The Auckland Evening Star.

V^ol, XlX—No. 3,521

AUCKLAND, N.Z.. FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 18. 1881-

(Published Dally.)

PRICE: ONE PENNY



ShippiriK. OACIFIO MAIL STEAMSHIP CO, THROJGH THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, VIA HONOLULU, TO GREAT BRITAIN, Undor Postal Contract with tho Governments Ot Now Zealand'and Now South Walea. I "Date of" Date of Sail- Rtnamer Tnn» 3aiHng for Ing for bteamer... ions. Sy __ ejr , g_n Fran- 1 __________ City of Now York 3,-tflO Decern. 12 Jan.31,1883 Zealand-.,. .. 3,100 Jan.9,1852 Feb. 2.,82 City of Sydney • 3,200 Feb. 6.1882 Decern. 6 Australia. ■• .. 3.100 Mar. 6,82 Jan. 3,1882 ~Tas«ongers booked through to Liverpool, London, or Paris, via the great Overland Roads nf America and the Stoamors of the Atlantic Ihtes from Now Sforfc. FARES. First-class to London .. .. £66 and upwards irteerago to London .. .. £37 10 Kir-tr<-lii33to3u_li'raucißoo_ 810 Stooraco _ -820 Through Cabin Passengers aro permitted to lay ovor at Honolulu, or any of the oltiea of the United States, not to exceed six months. No Shipping Orders will bo Issued after 4 p.m. on the day before the sailing of stoamers for San Francisco. For freight rates and all other Information apply to THOS. T. GAMBLE, Agent Lower Queen-street "JT ~~ . rNION STEAMSHIP I VP^ U COMPANY OF) NEVv If r^'^i A ZEALAND (Limited). ■!.S__S,S| p--i—fi2_y_i TIMS TABLE— | NOV., 1881. . I FOR GISBORNK, NAPIER, WICLLINQ-ON' LYTTELTON, PORT CHALMERS. A-D BLUFF lirnoM OuEßri'-BTrK-T Wharf) Bteamship. Date of Sailing. Latost Train.l Albion Thursday, 21,10 a.m. — RINGAKOOMA Thurs., Dec. 1,10 a.m. — FOR TAKANAK.I. NELSON, PICTON. WKL LINGTON. LYTTELTON, AND WBBT Coabt Ports (from Manukau) Hawka Tuesdoy, 22,10 a.m. B.io am. Wanaka Tuesday, 29,1 p.m. 12 noon FOR SYDNEY. Hero Vlonday, 28,2 p.m. - FOR MELBOURNE, Via SOUTH. _, . At.moN Thursday, 21,10 a.m. - R__AROO_A rhurs.,D-0.1, 10a.m. — FPU LEVOKA AND SUVA. Taiaboa I About DBcemberO | — Vim KCSlllt-Ji AND KAWAKAWA. Albion I Monday, 21,1 p.m. | — Iff Cargo must bo alongside one hour before time of departure. Pass-ago Tickets must be taken at the offioa boloie embarking. An-_U__ Branch 63 Qneen-stieet ____ '_?___. W' i:BAl111 TO -IMS-JON. M_^s_§__»' 01UENt"-INE. iiwaWH-afiw ihoiollowing Steamships be longing to the Orient Steam Navigation Com panyiljuiitedl.andthe. aolflcSteamNavigation Company will loavo SYDNEY at tho under mentioned dates for MELBOURNE, ADE hAIDE and IX>NDQN, via Sneii Canal:— '_ Bteamer. I rtog.Ton*ge| Date. CUZCO --.. 3,845 Decembers COTOPAXI.. 4,027 Deoem. 23 ORIENT 5,388 January 6 GARONNE 3.876 January2o LU-TANIA. 3.8.'0 February 3 And the Service will be maintained By buo ceodl-g ste-taors at intervals of a Fortnight. Auckland Passengers, por Cusco, procoed por Horo on tho 28th instant. Faro to London, 15 to 70 rrulnoas. Sue- Canal Dues, 8s In addition. Parcels bookod through to London. I -asengors cv book from Auokland at a Inrough rate to cover Intercolonial fare and Canal duos, and so Boeuro special advantages. . Passages from London can be giantod In Auckland. For plans and full particulars, apply, in London, to F. Green & Co., and Anderson, Anderson & Co., Joint Managers of the Line; Or to the Agents In Anoklana. UNION STEAMSHIP DO. OF N.Z, I|J_UT_D) Queen-* trcet. j-Kx "TkEVONPORT STEAM T__™____^ FERRY COMPANY (LIMITED). - CHEAP FARE'S! The following Scale of Charges will be made between auokland and Devonport until further notice :— RETURN TICKETS (available only on day of issue), SIXPENCE. CHILDREN between 5 and 12 years of age, HALF-PRICE. CHILDREN under 5 years, FREE. FAMILY TICKETS-Por week, sa; per month, 20s: per quarter, £3: por annum, £10. Gentlemen'B Weekly Tickets, 2s Cd Ladies' „ „ Is6dand2s6d Apprentices' „ „ ls6d School Children's „ Is Tho above are available by any of the Com pany's boats by day and night. In consequence of the groat reduotlon in prices, it is Imperative that all fares be paid In advance, BEN J. TANNER, Seoretary D.S.F. Co. (Limited). .________, \\r AIUKU AND ON _■ o_£tS__; VV HUNGA STEAM NAVl _Sa_3_-'GA-_o_l CO. (Ll____>. TIME TABLE-NOVEMBER, 1881. MANUKAU. Leavo Onehunga I Leave W-luku I 18—Friday, 3 p m 19—Saturday, 8 a m 21—Monday. spm 22—Tuesday, 10 a m 23-Wednesday, 7am 23—Wednes., 11.30 a m 26—Saturday, 8.15 a m 26—Saturday, Ipm 28—Monday, 9.45 a m 28-Monday, 2.30 p m 30—Wednes., U.3oam 30-Wednes., 415 pm For Manukau Heads, every Thursday, at 8 a m. By order of the directors, all Freight muet be tmM' A. CUNNINGHAM, Agent. "__Z~Z mo SHIPOWNERS ANU gjgggav X OTHERS. The Westport Colliery Company n___s_Saa (Limited) are open to Charter Ves sels up to 11 feet draft, to carry coals from Wontport to New Zealand Ports. For particulars, -PP-^"^^'^^©-. Dunedin. June, 1881. Secretary. jjvx 01-AIU TO T_-E "ramo!^ THAMES, _a____i_e OHINKMURI t WAITK_AURI WAIHI, TE AROHA GOLDFIELDS, MOR RINSVILLE, WAITOA PLAINS, andGRaNT AND FOSTER'S SETTLEMENT. ENTERPRISE NO. 2, P.S. TE AKOHA, _ P.S. PATIKI. From Auckland l From Thames Friday, 7 p.m. Saturday, 7 p.m. The timo table of river Bteamers to be^seon at Enterprise Ofllco, Wharf, To Thames _ Saloon, Vs Cd; Steerage, 5a To Ohlnemurl through, 5a extra 'To To Aroha through, 10s extra Not responsible for shipping, carrying, or __>■ charging live stock. SBKKX CO., Agents. -rsv. rp.OR LONDON DIRECT. _fftll_3§!_NTo Follow the Ship Rakaia, t_K__M-MW The splendid iron clipper barque STKACATHRO, JCOM at Lloyd's, 1,159 tons registerlt T-B. Peters Commander, now loading, and wUI have qulok despatch. , . For freight or passage apply to THK NEW ZEALAND SHIPPING CO. (Limited). Agents. "BjiUR LONDON DIREO-. -IfiSii-* The ma-nlflcent Iron """P6l RAKAIA, 100 Al at Lloyd's, 1,022 tons register, J. E. Bone Commander, will Bail as above on or about SATURDAY, the 19th Instant. Has splendid accommodation for Saloon and Socond-cabin passengers. For freight or passage apply to THK NEW ZEALAND SHIPPING CO. (LIMITED), Agents. '-_-_.-■.. tJTEAM TO THAMES, CAR. '",5&.*;,"'0 RYING PASSENGERS AND -W-KWSW CARGO, CONNECTINB WITH OHlNß iiuar, Oi.ahu. Waitoa Plains, andlMobhinb -wiLiE.(Piako.Dißtriot). Tlhe Table, S.S. R OTOMA HAN A. From Auckland I Friday, 1130 morning From Thames i Baturday, 3.30 afternoon Fares to Thames: Saloon, 78 Cd : Steerage, 6s. Freight through to Te Aroha, 25s per ton. No Cargo received within half-an-h-Or OI »tt ™*^*tolf__3___*TfflNK. Agents



Shipping. *&_£__ T3ENIN-ULAE AND OKI JSSsfi'X ENTAL STEAM NAVIQA *-»*»^_ION COMPANY. 'Tho Company's Steamships (undor contraci with the Victorian Government for the convoy anoe of her Majesty's malls) will bo despatohed Rtaamn- I Leave 1 Leave I Loavo Steamer. [ STQne - | Melb - rn . | Ade i _ ( ROME _„. Doc 16 Dec. 21 Deo. 23 CARTHAGE Deo. 30 Jan. 4 Jan. 6 KAI9AR-I-HIN1) Jan. 13 Jan. 18 Jan. 20 And thoncoforth ovory altornnto week. Route:-Rome, London via Bombay; Car thago, London via Gallo; Kaisar-i-Hlnd, London via Galle. Bates of passage money to Plymouth or Lon don: £70 first, and £15 second-olass; Italian ports. £65 first, and £10 second-class. For further partiouiarßrespcotingpassagomoneyandfroight apply to CRUIC_SHANK _ CO., Agents. 18, Quoen-Btroot, Auckland. rj££3k IpOR COROMANDEL. ™™M™a* Will mako regular Woekly Trios to the abovo port, commonoing on Tuosday, the 15th instant. For freight or passage apply on boa-d to J. MURRAY, Master, ftyfif^lVrOKTHi-KN STEAMSHIP _e^_s_i'-i-l CO. (LIMITED!. ■*_«_*-: TIMK TABLE-NOVKMBKB, (Weather and othor Clronmstanoeß Permitting). -OR TAURANQA AND BAY OF PLENTY PORTS, STEAMER. | DATS OF BAILING. Glonolg Monday. 21st, S cm. .. Thursday, 2lth do Wellington Monday, 28th do „ Thurs., Dec. 1 do Connects nt Tauranga for Opotlkl Stada and Bay of Plonty Porta overy Tuesday . FOR RUSSELL, WHANOAROA, _ MANGONUI. Wellington I Monday, 21st, 5 p.m. Glonolg | Monday. 28ih do FOR WHANGAREI, WHANGAREI HEADS, AND MANGAPAI. Every Tuosday at 6 p.m. Argyle (Carrying pasaongers and cargo for Walpn). FOR WHANGAREI AND WHANGAREI HEADS. Every Friday, at 5 p.m. Argyle (Carrying passengers and cargo for Walpn). FOR WAITARA (FROM ONBHUNOA). Macgregor | Friday, 1„ 10 a.m. FOR PAOLAK (FRdM ONKIIUNOA). Rowona | Friday. 18,10 a.iv. FOR MANGAWAI. Flngal I Evory Thursday, i p.m. FOR MERCURY BAY. Flngal | livery Monday, l~p,m. No oargo received aftor I p.m. Small parcels prepaid at the office on the wharf. Passage tickets must he taken at the Com pany s OlUce.jNo. 67, Queon-sti'oot, Auckland. A. MCGREGOR, Managing Director rJI H E S. S. ROSE CASEY I will leave Auckland for Walwera and Mahurangl TOMORROW (Saturday), at noon. H. D. WICKEN3. fc^-tv^ (JOKOMANIJEL. "•i™"*-3**-"** Tho fast and favourlto S.B. COROMANDEL, Captain, W, D. Hargrave. Leaves Auckland i Leaves Coromandol t Friday, 18,1 p.m. Saturday, ID, 2 p.m. Weather and other circumstances permitting. All parcels to bo prepaid at ofllco, No. 9, Queen-street Wharf. A. R. H. SWINDLEY. Manager. *«*__■_:>_ t_ TEAM TO I'IIE HOT **"S-y__^' SPRINGS, MAHURANGI, **K-*a* MATAKANA, KAWAU, and OMAHA. The B.s. ROSE CASEY, At ■»« Lloyds, W. Somorvillo. Master. For Hot Springs, Matakana, Kawau, and Omaha-Every Tuesday at II o'clock, ro t.irnlaff on W«rinp.fl—nj.-- For Hot Springs and Mahurangl—Evory Thurs day and Saturday at 11 a.m., roturning on Monday and Friday. No Parcels or Goods taken without shipping note. For freight or passage apply to Business Notices. Knives Ke-bladed.J Saws Sharpened. HENRY LEADBEATER (From Sheffield). PRACTICAL GRINDER AND CUTLER, WAKEFIELD-STREET. Scissors, Surgical Instruments, and Carpenter's Tools put In thorough order. Razors Hollow Ground. \ UCKLAND PICTURE-EKAMING AND GILDING DEPOT. J, R. DB COURCEY Begs to notify to his old friends and the general publio that he haa undertaken the Management of the abovo Establishment, where GILDING, PICTURE-FRAMING, MOUNTING, &o„ In all its branches will be undertaken at prices defying competition. ESTIMATES GIVEN. A Large Stock of Mouldings, Picture-training Materials, and Pictures of every description always on hand. queen-street, Junction of Wakefi -lp-street, TffOlT-CI- I T O J^f D. F. EVANS, Estate, Houbb and Land Agent Has this day removed into those convenient and centrally situated offices jußt vacated by W Thorne, Esq., Solicitor, next " Herald," Queen stroet, where he will he glad to see old faces on new subjects, and new faces on any other subjeot to a commission. Persons wishing to acquire House, Land or other Property, are requested to call upon the undersigned, who will do his utmost to facilitate their requirements without co or charge. D. F. EVANS, Est,_tb, House and Land Agent. ADOOUK, ot Kemuera, oegs to • inform the publio of Newmarket and surrounding districts that he has NOW OPENED a Branch Business at New market, opposite the Railway Station, especially i for the sale of Small Goods, and hopes to receive a Bhare of patronage. German Sausages. Polo nies, Black Puddings, Tripe, Genuine Pork Pics and Saveloys. Poultry trussed to order. Every thing of best description and at moderate rates.! ICfO TI CE OP REM O VAX. MR OTTO KOHL, M.8.P.. begs to announco to the publio that he has Removed to more con venient and centrally situated premises-the residonce known as Dovonshiro Houbo, Hobson stroot. This will be moro convenient for his patients. Consultation free. Hours: From 10 to 12 noon, and 3 to I evening. ■TITJRNITURE WAREHOUSE E. COTTER, Cabinetmaker, Upholsterer, Undertaker, Bagatello Tables made to order, Billiard Cues always on hand. VICTORIA-STREET WEST (corner of Nelson street), Auckland. All orders promptly attondod to. Charges moderate. CIOKLE-'S LU-LLUNGS. HOBSON. J STREET. MRS BEACH (late of Christchurch, Now Zealard), begs to inform tho Ladies of Aucklana ard surrounding districts that she has started a MJi,incry and Dressmaking Estabhshrnont, whore the latest materials may be brought by customers to be mado up in every variety of Parisian and English styles, al* mode. The publio may roly upon punctuality and strict attention to all orders: and Mrs B-, having had U yoars' experience in the South, confidently soliclta tho patronage of future favours. |T1 DEN TERRACE truss X OErTCE. F. M. MORLEY, TEA DEALER AND FAMILY GROCER, Eden Tereaob Families waited upon for orders. Good delivered to any part of the Town and Bubnrbs. ' * MEXICAN POKTIiAIT KOOMS, 13, A Grey-street, Aaokland.^Having re-opened thn above Gallery, the Proprietor is prepared to Prices' 3; doz Qcml 2/6; l doz Double Qesm.il: IdoSunbeams, 6/; »f Saatawl/i do_ Cartc-de-Visites. »l:^f'-f° z n A. '.'?'__{_ single Cabinet Pictures, 31 i 2 ditto, 5/,; large Pictures for framing, S/wdlO/eaoh; ChUdron under five years of ago, 1/ extra.-Note address. JOHN LOW, 13, Grey-street^ A. C O L S O N • Bogs to inform the Auokland Publio that he has NOW OPENED one of those New Shops In Victoria-street as STATIONEU, BOOKSELLER, ETC., With a varied assortmunt of First-class Goods at very modorate prices. * An Early Inspection Invited.



Business Cards, JAMES -AT E X OHEMIST AND DRUGGIST, HOBSON-STR__T, O-OS- TO WKI—INQTON-STK-ICT. TfcXE WTON VENETIAN BLIND li WORK GEO. TUCKER, VENETIAN BLIND MAKER AND WIRE WORKER, Kaeangahai'b Road, Newton. Venetian Blinds of the best quality made and fixed at is per foot. Wire wort-., of any descrip tion and pattern, made to order Repairs neatly executed. fl A R V 1 E • (r_TK of London), COACHBUILDKB, UP!'KB QUKBN-STR-HT. Landaus, Broughams, Ilarouohos, Vlotorlas, and Phrotonsof every description manufactured at from 60 to 100 por cent, less than what you will pay for English importations. AU work guaranteed. Repairs in all branchos. N.B.—The advertiser waa for many years manufacturer to tho trado In London LAli X v iTiti OTHK XS, ARTIST PHOTOGRAPHERS (OPPOBITK UNION BANK), Q U B.E N■STR EE T, AUC _L A N.D, Photography in the Latest and Most Fashionable Styles, Exeouted In| 6 manner Unsurpassod In tho Colonies. LARGE COLLECTION NEW ZEALAND VIEWS Always on Hand WAKNOCK BROTHERS, SOAP AND CANDLE MANUFACTURERS, C.OX'S CREEK, RICHMOND. OFFICE ! DURPIAM-STBEET, AUCKLAND. Cash Purchasers of Tallow, Wool, Shoopsklns, and Bonos. WP _. I L L IPPS _ 15 ON,. • OIL, COLOUR, AND GLASS MERCHANTS, [mporterslof Paperhangings, Scrim, Paints, Oils, Turpentine, Colours. Varnishes, French Polish,' Bold Leaf, Artists' Colours and Brushos: Plato, Sheet, Crown, Ornamental, and Photographic Glass; Ploturo Frameß and Tapestry Mouldings Clock and Compass Classes, Clazod Sashes and Doors, Glass out to si-o and carefully p okoc'l, 85 Se 87. OUKKN.STRBET. | Ttt UTI OJS OP REMOVAL^ C. LITTLE (late J. J. Mills), FURNITURE EMPORIUM. HAS REMOVED to tho Cornor of Victoria & Chapel-strkets. VJff _v, 6K 1 N N E JK, -UTLDKR OARPKNTKR AND JOINER, Vulcan LANBtI Kvory Doßorlption of Building Designed and Erected. , AU Branches or the Building Trade executed jy Experienced Workmen, Shop Fronts Ofllce nttl-n-B tec.trr I HENLiiSRJ-ON, HOUSE, -HIP, SIGN, AND. GENERAL DECORATIVE PAINTER. NO, 8. WYNDHAM-STREET. OOOK-J-INIHNu & PAPER-RULINU Hgrjtf w j____ ______; *V ___ ___ ___________! m,*" WILLIAM LEYS, °t li t BOOK-BINDER, PAPER-RULER. J |p }- M_BcnA-TB' Account Books Ruled j and Bound to Pattern. >j! ferH MUSIC. MAGAZINES, BIBLES 2 P> AND PRAYER BOOKS, j K/t V HOUND IN AM. ST-T.BS, J t^p-Z3i_w-- - - - ;1 \-^ga Throe Doors abovo Star Oflloo. BAKERS- *__o_Uj KUL-U DA--U-UHS. _USRARY V 101-3 STRONG & CHEAPLY BOUND. HAMEa UARK-AUK AND DKAY FACTORY. JAMES MACK IE, PEOPRI-TOE, VICTORIA STREET EAST. AUO___ND. *tep_lrs of Kvory Dosorlptlc- In Wood and Iron neatly exeouted on the Shobtebt Notiob. SPRINGS MADE AND REPAIKED, W N.B.—Countrr OrderspanornaUr attended ia _ TAMES STEWART, J CIVIL ENGINEKR AND AUTHORISED SURVEYOR. -ORNKR OF SHORTLAND AND O'CONNRLL- STREETS. _. S W 1 N N E n x on, • AUCKTiAND STEAM (VOOD TURNJ.NG FACTORY, Windham S-nut-T (N__T SHA*_:BP*-AR_ HOTK_», Having Introduced Bteam Power, he Is now pre pared to mafee a Reduotlon of Twenty •per Cen off he price of all _ common work. tST OBuntrv Orders pnnotnallv attended to E I) W A X D S, • COAL MERCHANT, SHIP AGENT. Bay of Islands, Newcastle, and Waikato Coal n any quantity. Office and Yard, Broakwater, _,uo—and, opposite Railway Station. . J J. AUSTIN _ O ~ . WnOLKBALS BOOT AND SHOE MANUFACTURERS. a Larga stook of Pkoqed. RrvHTTKB and Kkwn Goods ot all sorts and size* to select from. AU! Orders have Quick Despatch. COLONIAL BOOT FACTORY, li, wyndham-stre-t. Auokland, XTEWXUN AND PONSONU X ___M ' JUNCTION STORE, CORNER OF Newton and Great Nokth Roads, J. M. ~~W~H IT E FAMILY GROCER AND TEA DEALER, DAIRI-S OB- BUTTaB OF FIBBT-OLABS QUALITY. Bran, Maize, Oats, and Potatoes. «ar Families Waited upon for Orders. _l GoodH Promptly Delivered. WELLESLEY-STREET Ox_i, COLOUR, & GLASS WARKHOUSE.- C.' G. Hill, Importer of Paperhangings, Oils, Colours, Glass, Varnish, Whito Lead, &o„ Gilt and Staißed Mouldings and Pictures, **_**»■ ture-framlng to ordor. Just landed, ex Coro nilla' and ■ I.och lloon,' 245 packages Paper hangings. White Lead, Oils &c.-Pleasa note the address: WeUesley-street West (opposite Market entrance). . ■ H A N S <J N . CARPENTER AND JOINER, BBRESFORD-STREE.T. Auckland, Opposite the Congregational Church. All repairs promptly and economically executed. Estimates given. Fnnerals furnished. TIT"H~n So P _ _ T, O HOUSK, LAND. AND GENERAL COMMISSION AGENT Opposite H.M.s Custom-hens,, FORT-STREET, AUCKLAND, Has Always fob Saw Large Blocks of LAND FARMS, both Improvodiand otherwls Also, HOUSES, COTTAGES, &0. On Moat Roaaonable Terms. WILLIAM THOMAS, Corner of Lome and Vlotoria-streets, Auokland East •MONUMENTAL, MARBLE, AND GENEBAX STONEMASON, AECHITECTUEAL SCULPTOR AND CARVER, Inscrlptiona accurate and beautiful. Monuments, Tombs, Headstones, and every description of Stone Work at the lowest possible prices for town and country , _ KBTADWSHBD 1866, I Tl/f X T, IKAFFOS-, BURGEON DENTIST WAKBFIKLD-BTKKET, NBAS QU__N-8-__IT. Painless Extraotlon of Toeth by »he Oxlde- Nltrogon Gas, Professional Honrs-fl a.m. till 5 p.m. /I _ _ A~ -To POT X E SS, VT COAtSH-BUILDERB, GREY-STREET, AUCKLAND. N B —Iron-bark Shafts, Spokes, - eiloes. Blue Guni 'and k— ds of Hardwood, at Lowest Market Pilcqs. . DEAD, MARK, AND LEARN I ■" JAMKSRBID&SONS. cabinktmakees, bpihix 'lurnehs, and Upholst-rbbs, v/ish to call the attention of the publici toI their fine display of Fnrnitore now on eshibiUon at their spacious warerooms. Customors liberally dealt with. ~ Having introduced steam power, they are able to supply aU articlos lower than any other Bhoi in town,



Business Oarrls. Till T _ROTHER_ MARBLE AND FREESTONE MASONI* Monuments, Head-stonos, Tombs, and Iron Tomb Railings, INBOBIPTIONB KX-OUTKD IN A BOPKRIOB STYLE PmcKti and Dksionb FREE on Application, Addeksb :—1 corner of Rutland and Loknk Streets, auckland Near Jnnotlon of Qneon and Wakoflold Btreetal* JW. X N I G H 1 • (LATH OF THK CITY MARKET), POULTEEEE, FRUITERER & GREENGROCER, Cornor of Dauby an Que-N-stheetb. Wholesale and Retal Established 1806. SHIPPING SUPPLIED. Poultry, Drossed for Tablo, always ready. Live Pigeons, Rabbits, Fancy Birds, Ducks, Geese, Turkeys, and Fowls kept In stook, Game Fowls, Spanish, Hrahmas, and Bantams (Puro-bred). FRESH BUTTER AND KGOB ALWAYS ON BAND. Licensed Doalor In Game _T KNIGHT'S CENTRAL MARKET, Two doors abovo Arthur"* Auction Mart f.UAKLES PALMER, KJ DRAUGHTSMAN ace,! Drawings, Maps and Plans compiled. Drawn to Scale from Rough Sketches or Traced. Addresses, Sec Illnminatod Ir the Highest Style Of the Art. Auctioneers' Show Plans and Lithograph-, Schedules prepared for County and Highway Boards. OFFICE—2S, Qneen-titroet, over National In surance Comnanv'B Olllee. _ P _ L li A M • LADDER _ BARROW MAKER, 80 and 82, VICTORIA-STREKT. Every Dosorlptlon of Ladders, Steps, Barrows, I arrow Whools, Clothos Horso3, Clothes Boxes, Travelling Chests, Sec, on hand or made to Ordor, A liberal discount allowed to Contractors and On wholesale order. Shop and Ollioo Fittings, and all kinds of Job bing Work done by experienced workmen on the shortest notice, N.B.—Ladders, Steps and Barrows lent on hire. Violins bought. One or two superior old Violins for sale; also, a good V.olincoUo cheap. in I S ±1 - _ A N V _ 0., X? Wholesale Shipping and Family BUTCHERS, QUKKN-BTIOCKT [Next Bans: of Now Zoaland, Auokland). Poultry of Ail Kinds dreasod to order. Prime Smoked Tongues, Home-cured Bacon Corned Boof on Sale In Large Quantities, lar N.U.—Dkalkhb in Game.. __ Lire Pheasants forwarded to all porta of tho Colony upon roeoint of order. Families waited on in town or Buburbs. I_~_ IAM 'PENNANT, PIONEER M_NU AOTOnita OF Umbrellas and Parasols, Uppor Qtioen-stroet, Wanted Known Tomiant's A I Umbrellas are the Best and Cheapest. Now summer stook at pricos to meet the times. Recovering in tho best stylo, with ohoico variety of material. Note—l, Lennox's Buildings, Uppor Quoon treat. Established 1869. TIDWAKD EAEXLEY, ARCHITECT, BTICHBURYB BUILDING QUKEN-STRKET, AMES B U TOREK, CARTER, CONTRACTOR. &o Goods Carted and Delivered from ship's side on Shortest Notice. Ballast Supplied, Newcastle and Hay of Islands Coal. Also. Firewood (out and unouti reasonable. / THK / YT'APAI pORN T>ROOM C\o, (Unlimitkd). Tomporary Promises: CUSTOM-HOUSE-STREET WEST, Nkau tub Duck, UUIiU li! GILM O'J R (Late Tbomus J. liarbutt), STEAM BRUSH, POR'PABLE FORGE, AND BELLOWS | PACTOEY, VICTORIA-STRriET EAST, Auckland, ■..... _——_ Draper v. §* A // DEFERKKD \ II PAYMKNT I 11 BYSTKM I MUNRO & MILLIGAN, TAILORS, DRAPERS, AND OUTFITTERS, KARANGAHAPE ROAD (Opposite Nowton Poet Ofllco), Have Wkll - assorted STOCK of the BEST CLASS GOODS, In the following Departments I—Drosses, Prints, Calicoes, Longcloths, Sheetings, Linens, -TUnriels, Blankets, Rugs. Carpets, Oxford Shirting, Counterpanes, waterproof Cloaks, Mantles. French Merlnoes, Shawls, Cash meres, Silks, Shirts, Curtains, Umbrellas, "Mantle Cloths, and Tweeds. Having found tbat there ia an opening for a TAILORING BUSINESS on the Deferred Payment System, thoy have scoured tho ser vices of a FIRST CLASS CUTTER, and are now prepared to make to measure, from First -lass Materials, at reasonable prices, every description of Clothing. All Tweeds thoroughly shrunk beforo being made up, and fit and workmanship guaranteed. The Deferred Payment System has beon found to be a great boon, by enabling those with limited Incomes to procure necessaries in the easiest possible way. M. Se M. having had considerable London ex perience in this particular System ot Business, and having thoir Goods direct from the Best London and Glasgow Firmß, are in a position to offer the BEST GOODS on the MobtlAdvan -A-EOUS TKKMB, «r Note the Address,— -vr.UNRO & Tl/TILLIGAN, KARANGAHAPE ROAD (O-Dosita the Newton Port Office), W*LLJS Bli js - "HOUSE. Just Opened, A CHOICE ASSORTMENT OF SPRING DRESSES, SPRING MILLIN-RY, HATB, GLOVES, NECKTIES, RUFFLES, COLLARS, CORD AND TASSELS, ETC, A Large Stock of CORSETS just to hand, in a variety of makes, from 2/6. Thompson's " Glove Fitting" Corsets. A Large Stook of TWEKDS from 1/6. Morley's Knitting Cotton, 1/9 per lb. HOSIERY—No better valuo anywhere. Five por cent. Discount for oash on Parcels ol 20s and upwards. Country orders promptly and faithfully oxoouted. tt_ BUY YOUR DRAPERY AT LOjVBIT'B, WELLESLEY-STR-KT. "fcTEW GOODa 1 ItfEW GOODS 1 SPICING AND SUMMER. Upper *_r 278 ■_» Queen. STREET, j JOHN KEESING, I In returning thanks for the liberal patronage he has received since tho opening ot hia Drapery Business, begs to announce to hiß customers and the public generally that he has now Opened his SPRIN& and SUMMER Goods, well se lected, which will bo Bold (as usual) with a small advance on cost, and giving the best value possible for Cash. Wo aro now showing spocial lines in— Beiges, all shades, 6}d yard Ladies' Two-thread Balbiiggan Ho3e, lOd Ladies' Lace Fichus, Is 6d Lustres, in all shade?, Bjd yaru Deep Coloured Fringe, 10_d yard ■ Ladies' Full-size Ties, all shades, 4_d Summer Flowers, Id spray Together with n Large Assortmont of DRESS Materials and Fancy Articles for tho Season. N oto tho ad dress:— JOHN KEESING, 273, Upper Queen-street. fATIGHT SOIL CONTRACT. AU porsons in tho City or Suburbs requiring the services of the present Contractor at the ukdu-kd rath.3 should make early application i to G. WILSON, at his residence, Nelson-streee, ' or under cover, addressed "G. Wilson, Night 1 Soil Cunt-actor, City Council Offices"



) Business Noticee. Wf. Patterson, • GENERAL IMPORTER, Has Now in Stook tho following Specialities by English, Foreign, and Colonial Manufacturers:— SOAPS—Toilet, Household, Curd, and Carbollo, BRUSHWARE- Scrubbing, Shoo, Stove Whitewash, Bannister, Double ditto, Flat Dust, Broom-heads, and American Brooms GLASS AND OMNA-^Wlnos, ornamental and plain; Champagnos, Noblers and Long Boers, Cups and Sauoers, Slop Bowls, Small and Bread Plates, _o„ Sec, Seo. STATIONERY — Browns, Greys, and White Paper, CL. Note and Envelopes, Tinfoil, Ihke, Pens, &0., &o. •BOOTS AND SHOES, Leathor, and Grindery MISCELLANEOUS-Brass Bedroom Lamps, Lamp Chiinntos and Globes, Candlesticks, Judeon's Specialities, Tacks, Fancy Brooms, _c;, &o. Agent for Bttrgoss's Baking Powder and Washing Blue, and Craytford . Sarßaparilia Tonic. Note tho Address :— CCCHKANE'S BUILDINGS, FORT-STREET. N.B.—Ronts and Debts colloetod. VT E W BUTCHER'S SHOP. J, H. GARRETT, Botcher, Intlnmteß to tho residents ot Eden Tcrraoe. and tho surrounding districts, tbat he will ou Thurs day noxt oomroonco busihoss as Butoher in tho Promlsos just below the Kden "Vino Hotel. Only First-class Meat will be kept, and ac tho lowest poastblo prico. Families waited upon for orders. CKOWN B A _ E R V, KARANGAHAPE ROAD, Opposito Pitt-siroet Wesleyan ChapeL DAVID GUUJBB, Baker, Confectioner, and General Storekeeper. A now and extensive Shop lately added to the former ono. The Best Dairies of Butter, Eggs, | and Canterbury Cheesos, &o„ continually on ; hand. Goods guaranteed of the best quality, | and at Queen-street pricos. An early trial re quested. I Formosa** In Morto. n VTEW ZEALAND FERNS,! 1.1 Unmounted, or B Tastefully Mounted In various ways, FROM 12 UP TO 120 VAR STIES, || •r Sale by | ER I C CRA IG, I PRINO-S-BTBE-T, H PULMAN'S PHOTO UOOMS, SHOBTLAND-BTBE-T, Tourists and Visitors are Invited to Inapeot ; Pulman's Viows of the Hot Lakes, Auckland and Bush Soi-nory, &o. The greatest variety of, Original Portraits of Maori Celebrities In New Zealand. riIOTOORAriIY IN ALL ITS BRANCHES Superior corruuated tanes. S, PARKER HAS FOR SALE a number of the above, with Tap.ready for me, £. and upwards, At_hi_ Steim Works, Victoria-street, or his Shop Wellesley-street, Largo quantities ot Spontlng, Ridging, and' Down plpos always In stock. Vorandah Iron cnrvocl at shortest notice. Manufacturer oC Load and Compo I'lpi. A choice soloctlon of Chandeliers, Sec. at his Wellosloy-otreot shop. Country ordors will always rooolvo his prompt Attention. Licensed to lay on Water, Solb Patentee or the Improved Lead Edob Ridging. mHE NEW '""ZEALAND TIMBER COMPANY (LIMITED) Beg to Inform their numerous Customers tha they havo purchased tho Business hitherto con duoted by Mossrs. Juggor and I'urkor, and that, in accordanou with thla arraugoment, Mr. Jaggor wUI bo Iho Manager for tho Company In Auokland, who will recoiv- una bxcuuki an ordors, C. A. HARRIS, Chairman, Auokland, September, 1881. WE beg to give notice to our Customer:! that we have incorporated our Business With the New Zealand Timbor Co. (Limited. JAGGER & PARKER, Auokland, September, 1881. THE NEW ZEALAND TIMBER COMPANY (LIMITED) c now prepared to supply Timber ot any ength and size at the shortest notice. FRANK JAGGER, Manager, Auokla id. September 1881. STANFORD'S FRUIT AND PRO" VISION STORE. Pork Plea HoE ßoor ding,6dlb m ***'^B °'H,a_SW->iW' -Jan,,' Oranges, Apples, Bananas, Pine Applea. Taranaki and Auokland Salt Butter, 6d to lOdlb, Frosh Butter, made with Canadian machinery, lOd per lb. Superior Now Potatoes, lilbs for Is. Viotoria-stbebt (corner of Albert-street). rjTO TRAVELLERS. _a Presents for Home.—Very Handsome Cur oaity Gablnotß, Inlaid Tablo Tops, and Walking Sticks, made of rloh and beautiful New Zealand Woods; also, Polished Specimens of Woods in small box, and Brass-bound Cheßts of Drawers in picked Mottled Kauri. All at very r-aso- able prices. V WLLLIAM NORRIE, WorkerotNatlveWoo(_,topofßttortlana-str9et rTiHORNTON, SMITH AND FIRTH X Have for Sale " Crown Brand" Flour, In eaoks, 100 - and 50's "T.5.F.," „ ~ .. t. "Cantab" ~ » » Sharps Bran Fowl Whoat, Whabf Mill, Auokland 27th October 1881, UUPERIOR OORKUGATED TANKS. _) J. L. KEAN (Late Alfred Smart), Has for Sale a number of the above, with Taps ready for uso, at roduced rates, at his Shop, Elliott-street. Large quantities ot Snouting' Ridging, and Down Pipes always In stock. Verandah Iron curved at the shortest notice. Country orders will always receive his prompt attention. Lead washera always on hand. TtTOTICE TO THE PUBLIC. Bear in Mlnd-Williams's Oalvanlo Battery. Weighing Chair, and Lifting Machine will bo in the Market Every Saturday Evening till further notice. Wo Btrongly recommend tho nse of tho Battory to Nervous Persons, nnd to those who ore suffering from Debility arising from exhaustion of the nervous system. It is recommended by medical men all over tho world. i ■y ETEIiI NA R V NOTICE. I desire to inform my oußtomers and the pub lic tha my chargos for attendance and medioino are groatly reduced. Town Visits, 2s; Suburbs, MAX SCHMIKDEL, Hobson-streot. ANTED KNOWN, THAT H P. GIBBONS & CO. deliver the best sawn wood At 12s per Ton, TT p pIBBONS & /"10., OBOOERS AND PROVISION MERCHANTS, HOBHON-PTRRKT. IEELANO -rCO'lf-EKS, WOOL MERCHANTS, TANNERS AND LEATHER MANUFACTURERS, IMPORTERS OF Saddler, and Bootmakers' Machinery, English and Foreign Leather, Saddlery, Saddlers' Ironmongery, Boot Uppers, Grindery, Mill Belting, Suction and Delivery Hose, &o„ &c. Warehouses:—Vulcan Lane and High street Works i—Panrhore, Auckland, Constituents' Ordors Promptly and carefully Kxeonted. tStEWTON EaNCY BAZAA-i. WANTED KNOWN- That A. A, Stephenson is now selling all kinds of Ladles' Fancy Work, Wools (Berlin), Berlin Fingering, Shetland, Crewel, Ice Wool, &c.; Silks in all Shades, Cosies, Cushions, Smoking Caps, made and unmade, Tracings, _c. Lessons given in all kinds of Fancy Work. Also, a Large Assortment of Ladies' Bags and Kitß, Work Baskets, Work Boxes, Hondkeichlef Boxes, Writing Desks, Blotting Sheets, Scrap Books, and a Large Assortment of Glasi.ware, Pictures, Toys, &c. Also, just opened, a very Handsome Lot of Birthday Cards, Scraps, aDd Oleographs, Piotures, &c Come and see the Beautiful Assortment of Christmas Cards just landed from London. An early inspection in vited. Also, Stationery of all descriptiaos. All orders punctually attended to. A. A. STEPHENSON, KARANGAnAPE Road, Newton,



Prospectus, i > rpIIAMES VALLEY AND ROTORUA RAILWAY COMPAffY ! (LIMITED). I NOMINAL CAPITAL £-.100,000, In 400,000 Shares of *£1 each, , PrbvisJdntti Directors i Hon. James Williamson, Clmirman, J. L. Campbeel, M.D. F. D. Rich, Esq.' Wm.CrusiiDaldy.Ehq. E. P. Rooms, Esq. J. McCosit Clark, Esq. Tiios. Peacock, Esq. Robert Graham, Esq. E. B. AValker, Esq. James Dilwortii, Esq. Wm, Aitkin, Esq. Georoe Holdsiiip. Esq. Nga Humuhuku Joseph Howard, Esq. i Petera Puk-atoa John Wilson, Esq. Henere Pukuatua Thos. Morrlnj Esq, Rotoihko Hautapa Wm.INNKS II'A.tOK;ES Qi W, MAIHI TE RANGI- C. J; Stone, Esq; . iMjh-.kk A. W.F.Halcomije.Esq. AkkkathSA Te F. D. Fenton, Esq. Weka Euu Paimoi Bankers : Bank of New gjJfcGAND. Solicitors: Messrs. Jackson & Russell, Fort-street, Auckland, Engineer: Jas. Stewart, Esq., M. Inst, C,E,, Lato District Engineer, Interim Secretary : Jas. Stewart, Esq,, C.E, The proposed railway will bB about seventy four miles in length, and commences at a point on the Hamilton-Thames Railway, near the town of Morrlnßvitle. From this point it runs southward through tho oentre of the Rreat valley of the Upper Thames, by a very easy route, for a distance of thirty-live miles j it then mounts to tbe wooded plateau which divides the Upper Thames aad Tauranga districts; from this it descends, by an easy route, to ics terminus at tho Town of Ohlnemntu, making a fui ther distance of thirty-nine miles. This com pletes an unbroken chain of railway communi cation between tbe City of Auckland and the Hot Lake District, which Is the central point of attraction for tourists to Now Zealand. The cost of tho line has boen estimated—after exploration-by Jameb Stewart, Esq., late Dis trict Engineer, to bo £2.000 per mile for the first section of 35 miles; of the remainder, 21 miles will cost £3,000 per mile, and the remaining 16 miles, about £15t0 per mile; making a total cost for construction (of tho class of tbe Government railways, and exclusive of rolling stock) of £209,600. The ooßt of buildings and rolling stook is estimated at £38,000, making a total Ooßt of £217,500. It is proposed to construct tho Railway in two sections; tbe II r.t section of 63 miles under the provisions of "Tho District Railways A0M877," by which, on approval by tho Governmont, the Colonial revenue Is security for interest on tho cost of construction and equipment not ex ceeding 2 per cent., and the neighbouring lauds (rated in proportion to tho benefits derivable from the construction of the line) tlfl liable for interest rot exceeding a further 5 per oent, thus giving a certain Interest of 7 per oent on tho investment, ovon if tho lino itsolf only pays working cxponees. Tho msjorlty of the land holders abutting on this section have expressed their willingness that their properties shall bo brought Under the operation of "The District Railways Act, and tho Amendment Act, 1678." For tbe construction of thb second section, pas. ing, as It does, mainly through native hinds, which it la nbt possible to bring under "'lho District Railways Acts," it is proposed to work, if possible, under "Tho Railways Construction and Land Act. 18S1." By this Act the Colonial Governmont Is empowored to contract with a Company for tho construction of this Railway, among others, and to grant such lands as are available as an endowment. In this case only 28,000 acres aro available Bltnatcd In tho Pa tetero country. This would not bo a sufficient endow ment, without rating powers, to warrant the construction of this Faction of the line, but the native proprietors have, in addition, agreed to iitve a considerable area of land to the Com pany. It Is also propoecd that, tho Company should acquire, by purchase, a farther portion of native lands adjacent to tbe lino, which may bo expected to bo largely increased In value by Its construction; nnd, with this view, tho capi tal of tho Company has been fixed at a sum Biifficlont to includo such purchases. By this moans, it is hoped the construction of tho pecond soet'nn may bo undertaken almost simultane ously with the lint. The prospootß of immediate and very con hUMJl'-U>- cu-lo ,_ tlio lluo -r- an Rood, nr boM-or. (.ball -all -o nliu —11 ..- _-.»- .owIWIb. Now Zealand. Tho rapid strides made during the last few years in the Upper Thames and Waikato district?, show that the country haß a power or production and of supporting a large population in proportion to ita area—equal to almost any other part of the colony. The pro jected railway line will open up an area of from 1,500,000 to 2,000,000 of seres of available land, a large portion ready for immediate occu pation, but at present wholly nnocoupied, owing partly to the want of moans ot communication, and pai tly to the fact that a portion of thlß ter ritory has but recently been acquired from the native owners. The settlement of this extensive aroa must necessarily, for Bom« years to come, cro-teaveiy large import traffic, and year by year, as settlement progresses, the export tralflo of grain, stock, and other produce must also in crease to vory large dimensions. But, inde pendently of the ordinary sources of Bupply towards a railway traffic which agricultural and pastoral settlement or the country affords, there are special reasonswhichjustify the expectation of an unusually rapid development of a varied, extensive, end paying business on this line. It is now gonerally known that tbe purchasers of the lands known as the Patetere District are taking active Btops towards the immediate oolo nimtlon. by comparatively small holders, of the whole of the landß thoy have acquired, or are acq airing, through the agoncy of a powerful com pauy in Kngland. The importations consequent on the introduction of a largo population cannot fall to bo very considerable during tbe first years of their settlement. Again, the lino in its coarse to Ohlnemntu, taps a valuable forest of magnifi cent Itimber, from whlch-asßOonas iho line is coroploted bo far—the whole ot tho Upper Thames and Waikato districts will undoubtedly draw their supplies of timber for houße build ing, fencing, and fuel; and last, but certainly not loast, tho large nnd over increasing stream of toarlsta visiting Now Zealand from all parta of th 6 world, attraoled by the wonders of Ohlnemntu and Rotomahana, will certainly profor to use this line of railwoy, whioh will oonvey them eaßilj in one short day from the ohy Ot Auc-land to tho Hot Springs, by an easy and most interesting route, thus giving to the line tbe exceptional advantage of a large passenger trafilo at once, quite irrespective of tho ordinary passenger traffic of the country. It may also be pointed out that for a distance of fully forty miles the proposed line muit, at a future and not vory distant date, form part of tho main line connecting Auokland with Naninr and Wellington, through tho interior of the island, Regarding tho traffic which may be expected, a comparison may be made with tho existing lines in Auc-land, Seeing that on these lines there are many miles ot unproductive country, and that the valleys of the Plaka, Waitoa and Thames aro largely Battled and stocked land by the time the lino is open may be expected to ba f ally bo), looking also to the scheme for the set tlement of the Pototero country, the Provisional Directors think the comparison a fair one. lhe latest returns of the Kaipara-Te Awamutu rail way show a net revenue ot £193 per mile per annum. This would give on the firm section ot thirty-eight miles, a net revenue of £7,331, or 7$ per cent, on £100,000. Estimating the revenue for the five years' working at only one-half that of the Kaipara-Waikatc line, 33 per cent, will be obtained, leaving only 3J per cent, to bo made up by tho District Rate and Governmont con tribution, or a little over ,2J per conk and under 1 per cent respectively. For theso reasons, and for others too numer ous to mention, tho t-rovislonal Directors feel fully justified in recommending the under taking te tho Public as a work of national as well as local importance. As an iuvestmont of capital, it will bo directly remunerative and thoy confidently expect the hoarty rapport of tho people of Auck land, both town and country, in a work which cannot fail, Immediately on its completion, to add, as no cue undertaking has added before, to the population, production, and the import and export trade of the whole Provincial District. The Nominal Capital of the Company is pro posed to be fixed at £100,000. in 100,1100 Shares ol £1 each. Tho first issue ot Sharos to bo 200,000, on which it Is not intended to call up moro than 10s per Sharo. and it is anticipated that 5s per Share will suilico as paid-up oapital, for the first section of the Railway, because it is proposod to ' oxerclso the borrowiug powers conferred by tho Acts. On tho prosecution of tho second section, it. will be a question whether to iasuo moro Shares, or make further calls on those already issued. The payments on tho first issue to bo Is ; on application, and tho balanco by Calls of Is each, at intervals of not less than two months. Applications for Sharoa to bo made to tho Secretary, Shortland-street, or through author-1 hied agents. 70,000 Shares havo already been taken by 32 subscribers, in amounts not less than 1,000. As it is anticipated that tho wholo of the Shares will bs rapidly taken up, early application will ba necessary. Priority of application will be a factor in the allotment of Shares by the Direc tory. No application will be recolved for less than 20 Sharcß. The following Gentlemen are AGENTS autnorised to receive applications for Shares, viz. :— Joßeph Newman, Auckland Alex. Saunders, „ Chas. Alexander, „ Samuel Vickers, „ J. Friar Clarke, „ Robert Frater. „ John Mowbray, „ Kobert Homo, „ J. B. Morpe'h, „ J. M. Lennox, „ Wm. Flood, „ J. Wickons, „ F. G. Ewinuton. Kennedy Hill, Hamilton !—; __ 1 - rp A JOHNS X • Legs to Inform tho inhabitants of Auck land and its vicinity that he haa opened a HAIBDKESSJ-ii'S SHOP in a part of the premises well-k-ownaa G.W. IIKBLOr, Knuineer, , ' VICTORIA-STR-ICT, • . Opposite the Royal Mail Hotel, Auckland. '' ,' HAtKDBBBSIHO: ___N,'W. 80-B, 3d.



! El_otoral. POOTITANGA MO TE MEMA MAORI, j MO TE TAi-IWA _I TE HAUAURU. No, irunga Inga ritonga dng'ri T_e katoa mo to Whakatu tongata hel Reo ilia te Iwl Maori, ki rote kl toParemat- o Niu Tlreni, ko ahau, ko Wlropiu, Kiripata Mea, te Kai-whaka haere o te Pooti mo te Takiwa Pooti Maori Wakatcllauauru, ka panui nel kl nga Iwl Maori katoa o tana Takiwa, kolatenel, irungal to mana iftetahl Pukapuka whakahau 1 t_u_ I te 12 o nga ra o Nov"-_a, 1881, ho mea tuka I raro i te Hiiri o te Koronl, ka inrla tetahi pooti hei whakatu i tetahi tangata tika nel Mama ki rotoki to Paremata o Nlu Tironl mo te Takiwa Pooti Maori Whaka-te-Hauauru. Heol, he whukaatu tenei naku ka tv te Pooti Whaka huatanga Ingoa kite Whare Whakawa I Kemureti, Waikato, ate TAITB ate RU --TE KAU-MA-WHAongaraoNOWE_-,IBSI, IU TEKAU-MA-RUA o nga haora o te awatea, hel v\ hakaatu mul i te ingoa o te tangata c hiahlatia ana _ia tv, a ko te Pootitanga, lna meinga kia pooti, ka tv a to TAITEa te WAR. o nga ra o TIHhiMA, 1381,- ki nga wahi kua oti nei to tuhi ki raro nei, . .. W. G. MAIEi , - < (ni'_«Mjm_ ; ■- il Kal-Whakahaere o te Pooti, I. Karamaene—Te Whare Whakawa ?. Mant-Ia (danraki)-Te Whare Rnnanga 3. Whit._b-»n^-Te Whare o nga Pirihimana 4. Te Wairoa-;-T0 Wfcaro o Hori Te Whetuki 5. Hotereril-Te Whare Whskawa 0. Whakatlwai-Te Whare RUnanga 7. Ohinemuri-Te Whare Hui o te Iwi, o Te Paeroa 8, Omahu (To Aroha)-Te Whare Rnnanga 0. Hikmaia (Haurakil-Te Whare-kura 10 Hoe-a-''ainui (Piako)-Te Whare Runanga 11. Katikitl—Te Whare oWi Eotero 12. Touratga—Te Whare Whrikawa 13. Waihi (Tokanu, Taupo)—To Whare Rn nanga IL Walpapa (Taupo)-Te Whare o Hitlri Pae rata 15. Patea (Taupo)—Te Whare o Henare 16. Waiuku—Te Where Whakawa 17. Kohangs—Te Wbare-knra 18. Rakarana (Whaingaroa)-Te Whare Wha kawa 19. Weraroa (Whalngaroa)—Tfl Whare o Ta mihanalunul • . 20. Motakotako (Aotoal-To Toa _ Erihi 21. Te Kohekohe—To Whare o Manahl 22. Whatawhata—Te Whare kura 23. Kihikihi-Te Whare-kura 21. Mangere—Te Whare o Matlre 25. Kemureti—Te Whare Whakawa 28. Waotu-Te Whare o Arekatera 27. Arekahanara—Te Whare Whakawa 28. Tapapa-Te Whare o Hoora 29. RanKhlri—Te Whare-knra 30. Mokau—Te Telhana a.Tioue 31. Waitara—Te Whare kura 32. Niu Paremata-Te Whare Whakawa 33. Hangatahua—Te Telhana Tawbito 0 te Waea 34. Opunnke-Te Wuruhetl a To Plrltl 35. Hawera—Te Whare Whakawa 36. Patea-To Wharo Whakawa 37. Waitotara—Te Wh.re Whakawa Si, Whanganul—To Whare Whakawa 39. Parikino (Whan-jamil)—To Whare-knra 40. Iruharama(Wh-Dganni)—Te Whare-kura 41. Turakina—To Whare Whakawa 42. Poru Taoue-To Whare Whakawa 13. Pokitana—Te Whare Whakawa 44. Otaki—Te Whare Whakawa 45. Porlrua—Te whare-kura i te Pero poti 46. Pon9l-.i-.--Te Whare Nohoanga o nga Maori. TILECTION NOTICE. WESTERN MAORI DISTRICT. In pnrauanoe of " The Maori Representation Act, 1807," and the Amendments thereof, I, William Gilbert Malr, Esquire, Returning Officer for tho Western Maori Electoral District, do hereby give notice that, by virtue of a writ bearing date the Twelfth day of November, 1881, under tho Publio Peal, of the Colony, an Eleotlon will be held for the 'return of One Qualified Person, to serve as a member of the House ot Representatives for the said Electoral District, and that the Nomination of Candidates will tako place at the Resident, Magistrate's Court, Cambridge, at noon on tho Twenty-fourth dßy of November, 1881, and that the Poll (if noccusary) will bo taken on tho Eighth day of December, 1881. WILLIAM GILBKR'P MAIR. Returning Officer. Tho followl-K »ro tho I'olll-B P_o_ tor tho ~y-_bvoi — Mnp— xaro-tvxnl _*i» _■*;■_. 1. Coromandel—Court-house 2. Manaia, Hauraki—Runanga-house 3. Meroury Bay—Police Station I. Wairoa—Hori Te Whetuki's Houso 6. Shortland—Court house 6. Whakatiwai—Runanga-houoe 7. Ohinemurl—Publio hall, Paeroa 8. Omahu—Runanga-house g. Hikutaia. Thames-eohool-house 10. Hoe a Tainui. Piako—Kunanga-house 11. Katikati—Wi Kotero's Houso 12. Tauranga-Court-house 13. Waihl, Tokanu, Taupo-Runanga-house 14. Walpapa, Taupo —Hitlri Paerata House 15. Patea, Taupo—Henare's House 16. Waiuku—Court-house 17. Kohanga—School-house 18. Raglan-Court-house _ 19. Weraroa, Raglan — Tamihana Tmrale House _ _'.. . „ 20. Motakotako, Aotea—Mr Elba's Store 2(. Kohekohe—Manahi's House 22. Whatawhata—-obool-houae 23. Kihiklhi School-house 24. Mangern—Matire's House 25. Cambridge—Court-house 26. Waotu-Arekntera's House 27. Alexandra-Court-house 28. Tnpapa—Hoera's House 29. Rangiriri-Scbool-houoe 30. Mokau -Mr Jones's Station 31. Waitara—School-house 32. New Plymouth—Court-houße 33. Stoncy River—Old Telegraph Station 3i..Opunake—Mr Breach's Wool-shed 35. Hawera-Court-house 36. Paten—Court-house 37. Waitotara-Court hou?e 38. Whauganui—Court-house 39. Parikino, Whanganul—School-house 10. Iruharania, w hang-nui—School-house 41, Turakina—Court-house 42, Bulls—Conrt-houeo 43, Koxton—Court-boußO 41. Otaki-Court-bouse 45. Porirua—Ferry School-house 46. Wellington—Native Hostelry mo THE ELECTORS OF CITY '■ '.' '■ ' "w__'T?"' G-NTLKM—J—' ■■ •''''•'•''* ''il': ">'"■ At the request of a large number of Electors, I have consented to bocomo a Candidate for your suffrages at the forthcoming Election, and will take an early opportunity of addressing you, Yours faithfully, ALEX. FLEMING. mO THE ELECTORS OF EDEN. Gentlemen,—l have tho honour to announce myself as a Candidate to represent yon in the next Parliament and shall in due course notify when I shall have'tho pleasure of addressing you. Yours faithfully, JOS. A. TOLE. Auckland, 21st October, 1881. mo THE ELECTORS OF NEWTON. Gentlemen,—l am a Candidate for the honour of Roproßonting you in the next Parliament, H you see fit to ro-oleot mo, I'will in tho futuro, as in tho past, do my best for your intorest. WILLIAM SWANSON. * mO THE ELECTOBS OF CORO , ■*■ MANDEL DISTRICT. Gentlemen,—l bog to oiler myself as a Candidate for the House of Representatives for your District at the forthcoming Elections, onds will take an early opportunity of explaining my vlewl, _- P. H. BLACKMORE, mO THE ELECTORS OF RODNEY. Gentlemen,—At the request o', a large number of Electors,! have consent-- to become a Candidate for your suffrages at the ensuing Election. I will take an early opportunity ot visiting tho various Sottleinenta in the District for the purposo of addressing you. , . .JOHN SHEPHERD. TO THE ELECTOBS OF FRANKLIN, NORTH. Gentlemen,—l am a Candidate for your suffrages at tho fovthcom)na General Eleotlon. I beg to inform my friends and supporters that I intend going to the Poll against all comers. I will address you in due course. 1 arc, gentlemen, Yours obediently, 1 WM. FRANK BUOKLANO.



ISlectoraL 0 THE ELECTORS OF CITI NORTH. , A Meeting wfil to held at the Temperanoi . Hall on FRIDAY, November 35th, at 8 p.m., t< hear Mr, Thwaitks, tho proposed Worfchof Men's Candidate, to represent City North ii the ensuing election. ASSERT WREN, Chairman of Committee. : qotJTH rHANKLItTELECTORATE. GENERAL ELECTION, MR. E. HAMLIN requests the Elector, to meet him on Monday, 21st November, In the Volunteer Hall, Patnmahoe, at 7.30 p.m. Tuesday, _od November, in tbe Protestant Hall, Pu_ekC_o West, at 7.30 p.m. ' Wednesday, 23rd Novomt'or, is tbe School house, Arartmu, at 7.30 p.— t 1 Fi-lday, 25th November, in the School house, Drnry, at 7.30 p.m. Tjl RA, N XL I N NORTH. MR SAMUEL LUKE will address tbe Eleotors of Franklin North, In the Publio Hall, Hotfick, on Monday, November 21, at 7.30 p.m. Publio Hall, Pakuranga, on Tuesday, Novem ber 22, at 7.30 p.m. labile School, Papakura Valley, on Thursday, November 21, at 7.30 p.m. Publio School, Flat Bubli, on Monday, Novem ber 28, st 7.30 p.m. Publio Schqpl, Tnrongp, on Tuesday, Novem ber 29," at 7.30 p.m. nno THE ELECTORS OF CITY EAST. Gesilkmin,—l have the honour to acquaint you that, acting upon the advloe of my friends, I propose • the ensuring election to Offer my self as a candidate for City East. Should yon favour ma with your confidence, and return me to Parliament as your repre sentative, you may rely upon my making every exertion to .promote your Interests and tho welfare of New Zealand. I have the honour to be, Gentlemen, Your faithful servant, G. GREY. Auokland, October 25th, 1831. |/i___UTORAL DISTRICT OF WAIPA. TO THK ELECTORS OF WAIPA, Oentlkmen,—lt la my Intention to offer my self, at the next General Election, as a Candidate to represent your District in tha General Assembly WILUAM JACKSON Kihlkihl, July 1 188 L hm D"_""__ COUNTY. WHAU RIDING. I beg to hithnato to tho Lady and Gentlemen electors of the Whau Riding, that I am a candidate for its representation in tho Eden County Council. ___ R. GARRETT. -— _-._Blcal. ; SYDNEY INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION, 1879-1880. The, Piano Awards. THE BRINSM-AD PIANOS were accorded the Highest Award, viz.. the First Prize Medal and Special TH-lnma above all oompetltOTS. BR 1 j.B AN a i„TEr.JaTIO_aL EXHIBIT-ON, 1880. The Piano Awaeds. THB! BRINSMEAD PIANOS were aocorded the Highest Award, viz., the two First and only special Prize abovb all competitors. —R Evl ova i_ Tkrna_'ional exhibitions. The Piano awaeds. _HB BRINSMEAD PIANOS were accorded the Cross of the Leg-ton of Honour the Gold Medals nnd Special Diplomas at Paris, 1 ondon, Philadelphia, South Africa. Antwerp, c Sec; and are unanimously declared, by the leading Indies and profeaeors of music throughout the world, to be the Bbst Pijinos manufactured. |_/| ELBOURNE INTERNATIONAL ___L EXHIBITION, 1880-1-8 L The Piano awaeds. THE BRINSMEAD PIANOS w_e_ oo oorded the Highest Award, viz.. Two Gold Medals ; al_o First Prize for Concert Grands, First Prize for Drawlngroom Grands, Mrst Prize for Short Grondß, and First Prize for Up right Pianos. _____ a UCRLAND RAG COMPANY, DARBY-STREET. AUCELAND. Open on FRIDAY and SATURDAY In eaoh wee., (or tha Purchase of all kinds of RAGS, METAL, fix., FOR CASH TAYLOR'S PATENT SEWING MACHINES Abb Simple to Learn. Quiet in Action. Nor li_ble to get out of order. Possess large and easily threaded Shuttles. No Difj-iodxis in getting Needles and Extras TAYLOR'S PATENT SEWING MACHINES hould be Inspected by all desirous of pro curing a Thoroughly Good Machine Also, to be had at Low Prices, TWISTED LOOP-STITOH MACHINES Of Best Construction, or Agent: T. PEACOCK, OpnciAK. Bpeotaoles, Telosoopes, Microscopes, Barometers, Electrio Bella, lee Instruments and Machines Repaired. SHORTLAND-STREET, (Opposite the Post-oWce! pHEAP TIMBER THE UNION SASH AND DOOR CO. ABB NOW PREPARED TO SUPPLY ALL KINDS OV BUILDING MATERIALS, imoludin- Sashks, Doors, Mouldings, Turnery, Carving, and Frktwoek, AT THE Veb.y Lowest Rates. Union Sash and Door Company Branch Ornos CUBTOM-HOUSB-STRBBT. AUCKLAND. T^rOTIUi- Off KIS-OYAIi HUDSON (LATE HILL AND HUDSON), CHEMIST AND DRUGGIST, Begs to inform his friends and oustomors that he has REMOVED his Business to NEW AND COMMODIOUS PREMISES at the comer of VICTORIA & HOBBON-STREETS. JO ROO N V LIME. GROUND LIME. FOR SALE ■ S O ,U-T H GATE'S MAHUBANGI HYDRAULIC GROUND ROOHK •''> i Limb, ,■"■' , in any quantity, forCJonerete, Paths, Floors, nelhirs etc. (next to stone flagging, is unrivalled for durabiUty and hard-setting qualities). For t____ and other wet work it is a lirst-claas mater B. KEANE, SOLE AGENT, ,--• C-"S-OMHQUSK-STBB_-.



Amusements. THKATB! ROY A_. Proprietor Mr X .7. DeUos. THIS (FRIDAY) EVENING, Nov. 18, 3 __tNightbutTwo,andL_BtGrandF__-10_aWi - ) Night of - GABY'S OPERA COMPANY! ' OB which occasion will be produced, fw this light only. Wallace's Beautifui Opera, " in three aots, MARIT A N A! Principal oast t MAMTAWA .__-I_-_l__-' TOMORROW (Saturday), THE PIRATES OF PENZaNCE 1 mo"nday. Last Night and Farewell Benefit Oi! MH. R. W. GARY. MILLION PRICES "EVERY NIGHTI Dkess Circle, 45,; MAM-, 28. 0d,.; j-ft Pit, One Shilling. . / Carriages may be ordered forllO-SO. Box Office at Messrs. Upton fe Co. a. CH OR A L P A 1_ L. ; ORCHESTRA OF THK CHOB_LSOCO-rY. SECOND CONOERT-TO-NiaHT, Nov.'lß,lßßl. ' Conductor: HerbCab-Sohmitt. Pboqramm_. 1. Overture, "EraDlavola" (Auber) 2. Quartettes for male voices— ,'.,'.' U) "The Voyage" (_eudelssol_V . *, -;; ; Jb) "Come, Roys, Drink" (Marsohnert , Messrs Harker, Forth, Templer, Corbettj Dowlr j _ ing, Harker, Cox, and Edger, ■ • ; - - . 3. Duet Conoertante (Violin and Piano). ' Lft Flglla dl Regimento"(Osbonie ft_d.Be-.;, BeriotJ-Herr Schmltt and Mr A__W(l .. Song™ True TiU Osftth" (Hatty)-*_* M Edmlaton. __ __.- „, f iW 5. Finale 3rd Act "Ernanl" (Verdi), -rtth .; orchestral aooompanUnent-MIBS BJw zard, Miss Benton, Messrs HMB.W, Forth. Harker. and Kdmißton -6. Maroh,"Ta__a_s„"(Wagner).. Interval of Tan Minot-B. 7. Overture, "LaCouronheD'Or (Herman). 8. Reoit and Aria. ''Ernanl Invotaml" (Verdi), wlthoiahestral _w»mpani_aent —Miss Bleazard. ' 9. Mortjean d'Oroheatre (Carl Sohmlttt' " *' 'V 10. La Hcronata, with violin obligate (,__»•»'"• " Mian Fenton; violin, Horr Bohml*. 11. Quartette for male voices, "The Miller «•;; Daughter" (Hartel) - Messrs _H_rk_. Forth, Templer, CorboW, Dowllngi Harker, Cox, and E-ger. 12. A'also do Concert (Venzano). Concert to commc nee at 8 o'clock. Admission-Body of HaU.2s6d; Gallery,-.7'; Seats may be reserved at_Opto^teOftU , ' ' '.:■■• Hon. Sec. 4 UCKLAND DRAMATIC SOCIETY.' f" THE SECOND PERFORMANCE ; Will be given in the ' , REMUERA HALL, On ..-■■'■ "': WEDNEbDAY NEXT, NQyEMBER 23. ADMISSION: i Body of Hall, 3s; Gallery, la 61. '' J' Doors open at 7.30; Cortaln rises at 8 o'clock..,' ii Carriages may bo ordered for 10.30. , ",'. Tickets may be had at Upton's; or of • •." 1. . .TAB-BIBBIN, 'ij Hon. Beo. A.D.S. J B.D. TONES, . Hon. Seo. Re-nuera Social Union. An omnibus will leave Greyhound corner at 1 o'olook tor the Hall. i ___ MTAEUHU PUBLIC SCALJ. A SOIREE AND CONCERT Will be held in tho above Hall on TUESDAY, | 29th November, in connection with the Catholic Church, Otahuhu, • , ;. , ; "-^""77 .T\IJI-J-D,IN. ENTERTAINMENT, >s 1 (rnQQ MEHBEKb ax- j^y--_-OT-r-~ ~. ' ——— '■ -.''■■- •[''■■' 7i7t' 38 PBKFOBMKHS. 27 Pl_-__n__. '77 DON-DIN CUP. PUBLICANS'H'OAP.', Eir5t............ *100il *i_t „._...__.i_Sß> ■ SeooJid 500 Second US' , Third 200 Third • 80;, Others (divided).. 700 Others (divided)'. 270 > mso urn ' i :..;.':■, !'-;; '■■■ 36 Pbbfob-Bks. 21 PB„ronMBB&. J. C. HANDICAP. CITY BTAKBB,;, , First 600 First -,_.. MO Second 250 Beoond ......... lffi**r; Third. 100 Third.........— ■Mji Others(dlvlded).. 350 Others (divided)- —- > £Wm *W5 "By Letter only,* with two stamps enclosed for replies. Please send P.O. Orders, Bank Notes, or Cheques—with In. exchange added: "ij, but under no circumstances will Efiglßterett ~' Letters bo accepted, and address--- ADA MANTUA,; . Care Of Mr Abraham, Box 351, Post Offlos. Dunedin, - Four First amount toJBMOO ) Kaoh of which can Four Second „ „ £1000 V be won with One IB Four Third ,; „ i6IW) Ticket. 1| V O J I H S H U X X, I STRAWBERWEsTaND OREAMI ~ ," ; BTRAWBERIUES AND CREAM .. WILLOW GROVE GARDENS Dkvokport. The nnderalgned having taken the above Gardens, trusts that by strict attention to < buslnees, and by supplying Fruit ot tha best quality, to merit a fair share of publio p-trou- I'KA, COFPIE, AND OTHRIt RBFH-HHMHH- ' at shortest notice. * . Swings, Lawn, Bplcndid__.de. _■ '. F.H. WELLS 7 ' '.'' '. '"7,V yr rjRiOKETI yr mkNWS! t awh .nracNNia /CRICKET I W.W.ROBINSON has jUBt opened his _ira_ ' Choice Assortment ot the above Goods by tha best makers. Youths' Bats, Ball., Stumps, Sco,, ;** OtallSizeß. ' t:: : X MUST BE OLBARBD. '..', A,-'^! ST. MATTHEW'S BAZAAR A_tD FANCY FAIR, Under the patronage of the Lord BlshOli orthe * Diocese and Mrs Cowle, '* The Honourable the Premier of Now Zealand 50.,-"; Sec, Seo., : - .':.-. :% Will be held in the DRILL-SHED, on - < . THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 21th, and folowing; , Days. 7 '' ■*':'—';7 It will be opened by tho Bishop on Thursday 21th. at 2 p.m. Intending Contributors sro requested to for ward their Gifts to tho Parsonage at as early a : - date as convenient. pRIOEETI .TVRI C _ ETI i LAWNTENNISt LAWN TENNIS I r Tho undorßignod ha,*e juot received from England, per s,s. Rotoinaliana, '.: Cricket hats, Balls, Stumps, Lkg"! . Guards, GAUNTi-eTS,: Nets, '. CBICKKT RULBS, CBICK-TERS' Guid^ ScoitiNa Books, Tennis Nets, Poles, Rackets, Balls, Tennis Rules, \" E. PORTER & CO., yUBEN AND HIGH-STREETS, j- ■ AUOBXANB. ■■'■'■• i _______ B ____ MM __ M __ M _ MM^| 'j , ■, ,^' Ij, ' Hdnc-tlo-ai.,',;, ' ...y.':M "P I A N O P O R T E. MI8s"-li_DBR;! ■ •" (Bearing Certlflcate ot-_reW>laes_<)nou_ , ;j; from Trinity CoUege, : - London) ;'& Has Opknw«s fob Popilb. . * >:-.:? Address .-York .errace, Grey-Btreet 'TfHTELLESLEY-STREET EVENING ' VY VCLABSES. '■'.';" '". 7:.7 SEPABATK FOll M_LSS AND FKJULSS, . Second Quarter commences on MOaDAY OctoberfiKL ! . '.;.. Classes for liSdies will meet-on Monday audi ' VVednosday, from tj jyu, to S r,.m, ■■..„■ .. -li Second Sertee of Leelurea l < ," EPOCHS OF ENGLISH HISTQR-V .■' , 7 L.c • 10a pen (joarler, in advance. E' MNGLEY, BhtehaiHobso-istaeX i • resouctfully in torms tni public ol AiimfM land that ho lu_j token the Bushu'ss racen'tlk carried on by F. Smith, ami hopes, by strlcifc ■ attention, courtesy, and moclemfo c_ur_cs, to merit » _jir.B_*re 01. übllc prtwaasft' ; ,