The Auckland Evening Star.

Vol. XIIL-No. 3,684;

AUCKLAND, NZ., TfitJßSoAy, JUNE 1. 188SJ.

(Published Daily) up , ■£.

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. ...^ V, < Shipping. I I-«SUrr\Viifei ITWION STEAMSHIP, l Vi '€ \J COMPANY OF NEW '; i.i e"ji&H\ A, ZKALAND (LIMMHD), i |J| —^_4 Time T ablb— ,|j ".. .;. '. May, 1882, ,; ,:[ | FOR GISBORNB, NAPIBR, WELLINGTON. LYTTIELTOH,' PORT Ot!ALMKR3. AI»D u dißsmer, Date of Sidling, Latest ■. - . Train, i 'Ta'A'ixv Friday. 2. noon • »ii.i .KtxctAiiOSMA X'nuraday, 8,10 a.m. . — , ffOfi S'AKANAKI, NitJußOfi, PJQTOH. WBL^ ISNP-TON. LYTTKLTON, and WEST I '! ' f.feAqTyoHTF WaoM MAWUgAU). ' j PiwotJiw ' • Tneaday. 6,10 a.m. 19.10 am.' Uawki ' luoßrtny, Kl, Scan, 7.15a.m. y'JU MKLBOtI ttNM. Via SOUTH. TkAnau Friday, 2. noon — Rincukooma* Thursday, 8,10 a.m. . — i 'Calling at Hobart, : FOR BYDNKY. , A kawyj'A Wednea,, U, i p.m. — "yQR WVUKa AND BUVA. i'jiiAKo'.k I lMdar.Ju. 2. 6 p.m. | — i ; (Cargo till 1 p.m.) ' KOrt H'U^^fcL'lj ,AfHO Jf djfty^g^jff^ Tailhoa | Friday. 2,5 p.m. | — far Cargo must ba booked and alongside ono hour before advortised time of departure. DuHnu May Hpeclal tlckots will belssnedto Lv Mi!ton, available for return until Juno 30, . i'U'.t'H^H tickets must be taken at the Com pany's (>/Hco. Auckland Branch, :- lCia, Qdean utreet. QTEAM TO LONDON. «^p^^ ORIENT LINE dntt*M3&sm Tha followlD g atoamships be lonßln-? to the Orlont Steam Navigation Com pany (Limited) and the Paolfto Stosin Navl«a tlqa. Comoany, will leave BYUNKY at the nndwmantioned dates for MKLBOUKNB, ADHi'iAIDK andTONDON.yla.Snez Canal;— Steamer. | Reg. Ton'g'e I Date. LTQUItIA. ._ I 4,868 JuneKl OARONNE.. 3 878 July 5 POTO3I I 4 213- July 10 r!HI\fHORAZ3._ 3,847 August!! JOHV KLDMiR..^ I ' USa Angnatlfl And tho Service -will bo maintained by suc ccc.dinp; steamers at ntervals of a Fortnight. Andiciaad psssangerK for Lljjurla may prooeed por Arnwata on June li. I'r.rfß to Ixmdon, 15 to 70 gulncaa, ;-:ti,j Canal I )noa. As in addition. Vsrooid booked through to London, Fasaesiitara cms boot from Auokland at a «Jir«Tif-h rate to cover Intercolonial tare and Ct.i: ii duos, and so secure special advajitages. Pa?3!vs;aß from Loudoc inn be granta4 In Auckland. For plawi and full paxtloolani, apply. In Do'-iflOA, to F. Green & Co., and, Anderson, Anderson * Co,, Joint Managers of the Line i Dr to the Agents In Auckland UNION BTBAMBHJP CO. OF NA .':■'::; n,wmr>). Quson-atrost •rttebSfe^ "OKNINSULAK AND OKI- KNTAL STEAM NAVIUA ''^^^^^TION COMPANY. The Company's Steamßhlpa (under oontrsot With the Victorian Government for the convey »noa ot her Majesty's malls) will be despatched i '■ uu.inn. I Leave I Leave I Leave BMtmnor. | Sydney iMelbVn'jAd'lade (Via Bombay) I PK3 HAWUR Jnno 16 I June 20 June 22 MALW A, to Bom bay ..__..., JunnSO July* July 6 BUTLKY.- Jnly 12 Jnly 17 Jnly 19 And thenceforth every alternate week. Boats t—lt is Intended to donpatoh these steamers for Plymouth and London via Point deualle. Passengers for Knglacd will therefore not require to change steamers. Baton of passage money to Plymouth or Lon flont C7O first, and £45 second-olasa | Italian ports, £66 first, and filO seoond-olass. Passengers Dooklog at Auckland seooro special advantages. 7or furthor particulars respecting passcsemoney and freight apply*" "• •-■■..-- ~-—i ORUICKBHANK ft CO. Asente, 18, Queen-street. Auckland. . . . cSEkSfe^^ "XrOK'rMJSrtr, STEAMSHIP 3|§S|||jjy COMPANY OJMITBD). ■ TIME-TABLE-JUNE. (Weather and other olroninstanoes permitting). FOR TAPRANQAAND BAY OF PLENTYPOBTB. STEAMBiB, I DATK OF SAILWa. Welllngtoa Thursday, Jnne 1.5 pm Glenelg Monday, 6. 5 n in Blenolg 'ihnraday. B,spm Weliiagton Monday, 12, S pm Wellington Thursday. 15.5 pm. Glenelg Monday, 19. 6 p m Glen'Blar Thursday. 22. 5 p m Wellington Monday, 26. 5 p m '•Wellington Thursday, 29, 6 p m Connects an Janrungafor Ojo tlkl and Bay of Plenty Ports every Tuesday. ■ FOR RUSSBLL, WHAHGAKOA, AND MAH- I QONUI. Wellington Monday, Juno 5, 5 p m Glen'nlg Monday, 12, 5 p m WniHu^ton Monday, 19,6 p m Glon.eitj ■ Monday. 28.5pm FOB WHANGAREI AJSD •yyHANQARKI HKAD3. *', Every T nesdajr and Friday, at Argyle ' (Carrying passengers and cargo for Walpn) , ..!■ ; ..; JFQR MAKGAPAI. ~ Argyle "* .■ ■ I Kvery Tuesday, at 5p m ' ■■' •■' ' FOR MKKCURY BAY. 'Fin gal , ~~ | Every Monday, at i p m FOB MANGA WAI. Jingal ■ I Kvery Thursday, at 6p m '■'■■ FOR HOKIANGA (from Onehnnga). Eowena | Friday, Jane 2,1 p.m. ..; . FOB. WAITABA (from Onehnnga). Macgregor I Thursday, Jnne 1.1 p.m. £~ Cargo must be booked and alongside one hour before advertised time Of departure. Passage tickets mnst be taken at the Com pany's Office, No. 67. Queen-street, Auckland. I,;ir ■;■,.■'..'!.. :•■ A. MCGREGOR, '>• Managing Direotor. _3_s»_ anOR HOKIANGA.—The Jffis3*S F1 Northern ateamahlp Co.'a s.s. .•-y^^^ROWBNA will leave the Onehunga Wharf .as above (weather and other olroum- Btancon cormittlnj!) TCMORH OW (Friday), 2nd JutKi, lit 1 p in.—For tteitibt or passage apply at the Company B OfSce, 67. Qneon-street, Auck land i or, to A. ■, Barnes, Onehnnga. —A. McGregor, Managing Director. : . .; . "-'a TJfiAM "TO 'THE HOT 9PKINGS, MAHUBANOI. —*«=«*'MAT A.BLA.NA. KAWAU, AHD; OMAHA, . I'Be 3.8. KO3B OASKY, Al at Uoydl, W. Somervllle, Master. For Hot Springs, Matatcana, Kawau, anfl Omiiha-Evory Tuesday at 11 o'olook. re turning on Wednesday. For Hot Springs and Mai- urangl—Every Thurs 'day and Saturday at 11 sum., returning on Monday and Friday. NO PnroelD or Qoodi taken without ahipplng i3fc~^ UXJSAM TO THAMES, CAn- X^iS»rn RYING PASSENGERS AND J*aa*ca^' CARGO,' ooNmtoTiNa fwiTßOEtm- MUHi, Omahd, Waitoa Plains, and MokjuW tiixb (P—ko DlHtriot), TIHB TAELB, " S,S,' BOTOMAHAHAi , ■•. ifromAuckland: Thursday, 12 noon Friday, 2.3n afternoon '■' Saturday, 3 afternoon From Thames: ft ■' ■ Thnrsday, 6 afternoon Saturday, 8 morning «4»vei^Kn PSrq(.«. ntuaed time of fc TINHK. Agent^ i. QTEAM TO f-H'E T H A M E'S, WAJfll TB AROHA GOLDFIELDS. MOB EIN3VILLK WAITOA PLAINS, *KD GRANT f ?|t) KOafEß'B aKTTLBMENT. E N T B R P B I S B Np. 2, P.R. TB AKOHA, & P.S. PATIKI. V/FromA^klandr Tha^o^ ■ Friday, 1130 p.m. Saturday, 930 p.m. ' The lime-table of river steamers to bo seen at Enterprise Ofßoe, Thames, To Thames -. Saloon, 7s 6d; Steerage. 6s To Ohlnerourl through. 68 extra " To T6 Aroba through, 10s extra Not reßponslole for shipping, oarrying, or M &mu* live stock. Ni a FBRBr 00.. ! Amenta.



Shipping:. jrtuJW T>EDUCTION IN FARES ®^g^j^X\ . TO LONDON. . : Iblk The Clipper ship HALOIONE, """ ™lllll^li| AAI atLloydo, 343 tons roglator; B. J, Parker, Commander, is now loading for the above Port, and to onsuro a rapid voyage home, will be docked. Her accommodation-tor all classes of Paaaengers is unsurpassed, inapeo tlon invited. Full Saloon Faro. fi3s; Seoond OaDin, £20 to' £25 : Steorage, £16 to £13, Bed dljjg, etc., snppliod on Board; £5 estra. OWEN & QRAHAItf, ARanta. ; 'SSri'-rnia' rpj,, f^^ j^,^ favourite s.a>: CO KO M A N D EL, Captain, W. D. Hargrave, Timk-Tablb. Leaves Auckland i ' Leaveß Coromandel i — Thursday, Jane 1,12 noon Friday, Jane 2,1 p.m. Saturday, Jane 3,12n00n Weather and other olrdumotanoosponnlttlnKt All parcels to be prepaid at offloo, No. 9, Qubbh -Btroek Wh:irt. Not .■OBponaihlo In shipping;, oarrying. or landing live stock. . A. iu h HwiNuwty. Manager, ; jM^. in» rAIUKtr & ONEHUNGA '■®€S^ Y» STKAM NAVIGATION CO. *!*H"Ifc""'(LIMITBD). Tims Tabud-Junb, 1883. B.S, MAIMUKAU, Leavsa Onohunga Leaves Wainkn i Juno June 3—Saturday. 7am a—Saturday, 11 "lam fl-— Monday, Bam s—Monday. 12.30 u m - 7—Wednciday, 9om 7-W(inosday.l.3opnS 10-Satardoy. 11 ain 10—Saturday, ip m 12-Monday,3r)pm 13-Tuoiday, Bpm > 13— I uesdar, i p m Jl—VVudnnsday, 9am 17—Saturday. O.SOam 17—ratutday. lla m 19—Monc^y,8um 19—Mouday,U30pm ' 21—Wednesday, 9am 21—Wedhejday. 1,30pm 21— flaturday, 10.30 pm 2i~Sftlurday, 3?1 p m 2G—Monday, 1.30pm 27-Tuesday. 7a m 27—Tuesday, S p in 28—Wednesday, Bam E9—Friday, 6p ra Jnly l-Satorday, 10 a m For Mannkau Heads, every Thursday, at 8 a m By order of the Directors, all Freight must be prepaid., „ A. CUNNINQHAM. Aaent. vgfe^, OASSiSNOEKS' LIKK OV i^P^k. $- PACKETS TO NEW ZEA *™" OWNED UY MESSRS. BHAWI 8 AVXLLK, & CO., SJ. Leadenhall-street, London, The above line ot ships are regulw traden to all the principal ports In New Zealand. Thoj are ollpper shlpß, classed 11 at Lloyds', and oom m&ndod by ezperlenoed mastats. The bill of [ore la most substantial, and of the beat quality, and tho accommodation roomy and oonvenlent. The nnderslgnod areempoworod to grant pas- Mutes from London to New Zealand, payment for which have been guaranteed In the colony. Return Bhlpn to London also leave at almost regular Intervals. Jroli partloalnrß on application to L. D. NATHAN ft C0.,) . > OWES & URAHAM, [■ AKOBtI. ORUIOKHHANK & CO. I Hdnsationai. m o parents. MADAME FOLBY, from Poris, Is "aoslrona ol obtaining a few Juvenile 'Pupils-to; Instruo clon. on tho Pianoforte and Slngintt. Terms (moderate) may i>o ascertained on application at cettags nest door to Plamloy's, Dentist, Hob aon-Btreet | MK JP O O' L J5 Y, Mbndblsbobn Villa, KiRAHQAHAPE ROAD, Ohoanibt of St. Mattukw'h Chubcm, receives Pupils for the ORQAN. PIANOFORTE. AND SINGING. At lils addiesa, as above, or at residence of Pupils. A uart?r .nay be commenced, from date ot First Lesson. k. pooley's musical society FOR THK STUDY. REHEA.RBAL, AND PERFORM ANCE OF HIBH-CLA.SS OHORAL AND othkr vooal music. Larqg conokkt Hall of tbk Yodno Men's CemaruN A&OOIATION, MONDAY EVENINGS at hatf-paat 7 o'clock, Commencing on MONDAY, sth June. Subscription, half-a-sninea, for term ot three months. Members entltlod to a Complimentary Ticket for oach Concert during the term. "^ A'^OOAt/ CLABB will oe eommenooa at Mr Pooler's Rb6idbncb on FRIDAY EVENING, Jane 9, for sound, elementary instruction, from which membera wltl ba drafted Into the Musical Society when prollolent. L*diee' Class at half-past.6, Qentlemen'a Class at S o'clock. Terms; Half-o-golnea pec quarter. Application to be made to Auckland Muslo Warehouse, Quoen-fUreet; Seoretary Y.M.0.A.; and to MR. i'Ools Y, ' Mendelssohn Villa. • Karangahspo Road. Jl/j K, f, iJ WOUDa. AM, Teaohee of the Pianopobib and HABMONIUM, Adisreas-4>ro of Aaoklaha Moalo Warv> house. Drapery and Olothmg. vy; ANTED KNO WH, THAT J. GIL MO U K, OB UPPER STfMONDS-STREET, Has Excellent Value is thb Follotyino NEW GOODS :- Wanted Known-Good Value in Engllah and New Zaaland Blsnketß. at J. Gilmom'a. , Wanted Known—Good Value in New Zealand and Bnßiish made Vlannel?, at J, Gilmout'a, Wanted Known-Good Value in Mosgtel and Kalanoi Tweeds, at Jj Gilmour'B. iVanted Known—Good Valne in Ladies and Gentlemen's Umbrellas, at J. Giltnonr's, Wanted KBbwß-Good ValTio in Ladies'Dress Serges, English and French make, at 1. Gllraour's, Wontad Known—Good Value In Ladle*' Hoisery ■at J. Gllmour's. • ■. , ' Wanted Known—Good Valne in Ladles Stays, at J. Gllmour'a.' • Wanted Known—Good Value in Men's Hats, at J. GUmout'd, Wanted Known—Good Value In Men's Water proof Over .Coats, at J. Gllmour's. Wanted Known—Good Value in Men'a Tweed Trousers and Vesta, at J # (jTI LM OURS, Upp*r Symonds btkkkt. CA ICOS.-Splendid Family Calico, 36 liiohes wide, at 6s dozen: alway Blvfls satisfaction. Send for Patterns.—TESTEß, Draper. Karangahape Road. FLANNELS, JJlBUKeis, Winter Dresses, Shlrtlnga. &0., at Lowor Prices than ever, —TKBTKK. Karangahape Road. WINTER HOSIERY.—A Full. Stock of Women's und Children's, at Cash Prices.—TKßTKU. Draper, Karangahape Road, ' ..,, ! I:.;. i,yCß\ Ii ' DEFERRED \\ I[ P A Y M E N T I ' II SYSTEM. _/ J TAILORS, DRAPERS, AND OUTFITTERS. HOBS ON ■ S T K E B 7 (Nearly opposite WoUlngton-atreot), Have 7 Welt, - Asbobtbd STOCK of tho BEST CLASS GOODS. All {Tweeds thoroughly shrank before belna made np, and fit and workmanship guaranteed. The Ik ferred Payment System haa been found to be a great boon, by enabling those with limited Incomes to procure necessaries In the easiest possible way. INSPECTION INVITED VAT ELJLEBLEY HOUSE. A. LOVETT, Bern to Intimate to his Cnstomers and the Publio generaUy, that his WINTER STOCK OF NHIW 1* ASHIONABLB &; CHEAP DHiVBKY & MILLINERY 18 Now to Hand. Dress Goods in all the Leading Fash(onablo Shades and Textures. .Calicoes from 3d, Flan nels from 81d per yard, Shoeting irom Idd. A Large Stootof Tweeds in allqnaUtlea. Blanket 6 ™ Value from 2s 6d. A Leading Novelty ia the " Fieatlhlo Hip "Coraet, very com- and Children's Hats and Bonnets, tr)tnmedandnntrimmed: Flowers, Others etb. A Good Black BTenoh Merino, ft^s 6d yald Bltok Cashmere from IB Country Ordera receive special attention. One Shilling in the £ Discount on all Cafih Purchases of 20s and npwnrdß.



■' ~ ' Jansineaa Notices. ~; IVTOTICE OF lARTNERSHIP il^l- ; " REMOVAL. ' ' ".* , } 0. G. HILL, while acknowledging with thanks tho hoarty anpport accorded him hither to, begs to state that the growth of his business has induced him to take Into partnership MR Übo. I'i.ommhh, and that the business will in future be curried on under too name of C. G. BILL & CO. 'After the 31st May, the business will bo. Removed to' thoso: Commodious PremlEOH next door to Mr .llridKinau, Diaper,' Upper Queen-stceot, whoro, with jnoreaßed faoiUtiOß for carrying on thoir business, and by otriot attention to orders for-Materials' or Oat door Work, they hopa for a further share of patronage. C. U. 11, & CO. coutldontly Invito inapeotlon of tjioir Larfjo Stock of Glass, Paints; PaporhanglnKS, Ploturt«, Gilt and other Mould ings, Paint Brushes, &0., which, boing their own direct importing, are olfered at tlvQ Lowest Remunerative Pribas,.—Wollesloy-stroet, May '16'IG83J: • ' ■ ■ -:•■-■■■ ■ ■■ ; -y, . A & E S. . Li, In order to' avoid mistakes and aooidents, I have made arrangements with MR RQBKRTSON, . ;> -rf ! the Proprietor of the Royal Moll Coaohes, To Ran Passengers through to Lake House. from TAUIUNOA to OHINKMUTU, WAI ROA, and TAUPO. ■ . : Vs'.'. Tonrlsts oau obtain Bukrlob at all tlmeaat Tanranfta and Ohlnemutu, and can depond upon pood Coaohos, Buggies, Horaoa, and flober and civil driv era, at Lowoat;Katea. , . ROBERT GRAHAM, Lafeo House, Ohlnomntu, Febroary.l4.lßß2. ' T3OTOMAHASA HOt LAKES. xv • ■■■ —-— ■■ A LIMITKDINUMBKROF FIRST-OLAS3 THROUGH TICKETS WUI be Issued for ' THE HOT LAKES, , Tonrlats will luivo tho advantage of staying at LAKE HOUSH!, Ohlnomutu, which wIU be found tho mot comfortable Hotel In the Lako District. '. , ' r " No other tlokots but thoso iiauod by mo avail able for Lako Huuaoi ' .:■.-■ R. GRAHAM, JON., National Insurance Buildings, 83, Quoon-Btroot, Auokland. Anoklatad. Karch 16.1H82. . JO H ;li M. M A BiiE T T BUILD UIB, HOUHK AND SHIP JOINICR, SCO., FORT-STIIBKT, AUOklllUd, Havlnff commenced, business In tho above line, is now prepared to repelvo ordora for every description of Carpenters' and Joiners' VTork. Oifloa Klttlnaa, Shop Fronts. Counters, Sholvei, • Presses, Cupboards, etc Kvory dosorlptlon ol work conn«otod with tho trade, from 1 loutio Building down, ozocutod on tho Shortest Notice, and most Rkabokadue Terms. FO R T- 8 T R K K T, fl '' r Two Doors from Customhouse Hotel.l JB. M A K R I O T T, •AUCTIONEER, HOUSE, LAND AND GKNKBAIi OCMM s's 0 N AQEST , Karangahape Road, Auokland. ' 'tST OPT-POOB 3ALK3 ATTaNP»p.,TB> rn o this p u b l i c. RICHARD UEORGE, BUTCHER AND GKNKRAL PURVEYOR, Respectfully boUcUb the public to try tig j OHOIOK STOCK Olf MKAT, at LOWEST POCBIBtK PlilO/8. Famlllos waited on for Orders. 'Best Quality Corned Beef. Shipping Supplied. Note tho Address— MANUKAU KOAU, PARNKLL. . ! jp hes x a ok DHAWJSJtSi Very Handsome Chests of Drawers In rich Mottled Kauri, also Wardrobes and very pretty ChefTonlors, at very reasonable prloee, tot Cash only, Tho above woodbeoo es more boautlful wltn KOi and Is always very valuable. ; W. NOKRIK, ; Cabinet Manufaotcbkb, i Top of Bhortland-street. TO H N P E T V O K Dj <j house and ship plumber and qas fitter. Thh Cheapest House in Auckland, HIGH-STREET Auckland. fAM E a a UICHIB, IW OARTKR.DONTF4.OTdR.fcO QoOdfl Carted and Delivered from ship's sida or Bhortest Notloe. Ballast isuppuod. NBwoAnTtiE juts Bis or Xhlawub Coal AJw. Firewood (ont and nnout) reaaonablr . HKMKY BKACE & CO. (LIMITED), WHOLKSALK MANUFACTURXfBi AND IMPORTERB Of all kinds of SADDLERY, i Hiaa-STREET, AnoKtisa i ;; -. . BDW. JNO. COX. Manager. T US T 0 F EN ED, O ■'■■-.■" ' ',;.. - Finest Brand of Tobaccos, Ciaina, AND ... . jTanoy Goods. ' 176, QUEEN-STREET, '. Next Rattray'a Clothing Shop; B, B A I Ii B Y, TOBACCONIST. : /' i^ O T I' O -JE, J3I CHEAP HARDWARE HOUSE, Karangahape Road. FLA.MBOURNE, in conveying tq.hli * numerous customers and friends' hit Blnoere thanks for the generons support aocpr (Sod to him darinn the past seven years, wouU resvoctfully inform them that having furthei enlarged his premises and received a largi supply of goods direct from Manulaoturers, poi Crownthorpe,1 Arabella, Pareora, etc,heUpre pared to tell ot very low rates, to make room for further shipments to arrive per Koraingtoi and Cambria, from London; and Orlont ant Mendoisa, from Liverpool. Jl.B,—Carpenterß fools especially cheap. .;■ .-.. i .-■-■ ■ DEK "JSVENIN6' S'T'A'K Mr Editor: Sir,—l Challenge all Oppononta p Local Knterprlso, ba who they may, to Froduoi any Foreign. Compound foe Dyspepsia Or Indl gostion equal to ' • •:'-■■. ■• EOBLKY'S DIHK3TIVE MHSAL for-Pnte or Porridge -..■■ . . ■ ; DIGKariVK BROWN BRMAD,and DIGKSTIVK BISOUITS . ' , J. KOBLEY, 25, Qrky-STEEKT. d \ ls ujn I'ukaiu sjaucjb Nkw Season— Quality Guabantesd, To be obtained of ail Grocers, 1/ per Bottle. B. COZK N3, Agent, 27. Qnoen-atreet i TODWAKD U A .K *' L E Y ABOBITBOT, BTIOHBURYS BUHiDDTS QOKKN-STKEET. PULMAK'S PHOTO itOOMS X ?BOETr.ANO-BTBBBT, Touriflta ant Visitors are Invltod to. bunwc Pnlman'B Vlewi of the Hot Lakes, Anoklan and Bush Soenory, &o. The greatest variety C Original Portraits ol Maori Celebrities in Nai Zealand. * : PHOTOOHAPHY IK ALL ITS. BBAKOMM, ROBERT W O O D 8 BOOT AND SHOE MANUFACTURE* COBLEY'S BUILDINQB, Hobson-STEBW ■! (Opposite the Prince Arthur Hotel). SVEEY DESCRIPTION OF BEPAIBB NEATL EXEOUTED, . : ~ A Trial Solloited. \ . yjUfEKIOK COKKOOAXKD TAMIU J, L.KEAII "\ ■■'"/■ (Latb Alfred Smith), p Has for Sale a number of the above; with Tai ready for uae, at reduced rates, at his ShO] EUlott-strbet.. Large quantities of SpouHni RldKlng, and Down Pipes always In stool Verandah Iron curved' at "the shortest notio Country orders will always reoelve hla prom] attention. Lead washers always on hand. mj. O X I O' 1 MB E. (K SANUALL Wishes to Inform hla friends and the pnWlo general that he haß Opened the Butohera Sht Fn Wakefleld-street lately ocoupied by Fowl and Co., and hoped by keeping the beat quail of Meat and atxiot attention to buslneaa to me) B fa<r share ot their Bnpport^ May 4,1883,



• Ptiblio' Noticea. '', >CSR, OU N ; D. jL,I ME. .Of: .-:■.;,: .GROUND LIME. ■"; f'\l "FOR.. SALE"/ \ ' '■ ,-. . )i „, . .S.O.U Til G.A.T E'.S. ,:: ■■.>■•■ MAHURANGI HHDRA UL IO • 'GROUND ; • . ROOHK LIMB, ■ In any quantity, for Concrete, Paths, Floors,' Cellars, oto. (next to stone flagging, is un- ' ' rivalled for durability and har.d-HetW.pg : -'duulitles). Foi* tanks and othor wet work it is a flrst-olass material. B. K ; E AM E, "s^OL fi AG EN T,1 ; poSTOM-nOUSE-STIIBatT, lvr ~ o ■ ; Ti .. 1 O ,E TO TME SETTLERS. OF, THE KA.IPAUA AK» . " yAIKOA, POKT' ALBEKV, AND SUKROUNSING DISTKIOIB, \ . A Market for all tho Fruah Mullet oaught to bo found by apply ing to the Kaipara Conning Compnny, Holenßyllle. . Or UGH K. ttILMO U R ■" ■ • (Late Thomas J, Harbuttl, „ S T.'r A M BRU SH, PORTABLE FORGE, AND BELLOWS I '"■ :-:'-"':' factory, ;■■.;■",':■■;, ' .' ' ■ ' yiOTORIA'STRBKT EAST, "Auckland. ' GL A K K:<i4 : BROTHERS, ARTIST PHOTOORAPHKR81 . .-.!• ... (OBPOBTI'BAJNION BANK!, \ QHXKN•H TBB KT, .A U O K,L A H.D, ' Photography In ilio Lnwai nnd, Mort ' Fashionable Styleo, Kieouted Inl a manner Unßunlaaaftd " In the Colonies. All Photographs takon by tho iNBTAN'J'iNIOUa I'BOOBSS. tABOI DOtLKCTION NKW ZEALAND VHW9 Always on Hand aO T O U A H to Roth's PubUe Hot, Cold, and Shower .Baths, Victoria-street. Knot, Charge, On BaiLLroa. Open all week days from 6 a.in.-to 8 -P-m., and Sundav Mosnings from 0 till 10 a.m. The Bath-rooms are all private, and supplied with every convenience, Turkish towela,' flesh .and hair brushes, oombs, respirators, soaps, Ro, Select bath-rooms (private) for.Ladlea every day, at all liouru, with female attendance. Two Shilunq and Sixfknob. Please note the address! Viotorla-street Kaat, above the Grey hoand Hotel, and nor*1 the oheap Beddlnsand , Furniture Marti Anokland. ; formoow tn.Morte. IW-BW ZEALAND FERNS, I-.N Unmounted, or 1 TasteMly Counted in various wan RBOM _ (] p TO 130 VAB KIIKB, Hi • or Bale by , | SRI C C R AI Q, PiuNosfl-tmtK—f. ; • '■ ATIVITIKS CALCULATjiD 1 6s to . £1, nv TBK , ] ■ ■ Anolont and Wondorfal Solenoo of ■ r ,-■ ' ASTROLOOY.1 Planets' Transits for one year, 6s; Good and Kvil Days for 12 months, fa. Time and plaoe of birth must be stated. Students Buppllod with Planets' places for any hour during tho last 100 years. ' Books ou Astrology, Alsheaiy, Magic, or Jaballatlo. Boohs Bought cr UxohnngecL AU Letters to onoloso Btainpcd tlroctod envelope tor reply. " OWON," 86, Urey-etreet. GJ TAFEORD & GORMAN, PRACTICAL P OLIPfJCRS, HoK.es carefully Olipved, Charges—Moderate. AU ordera left at Lcndrum's or Young's Stables punctually attendod to. — N.B.—Any orders lett at Cook's Stables not attended to. f~i F, BTOTIN boss to draw the atton \Jr* tion of tho pnblio that ho has opened an offlco at the Union Insurance Company's Build- InKtf, (Ju'wn-stroot, whuro ho Intends to oarry on business as House; Land, and Kutato Agent. __ ________ __ _ _ W..-H. SKINNER, iu, AROHITBOT. Haa taken offlooa formerly ooon plod by the ' - City Council, and over Messrs. Upton nd Co.'s. Qneen-atreoL ' -Tyr-A.T: S AND MATTING. THE ORIENTAL FIBRK MAT AND MAT TING COMPANY, (BX EOXAL J.BTTBBB PATKKT), '.. Manufiioturor b of ' Patent Mattlaga"' Patent Mats Coooa MatWnks and Coooa Mats . Wool Bordered Mats. . Vobda Works, Hiqhworxh, WiLTßlEngland), » • ;■ " . Sole Ageats for New Zealand: ' OEPE NHEIMER & CO., AtTCKLAHD, , Who will give Prices and Terms .; , ■' on application. I T. M' V u.V G O, i i,,fV , .NOTIOK OF RMMOVAL, .] : ckAS. CANNING, i in oonvoying to his numerous customers and friends, am sincere thanks for tho generunf support accorded him during the poßt twenty : seven years, would rospootfully Intimate to them that he has OPKNKD TOOSB NKW PREMISKB Next door to Messrs. Glanvltlb and HUyott . Grooara, and immediately opposite to Union . ' Bank ot Australia, where all orders will '--' bo attended to*during the Erection ■■■ ' of his Nkw Pbkuiskb. •' CO. would also beg to Inform thoso gentle' men who have so long and so lioerallj natronised tho Cafe; that that branch ot the ■business will atlll bo carried on at the rear ol | tho old building—entrance by St. Mungo Lane, _ Shortiand-etreet. ■, . UPPER SYMONDS-8 TREE T. , TO THB PUBLIO. I',A L1? RED TY E R i' j (Late Robortson Bros.) ■ } Begs to thank the Inhabitants of Auokland ant! , ; onvirons for thoir putronaKo ainco taking the 1' 'above business, and would remind them that hi . has now Removod to Nkw Bpaoioub Pbemisei j on the site of the recent flro. " •'.-.' ; Mr Tyerhas also taken the adi o »nlng property f whore tho business of Flret-olaaa Fruiterer anc e Confectioner will bu eatablishod. --. ■ ' By aollinK nono but the Beet Articles at Mode . rate Prloes, and giving the Fublio strlot aUen e tion to all Orders, the proprietor Bolloita tha BQDPOrt hitherto accorden -PIANOFORTES & HARMONIUMS XT', , ontboDeferred Syßtein of Payments, may be had of Mr Webb Wellesley-siroßt Piano and Harmonium Saloon |- without any addition to the price; or, for Casl a liberal dlßoaunt will bo allowed.. Mr Wobl draws speoial attention to his Neumeyer doubli over-strnne Iron . framed Pianos, whioh f 0 Elegance, Power, and' Hweetneßs of Tone, ar not gUTpassed. N.B,—Juetarrived, a Shiomon of Firntolasß Harmoniums, price from 12 to I guineas, Pianofortes for Hire from 10s th month. A Fine-Toned American Organ, with stops and 2 kneo swells, also, a 6 stop Alezande 7 Harmonium, Second Hand, at a low prioe fa I cash. VfJ EBB'S Pianoforte and Hat t t monlum Saloon, Wellesley-st, Q U R VEY NOTICE The undersigned begs to Inform his Friend and the General PubUo that he haß OPBNKI : an OKFICK in CANADA BUILOINGS (Ist '■ City Council Chambers), Qncen-Btreet, Anoa land, with a view of f&oilitating tho transac tlon and completion of his inoreasinK profet it slonol business. d WILLIAM TOLE, •' Licensed Land Transfer and Native Lands Bn) n voyor, Mining Kngineer, and Land Agent, _ mO TH E P U B LI C | MARRIOTT BROS., ' WnOL«SAt,K AND RETAIL MANDFICTURIN j . CONFKCTIONEI(B, . ' ' QUEKN-STRKET, Y Mannfaotnrers of every description of Sweeti j : Try onr Suporior Cough Lozenges, '' Sole Makers In A uokland. *• #®" —The Cheapest House in Town,—~i Ono Trial will seonye f ntnre favours, p! IVf ARRI OT T BI^OS, B.JjJL CONFECTIONERS, I; QUEEM-STREET. _| mUS FBEMCH BAKER'S F *' ■ j ~ : W, J. EVANS.(Late Mnraan), Hobson-street, BREAD AND BISCUIT HAKKR AND in CONFECTIONER, op. ~..,. B ««^__ - . ■■ ■ ££ Wedding Cakes made to order. C JBY PASTRY IS A SPECIALITY. ' A trlniaol lolteO.



Public Notices' PUBLIC TRUST OFFICE OF NEW ZEALAND. Any person' may appoint the Publio Trustee executor and trustee under his will or codicil. ' Any presient trustee may transfer the man agement of trußt property to the Publfo Trustee, who will theroupon hold such property upon the oiiginal trusts attaohing thereto. Any person, company, aaspciation, or public body within or without tho colony, may place any property belonging to them lu charge of the Pablio Trustee upon trust for each uses as may. ,be doflned.in the deed creating jho trust. T Any building. landV or friendly aooloty may, by its rules, provide tbat property bolonKing to it maybe placed; in the Public Trust Offlco, for such triißtd and uses and with suoh powers as may bo donned in or by tho said rules. I headvantugen offered are :— Ist. State uuabantkk against speculation fraud, or dishonesty. 2nd.- All proposed investments are con sidered by a Board, consisting ot the Honorable Colonial Treasurer, the Atttorney General, the Comptroller: and Auditor General, the Government Insurance Commissioner, and the Pnbllo Trustee. Careful consideration of all Becurltlos offered la therefore ensured. 3rd rhe Publio Trustee, in hla corporate oapa- , City, NBVSB 8188, NBJVKB LEiVES THB OODUTHY, and NKVKK BECOMES INCAPACITATED, tUUS i avoiding the many inconveniences resulting from frequent fresli appointment)) of Trustees, necessitated by death, change of abode, or monta or bodily infirmity. tith. Punctuality and promptitude In tho re-' mittanoo of periodical paymonts to bonoilclariea under trust or will to any part of the colony or else where at which It *nay be desired thatpay monts should bo madu. - ■ ; 6th. Tne eifeotive check whicli fa 'called into operation boforo any moneys can be drawn from the Public Trusteo'fl account. 6th. Reasonable charges: On estates such as are now belng.considered the Publio Trustee 13 authorlsedtp charge 14 per cent, on all rooelpts, and 1J por cent, on diabursementa, e.ud 6a per oent. on nil moneys invested. No ohorge U modo for obtaining probato, nor for passing stamp and property tyx. returns, nor for corres liondonce however volmnlnoua. Thus tho sav ng to estates placed In this offlco is eonsldor ablo, . ' ■ ' • R. 0- HAMKRTON. ■-' ■ , Publio Trnsteo. AUCKLAND PUBtIC BUILDINGS' COMMISSION. NOTIOK TO HOLiiBBB bff DEBEKtURBS ' FOB LOAN Oif 825.000. ' ' Notioo la hereby given: hat tha Fourth Uraw lng of jDebentuMS.(three) to be paid OJK out of tho Sinking tfund, as.provided by the Act, on the first day of July next ensuing, will tako plabe. in tho presence o( such holders of Dobon turos aa may choosa to attend, in the offloo of Mr. John Uoginle. Queen-street, on MONDAY, the fifth day ot June, 1832, at 3 o'olook'in the afternoon. / , i -:•■ B, 0. HAMERTON.. :Oboirmaa ot Commissions Wellington. M»7,13,1882. ■ ■ .; - THE CELTIBRATZD, AMERICAN . WHITBWATKR WAGGONS. ' bo long oxpeoted, have just been landed, and arn lielng Hot; up ; by au. A. Maokik, ot I Durham-itreot. who la the solo agent ia ' Auckland for , tho Whitewater , Waggon1 Company, These Waggons a*e much Superior to any thing ever botore imoortod. They vary la slise and in diwign, and while they, are not jaore than two-thirds tho weight of Blinllar aisad Colonial made Waggons, thoy nro ao oonetrnoto* that they oan carry hoaTlor loads, and nro more durable, ' : • ,J] ~\; • .. ' T Tho Company give a written guarantoa with each Wukkob, amd U anything breaks or goes wrong with It within twelvo months from day of Bale, the same will be set right free ot large. • . They are now on view and for sale, but as won an convenient after tho fitting np Is coin* pie ted, they will Vo put .up to publio competi tion. . For full particulars apply to A. MAOkib. Durham-street; Or to OAHBINKS & TAJTLUR, Auctioneers, Queen-street. UEEDI SEED! BKKDI TOR BALK, tho following New Boeds, ez Roman Kmplro :— Bed Clover White Clover Coweraßs Alsyke Rapo ■ Lucerne Turnip Manuel Linseed Hemp Canary. tec, &o. The above will be disposed ol at Lowest Current Prioes. POTTER AND CO., r ' Dnrham-atroat. ANUSCAPfi PAINTING IN OIL oolouus. Lessons given by MR CHAHLES BLOMFIELD. For terms, &o, addresa Wood-street, Pon sonby, • "j^OTIOE OP JfAfiTNEKSHUr 1. W. GUNBON, In thanking his friends and thagenor&l oublio for tho very cordial iupport hitherto aocorded him, bega to atato he ha« taken into Pactnorßhlp MR R. w. MARTIN, for many yeirs with Mr Ohas. Major (lato mer ohant), of this city; and that from the let June proximo; the Bnalnesß will ba carried on nnder he style, or firm, of GUNBON & MARTIN, ' General Produce, Grain, Beed Merchants, and Commission Agents. T» B M O T A L. On the above date, the Business will be Re moved to those No wand Commodious Promises reoently erected by Mouars W, and O. Win . stone, in Cußtom-houßO-atreot, whore, with in creased facilities for working, and every oon , venienoe, with strict attention to the interests of their customers, combined with moderate ohargou. a still further support is confidently looked for, and respectfully BOllolted. Auckland. May 23.1852. ' | TW^EW ZEALAND EXHIBITION, ■ ' "■ T«LKOIUMI " OHRI3TOHURCH. May 25,1882. "TO THB BINGKK MANUITACrOIUNG COMPANY, . r QUEEN-STBBBT, AUOICLJHD. ) ' "BlNGffiß'a MACHINES awarded TWO BOLD ana TWO SILVER MEDALS: Davis, One Silver; Wheeler and Wilson, no award." OOBLBY'S BROWN BREAD. 3 NOTICE.—From this date the Baking ana a Delivery of my Bread is TRANSFeREED from i Mr A. Pitt to Mr J. Davis, Alexandra Bakery, j Mount Kdon Road. j. ftQBLEY. J May 27tb, 1882. . . t rjIREESI TK_E»! TEEB -i At the PARK HALL NURSERIES, 3 . waimka road.' J The LAROK9T and FINEST STOOK Of i TRANSPIiANTKD and SKWDLINS TRKKE ti. In NKLSON. * 10.000 Frnlt Trees, one, two, and three years ok i- 100.000 Pis es Insignia, from 58 to 16s 100 a 25.000 Cuproivua Maorooapa, from Is to 20s 100 Jj Walnuts, Ohestnnts, Fllbort Nuts, Magnolias k Krloft Variegated, Holly, Vews, Horscheßtnats ' Quicks, Barberries. African Box Thorn, and f I Largo Variety of Flowering Plants, Shrubs, &o John JJALB!' ; WAIMKA ROAD, NELSON.' 3 rpO THE JRESIDENTS OF SYMOND3 0 X STRKKT AND NKIGHBOURHOOD. $ E. B 6^V E Y Haa reoently Opened a First-class BUTOHBRI f _ AT THB OOENKK OF THK KYBKB PASS KO AD, V PRIME CORNSD BKKF always on band IFamUlea waited on tor orders fl TtnaWTON VENETIAN BUNI ll WORK 610, TUOKKK, ' VKNBTIAN BLIND MAKKB AND WIRI WORKKR, KABAKOAEAFI KOAD, NxWTOHi Venetian Blinds of the best quality made asu fixed at is per foot. Wlreworlr, ol any deiorii tlon and ptHtcrn, made to order Reo»t— neatly eiocntod. !': rriHOMAS E. CAK TK B -I- IMPOKTBR OF PRINTS, MOULDINGS, GLAB3, MUSIOA! r INSTRUMENTS. :'■ . "' FANOY QOODB. CONOKRTINAB, MBLODIANS, VIOUNS, VIOLIN STRING AND FITTINGS, AND MTJSIO, 1 88, VICtOKIA-STREBT, AUCKLAM SIX BOORB FROM ALBSKT-6TBBBT. Wholesale and Betall Plotnre Frame Man teoturer, Mnsioal Instrument Maker, Teacher, Importer and Repairer. Teacher ot the Pianoforte, Organ, Conoartln Violin, Cornet, and any Brass iMtronjenfc



Memcal. J MOKE LOCAL KV.IDENCE OB1 THB ' CURATIVE ROPERTIES .'. u,.-..., of .;;■.■! PROFESSOR p.TJSSCOTT'S ■ Herbal TEBtATMENT. ' IL' , MAY NOW BK OONSULTKD AT HI3 AD : DREBS, BnORTLAWD-STRBET, ! To Professor Quesoott, Shortland-streot, Anofe land. Sir,—l heroby aertlty that for ovor two years I was troubled with a violent cough, with a (requont spitting of blood and groat palpita tion. I would not attempt to walk up iihill.uor yet to lie down in my bed during that time. I was unable to ao any work, after spondtn, a groat floal of money on doctors and obomists, aa well as being an out-door patient of the hoßpital. I lost all hopes of reoovory, but Boeing bo many ourea you had offeoted In tho " Herald," I was adviaed to come to Auckland aad give your herbal remedies a fair trial, and I am happy to say in six weeks I could return to the Thames a strong, hoalthy man, frae from cough or palpita tion, thank God and you also. I aha.ll bo ablo to recommend your herbal treatment, for I can speak for myudf, also from scores I have seen In your plaoa at different tlmea. and every ona speaking in the highest terms of your trelainent. —Believe mo to bo, yours over grateful, Frank Boutherby, Thames, January 3rd, 1882, : To Professor Gussoott, Shortland-stidot: Sir, —For the lnat throe years I have been with that dreadful complaint called dyspepsia, or indiges tion. It did not matter what I ate, In an. hour or so after my stomach would boKin to swell, that I should have to nnfaston my clothes. Tho food used to. turn sour on my stomach. Then I would obmmonce botching wind and kob. . Dirty sonr froth would ho'ave from toy ohp'st. I had to bo very particular in what 1 should eat. Kat moat cabbage, >or; potatoes, or Chueße—they acted on mo Uko so tuuch balm. In fact I did jiot know What to out, fbr'nothlng would ogreo With me. But hearing pf your Herbal Tonlo, I was Induced to try a bottle, ntd when I had one I wanted more, for my health wan more to mo than money. I found more relief from your. Tonic) and' Composition Powder than all the medioino I huvo over taken. You havo of feoted, a perfect oure of ma,: I can eat now any thing aa well as thorostof ray family, and enjoy it.—Believe mo to be, yours ever truly, Mrs Kll_tb6th Swan. Parnoll. January 11,1882. To Professsor Guesoottt Dear Sir.—My case was so romarkablo and my oure bo effectual.that I feel it my duty to give you a testimonial as my .evidence. I havo been suffering with rheuma tism for the last soven years, and a great part of that time I have not been able to dreßS or'un dress myself. For ilvo years I was unable to wait without orntohes. 1; was tired Of my life, because I was a burden to myself and family« but hearing and seeing tho wonderhU cures you had effootod in dlifbrent ohronlocomolaints^nd a great number whloh I knew, whioh' are not published, but I think it my duty to you and to the publio, that a man of your skill in caring suoh ohronlo complaints.as mine ahouldbo a household word. I was like a man drowning. I was gladto grab at anything, but lam happy to say that, Ithrough your herbal treatment, I am hearty and well,, and can go without '•mtohca aa woll aa 6vor.—Bellovo me to.be, i yours • ever < grateful, J. O. Dean,'' Ponsonby, •Jairaary 19.1882.1 ' ■ ' '; ' To Professor Gußscott. Shortland-streot. Sir, —I am happy to inform' you of tho perfeot oure 'I have reoeived through your modfolnal treat aioqt, Icametoyouoa thoi27th of September ast. At. that; time my leg was pronounced In ' ourablo; bat when I came to you you told ma that you would convince me in a fortnight,'and I am happy ta Bay you have fulfilled your promise, although I wa3 rather doubtful i but I was told' by a friend «f mine that, if I said so. you would not treat me. My .friend's name is Irs Walker, who knew you In Chrlstohnroh. Bhe was also a patient of yours whloh yon cured ■ the dropsy. lam hupw to say that I: have dispensed with! my crutches, and able to attend to my domestic duties. I give yoB this for the benefit ot others who are snfleriog'aa I have been for yean.—Yours, ever thankful, Mrs Kliy Joyce Newtbn-road. December 1. To Professor Gnßsoott.'Bhortiand-streei Dear , Sir,—lt is with great plenonro that I add to the number of your valuable testimonials for the mlraoulouß oure your medicine bas performed on me. I have been troubled with what some moHloal men call indigestion, others dyspepsia,' but when I came to you on the 16th ot Sept, you told me that I had liver complaint; you explained to mo my symptoms about tho palpita tion of the heart, the wind on tne stomach, cold hands and feet, the sourness of the wind and gas I nsod to belch, cold chills running down my back, and, in fact, you described my Eeollngs BO minutoly, thnt I was quite satisfied that you understood my complaint, and I am happy to say that through your herbal treatment you have effected a perfect cure.—Yours ever grate tul. Mrs H. Little. Hobsson-Btxeet, Auoldand. To Professor Gussoott. Shortland-street. Sir,—. I have boon troubled with neuralgia in both my tead and faoe.and been deprived from many nighta' sleep, and when I sat down to my food many times I have had to get up from the table and walkabout without ever tasting food. As I told you; when I applied to you, that I had tried all the ohemlsts in town, and I only got temporary relief. When you told me you would oure me In a minute I was very doubt ful, but am happy t < say yon did so. I should recommend any lady Buffering from the name to give you a trial, as you told me, if no cure, no jay,—Believe mo to be, yours ever thankful, Baohel Cousens, Vlotorla-street, November 2_ To Professor Gusscott, Shortland-etreet It'i is with great pleasure that I acknow edge a perfect oure I have reoeived through your herbal treatment; I havo been troubled With sourvy for three years and nine months, whloh I explained when I called on you. I told yon I could form no other ounse unless it was through sleeping in a bed whore some one had been sleoplng who had the eourvey. I hare always been very particular when staying at the hotels to examine the linen before going to led. I have met many men on my route who havo got the same complaint through sleeping in dirty bods the same as I did. I also told yon when I applied that I had taken a great quantity of medicine until my hair began to fall off; but I happened to see your advertisement stating that your treatment was solely herbs. I have known wonderful cures effected throwrh the, herbal treatment when minerals have failedj: and being a ballever in herbs, I was very happy to place myself under your treatment as soon as you came to Auoklan d, and I am glad to say you havo effeoted a cure on me and made me'a clean, strong, hoalthy man,—Believe me te [be, yonrs ever thankful, Alfred Hopkins, New: North Hoad.Deoember 6th. To Professor Gnsscotc Dear Sir—lt Is with great pleasure I have In recommending your L'onic I have been suffering with wind and spa-ms on the stomaoh'for several years, and I: could not get any relief. Everything I ate turned to wind; J. oould not eat,'l could not sleep (I often had to get out of bed and walk abont for hours. I was advised to take ood' liver and quinine and iron, &0., and all to no good. I had to give np my employment for weeks at a strotoh, but 1 was advised by a friend" of mine,, who was working at the Union - sash and Door Company, to apply to you ,and that you would convlnoe me in a week. Jwaj rather doubtful of this, after trying ss many different mediolnes, both from the Hospital and chemists, and other patent mediolnes. I thought t was Impossible for me to get cured bo qulok and so perfectly as you have done. lam happy ,o say in two months' time yon have made me a new man. I-oan eat well, and also enloy a good night's rest, with many thanks to yon, and [hopeyour tays will be long in Aookiand,for, ;he good of the commtmlty at large.—Yours; reeneottnlly. Rtohard Lawson, Poosonby, Feb ruary 2nd. 1882. . .' • To Professor Gusscott, Shortland-street: Sir- As you are aware that I explained to you, when sloeding piles for tho hist five or' six years, as I told yon I havo tried medical men, ohemlsts,and Old women's cures, bnt nevagjhad a perfeot oure until I appllod to you, about six weeka ago, They need to oome down and bleed for an hour at a tlmo so that I should have to change my olothop, but when you told me you would make me worse before I should be hotter. I oould not reckon you np. I thought I should have to give up business altogether, if I should bo worae, but In four days you convinced me that I could give yon tLifl testimonial with confidence, that in five weeks you havo effeoted a perfoot oure on me. I shall ever'be a believer in herbs after the wonderful oure you have performed on me.— Yours, ever grateful, Henry Marsh, Albert- Btreet, Ootober 11. To Professor Gueacott, Shortland-street UDear Sir,—l am happy to Inform you that through your herbal treatment I can safely Bay that I have reoeived more benefit through your herbal treatment than all tho medloine that I havo ever taken. I have been troubled with asthma tor the last five years. I was obliged to give up my bnslneau and come to Auokland for medical treatment, and seeing your testimonials and the many cures you had effeoted, and also that yon required no information and that you could tell a man's complaint aa Boon as yon eaw him—you did so to me ao oorreptly, and that is more than any medical man ever told me Before, and it gave me confidence to plaoe myeelf nndor your treatment. lam well known in Cambridge. I shall return home on Wednesday, and you may rely you will havo many applications from that dißtrlpt.—Yours, truly, John Hargraves. Qneen street, Auckland. Professor Gussoott "would Impress on those ' who may do him the honour to oonrolt him that the ntmoßt secrooy can be relied upon ; more over, from long experience, and a oareful study of the human system, ho oan deolde almost at a glanpo the diagnosis qf the oase, thereby reliev ing the patient of a great deal of nervontneßE and hesitation. Professor Gusaoott Invites the confldenoe o, either sex Buffering from functional derange ment. spermatorrhoea, exhausting dreams, &o Professor Gtisscott has made nervous debilitj and loss of power his special study, from what ever oauae arising. He would earnestly lmpreai upon those who do Buffer to Beek immediate advice and counsel, if they desire " an old age serene and bright." Let no false dellcaoy detei sufforlng victims from removing the cause o: this blight to manhood. Tho strictest confldenoe ff?V^^ON3ULTATJQNGBAm Can be consulted oy ietier. Note the Address .pROFESSOR Q-USSCOTT, Naxt Door to Messrs Winka and HaU; u- Establishment. BHOUTLAND.STKEHT, AUCKLAND, *' HonrtSi From B.wu, to 8 p m,



POB SALS. T3ILLIARD TABLE FOR SALE. Just landed, ez Halclone, Fnil-slze Solid Mahogany Billiard Table, with all the acces sories neoeseary for furnishing a Billiard-room completely, inoluding Chandelier. ARTHUR H. NATHAN, 53,-Lower Queen-street. S JELLING OFF 1 SELXINy OJPP. 1— Retiring from Bußlnees^—A good and latt ohanoe ot getting Cbeap Boots; must b? sold oat by June 3rd. So bo in time at W. Johnstone's, ■ Shoemaker, Viotoria-streeti . : ■' . Bj^Oß SA.LB, Lease of Allotment, Cus- X1 tomhouse-street (opposite Glceson's Hotel), with all Buildings thereon, comprising Large Workshop (80 x 60 feet), Offlco. Shop, and Dwelling-house, and othor Buildings. Also, Steam Engine and Saw Bench, Circular Saws, fee—Apply to Chai'lea Bailey, Ship, Yacht, and Boat Builder. ' ' ' " |?IOK POSITIVE SAliiS, at about halt P thn uaaal price, an Immeoße Lot of Hosiery (bouKht oonslderably under value), at Holloway'B, 217. Qnoen-Btroet (aoxt to Hewln'a). inrirß"i DEIV C S FOR SALE. For Sale, that Comfortable Reßldenco. situate near top of Grey-street (lately occupied by Mr Robert Horoe), containing 10 good rooms, fitted with every convenience. The honao and grounds have reoently been pnt in thorough ordor. Terms easy. SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, . jAnotioneera. '||l OK SAL E. Freehold Cottage and Allotment, in. Eden CrcHcont; four rooms and Kitohen; water laid on,—Price £260.—Apply to Arthur H. .Nathan, 33. Lower Queen.Btreot. . •',.'.;.," . EOjl S ALiS, a Largo Family. Residence, . contaioing 12 rooms,Bltnatod in Parnell;' freohqid property, gas and water laid on; largo allotment, planted with* froit trees, and a ne^er falling supply of well water.'—For partlculara apply to Oeo. Slbbln, Auotlonoor. [WOK SALE, really cheap, a Compact 1' Farm of 160 aores; abont SO acres in grass, part under orop, part good bush and fern; a Bis-roomed House, Staple, Cow-shed, &o.; 2} miles from railway station and only 12 railoo from town by good road, ' ' ■ : ' ! FOB balk; a nice little Dairy Farm ot 72 acres, all.fenoed and divided-Into pad-Jlocka, with good House, Stable, Sheds, and every oon venienoe, and deep-water frontage, 10 miles from town. ■■ ■ < ■ . Apply to John Sqffet, House, Land, and General Commission Agent, No, 8, Qneen-street (upstairs , , ' JpVO R P OS I T I V E S ALE. That compact Uttlo Island, known as Wood's Island, abouti half-way between here and tha head of the Waitomata. .containingloo Aores, with Cottage, good Orohard,, and several im provements^ plenty of troah water eill .the year round, and a good wharf for the convenience of atoamers, &c—Apply to ■'■"■■' ?•■ •' JOHN SOPPBT. i House and Land Agent. i No.-S. gueen-Btroot. ' . "E^ O R b A, L E, ".' KATONS GAfiVANIZED: CORRU&A ---• [ «ju TED'lriON '■■•'■', JQQ TONS FENCING WIRE , oka BARRELS KNIGHT. & BEVAN'S -O" OEMKNT. ; W. S. LAUKIE, 10,>W YNPaAM-STBEKT. OR SALE AT: FREEMAN'S BAY MILLS, Lais, Soitktt b. J ENUINE BONEDUBT, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, At Lowe3t Mahkkt Rates. BONES BOUGHT ik ahy QUANTITY^ At the Mm, ■ H OATS AND MAIZE CRUSHED, j .-'■ - D. H. MoKENZIK, : , Forfrfltreet,April26th. ■ ~,. . .-;• I Shinglesi Bhinglesi 900 (MO FIRST-CLABB SHINGLES FOR In Quantities to Suit Purchasers.. .. , ,r ,':"■.. , Dexivered PnoMPTtv. ----rv « B. GITTOS AND SONS. gl O R . B A L Ei At Lowest Mabest Rates t BOBln, Pitob, and Tar. Kerosene, Pulnt.and Olive Olla Champion's, Soott's, and Btorer'a Genuine . Wnlte Lead, in wood Mnntz Metal and Nails Large Stook of Canvas, various brands Wire Rope, from 4i inch, to llnoh • Bolt Rope^ Hemp, ana Manilla Rope, all fuzes Patent Windlam (wood), Frills, and Palls i i Anchors, from 16 owt to 10 lbs Ohttlnß. from i inoh tc I inoh, Colza and Fish Oil. - D. H McKENZIE, FORT-STRSET. Maroh 18. 18Si WANTED: KNOWN that the Ylcwrisin Loan and Discount Agency's Advertise ment appears on jth page. 7th colnmn. WANTED' Kjf<OWN, that E. Mitchel ' bod & Co., No. 19. Queen-etieet Wharf, are selling Maize, Oats, Bran, Sharps, Flour, Oatmeal, fco.. fee at lowest market.ratoa. WANTED KNOWN.-^-The Ancklarid Timber i Company. Limited (late. G. Holdshlp & Co.), are selling every description of Timber; also, Sashes, Doors, Mouldings.; Turnery, Fretwork, &o-,- at Speolaily( Low Prtoes.—Customhonse-atreet West. ■■- : ' WANTED, the Ladies of Ponsonby to know that they can get Crewels. Silks, Wools, Briggß' Transfers, and a variety of Fanoy Goods, at A. Hi K<t warda's, Draper, near tho Three Lamps, Ponsonby. Your patronage respectfully Bolloited. '•, WANTED to Sell, a Bakery, Con feotlonery and Grocery Business com bined, In a rapidly rising district; good trade in ■mall goods: about £300 required; long lease.— E. Waters. Queen-street.; ■ WANTED KNOWN — Tftat on ana after the first- day of June, our Shops will be Closed at 8 p.m. (Saturdays expected.— J, Gilbert, J. G. Brown.-Parqell. May 25. Igß2. WANTED— Tailors to bear in mind that I have In stook a largo Assortment ot Black and Blue Superflnes and Doeskins, Tweeds, Coatings, Bedford Cords, and Trim mlnsa of all desorlptlonß, short lengths of whlon I out at Wholesale Prioe. • • ■ ■ • -; ~ ■■ A. LOVKTT. . • ; ' '•"•■ WeUesley-atreet. ANTED KNOWN—'That J. H. Dalton has Opened a Speolal Branch Of the Tailoring Business in.Vlotorla-street East, for the purpose ot making Ladies' Garments, snoh as Ulsters, Habits. Jaokets, eto., made in the most approved styles, by flrst-olasa work men. ■ '; -''. 'M" ". WANTED KNOWN.-Positively the last 9 days selling off of cheap. Boots at W. 'Johnston's. Victoria-street. Be In time.— N.B.—All debts not paid within a week from this date will bn put in the hands of a solicitor. .—May 25th, 1882. . W. ANTED KNOWN—tf. Shailer, Tailor, Eden Terrace, next Eden Hall, has oommenoed business in the above line, and trusts by strict attention to all orders to merit a fair share of patronage from the enrionndlng district, where a tailor is much needed, Repairs neatly exe onted. Q ents' owe materials made np. \\T ANTED K.NO WN—£3oo' ■nrorth of T T Wat oho ato be sacrificed. Must be cleared out at once. Gents' Sterling Silver Genevas.32a 6d; Oentß-SterlingßJlver Genevas, ( plate, full jewelled, 42s 6d; Ladles' Superior [Tinlßhßd Watohes, foil .jewelled, extra heavy oasas, £210a. Kvery watbh guaranteed.—S. A, Asher, "City Loan Offloe, opposite Army and Navy Hotel, Upper Queen-street. WANTED KNOWN—CHEAP Tim ber 1 Cheap Timber I And all other kinds of Building Materials, can be nnrohased cheaper and better than anywhere else at the YardVof D. GOI.MB, Albert-street There being bo manufactory for-Joiners' Timber on the pre mises, the customer has an, additional'oppor tunity of getting superior timber, wheel. rights' Materials always in stook. AN TlSD—Wanted id Sell (Cheap),'lC oases of Pic ton Bloaters, 8 for g.d; .11 oases of "Sarmouth Herrings (large), S for 6d Sperm Candles, 8d lb; Jam, 8d; Lemon PecA, Ii 6d lb; Clothes Pegs, Is 3d per gross: HoU and Blaok's Matches, 7d do?; Bell and Black's Til Box Matches, Is 3d do?; ifreeervod Milk, Od tin, 3 for 2s, and lOd tin: 10D do? Kngraved Glam Jugs, 0n1y9,d,3 for-2a; 23 do? Assorted Vases 1b each, Islodpair;.3doz plated Cruets,6sanc 5s (jd; Teaspoons, 3d and id; Jugs 2s 3d and 2; 6d eet; Jugs and Basins, 4s 6d pair; Large Til Basins, is 6d and Is 9d; Toilet Seta, from 7a 0( to 13s; White and Gold Toilets, 16s; White am GoldTeaSets.of 100pieces,£3; Small Tea.Set of 40pices, 18sand20sant; Fancy Toilet Setao 7p10c03, only 8a Gd, 10 pieces 10s 6d: Rlitimel' BW Soap, 7 oakes for Is; S doa. Steam Irom only 3s 6d each; Cups and Baucors. 3s doz Mugs, 2d, 3d, and 4d; Glass Cake Plates,- 8 each; Large Jam Dish and Celery Dish, 2s pair Pint Jußs.only 6d; Brown Teapots, from 9d White Chambers, Is 3d; Basins, from 2Jd Large Meat Dlehes, Is fid; Lot of Pictures. $ and Id: Hat Racks, 8d and Is 3d; Lot ot Bolli from 6d; lOoafies Codflßh,6d ib.;oopa.Te»,.i 8d lb. 4 lbs foi 6?; Whlto Starch. VA by^th packet: Paint ,Broshes A .Sdi i tpisjd ! sto Bnwnos,?Bßet,-Hi WATTS, Fttt-streek



.■■■ :■■!,.-i -iieofOres."':-I.':'- T~£ ;E VO: N~;P;o:R'T; •-rWA'Jjji, Captain Barbv will Lecture at the above HaUTO-NIGHT. Doors open at 7.30; commence at 8. Prices..2a and 10< . TV El ZEALAND RAILWAYS. HtJRUHUI-BMJFF AND B RANCHES RAILWAY. CONTRACT Fo"R~soiuod CRKO3OTHD SLEKPKR3. Written Tenders will be received at this office until noon ot TUBS DAY, the 6th June, 18S2; for tho above Contract. They are to be marked on the butfllde, "Tender for ,50,000:Creoaoted Bloopers Contract," and addressed to tha lion. the aniuiater for PubHo Works. Dunodin. ■Telegraphic tendor.i. similarly addressed uad :marked, "will-be reoeiyed if prbsonted at any Telegraph Offloe by noon of the same date, prq vlded tha.L written tenders are lodged at any UibtUot prr Resident itnglnoec'a Office by'the same hour. Specifications and general.condi tions may bs seen at this office, and at the Public Works Offices at Auckland. Wellington, Nelson.' Greymouth, Chriotchuroh, andlnvor cargiil. The lowest or any tendor not necessarily accepted. ' By command. ■■- "' ft,' - ■ ' W. N. BLMRJi >! ■"' Englneer-in-oharge, M;T, ■ ■I Pnblio Works Offloe,. Dunedin, 20th May, 1832. -.;:.. THREIGHT FROM AUCKLAND (OR Jj ■:■,-, -MANUKAUt'TO WESTPORT.^'} Pnbllo WorJre Oißco, .. .. . WelUngton, 19thMay. 1882. : ' Tenders will ba reoeived at this offloe'until' Noon of FRIOAY, tho 2nd Juno, 1832, for the Conveyance of one Locomotive from Auckland (or Manukau, at the option of the Ucderor) to Weßtport. Tenders to be addressed to the Hon. tho Minister for Public Works, Wellington,; marked outside " Tender for Freight," and to' contain a marked cheque for £25, made payablel to tha Reoelvejr-Beueral'a Deposit Account only. Specifications and conditions may be soon at the Pnbllo Works, Offices, Auckland, Wellington,: Nolaon, Christchurcli.and Dunedin. Telegraphic tenders, similarly addressed and marked, 'will De received, if presented at asy TelograpU Offlco by Noon of, the same date, provided that Written tenders in due form are lodged at any of the. abovenamed offices by the samo hour. The' lowoat or any tender hot necessarily accepted. I Byoommand.' '' "" "* *•*■■. ' ■ • o -...: JOHN 3L ACKETT. • '; - Engineer in Charge, North Island. ' *^&Qv(_i&m_to i!a*W!TOif/i ,':S>::::: 3."' *)i ■. r\](:lh' r.,;. j TUEW ZEALAND; RAILWAYS.) f.<;". .?WHTBD STATIONERY. ; ."'■',, ■'■ General Manager's O&loe, S / i • ~ WelUngton, 25th May,.1882, ' Separate Wrltten'Tenders *ili be received at this offloe np to noon of MONDAY, 19ih Jane,' 1883, for the Supply and Dellvpry of Printed Btationery for North and Middle Island Rail i .Samples And Bpeoifloatlon may heseon,,and forma of tender obtained, at the stores Man- BBer*s Office. WeVlngton, Storekeepers' Offlces,* AuokUnd; ChrlSvOhurcbl and Dunedin. Tondora to be addressed to the General Man ager New Zoaland Railways, WelUngton, nnd marked outside, ''Tender for Printed Sta tionery." The lowest or any tender will not necessarily p . MAXWRLii>; ' i General Manager Now Zoaland Railways. HAMILTON-MORRINSVILLE AND HAMILTON-CAMBRIDGE RAILWAYB. . i ■60,000 EAUjWAY SLEEPERS OONTBAdT.: Publio Works Offlce. Auckland, May 25, .1882, Written Tenders will' be received at this' offloe until noon of THURSDAY, the 15th Jnne, 1882, for Supplying, Delivering, and Stacking at any Railway Station between HolensvSUoi -Auckland, and. To Awamutu, 60,000 Railway Sleepers. Tenders will be re oelved for the whole number or any number not lets than 600. The Sleepers may be either Purlri. Totara. or Kauri. Specifloations and conditions of contract citn be sean at thja olUcb, at the Pnbllo Works Offloes at Hamilton, lluwa Kawa. and Whangarei; at tho Railway Sta tions at'Helensvlllo and J'uk-okoho ; and at the Warden's Offloa, Thamoa. Tendera muat be ad dressed to the Hon. the Minister for Public Works, Auckland; and marked outside, " Ten der for Railway Sleepers.". The lowest or any Tendor will not necessarily be accepted. - By command. '■ — : ■ ' W. H: HALES, ;,;..'!..; £ District Engineer, —dnoatlon Department, ; ..ii i.vi i Welllnßton,2othMay, 183& TENDERS are invited for the Supply of BRBAU. MBAT. GROOKEIKS, FDKL, CLOTHING. IRONMONGKRY. and other Necessaries to the Industrial School at Howe street, and Kohlmarama, from tho Ist day of July to the 31st day of Deoembor, 1882. Tenders, to be addressed to the Ma.ier, will be received up to noon on the 17th day of June next, at Howe-street, where General Conditions and: Specifications may be seen. The lowest or any tender not neoessarlly accepted. By order. ; ;; , 8.0. GIBBEB, For the Secretary. rri O B R IC K M A K E R S ' NOKTHSHOEE, NBIOHBOUEHOOtt OF DUCK OBEEK. WANTED—Coßtraotors to Tender for the mafctaKOf 1,000,000 HANI^MADK BKIOKB, Or Auckland made (pug mill). Tenderers must ba practical men, and be pre pared to give substantial security for fulfilment of oontraot. ~ . . -A. FAIRGRIHVE, Star Hotel, May 20,1882. m E N D E R S. ~. , TO,TIMBER MERCHANTS. g Tenders are invited for the anpply of about 00 (mare or lees) Totara Piles,- ranging in ongthfrom 30 to 60 foot, and from 16x16 at thiok end to 10 xlO at thin endt . . . PartlonlatD and spoolfloation on application m FAIRGRIEVE. Star Hotel. ':'. i! •'! AH :■■■■" ■■ ' < { J ,v Trfß Tenders for above will be received np to FRIDAY (To-morrow), Jane and. at Star Hotel. rn E NDI RS WAN T.E D. In the Assigned Estate of Ashton & Hamil ton, Soot and Shoe Manufacturers, Mannera-Btroet, Wellington. : Tenders will be reoeired by tho Trußtoesln the above Estate for the whole Stock and Plant, in the following lots, viz,:— ' g , Lot I.—All the Stock of Manufactured and Imported Boots and Bhcoa. Lot 2.—Leather, "Grindery,- and Closed Upperß-oonsistingof flrst-olass and well assorted Stock, Lot 3.—Machinery and Plant, These con- BlßtOf- , . 1 Blake's Sole Sewing Machine - I Double Eccentric Press 1 Single do. do. 1 Rollers, Sewing Maohineg, Last*, Knives, Cutting Boards, Patterns, &C, SCO n &O, The whole Stook 1b now on view, and will be disposed of without reserve. The highest approved tender for each lot wli: bo accepted, - ■ ■. Terms liberal, . Tenders will bo received, np to latn Jnno HyNT, TYBB, & QLEGH, Trustees. m 6 B U I L D E RS Tenders will be reoeived nntll noon ot th 7th Instant, for the Erection of a Balcony ani sundry work at the Northern Club. • R. SEALS & SON, Architects. *nO BDILDERS.—Tenders will be re JL belved until Tuesday, June 6th, for th Erection of two Eight-roomed Cottages, fi Parnell. Plam and specifications at B. J Yatoßß' Store, Parnoll. , mo carpis wx- k s BMALL HOUSE AT ONgHPKfIA. Ten«era:re(iul«a on or before MONDAY Jun e Mtioa.m.pun« kAMMoNDi Arohltcct, 8.8. Chambers. fpOBUI L D E R S Tenders will be reoelvei up to noon on Satub dat the Srd June; for the ereotlon of a Yilli Residenoe in.Symondß-Btreet. Plane, Ron at onr offlco?, Queen-street. KDW. MAHONKY & SON, Arcilteoti,



. Amusements. <ar ABBOTT'S 0p e r a H-o.ttf^.yi; ■ Dmscroß.---;......»-Mb. J, O. Wiluambow Stage'Manage*..__-'-;.. »... - Mr. fl. Vernon .TJreaaurer......* .„...:.„.. Mr. J.K.Moore BaCoKsa)Unaeniedand Positive,/SUCCESS successf of tsucoKsa WILLIA.MSON'3 ov,, < "DOYAL r\PEKA /COMPANY. JLVOYAI, VPKBA VuMPAJJY. LAST 3 NIGH'Dri ._, IiAST 3 NIGHTS , KjA9T 3 MGHTS 0F LA&T 3 NiaHTS'"' PATIKiSSCJS t PATIS'NOUi!/, -■" ■ PATJENOKI PATTR-NOBI '"■« Beautiful yoonery. Brilliant Uniforms, Splendid Coßtutues, Grand Chorus. ■■. :•■ ; -.*.«■ THURSDAY. PimuY, HATUHDAY,.' : Ist, 2nd. and 3rd Juiie. Positively last performances of Gilbert and Sullivan's most succestirul opera, wlthapaatj of characters unsurpassed on any ..,* I ■ • Stage in the World. ;,;.,, ALTCE RI«ES. VERDI. ■■"i-'-'nO ' RKAUMONT, HICOARDI. ~,;,,, VKRNON, BEBSIK HOYAIi. , iJBDRDK, EVHLYN KLORED, MLLIHi FORD, ANDitEA NOVAKKO. "'".■"■MONDAY NHXT. June Eth,"' -■■'i:~'< Gilbert and Sullivan's World-fatted Grand1" Nautical Comio Opjra, ,' _ ,■_■ PINAFORE HMH PINAffORK PINAFOKK H.M.B. PINAFORE With aurroundlngßOf unusual Bplenddhr, ands the greatest oast of characters ever known." Box-plan at Waytb's, Qaeon-stroot. BOAiiW of Pricks : Dross Circle, 6s; Orchestra Stalls IReeervea). ss: Unreserved. 4s; Pit. 2b. Doors open 7.15; Ovoitnco 8; Carrla(?os 10 30 t J. P. Ma(u)okau). Itu3lnp[:s MonaßOl'' ■ QBPHAN HOME CONCEk'T.- To-aiffht I to-night! To-aiglit I let JUN&' :;" •=« ,; |.BR OGRAMMK:- PAST '.In '!■. !«» Part Song—"Maroh of tho Men Of >• ■■'. ;- '>'< Harldoh"_ _ .. S." ■'«. 'Barnby Song—" A Free Lanco am I" «. .. 'Main > -.st Ballad—"OnceAitaln" _ .. .. Snlllvan Ballad—" Bho Wore a Wraath ROB6B" •< .., i.. MIBS HAMSOW. . . . . j > PartSontt—"Swoet and Low" .> Barnby Song—"ShouldHo upbraid" .. _ Bishop Offortorlnm—" O Salntarla Hoatla" .. Weiaa ,'-, Mb, H. Gordon Goocii. --~;.,> Seronado—" Good Night, JBeloyed" .. ; .-,..,,.,. Part Song—"All Among the Barley" Stirling Part 11. Sir William Sterridale Bennett's beautiful and descriptive CANTATA, THE "11/TAT. /yiEENI OS IVI AY: ■ !ftitU f3 | Robin Hood. Mr. k. GOKDONGOOOtft Tloketß-THRttK SHILIJNGS; Book Beats, TWO SHILLINGS.., B ~.,.,. W Doors open at 7.50: 'commence at 8. '' ■' ' IJ CarrlftKOfl at 10.15. - Tickets may be reserved at Upton's, v ri e a 'n',-.-d..' c o k -b!>E^'t it -': ■• AT THE hWO S»H \ MOUNT"' ALBKRf PUBMO "HAIiIi i'.,!tfa- : - -i t /■} ■ ■ ..■; - ; .■ ;..rj y:i,vjiH ■ 'iX THB CHOIR Oft PITT-STKBETW^pYAW :"";■.•■•'■'..:,;-':" tJHUBOH,. ' : .;' !l'i'^ a§j2 CS FRIDAY NEXT,- JUNE g» lV ■■■■•'■■ • *■.■ ... ■•,t»r.r,.rCtj6 Doors open at 7.1S p.m,-Tfokcte, Two SUlllnga ' -'' :', oaoI;!' /■,. X, "'P^'l Railways.' -: i -^UUKLAND RAILWATTS. CHEAP FARKB. • •: WItUAMSON'S EOYAI. OPiIA COMPANY, RETURN TICKETS, at Single Rates, leaned on THURSDAY and JTRIDA.Y, Juno let and 2nd, at any Station (to Auckland) will be avail able for Koturn up to and Including Saturday Jane 3rd. LATE TRAINS. ■ • , ;} On FRIDAY, 2nd June, a late Train" Will" leave Anokland for Otahulm at 11.15 p.m. : On SATURDAY, 3rd, a late Train will leave Auckland for Henderson at 11.15 p.m. A. V. MAODONAIiD, District Manager. Corporation Notices. CiITY OJf AUC KL A HI?. TENDERS FOR PARtt tODOfi. I.',:' The City Connoii will receive Tendert iintll 3 p.m. of THURSDAY, June 8, for aboro, In erms of plan and specldoatlona at the offloo of Mr H. G, Wade. Architoot. LowforQaeon-atfeDt, The Council do not bind themselves to accept anv tender. I Tonders to be endorsed,'" Tundoi a for Park Lodge." : ; ; >r_ P. A.PtoUP3, . : ■ ,To#n Clerk. Town Clerk's Office, May 25,1882, ■■ '•- Medical,- saotsfl w?kh J" "'A JM ' B ':.«- i ' .«•■■■ A'^T! B1 '".!*, OEWMIBT AND DRUGGIST. <"'■: i Honsow-siiura*, , ' ~...., .I , □LOCtn TO WurXINQION-BiCBHBt "*: ■■.■ : i: '• :■■. .■ - ■.■■■■;,.■.- !" '. 'i "QHOULD BE IN EVERY HOUSE. • ORAWPOBir^ ; " S A R S A P AH XL ,h f A '-■ x 6 n' .i :&.r: Is an lnvalnableromedy forNorvonenoßß, Qlflfli ness. Low Spirits, Indlseßtloh, ■' Headache. Ohronlo Diarrhosa. Impovoriahed Blood. Qeneral Debility, Neuralgia, Pimploa and Blotches on. the face, Eruptive dlaoasea cf the dkln, &&; and as an APPBTIZBB, it BtsnOa unrivalled. It never disturbs the most delicate Btomaon, but in moat oases greatly nsalßta DiaitSXION and ASSIMILATION ot-* a ; ; • N.OIKIMKNT. -;; ~„*. BUSINESS MEN, GOOD TBMP&AKH, aofl thers will find in It a long-felt Want, u A RESTORATIVE and STIMULANT of great power, without having resort to i] INTOXICATING liIQUOBS. TO PUBDFY THB BI.OOD, OBAWFOfID'S SARSAFARILLA TONIO la oertalnly superior to most of the modlolneS sold for this purpose, and by its judicious u^o many a serious illness might be averted, ai a hundreds save themselves a lot of suffering a net expense they now Incur through neglecting ui take notice of many little disorders that a' few doses of this TONIO would speedily remove; lit is VERY PLEASANT TO TAKK,' and belna compounded of only Harmless Drugs, may ba taken by anyone, however DULIDATB, with SAFETY and BEN KFIT. Prepared only by 0 R A W F v\q ..■"R/,::;^: Pharmaceutical chemist » E W TON AtTOBXAND. Bold in Bottles at si. Each BE L O W A1 LL. —— fl B«d. I •Waltham Watohea.. .k --...ns :e>>6:"- English Watohea ». „ ..386 BestGenovas_ •.. 210 0 Gold Hunting Gcnovas .. .-700 Rotherham'sGents.. ... ..20 0 0 ~'.,: ; If. H. LKWIBSON, ■ Opposite Union Bank. ILHAI& XUUM AS, Ocrner of lone tnfi ViotoMa-attaefni ■ AnoHand Bast "l ■■ "■ m ~ KOXnmXKXAL, biabble, akd oimnm BTONKHASOK, . % ABOHITSCrrUBAIi SCOLPTOK AND OAUVIE, ■ inscriptions aoouate and beantUaL --' Monumonm, Tomps/ HeadHtones, ana everr flsecriptloa of Stone Work at the lowest posalbW prtooa for town and oounar..