The Auckland Evening Star.

Vol. Xyf— ifo, 3,4Q4

AUC^SND, VN.Z.. THURSDAY. JUIME 30, 188 I»

(Published Dailt.)

PRICE: ONE PENNY



, '.; :,",'' Shippinfit S' -J-<-~^_^4 ""ITNION STEAMSfeIp' \r~^?.' U COMPANY OF NEW I'o^feA 'ZEALAND. i|b^-~~-A Time.. Tab-lk—» ■ ■ [1! June, 18S1. j ' FoiI'GISBORNE' .<A»IER, WKLLINGTON ■LYITELTON, POET■ CKALMWP.H. _wn t . ■''"' BLUFF (from Qni_gvr-STrKiCT Wh»rf) - ■ ' -.' Steamship. Date of Ruling. Latest ■ -~.;,,, g , Train. RotomahanA* Thursday, 3r, noon — ¥,' T E ANAU Thutc, Ju y 7,10 a.m. — _ FOX TARANAKI. NKLS'CfS, PICTON, WKL '-',.'.' .LINGTON. LiTTKLTOM, -AND West j . #i.■ Coist Ports ifkom Manukao) Pknouint Tuesday, July 5, lp.m 12 noon -■' ' / r' - .1 ■■ , | ,;•* ■ '. EOF. SYHNItY. I ; .*"' .Albion' Friday, July 1,4 p.m. —~ ' FOR MELBOURNE. Via SOUTH. | I Rotomahana Thursday,' 30, noon — . BR ■• TEANAtr Thurs., July 7,10 a.m. — t * FOR RTJBHKI.L and KAWAKAWA. Ai__iON Friday, July 1,1 p.m. — s t-T Cargo must be alongside one hour -before , •! ; ' , ... time of doportnre. Piissage Tickets must be taken at the offioe before embarking. . . , Au'kl.iid Branch t % 53 Qneen-Btreet. 5.% QijeaM xo lujnjliOm. '■■'- '^f^^^^ ';rORIENT~LINE. :*" ....' a**""Bß3™™. Iho iollowine Steamships be. | " onginff to the Orient Steam Navigation Com' Sa'aytLimitedl.and the .'■ aolflo Steam Navigation ompany. will leave SYDNEY at the nnder -3 mentioned dates: for MKLBOURNE. ADE LAIDK and LONDON.via SnezCanal: -- » W Steamer. I rteg.'lon'ge | Date. ' . SORATA. I 4,061 JulyS " !! , CUZCO..L... 3,849 July 22 I >A" CTOPAXI ....... I ', iMi August 5 .*-..' 0R1ENT..,..! i!5;386 • Ausustl9 . '*.. ;GARONNE......_.| . 3,812 : Sept.2 i. i-. And the Service, will fbe raatntaluea ny sgo ilr .', oeedjng steamers at intervals of a Fortnight. i'jr.J, Anckland pissen'.orsioin ♦Sorata' at Sydney, , per'Albion,'on July.4, .-■■'-,.-. '■ ■ .:-*;.. . Fare to London, 15 to 70 guineas. ~ I . ' Suba Canal D.nei ( 83in addition, , .-,.■.-. *■■'~ - Parcels hooked throhih to London. •».j ' Pas:e_"»ers o 6h book from Auckland at*a through rate to rover Intorqolonf-il faro and . -! Cunnl dues, and so sooure,special advantages. 1 #ti '. Passages from London oan bo granted in ii Auckland. » , . ~, jjß' i Jor plans iand full partloulais, apply, ;ln London, to F. Green, &■ Co., apd -Anderson, "ij Anderson & Co.', Joi-it Managers of the line; jyji or to the Agents in Aucklana :„/ ' ".'"'"Sti. '~' Z '. > ' • UINION _y___AMßHli. COiOF_..ZI ■ ' 1... ■ 'Liulted) ' - " -'';'". f :..' ~;!,'" - • ~;..'. Qneen-Bireefc ... w . ~ , ..-,,■., .; ; . -:,t,,..~* fTTj.' 1 1 _Sfc{JS_s-l "PENINSULAR AND ORI-' ENTAL STEAM.NAVIGA ... '"wasffTlON COIvtPANY. ■ » i FEOBABlS; SAILING ARRANGEMENTS. For CEYLON, &c, with Mails and Passengers for EUf,OPK.atfd the EAST. S'tran-fir''^ - -I ' l^ave I Leave BK'V,.> .- Tr™\. ■~ . ■■■■: ,-J. Sydney I Melb'rne WLWsmAhWA '.. ■■ July IS ■ July ; 16 ' PE^HAWUR ~„.. July 27. . Aug; 1 ■■■ -W5tm'i..'..;..:...'..-.....:: ,Ang. 10 Angas . - . t "Iplace and Hour of Departure:— .-■ I ■ _.. SYDNBYv.- " r' J Circular Quay, at'9"a.mJ ■;, Mt_u.euE-CBi.; K-diw?ay P_er,'at,2'i-:nfc} ; , ' ,' 1 Adelaide ...Glonelg, about sp.m. I " For further information apply to . -■-•• CRUICKSHANK & CO.. Kv':'j!;: f.> ; ; »-. ">' ' > Agent3for Auckland. •' _A_^__ OASSENGBRS'LINtf OF. - i_^vf%v -^ PACEKT3 TO NEW 2EA- I m'mmWum-n OWNED T?Y MKSSRS. SHAW, I I _i - BAArILLIC. &__b„3l.a,eadenha_:.3treet., Londor. plijp"*** The above line- of ships ore regnlai traders I r to Blithe principal ports in New Zealand. They are olippor ships, classed Al atLloydsr,_and.com ty -t-Hnded by experienced masters. The bill of fare Is most substantial, and of the best quality, and the accommodation roomy and convenient. 1 The undersigned are empowered to grant pas < '<!" sages; from London to New Zealand, payment for ; .''■' which have been guaranteed in the colony. fJ. Return ships to London also leave at [almost • rogulnrintervals. ... .. Full particulars on application to L. D.. NATHAN & CO., ) OWKN & UKAHAM, > Agents. J" J i-::i ■•■ '■■'■': CRUICKSHANK & CO. J ~...; ' !n^-T.m>- O.T.EAM. TO THE HOT I ■'■'■■ ..',:^stts^*'^> SPRINGS, MAHURANGI, :-f-io--_--_-m^MATAKANA, ' KAWAU, AND I . OMAHA., ' Thea.B. ROSE CASEY, Al.tLloyds. W. Somervi'le, Master. p For Hot Springs and Matakana—Every Twea day. at 11 o'clock M For Hot Springs and Mahurmgl— S. 1 . All cargo must be down half-an-hour before : tdvertlsed time of eavlng, or It will not be $<'■ No Poroels Or Goo Is token without a .hipping o^note* '.■.'•''' : ' .'; ' ' : : ,i For freight or passage applxM _ _._,_»„ (. r ,,: t j .. ..f - 4, DAoKXi ; ;!•:"" JunelS, 1880 ~ .'.,■■ '. . "•iw-c^_^'^\T7"AlKATOJSTEAM NAVI-' 1 W GATION CO. tLIMITED). li.! %Ui' :■ .NOTICE. .'■'■ ! t'!'The.Anckland Ag.ncy of this Company, is He-noyed from Fort-street to No. 10. Wyndham _.■*■ sti .■where full-information may be obtained *, "speotlngWaikatoßiverTr|ffl £iußiß;i S,. . Agent, i *! ' vCK4^ QTKAM TO TKEj my !!; ''.\'w_____Ks_> ■ ham c s ■ • iT!* AROHA GOLDFIELDS, . CONNECTING WITH OHINKMURI, OMAHU, II WAITOV PLAINS, and MORRINB- , 1 VTLLE, PIAKO DISTBIOT. ' I t *<E N T E RX R I S E «N O. 2," P.S. 'PATIKI' & S.S. 'VIVID.' • 1 ' FromAWklandt '. From Thames 1. ! ■ -'.''' Friday, 12midnight Saturday, 11 p.m. .. , IU ' ' The time table ot river steamers to be seen £jt I Enterprise' Office, Wharf. , ~, ~| I To Thames ... Saloon. Vs 6d; Steerage, 6a U-'-'y To nhinemnri throngh, 5s extra ■ i, To Te'Aroha through, 103 extra j] Not responsible for shipping, carrying, or Jla-, 8 :ob- Ting live stook. . ' ". jj H I Notice.—No. cargo will, bo received ofter 5 1 p^^^^^^SfWyco., •;, JU .1 -. -. ' •-. : Agents. ■ 'll : . -i_r__av_ ljlOK RUSSELL, WHANGA m ■ 3-W-sm™ BOA.'AND MANQONUI. j,. SH The s.s. 'lONA' will leave every Mond-.yats M p.m. (weather permlttingl. Passengers booked 1 ~ aid small parcels prepaid at tbe OJBce on the Wharf. No cargo ieceived after 4 p.m. FOR WHANGAREI AND MANGAPAI. i The s.s. ' ARGYLE' will leave for the above places every Tuesday and Friday at 5 p.m. FOR TAURANGA. ■_ -SiSZ' GLENELG' :. J" : Will leave QuOen-street Wharf at 6 p.m.' Hi ':.i.i... Thursday,. 30th . „: .._.,__, 'J Connocting'with J s.s. ' Staffa' for^Opotiki and i , <-East Coast ports t pn Tuesdays only} 1^«» ««t ---.ectingwith s.s. 'Katikati' for Katikati Settle ill .. n«nts. ■ j.-r ■ ; ~.. i m '•' Veathor and other circumstances permitting, received after hmmoK W&- its ' \". ■ 1.-i ■'■ Manager. H : '''loZtimT' IOTOP. LYTTELTOK; -_^_I^^_. JP VIA WKLLINGTON. j MmStW^' The fast-sailing Schconer ■■&"'•■'; CUTTY S ARK, . Will have immst_.iato tlispatca. For Freight ji apply on bo.rd-v.harf. MASTKB , A(rent . H^fi^S^. W A:IU,K.' U AND ONE: .JBI^. VY HUNGA STEAM NAVI- J J*\- amaOfCATION CO. (Limited), r J ;|I !i sn ;;■■ ■ TIME;TABLE-IUNE, 1881. ' , :||, ■' B" ■ 'HAUvmxj.' i Leave,Oißhnßga.:;;i)j.i Leave' Woinkn: ||| ..i^Wedneßday^.loam 29-Wed_iestlay,.lß;noon 9 '••• , i Manakaa Heads—Every Thursday, at 8 am. ■ '[' '■- ~t,... v; ~"'.' A. CUNNINGHAM, Agent.l !> 111 (if N.B.—By order,of the Directors, on and after [II June Ist, all Freight by this steamer must be :|j . Ptepald. , . ~.''' ~" ';, ' ' ii :4&_&-^ O TEAM TO THAMES, CAR- I *_3_s_3_r' RYING PASSENGERS AND my il'?*P CARGO,OONNECTINO WITHOHINE II -ITOBI, Omahu, Waitoa Plains, and Mobbinb- I . villk (Piako District). . %, j Time Table, ', J t : ii,. ( . . S.S, 'ROTOMAHANA.' ~.,.. ! Uf 1 ::;;■■ '„ ' From Auckland: ~: , ; . . ■ .. ~. Friday. 4afternoon ,i ~. B '■'" j.;.1. Saturday, 4afternoon m ' ' From Thames t Jm :,.i ijS'-'nSatnrday,'9morning -■'- . j /■ Fares to Thames: Saloon, 7s 6d; Steerage, ss. /• fi liFreight through to Te Aroha, 25s per ton. "' ] / fi .No Cargo reoeived within half-an-hour of ad iii TUsod time of leaving. ■'•'Li-.-iil ■ ) If t...,}.' .;.- FBASER&TINNK, .;, iii if. ': ."-. Agentfc



I Shipping. I SSk?^- O S. ,' C 0 R o>l AN D E L.'-, '■■yiy^rJm "■" ** 'z&zzttrm TIMET/B'jE." ,: Leaves Auckland for Waiheke and Coro •mahdel— ?<i; ' ** Every Monday and Wednesday, at 12 noon and ITriday, at 1 p.m. Leaves Coromandel— Every Tuesday Thursday aud;Saturday, a; 12no0n.'# Weather an 3 other circumsfances permitting. AU cargo to he alongside half-an-hour baton; time of depaT.ui c. ■ , ; -, A.r: H. SWINDLEY. Manage.. .. • B'or Sale. ■VT* O Tl I C,, E. The nndersigned having many applications for Allotments in Hobson-3treet, Symord. street, Karangahape Road, Franklin R'.ao, Ponsonby Road and claeWhertj, i a speedy Sale of any placed __(':-iis-«and. C.jm mlssion charged only when sale Is effected. . D. F. EVANS, Kstate A sent," ' 1 Queen-3treet (oopo^ite I ".nk New Zealand . Tp"' O KH ' S." A',, L F, CHOICE BUILDING ALLOIMEKTIJ BELGROVft ESTATE, V ; ».-: - situated,in 5» * • ■-■ • ' '-tyr ;t i ■*" ' I KDEN TERRACE, SUBURBS; OF AUCKLAND, Plail at'Morley & White's, -j ".,..." For particulars apply to ';, »*•■ ' . - , CHRISTOPHER BAILEY, '; , ; ' , Monit Kden Roatl. lIulT TREES FOR SALE;—Apples on Blight-proof Btooks, Pears, Phims, Cnerries, Figs, FeacheS, Nectarines, Seo. Good plants, true to rame, properly grafted, arid best varieties, £1 per 100; 12s por doz. Grape Vines, ,Lemon»,; Oianges, Chestnuts, WalnuM, .Goose .Sqtfiea, Currants, .Raspberries,: and. Rhubarb Roote,,at current rates; Roses-the best collec- I tion In tbe colony—6s, 9s, ,12a, per doz,; £3 per 100. Time for removal, July to September. Terms strictly cash.—W. J. Palmes, CarJetOri Road, Auckland. I'pl O X i! ,L :E, » 50 cases CASTOR OlL,''in bnlk^ .'" I 100 drums LINSEED OIL, boiied|ona raw ' 10 Sasks ■-~.. „ .. , &} ■ . If/Mi, ■■ >'• 5 oaskß COLZA OIL ,*/;j . 20 drums' „ ~ .•' *■ ; i t _, ,'; •20 drtjjns TURPS. ", *, j f •V. S. LA U R»I E, , o v,' Wyntlbam-street. '. Tjl , M I.TC.H EL SO % • &;-. Co. . ?. HAVE ON SALE AND TO ARRIVE:[ i ■ I 3000 sacks Oats i "» , 600 *„ .' .'Brantj . " ■■ 'y ■ ■ .i '"l .- 80. „" ShsrsS- ,: '?•'' •_] '■'■■■ '■ _. 20 tonsFlqur, :', .; ,*-■ iI: J* 80 sacks FOwl Wheaf *', .. i (ii Maize,- Barley,Cliaft, &c.s • NO. 1.9, QPEEN-STREBT WkARF. ;T iRIUALSI, i .OALS! /^OAL_V! NEWCASTLE "iNDWHER, BEST til r , CLASS COALS, And alstl FIREWOOD, : J FOR SALE, at Lowest Rate!?. •'""■.£. '.;'•. 'f. 'a. TWINAME.';'* J r ; J;, ' J; CdA^i YARDS :'FORT-STREET. |^ ■ xxr ,'^i',"A '.-N-, ;g-;.a' 'r .c \% Look In at H. A. McKean's Window, and j:ee SPLENDID S^OW OF MILLINERY a'fil. :■'■■ . •' i--. AND - ' -■'' - . . FANCY GOODS. '..J. ':. Velvet Hats, from 2s 0d -'l)-! Velvet Toque?, from 5s 6d ~ Trimmed Hats, from 7s 6d .. j; Parisian Eohtieta, _rom-2_a ;»*' - ~; r^Plush Hati. 5s _»'■'■■ •■ » ,',' ;.Un trimmed-Hats, from let. ._m__. ii. -^"'-*lnah'-?__BB4fi_.'frt_o'oii-. -. '**'- 4t.«.1. Fancy Coi arettes, from Is 3d Wool Bbawls, from 3s 9d .';..-.«■".- . •* Small W- -\ Shawls, Is ' • Children's Polka Jackets, from Is 3d | Ladies* Hose, coloured and plai.i FOR CASH. . Fhotograpliß, TTNIVERSAL /COPYING Company ' y :':y. ; ;-' or S A N 2 F R A N C IJS C O. " NOTICE. * - I Have Jost Dbxivered A Large Number ot Very Boantlfnl Portrait Pictures, To the Order of many of THE LEADING. CITIZENS OF. ' ... , AUCKLAND, ,;'. - - ' and having now on hand a number of orders, many of which wUI reauire my own persona inspeotion in tho execution of them, }j IT IS MY INTENTION to proceed with them to Son Francisco at :an '..,.. ■. , ;■■■. Early Dote. '■''■■■ > Whoever desirea to have./;j ; :iji • A PERFECT AND EXACT LIKENESS ...-.,;•/ ,/. ;;;!■ OW AB.%"<.'-''■'■'' •". Relative, or Friend, Parent, Child, OR OTHER, Deceased or Living), 'will please ommunicate their address to me, in writing, WITHO UT DELAY, when I will wait upon them personally for further partionlars, 17, INSUR4NCE BUILDINGS, ~., AUCKLAND. Jnne . th, 1881. HY. CLAYTON. pUR LI C N; OTIC k MRS DUVAL begs to call the otten|ion of tho Inhabitants Of Hoton-street to the fact that she hr^ taken tho ocxnmodious premises situate in noi-3.n ---street, and has Commenced Business aa a FANCY TOY REPOSITORY. vA fetcat selection of Choice Tobacco and Cigars. T> U B L I C NOTIC E. i J. GILMOIJR, '; l. ■ '■' ' DraPer, ' Upper Symonds-steeet, Wishe3 to infOrrit' the Public that he has just raceived an immerse stock of I-.dies" arid Gentlemen's Umbrellas in black: and coloured, and is selling them at prices that.ought.to com mand the attention and give wl.sfnotion to everyone, who patronize his shop for them. These goods have been I ou?ht cteap, and, lis the stock is tt o large to sell off in a reasooaDle time they ore aarked at low prices to Mmniand. a™eedy Mle. There is.also a very large stcck of Lidios' Corsets v.rji-g in price from 33 f.) 10s 6d which must be Isold cheap to reduce. fttMk this lot very serviceable-Mays can be bad at 53 6d; strong and^well-shaped In dark rolours with spoon bosk. Every one who wants good wearing Stays Bhould see them at ~". J.GILMOUR, _'•'■■''. ' Upper Symonds street. OOD AND CHEAP WINTER '-'Z' 'DRAPERY,! ' '~ ' ■•■>. ' ;'A^L"L:.^l^'N » r 13 SELLINO ■ ' " ' PERSIAN COEDS SEBOES SATEEN CLOTHS ' RUSSELL COBDS WINSEVS BLAWJETB ' COBOEOSLnSTBES UlstejS HOSIBBT ' Men's Shirts Glovis stays SKIRTS, And aU kinds of DRAPERY, AT : Unequalled Value. Inspection Invited I Competition panao I VI df'b'RtA. STREET Next us 3. WMlam's, the People's Tailor]., _ vy HA N. G A X E r NoVne should be withou^ow ftsMSJjj! good Ulster for 17s 61 at H. A, MoKI^UJ^. ladies' Jackets from 17s 6rtto S3. Lf^fiSg ren's Ulsters from ss6d, at H. A. MCKKAW a, For CaAh' .' ~'«•• ' ■ .".•'-""'



i i —mp —itiii'iiniiifflifl.—im™ ««_■_____■______■■■^™ »; • fiiusmess Cards. ~ .... ik.—j ———* 1 0." P E L H A M *J • ■ LADDER & BARROW MAKER, -aBo and 82, Victoria-street." Every Description'of ladders, Ste-is, Barrows 1 arroW Wheels, Clothes' Horses, Cothes Boxes. Tr_.vpl.ing Chestg, Sec, on hand or made te orders. A liberal discount allowed to Contractors and on wholesale order, ... Shop and Opce Fittings,ting-jill kinds of Job bing Work dOre by experienced workmen on the shortest notice. N.B.—ladders. Steps and Barrows lent on hire. Violins bou''U. * . * One or two superior old Violinß for Bale; also, tl a good V.olincello. cheap.. .-■.'■■ JF L E.T CH,E R, • practical j. *' tailor and outfitter, Karangahape Road, Newton. ■ks.l Mosgiel Tweed Suits from £4 to Ba. ** 'JSuperflne Black Cloth Suits from £5 Ba. : ™ For Style, Fashion, and Workmanship eqnnlto ' *'' . any House in Auckland. ..«. :",. Gentlemen's Own Materials Economically * . * ' ' Made-up. , i P.I»S II ER. AN D 60„ Wholesale Sh ?pin<j avd Familt "BU'j -I BE RS,'-iOBEN-' _;EKT '-[Next Bank of New Zealand.- Auckland], Poultry of. 1. Kinds dressed to order. Prime Smoke i .T.ngnes, Horn oured Bacon Corned Beef bo. Bale in Larga Quantities., -. __3T N.P.—Dealers inGame. ■S6^,, •' I r Ive Pheas' nts forwarded to all pirts of tbe i C, JonyuDon r-ceipt o£ order. Families waited onin town or suburb-;. . ♦ ;'. '<•,.•' T>6oK-BINDING '& PAPER.RITI.iNG;] IB BEE DOORS ABOVE "STAR* OFFICE, • Mercbants' Account Books Ruled and Boimd to suit requirements. . MUSIC, MAGAZINES, AND. LA\f :'?o6KS ;.,-..*" . ■:'■! Nkatly Bound,. •'* ". ■•■• BAKERS'.&PECIAL RULED DAY-BOOKS. WBhabv Hooks strong, and ckeapw bound Wli Lll A M TEN NAN ij. PIONE-JB MANtT ACItBEB OF U,M BRELL A S AND,.' P A.__:A SOL S,« • Upper Queen street. I "Wanted Known Tennant's-A I Umbrellas are the Best and t ,eapest. < New summer'stock at pri-es to meet the times/ Recovering in the best ety.e., Wth choice variety Of-materia'. JNote—., Lent, x*s Buildings, Upper Queen t ;eet. : Estab. tygd 1869. *~.,. 'Zffj.jt Z'.^'- ' ~*'*'■■'■■ "ty C*■'" # H. P. Gibbons Sc Co. delivorfor Cash, thSe 1 BEST FIREWOOD (Ciftln'B.ooks)] OtJ .', ' J;.. :' lis Per Ton. J-'tZ.*i% '...'. H. P. GIBBONS & CO., i GROCERS AND' PHODCCE 'MERCHANTS, - { s if. Hdtison-street, Auckland. J ) J. AM ES ;.B U T CH»E R. CARTER/ CONTRACTOR* &C , '•• Goods Cari.d and Delivered from ship's side on Shortest Notice.. Ballast Supplied.?! Newcastle, and. Bay of: Islands Coal. AlsO•• Firewood (out and uncut) rpaEonable. ; T-Hi^'-'m'/A S-,Vs A M'U-Eji," ■)y. '~ mpoßTEß'or, : _i] .;, J| .. , LooKwoorfe, Johnson's, and .Other . ■ .Makes, of-Best, . '-~. .J PdCKETAND y-AB^E KNIV ES„; ELECTRO-PLATED \VARtS, .', :' / . SPOONS, Ftai-SSi&O.-. ':: j 1.." I Wholesale and Retail. -' Wholesale ahdßetail. • 'i ■■■■'■ '"-" 219, QUEEN-STREET.; '- .; '' B': R 6 S ;i Si . -KAURI GUM MERCHANT V-..,; . . A^D GOMMISSION AGENtD."*' "' J _ID.: jtossjiavinir leased Mi-Reidls New Store,' Gore-Streqir-|petweqn-"Oqatoin mm-yorirgrreßtg), ' has oommencod bu.iness fs Kauri Gum Mer phant and Commission Agent. Highest !pnce aid for Kauri Gum. Auokland, March U, 1880., W~^^ T. V O U N G, .. FANCY PAPER-CUTTER, AND ORNAMENT MAKER, ... WlsMs ,to make known that he has Opened ■ Business in GREY-STREkT, opposite Cook Btreet, and solicits a share of public patronage. Fire Ornaments. Stye Dej ibitions. General Trimming in .. -tiflcial Work of the Most Elegant Description. ___T Note the Address : , . . /ILARKE BROTHERS, KJ ARTIST PHOrOGRAPHKRS' (opposite union ban :), QUKEN-STP. BET, AUCKLAND. Photography in the Latest and Most Fashionable Styles, Executed in a manner Unsurpassed in the Colonies.. LAEGE COLLECTION NEW ZEALAND VIEWS , Always on Hand. ■ ' THAMEe UftJrtltlAOß AND DKAY j >..- . !>.. FACIORY. . '...- >' ' i ' JAM E S MAC X I E,! ■ Pkopriki ir, ;. victoria bir-set east, auckland. Repairs of Every Description in Wood and Iron neatly exeouted on the Shortest Notic", SPRINGS MADE AND REPAIi.ED, .TM-Country Orders pnnotnally attended to. ■ . . . ■ ,■ ~' y J J. AVsi TI N -'&:' Q 0., m Wholesale BOOT AND SHOE MANUFACTURER.. A Large Stock of Pegged, Rivettkd- and Sewn Goods of ah; sorts and sizes; ; f i to select from. All' Orders have. Quick Despatoh. COLONIAL BOOT FACTORY, 14. Wyndham-street, Auckland, JO H N ■_'.. SO P P E"T, ... HOUSE, LAND, AND GENEItAL COMMISSION AGENT, '~.;,> Opposite HiM.'s Oußtom-honse, FORT-STR*EET ( AUCKLAND, . -■■■■- Has Always fob Sale Large Blocks of LAND •' FARMS, both Improved and otherwlsa Also, i... HOUSKS, COTTAGEd, Sec. On Mo.t Re jnablo Terms, ! T^T H. SKI%N J, X, BUILDER, CARPENTER AND JOINEfe, Vrrr,OA« Lanb. Every Description of IBuildlngDosigncdand Erected. .- ■ All Branohes of the Building Trade exeouted by Kxperienoad Workmen. Shop Fronts Offioe Fittings fccfco T H. D A L TO ,N, &•": y ; '^' '4- " JPaSHIONABLE ZZ '':' ,' ■■,■'s. ' ■■'"■'. I' " '!'!: VICTORIA-STREET VICTORIA-StIeET . WEST- '~' '• WEST. '. ;'' —S— _— _:—■ , _{ 5 f / ;pHOS. J HARBUTT, / AMERICAN CORN BROOM, ' I , •'• ' AND STEAM BRUSH WORKS, . . I . ■ ''■'" Victoria-street East, f\ AUCKLAND. ■ • j ! Awarded at Sydney Exhibition :* : ' i Bbonzb Mkdai> and Cbrtificatk. , l-' ~' ..',.... , : ■.;... . wtW.?' ,■ ;>fl'j WILLIAM Jr. H ll MA », Corner of Lome and Victoria-str.. 6ts, ! Auckland East MONUMENTAL, MARBLE, AND GENERAL stonemasun, 'Z. xZ .1 ' ARCHITECTURAL SCULPTOR AND CARTOR, Inscriptions aocurate.and beantiful. Monuments, Tombs, Headstones, and every description of Stone Work at the lowest possible prices for town and country. . ' ~_:! FSTABIISHKD 1865. ' J ,"|\/f.R ''% T R>& FF O Kit, <->'- SURGEON DENTIST. .. '. r _ WAHMFIELD-CTBEiST, NEAR QUEENSTBSSEr. Painless Extraction of Teeth by the Oxtde-. ■ Nitrogen Gas. ■"■;' '.-''. 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■business Cards. -"' '~ .-' TTTENRY L. FORSTEE SOLICITOR ' ND BARRISTER, ~ TAURANGA, AUCKLAND.) • CI H.A X L E S P'ALMEK" J DRAUGHTSMAN «!0. ';'•', Drawings, Maps and Pir^s compiled,. Drawr to Scale ,om Ro h Sketches or Traced. Addressee.-Sco Illuminated i|%ie Highest Styli * . of the ArtSlr Auctlonoorß' Show Plans and Lithographs. Schedules prepared for Co ty and Highwaj " ' Boards. |j .. v " i OFFICE—2S, Queen-street, over National In surance cnany's Office. - ; » 'i ,1 "": \"E D "' Wy:-. A'^'R ; "t>J lsi «i'• COAL MERCHANT, SHIP' AGENT. Bay of Islands, Newcastle, and Waikato Coal in any quantity. Office and Yard, Breakwater, Auckland, opposite Railway Station. Tl W A V M ...0 U^Tv.B. SHIP AND BOAT BUILpKR,, CUSTOM-HOOSE-ET-.EET,' FOOT OF HOBSON-I ■''* •_> STREET. ' _'' •■'. , k j" ■Builder of all kinds of Yachts,' Launches, Boat), &c. Vessels Docked and Repaired. :Ship Joinery of every description promptly attended to. .' ,- ,_ ,'• Wy H' A '.' N« S* 0»:' N, .'■' CARPENTER and joiner, ' BERESFORD-STEEET, AuCKLiND, .«:;.. OppositetheCor.gregotionalChuroh. "■ All repairs promptly and economically executed.. Est mates given. Funerals furnished. , "lifl" R At, Ji 'H^RD -TICK, $' <\ ■, Z SURGEON -DENTIST, ;..<■' Shortland and Princes streets, opposlte^St. * . , Paul's Church. • ;*■'•',■*' ' Terms moderate. 5 , »-;;.,,. JW. ,'X Nl';* G . H:""T' • (LATE Olf-THE 0110? MARK IT), ! _ 'Poulterer, Fruiterer & Greengrocer, Corner of Dauby. AND'QuE«NSTRBB_rs. Wholesale and r etai Established'lß66. t... "'""4 'SHIPPING supplied. . :-. . Poultry, Dressed for<Tables' always ready. j Live Pigeoni,» Rabbits, Fancy Birds, Docks, Geese; Turkeys, and Fowls kept in stook. Game Fowls,' Spanish, Brahmas, and Bantams (Pure-bred). * ■ ~. FBESH BUTTER *AND EGGS ALWAYS ON HAND. -:-.:'y "r Lioarisod Dealer in Game. .'." "*. 429* KNIGHT'S CENTI-AL MARKET, Two doors above Arthur's Auction Mart. STEAM' CABINET-MAKING WARE '' fHQUSK, . . / ~', ..' HOB S'fl.N V S T'B E E IV;-., JAMES* REID & SON'&> FURNITURE. ■'■ ■■-■ ''. ' ; EMPORIUM. ;/,;»• ' ;' ■ *~. Orders eXecnted at the lowest possible prices, audi Estimates given for all-kino's of Cabinet* making. The Proprietors respectfully j solioit a trial.' W.l_ *' (l'! F. Co OPE R, J%■_■' SADDLER, ' J'J /.' COLLAR & [fiAIINESS MAKE,R, ;', ' 'UPt"KK QtJKI. ""■^B%KET, . Three Doors above tne Army and Navy Hotel. ', N.B.—Courier Begs, Leggings, &0., &o„ made to Order on-the shortest notioe. Charges moderate. '*"* .',' '■ '..•'" . -'4*l ' ,Ttji' «__j. XA: $ D dAS H, ' ' : -*. ;., • '. .'' .>.» ,-. . ' '''..." . . ; . u =..-'i TAILOIt, VJKTOrr- ' >' ,*„,.' -IVIELLESLEY-STRiKSIT. ' ' * '" ';- 'JWckLAND. '',< '"' '. ■ TGI DWA R D BAR TL E ST, Architect,' '.'t* i ,'. STICHBURYS BUILDING QUEEN-STREET. TmDEN TERRACE VuST OFFICE. ■ .'•• f.;m. Moßcky, ,", TEA DEALER and FAMILY GROOEUi Eden Teebaoe, Families waited upon for orderat Good delivered to any part of the Town and Buburbs. J J. SVTINN ER T O IV, • AUCKLAND STEAM WOOD TURNING V ACT.OEY, WVNDHAIi STBBET (Next Shakksfeabe Hotel), Having introduced Steam Power, he ia now pre pared to make a reduction of Twenty rer Cen : off the price of ail ■ common work. tOf Country Ordei a nunetuailv attended to ARN OC X BROTHERS SOAPAND CANDLE ' MANUFACTURERS, COX'S CRKjE;K, RICHMOND, OFFICE: DURHAM-STREET, AUCKLAND. Cash Purchasers of TaUow, "WOol, Sheepsklmr, and Bones. .•; \J_T My •; WI LL I A M S 0 N, :TT Brass Founder and Gasottteb Ib prepared to Ke-laequer Gasollers, Pendants, and Brackets, Curtain Bands, Cornices, Sec EQUAL TO NEW. Repairs in Gasfltting and General Broaswork on the most reasonable terms. . Beat workmanship guaranteed. . , , • ■ - Adddess: Hion-STRKBT, Corner Viotoria Street, Auckland R. K. BARER, j . [M.: KAWLINGS. DABEK ■■■& RAWLINGS [SUCCESSOBS TO THE LAT BOBEBT LUSK], GENERAL COMIVISSION MERCHANTS AND IMPORTERS. FOKT-STKEET ' AUCKLAND, f?i E,E. AN D P O T T E &'. \JC COACH-BUILDERS, GREY-STREET, Auckland. N.B.—Tron-bark Shafts, Spokes, Felloes. Blue Gum and ' kinds of Hardwood, at Lowest Market Prices. . .T^TEWTON VENETIAN BLIND 'IS Ai : j: w.obxs. ■' GE O. TUCKER, , VENETIAN BLIND MAKER AND WIRE v WORKER, Karamgahapk Road, Newton, Venetian Blinds of the. best quality made and fixed -t Is per foot. WlreworK, of any descrip tion and pattern, made to order Repairs neatly executed. I Ir EN vs. R SO N, HOUSfil; SHIP, SIGN, AND GKNERAL "decorative PAINTER, -■.' NO. 8, WVNDHAM• STRX XT. WP H I L L IPPS & SU «, • OIL, COLOUR, AND GLASS MERCHANTS, Iraporters.of Paoerjiansfiiißß, Scrim, Prints, Oils, Turpentine, Colours, Varnishe?, French Polish, Gold Leaf, Artists' Colours and Brashes: Plate, Sheet, Crown, Ornamenval, and Photo -isphic Glass; Picture Frames and Tapes'.-/ Mouldln_,j, Clock and Compass Glasses, olaz.d fc'ashci and Doors. Glass cut to Size and care/ullyp eked. 95 & 97, QUEEN-STREET. TAIT BROTHE R""S f MARBLE AND FRKESTONE MASON 3 Monuments, Head-Stones, Tombs, and Iron Tomb Railings. INSCRIPTIONS EXECUTED IN A BUPEBIOB STYLE. Prices and. Designs FREE on Application. Address:— "'.' ' ■'_%"' .„''.'■ Corner of-' 11 ' RUTLAND. AND LORNK STREETS. .. ...A.U.CKLAN.-B. U : [Near Junction of Queen and Wakefield BtreetsL D E.N; J AM I NT AN N.E% PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT. AUDITOR, , ESTATE AND INSURANCE AGENT, J . 70, QUEEN STREET. :. ' rmo BUTCHERS, SETTLERS j '; J. FARMKRS, AND OTHERS, " > The undersigned are Cash Purchasers of I HIDES, SHEI.PSKINB, WOOL, TALLOW, BEESWAX, &c, Sec, at Highest Market Rotes, in any quantity. „. , ~; . ;■ . Consignors direot will have prompt and im mediate cash remittances returned at satisfac tory rates. > r'- '-. IRELAND BROS., TANNEB ASfD LEATHEB MANOTAOTUaKBS, AUCKLAND.''



%I ' * Drapery. "' ,l ?. ~ Yjrr ii a :N". g. a re i. COME AND BUY AT H. A. McKEAN'S, MEN'S ASp BOYS'CLOTHING ESTABLISH MENT:-'' | ' ' t * Tweed Trousers, from 9s Sd to 17s 6d; Trouseis and Vest, from 9_.6d to 33s 64; Pagec Coats, 'from 20s-to 40s; Gal.itess, from 12s 6dto 30s: Hackiiittishs, from l rs 6d to 70s; Boys' and Youths' Suits, 25s to 103; Boys'and Youth.' Shirts, from U 6d; Men's Cotton Shirt?, from 2s y Crimean Shirts, from 5s 64; Coloured Shirts (in great vaHety) from is 6.. For Cash, TVT ELLE SL E V HOUS E. . J:. -%JTUMN AND WINTEK,.IBBI.i J ■''~■ * JUST OPENED., -'-.„■ .' :;fW B*oll TBQB Present and Comins Season. A SPLENDID ASSORTMENT of LADIES' AND CHILDREN'S HATS, In Chip, Straw, Felt, Beav.er Seal, &c.l NEW MILLINERY, ■_. m NEW FEATHERS, " '\ ,*'.*.NEW'FLOWERS,' ': ';'" '-',>:.,< "' Z. NEW DRKSS GOODS, fccj . .$,, love tt, '^; "■ ■ •'J ' v ■»-•■' * DRAPER, ;.. ' J,y "■; . ._ '...,.._ ,Wlt. ISI J J- S T B;I SI, A SINGLE CALL AT A. O. STEPHEN. \ SON'S NEWTON HOUSE, Karangahape j Road, IS aU that is needed to prove-that Pur chasers of Drapery can, obtein. Goods of equal value, and very muohldwer prioes, than at ' A.O.S. calls special attention to- hia Complete Stock ot Flannels, CaUooes,--Blankets, Plaids. Serges, Ich Beiges, Satin Cloths, Cashmeres, Tweeds. Ulsters, Jackets; also, to his Varied Stook ot Hoßiery, Gloves, and Straw Goods. , i oase Corsets just arrived. ' " A. O. STEPHENSON, jt ■■<-.. Newton (near Poet pfflpe). 'Trr;%H^A .jxZs a R;..:e : - r" GO TO tf. A. MCKEAN'S IF YOU WANT V A GOOD DRESS. \ ■.■_■.: French Cashmere, Is 9d to Is 6d per yard fe,.. Satin Cloth, Ib _d to 23 -, -'■ „ ii Col. Diagonal Cloth, from lOd per yard •Bl.chLiistew.fromls ■ ... . ' Fancy Gambronn, from od W.nceys, from 5Jd < ' ', _•____,.'' Plain and Emtio used Velveteens, from 3s Ud SPLENDID fALtfE FOR CASH. AgenV for the Auckland"Music Warehouse. "VTOTICE !_We can Baii; wdl sell Cheap. i_\ .Having received a lot of Ladies' Ulsters sr.d Jackets, we are selling-thorn oheap, also other Goods. Ladies' Ulsters, Us 6d; Jackets, losSdi" a lot of-Long-coloured Faathers, from2s 6d to 7s 6d; Ladies' Satin and. Silk j Ties? Jr.m 2s to 7s 6d; Velvet -HatS, 4S (5 v ; Straw do., l's; Flowers, In coloured silver and gold, 6d: all WOol Flannel. Is; Men's Guernseys, 2s; Extra-Quality Wool, Socks, 8d; Wiae wincsy, 7d; lot of Lustres, Is and Is 3d; Boys Middy CaDß,3s; Children's Gaiters, Bootakius, Boots and .feotiers, 6d; Diapers, 9d; Mens Cotton .Socks, 4d; Boyß'Fel. Hata, 2b—Gbqrg ft Caktjsr, 89, -victoria-street West, next Adams.; Jeweller. ,' » " j *'* : :.'■■;' T^OTICE T9*'THE PUBLIC.' .■v MUNRO &..MILLIGAN- (i' ' Beg to announce that they have oommenoed • • _)'Business as '■■,■ ■"i I '■•" ftp. i,, T\RAPEK;B *AND p LJO tf HIER S it. . . ■.'■' ;''' <ON THK ,v* " ; l! Deferred Payment System, 1y H . ,1 N^i-RH X '-;iK ATRA_T OA HI "&- " _R*6 A» (Opposite Newton Post Office), Where they have a Well-assorted STOCK ■■">; ' of'the'. Zii. BEST .CLASS GQOp#j ' In the following Departments t— : Dbesses, Prints, CALICOES, LONfICLOTHB, . sheetings, Linens, | ....... Flannels. Blankets,: Rugs, Cabpets oxford shirting. counterpanes, ,-, f Waterproof Cloaks, Mantles, French Merinoes, SHAWLS, Cashmeres, Silks, '< *■' ;;. Shirts, . Curtains, Umbrellas, Mantle Cloths, ' and Tweeds. GENT LE M EN'S CLO THING In al its Branches. The Deferred Payment Si/stem hasheen found to be a great boon, by enabling those with limited incomes to procure neoessories in the easiest possible way. . fv M. & M, having had considerable London ex perience in this partiottlar System of Business, and having their Goods direct from the Best London and Glasgow Firms, are in a posiSipn to offer the BEST GOODS on the Most Advan-, taokouS Terms. *sr Note tlie Address,— , , -jl/TUNRO & TI/riLLIGAN, KARANGAHAPE ROAD fOnnoaite the Newton Post Office). TT^ HA N G A R EI. YOU SHOULD GO TO H. A. M c KE A, N, FOB . , Bo rock's Long Cloth, Hi to lid Gr:yLon-.C_oth,.dto9d „,..... Grey Twill Sheeting, 2 yds wide, la 2d ts la 3d Welsh Flannels, from Is to Is 9d Kaiapoi Hannels, ls6dto2»3d Largo V arlety of Shirtingß, 7_d to 2a Wd Laco Window Curtains • '''"'..' Short Window Curtains, in great variety Splendid Blankets, from lis fld ' Quilts. Coloured, from 4s Toilet Covers, from 10|d. *"' FOR CASH. AUOKLAND PRICKS AT H. A. MoKBAN'S FOR CASH. Agent for the "Observer." IN according thanks tor past ravoure, I wish to state I have had my premises made mnch lar?er nnd better for business purposes, and hare now a nice assortment of Gocds, which, if itißpteted, cannot fail to give satisfac tion for the very reasonable prices markc.1. Cash Customers, 5 per cent Discount; Booked Accounts, ai por arrangement, and no abate ment. Having bought well, I intend to give any who may favour me with a purchase the bene _.t. J. HEAPE, Symonds-street, IV/I ILLIJNJEKY! MILLIMEKY MRS. MACKRELL, FASHIONABLK DRESS AND MANTLB-MAKEB, KARANGAHAPI. ROAD. KILTINO DONE BY MACKINK FOB THE TRADK. Next door to the Post Office. ■VTOTlCE.—ureat Surprise! The Ladies i 3( all say that Williams's is the Cheapest House in Town for Fancy; Drapery and Small Goods. A splendid lot of Ladioß* Underclothing, Skirts, Lace, Ties, Ma"teso Lace, Ribbons, &o.; a lot or Ladies' Back Combs, Belts, and Neck Frilling, all prioes from 2d a yard; a nice lot of Gilt ana Black Brooohes and Earrings, cheap. Ladies from the country would do well to buy their goods at Williama's, Cheapest House in Town, foot of Grey-Bteet, four doors from Market Entrance, .opposite Dampier's. Open 1119p.m J* F TOMLINSON S • ADVERTISEMENT. '"*S s ULSTERS 1 ftJSSjS! ULSTERS! ULSTERS! ULSTERS! ULSTERS! JXCKKT3 i ULSTERS ]l Just Purchased, at a Heavy Discount, the ' BALANOE OF ULSTKRB AND JACKETS from a Warehouse, comprising about 375, assorted sizes, fashionable colours, and aU newest styles. lath' determined to cleat tl_e___ out at Below Original WBol-malb Cost Pbioe. Special Quotations: Children's Ulsters, from 5s 6d. Ladieß' Ulsters, from 93. Ladies' Black Cloth Jaokets, from 10s 6d. Also, ANEW STOCK OF JERBEVS Superior Quality and Fine Make, button behind, at 12s; worth 7s, t_T Come and Judbsi fob Youbsbl . c "®» F. T O mTTn SO N, Draper, Parhell. ■ -yETERINARY NOTICE. J. G. LAWTON. o£ Onehunga, informß his friends that in all coses for the future his Fie (for very evident reasonß) wlll.be Outs Guinea prepaid.



Business Noticaa. •"' *>-,_ THE CHEAPEST HOUSE IN T.OWF FOB r '.'\ CONFECTIONERY, ■> '*' * Junction of Grey-street and Queen-stre«t.| '■J THOMAS CAIN. ~.'►* ' ' Every description of Lollies on hard. THE ONLY HOUSE OF CURIOS EN TH* WHOLE OF AUCKLAND ANL THK COLONIES (next Black Bull). D. N.~GARNIEK <Near Star.Hotel), ALBERT-STREET. M. Gamier respectfally invites the pitronnz. ot the public Willi regard to his choice article "el vettu, and the fact that rll kinds of repairs in Jewellery and Works of Art receive the mc.t prompt attention. "On parte fra osais." 1 MPORTANT PUBLIC NOTICE. "' OPENING OF THB! CHEAP HARDWARE' STORE, Wellesley-stkeet 'WEST, _ . i V JOHN FRITH if. Begs to.inform the Publio of Auckland that he "*, • isnow offering all kirdslof ;.- GLASS, CHINA, J3ARTHENWABS, BRUSHES, I . ■ ■ If ' ' AND '" W . '■' '~ T ALL KINDS OP GENERAL HARDWARE, At Considerably Less than Qucen'-street Prices, A Call Invited to See for Yourselves.1 * . ' . . Note the Address;. THE CHEAP .HARDWARE STORE, Nest to J. and G. Buchanans Stone and .' Marble Works, vg , WeH-ZSLKY-STKEET WEST. U ■ , |Bit«H I' N A, G;L A?B S, .'••_ i • ' .; r andc ■_ 'ri ■. .. ;/ «. JJakthenwarlj], BESTJAND CHEAPEST ASSORTMENT *. ' IN'NEW ZEALAND, r jG. BB 0 W H, ING, -. :,;i. .rt (LATE J. B. FBANOIS), ' ' , 225, QUEEN - STREET. . ~: ,A S I hive been appointed Agent for thq , , NEW ZEALAND EXPRESS CO.V .'. I am prepared to FORWARD PARCELS to all pa.'s of New Zealand with despatch, and at a . Lower Rate i than- lhas' hitherto been charged. ''" ■ . '•>■ ■_' ... , JOSEPH CRAIG, ' , ! Go TvO B,A- T B to ROths Publio Hot, Cold, and Shower Biths, Victoria-street Hast. Charge, One Shilling. Open all \t_eek days from 7 a.m; to 9 p.m., and Sunday Mobni.-.*G3 from C till 10 fl.m': The Bath-rooms are all rrivate, and supplied WithcYcry convenience, 'tjirkiih fOwcl3, flesh and hair brushes, combs, respirator , soap., &c, Se'rat bath-rooms '(private) for Laai:B every da»'; at all hours, With female attendance, One Shi likg. Please nbte the address: Victorir strest East; above the Greyhound Hotel, and next the Cheap Bedding and Furniture Mart Auckland.. -'V- ■* ■ • t-* -'■ "'■'"' . - ■ •->-< jni'H U.uR C HrO R SANS. '', 'J, '■;."'H O W.D E' N, ' v SHORTLAND-STREET, ' ; *' Is in a position to supply Churches,. Chapels, &o„ ■ • with ORGANS, , j ~: ijt,. \\. >As* Pbioes fbom JSaOjro .§_^^»i4_-.:;. i Guaranteed of the Best Manu_Sbtnre,"and . Cheaper than can be Imported from. I England. ■ ,"; OT Specifications and Prices on application. Ta Arrangements made with Churches and reliable persons for time payments. >" . f ' SHORTLAND-STREET. Ai STEP H ENS ON, • Newton Fakcv Bazaab, , Tot Wabehouse. Stationeb, Wools, Silks, PiOTObkb, and Obsaments of eve-y des cription, begs to call f.e at* >nt "on of the surroundibg public to his Choice and Varied Stock of the above. Schools supplied with all necessary materials. A. nice assortment of Clocks. • * The Prioes at this Establishment are consider ably under Queen-streßt Prices. A Call respectfully solicited. ~ i PTIRE! FtREI FIREIIf FIRE I Salvage Stock, cheap jewellery. H. G. PAYNE T .ving rf3med Business at No. 166. "Queen street, opposite Arthur's Mar wil ' ; sell his Salvage Stock of WATCHES AND JEWELLERY at an IMMENSE REDUCTION. h. g. Payne. WATCHMAKKR. Bio 166. Queen Street T\ON'T FORGET ME, Mollie Darling. JUST OPENED, A GkandHAssortment of Wedding Presents . ' ■ ■ , in stebling silvbb goods, :■■' -i i At Reasonable Prices. Salts ia cases., Ifhave everything that is made in Sterling Silver, F. H. LEWISSON, Jeweller, Queen-street. Auckland. TO THE INHABITANTS OF MOUNT EDEN. '..' MRS. HTCDLEY begs to inform the residents of Mount Eden tbat she will opsin the Corner Shop with a well lisscrted stock of Drapery and Cothing on Saturday next, 18th June, which will be offered _t, town prices. Inspection in vite X—Mrs. Helley, corner of Goal and Mount Eden Roads. !'-'••''■ W" H AN G. A R E 1. If You Like a Good Cup of Tea, you SHOULD Go to H. A. MckEAN fob youe Tea. He elves universal satlsfai itlon.' best canterbury bacon, '; 9_d per lb. by the Side, . Fob Cash. tar Agent for the Auckland Evening,Etab SANFORD'S FARM PRODUCE AND FRUIT. Dairy Fed w PorkPles CllOp?. Ud _o^-4^rk^-mmS*-W. &, Ilead8' 6d 10. *mtW_V_Wm_____ftjj__\_W g &ua a g e SUPERIOR POTTED HEAD, 8d per lb ; Vegetables, Oranges, Apples, Bananas Poultry always on hand. ' Fine Young Fowls from Is 9d to 3s 3d each, : ■•_: Victoria street, four doors above /Jbert street And at 3id Stall City Market, Queen st entrance (SATISFACTION FOR YOUR SHtLLING ")3, IF YOU TBY a tin Ol' WILSON'S EXCKLSIORBAKING POWDER, Ab MiNUFAOTDKED BY F. GOODWIN. Test'.t with any other at more money, and in the f a'inre you will buy Wilson's, lit only needs tobekn(/wh*a^.^urethesale. It is a first-class article at a rea^sin? I'rice; Sold _,by ,mS_ t Groiwd •>!•>'• ti. ■■ '"i larger tins, Is 3d. win: :.' 'i?;J-.y.' ' ar Soap-works, Partoit. i ''■"".- J.J' '-._ wre '_ 'j~A~la ' 7 ~c 'AX* K» : "r .'■''■' •'{.'. ~».':. ni.i-'GCHST.x, ' -. C'T.nKS ...," -e Vlf . . , .;■?;' smtnatt, '"-"J\ — ..:...- " . h.\ r"- ■' ''' II AVI. hL B RS, »ft-j .'.'»«■...!■ ~-:-...,-!, .-.'■..- handsome Cur c-bityCuw ' . -..-■.. • •(•„ ;,.,,. ir. is, and Walking Siiokr.. :■:- 1. "... , „■, . a ..-.,■ _ :.,-, a \ HewZeaimd Won'j-. -i^o";-; .;.•.(.''■'":,- ciVisns of Woodsin ti;-.'.wi ucr -M- \ Brase-bc -j CLcstii of Drawers in pi- ■*■;' :'~y!,t -; •;,..,- ;, x,] at very reason i oblopriou- -■ - ■ ........ i „ , ~.VII»LIAM .-.OKRIE, ' . . . Worker oi ' » >t j, „ 0 0d5.ij..... -nottland-street. yyr'h.J, t iZZZv R,"~iAISPENTER, ,jy ' .'_..!. JOINER ,I,'MES Mlli r ..-IHEHS ■B_i'i? to &t- ~, ,--. ■:., i\... -_ übiioof Auckland .that ha ha „,', ,- - ; .n rfi;i!ss IB above in Wi-.LLES.j ..'. ' • _ ,-■ i-.AI.T, two doora from yifji::, ,V, ,-.-. ' t-.-j., .^anch of the Trade is is.mod ( j"",; t ;,: ;]..£ wg-.ainsp li'in thepre m^-'-B i". *•■. < y., _ iij-i sGolden Crowu M.« _.'„... :' : .' V. ..



.I_usme-S Notices. ■VIEW ZEALAND GRAND GIFT IS CLUB. The Drawing for Prizes of the above Club is POSTPONKD for a short time, to enable Mem bers to pay subscriptions in arrear. Due rotic will be jgiven to-Members only when the Draw ing takes place. Subscriptions ia orrc_r ir above Club must be paid on or before 30th July. Ail tickets unpaid after that date are forfeited. - , THEODORE BROWN. Auckland, June 27th, 1881. ,mH:*E COLONIAL INSURANCE COMPANY hove REMOVED txeir OFFICES to tho Promises lately occupied b Messrs. Frater Bros., directly opposito th. General Post-office, Shortlaiid-street, and next | dOor to T. Peacock's; Optician. , ~ JAS. a GRAHAM, ''"Vi : , ' ~.", '. :"' I Branch Manager. T3OYAL INSURANCE COMPANY. ' Notice is hereby'given that, at the instance of Mr. George William Jones, ; ;'*',* ' ■Mr. Randall Alexander Lusher, Late Offlcsr-in-Chargo, Auckland Telegraphs, j .has been associated with him as Joint Agent j for the Auckland District.;."- V. . L-l 1 * ' CHARLES SALTER*, ;. j -'..■'•'". Superintendent,.'! Melbourne, M»y 13, 188 l •"". j" '",. TN connection Witl\ the above,,wel»ay?.to ■A. request a continuance of the cpiifldence and support which-' has hitherto been extended to the Royal Instance Company; aStf we -icay add that we are prepared to accept Fire Risks of all kinds at tlie most, moderate' iratea, apd to ! transact all business promptly and in a liberal I spirit. [ | .-. .■ , ' \ i :•'■ | GEO. WM. JdNES. . '.'.•-'•. .' R.A. LUSHER., j,-*, Auokland. Jnne'lS, 1881. :.l '~;.'.»' . Tt/T USI 0 I. MTU SIC I- ' MUSIC, | Songs I Duets, Pjano SolUev and Dears '' | Danoesl Victobia Magazines I • BOOKS l 'b 6OK S I B 0-O.K.S I BOOKS fpr Presents ;'.". BOOKS for Prizes I' ■'•■■.s_ ■' BOOKS for Sunday-School Libraries . —POETICAL WORfcst ' •„' NOVELS in GreatVaiJety. PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS!i^' 5 I .' r- SCRAPS! SCRAP ALBUMS I;- CHRISTMAS CARDS I BIRTHDAY CARDS 1 SUNDAY SCHOOL REWARD CARDS 1 ■''f * ITS T 0 P,E'N ED • :< " A CHOIOEIASSORTMENT op THE ABOVE • ;',:" 'h.'Z c. me a rs, ~;,,,. BOOKSELLER, STATIONE-t, AND JMUsfb jj.' S.'k'lleE, ~."■ . 'J .. J_, :: . V ' QUEE N-S.TJKE.ET. ;'■',," j^ENCING I FENCING! i*ENCI_NG 1 I oan doial kinds of Fencing at .lower, prices than anybody. Here's the proof: Bess Hobarton Palling. Fence, 58s; Heart Kotol POSts and Rails, and Kagri Palings, 455; Pmiil 'Posts, and Hdbarttki<Ra-ls,_Hß! do Kauri, Slsj Wire Fence (aSwireS, 20s; Top Roll, 355; PUriri Posts, HobartOn Top Rail .and 6 wiresfß3_. Other! kinds equally cheep. The materials and Work ; of the best description. Large Stock of .Posts and Rails for sale at low prices. Postaibored and.morticed, and rails dressed on trrounn. ~ ".'- ■ •/■ ,BAM. WHtJHep*""-* ■ Frihcer. Custom-hot__e4.ti_.3t. * TIkTEWTON AND' P0 N S,ONBY JJi ' ■ JUNCTION-STORE, * ■ f. ' _ - * '*' 'oORNEB.'Or,'.. ' . ....,,_■ ;'J Newton and Geeat North Roads, , k~\fli,TK ; *.Z (Late W. Baxter), FAMII.Y GROCER AND TEA DEALER Dairies of Butteb of Fiest-olass . :■'■:. SjUALITV. '.:, !■'>.:■' ' ;; ::,. Families Waited upon for Crdors '' '" Goods'Promptly Dsllvered. ;,'; IRE LA N D B RO T HER S, WOOL MERCHANTS, w TANNKES AND LEATHER MAN I. FACTI. RERSi IMPORTERS OF Saddlers'and Bootmakers' Machinery, English and Foreign Leather, Saddlery, Saddlers'lronmongery, Boot Uppers, Grindery, ': Mill Belting, Suction and Delivery Hose, Sec, Sec Warehouses:—Vulcan Lane and Hlg Btreet. ;. Works:—Panmure, Auckland- ! !i' Constituents' Orders Promptly and oore • Executed. TOT HAN G A R E I. SEED POTATOES (LAPSTONE KID NEYS) AT H. A. McKEAN'S. ,-...-4 Also, ~., .. Garden Seeds. •: Agent for Pond's Hoina. opathio Medicines. XjIKEEMAH'S BAY SOAP WuRKS. SAUNDERS & GILBERD, , SOAP AND CANDLE MANUFACTURED., • Victoria-street,Auokland. '; t S. & G. having enlarged their Factory to double its former size; and1 made costly addi tions to the plant, ore now in a position to com pete with any factories in New Zealand or New South Wales. The-yearly Increase of their trade, which has rendered the extensive altera tions unavoidable, is the best guarantee of tho superior character of their goods. ■ ■ .•, A Trial Is resneotfally solicited. ' . SILVER JEWELLERY! SILVER JEWELLERY 1 ' \" » "'' For an Assortment go to,F. H. LEWISSON. More in his Small Window than the balance.of the Jewellers have in stook, . BROOCHES, E4RRINGS, SETS, STUDS, •I BRACELETS, PINS, RINGS. F. H. LEWISSON. EV ™ s \ n 0 0 B W£ Wh6re ~A S. B I D LA X X (I.ATE OP LONDON), PRACTICAL WATCHMAKER, begs to inform the inhabitants of Grafton Road, Kyber Pass. Eden, and Newton that they can get their Watches and Clocks repaired and cleaned iv a first-class manner at his establish ment; also. Jewellery of every description repaired and mado to order, same price as town. Note tho address- J. BIDLAKB, , , -Ufpjsb SYMONDS-STBEET, ! Next a. T. Herbert Draper, ■Vf IGfl T S 01L CONTR AC X. All persons in tho City or Suburbs requiring the services of the present Contractor at the beddokd BATEd should make early application te G. WILSON, at his residence, Nelson-street, or under cover, addressel "G; Wilson. Night Boil Contractor, City Council Offices." 1" ti HEWIN AMD BROTHER . a ABE NOW BEIXING New Zealand Honey, in Ilb tins, at 7Jd; purity guaranteed ' Knight Bro /. Jam s, in bulk, 7d per lb. Bring your own jars ■ ~ French Prunes, 5d per lb . * Cocoa and Milk, Is per tin i Our Good Femily Tea at Is Gd still commands a large sale .*£. ~ . . . , . Goodall's Household Specialities, consisting of Eggs. Costard, Blano Mange, and Baking Powders ' '' Yorkshire Relish and Mushroom Catsup, 7_d potted Meats, 7d per tin. To reduce our very large stoc'jr. Cash Pur ohc:ors and Large Consumers will be liberally dealt with; as Caeb we must EAVr. Try our Pure Mocha and Nonpareil Coffees. F. HEWIN AND,BROTHER, Coffee Roabtebs, Fanov Gbccibs and Pbo- VIBION FAOTOBB, The opposite corner to the United Service Hotel, . ,"-.■. . . ,' QUEEN-STRttET .... ..: tnw ' B'*■■'* '•: Fonßtsa. inMorte. ATE''W-'i'2"E^L,A'NI. : EESJ»;S, y IS ' Unm&ntid, or Tastefully Mountet_|n various ways, I FBOM 12 UP TO 120yAB_ETIKS, .1 oi Forßaleby ■IE'R'TC' C R A I 0. nr> '-' / '_ " " jfelSCEa-BTBEET. ■ YOUNG WOMEN'S INSTITUTE, Agency foe govbbnesse3 and Sekvants' ' Registet. Respeotablo Servants are requested to app? UPPER QUEEN-STREET, AUCKLAND. Fee from Employers, ss. , Fee from Governesses. Ss. ■ i ■■, Fe9fromServsntß,2s6d, ' '



I Amiasemetits. THEATRE ROY AL. Proprietor « _Mr R. J, DeUas. GRAND OPENING NIGHT,! ,'.;, * TO-MORROW (FRIDAY). JULY Ist, First appearance in Auckland o J those Eminent English Artistes, M R JAM ES OAR D E N AND MISS MARSTEN LEIGH (Who have just arrive^ from England by tho 8.8. 'NOrfolk"), SUPPORTED BY A FULL COMPANY, The finest ever engaged for New Zealand. Opknino Preou, Tom Taylor's Great Historic I Drama, In four tableaux, founded on rho chief event of the Assassination Plot of the Reign of William 11., entitled— GL AN C A| R T' "V . on, is J-" i-i, WEDDED AND WOOED! To be produced with all fitting magnificence. '■ Principal Dramatis Per.onre: , >"' Donagh Maoarthy ........Mr. J. Carmen Lady Clanc«thy Miss Mabston Leigh Prices-Dress Circle, la,; Stalls. 2s 63._EK Is. Reserved Seats at Upton & Co.'s. ' >.v, Sporanar., ~- J MEL p;OURNJi'6u P, 1881. i 10 000 StiBkCRIBKRS at £^ Ea6h. | Fi sst Horse .. £ 3000 I Non-starters .. £2, C3_ Second Horse ...1,000 (divided)* Third Horse .. 500 16 Prizes of £100.. 000 Other Starters ~ 1 t 50016 Prizes of £50 .." Sf 3 _ . |llOPHzesof£lo.. 1,100 Average for other Starters is about £75 each: average for Non<starters is about £25 eaoh; and the 122 Extra Prizes, consisting of six prizes of £100 eaoh, six prizes of £50 eacn, and HOprizes £10 each,, brings up the number of Wincing Tickets to about 210. This is the best oppor tunity ever brought before the public in the Australian Colonies. " , r •* ■ 1 1. ' .Please add exohange to, cheque, iind; two ■stamps for reply and result. * *5 ! * . . THEODORE BROWN,. '■- ■ . 19, Grey-street, or Box 2lp, Post-office, I I'„' v y •■ - ' Auckland, i.' Auokland, May, 1881. . , > . i-IA, FRJS i> I A.. GAMERO-ST'S "*?".■'• £6,000 CONSULT^.TibN'* y ■ ... •-«- -■ os ' '.-, .. THE ENGLISH DERBY. 246 Horses Nominated.! _.e4£l '* '■"■' .: . r* ■ v: .. ■'.■£'<■ . •iFlrstHbVse •_ • ... ;. > „■ 800' .. Second Horse- .. >.. .. fiOO I ThlrdHorse . .. 300 ?'' . „ Stkrters (divided) ... .. .. 1000 ' Non-starters (divided) .. ... 3100 . ;, -- ~ . ■;',. Total, 'i .'. y : ~ - £6000/' ' Names of Starters and Non-starters can only be -ascertained authentically through tbe me dium of the Pr'ens, as Cablegrams from London to the Colonies do hot eive the information. ' The Newspapers with account bf Derby Race are due to reach Dunedin bv'Frisco Mall on 28th July, but this Consultation will probably be closed and drawn before 20th July, when tele grams will be feat tp the 216 winners. <__._ The Publio are informed that this will prod ably be the v FiNALItCONBOLTATiON carried through in.the colony, as very strong repressive measures are likely to be passed by Parliamen this Session, and if- so no (consultation on! the Melbourne Cup could either be carried out or fllled.up. ' "■'. ;":. ,";.•..„-' ' ,;.. ! ' .... With crossed Cheques add la exchange, Two postage stamps. . Post office orders Or regis tered letters are recommended. ; ■ ■'■:- ;., .■ > ALFREDfA. CAMERON.' Orpios :—London Chambers, Princes-street Soqth; or. 80x251. Dunedin. . ~* ;: ,»».' , i-,, ■''.' ' Prospectus, j BTODARTS LEASE GOLD MINING "COMPANY (LIMITED), TIKL CORO •■ .■ v ~, > ■ MANDEL GOLDpißtD.'r. .;; %.-■ To lie Registered .under the "Joint Stook Com ■ \ ,:, t; w panics Aot, 1839." ■' -■<■ ■ '' ; " . £10,000, in 20,000 Shares of lCs eich. Of whioh 78 Shares are fully paid up, and 8933 Shares are deemed to be paid up to Is per Share, and are held by the Promoters. Provisional Directors:— . C. Alexander, Esq., Peter Hansen; Esq., Albeit Walker. Esq., James Russell, Fsq., Major F. N. George, with power to add to their j ~'';.'.. - [number. •. .. » .. Secretary pro tern.! Mr. James fStodar . ! ~ .Bankerß:—'",. ■■•,, "! hi f!» The Bank of New Zealand. .' )', \ This Company has been formed to work the lease at the Tiki Goldfield known as " Stodart's,' adjoining ißlockmore's claim on the northern boundary, and the lease known as " Lloyd's," and the license granted to " Stodart" on the Government land. The three claims have been amalgamated, and comprise an area of about 111 Acres in one block. Mr Peter Hansen, late Mine Manager of the All Nations mine at the Thames, has consented to take charge bf tbe Company's operations, and he has expressed great confidence in the prospects of the mine, • The two leases are held from Mrs Mcintosh at a rental of £6 per aore, for a period of seven years, ond subject to a royalty of 21 per cent on tbe yield Of gold, but Mrs Mcintosh has under taken to at any time sell the freehold at the rate of £100 per aore. The remaining five aoros are held from the Government under the Goldfields Regulation's.' _' 10,000 Shares ore now offered to th publio on the following terms:—2s per share on applica tion, 2s on allotment, and the balance, If re quired, in colls of not more than sixpence per share, at intervals of not less than ore month. After payment of the Is per share all the shares will rank alike, except the 78 shares fully paid up. Ot the sum so raised, the promoters require £1000, oat of which will be paid the expenses up to date, and the preliminary expenses of the formation of the Company. The balance of £1000 will be lodged to tne Company's oredit at the Bank of New Zealand, free of charge. This amount will be amply sufficient to thoroughly open out (he mine, and prove the value or th. property. As soon as a sufficient number of shares have been applied for, a General Meeting of subscribers will be called to elect Directors and Secretary, and transact other necessary Applications for Shares will, be received up to noon of Saturday, June 2_.h. atShe Office of tbe Secretary pro tern., Shortland-streei. Auokland, where forms of application, and all information can be obtained. In allotting shsres the Pro visional Directors will'give priority to early application, i JAMEB STODART, ! Secretary pro tern. Auckland. June 10.1881. Medical. ■■■■'.'■' IMPORTANT TO FARMERS, lAVBRY AND BAIT STABLE-KKEPERB CARTERS, AND OTHKKS. CRAWFORD'S \ + HOR?-E AND CATTLE OILS, For Wounds, Cuts, Bruises, Strains, Lameness, Rheumatism, Kicks, Broken Knees, Soro Backs Saddle and Collar Galls, Swelled Legs SUA Joints, Ew_e Injured in Lambing, Seo., Seo. This Invaluable preparation should be kept in every stable—it never fails to effect a Cure in the above cases, if persevered with; it has been used with the greatest success ln numberless cases, and ia by far the Cheapest Embrocation in thoMarket, , The following Testimonials (among many others) have been received from well-known citizens :— .. ..,.. i .': TESTIMONIALS. Victoria Stables, Victoria-street, November 2,1860. To Ma Cbawfoed: Dear Sir,— Having given your valuable Horse and Cattle Oils, for Cuts, Bruises, Strains- Collar Galls. See., a fair .trial, I have grea pleasure in recommending Farmers, Liver/an Bait Stable-keepers, or anyone that has Horses, never to be without the same. 1 remain, dear sir, i Yours respectfully, F. QUICK. Greyhound Stables, Auckland. 'November 17, ip. Mb Cbawfobd, Newton: a, Having effected several cures with tbeuce of your Howe and Cattle Oils, I have ranch pleasure In testifying to its good quality in the eon. ot Cute, Wounds. Collar Bruises. Sec. Sec ■^ H. W. WIGGINS. Newton, Auckland, November 18,1880. Mb Cbawfobd Dear Sir,—l have used your celebrated Hotee and Cattle Oils, for Broken Knees and other open wounds, with wonderful success, and can confidently recommend it to anyone as tbe bes preparation I ever tried. lam, dear sir, ' ' Yours, Sec, Sec, '. ..' ■ " J. WARRKN. CRAWFORjyS HORSE & CATTLE OILS May bo hod from most Saddlers, in bottles.; at 2s 6d and 6s each. Country Ages ib Wantbd. Prepared and sold by CRAWFORD, Chemist, Newton. Auckland. CITY FLOUR MILLS AND BISCUIT MANUFACTORY., . Aucklrnd, May 7th, 188 L .1 Socks. lOOlbs. fiOlbs. . -. „, _ £ s. d. £ s.d. £g. d. Anchor Flour,ton.. 11 0 0 H 10 0 12 0 0 Extra Flour, ton .. 12 10 Or- — Bharps, per ton .. — L go 0 Bran, per ton ~ — —000 Cabin Bread.per ton 18 0 0 — — Cajes-KXHbu, 2s6d; SOlbs, 2a. Saolcg(lOOfe), u. " .T^ J. BYCEOFT & CO. '



j Amusements. #> HOR A L TJ A L« L? GRANP EVENING CONCERT, THIS (THURSDAYJ EVENING, ly Aid ot the Mission Fuhd, BL See Programme on Third Page. N AMATEUR DRAMATIC PER. FORMANCB, . ■ Being No. 2of the Serios of I "WINTER ENTERTAINMENTS In connection with 3 BT. MATTHEW'S PARISH, .'-."" Will tike place in ST. JAMES' HALL, WELLINGTON-STREET, THIS (Thursday) EVENING, Commencing at S p.m. After the Overture, "The Caliph of Bagdad (Boieldieu). by the Band, with Lunn'a celebrated Comedietta. FAMILY J A RSI Mr. Porcelain .. ._ .. Mr. FitzWilliam Benedict (his son) .. -. '... . ..... Mr. Jonos Delph (Mr. f oroela in's foreman) Mr. lMmunda Dl gory (his son) .. .. Mr. Alfred Sulhvan JoseDh (a potter) .. .. '~ M. Llnconnn Emity.. ..' .. _ Miss C. Mnl-land Liddy Larrigan .. „ Miss I. Longford, Sc .no: Countliijfcliouße of tfChtna WarehoußO During the Interlude w.U be performed Grand 81ow Maroh, "Sadowa" (H. Millard)— "Theßand* . . ■ i■-.____ ■ .< Song, *'Carlssima"-Mr.Broadhur3t Ballad. " Waltin-t" (Millard)-Mrs. Stevenson . song, -'Beauf ful Isle ot the Sea' (J. R. Thomas) >_r-Mr. Carter ',„._.' .„ ,_ BtttoSon?, viam so Volatile" (Howard Paul) ;—Mr. Worral' '.- Valse, "Fantine" (p. Bat'*ort)-Tho Band. To conclude vnth the sorea -i)inpe Farco, ; MY DRESS! BOOTS I Mr. M__mE_u_:e Mivlns (i gentleman of an excltiblo temper? ment).. Mr. F; Edmunda Mr. Tomherllk Brown (a sensation vofv list on a provincial tour .Mr. Fitzwilliam Sob (waiter and boots at Tho Sports "man's Arm5)...............Mr. AUred Sullivan Mrs. Mlvins (Mivins' esoond " venture" ....T_._.......' ..Miss M.MoKan Celesttna (Mivlns' daughter—a young 4 lady, of very , romantic tenden< ies) . " ';>,... -Vi.-..-....- .„..Miss L. Longford Jemima Ann (tto(r maid servant) % .. y Miss C. MaltlM-d ; j_oene': Hall of TheSpo4'tsmi":a's Arms. The Instrumental Music will provided by a large and efficient Orcliostra of Gentlemen a;■' .' y Amateurs... " . .;. AdmiSßign-ONK:SHIL TT iG. • God Save the Queenl " . ,v . " There was a young lady named Hlckett, Who for two-and .six purchase1 i a ticket; She cried with vehemence, 111 see this per* • f ormance;; , v There's nothing on earth that can lick it.' THE BOHEMIAN DRAMATIC CLUB :. Willi GIVK A I GRAND DRAMATIC PERFORMANCE, In aid of the Now Recreation Ground, AT THE DEyONI'OKT THEATRE,; On FR. DAY next, July Ist, when will be produced, "With new scenery and. effects, H. J. Byron's celebrated London ' Comedy, lothreo acts, entitled, -, ': £100,000.. A Boat, specially arrange? Will convey tloket holdoro to the North Shore fro of ferry chargo, leaving Que.n .-.toset Wharf at a Quartet' past seven.. ■-''•' ■Admission to all pa*.S3 of the hours, 2s 6a. ■"'"'. Lectures. '' •, STpRtIF. ERASER will give __?■ his Lectures on "The Posi tion Occupied by Phrenology," 30th June, and "Men Who Have Bison, and How They Rose," 7th July. Commence each evening at 7.30 prompt. . For Lessons on Physiology, Phrenology, and Shorthand, for Books and Private Examinations, call at the residence, Ponsonby Road, opposite top of Franklin Road, or write. OUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN AS SOCIATION. Comer oi Wellesley and Albert streets. Winter Course of ' Lectures, 1)381. TO-MORROW EVENING, July I—Entertainment, Liters,ly and Musical July B—Lecture: ''Effect of Civilization on De cay of Teeth".-B, Cox, Esq.j L.D.5.X.0.5., Eng. ■ " July 15-Lecture: "The Conventional and the Real"-Rev. J. S. Neill August s—Entertainment, Musloal and Literary August 12i-Lecture: "Novels"—-Rev. D.1 W. Runclman.M,..-. September 2-Leoturo: " Christian Work in , Australasia"—Rev. Wm. Morley ; September9—Entertainment : . . ■ b . ■■■• September 23—Lecture: "Italy and the Wald enses, with notes, of Visit to Rome and the Valleys of the Vnudoie"-Rev. A. M. MoCsl lum. p. October 7—Lecture: Subject to be advertised. Commence at 7.30. Seats reserved for Ticket' holders tUI 7.20. Tiokets for the Course (to admit bearer and lady), 6s; Slrgle Tickets for Course. 3s 6d; Single Ticket, fe, to be obtained from the Book sellers, Members ot Committee, or at the Booms. THOMAS BUDDLE, ■_____ .: ■ Hon. Sso. Rlducatjonal, 'Z HERB CARL SOHMITT, 0.M., IATB - - ' RosrAi. Conduotoe, Koeniobbebo. y'.yy :. 8m,,. Sec. Seo. -. >'».i Caids of Terms for, VOCAL & INSTRUMENT AL INSTRUCTION At Auckland Music, Warehouse, And Messrs Upton Se Co.'b, Qugen-atrflst. MISS DONO V~A N. TEACHER OF PIANOFORTE (LATE OF SYDNEY AND MELBOURNE), J:'y VVP.It of . J'ZJy'm SIGNOR GIORZA, MDLLB. CHARBONNET AND MR. ANGBLO FORREST.i _ For terms and other particulars apply to J. J Milner & Ca.'s Auckland Maslo -Vwehouße Queen-street. mHE MISSES BANKS' School will Re- JL open MONDAY. July 4th. Lessor., in Muslo, French. Drawing, and Wax Flowers, if reanlred.-Chol.oley House, Vincent Lane. jyj" Jti J.. a. ffUOUIIi, Tkaohks of the Pianoforte and Harmonium. AddißßS-Care of Auokland Music Ware hooge. "• Ri IS. K. WATK IW g" who has redded,for some years li! Franco and Germany, and who bas nadm. is p^p bafed XS J erteDC° iD tCaohinK thoße »"bjeett GIVE PBIVME^ONm FRENCH JorarrauKemenj^on^^y^etter. 1 Opper Parnaii. MR ». A 'Hi L A N ITbT ■■; tuAOßmow ' Vocal and itHSTKu'MEMTAL Music. Present Addrees- DgyowaHiiti. 30Q81-. Hobson^thbet. T™ A K* oif"~gwGiNG; ME H. GORDONGOOCH; sAflsociitlol the Royal Academy of Music, London, and Bronze and Silv of that Inalito. tioD, receives Pupils for SINGING and VOICE PRODUCTION at hia private riaidence in O'Rorfce-street, Albcrc Park. Mr. GORDON GOOCH Inform;, his FrienAi and Pupllß that he has REMOVED torn Wok? fleld-etreet to O'KOKKtt-STRffiET, AltZtP^ one house from BytMoade-street. '*"""""•** ORGAN, PI A N OFOKIE j j:..:' AND HARMONY. :\ \' || MR. JOHN HiiRTWELL from London. For Lessons, &c,, apply to "'""" • -'' ' Mehshs Hoffman & Sons, ' " '" OueeD-street where Copies of his Composition.* may bo had,