The Auckland Evening Star.

v rOL, XII-—No. 3,5J16

AUCKLAND/ N.Z.. SATUBDAT. NOVEMBER 18. 188 L

{Ptjblisbed Daily.)

PRICE: ONE PENNY



Shipping. k, ~ B INION STEAMSHIP | Y\ "■_._ _) COMPANY OF, NEVt V C 3V2; c\ ZEALAND (Limited). | ;p -^_s_C_4, • Time Table— NOV., 13-1. FOR GISBORNE, 17A»DJK, WELLINGTON LYTTELTON, PORT (JHA-MKRiI. irro BLUFF (FHOM OUEEN-STrKKT WHARF) Steamship. Dato of Sailing. I_itest Train.! Albion Saturday, 12,2 p.m. — Rotomahana Thursday, 17. IO a.m. — '.ens: TAKAKAfi, NiCLSOr-, PICTON. WitL LINGTON. LYTTICLTON. AND WEPT Coabt Ports (from Manukau) Penouin Sunday, 2 p.m. — Hawea Tuesday, 22,10 a.m. 9.10 am, FOX SYDNEY. ~ HERO About 26th instant — FOR MELBOURNE. Via SOUTH. Amion Saturday, 12. p.m. — Rotom.hana* Thursday, 17,10 a.m, — * Calling at Hobart. FOR LEVUKA AND SUVA. Taiaroa dßhouraafterarrlval| — yOK HUSSKI.L, _WD KAWAKAWA. Rotomahana I Monday, H, 4 p.m. | — must be alongside one hour before time ot departure. Passago Tiokets must be taken at the offloe bofote embarking. AucklsAd Branoh ' 63 Qnoen-streot rs_ v „'i'_am TO bv_xwis. J-3^i^^^, ORXENT LINE. 1 „-3MBB_as_» TholoUowing Steamships be lonfflng to the Orient Pteam Navigation Com panytLimitedl.andthePaolOoSteam Navigation Company will loave SYDNICY at the under mentioned dates for MKLBOURNK. ADE LAIOK and LONDON, via Suez Canal :— Steamer. 1 -fee, 'l'on'ge I Date. BORA I'A 4.013 isovem. 25 CUZCO.... . 3.845 Deoember 9 COTOPAXI.. 1,027 Decern. 23 ORIENT 5,336 January 6 GARONNHI. ■■■_■■■■ 3.876 JanuarySO And the Service will be maintained oy buo ceedi 'g steamerß at intervals of a Fortnight Auckland Passengers join Sorata at Sydney per Horo, on the 11th Novombor. Faro to London, 15 to 70 guineas. Suez Canal Dues, 8s In addition. Parcels booked through to London. P_s?engo-a o«n book from Auckland at a Iftroneh rate to cover Intercolonial fare and Canal duos, and bo secure special advantages. Passages from London can be granted in Auckland. For plans ar.fl full particulars, apply, in London, to F. Green & Co., and Anderson, Anderson _ Co.. Joint Managers Of the Line J Or to tha Agonts in Ancklana UNION STEAMSHIP CO, OF N.Z, < Limited) Queen-street. jffl_l_s- OASSniINOERS' Ll«J_ OF SsififcSv -§- PACKETS TO NEW ZEA '.'-" -TS%LAND. „„ _.■-* OWNED BY MESSRS. SHAW^ SAVILIiK, „ C' 0.,31, Leadenhall-street, London. The above line of shipa are regular traders to all tho principal ports in New Zoaland. They are clipper ships, classed .1 at Lloyds', and com manded by experienced Masters. The bill of fare is most substantial, md of the best quality, and the accommodation roomy and-conven.'ent. The undersigned are empowered to grant pas sages from L.-ondon to New Zealand, payment for which have been guaranteed in tho colony. Return ships to London also leave at almost regular intervals. Full particulars on application to L. D. NATHAN & CO., ) OWEN Se UKAHAM, • J- Agents. CRUICKSHANK & CO. ) «-5_«W TJBKIVINSULAI- AND "OKl "SpaSgg'JL ENTAL STEAM NAVIGA °«B^- TION COMPANY. PROBABLE SAILING ARRANGEMENTS. For CEYLON,-fee., with Mails and Passengers for EUROPE and the EAST. -,„„-,-- 1 Leave I Leave bteamer. | Sydney I Melb'rne INDUS l^ov. 18 N0v.23 ROHILLA.... _.. Dee.2 Dec.ll ROME Deo. 16 | Dec. 21 Place of Departure:— Sydney- _ Circular Quay Melbourne .. Railway Pier (WUUamsto'n) Adelaide .. Glenelg For further information apply to CRUIC-SHANK & CO.. Agents for Auckland. _S3s*S^. CJ TEAM TOTE AROHA AND ffl^O STANLEY LANDING. The s.s. KOTUKU Will loave for abovo on MONDAY, 14th instant, at 4p.m. • For freight only apply to THORNTON SMITH & FIRTH. _»»js_ mHE SCHOONER H^S*v I MEDORA #S_9W£S_Will leave for Awanoi on MON ■_S____lsf BAY EVENING. W___-Sf__ IJ' a-x L . A . SUBRITZKY. Master. aa«^ \i;aiuku and oni_ jlggSfe. W HUNGA STE-M NAVI sSE3S~asPGATION CO. (Limited). TIME TABLE-NOVEMBER, 1881. MANUKAU. Leave Onehunga: Leave Waiuku: 12—Faturday, 9.45 a m 12-Saturday. 2.15 p m 14—Monday. 10.30 a m 14—Monday, 3.1a p m 16—Wednesday, 12 noon 16—Wednesday, spm 18-Friday, 3pm 19-9aturday, Bam 21-Mondsy. spm 22-Tuesday, 10am 23-Wednesday, 7am 23-Wedneß.,ll.3oam 26—Saturday, 8.15 a m 26—Saturday. 1p m 28-Monday. 945 a m 28-Monday, 2.30 v m 30-Wednes., 11,30 a m 30- Wednes., 4 15 p m For Manukau Heads, every Thursday, at 8 a m. By order of the directors, all Freight must be prepaid. _, CUWINGHAM> Agent. s' ■"AKOmAndel. •sL____s«* -ho fast and favourite s.s. COROMANDEL, Captain, W. D. Hargrave. Leaves Auokland: Leaves Coromandel I Mono ay. 14.1 pm. Tuesday, 15.12n00n WW-es.; 16- 930 a.m. Wednes., 16.2 80p.m. Thursday, 17,10 a.m. Thursday, 17. 3p m. Friday, 18,1 p.m. Saturday, 19, 2p. m. Weather and other olrcumsrancespormittlng. .All parcels to be prepaid at offlco, No. 9, Queen-street Wharf. A. R. H. SWINDLEY. Manager. -^ -«T__M X O Th. E e^^^^^- THAME?, _S-e»^--«_- OHrnKMURLWAITEKAURI WAIHI, and TE AROHA GOLDFIELDS. ENTERPRISE No. 2, P.S. TE AROHA, it P.S. PATIKI. From Anckland i ._ From Thames i *. _ Saturday, 12 midnight Monrlay, 12midnight Tuesday, 3p.m. Wednesday, 6 p.m. Thursday, 5 p.m. Friday, 7 p.m. Eaturday, 7 p.m. ■ The timo table of river steamers to be seen at Enterprise Office, Wharf. V ARKS • To Thames - Saloon. 7b 6d; Steerage, 6s To Ohlnemnrl through, 5s ertra Tc To Aroha through, 10s extra Not re-po-Bihie for shipping, carrying, or ill charging live stock. ANSiFBBR y C 0„ Asents. i@St_k I^OK LONDON DIREOA'. j^S^^^- The magnificent Iron olipper i chip RAKAIA, 100 Al at Lloyd's, 1.022 tons register, J. E. Bone Commander, now loading, and wiU have quic_ de Haß to6piondid accommodation for Saloon and Second-cabin Passengers. . For freight or passage apply to THE NEW 2IEALAND SHIPPING CO. (LIMITED), Agents, "~ _;■•---- CtXKAM TO THAMES, CAR *YYfY& RYING PASSENGERS AND SStoogbrS OARGO, OONNECTINQ .WITH OHINK- Mtrai OMAHU, WAITOA PLAINS, ANDiMoa-INS vi_ls t(Piako.Diatriot). Time Tab-K. SS ROTOMAHANA. From Auckland i Saturday. 5 afternoon Monday, 6 evening Wednesday. 9 morning Thursday, 9.30 morning Friday, 1139 morning j From Thames I Monday, 11 morning Tuesday, 1 afternoon Wednesday, - 30 afternoon Thursday, 3.30 afternoon Eaturday, 3.30 afternoon Fares to Thames: Saloon. 78 6d; Steerage, fia. wroißbt through to Te Aroha, 25s per ton. No Cargo received within half-an-hour af «d ---?e.th-d time of taYtogj^ fc - mNB , , Agent!



Shipping. ' J^hsis. T)EVONPORT STEAIV "^^^^^■FKRRY COMPANY (Limited) CHEAP FARESI The following Scale of Charges will be mad' between Auokland and Dovonport until turtho notice :— RETURN TICKETS (available only on day o issue), SIXPENCE. CHILDREN betweon 6 and 12 years of age, HALF-PRICE. CHILDREN under 5 years, FREE. FAMILY TICKETS- Per week, 5b ; per month 20s: per quarter. £3: per annum, £10. Gentlemen's Weekly Tickots, 2s Gd Ladie3' ~ „ Isodand2s6d Apprentices' „ „ IsGd School Children's „ la Tho above are availablo by any of the Com pany's boats by day and night. In consequence of the groat reduction in prices, it ia imperative that all fares be paid in advance BKNJ. TANNER, Secretary D.S.F. Co. (Limited). *£-_-_*-. "XTORTHJEiRN STEAMSHIP l_!sSi_-_-l CO. (LIMITED). TIME TABLE-November. (Weather and other Circumstances Permitting). FOR TAURANGA AND BAY OF PLENTY PORTS. BT--M-R. I DATE OF SAILING. Wellington Monday, 11th, 5 p.m. ~ Thursday, 17th do Glonelg Monday, 2iat do ~ Thursday, 2(th do Wellington Monday, 28ch do „ Thurs., Dec. 1 do Connects at Tauranga for Opotiki Stafta and Bay of Plenty Ports every Tuesday FOR RUSSELL, WHANGAROA, & MANGONUI. Glonolg I Monday, 11th, S p.m, Wellington I Monday, 2lst do Glenelg | Monday, 28'h dp FOR WHANGAREI, WHANGAREI HEADS, AND MANGAPAI. Every Tuesday at 6 p.m. Argyle (Carrying passengers and cargo for Wajpu). FOR WHANGAREI AND WHANGAREI HEADS. —very b rlday, at 5 p.m. Argyle (Carrying passengers and cargo for Waipu). FOR WAITARA (FROM ONEHUNGA). Macgregor | Monday. 11,1 p.m. FOR lIOKIANGA (FROM ONEHUNGA). Rowena I Tuesday, 15,1 p.m. FOR MANGAWAI. Fingal I Every Thursday, 4 p.m. FOR MERCURY BAY. Flngal | Every Monday, Ip.m. No oargo received after 4 p.m. Small parcels prepaid at the offlco oa tho wharf. PBSsago tiokets must bo taken at the Com pany a Office, No. 67, Queon-street. Anckland. A. MCGREGOR, Managing Dlreotor *_&»[>_ QTKAM TO THE HO T JP33g>n SPRINGS, MAHURANGL aaa:Es*3rMATAKAN'A, KAWAU, AND OMAHA. Thes.3. ROSE CASEY, Al at Lloyds. W. Somervlllo. Master. For Hot Spring 3, Matakana, Kawau, and Omaha-Every Tuesday at 11 o'clock, re turning on Wednesday. For Hot Springs and Mahurangi—Every Thurs day and Saturday at 11 a.m., returning on Monday and Friday, No Parcels or Goods taken without shipping note. For freight or passage apply to J. CASEY. £-2. if UK HOK IA MG A. J^NaSfe, Tho schooner -a-_£-_r FANNY THORNTON Will sail for the above port on or about MON DAY, 11th instant. Apply to E. R. CARDNO, Fort-street. _a_J_- npo SHIPOWNERS A_.V JggglV JL . OTHERS. SSs*&ifflgsa The Westport Colliery Company «_»___——- (Limited) aro open to Charter Ves sels up to 11 teet draft, to carry coals from Westport to Now Zealand Ports. For particulars, apply to undersigned. \W V HAY DICKSON, Dunedin, Juno, 1881. Secretary. uraperv. NEW DRAPERY AND CLOTHING ESTABLISHMENT. IMPORTANT TO THE PUBLIC 1 JOHN LECK (Late Managing Partner of Somerilold & Look), Begs to announce that'he will OPEN'in tho Premises lately occupied by Mr. W. Rattray, with an ENTIRELY NEW AND CHOICE STOCK OF DRAPERY AND CLOTHING, ON FRIDAY. November Ith, The WHOLE STOCK has been PURCHASED with groat caro, and la SPECIALLY SUITED for the AUCKLAND TRADE. NEW CLOTHING 1 NEW DRAPERY 1 AND FANCY GOODS A GREAT ASSORTMENT OF D R E S S MATERIALS. The Advertiser hopes that bis long experience in the Trade will be a guarantee that he will i SELL NOTHING BUT FIRST-CLASS GOODS, and at PRICKS whioh will " Defy Comp_tition. He hopes to he f avouved with a visit from all his old Customers, and has no doubt that he wll give them every satisfaction N.B.—Gentlemen's Clothing made to order on tho shortest notice by First-class Tailors. JOHN LECK, Draper, Clothier, and Outfitter, Opposit the Bank of New Zealand, QU.EEN-STREET, ' AUCKLAND. C^HEAP MILLINERY, Feathers, Rib- J bins, &c.-Hats. from 9d j White Satin. 33: Flowers, from 3d; Trimmed Hats, from Is 3d to 28a.—Mrs W. H. Whitehead, Milliner, New ton. . (\ A L L EARLY \l AT THE GENUINE CHEAP SALE OP DRAPERY AND MILLINERY. Remember all Goods are marked in Plain Figures, FOR SIX "WEEKS ONLY. E. HOLLOWAY. t ye & FTo. Beg to call attention to the arrival of their LARGE SUMMER SHIPMENTS, Comprising Novelties in Every Department, And are now making their FIRST DISPLAY of , NEW AND FASHIONABLE OOODS, Consisting of . Ombre Satins, Silk aDd Satin Brocades, Pompa dours (plain and brocaded), Sateens, Attalea Cloths in all colours, c;Belgeß, Lnßtres, Prints, Damasse Buntings, Oatmeal Cloths. Grenadines, Plain and Lace Buntings, Henrietta and Samiso Cloths. £MILLINERY ND-PARTMKNT Will be found the Choicest and Most Desirable D-Dlay of the Newest and Most Fashionable Goods, imported from Paris, consisting of Hats and Bonnets. Flowers and Feathers, Mantles, Fichus, and Dolmans. There is a considerable change of Prices In the MANCHESTER DEPARTMENT, „_,'.,„ thn flntv of 16i%being taken of Cotton S Mote Tain Gr_>' Hollands The benefit uoous, iU bQ given t0 tog public. Wo have a Splendid Selection of Men's and Boyi? Clothing. Twenty cases of Mens and Boys' Straw Hats to choosei from. Atao. the celebrated Rustic Hat, from Is od to ia W. J. COSGRAVE & CO., QUEEN-ST-EET. Knives Re-bladed.) * Saws «s_™T£ XJENRY LEADBEATER XX (From Shefflold), PRACTICAL GRINDER AND CUTLER, WAKEFIELD-STREET. Scissors. Surgical Instruments, and Carpenters ou Too_ put in thorough order. RAZORS HO-LOW GBOUND.



hrasiiiess _arr_s. IfIHAKLKS PALMES \J DRAUGHTSMAN &C.3 Drawings, Maps and Plans compiled, Draw to Scale from Rough Sketches or Traoed. Addressea, &c Illuminated lr the HlgheßtStyl of tho Art. c Auctioneers' Show Plana and Lithographß. r Schedules prepared for County and Hlghwa Boards. f l OFFICK—2S, Qneen-streot, over National Ii surance Comnanv's Office. FJI I S _. _ JK AND 00. JD WnOI.KHALK SHIPPING AND FAMILY BUTCHERS, Qukkn-street , [Noxt BanK of New Zoaland, i Aucklapdl.- Poultry ot All Kinds dreßSOd to order. Prime Smoked Tongues, Homo-cured Bacon Cornod Beef on Sale in Large Quantities. gsr N.B.—Dealers in Game, ■_» Live Pheasants forwarded to all parta of th. . Colony upon receipt of ordor.- Fam-lea waltoi ( on in. town or Buburbs. • ' _IZ_____Z_l-I__-_____-----_____Z /\ THE / J T7-APAI pORN |>ROOM flO. (Unlimited). Temporary Premlsos: : CUSTOM-HOUSE-STREET WEST, Near the Dook. OrU«H K. GILMOUI (Late Thomas J. Harbutt), . STEAM BRUSH, PORTABLE FORGE, AND BELLOWS FACTORY, Victoria-street East, Auckland, "DOOK-BINDINu & PAPER-RULING M t WILLIAM LEYS, 4 Wt BOOKBINDER. PAPER-RULER. 3 ff£ %> Merchants' Account Books Ruled J Hi | 3» and Bound to Pattern. * Bf t MUSIC. MAGAZINE 3, BIBLES J mljl' 'AND PRAYER BOOKS, 4 ji& ![ BOUND IN ALL STYLES. J8 Threo^Doors above Star Oflico. BAKERS' SPECIAL RULED DAY-BOOKS. LIBRARY P 101-3 STRONG & CHEAPLY BOUND. T 'W. KNIGHT tf a (LATE OF THE CITY MARKET); V Poulterer, Fbuitekee & Greengrocer, Corner of Darby an Quekn-streetb. Wholesale and Rotal Established 18G6. SHIPPING SUPPLIED, Poultry. Dressed for Table, always roady. Live Pigeons, Rabbits, Fanoy Birds, Ducks, Geese. Turkeys, and Fowls kept In stook, Game Fowls, Spanish, Brahmas, and Bantams (Pure-bred). FRESH BUTTER AND KGGB ALWAYS ON HAND. Llconsed Dealer in Game, l_r KNIGHT'S CENTRAL MARKET, Two doora above Arthur's Anotlon Mart TA 1 T BROTHERS MARE—E and FRKKSTONE MASONS Monuments, Head-Btonoß, Tombs, and Iron Tomb Ralllngs. INBOR—TIQNB EXEOUTED IN A BUPERIOB STYLE, Prices and Designs FREE on Application. ADDRESS J—J Corn—R or- RUTLAND AND LOENK STREETS, AUCKLAND Near Jnnotlon of Queen and Wakefield streets!' JO. _• -JS .li HA M. « LADDER & BARROW MAKER, 80 and 82, Victoria-street. Every Description of I—dders, Steps. Barrows, I arrow Wheels, Clothes Horses, Clothes Boxes, Travelling Chests, &c, on hand or made to order. A liberal discount allowed to Contractors and on wholesale order. 3hop and Office Fittings, and all kinds of Job bing Work done by experienced workmen on the shortest notice. N.B.—l.adders. Stops and Barrows lent on hire. Violins bought. One or two superior old Violins for Bale; also, a good V-uincollo oheao. i ==- urapery. "VpW GOODS 1 TtfEW GOODS 1 SPRING AND SUMMER. Upper __'27 B"s_ 'Queen street. JOHN KEESING, In returning thanks for the liberal patronage he has received Blnce the opening of his Drapery Business, begs to announce to his onstomera and tho public generally that he has now Opened his SPRING and SUMMER Goods, well 86 ---leoted, which will bo sold (aB usual) with a small advance on cost, and giving the best value possible for Cash. We are now flhawing: special 11—ea in— Beiges, all shades, 6Jd yard' Ladies' Two-thread Balbtiggan Hoso, lOd Ladles' Lace Fichus, 4s 6d Lustres, in all shadeil. BJd yard Deep Coloured Fringe, IOJd yard Ladies' Full-size Ties, all shadeß, 4}d Summer Flowers, Id spray Together with a Large Assortment of DRESS Materials and Fancy Articles for the Season. Noto the address :— JOHN KEESING, 278, Upper Queen-street. V\T ELLESL-Y HOUSE. i Just Opened, A CHOICE ASSORTMENT OF SPRING DRESSES, SPRING MILLINERY, HATS, GLOVES, NECKTIES, RUFFLES, COLLARS, CORD AND TASSELS, ETC. A Large Stock of CORSETS jnst to hand, in a variety of makes, from 2/6. Thompson's " Glove Fitting" Corsets. A Large Stook of TWEEDS from 1/6. Morley's Knitting Cotton, 1/9 per lb. HOSIERY—No better value anywhere. Five per cent. Discount for oash on Parcels Ol 20s and upwards. Country orders promptly and faithfully executed, t-T BUY YOUR DRAPERY AT LOVET T ' S, WELLESLEY-STREET. /r SI DEFERRED A •II PAYMENT I ll __ SYSTEM I MUNRO & MILLIGAN, TAILORS, DRAPERS, AND OUTFITTERS, KARANGAHAPE ROAD (Opposite Newton Post Office). Have Well ■ assorted STOCK of the BEST CLASS GOODS, In the following Departments l- Dresses, Prints, CaUcoes, Longcloths, Sheetings, Linens, Flannels, Blankets, Rugs. Carpets, Oxford Shirting, Counterpanes, Waterproof Cloaks, Mantles. Frenoh Merlnoes, Shawls, Cash mores, Silks, Shirts, Curtains, Umbrellas, Mantle Cloths, and Tweeds. Having found that there is an opening for a TAILORING BUSINESS on the Deferred payment System, they have secured the ser viceßOf a FIRST CLASS CUTTER, and are now prepared to make to measure, from First class Materials, at reasonable prioes, every description of Clothing. __'. All Tweeds thoroughly shrunk before being made Up, and fit and workmanship guaranteed. The Deferred. Payment Si/sJemhas been found to be a great boon, by enabling those with limited incomeß to procure necessaries in the oa_} e„rtvi_g a h_d considerable London ex nnriance to this particular System of Business, __dh_vingth7ir Goods direct from theßESi I-mdon and Glasgow Firms, are in a position tc . offe7 the BEST GOODS on the MOSTIADVAN taqeous Tkbs—_ & Note the Address,— . ' ' . • _ ■jITCHKO & J^JILLIGAN, 1 -T- KARANGAHAPE ROAD (Opposite the Newton Post Office),



Business Notices. h W P- PATTERSON & CO. * V C GENERAL IMPORTERS. Have Now in Stock the following Specialise 11 by English, Foreign, and Colonial Manufacturers :— 16 SOAPS—Tollot, Housohold, Curd, and Carbolic BRU3HWARE — Scrubbing, Shoe, Stovi Whitewash, Bannister, Double ditto, Fla iy Dust, Broom-heads, and American Brooms GLASS AND CHINA—W inos, ornamontol am plain; Champagnes, Nohlers and Long Beers a- Cops and Saucers, Slop Bowls, Small am Bread Plates, Sec, Sec, Sec. _ STATIONERY —Browns, Oroya, and Whit Paper. C.L. Noto and Envelopes, Tinfoil '• Inks, Pons, &c, &o. BOOTS AND SHOES, Leather, and Grindery MISCELLANEOUS— Brass Bedroom Lamps Lamp Chimniea nnd Globes, Candlesticks Judson'a Specialities, Tacks, Fancy Broomß 1 &c, &o. _..,_,, Agents for Burgess'a Baking Powder am Washing Blue, aud Crawford's Sarsaparllli c Tonic. d Noto tho Addross :— COCHHANE'S BUILDINGS, FORT-STREET. N.B.—Rents and Debts collected. f TVT OTI Uis OF KEMO VA I HUDSON (LATE niLL AND HUDSON), CHEMIST AND DRUGGIST, I Begs to Inform his friends and customers thai he has REMOVED bis Business to 3 NEW AND COMMODIOUS PREMISEJ at tho oorner of VICTORIA & HOBBON-3TRKETS. \TEW BUTCHER'S SHOP. ' i J. H. GARRETT, Butcher, * I Intimates to the residonts of Edon Terraoe, and the surrounding districts, that he will on Thurs day next commence business as Butoher in the t Premises just bolow the Kden Vine Hotel. Only First-class Meat will bo kept, and at the lowest possible price. Families waited upon for orders. -VTOTICE TO THE PUBLIC. Bear In Mind—Williams'a 'O_lva_lo Battery. Woighlng Chair, and Lifting Machine will be in the Market Every Saturday Evening till further notloe. We strongly reoom-iena the use of the Battery to Nervous Perso-s, amd to thoso who are Buffering from Dobl'lty arising from exhaustion of tho n»rvo_a syatum, It ia recommondod by medical men uil over the World. yEIEKINARY NOTICE. I desire to Inform my oußtomors amd the pub lic tha my charges for attendance and modiotno are greatly reduoed. Town Visit-, 2s; Suburbs, MAX SCHMIEDEL, Hobaon-Btreet. WANTED KNOWN, THAT H P. GIBBONS & CO. DELIVER THK BEST SAWN WOOD AT 12S PER TON, TT p (GIBBONS & pO., GBOCK-3 AND PROVISION MERCHANT-, HOUSO PJ-PTRKKT. \XT C. DENN£S'S t IMPORTANT NOTICE. Having purchased of L. D. Nathan & Co. their Entire Stock of HOME SHUTTLE SEW ING MACHINES, I am prepared to offer, at Greatly Roduced Pricos, both Hand and Treadle Machines. GREAT MACHINE DEPOT, • QUEEN-STREET. K--AMD BROTHERS, WOOL MERCHANTS, TANNERS AND LEATHER MANUFACTURERS, IMPORTERS OF Saddlers' and Bootmakers' Machinery, English and Foreign Leather, Saddlery, Saddlers' Ironmongery, Boot Uppors, Grlndory, Milt Belting, Suotion and Delivery Hobo. Sec, Sec Warehouses:—Vulcan Lano and High street Works:—Panmure. Auokland. Constituents'Ordors Promptly and oarofully Kxecnted. __ T^TEWTON FANCY BAZAAK, WANTED KNOWN- That A. A. Stephenson is now Belling all kinds of Ladies' Fanoy Work, Wools (Berlin), Berlin Fingering, Shetland, Crewel, Ice Wool, &c.; Silks in all Shades, Cosies, Cushions, Smoking Caps, made and unmade, Tracings, &o. Lessons given In all kinds of Fancy Work. Also, a Large Assortment of Ladles' Bags and Kits, Work Baskets, Work Boxes. Handkerchief Boxes, Wilting Desks, Blotting Sheets, Scrap Books, and a Large Assortment of Glassware, Pictures, Toys, &o. Also, jußt opened, a very Handsome Lot of Birthday Cards, Scraps, and Oleographs. Piotures." &c Como and see the Beautiful Assortment of Christmas Cards just landod from London. An early inspection in vited, Alao, Stationery of all descriptions. AU orders punctually attended to. A. A. ST E P H E N S O N, KARANGAHAPE ROAD, Newton. (yi X O U IN v LIME. GROUND LIME. FOR SALE SOUTHGATE'S mahurangi hydraulic ground roohk Lime, in any quantity, for Concrete, Paths, Floors,; Cellars, eto. (next to atone flagging, Is unrivalled for durability and hard-setting qualities). For tanks and other wet work It Is a first-class mater B. KEANE, SOLE AGENT, CUSTOMHOUSg-STREET. ULMAN'S PHOTO JKOOMS, SHORTLAND-STREET, Tourists and Visitors are Invited to inspect Pnlman's Views of tho Hot Lakes, Anckland and Bush Scenery, &o. The greatest variety of Original Portraits of Maori Celebrities In New Zealand. PHOTOGRAPHY IN ALL ITS BRANCHES. rriHAMES AND MERSEY MARINE X INSURANCE COMPANY, LONDON. Paid-up Capital,_2oo,ooo; Reserve Fund,_ 325,000. Marine risks accepted at lowest current rates. VV. HEATH, agent. Corner ot Queen and West Onuen-str ■JIDEN TERRACE injur OPEICE F. M. MORLEY, TEA DEALER and FAMILY GROCER, Eden Terraoe Families waited upon for orders, Good delivered to any part ot the Town and Buburbs^ MERICAN PORTRAIT ROOMS, 13, Grey-street, Auckland.— Having re-opened tho above Gallery, the Proprietor la prepared to take Firstclass Portraits and deliver them in a few minutes. 25 Gems for 2s. Equally good Piotures taken In dull weather as .In sunshine. Prices: 3 doz Gema, 2/6; 1 doz Double Gems, 4/; 1 doz Sunbeams, 6/; half-doz Sunbeams, 4/ s 1 doz Carte-de-Vlsltes, »/; half-doz ditto, 5/; Single Cabinet Piotures, 3/; 2 ditto, 5/; Large Pictures for framing, 5/ and 10/ eaoh; Children nnder five years of age, 1/ extra.—Note address: JOHN LOW, 13, Grey-Btreet. A UCKLAND RAG COMPANY, DARBY-STREET, AUCKLAND, Open on FRIDAY and SATURDAY in each week for the Purohase of all kinds of RAGS, METAL. Sec. FOR CASH LANGLEY, Butcher, Hobson-street, • respectfully informs the publio of Auck land that he has taken the Business recently carried on by F. Smith, and hopes, by Btriot attention, courtesy, and moderate charges, to merit a fair share of public patronage. . H Formosa) in Morte. iIVTEW ZEALAND FERNS, i Ll Unmounted, or B Tastefully Mounted in various ways, | FROM 12 lP TO 120 VAR EWES, si or Sale by | ERIC CRAIG, U Princes-street. JOSEPH GEARY, GROCER AND PROVISION MER CHANT, Franklin Road, ' Begs to inform hia friends, customers and the ' general publio that he has opened a New Shop at Franklin Road, near the Primitive Methodist 1 Church, with a choice and oarefully selected 1 Stook of Groceries, Provisions, Crockery, See,, ' and trusts, by striot attention to business and selling at town prices, to merit a share of publio ' patronage. • Families waited upon for orders, and goods p promptly delivered. ?/^1 E. JOHNSOW \-7a Begs to announce to the publio that ha has Opened a Shop for the Sale of BARNETTB RENOWNED PORK SAUSAGES and General Small Goods, ' and hopes by cleanliness and attention to re ceive a share of publio patronage. Note the address: Opposite New Zealand Insur • auoo Buildings.



-±3U9ineas Ncnicea. X OPPENHEIMER & CO., X ' CUSTOM-HOUSE-3TREET, Auckland, b Are taking orders tor the Amorican Fonolnf Company's !, Steel Barb a1 encic Wirk 1 The Cheapest and Beat in tho Markot, t at j (Mo io 3, FSn TON for Pamtea i £A,d pffiß TOli for Galvanizod' »{ ' Duty Paid and Free, Delivered al Wharf, Auckland. For terms and full particulars apply to » OPPENHEIMER & CO., ', ■\JT CUSTOM-HOUBK-STK-ET, \T /\ , Auckland. _f\_ I jfTl ~U~ W N BAKERY, "U KARANGAHAPE ROAD, Opposite Pitt-street Wesleyan Chapel. DAVID GRUBB, Bakek, Confectioner, and General Storekeeper. A new and extonslvo -hop lately added to the former one. The Best Dairies of Butter, Kggs, , and Canterbury Cheeses, &o„ continually on hand. Goods guaranteed ot the best quality, and at Queon-stroet prices. An early trial re quested. rriHE NEW ZEALAND TIMBER COMPANY (LIMITED) Beg to inform their"'numerous Customers tha . they have purchased the Business hitherto con ducted by Messrs. Jagger and Parker, and that, In accordance with this arrangement, Mr. Jagger will bo tho Manager for tho Company In Auokland, who will receive and ezeoute all orders. O. A. HARRIS, Chairman.' Auokland, September, 1881, WE beg to give notico to our Customers that wo have incorporated our Busineßß With tho New Zealand Timber Co, (Limited). JAGGER & PARKKR. Auo-land, September, 1881. THE NEW ZEALAND TIMBER COMPANY (LIMITED) Ac now prepared to supply Timber of any engtu and size at the shortest notice. FRANK JAGGER, Manager. Anokla id. September 1881. FjnHORNTON, SMITH AND FIRTH X Have you Ba__ " Crown Brand" Flour, In tacks, 100's and 50's "T.5.F.," ~ "Cantab" ~ „ ~ „ Sharps Bran Fowl Wheat, Wharf Milt, Auckland 27th October 1881. (IHEAP CUTLBIiY:— Thomas Samuel J has Removed from 210, Queon-street, to G. W. Blnney & Co.'s. WADUUCK,, ot Kemuera, Degs to . • inform the public ot Newmarket and surrounding dißtrlota that he has NOW OPENED a Branoh Business at New market, opposite tho Railway Station, especially for the sale of Small Goods, and hopes to receive a share of patronage. German Sausages, Polo nies, Black Puddings, Tripe, Genuine Pork Pies and Saveloys. Poultry trussed to order. Every thing ot best description and at moderate rates . CIORLEY'S BUILDINGS. HOBSON- J STREET. MRS BEACH (late of Chrlstohnroh, New Zealand), begsib Inform the Ladies of Ancklana and surrounding dißtrlota that she has Btarted a Millinery and Dressmaking Rstablishment, Whore tho latest materials may be brought by customers to bo mado up in evory variety of Parisian and English styles, ala mode. The publio may rely upon punctuality and strict attention to all orders; and Mrs B„ having had 11 years' experience in the South, confidently solicits the patronage of fnture favours. rpURNITURIs WAREHOUSE. E. COTTER, Cabinetmaker, Upiioi-tehek, Undß_itA!--B< Bagatelle Tables made to ordor, Billiard Cnea always on hand. VICTORIA-STREET WEST (oorner Of Nelson street), Auckland. All orders promptly attended to. Charges moderate. T>TJRE BONEDUST. JAMES SOPPET AND CO, Are supplying Fine Bonedust of their own manu facture, guaranteed frco from any adulteration "S- 10s per. ton, sacks or bags Inolnded, at the Mills, ITreoman's Bay, or their Store, No. Lower Queen-street. Bones bought In any quantities. SANFORD'S PRUIT AND PRO VISION STORE. Pork Pies jrifflßSte*. IIo _Beer ding, Cd lb "wWWB^^W 8* gdU)< Oranges, Apples, Bananas, Pine Apples, Taranaki and Auckland Salt Butter, 6d to lOdlb. Fresh Butter, made with Canadian maohlnery, lOd per lb. Superior New Potatoes; lUbs for Is. Viotoria-btrb-t (corner of Albert-street). TAYLOR'S PATENT SEWING MACHINES AB- Simple to Learn. Quiet in Action. Not liable to get out of order. : Possess large and easily threaded Shuttles. No Difficulty in getting Needles and Extras TA-.OR'B PATENT SEWING MACHINES HOULD b_ Insfbotbd by all desirous of pro ouring a Thoroughly Good Machine. Also, to be had at Low Prices, TWISTED LOOP-STITCH MACHINES Of Best Conatruotlon, tsr Agent ! T. PEACOCK, OPTICIAK. Spectacles, Telescopes, Microscopes, Barometers, Elootrio Bells, &c Instruments and Machines Repaired. SHORTLAND - STREET, (Opposite the Poßt-offloel QUPERIOR CORRUGATED TANKS. J, L. KEAN (LAT- ALFRED SMART), Has for Sale a number of the above, with Taps ready for use, at reduced rates, at his Shop, Elliott-street. Large quantities of Spouting, Ridging, and Down Pipes always In stock. Verandah Iron curved at the shortest notice. Country orders will always receive his prompt attontlon. Lead washers always on hand, A UCKLAND PICTURE ■ FRAMING AND GILDING DEPOT. , • J. R. De COURCEY Begs to notify to his old friends and the general publio that he haa undertaken the Management of the above Establishment; where GILDING, PICTURE-FRAMING, MOUNTING, &0„ in all its branohes will be undertaken at prioes defying competition. ESTIMATES GIVEN. A Large Stook of Mouldings, Ploture-framing Materials, and Pictures of every description alwayß on hand. QUEEN-STREET, Junction of Wakefield-street. I n D 811 C ru'l'lG-. " Honour to them where honour Is due." JAMES UEID& SONS Beg to oall the attention of the Publio to their FURNITURE EMPORIUM, Situated In Hobson-street. Their Cablnetmaklng is equal to any in New Zealand. Furniture Repaired and Re-polished on the shortest notice, and in the beat work manlike manner. m a Johns X t Begs to inform the inhabitants of Auck land and Its vicinity that he has opened a HAIRDRESSJBK'S SHOP in a part of the premises well-known as G. W. Heslop, Engineer, VICTORIA-STREET, Opposite the Royal Mail Hotel, Auckland. Hai-DBEBBInq; Men, 6d; Boys, 3d. HA. C O L S O N o Begs to Inform the Auokland Publio that he has NOW OPENED one of thoso Nbw shops in Victoria-stbeet as STATIONER, BOOKSELLER, ETC., With a varied assortment of Flrst-olass Goods at very moderate prices. An Early Inspection Invited.



Medical. A FEW OF THE WONDEKFUI CURES BY I pROFESSOR QUSSCOTT. Professor Gusscott, South Town Bolt. Den Sir,—l havo boen troubled with norvous debilit; for the past eight years, brought on as you hayi explained in tho "Cantorbury Times,' by tin lndiacrotlon of early youth. I havo apont score; of pounds first with cue and then with another but never received any permanent benefit ► Some said that I had heart disease, others tha ' I was consumptive, but when I wrote to yoi from the Rakaia you explained my symptoms b( exactly that I was induced to come to town ai onco.though you toldmoyouoould treat moequal ly as well by stoppiDgand attending to ray work ai In losing time by coming to town. I was unfii for work, so decided to come to town for a spoil, as I could neither oat nor sleep. My'mind wandered; I had a desire to bo away from com. pany, and yot when alone my own company wai hateful to mo. I was troubled with tho mosl hideous dreams, and was In that low, nervous state wUich made mo sometimes feel as If death . would be a happy release My head ached, my hoart palpitated violently, I would start almosl at my own shadow. ,My mind, In fact, was not my own. I saw you on my arrival in town, when you wore in Manchestor-Btreet, and you then told me that it would take three months at the very least to eSect a perfect cure, and that I must comply exactly with your Instructions; il not, you would not guarantee a cure. I aln now happy to say that I did as you told me to the very regulating my hours and habits, and that now, after the lapse of fifteen weeks, my memory Is restored, my Bight has become strong again my mind has ceased to wander. > can enjoy company, and, in short. Richard's himself again. I should not go to the trouble of describ ing bo minutely my sufferings, but that I know of so many young men who are living seoladed lives, whose Bufferings are precisely what my own were before I came to you, and who, although in health, would be really amiable and estimable persons, are looked upon as gloomy, morose, and unsociable men simply because of that phase of the diseaso which 1 have named, a hatred for company. If this should be road by any of those persons, Buffering as I did, and they are induced to apply to you for relief, I will guaranteo that they will say after a few weeks that they never laid out a more profitable sum of monoy than when they oame- to Profeßsor Gusscott—Believe me, yours faithfully, Richard Dobson. P.S. — I return to my work to-morrow, nnd I know my friends will be agreeably astonished at my pre sent appearance, Victoria-street, Christchureh. Jan. 20,1880. To Professor Gusscott, South Town Belt. Dear Sir,—When I app ied to you I had been suffering with tho dropsy f«r this last four years. Beforo I loft Wellington I had been under three d—Cerent doctors, but never reoelved any benefit from them, I was advised to come to Christchureh for a ohange of climate, bnt finding there was no ohange for the better. I was advised to.bo tapoed by tho doctors, who told me that was the only hope there was for me. I have always heard it said that when anyone is tapped there is no cure; bnt 1 am happy to say that when I applied to you, you said you could cure me In six weeks, providing that I went by your instruc tions ; also, when you showed us the different assortments and the quantity that you have, my husband mado up his mind at once, and being a believer in herbs and tho many hopeless cases they have cured in the part of Lancashire that I oame from, I knew that I could not do any better than come un.er your treatment. I feel It my duty to publicly acknowledge the great benefit that I havo derived from your treatment. —I am, yours ever grateful, Sarah Petch. To Professor GusßOOtt, South Town Bolt. Sir, —I think it my duty to give you my testimonial in respect of the curative treatment of your Herbal Tonic. I havo been fluttering from livar complaint for several years; in fact I was so bad that I was not ablo to attend to my business. My face was as yellow as gold. I could not eat —not sufficient for a child. When I did, It lay in a hard Bubstance in my stomach. I was con tinually rifting wind and gas. always consti pated, palpitation of the -cart, with a continu ally burning pain. I had cold chills running down my back. I could not Bleep on my lelt side. It is quite unnecessary to tell you that I have tried several things in tbo chemists' shops, I but I found it was only money thrown away; but hearing of so many who have been under your treatment, and all of them speaking so highly of you, I thought it better to, give you a trial, and I am happy to say that after two months of your treatment lam a new man. I now eat heartily and everything agrees with me. With many thanks,,l am yonra respect fully, William Jenkins, Armagh-street Feb ruary. 1881. To Protossor Gusscott, South Town Belt. Dear Sir,—Permit mo to tender my grateful acknow ledgments to you for tho benefit I have received from your herbal treatment Although I have been under the care of several doctors, I never received any benefit from them, but got weakor both in body and mind daily, so much so that I was almost worn to a skeleton; but hearing ot tho wonderful cures you had made, I made up my mind that I would come and consult you. When I came to you, you explained all my symptoms so minutely that I was perfectly satisfied to place myself under your treatment. You told me that you would make a perfect cure of me for fivo pounds, for which I gave you a cheque for the amount At that time everything that I ate went soor on my stomach, and was constantly rifting wind and gas. I had a continual palpitation, and violent pains under the left breast, pain 3 between tho shoulder blades. I had always cold chills, cold hands and feet, and felt as If someone was pouring cold water down my back. lam happy now to inform you that I am free from all my former complaints. • I oan now eat woll and sleep well, and I shall always be happy to recommend anyone suffering from the same. Believe me to be, yours ever grateful, Mrs Blrnle. Kaiapoi Island, Kaiapol, November 13th, 1881. To Professor Gussoott, South Town Belt, Christchureh: Dear Sir,—l have long been wishing to give you a testimonial for the suc cessful way in whioh you treated me. I have been under several doctors in this town, and I never reoelved any relief until I applied to you, and in four days I found relief, thanks to your 1 herbal treatment. I lived with Dr Campbell as farm manager for one year and six months in the district of New Brighton, Chrißtohuroh. I was bad off and on for four years; but when I came to you it was a very difficult job for me to get in and out of tbe cart, my wife having to assist me. I have been a great martyr, but, thanks to Providence, in two months you re stored me to perfect health. Witnessed by George Newton, who was staying at my house. Believe me to be yours, ever 'cTratefi—. Robert > Wildsmith. Crescent-road, Knightatown, De cember 22.1880.' Professor Gussoott, Christchureh, Sir,—l have great pleasure in adding my testimony to the efficacy of your tonio for curing fits. My wife was for two years subject to that distressing complaint, bnt after using your, tonio for the space of two months, I am happy to say she has fonnd herself thoroughly cured. She has not had an attaok for six months. She also suffered muoh from spasms of the stomaoh.and I am happy to say the medicine bos been benefi cial in curing that also, whioh givea me great confidence in your herbal treatment. I shall reoommend your tonio as superior to anything my wife has tried before. The cure that you have performed Is a blessing to her and I, and f ho'f amlly. Believe me to be yours ever grate tul, Thomas Coleman, Port Lyttelton, Professor Gusscott, South Town Belt. Sir,—l am happy to present to you tape-worm 87ft. long. When I came to yon, you told me you could cure me in 48 hours, but I was rather doubtful, but hearing you were rather hasty, I dared not tell you I doubted your ability to cure me in Buoh a snort time, having been treated by many of the homoeopathic, allopathic, but none ever effected a oure. You told me that you would charge me £1 for a cure, which I was moat happy to comply with your wishes on 1 those conditions; also you told me you would refnnd my money back again if you did not do so in the presence ot Mrs Gray and Mrs Adams, bnt I am happy to say that I prefer presenting you with the monster in preference of tho money. , I have shown this to many of my lady friends in this neighbourhood.—l remain, yours truly, Mr- Eliza Thornton, Vlotoria-street. To Professor Gusscott Sir,—Having been troubled with asthma for the last seven years, on BOveral occasions I have been propped up in oed, and many times I had to get up and walk to get a breath of air, and had become so bad that I was not able to attend to my business; in fact, I had become a burden to myeelf and the people with whom I was stopping. When I came to yon, you told me all my symptoms, which gave me confidence to place myself under your treatment, and being a believer in herbs, and seeing tho large assortment In your estab lishment, and also the references from other sufferers the same as myself, in looking back to the time ot my suffering so long and spending bo muoh money without receiving any benefit from the treatment until I applied to you. I re main, yours ever thankful, Donald Smith, Great King-street, Dunedin, May 30th. To Professor Gusscott, South Town Belt. Sir. —I have been troubled with neuralgia for this last twelve months, and Buffered the moßt ex cruciating pain, I have tried everything that is advertised in the newspapers, besides medical aid. I was told that it originated from decayed teeth; that I knew to be wrong, for my teeth are perfectly sound. When I oame to you, you told me1 that you would cure me, and that you wonld selljne a botte for six shillings, and that you would guarantee a perfect cure, and I am happy to inform you that two applications ful filled your guarantee.—l am, yours ever truly, Miss M, Davidson, Colombo-street Ootober 7th, 1880. Professor Gusscott would impress' on thos who may do him the honour to consult hlm'that the utmost secrecy can be relied upon more over from long experience, and a careful study of tho human system, ho can decide almo st at a glance the diagnosis ofthe case, thereby reliev ing the patient of a great deal of nervousness and hesitation. Professor Gussoott invites the confidence 'of either sex suffering from functional derange ment spermatorrhoea exhausting dreams.'&c. Professor Gusscott has made nervous debility, and loss of power his special Btudy, from what ever cause arising. He would earnestly impress upon those who do Buffer to seek immediate advice and counsel, if they desire " an old age, serene and bright," Let no false delicacy deter Buffering victims from removing the cause of this blight to manhood. Tho strictest confidence may be relied upon, CONSULTATION GRATIS. Can be consulted by letter. Public inspection invited to the largo assort ment Of BRITISH and AMERICAN HERBS. Note the Address— •Professor Gtusscott, Next Door to Messrs Winks and Hall . Establishment. 6HOBTLAND.STR-ET, AUCKLAND, Hour.:! From 9 c.m, to 8 p.m.



j Educational. "VTORTH SHORE.-Holy Trinity Churcl -L.l Choir Practice, Satrrday Evening, oclock. New Quarter Singing Clas (fee, 10/6 single members; 7/6 eaoh wher moie than one of family) will begin oi Thursday Evening, November 2-lth, at c o clock.—H. Gordon Gooch, \ rgUE ««'!' OF <jiNGINO I MR H, GORDON GOOCH, Associate o t the Royal Academy of Music, London, am i Bronze aud Silver Medallist of that Insiitn k tion, receives Pnpils for SINGING am i VOICE PRODUCTION at his privah ' residence in O'Rorke-street, Albert Park. '■_ T} I A N O P 0 R T E 1 MISS SEADER ! (Bearing Certificate of First-class Honours from Trinity College, London) Has Openings for Pupils. Addreaa: York Terrace, Grey-street. WELLESLEY-STREET EVENINC CLASSES. I Separate for Males and Females* I Second Quarter commences on MONDAY October 3rd. ) Classes for Ladles will meet on Monday ant Wednesday, from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m, Second Series of Lectures i "EPOCHS OF ENGLISH HISTORY/ Fee: 10s per Quarter, In advance. i '. i ir_.blio Notices. WALLER'S TOBACCONISTS STOCK. EVERYTHING POSITIVELY TO BE SOLD, Premises must close on December 4th, aftei which a well-known Chemist will occupy. RUINOUS PRICES. Call Early and make selection. EDWARD LEWIS, - 't For the administratrix. 1710R IMMEDIATE SALE.—The Good. : will, Plant, and Lease of Promises of the " WAIRARAPA STANDARD," Published at Grey town. The oldest established Country Paper in tbe Province, and the only paper in tho Wairarapa South Electorate. The Paper has a large circulation and a good Job bing Business connected with it; is in full working order, and a safe investment for an energetic man. Tho ill-health of the proprietor, Mr Richard Wakelln, is the sole roason of Bale. The machinery is nearly new, and on the latest and most approved principle. Immediata possession. Terms easy.—For further informa tion apply to F. H. WOOD & CO., Auctioneers and Commission Agents, • Greytown, Wairarapa. JUST IN TIM E~7"i JUST IN TIME! RE JUBT IN TIME CLAIM, Coromandel. VAL. BLAGROVE calls the attention of the Mining Public to what has not been before offered— viz. to Bel FREEHOLD CROWN GRANT (Full Bhareß, Half Shareß, and Quarter Shares) in Five Acres of Land next the Just in Time Claim. The Freehold to go with the Purchase of Share, and to belong to a Company. Fall particulars at J. Stodart's offloe. Particulars of Title at Robert Browning's Solicitor. Shortland-street, Auckland. IW-16HT SOIL CONTRA CX. All persons In the City or Suburbs requiring the services of the present Contractor at the reduced rates should make early application to G. WILSON, at his resldenoe. Nelson-street, or under cover, addressed "G. Wilson, Night 801 l Contractor. City Council Offices " \r v n a c i f i i o \f D. F. EVANS, Estate, House and Land Agent Has this day removed into those convenient and centrally situated offlceß juet vacated by W Thorne, Esq., Solicitor, next " Herald," Queen Btreet, where he will be glad to Bee old faces on new subjects, and new faces on any other subject to a commission. Persons wishing to acquire House, Laad or other Property, are requested to call u»on the undersigned, who will do his utmost to facilitate their requirements without cc or charge. D. F. EVANS, Estate. House and Land Agekt. TO THE INHABITANTS OF PON SON BY AND NEWTON. J. FORD has pleasure in intimating that he has opened a Kirst-class Retail Grocery Estab lishment in those New Premises opposite All Saint's Churoh. Ponsonby, on the system of SMALL PROFITS AND QUICK SALES. Being sure that such a wane has been felt for Borne time, he has confidence in offering a First class Artiole at Prioes Unequalled by any other House in the Trade. J, FORD, Wholesale and Retail Grocer, Excelsior Grocery Warehouse, Ponsonby, A trial respeotf ally solicited. Families waited on for Orders, and Goods delivered to all parts free of charge. Please note the address. ■ •EVENING CONCERTS. SELECTIONS FROM OPERAS, SONGS. DUETS, &0„ &C EreryPerfion can I—we these in their OW Home by calling on J. HOWDEN, Shobtland-SXREET, and Pprohabing one of his Newlv-ImporT—D ■-..-'..' PIANOS. TO GROCERS AND COUNTRY STOREKEEPERS. JU ST LANDED, Ex 'Looh C_e_, . and QN SALE by the undersigned, CHR. HANSEN'S LIQUID RENNET EXTRACT. CHR. HANSEN'S LIQUID CHEEsE COLOURING. These Preparations are used in most of the Leading Dairies of Europe and America, and are also now muoh in request for their excellent qualities hy tbe Dairy Farmers in the Southern Districts of this Colony. BABER ANlf RAWLINGS, fort-street, Wholesale Agents fob Auckland. pROCKERY, GLASSWARE, &C, &C. ■ I have to inform the inhabitants of Auckland and surronndlng districts that, having v. large stock, I have not teen able to dispone of it in the time agreed upon with incoming tonant, so have made arrangements with him to continue the CHEAP CLEARING-OUT SALE OF CROCKERY and GLASSWARE for a Few Weeks longer, and therefore solicit an early oall from all requiring goods in the above line. One trial will convince the most sceptical that the Sale is Genuine, *_r The premises being positively let, no reasonable offer will be refused. D. B L O O M, Under Theatre Royal, Queen-street, JVruBEL- .PATENT DYNA3)gT_V TO CONTRACTORS. MINERS, QUARRY- . MEN, AND OTHERS, 1 NOBEL'S DYNAMITE, from repeated trials ' by the largest contractors and mining managers in the Australasian Colonies, long use and mortar tests, has proved itself beyond dispute to be oveb fifteen pfk cent, stronger than the Australian made Lithofracteur and Dynamite. It is unequalled for Mining, Quarry ing, Blasting (in wet or dry, solid or fissured rock), Tunnelling, breaking up of Wrecks, Sunken Rooks, blowing out and splitting up Tree-roots, Boulders, eto. __ . Its Safety has been completely demonstrated by the absence of accidents, either in transit, in storage, or in its legitimate use. It is In sensible to - shocks — a percussion cap being required to develop its giant power. Printed Instructions for using issued with every package. Necessary Tape, Fuse, and Caps always in stock. Price Reduced to Two Shillings and Six pence per lb. (Liberal Diacspnt to the trade and large buyers). Mr Gorman, the Company's N.Z. Travelling Agent, is now In Anckland for a short time, and will give ah ueceßßary information to bush settlers and others re the uses of this explosive upon application to E. PORTER as CO., HARDWARE MERCHANTS, AUCKLAND. Sole Agents fob N.Z. North, f\MNIBUS TO LAKE TAKAPUNA NEW TIME TABLE. A "BUS will leave Victoria "Wharf. Devon port, Daily for the Sohool Honse, Takapuna Lake, at 8 a.m.. 10.30 a.m., 2.30 p.m., and 4.30 p.m.; returning from|che LakeUDaily lat at 8.45 \ __m„ 11.15 a.r_., 3.15 p.m., and 5.15 p.m. Sundays.—Leaves for the Lake at 8.15 a.m., II a.m., 2.30 p.m., and 4.30 p.m.; returning from the Lake at 9 a,n_, 31.45 a.m., 3.15 p.m., and 5.1 c p.m. Return Ticket, 2a 6d; Single Fare, Is 6d. Parcels and Luggage conveyed at moderate rates. Saddle Horses, Boggles. Sec, tor Hire. OLIVER MAYS, (Late Quick's), * Livery Stables, Post-offloe. Devonport*



Electoral. 8 - I "ITILECTORAL DISTRICT OP J__" WAITEMATA. In pursuance of "The Regulation of Eleotlons Act, 1881." , I, Thomas Seaman, Returnlng.Offloer for the 1 Electoral District of Waltemata, do hereby give ] notice that, by virtue of a Writ bearing date the 9th day of November, 1881, under the hand of ■ the Clerk of Writs, an ELECTION wiU be held 1 for the return of One Qualified Person to serve aa Member in the House of Representatives for ; the said Electoral District; and that the NOMINATION of Candidates will take place ; at the Publio Hall, Devonport, at noon, en the Ist day of DECEMBEK, 1881, and that the Poll, ' If necessary, wiU be taken at the several Polling places of the said District on the'9th day of DECEMBER, 1881. The foUowing are the rolling-places for the Electoral Distriot of Waltemata :— The PubUo Hall, Devonport (the Prlnolpal _ Polling-place) The District Library, the Lake The PubUc HaU, Northcote ; i The Sohool-room, Lucas' Creek I The Sohool-room, Dairy Flat The Court-house. Wade The Post-office, Waiwera The School-room, Wainul The Public HaU, Eaukapakapa The Conrt-house, HelensvUle The School-room, Riverhead The School-room, Kumeu I The Farm-house, Henderson • The Public Hall, Waiuomiti . . The Sohool-room. Titirangi The School-room, Whatdpn. v.v. THOS. SEAMAN, Returning Officer. November 12th. 1881. tli AITEMATA COUNTY COUNCIL. TO THE ELECTO-S TAKAPDNA RIDING. I beg to announce myself as a Candidate to represent your interests In the- Waltemata County Council. R. MAGKAY. \XJ AITEMATA COUNTY ELEC TT TION. TO THE fiLECTOBS OF TAKAPUNA RIDING. Gentlemen,—At the repeated soUcitation of many Electors in various parts of the Riding. I beg to annonncs that I am a Candidate for a seat in the Council at the Election on the 16th inst. Twenty years' residence in the district, an intimate knowledge of its requirements, and a deep interest in its progress, are, I trust, sufficient qualifications for the office. As I believe two forms of Local Government in one district are not only unnecessary but mischie vous, I shall be prepared, if elected, to havo the , outlying settlements of the country formed into Road Board Districts, and then assist these local bodies in their more important works by subsidies from the County Fund, and thus re duce tho cost of the county system to the lowest possible point. I am, gentlemen, . yours respectfully. OLIVER MAYS. 0 THE BURGESSES OF ONE HUNGA, I. beg respectfully to offer myself as a Candi date for the office of Mayor for the ensuing year, and trust that my past services wUI be a passport to your further confidence. • Yours faithfnlly, G.CODLIN. AUCKLAND CITY BAST . ELECTORATE. SIR GEORGE GREY will Address the Electors of Auckland City East on MONDAY EVENING, In the Choral Hall, Symonds-street, at Eight o'clock. Tl/TK. FRANK LAWRY will Address the Blestors of South Franklin at the following places on the undermentioned dates:—. School-house. Ararimu, Monday, NOvemhe -11, at 7.30 p.m. School-house. Maketu, Tuesday, November 15, at 7.30 p.m. Pnblio Hall. Waiuku, Wednesday, November -16, at 7.30 p.m. Public Hall, Mauku, Thursday, November 17, at 7.30 p.m. School-house, Mangatawhlrl Valley, Friday November 18, at 7.30 p.m. School-house (old), Queen's Redoubt, Satur day, November 19, at 7.30 p.m. Cl R A N X LI N NORTH. MR. SAMUEL LUKE will address the Eleotors of Franklin North, in the Publio School. Mangaie, on Monday, Novem- • ber 11, at 7 p.m. Publio Hall, Papakura. on Tuesday, Novem ber IS, at 7.30 p.m. Public Hall. Wairoa, on Thursday, November 17, at 7.30 p.m. Public School, Hunua, on Friday, November 18, at 7.30 p.m. Publio HaU, Howick, on Monday, November 21, at 7.30 p.m. Pnblio Hall, Pakuranga, on Tuesday, Novem ber 22, at 7.30 p.m. mO THE ELECTORS OF WAIPA. G-NTI—MEN,— t I have the honour to Inform you that I BhaU be a Candidate for your suffrages at the rort-caming general election. X shall take ail early opportunity of meeting you at the various centres, when I shall give you an outline ot the past, and state to you my views of the future. FRED. A. WHITAKER. O THE ELECTORS OF FRANKLIN, NORTH. Gentlemen,—l am a Candidate for your suffrages at the forthcoming General Eleotlon, I beg to inform my friends and supporters that I intend going to the Poll against all comers. I wUI address you in due course. I am, gentlemen, . Yours obediently, WM., FRANK BUCKLAND. TO THE ELECTOBS OF CORO MANDEL DISTRICT. Gentlemen,—l beg to oSer myself as a . Candidate for the House of Representatives tor your District at the forthcoming Elections, ands will take an early opportunity of explaining my view* P. H. BLACKMORE. mo THE ELECTORS OF RODNEY. G_nt-emen,—At the request of a large number ot Electors, I have consented to become a Candidate for your suffrages at the ensuing Election. I will take an early opportunity of visiting tbe various Settlements In the Distriot for the purpose of addressing you. JOHN SHEPHERD. ■ jiLI-CTORAL DISTRICT OF WAIPA. TO THE ELECTORS OF WAIPA, Gentlemen,—lt la my Intention to offer my self, at the next General Election, as a Candidate to represent your Dlstrlot in the General Assembly . WILLIAM JACKSON I ITlnllflhl, July 1 188 L ririO THE ELECTORS OF EDEN. Gentlemen,—l have the honour to announce myself as a Candidate to represent you In the next Parliament, and shall In due course notify when I shaU have the pleasure of addressing you. " Yc-rßf&lt-fully, JOaATOLK. 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