow Ground.,, KAIAPOI WOOLLEN MANUFAC TURING COMPANY (Limitbd). AUCKLAND WAREHOUSE, • FORT-STREET. ' , Robkkt Fry,' appoihted Sole Agent for Provincial District of Auckland. < BARGAINS I—Ladies,bear in mind that Williams haa opened up another lot of Fresh Goods, which he intends to sell cheap. The best and cheapest lot of Ladieß" Under clothing in Anckland; the best assortment of Real and Imitation Maltese Laoe: a nloe lot of Lace and Silk Tlea. Neck Frillinga; a nice assortment of Gilt and Black Brooches and Ear rings cheap. Ladiea from the country would do well to buy their goodaat Williams's Cheapaut House in Town, foot of Grey-street, four doora above Market Entrance. Open till 9 o'clock -p.m. _•_*.. - • A J O H ti,; S • Bega to Inform the inhabitants of Anck land and its vicinity that he has opened a HAIRDRESSER'S SHOP* In a part of the premises well-known as G. W. Hkslop, Engineer, VIOTORIA-BTREET, Opposite the Royal Mall Hotel,; Anckland. Haikdrkssino : Men, 6d: Boys, 3d, ri R~O~U ft v ~" f I~M E. GROUND LIME. '; ; FOR SALE S O U T H G ATE ' S Mahurangi Hydrauuo Ground Roohk Lime,." Id any quantity, for Concrete, Paths, Floora, Cellars, otc. (next to stone flagging, is unrivalled for durability and hard-setting qualities). For tanks and other wet work It ia a first-olasa mater . B. KEANE, SOLE AGENT, C r . CUSTOMHOUSK-STREET. 1 j SUPERIOR CORRUGATED TANKS. S. P A R X E R.'..'. HAS FOR SALE a number of the above, with Tap ready for use, tit and upwards, At his SiKiM Works, Victoria-stbket, or his Shop Wkllbsley-stbbet, Large quantities of Spouting, Ridging, and Down pipes always in Btock. , ~ Verandah Iron curved at Bhortest notice. Manufacturer of Lead and Oompo Pips. A ohoice selection of Chandeliers, &c„ at his Wellealey-atreet Bhop.i , 1..: »j Country orders will always receive his prompt nttentio n. ' ' '' .*" Licensed to lay on Water, v Bonn Patbntbik of the Impbovbd Lkad Edqk Ridoino., ~ . - : \ CR OWN B A KB X V, KARANGAHAPE ROAD. , , Opposite Pittstroet Wesleyftn Chapel; DAVID GRUBB, bakek, *confec3tloner, and general Storekeeper. ' ;: 1;'! A new and extensive Shop lately added to tho former one. The Best Dairies of Butter, Hggs, and Canterbury CheoßOß, &o„ continnally on hand. Goods guaranteed ot the best quality, and at Queen-Btreet prioesi An early trial re quested. .:-. ,-', /^ROCKERY, GLASSWARE, &C, &C I havo to inform the Inhabitants of Auckland and Burroundlng districts that, having a large Btook, I have not been able to dispose of it in the time agreed npon with incoming tenant, so have mado arrangements with him to continue the CHEAP CLEARING-OUT SALE OF CROCKERY and GLASSWARE for a Few Weeks longer, and therefore solicit an early call from all requiring goods in the above line. One trial will oonvlnue the most sceptical that tho Sale is Genuine. tST Tho premises being positively let. no reasonable offer will be retused.- 1 U. B L O O -M," .'-,'• Undkb Theatrk Royal. Queen-street.



As -i :. Business Notices, sv'im TO THE INHABITANTS. OP PON SONBY AND NEWTON. . . J. FORD has pleasure in intimating that he hag opened a Kirat-class Retail Grocery Estab lishment in those Now: Premises opposite All Saint's Church. Ponsonby, on the syßtem or SMALL PROFITS AND QUICK'SALES. "."' I Being sure that such a want baß been felt for some time, he has confidence in offering a First class Artiole at Prices Unequalled by any other House in the Trade. • '-... .:<- ;; .'.-'." J. FORD,' I")' -■'■■■■■ Wholesale and Retail-Grocer,.- •• ; Excelsier Grdbery Wa,rehpnse,-iPonsptaby. A trial respectfully solicited. VFamille- waited on for Orders, and Goods delivered ; to all parts .free of charge. Please note the address. .' -~,,,..: v -* c/ ' 0 y iy!.^y'o:; tis JuLa Begs to Inform tbe Auckland .Pnblio that he haa NOW OPENED one of those n New Shops In Victoria-street aa':' . STATIONER, BOOKSELLER, ETC., With a varied assortment of Flrst-claaa Goods at very moderate prices.. . . An Early Inspection Invited. :' .' WHY PAY - MORE ?— Inspect the Goods. cdmparo:Priceß. and judge;for yourselves.—Allen's Goteral Drapery. Victoria .street. -. .' '~ ,■,:'",.',-- . '."..,...■ ■■■ . • C.ORLEY'S BUILDINGS. /HOBS OJN, J . . ~ '.-:_. STREET, j :>v ~ il" MRS BEACH (late of Christchurch,,,New Zealar-d), begs to Inform the Ladles of Aucklana i ar d surrounding districts that she has started a MJiUnery and Dressmaking Establishment, where the latest materials may be brought by customers to be mado np in every variety of Parisian and Knglish Btyles, a la mode. . The pnblio may rely npon punctuality and strict Attention to all orders: and Mrs: 8., having had 14 years' experience in the.ponth, confidently solicits the patronage of future favours, j., WADCOCK, ot Kemuera,- negs to • inform the publlo of Newmarket and surrounding districts that he has NOW OPENED a Branch Business, at. New market, opposite the Railway Station, especially for the sale of Small Goods, and hopes to receive a Bhare of patronage. German Sausages, Polo nies, Black Puddings, Tripe, Genuine Pork Pies and Saveloys. Poultry trussed to order. Every thing of best description and at moderate rates.) A UCKLAND. PICTURE-FRAMING ' - 'AND GILDING. DEPOT,! ,\ " ; / 0 "-_ | ',' J. R. De COURCEY Begs to notify to his old friends and the general public that he haa undertaken theManagoment of the above Establishment, where GILDING, PICTURE-FRAMING, MOUNTING, fto.; In all its branches will be undertaken at.prices defying competition. ■:-''.. -.;.'; : ~-. : 'mtmatesorvEs. s'.y.'iy.'y ; A- Large Stock 'of Mouldings, Picture-framing Matorials, and Pictures of every: description always on hand. 7:, .' .hlis.ll ■ _'. ■'■'■■■"■ 1 ' '■'''■_ QUEEN-STREET,,- ,'"'. j * Junction of wakefikld-stbekt. ; mURNIT UKjs , .V AifcE H OU SE '-; E. COTTER, .: ». \ i CABINETMAKER, UPHOLSTERER, UNDERTAKIB. Bagatelle Tables made to order. A, aot r, Billiard Cues always on hand. ~: ' j j VICTORIA-STREET WEST (corner of Nelson- Btreet), Auckland. . All orders promptly attended to. • . . Charges moderate..* ; Waikato Advertisements.: ■. r> EDWARD'S COAUmsa TO THE Jj. QOLDFIE LD.-TIME-TABLB. ."" j - Leaving Hamilton for Te Aroha every Tues day, Thursday and Saturday. ; Leaving Te Aroha for Hamilton] on Monday Wednesday, and Friday. .;:".-.A '. : ' '~.,"l\ ■'•• poolal.Carriages provided to Order. "• ,: a EDWARDS 1 1 ;, Llverv and Bait Stables Hbtullton ; I\T AXI O N'Ali -si ti O T EL, J3| : CAMBRIDGE ; Numerous Improvements and additions having been completed, this Hotel now affords: .' tha best accommodation'to Visitors and Tourists. "' I | Spacious 'Sample Rooms ■ have.been provided, for Commercial Travellers, _ , Firskclasß Billiard Table under the Superln tendenoo ot a careful Marker. j ' {* UIDES FOR TiqURiSTS, Arrangements have been made bo that Guides for Visitors to the Hot Lakes are avail-1 able upon ahort notice. Instruction by post or telegraph promptly attended to. .;■ A U BUS RAYNES,- \ . PROPRIETOR:;; ' SA "'& V E - S ':':. '-'''";& '■"' C: O, ' ' HAMILTON, * Have Opened Out,- In their New Store, a ': MAONrFKJEira ASSOEarMKNTt! o*' ._ IJt CHINA, GLASSWARE, TOILETWARE VASES, LOOKING '.GLASSES.-' Sc, Seeii- '&0/ '.-:■• i -,■ ---■ 1." : SANDIS- &.-IC-o.i-''Y i ' iiU-ii ~.;r-.-5:,-y,.,.-B-Ainvr__--''.,i! limn »« ' ■,-, Agents Auokland'.EvEmKO Stab.,-, ; ;,,, mELEGRAPH LINE fOF COACHES, _E .;<•_. .1 nl linyd | .... W. K. Carter COACHES will run to the followingitime-tabl . carry. hb:h.M.'s mall:—.,:; Loaves Cambridge for Hamilton dally, at 8.30 a.m. r ;-,.,-,■.; ■_ 1 u-vJ'S .!.■- ■■•'. ... Leaves Hamilton for Cambridge daily, on arrival of Train, 2.30 p.m: '■' • >'<' Leaves Te Aroha for Hamilton at 10 a.m. Monday, Wednesday, and Fridayn: I , Leaves Hamilton for Te Aroha at 8 a.m. Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday. BookingtOfflce: 'Gwynne's Hotel. Hamilton W. K. CARTER, < i mmmmm ... Coach Proprietor. , IJvery and Bait Stables, I '• Cambridge, 6th March 1881.,... rnAUPIRI COAL MINING COMPANY J. (LIMITED). The Company are now SUPPLYING COAL at their Mine, .Huntly, Bail way Station, a j following prices :— f I t.i I■*' •• '■;>:.. Household lumpy)>..^...l2aper'ton Steam (screened)-__-... 10a S,. „ !' Slaok..; ........i^iji_-'«_. "-,i .1 In Track-loads of S tons. In bulk. Orders for Auckland, Newmarket, and One hunga, will be reoeived < > the Company's Office, Fort-streot.i:; ia .-■ n■■ i Orders for other Stations, addreaaes to I the Mine Mana-jer, Taupiri Ooal Mines, Huntly and ■ accompaniedri by remittance, will be promptly attended to. • ". -. -oh m ,;s.,i o'i _•,.: FRANZJCHERFF. :



"., v.- i .' ii FrpsP^P?^l^ .i. - • T>R 0 S P.' E ' l6' n T U S ■"■' - . op ■ ■ '~', ■.'.' 's-'iy. the northern boot and-shoe ma.u hifactoring company ((limited).! ',. Capital £15,000, in 15.000 shar.s of. £\ ,Eaoh, The-Whole of which are offered to; the' Public. \ It is proposed to Call-up 2s 6d per Share on ap plication, 2s :6d per. Share ; on allotment/aid 2s ;6d per Sharo at Intervals of. not less than three months, until the sum of 12s' 6d'per ShaWbe paid up. ■ '~",-._.., PROyisioNAt DousotiißSt; 'v'f* : :. r C. J.Stone.Eaq.' : Ai.,i»ybpnxia,'k»i, ' Graves, Alokin, Esq. . John Git tos/Esq^ , E. Mitchelson, Ksq. J. J. Austin, Esq, B. O. Carr, Esq. MB. Tonks ftCa)^; »;',•!-. : .;_.* ;•;,.' Bankers£';,[ ; :',j'j-» * Bank of New Zealand. l. jjort j., L :. :...'_ Soltcitorb: -.;.'. ',-,'/:_> Whitaker. Russell, and Buddie. \]-sY, '■'■ ' .-."::' :' s ' BROKBRS i,■;_■.",; _ ul IT* j ■ The Anckland Brokers' Associatior. ; -- Manager .:, ,5. .....,- ..'.■ .. s-.5,". J.J Jj, Austin Secretary pro torn. .. Mr T. Hodson ,i|,-.- .■ ■ Qmicsß and faotoex:} -fA-y ';.' 17, WYNDHAM-STEBBT, AUCK&AND,?, Branch Wholesale Warehouse, Wanganui. This Company Is formed for the purpose of acquiring the Business of Messrs J. J. Austin ft Co., Boot and Shoe Manufacturers, Wyndham _Btreet, Auckland. -_■ .'■''." Al"' •"■"''-.-' ' The Business, which is one ot the largest in New Zealand, has been successfully carried on for three years, and the Provisional .Directors have satisfied themselves it is a very profitable one (the Balance-sheets have been duly .certified by Mr John Milne, Publio Accountant), and that, with increased capital, it may be consider bly developed. -,r..;, •'..,•; The Stock has been carefully taken at low rates, and the Machinery and Plant valued by an expert, at whose valuation'it will be trans ferred to tho Company. The Machinery Is all o£ | modern construction and in good working order, and the Company willat dqceatep into a pros perous trade without having to erect Buildings and purchase Machinery, j : '-;:_ ■•' .' lii.v . The.Vendors *wili. continue theiMnterest fa the concern by taking a large portion of the pur chase money in Shares in the Company.-.,.-Mr John Gittoa is willing to take a seat blithe Board of Direction, and tbe services of Mr J. J. Austin, who has conducted the Business hitherto, are secured as Manager for a term, ".,.-;• j :-,'') It la proposed to retain, 1,000 Shares to be alloted to the Employees of the Company, thus ! eiying those who work for the Company a i direct Interest in their own labours. '- -■- I As soon as a sufficient amount of Capital Is i subscribed, a Meeting of the Shareholders will be held to form the Company and elect Directors. , ■ Applications tor Shares may be madotomem I bers ot the Brokers" Association, or to Mr Thos. Hodgson, Secretary, at the Office of the Com pany; and farther information may be had from any of the Provisional Directors. -.., ir -. . The: Share :Liat will close on FRIDAT. r the 116 th day of December. 1881, when the allotment will be made. Applications will be dealt With in the order they aro received. .; • : L' .-. _s jsaedicaii.;i '-yv.iiT* '" X 84:« €J UE E N-.S;T B;EI3T. .. ■'~.. AUCKLAND,,,, Itf-Ac''^.., .',' n ;f- (NIKT.iIEwikKALAND jßtQUsiji^; THE ENGLISH ; FH^.^iMAOY ■'■•.'>■' sii '-.■■ -i 7--. i,'ANDi:il •>'•« '*,'liiT* : DISPENSING EiSTABLISHfiIENTi ~ !» '^USTEN ' QAHDNER,; Member of the Pharmaceutica. Society of Great . ~ ... , ._.,-.,. . -Britain; - . _i.";;"\"„K ~Pharsiackuticai, ChemST,': r :' ,i Dispensing Department.—Prescriptions are prepared with care, accuracy, and the Bcrtipu loua nicuty which characterises ■ modem first class dispensing. -"".'•-'.' ' 1 Dietetic Preparations for Invalids and Infants. Toilet Requisites, Perfumery, &<v - 1J..-: ■ Special Memcines fob Children-Domestic Appliances, and articles.requiredrby.Mothers for the Nnreery. '.rsA.'YYY'r : MEDICAL ATTEHDANOE DAHiY.I Medicines urgently required , after, bualnesa hoursmay.be had. by.aending to Mr Gardners Private Residence, WbllkslkS-Street Bast near the Grammar SohooD.ii ;>.'.• v_ir:'.Ai,s% t/onvevanc'ea. /•AMNIBUS, TO LAKE ; TA&APUNA. '.'..'■n.-.;-'-i - ne w time .JAbm; " iOy''. A 'BUS! will leave .Viotoria .Wharf. Devon port, Daily for the School House, Takapun- Lak . at 8 a.m.. 10.30 a.m„ 2.30 p.m., and i.35 p.m.; returning from'the Lake' Daily lat at 8.10 a.m., 11.15 a.m.,3.15 p.m., and 5.15 p.m. >."' Sundays.—Leaves for the Lake at 8.15 a.m., It a.m„ 2.30 p.m.i and 4.30 p.m.; returning from the Lake at 9 a.m., 11.45 a.m„ 3.15 p.m., and 5.15 p.m. ! : ' v,< ''■''■'!"■ - (■"'.■ ' Return Ticket, 2a 6d; Single Fare, Is 6d. i Parcels and Luggage conveyed at moderate 'rateß. _. •' ■".''",!■'.'' •'■,',' zyy I. Saddle Horses, Buggies., fto.-, for Hire.' ''•" OLIVER MAYS, (Lato Qulok'a), '' livery Stables, Poßtofflce. Devonpbrt. THE Mail Coach leaves Devonport- ier Waiwera Hot Springs (calling at Lucas's Creek, Dairy Flat, and Wade) every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday, at 9:30 a.m.: and re turns every Tuesday, Thursday, and -Saturday, iarriving'at Devonport.at 2.30 p.hvn oi!T Tjl' -v.iE. PHIJt':HSIo-.TIME'/'-TABliir. ~; Leave Arcli Hill: .Leave National Bank i "' . -.-.-'-' ." 8.15 turn. .-•'-'' " '"9 aim.. ■ "■ ■ • ■■•9.30 a.m.'-'0 nv,'.*io.is-a.M.' •■!• r J,-,- •; •• ■;':•; 11; ajni-l'V;.- -<H J1.15 a.m. '.l[-V,',' '-■, , s 1.80, p.m. ..,,.'- 2.15 p.m. \ . 3 p.m. ■ ■ "r' t 8.45'jwn... ", '-~. '"' 3.45 p.m. ' '-''' ■ .'-6.5 p.m. .... -':■ ■.-. .45 p.m.:: •: )■> iv.6.30 tfcm.'::^: .' , - * Except IT uesdays and Thursdays, when tha ' from Anckland, and 10.30 from Asylum will go to and from the Whan "''.'.' '"" f . : r fLOW MA N S TIIp; : TABLE, Leave Onennnga t •-■■-' Leave Anokland . 8 a.m. ! 'ss.. ■ .9:46 a.m. " 12 noon _p.n.i'r . .'• I Srjeoial Coach as por agrsement, RUDDELL'S EXPHESS.runs ibetween Marsden Point (Whangarei Headab-Bna kaka, and Walpu, eaoh way, (h.cPhneetlpn with s.s. Argyle, starting from the Point immediately on arrival of Bteamer froml Auokland antt. Whangarei. Fare,3a6d. ; ! -S_r't. ■;■.■■!£ Saddle Horses for hire and sale. -'_, .s-n: Meala ready at Rnakaka on arrival Of express. . Agent at Waion, M. McGregor; where nrat olasa accommodation oan be had. !'•■•!'.- S. W. BUDDELi!ijff ''. •"" ' " " Rnakaka,Vfjupn.