The Auckland Evening Star.

Vol. XIL—No. 3,480

AUCKLAND, N.Z., SATURDAY. OCTOBER. 1, 1881.

(P^BLIBH*D DAtLT.)

PRICEi: ONE PENNY



.. ShipDinß. !;__ f TNION STEAMSHI] MT™m \J COMPANY OF NEVI C-^-^^A KEALAND (Limited). y-i-i^-siss^. Time Table— ||j October, 1881. ITOR GISBOKNE, NA DIBB, WtCDUNGTON LYTTELTON, PORT CHALMERS, akd BLUFF (from QnEB-t-STi-Bicr Whabf) Steamship,, Date of Sailing. Latest Traln.l Rotorua Thurs., Cot. 6.10 a.m. — Ta Anau ("hursday, 13,10 a.m. — FOR TAKANAKt, NBIiSOi-, PIOTON. Wttl. LINGTON. LYTTICLTON, AND WBST Coast Ports (from Manokao) HAWK A Tuesday, Oct 4,4 p.m. 2 p.m. wa. Air a Tuesday, 11,11 a.m. 9.10 a.m. ~ FOR SYONKY. ero About Thursday, 6th — * FOR MELBOURNE. Via SOUTH. ~~ Kotobtja Thnrs..Oot.6,lo a.m. — Tb Anau Thursday, 13.10 a.m, — FOR RUBBKLL AND KAWAKAWA Rotorua Monday, Oot. 3, 4 p.m. — . FOR LKVUgA AND SUVA. TAIAROA I About Monday, 17th j — JBTUarKO must be alongside one hour before time of departure. Passage Tickets muit be taken at the offloe foie embarking, Auckland Branch 63 Queen-street. ■ ■jIJ^JL. QTBAM TO LODiDOIN. *^^^^^ ORIENT LINE. s**^**™™"" -Ihotollowlng Steamships be onglug to the Orient Steam Navigation Com- Bany8 any i Liinitedl.and the V aolflo Steam Navigation ompany will leave SYDNEY at the under mentioned dates for MELBOURNE, ADE- I-AI1)K and I.ONDON. via Suez Canal:— Steamer. I i<cg.'rouge I Date. PO'lOi-1 4,210 ootober 14 CHIMBORAZO..... 3.817 Ootober2B JOHN ELDER.... 4,151 Novem.H SOKATA 4,013 Novem. 23 CUZCO 3.815 December 9 And the Service will be maintained oy sue edi.ig steamers at Intervals of a Fortnight. Fare to Ijondon, 15 to 70 guineas. Suez Canal Dues, 8s In addition. Parcels booked through to London. '"tissongera o°n book from Auokland at a through rate to cover Intercolonial fare and Canal dues, and so secure special advantages. Passages from London can be granted in Auckland, For plans and full particulars, apply, la London, to F. Green & Co., and Anderson, Anderson Se Co., Joint Managers of the Line; or to the Agents In Auckland, UNION STEAMSHIP DO. OF X.Z. <Ij_____U>) Queec-street. tfSk*^. S. 'COROMANDEL.; '■SEE-a-fr rphe f aa t an a favourite s,s. -'COROMANDEL,' - Captain, W. D. Hargrove. Time-table for Week ending October Bth, 1881. Leaves Auokland t Leaves Coromandel 5 Monday, 3rd, 11 a.m. Tuesday. 4tb, noon Wednes., sth, 12 30 p.m. "Wednesday, sth. 6 p.m. Thursday. 6th, 1 p.m. Thursday, 6th, 6,30 p.m. Friday, 7th, 3 p.m. Saturday, Bth, 2 p.m. Weather and other circumstances permitting. A. R. H. BWINDLEY. Manager. ■grvs^ "DENINSULAE AND ORL ENTAL STEAM NAVIGA t*3S>^ TION COMPANY. PROBABLE SAILING ARRANGEMENTS. For CEYLON." &c, with Mails and Passengers for EUROPE and the EAST. I Leave I Leave Steamer. | Sydney IMelb'rne VKNKTIA. ... I Oct;_l Oct._6 , RAVENNA,...-.. Nov. 4 Nov. 9 1NDU5........ ...:.. Nov.lß N0v.23 : Plaoe of Departure :— BiTDNKY- _ Circular Quay ; . Msi-BOUR-n_ .. Railway Pfar(Williamßton) - Adelaide .. Gleoelg For further information apply tj CRUIC-CSHANK & CO.. ■ ; Agents for Auckland. jEfc.3. DASSENGERS* LINE OF j||||g|^jL^ PACKKTSTOjNEWZEA mtS^^m OWNED BY MKSBRS. SHAWI BAVILIjE, 5.C0.,31, Leadenhall-Btreet, London. The above line of ships are regular traders to all the principal ports in New Zealand. They are clipper shlpß, classed Al at Lloyds', and com manded by experienced masters. The MUM fare la most substantial, Jnd of the best quality, and the accommodation Toomy 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 Interval.. , _, , ;- Full jartionlars on application to . L. D. NATHAN & C 0.,) * OWEN & GRAHAM, > Agents, - '■ CBUICKgHA-rg & CO. J j^^Z. I\/r AILLER & QUERE AU, 4^^^^>No. 61 STONE-STREET JJEW '■;'[ . Proprietors of the' KIA NGAR G» O LIN E, > "SAILING PACKETS, rom New Yoek to all the Prinoipal AujSTRA iiAN and Naw Zealand Pobts, H. P. BARBER, Agent in Auckland. Indents filled with promptness, and freight Engagements made at ourrent rates. _=n_a^ miME.TABLE S.S. »TAM i O SHANTER.' 'WW Captain Hopkins. For Matakana: Leave Matakana: Friday, 30,5.30 aim. Saturday, 10 a.m. ™SM__*^"MORTHERN STEAMSHIP l^^wij. "CO. (LIMITED). FOR WAIT ARA; 'y.i The r.B. . •ROW EN A' WiU leave the Onehunga Wharit as above on MONDAY, 3rd Ootober, at 3 p.m. For freight or passage apply to - - , A. ,MoGREOOR, Manager's Or to A. BARNES, Onehunga. i__i__^ T^TORTHERN STEAMSHIP 3P^^ri-l CO. (LIMITED). -j^psswS*"" TIME TABLE—September. Weathor and other Oircumstanceß Permitting). • 50K TAURANGA AND BAY Off PLENTY STEAMBB. I ~ DATE OF BAILINB. Wellington| Monday.October3,sp.m. ■■.■ • I Conneots at Tauranga for Opotiki, Staila ' and Bay of Plenty Ports every -'-'- I Tuesday ,' _________[ FOR RUSSELL,'WHANGAROA, & MANGONBI. Glenelg I Monday. October 3.5 p.m. FOR WHANGAREI, WBANGAREI HEADS, .; AND MANGAPAI. . *~** ■ .*; Every Tuesday at 5 p.m. Argyle (Carrying passengers and oargo - ■ ... for Waipu). FOR WHANGAREI AND "WHANGAREI HEADS. . ■ ... . Every Friday at 5 p,m. m Argyle (Oarrying passengers and cargo _____ tor Waipu). . FOR MAttQAWAI. r_i_-_________J__i Thursday, 4 p.m ■ FOR.MEROP3Y BAY,..- ■-..*. Flngal | Every Monday, at i p.m. i No cargo received after 4 p.m. Small parcels prepaid at the office on the wharf. >.«___' i Pessage tlokets must be taken at the com pany s Office, No. 67, Queen-street, Auckland. v A. MoGRKGOR, . -.*,*:,;.-*. Managing Direotor '^J_si->»_ C! TEAM TO THAMisS, CAR -I&^^:J_. RYING PASSENGERS AND ;Sl™%*P&- r CARGO, CONNECTING WITH OHDJE • MUBI, OMAHU, WAITOA PLAINS, ANDiMOBBINS viIIk (Piako.Distriot). ■;..-. ■, * Zt Z, ■-'' "■ : TIME TABLE, '■'■ ■ ~' =' S.S, 'ROTOMAHANA,' ,;- / From Aucklandl;' ■-. Monday, 9 morning- . Tuesday, 10 morning Wednesday, 11.30 morning '-' m Friday, 2 afternoon :.--, Saturday, 3 afternoon ■ ,-, From Thames I ' Saturday, 11 morning Monday, 3 afternoon . . Tuesday, 4 afternoon Thursday, 4 afternoon ; -:; Saturday, 8 morning .. ■,■:■.-.■" ~ s Fare, to Thames: Saloon. 7s Bd; Steerage. 6s. Freight through to Te Aroha, 25a periton. . No Cargo reoelved within half-an-hour OT aa rvertisedtimoof fc TINN^. j AlKnw



Shipping. p >»e_Sfe^a'l'EAM TO THE HO ► MMsS&i*-) SPRINGS, MAHURANG •M.v M r.a_ff MATAKANA KAWAU, A OMAUA. ' The s.s. ROSE CASEY. Al at Lloyds. W. Somervllle. Master. For Hot Sprlnes and Matakana—Every Tue ~ day, at 11 o'clock >' For Hot Springs and Mahurangi—Every Thui day and Saturday, at 11 o'olook All cargo must be down half-an-hour beto: advertised time of leaving, or It w not 1 taken. -No Paroelslor Goo Is taken without a Bhlppli note, : For freight or passage apply to I | . J. OABKT -^h^Tr oK coromaki,^j *is_ss»* The (aßt and f avour ito p.s. 'ANNE .MILBANK,' Captain C. E. Brown. For Coromandel: For Auckland: Saturday, Oct. 1,12 p.m. Friday, 30, 6 p.m. For freight or passage apply to E. W. MORRISON. On board; Or CAPT. NEKRING. Qneen-street Wharf. JKJL OHiAM TO Ihl tsjflf|lj^ THAMES TE AROHA GOLDFIELDS CONNECTING WITH OHINKMURI. OMAfIC IWAITOA. PLAINS, AND MORRINS- . VH_-K, PIAKO DISTRICT. •ENTERPRISE Ho, 2 AND P.S. 'PATIKI.' __ From Auckland: From Thames: — Saturday, 12 midnight Monday, 6 p.m. Tuesday, 5 p.m. Wednesday, 8 p.m. Thursday Friday, 9 p.m. — The time table of river steamers to be seen a; Enterprise' Office, Wharf. Fares : To Thames _ Saloon. 7s 6d; Steerage, (is To Ohlnemurl through, 5a extra To Te Aroha through, 10s extra Not responsible for shipping, carrying, or Jla charging live stock. .■_,.., Notice.—No cargo will be received after I _,m. during the winter months, A.N.S. FERRY CO., Agonte. iEM**.. YXTAIUK.U AND ONE TMaSr- VV ' HUNGA STEAM NAVI JMH™^GATION CO. (Limited). TIME TABLE—OCTOBER, 3881. •MANUKAU.j Leave Onehunga: Leave Waiuku: I—Saturday, 10 a m I—Saturday, 3pm 3—Monday, Ipm 3—Monday, opm 4— Tuesday. spm s—Wednesday. Bam I— Fri«ay, 5 o m B—Saturday, 10 a m 10—Monday, Bam 10-Monday, 12 noon 12— M ednesday, Bam 12—Wednes., 12.-5 p n 15—Saturday, 10 a m 15—Saturday, 3pm 17—Monday, 12.15 p m 17—Monday, 6.30 p m 18—Tuesday, 2pm 19—Wednes., 7.30 a m 21—Friday, 4pm 22—Saturday, 9am 21—Monday, 6pm 25—Tue«day, 11am 26—Wednesday,8am 26—Wednes., 12.15pm 29—Saturday, 9.30 a m 29—Saturday, 2.15 p m 31—Monday, Ham 31—Monday, 4pm For Manukau Heads, every Thursday, at 8 a m. By order of the directors, all Freight must be prepaid. CUNNINGHAM, Agent. ao. mo SHIPOWNERS AND Sjggafcv J_ OTHERS. jSs___l__!_r The Westport Colliery Company mß_B__--m_m (Limited) are open to Charter Ves sels up to 11 teet draft, to carry coals from Weetport to New Zealand Ports. For partionlara, apply to undersigned." W. HAY DICKSON, Dunedin. June, 1881. Seoretary. jo^a^ TTIOR LONDON DIRECT iwggSV -P ITo follow the ' Araby Tho magnliloent iron clipper ship •RAKAIA,' 100 Al at Lloyd's, 1,022 tons register, John Bone Commander, will load as above, and sail in October. Has splendid accommodation for Saloon and Second-class passengers. :■'-*' For freight or passage apply to THE NEW ZEALAND SHIPPING CO. (LIMITED), - Agents. £4-3. TJIOR NORFOLK ISLAND | aPgg%V IJ AND NOUMEA.' *_-__----__-_-■ The schooner .: •CALEDONIA,' 58 tons register, will sail as above on TUESDAY the 4th October. For freight or passsge apply to E. R. OARDNO, Fort-Btreet. —> money. MONEY' TO LEND, in sums of £200 and upwards, at 7 per cent JACKSON & RUSSELL, . Solicitors, Fort-Btreet, 4?'-*nnn TO LEND in Sums of £500 &HO\J\J\J and upwards.-F.Rlug,Short n d-street. : "JY/lONISY TO LEND on Mortgage ol Fixst-eI--S Freehold Securities. . WM. COLEMAN, Bolloltor. ner of Qneen and Shortland-atreeta. MONEY TO LEND, on approved security. E. K. TYLER, Solicitor, Vulcan Lane. M ° N ? *: Money to Lend on Mortgage. ol Freehold Securities.—George Eraser, Publio Aooountant, Investing and Estate Agent, W. 8, Grahame's Bond, Fort-street, and, No. 6, South British Insurance Buildings, oorner of Queen and Short end-street * . '. ■ .... MONEY TO LEND, In large or small 'sums, at usual rates of interest, CONNELL & COOPKK, Solicitors, ' Vulcan Lane. LONDON LOAN OFFICE, Under Theatre Royal, Victoria-street. J. HART Is prepared to offer advantages to persons In want of accommodation. MONEY ADVANCED FROM t& to fiSOO ON PERSONAL BECURITY. FOr instance- Persons borrowing £5 reoeive SA 10s, caßh. „ „ £10 „ «9 » „ £20 „ £18 Kepayable by 10 instalments of 2s. In the & per week. - ■'•;*.- ' Money advanced on every description of Goods. All transactions entertained, and Money ad vanced without delay, if seourity ' approved of. Promissory Notes discounted at greatly reduced rates of interest. yJLCTORIAN LOAW AIND DIS COUNI AGENCY. HIGH STREET, AUCKLAND The above Agency having Opened a Branch in Auckland is prepared to Advance Sums of Money, from £10 to -£1,000, on Personal Seourity, Deeds of Property, Shares n Publio Companies, and other Securities at current rates. Bills Discounted Daily. Renewals effected. To accommodate Borrowers Loan of (say) Jio v May be repaid in instalments ofllSslper week ,£2.0 May be repaid in instalments of-20s per week. Or by any other mutual agreement All communications, either personally or by letter, strictly confidential. AddreßS— HIQH-S T R E E T, (Next Auckland Hotel), or Box 90. Post-office UJ ANFORD'S FARM PRODUCE AND J5 FRUIT. DahTFed \^_m^ PBSSt_* SUPERIOR POTTED HEAD, 8d por lb Vegetables, Oranges, Apples, Bananas _ Ponltrv always on hand. Fine young nowis SilsSd to 3s 3d each; Taranakl Butter, Viotorh^street. fou: ?oors above Albert-street WA NT ED KNOWN, THAT H P. GIBBONS & CO. DELIVER THE BEST SAWN WOOD At 12s per Ton. TT T> pIBBONS & QO., GEOOKBS AND PKOVISION MERCHANTS, « Hobs on-s __)SETi



Business Oards. T TAMES BUTCHER «, O CARTER, CONTRACTOR. &0 ,B Goods Carted and Delivered from shtp's Bide o: Shortest Notice. Ballast Supplied. Newcastle ano Bay op Islands Coai Also. Firewood (cut and uncut) reasons le. *' XVT JL is __ ANN E X * BUILDER CARPENTER AND JOINEE VOXOAN LANBiI re Every Description ot Building Dealgned^am De Erected. : All Branohea ot the Building Trade execute ig ) by Experienced Workmen. Shop Fronts Offlo Fittings &ft. Su> __^ WPHILLIFFS& SOJN • OIL, COLOUR, AND GLASS MERCHANTS. Iraporterslof Paperhanginga. Scrim, Paints, Olle Turoentine, Colohtb. Varnishes, Frenoh Polish Gold Leaf, Arfi-ts' Colours and Brushes: Plate t Sheet, Croivn,* Ornamental, and Photogrophti Glasß; Ploture Frames and Tapestry Moulding- Clock and Compass Glasses, Glazed Sashes anc Doors. Glass out to size and carefully p eked 95 & 97. QUEEN-STREET. WELLESLEY-STREIST o__j COLOUR. & GLA&S WARKHOUSE.- C. G. Hill, Importer ot Paperhanglngs, Oils - Colours, Glass, varnish, White Lead, &c., GUI X and Stained Mouldings and Piotures, &o. Pic ture-framing to order. Just landed, ex ' Core nllla' and 'Loch Doon,' 215 packages Paper hangings. White Lead, Oils &c.—Please note tho address: Wellesley-street West (opposite Market entranoe). , "■ ' ' TAMES STEWART, O CIVIL ENGINEER AND AUTHORISED SURVEYOR, ' Corner of Shortland and O'Connbll- STREETS. "jrr EN R V L. EORSTER, SOLICITOR AND BARRISTER, *. TAURANGA. AUCKLAND. mHOMPSOM AND MORRIS, JL ACCOUNTANTS,.,, BROKERS, HOUSE, LANS, AND GENERAL COMMISSION AGENTS. . N. B. — Tradesmen's Books balanced and accounts furnished. No. 11, N.Z. Inburanob BoiLDiNas, next door to the Acoldent Insurance Company. TAIT BROTHERS MARBLE AND FREESTONE MASONS Monuments. Head-stoneß, Tombs, and Iron Tomb Raillngß. INSCRIPTIONS KX-OUTED IN A BUPBRIOB STYLE. Pbioes and Designs FREE on Application. ADDRESS i—l Corner or Rutland and lome Streets, auckland - Near Junction of Queen and Wakefield streets! J, S W I N N X X T U X, c AUOKLAND STEAM WJOOD TURNING FACTORY, Wxndham Street (Nkxt Shakkbpeare Hotel), Having Introduced Steam Power, he is now pre pared to make a Beduotlon of Twenty per Con off he price ot all common work. ear Country Orders punctually attended to WH A N S O N, . CARPENTER AND JOINER, BERESF.ORD-STREEIT. AUCKLAND, Opposite the Congregational Church, ah repairs promptly and economically executed. Estimates given. Funerals furnished. Tj J. AUSTIN & UO,, BOOT AND SHOE MANUFACTURERS. A Large Stook of Pegged. Rivetted and Sewn Goods of ah sorts and sices to select from.' Alii Orders have Quick Despatch. COLONIAL BOOT FACTORY, 14. Wyndham-street. Auckland. ICEWTON VENETIAN BLIND ,i_t W O RK GEO, TUCKBB, VENETIAN BLIND MAKER AND WIRE WORKER, KARANGAHAPJI ROAD, NEWTON. Venetian Blinds of the best quality made and fixed at is per foot. Who work, ot any descrip tion and pattern, made to order Repairs neatly executed. .. : TjV DWA R D BAKtli-Y, ARCHITECT, BTIOHBURYS BUILDING QUEEN-STREET. JOHN B"*0- P-'.T "B V, HOUSE, LAND, AND GENERAL COMMISSION AGENT Opposite H.M.s Custom.housv, FORT.STREET, * Atf-o_:_liA_.D, bias Always fob Sal* Large Blocks ot LAND FARMS, both Improved and otherwise Also, HOUSES, COTTAGES, Sec On Moat-Reasonable Terms. WILLI AM TENNANT, Pioneer Manu acturei. or UMBRELLAS AND PARASOLS, Upper Queen streot. Wanted Known Tennant's AI Umbrellas are the Best and Cheapest. New summer stook at prices to meet the times. Recovering In the best style, with choico variety of material. Note--, Lennox's Buildings, Upper Queen treet. Established 1869. ■ , CLARKE BROTHERS, ARTIST PHOTOGRAPHERS (OPPOSITE UNION BANK), , QO E'EN-STREET, AUCKLAND. Photography in the Latest and Most Fashionable Styles, Executed in| ' ~ a manner Unsurpassed in the Colonies. LARGE COLLECTION NEW ZEALAND VIEWS Always on Hand I S tx x. X AND V V.. Wholesale Shipping and Family. • BUTCHERS, QuriKN-BTREET INext Bank of New Zealand, Auckland!, .Poultry o£ All Kinds dressed to order. Prime Smoked Tongues, Home-cured Bacon Corned Beef on Sale in Largo Quantities. ■__T N.B.—Dealers in Game. "ffi» Live Pheasants forwarded to all parts of the Colony upon receipt of order. FaiuUies waited on in town or suburbs. , ;■';-; !, " I L L 1 A M X H •. so. A 0 Corner of Lome and Victoria-Btreets, Auokland East MONUMENTAL, MARBLE, AND GENERA-. STONEMASON,' .' ARCHITECTURAL SCULPTOR AND CARVER, " Inßorlptlons aoourate and beautiful. Monuments, Tombs, Hoadstones, and every desorlption of Stone Work at the lowest possible prloes tor town and country _____ established 186.. Tt| R T. TRAEE OR V, BURGEON DENTIST WA___-IBLD-STBBET, NEAR QUEBN-STBBET. Painless Extraction ot Teeth by the Oxide- Nitrogen Gas. ■ Professional Hours-9 a.m. tills p.m.' THAMES UARKIA»IS AHD DKAX FACTORY. JAM E S MACK IE, Proprietor, victoria street east, auckland. Ropalrs of Every Description in Wood and Iron neatly executed on the Shortest Notice.^ SPRINGS MADE AND REPAIRED, war N.B.—Country Orderspunetually attended , to ___.__■■ ' , flttA-tLES PALMER, %_J DRAUGHTSMAN See, Drawings, Maps and Plans compiled. Drawn to Scale from Rough Sketches or Traoed. Addresses. Sco Illuminated ir the Highest Style of the Art. •.- .. -o Auctioneers' Show Plans and Uthographß. Sohedules prepared for County and. Highway Boards. . - I OFFICE—2S, Queen-street, over National!--. , surance Company's Office. ■ J- W. '••-_"•■« I G H T « (late of the city market), Poulterer, Fruiterer & Greengrocer, Corner of Darby an <JWB'f IJ-STREE're. Wholesale and Retai Established 1836. SHE-PING SUPPLIED, Poultry. Dressed for Table, always reaay. live Pigeons, Rabbits, Fancy Birds, Ducks, Geese, TuAeys, and Fowls kept in stook. Game Fowls, Spanish, Brahmas, and Bantams (Pure-bred). -~_-, FRESH BUTTER AND EGOS ALWAYS -ON HAND. Licensed Dealer in Game, i __T KNIGHT'S CENTRAL MARKET, I Two doora aboVe 4*t_urt Auottou Man.



Business Cards. .■EDWARDS, 0 • COAL MERCHANT, SHIP AGENT. Bay of Islands, Newcastle, and Waikato Coal „ in any quantity. Offloe and Yard, Breakwater, Auokland. opposite Railway Station. BOOK-BINDINu & PAPER-RULING bit amt WILLIAM LEYS, H « || t BOOK-BINDER. PAPER-RULER. " amy Merchants' Account Books Ruled < 1... . fr and Bound to Pattern. 4 lfj *- MUSIO. MAGAZINE 3, BIBLES _\ '• i|;>' AND PRAYER BOOK?, •_ ' lW fr 80-Nn INT AM, STYKF. jjj 1 fe__^_____!__; i _:S__S| >^^^^a^a^^a>__s_^_o_____^_as_s_si_B____s__ft_i_Si--i BAKERS' SPECIAL KULED DAY-BOOKS. , 1 LIBRARY BOOKS STRONG & CHEAPLY . BOUND. ST W A V M O O T H, • ' SHIP AND BOAT BUILBER. ) ' CUBTOM-HOUSSt-aTKICHT, FOOT OF.HOBSON" ) BITtBKT. Builder ot all kinds of Yachts, Launohes i Boats, &o. Vessels Docked and Repaired. Ship Joinery of every description promptly attended to. , I ■ ' - EH A R V E ». (_ate OB- London), COAOHBUILd_IR, Uppssr Qukhn-strbet. Landaus, Broughams, Barouches, Viotorlas, and Pbcotonßof every description manufactured at from SO to 100 per cent, less than what you will pay for English importations. All work guaranteed. Repairs in all branches. N.B.—Tho advertiser was far-many years manufacturer to the trade in London. AMES V A T X R, OH-3MIST and druggist, HOBSON-STREET, Olosb to Wkujhqton-btrbbt. C> ENJA MI N TANN JS X PUBLIO ACCOUNTANT,! . AUDITOR, ESTATE AND INSURANCE AGENT, 70, QUEEN STREET. . / npHOS. J HARBUTT, / AMERICAN CORN BROOM, I AND STEAM BRUSH WORKS, VICTORIA-STREET EAST. * AUCKLAND, Awarded at Bydney Exhibition BBONZE MXDAI. AND CSaBTiriOATE, \XT ARNOCK BROTHERS, TT SOAP AND CANDLE MANUFACTURERS, COX'S CREEK, RICHMOND. OFFICE ! DURHAM-STREET. AUCKLAND. CashlPurohasers of Tallow, Wool, Sheepskins, and Bones. / 1 X B AND POTTER, V3T COACH-BUILDERS, GREY-STREET, AUCKLAND. N.B.—lron-bark Shafts, Spokes, Felloes. Blue Gum and kinds of Hardwood, at Lowest Market Prioea. . ■ ' 1 HENDERSON, HOUSE, SHIP, SIGN, AND GENERAL DECORATIVE PAINTER, NO, 8. W YNDB AM -STREET. VT.EWTOIN AND PON SON UY ±1 JUNCTION STORE, corner of Newton and Great North Roads, J. M. WH.I T E FAMILY GROCER AND TEA DEALER. DAIRIES OF BUTTER OF FIBBT-OLASS QUALITY, Bran, Maize, Oats, and Potatoes. OT Famllios Watted upon for Order.. "S* Goods Promptly Delivered. ■KTOTICE OF REMOVaxi C. LITTLE (late J, J. Mills), FURNITURE EMPORIUM. HAS REMOVED to the Corner of Victoria & Chapel-streets. jo. pel ha 3_c « ladder & barrow maker, 80 and .82, Victoria-strket, Every Description of Ladders, Steps, Barrows, j arrow Wheels, Clothes Horses, Clothes Boxes, Travelling Chests, &0., on band or made to order. A liberal disoo u_t allowed to Contractor- and on wholesale order. Shop and Office Fittings, and all kinds of Job bing work done by experienced workmen on the shortest notice. . N.B.—Ladders, Steps and Barrows lent on hire. Violins bought. One or two superior old Violins for Bale; also, a good V.olinoello cheap, IRELAND BROTHERS, WOOL MERCHANTS, TANNERS AND LEATHER MANUFACTURERS, IMPORTERS OF' J Saddlers' and Bootmakers' Machinery, Engl and Foreign Leather, Saddlery, Saddlers" Ironmongery, Boot Uppers, Grindery, Mill Belting, Suotion and Delivery Hose, &c, &o. Warehouses:—Vulcan Lane and High street Works!:—Panmure. Auckland. Constituents' Orders Promptlyland carefully Executed.'. ;, ; .... For Sale. mO BE SO LLp (CHEAP), Daily Expected, per Vindex, A CARGO; OP BEST NEWCASTLE 'COALS, SPOKES, FELLOES,., AND , .HARD WOOD/ Purchasers will flndittothoir advantage by calling and leaving orders as soon as possible, as this is the last cargo this winter. Also, on sale, OATS, BRAN, MAIZE, CHAFE, &0. -| OS IS P-.'H JT"< RA I G, Commerce-street. N SALE AT THE AUCKLAND SEED DEPOT l 150 tons of Canterbury and Oamaru Pota toes ; prime sample Carter's Improved MagnuM Bonums—for Carter's Improved Scotoh Champions—for Ashleaf, Fluke, and Lapstone Kidneys—for seed*- - Pink-eyes, Silver-skins; and Poor Man's Friend—for seed Oats, for seed ond feod ■ Maize, whole and crushed • ■ . Field Peas, Tares, Rye. Sorghum, &0,, &c, Bonednst, coarso and fine Peruvian Guano Huon Island Guano Superphosphate Hay, Straw, and.Chaff Catalogues to be had on application Purple Straw and Tuscan Seed Wheat Having lately secured the services of Mr. J, F. Smith, who has been for ten years in tho Nursery Business and Landscape Gardening near Birmingham, and for nearly two years with Mr.O. T. Wren, o£ Mount Hobson Nur sery, I am now: prepared to give estimates for laying out and planting Gentlemen's Gardens, &c, &o. THOMAS STEADMAN, 187, QUEEN-STREET, AUCKLAND. ESSRS WHITE & POWDRELL (Late Mr White) Have added to their Ale and Stout Bottling Establishment, and are Direct Importers of WINES and SPIRITS. Superior Qualities and Leading Brands always in stock, . . . ■ ■' Wholesale Orders supplied at prices which can compete with any warehouse in town. Invercargill Alee and Stout from the Brewery which took the Prize at the Sydney Exhibition, ■187.. HOBSON'S BUILDING, 1 FOBT-BTRRBT, AUCKLAND. "



Mecuoa A FEW OF THE WONDERFUI CURES BY pROFESSOR riUSSCOTT. Professor Guß«cott, South Town Bolt. Deal Sir,—l have been troubled with nervous debility for the past eight years, brought on as you have explained in the " Canterbury Times," by the Indiscretion of early youth, I havo Bpent sooret of pounds first with one and then with another, but never received any permanent benefit. Some said that I had heart disease, others that I was consumptive, bat when I wrote to yon from tho Ralcala you explained my symptoms so exactly that I was induced to come to town at onco.thouzhyoutoldmeyouoouldtroatmoequal. ly as well by stopplngand attending to my work as in losing time by coming to town. I was unfit for work, so decided to come to town for a spell, as I could neither oat nor sleep. My mind wandered ; I had a desire to be away from com pany, and yet when alone my own company was hateful to me. I was troubled with the most hideous dreams, and was in thatlow, nervous stato which made mo sometimes feel as If death would be a happy release. My head ached, my heart palpitated violently, I would stait almost at my own shadow. My mind, in fact, was not my own, I saw you on my arrival In town, when you were in Manchester-street, and you then told me that it would take three months at the very least to efls. t a porf eot cure, and that I must comply exactly with your instructions; if not, you would not guarantee a cure. lam now happy to say that I did as you told mo to the very regulating my hours and habits, and that nbw, after the lapße of fit toon weeks, my memory Is restored, my sight has become strong again, my mind has ceased to wander. I can enjoy company, and, in' short, Richard's himself again, I should not go-to the trouble of desortb ing so minutely my .Bufferings, but that I know of so many young men who are living seolnded lives, whose sufferingß are precisely what my own wore beforo Toame to you, and who, although in health,, wo old be really amiable and estimable persons, are look«d upon as gloomy, morose, and unsociable men simply because of that phaso of the djsease which I have named, a hatred for company. If this should be read by any of those persons, suffering as I did, and I they are Induced to apply to you for relief, I will guarantee that they wiU Bay I after a few weeks that they ' never laid out a more profitable sum of money than when they came to Professor. Gussoott—Believe me, yours faithfully, Richard Dobson. P.S.:— I return to my work to-morrow, and I know my friends will be agrdeably astonished at my pre sent appearance, Viotoria-street, Christchuroh. Jan. 20,1880. r- * To Professor Gussoott, South Town Belt. Sir, —I am happy to present you with the gravel you took from me. You will find upon weighing It that the nett weight is H grains. In doing so, I may state that prior to consulting you I had tried all the medical men in town, without ob taining any relief. Accidentally mteting Mr Williams, of this town, he related.to mo how you had cured him of the sam» complaint, and strongly advised ma to oonsnlt you. This I reluctantly did, as I had become quite dis heartened with what I had hitherto only proved attempted , cures,* and had ultimately resulted in absolute failure. After giving you a Bhort trial, howeV.or, I became convinced tbat yours was no attempted cure, .and the result 'proved my con .lotions quite correct, for in IS days I was going about in a pertiotly sound stato of health, I am well-known in Asbbnrton.—l am. yours over truly, John Harrison, Jan. 9, 1881. To Professor Guseoott, South Town Bolt. Dear Sir,—When I app led to rou I had been suffering with tho dropsy l__ this lost four years. Before I left Wellington I had been under three d liferent doctors, but never reoelved any benefit from them. I was advised to come to Chrlstohucoh for a ohangeof climate, but finding there was no chango for the better, I.'was advised to be tapped by tho doctors, who told me that was tho only hope thero was for me, I have always heard It said that when anyone Is tapped there Is no oure ; but 1 am happy to say that when I applied to you, you said you could cure me in six weeks, providing that I went by your instruc tions; also, when you showed us tho different assortments add the quantity that you have, my husband made up his mind at once, and being a believer in herbs and tho many hopeless cases they have cored in the part bf Lancashire that I camo from, I know that I could not do any better than come nnder your treatment. -1 feel' It my duty, to publicly acknowledge the great benefit th_t I havo derived fromyour treatment. —I am, yours ever grateful, Sarah Fetch. To Professor Gusacott, South Town Belt. Sir. —I think it my duty to give you my testimonial in respect of the curative treatment of your Herbal Tonic. I have been suffering from liver complaint for several yours; In f aot I was so bad that I was not able to attend to my bnslness. My face was as yellow as gold; I could not eat —notßuffloienttor.aohll-. When I did, it lay In a hard substance in my stomach. I was con tinually rifting Wind and'gas, always consti pated, palpitation of the heart,-with a continu ally burning pain,,' I had cold chills running down my back. 'I-could not sleep on my lett Bide. It is quite unnecessary to tell you that I have tried Beveral things in the chemists' shops, but I found it was only money thrown away.; but hearing of so many who have been under your treatment, and all of them speaking so highly of you, I thought it better to give you a trial, and I am happy to soy that after two months of your treatment lam a new man. I now eat heartily aud everything agree? with me. With many thank?, lam yours respect fully, William Jenkins, Armagh-Btreet. Feb-, ruary 1881. ■■■■'. T Professor GuBBCOtt, South Town Belt. Dear Sir,—Permit me to tender my grateful acknow ledgments to you for the benefit I have received fromyour herbal, treatment. Although I have beon under the care of several doctors, I never received any benefit from them, bat got weaker both In body and mind daily, bo much so that I was almost worn to a skeleton; but hearing of the wonderful oures you had made, I made up my mind that I would come and consult you. When I came to you, you explained all my symptoms so minutely that I was perfcotly satisfied to place myself under your treatment. You told, me that you would make a perfect oure ot mo for five pounds, for whloh I gave you a cheque for tho amount. At that time everything that I ate went sour on my stomach, and was constantly rifting wind and gas. I had a continual palpitation, and violent pains under the left breast, pains between the shoulder blades. I had always cold chills, cold hands and feet, and felt as if someone was pouring cold water down my back. I am happy now to inform you that 1 am free from all my former oomplalnts. ,1 can now est well and Bleep well, and I shall always be happy to reoommend anyone Buffering from the same." Believe me to be, yours ever grateful, Mrs Blruie. Kalapol laland, Kaiapoi, November 13th, 1881. To Professor Gussoott, South Town Belt, Chrlstohurch: Dear^Slr,—l have long been wishing to givo you a testimonial for the suo ceasful way In which you treated me. I have J->een under several doctors in this town, and I never received any relief until I applied to you, and in four days I f ound~reliof, thanks to your herbal treatment. I lived with Dr Campbell as farm manager for one year and six months in the district of New Brighton, Chrlstohurch. I was bad off and on for four years; but when I came to you it was a very difficult job forme to get in and oat of the cart, my wife having to assist me. I have been a great martyr, but, thanks to Providence, in two months you re stored me to perfect health. Witnessed by George Newton, who was staying at my house. Believe me to be yours, ever grateful, Robert Wildsmlth. Crescent-road, Knightatown, De cember 22,1850. Professor Gussoott. Christchuroh, Sir,—l have great pleasure in adding my testimony to the efficacy of your tonio for ouring fits. My wife was for two years Bubjeot to that distressing complaint, but after using your tonlo for the spaoe of two months, I am happy to say she has found herself thoroughly Cured. She has not had an attack for six months. She also suffered much from spasms of the stomaob.and lam happy'to say the mediolne has been benefi cial in curing that also, whloh gives me great confidence in your herbal treatment. - I shall reoommend your tonio aa superior to anything' my wife has tried before. The cure that you have performed is a blessing to her and I, and. the family. Believe m« to be yours ever grate ful, Thomas Coleman, Poit Lyttelton. To Professor Gussoott. Sir,—Having been troubled with asthma for the lost seven years, on several occasions I have heen propped up in Bed, and many times I had to got up and walk to get a breath of air, and bad become so bad that I was not able to attend to my business; In fact, I had become a burden to myeelf and tho people with whom I was stopping. When I came to yon, you told me all my symptoms, whioh gave me confidence to placo myself under your treatment, and being a believer in herbs, and seeing the large assortment in your estab lishment, aud also the references from other, sufferers the same as myself, in looking back to the time ot my sufforing so long and spending so much money without receiving any benefit from the treatment until I applied to you. I re main, yours ever thankful, Donald Smith, Great ISng-Btreet, Dunedin, May 30th. To Professor Gufscott, South Town Belt. Sir. —I have been troubled with nenrslgia for this last twelve months, and sufforod the most ex cruolatlng pain. T have tried everything that is advertised In tbe newspapers, besides medical aid. I was told that it originated from dooayed teeth; that I knew to be wrong, for my teeth are perfootly Bound. When I c*me to you, you told me that yon would oure me, ond that you .would sell me a bottle for six Bhllllngs, and that you would guarantee a perfect cure, and I am happy to Inform you that two applications ful filled your guarantee.—l am, yours ever truly, Miss M, Davidson, Colombo-street. Ootober 7th, 1880. Professor GusbcoM would Impress on those who may do him-the honour to consult him that the utmost secrecy can bo relied upon; more j over from long experience, and a careful study I of the human system, ho can decide almost at a glance the diagnosis of the case, thereby reliev insr tbe patient of a great deal of nervousness and hesitation. Professor Gussoott invites the confidence of either sex suffering from functional, derange ment spermatorrhoea exhausting dreams, &c. Professor Gussoott has made nervous debility, and loss of power his special Btudy, from what ever cause arising. Be would earnestly impress upon those who do suffer to seek immediate advice and counsel, if they desire " an old bkp, serene and bright." Let no false delicacy deter suffering victims from removing the cause of, this blight to manhood. The strictest confidence may be relied upon. CONSULTATION GRATES, , Can be consulted by letter. Publio inspection invited to the large assort ment of BRITISH and AMERICAN HERBS. Noto tho Address— Professor Gtusscott, Next Door to Messrs Winks and Hall Establishment. Hours: From 9 a.m, to 8 p.m. '



Educational AUCKLAND COLLEGE AND GRAM MAR SCHOOL. The Fourth Quarter, 1881, will commence oi Monday, Ootober 10, when the Treasurer wll attend to receive the Fees. JOHN JAMES, r Seoretary. WATEKLOO QUADRANT. — Estab llshment for Young Ladles, conducts! ' by Mrs Norman.—Tho Fourth Quarter of thi '. year will commence on Monday, Oct. 3rd, 1881.1 ONEHUNGA GRAMMAR SCHOOL —Tho Fourth Quarter will begin oi ! THURSDAY, Gth October.—L. J. TroUope ; Master. . • . EPSOM HOUSE SEMINARY.-MES. LKWIS intimates to her Pupils that thi . Miohalemas Holidays terminate on WEDNES _ DAY, Ootober 5. WELLESLEY-STREET EVENING CLASSES. ! SEPARATE FOB MALES AND FEMALES. ; Second-Quarter oommenoes on MONDAY Ootober 3rd. . , Classes for Ladles will meet on Monday and Wednesday, from G p.m. to 8 p.m, * Seoond Series of Lectures: "EPOCHS OF ENGLISH HISTORY." Fee: 10s per Quarter, in advance. HOPE CO TT AGE, "Near Ponsonby . Hall, , ; i ponsonby. :-;..,-' '■"'",.;:" MRS, GENERAL BTODDARD-is ableilio make the following reductions:— • , • Per quanter & s. d. Boarders, above 11 years, 12} <ja. or - 33 2 6 Boarders, under U : .. ..,.._ 11 6 0 Boardors, abovo 14, Bisters, each _, 1110 3 Boarders, under 11, sisters, each .. 10 0 0 Day Boarders, above 12 years (1 meal).. _ i 0 Day Boarders, under 12 years „ .. 310 0 Day Pupils, above 12 years is. ..220 Day Pupils, nnder 12 years _. - 111 6 DayPnplls, two or more of a family, • eaoh _ ....•_ „ '„: t,is 8 To all entering this next Quarter, commencing October 12th, Painting in aquarelle and in oils will be taught free of charge. : " ' Music is well taught;- Singing Lessons-are given dally, and every are taken with each hranch studied. Mrs. Stoddard solicits inspection. rriHE akx of vjlnglHg. Mb H. GORDON GOOCH, Associate oi the Royal Academy of Music, London, and Bronze and Silver Medallist of that Institu tion, receives Pupils for SINGING and VOICE PRODUCTION at his private residence in O'Rorke-street, Albert Park. IjEj X *". _*. WOO D H AM, Teacher of the Pianovobtb and Harmonium. Address—Care of Auckland Musio Ware house. " ' ;KS, ALL AN ,W E» X, teacher or ~ VOOAL AND IIISTRUMENTAL MDSIO. ' Present AddreßS— ' •' • " " * Devonshire House, Hobson-strbet. . Prospectus. ' .- V's p, R OS P E C T XT 8. It is proposed to form the NESSIDE CLAIM. : Tokatea, into a Company, to be registered under the Gold Mining Companies Act, 1872. ' This Claim is to the north of Cornstock and Blue Peter, and to south of Pride of . Tokatea. From May 4th to July- 22nd. 45 tonß ornshed stone yielded 308} ozs. retorted gold. CAPITAL.... I i—.--J7.500 In 15,000 Shares of 10s. each. - This Company is to he formed for the purpose of fully working and developing this valuable claim. -' ,'* ''. ' ;".'; . ; ' " 5,000 Sheres are offered to tho Publio on tho following terms:— *. ,i fd. on application, 6d. on allotment, 0,1. one month after allotment. Applications will bo received up to C p.m. Gth October. The present proprietors have expended a large sum ot money in opening up the mine, and it is fully anticipated in about a month that there will be sufficient quartz obtained for a crushing, which will be tbe property of tbe Company. On tbo 26th Instant the proprietors out:a Splendid Gold bearing Leader, from which they have about 20 lbs. of specimens. EDWARD L. GREEN. ■ iSecretary. Coromandel, 27th September. 1881. * I ' ■ .Business Notices. • /^ R O U N v LIME, GROUND LIME. FOR SALE S O U T.'H G ATE 'S Mahukangi Hydraulic ground Roohb Lime, in any quantity, for Concrete, Paths, Floors, Cellars, eto. (next to Btone flagging, Is unrivalled for durability and hard-setting qualities). For tanks and other wet work it is a flrstHßlass material. B. KEANE, SOLE AGENT, Customhouse-street. I Formosa in Morte. B . VTEW, ZEALAND FERNS,! J3I Unmounted, or H Tastefully Mounted in various ways, H FBOMI2tPTOI2OTAB_ITIEB, 1 or Sale by 1 ERIC CRAIG,' 1 Prinoeb-btbebt. , -~. | FURNITURE WAREHOUSE. " E. COTTER,, Cabinetmaker, Upholsterer, Undebtaksb. Bagatelle Tables made to order, . Billiard Cues always on hand. VICTORIA-STREET WEST (oorner ot Nelson street), ArroKiAND. All orders promptly attended to. Charges moderate. '. ■ WADCOCK, ot Kemuera, begs to • inform the publio of Newmarket and surrounding districts that he has NOW OPENED a Branoh BußineßS at New market, opposite tha Railway Station, especially for the sale of Small Goods, and hopes to roceive a share of patronage. German Sausages, Polo nies, Black Puddings, Tripe,.GenuinoPork Pies aud Saveloys. Poultry trussed to order. Every thing of best description and at moderate rates. -NOTICE OF REMOVAL. Jas. A. Pennallioen wishes to inform his friendß, customers, and the general public that he haa Bemoved to the premises lately occupied by Mr Cuoksey, Wakefield street. J.A.P., In thanking his oustomers foi their previous sup port, hopeß for a continuance of their patronage, as it will be his endeavour to offer them the best quality at lowest prices. " mo XBAVK-i-BS, &C. Presents for Home.—Very Handsome Cur oslty Cabinets, Inlaid Table Tops, and Walking Sticks, made ot rich and beautiful Now Zealand Woods; also. Polished Specimens of-Woods In small bos, and Brass-bound Chests of Drawers in picked Mottled Kauri. All at very reason ableprlces. WILUAM NORRIE> Worker of Native Woods.top of Shortland-streßt. VriGHT SOIL CONTRACT. AU persons intheTllty or Suburbs requiring the services of the present Contractor at the reduced rates should make early application to G. WILSON, at his residence, Nelson-street, or under oover, addressed "G. Wilson, Night Soil Contractor. City Council Offices " rjpO POULTRY BREEDERS. EGGS supplied for HATCHING from Bramhas, dark Couohlns, buff Couehins, black langshans, black Haraburgß, Bilvor spangled Spanish, black These birds are from tho celebrated BtockSO Lady GUyder, Ipswich, England. Terms, &c, on receipt of stamped envelope. . Allordersad-h-ossedto the Poultry Yard, Lake Takapuna, or Bobertson Bros., Symonds-street, will receive prompt attention.. .. FULMAN'S PHOTO iIOOMS, Shortland-street. Tourists ond Visitors are Invited to Inspect Pnlman's Views of the Hot Lakes, Auokland and Bußh Scenery, See. The greatest variety of Original Portraits of Maori Celebrities in New Zealand. PHOTOGRAPHY IN ALL IT3 BBANCHES. Knives Re-bladed.] [Saws Sharpened. HENRY LEADBEATEE (From Sheffield), PRACTICAL GRINDER AND CUTLER, WAKEFIELD-STBBBT. Soissors, Surgical Instruments, and Ciirpenter'e Tools put in thorough order. RA2OBS HOLLOW GBOUND.



Medical. . "PRELIMINARY NOTICE. - _y£R« A UBTKN. W. Q- iRDNBBi, - *PHAR»rACn_UTIOAL CHEMIST, Member (by examination) of the Pharmaceutical Society of Groat Britain. Begs to inform his friends, and tho public Of Auokland and surroundlnpr districts that he i will open his 0 ENGLISH PHARMACY ■ J AND . DISPENSING ESTABLISHMENT, 1 THE NEW BUI-DINGS. QUBBN-STREET, AUCKLAND,' Early this Month. It will bo conducted nnder his own persona] ■ supervision, aided by a qualified assistant. 3 THEBE WILL BE MEDICAL ATTENDAHCH DAILY. The special features of this Establishment will b« I DISPENSING AND HIGH-CLASS PHARMACY IN ALL ITS BBANCHES, ' ; Children's Medicines, Domestic Appliances, and articles required by mothers for the nursery. . There will also be kept in stook Dietetic Pre parations for Invalids and Infants. ' Trnsses, Silastic Stooklngrs, Chest (expanders, whloh several years' experience in England will enable Mr G. to properly fit on and adjust. -. Eye-glasses, Sprctaoles, Kye Preservers, &o.» Essence of wood violet, as used by tho - Royal Family nnd Nobility of England... is, The Royal Tooth POwder, from ii prescription , of-a. Saunders, Esq., Dentist to the Queen. , N.8.-PRIYATE ADDRESS: . ; > • , WELLESLEY-STREET J!AST. '(' ; « OHOULD. BE IN EVERY HOUSE." [ ORAWFORD'S ,'"-'-) ' SARSAPA R I L L A ~.:"..;. vt""o n*;:i"c"; Is an Invaluable remedy for Nervousness; Giddl ness, IiOW Spirits,' Indigestion, Headache, Chronic Diarrhoea, Impoverished Blood, General Debility, Neuralgia, Pimples and Blotches on the face, Eruptive diseases of the Skin, &c; and as anAPPETIZBR, it stands unrivalled. It never disturbs the most delicate stomach, hut in most cases greatly assists DIGESTION and ASSIMILATION Of"'aU nutriment; - '•'■'•J ■'"■"- BUSINESS MEN, GOOD TEMPLARS, and others will find In it a long-felt want, as a RESTORATIVE and STIMULANT ot great power, without having resort to . , , INTOXICATING LIQUORS. To Pubify the Blood,* ~ - • CRAWFORD'S SARSAPARILLA TONIC Is oertainly superior to most of tho medicines sold for this purpose, and by its judicious use many a serious Illness might be averted," and hundreds save themselves a lot of suffering and expense they now incur through neglecting to take notice of many little disorders that aw ■ 'w doses of this TONIC would speedily remove; it i. VERY PLEASANT ITO TAKE, and being compounded of only Harmless Drags, may be taken by anyone, however DELICATE, .with SAFETY and BENEFIT. .. Prepared only by*.:.,, v CRAWF O R D, • :'*" PHAEMACEUTIOAL CH_sM_3T,.'''.."' ..-"•; "_i c ■ w<''T- o*,N,' : -;';■■ '.' ---' ", "' ' Auckland. ' Yi^zta * ■''■■'■■ -Sold in Bottles at ss. Eacbi'; .?<■'* "VT OT I C E OIT "REM O '%'__.% ~-. HUDSON . -;;!"' (LATE HILL AND HUDSON), ' l CHEMIST AND DRVGGISI*.^" Begs to inform his friends and customers that he has REMOVED his Business to NEW AND COMMODIOUS PREMISES at the corner of VICTORIA & HOB.ON-STREETS. "O E MO V A L. - Dr. W. G. Scott haa Bemoved to the House lately ocoupled by Captain Worsp, oorner of Queen and Church-streets, Onehunga. Hours of Consultation: 9to 10 a.m,, Ito 2 andfl to 8 p.m. ~.■■' TD E M O V A L MESSK3. E. COX & SON, SURGEON DENTISTS, ;. *. From Hobson-street to No, i, WYNDHAM STREET, next door to Messrs. Whitaker, Russell, and Buddie, ■-■■■■"-• MEDICAL HALL, PONSONBY, Near the Thbke Lamps. . J. G. HENDERSON, PHARMACEUTICAL CHEMIST AND • SURGEON DENTIST." Drugs and Chemicals ot beat quality. Homoeo pathic, Patent, and Proprietary Medicines. Please and Lubin's, Atkinson's, and Rlmmell's • Perfumery. Hair and Tooth Brushes, Tnrkey and Honey - comb Sponges. * '; ■ Feeding Bottles of every deioriptlon MR. O'l'TO, KOHL, M.B P., late from Germany, has commenced practice In Auckland for ,the cure ot Rheumatism,"Neu ralgia, and all Skin, and Blood Diseases, by a process hitherto unknown in this cou_try,but most suooesßf ullypraotißed in. Germany jUr the treatment of such diseases. It acts as a preven tive against fevers and small-pox. Consultation free. Hours: 10 to 12 a.m. and 3 to 5 p.m., at Panama .House,: Lower Symonds-street. Publications. XMPORTANT NOTICE. The great event of the coining festive season will be the Drawing, for the i OBSERVER'S Q H R I S T M A S/P R I Z E S. In order to render this Gift Distribution es pecially attraotlve, the Proprietor has (as will be seen by the list given below) resolved to make the 'JVenty-five (Jifts more than ordinarily Valuable and Remunera tive. The Drawing will take'place on TUESDAY, the 23th of December (the Tuesday in Christmas week), and all who wish to participate therein must clip the Coupons which will appear in the OBSERVER (No. 57) for SATURDAY, 15th- October, and the seven following issues. . •<*• BIT Note carefuix* that the FIRST COUPON is to be in the OBBERVER of SATURDAY, October ; 15th, and » you MISS THIS NUMBER XOU MAY - LOSS . YOUS CHANCE OF PARTICIPATING IN THE DRAWING. Every Paper Puechased Refbksents * One Chance! • List of Prizes:— , no. I—matkbiai.s fob a flbst-class christ- MAS Dinner for Six Persons—viz.: Prime Christmas Turkey, Ox Tongue, Sirloin of Beef, Oxtail (for soup), Fish, 4 Dishes Vegetables, Materials for Plum Pudding, 12 Mince Pies, Calfstoot Jelly, 2 Bottles Preserved Fruit for entremets, 4 Dishes Dessert, 3 Bottles Champagne, 1 Sherry, 1 Port, 2 Claret, - 1 Brandy. No. 2—Handsome Clock for Mantlepiece No. 3—Christmas Hamper, containing Turkey and 6 Bottles English Ale No. 4—Amebic an. Electro - plated Clock, suitable for Sitting-room No. s—Sucking Pig No. 6—Two vols. Gentleman's Magazine (hand somely bound) No. I— Prime ChristmasTubkby and Tongue No. B—Temple Bar Magazine for the year 1880, complete No. D—Valuable Silver Locket No. 10-Handsomely-bound Book No. 11—One Year's Subscription to the Observer No. 12-Slrioln of Beef and Vegetables (2 dishes) No. 13—Gold Solitaires . No. 11—One doz. Co'onial Ale No. 15—Pair of Fowls . .. No. 16—Handsomely-bound Book -'■■■•• ' No. 17—Handsomely-bound Book 1 No. 18-Sover Solitaires No. 19—Half-yearly Subscription to Observer No. 20—Two Novels, by a Popular Author No. 21—Two Novels, by a Popular Author No. 22—Two Novels, by a Popular Author No. 23-Qnarter's Subscription to Observer No. 21—Bottle Kno's Fruit Salt and Box of Pills (for taking after the Christmas dinner) 1 No. 25—Christmas Numbers of Illustrated Lon '. * don News and Graphic . . LjIDEN TERRACE PUHT OFFICE, : F. M. MORLEY, • TEA DEALER and FAMILY GROCER, Eden Terbaob / Familloa waited upon for orders. Good delivered to any port of the I'l'own and . y. Suburbs.. --* !U



Bportinfc. Jr.: -L;' - F L E Mi ING * S • NOVELTY CONSULTATION, No.fi. ! On the folio wing four events :— MELBOURNE CUP, (Run November Ist), • CANTERBURY '■■' JOCKEY CLUB HANDI CAP. QUP, AND DERBY (Run November 9th). 10 000 BUBSCBIBEB~ "AT JQS. EACH. 1; ] __, 250 Nominations. '' EACH TICKET HAS A CHANCE OF WINNING FOUR PRIZES. . -Melbourne Cup—l2o Prizes. .First Horse £700' ; "Second Horse .. .. „ „ 250 Third Horse ..- 150 - Other starters (divided) .. .. - 250 ; Non-starters (divided) 1000 £2350 • Ceristohuboh Jock By Glob Handicap.— 65 Prizes, i I . First Horse * .. '.. "... .i..*i5300 1 ' -Second Horse ..'-';_ '■'.", .. 150. • :Third-Horsei,,..,. ;. ij.-- -..,', 60 " ,' Other starters (divided) .. ... 150 , !■ I Non-starters (divided).. ■-..', ; , ~ 600:, l\':"' " ." _■-...■- ..,*« .-;. JslTiSo" >' Cantbrburv .Cpp.—l9. Prizes. ---' FlrstHorse. ,1 .. - _.rp ;.- ..' £250 Second Horse. .. i. . .„.'".. 125 i Third Horse1" '.. ..■'.';'--_. 60 Other starters (divided) ~- ;. -76- - * ,'N6h-Btarters (divided)*... '!__,[•. V',, 200 W. em ' J Canteububy Derby.—l 6 Frizes. FlrstHorse ' £250 Second Horse -_. ._. ._ . ».• 100 ThlrdHowe .. V. '..,,' * Starters and non-starters (divided), 100 .> ......" * .* . , £800 '" As each race will be ..drawn separately, every, subscriber will have a chance oil winnmg'foiir prizes for each ticket., The Drawing will be held under the supervision of a Committee of Subscribers, and.results, advertised in daily papers. Intending subscribers are requested to make early application. If cheques are sent exoh&nga must De added, and stamps enclosed for reply and result. Should all the shares not be disposed of, prizes distributed pro rata. Ten per cent, deducted from all prizes. . ~ ~,,. . .-. .-*■ *■'~ *j,.Ii.FLBMINO.--* -°A i t . Auctioneer, &0., High-street, Triangle, -■ " Christchuroh. • —' Mr. J. T, Knight, ot Hobson-street, has been appointed Sole Agent for sale of Tickets in above Consultation, , ~, , -.--.,*.-j A LFRED A, CAMERONfS ANNUAL iA. CONSULTATION OF £6000 0N MELBOORNB OUP. ' 0 _? 0 120 Horses .Nominated. '; /y v » ■ j Vsa, et. .FlrstHorse". _ .. .. _' ..£IOOO 'Second Horse .. ..... _ .. .00 Third Horse .. i **.. _- -.200 Other Starters (divided).;' ... i - j .. 1000 Non-Btartors (divided) .... ..- ' i.. -2200 And sixty (60) Extra Consolation Prizes, . value£2o-eaoh- l„ -„ ' „" -«..-- __>iim 180 Prizes—Amount ..£6OOO Thei £1000. for Other: Starters, (divided) wUI average about £66 for each starter. Tho £2200 for Non-Btarters (divided) wUI also average a good all-round dividend for about 102 horses; and the £1200 added on to this Sweep for Sixty Special Consolation Prizes will yield £20 each/ :Wlth crossed cheques, add la exchange. Two postage stamps for replies. ' Post-ofllce orders or registered letters recommended. "- ,-:-..' • ALFRED A, CAMERON,! .'!;'•; r> _ - -Box2sl;.Dunedin; -Agent In Auckland. City, Mr. J. Gallaohisk, Thistle Hotel. '•'.'.:;:':r,L";,''„'r r =s=-_s r''>'i„'-==: i(-*■■■*<■ yv--*;,-jr. .Meotoral/ **-q■; n jpT.B;ANiK.L IN N OrK" T: B, _-. ~. ~* r GKIJERAL ELECTION, ; ,. **, v *'., ~: | Mr, W. F. BUCKLAND will address the Electors of Franklin North at Otahuhu, in tho Publio Hall, oh TUESDAY, the tthOctober, at ■30 p.m. '•■-..',■ TO THE ELECTORS OF FRANKLIN, NORTH. Gentlemen,—l am a Candidate for your suffrages at t_e forthoomlng General Election. I beg to inform my friends and supporters that I intend going to the Poll against all comers. I will address you in due course. ■_ ,s I am, gentlemen, ; - - Yours obediently. —; — -- ...... ~;.. -WM. FRANK BUCKLAND. - r|lU THEBBLECTOKS OFMAESDEN.'' Qentlbmen,—At the solicitation of a large number of friends In bur Electorate, both east and west sides, I have consented to offer myself as a Candidate at the ensuing General Election. I shall visit the various centres in due course and make my political views known to you. I have the honour to be, Gentlemen, ''" '— Yours faithfully,' * . E. MITCHELSON. August 11,1881. ■ TjTLECTORS OF "FRANKLIN.1 GkNtlbmbn-,—l thank you sincerely for past favour-, and the numerous.expressions. of con- | fldence given me during the brief period I was ! your representative in Parliament. ' I have now the honour of being a candidate for Franklin North, and hope soon to meet and j ddressiou. ~ " .->'' j Yours truly, ' B.HARRIS. Tuakau, September 26,18.1. \ ipLECTORAL DISTRICT OF WAIPA.' TOOTHS ELECTORS OF WAIPA { Gbntubmbn,—lt is my Intention to o&er my self, at the next General Election, as a Candidate to represent your District [in' the Genera Assembly'"': "'.'-"■ ~'...' '.."''"■'' '■'■*■ "; WILLIAM JACKSON , Kihiklhl. July 1 188 L Y. ripo-THE ELECTORS OF FRANKLIN ■ 7, N9:B™. ""'Z"'H. "'.,:*,„ 'Gentlemen,— I have the honour to declare myself a CAN DIDATE for your suffrages at the forthcoming ; GENERAL ELECTION. If elected, I _hal uphold, iv its Integrity; our present Educational System, and strenuously oppose any attempt to interfere with the prinoiplcH of "The Education Aot, 1877 f. and I will also do my best to place the Auckland Educational District on a real equality with those of Canterbury and Otago. lam of opinion that the Government should again become the sole purchaser of Native Lands, so that these. Lands may eventually belong to the people, and this Colony may be saved from the evils which inevitably follow land-monopoly, and absenteeism. - The question of Local Government is one of ieat importance, and whenever a well-devised scheme Is brought forward it will receive my careful attention. I look upon " The Counties Act, 1876," as an abortion, and'know, from my own experience, as a Member, cf the Manukau County Council, how utterly unworkable it is in our own dißtrict. In reference to Public Worke, I consider it of paramount importance that the Government should, as soon as praoticible, extend tho Rail way from Te Awamutu to Taranakl. I ' believe In Financial Reform, and think that a great reduction could still be made In tha Colonial Expenditure tf more attention and a < stricter scrutiny were exercised by the members i themselves, when the Estimates are under con Blderatlon. As a Resident in your District, and having for some time devoted a largo portion of my time to public affair., as a Member of the Auokland Education Board and of the Manukau County Council, I feel I have some claim to _ your support.; If you do me the honour to elect me, I will serve you faithfully to the beat of my ability; and shall' consider that I am sent to 1 Wellington to represent the Electors them selves, and to co-operate with the other Auck land Members in endeavouring te secure justice I to the Provincial Dlbtriot of Auo_land. SAMUEL LUKE. Otahuhu, 22nd September, 1881. O U B L I C NOT I O E. WILLIAM JAMES WATT 3, the well-known Grocer of Onehunga, has a Constant Supply oi Hgmk cured Bacon and Ham always on hand. I Agent for the Kvksins Stab. Mr Watt : respectfully invites further patronage,.



I .Amusements. a«t THEATRE ROYAL, Proprietor .. ~ B. J. DeLias. ~.^ Engagement for a limited number Of nlghte Ot'.' the popular actor. MR' W. H. LEAKE, , '; Who will make his First Appearance la Ano-**', land, on •'-■" . , MONDAY EVENING, OCTOBER' 3, "" In Bartley Campbell's powerfully-oonstruoted '-'; domestio play, entitled, _'_■-' MY PARTNER I WITH NKW SCENERX AND EFFECTS. Joe Saunders.... ..Mb W. H. Leake. (His Original Character),,. , T Supported by ,'" , De' Lias's Australian Specialty Com.* - PANT. To be followed with THE GALLEY SLAVE I . -' - ' ' WAITING FOR TBE VERDICT! THBTLOST I . , KERRY GOW, &a.,&Q. Prices: Drees Circle, Is; Stalls, 2a 61; Pit Is.', ? ? Doors open at 7.30, commence at 8. ".'* *.. ; Box Plan at Upton's, Stationers, Qneon-Btr-i <. , aR: EA T SUC Ok S .sV ■i GREAT SUCCE33I..-."_,,.,_ : ' albert hall, the grand international ?■ PANORAMA, _, V ' *-'-'>-* As exhibited In London, Paris, Vienna; Nw : York, &p„ with immense sucoess, andrproH ; nouncod by the Australian Press as .the'most t " attractive exhibition that'ha., yet visited'the- I Australian Colonies, will OPEN in theAXBERT* fa___. EVERY EVENINGat 7 o'oloold ■'■ '■ " I A Grand Musical Cabinet will play Beleotairs i from all the principal operas during I ._. _.. - *_,-, . -the evening. , , ... , . t ■*,- I Amongst the numerous aud effective Scones depioteu are the following :— . I - BATTLE OF STRASBOURG! '•'■'-'.. , CONSTANTINOPE BY MOONLIGHT I; ; -~ VESUVIUSIN ER.UPTION! , ; t Napoleon at Ithe battle of Sedan I j: EXPLOITS OF THHI'.KELLY GANG! -'- j, THE Franco-Prussian,; The Russo. ; j , -Turkish, and the' Zulu W^B'- "•-, The Bombardment of .Paris! : * *', t And Views of the Principal Cities of the* World I Every Visitor will receive.* GIFT, consisting »■ of-Watches, Concertinas,, Tear and Coffee Ser- ' Vices, Cruets, Clocks, Jewellery,.-... &o. y,-.... '..„, I Admission, One* .Shim-NO; Children Uljdß-. f 1 12, half-price. „ . ... , . . .■_ .-, ~.„ ,'*, ---• "GRAND MATINEE for Children on BATUIt i DAY AFTERNOON, at 2 o'oloqk. Every Child, ~-. jwill receive.a Gift.. AdmiSßion,.6d. , , ~. j'. ' \r 0 RNE -S.T REET : '■_ H "a%% \ . , ; - MONDAY,IOOTOBBR3,'IBBI.-r,,' * 'COMPLIMENTARY CONCERT' i" ": ". " "i '■■ "'to-1 "'-,.'■;.;;,,." ; Yy: .. ;«■ 'Miss-MAY.'Si-STiNas, ■■.;' !], Prior to hes )pepe. ture'_er Am)™ 1*B ', rs | '-it: ~•■ PROGRAMME. l -'L No. S Band; "Star Valse" . '' ,'f? 1 2. Glee, "Spring's Bright Glanoes"-Com -1 ~-.—pany ,*,:,," -- -■■ -. ,-t*** ■ ■;" t •» -.-"'- . • 8. Song, "Let Me Like a Soldier F_Il"-Mr I i ','* Ryan •»-., ■■■ . .'■'.-. -r ■■■ •'-.;-'■ "■, -■ .; <■ r ',__ Song, -8' Apart?—-Miss May Hastings , .', j 6. Duet, ''Love and War"—Messrs Aber-, **.-,* -nethy and Ryan ■ „ ■••..•: -- : '. -6. Song,'• My Pet "—Mrs Maxwell ti Song,,. I Seek for Thee in Every Flower "— ]'~.- MrAbornethy ..,." = ; • v. i 8. Duet—Mlas and Mr Sampson * ; ~-t ' _. Song, "The Sexto '~'.,_ y:. . 10, Bong, " Within a Mile of Edlnbro' Toua ~ A j . - 7-MrsMacready. „'.».-«« . ~-■ ' ! .11. Comio-rGentleman Amateur.; y ■ INTERVAL OF TEN . -~ i 12. No. 3Band, "Midnight Galep" ■•'"'■-' ---: 13. Song (to be seleoted)—MrMoNally • ' 11. Sod g,"A Dream within a Dream "—Lady ! :„: i :-; Amateur •' :•*.*...'.-'' -:>',.■ ''..•■■-.■:■ ..-■', '. ■* i-"16. Dnet, "Sound the Trumpet Fearlessly "4<i , Messrs Franols and Ryan■■-.■■,; -----i. j i 16. Song, "Parting"—MissSampson.'st,,.,» ---5 17. Song, " AUce, Where Art fSatiT — GenQo i * man Amateur .*"**;-■ - Mt*ii,**,ji-."tw*l: 18. Song, "Dreamland"—Miss May, Hastings ; : ; 19. Song, "A Warrior Bold "—Mr Ryan .^ > , 20. Song,'" Break, Break"- Lady Amateur % ; 21. Comlo—Gentleman Amateur,.: ' ', :| !-" Y"_ ii . NATIONALANTHBMJ • '' • i '-." ! Admission-Front Seats, 2s fid; Back Seats and Gallery, Is 6(1. ;-■.,. : v *- ! :--, Doors open at 7.30; to commence at 8 o'clock. - a dmiesion to Q_a_rllle Party: Doable Tickets, Is 6d: Single, Is.. :* ,-;■ :c:l.*.-.:--i ,', I Refreshments provided at reasonable prices. : CH 0 RA L H A*L L. SYMONDS-BTRS-ST. Under the patronage of .the- Very .Rev. H. J. Fyhks, Vlcar-GBneraL' "' A , G R A N D '■'.•. CO N C E R T ".,„,.. (VOOAL AHD ISSTBUMKNTAL), Will be held in tbe above Hall on, WEDNES DAY," Ootober 5, 188 Lto help to defray the expenses of neoeßsary improvements lately made in the CONVENT BUILDIKOS Or ST. MARY'S, KINSONBi; Doors open at 7.30, to commence at 8 o'clock. "Tickets, 2s 6d, to be obtained as follows:—Mr CanningandMrCallnan,Quee--street;MrFlynn. .* Wellesley-street; Mr Lonorgan, Mrs Lynoh and "Freeman's Journal.'" Wyndham-street; Mr; Yates and W.J. O'Brien, -Parnell; audfrom tho Sisters of Merby at .the Convent. ; - . ; .,-", , APEBAT'IC /IL A S S, Mr. Gordon Goooh will beipieased to receive the names of Ladles and Gentlemen (Amateurs) desirous of studying the Music ot an English Opera, to be produced, in the first instance, in concert-room X.c, Opera de- Camera > form, Should anch first (concert) performance refiec oredit upon all concerned, steps will be taken to - S reduce the opera in costume, and acted accord, igly. AUwhointendjoinlngolassttocommence In Ootober) must be working musical members, and take part, con amore, in all the singing, whether chorus, concerted (soil), or principal ports. Under-studies (for double caste of char acters, if wanted) will also be allotted. The fee for the* season—from the first practice,- and including the performance in conoert-ro_m— will be 10s Sd. The regular evenings for prac tice will be Wednesdays, at 8 p.m., and same will be held in the School-room at rear of Supreme Court,"" The selection of the Opera jwill be announced "as-Boon as -chosen by thd conductor. Names of intending members to ba sent in ,to Mr. Goooh, ORorke-street, Albert "■■■_' Park, as soon as possible, bnt fees not payablo tillflratpraotioe. Vj "_. __'' - .' '>] -y Art Unions, "'"'i A R T ft M i 3* N . ■ ART UNION I ~ , r -£=" THE CHOICEST COLLECTION ','.*■' ' ''" '.'.". 'iii ,« '*;'.*.■;..;*.'.-. • '"■'i'r'--' ,"W ' ■ -*- '';''."*.-. :V'''" *1Y 0;I L PA I N T I N G S . - KVEa. BXHIBITED IN AUCKLAND, ,'*,*. i J;, Will be disposed of by *' ,",*-, * ART UNION.-'' " '"" "'""'' " 800 SUBSOBiB__t3. Tickets, £1 Each .'■;,* The Pictures are the property of a retired officer ..::'■ of Her Majesty's Navy, and are ' .now on view at. EDWARD WAY T,B|S " 100, /QUEEN-STREET, Z'tl 'Auckland. _ . -< Boots and Bhoes "DQOTS! BOOTS! BOOTSI PUBLIC NOTICE. . > Having sold to Mr S. Coombee, New Zealand, Clothing Company, a Lease of my Premises. * the whole of my Large Stook of Boots and Shoes Must be SOLD at ANY SACRIFICE, as I must give up possession at the end of November next. This is a Genuine Sale—no puff—as any stool left wiU be Sold by PubUo Auction. .' •".; N.B.—No'credit will be given during the sale, except to my wholesale customers, it being my Intention to devote the wholo of my time to thw ; branoh ofthe trade only (Mill-owners, StQra* keepers, and Shipping). - ,'- i;" i '-J Y'^__ AU Accounts owing by me are reqestod to:no sent in, and all outstanding -debts due »ma * 1 must be ;promptlj" paid within tiro months of a the above date.' y■ ■■ ■_'■ -. -,;, ~■_--. ,J| NotetheAdd««- wNHiLLt m, Qdeen-Strekt. ,* - '-r . ... : : -^— -■ ;■ ■ yZii. B lue B oot. Blue Boot; ■ ■*:," -, . *.- .; _*■ *.■:,*.-,.. -....,., ". "■■■.': LOOK OUT '; - ■ ... ,;';.., -i *...POBi .'.'..'."-"; C, Bwx™ ?|J[Bluk Bo.oi ! ADVERTISEMKNT t * , . : , * • *~*,. *,*, -:■*.' ~, : ■, „r; ~,,*',, ,-*,.*. K y,:; ''■ In a Vs^ Daxb. .;*-_:'. jp*w\ '■'V**"'"■'■ 'sMa AM