The Auckland Evening Star.

Vol. KY.-No. 3,753

AUCKLAND. E.Z., JuO 15. IH&2

(Published Daily)

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Shipping. — ~ TTiaOH STKAMSHIP •"- U-MS U COMPANY OF NK\* ' VV/s \ JBKALAND .(Li-itko), If; __.Viad_ TIM! TABLB— if ■ July, 1882, Jffliwuu n» OpaKW-flTrnnT Whibf) 'Stonnoc. Da«o of Sailing. Latest urvrmtuuNV Thursday,2o.loajn. — BMO-BOOM* ThuMday. 27, 10 a.m. . - F0 JnotonTlYttklton. anh West COAST POHTfI tftlOM MAHT7KAP). Pbxouin Tuoaaay, 18,11 a.m. 9 a.m. Wanak* On arrival of mall - ■- —h=qh MELBOURNK. Yla UOUTH. "" Fotomahana* Thursiay. 20,10 a.m. - KiloAiiooMi Thursday, 27.10 a.m. - 'Calling at Hobart. • FOH SYDNKY. MANi pouri J Tuoßday, 25, i p.m. j - ' FOX IiKVUKA AND CUV A. TIiMMA_ I Tuesday, 25.6 p.m. I - er Cargo must be booked and alongside one bonr boteo advertUod time of departure. During May Speolal Tickets wiu be lssuod to ty felton. available for return until Jono: so. Paasage tlokcta must bo taken at the Com pany's Office. Auckland Branch, 109, Queen street. ■ OTEAM TO LONDON, <f||p|j&Jv ORIKNT LINK *^s»B» The following Btonmshlpsl» -lonxliiu to the Orient Steam Navigation Com pany (lilmlted) and the Paolflo Bteam Naviga- ADK (iAIDHi and LONPON. via anoz Oanal ;— Steamer. IReg.Tnn'gai nata. POTOBI.. His July 81 JOHN BLDKR 1.15!J August M H'>itATA__...... 4,014 AURuat2B CUZCO 8,817 Saptem.ll CUX'OPAXI.. 1028 Beptem.2s And thß Service will be maintained by suo eecding steamers at intervals of a Fortnight. Fares to London, 15 to 70 guineas. Buez Canal Duos, 8a In addition. Parcels booked through to London. Passengers can book from Auokland at a through roto to oovor Intooolonial faro and Canal dues and to aooure speolal advantages. I'twtjaKoa from London con be granted In Auckland. For plans and full partlonlars, apply, In Lon don, to F. Green & Co., Joint Managers of the Lino; or to the Agents in Auokland. UNION STKAMSHIP CO. OF N.Z. (L—UX-D), Qnoen-Btroot. L RNTAL STEAM NAYIBA ■^s^i^^TION COMPANY. The Company'B Steamships (under contract With the Victorian Government for the ooovar anoe ot her Majesty's malls) will be despatched I ~~Z ~~~1 1 Leav« ' Leave Leave titeamer. | Syana y Melb>n'LM''ada MIRZAPOKK.— 1 July 28 Aug. 1 Aug. 8 RAVKNNA lAng.fl Aug. 16 Aug. 17 ROMH;..,^ lAng-ig Aug. 29 AUg. 81 Koutoi—lt is intended to despatch these steamers tot Plymouth and London via Point deUtUlo. Faasengera tor England will therefore not rociulM to change steamers. : Katen ot passage money to Plymouth 01 Lon don! £70 first, and ftlfi seoond-olass i Italian ports, fiM first; and «0 aeoond-olass. Passengers booking at Auokland secure speolal advantages. For farther particulars raapeoUn. poaaage _ 00. Agent* lg. Qusen-streat. Auokland. ,^o^2© RYING PAS3KNHKRS AND < *aasafias^ CARGO, 0OH»_0MM» i -WITB OHIKO MUUJ, UUJLTIU, W-ITOA VhAUHB, AHD SIOSBISfr tiUB (Pinko Diftriot), timi tabi_; s.s, kotomahaha, , f ~ From Anokland i Saturday. 2.45 afternoon Monday, 3.30 afternoon Tuesday, 3.30 afternoon ~ Wednesday, & afternoon Friday, 4 30 afternoon Saturday, 4.30 afternoon From Thames i Monday, 8 morning Tuesday. 8 morning Wednesday, 3 30 morning Thursday, 9 30 morning '' ' Saturday, 930 morning FABKB @ihg_b)— , Baloon t Seven Shillings and Sixpence (la Bd). Steerage i Five shillings (sa). Freight through to Te'Aroha, Us per ton. No oargo received within bait an hour of aS- fc .^ M ~^Z OASSBNGERS' LINE OF jlpigWg. -I PACKKTS TO NKW ZffiA i3fflfi^W OWNKD BY MICBSBB. BHAW BAVILLB, ft CO., Si, Leadenhall-streat, I<oudoi<i Ths above line of ships are regular tradert to ail the prinolpal ports Ln New Zealand. They we oUpper ships, olaaaed 4.1 at Uoyds", and com. manded by experlonood jnastera. The bill ot (are Is most substantial, md of tbe beat quality, •nd the accommodation roomy and convenient, The underalgned are empowered to grant pas sages from London to New Zealand, payment for which have been guaranteed in tha colony. Batnrn ships to London also leave at aunojt Full particulars on application to CRUIOKHHAJtg & Ca 1 __r_D_w "KrORTHKnn STEAMSB-S* lffia^^i-X COMPANY (LIMITED). TIMK-TABLK—JULY, Weather and other olronmatancw pormittingj. gOB TAUBASQA AMD BAY OF PLBMiyjOBTB. HTEAMBB. | DATg OF SAIMSfI. QlOuolK Monday, IT. 5 p m Genoig Thursday. 20, Spm Wellington Monday, 24,6 p m Wellington Thursday, 27,5 p m ~ Blenelg Monday. 31. S p m Connects at Tauranga tor Opp- Htaffa tUtl and Bay of Plenty Ports ""^^ overy Tuesday. FOB RUSSKLIi, WHAHOABOA, AND MAH- r, QOXVI. Wellington Monday, 17,6 p m Glenelg Monday, 2*. 6 p m Wellington Monday, 31.5 P m - TOB WHAMQABBI AMD WHASaARKI HSAD3, ' Every auesday ana Friday, at Argyle (Carrying paDsengera and cargo for Waipn) FOB MASOAPAI. Argyle 1 Mvery Xneaday, at 5p m FOB MKROHRY BAY. glngal I Every Monday, at 4 p.m. ~ JFoB MANGAWAI, gingal I Kvery Thursday, at 4p m FROM MANUKAU. FOR HOKIAMOA. Ro^na l Tuesday, 18.1 p.m. FOR \VAjT___A_OPtrKAgF, AWD WAKGAOTTr, Kowenii I Saturday, 16,1 P.m. Itowena | Monday, 24,1 p.m. \ FOB WAITABA. Maogreeor I Monday. IT. 1 P.m. — «T Cargo must be booked and alongside one hdur befwe advertlaed time of^departure. Passage tickets must be taken at;,»}"»■ Danys^ffloo, no. 87. ttJ^JSSJ^gg* 0* Managing Director. «ffii_E: " Northern SteMUßhtoCft'S s* c?^KPSe' MAOOB kgor wiU leave OnenuWSJ Wharf as nbova (weather and.other olrcjjm- Btanoes nermitting) on MONDAY. Kth. at I p.m.-Forfreight or passage applrat Hie Com pany 8 Offloo. 67. Queen-atreet, Auoklona; or, to A. Barnea. Onohunga.-A. MoGßsaoß, Man aging Director. ?€&__&. GTE AM 30 188 "^^^fe^ THAMES, ■B^^^^W OHINHMURLWAITaKAUEI, AND FOSTKE-S SKS'TLSMKNT. X N T E R P X 1 S S . NO. 2, P.S. TB AKOHA, & P.B. PATIKI, »vom Auokland i From Thmnoa I _ Ssturdoy,flp.m. Monday t npm. Tueacay.lOSOa.m. Wedneß.,l2midnßight — The timetable ot river steamers to bo seen »t Enterprise Office. Thames FABES • . -i •-, ■>: ■ C lo Thamea - Saloon, 7sTM; Bteersss. f» It Ohlnem vii through, 6s extra To Te Aroha through, 109 extra A • Not responslola for Bhlpplng, carrying, or uH _i___nifßMliilii_i



Shipping. t5&&5. "jy01"1011 To SHIPPERS. «si&|P|tv The sohooner ANNIK WILSON _V_3__*»_^wlll sail for the Northern Walroa murrassta on 0T uDO ut MONDAY, the 17th lnat. For Freight, &o, apply to K. MIICHBLSON & CO., Agents, «*S£fc_,'« TEAM TO fHB HOI &SSM&&. aPBIKBB, MAHUHANGL ~*™«irMATAK.iJf_. KAWAU, AND UKAtUU ?aa uu ROfia oasby. ai at woiAs, W. BomervUlo, Mnater. rot Hot Sprinßß, Matckana, Kawon, and Omaha-Kvory Tueaday at 11 o'olook. re turning on Wodnoaday, for Hot Springs and Mai urangl—Bvery Thurs day and Saturday &t 11 a,m M roturnJim on Monday and Friday. No Parosla or Uooda taken without shlpplns tote, for frnlchJ or pMSoee apply to H. J. WIOKBNB. 3»fcS_?s \l rAIUKU & ONEHUNGA !___£_. H OCKAM NAVIOATION Co. -"'■" (LIMITED), Timm Tjknr,M-Jur.Y, 1883. 8,8. MANUKAU, Leaves Onehunaaj Loaves Wainku | July Jnly 15-Satnr<lay. Cam 15-9aturday, 1P.30 a m 17—Monday, 7am 17—Monday, 11.30 a m 19—Wednesday, Hnm 19—Wednes., 1230pm 22—Saturday, 9.30 a m 2'i—Saturday. 2pm 24—Monday, 10.30 a m 21—Monday, S pni 26—Wednea., 12.15 am 21—Wodnoaday, fi.SOpm 28—Friday, ivm 29-Saturday, 9 am 31-Monday, 8.3U a m 31-Momlivy, 11 a m For Manokau Hoadn, ovary Thursday, at 8 a m By order ot tho Directors, all Freight must be prepaid, Ju CUNNINGHAM. Agent, irSkffi^U 8, GOKOMANDBIi, ***™*^ i'he fust wid fayoorlte m, OOROMANDBL, O-Ptaln, W. I). HArgrara, Ti_»-T*ni.a. Leaves Auckland i Loaves Ooromandal I — Saturday, IS, 12 noon Monday. 17.12 noon Tucßday, 18.12 noon Wednesday, 19.12 noon Thursday. 20.12 coon Friday, 21,1 p.m. Saturday, 2u, 12 noon Weather and other elroumaianow permitting, All paroela to bo prepaid at ofike. Mo. B, Qneen-itreet Wharf. Not jeaponslblo In shipping, oarrylcg, or Undlng live stook. A. B. H BWXNDLKY. Manjuter. Publio Notices. pHEAP CUTLEKY. THOMAi SA.MUKL HaßJuatrccelvod A NEW STOCK OF BEST CUTLERY, OT DIRECT FHOM SHFFIULD, TS» Consisting of Ivory, Dessert, and Table Knives Bone Dessert Knives, from Ot per doz Bone Table Knives, from 12h per doz Pooket Knives", Sclssorß, Razors, &o Also, Klectro-plate Forks, Spoons, Cruets, &c ___ THE ABOVE OOODS AUK SBLLIDIQ VUIIY CHKAF. Wholesale and Retail, THOMAS SAMUEL, it, QUKBN-BTRRET (Opposite Town Clook). X BTEHKT AND NKIOHUOUIiHOOD. E. BOVBY Haa recently Opened a Flrst-olass BUTCHKR X ITTHI DOENBK OT THK KYBKB PASS HOAR PHIMB CORNED BEKff always on hand gamlllM waited on tor ord«r» Taine's Pree Stores, No. 13, CUSTOM-HOUSE STREET EAST. MERCHANDISE, &0,, STORED AT CUR RENT RATES. FRANK TAINK, Merchant r fTO COUNTRY KETTLEKS, STOKE- X KEKPKRS, AND OTHERS. F. Q, CLAYTON, Commission agent and Brokhb ■. For the Sulo and Purchase Of ■' HIDES, StIKKP SKIN 3. WOOL. TALLOW. • &c, Re. Poraonal Supervlalon. Aooount Sales Promptly Rendered. Buatnoea Addrets- F. B. CLAYTON, Core of Mr J. Bntchei, Commeroo-atreet, Auokland. ABO U X JSXOHAJNOE AND ESTATB AGKNOY, HIGH - BTRKKT. AUCKLAND. A. T. OAKTEB, MANAQBB. Bents and Debts Collected. Money to Lend on Freehold Security. i<V THK PUB_iO OF itek&f&lSY. V. DA VIES, Boot and Shoo Manufacturer, of Ponsonby Road, oalla the attention of hlßoiiß- Umiors and friends to tho following:—Child ren's Eiaetlo Boots, from Sa; Goloshes, la 91 (chiidren't); Women's Kid X.a. Boots, bom 7a 6d; ohoap line In Mod's Elastics, 12a (colonial made, &o.); Woman's Colonial mado Leglets, 12a gd. T^TOTICE OF JR-MOVAL. J. AYBRB. Jeweller, late of Victoria-street, begs to inform his ouatomors that he has re moved to Hewln's Bnildings, oppoelte the new Oiera House, Wellesley-Btreet west. Old gold and silver bought. LM> W AUll is A is. A'Xi JS y, - AECHITEOT, STICBBURYS BUHiDIHS . J i, ■ '■ ! QITBDCHr>STXUSBT. £ B AW D 1> O 17 I «, OOAOH-BUILDERB, . GREY-STKHET, AOOKLAH_. N.8.-Iron-bark Shafts, spoken, Salioos, Sins Qnm and kinds of Hard wood, at Unrest Mnrke> Prio««. ■ ■■ Uo TO V. DA VI S O N'S, Opposite the Firebell, Grey-street, For Ladles' Drawers, from 1/6: Ladles' Cha misefl, from 2/; Ladles' Night Dresses, from 3/8 ; - Girls' Drawers and Chemises, from 2/6. Infants' Shirts, from /B • _._»'" Infanta' Day and Night Wrappers, from 3/6 Infante' Robee. from 7/6; and Bibs, /0 Infanta' Stay Bands, from /10; and all kinds of HO3IKRST, BABEBDASBBRY. JKWBL-KRY, AND FANCY DRAPERY ' g. DAVI3ON. "f^ F. STuViW bess to draw the atton- V3T* tion of the publio that he haa opened an offloe at the Union Insurance Company's Build ings,, Qnoon-Btreot, where he Intends to carry on business as Honee Land, and Eatate Agent. ' LWAYS AHKADl—Goodson's Lon don Arcade. — The Largest Btock of Children's Top Books In Auckland, PapHr and Linen, from 3d uo to 2* 6d each, oomurining !- All the latest designs by Dean & Son, Warne & Co., Routledge, and other well-known pub lishers in all styles, viz.! Panoramio, Nonaen- Bloal, Transfortuing. Military, Alphabetical. Naval, iCuthetio (by Crane and Andre). Birth day Books, in cloth R-ltt and Morocco, from 2s tp Ba 6d. Camphor Bozes.to prevent infeotious dlBBooB and also keep moths from olothea, only 3d each. To}let Sets, from 6s each. Terra Cotta Ornameuia. all the rage In London at the present time. Stationery at English prices. For Presents on all oooasions, visit Goodson a London Araade. US. Qaeen street. ITX-BTREBT, NKWXOJT TttOAP, AND SYMONDS-STBEEr. A 'Bus will leave the Auokland Hotel. Quean street, as above, every hour. First trip at 7,80 morning. P. COLLINS. Proprietor. #1 BESTS OF DSAWKKS, Very Handsome Cheats of Drawers in rich Mottled Kauri, also Wardrobes and very pretty Oheffonlera. at very reasonable prices, for Cash only, Tho aboyp wood booa eamoro beautiful with go ( and 10 alwioya very valuable. W. NOBRIB. TJgjnrfjhortland-Btreetr WHOLRSALB MANUFAOTUK;feB AND IMPORTERS Of aU-ids of SADDLKBY, HIBB-BTBKKT, AUOKtAHD. KDW. JNO. COX, Manager. T US i 1 p P E N iS D, FINBBT BRAND OF I!opkCfif><l, ClflAßJif, *»B FANOV HOODP, 176, QUEEN-STREET, Nest Battray'B Clothing Bhopr H, B A I L E V, TOBAOOOMIBT HOUBH. S3HIP, SIGN, AND GBNBB-_ DBOOBATIVB PAINTKB,



isuamsss Notices. QANTON m \arAREHOUSE. PONSONBY, Nkah the f nRKK Tumps. W. H. YOUNG (for iho paat iiftoon yoai-a in tho employ of Moßors Bariiotc and Levy and Mossra uowin and Hrothor) boKB to notify to tho inhabitants of fonsoaby and EuiToundliijj district that he baa Durchasod tho business lotoly carried on by ilr It. Burrow. VV.H.Y. hopes bystrlofc nttontion tobuelnoee, and selling a Urat-olaga artlclo at lowoat prioea, to merit a share of public patronage. Famlllna waited on for orders, and Rood promptly dollvorod. Possession entered upon on Juno 31. *ft;]TH reference to tho above, R, Vi Burrow begi to thank his lato nnßtom orsforthoir kind oupport during the tlrao ho was In buslnoaa. nud having disputed of tho Bamo to Mr W. H. Young beua to f oliolt a con tinuance of thulr favours on hi.-i bohalf. Tho Book Uobts duo prior to transfer to bo paid to Mr Young, who him parohasod tho same. K. BURROW. ■XjTlITc TK I C SUPPLIES, OFPENHEIMKR s CO., Auckland, Solo Agonta In Now Zealand for Ril ward Putor. son's European Tuloßrdph Works, Contractor to II.M. Government. . PatoTaon'a I.ond Spoafclng MICRO TELEI'HONES. Patoraon'aKbonitolloHTKlilCl'iiONKH. Prloe, , with Chord. 61 each. Patoruon'B Carbon Trftnamlttors, with Bella. . Prloo £31Odeaoh. Loolanoho's Battorloa oomploto. Prloo, 7fl Od each. INBUIATRD WIIIE3 FOR TMLTEKONKB OR KLKOTRIO LIGHTS, For full particulars apply to t OPPEN 0 EIME R & GO., AUCKLAHD, , 11 LASS \l/" OK X al, /ILAS3 WORKSI Oar Loading Artlolcß this week uro: Confeo tlonora' Jars, 18 per lb; 3 Glass Jugs (or 2a Od; Lamp Chimneys, 3 lor 6d; Glass Balls for Shooting at. In quantities to salt pnrohusoru ; Harden dutidoa, all uluos; Finn. Globes and Gold Fish, very cheapi M. C 0 0"i"& SONS, FREUDIAN'S BAY, TCr OTI CBI O F^lTlfM OVAL. WEBB'd PIANOFORTE! AND HAKMONIUM BA.LOON Is RKMOYBD to tho LYCEUM HALL. \ HOB3ON-BTKEBT. A Beantlfnl MARTINI PIANO (tho proporty ot a Laayl. need only a few months, to bo i-old a great Bargain, as she la leaving Auckland. To bo seen at tho Ljcouiu Hall. R~ AITK. EN CARRICK, Bogs to intimate that he him commenced basinosß aa a BROKER. LAND & COMMISSION AdBNT and may be soon or addroßßOd at Uio office of William Altken, Ksq., BHORTLAND-3TRKKT, APOKLANP. JCT O T i C B. TO OUR NDMKROU3 CUSTOMERS, AND PUBLIC GENERALLY. Wo beg to Inform thorn that wo have Just received, and ore opening up, our first Importa tion, per Cumbria, of Choice Twoods and Coat- Ings, loaether with Supurlor Trimmings; to be followed by furthor consignments per Orfont Line. In thanking onr patrons for pnst f svouru, we bhall still oadoavoar to merit satisfaction, WHITK AND WATKIN3ON, Tailohs, __^ Vlctorla-atroet. CJUGH *- a I L M O U R (Late Thomas J. Hartuttj, STEAM BRUSH, PORTABLE FORGE, AND BELLOWS FACTORY, VIOTOiUA-HTiiKET EAST, j, . . , . Auckland. ~. JOHN M. HASLBIT, O BUILDER, HOUSE AND SHIP JOINER, &C., Foht-bthkkt, Auckland. HavLns commenced business In the above line, Is now prepared to receive orders lor everj description of Carpenters' and Joiners' Work. Offloo Fittings. Shop Fronts, Oounters, Sholvon, Presses, Gnpboarus, etc , ~; Every description of work oonnsotod with tJio trade, from Honso Building down, executed on tho Shortest Notice, and most KBASONAIILK TKRMS. FO X T- S T R X X T, Two Dcorn from Gaatomhonso Hotel, CL AKK. H BKOTHKKS,- ARTIET PHOTOGRAFHKBS <OFF»ITI U!HOH BANK), QUBBH-STKKKT, ACOKtiAHD, Photography in tho Latest and Mott Fashionable styles, Executed In a manner Unsurpassed In tho Colonit a. All Photogrcphß taken by tho iNHTiNTAHIOUS PBOOIcnS. Htllßl ODLUtOTIOR HEW ZBAt^UKD VEBWfI ▲Ivan on Hand YOUNG MEW'S CHKIHTIAS ASSU. OIAXION. OOHNBiS Or WBM.ttHLBIf AKB AIBHBT STBJMtM Keadinx Boom, Comfortably Furnished. All the Leading Papera on tho tables, Subscription, 2a Od per quaruur. The Übrarr contains tnp warda of. 3800 vote, in the vnrtona deportments of Literature, Subscription, 3a Sd per quarter. ■Tea and Coffoo provided, Employment and Boarding-house Registers. Meeting for Youns Men ou Tne3daya, at 7.50. KTHngelletto Bervio*, Thursdoyß, »t 7M, Bibla KeadTng and Prayer, Saturdar at 7.50. Bible Olass, Snnday, at 8 p.ra. ( ' '' STBiKOBna ' Mi nthars (espeoially Youns Men) oordlaU; invited to visit the Rooma. where all lnfodnaiion mar be obtained. Open tfom I a.m > ,BM^feS - FULMAJN'B ?HOTO itOOMS, 7BO2HLANB-UIAB3I, tourbta ant Vialtora are lnrited to Uupoot Pnlman'B Views of the Hot Lakes; Anokland and Bush Scenery, &c. The greatest variety of Oriainal Portraits of Maori Celebrities in Mew Zealand; PHOTOGRAPHY IM AM ITB BKANOBMB. _____ ____________ _ OABINKT- nniriß Off TOH.i?Hrinß<^_S^^^^ KUINBUBGH _4.» Seuffert & Son, ' ELLIOTT-BTREKT (Market Entrance from WoUeslojr-stroot), AUCKLAND. Kvery description ct Fonoy Inlaid Work In New Zealand Wood or other material executed to any design, for Decoratlvo, Domestic or other purposes. SAMPtiKS AtWAVB KRFT ON HAND, Sl6) ■jtr o x i■" o jk. W.' H. SEINNKB, .ARCHITECT, Hm taken offices formerly ooouplou by the City CounoU, and over Messrs. Upton ' ' nd Co.'a. Qnsen-stroet, JJ O T^ 1 0 B, Mb K. G. SAHDALt Wishes to inform his frlonda and the publlo In general that he haa Opened the Butcher's Shop in Wakeflold-street lately oconpled by Fowler and Co., and hopoa by keeping tne best quality of Meat and strict attention to business to merit _Vx Bhare of their snppor^ q . May L IBB2. ' ' ' . WL Ju _l A m xHi)m aX, Corner of Lorno and yiotoria-streeta, Auo-lsnd East aaatmuHiAh, mabulk, ahd oshkbaEi STOHSMA3ON, AUOHirSOTUSAIi SOULFTOB XtTD OABYBB Inaorlptiona aoourate and beautifuU ! Monomen-t, Tomba, Headstones, and every C9«rftt>i',3n C.f P'sone wtrk e,t tha lowest SOHlble »loe» Wr town Shd oaanji'* : JB, M A It X I O T T, • AUOTIONBaR. VALUATOR, HOUSE, LAND AND GENERAL COMMIS SION AGBNT, Sarangahape Road, Auokland. «r opf ? ppOK SALBB ATTBNDKD. 16» rfT o th a FUBiii c. RICHARD UEOROE, BUTOHKR AND OBNKBAL PURVBYOB, Bespeotfoll; soliolta the publlo to try his OHOICIf STUCK OF MRAT, at I LOWEST POSBIBLB PBIOtU Famfliea waited on for Orders. Best Quality Beet Bhlpplng SnppUed. . Note the Address— ' -



] Prospectus. PR O S P 15 C T U S, THE MUTUAL FIKK AND MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY OP JNEW ZEALAND, Incorporated umlor "Tho Joint Stock Com- Ijanics Act, 18G0," nnd tho sovomi Amend ment!) thereof (whoroby the liability of a BharchoMor is unlimited), CAPITAL £200,000 PIYIDKD INTO 200 COO SnAKKB 01' fil KAOB, Payublo as follows: Ono Shi'llng pnr share upan application, Ono Shilling per eharo upon allotmont, and Ona Shilling por sharo on tho olKhth dny of January, \BSS {it required). DIHICOTORSt John THiohanan, of Auokland, Morohant Wllllaiu Duchanan, of North Shoro, Gontloman William David Dallon, of Auckland, Manufac turer Aloxandor Dowar, of Auckland, Merchant Jnmcs Uickoy, of Aucklaud, Ironmonger Walter Dowdon. of Auckland, Auotionoor Thomas Ilanoook, of Auckland, Hrowor Uonald Hugh MoKonKlo, of Auokland. Mor ohant James McGowan,x>f tho Thamos. Morohant Riohard Monk, ot Auckland, Uoutloxnan William Henry Skinner, of Auckland, Uulldor Hankrrs : Tho National Bank of Now Zooland.lJmitod, Solicitors : llciwr.i IlcekotU and Kfolimond. , TxaiPoMAnv Oi'Fiogs : (Jttiimlik JiulUilngß, Quoou-alroot, Theobjeotsfor whloh tho Company ia estab lished are :— 1. To carry on tho bhslnesa ot Flro and MarliiO: Jnsoranoo In nil or such ot its bra nchos as tho Com pan y ahull from time to tluie doiermino. 2. To pniohnso or otborwlao acquire and tako over all or any part ot tho buelnoßß property or liabilities of any otbor Com pany currying on I'iru and Marino In surance bualnen.j, 3. To purohasa. loase, or otherwise aoqniro &ay roul or personAl property whlob may bo oanvonlont or neuossary for tho pur- POBO of tho t'onipany. J. To soil, domlso, mortgago. Improve, manalio, or othorwise deal with any pro perty ot tho Company. 0, To invest tho monies of tho Company In suoh securities mi may from time to tlmo ba deemed expedient and without limiting the gouurallty of tula clauso. To tako or othorwiao acqulro and hold oharea or Stock In any company, or in any partnership arranfremout transao tion •whloh may ba'deumod dlrootly or ladlrootly advantaßOoui) to tho Com piuiy. 0, If deemed advisable to borrow money, oithor with or without security on all or any of the property of tho Company, or by lsßtiinK dobunturvs charged on all or any of tho Company's property (ooth prußent and future), including Its un called capital. 7, To do all such other things as are inciden tal or conducive to tho advaucoinent of tho abovo objects. 1 1lls Company has now boon fully established, and without any appotil to tho publio over Ten Thousand tilm'os havo beon already upf<lied for. in many instances the applications wororQ pei\ted and the numbor ot sbaroa doubled. Tho Company has boon established on prin ciples different to thoso of the othor luburnuoo compunieu now oxlaling in tho colony. Or thu«o principles tho chief is that known as the Mutuulprlnuiplo, by which tho profits of tha Company, aftor paying Interest at tho rate of 8 per cent, to tho shareholders upon their paid up capital, und after Mich doduotiona for tho formation and rcplcnlihtr.ont of tho roeerve fund and othor continKoncloc, aro to bo divided into two equal parts, ono part of which will be divided between tho Inimrcrs in proport'on to tho promlums paid by thorn respectively to tho company during tho Met rrecealnu year, and the other part will bo divided amongst the sharoholiers in proportion to tho paid up cap itnl on thoir Bhares rospoctivoly. By these meaas i'hureholdoiß derive tho following benefits:— , Ist. Thoy rocoivo 8 por cent, por at num. upon thoir paid-up capital. 2nd. They receive as n bonus or dividend one-halt ot tho balance of ptoflts distrl ' bnrod in proportion to tho amount ot ■ their p&id-up capital, while Insurers reoeive ns a bonus or dividend tfio other half of balanco of profits, distributed In proportion to tho premium* paid by them dur ing tho last pruoedinK your. If a person o-cuples tho double position of Shareholder and Insurer, then ho partakes of both aots ot benefits. Another feature in connection with the under taking is that Shareholders only aro liable lor losses. The advantages dortvablo from an under taking, based qqeuoh principles, must at once appear clear to cvury intelligent mind ; for the Shareholder and Insurer aro stimulated alike to advance tho Interest .of tho Oomuany and pre vent lOßsps—Flret, by directing bualnoss to the company, fc'eoond, by exercising caution In the selection ot risks whioh they bring; asd. Third, by using extra precautions to prevent fires, by which their bonus or dividend would be absorbed.' In this w»y both Shareholders and lnouroro 'work together for odo and tho snmo objuct, each boing stimulated to make tho business of the Conipuny as largo as possible, ana so pro duce a largo bonus or dividend, in whloh they each equally participate. This name result or objeot klho sots as a preventive to the occur rence of fires and looses, In this way each tut of baneflolaires has a special ana particular interest in tho welfare find prosperity of tho undertaking, mil it 1b this principle which forms thu company's BtronKe&t safeKHird aud protection) Tho larger tho num ber of Sharfholdcru and Inßurew, tho further th-B Bftti-giianl ani protection is extended; for, as fach feels tho prosperity ot the Company, bo each fuels its reverses, though both aro felt in dliforcnt degrees. As to tbo necessity for snoh an undertaking, it is qulto olo»r that it is called for. The busi ness of Fire and Marino ineuranoo has bron, and still is increasing throughout the oolony, and especially is thiß so in tho Auokland Pro vincial District. The vast returns which have been obtained by our local companies demonstrate boyond a doubt that a business of very great magoitudo ia being transacted jonr after year, and that these snormoup results are produced upon a very small amount ot called-up capital. 1 None of these extraordinary results, however, are produced by Companies formed upon the mutual principle, by which every additional Insurer, by insuring, loesenß the cost of in surance, and creates a poworful protection against that carelessness from whloh flroa are chiefly due—a principle which induces greater oaro and caution in all households and places of business. Building and population, too, aro both on. tho increase and'there la every pros pect of this continuing, 'All the Fire and Marine Insurance Companies in New Zealand aro based upou the ordinary principled, by whloh profits era divided amongst Shareholders owiYiOnd Buch regard for Insurers as is now proposed finds no place in their oon- Bticution, It is reasonably concluded, therefore, that a Wide field lies open to the Company cow intro dnoed to the publio. and a prospect of eucoosa certainly as great, it not greater, than that hitherto accomplished by similar institutions is now prosented for acceptance. As to the Company's projects— The success whioh has foliov?oil tho different Australian Mutual Life ABSooiatlons must bo well known, »nd the increasing numbers of such institutions augurs well tbjt the prinoiole ot mutuality Is the key to this vast measure of sucoess. If success follows that principle when applied to risks of such an uncertain nature as life risks, it is impossible to advance any sou d argument against the liko results bcinp; obtained in apply ing tho liko prlnciplo to tho less hazardous undertaking of Fire and Ma! mo Insurance Ono Mutual Fire Societyin Australia has been in existence nine years up to May, 1881, and for tho last eight years it hua paid 20 percent, bonus dividend equally between Shareholders and Insurers, bosides 8 per cont. interest to Share holders upon their paid-up capital, and in May 1382 (the end of its tenth year), it had in invested funds the handsome amount of £15,000. What is more rcmarkablo still .is that theso results havo all been produced from acalled-up capital of only Six tlioiisand two hundred aiuljlfiy pounds. Forms of application for Shares can be ob tained at the Company's offices, Canada Build ings, Auokland, or from any Branch of tho Natlcpal iiank of New Zealand, whero thp same'wlil be received op to tho 101}} August next. If no allotment is made, tho deposit will bo roturncd without deduction, and when tha number of Shares allotted is loss than the number applied for tho surplus will be credited in re» duction of the amount payable on allot ment.' Copios of tho Memorandum nnd Arfcicle.3 of Association of the Company may bo inspected at tho oiHco of tho Company's Solicitors. Dated at Auckland, this eighth day of July, mO- T H B P' UB L I C. JAMES ADAMS, Watchmaker and Jeweller, Victoria-street, Begs to inform his numerous Customers that he hag determined to hold a 3ALK for THKKK WKKKS (during tho stay of foreign opposition in the town) oc his Large Stook of Watches, Clocks, &0., at Twenty per Cent. (20%) Discount on the usual prices, After that time prices will be as before, He lian hitherto depended on the Kxtra Quality of his Goods rather than cheap ness ot price for success In business. But on this partlonlar occasion, Quality and Cheapness will be found combined. All the Watches will be Guaranteed as good) whloh Guarantee-will be of some value, not mere waste paper, as I will always: be found ready and willing to carry It out. Knglieh Lovera by Krhurdt, Kottor-



Meaicai,- MORE LOCAL EV.IDENCI OF THK CURATIVE PROPERTIES or PROFESSOK /^USSCOTT'S HEKBAti TRBATMENT. MAY NOW BK CONSULTED AT HI3 AD DRESS, BnOnTLAND-BTREICT. IK YOU ARE TROUBLED WITH RHEUMATISM apply Prof6B3or Gußsoott, If you arc troubled with Neuralgia or Tooth aoho, npuly Profußoor Guaacottt. This ia he Infjcantimeous euro, and no euro no pay. It you aro troablorl with Had Loga or Bad Brdivsta,.apply Proteeuor Gusecott. It you aro tronblud v;lth Stlif and Swollen Joiuta, Coutractod Cords or Musclo3, Lnmo or Weak Backs, oonault Professor QujEcott. If you arc troubled with Dropsy, oonsult Pro fCßaor Gasscott. If you aro troubled with Asthma or Bron chltia, oonault ProfooDor Gusscott. If yougare tronblod with Piles, Blind or Blooaintf, con6nlt Prolosuor Gubscott. If you ara troubled with Sourvy or Skin Dlaoaao, a porfcot euro by applying to Profosuor G113300 tt. If yon nro troubled with Gravel, apply Pro toaor Gusscotc. It you aro troubled with Plonrlsy, consult Profoseor Q usacott. ITyou aro troubled with Sclaticaor Lumbago, a porfoot curo|by applying to.Professor Gußsooti. If you nro troubled with Gout, eat lees and drint loaa, that is my advice If you aro tronblod with Flatulency and Wind on tho Stoaiaoh, apply to Profosuor GUESOOtt. If yon are troubled with an excessive dis charge ot uflno, or retention o£ urine, thore are a few* oases whloh I have ourod, whloh is un deniable. If yon nro troubled with Llvor Complaint bo- Oiimo tho Liver is tho lever, thopropellor of our health, the regulator ot tho human system, the main-spring of our body, by whioh all the organs of our stom»oh are r«gulatod and kept ia active motion. The fnrthor office of tho Liver Is to compare and sooroto tho bllo. servo as a strainer or Ulioror of the blood, aonarato all iuipurltloa thorofrom. and to roQue it and make it puru, rloh, and healthy. How indispensably nooossary thon, for tho good of oar health, that oar liver should always, bo in good working condition, that wo may ul■< ways bavo puro, healthy blood. If tho liver should be inactive or any way disoasad, our wholo system in made to suiter severely ; our mental, physical, and nerrous powers become weakened and sick, becausa of tho blood not bo ing purlflod and mado healthy, which brings upon ub paralysis, dropsy, and many othor dls agrcoablo and gloomy feelings ; tho ekln and eyes will assume a dark and yellow appearance, tho kldnoysrofaßotodothoir part of the work, and the urine bocomoa colourod and forms a thick c ust sediment after Btandlng awhile. Thoro will be pain in tho small of itho buck, oxtonding through and under tho shoulder blades, with orooping chills running down tho buck, slngglsh nnd vory sloopy fooling at tlmos, cold bands and feet, and .'often slok-hoadacho; pain in rolt ut tho pit of tho stomach, with all gono slnkinK feeling at tlmos, llntulcnoy and acidity, flattorlng and tromblingsonsatlon at tho heart, soxir cractitlonu, oftensivo belchlngs of tho wind nnd rus, and very otton thoro is wator beash p.nd vomltlDg; thotonsue coated with a whliißh fur, boßdaobe, honrtbnrn, palpitation, wind, oallc. uoneral debility, fovor. bowels lrrnwular (Domotlrao'i oonstipated and other tlmoß qulto loom-), when portions of tho food aro uunßud oil undigustod. All of theso alliuontß prooc«d from an inaotlvo or disonecd liver not properly sccrotiog or straining from tho blood the poison olomont oon tnlnod thornln, whioh makes its roands of simulation thtongh our wholo body once every four mtnutoj, tho sama by night as by day; without ono momom's paußa or cessation, this lifo-Ki vJnif proocH t must go on from tho ounitut of our being to life's latest hour, ') hus you will learn how it is, and what It Is that makus us slok, breaks down onr health, destroys our happlnovH, dobilitates our body, wenkons our nervos aud worries tho brain, and brings upon us all kinds of fevera, causes the body to BiiU'or with aches and pains, PROFK3SOR GUSSCOTT'S TONIC m a Pkhfsot Cure »on Dyspepsia. It Is intonded to have tho same effect upon tho Liver and Bilious organs as Calomel and Blue Pills, without thoso iferloun roanltn to the eystom that follow tho use ot ouoh dangorous and poisonous minerals. ' r '!io 'i'onlo podsosi'os more antlvity than-ony otl*'.r ourgftUvo medi cine ever known—it Operator freely, without pain or griping or blekneta ot the Btoinaoh: the renßOn why It is so is because each ingredient aots independently of tho othor—some are for the Liver and panoroatlo juice, another aots apun tho bowels, another upon the Btomaoh, and another upon tho lotoßtines, &c, yet the united combination Is ono ot great power. While it purges tho bowolß of their unhealthy contents, it restores the soorotlons, stimulates tho various digestive functions and starts the blood Into froo and aotlvo circulation. HOW WE ARK TO TAKE IT. Directions for Usic-Half a tumbler throe times a day, an hoar bofore or nftor mcaln.O PROFESSOR GUSSCOTT'S TONIO oarrios "hoallnßon Its wings," gives hopo and health to tho tiilllctod, strength to tho invalid, vigor, buoyancy, onorgy and vitality, to- tho on tcoblod; it acts upon all tbo functions ot tho human system, Bonrchus out the impurities ox- Istlng in tho vital fluid, attacks and dispels thorn. It is mildly puivatlvo, exerting a soothing and rooling influence on tho bowolri, stroDgthens the stomaoh. Rives nctlvity to tho liver ana digestive organß, allays all internal inflammation, Invari ably onres Dyspepsia, Wind and bleeding Piles, Sick Headaobo, and all disorders arising from biliary derangement. ?,?.Tho gro&toat possible oaro is used in prepar ing It. Instoudot sivlag a pleasantly-flavoured compound, pMsoflßing no modloal virtue, I offer a scientifically prtp-..vod coneontrntod vegotablo oxtrnct in ltjolf, and thrco funda mental eloinonts of tonio. alterative and cathartic. In sovero casos of rheumatism of long atandinit, whether chronic or inflammatory, or morcurial, it iuvariably oilVjoto a speedy and pormitnenf onro: il not merely Riveß relief for tho Umo belngj but goes to the root of the ovll and removes the cause. For ail Scrofulous and Cutaneous Eruptions, Boils, Blotches. Pustuloo, Pimples, Tetter, Salt Rheum, Punning Sores, Ulcers, and all dis orders ot tho blood, hereditary or aoqnired, it is a speoifio. It is unnecessary to specify the many complaints to which It is applicable and neons- Bary, knowing and believing that a good remedy can loi success with it, and speaks in louder tones than human tongue oan utter to thn heart of the sufferer, We offer it on its own merit*, and leave It to prove Its own value by its operation. To Profosaor Gusscott, Shortland-Btreet i Sir- As you are aware that I explained to you, when I applied to you, that I have been troubled with bleeding piles for the last live or blx years, as I told you I have tried medical men, chemlsts.and old women's onres, but never had a perfect euro until I applied to you, about six weeks ego. They ueed to oomo down and bleed for an hour at a time so that I should have to chango my olothes, but when you told me you would make me worse bofore I should be bettor. I could not reokon you up. I thought I should have to glvo up business altogether, if I should be worse, but in four days you convinced me that I could glvo you this testimonial with confidence, that in five weeks you have effooted a perfeot ouro on me. I shalUevor be a believer in herbs after the wonderful cure you have performed on me.— Yours, ever grateful, Henry Marsh, Albert stroet. Ootober 11. • To Professor Gussoott, Shortlandstroot flDosr Sir,—lam happy to Inform you that through your herbal treatment I can safely say that I bavoteoelvod more benefit through yourhorbal treatment than all the medloino that I havo ever taken. I have been troubled with asthma tor the last five years. I was obliged to give up my business and corae to Auohland for medical treatment, and seeing jour testimonials and tho many oures you had effected, and also that you required no information and that you oouldtall a man's complaint as soon as you caw him—you did so to me so oorreotly, and that Is more than any medical man ever told mo bofore, and it gave mo oonfldonoe to plaoo myeelf undur your troatment. lam well known in Cambridgo. I shall return home on Wednesday, and you may rely you will have many applications from that district.—Youth, truly, John Hargraves, Queen- Street Auokland To Jfrotessor Guesoott, Shortland-Btreot. Sir,— T have been troubled with neuralgia In both my head and face, and been deprived from many nights' sleep, and when I sat down to my tooA many times I have had to ges 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 ohemlstß in town, and I only got temporary relief. When you told me you would cure me in a minute I was very doubt ful, but am happy t > say you did so. I should reoomraond any lady Buffeting from the same to give you a trial, as you told me, if no cure, no pay,—Believe me to be, yours ever thankful, Rachel Cousens, Victoria-street, November si. Professor Gcnscott would Improea on those Who may do him the honour to consult him that tho.utmost secrooy can be relied upon ; more over, from long experience, and a caretal study of the human system, ho can decide almost at a glance the diagnosis of the case, thereby rollev- Km the patient of a great deal of nervousness and hesitation. Professor Gussoott Invites the confidence of either aax suffering from functional derange ments, spermatorrhoea, exhanßtlng.dreams, &o. Professor Gussoott has made nervoua debility and loss of power bis special study, from what ever cause arising. He would earnestly Impress upon those who do suffer to seek immediate advice and counsel, if thoy desire " an old axe, serene and bright," Let no false delicacy deter BufferiDK victims from removing the cause of this blight to manhood. Tho Btriotest confidence rev be relied noon, COKSULTATTON EIRATIS. Can be consnitea oy letter. Publio inspection invited tc the large assort moot of BRITISH and AMERICAN HERBS. Note the Address— Professor Gusscott, Next Door to Messrs Winks and Hall) Establishment, . , SHOBTLAND-STEKET, AUCKLAND,



business Notices. 5 QINGER OSWMG TVrACHINES BECEIVHD HIGH AWARDS AND SPECIAL HONOURS AT THE INTERNATIONAL EX HIBITION CHRISTGIIURCH, TWO GOLD MEDALS AND S TWO SILVKR MHDALB. ; NEW FAMILY MACHINE, With Latest Improvements, '' May nn had on Timk Payments ob1 2s. Od, , A Wkkk, without extra ohnrßo • for Interest. * I Maohlnos all olassos) thoroughly UopalroS at Factory I'rioes. LAROK NKW PX X MIS X S NOW OPEN. Lettoru to ho addronscd— "Tint awmtu Company, 261, Qnoon- street, Auckland." SPECIAL EXTRA QUALITY COTTONS AT COST PRICK AULK3BROOK & CO.'S Gtold Medal Biscuits, (Awarded FIRST PltlZlC at the NewZoaland International Exhibition, Ehrlstchuroh), THK3K BISCUITS, THE FINEST IN THE MARKET, MAY BK MAD FROM ANY RKSPHCTABLX; QROOBR. The 'Boronlls' having arrived, Customers oan now have their usual supplies. JOHN EAnLE, A o isn t, High-street, Juno, 1832. Drapery and Olothmg' f"^ AND \ /' DEFERRED \\ fi PAYMENT jl 1\ SYSTEM. J \^^LlG^>^ TAILORS, URAFERSi AND OUTFITTERS, HOBSON-STREVT (Nearly opposite Welllnirton-etreet). Hare c well ■ abbobtbd stock of the BEST CLASS GOODS. All Tweeds thoroughly shrunk before being made op, and fit and workmanship guaranteed. The Deferred Payment Svettm hso been found to bo a great boon, by enabling those with limited lnoomoH to proouro aeoeeaarlei In the easiest possible tray. INBPKCTION WVrrKD y\r ellishl bit ho v 8 fi. A, LOVETT, Begs to Intimate to his Customers and the Publio generally .that his WINTER STOCK OF NKW FASHIONABLE ft CHEAP DX A.PKRY & MILLINERY Is Now to Hand. Dress Goods In all the Leading Fashionable Shodos and Texturos. Callooes from 3d. Flan nels from Kid por yard. Shooting irom lOd. A Largo atook of Tweeds in all qualities. Blanttets from Da (id a pair. Kxtra Value In Corsets, from 2s Od. A Leading Novelty is tho'" Flexible Hip "Corset, very com fortable and dnrable, 7s 6d. Now Styles In Ladies' Jackets and Ulsters. Including the Dolman Ulster. JjadW and Children's Underclothing and Baby Linen, in Great Variety. A Choice Htock of Ladies' and Children's Hats andßonnots, trlmmedanduntrimmed: Flowers, Feathers, etc. A Good Blaok Frenoh Merino, at 2s 6d yard; Blaok Cashmere from Is. Country Orders reoeive spoolal attention, Ono Shilling in the £ Discount on all Cash Purchases of 20s and upwards. At O V E T T, . JU Dbapkb. Wollesley-street Boara ana JttetMaence ; OUMG WOMKIN'S INSTITUTE AND BOARDING-HOUSE, QUEEN-STKKET, Open daily from 10 a.m. till D.SO p.m, Dlnnei1 andLunoheon from Uto i p.m. Tea from C to 7 p.m. Boarding-house for Young Ladles who are occupied during the day. Terns on application to tho Hon, Secretary. Y.W.C. A. Meeting every Thursday, 7,30 p.m. Governess* Agency, Servants' Registry, and leading Library in oonneotlun with the lm.tl. tntn. Meaicai. H~A X F PHARMACY" OXLEY'S BUILDINGS, QUKEN-HTKKKT WBARF, AUCKLAND. Pkeschiptions Carkfolly Dispensed, ptjee deuas add chemicals. trkth exiractbd. Medicine for Shipping Supplied T. HOOTON. Manager. R. WALKEK, Sargeon, wishes to notify to his patients and the publio gonerally, that ho has removed to Ilkley Honse, at tho top of Grey-Btrost, lately in the occupa tion of Mr Robert Home. DR. WALKER may be consulted as usual at Mr Gardner's, "The English Pharmacy." 181. Quoen-Btroot, daily from 10 to II a.m.; and owing to his prao tlce increasing and extending, too hours Ot consultation at Mr Morcan'a ''The Golden Moitar," will in future be from 0 to 10 a.m., and 7 to 8 p.mi The English Pharmacy, 181, QUEEN-STREKT, (Telephone: No. 40) AND North Shore Pharmacy (a Branch of the above}. . GARDNER, M,pTs. o,"enG., CHEMIST. All PreßOrlptlons eont out Irom these Establish , monts may bo rolled upon as being proparod With the scrupulous nicety which oharaoterlsea Modern First-class Dispensing. Formula prepared according to the cUfforont London Hospitals; British, German, and the United States Pbarmaoopcolas, and the French Codex, 1S1( QUKEN-STRKKT.& NORTH SHORE " QHOULO BJB DsTIffiVEKY HOUSE,' CRAWFORD'S SAKSAFA li I h h I. TONIC Is an Invalnabloiroraedy for Nervousness, Glddl ness, Low Bplrlts, Indigestion, Headache, Chronic Diarrhoea. Impoverished Blood, General nobility, Neuralgia, Pimples and Blotohos on tho faoo, Eruptive diseases cf the Skin, fto.; and bs an APPETIZER. It stands unrivalled. It never disturbs the most delicate stomach, but In most oases greatly assists DIGESTION and ASSIMILATION Of a NUIRIMKNT, • BUSINESS MEN, GOOD TEMPLARS, and then will find in it a long-felt want, as A RESTORATIVE and STIMULANT Of great owor, without having resort to TOX ISO A TING LIQUORS. To Pukify the Blood, CRAWFORD'S SARSAPARILLA TONIO Is certainly enporlor to most of the medloln sold for this purpose, and by Its Judloious v a many a Berious Illness might be averted, ar.d hundreds save themselves a lot of suffering and oxpense they now Incur through neglecting to take notice ot many little disorders that a few doses of tills TONIC would speedily remove; it is VERY PLEASANT TO TAKE, and being compounded of only Harmless Drugs, may be taken by anyone, however DELICATE, with SAFETY and BENEFIT. Prepared only by 0 B A W F O EL, Phabmaceutigaii Chemist HKW T O N Auckland.



mO CARP.ENTERS, Tenders will b<i received for the Completion of the Joiners' Work of a Concrete Dwelling house at Romuora, until 1 o'olock p.m. on WKDNKSDaY next. July 19. Planß at my offlco, 83, Queen-street 11KNRY Q. WADB. __^ Architect mo BUILDERS. Tendors ■will be reCßlvod until noon of WED NESDAY, July 26, for the Krection and Com pletion of a Factory for tho Northt m Boot ana Shoe Company (Limited). KDWARD BARTLKY, Architect. DETONPOKT STEAM FiJRRY CO, 10 SHU'BUIIiDEES AMD ENaiNEBBS, " Tenders for Alterations and Repairs to the p.a. Alexandra will bo louolvod at my office, No, 8, Quoon-stroot, whero srp.cl/ieations may bo seen, up to 5 p.m. of TUBS DAY, Kth July. The lowoßt or aDy tender not neoesaarily ao coptcd. BKNJ. TANNER, Secretary, mo BUILDERS. Wantod Known, that K. MANDKK has oponed a yard at'Onohnnpia, and is prepared to supply UutldinK Maturlal of bost quality at onrrent rntoa. Cash Cuatoinera liberally doalt with. • ■ FOB SALE. 1/1 OR SALE, 6 Year-old Mare, Good X 1 Cart, and nearly new Harness; also splendid Boy's Pony. — Apply Mr Thomas, Wood-atreot, Ponsonby, COLLEGE HILL.-For immediate Sale \J (a bargain), a Double allotment adjoining tho Cottago on the ciil' overlooking Freeman's Bay.- Apply Pabllsher Star oflloe. AGKAWD TKEAT JUST IN,— WllßOn's Freph Mullet (In lib and 21b Una), to bo h»d at Taylor's West Kud Store, Kuranga htpeßoad. . I/lOR SALE (really cheap), at Pon- C Bonby, Threo good His and Seven roomed Houses, with luge gardens; and one Four roomed Cottage. Alto, Two Six-roomed Cot tages in Nelson-street, Auokland. Apply to John Soppot, House and Land Agent, No. 8, Qneon-Btraet , XpOK SALB.—A BARGAIN, 875 Acres Kxocllent Land, comprising cm al luvial valley—the slopes on either side mostly covered with pohutukawa, jiurirl, and otnor valuable timber. A Bash Public House and Store on the property Is at present let, but Im mediate possession oan oe obtained if required. This la an excellent opportunity for anyone wishing to oomblne farming with a lucrative timber and gum business. Full particulars on application to MKTCJALFB & HILL 29, N.Z. Insurance Buildings. -LIOS POSITIVE SALK. That oompaot little Island, known as Wood's Island, about; half-way between here and the head of the Waltemata. containing 100 Acres, with Cottage, good Orchard, and several Im provements, plenty of fr.esh water all the year round, and a good wharf for the convenience of steamers, fco,—Apply to JOHN SOPPKT. House and Land Agent, No. 8. Qneen-gtreet WILLOW GLJSJN ESTATE, KINGBLAND. This beautiful property has now been sur veyed Into 35 grand allotments, from about a ' Quarter of an acre upwards. The well-finished 11 roomed villa residence, rouleto with every convenience, register grates, bath, tanks with water laid on, will be bold, with rather over 3 aoroa of tastefally laid out garden grounds, well planted with ornamental and fruit trees; paddooits, well of water, etable, and other out jnlldlnc:B; on easy torraß, for the low prloo cf £800. 81 allotment?, embracing some remark ably fine sites <all voloanic) for villas, (the greater portion cleared and ploughable) may cow be viewed, and first comers may take their choice, at extroemly low prioes, ranging from £28 to £100 per allotment. Terms to suit pur chasers. Be early and take your pick. Large plan may bo seen, and tall information obtained from J. R, SANDERSON, Land Agent, 6, N,Z. nsuranoe Buildings, Auokland. FOX SALE, really cheap, a Compact Farm of 160 aoree; about 60 acres In grass, part under crop, part good bush and fern; a Blx-roomod House, Stable, Cow-shed, &o,; 2} wiles) from railway station and only 12 miles from town by good road, FOR BALK, a nice little Dairy Farm ot 72 acres, all fenced and divided into pad-looks, with good House, Stable, Bheds. and every oon- Toulecoe, and, deep-water frontage, 10 miles from town. Apply tj Jons Soppet, House, Land, 'and Soneral Commission Agent, No. 8, Queen-street upstair* .■■■■■■■■■ ' ■■■ ■■- ' FOR SALB, a New 7-roomed bouse, well built and finished) wash-bonce and outhouses, j-acre of Rround, well situated In. a healthy locality.—For further particulars apply to Davien end Bator, Nationallnsur&noe Build ings. 83, Qnepn.-«tr^pe,, TGI OR ALE, Krt TONS GALVANIZED CORRUGA ou TED IKON jqq tonb fencing wire okabarkkls knight & evan's am cement. w. s. laukie, 10, Wyndham-stbkkt, TjpO FARMERS AHD OTHERS. The undersigned have on Hand a Bplonded Sample of TARTARIAN BKED OATS.aiBO 6XOO eaoka Prime FEED OAT 3, at lowest current rates. E, MITCHKLSON & CO.< Ho. 19, Queen-street Wharf. UEESI SEED! BEEDI FOR SALE; - the following New Soods, ex Koman Empire :— Red Clover White Clover Cowgrasi Alsyke Rape Lucerne Turnip Mangel Linseed Hemp < Canary &0,,& c i The above will be disposed of at Lowest Current Prices. ■ i ■ ■ ! PQTTER AND .CO., Durham-street FOX SALE AT FREEMAN'S BAY . MIL LS, |j ■, ~ , ; Lath boffktt s. •• ■ ■ ~■■■ genuine bonedust, wholesale and ' RETAIL, ; , ~ At Lowest Mabkbt Bates. . BONES BOUGHT IN AHY QUANTITY, At the Mill, OATS AND MAIZE CRUSHEDi D. H. MOKKNZIK, Fort-atreet, April 26th. ffl O X SALE, 1 AT Lowest Mabket Kates j n Rosin, Pitch, and Tar Kerosene, Polnt.nad Olive Oils Chuiiiplon'fl, Scott's, and Btoror'u Gonulne White Lead, In wood WuntK Metal and Nails Large Stock of Canvas, various brands Wire Rope, from 1} Inch to } Inch ■;.' Bolt Rope, liemp, acd Manilla Rope, all sizes » Patent Wlndlaeß (wood), Frills, and Palls Anchors, from 16 owt to 10 lbs Ohalns, from i inch to I Inch, Colza and Fish Oil. D, H McKENZIE, FORT-STREET. March 18. 18S3 o. I. p; 1 n PER OBNT REIiijOTION ON ALL M\r. OABH SALES Off China, Oiass, earthenware, AT ; JCjDWARD JLeWIS'S. 9, customhouse-street. auckland. . Storekeepers, the Teadb, and genkeal public, vlbix this Btoki", and save your monet, EDWARD LEWIS Is Agent t0,,. . WALKKR'S WHISKY, GRIFFIN'S ALES, BASS' 3 ALKS, GUIKNHS3'S STOUT, AT 9, CUSTOMHOUSE-STREET EAST, AUCKLAKC, JUST ARRIVED, fix LaIRA, ; ■ : SPECIAL SHIPMENT OF GRIFBTO'3 SPARKLING| ALES.



WANTED- ■ \STANTED KNOIVN-TUat J. Cos TV grave*; Co. aro'" Selling Men's Elm Whitney OvcrooatH tlnedthoronghly.forl9^6d VV' ANTED—Tailors to bear jm. mind T V that I havo in stock a large aesortmenl of Blaok Rnd Bluo Superflnea and Doeßkinc, Tweeds, Coatings, Bedford Cordß, and Trim. nslnga of all descriptions, short lengths of which I cut at wholesale nricm. A. LOVKTT, WeUesley-Btreet. ANXKD KKOWN-That J, Cos- Krave and Co. are soiling Tweed Mao klntosh Coate for 30s, warranted. WANTJf I>. rurcbasera tor Good Swede Turnips' in lots of 5 tons, delivered at any railway station within 10 mllen of Otuhuhn. Prico. 30s ton or 25a on tho ground.—Fisher undCo vy ANTED SEEN, thß Ladies' Ulsters, TV 6s 6d; LadiOß' Jackets, C 3 Cd; Girls' do., 6a-At Daropler'a Wrfkefleld-utrent Shop. WAS T~E D X N OW N BLOMFIKLD'B WORM POWDERB are tho Finest Remedy for Worms. In packets, One Shilling; by Poat. la 2d,—WKBT KND PHARMACY, Ponponhy. WANTED KNUWN, that Sharland's Cherry Pnutoral rolievon Coughs In ten minutes; bottles, 2a 6d.—Addrosa, opposite Poat-oflleo. VITAJNTED."^-The Public to know that V T Mnnro & Milllgan. Hob?on-Rtreot, havo added to tholr Tailoring Department a bronoh for iho nmmiCiifituro of Hoyß' and Yonths' Ciothlng, made to ortlor, from thoir largo stoob of gna aiitoert ehrunk twoeiia. A N T ITT3 X N O W IN— BLOMIfIKLD'S SOOTHING POW DICRB, a cooling aporiont for Children cutting teeth, troubled with eruptions of skin. Packets, la: Post, Is 2d.-V/JB)ST KNU PHAHMAOY, Ponaonby. A^ S T^ K^ W, ALt, THE! Woekino Men of Auckland to come and Insoeot tho SPLENDID NEW GOODS Just Arrived ex Cambria. Balmorals and Klaatlo-Blde Boota. only 10a 6d, ] the boat vuluo ever offered In Auckland. Also, IS TrunkH Laolns' Button and Fanoy Klastio Kid Boots, the bout and cheapest in Auckland, Don't forget the Address— H. SAW X I NS, THB RED BOOT WARKHOUSB, VIOTORIA-BTRBBT. \Af a « i' is d; » " , You to call at BKENNAN'S AUCKLAND HOUSE, " Foot of Victoria-street. Antl see tho following lines :— Lustres, 6Jd; Dress Sorgo?, lid Merino, is 7d; Wlocoys, i\A Iflannol, 7?d ; Holland, 6a White Oalioo, 2a 9d doz; Oxford Shirtings, 5Jd; Twill Sheeting, 2 yards wldo, Is 2a yard Men's Alpino Hats, 2s lid; Hardfelt, 30 Cd; i Tweed Suits, 27s Cd; Overcoat?, 22s 6d SAVE YOUR IIOJIEY AND BOY AT J» REN N A Nd. ■yiCTORIA-STRKET, WANTED KNOWN- K& FOR CASH ONLY- Good Value in Blankets, from 9/11 to 45/ pair Bood Value in Quilts, irom.i/B to 12/4; s:ze, 10-9 3ocd Valno in Sheeting, from /8|; 72 inobi 1/ Bood Valne in Calicos; from I2\; white. /3 Good Valuo in DroBS Materials, from /!} Good Value In Wtocoys, from /3J to 1/3 i *i ■ Good Value In Laoe Curtains, from 3/Jl to 30/ Good Value in Ladlea" Uletera, from 8/9 np Good Value in Hosiery, all sizes and makes Good Value in Satins and Velveteens, from 2/6 Good Value in Handkorohlefs, from Hi each Good Valne in Table Napkins, /7}; Cloths, 2/ Good Valuo in Felt Carpeta, 1/4; Tapestry, 2,8 Good Value In Millinery and Underolothlng Good Valuo in Haberdashery Good Value in 2-button Black Kid Gloves, 1/9 Good Value In Ladlea1 Coraote, 2/6 to 10/6 At WM. H. SMITH'S ' Cheap Draper? Warehouse, Corner of Uppor Queen and Alexandra-streets, Oppo&lto Army and Navr Hotol< N.B.—Onr Well-assorted Stock of GENBRAIr DKAPKRY IB BOUGHT OHBAP FOR OABB, and marked in plain Ugnr.es at 10 per cent, less tban usual Queen-street prices. Wo Invite compari son, . I*7" ANTED KNOWN. TWO SHILLINGS IN THK POONO DISCOUNT ON ALL CASH PUROHA3E3 OF FIVK BHILLINGS "AND UPWARDS. AT STEPHENSOJS'S, KarangahApk KOfcß, Nbwton. Splendid Value In 36tn White Calico, 6/6 per doz Good Valne in Blankets, 7/8 to 80/ per pair Unequalled Value in Ulsters. 4/8 to 35/ eaoh Splendid Value in Jerseys. 6/6, worth 9/6 Good Value In Millinery and Onderolothing Unequalled Valne in 160 Ladloß Felt Hats, 2/6 eaoh . ~ ~ . ■ , . Splendid Value in Loner Lace Cnrtataß. 1/ per yd Good Value in Dress Materials, from /4J yd Unequalled Value in Coloured Caßhmeres, 1/ per yd Splendid Value in Corsets, 1/6 to 12/6 per pair Unequalled Valuo In Corsatß, 2/6 and 2/11 Good Value In Hosiery, all size 3, &o. ■ '' Splendid Valuo in 4-button Black Kid Glove?. ' S/6 Uneqoallod Value in Coloured Sergos, /ll} per yd Good Value In Colonial JTiannelß, from 1/3 Wanted Known-Dressmaking on Promises Unequalled Value in Satins. 2/6; Velveteens, 2/6 At STKPHKNSON'S. Nbwton Houbb, . Nkwton. N.B.—Comment on our Stock ot General Drapery la needloaa; a single call Is sufficient to ■prove that pnrohaserß ot Drapery oan get bOBt vanlo for tholr money at a T E P.HE N SO N'S, ". NSWTON ANTED KNOWN—Money to Lend on Personal Security. Persons Borrow ing £5, receive M 10s; £10, £S; £20. £18; £50, £15; repayable in Weekly, or Monthly Instal ments. Strictest' eooreoy, < Bills discounted daily.—London Loan and' Discount Company High-street (between Shortland-street and Vnl oan Lane). \«7 ANTED Known—That, J, Uosgrave tt and Co. have the Largest and Best Stock ot Men's and Boys" Clotntng to choose from In Anokland. ~ WANTED KNOWNrrTtiat £, porter and Co. have Opened their Now Ware house at Newmarket, with a Large Assortment of Furnishing and General Ironmongery. All Goods at Town Prioes. ■ ■ >::■:■■ WANTED K« OWN, that E. Mltchel son & Co., No. 19. Qnoon-Gtrect Wharf, are Belling Maize, Oats, Bran, Sharps, Floor, Oatmeal, fee. fco.. at lowest market rates. ANTBD KNu"WN.-Tho Auckland Timber Companr, Limited' (late G. Holdshlp 8c Co.), are selling every description of Timber; also, Sashes, Doors, Mouldings. Turnery, Fretwork,' &0., tit Specially Low Prices.—Cnßtomhonse-BtreefcWest.- — -t — AKTISD KNOWN—UHKAP TIM -IJKRI Ohb ap Timdkh 1 And all other kinds of Building Materials, can be purohanod oheaper und bettor than anywhere else at the Yards of D. Goiwk, Albort-streot . There being no manufactory for Joiners' Timber on the pre tnisas, the customer has an additional oppor tunity of Roitlng snperlor Umber. Wheel rights'Materials always in Btock. Cordials, etc. ffIHS AUCKLAND iKKAXED I. WATER CO., Coknbr or WRtMcsrEV iND AUiEUT-BTUKJMS J MANAGER, MB GEO, Wholesslo Only, No. 53, TkiiKphonk Exchange The above Company In cominon&ing biwlnasa beg to Intimate that It la their Intention to Manufacture a flrat-class artlolo, at the lowest possible price, and being In possession of ap anoes, which no other firm In the trade- '■' possess, they can, with oonflclonco, defy com petition, si.the followlhg prloaa will prove t— " Prlcoa from and after February 1,1881 ■ n g, a 100 (in large Quantities, per agreement), ' ' perlb _; ■■■_'' :a.- .. _ _ 0 0 1 .SErated Waters, Lemonade, Soda water. Ginger-ale, Glnsrar ' Boer, ■ ■ , Kaspberryade,. Tonlo-water, at per dozen _ .. _ _ _ _ 0 I 3 Lemon Cordial, Peppermint do, Clovo do, Btapberry do, at per dozen.. -015 0 Singer wine, per dozen :- - > .11 0 Qinßor Wine (in bulk), per gallon .. 010 8 Quinine Wine,'per dozen _. _ . i.l 1 . Umejulce Coraial, pordozon .. -.0 18 0 Sarsaparllla, per dozen _ _ — 110 0 dtougnton Bittora, per dozou -~ .. 1J 0 Oranae Bittora, per dozen -.. _ - *IB 0 : Four shllllngß In the pound, or twenty per «ent. discount will ba allowed off tho .above urloeu for oaoh, or If the account la paid on or before the lfith day of eaoh month. It accounts sra not paid before thai date, tha full amount Will bo charged, Country customers will ba supplied at the above prices, but all packing, oases, and bottles will bo ohargod for, and a reasonable allowance will be made tor caeca when returned, aocordlot; to their condition. Bottles and Btoppera when returned will be allowed tor at market pzloos.» Particular core will be token in peeking goods. Cub tamers are particularly requested to advise the return of empty bottles by post-card, or other wise, for oases frequently disappear in a most mysterious iw^ntfftF from tho' Auoklftnft Wharf.



AiQuaemon-nii. KS" ABBOTT'S— Q P E X A JJ O. U S E. Ijehsoo Mr. w. Hi Thompson. TO NIGHT 1 I TO-NIOHTI •THIS SATDRDAY, JULY 15. 1R 3 I n HAND I?URNITURE PRESENTATION IXRAND £ ÜBNITUItK L RKSKNTATION NI G H m IG H I AT • . ■ .. Jil . 114-I ' THOMPSON'S £Joi.OS3AL j^fIRKQB QV TUB ■: . 2j uL v WA BI "■"■ £>" ■' JO-NIBUT! ~ " TO-NIGHTI J Tho loading Present will oonelnt of a Magnill cont Snllo of DRAWING HO3M I^OUNITURK ]i RAWING"ROOM r UKNITUfiK, IN QUEEN AND aoLD, Valnodat . , ■ ■ ■ ■■*■ - £30 £30 £30 £30 £30 • tocietiiicii with 100 ( OTIIBH CO3TLY PKK3KNTs}iOO , AND During noxt woek the Proprlotor will ,>> give away SIX SUITES! SIXSUirESt SIX SUITES I OF DRAWING-ROOM FURNITURE (NINE PJKCES).' ' ' • ■' ■■■'; The Farnlture la now on viow in the New Shop next to PiiiUiDs'n, Tailor, Queen-street. Doors open at 7.30; overture at 8 o'clock. Prices oJ Admission—Ureßa Circle and Or. oheßtral Stalls, 3s; Stalls, 2a Od: Pit, Is. Chil dren half-price to Dress Circle and Stalls only. Box OJBoe ac Wayte's, Bookseller, Uueon Bt. Desorlotlve Lecturer, Mr. W. H. Thonipsoa. Kohlek-s Wax Works WllL OPKN TOO3AY (SATURDAY), ' 15th] \- IN BATTRAYS BUILDINGS, GSHTRAh QUKBN-BTBBfIT. ■ THE KKLLY GANG, TK WHITI, BUiRKB AND " WILLS, GLADSTONE, PAKHEIi,&C. Doors Open Dailyj uhom 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. GRA.ND INSTRUMENT At CONCERT V, '. •" Kboli evening at 8. ,!/. .'•:■■ MATINKK Evary Day at 2 o'olook for Ladloa and Chlldron. ADMISSION, is; CHILDREN (under 10). CD. AN EVENING "WITH "JOHN : PLOUGHMAN," '-■■ ' ' • - Bu THOMAS BPURQEON, , J. P.'a Plotures, Views ol O. H. Bpurgoon'fl Tabernacle, College, Orphanage, &o,,by Limelight , , T O. UKS DA V MEX T, JULY 20,; ... ■ t At the Ciiobai. Hall, at 7.30 p m. , . Proceeds In aid of Auckland Tabernacle | Huilflinu Jfuad. I Tloketa for Reserved SeaW (2«) at Sunday- Bchool Union, R. B. ShaUters a, and C. Kelaoy'a, Qaean-Rtreot. " ■''•• ' .' .' " • • ' Admission—lb; ChHdron, Is, to all parts.l • v ; "Q^^Tff" 1»O. O. F., M. U., A.'D,'i THE LOYAL GOOD INTENT LODGE* A No. 4,369, > . Will celebrate its 32nd Anniversary i • '--■ bja: ~ •'■■■; ■''••i: ■ . DINNER AN D B A LL, IK THE , '. •} ; LORNB-STREKT HALL, . i; ' ' .".".• ••■■ ~ OK : i>. .'■,. ■:,,.' . 't! ;' :...' TUESDAY EVENING, JULY 18,1882,'* - ! : Dinner at 6.50 p.m. Bharj". ■, ''''■ ■'.'."•","'■ Dancing to commence at 9 o'olook p.m. - 1 Donble Tickets, 7s fid; Extra' Lady, 2sCd; to - io obtained from Messrs, Cole. Carter, «kora, Lewis, Homer, Holland, James, Gow, Ballan-. mo, Harley< Moauolaolin, DonalOaon, Soon, - MoArtney; or, ■ ■'■■■'■' ": ■ *; 3. A. PENNALLIGKN, {:. X"- .■■ '-■ %( (vSeoretary. ' A M AL6AMATED' SOCIETY OF ±\. OARPKNTERB AND JOINERS, AtJO& , L? tAND BRAKCn. ■. ■; ', ,-.. : .,- ~...; f,.|. •. •'-. j The Members ot the above Branch will cola- ' '~'. brate their Beventh: Anniversary by n Bah and Rkfrebhmknts, on • WHUNKBDAY ■< KVENiNtI, the 2nd of August, in the Jjorne- Btroct HalL Ltanolnpf to oousraenco »t 9 o'olocJc, Single Tickets, sa; Uoublo do, 7s Gd—maybe had ot ths Committee, viz :D. Condon, F. ■ Whlthead, W. Panoh, J. Harding, sad •< *'• "■'■■ ■•;. . T. TUDKaOPJffi.'HOD.'&'ie,1" ■;■;■' ■ • Sporting, TSflLIi CLOSE 25TH ; OCTOfikE^ * 11,000 MKMBKRS AT TKN (IPs) SHILLINGtSi V U6PRIZKS. Molbonrno Cap. ' • '' a■"' 128 Horses. Cash Awards. : ! ; first .. _ £1500 3priMßO{*loo-8300 '■ Second .. .. 6SO oprlzasot 60- !iO9 Third _ ..300 10 prizes of SO- SOS I2S others divide liuO 50prlzosot ,15- 760 ' j __— 50 prizes ot S- "400' £3800 lOiorlzeßOf 0-" 800 ICO prizes of 6— 600", ■-"-■* £3160*' " \ HBPRizsa - '■, ■; v^,, 'Each Tloket has 8 Chances, thoro boing 8 * )rawlnga. A person taking Two 'Xiokots haa 10 Chances and the odds-1 in 15. By Letter,, " only with two stamps enoloted; Rbgibtkhed* Lcttebs and Com Not Accepted; Cheques : : With Is exchange added), P.O.'Ordore, and tank Notes Accepted. Tickets will not be Bent * till after prosontation of any Clioqua forwatdod. ■ "ADA MANrUA," * 1 " Care of Mr Abraham, Box SSI, P.O.',rDnnedlii. : N.B.—Thoonly Conßultatlonlitln the Oolonlfiß ! '■ that gives toe Pttblio the opportunity of Noml= . ' natiuK their own Cpmniittoo. , ~. ISdnsationai. t>EV. C. BISPHAM'S SCHOOL / PAKNBLL, WIURE-OPBJIon ', :'.,([ MONDAf, 24th INSTANT; '"' ;: Instoad o£ the 17th, as previously acnonnqed, . / — i : ; ; '-* ■,■■;■■'- ,v! • ' T ESSONS iv Drawing, Sketching from .■,-''■ U Na»nre, and Landtoape PalutlDß In Oil or ": Water Co'our.aro Klven by Mr lisll. Mount > Hoakill Road.-For terms apply to Mr Leeohj.., . ahortland-3tree% "■■■■''" *■■ "[ jci paom.h o,v s k skmiwaky; ■ Gondnoted by Mhs. Gknbhal Stodhakd. ~' j Winter Quarter commenoes 12th July. •■' •""' Boardet's. per quarter. In advance— Bg. d ' Yonnn Ladies over 11.. .. ~ 12 12 n ■ Yonn« Ladles over 10 10 10 0 Boys and ditto nader 10 >. „ g 80 f> ' ;Geneb4L Stoddakd reoolves Yonna; Gentle men to educate in Rnßilsh, Latin, French, Gorman, Mathemßtlcs. &0., and in Geametrloaf :■ wiel Architectural Drawing. ""imujwiom J Terms on applioation. : ' * ftjEWXIN GKAMMAK SCHOOL.— A.N Rev. P. Mason, 8.A., Drawing by Mrs Tyo,-The Third Quarter begiDS on Monday, the 17th instant. •,; i^LKJVSIDa, Upper SymoDds-street.-- XJT Mrs Glover's 3rd Term will bocin on 'M MvJNDAY, 17th Instant A Juniora' Uanoing % Class will be held every Friday Afternoon, a* 3.30, and one tor Adults on the Evening of tha ~. ■ ■ same dsy. at 7.30. .Prospectus with,terms, ft: names of Profeßsors, &0.. on applioation to tha Principal. . .■■■ ■ ■■ ■ ' ■t-.>;v>-a ONEHUNGA GKAMMdK ...k&EQDM!;, ["■ The next Qaartor will begin on MONDAY. 17th Instant, h. 3. TKOLLOPJ!,. Lj« :'','..'.- - ■: •, .Maaiw. '~.' Tft DUC A TION AL.—Mrs Giaytoni i " JI'J Boarding and Uay Sohool. St. Gcorao'B Bay Road, Pornell. Third Quarter. July 11 ÜB2. Masters: - Ur. Kidd, K n ßiiah CoinnDßltlon : and Geometry; Dr. Houscn, Qorman; Mon. - Viiigyal. Krench; Mr Angolo IForrest, Mnslo: Mr Gordoa Goooh, Binßli«t; Mr Konneth Wall wnß*' Dr&wing; Mr Bute. DrilU Uancing every Weflnasday, at 3p ra. ■ ••<<-.. B"* * . -■ ■vr i g h i ,s c.fi-opi; ■ KVMNING CLASSES in Beading, Writing. « " : Arithmetic, &0.. &c. from 7 to 9 pan".,T>7 M? I*'1 *' Hy. Khamek, Shortland Homo, fchortlana ' B'WBt« < ■ ■■ ■ ■ ~rt,,v■■; -''' ■: "''., ME., T .vP,, ,O -^O- L■•S Y k , Msstdklssouh Viula, ■ ,„ 'ji'y-ar KARAWGAHAPK ROAD,- ' , ' OEaANIBrOFST.MAWHBW'BOHOBOB,1] [,'-.»' * Reoolvea Pnplla. tor" th'^ ORGAN. PIANO ' TORTBi AND SINGING, at his addreßß,«a. above, or at ■residence ot Puplla,