The Auckland Evening Star.

Vol. XIII.—No. 3,678.

AUCKLAND, N.Z.. THUJUSoAJ, MAY «& 18_2.

(Published Daily)

PRICE : OiN_: PENNl r



Shipping. i.^J.< lV -^* ITNION STEAMSHII -7 _7)->^l COMPANY OF NEVk lie 2^k-3 o\ ZEALAND (LIMITBD), i|Ss^a ___ ! \r: ~<-\ Time Table— May, 1882. FOR QISBORNR, WAPiISR, WELLINGTON, LYTTICLTON, PORT CHALMURS, AKB HIiUFF IrilOM On-KW-BTTKUT WHARF) Steamer, Date of Sailing, Latoßt Train. Rotorua Thursday, 25, 10 a.m. — Th Anau t'hurs., Juno 1,10 am — ' ______ FOX TARANAEI, NKLSON, PICTON. WEL LINGTON. LYTTKLTON, AND WEST Coast Ports ifhom Masuicau). Wanaka Monday, 29, 2 p.ni, 12 noon WOK MKLBODKNK. Via BOUTH. RoTonuA'' Thursday, 25. 10 a.m. - T-Anau Thurs., Juno 1,10 a.m. — "Calling at Hobart. FOlt SYDNrCY. Auawata Wodnes;, 31,1 p.m. — FOX LKV-KA AND SUVA. ""•* Ti I ahoa I Friday. Ju. 2. 6 p.m. I — FOX RUHHKLTi AND KAWAKAWA. Tie anau. ~ TMonday, SB, 5 p.m. I — far Cargo must ba booked and alongside one hour boforo advertised tlmo ot departure. During May Hpoolal Tickets will bo (aaued to Ly ttolton, avallablo for return until Juno 30. la i,.n'.'o tickots mast be takon at tho Com pany's offlco. Auokland Branch, 109, Queen Btreet. s^b*k <2 TEAIVI T0 LONDON. "M^M^^. ORIENT LINE tftt_a-SJW_w The f o u ow i n g Bteamshlpa be longing to the Orient Steam Navigation Com pany (Limited) and the Paoiflo Steam Naviga tion Company, will leave SYDNKY at the undermentioned dates for MKLBOURNK. ADWUAIDE andLONDQN.vIa Suez Canal;— Steamer. | Reg. Ton'ge I Date. I.USITANIA.. 3.825 June 7 HGUKIA... 1,868 June 21 (JARONNE.. 3 878 July 5 POTO3I 4213 July 19 CH-MnOKAZ..- 3,817 Aaguat2 And the Servico will be maintained by sno ooedirg steamora at intervals of a Fortnight. Auckland cassengers for Luaitania moy pro oeed por To Anau on May SO. Fares to London. 15 to 70 guineas. -nc_ Canal Dnea, 8a In addition. t'-rcala booked through to London. Pasrangera o<_ book from Auokland at a —irongh rate to cover Intercolonial fare and Csnal dnes, and so seouro Bpeolal advantages. Passage" from Ixindan can be granted lt> Auckland, 1 For plans aud lull 'panioulan, apply, la Loudon, to F. Green & Co., and _ .deraon, Anderson ■.': Cv„ Joint Managers Of Ihe Line 1 Or to tha Agents ln Auaklana j U&ION STEAMSHIP CO. OF N.Z. 'r.mrrani. Queen-street «___>^ T_-RECT TO TE AROHA, I&gS&ZJLJ THAMES, HIKUTAIA. OHI-, ■'rta"s*r*NEMUßl, PAKROA, WAITE-' KAURI, AND WAIHI. S.S. KUBY, S.S. VIVID. Leave Auokland 1 Leave Paeroa 1 Thursday, 25tb, 8 p.m. Saturday,27th Faro to Paeroa, 10s; Return Ticket, 15a. Freight to Paeroa, 12a Gd per ton; to Te Aroha, 22a 6d per ton. Not responsible for shipping, oarrying. or dls- ' charging live atook. W. T. BRIGGS. Agent OTKAM TO THK 7',;l^^__> THAMES, -MMISSRi-m OHIN-AIGRI,WAITKI_AnRI. WAIHI, TE AROHA GOLDFIKLDS, MOR ICINSVILLE, WAITOA PLAINB, AND GRANT AND FOSTER'S SKTT—SMKNT. ENTER-PRISE NO. 2, : P.S. TE AKOHA, or P.S. PATIKI. From Auokland 1 From Thames 1 — Thursday. 2,30 p.m. > rid-y, 6 30 p.m. Saturday, i p m. The time-table of river steamers to be seen at Enterprise Ofiloe, Thames, To Thames «. Saloon, 7b 6d; Steerage, 6e To Ohlnemuri through, 5s extra To Te Aroha through. 10a extra Not responsible for shipping, oarrying, or dlfl charging Uve stock. NaFKRRYOOi Agents. iijw.-aTEAM TO THE HOT 4__l-__-IO SPRINGS. MAHURANGL tsfis^Sw MATAKANA. KAWAU, AND OMAHA. •jrhe s,e. ROSE OABEY, Al at Uoydii. W. Somorville. Master. JtC-t Ho* Springs, Matakana, Kawau, and Oraaha-Every Tuesday at 11 o'olook. re turning on Wednesday. _ if or Hot Sprlnga and Mahnrangl—Every Thura inr and Saturday at II _.m„ returning on ilonday and Friday, No Paeoels or Goods taken without shipping _6te.' , „ W. 'relßh4 Paasage apply to wiogKN _ „»i_Sr^ _a''AIUKU & ONEHUNGA _|_3^ VV STEAM NAVIGATION CO, s**"aW"* (LIMTTBD). TIMB TABLS—MA-, 1882. _~S. MANUKAU, I-avcs Onehuaga Leaves Waluku 1 Tjiav ■ May .6-Fridav, 1 o m .T-Saturday, 6.30 am _9_Monday, 3.30 p m 30-Tuoaday. Bam SO—Tueßday, 6pm 31—Wedneaday, 9am For Mannkan Heads, every Thursday, at 8 am ' By order of the Directors, _U Freight must be _• ntiald. CUNNINGHAM. Agent. «-^k^ ' « »• COROMANDEL. * _J>-ij. «E-!Ei_a_* -_ 0 ( a gt and favourite «.». CO R O M A N D E L, Oaptaln, W. D. Hargrafß. .. Timk-Tablb. Leaves Auokland 1 Leaves Coromandel I _ Thursday, 25,12 noon Friday, 26,1 p.m. Saturday, 27,2 p.m. Weather and other elroumstanoes permitting. All parcels to be prepaid a« ofiloe, No, V, Qtinon-ntreet, Wharf.. . ■ Not jesponslble In shipping, oareying. or landing live stock. _ •'- A- R. H 8 WINDLEY. Manager. dSiktfe- IvrORTHERN STEAMSHIP 'a^^^iM COMPANY (LIMITED). TIME-TABLE—MAY.. {Weather and othor elroumatancea permitting). FOX TAURANGA AN D BAY OF PLENTY PORTS. 3TF.AMKR. I DAT- OF rtAILIWO. Wollington 1 I 'I'hriraday, 25, 5 p m Qlenolg I Monday, 29, 6p m • (.'-onneotß a» Tanrani?a for Opo- Staflo tiki and Bay of Plenty Ports every Tneaday. FOR RUSSELL, WH»NGAKOA, AND MAN ' "" ' ' GONPI. Wellington I Monday. 2g. Sp m FOE WfIANGARBI, WHANGAEKI HEADS, AND MANQAPAI. EVery Tuesday, at 6 p m Arcvle (Carrying passengers and cargo **" far Waipn) FOR WHASGABBI AND YTHAKCAB-I HEADS. ~ ~ Every Friday, at 8 p m Arevle (Carrying passengerß and cargo c} tor Waipn) FOX M-RCPRY BAY. Kipgal " I Bvery Monday, at jp m ~~ FJ)R MANQAWAI. Flngal I Every 'Thnraday. at 6p m FOR WAITABA (from Onehunga). aiaeu-regor | Friday. 26.1 p.m. FOR OPONAkE AND WANGANDI (from ,''.,,.., Manukau). Kowena | Mono ay. 29.1 n.m. XT Cargo mnat bo booked and alongside one hour bofora advertised time of departure. Passage tickets must be taken at the Com pany's Office, Ho. 67, Queen-street, Auokland, A. MOGEEQOK, Managing Direotor, "i___g__,.:_iVOß V 7 AITAKA.-r-Thp XwiX^i' i' Northern Steamahlp Co.'s s.s. ..r^iWm MACGRKGOR will leave theOne hniiir.v Wharf as above (weather and other clrcunistanoas cermitting) TO-MORROW (*_' nay) ut 1 p.m.—For freight or pasßage apply at \_._ Companyb Offlce. 67, Queen-street, Auok land ; or, to i. Barnes. Onehunga. —A. My.. '■ ukgok, Managing Director. _^_»^ "WOK OPUNAKE AND WAN ___9§i^-JP GANUL—The Northern Steoai- Jatea-SBEtr-.jjjp Co- > s Biß . KOWENA will leave the Onohu-ga Wharf as above (weather and other circumstances permitting! on MONDAY next. May 29, at 1 p.m.—For freight or passage apply at the offlce of the Company. 67. Queen street, Auckland; or to A. Barnes, Onehunga,— A. McGb-Oor, Managing Direotor.



Shipping. <&}&_%_ PENINSULAR AMD O-U ---, _£££_»-L ENTAL STEAM NAVIGA *Bas*a,vTION COMPANY. Tha Company's Steamships (under oontraot With the Victorian Government for the convey ance ot her Majesty's malls) will be despatched 1 Htaamnr Leove I Leave Leave gieamer. Bydney I Melb'Tn' Ad'lade (Via Bombay) | ' PES HAW UR June 16 I Juno 20 Jnne 22 MALWA,taBom- 1 bay June.O July. July 0 SUTLBY.- July 12 I July 17 July 19 And thonoeforth every alternate week. Route I—lt la Intended to despatch these steamers for Plymouth and London via Point do Ualle. Passongors tor England will thorefors not require to change Bte&mora. Rates of paßssgo money to Plymouth or Lon don! £70 first, and £15 second-class; Italian &orts,Wss first, and £10 seeo-d-clssa. Passongors ooklng at Auokland seouro spooial advantages. For further portloulara respecting paoar«o money and freight apply to ORUICKSHANK & CO.. Agonts, 18. Queon-stroot, Auokland. Catf_*_ U'IJ£AM TO THAMKH, CAK OTfeO RYING I'ASSKNGKRS ANP *MW*rCARGO, OONWKOTIRO IWITH OHINB aVTBI, O-UHU, WAITOA Pl-tINS, AND MOBBlMt rtixa (Ptaka Dlstrloi), Timk Tabu, B.S, ROTOMAHANA From Auckland: Thursday, 7.30 morning Friday, 8 morning Saturday, 8 30 morning From Thames: • Thursday. 1 afternoon Friday, 1.30 afternoon Saturday, 2.30 afternoon RETURN TICKETS will ba issued on Mon day and Tnoaduy, available till Saturday, May 27.1882: Saloon, Ten Shillings (lOal; Stoorage, Seven Shillings and Sixpence (7s Gd). Freight through to To Aroha, -—-per ton. No cargo received within half an honr ot ad rertlaed time of leaving. FRAUKR Si? TINNE, Agent. ', ! .jSteA- PASSENGERS* LIJNE Ot oQb|. X PACKETS TO NEW ZEA "*™£*Ss_-4 OWNED BY MESSRS. BHAWI BAVILLE, &CO., 31, Leadenhall-atreet, London, The above line of ships are regular trader. to all the principal porta In New Zealand. They are clipper ships, classed Al at Lloyds', and com mandod by experienced masters. The hill of tore la mOBt substantial, _nd of the beat quality, and tho accommodation roomy and convenient. The undersigned are empowered to grant pas lagea from London to Now Zealand, payment for whloh have boon guaranteed ln the colony. Return ships to London also leave at almoet regular Intervals. , Full particulars on application to L. D. NATHAN & CO.. ) OWEN & URAHAM, } Agent*. ORUICKSHANK & CO. i _o_»_^ T>EDUCTION IN PARES iS^f-Hw-. T0 JjoN]lon ' 2§______T Tho Clipper phip HALCIONK, i^^^ AAI nt Lloyds, 313 tons register; B. J. Parkor. Commander, is now loading for tho above Fort, and to onsuro a rapid voyage home, will be dooked. Her accommodation for all olasseß ot Passengers is unsurpassed. Inspec tion invited. Full Saloon Faro. £35: Second Cobin, £20 to £25: Steorago, £16 to £18. Bod dlng, oto., supplied on Board, £5 extra. OWKV & GRAHAM, Agonts. Hotels. Albert Hotel, QUEEN-STRE-T. THK LARGEST AND BEST FAMILY AND COMMERCIAL HOTEL IN AUCKLAND. B. C. ROBERTS, Pkopbietor. Private St_it_s. Spacious Sample Rooms. pACIFIC HOTEL. JOHN GILLANDKR.. .PROPRIETOR, Begs to announce to hia friends and tho general . public, that he has completod t v c extensive alteration on hia premises. Among the many improvements, he has introduced A SPECIAL DINING-ROOM, Under the Rnperintendonoe of a woll known Caterer. The "Culslno" will bo tho boet the Beaion ■ can supply. Meals at all hours. Best Brands of Wines a_d Spirits. Hancook. Sparkling Ale alwayß - on Draught. Reasonable Charges. Excellent Fare. Civility and Attention. Good Stabling. yi^ At N 1 7K ' S (Commercial TTotel. O a rhe dit a\i. Squab b, CHBJSTCHUKCH, W, F. WAR NE R Begs to announce to his many friends in Christ church and the adjoining Provinces that having . RE-ENTERED INTO PO3SESBION of the above Hotel, which has been entirely renovated, re-deoorated and re furnished In the latest style, he is now prepared to welcome his old friends and onstomera. THE BILLIARD SALOON Attached to tho Hotol la unsurpassed by any other lin the colony, containing three tables spoolally Imported from England to the order of tho Proprietor. The suites of PRIVATE APARTMENTS, whloh are elegantly furnished and appointed. are entlroly distinct from the hotel portion of the building j thus insuring porfoot privacy; A novolty ln colonial hotel accommodation will bo available at "The Commercial" ln the shape of a LADIES' DRAWING-ROOM, kept specially select and exclusively for ladles, A high pressure water supply has beon ar ranged for on tho premises, and the Bath: Rooms are fitted with every convenience for hot, cold or Bhower baths at any timo. Comment on the quality of tho liquors sup plied at the Commercial ib unnecessary, as the oellar is under the spooial supervision of Mr W, F. Warner. . The hotel boing most centrally situate, adja cent to the Cathedral, and with—l a abort dis tance of the mnsenm, Theatre, and othor publlo buildings .and with a tram Borvloe to all parts of the suburbs passing at short intervals, renders it unequalled as a place ot residence for families or commercial gentlemen visiting Ohrlßt-hqroh. For tho convenienoo of commercial travellera _ample rooma will be available. , An oxoollent ohef dp cuisine has boen engaged and generally no pains will be spared to make The Conu-eiclal the leading hotel in Christ chutoh. Prompt attantion will be glvon to telegrams or letters applying for apartments, W. F. WARNER, " Proprlotor. art: c ju a js J_ c _' A F F, JD _ f-rmerly 0 f the City Club (lately of the Terminus Hotal. Holensv-le), having _o_*r-t the Freehold of the Wkanbab-i Hotel from Mr Caffler, begs to Inform visitors that no effort Kill b. spared to afford satlsfao-oc Horaea and Pleasnra Boats on Hire, ryiO TOURISXS AND OTHERS WAIWERA HOTEL, HOT SPRINGS, NEAR AUOKLAND. Has _sen recently renovated, and alßOr newly appointed throughout with every modern luxury aha comfort, comprising amongst other speci alities—Ball Saloon, Drawing, Dining, and Rooma en suite; splendidly fit tad Medic-jal and other Baths; Lawn terraces. Archery, Crlokot, and Quoit Grounds; Strawberriea, and other Fruits ln Soason; Billiards, Boating, Shooting, 8 LAKE HOUSE, ROTORUA, Systematized in the aame admirable principle as the far-famed Walwera Hotel, Offers its Patrons Blmilap Internal advantages and attrac tions, while the surrounding Scenery and wonder spots are bpyopd compare and of world-wide fame, requiring no comment OAbAO- HOTEL, IJOT LARKS JL OHTNEMUTU. ROTORUA Fu-st-class aeoo-unodation for Tourist., Trove 'tors, and Vißitore during both winter and duarper months. Private Sitting Room* B »oW_,>{ and Reading Rooma. _) 1 _ _ 1 a a d s. Ooaohea, Buggies, and S__*Jlp Hpraes for Hlr» Conv-yanoea will meet every Saagje-i Impobtawt Nokcjs.—Tourlsta oan make <_•• raeso-ients with Capt. M. T. Cj9yton ansurano. Buildlngß. Auckland), Mr J. Keliy a'ouranfa), or Mr Wm. EoUy (Ohlnemutu), for thgough trips to the Lakes, i_cs!i-ling boat and ooreh hire, hotel _ooomm_dal_oi_, tad all e» ctatoras, Bt HXBD BATJIIB. , __ ~. _. - . __. Trip from Auctlond to tbe Ho. Lfl_os tnd baok, on foe above principle (or T_a Ounnui OKLV, . ■•i--i ,' WILLIAM KELLY, FUOPM-TOB. '



Business jNoticea. TVTOTICE OF IAKTNERSHIP ANE IS REMOVAL. C. G. HILL, while acknowledging with thanks the hearty support accorded him hither to, begs to Btate that tho growth of hia business has induced him to taite Into partnership Mil Ueo. Plum-kh, and that tho business will In future bo carried on undor the nama of C. G, fIILL & CO. After the 81st May, the businosE will be Roiuoved to thOBO Commodious Promises noxt door to Mr Brldgmau, Drapor, Upper Qnoon-streot, whore, with increased facilities for carrying on their business, and by strlot attention to Orders for Materials or Out door Work, thoy hopa for a further sharo ol patronage. C. G. H. & CO. confidently Invite inspection of their Large Stock of Glass, Paints, Paporhanglnga, Pictures, Gilt and other Mould logs. Faint Brushes. &0., which, boing their own direct Importing, aro offered at the Lowost Remunerative Prions.—Wellosloy-stroot, May 15.1882. Jt£ ° T hA* XSi In order to avoid mistakes and aeoldonts, I have made arrangomonts with MR ROBERTSON, the Proprlotor of the Royal Moll Coaches, To Rnn Paßsengora through to Lake House, from TAURANGA to OHINEMUTU. WAI ROA, and TAUPO. Tourists can obtain Bnggios at all times at Tauranga and Ohtnemutu, and oan depend upon good Coaohos, Buggies. Horses, and sober and civil drivers, at Lowest Rates. ROBERT GRAHAM. Lake Houso, Ohlnomutu, February 14.1382. "OUTOMAMANA HOT LAKJS-. A U-UIT-DjNUMBKROF FIRST-CLASS THROUGH TICKETS WIU be Issued for THE HOT LAKES, Tourists will havo tho advantage of staying at LAKE HOUSK, Ohlnemutu, whloh will be found the mot comfortable Hotel ln the Lake District. No other tlokets but those Issued by me avail able for Lake Honsoi R. GRAHAM, Jun„ National Insurance Buildings, 83, Queen-street, Anokland. Auokland. March 15,1882. AUOKLAND TIMBER COMPAN (LIMITED) GREAT BARGAINS IN BUILDING TIMBER. tar Making Room. ia J" 0H ii OL H A S L E T T_ BUILD-R, HOUSE AND SHIP JOINER. &0„ Foktstr_kt, Auckland. Having commenced business ln tho abovo line, Is now prepared to rccolve ordors for every description of Carpenters' and Joiners' Work. Offlco Flttlnas, Shop Fronts, Conn tors, Sholves, Presses, Cupboards, etc Kvory description of work connected with tho trade, from Houso Hulldlng down, o-ooutod on tho Shortest Notice, and most REASONABLE TERMS. FO R T- S T R E E T, Two Doorß from Customhouse Hotel. JB. M A X It I O T T, •AUCTIONEKP., HOUSE, LAND AND GENERAL CCMJI SS OK AOIIHT * Karaiigahapo Road, Anokland. tiW OUT-DOOR SALS 3 ATT_ND_D, TBI rjT o th Is F~u bjui c. RICHARD GEORGE, BUTCHER AND OKNKRAL PURVEYOR, Respectfully solicits the publlo to try Lis CHOICIC STOCK Off MRAT, at LOWEST Pot-BIBLK PltIO«S. Families waitod on for Orders. Boat Quality Corned Boof. abinpinß Supplied.- Note tho Addro3B— MANUKAU ROAD, PARNELL. n_--T- OP P-Aff EX-, Very Handsome Chests of Draworfl ln rich Mottlod Kauri, also Wardroboß and vory pretty Cheffonlers. at vory reasonable prices, for Cosh only. The above wood booo ca moro boantlfnl with ago, and is always vory valuable. W. NORRIK, OAniNBT MANUirACTUUKK, Top of Hhortland-street. JOHN FETFOKD, house and ship plumber and gas fitter, Thk Cheapest House in Auckland. high-street a-o-laot). JAM E a a UTOH _. X, CARTER. CONTRACTOR. &0 Goods Carted and Delivered from ship's Bid. on Shortest Notioe. Ballast Supplied, N-W-ABT-B AND BAY Or ISLANDS COAL Also. Firewood (ont and uncut) reasonable,. HENRY BKAUK & CO. (LIMITEDI, WHOLESALE MANUtTACTUR-'tR AND IMPORTERS Of all kuida of SADDLERY, High-street, Auokland. HDW. JNO. COX. Manager. AT O T I 0: . a, i.l CHEAP HARDWARE HOUSE, Karangahapo Road. FLAMBOURNE, in convoying to his • numerous onstomera and friends his sincere thanks for the g.noroas support accor ded to him during the past seven years, would respectfully inform them that having farther enlarged his premises and reoeived a largo supply of goodß dlroct from Manufacturers, per Crownthorpe,'Arabella, Pareora, etc., he Is pre pared to .ell at very low rates; to mako room for farther shipments to arrive per Remington and Cambria, from London ; and Orient and; MenrJoza, from Ltvorpool. N.B.—Carpenters' Tools eßpooially cheap. ' OER "EVENING STAR. Mr Editor: Sir.—l Challenge all Opponents of Local Enterprise, bo who they may, to Produoo any Foreign Compound for Dyspopsla or Indi gestion equal to ROBLKY'B DIGESTIVE MEAL for Pnlse or Porridge DIGKSrtS'IC BROWN BREAD, and DIGESTIVE 813-UI.S J. ItOBLEY, 25, Geky-steeet. "| fi JS « 11 E X SON, house, -hip, bign, and genera decorative painter, 18 0. 8. wyn„ ham 'Btr-kt. /ylsuk xum'ato sauce. New Season—Quality Guaranteed. To bo obtained of all Grocors, 1/ per Bottle, G. COZENS, Agent. 27, Queen-street -JTt D W~A "R ~V UAKi _X V, AEOHII-OT, HTIOHBURYB BOILDIKB QUEEN-BTREET. rULMAN'S PHOTO ROOMS, ?HOKTLAND-6TII-_T, > Tourists ant Vlßltora are Invited to Inspect Pulman'a Views of-the Hot Lakes, Auokland and Bash Scenery, &o. The greatest varloty of Original Portraits of Maori Celebrities In New- Zealand. PHOTOGRAPHY IN ALL ITS BRANCH--. 0 £ E XT WOODS BQOT AND SJ^OE MANUFACTURER, COHLEY'S BUILDINGS, Hopsoir-BTEKpr (Opposlte the Prince Arthur Hotel), EVKEY DESCRIPTION OV EEPAIES NEATLY • EXECUTED, A Trial Solicited. I^UPERIOK CORRUGATED TANKS. J. L. KEAN (Late Alfkkd d_._r), Has for Sslp a number of the above, with Tap. roady for nes, fit rcdnced rates, at his Shop, Elliott-street. Large c nan-ties qt Spouting Ridging, and Down Pipes &lw_F3 Iv stock. Verandah Iron oarved at tho shortest notipo. Country orders will always receive hia nrosnjjj attention. Lead washers always on hand. # ° :,;* l. G "* Mr li. d. SAHDALL Wishes to Inform his friends apd the publlo In general that he has Opened the Butcher's Shop fa Wakefield-street lately ocoupled by Fowler and Co,, and hopes by keeping the beat quality ot Meat and strict attention to business to merit a fair share of their support _ E. G. SANPAIif.. May ~1882,



i Public Notices. \J O H n Ml I l n c, COLONIAL BANK BUILDINGS, I Continuoß the Profession ot 1 PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT, AUDITOR, ARBir-JRATORi &0., | At tho above address. i All bußlnosn oonneotod with tho examination of Accounts, tho preparation of Balance-sheets, and tho Winding-up of Estates, tsr rkokive Prompt attention, ; Agont for tho Auokland Provincial District for - THE NATIONAL MUTUAL LIFE ASSOCIA • TION OF AUSTRALASIA.whoro all bust-OBS conneoted with Lifo Assurance is transacted. jg 0 T I 0 TO THE SETTLERS OP THE KAIPARA AND WAIPOA, FOET ALBERT, AND SURRO-NDLNCI DISTRICTS. A Mar.et for all the Frosh Mullr-t caught to be found by appljlng to the Kaipara Canning Company, Holensvillo. rri LEIGH WHITE, LAND, ESTATE AGENT, AND PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT. AUDITOR OF CITY AND COMPANIES ACCOUNTS. PitEß-NT Addr-sb: COLONIAL BANK BUILDINGS. I.UTO H A _ H vJT tolto-H. Public Hot, Cold,andSnower Baths, Vlotorla-stroet East. Charge, OKB B____inß. Open all week days from 6 a.m. to B p.m., and Sun-day Mokninqs from 0 till 10 a.m, Tho Bath-rooms are all prlvato, and BUppUed with every convenience, Turkish towels, flosh aud hair braahen, combo, reaplratora, soaps, &c. Select bath-rooms (private) for Ladles overy day, at all houra, with fomalo attendance, Two Shilling and aixi'ictroir. Please note the address i Vlotorla-stroot Kaat. above tho Grey hound Hotel, and next tho oheap Bedding and H-urnirare Mart, Auckland. CjTAFFORD & GORMAN, PRACTICAL 1 k5 clippers. Horses carefully Clipped, Chargos-Moderato. All orders left at Loudrum. or Young's .-uibles puuolnaliy attended to. — N.B.—Any or era loft at Cook'a -tables not attonded to. . \IIEAP HATS, 9d; Trimmed, horn Us VV fid; Volvot Hats, from 3a 9dj Bonnets, from llj 6d to -Os.-Mrs Whitehead, Milllnor, ICat.ingnhapo Ro.d, Nowton GF. STuVIN boss to draw tbe attcn • tlou ot tho publio that ho has opened mi olllco at tho Union /oßuranoo Company's Build- Inga, Qmen-Btroot, where ho Intends to oarry on business as lio.se, Land, and Estato Agent. T U S T OPENED, Finest Brand of Tobacco?, Cigar-, and Fancy ooods. 176, QUE-N-STREET, Next Rattray's Clothing Shop. H. B A I L E V, TOBACCONIST. EH. PEKCY- Mutlius may now be • had at tho Bakory, Wakoilold street, and at Wright's, Paßtrycook, Quoon-Btroot, Boys wanted. KM 0 D O NA L D SCOT T, ,* 33. N.Z. INSURANCE BUILDINGS, QUKKN-STIIEKT, AUCKLAND, Is proparod to undertako tho FORMING OF COMPANIKB, olthor under the Joint Stook Aot, 1860, or the Mining Companies Act, 1872, on the ahortost notice, and to perform tho duty of Secretaryor Managkh pertaining thereto. Also, To aot as A GENT in Buying or Selling Bank, Insurance, Mining, aud othor dosorlptlons of Stock; As well aa TO R-OEIVB MOHKY S-OK INVKBTMBNT and 0 transact Land and General Agonoy Business oonildcd to his euro. TO" o t . c a. W. H, SKINNER, ARCHITECT', Has taken ofiloe. formorly occupied by the City Connoil, and ovor Messrs. Upton nd Co.'a, Qnoen-street. Tyr ATS AND MATTING. THK ORIENTAL FIBRE MAT AND MAT TING COMPANY, (_Y ROYAL LBTTKHS PATENT), Mannfaoturors of Patent Mattings Patent Mats Cocoa Mattings and Cocoa Mats Wool Bordored Mats. VoßDAWorins,niouwoßTß,WiLTa(_ngland). Sole Agents for Now Zealand: OPPENHEIMEK & CO., AUCKLAND, Whs will glvo Prices and Terms on application. 8 T. M__o N GO. NOTIOE OF REMOVAL, CHA S. CANNING, in convoying to his nnmorons oußtomors and friends his oiccore thanks for tho generous support aocorded him durlog the paßt twenty eovon yoars, would respootfully intimate to thorn that he haa OPENED THOSE NEW PREMISES Next door to Messrs, Glanvlllo and EUyott, ' Grooorß, and immediately opposite to Union ■ Bank of Australia, wtioro all orders will bo attoudod to during tho Erection of ins New Premises. C.C. would also bog to inform those gentle mon who havo so long and bo liberally nntronised tho. Cafo; that that branch of the business will still bo carried on at tho rear of the old building—entrance by St. Mungo Lane, Shortland-street, NEW OPERA SEASON. - Abbotts Theatre, — Mrs : Tarploe, Poulterer and •Fruiterer,' Queen-streot (near Albert Hotel). Tea, Coffee, Chocolate, Sandwiches, Cakes, and Refreshments provided, at Reaßonab'o Ratea.— Noto the address : Albert Hotel Buildings (op poslto Mr Edaon's, ChCmlat). JUST OPENED, 2 cases Mens nnd Boj-b' s-elt Bate: a1 good Btlff felt'hat for Sa 6d.—A. Lovett, Wellosley^Btroot. UPPER ■. SYMONDS._.TREET. >i! TO THE PUBLIC. ALFRED T YE R •■ (Lato Robortaon Bros.) ' Begs to thank the inhabitants of Auokland and environs for their patronago since taking the above businoßS, and would remind them that he haa now Removed to Nnw Spacious Premises on the site of the recent Arc. Mr Tyer hr>s also taken the adjoining proporty. where the buelnesa of Flrst-olhas Fruiterer and Confectioner will bo established. By soiling none but the Best Articles at Mode rate, Prices, and giving the Public strlot: atten tion to all orders, the proprietor solicits that support hitherto nccorder. PIANOFORTES & HARMONIUMS on tho Deforred System of Payments, may be had of Mr Webb, Wellesley-street Plana and Harmonium Saloon, without any addition to the prioe; or, for Cash a'llberal dlßobunt will no allowed. Mr Webb draws apeolal attention to hia Neumeyer double ovor-BtrrwK Iron Framod Planoa, which for Elegance, Power, and Sweetness of Tone, are not surpassed. N.B,—Just arrived, a Shipment of Flrat-olae. Harmoniums, price from 12 to 15 guineas. Pianofortes' for Hire from 10s the month. A Fine Toned American Organ, with 7 stops arid 2 knee swells, also, a 6 stop Alexander Harmonium.'Second Hand, at a low. price for P-piJ. WKBfl'S, Pianoforte and Har v v moniuni Saloon, Welleßley : Bt. a"vii vc v "-j otic p, The nnderaigned begs to, inform hia Vrlenda and the General Publio that he haa OI J-NKD an OFFICE in CaNaDa BUILOING3 (late City Counoll Chambers), Queen-street, Auok ' land, with a view of fMilitating the transac tion and completion of his increasing profes sional businoßß. — WILLIAM TOLE, Llcpaapd Lend transfer and Native Lands Sur-' vpypr, Mining Engineer, and Land Agent. O'E E D I SEfiDI "" § E JB J? I FOR SALE, the following New Seeds, 65 ' Roman Empire it- Red Clover White Clover Gowgras. Aleyke Rape Luoerne Tprcip i- Mangel Linseed Hemp . Canary &c, &o. The abovo will be disponed of at Lowest Current Prices. POTTER AND CO,, Durham-street,



I ffleaicai. MORE LOCAL EVIDENCE OF THK CURATIVE PROPERTIES OF -OROFESSOR r^USSCOTT'S Hkrbat, Treatment, MAY NOW BE CONSULTKD AT HIS AD DREBS, SnORTLANI>-fITREKT. To Professor Guaacott, Shortland-stroot, Anok land. Slr,-I horoby certify that for over two yeara I waa troublod with a violent cough, with a frequent apltting of blood and great palpita tion. I would not attompt to walk up a hlll.nor yet to lio down ln my bod during that tlmo. I waa unable to ao any work, aftor spondln.- a groat deal of monoy on doctors and ohemiats, aa well as boing an oat-door patient ot tho hospital. I lost all hopes of rooovory, but Beeing bo many ourea you had effected ln tho " Herald," I waa advised to come to Auokland and glvo your herbal remedies a fair trial, and I am happy to aay In six weeks I could return to the Thames a atrong, hoalthy man. free from cough or palpita tion, thank God and you also. I shall be ablo to recommend your horbal troatmont, for I oan apoak for myself, also from soores I h&vo seen ln your plaoe at different times, and every ono 'Bpeaklng ln tho highest terms of your tro.ament, —Bolievo me to be, yours over grateful, Frank Scnthorby, Thames, January Srd, 1882. To Profossor Guesoott, Shortland-Btroet: Sir, —For tho last throo years I havo boon with that dreadful complaint callod dyspepsia, or indiges tion. It did not matter what 1 uto, ln an hour or so aftor my stomach would bei*in to swoll, that I should havo to unfasten my clothes. Tho food used to turn Boor on my Btomach. Thon I would commonco bolohlng wind and go~. Dirty Bour froth would hoave from my cheat. I hod to bo vory particular in what I should eat. Fat moat, cabbage, or potatoes, or cheese—they noted on mo like so much balm, ln faat I did not know what to oat, for nothing would agroo With me. But hearing of your Herbal Tonlo, I was indnoed to try a bottle, and when I had ono I wanted moro, for my health was moro to me than monoy. I found moro relief from your Tonlo and Composition Powder than all tho medialno I havo ever taken. You havo ef fected a porfoot cure of mo. I can eat now any. thins as woll as therost of my family, and onloy it.—Believe me to be, yours over truly, Mrs Kllzabeth Swan. Parnell, January 11,1882. To Profoßseor Gussoott: Dear Sir.—My oaoo was so remarkable and my cure so effectual, that I fool It my duty to give you a teatlmonlal as my ovldenoo. I havo been suffering with rhouma tißin for tho last seven years, and a groat part of that time I have not boen ablo to dresß or un dress mysolf. For Aye years I was unablo to walk without crutches, I was tired of my lifo, becaaso I was a burden to myself and family, but hearing and seeing tho wonderful euros you had effected in different ohronio complaints.and a great number whioh I know, whloh aro not publlahcd, but I think it my duty to you and to the publlo, that a man of your skill in ourlng Buoh ohronlo complaints aa mine should bo a household word. I was llko a man drowning. I waa glad to grab at anything, but I am happy to say that, Ithrough your horbal treatment, I am hearty and well, and can go without emtohea as well as over.—Beliovo mo to bo, yours evor grateful, J. C. Dean, Ponsonby, January 19.1882. To Profossor Gusscott. Shortland-street. Sir, —I am happy to inform you of tho porfoot enro I havo reoeived through your niodiolnal treat nioni, I oarno to you on tho 27th ot Soptomber last. At that time my log was prononnood in curable ; but whon I camo to you you told me that you would convince mo In a fortnight, and I am Imppy to say you have falfillod your promise, although I waa rather doubtful 1 but I waH told oy a friend of mine that, if I said so, you would not troat mo. My frlond's name is Mrs Wnllcor, who know yoa ln Chrlstohuroh, Sho was also a patlont of yours whioh you oured of tho dropsy. lam happy to aay that I havo dispensed with my crutohos, and able to attend to my domestic duties. I glvo yau this for tlio bonefit of others who aro Bufloring as I havo boon for yoara.—Youra, over thankful, Mrs Elly Joyce, Newton-road. December 1. To Professor Gnßscott.'Shortland.streot. Door Sir,—lt la with great pleasnro that I add to tho number ot your valuable testimonials for tho miraculous ouro your modlclno has performed on me. I havo beon troubled with what soma medical mon call indigestion, others dyspopsla, but whon I came to you on tho 10th of Sept, yoa told mo that I had liver complaint; you o-plnlno.l to nio my symptoms about tho palpita tion of tlio hoart, tho wind on tne stomach, cold hands and foot, tho sonrnoss of tho wind and gaa I used to bolch, cold chills running down my baok, and, ln fact, you described my foollnga so minntoly, that I waa quite satisfied thatyon nndorstood my complaint, and I am happy to say that through your horbal troatmont you havo effected aperfoot ouro.—Yours over grate ful. Mrs M. Little, Hobson-streot. Auokland. To Profosßor GUBgoott, Shortland-Btroet. Sir,— I have boon troubled with neuralgia In both my hoad and face, and boon doprived frcm many nights' sleep, and when I sat down to my food many times I havo bud to got np from tho tablo and walk about without ever tasting food, ab I told you; when I applied to you, that I had tried all tbe chemists in town, and I only got temporary relief. ; Wben you told mo you would cure me ln a mlnuto I waa very doubt ful, but am happy t > Bay you did so. I should recommend any lady suffering from tho same to glvo yoa a trial, as you told mo, if no ouro, no nay.—Bolleve mo to bo, yours ovor thankful, Rachel Consens, Victoria-street, Novombor 21, To Professor Gussoott, Shortland-Btroet It! Is with great pleasure that I acknow ledge a perfoct oure I havo received through your horbal treatment; I havo beon troubled With aourvy for three years a_d nino months. whloh I oxplainod when I callod on yon. I told you I could form no other o.uso r nless It waa through aleopl.ig in a bod whore some one had boon Bleeping who had tho scarvoy. I have always boen very particular when staying at the hotels to oxamlne tho linen boforo going to bod. I havo mot many mon on my route who have got tho samo complaint through Bleeping In dirty beds the Bruno as I did. I also told you whon I applied that I had token a great quantity of medicine until my hair began to fall off; but Ihapponedto sco your advortlsemont stating that your treatmont was solely herbs. I have known wondorful cures offootod through tho herbal treatmont whon minerals havo failod|! and being a bellovor in horbs, I was vory happy to placo myself nnder yonr troatmont as Boon aa you came to -uoklun d, and I am glad to Bay you have effected a ouro on mo and made me a clean, strong, healthy man.—Beliovo mo telbe, yonrs evor thankful, Alfred Hopkins, Now North Hoad, December 6th. To Professor Gußscotc. Dear Sir—lt Is with groat pleasure I havo in rooommepding your Tonlo. I have boon suffering with wind and spo/ima on the stomach for several years, and I could not get any relief. Everything I ate tamed to wind. I conld not oat, I conld not Bleep (I often had to get out of bod and walk about for hours. I was adviaod to take cod ilvor and quinine and Iron, &c, and all to no good. I had to glvo up my employment for weoks at a stretch, bnt 1 was advised by a friend of mine, who was working at tho Union Bash and Door Company, to apply to you ,and that you would convince mo in a week. 3wa_ rather doubtful of this, aftor trying so many differont medicines, both from the Hospital and ohemistß, and other patent medtolnes. I thought It was Impossible for me tc get cured bo quick and so perfectly aa yon have done. lam happy to say ln two months' timo you havo made mo a now man. I oan eat well, and also onioy a good night's rest, with many thanks to you, and I hope yonr days will be long in Auckland, for tho good of tho community at large.—Yours reßpoct!ully, Richard Lawson, Ponsonby, Feb ruary 2nd, 1882. To Profeaßor Gusscott, Shortlfind-Btreet: Sir- As yon aro aware that I explained to you, whon I appUort to yon, that I havo beon troubled with blooding plloa for the last live or six years, as I told you 1 havo trlod modlcal men, ohomlats,and old womon'B euros, but never had a porfoot oure until I applied to-you, about six weoka ago. Thoy used to como down and bleed for an hoar at a timo so that I Bhould have to chango my clothes, but whon yon told mo you wonld mako mo worae beforo I Bhould bo better. I oould cot reckon yon up. I thought I Bhould have to give up business altogether, if I should bo worse, but in four duys you convinced me that I could glvo you this testimonial with con_donco,; that in flvo weeks you have effected a perfeot oure on mo. I shall evor be a bollovor in herbs after the wondorful ouro you have performed on mo,— Youra, ever grateful, Honry Marsh, Albert street, October 11. To Professor Guaacott, Bhortla'nd-Btreet :JDoar Slr,-I am happy to Inform you that through your herbal treatment I oan safely Bay that I have received more benefit through your horbal treatment than all tho medicine that I have ever taken, I havo beon troublod with asthma for the last live yoara, I was obligod to give up my business and come to Auokland for medioal treatment, and seeing toot testimonials and the many euros yen bad effected, and also that you required no information and that you could toll a man's complaint as soon as you saw him—you did so to me so oorreotly, and that la more than any modlcal man evor told me before, and it gave mo confidence to placo myself under your treatment. lam well known in Cambridge. I shall return homo on Wednesday, and you may rely yoa will have many applications from that dlatriot.—Youra, truly, John Hargraveß, Queen- Btreet, Auokland. Profoußor Gusscott would lmpross on those who may do him the honour to consult him that the utmost secrecy can be rolled npon ; more over, from long experience, and a aaroful study Of the human system, ho can doolde almost at a glance the diagnosis of tho case, thereby reliev ing the patient of a groat deal of norvon noaa and hesitation. Protcßsor Gnssuott Invites the confidence o. either Bex Bnfferlng from functional derange moof. spermatorrhoea, exhanatlng dreams. &c 'Professor Gusscott has made nervous debility Bnd lobb of po\yer hia special Bjudy, from what ovor cause oriaipg. He would earnestly impress upon those who do Buffer to aeok Immediate advice and counsel, it they desire " an old age, sorono and bright." Let no false delicacy deter Buffering viottma from removing the canso of this blight to manhood. The striotest oonfldenoo rr&v he relied neon CONSULTATION GKATI3. Can be consulted cy letter. Public inspection invited to the large assort rnent of BRITISH and AMKRJCAN .HERBS. Nets the Address— JProfessor Gtusscott, Next Door to Measrs Winka and Halle Establishment. SHOB-LAND-STBE_T, AUCKLAND. Hour»:i From 8 a,m. to 8 p m.



Drapery and Olothmgr. — —— _. 1 ("IA ICOS.— Splendid Family Calico, 36 \_. inohes wide, at Gs dozen; always slvea satisfaction. Send for Patterns.—TESTEß, Draper. Karangahapo Road. PLANNE-S, Blan-ets, winter Dresses, ' Shirtinga, &o„ at Lower Prioes than ever. -TE3TKK, Karau-ahape Road. WINTER HUSIEKY7-A Full Stock of Women's nnd Children's, at Cash Prloes,-TE3TER. Drapor, Karangahape Road, f " AND \ li ~~~ DEFERRED \\ li P A V M E N T jl ll SYSTEM. I X^LIGJ^ TAILORS, DRAPERS, AND OUTFITTERS, H O B S ON-STRE E T INearly opposite Wellington-street), Have a .W__r, - Absobtud STOCK ol the BEST CLASS GOODS. All Tweeda thoroughly shrunk before being made up, and lit and workmanship guaranteed. The Deferred Pavmeitt System has boen found to bo a groat boon, by enabling those with limited incomes to procure naoeasarie. Id the eaaiest posalble way. INSPECTION INVITED yy E LL-.BLE V HOUSE. A. LOVETT, Bogs to Intimate to hia Customers and tho __ Public generally, that his WINTER STOCK OF NKW FASHIONABLE & CHEAP Dit AHKRY & MILLINERY Is Now 10 Hand, Dresß Goods in all the Loading Eaßbionnble Shades and Toxturea. Calicoes from 3d, Flan nels from B_d per yard, Shooting trom lOd. A Large Stock of T woedß in all qualities. Blankets from (is 6i a pair. - Extra Value in Corsets, from 2a 6d. A Leading Novelty is the - Flexible Hip " Corset, very com fortable and dnrable, 7e od. New Stylea in Ladles' Jackets ond Ulsters, Including the Dolman Ulster. Ladies' and Children. Underolotbdng and Baby Linen, in Great Variety. A Choloe Stock of Ladies' and Children's Hats and Bonnota, trimmed and untrimmed: Flowers, Feat-era, etc. A Good Blaok .Tench Merino, at 2a Od yard; Black Cashmero from Is. Country Orders rooelvo Bpeolal attention. Ono Shilling in the £ Disoount on all Cash Purchases of 20s and upwards. AS O V E T T, • JU Duapkb, Wellesloy-atreet. J. & W. W ILLIAMS -82, KARANGAIUPB ROAD, Havo Just OPKNEDI2 cases Clothing, Drapery, Mcintosh Coats, etc., etc., Hx 'Halcionk.' Those Goods aro importod dlreot from tho following well-known Houses ;— S. & J. WATTS & Co. Manchester COOK. SON & Co London COOPER, BOX & Co,_ London The Patent Vontllatcd TALETHKB WATERPROOF COAT. Suitable for medical men and others exposed to rain and cold. These Coats are made of tbe boat Oxford Tweeds, and are warranted water proof. No Coat genuine without tho ma-era name—worked in silk and gold letters—in tho baok, bolow the vontllatlng tube. PRICE—FnoM 17s 6d TO £3. Don't buy yonr wlntor coat until you have soon thorn. Wo aro tho Solo Agonts hero, and you can got them nowhoro elso. NO COUNTRY ORDERS SENT unless aooom paniod with cash remittance. Reoeived, per ' Halclono'— 1200 pairs BRACKS, at 9d per Pair. Soe them. J. & W. WILLIAMS, Importers of Drapery. Sec. 82, Karangahapo Road. ■ i' ■' . ■ 1 ' —ess. H__,_a_lo_.a_, OPEEATIC.ftLASS, P E R A T I O.VIi A.B'B, MR. GORDON GOOCH has tho honour to announce to his musical friends and othor lady and gentlemen amateurs, tbat his Class for tho praotice of Balte'a papular Opera "THB BOHEMIAN GIRL" will oommenos about the ond of June. Tbo foo of membership will bo 10/8. and will entitle each member to cue complimentary tloket to tho Concert reriormunco. As the etudy ot the music will necessitate 6 months' zealous attention and work boforo its production in eoncort form, Mr. Oooch hopes,—by making the foo for admlaslon very moderate,—that all amateur vocalists desirous ot taking part ln the work will bo able to join Class, and enter {ton amore) Into the praottoe.of the Opera muelo. Tho weekly moetinga will bo held on Thnra day evenings, at 8 o'clock. In the -ohool Room at roar of buprotno Court. All ladies and gen mon doßlrons of joining Class, and at the same timo spending many musical evenings of prac tice, are requested to send ln their names any timo beforo tho announcement of flrat meeting. Albert Park. R. P O~~0" L E. V, Mendelssohn Villa, : KARANGAHAPE ROAD, Organist of St. Matth-W- Chuboh, rooelves Pupils for the ORGAN, PIANOFORTE, AND SINGING. At his address, as above, or at residence of Pupils. A carter <_ay be commonoed from date of First Lesson. MR.POOLEY'SMUSICALSOCIETY, FOR THB STUDY. REHEARSAD, AND PERFORM ANC- OF HIGH-CLASS CHORAL AND OTHER VOOAL MUSIC. Laro- Concert Hall of the Young Men's Christian Association, MONDAY EVENING 3at half-past 7 o'olook, Cofnmocolng on MONDAY, sth June. Subscription, half-a-gulnea, for term of throe months. Members ontltlod to a Complimentary Ticket for oach Concert during the term. A VOOAL CLASS will bo commonoed at Mr Poolev's Residence on FRIDAY EVENING, Juno 8. for sound, element-. _ msT-wonoN, from which members will ba drafted Into the Muaioal Society when proficient. • . Lidie.' Class at half-past 6, Gentlemen's Olasß at 8 o'olook. Torms: Half-a-gainea per quarter. ', Application to bo made to Auckland Mnslo Warehouse, Qneon-street;: Sooretary V.M.C.A.; and to MR. .OQLKY, , Mendelssohn Villa. Karangahapo Road. m O P A R E N ,T. S, MADAMH! FOLEY; from Parls.ia desirous of obtaining a few Juvenile Pupils for Instruc tion on the Pianoforte and Singing., Terms (moderate) may bo ascertained on application at cottage next door to Plumley's, Dentist.Hob son-street. __^ ■ :" '' '; |V| R, x\ ti WOOU-A'-i' I .Teacher of thk Piano.obib and Hakmonium, AddroEß-Cr-re Of Auokland Muslo Ware house. ■ ..". 1 ii." - ' '-• gg Board ana Keiaidence. AILWAY DINING ROOMS, Q.E-N-B-BEET WHARF. WILLIAM PYE, Pk-PEIKTOB, . Good aooommodatlon for' Boarders and Travellers at moderate ohargos. Cleaallness and olvlllty.are the oharaoterietios of, this house. The tabic and beds cannot be surpassed by any house In town. The Proprlotor has had a very long experience as a Restaurant Keeper, and hefeels1 assured that any poreon giving hia honse a trial will be gui to oonvlnood that the accommodation it afford, cannot be surpassed. THE ONLY HOUSE ON THE WHARFi Hoard aud Lodging, fit nor week. Bods, Is. EELLEVU.K HOU SE. CORNER, Wharf-stbeet ane Cameron Eoad, Tauranga, This Establißhment, just erected, containing 25 rooms, with every convenience, IS NOW OPENED to receive Visitors to Tauranga, who will find Superior Aooommodatlon .With the comfortpoJaHama Private sitting-rooms, Good Bed-rooms, Stables. A Four-horse Coaoh or Buggy leaves after arrival of steamer for Lakea. < J.BODELL, Proprietor, , Tauranga, February 20,1832.



FOB SALE- FOR SALE, Allotments in Hepburn. Btroet, Beresrord-street, Wolf-street, and Wellington-street, on easy terms.-S. Y. Collins, High-street. JDILLIAKD TABLE FOR SALE. Juet landed, ex Holcione. FuII-bleo Solid Mahogany Billiard Table, with all tho acces sories necossary for fnrniahirig a Billiard room completely, including Chandelier. ARTHUR H. NATHAN, 83, Lower Qaeen-street. SELLING OFF I SELLING OFF 1— Retiring from Buslneea.—A good and la?t chance of getting Cheap Boots; must bo sold out by Juno Srd. 80 bo in timo at W. Johnatouo's, Shoemaker. Viotorla-Btroot: flj'OK SALE, a First-class Grocery Buai --1 noss in Now Plymouth.—Apply to John Buchanan, Cnstom-house-Btreet, jj^Oß SALE, Lease of Allotment, Cus .«-' tomhouße-streot (opposite Gleoeon _ Hotel), with oil Buildings thereon, oomprlsmg Large Workshop (80 _ 60 feet), Offlce. Shop, and Dwelling-house, and other Buildings. Also, Steam Engine and Saw Bench, Clronlar Saws, &o.—Apply to Charloa Balloy, Ship, Yacht, and > Boat Builder, DKSID.EHCE FOR SALE. I For Salo, that Comfortable Residence, situate noar top of Grey-street (lately oooupied by Mr, Robert Home), containing 10 good rooms, fitted with. every convenience. Tho house and grounds havo recently peon put in thorough order, Terms easy, | SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, I Auctioneers. I f|l U X S ALE. , Freehold Cottage and Allotment, ln Eden t Crescent; fonr rooms and Kitchen ; water laid ! on, -Prioo fi260.-Apply to Arthur H, Nathan, 33, Lower Queeu-stroot. jjlOli SALE, in the rapidly rising town- X (hip of Te Awamutu, opposite the Bank of New. Zealand, the Leasehold Property of the undersigned, with an unexpired term ot eleven yeara to run. On tho above, whioh 1b the best bußinosß site in tho township, Ib erected a oommodious shop and dwelling; also, a detached building at present let-to a cabinet maker, with a three-roomed cottage. The stook of General Groceries and Drapery to be taken at a valuation. Terms easy.—Apply on the promlaes to W, Bloane. j/ICR POSITIVE SALE, at about half I- the usual prioo, an Immense Lot of Hosiery (bought considerably under value), at Holloway's, 217. Qneon-atreet (uo_t to Hewla'e). FOR SALE, a Large Family Residence, containing 12 rooms. Bituated in Parnell; freehold property, gaß and water laid on; large allotment, planted with trait trees, and a never falling supply of well water. — For partloulara apply to Geo. 81bbln, Auotioneer. fl/IOR.SALE, really cheap, a Compact L Farm of 150 aores; about 50 acres ln grass, part nnder crop, .part good bush and fern; a Six-roomed House, Stable, Cow-shed, &c; 2J miles from railway station and only 12 miles from town by good road, FOR SAL_, a nice little Dairy Farm Of 72 aores, all fenced and divided into pad-looks, with good House, Stable, Sheds, and every oan venlenoe, and deep-water frontage, 10 miles from town. Apply to John Soppbt, House, Land, and General Commlaalon Agent, No. 8, Qneen-street (upstairs ■ JpOR P O S I T.I V E SALE. That compact little .Bland, known as Wood's Island, about! half-way between, here and the head of the Waltemata. containing 100 Aoros, with Cottage, good Orohard, and several im provomonta, plenty of freah water all the year round, and a good wharf for the convenience of stoamora, &c—Apply to JOHN SOPPET, House and Land Agent. No. 8. Qaeen-street. jmASY TERMS. /IHEAP LAND. "J>TEAR AUCKLAND. Grand Volcanic Land, ploughable, fenced, easy dlstanco from city, close to railway, in go a-head dlstriot. FOR BALK. Price, reasonable. Terms, to suit Purchaser. Fine little Farms of 7 and -1 aores respectively to be disposed of on Building Socloty-s terms. The situation ia ex cellent, commanding a view of the Mannkau and Waltemata wators. A few mlnnteß' walk from railway station, and in constant 'bus com municatlon with tho city. The Land Is specially adapted for fruit growing at present, is a rare chance of securing ground in a rising district on terms which riono are too poor to comply with.—Apply R. J. Randerson, New Zoal-nd Insurance Building- TO FRUIT -UKOWEKS, MARKET GARDENERS, OR MILKMKN.-Blooka of Land for Bale only three miles from town. Soilot very riohest volcanic, cleared and fenced; quality not to be surpassed, Several acres of very-fine fnll-bearlrig Orchards; never failing water. Railway runs through the land, a por tion of whioh la under offer to Government for a Btation. The whole cries may- remain to ap proved parties at reasonable interest, provided suitable buildings are erected.—Apply to J. C. Cairns, care of Connoil & Cooper, Vuloan Lane. Tp O R H A L W, fifl TONS GALVANIZED CORRUGA oy TED IRON 100 TONS FENCING WIRB OKfJ BARRELS KNIGHT & BBVAN'fI Jl' OEMBNT. W. S. LAURIE, 10, Wyndham-strekt. JAPAN QRESSED DICE, TO ARRIVE. Per Sybil, Direct from Yokohama. We have reoeived cable advlpe of the dis patch of the Sybil, with a FULL CARGO OF DRESSED RICE, for Auokland direct. We offer Wholesale Parcels to arrive at oanal to Melbourne Prices. L. D. NATHAN & CO. |/i OR SALE AT FREEMAN'S BAY JJ MILLS, Late Soppktt s. GENUINE BONEDUST, WHOLEBALE AND I- RETAIL, At Lowest mabkkt Rates.' BONES BOUGHT IN ANY QUANTITY, at the Mill. OATS AND MAIZE CRUSHED. • - D. H. MoKENZIE, Fort-street, April 26th. Shinglesi Shinulesi '200 000 FIRST-CLASS SHINGLES FOR In Quantities to Suit F urchosors. Delivered Phomptly. ; , ~-j 7 B. GITTOJ'AND SONS. ;| : ' iv* ''q;" R 7 ■.&'-';&. ..,L .',J,' at Lowest Market Kates: " ; Rosin, Pitoh,,and Tar , Kerosene, Palnt.and Olive Oils Champion's, Scott's, and Storer's Genuine' Whito Lead, ln wood Muntz Metal and Nails ■ Large Stook of Canvas, various brands Wire Rope, from ii inoh to | inah Bolt Rope, Hemp, and Manilla Rope, all Patent Windlass (wood), JBtUIs, and Pall. . Anohors, from 1(5 owt to lOlba {(-, • Chains, from i inoh tc I licii. ' ~ Colza and Fiah Oil. . D. H MOKENZIE, . FORT-STR-ET.; Maroh 18. 1332. *|UCKLAND SEED DEPOT,' J_\. 187, QU-BM-STSE^T, AITOS_ANn, Just Landed from the Orient Company's e.s. . Ligdria and Potosi— ' A Choloe Collection of BULB-, Imported ex pressly for this Market, A New and Choice Collection of Flower and Vegetable SEEDS, 11 containing the latest Novelties. English and.. American Clovers, Ryegrass, Cocksfoot, Prairie, Meadow, Hard, Sheeps, Narrow-loaved and Tall Feßoalea.PoaPretensis,' Crested Dogstail, Hlbgrass, Creeping Boat Pou Trivia—s, Poa . Nomoraliß, Meadow • Foxtail. Yarrow, Birdafoot Trefoil,. Trefollum, and a choice Sample of Lawn Grass. . Ash Leaf; Fluke, -apstono, Jaokeons, Ladles' Fingers-and Taylor's Kidneys, Schoolmaster, Magnum Bonum, Sutton's Red- Skin, Flour Balls. Pinkeyes. Silver Skin, American (early and late)' Rose, Brownhlll's Beauty, and Hobar Towns. Oats, Maize. Barley, Wheat, Bran, Pollardi Chaff,; Rock and Fine Bait. , „ Bonedust and Bonenour ot all Grades, and other Artificial Manures.1 ' A supplementary Catalogue of Nursery Stook and Novelties will bo Issued nest month, free on application to THOMAB STEADMAN, Seed Merchant and Nurseryman, To Mr Steadman, Sir,—l have great pleasure In bearing testimony to the superior qualities of the grasa seed and clovers purchased from you last season; they were true to name, fresh, healthy, and vigorous, and they have given me great satisfaction.—l am. &0., John Bollard, Whan. To Mr Thomas Steadman, Sir,—The,Garden Seeds purchased .from you last Beason have proved good, and given me the greatest satlsfaO tion.—Captain Harrison, Ponsonby,



I TENDERS. T ° B v ,_ h DB* 8> T.nders will bo reoeived up to noon on SATURDAY, the 27th instant, for Additions to the Bank Premises of the Bank of New Zea land at Coromandel. Plans, &o„ at our offices, Quoon-Btroet, EDW. MAHONEY & SON, Architects, rj! O B U I L 1) W R S. Tenders will be received up to noon of the 29th Instant, for the Erection ot a Baloony nnd sundry work at tho Northern Club. R. KEAL3 & SON, Architoots. m E N D E R S. Tenders will be reoeived, up to 27th Inst, for the Kreotion ot a Cottago at Tuakau. Plana on view at Tua-au, at Mr Fergie'a Store, up to TUESDAY next, and from WKDNKBDAY till SATURDAY,at Mr S.Parker. Offlce, Viotorla streoti Tho lowest or any tondor notneceesariiy accepted 1 <_orDora-_ior_ Notices, ""* .£fttg_ ri IT V OF AUCKL A N I), TENDERS FOR PARK LODGE. The City Cbnholt will receive Tenders until 3 p.m. of THUR.D-Y, Jnno I, ror above, ln terms of plan and specifications at the offlco of Mr H. G. Wade. Arohlteot. Lower Queen-street, The Connoil do not bind themselves to accept any terser. Tenders to be endorsed, " Tenders for Park Lodge." ~ P. A. PHILIPS. Town Clerk, Town Clerk's Offlce, May 25,1882. Pio-ghing Match. AUCKLAND AGRICULTURAL AND PASTORAL ASSOCIATION PLOUGHING MATCH Will take place In MrßAiN_RiD___ Paddock, Mangero, on WEDNESDAY, JUNE li, 1882. PRIZES CHAMPION CUP. open to AIl-comorß. Double farrow plough. First Prize, £5; second prize, £3. Entrance, 10s. In the event! ot their being no competition, only half the prize will bo awarded. CHaMPI -N CUP, open to AU-oomers. Single furrow plough. First Prize, £5; socono prize, £3. Kntranoe, 10a, In the event of there being no competition, only half the prize will be awarded. CLASS A;-DOUBLE-FURROW; for Men who have sever won a First Prize. First prize, £5; seoond prize, £3; third prize, £1. CLASS 8.-BINGL--FURROW, for Men who have never won a Flrat Prize. First prize, £5; second prize, £3; third prize, £1. CLASS 0,-ANY PLOUGH, for Boys under 18 ycara. First prlza, £3; second prize, £2; third prize, 10s. No Entrance Money In Class A, B, or C unless they compete for champion Cup, in whioh cisc a Fee of 10s will be charged. EXTRA PRIZES: For the Flrat Finished In Class A, B, or C.. 10a For the Beat Finished ln „ I „ „ 10b For the Beat Crown In „ . „ .. iob j RULES; i 1. Tlokets from their respective numbers to be drawn by tho Ploughmen, on the Field, at 9 o'olook o-m, Commence at 9.30 sharp. 2. The lota will be all numbered, and pegged at each oorner, the numbers ln each class com mencing from the Flag. 3. The Ploughman will be permitted ;to havo any assistance in setting up his Poles, the- Poles to be set upon both lands before starting, the right-hand ridge to be ploughed first; no assis tance after starting. 1. The land to be Ploughed in two oomplete rldgei; quantity—Single-furrow, half-an-acre; Double-furrow, one aore ; time, flvo hours. 5. The Furrow to be 6 Indies, 6. The Gun for starting will be fired at 9.30 a.m., and for finishing at 2,30 p.m. Any Plough man who has not then completed hia work will be dlaquallfied. . 7. Any Ploughman committing a broach ot the above Hales will be dUqaalllled. ft i| i. Entries mutt ba sent in to the undersigned, or to Mr HaU, Otahuhu, on FRIDAY, June 9. WM. PEROIVAL, -■■■ 1 • " SeoretaryV m. < b e .' a a m Insurances. T IVERPOOL AND LONDON: AND JL. GLOBE INSURANCE COMPANY.- CAPITA- £2.000,000 With Unlimited Liability of Shareholders. Spoolally Empowered by Act of the Parliament of New Zealand. Annual Fire Income, exceeding...,£l,o69.ooo Fire Reserve Fund... __. 1,600,000 Accumulated Funds-.-.-.-,-..- 6^21,965 LOSSES ADJUSTED AND PAID IN AUCKLAND. The Company a-o prepared to accept Risks on Buildings and their Contents—whether mercan tile or otherwise—in the City and Subnrbi.at Lowest C.brent Rates. JOHN B U CHAN AN, AGENT. SHOnTLAND-STRKKT. \TEW ZEALAND iNSURAHC* i.1,.... .' - COMPANY. .. Capital.. __ _~■'._ 7. £1.000,00(1 Belns-ranoe and Reserve Fundi _ £_so,oofl ÜBEEAL CONDITIONS. MODERATK BATRS ■ -.m . -PROMPT SETTLEMENTS; i: ' UNDOUBTED SESOU-tITY, ' N. 2. INSURANCE BUILDINGS. GEORGE P. PIERCE Manager. SCOTTISH IMPERIA-- INSURANCE O COMPANS. CAPITA- _ _ _ -11,000.000, • The undersigned, as Agent for the above Company, la prepared to accept Fire Risks on every, description of Property* at Lowest Current Rates, . > JAMES MAOFARL ANE, : '-. - '•'"■ Queen-atreat " OHOULD. BE IN EVERY HOUSE,, CRAWFORD'S SARSAP A R I L L A ■-i-"i x o/&i%b_ii ._Yi'"' Is an Invaluable^emcdy for Nervousness, Gl_.ll ncsa,. Low Spirits. IndlgosO.on, Hcadaehu, Chronlo DlarrhCßa, Impoverished Blood, General Debility, Neuralgia, Pimples and Blotches on the foe:, Eruptive diaoasea ef the Skin, &c; and as ah APPETIZER,, it Bt_wte nhrlval'-crj. It never.dlelurbn the most delio-te- Btomach, but In most oaaes groatl; asßtnte DIGESTION and ASSIMILATION of a.; '■■ .; .. . NUaRIMKNT, ~.".,.., -':_'__ BUSINEpS MEN, GOQD TEMPLAJtS, aad thorn will flnd'ln it a 10-g-foH'wank, as A RESTORATIVE and STIMULANT OJ great power, without having resort to IN _O X I.C A TIN G LIQUOBiS, ?,l.i :TO PURIFY THB BbOOD, ' 8 .;, 11 CRAWFORD'S ' '.S-.: V SARSAPARILLA TONIO Is certainly. superior to most of the medicines sold for this purpose, and by Its Judicious u-e many a serious Illness might bo averted, ard hundreds save themselves a lot of Buffering a cd expense they now Incur through negleotlng to take notioe of many little disorders that* few doaea of this TONIO would speedily remove; It la 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 : ...,.,. O R 'i'ul'ffiurxka'-i 9.hys&i\V>iki. Phaemacectioal CHKMirny. • -, N E„ : W T ON Auckland. Bold In Bottle- at Ba. Each T> U B L I O N OKI OE. 8, GIIBEUT, CHEMIST AND DRUGGIST. BeKfl to _-o_n W.'trlenjß and the -UpUb generaUy that he has REMOVED to moro Central and CO-unodlou. premises, a» S.gZi QUBiBH BTB--T,' ;' nnnnnita Wj-dham-street, where he hopes to Svo a continuance of heir patrouigo. an has a Consulting Room that would suit 5 Medical Man residing ln tho Suburbs. 8, QH. BE XT, O.BBN'S2a-.T,



______ . Ai_-_,___i-r___. -S" ABBOTT'S- Opera Ho vs c. Director -Mr. J. C. Williambon Stage Manager.. -Mr. tl. Vernon Treasurer Mr. J. K.Moore SUCCESS 1 IMMRDIATK, PO-ITIVK, UNDENIABLE, OF WILLIAMSON'S ROYAL .r\rEKA (MOMPANY oval V^pera Company in PATIENCE Wrltton by W. S. Gilbert Composed by A. Sullivan PATIENCE Pa'IIENCE Intorprotod by tho Boat Com p.TlifMnif pany over organised in P-TIENCE the Colonies. PATIENCE IM PATIENCE ALICE RKE3 PATIENCE BK^„Br patience vernon Patience ricca^rdi^ £ a™snce bessie royal patience lillie ford PATIENCE KVICLYN KLDRED l PATIENCE AND IDAO-BORNK S AmJS?l C- E THE ROYAL ■ ; PATIENCB OPERA PATIENCE MTTaTrIAT - CHORUS PATIENCE MUSI%mEC_OR ;i ,'-7 PATIENCE . mRKQIGIORZA. Produced by arrangement with RiD'Oyley Carte RECEIVED WITH ENTHUSIASM BY DELIGHTED AUDIENCES. 7- Box-plan at Waytk'b. whore Seat., can _a secured six days in advance. Stalls and Pit Tlokets purchased dv. ing tho day at Waste's, and Abbott's United .orvlcc Hotoi, admitted 15 minntoa beforo tho opening of tbe doors to the publio. ■ v. ' SCALE OF PRICES: DresaCircle, 6a; Orchestra Stalls (Reserved), .3; Unreserved, la; Pit, 2s. Doors open at 7.15; Ovotturo at 8. Carriages at 10 30. I J. P. Mao Donald, Business Manager. TDEMUERA S 0 CIA L UNIONi: The next Dance will take place ln the Hall THIS EVKNING. 25th inßtant. Admission by i'iokot only. . .- I Tlokets may ha obtained from any of the Committee. -> - M. A. CLARK. Hon. Secretary, ■ ALL SAINTS' SUNDAY SCHOOL, PONSONBY. A CON CE RT, In aid of the Funds of the above, will ba held in All Saints' Sohoolroom on THIS (Thursday) EVENING, at 8 o'clook D.m. Admission—Ono Shilling. .; Xp DEN ALLIA NC B. ' The Annual Mooting of tho Eden Alliance for the prevention of Publio Housoa wlu be held In the Sohool-room, Mount Eden, on FRIDAY UV-NING, May 28. Chairman, Mr Joseph Potter. Addresses will bo delivered by Rev. |T. Hodgson. Rev. B. T. Dudley, Mr N. Phillips, and Mrs. Hemus. Mußioal Selections will be rendered at intervals: Conductor. Mr Hooton. Admission by Ticket (without chargo), to be obtained of Messrs S, Bailey, CranweU, Dixon, McGregor, Prince, Potter, Waite, and the Secre tary. Lad ioa aro apcolally invited to attend. WILLIAM COLE, Hon! Beo'., QRPHAN rTOME /10NCERT CHORAL HALL. THURSDAY, Ist JONE, 1882. Tickets, 3/ and 2/; at Upton's and Kady's. i_eo-ure_. 7 Y-i--< - YOUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION. ■' . .... ■:_,.; - Cornerof ; '.• , , WB__KB__Y AND A_B_B_-_TB_-_., ANNUAL VOURBE OF JjEOTU RES, 18S2. May 26-Lecture: "Life and Work-Solentlflo and Social "....Joslah Martin, Esq. ~ , . Ju_e2-Leot-rei '^Things as they might have been "....Rev. McEenzle Eraser. . , June 2 J—Entartalnment, Musical and Literary ' ; July7-Leoture: "Homos without Hands" '_. Roy. Peroy A. Smallfleld, "'-■-'. July 28-Entertainment, Musical and-Literary, Ang. U-Leoture. "English University Life Thirty Years Ago "..... Bishop Cowle.. Aug. 25-Entertainment, Musical and Literary. Bept.l-Leoture: "Ten Days in Palestine".;^ Rev. A, Reid. Bept_g,-Entertalnme_t, Musloal and Literary*., Oot 20-(To bo an_o_noe-)....Mr T. Spurged-i > To Commence at 7.30. :, Seats reserved for Tiokethoidors till7^2o. "'' " Tioketa for tho Courae (to admit bearer and. lady) ss; Single Tioketß for Course, 8s 6d ' Slnglo Tickets, la, to be obtained - from tha Bookaellorg, Members of Committee, and at tha Rooms; „ '" '''"'"-' THOMAS BU_»_l_,i/' H) ."•; i- ->' :;t.:■..- i . -t. -' ' Hon.Seo. -■ r ; Licensing Notices. ''" "> ." Jj I CENSING AC T, 18 8 i.'f LICENSING DISTRICT OF ARCH HILV i ' L l .-*ll-? 0600601-10 above "Aot --ereby'ap-"1 n__?a_{f D? 9* T _t&_ twenty-soventh day of nS.; 1 Ka_Jj£l o° «>w*on .West Publio So-001. Great North Road, for taking a Poll oftha ".'I?"iST 6*8 to determine whether the number of Publicans or New Zoaland Wine or Aooon. £_&4? n 80. 4"8 Lioenseß may or may: not v Th_p_i72S, nb-S tao«>asea in the aoid District. ->?£_i l_J I_Jbetß^ en unflor Thoßegolatlon 5..-SS?I KJS otlona Aoi. 1876." commencing at 8 polock to the lorenooL, and cloßlngat 00-loc- In the afternoon, ; Dated this ninth day o. _tay, 1882. L_>v'- !-./■ JOHN JONES, 7 ,;i.7'-'7"J' Chairman of the Licensing Commute.,for, the • ' ■ .... Licensing District of. Arch Hill. _. IT lOKJI li IN G NOTIOE, ! Pursuant to "The Llc_ns_i4 Act, 188-." I. 5? 0» & M*?-\ Chairman of the Waltakerel "" Llocnßlng^pistrloii Committee.-do hereby an p^ORDAY, the Sith day ot May, as the day. hnd sMr Hondoreon'a Farm-house, Henderson, ta the place, at which a POLL of tho Kate* jparer. of the Wnttakerel Licensing Dlstriot Is to be taken, to determine whether tho number ''•<■"' pf Publicans* oi? Accommodation Ll_._seß may be Increased In t».-taid District; the Poll to be takCn under "The Heg-tetion of Local Election- Act, 1870," to commence ai\„ne o'olook In tha forenoon, and oloae at sis o'clddSjn the after hoon. of the said-day, ' . i Dated thisßth day of May,lSß2. >i_ ' ......... Chairman Wattakerel Ucenslncs Committee. • ~ ■ ■ 7x THOMAS B, .CARTER [-*- IMPORTBR OV " PRINTS, MOULDINGS, GLASS, MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, FANCY GOODS. CONCERTINAS, MHLODIANS, VIOLINS, VIOLIN STRINGS AND FITTINGS, AND MUSIC, " 88, VICTORIA-STREET, AUCJ_LAA_)|" s six noons fhom aibert-stbbet. Wholesale aud Retail Picture Frame Manu facturer, Musical Inßtrnmont Maker, Toaohor, Inlporter and Kopalror. Teaoherof the Pianoforte,' Organ, Concortlna, j Violin, Cornet, and any Brass Instrament. m'.O ' T H J^p U B L I 0. MARRIOTTBROS., ' ' WHOi.tesAL- and Retail aiandfaciurirs OONFiOTIONEB., QUEEN^rREJffiT. Mannfaoturois of every description of Swcot.«, Try our Superior Cough Lozenges, . I Sole Makers In Auokland, (ST— The Cheapest House in Town.— _%{ Ono Trial will secDM fntnro favours. . MA R '.R^i. |t&...'T 'T V BR OS» " . CONFKpTIONKRS, ;' ' "• n , , . f QXTEE