The Auckland Evening Star.

Vol. XII-.—No. 3,510

AUCKLAND, N.Z., SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 5, 1881

(Published Dailt.) ;

PRICE: ONE PEKNY



Shipping. X > fNION STEAMSHIP fe^NT^ U COMPANY OFJ NEW fp^^l ZBALAND (Limited). feiai_S2^_L Time Table— I NOT,, 1881. FOR GIBDORNE, NAPIER, WHMJNGTONI LYTTELTON, PORT OHALMKBB. AWO BLUFF (FROM QPKBN-aTEBBT WHARF) Bteomshlp. Date of Sailing. Latest, Trauul Albion Saturday, 12,10 a.m. — Rotomahana rhuraday, 17,10 a.m. — _ FOR TAKANAKI. NELSON, PIOTON, WKli lington. lyttklton, and west Coast Ports (from Manukap) Wanaka Tuesday, 8,10 a.m. 9.10 a.m. Penguin On arrival of mail r -32 FOR 3YHNKY. Hkeo AboutFriday,ll,lpm • — FOR MELBOURNE. Via SOUTH. Albion Saturday, 12,10 a.m, — Rotom»hana Thursday, 17,10 a.m. — FOR GI9BORNK AND NAPIER. Bouthbrn Cboss | About Tuesday, 8 | — FOR LSVUKA AND SUVA. TAIAKOA I AbontTlitirs.lO.*pm| — gQR KUSSKIiIi AMD KAffAUWA, [ Bouthbkm Cross j Sunday, 6, Sp.m. | — iarcargo must be alongside one hour before time of iepaxture. Passage Tloketa mutt be taken at the omoe befoie embarking, Auckland Branoh 53 Qnoen-abeet urfiAM TO LVISWSH. "^^^^^^, ORIENT LINE. 'jiwwaS, i be ibuowlng Steamshlpa bo longing to.the Orient Steam Navigation Com »anylLimlted):andthe FaolfloSteamNnvlgatlon Company wIU leave SYDNEY at the under mentioned dates for MKLBPURNE, ADE- Ii AIDK and LONDON, via Suez Canal :- HMamer. | rtog. Ton-go j Date. SORATA 4.013 Novem. M CUZCO 3.815 December 9 COTOPAXI.. 1,027 Deoem. 23 ORIENT 6,38(5 January 6 GARONNK 3,870 January 20 And the Service will be maintained oy suc ceeding steamers at Intervals of a Fortnight Auckland Passengers join Sorata at Sydney por Hero, on the 11 th Novomber. Fare to London, IS to 70 guineas. Suez Canal Dues, 8a In addition. Parcels booked through to London. Passengers oa.n book from Auckland at a Urough rate to cover Intercolonial faro and Oanal dues, and bo secure speoial advantages Passages Iron London can be granted in Auokland. For plans and full particulars, apply, In tiondon, to F. Green & Co., and Anderson, Anderson & Co., Joint Managers of the Line; or to the Agents in Auckland. ; • UNION STEAMSHIP DO.OFN-S. <JJMITKD) . . - • Qneen-Ptreo 4. 51i STONE-STKEET NKW Proprietors of the KANGAKOO LINE, SiILING PACKETS. From New York to all the Principal AtTSTBA : "■ i ; HAN and New Zealand Ports. H. P. BARBER, Agent in Auckland. • Indentu fllieu With promptnesa, and freight engagements made at onrrent rateß. jS«L*w DASSIsKGKKS' LLHIS Olr PACKETS TO NEW ZEA £at&&S*Sa OWNED BY MKSSR&. SHAW^ SAVILLB, & CO., 31, Leadenhall-street, London. .. The above line of ships are regular traders to all the principal ports in New Zealand. The; are clipper ships, classed' Al at Lloyds', andcom manded by experienced Blasters. The bill of fare is most substantial, and ot the best quality, and the accommodation roomy and convenient. The undersigned are empowered to grant pas sages from London to New Zealand, payment for which have been guaranteed in the colony. Koturn ships to London also leave at almost regular intervals.' ' ,'•■.;• -. Full particulars on application to L. D. NATHAN & C 0.,) OWKN & URAHAM, } Agents. CRUICKSHANK & CO. J afia^=^ "OENINSUIiAK AND OKI. "S__SSS£-t ENTAL STEAM NAVIGA' s^^^SsrTlON COMPANY. MOBABLK SAIUNQ ABRANGaMttNTS. For CEYLON, fee, with Mails and Passengers for EUROPE and the EAST. Steamer. . ffi£ 'Uffig. INDUS ..„„....__ I Hot. 18 N0v.23 ROHILLA...., Dec 2 Dea U ROME ..--■-. Deo.lß Deo. 21 Flace of Deparmre:— ""* " BYDNi!Y_ _ Circular Quay ' - Mblbournk „ Railway Pier (WUUamßto'n) Adelaidk .. Glenelg. . For further information apply to • CKUIOXSHANK & CO, Agents for Anokland. ofijw*^ QTEAM TO THE HOT igEgSi^O SPRINGS, MAHURANGL !I^^^BrMATAKANA. KAWAU. AND OMAHA. _____ The 0,8, KOEE OASEY, Al at Lloyds, .' W. Bomerville, Maßter. For Hot Springs, Matakana, Kawau, and Omaha-Every Tuesday at 11 o'clock, re tuinlngonWedneaday. ' For Hot Springs and Mahurangi—Erery Thurs day and Saturday at 11 a.m., returning on Monday and Friday. No Parcels Or Goods taken without shipping note. For freight or passage apply to _~_,__, - - J. CASEY. I vxrAitJKu and ohb. ]gl££i£ VY hunga steam navi. ■ «i *■•«■■ GATION1 CO. (IOMrrBD). TIMK TABLE—NOVEMBEB, 1881. MANUKAU, • '"I Leave Onehunga! Leave Wainkn r 7—Monday. 6.30 am 7— Monday, II a m B—Tuesday. 7am B—Tuesday. 11.30 a m 11—Friday, 9.45 a m 11-Frlday, 2pm 12—Faturday, 9.45 a m 12-Saturd ay. 2.15 p m li-Monday. 10.30 a m 14-Monday, 315 p m 16—Wednesday, 12 noon 16-Wednesday, spm 18-Friday, 3 pm 19—Saturday, 8 a m 21—Monday. spm 22—Tuesday, 10 a m 23-Wednesday,7am 23—Wednea., 11.30 am 26—Saturday, 8.15 a m 26—Saturday, lpm 28-Monday, 945 a m ZB-Monday, 230 p m 30-Wednes., 11.30 am 30-Wedneß.,4lspm For Manukau Heads; every Thursday, at 8 a tn« By order of the direotors, all Freight must be prepaid. CUNNINGHAM, r'-,. ■ " Agent. teSVjs^U 3. 'COKOMANDEIi. -^^^^ The fast and favourite a.s. C OKOIA ND E t, Captain, W. B. Hargrave. Leaves Auckland: Leaves Coromandel I Monday 7th, 3 p m. Tuesday, Bth, 5 p.m. SSth 10 p.m. Wednesday,9th,llp.m. ThurMay, 10th. 3 p.m. Friday, 11thi. 8 a.m. Friday, 11th, 3 p.m. Saturday, 12th, 1 p.m. Weather and other oiroumstances permitting, A. R. H. SWINDLBY. Manager. «a^a. nno SHiPOWNEKS AND jaEgjjgfca. J. OTHERS. J_^^^^_* The Westport ColiFery Company Bmmoam (Limited) are open to Charter Vea eels up to 11 leet draft, to carry coals from Weutport to New Zealand Ports. For particulars, W^ungnggg^ Dunedin. June. 1881. ' . Secretary.^ -_3_fe^ CJITEAM TO THAMES, CAK ■«23^^kJ. HYING PASBENGERS AND ■**W^ CARGO, OONNKOTINQ ,WITH OHINB MURI, OMAHU, WAITOA PLAINS, AHDIMOKBINB viLLBj(PiaIM:Distriot). Time TABriE, S.S. ROTOMAHANA. .. ;. j ; From Auckland I Monday, 2.30 afternoon . Tuesday, 2.30 afternoon Wednesday, 5 30 afternoon Thursday, i afternoon . . Fridayi 4.30 afternoon Saturday, 5 afternoon From Thames i . Saturday, 5 afternoon ■ Tuesday, 7.30 morning j tw i oß tnJs day „■ ■ 8 evening ) Thursday, 9 morning ' • ' ■■~ ,-. Friday, 9 morning Saturday, 9.30 morning Fares to Thames: Saloon, 7b (3d; Steerage, Be, Freight through to Te Aroha, 25s per ton. - No Carao received within halt-an-hourM $&• AgesM



Shipping. RTORTH QHORE Ti EGATTA! T«OETH (QHORE T3EGATTA! North Seorb Rhoaotal \yEDNESDAY, 9tq NOVEMBER. By permission ot the Harbour Board, tho fast and favourite Saloon Steamers TAKAPUNA AND TAINUI Will run Every Quarter of an Hour to and from tho VIODOBIA WHAHF, DEVOHFOBT. RETURN FARE 6d. Children under 12, Half-prloe. BKNJ. TANNER, Secretary Devonport Steam Ferry Co. (Llm. E V 0 N V 0 R T. ALTERATION IN TIME-TABLE. The Last Boat from Auckland on SATUR DAYS will leave at-11.15 p.m. until further notice. BENX TANNKR, Seoretary D.S.F. Co. (Limited1. «£teSfe^ TvroKaHiiKiir steamship 3£_sK^-i_l CO. (LIMITJSD). SBB*!SW TIME TABLE—NOVK&UBSB. (Weather and other Olrcnmatanoea Permitting). FOR TAUIiANQA AND BAY OF PLENTY POETS. BTKAMKB. | DATE OV BAILINO. Glenelg Monday, 7th, 5 p.m. .. Thursday, 10th do Wellington Monday, 11th do „ Thursday, 17th do Glenelß Monday. Slat do „ Thursday, 21th do Wellington Monday, 28th do „ Thurs., Ueo. 1 do Conneots at Tauranga for Opotlkl Btafla and Bay ot Plenty Ports every Tuesday FOB RUSSELL, WHANGAROA, & MANGONUL Wellington Monday, 7th, 5 p.m. Glenelg Monday, 11th do Wellington Monday, 21st do Glenelg Monday. 28ih do FOB WHAUGABEI, WHANGABEI HEADS, AND MANGAPAI. X very Tuesday at 6 p.m, (Carrying passengers and cargo .. _._ fof Walpn). FOR WHANQARKI AMD WHANQABBI HEADS. I iDvery Friday, at 5 p.m. Argyle (Carrying passengers and cargo I for Wnipn). FOB WAITABA (FBOSI ONBHDNGA). Rowena I Monday, 7.1 P.m. FOR 'WANGANUI (FKOM OKEHUNQA). Maogregorl nS'J^tatOnehunga. FOB MAMGAWAL Flcgal I Every Thnrsday, i p.m. FOB MERCffBY BAY. Flngal | Kvery Monday, i p.m. No oargo received after i p.m. Small parcels prepaid at the office on the wharf. Passage tickets must be taken at the Com pany a Office, No, 67, Queen-street. Anokland. ■ A. MCGRKGOR, MaatvKlne Director jj^jl VJX-AJtt TO TtiE ■taffiilrtßP OHtNKMURI,WAITBKAUKI WAIHI, and TE AROHA GOLDFIELDS. X » T E R P R I S E No. 2, P.S. TE AROHA, & 7?.5. PATIKI. From Auckland i . From Thames i —'".. ■: Saturday, 8 p.m. The time table of river steamers to be Boon at Enterprise Office, Wharf. FARES! To Thames' - Saloon. 7s Sd; Steerage. 6a To Ohlnemurl through, 5s extra To Te Aroha through, 10s extra Not responsible tor ahlpplng, carrying, ox Alo- B-argisg live stoob A^.S. FKBRY CO., Asents. jg^. "R 1014 LONDON DIRECT. jß^^^^^ The magniflcont Iron clipper R A X A I A, 100 Al at Lloyd's, 1,022 tone register, J. E. Bone Commander, now loading, and will have quick despatch. Has splendid accommodation for Saloon and Second-cabin Passengers. Intending passengers are requested to bocuto their berths before 30th instant. For freight or passage apply to THE HEW ZEALAND SHIPFIWa CO, (LIMITED), Agents. Miscellaneouß. TtTIGHT SOIL CONTRACX. All persona In the Clf y or Bnburba requiring the services of the present Contractor at the rkddoeij batjis should trmko early applloatiOß to G. WILSON, at his residence. Nelson-street, or under cover, addressed "G. Wilson, Night Soil Contractor. City Counoil Offices " AUCKLAND RAG COMPANY, DARBY-STREET, AUCKLAND, | Open on FRIDAY and SATURDAY in eaoh week for the Purohasa of all kinds otrtAGS, j MKTAL. fee FOR OABH "S/'OUJSG WOMISN-S INSTITUTE X AND BOARDING-HOUSK. QOBEK-STBEET. Open dally from 10 a.ra. till 9.30 p.m. j Dinner and Luncheon from 12 to 2 p.m. Tea from 6 to 7 p.m. , Boardlng-houae for.Young Ladles who axe occupied during the day. Terms on application to the Secretary. * . ■ : ' Tho following Gatherings, to whioh all are invited, are held during the Week :—Monday, 7.30 p.m., Bible Class; Tuesday. 3.30 p.m., Bible Class; Friday, 7.30 p.m., Working Party (for Institute). ■ - ' ' Governesß' Agenoy» Servants' Registry, and Lending Library in connection with the Insti tute. mO XRAYE hlj _ K5, &o. Presents F3R Home.—Very Handsome Cur • oslty Cabinets, Inlaid Table Tops, and Walking Sticks, made of rich and beautiful New Zealand Woods; also. Polished Specimens of Woods Is small box, and Brass-bound Chests of Drawers In picked Mottled Kauri. All at very reason able prices. WILUAM NORKIKi Worker of Native Woods.top of Saortland-etreet. tTnds in the north. Persons owning Landc in the dlstrlots of Pukekaroro, Matakohe, Oman?, and Tokatoka, will find it to their advantage to consult Lam bert & Co., Commission Agents, opposite Star Office. Wysdham-street. ■ _; YOUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN'ASSO CIATION. CORNER OF WZtiLESLEY AND ALBERTISTREETS Reading Room, Comfortably Furnished. AU the Leading Papers on the tables. Subscription, 2s 6d per .quartar. The Library contains tup wards of 2800 voia. In the various departments of Literature. Subscription, 2s 6d per quarter. Tea and Coffee provided.' . Employment and Boarding-house Registers. J ■ Meeting for Young Men on Tuesdays, at 7.30. Evangelistlo Service, Thursdays, at 7.30. Bible Reading and Prayer, Saturday, at 7.30. Bible Class, Sunday, at 3 p.m. Strangers and others (especially Young Men) cordially invited to visit the Rooms, where all Information may be obtained. Open from 8 a.m. till 10 p.m : - UO TO BAT H to Rote's Pnblio Hot, Cold, and Shower Baths, Viotoria- street East. Charge, One Shilling. Open all week days from 7 a.m. to 6 p.m., andSwDAY Mornings from 6 till 10 a.m. The Bath-rooms are all private, and supplied with every convenience, Turkish towels, fleah and hair brushes, combs, respirators, soaps, &c. Select bath-rooma (private) for Ladies 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 FurnltureiMai-t, Anokland I ■VTjOUNG WOMEN'S INSTITUTE agenct fob govebnesses and Servants' Registby.. Beapeotable Servants are requested to apply UPPER QUEEN-STREET, AUCKLAND, Fee from' Employers, ss. Fee from Governesses. Ss, Fee from Servants. 2s 6d. KSTABHBHgD IN IB3Z. ■__[ THE AUCKLAND SALT WATER BATHS, BREAKWATER, Are now open for Bathing. The following rates will be charged :— Single Bath .. 3d]QuarterlyT'kt 12s Od Monthly Ticket.. 5a od| lialf-y early do £1 Oa Od Yearly Ticket .... .. 110s Od. A Towel will be provided Free of Oharao, . N.B^-Oce Cedar Boat, 25 feet long; also, other Second-hand Boats yon sale. Boats Let oh HlBEi



Business Osrds. TDKWJAMIN rAKIf XX, PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT.I AUDITOR. ESTATE AND INSURANCE AGENT, 70, QUKBN STRKKT. JJ. SWINNE XTU «, • AUCKLAND STEAM WOOD TURNING FACTORY, wyndham street (Next Shakespeare Hotel), Having Introduced Steam Power, he la now pro pared to make a Reduotion of Twenty rer Can off he prioe of all common work. HT Country Orders pnnotuaHv attended to "VTUI'IUiS OJf REM.U V A.v C. LITTLE (late J. J. Mills), FURNITURE EMPORIUM, HAS REMOVED to the Corner of Victoria & Chapel-strkets. FJULLIPPB- & HUJN, • OIL, COLOUR, AND GLASS MKRCHANTS. Importeralof Paperhanginga, Sorlm, Paints, 011b, Turpentine, Colours. Varnishes, Frenoh Polißh, Gold Leaf, Artists' Colours and Brushes: Plate, Sheet, Crown, OrnameDtal, and Photonrephio Glass; Picture Framoa and Tapestry Mouldings Clock and Compass Glasses, Glazed Sashes and Doors. Glaus out to size and carefully poked. 95 & 97. QUKEN-STRKET. ! WltJilAll TENNAMT, pioNEKit Mano aotukeu or UHBSSLIiAS AMU FAEASOIiS, Upper Quoanatroot. Wanted Known Tennant'9 AI Umbrellas aro the Best and Cheapest, New summer atook at urlcea to meet the times. Recovering In the Deat style, with ohoice variety ot material. Mote— i, Lennox's Buildings, Upper Queen treet. Established 1809. CLAKKjS BKOTHSBS, ARTIST PHOTOGRAPHERS {OPPOBITB UNION BANKI, QUB'EH -STBBKT, ADOKtAND, Photography In the Latest and Moat Fashionable Styles, Executed ln| a manner Unsurpassed In tho Colonies, LARttS COLLECTION NEW ZEALAND VIKWS Always on Hand TAMES' BUT CHE X, 0 OARTKR, CONTRACTOR. &0 Goods Carted and Dellvored from tthlp's aide On Shortest Notice. Ballast Supplied. NEWCASTLE AND BAY OJT ISLANDS COAL, Also. Firewood (out and nnont) reaaona le. TTEMKY L. FOBSTBK SOLICITOR AND BARRISTER, TAUBANOA. AUCKLAND. S A N S O fl", . CARPENTER and JOINER, B E RE S F 0 RD - S T R EK.T, AUCKLAND, Opposite the Congregational Church. All repairs promptly and economically exeou tod. Estimates given. Funerals furnished. XT' D W Ail D BAKX v£ V, ARCHITECT,.' BTIOHBUKYB BUILDING QfJEKN-STEEKT. Oh. x S O F P E, T, HOUSE, LAND. AND GENERAL COMMISSIONIAGKNT Opposite H.M.'a Ouatom.houso, FORT-STREET, AUCKLAND, Has Always fob Balk Large Blocks of LAND FARMS, both Improvedland OtherwiS • Also, HOUBKS, COTTAGES, &O. Oh Moat Reasonable Terms. WILLIAM. THO Xtt AB, Corner o£ Lorno and Vlotoria-Btreeta, Auckland Eaat MONUMENTAL, MABBLB, AND GKNKBAIi STONEMASON, ARCHITECT UKAL SCPLPTOB AND CARYEB, Inscriptions accurate and beautiful. Monuments, Tombs, Headstones, and every description of Stone Work at the lowest possible prices tor town and conntrv ESTABLISHED 1865. Tl/T X T, TRAFFOBP, SURGEON DKNTIST Waketteld-btrkkt, near queen-stbbeTi Painless Extraction of Teeth by the Oxldo- Nltrogen Gas. Professional Hours-9 a.m. till S P.m. Tttf U, »X 1 X NEK, BUILDKK OARPKNTBR AND JOINKK, VULOAH LANB.I • •. Every Description of (Building Deslgnod^and E AU Brsnohes ot the Building Trade executed by Experienced Workmen. Shop Fronta Omoe Fittings too., fc<V . I H JS » V JS X S O H, HOUSE, SHIP, SIGN, ANJI.QENEBAIi DECORATIVE PAINTER, «0. 8. W YWDHAM-STB3ST. W" 1 2i J J J ESJ_£Y-STK_iST Oil-, COLOUR. & GLASS WARKHOUBE.- C. G. Hill, Importer of Paperhanglngs, Oils, Colours. Glass, tarnish, White Lead, &0., Gilt and Stalmed Mouldings and Pictures, &o. Pio tnre-framlng to order. Just landed, ex Coro niUa' and • Looh Uoon,' 245 packages Paper hangings. White Lead,. Oils &0.-Pleawe note the address: WeUwley-street West (opposite 'Market entrance). — JAMES STE WA R CIVIL BNGINEKR AND AUTHORISED BURVKYOh, | CORMER OF SHORTLAND AJID O'CONNBLL- STREETS. fTIHAM_a CfIJKKIAGJS AND DKA* JL FACTORY. JAMES MACK IX, PHOPRIKTOB, 'VICTORIA BIREET BAST, AUOKIiAND. Repairs of Every Desorlptlon In Wood and Iron neatly executed on the Shortest Notwr. BPRINGB MADE AND REPAIiiED,! rr N.B.—Country Orders pnnotually attonded to, - I EH A X V I £ • . (LATE Of LONDON), OOAOHBUILDKR, Upper Quken-6Tbbbt. Landaus, Broughams,, Barouohos, Victorias, and Phsetonsof every description m&nufaoturea at from 60 to 100 per cent, lean than what yon will pay for English importations. All -work guaranteed. Repairs in all branoheß. N.B.—The advertiser was far many jears manufacturer to the trade in London , B"Ts Wi'Ojn axv eusisunnx JUNCTION STORK, CORNER Or Nbwton and Gekat Noeth Roads. J, M. ~W HI T B FAMILY GROCER AND TEA DEALER, DAISIES Or BUTTEB OF FIBST-OLASS QUALITY, Bran, Maize, Oats, and Potatoes, ■I'.'tssr Famiiloa Waited upon for Oxdors, VI j . Goods Promptly Dslivered. . j ARNOCK BROTHERS, SOAP AND CANDLE. MANUFACTURERS, '. c;ox's cr;e|ek, ric ( hmond. OFFWE 1 DUKHAM-STEBBT, AUOKIiAND. Cash Purchasers ol Tallow, Wool, SlieepsMns, and Bones. ■ n _ s a■ v » p o x x _ k, Ij COACH-BUniDERS, GREY-STREET, AUCKLAND. N.B.—lron-bark Shafts, Spokes, Bellooa. Blue Gum and kinds ot Hardwood, at Lowest Market Prices. - JE D W A R D S, * COAL MERCHANT, SHIP AGENT, Bay of Islands, Newcastle, and Walkato Coal in any quantity. Offloe and Yard, Breakwater, Anokland. opposite Railway Station. \ 1.. Ji a v sx i N a■ v 0., *3 • WHOLKfIAIiK BOOT AND SHOK MANUFACTURERS, A Large StooK ot PEQaED', Rivettkd and Sewn Goods ot all sorts and sizes to select from. - . Alii Orders have Quid: Deapatoh. COLONIAL BOOT FACTORYj 14, wyhdham-stkbet. Apoklamd. iiTEWTON VENETIAN .BLIND JS . WOKK: • - i GEO, T U CKB R, VENETIAN BLIND MAKER AND WIRE WORKEP., KJLBAKGAHAPB ROAD, NEWTOH. Venetian BUnds of the best quality made and fixed at la per foot. Wlrewort, ot any deaorip tlon and pattern, made to order , ■ 1 Repairs neatly executed.



business Oarda. OHAKLES PALME X, DRAUGHTSMAN &c. Drawings, Maps and Plans compiled, Drawn to Scale from Rough Sketohea or Traced, Addresses, &o Illuminated lr the Highest Style ot the Art. Auctioneers' Show Plans and Lithographs, Schedulea prepared for County and Highway Boards. OFFICE—2S, Queen-street, over National In anranoe Oomnuav'B Omoe. D 1 I S h B JS' A X V O 0., JP Wholksalb Shipping and Family BUTCHKRB, QUKKN-BTRKKT [Next Bank of New Zealand, > Auokland]. Poultry of All Kinda droaaed to order. Prime Smoked Tongues, Home-oured Bacon Corned Beet on Sale in Large Quantities. ts" N.B.—Dealers in Game, "ffii Live Pheasantß forwarded to all parts of the Colony upon receipt of order. Families waited on in town or suburbs. ■ / THE /■ T7-APAI rjORN TgROOM r\O. (Unlimited). Temporary Premisoa: OUSTOM-HOUSK-9TREH!T WEST, NISAR THB DOOK, H"^ UGH K. GILM OU R (Late Thomas J. Harbutt), S. T E A M BRUSH, PORTABLE FORGE, AND BELLOWS , tACTORY, VIOTOEIA-STBKET U AST, Auckland. OOK.BINDINU & PAPER-RULINU BY it WILLIAM LEYS, ' % fX BOOK-BINDER, PAPER-RULER. 3 jj^ 5. Mubohants1 Account Books Ruled 2 |j h and Bound to Pattern. <4 ft MUSIC, MAGAZINES, BIBLES 3 I! H AND PRAYER BOOKS, j Ut .BOUND IN ATX BTYLES. ■ ThreeJDoora above Stab Office. BAKBBS' SPECIAL KULKD DAY-BOOKS. LIBRARY BJOK3 STRONG & CHEAPLY BOUND. JW. KNIGHT • (LATE OF THE OITY MABKBT), Poulterer, Fruiterer & Greengrocer, Corner of Darby an Quein-btreets. Wholesale and Rotal Eatablisbed 1866. SHIPPING SUPPLIED, Poultry, Dreaaed for Table, alwaya ready. Uve Pigeons, Rabbits, Fanoy Blrde, Ducks, Geese, Turkeys, and Fowls kept In atocki Game Fowls, Spanish, Brahmas, and Bantams (Pure-bred), ITUCSB BUTTKR AND EGGB ALWAYS ON HAND. Licensed Dealer In Game, & KNIGHT'S CENTRAL MARKET, Two doors above Arthor's Auction Mart. j AIT IS X O T HE R S| MARBLE AND FRKESTONE MASONS Monuments, Head-stonoe. Tombs, and j Iron Tomb Bailings. | INSCRIPTIONS KXKOOTED IN A BUPBRIOR STYLE, Pbioes and Designs FREE on Application, ADDP.EBSrH ' COItNEII OF' Rutland and lokne Stkkkts. AUCKLAND i Near Jnnotlonot Queen and Wqkefleld atroetel'. TAMISS v A X X X 0 OHJMI^T AND DRUGGI3T. HOBSON-STEEKT, QLOail TO WgLLINOTON-gTRincT. | U. 1 J iS Ju 11 A M «i O LADDER & BARROW MAKER, 80 and 82, Victoeia-STEKKT, Every Description of Ladders, Steps, barrows, 1 arrow Wheola, Clothes Horses, Olothoa Boxea, Travelling Cheats, fco.. on hand or made to order. A liberal discount allowed to Contractora and on wholesale order. ahopand Offloe Fittings, and all kinds of Job bing work done by experienced workmen on the shortest notice. , ■■ N.B.—Ladders, Steps and .Barrowa lent on hire. Violina bought. One or two superior old Violins for sale; also, a sood ViOlinceilo oheao. Uraperv. T^TEW GOODS! ]^EW GOODS! SPRING AND SUMMER. Uppkb tsr 278 "m Qukbk- STKEET. JOHN KEESING, In returning thanks for the liberal patronage he has received since the opening of hia Drapory Business, begs to announco to hia customers and the public generally that ho has now Opened his SPKINU and SUUMKR Goods, well se lected, whioh will be Bold (as usual) with a amall advance on coat, and giving tho best value possible for Caah. Wo are now showing apeoial lines In— Beiges, all Bhades, 5Jd yard' Ladies' Two-thread Balbriggan Hose, lOd Ladlea' Lace Fichus, ia Od Lustres, in all ahadef, B}d yard Deep Coloured Fringe, IQJd yard Ladles' Full-size Ties, all ahodes, Hi . Summer Flowers, 4d spray Together with a Large Assortment of DRESS Materials and Faro? Articles for the Season. Notetheaddgaa i :^- E - siNGj 278, Uppkk Queen-street. \\TE L LJSSLJtS V HOUS B. JUBT Opened, A CHOICK ASSORTMENT OF SPEINa DRESSES, SPRING MILLINEEY, HATS, GLOVES, NECKTIES, RUFFLES, COLLARS, CORD AMD TASSELS, ETC. A Large Stock of CORSETS just to hand, in a varioty of makes, from 2/6. Thompson's " Glove Fitting" Coraeta. A. Large Stook of TWEED 3 from 1/6. Morley's Knitting Cotton, 1/9 per lb. HOSIERY—No better value anywhere, Five per oent. Discount for oash on Parcelaot 20a and upwards. Country orders promptly and faithfully oxocutod. tir BUY YOUR DRAPERY AT LOVET T ' S, Welleslex-strbbt. 81 DICFKRBBD jl HI PAYMENT 1 ll SYSTEM jll %*£lG^^ MUHRO & MILLIGAN, TAILORS, DRAPERS, AND OUTFITTERS, KAKANGAHAPE ROAD (Opposite Newton Post Offloe). , Have Well - ASBORTIID STOCK ot the B EST CLASS GOODS, In the following Departmenta I—Dreaaea, Prints, Cailooea, Longclotha, Sheetings, Linens, Flannelß, Blankets, Rugs, Carpets, Oxford Shirting, Counterpanes, V/aterproof Cloaks, Mantles, Frenoh Merlnoeß, ■ Shawls, Cash meres, Sllka, Shirts, Curtains, Umbrellas, Mantle Cloths, and Tweedß. ' Having found that there Ia an opening for a TAUiORING BUSINESS on the Deferred Payment System, they have scoured theser vicea of a FIRST-CLASS CUTTKR, and are now prepared to make to measure, from First class Materials, at reasonable prices, every desorlptlon of Clothing. AllTweeda thoroughly shrunk before being made up, and fit and workmanship guaranteed. The Deferred Payment Sj/flfcmhaabeen found to be a great boon, by enabling those with limited incomes to proonre neoesßariea in the easiest possible way, M. & M. having had considerable London ex perience in this particular System ot Buaineas, and having their Gooda dirbot from the Best London and Glasgow Firms, are in a position to offer the BKST GOODS on tha MostlAdvan- TAOEOUO TEBMS. iS" Note the Address,—.. , . ■jIffU.HKO & "jyfILLIGAN, KARANGAHAPE ROAD (Opposite the Newton Fost Office),



Medical. " QHOULD BE IN BYERY HOySE." CRAWFORD'S SAR. SAPARILLA T ON I C Ia an in valuable remedy for Nervousness, Oiddl neas, Low Spirits, Indigestion, Headache, Ohronlo Diarrhoea. Impoverished Blood General Debility Neuralgia, Pimples and Blotches on the face, Eruptive dlaeoaes of the Jkln, &c; and aa an APPETIZER, it stands unrivalled. I It never diaturba the moat dollcnte atomach, but in most cases greatly aaalats DIGESTION and ASSIMILATION Of all NUIRIMKNT. BUSINESS MEN, GOOD TEMPLARS, and others will find in It a long-felt want, aa a RESTORATIVE and BTIMULANX of great power, without having reaort fct INTOXICATING LIQUORBi To Purify the Blood, CRAWFORD'S SARSAPARILLA TONIC la certainly superior to moßt of the medicines aoldfor thia purpoio, and'by Its judicious use many a serious lllnosa might be averted, and hundreds aave tnomselvea a lot of auitsring and expense they now Incur through neglecting to take notice of many little disorders that a few doaoa of this TONIC would speedily remove; it ia VERY PLEASANT TO TAEJC, and being compounded ot only Harmless Druga, may be takfih by anyone, however DELICATE, with HABMiiTY and BENUjfIT, Prepared only by CRAWFORD, Pharmaceutical Chemist, 5 c w t g b, AVOKLA2W. Bold in Bottles at sa. Each. Business Notices. T^T" O~ T~ X O E, I havo to Inform the Public ot Auckland and Suburbs that I am still carrying on the Businoss of Wine ia»a Spirit Merohant, also Bottler of Ale and Stout, rir.. Invorcaritfll aad Dunedin browß of the beat XXXX, and ahall be happy to supply all my old cuatomora on the most liberal 1 terms.—M. Whivk, Hobaon's Buildings, Fort atreet. VV7" C. DENNES'S IMPORTANT N O T I O B. Having purchased of L. D. Nathan & Co. their Entire Stock of HOME SHUTTLES SEW ING MACHINES, I am prepared to offer, at Greatly Reduced Prices, both Hand and Tbeadlk MaOhneh. GREAT MACHIHE DEPOT, QUEEN-3TREST, XT O T^ I C E, LOOK OUT FOB JiT WATCH ADVERTISEMENT, With Price List, as soon aa my New Stock arrives. 20 '/. lees than any House in New Zealand. P. H. LBWISSON. T>URii BONJSD US T. JAMES SOPPET AND CO. Are supplying Fine Boneduat of their own man v faoture, guaranteed freo from any adulteration 98 10b per ton, sacks or baga Included, at the Mills, Freeman's Bay, or their Store, No. Lower Queen-street,. ■ • ,• Bones bought in any Quantities. P A R X E R, • FAMILY GKOOER, HOSSOS-STHKKT. First-class Valuo in Tean and General Groceries. Prime dairies of Fresh Butter Dally. Famllloß regularly waited upon, and goods promptly dellvored. \ UCKLAND PICTURE.FRAMIN3 AND GILDING DEPOT. J, R. DE CO URGE V Begs to notify to hia old friends and the general public that he haa undertaken the Management of the above Establishment, where GILDING, PICTURE-FRAMING, MOUNTING, &c, In all its branches will be undertaken at prices defying competition. EBTIMATBB GIVBN. A Large Stock of Mouldings, Picture-framing Materials, and Pictures of every description always on hand. QUBEN-BTREET, , Junction of WAKBFi»LD-arrRBBT. * MERICAN PORTRAIT ROOMS, 13, il Grey-street, Auokla»i.—Having re-opened the above Gallery, tha Proprietor ia prepared to take First olaes Portraits and deliver them in a few minutea. 25 Goms for 2s. Equally good Pictures taken In dull weather aa In sunshine. Prices: S don Gems, a/B ', 1 doz Double Gems, U: 1 doz Sunbeams, 8/; half-dos Sunbeams, */: l doz Carfce-do-Vloltos, 8/; hslt-doz ditto, 5/; BJngle Cabinet Ploturea, S/; 2 ditto, */r Large Pictures for framing, 6/ amd 10/ eaoh; Children under five years of age, 1/ extra,—Not* address: JOHN LOW. 18, Grer-gtreet. ADCOCK, ot Kemuera, begs to • inform the publio ot Newmarket and surrounding dlatriota that he haa NOW OPENED a Branoh Business at Nevr market, opposite the Railway Station, especially for the aalo ot Small Gooda, and hopes to receive a Bh&re of patronage. German Sausagea, Polo nles, Blaok Puddings, Tripe, Genuine Pork Plea andSavoloya. Poultry trussed to order, livery, thing of best description and at moderate rates . ORLEY'S BUILDINGS, HOBSOW. STREET. MRS BEACH (late of Chrlstohuroh, New Zealard), begs to inform the Ladles of Auokland ard surrounding districts that ahe has started a MJilinery and Dressmaking EatabUshmont, where the latest materials may be brought by customers to be made up in every, variety of Parisian and English styles, ale. mode. The pablio may rely upon punctuality:• and strict Attention to all orders; and Mra 8., having had 14 yeartf experience In the South, confidently aoliolts the Datronage of future favours. ,rpURNITURIS WAREHOUSE. E. COTTER, Cabinetmaker, Upholsterer, Undertaker, Bagatelle Tablea made to order, . ' Billiard Cues always on hand. . ;., -- VICTORIA-STREET WEST (oorner Ot Nelsbn atreet), Auckland. AU.ordera promptly attended to. . Charges moderate. J> U B L I C' , M O X I C E. " Honour to them where honour is due." JAMES TiilD & SONS Beg to call the attention of the Publio to their FURNITURE EMPORIUM,. Situated In Hobbon-strekt, Their Cabinotmaking la equal to any In New Zealand. Furniture Repaired and He-polished on the shortest notice, and in the best work manlike manner. ff\ 31 1 'o fl Ji S JL • Bega to Inform the inhabitants of Auck land and its vicinity that he baa opened a fIAIRDRESSUK'S SHOP in a part of the premises well-known aa G. W. Hbslop, Inftineer, tict6ria.strbet, Opposite tho Royal Mail Hotel, Amoklaad. HAncDBBSSrHo: Mbn, 6d; Both, 3d, HA. C O L S ON • Begs to Inform the Auckland Publio that he haa NOW. OPENED one of those i New Shops in Yiotoria-btbeet as STATIONER/BOOKSELLER, ETC., With a varied assortm ant of First-class Goods at very moderate prices. An Early Inspection Invited. | : K. PATTERSON & CO., • WHOLESALE . . Mbxboubnb, Sydney, Brisbane, ' English, ahd Ambbioan Goods Importers of kvbby dkboription. Also, . j ■ i General New Zealand Agents. Agencies for Local Manufaoturea solioited. COCHKANE'S BUILDINGS, F ORT- STREET, AUOKLAND. All Orders from the Country on Town. House 3, If sent to W. F. P. & Co., will be executed at Invoice Prices; no Commission charged,



Medical. A FEW OF THE WONDERFUL CURES BY pROFESSOR pUSSCOTT. Professor Gussoott, South Town Bolt, Dear Sir,—l havo been troubled with nervous debility for the paat ei#ht years, brought on aa you have explained in the "Canterbury Times," by tho ' Indiscretion of early youth. I have spent scores ot pounds flrat with one and then with another, 1 but never received any permanent benefit. i Some said that I had heart disease, others that I was consumptive, but when I wrote to you from the Rakaia you explained my symptoms ao i exactly that I was induced to come to town at onoo.tboughyou told moyou could treat mcoqual ly aa well by atoppingand attending to my work aa 1 in losing time by coming to town. I was unfit for work, go decided to come to town for a spell, aa I could neither oat nor sleop. My mind wandered; I had a doilre to be away from com pany, and yet when alone my own company waa ' hateful to me. I waa troubled with the most ; hideous dreams, and was in that low, nervous state w*iich made me sometimes feel as if death would bs a happy release. My head ached, my heart palpitated violently, I would start almost at my own shadow. My mind, in fact, waa not my own. I saw you on my arrival in town, when you were in Manchcator-street, and you then told me that it would tako threo months at the very least to eilcct a perfect cure, and that I must comply exactly with your inatructiona; if not, you would not guarantee a cure, lam now happy to suy that I did as you told mo to the very regulating my hours and habits, and that now, after tho lapro of fifteen weeks, my memory is restored, ray sight has become strong again my mind has ceased to wander. I can enjoy company, and, in abort, Richard's hlmeelf again. I should not go to the trouble of dascrib ing so minutely my sufferings, but that I know of so many young men who are living eeoladed lives, whoso sufferings are precisely what my own wore bat'oro I oanio to yon, and who, although ia health, woiild be really amiable and estimable penoos, aro looked upon aa gloomy, moroßO, and unaooiable xnon simply because of that phaie of tho disease which I bare named, a hatred for company. If thlsshould be read by any of those persons, suffering as I did, ana they are induced to apply to you for reliof, I will guarantee that they will Bay aftor a faw "wecka that they neTer laid out a more profitable sum of money than when they came to Profeisor Gusaoott—Believe me, yours faithfully, Richard Djbson. P.S. — I return to my work to-morrow, and I know my friends will be agreeably aatoniahed at my pre sent appearanoe, Victoria-street, Chrlstohnrch, Jan. 20,1880. To Prof eswr Gusscott, South Town Bolt. Dear Sir,—When I app led to you I hud been Buffering with tho dropsy f»r thin l«t four years. Beforo I left Wellington I had been under three different doctors, bit aovar reoaived any benefit from them. I was advised to oome to Ohristchureli for a change of cllmtto, but finding there was no change fer the b«ttar, I was advised to be tapped by the doctors, vrhc told me that was tbe only hope tUtre was for mo. 1 have ul way a heard it said tint when an j one ia tapped there is no cure ; but 1 am happy to Bay thut when I appliad to you, you said you could cure me in six weeks, providing that I want by your instruc tions ; also, when you showed us the different assortments and the quantity that you have, my husband made up his mind at once, and being a believer in herbs and the many hopeless cases they hare cured in the part of Lancashire that I ciime from, I knew that I could not do any better than come un'ier your treatment, I feel it my duty to publicly aoknowledgo the great benefit that I have derived from yonr treatment, —I am, yours ever grateful, tiarah Petoh. To Professor Gusaoott, South Town Belt. Sir. —I think it my duty to give you my testimonial in reapect ot the curative treatment of your Herbal Tonic. I have beon suffering from liver complaint for several years; in fiiot I waa BO bad that I waa not able to atund to my business. My face was as yellow as gold. I could not eat —not sufficient tor a ohllt. When I did, it lay In a hard aubatanoe in my stomach. I waa oon tinualiy rifting wind and gas, always ponstl pated, palpitation of tke keart, with a continu ally burning pain. I had cold chills running down my back. I could not Bleep on my loft side. It la quite unneocanary to toll you that I have tried several things in the ohomiats' shops, but I found It waa only money thrown away;l but hearing of to many who have been under your treatment, aad all of them speaking so tiisthly of you, I thought It better to give you a trial, and I am happy to Bay that after two months of your treatment lam a new man. I now eat heartily and everything agrees with mo. With many thanks, lam yours reaped/-' fully, William Jenkins, Armagh-atreei. Feb ruary 1881. i To ProfeßßorGusscott, South Town Belt. Dear' Sir.—Permit me to tender my gratefnl aokriow-l ledgments to you for the benefit I have received; from yonr herbal treatment. Although I have, been under the core of several doctors, I n*ever: received any benefit from thorn, but got weaker: both in body and mind daily, ao much so that I waa almost worn to a skeleton; but hearing of the wonderful curea you had made, I made up my mind that I would come and consult yon.* When I came to you, you explained all my : aymptoma bo minutely that I was perfectly! satisfied to place myself under your treatment.' You told mo that you would make a perfect cure of me for flvo iiouuda, for which I pravo. you a oheque for tho amount. At that timo everything that I ato went sour on my stomach,: and waa c jnatantly rifting wind and gas. i had a continual palpitation, and violent paina under the left breast, paina between the ehouldcr blades. I had always cold chills, cold bands and feet, and felt aa if eomoone was pouring; cold water down my back. lam happy now to inform you that I am free from all my former! complaints. I can now eßt well and Bleep well,; and I shall always be happy to recommend anyone anffering from the aamo. Believe me to be, yours ever grateful, Mra Birnie. Kaiapoi Island, Kaiapoi, November 13th, 1881. To ProfoßßOr Quasoott, South Town Bolt, Chriatchnrch: Dear Sir,—l have IODg been wishing to give you a testimonial for the suc cessful way In which you treated me, I have: been under several doctors In this town, and I never received any relief until I applied to you, and in four days I found relief, thanks to your herbal treatment. I lived with Dr Campbell aa farm manager for ono year and sir mouths in the district of New Brighton, Chriftchuroh. I was bad off and on for four years; but when I came to you it was a very difficult job for me to get in and out of the cart, my wife having to assist me. I have been a great martyr, but, tbanka to Providence, in two months you re stored me to perfect health. Witnessed by George Newton, who iraa staying at my house. Belle re me to be yours, ever grateful, Robert Wildsmith, Orescent-road, Knightetown, De cember 22,1880. Professor Gussoott, Chrlstohurch, Sir,—l have great pleasure ia.adding my testimony to the effloacy of your tonic for ouring fits. My wife waa for two yeara aubjeot to that distressing complaint, but after using your tonic for. the1 space of two months, I am happy to say she baa found herself thoroughly oured. She haß not had an sttaok for six months. She also suffered muoh from spasms ot the stomaoh,anrt I am happy to aay tbe medicine has been DBnefl-; oial in Curing that also, whioh gives me great confidence in your herbal treatment. I shall recommend jour tonlo na superior to anything my wife haa tried before. The cure that you have performed ia a blesaing to her and I, and the family. Believe m» to bo yours ever grate ful, Thomas Coleman, Pott Lyttelton. ■ Professor Gusscott, South Town Belt. Sir.—l am hapoy to present to yon tape-worm 87ft, long. When I came to you, you told me you could cure me In 18 hours, but I was rather doubtful, but hearing you were rather hasty, I dared not toll you I doubted your ability to oure me In such a short time, having boon treated by many of the homceopathio, -allopathic, but none ever effeoted a cure. You told me that you would chargo mo £1 for a cure, which I waa moat happy to comply with your; wishes on those conditions; also you told me you would refund my money back again if you did not do 80 in the presence ot Mrs Gray and Mra Adams, bat I am nappy- to say that I prefer presenting you with the monster in pref orenceof the money. I have shown this to many of my lady friends in thia neighbourhood:^ remain,- youra truly; Mra Eliza Thornton, Victoria street. To Professor Gusscolt. n Sir,—Having been troubled with asthma for the last seven yeara, on several occasions I have been propped up in Ded, and many timea I had to got up and walk to get a breath of air, and had become so bad that I was not able to attend to my businosa; in fact, I bad become a burden to myself and the people with whom I was stopping. When I came to yon, you told me all my aymptoms,: whioh gave.m.B confidence to place myself under 5 nr treatment, and being a believer in herbs; a. ' Doing the large assortment In your estab lish nt, and also the references from other Buffe • )ra the same as myself, in looking back to iLfltl aeof my aufforlng bo long and spending ao much money without receiving any benefit fromthe treatment until I applied to yon. I re main, yours over thankful, Donald Smith, Great King-etreet, DunediD, May 30th... •' ; , To Professor Gusscott, South Town Belt. Sir. —I have been troubled with neuralgia for thia last twelve months; and suffered the moat ex cruciating pnln. I have tried everything that ia advertised in tho newspapers, besidea medical aid. I was told that it originated from decayed teeth; that I knew to be wrong, for my teeth are perfectly 3ound. When I cime to you, you told me that you would oure me, and that you would sell me a bottle for six Bhllllngs, and that you would guarantee a perfect cure, and I am nappy to inform you that two applications ful filled your guarantee.—l am, yours ever truly, Miss M. Davidson, Colombo-street. October 7th, 1880. . Profeasor Gusscott would impreaa on thbß who may do him the honour to conault himrthat the utmost secrecy can be relied upon more over from long experience, and a careful Btudy of the human oyßtem.he can decide almost at a glance the diagnosis of the case, thereby reliev ing the patient ot a great deal ot nervousness and hesitation. , . "' v 'lVV' j Professor Gusscott Invites the confidence'of either sex suffering from functional derange ment spermatorrhoea exhausting dreams. &c. Professor Gusscott has made nervous debility and loss ot power hia apecial Btudy, from what ever cause arising. He would earnestly impress upon those who do suffer to seek immediate advice and counsel, if they deßiro " an old age, serene and bright." Let no false delicacy deter suffering victima from removing the cauße of this blight to manhood, Tho strictest confidence may be relied upon. . CONSULTATION GRATIS. Can be consulted by letter. Public inspection invited to the large assort ment ot BRITISH and AMKPJCAN HERBS., ' - Note the Address— Gf-USSCOTT, Next Door to Messrs Winks and Hall Establiahment. . , Hours]! From 9 a.m, to 8 p.m,



lUlectorai. QOUNTY OP WAITEMATA. RIDING EIiKOTIONS. " The Countlea Aot," and " The Regulation of Elections A»t, 1876." tofli l?^ er?!>7B t/ell thttt fte NOMINA TIONS of Daly Quaiifloi Persona to serve as Members of the WAITEMATA COUNTY COUNCIL will take place at the timea and places mentioned bolow; and the POLL (if necessary) for all the Ridings on WEDNES DAY, the 16th day of November, 1881:— Ararlmu Riding—Thursday.lOth November, Court-house, Helenavllle. Waltakeroi Riding—Friday, 11th November, Henderson, Farm Buildings. Takapuna Riding—Saturday, 12th Novem ber, Public Hall, Devonport. Forma of Nomination and Copies of Rolls can be had of tho Returning Offloer. and at the Council Office, Shortland - street, Auckland, Nominations will be received up to noon on the day of Nomination. POLLING PLACBS. Ararlmu Riding—Court House, Helenßville; Public Hall, Kaukapakapa ; School room, Riverhead, Waltakerei Riding—Farm Building, Hen derson; Sohootrqom, Hobsonville. ' Pakapunaßiding—Publio Ball, Devonport; Dlßtriot Library, Lake; Publio Hall, Northcote. Duration of Poll: From 9 o'olook a.m., to 6 o'olook p.m. Other Hidings were advertised October 20tb. THOMAS SEAMAN, Returning Officer. 36, Insurance Buildings. Auckland; t »,.■_ . nn . and Lalce, North Shore. November 6th, 1881. 11/AITEMATA COUNTY COUNCIL. TO TEE ELHOT»Ua OV THE WAITAKEBIE. EJDINQ. GKNTIBM3N,—I am a Candidate for you BoflWes at the forthoomlng General Sleotlon for this Riding, as I believe ao dlstrlot o»b prosper without an equiUWo dfatribitioa ot its revenue, aad Uiattbtalned in a atralshtforward way. Being oae af the tarllut aetileia, my efforts will be to'promote a genua adrancs ment of both iistrioti. ReApactfally BolioltUz your Bupport, I remain yours raapactfnliy, JOHN SMYTH. Waltakerei, Brd November, ISSh " rfiHE COUNTIES ACT, 1876," A»D JL "THE REGULATION OF LOCAL ELECTIONS ACT, 1878." EDBNCO U N T Y. NEWTON BIDING, I, Danim. Aus-wn Tole, Returning Ofßoor, hereby give notice that in accordance with " The Counties Aot, 1876." an ELECTION will take place on WEDNESDAY, the 16th.day of November, 1881, of T w» Foriona to tbe Offices of CouneWon far tke Newton Ridmg, Eden County; and I htreby appoint noon of WBO NKSDAY, the 9th day of November, 1881, as the ime, and the Pohbonbx Hall, Ponaonby, as he place, for the Nomination of Candidates, D. A. TOLE, : .-;.■< Returning Officer. Auckland, Ist November, 1881. "rpHE COUNTIES ACT, 1876," AND X "THE REGULATION OF LOCAL ELECTIONS ACT, 187 B." EDEN *O O U N T Y. . , GBASTON BIDING. I, Thomas 'Joseph Waters, Returning. Offioer, hereby give notico that, in accordance with "The Counties Act, 1876,"an ELKCTION will take place on WEDNESDAY, the 16th day of November, 1881, Of One Person totheOffloa of Councillor for the Grafton Riding, Eden County; and I hereby appoint noon of WED NESDAY, the 9th day of November. 1881, as the time, and the JKzcklsiob Haix, -corner of Pitt snd Kast-streets, Newton East, aa the place for tho Nomination of Candidates. THOMAS J. WATERS, Returning Ofllcor. Anokland, lat November. 1831. AUCKLAND WEST,; Hxeotobs,—l have the honour to. announce that I am a candidate for your Bufleragea at the; f ortoooming General Election. I beg to intimate' that I will address you in St. Jamea' Hall Wellington-street, On TUESDAY, Bth Novem! ber, at 7.30 p.m. JAMES WALLIB. ImRANKLIN SOUTH ELECTION.! • MRF. liAVTRY • - Will addreaa the Electors in the Bohool-house, Tuakau, on MONDAY, November 7th, at 8 O'clock p.m. . ; i: ■ .j ; in oontequence of the Annnal Cattle Show biking place on the 'Bth and Sth instant, no other Meetings in connection with the above will be held during the ensuing week. , j ■ HLiSCTORAIi DISTRICT OF JDj ■ ;•.- - ■■ ... ■ : to thk kikotors op waipa. Gkntlembn,—lt Is my Intention to offer my-' self, at the next General Election, aa a Candidate to represent your pistriot tin the IGenera Aasembiy ; . j . . j, WILLIAM JACKSON! KihikttJ, July 1 1881. . .- .-.;' ....• \ nno THE ELECTORS OF EDEN. GKNTEEMEtr,—I have the honour to announce myself aa a Candidate to represent yon in the next Parliament, and shall In due conrso notify when I shall have the pleasure of addressing you. '.'■.:. ~.-.',:- ' .." Yonraiaithfnlly. - r : : V-,,:. "■„:]. ~"'• I-'-'mL ('■ JOa'A. TOLE. ! Auckland, 21st Ootobbr, 1881. . rpO THE ELECTORS OF WAIPA. GBNTLSMEK,— ... ,; " '.'.■-■ J.,,':\ fi.; I have the ihonour to inform you. that I shall be a :Candidate for:your, suffxages at the forthcoming general eleotion. I shall take an early opportunity of meeting you at'the various centres, when I ahall give j(BU an outline of the past, and state to you my views of the future. • : FRBD. A. WHITAKKR. njlO THK ELECTOBSOF KRANKXIN, X NORTH. GKNTLaMBt?,—I am a. Candidate for your sufEragea at the forthcoming General Election, I beg to Inform my friends and supporters that I Intend going to the Poll against all comers. I will address you in due course. I am, gentlemen, ~ Yours obediently, WM. FRANK BUCKLAND. TO THE ELECTORS OF COKO MANDEL DISTRIOT. i . Gsktlkmb»,—l beg to offer myself as a Candidate for the House of, Representatives fop your Distriot at the forthcoming Elections, anas - will take an early opportunity of explaining my Tieire* ' ■ pi H. BLACKMORE. \ mO THE ELECTORS OF RODNEY. GentTißMEn,—At the request of a large number of Electors, I havo conaented to become a Candidate for your suffrages at the ensuing Election. I will, take aivjearly, opportunity of visiting the various Settlements in tho District' tot the purpose Ot addressing yon. ~ . • .. ; ' JOHN SHEPHERD.'



Amusements. !{1 HOKA. L. HAL L. PRINCE OF WALES' BIRTHDAY. MUB. RKVITT wffl give her ANNUAL CONUERT ON WEDNESDAY, NOVSMBKE 9, 1881. PROGRAMME. Part I. Glee—" The Anvil Chorus ". .Choir Song—" Waiting" (SllUard) — Lady Amateur (Pupil) ■ . Pianoforte Solo. .Lady Amateur Dnot— (Soprana and Contralto)" Sainted Mother, ' Guide his Footsteps" (Marltana) [Wallaoe].. Mrs Re vitt and Mrs Raynea Sailor'sSon?-(BaBso) "Cupid's Bay" (Diehl).. Mr Gordon Soooh ;, ~ ■■» Pianoforte Solo--Variation? on a favourite Amerloan Air..Mn Anqklo Forrest Bong—(Soprano) "Tired"..l*ady Amateur Sonc—(Tenor) "The Iron Blaoksmith" (Hatton) ..Mr James Culpan ' ' Song—(Soprano) " Sing Sweet Bird" (Wilhelm Ganz)..Mrsßevltt Glee-I'The Three Fishera". .Choir Interval of Ten Minutea. " ' Part n. Glee—"l Love thelaerry Sprlnetime"..Choir Pianoforte Solo—"Overture to Zsmpa" (Helllnl) ..MlbsHarding (PupU) . ' • Dnet — (Soprano and Contralto) "Hear me, Norma". .Lady Amateurs Song_(Tonor) "Tell1 Me Mary, How to Woo Thee". .Mr Spry „,.„.. Bong — (Soprano) " Lov6's Request " (A. Rrfiobardl).. Mrs Raynea _, ■■ _■ Pianoforte Duett.." March Aux Flambeaux".. Ihe Misses Patterson (PupUs) ~„,. , Song-(Contralto) " Bid Me Dlsoourse " (Bishop) ..Ml«BAvey (Pupil of Mr Gordon Gooch) Descriptive Sontr-"7?he Fog BeU"(Poulet)..Mb Gordon Goooh Glee-" Good Night.-Choir God Savis the Qdkicn. Tickbtb- 2/6 and 1/, to be had at the Muajo Warehouse, Queen'Stceet, : ■ Doors open at 7.50; Commenoea at 8 o clock. --v^-P^—vb.. la AVION Ah INDEPEN. IT&'K/lX -W DENT ORDER OF ODD LO3TAL PIONBBB LODGE. No. 938, A.P. ANNIVERSARY GRAND PROMENADE CONCERT AND BALL, to be held In the Lornß-strepetHaU,«nTU*SDAY. November 8, 1881. D««olig to oomnwnoeat 8.30 p.m. Dojftblo Tloketß. 6b; sztra La*i»s' Tloketa. 2< 6d to be obtoinsd at the Ha.lL Refrothments included, and femala attsidaxt in the cloak-room. . Tickets may ke oktalnsd: from Meurg Duffloy, Short, Iffsaey. Parker. Bursuid and 'I'horiffi. Musle by an efficient String Band, <, T OVAL ORANGE INSTITC- Li TION OF NEW ZBALAND.-A PROOBBBION AHD PICNIC will take plade on WEDNESDAY, Sth Kovem ber, 1881, being the Prince of Wales's Birthday, at VV. F. Buckland, Eaq.'B., Paddocks, Remuera, kindly lent for the occasion.—Tha Procession will leave the Protestant Hall. Newton, not Inter than 10 o'clock. : . Aquatics. -jn~OR.I-H.-BH6RE REGATTA. WEDNESDAY, 9th NOV., 1881. Toßtarfat9.3o«.m. 1. Tbadikg Cuttkb Raoji (Handicap).—lst prize, Cup, presented by the Devonport Steam Tony Company, valued at 25 guineas, With £6 added; Sad prize, Binocular Glass, presented by Mr A, Aloy, with £5 added; 3rd prize, 5 Guineas.. "10 o'clock. ■-"■'" 3. iNBTGOBnGioRACB (All comers), with Cox- Bwain.—lst prize, filOj 2nd prize, SS, -~.-. .10.80 a.m. 5. Yachts and Fibhino Boats, deoked or half-decked, under 10 tons and not less than B tons.—lst prize, Cup, presented [by .the "Observer" office, and valued 11 guineas, with £5 added: 2nd prize. Butter Cooler, with £3 added; 3rd prize, £2. 11 a.ra. 1 Bono, Fide Amateurs' Senior Kaok (to be rowed In inrigged gies, with oosawain).— Ist prize, 5 trophies valued at £10; 2nd prize,' 5 trophiea valued at £3.. ■ -11.308.01, ,: 6. FrKBTOLASB Open Sailing* Boats, over 20 feet overall.—lst prise, Cup preaented by Mr: Montague, and valued at 6 guineas, with £3 added; 2nd prize, Qi. ; . ..:', . - -, 12noon. ,-. . ... »,"' -. - 8. Bma Fide AMATKrms' Junior Race (to be rowed in inrigged gigs, with coxswain).—lat price, fi trophies valoed at £5, presented by • Mr 9. H. Lewisson, with £ Gold Breast Plna added, presented by Mr W. H. Fenton 2nd prize, 6 trophies valued at £210s. - ' I .■•■■;. /13.30 p.m. ':' ... ,- I. >' i 7. Seooshd-class Opsh-saelipo Boats, nnderj 20ft and not lets than 16ft overall.—lst prize,. Cup presented by ."Herald* offloe, andi Tallied at 10 guineas, with £2 added; 2nd prize, Cup presented by Mr. Alexander, and; valued at 4 guineas, with £2 added. ■ ■ "■ -' ' '."• ■ Ip.m. '.'.'' '.' .."■' 8. Yaohtb and Fibhino Boats; decked ok halt-decked, under 6 tons—lst prize, Cup.; value 5 guineas and £2 10a added ; 2nd: prize, £3. :. '; '; 1.30 p.m.. '•■ -■■ \ 8. Dingy Rioa (for boys under 17 years of ace) dingy not to exceed 12 feet overall—lat prize,; Cud, presented by Mr Eohn, valued ,at 6guineas; 2nd prize, £2. , 2p.m. 10. Tbibd-omes Opkn Satxjws Boats, under; 16 feet, and not less than 13 feet overall-lst prize. Cup, valued at 5 guineas, presented by, Adckmhd Eviibino Stab, with £2 added; 2nd prize, Musical Bor, presented by Mr,' Gosdaon, with £1 added. ..j ,; 2.30 p.m. I ;. ~\, . :,' i 11. irH'CLAB3 Opbn Sailino Boats, under 13 - feet overall.—lst prise. Biscuit Basket, pro-' aented by Messrs E. Porter and Co., valued at 6 guineas, with £110a added; 2nd prize,; *V -..:,-..-..- .■'.- .iv i •■' ~? ,!;'i.S S p.m. ' ~;■.!-; 12. Ships'Gia Raose (ft auuioient indoqement' otters). ' . _ ' .' ' ' 3.80p.in, ■ ■" 13. Tub Raob.—Prize, £2. . , . '4 p.m. lit. Gkbast Boom.—Prize, £2 and Gooso. ~ ; ;-.,;. ■-■ ■ ; i.30p.m.. . f IJ, DUCK Hunt.—Prize, Flagship BUbsoriptione,; -.-,•■! ■ 6 p.m. --■■ ■', t ■■' v.-' \ :r 16. Nautioal Pig HuNT.-Prize, the Captured Pig. | No Entranoe Fees for Races No. 13,11,15 and t« • ■"■ • - - ■ ■ ■ t Tho Committee reserves the right Walter any Of the above races, eto., If necessary; >vv..-; -CO, DACRE, ...;.,,. ~-. - . •;,; i Hon. Sec ijjfoKTH Srioi^ REGATTA.; The following addltiona have boon made to. •• - tne■Programme:— ' ' First-olaes Opbn Boats, £3 added to Ist prize (inoreased to A5). ■: i Prize forSHIPS' Gias' Baob,£s. (Donation : of Mr U. McGregor.) ~.■; ■: ' U.l ! Ladies' Raoe. To bo rowed in ordinary pair-oared Boats, with coxswain.- Ist 'prizs, Two Silk Dresses, valued at 20 - guineas (presented by Messrs Rattray and Linabnry). 2nd prizo, Jacket, (ore seated by Mr V. Bommorvill), to which a dress will be added. Messrs Coombea i ,: : ;and Short-hate alao presented Dresses, which will bo awarded according to the discretion of the Committee. .... , ~;„_., COTJRSEB:. , r>>f«jT ! 1. Cutter , Raoe. To start from North' ' Bide of Flagship, round mark boat off Judges' Bay, thenoe round mark boat off Calliope Point, round Pilot schooner's '' moorings at. Rangltoto Reef, round • Drunken Bay buoy.: • Twlco round, &a ---1 ishing north tide of Flagship. ; ■_';■; ; 2. iNaiGQib Gig Raob'(All-comers). To start from Pilot sohooner'a moorings at North Head, round buoy off Calliope ' ; Point; finish oh North aide of Flagship, 3. first-olass Yachts. Course aame as ; ftratrace. Once round. , ■ i. Senior Amatkur Gio Race. Course sameaarace.No. 2. ,- - ■■■ . " ::., _ 5. FiRST-aLASs Open Bo its. Toßtartfrom north Bido of Flagship, round mark boat Off Judge's Bay; thtnoe round mark boat off Calliope Polnt,round chequered buoy in Rangitotb Channel, round mark boat - . . at Kohlmaramtt. Twice round. ; •■ ! 6. Junior AUATxim Gio Baob, Course, same as 2nd raoe. ■ , ~ rr • 7. Seooni>cr,ass Open BOATS.' Coutbo, aaihe assthrac«. . . . - :., j 8. BKooNbrCLASS Yachts. Course, same' aa , ■ -sthrace. . , ~- -, .- ~,.- ; '■■ :i - | 9. Dingy Kaob. To start from north side of Flagship, round buoy off Calliope Point, finishing on north aide of Flagship. 10. TarRD-CLASS Open Boats. To start from :• ,t north side of Flagship, round Pilot v schooner's moorings at North Head, • thence round mark boat off St. Judge's Bay, round buoy of Calliope Point. Twice round | 11. FOUBTH-OtASS OPISN BOATS- COUTSe same as 10th race. Once round. • - : 12. Ships" Gigs' Rack. To start from north Bide ot magohlp, found Tongariro, off Victoria Wharf, finishing on north side of Flagship. - ~ :"•", ':;.',[.. "'.,-!| ', 13. Ladies' Raob, Courae to be arranged by Committee on the day of raoe, - : . Entry Night. MONDAY, Npyember 7tb. at the Flagstair Hotel, from 8 p.m. to 10.30 p.m. , , Steamera will leave Quuen-street Wharf every hour, returning from the North Bhore every %he(Me'mbers of the'Bohemlan Dramatic Ciu> have kindly consented to give aa Entertainment in aid of the Regatta Funds on the Evening of tho Regatta, to be followed by a Dance, in the Devonport HaU.7 •: .. ; • ■ - : Kules and Regulations on application, i



Amusements. ; -~.,.t,-.-.,, ; , : THE AT X E R O YtA I? Proprietor-.. ..--^-Mr B. 1. Debtor SECOND WEEK AND ENOBMOUS SVSXSS& OB1 ' ' ' ' ' ■ ' ' CARY'3 OPEKA COMPANY] GBASDCnANGE OFPBOOBAMMS! THIBBTBSIHO; ANDUKTttFURTHKBNOTICB.-,.- ■■ Planquetto'a BeauUful Opera, in 3 aots, "J" LES CLOCHES DE CORNEYILI'EI On a scale of ma^nlflOßnoo never yet ~ attemDted by any other Opera Troupe in New Zealand. Acknowledged by the Press rod Public the GbbatestSpsota- Oui.4ROpbra of tbe Day, and placed on the stage regardless of any expense. Dresses, Soenery, and Appointments ■ from French Models, being facsimile of ..■:' the representation of the Opera in Pane, when itran over 600 nights. ' ±.' RA ARTISTES ENG4.QED FOR THIS KfJ OV. PRODUCTION. °y . ■.-. CAST OF CHARACTERS :, :; '_ '.' Henri Marquis de CorneviHe (Heir to the Lapa and Chateau ot Corneville. and captain ot a Letter of Marque, supposed to be dead}— Jean Grenicheux (a Fisher Lad. .afterwards . Groom and Valet, in love with sorppletto, but with designs on the money ot Madame uer malne)—SiaNOß Moblby _ '■ The.Ballie of CornevUlo (a snuffy old gentleman, Local Big Wig, Magistrate, Sheriff, and Gene-) . ral Compendium ol the Magistrate at Law)— Mr Mack Alexander ; . "' L t ''''■' ~ Gobo (Clerk of Court,,the Bailie's Factotum-* hungry pettyfogger, with a disposition to cavil at the iailia's greatness)—Mr Barry CNell ;, Foinard ( anirt*hi&& X Mi J- Wilkinson ■ Grippardin \ uouo3 "IBTSSJ: -Mr-Arthur Lissant Gaspatd (an old Miser, formerly Steward to the Seigneulse of Corneville, the revenuesjpf ■ which he has received in the absence* of the Heir)-Mr Fred: Weniwortb , , Gerraaine (a young girl supposed to be Mice oi Gaspard, but in reality a Daughter of a Pro scribed Nobleman, the Count de Luqoenay, formerly Gaßpard'smaster)-Mlle.-Mur?.eUe Serpoletto (a Foundling, picked up by GBSpard, i and Servant at his Farm) —Miss A. Lear Rustics. Coachmen, Farm Servants, &0., toy wo Members of Cary'a Opera Companyi. ;,,:■ Aot I, Tableau 1-Below the Cliffa of Oornevilie* Aot 2, Tableau 1-The Haunted Castle. ■ :< Aot 3, Tableau I—The Orchard of the Chateau. ••;. GBAHD MAYPOIiK DANCE t Lifr The Soenery is BnUreVy New, and Pftinted by MrJ.BrigKs. • i GRAND, OHOB.U.Bi/-';",;,'-' .'.'; V Pribea: Dress Cirole. ss; StaDa.;Sa: Pit, 2b. ! Secure seats in advanoe.. •Carriajieß at 10.80.' ■ A SPECIAL COAGH will leave "One- J\. hunga for tho Opera at 6.30 p.m..en i Wednesday and Friday this week; and Mpn- ■ day, Wednaßaay and Friday, next week. WiU leave the Theatre atoonolueion Of Opera.—W. ; Weston, Proprietor. " T ORNE-STJREET HALL. i -- i Xo.night, JU last time of ■'John Tiegenoweth,'? by a popular Temperance Choir. Admissioni1. 18. Commence at 7.30. • •- ■. ■-■■ ■■ -■;'■, : :^!': OOHEMIAN DEAMATIC CLtJB; v The above Club wUI give their Becond , ~ ;. ~ representation at the ;""!■'. . DEVONPORT THE ATRiffi, NORTH SHORf. On Wednesday, 9th Noykmbeb ;!. ;' (Prince of AValeß'Birthday),-; ij/iw In atd of the Reg atta Fund, oa which oco'aston they will be-assisted by Mi«g Ethel Adele, Miss G. Duke, and Mr Gerald Dillon, of the Australian Specialty Company. The PerfoHnance wil "commends with tho Domestic Comedietta, entitled, . AFTER'THB HONEYMOON. I, ;; To be followed by the late Andrew Holiday's sparkling two aot Comedy, ;- >': ■;.'.. '•:',; . ; ":checkma^e;i.;■' '." j^-'V:. . Sir Kverfcon Toffee'_~--....... -Mr M. Baroett Bam Winkle (his Gr00m):..........Mr G. Dillon Henry (Waiter at Pisjitagenet Hotel). ..G.-Read. Strap (Stableman)... MrGilbert Sarony Parsley (Gardener).. „ _.. - -Mr O. Brown Bottles (Butler)... _ .Mr H. Goldwater Checks (fage) ._....„ MlL.Phillippß ; Miss Charlotte Ru83«...,-.. ..Miss Ethel Adele Martha 8nna_.._...., ;.»..Mlss G. Duko A Special Boat will leava after the performance. - : Admission to ciii parts of Heuso, 2/8. mHEATRK, OF ART AND X. ■■■ MECHANICS' VISION! : 207 WORKING WAX FIGTJRKB J 'V tS~ Owing to the success of thla Wonderful Mechanical Exhibition, the Proprietor has deter mined to continue the Kxhtbitfon for another week. Hundreds turned away on Saturday . night. Open from 2 till 10 p.m... . , ~ ■ Admission, 6d: Children, half-price. In the Premises lately occupied by Hall & Co.1 (near Hurst & Co.'b), Queen-street. • • ST. J OHS ,- THE hA P TTS T, '„ . NORTHCOTK. -. ' : .'", CONCERT AND .QUADRXUUB PARTY ".. '"■, ;;r ■ -:; '~ ; OS. .' ■ •;!, ;;'- '- ;■•; : ~ , , XHURSDATf,' 2ha NOV., 1881,..' > " : . InAidpfOfKanFuna; - , ' Programme in future advertisement. ; i O P "E C lA':L'^N!aT.I,C:i ; The Members ot the PONSONBT CHORAL ~-„ SOCIBT \T are notiflad that the next rehearsal of the "Messl&h" will take place on MONDAY next, the 7th. at 7.30 p.m. ■• -. ;■<■ \- >" ■■ ■ s•• s ■ On this oocasion the rehearssl will (by kind, permission) be held in Sti Stephen's Preabyterian Churoh, Ponsonby. '•,-1-1 ! ' ■ ■ ■ - Choralists intending to liecome membera are - invited to take advantage of this last opportu nity to join before the next concert; * -< -. / ■■- '■ ; ':. SLoakoo,: , ■ Novembers, I8SI.;' ; "" : ;* * /VTAEUfIU PUBLIC: HALIi. j . A SpiRBK AND CONCERT ; r ; • Willbe held in.the anove'HaU! on the. lflt.'of ■ < ' DECEMBER, in' connection with the Catholic Ghuioh, Otahuhu. ' dT. JAMES'S MUTUAL IMPBQVB :O':j.n ; MENT ASSOCIATIONS I i Tho Annual Social G athorlng of :tho Members Of the above Association and their friends will ,; t»ke place in the Temperance H&ll, Albert-street, . on FKID AY. pext, November lith. Doors open ; at 7; to commanca at 7.30 P.m. Tickets to be . had from members only. - ' --■ --.:■-:.-;,' By order ot the Committee./ .t > ,:" : - . -,-..•; E. W. BURTQN, , ; .. - : •■" . .. • , .HoiuSpo., n.BIAI AT TBACTI'tfN, ~; PICNIC UNDER THE TRKKBr ELLEKSLIK GARDENS 1 ,E L L E R S L I S' RO '^EL, J. EhMSiiPROFBIBJOa, PRINCE OF ■ : WALEKS .BIRTHDAY, % Foot Races, Morry-go-Kound, ; ' and othei'amusement. BIRDS and ANIMATES from the. Aoolimatisa- I. tion Sooiet/B Gardens, &c ADMISSION -SIXPENCE; ■ , . Children, half-price. ( \ ~ r , ; C. WILLIS, Lessee, . ": p. I A N O F O R' T' E MISS SKADEH (Bearing Certificate of First-lass Honours . ■ from Trinity College, ■ London) Has Openings fob Pupils. Address: York Terrace, Grey-atreet. "V" O R -T -H . S H O 3SF STRAWBERRIES AND CREAM I STRAWBERRIES AND CRKAM WILLOW GROVE GARDENS ... Detonpoet. , The undersigned having taken. the above Gardens, trusts that by strict attention to business, and by supplying Fruit of the best Quality, to merit a fair share of publio patron* age. . —: —' ■ ■ : •■ ■ ■ .- Tea, Coffee, and Other Refbushhkkt ' v at shortest notice. . ■ Swlngs.'Lawn, Splendid Shade. ,' :' F. H. WKLL3. ; . Bxhibitionß. > 4 UCKLAND JtfOKTICULiURAL " J\, SOCIETY. v THE SFRiMG -EXHIBITION .■;.■:.-; OF-. POT' PLANTS; CUT .;. IfLOWERS, FRUIT AND:YfiGETABLES, ' Will be held in Auckland on WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY, NOVEWBEE 16TH AND 17TH, The place of Exhibition will be dnly adrertlsod Schedules o£ Prizes, &c, may bo obtained - f-om Messrs G. H. i^ivere, Hcskolh and Aitken, and Steadman. -, AH Bntries must be made to ' the nnderelgaed at tKe- Museum BDildinßß.* •" Princes - street, not "later • than MONiIAY. - November ll , ; : :o^^MAN; ~ ■' -; J ' -;:j -i" ■ -'■'..■'. •:,- ■ , r ', . ■ ■ :-m £ I