The Auckland Evening Star.

Vol. XII.—No. 3,4:29

AUCKLAND, N.Z.. SATURDAY. JULY 30, 1881.

(Published Daily. )

PRICE: ONE PENNY



Shipping- w_-- . | fNION STEAMSHIP l|T r<Vr*^ U COMPANY OF|NEY\ i I ,»b&2l o\ ALAND (LIMITSD). li^-^i-4 Time Tablk— I ■ August, 1881. yOR GISBORNE SA*>IBB, WELLINGTON LYTTBLTON, POKT CHALMKRB. into BLUFF Ijtrom: Qnjgw-srrßgr Wharj) Steamship. Date of Sailing. Latest , ' ' Train. ■ HofoMAnurA Thursday, i. 10 a.m. — Tb Anau Thursday, 11,10 a.m. — »OK TARANAK.I. NKIj3O.>, MCTON, WEL lington. lyttklton. and w«Bt Coast Ports (from Manukau) Wanaka Tuesday, 2, II a.in. D.lO a.ra. " Penguin Tuesday, 9,8 a,m. 7.10 a.m. FOR MELBOURNE, Via SOUTH. ~~ Rotomahana Thursday, 4,10 a.m. — . Tjb Ajjau Tburßday, 11,10 a.m. — . .', FOR SYDNEY. . Arawata |,;,. About August 9 . — TOR KUSSICr..L AMD KAWAKAwTi ItoroMAHAWA Monday, 1, i p.m. — ' Tg Anau Monday, 8, i p.m. , — Iff" Cargo must bo alongside one hoar before , ■ |. time of departure. Pnnsago Tickets must bo taken at the office before embarking ! Aucklpjrt Jirnnohl ■' j : S3 Quoen-Bttoot. "^m^^. orihntTine. ■ I ™*™*a'*'S* Tho following Steamships be onulng to the Orient Steam Navigation Com . panylLimitedl.andthePßClfloSteam Navigation Company will leave SYoNKY at the under mentioned dates for MKLBOUKNE. ADK LAIDK and LONDON, via Suez Canal :- Steamer. | rfeg. Ton'ge | Date. COTOPAXI 1,023 4.URU9t3 I •ORIENT.. ;_ 5.386 August 15 ! GAR0NNE........ 3,812 August 31 ACONCAGUA.... 4,112 Sept 14 ' LIGURIA 4.666 Sept. 28 And the Service will be maintained or eao- Oeedlng Bteamerg at intervals of a Fortnlghti Pare to London, 15 to 70 guineas. . Snez Canal Dnes, 8s in addition. ~ Parcels booked through to London. Paanenjjors o°n book from Auckland at a through rate to cover Intercolonial tare and Canal dues, and so secure special advantages. I Passages from London can be granted In Auckland. For plans and full particulars, applr, lit London," to V, Green & Co., and Anderson, Anderson & Co,, Joint Managers ot the Line'; or to the Agents in Auckland UNION STEAMSHIP DO. OF N A ! 'MMITKD) ! QneoK-fllroot



•Steffis?. WAIUKU AND ONJI- Wftifir * * HUNGA BTEAM NAVI ■"■^^GATIONCO. (Limitkd). TIME TABLE—AUG., 1881. 8,8. IMANUKAU.' Leave Onehunga: Leave Waiuku: ■ Aug. Auk. I—Monday. 9am I—Monday, 1.30 p m 3—Wednesday, 10 a m 3—Wednesday. 3pm1 • 5-^Frlday, 1p m 6— Saturday, 7p m i 8-Monday. 4.30 p m 9—Tuesday. 9am 10—Wednes., 6,30 a m 10—Wednesday. 11am ' 13—Sa'urday. 3a m ; 13—Saturday, 12.30 pm 15—Monday, 9am 15—Monday, 1.30 p m 17—Wednes., 10.30 am 17—Wednesday, 3.15pm 19-Frlday; 1.30 p m 20—Saturday, 7 a m 22—Monday, ipm 23—Tuesday,9am ■ 21—Wednea. 630 a m 2t^-Wedne3,lo.3o a m 27—Saturday, 8 a m 27—Saturday, 12.15 pm 29—Monday. Sam ■'■ 29—Monday, 12.30p m • 81—Wednoaday, 9a m 31—Wednesday, 1.30pm Leave Oncbunga for Manukau Heads—Every Thursday, at Bam. By order of the directors, all Freight must be prepaid.1 1 ,: .-,;: ;,.■..-,;. a. Cunningham,.; . ■ ■~•■/, ;.,,,;„[,.' '~'.' ". ~' ".. Agent.! fia&j^TVTORTHERN STEAMSHIP 33&i~i-T CO. (LIMITED). ' . *•■■■■ ■» » TIME, TABLE-AUGUST, , , Weather and other.Circnmatances Permitting)." FOB TAUEANGA AND B AY. OF PLKNTV POETS. I ' BTEAMBB^I DATE OF BAILING, I Glendg ; I Monday, 1, 5 p.m. ;-i ~i .: I Thursday, i, 5 p.m. < I • Connects at Tauranga for Opotlki Btaffa ' and Bay ol Plenty Ports every . ;. | Tuesday ! i FOB RUSSELL; WHANGABOA, & MANGONUI. i lona 7 I Monday, 1,5 p.m. Glenolg ) Monday, 8, 5 p.m. • FOE WHANGAEKI,. WHANGAEEI HEADS, .■ ■•.■ ■.. - . AND MANGAPAT. X very Tuesday at 5 p.m. Argyle ■ (Carrying passengers and cargo ■;■■... for Waipu). .. FOR WHANOAEEI AND 'WHANGAEEI HEADS. 1 Bvery Friday at 5 p.m. Argylo (Carrying passengers and cargo . . ~ for Waipu). i , i;r. . FOE MAWGAWAI. ---■ Fingal I Every T hnrsday, at i p.m. FOE MKBCUBY BAY. Fingal | Avery Monday, at i p.m. ~ , .FOB WAITAKA (FiiOM ONEHUNGA). Bowena I A. Barnes, Agent at Unenungs ■.;.. FOE HOKIANGA (FROM ONEHPNGA). Rnwflna I Saturday, 30th July, 1 p.m. : | A. Barnes, Agent at Onehnnga ' No oarKo received after! 4 p.m. Small parcels [ prepaid at the office on the wharf. .< Passage tickets mnst be takes at the Com ;, pany'a Office, No. 67, Qaeen-street, Auokland ,,'or'w '■'.'iti~"vj Fits ■ •. ■A.MoSRKGOR. i )<> , ~.,:. . v , Managiat; Director.: "!£a@*i. QTEAM TO THAMES; CAK ~Sigg£^y> RYING PASSENGERS AND •( -~T""""""~ CARGO, OOITNKCTINB WITH OHINK MUBi, OMAnu. Waitoa Plains, and Alowinfß ' viLLit (Piako.Diatriot). in piiis-i '■ . m -Time Tablk, ; "'. S.S, 'BOTOMAHANA.' From Auckland. I , Hi •j ' Snttirriay, 4 afternoon' '. '■ ;; j ..i'lii Monday,* 30 afternoon ■ :. Tuesday, 5 afternoon , ' , ' Wednesday. 5.30 afternoon - ''; -Friday, 10morning ' , ■..: ni ; iifl ■ prom Thames i , ■'• <■:'". Monday, 930 morning :■ Tuesday, 10 morning ■. ■-, i ; Wednesday, 10.30 morning '"' '■ ' Thursday. 12 noon ' i 1 ; Saturday, 2 afternoon . .. FareH to Thames: Saloon, 7b 6d; Steerage. Be, i ' Freight through to Te Aroha, 25s per ton. , " ;: No Careo retwived within halt-an-hour af ad ., verted^o^v^ASKß&TlNNß. ~,' -~,,'• • ■ ■ ■-■ v -Aeenta. «^^w^ O S. 'COROMANDEL' ' "*s=z^S» * TIMKTABLB. Leaves Auckland for Waiheke and Coro ' ■•':•' mandel— i i In "Every Monday and Wednesday, at 12 noon, .:,,..., , and Friday,at 1 p.m. . , j ■ Leaves Coromandej— . ■•,••.•■-.„ i i' i. Every Tuesday Thursday and Saturday, at ' ■ 12noon. ''' '" " | ' Weather and other circumstances permitting. : All cargo to be alongside half-an-hour before, • .time of departure. . ■■ . '. ■- ■ ■ . i ,,,: . A. K. H. dWINDLEY, Mansßer. 'f'i^&mti. C 5 TEAM TO THE HOT SEaaa^-O SPKINGS, MAHURANGI, a^si^:MATAKANA, KAWAU, AND OMAUA. 1 •'Thes.s. ROBKCABKY, AlfttLloy oa. ~'■. W. Bomerville. Master. __ V;For Hot Springs and Matakana— Every Toes- Forgot Bprino:B and Mahnrangi-Kvery Thnrß day and Saturaay, at 11 o'clock' ■ ■'■ J All oargo must be down half-an-honr before »4rertSeoV time of leaving, or it wIU not be SNo n paroela or Goo da taken without a shipping ! note. • ' For freight oc paßaase aPPU:M _ -.o^i. ; rtv-4. QTKAM TO TJUE TB ABOHA GOLDFIELDS, PDNKKCTING WITH OHINKMURL OMAHU. .; COlw|itoa! PLAINS, and MO^RINB , : viLLSi. Piako District. ~ ■; ' « V TV TEEP XI S E NO. 2,' rs. 'pVikf & s.s. 'vmD. 1 From Auckland: -tj--» Monday,l2midnight Ta^ a ' 7 lp-in- The time table o£ river ste mera to be Been at Knterprise' Office, Wharf. To Thames - SaaSVsM: Steerage, fis To Ohinemuri throngh, 5s extra ■ To Te Aroha through, 10s extra Not responsible for shipping, carrying, or Jls ■'S^§6^o wiU be received after 5



Shipping. ££*&*. "DENINSUIiAK AND ORL jSfflfe£-£ ental steam naviga '*sa**** TION COMPANY. PROBABLE SAILING ARRANGEMENTS. For CEYLON, &c, -with Mails and Pasaengers for EUROPE and the BAST. The •KAISAE-I-HIND,' J. C. Babot Commander, leaves Sydney on 21th August, and Melbourne on3oth August; pro ceeds direct to Southampton via Galle. Place and Hour o£ Departure :— i Sydney _ _ Circular Quay, at 9 a.m, Melbourne ... Railway Pier, at 2 p.m. Adelaide .. Glonelg, about 5 p.m. Forifurther information apply to CRUICiSHANK & CO.. Agents for Auckland. ~i '..!3£ The gs> durhaM will leave Helensvilla for DargavlUe on TUKSDAY nest, at the usual timo. W. LODDKB, Manager. ; /fagifc^ XZ"AIPAKA STEAMSHIP COMPANY (LIMITED). NOTICE. On and after Monday, the 18th instant, the p.B. 'CITY OF CORK' ■will leave Biverhead for Auckland daily at 8.30 a.m.. and Queen-street Wharf for Riverhead at 1 p.m., until further notice. . ! W. LODDKR, Manager. July 15,1881. " " ■ j «^a^ OASSENGERS' LlNifi OF < «^^^J^ PACKaTSTONKWZE^. ■"^wWHSb qwnkd by mkssus. SHAtvfl BAVILLE, Si CO., 31, Leadenhall-street, London. The above line of ships are regular traders to all the principal ports in New Zealand. They are clipper Bhipß, classed Al at Lloyds', and com manded by experienced masters. The bill of fare is most substantial, and ot the best quality, and the accommodation roomy and convenient. The undersigned are empowered to grant paa- Bsges from London to New Zealand, payment lor which have been guaranteed in the colons). Keturn ships to London aleo leave at .almost regular intervals. A ■ ■ r i Full particulars on application to • • *■ ' L. D. NATHAN & C 0.,) . . i OWKN & WKAHAM, >■ ARentS. ! CRUICKariANK fc CO. ) ,j ; Medical .. '



JMTBDICATED -TTAPOUR "OATHS. CONSTITUTIONAL SYPHILIS AND SKIN ERUPTIONS.. ■)•':. i Wear out the patience of • the dootors and sufferers and exhaust their therapeutics more tban any other disease thai flesh is lieir to, because medicine cannot be' administered through the stomach in sufficient quantities strong enough to eradicate the dibease without seriously endangering the constitution of. the unhappy recipient, consequently he or sho Is obliged to sutler for months and sometime* years, and often in the end the disease is still running riot or larking about their bodies, while their general health is impaired taking noxious drugs inwardly. ! FACTS ARE STUBBORN THINGS. H. W. COOPER, MEDICATED VAPOUR BATHS, I Symond-street (Near top of Wakefleld-street), ■ . Will Guarantee to.'Cure the most inveterate form of Disease and Remove all Kruptions Irom the Throat, Face, or .any Part of the Body, no matter from what cause or what length of time affected, or what other methods of treat-* ment have failed; byi the .Mkdicatkd Vapour, Bath, recently invented by Ur. Parker. Consult ing Sureeon to tbe Queen's Hospital, Birming ham,' England, where 15,000 sufferers have already been successfully cared. Any one suffering^rom Bad Legs, Skin disease of any description,ur rheumatism, should call or j write for medical and private testimonials. N.B.—As there is so much quackery adver tised, and many people have been disappointed, H.W.C., to prove tue efficiacy of the Bath ana his experience, will be pleased to undertake any case without money until the patients are satisfied themselves.. No Consultation Fees. The'flrßt Medicated Bath in the Colonies was fitted up in March last. A voluntary' Testi monial from a gentleman well-known is below ; readit— - ./' T« . Auckland, 15th July, 1801. Mr H. w. Cooper, aymond-street,- I Dear Sir,—l;have muob pleasure in'bearing. 1 testimony to the great curative powers of the Medicated Vapour, Bath estab lished by you in this City. Ifor the past five years I have been suffering irom a most virulent disease entirely confioed tc the face, called Lupus Kxedens, or Nolli-ime-tan gere, which, so /ar as I can learn, completely baffles the medical faculty io cure. Their efforts are generally directed ttmaraa arresting the progress of the disease by cauterising the ulcers. This treatment I underwent for many months, till I could stand it no louger. The disease Itself is at ail times extremely painful and instating, but the remedy was worse, and was wearing me away fast; besides, it only healed one . spot to force it out on another. Still the disease -was there, and clung tenaciously to the chin, and spread through my -whiskers, along both jaw bones, under my chin, to the throat. It was at this stage. I commenced taking your baths; I tave now had fourteen. The ulcers are almost completely healed, and the disease to a great extent arrested. My general health 4s very much improved since X placed mrself under your treatment, and cramp in my feet and legs, which I suffered intensely from at night, are now: ailments of the past. I look forward with strong hope that by continuing these baths for some time longer the disease will get thoroughly eradicated. I strongly advise anyone suffering from ulcerations of any kind, no matter bow long-standing, to consult you and try your baths, as I feel satisfied they will get sure relief. I remain, dear sir, Youra very gratefully' a • •! ,■„;; CLELAND DICKSON



{^HjEMIST AND DKUGGIST. I S. GILBERT ' , I Begs to Intimate that he has commenced business as Chemist and Drueeiat in QOKBN STKKET, next to the Albert Hotel, where he hopes to reoeive a share of publio patronage. A seleot atook" of Pare' Drugs and Chemlcala WiUbßkept. ''„_,',. ri • ■ Jcsr Arrived, per Orient Line- Cod Liver Oil i i ; Porous Plasters, Lung Balaam ' I .Asthma Cigarettes Bronchial Troohna I Cookie's Pilla Sponge. Bags, Tooth Brasheo, and Paste, Piesse & Lubju'a Perfumes, &c Conntry Storekeepers and Settlers' orders executed -with care.' and dispatch, and at lowest rates.;- ' ■ Physicians' Prescriptions faithfully dispensed ! Address: NEXT ALBERT HOTEL, ■■!'! QtJEEN-STREET, LUNG DISEASE, INCIPIENT CON. SUMPTION. BRONCHIAL AFFEC TIONS. ASTHMA, WHOOPING COUGH, And kindred Complaints affecting the Chest • the Muoous Membranes of the Throat, , i and Respiratory Organs, are Bvccbbsfvlly Combated and CUBED b* AICKIN'S SYKUP OF EUCALYPTUS '"■ ■"• ' ' WITH ■ • • ■ ' ' : HYPOPHOSPHITES OF LIME • AHD QUININE. >- J v The eminently satisfactory results of this com bination of Bronchial StimnUtntß, Tissue He paratives. Nerve and Blood Tonics, added to a special Congh Calmative withifebrifnge action plainly show that at least we have arrived much nearer to the solution oi the question, "Is Con sumption Curable ?" Dr. MoCall Anderson says (Clinical 'Lectures, page 22):—"These remarks are specially called for at the present time, when so much scepti cism is abroad with regard to the value of medicines, and when oven distinguished physicians are deluging over periodicals with views subversive of the usefulness of certain remedial measures, because forsooth the theories upon which they are based are incorrect. Let us bo scientific if you like; but when well-gronnded experience in the treat ment, of disease dashes with the result of scientific research, let ns cling to the termer; for while the one is too often based upon theory, the other is founded upon fact." -_, t Dr. Milner Fothergill (Practitioners Hand Book, page 178):—"What 1b of much more im portance to ub here is the question of what are the circumstances which aftect tubercle; which keep it away or encourage its advances, or which arrest its progress when established, and stay, it ravages. The hopeless pathology, of Laehnec and Oarswell had nothing but a grave as the future of those who were smitten with tubercle. Now we know that recovery from conditions actually tuberculous, or .tending to tubercle, is very common." ..,.,.,„ , The wonderful effect of Aickin's Syrup of Eucalyptus, with Hypophosphates of Lime and Quinine, in the treatment of Pulmonary and Bronchitio Complaints, verifies Dr MoCall Anderson's statement (page 180, Clinical Lectures—Galloping Consumption): '"That such then are the kind of oC cases which should be brought under the notice of those who, in these dayspt scepticism, are inclined to sneer at the 6 The Syrup of' Eucalyptus, with Hypophos phites of Lime and Quinine, _is not a Phk tbntious NOSTRUM, but a simple Pharma ceutical preparation, combining yaj,uflt>!e agents that are chemically and physiological^ compatible, and much recommended by eminent modern physicians as being specifically adapted for the diseases indicated in this notice. 1 Before confidently recommending this remedy to those afflicted withiOaest Complaints, the proprietor has an abundant proof of its eruoacy. Constantly recurring evidence is afforded of tne great relief to sufferers, many of whom tender voluntary testimony. Address THE PHAKMACY, QUBKS-STBEET, AUOKXaHD. Wholesale Agents: The New Zealand Dijng i Company, Auckland, Wellington, Cbrigtoawrch and Dunedin,



Business Cards. LAKKi BROTHERS, ARTIST PHOTOaRAPHERS (OPPOSITB UNION BANKI, QOKEN-STKBET, AUCKLAND. Photography in the Latest and Most Fashionable Styles, Executed in a manner Unsurpassed In the Colonies. LARGE COLLECTION NEW ZEALAND VIEWS Always on Hand. / TnHOS. J HARBUTT, /■ AMERICAN CORN BROOM, ' AND ' STEAM BRUSH WORKS, VICTOEIA-STEKKT EAST, AOOKIAND. Awarded at Sydney Exhibition Bbonzb Mkdal and Cebtifioaik "VTEWTOK VJSJNETIAN. BLIND ±1 . WOEKS. : GE O. TUCKER, , VENETIAN BLINU MAKER AND WIRE WORKER, KAKANGAHAPB ROAD, NBWTOJT, . Venetian Blinds of the best quality made and fixed at Is per foot. Wlroworf., of any deaorlp tion and pattern, made to order Repairs neatly executed. ■ if.i HKNx»isKSON,



HOUSE, SHIP, SIGN, AN!) GENERAL DECORATIVE PAINTER, Mo. 8, Wyndh am^stkkkt. '. Wl hj, IAM THi» M. A,S Comer of Lome and V ictoria-atreots, Auckland Kaet MONUMENTAL, MARBLK, AND GENERAL j ■ : STONEMASON, , ■-.:. ARCHITECTURAL SCULPTOR AND CARVER. Inscriptions acourate and beautiful, ' Monuments, Tombs, Headstones, and every description of Stone Work at tbe lowest possible p riceß for town and country ESTABLISHED 1866. ,' j lUr R T, T R.A J V 0 S V, BURGEON DENTIST ■'■ ' '"■ WAKBFIELD-STBEBT, NEAR QUEENSTBEKT, Painless Extraction of Teeth by the Oxide- Nitrogen Gas. Professional Hoars-9 a. -n. till 5 p.m. TAMES BUTCHER, 0 CARTER, CONTRACTOR. &O Goods Carted and Delivered from ship's Bide on Shortest Notice. Ballast Supplied. Newcastle and Bay of Islands Goal. Alao. Firewood (cut and uncut) roaeoua le. TH 0 MASSAMU EL, IMPORTER of Locrwood'r, Johnson's, and Other Makes of Best POCKET AND TABLE KNIV.ES,. ELECTRO-PLATED WARK, SPOONS, FORKS, &C. ; - Wholesale and Retail, Wholesale and Retail. 219, QUEEN-STREET, j '< T>OOK-BINDING & PAPJSR.RULING CHBEB DOORB ABOVE " 3TAB "^OFFICE. Merchants' Account Books : ' I J UULED AND 'Bd'tTND TO 81TIT' KEQninRMItNTB. MUSIC, MAGAZINESi; AND LAVT BOOKS ' , : ' ' NbATLY BODND, ' ! f"!vi j . BAKERS' SPECIAL RULED DAY-BOOKS. IBKABY BOOSS STBONQ AND OWKAFLY BOUND WK A N\" B O N, .' DARPENTKR AND JOINKR, j I ,BS RKS F0 RD-S TREE T, Auckland,' Opposite the Congregational Church. 4JI repairs promptly and economically executed. Kst mates given. Funerals furnished. 1 OH N S O P -V B X, 0 HOUSE. LAND. AND GENERAL COMMISSION AGENT Opposite H.M.'h Cuatom-house, PORT■ST REX T, A UCK LA ND, Has Always foe 3alk Large Blocks ol LAND KARMS, both Improved and otherwise ■ .■ .; . Also, ■ ■ ■ - . • HOUSES, COTTAGitS, &c. On Most Reanonable Terms. TO- ~H. SKIK- NE X, BUHiDER.! CARPENTER AND JOINKR, VuloanLanb. .t Every-Description of Building Designed and Erected. . . All Branohes of the Bnllctinf? Trade executed by Experienced Workmen. Shop Fronts Offloe Fitttnics tec, &n ■ ' !. ---1 O. P E L H A M, tl« LADDER & BARROW MAKER, 80 and 82, VICTORIA-STREET. I Every Description of Ladders, Steps, Barrows, f arrow Wheels, Cloches Horses. Clothes Boxes, Travelling Chests, &0., on hand or made to order. ' ■'• ;'■ '. ■ ''' '• . - "■' "i ' . . A Überal dlsoount allowed to Contractors and on wholesale order. , Shop and Office Fittings, and all kinds of Job bing Work done by experienced workmen on the Bhortsst notlco. N.B.—Ladders, stops and Barrows lent oa hire. Violins bought. • ■ ■. ' ' One or two superior old Violins tor sale; also, a good V>qlinceilo cheau. .. . ■ "I, J. A u',B,l' IN & CO., eP • . Wholesalr BOOT AND SHOE MANUFACTURBRS. A Large StooK of PiaaED, RrVErraD and Sbwn Goods of ali sorts and sizes ■ to select from. ' ' All' Orders have Quick Despatch, COLONIAL BOOT. PACTORY, 14. Wyndham-strkkt. Aucklakd. Da, os s, . KAURI GUM MERCHANT And Commission Agent. D. ROSS having leased Mr Reid's New Stow, Bore-street (between Custom and Fort streets), has commenced business as Kauri Gum Mer phnnt an'i Commission Agent. Highest (pnoe Bid tor Kami Gum. ■ : Anokland; March 1^; 1880. ■:'; Q ' " P A.X X ii I D GjJB, ■ #THE WELL-KNOWN FRUITERER ■ (Into of Queen-street), Has again come to the front, and started business in VICTORIA-STRBBT, doss to Union Bank. . , : . ; ■ .-. ! A flno seleoted stock of choice goods on hand. mHAMJSS UAKKIAGK AND OKAY X FACTOKX. JAMES MACK IE, Proprietor, victoria street east, auckland, Repaln of Bvery Description in Wood and Iron neatly executed on the Shoktkst Notiok. SPRINGS MADE AND REPAIRED, V N.8.-Country Orderspoaotnallr attended tq ' '•'••.. ..• '. X7l ISli r. it:-. AN D C 0., Jj- Wholksalk Shipping and Familyi, BUTCHERS, QUBBS-STREET . [Next Bank of NeWi Zealand, Auokland], Poultry of All Kinds dressed to order. : Prime araoked Tongues,- Home-cured Bacon Corned Beef on Sale in Large Quantities.. esr KB.—Dealers in game, -oa i Live Pheasants forwarded to all parts of, the Colony upon receipt of order. Families waited on in town or suburbs. \TTT lij jb 1A M TEK ; UAKXi' Vf PIONBKB MANU AOTUKSUS OF • , Umbbbllas- and Parasols, Uppo Queen street. ' ■ Wanted Known Tennant's AI Umbrellas are the Best and Cheapest. New summer stock at prices to meet the times. Recovering in the best style, with choice variety, of material. Note-i. Lennox's Buildings, Upper Queen treet. Established 1869. Ty (T X I C^ ~E, H. P. Gibbons & Co. deliver for Cash, the BEST FIREWOOD (Cut in Blocks)I or 12s Per Ton. ' H. P. GIBBONS & CO., " OEODERS AND TRODUCE MERCHANTS, Hobaon-Htreot, Auoklßnd,



. ; Business Uards. ; ; JED W A R D S, m COAL MERCHANT, SHIP AGENT. Bay of Islands, Newcastle, and Walkato Coal m any quantity. Office and Yard, Breakwater, Auckland, opposite Railway Station. T! W A V M O v H, SKIP AND BOAT BUILBER, CCSTOM-HOUBE-STREKT, 7001 OF HOBBON-| BTRKET. Builder "of all kinds of Yachts. Launohes, Boats, &c. Vessels Docked and Repaired. 3 hip Joinery of every description promptly attended to. DENJAMIN TANNER, IPUBLIC ACCOUNTANT. ... . AUDITOR, ESTATE AND INSURANCE AGENT, 70. QUEKN STREET. CV. V>uO PE R, •' BADDLER, COLLAR . ft: H KNB3B MAKKK, Upper Qnar"-BRTBKT, Auokland, Three Doora above tno Army and Navy Hotel, N.8.-Conriar Bags, Leggings, fee, So., made to order an the Bhortest notice; Charges moderate. ' CHAKLES. V A L M X X, DRAUGHTSMAN &0. Drawlnfts, Maps and Plans compiled, Drawn to Scale om Bo h Sketohes or Traced. | Addresses, &c Illuminated ir the Highest Style of the Art ;' Auctioneers' Show Plans and Lithographs, Schedules-prepared for Co tyand High war Boards... ■. ■ OFFICE—2S, Queen-street, over National In surance Comnanv's Office. ' j , W'v a rjjii'pps « so is, • oiu, colour; and glass I MERCHANTS, -. ..• , ' Importers of Paperhangiogs. Scrim, Paints, Oils Turpentine, Colours, Varnishes, French Polish Gold Leaf, Artists' Colours arid Brushes: Plate, ; Sheet, Crown, Ornamental, and Photoeraphio Glass; Picture Frame 3 and Tapestry Mouldings Clock and Compass Glasses, Blazed Sashes and Doors. Glass cut to size and carefully p eked. . .95 & 87. QUEEN-STREET. '; j J,W. X N I G H T • (LATB OF, THE OITY MARKKT), i j POULTERER, FRUITERER & GKBENGROCEB, Corner of Dauby an Quern-streets. ! Wholesale and Retal Established 18GG. SHIPPING SUPPLIED. : ! Poultry, Dressed for Table, always ready. Live Pigeons, Rabbits, Fancy Birds, Ducks, Geese, Turkeys, and Fowls kept in stock. | Game Fowls, Spanish, Urahmas, and Bantams (Pure-bred). FRESH BCTTBR AND BQQB AtWATB ON HANS. Llcßnsed Dealer in Game. tar KNIGHT'S CENTRAL MARKET, Two doora above Arthur** Auction Mart. TV E: NX V L. FOES TE X, SOLICITOR AND BARRISTER, -TAURANGA. AUCKLAND. j JAMES CATJSJK, OBUMIBT AND DRUGGIST, HOBSON-STKEKT, Cl«SB TO WELLINOTON-SIBEET.: ~ THIDWARD BARTLK.f,, '~ ; ' ARCHITECT, ' , STIOHBURYB BUILDING ■ QUEEN'STRKET. ; , IBEI A. N D i> X O THEP. S, WOOL MERCHANTS, ' TANNERS AND LBATHEE MaNUFACTUIIEKS, IMPORTERS OF Saddlers' and Bootmakers' Machinery, English , and Foreign Leather, Saddlery, Saddlers' Ironmongers', Hoot Uppers, Grindery, ■ Mill BelUnt:, Suotion and Delivery i Hose, Sec, Sic.:. :•( "fi: i Warehouses:—Vuloan Lane and Hlr street. v : Works:—Panmure. Auckland ■■, ' Conßtituents' Orders Promptly and1 carefully . '. ' Executed. ' ,; " T^DEN TERKACJE 1-uSi' OFFICE. F. M. MORLEY, TEA DEALER and FAMILYI3ROOEB. Kokn Terrace Families waited upon for orders. j 300d r(delivered to any part of the ,'Town and suburbs. WAENOCK BK OTHERS, SOAP AND CAN TDLK MANUFACTURERS, - DOX';S C|KEIEK, R'I|C(H Sl|Q NT. 07FI0B: DURHAM-STREET,,AUCKIuVND. 3ash Purchasers of Tallow, Wool, Sheepsktus, and Bones, f N X X A. N D ,P O X X JE X, \JC i COACH-BUILDERS, -, GREY-STREET, AUCKLAMD. • N.B.—Tron-barte Shafts, Spokes, Felloes. Blue }om and kinds of Hardwood, at Lowest Market Prloes. i TIKOMPSON AND MORRIS, X ACCOUNTANTS. ■ . BEOKERS, HOUSE, LAND, AND GENERAL COMMISSION AGBHTS. N. B. — Tradesmen's Books balanced and wconnta furntshod. . So. Hi N.Z. IrrsuRANOE Bttildwos, noxtdoor to the Accident Insurance Company. TA I T B R 0 ;.T HE. E S , MARBLE and FREESTONE MASONS Monuments, Head-stones, Tembs. and Iron Tomb Ratlings. nraORIPTIONB KXHOHTBD IN A SUPSMOB STTIJSi. Pbioeb and Desiqnb FREE on Application. Apdbkss:— ■ ' . . ... : , . • Corner of Rutland and loknk Steebts. Auckland Near Junction of Queen and Wakefield streetsl ■VXT H AN G A X E I, IRONMONGERY, TINWARE. &c. AT,,-.. . . , H. A. McKEAN'S. , JO. SWINNi ER T O Si, • AUCKLAND STEAM' W,OOD TURNING FACT.ORY, WyNDHAM Street ■. , . ' : - (Next Shakespeare Hotel!, . Having introduced Steam Power, he is now pro pared to make a Reduction of Twenty I rer Con off the price o£ all -. ,■ '. '" <■ ■'■'.. common work. tar Conntr v Orders pohotoallr attended to I pi ' ";;-l.";- : ,''"; a..;:" :.n,' Z'M, OF THE ■>■'. v. TIKI GOLDFI ELDS, OOMPILBD BY CHAS. V. H. LLOYD, AHUIOItISEn SOKVEYOK, .To be.had at the; Stab Ofwce. OUNG MEN'S CBMSTIAN1 ASSO CIATION. OOBNKR OP WBLLKSIiKT AND AXDKRTISTBEKTS Beading Room,- Comfortably Furnished. All the Leading Papers on the tables. Subscription, 2b 6d per quanar. The Library contains tup wards of 2800 vola. ir. the various department of Literature. Subscription, 2s 6d per quarter. Tea and Coffee provided. Employment and Boarding-house Registers. Meeting for YounK Men on Taeadays, at 7.30. Evangelistic Service. Thursdays, at 7.3 U. Bible Reading and Prayer, Saturday, at 7,30. Bible Class, Sunday, at S p.m. Strangers and others (especially Young Men) cordially invited to visit the Rooms, where all Information may be obtained.' Open fromßa.m.till 10p.m. ~ ~ ■ ■ , T ANGSHAN FOWLS.—JJor Sale, the JLJ above (pure-bred); also Egga.—Apply Mr Rennell, 'Storekeeper, Klleralie. INT E R EVIS N I N ; G AMUSEMENTB.. , '; Call andJlnspect the Assortment ' OP AMATEURS' LATHES & FRET-SAWS Just Openad by J. H O WD E N, WAICUMAKI'Ui, SnOItTLANII'BIBXST,



Drapery. .-.■■'. .1; I TJLT ELZi E tiL E V HOUSE. We are now Selling THB BAtANOS OF OUB WINTER STOCK OF DRAPERY''AND MILLINERY, AT GREATfiY REDUCED PKIOKS, 1 tToB Cash. -"-Ladies' and Maid's Ulsters -*- ,_ Ladles' Cloth Jackets ___ ' r-norp Winter Skirts and Shawls OASR COST straw Hatu; a larger number C n t T v PBIOKI . o f t.he Best Shapes still on ONLY ■v hand. v Stock Must be bleared, to Make Room (or targe Shipments to Arrive. REDUCTIONS IN EVKRY DEPARTMENT, FOB ONE MONTH ONLY, At LOVETT'S CHEAP DRAPERY. Wellesley-btrbkt. ■:•'. • .',) i.-j'.i:- ; ;■■ jM OOD AND CHEAP WISTJEK J DRAPERY. ■■■'•■'■" '■■' : . :'":' ', 6. :: a ~l"~l c' :;n ",: I 1 • 18 SBLMNO '.' ' ' '■ Persian Cords, Serqks SAtkbh Cloths Russell Cords Winseyb Blankets . coburgs lusthbs ulsters hosiery Mkn's'Shirts Gloves Stays ■■'■> SKIRTS, '• : : And all kinds of DRAPERY, | ; .".";: ■; •> ■/■»•■ 4T Us k q\v A l'led Value. INSPECTION iNViTBD ! COMPETITION DSWKD yiCtO^RIA-STIiEET ! . Ne^t to J. William's, the People's Tailor], j VTETER MIND! THE WHY ok ~ ' ;■' ' VJCHEREFORB. " ■'/ ' \ , •'378. THE BEST VALUE EVER GIVEN |IN '• ■ AUCKLAND. TM'EW T\RAPERY -pSTABLIBHMENT T7PPEK (278) QVBEH'STKEET. • JOH N KE E SING .; HAS NOW OPENED



WITH THE GREATEST BARGAINS EVER SEEN. UT Go and Look at the Prices! "ES 278, UPPER : QUBKN-BTREET. FTOMLINSOK'S DRAPERY • ADVERTISEMENT. BPKCIAL INDUCEMENT TO CASH PUR CHASERS. In Order to Reduce Stock, . : j. I I.Bhall allow 2s. in every pound's ■worth Of . Drapery Purchased at my Establishment . from this date an til I have finished • Stock-taking. ; • , . \ This Reduction Is Genuine, aa customers will find every article •■•■■■■ ;; • BlißKEii IS" PLAIN FIBURKS'* ''! ' {a planll have adopted since I commenced business) and the amount taken oil the I imsrkea prices).! F. lOMLISSO N, .! ! ' DfiiPKK, PAKKELL. YJtr H A N G A RE I. COME AND BUY ATE A, MoKEAN'S MEN'S AND BOYS'CLOTHING ESTABLISH MENT :- »■ : : Tweed Trouaers, from 9s 6d to 17s 6d; Trousers and Vest, from 9a 6d to 32s Bd: Pagec Coats, from 20s to 10a ;. Galatuns. from 12s fid to 30a; Maokinßoshs, from 12s 8d to 70a; Boys' and Youtns" Suits, 25s to 40s; Boys' and Youths' Shirts, from 1p 6d • Men's Cotton Shirts, from 2a; Crimean Shirts, from oa 6d; Coloured Shirts (in great variety) from 4s 6d. For Cash. IVTOTICIS.—Vireat Surprise ! The Ladles J-* all say that Williams's iB the Cheapest Rouse in Town for Fanoy Urapery and Small Goods. A splendid lot of Ladios' Underolothinj?, Skirts, Lace, Ties, Maltese Lace, Ribbons, &c; a lot or Ladies' Back Combs, Belts, and Neck Frilling, all prioas from 2d a yard ; a nice lot of Gilt and Black Brooches and Karrings. cheap. Ladies from the country would do well to buy their goods at Williama's, Cheapest Honpe in Town, foot of Groy-streot, four doors Btrom Market Bntranoe, Damplor's. Open Ul9p.m '■ | ' T> U B L I C NO TIC E. J. GILMOUR, j :,,' ;; u ' DRAPKR, ' ':,] '.'.: Uppbr Stmontjb-btrbet, .. ' Wishes to Inform the Pnhllo that he haa just' receired an immense- stook of Ladles' and Gentlemsx's Umbrellas la blaok and coloorodj and is selling; then at prices that ought to com mand tke attention and' giro eatiafaction to everyone TVko patronizes his shop for them. These giwd« bare been bonght cheap, and. as the stock Is 100 lame to sell off In a reasonable time, they are marked at low prices to command a speedy gale. There is also a very larfje stock of Ladies' Corsets rarying in prices from 3s to 10s fid, which must be sold cheap to reduce. .Among this lot Tory serviceable stays can be had at 5s 6d; strong and well-shaped in dark colours with spoon busk. Krery one who wantß good wearing Stays oktnld see them at ' • J. GILMOUR, Upper Symonda street.



#/ • DEFERRED \ '■■ > *•' I' P A Y'M EN T I ■ ' »!' -t. sysTßig. ' ..,,•//;:" S •' MUNRO & MILLIGAH, J I TAILORS, , ; ! DRAPKRB, AND OUTFITTERS, KAKA NG AH APE ROAD (Opposite Newton Post Offloe), Hare a Wbll • assorted STOCK 6t tbe BEST CLASS GOODS, ; the following Departmenta,i—Dreßses, Prints, Calicoes, Longcloths, Sheetings, Linena, Flannels, Blanketa, Rugs. Carpets, Oxford Bhirting, Connterparies. Waterproof Cloaks, Mantles, French Merinoes, Shawls, i Cash meres. Silks, Shirts, Curtains, Umbrellas, Mantle Cloths, and Tweeds, Having found that there is an opening for a TAILORING BUSINKSS on the DkpBBRED Payment System,, they have Beoured the ser vices of a FIRST CLASS CUTTKR. and are now prepared to make to measure, from First olaas Materials, at reaaonablo prices, every description of Clothing. All Tweeds thoroughly shrunk before being made up, and fit and workmanship guaranteed. The Deferred Payment System has been found to be a great boon, by enabling those with limited incomes to procure necessaries in the easiest possible way. M, & M. bavins had considerable London ex perience in this particular System of Business, and having their Goods direct Irom the Best London and Glasgow Firms, are in a position to offer the BKST GOODS on the Mobt|Advan tagkoos Terms. «r Note the Address,— Ty/TUNRO & TV/TILLIGAN, KABANGAHAPB ROAD (ODDOsite the Newton Post Office). A SINGLE CALL AT A. O. STEPHEN ±\. SON'S NKWTON HOUSK Karangahape Road, is all that Is needed to prove that Bur chasers of Drapery can obtain Gc>oda of equal value, and very much lowsr prices, than at town. A.O.S. calls special attention to his Complete Stock of Flannels, Calicoes, Blankets, Plaids, Serges, Ich Beiges, Satin Cloths, Cashmeres, Tweeda, Ulsters, Jackets; also, to hia Varied Stock of Hosiery. Gloves, and Straw Goods. lease Corsets j use arrived. i ,„ • A. 0. STKPHENSON, "C \\ —•■ Nowton (noar Post Office).



Business Notices. . ;; \ f^ 0 TO BATH \y to Roth's Public Hat, Cold, and Shower Baths, Victoria-street East. Charge, One Shilling. Open all week days from 7 a.m. to B p.m., and Sunday Mornings from 6 till 10 a.m. The Bath-rooms are all private, and supplied with every convenience, Turkish towels, flesh ' and hair brashes, combs, respirators, soaps, &c. Seleot bath-rooms (private) for Ladies every tiny, at all hours, with female attendance. One Shilling. Please note the address: Viotoria street East, above the Greyhound Hotel, and i next the Cheap Bedding and Furniture Mart Auckland yxt at c;h k;s; [ BLOCKS , . T]EW!EL[L<E[R|Y H. G. PAYNE;. WAiTCHMAKEJR and JKWKLLIEB, 166, Queen Street, Auoklana, N , Opposite Arthur's Mart "V"OIJJN& WOMEN'S INSTITUTE X AND BOARDING-HOUSE, . Queen-street Ocen flajiy1 from 10 a,m, till 9.30 p.m.1 ; '"'! ' Dinner and Luncheon from 12 to 2 p.m. Tea from oto 7 p.m. : . •• , . > i ' i k> j . . Roarding-bouss for. Young Ladies who are occupied during the day. Terms on application to the Secretary. ■ ■ ■ ■ 1 WorkiDg Parties and other Social Gatherings are held during the Week. , ■ , ■ ,'• • ■■ \ ' . Governess Agency and Lending Library in onnootion withtfre Institute. , , WELLESLEY-STREkT OIL. COLOUR, &;GOjA&S WARKHQUSB.- C. G. Hill, Importer of Pat>erhanginsfS,.Oils. Colours, Glass, .Varnish, White Lead, &c, Gilt and Stained Mouldings and 'Pictures, &oi Pic ture-framing to order. Jußt landed, ex 'Coro nilla' and "Loch JJoon/ 215 packages Paper , ianginga, White .Lead, Oils, &<•.—Please note } the address: Wellesley-street West (opposite Market entrance). . ■ : • -•' " THE ONLY: HOUSE'OF'CURIOS IN ■ THE. WHOLE Oli1' AUCKLAND AND XHK COLONIES (next Black, Bull). »■ ,\> ( ' T>, N. GARNIER (Near Star Hotel), ALBERT-STRKKP. | M. Garnler respectfully invites the patronage of the public with regard to his cboioe artiolns of vertu, and the faot that all kinds of repairs in- Jewellery and Works of srt receive the most prompt attention, "On parle frangaise.". j I C T 0 R LU N G U,E T, French and Knolibh House, '.-.,, WKLLESLEY-STRKKT. Thk Only Practical ladies' Hairdresser and halbworker in auckland, From the First Houses in France and London. A Larp;e Stock of 'Human Hair always on hand. Ladieß' Wies made to order. . Gentle men's Wigs, Whiskers and Moustachios on hand, or made to order- Ladies' Fronts, Sec. Ladies' Combings-worked as required. Select Rooms for Ladies. Hair-cutting, Shampooing, and Hairdressing, Select Room for.Gentlemen. /■"UTY HAIR CUTI'ING ROOMS, | FRANCES J. SHORTT, Hairdresser by. Appointment to His kjicelibncy thk governor. .', , THK CITY HAIR CUTTING ROOMS, The most complete, fashionable, and best ap pointed Hairdressing .Establishment in Auck land. Magnificent American Hair Cutting Chairs with latest mechanical improvements arrived from Chicago by last mail boat.' Every gentleman has separate Brushes. Towels, and Shaving appliances. The Singeing Apparatus is a specialty and most beneficalin coses of weak or falling hair. Prices as usual. CITY HAIR CUTTING.ROOMS,: ■:i OPPOSITE UNION BANE.'; >\ ■Two Doors Below.Greyhound Hotel. ■■: j ;T OOK OUT'¥OR,THE BLUE BOOT ! Lj Where You Gkt , , ' GOOD VALUE FOR YOUR MONEY! All our Goods abk Made on the Premises, For Style and Quality oannot be surpassed.! BOOTS and. SHOKS of every description Made ■ ip Order on the shortest notice.



JUST LANDED, ■MifHirrii ■■■ ; exiLooh Dee, ■'• ■■< .'■•' 21 cases bf LADIES' and OHILDREN'S ENGLISH GOO D.S in gleat variety. : i A; largo assortment of Ladlns' Felt Slippbbis. All will b6 Sold at Low Prices. : The Largest Stock in Auokland to. Select From, c. br"o o k;e s.; BLUE BOOT, opposite Garllck and CranweU's, , ' ' QUEEN-STEEET, AUCKLAND. " ; . ■<J3COKIA ASH ! SCORIA ASH! Delivered or supplied from the Pit (known as( Gillies), at Mount Sden, at current.rates, viz. !— Red, screened, for grinding purposes ■ ' Red, screened, lor garden walks . . i , Coarse, for roads. Sec, &c.' \ ■' ' ' Orders nddrefsed to the uhd'ei'sfgned.'br left at the Pit, will have dißpatoh. ' : WM.BRIERLRY, | ! ■ ■ -■ ... .((■ • . • ;,:, . Onehunga; ■■ N.B.—AnyoDe found removing Gravel, with out a written order will be prosecuted.,, ' i , mHE LI--QUOR TEA COMPANY, JL , London, ■ •■■ [;■ Have appointed the Undersigned their AGENT, for New Zealand for the j ' SALE OF THEIR CELEBRATED TEAS. A Handsome Volume is'given with ; 1 every 31bs. of Tea. "' ; j " ' Books may be eeen and obtained with the Tea at the Company's Agent for New Zealand,' ' f ; • W. S. COLLINS, ' ! " -i Tea Dealer and Family Grocer, ParnolJ, Auckland. ; ■ la'teinns of Agency, the LIQUOR .TEA will ba i ciold for Cash Only. ,' , . j ~ m O X Ji.AV IS M L:B iVS,- ..'&1B." Prbhtcnts f»r Home.—Very Bandsome Curi, oslty Cabinets, Inlaid Table Tops, and "Walking Sticks, made of rien and beautiful New Zealand Woods; also, Polished Specimens of Woods Sn Small box, and Brass-bound Chests of Drawers In picked Mottled Kauri. All at very reaeon ableprioee. ' ■•;■.. . . ■ WILLIAM NOBRIE. : :: t Workerof Native vyoods.top of TWT, IGH T HUIL COM T&A Viv All persona in the City or Suburbs requiring the services of the present Contractor at the beboord RATEB should make early application to G. WILSON; at his residence, Nelson-Btrefct, or under cover, addressed "G. Wilson, Night Soil Contractor. City Connoll Offices." | , ii; i[vi Formoseis in Morte. ...-. - ; ■ ■\TB\r ZEALAND FERNS, i 3 Unmounted, or Taßtef ully Mounted in various ways, . FROM 12 UP TO, 120 VAR ETIES, or Sale by ' 3 E R I Q ,C R A I G, ii : ■'. Pbinoks-strekt. . ,-. . ■ ■ : m ■YOUNG WOMEN'S INSTITUTE, I AGEKCY-: FOE (iOVKRNESSES AND ; ;SEB,YANTS' ; REGI3TRr..; ,: , ~- i f ,\ Respeotable Servants are requested to apply UPPER QUEEN.STREET, ,: ---i-.;,'-,., ~ Auckland,. ..: ; ■ r•: - • .',',,■' i Fee from Employers, ss. , . ! Fee from Governesses, ss. . i ■ , Fee from Servants, 2s 6d. ATHW SEASON TEAS! MEW JX SEASON TEAS! \>- PRIMK ROLL BACON PRIME ROLL BACON ■-• " j WILLIAM PARKER, | ' HOBSON-STREET. ' •'.: OPPOSITE i MINETTI'S FHEyCH BAKERY. ' ' | , mHE COLONIAL INSURANCE COMPANY have REMOVED their OFFICES to the Premises lately occupied by Messrs. Frater Bros., directly opposite the Jeneral Post-ofllco, Shortland-streit, and next door to T. Peacock's, Optician. ; ■. JAS. B. GRAHAM, . '. ; '"" Branch Manager. ATKW ZEALAND GRAND GIFT ±\ O L U B; The Drawing for Prizes of the above Club Is POSTPONKD for a short time, to enable Mem bers to pay subscriptions in arrear. Due notico will be given to Members only when the Draw ing takes place. Subscriptions in arrear in above Club must be paid on or before 30th July. All tickets unpaid after that date are forfeited. ' THEODORE BROWN. , Auckland, June 27th, 1881. A A. STEP HEN SON, a Newton Fancy Bazaar, . Toy Warehouse, Stationer, Wools, Silks, Pictdskß, and Ornaments of every des cription, begs to call the attention of the surrounding public to his Choice and Varied Stock of the above. Schools supplied with all necessary materials. A nice assortment of Clocks. ; The Price 3at this Establishment are consider " ably under Queen-attest Prices, ~• A Call reapectfully solicited*, .: * d;'



Business Notices- ; '■10 BUTCHERS, SETTLERS A FARMERS, AND OTHERS, The undersigned are Cash Purchasers of HIDES, SHBKPSK.INS, WOOL. TALLOW, BEESWAX. &c, &c, at Highest Market Rates, in any jjuantity. ; Consignors direot ■will hays prompt and im mediate cash remittances returned at satisfac tory rates, IRELAND BROS., Tannkb and Leather Manotactubkrs, iUOELAND. AMERICAN PHOTOGRAPHIC ±\.,STUDIO WILL REMAIN ONLY THREE WEEKS LONGER. Come Early to Avoid the Cbtoh. Pricks :—25 Kxquisite Gem Photos, Is 6d; 12 Double Gems, 3s; 12Sunbeama, ss; half-dozen Card Photos, 5s ; Large Pictures, ss, 10s and 15a. Good Work, rain or shine. Come early and avoid the tedkrasness of waiting. LOVE WELL. WING AND CO. Grey-street, old stand. . '..'•'.','';..", TJV I KnE TCI N G I N E S. . MERRYWEATHER & SONS, : MANUFACTURERS OF STEAM AND MANUAL FIXE ENGINES, FIBE APPLIANCES, &C. &C, &C. By appointment to Her Majesty the Queen, the .Emperors of Germany and Busßia, the Lon don. Manchester, Liverpool, and other,'1 fire' Brigades, and sole' Mairafao- ' j tnrers to Her Mpjestj'a War ' ">* " ;j '.'. ; - yDfep^tm.ent."^ '^ ':;','_•; ,;".£ ■'*l't'tho"PaM KxlirSitiol?I!'^ l^efrjfwe"affior and Sons were awarded T.wp, Gold'Medals.fqr the excellence of their Machinery—a distinbtion enjoyed by no other makerß." ", .' ..' j' Kngines and appliances of all descriptions constructed on the most approved and econo mical plans. ~ ~,.•;■■; ■ ;'' ~"":. ' Orders received by Messrs. R. T. Turnbull and Co., 5, Kast India Avenue, London, E.C, Solei AgenU for New Zealand, and by their cor reßpondon\ E sa B6 : T .H.HALL & .c6;..^ '■■'• Acckland.; 'Q T E Ail TpR AMW AYS. " * MERRYWEATHER. & SONS, " Patentees and Manufactubkrs op STEAM TRAM ENGINES (Separate j ' and Combined), Tramway Cars and : Rolling Stock, yoruEe.inPntiUoThoroughfaresi. ! i , Engines ot their manufacture are in nse in the Buburbs of London, and very extensively ÜBed in Paris and other Continental Citleßi ' Orders received by Messrs. R. T. TurnbnU and Co., 5. Kast India Avenue, Lbndoh; E. 0.:, Sole Agents for New Zealand, and by, their Correß-; nondents. i ■ MBSSRS. T. H. HALL Si CO.. . : Auckland. Til HETTIN AND BROTffER! X* •■'■ ■ " -ABB^NOW SELLINO ■ ■'••■.' '. I(! New Zealand Honey, in Ilb tins, at 7Jd; pnri^r guaranteed | j Knight Bros. Jams, in bole, 7d per lb. Bricg: 1 your own jars ' • , Frenoh Prunes, 5d per lb •■• Cocoa and. Milk, Is per tin . v Our Good' Family Tea at Is 6d still commands '■' alargesale ■» : '''i '•■;!'. Goodall's Household Specialities, conplstinii of " ' Eggsr Custard, Blanc Mange,-and Baking. Powders - Yorkshire Relish and Mushroom Catsup, 7Jd Potted Meats, 7d per tin. . HOI ■To reduce our very large stock, Cash Pur chasers and Large Consumers will be liborally dealt with, as Casb wekdbthiti; ' :; i<



" Try ourßu)re»Moeha and Nonpareil Coffees. F. HEWIN AND BROTHER, i Coffee Roasters Fancy Grockbs and Pro- u t v .vision Factors, , ' ■ The opposite corner to the United Service Hotel, 1 QUKEN-STREET :/ SUPERIOR CORRUGATED TANJB& ~:-,... ..„■:..■ S. PARKBR ~. --.-.' .- HAS FOR SALE a number of the above with Tap ready for ,u«e, 8.1 and upwards, at hia" Steam Works, Victcria-btrket, or his Shop WKLLKBLKY-aTRKET,' large quantities of Spout intr, Ridtrini?, and Down pipes always iv stock. Verandah Iron carved at shortest notice. Manufacturer ot Lesdand Oompo Pipe. A choice selection of Chandeliers, &c, at his .Wellesley- I street shop. Country orders will always receive his prompt attention. Licensed 'to lay on Water. - > Sole Patkntkk of the Improved Lead Edge Ridging. P- U R: W'; a o JN js 1) J U S- •X. ;./O£i i-mM..) :.;; . .-.{..■■. l . ( r f -, wdi \t' ■J _; i:^A^£Sr'SbP>itI'iSl)'!CO.'/' nr' ! Are supplying Flne: iWedustdf-their own mann facture, guaranteed free from/ nny adulteration £3 103 per ton, sacks,or bags Included;.at :the Mills, Freeman's; Bay, or, their Store, ,No. 8 liOwerQueen-street. ' Bbhes'bqnitht In any quantities. ' . ' ' ~ -■■••' October2s. 1880 '::■ , . '■• ■■■■-•■i^-> ; "\T -E WX O M ASD F.ON BUii B V •43 ~... , jqUCTION STORK, ~ ;.,.,;. I '~.:■.-. OOBNBIJ 0f..,' '~'..' ■ Nbwtoh|ahd 'Great JtoßTHßoAbsi ■;' %\i"'JZ M. Zw P I iiSoi^awi • .'• ':-,. . :, (Late W.Baxter,), ■* L ! ■ FAMILY QKOCKR AND TEA. DEALER DAIRIES OF BtTTTER OP B"lR8T-0LABS : ::, .■-, : ,...iM>') QuALITr, ll) Vi-(. i:ri! ! J ! ' FamllioslW.atted upon for Orders ; . ( . ...... , ..Goode PromptlT pslivered. ■ TTPHOLSTERfiRj„ CARPEN.TER, U ..■ , ; , ;ANP,,JOINaBS..; ~,; .!,.,, j .. ;' i^'.'..'.i , f .'jAMTCS i M.IBTEPHENS',;.;. ~.]' Begs to annpunoß to, the Public,p£.'Anokland that he has'commenced Business as above In WBLLESLKY-STRKET EASTitwa doors from Queen-street, •Krery ,brapchvof,the trade is carried on, and the workshop is, in the premises in Wcllesley-strcet, known as the Golden1 Crown Brewery.,„. u ,,^_, , ...„ SANJFORD'S Jb'AKM. PRODUCE AND r frnil, 11 •"" '■■•l'" ' - Dairy Fed;"' !« "03" I'':'l_l^ u;:!' PotkPleß SUPERIOR POTTED HEAD, 8d perlb:. Vegetables, Orangeg, Apples, Bananas ','• Poultry always on hand. Fine Youutr Fowls from la 9d to 3a 34 each; Taxanail Butter. .M.lßthelb.. ... ,:.,;: f riT .iJJuoS j Vlotoria-Btreet; four doors alcove Albertßtreet - ■ .■! Educational! ,-,-,,r U - : rniE A'"' I.- of ' , : .iaiNGls& . 818 H. GORDON GOOCH, Asaopiatfe of the Royal, Academy of Music, London, and Bronze and Silv etMedalliat of that Inßiitu tion, receives Pupila for SINGING and VOICE PRODUCTION at; his private residence in ,o'Rorke-street, Albert Park. Mr. GORDON QOOCH inlonna his Friends and Pupils that he has REMO V KD from Wake lleld-street to O'KOKKK-STKEET, Albert Perk one house from.Syinondi'-street.i,-; ■,■ :,,-; ■; ■I\T O T ICE: OF REMOVAL. ijJlid? iUacii '■■■■' .-j . ■ ,■>:■!.■,-: 'IiWiHJ | PONSONBY ROAD :<OppoßitQ.FrankUn Road). loria Bivtt»4;: -• v 'ir" ■ '■'"■''-■ '-^i.: ;,Ji> •;.-..■!_! Mr-JOHN HARTWELL,' V/ ; j • "' PROFESSOR1 OP MUSIC,*"' { PONSONBY ROAD'(Oppostte Franklin Koad) ORGAN, PIANOFORTE . AND HARMONY. rl j MR. JOHN-HiiRT WELL tima London. ) For Lessons, &c, apply to ■ -■ ■ /An . : MESBHB HOIWMAW & SOMB, -1 (. , Queen-street, where Copies ot hte Comnoßltlona may be had TJ. PENxxALi, Teacher of Navigation;' • wishes to make known to Intending applicants tor Masters' and Mates' Certificates that he has returned from the South, snd re sumed his course of. tuition.- N.B.—Several good Sextants for sale.—49, N. Z. Insurance ijuildings. ■■ '[ - ■ ';•' MR. E. Jtl. WA X KINS who has resided for some yettra in Jfrance and Germany, and who has had con siderable experience in teaching these subjects, is prepared to . ' I; GIVE PRIVATE TUITION IN FHKNCH AND GERMAN.- For arrangements and terms, apply by letter, to • MB, K. R. WATKINS. . ■■■-■•. Upper Parnell.. TTTELLESLEY ■ STREET SCHOOL. EVENING"cIASSES. ' !.; Separate fob Males and Females. i m r -~;• , Terms: 10a. per Quarter. ;; ~'!;, ! '..".. Feiday Evening' Lectures. ! ; d* , HriiNRY WORTHINGTON, ! ' '■'•:• ■■'■. . •'. '■ .-■ •.'■ Head-maßtier. •■ Mii a,.,ALL AN., WE »|x, TEACHES OF Vocal and Instrumental Music, a Present Address-^ ' . ',""' ' ,' .: i ,/,, ' Devonshire House. Hobson-street. I ';",! |Y| r> J!; JB. VY OU V H,4 ;M, IEACHEE OV THE PIJ.NOFOBTB AND ! HABMONIUIi. • Aaaroßß-Care ot Auckland' Moslo Ware; ■hoosei i ■•; ,:i{ojsliio slam sgiasli .a



T OJKNE-S.TREKT HALL, Lessee....... „„....J. J. Pollard Stage Manager. ._ F. Darbyshlro Gkand Opening Night, WEDNESDAY ! NEXT, ; AUGUST 3, POLLARD'S LILIPUTIAN OPERA COMPANY, In their Grand Production, for the first time In Auckland, of Planquott's Opera Comlqne, in ■ three acts, entitled LES CLOCHES DE COKKEVILLEj : Or. Thb Chimes OPNoaMANDy. Tho Music.of this Opera has been arranEed by . . the Messrs Pollard, NBW SCENERY, NEW APPOINTJIBNTS, <. ■ ■:, IJEW EFFKCTS,&C.,.&p.v / a • Prices: Reserved Seats, sa: Front Seats, 4s; Second $eats, 2s6d; Gallery, Is..' ..*," Doors open at 7.30 p.m.; commencing at 8 p.m. Reserved Seats can be obtained ia advance, up to 3 o'clock eaoh day, at Messrs Upton & Cos. "VTEW" ZEALAND KEGIMENT /DF JJM ARI'ILLERY-A BATSERY. A GRAND CONCERT AND BALL Will be'giTen.'tor the BENEFIT of GUNNER' J.MABTSRS,' In the Lprne-streot Hall, on .XOAja Kf.R'oGBiMMEs-i'-in'M?! ! .■:;:ir>v.-pAitT. entt. Seleodbri,!1" Notre Chere Alsaoe"-ATtiUery Band-,;-;. :,-. .■ ■-•>•■; :vov ;' Song (as selected), Mr J. Edwards .Song, "Ring Out Wild Bells"—Mrs Bolshway Song, "The Gin in tho PinaloroDreaa"—Mr T, Williams. , ' ' i ; Song, "Thb'BUtd 'Girl-to! her: Harp"—Mlsb ■""',• Peace '■•■''■ ■'' /. :.• >> ft '' .'ii rM>/Q I Song, "The Scout"—Mr A; J.:Campbell/ ; I Song, " Toy Face "—Miss May.HastinKß I Song, "The Four JoUy<Smiths<V-Mr Worrell; I ' ~. ~.. . WTBRMISSIOir, .., .! .... ~pifer.n... Fantasia, " The Pirates bf Ponzanoo "—Artil lery Band '", ■ •,",'..: '"•"• a'• ■■ll- | ; Song, "Madcap"-Mr X Peaoo. , , .. _. 1 song,',' Sing me anrHpßlish-Song."—Miss Smith Sailor'sHOrnplptf-Mr a; Hughes' rl. >*■'■> j ; Song, "The Murmur of tho' Shell"—Miss ■ •'■■ CHlllngham' >■ ■'■'■■> ":■■■ ':'-■:: v.- ■.•;■ • ■>■■; /, , Duet, "a.B.C,"—Mra Helgliway Md Mr J.. :.-.- Reace1;:; •.■n- •;■••■ ■ ■■■■■,:"■',[' Sone (as Belected)-Mr Margetta' /,, f ". Bong," The Dear Little Innocent; Things"—Mr> T.-Williams. '".;,-;':;::'.:.■■'■ ;;, •• i; tmta t '■■ - Ctpd^avo The Qnoen. /."[ '..^ j ' To be followed by a GRAND BALL. Serjeant-' ' Major T. J. AnseU, Master of Ceremonies. , '' Tickets::' Front Seats,' 3a;'Back Seats, '2a; ! Gallery, Is; tolls had from' the members of the Battery; 3s and Za tickets admit to ball. : :;.'. j . i aai ...: FBKr>4 j. ROGKR3, : ' :..,. i , ..,-",* V' :.".'l'',' Hbfe'Seo.: ; Election Notice', ~-.. i; • ■



THLECTORAL DISTRICT OFWAIPA. Jli •.■.",..; ■■~.•;■".■,;: ■~,,...; , TOiTHE ELECTORS OF WAIPA. 'A 0I X 0 IT a3 1 C __ T ,' 'n.:,t r ";■ j ■ Gentlemen,—lt is my Intention to offer my self, at the next General Election, *fa Candidate to represent your District in the Genera': Kihikihi.Juiy-i.iffii;'*:;.; ' ;; .{F>,!■ R ,0,;.S ■ ;i» ; -'EuCh T u Ur S X . ~ OK THK WAIHI GOED iIINING COMPANY ,kHTO ;■.; •■:'ii''(tlijirriED).>!'::l':-f''yi- . ■ W Aiur, UppkK Thames. ' C;iP?T.*i(, in 30,b0j) Sharea of £1 each. The Sbareholders having formed a Company,. with'a Capitalttf. J830.000, in 30,000 Shares of £1 each, to, work the .Mine, which comprises clainiß known 1 Bis' Joiies', 1 'Little 'liizzie,' lafid J'Waitete,:: containinii about aixtj; npon's ground, now offer to the Public 6,ooo*Shares, at a premium of 10s each, the proceeds otsalo, of Shares to purchase,' and erect a 20-head' stamper battery at the .Mlnb. Y.KSau'ir.'J/.H i>7AlYiXVon"da'A*}\ .; The Shares are offered on the following terms,' vix,:—ss on application,. 2a.fid pos-Sharo on Ist Hfebtember,' and 2S 6d p1 er Bhare oh lst'Ootober, ---1881. The Directors have allottedlff,ooo Shares to the Original Shareholders.andresarve"s,oOO Shares, for purchase of.adjolning claim or claims; the. balance of 6,000 are offered as above. ,' ', The Company's Rfound adjoins~the "Dololbel and Martha Claims at Waihi, in which the (reef 37 feet through) has been proved to be, gold-bearing at different points through tho ground. L > The gold from this district has been sold for £3 Us Cd per oz. it ■ As soon as the mine is opened np and tho battery erected, it is confidently expected the Company will /to work and ornsh the quartz without calls upon the Shareholders. The quartz can be won' and sent to "the battery for, 33 6(1. per ton, and crashed for about the same amount. ...... The Company have secured the water right,, and, in a few months, it is expected the returns from the Mice will pravo highly remunerative, . Application for Shares will be received by the : Members ,o£ the; Auokiwwl Broken)', ABsocia tion, till the 16th of August, 1881. ;„ F. A. WHITB, 1 .' Auckland, 20th July, 1831. Secretary.: PR 6' P EC- 8 T U S OV i , THK AUCKLAND BIBRB MANUFACTUB., B)» OOJBPANY (LHUTBD). | .



Capital _....„ £3^ooo^ " m 25,000 SHARES AT fiIBACH, 'jf\ Of which it is proposed' to! call:op £20,000, bb follows:—2s 61 per share on application, 2s 6d per share on allotment, 5a per share three months after allotment, 3s per share six month*, after allotment, and 3a per shore nine months after allotment. j '■' , , r . TOOVMIONAI, DffiECrOBS II ft J Capt. H. P. Anderson Thomas Bforrin, Ksq, J. MoUonh Clark Ksq. Capt. A. MoGregor ■■■ George Holdship, Esq. C. B. Stone, Keg. | I W. 8. Laurie, Keg. T. If. 8. Tinne, ffisq. '■ '''SiAWKEBB! ' I " Bank of New Zealand. SOHCtTOKS; Messrs Whitaker, Russell, and Buddie, j ; manager: i •;, Wm> Johnston, BROKER, BECRBTAB7 PBO T3H. I Air. Sttunders, Em. Wm. Johnston | ' This Company la formed for tha purpose of Manufacturing (in the Cur of Auckland) New Zealand Hkmp, Manilla Hbmp, Flax, .and. other yegetabla Fibres, in to.KoPE, tyr we, . Matting,' Sacks! and other arnciesvin;whlcn they can be employed, giving special attention to the manufacture of Twine suitable for the Reaper and Binder Machines now bo largely in use in the Colonies. The Promoters hare arranged to take over the Plant and Business of the Anokland Rope Com pany, together with the extensive and valuable Maohinery of the New ZoalandFibre Company at Kaitra. These they will hand over to the Com pany on the same favourable and advantageous terms as they have snooeeded in making with. the parties concerned./) /t ■■']. s'.jAi) They have also been in communication v w!th a leading English firm, regarding the necessary preparing machinery for the production of the Reaper and Binder Twine. A,most eligible Bite for the erection of the works is at present under offer to the promoters, the purchaee money for which is fixed and agreed upon. ' : This property—so" admirably adapted'for the proposed industry, being in close proximity to the Wiart and Railway Station—will also be handed over by them to the Company, fat the prices they have arranged with the owners of same.. ... i .3 The large and increasing demand for Rope, Twine, and Matting has determined the pro moters to establish .this profitable industry in this city; and thereby not only- contribute to its prosperity, but assist in developing the resources o£ the colony generally. ■.' J' i'■ T M Application for Shares addressed to the Sec retary, at the Company'a. temporary offices, No. 2, Insurance Buildings, or to the Broker for tho Company, Alexaneer Saunders, E3q., No, 2, In- Burannco Buildintss, Auckland m,A : H-b,AiAio! : A.^ A RMJ FOR SALEOE'LBASB-TnoaDoffl^woU known Property, consisting of 950 acres of first class lasd, of which 120 acres are fenced, drained, and laid down fa grassY tho balance open fern land, alluvial flats, and a,lHUe.well grown bush; itiß.weUwatered-aUd sheltered, is almost completely fenced by sea, and has deep water frontages to B?™ralbeantiM.bayiß. Thelmprovementa conrfut of aw'ell-bolltßesi denoei containing seven large room*, command ing one of the flrlest and moat extensive viewa about Anokland:■ Fiower Garden, Orchard, large Barn, Stablea,.Cowsheds, Storeroom, Workshop. Men's House, Stockyard, &c 'Access % is had either by sea or land in a few hours.: Adjoining tfco above is a block of Government land of about 1000acres,s/hichcan beaequired at a reasonable figure, i'nis is one of the most desirable properties that has been offered tor some time, and affords a splendid opportunity of purchasing a. highly rtfmbncrativo property, combined'with extraordinary-- facilities for yachting, fishins. and shooting of all kinds, I Foe terms snd farther particulars apply to' %r .^{ ;,?: v SAiIU^L.,COCHRANa-& SON. •



s ''■ >~ ■ •AmTißßmentßt-;;''"l/;'i-';iftH- np hfia t kb K-OY a;:L JL Proprietor-.... Mr It. J, DeUas. FIFTH WBKK, and Increasing Popularity of the Aooompliahed Artistes, ,■ „ < MB. JAM ES C AR D EN, MeSs MARSTON LEIGH,' . , And DoLlas' Australian Specialty Company. THIS (Saturday) KVBNIN&, / ~, DOUBLE BILL 1 BOUlttiJ} BlLlil, Dion Boucicault'a sensation and romantio drama THE COLLEEN BAWN! I.; THE COLLEEN BAWN I™*" 01 ' THE COLLEEN BAWN I/ . THE COLLEEN BAWN 1 ■-.-.'.> THE COLLEEN :BAWN!,; mV MrlesNa Coppaleen. :Mr. JAMSB Oardbn IS^:::.:::::r«Mr Father Twn. Tjh i.. -» Uy Jto J- »rrf g r~~ ----T^r^ffi Serg^Dt . IZ. 1! ;;.Mf W. h. Cflombea Klly O'Connor Miss Mabbtpn Lkigh : "With songs—" The Oruiakeen Lawn JifH AnncS.^^VrKl^rTanner Kathleen«..;-....«i. ..Mlsb KUialAdelle Soldiers, Guests, &o. -slv/oJ TO oonolude with the Laughable Comedj?;, . THE YOUNe 'WlbOW! ' ' 'VW " ~THK YOUNG WIDOWI ~,','.,V . ~..,.. thk young wiDOWj,, ' :;; ' v THK YOUNG. WIDOWT" "^ Captain ManaeviUe...w,*, ? ..Mr Jamoa O'Brien Sniash (his Valet)- _...,Mr Laohlan MoGowan A^u^Va Younfe WMow):: JenHywgtt^nnor Luor (her Maid).,..i.:...^Mi6s Maggie KmgM With Bong-" Little Widow Dunn." ■On isiONDAY NEXT will too'i»r©asiite(^ <g»r the. first time in Now Zealand) a dtainatiaea version Ol Wilkie Collins', worfc'. '] •. >; ''). , ; ' n vti . > i_.,i THE J'fiOZEN DEEP4,.,..;t, With Entirely'New;and Appropriate 'Scenery. WEDNKBDAY NEXT—Grand Benefit Night, tendered to.the Auckland KnKlneer Company of Volunteers and the Auckland Boottiah Com pany of Volunteers. "' '"'.,[. :" I,'*','. y, '.. Prices-Dress Cirola/te!>'StaUg,.2s 6d «t.'is. Reserved Seats at Upton <feCo/B.'i:ji( 1 AUCKLAND BAND JOE 1 .iHlb^B £L UNION. : si t«bw»T be ■'■ '■ .i.'.'1"'. .■' ' *: "' T ,■• mii n-'ni inriT THE TEMPERANCE SEEVICK OF. BONG. ~,,,,, , Entitled, ... , , - teo ■; ;T',/ir "J6HN;TaBGBHOW)»TH,Hra.MM^" > ; : i ' j Bytheßev:MarkGuyPeaMe;' i,,!, On MONO A. Yv J'Aueust Vlßßfci" .'«».,BfM.r. ; :-". 1 "■•■';' Inthff"; s-! rf<f*BatiM



St..' JAMES'S ! HALU' y^flGT^-fiisutttr. / ■ ' An.effioient Oh'oteand Qrokest^",,',', Oonduotot - - - Mrß. Ttfflflhope, V '-Organist,'l '•_;, 'J^"lSx-BaaigßoadT ;!;,;'^moketa,;Admt^-to;;Ohaai^B&^;v] •■•i! ■•: : :Commenoo at 713 dl 4 *.',';", ".,/.■.!," Q TAHirgU PUBLIC•• i^JLL. | i'": -• A (SRANDBAiL,; V,"" ■ .•>;• >|i 0 celebrate the Opening or •■-■ THKLpYALFEAKEt.nr'LOpGKOpDFECiLOW^ .;; -twillbeiielditheaboveXuill'O^ J ; .,■> ;; WEDNESDAY AUGUST3BXVJIBBJU Double Tickets, 6s. Danolng commanco at 8 j.m. •;'" IJeotureß; -^ «.?-':.r V' OUNG MEN'S eHRISTIAN-' AS. .a.-, t: ;::vSoojation;;",:, ;:!;;;^*£| Corner of Wellesley and Albertifltteetoi ••,-■■:•!.; "■•■ 'i ■—..■■;•■'<-■■ ■-.i.fr.^t ; WnjxEß" -.CijtTBSK" OF^.lis<3sWr^,v'i^U August 5-Entertoinrnent, Musical and Literary August 12—Lecture: -'Novels "-^Revvr!D»"W. Kunclman,M.A. -: ■'■ ■■■: '» f '■■'^■'i.f ■'■, September 2-Leoture: "Christian Work In Australasia"—Kot. Win. Morley September)!)— Entertainment r;' i\ ~\ _. ~ September 23—Lecture: "Italy andthewala enses, with a Visit to Rome and the Volleys o£ the Vaudols"—Rev.1 A. M. McCallum. October 7-Leotura: Subject to Cc adreraaed. Commence at 7.30. Seata reserved for Ticket holders ti117.20..: j'?i 'i"T •- .. h 'fioketa fortlia Course (to admit bearer and lady). 5s •"Single" Tickets for Cpurse.1.3a 6<l; Single Ticket, Is, to be obtained frdm tho Book sellers, Members OC Committee, or at the Kaorns, THOMAS BUDDIiff, i .•■-.,'';'.•" .. '■■:~-. —- Hon. See g'"" T'l AST ■LECTUBS' Ofi; THE JLj coursk;«:\o- '^ - Subject: "The CoiainK Man, or (Capabilities of: <jur,. Kaoe." on THUKBDAY next, lib, at 7.3% in [theTeropjarance-Ua11.,:., ■,n ut k Admission.—la: Back Seats, GoL ™ i Bdch JieraOn.on'enteringrwiUre ceive gratis one'cdt)y"ot 'PnrenplO" 'gicalMap,;publi6hedat.lß;: ( Ji';';' fieaidence;-)Prey-a^reet (for* s)>o?t nme^only). SpOrtlllfc/-'i'-.-'"i^"a^i'j .i 'i-'i'l'j i.L'« t^:i%i Ji^iHJHX ME LJB OUB N E C UJP, 1881. .J. "■•' -•. "•■■ • -.1 ' -■ ';;■ -.-/' I Cprfß iilir 10 000 SUBSCRIBS!R3 AT £j|;'BACJH. First HOrße , .. £,3000 Non-starters.,■_. £2,000 SeoondHorse ..1,000 . . ,:.■,(divided);^. Third Hotae:o :. ■■.■■ 500 6 Prizes of £XtX)J.,M) Other Starters..., X.500 6 Prizes ot£SO;.^":VSOO ..'•!,; (divided) UoPri2es'ofßlo»-liloo Average for other Starters Is: about £75 each ; average for Non-starters is about £25 each; and. the 122 Kxtra Prizes, consisting of six prizes ot £100 each; six prices'o£ £50 eaoh, and UO-prlzes filOrCaoh, beings mp the number ot Winning Tioketa to about 210. This is the best oppor tunity over brought befdre the public in tho Australian Colonies. '•' i:"*.ni:, ;;:■! i .'n.ir ■ Pleosa add eichariße to-cheque, and two stamps tor reply and result .._ ' THBODORB iBROWN, 19, GreyHStrest, or Box 210, FoßtOfflaej .■ ■ ■•-.-■ , ~;>'«, . Auckland, ' - ' .AooUantl, May, 188U ""',., /;' ■,::' i _'!';\ •:■'■ ■■" <'JMLeiaioal;V'ri':'?'f.ilfor t.'{ TMPQ'BTANX TOi FAiEM(B«S,- JL IiVKRY AND BAIT STABtiS-KKKjPaRS *.:■. CABTKRB. AND OTHgKa Bff oJ f.V'n-::;:-'i: . CRAWFORD'S?JfIi^j • • ■;;• /i'ttoEsft. :AN?r ariMupxMMS; <■■> :-'', For Wounds, Cats; Bruissa, Strains, LatneneaH, . Rheuraattsm, Kloks, Broken Knees, Sore Backs Saddle and Collar Galls,. Swelled Legs Still V Joints, BWJB In) ored in lambing, Sk., &c» ,-, i i Thia invaluable preparation' should be kept is every Btabie—it never tails, to eflect a Cure in the above oases, if persevered'with': it has been used.: with:the greatest suocaßa in nuibbarioßS cases, and U by far the Cheapest Kmbi'ocutionin tho-Markfit..:'..•..•!; r.t f ,>.' ',>><{.< «srn'V' '"ii . Tho following Tcetimonlah (aruonz! many others) have, been received from well-known oitizoas:— ■■ : ■>' "''.'■. ,■.■■■<■:: uu : ■■?. .- - -«<{» ;■"■. •:;"'' ••' TKSTIMOMALS.;.ii;U ■;>•..-.■) <■■ ii. Viotoria tJtableß, Viocoria-street, ■;■■'' ■■' ":• " > i: ! •'■ ■i. • ; November 2,1880. ToMB'CBAWFOBD: ■■"■■ : I.''.' -■"IMi.- i : n>M:j.'i 1 Dear Sir,—Having Rtyen your Valuable Horso and Cattle Oils, for Cuts, Bruises, Strains. Collar Balls. &c a fair trial, I nave-great pleasure in recommending Farmers, Livery and. Bait Stable-keepers, or anyone that has Horses, neyer to bo without the same. '.• " I'remam, dear sir, H .*# .Jfoura respectfully, I f ~,,„ . ~ ft QUICK. • tlreynound Stables. Auckland. November 17,1880. Mr CflAWFOHD.sNewton: '.■,..:,!■ (SanatH Having ofleotod soveral cures withtneTuso of your Horse and Cattle' 'Oilß, I hare : much pleasure in testifying to its good quality in 1 tha cure of Cute, Wounds; Collar Bruises, to. &o. .... ie'uMi ****«*. r^frWftwmanm. Newton, Auckland. ' ' ■■'■' > •■■'■'■ '■- ....:./.,' November 18,1880. Mb Cbawvobd Dear Bir,—l have used your oelebrated Hoiso and Cattle Oils, for Broken Knee's and other open wounds, with wonderful bucosss. and can confidently recommend it to anyone as the bes preparation I ever tried. " I " I am, dear sir, A iKO].;.'!'.-ii YoxUßiSto-i&&J^:' J. WAHEKN. CBAWFOBD'S HdRSK & CATTLK OILS May be had from most Saddlers, in bottles, at 2s fid and Sa each. j, .'.,!. ; :, i , i .COURJB.Y ABBMT3. WAMXTO.,I |( Prepared and sold by , , " J CBAWFokd; Chemist.v „ 'Newton; Auckland. lf ' CUSTbM-HOUfIK^TRBiK^ ApoKLAND, Are' taking orders for the' American Fencing Company's Steel Barb Fbnok *'Wibk, The Cheapest and Best in the Market, ££2 10 s*PB:* ton for p&mted< £A! 6 B' B TON *or QalVanizeo%; "*A Duty Paid and Free, Delivered at : »v.' Wharf, Auckland.: >•:-« 'For terma'and full particulars apply Wl.'" OPPENBEIMER & ■GO'.'J' i '■;;>■■/ X, • CUBTOM-HODBJe-STRBET, V "aji' y : Auckland, ' i