The Auckland Evening Star.

Vol. XIL—No. 3,414

AUCKLAND, N.Z., TUESDAY. JULY 13, 1881-

(Published Daily.)

'PRICE: ONE PENN¥ M 0



Shipping. =i I , I fNION STEAMSHIP 'V^^VP^ U COMPANY OF NEW | s "^- A ALAND (Limitbd). fc—^Z^A time Table— i j: JULY, 1881. FOR GISBORNE, NAPIER WELLINGTON LYTTELTON, PORT CHALMERS, and BLUFF (from QuBEN-STrggT Wharf) Steamship. Date ot Sailing. Latest ' Train. Penguin Thursday, 11,10 a.m, — Arawata Thursday, 21,10 a.m. — FOR TARANAK.I. NELSON, PICTON. WKli- LINGTON. LYTTKLTON, AND West Coast Ports whom Manukau) Wanaka Tuesday, 12, 8 a.m. 7 a.m. Hawea Tuesday, 10 — 7 for Sydney. ~ Alhion Friday, 15,4 p.m. — FOR MELBOURNE. Via SOUTH. Penguin Thursdayll4,lo am. — Abawata Thursday, 21,10 a.m. — J3T Cargo must be alongside one hoar before time of departure. ' Passage Tickets must be taken at the offlco before embarking, AncklKAd Branch I 53 Qneen-stieot, r-Ki OTEAM. TO LUJNUOI.. j ORIENT~LINE. wM_rttoisi«iß» iu, o { O p, ow _ n g steamships be onglng to the Orient Steam Navigation Com ganylLimitedl.and the _ nciho Steam Navigation ompony will leave SYDNEY at the under mentioned datee for MELBOURNE, ADE LAIDE^, and LONDON, via Suez Canal:— Steamer. I neg. Ton ge | Date. CUZCO I 3,849 July2o C'ITOPAXI I 4,02- ;' AuRU"t3 ORIENT _| 5.386 August 17 GARONNE I 3,812 AngUßt3l And the Service will bo maintained Dy buo oeeding steamers at intervals of a Fortnight. Auckland passongers ioin 'Cuzco' at Sydney, per 'Ringarooma,' on July 12. Fare to London, 15 to 70 guineas. Suez Canal Dues, 8s in addition. Parcels booked through to London, Pascengers o°n book from Auckland at a through rate to cover Intercolonial fare and Canal dues, and so Becure special advantages. Passages from London can be granted In Auckland. For plans and full particulars, apply, In London, to F, Green & Co., and Anderson, Anderson Se Co., Joint Managers of the Line; or to the Agents in Ancklana. UNION STEAMSHIP DO. OF N.Z. 'LIMITKD) Queen-street. «»(___=--_ "OENINSULAR AND ORl !S3p3g:__r ENTAL STEAM NAVIGA •i^sIIaW-W'rpjojj COMPANY. PROBABLE SAILING ARRANGEMENTS. For CEYLON, Sec, with Mails and Passengers for EUROPE and the EAST. Steamer. | affi^r 1 nfcSSe tE^HAWUR July 27 Aug. 1 PEKIN Aug. 10 Ang.ls KAIBARI-HIND Aug. 24 Aug. 29 Place and Hour of Departure :— Stdnih... _ Circular Quay, at 9 a.m. Melbourne .. Railway Pier, at 2 p.m. Adel_ide .. Glenelg, about 5 p.m. For further information apply to ORUICKSHANK Se CO.. Agentß for Auckland. *£kSe*-. CJTEAM TO THE HOT J£|l§fe'Vl SPRINGS. MAHURANGI, *HBSKE3" MATAKANA, KAWAU, AND OMAHA. The s.s. ROSE CASEY. Al at Lloyds. W. Somervilie, Maßter, For Hot Springs and Matakana—Every Tues day, at 11 o'clock For Hot SprinKß and Mahurangi—Every Thurs '' _„day and Saturday 8 at 11 o'clock ■ All oarpro must be down halt-an-hour Tjetore advertised time of leaving, or it will not be takon. No Parcels or Goals taken without a shipping note, . For freight or passage apply to _ J. CABKY, ZfifcA. DASSENGEKS' LINK OF ffaCTW JT PACKETS TO NEW ZEA ■S-Bffial_S__; owNI-D BY MESSRS. SHAW . SAVILLE, & CO., 34, Leadenhall-street, London. The above line of ships are regular traders to all the principal ports in New Zealand. They are clipper ships, classed Al at Lloyds', and com manded by experienced masters. The bill of fare ia most substantial, and ot the best quality, and the accommodation roomy and convenient. The undersigned are empowered to grant pas sages from London to New Zealand, payment for which have been guaranteed in the colony. Return ships to London also leave at .almost regular intervals. Full particulars on application to L. D.: NATHAN & CO., ) - ■••« OWEN & URAHAM, } Agents. :;/.',.' CRUICKSHANK & CO. j -S_JtfS__Z IfOR RUSSELL, WHANGA. J||jj§*-I_ ROA, AND MANGONUI. ' Tho s.s. * lONA' will leave every Monday at 5 p.m. (weather permitting!. Passengors booked and small parcels prepaid at tbe Office on the Wharf. No cargo received after 4 p.m. FOR WHANGAREI ANO MANGAPAI. The s.s. ' ARGYLE' will leave for the abovo places every Tueßday and Friday at 5 p.m. . FOR TAURANGA. S.S. 'GLENELG' WRI leave Queen-street Wharf every Tuesday and Thursday, at 5 p.m. Connecting with 8.8. ' StafFa' for Opotiki and East Coast ports on Tuesdays only; also con necting with s.s. 'Katlkati'for Katikati Settle ments. \ 7 Weather and other circumstances permitting. No cargo received after i p.m. A.MoGREIGOR, ...,,..!* Managn "jTKaZ OTKAM TO" "THE ''j||f|||^>- THAMES TE AROHA GOLDFIELDS, CONNECTING WITH OHINKMURI, OMAHU, WAITO*. PLAINS, AND MORRINS VTLLE, Piako District. ENTERPRISE No. 2," P.S. 'PATIKI' & S.S. 'VIVID.' From Auokland I From Thames I — Tuesday. 9.30 a.m. i Wednesday, 11 p.m. ' Thursday Friday, 12 midnight — The time table of river ste mera to be seen at Enterprise.' Office, Wharf. To Thames „ Saloon. Vs 6d; Steerage, 5s To nhinemuri through, 5b extra To Te Aroha through, 10s extra Not responsible for shipping, carrying, or dis charging live stock. Notioe.-tNo cargo will be received after 5 p.m. during the wintor months, A.N.S. FERRY CO., -,- ■'■■•- .■'.' • ii Agents. ■ .fi-j,*^. Q2 S. «'CO ROMA NDEL' "^sal^ * TIME TABLE, leaves Auckland for Waiheke and Coro '- ■ mandel— .''''''/.»' Every Monday and Wednesday, at 12 noon, , and Friday, at 1 p.m. Leaves Coromandel— • ■■■_[' _ . Every Tuesday Thursday and Saturday, at 12 noOn. Weather and other olroumstances psrmlttlng. All cargo to be alongside half-an-hour.before time of departure. A. R. H. SWINDLEY, Manager. iaft.U/'Allll-U AND OMi jS«is£. VV HUNGA STEAM NAVI ■3*BeBEa^GATION CO. (Limited). TIME TABLE-JULY, 1881. SB; 'MANUKAU.' Leave Onehunga: Leave Waiuku: July July , 13_ Wednes., 745 a m 13—Wednes., 12 noon 16—Saturday, 9am 16—Saturday. 130 p m 18-Monday 10 am 18-Monday, 3pm 20—Wednes, 1130 a m 20—Wednes., 415 p m 22—Friday. 3pm 23-Saturday, Bam 25—Monday, 4 p m 26—Tuesday, 10 a m 27—Wednes., 7am 27—Wednes, 1130 a m 0— Saturday, Bam 30-Saturday, 12 30 p m Leave Onehunga for Manukau Heads—Every Thursday, at 8 a m. ■ By order of the directors, all Freight must be prepaid. CUNNINGHAM, ' Agent. *qs|__S UTEAM TO THAMES, CAR __fh£? IO RYING PASSENGERS AND ■°**3<ft* CARGO, CONNKOTINa withOhine- MURI, OMAHU, WAITOA PLAINS, AND MORRINS- VlLLHMPiakolDistrict). ,7.7 Time Table. 7 "S.S, 'ROTOMAHANA,' From Auckland! Wednesday. 3 afternoon Friday, 4 afternoon Saturday, 4 afternoon ■ From Thames I Wednesday, 8 morning Thursday, 9 morning Saturday, 9 morning Fares to Thames: Saloon, 7b 6d ; Steerage, ss. Freight through to Te Aroha, 25s per ton. No Cargo received within half-rus-hour of ad vertised time ol leaving. ,7J™ FHASER & TBSfNE, Agents,



I Shipping. rsivtt^ ii .OR WELLINGTON, LYT- JwKggi C TELTON, and DUNEDIN. The powerful s.s. B O W E N, 1500 tons register, 250 horse-power, Captain Darke, will leave as above TO-MORROW Wednesday), 13th instant. For freight or passage apply to CRUICKSHANK & CO,, Agents. 18, Queen street, Auckland, July 11, 1881. *tt&£>^ TETAIKATO STEAM NAVl ss££%_% YV GATION CO. (LIMITED). NOTICE. The Anckland Agency of this Company is Removed from Fort-street to No. 10, Wyndham- Btreet, where full information may be obtained respecting Waikato River Traffic. W. S. LA.URIE, Agent. Business Notices. WATCHES, riLOCKB, iTEWE!LLEiRIY. H. G. PAYNE,! WATCHMAKER AND JE.WELLER, 166, Queen Street, Auokland, N Opposite Arthur's Mart f^i O TO BATH VJT to Roth's Publio Hot, Cold, and Shower i Baths, Victoria-street East. Charge, One' Shilling. Open all week days from 7 a.m. to 9 j p.m., and Sunday Mornings from 6 till 10 a.m. 1 The Bathrooms aro all private, and supplied I with every convenience, Turkish towels, flesh and hair brushes," comb 3, respirators, soaps,- &o. Se'ect bath-rooms (private) for Ladies every day, at all hours, with female attendance, One Shilling. Please note the address: Victoria street East, above the Greyhound Hotel, and next the Cheap Bedding and Furniture Mart Auckland BINNEY'S FREE STORES, FORT-3TRICET I OPPOSITE GRAHAM'S BOND. EDWIN BINNEY, I COMMERCIAL AND PRODUCE BROKER Begs to inform hia constituents that, having sold the Loase ot his Premises in Queen stroet, he has REMOVED to the commodious and newly erected CENTRAL STORES as above, where he has accommodation on the Ground Floor for ONE THOUSAND TONS OF STORAGE AT CURRENT RATES. LANGSHAN FOWLS.-I. or Sale, the above (pnre-brod): also Eggs.—Apply Mr Ronnell. Storekeeper, Kllnralle. rf.BE LI-QUOR TEA COMPANY, JL LONDON, Have appointed the Undersigned their AGENT for New Zealand for the SALE OF THEIR CELEBRATEU TEAS. A Handsome Volume is given with every 3 lbs. of Tea. ' Books may be seen and obtained with the Tea at the Company's A gent for New Zealand, W. S. COLLINS, Tea Dealer and Family Grocer, Parnell, Auckland. In terms of Agency, the LIQUOR TEA will be sold for Cash Only. WELLESLEY-STREET OIL, COLOUR, & GLASS WAREHOUSE.- C. G. Hill, Importer of Paperhangings, Oils, Colours, Glass, Varnish, White Lead, &o„ Gilt and Stained. Mouldings and Pictures, &o. Pic ture framing to order. Just landed, ex ' Coro- / * nilla' and ■ I.och u oon,' 215 packages Paper hanginga. White Load. Oils, &c.—Please noto the address: Wellesley-street West (opposite Marker entrance). \ri H[l NA, G|hA as, AND JTJarthenwarJ], bestiand cheapest assortment IN NEW ZEALAND. G. B E O W Hi I N G, (LATE J. B. FRANCIS), 225, QUEEN-STREET. • - "VTEWTON AND PONSONBY __\ JUNCTION STORE, CORNER OF Newton and Great North Roads, J. M. WHITE (Late W. Baxter), FAMILY GROCER AND TEA DEALER DAIRIES OF BUTTER OF FiBST-OLASS <•:-. i. Quality. - Families Waited upon for Orders '• Goods Promptly Delivered..' .-'•• OPE CIA __.. jvr O T X C E. reduction of 10 per cent. Taylor's Patent Sewing Machines (HAND AND TREADLE) Will be Sold at the above Reduction for , TWO MONTHS. Thess Machines are well known for their durable and efficient qualities. Those who' desire a thoroughly genuine article should avail themselves of this opportunity. Taylor's Twisted Loop Maohine can also be had, Reduced to 365. Agent: T. PEACOCK, Optioian. Spectacles, Telescopes, Mloroscopes.Barometers, Electric Bells, &0.,;fc0. Instruments and Machines Repaired, ' SHORTLAND-STREET (Opposite the Post-office). XTIGHT SOIL CONTRACT. AH persons in the City or Suburbs requiring the services of the present Contractor at the bkduobd rates Bhould make early application to G. WILSON, at his residence, Nelson-street, or under cover, addressed "G. Wilson, Night Soil Contractor, City CotmoU Offices," ■VT OU N G WOMEN'S INSTITUTE, Agency for. governesses and Servants' Registry. Respeotable Servants are requested to apply UPPER QUEEN-STREET, AUCKLAND, Feo from Employers, Ss. Fee from Governesaos, ss. Fee from Servants, 2s Cd. IL V E"R JEWELL EIY! SILVER JEWELLERY! For an Assortment go to F. H. LEWISSON. More in his Small Window than the balance of tho Jewellers have in Btook, BROOCHES, EARRINGS, SETS. STUDS, BRACELETS, PINS. HIN&S. t_ n Twra-raanv Everyone knows where F.JEf. LEWISSON. my Shop is. LOOK OUT FOR THE BLUE BOOT, Where You Get 'A_ , GOOD VALUE FOR YOUR MONEY I All oub Goods abb Made on the Premises For Style and Quality cannot be surpassed. BOOTS and SHOES of every description Made to Order on the shortest notice. JUST LANDED, ex Loch Dee, „„„_v,r, 21 cases of LADIES' and CHILDREN'S ENGLISH GOODS in great variety. A large assortment of Ladies' Felt Slippers. B AU wiU be Sold at Low Prices. .. The Largest Stock in Auckland to Select From. 1 C. BROOKES, BLUE BOOT, opposito Garlick and Cranwoll's QCJKEN-STREET, AUCKLAND. '■xin- HAN GAREL IRONMONGERY, TINWARE, &C„ • AT i H. A, MCKEAN'S.



liusiness.Ct-rcls. J J. AUSTIN & CO., • WnOLKSALK BOOT AND SHOE MANUFACTURERS, A Large Stock of Pegged, Rivetted and Sewn Goods of all sorts and Bizes to select from. All Orders have Quick Despatch, COLONIAL BOOT FACTORY, 14. Wyndham-steekt. Auckland. DX O S S, . KAURI GUM MERCHANT And Commission Agent. D. Ross having leased Mr Reld'a New Store, Gore-street (between Custom and Fort streets), has commenced business as Kauri Gum Mer chant and Commission Agent. Highest (price aid for Kauri Gum. Auckland, March 11.1880. JOHN SOPFET,* HOUSE, LAND, AND GENERAL COMMISSION AGENT j Opposite H.M.s Cuatom-houße, FORT-STREET, Auckland,: Has Always fob Sale Large Blocks of LAND FARMS, both Improved and otherwise i Also, HOUSES, COTTAGES, &c. On Moat Reasonable Terms. ) T^T H. BKi NN E K,i BUILDER, CARPENTER AND JOINER,^ Vulcan Lane. , Every Description of Building Designed and; Erected, AU Brandies of the Building Trade ezeonted;' by Experienced Workmen, Shop Fronts Offloe Fittings Sec, Sen J H. D A L T O N, . i ■ ! Fashionable Tailor, i w ■ ■■•■■* VICTORIA-STREET VICTORIA-STREET j WEST WEST. j -a ■ •■•; i ; ; i CILAKK'E BROTHERS,. ) ARTIST PHOTOGRAPHERS j "' (opposite union bank), I Queen-street, Auckland,i Photography in the Latest and Most Fashionable Styles. Executed in j, a manner Unsurpassed . in the Colonies. » i LARGE COLLECTION NEW ZEALAND VIEWS: Always on Hand. |, — 1 THAMES CARRIAGE AND DRAY: FACTORY. j JAM E S MAC X I E,!J Pkoprietoe, victoria street east, auckland. Repairs of Every Description in Wood and Iron neatly executed on tho Shortest Notice. SPRINQS MADE AN D REPAIRED, tor N.B.—Country Orders punctually attended to. -| _. P E L H A M, 0 a LADDER & BARROW MAKER, 80 and S2, VICTORIA-STREET. Every Description of Ladders, Steps, Barrows, 1 arrow Wheels, Clothes Horsee, Clothes Boxes, Travelling Cheats, &c, on hand or made to order. ' A liberal discount allowed to Contractors and on wholesale order. Shop and Office Fittings, and all kinds of Job bing Work done by experienced workmen on the Bhortest notice, N.8.—l adders, Steps and Barrows lent on hire, Violins bought. . One or two superior old Violins for sale; also, | a good V.olinceilo. oheao. JF L E T C H E R, • PRACTICAL TAILOR AND OUTFITTER, KARANGAHAPE ROAD, NEWTON. •" Mosgiel Tweed Suits from £ito £o. -__. Silr Superfine Black.Cloth Suits from £_ ss. ls* For Style, Fashion, and Workmanship equal to any House In Auckland. Gentlemen's Own Materials Economically Made-up. I S U E R AND CO., Wholesale Shipping and Family BUTCHERS, Queen-street [Next Bank of New Zealand, Auokland], Poultry of All Kinds dressed to order. Prime Smoked Tongues, Home-oured Bacon Corned Beef on Sale in Large Quantities. m~ N.B.—Dealers in Game. 7£\ Live Pheasants forwarded to all parts of the Colony upon receipt of order. Families waited on in. town or suburbs. T>OOK-BINDING & PAPER.RDLING THREE DOORS ABOVE "STAR" OFFICE, Merchants' Account Books Ruled and Bound to suit requirements. MUSIC, MAGAZINES, AND LAW BOOKS Nhatly Bound. BAKERS' SPECIA.L RULED DAY-BOOKS. * ibrary Books strong and cheaply bound WILLIAM I'ENNANT, Pioneer Manu aoturer of Umbrellas and Parasols, Upper Queen street. Wanted Known Tennant's AI Umbrellas are the Best and Cheapest. New-summer stock at prices to meet the times. Recovering in,the best style, with choice variety of material. Note— i, Lennox's Buildings, Upper Queen treet. Established 1869. J_ <, iff: ... o * i c c, H. F. Gibbons & Co. deliver for Cash, the BEST FIRE WOOD (Cut in Blookfl) I OT 12s Per Ton. H. P. GIBBONS & CO., GROCERS AND PRODUCE MERCHANTS, Hobson-street, Auckland, - AMES B U T C H E R, CARTER, CONTRACTOR. &0 Goods Carted and Delivered from ship's side on Shortest Notico. Ballast Supplied. Newcastle and Bay of Islanos Coal. Alao. Firewood (cut and uncntl rear ona le. rriHOMAS SAMUEL, JL IMPORTER OF Lookwood's, Johnson's, and Other Makes of Best POCKET AND TABLE KNIVES, ELECTRO - PLATED WARE, *' ■ ■ SPOONS, FORKS, &C. Wholesale and RetaU. Wholesale and Retail. 219, QUEEN-STREET. l_~~s. b i d l a k c (LATE OF LONDON), PRACTICAL WATCHMAKER, begs to inform tho inhabitants of Grafton Road, Kyber Pass. Eden, and Newton that they can get their Watches and Clocks repaired and cleaned in a first-class manner at his establish ment; also. Jewellery of every description repaired and made to order, same price as town. Note the address— J. BIDLAKE, Upper Symonds-street, Next E. T. Herbert, Draper. /., pHOS. J HARBUTT. './.; AMERICAN CORN BROOM, AND STEAM BRUSH WORKS. VICTORIA-STREET EAST, AUOKLAND, Awarded at Sydney Exhibition Bronzb Mkdal and Certificate. WILLIAM X.-H <>. xvi a is, Corner of Lome and Victoria Btreets, Auckland East MONUMENTAL, MARBLE, AND GENERAL STONEMASON, ARCHITECTURAL SCULPTOR AND CARVER, Inscriptions accurate and beautiful. Monuments, Tombs, Headstones, and every description of Stone Work at tho lowest possible prices for town and country. ESTABI-ISnUD 1865. TUT F. T. TRAFFORU, SURGEON DENTIST , wakefield-street, near queen-street. Painless Extraction of Teeth] by the Oxide- Nitrogen Gaß. Professional Hoar 3-9 a.m, till a p.m.



j .business Garde. | H JS X jo is R S 0 N, HOUSE, SHIP, SIGN, AND GENERAL DECORATIVE PAINTER, 80, 8, Wyndham-street. OENJAMIN TANNEE, PUBLIC" ACCOUNTANT. AUDITOR, ESTATE AND INSUP.ANCE AGENT, 70, QUEEN STREET. WH A N S O N, . CARPENTER AND JOINER, BERESFORD-STREET. AUCKLAND, Opposite the Congregational Church. All repairs promptly ond economically executed. Est mates given. Funerals furnished. WPH.ILLIPPS & SUJN, • OIL, COLOUR, AND GLASS MERCHANTS, Importers'of Paperhangings. Scrim, Paints, Oils, Turpentine, Colours. Varnishes, French Polish, Gold Leaf, Artists' Colours and Brashes: Plate, Sheet, Crown, Ornamental, and Photoeraphio Glosb; Picture Frames and Tapestry Mouldings Clock and Compass Glasses, Glazed Sashes and Doors. Glass cut to size and oaref ully p eked. 95 Se 97. QUEEN-STREET. WARNOCK BROTHERS, SOAP AND CANDLE MANUFACTURERS, COX'S CREEK, RICHMOND. " OFFICE : DURHAM-STREET, AUCKLAND. Cash Purchasers of Tallow, Wool, Sheepskins, and Bones, aE E A N D P 0 T X B it, COACH-BUILDERS, GREI'-STREET, Auckland, N.B.—lron-bark Shafts, Spokes, Felloes. Blue Gum and . kinds of Hardwood, at Lowest Market Price i. . . TW.KN I G H T tf • (LATIC OF THE CITY MARKET), Poulterer, Fruiterer & Greengrocer, Corner ol! Darby an Quekn-streets, Wholesale and Retai Established 1866. SHIPPING SUPPLIED. Poultry, Dressed for Table, always ready. Live Pigeons, Rabbits, Fancy Birds, Ducks, Geese, Turkoys, and Fowls kept in stock. Game Fowls, Spanish, Brahmas, and Bantams (Pure-bred). FRESH BUTTER AND EGGB ALWAYS ON HAND. Licensed Dealer in Game. tST KNIGHT'S CENTRAL MARKET, Two doora above-Arthur's Auction Mart. -TT ENRY L. FORSTER, SOLICITOR AND BARRISTER, TAURANGA. AUCKLAND. I JAMES CAT EX, CHEMIST AND DRUGGIST, hobson-street, Close to Wellington-street. V*T ILL IA M PARKER FAMILY GROCER AND PROVISION DEALER, HOBSON-STREET, OPPOSITE . Minetti's French Bakery TAIT BROTHERS MARBLE AND FREESTONE MASONS Monuments, Hoad-Btones, Tombs, and Iron Tomb Railings, INSCRIPTIONS EXECUTED IN A SUPERIOR STYLE, Prices and Designs FREK on Application. Address :— ~... corner of Rutland and Lome Streets. Auckland f Near Junction of Quoon and Wakefield streotsl im D WARD BAK TL E _T, ARCHITECT, STICHBURYS BUILDING QUEEN'STREET. IRELAND BROTHERS, WOOL MERCHANTS, TANNERS AND LEATHER MANUFACTURERS, IMPORTERS OF Saddlers' and Bootmakers' Maohlnery, English and Foreign Leather, Saddlery, Saddlers' Ironmongery, Boot Upperß, Grindery, Mill Belting, Suction and Delivory - Hose, &c.,&c. Warehouses:—Vuloan Lane and Hlg street. Workß:—Panmure. Auckland- Constituents' Orders Promptly and carefully Executed, . Jd. SWI N N E-R T ON, • AUCKLAND STEAM WOOD TURNING FACT.ORY, Wyndham Street (Next Shakespeare Hotel), Having introduced Steam Powor, he is now pre pared to make a Reduotion of Twenty rer Con off the price of all common work, fT : Country Orders punctually attended to : Tjl DWA R D CAS H, TAILOR, Etc., , W.ELLESLEY-ST.RBEjT, Auckland. TpDEN TERRACE PUSI* OFFICE. F. M. MORLEY, TEA DEALER AND FAMILY GROCER, Eden Terrace Families waited upon for orders. Good delivered to any part of the Town and Suburbs. E D W A R D S, • COAL MERCHANT, SHIP AGENT. Boy of Islands, Newcastle, and Walkato Coal in any quantity. Office and Yard, Breakwater, Auckland, opposite Railway Station. T,WAYM 0 U T H, SHIP AND BOAT BUILBKR, ' CUSTOM-HOUSE-STREET, FOOT OF HOBSON-| . ■ STREET. Builder of all kinds of Yachts. Launches, Boots, &o. Vessels Docked and Repaired. Ship Joinery of every description promptly attended to. R. K. BABEE.J [M. RAWLINGS. TgABER & RAWLINGS [SUCCESSORS TO THE LAT ROBERT LUSKj, GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS AND • IMPORTERS. FORT-STREET AUCKLAND, CF. VuOP ER, o SADDLER, COLLAR & H RNESS MAKER, Upper Qukf^'-srteet, Auckland, Threo Doora above tuo Army and Navy Hotel. N.B.—Courier Bags, Leggings, &0., &0., made to order on the shortest notice. Charges moderate. CI BAli L£ S PALMER, J DRAUGHTSMAN &0. Drawings, Maps and Plana compiled, Drawn to Scale om Ro h Sketches or Traced. Addresses, &c Illuminated lr the Highest Style ot the Art. Auctioneers' Show Plans and Lithographs, Schedules prepared for, Co ty and Highway Boards, OFFICE—2S, Queen-street, ovor National In surance Company's Office. -VTEWTON VENETIAN BLIND J_S WORKS. GEO, TUCKER, VENETIAN BLIND MAKER AND WIRE WORKER, . KARANGAHAPE BOAD, NEWTON, Venetian Blinds of the best quality made and fixed at Ib per foot. Wirework, of any descrip tion and pattern, made to order Repairs neatly executed. STEAM CABINET-MAKING WARE. HOUSE, , HOBSON-STREET. 'James reid°& sons' furnitur! emporium. Orders executed at the lowest possible prices, and Estimates given for all kinds of Cabinet making. The Proprietors refipeotfuliy l solicit a trial.



j __to_eii_. ■jY/T ASO NI C HOTEL, It. WHITAKER. m HI S T L E HOTEL, HOP BITTEBS. Just Received, by the City of New York, A Consignment of the above CELEBRATED BITTERS PARK HOTEL, Welleslex Street East, auckland. C. A. MARTIN (Late of Captain Cook Hotel, Kyber Pass Road). Wines, Spirits, Ales and Stouts ot the best brands only; Billiards, &c. First-class accommodation for Families and Boarders. Good Stabling. . Water laid on. .. li*. ER R V HOTEL, NORTHCOXJS, JV LATH STOKES' POINT, J, MAXWELL, Proprietor. Accommodation for Travellers. Saddle Horses - ■ on Hire __^ FU LA R X SKA FV, • formerly of tho City Club (lately of the Terminus Hotel, Holensville), having bought the Freehold of tho Whangarei Hotel from Mr Caffier, begs to inform visitors that no effort will be spared to afford satisfaction. Horses and Pleasure Boats on Hire. uraperv. VTEVER MIND THE WHY OR WHEREFORE. 278. ;" THE BEST VALUE EVER GIVEN IN AUCKLAND. -JKW "TVRAPERY TpSTABLISHMENT, UPPER (278) QUEEN-STREET. J.O HN KEESING. j HAS NOW OPENED WITH THE GREATEST BARGAINS EVEK SEEN, i tST GO AND LOOK AT THE PRICES ! "St 278, UPPER QUEEN-STREET. Tl/- ELLESLEY HOUSE. AUTUMN'AND WINTER, 1831. JUST OPENED. For the Present and Coming Season, A SPLENDID ASSORTMENT or LADIES' AND CHILDREN'S HATS, In Chip, Straw, Folt, Beaver, Seal, &c. NEW MILLINERY, NEW FKATHKRS, NEW FLOWERS, NEW DRESS GOODS, &c. ..' A. LOVETT, DRAPER. WtLHSLE Y-S TREET. 11l TOMLINSON'S DRAPERY . • ADVERTISEMENT. SPECIAL INDUCEMENT TO CASH PUR CHASERS. In Order to Eeduce Stock, I shall allow 2s. in overy pound's worth of Drapery Purchased at my Estaulishment from this date until I have finished] Stock-taking. This Reduction is Genuine, as customers will find every article Marked in Plain Figures: " (a plan I have adopted since I commenced business) and tho amount takon off the marked prices). F. TO MLIN SO N, Draper, Parnell. T> U B L I C NOTICE. J. GILMOUE, DRAPER. •i,i Upper Symonds-street, Wishes to inform the Public that he has just received an immense stook of Ladies' and Gentlemen's Umbrellas in black and coloured, and is selling them at prices that ought to com mand the attention and givo satisfaction to everyone who patronizes his shop for them. These goods hove been bought cheap, and, as the stock Is too large to sell off in a reasonanle time, they are marked at low prices to command a speedy sale. There is also a very large stock of Ladies' Corsets varying in prices from 3s to 10a Cd, which must be sold cheap to reduce. among this lot very serviceable stays can bo bad at 5b 6d; strong and well-shaped In dark colours with spoon busk. Every one who wants good wearing Stays should see them at J, GILMOUR, Upper Symonds street. T\f HAN G A R E T. COME AND BUY !AT H. A. MoKEAN'S MEN'S AND BOYS* CLOTHING ESTABLISH MENT :- Tweed Trouserß,from 9s 61 to 17s 6d; Trousers and Vest, from 9. 6d to 32a 6d; Paget Coats, from 20s to 10s; Gaiateas, from 12s 6dto 30s; Mackintoßhs, from 12s 6d to 70s; Boys' and Youths' Suits, 25a to 103; Boys' and Youths' Shirts, from Ib 6d; Men's Cotton Shirts, from 2b ; Crimean Shirts, from 5s 6d; Coloured Shirts (in great variety) from la 6d. For Cash. WANTED, to Sell a Good Millinery Business, doing a first-class trade, in one of the best thoroughfares of Auckland. Retiring from the trade. About £150 required — Apply at once. Post-offlco, Newton. A SINGLE CALL AT A. O. STEPHEN SON'S NEWTON HOUSE, Karangahape Road, is all that Is needed to prove that Pur chasers of Drapery can obtain Goods of equal value, and very muoh lower priceß, than at town. A.O.S. calls special attention to hla Complete Stock of Flannels, Caliooes, Blankets, Plaids; Serges, Ich Beiges, Satin Cloths, Coshmerea, Twcoda. Ulsters, Jackets; also, to his Varied Stock of Hosiery, Glovea, and Straw Goods. 1 case Corsets just arrived. A. O. STEPHENSON, ■ Newton (near Post Office). IN according thanks tor paßt iavours, I wish to state I hove had my premises made mnch lar?er and better for business purposes, and have now o nice assortment o Gooda, wMch, if inspected, cannot fail to give satisfac tion for the very reasonable prices marked. Cash Customers, 5 per cent Discount; Booked Accounts, as par arrangement, and no abate ment. Having bought well, I intend to give any who may favour me with a purchase the benefit. J. HE APE, Symonds-Btroot. TVT OTlCE.—Ureat surprise I The Ladies J_% all say that Williams's is the Cheapest House in Town for Fancy Drapery and Small Goods. A splendid lot of Ladios" Undorclothing, Skirts, Lace, Tieß, Maltese Lace, Ribbons, &o.; a lot or Ladles' Back Combs. Belts, and Neck Frilling, all prices from 2d a yard; a nico lot of Gilt and Black Brooches and Karrings, oheap. Ladies from the country would do well to buy their goods at Williams's, Cheapest Houeo in Town, foot of Grey-Btroet, four doora from Market Entrance, Dampler's, Open IU 9 p.m QUPERIOR CORRUGATED TANKS. S. PARKER HAS FOR SALE a number of the above with Tap ready for uee, £2 and upwards, at his Steam Works, Victoria-street, or his Shop, Wxllbslky-strket, lar«e quantities of Spout ing, Ridging, and Down pipes always in stock. Verandah Iron curved at Bhortest notice. Manufacturer of Leadaud Compo Pipe. A choice selection of Chandeliers, &c, at his Wellesley street shop. Country ordors will always receive hiß prompt attention. Licensed to lay on Water. Sole Patentee op the Improved Lead Edge Ridging. mo TRAVELLERS, &C. Prebknts for Home.—Very Bandßome Cur osity Cabinets, Inlaid Table Tops, and Walking Sticks, made of rich and beautiful New Zealand Woods; also. Polished Specimens ot Woods in small box, and Brass-bound Chests of Drawers in picked Mottled Kauri. AH at very reason able prices, WILLIAM NORRIE, * Workero-Na«Y9ffo9ds,t9PeI pftorW»ucl-Btr««t,



Medical. IMPORTANT TO FARMERS, _L LIVERY AND BAIT STABLE-KEEPERS CARTERS, AND OTHERS. CRAWFORD'S HORSE AND CATTLE OILS, For Wounds, Cuts, Bruises, Strains, Lameness, Rheumatism, Kicks, Broken Knees, Sore Backs Saddle and Collar Galls, Swelled Legs Stiff Joints, Ew_s Injured in Lambing, &c„ Sec This invaluable preparation should be kept In every stable—it never fails to effect a Cure in the above cases, if persevered with; it has been used with the greatest success in numberless coses, and is by far the Cheapest Embrocation in the Market. The following Testimonials (among many others) havo been received from well-known citizens :— TESTIMONIALS. Victoria Stables, Victoria-street. November 2,1880. To Mr Crawford : Dear Sir,—Having given your valuable Horse and Cattle Oils, for Cuts, Bruises, Strains, Collar Galls. &0., a fair trial, I have great pleasure in recommending Formers, Livery an Bait Stable-keepers, or anyone that has Horses, never to be without the same. 1 remain, dear sir, Yours respectfully, F. QUICK. * ," Greyhound Stables, Auckland, Novembor 17,1880. i Mr Crawford, Newton: Having effected several cures with the use of your Horse and Cattle Oils, I have, much pleasure in testifying to its good quality in the cure of Cuts, Wounds, Collar Bruises. &0.. &c. * H. W. WIGGINS. | Newton, Auckland, November 18,1880. I Mr Crawford j Dear Bir,—l have used your celebrated Horse and Cattle Oils, for Broken Knees and other open wounds, with wonderful buccsbs, and can confidently recommend it to anyone as the bes ' preparation I ever tried. I am, dear sir, Yours, Sec, See., J. WARREN, i CRAWFORD'S HORSE & CATTLE OILS May be had from most Saddlers, in bottles, I at 2s 6d and 5s each. j Country Agents Wanted. Prepared and sold by CRAWFORD, Chemist, Newton. Auckland. Business Notices. T7-ALUABLE BUSINESS SITES. For Lease, Frontages to Custom-House, Fort, Commerce, and Gore streets; also Beach Road. Apply to BROWN, CAMPBELL, Se CO. j Shortland-street, July 6,1881. FTIHE COLONIAL INSURANCE COMPANY have' REMOVED their. OFFICES to the Premises lately occupied by Messrs. Frater Bros., directly opposite the General Post-office, Shortland-street, and next: door to T, Peacock's, Optician. JAS. B. GRAHAM, Branch Manager, ATEW ZEALAND GRAND GIFT JLV CLUB, .', j The Drawing for Prizes of the above Club is POSTPONKD for a short time to enable Mem bers to pay subscriptions in arrear. Duo notice will be given to Members only when the Draw-, ing takes place. Subscriptions in arrear in above Club must be paid on or before 30th July. All tickets unpaid after that date aro forfeited. THEODORE BROWN. Auokland, June 27th, 1881. A, STEPHENSON, • Newton Fancy Bazaar, Toy Warehouse, Stationer, Wools, Silks, Pictures, and Ornaments of every des cription, begs to call the attention of tho surrounding public to his Choice and "Varied Stock of'the above. Schools supplied with all necessary materials. A nice assortment o£ Clocks. Tho Prices at thia Establishment are consider ably under Queon-atreet Prices. A Call respectfully solicited. T\ON'T PORGET ME, Mollie Darling. JUST OPENED, A Grand Assortment of Wedding Presents in sterling silver goods, : At Reasonable Prices. Salts in cases, Ijhave everything that ia mado in Sterling Silvor. :s. H. LEWISSON, Jeweller, Queen-street, Auokland. YIOTOR LONGUET. Fbencit and Fngt.thk House, • ,11 ' ' ' WELLESLEY-STREET, The Only Practical ladies' Hairdresser and hairworker in auckland, From the First Houses in France and London. A Large Stock of Human Hair always on hand. Ladies' Wiers made to order. Gentle men's Wigs, Whiskers and Moustaohios on hand, or made to order. Ladies' Fronts, &o. Ladies' Combings worked as required. Select Rooms for Ladies. Hair-cutting, Shampooing, and Hairdressing. Select Room for Gentlemen "TVTOTICE OF REMOVAL.—Messrs Aal White Se watkikson, Toilorß, Viotoria- Btreot, now wish to inform the public of Auck land that they havo Removed to their Bpacious Now Premises, next Union Bank of Australasia, and-beg to thank their patrons for tbe cordial support vouchsafed during tho last two years, Messrs W. & H. solicit a continuance of past favours. They are opening with a Large New Stock, comprising West of England Worsted Coatings, Bannockburn and Mosglel Tweeds, SergereUes and Serges, in all shades. . LPHOLSTERER, CARPENTEB, AND JOINER ; .1 JAMES M. STEPHENS j Bops to announce to the Public of Auckland that he has commenced Business as above in WKLLESLKY-STREET EAST, two doora from Queen-street. Every branch of the Trade is carried on, and the workshop is in the pre mises in Wellesley-street known aa the Golden Crown Brewery -ACT INTER EVENING amusements. Call and Inspect the Assortment OF AMATEUKS' LATHES &FRET-SAWS Just Opened by J. H O WD E N, Watchmaker, Shortland street. THE CHEAPEST HOUSE IN TOWN FOR CONFECTIONERY, ■'; Junction of Grey-street and Queen-street, THOMAS CAIN. Every description of Lollies on hand. I Formosa! in Morte. 1 P VTEW ZEALAND FERNS,! \_% Unmounted, or g Tastefully Mounted in various ways, gj FROM 12 UP TO 120 VARIETIES, : H For Salo by H ERIC CRAIG, I Princes-street. I THK ONLY HOUSE OF CURIOS IN THE WHOLE OF AUCKLAND AND THE COLONIES (next Black Bull). D. N.~~GARNIER (Near Star Hotol), ALBERT-STREET. M. Gamier respectfully invites tho patronage of the public with regard to his choice articles of vertu, and tho fact that all kinds of repairs in Jewellery and Works of Art receive the most prompt attention. "On parle frangais." TO THE INHABITANTS OF MOUNT _\_ EDEN. MRS. HKDLEY begs to inform the residents of Mount Eden that she will open the Corner Shop with a well assorted stock of Drapery and Clothing on Saturday next, 18th Juno, which will be offered at town prices. Inspection in vited.—Mrs. Hcdley, corner of Gaol and Mount Kden Roadß. SANFOHD'S FARM PRODUCE AND FRUIT. Dairy Fed _amam^_. Pork Pies Chops, Gd y^ol^iW_^^M & Heads' Puddings aBSsS? Z'SaS"- German 6d lb. ,sa!^»R«»: 3»^EH»W-BBS"""-- g anßa ge SUPERIOR POTTED HEAD. 8d per lb Vegetables, Oranges, Apples, Bananas Poultry always on hand. Fine Young Fowls from Is 9d to 3a 3d each; Taranaki Butter, lsthelb. .. Viotoria-Btreet, four dwra above Albert-street,



Prospectus. ■ —— STODARTS LEASE GOLD MINING COMPANY (LIMITED), TIKI, CORO MANDEL GOLDFIELD. To bo Registered undertbe "Joint Stock Com panies Act, I860." CAPITAL, £10,C00, in 20,000 Shares of 10s each. Of which 78 Shares are fully paid up, and 9922 Shares are deemed to be paid up to Is per Share, and aro held by the Promoters. Provisional Directors:— C. Alexander, Esq., Peter Hansen, Esq., Albert Walker, Esq., James Russell, Esq., Major . F, N. George, with power to add to their number. Secretary pro tern: Mr. James Stodart. The Bank of New Zealand. This Company has been formed to work tho lease at the Tiki Goldfleld known as " Stodart's,' adjoining Blackmore's claim on the northers boundary, and the lease known as " Lloyd's/I and the license granted to "Stodart" on the Government land. The thiee claims have been amalgamated, and comprise an area of about! Hi Acres in one block. Mr Peter Hansen, late Mine Manager of the All Nations mine at the Thames, has consented to take; charge of the Company's operations, and he has expressed great confidence in the prospeotaof the mine. , i The two leases are held -from Mrs Mcintosh! at a rental of £6 per acre, for a period of seven* years, and subject to a royalty of 2. per cent on the yield of gold, but Mrs Mcintosh has under taken to at any time sell tho freehold at the rate of £100 por aero. The remaining five acres are held from the Government under tho Goldflelds Regulations. 10,000 Shares ore now offered to th public on the following terms:—2s per shore oh applica-' tion, 2s on allotment, and tho balance, if ro-i quired, in calls of not more than sixpence per, snare, at intervals of not less.than ono month.; After payment of the is per share all the shares will rank ahke, except the. 78 shares f ally paid up. Ot the sum so raised, the promoters require £1000, out of which will be paid the expenses up* to date, and the preliminary expenses of the formation of tho Company. The balanco of £1000 wiU be lodged to tho Company's credit at the Bank of New Zealand, free of charge. This amount will be amply sufficient to thoroughly! open out the mine, and prove the value of the ' property. As sobn as a sufficient number of, shares have been applied for, a General Meeting of subscribers will bo called to elect Directors and Secretary, and transact other necessary business. Applications for Shares will bo received at' the Ofilce of the Secretary pro tern., Shortland-' street, Auckland, where forms of application, and all information can be obtained. In* i allotting shares the Provisional Direotors will give priority to early apDlicatfon. JAMES STODART, Secretary pro tern. Auckland, June 10,1881. A BRIDGED PROSPECTUS OF THE "'','" J EAST COAST NATIVE LAND AND* SETTLEMENT COMPANY (LIMITED). Capital, £500,000, in 100.000 Bharos of £5 eaoh; whereof 70,000 wilt be a'lottci to tho Abori ginal Native contributors of Land called "Original, Shares," and 30,000 to Bnropean subscribers of capital, and called '• Capitalist Shares." . First issue of Capitalist Shares 20,000, payable as follows:—as on application, 5s on allotment; subsequent calls, it they are required, not to exceed 5s each, nor to be made at interva's of less, than three months. PROVISIONAL DIRECTORS. Hon, H. R. Russell, M.L.C., Hawke's Bay Hon, W. H. Keynolds, M.L.C., Dunedin John Barraclougb, Ksq., Oarcaru Horace Bastings, Ksq,, M.H.R. Dunedin F. H. D. Bell, Esq, Wellington , J. Buchanan, Ksq. J.P., Napier W. Buchanan, Ksq., Auckland Joseph Bennett, Ksq., Auckland William Coleman, Ksq., Auckland J. M, Dargaville, Esq., Auckland G. Fenwick, Ksq., Dunedin ,: . ..... C. A. De Lautour, Ksq., M.H.R, Gisborne AllanMaoDonald, EBq.,M.H.R,, Gisborne D. H. Mackenzie, Ksq., Auckland :> F. J. Moss, Fag., M.H.R. Auckland Wiremu Pere, Native Chief, Gisborne Henare Potae, Native Chief, Tokomarau Bay J. B. Poynter, Esq., J.P., Gisborne C. A. Pitohard, Usq., Christchurch D. Proudfoot, Ksq., Dunedin Montagu Pym, Esq., Dunedin G. M. Heed, K_q.. uisborne ~, • R. C, Reed, Ksq., M.H.K., Holritika '"' W. L. Roes, Ksq„.Gißborne , R. H, J. Roeves, fieq., M.H.R.,Nelson H. C. Kobjohns, Esq., Napier Major Ropata. Native Chief, Tokomarau Bay J. M. Shera, Eaq„ Auokland R. Stout, Ksq., Dunedin .' I > W. H. Tucker, Esq., J.P., Gisbomo J, P. M. Thompson, Ksq., Wellington ~ * R. Wilson, EBq., Dunedin SOLICITOR*. :i ,-, ,_,',; Wellington—Messrs. Sievwright Se Stout Gisborne—W. L. Rees. . ~, ~ BANKERS: .; ; , The Colonial Bank ot New Zealand, BROKERS AND AGENTS . < ' j Auckland—The Members ot the Brokers' As sociation * . ■ il- Dunedin- J. B. Bradshaw ... Oamarii—Joseph Booth .~. . ,-. Christchurch—T. B. Craig ■' Wellington—Lidbetter & Cooper ■ -' '*■: Napior-M. R.Miller. HON. SECRETARY : * ■ ■ F. J. Moss, M.H.R., Wellington. Tbe following is an epitome of the obiects of the Company aB detailed id tho Prospectus, which may be obtained from the Brokers and at the various Branches of the Colonial Bank :— The object of the Company is the Voluntary Association of tho owners of Native.Lands with European Capitalists, for tho purpofo ot promoting settlement on the lands on tho East Coast of the North Island of New Zealand, ■ It is intended to be attained by the Native Owners contributing blocks of land at original or unimproved values, receiving paid-up shares in the Company for the same ; the Kuropean Shareholders contributing capital to be called np in fixed and limited amounts as may be found requisite for conduoting the operations of the Company. It is intended that tho cash. capital raised shall be employed in defraying , expenses of management, completing titles, effecting sur veys and subdivision into farm and township lots, opening means of access conducting the sale and leasing- of the -lands,. promoting- : the formation of Special Settlement parties from Kngland and elsewhere, making advances to settlers on security, and generally in utilising the lands and property vested in the Company to the best advantage. The Company is at present registered nnder "The Joint Stock companies Act," with a nominal capital of £25,000, by the promoters. Who, finding it necessary to increase their operations, transfer their interests to tho ex tended proprietary, retaining 1000 paid -np Capitalist and 1000 paid-up Original Shares in the Company. ; <(.; . The Government having abandoned the pur chase ot Native lands, the Native owners in the Poverty Bay and East Coast districts being strongly desirous of opening their lands for settlement, in a manner mutually beneficial to themselves and' such Europeans as may be desirous of becoming associated with them on the principles proposed in tho Prospectus, have, aftor making provision for their own require ments, entered into contracts for passing over large areas of valuable land to the Company, at prices based on those of former Government purohases, receiving shares fn payment for the same. It is anticipated that the Company will be ablo to dispose of its lands to great advantage, as under its control, and with its guarantee, title will be absolutely good, while aE lands pur chased will bo at onoo placed under the " Land Transfer Act," and will be sold from time to time for cash, or on long deferred payments, and generally in accordance with the regula tions guiding tho disposal of the waste lands of the Crown. . . -. The Capitalist Shares will be preferential, having secured to them a minimum of eight per cent, per annum a.a first charge on the profits, with a further division of profits in pro portion to the capital invested. five Direotors will be elected by tho Capitalist Shareholders, and four by the Original Shore holderß.the qualifications of a director being the possession of not less than fifty shares. The capitalist shareholders will, under regu lations, be entitled to purchase lands of the Company for their own bona fide occupation, surrendering their shares in payment, which shall be accepted as value for ten per cent, over tbe amounts paid up. The Native Shareholders will olso be entitled, under regulation, to select reserves for their own occupation, surrendering their chares inpayment. Ten thousand shares will be set apart for sale in Britain, to intending bond fide settlers, end an officer of tho company will be looated in England, to send out special settlement parties for the Company's lands. To prevent the improper diversion ot the Natives' interests, original Bharos given in the purchase of Lands will not be transferable without the consent ot a Native Committee, and the approval of the Directors. Un these principles it is bollovol that tbe for mation of tho East Coast Native Land and* Settlement Company will provido for the natives I tho readiest and most beneficial method of placing their Lands for sale and settlement, while tho great and growing demand in Great j Britain among intending emigrants for Land in the Colonies, and the ever unsatisfied demand for land among wonld-be settlers in the Colony itself, the well-known fertility of the Poverty Boy and East Coast lands, their suitableness for extensive settlement, and the greatly enhanced value which must be inevitably given to lands there situated by the promotion ot tetUement in this wholly undeveloped district, combta" to •present to capitalists investing a prospect o Jrfe muneration, and an extension of sphere for _he. operation of capital, probably nncqualled by any other proposal yet submitted in the colony.; Tho Memorandum of Association maybe seen In the hands of tho Solicitors and Brokers of the Company, and detailed prospectuses and torms of application for shares may be had from the Brokers, and at tho various offices of the Colonial Bank of New Zealand, Tho list of applications for sharc3 will bo positively closed at Wellington on Saturday, the 3Uih July. ]VriGHT SOIL CONTRACT.—Prices to J_t| suit the Times.—John MoLmxand, Sole Contractor to the Parnell Borough Council for the removal of night Boil, respectfully requests I nil orders to be sent at once to tho Inspector of Nnirances, or to his address, next Mason's Gar-' den 3. Parnell.-JOHN MoLKLLAND. Contra^-; t?r, PHrneli. .1'



J Election Notice . -CILECTORAL DISTRICT OF WAIPA. TO THE ELKCTOES OF WAIPA, Gkmlemen,—lt is my Intention to offer my self, at the next General Election, as a Candidate to represent your District in tho Genera Assembly WILLIAM JACKSON Kihikihi, July I,IBSI. Educational j^ELSON poLLESF, Visitor: his excellency the governor of . , New Zealand, .. . ' ,1 Principal: Rev. J. C-Andrew. M.A., late Fellow and Tutor of Lincoln College, Oxford. Second and Resident Master: M. Fearnlet, M.A., Trinity College, Cam bridge. Third Master: J. Wilson Mautin, EBq., late Scholar ot Wad ham College, Oxford. , . Fourth Master: G. A. Harkness, Esq., Scholar University ot ;• New Zealand. Modern Languages: Herr Harling; ABsisrant Master, Augustus . , Heine, Eeq. , Scienoa Lecturer: J, Wilson Martin, Esq. :; Drill Instruotor: Sergeant-Major AlborouGH, 1 The BOARDING DEPARTMENT is conducted by tho Resident Master and Mrs. Feainley. The regular course of instruction embraces Ancient and Modern Languages, History, and Literature: Mathematics; Political and Physi cal Geography; and the Elements of Natural Science. -Nelson College Is affiliated to the New Zealand University, and examinations for University Students are held annually. In connection with this institution there aro Twenty-four Scholarships, open to competition as they become vac'int., tenable from one to three years, and varying in value from £5 to £52 10s a year eaoh, A Speoial: Prize of £5, called the "Simmons' Prize," is awarded an nually for excellence in English and English i Literature, . j Papils on entrance must be at least nine years ' ot age, and ablo to read, write, and work the * first four rules of arithmetic with reasonable facility. ~;. Terms for the above Course, : r per quarter, .' 10». g, B. d. Tuition and Sohool Stationery .. 32 6: Board and Residence in College, in cluding washing .. .-..,- ... 12 10 0 Day Boarders .. .. \.. ..28 0 Arrangements can be made with the Resident Master for Lessons in Music and Drawing, and: for Board at the College during the holidays. The Third Quarter of the current year Begins; on TUKSDAY; July 19th. '..'*'.;. ~ N.B.—Tuition Fees and Boarding Charges are payable quarterly in-advance to the Under signed, who alone is authorised to receive them.: Before removal of a Boarder, a quarter's notice must, be given to the Secretary in writing, or a quarter's fees and charges'paid. OSWALD CURTIS, .;; " no--1 tut. ■■::-.:■ v= ....-..; .Secretary. , ENTWORTH HOUSE, Ponsonby Road.-MISS HILL'S Pupils wffi re sume their studies on MONDAY, the 18th. -\TEWTON GRAMMAR SCHOOL, I_\ Rev. P. Mason, B.A. School Duties will be resumed on MOND±¥, the 20th instant. ' Branohos: Kngliab, Latin, French, Mathe matics, and Drawing. " ■ Drawing by Miss Tye, Licensed Teacher of Drawing under the Victorian Board of Educa tion. EPSOM HOUSE BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL; Oh'ehuntca Road;— Mrs Lewis informs her pupils. Studies will bo ro sumed Wednesday Morning. 13th instant. MISS D ONO V A N, TEACHER OF PIANOFORTE (LATE OF SYDNEY AND MELBOURNE), fu i _,i * pupil ipF Z,Z7; SIGNOR GIORZA, MDLLE. CHARBONNET and MR. ANGELO FORREST. For terms and other particulars apply to J. J. Milner & Co.'s Auokland Muaio Warehouse, Queen-street, J AUCKLAND COLLEGE AND GRAM MAR SCHOOL. The Third Quarter, 1881, will commence ori FRIDAY, July 15. Tho Treasurer will attendat the Sohool on Monday, the 18th instant, to receive the fees then due. JOHN JAMES, --■.. .•- .' '. : ;* Secretary. Pk: UCKLAND COLLEGE AND GRAM ___.- MAR SCHOOL,, , ;..': .EVENING CLASSES.7 • 7 'ill The Students of tho Grammar School Evening Classes will meet on MONDAY, Jnly 18, at 7.30 o'clock., •,*:; -" ' *'. Fees (payable,in advance), Ten Shillings for the first subject, and Five Shillings for each extra sutoect, per quarter. i'..-."oli'- JOHN JAMES, hrta ,-■',, --.-, ' .-:-• •■'■■- Secretary.' "]Y/rR. FARQUHAR MACRAE (lafe -.. Hkadm_bt_k of the Coi__hge and Oram ' mar School), has pleasure in iitimatlng th he Will* RESUME (THE TRADUCE OF His PRO FESSION in Auckland oh MONDAY, the 18th instant, y'■ "' -'■ ' V '■• '"> Parents and Guardians who may desire to entrust Pupils to his, care, either as Day Soholara or as Boarders, are respectfully invited to communicato with Mr* Mcßaii, on or before Thursday, the 11thinstant. . ■~,;■ Auckland, July 7,1881. ~. ~., i. . V^ELLESLE Y~- ST RE ET SCHO OL, evening* classes. Separate for Males and Females. Terms: 10s. per Quarter. Friday Evening Lectures. . * HENRY WORTHINGTON, Head-master. G" LENSIDE, UPPER SYMONDS STREET. Mrs.A. Glover's Boarding and Day Pupils will Re-assemble on Monday; the 11th instant. Tho best Masters are engaged. T.J. PENNAL, Teacher of Navigation, • wishes to make known to intending applicants for Ma-tors' and Mates' Certificates that he has returnod froiti'the Sduth,ind re sumed hia course of tuition. N.B.—Several Rood Sextants for-sale.—l9, N. Z. Insurance -.gildings.. - ■::,,;.;;; n;- -,-.;-■ '-7 STENOGRAPHY.— Mr Jonaon, Certifi cated Teacher of Pitman's Shorthand, 205, Queen-street. 13 Private Lessons, 21s. •-'■ t:'-'- MR S. ALL A N W X S_ '_.' teacher of Vocal and Instrumental Music, Present Address— Devonshire House. Hobbqn-street. jl/I I. if. JJ. WOOD HA M, Teacher of the Pianoforte and Harmonium. Address—Care of Auckland Mnsle Ware; hqnge. . . MR. E. it. WA T X INS who has resided for some years in France and Germany, and who has had con siderable experience in teaching these subjects, • is prepared to GIVE PRIVATE TUITION IN FRENCH AND GERMAN. For arrangements and terms, apply by letter, to MB. B. B. WATKINS, . * , .-■• . ;... Upper ParnelL * ' rpHE \ tiT OF OINGING. Mr H. GORDON GOOCH, Associate of* the Royal Academy of Music, London, and * Bronze and Silver Medallist of that Insiitn-i lion/receives Pupils for SINGING and VOICE PRODUCTION: at his private! residence in O'Rorke-street, Albert Park. Mr GORDON GOOOH informs his Friends and Pupils that he has REMO v ED from Wako field-street to O'KOItKE-STREET, Albert Park one honae from Synionde-Btrect. O" RGA N, PI A N OFO RT E AND HARMONY. MR. JOHN HART WELL from London. . j For Lessons, Sec, apply to r* ■ - MessrsHoFFMAR&SoN-i,'' ; . Oneen-Btreet;- | where Copies of his Compositions "W he had.



Amusements; .' ,p. THEATRE ROY AL. Proprietor - -Mr R. J, DoLlas. SECOND WEEK and Increasing Popularity of the Accomplished Artistes, MR. JAMES CARDKN, MISS MARSTON LEIC-H, And DeLias'Australian Specialty Company. Genuine Succes3. and Last Night of PROOF TO-NIGH-I(T_esday).Julyl-, PROOF Will be repeated (tor the last time), PROOF the Grand Emotional Drama, PROOF entitled, PROOF PROOF; or, A CELEBRATED CASE! , (Played by the Gardens for 200 nights in London, Piorro Lorance Mr. James Cabden. Valantine de Laval Miss Marston Lweu. Act First.—The night before the Battle of Fontenoy—l he robbery of the jewels, and death of Madeline — Tho Battle-field — The Court martial—Pierre Loranoe accused by his own Act Second-Garden of tho ChateAu—Altera lapse of years—Tho poor galley slave—Rooogm : 1 of father and daughter—l will oloar ypur namo Of mult. i ■-. ji\U ■-.. ,-i:",i*.' Act Thlrd.-Chateau D'eanbtoro-Arrlval of the false Count ta claim his child—Certain Proof-Defeated-Slartling di. closure. Act Fourth.-Retribation— Brought home— The diamond necklace-The real ouipnt un masked—Pierre Lorance's innocence establißnoa. and villany punished. ■ „ , , TO-MORROW (WednesdayJ-T. W. Robert son's Elegant Comedy, SCHOOL. •■,. .: , In Preparation—The great dromatio sensation of the one, Charles Read's IT IS NKVER TOO LATE TO MEND!, ■ ; ■'. .*, -• ).-.- •* : Free LiSTentiroly suspended, ProßßOicoptcd. Prices—Dresa Circle, la; Stalls, 2s 6d; Pit, Is. Roserved Seats at Upton & Co.'s.; A L B E R T 7 H A, |L .t. . IMMENSE SUCCKSS ! IMMENSE SUCCESS I ] HALL CROWDED NIGHTLY J',", Professor 7W"KSTB!N' r'l'f« 7"?* In his Musical and Highly Amusing ';! , TEMPLE OF MYiSfERY! The Professor still- continues to • bewilder*arid amuao his audiencos. ■_ 'pp. Admission—Reserved Seats, 3s; Second Slats, 2s; Back, is. Children half-price to first aid second seats. ~7 77-7 Door open at 7.30, to commences at 8. Grand Matinee on SATURDAYj July 18. VA T OVAL ORANGE* INSTITU j^Xi WON. p:pp THIS (TUESDAY) EVENISfG,77i ANNUAL SOIREE;*.* Ap'l^ „,"';■ in ..";;,' ST. JAMES'S HALL, 12m JULY.; i i__ Programme;— , , ,■,.,.,,-j * Opening Hymn, " All People that on Earth do Dwell" . ■: :A. . IB Prayer ~. ■ , - , .-. „.., t . Speech by R.W.G.M.. Bro. Rev. T. W. Dunn Anthem, " Lord of all Power and Might"—Choir j Duet, "Love at Home"—Misses Hrame* ■•"-' * Song, "The Bellringer"— Mr Ryan *:; * '■-' , Speech—Rev.P.Mason • -;-.•;,• i*lol Anthem, " Jean Lord of Life and Glory "—Choir Song, "The Death of Nelson"—Mr Shaokleton Duet, " The Lake"—Mieses Peaoe and Edmonds Speeoh—Mr G. Lewis --.a ■■!.-■■.A ■■•-.-.'\ Song, "The Midshipmite"—Mr Smyth-; n__u Duet (piano and harp)— Miss and Master Handley . '~_ —..'•"""_ Song-" Simon the Cellarer "—Mr' C. B. King *! ' Speech—Rev. J. Guy " * '.'; • ~;''.'; Song, "Tho Scout"—Mr A. Alderman '' r-"" Glee, " Winds Gently Whisper"—Choir ' «IT : Song, " Killarney "—Miss Cariyle ■ ' .-.'•■£ Solo on Harp—Master Handley .'• ■ ■ "-* Song, "In the Gloaming"—Miss Spry -Speech—Rev. Wm. Morloy ' •:•..•■;;; Solo and Chorus, " Say is your Lamp Burning, >■:- my Brother"—Miss Brameand Choir 810 Song, " Jessie's .bream "—Miss Peace ■-1 ■" <I Speech—Mr E, Carr - .-n<-.;,- r.-.i . Glee, "Sigh no More, Ladies"-—Oholi:,;, \__t.__b «- ■ ' .National Anthem I " ' '■ *p i : j. seabrqok.'g.s.1 "CIPIPHANY CHURCH, Z-JNEWTON. CONCERT on THURSDAY next, at-8 p;m. Songs, Glees, &c„ &c, under the direction Of Messrs. V. E. Rice and H. 0. Brown, I Admission, One Shilling. fUVENILE lEMPLAKS' •t ENTERTAINMENT." '' ■' p'.p-\ i ,-:-.*--j*KittY- ; ' - ' ''' •-Q-i->-i'_ A Musical Entertainment will bo hold, in tho Alexandra-street Schoolroom,, on WEDNES DAY EVENING, July 13th. Excellent Pro gramme. Admission: Adults', Od; Children, 3d; in aid of the Juvenile Temple. - Commence at 7.30. ■■■ ••• -J ■■ ***' '■■*-*■ --■« '-'•': ■■-~. ■:-' * D. GOLDIE, Chairman;; I Ci RAND SOIREE, CONCERT AND V7T - '-v.- BALL, ,; ; -': ',"•* a£v TO BE HELD IN THE. NORTHCOra HAJ-i-'"' : ' • On WEDNESDAY,T3IH.INST.,, coJj In aid of Mr. Phuatf Cai__an, one of tho oldest residents in the province. •■ Tea on the table at 6 o'clock. Steamers leave Queen-street Ferry Wharf at 5.10 and 9 b'clook. ... . ,„. . TICKETS, 2s. CD. EAPH.'7:h;';!«« Several Auckland Amateurs hare kindly con sented to give their services, - y.-.jj -i-ti-ri-'Xf- Ticketa to be had at Mr. Canning's .Queon atraet, and Winks and Hall's, Shortland-street, Z-ZZ '■ '" ■ '": A, :' ! Pi'HALEjßoft s jyQUNT ALBERT PUBLIC EALU AN EVENING j ENTERTAINMENT, ' consisting of :' ":.'..;,'.:'. A; INSTRUMENTAL AND VOCAL "MUStff -".': '.-7-Z7 READINGS, Sea.V 7, -V«6Vf .; .... -. . . it- -.(,"', •-, . I •.Mlf-Cl To oonclude with a Laughablo.Faroe.vsov. 7 .entitled,-7! ■ 'Zi-7»hI)--_ DOMESTIC ECONOMYij ;' 7. On THURSDAY EVENING NEXT, July U, " ~ 77, ; , TICKETS, 2s. , ,/' ,'i • '*'' Commencing at'B o'olodk p,mi! .'.'';;."*] ■■',' ' " '" '' ,i ,y,'i] ','."i Lectureß.-* •■> *■--''' hva«ii> YOUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN :iAS. *"■'■ ■'•--*' -SOCIATION. r >■!:"•■- fci'ii> Corner of Wellesley and Albeft'streets. '■•' - Winter* Course of: Lectures/ \--fSS_i . FRIDAY EVENING NEXT, 7 v July 15—Leoturo: "The Conventional and tho Real"-Rov.J. S. NeiU ' ■''•'■•.■ •'"■ "«• *" August s—Entertainment, Musical and Literary August 12—Leoturo: " Novels "rfßey* I <D,' yfi Runclmon,M.A. ■ .. .... t : ,:.,'\- September 2—Lecture: " Christian Work. ii Australasia"—Rev. Wm. Morloy •'"* *"■"■ September 9—Entertainment September 23-Lecture: "Italy and the Wald enses, with a Visit to Rome and the. Valleys of the Vaudois"—Rev. A.M. McCallum.: ' October 7—Lecture: Subject to be advertised. • . commence at 7.30. Seats reserved for Ticket holders till 7.20. ■■■; ,i ' !,:',.''„;, -*V i ickets for the Course (to admit bearer and lady), ss; Single Tickets for Course, 3s 6d; Single Ticket. Is, to be obtained from the Book sellers, Members ot Committee or at the Rooms. v.- . ,:. THOMAS BUDDLE,-,/ *;>*■ .-**•*-. ' Hon. See. g&ft, "QTOMACH andBRAIKS!. . jffl!>yCf§i O is the,Bnbjeet-of Professor Eraser's Lecture for Thiirsdoy {**iWU next, July llth; and." Our Young x jt-f Folks, and what to do with them," *_f \ for Thursday, July 2lßt. •"(-. *r, ''jf"'-"-V'.' Lectures commence at 7.30' p.m. j& ■ \ prompt. _t__o_______m__ Books and Examinations at ro mKg>A*^TM,'sldenco, t Ponsonby Road.,, ~.» ~, ~ Sportink. ■ ji/T ELBO UR N B C U 'Mi'tjiffi. 10 000 SUBSCRIBERS AT £J EACH. FirstHorso .*. £.3000 I Noni-atarters * ,i £3,009 Second Horse .. 1,000 (divided) ?.-., Third Horse. .. 500 16 Prieesof £100.. 600 Other Starters .. I.SUU 6 Prizes of £50 .. 300 (divided) |HoPrizcsot£_o.. 1,100 Average for other Starters is about j675.0ac1): average for Non-starters Is about £25 each; a_.d tho 12. Extra Prizes,, consisting of six prizes of £100 each, six prizes Of £50 each, and 110 prizes £10 each, brings up the number of Winning Tickets to about 210. This is the best oppor tunity ever brought before the public in the Australian Colonios. Please add exchange to cheq.no, and two stamps for roply and result THEODORE BROWN, 19, Grey-streot, or Box 210, Posij-ofllco, *-! LA: '■:'.' ' ■ "Auckland. '-'■''" '„ % Auckland, May, .1881., , ~ ■'-" DEAREST,— I promised to let you know when I received a shipment of MARBLE CLOCKS.' I havo just opened two cases, and they arc at my shop in Viotoris atrcet East, all in good going order. Go and take alook at them, ' -'• ' ,< ■'-*"*•'■'-- Yourstrnly, .* -, i •oQ F. Hi LEWIBSON. Juno 22 1881. -■_ A S I liavo been appointed Agent for tho , NEW ZBALiND EXPRESS CO.; I am prepared to FORWARD PARCELS to bU parts of New Zealand w_thde_Mtch^ai-lit a Lowi_ii Rati-: »than llias ldtherto been charged.- ■- -'- ■ -7- ■■ •'■ ;} •■"'' * "■ ■,:-■;-, lblifis£?_t CitAIG. -,