The Auckland Evening Star.

XII.—No. 3,453

AUCKLAND, N.Z.. SATURDAY. AUGUST 37, ,1881.

(Publish* d Daily.) |

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—— M— —MM————— Shipping. jE^Sv- IvTORTHEIiN STEAMSHIP -i»££g£:±l CO. (LIMITED). "aaalu^ i TIME TABLE-AUOUST. (Weather and other Circumstances Permitting). FOR TATTRANOA AND BAY OF PLENTY PORTS. ETEAMEH. I DATE OF SAILING. Glenelg I Monday, 19, 5 p.m. „ I Thursday, Ist September, 5 p.m. Tho s.s. 'StafTa' will connect with 'Welling ton ' for Opotiki every Tuesday. FOR RUSSELL, WHANGAROA, & MANGONUI. Wellington | Monday, 29,5 p.m, FOR WHANGAREI, WHANGAREI HEADS, AND MANGAPAI. Every Tuesday at 5 p.m, Argylo (Carrying passengers and cargo for Waipn). FOR WHANGARKI AND WHANGAREI HEADS. Every Friday at 5 p.m, Argylo (Carrying passengers and cargo for vv'aipu). FOR lIOKIANGA (FROM ONEHUNGA). t>« ,„„ I Tuesday, 30,1 p.m. Rowena | A> Barne3t Agent at Qnehunga ; FOR MANGAWAI. Fingal I Every Thursday, at 4 p.m. ] FOR MBRCUBY BAY. Fingal | M.very Monday, at 4 p.m. No cargo received after 4 p.m. Small parcels prepaid at the office on the wharf. I Passage tickets must bo taken at the Com pany's Office, No. 67, Queen-street. Auckland. J A. McGRKGOR. •> Managing Direotor. nSilwst^ "rVTORTHERN STEAMSHIP CO. (LIMITED). FOR WAIT AR A. The p.s, «R 0 W E N A' Will leave Onehunga as above TO-MORROW (Saturday), the 27th instant, at 1 p.m. Freight. 12s 6d per ton. For freight or passage apply to A. MCGREGOR, Manager; Or to A. BAHNE3, Onehunga. i£&&^ T>ENiNSULAR AND ORI -gSESSgIJL ENTAL STEAM NAVIGA <-%»s3S»'*TION COMPANY. PROBABLE SAILING ARRANGEMENTS. I For CEYLON, &c, w.th Mails and Passengers for EUROPE aid the EAST. The 'KAISAR-I-HIND,' J. C. Babot Commander, loaves Sydney on 21th August, and Melbourne on 30th August; pro ceeds direct to Southampton via Oalle. Place and Hour of Departure:— SYDNEY.. _ Oircmar Quay, a: 9 a.m, Melbourne .. Railway Pier, at 2 p.m. Adelaide .. Glenelg, about 5 p.m. For further information apply to CRUICiSHANK & CO.. Agents for Auckland. Tf I TNION STEAMSHIP K~"~'\r~^ U COMPANY OFJINEW lit" tSilyA A ZK7 "jAND (Limited : Ip^pa ■. . ■ •.....,.-. i Ir^'j-Lfi^a^ Time Table— PJI AUGUST, ISBI. FOR GISBORNE, NATEK, WKLLLNGTON LYTTELTON, PORT OHALMKRB. AND . BLUFF (FROM QUKEN-STrEET WHARF) Steamship. Date ot Sailing. Latest ' ' , __ Train.l Rotorua Thurs., Sep. 1,10 a.m. — FOR TAHANAM.I. NKLSO-, PICTON. WKL LINGTON. LYTTKLTON, AND West ,': Coast Port j (from Manukau) Hawea ' Tuesday,3o,lo.3oa.m. 9.10 a.m. ; ~^Z^Z FOR SYONKY. Albion Tuesday, Sep. 0,4 p.m. - ; FOR MELBOURNE. Via 3QUTB | Rotorua ~,V Thurs., Sep. 1,10 a,m. — j l", ft': -V';V . .■ j FOR KQ3Sm '. »N>: ; A ■■ A"- N Rotorua Monday, 29.4 p.m. — \ «" Cargo mnt be alongside one hour before time ot departure. ! Passage Tickets must bo taken at the offloe before embarking. ' • I Auaklfiid Branch I .'• 53 Queen-street. "/".'■-:'' J ' " ._. J .QvA, UTISAM TO LOWJJOJN.1 ,MfMil^> ORIENT-LINE. *G«iSsiiSswsra ihoibllowlng Steamships be onging'to the Orient Steam Navigation Com* panylLimitedl.and the t aclOc Steam N Rvigation Company will leave SYuNKY at the under mentioned dates for MKLBOURNE. ADE LAIDE and LONDON, via Suez Canal:— Sieamer. I *eg. Ton'ge | Date. J.USITANIA...... ?825 I Sept. U LIGURIA.. . 4,066 I Sept. 28 POTO^I... 4,219 I Octoberl2 i CHIMBORAZO.... SBl7 October 26 JOHN KLDKR.... 4.151 I Novem. 9 And the Service will be malntatnea Dy suc ceeding steamers at intervals of a Fortnight. Fare to London, 15 to 70 guineas. Suez Canal Dues, 8s in addition. i Parcels booked through to London. I Passengers c°n book from Auckland at a . through rate to cover Intercolonial fare and Canal dues, and so secure special advantages. j Passages from London can be granted In Auckland. ■••-•<' . j For plans and full particulars, apply, In London, to F. Green & Co., and Anderson, Anderson &, Co.. Joint Managers of the Une; | or to the Agents in Auckland. , ' j UNION STEAMSHL? DO. OF N.Z, • 'Limited) Queen-street; THE HOT "^sSESO SPRINGS, MAHURANGI; i^raa,:ai,^MATAB;ANA, KAWAU, AND OMAHA;'-' ""••" ■■■•■■ '■'■'" ' i Thes.B. ROSE OABEY, Al at Lloyds. ' ', W. Somerville. Master. For Hot Springs and Matakana—Evary tubs? • day, at 11 o'clock I For Hot Springs Bnd Mahurangi—Every Thurs day and Saturday, at 11 o'clook All oargo must be down half-an-hour before advertised time of leaving, or it will not be cken. ■ . ~ . 1 No Parcels or Goods taken without a shipping note. " For freight or passage apply to 3. OASKY J-QS^k TEAM T O Th. E I§|m^>;" ,THA ME S TE .ARO HA GOLDFIELDS, CONNECTING WITH OHINKMURI. OMAHU, WAITO-V. PLAINS, AND MORRINS- . VTLLE. Piako District. •ENTERPRISE No. 2' AND P.S. 'PATIKI.' From Auckland j From Thames I " . _ Saturday, 10 p.m. Monday, 11 p.m. Tuesday, 12 noon We 3nes„ 12 midnight Thursday, 1.30 p.m. | Iriday Saturday, 12 midnight Tho time table of river ste mers to be seen at Enterprise'Offif?, Wharf.; . ~ ; 'TbThame3 _ Saloon. 7s 6d'; Steerage, 6s , •'■ To Ohinemuri through, 53 extra To Te Aroha through, 10s extra . Not responsible for snipping* carrying* or dis charging live stock, '•■ , , ._• „- . Notice.-No cargo will be receivod after 5 p.m,during tho winter■monthß.— y ££ Agents. ■ ' '* . ' .JS^^. jV/|AILLER'& QUEREAU ''.'.^^^^^No. 61. STONE-STREET, NEW Proprietors of the . KANGAROO LINE, SAILING PACKETS, ~' From New York to all the Principal Austra lian and New Zealand Ports. ,\..., : R. P. BARBER, A gont in Auckland. Indents filled with promptness, and freight engagements made at current rates. S" r OASSENGERS' LIME OF ' -l^^^v -*- PACKHiTSTONEWZEA &^^^a oWNHD BY MESSRS. SHAW' SAVILLE, & CO., 31, Leadenhall-street, London. The above line of ships are regnlar traders to all the principal ports in New Zealand. 1-hey are clipper ships, classed Alat Lloyds, and com manded by experienced masters, lhe bill oi fare is most substantial, md.of tho best quality, and the accon-iuodation .roomy and conven'ent. The undersignea are empowered to grant pas -11 sages from London to New Zealand, payment for which have been guaranteed in the colony. Return Bhips to London also leave at almost regular intervals. ' , , ;; 1 ...Fullparticniareonapphcatlon to •■"■ nfavos f.JLi'D. -NATHAN' & CO^VLi. tt:>: y. i • ..-,„...,; OWEN & GRAHAM, ='}■ Agentß. ■' OBUIOKSHANK & CO. i



Shipping. ;. j *Bf2S&=^ XXf AI UK. U AND ONJ4 :3HC£2£, TT HUNGA STEAM NAVI *asHgg*gGATION CO. (Limited). TIME TABLK-AUG., 1881. as. ' 'MANUKAU.' | Leave'Onehunga: Leave Waitl ku: Aug. Aug. ! 29—Monday. Sam 29—Monday, 12.30 p m | 31—Wednesday, 9am 31—Wednesday, 1.30p m Leave Onotnnga for Manukau Heads—Every Thursday, at 8 a m. i By order of the directors, all Freight must be prepaid. '■ A. CUNNINGHAM, Agent. rtga. TOOK LONDON Tho Iron Clipper Barque AKABY MAID, 837 tons register, AAI at Lloyd's, Alexander Cromarty, Commander, will sail as above on i or about TUESDAY, the 20th Septomber. For freight or passage apply to THE NEW ZEALAND SHIPPING COMPANY (LIMITED), Agents. : Auckland, AugUßt 22,1881. j 'iiiiSs&^ TZ" ATP AKA fcSTE AMSHIP g^ggJX. COMPANY (LIMITED). ' ' NOTICE. On and after Monday, the 18th Instant, the p.s 'CITY OF CORK' will leave Riverhead for Auckland daily at 8.30 I a.m., and Queen-street Wharf for Riverhoad at I 4 p.m.. until further notice. W. LODDER, Manager, July 15,1881. jS^Kf-^ QTKAM TO THAMES, CAR. RYING PASSENGERS AND -™*ww cargo, connecting with ohinb muri, Omahu, Waitoa Plains, andlMqrrinst ville (Piako District). / Time Table. S.S, 'ROTOMAHANA.' From Auckland t , Saturday, 3 afternoon Monday, 4 afternoon Tuesday. 4 afternoon . Wednesday, 4.30 afternoon ~,;;, . ■ Friday, 6 afternoon | From Thames i ■ Monday, 9 morning '.' Tuesday, 9 morning Wednesday, 9 morning Thursday, 11 morning ' Saturday, 1 afternoon , < i Fares to Thames: Saloon. 7s 6d : Steerage, ss. FreWht through to To Aroha, 25s per ton. • No Carlo received within half-an-hour of ad vertised time of leaving. FRASEB & TINNE,. Agents. . Stove ana uven JM.aK.er. mHE BEST NEW YEAR PRESENT you can mako is one of rTERBERT TT OMITH'Sj IMPROVED NEW ZEALAND ECLIPSE WROUGHT-IRON COTTAGE RANGES. ■ l- " j FIVE PER CENT DISCOUNT ALLOWED OFF ALL PURCHASES THIS WEBK. BEWARE OF IMITATIONS « x g \AUCKLANDyI S WHAT THE PERSONS WHO HAVE TB.EM IN USE SAY !(j j , ."To Mr H. H. Smith: , The ranges which I purchased of you have been found to glvo every satisfaction. "J. HALIDAY. Epsom, August 10th 1880. Now Plymouth, Oct. 25,1878. Mr H. H. Smith: Sir,—l have had one of your Patent Portable Ovens n use for some years, and find it has fully borne out the merits you claimed for it viz., portability, economy, and facility of neat, ing. I much prefer it to either a fixed oven or a heavy cast iron one. Please send me one ot your Improved Portable Side Ovens, largest size. The side opening for the Are is, I think, a great Improvement. ■>> I am, Bir. ', Yours very truly, -: H. S. Skeet. Stoves sold on the Deferred Payment System. i AUCKLAND IRON WORKS, DURHAM-STREET. uraDerv. TO OR ONE MONTH ONLY. GREAT BARGAINS,';-iv j WIIANGAREI. ,! I H. A. M c KE A N , iS . ■ ■■:'..,,.■ In order to make room for ■.;» -'■•' I SPRING AND AUTUMN SHIPMENTS (Shortly to arrive), • ut; j IS DETERMINED TO REDUCE HIS ' STOCK, and is SELLING Dress Materials from 6d and 7d French Serges, 10id; woith Is 6d Cashmeres, Twills, &c„ &c, equally cheap I ladles' Hats from Is; worth 3s 6d Ditto, trimmed, 5s 6d; worth 12s 6d Men's and Boys' Clothing. Trousers and Vests, 19J C 4; worth 25s Ditto ditto, 2f j 6d; worth 303 Calicos, Sheetings, and Flannels equally j cheap. I FOR CASH. I Oil and Colour Merchants. ■VTEW PaPE X H AJN GINGS JX 13H188C. :j Large and Small Buyers of PaperhanglngS W i do well to lnspeot HOLLAND & BUi'LER'S PiPEBHANJINOS, Oil, Colour, & GLASS ' Warehouse, 28 & SO. VICTORIA-STREET, AUCKLAND Where may be Inspected one of the largest and best-selected Stooks of Paperhangings inNew Zealand, From £d!per piece to the most costly, GILT » STAINED PICTURE-FR AM X MOULDTNGt In Great Variety. Picture-Framing in all its branches, ' lowest possible rates. Oils, Colours, Glass. Varnishes, Brushy are Sorlm. Glass Shades, Wax Flower Making Materials &c„ &Q. HOLLAND & *BUTLER, oil and Class Merchants. OAPEREANGINGS, XT WHITE LEAD. &C. W. PHILLIPPS & SON Are Now Landing, ex Loch Dee, 450 PACKAGES ''~' .. . \ PAP E R H A N G I N G S SCRIMS and HESSIANS, OILS, WHITE LEAD, ZINC WHITE, PATENT PAINT, COLOURS, &c, in Wood andiron Silvered, Polished and Rough Plate, • Ornamental, Photo, and Common Window GLASS, VARNISHES BRUSHES, AND TRADE SUNDRIES. W. Phillipps & Son, »5&97. QUEKN-STREET. -ry uR E b"o NED US T JAMES SOPPET AND CO. Are supplying Fine Bonedust of their own manu faoture, guaranteed free from any adulteration £8 10s per ton, sacks or bags included, at the Mills, Freeman's Bay, or their Store, No. 8 Lower Queen-street. Bones bought in any quantities. October 25. 880 ' CIREEMAU'-i BAY STEAM AND FLOUR MILLS. JAMES SOPPET AND CO. Have on hand at their Mills and Store, No. Lower Queen-street:— . ; Fine Flour and Household (quality guaranteed. Also, Bran, Sharps, Pig Meal >jl Mate?' Oats, .Wheat, and Barley, Craoked and Whole ' • '■.','.; .,' '. :ail exceilehtquilitv,«t very low rfttea,



Draper?.,.,.,,. BARGAINS! BARGAINS ! BAR GAINS I^Ladies, beax in mind that Wil liams lias Opened up anothor lot ot Fresh Goods, which he iutonds to sell cheap. The best and cheapest lot of Ladies' Underclothing in , Auck land ; the best assortment of Real and Imitation Maltese Lace: a nice lot of Lace, and Silk Ties, Neck Frilling; alar-re • assortment of Gilt and Black Brooches and ICarrlngs. cheap; Indies from the country would do well to buy their goods at Williams's, Cheapest Houeo in Town, foot of Groy-street. four doors above Market Entrance. Open till 9 p.m. TO U B L I 0 - W O X I C JS. J. QILMOUE, DRAPER, Upper Symonds-strket, Wishes to inform the Public that ho has just received an immense pock of Ladies' and Gentlemon's Umbrellas in black and coloured, and i 3 selling them at prices that ought to com mand the attention and give satisfnc ;on to everyone who patronizes his shop for them. These goods have been bought cheap, and, as I tho stock is too large-to soil off in a roasonaole time, thoy are marked at low prices to command a spoedy snle.' There is also a vory largo Btock of Lidies' Corsets varying in prices from 3s to 10a 6d, which must be sold cheap to rodeco. *mong this lot very serviceable stays can bo had at 5s (Id; strong and well-shaped in dork colours with spoon busk. Every one who want! good wearing Stays should see them at J. GILMOUR, Uppet Symonds street. 278 \ LEAKING OALE 278 DRAPERY, HOSIERY, &c., 07fi At' JOHN KEEPING'S, . „ 7S 'upper queen -street. ,' The Stock is only recently Purchased at a Great Reduction, but in oonseqnence of tho Pbkmisks being Small we aro obliged to CLEAR VS OUT WITHOUT HKFEHENCE TO COST, in order to get room for ho SPRING Si'OCK. TnK Whole ok the Goods, without kx seption, will be sold at Prices which must insure a clearance, as wo must havo tho room for the Fresh Goods.. We quote a few Prices to show that the Sale IS THOROUGHLY GENUINE ;— First Choice 1-button Josephine Kid Gloves, 4/9 I Also, Choice Colours in Kid Gloves, 1/9 Ladies' Good Merino Hose, 1/3; worth 1/9 Real Ostrich Feathers (long), 4/6; worth 7/ Ladies' White Corsets, spoon busk. 2/9; worth I Long Muslin Curtains, 5/6 nair; worth 7/6 French Cashmere, 1/9 yard: worth 2/6 Wide Winsey, /1J: worth /7 Girls' Caihmere Hose, 1/6; worth 2/3 Ladies' Wove Uhters, 12/6; worth 17/6 . Ladies' Black Cloth Jackets, trimmed, 0/6 J worth 15/. £S" Note the addrets :— JOHN KKESING, 278, UPPER QUKKN-STREET. ASIJMGLK UALL AT A. U. STEPHEN SON'S NEWTON HoUSK Karpngahape Road, is all that is needed to prove that Pur chasers of Drapery can obtain Goods of equal value, and very much lower prices, than at tOWii. A.O.S. cilia Bcecial attention to his Complete Stock'of Flannels, Calicoes. Blankets, Plaids, Bergcs, Ich Beiges, Httin Cloths, Cashmeres, Tweeds. Ulsters, Jackets; also, to his Varied Stock of Hosiery. Gloves, and Straw Goodß. 1 caso Corsets juat arrived A. 0. STHIPHKNSON, Newton (near Poßt Office) i V*/~ ELLESLEY HOUSE. We aro now Selling THE]BALANCK OF OUR WINT.tR STOCK OF DRAPERY AND MILLINERY, AT GREATLY REDUCKD PRICKS, FOR CAsn. -"-Ladies' and Maid's Ulsters ■*• . Ladies' Cloth Jackets „ n „ /-> r» a m Winter Skirts and Shawls n *au S°*j£ Straw Hats: a larger number ?£s£ priobl of the Best Shapes Btili on ONI'Y -V- hand. -v Stock Must be Cleared, to Mako Room for Large Shipments to Arrive. REDUCTIONS IN EVERY DEPARTMENT, FOR ONE MONTH ONLY, AT LOVETT'S HKAP DRAPKRY. i W BLLKSLEY-STREBT. // DKFKRRKD . \ II P A V M E N T I• ■ < 11 ' SYSTEM ' / ; ! MUNRO & MILLIGASj TAILORS, DRAPER 3, AND OUTFITTERS, | KARANGAHAPE ROAD (Opposite Newton Post CBoe), Have a Well - assoktkd STOCK ot the BEST CLASS GOODS, ' In the following ! Departments!— Dresses; Prints, Calicoes, Longcloths, Sheetings, Linens, Flannels, Blankets, Kugs. Carpots, Oxford Shirting, Counterpanes, Waterproof Cloaks, Mantles, French Msrlnoes, Shawls, Cash meres, Silks, Shirts, Curtains, , Umbrellas,' Mantle Cloths, aud Tweeds, Having found that there is an opening for a TAILORIr-G BUSINKSS on the Deferred Payment System, 'hey have secured theser? vices of a FIKSf CLASS CUTTER, and are now prepared to make to measure, from First cla«s Materials, at reasonable prices, every description of Clothing. ', . . . . : AH Tweeds thoroughly shrunk bofore being made np, and fit and workmanship guaranteed* The Deferred Payment System has been found to be a great boon, by enabling those with, limited incomes to procure necessaries in the easiest possible way. H I M. & M. having had considerable London ex perience in thiß particular System of Businosn, and having their Goodß direct from the Best London and Glasgow Firms, are in a position to offer the BKST GOODS on tho MostlADvan taqeoub Termb. tr Note the Address,— '' IUTUNBO & ' Tyf IL'LIGAN, KARANGAHAPK ROAD ; ' (ODDOsite the Newton Post Office), Business Notices. I \jy INIEK 'EVBItING AMUSEMENTS. :: Call and Inspect the Assortment ! OF , i AMATEURS' LATHES & FRET-SAWS « Just Opened by J. HO W D E N, I ■WATCHMAKER, SHOHTLANP-STHEET. , QCORIA ASH ! SCORIA ASH! Delivered or supplied from' the Pit (known as Gillies), at Mount Eden, at current rateß, viz. i— ■Red; screened, for grinding purposes m j Red, screened, for garden walks > . , Coarse, for roads, &c.,&c. ~ Orders addressed to the undersigned, or left at ■ the Pit, will havo dispatch. ■ WM. BRIERLKY. • ! ,•• ■>' •-. > .. /, Onehunga. | N.B.—Anyone found removing Gravel with out a written order will be nrosecuted, , ;' "VT OTI UJS O i? iiEMUVA L. C. LITTLE (late J. J. Mills), FURNITURE EMPORIUM, Is REMOVING to Temporary Premises, ALBBRT-STREKT (next Fire' Brigade Shed), pending the Erection of a New Shop. I /-< O T O BATH VJT to Roth's Public Hot, Cold, and Shower Baths, Victoria-street Mast. 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 supp'ied with every convenience, Turkish towels, flesh and hair brushes, combs, respirators, soaps, &c. Select bath-rooms (private) for Ladies every day at all hours, with female attendance. One Shilling. Please note the address: Victoria street East, above the Greyhound Hotel, and. next the Cheap Bedding and Fnrnitnra Mart Auckland ■ -|J c M 0 V. A L. Alfred (Jucksey begs to inform his nu merous friends that he has Removed^ from Wakefield street to his New .-tore on the Mount Kden Road, near smith's Stahes. All Goods at town prices. First-class articles guaranteed. IfttZlies waited on daily. • Agent for the Mount EdeEiKailway StationCoaland Firewood Depot. giGHT _SaiL CONTRACT. Allperßons in the-City or Suburba requiring the services of the present Contractor _at the reduced rams Bhould.makee^.appUcation. toG- WILSON, at his..residence, Nelson-street, or undercover, addressed.™ G.- Wilson, flight. Boil Contractor, City Council Offices, ■



■ Business Notices. j "O L E C T R I C LIGHT, ELECTRIC LIGHT! ''' . j .1500 lbs. ELECTRIC SPERM CANDLES,1 'li -• 'j •: SD. PER lb. R ~.." E W'S, . ! Victoria-street. rnK) BUTCHERS, SETTLERS JL FARMERS, AND OTIIEKS, , The undersignod are Cash Purchasers of HIDES, SHEEPSKINS, WOOL. TALLOW! BEESWAX. &c„ &c, at Highest Market Rates, in any quantity. I Consignors direct will havo prompt and im mediate cash remittance"! returned at satisfac-i tory rates. — • IRELAND BROS., ' TiNNER AND LEATHER MANUFACTURERS, I • I \UOKLANII, V' I 0 T O li,'.: l v N U U E..TJ French and Fnglirh House, WKLLKSLEY-STRKET. " ! The Only Practical Ladiics' Hairdresser AND IIAIUWOHKKR IN AUCKLAND, j From tho First Horses in Franco and London, A Large Stock of Human Hair always ou hanfi. Laniea' Wijs made to ordor. Gentle men's Wigs, Whiskers and Moustachios on hand, or mane to order. Ladies' Fronts, &c. Lariies" Combings worked, as required. Select Rooms for Ladies. Hnir-outting, Shampooing, and Halrdi\)Bsing. Keleci Room for Gentlemen' OJANFOUD'S KAKM PRODUCE AND k-> F B U I T. D:iiryFed -aram*^ PorkPles Chops, Gd ■& tgsffismMffim & Heads, perl'o, o'''-VmMW^^M Cooke(la 6dlb. ™K&®Vi&if*miM&BSSS^ Samage SUPERIOR POTTED HEAD, 8d per lb Ve«etablos, Oranges, Apples, Banana! Poultry always on hand. Fine Young Fowls from Is 9d to 3s 3d each ; 'laranaki Butter, 1b the lb. Victoria-street, four doors above X 'bert-atreet ,T\TEW SEASON TEAS! , NEW -Ll SEASON TEAS! ' I PRIME ROLL BACON PRIME ROLL BACON WILLIAM PARKJEjR, j HOBSON-STREET, < WPOSITE Minetti's French Bakery. OUPERIOR CORRUUATED TANKS. S. PARKER HAS FOR SALE a number of tho above, with Tap ready fOr u«e, £2 and uowurds, At his Ste Air Works, Victoria-: tbeet, or his Shop Wkl KBLEY-STREET. Large quantities of SpoutinT, Bidging, and Down pipes nlvvavß in stock. Verandah Iron curvea at. shortest notice. Manufacturer of Load and Compo Pipe. A choice solertion of Cliaudoliors, &c., at his Wolicsley-street shopf Country orders will i>lways receive his prompt attention. , , , Licensed to lay on Wator. Sole Patentee op the Improved Lead Edge Ridoing. I~S~ITIMAN'S PHOTO ROOMS; SIIOKTLANI." STREET. Tourists end Visitors aro invited to inspect Pnlman's Views of the Hot 1 ikes, Auckland and Bush Scenory, &o. The great-st-variety of Original Portraits of Maori Celebrities in New Zealand. PHOTOGRAPHY IN ALL ITS BRANCHES. IUOTICE OF REMOVAL. Jas. A. PennAi.i.igen wishes to inform his fi lends, customers, and tho general public that ho has Removed to the premises lately occupied by Mr Cucksoy, "Wn.tefiold-streot. J.A.P., in thanking his customers for their previous sup : port, hopes for a continuance of their patronage, as It will be his endeavour to offer them the bast quality at lowest prices. -fcX OTICE OF KEMOV Alj Mhssriv WHITm & WATKINSON, Tailors, Victoria-Btreet, Now wish to inform the Public of Auckland that they have Removod to their' spacious Now Premises, next Union Bank of Australasia, and b3g to than": their patrons for tho cordial support vouch: afed during tho last two yoar3. Messrs W. & W. solicit a continuance of past favours. They a:e opHning with a Large Now Stock, comprising Wo9t of England Worsted Coa'ingp, Bannockburn and Mosgiol Tweods, Sorgorettes aid Serges, in all shades. mO TRAVELLERS, &C. Presents fdr Home.—Very Randßome Curj osity Cabinets, Inlaid Table Tops, and Walking Sticks, made of rich and boautiful New Zealand Woods; also, Polished Specimens of Woods in bmall box, and Brasc-bound.Chests of Drawers in picked Mottled Kauri. All at very reason able prloes. ■'•"' ' " WILLIAM NORRIE, Worker of Native Woods.too of-"hortland-streot. I- l f>j^^^™i^^»»>.»»i«l Mui!«i^i»ia«a»»j . Formosa? in Morto. . | TVTEW ZEALAND FERNSJ \j\ Unmounted, or ;( Tastof ally Mounted in various ways, FROM 12 ti P TO 120 VAR ETIKS, - or Sale by i I ERIC CRAIG, Princes-street. • " j YOUNG WOMEN'S INSTITUTE, Agency for governesses and Servants' Registry. Rospootable Servants are requested to apply . UPPER QUEEN-STREET, ~',' . AUCKLAND, Fee from Employers, ss. I:'" '"' Fee from Governesses. ss, Fee from Servants, 2s Gd. , i mHIRTY DAYS CHEAP SALE OF A BOOTS AND SHOES ' AT WILKINS & CO.'S, : 42, Victoria-street, | ■t ( o Price List : -Infants' Shoes and Boots from 6d to 3s 9d .Children's Boots and She js, our own make, 6 to 9. 2s 9d, 3s Gd, and Is | Children's ES. own make, 4s 9d; English, 3s 6d Women's Boots, Kid ES, superior quality, 83 6d; I do do do, medium quali,.y, 7s 6d and 63 6d Slippers, from la lOd per pair Men's EH, own make, lis Od; toor^er, while ths sale is on, for 12s Gd; Balmorals, 10s Gd, to order for lis Gd; Shoes, 9s to order. Remember for Thirty Days Only, : WILKIN S & CO. -vroTICK OF REMOVAL. JOHN DINNISON, Grocer, Kyber Pass Road.t.gs to inform his customers that he will be Kemovcd to New Pre "ises, Newmarket, next door to Mr Tait, Chemist. .; J.U. trusts that hia friends will still continue to favour him, and he will do all in his power to .merit the patronage. OOK OUT FOR THE BLUE DOOT! Where You Get 'GOOD VALUE FOR YOUR MONEY! - . All our Goods are Made on the Premises, For Style and Quality cannot be surpaEtcl. BOOTS and SHOE-3 of every description Made to Order on tho shortest notice, JUST~A N D E D, ex Loch Dee, 21 cases of LADIES' and CHILDREN'S ENGLISH GOODS in great vauoty. A large assortment of Ladies' Felt Slippers. All will be Sold at Low. Prices. The Largest Stock in Auckland to Select From. C. BRO~O KE S. BLUE BOOT, opposite Garllok and Cranwell's QUEEN-STREET, AUCKLAND. YOUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSO CIATION, corner of wellkslky and albert'streets Reading Room, Comfortably Furnished. All the Leading Papers on the tables. Subscription, 2a Gd per quartar. The Library contains lup wards of 28U0 vols, in the various departments ot Literature, Subscription, 2s Gd per quarter. Tea and.Coffee provided. Employment and Boarding-house Reg sters, Meeting for Yo*ung Men on Tuesdays, at 7.30. Evangelistic Service, Thursdays, at 7.3 U. Bible Reading and Prayer, Saturday, at 730. Bible Class, Sunday, at 3 p.m. Strangers and others (especially Young Men) cordially invited to visit the Rooms, where alt information miy be obtained. Open from 8 a.m. till 10 p.m. rjpo POULTRY BREEDERS. EGGS supplied for HATCHING from | Bramhas, dark Couching, buff I Couchins, black J.angshans, black Hamburgs, silver spangled . Spanish, black These birds are from tho celebrated stocks of Lady Guyder, Ipswich, England. . Terms, &0., on receipt of stamped envelops. Alforders addressed to the Poultry Yard. Lake Takapuna, or. Robertson Broa.,'SymondS-stroet, will receive prompt attention. .-.,<,-



——■——■ g—lll II I j Business Notices. j DU B LTC NOTICE,' Having sold to Mh H. Robinson tho Tailoring Businesß in Groy-3treat, -while thanking ray custo~ners for their past support, I would solicit, their continuance to my successor. All accounts due to me may be paid ti him, and his receipf shall be a sufficient discharge for the same. GEO. STEVENSON. ! IN purchp-dng tho above Business, I solicit the patronage of my nredeceßSOi's cus-; tomers. and betf'ro say that all orders will meet with prompt attention and bo faithfully per: formed,' AH debts owing to the stfd business must bo paid on or before the Ist of next month. H. ROBINSON (latystovonsbn),' \ Tailor, foot of Groy-strect, Auckland. \ n r O'U'N v lime: GROUND LIME. j FOB SALE SOUTIIG ATE ' S ; Mahurangi Hydraulic Ground Rociii? Lime, I in any quantity, for Concrete, Paths, Floors^ Cellars, etc. (next tb stone flagging is unrivalled ■ for durability and hard-sotting qualitici). For tank 3 and other wot work it is a fliat-olasa material, . " i B. KEAJNE, SOLE AGENT, CUSTOM!! OUSK-STREET. ACCIDENTAL AAFI!, Vulcan Lane. colin Mcintosh ) 'AND J- Late of Canning's, ARTHUR TOWERS..) Beg to inform their frionds, and the publio in general, that they have onened tho above pre- i miscs. and trust by providing the best quality of t everything the market affords, and personal at tendance in each branch, to merit a fair share of , their support. rnEACBTER'S Old Glasgow WHISKY, J ft. Hubert's Pi Izh Australian Winn. ] Marshall's Dunoc'in He or. JOHN RKID & CO , j Agents. 20, Queen-street. ... LXITCHENS' BLOOD RESTORER*. Wo have been made BONK AGENTS for this Colebrated Curatlvo Medicino, : I. All orders are requested to bo sent to us direst. L. D. NATHfN &, CO. '. | '| mHAMES AND MERSEY MARINE I INSURANCE COMPANY, LONDON. ) Paid-up Capital.£2off,ooo; Reserve Fund,i6325,000. Marino rißks accepted at lowest current rates. w, HEATH, aoknt. Corner of Queen and West Qaeon-streets. iSw ZBALAND INSURANCE CO._l' J-1 Money for !3nverjnent on Freehold Security -Forma of 9 pDlicaiion can be obtained at the Co.'a Office.—Geo. P. i.erco, Genoral Manager. "''' WADCOCK, of Remucra, begs tp • inform tho:(publio of Newmarket and surrounding districts that ho will open, on SATURDAY, a Brunch Busincis at New market, opposito the Railway Station, especially for tho sulo of Small Gcods. end hopes to receive a Bhuro of patronage.. Herman Sausages, Polo nies, Bluck I'uadinga, Tripe, Genuine fork Pics and Saveloys. Poultry trussed to order. Every-< thing of beat description aud atmodor iterates. OTATOES.! POTATOES! POTATOES 1 Tho undersigned have in stook :— Prime Waikato Table Potatoes PKIME CANTERBrjHY do . ■ i Hobaßtown Seed do Flukks ABIILISAF KIDNKYS Taylor's Kidneys Jackson's Kidneys, &c, &a, &c. They are also prepared to suDDly, in any quan tity, their celebrated MIXTUKB FOR ROOT CROPS and MIXTURE FOX GRESN CROPS, tho use of which'has produced such remarkable results as to need no'comment. Also, all kinds of Bonoduat and Guano, in any quantity. . -~.,.. ..H W J. HURST & CO., 101, QUEEN, STREET. , WH A N SO N, . CARPENTER AND JOINER, BERESFORD-STREET. AUCKLAND, Opposito the Congregational Church, All repairs promptly and economically executed. Estimates given. Funerals furnished. CPEGIAu iy OTIC E. ■ REDUCTION OP 10 PER CENT. Taylor's Patent Sewing Machines (HAND AND MKADLE) Will bo Sold at the above Reduction for TWO MONTHS. rhess Machines are.welt known for their durable and efficient qualities Those who desire a thoroughly gonuino articlo should avail themselves of this opportunity. Taylor's Twisted Loop Machine can also be had. Reduced to 30s. Agent T. PKAOOCR, Optloian. j psctaclos.ToloßOopos. Microscopes, Barometera Electrio Bells, :&c.,'feo. ; . Instruments and Machines Repaired, SHORTLAND.STREET (Opposito the Post-offlcel. -VToTICE^ OF REMOVAL. BBLL & CO.. Tanners and Curriers, Leather and Grindery Importers, bog to inform their customers and frionds that they have Removod from Wyndham-street to more convenient pre • mißes situate at tbo foot of GRKY-STREET. opposite Mr Foster's Boot Factory, where all orders will bo promptly and faithfully attended to.—Grey-street, August 19,1881. N,B.—Country orders -will receive ■ prompt despatch. \7"OUING WOMEN'S INSTITUTE X AND BOARDING-HOUSE, Queen-strekt. Open dally from 10 a.m. till 9.30 p.m. Dinner and Luncheon from 12 to 2 p.m. Tea from sto 7 p.m. ,'.,'','. i Boarding-iouse for Young Ladies who are occupied during the day. Terms on application to the Secretary. The following Gatherings, to which all. are invited, are held during the Week :—Monday, 7.30 p.m., Bible Class; Tuesday, 3.30 p.m., Bible Class; Friday, 7.30 p.m., Working Party (for Institute). • •' '-. „ . - ' Governess' Agenoy, Servants' Registry, and Lending Library in connection witn the Insti tnte. ——. ON SALE AT TBE AUCKLAND SEED DEPOT . ' , '"' • I 150 tons of Canterbury and Oamaru Pota toes ; prime Bamulo Carter's Improved Magnum Bonums—for Carter's Improved Scotch Champions—for aeod , i i Ashleaf, Fluke, and Lapstone Kidneys—for | -. '. seed . ~ :' Pink-eyes, Silver-skinß, and Poor Man's Friend—for seed Oats, for seed andfeed '; "j j •; Maize, whole and orushed : I . Field Peas, Tares, Kye. Sorghum, &c„ &o. Bonedust, coarse and fine • Peruvian Guano Huon Island Guano Superphosphate , , Hay, Straw, and Chaff Catalogues to ho had on application Purple Straw and Tuscan seed Wheat > , > | Having lately secured the services o£ Mr. J, F. Smith, who has been tor tan years in tho Nursery Business and Landscape Gardening 1 near Birmingham, and for nearly two years with Mr. C. T. Wren, of Mount Hobson Nur sery, I am now prepared to give estimates for laying out and planting Gentlemen's Gardens, &c„ &o. THOMAS STEAOMAN, 187. Queen-street, Auckland. a CHANCE FOR INVESTORS, FOR IMMEDIATE SALE, ' The EDKN HALL at Eden Terrace; Also, tho TWO SHOPS and DETACHED VILLA adjacent to it. All substantially built and ip good repair. The I Shops are occupied, and the Hall is engaged .nearly every night in tho week. The proprietor, Mr W. E, Payne, is leaving district, and hence his desire to sail. . Intending purchasers are requested to apply , on the premises. IRELAND BROTHERS, WOOL MERCHANTS, TANKERS AND LEATHER MANUFACTURERS, IMPORTERS OF Saddlers' and Bootmakers'. Machinery, English and Foreign Leather, Saddlery, -~ ■ • Saddlers' Ironmongery, Boot Uppers, Grindery, Mill Belting, Suction and Delivery Hose, &0..<&0.-:',' ■:; Warehouses.:—Vulcan Lane and High street. |) r Works.:—Panmure.Auckland. ~./" [ ] Constituents' Orders Promptly and. oarefully > Executed,,



!'■_ Land and Estp-fre Agency. ■ -.' ' ■ < : " THE"; • ; -•'; .--"■ . .:■ -. ■■■)•> - j Q.REAT]yOKTHEp. X,AND ■•■-,'.■■ THE CORNER OF QUEEN ANDIVICTOPIA-STREETS, AUCKLAND. j . -J j SUBURBAN RESIDENCES, FARMS, AND OTHER RURAL LANDS. j iOKKI. DISTRICT, PRICE. , lIEMAEKS. !.: FOS 1 Epsom 41300 Gooil six-roomed House and Markot Garden \ 5S B Henderson ISO New Ove-roomcd Houso aul Orchard, close to station ' S3 i 3J ituiiston.OnchmigalOOO Comfortable fumily Residence, bcautif." ly situated 17a BJ Wliiiu HO Fivo minutes walk from Station, choice Building Site SBAj 5i Onehunga 050 Good six-roomed Houso, concreto tank, etc. . l 'Boj 7£ Waikomiti — Sec. 207; no reasonable otrer refusal - 1™ 10 Waikomiti — See. 202; no reasonable offer refused _ «H] 10 Pukekolio — Good land, all in gra..s, running stream, noar station sj 10 Mangare 400 Rich Volcanic Land, i-mile from Bridge «j° j 10 Pukekolio 400 Close to Railway station, Sc'iools, and business centre on 10 Pukekolio 150 Rich Grass Land, substantially fenced, and well watered all 10 Pukekolie 00 111 Good Grass; 2 miles from station and schools -»* 11 Pukekolio 420 C.-,pit.il"y situated, close to station and business centre ■ M , 13 One-treo Hill . 1250 Comfo-tablo Residence, Orchard and Paddocks 87 | 14 Onehunga 000 Good Little Dairy Farm ; four-roonod Cottage ' ' WJ i '20 Pukekolio 250 Cotta;e jl2 acrejj grass, well of water, etc. «[j 20 Waikomiti — Sees. 214.15, 10, H7 ;no reasonable offer refused ... UK 20 Waikomiti — Sec. 213, near Mr. Archibald's; reasonab'c offer accoptcd . IM", 21 Whaingaroa — Sec. 17, Paraiti Creek; no reasonable offer refused .' !'," " iWf 23 Onehunga 2,850 Ge tleman's family Residence, 10 rooms; beautiful.property 17A 24 Glen Orchard 3,000 Beautiful property; twenty-roomed Family Rasidence, seaside JS | 30 Pukekeho 330 ■ ' New House ; rich land ; a good and cheap litte farm; easy terms 37 31 Tukolcoho 280 . 10 aores Grass, 15 Valuable iiush; partly fenced '..... 55 1 32 Puke .oho 290 All in Grass; Rich Land; populous n- •3b.bburh.ood 301 . 31 Pukekolie " 000 Fine Little Farm; well-fln'shed six-roomed House, near station 140 30 -Pukekolie 420 Four-roomed House; nearly all in Grass; three miles from station 150 37 Lucas' Creek - 37 Ha'f bush, half fern; well watered 718 S7J Pupako 50 Heavily timbered with kauri, sec. 77 ■■• : "5 40 Bombay 550 Very Superior Little Property, good orchard, rich land ■ " ■ 21b 40 Oruawharo — Section 0!), unimproved, any fair price accepted • • lvi 40 Wliangaroi 45 N.E. Section 185, Marerctu Parish, unimprov-d • •'■ .'. •> •- 05] 43 -Pukcatua 40 Lot 221, used as cricket ground, good level land ~- . . i [j 71A 44 Tauranga 2,000 Tauranga Suburb-, fine family Residence, &c. .-, 198 45 Mount Albert 2,025 Would cut un well for Building puiposes, cheap .- - 13F 50 Kirikiriroa 100 Nearly all Plougl-able, Section 87, 3 miles from Hamilton 70 j 50 Ngaruawahia COO • Good Little Dairy Farm, near a good market *4: 50 OpotikiE.C. 120 Two-thirds easily drained, rich swamp, balance fern—Waiotahl 238 05 Pukekolio 275 Unimproved, surrounded by good farms' 20b 50 Pukekolio. 300 Four-roomed Cottage, and numerous other improvements 32. I 57 Pukekolie 1,020- Close to Railway Station, very rich land > . . 13A 00 Waikomiti 180 Good aspect for Fruit-growing, noar Railway Station ISA | 72 ' Pukekolie 324 To Puni, partially improved, first-class land, adjacent to school 12r 80 Okalm GO One-half tca-tveo, one half kahikatea, a bargain ~.' ■ 49. '80 Pukekohe 2,000 With numerous;valuable Buildings, and other improvements •'. 138 84 Buckland 370 Adjoining several good farms, unimproved 20A 88 Lucas Creek 44 Partially improved, water frontage, a bargain ~ 81 i 100 Waitakerei 150 All ploughable flat land, light bush, bounded by stream 13r] 100 Waitakerie East 40 Adjoins Dr. StockweU's faim. i- ; , ; ■ ,- 98; 100 EastTamaki 2,000 Rich volcanic land, in centre of flourishing district ..', j '.',. ~•■ , Oo; 101 .Pukekolie .000 Cottage and Outbuilding ; half grass, balance bush and fern ..111. 105 Matakana 000 House, Stock, implements, and Boat included, cheap . '.204 D 109 Hokianga - ■ 103 Waima River, good Stone Quarry; volcanic land ;., , . ~,, .. , ?8! 113 Pukeko'ie 1,350 Two miles from Station, rich land, Hou.e, Orchard, &c. /„f,liW > 114 EastTamaki 570 Partly improved^ near Flat Bush, good brad "..,10a 120 WaiukuEast 250 With leasehold of good Run, cheap property, easy terms '.',. -. 70!. 120 Hellyer's Creek 000 Not far from Qujon-rtreet Wharf, cheap property '' '' '' 20A. 120 Waltakerei East — West part Lot 95, Anawata-road, no fair offer refused ' '."" ISoj • 127 Matakana 100. Lots G8 and 72, mLxed busk, good land, well water-i •'''. ;"*27 130 Lucas Creole COO Five-roorred House, Dairy, &c, easy distance from Stokes' Point Oil 139 Pukeatua ISO Partly improved, cheap property, and ing district, ." 24 ] 143 Pukekolio 350 Unimproved, partly fenced, good land ..-., <j , '■ 43. 150 Pukekolio 1050 Very Superior Farm on the hill, good Hjuse,&c. ■ . 158 150 Opotiki, E.C. 350 Waiotabi, Sections 110,110,117, well watered, good land •'■'-'2BA I 150 ToAwamutu 750 Choice Sections in the best part' of the Waikato" - 75! I 151 Pukekolio ■' 2,000 Admittedly ono ()f the finest Properties in this rich District 15\ 150 Taupiri 800 Good grazing land, close to Mines, good run adjoining 18d [ 153 Pukekolie 1,000 Nearly all in qms, good House, &c, Stock, &c, at valuation 18h IGO Mangapai — N.E., Lot 115, no fair offer refused . •'".-'.' l6n I IGO Whatawhata 240 Horses, Implements, &c, inchided, a rare bargain 39! 102 Pukekolio 1,540 A Fine Farm many years in cultivat'on, Orchard, &c. S3 ; 180 Pukekolio 2,550 Adjacent to railway Station, Schools, Stores, &c. 12d ISO Oruawharo 135 One-third good Totara Bush, good-Run adjacent, cheap 19ri 181 Mahurangi 250 Near the Heads of this beautiful Harbor.-.-, partly improved 21a 199 Titirangi . SOQ Splendid Orcha-d in full bearing, oranges, apples, poars ' ■ 19a 200' Manlcu 400 Adjoins Small Farm Settlement, partly-fenced-. ~ 140 200 Katikati -800 1} miles from Lan ing-place, good house a-d other-improvements f1 j 200 Waiheko Island 700 Partly grassed and fenced, Good Hom.e, Manganese mine 22 j 202 Pakuranga 1414 Tile drained House and Out-buildiigs, cose to school, post office 59 207 Mangawai 100 Sections 22 and CO, } Bush, partly volcanic, good" farm 13e! 214 TePuni 1,700 Six-roomed House lnlf-fenced, and otherwise improved (" J 1 224 Buckland 1,120 Partly-fenced, well watered. Good Mill Sites 108 200 To Arai 1 35 . Sections 25, 20, 20 ; formerly property of Close Brothers ISP. 300 Waipipi 1,000.: Good Grazing Land, easily grassod.partly improved .: ~,;.. 12a', 308 To Awamutu 2,500 Eteht-roomed House, close to Township and Railway Station 42 311 Wharehlne 050 All Fenced. House and other improvements. Good and cheap 77 | 333 Pukekolio 2,5",0 Ten-roomed House. Rich Land, splendid farm 15b] •334 Tukekoho 2,000 Now ten-roomed Hou;o and Cottage. Fine farm, in good order 091 350 Opotiki ". 875 Waiotahi, numorous improvements. Good run adjoining fla 370 Papatoitoi 3,000 Eight-roomed House. Fine Puiji Bush on land , . , r ,4oj 400 Mauku SOO Hnimproved, Land of medium quality 18b 428 Manurewa 2,C )0 Unimproved. .Land level. Near Railway, Station i, -.. 120 492 Raglan 1,815 : Partly improved. Takes grass readily. Fine run Ida '500 Lucas Creek 375 Houso and other imnroVTients. Good land v ' 63: 710 Waikato 7,000 One of the best grazing Farms in tho whole of Waikato .;. .19 , 750 Waikato 1,500 Unimproved Land of Good Quality, near Station ~ ' 17k, 1000 Ohora Harbour — Any reasonable offer accepted ,■: ■ ..: ; < 16n, 1070 Miranda . 5,009 Fine Run arid Solendid Coal mine; Plant complete .. 23b| 11S0 Pukekolie 2,400 Partly improved; adjoins good run ' ■ • 14q 1200 Pukekolio 3,009 100 aorea Ploughed and in Grass, and other improvements ..•_• 14n 1410 Pukekolio 1,700 30 acres Grrss,,fine Creek Boundary; Railway adjacent 14a,' ISOO 14,000 Splendid Estate; carries 000 head Cattle; 500 acrrs'Bilsh '■ '■> '67 3000 0,000 Partly improved; good investment . .... [ 141 ,--.-: — ' -';-, "■ '■'-'■' SHEE^BUNSI',;.,,'.''J- <!..j!. :>;:■''-ii 2700 Thamss Valley 9450 Ponced, drained, jaudotherv.^se improved, slock at.voluation ~ fiO| 4311 _ 8000 Witli 3180 Sheep, Woolsh:d, Dwelling-house, etc., in complete working j order M 1 •• ■■ '- - ' ■•-'!». > ■' 95a 4100 Hawkes' Biy 40,01) Rich alluvial land all fenced and in English grasses with 15,0.",!) cross- • bred long-wboled Sheep included ; close to Rr.'lway Station ; 0000 Hawkes'Bay SOOO With 3000 Sheep'; easy terms , ; 9jß 0750 30,400 Old-osiablishcd freehold Run with 0803 Sheep, 50 head of Cattle, and Horses, with large quantity ofaj,-icultural Machine:.' and Impl '• j ments, fenced, subdivided, and in good &-«-. ;; numerous building; &c. ' • »1 ;, . ...... -.o' »i 7200 Wairoa 900 Nearly all freehold. Con:'.derably improved; land of good quality;- | It J0 Sheep and 50 heid of Cattle ... ~.. ■ 9100 Bay of Islands 7500 Ono of tho most be .utiful Properaes in tho Colony; unsr-pa- iilo for climate, scenery, and situation. Large family .Residence, j plantations, orchard. Steamors const.-.ntly calling '2 000 Hawkes'Bay 30,000 Onc-t'iird lea ehold, 15,000 Sheep, Residence, WOOI-SU-1, OrchV-d, ~ \ otc. ... ,",-"."','; ...,.:.- ~ 9,* i 15,000 Bay of Plenty 1000 For Goodwill of Loate, two Stores doing large native trade; Stock atjj. j valuation. 50,000 Acres adjoining may bo Id .od at 16 w rent:J' . \ 20,000 flawkos'Bay 10,000 Leasehold, 11,000 Sheep, Station' Plant complete,' or half intere.l..f.''.!, I £5000 — "'. '" ''-' ;' "'.",.,' .'■','■ ',' M* 21430 — 10,000 Lsasohold; 10,000 Sheep,141 CaUlo,4 Horr^ larg«D:ou3e,'TV"oq>hcX ! f Garden, Orchard. &c. 2CO acres Freehold " ;' ' '■•''' -°| 27,010 Hawkes'Bay .40,000 Two-thirds Leasehold, 20,! 000 Sheep, H6tisei"Woolsheds, etc./cOmpleto 93 83 800 — "10 000 752,000 Acres Frcehbid,:ha" laid do'wh to Gra=-s, 200 m'lcs Fencing, 65' ! ' ' Paddocks.allwell-watered; SO,OO Sheep;'B3o Cattle; 70Horses' Includd. E.;sy terms ... ...'i lljw j .;. ~ BUILDING SITES ANU TOWN. LOTS. ; '7 J '; '^^i! Albe-i-stroot—Fine site for warehouse or store—near wharf] ~ :, V, .:.'. l liM* Building Sites, £10 an acre, five minutes from Wiau Station .......i. i r BSai Coromandol, Kingston—Lots 7to 44, Goorge, Albtrt; and William streets ;."■', '' 160 f Coromandel, Belleville—Lot 7, Section 1, 320 feet frontage,- offers received ■'' ;l 106 | EastWhau—33 sections, £33;a cheap lot ~-, . ~,r,_:i. , , -, ;, u'.n ..■;; 160 ; Eden-street and Crescent, opposite Survey Office—Splendid Villasito ~ ~,,,., ~ 1 ,. 10a' Ellerslie—Building Sites, near Station—£Go an aero ''''.',. ' i , 91 ! Glen Grovo, Otahuhu Station—Villa sites, £45 an acre- and upwardsl .. '' ' . 88 ■ Glen Orchard—Villa sites, commanding splendid views, £60 an acre i 1• :. 38 Hepburn-street—Section with flve-roomod oottago ~,..!,;,. ~,..1 .-., : ... ~ -,;ltt j Kyber Pass- Good Now Eight-roomed House, fine view, close to St. Sopulcuro s (cheap) 93 Leasehold of 3 acres, near the Domain Cricket Ground, for salo; building'sites; long | term, unexpired; two good houses on tho grounds. .j ■•>■ i, 'Oil ;- -- ; 86 I Mahurangi—Lot 22, half-acre ■ ) j ~ il. r. i ~<..:■;.., J .. lfll ■ Mangapai—Lot 33, Grant and Victoria streets. .. r. „,i „, ; ; ,' ; . ,:„,16j j Mangonui—Lots 55, 00, and 143, any reasonable offer taken , ' ",.'■•',. 'lbb\ Mount Albert—Several choice Building Sites near Railway Station'- •.-■'"'-J *' '. " ".82, Mount St. John, Epsom-road, and Clydo-streol—Nica site for villa residence .-■ 16n | ■",[(-, Ngaruawahia—Two Sections adjoining Roman Catholic Chapel—£2o each ■ ~,,:,; oi :, 81. i Ngaruawahia—Lots 4 and 20, for sale, unreasonable offer declined i i ■ ■ . 16o! Otahuhu—Largo Houso and Section, £200, Good Shop ' - ■ l': ■'• "" J ' ' ' '"17d! etahuhu-Section by bridge, no fair offer refused .... <■'■<- '■ '•Ktoj • . Papakura—Lot 04, Section 2, Lot 59, Lot 24, no fair offer refused ,'; il i ...:■ u\ ili-iiflKJ Ponsonby. Clarence-street—Sections 82 and 83, £30 each-^7 by 80 foot , - oii -cmi 0?; ! Ponsonhy, near Hall— i sections, at 30s per foot ' "" '' ;'.,.'.'..', . -'M^i Port Albert—Lots 1 and 38, near Landing ' ■■ ■•'■ ' "16k' Queon-street—33o feet, at £20 a foot; suitable sites for villas. - • a.'JJ ■:. ill -i,;- ''■ '■'•> 'P'llo | ■ ■• ■ Raglan—Town Lots 8, 9, and 11, Section 13, Ea3t and Point streets .;.,., (.•:*£ o: . jil6n Riverhcad—Lots 45, 46, 47, and 53, Victoria arid Alexandra streots, £18 .',-, .'ii ' 18i i Stokes' Point (near Wharf)— 3 Sections, £20 eich. Abargaiu ""V '" '• '■ ; 94.1 Two Four-roomed Cottages in centre of Onehunga-'filOOand £150 ,- • ' ■ --"-'-'9OlBl AVcst Queon-street—Small section, suitahlo for shop or stor.o ihJ -ill -".- il- H«w < .. , • ,j 14fj Wellington-street- 4 choice sections for villa sites ,t, i ( -.. .... .-, f) ».,, . .- ... -ji4ol William.stroot—3 good building lots ... ■ .. ,' :\ ■ ' . ,i ", 9« ! Whau—Town Sections, near Hotel—£ls caeh ■ "' ■"- ;- '-. - " SBB| Lucrative Business in rising country town for salo or leaf c, 'on easy termi'] ' r," 8» Good' Country Business, close to Railway Station in rising township,') large* population in : neighbourhood il ■■ ;' •• ..,, M -.-•,. ,■ ~i\ . i .:. uvii HBii; -"1,j89 : •■ '■ -■-■ ~; .... I iU- ',-„. . .-mAtH-AMm ; on MONEY TO LEND at lowest rates, on good securities,rtqwn and country. - - -,''• '•' •:' J>J->! -1 ' '•' I MONEY INVESTED on best procurable sectirities fbr lenders; regular payment of interest guaranteed if rcauircd. 0 per cent, allowed on small deposits not exceeding £100, ■..,",: -,ii . In v '.;:,.- >■ : ,:■ v.l ; ' <■ ii ;' ,„<,„; ~,., ;Jd>Jivt»ttll dsiil j '','' .. "; '; TO BE LET. '''" []'■ /' 1;V-.,;,.:'..Jil i Gentleman's Ten-roomed Residence, with from three,to twenty acres of rich land, beautifully ■ j ;■ laid out grounc'.s, withor.withoutpurchasing clause •, ~,,;. . ; ,, -, lf J, i( : 17AI Productive land at East Tamaki, 100 acres, with Cottage n g;!.;. ~ ilOo! * i. ■ Small Farm of 00acres, byßailvVayStatidn, Pukekohe ~; ..,, . tills ;> ;il .-:-- ■( 66! Small Dairy Farm at Onehunga, 14 acres'',,;. i,i ••.'!■ .••:.,'.. ■-;. ~ go Tliis agency having innumerable, inquiries for Houses to Let, it is intended to open at an early. datea,i CENTRAL REGISTER OF HOUSES TO LET,'. '~ „ TV- „' j GENERAL PLAN.—Agents or Owners of Houses can have full particulars of their properties entered in the Register book free of charge.- Each; property wiil .receive, an index number,; which, will be sufficient for future - reference, When a registered house is likely to' beepme, vacant, tho o«aer;,has only to send word to have Registered House No. scj-.-uid ; so, placed on thq Open ;List, where it will remain open to the inspection of the public in a conspicuous place, until it is let, when the' owner by-sending word', can have it retired to the closed list, until such tune as it may again become vacant. '• -' - );: ! , HOUSE-HUNTERS will save timo and,money by' consulting the Houso Register, where they will find narticulars of every description of property open for lease, and will on payment of a small fee, receive names and addresses of owners, or agents authorised to deal with the properties they think most likely to suit them. The Register will bo open forinspection on and after the Ist September. .. i;. :, j ' ,- .1.; —i ——-.'. '. ■';.-.'• -. , it:-; :- .- a i T. W. HICKSON (LATE IHSPECTOR IN: THE SURVEY DEPARTMENT), MANAGER, ii j AUTHORIZED SURVEYOR, assisted only by competent surveyor's, trained in'the system of check by Triangulation. s . | ARBITRATOR, undertaking the thorough investigation of Boundary disputes, and settlement or adjust ment ef same on the ground. . J *. " ■ '. AUCTIONEER,' undertaking the sale of House Property and Landed Estates of every desription. LAND BROKER,—licensed under the Land, Transfer Act—undertaking the preparation of Transfers, Leases, Mortgages, and applications to bring land under the Act, at lowest possible remunerative charges Note.-- It is a noteworthy fact that newarrivals from tha Sonth and the other Colonies, in which the Land Transfer (or Real Property) Act been has generally adopted, and in use for a considerable time past, as a rule insist upon having their titles to land they may purchase, registered under - tho Act, and do not care to deal with property not under it. This branch of the business is rapidly Increasing, affording proof that the public is beginning to appreciate the advantages that tho Act confers, u not only In relieving them to a large extent from the expensive luxury of. interviewipg , their lawyers on every occasion of buying or selling land, but in giving them secure titles, with a Government guarantee To the wealthy, It may be a matter of small moment, but to the poor, and especially small property holders/the general adoption of the system will prove of incalculable valuo, ' The expense in the first place of registering property under the Act deters many, but they will find that it must be done sooner'or later, and the sooner, the better, for the longer it is left tho more difficult it becomes. It does not mean'necessarily cash out of pocket, for the Government very considerately allow the fees to remain unpaid, if! desired, as a charge "against the land without interest, until such time as it is convenient for the owner to'pay, oruntil he sells, it. The following. extract from the last annual report of the Surveyor-General to Parliament is not without'interest: "From defects in some of the original surveys, and the mer-greness of tho:r records, the satisfactory- re-determination of boundaries often proves a most tedious matter both to the surveyor, and the depaitment ..-The survey of the piece of land to be dealt with is in e^ch esse but a small paiiof tha work. The survoy of .-surrounding lands becomes necessary, to unravel the tangle of uncertainty, and' asoeriain. the "rotative and actual position of properties. . . . The duty of check must be thoroughly done, jit cannot be slurred over,- for the Government guarantee every title under tlus Land Transfer Ac:, and it i» prity a question of time until the whole landed property of the country will have to come under this system."', I ~,,....,,, ' , \>,i.C " ,n" ' :■■ ' ■".«•'} ill;.-"' UPWARDS of 100 NEWSPAPERS,' from oU [quarters of 'the Province, New-Zealand, the Australian Colonies, Europe, and America, constantly, filed in' thb Reading Rodmffor free reference.' ' —1 ■ "•'■.'. ~- Business communicationssholdaddressed to■'*-TheManager. ''•" - ' "-1 1 ( ■ :J, -; CORNER OP QUEEN AND yICTORIA^TRBeM iAU'cKLAOTiiIN.Z,Vr,--''! I



I Amusements. • : ',;. \ THEATRE R6YA L. Proprietor » _..MrR. J. Delias. DbUBLE BILL! THIRD WEEK AND CONTINUED SUCCESS OF THE celebrated english comedian, Mr. Who will appoar THIS EVBNLNG, in TWO Favourite Characters. The Programme will commence with tho Comic Drama, in 2 acts. THE'DEAL BOATMAN ! Jacob Yance.: Mr. F. Marshall To conolude with the Favourite Comedy, • • in 2 acts, ~.„, ALL THAT GLITTERS IS NOT GOLD I Toby Twinkle.' ..'-....Mr. F. Marshall Supported by DeLias' -Australian Specialty Company .. "_•' , Monday Evening—The same Bill repeated. Tuesday, 30th-Another Double Bill-Fortha first time, the Charming Comedietta, ORANHEMj BLOSSOMS; and the J avourite Drama, Milkx**? Thursday.' September lst-Firat Tinto in New Zealand o£ Byron's successful comedy (for which Mr Marshall has secured tho sole right), en titled, UNCLE. • • Saturday, September 3 -UUILP. gm Prices of AdmißSion:— wft Dress Circle, 4s. ; stalls, 2s. Gd. ; Pit, 18. Box Plan at Messrs Upton & Qo.'s, where seats may ba Beoured a week in advance. -. Doors open at 7.15, to commence at 8 o clock. Business Manager for Mr B. Marshall: . i MR F. H. POLLOCK. "XT Z. O. G. . T. ', MASOnTo~HALL;-:vi .-. ,' onehunga. , '■ - ■;-- Temperance Drama, "Tis a Long liano that has no Turning." Grand Concert,, Character Songs, &c. , MONDAY, August 29th, 1831, at 8 o'clook Psn« . Reserved Seats, 2s; Back Seats, 15..;.'," TW"-E;WION, EAST S.CHO'O'I; A'Musical and > Literary , '' Entertainment. ■•- "> Will be hold in the above School on WEDNES DAY, August 31st, in aid ot the Ichool • Library Fund. Tickets. Is. t itmi Doors open at 730, commen'3 at 8 o'clook.:; "NOTICE TO THE PROFESSION. Mr. BERT V, the Lessee of the Palace Hotel, next the Theatre, Christchurch, will .g'adly accommodate Travelling Companies, ".'a "'•„,.« ,'.,. ' ' Kducationai ;' fl w.-,. Jfe inyr a v i g & t i.,b',' : N. T;: J. PENNAL informs intending Candidates for Certificates that ho has arranged with an efficient Master to continue the necessary oourea ot instruction at 49, New Zealand 'Insurance Buildings. ' ■ - ■ ■■■ :rr ■ ... ■-- T>ERESFORD-STREET SCHOOL. ,','./. EVENING CLASSES, Monday, Wednesday, and Friday Evenings, • • 7.30 p.m. ,: ~ ■:. ; •■„ ' Conduoted by Mr B. T. Hart (late Senior Head master under the Birmingham School Board), Fee: One Shilling per week, or -Ten. Shillings per Quarter (payable in advanne).fn i fir- Classes for Freehand, Model Drawinsr, Geo metry, and Perspective. ::. ED.. M, C. HARRISON, J | ■. ~ L ~~-j Headmaster. Y\/"ELLESLEY . STrCEETi I SCHOOL" EVENING" CLASSES. Separate for Males and Females. ;,.'."'• '.aP Terms: 10s. per Quarter; w-ir«foa '. Friday Evening Lectures; ,'l HENRY WORTHINGTON,' : i i ..i •■■ -. ... ■ Head-master. rpHE AKX OK' ; ; ,WIN^ NG' Mb H; GORDON GOOCH, Associate oF the Royal Academy of Music, London, and Bronze and Silv fetMedallist of that Institu tion, receives Pupils for SINGING and VOICE PRODUCTION, at his private residence in O'Rofke'-strejitj Albert I>a' rk& aa M. Mr. GORDON GOOOH informs |ds FriendaW and Pupils that he has REMO VXD from Wake field-street to O'ROKKB-STRBET, Albert Pork * pne house from Symonds-street. ~,.- .... , r i" MJtt S. -A' LL A N W E '«S T, . TEACHER OF ', ';. '''' ;,''' ... ii Vocal and Instrumental MuslCi ' Present Address— '': ■'' "' ■'* ■ii'M'e Devonshire House. Hob3oN-street.' iyi «l ~*> v.. vv.o oi) H A^M, Teacher of the -Pianoforte and !; Harmonium, Address—Care of Auckland Muslo -WareS house. ,: : .,o '■:: •;,..' ~-v ■■ >i < -iivi 0 I, Z ■.''■ M€^lC3l.! x.'.-^.m-■': " QHOULDBEIN aVERY-HOUSE.^ ' K3 , ~ Z.. i 7\, ~,, , ■....«.'-... . CRAWFORD'S SARSAP A R I L L A ;'.... ■;, 'to # I,c j„ a :',[, Is an Invaluable remedy for NervouanesfeGiddi. ness, Low Spirits; Indigestion, mEdacbo, Chronic i .Diarrhoea, Impoverished Blcod, General .Debility,'..' Neuralgia,' Pimples;: atld Blotches on the face. Eruptive diseases of ,tba Skin, &c; and as an-APPETIZER, it stands unrivalled. It never disturbs the most delicate] stomaoh," ■ ,but in most" oa~c3 grcr.tly -~ assists DIGESTION and ASSIMIL ATION' of;! all NUIRIMENT..:;./ r; ,, ;l ; ' : BUSINESS MEN. GOOD TEMPLARS, and Others will find in it a long-folt want, as a RESTORATIVE and STIMULANT of great poweri without havlng.resort" to i; ; ,,;," L 3 a\ iNTOXICATIiNG LIQUORS^';', ra ' To PoBiFY thei Blood, «' ; »: '; ' ■•' CKAWFOKD'S "r", j ..'SARSAP'A-Rl.%L:*A^t:Q;^'l^C;' 113 certainly superior: to moßt of-the medlMhea sold for this purpose, and by it? 'jijdicibtts pie many a serious illness might bo averted, and hundreds save themselves a lot of suffering ana expense they now ineir:. tb rough neglecting to take notice-jot many !itt*o, disorders that a/few dosos of this TONIO would speedily remove; it *3 VERY PLEASANT 'TO. TAKE, and being compounded of only.HarmkEs Drag/,jmay be taken by anyone; however DELICATE, with . t r .; SAFETY'and BENEFIT. :. . " Prepared only by -,- i.) •, . CRAWF O R D, PHAEMACKUTIGAL GHBMISTj! ', : [' N E- W TO -jtifptyft ." ■','",',' r'.- ATJCKLASD, ;.,-. ~-,r/r'u ~ [, Sold in Bottlef'at ss. Eacbi .:. HJOi) :°,.W ;; -K'.E"BA:-;riD|:y, ."GRAND FESTIVAI)''MARCH,', \'\ '....; Fob.the'pianofokte, '("; Composed and, Dedicated (by permission) HIS EOYAL HIGHNESS PRINCE ALFRED,K. B. t ,V v Vu(in. ■': -~ I^--"' BX-i,'' ~. t,i 7 ,rjM (' '- HERB CARL SCHMITT ! O .....= r (Auckland Choral Society). ' ' .■ '•' -• PRICE:- <<-■■ -- riiv " f"X Thseb SaiLtiKas; or, Two SHULitrGS Cash, .. ; ■ ANGELO FORREST, ;>;: AUCKLAND MUSIC WAREHOUSE, 64, Qoebn-btbeet. ---':"! ' fIITY FLOIJR, MILLS.'1 We, the undersigned, at'the close of our first year's: experience inrour^Nrow Mills* ,beg to return "thanks to our numerous customers for tho support hitherto afforded us. ' Our new Machinery,, imported at great cost from England and America, enables us to manu facture '! NEW PROCESS FLOUR," a Flour that has worked an entire-revolution In Ameri can Milling, and inattractinK deserved attention throughout Graatßritainjan-d'Whibli^we"now present to our customers as EXTRA SUPER. FINE BILK-DRHSSBD FLOUR, ANCHOR S?^ N£! an,a c be? to iufonn them also that this is the only brand ot Flour that we intend to manufacture from this date. " Wo place this Flour fearlessly in competition with any Flour in the' Colony as a flrst-clasa Family and Bakers* Flour. nrac-ciass Tho3o who have hitherto not patronised ns we respectfully request will ask for Bycroff* Flour. Our Prices from this date are as under:— Extra Superfine Silk-dressed Anoh or Brand (pertonof3,ooolbsL Sacks .._ ~^.'...... ..... .._£l3 0 0 loo's ;'.' v: ;r'";'." ;;■ 1310 0 Btfa MOo . Zss .. .. ... .. .. u1 g Adelaide Flour kept in stock.



Lectures. j ~VTEW MASONIC HALL, REMUERa, J_l AUGUST 30TH, 1881. s "CHAUCER, THE INIMITABLE," Subject of a LECTURE'to bedelivered.by Mr. fl. C. BROOK, A.A.;' on.the above date. Before the Leading' Members of the Auokland . ti'i Dramatic Society. ■r- Opinions of the JCnglish Press:—" Free from Plagiarism."-Daily Telegraph (Liberal). *'i f * ■*.. * "Portions of which was oratory in its best form, and exhibiting admirable elocution." -Evening Standard (Conservative). The Chair to be taken at 8 p.m. precisely by His Worship the Mayor (James McDosh Clark, Esq.) Programme:— Opening Remarks by the Mayor Song, " Come Into tho Garden, Maud"—Mr Forth , Enolish Period. Song (oia English). " Tae Wolf"—Mr Ryan -French Period. Ballad, "My Sweetheart when a Boy"—Mr Morgan Italian Period. | Song (old English), "A vVarrior Bold"—Mr Gordon Gooch, R.A.M. Song, selected—Mr Augustus J. L. Coates Song (old English).'selected—Mr Ohas. Hesketh. Mr Angulo Forrest is specially engaged to play the accompaniments. Owing to there being hut a limited number ot seats at disposal, an early application for Tickets is necessary; theßO may be obtained of Messrs Upton, ot Queen-street; and Morgan, McNeil, Jenkins, Tait. and Dinnison, of Newmarket. n . Doors open at 730.' Carriages'may be ordered for 10.30. "' ''' "■ . '.'" , Admission—Thrice Shillings. „ 1 j YOUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN AS SOCIATION. ■ Corner of^Wellesley, and Albert 'streets; Winter Course of Lectures, 1881.' September 2-Lecture: "Christian Work In Australasia"—Rev. Wm. Morloy September 9—Entertainment September .23—Lecture: " Italy and the Wald enses, with a Visit to' Rome and the Valleys of the Vaudois"—Kev. A. M. McCallum. October 7—Lecture: Subject to be advertised. Comm jnce at 7.30. Seats reserved for Ticket holdera till 7.20. " Tickets for the Course >(to admit bearer and lady), ss; Single Tickets for Course, 3s (id; Single Ticket, Is, to be obtained from the Book sellers, Members of Committee, or at the Roodis. THOMAS BUDDLE, '.„•... , ,Hon * Sco, T>ROFESSOR FRASKR will JL^ lecture in Aratapu, Sept. 7th.- Saturday, September 3rd, will be the last day for Private Examina tions in'the,T6wn;, Hydropathic Appliances, Busts, Books, and Lectures at Residence in .Greyest. Orders received for "Origin of .Life," 1000 pp, 40 plates, and 200 en gravings,,. 255;, and for Fowler's ".Creative Srlence," ruby cloth, at 20s. Send stamp for list. ■ > i Sportmb - M -' Tt/T E L' & '6'V 'R'-N - MTg.U iP.-L. 1881. \ 10 000^^SUBSCRIBERS AT £1 EACH, j First Horso "/. .. £.3000'" Non~t-irtera „ £2,000 Second Horse ... 1,000 (divided) ~ j Third Horse ':. 500 '6 Prizes of £100.. GOO Other Starters .. 1,500 6 Prizes of £501... 300 ;;,;.; „Jdivjded). .- , ', 110Prizeaof£10.. ~1,100 Average for other Starters is about £75 eich; average for Non-starters is about £25 each; and the 122 Extra Prizes,: consisting of six prizes of £100 each, sis prizes of £50 each; and 110 prizes £10 each, brings nn the number of Winning Tickets ,to about 240. This: is tho best oppor tunity ever brought before the public in the Australian Colonies. Please add exchange to cheque, and two i stamps for reply and result. . , THEODORE BROWN,; 1 ! '■"■ 19, Grey-street, or Box 210, Post-office,, Auckland. ; Auckland. May, 1881. j ; Art" Unions. TT P T O ;-N ■: & (^"u Have pleasure in. announcing that they have been appointed Agents for tho j JNeW ZiEALAND Ar^JUCnION. I The' Prizes offered to the Public, by means of ; this Art Union; are,' . WORKS OF ART OF RARE EXCELLENCE j ' swo Consisting of , .:■". •■•'; '' Oil Paintings, Italian Mosaic Marble ! J Tables, Alabaster ,GOODB, Spkoimens of German Art in Pottery and Bronze,' Bohemian Glass Vases, ' \ , r , Indian Inlaid Ivory. Wobk, „'. 1; ! ..,JapaneseWark^&o.,' .'_ The whole of whiqh Aayo, been seleoted by Well-Known Connoisseurs, from the | : HO Exhibits at'the ' -' ■ MELBOURNE EXHIBITION, And form, beyond'doubt, the most Choice and Varied Selection of Artlstlo 'Goods which ...,;.haye'eyer been'offered in the Colony, amounting in value to £1500 Arranged in 263 Frizes. The greater portion of these works are now displayed for inspection at the Furniture Ware house of Mr. Halliday, Shortland-street, with whom arrangements for that purpoce hive been made. TICKETS, £1 EACH, and Descriptive Cata logues, may be obtained from- him, from the duly appointed agents throughout the colony,; orLjm , . " •" UPTON & CO., BOOKSELLERS AND STATIONERS, ''""' ' ' '-"'QtEEN-BTREET. ' " " '" ! , >.r;:i>. ■ . * i ,ru.' t iticraiercßtM :-W G N ! ' ;' ""' ,;' I*i,\ ' _. ART'!uNjoN,r ; ' p* ,':" THE CHOICEST COLLECTION | " "J-...V .■• mi 9*\.- ■•' " OIL PA I NT I N G S J .!. iiH EVEKTBXHIBITED'IN AUCKLAND,' Tl I Will be disposed of by ~r , ART UNION. 600 Subscribers; "' Tickets, £1 Each The Pictures are the property of a retired officer of Her Majesty's Navy, and are j now on,view at : . . j E D W,A R D :* W A V T EkSj 100, QUEEN-STREET, ■<i :-. - ' ; h VI- i '-> Auckland, ;w> ['■''■ Election Notices. ■ > rjpq THE ELECTORS OF MARSDEN.; ' Gentlemen,—At the solicitation of a lai c o number of friends in our Electorate, both east! and west sides,'l hare consented to offer myself as a Candidate at the ensuir^ General ElectionJ I shall visit the various centres in dne conreo and make toy political views known to you,. ', : I have the honour to be, Gentlemen, j " •■--:: Yours faithfully, - \ " "■'' '"'^..''.'!.' E. MITCHELSON. I August 11,1881. fjILECTORAL DISTRICT OF WAIPA.! "': '''- ■'' ■'■'' ea •■"_:■ j TOjTHE ELEC3TORS OF WAIPA. ' BKNTLEMKN.r-It is my Intention to offer my- , self, at tho next General Election, as a Candidate to represent your' District in the Genera Assembly, ,' , •'('" ~ . !,.,"''":.', WILLIAM JACKSON \ Kihikihi, July 1 183L,, Tri ~.,, <\ MARTIN' AND PARTINGTON ~ |, HAVEONSALEr- . iNSTANTANEor/s DbtPlates—'Al fpr Rapidity, Brilliance, and Vigour Photographic Glass/ and Chemicals, specially for dry plate workers ..'.;' Photo Printing Frames . i roi I. ■.. q ; Telephone Magheta^ and' Apparatus J'■,!. :■ Y\\ Carbon-Zinc and Cells for Constant Batteries Microscopes, Microscope. Objects, i/Mountina Glass, Sec.' J f.\ r„ YT :." ,".;.■; ~'; " ; Jt^MARtiN% PARTINGTON, *'""• '"'* ' ' PHOTOGRAPHISTB, ~.,... r ] MARKET ENTRANCE, QUEBN-STREBT,