The Auckland Evening Star.

Vol. XII..—No, 3,487

AUCKLAND. M.. MONDAY. OCTOBER 10. 1881.

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Shipping. pACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP Ct THROUGH THK UNITKD STATES O AMERICA. VIA HONOLULU, TO GREAT BRITAIN. ■ Under Postal Contract with the Governmental New Zealand and New South Wales. ! i " Date of UatoofSai „.„„,.. Tnn i. Sailing for Ing for Steamer. ions. Bydn( , yi gan Fral ■ -• ■ cjbco. City of New York S.JOO Uacom. 12 October l: Zealandia.. .. 3,200 Jan. 9,1882 Novem. 8 Oityof Sydney .. 3,400 October 17 Deoem.6 Auatralia.. .: 3.200 Novem. li Jan.3,188 Passengers booked through to Liverpool London, or Paris, via the great Overland Road of America, and the Steamers of the Atlantl ines from New York. ■ .... ;; FARES.. Fjret-olasß to London „ ... £66 and upward Steerage to London -.. .. £3710 - ; Fir3trclas3toSanFrandisco_ £10 ' . Steerage .. .;' .:.: _ £20- Through Ca&n Passenorers are permitted h ay over at Honolulu, or any of the oMes ef thi United States, not to exceed six months. No ihippin„- Orders will be issued afterip.m on the- day before the, sailing of Btoamers to: Ban KranckicO4 '■ ■ ;- • :For freight rates and all other:information apply to - ■ „,.!. r.. : . : THOa T. GAMBLE, • '■■ • , '■• I ' Aeent Lower Oueen-atreet k__. ;'J!LL':\, ■,rNioN steamshii '*J' COMPANY.OB! NEV» p Q^S^i q\ ZKALAND (LhuitedK -' ;• - : time .Table— ' k,;;:;'; .-.,,. optober,*ißßi. FOR GISBORNB, NAPIER, WKLLINGTOJr1 LYTTELTON. PORT OHALMBRB. and ' BLUFF (FROM QUEEN-BTTKKT WHARF) ' Steamship.| Date ot Sailing. Latest . , ■ -.. r, ~..-. Traln.l Tb.Anait Saturday, 15, noon — Eikqahooma ' Wednesday, 19, noon . — for taranakj. nblson, picton. wkl, ldjgton. lyttklton, and wkßt .-■;, . CqabtPorts;ifromManukau) vvaitaki Tuesday, 11, U a.m. 9.10 a.m. Penguin. .... On arrival of mall - — . . FOR BYDNKY. Hbiio ' ' . : About Saturday, 23 — " FOR MELBOURNE. Via SOUTH. Tk Anau Saturday, 15,-noon — itiNQAuooMA Wednesday, 19, noon . —~ ffOB RUBSKLL ANCKAWAKAWA. TkAnau '. Thursday, 13,4 p.m. — ; ■ FOR LEVUKA AND SUVA. Taiaroa ' ! I About Monday, 17th I . ,—!''• JWCarao must be alongside one hour before ~.; | timoof ioparturc ~ Passage Tickets mv a be taken at the omoe bafoio embarking. ', J '. Aucklajidßranoh ■' " . ,\>Ai 63 Qneen-stieet. ;■ ■ ..■■ ( L' - ;.-;"-:' HIT '■-•■ '■'■ •■■'■ J ' '■-'■ •"■ •■ f^^^ ORIK^TINK. 'i ™**™l *™™ Tho iollowlng Steamships be longing to the Orient Steam Navigation Com pany! Limitedl.and the Faclftc Steam Navigation Company will leave BYDNKY at the under mentioned dates for MKLBOUKNE. ADB LAIDK and LONDON, via Suez Canal :— Steamer, r I rtoer.'ron'ffe I Date. POTOSI. . 4,219 October 14 CBIMBORAZO.... 3.817 October2B JOHN ELDER.... 4.151 Novem. 11 . BOKATA , 4,013 Novem. 25 ; CUZCO. ■&■.-. ■; 3.815 . December 9 And the Service will be maintained Dy suo coeding steamers at intervals of a Fortnight.: Fare to London, 15 to 70 guineas. » -■ Sues Canal Dues, 8s in Euidiuon- ; < v ■' Parcels booked through to London. ;; , Piaaengera en book.from Auokland at a inrough rate to cover Intercolonial fare and Banal dues, and so secure special advantages. Passages from London can be granted In Auckland. - ; ; . - :, For plans and full particulars, apply. In London,-to F; Green & Co.,rand Anderson, Anderson & Co., Joint Managers of the Line; Orto%«&i^Hl> DO/OFNJB.. ■Sl* ■■'■ ■■• ■ »a •' ■■--■ gueec-etreet. • jjyjjv, QI B'A;M TO Tii E ■&lffliLM»r OHINSMURLWAITKKAURI WAIHI.ANDTE AROHA GOLDFIELDS. . 'Z NT E R P R' I SE; NO. 2/ P.B. «TE AKOHA;' & P.S. ? PATIKI.' " FromAuokiapd:' -_V ;FromThames':....;, ' Monday,' 11 p.nl; ■ Tueaday, 11 a,mi • Wednes., 12 midnight Thursday, 12 noon" ..Krjd»yi;l2 midnight : Saturday, 13 midnight ■ The time table of river steamers to be seen at Enterprise'Office,Wharf,. ;,, ~ diaiii ~.,■-..-,.;--■ -i..-.- y^Hga1.1 ' ITo Thames - i! Saloon, 7s M i Steerage, 68 .ToOhlnemuxlthrongh»ssextra ■ 8 '"-•'■■',-' To Te Aroha through, IQs extra: '. .■ ■: ■"■ ;-,<■ I Not responsible for shipping, carrying, or ills ehargine live stook. "* " . ', '_..; , :NOtiob.-No cargo' vrill be received after 6 pan. during the **ggl}yjf ■' ; ','•'■ '■■ \-'- ■■■■■ -.'■; .■■■'"■__■.■■/. Agents. TPtENIWSULAK AND 081- : : . ENTAL BTEAM NAVIGA ai*aBgBSPTION COMPANYr PBOBABLKI SAIUN& ABKAMGBKBNTS. For OBYLON, &c with Mails ana Passengers *" ■. fat^UROPB and tKgf-BAST. ■-.- , ,■_. .. .. i -.;., . Leave Leaver Steamer. ~;., ;,', \ Sydney MelbYne KAVENNA..::..-..;..,; Not. 4-; Nov,9 1NDU8...^..;...'..;^..'..L Nov. 18 Nov. 83 T7^, . '■■■'■ Place of Departure:— ; 'MBi^uEOTi^r. RaUwayPter(WUUamßto'nj Adelaide ■'.: Glenelg " ' .',... , . ;F6r further information apply to; "■ CRUIGiBHANK & CO.; . ,2-j .■jfii.; ■■ .' :■ -t ' Agents for. Auckland; Ciw*^ !W"OK rrHEKN STEAMSHIP S^^>J3l ; ■ Co; (LIMITED). ';''• \ •wfcwjwS* . | TIME TABLE—Octobdb. '■ (Weather and other Ciromnatanoes Permitting). FOR TAtTKANaA'AND BAY OP PLENTY ; tux a ■'ports. :,:' '.' "■'.-'." '-\ BTgAMBB. | DATg Qg BAIUNa. Glenelg-, . M0nday;24.6,P.m../ . , • „" Thursday. 27.5 p.m., • . . Wellington . Monßay, 31,5 p.m. '•, ,;.. . . *'■: : :l I, Connebtsat TanrangaforOpotiki Stafla ': ■' and' Bay of Plenty Ports every . .; ;., -I ./Tuesday:.' '■■■■< '; ' '■■•-.■ FOB BUSSELt; WHAKGAROA, & MAKGOMPI. Wellington] Monday, 10; sp.m. ' .. Glenelg I Monday, 17,5 p.m. ~ .. . Wellington I Monday, 21.5 p.m. • Glenelg I Monday. 31.5 p.m. t> FOB WHAHGAEEIi WHAKQARKI HEADS, ■ :■ ■. : • AND MAKOAPAJ. •' ■ : '■"; •'; ':; " ST Bvery Tuesday at 6 p.m. . Arevle (Carrying passengers and cargo l^r" -...■; .for Waipp). ■ ■ ' : FOB WHANGAREI AM D WHAMGABKI HEADS. ~ ~ 'Every Friday at 5 p.m. ■ Arsvle (Carrying passengers and cargo ; for sWaipn)., , ; : . : ; FOBMAHGA'WAI. Trinprni___j_K:very ThurSQ-ay, 4 p.m. •■,-.'" FOR MBKCPBY BAY. Flng'al I Kvery.-Monday.at i p.m. ..___ No cargo received after ip.m.- Small parcels prepaid at the office on the wharf. - FessaKe tickets must be token at.theJConv pany s Offlce.Wo.e?, Q^e^streetAuckland. ■ a , • ~-!',: ■ •.•••. ManaxineDireotor' .■^i.^ TI>O SHIPOWNERS ANt) ffUfflinS'"' :':" others. '^^^^^T The Westport Colliery Company taSSSBoBBm (Limitea) are opon to Charter Ves sels up-tor Itl feet draft, tocarry coals from Westport to New Zealand Ports.,l For particular* «%to Dunedln, June. 1881. " Seoretary. -^ x\T AIIT K. U, AND ONH- W HUNGA STEAM NAVI -*wMB'*rGATION CO. (Lmrrffl)). TIMB TABLE-OOTOBBB, JBBL S>B*.''..- : .Imanukau.1 - \ By-order of the directors, all Freight must w pald> A. CUNNINGHAM^



Shipping. . JS^fe^. CJITSAM TO TIIAMISS, CAR '• l*tgM&'-& RYING PASSBNGBjRS ANI ■ t=™=**':^ CARGO, OONNEOTINO WITH OHINK w iinm, OivtAHu, Waitoa Plains, andjMobhins vu£K.(Piako.Distriot). at Time Table, 8,8, 'ROTOMAHANA,' 1- From Auckland: Monday, 3 afternoon »- ■ Tuesday, 2 afternoon Wednesday. 3.30 afternoon 1 Friday, 5 afternoon Saturday, 5.30 morning ,a '■ ' From Thames I » Tuesday, 7 morning L Wednesday, 8.30 morning a Thursday, 10.30 morning 0 ' Saturday, 10.30 morning Fares to Thames: Saloon, 7s 6d; Steerage, 6s> . Freight through to Te Aroha, 25s per ton. b : No Cargo received within half-an-hour of ad - vertlSed time of leavioK. ~ FRASER & TINNB, , . i J . , Agents 1 J&*^ -VTOTICE TO CON. H^^^w SIGNEKB. r jfflj^^i^r The schooner' Annie Wilson' , '^^^^^^ having entered at the CqstomSj . Consignee; are requested to present Bills of Lading, pay Freight,jind obtain Delivery Orders. AH goods hot taken from ship's Bide when landed on the wharf will be stored at consignees' risk and expense. ■ ' : K. MITCHELSON fc CO., : ; Agents. ? 'i^^U S. . 'CI.OKOMANDiSI,, «->%- j^^i j£^ favourite b.b. ,' ] ■ ! ■'. ■;-■« 0 OR O M A N D X L,' i . " ; -ii .-.•:. i Captain, W. D. Hargrave. '■ 'i-'oV Leaves Auokland i leaves Coromandel: Monday, Oct. 10,3 p.m. Tuesday. 11, 9 a.m. , Tuesday. 11,3.30 p.m. Wednesday, 12,10 a.m. Wednesday, 12, 1 p.m. Thursday. 13, noon Friday, U, 3 p.m. Saturday, 15, 2 p.m. Weather and other circumstances permitting. A.R.H.3WINDLEY.Manager. " ■ '&&3kL /lCEOLA»fromNew Yol<k- HHRKHJwjk This vessel having entered at ;gßjaE|B gfthe ' Customs, Consignees will l "^^"^'"" please pass entries, pay freight, 1 and take delivery of goods without delay.—H. ; B. Morton, Agent.—Anokland, October 8,1881. IWJJMK.QTBAMXO THE HOT J|3Bjg;ks SPRINGS, MAHURANGI, ««-»Bift»'MATAKANA, KAWAU, AND OMAHA, '~ ■ The 8.8. ROSE CASE x*. Ai at Lloyds, . : ' . W. SomervUle, Master. For Hot Springs and Matakana—Bvary Tues ' day, at 11 o'clock . ;,.-.,-: For Hot Sprinttß and Mahurangi—Every Thurs day and Saturday, at U o'clock . No Parcels or Goods taken without shipping 'note.; : .'; h ■ ■ :■:•; ■!>'■.• • '. : . I For freight or passage apply to ■ ; . : ■ J. CABBY. <^X TJIOK LONDON DIRECT ijfiKSjSjfck. -V 'To *°Uow toe' Araby iWiSM^HBH The magnificent Iron clipper ship 'BA KA I A,1 , , . 103 Al at Lloyd's, 1,022 tons register, John Bone- Commander, will load as above, and sail in Ootober. ' Has splendid accommodation for Saloon aad Senond-clusa passengers. 1 For freight or passage apply to ; THK NEW ZEALAND SHIPPING CO. (LIMITED), . :... Agents. ;.,:■•: .. moiißV- - ■ MONEY TO LEND, in large or small Bums, at nsnal rates ol interest, ' ! CONNBLL & COOPER, ■: , . Solicitors, . . Volcan Lane. MONEY TO LKND, in. sums ot £200 .and upwards, at 7 per cent. JACKSON & RUSSELL, ,' :. ' ' . Solicitors, Fort-street. ■P*?nnn TO LEND in Sums of £500 »U \J \J\J and npwar ds.- F. RiDg, Short n d-street. 1%/| ONjsY TO LEND on Mortgage ot Flrst-olasa Freehold Securities. ■ WM. COLBMAN, .. ; . SoUoitor, . . ncr of Queen and Shortland-atreets. . JtVTONEY TO LEND, on approved ; JW. aeourity.. • . . . , Solioltor. VnloanLana. ;jjj[--' o « :s ■ -y. ; • Money to Lend on-Mortgage ot Freehold Seouritles.—George Fraser, Public Accountant, Investing and Estate Agent," W. S. Grahame's Bond, Fort-street, and, No. 6, South British Insur&noe Buildings, corner of Queen ahd Short and-etreet ' ■ ' ; LONDON LOAN OFFICE, . ' ONDKK TKEATRK ROXAL, . ■-.:;■■ : .; VICTPRIA-STBBKT. > J. HAKT Is prepared to offer advantages to persons in want of accommodation. MONEY ADVANCED FROM £5 TO *500 ON PERSONAL SECURITY. For instance— . ■ Persona borrowing £5 receive M IOB. cash, ■ ,~. >i.' ■'~ 11. •„■ , ■ £10) ~...• £9 '• ■ ' ,V- - - £20 „ £18 ■Repayable by 10 instalments of 2a. In the £ per > ~ ,-,-,<, week. ~,, ~ - • Money advanced on every description ■ .of Goods.. . All transactions entertained, and Money ad ; ■ .yanced without delay, if security ■ : • !. ;( . approved of. ' I PromisEory Notes discounted at greatly reduced ■ • '■'. rates of interest. . ■ y'A^'ORIAN - LOAN .AND DIS :| ;• v;; "'douNi AGENciri''; •;' ; ' ' HIGH STREET, AjfCKLXStoZ ! -THe 'above Agency haying Opened' a Branoh in Anokland is prepared to Advance Sams of ■ Money, from , £10 to £1,000, on Personal Security, Deeds of Property, Shares n Publio Companies, and other Securities at current rates. - Bills Dally. Renewals effected. .*■>. '■ I : To accommodate Borrowers Loan of (say) i May bo repaid in instalments ofglOaJper week ■';'-"-':- M> -' lO' J ■ ;: -c ..■■ > ,>:<"••■'.' .1 May be repaid in instalments of 1120s per week. Or by any other mutual agreement ; All communications, eltner personally or by letter, striotly confidential. Address— . i HIGH-STBBET,\ | ; i (Next Auckland Hotel). ' Box 90, Post-offloe i; „ it Saddlery A '\jsr-.; a■ - j ones YY •• -Has ,jnst landed ex 'Hermione, ; 'Ashmore, '.Halcione,' 'Avona,' 'Coronilla,' 'Oxford,' and s.s. 'Norfolk,- a Large As sortment of Seasonable Goods, comprising Horse Covers, good durable arnoles lined and shaped, from 15s; Waterproof Loin Covers, Aprons Horse .Clothing, > Clipping Maobines;, I Bugg), Gig, and Carriage Lamps; Race Saddles ;&o. . Just Arrived, per • Hermione,' niy Second , Shipment of Vauner & Prest's Celebrated New J Patbnt Oiii,' i j MOLL I S C O R'l U M, for Harness, Carriage Tops, and Aprons, ftp., very economical, and suporlor to NeatsfOot Oil, because it is perfeotly waterproof, readily pene , trates the leather, effectuaUyipreventscracking, does riot evaporate or dry lint'of the leather, will not come oft after application, and harness may be polished with compo immediately after •ward.. ; - ... •;, WATERPROOF . RIDING APRONS, i Our own make, best quality, and latest il !■"''," improved shape, i W.SJ. has always a large general stook, com prißln* HARNESS OF ALL KINDS,. : '' Racing, Steeplechase, and Hunting Stock Sad dles, and Bridles, Stable Requisites, Summer and Winter Horseolothing, Valises, Portman. , teaus, Courier Bags, Waterproof Paste for Saddles and Harness, Compos, Oils, &c. ELLIMANS EMBROCATION.. JUST - ■ _■--■' A ttltl V JDiX/a . . . 1 A'large stook of latest improved extra^ trone PACK SADDLES always on hand. From 80s. Five per oent. Discount allowed for Cash. • W.; 8. 3, Q » 2 S, QUKEN-STBEBT, AUCKLAND. 7^ v T O B A T. B VjT to Roth's Publio Hot, Cold, and Shower Baths, Victoria-street Kaßt. Charge, One Shilling. Open all week days from 7 a.m. to 6 p.m., and Sunday Mobnihgs from 6 till 10 a.m. The Bath-rooms are all private, and supplied with every .convenience,. Turkish towels, flesh and hair brushes, combs, respirators, soaps, Xc, Select bath-rooms (private) for Ladies every day, at all hours, with female attendance, Onb » shilling. Please note the address: Viotoria street Bast, above the Greyhound --Hotel, and next the Cheap Bedding and Furnitnre.Mart Auckland,.



I Business Cards, I mHAMES UAJKKIASJS AMD DKAI ) X FACTORY. JAMES MACKIE, Pbopbbjtob, victoria slrket bast, aucioianu Repairs of Kvory Description In Wood and Ira neatly executed on the Shortest Notice. SPRINGS MADE AND REPAIRED —r N.B.—Country Orders punctually attends* to. - , JW. X M 1 G H 1 • ' (LATK OF THK CITY MARKET), . • POULTEKER, FRUITERER & GREENGROCER Corner of Darby ak Qokbn-strbbts. Wholesale and Ratal , Established iB6O SHIPPING SUPPLIED, Poultry, Dressed for Table, always ready. Live Pigeons, Rabbits, Fancy Birds, ■ Ducks Geeae, Turkoys, and Fowls kept in stack, Game Fowls, Spanish, Brahmas, and Bontami (Puro-bred(, FBKBII BUTTEB AND KGG3 ALWAYS ON BAND Licensed Dealer In Game, «3T KNIGHT'S CENTRAL MARKET. ; Two doora above Arthm-'a Anotlon Mart. C£i A ii L JS 8 v F:A L M. E R DRAUGHTSMAN &O. . Drawings, Maps and Plans oompllod, Drawl to Soale from Hough Sketches or Traced. Addresses, &o . Illuminated tr the Highest Style of the Art.' ■ ,-,-'.'.. Auctioneers' Show Plans and Lithographs. Schedules prepared for County and Highway . Boards,,;.", -a ■ ■ •:■ .'-. ■ ' OFiflOK—2s, Queen-street, over National In snrance Company's Office. ■ y . ■:■ ,-■.■■ : rrifloMrsuß and morris, -L ACCOUNTANTS, ./,'. BROKEBS, HOUSE, LAND, AND GUNBBAI COMMISSION AOKNTSi; , N.B. — Tradesmen's Bodkß balanced and accounts furnished. . . ■ No. ii, N.Z. Insubanok" Builrings, next door i to the Acoident Insuranoo Company. TAT T B X O T H E R S MARBLB AND FKKKSTONB MASONS Monuments, Head-stones,' Tombs, ftnd < i. i. 'Iron Tomb Railings. ■' ■■'■"' INSORIPTIONa EXECUTED IN A StTPBRIOB BTYXB, , Pbioes and Designs FRBB on Application. ' Addmdss.— '.. X ■- -■■■'•■ ■■■'■■' ■ CORNER OF' ... Rutland and Loknk Streets. .• Auckland ' Near Junction of Queen and Wakefleld streets! Jj. SWINIS ER X O«, • AUCKLAND. STBAK WOOD TURNING PAC^OKY, Wyndham,, Stbeet \- ■ (Next Bbaekspeabb Hotbl), Having introduoed Steam Power, he la now pro pared to make a 'Reduction of Twenty per Cen off he price of all common work, tsr Country Orders ponctuallv attended to hm isn in ah jj v o.| JD WHOtKBAr.E '.SHIPPINO AND FAMILY BUTCHERS, QUKKN-STREKT [Next Bank of New Zealand, Auckland!, Poultry of All Kinds dressed to order. Prime .Sraotcod Tongues, Home-oured Baoon Corned Beef on Sale In Large Quantities. tST N.B.—Dealers in Oamb. Til . Live Pheasants forwarded to all parts of the Colony upon receipt of order.. < Fgui\Uoh waited On In town or suburbs. . U U IAM TEN WANT, PIONKBB MANU AOTUBKR OV ' | Umbrellas and Parasols, Upper Queorrstreet, I Wanted Known Tonnant's AI Umbrellas are the Best and Cheapest,, New summer stock at pricoß to meet the times. Recovering in the "best stylo, with choice variety of material. Note—l, Lennox's Buildings, Upper Queen treot. .Established 18G9. CLAK-Iljs jbkOTHEKS, ARTIST PHOTOaBAPHKBS (OPPOSITE UNION BANK), QUK'EN-STKBK T, AUO XL A ND. Ftaotography In the Latest and Moat , i - : rttßuionaom ntyioa, nn~^nnj i*.i ; a manner Unsurpassed . . In the Colonies. LAEQK COLLECTION NEW ZEALAND TIBWS Always on Hand rAMIS»BU T C H E X, 0 CARTKB, CONTRACTOR. &0 Goods Carted and Delivered from ship's side on Shortest Notice. Ballast Supplied. Newcastle and Bay of Islands Goal. Also, Firewood (out and unout) reasons le. :\O" ■: M> s /.*■■ iWN KB, BUHJJKK OARPENTKB AND JOINKK, : ~ VnLOASIiANB.I r,. ' Every Desoriptlon ol Building Dealgnod'aud Krecied. , - - ■ All Branches ot the Buildlngr Trade exeouted by Rxperienced Workmen. Shop Fronts Offloe FitUnga fee, to WPHILIIFPB S SOJN, • OIL, COLOUR, AND GLASS ' ; :-: -MERCHANTS. ■ . , importeralof PaperhanginKß. Scrim. Pamte, 01W, Turpentine, Colours. Varnishes, French PoUsh, Gold Leaf. Artists' Colonrs and Briißhes: Plate, Sheet, Crown, "Ornamental, and Photographic Glasa; Ploture Fismea and Tapestry, Mouldings Clook and Compass Glasses, Glazed Sashes^nd Doors. Glass out to size, and carefully poked. ' " :?5 & 87. QUBBN-aTRgET. WELLE SLBY-STRBJBT Oiii, COLOUR. & GLA&S: WABBHOUSK.- C. G. Hill, Importer of Paporhanglngs, Oils, Colours, Glass, Varnish, White Lead, fco., Gilt and Stained Mouldings and Piotures, &0i _Pio ture-framins to order.. Just landed, ;ex *Coro nllla' and "Looh u00n,'215 paokages Paper harigings. Wblto- Lead. Oils &C.-PI6MB note, the address f WeUesley-itreet Weat (opposite Marketentxanoe). .. . : ■ ..,..; jx "A ;M B S BTEW AR T, tl . ; CIVIL BNGINBKB ! , AND AUTHOBIBBD SURVKYOh, COBMBB OP SHOETLAND AMD O'CONNKWi ' '. :. ■'■ '■• ,'STBEBTS. ''"•■'.' WEN X V L. FO RST £B, SOLICITOR AND BARRISTER,! [ TAUBANGA. AUCKLAND. , ■'!': W..'h l: Sk'' : -N' ":i S O XX, . OABPBNTKB AND JOINER, BBKBSFiORD-STREBX AUOKLAHD, Opposite the Congregational Church. All repairs promptly and economically executed* Bstimates Riven. Funerals furnished. -I J. A V SX IN * V 0., • I • Wholksalb BOOT AND SHOK MANUFACTDREBS. A Large Stoolc of PKoaab, BiyKyrED and 13bwk GooDa of all sorts and sizes .'.', : ., ; . ...•-. to select .from. ', . . ■ An'.Ordera have Quiok Deopatob. COLONIAL ■BOOT FACTORY, 1 14, Wympham-stbbet. Auckland. ■XTEWTON VENETIAN BLIND J3( W 0 EX. QE O. TU C KE R, VBNBTIAN BLIND MAKES AND WXEtB WORKKB. KARANGAHAPB ROAD, NKWTOH, Venetian BUnds of the best quality made and fixed at Is pei foot. Wire work, of any descrip tion and pal tern, made to order Repairs neatly executed. , . Tm D W A R D BA X X li E V, ARCHITECT, ; . ' STIOHBURYS BUEODINQ ... . -QUEEN-STREET. . ; f O H N ■• . S O P V X T, O : HOUSE, LAND, AND GENERAL COMMISSION^AGENT Opposite H.M/h Ouatom<hbuSo, fort.str;eet^ auck|land, Has Alvays fob Sac* Large Blocks of LAND ' FARMS, both Improved"and otherwise Also, . " HOUBKS, COTTAG,Ii;S, &c. On Most Reasonable Terms. W~ ILLI AM THOMLA-S, Corner of Lome and Viotoria-Btreets, Auckland East- MONUMKNTjM., MAEBLK, AND GENERAL ; ,' STONKMASON,- ARCHITECTURAL SCULPTOR AND CABVKB, Inscriptions accurate and beautiful. Monuments, Tombs, Headstones, and everj description of Stone Work at the lowest possiblt prices for town and country ; ' KSTABLISHED 1865. -iftffl- R T, I'UFFOBII SURGEON DENTIST W AKKMELD-BTREKT, NBAB QUKBN-BTBBKr. Painless Bxtraotlon of Teeth by the Oxide Nitrogen Gas. Proteßßloaal Hours-3 aiOi till 5 p.m. ;



, . linauieaaParda _ t ir .WAY M, O- v T H if', " ■ "'■'" I ' . •■'■'. SHIP AND BOAT BUILBBR, • ODSTOM-HOUBK-BTHKET, FOOT OFjHODSOH STBBKT. Builder. of all klndß of Yachts. Launches n Beats, &o. Vessels Docked and Repaired Ship Joinery of every description promptl; i attended to.. '.".'•• 1 Til' ■■■■'' ' H A ;JB V II XLj» : :(latk ov London),..-;■..: ; „ COAOIinaiLDER, Urpitß QUBEN-BIHIICT. '■ Landaua, Broughams,' BarouohOß, Viotoriae , and,Phajtons of every description manufacture! at from 50 to 100 per cent, lesa than what yoi i, will pay for English importations. All worl guaranteed. Repairs in all branches. ' . I N.B.—Tho advertiser was far ■ many jeari manufacturer to the trade in London .! j ♦ V' B. X N V 15 X SOW . ! 11OU3K, SHIP, SIGN, AND GKNERAL ; . ■, ;, pkpORATIVB PAINTBR.: ■ j ISO. 8.. WYN D H AM-ST EEET. IXTiEVrON AJVD FO'NS'ONBIi ' !i3( .' JUNCTION STORE, 1 ' aoasKa-.or, : >-:.y--j »i j Newton and Geeat Nokth Koads, • ■ ■•',;'. 1' Ji' ."M.-..-W id'T.B-.-•' ' j FAMILY GROCBR AND TBA DEALER. Daimks or Bdttbb of Fibst-plass QuAtmr, •: Bran, Maize, Oats, and Potatoes. ■ tST Faiallioa Waited upon for Order*, la '■ ' .''''■' Goods' Promptly Delivered. . W A KNOCK BKOTHERS, SOAP AND CANDLE MANUFAOTURBRS,. COX'S CKEjEK, RICHMOND, ' i - OFFICE! DUIinAM-STHKBT, AUCKLAND.' Cash Purchasers of Tallow, Wool, Sheepskins, ' :, ; .( and Bones. - ; , ; (M £,B , A M D, ;P O■ T X JS JK. iVJT' !, . . OOACH-BUHiDBRB,.. .o ;! j . fiKEY-STKEET, AUOKLAND. ' .' N.B.—lron-bark Shaftß. Spokes, Felloes, Blue Gum and . kinds of Hardwood, at Lowest Market Prices. ' ,i . . ■;-..'..: 1, I E D. ■ W A R D B, fj • OOAIi MERCHANT, SHIP AGENT. ■ Bay ot Islands, Newcastle, and Walkato Coal to any quantity. Offlde and' Yard, Breakwater, Anokland, opppßito Railway Station. ' BOOK-BINDINtr & PAPBR.RULINtt ? BY ■ :."■ '■•■_' -■ [m £ : WILLIAM-LEYS, « mt BOOK-BINDBR.PAPER-RULBR. W : J. Mbsichantb' Acoount Bookb Ruled |!j>? i and Bound,to Pattern. »g |l i t MUSIC. MAGAZINE 3, BIBLES °£ j jli *■ AND PRAYER BOOKS, jj P V nOUNIJ IN Af.t STTLKP. || : Three Doors above Star Office ! BAKERS' SPECIAL RULED DAY-BOOKS. LIBRARY BOOK 9 STRONG & CHEAPLY JA M E 5 ■ v' A T X JS, OHjCMIST AND DRUGGIST, ! * - HOBSON-STEKET, CLOBH TO WBIXmQTOW-BTBmtT. iDKIIJ AMlfl- 1' A « tt JS Jtt PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT,) AUDITOR, ESTATE AND INSURANCE AGENT, 70. QUEBN STREET.' ' / qnHOS. J HAKBUTT. y/ AMBRIOAN CORN BROOM, f AND ';'.. BTBAM BRUSH WOBKB, VIOTOBUrSTBKKT EAST, . ,; . AOOBXAND. Awarded at Sydney Bxhlbltlon , . : BBONZB ><"»". AND CttBTIFIOATa. TWTOTI CIS 01"' KEIHOVau C. LlT'i'LE [LATE J. J. MH-LS), . FURNITURB EMPORIUM, k A-Sj R "E o.M .0. V ED, ; . i:;;;J Ito the Cornerof i , VIOTOBIA & CHAPEtrBTREETS. Jo.' o. , V 15 L H A M. • LADDER » BARROW' MAKER. 80 and 82, Victoria-stkekt. " Bvery Description of Ladders, Stops, Barrows, J arrow Wheels, Clothes Horses, Clothes Boxes, Travelling Chests, &c., on.hand or made to order, ■» .■ , , . .. : A liberal dlsoount allowed to Contractors and on wholesale order. .' ;' ;~v •' _ . -Shop and Offloe Fittings; and all kinds Of Job )mg Work done by experienced workmen on he shortest notioe. r _ _' :. -, ~ .' • N.8,-Laddera, Step* and Barrows lent On lira. Violins bought, ' •'" <i. ijo ■■: ,', ' One or two superior old Violins for sale; also, a good Vtolinoeuo.oheao. . . ■ ' ■ , ~ "I RE LA N V: V X O T tl IS X 8, JL > WOOL MKRCHANT& TANNKBS ANP LBATHESMAHUFAOTUBEaB,' • IMPORTERS OF Saddlers' and Bootmakers' Machinery, Bngl and Foreign Leather, Saddlery, -.' Saddlers' Ironmongery,- Boot Uppers, Grindery, Mill Belting, Suotion and Delivery "HOBerao£&o.' Wai ohoii sog :—Vulcan Lano and High street Works i—Panmure. Auckland ' Constituents' Orders Promptly land carefully • ' Bxeouted,/ ■ For Bale. Mb BE SOLD (CHEAP), j ... Daily Expected, rVindex, A CARGO OF BEST NEWCASTLE ; . :.", ':, ...; COALS, ..: ."."'„ ;.' SPOKES, FELLOES, AND HARD WOOD. J ■ Purchasers will find it to t^eir' advantage by calling and leaving orders as Boon as pOßßlble, as this is the last cargo this winter. i Also, oasale, "'.' OATS, BRAN, MAIZE CHAFIf, &C. jOSisP A< Q X A i.&i COMMEROE-STBEET. . , O' N BALE AT THE AUCKLAND ; SEED DEPOT:' 150 tons of Canterbury and . aru Pota ■ toes; prime sample ". .- Carters-Improved Magnum Bonums—for Carter's Improved Scotoh Champions—for , Ashleaf, Fluke, and Lapstono Kidneys—for Pink-eyes, Silver-skins, and Poor Man's Friend—for seed . .-. ; • Oats, for seed and feed , '■[ ', . Maize, whole and crushed ■ . • Field Peas, Tares, Rye. Sorghum, K0,,&0. Bonedust, ooarse and fine . . Peruvian Guano ... :' '. ■ Hupn Island Guano , . - •Superphosphate _ . Hay, Straw, and Chaff r , Catalognea to be had on application Purple Straw and.Tuscan Seed Wheat. Having lately scoured the servioesof Mr. J. F. Smith, who has been for ten years in the Nursery Business 'and Landscape gardening near Birmingham, and for nearly two yearc with Mr. C. T. Wren, of Mount Hoboon Nur sery, I am now prepared to give estimates foi laying out and planting Gentlemen's Gardens, &c, so. THOMAS STEADMAN, : 187, QPEEN-STREET. AUCKLAND. MESSRS WHITE & POWDRELI , (Late Mr White) Have added to their Ale and Stout Bottllnf Kstabllahment, and are Direct Importers o: WINE 3 and SPIRITS. Superior Qnalitles and Leading Brands alwayi in stock. Wholesale Orders supplied at prices whiol oan compete with any warehouse in town. Invercargill Ales and Stoat from the Brewer; whioh took the Prize at the Sydney Exhibition 1879. .: ■ hobson's building Fokt-btbsot, Auckland,



Flour jvuiiß. -'-'-•' ---, rjnuOKNXON, SMITH, AND FIRTH'I A PMOBS OPRRBJ/T (Wholmau;). Snbjeot to alteration -without notice. Sookß. - UWB. Wb. Crown Brand Flour fi s. d. 6 s. d. £ s. d perton .. U 0 0 14 10 0 15 0 i :T.S.&F.Canteibary 1, Flour, perton .. 13 0 0 13 10 0 11 0 1 y Canlab Flour, per ton .. .. .. - 0 0 0 0 0 0 1110 1 " :Sharps, perton .. 6 0 0 .. ~ f Kran.porton .. ■'.. 510 0 .. .. a Fowl Wheat .. ... its. -Oil. per bushel. The above prloes taolude sacks and bagr ; eaotci and bags not returnable. Tebmb : Cash. Jj ; I Anokland, Ootober 7th. 1881. ni i ~7~~ [Established 1800.1 ' £ WAITEMATA FLOUR MILLS, Vf PRICES .OURRBNT (Wholesale). '■•'-, Subject to alteration without notioe. ■ ■ '■>:, x '■■''• '• ■ sacks. ' lM's. ■ 60*8; > > ■ & s. <i. c. t. d. & s. a Fine Flour, per ton U 0 0 UlO 0 15 0. ( J.L. Flour, per ton "13. 0 0 13 10 0 14 0 I A. Flour, perton''l3 0 0 — — SUk Dressed ..12-0 0 12 10 0 13 0 ( Wheat Meal, >. U 0 0 HlO 0 15 0 I 'Sharps, per ton .'- 6 0' ;0 .■ — . —, ■ Bran, per ton .. ST) 0 • — ■ r ' ! The above prices lnolude saoKs and hags. "■' j ■■■;. Sacks ana bags cot returnable. ■•'. ---j Cabin Biaouits, £19 per,ton; oases, 2s 6d each, i ' Also, a large assortment of Fancy Bisculti i Price List on application. ';. . , ' .TKRMO Jl"i CASH,, i; ' . ';; i\h--:.\. Offloe i SS,'Queen-strSet; Aubklindj; ' ws' 1 August Slst, 188t- : '■'<• '■' ■ ■ " '" •';' ... JPHNLAMB. ':Fi.:tA\ ,'V. ■ V-U O[U : 'H[ ; : MI LL S '■■ "W'e, tiio nnderslgned, at tifeolpseSfqur 'first year's experience in our New Mills, b'pg to return thanks tto :our nnmerous cuitomora for , the Bujiport hitherto afforded us. ; , J Our new Machinery, imported at. Breat cost from England and America, enables us to manu facture "^EWPRQOKas FLOUR,' a FJoiir 1 that has worked an entire revolution in Ameri' oan Milllnz, and is attracting deserved attention throughout Great Britain, aad whioh we now . present to our customers fas EXTRA' SUPER FINE SILK-DRKSSBD FLOUR. ANCHOR , BRAND; and we ben tor Inform them a!so .that .this is the only brand of Flour that we intend to manufacture from this date. ■ » , ! ' \ Weplaoetbia Flour fearlessly In competition with any Flour in the Colony as a flrat-olaas . Family and Bakers'Flonr. • '. ■ Thoas who have hitherto' not patronised us wo respeottully requeat will aak for Byoroft's Flour. i Our Prioes from this date areas under,-j-. ; ;\ ' Extra Superfine Silk-dressed Anchor Brand (per ton oTs.OOOlbg). . Backs .. ~ . _■- „. u «S10 0 lOOs .. '•„■ • i ,i ".. M'-0' 0 jo's .. ..:'..; .. „: alO o i 25's ,:s ~ i ...,-, .. .. MU : 6 i Adelaide Flour keptinjstook. '■■ . ... • ■ ■' ~J. BYOBOFT & CO. City Mills. September 1.1881., : • . . ' - " ironmongery. !^IHEAP. TTARDWARE CTOUSE, 231, QUEEN-STREET (JT# & J# DIOKB^ : ] HAVE FOR SALE- '' ■ ' ;"'-.; KOWATT'S ANUCAPNIC LAM^S, , .'■' V-' , ALSO, EXTBA ; : BUBNBRS, FONTS, GLOBES, AND WICK 3, ' And a Great Variety of Chlmnies, Rodger's Lockwood's, and Wigfalls tablb and pockktkry. Johnson's CELEBRATED SCISSOBS. clark's boilers, baucbfans, sco, gkrittth's patent tea and coffee Pots, Stamped Tinned Meat and Pie Dishes, Basins and Milk Pans (all sizes), Buckets, Tttbs, Pails, and Ovens, Brooms, Scot beees, Whisks, &0, Haikj Cloth, and Nailßbushes. I PABK'B, 'WAOKfI, AND1 LYNDON'B BPADK3 AND DIGGING FORKS, . GARDBN HOBS, RAKBS, : ANUTROWBLB, DissTON, Sorby&Speae, and Jackson's ; HAND. RIP. AND TBNNON SAWS. ", Axes, Adzes, Tomahawks and Chisels, Augurs, Planks, Hammers, Braces, Twist ahd Patent Bits (all sizes), LCM3B3, HlNGEfli NAltS< AND BbASSWARB, I-.- Scott's Genome White Lead, jbaw-and Boiled Linseed Oil, fivb per gent, discount i ; Allowed to Cash Purchasers on all Sales ■' : amounting to 20s. and upwards, iwo- ■;■ ; ;"o.! ::V:T,;:\';;i ' r ■'<>/.'.^.k ; The following BLOCKS of LAND in the County of Mangonul are open under the Homestead Aot:— '. No, I—KAIAKA BLOCK, Paris of Kalaka County of Mangonul, 3,600 Acres. Thle , Land is situated in the Viotoria Valley. No. 2-PATIKI BLOCK, County of Man gohui, 1,900 Acres. This Land is also ir . ' the Viotoria Valley. ' ■'- • j', '. .Both these Blooka of Land are well 1 ' ' worth the attention of intending settlers No. 3-OTENGI BLOOKr Parish of Talpa : ■ not far from the Township of Mangonul, lOOAcres, ' <:. : No. I—TAKU BLOCK:, near Kalo, War • > garoa, Applioatione for any of these Lands mußt b: made; to the Chairman ot the Mangonui Count} Counoil, at Mangonui. with whom Plans of th« , said Blooks have been lodged for public i nspeotion. ; ROBT. M. HOUSTON i Chairman Mangonil County Connoil - Knives Re-bladed.] [Saws Sharpened HENKY LEADBEATEB (From Sheffield), PRAGTIOAL GRINDER AND CUTLER, WAKBFIELD-STKEETi Scissors, Surgtoal'lnstruments, and Carpenter"! ' Tools put in thorough order. ; Razors Houow Gbound. t mO POULTKY BKKEDERS b EGGS supplied for HATCHING from Bramhas, dark Couchins, buff ' 1 Couohins, black Langshans, blaol Hamburcs, silver spangled Spanish, black. 1' Those birds are from the celebrated stookso '• Lady Gnyder, Ipswich, England.; • -Terms, &0., on receipt of stamped envelope. AU orders addressed to the Poultry Yard, Laki Takapana, or Robertson 8r03,, Symonds-street win ceceiTe prompt attgnUon,



• ; BUBiriesß Notices. ; ; 3 Ty OT I CEO F;RE MO V At; Jas. A. Pennalligen wishes to inform his frionds, customers, and the general publio that he has Removed to the premises lately occupied [, by Mr Oucksey,. Wakefleld 6treet. J.A.P., in 0 thanking his oustomers foi their previous sap port, hopes for a continuance of their patronoee, 0' as it will be his endeavour to offer them the best quality at lowest prides. ■ - ■■.•■ 0 >|1O BUTCHEKS, SETTITEITSi X FARMERS, AND OTHBRS; b The undersigned are Cash Purohabers of HIDES, SHE KPSB.INS, WOOL, TALLOW, BEESWAX, &c, &c, at Highest Market Rates in any quantity. 1 ■ : - I Consignors 'direct will have prompt and im mediate cash remittances returned at satisfao , tory rates. ' v IRELAND BROS., TANNEB AND' LEATHER MANUFAOTtTBEBS, , , ... tOOKLAND. ; :_; T BEli to inform the .Customers and- SB . Friends of the late Mr George D. Burke, q Wholesale and Retail Bellows Maker, ot Wake field-street Auckland, that the business. will be j, : carried on as heretofore, under the superinten 5 dence of his widow, and all orders and corres , pondenoe will' be thankfully received by the undersigned and attended to as before. . • ' ■ MRB. G. BURKE, ; - : v : Wakefleld-street, Auoklana. V^ X O U N IJ, LI M E. GROUND LIME.' ■ .. >}. iriti,lf!sti J.HGATE.'S ' jMAHUBANai HYDKAULiq GROUND KOOHE >' j ' Lime, ,m ' J '■! -In apy Quantity, for Conorete, Patlia, Floorß, !. Collars, 'etc. (next to stone flagging, is unrivalled for durability and hard-setting qualities). ' For jj tonka and other wet Work it is a flrst-olaaa ! imaterial. ,' .'. '' ' t .' ' ; ; . ...'. ';/. 1 ! , B. KEANE, SOLE AGENT, . . .' CUSTOMHOUBE-STBEET.; '•.".' •' • FormossinMorto.' ' ■' KTEyr ZEALAND FERNS, i.l ; Unmounted, or '" " Tastefully Mounted In various'ways, FKOM tf D P TO 120 YAK KTIEfi, 'OTBaleby -:' r " "Vj" 3, E R I Q CRAIG,, , ; '~ ~" > .PamCES-STKBKT. -~, ~ ~'. ; ipiURNITURiS' WAREHOTJ SE; . .'■ ':',' E. COTTJEU, V,■; '.-..'.,. ' . Oabinetuaeuib^.Upbolstereb, Undebtakkk, 1 Bagatelle Tables made to order. Billiard Cues always oh hand. ' -. '■• '~' ■' YIOTORIA-SrREET WBii? (oorner ot Nelson streot), Auckland. , AU orders promptly attended to. . i Charges moderate. SANFOKD'S FRUIT. AND PRO"- VISION STORE. :Por!c Pies '', .-jjflaifcj j " Hop Beer ev*ry flay, Potted 'ding,6dlb Bdlb. Oranges, Apples, Bananas, Pine Apples. ■■ ■ ■ ' ■ Baoon, Oheeso, Butter, Egg 5.;...... •, ■ , Fo.wls, 2s 9d to 3a 3d each. ' Tamnail find Auckland Salt Butter, Cd to JOil lb. 1 I VioTOMA-STREET (oorner of Albert-streotj. ADCOCK, dt Kemuera, begs to • Inform the public of Newmarket and .surrounding districts that ■he has NOW : .OPENED a Branoh Business at New ■markot, opposite the Railway Station, especially for the sale of Small Goods, and hopeß to reoeive a Bhare of patronage. Oerman Sausages, Polo nies, Blaok Puddings, Tripe, Genuine Pork Pies and Saveloys. Poultry trussed to order. Every- ; .thing of best description and at moderate rates. SOI L ; 9ON IRA CX. ' All persons id theTJffy^s Suburbß requlrlnß . the services of-the-present Contractor at the seduced bates should make early application to U; WILSON, at his residence. Nelson-street, or under cover, addressed "G. Wilson, Night Boil Contractor. City Connoll Offices ", m O TXAYK LL E E8,.:,' fcq.. PREsmiTS fob Homb.—Very Biandßome Cur ; oslty Cabinets, Inlaid Table Tops, and^Walktne Sticks, made 0' rich and beautiful New Zealand Woods; also,; Polished Specimens of Woods in small box, and Brass-bound Chests of»Drawers in picked Mottled Kauri. AU at very reason able prices. wILUA] j I floma^.. ; ■: Worker of Native Woods,top of Snortland-etreet. TM| O O D V A N D ft 0., FA M 11" V GR O C Ell S,; ' ' i •' '' ' Queen'-s't,EEE;T, ','" '.. . ONEHUNdA.' ," 1 "-' _ ' ."., ' :Families regularly: waited on, and goods 1 : promptly delivered. • ' , r mHE NEW Z EALAND TIMBER • COMPANY (LIMiTBD) ■; : ; Beg to inform their numerous Customers tha '. they have purchased the Business' hitherto' con ducted by Messrs. Jagger and Parker, and that, In accordance with this arrangement, .Mr. ' Jagger Will be the Manager for the- Company, in , Anokland, who will rerieira1 and'bxdotito..all orders;.-, m: -^ ,| t h^rbk, ,'.. \ ' •'■ '' "','" i "'"j*! '• " - Chairman,.: Auekisna, September, ,1881. ; WE beg to give notice to oar Customers that we have incorporated our Business1 with the New Zealand Timber Co. (Limited). , : JAGQER & PARKER. '■ Auckland^September^SSl.,. ~ . y THE NEW ZE'ALA,NP:,TIMBER COMPANY (LIMmO) : Are now prepared, to' supply Timbor of any ength and size at the shortest notice. , • - ■ FRANK JAGGEBi . ' Manager, Anokla ad. September 1881. ■ R~6 W N B A X E R V, KARANGAHAPE ROAD. Opposite Pitt-street Wesloyan Chapel. ! DAVID GRUBB, Baker, Confectioneb, and general Stokekeepeb. A new and extensive Shop lately added to the former one. ; The Best Dairies of Butter, Frj?s, and Canterbury Cheeses, &0,, ooutinually on; hand. Goods Ruamntoed of the bout quality, and at Qaeen-Btreet prices, An early trial re quested. • • • • ! ■; ■■-.: MARTIN AND PARTINGTON Have ok Sale— ' ; Instantaneous Dby Platbs—Al for Rapidity,. Brilliance, and Vigour • '. -;■,■• Photographic Glass and Chemicals, speoially seleoted for .dry plate workers Photo Printing Frames ■ -..: ■', , . .> ' ,1 Telephone Magnets and Apparatus Garbon-Zinc and Cells for Constant Batteries > MioroacopßS, Microscope Objects, Mounting , Glass, &o. , . ■ >r, ■ 1 , :"' MARTIN & PARTINGTON, PHOTOGRAPHISTS. : MAKKET EMTRANCE,.QPEEN-STEEET. CORLEY'S BUILDINGS, HOBSON • STREET. ' MRS BEACH (late of Chrißtchurch, New Zealard), begs to Inform the Ladies of Auckland 1 aid surrounding districts that she has started a 5 KfJilinery and Dressmaking Establishment,, where the latest materials may be brought by customers to be made up in every variety of ■ Parisian and English styles, a It. mode. The » public may rely upon punctuality and strict attention to all orders: and Mrs 8., having had. 14 years" experience in the South, confidently 1 solioits the patronage of future favours. 1. ■ — ' i inDEN TERRACE fOaX OFFICE. ' F. M. MORLEY, XBA DEALBR.AND FAMILY GROCEIi, Eden Tekbaob Families waited upon for orders, r. Good delivered to any part of tho .Town and j. .. , Suburbs..:. - ,!..,•, A N TED X NOW N, . THAT . . H P. GIBBONS & CO. DBLIVBR THE BEST SAWN WOOD w At 12s PBK Ton. ; TT T* PIBBONS & rlO -BBOOKBS AND PROVISION HBECHANTS, HOBBON-STBEET. ■'■ ■ "DRACTICAL GAKDENER. " , F. BBNNSi ,_ ' ; . (Late of Tarara ana Parawai Gardens, Thames) t begs to inform the inhabitants of Auckland that !he has Removed to Victoria-street, Auckland, three doors from Ola House at Home, and is !prepar^d to undertake Gardening Work to all its branches. Work done by day.orcontract. c Gardeus kept in order as per agreement. Te«ns f reasonable. Orders by letter promptly attended to,



RAG COMPANYj DARBY-aTRKKT, AUOKLAND, ' Open on FR,H)AYand SATURDAY In eaoh week for the Purchase of all kinds of JtiAGS, MBTAL, fee. FOR QABH. RETIRING FKOM THE COACH BUILDING.; BUSINESS, v?!* * . ALEXANDEr" MACKIE, OOACHBUUDKR, ,'■.-.■.•,., rasp '/..-r DUBHAM-STEEET WEST, Bees to inform the Publio of Auokland and sur rounding districts, that he has disposed of his Coaohpnildiog Business to Messrs W. and E. Basten, and while thanking his Patrons for the support so liberally accorded hliq'during the long period he has been in business, begs-to splioit for his successors a continuation of the Bame patronage and support, ... •■ ; \ATITH. reference to the abov?, W. p,ni \ H • K.'BAHTKNtj'eg to state that no efforts will be "wanting ou their part to merit a con tinuation of the confidence and patronage accorded to their predecessor. ■ < • ■< ■ ' • Having had great praotioal experiencel-as Coaohbuiidsrs:in Kngland, and ten.years on colonial and American work, their Patrons may confidently rely that all orders or work of 'any descnptlon entrusted to their «are will receive their personal sapsrvision,-and be executed'in the best manner, with punctuality and despatch. ! Address: -' : ;" '-''■"'*■'''"''^.~'.:.':.', '''.'.'',■ : « ■- ,',-rW.^r Sc-,'ia.:'B AST BJ:'K "■■ ''"'".; t ■ , (Late,A'."Maokie)»,: ;. .'' . r !c O A O ,'H B U I L D X R. S ■ ■:• "■'■ DUHHAM4TBIIET: WEST, ' ' ;'V '. ■ ■ -■■■• rAnokland; '■ ..'■■■, |XT OUNG WOMEN'S INSTITUTE ~ . AaENOY JTOE GOYKBNESSB3 itlD'' "'-. -•'' ;■ "' : SErtyANTs!',RK<wsTaYii'. i^;i'!.:;.:. ; Respeotable Serrants are requested to apply ■ UPPER QUEEN-STREET,! ' A .:■..• AUOKLAND,' - ' Fee from Employers, Ss. •■••'■ Fee from Governesses, £b. . . . Fee from Serrante, 2g Cd. . •• ' . " "I '&•' JL %N'V.i E LJD '&ik< S f aLASA!OHINA, AND «P--|. 3 fo EARTHENWARE J5» r* :"-.«. .-.■.'., .jmbrghantt;" .•■■,v-:.Jf -f' $ 139, (JUEK.^.STII.EET f j . (ADJOIHINS BANK OF AUSTRALASIA), i Has Just Received a Large Quantity of NEW GOODS, Including a MagnifloonS Assort- '• ment.of.CENTRE STANDS. ■>:• '■ 20a I A Choloe Variety of Very Superior ENGLISH ahd FRENCH, CHINA, HARHUUIN, ! •<■'■■ and other DESSERT AND i ~ -Tba.sets., /',;,..;..'; A Quantity Of Very Beautiful BREAKFAST and TEA SETS, ' FANCY CHINA CUPS AND SAUCERS,' ' . IBTB ,THITS'. SET Si -,;■.; HANDSOME COMPORTS, ' Toilet Sets of the Newest pasriaHS, &O« . &C, ~ &O. " " "., .;_ ". ' " 1 S.T. has always on hand a Large Variety of FANCY GOODS, and an immense Stock of ; GLASS, CHINA, AND EARTHENWARE, a5 § suitable for all classes of Cus- g w (U <» tomers, which he is selling at «o S :<}. $ .the Lowest Prices; and having. >*.• & v co made arrangements for regular «q r 6 shipments or New Goods, of the $■•'Ki v m latest designs, the. Public will Ha < 3 § find his Establishment the Best ft *g ;H <»> Assorted House in- Auokland' «'."g i 5 9 - ; for all descriptions of - • g 2 3 «§■ GLAB-S—CHINA. AND <*> g g S EAHTHBNWARB. g • /MHAS. BUKTON&Co;(Iate C. Burtdn), \j High-street, have For Sale—Bananas, ripe and ripening; Oranges, to arrive:. Dairy-fed Breakfast Baoon,: choice; Maize, Oats, Bran, and Chaff, lowest price; beßt Potatoes, 65s ton; Tea, in i-cheats, ex s.s. Bo wen; Sperm Candles, Canterbury Cheese; just landed,some choice Hams cured for summer consumption. "OAGOJS 1 T>ACON 1 DACON ! 1 , - Two Twin PRivß.TH^oifltfl hfl nnM-<UL 9rl perlb .-■ '3 1 ■■- ■■ '■"■• •-■ ■■' ! 'Green Peab, 2d perlb' •,"•' "' '.'*:'!■;;'•: Bbst: Jams, 7d per Ib.'Brliifi; ybur.ownjarß ' . OoooArAiq},MiLK,ispertln • ■ i ■ r ' !•: HONEY,7}dPSr'tin ■,•(■■":•;■: :'"'I ; . ;_■!■• "■■'> Dates, 6d; Prunes; '" -; And remember to aek for Hbwin's Nokpabeii. ---1 CoFffKKS, the best in town, roasted s .'-'A 'ahoJground on'the premise's^ "-^ • ■'' " ;: F.^HEWINv* BROTHER,-y '■;:;" I ' Coffee''Roastbrs,. Fancy GuopaKa, and' Peo vision "Faotobs, i 1 The opposite comer -of United Sorvioa Hotel, Q U'» E N-S IBEKT, irTOJA ±* 1-Mr B E-K TH^'UNTJON &ig& ' AND; BOOR;' 00, ABE NOW PBEPAEED, TO SOTPW 7 '111 "kinds of ... rC -,, IB U I L D I N G MA T E B|l Alls,' , __INOLUDINa . ; Sashes, Dooia, Mouldings; TuBNEBY, CARVING; AKD FKKTWOItK,^ , ,; ; „ ~AT..TKB ;. , ~., ;.,,,' v Vbby Lowest ratkr i i Union Sash'and'Door GoKCp'iiix',' j ,sm ?J in :vbbanoh Office ;t|!-1 °;::j'"-;i!-' ; . CqSTOM : HOPSE-STBEET, j APSKLAKO. ,-; ,y O, !»c{jj*<»i ''-'iß'\' t ''A,^"''-'ij.' "Q Ex "Askmokb,1 'Hebmiokb, and .. fli ., O j. Lai^i Arrivals:— ~;.; ; ; . !;..•.,i; i 6S oases CONFECTIONBRYi uA-vti ntiwh 51 „ COCOA ', 18 „ CORNFLOUR- — i 195 ~ STARCH .25. „ t MARMALADE,!, , ■„,,,, o ,r t - :i'l3'" "MUSTARD ' ' , "■ , .j 35 •!,: BLUB :.,< :,..'. ll VsL-oi tU(K|tUI-p i 10 „ SAUCB . . ;,„ ! '95-:,' -CANDLES !' •' "'I '-' ■'''•■■'->j;'" -60- „ ,>GLUCOSE mn\ o"'T Wav, ','■; ; 100■",, - umbjuice ■ - * ", 25 i, RASPBERRY; BALM' . iJ; \ : 65.,,., SALTED FISH i:' -./. i hriiixvn S5 „ PICKLES,"SAUCES,,&a, ,-, ~,. i; 15 ~: LING and TUSK • : , ! -' 10 „ . BLOATER PASTE i. 35 „ -VBSTAS • :.■ ..: U :•■.,:.<■.••! • 30 bales PAPER, PAPER BAGS,' &VSSJS ! • 9 casks BLACKING . 1 10 :,', GINGKR ; ' 12 frames ROOFING 1' and SHEATHING: FBLT. . i- : ..,.; I v m:;ir >*? ;TO~ARRIYE,::';v :''L,V'*4 '.'. i ' 'Per'-Firthof.Tay'and'Zealandia—.'. ", ; '20 J-hhds VINEGAR "' -!;'' , ■ 100 kegs WIRE NAILS >i ru r^;;; ... i,,i ' 10 cases RBAPBRB and MOWERS : . i , 100 „ LIMEJUICE CORDIAL ...,u 25 , RASPBERRY BALM ! 40 „ STARCH ' l •■''■■"■' S SO „ VBSTAS .. ■, ~.: • ■■:> ■-■■y-o. : 20 ~. LING (New Season),,, ,: ; If. H- H l^ *C° ""' ' _'LOW,B jQUBEN-STRBEt. ":; ,':. :"BtFSettember;feßl.;. .;/ ,;,,,;.> :^ 0 : ■'■:■•'- ■ Musical. ' "'.' :" . j-jDI YEN IN G C0 N CE R T (3. ; . SBLEOTIONS FROM OPERAS, EONQS, : '. ' .DUBTS, &C.,:&0.' i; : La -;i , : Every Person can have these in their own Home bycalHngpn ,; •-!''•■ i J. HOWDEN, SHORTLAND-SIRBKT, - and PußCHAsnia one of bis Newly-Imported . PIANOS. JSLBOUKNE INTURNAT I,ON AL ;;■;, ' EXHIBITION, 1880-188 L ....j.,;,. ;THE ;PiA Sf O; AWAEDS. ':]■ ~,.'■ O THB BRINSMEAD PIANOS' "were !• ac corded the Highest Award, ,viz.,vjwo Gold Medals ; also First Prize 'for Concert' Gratids, First Pnza for Drawingroom'Grandg,- First Prize for Short Grands, and First Prize for-Up* right Pianos. ■■„ ■■■ <■ :.<■.■■.•,■,■:„.■,.. *~,.\ SYDNEY IN T-JS R N AXIO NAL EXHIBITION, 1879-1880. ■' -y. ■, ,:, ,; ; . . THEi rP:I ASO AWASDS. . , ~! THE BRINSMEAD PIANO 3 were accorded the Highest Award, ; viz., the First Prize Medal and Special Diploma aboyz all competitors.. RISBArNJS INTERNATIONAL . .; EXHIBITION, 1880,; ~; ..; •'■:';' VThb 1 BiE&HOh Awabds.-. vjlti THB BRINSMEAD PIANOS were accorded the Highest Award, viz,, the two Firat. and only speoial Prize above all competitors. ' tjTrTvious international ■Jt\ .;; exhibitions.,;, ■,', The Piano Awards. "£■ .tHK BRINSMBAD PIANOS were accorded the Cross of the Legion of Honour the Gold Medals and Special lHclomas at Paris, S. on<Jou, Philadelphia, South Africa, Antwerp,'■ a «&; and are unanimously declared, by the leading judgesand professors of music [throughout.the world, to be the Besi Pianos manufactured.



.'TSpartanfci' *. U?. I .._. EX C'H A ,r< G E' H OT E L. ■ NAPIER-SPRING:-HANDICAP.- « • A OALCUTTA^SWKKP On the"above event will be drawn on MONDAY next, 10th Instant, at 9 p.m. Unumitkd number of Subscribers at lOs.each.,:■'■;•;•:■ ;• li'j'..;.;.- '■• v.; ::,-. ,■» '■.-.' THE LAST,- dONSULTATION BE. FORE THE LOTTERY'ACTBECOMES law.- c s r "a ,j a it «i ;:.-. s a m a a - ■ Six OHAugES,of. Pi^nins jjsno £1,200, ' HOB TKN SfiILLINGS ! A FLEMING AND StAPLETON'S V'! 10, ! OK THE ! ! N.Z. METROPOLITAN MEETING, TO bo run irt OhristohTirch, Nov., 1881, nnd wiU I be-positively .Drawn ; ON MONDA^;' Cicf ÜBER 31. 8,000 SuDScrlbsrß4at,aos v --each-."j»4.bout 190 Nominators, and 190 .Prizes. .IKach tloket has a chance of winning Six Prizes in the following events:— i Dkbby Stakes, C. J. C. Handicap, .5750. *1000. fist horse .. ..£2OO Ist horse .. ..£3OO ;2odThojs47.;C i..;i 100 2nu h«9S6J> I-.I Jj-A ¥0. ,3rd horse .. .. iSB? 3rdhorße .. .. -j76,, Other starters ~ Other starters ™ ; (divided)..r *?■.:■ 100 v (divided).., .. 12S :Non-starcere (do.)" 300" Noh-starterß (da) 350 ( i! Wbloome Stakbb, CANTKBBtnnr Oup, i ' 8500. £1000. .Isthorseh.,-..,,, ~*£loo,.lsthorse. ~., , — £400 2nd horse'- 1.1-.' J > -'60 1- 2nd horse '-.'.'-' - 1. 150 horse .. .. 25 3rd horse .. .. 75 !Other starters - -Other starters • (divided).. .. 100 (divided).. .. 178 ;Npn-fltarters (do) • 325, jNon-StarjOTS^dp.) j .200, CHBiBTOHtmoH Plate Metropolitan " Han s £375. dioap, £375. Ist horse .. _ £10O~l8t"horse .. ..£IOO '2ndhorser,..-,' ~t t6 o.2nd,horse;,,., -~,„ 60 3rdhors#~- .. '■ -25 ■3rd'lloree,''.V a '.. 25 3tarters and non-" • Starters and non ; startere(dlvided) 2QO .„. Btaiters(aivlded) 200 , Eacli.race will, bo drawn separately, under the a«perviaion of a Committoo of Subaoribers, and results published in morning papers. ' ■ 1 Should ail the Bhares -not be disposed of, prizes will be distributed pro rata, less 10 per cent .OVlif/a* V...'i U'liu)!'[). \ Two Stamps for reply and result; Is exchange on-cheduesl '■'■ .:--'--':ri »i'£ AOiK 3fswi7 f THOS STAPLBTON, ---80x238, Christohurch. i JUBAL FLEMIKfG, Treasurer, i ..hid a /OltJyßatns.-Ghrlstbhnreh(for i , ~ ~ ~ ~ merlyof Auokland, Thames' I >1 !■. / O U 3 and Waikafo). X i 8 O O W. JONES, TOBACCONIST, 108, QUEBtf • STREET. Local Agent '^tiatifafc '' 'TyrORrH^SHORH ; WEDKESI)AX, ; 9?H iNO^j 1881. PRELIMINARY PROGRAMME. 1. Handicap Tbadino Cutteb Race. ,2. Yachts and Fishing Boats, deoked or half deoked, under 10 tons, and not less than 5 ■ tons. —..— 3. Yachts and Fishing Boats, decked or half deoked, under 5 tons, i. Ist-Clabb Open Sailing Boats, about2o feet. 6. 2nd CL»s9OpiNSiiEiNcfßdAiinnder;2o.te6t '; and not less than 16 feet. 6. 3rd Clas4 Open Sailing Boats, under 16.feet and not leßSthanlS feet.''' £01! <><"i'i'i 7. 4th tJLABsTOpaN Sailino Boats, under 13 : feet. w ...,,,„■!., - ■ .««,-*,. 8. All Combbs', iNBiaSBD Gig'RAo*,l;withl ' •Coxswßin. 9. Bona fide AMATEUHBSBaiiOB •RAOs,.to.be ; rowed .inlnrigged' Gigs, the propsrtyot ' any'-Rdwing Club, with Coxswain. 10. Bona fide Amateubb-Junior Raob, to.oe, .. rowed in Gigs, the property of any Rowing j . Olub,Triti»Coiajws>in. Dingy not to exceed 12 feet overall, 12. Tub Raob. „ 43.GBKA8TBOOM. Q> Q Hon. Sco, i c.•■ II OV-Ml-.. fi'i-;J '') Medical.; iriTiEMIST' AND DKUG.GrST^ \J,7 til b\o: o-i 10.: :.; ... :. S. GILBERT, s dispbnsdjg^as'd-family chsmist^ 223, qukkn-steekt, (Next to thb Albert Hotel). Prescription and Family ..Kocolpta carefully prepared and dispensed. Just Landed— A Large Stook ot Perfumery, Fancy Soaps, : Proprietrxy Medioines, Drugs and Chemicals, etc., etc. : Country Storekeepers landaSettfers1 orders executed with care and dispatoh, and at lowest rates. Communications by letter will reoelve imme ?**< M«sr GILBERT, BjTAQ wnoM-STBKBiry.".'.' :io'-i EDIOAL HALL, PONsONBY, Nkak thb Three Lamps, i PHARMAOBUTIOAL OHEMISX AND . SURGEON iJBNTISTi Drugs and Chemicals of best quality. Homoeo pathic, Patent, and Proprietary Medioines. Please and Lubta's, Atkinson's, and Rimmell's Perfumery. Hair and Tooth Brushes, Turkey and Honoy oomb Sponges. Feeding Bottles of every description ______ • 'i' O: f <Xi ii .' MJJ■ TO X i: U''U >) •XT OTIOS O! REMOVAL, i .x-j.^TEHIIiP^ANp.HUJJSQHk BO ,: OHBMIST.A-NPuPRUftQIST, Begs to inform his friSnasiand customers that he has RBMOV.BD bis Business to |NBW AND COMMODIOUS PRKMISBS ! ftMWiol ffu;U:»t*h6.°<!™er'o'' fliH) oK^-fH.B VICTORIA & HOBBON-STREETS. I\/TR. OTTO KOHL, M.8.P., late fromi IVI Germany, has commenced practice In -Auokland for the cure'of Rheumatism, Neu 'ralgia,and all Skin and Blood, pjseasea^by a process*hitherto uhkriowriln Jthis country, but imbstsaccossfolly practised in Germany in the treatment of suoh diseases.' 'It aots as a preven ! tive aßainst fevers and small-pox. Consattauon free. Hours: 10 'to 12 a.m. and 3 to i p.m., at Panama House, Lower Symonds-street, where ' Auckland testimonials may be seen. i Educational. __ A UCKLAND COLLEGE ANIJ GRAM ;A. . MAR SCHOOL. '■l-'SJ'I /:.". !fT —rrryiiO itMASJiI'J The Fourth Quarter, 1831, will oommenoe on ' Monday, October. 10, when the Treasurer will .attend to receive the'Fees. jo]^- MH:g< : •< a Secretary. OAKDING AND UAY iSCHOUL ■FOK'.GlßLg'and. Preparatory Sohoolior Children (Boys and Girls), conducted by MBS LiNTON, Tyneville, Devonport, North Shore Auckland.—The'fcext Quarterfcommejißes 12th October. Children of visitors to the North shore during the: summerimonths oan be re ceived into the School as Boarders or Day, Pupils. Terms on applie_tton___2_ < _ jii _ w . ; TrrECLESf-Ey .'STKEEOV^VfiNIIJQ ; Sepabatb for Males and Females. \ Second Quarter commences on MONDAY !Qo(oltei}BrdVo-,t ska uka ,<is-f wwii TsuU avtli 1 Classes foS'Ladiesr-willmeetton Monday and Wednesday, from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m, itiai xd a v-^-*s- r) ala 'i i ■ Second Series of Lectures: ; "EPOCHS OF ENGLISH HISTORY." ! Fob : 108 jper Quartet', in advance. rpSE AKX X OJKi! r. yj iNGIN a ! MB .H. iCfPRDO^GOQCH,; Asspjibtc.ot I the Roysd^cademy 0^ Music,^London^ and ißronze ana'Silveriiledaiiisi bt that Ksiitu ;tionj re;ceives':'Pnplis''fdr:SllfGifSG and iVOICE ERODUCTION^tttUhis- private in O'gorkeratreet, Albert Park. ijyj « ST. 'V. „.% OUU * A 11, ! Address-bare o'f a Aaokland" Muslo Ware hoose. -— M' - i; S. ,A" VJAM W, E fim j 1 o n vtbaoheb- o» a »■- " * J-*.. ': I vocal,AOT.-IMSTBT^MBirrAL Music. i" i PreEent^ddrels^^^ Devonshiee House. Hobson-btbebt.



< <■ • Amusement Sir: > mwr TH. E A T X E X O V A£. Proprietor.. J _.... -~ - ~ -R. J. DeLlas. • i SECOND WEEK OF THB POPULAR AGIOS, ■ " Supported by Delias' AtrsTßAiiUN Spkoialxx i Compaht. ■:-'.<■■■;-■:. < New Irish Dkama to-night l ■ New IkiSh Dkama To-hight !<•••■■ i THIS (Monday) EVENING. OOT. W. First Appearance in" Auckland of a New Hiber nian Drama, in 4 aots, of great sensa- • ; ''. / '• ,'•■ t-u tional iDterost, .. . '■•;JlJjSfi KERRY / Mr. W. H. LBAKK «S V SOW I KERBS', f DanCCHaiu. "■ • 922] KHRRY J InwhiohcharaoterhewM.l GOWJ ; KERRY.I sing" The Harp that onoe f gOWI KERRY" thro' Tara's Hall," and I GJJSpi KERRY " Nora Mavoorneen." J \GOW I '■■ Abt'lst-^The Irish Farmyard—Tho Arrest of, : Act 2ad-The Prison ana"Attempted Eescue md Surprise. • ■ ' ■'■■-• ■' _. .... ■ Aotard-Theßmithy-O'Hara Shoes Starlight lor the Race, (m this scene a well-known horse will appear on the stage). -".L. «.« ; Act ith—The Carrier Pigeons bring, news 01. !he Race. (In this soene Mxo trained Plgeojs wJU be introduced, arriving on the stage with their messages.) Startling Denouement. - . i '.':'■■'.T',"-•-";- -Inßehearsal:" <'•■;/'':•' , T-W'AITING Fop THE VERDICT! ■ Prices: DressCircle,ls; Stalls,2a6i; Pit, Ift ; i Doors open rit 7.30, commence atß. '" "'' ' i Box Plan at Upton'a,Statlonera, Qaeon-street. iOERESyORDiSTEEET CONGBEGA-' [Er '■_;; y -.tional church. v .■'■\- ■■ - ■ \. d , f.OPjJJWNaOF TBDE GfALtKBY. , '; By speolalVreauesti the GRAND SACRED 3ONOaßT:thatwaa held. In the above Church m Monday/September 18th, will be repeated THIS EVENING. October; 10th,, .when, as j aelore, there will be a gull Band and Choruß. " t.'« •:,. ~-■ Pko^amck :Vr;'; \ V '.' ."' Prayeri-Rev. J. Robertson ;'■.■'. ._ ', ■'■'.'■ Jrerture—V.Gloria. in. ■ ExoßliiS,* *'i2th M^SS . \ 3010-" Coniiori'Ye1," 'IMesslan":(HandeU^Mr ■ J Abernethy :; - "■'■■""■ '."<■■•■■-; •■■■ ,<~r- > ■' Chorus—"And the Glory/1 "Messiah" (Handel) 3old-^." 0 Rest In ffie;;Lord,'' f "amah"—Miss [rio—"Lilt Thine Eyes,"" Blifsh'—Misses Mar-; I ,'ibrboke and Mies Edmonds .',-•■: ■;,'^ _; aolo-^'lWhy do thei Nations," 'kMeßslftJr—Mr • : Brett . •: . . iHr ma— ". All People, &o..'^ Old 100 th Tnae v , • 3010-^'JKeßtenfttlon"—Mrsß6Tltt ,;„;:/'■,,-..,, 3horal^-" ! To Gbd on" High,?," St. , delssbhn) ,:. '~ ,l, ."'•. ,V, ,■; . ( , r {', nma aolo^'Absalom"—Mrßhaw .;,.,.,t „ . ;. „. Solo-" ChUdren's . Voioes " —Mlsa *Spry, wit i ' qnartette-ynissea Marbirookei Peaoe, Gee, ' ' -and^dmonde.^' '"■" -'• °''J "-"' "f,oV,;.<v nrt b-'tltet'l ;.INTKBVAL.^-i':';-;-;V-'t . Overttire-C" Kyrie," V-lStti MwsT (Mo»rt) - jChorale-^'^Bleepers-Watte," "St. Paul^ (Men 3olo^4oonsiaer the LlUeaf-fMr EtartW iU ri Hymn*-1: Eternal Father "V TonOi'? Meuta"!, v -, : solo—"Bat Thou Didst NotLeaye/r "'Meßsiah i —Mies Samson • _.;. _ .--> •;•.•;,- SQuartette—"Holy, . H01y,?., "iast Judgment" • (Spohr^-Mi3Bes Marbrooke, Mr Shaw and- Mr Warner . , "'"'"',-]:." 'iSolo^'LowatThy Feet?— Miss Peace ■•--> <■'' ■Hymn-^" Abide With Me," Tune. 3olo^-"The-Trnmpet Shall Bound," •" Messiah ■ <Handell—Mr Ryan -." - . " Ohorns-"_HaUelujah," VMeaslah? (Handel), Conductor-.. v ;..r;v. .Mr J. Brown. Organist.... ..'..i.'iXMr J.P. Hooton. Doorsopena|.7,tboommenoe'at7.So.,;.j-: . ; -. NB^The audience is invited, to iota In sing ing the hymns, also requested to. stmd, during , he parformanoe of « Hallelujah Chorus," and tot to leave tho Churoh till the.Concert is lOnished.: t -n . ■;.■» -,: <:•■:■■ ;i ■■■-■•■■\ ■■•■' o> , ■:r.-.'. ---i :Those'who were unabl9 to attend'theFltb*. Concert will be admitted on preaentln,? the old tickets. .•■;; ;; •■■■' bo'iina •':' BHwilaJ .w«(fr i Admission.-Is. Pay at the Doors, or tar Ticket, to be obtained at Messrs^ A. Eadrt, Champtaloup.and Cooper's, and W. E, Mears, Queen street.;:''',: : ''' '.' ' ."."''', ."' '"■ -, [r..,, , ...... ~.0,r , ._. . ;lv .•G. 1 .,-v , .'rW: i The 'First aswivbrsabs: of the>ARK OF,;. iHTDEN LODGE will be celebrated On^IJBS DAY EVENING, Ootober 11,1881. in St. David's jSohool room, SynrondT-sfteet.-- TEd. AND EUTERTAtNIdEWT. FBfflgAMMg:— Speeoh—Chairman; •"" • ; r ~r~,~ " ■ 'Sorifr-^Mr-Menzie!'; '■■''■ -: "'':'".' 7 ''.'.'■ \ Reading—Mr S. MoMaster •' ■ ' Qaartette-tLadiesand Gentlemen ... £ong—Miss Killip ~<-.-. v~. :■ ,ir;~-> :',,:■■■?.::. Song-MissSoott ■ ~-- ~- ■■■--•' RocitaUon, "Cookie'—MrFlewellyn - ■ Song—Mr littlewood -- ■. >; V,-> ■ ■ i Duet, "All's Well ".— Messrs Hatchet and - Sbaokletpn, - * - ; Speeoh—Mr Field' ... , .-.., . <...... ... „ Instrumen'talDuet: ■■■ . ~,y<' ■•■ ■'• ;>: : :*w ;■■■•■ ; Bong—MrlGatland-'o>;:■■•.' •.:.•,": : .: o Reading—Mr Speakman— . Song—Miss Lighttoot : Reading^Mr Joneß :. r : ' \l:- : •"/ Song—Mr Menzie Recitation—Mr Cavill . ' Song—Mr Shackseton1 '' . . Speech—Mrßrame:■' ■ • ..v.>':.. ■• -t Song—Mr Little wood ■ -~:'-r |1 ~:.•■ Reading—MrCoad. :V.-:: '•-' '■■■' ■■•'•'••- Chair to betaken' by.Mf :J()iin'Jenkins i-New narket. Tea; C.30; Entertainment,7.39.' . . t .i ~i.% ,:.»... GEORGBHATCHER, _'_ ..„..,,. , T . V _~.y/-{Z.'-'- .:':'.v;'. gepretary.; Q P E R AX 10.'- -/T7| rL.' A §;S.' ' Mb.1 Gqbdoh G qooh will beiplease ito receive the names 61 Ladies and Gentlemen (Amateurs) desirous of studying the Musio o£ an Enousb Opeba, to be "produoediiin the first instance, in concert - room •<**,- (Opera de • Camera) form. Should such first (concert) performance reflect oredit upon all concerned* steps : will tojtaken to produce the opera In ooetutne, and aoted uooord ngly. All who intendj oinin g class (to oommenoec in Ootober) must be working musical momberß, and take part, con nntore, In blithe pinging, whether chorus, oonoortod. (soil), or principal parts.. Under-studies (for double caste of ohar actors, if wanted) .will also be allotted. . Tho tea for the Beoeon—from the first pr&cUce, and ■including the peifprmanoecln; conoert-room— iwill be.lOs 6d. .Theiregular_exeninga.tor.Brao-_ ticewlll be ; Wednesdays, at Bp.m., and same 'will ba held in the Sohool-room at rear of Supreme Court. ---•■- ~ ,'r*^ -, , The Soa»on! commences WEDNK3DAY, Oot. 26th; And, the firat Opera to be put in practice 18, w^;;;«MA!RiTXNA;'' rwl^"OJJi''{ VAll now m embers must send in their names on or before 26th instant. Copies of the Ope* 'may! be obtained from Mr Gooch'. _ , ~.. ■\r z. o. g.Vt; ibntektainment ;i3(o CLUBr • A Firsfc-olass'ObncerVin^oiiieiftfon with.the 'October. Doorfl open at 7.30j .poncer^,Bt,,B Sharp ; Admission Is;,,', .'.','* 'r T -<> ■' O ~HORAL HALL.—The_ Engineer^ and "City Band Animal Concerfahd QuSdrllte" Party on Wednesday, October 19th. Tiokets. 2s Sd each; can be had from any of the Members ol the Band.—J. lUFST, Bandmaster. 'tJEMUERA GIKLS'' SCHOOL. — A CViiliadtnre'ontKe " Frehchißevolutldn/.f'bi; Mr Peroy SmaPfleld, will be give* .on THUB&. DAY next, 13th October.. Mr Gradwell, Mrs Blspham ana others, have kindly consented to Blnfe.^dmlSßion: One Shuling.; Tov begin at ■ 7.30 p.m. is-:.-'!/-.'" Ci- U.Ju,-l;t Ollf .-■XJOU/i i^.i'MlZt'.K Vu'lii U-.US >iO ( . Jflleotoral. (Ii ,ri TO THE ELECTORS OF CORO MANpEL UI)I3TRICT. , <f ~, ■lGffiri.Baißfi,T-I' i boß '"ty> ' .'o^f iiiyse'lf^BS* a" Candidata fonthe.House of Representattx*.ft» ■your. District at tho forthpoming Elections, and will feke'in early opportunity ot explaining my omttTj ■■■"! "■," ■~■'," i*>i!«jf"-Ti Ivlews. 2CJAB QVti i ■'<■••> '-i/.O'/isiC .P.JH. BLACKMORE. . i'mO THE ELECTORS OF FRANKLIN, [JL NORTH.'r. "GENTTLEMeNI—I'"am a Candida'Si for' your sufiCrages at the forthcoming General Elaotlon.* i I beg to inform myiriends and supporters tDH. !l intend going to the Poll against all comers. 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