The Auckland Evening Star.

Vot1 .XII.—No. 3,336

AUCKLAND, N.Z., FRIDAY. JUNE 3, 1881

'Published Daily.) r

PRICE: ONE PE3STNT



Shipping. JACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP VV. THROUGH THE UNITKD STATKS OF • AiUKRIOA, VIA HONOLULU, TO GREAT BRITAIN. Undor I'ostal Contract with the Governments of , Now Zealand and NgwSouth Wales. —I DiitO of DatoofSail- Stcamor. I Tons. S Sydney" San" 51 Fran- Cisco. CiFyllOJc^Yorfc 3.-100 ~Aus»"t22 JnnoSJ "PaSenKora bookad tnroiigh to Liverpool, Londori or Parft. via tlio great Overland Roads of America;told tno'Steumora of tho Atlantic First-class to London .. .. £8G andiup wards stoerngo to London .. .. £37 It) jrirrtwlasfc to Sim Francisco _ £40 Steerage ....•■ - *'-" Through Cabin I'assnncors aro permitted to lav over nt Honolulu, or any of the cities of the limited States, not to exceed six months. No shipping Ordors will bo issued after I p.m. on the day hfforo tlio sailing oC Btouinors for Hun Francisco. For freight rate 3 and all other information, WV)yto ~-.■. THOS. T. GAMBLE, ;,:.-.. Asront. Lower Queon-streot |,i J--i .•! :.'.- ■ --'ii .:• - ■ '_~ TTNION STEAMSHIP B^VfiTS U COMPANY OF NKW fc Sayj i -ZKALAND. is^psy |li_l^--^4 Time Tais lc— foiti v • ■ ■ ■ June, ISSi. FOB GISBOUNK. NA»IKR, WELLINGTON, fcYTTJCLTON, POUT OHALMKKa iND BLUFF (FROM QtJKKS-STrRKT W'HAKF) gteaius'hip.i Dato of Sailing. Latest f^l ■' Train. '—rri' • ■: ~—' TgASAT' Friday, 3. noon — piSOABOOMA Thursday, 9,10 a.m. — oHBTA^ArT\ZirNKL¥oT7?U?rON. WML .lINOTON. LYTTKLTON. AND Wkbt • Coast Pouts (fbgm Manhkau) § Hifffti . Tuesday, V, 3 p.m. 2 p.m. fpN Ji:i Sunday,'l2,lo a.m. 9 a.m. JTOR-SYDNEY. ~ ■ KoiiMAHASA Tuesday, H, 1 p.m. — *"' roK 'mblbournk. yi» boljth. Tj AKAI7 Fridsy, 3, noon — Bkbarooma Thursday, 9,10 a.m. — " .FOR RUaswiil-: pip itA"^ rXtvjt w/\ RrapAROOSU Monday, 6,1 p.m. gf Cargo must bo alongside one hour before time of departure. Paasaga Ticltetg mußt bo taken at tho office before embarkniK. Aniklpjd Branchi Si, Qneen-Btteot. JKI. ■ UTJEAM. TO LONDON. ORIENT LINK. rtiL.il unS ihoiollowing Steamships be- OB^nr to the Orient Pteam Navieation Com pany|ljinitad).andtho I:aciflcSteam Navigation Company will-leave SYuN'KY ac the under mentioned dates; for JiKLBUUKNK. ADB MIDK and LOKDON. via Suez Canal :— Bteamer. | *eg. ron-pe | Date. CHIMBOKAZO.... 3,817 Jane 10 JOHN ELDER.... ; 4,152 June2t CDZCO..: 3.819 Juno 29 ACONCAGUA.... 4,112 July 13 COTOPAXI-.. ..... J.o2* July2i ORIENT ■■■~■■■■-' 5.355 AugostlO Aid toe Service will bo maintained Dy aao oeeding steamers at intervals of a Fortnight. ,;. •-Fare to London, 15 to 70 guineas. • |j' . Suez Canal Dues. 83 in addition. | t ,jParcel3 booked throush to London. . Pisseiicere cnn book from Auckiund at a llmhigh rato to cover Intercolonial fsro ana Canatdnes, and ao secure special udvantaEea. _ ■wasa**-irom London can ho granted in ?«'plati3 anrt full particulars, apply, In todon, to F. Greon & Co., and Anderson, Anjereoa & Co., Joint Managors of the Line; orto.tho Acent!! in Ancklana ,' ;i "."'UNION STKAMSHIi1 CO. OF N.Z, (LIMITKD) . i:i :.: ilj Queon-ptreefc I -tiiJ T>ENINSULAK AND OKI ■ sXS§?*: Il KNTAL STEAM NAVIGA ! »SP^TION COMPANY. ''■ JKOBABLE SAILING ARRANGEMENTS. Fot CKYLON. &c, with Jlails and Passengers ";;,;;for EUROPE and tho EAST. i I Leave | Leave aeauier. | Sydney I Melb'rne BUKHIKA June IS June 20 CATHAY..... June 29 Jnlyl miff A.■■■„■• July 13 July IS "''Place and Hour of Departuro :— SißiiKrv. _ Ciroular Quay, at 9 a.m. MtLBOURNE .. Kailway Pier, at 2 p.m. ABttilDE ... Glenelg, about 5 p.m. Forfnttlier information apply to ■'■' CKUICKSHANK & CO.. nsiFJi ■='■• ■ Agents for Auckland. £^T TTTAIICATO STEAM NAVl «^gj/VV GATION CO. (LIMITKD). I,'"'."' NOTICE. Tfie knckland Aprency of this Company is Bemovadfrdm Fort-street to No. 10, Wyndham- Itreet, where full inforiration may be obtained respecting Waikato River Traffic. ; . ■',;',.'. '. W. S. LAUBIE, Agent. ! SkSw'i/'tjß KUSSKLL, WHANGA \^^^JJ ' ROA, AND MANGOS UL I Theaa. 'lONA' will leave every Mondayat 5 p.m; (weather permitting). Passengers booked andiSrnall parcels propaid at the Office on the Wharf. No cargo received after 1 p.m. forHvhangakei and mangapai. i Tieasi'AßGYLE' will leave for the above Paws every Tuesday and Friday at 5 p.m. FOiB TAURA NG A, '('■■ ■ S.S. 'GLENELG' ; WmieaVe Queen-street Wharf at 6 p.nii ", "'■ Tuesday, 7tb •'■'■■ Thursday, 9th •« ■ Tuesday, Uth ;„ .. Thursday, 16th i •'..! | Tuesday, 21st •'••■'" Thursday, 23rd " '• ! S i-i ' Tuesday, 28th '■■• -• • • 30th . , Connecting with s.s. 'Staffa' for Opotiki and , ytat Coast ports on Tuesdays only; also con- MMcttogwith' 8.8. 'Katikatl' for Katikati Settle ments, ■i;Bo1r RUSSELL. • ;■" Saturday, 4th Juno i Westhor and other circumstancea permitting. No cargo received after *P-Sb OBIBB OR. Manager. LONDON DIRECT. Tho clippe uo ' in ii:v.i,' ,(i?3tons Regißter. Thiß-y^sgel. now daily expected, will load for f*Mon ,j n discharge of inward cargo. liavinß wge portion of her cargo engaged, sne will • Wivith quick despatch. iBW' &O-'fl O PK & GRAHAM, f' ■'■ ' AKOnts. %iaß^; dTEAM TO MOT SPEINGS, MABBKASSI, MTAKANA, and Omaha. i -The 'b& ROSE CABKY, Al at Lloydßi ' » •_ W. Sommervilie. Master. ■ "Or-HotiSprinKa and Matakana—itvary Tueß- I . %J at 11 o'clock ■ i 'MHotSprintrßandMahuranßi— -! , Satnrdßy, June 1, at 9 o'clock 'Thursday, June 9, at 11 o'clock ■'.: Saturflay, Jnno 11, at 11 o'clock '. Thursday, June 16, at 11 o'clock J ■. ..Saturday, June 18, at 9 o'clock , '] Thursday, June 23, at 11 o'clock ; ; ■ Saturday, June 25, at 11 o'clock . ■ i iThursday, June 30, at 11 o'clock I ~*B Cairo mUDt bo down half-nn-hbur before I J^tiaed time of ' caving, or It wIU not be | j^?P»roela or Goo Jb taken without a shipping! I *ot freight or passage apply to ,„■'"■ 3. CASKY. I JMie 12,1880 , : : ■; r^Ai Qi'JBAM TO THE , THAMES I ILAR°HA GOLD FIELDS, ; wnnkoting WITH OHINKMURI, OMAHU, iV'WAITOA; PLAINS; AND MOHRINB -"V'i!: iiYILLE, PIAKOIJISTBIOT. : '■■•%$ ,T. ,E;R l;pr;:rO[ S E Np, 2/ .■=.?.?, IPATIKP & S.S.'VlYip.' I ' lv?" Anpteand: FromThameai ■ ;■ 12 midnight . Saturday, 12 midnight 'kiTi ■ c 6of river stsamera to be seen at ;, : WPrise' Office, Wharf. \;t;-l r,:t ■ ■:-\ ■ I "Pn'reu ' ! !l ■FABKB: i. . 5r,??11169 '•• Saloon. 7s 6d;:Steerage, 68 . 5a extra ,-. .. ■ ; ';i'aSi^ r? lW.through, 108 extra ■ ■ - thSL^.sjiorisible for shipping, carrying, or Jia ?j ~i,ltH!K.UTeatbfet: ■'! < ■.'■;):■; v .'<.„• * txn^ a T Li"°"'^«o vnil be received alter 5 te,r v' inring the winter months. « A.N.B. FERRY CO., L. AgentSi



I Shipping. I :SS®.-^,Q'I'KAM TO THAMES, CAR -s§S>fc£j HYING PASSENGERS AND " ¥rl"1 *" , CARGO. CONNKCTIKQ WITH OIIINK MDRI, OMAIICT, WaITOA PLAINS, AND MORIUNS- Vitlß (Piako District). Time Table. S.S, 'KOTOMAHANA.1 From Auckland: Friday, 1.30 afternoon Saturday, 5 afternoon From Thames! Saturday, 10 morning Fares to Thames: Saloan, 7s 6d ; Steerage, sb, Freight through to To Aroha. 25s per tou. No Cargo received within half-an-honr of ad vertised time ol leaving. FRASER & TINNE, Agents. vCNJL Q S. ' COROMANDEL' dnJnßSSSfcv k. '• will leave Auckland on WffIKKS^WEDNESDAY. Sth instant, at •X&uVisjfffiplSj tl a.m., rttiirnini; from Coro innndcl at I p.m. next tiny. A. R. IT. SWIKDIjKY, Manager. «^^^ v S. 'COROMANDEL. •2^sS6»»' TIMK TABLE. Leaves Auckland for Waihoko and Coro manriol— Kvery Monday and Wednesday, at 12 noon, and lfrlday, at 1 p.m. Loaves Coromandol— Kvery Tuesdays Thursday and Saturday, nt VI noon. Weather and other circumstances permitting.' All carjro to bo alongside half-an -hour beforo timoof departure. A. It. 11. SWINDLKY. Managor. 'SiiS^vQ s- 'BLANCHE, 3I!BESi»K-'» Capt. Hopkins. ToPuhol: FromPuhoi: Friday, Juno 3, 8 a.m. Saturd'y, June 4,12 noon «MX VVAIUKU AND ONE, JaBS&SS, VT HUNGA STKiM NAVI ' "*saaai^GATlON CO. (Limited). TIME TABLE-JUNE, ISSI. S.s. 'MANUKAU.' Leave Onohunga : Lcovo Waiuku: i— Saturday. 10 am 4—Saturday, 2.30 pm C-Monday. 11 am 6—Monday, 3.10 pm S—Wednesday, Ipm 8 - Wednesday, 6pm 10—Friday, 4 pm 11—Saturday, 3 am 13—Monday, 7.15 am 13—Monday, 12 noon 15—Wednesday. Bam 15—Wednesday,12.30pm IS—Saturday, 10 am IS—Saturday, 2.30 pm 20—Monday, 11 am 20—Monday, 3.45 pin 22—Wednesday,1.30pm 22—Wednesday, 6 pm 24—Vriday, 4 pm 25-Saturday, U am 27—Monday, 6.30 am 27—Monday, 11 am SO—Wednesday,7.4sam 29—Wednesday, 12 noon Manakau Heads—Kvery Thursday, at 8 am. A. CUNNINGHAM, Agent. N.B.—By order of the Directors, on and aftor Juno Ist, all Freight iby this steamer must be Prepaid. Uducational PIANOFORTE, ORGAN, AND HARMONY. MR. ANGELO FORREST (PoriL op CnARLGB Halle). For terms and other particulars auply to J. J. Milnkk & Co., Auckland Music Warehouse, Queen-atreet. KGA NT PIANOFORTE AND HARMONY. MR. JOHN HART WELL has arrived from London. For Lessonß, &;c, apply to Messrs Hoffman & Sons, Ouocn-street, whero Copies of his Compositions may bo had. KS. A h h A N W E a X TEACHKR OF Vocal and Instrumental Music, Present Address— Devonshire House. Hobson-btrkbt. ~rt/| ii i% B! WOOV HA M, Teacher op TnK Pianoforte and Harmonium. Address-Caro ol Auckland Mublo Ware house. . rnHK A XX OF RINGING, ! MX H. GORDON GOOCH, Associate of the Royal Academy of Music, London, and Bronze and Silver Medallist of that Ins.itu tion, receives Pupils for SINGING and VOICE PRODUCTION at his private residence in Wakeiield-street. I Pnblic and PTlvato Banquets supplied with Vocal and Instrumental Music, upon reason able terms. Mr.Goooh havlnghad the direction of music at pome of the Banquets in London, any gentlemen entrusting him with the same in Auckland may depend upon a first-class programme of Music being arranged,—thereby relieving themselves from all preliminary and tedious details .Business Cards. THOMAS 8 A M U E L, lUPORTKK of Lockwood's, Jotinson's, and Other Makes op Best pocket and table knives, electro • plated wark, sfoons, forks, &c, Wholosalo and Retail. Wholesale and Retail. 219, UUKKN-STRKKT. | , H JS X V JS X 5 O N, HOUSE, SHIP, SIGN, ANJ) QKNKBAL i DKCORATIVE PAINTKR, ISO. 8, W YNDH AM.STKKET. RS. i O^ D S O N DRESSMAKER AND MILLINER, wishes to inform the public of Uppor Queen street and its environs that Hats, Feathers, and Ribbons of all kinds are cleaned on the pre mises at the shortest notice. Dressmaking done at very low prices, to compete with the times. : I ' Note the address— UPPKE QUEEN-STREET Jw o o r> w a k d, # BAKER, CONFECTIONER, & PASTRYCOOK, Upper Queen-street, Wiqhps to call the polite attention of the SabitaaS of Qu e en- B ?reet, and families in the suburbs, to his Superior Bread, Confectionery and choico selection of Lollies, of the most tempting description. J W. hopes to merit a share of public patronage by selling at a low figure, and al orders, both Wholesale or Retail, will bo exe cuted at the shortest notice. c Baking Done on Sundays. Note tho Address. J" 11. D A L T O N, JTashionable VICTORIA-STREET VICTORIA-STREET WEST. WEST. ~jF WA V M O UT H, ' SHIP AND, BOAT BUILBER, CUSIOM-HOUSE-BSREICT, FOOTiOFIHOBSON STREET. Builder of all kinds of Yachts, Launches, Boats, &c. Vessels Docked and Repaired. hip Joinery of every description promptly jtendedto. ■ , WM. WILLIAMSON, Brass Founder and Gasfitter Ta-nreoarea to Ke-lacquer Gasoliers, Pendants, and Brackets, Curtain Bands, Cornices, &o. EQUAL TO NEW. Repairs in Gasfltting and General Brasswork on the most reasonable terms. Corner Victoria street. Auckland. "TTTy^r jTr~o th c rs, 1 MARBLE and FRKESTONE MASON 3. :™m^on«fflin B Tr bS>Bnd c- Address:-. CohnkrOF Rutland* and loenk Steeets. [NearJunc^n^f^an^e^trcet^. * irr ARN 0C X B R OTHERS, W BOAP AND CANDLE IYT S ° MANUFACTURERS, , COX'S CjRE;EK, RICHMOND. 1 OFFICE : DURHAM^STEEET, AUCKLAND. Cash Purchasers of Tallow Wool, SheepßHns, and jnoneo.



Business Cards. rfIHAMKS CA.KKIAWJE AND DRAY A kactom. JAMES MACK IE, Proprietor, victoria stkkkt east, auckland. Ropalrs ol Kvott Desoriptira in Wood and Iron neatly executed, on the aiiOKTKST NotiOk. SPRINGS MADE AND REPAIRED, W N.B.—Country Ordertipsnctnally attended to. Jo. l' is uHA m, 9 LADDER & BARROW MAKKR, SO aiul S2, ViCTORIA-STKKKT. Kvery Description of Ladders, Stops. Harrows, I arrow Wheels, Clothes Horaos, Cloihoa Uoxob, Travelling Choets, &c, on hand or made to ordor. A Ilboral discount allowed to Contractora and on wholesale order. Shop and OIIIob Fittings, and all kinds of Job bing Work done by oxperiencoil workmen on tho ahortoat notion. N.H.—ladders, Stops and Harrowa lent on hiro. 'Violins bought. One or two superior old Violins for salo; uleo, a good V\olincollo choap. f\ H\ U v O P E JR, \J» SADULICR, COLLAR & HARNESS MAKKR, UPPKK QUKBN-SItTKKT, AUCKLAND, Threo Doors above tho Army and Navy Hotel. I N.B.—Courier Bags, 1.0rj.;! n(?a, &0., &0., made 'to . ordor on tho shorto;H notloo. Charges modorato. }IIRENOH AND ENGLISH HOUSE } WELLICSLKY-3TRKKT. VICTOR LuNGDET, LADIES' & GENTLEMKN'S HAIR DRESSER A Largo Variety of Human Hair and i ■ Wiks on hanri. H\V a 1 T X, • MANUFACTURING TINSMITH, FORT-STRKET. Wlshon to Inform tho public that he la he only one in the Province who dovotea the whole of his time to tho above buflinoss, and with his facilities for working and modern appliances can defy competition \\T H. S li. i»N EX, BUILDKR, OARPKNTKIS AND JOINER Vdloan L.ixie. Kvory Description o£ Buildlnß Doslgnod and Erected. All Branohea or the Building Trade executed by Kxporionced Workmen. Shop JTronta Offloe Fittings tx,o., &n WILLIAM. THnM. AB, Cornor of Lorno and Victoria streets, Auckl d Haat MONUMENTAL, MARBLE, AND dENEBAIi STONKMAI3ON, AECHITECTURAL SCULPTOR AND CARVER. Inscriptions accurato-and beautiful. Monuments, Tombs, Headstones, and every description of Stone Workattholowoatpossiblo prices for town and country pOOK-BINDINU & PAPEIi-KULINQ ; THBKK DOORS ABOVE "STAR" OFFIOBi Merchants' Account Books RiJled and Bound to bitit kkquibkmknts. music, magazines, and law books Nkatly Bound, BAKERS' SPECIAL RULED DAY-BOOKS. Library Books strono and cweaply bound JE D i-W'- A R D S, • COAL MERCHANT, SHIP AGENT. . i Bay of Islands, Nowc.isßo, nnd Waikato Coal in any quantity. Ofilco and Yard, Breakwater, Auckland, opposito Kailway Station. J^y. k a i g h t • (LATE OF TItK CITY MARKRT), Poulterer, Fruiterer & Greengrocer, Corner of DAitur andQuskn-stiikbts. Wholeaalo and Hctai Kstablishcd ISG6. smmxo surrLiiiD, Poultry, Dressed for Table, always ready. Liye Pigeons, KabbitH, Kancy Ilirds, Ducks, (Gccau, Turkeys, and Fowls kept in stock, Gahia Fowls, Spanish, Brahmas, and Bantams I (L Jurc-brod). FUBSn BDTTKR AND KBGS ALWAYS ON HAND. i Licensed Dealer in name. *3j KNIGHT'S CKNTKAL MARKET, '.Two door 3 abovo Arthur's Auction Mart. WH A N i 3 O N, . CARPKNTKR AMD JOINKR, ! BKRKSFORD-STKKET, AUCKLAND, I Opposite the Congregational Church. I All repairs promptly and economically executed. Est mates Riven. Funerals furnished. WILLIAM TENNANT, PIONKSR MANU AOTURER OP Umbrellas and Parasols, UppqrQueen atroot. Wanted Known Tennant'g A I Umbrellas are the Best and Cheapest. Now summer stuck at prices to meet tho times. Recovering in the beat style, with choico variety of material. Note— i, Lennox's Buildings, Upper IQueen tre,et. Established laea. R. Jk. BABER.j [SI, RAWLINGS. BABEK & RAWLINGS [SUCCESSORS TO THK lAT KOBKRT LUSK], GENERAL COMMISSION MKRCHANTS AND IMPORTERS, j FORT-STKEKT AUCKLAND. f^i H. LEANING, i UNDERTAKER. Funerals Furnished at tho Lowest i Remunorativo Prices. Wellbsley-strkbt. : eßtauiisiibd iB6O. HENRY P. HAYWAKD, Upholsterer, Mattress Makkk, anh Fdnebal ; undkbtakkr, GEKi'-STUEB T, AUCKLAND. ; Mattrcs?o3 Rc-mado. Furniture Rc-stnii'iid and Repaired at the i Owner's Residence, or at the Work shop, Grey-stre.ct. "iy U -'• 1 C K. H. P. Gibbons & Co. deliver for Cash, the BEST FIREWOOD (Cut in Blocks)! or 12s Per Ton. H. P. GIBBONS & CO., GROCERS AND PRODUCE MERCHANTS, Hobson-atreet, Auckland, FI SU E R AN D CO WnOLKSALE SniPPINQ AND FAMILY BUTCHERS, QUKKN-STREET [Next Bank of Now Zealand, Auckland], Poultry of AH Kinds dressed to order. Prime Smoked Tongues, Homo-cured Bacon Corned Beef on Sale in Largo Quantitioß. £3T N.B.—Dealers in Game, "ffii Live Pheasants forwarded to all parts of tho Colony upon receipt of ordor. Families waited on in town or suburbs. / rPHOS, i HAKBUTT, / AMERICAN CORN BROOM, ' . AND STEAM BRUSH WORKS, VICTOKIA-STREET EAST, AUCKLAND. Awarded at Sydney Exhibition ..Bbonzk Mkdal and Certificatk. . TCTEWTON v EN'is-ii«.tf .BLIND !T WORK ; I. ...: GE 0. TTJCKE R, VENETIAN BLIND MAKER AND WIRE ' WORKER, . Karangahape Road, Newton,, Venetian BUuds of the best quality made and ■ fixed at is per foot. Wireworfe, ol any descrip tion and pattern, made to order, . Repairs neatly executed.



Business Cards. ■ JAMES U' UTCH EE. CARTER, CO TRACTOR. &C Goods Carted and Delivered from ship's side on Shortest Notice. Ballast Supplied. Nbwcabtle and Bat of Islands Coat,. • Also, Firewood (cut and uncut) reasonable 1 Y/CTADDINGHAM AND LAING, TT ' TINSMITHS, ' | LINCKNSED PLUMBERS, & GASFITTKRB 1 Opposite Lambourno's, Ironmonger, Karanoahave Road. All ordora punctually attended to, and executed ' at the lowest poasitlo remunerative pricos. ; mAKANAKi DYKING AND CLEAN. ING KSTArfLISHMKNT, I FOOT OF WAKKPIKLD-STRKKT. J. VV, THOMPSON 1 ' Proprietor. Gentlemen's Clothes Cloanad or Ronowod and I ..i , " ■ Well-pressed. Ladles' Drosses Cleaned or Dyed and Wo hod. Kid Gr.ovics Clkanrd TmDWAKD BABTLEir ARCHITECT, , , STICHBURY'3 BUILDING QUEEN'STREET, GE OK G E C O 0 lv. KLKCTItO-PLATKU, GILDKR, And [Natural Fkhn Buoocn, Bud, and LKAK ORNAV INT MaKKR, Respectfully bogs a renewal of tho patronage of his old customers and tho public gonorally. Jowollory carefully repaired, and gilt or plated In a substantial manner. — GEOKGK COOK, Upper Quoen-streot, noar tho Young Women's Institute. Klootro-plater and Gilder to Sir GnnroT> Uroy ISGI. PEKJAMIN lANBIU, PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT. AUDITOR. ESTATE AND INSURANCE AGENT, 70, QUBKN STREET. "P DWA U D CASH, TAILOR, Etc., WiKLLKSLKY-STItKKT, Auckland, "I J. AUSTIN & CO., tf • WIIOLKSALK BOOT AND SIIOK MANUFACTURERS. A Largo Stock of Pkqgkd, Rivkttrd p,nd itawN Goods of aU sorts and sizoa to select from. All Orders have Quick Despatch. colonial Foot factory, 14, WYNDHAM-STRKIT. AUCKLAND. KSTAIILISIIRI) ISCS. Tl/f R T, TRAF PO R 1», BURGKON DKNTIST. WAKKFIKLD-BTBEET, NKAR QOKKNBTBBKT. Palnlew Extraction of Teeth by tho Oxldo- Nitrogen Gas. Profo3sional Hours-9 a.m. till 5 p.m. Tt/l R A. o. nAJKUtVICK, SURGKON DKNTIST, Shortland and Princes stroots, oppoaito St. Paul's Church. Terms moderate. CUAKKE BKO THE RS, J ARTIST PHOTO(JRAPHKR3 (OPPOSITE UNION IiANK), QUEEN-STEEET, AUCKLAND. Photography in the Latest and Most Fashionable styles, Executed in a mannor Unsurpassed in iho Colonios, LARGE COLLECTION NEW ZEALAND VIEWS Always on Hand. IRELAND UK OTHERS, WOOL MKKCHANTS, TANNERS AND LEATHER MANUFACTURERS, IMPORTKKS OF Saddlers' and Bootmakers' Machinery, English and Foreign Leather, Saddlory, Saddlers' Ironmongery, Boot Uppors. Grindery, Mill Belting, Suction and Delivery Hoso, &c, &o. Waiohougoa :—Vulcan Lano and Hig street. Works:—Panmnro. Auckland Conßtituonta' Orders Promptly and carof oily Kxecutod. OHAKLKS PALMER, DRAUGHTSMAN &C, Drawings, Maps and Plans compiled. Drawn to Scalo om Ro h Sketohoß or Traoed. Addresses, &c Illuminatod lr the Highost Style of tho Art. Auctioned™1 Show Plans and Lithographs. Schedules prepared for Co ty and Highway Boards. OFFICE—2S, Quoen-stroet, over National In surance Company's Oflicri. Tj EN R V L~ FOKS TK R, SOLICITOR AND BARRISTER, TAURANGA. AUCKLAND. OHNSO F V E X HOUSE, LAND, AND GENERAL COMMISSION AGHNT, j Opposite H.M.s Custora-houso, FO RT-STREET, AUCKLAND, Has Ai.wavb fob Sals Large B ks of LAND FARMS, both Improved and otherwise Also, HOUSES, COTTAGES, &c. On Most Reasonable Terms, JAMES CATER, OHJMIBT AND DRUGGIST, HOBSON-STREET, Close to Wellington-street, E X AND P O T T" ER, COACH-BUILDERS, GREY-STRKET, AUCKLAND. N.B.—lron-bark Shafts, S-pokes, Felloes. Blue Gum and kinds of Hardwood, at Lowest Markot Pricos. T> E U T C H I N S O. X, J\l9 BUTCHKK, VICTOBIA-STRBB-i Says to his old friends, " Call at my Now Shop and inßpeet the choice-grained Country Moat at Queen-street Prices, for I can, and will, sell Cheap, and Bhall be pleased to see my old cus tomers and all the surrounding public." Great Reduction on Saturday Night, To Clkab Out. J9T Note the Address. X ¥ L E^T C~~H R, U o PRACTICAL tailor and outfitter, Karangahape Road, Newton. ,™ Mosqiel Tweed Suits from £1 to £5. -,-5. "^ Superfine Black Cloth buita from £5 ss. "^ For Stylo, Fashion, and Workmanship equal to any House in Auckland. Gentlemen's Own Materials Economically Made-up. Tfl MITCHELSON & CO., KAURI GUM AND GRAIN : MERCHANTS, SHIPPING AND COMMISSION AGENTS, No. 19, Queen-street Wharf. "VTEWTON AND FONSONBY JS JUNCTION STORE, CORNKRIOP Newton and Geeat North Roads. 1 J, M. WHITE ! (Late W. Baxter), '■ FAMILY GROCER AND TEA DEALER DAIRIES OF BDTTBR. OF FIRST-CLASS QUALITY, Families Waited upon for Orders Goods Promntlv Dsllvered. XS7 FHILLIFFS & SOJN, VV • OIL, COLOUR, AND GLASS MERCHANTS, Importers'.of Paperhangings. Scrim, Paints, Oils, Turpentine, Colours, Varnishes, French Polish, Gold Leaf, Artists' Colours and Brushes: Plate, ■ Sheet, Crown, Ornamental, and Photographic : Glass; Picture Frames and Tapestry Mouldings, Clock and Compass Glasses, Glazed Sashes and Doors. Glass cut to slzo and carefully packed, 95 & 97, QUKEN-STREBT,



Business .Notices. AUCKLAND. GAS COMFANY LIMItED). NOTICE OF REMOVAL OF OFFICE, Notice is horohy given that tho office of the Auckland Gas Company (Limited) has been re moved from Quoen-street to Fort-street, opposite the l'ost-o/llco, where tho business of the Com pany will now bo conducted. The Directors of the Auckland Gns Company (Limited) have determined on undertaking tho supply and erection of f;as fittinns, and arrange ments havo been made by which persons may acquire, directly through the Company, the > necessary apparatus for lighting and cooking by Tho object tho Directors havo in view is to afford the Company tho opportunity of dealing with tha wants of their own cnstoTtiers in al respects, not only in the cholco on their behalf of apparatus, designed to accomplish tho best results, but to supply tholr requirements at the lowoßt rates both as to first coßt and to main tenance. The Company')) stock of chandeliors, brackets, etn., etc... may now bo seen at their Show Rooms, Fort-street. Tho sr-.son bising some what advanced early solectlou is invited. Fittings and apparatus for tho combustion of gns, including Stoves and Engines, may if sc agreed, he hired with option of purchase. TIIE AUCKLAND GAS cdMrASY (LIMITED.) FURVEYOKS OF LIGHT, HEAT, AND POWER, FORT-STRKET, AUCKLAND. Auckland, 10th March, 1881. THE ONLY HOUSRVOF CURIOS IN THK WHOLE OF AUCKLAND AND THE COLONIES. .■ D, N.~~GA~RNIER (Near Star Hotol), ALBERT-9TREKT. M. Gamier respectfully invites tho patronage of the public with regard to his choice articles of vortu, and the fact that all kinds of, repairs in Jewellery and Works of Art receive tho most prompt attention. "On pai-lo francals." T ANUSCAFE GARDENING, Plans prepared and estimates furnished for tho laying out and planting of now grounds by contract or otherwise. C. W. S. PURDIE, Noar Boyd's Pottery, or Mr. Layers', Seoa Morchant, Quoen-streot. No charge made for preparing ofj plans or estimates. THE CHEAPEST HOUSE IN TOWN FOR CONFECTIONERY, Junction'of Groy-street and Qucen-fltrp.ot. THOMAS C4.IN. Every description of Lollios on hand. XXT T. YOUNG, VY . FANCY PAPER-CUTTER, AND ORNAMENT MAKER, Wishes to mako known that he has Opened Business in GKEY-STKEKT, opposite Cook streot, and solicits a share of public patronage. Firk Ornaments. Stvk Decor vrio.vs. Genoral Trimming in Artificial Work of the Most Elegant Description, . tS" Noto the Address rriHE Old-established and Well-known B_ Business hitherto carriod on by F. HEWIN AND BROTHER as Family Grocers and Provision Merchants, Will (in consequence of the death of Mr, F. Howin) in future bo carriod on by HHNRY HKWIN On his own account under tho Bamo stylo or firm as horotoforo. and while thanking the public for the largo monsure of support accorded tho old iirm in tho past, ho hopes to receive an increased support in tho future, which it will bo his constant endeavcur to desrrve. V. HEWIN AND BROTHER, Family Grocers and Provision Merchants, Corner of Queen and Welleslcy Streets, And at tho Thames. T B L 0~~ 0 1), tl . CABINET MAKER. UPHOLSTERKR, & FURNITURE DKALER, At 119, Victoria street, thn premises lately occu pied by Mr J. Williams, Tailor, J.H. dosiroa to thank his many friends and customers for their past Bupport, and hopes for a continuanco of the samo at his now placo of business. TrUREWOOD YAKD, PATTISON t? STREET, FREEMAN' BAY. T. K. Biixinoton has for Sale, for Cash :— Ti-Trco, 11s per ton (guaranteed) Puriri. lCs Btl ditto ditto Porramatta, 9s ditto dit'o COAL, DRAIN PIPKS, &c, a Lowest Markot Rates. TO STOREKEEPERS AND JiUUHJi HOLDERS. Those who once make purohaaos from tho Extensive and "Varied Stock of ■_~__ KARTHENWARK, CHINA, AND GLABS- Kopt by tho andorsignod, will admit that Cus tom-house-street is tho proper placo to go to. EDWARD LEWIS. An Experienced Packer Engaged. SATISFACTION FOR YOUR SHILLING JO IP TRY A TIN OP WILSON'S EXCELSIOR BAKING POWDER, AS MiNUKAOTURKD BY F. GOODWIN. Test it with any other at more money, and in the future you will buy Wilson's. It only needß to bo known to or sure the salo. It is a first-class article at a ro.i,onablo prico. Sold by most Grocers: half-pound tins, Is; larger tins. Is 3d. Wholosalo by F. Goodwin, near Soap-works, Parnell. A liberal profit to Grocers YfKW ZEALAND FERNS, 131 UNMOUNTED OR MOUNTED, In Sets of from 12 up to 120 Varieties. Also, in Frouch Polishod Mottled Kauri Boxes, each containing either 25, 60. 75.100, or 125 Varieties. The 25 Variety Boxes as abovo £1 The 100 Varioty Boxes as above £3 n. For Sale by- Princes-street. m O TRAVELLERS, Sec. Presents for Home.—Very Handßomo Cur osity Cabinets, Inlaid Table Tops, and Waiting Sticks, made of rich and beautiful New Zealand Woods; also, Polished Spocimens of v\ oods in small bor, and Brass-bound Cheßts of Drawers in picked Mottled Kauri. All at very reason able prices. williamnoKßlEi Workerof Nativo Woods.top of Phortland-street. TTLPHOLSTERKB, CARPENTER, U AND JOINKR JAMES M. STEPHENS BORS to announce to tho Public of Aucklanft that ho has commenced Business as abovo in WKLLE^LKY - STREET EAST, two doors from Qucen-Btreet. Kvery branch 01 the Trade is carried on, and tho workshop is in tho pre mises in Wellcsley-street known as the Golden Crown Brewery^ _^ "\TOTICE !—We can sau wil sell Cheap. J3I Having received a lot of Ladies" Ulsters snd Jackets, wo are selling them cheap, also other Goods. Ladies' Ulsters, Us Cd; Jackets, lasßd- a lot of Long-coloured Feathers, from 2s 6d to 7s 6d; Ladies' Satin and Silk Ties, from 23 to 7s 6d; Velvet Hats, ,1s 6d ; Straw do., Is; Flowers, in coloured silver and gold Gd; all Wool Flannel. Is; Men's Guernseys, 2s • Extra Quality Wool Socks, 8d; Wide wincey, 7d • lot of Lustres, Is and Is 3d ; Boys' Middy Caps, 3a: Children's Gaiters, Bootakinß, Boots and Botiers, 6d: Diapers, 9d; Men's Cotton Socks, id ; Boys' Felt Hats, 2s-Georqe Cahter, 89, Viotoria-Btreot West, next Adams, Jeweller. rmO BUTCHERS, SETTLERS, X FARMERS, AND OTHERS, The undersignod are Cash Purchasers of HIDKS SHBKPSKINS, WOOL. TALLOW, BEESWAX. &c, &c, at Highest Market Rates, lnCra 7signors diroct will havo prompt and im mediate cash romittances returned at Batisfac tory rates. iRELIiF - BROSi Tanner and Leather Manufacturers, AUCKLAND. ITIENOLNG! FENCING! FENCING 1 I can do al kinds of Fencing at lower prices than anybody. Here's the proof: BestHobarton Pailina Fence, 58s; Heart Kauri Post? and Rails, and Kauri Palings, 455; Puriri Posts, and Hobarton Rails, 41s; do Kauri, 31s; Wire Fenco (5 wires, 20s; Top Rail, 235; Puriri Posta, Hobarton Top Rail and 5 wires, 335. Other kinds equally cheap. The materials and work of the best description. Large stock of Posts and Rails for sale at low prices. Posts 'bored andlcaorticed, and rails dressed on ground, SAM. WHITE, Fencer. Cußtom-house-s treot. STEAM CABINET-MAKING WARE HOUSE, HOBSON-STREET. JAMES REID & SONS' FURNITURE JA ' EMPORIUM. Orders executed at the lowest possible prices, and Estimates given for aU kinds of Cabinet making. The Proprietors respectfully solicit a trial.



uraDerv. * FT O M L I N S O N 'S • ADVERTISEMENT. ' ULSTERS! '^KEfS! ULSTERS I ULSTERS! TAPrFT^i ULSTERS! ULSTERS! jACKKTsi ULSTERS! Just Purchased, at a Heavy Discount-, tha BALANCE OF ULBTKRS AND JACKETS from a Warehouse comprising about 375, assorted sizes, fashionable coloura, and all newost styles. I am determined to clear them out at Bklow Original Wholesale Cost Price. Special Quotations: Children's Ulsters', from 5s Gd. ' Ladies' Ulsters, from 9s. Ladies' Black Cloth Jackets, from 10s (id. Also, A NKW STOCK OB1 JKUS EV S, Superior Quality and Fino MaUo, button behind, at 12s ; worth 17s. *3" Come and Juiinu yon Yourselves. "El F. TOML I NSON, DRAPKR, PARNKLL; ' ' ' pOOD AND CHEAI' WINTER DRAPERY. C. ALL E N 19 SKM.INa Persian Cord 3 Skrcikß Satken Cloths Rosbbll Cords Winskys Blankbts GonuitGS Lustres Ulsters - Hosikry Men's Shirts . Gloves Stays SKIlt T 8, And ali kinds of DRAPERY, AT Unequalled Valuk. Inspection Invited ! Competition Defied ! VICTORIA.STREET INoxt to J. William's, tho People's Tailor]. Tl7' ELLESLEY HOUSE. AUTUMN AND WINTER. 188 L JUST OPENED. For tiie Present and Coming Season, a splendid assortment of LADIES' AND CHILDREN'S HATS, In Chip, Straw, Felt, Beaver Seal, &o. NEW MILLINERY, NEW FEATHERS, NEW FLOWERS, NEW DRESS GOODS, &C. A, LOVE TT, DRAPER, WET, LESLEY-STREET. XV7- ANTE I) KNO W N MISS DELANEY ' DRESS AND MANTLE MAKER (IJATE Forewoman of Mr. W. Ratteay'o), Begs to Intimato to her Friends and Customers that she has commenced Business In the NEW BUILDINGS, ALBERT-STREET, Next tho Corner of Wyndham-street. Prompt attontion -will bo given to all ordors she may be ontrusted with. "IY/I IL LIN aR V ! MILLINJKJKY I MRS. JMACKRELL, FASHIONABLE DRESS AND MANTLE-MAKER, KAUANGAHAPh, ROAD. KILTINO DONE BY MACHINE FOR TIIE TRADE. Noxt door to tho Post Office. |"\ R A F E R. V: S A L E. GREAT BARGAINS In consequence of the recent fire in Queen-street, and tho determination of tho ownor to erect Now and Enlarged Premises' DUNNE, HALL & CO. Are compelled to clear off their Large, entirely nkw, and well-assorted stock, at a Great Sacrifice during tho next T WO or THREE WEEKS, comprising Millinery, Dress Goods in French and English Cashmeres, Lustres, coburgs, pojipadore, silk Velvet and Feint. . Particular attention Is called to a Magnificent Lot Of AM E RIC A N ULSTERS and JACKETS of perfect cut and fit. Finest Casiimerk Jerseys for Ladiks' and Children, LACE CURTAINS, Also, a Largo Stock oC SHETLAND SHAWLS, In tho Newost and Handsomest Patterns, And General Hosiery. DUNNE, HALL & CO. beg to intimate that in announcing this sale they do so only on account of tho circumstances stated above. 174, QUEEN-STREET, ODPOsito Thistle Hotel. VTOTICE.— Great surprise ! The Ladies J3I all say that Williams'a is the Cheapest Houso in Town for Fancy Drapory and Small Goods. A Bplondid lot of Ladles' Underclothing, Skirts Lace, Ties. Maltese Lace, Ribbons, &c; a lot o£ Ladles' Back Combs. Belts, and Neck Frilling, all prices from 2d a yard ; a nice lot of Gilt and Black Brooches and Warringa. cheap. Ladies from the country would do well to buy their goods at Williams's, Cheapest Houeo in Town foot of Groy-street, lour doors from Market Entrance, Copposite Dampier's. Open ill9p.in _^_ , A SINGLE CALL AT A. O. STEPHEN- J\. SON'S NEWTON HOUSE, Karangahapo Road, is all that is needed to prove that Pur chasers of Drapery can obtain Goods of equal valuo, and very much lower prices, than at A.6.5. calls spocial attention to his Complete Stock of Flannels, Calicoes, Blankets, Plaids, Serges, Ich Beiges, Satin Cloths, Cashmeres, Tweeds. Ulstors, Jackets; also, to his Varied Stock of Hoaiery. Gloves, and Straw Goods. loaSeCOr3et AJ. UO. aS'^PHENSON, J Nowton (near Post Office). MALCOLM MURCHIE, TAILOR, SUORTHNDSTRKET. OPENING, ex Oxford, GRAND IMPORTATION OF. TWEEDS, COATINGS, &.C. M. MURCHIE, Opposite Messr3. Clark and Sonß, SHORTLAND-STRBET. Wanted, a Message Boy. ; TtfoTriCE TO THE FUBLXC. MUNRO & MILLIGAN Beg to announce that they havo commenced Business as DRAPERS AND pLOTHIERS ON THE Deferred Payment System, IN THE KAKANGAHAPB BOAD (Opposite Newton Post Office)* Where t have a Wkll-aseohted STOCK of the BEST CLASS GOODS, In tho following Departments :— Dresses, Prints, Calicoes, Longclothb, Shkrtinos, Linens, ■ flannkls. Blankets, . , liuGS, Carpets Oxkoki) Shirting, Counterpanes, Waterproof Cloaks, Mantles, French Merinoks, Shawls, Cashmeres, Silks, Shirts, Curtains, Umbrellas, Mantle Cloths, and Tweeds. GENTLEMEN'S CLOTHING Inal its Branches. Tho Deferred Payment Sj/sfemhasbeenfound to be a great boon, by enabling those with limited incomes to procure necessaries in the easiest possible way, M:& M. having had considerable London ex perience in this particular System o£ Business, and having their Goods direct from the Best London and G'.Mgow Firms, are in apOßitlon to offer the BEST GOODS on the Most Advan tageous Tekms. tST Note the Address,— Tl/ruKRO & -jy/£ILLIGAN, KARANGAHAPK ROAD ; : (Ooposite the Newton Post Office)!



! . Frospectus. .'.,,.':..;■• i milE NEW ZEALAND SU PI'LY ASSO JL CIA'WON (LIMITED). CAPITAL, £20,Q00 IN 20,000 S HARES AT, J3l • .EACH (with poww of increase),, j 1-1,000 OF WHICH ARK OFFERED TO THE PUBMC.i' j NO Liability to Shareholders beyoad tho amount shapes taken. It is intended to call up Ten Shillings per Share, viz.: 2s Gd per iih.irc en Application ;. and 2s fii on allotment, and two months'notice to bo given of future Calb, which will not ex ceed 2s Cd Share.- •■ ■■ ' •■ .. PROViaiONAL DIUtiCTORS : Mr Chahlks STicußUiiY, Newmarket Mi< Wm. John uwsb, wueen-street, Auckland 1 Mil J. N. Nkwboi.d, To Kopuru and Auck(ana Mb Thomas T. Masiifikld, , Albort-streat, Auckland • , Mr R. A. Lusher, Pousonby . ■ . : Mul', Hkkapath, Queen-slrect, Auckland Mi! S. M. Hbsafaiic, Queen-Etreut, Auckland Mr Geohge Hume, (iuton-stroer, Auckland Mr.'X'uomas Fokgham, h'eru Bauk, Waiteniata Mk ■(. H. KHANCIB, Vinoont-sttoot, Auckland Mit AsAm.au alky, Quoen-atreet, Auckland Bankers: Colonial Bank of New Zealand, j Solicitor: I William Colemax, Ksq., Queen-street. , I Broker: . "■■';•' ;| A. Saunders, Ksq., Insurance Buildings, < Secretary (pro tern,): ■'" : " John Moo.nib. Temporary Office: STITCnnURY'S BUILDINgS, 107, QUJJEN-STRKET, Auckland. ' Tho Object of this Association is tho establls ment of a Co-operative Store, uuitablu to tho re quirements of the times. Tho Promoters haying watched the working of similar institutions in the Old Country, boliovo that the timo has now arrived for successfully iloating a Compauy in New Zea land for the supply of Goods and Merchandise of all descriptions. . . Tho Company will also act as Agents or other wise for the sale of Produce of all kinds, and thereby assist the settlers in disposing of their commodities, and also for all other residents in country places who live too far away to make frequent visits to town. The Company being in a position to buy largely, and lor cash, will be able to guarantee the quality of the goods sent out, and at fair and reaaonbto prices. Facilities will also be given to promote the sale of Local Manufacturers whenever it can be done in the interests of the Shareholders. if. is believed that too often local industries suffer from the want of a proper channel to introduce their Goods, and not that the articles manufac tured are inferior or dearer than those imported. To meet these requirements, and to present to all classes of tho community v safe and. profit able investment for capital, are tho objects sought in the formation of this Association. The operation of. the Company will be conduct ed by thoroughly practical business men, every detail will be carefully oxamined and treated economically; profits after paying the dividends to tho sharenolders, will bo divided among the Shareholders and 'i ickot-holders; the accounts will bo audited quarterly by a public account ant, to bo choaen by tho Shareholders and Directors. Shareholders will bo entitled to all the advantages ufForded at the stores, to a share in tho profits as hereinafter specified, and will have the power of nominating Ticket-holders— not exceeding four — each Ticket-holder to pay two shillings and sixpence annually, or ten shillings lor live yeara, and Life Members a payment of twenty shillings, for tho privilege of dealing at the depots of the Associa tion and of sharing in tho protits. The Directors reserve tho power to limit the number of Ticket holders from time to time. Every Shareholder and Ticket-holder, to cave the trouble and expense of sending money occa sionally through tho po3t, will be ablo to open a deposit ordcraccount at tho storee.andpurchases mudo from time to time will be debited thereto. The balance at credit can bo withdrawn in cash at any time. These accounts Will not bear interest. '- '• ' ■ '■'■■>■ ' ■ ' Money will also be received on deposit lo sums of not leßs than SSI, on which interest will be allowed at tho rate of 0 per cent, per annum on sums that havo remained on deposit one calendar month. .- - From the net profits 10 per cent, interest will be paid as a first charge on the paid-up Eharo capital, and the i balance will be divided as follows:— One-fourth to tho formation of a reserve fund. One-half as a dividend to tho Shareholders. A bonus, equal to the remaining one-fourth, will bo paid "pro rata" to tho Ticket holders who shall have purchased, during the year, goods to the extent of £25, and upwards, from tho Association. When the reserve fund Bhall have reached the Burn of £10,000, all further addition thereto.will coaso, and the 3aid one ; f ourttt of the balance of the nett profits will be applied to increasing the dividend to The Shareholders, and the bonus to tho Ticket-holders. ~ Ci mpanioH with similar objects in view in Kngland havo, under good management, at tained the most complete success. According to published reports, a Supply Association, who3o business was commenced in the early part of 1572, made returns tho first year of £130,000, second year ££80,000, and third year £130,000, and it is a well-established fact that such Societies in tho Old Country, when man aged properly, aro plassed among the moat useful as well as the nicat profitable undertak ings ot the present 'time. ■■ Estimated Return roa First Yeah. ■;:,.,! . -~.,:£ Sd <£ S d Say 1000 customers, each laying out; per week, on an average,; 20s (some would buy much more and some less than that ■ • , amount) .. .. .. .... , . 1000 0 0 Say profit on £1000 at 10 per/ cent. .. .. '4 .. 100 0 0 Deduct weekly oxpeEses (but a much larger businessmigat bo done' without increasing this staff), say .. .. .. 40 0 0 Shewing probable net profit; per weok _ ~. .. .. £60 0 0 , ; But it may reasonably be expected tlit a much larger weekly return would soon be the result when once the Company got into full working order. As will bo seijn by taking tho figures of tho lt.Bt census' in • 1878. > there were hen .15,318 inhabited houLT? in the Provincial District of Auckland; If, therefore, the Company obtained, say, only a fourth part of theso, reckoninK one family to one house, that would produce 1079 customers, which number, calculated in tho same proportion as above, would produce a gross profit of £107 weekly, in stead of £100. And oven it these results are not obtained at; first, yet the estimate shows a wide field for tho operations of tha Company being worked with profit, at its commencement, and with every reasonable prospect of most satisfac tory results when in full operation. ■ : Moreover, the above calculation does riot take , into account the population in vessels on the night of the census being taken in the Provincial District of Auckland, which was then 3067, neither does it take into account the native population, nor tho popula tion in other Provinces in New Zealand, amounting, in. addition, to the number 'of 331,751,' and from whom the Company may fairly expact occasional orders. The whole European population was in ISIS, 11-I,4l2—less the number in Auckland district, 52.661—331, 751,* '• ■ ■ - ■ i;" ■' ■' With such prospects.it will readily be.seen from the above data that the Shareholders in, such a Company must realise large profits, and,* in addition, be able to get their supplies at! the lowest possible rates, in fact every Shareholder will be his own Importer, and benefit accord ingly. Application of Shares, or for further infor mation, can be made to the broker, Mr a. Sftundcrs, Insurance Buildings, or. to the Secre tary, at the temporary office ot the Association, Stichburj's Buildings, Queen-street, Auckland. The Share List will close for allotment at an early date. ■ ■ < '.'• 'Mote.—The, increase in the population, as shown by tho recent census, in tho Provincial District of Auckland is 12,330. ANEW ZEALAND WANT SUPPLIED. ,: W. PETTY, Ladies' Mantle, Ulster, Jacket, Stay and Corset Manufacturer, Upper Queen streot, Anckland (two doors abovo Messrs Hush brook & Bridgnian's). V/.p. bees to inform the Ladies of Auckland and tho surrounding dis tricts that he has recently arrivod from England, bringing with him materials and every requisite for carrying on tho above business in all its branches, and hopes by supplying 9 good article at reasonable prices, and by strict atten tion to business, to merit a eharo of their patronage A trial ia respectful solicited True Fit Guaranteed. ■pjIGHT SOIL CONTRACT. All persons in the City ,or Suburbs requiring the services of tho .present Contractor at the rebuckd rates sr.ould'mako early application to G. WILSON, at his residence, Nelson-street, or under cover, addressed "G. Wilson, Night Soil Contractor, City Council Olßces," . DB 'O, S S, . KAURI GUM MERCHANT And Commission Agent, D. Ross having leased Mr Keid's New Store, Gore-street (between Custom and Fort streets), has commenced business as Kauri Gum.Mer chant and Commission Agent. Highest {price paid for Kauri Gum. Auckland, March li, 1880. SANFOKD'S FAKM PKODUCE AND FRUIT. Dairy Fed Pork Pies Chops, Cd ,dSSS?(fiH«§si*fflß Heads! Puddings §fy.'- , 5§l»» German' SUPERIOR POTTED HBAD, 8d per lb Veaetables, Oranges, Apples, Bananas Poultry always on hand; Fine Young Fowls from Is 9d to 3a 3d each. Victoria-street; four doors ahovo Albert-street. And at 3rd Stall City Market.Queen-st entrance. ,p H U X C H O X G A NS. J. H cFw" DE N, 1 SHOKTLAND-STREET, Is in a position to supply Churches, Chapels, &c, . with ORGANS, ' At Prices from £50 to £500, Guaranteed of tho Best Manufacture,' and Cheaper than can be Imported from :,-,, ■~: i,l) t, England. j r ,. .;.. • j£T x Specifications and Prices on application. Ta Arrangementa made with Churches and reliable 1 . persons for tinie payments. ■ .<HORTLAND-STBEET.



»*: '■ JhI* m Amusements. ■■-..,■ ■.„.,',■ 'm HEA TH E K'O YA L. Lesaee'Bnd-Mflnageri'.Mß. Walter RE*t»oia>j Chorus Mat'-er -.;..Mr.Harry Pollard. leader of-t!,o Orchestra.. Mr Unas. Poluio 'Stage Man&ger.Bcilet Master.. ..Mr Derbyshire 'Mechanist..... - ;!" rJ'- A o?J al Properties*. Mr fl. Arthur Musical Conductor-....Me Jt J. PoiAARD.Jun. J OPENING NIGHT, MONDA T, J UI B, ,Gt h. ■ i "i ii V .jar. M. S. i ' 'uilZ-y- '. p I ;N "'A F0 R ]j]l pi.m.s. " '■'■'M^rW^L ■ h.m.s. -. ' PINAFOIW.1 ! JH&iMJP^,, ' PINAFORE.', H.M.S. :'«• X lI.M.Si■ ' ■ H.M.S; . :i ■ ;!' I i., ■:' ' ■;: IT: , N N ■ IV A A A i; ■.■••■ jf ;■ ' F . F O O O R R R E. E. E. ." .'., ;*' | ..;,', , . - I ME. WALTER REYNOLDS, By special arrangement with J. (.V ■ Williamson, Ksq., is enabled to announce tbe appearance °. . POLLARD'S LILIPUTIAN j OPERA COMPANY! j pOUABD'S T ILLIPOTIAN QPERA . COMPANY I POLLARD'S LILIPUTIAN : .: OPERA COMPANY ! THIS WONDERFUL COMBINATION . has achieved the GKB AT ES X M 'l)N ETA R V AND' i V '..':.< .' ' ','' : ARTISTIC SUCCESS .; «- E I:V E R KN 0 W.N; -SJ In the History o£ the Australian Stage. A TROUPE OP LITTLK PRODIGIES—Presa '■ <■ ■ Numbering in all nearly • '•■>' '.'■ '\* i -■■ -xJooi-i-v'"1 ififl PKRFORMKRRI 100 IUU pkkitoßMHßs! x v v IQO A MAGNIFICENT I .ORCHESTRA. i; , SPLENDID. SCENERY ! Designed and modelled; by J. S.. WHJ#S. Prices op Admiesion— ■ s"Jv*.AM >. lliU. ; Dress-Circle .'J.:....i... 4s.':!!'-'-'" ; Stalls ....U-.._.. 2s6d. .: : / ! Pit _ . -la. -.;• ;.-,;,■ , Children: Dress Circle, 2s; Stalls, lfl 6d,'. v Box Plan at Upton & Co.'s, Booksellers, Queen-street • ■ ' :: Business. Noticfe's...'.;'''''/, ~ .'.■■■, -•'■'. .:■■ " ,9i:in TITUSICIvMUSIC! MUSIC SONGS ! : DDKTS,' PUNO SbLo3j ANB DnEWf- Dances 1 Victoria MAGAZINES I BO O,KSJ, BOOKS 1 BOOK SI BOOKS for Presents ~'. .' '/" BOOKS for Prizes! BOOKS for Sunday-School Libraries - , POETICAL WORKS 1 - | NOVELS in Grout Variety , PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS I SCRAPS ! SCRAP1 ALBUMS! ' "» | CHRISTMAS CARDS V BIRTHDAY CARDS ! SUNDAY SCHOOL KEWARD CARDS'; '," jfST O PEN ED A CHOICKIASSORTMENT of THB ABOVE ' ; :" !<- W.:;":E: ~M~E i:'E:S,:': BOOKSKLLES, STATIONEK, AND MUSIC , i S ell.ee, / C.', '. : • -.-':' QUEK N-STREET. r^ H I N AyiU Q L A S S, .'■',• .--..AND . \ ,'': ■';.';-,,'';' J]arthenwarE, - BEST AND CHEAPEST ASSORTMENT ■A IN. KEW ZEALAND. ' /". . .. !G. BEOWN IN &, (tATK J. B. ERANQia), '.',;...,„,225, .QUEEN.-.^TKEET. _..,,,„. AUCKLAND ~..A:ZUB.£ BLUE ' The Cheapest n iho Markot. Challenges competition -with he best imported. ■. It-is made of the purest and. best materials s ; easily ai.d perfectly'soluble; produces a most brilliant colour; and ■will never settle in the ' clothes. Solo Manufacturer: Jos. Bubgbss < Russell-street Great North Road1. : ■ /.■;•,<! JJ. SW I N.N ER T O li,\ 0- ; AUCKLAND STEAM r ~..,< W,O O D TURN IN G PA C T,O RY, I Wyndham Stbekt- '■"■■' ■ : I ,:.; ilNext Shakkspkaeb Hotel), y T I Having introduced Steam Power, ho is now prel ' pared to make a Reduction of Twenty . ,-- . per Cen off the price of all I-a'.';' ■•', ..common work. IS".-Country Orders pnnctuailv attended to piREJ TIREI FIRE!!! FIRE!! !;Salya.ge Stock, . i , i ■■': 'CHEAP JEWELLERY, j -" H. G. PAYNE -| Haviiig resumed Business at No. 168. Qrwcn j I atreet, opposite Arthur's Mart, will sell his Salvage Stock of ' WATCHES AND JEWELLERY nt an '■ IMMENSE REDUCTION. I !:- ' ' H. G. PAYNE. !-■ WATCHMAKER. ETC .'"' i '■ . ' ' ' 166. Queen Street ; ';, .■• ■ ■ .'. ' ; ' ' ■ TmSTATB G. WALLER, DECEASED.'-: .-■.SELIIS6 OFF.; :-' j ; : ' : CLEARED. || - THE ENTIRE STOCK-IN-TRADE I Will be quittod'at prices never belDre known in i j j>: AiU'.. ■ ■'■ Queen-stceot..... )i,...- ' - :.m Tobacco, Cigaes,. Piper. Every Des cription Geneeai, Tobacconists' ; Fancy Goods Anto SammiEs, &c,;.; ■ ; ■gSTATE G. WAiLER, DECEASED. It has been deoided to close the Business lately carried on by Mr^. W. Robinson, and conae auently a % Clearing Sale will be heia/and.very low prices submitted to. A larg» quanaty or attractive New Goods haveJately.heen rewjlvea from London. Customers; ahtotiild visit tit* Kstabliahinentearly. . : i■:;• 'a; ■:>'"■' ,',E D W A R D •■•£



1 :: Amusement?. ■■ - ■ ■•-•';•/■,. THEATH ROYAL. f Proprietor ........Mr R. J. DeLias. GRAND: GALA •"NIGHT-TO-NIGHT ! '.-.•:. ' Ip:ip: "m^s .FarewoUßenofiVand,,'" , ■;'.';.' ~,'":: •■/SPLAST NIGHT BUT ONE «',^ OF HERE-BANDMANN ! J " Under the Patronage of James McCosh Clark, ~" ■ Esq., Mayor of Auckland, nnd Councillors,/ ./,; ' GREAT BILL!! '". ■ Ilerr Bandmann's four-act rorhautic 'Society r, i • | Play, entitled BLIGHTED LIVES 1 BLIGHTED. LIVE 3 ! ~,^ or, Fathor and Son,.. S.i ~..■ ■■■■•. This piny has tho emotion of East Lynne, and'- > the romance o£ Casto. It is thrilling and in- ..-• 1 1 • terost'OE to extremes. Tobofollowedby. ■— -■• DON C/ESAK DE KAZAN T", Herr Bandrnann, Miss Boaudet, together -with ■■•;■ ■ ■■ the entire Company in botUpiocosV al-enwl ! TO-MORROW (SATURDAY) • Last appearanco of tho entire .Company..' ,' ; .,. THE COItSIOAN BUOTiIEKS '■ ; r And in consequencoofita enormous success, EAST LYNNE! « ;•.:..■ : isAST.LYNNEI. • Prices of Admission: Drrss Circle, da; Stalls. - Ijs Cd; Pit, Is. Reserved Heats at Upton & Co.'s. If" O KNE-STKEE T II AL L. : Straus3 Monater Band in attendance Kvery i ■■■' Night! BRILLIANT AND UNINTERRUPTED SUCCESS ! : ■ > TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT! ■•■ . Last night but one of ■","[ THE lIASELIiAYEES IN A CIIANGE OF rRO ' GEAMME. ■■ ■ ■ '~. MIRACLESt MIKACL.KS! MIRACLE?.! PSYCHO ! I PSYCHO ! ! PSYCHO ! ; ! ... NOTE.— In oonsequence of other engage--: :■ . merits, the Professor's season must close on Saturday night. •'■ -.; •: ■:. Admission—33; 2a; Is. Children Half-price to ': Front and Second Seats. Reserved Seats at J.. and J. Milner's, Queen-street. "' V' Doors open at 7.30: commence at 8. LAST GKAND MATINEE Satukday Afternoon NEXT, at 2.30. , Saturday Niyht—Positively Last Appearance • of Professor and Madame Haseimayer. Free list entirely suspended on this occasion. AUCKLAND INSTITUTE. , CONV.EKSAZION.E, v' " ■': '■■ ' To bo held in THE MUSEUM BUILDINGS, PRINCKS-STREET. THURSDAY AND SATURDAY EVENING 3, June 2nd and 4tii. Biotooic at. Depautment (under tho direction • of Capt Broun, Mr. T. V. Cheeßeman, F.L.S., ': and Mr. A. Reischek).—Gronpa of Foreign' Birds ' and Animals, recently stuffed for the Musount: ■'■ by Mr. A, Reischek; Groups of New Zealand ■ ; Birds sot np by Mr. A. Reiaohek; Large spbel- ; men of tho Bine Shark (Carcharius braonyurus)' lately added to the Museum; Exhibition of North American Bird Skins; of New- Zealand Bird Skins; In tho Library, Hbokor'a Flora Antarctica, Flora of Now Zealand. Gray's !- ! Genera of Birds, and other illustrated works on/ ' ■■ NaturaTHistory. :• • ' " ';«v i ■■. Phystcal Dkpaetmknt.—Experiments with *■ the Kleotric Light, Decomposition of URhtXrith : the Bisulphide of Carbon Prism, Polarisation 6£ • Light with Iceland Spar, Association and Dis-' association of Water by the electric current,'':' Experiments with rarefied air npoh^barometrio •' tubes, Mr J.A .'-Pond and Mr J. Martin.'F^G.S.r: ' Exhibition of the Electric Fire-Alarms recently : ' obtained- by the City Council and'leiit by his' Worßhip the Mayor, with practical illustrations' '' Mr A. Sheath; Hdison-BellTelophdnelciJinrnuni-1' - eating with Onehunga), Mr Furbey. ■"■■•-■' - "y'!> Mechanical Department — Self-aoting Screw-cutting Lathe, Mi T.-Herbert; Wood turning Lathe, Mr T. Herbert;' Lapidary's Wheel—Catting, Drilling and Polishing New- Zealand Jade (Greenstone), &c, Mr Reynolds - Potter's Throwing Lathe, Mr G.,Boyd; Num- . ■ boring and Paging Machine, Mr Leightoh'; Fret-'' ' work Machines, &c, &c, Mr J. Howdcn and Mr H. G. Wade. The abore M[achines will ba worked byatwo-horse-power.Water Engine >> exhibited by Messrs Price Bros, Thames. Scientific Apparatus—Large Collections of Geodetical and Trigonometrical Survey In, strument3,Heliograph(withworkingiUnstrated)J Magnesium Lamps, &c, Mr S. Percy Smith.: n Spectroscopes, Thermo-electroPile,Goniometer -'i Cnemical rial&nees, Etectrio Battoriea, Induc tion Coils, Chemical Apparatnsi &c, &0., Mr.'X' Peacock; Electric Pen (working: illustrated),-^' Mr Kllis; ReminKton's Type-writing Machine,.^' 'Mi; Justice Gillies; Refracting and ReflectinK Telescopes, Porter and Co., Mr C. H. Street. Mr Thbs. Cheeseman, Mr Stevenson; Microscopes ' n.nder the direction of Dr Purchas, Mr Bartlor. and-'nthora. • ... , •■ ■ ,'. jjj: JCKLLANEPD&-Exhibition of Euro' Books; - ? and Manuscript, Sir Georgo Grey.' K.C.B •'-'. Loan Collectfon of Implements,' WeapohsT f Oloflii'jfif, and other Ethnologic Specimens frbm" the PalyTJesian Islap,ds,MrKohn,Mr g. Cbombß^ -'-' *■ and others; Exhibition of African Curiosities '"" presented to the Museum by Mr J. T. Mac- ;' kelvio; .Collection ol Kauri Gum, Mr H. P Barber. To concWe on eachevening with.an Exhibi tion of Soerjoa with tho Oxy-hydrogen. Lantern principally slides of Natural History objects - kindly lent by the Canterbury Philosophical Society. .... Selections of Music during the evening^. " ' ' Doors open -at 7.30- p^m.; carriaees may bo ordered for 10 p.m. . - -w Admission 2si .. rids:) Tickets, admitting on both? evenings, prico 3s* may bs obtained of Messrs G. Aickin.- J. a! Pond, .Chapman, Wayte, Upton, and Champ.- • tafoup and Cooper, * - ;Mombers ot the Auckland Institute are on titled to purchase Family Tickets admitting four members of family to both evenings, on appli cation at the Museum Buildings, price ss, "j>'O.;'X:i,':Xi( ■■'•»!•■ B OX 'Xrftl&iif ' ; . ... K. DAVIS' BOXING SALOON,; i^'i-'-'-il j Hobson-bsjrebt (opposite Scotia Hotel),' ortl Is Open every Tjiesday, Friday, and Saturday;" ' : • Xrom 7.30 p.m. ' ; i Private Lessons gis-en to .Gentlemen on Wed- ' nesaay evenings, at tie Saloon, or at their own 'i residences, lerms moderate. Gloves p bvided. 'j .'■-"■■•" -■■ ~ ~ f j.:..a/ ./)•;\ Sportiner. JL. FLEMING'S NOVELTY ! d» , CONSULTATION-'-" .;,j j -•" ■ •'''•' ' ' ;-O!T'THK ' ".-• .-: ' r>': <:';;{':,:; j t'^-j! '.OAMARU HANDICAP -;' r^3 i fVnii^.ll .-■>•■■■ .AND '.'■■",.. '".', : ; ''!u^ M AID-EN ST E EPLKO:H i*(B-ro j (Tc bo jun at Oamaru, on,Juno3th, 1881')".';:'? i ':'i 2660 ;Membees at; lodi :"EA(k;';^. Xnd EkphTiciet&a.s.a. chance of -winniMg2Pfizes.!'X ,-' . OAMARU HANDICAP. V -.-..Vtiv/ 1' ' First Horse.. .:/ ..'«.' „ £303 '".'"' Second Horso ... .. ..' '*..' "125 v' ■ '■' i : ThirdHprse .. _ .. .. 50 '■''-' i Starters and N«a-Startors (dividod) .100 W? ! **;"/ !."; '' . /:' '.:-';* '- ; ■ ssis J'":'i ! MAIDEN STEEPLECHASE. "; ;-. i', V First Horse .. .. .. .. £200 :• ii Second Horse - .. .. .. .: 90-. %<! : Third Horso '.. .. .. ■-■ ■ :,»■" 60 "','" I Starters and Non-Startors .(dividod) - 83. x;;Ut ' '■'- ■- :■■■':' '^/'^"^M^;- Ah each Race will be drawn separately, every, r ,i Subscriber will have a chance o£ winnine 'I'wo ,'; Prizes.^or each Ticket. The Drawing willlba-,, [ held under :tho supervision of a Committee ot, aubscribora, and Results advertised -in. daUy,,/, papers. Intending Subscribers are requested ta ■ . make early application. If Cheques are, centv1 exchange must be added, and stamps enclosed-,, forieplyandreßult. . .: ; ■<■, u± hi ; •■ J. L. FLEMING, Auctioneer, &c; mail *m Hiph-atreet, Triangle, Christchuroh.' IS Mectnc BeJls. G! /; ;r. ? f 1 ; ~ ' ' ~~~~r~J jn L E C TRIG ! ; :vR E LrLS !r : •■ "■' ■- '■ '■ _■ ' ■: .<! | (FOR DWELLING HOUSES)], '',] EIiEC.TRIC "DX Ii L Hl.i L X O T B I O, 15 XL L |l:l , j'ST. PSJLCOCK has just received a Bhipmont of" 1 tjioabpve, which can ,W thoroughly 'rocißmv': 4-Mided to . Householders on-■• :th6 . ioUowin«s'^ grennds. They aro moderato In j coat;, coin- 'a munieation can readily be madcwlthanydriiU"l !ol the rooms in the house. Single strokes of a * telo 'aphiccharacter.canbemade, or the bell 'de rung continuously at ■ will. ; No dangerous. »pida ero usad with tho battery, and it involves •j; »o trouble. One can be seen on operationi aaCL WicosobtainedbySapplying to -•> i..-,-.„'• t">:.■' J. T. PSACOCKi OPticrASiv^ ''% . I GHOETLAMD.STEEET Hi til icl -j'" I 'T . ' ■ - ■■;• . •■ . .. Ioi) ■jgDEN TBERACIS f y S ±\ OFFICE/ f. m. MoßiEy^'.■.,■.-'..:::.;'■ ■;.' j TEA DBA ERA,vp FAMILY GRQCEj/, >:; BPKST TEHBACB. ~;.-. ''■ r^lu-li Families wolted upon &r orders.1 ' c 1 |GoogitlellTgßid to^^fiMMolSsmuua—