The Auckland Evening Star.

Vol. XI I.~NP. 3,493'

AUCKLAND, N.Z.. ! SATORDAY, QCIpBER 4&*jßM^\

1 - (Published IXin/Jt^

PRIGE: ONE PE^WY



Shippirift.' . «£»&_*>: C_S. 'P ENGU I», 3sl_^si)3» ' ** !' ■»■■*- FOR SOUTHERN PORTS, Will leave Onehunga Wharf TO-MORRO^ (Suae ay), at 3 p.m., should the San Franolaei mail havo arrived; if not, she"trill leave « MONDAY. 17th instant, at 3 p.m. ' „ , UNION STEAMSHIP CO. OF N.Z. *- I IMON STEAMSHII ...... ;'Jif«a« U COMPANY OF NEVv fc^&'A ZKALAND'(LIMiTBD). bi-i *_^ -X IM _ "T-A B'L E— ! j1 -7 OCTOBER, 1881. rOR GISBORNE, NA»TBB,- WELLINGTON1 LYTTKLTON, PORT CHALMERS; AND BLUFF umoi. OPBgN/aTTBKT WHAmr) Stean_hlp,| Date of Balling, Latest . ____;_ ,-■ :. .• i --: ■'TraliU Te Anau • Saturday, 15, soon , — RINQAROQMA Wednesday, 19, noon ;7- A.- FOR TARANAUJ. NELSOW, PICTON. W*_^ LINGTON. LYTTKLTON, AND W«BT > Coast Ports ifbqmJlawpkap) — Penguin . . Sunday, 16, 3 p.m. (If 2.30 p.m. mail arrived) Wanaka . Tuesday, 25,10 a.m. 9.18 a.m. "I FOR SYDNKY. Hkro ~ About Saturday, 22 . '-. FOR MELBOURNE. Via: SOUTH. TbAnaO . Saturday, 15, noon.. - . itiNGAKooMA Wednesday, 19, noon — ■■■'*-■ - * ■"■■:■ ■-■■ • ' FOR LEVUKA AND BUVA. Taiahoa I About Tuesday, 18th J,. — FOR RUBBBUj AND KAWAKAWA RiNaAROOMA | Monday, 17,4 p.m. 17 — ~. FOR GISBORNE AND NAPIER. SouthbrnOrobs J About Tuesday, 18 J -; MTOargo must t>e nlongßldo one hour before . time, of departure, •passage: Tloketa mtiat ba token at the offloo beforeembarfetag. ;^ ' : „,-,•> Auckl»jd Branoh ■'■•' 63 Queen-street■ ' ■'■■■jTjS±. - UTBAM TO. LO«J_ON. *™_$gSl_]^.:.- 'ORimiTT-PiE, -, atS_fe^Kß_m Ibolollowlng Steamships be longing to the Orient Steam Navigation Com pany I 1 ,imi tcdl .and the I* aclflo Steam Navigation Company wiU leave SYDNKY at the under mentioned dates for MELBOURNE. ADHr L AIDK and LONDON, via Snez Canal :— Steamer. - I-Meg; "fonge I Date. CUIMBOKAZO.... 3.817 i i October2B ; JOHN ELDER.... 4.151 Novem. II HO"ATA 4,013 Novem. 25 CUZC0............. '3.815 December 9 COTOPAXI... 4,027 I Deoem.23 And the Service will bo maintained Dy nao ceodi g stoimerg at intervals of a Kortnlght " Auokland PaßSengors join at Melbourne, per' Risgarooma,' on Ootober 19. . Fare to, London, 15 to 70 guineas. , Suez Canal Dneß, 8s in addition. . . j Parcels'booked through to London. J , . Pissengera o"n book from. Auokland at » larough rate to cover Intercolonial faro and Dnoal dues, and so secure special advantages. Passages from London can be ({ranted In Auckland. "', ," . ,„-,, For plana and full particulars, apply, In London, to F, Green & Co., and Anderson,' Anderson Jt Co., Joint Managers of tho Line; or to the Agents in Aocklano. UNION STEAMSHIP CXJ. OF N.&, ■ - -* •'.- <1.IM1TKB) i l' * .. ..*..- Qneoe-^rreet rta^^-HjS^Si ; •OOBOMAN-I-B** The fast and favourite 5.6. «c or Oman d b1,'... Captain, W, D. Hargrove. ' Leaves Auckland i ,: I eaves Coromandel I Friday, Ll, 3 p.m. Saturday, 15,2 p.m. Weather and other olrcnmatanoes permitting. A. R.H.SWINDLBY. Manager. ':.'jjrj^A-v.v;;.(J.xasAM;. :T,p ■:,■*■■s.s I^^^^. THAMES, _»»--«* QHINKMURLWAITBKAURI WAllil,fANp TE AROHA GOLDFIELDS. ' E N T E R P.Tr I S E Np, 2/ 7PX 'TEABOHAjii&P.S. 'PATTKI,!, From Auokland i i"- ", From Thames:' " — . Saturday, 12 midnight Monday, 6p.m; Tuesday,* 1.30 it.m. '*■ 8 p.m, * Thursday, 6 p.m. — Saturday , Tbe time table of river steamers to be seen at Enterprise* Office, Wharf., - t ., ... _■_ t j To Thames. . _ 'Saloon. Vs M! Steerage, Is Te nhlnemurl through, 5s extra To To Aroha through, ,10s extra, . s Not reeponslble for snipping, oairylng, or _* ehorglngllvestock. a >S(^KRM * , '" -■--.' • .-.■.--■ "." Agente. j DE V O NPOR-T STEAM FBBBY *, . COMPANY (LIMITED). REDUCED FAREBI ' REDUCED FAR_S J : . .-".*';' a'RBDUCED-FARES l'g tf&kil J On and after M 6 NDAYV. 3rd' October, ity '' ':'"' ;;R,ETUBN : FARK'willbe r:;;V: f '**-: -::-*:^7 :ob,'7 v '"';";1 j Availablefroi_7 a.tni till L-it'BdatAt Ntt-fi A Visit.to the Favourite Suburb ot Devonport ...cannbw.be made for ,;-,_ i 7 SIXPENCE THEBJB; AND. BACK.; i lhe NEW COMPANYIs, Initiating" ai nibsi llbsral policy.-ond.'trusts the Publio will ,i» ■ byi?olng iniior.- Trlp'to-'l DEVONPORT AND BACK {.UM .|i £ .-■-- ■• -fob- -'-■ ;- '*"*** -■■■'•■■ - '"-'; SIXPENCE... ;""-.;.;: :if'' . j I '.:,' ' ■' o ./ : SIXPENCE. ' . . ''. * ;";:-*': „.-';;. sixpence;' . ,_. .■.■... . , iff,oi?' N, I>PN MEECTi sP^ Tho magnificont iron clipper ■'"'. ' ;;-,;.,;,«'8,A-_C-,A7l''A',Vi "-/7. ; 7w i 100 Al at Lloyd's! 1,022 tons register, J. E. Bono Commander, now loading, and will have quick despatch.' .:::.-■;..>■■ >■ - '_.-"-''' - * Has splendid accommodation for Saloon ana Eecond^oabin Passengers. :' " . ' For freight or posaage apply to '• . THK NBW ZEALAND SHIPPING C 0.,., . :; (LIMITED), * . .'*-i . ..-, : ■■■ .-, ■■■ ■ * Agents; 3©^ UITSAM TO THAMES, CARI Wm£ O RYING PABSBNGERS AND ■ *s**^S*r' OARQO, oonkkotino (with Obinb- UtTEI, Om_STJj-WAITOA P—4INS, AND.MORB—M viIIb (PlaioSDlßtrlot).., • -; V •:"77'-- _$ 7. Time.'TablE.7. ; ' ,-j 8.8, ' ROTOMAHANA, 1 'From*Aneklandi; Saturday. 530 afternoon' . ;. Tuesday, 9.30 morning. ;. '-- a . Wednesday, 10 morning . ~-■-, - - Thursday. 10 morning ; • Friday, laid np to olean , ~ Saturday, laid up to .clean. :..,., , 7 , From Thames I. w.' j ' i :' Monday, 1 afternoon : si i ? , ~ Tuesday, 3.30 afternoon -~--.. „ ; • "-■ Wedneadayi 4 afternoon • ■" ■ • a ■"• Thursday. 4.30 afternoon .-; - '', Friday. laid unto olean .; ■. -<i Saturday, lald.up to clean .','*'' ' Faros to Thames: Soloon, 7s 8d i Bteerage, Jf. Freight through to Te Aroho. 25s Perton. - No Cargo received within half-on-hour Of «d> vertlsed time of learlng^^ fc TINNE , -.', '.'. ... Agentt SSig_ QTEAM TO THE UXTt SPRINGS, MAHURANGI, °dT B^a*,MATAKANA, KAWAU, .AND Omaha./*'.;.;.. .',; ■ - .*...) .-'-; i The-s. ROSE CASEY, Al at Lloyds., ' ; W. Somerville. Master.' ■ , - For Hot Springs, Matakano, Kawou, and . Oinaha-Every Thursday at 11 o'clock, re turning on Wednesday. ... ...,_.--., For Hot Springa and Mahurangi—Every Thurs day and Baturday"at H a.m.j returning, on . Monday and Friday. ■'■' ~ , No Parcels or.Goods taken without shipping note. - - ■■';- •• - ■•'--•■,* .-•• ■- *-• * For freight or passage applyto CAaß^.# ! .irAIUKU and own- W HUNGA BTEAM NAVl ***_!_»» GATION CO. (Limited). ' - TIME TABLE-OCTOBEB, 188 L SB 'MANUKAU. Leave Onehunga: ,- i^S'M^,1* la-Satord'jy, 10 a m 15-^^ talAa7,M^L lCMonday, 12.45 p m 17-Monday,«i 30 P m 21-Friday.ipm 2J^S__S teyV? t S 24-Monday, 5p m 25-Tueedoy. 11 am ; 28-Wednesday.Bam 29-Saturday,9.3oam 29-Batnrday,2lsp JD. 81-Monday:itam 31-M°?dß^i pi? B_.r„8_.r„ For Manikau Heads, every ThUMdW.*tß» Bu By order of the directors, all Freight must be prepaid. «TWlß»B_|fc ' ' ' Ag*Uti



Shipping. ::* . aaeas_j»_ "DBNINBULAB AND '081. _23i&s|-£ ' ENTAL STEAM NAVIGA •^^X&TIOIJ COMPANY. PROBABLE SAILING ARRANGEMENTS. ' For CEYLON: &c, with Mails and Passengers ~, for EUROPE and the BABT. ■ 1 ; Rtpnmnr I l*ave I Leavo 1 ... 1 Sydney ] MelbTne Ravenna. i Nov. 4 Nov, 9 INDUS.. _..,... Nov. 18 N0v.23; KOHILLA ;..-.... Deo.2 Deo. 11 Place ot Departure:— Bydnb»_ _ OiroularQuay Meldournb .. Railway Pier (WlUlamsto'n) Adelaide .. Gleneig For further information apply to CRUICXSHANK _ CO.. Agents for Auokland. fiaS_^TVrOKXHEKN STEAMSHIP 4_Sai-___.l CO. (LIMITED). *fl""s** TIME TABLE-OCTOBBB. (Weather and other Clrcumatances Permitting). FOB TAUBANOA AND BAY OF PLENTY ',; " .'.., ~' ports. ... . ,":;... * ISTBAMEB. | DATE OF BAILING, Wellington Monday, 17. fi p.m. ... „.,,.. Thursday,2o.6p.m. Glonelg Monday, 21, S p.m: ~ Thursday, 27.5 p.m. Wellington Monday. 31,5 p.m. ■ Conneots at' Tauranga for Opotiki Stafla and Bay ot Plenty Porta ovory Tuesday ; FOR RUSSELL, WHANGAROA, & MANQONPI. Gleneig. I Monday, 17.5 p.m. Wellington I Monday, 21, S p.m.- .' Gleneig-. ,1 Monday.-31. S p.m. .- , FOB WHANGAREI,. WHANQABBI HKADsj : ■ AND MANGAPAI. . ■ ' I . Every Tuesday at 5 p.m. Argyle (Carrying passengers and cargo , ■ forWalpu). .;',.- 5 FOB WHANGAREI AND WHANGAREI HEADS,; Saturday, 15, S pi_i. . „ i Argyle (Carrying passengers and cargo ~ for Waipn). . ..' . j ■ - ,FOR MANGAWAI. jji Fingal I Every Thursday, i p.m ~ - * ] FOR MBBCPBY BAY. jI Fingal I -.very Monday, at i p.m. ' . No cargo received after 1 p.m. Small parcols prepaid at tho office on tho whaif. ; Passage tickets must be taken at the Com pany s Oiace, No. 67. Queen-street, Auokland. A. MoGRKGOR, • • • Managing Dlreotor: j •EJs*^ VTOBTHERN STEAMSHIP; lX COMPANY (LIMITED).-Foi ■-miimia r p AB __ NG __ B E N0 A.—Tbe s.B. GtKNKta will leave as above on MONDAY, 17th lost, at S p.m.—For freight or passage apply at tho Com- Saay'a Office. 67, Queen-street, Auckland.—A. loGnseoß,Manager. , ..,- .. I jct»_._v OASSENGERS' LUNlfi o_r! _T I'ACKKTS TO NEW ZKA SBMSSmm ownkd by mkssrs. Shaw« SAVILLE, & CO., 31; Leadonhall-Btreet, London, The above fine ot Ships are regular traders to all the principal ports in' New Zealand. They are clipper Bhips, classed Al at Lloyds', and com. mandod by eocperienoed masters. The bill of (are is most substantial. And'of tho best quality, and the accommodation roomy and convenient. The nnderslxnea are empowered to grant pas sages from London to New Zealand, payment for Whioh have been guaranteed In. the colony. Return ships to London also leave at almost regular Intervals. '" I Full particulars on application to . L. D. NATHAN & CO„ ) . : OWKN ft GRAHAM, } Agents. CRUIC&SHANK fc CO. ) _. jcw^j md SHIPOWNERS AND -jiffiiik 1 OTHERS, . ' The Westport ColHerv Company ■■■^■B^■, (Limited) aro opon to Charter Voa scls up to II teet draft, to carry coils from Westport to New Zealand Ports., i .... ' For particulars, applyto undorslgned, W. HAY DICKSON, Dunedin. June. 1831. Beoretary. jtatA. lyi'AC-IiBB Cfc QUEBEAU, ■M^aß^No. fil STONE-STREET NEW Proprietors of the KANGAROO LINE, SAILING PACKETS, From New York to all tbe Principal Aubtba- LIAN AND Nicw ZkALANp PORTS. . H. P. BARBEB, 7, ';■■ .7 Agent In, Auokland. Indents filled with promptness, and freight engage-writs made at current rates. . I '■ , ■ . ' '■ , g___a ■:--.:. :i i money. ,; < .- y.:-viil7 MONEY TO hENVjia large or small Bams, at _mal rates oi interest. ' "i X ■-■■: CONNBLL ft COOPER, : - "- * Solicitors, , . . Vulcan Lone.' I TIyTONEY TO LEND, in sums ot £200 jjJL and upwards, at 7 per cent. JACKSON ft RUSSELL. • •■'■>■ ' j- SoUoiters, Fort-Btreet.' JP<?nnn TO LEND in Sums of £800 **WVI end upivards-F. Ring, Short n' dV*atreeb' -■■ ■ '*-"' -■ ■' ■*- ' ' .. "lVl CNISY ,T0 IjEND on Mortgage of Flretolasa Freehold Securities, i WAL COLEMAN, :22s___s___*: '*-"..•:-*' Solicitor, I ncr of Queen and Shortlond-streets. ~ MONEY JTO LEND,' on "approved Beourlty. • ' '1, _ mrr „„ _ B. K. TYLER, SoUoltor. Vnloon Lane. -loney to Lend on Mortgage at Freehold Securities.- Georgo Eraser, Public Aooountont,' Investing and Estate Agent, W. 8. ■'■'■ Grnhamo's Bond, Fortßtroot, and, No. 8, South British Insurosqe Buildings, corner of Queen and Short and-etroet . ~', ~. . ~ ...... Alt ciland permanent co-operative building and INVESTMENT SOCIETY. * ' , ~.',• :. OITIOK:—93, QOEBN'BTRBBT ■' i} LOANS granted upon approved securities of Freehold or Leasehold Properties in sums of fl-30 to £6,000, principal and interest being re payable in Instalments, at tho following rates for every.£loo borrowed:— i > ■Repaymentsextendp^~„ mr Total anjonnt - lngovor -erwBEK. jjopajrabie. ~ " '' . ""s.'d. .;,'•«'.«.'.. • 1 years - .. -*•12 6 ' 130 0-0 ' - 6'years™' _*'-'.. 9*2 IB 0 S Byears_ i«vr- <i -76 IS6 76.! MOyeara.. ~..-!'..-■ 6 3 - 162 IB '»..- : 4_r Further particulars may^e. obtained on application at the Sooletre Office., '~,,' '■ ' 1 - -. *: JOHN-BATGBR. ~.■ :■ ■■■; - , .:.: Secretary: ON DON* LOAN OFFICE, Ohdbr Thkatrb' Royal, - *.. iVICTORIA-STREBT. ti ' ■ *'" : J. HAHT la prepared to ■ Ofibr adV-ntages :to persons in want of accommodation. MIONEY ADVANCED FROM £5 TO «600 ON - PERSONAL SECURITY. For instance— ■ ' Persons borrowing £5 receive M 10e. oastu . . „ „ ■ «10 -i i. -9. .. „ *20 ~ „ CIS ...j. . - , Repayable by 10 instalments of 2s. In the - per - • ' week. . •_. .i. Money advanced on every doscriptlon ' i .of Goods. _- ' All transactions entertained, and Money, aa ' vonoed without delay, if security . unproved of. _; _. .'■ Promissory Notes discounted at greatly reduced rates of Interest. , y iOTOEIAN LOAN; ASili DlS ' COUNI AGENCY. HIOH STREET, AUCKLAND The'above Agenoy having Opened a Branoh In Auckland is prepared to Advance Sums of Money; from £10 to £1,000, on Personal Security, Deeds of Property, Shares n Publio Companies, and other Securities at ourrent rates. ■ Bills Discounted- Daily. Renewalajeffeoted. t- • , To accommodate Borrowers Loan of (say) - :?*. ;..-■■'■»■, ■:::..,}M9 ■ ',*& y. May be repaid in Instalments of lOslper week ___ T bo repaid In Inatalnients. of R2os per week. Or by any otber mutual agreement Ail oommnnloatlons, either personally or by letter, strlotly coufldential. Address- ■ HIGHISTRBBT. (Next Auokland Hotel). Bor 90. Post^ffloe_. a.UCBLAND RAO COMPANY, , DARBY-STREET, AUCKLAND. Open on FRIDAY and SATURDAY In eaoh week for the Purchase of all kinds of RAGS, METAL, &c. EOR CASH WA NXB JO KNOWN, THAT - . • ' : HP. GIBBONS & CO. DELIVER THE BEST SAWN WOOD j At 12s per Ton. TT T> /VIBBONS ft QOh. aBOC-BS AND PROVISION MEBOHAHTB, BOBBQN-SJB-BT a '



Business Oardßi I VXT li, SKIN NX X, BUILDER CARPENTER AND JOINER, VULOAK LANK.) 1 Every Dosoription of Building Doßignod'and Ereoted. j All Bronohes or the Building Trade oxoouted by Krperionoed Workmen. Shop Fronts Office . Fittings tec. Sct< Wp a I'L l ipps & sua, • OIL, COLOUR, AND GLASS MERCHANTS. Iraportorelof Paporhanglngs. Scrim, Paints, Oils, 1 Turpentine, Colours. Varnishes, Frenoh Polish, ' Gold Leaf, Artist a' Colours and Brushes: Plato, Sheet, Crown, Ornamental, and Photographic Glass; Ploturo Frameß and Tapoßtry Mouldings Clock and Compass Glasses, Glazed Sashes and Doors. Glass out to size and carefully p eked. ' 95 & 91, OUBKN-BTRKET. WELLESLEY-STREET Oa_, COLOUR, & GLASS WARKHOUBE.- C. G. Hill, Importer of Paporhauglngs, Oils, Colours, Glass, Varnish, White Load. Sec, Gilt aad Stained Mouldings and Pictures, &o. Plo> tore-—'anting to ordor. Just landed, ex ' Coro nlUa" and 'Looh Doon,' 215 paokagos Paper hangings, White Lead, Oils Sec— Please noto the address: Wellesley-street West (opposite Market entrance). A ME S il T E W AR T CIVIL ENGINEER ;.- AND AUTHORISED SURVEYOR, CORKER OF SHOBTLAND AND O'CONNBLL ■ , ■ , STREETS. THAMEa UAKKIAGIS AND DRAY FACTORY. •■■ :l"A M _-S-- MA OKIE, VIOTORIA STREET EAST, AUOKLAND. . Repairs ot Every Description In Wood and Iron ." neatly executed on the Shortest Notice. BPKINGS; MADE AND REPAIRED, IW~ N._.-_ouutry Orders punctually attended fa). ■~ -,-- - - ■'.-:.■■ EH A R V.» I E • (late of London), .;!.'; . uOAOHBOHiDER,: Upper Queen-BTRBBT. Landaus, Broughams, Barouohos, -Victorias, and Phratonßof overy description manufactured at from 50 to 100 per cent, less than what yon will P»y for Englißh importations. All work guaranteed., Repairs in all, branches. N.B.—Tho advertiser was for many, j oars manufacturer to the trade In London VT ,lS WA O 5 AND .P.ONJ-O il BY JJi JUNCTION STORE, / .; .. .. '~ CORN-B OT ~.',„■ 7 Newton and Qbbat NortrßoAds, ..... : .J. M.7 white ■;.""; ' FAMILX GROCER AND TEA DEALER. Dairies of Butter of* First-olass QuAlitx. Bran, Maize, Oats, and Potatoes., < - US' Famllloa Waited upon for Ordbrr."B» Goods Promptly Pallvored. ~ rj ARNOCK BROTHERS, SOAP AND CANDLE MANUFACTURERS, G.OX'S CREJEK, RICHMOND, OFFICE l DURHAM-STREET, AUCKLAND. Cash Purchasers of Tallow, Wool, Shoopsklns, and Bones. Sffl B AND F OX r T IS it, \JC COACH-BUILDERS' * GREY-STKBET, APCBLAKP. N.8.-Iron-bark Shafts, Spokes, I elloes, Blue Gum and kinds of Hardwood, at Lowoat Market Prices. Jvk :d; w a r. d s, • coal merchant. ship agent. Bay ot Islands, Newcastle, and* Waikato Coal to any quantity. Ollioe&nd Yard, Breakwater, Auckland, opposite Hallway Station. ~j H B N l) ifi B SO M, HOUSE,-HIP. SIGN, AND GENERAL DECORATIVE PAINTER, HO. 8, WYN D H AM-STRKET. dbisjamiu tasn bk, publio accountant,! '„ ,7.,, ,7 7, ..auditor, ('. 7-7 '...'. estate and insurance agent, ' 70. QUEEN BTREET. i j~ B<W I X N-'B B_ O if, • AUCKLAND STEAM WiOOD TURNING FACTOKY, WyndhA-; Street (Next Shakespeare HotmJ, Having introduced Steam Power, he Is now pre pared to make a Reduotion of Twenty jer Con off ho price of all common work. Of Conntrv Ordere pnnctnaUv attended to XIUTICE OF «£-UVau cl LITTLE (late J. J. Mills), ■FURNITURE EMPORIUM, HAS B E ,M ,0. V. E D to tho'Cornorof - VICTOBU & CHAPBL-STR-KT9. .ILL IAM TENNANT, i,';,.Pionkbr Man- aoturbb of UMB R E LLAS .AND PAR AS OLB, _ --. :. UpperQueen;stteet. •-• Wanted Kiowa Tennanf sAI Umbrellas, are the Beat and Cheapoßt. New summer stook at prices to meet the times. Recovering in the best style, with choice variety of material. Note-i. Lennox's Buildings, Upl»r "Quoen treat.- Established 1869. ■> ■ CI LA B K'"js JJ KO T H BBS, / ARTIBT PHOTOGRAPHBBB 1 '•'.< :" (opposiris union bank), QD BjS N ■ SIB B IT, A 0 OK. LAND, ' Photography In the Latest and Most. Fashionable Styles. Executed In . a' manner Unsurpassed in the Colonies, LAKOK COLLECTION NEW ZEALAND VIBWS ''--....... .'. . Always on Hand I" AM' B S BD T CHE B, tl CARTER, CONTRACTOR. SW QMda Carted and Delivered from ship's side on Shortest Notice. Ballast Supplied. Newcastle and Bat of Islands Ooal. Albo. Firowood (out and unout) reasonn le. TrF-B-tIKY I* BORSTBB, SOUCITOE AND BARRISTER, TAURANGA. AUOKLAND. WH AN S O; N, . CARPENTER and JOINER, «' { BERESF;ORp-STREE(T. AuOKtANiB, 7 Oppoßlte the Congregational Church. All repairs promptly and economically exoouted. Bstlmatea given.- Funerals furnished. J, A v a T IN* ti 0., • Who_eba_b' BOOT AND SHOE MANUFACTURERS. A Large Stoott, of Peooed, Rivkttxd and Sewn Goods of all sorts and sizes - to select from, AM Orders have Quick lioßpatoh. . colonial Foot FACTORY, 14; Wtndham-strekt. Auckland. TWEWTO-I VENETIAN- BLIND IX. \ work:, G B O. T U C KE B, ' VENETIAN BLIND MAJCEK AND WIRE WORKER, KAbabgahafb Road, Nbwtoh, -Venetian BUnds of the beat quality made and axed at is per foot. Wlreworfc, of any descrip tion and pattern, made to order Repairs neatly executed. TIIDWABD BAB X LEY, ABOHITKOT, STIOHBURYS BUILDING » QPKgN,.BTBBBT. J_ I O H JN ' S .0 P V B X, V HOUSE, LAND. - r -AND GENERAL COMMISSION AGENT j Opposite H.M.'a Custom-houso, FOBI-ST KE_ T, AUOKIAH D, ■HAS 'AIWAYS FOB SAX* Large Blocks of h AND FARMS, botit Improved'and otberwls Also. i HOUSES, COTTAGES. &C On Most Reasonable Terms. ■-• ■ WILLI AM X H iJ'Jtt.A S, Corner of Lome and Viotorla-streets, . Auckland East MONPMKNTAIi, MABBLE, AND GENERAL STONEMASON, ABCHITBCTUBAI. SCULPTOB AND OASVKR, Inscriptions accurate and beautiful. Monuments, Tombs, Headstones, and every description of Stone Work at the lowest posßlole prices for town and oonntrv . . * ■' Kstabiishkd 1866. ■mJT.K T. .TBAF FOB V, SURGEON DENTIST j •WAKKim-D-aTREKT. NKAB QO-BN-STB-Wi j Painless Krtntotton of Teeth by »bo OxWo- Nitrogen Gas. PM«W»lOBftl gOVQ_a »«Wt tttl 9 v,m.)



''<";', (Jar<\a, ] OOOK-BINDINu & PAPER-RULING , WILLIAM LEYS, 3 BOOK-BINDER. 3 Mekchants' Account Books Rulod 3 ond Bound to Pattern.1 J MUSIC. MAGAZINES. BIBLES 2 AND PRAYER BOOKB, DOONII IN ATX STYLES. 5 I___i__-MMMlS^S__ffl TbeolDoors abovo STAR Offlce, BAKBRS't SPECIAL RULED DAY-BOOKS. . LIBRARY BOOKS STRONG.& CHEAPLY A ME S* ii w AT JS X; OH_MIST AND DRUGGIST. ' , r HOBSON-ST^KKT, . ~ J OLQBB TO WELLINOTON-€-Bltlfl. 'P AIT BROTHERS 1 MARBLE and FREESTONE MASONS Monuments;. Hood-Btonosi * Tombs, and- \ , Iron. Tomb.Rnillngß, ISSORIPTIONS EXKOOTKD IN A'BUFEBIOH BTVLB. PaiOES and Desions FRKK on AppUoation. | A-BKEBBt— . : .' ~ ~ -T, ,/ ■ » >, j " • Corner o» . Rutland And lornk Streets. "' '.'T/.i Near Junction of Queen and Wokefleld atreetalj JW. X N I G H T 9 (lAtb of *hk oinr*MAKKfcr), ; ":. \ POULTERER, FkUITEKER & GREENGROCER^ Corner of Dabuv an QoE«;N-sTHBKTB, n ; Wholesale and Retol / Eatabllshed 1806. .". SHIPPING-SUPPUED.. ... ...] Poultry, Dressed for Table, always ready. ! Live Pigoona,' Rabbits, Fanoy Birda, Ducks; Geese; Torfeeys, and Fowlb kept In stook, Game Fowls, Spanish, Mrahmas, and Bantams, , (Pure-bred);' • ' FRESH BUTTER AND KGQS ALWATS ON HAND. Lioensed Dealer In Gamer „„„_ tar ENIGfIT'S QENTRAL, MARKET, • . Two doors above Arthnr'aAnotion Mart, j tnr^- _r ririr7KTßr JTrxiriO~Ri > DRAUGHTSMAN too, Drawings. Maps and Hanscbmp_ea, Dravra toSoale from Rough Sketohee orTraood. ■ Addreaaoe.&o Illuminated'lr tho HlghostStyle of the Ait.' !'•■■• . Anotloneers' Show Plans and Lithographs. Bohodulea prepared for Opugty and Highway, , Boards. , ; OFFICE—2S, Onoen-Btreot, ovor National In- j aurunco Comnanv'a Offloo. ' * / 'pSOS, j HARBUTT. ■ / AMERICAN CORN BROOM, _ 1: . ~;(( AND BTEAM BRUSH WORKS, VICTORIA-STREET EAST; ' AUOKLAND. Awarded at-Sydney Exhibition Bbonek Mkdal and CEIITIFIOAI-, If! ISix _ X AN ■_» V 0.,' 1 Wholesale Shipfinq and Familt/. BUTCHERS, Queen-Btreet. , _.--, (Next Bank* of NoW Zealand: I Auokland]., Poultry of All Kinda dfoßsod to order.'' - ■ Prime Sraokod Tongues, Home-oured Bacon Corned Beef on Sale, in Large Quantities. W N.B.—Dealers in Game. *is_; ■' Uvo Pheasants -forwarded to all ports of the Colony upon recoipt of order. Fatu _ea waited on In town or suburbs. I Ti| O O D V A N I) Q 0„ V A M IL V GROCERS, QUEEN-S T R E E T, OMEHUNOA. Families regularly waited on, and goods , - promptly-delivered. . ■ O. P■ J5 L H A M • LADDER & BARROW MAKER. 80 and 82, VictoriA-strbkt, Every Description of Ladders, Stops, Barrowßi J arrow Whools, Clothes Horses, Clothosßoiee, Travelling Cheats, &c, on band or made to order. A liberal discount allowed to Contractors and On wholesale order. , Shop and Offloo Fittings; and all kinds of Job blag work done by experienced workmen on 'th3shortestnotloe. > >_: . _. N.B.—Ladders, Steps and Barrows lent on hire. Violins bought. ' ' ' Ono or two superior old Violins for sale; also, a good V-iilnoello cheap. ■ ■ ■■• ;.- ' ■ R R LAND UK O X H X «8, WOOL MERCHANTS, * TANNERS AND LEATHER MANUFACTUBERS, IMPORTERS OF ' Saddlers' and Bootmakers' Machinery, Engl . and Foreign Leather, Saddlery, Saddlers^ Ironmongery, Boot Uppers, Grindery, Mill Belting, Suotion and Doll very Hose, tec, &&.; Warehouses:—Vuloan Lane and High street • Works i—PanmuTo. Auckland.* i -. Constituents' Orders Promptly ond carefully Eyooutod.i , . Por Sale. 7 7 ' .7 t\ R O U JN v L I M E. '.; ' \'. I ,GROtJND LIME. C:." ' '."",'. ■'. V 'FOR SALE ,/ .7. ~'7 SOUTH G AT*E'S Mahurangi Hydraulic ground'Rochb; „7 ' ~LIME,.. '7.' -'' -j.:';'.', ' in any quantity, for "Concrete,'PatW, -Floors,* Cellars, etc. (next to stone flagging; Is unrivallod for durability and hard-setting qualities). Forj tanks and other wet work it is a flret-olaaß mater •* - 7'".,, '■ .' ,!' 7' ... ' ''".'.'■ \ B. KEAWE, SOLE AGENT, Customhouse-street. . * \ ON SALE AT THE AUCKLAND! ..j ~ SEED. DEPOT . - . . ~, ISO tons of Canterbury and aru Pota • toes; prime sample . * '.'■. , *' j Car tor's Improved Magnum. Bonums—fori Carter's Improved Bcotoh Champlona—for Aahloaf, Fluke, and Lapstone Kidneys—for' Plnk-eyeS, 811 ver-Bklns, and Poor Man's' ... 1 ;:Frlerid—^forseed * >\ Oata, for aeed and feed! • ' Maize, whole and ornshed -...,,,, Field Peas; Tares, Rye, Sorghum, &o. &o, Bonedust, coarse and fine Peruvian Guano ~ :,.•,•;:.. -; Huon Island Guano • ■; ' ■ SaperpbOßphate ~.,; Hay* Straw, ond Chaff '- *•'. . Catalogues to be had on application Purple Straw and Tuscan Seed-Wheat Having lately secured the services o£ Mr. j.* F. Smith, who haa been tor ten yearß In the Nursery B—liness and Landscape Gardening near Birmingham,,attd:for nearly two yoara with Mr. C. T. Wren, of Mount Hobson Nur sery, Taiitt now prepared to give estimates for laying out and planting Gentlemen's Gardens, tec, &0;..'.! i -~-* fi!' .;.■'■"■ ■ [ 7 THOMAS :STEAUMAN,' 75 j . 187. QUEEW-STREHIT. AUCKLAND. SANFORU'S' FRUIT AND PRO-; VISION STORE. ' ; Pork Pies ' - ''".(jbmL Hop Beer dlng.edlb •' ''WB^U^^^^^^ 8d lb/ Orangei, Apples, Banahas, Pine Apples. Baoon, Oheeße, Butter, Eggs. w PowlS,2s9dtoSs3deaOb. Taranaki and Auckland Salt Butter, Gd tolOd lb. VtOTOBiA-STRggT (oorner of Albert_treet). fCB. E AP. OUT L E K^Y ~' .: 7 219,.QUEEN-STREET. ,-, ; THOMAS SAMUEL - Having determined to olear out the whole, of his STOCK P F CUTL ER V, At Immense sacrifice, Is now offering Ivoby and Bone- Table and Dessert I Knives • Table and Dessert Knives amd Forks : Electho-platb Spoons, Fobks, tea. Pocket Knives on Oardß . Soissoes—Embkoidebv. Nail, &o. Look wood's, Johnson's, and other best makers. All of the above Imported Ddject 7, from Sheffield, and Must . • ■'.:••'. be Sold. ; - 7 GREAT BARGAINS l "' I T H'OMAS SA M U EL, 249, QUESN-SISBST,



- jtJusmeisff Nbticee."' '< * ; I | NOTICE' OF REMOVAL,; Jas. A. PkNNAi-iaKN wishes to hiforin hl_ friends, enstomers, and tho general publio that he has Romoved to tho premises lately occuplM by Mr O-oksey, Wakefield street. J.AP.. in thanking his oußtomors fot their previous sup port, hopes for a continuance of their patronage, as it will be his endeavour to offer them tho beat quality at lowest prices. : '110 BUTOHURS, SETTLERS, JL FARMERS; AND OTHERS, The undersigned are, Cash JPubohabkus of HIDES, BHEIUP3RIN3, 'WOOh, TALLOW, beeswax, sec, Sec, at Highest Market Rates Consignors direct will have prompt and Im mediate oash remittances' returned at satisfoo* Wr7^atM• IRBLAirBROS.,' TiNNKB AMD LKATHEII MANUFAOTirREHS, 'UOKLAND. v rBEO to inform the Customers and Frionds of tho late Mr, George D. Burke; Wholesale and Retail Bellows Maker, ot Woke» field-street Auokland, that the business will be carried on as heretofore, under the superinten dence of his widow, and all orders ana corres pondence will bo thankfiilly reoeived by tha undersigned and attended to as before. BK . MRS."G.BURKE. '•, : ' Wakefleld-street. Auokland. I i i . . '.mmmmm Formoeto In _lorte, j;. VTBW ZEAIiAND* FERNS, ]3( Unmounted, or u!r» lr> -j Tastofnlly Mounted In Varions ways, IPKOM 12 C P TO 120 VAR ETIBS, ! orSateby • '•' '.' ■'''! E E I O ,C.E'A I G, ;'■ J 'j ;' *,-PW-OM-STRBMi'-'!'' .''' " 7/'.£ __■—__■_—■_ ■ ■—*——■—■—__——■ Hi—H W': "AD.COCK.' ot,; Ueniuera, Joegs i 6 • Inform the publio ot Newmarket and surrounding dlstriots 'that' *he * has NOW {OPENED a -Branoh Business i at. New -1 market, opposite the Railway Station, eapoolally , i for tho' sale of Small Goods, and hopes to receive a Bhare of patronage. German Sausa|os, Pohv nles, Black Puddings, Tripe, Genuine Pork Pies and Saveloys. Poultry truased to order. .'Every* thing of beat description and at moderate totes. -JtT IGHT, S OIL .0.0 N TE A CIV; All persons ;ln the City or Suburbs requiring thoservloes of the presont Contractor at tho h-duoed i_kTK3.should make early;application to G. WILSON, at his.resldenoe, Nelson-street: or under cover, addressed "G. Wilson. Night 801 l Contractor. City ConnoU'Offloos ■" ..■■■■' rp ' 0 TRAVEL L. ER 8, & o.' Puksknts ran Homk.—Very Randsomo Cur , oslty Cabiiiote, Inlaid Table Tops, ond Walking Sticks, made ot rich and beautiful New Zealand Woods; aluo, Polished Specimens ofWooda in small box, and Brass-bound Chests Of Drawors in picked Mottled Kauri. All at voryreaaon abloprioos. • . ... •ii ■: .. t.. WJiLUAM NORRIS. „,i, ~ , Worker of Native Woods.top of Shortland-Btroet. rpURNITURis WAREHOU'SEI * K9 \- -'E. COTTEB, '• ' :' j CABINETMAKER, UPHOLBTKBKB, UnDBRTAKKK. , Bagatelle Tables made to order, > * - , , Billiard Cuea always on hand. VIOTORIA-3TREET WEST (oorner btNelsoni stroet), AuCEtAND. "•'}' All orders promptly attended to. Cbajges moderate., . . ~ i Knives Re-bladod.l . ISa^s Sharpened. HENRY LEA DB E A'XB-B (Prom Bheffleld>, '/..'. f PRACTIOAL GIRINDER AND CUTI-CR, , ' .'WAKEPIEtD-STKIET. , -..•',","" [ Sclseors, Surgical Inßtruments, arid Carpenter's Tools put in thorough order. ' 1 ■ Razors Hollow Ground. fTTHE NEW __A.LAND TIMBER COMPANY (LIMITED) > '. ] Bog to Inform their numerous Customers tha! they have purchased'the Business hitherto con ducted by Messrs. Jagger and Parker, and that, in accordance with this arrangement, Mr, Jagger will bo the Manager for the Company in Auokland, who will rocolve and oxocuto all ordora. ;:' > ■■• ■ '!<< i " ~,,..,./ - aA. HARRIS,' ! Chairman. Auokland, Soptember, 1881. WE beg to givo notice to our Customers that wo have incorporated Our Buainosa with tho New Zealand limber Co. (Lxuitedl. JAGCIKR & PARKER. Auckland, Soptembor, 1881. . THE NEW ZEALAND TIMBER, COMPANY (LIMITED) | Are now prepared to supply Timber ot any ength and size at the shortest notice. . . l FRANK JAGGER, Manager. Anokla id. September 1881. -■ ; Tjl YEN ING CONCERTS SELECTIONS FROM'OPERAS, EONGS, j DUETS, &o.', &0. 7 Every Person ban have these in their own Home 1 by calling on J. HQWIJEN, iS^OBTLAND■STRBBT I and PoHOBASiKa ono of his NRWiiV-lMPOßxisp PIANO 8. . i TJt IA. G O L SON XX• Begs' to Inform the' Auckland Publio , that he: has NOW OPENED one of those NEW SHOPS to VIOTOniA-STBBKSae < STATIONER, BOOKSELLER, ETC., With a varied ansortmont of Ftert-oIoBS Good* at vory moderate prices. An Early Inspection Invited. ■: ; MESSRS WHITE & POWDRELL ' (Late Mr White) Havo added to their Ale and Stunt Bottling Establishment, and aro Direct Importers ot WINEB, and SPIRITS, r Superior Qualities and Leading Brands always In Btook. . "''."! Wholesale .Orders supplied at prices which can compote with any warehouse in town., Invoroargill Ales and Stout from tho Brewery whioh took the Prize at tho Sydney Exhibition. 1879. : . t_-S_a i HOBSON'B BUILDING ' Tqht-btbebt. Auckland.. .».. ~ C.JJ, OWN B A X E R V, KARANGAHAPE ROAD, Opposite Pitt-street Wesleyan Chapel. DAVID GRUBB, Baker, Confectioner, and general Storekeeper. : A new and extensive Shop lately added to the former one; Tho Best Dairies of Butter, tfggs, and Canterbury Cheeses, &c„ continually on hand. Goods guaranteed ot the.best quality, and at Queen-Btreet prices. An early trial re quested; CORLEY'S BUILDINGS. HOBSON STREET. MRS BEACH (late of Chrlstchuroh, New Zealai'd), begs to Inform the Ladies of Auoklana and Burrounding districts that she has etortea a Millinery - and Dressmaking Establishment, whero'the latest materials may be brought by oastomers to be made up in every variety of Parisian and English styles, ala mode. The publio may rely upon punctuality and striot attention to all orders: and Mrs 8., having had 14 years' experience In tho South, conUdently solicits the patronage of future favours. YOUNG'MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSO CIATION. CORNER OF .WELLBSLE. AND ALBERT'STRBXTB Reading Room, Comfortably ffnnu'shed. All the Loading Papers on tho tables. Subscription, 2s 6d per quartar. The Library contains .up wards of 2800 vols; In the various teportments of Literature. Bubsoription, 2s 6d wer quarter. Tea and Coffee provided.. Employment and Boarding-houßo Registers. Meeting tor Young Men on Tuesdays, at 7.30. EvangeUstlo Service, Thursdays, _t 7.80. Bible Reading and Prayer, Saturday,, at 7-30. Bible Class, Sunday, at 3 p.m. Stranqeks and others (eapoolally Young Men) cordially invited to visit the Rooms, where all information may be obtained. Open from 8 a.m. till 10 p.m. ■ jIDEN TERRACE JTUOX OEEICE. F. M. MORLEY, TEA DEALER AND FAMILY GROCER, EDEN TERRAO- Fomilles waited upon for orders. Good delivered to any part of tho'.Town and Bubnrbß. . AYLOR'S PATENT SEWING MACHINES Asa Simple to Learn. . S .!..'■! I QoiETinAotion. . i Not liable to get out of order. Possess large and easily threaded Shuttles. No Difficult* in getting Needles and Extras TAYLOR'S PATENT SEWING MACHINES . Should be Inspected by all desirous of pro curing a Thoroughly Good Machine. Also, to be had at Low Prices,. TWISTED LOOP-STITCH MACHINES Of Beat Construction. tar aoent : T. PEACOCK, OPTICUN. Speotaolea, Telescopes, Microscopes, Barometers, Eleetrio Bells, Sec Ii Instruments and Machines Repaired. SHORTLAND ■ STREET, (Opposite the Post^filee)



~| 7 l-ducationai.::' "»VH BOARDING AND DAY , SCHOOL FOR GIRLS and Preparatory School foi > Children (Boys and Girls), oonduoted by Mrs * Linton, Tyneville, Devonport, North Shore * Auckland.—The next Quarter commences 1211 Ootober. Children of visitors to tho Norti - Shore during the summer months con bo re colved into tho Sohool as Boarders or Day 1 Pnpllß. Terms on application. -'■',-, WELLESLEY-STREET EVENING ' CLASSES. "'.'; , " SEPARATE FOR MALBS AND FEMALifei Second Quarter 'cominoncds <on MONDAY October 3rd. ,(! ill . . Classes tor Ladles will moot on Monday and Wednesday, from C p,m. to 8 t.m, . ■- , Second Series of Lectures: ■ "EPOOHB OF BNGI^H .HISTORY.* ,7 | \ 7;riab!;'iOß'per.Qnarter,ln.a_yance.,'.,.,.,l i mHE AKf OF UINGINGJ Mr H7 GORDON GOOCH, Associate o^ the Royal Academy of Music, London, and Bronze and Silver Medallist of that Insiito. tion; receives * Pupils tor SINGING, and VOICE PRODUCTION at' prlvaW residence in O'Rorke-'street, Albert Park, j |y|i ii r. a, w oaii;H*'Mj Tkaoher of the. Pianofoktk and . j ,7; ,| HABMONIPM.ii ;.'( "< J&SID ] Adflress—Care of Auckland Musio Ware; honse. '■- '', '','' . ''„ 'r'i' ■ . '.'.'.".'\ I MR 8. A L L A„N W B », %-\ ' :' : ; t_ao__b of,.- ~; ■~ ' i 7.."V0cal and Instrumehtai. Mtrafb,. I Present Address— ", V,7 .... ~i " ""-'.-■„■", j ' Dkvonshibe House. Hobbdn-strekt. j — ■ 7;,,,■"'„' ;! I ''^"':-7:..,.',."77T/H ",'•; ;-' -7 •'■ftrai>ehr.'7t., 7; I !Yy E L L.ES Dis V ...-.. HjO, v S'e] "•''.'.;," - irtrr Opened, .„.,','"', '■'.'. } % CHOIQE AaSORTMENTjOF'.7.7' SPRING DRESSES,SPRINGM___IN__-, HATSJ GLOVES, NECKTIES, RUFFLES, COLLAKS, * 7 CORD AND TASSELS, ETC, ~'■',,'..", j A Large Stock of.CORSETS just to hand, ;;.„.. in a,variety;of mftkes,"from2/8. :.-.". j . Thompson's: ".Glove Fitting" Corsets.: • * A Largo Stook of TWEEDS from 1/B."' ■■> [ Morloy'u Knlttlng.Cbttoh; 1/9 per lb.** T ' HOSIERY—No better value anywhere. - * Fivo por cent. Discount for cmsh on Parcels oI 20s and upwards. ' a_il--.il, I Country orders promptly and faithfully '■i executed.'•'," " TtSTBUY YOUR DRAPERY'AT i <*ii ! . ,-.L O V E T rU3 'S,i - rrn | ~..,..,-,,. .. : ,....'.'. , Wn_Licg__g-BTBieigr. ' ARGAINB I i iRAKO-INS I DAK GAINS I Ladles, bearto mind that Wll lams has Opened Up another lot ot Kresh Goods whioh he intends to sell cheap.'' The best and cheapest lot of Ladles' Underclothing In Auok and; the best assortment of Realand Imitation Maltese Laos; a nioelot ot'Laoe and Silk Ties,. Neck - Frilling; a large< assortment -of GUt and Block Brooches and Earring- cheap, Ladies from the-oountry would do wettte buy their goods at WlUlaqu ft. Cheapest Houee In Town; i foot ot Grey-street, four • doors above Market Entrance. Open till 8 p.m. , ■ ~ j "\fJBW. GOQDsI mEWGQODSI ■•> SPRING AND SUMMER. UPPER: i tit ;278 •:-*■:. QtyEßiN* , ~.. ~: : ,STREET. ; ; vi jj a !,,j..- ■' '"'"' -JOHi^SING,/^ Ia returning thanks for the liberal patronage he has received since the opening of his Drapery Businesa, begs to announce to bis oastomers and tho public generally that he has now Opened his SPRING and SUMMER Goods, well sei looted, which will bs sold (as usual) wlthasmall advance on cost, and giving the best yalub) possiblefor Cash. ~»..:,,.i t, 1 , ...l >.-::;.■ <*j We ore now showing speolal lines In— j Beiges, all shades, 6Jd yard ;'" ' !"' '}' Lodlea 1 Two-thread BalbtigganHoaoi lOd .Ladies' Lace Fiohus. is 6d •..,..•; Lustres, in all shade*, BJd yard .{. i„ Deep Coloured Fringe,' I.OJd yard ... ; Ladies* Pall-slzo Ties, al shades; l.d ' ! Bummer Flowers, id spray [ Together with a Large Assortment ot Dress materials and Fanox Abtiolxs, , tor the BeasoU.' , •"■-. i, Note the address:— JOHN KEESING, 1 278, Ujpbr Qubbn-strbet. j 1 // , DEFERRED |l: '", *• , -I p a.y .m-:b"n t"I •i,,: ■ ' ' '■«'-'- ' SYaTBM 'l ''' j Mv, N r o &;m ilit ig An i tatlorb. •;," .7..,.:;,'. r DRAPERS, ANDOUTBTTTERS,,'^ I X A RANG A H.A p jjkr o A 03 (Opposite Newton Post OffltSe); 7' ;1 f Have w«ix - Assbnt-o STOOK >6t *■ thq BEST CLASS GObDB," * In the following Departments i-Dreaees, Prints, Calicoes, LOngclaths, Bheetings, UnensJ Flannels, Blankets, Rugs. Carpets, O-'oM Shirting, Counterpanes,, waterproof; Cloaks! Mantles. Frenoh Merihoes, Shawls,' Cash meres, Silks, Shirts, Curtains, Umbrellas, Mantle Cloths, and Tweeds. -.: > * I • Having found that thore is an opening for a TAILORING BUSINESS on tbe'D_B_Bß_o Pavmbnt Svbtbm, they- have secured the ser-i vloes of a FIRST CLASS CUTTER, an^ are how prepared to make to measure, from First olaes Materials, at reasonable prices, every, description of Clothing. ■'-' ' '\, .'. ' i AR Tweeds thoroughly shrunk before being made up, and fit and workmanship guaranteed; The Deferred Payment Sj/atan has been tonnd to be a great boon, by enabling -those with limited Incomes to procure neceßsariea In the easiest possiblewwaty t :-,-;>•• J'i !._£ i M. & M. having had considerable London.ex perience In this partionlor System of Business, and having their Goods DrKiCT'fhim the Best London and Glasgow Firms, are In a position to offer the BEST GOODS on the MostlAdvan- TAQEOUB IEBMB, ' '~;, .',,': «r Note the Address,— •' ' ! ..'.* TUT UNR 0} & jy/T ILL I QAN, KABANGAHAPR ROAD & ' (Opposite the Newton Post Office); A. S T E P H E N SON, • NEWTON FANCY BAZAAR.^ .' j Toy Warehouse, _tatloner. sWools, Silks, Pic tured, and Ornaments of every description, begat to call the attention of the surrounding publio to his Choice and "Varied Stock oft he.above. Schools Bm>pHbd with all necessary matorialß. A nice assortment 01-looks. - ~ * i The Prices at this Establishment are consider ably under Queen-street Prices...' .1 | * - A call respectfully sOliolted. RETIRIN- FROM THE COACH-! 1 BUILDING BUSINESS. ,'„7 ; j ALEXANDER MA OKIE, M COACHBUILDEB, / Durham-street West, Boas to Inform the Public of Auokland and sur rounding districts, that' he baa disposed of his Coaohbuilding Business to Messrs W. and E. Bastkn, and while thanking his Patrons for the support so liberally accorded, him during the long period* he has been in business, begs to BOlioit for his suooessora a continuation of the same patronage and support. I.VTITH reference to the above, W. and 'Kf B. BASTBNbog to state that no efforts will be wanting on tholr part to merit a con tiauation of •the,- confldenea' and patronage accorded to their predeoesaor., • ■.-.,..: Having hod' great practioal experience as Coaohbuildors in Kngland, and ten years on oolonial and American work, their Patrons may confidently rely that all orders or work of any description entruated to tneir care will receive their personal supervision, and be executed in the beat manner, with pnnotaallty and despatch. , Address "■"■ W & E. BAS TE N (Late A. Mackie), COACH BUI L D BR S DOKHAM-STBKET WEST, " '! i Auokland. rpQ POULTRY HRJSISDERS. , EGGS supplied for HATCHING from_ ! Bramhaß,dark Couohins, .buff Couohins, blaok Langßhang, black Hambnrgs, silver spangled Spanish, black These Birds are from the celebrated stookso Lady Guyder, Ipswioh, England.. •. ■ ' ■ n Terms, Sec, on receipt of stamped envelope. I Allordersaddressedto the Poultry Yord i Lal«) Takapuna, or Robertaon Bros., Symenda-street, will receive prompt attention. ■■ J THAMES AND MRRSEY MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY. LONDON. Paid-up Capital.6*2oo,ooo; Reserve Fund,«S2s,ooo. Marine risks accepted at lowest ourrent rates. W. HEATH, AGENT. Comer ot Queen and West Quwn-itteeta >'..■ ■ ■ -:* :.., . . .... «.■:.: -:: ::,



| ' '-^""' Meaical. "''"'"' [ I '-iA J -FEW ;OF #B WONDERFUL i '£%. " 'CURES BY " "" | pROFESSOR riUSSCOTT. . Professor Gusscott, South Town Belt. Dear Sir,—l htive been troubled with nervous debility for the past eight years, brought on as you hare 1 explained in the "Canterbury Times," by the I indiscretion of early youth. I have spent scores of pounds first--with ono and then -with another, i but never recoived any permanent benefit. | Some said that I bad heart disease, others that ! I was consumptive, bat when I wrote to jon from thoßakala you explained my Bymptoi-JBO exaotly that Twos induced to come to tow__t once.thoughyou toldmeyouoouldtreatmeequal- I ly as well by stopping and attending to my work as ! In losing time by coming to town. 1 was unfit ! or work, so decided to come to town for a spoil, : as I could neither eat nor sleep. My mind wandered; I hod a desire to be away from com pany, and yet when alone my own company wot hateful to me. I was troubled, with the most hideous.dreams., and wa9:in that law, nervous state which made me sometimes feel as if deatk would bo a happy release. My head ached, my hoart palpitated violently, I would statt almost at my own shadow. My mind, In fact, was not my own. I caw you. on my arrival in town, when you were In Manohester-atreet, and you then told me that it would take three months at tho very least to pfleot -Perfect cure, and that 1 must comply exactly with yon? Instructions; II not, you would not guarantee a cure. lam now happyto say that I did as you told me to the very regulating my hours and habits, and that now, after the ianse of fifteen weeks, my memory is restored, my Bight has become strong again, my mind has Ceased* to -wander. -1 can enjoy company, and, in short, Richard's himself again. I should hot go to the trouble of doscrib ing so minutely my sufferings, but that I know of bo many young men who are living seoluded lives, whose sufferings ate precisely what my! own were before I came to you, and who, although In health, woald be really amiable and estimable persons, are looked upon as gloomy.' morosa, and unsociable men simply because of that phase of the disease which I have named,; a hatred for company. If this should be read by any, of those .persons, suffering -as Xj did, and theyi are •'induced to 'apply*'to you "for relief, I will guarantee that they will say afcer a 'few l weeks that*rtheyitnever laid out a more profitable sum of money than when they came to Professor Gusscott—Believe me,' yours faithfully, Richard Dsbson. P.S. — £ return to my work to-morrow, and I know my friends will be agreeably, astonished at my pre-* sent appearanoe. Victoria-street, Christohurch,' Jan. 20,1880. j To Professor Gusscott, South Town Belt. 8 ': —I am happy to present you with the gravel you took from mo. Yon will find upon weighing it that the nett Weight is 14 grains. In doing so, I may Btato that prior to consulting you I had tried all the medical men- in- town, ,ewitho_t ob taining any relief. Accidentally meeting Mr VVlUlams, of this town, he related to me how you had cured him of the same complaint, and strongly advised n)e to- chhbult you. This I reluctantly did, as I had become quite dis heartened with what I had hitherto only proved attempted-cures, and had -ultimately resulted in absolute failure. * After giving you a short trial, however, I became convinced that yours was no'attempted cure, .and tho result proved my convictions quite correct, for in IS days I was going about In a perfectly sound state of health, I am well-known in Asbburton,—l nm. yours ever truly, John Harrison. Jan. 9. 1881. I To Professor Gusscott, South Town Bolt. Dear Sir,—When I app led to you I had beon suffering with the dropsy for this last four years. Before I left Wellington I bad been under three different doctors, but ceVer received any benefit from; them. I wa3 advised to oome to Chr_tchurcb for a change of climate, hut finding there was no change for the better, I was advised to be tapped by the doctors, who told me that was the only hope there was for me. 1 have always] heard, it said that when anyone is tapped there Is 'no cure ; bat I am happy to say.that When I applied toyon, you said you could euro mci in blx weeks, providing that I went by your lnstruoj tions; also, wbeh you showed us the different assortments and the quantity that you have, my hasband made up his mind at once, apd being a believer in herbs and the many hopeless eases they have cored in the part of Lancashire that I oamofrom, I know that I could not do any •betteC.than'oome under your treatment; T'feet it-my 'dutjp ito - publicly acknowledge the' great benefit that I have derived from yonr treatment. __: __;;y6nrs -tergratefpi,'Sarah Potcß.""_/,: ' I To Profeeaor Gusscott, Soutii.ToWn Belt,: Sir, —I think'it my duty, to give yott my testimonial -t.respeijt of the curative;treatment/of .your Herb—. Tonic.,-,I have been suffer—ig from Uver complaint for several rears; In fact i was so bad that I was not able, to attend Ux- mj- .business.* My face was as yellow as gold. I could not cat —not sufficient (or a child. Whoh I did. It lay In a hard substance in my stomach. I was* con tinually rifting wind and.gas. always constil pated,.palpitation of the heart, with a continu ally burning pain...,. T.had cold chills; running, down my back. _ could idt sleep on my: left side. It Is quite unneoessary to toll.you that I have tried several things In the chemiata' shops,' but I found It'was bnjymoney ,thrownaWay; but hearing of bo many ;.who' hive. been, under your treatment, and all. of, them speaking- so liighly of you, I thought It better to give Jyou: n trial,'and I am happy to say that after-two months of your trDatment lam a new man. I now eat'heartily and everything, agrees with me. .With'many, thanks,:! am fours respeotj * fully,' William Jenkins, Armagh-street.', Feb ruary . 183 L ' -~ " ~.'" " 7 ■•>'", ■•' ' j To Professor Gusscott, South Town Bolt. Dear (Sir,—Permit me to tender my grateful acknow ledgments to you for the benefit I have received from your herbal -treatment. -Although I havo been Under the care of Beveral doctors, I never; received any benefit tfam them, but got weaker both in body and mind.doily, so much so that I was almost worn to a skeleton; but boating of the wonderful cures you had' made, Imade up' my mind that I would' como and consult yon. W hen, :I came to yon, you- explained all- my} symptoms so minutely that:l was psrfoctly satlafled to place myself under your treatment. You, told me that you would make a perfect cure of mo for;tlve pounds, for;which I gave you, a.cheque for: the amount; At that Ohio everything that I ate went Bour on my Btomooh, and was constantly rifting wind and gag. I had a continual palpitation; and violent pains under* the left breast, pains l between tlie shoulder blades, T had.,always: cold ohllIs; oold-'ban'ds* and feet, and felt as if someone was pouring cold water down my baok.* i-sm happy now to inform you that I am free from all my former complaints. : I can now est well and,sleep well,! and I shall always be happy to recommend* anyone Buffering from tin? Same. .Believe me to be, yours, oyer,gratof<_~Mrs, Blrnie.-Kaiapol lßlandaKaiapol(?roteniber*l3th,,lßßl.;,: -v.j: ( To Professor Gnssoott, South .TpwE}' Belt,! Chriatohnrch t Dear-Sir,—l bavo long. been wishing to give*youl a"testimonial for the.suo 'oesafnl-way in*whioh you treated m 0..: I have* been under several doctors In this tbwnf _id I; never received any relief until I applied to yon,: and in foilr days I found relief, thanks to your herbal treatment., I lived with Dr Campbell as farm manager for one year and six months in! tho district, of New. Brighton, Chrlstchuroh. I was bad off and on for four years; but when I came to you it was a very diflioulf job forme to get'to'arid but of the cart,.my. wife having to, assist me. I havo been,.a great martyr, but,• thanks to Providence; in two months you re-. Btored.nie to perfectl health; : Witnessed* by. George Newton, who' was staying at my. house.: Believe-mo to*be yours; ever' grateful, Robert, Wildsmlth. : C*esoent-road,';Knlghtßtown, De-' O6'mbef_!,lßßo. .;-.,-,;■.,.«-, ...a..; fscfllsMa ' :---ProfessorGussoott;:Chrißtchureh;*Sir,—lhaYe! great pleasure in adding my -teetimony to -the' 'efflriaoy*dfybur"tonlofor buring ffttf. 4 "My wife! was for two years BUbjeot to that distressing comploint, but-Bffer uslbg yOnr tonic for the* 'Spaceof two months, lam happy to say she has* found hereelf; thoroughly cured.. She has nflt had an attack for aix .months. . She also, Buffered- muoh from spasms of the stomaoh.and' T aln*happy*to say tho medicine baa been benefl-i cial in curing that also, whioh gives me greot confidence in, your herbal treatment. I shall recommend your tonic- as- superior to anything my wlfohas'triedbefore; "The cure that yon* have performed Is.a.blessing to her and I, and: ,„ie|famlly; Believe me to be yours everigrate ful, Thomas Coleman,PbitLyttelton. ." . To ProfeßSor-Gusscott. "Sir,—Having been* troubled with asthma for the last Bevun.years, on several occasions I have been propped up in t>ed, and many times I had to get up and walk to get a breath of: air; land .had become' bo bad that I was not able to attend to my business; in fact, I had become a burden, to myself and the people- with whom I':w_3 stopping.- When I came to yon, yon told mo bu my symptom a,' which gave me confidence to place myself under yourtfeatment, and being a believer in herbs, and seeing the lorge assortment in your estab lishment, and also the references from other sufferers the some as myself, in looking back to the time of my suffering so* long and -spending so-much money without receiving: any. benefit from the treatment until I applied to you. I re main, yours evor thankful, Donald Smith, Great* King-street, Dunedin, May 30th.: |- ;■■ 'SfV *• To Professor Gi-Boott, South Town Belt. Sir.' *—__aye been troubled with.nouralgia.forthis: lost twelve months, and Buffered the moat ex-: cruoiating pßin. I have tried everything that is advertised in the newspapers, besides medical aid. I was told,that it originated from decayed teeth; that I knew, to be, wrong,: for-my teeth: are perfeotly sound. When I came to you, you: told me that yOu would cure' me, and that you would sell me a bottle for six shillings, and that you would guarantee a perfect cure, and I am happy to inform yon that two applications ful filled your guorantee.—l am, yours ever truly, Mlbs M," Davidson, Colombo-street. October 7th, 1880. ---'"*- "''**■ •'".'7 Professor Gusscott would impresel on I those who may do him the honour to consult hrmkthat the utmost secrecy can. bo relied upon more over from long experience, and a careful study of tho human system, he can decide almo st at a glance the diagnosis of the case, thereby reliev ing the patient of a great deal of nervousness and. hesitation..., %: .. . ,_. r . , c .. : .;- ■-.. Professor,Gusscott invites the confidence of either Sex suffering from.functional derange ment spermatorrhoea exhausting dreams, Sec, ■ Professor Gusscott has made nervous debility and loss o£ powor hlB special study, from what* evor cause arising. He would earnestly impress upon: those who do suffer to seek immediate advice and"counsel, if they desire "an old age, serene and bright." Let no false dellcaoy detet Buffering victims from removing the cause oi this blight to manhood. The strictest confidence may be relied upon. '- j* -~ • • <f;_r : •■ i;- CONSULTATION GRATIS, <> '- >'- ' Can be consulted (by letter, v i h ..: i Publio-inspection invited-to th© large assort ment of BRITISH and: AJVIKPJCAN HEEBa i! ,* '* ' Note the Address—, / i ■- Jr EOFBSSOR - (jrUSSCOTTj 7 Next Door to" Messrs Winks and Hall ■' Efltablisnment. ■ Hours | FrO'-n 8 a.m. t0.,8 p,m,



I ..., ovi ,, v; . ir , K .. r Sporttuk.,. ;j jj .-a j ; nri hisil" c h6t cil '; WANGANUI STAKEsT to be run Ootober* i 21et Derby Sweep on above event -Now Open,' t Unlimited number ot eubscrlbers. at 109. * To be " drawn Thubsdav next. October 20th.*'* ' j 1 Calcutta > Sweep-Will be drawn the some l evening. , • - ■'■"-: "7 } I ::.:-i BS>!«a*;6linort Mi GALLAGHER. _ .1 ■1• ■■ .-■ ■ ' ■;,.- ■ ... ,---i v.-,-. -:' " '.!' -. -, , ; --A LFRED A. CAMERON'S ANNUAL* I ,'OL.y'i ;■-■ CONSULTATION,OF ■~-.. i \ r „ £6000,°^_____ OIJRNBOUP ',,-,. S ' "" 120* Howes Nominated, hei . . . ~ . JFmt,'«l. .'•■'■" '.I'l'-- % • i '--- tS,;i'(:!i:.,'f ,'.' ■■ ,-iii- |..-.'i ~;::i... ... j i FlrstHorse .. _ .. .. _ ' ;.£WOQ ■: Second Korao '•■ -~ ...--'..' -*U-■•■■-.'.--tlOO,' g Third Horae* _^ .;• >.r -•_ •--;; '■ •.-. '' .-.- 200 \ Other Starters (divided)..* .;' --_•'-■ I .!. 1000 \ Non-etorters(divided) .. .. ... ..2200 3 And sixty (60) Extra Consolation Prizes, \ { value £20 each .. _ ._, oi. *•'.'.'.1200 1 180. Prizes-Amount ~.! . !.'. , 7J.;.: v[fiWP!li S The £1000 for Other Starters (divided) will • avorage about £00 for eaoh starter. Ihe «2200 I for Non-starters (divided) will also average a* S good all-round dividend for about 102 horses; •' and the £1200 a&aad onl id this SWeep for Sixtz ! *Sbeolal.Obh«)l_tibnPrlzMwUiyleld£2oeaoh.: | With oroased cheques, add la exchange. Two postage stamps lor replies..'Post-office orders or registeredletters recommended.- - ,__■_■.-, .■' I *** ." TALFRKDAt-CAMERON, Jib o-1 ITfTj jC^rijojf2sl- Dunedin. j Will most' positively Close and be Drawn during the JToubth Wkkk of the present month.' closing, probably between, the 2ith and 29th Ootobtr.'Setid early applications. 'Resultand Telegrams will follow;" " j Tiokots cdti bo obtained in Auokland from Mij J. Gallagher, Ihlstle Hotel; Mr C. Fisher!, Occidental Hotel; and Messrs Partridge and Woollams, Cigar Dl van,' Queen -street. <^M(B__sK_____L_' J -j 'gl \> I '.£ g a '^}> jj " G ,; J • NOVELTY CONSULTATION, No, 6, j On tho following four events:- r n { ( :MjE,L;B^O U/R N*E SCIU.P, ' ,71. (Hun Noyoinher Ist),,. \ |[ CANTERiBURY ijOCKRY CLUB-HANDI- i CAP. CUP, AND DERBY { j (RunNovember9th). , t , % I 10 000'^BSCRiBRRa at"jqs. baob! l"* 250 Nominations. EACH.TIOKBT.HAS jA CHANCE OE.WINNING FOUR PRIZES. . Melboubnb Cop—l2o Prizeß. First Horse.:' ■'•"?. ':.".- .; ''.;' £700 Second Homo ..', .. ;. _ 250 * Thirdßorae •'■-*..-*-".'"; .. -.. ISO ! Other starters (divided) .. .. 2fio Non-starters (divided).. .. .. 1000 :;--:.v:.'.;:::' atSJ I33UA «____ i Chbibtshcbob Jockey .Clob Handicap.— ........ ~...i - - » First HOMO ;: ..'";;" .. .. £300 Second Horse .: *f;<«: -*-- a1 !it 160 j Third Horse -.. —.. .. ... SO j Other B-vrtera (divided) ; „r; S„'. 150 Non-starters (divided) SCO ; -k s m t/-;*f) aat i"■ -■*, a juso.? ! *" "• OANT_BBURY t Cm,.-19 Prizes. j_3 ; Krst,HWW),.,. .. '"..«.,..,,.■. tsß-r^tfoJ 'J-..S_eeoAdHd-a'''...'"(- *«',; L.;'-'"i.'u*-I2s">'-« -, TWrd, Hone":.' *'..)': .. _ so .; Other starters (divided) .. .. 75 i (tUvided):..-/ r .^|;^i;,2oo \ £700,. ; o* * ,!OAiri__BUß- DEBBr,-40 Prizes. *'' I iFlrßtHorse ' .. ...''.'.* i. £250 SecondHoreo „ ;. «• '.."100 . :• '/Thlrd'Horse .; "•'.."' .. ..so Btarters and nonfltarters (divided). 400 ..;.,.... tf'v. Aau i» X'jid'i&i) £800 j ' ■ As each rice will ba' drawn separately, every subscriber 'trill' have a * chance of winning foul Erlzes'to* each ticket. -The' Drawing will be old under the supervision of a Committee of Subscribers, and results, advertised in daily papers." Into'ndlnr; subscribers bre requested to moke early applloatioa. If cheques are sent .jxohanito.miiat De added, and "stamps enolotsd for reply and result. Should all I the shares not be disposed of, prizes distributed pro rata. Ten per cent, deducted from all prizes. '-'. { ..■.:,-.-■' ~-■ :... ■■ .J.'-L.Jl____NG,' i r*. :-■ 'J . * Auctlanoor, Seo., High-atreet, Triangle,' viJ fiiso t."-; :Ji c. . -'Ohristohnroh. > - \. Mr. J. T. KN'.tGHT, ot Hobson-street, has been* appointed Solo Agent for sole of >Tlokets in oMve Consultation. ."*'..., | X ""' '••"• '' " ' "i"f ' " ' " i. .nr&:.- • .Medical.■•. 7-'-:>. ■, " '■ '■'*' 7^ " ,: ;.<67;"- >. 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Prepared only by - '"- ,J -'" | C R A'' £*b B _ »,! PHAHMACEUTICAii CBX-O-T. ' a r ... N 1 E ,W'7T, ,jp, N„, ~; aj, j •■" ' ."*' ' ' 'ADCKLANDi,' "" Sold in Bottles at 5- Each. .;1 :' j■t". .' I_ X '.'' '-- V v* 0H ? ** ;T*v: ' IS< '' -m 7 O . *V'<>* M_SSH3.*E. COX* & SON, j SURGEON DENTISTS, \ 'Fronv HotsonWtreet to iir6; *, WYNDaAII; BTREET, next door to Messrs. Whitaker, Russell, and Buddie. MED ICAL R ALL, PONSONBY, Nbab tbk,Thm_i Lamps. . xr —.\ 1 jJIQ, HENDERSON, H j PHARMAO-UTIOAL OHEMIBT AND j ;t„ ~-,;.,,-, j SURGEON DENTIST. jjmslAU I , Drugs and Chemicals of best quality. U HbmcßO- * Mthlo. Patent, and Proprietary Megtoines. Please and Lnbln's, AtHnaon's, and Bimmellß Perfumery..., .. _^.. ---1 H^r and Tooth Brnahea, Turkey and Honey-: I combSpongea. J* 1 i ) Feeding Bottles of every description T^r OTI C E OF KBMOVA L.: [ '*":'- ' v ■* *' ;'''' ' '''' "''" ""'" ' ''■!;j j , /HUDSON ~.., , (LATK HILL AlfD HCJDSON), ~... | CHEMIST: AND DRUGGIST, tegs toi' inform his ( lriends and cnstoiners that 1 NEW AND COMMDDIOUS PREMISES atthooonierof . , ; I "''U>;VIOTORU & HOBBON-TREftTS. " T./TR. OTTO KOHL, M.B-P., late,from ! i___ Germany, has commenced proctioe In '' Auckland for the oure of Rheumaiiflm, '1 ralftia, and "all Skin and Blood Diseases, by a ! nrocess hitherto unknown in this country, but 1 most successfully practised in Germany in the treatment of such diseases. It acta aa a preven tive against fevers and small-po-. Consultation free. Hours: 10 to 12 a.m. and 3 to"* p.m., at , Panama Honse. Lower Symonds-street, where Auckland testimonials may be seen,



Amtiseme-ts. 1 Proprietor.;u--..--;.--.^Bnl,DelJw ■'-.'last-Night But Five ot-thePopnlMAotpri , .M^-'W.'-H.-X*4^-'^ Supported by DbLias' AuotramaiT 3rW-AHx Compan*; W^vhmjt l ToINIG-Ti (SATURDAY)'" TgINIGHT I ,-..,:. KtrttTlniein Anoblft£aot !*J_ J Mr W. H. Leske in his grand impersonation or King j>tcha;rd TTI SS ING- 'JttICHABD. AAA >,_.. \ OR/ TiM I BATTI,E OF BOSWORTH FBftD I .' .Positively tor thlaJNlght Only 1.-, - ,; MONDAY NE&T,7 _-*'■--' Production of the Great Australian Drama. * -•*:) .'t- ■' ■-■■|71-OTLtß!D,! ''•':•■*'-';•'■ -' ■■■/■ J? OILED! • v * ■ With New Scwnery and. Mwhonical Bfftots. - neverbefore*'attempted In*Auoklann.*tne Proprietor having spared no expense '■-". !.- iffmaklrigthls SensationalTPtay, • ' ' .theSuooeaaofhlßDrainatlO: :sj ~--"■-*; ..:.' :'* Seasonlll : ;-;>ri Ja-sw « , >Psloiw:*DMßsOlroW,to; stalls,-i 64; ;Plt. Is. Doors open at 7.50, commence at tjßWaffi*?. •> BoxPl__ofcUptonVßtatibners,Quoon-etreet. •|-''v'o R JNE.S^ffi.&ff'1 £££$£'; . t tPKiNOB' OP *WAL_3fBIRTHDAY,.'r '.Wednesday, 'Kpy^iSfiE3i-'9,^i^i« -SrHioBL-N CarnivAl AND "Ati, ' "7"7* "■-- 7: • 7,-W7 . " >i' . - ,;*-\ ->-',-CARBY,;S,<'MINSTRELS r {^"^ miwit ','...1 b. i.'.lneldot the** '"'--si w_-i>' ~.„,-j^qpsoij,l C oMPANv's Band Fund.,."" „,Front SeatSrrSsr^eoondjsSeats,;.^,(admit to Boll; Gallery.le, ,■:";-",;'„ .'-,"'■ ..': *• . ./A. Doors open at half -post 7: overture at 8 p.m. A--,' S* - O ,fckß*vlr''i, •us:,;- "ii In connection with tho vi .vim fri* PBKSBY TEBT A N'"O.HUK6H,"• J -."-.Vwii. ._•!.> -Willba"hel__ithe :''■"■/' OT A H-U H U P.H'BL 1,0 ,:H A L.L. : -7. ;,-onTHUR3DAt, Nov, 3,1881*, ;c, A:!K ij-tf r .<'^"^^ a g. 7 'MBi'GORDdNGoooH will be^feaseUt^ receive the names of Ladies and Gentlemen {Amateurs) desirOUs*of studying thevMuaJp-ofinEgaLißH Opkba, to bo producea, In. the drat Instance, in concert-room, \i&. Opera: de_',Oftnre»)/fornj, Should such first (cbhcM) iiertohhß_w»fleot credit upon ill concerned,- steps Will W taken'to I produce the operate'costume, and acted accord mgly. AU who intendjoinlngoloßß(to commence in Ootobor) must be'Wbrking musical members, and take part,: con ;anpore, in all the singing, whether ohorui, concerted" (soli),' or principal parts. Under-studleß (for double caste of char acters, if wanted) will also be allotted. The fee for tbe BoaipUT-'om tho first, practic_V___ga Including th'e%&form'auce in concoi#reoiiP- • will be 10a 6_ The regular evenings for prac tice will be Wednesdays).'at _ p.m„ and same will be held, in .the _ohool-room v 7atj,iear';of supreme Court. ' V'..'7„_J The Season commences WEDNESDAY, Oot. 26th. and, the first Opera to be put in .practice is Wallace's '■' ;' , '..'"'.' , '"'•'"'.., .;:'•-. ---." /^7* ■; l-«'MA,KITANA.*_,-;77:. : VAli new members must send in their namoa On or before 28th instant. Conies of the Opora may beabl-inea from MrGoocb.*: <■'■' ■ ' *.* ,j IMPORTANT NOTICE.—Mr. GOOD* .'lrishes It Ii 1 - to be clearly and distinctly unienitood ■■ . that the Ladies and Gentlemen who Join , a., the-above Olaas are NOT eroeoted SO pledge themselves for anything: further toon a.CONCERT PER-ORMAI?QE •>' ' the'opera(vlz., inthe-Bamb manner>. ; f ORATORIO la sung) :—lta later product - '■'"' ,ln oharabter being, purely op-auatrWlth ~.., Members of the Choir.,, .......... PROGRAMME OF * SPORTS,'- 0 to'» "be held in conjunction with tbe Auokland Agricultural and Pastoral Association's„ ©(pie Show on NOVEMBER ;9th, 188l,on the Ellerslie Raceoourse:— , . • 7160 Yards Btendicap-_it prize, £7; 2nd,: £3 200Yarda Handicap—lst prize, £7 2nd c ,fi3i . 3rd!*! • .•."•.-■•i „ 8 Mile Walking Handicap—lst prize, £5; 2nd, . :' £2;Srd, £1., ,r '■'.. '•'.,:'.'-.'..' <-. IMUe Handicap—lst'prize, £5; 2nd, £2; 3rd, - " "£!'' "'""• " ' ' ... .... . ,". .-I , 120 Yards Maiden-let prize, Silver Cup; 2nd, silver Cup . ".(,-.,,..,. '120 Yards (Boys under 18)—1st prjze, £Iloßi 2nd, 10s. ..:...j,. - Kntries will olose ou Novoiuber 2nd, at tha Cuetom-house Hotel, Fcrt-atreet, -.-, ■■;*•■■*'.'-' ROBERT'S/ ELLIS. Secretary. ; 'W. ADAMS, Treasurer. .; ,"ii7l' 7 ~"7'"-'7 - ,'.' " 1" ■'-'.'-''"'■"-■'.''...-..T' V: '■'-Art tJtuone* At -T* fit" ,T:-''"; ■T^'-77''N.V " I.'','.; :P''s,W ■ t f."' 7,7 ', '".^Ai^^ip^y . hs; - mA -'"^THE^CHoicEST COLIjECTION ~.1, _. __ijij—a. a— Guvu - -0» ---d7l'!'t7:JF::A;,'l;Sr'; T,! l Alil G; S EVER EXHIBITED IN AUOKLAND, t: '.-. ■ Will bo disposed of by!i' H", i % 7.*'; ' 'ART UNION/'**' ■-/'=■ 600 SDBSCBinBES, ''•''";. ':■■,'■ TICKETS, CI EAOH The Pictures aro tbb property of a retired offloer : '• :' of Her Majesty's* Navy,' and are J. P lfe :,,, ,:•>...- ■■■•.'■■ now on view at-.' ,f> :/i!j yn B*-l);iw A^'D:, ;.W;,A' %'-f : EIS ■ \: .'"''MOV 9U^N- aTKEET,'?; _>^J *'.*;'. ". W I,' \:,->■ ■ • AuoklaiSd, ' %. J " r .v" _ /-! '*S j< ' ' •••y-" ■; - y '„ = in'i.ip'i —, _, , Meotor&l. Tji' ; -R-'A'-N;K L 'FN;; "N^O;»T H. Malor HARRIS will Mdre& the debtors ot FRANKIZIN NORTH, at fthePubUo Hall, Otahuhu, on MONDAY EVENING. I7th. Inst., at eight o'clock."I:*''' ' ".'. ;? 'rl-S >.■'.'.,', TO^THE'ELECTORS OF'FBANKiHN SOUTH. . **♦*■ RGbntlembn,— At the;roquost of a very large number of the Electors In your district, I beg to offer myself as a Candidate for your Bufliages at the forthcoming general election. I will take on early opportunity of addressing you at the various centres of settlement within the district. ..■>?;*« .... -* - . '■■< ,*.- .v:...,. * ,;*.,; iatSM *! "tFRANK LAWRY. mo THE ELECTOBS OF. WAIPA. GJBHTIBMEN,-'"-, , . '.. ,- 7' ,7 I have the honour to inform you that! shall bo a Candidate for your suffrages at tho forthcoming general election. I, shall take an early opportunity of meeting yon at the variou centres, when I shall give yon an outline of tho past, and state to youmy views of the future. FRED. A. WHITAKER. 'mo THE ELECTORS*~6e CORQ/ /mandel District., 7 7 Gkntlemkn,—l beg to offer, myself as a Candidate tor tho Houeo of Representatives for your Distriot at the torthoomlng Elections, anda will take an eariy opportunity of -tplolning my views.' ' '•'''. '''' . •*""'.■■..» • ; r.'P. h. blackmoke;. TO THK ELECTORS OE FRANKLIN, NORTH. " G_stl__bn.—l am a. Candidate tor yont mffraaesat the forthcoming General Kleotion. I beg to Inform my friends and supporters that Ilntendgolngto—ie Poll ago—_tau comlens. . I will address yon In due course. lom.gontlemen, . . Yours obediently. . _,_,; _i - . * WM. FRANK^UCKLAKD. I^toCTOBAL DiismiCf opjWaxpa. . f'>>. r} : 1 f*■ *_i; .- '.> I ,v .J _s 7 TO THE ELECTOBS OF WAIPA," Gentlemkn,—lt .Is my Intention to oiler my self, at the next General Election, as a Candidate to represent your Distriot lin tho |Ge_ara AgaemijJyV. . '. , """' ''. 7 WILUAM JAOK9ON. .»,■■■"'"'" '. '■-■ ..* :■ -vit'iiL' „■-m____