The Auckland Evening Star.

yoL. XII—Ko. 3,431

AUCKLAND, N.Z.. TUESDAY. AUGUST .2. 1881.

(Published Daily!)

PRICE: ONE PUffIFY



'.'■'l-i-li'- ' Shipping.' '' . , V '■ I TNION STEAMSHIP :TSp^\r^S? U COMFANY.OF|NEYv •W "^_f% \ ZBALAND (Limited). C pii^SifcUA Time Table— "If' . ""•. August, 1881. FOR GISBORNE. NA»IKF, WELLINGTON LYTTELTON, PORT OHALMBRB, AND BLUFF IfBOM QIIEEK-BTrEET Whirf) Steamship. Date bf Silling. , ! Latest ' '______[ Train. Rotomahana Th«rsday,'4. 10 a.m. — Te Anau Thursday, 11,10 a.m. — TOR TARANAK.I. NBLSO*, PICI'ON. WML LINGTON. LYTTKLTON, AND West Coast Ports (from Manukau) Wanaka " Tuesday, 2,11 oan. 9.10 a.m. Penguin Tuesday, 9,8 a.m. < 7.10 a.m. FOB MELBOURNE. Via SOUTH. Rotomahana Thursday, 4, 10 a.m. - Te Anau Thursday, 11,10 a.m; — "_ FOR SYDNHY. Arawata ' AboutAugnst9 '—" FOR RUHBKI.L AND KAWAKAWA TeAnau. ,; i Monday, 8,;! p.m.- ..; —. OTTCarao must be alonsraldri one hoar before ... •; m time of departure. ;'— j_ ' Passage Tickets must be taken at the offloe before embarking., j! ... ■ ■ " ', Anckhadßranohl •hi as Qneen-street." ■ " ' ' .iis-A. a,T——&. .i aO lu«Dojn. .■•"■' orie"nt~line. StoiuAT-Si Hoioilowing Steamships bo onglng to the Orient Steam Navigation Com pany(Limited).and the F aclflo Steam Navigation Company will leave SYUNKY at the under mentioned dates for-MELBOURNE. ADE LAIDE. and LONDON.via Suez Canal:— !.■ Steamer. •■', | rteg. Ton'ge I Date. - CUTOPAXI ....... 4,02 i •<, I' August 3 • ORIENT.'..-..;.;. _ ' 6.386 T August 15 GARONNE — 3,812 I AugUßt 31 ACONCAGUA.... 1,112 . Sept. U L1GUR1A.......... 4,666 I Sept.2B And,the Service will _ be maintained by sao oeeding steamers at lntervals'of a Fortnight. Botiil Fare- Jto London, 15 to 70 guineas. : 'L' : Suez Canal Dues, 8s in addition. Parcels booked through to London. Pascengers c«n book from Auckland at a through rate to oover Intercolonial fare and; , Canal dues, ahd so secure special advantages. .-Passages from London can be -granted hi Auokland. ;- ,- For plans and full particulars, apply, In ; London, to Ft Green Se Co., and Anderson. ; Anderson Se .Co., Joint Managers of the lone; I ortoihe Agents in Auckland. ..-': I UNION.STEAMSHIP-DO. OF N.Z. UJMITED) i Queen-street



S__A__^_ "VTORTHERN STEAMSHIP JOTS^XN CO. (LIMITED). TIME table-auqust. -. (Weather and other Circumstances Permitting]. gPRTAPRANQA AND BAY OF PLKNTY PORTS. BTBAMBB. | DATE OF SAILING. Glenelg 1 Thursday, 1,5 p.m. j Connects at Tauranga for Opotiki StafTa ' ;i - and Bay ot Plenty Ports every ..--v.:-.- "ii* ■■ :-:Tneßday "-" ' '':'' ■ ' '•'-' '■' FOB RUSSELL, WHANGAROA, & MANGONPI. Glene'g . | Monday, 8,5 pirn. FOR WHAN GAREI, WHANGAREI j HEADS, ■'.':,'.'„; V:} ''aND-MANGAPAI. ./i ■. ;, ■ : Every Tuesday at 5 pjn., Argylo , (Carrying passengers and cargo ' _ for Waipu); FOR WHANGAREI AND WHANGAREI BEADS. '. ~,'. Every Friday .at 5 p.m.,'• - Argyle , (Carrying passengers and cargo ■-""''; for Waipn). " ,' ;' .;- ;;- ' ;.. FOR MANGAWAI.,,. | ,',. ~ Fißgal ~) Every Thursday, ati p.m.-,., ---.,.,:<„ vFQB MKEOUBY BAY. , ' -,-':1 ■ Fingal .-"J^EveryMonday.at Ip.m. ■";■-""."' ---~ 'FOK'WffITABA (FItQMpNEHUNQA). ]'_.", '~ ItoWena ;.j A!. Bargee, Agent at Onehunga . , ;No cargorecelvrd after i p.m.. Small parcels prepaid at the office on, the wharf. ; , . . , F^ssaKe tickets must be taken at the Com pany's1 Office, No.:6J, Queen-strefct, Auckland.; ;;:'iobil'jt, 7-;.'-. _i!, *icGRKGOI<. ''■'.'_ .''' pt objjra cjiw -:..■•:, • Managing Director.' ' ____&_** T3ENINSULAIt','AND ' 081-' T_E&!t___iJu>-:-iiWAli STEAM' NAVIGA "!»sbi^FTIon COMPANY, t: in n . 1 ..■<■ .< .PR.OPABLE(SAILING!ARRANGEMENTS. >< Fob CEYLON, Sec; with Malls and Passengers ...•; te EUROPEand .tbe EAST. i ; v. -fi ° '";';; ' KAISAR-i-tflNl?,'' ' '■' ;\',_, _\ J.: 6. BABOT.Commander.'ieaves Sydney on 81th August/arid Melbbnrne on3oth' August; pro ceeos direct to Southampton viA Qalle. '•'" ji -'..PJaceandHourof-Departnre:—. • .'. Sydney- i Circular Quay, at 9 a.m. .:. Mfei-BOUBNE... BallwayPieir,at2p.m. .• • ADBLinJsr "'Jl'Glenag. aboutsp.m." ' 'F"orlfurtherinformation;apply'toi!: "(;' '" > ...» ~...:,; » CRUICiSHANK^^CO- .;.;/ ' " ;,t AjrentsforAacklanfl.,



_M£___a -'- oASSEtfGERS' LINE" OF aaalfc^'; ,_r packets to newzea- ■ ■WK-'owNHD BY MKSBR& SHAWS BAVTLLE. & CO.;Sfc LeadenhSll-Btteet; London, The above line' of ship* are yogolar traders •to all the principal ports in New Zealand.. They • are'clipper ships', biassed AlatLldydsVahaoora' manded:by experienced maHters. ' The bill'of fare is most-substantial* and pf the best quality, «od the accommodation roomy and convenient.; Tbe undersigned are empowered to grant pas sages from London toNetf Zealand, payment for whiohfihaverbeen-tmaranteed: in the colony. Betnrn ebips to London also leave at almost regularipterydls.'.. i .__..■__ A L i j- .i , •Foil Particulars on application to - ~ " ■ •ii'.w'".iijt D i!NATHAN'l&iC'Ci,(") !'.'..-^"' .'iioiOWENffcUKAHAMi' <• V'Afeents, l! , BW a CRKICKSHANK.&.CO. JaxaoaaO ' u-^,.:,J0 mv.f '.'^.null. hi* '.-*.> Li ____S_ii_['t_rEAtS. TO'THAMES, CAR-' SHIS^O,-'BYING PASSENGERS AND m^rrr CARGO, connecting. witH Ohink- MtJRJ. bMAHO.-WAITdA PLAINS, AND MOHRINB-, vii 3« (Pjakq.T)istiipt).;_,:; ;r,;.;..;, '■* ~, ~,,.... ?,i ('{irjnu. '""■'■ " ''■ r ■•!>i-ii\i "■'_,•"' *■•" osiwrcq o*!t&k' jTAble; *'"''?"aZl^}**, ;;;:A TB.S^>RotoMA^NA;*';'r: ""' -i ,!>.t.1.« ; "-yjom Aucklandi,' ~'..--- --iC-'.i'^desdiqr.'SafterHoon'* ;"'". ;'"''; ' _y-i Wednesday, s.3oafternoon " 0" ■'>■■' ..,;, flriaay,W.morning :V.;- :.-;■'; .uscot: ,j,FrpmiThamest' bsnom sco .:'■■; !.;.,,Tofirtmr.l» morning,,., , : <£ m/ijiirw "V'WSniifisday, 10.30 morning. ~.,,„ „„;,,, -■Jil) iThnrtday; 12hoob- •'• "■>"-■ -"."'"J,«,.',' buii BatunlMv2aftemo6nv.»i<J nr ,»l£u uai. Fares toThames':, Saloon, 7s Bd: Steerage,>* Frtiight'tbroUfrh to Te Aroha, 25s per ton. ' No Cargo reoslvediwithin huf-'an-hdur at- «d-! v^^ j^A^^m^'7'7[ ,--uUii,j- ,^ ..!-. - -' <-^ Agents. " 'CORgmandb''^/ «Kffigfrg? r' time t'aslb., • 71. Leaves Auckland, for Walheke and Corp -mandel-r ' ' ' '"'." '"V- ' '.""* . Bvery Monday nnd Wednesday, at-12 noon, :">,,,. and,|'rlday-,atl;P,n!uj, ;,-.:;;j;i -,_•"■ Leaves Coromandel— -■,/- -_ ■ viir:' _:■••■: b - ■_ .!- Every-Tuesday.. Thursday and Saturday, .ftt :-:-> 'i2n6oii;' "' "J ',''"■ '~-■—,'". ' 1 -,'•-■ Weather and otiier circums^n'oes permitting.' All' cargo to be alorigSide'half-an-hour before UnfcotdePftriuife.;:;.' ..isiinr :■':■■■ *.-•-■ '-'.;. * Tsa ■■>!■ '.'• A.^g. aWINDLBYj Manage*. ■ ««J"a<T,E AM ".TO'-THE HOT «85§fe'r> SPRINGS, MAHURANGI,' 'KA.WAV, . ..AND (^yi,'::'.';';,;''' ; ,:,;,,Ci,;;.;;., j, -,^ ; Uaiesj^RbaEGASEYitAlßtrLloyas.' Oli. * i '.< W. Sojnerrille.,Master..„ !<_, -.-.,. Ftfr-H«)t: Springs and Matakana-rEvery Tnes "ibiy.Bt U'o'oloac 1 ''"'■' J-'ii ."* l "'"__. __ BteSHot Springß and Mahuran«i-Every Tbura dayandSaturday, atll.cfolOCki; [ - .:.;;: ft All'oartjo'must be down Wdf-in-hoiii before »4«rtlsea''ame''ofi.leavliiiiff'*H*-;^:'iirt'iie f ftksll.' :-_-i'_.-l \ii I_r_l\i_i ■'■ i v.,-*, ' - No Paroels;or Goo is, taken without a shipping BOtei:'.'"'"' "'"".' ' *. ''"*>', ..',•. i. i :.-;.- Forlrtll** or pamiweapplT M'_'_, ; _"'<*.o i'j-' "•?' C*- .{ll'"'.' '' * ' J»'UA*SJ»*t . J^^ y .^C,.T-i:.A, ffii/.x-6, '°T.tE. 'I^^^^^>'* ,t ' v'T.H-.A-MEs ;f ;;.j:;;: T E A'R OHA GO LD FIE LD S, C»NNKCTiNG.wiTHOHINEMDRLOM|HU. WAITOV PLAINS, AND MORRINB-. ""• i^niß; PIAKO DIBTRIOT. «E<» T E R P R I S E No. 2/ ],rs •rutTiKi'&s.s.AVivm;' -FiomAncWaad. i! ■l*^_** l**l"m_ ; __ ~ Tuesday, 1 P.m. 7,- -, -, WednekU2midiightThursday, 2p.m._ ;;(g _.. Friday, 5.30pm. ... Saturday, 7p.m. Ttie'tline table ofriverstemera tobeseen at « Knterprlto'.Offide.-Wharf.'.' ■-'- " • '-'■;._-. ; .'.." sdt lo ij'-ii "w .Farssl-'» ' SuifU'Jtt -•■•v--- . ToTham«4,. - Saioon.Js6d;, Steerage,os-.<■ To cshbiemuri through, 5s ejrtra co jj a.~,*« ToTeATobathrough, 10sextra,. ~,,, ■;> =,-, .. :i Not responsible for shipping, carrying, or, Jls <aNa.-N^S^-bo'«eei TO d ati« S p.^prUi^^intg^!^^ ; .boJbo&oi t'^'! *l 9"";';



Shipping. ' *a*=- IKAIUKU AND ONE lSsSsiit Vt hunga steam navi mKEm~m*QArim c - (Umited). TIME TABLE-AUG., 1881. S.S. .-'...' . -'- ! *..' 'MANUKAU.' Leave Onehunga: Leave Waiuku: Aug, ■ Aug. 3—Wednesday, 10 a m 3—Wednesday. Sp m s—Friflay, lpm . 6—Saturday, 7p m B—Monday, 4.30 p m 9-Tuesday, 9am ~ . 10—Wednes., 6.30 am 10-Wednesday. II am 13—Saturday, 3 a m 13—Saturday, 12.30 pm 15-Monday, 9am i 15—Monday, 1.30 p m 17—Wednes., 10.30 a m 17—Wednesday, 3.15pm 19-Frldoy, 1.30 pm 20—Saturday, 7a m 22—Monday, lpm 23—Tuesday, 9am . • 21-Wednes, 630 am 21-Wednes, 10.30 a m • 27—Saturday, 8a m 27—Saturday, 12.15 pm'j 20-Monday, Bam 29-Monday, 12,30 p m 31—WednBsday, 9am 31—Wednesday, 1.30 p m Leave Onehunga for Manukau Heiads—Every Thursday, at 8 a m. ' ' By order of the directors, all Freight must'be prepaid, ■ ■•■'- .- A. CUNNINGHAM, 1 . Agent. rfaggf- 'K'AIPaKa. STEAM^BII' CO, (Limited). N 'O T I C E. ■'. In consequence of permission not being granted to niter the Wairoa Mail Service, the DURH AM will not leave Helensvllle on Mon day next for Dargavllle as previously announced, but oa TUESDAY as asual. W. LODDIJR, , ■ • Manager,' - July 29, 1881. _ ■-__ AIPAR A STEAMSHIP COMPANY (LIMITED). N OTI CE. ":, ' : <~, ■>; On and after Monday, the 18th instant, the p.s. /. "CITY OF CORK' ' ■ will leaVe Riverhead for Auckland dally at B.SO a.m., and Queen-street Wharf for Riverheadlat 4 p.m., until further notice. ■ .• W.LODDER, Manager, July 15.1881, i •- Prospectus. '•"'■' ;, PROPE C T U S a. -.'. '-op' '•■■ THE AUOKLAND FIBRE MANUFACTURE ING COMPANY (Limited). , , , CAPITAL "'; ._ "'"„ . '.„,','':;„', £25.000. '," IN 25,000 SHARES AT £1 EACH, Of whioh it is proposed to call up 420,000, as .follows :-2s 61 por Bhare on application, 2s fid per share.on allotment, 5s per share three months after allotment, 3s per share'six months after allotment, and 3a per share nine months after allotment.: .'•- -■ > \ _ : ,. PROVISIONAL DIRECTORS : . '!«'] Capt. H. F. Anderson Thomas Morrin, Esq, J. McCoth Clark Esq. ' Capt. A. McGregor GeorgeHoldship,Esq. • C. B.Stone, Ksq. W. 8. Laurie, Esq. T. F. a Tinne, Esq. j ■ BANKERS I i ,-,.:;■ :. .. Bonk of New Zealand. . ,j • solicitors; Messrs WWtaker, Russell, and Buddie, ;.;" '''':'' ''■_ manager: ~' I Wm, Johnston, " . ..!-.'. - BROKER, SECRETARY FRO TEMi Alx. Baunders,'Esq. Wro. Johnston I .This Company is formed for the purpose of Manufacturing .(in the City of. Akoklaijd) New Zealand Hemp, Manilla Hemp, Fl«x, and other Vegetable Fibres, into Rope, Twine, Maiting, Sacks, and other articles in which .they can.be employed, giving special attent'on to the manufacture of Twine suitable for the. Reaper and '■■ Binder Machines now so largely in use in the Colonies, s The Promoter j have arrange d to take over the Plant and Business of the Auckland Rope Com pany, together.with the extensive and valuable Machinery of theNewZeSlandFibreCompany at Kaihn.:-These they will hand over to tbe Com pany on the same favourable and advantageous terms ar they have succeeded in making with the parties concerned. . . ~ .;,..•, , They have also been in communication with, a leading English firm, regarding the necessary' preparing machinery for the production of the Reaper and Binder Twine.' .. -.. i.,,, ! 'A most eligible' site for the' erection of the works is atpresent under offer to'the promoters; the purchase money for whioh is fixed and' agreed upon., ~..'., ..,. ,; -.-,. . . ■■;-. I.i i.,u This "property—so admirably adapted for the proposed industry, being'in 'Close proxitnity'to tho Wheif; and Railway Station—will also be handed over by them to. the. Company; o,t the prices, they have arranged -jvith the owners ot. uame. v-■ ■'iL '"?';., ' ',''. i"' l.The large-and iacreasihg demand'for-RoPfe; Twine,-and Matting has (determined' the pro* SlOterS to establish this profitable industry in this city; arid thereby ti&t only 'contribute to. its prosperity; 'but -asSiSt-in developing the resources of the colony generally; 'j- .ir. '••■- M-i-r.i :-Ji;i 1 AppUoation for, S^ares.addressed to tbe Sec 1 ietary, at the Company's temporary offices, No, 2, Insufolnbe Buildings,' or to'the Broker • for tho Company; Alexaneer Saunders,' Esq,,'No, 2,!ln fcurannce Buildinss, Auckland; . .-■-■ .-: • •-.■■:'



-,-n-iU ..i --- i Insurances, i: ■■■ -f> ■ '■ ;tn« ••' IcjUN 'FFRF: , OFFICE, LONDON. j3 Established 1710. i i Inearances affected upon almost every des cription of Property at.the Current Rates of Pre falumsr Total Bum insured, 1579. £282.192,161., Claims arranged by the' Local Agent and paid with promptitude and liberality. _■ « ■'".' .;..-, G. W. BINNEY, Agenty ' ;,' . ....... .'■ >■■■■ Queen-street. ; mHE LIVERPOOL AND.LONDON 77_ lU {iii:i Silh'SX^ I GLOBE INSURANCE COMPANY.! « Accumulated Funds.._.-..._..«-£5,812i995 ! Annual Fire Income Exceeding...fil.o7o.ooo I Tie Company are jirepared to accept Rl|KSj 06 Buildings ■ and their Contents, Whether Mer 6autlle or otherwise. hrthe'City and^Snburbs, ' • S :i-;-..'OAT'LO'WBfeT''CURRENT-BAT!ES:i "i J'' > ..;,-!,„_.,« le Hal JOHN BUCHANAN," ,'; \, M s-iyjjq t\_ioi_ -""^ y..< •'•:a^".;: j Shortlaiid-street. May. 1831.'"'^'. '' ; '',';'' rtIHAMES'A^D MERSBY ,MARI_^Ei II INSURANCE COMPANY; LONDON. , Paid-up'Capital,£2oo,ooo;, Reserve Fund,£325,000. iMarine risks accepted at lowest current rates. ■ . ,1' T . IW. DEATH j AGENT.; h; 31:.'::.' ; Corner ot Queen and West.Qneon-Btreets. .;. TVTEW ZEALAND. INSOKAJNCiJ ■JLV',','.' ;,.;,.., CO^PANX^;; _\Umimm::t capital'^. :'.7'- .J:'''''-7'7--7' '-' :,"«i,606,06d Reinsurance and Reserve Funds J - r 6160,000 LIBERAL CONDITIONS. MODERA'nS^RATBS.' i s«w i! prompt settlements... ■ ;: ! ' i N.Z. , INSURANCE BUILDTOGS, ~, _ j lJ 5i GEORGE P--PIERCE -Manager. W HREIcSURAJNCE AT MODERATE tli 1.. '•! •;i;.-.-.'BATES.'!''-'::; ''~.'I;'"''','; . THE NORWICH UNION FIRE INSURANCE '7;,; .:.'.-, .SOCIETY..,., ... : ;;-. ; ..„i I ;l-l. -3-. "E'str ABLIB&Kb, 1797), ..___,..__,.. ■ Is prepared to accept Risks oh'every description i of Property at I MODERATE- RATES Of Premium, such Hates to be ascertained at T. . «*_>. i-!fl u _____f_'.v i/.'i'i'fA' ... . Having the reputation for- - ''■*'■ J LIBERALITY AND PROMPTITUDE In the Settlement -of-' cVaith's/and the whole of 1 1 ,* thePremiumsrecelvedlnNew A-,.;■ ;!; ■■ •" •.. Zealand being .* ...„,.._,\ _■ ; l INVESTED IN THE COLONY. " , i The Institution must, command .the support of, , . . ..,:,. theinsnring Public. . "',. iWILLIATVPTFj. 'BELL,^;';; ;: Principal A^4ht for the Pfovinblal Dlitrlbts Of '"■•--■ Auokland and1 Taranaki.''. "' ', ! Noißj-Removed to; .New-Offices,* Bih Qaeen . f.... street (nearly opposite Fort-street)..,, i. . QUPEftIOR! CORRUGATED TANKS.^ 1 ''"' ',':',,jgi 'I,B. .PARKER: }■.. , ■.-.,-.• 9-t^ii HAS FOR SALE a number of the above with TarT ready for "'-c. £2 and no wards,, at his qTK.M Works. Victokia-btrkkt,or hia Shop wSr leblbt-sthbet, large quantiUes qt Spout i^g" RiKfa^own pipea always in stock. Verandsh Iron carved at shortest notice. MeSfuf awurtr of Leadand Compo Pipe. A choice riateoSonoi: Chandeliers, &c, at his Wellesley gS shop. Country orders will always receive his prompt attention. Licensed to lay, on ;waier.. --';•-. '•'__■'" '• •' -r '■■-'■a-• ;SOLE'-PATJiNTEB OF THE IMPROVED LEAb . ; , BDgE,.RipOL_iO. -* 1 VST, 4 'A . M, ; ,G.,, .jjJoa&uSiint I If-You Like a Good Cup of KA,- ' . '< ',1-., lis ; you Should ' [!:_.'. ,',,.,,;. 'go^to H. A. ":mcjiean>for.y<wbi«l»*r ".He Rives uidversal Kttlstaption. . _.._. ~| C I il'- BEST CkN^ERBURY %^_^hTto j iwiiJ.'.K'-^ja pc? lb. by, thb/fcide. ~;" V/ - I km AKWtJiir thi Atcxt—m EvmnirtrßTAß



Business Cards. (CLARKE BROTHERS. J ARTIST PHOTOGRAPHERS ' (OPPOSITE UNION BANK), QUKEN■-S TRE ET, AUC XL A ND. Photography in the Latest and Most Fashionable Styles,, Executed in : a manner Unsurpassed In the Colbhles'. . i LARGE COLLECTION NEW ZEALAND VIEWS . ~. ■ Always on Hand. . /i , TBIHOS. J HARBUTT," . /> ilrtlil" i /. AMERICAN CORN BROOM, AND ' '' ,: ' '7:. 7 STEAM BRUSH WORKS, VIOTOHIA-STKEET. EAST, AUCKLAND, 1 Awarded at Sydney Exhibition Bronze Medal and Certificate. "XTEWTON VENETIAN BLIND JX WORK S. GEO. T U C KE R, VENETIAN^ BLIND MAKER AND'WHtE WORKER, Kabangahape Road, Newton, ". . Venetian Blinds of tho best quality made and fixed at Is per toot.; W ireworlr., of any descrip tion and pattern, made to order :■..,.-,• Repairs neatly eiocutod 1 H EN a E R 5 0 N, i BOUSE, SHIP, SIGN, AND GENERAL • DECORATIVE PAINTER, N6. 8, WYNDHAM-S TRB ET. XKT ILL Ia M XHo m a a V T Corner of Lome and Victoria-streets, Auokland East MONUMENTAL, MARBLE, AND GENERAL _',",.' 7". V!'!;'- STONEMASON,,!' i ARCHITECTURAL SCULPTOR- AND CAKVEE. ,! „ -Inscriptions accurate.and beautiful. Monuments,' Tombs, Headstones, and every description of Stone Work at the lowest possible prices for town and country '■- KSTABHSHED 1865. TUT R Ti TR A F FOR D, SURGEON DENTIST : WAKEriKLD-STREBT, NEAR QUEEN STREET. Painless Extraction of Teeth by the Oxide ; Nitrogen Gas. Prof«3aio»al Hours -9 a.m. till S p.m. JAM ES. B U, TCH ER> ,:; CARTER, CONTRACTOR. &0 , Goods Carted and Delivered from ship's Bldo on Shortest Notice. Ballast Supplied. Newcabile and Bay de Islands Goal. Also. Firewood (cut and uncut) reasona le. THO M A S S A.M U EL, , ~._"•', IMPORTER op ,; LockwooD's. Johnson's, and Other Makes of Best POCKET A ND:,T ABL E KNIVES, ... .ELECTRO -PLATED WARE, j SPOONS, FORKS, &C. '« Wholesale and Retail. ■ Wholesale and Retail, SI9. QUEEN-STREET.! ".'



rOOOK-BINDING & PAPER-RULINB ;'~ . ipBEK DOORH ABOVE ,".STAK"iQ*T'IOK. t!J [-... ol Aocount Books ". , , ;'' Ruled and Bound tfo sthT requibements, i "music, magazines, and law books , Neatly. Sound, : .. ~'... BAKERS' SPECIAL RULED1 DAY-BOOKS. - ibbarv Books .strong and cheaply bound -Tirf £i'■'■:h: ~"a : N i: '"s , on, V? . CARPENTER AND JOINER, ; BERES,FORD-STREE,T, Auckland,' ■•' ''. Opposite the Congregational Church. All repairs promptly and economically executed. ; . Est mates given. Funerals furnished. 'r oh w :s o P'P ct, '•} HOUSE, LAND;*' .'< " AND GENERAL COMMISSION AGENT Opposite H.M.s Custom-housed' ';■''; F0 R T■'.' ST RE'K T, '•' "A V "c kLA'tf.D, Has Always f.ob Balk , , V." Large Blocks of LAND '' '•',;.., ' FARMsI both Improved and otherwise '.'.''".-' Also,' ■ ; ''«'* - ' i« HOU&KS,CIOTTAGES,Bcc., ' i On Moßt Reasonable Terms, iaiti.au hSffi:-. H^b - lsll-7-ll'xl, N k RJ BGILDEB. OARPEIJTBR ~AND .JOINER, p'■ a '-•■■ •-■■ Vulcan Lank,' " . ' i Every Description Of'Bttlldlng'Deiignedand Erected.; ,i '.;•■, 'n '-■"■ ■«c<;■ •:: '•■>' i All Branbhes or the Building Trade executed by Experienced Workmen.'Shop Fronts Offloe Fittings ted &> ■ ; ■'■" -■"'•-" : I _"■■■_ '''o.,:'"''r'P t ,'./E. 'l' ;H.-a M, tl'«. LADDER & BARROW-MAKER, i 80 and 82, yicT.ORU-STREKT. . ; Every Description of Ladders, Steps, Barrows, J arrow-Wheels; Clothes Horses, Clothes Boxes, Travelling Cheats, &c on hand or made to order. .... ,-.,-, ~; ut; l: Inni. hr "■:■" •'• • I A liberal discount allowed to Contractors and en Wholesale order.'. ." ':" , „_._-..--_ I Shop and Office Fittings, and all kinds of Job bing Work done by experienced workmen on liheßhortsst'notice. •..■'ii- i N.B.—Ladders, Steps and Barrows lent on hire; 'Violins'bought. : .J.,. '1" '. "' , ( One or two superior old Violins for sale; also, a good V-olinceliq cheap,; ~v- :. . if. i:>t -: a mad j-r.ing ■£_'_.' & .CO., • Wholesale ,__ 2 ■•, j boot-and shoe-manufacturers. k.-La^e'StoeKlofvPEQGEP,: Rivbtted and t Sewn Goods of all sorts, and sizes j Of. :.-.iiCi.u - ,to select from;' ;1 ''"" f_.r-.r_ \;i ,;;AUJ,©r4eiß have. Qttfck Despatch.1 v' colonial Booic I 14. .WrapHAM-sTREE?;. .Apcpl.And.. ;.- Da ra-il H nuviAj—ntta £ iw! <.H ..'.JKAURI^GUM !mERCHANT' j'"' '"• | a( j,,.(,:; And Commission. AaßNT.it m msu ■ i).,!Ross having loasod Mr Reid'a New Stow, Gore-street (between .Custom and Fort streets), has commenced'bHßliiess as Ktturl Gum Mer chant onrt Commission- Agent. '■ Highest '.price [ aidtor Kauri Qum.-,.,. i-, .] ■ v; I- •■ j Auckland. March If, 1880, , , ; >~.;■-,,-,,;,.,„ g ' 1 ' A.iiv* .R.l D .!« E,. WELL^KNOW'N iWITEREIi . ' , (i«te of-,Que",en-3treet), ■;' .. _.__._■.,' 1 Has again .come to tbe front, .and.- started business",in: ",VICTORIA-STREET," clcsj" to, Union Bank'! " ■■■•'<■-'■> .•''-"•! -:"'' '■ '-" .A fine salaried stock of choice goods/on hand. TSAMEa.i.CAK,.iiAGE AND;;DRAY', ,'-", •i' .^A0T01RY,.,.;,, (yj,...-,-, ~ (.; I ';:'''J'A"m'.e;s./.'.;m'a c K'.itEi;: ! '."" '"! ' PrCI?BIET6eV' ; . r !'■:-.' ..V tntCTORiA'SIitEET. EAST,; AUCKLAND, Repairs of "Every Desoriptico In W"bod arid Hon , noatlr executed on the Shortest Notice. SPRINGS.a MADE AN D . REPAIRED, I I^N.B.—Country Orders punctually attended tO. ~ .. j'.','...' ;";'"-,, ~;„' , : . ',;...; i / .'.-.■,... ./ F'-I'l's h. x\i ■& ■•'■'< AN D O O.V Wholesale i Shipbino and Family |' - ' ..„'..; • -BUTCHERS, (JUEEN-STREET il . j [Next "Bank of New Zealand, Auckland]. ~ J Poultrybf All Kinds 'dressed to order. ' prime Smoked Tongues, Home-cured Bacon ' ; Corned Beef ; on Sale in Large Quantities., I -uit~ !-N.B!—^Dealebs in Game. "S» Live Pheasants forwarded' to all par(B of the Colony upon receipt of order.,; Families waited on in town or suburb 3. WiL.li lAM TENNANT,. PioneebManu.actubeb of _... I UMBRE LL AS AND PARASOLS, Uppe Queen street. i ;' - Wanted Known .Tennant's AI Umbrellas Are tbe Best and Cheapest. New summer stock at trices to meet the-tiroefe.' 'Recovenne in the beßt style, with choice variety of. material. Note-i. Lennos-s Buildings, Upper Queen treet. EBtabllshed-1869; —-— __\ , H; P. Gibbons & Co. deliver for Cash, the ' ';, ',)^T'yiß^o6D'<Cntin''BlodlW>-..W,. c •'ri-WSv.-s i":i"-i2s Pee TpN,'. : ~ '%777 I ?,;"'•-' H. P. GIBBON 3."& CO., ... -' %71 1 CBOOBIES" AND;-P«dD_UMi»BKOBAHTS, si; -,!; jHobson-fltreeti Auokland. ■ •'• •" _].' '■_ t.-ivai.i-.*•:'■■ sxt:ti-i--i '■■■■- ■ i ■■'<■



isuamess Oards. lEDWA R D S, O » COA^i MERCHANT, SHIP AGENT. Bay of Islands, Newcastle, and Waikato Coal In any quantity. Office and Yard, Breakwater, Auokland, opposite Railway Station. JI; WAY MO O 11, ■ SHIP AND BOAT BUILBER, ;Cdstom-hoose-btreet, foot of Hobson-1 ■ '-'■'.! "ill STREET. Builder Tof all kinds of Yachts, Lauacheß, Boats, Sec. Vessels Docked and Repaired. S hip Joinery of every description promptly l attended to.. F> .EN JAM I N TANN ER, . IPUBLIC ACCOUNTANT, AUDITOR, ESTATE AND INSURANCE AGENT, 70, QUEKN STREET. CF. VV O PER, • SADDLER, COLLAR & H RNESS MAKER. .Upper Quee^-srtket, Aooeland, : 'i- Three Doors above tne Army and Navy'HoteL- N.B.—Conriar Bags. IjeggAis, Sec, &o..made to order on the shortest iaotioe. Charges moderate. t —■ ~ 1 — CH A X LES f ALMER, i! DRAUGHTSMAN fee '■ Drawings, Maps and Plsns complied. Drawn to Soale om Ro h Skemhes or Traced. Addresses. &o Illuminated tr the Highest Style of the Art.' Anctloneors* Show Plans and lithographs, • Schedules prepared for ;Co ty and Highway Boards. OFFIOE-25, Queen-street, ovor National In surance Comoanv*s Office. ' '- Wi V H I L L IPPS & SUIN, • OIL, COLOUR, AND GLASS MERCHANTS, • Importers'of Paperhangings. Scrim, Paints, Oils, Turpentine, Colour?. Varnishes, French Polish, Gold Leaf, Artists' Colours and Brushes: Plate, Sheet, Crown, Ornamental, and Photonrophio Glass; Picture Frainei and Tapestry Mouldings Clock and Compass Glasses, Glazed Bashes and Doors. Glass cut to size and oarefully p eked. • 95 Se 97. QUEEN-STREET. • ■ '



JW. KNIGHT • (LATE OF THE CITY MARKET), , Poulterer, Fruiterer & Greengrocer, Corner of Dabby an Qubsn-streets. Wholesale and Beta! Established 1866. SHIPPING SUPPLIED. Poultry. Dressed for Table, always ready. , Live Pigeons. Babbits, Fancy Birdß, Docks, Geese, Turkeys, and Fowls kept in stook. Same Fowls, Spanish, Brahman, and Bantams (Pure-bred). ' fbesb butter and coos always on bans, Lioensed Dealer in Qame. —■ KNIGHT'S CENTRAL MARKET, Two doors above Artliur'n Auction Mart. Tj- EN R V L. F 0 R.S TE R, SOLICITOR AND BARRISTER, TAURANGA, AUCKLAND. JAMES CATER, OHEMIST AND'DRUGGIST. .7." < hobson-street, ■•- Close to Wellington-street. "Tp D' WA R D BAR TL E V," ' '"'' ARCHITECT, STICHBURYS BUILDINO ... QUEEN-STREET,' IR E LA N D B R O THE RS, -' WOOL MERCHANTS, . TANNERS AND LEATHER MANUFACTURERS, ... ; IMPORTERS OF Saddlers' and Bootmakers' Machinery, English and Foreign Leather, Saddlery, Saddlers' Ironmongery, Hoot Uppers, Grindery, Mill Belting, Suction and Delivery, . ,:. . Hose, &o„ &o. Warehouses:—Vulcan Lane and Hlg street. . '7 ,/.Works:—Paninure.'.Auckland..'"',; | Constituents'OrdersPromptly and carefully '."'•,.' Executed. _ ' ' iXjl DEN; TERRACE FUST OFFICE. ; F. M. MORLEY, TEA DEALER AND FAMILYIGROCKR. Eden Terrace i '■ Families waited upon for orders. , .. Good^delivered to any part of the ITowri and ... ..... Suburbs. ■ ili i: -, a. WA ENO 0 X BROTH EKS, SOAP AND CANDLE . MANUFACTURERS. COX'S CREEK, RICHMOND. ' OEFI0E: DUBHAM-STREET. AUCKLAND. Oash Purchasers of Tallow, Wool, Sheepskin;. j. i. ~, and Bones. . . G" El E.A. N D P OT T EX, ~. . COACH-BUDLDERB, ... I ' //GREY-STREET, AUCKLAND. ; N.B;-Irdn-bark Shafts, Spokes, Felloes. Blue Gum and' kinds ot Hardwood, at Loweßt MarketiPrlc.es. f ;: t .;■ ;< 'ml i I '~' THOMPSON AND MORRIS, ■__ ...ACCOUNTANTS,;'.-. . JmJ; BROKERS, HOUSE, LAND, AND GENERAL ; :..:-. .' ; ' COMMISSION AGENTS. N.B. — Tradesmen's Books -balanced ;and accounts furnished. ' ..... , No. 41, N.Z. Insurance Buildings, next door to the Acoident Insurance Company. - : Al T' E R. OT. ;H E R S MARBLE AND. FREESTONE MASONS: Monuments, Head-stones;1 Tombs; and '• ■ ,-< :■ Iron .Tombßailings; v • ■ , ■:■ rNSOBIPTIONS EXKOUIED IN A SVPEBIOa BTYLB. ' Prices and Designs FREE on Application. Address:— ' ;"' -'• ''..'*.. -■ COBNER OF !if ! and .lome /Streets. I,j ~' 17, AOOELAND:& ■.-.: i.: ; •Near Junction of Queen and Wakefield streetal, ix^v ;•£;_. a.';.'3,\g.' WWP-i?^' r J ' IRONMONGERY. TINWARIC.&O.."> i i-Vhii b- : '.i i ■'■■ **•' '' - : ■■'■■ :i ■ '•■:■ !'-.',H. A. MCKEAN'S. ~.- -; '■'-' '• ' -- - ~ ' Til \. "J. •"■■'- S,»I N N E R T OK, tl» >„ AUOKLAND STEAM; ; W.0.0 J>.l< T U R.N IN G FACTO RV, |-..-'.i io ■_!■■ Wxndham Street.'. 11 sill (Next Shakespeare Hotel). : Having introduced Steam Power, he is now pre ;• . pared to make a Reduction of Twouty j . .-.; ier Cen off the price of all j " ' common, work. t~ Coantrv Orders punctually attended to 'ip,7.i;_;ll.'li>''':]'), a. n.'-,l.'s' j3l 'ill-..- OF THS ..' , . P'^'/TIKI GOLDFIELDS, . COMPILED BY OHAS. F. H. LLOYD, I • --'; ■'■' ' ' •' i ';'' V, '' Authorised Surveyor, •' ." J



I .. if.-': . ;-.'-■-> ;.■■ ' ■ - ' ■ j ;'TO BE HAD AT THE STAR OFWCE. rVXOUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOr X i .'■ CIATION. CORNER of wellkslkv and albertJstreetS ; Reading Room, Comfortably Furnl?hed. All the Leading. Papers on the tables. Subscription, 2b 6d per quartar. The Library contains tup-, wards of 2800 vo's. in the various departments of Literature. ' Subßcription, 2s 6d per quarter. Tea and Coffee provided. - Employment and Boarding-house Registers. , :.-.--.■■ -.. Meeting for Young Men on Taesdays, at 7.30. Evangelistic Service, Thursdays,' at 7.30. -Bible Reading and Prayer, Saturday, at 7.30. Bible Class, Sunday, at 3 p.m. . . ■. j Strangers and others (especially Young Men) cordially invited to visit the Rooms, where all information may be obtained. Open from 8 a,m. till 10 p.m. ANGSHAN FOWLS.-For Sale, the above (pure-bred): also Eggs.—Apply Mr Rehnell, Storekeeper, Ellerslie. .vifIMTEB EVENING ,;,.'. amusements. !. '. Call and Inspect the Assortment 1.. •_- kit jl OP-; - :;, ' ;'- ' *''■'■'-'- AMATEURS' LATHES & FRET-SAWS I 7. 'sj.i .■■ , ! Just Opened by ! | \\.j'._7,.:i_ ;h q w^de n, 177 Vi ' :wAtcHMAKE]& SHOBIXANDHTOTECf V."



. yraperv. . TX^E-L LESLE V • HO USE, We are now Selling The Balance of our Winter Stook of DRAPERY AND MILLINERY, AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICKS, Fob Cash. and Maid's Ulators ■*> ._ Ladies' Cloth Jackots ' „ nn . onar Winter Skirts and Shawls n ,S H o°g,S Straw Hats; a larger number PRICE I o£ t(l g. Be g t Shapea gjin on ONL\ v hand. . ; ~ , -.-*- Stock Must be Cleaned, to Make Room for Large ' ■' Shipments to Arrive. REDUCTIONS IN EVERY DEPARTMENT, ' FOR ONE'mONTII ONLY, 7 At LOV,ET^'S ;.. :J' . \CHKAP, DRAPERY, ■ ~'.', WELLESLEy-STREET. j .'-. .* ■ . ':■ ; >£•, .'.' ■: : I I;, tif: GOOD AND jCHEAP,, : WINTER , i > DRIPERYi, ': :. ■'■ '• ' - O. . A, ;L ,''L ;E : N " | ;,IS s'eILINQ " Persian Cords Serges Satebn Cloths Russell Cords ~ Winsbts j Blankew Cogurgs Lustres Ulsters Hosiery Men's Shirts Gloves .Stass S K.IRTS, And aU kinds of DRAPERY, UNEQUALLED VAL VB. Inspection Invited J Competition Defied VICTORIA.STREET Next to J. William's, the People's Tollor]. VTEYER (MIND THE |WF¥ OK ij ..„„ WHEREFORE.; , • ■ 7-: THE BEST VALUE,EYER GIVEN |IN AUCKLAND. IUEW T^R APERY "ESTABLISHMENT ' UPPER (278)1 QUHBN-STREET. JO H N;r'k ES IN G HAS NOW OPENED wnn THE



GREATEST BARGAINS EVER SEEN. tsr Go and Look at. the Prices 1 TSJi 278, UPPER QUEHN-STBEET. F";tomlinson's drapjsry • ADVERTISEMENT. SPKOIAL INDUCEMENT TO CASH PUR CHASERS.' ; "..'. In Order, to Reduce Stock, I shall allow 2s. in every pound's worth of 'Drapery Purchased at my Establishment from this date until I have finished Stock-taking. This Roduction is Genuine, as customers will find every article ,;., Marked in Plain Figures (a plan) I havo adopted Blnoe I commenced I ■ . buainnsa) aria the amount-taken off tha >-_£, '-'■'' m irked prices).!':;; . ,:. )*, F. TOMLI NSO N, ■ Draper, Parnell. , \X\T HA N ;G A R E' I. I COME AND BUY AT H. A. MCKEAN'S MEN'S AND BOYS'CLOTHING ESTABLISH . MENTi- " ' ! • '•>'■ ' ; Tweed Trousers, from 9s 6d to 17s 6d; Trousers and Vest, from 9a 6d to 82b 6d; Paget Coata, from 20s to 10s; Ga'.ato»s, from 12s 6d to 30s: Mackintoshs, from 12s 6d to 70a; Boys' and Youtns' Suits, 25s to 403; Boys' and Youths' Shirts, from 1* 6d; Men'B Cottom Shirta, from 2a; Crimean Shirta. from 5s 6d ;, Coloured Shirts (In great variety) from is 6d. For Cash. NOTICE.— tireat Surprise 1 The Ladles all say that Williams'B is the Cheapest House in Town for Fanoy Drapery and Small Goods. A splendid lot of Ladios' Underolothing, Skirts, Lace, Ties, Maltese Lace. Ribbons, &c; a lot or LadlCs'Back Combß. Belts, and Neck Frilling, all prices from 2d a yard; a nioe lot of Oilt and Blaok Brooches and Karrings. cheap. Ladies from the country would do well to buy their goods at Williams's, Cheapest Houße in Town, foot of Grey-street, four doors from • Market Entranoe, opposite Dampler's. Open 111 9 p.m.....'. T> U B L I C N 0 T I C E. J. GILMOUR, DRAPER, Upper Symond3-streeT, Wishes to inform the Publio that he has just received to immense stock of Ladies' and Gentlemen's Umbrellas in block and ooloured, and is selling them at prices that ought to com mand the attention and give satisfaction. to everyone wbo patronizes his shop for them. These goods have been bought cheap, and, as tho stook is too large to sell off id a reasonable time, they are.marked at low prices to command a speedy sale. There ia also a,very largo stock of Ladies' Corsets varying in prices from 3s to 10s 6d, which must be sold cheap to redace. Among this.lot very serviceable; Stays can be had ot 5a 6d; Btrong and well-shaped in dark colours with spoon busk. Every one who wants good wearing Stays should see them at a. .' • 3i .. J. GILMOUR, i] n i . . , ... • ■ Upper Symonds street. I -■■''■#/ ;;;j .'dkferrk;d' ■-.■■'Y^,' i'«'' 1 '•' 1: P.'A Y. M, X w T. 1 ■■:<■■ I >'•'-■■• '\' ________]'__ '■'' T' ':i'f' h'; ;:.' >; ; : •','\^i.g^/ :'.''7.



M" U N R O & MIL.LI GAN, 'TAILORS,,, ".. . ,T';''v 1, Drapers, and outfitters, ,"._7'y_ X A,R AN G A H APE . ROAD ? : (Opposite Newton Post Office),- v. ■■■'' Have a 'Well-assorted STOCK of the - BEST CLASS GOODS, i in the following Departmental—Dresses. Prints, Calicoes, Longoloths, Sheetings, Linens, ' Flannels, Blankets, Rugs, , Carpets, Oxford Shirting, Counterpanes, Waterproof Cloaks, Mantles, "French Merinoes, Shawls, Cash mere's, Silks, Shirts,' Curtains, Umbrellas, Mantle Cloths, and Tweeds.. ! Having found that there is an opening for a; TAILORING BUSINESS on the Defesred. Payment System, ihey have secured the ser vices of a FIKSI? CLASS CUTTKR, and are now prepared to make to measure, from Virßt class Materials.' at reasonable pribes, every description of Clothing. ' ml ' ' 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 Rosiest possible way. „., ~".,,. ij .. '. , .-, M. & M. having bad considerable London ex perience ta this particular System of Business, and having their Goodß dirrot from the Best London and Glasgow Firms, are in a position to offer the BEST GOODS on the MobtlAdvan tageoub Terms. tar Note the Address,— ' IMTUNRO & ly/riLLIGAN, KARANGAHAPE ROAD (ODbosite the Newton Post Office). A SINGLE CALL AT A. O. STEPHEN- I SON'S NEWTON HOUSE Karangahape Road, is all that is needed to prove that Fur chasers of Drapery can obtain Goods of equal value, and very much lower 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, 1 Tweeds, Ulsters, Jackets; also,*to his Varied- Stock of Hosiery, Gloves, and Straw Goods. ' loose Corsets just arrived. - ___~ a-nll ..:■ \ r^;,,r: ,a,o. stephenbo^.v^.,, ..,,, [ b-j^xyto. t •. ' - Nowton (near Past Office)^



-Business Notices. mHE COLONIAL INSURANCE COMPANY have REMOVED their OFFICKB to the Premises lately occupied by Messrs. Frater Bros., dircotly opposite the General Post-office, Shortlaud-strej', and next door to T. Peacock's, Optician. JAS. B. GRAHAM,, • Branch Manager. HEWSON AND MELVILLF, ship. yacht, & boat builders, spar makers, &0„ Wynyard Pier, Auckland. Vessels Docked and Repaired on the shortest notice. '.>•■'. New and Second-hand Boats for sale or to let at the Lowest Current Price. ; Ci O TO BATH \JT toROTn'B Public Hot, Cold, and Shower Baths, Victoria-street East. Charge, One Shilling, Open all week days from 7 a.m. to G p.m., and Scnday Mornings from 6 till 10 a.m. Tho Bathrooms are all private, and supplied with every- convenience, Turkish towels, flesh and hair brushes, combj, respirators, soaps, &c Select bath-room 3 (private) for Ladies every dar, at all hours, with female attendance. One SHILLING. Ploaso note the addross:- Victoria street East, above tho Groyhouud HotqLand next tho Cheap Bedding and Furniture Mart Auckland,-',' ;'' ;' .''.,. '• '' - i;: -,: '.' TT7-|AT-'CJH.iE'S,- ';•;' " n !, ;. ---7 7:71, 7 ''777'y' 5%"7:.l riLioioKs ~.-';; -I.: T|E|W|E;L[LE;R|Y H. G, PAYNE, WATCHMAKER and JEWELLJKR,



166, Queen Street, Auokland, N . Opposite Arthur's Mart "57"OUNG WOMKN'IS INSTITUTE X ANDBOARDING-HOUSE, Qube^-street --, 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.' / ' ' • 'Roarding-bousa for Young Ladies who are ' occupied during the day. Terms on application to the Seoretary. . , i Working Parties and other Social Gatherings are hold during the Week. ■ Governess Agency and Lending Library,in connection withtbo Institute. WELLESLEY-STREET OIL,; COLOUR. & GLASS WARKHOU3E.- C. G. Hill, Importer of Paperhangings, Oils, Colours, Glass, Varnish, White Lead,*&c, Gilt and Stained Mouldings and Pictures; tec: Pic ture-framingto order. Just landed, ex 'Coro nilla' and 'loch uoon,' 245 packages Paper hanginga. White Lead, Oila, Sec— Please note the address: Wellesley-street West (opposite Market entrance). THE ONLY HOUSE OF CURIOS IN TIIH: WHOLE OF AUCKLAND AND THE COLONICS (next Black Bull). :. 1 7-.'■■";■'.■ d, N. GARNIER ' (Near Star Hotel), ALBERT-STREET. M. Gamier respectfully invites the patronage of the public with regard to his choice articles of vertu. and the fact that all kinds of repairs in Jewellery and Works of -rt receive the most prompt attention. "On parte franoalse." VI O T O R Lv N O O.E.T, French and Kngi.ish House, ■ WKLLESLEY-STRKET. The Only Practical Ladibb' Hairdresser and haibworker in auckland, From the First Houses in France and London. ; A Large Stock of Human Bair always on hand. Ladiea' Wigs made to order. Gentle men's Wigs, Whlske'S and Mousttohios on hand, or made to order. Ladies' Fronts, &o. Ladieß' Combings .worked as required. Select Booms for Ladles, r Hair-outting, Shampooing, and Hairdressing. Select Room for Gentlemen WITY HAIR CUTTING ROOMS, r , FRANCES J. SHORTT, 1 HAIRDRESSER BY APPOINTMENT TO HIS KXOELtEHCY THfc GOVERNOR., THE CITY HAIR CUTTING ROOMS, The most complete, fashionable, and best ap pointed Halrdreßslng Xstablisbment in Auck land. Magniflcoot American Hair Cutting Chairs with latest mechanical improvements arrived from Chicago by last mail boat.. Every gentleman has seperato Brushes, Towels, ond Shaving Appliances. Tho fingeing Apparatus is a specialty and most beneficalin eases of weak or falling hair. Prices os uaual. < j CITY . HAIR CUTTING ,ROOMB,' OPPOSITE UNION BANK. 3 Two Doors Below Greyhound Hotel.•.'.: A. ST EP H E JST SO N, • Newton Fahcy Bazaar, Toy Warehouse, Stationer, Wools, Silks, Pictures,' and Ornaments of every des cription, begs to osli the attention of the surrounding p«blio to his Choice and . . Varied Stock of the above. " Sohooid supplied with all necessary materials. j. a nlee assortment of-Clocks. , Tho Prices at this Establishment are consider ably nnder Queen-street Prices. i a Call respectfully solicited. ; BUTCHERS, SETTLERS A FARMERS, AND OTHERS,' _-, The undersigned are Cash PurohasersjM: HIDES. SHERPSKINB, WOOL, TALIDW, BEESWAX, Sec, Sec, at Highest Market Rates. Consignors direct will havo prompt and Im mediate cash remittances roturned at satisfac toryrates. ' ''; '' ', ' IRELAND BROS., ■■!.- . ' TANNER AND LEATHER MANUFACTURERS, AUCKLAND. OOK OUT FOR THE BLUE BOOT J Where You Get GOOD VALUE :FOR YOUR MONEY 1 All our Goods are Made on the Premises, j For Style and Quality cannot be surpassed. BOOTS and SHOIC3 of every description Made • ' to Order on the shortest notioe, "L"' '■' ".' J,U ST "DTn.DED, ..j -j, j ;"' •',' ' ' ex Loch Dee, 21 cases of LADIES', and CHILDREN'S ; ENGLISH GOOD 3in great variety.' ■ A large assortment of Ladies!. Felt Slippbrs. .'■ All will bo Sold at.Lqw.Prioes. „.,.-_'_.,,



The Largest Stockin Auckland to Select Frirai'.; ! : ; : ',..',": d : : .RR.o"oKE.s...";';-'ii^r BLUE BOOT, opposite Garllpfc and CranWeli's, ;. QUEEN-STREET, AUCKLAND. -'.; . 7 , QJCORIA ASH 1 SCORIA ASH » ! Delivered or supplied from the Pit (known as Gillies), at Mount Eden, at current rates, viz.;—. 'i "Red, screened, for grinding purposes; '.',,.' ! ' ' 'Red, screened, for garden walks " ';. I—s" COarae, for roads, lee. Sec . '; Orders nddrefsed to tho undersigned, or loft;i£ tho Pit, will have dispatch; ~■'■', ,iv :.,..' ... WM. BRIERLKY. .-.-;-' '•" " '"..'.','. Onehunga. . ' N.B.— Anyone found removing Gravel with out a written order'willbe prosecuted.; ~j ''' m O'T RAVELL fc ■R S, &C. i Presents F3r Home.—Very Handsome Cur., bsity Cabinets, Inlaid Table Tops, and Walking. Stickß, made of rich and beautiful New Zealand' Woods; also, Polished Specimens of Woods in' small box, and Brass-bound Chests of Drawers in picked Mottled Kauri! - All at veryreasqn able prices. , ;„„„„. '•; . • - WILLIAM NORRIE. -' .Workerof Native Woods, top of Shortland-street. h^IGHT SOIL CONTRACT, i All persons in the City or Suburbs requiring the services of the presont Contractor at the reduced rates should make early application to G. WILSON, at his residence, Nelson-street, or under cover, addressed "G. Wilson, Nlgnt 801 l Contractor. City Council Offices." a Formosoj in Morte. B ivTEW ZEALAND FERNS,j W\iX Unmounted, or. - B i Tastefally Mounted in various ways, 1 B FROM 12 CP TO 120 VAR ETIHS. _ H @ or Sale by , H I ER I C CRA IG, AM M ' Pbinces-street. t fj yOUNG WOxUEN'S INSTITUTE, ! AGENCY FOR UOVERNESSES AND ' ' i Servants' REGisTRr. Respeotable Servants are requested to apply UPPER QOEEN-STREET, '. AUCKLAND,' ■ "-'•■'?. ' Fee from, Employers, 55., v■■u ■■ •• '■ Fee from Governesses. ss, j -_■','■ ~, Fee from Servants. 2s 6d. -\TEW SjsaSON TEAS! -NEW __X SEASON.TEAS! ' ; : PRIME ROLL BACON' PRIME ROLL BACON . . WILLIAM' PARKER,.' ''■', ' j ':_'".: \k::< ■ hobson-strset.' '. '._ ".,': '. I .:,.■_• 'j!. ' '-'OPPOSITE.'' .•',-._'.."■» ' j ■'•■ •;-;" MINETTi'sSFRENCH'BAKERYi fff' ;



Business Notices. 5 AUCKLAND MILK SUPPLY r TO MILK CONSUMERS.."-'.'. _ ' A good deal haa appeared of late in the daily t papers on this important subject, the tendency of which i» to cause every consumer of Milk to Bee that ho gets a clean, pure and unakimm.'d article. We consider much that baa been said was called for. While itiscorreqt that therel» plenty of room for improvement among milk vendors, we feel sure that it would be unjußt to rogard the miikman ganerally as an object of - suspicion. We are convincedithere.are many who, whether they get paid or not for the milk ,' they sell, Bupply it pure, unskimmed, cleanly, ■ and delivered twlco a day. , , For o.r part, we wish to state to our Cus tomers aud the Public what we, as Milk vendors, I guarantee to do. We pledge ourselves :— . I. To serve milk puio, sweet, and with all its cream. ■' : ■ . ■ ' i , . 11. To bring it to town twice daily (Sundays c excepted), and ltt the consumer have it- freah. IH. To eel! no milk unless produced from well drained farms and from well fed and healthy [ cattle ... r We wish'it to be understood that only part of c the milk we sell ia produced by ourselves; the i larg»r partis ironi. Kpsom and the Mangare . dietrict, tho milk from which has hitherto been 1 mado into butter. It" is worthy of notice that i tuo cattle' on these .'farm3 have been selected . more for butter-making than milk-selling, and r hence as a rule give richer milk and less in s 'quantity.-:-— ■::-".-..-_-. -• -.•:--- •■•■ - Each farm from which wo bring milk will bo I periodically Inspected as to drainage and water supply for oatl le, Tha terms on Which wo con tract tobuy^milkfi'omotlier,producera arathat , it shlilHi/F«k'S£i,)Poßfe| jayIETjUND Wrta all CREAM', and that, all vessels' I'uSed shall be thoroughly cleansed. During, .the warmest months of the year (from Sbfrtembfer to1 June) the whole of our milk will bo 'coolad-over the Patent-Milk Coolers^'as' u:cd by the Aylesbury Dairy Co, and Express Dairy Co; of London, the two largest and most "trustworthy Firms in England. By this miane the milk keeps sweet several hours longer during the trying weather. We submit the ihilk we purchase or produce to Analysis at frequent intervals, and keep at the Hobson-street .Dairy for daily use, the oream guage and lactometer. "'.".' I Amongst our emplorej we offer prizes for cleanliness and eourtssy. Wo have had t«n years experience in conduot-' ing a large English Dairy business, subject to the "Inspection of Daries Act," and although' hundreds of samples hs.ve been taken by the appoiited Inspector, have never been con victed ot adulteration. 11 We ask as a favour from the general Public, that it at any time they discover cause for dissatisfaction in the1 article supplied or unpolit eness or unclean linens On the part of our emplorii thoy wilLcohimuaicate to us promptly by Post-card or otherwise, ■ ■ .'• :i- As regard* tie purity of ourmilki we beg to state that any person who can convict us of selling watered milk or.of attracting oream', ; , we will pay the cost of analysis. In conclusion,1 we'take the -liberty of saying we do not publish this to much as an advertisement as from tba knowledge that as the colonial law stands the.trade generally is liable, to be regarded with suspicion, as dealtrs'but of a number tore, therefore, plaoe on record our principles and ■. intentions, and are prepared to stand or fall ! according as We act up to them. .--"-' '■■' • ': v- i o f.Hfenia'V >' ' i JOSEPH BOOTH,; ! (Signed.) j GK o # A% BROWN. < Auckland Dairy. Hobson-street, ' ' '" i '- ' 'Jaly'3oth, 1881.' -•■- -- ■> - - ■■'■' '. .X, . -OPPENHEIMER ,&,.CO., X i ;,CUSTOM-HOUSE-STREET; Auckland, ,Are taking,orders for the American Fenoing Company's Stebl Barb Fence Wire. , The Cheapest and Best in the Market, -~'., h■. - " -at' .',]'''' '-.',"'''''. I .£42 10 s' PER T(^ Painted^ • '£46 EBRTON for Galvanized.^ '.'''" Duty Paid and Freo, Delivered at : , ■• -'. • Wharf, Auckland. •; ; j | For terms and full pattioulars'apply to ' ■"■' Ttt-J ' OPPENH.EIMER[-& CO.; ' '"■' •'"• n. < X' ~:i•.'' Custom-house-street,*, "'"VJ ' ;■-■--' -Auckland. W:; PONSONBY COAL AND FIREWOOD I j ~,..:..,•-. .nDEPoT. ~. ~.'.. | Next Brown's Grooery.; , ~,... ,; I ! ' ;.S BURCHELL BROS. "' ': ;. • j Have always on haid:. : ' ;:; | COAL—Newcastle," Bay of Islands, Tanplrl, j ! '' ■ abdKamo - ■ ■ • i- i:o:;u _ ■ FIRKWOOD—Best Titree, measurement gua-i ' i rantood.... : ■- > <.t .;• -.:. ! Posts, Rail?, Palings—Kauri and Hobart' ~. ' ' I Lime, Sand; Shells, Charcoal, &c. . ." 1 A gents for Ponsonby .Potteries; also : for J, i Wilson & Co.'s Lime. .-. . .-. ... ' - "-: -,;..;',", ; ,' ~,..'.;,'—— —■' •> CHINA, GLASS, AND; EARTHEIt. I ~.;.."' ,; ; ;,WABE. i;i ., ; (i -iv;..,. ' I T.i'.BOYLANbegstbinldfm.thepablicthat In' consequence' of, his Wholesale Buiinesß le- i kjuiring 80!muoh>ot his attention, he has found' . it necessary to relinquish the Betail Part of hiS: Trade, which he has disposed of.to Mr S, . Tanpield. .and while thanking them for the support so liberally accorded1 to him' during the time he has been in biifinoss, begs to.solicit for his sucoessor.a continuation'of the same,pat ronage'and support."' * ~ - ''. ~_:,. ■ j WITH respect to - the : above';' & TA&'.' ! field begs to state that ho" efforts will . bo wanting on his part to merit a-continuation bf the. confidence and patronage extended tO his _ It will be his constant study, in conducting, t this old-established business, to render it the most complete; and best assorted China, GlaBB,! : and Earthenware Establishment in the Pro- * vinoe. " "...it . .- I His aim will be hot merely to sell cheap, but to supply goods of the Very best quality at the lowest possible price..,; ■ ;■ ■ ' , i : J Large Reductiotjs having heen n}qde In the- " prices tho ptibljft'wliilhe believes) now find it to be the cheapest house-In the trade,'and con- • fldently invites them to oomo and inspect the * itockond judgifor themßolv^s. ~. . i All orders entlrueted to him will recelf 6 the most careful and prompt attention. ' ' ,'' ! Address—!■ '.- .j.n.-'-: ■ .■->■■'. .vizi, thai ; ... . S.TANFIELD, ' , .:.- ! j (Lato T. F.Boyl! an), 139, Queen-street. '" TF. BOYLAN begs--to inform the t • public that havihg disposed ot his Retail' 4 Business to Mr. S. Taspielo. he intends, in; { future to devote the whole of his attention to. r the requirements of his Wholesale Trade. I I He will in futurexarry on-business in-.the. store lately occupied bylMr.-T. H. Hall, at the 1 torner of Vnlcan Lane and. High-street,. where, » he Is now opening,lßrge, shipments,of,Glass,i, J phina',;and Earthenware of tdl doSoritflons.* ■■;/;" _ vnl7i..u7B''':^-h"G-i--^lk -s. j Kidi, oq m oiJEiolmao w ravtositisfl j MANUFAOTUREKS OF STEAM AND JIANUAIi ? j -(FIRE ENGINES,. FIRE APPLIANC«S, ;■;-.; 1 -il>'.,.:j &C. vi'.^Po ;&C v., ■.■;r, y<v-. \ By appointment 'to.Hef Majesty the Qaeen'/the t I 'Emperors of Germany ahd Rdssia, the Lon- _ i . don, Manchester, Liverpool, arid-other: a; f i Fire Brigades, and Sole Mannfaov: •:,': i I ' ;turersto Her Majesty's War. ~ , .... j j .!,- .. - -Department. J " -. j j At the Paris Exhibition, 1878, Merryweathor : j and Sons were (awarded Two Gold Medalß for £ fhe 6xoollence Jof their Maohlnery-a distinction j, enjoyed byno1 otherinakonr. ~J '• - '"'' ' > i Engines and appliances of< all aeacripuons- ( constructed on the most,approved and eoqno-, J rOrdra's'-reeeiYea br iiessrs; R. 'T.'^TurnbuU- t and' Co.i' 5, East India Avenue, London,;E.C, I Sole Agehts for New Zealand;;and by their cor-; ' fwa-Wfcjg a.HALIi;S-C^ %■>- | ■ .",,.' -v. .ii'-. ".■« •■■■■ <:■•" •'Auckland. J !qj't "'t ;a:'m^ ; /|.^rA'M:;w' a; y s^; | j7. J.MERRYWEATRER& SONS, ■.-.■■■• ] PATENTEES ' AND MANUFACTURERS' OF ! STEAM TRAM ENGINES (Separate, r■- : t I , and Combined), ,-.,, , ~ tkamway Cars and Rolling Stock, I For use la Publio Thoroughfares. ■' . ! Engines of thoir manufacture are in use In.the- Suburba of London, and very extensively used- ; in Paris and other Continental Cities. * i Orders received by Messrs. R. T. Tnrnball and. . Co., 5, East India Avenue, London, E.C., 8010. ' Agents for New Zealand, and by their Correa-j I pondents, >_% u ffi7ji. jg_ riALLfc cOi; ' :i ---i . r- . ■ .!...' > Auckland.' _ j h! >r' '■•, — '"". "' —; —-—-^- i JXT'EW'TON AND PONSONBY ' \_\X: ::i,: JUNCTION STORK, ■«: :- j CORNER OE •.'■-'''-- ''- '-.I-'ili ' j j NewtonJand Great Nokeh Roads. i[ \-:.'.i ijf.i.Mi-'WaiTE'HMV \ l '. : .'•_.' r'':(LateW. Baxter), ; „„.'„„'-> FAMILY' GROCER AND TEA DEALER ] i dairies op Butter op FiBST-OLAfIS '' | QUALITS. j Families Waited upon for Orders ■I ;. ■ r Goods Promptly Delivered. . j SANEORD'S FARM PRODUCE AND FRUIT., D'alryFed _-:,.''';s_-_ _£_____ Pol^ J?lse SUPERIOR PGrTED HEAD, 8d per lb ah Vegetables, Oranges, Apples, Bananas ■ ■__ •-, wag Poultry always on hand. Fine Ypung FOWIS from la 9d to' 3s' 3d' each r Taranaki Butter, ■ istheib.■■••;■■■ 'y-ii '--"'!'-:-: -.";: ■- c_;-»f';^ Vlotoria-etreet, foitir adorffflbove Albort-SBM©^-



Amusements. T ORNE.S TR EE T Uh AL L. Lessee-....^ J. J. Pollard Stage Manager.-......._F. Darbyshire Grand Opening Night, TO-MOUROW (Wednesday), August 3, _-_n ii■»•.. i»; I (j of .., . , '■;■ POLLARD'S LILIPUTIAN OPERA COMPANY, In their Grand Production, for the flrst time in Auckland, of Planquett's Opera Comiquo, in : three acts, entitled " LES CLOCHES DE COJtiNEVILLE ; Or The Chimes of Nobmandy. Tho Mu'sib of this Opera has heen arranged by tho Messrs Pollard, NEW SCENERY,,NEW APPOINTMENTS, i NEW EFFECTS, &C, &C. • Prices: Reseryed Chairs, ss; Front Seats, is ' Second Seats, 2s 6d'; Gallery, Is. ; Doors Oi.en at 7 30 p.m.; commencing at 8 p.m. Reserved Chairs can bo obtained in advance up to 3 o clock each day, at Uptoa Se Cos. QTAHUfIU PUBLIC HALL. A GRAND BALL, if OI .'3. To celebrate the Qpcbiug.ot O 0 Y'\ TIIE LOYAL FRANEXIN LODGKODDFELLOSsJ Will bo held in the above Hall on TtrfßTO RR O W (WEDNESDAY), August 3ed, ISBI. Double Tickets, ss. Dancing commence at 8 p.m. 'Buses will, leave Fire-bell, top of Queen street, at 5 p.m. and 6.30 p.m. on evening of Ball. .iv -it •'- ... .-> N 111 l.ii | ft _," Lectures. !\TOUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN AS**1 JL SOCIATION, Corner of Wellesley and Albert streets."" Winter Course. toF . Lectures, 1881. August s—Entertainment, Muslc»l and Literary AugUßt 12—Leoturo: "Novels"—Rev. D. W. Runciman, M.A. '"" „ September-2—Lecture: "Christian Work in Australasia"—Rev. Wm. Morloy ■' -.(.:■ September 9—Entertainment vis:_ September 23—Lecture: "Italy andthoWald enseß, with a Visit to Borne and the; Valleys of the Vaudois"—Rev. A. M. McCallum. October-7—Lecture: Subject to be advertised. Commence at 7.30. Seats reserved for Ticket holders till 7.20, , _ Tickets for the' Course (tb: admit bearer and lady), ss; Single Tickets^ for Course, 3s 6d; Single Ticket, Is, to be obtained from the Book sellers, Members ot Committee, or at the Rooms, i THOMAS BUDDLE, ~. -.''•-... :,.''i :,.. i.7 i•! BOJa. SBC. S "POSTPONEMENT OF X,',- - ;.; LECTURE..;:ir-.;if, A PrOfessOr "Fraser's^Last Lecturo WiU be given, on .THURSDAY, Augustli.,, Subject :,"The Coming Man" Time, place, and prices as usual; To conclude with character reading' by form of hand, body beinghidden, ~ -. .- • - 'Each person on entering will re ceive a Map or Book price is.—Residenoa, Grey street. —, ___•_ •■'■■' j ■ j ' ' _ ~.. •/.Sportink.'.f''....



jjbrTJT. Bourne cup, mil '. \ 4Q QQQ 'SUBSCRIBERSijm- i£-{ BAOH.£.' | | First Horse ,". ';. fi.30001 Non-starters .. £2,000 1 Seeorfd Horse ..: 1,000 '' ".(divided)"' M'H Third Horse ,:;.'. '■'! 500 16 Prises of filOO.;1"' '600 Dtber Starters .. 1,500 6 Prizes of £50 .. 300 ; I y y._ ,<diyided); q y | HO Prizes of ;«10.K ,1,100 ---; Average for other.Bsa,riers is-about £7S each: average for Non-starters la about £25 each; and tho 122 Extra' Prizes, consisting of six prizes of £100 eaob. six prizes of £50 each, and 110 prizes £10' each, brings up the number of Winning Tickets'to: about 210. Thiti Is the bestoppbr < tnnlty ever brought before the p'ublio: in the Australian-Colonies,lP «-' "">-' '"'•'' "." ■_" !A Please-add exchange 'to'oheque, and'two stamps for reply'and result, t" /.:. THEODORE BROWN,' -. r 1 , „.,...„ ~l9,,Greyr s treet, or Box 210, Post-office, i -i,i..t.i.»j«.. ui.ii..,..Auckland...",»., -..,-. ' Auckland, May, r lßßl. ..,.',". .*.";.',' ."\,. /j^/o.T-Bl^QtionrNQtiQß- _ •-. iiiov. TOLEpipRAL DISTRICTJOF^AipA./ i :TO^E^LECTbRS;OF,WAI^^ ; ;x^'' f .rattj": B3OOIW ; Gentlemen,—lt is my Intention1 to offer-my self, at the next General Election;'as a Candidate to-represent your District-in the-Genera Assembly -O Otl i ' '■• ' ; ■ ' 'VyiLLIAM JACKSON : Kihikihi,Jni'yi;ißßL'- .'■•',''l-'^'* '■ ..-.-/ .■"■'..-'.i.Jdiducaiiortal mHE A RT 'OF OINGING. j 'MeH. GORDON GOOCH^;Associate of the Royal Academy of Music, Loudon, and Bronze and' Sllv trMedallist of that Insiitu tion, "receives "Pupils for SlNGllfSiiand Voice .production;- at; ws private residence in D'R'orke-street, Albert Park. Mr. GORDON GOOCH Ihforma hdsiFrlefiai; and Pupils that he has REMOVED from Wake flold-streot to O'RORKE-STREETi Albert Park one house jirom'Syinonds-Btreet. it _.:.:• ■_ '•/,_ RG AN,. ,' JP I A,N OFOfiTE \J '■- i AND HARMONY. ' J \ .viiiK'-.-y ■":' •■''■,- 'r.t '-.'■■ j MR. JOE^/HARQ3VP5LL*i»ni>Wba<JniT i; i For Lessons, fcciapply to j-raV*"- ■■'-l MESSES BtoFJ-MAN & SONS, j K . ~..„,'/.-,"-''" Oueen-Btreet, gbgrojjoWgj of hi? Compositions mny bo had rift"" S PE^AD, readier6fNavigation, 'X-w wiahesjito/make; known to intending applicants' for Mdßterg'.and_Mateß* Certificates that he has returned .from .the South,, an&ri*. sumed' bi£ course-'of 'tuition. N.B.—Several' good Sextantsr.for r.%81e.^49, 'it. Z.orhsurance Bnildingß. ji/l'H^ 'E..,,"R?:-' WA T'KfJi N S UjfJL Who" hits resided' for some* years in Franco.and Germany, and-who has had. con-. Siderablo experience';ln teaching these subjects,. Is prepared to X 5 '-» * ; GiVE'.PRrVATE TUITION^FRENCH'' .(U-lu)i 'cAND GKRMAN.'i- ' ■ ">■}•<':) For arrangements and .terms, apply by letter, to MB. E. R. .WATKINS, | ' Upper Parnell. IYT/-ELLESLEY . STREET SCHOOL, I 8 X O I^YE^I^G G^ASSES^ g a f ■ | Separate for Males and.Females. Terms: 10s. per Quarter. ■ | Friday Evening •LECTtrR^s. HENRY WORTHINGTON, j Head-master. MX m lAt-L l;a N WWW b M 'TKACHER OF X> i j Vocal -andjlnstrumentals Music. ; Present Address— , ~■.,« 1 DtovoNsHißE House: Hobson-street. ■» | ,;[y|; IT «. j .-j f. ;r ,r^r. 7_ Y:Rtt?J.< i *-i A.tM,; \ Teacher of the Pianoforte and !• ..jj,^..--; pratKAM l Address-CarW bf'iuckiarid'1 UJuslo Ware; . Aouge. -~_., "") .../■, ;:,7<_r."r;rj Q.J. 'iValdii StTPHOLSTERER,' CARPENTER, ;U in E ; K :, u .ANO:JOINERaiK "HT J. IA j ' | JAME3:M. STEPHENS 1 Begs to announce to the Publio of Auckland 'that ho has commenced Easiness as above in. WKLLESLBYrSTRKET BAST,two doors from Queen-street. Kvary branch of the trade is carried on, and tho -.yon: shop is in the premises in Welleßley-Btreet, known aS the Golden Crown Brewery. ... _. i '"' .I" .. _ — ■ "fcT OTI C E OF REM OVAL ■ Messbv IWBITB & WATKMSOSTi CI Tailors, Yictoria^Btreet, 3 Now wish to inform the Public of Auckland that they.; have Removed •to their- spacious I New Premises, next Union Bank of Auatralaeiar uhd beg vs. thank their patrons for the cordial support vouchsafed duringthe last two years. ( Messrs W. & W. solicit & coctlnuauco of past favours. They are opening with a Lawe New ' Stock, comprising West of "England Worsted, . Coatings, I)annockburn and Mosgiel Tweeds/ SergerettesandSergesjinftUshades.'■ '



Amusements. <■. . TH E A T R EV ROY A LJ Proprietor^... .«._..Mr R. J.DoLlae, 'LAST WEEK BUT ONE I ':."'-!77_ LAST WEKK BUT ONE I i ..• ■-■ OP i- MR. JAM E S C AR DEN,' Miss MAESTON- LEIGH,:.: I ■'•■' AND ' ,- "''", • - DeLiab' Australian specialty Company, every evening. .-'-",.;..- THIS (TUESDAY) EVENING, '" Second and Last Night op Second and Last Night op •: , Second and Last Night OF^jOml - THE FROZEN DEEP ! THE FROZEN DEEP 1 .'. ' , - TEE FROZEN DEEP 1 THE FROZEN DEEP! • .■■'.'•■ ' THE FROZEN DEEP J THE FROZEN DEEP 1 f ; :.:< te- THE FROZEN DEEP 1 THE FROZEN DEEP! , .- ; f '■' "TO-MORROWIWEDNESDAYi,;'? j^S OR AN D - ;-B EN EF I T NiG H T Tendered to the :_": ! AUCKLAND ENGINEER.VOLUNTEER COMPANY and AUCKLAND. SCOT;,; ■_:_, TISH VOLUNTEER COMPANY. .. For thefirat tfnie hero, and'thlsnight only;:W. -■»•■; a . S.Gilbert's comedyot.' '■.'. '. ,': ; THE ROMANTICFaMILYT " THE ROMANTIC ..FAMILY.! ~, > ?: uv THE. ROMANTIC 'FAMILt }:7 ---.•'- Prices—Dress Circle, Is; ..Stalli!.'-;23 £d;J^lt. ls, - Box Plan and Tickets at Messrs Upton's.,- -,■ - ■ ' DoorS'&pen at 7.30, tOcouimenboatßiij(s.'O"Jr. j] : Carriages may bo ordered for 10.30. ~' j~" .; BT; ANDREW'S SOHOOL^ROOM, Sy : , mond-street. — Musical and 'Literary' Entertainment '• THIS (Tuesday) .EVEN ING, 2nd August* at 8 o'olook. TftketS, 18. may be had of Jlossrs MaoLachlan, Bmiuent, Queen-street, or Mr Robinson, Chomist, Parnell. -' , " ■ ' ■" ' =»' Art. Unions.;; ''."',' (A E T TT N I ,-G'V- .NI ;,„ , , '~%' ART UNION! ' .; ';/, j art THE CHOICEST qOLLEUIJION ~;.,. '-' ' '.' . 0F ■■." '.'.-• : 7 "~Y ''.' '. . :o'-'i-;L ! u;,p : ,A';i %i ;t;.;x,#.. g;s ' IttVEE BXH3ITED IN AUCKLAND, ;i Will be disposed ot by. ( __ ., if. if _ .'..,;<; _.;,i art--union. -;;-.--.-:'-.:.., %,■ 600 SOBSOBIBBBS.."..' TICKETS, £1 EACH. The Pictures are tho property of a retired offOM ', , ; ~of Her Majesty's Navy, and are j . ■ - ..' ,■'• ■ . now on view at-; ■■'-/» E D W A R D~- W A V T E'S, ■ /;' 100, .QUEEN-9TREET, -■. '.. .'. ."-,- ' •• ■;' Auckland, *-'~"_:..; ■ T\TEW ZEALAND GRAND GIFT -JUT;',,: : ,; ... O L V, B -.. ■ ..■-.•/ k<m The Drawing for Prizes of tho BboveClnbte POSTPONED for a short time, to enable Mem bers to pay subßoriptionß in arreat; Due «ntioo! will be given to Members only when the'DraW-' ing takes place.- Subscriptions in afrear'ltt above Club must bo paid on or before 80th'July;- All tickets Unpaid after that date are forfeited." .■' .-•'," , THEODORE BROWN.'" .Auckland, June 27th, 1881. -..;;• ■ .-•" <■}■_-•>_ | <:_] ni ..■ -..'_■ -Meaicai. "';';■ '::77 \



THE MEDICAL HALL,; -~..;. Queen-street Junction. ; :" i .C. HENDERSON, Proprietor,. :' ' j ;,'.'■":„ PHARMACEUTICAL OHEMISI*, ■<■'■■■••;'}'■'_ \ Importer of Pure'DrusS And CHEMICALS. j "HOMCEOFA^HIC CHEMIST FOR THK / . 1 1"' '•■_-■.".. „. '■"■ ';': ;PEOPLB. .-' f.vcl/l ■-'i"-;f;.-> IMPORTANT TO FARMERSi' X LIVERY AND BAIT STABLE-KEEPERS"; F[" CARTERS, AND; OTHERS., . . CRAWFORD'S '■,-. * I -;-•• HORSE AND, CATTLE; bILS,V' V For Wdundia, Cuts, Briilsqs, Str^ns, Lameness;' \ Rheumatism, Kicks, Broken Khees, Sore Backs - Saddle. and Collar. Galls, Swelled Legs 'Stifl: Joints, E^yis Injured in Lambing, &c, &o. '-',_'''■)'■•. f. This invaluablo preparation should 'be kept ia' every stabl^-yit never fails to effect a Cure in > the above cases, if persevered with; ft"has been ■' nsed'with the aireatest,bucccss in numberless ■ cases, and ia by far the Cheapest Embrocation in. the' Market.,",,,, . . i-'-'-<:. ■:"'" a ■••'■"• '■'',;''. 1 The. following Teatiriiohinl*''(among'toanjr- Others) havo been reoeived from well-khown V citizens :-».ii, I'd io i.0.'0-. ..■■'■; -.•>. •.';'; I ,:.:■-.. .: .; TESTIMONIALS."■.' ■:'-.-, "'". ; ~ .Victoria Stables, Victoria-street,. :;"j l^ii- ■-..-•-:! i-i- / November 2,' 18S0.;. .. To Mr CrawforiJ::-v; ",.'-■'- ". ;*' -" '■-*-,1;-.'.'.j ; Dear Sir,—Having given your valuable;Horsa-, and Cattle' Oils, for Cuts, Brtjises, * Strains, Collar. Galls. &0., ate,)! -trial, I have fereat,.' pleasure in recommending Farmers, LiVoryand Bait-Stable-keepers, or anyone that has Horses, never.to be without the same. . ..,-.' 1 ni.-ft ;■-,: I.romain, dear sir, ■ " ','!;' ..'" .'.'* •-.:.-■:•. . • Yours respectfully," ,; '. I j •..-..-- ; '■-' F. QUICK;1, , • ' " ' -v Grelyhoiind Stables, Anokland.. ™- I j - . ' ' .November 17.185W .t- Mr Cbawford, Newton: ,-. , ,: .-■ j j Having effected several cures with tlje uso of your Horse and Cattle Ol if >, I have ranch pleasure in testifying to its good quality in tha, Oure Of Outs; Woupds, Collar Bruices. &c, Sec. iim ! . , . H. W. .WIGGINS.- >r i : '.; .;'■' .' .; '' ",.' .j . Newton, Auckland.1 "'-' jO ; J ;.'„„;, - . --November 18,1880. ■•■•l Mr Crawford •••.-., .-.., ■..■.l'!-- ■> j < »''.-. at ■ t Dear Sir,—l have used your celebrated Horse;'1 ; and Cattle Oils, for Braken Knees and other open wounds, with wonderful success, andean '"' ! conlidontly recommend it to anyone as the bos ". j preparation I ever tried. .-. "" •-'« ■ '-• /■"" ■• :;'" !.' . lain, dear sir, v ■■•■• '■'■".•*., 5 i. '■„...--.,.! .;, -~;;Yonrs,&o.',&a.,-L •_1'' J~' j'' .". V . ■'■.'; --. '5-i. j^warrbn;;"*-* CRAWFORD'S <HORSE &: CATT.LB', 0lW(7 i May be hadjf rom most Eaddlert, ia bottles, at 2s 6d and 6s each. - COUNTIaT AgentS tyix—Di " ' Prepared and sold by C R .A AViFtJ RDf CHEMISTiO;! fi^| jfabecu ;■_. iNewtoh:Auoklandi,!'";:- 5i'I' '-'"** Musical. -, • „, , ] : _+___ .-.,-- .-..■■:■ ■ .--U'. ■ ■-■ ■ ~<!>. l! . \\ UCKLAND MOSICiWAREHOUSE, j i.\ ,rv-'f:f. ->._ ;' j. -.. ; ..: ,"".', ... ;; i; _' j ':-6r'''J^KMbvAu'''"l".K-':;' - } ANGELO FOBREST begs toannouoca . hat the. AUCKLAND MUSIC WAREHOUBK ' I now occuplesPremlses two doors bom Vnlcan;l' tanei'QUEKN-STREKT.. NBXT.boOR TO THH» PIiEMISItB PREVIOUSLY HELD.; ! ,"'",-, li-« i | ANGELOfOrREST informs the Pablitf^ I that his Complete Stock ofi-Mnsio,' the largest ahd best selected In the Colony, bus arrived.— AUCKIJi.^_D MUSIC WAREaoUSaTQOTKI.' STRBES. 0"--'-'-" '•-''..■-'' ■■ "-' - ' jujjig-Ty -j^i ! ANGELA FORREST ;hM?for^ile'4baii Popular Soigs-" At the Ferry.? -.''ln -the lytlJ? light," "Across the fur Blue .Hills," "Hebe."* W . Anthea," "In the Gloaming,"_," Blue Alaatlans,"'' "JMountebank,'' " The * Scout," Marie." Operas, Anthems, Glees; Musio on pprobatipn, &c„ &c—AUCKLAND MUSIO WABEHOUSB,_.QUEEN-STBEET. .-"•"""" ■j ANGELO FORREST has •PIANOS.'By , Llpp & Son, Brinsmead ' Kirkman, Bancefc?,* Rocener, Aucher, Bord, Pchwechten. &C. American Organs; Brass, Reed,, and- String Instruments; Violin Bow». — 'AUCKLAND ~ MUSIC WAREBOUSE, QuEEN-STRE*T^?" :a I ANGELO; FORREST, ..A UQKLAWD Music .Warehouse, QUEKN-STRBEi r.i.'nia^ Cheapest Houso in Auokland for every desbrip O tion of 'Musical Instruments. Instrtimenta■>» Tuned and Repaired.' , _„~, JA^UCKLAND jypUßlO Srjn-iREHOUSE j NO. 68, QUEEK-STKEET j' -"' '"' --•"";-"--■ -j' * t iy^fA ; lT G -A-P A 80. -A :; :F,A^g;M|^ iti , i FOR SALE OR-"iLKASE--The--abdve' :'%M. known Property, consisting of 950 aores of first.' * class land, of which .120 acres are fenced, drained, and laid down, La Rrass: the baianca.' , open fern land, alluvial flats, and a little well"' grown bash; it is well watered,nnd sheltered, is almost completely fended by soo,.and has'J deep water frontages to sororfd beautiful bays. •( ::'•)& . The improvements consist of a weU-boilt Rest* ''fl donee,' containing seven large rooms, command- " inKOno.ot tha ixneast mid trioat exttmaivb viowg about'Anokland; Fidwer Oardon, Orchard. large Bain, Stablev, Cowsheds, Storeroom. Workshop. Men's Hortgis, Bt6ckyard, Sec Access is had eithor by sea ior. land in a'itew bours. Adjoining thoabove is _% block of Government land of about 1000 acres, which c— be aoduired. dtarewionaWo figure. Ifhisißone of theltnbst desirable properties that baa been offered'for swne time, and efforts a splendid opportunity of purchasing a highly iremunerative brooerty. combined with extraor.llnary . facilities toa V yachtang, fiahing; and Bhoiating of all kindS-"■- I For terms and farther jurticulara apply to "-> ' j BAMUEL CCKJHRANE^OOSS,S m : ——-■'.'"—■ ; ''.7.7.: ;,W" : 'l-H; _% l M^' i rlM7_^:]'E7^ : ' '''*''. •; No one should bo without, oDKtiey'Cfabtiri ; good Ulster ;for 178 6£<nt[H.»A»!!MoKE!ANT&S ■ liADiss' Jackets trom-__t'?s:6d,to£S-3a';- Cimaß ken's ULsra^sfrdifa SaJSO, at P. A, MoKEANB > VotCmitii ■•■_..« "■■'■ ■■ - x7.5.-r, . . •* J- , ,!i U ■ ../ ■ ■ ' ''."." ! 17