The Auckland Evening Star.

if, XII— No. 3,384

AUCKLAND, N.Z.. WEDNESDAY. JUNE 1, 188-1.

(Published Daily.)

PRICE: ONE PENNY



ShiPDinß. SACTt_-Or_____7^TEAl__ _111'" UO. rHROUOH THE UNITFD STATES OF AMERICA, VIA HONOLULU, TO ' GREAT BRITAIN. Under Postal Contract with tho Governments of '■' New Zealand and New South Walos. T "* Date of UatoofSall- L _, Sailing for ing for -Steamer. Tons. sy d_ey. San Fran- cleco. m,,»,»«Yor« m **?'." '!s,_ ' ____fe^_J__»* ant' "PBBEOnmre' booked tlw^gjTto Llyorpool, Imdon or Paris, via tlio great Overland Roads of America mid tno Steamers of the Atlantic Wfe.mNw-W.__. First-class to London .. .. £GC nnd.upwards stocrago to London .. .. £37 10 "pint-class to San Francisco- £10 Steerage _ .620 'Through Cabin Passengers are pormittod to ..- o ver at Honolulu, or any of tho cities of the limited States, not to exceed six months. No Shippin? Orders will bo issued after 1 p.m. 'on the day beforo tho sailing of steamers for taii Francisco. For freight ratos and all other information, apply to THOS. T. GAMBLE, Agent Lower Queen-street *i OT_AM TO LONDON. ORIEnVTiNE. -ffSitfwr'"'™* Thoioilawing Steamships be oneinff to tho Orient Steam Navigation Com nMivlLimitedl.andtho lacliloStoam Navigation fvfflinany will leave SYuNKY at the under mantlonod dates for MKLBOURNE. ADE- and LONDON, via Suez Canal : ■-•''''jljamer. I rtcg. Ton-go | Dato. nfmiUOKAZO.... 3,817 Juno 10 JOHN ELDER.... 1,152 Juno2l rHZCO.. 3.849 JunoL'9 ICOSCAGUA.... 4,112 July 13 CtiTOPAXI 1,02* July 27 nRTENT ' 5.35S augustlO TJjTtie Service win bo malntatnea Dy sao- steamers at intervals of a Fortnight. Faro to London, 15 to 70 guineas, Suez Canal Dues. 8s In addition. Parcels booked through to London. 'Passengers en book from Auokland at a _,___ rate to cover Intercolonial fare and Canal anes, and so secure special advantages. Passage from London can be granted In • For plans and full particulars, apply, in London, to F. Green & Co., and Anderson, jUderson fc Co., Joint Managers 0/ tho Line ; a to the Agents in Auckland STKAMSHL? CO.OFN.Z. .'■'■•■l (LIMITED) i • ji ■ Queen-street '___-: !!1 8 fWION STEAMSHIP 1 __*••*-Tr**^ \J COMPANY Ol? NKW I *^^ i Z _ALAND [LIMITHi; ' fe**--^C_|_ |IMI TA« LX— | j :; June, issi. TOR GISBORNK. NAPIER, WELLINGTON, I liYTTKLTON, PORT CHALMKRP. -ND ; , BhUFF IffROM QUKKS-BTrKKT WnAtlFl Steamship. I Dato of Snling. T-ateat ■ (1 ., ~ Train. TbAiuu. Thursday, 2. noon — BisOAROOMA Thursday, 9,10 a.m. — •TOBTAKANAEI, NELSON, PICTON, WKL ■ LINGTON. LYTTKLTON, AND WSBT |ji ; Coast Ports (from Matjukau) SkViSi. Tuesday, 7, 3 p.m. 2 p.m. p-tNGUiN Sunday, 12,10 a.m. 9 a.m. ~_" yOR ________ 'Abawata Thursday, 2,1 p.m. — .■■ FOR MELBOURNE. Via SOUTH. TiAnau Thursday, 2, noon — Bisgarooma Thursday, 9,10 a.m. — TOR RUBSKLL AND KAWAKAWA. ~ "ARAWATA Thursday, 2,4 p.m. j — OC&THO must he alongside one hour before ".j.-. time of departure. .Passage Tickets must bo taken at the office before embarking. Hi '-'Aucklp.jd Branch I ')■■■■' 53, Qneen-Blaeet. j_____^_ "PENINSULAR AND ORl ____S_>_L ENTAL STEAM NAVIGA ■ .fSßS^ tion COMPANY. ;' PROBABLE SAILING ARRANGEMENTS, Tot CKYLOV. &c., vci'h Mails and Passengers * j® h ' for EUROPE and the KAST. *. • i'-U. „„„„ I Leave I Leave :. l,lw :^ amer- : I Sydney I IVlelb'rnß BUKEAKA; Junelo June2o UAIHAY Juno 29 Julyl ■HiffA Jolyi3 July 18 . .-■ •r, Place and Hour of Departure :— ''; ' STDNItT.. _ Circular Quay, at 9 a.m. ■'' M.IBOtTRNE .. Railway Pier, at 2 p.m. Wi-BWn>_ .. Glen'elg, about 5 p.m. .^FprfurtherinformatiiDn apply to CRUICKSHANK & CO.. Agents for Auckland. :'SS3_< _S. 'BLANCHE, jjgg|g ICU Capt. Hopkins. t''T"iMatakana: From Matakana: Wiiieß.,Juno 1,0 a.m. Thursday,June2,9a,m S|ro Puhci: From Puhoi: Wds'y,June3,B a.m. Saturd'y.June 1,12 noon lißfe_«.«_LJ'TOß RUSSELL, WHANUA JB^^X1 ROA. AND MANGO-NUI. -'■Thes.„ "IONA" will leave every Mondayat 5 _.m, (weather permlttingl. Passengers booked •jjlßmall parcels prepaid at the Office on the Jnisrf. No cargo received after 4 p.m. i ?uR WHAN CARE I AND MANGAPAI. '.'.T_b,B.B. 'ARGYLE" will leave for the above I Tlaces every Tuesday and Friday at 5 p.m. -FOR TAURA NQ 4, 777 [:[ l -; S.S. 'GLENELG' WiU}„ve Queen-street Wharf at 6 p.m. &_#_; .. Thursday. 2nd June : ;. ; Tuesday, 7lh .■■: .;■ i. Thursday, 9th -■>•■" it',.. Tuesday, Kith ,_ c i : .,.„; Thursday, 16th. ...i' ' Tuesday,2:ist P . • * Thursday, 23rd |1! br.(l Tuesday, 2lith fa-Hi Thursday, 30th : _Con_eoting with s.e. 'Staffa' for Opotikl and *atrt Coast ports on Tuesdays only; also con necting with b.s. 'Katlkatl' for Katikati Settle —lants. - .'•' FOR RUSSELL. ■i; • ■■[ i Saturday, <lth June ! Weather and other circumstances permitting, i No cargo received after I p.m. i_ : A. MoGRWGOR, Manager. j_6sl_tv W™ • iLO- NJDC,N uIRECT- The clippe no 633 tons Register. This vessel, now daily expected, will load for ""idon on discharge of inward cargo. Having large portion of her cargo engaged, she will meet with quick despatch. '.. tforfrelght, &c., apply to ' OWEN & GRAHAM, | g-" ,'.\' . • Agents. -• ■!_!«_- QTISAM TO HOT SPRINGS, ■3_|____;o mahuranßi, m'takana, mTT'—iwau, ajmd Omaha. Tha s.s. ROSE CASEY, Al at Lloyds. ffifeiil ".-.'i J. Cabby, Master. ?or Hot Springs and Matakana— Every Tues -1 osy, at 11 o'clock , Tot Hot Springs and Mahurangi— . ii Thursday, June 2, at 9 o'clock Satnrday, June I. at 9 o'clock ." Thursday, June 9, at 11 o'clock '''. ' Saturday, June 11, at 11 o'clock ■ Thursday, June 16, at 11 o'clock Saturday, June 18, at 9 o'clock •, Thursday, June 23, at 11 o'clock . Saturday. Juno 25, at 11 o'clock .:;■ ;;' Thursday, June 30, at 11 o'clock -.—les-cgo must be down half-an-hour before fwsrtlsed time of caving, or it will not bo lue_' _'_t) Parcels or Goo.ls taken without a shipping: ~Por freight or passage apply to i,.; JI, CASKx. <Jnnßi2, 1880 ;^Ji OTEAM TO T-3 k' THAMES «|j 'AROHA GOLDFIELDS, VPNNRCTING WITH OHINKMURI, OMA HU, ; WAITO A PLAINS, and MORRINS '•;'....: VILLE, Piako District. 'i VIISPRISI! No. 2,' ;;'-P.S./PATIKr & S.S. 'VIVID.' * i^roai Auckland t From Thames l "icfanesday, 12 midngt Thursday, 1 p.m. £nday, 12 midnight Saturday, 12 midnight . . A?. 6 time table of river BtEamera to be seen at ~ faterpriße' Office, Wharf. ' Tn'm'v ' Fades: .'■...; I°,inames .. Saloon. 7sea: Steerage, 6s ■ •' m° 'runemuri through, 03 extra 5... "Te Aroha through, 10s extra I B__li ! £ BsJ5 OnBlDlB lor shipping, carrying, or __• jF-iinSo?o^-""1* 0 cargo will be received after 5 »-^^ar_ring the winter months. __fe_'--_ ; A.N.S. FERRY CO., mm.-'- ■ ■-'' '■"'■•'■■ • Agentß,



Shipping*. •_.•_>. T. it I G A N T I N i .N*-3r_^s_ -O 'ANTHON9,' 'J_]fH§|_> FROM LYTTICLTON. *^"^™ r~' Consignees are requestod to pre sont Bills of Landing and pay freight wlthou delay. 'Iho veusel will bOßin discharging __ MORROW (Wednesday) MORNING. H. B. MORTON, Agont. Auckland, 31st May, 18S1. __g__^ Tp> O X HOKIANGA ■■$^feS§*i|iV The schooner ■888-bSbI FANNY THORNTON Will sail for tlio abovo port TO-MORROW (Thursday), 2nd Juno. For freight apply to E. R. CARDNO, Agont, Fort-street. _»<_&■-"> U TEAM'TO THAMES, CAR. _•§§£__; >^ RYING PASSENGERS AN! cargo, oonnkctino with ohlne muri, Omaiiu, Waitoa Plains, and Morrinb Villk (Piako District). Time Table. S.S. 'ROTOMAHANA,' From Auckland: Wednesday. 1 afternoon Friday, 1.30 afternoon Saturday, o afternoon From Thamos t Thursday, 10 morning Saturday, 10 morning Faros to Thames: Saloon, 7s Gd; Stoorage, ss. Freight through to Te Aroha, 25s per ton. No Cargo received within half-an-honr of ad vertised ciime of leaving. FRASER & TINNE, Agents. -____***_ TSTAIKATO STEAM NAVl _g|||g; Y¥ GATION CO. (LIMITED). NOTICE. The Auckland Agency of this Company is Removed from Fort-streut to No. 10, Wyndham street, whoro full information may be obtained respecting Waikato River Traffic. W. S. L4.URIE, Agent. **f^fe*_^ S" 'C(JKOMAN*DELI ■"K-3**" * TIME TABLE. Leaves Auckland for Waihoke and Coro mandel— Every Monday and Wednesday, at 12 noon, and Friday, at 1 p.m. Loaves Coromandel— Every Tuesday! Thursday and Saturday, at 12 noon. Weather and other circumstances permitting. All cargo to be alongside ha_-an-hour before time of departure. A. R. H. SWINDLEY. Manager. £_»X \irAIUKU AND ONE _J_BsSS_ » ' HUNGA STEAM NAVI *"*I&asEW'GATION CO. (Limited). TIME TABLE-JUNE, 1881. •MANUKAU.' Leave Onehunga : Loi.ve Waiuku : I—Saturday, 10 am 4—Saturday, 2.30 pm 6 -Monday, 11 am (!—Monday, 3.15 pm B—Wednesday, Ipm ii - Wednesday, 6 pra 10—Friday, 1 pm 11—Saturd ay, 9 am 13—Monday, 7.15 am 13—Monday, 12 noon 15—Wednesday, Bam 15—Wednesday,12.30pm 18—Saturday. 10 am I«—Saturday, 2.30 pm 20—Monday, 11 am 20-Monday, 3.15 pm 22—Wednesday,l,30pm 22—Wednesday, 0 pm 24—Friday, 4 pm 25—Saturday, S) am 27—Monday, 6.30 am 27—Monday, 11 am 29—Wedne8day,7.45am 29—Wednesday, 12 noon Manakau Heads—Every Thursday, at 8 am. A. CUNNINGHAM, Agent, N.B.—By order of the Directors, on and after June Ist, all Freight Jby this steamer must be Prepaid. .hiducational PIANOEOKTK, ORGAN, AND HARMONY. MR. ANGELO FORREST (Pupil of Charles Halle). For terms and other particulars apply to J. J. Milnbr & Co., Auckland Music Warehouse Q_een-3treet. ORGAN, PIANOFORTE IAND HARMONY. MR. JOHN HART WELL has arrived from London. For Lessons, Sec, apply to Messrs Hoffman & Sons, OuceD-street, whero Copies of his Compositions may bo had. MR S, A L L A N W E b X tkachek on- Vocal and Instrumental Music, Present Address— Devonshire House. Hobson-btrebt. "Ft/l _ sr. _. WOOVI± AM, Teacher of the Pianoforte and Harmonium. AddreßS—Care of Auckland Mnsio Ware house. mHE A RT OF QINGING. MR H. GORDON GOOCH, Associate ot the Royal Academy of Music, London, and Bronze and Silver Medallist of that Ins.itu tion, receives Pupils for SINGING and VOICE PRODUCTION at his private residence in Wakefield-street. Public and Private Banquets supplied with Vocal and Instrumental Music, upon reason able terms. Mr Gooch having had the direction of music at some of the Banquets in London, any gentlemen entrusting hira with the same in Auckland may depend upon a flrt-t-cloM programme of Music being arranged,—thereby relieving themselves from all preliminary and tedious detailß. Business Oards. WoODW A R D, # BAKER, CONFECTIONER, & PASTRYCOOK, Upper Queen-street, Wishes to call the polite attention of the Inhabitants of Queen-street, and families in the suburbs, to his Superior Bread, Confectionery, and choice selection of Lollies, of the most tempting description, J W. hopes to merit a share of public patronage by selling at a low figure, and al otders, both Wholesale or Retail, will be exe cuted at the shortest notice. Baking Done on Sundays. Note the Address. j* H. D A L T O N, JFashionable jailor, P § VICTORIA-STREET VICTORIA-STREET WEST. WEST. | WA.YMO UT H, ' SHIP AND BOAT BUILBER, Custom-hodse-street, foot.ofßHobsok street. Builder of all kinds ot Yachts, Launqhos, Boats, &c. Vessels Docked and Repaired. hip Joinery of every description promptly tiendedto. M. WILL lAMS ON, Brass Founder and gasfitter Is prepared to Re-lacquer Gasoliers, Pendants, and Brackets. Curtain Bands, Cornices, &o. EQUAL TO NEW. Repairs in Gasfltting and General Brasswork on the most reasonable terms. Best workmanship guaranteed. Addbess: High-street, Corner Victoria-Street. Auckland. TAITBROTHE R S, MARBLE AND FREESTONE MASONS. Monuments, Head-stones, Tombs, and Iron Tomb Railings. TNSCRIPTIONS EXECUTED IN A SUPERIOR ST-LB. Pricks and Designs FREE on Application. Address :— Corner of RUTLAND AND LORNE STREETS. AUCKLAND ■ [Near Junction of Queen and Wakefield streetsl. .*r A KNOCK BROTHERS, W SOAP AND CANDLE tT S MANUFACTURERS, COX'S C|REEK, RICHMOND. OFFICE: DURnAM^TREET, AUCKXAND. Cash Purchasers ojgg^° ol' Ma"» 3' — j g-wiNN ER T O «', •la ' AUCKLAND STEAM WOOD TURNING FACT.ORY, Wyndham Street (NEXT SHAK-BPEARE HOT_L>, common work. at Country Orders punctuaUr attended to ____________■__■



Business Cards. E rgIHAM-S CAKKIAOJS AMD DRAY A. FACTORY. JAMES MACKIE, t Pkoi-riktor, ). VICTORIA BTREET KAST. AUCKLAND. Repairs ot Every Description In Wood and Iron neatly exooutod on tho Shortest Notice. SPRINGS MADE AND REPAIRED, tr N.B.—Country Orders p q notually attended to. Tj _. P. E L' H A M, *• *J • LADDER & BARROW MAKKR, SO aud S2, VICTOniA-STKKKT, ffivory Description of Ladders, Stops. Barrows, I arrow Wheels, Clothes Horses, Clothos Boxes, Travelling Chests, Sec, on hand or made to order. A liberal discount allowed to Contractors and ) On wholesale order. - Shop and Otlloo Fittings, and all kinds ot Job . blng Work dono by experienced workmen on the shortest notice. N.B.—Ladders, Stops and Barrows lent on hire. Violins bought. Ono or two superior old Violins for sale; also, a good V.olinoeUo cheap. CF. U v OPE R, • SADDLER, COLLAR & HARNESS MAKER, UPPKU QUKKN-SHTEET, AUCKLAND, Three Doors abovo tho _ rmy and Navy Hotel, N.B.—Courier Bags, Loggings, Sec, Sec, made '.. to order on the shortest notice. Charges I moderate FRENCH AND ENGLISH HOUSE WKLLKSLEY-STRKET. VICTOR LUNGUET, LADIES' & GENTLKMI-CN'S HAIB DRESSER A Largo Variety ot Human Hau- and Wigs on hand, HW A IT E, • fttANOS-AOTORINO TINSMITH, FORT-STREET. Wishes to lnfoj-in the publio that he Is he only one in the Province who devotos the whole of his time to the above business, and with his facilities for working and modern appliiaioos oan defy competition W H. S X l N N B R, BUILDER, CARPENTER AND JOINER. Vuloan Lank, Every Description of Building Doalgned and Erected. All Branohos of the Building Trade executed by Experienced Workmon. Shop Fronts Oilloo Fittings fee.. &n WILLIAM XHWM. Aa, Corner of Lorno and Victoria streets, Auckl d Hast MONUMENTAL, MAEBLE, AND OENEBAIi STONEMASON, ARCHITECTURAL SCULPTOR AND CARVER. Inscriptions accurato and beautiful. Monuments, Tombs. Headstones, and every description of Stone Work at tho lowost possible prices for town and couutrv. JE D \V A R D S, a COAL MERCHANT, SHIP AGENT.. Bay ot Islands, Newcastle, and Waikato Coal in any quantity. Otlloo and Yard. Breakwater, Auckland, opposlto Railway Station. T W. KNIGHT 19 • (LATE OP Til- CITY MARKET), Poulterer, Fruiterer & Greengrocer, Corner of Dauby and Quk-N-sthekts. Wholesale and Retail. Estabhsbod 1860. SHIPPING SUPPLIED. Poultry, Droesed for Table, always ready. Live Pigeons, Rabbits, Fancy Birds, Ducks, GeOHe, Turkeys, and Fowls kept in stock, Game Fowls, Spanish, Brnlimas, and Bantams (Puro-brod). FRESH BCTT-R AND KGGS ALWAYS ON BAND. Licensed Dealer in Game. __" KNIGHT'S CENTRAL MARKET, Two doors abovo Arthur's Auction Mart. WH A N S O N, . CARPENTER AND JOINER, BERESFORD-STREET, Auckland, Opposite the Congregational Church. All repairs promptly and economically oxocuted. Est mates givon. Funerals furnished. WILLIAM TENNANT, PIONKKK MANU ACTURKR OV TJmbreJllas and Parasols, Uppor Queen street. Wanted Known Tonnant's AI Umbrellas are tho Best and Cheapest. New summer stock at prices to meet tho tiroes, Recovering in the best style, with choico variety of matorial. Noto— l, Lennox's Buildings, Uppor iQuoen treoc. Established ISC3. R. K. BASER, j [M. EAWLINOS. DABEK & RAW LINGS (SUCCESSORS TO THE LAT ROBERT LUSK], GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS AND IMPORTERS, FORT-STREET AUCKLAND, I»00K-BIND1NG _ PAPER-RULING THESE DOORS ABOVE "STAR" OFFICE, Merchants' Account Books Ruled and Bound to suit requiremknts, MUSIC, MAGAZINES, AND LAW BOOKS Neatly Boukd. BAKERS' SPECIAL RULED DAY-BOOKS. Libha'ry Books strong and cheaply boun_ Established 1860. g HENRY P. HAYWARD.I Upholsterer, I Mattress Maker, and Funeral Undertaker, S GREY-STREET, AUCKLAND. Mattressos Re-made. Furniture Re-stuiTed and Repaired at the Owner's Residence, or at the Work pi - shop, Grey-street. [f^i B. LEANING, *_*"• UNDERTAKER. | Funerals Furnished at tho Lowest Remunerative Prices. Wklleslky-street. lU- 0 T I C E. H P. Gibbons & Co. deliver for Cash, tha BEST FIREWOOD (Cut in Blooks)! or 12s Per Ton, H. P. GIBBONS & CO., GROCERS AND PRODUCE MERCHANTS, Bobson-street, Auckland, FISHER AND CO Wholesale SnippiNO and Family BUTCHERS, Queen-street [Next Bank of New Zealand, Auckland]. Poultry of All Kinds dressed to order. Prime Smoked Tongues, Home-cured Bacon Corned Beef on Sale in Largo Quantities, __T N.B.—Dealers in Game. __ Live Phoassnts forwarded to all parts of the Colony upon receipt of order. Families waited on in town or suburbß, / pHOS. J HARBUTT, / AMERICAN CORN BROOM, f AND STEAM BRUSH WORKS, VICTORIA-STREKT EAST, AUCKLAND, Awarded at Sydney Exhibition Bronze Medal and Certi-tgatk. ~XTEVVTON YE N Hi ___. N BLIND J_l WORK GEO. TUCKER, VENETIAN BLIND MAKER AND WIRE WORKER, Karangahape Road, Newton, Venetian Blinds of the best quality made and fixed at Is pet foot. Wirewory., of any descrip tion and pattern, made to order. Repairs neatly executed. __________£___■■__



Business Oarda. JA-K8 i: U T CHE B CARTER, CO TRACTOR, &0 Goods Carted and Dollvorod from ship's side Oi Shortest Notice Ballast Stippliod, Newcastle and Bay op Islands Coai Alao, Firewood (cut and uncut) reasonable. WADDINGHAM AND LAING T NSMITHS, LINCENSED PLUMBERS, & GASFITTERS Opposite Lambourno's, Ironmonger, T-ARANdAHAPE ROAD. All orders punctually attended to, and oxocutei at the lowest possitlo remunerative prices. rriARANAKI DYEING AND CLEAN ING ESTABLISHMENT, FOOT OF WAKEFIELD-STREET. J. W. THOMPSON Proprietor. Gentlemen's Clothes Cleaned or Renewed ant Woll-presaed. Ladies' Dresses Cleanod or Dyed and We hed. Kid Gloves Cleaned 111) WAKD B A R T L E $ ARCHITECT, STICHBURY'3 BUILDING QUEEN- STREET. /GEORGE COOK ->T ELECTRO-PLATER, GILDER, And INatural Fern BRoocn, Bud, ani Leaf- Ornaiv ent Maker, Respectfully be_B a renewal of the patronage of his old oustomerß and tho publio gonerally. Jewellery carefully ropairod, and gilt or plated In a substantial manner.— GEORGE COOK, Upper Queen-street, near the Young Women'e Institute. Eleotro-plater and Gilder to Sir Gnorce Grey 1804. t> ENJA MI N TANNER, PUBLIO ACCOUNTANT. AUDITOR, ESTATE AND INSURANCE AGENT, 70, QUEEN STREET. jgj DWA X D CASH, tailor, etc., w|ell_3lky -street, Auckland. J J. AUSTIN & CO., * Wholesale BOOT AND SHOK MANUFACTURERS. A Large Stock of Pegged, Rivetthd and Sewn Gouim of al, sorts and sizes to Boleot from. All Orders have Quick Donpatoh. COLONIAL 170 O~T FACTORY, 14, Wyndham-strkxt. Auckland. KsTAmisnitD 1805. "iyr R T, TRAFF OB V, SURGEON DENTIST, WAKESIELD-STRE-T, NEAR QUEEN STREET, Painless Extraction of Teeth by the Oxide- Nluogon Gas. Professional Hours-9 a.m. till 5 p.m. TLT R A.v. aAKDtV I C X, SURGEON DENTIST, Shortland and Princes-streets, opposite St. Paul's Churoh. Terms moderate. CILARKE BROTHERS, J ARTIST PHOTOGRAPHERS (OPPO3ITE UNION IMNKI, QUE EN-STREET, AUCKLAND. Photography in the Latest and Most Fashionablo StylOß, Exooutod in a manner Unsurpassed in tho Colonies, LARGE COLLECTION NEW ZEALAND VIEWS Always on Hand, IRELAND BROTHERS, WOOL MKRCIIANTS, TANNERS AND LEATHER MANUFACTURERS, IMPORTERS OF Saddlers' nnd Bootmakers' Maohlnory, English and Foreign Leather, Saddlory, Saddlers" Ironmongery, Hoot Uppers, Grindery, Mill Belting, Suction and Dollvery Hoso, &o„ Sec. Warehouses:—Vulcan Lano and Hlg street. Works:—Panmuro. Auckland Constituents'Ordors Promptly and oarofully Kxocutod. _____________ CIHAKLES PALMER, J DRAUGHTSMAN &C Diwirings, Maps and Plans eompllod. Drawn to Scale om Ro h Sketohea or Traced, Addressee, _o Illuminated lr the Highest Style of tho Art. Auctioneers' Show Plans and Lithographs. Sohe'duloß prepared for Co ty and Highway Boards, OFFICE-25, Quoon-Btroot, over National In surance Company's Ofllce, T_!" EN R V L. FORSTER, SOLICITOR AND BARRISTER, TAURANGA. AUCKLAND. JOHN SOPPET HOUSE, LAND, AND GENERAL COMMISSION AGENT, Opposite H.M.'a Custom-house, FORT.STREET, AUCKLAND, Has Always fob Sam Large B ks of LAND FARMS, both Improved and otherwise Also, HOUSKS, COTTAGES, Sec On Most Reasonable Terms, JAMES CATKK, OH_MIST AND DRUGGIST. hobson-street, Close to Wellington-tree.. G"~i E E AND P O T T EX, f COACH-BUILDERB, GREY-STREET, AUCKLAND. N.8.-Iron-bark Shafts, Spokes, Felloes. Bluo Gum and kindß of Hardwood, at Lowest Market Prices. R~ HUTCHINSON, • BUTCHER, VICTORIA-STREB-i sayß to his old friends, " Call at my Now Shop and inspoct the choice-grained Country Meat at Quoen-street Prices, for I can, and will, sell Cheap, and shall be pleased to see my old cus tomers and all the surrounding publio." Great Reduction on Saturday Night, To Clear Out. j_T Note the Address. F L _T T C Si R, • practical tailor and outfitter, Karangahape Road, Newton. _. Mosgiel Tweed Suits from £1 to £5. -^ gjr Superfine Black Cloth Suits from £5 sa. -°* For Stylo, Faßhion, and Workmanship equal to any House in Auckland, Gentlemen's Own Materials Economically Made-up. im MITCHELSON & CO., KAURI CUM AND GRAIN MERCHANTS, SHIPPING AND COMMISSION AGENTS, No. 19, Queen-street Wharf. : j_rEWTON AND PONSONBY .131 JUNCTION STORE, * CORNER OF Newton and Great Nor™ Roads. J, M. WHITE (Late W. Baxter), FAMILY GROCER AND TEA DEALER DAIRIES OF Butter of First-OLASS Quality. Families Waited upon for Orders Goods PromDtlv Dslivered, WP H I L L IPPS _ SOJN, • OIK COLOUR, AND GLASS MERCHANTS. Iraporters.'of Paperhangings, Scrim, Paints, Oils. Turpentine, Colours, Varnishes, French Polish Gold Leaf, Artists' Colours aud Brushes: Plate Sheet, Crown, Ornamental, and Photographic Glass; Picture Frames and Tapestry Mouldings Clock and Compass Glasses, Glased Sashes anc Doors.' Glass cut to size and carefully packed 95 & 97, QUEEN-STREET,



Business Notices. '~ T ANDSCAPE GARDENING. n Plans prepared and estimates furnished foi the laying out and planting of now grounds bj i, contract or othorwiso, > C, W. S. PURDIE, Near Boyd's Pottery, oi Mr. Livers', Seed i Merchant, Quton-streot. No charge mado for preparing of plans or j ostimafea; TpONSONBYI PONSONBY! NOTICE. I NOTICE, 3 H. FOUNTAIN Will OPEN HIS NEWI SHOP, PONSONBY ROAD (noxt Mr Whitcombe's), . On WKDNESD AY, lat Juno, whore all kinds of DRAPERY, HOSIERY, AND HABERDASHERY Will be offered at Lowest Town Prices for cash, Small Profits, Quick Returns, An Early Call solicited i. Orders carefully 1 attended to. THE CHEAPEST HOUSE IN TOWN FOR; ( CONFECTIONERY, Junotion'of Grey-stroot and Queen-ntreet, ——<■> THOMAS CAIN. ' Every description of Lollies on hand, ) MRS. H O D' S O N Dressmaker and Millinek, '• wishes to inform tho publio of Upper Queen atroet and its environs that Hats, Feathers, and Ribbona of all kinds are cleaned on the pre mises at tho shortest notice. Dressmaking dono 1 at very low prioes, to oompote with tha times. Note the address— UPPER QUEEN-STREET _\ V O U ■» G, . FANCY PAPER-CUTTER, AND ORNAMENT MAKER, Wishes to make known that ho has Opened Business in GREY-STREKT, opposite Cook street, and solicits a share of publio patronage. Firk Ornaments. Stye Decorations. General Trimming in Artifloial Work of tho Most Elegant Description, _r Note the Address THE Old-established and Well-known Business hitherto carried on by F. HEWIN AND BROTHER 08 Family Grocers and Provision Merchants, Will (In consequence of tho doatli of Mr. F. Howin) in future be carried on by HENRY HttWIN i On his own account under the samo stylo or firm as heretofore, aud while thanking tho publio for I ho large meaauro of support accorded tho old firm in tho past, ho hopeß to receive an increased mpport In tho futuro, which it, will bo his constant endeavour to deserv***, F. HEWIN AND BROTHER, Family Grcceus and Provision Mkroiiants, j] Corner of Queen and Wellealey Streets, And at tho Thames. _ — _ _. CABINET MAKER, UPHOLSTERKR, & FURNITURE DEALER, Will Opon on Saturday, At 119, Victoriastreot, the premises lately occu pied by Mr J. Williams, Tailor. J.B. deslros to thank his many frionds and customers (or their past support, and hopes for a continuance of the same at his now -ilaco of business. IJIIREWOOD YARD, PATTISON. _■ STRKBT, FRKEMAN" BAY. T. S. Billington has for Sale, for Cash :— Ti-Treo, lis per ton (guaranteed) Puriri, 10s 6d ditto ditto Parramatta, 9a ditto ditto COAL, DRAIN PIPES, &a, a Lowest Markot Rates. mo STOREKEEPERS AND hUUSK J. HOLDERS. Those who once make purohoses from the Kxtonslvo and Varied Stock o( EARTHENWARE. CHINA, AND GLASS WARE, . Kept by the andorsigned, will admit that Cus tom-house-street Is tho proper place to go to, EDWARD LEWIS. An Experienced Paoker Engaged. p H U R C H ORGANS. J. H O W DEN, SHORTLAND-STREET, Is In a position to supply Churches, Chapels, &c., with ORGANS, At Priors from £50 to £500, Guaranteed of tho Best Manufactnro, and Cheaper than can be Imported from England. £_T Specifications and Prices on application."_» Arrangements mado with Chnrcho3 and reliable porsone for tlmo payments. .HORTLAND-STREET. SATISFACTION FOR YOUR SHILLING IF YOU TRY A TIN OF WILSON'S EXCELSIOR BAKING POWDER, As MANUFAOTnmtD by F. Goodwin. Tost it with any other at more monoy, and in . tha futuro you will buy Wilson's. It only needs to bo known to or sure the sr,lo. It Is a first-class article at a roa.onablo price. Sold by most Grocers; half-pound tins, Is; larger tins, Is 3d. Wholoaalo by F. Goodwin, near Soap-works, Parnell. A liboral profit to Groeora ANY Person found Tresspassing on tho Properties of tho undersigned, in pursuit of Game or otherwise, will bo prcaeouted. MACLEAN & CO. Auckland, May 7,1831. \r_ff ZEALAND FERNS, i_l UNMOUNTED OR MOUNTED, In Sets of from 12 up to 120 Varieties. Also, in French Polished Mottled Kauri Boxes, each containing either 25, 50. 75.100, or 125 Varieties. The 25 Varioty Boxes as above- ..£1 The 100 Variety Boxes as above £A tSL For Sole by— !__ _or ERIC CRAIGi Princos-Btroet. mo TRAVELLERS, &0. Presents for Home.-Very Handsome Cur oslty Cabinets, Inlaid Table Tops, and Walking Sticks, made of rich and beautiful Now Zealand Woods: also, Polished Spccimons of Woods In amah* box, and Brass-bound Chests of Drawers in picked Mottled Kauri. All at very reason ableprloes. NOSRIK , Worker of Native Woods.top of *_ortland-street. ULPHOLSTERER, CARPENTEK, AND JOINER JAMES M. STEPHENS Bogs to announce to the Public of Auokland that ho has commenced Bu-jinoss as above in WELLE3LHY-STREET EAST, two doors from Queen-street. Every branch of the Trade is carried on, and tho workshop is in tho pre mises in Wellesloy-strcet known as the Golden Crown Brewery, "VTOTICE I—We can __a will sell Cheap, JLI Having received a lot of Ladies' Ulsters and Jackets, wo aro selling them oheap, also other Goods. Ladies' Ulsters, Us 6d; Jackets, 15s 6d; a lot of Long-coloured Feathers, from 2s Od to 7b 6d; Ladies' Satin and Silk Ties, from 2s to 7s 6d: Volvet Hats, is 6d ; Straw do., Is; Flowors, in coloured silver and , gold, 6d; all Wool Flannel, Is; Men's Guern»eys, „: Extra Quality Wool Socks, 8d; Wide Wincey, 7d ; lot of Lustres, Is and Is 3d ; Boys' ' Middy Caps, 3s; Children's Gaiters, Bootakins, Boots and Botiers, 6d: Diapers, 9d; Men's Cotton Socks, Id; Boys' Felt Hats, 2s—George Carter, 89, Victoria-street West, next Adams', Jeweller. mO BUTCHERS, SETTLERS, JL FARMERS, AND OTHERS, The undersigned are Cash Purchasers of HIDES, SHEItPSRINS, WOOL. TALLOW, BEESWAX, &c„ &c, at Highest Markot Rates, in any quantity. Consignors direot will have prompt and im mediate cash remittances returned at satisfac tory rates. IRELAND BROS., Tanner and Leather Manufacturers, auckland. jTJENOING! FENCING! FENCING! I can do al kinds of Fencing at lower prices than anybody. Here's tho proof: Best Hobarion Pailing Fence, 58s; Heart Kauri Posts and Rails, and Kauri Palings, 15s; Puriri Poßts, and Hobarton Rails, 445; do Kauri, 31b ; Wire Fenco (5 wires, 20s; Top Rail, 2is; Puriri Posts, Hobarton Top Rail and 5 wires, 335. Other kinds equally cheap, Tho materials and work of the beet description. Large stock of Poßts and Rails for sale at low prices. Posts bored andlmorticed, and rails dressed on ground. SAM. WHITE, Feccor, Custom-house-Btreet. S' TEAM CABINET-MAKING WARE. HOUSK, HOBSON-STREET, ', JAMES REID ffi SONB' FURNITURE j EMPORIUM. I Orders executed at the lowest possible prices, 1 and Estimates given for all kindß of Cabinet making. The Proprietors respectfully i solicit a trial. __________«________ «_"-__< __■__■■__* C.l k_D HB In RH _^__^_Di-_^H _H_H _H tc E_l



uraDerv.: FT O M L I N S O N ' £ • ADVEimSKMENT. ' ULSTERS I i^SSjSI ULSTERS ULSTERS! _£g___Tß ULSTERS ULSTERS I .JACKETS I ULSTERS: Just Purohasod, at a Hoayy Discount, the BALANCE OF ULST-RS.AND . JACKETS | , from a Warehouse; comprising about 375 : 1 assorted antes, f ushionablo colours, and all newest styles. I am determined to clear them out at Below Original Wholesale Cost Prick. Special Quotations: Children's Ulsters, from 5a 6d. Ladies' Ulsters, from 9s. Ladieß" Black Cloth Jackets, from 10s Gd. Also, A NEW STOCK OF JERSEYS, Superior Quality and Fine Make, button behind, at 12s ; worth 17s. tST COMB AND JUDO- KOII YOURSELVES. T*_ F. TO M_TNS ON, Draper, Parnell, GOOD AND CHEAP WINTER DRAPERY. C. ALLEN is selling Persian Cords Seroits Sateen Cloths Robshll Cords Winseyb Blankets codorgs lustre- ulsters hosiery Men's Shirts Gloves Stays SKIRTS, And all kinds of DRAPERY, at Unequalled Value. Inspection Invited I Competition Defied 1 VICTORIA.STREET [Next to J. William's, tho People's Tallorl. T\7" ELLE SLE V HOUSE, AUTUMN AND WINTER, 1881. JUST OPENED. For Tn_ Present and Comino Season, A SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF LADIES' AND CHILDREN'S nATS, In Chip, Straw, Felt, Beaver Seal, &c. NEW MILLINERY, NEW FEATHERS, NEW FLOWERS, NEW DRESS GOODS, &C. A. LOVETT, DRAPER, Wkllkslky-steekt. TT-r ANTED KNOWN MISS DELANEY DRESS AND MANTLE MAKER' (Late Forewoman of Mr. W. Rattray's), Begs to Intlmato to her Friends and Customers that sho has conmencod Business In the NEW BUILDINGS, ALBERT-STR-KT, Next the Corner ot Wycdham-street. Prompt attention will bo given to all orders she may be entrusted with. ivf illijneryi milliniskyl mrs. ;mackrell, fashionable dress and mantle-maker, karangahape road. KIXiTTNQ DONE BY MACHINE FOR TOE TRADE, Next door to the Poat Offlco. j\ R A P E X V SALE. GREAT BARGAINS In consequence of the recent Are in Queen-street, and tho determination of the owner to erect New and Enlarged Premises' DUNNE, HALL & CO. Are compollcd to clear off their Largo, entirely new, and well-assorted stock, at a Great Sacrifice, during tho next T WO or THREE WEEKS, comprising Millinery, Dress Goods in French and English Cashmeres, Lustres, cobukos, pompadore, sllk Velvet and Print, Particular attention Is called to a Magnificent Lot of AM X RIC A N ULSTERS and JACKETS of perfect out and fit. Finest Cashmere Jerseys for Ladies' and Children, LACE CURTAINS, Also, a Large Stook of SHETLAND SHAWLS, In tho Newost and Handsomest Patterns, And General Hosiery. : DUNNE, _ALL & CO. beg to intimate that In announcing this sale they do so only on account of the circumstances stated above. 174, QUEEN-STREET, Opposite Thistle Hotel. VTOTICE.—Great surprise 1 The Ladies J_l all say that Williams's is tho Cheapest House in Town for Fanoy Drapery and Small Goods. A splondid lot of Ladles' Underclothing, Skirts, Lace, Ties, Maltese Lace, Ribbons, So.; a lot of Ladles'Baok Combs, Belts, and Neok Frilling, all prioes from 2d a yard; a nice lot of Gilt and Black Brooohes and Rarrlngs cheap. Ladies from tho country would do well to buy their goods at Williams's, Cheapest Houeo in: Town foot of Grey-street, four doors from Market Entrance, ;opposito Dampler's. Open ill Op.m ' _; SINGLE CALL AT A. O. STEPHEN SON'S NEWTON HOUSE, Karangahape Road, is all that is needed to prove that Pur chasers of Drapery can obtain Goods ot equal value, and vory much lowsr prices, than at A.O.S. oalls special attention to his Complete Stock of Flannels, Calicoes, Blankets, Plaids, Serges, leh Beiges, Satin Cloths, Cashmeres, Twoeda, Ulstora, Jackets; also, to his Varied Stock of Hosiory, Gloveß, and Straw Goods. - 1 case Corsets just arrived, A. O. STEPHENSON, Newton (near Post Office:, ALCOLM MURC HIE, TAILOR, SIIORTLiND-STRB-T. OPENING, ex Oxford, GRAND IMPORTATION OF TWEEDS, COATINGS, &0. M. MURCHIE, Opposite Messrs. Clark and Sons, SHORTLAND-STREET. Wanted, a Message Boy. T^-OTICE TO THE PUBLIC. MUNRO & MILLIGAN Beg to annonnoe that they have commenced Business as tvBAPEBS AND pLOTHIKRS ON" THE Deferred Payment System, in the karangahape road (Opposite Nowton Post Ofllco), Where t have a Well-ab3oHti_- STOCK of the BEST CLASS GOODS, In the following Departments i— Dresses, Prints, calicoes, longolothb, Sheetings, Linens, Flannels, Blankets, Rdgs, Carpets oxsord shirting, counterpanes, Waterproof Cloaks, Mantles, French Merinohb, Shawls, Cashmeres, Silks, Shirts, Curtains, Umbrellas, Mantle Cloths, and Tweeds, GENTLEMEN'S CLOTHING Lnal Its Branches, The Deferred Payment System has been found to be a great boon, by enabling those with limited incomes to procure necessaries in the easiest possible way, M, & M. having had considerable London ex perience in this particular System of Business, and having their Goods direct from the Best London and Glasgow Firms, are in a poait'.on to offer the BEST GOODS on the MOST ADVAN TAGEOUS Tlißulß. tar Note the Address,— TIJrUNRO & TV/TILLIGAN, KARANGAHAPE ROAD (Opposite the Newton Post Office),



Frospectus.e S milE NEW ZEALAND SUPPLY ASSO ' J CIATION (LIMITED). CAPITAL, £20.000 IN 20,000 SHARES AT £1 EACH (witii power ot increase), 11,000 CP WHICH ARE OyFERED TO THE PORLIC, No Liability to Shareholders beyond tho amount 1 shares, taken. It i 3 Intended to call up Ton Shillings per Sharo, viz.: 2s (id per Share on Application; a»d and 2a 6d on allotment, and two months'notice to fee given o£ future Calls, -which will not CX cm & 2s GlSh.iro, Provisional Directors : Mn Charms Stichbury, Newmarket Mr Wm. John* Offish, Queen-street, Auckland f Mb J. N. Nbwbold, To Koporn and Auckland Mr THOMAS T. Mas-field, Albort strcot, Auckland MnR. A. Ll'suer, Ponsonby. MR P. Hkhai _t;.i, Queen-atrect, Auckland Mil S. M. Hehap .hi, Queeu-strcet, Auckland Mb George Home. Queen-street, Auckland MR THOMAS Foroiiam, Fein Bank, Waitemata Mr J. B. Franc b, Vinceut-stteet, Auckland Mr Alfred Alky, Queen-street, Auckland Bankers l Colonibl Bank of New Zealand, Solicitor: William Coleman, Esq., Queen-atroet. Broker: » A. Saunders, Esq., Insurance Building. Secretary (pro torn ): "; John Mog-ni-, Temporary Ofllce: StITCHBURY'S BUILDINGS, 107, QUBFN-STREET, AUCKLAND. The Object of this Association is tho establls ment of a Co-operative Storo, suitable to the re quirements of the timos. The Promoters having watched the working of similar institutions in the Old, Country, believe that tho lirae has now arrived for successfully floating a Company in New Zea land for the supply of Goods and Merchandise of all descriptions. Tho Company will alao act as Agents or other wise for the sale of Produce of all kinds, and thereby assist the settlers in disposing ot their commodities, and also for all other residents in country places who live too far away to make frequent visits to town. The Company being in a position to buy largely, and for cash, will bo able to guarantee tho quality of tho goods sent out, and at fair and reasonblo prices. Facilities will also bo given to promote tho sale of Local Manufacturers whenever it can ba done in the interests of the Shareholders. It is believed that too ofton local industries suffer from tho want of a proper channel to introduce their Goods, and not that tho articles manufac tured are inferior or dearer than tho3e imported. To meet these requirements, and to present to all classes of the community a safe and profit able investment for capital, are tho objects sought in the formation of this Association. Theoperation of the Company will conducted by thoroughly practical business men, every detail will be carefully examined and treated economically ; profits after paying the dividends to the Bhnreaolders, will bo divided among the Shareholders and Ticket-holders; the accounts Will bo audited quarterly by a public account ant, to be chosen by the Shareholders and Directors. Shareholders will be entitled to all the advantages afforded, at the stores, to a Bhare in tho profits as hereinafter specified, and will have tho power of nominating Ticket-holdors— not exceeding four — each Ticket-holder to pay two shillings and sixpence annually, or ten shillings for five years, and Life Members a payment of twenty Bhillings, for tho privilege of dealing at the dep6ts of tho Associa tion and of sharing in tho profits, 'the Directors reserve tho power to limit the number of Ticket holders from time to time. Every Shareholder and Ticket-holder, to save tho trouble and expense of sending money occa sionally through the post, will be able to open a deposit order at tlie stores, and purchases made from time to time will bo dobited thereto. The balance at credit can bo withdrawn in cash at any time. These accounts w.ll not bear interest. Monoy will also be received on deposit in sums ot not less ihan £1. on which interest will be allowed at the rate of C per cent, per annum on sums that have remained on deposit one calendar month. From the net profits 10 per cent, interest will bo paid as a first charge on the paid-up share capital, and the balance will bo divided as follows :— One-fourth to the fot mation of a reserve f and. One-half as a dividend to the Shareholders. A bonus, equal to the remaining one-fourth, will bo paid "pro rata" to the Ticket holders who shall havo purchased, during tho year, goods to the extent of „25, and upwards, from the Association. When the reserve fund shall have reached the sum of £10,000. all further addition therhto will cease, and the said one-fourth of the balance of tho nett profits will be applied to ipcreasing the dividend to »he Shareholders, and the bonus to the Tioket-holders, Companies with slmila- objects in view in England havo, under good management, at tained the mo3t complete success. According to published reports, a Supply Association, whose business was commenced in tbe early part of 1872, made returns the first year of £130,000, second year £280,000, and third year £130,000, and it is a well-established fact that such Societies in the Old Country, when man aged properly, are classed among the mos useful as well as the most profitable undertak ings of the present times. Estimated Return for First Year. £ad „ a d Say 1000 customers, each laying out, per week, on an average, 20s (some would buy much more and some less than that amount 1000 0 0 Say prolit on £1000 at 10 per cent. .. 100 0 0 Deduot weekly expenses (but a. muchlargu business might bo done withouut increasing this staff), say 10 0 0 Shewing probable net profit per week_ .. ~ .. £00 0 0 But it may reasonably be expected tht a much larger weekly return would soon be the result when once tho CompaDy got into full working ordor. As will bo Been by taking the figures of tho last census in 1878, there were then 16,318 inhabited houses in the Provincial District of Auckland; if, therefore, the Company obtained, say, only a fourth part of these, reckonin-r one family to one house, that would produce 1079 customers, which number, calculated in the same proportion as above, would produce a gross profit of £107 weekly, in stead of £100. And even if these results are not obtained at first, yet tho estimate shows a wide field for the operations ot the Company being worked with profit at its commencement, and . with every reasonable prospect of most satisfac tory results when in full operation. Moreover, tho abovo calculation does not take into account the population in vessels on tho night of the census being taken in the Provincial District of Auckland, which was thou 3067, neither does it takeiinto account the nativo population, nor tho popula tion in other Provinces in Now Zealand, amounting, in addition, to tho number or 331,751, and from whom tho Company may fairly expect occasional orders. The whole European population was In IS"S, 111,112-1083 the number in Auckland district, 82,661—331, 761.* With such prospects it will readily be seen from the above data that the Shareholders in such a Company must realise largo profits, and, j in addition, be able to get their supplies at tho ! lowest possible rates, in fact every Shareholder will bo his own Importer, and benefit accord ingly. . Application of Shares, or for further infor mation, can be made to the broker, Mr a. Saundors, Insurance Buildings, or to tho Secre tary, at the temporary office of the Association, Stiohbury's Buildings, Queen-street, Anokland. The Sharo List will close for allotment at an early date. , ■ . "Note.—The increase in the population, as shown by the recent census, in tho Provincial District of Auckland is 12,330. AUCKLAND GAS COMPANY LIMII'KD). NOTICE OF REMOVAL OF OFFICE. Notice is hereby given that tho ofllce of the Auckland Gas Company (Limited) has been re moved from Quoen-street to Fort-atreet, opposite the Post-office, whore tho business of the Com pany will now be conductsd. The Directors of tho Auckland Gas Company (Limited) havo determined on undertaking the supply and erection of gas fittingß, and arrange ments havo been made by which persons may acquire, directly through the. Company, the necessary apparatus for lighting and cooking by gas. Tho object the Directors have in view is to ; afford the Company the opportunity of dealing with tho wants of their own customers in al) respects, not only in tho choice on their bebali of apparatus, designed to accomplish the best results, but to Bupply their requirements at the lowest rates both as to first cost and to main. tenance. The Company's stock of chandeliers, brackets, oto„ etc., may now be seen at their Show Rooms, Fort-streot. The season being some what advanced early selection is invited. Fittings and apparatus for the combustion ol gas, including Stoves and Engines, may if be agreed, be hired with option of purchase. THE AUCKLAND GAS COMPASS (LIMITED.) Purveyors of Light, Heat, and Power, fort-street, auckland. Auckland, 10th March, ISBI. ANEW ZEALAND WAN'i SUPPLIED. W. PETTY. Ladies' Mantle, Ulster, Jacket, Stay'and Corset Manufacturer, Upper Queen street, Auckland (two doors above Messrs Rush brook Se Bridgman's). W.P. begs to inform the Ladies of Auckland and tho surrounding dis tricts that ho has recently arrived from England, bringing with him materials and every requisite for carrying on the above business in all its branches, and hopes by supplying a good article at reasonable prices, and by strict atten tion to business, to merit a share of theit i patronage. Atria, is respectful solicited , True Fit Guaranteed. . ftriGHT SOIL CONTRACT, All persona in the City or Suburbs requiring ' the services of the present Contractor at tht i rebuckd rates should make early applicatioi . to G. WILSON, at his residence, Nelson-street or under covoi-, addressed "G. Wilson, Nigh: Soil Contractor, City Council Offices," "| H_SN.I»_SBSOW , HOUSK, SHIP, SIGN, AND GENERAL DECORATIVE PAINTER, RO. S, WYH DH A M-S TBBB T.



Amusements. ;mfle AT X E ROY A,L. 1 Lessee nnd Manager.. Mr. W alter Reynolds stage Manager, Ballet Master.^.Mr Dar»o Chorus Master - -_.•'• ¥->H^„f_ )1-"„ ' Musical Conductor Mr £ J-P°»a^° n rt ' t Loader o£ the Orchestra Mr Chas. Pollard ji « OPENING NIGHT, 'MONDAY, JUNE '6 th. -j ; , ir>r H. M, S, , • ]pJ____A__-__-_L__i_! '! 11.M.5. jiSW^K ■ H.M.S. ; 'PJNAFORHV -yl^fepr^ 'PINAFORE.'; 1 H.M.S. H.M.S.' H.M.S. ' P. 'P ~", ... P jI I I j'";" ', N N : 'N '/ i i .'- A.A ' A ! •-•"*' , if- ■ f:<--■■ f ■ ■■ ~ j j ~-.. O O o I. ■'' " R R R;'' • i J ' ' E. E. E. • } *_f_tV- WALTER REYNOLDS, By special arrangement with J. C. Wiiliamaon, Esq, ia enabled to announce the appearance °f , POLLARD'S LILipUTIAN . OPERA COMPANY*'! ; . •-■• ......;....,■...... ...» r j ■ POLLARD'S -'•« ' L I L I PUT lAN OPEEA COMPANY! POLLARD'S LILIPUTIAN OPERA COMPANY 1 THIS WONDERFUL COMBINATION has achieved the j GREATEST MONETARY' AND ARTISTIC SUCCESS _arEV.EE KNO W N _t In tho History of tho Australian Stage. A TROUPE OF LITTLE PRODIGIES-Prcss. Numbering in all nearly 100 -IAA PERFORMERfII 100 IUO PERFORM ERSi -J-Uu 100 A MAGNIFICENT ORCHESTRA. SPLENDID SCENERY 1 . . . Designed and modelled by J. S. WILLIS. Prices op Admission— Dross Circle -8. Stalls ....._ 2s6d. *•■- .'•'' Pit _ ...,;!/|lB. ! -.:. j Children: Dress Circle, 2s; Stalls, Is Cd. Box Plan at Upton & Co.'s, Booksellers, Queen-street •"• ■ For Sale.', mo INTENDING SETTLERS. FOR SALE, at Matakawa, Hiok's":Ba_J Sixteed Years' Lease of Splendid Run of about 1,019 Aoreß, with improvements, consisting of Six-roomed House, Woolshed_x 17; Shearing, Drafting, and Stook Yards; 100 acres divided by wire lanoing iDto three paddocks, laid down in English grasses, and_,soo acres bush fenced. All improvements made within last five years. Yearly rental, _150. Price, £150. »• ■ >:•-. --I • Matakawa is easily accessible from Auck land, ia one of the loveliest places on the coast, and is the key to an unlimited tract oi country, which may be addea if purchaser wishes, and is a bargain well worthy the attention of in tending settlers. Apply to • HUTCH i N3ON & _. ORD on, , Queen-street. jp O R S„ A L E, CHOICE BUILDING ALLOTbIEKTS Belgrovh Estate, Situated—.. EDEN TERRACE, SUBURBS OF AUCKLAND, Plan at'.Morley & White's, For_jartioulars apply to ._ CHRISTOPHER BAILEY, ■ - Monnt Eden Rjad. DH. MCKENZIE a Begs to inform Ship Masters, Ship Owners, Ship Builders, and Shipping Agents, ; that he has REMOVED his Ship Chandlery Business from Custom-house-street To His New Premises In FORT-STREET. i D. H. mTk E N Z-I E, Having determined to RETIRE from the Ship Chandlery part of his Business, I "Vi Set his Large Stook I AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES. Partle Building or Re-fltting would do well • t-o call on him before buying elßewhere. I p|ANTERBURY JpOTATOES. i ' ' To Arrive ry the "Anthons," j from Lytte-ton: { 4:30 SACKS PRIME DERWENT POTATOES. For Sale, In Lots, Ex Ship. i ■T. H. H ALL * o° ;] LOWER QUEEN-STREET. E > : ■ :.- ■-,• D__ir"TE.lßAC_; poax OFi-uK F. M. MORLEY, TEA DBA ER AND FAMILY GROCE_ Eden Terrace, Families waited upon for orders. ! Good delivered to any part ol the* Town and Suburba. > , i ■ SANFORD'S FARM PRODUCE AND FRUIT. [ Dairy Fed _»_■_«_ PorkPles 6dlb, *-^»—!BP^ Sausage . SUPERIOR POTTED HEAD, 8d per lb \ Vegetables, Oranges, A pplea, Bananas , Poultry always on hand. Fino Young Fowls from Is 3d to 3a 3d each. J Victoria-street, four doors abovo Albert-street. And at 3rd Stall City Market,Queen-st entrance. " A UCKLAND AZURE BLUE ' ___- * The Chef.pest n die Market Challenges competition with he best Imported. It is made of the purest and best materials s easily and perfectly soluble; produces a moßt brilliant colour; and will never settle in the clothes. Sole Mannfacturer: Jos. Bd_„k_ BaweU-gtr-aet Ctooat North Road "»■"««»



)__m__„i_.-_-.-« -__^____ mHEA TR _ RO V AI-. - JL Proprietor .lir R. J. DeUas.. _3T LAST FOUR NIGHTS "uS GRAND DOUBLE PERFORMANCE'! TO-NIGHT 1 TO-NIGHT 1 * f, The present sensation of London, THE CORSICAN BROTHERS; Or, The Duel in the Snow. _'.*■_ . _ To bo followed by the Screnn Scene of tho .'. SCHOOL FOR SCANDAL. ' THURSDAY, EAST LYNNE; '. And, by desiro, Tom's Revenge. • , ~-£ FRIDAY.-Farewell Benefit of Herr Baadmann. BLIGHTED LIVES, and Other'attractions.- Prices of Admission: Dress Oircle.jla,;. Stalls. 2s Oi ; Pit, Is. Reserved Seats at Upton &. Co. s. T O R N E-S THE ET ( H ALL. Strausa Monster B_7d_ ", attenaano6 Kvery., r,.*ir . ... Night! ::/; » | .£".•'.*->'<*- J Crowded and De-ightkd Audiences.! ■ TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT;! ... THE HASELMAYERS IN AN ENTIRE CHANGE OFI'ROGUAMMEI , . ■,/ everything sbwl-'' •'-■ j* By request, riv,_->_i_fJV.i PSYCHO! PSYCHO 1 ; PSYCHO,! Also, 1 Madame Hasclmaycr's Disappearance I i Admlssion-Sa; 2s; la. CWldrcnHa^prlccto Front and Second Seats. Reserved beats at J. and J. Milner's, Queen-street. .■ >_•• Doors open at 7.30: commence at 8. i LAST GBANtTmATINEE ...V SATURDAY AFTERNOON NEXT, AT 2.30. ALL SAIN T'S SCHOOLROOM^ A C ON C ERT - ]' Willbe given ,:' 7 '; 7V; .;i THIS (WEDNESDAY) EVI-NING, Ist JUNF, AT 8 O'CLOCK," .', 3',- :' '.V:I;.'**. ADMISSION .j.- ..,..-,-■• 18;^ YOUNG MEN'S CHRISTiA.N Ii!AS. SOCIATION. A C 0 N V E_Ts AZ I O N*E. - Will be held :•.; . .. . .','•.■ '7, ON FRIDAY, 10TH JUNE. MUSIC, ADDRESSES, CURIOS, LIME ., -~ LIGHT VIEWS, ETC., KTIV ; Refreshments Provided. " ; ,? Frlenda willing'to lend articles of intcrcstwill oblige by sending their names and list of ex hibits to the Hon. Sec. at the rooms. '• : ' PROGRAMME OF WINTER COURSE OF ENTERTAINMENTS to be given in oonneotioa with St. Matthew's Pariah during 1881, .with probahle dates; each item will bo fully announced ia due course:— • ■ i .moil 1, CONCE RT of Vocal and Instrumental Music. Solos by Messrs. Goraou Gooch and Slater. ■June7th, ' ' 2, AMATEUR THEATRICALS.-June 30th. 3, SCENES from SHAK_SPEARE-"Tableaux • Vivahts," illustrated by: Readingß ana appropriate Music—July2ls„ ■ ••''.: 1. An Evening at OUR POLYTECHNICion livened with " Charades "—August lltb. 5. THK POETS—of England, Scotland, and Ire'and. Seleotiuns — Elocutionary and Vocal—illustrative of Tableaux VivaDts. —September Ist. ..J 6. (To be announced).— September 22nd, Tickets to be obtained of the Churchwardens. Messrs Upton & Co., and ot the Auckland, Mußic Warehouse. :■ ' "'''*> '•' Admsasion: Is each; Course Tiokotsi''for gentleman and lady, 103; Family Tickets* to admit five to course, One Guinea. ■ ." * -'" '■> The First Entertainment of the* series* will take place in St Jame3' Hall, Wellington-street, oh Tuesday, June 7th, at 8 p.ni,, and'will con sist of a.._ "; " ! •' '•'■ ™ ■ CONCE R.T- • -••-'.; of Vocal and Instrumental Mus'6, given by, t_._ Choir, assisted by Mr Gordon Gboch, A.R.A.M,., Mr Slater, Accompanist; Mr Joseph Brown, Conductor. : .., „';'.*,, "D OKI NG! B O KING! R. DAVIS' BOXING CALOON, ;, . Hobson-street (oppoaice Sootia Hotel), Is Open every Tuesday, Friday, and-Saturday, ' from 7.30 p.m. * ' ' ' Private Lessons given to Gentlemen on Wed nesday evenings, at the Saloon, or at their own reaidoncea. Terms moderate. Gloves po.vidod '■■"- T~,' i ", "ia - : ■'■■*..r*..'_,f Sportltig. *■"' -■•■■■l JL. FLEMING'S NOVELTY • CONSULTATION ON THII . , ,* V:_;.., OAMARU HANDICAP AND MAIDEN STEEPLECH ASB (To be run at Oamarn. on June 9th, 1881.) 2000 Members It 10s. EACH."""--- Each Ticket has a chance of winning 2 Prizes. OAMARU HANDICAP. First Horse - 7~&m<S Second Horse .... .. :.■.'■,•_£> _&. Third Horse .. ._ _-.-.,_: ,59 ---jli Starters and No_-St_rlsrs (divided) 100.,,-, . .... .'.... . :,7 -' " .. ."...''-.'1"..'.__i75i.1f MAIDEN STEEI'LECHASE. First Horse — ... £200 ... ' Second Horse .. .." .. - ••"?„;'( Third Horse .. .. -• .•; _?'- Starters and Non-Starlars (divided) So i ■ ■■ ■ ■ : ,-. j 5^5 As each" Race will be driiwh separately, every Subscriber will have a chance of winning Two Prizes for each Ticket. The Drawing will-be held under the.supervision of a Committee ol Subscribers, and Resultn advertised in daily papers. Intending Subscribers are requested to make early application. If Cheques ,are .tpnt exchange must be added, and stamps enclosed for reply and result. -~-. .... J. L. FLEMING, Auctioneer, &c, , His-h-street, Triangle, Ohristehnrch. .'-. ....; " , £.-r ec t nc BellS. *|jl L E C T R I C "O ELL S (FOR DWELLING; HOUSES)] :.! ELECTRIC T> ELLS, I LECTRIC JDE L .-.,3 I T. PEACOCK has just received a shipmont ol tho above, which* can bo thoroughly' ieebm mended to Householders on the . following; grounds. They are moderate in cost; com munication can readily be mado with any cr all oil the rooms in the house.. Single strokes of a telegraphic character can bo made, t bell be rung continuously at. will. No dangerous acids aro used with the battery, and it involVOß no 'troubled One can ba seen on operation, and : prices obtained -by'appl:!ing to I T. PEACO CX, OftiCl AN, ; ■ ./:.,- shortlahd-street. ,:!:: ! ■ - ■ - - ■-.-,. ■__ \ ; •-.- ■-~'.: '- ,''.' ■"-.'-.' 'tlilli •Jl/TUSIC! MUSIC! : MUSIC Sonos I Doets, Piano Solos, and D__ts| Dances I Victoria Magazines I BOOKS! BOOKS! BOOKS! BOOKS for Presents BOOKS for Prizes I .' : BOOKS for Sunday-School libraries' i , POETICAL WORKS 1 • NOVELS in Groat yarioty 1 PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS I —-- — SCRAPS! SCRAP ALBUMS! . *. . . r:u;j CHRISTMAS CARDS! ! BIRTHDAY CARDS 1 * ; ; 'n-.r, I SUNDAY SCHOOL REWARD CARDS I JUST OPENED-— A CHOICE!ASSORTMENT OF THE ABOVE w. c. ~m__ a c's- ':.li 5 | Bookseller, Stationed, and Music Seller, • 7--,7'-uho QUEE N-ST.RBET. , ' ( *~'! _ —:—: '~'. i*JimA.+ J PLOWMAN'S TIME-TABLK, « - ' ■ -_.. .--TV|*l Leavo Onehunga: Leave Auckland: ' Ba.m. 9.15a.rc. ; • *..J 12 noon i pjn, Special Coach as'par i?._TeciCi-a(*. DR O. S " T(3~ . KAURI GUM MERCHANT . . ; r * AND Co_2_[BßloN AOaaCT.** **,;. '.j£_ D. Ross having leaied Mr Reid'-: New store,' Gore-street (between iSnacom and Fort streoW. has commenced trasln.e.W tw. Kauri Gum Me ■>. chant and Commission -A_e_ V HJgttest SraM/ paid for Kauri Gum. . •" '"*/,