The Auckland Evening Star.

YOL, XV.—No. 3,734

AUCKLAND, N.Z., MONDAY. JuLY 31. 1883

(Published Daily)

PRICE: Off Hi PENJN?



StiiPPiner- OACIFIO MAIL STEAMBHUf CO. THROUGH THK UNITKD BTATKS OK AMKIUCA, VIA HONOLULU, TO GREAT BRITAIN. Unflnr Fontal Contract with the Governments of Now Znaland and Now South Wqlea. Uato ot itateoTSaS _, Snllinf? for Ing for Steamer. Tons. Syd^ e y. San Fran- olaoo. Australia I~ 3,200 October 16 Angust 15 fcalandla.. - 3,200 At. R uat2l Oct. 10 CityofNowYorfe 3,400 Nov. 13 sept. 12 City of Sydney_-. 3.100 Sept. 18 Novem. 7 "PaMonttora booltod through: to Liverpool, liondon, or Paris, via the great Overland Roads of imerioa, and tne Steamars of the Atlautlo lintsa Iroia How Sork, F A R B 3, Ftrst-olttßß., .. - - iB6C and upwards Btsernsa .. .. - - «?1 lOa Firot-omsatoSanffranolsoo.. fi-10 Bteerui?o .. - - - fiSO Thrcufth Cabin Passon(?ers are permitted to - lay over at Honolulu, or r.ny of the oitios of the United Statoo, not to exceed six months. SOUTHERN PACIFIC UOUTK. Psasonger.l to and from Europe mayi withoot extra cost, avail themoelvea of tho Southern Paoifio Kailroad and its connections, thereby avoiding the winter cold of thn Northern Routo; and for an additional oost of $21 may go to Now OrloanH and thenoo through tho Southern Statos No Shipping Orders will be Issued of tor i p.m. on the day before toe sailing ot steamers for Ban Franolaco. For freight rates and all other information MlPlyto SHOB.T. GAMBLE, Aaent, Lower Oueon-atroat. I rmUH BTJKAMSHI.V r;.;< y—-^| (U COMPANY OF NBVi '■'i "Si^'i c \ XXALAND (IJJJITBD}, !] S /'l^s «1 — I'itiJSUftA TIMB TABLK— f July, 1882, FO;? TA3AHAKI, NKL3ON, PIOTON. WEL UNaTON. LXTTKLTON. AND WEST UOA3T FOBTB IfBOM MANPIIAP). Steamer,. Date of BalUnu. Latent Train. Hawea Tuos.,Auk. I,Bam, 715a,nt, PkngdiH Tuos., Aur. 8,1 p.m. 12 noon for siauoKK*. «*^iKti, wkioiinuxuh'. LYTTKLTON, PORT OHALMKRS. AH» BLUFF <rHOM QUBBa-aTTBIW WHAM) AbawaTA Thnrs..Ang.3.loa.m. — Manapoubi Thursday, 10, 10 a.m. — FOR BYDNHIY. TB ANAtr I Tuea. Aug. 8, 5 p.m. j — gQK MKIiBGDKKK. Via BUUTH. Akawata* Thurs., Aupr.3,lo a.m. — ManjPOURI Thursday, 10,10 a.m, — 'Calling at Hobart. FOR LKVUKA ANO SUVA. Taiaboa I Tubs., Ang 22.6 pm | — *3T Cargo ruuat "no booked and alongside one tour before advertised time of departure. Passage tloketa ranat ba takos at the Com pany's offloe. Aaoktand Branoh, ;.!!('. Queen Btroet '?vJL QTEAM TO LONDON. "^li^^^r " ORIENT LINB «^^™^* The foUowlng steamshlpa be lonzme to the Orient Ste&m Navigation Com cany (Limited) and the PaclQo Steam Naviga tion Company, wIU leave SYUNKY at the undermentioned dates for MELBOURNE ADECiAJDK. and LONDON, via Cape of Good Hope. Steamer. I Reg. Ton'ge I Date. CHIMBOKAZO..- 3,817 August 14 JOHN KLDUK 4.15J August 30 B()KATA__ 4.0H Septem. 13 CUZCO 8,847 Eeptem.2B COT UP AXI. 4,028 October 9 And the Service will be maintained by suo oeeding steamers at Intervals of a Fortnight, Fares to London, 15 to 70 guinea*. Paroels booked through to London. Passengers oan book from Auckland at a through rate to cover Inteoslonlal fore and to Bdonre special advantages. ~.«,».« Saloon passengers are allowed to break their from London oaa ba granted In AFor'planß and full pMtlomara, apply, In Lpn flon. to F. Greon & Co., and Anderßon, Ander eon & Co., Joint Managers of the Lteei or to the Agentß In Auckland, UNION BTKAMSHIP CO. OF N.Z. (Limited), Queen-street. WI'JBAM XO:XHAMBB, CA»« °Sj!»l3 RYDfG PASSBNHBRB AND ■-■faua&m> qargo, noK!)KOT'!NB -with Ohikb satras, 'Jmaho. Waitoa Plaqib, Akd Mobwk* ns&x IPteiW Dlvinot), raiß VAuts, 5.5; SOTOMAHAHAJ From Auokland i ■ ' Monday, 2 afternoon Tuesday, 3 30 nf tornoon Wednesday. 4 afternoon Friday, i afternoon Saturday, 4.30 afternoon From Thames t Tuesday, 8 morning Werfneßaay, 8.30 morning Thursday, 9 morning Bararday, 9 morning FAHE3 (SINGLB)- Saloon 1 Seven Shillings and Sixpence (78 X I. Steerage i Five (shillings (ss). tfrolKiit sfarougn to Te Arona, 2i<3 per ton. Not responsible for shipping, carrying, or ■*j oaivo reoQivßd within half an hour ol Bfl" .bedtime of leaving & ■sEfeS^ I^TOKXHISKH. STEAMSHIP COMPANY (LIMITED!. "■" TIME-TABLE—AUGUST. Weather and other olroumstanoei) permltUnß). FROM QUEffiN-STRBKT WHARF, fOE TAPBANQA AND BAY Qg PLENTY POBTB BTEAMBB. I PATK OF BAILIWfI. Bleneld Monday, si. A p m Glenelg Thursday, 3.5pm Wellington Monday, 7,5 pm Wellington Thursday. 10. 5 p m ©lonolK Monday, Uspm QlenelK Thursd ay. 17. 5p m "Wellingtoa Monday. 21. 5 pm Wellington Thursday. 24.6 pm Olerffllg Monday, 28, 5 p m fllenelg Thnrßday. SI, 5 p m ~ GonnootE at Taurantta for Opo- Siaila tl^l and Bay of Plenty Porte n eyery Tuesday. POX EDBSKLIi, WHANOABOA, AND MaF OOHUI. Wellington I Monday, Si, op m GlenelK I Monday, 7. 5p m "Wellington I Monday, 14. 5 p m Glonelg Monday. 21 6 pm Wtsllington I Monday. 28, Sp m SOR WHANQABBI AMD WHAMHABKI HKACB. (Carrying paaaongers and cargo Argyle ,*«*s&„ and Friday,at spm '■ EQR MAHQAPAI. J^-gyle I Every Tuesday, at Sp m FOB MANOAWAI, SlaUdl I Bvery Thursday, at 4p m JOB MKBOPBY BAY. ffingaT" F Bvery Thursday, at 5 p.m. imOM MANUKAU. gpa waitAßA (from Ogefrunga). Macgregor ) Monaay, 31.1 cm. ; FOB HOKIAMGA. nnwnna "TMonday, 31.1 P.m. ' & Cargo mnst be booked and alongside one fcOM before advertised time Of iWftgJo,^, Passago tickets must be taken at tne ijom owrtOffloe, NO. 67, Queen-street, Auokland. A. MoGRKaOR, Managing Dlreotor. *^CB^^. * COBOMASI)U 'Mid ;£§»* * captain, W. V. HargraTA Txam-TABts. toareo Aueklan* 1 f eavesOOKJmanflell Monday. 31,12 noon Tuesday, Ana.l. 12noon Wednesday, 2, J 2 uoon Thursday. 3,12 noon ffriday. 4,1 p.m. Suttnday, 5. 12 noon wrnhnr ann asssrl cir(nta;s»*tif<ii)3 perml»»i»» N.B—No cargo whatsoover wIU be receiveu after thn ereaomr'a sdrertiaed time ol Baliintf. Not respwnsibla in Bhipping, carrying, cr dis charglag live Btook. a.a. 0. awmoifcHT. Manaser. rfIHE ONLY DIKECT I BTKAMKRS TO TK AROHA «S^S^&B' (OAEEy i NO PAS9BNGBRB ft pARSO), CALLING AT THAMH!--*,HKOm OHJ NKMURI, PAICROA.WAITEKAURI.WAIHI. , MORft WBVILLK, AND BRANT & FOBTKR S HJB'ITLKMiMJT. S.S. RUBY AKD S.S. VIVID. Leave AuoWand i Leave Peejtoa t Monday, 3l t 1130 p.m. -r . ' FARKS. To Thames-Saloon. 7s Gd; Steeraae, 6s. To Paeron—Single, 10s; Betnrn, 15«. To TeAroho-fclnule. 14a; Return, 23b. • Freight through to Te Aroha, 26a per tonl i aso transhipping at the Thames. wmmmmamm



Bhipping. )KHIWBUI'AS AND OKI. .^^g-aT . ENTAL BTKASS NAVIH-A -■3ep.,aifrifacTi .oW company. The Company's Stuamahijis (unflei; ooairaoi mm tho Victorian Government for the oonvey »noe ot her Majeatrt malla) will bo dOßuatohod! MMmM I Leave I loavo < Leave - .wn», | S7anß? j ajsivru- j A , V i a Ac R A fENNA I Ana. a I Aug. 15 auk. 17 KOMK I Auk. 23 I Auk. 29 Aur. si CLYDIC.- I Sept. 0 I Eopt. 12 Sept. 11 Koutei—lt 13 intended to descaioh thcaa ii:mnct3 {or Plymcmt!' nud London vl& Point 4o Uslle. Paßsonsera for '.England will Shewforo not require to change ote^tnars. Katea of pneeaga monoy to Piymonth or TjOb itail iB7O ilr«S, and Mi aeoona-olasa i ItullMi ports, SSi flwt, aa d &V) sooond-clcss. Pcsoansera aooldni? at Anokland eaoure apeoial actvantr.Roa. ffor further partloolsrs rrannotlnss pasae«o money av.<l feaitrbi avals ta '/(liUHJKatiA'Ks; ts no,, I?, Queen-ctreat. Auckland. QTEAM TO THB HOT SPRINGS, MAHURANOI, _~7 "** MATAKA.NA, KAVVAU, AND OMAHA. The 5,5. RO3E CASKY. Al at Lloyd's. W. Somervlllo, Master. For Hot Sprinas, Mn.tik.ina, Kawau. and Omaha—Uvery Tuai-day at 11 o'oloolr, le turnlrgon Wednosdaj1. For Hot Springs and Mahurnnßl-Saturday at 11 a.m., roturning on Monday and Friday. No Parcels or Goods taken without shipping note. For freight or passago apply to H. J. WIOKBNS. sjs.^ t DIE4H TO iB. E '^^^^r^' THAMES, tVAIHI, TK AROHA GOLDFIKLDB, MOK MNBVILLS, WAITOA PLAINS, AND GRANT MSB JTOaXKR'S SKTTiiKMKNT. SNTBRPKISB Ho, 2, Lald-up for oleanlDg on Monday and Tuesday. Fares To Thames _ Baloou, 7n 6d; Stccrcgo, le To Ohinemurl through, 6a extra To Te Aroha through, 10a extra Not responijlolo for shipping, currying, or dig' shurtriniz Urn ntuot. Notiob.—No oarKO received after 5 in tho evening during winter months. a, n, a, iricKuy CO., Aannli. >n^fe^ X* TAIUKTt ft; OWKHDNGA ** 3TB AM NAVIGATION OOi 'JIWuIMP CLnHTBD), Tims TiEia— At oust. 1883. 8,8, MAHUKAU, liMvea Ooohunua i Leaves Walakn I Aug. Aug. 2- tfodneß., 7.30 a m 2- Wednesday, 12 noon 5-Saturday. 9.30 am 6-Saturday,2 pm 7—Monday, 10.30 a m 7—Monday. 3pm 8-Tueßday, 180 p m 9-We'dnes., 830 am 11—Friday, i3O p m I'i— Saturday, 9am 11—Monday, 6 a m 11—Monday, 10 30 a m- IG-Wednes, 7a m 18-Wodnoa.. ll.fOam 19—Saturday, 8.30 am 19-Saturday, lpm 21—Monday. 9.15 am 21—Mon-lay, 210 pm 23- Wednesday, 11am 23-Wed nes.. 3.50 D m 25—Fridar, 3pm 26 - Saturday, 7 ia a m 28—Monday, spm 29 -Tuesday, 10 a m SO—Wednesday,7 am SO—Wodueaday, Ham For M&nukau Heads, every Thursday, nt 5 a m By nrilnv ot tho DU'Mirirs, all Freight munS be prtpftld. A. cuHWison am. Aaeni. jOs^ OASBB.NGERS' LIJNE OF J^^^^X HACKaTdTONKWZKA- OWNED BY~MKSSR& SHAW BAVILLS, &C 0..81, Lo&dcnhsll-Etreet, London, The above line of ships are regular tradert to all the principal ports in New Zealand. The; are clipper ships, classed Al at Lloydn", and com manded by experienced masters. The bill of fare Is most substantial, and of the beat quality, »nd the accommodation roomy and oonventenf, The undersigned areempowered to grant pas •ages from London to Now Zealand, payment for which have been guaranteed In the colony. Return ships to London also leave at almost » jgular Interval*. Fall particulars on application to I. D. NATHAN ft CO., ) OWBN & UIUHAM, V ASeatf, ORUIOKaMtNK ft 00. i Public Notlceß. BUSINESS NOTICE. I hR to lnilmate to my friends and the publlo generally that I have commenced Business on my own account as a Wholvsalk Wink and Bpibit Mkhohant, Having purchased the Stock-ln-Tradeof Messrs Crniokshank and Co. I trust that the samo liberal support whloh was accorded for so many years to my predo ceesors will also bo extended to me. JNO. KIRKWOOD, 18. Queen-street, Auokland, July Ist, 1882 IVT O T I O U OF REMOVAL On and after Monday, the 21th Instant, Mr. F. QUICK Will REMOVE to Temporary Premises In the MARKHT, during the Erection of New Stable n Alhert-Btrafit. MX, AIT* KH CARRICK, Begs to Intimate that he has commenced business as a i BROKER. LAND & COMMISSION AGKNT and may be seen or ad dressed at the office at William Aitken, Kb a.. SHORTLAND-3TREBT, Auckland. WAGGONSI WAGGONS) BcaaißSi BUGbUKai A. MAOKIll'd AMERICAN BUGGIES & FARM WAGGONS HAVE ARRIVED. Inspection Invited. OmOB I DURHAM-STREET WEST. CfcAKK.'* BBOTHBKB, ABTIBT PHOTOGRAPHKES (OPPOSITS UNION BANS), QXJBBN-BTKJSST, AUOKIiUCi PootCKTsphr la Use Latest and Mo» Feshlonable Styles, Kzeonted In A manner Unsurp&sssA In the Colonies, A.U Photographs taken by the iHSTJiNTiiNIOUa PROCESS. EAKaa OOIIiKOTIOK HEW Z&AhkVD VIKWi ~ AlwßTii on Hand ESSRS. AKMSTKONG AND CO., COMMON / P S E Svl^Afo XX Offloe over Clark and Oane's. QQeanßfreet. t abour exchange est^ TgS.XWOY' AOOffLAND. A. T. CARTER, MANAQBU. Rents and Debts Collected, Money to Lend OB (freehold Seourlty. GIS B A LH H V O X T B JK, OOACa-BOiiDKRB, OBBY-STKEET, AUOKIiAHD, K.B.—Jron-barlc Shafts, Spokea, felloes, Bins anm tud Wndfl ot Hardwood, at Lowwl Market Prlet*. *■ #1 U T O V. DAY IS O S'S, \JC Opposite the Firebell, Greystreet.i For Ladles' Drawers, from 1/8; Ladles' Che mises from 2/; Ladles' Ntßht Dresses, from 3/6; Gins' Drawers and Chemises, from 2/6. iStaStf Say and N? B M Wrapper,, from 3/6 ?nfa°& Robes, from 7/6; and Bibs, m. iSSnW'Stoy Bands. 10 I™' and 811 Undaof JKWELLERY An|_£aSPY DRAPERY F. DAViaON. ._, in F STuViN begs to draw the atton- HIOH-SVBEKT, AOOKLA-KD. EDW. JNa.OOg. Mm—ft_ "T a b p %}"'& R' sos aooBB, amp, &m, akd GKNBaaa DBOOBATJVB PAINIJBK, 80, 8, SjrWDBAB-eZPBBP'



Insurances. rp H E AUSTRAIASIAKi -*■ PLATS GLASS INSURANCE COMPANY OP MKLBOURNK. ' The undersigned having hnon aprolntod AGENTS for the COMPANY, Aro proparod to aooept risks on PLATE GLASS WINDOWS AND MIRRORS Against broalisge, m LOW RATES OF PREMIUMS. Proposal Farms and all Information oau bo obtained at tho COMPANY'S OmOK, SIIORTLAND STK'.tET (Same building as tho Hoyal Insurance Com pany's Oftlco). F. A. JONffid & CO., Agents. Anokland, 28th July, 18S2 IVTEW ZEALAND INSURANCE -Ll COMPANY. Capital J31.000.000 Kc-lnanranoo and Reserve Funds- £170,000 RKDUOKD UAi (S. PROMPT SKTTLIt MKNTS. UNDOUBTED SKCUtUTY. GKOKGK P. PIBUOK, General Manager. iJusmeaa Notices. BY APPOINTMK T. °UiS O",' " '■• '" r»*' DDKB OF A.» {Seuffeet & Son, KLLIOTT-STRKKT (Market Entrance from Wellosley-Btreo AUCKLAND. Kvery description cf Fanoy Inlaid Work In Now Zealand Wood or other material exoouted to any doslgn, (or Dooorattvo, Domontlo, or other pui'iiOtiOH. BAMPI.TCB AtiWAvß KMT ON HAND, S 161 TU" O X 1 (T^lt, W. H, SKIN NX B, AHOHITKOT, Hu taken office* formorly occupied by tho Cltr Council, and over Messrs. Upton no Co.'s. Qneen-etreot. mo th js public. RICHAUD GEORGE, BUTOHKR AND OIi'NKRAL PURVEYOR, Respootfully eoUolta the publlo to try hla CHOIC2C STUCK OF MKAT, at LOWEST PlllClli.B. Famines waltod on for Orders. Beet (Jnalltj- Comod Boot. tfhlnplng Supplied, Note the Addroas— AHNUKAU ROAD, PARNKLL. ~X U S T O P J£ 5 £ D, ITiKRST Hband or Tobaccos, Ck»arß, and Fancy hoods. 176, QUEKN-STKEET, Next Rattray'o Clothing Shop; H, BAILEY, TOHAOIIDNiaT Taine's Fkke Stores, No. 13, CUSTOM-HOUSE. STREET EAST (Nearly fsc:iag Qusen-atroet Wharf). MERCHANDISE, &0., STORED AT CUR UKNT RATB9. FRANK TAINE, Merchant a a v a n v x v v a is, OARTISR, DON TRACTOR, ftO Soods Carted end Daltrercd from ship's Bide OS Shortest Notice. JiaUiuil Supplied. N'HWCASTLE AND HAT O* ISLANDS COAI Aim. Flrawood (oat and uncut) reasonable.. T(t LECT it 1 O SUPPLIES, OPPENHEIMER a CO., Auckland, Solo Agents In Now Zealand for KM ward Pater. son's Kuropoan Telegraph Workß, Contraotor to H.AI. Uovernmont. Pateiaon'a Loud tpoaklng MICRO TELEPHONES. Ffttereon'sKbonitoßell TjiLKPHONBS. Prloo, with Chord, £1 eaoh. Patereon'a Carbon Transmitters, with Bella. Prioa £'J 10j car.h. Leolanohe'a Battorio* complete. Prloo, 7a Bd eaoh. INSULATED WIBES TOR TKMBHONHS OB KLEOTRIC LIGHTS. For full partlonlara apply to OPPENH EIMKR & CO., AUCKLAND, / LAS 8 UKli »l nLASS Our Leading Articles this -week aro: Confeo tlonors' Jara, Is per )b: 3 Glass Jugs for 2a 6d; Lamp Cblmnoys, S for 6ti; Glass Balls for Shooting at, In quantities to suit purchasers; Harden «hftti<«, all bizes; I'iah Globes and Gold Fish, very ohoapi M. COOK & SONS,. FREEMAK'3 BAY. p H E A P CUTLERY. thomal samuel Hub Juat rcoeived A NEW STOCK OF JJKST CUTLERY, . £8- DIRKOT FEOM 9HFFIKLD, "B* Cocalßiing Of Ivory, Dessert, and Table Knives Bond Daßßert Knives, from 9a per doz ' Bone Table Knives, from 12a per doz Pocket Knives, Scissors, Razors, So Also, Bleotro-plate Forks, Spoons, Cruets, &o. ALL 188 ABOVE GOODS ARE BBLUNU VEBY CHEAP. Wholesale and Retail, THOMAS SAMUEL, 16, qukbn-Btreet (Opposite Town Clock). IForniOHue ln.Morte. TVTEW ZEALAND FBBWS jj% Uamoocted, or Tastornllr Mountsd In TiirlOM waya, raoid 18 c p to 120 vab ewks, or Bale br SKIC CRAIG, PSINOBB-BTKBBT. ALWAYS AHKAJDl—Goodson's Loii don Arcade, — The Lurgest Stock of Children's To? Hooks in Auckland, Paper and j Linen, from 3d uu to 2s 6d each, comprising t- AU tne latest dealgns by Dean & Son, Warne & Co., Routled(?e, and other well-known pub lishers In all Btrl»e, viz.: Panoramic, Nonsen sical, Transforming Military. Alphabetlo&U Naval, .aesthetic (by Crane ana Andrei. Birth day Books, in cloth gilt and Morooco.from 2s to 68 6d. Camphor Boxes.to prevent Infectious diseases and also keep motha trom clothes, only 3d eaoh. Toilet sets, from 6s eaoh. Terra Cotta Ornamentß, all tho rago in London at the oresent time. Stationery at Knijiish prices. For Presents on all oooaeions, vlßlt Gooduon a LC3?don Araade. US, Queen Btreeh rjrueu g. GILMOUR (Late Thomaa J. Horbaii), SIEAM BRUSH, < PORXABLB FORGE, AND BELLOWS FACTORY, VtOEOKIA-Bi'OEKT BAST, Anobland. OH N Mi HASL ET T, BUILDER, HOUSE AND SHIP JOINER, &C. ITOBT-BTBEST, Auckland. Having commenced business In the above line, Is now prepared to reoelve orders for every description of Carpenters' and Joiners' Work, Office Fittings, Shop Fronts, Counters, Bhelvea, Presses, Cupboards, eto. . Every dosorlstion of work connected with the trade, from House Bttfldtog down, ereouted on the Shortest Notice, nnd most RBASONABIB TBBMB. FOKT-STRBBT, Two Doors from Caatomhouao Hotel. mO THE PUBLIC 0? PONSOSBY. Jm ■ F. DAVIHIB, Boot End Shoe Manufacturer, of Ponsonby Road, calls tho attention ot his ous tomers and friends to the fcllowlp« [^-Child ren's KlEStio Boots, from 3s: Qoloshea. 18 6d (ulilidKin'f); Women's Kid K.S. Boots, from Vs Btt • cheap Hne In Meu's Klastlcs. 12a (oolonlal roa<io. &o.); Women' 3 Colonial made Legletß, 12a fid. ■ rj&UlilfiAN'S ?HGIO &Q9MS, JL ?KOETii*.KD-5288a5, 'foralriia ant Vtesiow cte invlitii ia isepect Pulmnn's Views of the Hot Lakes, Anoßacd 6b4 Bnoh Sooner?, &c The ftreategi variety ot OrteUal Porfrslt* of Maori OelabritiM In New Ktaland. - - ■■• .. ■ . '<• '' FHOTOQKAPHY I» AM ITS BEAHOHIB,



j Prospectus. piCTON COAL COMPANY (Limited), Capitai, <JGO,OOO In 60,000 Sharos of &l oaoh, of which only 30,000 ore at present offered to the Public, Tehms.—Ono Shilling on application, One Shilling and Hixponoo on allotment; tho balanoe by Callu un rcqulrud, not exooedlng Two Shll liugs and Sixpunoo at a time, and at intervals ot not losa than ono month. Aa tho Sharo List will oloso on the 31st August next, mid a Umitod number only havo boen BUuplied to oach district, caily application should ba mado. SFiiOiMENB of tho Coal oanboßCOn,nndooples of prospectus and forms of application for Shares obtained from JAMMS ST'ODAUT & SONS, lusuranco UutlctiuKS, Auokland, p I! OSPECTUS, THE MUTUAL FiRtE AND MARINE INSUIIANUE COMPANY OF MEW ZEALAND. Incorporated undor "Tho Joint Stook Com panina Act, 1800." aud tho fmvoral Amend ments tboroof. CAPITAL .. _ £200.000 Dividjcd into 200,000 Sharks of £1 Kaou. Payable as follows: Ono Shilling per Bharo upon applloftlion, Ono .Shilling por aharo upon alloimont. and Ono Shilling por sharo ou tho | olghth day of January, 18S3 (If requlrod), Dikkctoiib I John Huohanan, of Auckland, Morcbant William Huobanan, ot North Shoro, Gontloman William David Dallon, of Auokland, Mnnufao turor Aloxandor Dowar, of Auckland, Mo'rohant Jnmos Dtokoy, ot Auokland, Ironmonger Waltor Dowdon, of Auckland, Auoiionoor Thomaa Hancock, of Auokland, Urowor Uonnld Hugh MclConzJo. ot Auokland, Mer chant Jamoa MoQowan, of tho Thamoa, Morohant Klohard Monk, ot Auokland, Gontleman William Uonry Sklnnor, ot AuoSland, Uuildor 1 lASKina: Tho National Bank of Now Zealand, Limited. SOLICITOUS I Mossim Hoßketh and ltlohmond. Temporary Officbs : Canada Bulldinga, Qaeon-atreot. Tho objeota for whloh tho Company la estab lished aro :— 1. To carry on tho business of Fire and Marino Insurance In all or snch ot Its br.inchon an tho Company Bhall from Umo to time deiormlne. 2. To putchaso or othorwleo acquire and tike ovor all or any part ot the buelneas property or liabilities of aty other Com pany currying iui Iflro and Marine In suranco buaincss. 3. To purohaso, loaao, or othorwlsa acqnlro nny real or porsonal property wh(ob,may bo convotilont or nocosßary for tho pur pose of tho Company. i, To aoll, domlso. mortgage, improvo inanaito, or utherwleo doal with any pro perty of tho Company. 5, Tolnveßttho monica of tho Company in Booh seourltieß aa may from time to ttmo bo deoiEod expedient and without limiting tho gonorallty of this clause. To take or othorwlso acqulro and hold shares or Stock In any Company, or in nny partnership arrangemont transac tion whloh may ba doomed dirootly or lndlrcotly udvantagooua to tho Com pany. 6, If doomed advisable, to borrow money cither with or wiihont security on all or any of the property of tho Company, or by idßuing debentures ohargod on all or any of tho Company's property (both prcseut and future), Including Its un called capital. 7, To do all Booh othor things aa aro inoldon tal or coaduclvo to tha advancement of tho above objects. Thta Company has nowbeon fully established, and without any appeal to tho public ovor Ten Tiiouaand i?baros have baon already applied for. in many Instances tho applications were re peated and tho number of shares doubled. The Company has benn established on prln oiples different to thoao of tho other Insurance i ompaiiios now oxlßtlng in the colODy. Of these principles tho ohiot Is that known as the Mutual prinolplo. by whiob tho profile ot thß Company, nftor paying lntoroat at tho rate Of 8 ocr ocnt. to tho shareholders upnn tboir paid up capital, and alter moh deduotiona for the formation aud roplenlihniont of tho reserve fund and othor continueuci'Jß, are to bo divided Into two equal parti", ono part of which will bo dlvidotl between the lonurera in proDort'on to he premiums paid by them rt-Byectlvely to tho company during the last creceoing year, and the othor part will bo divided amongst tho Bharehol'Wa in proportion to ihe paid up cap ital on their sharea roarootlvoly. By theso mrai'B Lhareholdoia derive tho following benefits j — Ist They rooolve 8 por cent, yor winum upon their paid-up capital. 2nd. They receive aa a bonus or dividend one-balf of tho balanoo of profits distri buted In proportion to tbo amount el their p&ld-up capital, while Insurers rsoeive as a bonua or dlvldond the Othor half of bnlanco of prollta, distributed In proportion to the premlnma paid by them dur lng tho laßt preceding yoar. If a person occupies tho double position o Sharoholdor and Insurer, then ho partakes' of both rets of benefits. - •Another featnro In conneotlon with tho under taking is that Shareholders only aro liable lor losses. Tho advantages derivable from an under taking, based on su^h principles, mustatonoo appear clear to uwry intelligent mind; for the Shareholder and Insurer aro stimulated alike to advance the interest of too Company and pre vent losses—First, by directing business to the company. Seoondi by oxerolsing caution In the selection of risks whloh they bring : and, Third, by using extra precautions to prevent fires, by which their bonua or dlvldond would be absorbed. In thla w*y both Sbareholdera and lneurera work together for one and tho Bamo objeot, '■ oach bolng stimulated to mafto tho bualneaa of the Company as large aa possible, and so pro duce a large bonns or dividend, in whloh they ench equally participate. This same result or objeot also sotß as a preventive to the ooour renco of fires and losses, In this way oaoh set of baneflolaires has a special ana particular Interest in the welfare < and prosperity ot the undertaking, and it Is this prinoiplo which forms the company's strongest safeguard and protection! The larger tho num ber of Shareholders and Insurers, the further ths safeguard and protection is extended: for. as each feels tho prosperity of the Company, so each feela its reverses, though both are felt In different degrees. Ab to tbe neoesslty for Buoh an undertaking, it ia qnite clear that it la called for. Tho bnsi nees of Fire and Marine Inanrance has b»on, and still is increasing throughout the colony, and especially is thla so in the Auokland Pro vincial District. ■ The vast returns whloh have boen obtained by our local companies demonstrate bfiyond a doubt that a basinesß ot very great magDltude la being transacted year after year,'and that those enormonp resultß are produoad upon a very small amount of called-up capital. None ot thnae extraordinary renults. however, are produced by Companies formed upon tho mutnal principle, by whloh every additional Insurer, by insuring, lessens tho cost of in- Burance, and croatea a powerful protection against that carelessness from whloh flroa are chiefly due—a principle whloh induces greater oare and caution in all households and plaoes of buaioes?. Buildirg and population, too, are both on the increase, and there is every pros pent of this continuing. All ihe Fire and Marine Insurance Companies In New Zealand are bused upon the ordinary principles, by whlob proflta aro divided amonsßt Sharehold era o.vLv.and such regard fo' Insurers as is now proposed finds no place in their oon- Btltutlon. it Is reasonably oonolnded, therefore, that a Wide Held lies open to the Company now intro duced to the public and aproapectotßUCoesa certainly aa great. It not greater, than that hitherto aooomcllahed by similar institutions^! now presented Tor aoceptanqo. As to the Company's projeots— The success wbioh has followed the different Australian Mutual Life Associations niuat|be well known, and the Increasing numbers of such Institutions augurs well tfcat thp principle of mutuality is the key to thla vast measure of success. . If success follows that principle when applied to risks of sucb an uncertain nature as life risks, it is impossible to advance any sound argument ni?ainst tho like results being obtained in apply ing tho ljßo prinpiplp to tho less hazardous undertaking of Fire and Mat me Insurance. One Mutual Firo Society in Australia has been in existence nine years up to May, 1881, and for the last eight years it lias paid 20 percent, bonus dividend equally between Shareholders an.d Insurers, besides 8 per cent, interest to Share -1 olders upon their paid-up capital, and in May ISB2 (tho end of its tenth year), it had in invested funds the handsome amount of 4^.000. What is more remarkable still ia that these results havo all been produced from acalled-up capital of only Six thousand two hundred and fifty pOWHplt Forms of application for Shares can be ob tajnod at the Company's offices, Canada Build icgS, Aickjand, or from any Branch of tho National Bank of New Zealand, where the pa mo wiil be received up to the 10th August nost. If no allotment Is made, the deposit will be returned without dedue'lon, and w|ien the number of Shares allotted is less than the number applied for the surplus will be credited in re duction of the amount payable on allot ment. Copies ot the Memorandum and Articles of Association of the Company may be Inspected at tho office of the Company's Solicitors. Agonoiea will bo established throughout tha Colony aB soon as practicable. Dated ftt Auckland/this eighth day of July, 1883, -, : , ■



Prospectus. Tp R O SPECTU S OF IHB ST. BELTER'S AND NOKTHCOTE X AND |^OMPANY LIMITED). Capital .. ~ ■• - .. .. £125,000 IN 126.000 SnARES OP £.1 EAOU. 2a Gd to bo piid on Application; 2s fid on Allot ment ;Is3d in Six Months; in Ba In Twelvo Months; and tho Balance; If required, at tho discretion of the Dlrootoro. DIBKCTORS: Mr V( 'm. Altkon Mr J, M'Oosh Clat k Mr Graves Alckln Mr D. B. Crulokehank Mr Joa. Bonnott Mr Thos, Macfrarlane Mr Henry Brett Mr Thos. Morrin Mr Thos, Buddie Dr. Purohas Mr J.U Clark Mr B. Tonka j Bankers: National Bauti of New Zealand; j Soi4cutods : Messrs Whltakor, KusaoU & Budaie. BROEBK3I Auokland lirokora" Association, SEOKKTABy: Mr F. A. White. Tho Company was orielnally projected for tho Eurpose of acquiring blocks of good suburban iml to bo re-Bold in lots suitable for residenco sites, andreoontly. with tho view of milling to tho valuaof their liitjds by affording greater facilities of access, tho Provi.-.lonal Directors havo entered into arrangementa for provuling a system of Tram ways for the City and Suburbs. An agreement has been made with tho City Council by which tho Company haa secured tho exclusive right to construct and work such Tramways fura period of twonty-onc years, and tbo terms of tho concesislon leave no room to doubt that thp undertaking will bo advanta geous to tho. community and proiltablo to tho proprietors. Tho propertio3 already purchased consist of sovoral blooks cf ohoico land, comprising the St. Heller's. Hay Estato of (BO ao^cs. tho ltcmuora liiuul Company's Katate of 117 ncres, nud tho NorthcotoEotato of 1013 acres, amounting in all to 171!) aores; tho whole being admirably adapted for villa sit. us,combining the ad vantages of extensive frontage to the waitomatalfitr bour. picturesquo scenory and soil of excellent Quality, together withj)roximity to tho city. Tho sales already oft'octod have averaged £200 per aero in Remuora, and £120 at St. Ilelicr's, and land adjacent to tho Northcoto Kstatu haa been recently sold at £100 per acre. Tho directors call special attention to the great Increase of value which has resulted from the construction of tramways in suburban districts iv other places, amounting in sonio cases to ten times the original cost; and as tlio Company's lands wore purchasod before any provision of tho kind had been made, it is rcnsomvbto to anticipate a similar favournblo result in tho present instance. It is intended to proceed with tho construction of tho linos already agreed upon as Boon as tho necessary materials can bo obtained, the Company having agiccdtoopon tho tralllc and havo care run ning within kiqutkkn months from dato of conuctß un. Tho Directors havo scoured tho Berviocs of a gentleman of largo oxporionoa in tho practical working of tramways in the British Islands, and can confidently recommend tho enterprise to their follow colonists, in tho full conviction that it will prove a good investmont. Applicatiom haro boon received for 65,000 Bharos, leaving CO.OOO still to bo taken up. Plans of tlio sovorai ostates may bo scon, and all other information regarding articles ox asso ciation, etc., may bo obtained on application to ho secretary, rft tho company's ollloe, Short land-struct, Auckland. Applications for shares, accompanied by a deposit of two shillings and sixpence nor sharo, will be received by tho membors of tlio Auck land Urokors' Association, or by tbo secretary, up to tho 21st cay of August 1882, and shares will bo allotted according to priority of applica tion. Sewing Machines. QINGBR'S JEWING TVTACHINES. inger'e Miohlnoa ' SJ»K er, B Machlnos Bniw.a Haotilnea S ngor» Maohinoa Sngors Machinoa Singer r Mnohlnos Slnsrcs^ Deolalvo Machines Sin gar's Doolslvo Maohines Sngere Decisive Maohlneg Slngeie Doclslvo Maohineß B ngorje Dooislvo Maohines SJngort Deolslvo Machlnos SingorV Maohines Slngflrt AND M«ohines Singer^ Maohinoa blni!or» Overwhelming Machines Sin gar's Overwhelming Machines Blngers Overwhelming Machines «nKer« Overwhelming Maohlneß Slngore Overwholmtng Machines falDgort Overwhelming Maohlnos Singer- Ororwhelmlng Maohines Sinner * Maohines Sinner r __ Maohlnes Singer;-: Maohines Singer t V)«tory for tho Singer Maohines fangorp Viotory for tho Singer Mnohinos Slngor f Viotory for the Sinner Maohlnoo rtlngor r, viotory for the Singer Maohinoa Singers Viotory for tho Slngor Maohines Singer p Viotory for tho Hlnger Machines Singer t Victory for tho Singer Machines Singer f Machines J-lng«rr __ Machines Singer t Machlnea BinKert Two Hold Modala Maohines Singer t xwo Gold Medala Msohlneß Slbbot,. Two Row Medala Machines Singer r Two q o \& Medals Maohlnos Singer t two Gold Mortals Maohinoa Singor > Two Gold Medals Machines Sinner b Two q o h Medals Maohinos Singers Machines SlngerV «*, Mnohloea Sln«er\ Machines Slnger'i; Beating all Competitors Maohines SlngerV Beating all Oompotltors Maohinoa 31nger|^ Beating all Competitors Maohlnes StDßerii Beating all Oompotltors Maohines singer r Seating all Competitors Maohines Sinner's Beating all Competitors Maohines HingerV Boating ell Competitors Maobinea SingorV Maohinoa Singer". _« Maohines BlngeiV Machines Singer r Simplest and Best Machines SlDget« simplest and Beak Maohines SlngerV simplest and Boßt Machines blnger H Simplest and Beßt Machines Mn«oT <• simplost and Best Maohines Singer * Simplest and Best Maohines Singer b Simplest and Beßt Maohines Singern Maohines Singer h _ * Maobinea singers Maohines 3inner b xhe Singor la Unequalled Machines 31ngerB rhe Singer Is Unequalled Maohines SiDgern rhe Singer isUnoqualled Maohinoß Singer •• The Singer is Unequalled Maohines linger » The Singor ia Unequalled Machines Slnger|« The Singor Is Unoqualled Maohlnea finger i- Tho Singer is Unequalled Machines Singer's Maohinoa aiugerv __ ( Machines Pirjger'i Machines SlngerV Has the Largest Sale Maohines SingerV Has tbe Largeot Halo Machines Slngot'. Has tho Largest Sale Maohiues Singer !• Has the Largest Sale Machines SlngerV u aa the Lamest Sale Machines Singer c Haß the Largest Sale Machines Singer i. Has the Largest Sale Muohlnes Singer's Machines Slngor'p —. Maohines Singer a Machlaos Stager b is the Cheapest Maohlnea Singer b Is the Cheapest Machines Singer'b is the Choapost Machines Singer c la the Cheapest Machines blnKorn Is the Cheapest Machines Slnger'c Is the Cheapest Machines Singer's is the Cheapest Maohines Singer b . Machines Singer's — Machines Singer's Maohlnea Singer's Halt-o-crown per Week Maohinea Singer's Half-a grown per Week Maohines Slnger'e Half-a-arpwn per Week Maohines Slngei-'x Half-a-prdwn per Week Machines SingorV Half-a-orown per Week Maohines Singer1!- Balf-a-orowa per Week Machlnoa SlngerV Ualf-acrownper Week Maohtnes Singer's Maohines Singer't- -™ Maohines SlngerV; ' Maohines Sioger'e BrUNOH Machines Singer1! . Machines Slnger'p 281, Queen-street Machines Slnger'e 281, Qneen-street Machines Slngei-'f S(!l, Uueen-street Machines Slnger't 261, Queen-street Maohines SiDger'e 261, Queen-street Muohlnes SingerV 281, Qaeon-streei Machines SlneeiV 261, Qaeen-Btreet Maohines SlngerV • Machines SlngerV Auckland Maohlnee eingerV Auckland Machinon SingerV Auckland Machines SingerV Aupklcnd Maohines SingorV Auckland Machines Singer's. Auokland Machines Slnger'p Auckland Machines SingerV • JJ aoH neß Singer's ' Machines Sincer',. . Machines FinierV - \.. Maohtoeu Sireer'p Machines elngerV Machlneß SINGEKS SEWING MACHINES. mO THB BESIDSNTS OP PONSONBY i AND NBiaHBOURHOOD. W. COCHRAB, JUNIOE, FAMILY BOTOHER. PONSONBY BOADt oorner of Ponipalller-Bt., invltea inspection of his Oholoe Firßt-olsß3 Meat. Families waited npon for orders. fit trial respeotfttUy solicited.



TENDEBS- ; !jCTOTICE TO STEVEDORES. Toadors will bo recolvod at our Office, whsre speclflcatlon may bo seon.np to 9 a.m. on TUES DAY Next, for Ulaoharglnptand Ko-etowlng the Cargo of the barque A. V. atallkneoht. Tho lowest or any tendor not necessarily aoooptod. HKNDER3ON & MACFARLANI?. m O BUILDERS, Tnnders will be reoelved np to noon on MON DAY. AURUBt 8, for tho Erection of a Twelve • roomed Residence and Outbuildings at Papn toitoi. Plana may be Beon at our offices, T. W. IIiCKSON & CO., 1139 O.N.L.A. Kooms. I" UNA TIC ASYLUM. Tenders will be rooolvert by ruo up to the Ist of auguU prox., for the Supply of Boddlnpr and Clotbins; to tho Auckland Lunatlo Aeylumfor the remainder of tho financial year, ending Slat March. 1833. Liatß of Articles Noefled, Forms, Conditions of Contract, &0., can bo obtained on application at tho Ai-yinm. Samplos to be furnlehed. The lowest or any tender not necessarily ac cepted, ALTCX. YOUNG, M.U.. Medical Superintendent. rs^ENDEES tor Supply of Boots, &c, £ to the Auokland Lunatio Asylum, tor the remalcdor of the financial year, ending 31at Maroh, 1883, will bo rocoivod by me up to thu Ist AuKuet prox, LletH o( Articles Requlrod. Forma, Conditions of Contract. &c, can bo obtained on applica tion at;tho AFylum. Samples must bo farnlshod. Tho lowe3t or any tondor not nooessarlly ac oepted. ALKX. YOUNG, M.D.j Medical Superintendent. 4 Auckland, 12th July. 1882. Dividends. TfiHE UNION STEAM SAW MOULD .B. ING, SASH, & DOOK COMPANY (LIMITED). An lutorim Dividend of Ton Shillings per Share for tho half-year ending 80th Juno last has bo'in doolarod, and is payable at tho iteglß terod Office of tho Company. Meohanlcs* «ay, Auckland, on and from Ist day of August proximo. DAVID MURDOCH. Seoretary. mHE UNION STEAM SAW, MOULD JL ING, aa.SH, AND DOOR COMPANY (Limited). ■ For the convonlonco of Shareholders Divi dends will bo paid at tho Company's Town Oflloa. Custom-housestroot, on THURSDAY and FItIUAY, 3rd and 4th August, between tbo hours of 1 and 3 p.m. DAVID MURDOCH. Seoretary. Licensing Notices. T ICENSING NOTICE. Notice Is her.by alvou that the Quarterly Meetings of the undermentioned Licensing Committoea will to hold at tha hour of noon, on tho dates, and at tho places set forth herenndor, opposite tho names of each respectively :— Soptembor, 1882, Wade—Friday, Ist. Court-house, Wade, Takn.pnna—Saturday, 2od, Dlstriot Board Office, Dovouport. Arch Hill—Monday, 4th, Rosldenoo Of Mr John Jones, Groat North Road. Mount Hoekitl-Tuosday. sth, Public Hall, Avor dnlo (late Wbau), Waikomitl—Wodnoßday,Bth, Public Sohool, Waikomiti. Waitakorol — Thursday, 7th. Storo of Mr Archibald Hepburn, Walparelra. Mount Wellington — Friday, Bth, Public Sohool, Panmure. Mount X don-Saturday, 9th, Publlo Sohool, Mount Eden. THOMAS SEAMAN, Clerk of Licensing committees, July 28,1332. Drapery and Olothingr. / * AND \ / DEFERRED! \\ I p AYMKNT|I |\ SYSTEM. /I TAILORS, DRAPERS, AND OUTFITTERS. HOBSON.STRESX (Newly opuoslto WelllnKton-BttooWi Have a Wisll - Ausobted STOCK nf Ihß BEST CLASS GOODS. AH Tweeds thoroughly shnmk before being Bttifio up, and fit anil workmanship RUturantesd. Tha Deferred Payment System hat been found to bo a Rroat boon, by enabling thoaa with limited incomot- ts procure necessarios Id the easiest ponsiblo ;ray. INSPK'OTION INVSTKU \njr siiliskijkv bouse, A, LOVETT, Begs to Intimate to his Customers and the Publlo generally, that his WINTER STOCK OF NKW FASHIONABLE & OHEAP DKAFKItY & MILLINERY IB Now to Hand, Drees Goods In all the Leading Fashionable Shades and Textures. Calicoes from 3d, Flan nels from Bid. per yard, Sheoting from lOd. A Large Stock of Xweada in all Qualities. Blankets from 6s fid a pair. Kxlra Value in Corsets, from 2s Bd. A Leading Novelty is the " Flexible Hip " Corset, very com fortable and durable, Ts Sd. Now Styles In Ladles' Jackets and Ulsters, inoludlng the Dolman Ulster. Ladler and Children's Underclothing and Baby Linen, In Great Variety. A Choice Htook of Ladles' and Children's Hats and Bonnets, trimmed and untrimmed: Flowers, Feathers, etc A Good Black French Merino, at 2s 6d yard; Blaok Cashmere from Is. Country Orders receive apodal attention. One Shilling in the £ Disooont on all Cash - Purchases of 20s and upwards, AT O V E T T) . JLJ Dbapkb; Wellesley-strsat Public Notices. PIANOFORTES & HARMONIUMS, ON THB DHFKRKBD SYSIEM OF PAMKNT, may be had ot MR WEBB, LYCEUM HALL, HOBSON- Btkeet (removed from Welleßley-streot), Without any addition to the price. Now and Second-hand Pianos of all klnds,!from H guineas upwards. A Fine-toned American Organ; aIBO a flPoworful Aloxaudro Harmonium (second hand), at a Low Price for Cash. (Lyceum Hall, Hobsonetreet. S T. M__ v N G O. KOTJOK OF KEMOYAL. CHAS. CANNING, In oonveylaft to his numerous cuatomora anfl friends his sincere thanks for the generous support accorded him during the past twenty aeven years, would respectfully intimate to them that he has OPENED those NEW PREMISES Next door to Messrs. Glanville and Kllyett, Qrooers, and Immediately opposite to Union Bank of Australia, where all orders will be attended to during the Erection or ins New Pbbepsbs. 0.0. would also beg to Inform thoao gentle men who have bo long and bo liberally {latronised the Cnfo, that that branch ot tho business wlil still ba carried on at the roar of tho old building—entrance by St. Mnngo Lane, Shortianfl-Btreut. HARGAN & CO. S DUNEDIN PKISS« ALK3, STOUT, COBDI.VL3, AND AUSTRALIAN WINES, BOTTLKD Aliß—lßt and 2nd prise Melbourne Kxhibitlon. DUNEDIN SroUT— Classed with Guinness'fl. PERFffOT LOVK— A now and esqalelte Cor dial. UNION RITTKRS-New, and In high favour In the South, See Samples and Price List. OOWPEK FUHEHOP &CO., SOLE AGENTS, 8, QUBKN-STREET, i



FOB SAIB- Tp O X S A L B New and Well-finished HOUSE, 0 roomi nicely fitted up, register grates, oven, &0., &o, oituato Prospeot atrcot, noar Ponsonby Hal Prloe, £320. D. F. EVAN& ai Batata Agent. BjiuK SALE, at Mount Eden, a four fi- roomed Verandah Cottage, fitted wii] every convenience, tank, register grate), La mtngton range, &o.—For particulars apply ti ft', Jonkln, Mount Wdon, near Toll gate. RjiOß SALE, Two Large Allotments S.. Valley Koad, 103 x 198 each, splondic position, oheap.—H, Partington. jmult IMWBDIATK SALE (Pokenc f Township), Four Allotment?, Nos. 22, 23 53, and 51 frontago to tho Bonth Road, noa: Uallway Station, Price, £30.— H. Paitlngton Stlohbnry'a Buildings. . rli SALE — COKNKD BfcEb1.- About 12 tons Kirist-olasa Corned Beef guaranteed sound, will ba cold oheap; also Preserved Moats. Pdce Hat on application easy torma to largo buyers; orderß by Tele pbone. Telegraph, or Letter will be supplied a once, being anxious to keep the money In thi looal market it Is our intention to give buyen tho bast poatlb'o terms. We havo adviceei about our first Bhipment of Meats to London It was opened and teeted by the Sydney agent Ho reports It in iirat-olaas condition, G. HULMS, Manager, Auckland Meat Preserving Co. mo BaKEKS.—For Sale, Baker's Cait fi. In good order.—For address, apply Stai Oifloe. TOOK SALE, a New 7-roomcd bouse A/ well bnllt and flnlabort, wash-honee am outhouses, J-acro of Kround, well situated In i healthy locality.—For further particulars applj to Davies and Baknr, Nationallnanrance Build tego. 83. Queen-street, Auckland. f^ULD WATCH AND' GUARD.-A V3T very fine 18-carat Hall-marked Kngligl Lavor Watob, witb fine Gold Gnarrt and Seal to be sold at a sacrlnoo (new) —Call betweon; and S o'olook, at Mrs Howord's, Chapol-atioet next dcor to Mr Byrno'g »rocary). gfOK SALB, the yacht YYinona, li 9 tons, a fist and excellent sea boat, it first-rate oondition and well found ; haa over 11 tons pig iron ballast: prico £230. — Applj Kdward Sweeney, Conquest Place, Parncll. FOX SALE, Cheap, and terras easy, 8£ acros Good Land, with deep wnter fron taK6 to tho Whan Mver, and a very short ale tanoo from Railway Station,—Apply to Johr Soppot, House ana Land Agent, No, 8, Quean Btreet. gjiOK SALE (Cheap), First-class Uphols- B? terer and Furnishing Business, Uppoi Bymonds-atreet. with lease of shop and good will ; stock at valuation.—Apply to Davles and Baker. XpOK SALK.—A BARGAIN, 875 Aorea Excellent Land, comprising an al luvial valley—tho Blopes on either Bide mostly covered with pohntnkawa, pnrlri, and otnei valuable timber. A Bush Public House and Store on the property Is at present let, but Im mediate possession can ou obtiinod if required. This is an exoellent opportunity (or anyone wishing to combine farming with a lucrative timber and gum bnaincßa, Fall particulars on application to MKTOALFK & HILL, 29, N.Z. Inanranoe Buildings. FIOR SALE (really cheap), at Fon- Bonby, Three good Six and Seven roomed Houses, with l&rgo gardens; and one Four roomed Cottage. Alto, Two Six-roomed Cot tages In Nolson-Btroot, Auckland. Apply to John Soppet, Home and Land Agent, No. 8, Qneen-Btreet. |J'<UU SALK, reauy cneap, a Uompact 21 Farm of 160 asres; about £0 acres in grnsa, part under orop, part good bush and fern; a Blx-roomod House, Stable, Cow-shed, &c; 2J miles from railway station and only 12 miles from town by good road. FOR BALK, a nice little Dairy Farm of 72 acres, all fenced and divided Into paddocks, with good House, Stable, Sheds, and every con venience, and deep-water frontage, 10 miles from town. Apply to Johtt Soppet, House, Land, and General Commission Agent No. 8, Qneen-Btreet (upstairs 1(1 O R S A L 15. A BARGAIN. FIFTY (SO) AOiIKB 07 SUPERIOR LEVEL LAND, In tho Fabibh or Ts Papa, taubanqa, Fronts Main Ko&d to Ohlnemutn, and extend to Kopnrerorua lUvor. COWPER, FUHRHOP & CO., 8. Qt/REN-STREET. K(\ TONB GALVANIZED OOBRUSA ou TBD IRON IQQ TONS KKNOING WIRB OKA BARBKLB KNIGHT & EVAN'S £Ov QKMENT, W. S. LAURIE, 10, Wyndham-strkkt, rg-iO FARMERS AHD , OTHERS. The undersigned have on Hand a Splended Sample of TARTARIAN SffiKD OATS.also 6,000 saoks Prlma FEED OATS, at lowest current rates. X, MXTCHBLSON & COa Wo. 19, Qneen-fltreet wharf. U££l)l SEED! SKKDI FOR BALK, the following New Seeds, ex Roman Empire :— Bed Clover White Clover Cowgras* Alsyko Knpo Lnoorne Turnip ■ Mangel Unseed Hemp Canary &0.,&0< The above will be disposed of at Lowest Current Prices. POTTER AND CO., Dnrham-street, |(» O X SAL E, • At Lowest Market Rates : ■ Rosin, Pitch, and Tar Kerosene, Palnt,and Olive Olla Champion's, Scott's, and Storor's Gonulne White Lead, in wood Huntz Metal and Nails Large Stock of Canvas, various brands Wire Rope, from 1J lnoh to j Inch Bolt Rope, Hemp, and Manilla Rope, nil sizes Patent Windlass (wood), Frills, and Falls Anchors, from 18 owt to 10 lbs . Chains, from i lnoh to i lnoh. Colza and Fish Oil. D, H MoKENZIE, JTORT-STRKKT. March 18.1882. FOX SALE AX FREEMAN'S BAY MILLS, LAID SOPPETT S. GKNUINK BONEDUBT, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, Ax Lowest Mabkbx Raxes, BONES BOUGHT in ant QUANTITY, At the MiLii! OATS AND MAIZE CRUSHED, D, H, MoKKNZIB, ForHrtreet, April 26th. ■'' pO A 111 UOALI GOAL WFAU WhZu~~ COMPANIES, WHANGAREX, OFFICE! WO, B,:gIiOWER QUBEN.STREET, AGSNT. O. I. C. t n PER CKNT REDUCTION ON ALL i it OABH SALKS Off China, Glass, earthenware, AT Edward .Lewis's, 9, oustomhousfc-strkkt, auckland, Stoeekekpebs, the Trade, and Genbeal Public, Visit this Stobf, and S TOUR MONET, EDWARD LBJWia is Agent for WALKER'S WHISKY, GRIFFIN' 3 ALBS, BABB'3 ALES, GUINNKS3'3 STOUT, at 9, customhouse-stre^a; east, Auckland. - j; UST .ARRIVED, EX LAIRA, SPECIAL SHIPMENT OF GRIFFIN'S SPARKLING ALES. TJDWAB O. Jj B,f IS



keoivrea. YOUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION. .', Corner ot WEHRSLEy AND AIBEBT-BTBEHTSi ANNUAL . ■ Coursb or Lectures, iss2 3 >■ ——~ 0 Aug. 11—Lecture 1 "Wnßllsh Unlvorslty Life Thirty Yoars Aro " Bishop Cowle, • An«. 25—Entertainment, Musical and Literary, Sept, J—Leotaro: " Ten Days In Palestine"-- Key. A. Held. > Sept 29—Entertainment, Musical and Literary, J Oot. 20—(To bo announced)... .Mr T. Spurgoou, To Commence at 7.30. '_ Seats reserved tor Tlckotholders till 7.29. .Tickets for tho Course (to admit bearer and , lady) 6a ; Slnglo TicketH for Courso, Ss 01 • Single Ticltot3, is, to be obtained from the 1 Booksellors, Members of Coaimitteo, and at the ) Rooms: 3 . THOMAS BUDDLS!, s Hon. Beo. Sportine i ULuSE 25T11 OCTOBER, H.OOO MEMBKUS AT TKN (10s) SHILLING 9, } . 146 PRIZKS. r Melbourne Cup. 128 Horses. Cash Awards, First .. _ £1500 3 prizes of £100- £300 • Heoond .. .. GSO sprizjaoC 60— 300 „ Third „ .. 300 lOprizesof 30- 800 1 125 others divide lkO 60 prizes of 15- 750 , 60 prizes of 8— 400 i • 83550 lOiiurlzescf 0- 600 t KOprizoaof fi— 500 i £3150 ' 115 PRIZ23. } Each Tlckot has 8 Chances, thorn belnß 8 Drawingd. A pernon taking Two Tickets has 16 Chancea and the odds-l in 15. By Letter j only with two stamps oncloied; Registebed Letters and Coih Not Accepted: ChCQiios (with Is oxchanKO added). P.O. Orders, and . Bank Notes Accepted. Tickets will not be sent till after presentation of any Cheque forwarded. "ADA MANrUA," Care of Mr Abraham, Box 351, P. 0., Dunedln. ' N.Bi—The only Coneultationint in tho Colonies [ that gives the Public the opportunity of Noml natlng their own Committee. Hdn3aT,iouaj. •RINGING CLASS, PBOKHsaon Cailiiau begs to intimate that 16 will open another of his popular Singing < Classes on TUESDAY, August 1, In tho 1 Chrlßtlanb' Meeting-honse, Coou-street. at 7.30 ) ic. Names received on tho opsnlng nlcht, or by Prof. Callllau, or by Mr G. K. Bojlo. Terms: —Ladies, Es; Gents. 10s Bd cer qnarter (In ad vanos). Thn fact that this will be the Ninth Quarter the Slementury Class has reached will be sufficient to demonstrate Prof. Callllau'B success as a Teacher of Singing, The Kirst ' Lesson will be given Free. ■ LESSONS IN DRAWING. SKETCHING FROM NATUBB, LANDSCAPE PAINTING, In Oil or Water Colour, are given by Mr BALL, Mount Koskiii Road. For terms apply 13 Mr Leech, Shortland-street. X POOL E~Y, MEiTSBtSSOBK VIIXA, KARANGAHAPK ROAD, okßanißt o» Sr. Matthew's Chdboh. Reoeivea Pupils for the ORGAN, PIANO FORTK, AND SINGING, at hlfl addresf, U above, or at residence ot Pupils. A Quarter diay be commenced from datelo First Lesson. WANTED- A N T E D KNOWN. Can bo feen at STEPHRNSON'S-Newton House, Newton:—7s Laoieß' Felt Hats, 2/8 each, worth 5/6: Long Lace Curtains, 1/, 1/3, 1/6, 1/9 per yard ; Doable-width Cashmeres in Newest Jhades, 1/ per yard; Good Value in Nowost stuffa, /li upwards; very Cheap Lino ot Dress Sorgoa. /ll} per yard ; Corsets in Newest Makus, 2/6 per pair upwards; Women's Grey Ribbed Merino nose, /ilj; Women's Striped in Cotton ' and Wool, /6 to 3/6; 4-Button Black Kid Gloves, 3/6 per pair; Colonial Flannelß from 1/3 per yd: ifngUth Flannels,/9J upwards; Coloured fatiis in Newoat Shades, z/6 per yard; Plain Colours and Brooided Velveteens, U/6 per yard ; LBdles' Cashmere Jercers, 5/(3 eaoh; Ladies' Ulsters !rom 7/6; Children's from 3/11; Good Value in Blankets, 7/6 to 35/ per pair; Unequallei Value n Horrooks's Calico, 1/6 per doz. Millinery and Drsssmaklng by experiunoed hands. Fit, style, and workmanship guarauteed, A. O. STEPHENSON, NAGAHAPE KOAD, NttWTON. A NTED KNOWN— J. O. BROWN, DRAPER, PARNELL, Is Clearing Ont a Lot of Corsets, at 3/; Towels, at /H ; Fanoy itibbons, at /3; Woiked Elipners, at 2/6; Albums, from 1/6. BROWK'S Chitap DRAPanY KBtabu3bmb;kt. Parnbm, WANTED KKOWJN-American Fer rotype Gems, American Postage Stamp Portraits 'latest novelty), three dozen lor 6s.— London Photographic Company. »IJ"ANTED KNOWN—That Sharland's v V Tonic Balsam and Lifer Regulator la used with murvellous suooeßS for Indlsrestion- Prica 3s a bottle*—Address i Opposite Post. office. ANTED KNUWN-The only Per foot Cure for Toothache and Neuralgia, and no onre no pay, la by applying to Professor Jnssoott, the only Praotlcal Herbalist In the Colony.—ahortlaid-ntreot, WANTKD KNOWJN. - Thai; Shar. land's Family Pills are Invalnable for Constipation, Headache, and Indigestion.— Price Is Box. Address-Opposite Poßt Office. WAJNTKD JlJNUWN—Working Men oaa Save their Money by calling at the Govornor Gordon Dining Rooms. All Mealß 6(1; Board and Lodging 15s per week.—Note the address: Kearly opposite the Waiiemata . and close to the JJook, Lower Albert-street, WANTED KNOWN-Money to Lend on Personal Security. Persons Borrow ng £5, reoeive & 10s; £10, £9; £20, £18; £50, £15; repayable in Weekly or Monthly Instal ments, Strictest Bocreoy. J Bills discounted doily.—London Loan and Discount Company High-street (between Shortland-street and Vul can Lane), • '\\r ANTED KixOWN, that E, Mltchel •T V son & Co.. No. 19. Queen-street Wharf, are selling Maize, Oats, Bran, Sharps, iflour, Oatmeal, &0,, &c, at lowest market rates. WAS TW KNOWN.-The Auckland . , ~ ~ Timber Company, Limited (late G. Holdship Ss Co.), are Belling every description of Timber; also, Sashes, 'Doors, Mouldings, Turnery, Fretwork, &0., at Speoially Low Prices.—Cnstomhonse-atreet West. "AA'TfcD KNOWJV—CHEAP TlM bbh I Chbap Timbbb 1 And all other klndß of Building Materials, can be nmahased' cheaper and bower than anywheso else at the Yards of D. Goldik, Albert-qtraot There being no inanufaotory for Jolvatat Timber on the pre mlses, tho ottstomer has an additional oppor tnnity cf gattlag superior timbar, Wheel rights' Alatetlalo always In stock. ANTED KJS OWN-That th© London Photographio Company has re-opened n Upper Queen-street, to take Carte de Vlsite Portraits trom 6s p,er do^, V^" ANTED— Tailors to bear tn mind JX, <'hat J nave •" stock a largo assortment Of Blaok and Blue Superflnes and Doeskinß, Tweeds, Coatings, Bedford Cords, and Trim mlDga of ell deßcrlptlons, short lengths ot whloh I out at wholesale prios, A. LOVKTT, WeUesley-fltreet. : A N TE D KNOWN— BLOMFIELD'S WORM POWHBRS a»a the Finest Remedy for Worms. In paokots, :5 r Poßs ls M.-WEBIC EM) PHARMACY, Ponsonby. , \STANTED,-Ths'Psblic to know that J.».. Mnnro & Milligan. Hobson-Btreet, have added to their Tailoring Deuartment abranoh for the manufacture of Boys' and YouthB1 Clothing, made to ordor, from their largo stoot of gn&'anteed shrunk tweeds. WA NTED KN O WN— ,__ BLOMFIELD'S SOOTHING POW JERS, a cooling aperient tor Children cutting eeth. troubled with eruptions of Bkto. Paoketo y. Post, Ifi ZcU^WttSi' END PHARMAOX; Tnted known- ' 'tar- FOR CASH ONLY- Good Value in Blankoto, from 9/11 to 15/ pair Uood Value In Qnllta, from 4/6 to 12/4; size. 10-9 3tood Value in Shewing, trom /8|; 72 inch, 1/ ~ Good Vnine in Calicos, from ; white./3 Good Valua in IJroes Materialß, from /ii Good Value in Winceys, from /31 to 1/3 Good Value in Lace Cnrtsiinß, trom 3/11 to SO 1 Good Value in Ladies' Ulttera, /rom 8/9 np Good Value in Hooiery, all sizes and makes Good Value in tfttdnn and Velveteens, from 2/8 i Good Value in Handkerchiefs, from /1J each Good Value in. Table Napklr.a, /7i; Clothe, 2/ Good "Value in Felt Carpets, 1/4; Tapestry, 2/8 Good Value In Millinery and UnderolothlsjS Good Value in Haberdashery Boot Value In 2-button BlacS Kid Gloves, I/a Good Value In Ladies'CorseM, 2/3 to 10/a At WM. n. SMITH'S Cheap Drapes* Warehouse; Corner 0% Upper Queen aad Alexonflra-atreets, Oppotlto Army and Navy Hotoli N.B.—Our Woll-aßsorted Stock of GENERAL DRAPERY iS DODGHT CHEAP TOS OABlTand I markea In plain figures at 10 ncr cent, less than usual Queen-Btreetprloea,iiWeiavlte compart -9»5



Amnsameutßi I Or ABBOTT'S— Qpeka ]Jo n sb, Lsseon_..__Mr. W. Hi Thompson, FIFTH AND LAST WEKK FIFTH AND LAST WKEK FIFTH AND LAST WEEK THOMPSON'S COLOSSAL MIRROR OF THE ZULU WAR! Notwithstanding that since the opening night (four weeks since) hundreds have Doom turned away, owing to the crowded state Of the Theatre, the season must positively close on SATURDAY, AUGUST 5, In ordor to beep other ongagomonts. liist Week oC the Battle of Isandula. Last Wook of tlio Gallant Dofonce Of Rorko'a' Drift. Last Woek o£ the Vr'ondorful Torpedo ExpUh slon. Last Week of tho Marvellous Moohanloal ICfloOtß. Last Week of the Most Successful Entertain ment thut has over appeared In Auckland. Lost Week ot tho Magnificent Distribution of Pioeente. to-night! "to-night t A SPLttNOIH SUITE OF FURNITURE will form tho heading Present. ONK HUNDRED PRESENTS TO-NIGHT. WEDNKSDAY-Seaond Grand Piano Pre« Bontatlon Night. FRlDAY—Farewell Boneflt to Llont. Herman! SATUKDAY-Farewoll Matinee, and Post. tlvo.iy the Laat Night. PATRONS are requested to PURCHASE TICK KT3 for all parts o£ t,ho taouee at Wayto'a DUKING THE DAY, ana avoid tho crush at night. The Furniture Is now on view in the New Shan uoxt to Phillips, Tailor, Quoen-strect. Doors open at 7.30; overture at 8 o'clock. Prlcea ot Admission—Dress Cirolo and Or> oho.-itral Stalls, 3s; Stalls, 2-t 6d; Pit, Ib. Chil dren half-price to Dresa Circle and Stalls only. ; Box Office at Wayto's, Bookseller, Qaeon St. DescriDtlve Lecturer, Mr. W, H. Thomiison, The recipient of the' Sulto of Furniture on Saturday night vrna Mr Jennings, WakoflolcU street. Kohler's Wax Works PROMENADE COKCERT NOW OPRN. NO. 174, CENTRAL QUEEN-STREET,' Open Daily* from 10 am. to 10 p.m. THE KBLLY GANG TE WHITI, GLADSTONE PARNELT* BRADLAUGH DAVITT GOULD LSFROY GUITEAU GABFIELD And the Sailor Princes, ALBERT AND GEORGE. Speolal MATINKK ovary SATURDAY at ap.m; for Ladles and ChlldreD, when every Child will receive a nick-prkbknt, ADMISSION, Is; CHILDREN (under X 0). 6D4 Two Oosrlnas will be given away oaoh even ing during tho week. The recipients will mlßa receive a lesson from Mr Kohler, J-f - QTAHUHU PUB LIU BALL^ LOYAL FRANKMN LODGE, ODD- ' FELLOWS. A BALL mill be held in tho above Hall on ■. WEDNESDAY BVKNING XEXTi AUGUST 2ND. , , TICKETS I FIVE SHILLINGS. . m iiaeaicai. A CUED. "" " MB. F. LASTJ • SURGEON DKNTIBT, f Wbllbsiexj btkbet West, ARTIFICIAL TKKTH from fis. EACH. WJiAKF Jf.H A n MAU V* OXLBY'B BUILDINGS, QOKBN-STBEKT WHAHP, AUOKLAOT), I'BESCKirTION3 GAUWULLY DISPENSED,'" TITHB DEUQS AMD CHEMICALS, Teeth Extracted. Medicine for Shipping Supplied . T. HOOTON. Manager. DR. WALKEK, Surgeon, wishes to notify to his patients and the pnblla generally, that he has removed to Ilkley House, at the top pt Grey-stroet, lately in the ocoupv tion 0/ Mr Robert Home. »R. WALKER mS£ bl. coS ß? t? % 4 BS ÜBnal WMr Garduer'S "The English Pharmacy." 181. Qneen-sxreot, dully from 10 to 11 a.m.: ana owing to his pra£ tioe increasing and extending, the hours of consultation at Mr Morgan's "Tho Golden Moitar," wUI in future be from 9 to 10 a.m., and 7 to tip mi Tl "& TTi HE HjNGLISH JrHARMACX J 181, QUKffiN-STRBBT, '; (I'EUCPnONB NO. 10) AHD . ' JNoRTH OHORB PhaRMAGJC (a •Branch or the above). Gardner; m.p~sV~eng., chemist —-:o.'—— • All Prescriptions sent out from those Establish ments may be relied upon as being prepared With tho scrupulous nicety whfoh oharaoterlßes Modern First-olasß Dispensing. Formnles prepared according to the different London Hospitals; Brlttfb, German, and the United States Pharmnooprelas, and tho Frenoh Codex, : 81. QUEEN-STREET, fc NORTH SHORE J" * A M JtJ a «j A X B' jt"" OHifilMflT AND UItUaGHST. ' HOBSOH"BIEMHr, Qto«B «o Wki&ihbtok.bbmm _ _ ESTABLISHED ISM, ■■ J^B T. TBAyi.OBD; =..__ SORGKON DKNTIOT Palnisaj BztnoUou of Teeth by Uis OtiOa Professional Honnt-8 a.m. till a p.m. 11 CjHOULD BJS IN EVERY HOUSK." CRAWFORD'S SARSAP A R I & £, £ TONIC Is an lnvalnablelremeay lor Nervoasnßas, GlOdl ness. Low Spirits, Indigestion, Hoadaoho, Ohronlo Diarrhoea, Impoverished ' ttlood, Genoral DeblUty, Neui-algla. Plmplea ana Blotches on the face, Eruptive diseases ot the Skin, &c.; and as an APPETIZER, it atandl nnrivalled. It never distorbß the most delicate Btomach, bat In most oases greatly arointa DIGESTION and ASSIMILATION of a : NUIRIMENT, BUSINBBS MBN, GOOD TBMPLARB, anS thers wiU find In It a long-telt want, aa A RBSTORATIVB and STIMULANT of Brest ower, without having resortto XOXHO.ATDNG LIQUORB, TO PtTBIFY THE BLOOD, CRAWFORD'S SAESAPAEILLA TONIO Is certainly onperidr to most of the medlda Bold for this purpose, ana by its Jndioiona v*« many a serious Ulnesa might be averted, a&4 hundreds save themcolvea a lot of an/raring and expense they aow liiotu; through neglecting to take notloe of many Uttlo disorders that a few doeoa of this TONIO wonld speedily remorfl j 19 la VERY PLBABANT TO TAKK, and being compounded of only Harmleaa Drags, may bm taken by anyone, however DBLICATB, hl«i SAFKTY and BtfNKFIT. Prepared only by O R A "... W F OB hi Phasmackuticaii Chemist '•';■- ;' -'af c w x' 0 n '"'" ""■■ Bold lit "Vv'lei at 6s, EaaQ 'WTOTIOIs 'TO THIS PUJKLIOyf Mas TWiDLE b?K» to thank horonstomeM and tr ioniis for the JiboMl eupport hitherto ac« corded, and is now prepared to execute all orders at a short notice aud on the most reaattri» able terms. Ladies' imCL Children Bjßprine Coal tumes neatly exooutad. ■ Underclothing and Baby Linen ot every description. Note tha addresa-Vlotorla^treet (oppoelte the Kmplnr HOtOll. jt,..'.- ,^.,.-Sr.-c-"~;r.