The Auckland Evening Star.

Vol. XII— No. 3.45S

AUCKLAND, N.Z.. TWSDAY. JIJLY 26, 1881

(Eublibhbd Daily.) ; [

PRICE : ONE WSlBfiM&3&



«■." .. Shipping. W__. „ | fNION STEAMSHIP U[ ' \T^sf U COMPANY OFJ NEW It Njb4,4 ALAND (Limitbd). • ka^£2-<x^ Time Table— I . . July, 1881. TOR GISBORNK. VA DIKF, WELLINGTON LYTTKLTON, PORT CKALMKRB, AND BLUFF IFROM QPEEN-BTrEET WHARF) " Steamship. Date of Sailing. Latest ' •'■ - ; I Train. Rotorua Thursday, 23.10 a.m. — •Koiomahasa Thursday, J, 10 a.m. — JOB TAKANAK.I. NIELSO.-, PICTON. WEL LINGTON. LYTTKLTON..AND West Coast Ports (from Manukau) ■wawakta Tuesday, 2; 11 a.m. 9.10 a.m. Pbng-Umj • Tuesday, 9,8 a.nu 7.10 a.m. FOB MELBOURNE. Via SOUTH. ~ ROTOBUA Thursday, 2S, 10 a.m. — Rotoiiahana Thursday, i, 10 a.nu .—• , FOR SYDNEY. ' About AugU3t a — FOR RUBBKM, AWD KAWAKAWA. BbTpatAHANA Monday, 1. i p.m. — tST Cargo must bp alongside one hour boloro ■ ■' time of departure. Passage Ticket 3 must be taken at the Omce botore embarking Annklj> ad. Branoh I ' ' ( / 63 Queen-stieet. jjjoL ' cxeam. xo XiUJNuow, ■§§g|||>. ormTtTinb. mpMBBhSbBb Tib following Steamships be imging to the Orient Steam Navigation Com pany(Limited).andtheJPaciQoSteam Navigation Company..yrill leave SYDNEY at the under mentioned dates lor; MELBOURNE, ADB LAIDK ana LONDON, via Suez Canal:— .' Steamer. ] | tteff. Ton'ge | Date. OOTOPAXI .7 1,02s S.UKUst3 ORIENT :..._ ' 5.386 August IT GARONNE. .::;..„ 3,812 August3l ACONCAGUA.... 4,112 Sept. H LTGURIA'..... 4.666 Sopt. 28 , And the Service will be. maintained Dy aao oeoding steamers at intervals o£ a Fortnight ,!' F«e to London, 15 to 70 guineas. j Suez Canal Dues, 8s tn addition. Parcels booked through to London. Passengers o""n book from Auckland at a through.rate to cover Intercolonial fare and ! Canal dues, and so secure special advantages. Passages from London can be granted in i Ancklanfl, ■ . • ■ For plans anfl full particulars, apply, In lAndon, to F, Groon & Co., and Anderson, Anderson & Co., Joint Managers of the Line; or to the Agents in Aucklanu, ' UNION STKAMSHL? DO.OFN.Z. ■ TiIMITBD) 1 \' ■■: / •: . ■ ■ : . Queen-Blroot. *



«£te&*w "DENINSULAK AND ORI -EJEaSs^JL KNTAL STEAM NAVlGA •*»ras* TION coMP NY. . J PROBABLE SAILING RRANGEMENTS. For CEYLON. &c, with Malls and Passengers for KUROPB and the EAST. . The ' • KAISAR-I-HIND,' J. C* BABOT Commander, leaves Sydney on 24th August, and Melbourne on3oth August; pro ceeds direct to Southampton via Galle. * * Place and Hour of Departure :— ' 1 Sydney „ _ Circular Quay, at i) a.m. hMelboorne .. Railway Pier, at 2 p.m.) , Adelaide . .. Gin elg, about 5 p.m. For further information apply to CRUH XSBANK & CO.. . ■ .-■ Agents for Auckland. js*-a- DASSENGEKS' LINiS OF TJHk.' ■ FACKKTS T0 NEW ZEA" *&StSwsm OWNKD BY MKSBRS. SHAWJ SAVILLK, & CO., 31, Leadenhall-streot, London. The above line of ships" are rcgiilar traderfi taall the principal ports in New Zealand. They are clitper! jhipß, claSaed-Al at Lloyds', andoom luimdod by experienced masters.. The. bill of fare 18 most substantial, and of the boat quality, ntid the accommodation roomy and oonvonlont The undersigned are empowered to grant pas sages from London to New Zealand, payment for which have bsen, guaranteed In the colony. Return ships'to London also leave at;almOßt regular intervals. Fall particulars on application to ■■ ■ .. L. D. NATHAN & C 0.,) ,'....:.-,OWRN& GRAHAM, , } AgOntS. - cruickhhank & co. ) ' iKkf&i I/IOK KUSSKLL.WHANGA- JeKTB^JD BOA, AND MANGONUI. Tie s.b. UONA" will leave every Monday at 5 p.m. (weather permitting). Passengers booked arid small''parcels prepaid at the Office on the 1 Wharf/ No cargo received after 4 p.m. FOX WHANGAEEI AND MANGAPAI. The B.s. 'ARGYLK' will leave for the above places every Tuesday and Friday at 5 p.m. ' F 6,K . TAURANGA, S.S. 'WELLINGTON' Will leave Queen-street. Wharf every Tuesday and Thursday, at b p.m. Connecting -with s.s.'Staffa' for Opotikl and Kast Coast portafla.Tuesdays ™fr: ■atao,oon nectingwlth s.s. 'Katikatl' for Katikati Settle ments. "■ . ' , ~ Weather and other circumstances permitting. No cargo received after Manago q'TEAM TO THE HOT ISSsfeCT SPRINGS, MAHURANGI, °'a^^s*"MATABLANA, KAWAU, AND: OMAHA. ' I, The S.B. ROSE. CABKY. Al at Lloyds. , , ' W. Somervillo. Master. For,' Hot and Matakana—Every Tues day,'at 11 o'clock • : ' " !_' " For Hot Springe and Mahurangl—Every Thurs day and Saturday, at 11 o'clock



All cargo must be down half-an-hour before advertised time of leaving, or it will not.be' RNo Dparoela or Goois taken without a, Bhlpplns "W freight or pftßflweapplr to] _ • _, \=a^^. Q S. 'COKOMANDEL.' +aaS&*' *' ' TIMK TABLE. Leaves Auoklana for "Waiheke and Coro- ana Wedneßflay, at 12 noon, ; ■.; and. Friday, at 1 p.m. Leaves Coromandel— ' Every Tuesday' Thursday pnd Saturday, at 12 noon. ~ ; Weather and other cbxumotances permitting. AU cargo to,bo alongaide half-an-hour bßfore time of departure. ■;< > A. R.'H.dWiNDLEY, Manager. '; \rt^L Qteam to' IKB TEAROHA GOLDFIELDS, ~, :, i VHiLK. PIAKODISTBIOT. :■ «E^W-T'.,K S.'.RK'i [«a, 2/ P.S. 'PATIKI'i.&,S.S. 'VIVID.' HromAuoMandl • Jftom .Thames t, Wednesday, 10 p.m. Tlvwsday.lOa.m. Friday, U p'm. " Saturday, 10 p.m./ Tho time table' of river ste mers to bo seen at Enterprise 'Office, -Wharf. '. To Thames:. -.' Saloon.Vs 6d; Steerage, 6a To Ohinemuri through, 5a extra ~.,.,; ~ ; To Te Aroha through, 10s extra Not 'responsible for shipping, carrying, ot JIB -ohNoS&NoßtOclrgo will be received atter 5 p.m.;during tho.wintomontts^^^ , :■■'*".■•- ;■ . '••' '■ .-■'■■ ■ ■ ''Agent?! --^i. \\f aIV XV AND ONH "I^SS^''GATION CO. (Limited).. f TIMB TABLE-JULy, 188 L, ; S>B<-: x 'MANUKATJ.1 ' . Leave Onehunga: Leave Waluku : July'! • Jnly" i'J ■■ '■■' 25-Monday.4pm 26-Tue|day, 10 am 27-Wednes., 7a m 27-Wednes., 1130 a m SO— Saturday, Bam 30-Saturday, 12 30 p m Leave Onetiunga for Manukau Heads— Every TB^rderof thedirectora, dllßVeightmust be prepaid. „ A _ CUNNINGHAM, Agent. ,c-I^^ ciTEAM TO THAMES, CAB- RYING PASSKNSERS AND ■^w^narho connectin& with ohine mubi, omahuTWaltoa Plains, andiMobeinb villb (Piako;DifltriotV :-: . TIME TABLE. S.S. 'KOTOMAHANA,' From Auckland I ■ Tuesday, 1 afternoon Wednesday. 3 afternoon Friday, i afternoon .;. Saturday, i afternoon FromThameai Wednesday, S morning • • Thursday, 9 morning Saturday, 9 morniDS Faroa to Thames: Saloon, 7s 6d: Steerage, 59. Freight through to Te Aroha, 2os per ton. No Csreo received within half-an-honr M BQ vertifloaunigot S TINNB,^ I



Shipping. fiadfts^ A UCkLAND STEAMSHIP JggjllgJ-cA. COMPANY, FOR LEVUKA, The b.s. ' SOUTHERN CROSS,' Will leave Queen-Btreet Wharf for the above port TO-DAY (Monday), 25th July, at! p.m. Arrangements have been mado with the Union 8.8, Co. to book Passengers and Freight be tween Fiji and Southern Ports and Australasian Colonies at Low Rates. : TTurther particulars can be obtained at the Company'B Office, Queen-Btreet Wharf. W. LODDER, Manager. «af3Sfs^ m o X sale, ]£3gS?gr F The p.a. ANNE MILBANK [ "*"■™n*"' having had a thorough ovorhaul. the owners are now prepared to treat for the Bile of the same. — Apply to C. Bailey, Boat-shed, Albert-street; or, X W, MorrisoD, on board, i Principals omy treated with. '«iSgS£^T7"AIPAItA STEAMSHIP jKIEgBS-tV' COMPANY (LIMITED). NOT ICE. On and after Monday, the 18th Instant, the p.s. 'CITY OF CORK' will leave Riverhead for Auckland daily at 8.30 a.m., and Queen-street Wharf for llivcrhead at i p.m., until further notice. W. LODDER, : Manager. . July 15, 1881. . ; ironmongery. r^HEAP TTaKDWARE O OU3E 234, QUEEN-STREET, J. & Ji Dickey, have fob sale r;owatt's anucatnic lamps j; ALSO, EXTRA. Burners, Fonts, Globes, and Wicks, And a Great Variety of Chimnies, Rodger's, Lockwood'b, and Wiofall1 TABLE AND POCKKT OUTLKRY. Johnson's CELEBRATED SCISSORS. clark's boilers, saucepans, &o. Griffith's Patent Tea and Coffkk Pots, Stamped Tinned Meat and Pie Dishes, Basins and Milk Pans (all sizes), Buckets, Tubs, Pails, and Ovens, Bbooms, Scrtjbbebs, Whisks, &c. Hair, Cloth, and nail Brushes. p re's, black's, and lyn|do n spades and digging forks, GARDEN HOKS, RAKEB, AND TROWELS. DISSTON, SORBY &SPEAR, AND JACKSON'S HAND,?RIP. AND ITENNON SAWS. Axes, Adzes, Tomahawks and Chisels, Augurs, Planes, Hammees, Brace 3, Twist and Patent Bits (all blzgb), Locks, Hinges, Nails, and Brassware, Scon's Genuine White Lead, raw and Boiled Linseed Oil. five per cbnt. discount Allowed to Cash Porohasora on all Sales amounting to 20s. and upwards. ii



New Teas. . '. TWTEW Q KAS ON m E AS. : riKST^AKEivAL.; ~ : Per s.s. Bowkn, Direct from Foochow. JOHN BUCHANAN, -.-■■■■, CUSTOM-HOUSE-STREET, : LIQUORING SAMPfiBS ON APPkICATibN. HINA. GLASS, AND EAKTHEN WARE. T J*1. BOSTLAN begs to inform the public that iv consequence of his Wholesale Business re quiring bo much ot his attention, he has found ft necessary to relinquish the Ketail, Part of his Trade, whioh he has digpoßed of to Mr S. Tanfield. and while thanking them for the support so liberally accorded to him during the time he has been in business, begs to solicit for his successor a continuation of the same pat ronage and support, ~-,.,, WITH respect to the above, S. Tan fibxd begs to state that no efforts will be wanting on his part to merit a continuation of the confidence and patronage extended to his Pif wiU 3be his constant study, in conducting this old-established business, to render it the most complete and best assorted^China, Glass, and Earthenware Establishment in the Pro- Bt0^o?d dre gn 9t»To Stm B>m receive tho most careful and prompt attention. Address- g _ TANFIELD) (Late T. F. Boyxan), 139, Queen-street. TF. BOYLA.N begs to inform the a pu'olio that having disposed of his[Retail Businesi to Mr. S. Tankield.he intends in future to devote the whole of his attention to the requirements o£ his Wholesale Trade. He will in future carry on business m the store lately occupied by Mr. T-H. Hall, at the corner of Vnlcan Lane and High-street, where he is now opening large shipments o£ uiass, China, and Earthenware oE all descriptions. rrr H A H G A ;U E I. No. one shpuld be .without, now I,^ fSWSSS »S t |^«gg| rbn's Ulsters from 5s 6di at Hi A, MviiisAM » Foe Cosh,



Cards. Kbtamishcd 1865.; . -\M X T, ISA Jf, FO B I^, BUKGKON DKNTIST W AKErIKLD-BTRBET, NBAS QCEKN BTBBBTt FalnloßS Extraction of Teeth by the Oxide- Nitrogen Gas. ' Prot93Sional Hours-9 a.m. till 5 p.m. JAMEB BUTCHER, CARTER, CONTRACTOR, &O Goods Carted and Delivered from ehip'g aide on Shortest Notice. Ballast Supplied. Newcastle and Bat or Islands Goal. Also, Firewood (cut and uncut) reaßona. le. TH O M AS S AM U EL, IMPORTER OF- LookwoodI*, Johnson's, and Other Makes of Best POCKET AND TABLE KNIVES, ELECTRO • PLATED WABB, SPOONS, FORKS, &C. Wholesale' and Retail. Wholesale and Retail. 249, QUEEN-STREET. WH A■N ' S O TS, . CARPENTER AND JOINER, BE RES FORD-STREET, Auckland, Opposite the Congregational Church. All repairs promptly and economically executed. Est mates given. Funerals furnished. JO HJS SOVV ET, HOUSE, LAND, AND GENERAL COMMISSION AGENT Opposite ll.M.'s Qustom-house, FOKT-STKKUT, AUCKLAND, Has Always for Salb Large, Blocks of LAND . FARMS, both Improved: and otherwise. Also, ■- HOUSKS, COTTAGES, &C. " ; On Moat Reasonable Terms. ; TXT H. S X i N N X H, BUILDEB. ri OARPENTKR AND JOINER, ' ; Vulcan Lank. : ; ■■' • Every Description of Building Designed and .Erootea. , . . '• ~,( , ••■ ; All Branohes of the Building Trade eseonted !by Rxperienoed Workmen. Shop Fronts Offloa Fitttoga &c,Sco . ■ - : LAKKEBR O T HE R S, ARTIST PHOTO3RAPHKRS (OPPOSITB nNION BANK), ,QUKEN -STEEKT, AUCKLAND, Photography in the LatOßt and Most Fashionable Styles, Executed in a manner Unsurpassed in the Colonies. ,



LARGE COLLECTION NEW ZEALAND VIEWS Always on Hand. ■\TEWTON VENETIAN BLIND UN WO R X S. GE O. TUCK.E X, VUNSTIAN BLIND MAKER AND WIRE WORKER, KAitANGAHAPE Koad, Newton, Venetian Blinds of the best quality made and fixed at Is per foot, wire work, of any descrip tion and pattern, made to order Repairs neatly executed. - "I H KiET V is X S O N, HOUSE, riHIP, SIGN, AND GENERAL DECORATIVE PAINTER. NO. 8, WYNDHAM- STXE ET. JO. PJSLH AM, • LADDER & BARROW MAKER, 80 and 82, Victobia-strket, Every Description of Ladders, Steps, Barrow 3, 3 arrow Wheels, Clothes Horses, Clothes Boxes, Travelling Chests, &c, on hand or made to order. A liberal discoiml: 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 notiea. - ■-■• ->- N.B.—Ladders, Steps and Barrows lent on hire. Violina bought. ■ One or two superior old Violina for sale; also, a KOOd V.olincollo cheap. JJ. A V ST I N & C V., • Wholksalk BOOT AND SHOK MANUFACTURERS. A .Large Stock of Pkgokd, RrvKTTKD nnd Skwn Goods of ail sorts -and sizes to aoloot from. ' All Orders have Quick Despatch. COLONIAL BOOT FACTORY, 14. WrNDHAM-STEEKT. AUCKLAND. • KAURI' GUM MERCHANT And Commission Agent. D. Ross having leased Mr Reid's-New Storo, Gore-street (between Custom and Fort streets), has commenced bußiness as Kauri Gum Mer chant and, Commission Agent. Highest !pnoe aid for Kauri Gum. . - . • " ' .■ ' ' Auckland, March 14.1880. rriHAMisa uajitiiAea ajxjd djbav x factory. . james,m a c k i k,| Pkopeiktoe, ' ' riOTORIA BT.RKKT EAST, Repairs of Every Dosoriptlpn In Wood'and Iron neatly oxeouted on the Shortest Notiob. SPRINGS MADE AND KEPALUED, f"~ N.B.— Country Orders pnnotually attended, to. „ - -" - ...- ' '..,,_: .. FI SU E X ANrD CO., Wholksalk Shippino and Family ■ ■ ■: BUTCHBRS, QDKBN-BIBEBrr ~.,„-! [Next Bank of New Zealand, Auckland], Poultry of Kinds dressed to order. .Prime Smoked Tongues, Home-cured Bacon Coined Boot on Sale in Large Quantities. tST N.B.—DbAlers in Game, :"ffi*' " Live Pheasants forwarded to all parts 'of^the Colony upon receipt of order. Families-waited on in town or suburbs. ..'■ ~,■; - i, : ■■ ; T>OOK-BINDING & PAt£E-KULINd; THBEB DOOBS ABOVE "STAR"JOFFIOK, ; • Merchants' Acooant Books Ruled and Bound t6; suit ekquibementb. music. magazines^ and law books Neatly Bound, BAKERS' SPECIAU RULKD DAY-BOOKS. i ibuabz Books stbono and ghoabix bound WIL L I A.M TENN AN T, PIONKKR MANU AOTUaBB OF Umbrellas and Parasols, Upfo iQueen street. ■■ Wanted Known Tennant's AI Umbrellas are the Best and Cheapest. New summer stock at prices to meet the times. Recovering in the best style, with ohoice variety of material. Note—i, Lennox's Buildings, Upper Queen treet.. Established 1869. ; S^" O x I. C Jfl. H. P. Gibbons & Co. deliver for Cash, tha BEST FIREWOOD (Cut in Blocks)! or : 12s Per TpN..'.,.'. , : H. P. GIBBONS JS CO., GEOCBES AND PRODUCE MERCHANTS, Hobson-atreet. Auckland. J" A S. a 1 i> LA X E ' (LATE OF LONDON), IPRACTICAL WATCHMAKKR, begs to Inform the inhabitants of Grafton.Road, KyberPass. Eden, and Newton thatthey;oan 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 JUS address- BiDLAKB( ' '^ffiSreSSSi. Draper. / 'jriHOS. J HARBUTI, / AMERICAN CORN BROOM, / AND fITEAM BRUSH WORKS, Victoria-street East, ..—•: . AUOEXAND. Awarded at Sydney Exhibition ■ \ , . BBONBE MKDAt AND, CKBTIFIOATK, WILLIAM XH" mA B Corner of Lome and Victoria-streets, Auckland East MONUMENTAL, MARBLE, AND GBNKEAIi STONEMASON, ARCHITECTURAL SCULPTOR AND CAEVEB. Inscriptions aocurate.and beautiful. Monuments, Tombs, Hewlstonea, and every description of Stone Work at the IOWCSt Poßßiblß P dees for town m& touutrv.



jbusmess Cards. W A KNOCK BROTHERS,: SOAP AND OANDLK i MANUITACTURERS, i OOX'.S GREEK, R.'l GHMON P,j OITFIOB : SUBHAU-BTREET, AUCKLAND. Cash Parchasers of Tallow. Wool, Steapaktnp, andßonea. : ! £*i E B A N D P O T X E it, \3T COACH-BUILDERS, GREY-STRBET, Auckland. j N.B.—lron-bark Shafts, Spokes, Felloes. Blue Gam and kinds of Hardwood, at Lowest. Market Prices. j' rfIHOMPSON AND MORRIS,:1 L ACCOUNTANTS, ' J BROKEKS, HOUSE, LAND, ; AND GENERAL: COMMISSION AGENTS. N. B. — Tradesmen's .Books balanced and accounts furnished. ' . No. 14, N.Zr Insurance Buildings, next door; to the Accident Insurance Company. Tm DWA X D BAK TL E JT, i 1 AECHITECT, ; STIOHBURYB BUILDING ' . QDEEN'STREET. '\ ..'. IK XL A N D BK O t H ER S, WOOL MERCHANTS,, . ,' TANNERS AND LEATHER MANUFACTURERS, IMPORTERS OF . . Saddlers'and Bootmakers' Machinery, English and Foreign Leather, Saddlery, Saddlers' Ironmongery, Boot Uppers, Grindery, Mill Belting, Suction and Deliver; > Hose, &io., &o. : ■ ■ Warehouses:—^Vulcan Lane and Hlg Btroot, ' ' Works:—Pahmu're. Auckland. Constituents' Orders Promptly and oarof ully Kxecutod. "pIDEN TERRACK i-OiSl* OFFIGBi F. M. MORLEY, . , TEA DEALER and FAMILYCGROOHR, Bdkn Tkbbaok ■ ■■'■<:■ • " Families Raited upon for orderfl. '.''.'. , t Good'[delivered! to any part of tho Town and Suburbs.ill.; - ■'. U'j ;i■ ■:



JE D W A R D S, • COAL MBRCHANT, SHIP AGENT, Bay, of Islands, Newcastle, and Walkato Coal In any quantity. Office and Yard, Breakwater, Auckland, opposite Railway Station. J W AY M O U TH, ' SHIP AND BOAT BUILBER, . CUSTOM-HOUBE-BTRI2ET, FOOT OF HOBSDN-l BTRBKT, ' ■' 1 Builder of all kinds of Yachts, Launches, Boats, &o. Voßsola Docked and ltepaired. Ship Joinery of every description promptly attended to. ' DEN J A MINT AN NUB, iPUBLIC AOCOUNTAKT. . AUDITOR, ! ESTATE AND INSURANCE AGENT, 70, QUEEN STREET. WP U I L LiIPPS & SOJN, •: OIL, COLOUR, AND GLASS MKRCHANTS. . , Importers'of Paperhanglngs, Scrim, Paints, Oils, Turpentine, Colours, Varnishes, 'French Polish, Sold Leaf, Artists' Colours and Brushes': Plate, : Sheet, Crown, Ornamentalt and Photographic tGlass; PJoture Frames and Tapestry Mouldings Clock and Compass Glasses, Glazed Hashes and Doors. Glass cut to size and carefully p eked. 95 & 97. QUKEN-STREET. T Vf. KNIGHT fj ■ • (LATE OF THE CITT MARKET), ' | Poulterer, Fruiterer & GREENaRooER, Corner of Dakbv an Qoebn-stbekts. Wholesale and Retai Established 1866. . . ,: .:. shipmno auppilßD.. ; Poultry, Dressed for Tablei' always reafly;l' Live Pigeons, Rabbits, Fancy Birds, Duoks, : Geeße, Turkeys, and Fowls kept In stock. Game Fowls, Spanish, Brahmas, and Bantams • (Pure-bred). '-' FRICBH BUTTER AND 'XOOB ALWAYS OK HAND. 1 Licensed Deialer in Game. tar KNIGHT'S CENTRAL MARKET, I Two doors above Arthur's Auction Mart. "O" EN R V 'L. , F O R S T ER, SOLiciTOR A^ BARRISTER, I . TAURANGA, AUGKLAND. AM E 3 C A X X it, CHEMIST AND DRUGGIST, HOBSOH-STEKST, Olobb to Wklmngton-stbkkt. AIT B R 0 T HE R S MARBLE and FBKKSTONK MASONS i Monuments, Head-stones, Tombs, and , Iron Tomb Railings, INSOROTIONa EXKOOIKD IN A BUPERIOB STXLB. I Pbioks and Designs FREE on Application. j Address:— " ■■ ~ . . cornbr of Rutland ahd lokne Streets. i ' AUCKLAND . Near Junotton of Queen and Wakefleld streetsl fcXT H A N G A V-K E I IRONMONGERY, TINWARE, &C. AT H. A. McKEAN'S. iT . j. ■ S W I N N E R T OK, fj • 4UCKLAND STEAM : ~ WOOD TURNING FACT,OKY, W-STNBHAM STREKT ' •' 11 j I (Next Shakkspbabk HoTEr), ' !' Havtog introduced Steam Power, he is now pro 1 pored to make a Seduction of .Twenty 1 , ier Cen off the price of all ','.-,' common work. ft" Copntrr Orders punqtuaUyattenjdißdto, f ,,,, fc& AN G.APAROA FARMI ; FOR 8 ALB OR LEASE—The above well known Property, consisting ot 950 aores of first class laad, of which 120 aorea are fenced, drained, and laid down in grass: the balance 6pon fern land, alluvial flats, and a little well grown bush; it is well watered and sheltered, & almost completely fenced-by sea, and hna. deep water frontages to several beautiful bays.. The Improvements consist of a well-built Resi dence; containing seven large rooms, command ing one of the finest and most extensive views about Auckland; Flower Garden, Orchard, large Batn, Stables, Cowsheds, Storeroom, VVorkshop. Men's House, Stockyard, &p. Acoess is had. either by sea.or land in a'few hours; Adjoining tho above is a block of Government land of about 1000 acres, which can be acquired at a reasonable ftguro. This is one of tho most desirable properties that has been offered for some time, and affords > a splendid opportunity; of purchasing a highly remunerative property, combined with extraordinary facilities for yachtiDg, fishing: and shooting of all kinds, '■■■ ' ' i For terms and farther particulars apply to : ; SAiViUbL COCHRANK & SQN,



1 ..■•.:... ■•;-. ... ,OK THE il ;-i . iii..>:i. -'T ! TIKI GOLDFIKLDS, COMPILED BY CHAP; F. H,- LLOYD, Authorised Surveyor. ■ ■ • ' '■ . I TO ifi HAD AT THE STAR OFFICE. OUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSO (I OIATION;- « CORNER OF WBIXESLSy- AND ALBBRT'STRBBTS • RoadiDß Room, Comfortably; ffurnished. All the Loading Papers on the tables. Subscription, 2» 6d per qnartar. TheJLlbrnry contains {up wards of 2800 vo!s. in the various departments of Literature. Snbsoription, 2s edper quarter. Tea and Coffee provided. Employment and Boarding-house Registers. Meeting for Younn Men on Tuesdays, at 7.30; Evangelistic Service, Thursdays, at 7.30. Bible Reading and, Prayer, Saturday, at 7.30. Bible Class,.Sunday. at 3 p.m. Strangers and others (especially Toons Men) cordially invited to vißit the Booms, where all Information may lie obtained. Open from 8 a.m. till 10 p.m. T ANGSHAW fOWliS.—if or Sale, the JLi above (pure-bred); also Eggs.—Apply Mr Rennell, Storekeeper, Bllerslie, VST IN T E R , E V" E MING amu3kmbnts.' Call and Inspect the Assortment ; of AMATEURS' LATHES & FRET-SAWS Just Opened by \ J. HOWDEN,



jjrap'erv. : T !,:!■: :•■ "vi. : ' •■•_■■ ■ ■■■ j TTITE L LESLEY '. H 0 V S E.| Wo are coir Selling Thbßalance'ofour■VYintkhStock of j DRAPERY AND, MIJULIN;ERY, AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES, Fob Cash. ■ .A-Ladles' and Maid's Olstera :-*» T ladies' Cloth Jaokets. „._ j „",„ winter Skirts and Shawls CASH c°s T, Straw Hats; a larger number «v?v i priobl Beit "Shapes still on ! -*- hund. . ■ ;.tu ■ i v ~r Stock Must be Cleared, to ijako Room tor targe Shipments, to Arrive., reductions in every department, foe one Month only, At liOV-^TT'§ o i:J CHKAP DRAPERY. r ' JSfptLKBLEY-STBKKT. ■, . ' .. lOi.tlii'CJjJ HI I-Jlli'ili) :»(■' GOOD "-."■<. AND CHEAV ■•; I WIWTiEK DRAPERY, . :'%>"'\ , ",' • IS- BKLLINB ;.■ ; Pbbsian Coßpa;, SiibqkS;, Satkbn Cloths RUBSELL COKD6., . WINSKYS BLANKETS . COBORQS liUSTBES UISTBBa HOSIERY Mbn'b suirts ■•■ Gloves stats SKIRTS, ,i ■ . And all klads^of-DRAPKRY, UsKQUAL.uD Value. INSPKOTIONINYITKD J,- pOMPETITION DEFIED ■ , VI CT6 R i A.STR EET, ~ Next to 3. 'William^, th'o People's tallort ~ VTEVER MIND .THE, WHY OJK WHEREFORB1. . ;, : :.,:; ;'-.378.: ■ THE BEST VALUE EVER GIVEN IN AUCKLAND. TM-KW T\RAPERy TPSTABUSHMBOT UPPER (278) rQUSByrSTEE^T. ' j0 H N KE E SI N G HAB NOW OPKNEP . - WITH THE GREATEST BARGAINS EVEK SEEN. *ar GO AND LOOKiAT THB PBIOBS! 1 ':■ ; . 278. UPPBB QDEBK-BtltEBT. ;. i. . FTOMLINSON'S DRAPERY •' 'ADVERfISEMENT." iSPKCIAL INDUCEMBNT TO CASH PUR , . ' . , CHASERS, ; . • .. ;: J: In Order to Reduce Stiook;: ' 'i I shall allow 2b. In every pound's worth 01 !Dbafery Purchased At my Establishment 1 < ' from this date Bntil I have flniihed ' .. !..-' ■ • Stock-taking.ll " ' <



This Reduotioniis Genuine, as^customerg^'WlU^ j % /iflnd v every artiole _ __. _ MARKEpjaJELAUJ.J'iauRES (a plan I 'have adopted. since I commenced business) and the amount taken off the - marked prices), F. TOML IN S O N, 1 ■ Draper, Pabheijj. !l ' ' iT^T H, A N G A X ; E I. : COME AND BUY AT H. A. MoKEAN'S MEN'S AND BOYS' CLOTHING ESTABLISH MENT:- : ■- . ;, .'.' I TweedTroußers,from9s6dtol7sGd;Trousers and Vest, from 9a 6d t0'328 6d; Paget Coats, from 20s to Ids; Galatoas, from 12a 6dto3os: Mackintoshs, .from 12s 6d to. 70a;: Boys' and Youtns Suits', 25s to 40a; Boys' and Yputhß' Shirts, from In 6d; Men's Cotton Shirts, from 2s; Crimean Shirts, from 5s 6d; Coloured Shirts (in great variety) from is 6d. For Cash. . . ]T> U B L I C N O T I C E. J, GILMOUR, ; , , . DRAPER, / W, .. Upper.Ssmonds-strket, - ishes to inform,the Public that he has jnst received an immense stock of Ladies' and Gentlemen's Umbrellas in black and coloured, and is selling them at prices that ought to com taand the' attontlon and givo satisfaction to everyone wko patronizes. his shop, for them.. These goods have been bought cheap, and, as the stock is too lanre to sell off In a reasonable lime, they;aro marked at low prices to command a speedy sale. There i» also a very large stock Of Lsdles" Corsets varying in prices from 3s to, 10s Bd, wbiohmustbe sold.cheap to reduce." Among this lotiTory serviceable »ta>s can be bad.at 5s lid; B^rong and well-Bhaped in dark colours with spoon busk.' Every one who wants good wearing Staysihould see them at ; J. GILMOUR, '. ! Uppat Symonds street, ; ■ . ' ■ ■'>■■-. i I~- - :DBFKBRKO "11 1 I PA V f'KH.i,J ~-. :; j -:'; '11-'" BYSTBM. ,~. ', it \U.-,\ ■.■ -.. MTJN R O & MIL LI G AN, ; ' TAILORS, I DRAPERS. AND OUTFITTERS, KAK A N GAH AP E RO A D ; (Opposite Newton Post Office)* Have a Wkh. - assortkd STOCK ot the j BES^T CLASS GOODS, tin the following Departtnentair-I)res,ses. Print*, Calicoes, Lbngcloths, Sheetings, Linens, llannels, Blankets, Bugs.' Carpets, Oxford Mhirting, rounterpanes, w aternrpol Cloaks, Mantles, Frenoh , Merinoeß,'. Shawls,. Cash meres, Silks,' Shirts, Curtains, '.Umbrellas,, Mantle Cloths, and Tweeds.' . '. • ■ ■■,■ '■ I Having found that there is; an opening for a TAILORING BUSINESS on- the DKFJCRRBD Payment System,. < hey have,aecured theser-' vloeß of a FIRSP CLASS CUTTKR, and are now prepared to make to measure, from First-, class Materials, at reasonable prioes, every description of Clothing. i H : .1:, ,- , „-,-. j All Tweeds thoroughly, shrunk before being' made up, and fit and workmanship guaranteed.' The Deferred Payment System, has been found to be a great boon, by enabling those with limited incomes to prooure necessaries in the easiest possible way. ; / ' ,M.&M. having had considerable London ex perience in this particular System of Business, and having their Goods vmtar from the BEST, London and Glasgow Firms, are in a position to offer the BEST GOODS on the Moar|advan tageous terms. ■ ■: i ? ';■'"'■ '■;■'.:. i iar Note the Address,— .;..':' ;-|Y|-UN'RO &' '^TJILhIGAN,' KARANGAHAPB ROAD (OpDosite the Newton Post Office), A SINGLE CA%L AT A. O. STEPHEN SON'S NKWTON 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 town. . * ■: ■ . ■ A.O.S. calls special attention to his Complete Stock of Flannels, Calicoes, Blankets, Plaids, Serges, Ich Beiges, Satin Cloths, Cashmeres, Tweeds, Ulßtorn, Jackets; also, to his Varied Stock of Hosiery, Gloves, and Straw Goods, 1 case Corsets just arrived, ! -'. A. O. STEPHENSON, , , Newton (near Poßt Office). T^TOTICE.— Great Surprise ! The Ladles Xl all say that Willlams's is the Cheapest House in Town for Fancy Drapery and Small Goods. A Bplendidlotof Ladles' Underclothing, Skirts, Lace, Ties, Maltese Lace, Ribbons, &c; a lot or Ladles' Back Combs. Bolts, and Neck Frilling, all priaea 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 gooda at Williams's, Cheapeßt House in Town, foot of Grey-street, four dooMTfroni Market Entrance, [opposite Dampier'B. Opeu 1 jUßp,m * ""."



• '; Business Noticea, •• ■|' UE ONLY HOUSE OF CUKIOS In' THE WHOLE OF AUCKLAND AND THK COLONIES (NBXT.Blaok BULL?. ifjj D. N. GARNIER (Near Star-Hotel); ALBERT-STREET. M. Garnter respoctfully invites the patronage of the pnblio wltn regard to his choice articles' of vertu, and'the faot that all kinds of repairs in: Jewellery and Works of receive the most; prompt attention. ." On parle fransalse." ; ATISFACTION fok youk SHILLING * 'IF YOU TRY A TIN O* , WILSON'S EXCELSIOR BAKINGPOWDEB, As Manufactored by BY Goodwik. Test It with any other at more money; and In the f uturo you will buy Wilson's. It only neods to be known to er surethe sale; It Is a flrat-clnaa article at,a rea onabie price.. Sold by.most Orocere;'half-pound tins. Is; larger tins, Is 3d. WUoleßale by F. Goodwin, near Soap-Works. I ParnelLii A liberal profit to Grocers.; ■ :, > . ...'.', ~ Formoapa.in Morte. . . . ; VTEW. ZEALAND FERNS, '' 131 ynmounted,or ;j . ~ ■ Tastefully Counted in varlous^ways,. :. . F,r6u,I2C;P : TO.I?O.VAR BTIEft . . ; :',.,' •:,*,: ■; ;, prSaleby. ;i-.j ; <jiWu7i<! | ;. E' R--IJ3 "ip--K';A''*'G;':"; ',-- | . tr.tll rni-i "'PbinCes-strbbt. '. ] ii ; ■'';,' ''^ XT :J'c''T,'b %!, E 'I, T " FRENbH AND'HNaHSH. HOUSE, ; .^WKLLESLEY-STREKT. " ' i The Only Practical LAtiiics' Haibljrksser i .andJEUibwobker in, Auckland, i : From the First Houses in France and London. A Large Stock of Human Hair always on hand. Ladies' Wizs made to order. : Gentle men's Wigs, Whiskers and Moustachioa on hand, or made to order. Ladies' Fronts, &o. Ladies' Comblngg 'worked as required. Seleot Rooms for Ladies. :Hair-outting, Shampooing, and Hairdressing. ■ Select Room for Gentlemen O; V P A R X R ,1- D. G E^; THE WELL-KNOWN FRUI.TERER "! (late of Queen-Btreet), \[ ■'■ ~ ~ ' Hai again come to tha front, and started bUßinesß in VICTORIA-STREET, clous;'to Union Bank; .; i ■ ■,'■' ■ ■ : ' VU!h' A fine salected. stook of .choice goods on hand. iTJIty; ( hair .;;cutxingV Rppjyis'i .«;■■ FRANCES' J. SHQRTT,: HAIBDBESSER'SY.APPbINTIiiENT1™ Hl^' ! KXOEIiBNOY THB GOVERNOR. ■'■'■ THE CITX HAIR CUTTING ROOMS, The most complete, fashionable, and best ap Jointed Hatrdressing Kstabliahment in Auck and.r Magoiflcent American Hair Cutting Chairs with'latest mechanical improvements arrived from Chicago by last mail boat. Every [ehtleman has seperate Brushes, Towels,, and ahaving Appliances. The Singeing Apparatus is a specialty and most beneflcalin cases ot weak or falling hair. Prices as usual. v CItYHAIR bUTTING ROOMS, OPPOSITE UNIQN BANK. Two Doors Below Greyhound Hotel. . ■ GO TO B A T H to Roth's Public Hot, Cold, and Showor satha, Victoria-street East. Charge, One Shilling. Open all week days from 7 a.m. to 6 p.m., and Sunday Mornings from 6 till 10 a^m. The Bath-rooms are all private, and supplied with every convenience,. Turkish towels, flesh : and hair brushes, combs, roapira tors, soaps, Sec. i Select bath-rooms (private); for Ladies every. ay, at all hours, with female attendance, Onk Please note the address: Viotoria street East, above the Greyhound Hotel, and ; next the Cheap Bedding and Furnitnre'Mart lAuokland . •: . :, . . :;. TT7-ATGHJSS, .■;.'■■ >. v



: jiKwiEiiiiiißißir I ;,'.'.;, H. gTpAYNE. WATCHMAKE.R and JEWELILER, j X j6(lOtfu6W>\?tseet, Aupktend, •':■;. I OpposrraTAETHUß'a Mart •' • ■ \TOJJ JN G WOMK?i 'S INSTITUTE X AND BOARDING-HOUSE,... .! | ' - ! ' : QUEEN-STREBT • ,-. ~:.;■:•■•, Open dally from 10 a.m. till 9.30 p.m.' ; ; '.. Dinner, and Lunpheon1 from 12 to 2 p.m. -Tea from sto 7 p.m. *> ■ :: -. '' i 'is : Boarding-house for Young Ladles who axe, occupied durtngtho day. Terms on application to the Secretary. •■ " -■'•' "'...''' Working Parties and .other Social Gatherings are held during the Week. .._. ■■■ ir. ~, , Governess Agenoy and Lending Library In bnneetija-wlththe inBJ-.ttato. ' ' KLLESLKY-STREIST OIL, COLOUR, & GLAfiS WARRHOUSE.- C. G. HlLt. Importer of PaporhangingS, Oils, Colours, Glass, Varnish, White Lead, &0.,' Gilt and Stained Mouldings and Pictures, &c. Pie turoframing to order. Just landed, ox Coro nilla' and M.och uoon," 215 packages Paper hangings, White Lead, Oils, Sec— Please note the address: .Welleßley-utreet West (opjaosite Market entrance), '■'.•'.'■■■. .: . , OCOKIA ASH ! SCOKIA ASH! Deliveredorsupplledfrom the Pit (knowrias Gillies), at Mount Kden, at current rates, viz. 11 — : Red, screened, for grinding purposes Red, screened, for garden walks ;;■,•■ ■. I Coarse, for roads, SEC,, &o. . ..." ~ Orders addressed to thoundersigned, or left at the Pit, wmhayodlspa^h. ; 6rierl^, " .-. , Onehunga,,... N.B.—Anyone fonnd removing Gravel with- - but ft writton'order will be, prosoouted,; ~,). , HE Ll'-QUOR TEA COMPAN Y^: ii. ■:■■• London, ' ■;■;;,;' ;,;:: Have appointed the tTmdereigned their AGENT. I I, r.v for New Zealand for the feALE OF THEIR CELEBRATED TEAS; ■ ■ A Handsome Volume is given, with ' every 3 lbs. of Tea. ' Books may be teen and obtained -with the Tea 8t the Company's Agent for New Zealand, : . ,i.i W. 8j OOLLINB, ! ' Tea Dealer and Family Grocer, . " jParnell, Auckland. ;. ~ . In terms of Agency, the LIQUOR TE A will be tioldfor Cash Only. . ~, ~ , mO TKAVELLK RS, &C.' PKBfIBNTS you Homb,—Very, Handsome CutH osity Oabinetsi Inlaid Table Tops, and Walking Stioka, made of rloh and beautiful New Zealand Woods; also, Polished-Speolmens of-Woods In small bos,' and Brass-bound Chestfl of Drawers in picked Mottled Kauri. All at very reason abfePriCeß- WILLIAM NORRIE, ' Workerof Native Woods.toD of Phortland-fltreet. TW" 1(3 H T S OIL C 0 N T RAO x. ! All persons In the City or Snburbs requiring the services of the present Contractor at the beduobd bates should make early application to G. WILSON, at his resldenoe, Nelson-street, or under oover; addressed "G. Wilson,- Night Boil Contractor, City Council Offices." '. ■ •'■ » •' '• ~XT 0U N G WOMEN'S INSTITUTE, ! Agency foe governesses and j ;■' :SEitvANTs' REGisTsr." ;:;',.'i',..'.'". Reßpeotable Servants are1 requested to apply ' ' UPPER QtfEEN;-STREET, r- ''!' I , ;•■■ •<>> -' Auckland, •• . .' '' Fee from Employers, 53. : . Fee from Governesses. ss. .. .; • | '■-] ' Fee from Bervanta, ; 2s 6d. -~..,,. '■■Vr E W SEASON TEAS ! MEW |J\ . ..-., SKASONTKAftI 1 !, ,', , PRIMK KOLLBACON ■; PRIME ROLL BApON .. ; ■ ; ,;. .1 WILLIAM'/PARKEK, HOBSON-STRBKT, - ",'..'■ ..\ ' 1,,., ~ . opposrrß! •• • ■<• •: ■■■ i MINETTI'B ¥RENCH BAKERY. ■ rnHE COLONIAL INSURANCE COMPANY have- REMOVED; their OFFICES to the Premises, .lately, occupied by- Messrs. Frater Bros.i; | directly opposite' the' General Post-office, Bhortlaiid-strejt, and next door to T. Peacock's, Optician. JAS. B. GRAHAM, ■.. Branch Manager. \TKW ZEALAND GRAND GUT J3I C 1/ U B The Drawing for Prizes of the above Club is POSTPONED.for a short time; to,enable Mem-. bers to pay subscriptions inarrear.' Duenotioe will be given to Members only when the Draw ing takes place. Subscriptions in arrear in above Club must bo paid on or b.efore 30th July. Ail tickets unpaid after that date are forfeited. THKODORE BROWN. Auckland, June 27th, 1881. ' A. ST. EPHEffSON, • NEViTON FAKCY BAZAAK, Toy WAnrenousß, Stationer, Wools, Silks, Pict[jukß, and Ornamknts of every des cription, be«B to oill tho attention of the surrounding public to hia Choice and . Varied Stock o£ the above. Schools supplied with all necessary materials. A. nice assortment of Clocks. - The Prices at this Establishment are consider ably under Queen-streat Prices. A UU r.ebpect(uUy soiisltsft,



i ;; Hilsme JBs Notices..' l\ $ XTEWTON. AND EONSONBYi >j 131 JUNCTION BTOBE, . ~ : ! ' CORNER OF ■ ■ Nkwtos|4nd GkeatNobth Roads; | : . r.:';"-;< v-J,-. M. " W^'l T B '''■ ■''■ \ a ■ (Late W. Baxter), a FAMILI GRQCKB AND TEA DiiAIiKR; li daisies OF BtJTTKR of Fugs-PLAsa J ""' ' .i.i 0~"i ■ ■ QUAIiTYi; ,'. ~• - '-,«•,', ' ] , FaitUiosl Waited upon for Ord Brfi ; ■» Goods PromDtly Delivered. I TTTHOLSTERER, CARPENTER.i |j U, >; ,■.,,._ AND.JOINKRS. t :, v ..,,v.v.vr. Jl JAMTCS~MTSTEPHENS •j Begs to annourch to.tho Public o( Auckland thtt ha haa commenced Bu3ine33 oh above in "WBLUE3LKY-STRKKT EAST, two doors from i "Queen-street Kvery branch of the traders carried on, and the workshop is in'the* premises 1 in Weilssley-atreet, known as the Golden- Grown, : Brewery. -W-n -• ■ . : ia SANFORD'S FARMi PRODUCE AND j .ml ;=■ -,v.V. F.KIM-T.1 - - !!J I! ■■•>.-!. ; Dairy Fed •■»•■"■ ' FdrfcPles ■ riiaos -jMmSwJ»fflMi|MMpil|^^ JBvening ; , p!qTXJB!D H?!APi'Bd"par lb,:. 1 Vegetables, Orangey Apples, L ,<\ Poultry always on hand. Fine Young Fowls I from Is 9d to 3s 3d each; Taranoki Butter, ;! lsthelb. ■:'; ~ ' '.' " ; ," ---!; Viotoria-etreet, four dbora abovq Aibert-Btreet, i riio BUTCHERS, SETTLJSKS- X FABMKBB,.AND OTHBRS, -The .nndersigned are ■ Cash . Purchasers of 1 HIDES, SHEKPSKINS, WOOL; TALI.OW, BEESWAX, &c, &c, at Highest Market Rates, in any quantity. ♦ 'iis" > jlr k Consignors direot will; haye,promptiahd lin ' mediate cash remittances returned at satisfac tory rates, "'■' ik ' * 1 IRELAND BROS., Tanner and Leather Manusmotubeef, ,„ ■ - ■ r> Auo?LAND. rl ,r . -ra 'FTS LOOK OU'J,I ri F,OB r TBE I BLUE BOOT 1 Whkrb jY6u &bt GOOD VALUE-FOR YOUR MONEY! ALL OUR GOODS ARK MADE bNTHE'PBKMiaKe, For Style and Quality cannot be surpaEßod. BOOTS and SHOK3 of every description Hade to Order on the ehortest notice, •— - ■~3!va~T::TrxrinrE~D,~" .; ■ nox'Loch Dee, ■ ■■■ ■ 21 cases of LADIES'-and. CHILDREN'S EN G LIS H;, G oops in great yariety.,; ( A large assortment of Ladies' Felt Sliptbbb,' ' ;j "All willbb Sold tit Low jerices.J The Largest Stock'in Auckland to Select From.' C.~~B R 0 0 KES. BLUE BOOT,.opposite Garlihtc arid'Cranw'ell'B, j ......QUEEN-^TEEET, AUCKLAND. ::i ii Tr!'H-;A''N; '6 ■ :>A\'B.'"'£' rr i BEBD POTATOES (LAPSTONE KID. . NEYS)- : ,- ; : ,V 7 . ( .AT H. A. McKEAN'Si : ' ■• :<'-■■ - ■'' 1;-A1SO,■'■■■'". ' iS ' ' '',* •■■;: ■■:■•'} . GARDEN* .SEEDS. ' j: ; ;' 1 Agent tor Pond's Homoeopathic Medicines. TIT USI C i MUSIC I; M U,SI Q songs I Duets, Piano Solos, akd Dukm 1 ■■■ Dances! Victoria MitiAziiisa :T' : ''' 800 XS ! 800 XS 1 800 KS'l BOOKS for Presents ■ BOOKS for Prizes l; >? '-.■ ' °j • • 01 ■ BOOKS tor Sunday-School Libraries'! -.'■.;■': POETICAL WORKS! J NOVELS in Great Variety. PHOTOGRAPH I ALBUMS J ' : ;; "J ■ ' SCRAPS J SCRAP ALBUMS I; ' ] ', ' ; } ■'- : ■ •'VdHRI^TMAS'c!AIips';V l birthday Cardsi '.■■'.■> \ SUNDAY SQHQOL REWARDJ3ARDSI ; ' n JU ST OPE NE D ■.":■."■,'.' A CHOICE.ASSORTMENT OF THK ABOVE BOOKSELLEE, STATIONER, AND MUSIC ■ '[■■' ~, Seller, .::/. ■■■~;■'■: : ~. ; ,; ;:! QiU ; EJ::Ni.'aT : 'R;EK>T. ■ ahim T" , I. - . ' .1' J', " ' '!=Si :■■■ .Election Notice .; __v ■jmIECTORAL DISTRICT OF WAIPA, i .-.,. n - ■ .1* -- -• -■ • ..•,- ; ■ • ■ • .: •!■>>! i-'i ■-■ ■■ •■'■ v ■ ; ■' ;:':- ■'' ;; ' ' ! ctii TO THE ELEOTbES-OS1 WAIPA. Z;': ' .... .; . j.,,.,,) ~j .;,vj •, ;.■.. Ml lAH . ■ _.:<.:.- n i ■-'• • . ■ • <-■'' ' r ' ;j" : GkntlißMEN,—lt is my intention to offer my self, at the next General ICleotion, as a Candidate I ~' '■ '•: I ■•:;..■ : V9UOI I ■'.■ i. to represent, your Distriot, in the. Gonora Assembly" ; ''' . j ".,..* . 7 ' , J'...!. :.if it 1 : WILLIAM JACKSON ' Kihlkihi, July j, 1J81.; -; ' '_[■;" '; -/'.''' : ,':/ . I ' jjjctucationai , ;■■■.,', .-',':'■ .[ JTIT-B.' ?.A R Q.U,HA R •;M AGRAJE (Lato Headmaster of the C6Ueze,and Grammar ■•■'-'■ n '■•:■ school) ;,'.': Bob pleosare tt intimating that iils Sohoolwtil 30 OPKNEDion MOND«.Yi 188h' Instant, and will bo temporarily ootducted in the Uuiiding ji-'Symcindwtreet Ipng known as the ; SchooL ' '■;.' " ■■■'"'","".',.... ■ ; The ReV.1 David Bruce has kindly consented to take the Classical woirk until the eridotthe' Year; and Mr, J. BVWilson, a former pupUof the College and Grammar School, First B.A. of: the University bt New Zealand, and for' five years a Teacher under the Board of Education, Eias been appointed Junior Master. ' ■' " ' ' ...B'bks, per Quabtkb: ,'.,, . .-,( English (comprising Reading, Writing,, ~. ,-...•. ! Arithmetic,Geography,&&)..' .. &2 2,.0 Bngllsh and Latin .. .. J. ' .i'*2l2'* English, Latin, and: Mathematics; ... £3 3 0 M~ •KjS.:--A.U li: A;N -vWi'-K STi . ; ., :;,: ~TKAOHKB OF bfla! si flillfV i VOOALiAHD rIHSTEUMBHTAJj MUSIGi "j i Present Address— , ■ ' ;f -' '■'■ ', DBVONBHIBB HOUBE. HOBSOK-BTBHigr. ii»/|. is, r. ~x. w UUJJ H AM, ;. ■ . TBAOHKB OF TUB FIANOFOKTB AND ■ * ! , . . , HARMONIUM. : Addreaa—Care of Auckland Mtujlo Ware; honao. ■ - '■■ ' ''■'■' ' n";: '•' '■■-•■ -■■'■■■■■ \\f ELLESLEY - STtiKfiT SCHOOL, j ' : tEVENINg" CLASSES; j Sepasate'FOe Male& and Females. I. ■■'.., Terms: 108^ per Quarter. 7 : •' 1 ' Friday Evening Lectdees. ; 1 henry worthinston, ,-..•.■/ ;.y;; . ,; , Head-master, ; TJ. PENNAI/, Teacher of Navigation, • wishes to make known to intending applicants for Masters' and Mates' Certificates that he has returned from the South, andre- Burned his .course of tuition. N.B.—Several good Sextants for sale.—49, N. Z. Insurance Bnilding& ; : ' • ' ' ' . : - M8..;,E; •, il. W; AT KLS S ■who has resided;.for some years in France and' Germany, and who has had con siderable experience in teaching these Subjects, is prepared'to •:'■-■ ;- !' ■'■■ *■ • '•>'" GIVB PRIVATK TUITION IN FRENCH : ~. .. AND.OKRMAN..' ■■■ i>i ii;.' For arrangementa and terms, apply by letter, to - mr: k. r. w:atkins, ■.■;■ •'"' " ■'• '-: '■■ ■ . Upper Paraell. ' hpHJS; Oif:.,; MS H. GORDON GOOGH, Associate of the Royal Academy of Music, London, and Bronze and Silv srMedallist of that Inaiitn tion, receives Pnpils for SINGING and VOICE PRODUCTION at hia priviate residence in, O'Rorke-street, Albert Park. Mr. GORDON GOOCH informs his Friends and Pnpiifl that he has RKMO V KD from Wake field-street to O'KORKK-STREET, Albert Park one house from Simondf-street. . "jw-OTICE OF REMOVAL. PONSONBY KOAD (Opposite Franklia Road). MR JOHN HAKTWELL, , . PROFESSOR OF MUSIC,: POKSONBY ROAD (Opposite Franklin Road) ORGAN, PI AN OFO XX E ♦ AND HAKMONY. MB. : JOHN HART WELL from London. ■ For Lessons, &c, apply to . ~ . Messrs Hoffman & Sons, : Oueen-etreet, Where Copies of. his gompoßitlona Bpy be h»4



! ~ ~ ~-. - ;,,PrpsP6QtußiJ„'".-■'- ;-'!',; : '^'BErnGED!^rospje cites! ; ,jt\i: ■, ■■,■< - t.,,.O»THS.- ■ :-.-■■ <.1 i EAST COAST; NATITE*I,ANP AND , ; • ; SETTIiEMENT COMPANY : « (limited). :.-. •.;' •■;' i Capital, £500,000. in 100,000 shares of JSa.oach; whereof 70,000 will be allotted to the Abori ' ...... ginal Native contributors of Land, called : '~.'. "Original Shares," and 30,000 to European ■ " subscribers of capital, andcalled1' Capitalist Shares."'." ;,'. •' ■; - . .•" , First isaue-ofcCapitalist ShareS'2o,ooo, payable as folio wtt:-^ssnn api)llo^tton,"s.3 OS allotment; Hubseguent calls; If they are required, not to , . exceed as each, nor to oe made at intervals ij P'lras thai^three^months, ~I A- PROVISIONAL DIRECTORS. -\| Hon, W. H. Heynolds, M.UC, Dunedln J. « ii John Barraolougb, Kaq., Oamaru j| Horace Bastings, Esq., M.H.K. Dunodin [ J. Buchanan, Esq. J.P.," Napier :, W. Buchanan, Ksq,, Auckland ' JOBcph Bennett, Kbo/, Auckland j1 • William Coleman, ltsq.,-Auckland " •• • • J. M. Uargaville, Esq., Auckland ! G. Fenwick, Kuu.., Dunedin. . ■ O. A. De Lautoar, Hsqi, M.H.R, Glaborne 11 Allan Mao Donald; Kso.:, M.H.B;, Glsborno D.'H^Mactoizie,Usq., AuoWand: in ■/,•■ , F.*J."MoBS, Feq'.; M.H.R, Auckland Wiremu Pere,- Native Chief,1 Gisboruo • ] flßnare Pytae,'Native Ch'ef.iTokomarau'ißaj; 'I '"J.B.Poyntßr,Kßq u ,JJ>.i ( Gi&borna.' ' I _C. A. Mtcntitdpriiq:, Oh«flrt&.nrottJ' \ DrProudtoot, KBq., Durieaih a. M, need, Ksq,. Uisborne '■ R, 0, Reed, Ksq., M.H, R,, Hokitlka , H.H.J. Keeves, Kaq.',:M.H.K., Nelson H. C. Kobjohns, Esq., Napior ._„..„ Major? Ropata. Native Chief, Tokomarau Bay J, M. Shera, Ksq;; Auckland f.x. 1 B. Stout, Esq., Dunedln. W. H. Tucker, Ksq., J.P., Gisbomo J, f. M. Thompson, llsq., Wellington K. WiteonjEsq.;tf}iinedmv.<. ..■;: .'•: '■■'-' ;■'•' MAHAGINa DIEECfORS;, r v:' ! (Appolntod for the first twelvo months): J. M.DargavilH Ksq.; Auckland k3. IJ Ij ! J. Friar Clarke, Esq., Auckland ~,,.■ J. s; M,, Thomson. Ksq..,(Measrß Thompson and Shannon), "Wellington ' Allan McDonald, .Esq., M.H.K., Gisborne J, 13. Poynter, Ksq. (Chairman County Council of Cook), Gisborne ' " ' '■ ■"" ■ C. A. DeLautour, Esq., M.H.It, Gisborne Wiromi}Pere, Native Chief, East Cpaßt ( . ; Major Rbpata, Native Chief, Bast Coast solicitoes : _ ~ Wellington—Mesßrs. SlevwrlghfiSc; Stout Gisborne—W. X Rees. .1 c SJASSJOK'W HANKERS :.. SMO/lS A The Colonial Bank of New Zealand. , , BROKERS AND AOEHTS :. . -~. , Auckland—Tho Members of the Brbkorb' As sociation ... ' . .;, '4. ' , Dunedid-J. B. Bradahaw " ■ Oamara—Joseph Booth, ■ Chriatchurch—T.B-Craig. ... *-. _, Wellington-Lidbetter & Cooper |iO Napler-M. R. Miller. . HON, SECRETARY : ~ , F. J. Moss, M.HvR.. -Wellington', A The following Is an epitome oft the obiects of the Company as detailed in the Prospectus, which may be obtained from the Brokers and at the various Branches of the' Colonial Bank:— The object ot the Company is the Voluntary Association ,oft the owners of Native Lands with' European Capitalists, for the purpose of promoting settlement on the lands on the East Coast of the North Island of New Zealand. ... It ia intended to be attained by the Native Owners contributing blocks of land. at. original or unimproved values, receiving paid-up shares in the Company, for the same; the European. Shareholders contributing capital to be called ud in fixed and limited amounts as may be found requisite for. conducting the Operations of the Company. -~ i... rj.mra It ia intended that tho cash.capital raised shall be .employed-in defraying expenses of management, completing titles, effecting sur veys and subdivision into farm and township lota, opening mouna of i access, conducting the eale and leasing of • the. lands, promoting the formation of Special Settlement parties from' Knglarid 'arid elsewhere; making advances t" settlers on security,, and generally in utilising the lands and property vested l.ln v the Company to the beat advantage;-,'.'": B" The Cdmpany.ia at present registered under "The Joint Stock -Companies Act," with a nominal capital of !£25,000, by tho 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 Shares in the Company. ,'.•'■,,:"' 'r •■> ii' i ■'■'• ■.;■--"J;"i The,(Jovernment having abandoned'the' par chaaeot Nativelands, the Native'owners in the Poverty' Bay and Hast Coast,'districts being strongly ■ .desirous of opening their lands for settlement, in a manner mutually, beneficial to' themselves and such 'Europeans as may be desirous of becoming associated with them on the prineiple,s prpppsed to f he Prpgpeotus;Ji9*e;j after making tiro vision,/or their, own require ments, entered into contracts for passing over large areas ot valuable land to'the Company, at prices, baeed; on thOBS of former Government purchases, receiving shares fn payment for the same. . . •"';,.! ...: ,■./.%'■■ '■~'■'■ '" It is anticipated that the Company ■willbe able to dispose of its lands to great advantage, as under its control,' and with its guarantee, title will be absolutely good, while all lands Dnr chased will boat onc&placed under the "Land Transfer Act," and will :be sold from time to time for cash, or on long deferred payments, and generally in accordance with the reftula tlbns guidingthe disposal of the waste lands of' the Crown: » ■"■ ; ■ l;r ■ '• ■■■-' The Capitalist Shares will be preferential, having: secured to them a minimum of eight per cent, per annum as a first charge on the proflts^wifh a further diyißion;of profits.™ pro portion to the.capital invested. : ',; m n l Five Directors will be elected by the Capitalist Shareholders, and four by the Original Share holders, the qualifications of a director being the possession of not less than fifty shares. The capitalist shareholders will, under regu lation?, be entitled to purchase lands of the Company for their own bona fide occupation, surrendering .fheir shares in payment, which shalLbe'' accepted as value for ten per cent, over the amounts paid up. The Native Shareholders will also be entitled, under regulation, to select reserves for their own occupation, surrendering their eharos in payment. Ten thousand shares-will bs not apart for sale in Britain, to intending bond fide' settlers, and an officer of the company will be located in England, to send out special settlement parties for the Company's lands. To. the .improper diversion of the Natives'interests, original shares given in the purchase of Lands will not be transferable without the conßont.ot a Native.Committee, and tho approval of the Directors.. . ' On these principles it is believod that the for mation of tho , Kast .Coaet. Native Land and Settlement Company wiUprovideforthenatives the readiest and most 'beneficial method of. placing- their iLands lor'sale and . seltlement,1' while the great and growing demand in Great Britain among Intending'emigrants for Land in the Colonies.) and ; the,ever unaatiafied demand For land among would-be settlers in the Colony Itself, the wellkhbwn fertility of'the Poverty Bay and East Coast lands,, their suitableness .for, extensive settlement, and the greatly enhanced value which must ibe inevitably given to land s there situated by the promotion ot settlement in (his wholly undeveloped, district, combine to present to capitalists investing a prospect of re muneration, and an extension, of; sphere for the operation of capital, probably unequalled by any other proposal yet submitted in the colony, I The Memorandum of Association maybe seen nthe hands of tho Solicitors and Brokers of he Company, and; .detailed prospectuses and drmsttf application for shares may be had from the Brokers, and at the various offloesof the Colonial BtmkojC New Zealand, s ,u wk -.''. j •^>-.,vu,., ■; 'jv.nr , .UK.A-.WJIiA 1 _ „ IDKOPECTUS JL , , , OF s , j .. ~. -, THffi 'AUCKLAND FIBEB MANtrFACTUR ; ING COMPANY (Limited). I Capital,, _ ~.,.,,„, £25,000, , , 1 •■ "-L IN 25,000 BHABKB AT £lBA0H,! Of which,it is proposed to 'call up. £20,000, as follows:—2a,Gi.por share on application, 29 6d per share on. allotment, Ss per share three months after allotment, 3s per share six months after'allotment,'and 3s per share nine, months after allotment:'- ! l ~ , !iKoyi3ibNAii DiRKCtoBS: : '--. - Capt. H. F. Anderson ■: Thomas Morrin,Ksq, J. Moijoeh Chirk Ksg.. Capt. A. McGregor Georgofiolduhip, Esq. C. B. Stone, Kaq. :/" W;S.Laurie,Esq. , I.V. S. Tinne, JEs'q. : : j ■: < ■-! \ jr! • BANKEESt I ,/[ ..;■ .' J, :i Bank of New Zealand, ,i" I (K«i■!••• ■;'; V..BOUCITOBS; I i Messrs Whltaker, Russell, and Buddie. ■ manager: i Wm," Johnston. I BBOkKH,.'1.-'-. SECKBTARY PRO TiM. AIxI.'Saundera,'Esq. Wm. Johnston' JThis Company is- formed for ths purpose pi' Manufacturing, (in tho Crrif OF Abckxand) New Zsaland>Hb,mp, MAoiiitA Hemp, Shx,' and other Vegetable Kibres, into Ropb, Twine/ MAiTJUie.SAOKSiand other articles in. which' they can be. employed, giving special attention ti>.the manufacture;of Twine suitable Jor the- Reaper and Binder Machines now so largely in use in the Colonies. The Promoters have arranged to take over the Plant and Business of the Auckland Rope Com pany, together with the extensive and valuable Machinery of theNewZealandiFibreCompany at Kaiim. ThEßo'they will hand over to the Com pany on the same favourable and advantageous terms astbey have succeeded in making with the parties concerned. }, '.!'.;' ' They have algo been in communication with a leading English firm, regarding the necessary S-eparing machinery for the production of the caper and. Binder Twine. <A most; eligible site for the?erection of. the worts is atprcacnt under offer to the promoters,, the purchase money for which is Jixcd; and. Ite p?operty-so admirably adapted fqrthe proposed industry, being in.close proximity to the Wharf and liailway Station-will, alao be; handed over ty them to the Company, at the prices they have arranged with the owners of. B^Thc large and increasing demand for HOPE,' Twive, and Matoxo has determined the pro-, nioters to establish this proiitable industry iii this city, and thereby not only contribute to its prosperity, but assist in (developing the resources of the colony generally. ,■■•/.■ . : ■• ~ . Application for Shares addressed to the Sec retary, at, the Company's temporary offices, No. 2. Insurance Buildings, or to the Broker for the Company, Alexaueer Saunders, Ega., Kp, 2, In*



tJ:svoi -ci .'Amusements, .ii aia^k THEAI BE ROYAL. Proprietor.. .;*... ..U -Mr B; U, DeUaa, TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT J <\f '.; TUESDAY, JULY,26. ' ••■ ;'. ;»j] FOURTH WKKK and Increasing Fbpulati^ Ot ■ ■■ tho Accomplished Artist*b, ,-J- t V.• y MR. J-AMES -CAEDrEiNi Miss MAKSTON,LEIGH,...■ Ana DeLlaß' AustraUan Spooislty Company. Inimitable Trtomphl Inimitablk Triumph 1 Of Dion Bduoleault'B Grand MlUtaryySpeoto. cular, and Sensational Drama, ;entitlcd, ■' '' . Jessie Bro^s;r£;,; *> ' :'": :".:' - ,';- 08,,--,- l' : fi fciimwuflC T^E; RfeilßF, OK'.IjUGfeSpW 1 r Will be ropeateathiseverilnjg.^',;■"" MiM : .JESSIE BJIOWJSi'I ;i »%io«>»A „...,..»,, JESSIE BRp^l;',,'?:.^,, And to givo due effect to the presentation (by kind ot . Captain Birnie)- 'TSK OFFICERS AND: MEMBERS: OS' THE AUCKLAM* SCOTTISH VOLUKTBKBS.-and (by pormieslon of Captain.Anderson)>thk OPFiowiS anpimism:- BSBS OF THB AXJOBXAND I ENOINBKBr VOLUNt TKKKB will appear in the . Bhsieged ■ and hbxikb1 Parties, with Mkj Simon Kbaizep, the Champion Highland I; ipor, who has kindly consontod to appear in Uniform. <- ,tnatt iO Randal Msottregor;( itttho ,] Mr Jas.,Oabdbn Qeordio Maogregor fKnglish l Mr Jas. O'Brien J service \ Jessie Bwvn (a Seotoh .oirD-Miaa Mahsion ; i -liBIQH- ■•!-.,>;, ,■ -■ I .- Oii . Van ■ •i j- ■ To oonclude with : taxtnip ' SKETCaES IN INDIA. J: ,'. Prlcea-Drpas Clrolo, ia; Stalls, 2a 6d; Pit,>ls. ;, ~ Koserved Seats at Uptoc & Co.1. ,'.,,:.., SH A X ESP E A X I.A. N • MUSIC. >BKADINGS.:AND.i !. TABLEAUX VIVANTS ..'- »t b n ,WlUglvo: No. 3 of the WINTKR SHRISSOF ; „• ~- .■KNTSRTAINMKNTS, , \< IN CONNBOTION WITn.S.,M4TTHK>V'S PABISU, ::■ ...-.! andwilibo givoain'r,,-. . i .^lioina -ST.'JAMES' HALL, WBtIINGTOK^STRBEUrT : On THURSDAY next, July 28th,'.; h >'" ■; '..' atß;p,m. ■■ -„ _. .■,;; i l-' Admission—One Shilling. OT.1 LU X E'S C.H'tJ^G;^ P;;.',;:;. : . .■; MOUNT. AtBERT. 'J :'j? , > !^'« An Entertainment, consisting of Amaf.our - Theatricals and Concert, will bo given 'JriUho Mount Albert Hall on TUESDAY, 2nd.'AugU3ti at 8 p.m., in aid of the Organ Fund. rl " ! < Tioketfl,2s. - • ■'-■ •■■■■■ ' 'Bub will leave Union Bank at 7 p;m, '; s■ yiw Lectures. . ;;|^ t '\ YOUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN AS« SOCIATION. :i ttwri Corner of Wollesley and Albert streßts.! ~ Winter .Couesk of Lkctuees,' 1881. August s—Entertalpment, Jiualoal and Literary! August 12-Leoture: "Novels"—Rer. D, w. Kunciman, M.A. -' . . :?• : September 2-Leoture: "Christian Work pin, Australasia"—Key. Wm. Morle"y v * ,' 1 September9—Entertainment1 : '•» ■-•■•■': -■- • -.' , September 23^tebture: "Italy and the Wald" enses, with a Visit to Rome Bnd the Valleytf of the Vaudpls"—Rev. A. M. McCallnm. October 7—Lecture: Subject to be advertised. Commence at 7.30. Seats reserved for Ticket holders ti117.20. ■-••'■ :.J--" i »■'<■•■ :*':'. Tickets for the Course (to admit bearer and lady),' '6s; ■ Binglo • Tiokets for Course, 3a 6d j i Single Ticket, Is, to be obtained from theßdqk gellerg. Members oC Committee, or at tho Booms. ; . ; THOMAS BUDDLBJ,"- "' •■■■// ,: fwvinOit'! I '■: ■'■ •' ' r 'HonjiSeoi1 ' Spoft'mfe. - h ,,.- >1 ;|LT E L B OUBN B | O.UIP,:' l.lJk !i ■ 10 000 SUBSCRIBERS AT £]. BACH. J; ijirst Horse .. «,3000 Non-starters- ' >rL &2.0001. iSeoond Horso ...1,000, . ..(divided).;,.^:, iThird Horse :. 500 GPrteespf £100..,,' .'tm, Other Starters.: 1,500 6 Prizes of £50 ..'3OO, j .'•;_;'; (divided).;,-;. HOPfizeaof «I0.v; I.WO, : Average for other Starters 1b about £75 each: average for Non-starters is about £25 each; and the 122 Extra Prizos, consisting of six prizes ot £100 eaoh, six prizes, of £50 each, and 110 prizeSa £10 each, brings up the nnmber of Winning- I'icketa to about 240. This Is the best oppor tunity over brought before the public in the Australian Colonies. ... ~,. ~ ~,.... ■ Please add exchange'; to ohoaue, and two stamps for reply and result. { „„', tirlj .11 THKODORK BROWN, oi*,' , 19, Grey-street, or Box 210, Post-office, Auckland, .':;.;■. . Auoklana. May, 1881.'. o . '. : 'i ' ... ~. ~! ~Medical.' ' TO FABMEKS, L LIVERY AND BAIT STABLK-KEKPEBS r ' : CARTERS, AND OTHKKB. .', ..' .=••- i " ; HORSE AND CATM.E OnJS,_^_; . For Wounds, CutsVßruisna, Strains, Lamenosa, Rheumatism, Kicks, Broken Knees, Soro Backs Saddle and Collar Galls, Swelled Legs Stilt Joints, Ewas Injured iii Lambing, &c, &c. : Tnia Invaluable preparation should bo kept in i. every stable—it never fails to oitocfc a Cur-a in ■< the above caeca, if persevered with; it liaa been used with the greatest success in numberless ' cases, and is by far the Chuapeat Embrocation in ' the Market, , ... ~• .. ~ ..■'.. <■•■ !. ■■ .:• ■'•'-1! i:»" 1 The following •Testimonials'.(among'nJanV;' others) havo been received from woll-kriown / Sitizena:— - :■• '.-1'1 ■■ ■■;■ '■ ?ia ■ ':'.!' }' H t ".5 j : ■,'. ':;■. ■ ::. TESTIMONIAI^.;I'l^ ;■•' j'H^'p I MoooU Vlotorb Stable's, uVlotbrla-Btree't, !t',,j. r ij I November 2,1880. . TOiMHiOBAWFOBD :'■'"« ■■ ■■' ' ••; ■■' S?*? f'j j Dear Sir,—Having given your valuable Horae' !1 and, Cattle Oils, for Cuts, Bruises, Strains, Collar Galls, &c, a fair trial, I have great pleasure in recommending ifaanera, Livory and Bait Stable-keepera, or anyone that has Horaeß, :'i never to J)e without the same.: ■ s, J -■■'>■•■• i«t j " 1 remain, dear sir, , ■■:■•. ■>■■■: ■:, .( „ _„,„ , Yours .respectfully,..- ~.,.—-—- • ;,""'■, .'' .■-' • 7W> QUICK.; iaMA _■;':' •:-y-— rr -;. ■■;:.< %-J "■'[ t ■ • ' Greyhound Stables, Auckland, "" ; November 17,1880. Mr CHfjVFORD, Newton: f Having effeoted several cures with the use of, your Horse and Cattle Oils, I have. much ; pleasure in testifying to its good quality in the,-.; cure of Cuts, Wounds, Collar Bruises.' &c. &c, ;-, ;. ;IH.;W.,.WIGQINS;;,:j I .o •j T: •'■ :■■'.)*'■:- jfewton, Auckland, : ■■ November 18,1880. Mb Crawford ; Dear Sir,—l have used your celebrated Horso and Cattle Oils, for Broken Knees and other open wounds, with wonderful success, and can confidently recommend it to anyone as tho bos. preparation I ever tried. j ,•" , ' I am, dour sir, f ...-., ■} h, 0-;, -, V ;; •■ Yours,&c,&c, „.■*-„- J.,jWARRBN.,.! CRAWFORD'S HORSE "& CATTLE OILa :• May be had from most Saddlers, In bottleSi at Zs (3d andss oach.t ■>•■ -.y, ,", uifiK Country Aqbnts Wanted. ' ■'■'', ,| "Jl^, Prepared and sold by i CE AW FuKD, Chemist,.. ;.,,,. Nowton. Auckland. ■' .. . . . ; | . ■■!,■..-•,-..- "'. ■■' f jm O R S ALE ' ANXJi TO ABKIVE At Lowest Mabket Rates (Wholksalb); , r . I' iMilUngOata -. / ' ',: •;■ i : Danish and Tartarian Oata '],■■:'-\'-l jjj ; ; ! Milling Wheat '-.-, ■:. '.'. '.-'■■■ .'■.•. ' :'-'.[ Adelaide, Auckland, Christchurch/.'; j Oamatu, and Timarn Wheats i:l Meek's, MoGlU's, and Somerville Broa. Oatmeal. - ' ■' -":'■■.■:;'.• "TO"ARRIVE,: .; ' .' : ;,"-;.' ' I Per ' Roderick Dhu,' from Dunedln: j 1,000 Backs Prime Black Oats for Seed, D. .IL iMoKtNZI;!^-^"'' JFortand Gore streets, June 8,1881.' ■ :>,,>:■'■". '.'". u"-i"""t '' k '"I op c ciA xi -~j*r pj,t ,}■„?, Hr ; REDUCTION OF 10 PER! CBNT. ;_;; Taylok's Patent Serving M'XcnxNKS"; ' (HAND AND TBBADIJC) R«> Will be Sold at the above .Reduction for JyC.^ ' TWO MONTHS. -•■' '.I/A Thesa Machines are well known for. thelifn , durable and efficient qualities Those.who,"l ■ desire a thoroughly genuine article ehotUif avail Vi , themselves of thla opportunity. ,;.j : ■■, '■:. Taylor's Twisted Loop Machine can also'ba if had, Reduced to 365. ' : . ij:^ ' Agent T. PKA CO C X,-. Optician. • * Spectacles, Teieaeopes.Microßcopw,Bar motew, : Elactrioßells, So., &c. '.[ >Vi;: Instrumente and Machines itepaired, " l^ i", SHOBTL ANi)...S,T.ftP,6I i (Opposite the pogtrvflifeii '^