The Auckland Evening Star.

rOL. XIIL-No. -3,638.

AUCKLAND, N.Z., TUESdAE, JUNE 6, 1883.

(Published Daily)

PRICE : ON«fl PENNY



■Sj-*.--^- "I fNION STEAMSHI f^-^—^X "S-tNS TABLE— j| JOME, 18S2. »«oamer. DataolS&tnng, intent ■^____ Train, QQAST Ports ig» O M Makpkau). &™ Tuesday. 6,10 a.m. £9.10 am. UAWfiA Tuesday, 13.8 B.m. 7.15 a.nu FuH MgLBOOBNB. Via DOUTH. Rinsabooua* Thursday, 8.10 a.m. — iJoTosniiANA Thnwday, 15.10 a.m. — 'CalUagafcHobart. ..FOR BYPNBY. «Ibawaia Wednes.. U. i p,m, - lkvuka a.nu va. ?fAIABOA | Friday. j%, 6 p.m.' | - ■ —JP« .^B.^LJ, AND KAyAKffiiA, UixqAitooaiA I Tuesday, 6, S p.m. | — tST Cargo must ba booked and alongside oni npnr before advertised time of departure. Daring May Special Tioketa will be issued t( Lyttolton, available for return until June 30. ran"'"om tlc^eta mast b0 t*icen at &* Com Auokiand Branch. 109, Queen street. . ji-KjA QTEAM TO LONDON, ORIENT UNB ~saM™kK The following Stoamahips be longing to the Orient Steam NavigationXJonl pony (Limited) and the Paoiflo Steam Navte* tlon ComDany, will leave SYDNEY at the nnrlermonUoned dates for MELBOURNE, ADBuMDK and LONDON, via SHeg Canals Steamer. I Rfg, Tgnjua I liatn. LTQgHIA i.m l "I Jniie2t """ AT7BTRAL ..„.._ S6O) JnTy I BiRONNE..r_r Sm Jay 17 And tha Service will be maintained by suc ceeding stoamers at intervals of a V on night, Auckland ooßsonßere for Llguria may proooed per Arawata on Juno U. Fares to London, 15 to 70 guineas, Suez qansd Dues, Biin addition. Parcels booked through to London. Pasgonfrora can book from Anoklacd at a throusth rate to cover Intecolonial fore and Canal dues and to peenra speoial advantßKfls. Fa^sages from London oan be gcantea in Auckland. For plana and fall particulars, apply. In Lon obn, to F. Green & Co., Joint Managers of the Lino; or to the Agents In Aaoiclancl. UNION STKAMSHfP CO. OF N.Z. (Limited), Quoon-atreot, •EJkS^ "PENINSULAR AND OKI- J^o.Co^Dany'B Steamships {nndor oontnwt With the Victorian Government for the convey •noe oC her Majesty's raailo) will be despatched i tis.iß.mor I ljeave I Leave I Leave MMM" igWiyfl?. I Meltfrn' I Ad'lade (Via Bambay) I fSH HA WUR — June 16 I June 20 Juno 22 MAL WA, to Bom bay.. Jane3o July i Jnly 8 BUTLKY., Jnlyl2 July 17 July 19 And thenceforth every alternate weeK. Route:—lt Is intended to despatch them Steamers for Plymouth and London via Point deualle. Passonnors tor England will therafore not require to change ste&mers.' W&tes of passage moiuiy to Plymouth or Lon floii! £70 first, and PAS eacond clasii; Italian porta.-fißft flrat, and fllO eecond-claas. Paesorißers booking at Auckland seonre speoial advantagea. For tar thor partiouUurs rospooting passssomoney and freight apply to OKUIOKOHANK ft OO M AeenW, 13. Quean-street Auokiand. EfiLj^fe. TVTORTHiSrtn STEAMSHIP COMPANY (UMITKD). TIMK-TABLK—J UNE. Weather and other circumstances permitting). FOE TAUKANCU AN D BAY OF PLENTY POKTB, STKAMKR. I I)ATK OF BAH.IHB. Glonele Thursday, 8, 5 p m Wellington Monday, 12, 5 p m Wellington Thursday. 15. 6 v m Glenelg Monday, 19. 5 p m GlonnU: Thursaoy. 23. 5 p m Wellington Monday, 26. 5 p m Wellington Thursday, 29. 5 p m 1 Connects at Taarantta for Opo- Btafta tiki and Bay of Plenty Ports I every Tuesday. FOE RUSSELL, \VH»NGAEOA, AND MAS- oomm. Glennlg I Monday, 12. 5p m WBllioKton I Monday, 19, fl p m GlerolK j Monday, £6. spm FOR WiIANGABEI AND WHANQABBI HBAD3. Every Tuesday and Friday, at Arjryle (Carrying paosengors and eorgo for Walpn) FOB MAKOAPAI. Argyle | Every Tuesday, at 5p m FOX MKROPBY BAY. Flngal I Every Monday, at iv at FOR MANGAWAI. Flngal | Every Thursday, at 6p m FOB WAITABA (from Onehnnga). Maoeresor I Tnosday, 6.1 p.m. FOR OPPHAKE AND WAHQANUI (from Mannkan). ' Bowena | Friday,' 9,1 p.m. tS" Cargo mast be booked and alongside one hour before advertised time of departure. Passage tickets must be taken at the Com pany's Offlce, No. 67, Queen-gtreet, Auckland. A. MCGREGOR, Managing Dlreotor. ■m&r^ WOR OPUNAKE AND 3S3:feE 5L1 WANGANUI.-The Northern -^SBBESB steamship Ca'a s.s. BOWENA will leavo the Onehunga Wharf as above- (weather and other olrcumatanoes termlttlng) on FRI DAY, Juno 9, at 1 p.m. —For freight or posßasta apply at the Company 8 Office, 67. Queen-street, Auokiand; or, to A. Barnos, Onohunga.-A. McGregor, Managing Director T^AIUKU & ONEHUNQA ~^^& V? aTEAM NAVIGATION Ca ~^^^"af BjmiTfSD), TrMH table—June, 1883. B.S, MANUKAU. Lewes Onehnnga: Leaves Waluko I jane June 7— Wednesday, Dam 7-Wednesday,l.3opm 10-Ratarday. Ham 10-Saturday.4pm 12-Monday, 3.30 pm 13-Tuesday, 8p ra 13— Tuesday. 4 P m 11-Wednesday, 9am 17-Eatnrday. 6.30 am . 17-Saturday. Hani ig-Mondßy, Bam 19-Mpnday. 12.30 p m 21— Wodnosday. 9am 21— Wednesday, 1.30 pm 2t-Paturday, ia3o pm 24—Saturday, 3 30 P m 28-Monday. 1.30 pm 27-Tncsday. 7a m 27—Taoaday, 3pm 28— Wednesday. Bam 80-Friday, 3pm July 1-Saturday, 10 a m For Mannkan Heads, every Thursday, at Bam Sy order oC the Dlreotora, all Freight must be prwottti a. oronmioma. Atwnt. -B^-B, Sl COROMANDEL| "Tha f ß si and favouriSo a.*'. CO BO MANOU Oaptela, W. D. HareraTOi Time-Tablb. L.avesAuckland, s ijm.Oo S n SS jUII Weather sad other oiMwn«»noM fI P" nlJ}'J n?! AU parcels to be prepaid at offloe. NO. », Qaeen^atraet Wharl. _j-_ m Not jeßponsible in shipping, oarrying. oi Undlng live stock. a. R. H SWINDLKY. Manager. m QXIS A M TO IE! THAMES, IvMBMS» OHINJSMUKI.WAITK&AUBI w «;Hi TE AROHA GOLDFIELDS, MOB Itr SVILLB, WAITOA PLAINS. AND &EUIW AND FOSrSR'3 BKTTJJBMBKT. E^TEBPKISE NO. 2, P.S, TE AKOHA, & P.S. PATDXI. Wednesday. 12 midnight Thursdiy, 1 p.m. The tlins-tab!3 of river etaamors to be seen r. Hntorpriaa Offlce, Thames, To Thames - Saloon, 7s 6d; Staorage, Ea To Ohinemurl through, 6i extra To Te Aroha thrown. LOs extra Not respond oie for shipping, carrying, or dIH oharalnK live stoc*. - Aijeata.



JpOK HOKIANGA Tho FANNY THORNTON wIU For freight, apply to E. R, OARDNO. r _^ _____^__ Fort-street. rpHE Soliooner FLORA will leave for M™ ™*&&U«?® JSfejh, "DEDUCTION IN FAKES .^O^^^ -IV TO LONDON. ■llliaE The r''PPerIhTp~HALCIONK, R T "J.r A.AI at Lloyds. 943 tons register; ih» if "SF1 c°mniandor, la now loading for the above Port, and to ensure a rapid voyage home, will be docked. Her acoommodatlon for ■Sn» (S!SF BS f p Mrf ngerslsunßurp» M ed. Ingpeo r^E, I"^' ?, BU §aU)OQ V"B- £35: Second CaWn .£2O to £23: Steerage, £16 to £18. Bed ding. ato« BoppUed on Board, £5 extra. _^ OWKS & GRAHAM, Agents. «SvQIEAM TO JHS HOT j|§jg|g;C3 SPRINGS, MAHURANGI. KAWAU. ATO Tho sa BOSS OASKY, £1 as UcyS*, W. Somervllle. Master. ?or Hot Bprixißß, iTotokana, Kawan, and Omaha-Every Tuesday Rt H o'clock, re turning on Wednesday. for Hot Springs and Mat nraagl—KTery Thurs day and Saturday at U Ban., resuming on Monday and ffridajr. No Pareela or GooSs taion wlthosrt shipping tote. if or frolsttt or paeeaice apply tc a. j. viasKENs. sarfSe* W'lkam to tharles, caiv. ,^3gggj;k_7 RYIN& PAE3KNOKRS AND mvuso CARGO, oorraßCTiwa 'with Ohlws ?SS &bi!ffi* *""* *KD *mm*+ TIMB TABL3, B,Si BOTOMAHARA, From Auckland:! Tuesday, 1.30 afternoon Wednogday, 1.30 afternoon Thursday, 5,30 afternoon Friday, 6.30 evening From Thames: Wednesday, 9 moruing Thursday, 10 morning Friday, 11 morning Saturday, 12 noon FARES (SKtOLU)- Saloon: Seven Shillings and Sixpence (7s M). Steerage: Five Shillings |£c). Freight through to Te Aroha, ?5a per ton. No cargo reoeived within half an hour of ad rertleed time of leaving. F.UAGISR & TINNK, Agent. fa?*^ fTI O R SALE,. •O3^v «• Tno Fiwt-salllnir Schooner ■ 'Gutty sark/ ttTrrnm Fifty-two (52) Tons Regtator. Apply to W. S. LAURIB. OAaSUWKKKS' LLiNIS Olf -lllPliifei. PACKETS TO NBW ZBA ™"™™" OWNED BY MESSRS, SHAWI MVILLK, & CO.. Si, LeadenhaU-atreat, London, The abore line of Bhlpa aro reirolw traderi lo all the principal ports in New Zealand. Tho; are clipper ships, dossed 41 at Lloyds', and com manded by experienced jnasters. The bill of (are la most substantial, jnd of the bent quality, *nd tho accommodation roomy and convenient. The undersigned are empowered to grant pas iaxes from London to New Zealand, payment for which have been guaranteed in the colony. Return ships to London also leavo at almost regular intervals. Foil particulars on application to L. D. NATHAN & CO., } OWSN & URAHAM, > AgonM. BBUIOKSHANK & CO. ) Drapery ana Clothing. f^A^ICOS. -Splendid Family Calico, 36 V_y Inches wide, at 6a dozen; always Rlvea satisfaction. Sand for Pmterna. — TKSTKR, Draper. Kurangahapo Road. |TILANWEi-S, iJlanKecs, winter Dresses, V Bhirtin(w. &c. at Lower Prlooa than evor. —TB3TKK. Karangahapo Road. . INTER HOSIEKY.— A Full Stock of Women's and Children's, at Cash Prices.—TK3TEK. Draper, Karangahapo Rood. f"^ AND /' deferred « Ipavment |1 |, SYSTEM. _\\ TAILORS, URAPERS, AND OUTFITTERS. HOBSON-STKEBX JNoorly opposite ■WeUington-etreet). Have a" WKti - Asbobted STOOK ol tha BEST CLAaSS GOODS. All Twoods thoroughly ahrunic bofore being made op. and fit and workmanship guaranteed. The Deferred Payment System has been f onnrt 10 be a great boon, by enabling ■ those with mlted Incomes to procure noceeucJiea 1n the easiest possible, way. INBPECTIO2? INVITED VXT ELLJSHLiiV HOUSE. A- LOVETT, Begfl to Intimate to his Customers and the Public generally, that bis WINTER BTOOK OF NftW FASHIONABLE & CHEAP DB4.PKKT & MILLINERY Is Now TO Hand. Dreta Goods In all tie Leadinoc Faßblonablo Shades and Textures. Calicoes from 3d. Flan nels from BJd per yard. Sheeting from lOd. A Large Stock;of Tweeds in all qualities. Blankets HxtraVafueinCorset3,irom2a6d. A Leading Novelty is the " Flexiblß Uip "Corset, very oom ortable and durable, 7a Bd. New Styles in Ladies' Jaofeeta and Ulsters, including the Dolman Ulster. Ladles" and Children's Underclothing and Baby Linen, in Great Variety. ■ A Choice Stock of Ladies' and Children's Hats and Bonnets, trimmed aiodnntrimmed: Flowers, Teathors, etc. A Good Black French Merino, at 2s 6d yard: Black Cashmere from 1». Country Orders receive special attention. One Shilling in the £ Discount on all Cash • Purchases of 20s and upwards, Ar O V B T T» . JU Dbapkb. WeUesley-street riRBAI QABH gALE. WORTH £12,000 WORTH OF GENERAL DRAPE KY MEN'S CLOTHING, CAEPETS, &c, &c, &0,-- MUST BK SOLD REGARDLESS OF CO3TI In consequence of term of Leaso drawing to a close, and Extknsivk Alteba- . tiomb on entering on New Lease. FT COMBRFIKLD . ■ Oi OOMEBFIBLO Has decided on Rbddciko His Immense Stcgk as quickly as possible, nearly all of which la New and Watr. Bought, from Home and Colonial Manufacturers, And will offer to the Public at an Knobmous Reduction is Pkioe, THE CHOICEST LOT OF GOODS THAT HAS EVER BEEN OFFERED IN AUCKLAND, AT SELLING OFF PBICKSI Not the dregs of Stook at the end of the season, as lfl usually the case in advertised sales, but All New, Fashionable, Useful Goods, and jaat tha thing for tho Present Season. ■ Numerous Special Likes in MEN'S CLOTHING exceedingly cheap. For farther particnlurs eeo Handbill and future Advertisement. In consequence of the Immense Stock to Ro i£rk my Establishment will ba Closeu oa THURSDAY, Jnna Ist and Rk-Opbhed on FRIUA.Y. Jane 2nd. SALE TO COMMKNCKON FRIDAY. JtJNS 2. No Entries made during Sale exoept at. Ordlnwy Prices,



Business Notices, OF lAKTNERSEIP AND -Ln removal. ( 0. G. HILL, while acknowledging with thanks the hearty support acoorded him hither to, begs to Btate that toe growth of hid business has induced him to take Into partnership Mr Uko. Plummkr, and that the business will in future bo carried'on under the name of C. G. HILL & 00. After the 31st May, the business will be Removed, to those Commodious Premises next door to Mr Brldgman, Draper, Upper Queen-atreet, where, with Increased faollltiea for carrying on thdlr business, and by strict atteccion to Orders for Materials or Out door Work, they hops for a further Bhare of patronage. C. G. H..& CO. confidently invite inspection of (heir Large Stook of Glass, Paints, Paperhangings, Pictures, Gilt and other Mould ings, Paint Brushos. &c, whtoh, being thoir own direoc Importing, ara offered at the lowest Remunerative Prlcss.—Wellesley-street, May 15, 188*2* J-T O X f A X W~S. In order to avoid mistakes ana, aooldents, I bare made arrangements with MR ROBERTSON, the Proprlotor of the Royal Mail Coaches, To Rnn Passengers through to Lake House ROA,a^TAUPo! * OH™HMU™. Touriets can obtain Buggies at all tlmeßat Tauranga nnd Ohlne.tiutu, and can dopend upon good Coaohes, Buggies, Horses, and sober and oivil drivers, at Lowoßt Rates. ! _ . _ ROBERT GRAHAM. LaVo llouso, Ohinemutu, February U. 1883. A liIMITKDINUMBKROF FIRST-OLASB THRUUGH TICKETS Will be issued for THE HOT LAKES, Tourists will have the advantage of staying at LARK HOUSK, Ohlneinutu, whioh will be found the mot comfortable Hotel In the Lake District, No other tickets but those issued by me avail able fox lake House* R. GRAHAM. Jew., National Insurance Buildings, 83, Queen-street, Auckland. AnoMana. March 16,1882. Cheap Timber, the uwlon sash and duor co. ABE. HOW PJIEPAEED TO SUPPLY ALL KINDS OF BUILDING MATERIALS, isotiijDiNa Sashes, Doobs, Mouldings, Tubkeby, Carving, and Fbmtwokk, AX TIIK VERY LOWEST KATES. Union oash & Door Compan Branch Offios, custom-hovse-3tr kkt, auckland, OH It Mi £L ASJj £ T BUILD i£R, ' HOUSK AND BHIP JOINER, &0.. Foux-stkekt, Auokiand. Having ooaamoncod business in th« nbovo lino. Is now prepared to reoeive orders for every description of Carpenters' and Joiners" Work. Office JfittliißH. Shop Fronts, Oountors, Sholvoa, Presses, Cunboards, etc Kvory description of work connected with tho trarto, from House Building down, exeouted on the Shortest Notice, and moat I'.KASON'/UH.E TERMS. FORT-STHEET, Two Doora from Cnßtomhouso Hotel. ~W 0 T 1 C E, Jwl _____ W. H. SKINNER, ARCHITECT, Has taken offices formerly occupied by the City Council, and over Messrs, Upton nd Co.'s, Queen-street. CiTAJfJPOJtCO & GOKMAM, FKAOHCaL D OLIPfERBi Hones carofully ClippoU, Charges—Moderate. All orders loft at Lendrum's or Youhr'b Stables punctually attended to. — N.B.—Any orders left as Cook's Stables not attended to. B. M A X X I O T T, • AUCTIONEER, VALUATOR, HOUSE, LAND AND GENERAL COMMIS SION AGENT, Karangahapo Road, Auokiand. KST OUT-8008 SALES ATTENDED, "E» rrfo" tn is public. RICHAHD GEORGE, BUTCHER AND UKNRRAL PURVEYOR, Rospootfully solicits the public to try his CHOICE STOCK OB' MItAT, at LOWKBT POSSIBLE PltI0«8. Famlllos waited on for Ordure. Best Qaallty Corned Beef. Shinping Supplied. Note the Addrosß— MANUKAU ROAD, PaRNBLL. ■/ 1 HESXH OJf DJftAWEKS. Very Handsome Chexta of Drawers In rioh Mottled Kauri, also Wardrobcaand very pretty Cheilonlors, at very reasonable prices, for Cash only. The above wood beoo es more beautiful with ge< and la always very valuable. W. NORBIB, Oabinkt Manufactubbb. Top of Bhorfla<id-6troet. HJSjNKT BKAUK & CU. (LIMVIKIM, WHOLESALB MANUJfAOTURTtBB AND IMPORTERS Of all kinds of SADDLERY, HIQH-STBKET, AUCKLAND. EDW. JNO. COX, Manager. X U S X O PEN X D, Finest Brand of Tobaccos, Ciqabs, and Fancy Goods. 176, QUEEN-STREET, Next Rattray"* Clothing Shop. H. BAILEY, TOBACCONIST. HER "EVENING SXAK. Mr Editor: Sir,—l Challenge all Opponents of Local Enterprise, on who they may, to Produce any Foreign Compound for Dyspepsia or Indi gestion equal to ROBLKY'S DIGESTIVE MEAL for Pulso or Porridge DIGESTIVE HROWN BRBAD, and DIGESTIVE BISCUITS J. BQniiKY, 25, Gbky-stbeet. /VLB Oft IUMAXO SAUCE, New season—Quality Guarantkbd, To be obtained of all Grocers, 1/ per Bottle. G. COZENS, Agent. 27. Queen-street ~|j^ DWAiS i) aAttl! vS V, ABoaxTscrr, taiOH3UKYB BUILBINS QUSaN-STBSBT. ULMAN'B PHOTO itOOMS, FHOBTLAND-STREET. Tourists ant Visitors are invited W inspect Pnlman'a Views of tho Hot Lakes, Auckland and Bosh Boenery, &o. The greatest variety oi Original Portraits Of Maori Celebrities in NaY Zealand. PHOTOGRAPHY IH ALL ITS BBAJtOHEg. "O O B E X T WOODS £\l BOOT AND SHOE MANUFACTURER, OORLHY'S BUILDINGS, Hobson-btr«kt (Opposite the Prince Arthur Hotel). EVBBY DESCRIPTION OF BEPAIKS NKATLY EXECUTED. A Trial SoUoltefl. VjUfEKIOIC COKKUGATED TA«&B. k' J, L. KEAK (Lais altbrd ciM^ait, Has for Bale a number of the above, with lapa roadr for use, at reduced rates, at hu Shop, BUlott-street. Largo quantities of Spouting Ridging, and Down Pipes always in stool:, Verandah Iron oarvod at the shortest notice, Country orders will always receive hia prompt attention. Lead washsra always on hand. N ° ZU~ c E> MB E. G. SANDALL Vflshoa to inform his friendaandtho pnblloto eeneral that he huß Opened the Butcher a Shoy In Wakefleldstreet lately occupied by Fowlor and Co., and hopes by keeping the beet quality o£ Meat and strict attention to business to merit aut Bhare of their nppor^ Q gANDAU( . May 4.1882.



■ Public Notices, t {GROUND LIME. GROUND LIME.) FOR SALE, SOUTHGAT E'S MAHURANGI HYDRAULIC GROUND ROCHK LIMB, In any qaantlty, for Conorete, Paths, Floors, Cellars, otc. (nest to stone flagging, 1b un rivalled for durability and hard-aetting qualities). For tanks and other wet work it is a first-class material. B, KEAKE, SOLE AGENT, CCBTOM-HOUSE-STBEET. T*? O T I C TO THE SETTLERS 6F THE KAIPABA AND WAII'OA, POKT ALBERT, AND SURROONDINO DISTKICIS. A Market for all tlw Frosh Mullet car.ght to be found by appljing to the Kaipara Canning Comimny. Uelonsville. OUGH K. WiLMOUR (Late Thomas J. Harbutt), STEAM BRUSH, PORTABLE FORGE, AND BELLOWS FACTORY, VIOTOEIA-STKKET HAS!, Auckland. OtAKJi/i BKOTHBKS, AKTIST PHOTOGRAFHBRS (OPFOSITH VNIOS BANK), QUSSN-BTKSET, A'JCSHS.D, Photography In the Latest and Meat Fcahloanbio Styles, Executed lnl j a manner Unsurpassed In the Colonies, AU Photographs taken by the I2)BTANTi.NIOUH PlJOOliflß. ÜBGB OOLLEGTION NKW ZBA&AHD VTSWS Always on Hand I 1 O TO B A a H VX to Roth's Publlo Hot, Cold, and Snower Baths, Victoria - street East. Charge, Oni BHIUJNB. Opon all week days trom 0 a.m. to V p.m., and Sunday Mornings from 0 till 10 n.m, The Bath-rooms are all private, and supplied with every convenience, Turkish towels, flesh and hair brushns, oomba, respirators, soaps, &c Stilect bath-rooms (private) for Ladles every day, at all houri;, with female sstendanoe. Two Shiluhs AND Sixpknok, Plooefl note the ivddross i Vlctorift-strotiS Kun. sOjove the Grey hoand Hot;l, ?.niJ coxl tho ohoap S&fldlna and Kr.rnittirs J^art, incSland. iTormosea In Moris. 'JEW ZEALAND FKRNS, . 1 Utimoantod, or Tastofully Mannted in varlaas wayt, nOK 11111 TO l!iB VAB ETIEB, or Bnio by ; » R I O CRAIG, PRitfoiba-snuiiKr. -\TATIVITIES CALCULA.TKD 1 5s to -I." fil, BY TIIH Ancient and Wondorful Scionce of ASTROLOGY. Planota' Trannlti for ono year, 6s; Good and Evil Days for 13 months, ss. Time and place of birth must lie stated. Students supplied with Planota' places for any hour during the last 100 yeare. llookß on Astrology. Alehomy, Magic, or Caballiitlo. Booka Bonght or Hxohnnftvd. AU Letters to onoloso otamued direoted onvolope tor reply. " 96, Grsy-stroet. GF. STuTIN bees to drnw the atten • tloa of tho pnbllo tluu he hns oimnod an oilloo at the Union lueuranoo Compuny'n Build ings, Quien-sircot, wheru he intemin bo curry on bualnoas us House, Land, aud Kotato Asont. Tl/T ATS AND MATTING. THE ORIENTAL FIBRE MAT AND MAT * TING COMPANY. (BY ROYAL LETTERS PATENT), Manufacturers of Patent Mattings Patent Mats Cocoa Mattings and Cocoa Mate Wool Bordered Mata. Vobda Work*, Hwhwoeth, Wilts (England) Solo Agents for New Zealand: OPPENHBIMER & CO., AtTCKLAMB, Who will give Prices and Terms on application. HE CELEBRATED AMERICAN WHITEWATKK WAGGONS, so long expected, have just been landed, and ara being But up by Jin. A. Alaokik, of Durhsm-fetrect, wbo is the nole agent in Auckland for tho White water Waggon Company, Theeo WaKßona aro much euporlor to any thing ever before imported. Thoy vary in sire and in deslgn/nnd while thoy are not more than two-thirds the weight of similar eized Colonial made Waggous. thoy are so conntructod that they O'ic carry hoavior loads, and are more durable. The Company givo a written guarantee with eaoh Waggon, and If anything breaks or goes wrong with it within twelvo months from day of ealo, the samo will be ect right free of oharge. They aro now on view and for sale, but as soon as convenient aftor thn flttlog up is com ileted, thoy will be pat np to publlo competl ion. For full particulars apply to A. MACKIB. Uaibam-stroot ; Or to CARBINKB & TA^LUR, Auctioneers, Qucea-street. S T. $&. U N G O. NOTICE OF REMOVAL, CHAS. CANNING, in conveying to his namorous oustomors snd friends hU Blncero thanks for the generous support accorded him during tho past twenty seven years, would respectfully intimate to them that ho has OPENED thobb NEW PREMISES Next door to Messrs, Glunvllle and Ellyott, Grocars, and Immediately opposite to Union Bank of Australia, where all orders will be attended to during tho Erection of bib New Premises. CO. would also beg to inform those gentle mon who have bo long and so liberally tatronised the Cafe, that that branch of the business will etiil be carried on at the rear of the old building—entrance by St. Mungo Lane, Shortland-street. UPPER SYMONDS-HTBEET, TO THE PUBLIC. ALFRED X V E R (Late Robertson Bros.) Begs to thank the inhabitants of Auokiand and environs for their patronage since taking tho above business, and would remind them that he has now Removed to Nkw Spacious Premises on tho site of tha recent fire. Mr Tyer has also taken the adjoining property, where the business o£ Firßt-class Fruiterer and Confectioner will be established. By selling none but the Best Articles at Mode rate Frlces, and giving the Publio strict atten tion to all Orders, tho proprietor solicits that enpport hitherto accordc PIANOITOKIES & HARMONIUMS on the Deferred System of Payments, may be had of Mr Webb, Wellcaloy-street t'ianoand Uarmonlusi Saloon, without any addition to the price; or, for Cash a liberal dinoount will bo allowed. Mr Webb draws spcolul attention to his Ncumeyer double over-Btrnug Iron Framed Pianos, whioh for Elegance, Power, and Sweetness of Tone, aro not surpassed. N .B,—Just arrived, a Shipment of Ifinst-class Harmoniums, price from 12 to 15 guineas. Pianofortes for Hire from 10s the month. A Fine Toned American Organ, with 7 stops and 2 knee swells, cilbo, a 6 stop Alexander Harmonium, Second Hand, at a low price for cash, \\r EBB'S Pianoforte and Har- VV monium Saloon, Wellealey-Bt, Q U R V E V NOTICE. The undersigned begs to Inform his Friends and the General Fnblic that he has OPENED an OFFICE in CANADA BUILDINGS (late City Council Chambers), Queen-street, Auck land, with a view of facilitating the transac tion and completion of his increasing profes sional business. WILLIAM TOLB, Licensed Land Transfer and Native Lands Snr veyor. Mining Kuainoer. and Land Agent. m O 1 H J5 c U B L I C. marriotTbros., Wholesale and Retail Manufacturing CONFaOTiOJfERS, QUKEN-STRKET. Manufacturers of every description of Sweeta, ■t" Try onr Superior Cough Lozenges, Solo Makers la Auokiand. tST— The Cheapest House in Town.— "m One Trial will secure future favours. MARK iTIT BROS., CONFECTIONERS, QUEEW-STBEET,



Public JNoticea THE MORTUAwE AND AGENCY COMPANY OF AUSTRAL 4J3IA (LIMITED). CAPITAL „ j. .. ' _ „ fISW,eOO, London DiiiKOTone: Lord George G. Campbell. Argyla Lodee, London. Robert ffAngr/HABfION, Esa.. M,D,, M.P., Kiny6an:Aboyno. Scotland, and Reform Siqmond Hoffnunq, Ksq,, Messrs. S, Hoffnung and Co., Merchant*. Basalnghall-street, Lon don, Sydney, and Brisbane, Nathan alfked Nation, Ksq, Msasre. Li D, Nathan and Co.. Merchants, Colemaa street, London, and AueklaDd, N.Z. JAME3 Pellatt Kickman, Bsq., Messrs. Pel latt and Co., Faloon Qloss Wotks, St. Brlde etreet, London, William Robkktbon, Esq. (late of D. asd W. Robertson, Dundee), Holland Park, Lon don. Nobman Thonson, Efl«., Hope Pork, Bromloy, Kent, Colonial Diniccrona: The Hon. J. O. Smith, Member of the Legisla tive Council of Fiji, William hknnings, Kgq., Imperial German Acting Vice-Consul, Levuka. Fiji. J, M. Brower. Ksq. (late United States Consul), Levuka, Fiji, This Company beg to intimate that they have commenced business in Levuka, and will be roady to receive applications on the Ist June. Advances will be mado oa Mortgage, and also on Produce conslg&ad through the company for Bale, on favourable terms. Indents will be executed in Great Brltlan, tho Continents of Kurope aad Amerioa. and in the Colonies, on the vary b«gt terms, for General Merchandise, Sugar, and other Machinery, Portable and Stationary tlteara Ksginos, &0,, &o, Agsaoy and Insurance Business of every description efficiently and economically con ducted, R. L CONACMER, m j »> „,,„ Colonial Manager. 23rd May, 18S2t rjl HOMAS' E. Q AIiTEK, PRINTS, MOULDINGS, BLABS, MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, FANCY GOODS, CONCERTINAS. MBLODIANB, TIOLINS, TIOUN BTWNGS AND FITTINGS, AND MUSIC. 88, VTCTORIA-STREET, AUCKLA^D, BIX DOORS tßOit ALMBMTBIum . Wholesale aid Retail Plotue Fromo Manu facturer, Musical Instrument Maker. Teacher, Importer and Repairer. Teaoher of the Pianoforte, Organ, Concertina, Violin. Cornet, and any Brass Inatraraant «E E 1)1 SEED] SJSitD! FOR SALS, the following New Bocda, ex Roman Empire !— Red Clover white Clover Cowgrasa Alsyko Rape Luoerna Turnip Mangel Linseed Hemp Canary &c, &o. The nbnvo will bo dlsposod ot at Lowest Current Prlooa. POTTER AND CO., Dnrham-atreat. JAMKS JBUTOUiSK, OARTKIR, CONTRACTOR, SCO Qords Cnrt«d asd Delivered from ship's side On Shortost NoUcw. Ballast BappUod. NvrrcAßTLs and Bat or Islands Coal AUc Firewood (out and uncut) reasonable.. jyOTIOE O* PARTNJiBSHIr. W. GUNSON. In thanking Us friends and tha geni'r.il »üblic for tho very cordial rapport hitherto accorded him, begs to state be has taken into Partnership MR It W. MARTIN, for many years with Mr Ohag. Major Qato mar chaiit), of thia city; and that from the lit June proximo, the Bu«tnesa will ba carried ob ttndar tho style, or firm, of GUNBON & MARTIN. Oonorai Produce Grain, Seed Merchants, and Commission Aganta, J£ X M Q V X L. On tho above date, tho Business will be Re moved to thoso New asd Ccmmodioua Premises recently erected by Messrs W. and G. Win stone, in Uustom-houeo-etrcot, where, with in creased facilities foe working, and every con venience, with strict attention to the interests of their cufltomors, combined with modarate obargea, a still further support is oonffdently looked (or, and respectfully eollolted. Auokiand. May 29,1883 rnitKKsi tbTesi thkk% At the PARK HALL NURSERIES, Waimka Road. Tho LAROK9T laid FWEBT BTOOK Ot TRANSPLANTED and SEEDLING TRESB In NELSON. 40.000 Fruit Trees, one, two. and three yean old 100.000 r-ise* Insignia, from SB to 15a 101 25.000 Cupravua Macrocapa, from it to ZOs 100 Walnuts, Chestnuts, Filbert Nnts, Magnolia*, Erica Variegated, Holly, Yews, Horechestnnts, Quicks. Barberries, Afrioan Box Thorn, and a Large Variety of Flowering Plants, Shrubs, &c John Hale. waimka roau, nelson, Merchandise. A» HKAT HE X, GENERAL IMPORTER, HAS ON" HAND AND TO ARRIVE Conrvoislers' Cotrnao ABBOOiated Vineyard Cognao MnUer Frerea' Cognao; in bulk, case, flask, halMasfc Lownilea'a Km, 81 OP Lamos Heart and Qteensland WHISKY Bmlhl eroenlcos, Invornoes, Qlenllvet, and Terrier, Klrker Grotr Ca'a WHISKY (Case)- Collie Blend, Boyal Blend, Rob Roy, Inver ness, Lome, Stewart, Glen Almond Old Irish, in bulk and oose BGHNAPPB- Henke's, W. & A. Gllbey'a WINK 3 AND SPIRITS— Port, Bherry, Sautorne, Sparkling Summei Clorot, Hook, Champatcne, Brandy, Rum, Scotch and Irish Whisky; all Ir bottle OANDLSa- Brandon'B, De Roubalss Lunar Plooes National, Belmont, and Imperial Sporn. Flntod ParafQn Candles ALE— Bass, Bottled by Hall Boar's Head, Bottled by Hall Payne's,. Bottled by John Reid Ashby's & MoKwin's BTOUT- Hall's " Boar's Head Edmund's "Pig" Gulneea's, Bottled by Blood Wolfe 6 tons Genuine White Zln cPslnt 60 drums Linseed Oil 25 drums Raw Oil 25 drums Colza O 100 cases Castor O BARNS & CO.— Kippered Herrings (Red and Freeh) Salad Oil, Pickles, Jar Salt POOLE -100 casea Plcklea (assorted) STEPHENS -100 oases Flokles (assorted DRIED FRUITB -250 cases Currants 100 cases Elemes 1300 boxes Figs Mawer/s Dandelion Coffee Branson's Kxtraot Coffee KBRO3ENE- Devoe's Royal Brilliant (warranted to stam Government test) Sylvan, 130. Water White Premium, 150, Water White TOBACCO- Over the Water, la's, 6's, Nailrod, an Double Thlok P Pieces Royal Standard, li's Venus, We, 6's, DTPP vesTas- R. hP i i Ovals, 250'8i and Plaids and strikers Bryant and May's Sift's, Plaids Patent Safety OILMEN'S STORB3- Teaa, Sugars, Paper Ba«8, Preaerred Fie! JTruita, and General Goods ot Dlflerei Manufacturers Always on Hani. 41 HEATHER



MecucaL MORE LOCAL EVIDENCE OS THS . CURATIVE ROPERTIES OF J3KOFESSOR O.USSCOTT'S Herbal Treatment. MAY NOW BE CONSULTiS!) At HIS AD DRESS, SnOBTLAKD-STBBST. To Professor Gusscott, Shortland-street, Anofc land. Sir,—l hereby certify that for over two years I was troubled with a violent cough, with s\ frequent spitting of b'.ood nnd great palpita tion. I would not attempt to walknpahill.noryot to lie down In my bed during that time. I was unable to ao any %7ork, after spendin; a great deal of money on doctors and obemiotj, aa well as bolng an out-dosr patient of the hoapltal. I lost oil hopss of recovery, bat seeing co many oures you had effected in the " Herald," I was advised to come to Auckland and give yonr herbal remedies a fair trial, and I am happy to Bay in "is: weeks I conld return to the Thames a strong, healthy man, frsn from cough or palpita tion, thank God and yon r.lso, I Bhall bo ablo to recommend your horbal treatment, for I can speak for myself, also from scores I have seen inyourplac at different times, aud every one speaking in tho highest terms of yonr tro'amont, —Ueliuve mr> to bo. yours over urfitfiful, Frank Southerby, Thames, January 3rd, ISS2. To Professor- Gneecoti, Hhortland-etraet: Sir, —For the last threo years 1 hava boon with thtvt dreadful complainc called oyepe^Bia, or indiges tion. It did not matter what lute, In an hour or so after my stomach would Ixuin to swell, that I should nave to unfasten my clothes. The food used to turn sour on my stomaoh. Then I would commenco belchlnj? wind and gas. Dirty sour froth woulil heave from my chest. I had to be very particular in what 1 should eat. Fat meat, cabbago, or potatoes, or cheeeo—thoy acted on me like so much balm, in fact I did not kiiuw what to eat, for nuthirg would agree with me. But hearing of your Herbal Toulo, I was Induced to try a bottle, asd when I had one I wanted nioro, for ray health was more to me than money. I foand more relief from your Tonic and Composition Powder than all the modiolne I have ever taken. You have ef fected a perfect care of me. I can eat now any thing as well as thereat of my family, and enjoy it.—Believe me to bo, yours ever truly, Mrs Elizabeth Swan, Parnell, January 11,1882, To Profesßsor Guisootts Dear Sir,—My caea was so remarkable and my cure so effectual.that I feel it my duty to givo you a testimonial as my evidence. I have bean suffering with rheuma tism for tho last Boven years, and a groat jiurt of that time I have not been able to dreea or un drew myßelf. For flvo years I was unable to walk without crutches. I was tired of my life, because I was a harden to myself and family, but hearing and peeing the wonderful cores you had effected in different caroniocomDlalnts.and a great number which 1 know, whioh aro not published, but I think it my duty to you and to the public, that a man of your skill in curing such chronic complaints as mine should be n houeobold word. I was Uko a raaa drowning, I waa K'ai to grab at anything, but I am happy to sns th.-it. jtbrouuh sour horbal truir.mont, I »tn hearty and well, and can go without O'utohcs as well as ever.—Bulievo me to be, youra ever Rratetol, Ji .C, Dean, Ponsonby, January 10, iy 2. To Professor Gusscctt, Shortland-streot. Sir, —I am happy to inform you of the perioot oore I havo received through your mediolnal treat ment. I came to you on the 27th of September last. At that tima my leR was pronounced in curable ; bat when 1 como to you you told me that you would convinoe mo in a fortnight, and I am happy to Bay you havo fulfilled your promise, although I was rathor doubtful: but I waa told by a friend of mlno that, If I eaid CO. you would not treat me. My friend's name is Mrs Walkor, who knew you in Christchurcb. She was also a patient of yours whioh you cured of the dropsy. lam Loppy to say that I have dlspeneed with.' my crutches, and able to attend to my domestic duties. I (flvo yon this for the benefit ct others who are onilennß as 1 bave ■been for yoara.— Yours, ever thankful, Mrs Blly Joyce, Newton-road. December 1. To ProfeesorGußSCOtt.Shortland-Btrcet. Dear Sir,—lt is with great, pleacuro that I add to the number of your valuable testimonials for the mlraouloua oaro your racNJioine has performed on mo. 1 hnvo been troubled with what some modiosl men oall indtfte ition, others dyspepsia, but when I came to you on tho lflth ot Bept., you told mo that I had liver complaint; you explained to me my eymptoma abont the palpita tion of ihoheart, the wind on tna stomach, cold hand?and foot, the source's of the wind and gas I ui>od to bolch, cold ciiilla running down my tack, and, in fact, you described my feeling 3 co minutely, that 1 was quits eatioflerl that you understood my ooropUint. and I am harpy to Buy thtit through s our herbal treaunont you have effected a perfect cure.— Youraovur grate ful, Mrs M, IJttle. Hobsnn-etroct, Auokiand. To Professor Gnssoott, Shortland-street. Sir,— I havo been troubled with neuralgia in both my head and face, and been deprived from many nights' sleep, and when I sat down to my food many times I have bad to get up from the I table and walk about without nver tasting food. As I told yon; when I applied to you, that I had tried all tho chemists in town, and I only got temporary ralleL Whon you told mo you would euro me in a minuto I was very doubt ful, but am happy t > say you did bo, I should recommend any lady suffering from the same to glvo you a trial, as you told me, it no cure, no jay.—Believe me to ba, yours ever thankful, Rachel Cousons. Victoria-street, November Si. To Profossor Gucscott, Shortland-street '.V is with groat pleasure that I acknow ledge a perfect cure I havo received through your horbal treatment; I have been troubled with scurvy for three years and iiino months, which I explained when I called on you. I told you I could form no other o&use unless It was through sloeptsK In a bed whore some cne bud boon sleeping who had the ecurvey. I have always been very particular when staying at the hotels to examine tho linen before eoing to bod. I havo met many men on aiy route who ta'e got tho sarno complaint through sleeping in dirty bods tho came as I did. I also tola you when I applied that IhtidtHkonagreatquantity ot mediciLo uutli my hair bogan to fall off; but ' I happened to Bee your adveniseinont Btatinß that your troatmont was sololy herbs. I havo known wonderful euros effected through tho herbal treatment when minerals have failed," and being a b<:llover in herbs, I was very happy to place myself under yonr treatment aa scon as you came to Aucklan d, and t am glad to say you havo effected a cure on me and made me a olean, strong, healthy mau.—Believe mo to [be, youra ever thankful, Alfred Hopkins, Now North Road, December sth. f To Professor Gusecotc Dear Sir—lt is with (treat pleasure I havo in recommending youi Tonic I have been suffurlog with wind and spa«ms on tho stomach for several years, and I could not get any relief, I ate turned to wind. I could not eat, I could not Bleep (I often had te get oat of bod and Walk 1 about for hours. I was advised to take cod liver and quinine and Iron, &c, and all to nc good. I had to Rive up my employment foi wooka at a stretch, but l was advised by a ■ friend of mine, who waa working at the Union Sash and Door Company, to apply to you .and that you would convince mo in a week. 3wai rather doubtful of tals, after trying bo many different medicines, both from tho Hospital and ohomlstß, and other patent medicines. I thought it was impossible for uju to get cured so quioß and bo perfeotly as you have done. lam happj ■ to say in two months' tiuio you havo made mo t new man. I can eat well, and also enjoy r • good night's rest, with many thanks to you, anc t I hope your £ays will bo long in Auckland, foi the good ot tho community at large Yourt respectfully, Klohard Lawcon, Ponsonby, Feb ruary 2nd, ISS2, ! To Professor Gusscott, Bhortland-Btreot: Sir- As you aro aware that I explained to yon, whei I applied to you, that I havo been troubled witl bleeding piles for tho last five or six years, as j told you 1 havo trlod medical men, chomists,anc old women's cures, but never had a perfect ourc nntll I applied to you, about els weeks ago They used to come down and bleed for an horn at a time so that I should have to change mj olotheß, but when you told mo you would makt mo worso boforo I should be bettor. I could no reokon you up. I thought I should have to glvt up business altogether, if I should bo worse, bui in four day a you convlncod me that I could give you this testimonial with confidence, that ii five weeka you have effected a porfect cure oi me, I Bhall ever be a believer in herbs after thi wonderful cure you havo performed on me.- Yours, ever grateful, Henry Marsh, Albert street, October 11. To Professor Gußacott, Shortland street :!Dea: Sir,—lam happy to inform you that througl your horbal treatment I can safely say that have received more bonoflt through yonr herba treatment than all the modloina that I hav< ever taken. I havo beon troubled with asthm; for the last live years. I was obliged to give U! my business tied coiae to Auckland for moflics treatment, and seeing your testimonials and th many ouros you had effected, and alao that ye required no information and that you could tel a man's complaint as coon as you caw him—yo! did so to me so correctly, and that Is more thai apy medical man over told me before, and i gave me confidence to place myseif under you treatment. lam well known in Cambridge, shall roturn home on Wednesday, and you ma; rely you will bave many applications from thn district,—Yours, truly, John Hargraves, Queer street, Auokiand, Professor Gnsscott would impress on tnos who may do him the honour to consult him tha the utmost secrecy can be relied upon ; mort over, from long experience, and a careful stud of the human system, he can decide almost at glanco tho diagnosis of the case, thereby roller ik the patieut o? a great deal of narvou nes and hc3it;itioD. Professor Gussoott Invites tho confidence [c either sex Buffering from functional derange mont. spermatorrhoea, exhausting dreams, &( Profeßuor Gueacott has made ucrvous debilit and loss of power his special study, from wha' d ever cause arising. Ho would earnestly lmprci upon those who do Buffer to Beck Immediat advice and counsel, if they desire " an old ap serene aud bright." I<et ao false delicacy dot< Buffering victims from removing tha cauße < thia bllßht to raanhood. The strioKat confluent ivtr bo relied ucon CONSULTATION GRATIS. I Can be csnsmtcja oy letter. ' Public Inspection Invited to the largo bdsoi \ inent of BRITISH and AMSKICAN UEBB v Koto tha 4-ddfO-a— at JPIIOFESSOK GrUSSCOTT, Next Door to Me?artj Wiukd aud Hal KBtablishmest. Bhoktland-sxkket, Auckland,



FOB- SALE. "DILLIARD TABLIS FOR SALE. Just landed, ex Halclone, Full-size Solid Mahogany Billiard Table, with all the acces sories necessary tor furniahlng a Billiard-room completely, Including Chandelier. ARTHUH H. NATHAN. S3, Lower Qneea-strcel;. FOX SALE, Lease oE allotment, Cus tomhou3ostroet(oppositeGleeson's Hotel), with all Buildings thereon, comprising Large Workshop (80 x 60 feet), Office. Shop, and Dwelilng-housa, and other Buildings. Also, Bteatn Knßtae and Bnw Bench, Clroular Saws, &c—Apply to Charles Balloyi Hhlp, Yacht, and Boat Builder. StAUH POSITIVE SALIJ, at about halt I? thfl usaal price, an Immense Lot of Hosiery (bought considerably under value), at Holloway's, 217. Queen-street (next to Hewln's). T> ESIUEH CX FOR SALE, For Ssle. that Comfortable Residence, situate near top of Grey-street (lately occupied by Mr Robert Home), containing 10 good rooms, utted with every convenience. The honso and grounds hare recently been put in thorough order, Terms easy. SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, Auctioneers. "im O JK S A L JS. Freehold Cottage and Allotment, in Efien Crescent; four rooms and Kitchen; water laid on,—Price £260.—Apply to Arthur H, Nathan, 33, Lower Queeuatreet. - . SU'OK BALK, really cheap, a (Jompact SJ Farm of 160 acres; about 60 acres in grass, part under orop, part good buah and fern; a Six-roomed House, Stajulo, Cow-shed, ftc.i Zj miles from railway station and only 12 miles from town by good road, FOX SALE, a nice little Dairy Farm of 72 acres, all fenced and divided into pad'looks, with good House, Stable, Sheds, and every con venience, and deep-water frontage, 10 miles from town. Apply to John Sofpbt, House, Land, and General Commission Agent, No. 8, Queen-street (upstairs TGI O R POSITIVE SALE. That compact little Island, known as Wood's Island, about1 half-way between here and the head of the Waitemata. containing 100 Acreß, with Cottage, good Orohard, and several im provements, plenty of fresh water all the year round, and a good wharf for the convenience of steamers, &c—Apply to JOHN BOPPKT. House and Land Agent. No. 8. Queen-street T^i oi R" is A L~ E, t Pin TONS GALVANIZED CORRUGA i Oy TED IRON JQQ TONS FENCING WIRE OKQ BAJJR.ra'B KNIGHT & BEVAN'S W. S. LAUME, 10, WYHDHAM-STRKKT. £fiQR sale at jmKisiviAN'iS bay SJ MILLS, Late Sopfbtt s. QBNUINE BONEDUST, WHOLEBALK AND RSTAIL, At Lowest Mabecet Rates. BONES BOUGHT in ant QUANTITY, AT thk Mill, OATS AND MAIZE CRUSHED. D. H, MoKENZIE, FortHitreet. Aprii 2Sth. IJi O R SALE, At Lowest Market Rates : Rosin, Fitch, and Tar Kerosene, Paint.acd Olive Oils Champion's, Scott's, and Btorer's Genuine Wniie Lead, in wood Wuntz Metal and Nails Largo Stock of Canvas, various brands Wire Rops, from 1J inch to J inch Belt Rope, Hemp, ana Manilla Rope, all sizes Patent Windlass (wood), Frills, and Pallfl Anchors, from 16 owt to 10 lbs Chains, trom i Inch, tc I inch. Colza and Fish Oil. I D, H MOKENZIE, FOBT-STRSKT. Maroh 18. 1882- WANTED WANTED KNOWN-Money to Lend 00 Personal Beourity, Persons Borrow ing £5, receive £i 10s; £10, £9; £20. £18; £30, £(5; repayable la Weekly or Monthly Instal ment?. Striotest seoreoy.' Bills discounted dally.—London Loan and Dleoount Companyl High-street (between Shortland-Btreet and Vul oan Lano). • WANTED KNOWN — That O. W. GOODSON has lust received, per Halciono. IS cases of Goods, comprising the Very Latest Novelties from England and Con tinent. Among these he would prominently bring to the notice of the publio a very ohoice assortment of Gold and Silver Jewellery, which ars marked at unprecodontly low prices, as , shown in window; also. Terra Cotta Wore In i the most fashionable designs, consisting of ; Plaques, Flat Plcques, V»*eß, Koman. Grecian, i oIC. Theeo Gooilb are all the rage at Homo, and aro suro to command a roady e»le. An Early Inspection of the Imni«Dse atid Varied Stock in tho LONDON ARCADit la requested. "" ANTKD Known— That J. Cosgravo and Co, have the Largest, and Beet : Stock of Men's and Boys' Clothing to choose ! from in Auckland. \*7AISTED KNOWW— That B. Porter Vt and Co. have Opened their New Ware -1 houso at Newmarket, with a Largo Assortment ot Furnishing ana General Ironmongery. All 1 Goods at Town Prices. ' W ANTE O KNOWN.— That Professor V T Guscott has received a large stock of British and Amerloan herbs, and he is prepared i to supply the publio with the same at id per oz, ; As ho is the only practical herbalist in he i colony his BtooS will bear inspection. t \\r a N TE D U O WK- I TT * BLOMFIKLD'S WORM POWDKRB I aro the Finest Remedy for Worms. lapaokets, f One ShllliBK; by Post, Is 2d.—WEBT KND J PHARMACY, Ponaonby. ( \JTTANTKD KWOWJS that the Victorian * T ? Loan and Disconnt Agency's Advertise J merit appearaon ith page, Bth column. c \\r AJNTKD KiiuWN, that fi. Mltchel r W son ft Co.. No. 19. Queen-Btreet Whart, 1 are selling Malzo, Oats, Bran, Sharps, Flour, t Oatmeal, fto., fco., at lowest market rates. I \»rANTiiD KNOWN.—The Anckland j VV Timber Companr, Limited (late G. i Holdship & Co,), are Belling every description 1 ot Timber j slao, Sashes, Doors, Mouldings t Turnery, Fretwork, &o, at Speolally Low a Pnoea.—Customhonse-street West. h \A7"ANTJ£D to Kell> a Bakeryi Uon- V ¥ feotlonery and Grooery Business com bined, in a rapidly rising district; good trade in n small goodB: about £300 required; long lease,— J E. Waters, Qqeen-Btreet. I \\r ANTKD—Tailors to bear in mind 1 V T that I have in stook a large assortment 0 of Black and Blue Superflnes and Dooaklns, '■ Twcedß, Coatings, Bedford Cords, and Trim -5 mlngs of ail descriptions, short lengths of whioh , I out at Wholesale Price. 2 A, LOVfITT, WeUesley-stroet. t «»7 ANTED JtiNOWN — That J. H, 1 VV Dalton has Opened a Speolal Branch o! Q the Tailoring Business in Victoria-street East, a for the purpose ot making Ladies' Garments, c such as Ulsters, Habits. Jackets, etc., made in - the most approved styles, by firat-olass work. "■ men. ' WANTED KNOWN —F. Shailer, Tailor. Kden Terrace, next Eden h Had, has oommenofid business in the 1 above Udo, and trusts by strlot attention il to all orders to merit a fair Bhara oi o patronage from tho sunounding distriot. where 6 a taUor is muoh neefled, Repairs neatly cxc- P cuted. Qtsnta' own materials made up. »1 ta/AWi'ED KNOWN—£3OO worth oi 2 Vy Watches to be sacrificed. Must be n cleared out at onco. Sentß* SterUng aUvet „ Genevas. 32s 6d; Gents" Sterling Silver U onevaa, „ } plato. full jewelled. 42a 6d; Ladies' Superioi R Finished Watches, foil jewelled, extra heavj ,i ombs, £2103, iCvery watch guaranteed,-S. A, t Asher. City Loan Offlco, opposite Army and y Navy Hotel, Upper Qaeon-atreet, lt \)ITANTED KNOWN—OHKAP TIM> l> YV.bisr! CHEiP Timber! And all othei klndß of BnlldlDg Materials, can be purohaeec ohoaper and bettor than anywhere else at the !O Yards ot D. Goldih, Albert-street. There boinf it no manufactory for Joiners' Timber on the pro Q- mises, the customer hns an additional oppor y tunity of getting Buperlor tlmbsr. Wheel a rif?ht3" Materials always in stook. 38 «W AN TJED—Wanted to Sell (Cheap), 1( V ? caaos ot Plcton Bloaters, 8 for 6a: 1 '■ oases of "Yarmouth Herrings (large), 5 for 6d 0 Sprirm Caudlos, 8d lb; Jnm, 8d; Lemon Peel. 1 0 0a lb; Clothes Pors, Is 3d per gross: Bell am '? Black's Matchos, 7d OOZ: Bell and Blaok'B Ti: ' Boi Matches, is ad doz; Preserved Milk, 9d tin sa 3 for 2a. and Kid tin; 1(10 ecz Engraved Glae co Jugs, oaly Ofl, 3 for 2s; 23 doz Assorted Vasei e> Is each, 1h lOd pair; 5 doz plated Cruets, 5a an aT. 5s fid; Teaspoons, 3d and Id; Jugs %* 3d and S 01 6d ret; Jugs and Basins, 4b 6d pair; Large Ti 36 Kasins, 1b 6ti and Is 9d; Toilet from 7s 6 to 13b ; Wbtti and Gold Toilets, 16s; White an Gold Tea Sots of 100 pieces, £3; Small Tea Sel otlOpicea, 18s and 20s sat; Fancy Toilet Sotsc 7 pieces, only Sa 6d, 10 pieces 10a 6d; Kimmel' ct n v Soip, 7 cokes for Is; 5 doz Hteam Irpni 3. only 33 Bd each; Cnpa atd Sauceta. 3s doz Mugs, 2d, 3d. and Id; Glass Cake Plates, B eftca; Largo Jam Digh aad Colery Diah. 2s pair Pint JuiJR, only 6d; lirown Teapots, from M • White Chambers, is Ed; Basins, from 2M U 0 m i6m "ocS* &os 4. v i m; oood Tea, l Packed 'palnT M^WSa;l^ ItSStii, SSSfc-a. WAITS. HtWMSt.'



TENDEBS- TUEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS, PBINTED STATIOMKBY. General Manaßor's Office, Wellington, 26th May, 1882. ' Separate Written Tenders will be received at this offlce up to noon of MONDAY, 19th Juno, 1882, for the Bupply and Delivery of Printed Stationery for North and Middle Island Rail' ways. , Samples and specification may be seen, and forma of tender oDtained, at the Stores Man eeer's.OSce, Wellington, Storekeepers Offices, Auckland, Chrtetchnrch, and Donedin. Tenders to be Addressed to the General Man ager New Zealand Railtrayn. Wellington, and marked outside. "Tender lor Printed Sta tionery." The lowest or any tender will not necessarily bo accepted. J. P. MAXWELL, General Manager New Zealand Railways. Note.—la reference to tho abovo, the contract time is hereby BXi'ENDBD to SOth JUNK. 1833. J. F. MAXWELL, General Manager. letJufiO, 18SZ. i "XTEW ZJS ALA N D RAILWAYS. IRON CASTINGS; BBAS3 AND GUH-MKTAL CASTINGS. General Manager's Office1 (Hallway Lepartment), Wellington, 13th May, 183 ft Separate Tenders will be reoeived at this Office op to noon on MONDAY, 12th June, 18tf, for tho tiupply and Delivery, at Auckland, of Iron Castings, Brass and gun-Mbtai. Castings. Specifications and forms of tender may be obtaUod at the Railway Office*. Auckland. •Tenders to bo addressed to the General Mana rot, Wolllngtoi, and marked oatslde " Tender for Oastlngs." The lowest or any tender not necessarily Mo9Pted< J.P.MAXWKLL, General Manager, N.Z. Railways, AUCKLAND HARBOUR BOARD. Tenders for Sails Fob Pilot Schooner* Harbour Board Office, Auokiand, May 5,1882. Fresh Tenders will be received at this office until TUESDAY, the 13th inst., at noon, for Supplying Sails for Pilot Schooner, in terms of specifications to be seen at this office. The lowest or any Tender not necessarily ao oepted. Tenders to be endorsed, " Tender for Balls for Pllotscaooner." F> B> COMpTON< Chairman. m O BUILDERS. i Tenders will bo received at my office until 1 1 o'clock on THURSDAY next, June Bth, for Uqpalrs to Market House. Plans, &c., at Market House each day, from 10 till 3 a'clook, and at my offloe, S3, Queen -BtrW*" BBNRY G. WADE, Architect. rgiO BUILDERS AND PAIATISRg. Separate Tenders will be reoeived until 1 o'clock ob FRIDAY next for General Repairs and New Verandab, and for Painting and Paporbaaging, at House in Remuera. Plans and specifications at my office, 83. Queen-street. HENRY G. WADB, Architect. npENDERS for Additions and Improve- X ments to the School-hooso at Hotensville will be received by the Education Board, Wyndham-Btreet, Auckland, until noon O* WKUNKSDAY, 14th June instant. Plan and specification at the Office of the Board, and on application to the Chairman of the District School Committee, Helens? Me. mENDERS are invited for the Building JL of a Churoh at Whangaroa. Plans and specifications may be seen at Mr Coohrane's, Insurance Buildings, Qneen-street, Auokiand, till the 10th Instant; from the Hth to the 28th, mid-day, at Mr Knee's, Totara, Whangaroa. All tenders to be sent to Mr Knee's not later than the 28th inst. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. ' I O BUILDERS.—Tenders will be re- JL ceived until Tuesday, June 6th, for the Erection of Two Eight-roomed Cottages, In Parnell. Plana and specifications at R. J; Yatess' Store, Farnell. Licensing Notices. •VTOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR A 131 PUBLICAN'S LICENSE. RUSSELL DIBTBICT. L A. BAFFIN. Publican, of Ngunguru. do hereby give notice that I desire to obtain, and will, at the next Licensing Meeting to ba holden at Russell an tho — day of June next, apply for a Oartiflcate authorising the issue of a Fubli oans License for a .house situate at Ngangurn, known as the Ngungmru Hotel, containing 13 rooms, exolusive of those required for the cse of the family. DatedtheardJone.m RAggIN Dividends. mHE UNION FIRE AND MARINE INBURANOS COMPANY OF NKW ZEALAND. ■ . Tho Transfer Books of this Company will b< Closed bom 3lßt May till tho Ith July in elusive. W. DEVENISH MEAKS, General Manßger. Ohrlstohnroh. 25th May, 1882. Land Transier Notices. | AND TRANSFER ACT NOTICES Notice Is hereby given, that the sovera parcels of Land hereinsfcer described will bi nought under the provisions of "The Lan< Transfer Act, 1870," unless caveat in the mean time be lodged 'forbidding the same, in eao) case, on or before tha 3rd day of July next :— BARBARA WALKKB, THOMAS SKER RAT, and GEOKGK NORRlS—Allotment 188 North-western Portion of Allotment 187. an< South-eastern Portion of Allotment 189. Parlsl 1 of Okahu.containing 233 aores 1 rood 13 perches Unoccupied - .. 190! CHARLES FIELD GOLDSBRO'-Lot 9 O i the Subdivision of Allotment 63, Seotion ] i Suburbs of Auokiand. In the occupation o i JohnPetford. - .. 191 : JOHN PROBERT—Allotment 136. and Pax 1 of Allotment 135, Seotion 10, Subnrbs of Auok ' land, containing 30 aores 1 rood 16 perches. I) applicant's occupation. v 191 • MATTHKW GRAHAM NEILL and JOHJ t THOMAS NHlLL—Allotment276. Town of Kir ' KM, containing 1 aore. Unoccupied. .. 191 ; Diagrams may be inspected at this offlco. r Dated this 27th day of May, 1882, at the Lane . Registry Offlco, Auckland. . I THKO. KISSLING. " District Land Registrar. ; ~ I J rf^HEAP HATS, 9d; Trimmed, from ] ! \j 6d; Velvet Hate, from 3s 9d; Bonnet ' from 9s 6d to 205.-Mrs Whltehead, Milline ) Karangahapa Road, Newton. HOT LAKES 1 HOT LAKES HOT-LAKES IMPORTANT NOTICE. J TOURISTS intending to visit these Natur; a Wonders of New Zealand oan obtain throne IS BETUKN TIOKEXS (including Gnldea, Boi 18 and Coach Hire, Hotel Accommodation, &c si together with every information, from tt , a undersigned, who have beenappolnted Sol * ASINI6 in Auokiand for Mr Wuliam Kkll n Proprietor of the PALACE HOTEL, Ohm U mutn. a First-class Accommodation for Visitors durii I I both Winter and Summer Months. '• PBIVATE SIITIKO, BMOKIRS, AND BEilll! ■j 1 Rooms. ; BILLIARDS. j Coaches, Buggies, and saddle Horses lor HI) ?• ' . Conveyances meet every Steamer, a ' METOALJfE & HILL, io 29, N.Z. Insurance Bnildlngß Juna3railKJi :. - Ager,



t& ABBOTT'S QPBRA H OFS B ' Debkctor ~Mb. J. O.WOXUHBW Treasurer ~..„_..- -.. Mr. Jt B. Moors LAST () NIGHTS. EXTRAORDINARY ATTRACTION FOR THE FAREWELL PERFORMANCES OF WILLIAMSON'S {ggj^OOMPANX! ORAND PRODUCTION OB1 PIUAFOBB H.M.B. DI WNAFORB PINAFORE PINAFOKIS PINAFORE Greeted Last Night with Acclamations of Delight, and unanimously pronounced tne Grandest and Moat Perfect Kepronenta tlon of this favourite OperceTer seen in any part of the world* THIS rTuesaaj) BVKNING, June 6, OPERATIC PINAFORKI With the following powerful cast:- Sir Joseph Porter, K.C.B. Mr Howard Vernon Captain Corcoran, K.N. _ .. Signor G. Verdi Rait Kaokstraw. A.B, .. Mr Armeßßeaumont )icfc Deadeye, A.B. .. Mr T. W. Holland JenßaoKstajlffithhornpipe).. Mr J.F, Fordo Jill Bobs tay.. .. - .. MrJ. B. Portor BrrYLanyard lb K. Wntoninr Ingle DBnton .. _ .. Mr Wi Fora 'orn Tuoker (mldßhlpmlte) LUUe Liilio Mooro Jotepblne - Miss Alice Beea Little Buttercup .. .. Mlas Andrea Novaro !omin Hebo.. .. Miss Franoes Liddiartt ttleHeba .. _ .. Little Lou Thornton g£££3& ;: :: SSS Art's 01!? 0 :: : "WaaftSS-- Aunt Deborah .. .. Miss Alice Austin First Lord's Sisters, bis Cousins, and his Aunts, Bailors, Marines, &c, &o , &O. Oondnotor «...~~..r...Signor Gtorea StagaManager «Mr Howard Vernon Soune; QnartoMleck H.M.B, Pinafore, ofl Portsmouth. Act I-Noon. Act S-Night, Ship Scene by Mr George Gordon. In Preparation: THE PIRATES OF PENZANCE. Box-plan at Wattb's, Qaeen-Btreet. BOAtK of Phiobs : Dress Circle, to: Orchestra Stalls' (Reserved), Ss; Unreserved, Is; Pit, 2s. Doors open 7,16; Overture 8. J. P. Mao Donald, Business Manager; . A UCKLAND CHOKAL SOCIETY. THIRD PBRFOBHAHCE OF THE BKASOWV COSTA'S "ELI." To-afelitl to-night! To-aigbtl TUKSDAY, JDNK OTH. To ootamenee at 8; Carriages at 10,30, mHIS (TUESDAY) EVENIHG. Masonio Hall, Onbhunqa.' o. roTTroltat'b AUSTRALIAN VARIETY rROUPB In their Grand Entertainment, Swung Stobsamsl Lore, Music, Mirth, and Ventriloquism; Our First Night we conclude with A Sbleoi Ball. fflflnrsationai. " PERATIC n L A S S,' PBRA TIO V/LASB. MR. GORDON GOOCH h»B the honour to announce to bis musical friends and other lady and Kontlemen amateurs, tbat his Clasa (or the praotlca ot Balfe's popular Opera' " THE BOHKMIAN GIRL" will commence about tlio end of June* The tee of membership will be 10/6, and will entitle each member to one, complimentary ticket to the Concert performance, ab the study -. of the musio will necessitate 6 months'zealous attention and work before Its production In concert form, Mr. Goooh hopes,—by making the fee for admission very moderate,—that au amateur vocalists desirous ot taking part In tha : work will be able to joia Class, and enter (con g amore) into the praotioe of the Opera music. The weekly meetings will be held on Thnrs- . day evenings, at 8 o'clock, in the fcchool Room at j-ear of Supreme Court. All ladies and gen men desirous of joining Class, and at the same time spending many musical evenings ot prao* v tioo.nro requested to send in their names any time befcrs the announcement of first meeting. Albert Park. . m q pare NTS. MADAME POLE?, from Paris, is fleslroßß of obtaining a few Juvenile Paplls for Instrno tion on the Pianoforte and Singing. Terms (moderate) may be ascertained on application at cottage next door to Plumley'fl, Dentist, Hou son-street . ' *■ MX, POO hJS Y| Mendelssohn Villa, KARANGAHAPE ROAD, Osoakist of St. Matthew's Church, reoeives Pnpils for the OKGAN, PIANOFORTE, AND.SINGING^ At his address, w above, or at resldenoo ot Pupils. A uart?r <nay be commenoed from data ot First Lesson. . MK.POOLEY'SMUSICALSOOIETY FOB TUB STUDY, REHEARSAL, AND PERFORM ANCE OF HIGH-CLASS CHORAL AND OTHKR VOOAL MDSIO. Labor Conoebt Hall of thb Yotma Men's . CHMSriAN ASSOCIATION, MONDAY BVBNINGS at half-past 7 o'clock, Commencing on MONDAY, 6th June. Subscription, half-a-gulnoa, for term ot three months. Members entitled to a Complimentary Ticket tor each Concert during the termi A VOCAL CLASS will be commenced at Ml POOLKY'S Residenos on FRIDAY KVENINB, June 9, for boumd, klement&uy instbuotion, from which members will be drafted into tha Musical Society when proficient. " Ladiet' Class at half-past 0, Gentlemen's 01088 at 8 o'clock. Terms: HaU-o-Roinea per Quarter. Application to ba made to Anoklaad. Mania Warehouse, Queen-street; Secretary V.M.0.A.; and to MX. POolky, Mendelssohn Villa, Karangahape Road, PAINTING IN Oil* COLOURS; Lessons given by ' . , ;,. ' MR CHARLES BLOMFIELD. For terms, &o, address Wood-street, Pon« sonby. 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To Pronn thb Blood, CRAWFORD'S SAKSAPAEILLATONIC Is certainly superior to nicwt ot the modloln g sold tor this purpoeo, and by Us JuaiclouausS many a serious illness might bo averted, aid hundreds save themselves a lot of Buttering and expense they now incur through neglecting to take notice of many little disorders thata few doses of this TONIC would speedily remove; It is VERY PLBASANT TO TAKE, and being compounded ol only Harmless Drugs, may bo taken by anyone, however DELICATE, with j SAFKTY and BENEFIT. ,G Prepared only by 0 R A W F O E to, PHAKMACWUTICAIi CHEMIST N E W TON 'j,, Sulu lu'.Kottlci nt Ba, )&uA