The Auckland Evening Star.

■;¥6l.^ XII.—No. 73,4X7

AUCKLAND, N.Z.. SATURDAY. JULY 16. 1881

(Published Daily.)

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i[..P- -.'7\ Shipping. : :■'.. '*«&Sw "VT'OTICB TO PASSENGERS ..^^^•lX;' ; FOR SYDNEY. ' *■ . In consequence of non-arrival of s s.' Albion, i.ilya LCen decided .to despatch B.s.' Abawata' : (n.hor place,, leaving Queen-street Whirf on TUKSDAY. 13th instant, at i p.m. . . : UNION STEAMSHIP CO. OF N.Z. UNION STEAMSHIP COMPANY OF; NEW i, s.^/, \ . ALAND (Limited). I 'C ----trr. c__ ~,..'■ ■A.-. 3! — — ,i --..ZZ^ Timetable— otill ■■:■'■- .•.'" A'- • '.■ ■ July,. 18S1-. VOlt OISBfL-tN-K/VfcOIEP.:. WELLINGTON LYi'TEI/rDN. POET (JHALMKRB. AND '■". ■ BLUFFIirnOM Qm-BN-STrKBT Wharf) : I Bteamshlp.* : Date ot- Sailing. J^ 4? 94 ~.,,,, . . ; ~.;■■ <____ Train. Am.ON Thursday, 21,10 a.m. , — . ..I ;'i ■ ■'- -' ■ VOX TARANAK.I. NH__-_o?i PICTON. WKL LINGTON. LYTTIfLTO>, AND WBBT moil -coast Pouts ifrum Manukau) . HawKA' Tuesday. 19,2 P.m. 12 neon , Taiaiioa Oaairivrlof mall I • — FOR SYHNEY. Arawata^ ■ Tnesday, 13,1 p.m. — .... :' •■» FOR MELBOURNE'Via SOUTH. -ALBION ■ ; Thursday; 21,10a.r0. -' ." .gQH .RtTaatliL INT <tA"-»KAWA ■ AnAvyATA ' Tuesday, 19i 4 p.m. — i: tST Cargo tdust be alongside one hour before ■,;■■.■■■■ i-i , time of departure. ""' Passage Tiokets must be taken at the offloe before embarklnfc, . •,. ■ • AUcklnAdßranohi .•I-. -53 Queen-street;'1 '. , ; ~ ,; "..... jJTv*A. y \JXEAM. TV .LOINIJON. I^_ffi^^_> ORIENT-LINE. *-_B___ji!__i**» ' Thoiollowing Steamships be onj?lng to tho Orient Pteam Navigation Com panylLhnitodl.ond the I:aoifloSteom Navigation Company will.leave SYDNEY.at the under mentioned " dates for MELBOURNE, ADE LAIDE and 1 .ONIJON. via Suez Canal :— Bteamer. | nee. Ton'ge | Date. CUZC0....,,.,.... I .. 3.811) - ■ I July2o COTOPAXI iffli AuRU9t3 ORIENT. _. I 5.386 I AugU3tl7 GARONNE I 3^12 . August 31 ACONCAGUA.*.. ,4,112 Sept. W LIOURIA..., ;l .; 4.C66 I' Sept..2B .. ; And i the: Service will- be maintained Dy sae oeedlng steamers at intervals of a Fortnight. F_re to London, 15 to 70 guineas. •*•'-•'■-•' ..,; Suez. CanaljDues, 8s in addition. - •::' ' Paroels.booked through to London.. Postengers' o»n book: from Auckland 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, In . London, to F. Greon & Co., and Anderson, Anderson & Co., Joint Managers of the Line; or to the Agents In Ahcklana. •'■''-* . ,* *; n-iii UNION STEAMSHIP CO. OF N.Ki'."" ; r:o!i_oi ■ •** ■■''1 i'ljmitbd)l ' " '■'■'■: ■'"• •' !" . -{> •• . | ihi .-. .Qaeen-sireet.• ' ' « •' "■'■ ' . i *_svia^ Tr>ENINSULAK AND' ORI- ENTAL STEAM NAVIGA "^^^^ TION COMPANY. PROBABLE SAILING ARRANGEMENTS. For CEYLON. &c, with Moils and Passengers : -" for EUROPE and the EAST. "" ."d.„„»,«- • I Leave I Leave .. ...Steamer. . | gydne y iMelb'rne PESHAWUR ._... July 27 Aug. 1 PEKIN ....: Aug.lo 'Aui;. 15 KAI3AR-I-HIND Aug, 21 Aug. 29 Place and Hour of Departure:— r j '-"•■ fevDNKV— _. Circular Quay, at 9 a.m. . . Mklbouß-TB! .. Railway Pier, at 2 p.m.]' Adelaide .. Glenelg, about sp.m. ■' i For further information apply'to.- .*-;". I ' - ■■■ --a. ..... ORUICKSHANK & CO.. ........ I ..._______■-'—'-- :--.i.; -jLKentsTov^.uOKlana. -cas^.i QsS'l 'C°K°M' ANDEL'' j»iywSfeSi tl 'TIME TABLE. .'„*', h., teaves "Auokland' for Waiheke and Coro mandel— ••''' * . ' ._,' ...;Everj* Monday imd Wednesday;at 12 noon, ' % and, Friday, : at I.p,n_. ,- ri ,-■■...... IjeavesCoromandel— j, i ../... ii is ..; . ' "Every Tuesday Thursday, and Saturday, at^ :<•',-'*• 12noon. •''■" '■'■ '• "' ."'.*",.( \ fl Weather and'othor clrcumstonces permitting. • AUjeargditobe alongsidehalf-an-hour before time of departure. ;, ■_-~'i< ■. .-.'. ■ ■*. '' -' ' ■ A. R. H. 3 WINDLEY. Manager. «s__sC ■• li'lCß RUSSELL,; WHANGA- i RpA,AND;MANGONUI.:,.'..t ! The s;s; ' lONA' will ledve every Monday at 5 p.m. (weather permlttitißl; a Passengers booked and small'parcels prepaid at the Office on the Wharf. No cargo received after 1 fi.m. ~:;■' FOR jvttiti-i'NC- AM I AN U "M aNg AP Al.. IThe!"s.s7','AltGYLE''wiil leave for the above places 'ev.ry Tuosday and Friday at 5 p.m. FOR ; ,T A.U.'R A N.G A,*, jijjr ...Z,S.P. ; *,GLENELG7^ •;.■■.. Will leave Queen-Btreet Wharf every Tuesday ' and Thu-sday, atsp.m. ; . ~,, :,a . ._.-.. - : Connecting with B.S. 'Staffa' for Opotiki and Kait Coast ports on Tuesdays only: also con necting with s.s. 'Kotikatl' for Katlkati Settle nientß.",',"",...'.j ~,,'.' : ,,-.. ... "Weather arid bther.circunistances permitting. No cargo received after i p.m, At Si.i'iii-IJi :,:il iv ■■■ A.MOGRKIGOR, R'joivst- odf oi '~' .to ii*i ■* ' :Manag«:..: "Zj^TJ^ZiV I'Q'r.E-AiM I _6-. T,-K»E j I^^^^;. THAME^ 7 TE; -A-R.'o. HA*.G OL D F.I EL D S, \ CONNECTING WITH OHINEMURI, OMAHU, WAITO V PLAINS, and MORRlNS li.Jiiin*' -VILLE. PiakoDistriot." ' '.;' . • •ErtiNaO. Beiß PRISE No.; 2/. ...ES.ZPATIKI* & S,SZVryiD."■■'•" From AuoklandV * FromTh-JneftV; 1,.i-, aoi*-iirOiil ' _!i Saturday, 11 p.m.- - Monday. 12 midplght, Tuesday, 2.30 p.m., Wednesday: 6 p.m.. Thursday •. \ g ,i, .... F:iday,'7p.m.'■;; \ " '" '—. -, , . Tie timbtabl- oi river ste mora to be seen at Enterprise-Oface,'Wharf;' .' 77'Z7 To Thames.; :.. Saloon. 7a 6d; Steera_;e,;6S'i To Ohinemuri through, SseS-tro;: oi *1.-* ToTe A-oha through, 10s extra . i; Not reaponalblefor shipping, carrying, or Ato ohnri-inglivestoofe, " !'!'."'•'"''.' , ,'-'.„"' ~' Notice.^No * cargo- Will bo received after 5 D.m; during the winter months.' *: <:iiij .:. ■ V, . Z A.N.S. FERRY CO., ,j; oni g.oui-'i .... i ; •. •- 'Aeente. THE 'HOT. l*_s3grrv SPRINGS' MAHURANGI, MATAKANA, KAWAU, '/AND OMAllAl.|)::.'...i '.-■!■ -■; ■ •*• * '-:'/ L ,txPP ''■' Thejis. ROSE CASEY,. Al.at IJoyds! .'. , ...iii. w,'Somerville, Master.' '."'"*. : For Hot .Springs and Matakana—Every Tneß ,,day, at lLo'elooki ! >:ilo in .; ",' •--*,■"• *> ForiHot Sprini-s and Mahnrangl—Every ThurS:. dAyahd Suturday, at 11 o'clock, ■.'....._ All cargo mmt bo down half-an-hour before idvertlsed .time, of -leaving^.or It wlU.not;De %opl_-oelß or GoOis tak'eii.wlthauta Bhlpplnß note.;:"' i> : ' - f:' ''~ For freight or pasaage apply to). r. • I ._ , J. CAB if I, £Ek»feZ -ijif A'l U ii. U AND' ONE- VV HUNGA STEAM NAYI "w«a^*"'GATION CO. (Limited). ••■"-' ".' ~,'-TIME TABLE-JULY, 1881. fU '■> >■ ..-•,**••* '«MANUKAU.' : ' i^kve Onehunga: , Leave Waiuku: July* i ; ' • ' 'July ' :■'.■ "' ' ; 18-Monday 10 a m 18-Monday, 3pm 211—Wednes , 1130 ; am 20r-Wc-nes„ 4 lop m . I. 22—Frld»'y, 3 p in 23—Saturday, 8 a m, 25^Monday, 4pm' 26-Tuesday, 10 o m 27—Wednes., 7a m ": 27—Wednes , 1130 a*m o—Saturday,Bam..-SO-Saturday, 1230pm. ; LeaveDnehunga for, Manukau Headß-^-Every Thursday, atßam.,, „, . „ ij;Jj. r,irfi!as<"»" By Order of the directorg, all Freight mußt be prepaid;'-'"*'"''! '■ '•■ ■" ■"" '' RSlfitJßwi :-. ■-•■£.; CUNNINGHAM, ■■- 7.' !'!'.-■ ( ; . < S Agent.. • ■A^ip OTKAM'i'O THAMES, CA-il __&_'■ O RYINS PASSENGERS AND r^fTS*- CAR'IO, OONNttCTINO WITH OHINE HUBI, Omahu, Waitoa Pleura, andMokkinb viiiElPiakp.Districti......, ~ - ._-;■, c otsw nr.: ( -i TIMB table.'.''".' 7 .' !tn".i» IB.S;' ;«,ROTOMAHANA., 7., ' I -,•' ..■ ■ From Auckland: v.' ••■■ J, Saturday, 4 afternoon ... * iL r L ..... "•'-''■ 'Monday, 5 afternoon *:■ , ■ J" Tuesday, 6 ofternoori *'- ;•' :' Ilia Thhredar. 9.mornlng . ■■■ \ -> f - :- * ~ ~ Friday, 11 morning, jj;. ; :, 7- Z7"V/FromThamesi'.^.,.;;.!.,;, ' 'Mo'nd_,3r, 10morning . ~ •, : -. , '' !' TuesdayMl morning ! '" , , ; fi'tq Wednesday. 12nooo ■■■ ,_>-.<>ub ,' ,' i.tui Thursday. 3afternoon.;- . 1 j. i: l<;u ; ;,, Saturday;,3.3o afternoon ;..; ~i; ~.. Faresttf fhameß!!Salobh,!7B 6d; Steerage; fci. Freight .through ,to Te Aroha t 25s per ton; ... No Carjro received within half-au-houf ,J| aa-. VertlßOd time bt leaving. 'A'.' A. V- ZZ»*™"<ii: - ,-Juaiii..u.*• ■•,• -j FRABBR & TINNE, ■'_ A___n__L



7 ' ; ' Shipping. '«^as^. XT AIP AR A STEAMSHIP l^^g*lV COMPANY (LIMITED). 'N OTI CE. ; " J On and after Monday, the 18th Instant; the p.s. ''CITY OF CORK' ' p", will leire Riverhesd for Auckland daily at 9.30 a.m., and Queen street Wharf-for Riverhead at 1 p.m„ until further notice. w ; loddb:R( ; Manager. July 15.1881. - , Ii^AIPAKA STEAMSHIP COMPANY (LIMITED). NOT I CX, On Monday, July 18. the Line between Kumeu Junction and Riverhead will be Closed. Goods for Helensville and tho Kaipara Waters will be received after.Friday next at the Auckland Railway Goods Shed. W. LODDER, Manager. July 12 1881. " : ,..; 7 Z'y , jasttA7 DASSENGERS' LINE OF jHslftSv -t '•' PACKETS TO NEW ZEA &m_-*__ OWNBD BY MESSRS. SHAW« SAVILLE, & CO., 34, Leadenhall-Btreet, London; The above line of ships" are regnlar traders to all the principal ports in New Zealand. They are clipper ships, classed Al at Lloyds', and com mandoa by experienced masters. The bill of faro is most substantial, and ot the best quality, ond the accommodation roomy and convenient. ■ The undersigned aro empowered to grsntj pas sages from London to New Zealand, payment for which have been guaranteed in the colony. Keturn ships to London also leave at almost regnlar intervals. Full particulars on application to L. D. NATHAN & fco., ) OWEN & UKAHAM, > Agett.B. ORUICKSHANK & CO. ) . . _ -. Stove and bven Mager. '' mHE' BEST NEW YEAR PRESENT you can make is one of - pTERBERT XT SMITH'S IMPROVED NEW ZEALAND ECLIPSE WROUGHT-IRON COTTAGE. .... , „.:. .RANGES.. .. FIVE PER CENT DISCOUNT ALLOWED OFF ALL PURCBA3ES THIS WEEK. BEWARE" OF IMITATIONS g \auck.L;ANd:-/4. i WHAT THE PERSONS WHO HAVE -•' .-THEM IN USE SAY*! ",. <<v "ToMrH.H.Smith: ;! ! 7:; ".'' ' ■The ranges which I purchased of you have been found to give every satisfaction: _ - . '' "J. Haliday. Ep3om, August 10th 1880. New Plymouth, Oct. 25,1878. MrH.H.Smith: .. si Sir,T-I have had one of your Patent Portable Ovens n use for some year?, and find it haß fully "borne out the merits you claimed for it viz„ portability, economy,' and facility of hear-,' ing., J. much prefer it to either a fixed oven or a heavy cast iron one. Please send mo one ot your Improved Portable Side Ovens, largest size. The side opening for the firo' is, I think, a groat Improvement. . * ; ■ v ':■ is; * ;.. ..,.,., lam, Biiv. ... .-. ■■~;,.; ~,: I j. Yoursverytruly, ~' '". I " ' ' ... .. , . t \j g S__K_lT I Stoves sold on the Deferbki. 'payment SVSTKM. i- <:..-,, : -A .• i . .:-j 7l>:.'i AUCKLAND IRON WORKS, :.-,. . : .,C .: DURHAM-STREET..■ .• .;■_ , ■-.''.. '• ' n . —■», New Teas; <■ . . j-VT'E W rp*E AS, h 1881—1882, i Z'*' -:'- EX S'S- BOWEH. ,'• ;..','..t7*; The Undersigned has received the First Portion'of his Order tor ••»■'■< ■"• ! -id •'oiiiiiN k". W.." t/e*A. 8,77 Z7 ,/ j ■~, 7,,: '. . consisting of v.. I/O/© PACKAGES 0¥] FINEST | TO GOOD "MEDIUM: CONGOUS, SAMPLES . FOR * LIQUORING ABE NOW , , i Ready,, ~7 - . .'■■ ! hiut uoi. tu?. la_ v < brijio o;l :.. ; ! bin .; j '.'i^l^'.vU. ''j-liil MORTON.Z ;7 " jXTEW TTTEAS ! TC'EW mEAS I !? EX S.9.',BdwE_^ FROM FPOCHOW 7;' i .:■.;._... .iiiauni; direct. ;;' .;' ■- • '-'_'_ " !Z'7:.. i rG..'iwi*-OWIsN &CO;, iV -. -•.'■ iIQIIEBN'STREET WH.ABF, Havo'much pleasure in informing their nunieiv ous*customers' that- by the sis. Bowen, just arrived, thoy hayo received their FIRST LOT OF -THIS YE AR'S 'TEAS,' compr-Sing ! 50Q PAckA6ES..OF\;THE;FiNEST7'; j , qiU^ilTY TEAS,; 77 ./ which' they can recommend with'the fullest confidence. .ali > ' .AAiilii'.y Mil niUTl'^O'Vii—K-lIHiJ G. W. & Ce. would at' the'same time inform their friends, that their importation of-tower, ir?de Tea ,m»y,be expected next _a'ontlb:ifl its; Auckland; * July112, 1881. ;- !:Y p'p_ '' ■'."'' J'' i,j-._l oils" _;.•«?' Lull ,*;** i.J*,- *'.*' *■ -wliii JEli ,Xi •'',B-: »O,'W : * E N. j : i_\IEW 'o__AsbiS('S 7> rpEAS. \ '. j _S" We Bholl be happy to-Quote'Prices to TnAiiE ajipii'cdnts for our now TEAS, .ex above ;steamer..,. ; ,; ~| {-, .. ■_~,_) *,;.■■. -:-,:i ,1 i-'.i! :| ''■'"*:2,478; Pl'CKAOsVi'm^ i We invite Applications "for LIQUORING SAMPLES. '.•' \y' ,f "',. '77 ." : : '.' j 7^,1. D. NATHAN & CG).; ' E.A's'oNi.7nn e-a s. :• y, * *• :-first arrivAl. ,-i, :'p'.'.'.. Per s.s.. Bowen, Dirkct from Foochow., • \ '^!,! *'::jp^N BUCHANAN,., ;ApP ■: 7;ic!u:£TOM^HbusE-aTREE.T.. ; Y < LIQUORING SAMPLES ON APPLICATION.



Husiness.Oards, , -| O. P E Ii H A' M, i ll « LADDER &' BARROW MAKER, ' 80 and 82, ViCTORIA-STREKT. Every Description of Ladders, Steps, Barrows, I arrow Wheelß, Clothes Horßeß, Clothes Boxes, Travelling Chests, fee, on hand or made to order,' A liberal discount allowed to Contractors and on wholesale order. ,„,.,. _4 i. Shop and Offlce Fittings, and all kinds of Job bing Work doi.e by experienced workmen on the shortest notice. N.B.— I adders. Steps and Barrows lent on hire. Violins bought.. One or two superior old Violins for sale; also, a eood V.oltncallo.chean. '..''. T F L E T CHE R, t) a PRACTICAL : tailor and outfitter, KarasgXhape Road,' Newton. ■", Mopgiel Tweed Buits from £lto £3. -g» ** Superfine Black Cloth duits from £o ss. r" For Stylo, FashiOD, and Workmanship equal to any Bouse In Auckland. -■'" '•■ Gentlemen's Own Materials Economleally Made-up. KsTAntiSHttD 1865. n ■if R T. XRAFF OR D, BURGEON DENTIST * WAKKFIKL-l-HTItKItT, NKAIi QUEItN fITBMT.'* Palnleaa Extraction'of' Teeth by the Oxide- Nitrogen Gas. Profoisionat Uoni'3-- a.m. tllls p.m. FAMES B U,;T C HER, 0 CARTER. CONTRACTOR. &C Goods Carted and Delivered from Bhip's side on U ° ShortescNotice. > Ballast-Supplied., NEWCASTLE AND BAY Ol" ISLANDS GOAL. Also. Firewood (cut and uncut) reasons, le. TH 0 M A S S AM U EL, IMPORTER OF LOOKWOOD'f, JOHNSON'S, AND OTHER " Makes of Best . POCKET AND TABLE KNIVES, ELECTRO-PLATED WAKE, SPOONS,' FORES, &C. Wholesale and Retail. Wholesale and Retail. 219. QUEEN-STREET, . , -t ~7 "A V 811 N'7ft CO., BOOT AND SHOE MANUFACTURERS. A Large StocK of Pegged, Rivetted and. Sewn Goods of ali sorts and, sizes .:, : I •" ' to seleotfroth. • • All Orders have Qniok Deapatoh. coloNiaJl boot FACTORY, 14, WYNDIIAM-STREET. AUCKLAND. . D 1 R O S S,' . KAURrGUSTTiIKRCHANT And Commission Agent. . i D Ross havln^-loostia-Mr Reid's New Store, I Gore-street (between Custom and Fort streets),, , has commenced business as Kauri Gum Mer 'oban. and CommissiO- Agent. Highest ipnoo i aid for Kauri Gum. .-..,, j Auokland, March 11,1880. - I «■ O H N ■ S 'O PRE T, j \O--i: HOUSE, LAND, .■.■•./. ! , AND GENERAL COMMISSION AGENT ! i .: ) Opposite H.M.'s,Custom-house, JF'O *RT' STREET, AUCKLAND, * ■"■ hasAlwAys fobSalb ■■' ■• '} ■'■ | ! Large Blocks of LAND ,-: :■•■•■ ' - FARMS, both Improved and otherwise vi ; . . Also, i'.Jt" I j HOUSES, COTTAGES, &c. -, . .■,*-.;*.,:.' i ■"''.'■ Qn Most Reasonable Te "'-us. .'.' p.. rr%jT H, '•'■ SK l N N*' EX, BUILDER/ CARPENTER AND JOINER, Vuloan Lank. , . Every Description of Building Designed and I AU Branohes of the Bmidlng Trade executed iby Experienced Workmen. Shop Fronts Office ;Fittlngs tec, Sect. , , . .^ JH. D A L TON, *;■"": 7 .'7: ;■'-" -ZZ'v ■■■'"'■{ i 7 7JTABHIONABLE 'JaILOR,- .- '■' I;' i'" \ V' . 7\"':'. Iff; Z" VICTORIA-STREET VICTORIA-STREET WEST ,';lil)IK-OT WEST. C1 t L A X X E ■ BR OTHERS, I ' ARTIST PHOTOGRAPHERS ' ' * ..Ji "(OPPOSITE union bank), • •■' QUEEN - STREET, AUCKLAND, I Photography in the Latest and Most,- Fashionable Styles, Executed In , , , ! '•" a manner Unsurpassed. *" ' ' :•:-_.■..: -....- .in the Colonies.' '{lini ;..i mot LARGE COLLECTION: NEW ZZK-Am'rrmS. j ~ , ,'„j| j Always, on Hand, i j, . , . THAMES U-.KRI AGE AND, DKAY : * ' ' ' FACTORY. -' .-, ■";. 1 •*'•'( J A:MES~SF"a C XI '_\,\i> * . i .:.::;: PxtOPRIETOr., * '*"'* - ; VICTORIA STREET EAST, AUCKIiAND. Repairs of Every Description In Wood and Iron i neatly executed onthe SHOEiasT Noticb. fePRINGS MADE AND REPAIRED, I pr-N.B-—Country Orderspiinotuallyattended yj.A'7:.7".7 '"'■" ' - 777 *.'Z.7Z;'.' 7 Tfj\ I S U,E r; an ,d 7*o o h . '__} Wholesale shippino:and Family, mv BUTCHERS, QUKK-f-STKEBT• ;..,,,,, ; INext Bank of New Zealand, Auckland]. , j Poultry of All Kinds dressed.to order.'" Prime Smokod Tongues, Home-ourea. Bacon i Corned Beef on* Sale inLarge Quantities.,, i 1 ' t2F N.B.i-DKALEBS in Game; *ffii '.'' ' I Live Pheasants forwarded to all pp-tsof the, Colony upon receipt of order. Families waited. 6n in town or. suburbs. ~;■,.. ;;,. •■,.■:■„■','. Iv.n,, ■.... "OOK-B-NDING [Ii. PAPEIi' : RULiNG; I THBKB DOOHB ABOVE*" __&R* OFFICE. ~;., ; | Merohants'.Account Books. :; , v . ~: nj_ ROLED AND 800-tD TO SUIT BKQUIREMfiNTS. ! .MUSIC, MAGAZINES, AND LAW BOOKS r„| I , ..Neatly Bound.,. •..,•, ... BAkERS'..SPECI.AL RULED DAY-800K5.,, j -Bh'abx Books strong and o. jeaplv hounb 'xt_j- iiii.x-A WtvJk\ tt'1* M'£ N^*i jyV BIONBHB, MANU, ACT.ORBB OF ~ J ! umbrellas and Parasols, | "UpFer Queen street. ;. ; .-; v - ~ ! Wontod'Knowp TBunont's AI UmbrolJas^aro the Best and Chuapost. New summer stppk at. pricos to meet the times,. Recovering >n the. b" 3 t style, with choice variety-, pf material,, Note-L Lennox's . BuUdingß, , Opper Queen treet. Established 1869./■..:, . .-■■■'■ fe-f 7.^;*7Z Z7f Jf.-'. 5 Hi P. Glbbona & Co. deliver for.Cosh, the Z BEST FIREWOOD (Cut in Blooksll or j. ;; '12S Per Ton." ,";' '~,•■ : ' ! -'''■. ' ■ H.'P..GIBBONS &:C0.,: --. i GROCERS AND PRODUCE MERCHANTS, . I Hobaou-street, Auckland. !|" A S. ' B 1 U.l, A K. E (I ', '(LATK OF LONDON), ~. ,;. . * ' IPRACTICAL WATCHMAKER, : begs to inform tho inhabitants of Grafton Road, Kyber Pass. Eden, and Newton that they can get their Watches and Clocks, repaired and cleaned in a first-class manner at his establish ment : aIBO, Jewellery of every description repaired and made to order, same price as town. . Note the addre^- iDtAKBi .- . . I '. ~ Uprbb SYMONDS-STBEKT. ; j ,;, '.-. Next E.T.Herbert, Draper. a/ 'JHHOS. J HARBUTT.: 7 p/77. AMERICAN CORN BROOM, Z '" ■ iND .; '■ STEAM BRUSH WORKS, « VICTOKIA-STREET EAST, ; AO'CELAND. : \ Awarded at,Syduey HxUbitlon^ ,: .; ~ Bbonzb'Mkdal and CEBTIFICATI-. Wl h tl A M Z ti' if"* A » . Corner of Lome and Viotoriastreets, . ; v i ■•-■■■•- Auckland Ea:t , ,:■ . . . .. ,MdNtJMKNTj.L, MARBLE^ AND^GENEBAL , ''"y!y". ZiSTONEMAsijN,:,,!;.':,;-/. ii.* h ARCHITECTURAL SCULPTOR. AinJ.CARVEB,* 1 * . , in_orlptionsaoeurate-and.'iieau_--ui.:-. -* I Monu^ntsT Tombs. Headstones., and every detSTon ot'stone Work at the lowest possible prices for town and oountrv.



Unsmess Oards. E. E. BABEE.J [M. RAWLINGS. [ T>ABER & RAWLINGSJ [SUCCESSORS TO THE LAT .BOBEET LUSBt], |: GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS AND I ' IMPORTERS, ' ' ..: * FORT-STEEKT AUCKLANL. CE. uuOP ER, • ' : , SADDLER, COLLAR & H RNESS MAKER, Upper Quef v-Brtket, Auckland, Three Doors above tno Army and Navy Hotel. N.8.-Couriar Baga. Leggings, Sec, Sec, made to order on the shortest notice. Chargeß moderate. CHARLES PALMER, DRAUGHTSMAN &0. Drawings, Mapa and Plans compiled. Drawn to Scale om Ro h Sketches or Traced. Addresses. &0 Rlumlhated ir the Highest Style of the Art. . Auottoneqrs' Show Plana and Lithographs, Sohedules prepared for Co' tyond Highway ',".; ", , ..Boards. OFFICE—2S,' Queen-atroet, over National In snranco Comnany'B Office. "c. d w a'"'r. 7b ca: s ii; 7.7- - ■- '■ '. y ■' '-' ■ -.-. TAILOR, ETC.,! W|ELLESLEY-ST.REK|T, Auokland. Til DEN ' TERRACE PUST OFFICE. F. M. MORLEY,:. " TEA DEALER and FAMILY GROCER, ,7<*i" Eden Terbacb Families waited upon for orders. ] Good delivered; to any part of tbe Town.and 1 Suburbs. JE . D W A R D S, ' • COAL MERCHANT, SHIP AGENT. Bay of Islands, Newcastle, and Waikato Coal I In any quantity. Offloe and Yard, Breakwater, I Auokland, opposite Railway Station. j j 7\V A V M O U T H, | ' SHIP AND BOAT BUILBKR,* s Custom-houSe-btbeet, foot OH1 IIOIiSON-l STREET. ~; ■...,] Builder of all kinds of Yachts, Launches, Boats, &o. -Vosaels Dooked 'and Hepoired. Ship Joinery of every deaorlption promptly, attended to. ; I . /H E N v. E R S O. N, j BOUSE, SHIP, SIGN, AND GENERAL , ' Pi l DECORATIVE PAINTER, : -:. NO. .8.. WiT|-Pi_.AM-S T BEET,:; I BiE,N-J A ii LNioiT AN N'E-R,'< f, :' «.,« .-„i .--', fl .". ' " " Hi * ■'■.'; PUBLIC .ACCOUNTANT, ; .: J I ill li-t :-.Vo ■ *vAUDITORi * ■ '7 L '<"'' ESTATE, And insurance agent, I 70, QUEEN STREET. " ' "VTEWTON VENETIAN BLIND |-13(, : .WORK S. ~ : ii.i I G E O. T U CX E R, VENETIAN BLIND MAKER AND WIRE i 7-. Z/ WORKER, j j KAItANGAHAPK ROAD, NEWTON,' i Venetian Blinds of the beat quality made and fixed at Is per foot.. Wirework, of any desorip tion and pattern, made to order -BapairsneaUvexeouted. A. -.-' - ■-■- W".,(,..M.— „!___-«__.' N...- m JS~7~A>— .*-*», ---. I CARPENTER AND JOINER, ,:;„„,„ i BEB-ESFORD-STREET, Auo_ti_AND, i Opposite the Congregational Churoh, . All repairs promptly and economically executed. Est mates.Riven. Funoralslturnished. Wi «P'.Ha L,(i I-PP,Si <5C S UJN, • OIL, COLOUR,,AND GLASS MERCHANTS, Iraportera'of Paperhani?ingß. Scrim, Paints, Oils, Turpentine, Colours, Varnishes, French Polish, Gold Leaf, Artists' Colours and Brashes: Plate, Sheet,. Crown, Ornamental,'and Photographic Glosa; Picture Frrm. 1 and Tapestry Mouldings plocfe and Compass Glasses, Glazed Sashes and Doors.' Glass cut to size and carefully p eked. j■• .."-■ *95&97. QUEEN-STREET. '' WA RN OC K7 B 8.,0 THE RS, SOAR AND CANDIiE *. ** I-,- -..-i.iMANUFACTURERS,. . pox'S creek; Richmond; L' .--' or_,ii-E:DU_iHAi--STiiE--r, Auckland.; ash Purchasers of Tallow, .Wool, Sheepskins, j ■. . .;..,... . ondßones. Vx E E 'A N: D, P O T X eTk,' VJT' ■ 'coach-bUllders. ' GREY^STREET, aucklahd. i ! N.B.—lron-bark Shafts, Spokes, Felloes. Blue Gum and kinds of Hardwood, at Lowest Market Prlcea. . 1 T--::-"'*AV. '•" X■■ N I Q H ,T |tl-'» ' (LATE OF THK OITi __ARKET), , POULTEKEE, FBUITEKEE & GREENGKOCEE, I Corner of Dabby an Quesn-streets. ■• jWholesale and Retai Established 1860. ;•'• * SHIPPING SUPPLIED,'j: :. . Poultry. Dressed for Table; 1 always ready. Live Pigeons, .Rabbits. Fancy Birds, Duoks, Is Geeae, Turkeys, and Fowls kept in stook; * Game Fowls,-Spanish, llrahmas, andßantams f...j 01 . ■:■"■•■ (Pnre-brod). !'...;•.-•- 01? ;•* FHKSn BUmtß AND . EQQS: ALWAYS. ON HAND.. I .'- •.-.-. Licensed Dealer in Oame, " lar KNIGHT'S -CENTRAL MARKET, I *,Two doors above Arthur's Auction Mark;': [rv en r y l. fobs te r, jTsOLICITbR .And BARRISTER, : TAURANGA. AUCKLAND. IT A''M'''__ ;S' r ' :C: A T(,E X, fel CHEMIST AND DRUGGIST. .. .1 ESfaVi . HOBSON-STKEET,' ; -'"'-i"1 ". •*" ' 1, .Close ,Tp.. Welli^oton^wkeet.i.i:.... n hn "A it' b'r G't n c r.s. JL MARBLE'ANDSFREESTONE MASONS t Monuments, Hefid-stones,'Tombs, and ' -. ~ . ~.-. Iron TombßaiUngs.: -','■ .--,'.*/ tNSORir.'IONS EXKCC.IEn IN A SUPERIOR style. j Prices and Designs FREE on Application.'* 1 Address:— " ',". ' 7. -7 ( ..." -,- .'.:. CORNEK 0_" -' ' - ' '° " I Rutland and Loene Streets. ■■■• j'i: .'-.. . '--I' AUCKLAND ' ' .'• ; '! [Near Junction of Queen and Wakefield streetsl -m. dw:, a;r d;Z.r ( ,a Trt ,L,E',ir,: i - ABCHITECT, '' '-A.,., j 7 STIOHBURYS BUILDING . ' . ' .'. '.( , .QUEEN'STREET. 7 IR E LAND B ROTH E RS, . - ~-, r WOOL MERCHANTS,,. tanners and leather manufacturers, ■ j :..; .;:: IMPORTERS OF ! gadd-ora'and Bootmakers' Machinery; English l-J -. . . and Foreign Leather, Saddlery,: Saddlers' Ironmongery, Boot Uppers,, Grindery, Mill Belting, Suction and Delivery 1' Hose, ;&0., &c. ■ . Waiehonses:—Vulcan; Lane and Hig Btreet. !•:-,: Works:—Panmure. Auckland. 1 ,-. I Constituents' Ordera Promptly and oarefully . i ~" ',■'■■ ' Executed.. ~.;■'.-; ~ :.*■ J j. SWINN ER T ON; • AUCKLAND STEAM 'TURNING i?ACT.OKY, \ 7.7.7 Wyndham Street 'i "':, '(Next Shakespeare Hotel), Having Introduced Steam Power, he la now pre pared to make a Reduction of Twenty ! per Cen off the price ot all j -..-,,- common work. JS" Country Orders punotuallv' attended to LOOK OUT FOR THE BLUE BOOT, Where You Get = * ! GOOD* VALUE FOR YOUR MONEY l I All our Goods ark^Made on tbe Pbemise9 9 For Style and Quality cannot be surpassed. ; BOOTS and SHOES of every, description Made to Order on the shortest notice. ." Z L JUST LANDED. \ .'■-., ■ - exLoohDee, „,„ 21 cases of LADIES' and CHILDREN'S I ENGLISH GOODS in great variety. , a A large assortment of Ladies' JPelt Suppers. :" All wiU be Sold at Low Prioei. \\ _ i The Largeatßtock in AuoKlahd to.Seleot From. ( ! >';. 7 ■'■[ C. ..BRO'OEJSS,'' ~■ -77. BLUE BOOT, opposito Garliek and Cranwell's QffBEN-STBEET, AUCKLAND.



ijraperv. TXT ELLESL E,Y H O U S E. We are now Selling . ' The B ilance oj1 our Winter Stock op DRAPERY "AND MILLINERY, AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES, FOBCjISH, -^Ladieß' and Maid's Ulsters -*- ._' Ladles' Cloth Jackets vn „ nnam Winter Skirts and Shawla nxSn Si"°^ Straw Hats; a larger number o^ly PRICB of the Best Shapes stiU on ONLY -r hand. . _;, 'y Stock Must be Cleared, to Make Room for Large Shipments to Arrive. REDUCTIONS IN EVERY DEPARTMENT, FOR ONE.MONTH ONLY, At LOVETT'S: CHEAP- DRAPERY, -.; i ;■ ' 'WR-Lesiey-stbert. ' "l! .-. . DEFKBKKD' ' I ill ' I , PAY ME:n T" I ' - . 1\ . SYSTEM. II "■ It/T U N R O & MIL L I GAN, IVJL TAILORS, t'lii DRAPERS, AND OUTFITTERS, !K A R A N GAHA P E ROA D ! (Opposite NeWtQn Post Office), Have , a Well - assorted STOCK of the be,st;cl;ass GOODS,, ! In . the following"' Departments 1— Dresses. I Prints, Callcoea, Longcloths, Sheetings, Linens, jFlannola, 'Blanketa, Rugs, Carpets, Oxford Shirting, Counterpanes,. Waterproof Oloaka, 'Mantlea,. French Merinoea,i Shawls, Cash meres, Silks, Shirts, , Crrtalns, Umbrellaa, ; Mantle Cloths, and Tweeds. ; Having found that there is an opening for a TAILORING BUSINESS on tbe Deferred i Payment System, they have secured theser 'vlcea of a FIRSI? CLASS CUTTiCR, and are 1 now prepared to make.to measure, from First jclasa Motoriala, at! reasonable prioes, every ! deaorlption of Clothing. 1 All Tweeds thoroughly shrunk before being made up, and fit and workmanship'guaranteed. I The Deferred Payment System has been found to bo a great boon, by enabling thoae with limited Incomes to procure necessaries In the easiest possible way. ' • ■ ■'' '■ - ' ,:' * M. & M. having had- oonalderable London ex perience in thia particular System of Business, and having their Goods direct from the Best ■ London and Glasgow Firma, are in a position to offer the BEST GOODS on the MostJAdvak tageous Terms. • ,-..,.1 ,•: .-. I '"'OF Note the Address,— Z 7 \ -7- ■ iTy/T UN RO &.. "A/liiLLiGAN, \ * "' * KAR'AiIGAHAPE RO!AD ',! " lO.DDoaite the Newton.Post Office), 7 I VTEVER MIND THE 7WIIY - OR WHEREFORE;! ;J'= ~ : '"[ ;7■7:;^/m:;;;:;';'"": ;: THE BEST VALUE.EVER-GIVEN IN ll'.-:.'.',.-- ": 'AUCkLANDi7:Z7. .7..7 I TW"EW y\RAPERY : ■piSTABLISHMENT. ' '." UPPER (278) QUEEN-STREET. ;'7 J OH N. X E E S.I N G HAS JfOW'OPENED'' , ..WITH TH|S , .... ~, .GREATEST.jSAB&Ii^^i;yIEK.'S^EN-. tsr-0,0 and Look at the Prices I 1 TSi 278, upper qoeen-stree't. xjn-pa a7n7 l a7a'"^r /.e ~i. ;* ',' YOU SHOULD GO JO 7 " H. A. ¥7c K,E A N . I ~- ■ •;;■.- 1 : -~;:'i;fob :,-. 1 'all ■• '■ Horrock'aLong Cloth,AJd to lid i!i<.".ii : ,Groy Long Cloth, Id to 9d, ; ■-,- -~ :■■..:.** • . Groy TwLl i3heetinfr,'2.yda wide, la 2d to IB 3d Welah Flannels, from Is to Is9d '::' " ~ Kaiapoi Flannels, Is 6d to 2r3d* ' Large \ arlety of Shirtinga, 7id to 2a lOd. ....... i Lace Window Curtains ,; ,; - - I Short Window Curtains, in great variety i Splendid* Blankets, from 12s 64' '"•.', 1 Quilta, Coloured, from 4s <:,: • .-■ : •'.-'- ' ToiletCpvers,from,lo|d. .. - j 77 . >ii" :*•■ -■ FOR.-CASH. .1 '■ ' '■' Auckland prices at h. a. mokban's ;• - ' FOR'CASH.- '. '. "•. ",, I 1 11 '.'i-ARent for the ''Observer' ~u|' TO TOMLINSON'S DRAPERY it. • ADVERTISEMENT. , , ~. SPECIAL INDUCEMENT TQ C__SH PUR .,CHASERS. f . : ; ' ''..'7 ---! . 1 In Qeder to Reduce 1 I shall allow 23. in eyery'pound's worth of Drapery Pub6hased;at my Establishment i ' ; frbin this date until I have flbisiied ( Z. i[ :".;[ stook-takino.. '.'....'7 7 :..",• this Reduotlon is genuine, as oustomera will j ...*; ~',,! ,7 ,: .findeveryartlolo - i ■ hw '',; ;Marked rirPLAmEiauREB (a 'ilan I havo adopted.,since 1 commenoed, ! , business) and the amount takon oIE the cii j.' ' ' markodprices). ' "' '7 I lV7'3'.-"!k O.'.M L'i'N:S O N,"Zi.' 17 j.' 7, ; 7i Drapkk, Pabnblii. JO U, B;L.i;C7 N; OT I C .&,. i'■ ■"'■■ j,;: gilmouk,, 7, i -7 '"■'. ! ■ ''".7.,; ,77",- :i)4aper,,''7,"7^Z7777-; I :'7"' '.'.'.' UPEEB.SYMONDS-SIisEET, ; ; 7 7'■:;;.■:* Wirfiea'to inform'the, Pubjib'that he has just roceived an immeneo stool- of _ Ladies' and Gbntlomen'a Umbrellaa in' black and'coloured', and is selling them at prices that ought to com mand the attention; and give satisfaction „to everyone who patronizes hia Bhop for them. Theße'goods have been bought cheap, and.'as tho stock is toolargeto sell off in a reasonable time they are marked at low prices to; command a Bpeodysale. There is also a.very largo stock of Ladles' Corsets varying in prices from 3s' to 10a 6d whioh must bo sold cheap to reduce. > mone this lot very serviceable fcta«a can be had at 5s Bd; strong and well-shaped in dark colours with spoon busk. Every one who wants good wearing Stays should see them at ; , -.*.;,;■ I;"' '■'" |J. GILMOUR, lo ,!10 .' ':..'' :." Upper Sy'monds street.,, ■^^i.-H'. A*N:;G; A ..*«■*"•'.;£'-i.:* ! COME AND BUY AT H.A. McKEAN'S MEN'S AND BOYfa' CLOTHING ESTABLISH MENT:- I" ;.::'.- ''"■ '■'" "'' ''*'* *•* '" * Tweed Troußers,; from 9a 6d to 17s 6d; Trousers and Vest, from 93 6d to ,32a 6d; Paget Coats, from 20a to 10s}.Golateas, from 12a 6dto3os:; Macklnto-hB, from 123 6d* to 70a;' Boys' and Youths' Suits, 25s to 40a; -Boys' and*. Youths' Shirts, fr Dm la 6d; Men's Cotton Shirts, from 2s; Crimean Shirts, from ss6d ; ; Coloured Shirts (in great variety) from 'Is 6d. Fob Cash. ~, .; „ WANTED, to Sell a! Good Millineiy ' Business, doing a flrat-class trade, in one of the best thoroughfares of Auckland. Retiring from the trade. About £150 required — Apply at once, Post-office, Newton. - JA (SINGLE CALL AT Ai O.'STEPHEN _\_ SON'S NEWTON HOUSE Earangahape Road is all that is needed to prove thatPur choserß of Drapery caa obtain Goods of equal value, and very muoh lower prices, than at I A.6.5. calls special attention to hlsComplete Stock of Flannels, Calicoes, Blankets,* Plaids, Serges Ich. Beiges, Satin Clotha, Caahmores, TwecdA Ulsters, Jackets; also, to.his Varied Stock of Hoaiery, Gloves, and Straw Goods, lease Corsets just arrived., '..,.. ■::■ 1 A. O. STEPHENSON, I , : . Newton (near Poat Office). IN according thanks tor past, ravours, 1: wish to state I have had my premises mode much larger and better for business purposes, and have now a nice assortment o Goods, which, if Inspected, cannot fail to give satisfac tion for the very reasonable prices marked. Cash Customers, 5 per cent Discount; Booked Accounts, aa per arrangement, and no abate- ment. 'Having bought Well,'l intend to give any who may favour me'with* a purchase the. benollt. J.HEAPE, Symondß-Btreet. TtrOTlCE.— ureal Surprise ! The' Ladies J3I all say that Williams's la the Cheapest Houso in Town for Fancy Drapery and Small Goodß. A splendid lot of Ladles' Underclothing, Skirts, Lace, Ties, Maltese Lace, Riobons, &o.; _ ■ lot or Ladies' Back Combs, Belts, and N eCk Fri'ling", all prices from 2d a yard ; a nloe lot of ', Gilt and Black Brooohea*and Earrings, cheap. Ladiea from the country would do well to buy * their goods at Williams's, Cheapest House in Town, foot of Grey-street, four *doo*i from Market Entrance, .opposite Dampler'r, Open ill 9 p.m



.Election Notice TfILECTORAL DISTRICT OF WAIPA. ~ ; TO THE ELECTORS OF WAIPA. , ', Gentlemen,—lt is my intention to offer my self, at the next General Election, as a Candidate to represent your District in tho Genera Assembly ■ • WILLIAM JACKSON Eihikihl, July 1,1881. __________ Business Notices. . OOD AND CHEAF WINTER DRAPERY. ~ ' 7^,;.,.; ''. 7cl Ti'.-i A~i7'~.-.77_\ !,Sv-777'. ,'. ..'l! , IS-BELLINQ •: ' PmnsiAN Cobds Skboks , Sateen Cloths Roasßii, Conns \ Winsbys Blankets Commas Lustbes Ulsters Hosiery Men's Shirts ..Gloves .Stays ' - S X IRT S, 1 And all kinds of DRAPERY, '- ; at ' i! •;'• ' 'Unequalled VAt YE. Inspection Invitee I Competition Defied • VICTORIA. STREET _ Next to.J. WiUiam's, the People'a,Tailor]. f-i O T O B AT H XX toßoTn's Public Hat, Cold, and Shower Baths, Victoria-Btreet East. Charge, One shilling. Open all week days from 7 a.m. to fl p.m., and Sunday Mobninos from 6 till 10 a.m. The Bathrooms are all private, and suppuea with every convenience, Turkiah towels, flesh and hair brushes, comba, respirators, soapß, Sec Select bath-rooms (privatel-for^Ladieß every day, at all hours, with female attendance one Shilling. Please note the address: Victoria street East, above the Greyhound Hotel, and. next the Cheap Bedding and Furniture Mart Auokland . . ,-.. ■~ ■ ..-■ •*VTEW SEASON TEAS ! •■] NEW 131 .SEASON TEASI 1., , PRIME ROLL BACON! PRIME ROLL BACON! * WILLIAM^PARKEB,/. :■■: ' HOBSON-STREET, •'' "■" •' -""''.'A OPPOSITE . A" ' k '." 7 "'•''" MINETTI'S FKENCH BAEEEY, '. .'' ' BIN»EY*'S FREE* STORIES, .. FORT-STREET - - OPPOSITE GRAHAM'S BOND. *■' '.'" -EDWIN BINNEY, *' COMMERCIAL AND PRODUCE BROKER Bega to inform his constituents that, having sold the Lease of his Premises In Queen- . ■: Btreet "he has -REMOVED'to .the '; : 'commodious and newly erected *' ■ ' CENTRAL STORES aa above, ;; Where he has accommodation 7 . on the Ground Floor'or ,' ONE: TfIOUSAND TONS OF" STORAGE '77,-, ! !7i.AT,'cUI!RENTRATKS. ■.:,.,,. | ir.7. HEWiN and BROTHER \_ «.' ,- ABE NO^V SELLING ~ ... Now Zealand Honey, in Ilb tins, at 7Jd; purity guaranteed ,',' '" '. ' ""'':' /.'—.A! Knight Bros. Jams, in bulK, 7d per lb. Bring ~ yourownjars :~. in, Un} ,'iin'i French Prunes, 5d per lb . -~.. ~--.,■ "Cocoa and Milk, Ib per tin . .;■ Our Good Family Tea at Is 6d still commands Goodal-f Household Specialities, eohsißtlng of Egga, Cuetard, Blanp Mange, and Baking ill Powders -. 1 :■•i-ii_ . ' _~ Yorkshire Relish and Mushroepa Cfttsup, 7jd Potted Meats, 7d per tip. c'lLTm: To reduce our very large stook, Cash Pur chasers and Large Consumers will be llboraUy dealt.with, as Cabh wb;must h*.v«. . _- ~ _Cry. our PureMoqha and NonnareilCoffoos. r , . F. HEWTN ANXTBRfITHEK, . 7 Coffee Roasters, Fancy Grocers and Pbo-' vision Factors, . ■_,'■/, The opposite oarner to the United Servico Hotel, ■- Vy ; QUEEN-STREET • ,;, " THOMPSON AND MORRIS, .Hue. !■- ACCOUNTANTS,. ** '' *** BEOKEBS, ;HOUSE;':LAND,";AND*| GENEEALI 1 --. ■-■ .'CbMMiSSioN - agbnts, ,** yp'\ ■-'••;;. : N.B.:—Tradesmen's Books bo^anp^d'and* accounts furnished. ; .-;• -i" ■-■■■■ < • axi *.i No. ;41. N.Z. I-isußAKo'-' Buildings, next'door . to the Accident Inßurance Company. JS'.. A F ,A7 R'-^7^7^'.;l). : .G ; ;E,'. • *THE; well^knqwn-'fruiterer '. (lite of Queen-street). . Has again come to the front, and'started busibaesa -in VICTORIA*-STREET, close 'to Unionßank. ,ii : ■ A-.r.'i ,•'.'•;•*.!•. i ~-,.- -j A fine ssieeted stpokof cholc'e'gppds onliand. mHE COLONIAL INSURANCE j 7 C.qMPANY" have JjRe'mOVED ,'thdlr, OEFICES to the Promises lately occupied by Messrs.',Frater Bros., dlrpotly opposite .the General Post-office, Shortland-street,'ai»d ne?t door to I.: Peacock's, Optioian. .v • ,_n\ *'•'*■ ; jAs;b. graham;: ;; j 7 ! BranohManager. IllrEW ZEALAND GRAND GIFT Jj| C L U_B . .-*m v ! The Drawing for Pri_es '-'at. the above Club'is POSTPONKD.for a'short itime; to enable MOTH' bera to pay snbßcrlptions inarrear.; Due optica 1 will be given to Members ;only when the Draw ing ' takes' place; ' Subscriptions' in arrear m above Glubmuatho paid on orbefdreSOthJuly. - All .tickets unpaid after that date arertrfeited.:. r • , THEOUORE BROWN., I Auckland,June2Tth; 1881. .*; ~,,7,,'., _, '1 A A. ST EFH, E NiSO N,i J\. • Newton Fanov. Bazaab, ; ~ Toy Wabehousb, Stationek, Wools, silks, Pictures, and Ornaments of every dea- • 1 : oription.begs to call the attention: of the > v I . surronndiog public to hia Choice and , ol Varied Stock of the above. .■ .; ~ Sohools BuppUed with all necessary materials. 1•■ ■ a nice assortment of. Clooks. _ .:-; • , The Prices at this Establißhthent are conslder - - 'ably Under'Queen-atreatPrices; ' ; A Call respectfully.solioited. ■ ,1 * !■:: bANFORD'S'-FARiVI "PRODCiCE AND p :1j -■;*. - * f;-R U iT. J' i; -, ,;;*;;'.;77'..-.,',.' DalryFed;';;, ''; f ,";',! *Z- || Z | ' !j ' 'PorkPles, : 6dlb. **SB&S&f^^-»iWv^ Sausage SUPERIOR POTTED HEAD, 8d perlb :!•* Vegetables, Oranges, Apples, Bananas .; . ■ 1, poultry always on hand. Fine Young Fowls, I from la 9d to Sa 3d- each; Taranaki Butter,' J ls.thelb...' ■-. ova i i>) '■' ■;•■' ' ■'"'-■' - Victoria-efreet; f oar doors above Albert-street. ON'T FORGET ME, Mollie Darling. :, - h r . v JUSTOI*;ENEDi.,,,;,..,.'.','-,;.* A Geand, Asso*rtment7 of Wedding I . Presents .; ( .'?:...i*.--."•; • IN STEELING'SILVER GOODS, , ~.,!. 1 At Reaaonable Prices.' Salts in cases. . Ijhave everything that is made ih Sterling Silver. J'~ ' " 'F. H..LEWISSON,, ■".'". i.inw'i , Jeweller, Queen-street, Auckland. r.: 1 VI C T O R* L O N G U E T/ French and English House;-'.:.- h 1 ■ WELLESLEY-STREET, .' '.., yfjri The Only Practical, Ladies' Hairdresser AND HAIEWORKEB'IN AUCKLAND, '" ' , From the First Houses in France and London. A Large Stock of Humon,Hair always.on; hand. Ladieß' Wies made to order. Gentle men's Wigs, Whiskers and' Mouatachlos on hand, or made to order. LAdies' i Fronte, So. LadieS'.-Combings worked.as required. Select: Booms for Ladies. Hair-cutting, Shampooing, and Hairdressing.. Select Room,for gentlemen ILFE R JEWELL AE RYI .';;; SILVER JEWELLERY I :■..,.;!,. For an Assortment' go to .F.H.'IiEWISSpN. More in his Small Window than the balance of ; the Jewellers have to stook, BROdCHES, EARRINGS, SETS. STUDS, aa V"nf BKACELETS, PINS!, RINGS.* . iijv w 'tcrT«qnw Everyone knows where F. H. LEWISSON. ~ my Shon.is.,.. EL LESLEY-STREET OIL^ COLOUR, & GLA&S WAREHOUSE.- * C. G. Hill, Importer of Paperhangings, Oila, Co'ours, Glass, Varnish, Whitehead, &c, Gilt and Stained Mouldings and Pictureß, Sec ture framing to order. Just landed, ex-' Coro nilla' and 'Loch Doon," 215 packages Paper hangings, White Lead, Oils, &c.—Pleaso note the address: Wellesley-street Weßt (opposite Market entrance). . ""' XT IG HT'■ S OIL ,C O N T,R AC x. •■ All piraons in the City, or Suburbs requiring the aerviees of the present Contractor •at the beduoed bates should make early application Ito G. WILSON, at.his residence, Nelson-stoeel, or under cover, addressed "G. Wilaon, Night Soli Contractor, City Council Offices,"



Prospectus. A BRIDGED PROSPECTUS of T_ra'7' 'T--_.'-- EAST COAST NATIVE LAND AND SETTLEMENT COMPANY . (LIMITED). .Capital; £500.000. in. 100.000 shares of £5 each; whereof 70,000 will be allotted to the Abori ginal Native contributors of Land called " Original Shares," and 30,000 to European subscribers of capital, and called " Capitalist Shares." First issue of Capitalist Shares 20,000, payable as follows:—ss on apulicatlon, 5s un allotment; subsequent calls, if they are required, not to exceed 5s each, nor to be made at intervals of 1e33 than three months. PROVISIONAL DIBECTOKS. Hon. H. R. Russell, M.L.C., Hawke'a Bay Hon. W. H. Keycolds, M.L.C., Dunedin John Barraelougb, Ksq., Oamaru Horace Bastings, Esq,, M.H.R. Dunedin F. H. D. Bell, Eaq.., Wellington - ,-.,-.., J. Buchanan, Esq. J;P., Napier W. Buchanan, Esq., Auckland ;";.";"" ' Joseph Bennett, Esq., Auckland - William Coleman, Esq., Auckland **•' - J. M. Uargaville, Esq., Auckland : \ G. Fenwick, Esq., Dunedin ' ' , C. A. Do Lautour, Esq.,M.H.R, Glsborno AllanMacDonald, Esq., M.H.R,, Glsborno D. H. Mackenzie. Esq.,: Auckland ,F.J. Moss, F_q., M.H.R. Auckland : n . Wiremu Pere, Native Chief, Gisborne Henare Potae, Nativo Chief, Tokomarau Bay J. B. Poyntar, Esq., J.P., Gisborno C. A. Pitchard, »sq„ Christchurch D. Proudfoot, Esq., Bunedin Montagu Pym, Esq., Dunedin G. M. Keed, Esq.. ulsborne R. C, Reed, Esq., M.H.R.,'Hokitika „..,'. W, L, Reea, Esq., Gisborne j R. H. J. Reeves, Eeq„ M.H.R., Nelson H. C. Hobjohns, Esq., Napier Major Ropata, Native Chief, Tokomarau Bay J. M. Shera, Esq., Auckland R. Stout, Esq., Dunedin ...-,. W. H. Tucker, Esq., J.P., Gisborne i ■ J, S. M. Thompson, Ksq;, Wellington,' *•,, !|f R. Wilson, Esq;, Dunedin •■'• ■ *■ -solicitors: . , :;.j Wellington—Meßsrs. Sievwright & Stout 1 Gisborne—W. L.Rees. . i. <cY. J BANKERS: • The Colonial Bank of New Zealand. ,; BROKERS AND AGENTS :: ,' '.Z A Auckland—The Members of the Brokers' As sociation ... ,',"■' "* . Dunedin- J. B. Bradshaw Oamaru—Joseph Booth- - • '■• Christchurch—T. B. Craig * - •'-.' Wellington—Lidbetter & Cooper Napier—M. R. Miller. - HON. SECRETARY : " ,F. J. Moss, M.H.R., Wellington, "., , v The following is; an epitome of . tho obiocta of the Company as detailed ia the Prospectus, which may be obtained from the Brokers and at the various Branohes of the Colonial Bank :— • The object of the Company is the. Voluntary Association of the owners ot Native Lands with European Capitalists, for tho purpose of promoting settlement on the lands on the East Coast of the North Island of-New Zealand."' It 13 intended to be attained by the Native Owners contributing blocks of land at original or unimproved values, receiving paid-up Bhares in the Company for the same; tho Kuropeau Shareholders contributing capital to be called up in Axed and limited amounts as may tie foend requisite for conducting the operations of the Company. . 1 ..'•.- . ■• It is intended that the cash capital raised Bha'l be employed in defraying expenses of management, corripletin';.titles, effecting sur veys and subdivision into farm and township lots, opening, means of access, conducting the sale and leasing.of: the lands; promoting the formation of/Special Settlement parties from • England and' elsewhere, making advances to settlers on security, and generally in utilising theJands and.property veßted in the Company to the best advantage. The Company is at present registered under "The Joint Stock Companies Act," with a nominal' capital of £25,000, by the promoters, who; .finding it necessary, to | increase' itheir operations, transfer their Interests to the ex tended proprietary, retaining 1000 paid -up Capitalist and 1000 paid-up Original Shares in the Company. ' ' ' ' ' The Government having abandoned the- pur-] ehaSe'of Native lands, the Native owners in the" Poverty Bay and East Coast distriota being strongly desirous Of opening their lands for settlement, in a-manrier"mutt(ftUy beneficial to themselves and B^ch Europeansastnay be desirous of becoming associated with them on the principles prqposedin the Prospeotus, have, after making provision for thoir own require ments, entered into contracts for posßing over large areas of valuable land to the Company, at prices based on thoae of former Government - purchases, receiving shares fn payment for the some. _ - It Is anticipated that the company will be atw to dispose of its lands to great, advantage, as - under its control, and with its guarantee; title will be absolutely good,-while all lands pur chased will be at once placed under the " Land Transfer: Act,", and will.be sold:from time tq time for cash, or on lone: deferred payments, and- generally ia accordance with the rejzula; tlons guiding the disposal of the vfhste lagdq of th.Crowh." ' " ' '•' .' '' . . iThe'Capitalist Shares will be preferential,* having sec Wed fo them a.minlmuqi or.eight 'jper cent, per annum aa'a first charge on the' Rrofitsiwith a further division of profits in pro- ■ pdrtion to the capital invested. ■ Five Direotors w illhe elected by the Capitalist Shareholders, -and four by the Original Share-, holders, the qaaliaoations Of a director being the pos_esßion of not less than fifty, shares,.: ;i ..I ■ v i ,The capitalist shareholders ; will, under regu lations, be entitled to' purchase lands of the Company for their own bona, fide occupation., surrendering their shares in payment', vyhloh shall be accepted as value for tenper ce_%, over. the amounts paid up,; Tho Nattve Shateholders. will also be entitled,.nnde? regulation, to select reserves for their awn' o'coapation, surrendering th|lr_harea inpayment. * *--; •. "* ii: "'-*'Ji'U:.-> . Tehi thousand shares will Ibe.set- apartifpr: Sale in Britain, to intending bonfl, fido settlers,. and an officer of the company will be located in Englahd;*to rend out 'special settlement parties for the Company's lands." -**1 iv ifoi-'iiiiitlM i To prev.ont ,the vimoroner diverßioh of,the ; Natives'interests, original shares *glvpa ip the pU-ChasO'bf 'Hands will not bo' transferable without the consent Ota Nativo Committee, and* the approval of the Directors,;'-!..' v .*: -> 11 j On those priaolplea it 13' believed that the for mation" of the East Coast Native Land and Settlement Company will provide for the natives • the'readiest and. most beneficial 'method of placing their Lands,for. sale and .settlement, while the great and growing demand, in Great Britain among intending emigrants for Land In the Colonies, < and the' ever unsatisfied demand for land among would-be settlers an the Colony. itself, the. well known fertility of the Poverty, Bay and East Coaßt lands, tholr suitableness for extensive SettlemeD r, and' the'greatly enhanced value whichmuat be inevitably given tq lands there aituated, by the pro-notion ol ee^Hement in. thia .wholly ur,deve!oped, dlatriet, eomWfle.to, present to oapitalistß investing a proapect or re jnunetatioh, afid'an' esteh_lo_t oFspttere for the' operationi'opibopit'al, pronably-nnequ_u_edrjqu i any other .proposal yet sabmittedlivthe eo]ony. I i The Memorahdum'of Araooiation maybe aeen In the hands of tie SOlicitora and' Brokers of the Company;'and' detailed* prospectuses' and' forms of application for shares may be had from. the Brokers, and at tho various offices ot the,, [ Colonial Bank of New Zealand,'., " : V j The list of applications for ■shares* will be positively closed at Wellington on Saturday, the3oth July,. ■ ; ~ 1 • 1 3 ,;..:. h . ii^io_c ---, tj •!..■*' 1 *Mei_|i(__ii. - J"', ''< !""/\ -jrMPORTAWi;': TO iFARMERS^ JL LIVERY AND BAIT STABLE-KEEPERS,: T7 . ' -carters; and oTHERp.:,. j-' ">■> ORAWORD'S '' ;i; '■ HORIfE AND CATTLE OILS, '7 '~ For Wounds,' Guta^ Bruises, .StrainSi Lameness, 1 Rhoumatißm, Kicks; Broken Knees, Sore Backs Saddle and Collar GallB,: Swelled Lets ' Stiff Joints, Ewas-Injurediii Lamhing, &o„ «o. , r ■■■.:.: Tills in'Voluahle preparation ahould be kept In * every'stable—it never fatlfl'to efteot aChrSln the above oases, if persevered* with; it has been Used with thej greatest sucoobs in numberless. 1 oases, and ia by far tho Cheapest Embrocation in: the Market. ...... i The 'following TCatlnibrdals (among many.. 6the_B)-have *been received from well-known Citizens:—- * > ■'•v--> •'"- •''•■ .-•''• '*' ' ul ; „.,;;..,...,, TESTIMONIALS..; ;j i -,-.•;.,-,-. •*> i •',';'.", , Victoria stables,' Victoria-street* ;> . |> " -'• ' ~ Z., , November2,lßßo,,... To'Mr'Craw^oed::/' ..'7" '.''.'".„ ".' ' • Dear.Sir,— Having given your valuable Horse and Cattle Oils, for Cuts, Bruises, Strains, Collar Galla, &o„; a fair trial, ,I have great pleasure in recommending Farmers, Liyery an Bait Stable-keepers, or anyone that has Horses, neyer to be without the same.' i.i "' UM <"• i ~,.,,. Lremain, dear sir, ■•,,■• I.'1: iioiote ; ~*~ '~ Yours respectfully, ,;,:;** i •.j 1 Greyhound' Stables, Auoklaid; ■* ■ I oww'l" ..i*:,,: -v 11 November I.; 1880. . MbCbawfobd, Newton:; -■■ "___}_[_ irk • Having effected several cures with the nee of your Horse ■ and Cattle Oils, I have, much. pleasure in testifying to its good quality'in the cure of Cuts, Wounds, Collar Bruises. &c See. * ; 7!. : .-. .'H- W- WIGGINS.. ■' * ' ' ' Newton, Auckland,1 '*. . 1 ■:■-■■ ■ '•■ * • '-■> - " November 18,1880; Mb.Ckawfobd. : ■'!'-. '--~ - , -..■". Dear fcir,—l have uaed your celebrated Horse and Cattle Oila, for Broken Knees and Other open wounds, with wonderful success, and can' confidently recommend it to anyone as the bes preparation I ever tried.' - ■■■A eioii r -A ', 1: I r' ,',., lam, dear Bjr, . -~. 1 ■•'■■*.'• Yours, Sec,Sec, " '". ! !•,.'.,.-. • Ti.'. 1 .-•'■-'.! J. WARREN.■-.'. CRAWFORD'S 1 HORSE & CATTLE OD_B > May be had from most Saddlers. In bottles, -, ; *..",. at2s6dandss each. ~;",, -. ■ '•':*; *CoiiNTßir' Agents Wanted, '• lj". o.'' ! •:;.'.. iPreparedandsoldby ''..** »i ~:_ C R A WFuR D, .Chemist,,.. 1.,- . • ; ...;■ .-.■,-■ Newton.Auokland. :: -~ ~;,. LANGSHAN FOWLS;—For Salej/the * above (pure-bred): also Egga.—Apply Mr Rennell, Storekeeper,EUerslie..,:: 11 ■■: ■-...■ o, KYBER PASS GROCERY AND ■1 DRAPERY 'STORE.-J; Downey*begs to inform the inhabitants of Kyber Pass, Mount Eden, Seofleld View, and the public-that he intends Opening the above Store on SATUR DAY -exit All goodS (quality guaranteed) will be sold at Auckland Prices. J.D. hopes that by keeping only the very choicest quality of goods to merit a share' Of' public patronage.—N.B. Families watted on for orders.



*p Amusementa." l . L B E.R T ,H ,A, L L. IMMENSE SUCCESS ! : IMMENSE SUCCESS ) ' HAI.I, CROWDED MIGHTI-Y I ■■ V Professor \YjEsten, In his Musical and Highly Amusing TEMPLE OF MYSTERY I The Professor still continues to bewilder and amuse his audiences. Admission—Reserved Seats, 3s; Second Seats, 2s; Back, Is. Children half-price to flrat and second seats. Door open at 7.30, to commence at S. Grand Mahnek on SATURDAY, July 16. WORKING MEN'S CLUB. A BA LL, Under the auspices of the above Clnb, will be held, In the Lectubs Room, on WEDNESDAY, JULY 20TII, 1881. Dancing to commence at 8 p.m. Refreshments provided. . ;,; Double Tickets, 53: may b_ obtalnod from Mr Mears; Bookßellor, Queen-street; or of the Sec retary or Steward, S. MO3ES, 1;.'.'.'...-..- :•.',•.:;. Seoretary. i"1 HO RAh HA L L. ORCHESTRA OF THE CHORAL SOCIETY. Conductor1......'.... __.. :.Herb ;Cabl Schmht grandldoncert, During the Stay of the Squadron. , Date of Concert and Programme will be duly announced, Roserved Seats, _s; Unreserved, 2a 6d, - . Box Plan at Messrs. Upton & Co.'s, Queen- Btreet. .., _ _, ... _ ; IVTEW ZEALAND REGIMENT OF XV,,,, .ARMLLERYrrABATTERY. ,f[ A , GRAND . CQNCfiRT , AND BALL Will ba givenvfor the: BENEFIT OF GUNNER J. MABTERS, • r; In the Lome-street Hall; oh' A ■ MONDAY, AHGUST<iIST, 1881. '■ Tickets: Front Seats, 3s; Back Seats, 2s; Gallerjr.la; to be had from the members of the Battery; 3s and 2s tiokets admit to ball. .'-'># red.'1 J. IRogers,1Rogers, hi r.vskWi iizit__ir:i •»_•& '.Hqn.Bec, 13 E MU E R aZgiELS'" -SCHOOL. j,, , A;';CO,^qEs^ ~, .-. !1" Will ie held in'tils -Joft'ooLO_i J' '" MONDAY EVENING, JULY 18TH, ■'tn'aia 'Of the Sohbol Librkfy' Fand.l l To begin at 7.30. i- ..' . -' . 'I ', '' 1 ' ' ' =9 Deptures.. YOUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN AS- SOCIATION, Wellesley ond^Albertstreets. ..- Winter , t iCourse •• of LEOTi^REg, 1881. August 5-i.Entertaln_nent,''MualoU!aad Literary lAugust 12-iLeoturer .'.'NOtVelß!I—Rev. D. W. i -.\<Runßl_nan;M.Af lidii'l ..:ii v: -.Jitil ol _::ii |Septamber;:2-^Leoture: :•!' Christian! Work* in I Australasia"—Rev. Wm.-Morley Bentember.9—Entertainment n r ft - "A ,:<(;- September' 23-Lecture:"" Italy imd the Wold | enses, with a .Visit to Rome and the Valleys i of the Vaudois"—ReV. Ai Mi MoCallum. potober 7—Lecture i S^hjeot to bo advertl-ed. I fCornmen'ce at 7.^7 Seats reserved'for'Tlcket holclorstill7.2o. " •" '* ' ":.'.'" 1 ilckets for the Course (to admit beater and lady),. 5a ;■ Single -Tickets for Course,' 3a* 8d j* Single Ticket, Is, to bo obtained from tho Book- Sellers, Members of Committee, or at the Rooms; THOMAS BUDDLE... j ........ ~--,.;. J„j _, ...;-.,,.,: (,«," Hollr ?a.°f '-■ -.cSBk "PROFESSOR FRASER%viU I _S?V«^ -"- give his ,Lecture on "Our ,_ fCf 21. Time, nlaoe.-'ahd charges as SsdrfHJ lo usual; To oonclude with Bund- I V--BOLD EXA__I^IATIO-r,,-■ :■■>■■> \ t*"-ai\*«AlßO.'6h SUNDAY NIGHT, 21th i /•:„_?.'^LLA.-nlv gig.- "The Relldlous Teach- I^Sjjf)*^^*'iDgß of Phs^noWßy»''il(Admlssion , 7tsr, Naw.Aaare'irGßEr^TkjEßT./;^^' ; f"' 1 if?.r.;l T,--.;.-f,.V SportU_-i«ii.>'.'.-rr:i crW-:!:. , IJIT XL B»0 y N E "CjIT P/7188L.J : JQ QQQ SUBSCRIBERS AT £^ _\AO_C * FirstHMe^-'L^sW Norfestartei-i 0 _.%,m Second Horse .. 1,000 (divided) Third Horse .. : 600 B^rfees of fi100.,, ,600, Other Starters* 1.? 1,500 6PrIMSOf«SO"..' <'-m' \ (divided) 110 Prizes of £10,. 1,100 i Average for other Starters is about £75 each: average for Non-starters is about £25 each; and the 122 Extra! Prises, oorißiStlng otelx prizes ot £100 each, six prices of £50 each, and 110 prizes £10 each, brings up'the numb'er'of Winning Ticket to,'about 210. This isl thebeSt'opporf. tunity ever-brought the public in the Australian Colonies. . ; Please-add exchange to cheque, and two gtampa for reply andreSult; _ ■** " "li ** - '■__ ' THEODORE BROWN, >-> 19, GreyrStresV or Box-210. Eostoffiee, Auckland, [AuoMana.'May, 1881. 1 •.; ft If VT j ! j -■•'z/'iildii6ftti6ni-if-" naqp MS.vp-BVHAB MACRAE. \LfM-- i: .air_.!o:i! I '^ (Late Headmaster.of: the College and Grammar ho .u-ui-iii-n"; i.'Sohool) ■ )'„- , Q HdS pleasure In* Intimating that his School wiil b-! OPENED on.MONDAY, 18th Instant, and Wfll'be"Ite_ai>o'rarliy, conducted in thei Building _n ,J.sy_ctoi_d-^treet -long,inowa,as the; High ■fi(a_OTl.^,j;,;•'"'',';:..: "-iu-_i*ui.u-*- s . r^B;S j 5-^VtReV-Davldvßruce has kindly fcorfientea ; the Classical jwork until the end of the veax;'.'and Mr, J.'BL,Wilson, a formefci-pupUof the College and Grammar School, First B^A."Of the University.bfJiNew Zealand, and'for five. years a.Teacher under the Board of Education; has been appointed Junior Master. - r. "' jilaliG Km FEK9,. PER QUAET_K: : English (comprising Reading, Writing, , Arithmetic, Geography, &0.).. .. -52 2 0 English'aii^LatiQ'v.'. .. - .1 £212 6 English, Latin,, and Mathematics -I £$-_$ 6 lf.i slVzx:ZB; wood !h;a_m, iyt-.J;;Z •,'-;Z7I *-':', ■"-** j :,','* Tpa^a^Bby,, the Pianoforte and^;^^.'.; •; ii=*;fl j Addret-j^Care' of j Auokland MoalQ:. W»P^ 40nse.'-*> u.'isin;:. [ | .> :jN';; I\TEWTONV GRAMMAR SCHOOL,' f-37.':,: .'Rev.'P.'Mason, B.A. • | '". ;" I School Duties will be resumed on MONDAY, ftjhe 20th Instant.**;'**' \ i Branches: English, Latin, French, Mathe matics, and Drawing.' !V:J :., rt*H,l*l/ V lDrav?ing.by; ( Mis|3 Tye, Llcenaed;Teacher of Drawing under the. Victorian Board of, Edaca aoa. ' ' "' "'..'..',!.,;, y-.y , 'JT^ELLEgLEY.-STREET ;SCHOOL. SEPAEAIE SO9 MAI-ESi^ND J!EIIAIiES, Terms: 10_..perQuarter. a>-xi ,<A..■> "'!t''Friday..Evening..-.ectu'res,',Z Z , Tr , . HJJNRY WORTHINGTON.r rim -,*'". ','":,'•' AA". : ;Head-_naster.';; m J. PENNAt; Teacher of Navigation, LL • wishes to make known to Intending applicants for; Masters' and .Mates' Certificates that ho has returned' from.the South, and re sumed his course'of'tuition. N.B.—Several good Sextants for. sale.—49,; N. Z. 'Insurance Buildings.,,.. V.' , ~■,; '-1,-c-J, _.%..,:.:.-- STENOGRAPHY.-^MrUonson, Certifi ■ cated Teacher of Pitman's bhorthand, 205, Queen-street. 13 Private Leßßons, 21g; '■; ,•;" :'-, MB.-.-B. JK. WA X KINS .who has resided for some years in France and' Germany, and who has had. con siderable experience in teaching these subjects, is prepared to 1 | GiVa"PR<VATE^|TUITION IN FRENCH ' m-- -':.". '...tAND.GERMAN. A^'> --'-A' ?•• ' f For arrangements and terms, apply by letter, to ' ' MR. E. R. WATIONS, ' !ii-';'>.- '■■■'■!-. '■■'■'- ■-.'-■". "''; Upper ParnaU. mmip;-ix_i-i:p:ypxyy .aiNGiNG,. ! Me H,rGORDONGOqCH, Assodateof the Royal Academy of Music, London, and Bronze and Silver Medallist of that Institu tjon^eceives ..^Pupils 'for1 SINGING jaUi YO]-^-'PROpyCTION at his' private residence in O'Rdrke-street, Albert Park. — ' Ufe: GORDOk'.GfC.OCH informs' hls' : iilendß *-kTpuplls that he has BraaOVED froin1 Wato ifleldfltreet to CROBKK-STREET. Albert Park , Qha-honsefromSnaiocai^treet. i/V.RGAN, PIA NO F O,RT E \J AND HARMONY. ■ ;Mi-. JO^-HARTWBLL from London. • .".,:.;."l "'"> p •'. '' J trP 7, '. X■: M-SSBfl HOBTMAN Se &&X§?" ' ■ -'-. 1 ' * Oueen-street, where Copies of his Compositions be ha 4



,--■;-.;.j, .-,:. jxLLL—SialAX^>A.iia,,i — -~ii..u! i .\ ■;-'- ■.■!■ I '. '~ ~,■,', i • JMI-Lfff* TH E A T.:,R,E .\-is'&b&i% a fc Proprietor,. _*»«. .'---Mr R. J. Del#fc._ TO«IGOT0TO-NI$1T t-^NMgI,! '' =, > * SATURDAY,; JUL* IGlW^trooiii. FIRST PRODUCTION OF THE LAffEBT LONDON, SSNSATION,'.,,' IT IS NEVER TO LATE TO' ; M&W' . IT IS NEVER TO LATE TO MEND I IT.IS NEVER TO LATE; TO MEND t IT IS NEVER TO LATE./XO'^jß^l^ . '•'' ''"i-} ,-, I THIRD WEEK, „ V::,™ 1- Ana Increasing Popularity ot tho Standard and ..,:. Versatile Artistes, . -"*•* * doaa - ' v MR., JAMES CARDEN,' ; ,'7:7J,r Mibs MARSTON LEIGH,* „ X and Delias* AUSTRALIAN SPECIALTY COMPANY, I The Proprietor has.tho' honour to announce the first presentation of too La-eat Dramatia i Adaptation of Charles Rcade's World- ■ ;'•', .. .--,. famed' N0ve1,',,,, 7 '7Z7' ."•' IT IS NEVER TO LATE TO MEND! IT IS NEVER' TO LATE TO MEND! IT IS NEVER TO LATE TO MEND I IT IS NEVER TO, LATE TO MEND! -,-. NEW AND PICTURESQUE.SCENERY, •■ By Mr. H. Frahm. ' pp p ..\,7 h New and Appropriate Music, ,-,: :-, ::"- Arranged by'Mr. J.Eadyi '77 "7i:W ~:->- *.-''''''''; ''-'~~",:777;:.';'' ; '7il LIME-LIGHT EFFECTS, by Mr. Donnes. Entire New Mechanical . Effecss»' By Mr. W. Cole. •" : '* 'Z-."' PROPERTIES Designed aud Executed by Mr. D. Mason. 'GAS APPLIANCES, by Messrs. Branston and ', ;7.Eoßter.".r l "Zi',' .3,8 .!':.:' welt' The Whole produced under the Immediate , " stage direction of Mr. LAOHLA-T, Z77 ---■. -. .'-•'-''' **. MOGOWAN..'.'.",, Y''.:ZZ'-7i ; 77,7 CAST OF CHARACTERS.. . .', Georgo Fie1ding....:....._;-. .Mr Arthur Elliot (a young English Yeoman, in love with Susan) WR11amJWe1d..i_..........;.ME Gerald Dillonl I • (his brother, o^ a sulky disposition) -is r . Mr John Meadows.: .'.v.:....... .Mr Harry Seftoh j (a rich com factor, also in love'with Susan), -i.., Tom*Robinson.'!.'.......,.Mr ; James Cardewj (an example that "It isNevor too Late to Mend")' leaao Levi ,MrJ_aohlan MoQowr n (an Oriental Jow; a mat! of profound wisdom,. i ~., possessing a kind and Renthgjgiart) ' -' ';- i THe Bby Joseph Miss M-§|lo Knife j ~ ~ .:;.. (a victim of cruelty) ■•'.. ■': ..*'-™* „ : Peter Crawley'.-!,.:;.. Z...... __'-. .Mr J; J. Welkli \ lAttoraey-'at-Law .-<< and .an • instrument .ol: I '17.--7.-:.7 .:■--"■ .Meadows) '~*''.". L',: ..,' [ Farmer Merton ...Mr John Howe ii.... " '(ownerof Grasßmoro Farm) ;: ; .:■_. -; i i pie Rev Francis Eden 7 ......Mr James O'Brien ! '■■'-■ (the Chaplain .of the ModoPPrison) . '.*_;• MrHaWs,..i..--...:..-....i_„,MrJ.P.WcS-^ Z .ttfee Governor ofthe Model Prison) '~ ri Fry: liwardera of thß Modol (Mr T. Wllliama I Evans . >;■ > Prison ;' (Mr W. Coombf a .* ; Jaoky-Jaekey-. -.!...!_..; i ...Mr Gerald Dillon. | (on Australian aboriginal; a bit of nature, and I " •. • George Fielding's only friend) —' - ;' "" ' Abnor_ _. -.:....-.-._MrW.Carter I tta Shepherd) ~ ,-,.,- ■ " ;-iiigo_rwm'rr-i-rnEHnerg'or'rue i' gnrjrnsalfei Red Ned V GanginAus- ■{ MrF. Eda ToruHodson) . .-,- tralia) (.Mr R. Hughea Suaahi.,..f-^ j.u .:■.'.". .Miss1 Jehny Watt Tarihce , (daughter of Farmer Morton and attached to \ .-/.dJ**~*---''•'. • .H-':,George) ,„, ~r ~ -, .j^'jsH Miss Ophelia MeadoWs.-.! I '„..Mlss Ethel AdeUa ■ i (a phllantrophical young maiden) ,- London Nan..-..;;,...;. Mrs Lachlan McGowan a [j ,';:(a Bohemian, partial to RObidson)," -'* I ,' Countrymen, Wanderers, Police Offlcerj, I : Prisoners, Bushrangers, &o„ &o„ ■ j 'S? n 7.'. ','. "'ACT 1 -777. ■'* ■■'•'■ ,' dislfi s6ene (Eng'landj-grove j^bm;;, I j .'!-,.'!,' : FApNE.bROUGH,.B_a_MapRS,'.;. 77^.' Couldil trace bSck tixet arm teaiM&ljlstantaatfl. A , Since my forefathers tolled In this field, wSfL And the form I now hold on your honour's ostato.' 11s the Bame that my grandfathers tilled,—om ■' .•^ffSQ..'-'.';t'>H'..u'!>'>'v* v >**-'' (-•«"'' VILLAGE FARMYARDSAT EARLY BAmr.' Jen amongst the Live Stock.— The Limb of tha Law Nonsuited-The PHILOSOPHY OF'A . i^SPP 1?? T, HIJj*, '.:- a WeU-matohed » Pair-' d Diabolical Plot-a Son, of Abraham-itThQ Troubles of_a British Yoeman—The Bro3" Quar«i, rel—Blessed are tho Peaoemakora—GebrgtfSr despair—The Juvenile , Delinquent ~i Robm ion on the Callfornlan Goldfielas—"No! botrec a ornet* of bread In Old England "-Crawley ' levies a distraint on .tho farm—"Where mo wea-lgoingJO?*—The Nobleman's Proposal— The YeonMfai Acceptance—" Yes I 111 seek a new home in-Australia."—Robinson receives a vlait from Sootland Yard—George's Departure for Australia—Farmer Morton's conditions: . '.'Bring home eiOOO.i'and you Bhall'hnvo my. - i toMWeraWmyible-Sing''—The Lovers',Fare-*; J roll—Meadowa Exultant—The Jow Triumphs l ver the Gentile. •• •...-.. : - "*■ * ■ ,-• -•> ■ *"; *r-' at I . j - EFFECTING TABLEAU. , r':,; ".;""'.. ."' c ACT 2.7( ,7j' ": .y-7't INTERIOR OP TaE_MopE_-,_?RlSo^f ITlie Scene;will both:im fleeten and actiettUi falthfuto depict the late Model ft-iaon' System, Illustrating.. the:lsevero disoip'.itte - formerly * jiraotlced by the Penal Authorities. '■•"■' ''■ * °ap THE;-_?UNISHM-INT '_'*HE ..SitteS, M*'*^ j _SySTBM,!';[THK'.,opAI'-^ i fl^ j The Blaekt £_ple.'. An lAngfiß ol LiKhfc 'tth" z QoodChapUn an Intercessor.- »Let the 'meAi-ui upon you, Mr Hawes, to relax your diaelpllne« as* 'fAre you Governor of this.Gaol or IT1 \ ■ ,V' ;i 'NO! THK! LAW 'SHALIi iftf YOtri.! [I^TEK*" '7,' :,, ;AND MINE, '-T^-I -• >\:*<T '•;; IThe Boy Josoph In the Punishmont Jacket. ? Robinson's Dormitory. Tho Governor and hSi'i Spies. 'Robineon commits a* Grievous Breach _. of.'thff. Prison Regulatioha. Hswea' Deoree.':.! 1800 turns of the.Crank. Mr Edeh Intervenes. YOU MUBNT; LAY A'EINGaR m||S? REVERENCE. The* Clergyman's Mesaage. Your Sentence ia Commuted; the Remainder ol " your Term you will Set vein Australia, Susan presents Robinson with a Talisman. The Death :0f the Boy Joseph. Faith Hope and Charity. The Wages of Sin la Death, and remember m IS NEVER TOO LATE TO MEND. ACT 3. A SLAB HOT IN AUSTRALIA..- . ■-'"on fielDiNg's'shee!» station." JB, Thoughts of Home and-Kindred dear— Hard" ships of the Bottler's life—George's Body Servant THE AUSTALIAN ABOBIGINAI^-J^CKY JACKY. | Tbe Treacherous Shepherd-" lam a Ruined Man,"— Oacky on the Wallaby track—Georgo delerlous-:Jacky's grief for his master's supposed deatSI^THE TICKET OF LEAVE MAN- , a message from across the aba—The Blackf ello w : obtains a glimpse of do dobbil—debbil—Old i Friends — Robinson Leotnres on Quartz—The. r Prospecting Party. ; .'« I Soene 2—Among the Gum TreesZ '" i Mr Meadow's Agent-Crawley on tho Scent- Hudson's warning—Where are we all going to I Scene 3-The Falls at, WAllawAllA ~ | .;„,. ...- f!i ..Gully, N,S.W.v:,r •a ) m feilt IThis SCENE vrillb«exoes_iveiy plotureeoTO;l'l !fi_Vi.,s?a99__a-_fl6 iW> being -llnatrated byA HEADWATER, and the ontire effect of the7^ scene being enhanced by BEAUTIFUL • ™Td ! COLOURED LIME-LIGHTS. iThe Gang; at" Work."^Th'e"fliß?Di ß^ery ot ■ Gold! to Australia, " Where theft's Gold there's Moocl."& The Encounter with the Gang. Jacky makes a.Revelation. The Dlacovery of the'l Welcome Nnggjet. A Black Statue of Captain,;! Cook. The Luo«cyDiggers. Gold, Susan, GolS-,',; ''Home,- Sweet ;Bome7'"and "TheGlrlheLefC Behind him." Att«iExoltlng Tableau. ',- sB-ia.'A fl j," . ~'., ACll. ',' _ . \njft_-me4fi j SCiffiNE I.—Room in Meadow's House. Cra*-" f ley's Return. Unwelcome NoMtr An Old Ac gtialntance to a still Older Drew? i News of the Emigrants. Meadow's .Resolve. A Desperata . Game. ; • ~.,,, ~, .-Ayr, SCEHE 2,' PAELOUE' ot^THE 'KlING'3,f j ,-■_--.*;! Head^ Newboeough.'. p,pPi . Arrival of —i and Mrs Tom, Robinson. COn*-'. jogal Corivßrsationg. • Hawes* Revengo.' Tha i Dru«edliqupr. Jlito Theft.': The Spirit of i__n ~ Mu«fered Jotep.-U The Warr-__g of B__i__l*m . "Heaven has delivered you Into my hands, and yba must expiate your crime." ! SCENE 3.-Another Apartment In the Hou_a of Meadowa. The Stolen NotC3.™rten!l2 *onble. .Susan as a*Suppliant. The?._rofe-a father S,Te&- ISfi^ ujßbM&ttu ■ i^?£<*Z^ E'GK°YE£^ . -..-_.-.„- 1.,..1... ''•■£ GAm# .- „.^, VI ..„ r ~,p^ £ Notoß. Levi to the Rescue. Meadows Foiled, Happy Denouement. i-t^n t XT ia?NEYER|f66'!LATB T&WwDp- Prices—Dress Circle, Is; Stall.' 2g Bd" Pit i«_- Reserved Seats a. Upton &Cc? nh "*