The Auckland Evening Star.

Vol. XIII.—No. 3646.

AUCKLAND, N.Z., TuESl>A¥, APRIL 18, 1883.

(Published Daily)

PRICE : O^i^ PENNY



Shipping. j- *« -~«* TTnion steamsh: VT"^ U COMPANY OF .NE 'qS^ier\ ZKAIiiND ILnirranfc --.i&SSSi^ TfltME TABLE— APRIL, 1882. FOR GISBOHNK, NAVISK, 'WKLMNGTO: LYTTKL.TON. PORT (JIU.UWKKB. A»B BLUFF (WHOM QDBBW-BTFIiCBT WHARW Htnamer. Daw of Sailing. LatOßl Rotoroa PTiday, 21, 10 p.m. - Tk anau Thnraciay, 27, noon — j?OH TAKANAK.I, NKLSOw, PIOTON. WE JJNOTON. LYTTKLTON, AND WKBT Ooaht Ports ifrom MANnKAni. 1 1 a wka Tuesday, 18. 8 a.m: 7.15 n.m J'kmwin Tuesday, 25, 2 p.m. 12 noon TOK'IMKLBOURNK. VIB"aOUTH. ROTonuA Friday, 21,10 p.m. — Tk Anah" Thursday, 27, noon — 'Calling at Hobart. FOR SYDNEY. Ringardomi I Tuesday, 18, i p.m. I — FOX LBVUKA AND SUVA. Taiaroa I Friday. 21,6 p.m. i Cargo till 2 p.m. FOR RUSHKLL AND KAWAKAWA. Rwqarooma li ueaday, 18, i p.m. I — Taiakoa I Friday, 21, a p.m. I — tSBT Cargo mnst be booked and alongside oi hour beforo advertised time of departure. During April and May Special Tickets will t Issued to Lyttelton, available for return nnt Juno 30. Passage tlokota mast bo taken at tho Cod pany's Offlco. Auckland Branch, 109, Queen street. ««Sb». Y\rAIUKU & ONBHUNGi Yt STKAM NAVIGATION C( . j» iiiuißip (ijMrrm)), timb Table—April, 1882. B.S, MANUKAU. Leaves Onohunga t Leaves Walukn i Apr, Apr. — 18—Tuesday, 10.30 a m 19—Wodncsday, 7am 19—Wedoes., 11.30 a m 22—Saturday, 8.30 a m 22—Saturday, lpm 21—Monday, 10 am 21—Monday,2.30 p m 2G—Wedneaday.il am 26—WodnosSay, 4pm 23 -Friday, 2.15 p m 29-Batnrday, 7.50 a m For Manukau Hoads, every Thuradny. at 8 a D By order of tho Uireotora, all FrelKht mus* Jx prspaid. A. CUNNINGHAM. Anen». jXKi OTEAM TO LONDON, '^^^^ > ORIENT LINE. AWRJUWmW Tho following Staamshlps bo longing to the Orient Steam Navigation Com. pany (Limited) and tho Pacific Sloam Navlga tlon Comnany. will leave SYI'NKY at the undormontloned dates for MKLBOUKNK, AWCVUDH: and LONDON, via Suez Canal ;~- _ Steamer. | Reg. Tnn'ge I Date. CUZCO" S,811( Aurll2B COXOPAXI.. 1,028 May 12 ORIENT .... 5.386 May 26 LU3IT\NIA 3.825 Jnne9 And the Servioe win bo malntalnea oy sao- ORQiiing steamers at Intervals of a Fortnight Auokland passengers tor Cuzco proceed per Ringarooma on April 18. Fares to ixmdon, IS to TO gnlneaa. Hnos Canal Dnes, 8a In addition. Paresis booked through to London. Pterdonsrora c.n book from Auckland at a ihrough rate to cover Intercolonial fare and Un.ni>! dues, and so Secure special advantages. Passages from London can bs granted In Anr.klnnd. For plans and full particulars, apply, lc London, to F. Green 6 Co., and Anderson, .AndoMOH & Ca, Joint Managers of the Lino i Dr to ttin Atrontfi In Anoklanu U»r;ONr 3TKAMSHIP CO. OF N.Z. 'i.rmTan>, Queen-street «SMS-> |_»KNINSULAK AND OKI* j3zM3Z£. L ENTAL STEAM NAVIOA "*s=E^ir^TION COMPANY. The Company's Steamships (nnder contract with tho Victorian Government for the convey ance ot her Majesty's mails) will ba despatched t „,„„., I Leave I Leave I Leave dteamer. | Bydßey | Men^.| Afl-nae INDUs.v.Bombay April 21 April » April 2! BOHIIjLa. .... Mays May 9 May 11 CARTHAGK May 19 May 23 May 25 JIYDASPK3 June! June 6 Juneß PitsHAWUR.... June 16 Jniie^O Jane 22 And thenoeforth every altornate week. j ton tot—lt Is Intended to deapatoh these steamers for Plymouth and London via Point de Qalle. Passengers for Kngland will therefore not require to change steamers. Rates of passage money to Plymouth or Lon don i an first, and J3M second-class; Italian ports, £65 first, and £40 seoond-olass. Passengers booiting at Auckland secure special advantages. For further part loulara respecting passage money and frotaht apply to CKWICKSHANK ft OO» Agents. 18, Qneen-street. Auokland. *!iii&B£^ CJXKAM TO JTHE HOT 'Is^SaS^ SPRINGB, MAHURANGI. Jta^SarMATAKANA, KAWAC. AND OMAHA. 3ftw as. ROSE CASEY, Ai at sJovfle, W. Somerville, Master, For Hot Springs, Matakana, Kawan, and Omaha-Every Tuesday at 11 o'clock, re turning on Wednesday. For Hot Springs and Mahurangi—Every Thurs day and Saturday at 11 n.m., reluming on Monday and Friday. No Panels or Goods taken without shipping note. For freight or passage applr to .iSfcjßV OASSJSNBKKS' LIHJSOF *|Pi3k.Jr PACKETS TO NEW ZBA »I?3@^K OWNED BY MESSRS. BHAW' SAVILLE, & CO., 34, Leadenhall-street, London. Tho above line of Bhlps ara regular traders to all the principal portß In New Zealand. They, are cllpcer ships, classed 4.1 at Lloyd?, and com manded by experlenoed nastere. The bill of fare is most substantial, md of tbe bent quality, and tho accommodation roomy and convenient. The undersigned are empowered to grant pas sages from London to-New Zealand, payment for which have been guaranteed In the colony. Return ships to London also leave at almost regular intervals. Full particulars on application to L. D. NATHAN ffi OO., ) OWEN & ORAHAM, \ Agents. ORUIOKBHANK ft CO. I Jffij|t^ JpOK LONDON DIKECT. The Well-known Clipper Ship PAREOKA, AAI at Lloyds, 879 tons register, Robbbt Powbr, Commander, will load as abovo, and have qulok despatch. For freight or passage apply to THK NEW ZEALAND SHIPPING CO. (LIMITED), Agents. TiSfcafc^CjTEAM TO PABKOA, Jg|3gg;£3 CALLING AT THAMKB. S.ti. R U BY. Leave Auckland-: Leave Paeroa: — Wednesday. 6 a.m. Thursday, 12midniiiht Saturday, 6.30 a.m. Wi.ro to i'Horoa: Single Ticket, 10a; Return Fare' i o Thames i Single Tioket, ss; Return Tickot. 8a Gr). „ o , Froluhta through to Paeroo, 12a fid per ton. Not responsible forßhlpplng, carrying, or dis charging livestock. j. COX , MMtw . ~^jT7 OTJSAM TO THE wlhW^ THAMES, sSJgSEmmtf OHDJEMURLWAXTKKAUM, ENTEBPKISE NO. 2, P.S, TB AKOHA, « P.S. PATIKI. From Auckland: J *ffi™sg»i h Wednesday, 11 p.m. — The time table of river steamers to bo seen at Enterprise Office, Thames Fabes To Thames .. Saloon, 7s Bd: Steerage, 68 To Ohinomnrl throuuh, 5s extra To Te Aroha throu«h, 103 extra Not responsible for shipping, oarrylng, or dis charglng lire stuck. g _ FERRy CQ Agents. -''^k" "4 S COROMANDEL. ■ jCtS y»£- i/ ac f RB t anfl favourite ».«, fIOROMASDEL, ntjit'sln, W. D. Hargrave, Weather and other olroumWanoespermltanß. All paroels to be prepaid at oflioe, wo. v, in Bhlpping, carrying, or landing live stock, A. B, H, BWINDLBY, Mwwgor.



Shipping. IP %Mu^ VJ XUAM TO THAMES, CAtl. ■W I*"%2^-KJ ItYINS PASSENGERS ANC CARGO, OOKKEOTIWO WITH OUINB aUBI, UMAHU, WAITOA PIVAIKB, AND MOSSW» •ills (Ptako Dtatrlot). TIMK TABLB, 8,3, BOTOMAHANA, Nl From Auckland I Monday, 11 morning _ Tuesday, 1.80 afternoon Wednesday, 3 af torooon I Thursday, 3,30 afternoon Friday, 1 afternoon — Saturday, i afternoon From Thames I Wednesday, 8 morning Thursday. 8 morning _ Friday, 8,30 morning 1,. Saturday, 9 morning Return Tickets will bo issued from Aprils, - available till April 15,1882 (Inolusive) :-Saloon, Ten shillings; Steerage, Seven Shillings ana Sixpence. Freight tnrongh to To Anihn, 25a per ton. — No oargo reooived within hall an hoar of ad- Tertisad time of leaving. - FRABKR & TINNK, Agent. Board ana residence. RAILWAY DINING ROOMS, _ QC&EN-BTRBKT WHARF. WILLIAM PYE, Propbiktok. — Good accommodation for Boarders and _ Travellers at modorato charges. Cleanliness and civility are the obaracterlstics of thlshouße. The table and beds cannot bo surpassed by any - house In town. 10 The Proprietor has had a very long experlenoe as a Restaurant Keeper, aad he feels assured ~ that any person giving his house a trial will be " quite oonvlnced that tbe nccommoUatlcn it 1 _ affords oannot be Burpasacd, THE ONLY HOUSE ON THE WHARF] Board and Lodging, £1 per week. Beds, Is. * DELLETUE HOUSE. 3-9 CMRNKH, Whabf-strekt ani Cameron Road, tai7kanga, This Establishment, just erected, containing 25 rooms, with every convenience, IS NOW OPENED to reoelve Vißttors to Tauronga, who will find Buperlor Accommodation with the oomf orts of a Home. Private Sitting rooms, Good Bed-rooms, a Stables. A Four-horse Coach or Buggy loaves aftor arrival of steamer for Lakes. BUDELL, Proprietor. Tauranga, February 20,1382. Hotels. ; [3 O V A L M A I L HUTU L, | X\> NGARUAWAHIA. I ELLISON & LATCHMORE, Having taken tho abovo Hotel, and haying completely rocovated the same, it now affords the BK&T ACCOMMODATION TO JTVIBITORB AND COMMERCIAL MEN.-W samplh and baaatrixk room, Spacious Stables, Loosk Boxes, Ladiks' and Gkntikmkn'h Sjujolv. Horskb, Plsabukk Boats fob Hire, PLUKCiE AND SHOWER B4TH. WiNES AND BPIKITS OF THE BfiST B HANDS. ELLISON & LATCHMORE, [Pkotoiktobb. vyAKN E X ' S (JOMMKROIAL JJoTEL. Cathedral Squab c, CHBISTCHURCn. W, F. Warner Begs to announce to his many friends In Christ church and the adjoining Provinces •.hat having RK.KNTKR ID INTO POSSESSION of the above Hotel, which has boon entirely renovated, r.i decorated and re furnished In the latest style, ho is now prepared to wolcomo his old friends and eustomors. THE BILLIARD SALOON Attaohed to the Hotel Is unsurpassed by any other in the colony, containing three tables specially Imported from Mngland to tbe ordor of the Proprietor. The suites of PRIVATE APARTMENTS, which are elegantly furnished and appointed, are entirely distinct from the hotel portion of the building; thus Insuring perfect privacy. A novelty in colonlnl hotel accommodation will be available at "Tho Commercial '■ In tlu shape of a LADIES' DRAWING-ROOM, kept specially select and esolunivolj for ladles. A high pressure water supply has been ar ranged for on tbe premise", and tho Bath Rooms are fitted with every convenience for hot, cold or shower baths at any time. Comment on the quality of the liquors sup plied at the Commercial is unnecessary, as the cellar is under the special supervision of Mr W, F» WBrner. The hotel being most centrally Bltuate, adja cent to the Cathedral, and within a short dis tance of tho museum. Theatre, and other public buildings .and with a tram servioe to all parts of tho suburbs passing at short Intervals, renders It unequalled bb a place of residence for .families or commercial gentlemen visiting Chrißtohnrch- For the convenience of commercial travellers sample rooms will be available An excellent chef do cuisine has been engaged and generally no pains will be spared to make The Commeiclal the leading; hotel In Christ church. Prompt attention will be given to telegrams or letters applying for apartments, W. V. WARMER. Proprietor. FC LAit &. BTAF F, • formerly of the City Club nately of the Terminus Hotel, Holensvllm), having bough) the Freehold of the Whanoabhi Hotjx from Mr Caffier, begs to Inform visitors that no effort will be spared to afford satisfaction. Horses and Pleasure Boats on Him PALACE HOTEL, HOT LAKES, IT OHINEMUTU. ROTORUA. First-class accommodation tor Tourists, Trsve iers, and Visitors during both winter and summer months, Private Sittlna Rooms, Smoking and Reading Rooms. BILLIABOB. Ooaoheß, Bnggles, and Buddie Horses for Hln Conveyances will meet every Steamer. Important Notick.—Tourists can make ai> rangementa with < 'ant. M. T. Clayton (Insurance Buildings, Auckland), Mr J. Kelly (Tauranga), or Mr Wm. Kelly (Ohinemutu), for througb trips to the Lakes, Including boat and ooaob hire, hotel accommodation, and all etcasteras, at riZED HATKB. Trip from Auokland to the Hot Lakes and back, on the above principle for Tun Quinsa* OWtWILLIAM JIELLY, PbOPRKTOB. mO TOURISTS AND OTHEKS. WAIWERA HOTEL, HOT SPRINGS, NEAB AUCKLAND, Has been recently renovated, and also newly appointed throughout with every modern luxury and comfort, comprising amongst other speci alities—Ball Saloon, Drawing. Dining, and, Rooms en suite; splendidly fitted Medicinal and other Baths: Lawn terraces, Arohery, Cricket, and Quoit Grounds; Strawberries, and other Fruits In Season; Billiards, Boating, Snooting. Ota LAKE HOUSE, ROTORUA, Systematized in the same admirable principle as tbe far-famed Walwera Hotel, offers lte Patrons similar internal advantages and attrao tlons, while the surrounding Scenery and wonder spots are beyond compare and of world-wide fnms. reautring no oommont ALEaANDKA HOTEL. PARNKIX, Good Aocommodatlon for Boarders. Wines and Spirits fieat Brands. SUrat-olas* Billiard Table. JOHN METALLACK, PROPRIETOR (Late ot West Coast and Canterbury). JtS. GOLDBIKLD.-TIMK-TABLE. Leaving Hamilton for To Aroha every Tucb- AShii^SttS&ltan on Monday Wednesday, and Friday, poolal Carriages provided to Order. a EDWAKDB LlTorr and Salt Stables. Hamilton



Business Notices. manTRENCH BAKKm W, J. EVANS (Lath Minetti), Hobson-street, BREAD AND BISCUIT BAKER AND CONFECTIONER. Wedding Cakes made to order. MY PASTRY IS A SPKCIAUTY. A trial BQlloltod. ■ IMPORTANT Tl> KVEIiYJbtODY MOST INTERESTING FAOT9I Thai1 ROBERT TUDEHOI'E, Plumbei UPPJCR QUKKN-dTREKT, AUOKMND, Can now supply COKRUGATKO TANKS. PORTAIILB UtP, PLUNQK. AND SHOWIUI BATXII AISO, I'OKTAHr.jc FtTBNAOES AND COPi"BB WiDUIN UoiLsiw, at Cheapest Kates. Country Orders piomptly attended to, All Brandies of thd Trado onrriod on In Town or any part of tho Province, UOBBKT TtIPKHOFK, * UUKIiAMU WCTUUK.JfKAMINI AND GILDING DKPOT. J. R. Dk COURCEY Begs to notify to his old trlonds and the (tens public that he has undertaken the Managemen ol the abovu KBtivbllahuiont. whore GILDING PICTURE-FRAMING. MOUNTING, fee, U all its brunches will be undertaken at prloei defying oompotltlon, KSTIMATKB QIVKM. A Large Btook of MuuMings, Plotnre-tramini Materials, and Pictures of every desoriptioi always on hand. QUEEN-STREET. Junotion or wakkpikld-stkbet. ' Ty OllflK O X KHMUVAL, OKORGR KENT. Baker, Newmarket, li thanking his customers and the general public tor tbeir patronanu during tbo last 11 yonra, beßi to inform them that be has now REMOVED U Kybor Pass Koud, opposite Mr Hlohiuda's Batcher, where ho hopes to receive a coniinu iuioo of their support Wedding, Chriatenlng.and Birthday Cakes made to order on the shortest notice. Famiuea waited on for orders dally. Q. KENT, B&kor, Kybnr Pass Road (opposite Mr Rloharda's, Butcher. NDIA AND CHINA COMPANY a STANDARD PACKET TEAB. Paoket nnds and Half-pounas In Four Qualities. KMPKKOH'3 nOUUUKT, MANDARIN'S CHOICE, IMPERIAL MIXTURE, OKIKNTAL MIXTURE. They ara distinguished by great strength, agreeable brlHUiicihh. and dollolons flavour— resulting from a sclentlflo admixture J)t the very Ilnest Teas that the groat ConitnenMof Asia can prodnoe. I'ho exoollunce of thosira^aa Is apparent by the large and Increasing demand ■ that exists for them! n Victoria, and Wherever they have been Introduced. aokni for Auckland i JOHN BUCHANAN, Onatom-honae-street. SA N F O R D' S FKUIT AND PROVISION STOKE. JwHllPflllßlßnlißr ' 3 Pigs Feet. Tongues, and Honda, cooked every day; Pottod Head. 8d Ib : Fresh Butter and Eggs, Bacon, Cheeeo. Greengroceries. ISL\JND ORANUKS. BANANAS 3d. Pttß L 3. BY THE BUNOB. POUtiTRY-Fowls, from la lid to *s 6d eaoh. Superior Hop Bkep, 2s. pee Doz. rkfrbßhmkftß kvkky hour. VIOTOBIA-BTRBICT loornw of Alrmrt-atreeM. BUOH A N A N • GROCKR, &C PONSONBY KOAD, AUCKLAND (Opposite All Saints' Chnrch). A Largo Stock of Drapery Goods suitable for the Season now nt hand, at Prices that defy oompotltlon. nOALI COA LI COA h ! WHAU WHAU COMPANIES, WHANGARfcI. OFFICEI No 8 LOWER QDEEN-STREET. W, 8 L O A N E, AfIKNT. AYLOK'b fAiasnx SEWIWU MACHINES 4KB Simple to Learni Quiet In Action, Nor liable to get ont of order. POBBEHB large and easily threaded Shuttles. No DirrxouiTY in getting Noedles and Extra* ' TAYLOR'S PATENT SEWING MACHINES should bus Inspbotbd by all desirous Of pro curing a Thoroughly Good Maohlna. Also, to be had at Low Prloes. TWISTED LOOP-STITCH MACHINES Of Beat Construction. T. PEACOCK, Optician, Speotaolos, Telesoopes, Mlerosoopss, Barometers, Eleotrlo Bella, tee. Instruments and Machines Repaired SHORTLAND • STREET, ■Opposite the Poßt-offloo). OIL. UULUUA, AJN D QLAHX MERCHANTS. yff t PhuiLipps & Son. 95 & 97, QUEEN-STBEKT, AUCKLAND, N.Z., . IMPORTERS or PAPERHANGINGB, Panel Decorations, QLA!j3—Polished Silvered, and Roagh Plat* English and Continental Sheet, Photo graphic, Glass Shades. WHITE LEAD, Colours, OU, VARNISHES Brushes, Mixed Paints. Carson's Anticor roslve and Patent Sllioate Paints. MOULDINGB—GiIt, Stained, Veneered, for Picture Frame and Room Deoorottonß, Fancy Frames for Cabinet and O.D.V. Piotubes of every description in groat variety Horaps—Photos and Coloured, Albums for Photos, Scraps, &c &c, tee. Out-out or Overlay Mounts, all sires: Cabinet and C.D.V. Monnts; Artists' Requisites. W. P. & S. having ai ways on hand the iargeei stock of the above goodH in tho North Island 0/ New Zealand, are able to execute olther whole sale or retail orders on the most favourable terms. Samples of Panarhanginga from open Btook, or of original packages, sent on applica tion. New settlers In Auckland should inspeot our stock of Paperhangings and Pictures before fitting up their new hordes; they will find some thing to suit the means of everyone. W. PHILLIPPB & SON, QtTBEN-RTBEBT. AUCKLAND Formosa In Morte. ■fVTEW ZEALAND FERNS, ll Unmounted, or Tastefully Mounted In various ways. V BOM 13 0 P TO 120 VAB KTIICH, or Sale by BRIC CRAIG, PEmOEB-ffrBBBT. FULMAN'S PHOTO BOOMS, 'HORTOAND-BTBBBT, Tourists am Vlsitora are Invited to Inspect Pulman'a Views of the Hot Lakeß, Auckland and Bush Scenery, &n. The greatest variety of Original Portraits of Maori Oelebdaes Id New PHOTOGRAPHY IS AM. ITS BBANCHKB. CIAKhS BBOTHEKB, ARTIST PHOTO9RAPH»RB (OPPOBITK OKIOR BANK), QtTKKN-BTBBKT, AUOK I. AND. Photography in the Latest and Mos J Fashionable Styles, Kxeonted In a manner Unsurpassed In the Colonies All Photographs taken by the INBTANTANIOUS PROCESS. LABQB COMMOTION NEW Z2ALAND VIIWB 1 Aiwavo on Han4



UTOceneß, too. —— pa R X JK 1 NT FAMILY GROOHR, "M HODSON-STKEBT. Families regularly waited upon, and Goo promptly delivered to all parts of the town ai snburbß. W. PARKER. TE Al OURE -t rp E A I QROOKRB AND BTORKKKBPEKB wlshit to do a satisfactory Tka Trade, will find (IHKATI.Y TO THH'.IK ADVANTAGE! to U NKIjSON, MOA'l'K ffi Co.'rt, OKLKBKATH PUKB LIQUORING) Ill.lf.NDKl) TICAH. Those Tons are acknowledged by tho Prkrß an Poblio to bo tho Fluent and Moat Whol some in the Southern Hemisphere, GUARANTEED FRKE FROM ALL BCENTKD VARIKTIKB. NELSON, MOA T E & Co Tea alkhohanth and Blunders, lllKh-Btroet, Chrlatohnroh, Wholosalo Agents for Auokland i messes baber and kawlinga. jvtotice i notlue 11 hotick 11 hollandlTfortzer, In thanking the general publio for the ver liberal support they have reooived tor the pal seven years, would tuko this opportunity to li form them that bolng Direct Important c soveral loading lines, thoy are in a position to eai without any boaat whatever, thoy oan suppl PRODUCE AND OICN ICRAI. GROCERIES at Prices second to none In Auckland, PRICK LISTi- Box Teat from 16s M per box; a splendid of our own mixing at 20s per 121bs Company No. 1 Sugar, 20s por bag A Nice Brlghs Yellow Sugar, Id por 1b Full Weight Sperm Candle % SM por In English Sauoa from Sid pel Httle We havo a nice line of Fancy Tea Caddies, oar talnlng ono pound of Good Tea, at a very len figure Coifoe, roaßtod and wound dally, at prloea trot la tola 8d por lb. We would call Bpeola attention to our Turkey Brand at Is od pc lb Flour, Oats, Bran, Sharps, ana Maize at Mil prloes. Vavouru by Post or Wire will reoelve On most strict oare and attontlon, and will bi dellverod free ot oharge to Boat or Rail, and a] parts of town and suburbs. N.B.—Note tho Address— HOLLAND & FORTZER, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GROOER CJIJKKN-HTIiEKT, AUCKLAND! mild at OOUOMANDEU Liberal Discount allowed for Cas tJ'OBSON'STKEKT STKAM COFFEE LL MUiLS. H. P. GIBBONS & CO., Tka, Coffkk, and Spick Merchant wrolebalb amd family gkocjerß, Coal. Firewood, and Puoduob Deals H. P. GIBBONS & CO.. HODSON-STKKKT, AUCKLAND, Drapery and Ulothinff. l\r ELLBSLISY HOUSB. JUBT OI'KNKD, A Frosh Assortment ot Ladles' & Children's Underclothing, Corsets, See. Ladies' Nightdresses ibnautlfully trlmraod), Is 6d, fid lid; ChnmlHOP, is, 2u Bd, 3a Bd. Children's Underolothlng In groat variety, A Largo ABBOitmontof Ladles Corsots Jnut to h.md in White, Blaok and Drab. The "Grecian Girder " Belt Cor set, Bide lacing; this Corsot is especially adapted for the present stylo of oos tuinu, the side lacing enabling It to be adjusted to almost any figure. 2000 yards Bwlna Embroidery Edgings at Sd, Id and 6d, a groat bargain. An Extensive and Well-Soleotod Btook ot Gonoral Drapery at moderate Prices, Country Orders promptly attended to. One Shilling in the A discount on all Cash Purchases to the amount of UOj and upwards. A.' LOVETT, . WKIXKSMEV-STBEBT, i "* AND \ / DEFERRED \\ IPAYM X N T I I' SYSTEM. _-I TAILORS, DRAPERS, AND OUTFITTKRB, HOBSON-STREET (Nearly opposite Wolllngton-ntreotl, Have a Wki.i, ■ Assorted STOCK of the BUST CLASS GOODS. All Tweeds thoroughly shrunk before being made np, and fit and workmanship guaranteed. The Deferred Payment System has been found to be a great boon, by enabling those with limited Incomes to procure neoessaries In the easiest possible way. INSPECTION INVITED. FANOK WORK ur KVBKi DESCRIPTION TAUGHT. A A A. STEPHENSON, o m - In thanking his patrons forpaat favours, « 2 now wlsheß to Inform them that he has P REMOVED from the Newton Fancy S g Bazaar to his NEW SHOP, opposite £ • Lnmboumo's, Ironmonger, Karanga- X hape Road, and has NOW OPENED > te 2 | A LARGE AND VARIED BTOGK g O OF FANCY GOODS of all kinds. g § LADIES WOOL 3OF EVERY BHADE g OF COLOUR. J LABGB ASSOUTMBHT. g g • LH33OiMB^IV3iN IN TH~« ABOVE. Mrs. Knight . Begs to intimate to her old patrons and the public generally, that Bhe has Opened Business In the CITY MARKET (THIRD STALL), QUEEN-STREET ENTBANCE, Ana that, as heretofore, B>e will do ber utmost to give them every Batlsfaotlon. ]7ruit Of every kind in season, and of the best quality, always on hand. GUKENOROOKRIttS AND SMALL GOODS *ft ditto. Poultry. To this branch of her business every oare end attention will be given, as sho proposes to make this the leading feature, and with that view has made arrangements for CONSTANT SUPPLIES from thoroughly reliable settlers. Country orders attended to with despatch, and every oare taken to seanre their arrival In good condition. Conveyances attended to immediately on arrival, Her motto will bn "Small Profits and Qulok Ret. Market, Auokland. February 23 I TIO T ti E PUBLIC. De Pouohe's Celebrated Fjuivoh Bril liant and Houbehot.d Friend. This mixture will give a bright polish In a few minutes to all kinds of Furniture, It oan also be used on paintwork. It will destroy all Insects in wood and preserve It from deoay. Prioe, 1/6.—Wambb Bayne, Wholesale Agent, Kyber Pass. r> js a v x H i s, M. R, MoINTYRE, Bread and Biscuit Baker, Karangahape Road Begs to Inform tho publio that his Biscuits. Gingerbreads, and all kinds of Confectionery are unsurruied for quality, and thoroughly wholesomt Families waited on for Orders, WHSDINB OAKBS. Soot' h Oaten Cakes made Dally. Concetti, ooirees. Balls, provided with re freshmen U. jn tbe shortest notioe, and at lowest rates. .;...: .- ;■ . - • ■'■"'■•^.•j,:\v.-,icg...-••>■■-• -,



Meaical. S * TV/TORE fcOOAL EVIIDENC IVJL OF THB CURATIVE PROPERTIES OF £ pROFESSOR QUSSCOTT'S Herbal Tbeatmeht. may now be consulted at his al DRESS, Shortland-btrbkt. To Profoßßor Gnsßcott, Shortland-streot, Anok land. Bir,-Ihoreby certify that for over tw years I was troubled with a violent cough, wit! in a froquent spitting ot blood and great palpltc It tion. I would not attempt to walkupahlll.norye ,il to lln down lv my bod during that time, Iwu :d unable to ao any work, after spondln agrca deal ot money on doctors and chemists, bb wel as bolng an out-door patlout ot the hospital. 1Q lout all hopes of rocovorj-, but Booing so mair 0 . ouroß you had efl'ootod in tho " Herald," Iwa advised to come to Auokland and give you herbal romodlos a fair trial, and I am happy ti say In glx weeks I could return to the Thames i strong.' hoalthy man, free from cough or palplta tlon, thank God and you also. I shall bo ohlo ti rocommend your herbal treatment, for I cai ■• spook for myself, also from scores I have esoi in your plaon at different times, and every oni Bponlilng lv tho hlghoet terms of your trolamout —Bolieve me to be, yours over gratofu), Fran) Southerby, Thames; January 3rd, 1882. To Professor Gussoott, Shortland-stroot: Sir - —For tho last throo years I have beon with tha , I dreadful complaint culled dyspepsia, or Indigos tlon. It did not matter what I ate. In an horn or so aftor my stomach would bonin to awoll that I should have to unfasten my clothes. Tin y food used to turn sour on my stomach. Then '. it would commence belching wind and gas. Dirt] i sour froth would heave from my chest. I had te >f bo very particular in what 1 should oat. Fai r moat, oaobago, or potatoes, or cligobo—tlioj y aoted on me like so much balm. In fact I did not know what to sat, for nothing would agree with me. But hearing of your Herbal Tonlo, ] was Induced to try a bottle, aid when I hod out I wanted more, for my health was more to me than money. I found rnoio relief from you Tonic and Composition Powder than sll the mcdiolne I have ever token. You have of feotod a perfect euro of me. I can oat now any. thing as woll as tho rest ot my family, and enf o j lt.-lioUavo me to bo, yours ever truly, Mre ~ Elisabeth Swan. ParneU. January 11, 1832, * To Professsor Gutsoott: Dear Sir,—My oase . was so remarkable and my cure so eU'ootual.that l I feel it my duty to give you a testimonial as my 1 evldenoe. I have been Buffering with rheuma tism for tho l&nt seven years, and a great part of , thnt time I have not been able to dress or un -1 dreßS myself. For five years I was unable to walk without orutches. I was tired of my Ilto, buoauau I was a burden to tnyoolf and famil?, r but hearing and seeing the wonderful cures you 0 had directed in differ on t chronic complaints.and 1 a gruat number which I knew, which aro not published, but I think It my duty to you and to tho pnblio, that a roan of your skill in curing bucli chronic complaints as mine should bo a household word. I was like a man drowning. I was glad to grab at anything, but lam happy to Bay that, through your herbal treatment, I am hearty and well, and can go without orutohes as well as ever.—Believe me to be, yours ever grateful, J. O. Dean, Ponsonby, January 19.1882. • To Professor Gussoott, Bhortland-streot. Sir, ' —I am happy to inform you of the perfoot euro I have received through your medicinal trcut mont. I camo to you on the 27th of September last. At that tlnia my left was pronounced in ourublu; bat whon I came to you you told me that you would convince mo In a fortnight, and I am happy to Bay you have fulnllod your promise, although I was rather doubtful: but I wan told by a friend of mine that, if I said bo, you would not treat mo. My friend's naino Is Mrs Walker, who know you In Christohnrch. She was also a patiant ot yours which you oared of the dropsy. lam happy to say that I have dispensed with' my orutohos, and akin to attend to my domostio duties. I give you this for tho benefit of cthors who are Builorlog as I have boon for years.—Yours, ever thankful, Mrs Klty Joyoe, Nawton-road. Dcoomber 1, To Professor Gusscott/Bhortland-street. Dear 1 Sir,—lt is with great pleasure that I add to the number of your valuable testimonials for tho miraculous cure your modlctno has performed on me. I have been troubled with what eomo modloal men call Indigestion, others dyspepsia, but when I camo to you on the 16th of Sept, you told mo that I had livor complaint; you explained to mo my symptoms about tho palpita tion of tho hoar t, the wind on tne stomach, oold hands and feet, tho sourness of the wind and gaß I u»od to belch, oold chills running down my back, and, in fact, you doscribod my toolings so minutely, that I was quite satlsfloii that you understood my complaint, and I ara happy to Bay that throngh jou; herbal treatment you havo cfl'eotodapmect cure.—Yoursevor grate ful, Mrs M. Little, Hobson-atreet, Auckland, To Professor Gusaoott, Shortland-streot. Sir,— I havo been troubled with neuralgia in both my hoad and face, and been deprived frcm many nights' sleep, and whon I sat down to my food many times I have hnd to got up from tho table and walkabout without ever tasting food. As I told you; when I applied to you, that I had tried all tho chemists in town, and I only got temporary relief. When you told mo you would euro me in a minute I was very doubt ful, hut am happy to say you did so. I should roconi mend any lady Buffering from the some to : give you a trial, as you told me, if no cure, no Day.—Believe me to be, yours over thankful, Rachel Consens, Victorla-atruot, November 21. To Professor Gusscott, Shortland-streot, It Is with great pleasure that I acknow ledge a perfect onro I have received through your herbal treatment; I havo been troubled with aourvy for three yeara and nine months, which I explained when I called on you, I told you I could form no other ouus.o nnless It was through sleeping in a bed whore some one had been sleoptng who had the senrvoy. I have always boon very particular when staying at tho hotels to examine tho Hnon baforo going to bed. I have met many men on my routo who have got the same complaint through ulcoplng In dirty beds the same as I did. I also told you when I applied r hut I had taken a groat quantity of medlcino until my hnlr bogan to fall oil'; but I happonod to soo your advertisement stating that your treatment was eoleiy herbs. I have known wonderful euros efltectod through the herbal treatment when minerals have failed;! and being a bullever in herbe, I was very happy to plaoo myself nndor your treatment as soon as you camo to Auoklan d, and I am glad to say you havo effected a cure on me and made me a clenti, strong, hoalthy man.—Believe me to lbs, yonrs ever thankful, Alfred Hopkins, Now North I'.oad, December sth. To Professor Gusscott. Dear Sir—lt Is with great pleasure I have in recommending your Tonlo. 1 have boon suffering with wind and apa ma on the stomach for several years, and I could not get any relief. Kverything I ate turnod to wind. I could not eat, I could not sleep (I often had to got out of bod and walk about for hours. I was advised to tako cod liver and quinine and iron, &c, and all to no good. I had to give up my employment for weeks at a stretch, but X was advised by a friend of mine, who was working at tho Union Sash and Door Company, to apply to you, and that you would oonvlnoe me In a week. I was rather doubtful of this, after trying so many different medicines, both from the Hospital and chemists, and other patent modiolnes. I thought it wbb Impossible for me to get cured so quick and bo perfaotly na you have done. lam happy to say In two months' time you havo made me a new man. I oan oat well, and also enfoy a good night's rest, with many thanks to you, and [ hope your days will be long in Auckland, tor the good of tho community at large.—Yours respectfully. Richard Lawson, Ponsonby, Feb ruary 2nd, 1832, To Professor Gusscott, Shortland-stroet; Sir- As you are aware that I explained to yon, when I applied to you, that I havo been troubled with bleeding pilea for tho last five or six years, as I told you I have tried medical men, chomlsts.and old women's cures, but never had a perfoot euro until I applied to yon, about six weeks ago. They u?ed to oomo down and bleed for an hour at a time so that I should have to ohango my olothes, but when you told me you would make me worso before I should be better, I oould not reckon you up. I thought I should have to give up bußinesa altogether, if I should be worse, but in fourdaya you convinced me that I could give you this testimonial with confidence, that in Ivo weeks you have effected a perfoot cure on mo. I Bhull ever be a believer In herbs after the wonderful cure yon have performed on me,— Yours, ever grateful, Henry Marsh, Albert street, October 11. To Professor Gußseott, Shortlandstreet :|Dear Sir,—l am happy to Inform you that through your herbal treatment I oan safely Bay that I lavo received more benefit through your herbal treatment than all the medicine that I have ever taken. I have beon troubled with asthma for the last five years. I was Obliged to give np my business and camo to Auckland for medical treatment, and seeing your testimonials and the many cures you had offcotoil, and also that you required no information and that you could toll a man's complaint as Boon as you caw him—you did bo to me bo oorreotly, and that is more than as; medical man ever told me before, and it gave me confidence to plaoo myßelf under your treatment. lam woll known in Cambridge. I shall return home on Wednesday, and you may rely you will have many applications from that district.—Youra, truly, John Hargraves, Queen- Street, Auckland. Professor Gusscott would Impress an those Who may do him the honour to consult him that the utmost Beoreoy can be relied upon ; more over, from long experience, and a c&reful study of tho human system, he can decide almost at a glance the diagnosis of the ease, thereby reliev ing the patient ola great deal ot nervou ness and hesitation. Professor Gusecott invites the confidence of either sex suffering from functional derange ment, spermatorrhosa, exhausting dreams, &c. Professor Gusscott has made nervous debility and loss of power his special study, from what ever oause arising. He would earnestly impress upon those who do suffer to seok immediate advice and counsel. If they desire " an old age, serene and bright." Let no false delicacy deter suffering viotimß from removing the cause of this blight to manhood. The strictest confidence n-r" be relied upon. COKBULTATJON ?'S. Can be oonsmtea oy tenor. Publio Inspection Invited tojthe largo assort, ment Of BRITISH and AMERICAN , HERBS. Note the Address— Professor Ctusscott, Next Door to Messrs Winks and Hall? Establishment, SIIOKTLAND-STEEKT, AUCKLAND* Bonnii ltom9.Rim>tasnm.



-Idasationai. „. Ci. L E n s I i) i E \3T UPPER SYMONDS-STREET. MRS. GLOVER'B Second Term will begin c MONDAY, the 17th inst. An KVKNING DANCING CLASS will t openod on THURSDAY, the 20th Inst. WATERLOO QUADRANT ESTAI LISHMENT FOR YOUNG LADIKS. 0 Seoond Quarter commences April H. Miss Donovan will open a Danoing Class fo Adults on Tuesday Evening, April 11, and on r . for Children on Wednesday, April 12, at 3.E 0 o'olook. For terms apply to Mrs Normal h Waterloo Quadrant. * JYf Xi K< i 5 Wooi> tt a m t TEAOHKB OP THK IJIANOFORIE1 JIANOFORIE AND ii Harmonium. 1 Address -Ore ot Auokland Mublo Ware r hoiiso. ° THE AKT OK j _" !»• • 1 1 ; .—i..i..u...r««J..«1 .ii!..I r;.'.".jJi.j...i.iij.n....ij, , I imnl.l I 1 : ; ) ROYAL iJS^fcS 0J* MUSICi '■ C : AOADRMY jrfP^l^^ LONDON. j MR. GOKDON GOOOH (Bronze and i Silver Medallist and Associate) ! 1 : having studied Ton Terms In this : " : Koyal and National Institution, Is, In ■ : the opinion of the several Professorß ! ' ! with whom he was plaood, duly quail- I ; i fled to teach Singing,—(Signed) G. A, ■ | : MAcrARSEN, Muu, Doo. Cambridge.— i t :,... , .... r ..... i ; In reference to above, Mr Goooh is prepared to reoolve names ot Private Pupils for Ulnginc , and Voice Production at his private residence J Albert Park. ! for Sale. FOR SALE, Brighton Road, House of 7 rooms, stable, &c, allotment 90 x 200 feet, pipe drained, fmjt trees of tho best quality: a very good Investment; adjoining the above a ! 9-roomod House, now empty, allotment 60 x 20J ; feet, pipe drained, and planted with the best pesoh trees in Auokland. Komokortka—Bo , acres of open fern Land of good quality, part ol - Lota 6 and 7; a bargain. Gaol Koad (Mount Kden)—House of 7 rooms, with bathroom, good range in kitchen. In good repair, and close to Mount Kdou Railway-station —For particulars apply to J. Ryan. Karangahapo Road. WATCHMAKERS & JEWELLERS. —Genuine Business for disposal. Splen did chance for a' practical man with ,8150 to •3300.—Afldreas Watchmaker. Evening stab i Oflioe. ]L"IUR IMMEDIATE SALE, a five- T roomed House (large orchard in .full bearing), in Newton Koad: terms easy. H, Partlngton, Stlohbury's Buildings, Uueon streot, Ij^OKSALB, comfortable 7-roomed Cot -I- taRO, with outbuilding, on nearly an acre of land, earner lot, fronting Mount Eden Road, adjolutng tho residence of K.i Blcazord, Keg. Price e6SO.-U. B. Orchard, 18, Insurance Build- Ingaj r~6lt SALE (a bargain), IVew Four roomed Honse In Hackott street. Pon sonby, close to beach; bay window, every convenience,—Apply on the premises. OuVKKiY BA* RYE GRASS SKKU. A Very Superior Sample of PURE UN MIXED POVERTY BAY RYE GRA9B SUED for Sale at Lowest Market Rates. , HDNTER & NOLAN. >*pU UK Si'LD OR LET, a pretty Villa 1 Rosldonco, Shelly Beach Rood, Ponsonby, containing 11 rooms, bathroom, waehhouse, coachhouse, and Btable .gas laid on to house, with gas stovo and every necessary conveni ence i he house is pleasantly situated, splendid sea view. The garden is tastefully laid out as plesßuro and kitchen garden. About one acre woll planted with choice frnlt trees.—Apply D, B. Orchard^, Insurance Buildings. FOR SALE, Two First-class Large Iron Tanks, with tops oomplete (cheap),— Apply to Publisher, Star Offloo. Lj^OK SaLE, IVcw Boat, suitable for X? pleasure or carrying purpoaoi; measures sort by sf£ lOln beam, and 2ct 61n depth: sup plied with ash oars, new sails, and fitted with brass work. Strongly built, and will carry three tons.—Apply by letter to F.R.A.. Stab Office. PLBNDID OPPOKTUNITY FOR INVESTING IN A FIRBT-OrxABB HOTEL PROPERTY AT CAMBRIDGE. FOR SALE, The LEASE of the NATIONAL HOTEL, Cam bridge, together with the Furniture and every thing appertaining to the Property, Immediate possession can be given. This Hotel Is probably doing the Largest Business In the Waikato, and is replete with Every Convenience. For further particulars, apply to Mr Audus Rus nes, tho present proprietor, or to EDWARD LEWIS, Cnstom-hoose-Btreot, Auckland. TLjiOR POSITIVE SALE. That compact little Island, known as Wood's [eland, about, half-way between here and tbe hoad of the Waltomata. containing 100 Aores, with Cottage, good Orohard^and several Im provements, plenty of fresh stater all the year round, and a good wharf for tbe convenience of steamers, &c—Apply to JOHN BOPPET. Houae and Land Agent. No. 8, Queen-street OUKY NOOK, JNEW NORTH ROAD.—Houses and Allotments.—As the Sale Is proceeding rapidly, and a considerable number at Allotments have already been dis posed of, early application should be made at my offloo, where planß can be Boon and partloa lars obtained.—F. G, Kwinqton. FOX SALE, tbe live-ton yacht M'Liss, with all sails (new), anchor and chain, gear and dingy, complete.—Apply to Mr Haul taln, at Jackson and RnsseU'g, Fort-street. tpIRST'-CLASS BUSINESS OPENING. We have a capital COUNTRY BUSINESS placed in our hands for disposal, either by Bale of freehold or on lease at a very moderate rent, if in the latter case £250 capital would be ample. The premises are situate in tho centre of a pros perous township, and are with every conven ience. In addition to a General Storekeeplng Busi ness, now averaging £70 per week, there Is a Bakery and suitable premises for a Butcher's Shop, which can be sub-let or carried on In con nection with the Store. In the hands of a steady and onergetlo man, with business capabilities, this is a rare chance for a start. Satisfactory reasons given for Its disposal by present owner. Further particulars on application. L. D. NATHAN fc CO. gj^Oß SALE, really cheap, a Compact 17 Farm of 150 aores; about 50 aoros In grass, part nnder crop, part good bush and fern; a Hix-roomod House, Stable, Cow-shed, &o.:-2J miles from railway station, and only 12 miles from town by good road. FOR SALE, a nice little Dairy Farm of 73 aores, all fenced and divided Into pad-looks, with good House, Stable, Sheds, and every oon venienoe, and deep-water frontage, 10 miles from town. Apply to John Soppet, House, Land, and General Commission Agent, No. 8, Queen-street (upstalra ( U\ 6 R SALE, STATIONERY AND FANCY GOODS BUSINESS. The undersigned offer for sale the stook-ln trado in the estate of James Stuart, Cambridge, waikato, consisting of Books, Stationery. Mublo, Fancy Goods, &c.; also the goodwill and lease of premises, situated in the best posi tion in Cambridge. Immediate possession can be given. Stock sheets and Full particulars of N. G. LENNOX l Tril .i. eBB ARTHUR H. NATHAN f lruateea' |j££l)| SEED! SUED! FOR SALE, the following New Seeds, ex Roman Empire :— Red Clover White Clover Cowgrass Alsyke Rape Lnoerne Turnip Mangel Unseed Hemp Canary &c, &c. . The above will be disposed of at Lowest Current Prloes. POTTER AND CO., Durham-street. jji () It SALE, At Lowest Market Rates : Rosin, Pitch, and Tar Kerosene, Palnt.and Olive Olio Champion's, Scott's, and Storer's Genuine Wulte Lead, In wood Muntz Metal and Nails Large Stcok of Canvas, various brands Wire Rope, from H inoh to i inch Bolt Rope, Hemp, and Manilla Rope, all sizes Patent Windlass (wood), Frills, and Palls Anchors, from 16 owt to 10 Itea Chains, from J inch to J Inoh. D, fl. MCKENZIE, FORT-STRHIKT. March 18. 1882. rriELEGRAPJT , IJNJS OF COACHED W. X, Oartbr COAOHES will rnn to the following tlme-tablo, carry ng H.M.s mail i— Leaves Cambridge for Hamilton daily, at 8.30 a.m. Loaves Hamilton for Cambridge daily, on arrival of Train, 2,30 p.m. Leaves Te Aroha for Hamilton at 10 a.m Monday, Wednesday, and Friday Leaves Hamilton for Te Aroha at 8 .mi Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday. Booking Office i nwynno's Hotel, Hamilton W. X; CARTER, UvSryandßaltStable* *"*»«■*!»* Cambridge, 6th Moron 1881,



Public Motices. j, t b. makbiott " •auctioneer, house, land and in QENEBAL COMMISSION AOENT, Karangahape Road, Auckland. itS* OUT-DOOR SALBS ATTENDED. "B - T^T OTI Cjs UK REMOVAL, E, H. PEKOY, BAKER AND CONFECTIONER, Begs to Inform his customers' and friends, anc ir the publio generally, that he is removing fron i° his present residence, situate in Pltt-Btreet, tc 1 those premises recently oooupled by Mr Heath, 1 formerly of Wakoflold-etieet. Mr Percy, in returning thanks for tbe libera Bupport reoently accorded, respectfully solicit! 1 a continuance of past favours. Bride and Christening Cakes made and orna • mented to order. Families attended. Muffins and Orompots as usual are a speciality, ~ V^tl fKKIOK COKKUUATED TANKS, J. L. KEAN ' (Lath Ar.riiKD SIIARTI, Has for Sale a number ot the above, with Tapi ready for use, at reduced rates, at his Shop. EUlott^treet, Large quantities of Spouting' Ridging, and Down Pipes always In stock. Verandah Iron ourved at the shortest notice. Country orders will always recolve his prompt attention. Lead washers always on hand. RO B E It T W O O D 8, BOOT AND SHOE MANUFACTURER, CORLEY'S BUILDINGS, HOBSON-BTRBET (Opposite tho Prince Arthur Hotel), EVERY DESCRIPTION OF BEPAIBS NEATLY EXECUTED. A Trial Solicited. ' ALSON TUMATO SAUCE. j New Skason—Quality ouakanteed, To bo obtained ot all Orooers, : 1/ per Bottle, B. OOZKNB, Agent, 27, Quean-street. ' Ll. c rKI M E & CO,, | BUILDERS' AND FURNISHING IRON- I MONGERS, < KARANGAHAPK KOAD, NEWTON > (In thoae Premises lately oooapled by Baddlng : ton and Laing), > Wish to call attention to their Large and > Varied STOCK of Builders' and Furnishing i Ironmongery, comprising all the latest Ameri can and English Novelties— A Choice Seleotlon of Register Grates Colonial Ovens, Fenders i Iron BedsteadsUSlnglo and Double) Children's Cote, Tinware (Large Assortment) Enamelledware, Brushware Washing Machines and Wringers Elootro Plate. B.M. Teapots Faints, Oils, and Varnishes, Spades, Shovels Picks, fco., Coffin Furniture Sofa Springs and Chair Web, Spouting Horse Nails, Files !&c. Cutlery, Zinc, Caps' Furnace Pans, Galvanised Tnba and Bnokets Filters, &c, Palls, Looks, Hinges, &c, to. A Speciality made of Carpenterß and Joiners' TOOLS. Goods carefully Paoksd, and For warded with Despatch. LX O T I A X E S. In order to avoid mistaken and aooidents, I have made arrangements with MR ROBERTSON. the Proprietor of the Royal Mall Coaches, To Rnn Passengers through to Lake House, from TAURANGA to OHINEMUTU, WAI ROA. and TAUPO. jjt Tonrlsto can obtain Buggies at all times at Tauranga and Ohinemutu, and can depend upon good Coaches, Buggies, Horses, and sober and civil drlv ore, at Lowest Rates. ROBERT GRAHAM. Lake House, Ohinemutu, February li, 1882. a>OTOMAHANA ITUf LAKES! A LIMITED NUMBER OF FIRST-CLASS THROUGH TICKETS Will be Issued for THE HOT LAKES. Tourists will have the advantage of staying at LAKE HOUSE, Ohinemutu, which will be found the mot comfortable Hotel In the Lake District, No other Mcketa but those issued by me avail able for Lake House< R. GRAHAM, Jim,, National Insurance Buildings. 83, Queen-street, Auokland, Auckland. Maroh 15,1882. TOHN PETFORD, v house and ship plumber and gas fitter, Thk Cheapest House in Auckland, —*- -itTiiLtiii y HIGH-STREET. Auckland. A UOKLAND TIMBER COMPANY ±X. {LIMITED). GREAT BARGAINS IN BUILDING TIMBER. w Making Boom. t> WU, SKINNER & SON, • BUILDERS, CARPENTERS, and JOINERS, Vulcan Lane, All Branches of the Building Trade executed by Experienced Workmen, Shop Fronts. Offloe Fittings, &o. WG IBS O N & SON, * Farrierb & General blacksmiths, Wellington Place (off Hobaon-stroot). Jobbing oi all kinds done on the Shortest Notioe. A TRIAL SOLICITED. JOHN HORNE (For many years with Close Bros.). Family oroc&b, tea Dialer & Provision MancHANT, Comer of Wellington and Nelson streets (Opposite St James's Churoh). Families Waited on for Orders. J,H. hopes by keeping, a first olass article at the lowest Cash Prloe to merit a share of the pnblio patronage. Li IS H K~U AND CO, (LIMITED), £} WaOLBSALB . SHIPPINB & FAMILY 3UTOHERS, Queen-street (next Bank of New Zealand, Auokland). — Poultry of all kinds dressed to order. Prime Smoked Tongues, Home-cured Bacon, Corned Beef on Sale in [large Quantities. —N. 8, —Dealers In 3am a. Live Pheasants forwarded to all parts of the Colony upon receipt of order. Families waited on In town or anhorbs. pUBLIC NOTICE. R, Wi ROBINSON, Baker and Confectioner, Begs to announce that he has recently taken over the Windsor Store, Lennox's Buildings. Pitt-street, formerly oarrled on br Mr A. T. Carter, and trusts, by oivility and attention, to merit a share of patronage from tho families of the surrounding distriot. Wedding and Christen ing Cakes made to order. "pj O T I C JB. W. H. SKINNER, ARCHITECT. Has taken offloes formerly oooupled by the City Council, and over Messrs. Upton and Co.'s, Queen-striset, W X D I X S ASON, Important to Storekeepers and Parties Pre serving. — Edward Lewi", of Oustom-house- Btreot, has just opened a large and Varieo As sortment of Jam Jars and Jelly Canß for Tre servlcg purposes; also, Five Crates Btoneware Jars suitable for Butter Crocks and Bread Pans, ftp. _____ OAMUE. Y. COLLINS, HOUSE. LAND. ESTATE, & FINANCIAL ' AGENT, HIGH-STREET, AUCKLAHD. LOANS AND MORTGAGES NEGOTIATED. «P~ Foi- Sale, on terms to suit purchasers. Houses and allotments, of various sizes, n Beresford' street, Hepburn - street, Wellington-Btreet, Wolfe-street, East-Btreei, Grafton Road, Symonds-Btreet* Allotments Bought and Money Advanced for Building; may be repaid by weekly or monthly Instalments. Shares Bought and Sold. m Al I BKOTHKK& 1 MARBLa -ND FREESTONE MASONS Monuments, Head-stones. Tombs, 'ana Iron Tomb Railings. DISORIFTIQNB EXECUTED IN A BUPERIOS BTVLI, Prices and Desione FRKE on Application ADDBESSt— CORNBB 09 Rutland and Lobnb Stbkbts, auckland «»«.»» Nf wfjunotton ol Queen and W»*«fleW Itreeis ,^l«A«o^*'^b^.s«!£:*'**S-'t



I Exhibitions. . ', * UCKLAND SOCIETY OF AKT{ THE SECOND ANNUAL EXHIBITION will be held in the Choral Hall from THUR' I DAY, 20th April, to WEDNESDAY, 26th Apr! Open dally from noon till dnek, and on Thur day, Saturday, Monday, and Wednesday Bvei • incs, from seven to nine. By permission of the Colonial Secretary, th Drawing for the Annual Art Union of tb Society will tase plaoe on Monday Evonlnj 1 21th April, at eight o'clock. i The Prizes drawn will represent Bnms t ) money to be expended in the purohrse c , Original Works of Art on exhibitloo, the selet tlou of whloh Is left to prize winners. 1 Sharks, 10s K»cn, to be obtained of any c 3 the Stationery or at the Hall during the Sxh bitlon. Admission:—la. Members Free, Beano: Tlekuta, not transferable, HBlf-a-Crowr Members' Family Season Ticket, to admit foul • Five Shillings. JO3IAH MARTIN, Hon. Seo. Corporation Notices. HITY OF AUCKLAND KLKCTION OF COUKCILLOR. BOUTH WARD. It la hereby notified that- Mr Alfred Aley Mr Thomas Fauider Mr Frank Phillipps have been duly nominated as Candidates fo; the Office of Councillor tor the City of Auckland and that in compliance with the provisions o the Regulation of Local Elections Aot, 1870, i Poll will be taken for One Counoillor. on WHO N USD AY, the 13th April, in the Cook-stree Hall, within the said City, between the houri of nine in the forenoon, and six in the afternoon CHARLB9 IRVIN KLLKK, Returning Officer. City Council Office, April sth, 1882. TO HIS WORSHIf THE MAYOB OF AUCKLAND. We, the undersigned Merchants, Traders, Buslnesa Men, Contractors, and Working Men, repeotfully request that you will, by virtue ol your office, proclaim WBDNKBDAY, the nineteenth day of Anril, one thousand eight hundred and eighty-two, a PUBLIC HOLI DAY. The occasion is a Demonstration in favour oi tho movement for maintaining; the principle of a Working Day of Eight Hours. Tho details of the Demonstration have been fully considered at meetings of Delegates and Representatives from Trades and Labourers Societies, and are now fully arranged; ana. as the Demonstration would be greatly enhancud by the proclamation of a Pubiio Holiday, wo earnestly hope Your Worship will boo fit to acoode to our request. And your Petitioners will over pray, &c. QITY OF £ UCKLAND, PUBLIC HOLIDAY. KIGHT HOURS DEMONSTRATION. In compliance with a publlo requisition, signed by 226 persons, I hereby invite the Citizens to unite in making WEDNESDAY, the 19th instant, a PUBLIC HOLIDAY. W. B. WADDIIL, CO.. In the absence of the Mayor. Mayor's Office, April 17, 1882. QITY OF AUUKLAND. MESSBNOES REQUIRED.' The City Council will receive applications until noon of THURSDAY, the 20th instant, for the Offloe of Messenger. Applicants must be married. Salary. £2 5a weekly, with reßldeno3, fuel, gas and water. Candidates canvassing members of Connoil will be disqualified. Fur ther particulars, as to duties, &c. may be seen on application at this Office. • P. A. PHILXP3. Town Clerk. Town Clerk's Offloe. April 13.1882. Tenanrs. VTEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS. HURUNUI - WAITAKI RAILWAY, MAIN LINE. WAIKAKI-HgjRDNUI SECTION. HORSLEY DOWNS CONTRACT, FORMATION AND BRIDGES. Written Tenders will be received at this Offloe up to noon of MONDAY, 2Jth April, 1882. for the Horsley Downs contract of the Hurunul —Waltaki Railway. They must be marked "Tender for Horsley Downs Contract," on out side of envelope, and addressed to the Hon. the Minister lor Public Works, Dunedin. Telegra phio tenders similarly addressed and marked will be received if presented at any telegraph offloe by noon of the same date, provided that written tenders, in due form, are lodged at any District or Resident Engineer's Office by same hour. Drawings, specifications, and general conditions may be seen on and after Monday, 3rd April next, at this office, and also at the Publlo Works Offices, Auckland, Wellington and Chrlstehurca. The lowest or any tender i will not necessarily bo accepted. By command, W. V. BLAIR, Kngineerln-Chsrge, Middle Island, Public Works Office, Dunedin, 2 sth March, 1882. Publlo Works Office (Arohlteot's Branch), Wellington, Slot March, 1832. fTIEN DEES are invited for the Erection of Jl Workshops at the Lunatic Asylum, Auck land, General Conditions, specifications, and Drawings may be seen at the Pubiio Works Office (Architect's Branch), Wellington; at the Publlo Works Office, Auckland; and at the Warden's Offloe, Thames, Tenders addressed to the Hon. the Minister for Pubiio Works, and marked outside, "Tender forWorkshopß,Lunatlo Asylum, Auckland," will be received at the above offloe up to noon of SATURDAY, the 22nd day of April, 18S2. Telegraphic Tenders will be reoelved, provided the original tender andjlepoelt are lodged with the nearest Dktriot Engineer, at the time above specified. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. By command. P. F. M. BURROWS. Architect P.W. Publlo Workß Office (Architect's Branoh), Wellington, March SI, 1882, TENDERS are invited for the Krectioa of an Auxiliary. Asylnm at the.Whan, Auckland. General conditions, specifications, and drawings may be seen at the Publlo Works office (ArcUteot's Branob). Wellington; at the Pubiio Works Offioe, Auckland; and at the Warden's Offloe. Thames. Tenders addressed to > the Hon. tho Minister for Public Works, and marked outside," Tander for Auxiliary Asylum, Auckland," will be received at the above office up to noon of SATURDAY, the 22nd day o! April, 1882. Telenraphio Tenders will be re oelved, provided the original Tender and deposit are lodged with the nearest Dfstrict Engineer at the time above specified. The lowest or any Tender not necessarily accepted. By command. p BURROWSi Arohlteot P.W. m O BUILDERS, Tenders will be received until i o'olock on THURSDAY, 20th inst, for the erection of a Dwelling-house of Seven Rooms at Sarefield street, Ponsonby. Plans may be seen at our store, No, 123, Queen-street. T.&HiCOOKE, Cabinet-makers. /^RAFTON ROAD DISTRICT. Tenders for Korbing and Channelling will ne received up to i p.m. on WEDNESDAY' 19th Instant, at our Office, Colonial Bank, where plans and specifications may be seen. BOYLA.N ft LUNDOi'I, Engineers. nrTo contractors. Tenders for the Kreotion of a Wharf at Mer oury Bay, for the Mercury Bay Timber Co., will be received up to noon on TUEBDAY, 25th Instant, a our Offloe, Colonial Bank, where plans and Bpeolfloatlons may be seen. BOYLAN & LUNDON, Engineer?. rp O BUILDERS. Tenders will be received until jM|i£ &* 21st instant, for the Erection of Two Snops. Queen-street, for Messrs Cnapman and Gold woter' B, KKALS & SON, . Architects. fpl^ a V I__L D ER S. Tenders wiU be received until noon of the 24th Instant, for the Erection of a Conorete TiUa Residence at Lake Takapuna. Plans and specifications at my offloe, Canada BnUdings. W .h. SKINNER. Architect,



Amusements. rtIHJSATKB KOY Ay. „ Grand Opknino Niqbt, TO-MORROW (WEDNESDAY), and During the Week. New Oroanization or DOEAh'S MINSTRBLS. FOR FOUR NIGHTS ONLY. Fifteen Performera in an Entirely Now, Bntertainmont. ; Dress Jlrcla. 4s: Stalls, 2s 6d; Pit, One Shilling. J. Marshall, Stage Manager. AN EVENING WITH SCOTTISH PQETB. v; Illiiutratlons by Songs, Sec, Jn the Temperance Ham,, Albert-street, To-night! To-aigliU at 8 o'olook. . Tho proooeds for Hall Funds. Tickets. Is, nf. tho door. Leotnrer, Mr John Hlackman: Pianist, Miss Ifayloa; suppurted by Auckland Amatenrs: leaturo In Two Parts. Sodru, &ti., as follows:—'Jerslo's Dream.' 'Bonnie Hills ; of Scotland,' 'Auld Robin Gray,' 'liOgle o" Buohan," Cameron Men,'' McGregor's Gather ing,'' Banks and Braes,'' Olensra,'' Bid-a-Woo,' ' Canary Birds." Flowers o' the Foreat," Conalu' thro' the Rye.'"The Qowan Sea," A Hundred Plpen,' 'Broken Bowl,' ' Hraos o' lilantyro." •Laird o' Cockpen,' 'Hunting Tower," 'Mary the.Star of Ulongary,'' Lochlnvor,"' Auld Lanft Syne.' • BIGHT HOURS' ANNIVERSARY SPORTS, In the DOMAIN, on WKDNKBDAY next, Aoril 19,1853. Men of all classes are Invited to meet the dolomites on Wednesday, tho 19th, at the Fire-, bell at the foot of Grey-street, at half-pasta o clock, form In procession and march to the Domain by the following route, viz.:—Down Qaeen-streot, up Cußtom-hbnse-stroet to Albert screet, to Hobson-atreet, by Kiirangalmpe-road to Kyoor Puas, thenoe Into Domain. The order of prooesßlon will be :-Flrst, the Hcbsonliund, Cabinetmakers, Printers, stone masona, Moulders, Plumbers, Carpenters, Jalntors, Bricklayers, Brloklayers' Labourers, Bngicsera, Boilermakers, Plasterers, Boot? ; makers and others. On tho return march tblg th's order will ba reversed, the route being via ■ParoeU, On arrival at the Domain, all provided with a white demonstration ribbon in button hole Will be admitted to the Cricket Ground free and at once; those without, on payment Of One Shilling, afterwards. The sports, as per pro gramme, will ooramence at 12 o'olook, and coii cludeabouts. IntheevoningaßallandSuppet will bo hold in the Lome-street Hall, for which the Hobßon Band is engaged. Dancingto bom» ■ menoe at 9 o'clock. The delegates will be dis tinguished by a bine ribbon; the Sports Committee, under whose management the sports will be conducted, will be recognised by a . )luo mid white ribbon; mid tho Ball committed by a red, white, and blue. A sufficient forco of police will be on the ground to prevent larrlklnism. Admission to the sports In the Cricket Gronml. is; to the ball and Bupper, 7s Od double, and fia single tickets, which may be had from tho members of the Ball Committee—Messrs Porter. ■ >unoh, Tudehope, Mills, and from the M.O. .-.: (MrGoughj. j KniDtoyers are requested" to give faollltlea to their workmen to join the demonstration, The delegates trust that the Working Classes will attend in such numbers aa to show their appreciation of the movement. Entries for items Nos. 10, 17, and 18. will bo reoelved up to 9 p.m., on Tuesday, at the Work ing Men's Club. ■ KtoaBAMMB of Sports, 1. Maiden Race (120 yards)-Ist Prtee: Silver Teapot, presented by Messrs T, and B. Morrin; 2nd, Clock, presented by Mr Aley. - . fe2. Barrow Baob (100 yards)-Prize; Clock, presented by Mr Montagus 8, Throwing Hammeb-GoW Charm and Key; presented by Mr Ayrea 1. Ladies' Back—lst Prize, Set of China, pre dented by Mr Lamnonrao, Newton; 2nd. Box of Tea, presented by Messrs Holland and Fortzer 5. Tea of WAH-Marrled versus Single,' 12 on each side. Prize, £2 8s 6. Barrow Rack (Baokwards)-Prize: Lamp, presented by Messrs Oruickahank and MUlor; 2nd, 10s 7. Members' Race; for Mbh ovbij Fobtx Years of Aoe (160 yards) - Ist Prtae, ; Cup, presented by Mr Lewisaon; 2od, Pair of Trousors to measure, value two guineas, presented by Mr Phillips 8. Back Racb (60 yard6)-PrlEet K.P, Oaka Basket, presented by Mr Goodson ~ 9. Onb Miik Opbn Raots-M andfil 10. 300 Yabdb Open Rao«-£3 and £1 It, Osb-milr Members Handicap—lst Prize, ■ Electroplated Cake Basket, value (A IDs, presented by Messrs K. Porter and Co.; and, a Parian Figaro, valued £3 IDs, pre sented by Messrs Holland and Butler - • 12.150 Yards Mkmbbrb' lUck - Builders' Association Cup, value £5; 2nd Prize. ' Geenstone Pendant, value M la, presented , by Mr B. Keane 13, Handicap Walk, Opbn (2 miles). — Ist prize. £1; 2nd, £1; presented by the Brloklayers'Society 14, Boys' Raob (120 yardsl-lst prise, Teapot, value 15s, presented by Mr Prime, New ton; 2nd, Tin of Blsouits, presented by Mr Kew, Grocer 15, i-MitK Open Handicap—Tronhy, valued «3 ; 19. 300 Yabdb Race, for Mkmrbrs Okly— Ist prize. Si ; 2nd, £1, presented by J. M. Bargaville, Kbq., M.H.R. . 17. ICO Yards Race, foh Miin Oveh SO STsjarh of AQE-Prlze, Quartz Eendant, value £2 2s, presented by Mr Blakey, plasterer ■ . 13. Potting the.Stonr—Prize, a Meersohaum Pipe, value £1, presented by Mr. Jones, tobacconist 19. GRANifciExHimTiosr Back by O'Brien, the i Australian champion, in his great inn of ' G miles against time 20. Grand Hxmninos WALBaws Match dv O'Connor, tbe Australian Champion, ono mile, against time Mr William Sw/mson, M.HiR,, alao bffew prizes of Boots, to be run for by children of working men. Banes to be arranged on tho ground ' •,;■.. ~ :..., ~' > ' >.;,-•■• :. In the Members Eaosa - professionals or lose who are known to have won a race—out* side members will not be allowed to compete. All events to bo run under Auckland Amateur ' AthletioClu^Rules. Entries for handicaps, etc.,2a6d; minor events, Is; Ladies' Raoe, roe; to be made to the Eeoretary, at" Working Men's UluD, Handloappers-Messrs Bills and Fordor, Starter—Mr E| Leyden. JAMKB J. HUNTKR, Secretary. T. JA M E S'S H Ah L, WBLMNHTON-BIRKBt, MR. BARRY'S AUCKLAND BLOOU. TION CLASS ENTKKTAINSJBNT. . TUKBDAY, 2Sth APRIL. ; bporting. (TkUBEaS BIKTHDAY KACBS, V* To be Run 21th May, 1882. Will claso 20th May. 3000 MBMBBRS AT TBN BHILLINO3. BIBTHDAY HANDICAP TRADESMEN'S HANDl (Dunedin) • oiP (Duneffln) Btet 8250 Firsi.. „ Jam Beoontt .. .. 160 Seoond ;„■'. . ™ Third .. .. 100 Third .. , m Others (divided).. 120 Others (divided) _ ijo Grand National Steepckcbabi ' " (Christohnroh). First _ .-.; ..giffl Second .. .. .. .. , im Third - Z TO Others (divided) ~ «. H' H xSS By letter only, with two stamps for ra>li«. P.O.Ord6rsandßa n kNotesprefened?QSKSr Cheques must have la exohange addedi Thn S?« l ße5 Wnr, mUBt not bOOT*MdT««UteS§ otters and Telegrams not aocepted. PmSSS Please address-ADA MANTUA. Oare of Mr; Abraham, Box 351, Poßt-omce. Dnnedin. Medioat. r i^HE FACT IS NOW ABSI7EEXX JL THAU INCIPIENT CONSUMPTIOW, CBBOHIO BRONCHITIS, ASTHMA, THBOAT AND I.ONB COMPLAINTS, KBRVODS AWD WASTING BiaEASES are permanently relieved, .the t -W)rai , symptoms arrested, and a nealtoy hk ■iVii h HVi-t>l JJiO»l JHlTltd Oif HM.S A«<»U6ININK. ' " Tbese great resales are owing to the. combination o£ , , ■•. ..■ " HSBSVa AWD BRAIN TONICS - the Invalidi added to whloh is the BPKOIFIO ACTION '' of the Rucalyptus on tha miieua mem branes, whereby the aii pasaagea are oleured of unhealthy eecretions In a natural manner. . Dally evidence is afforded of tho per- ! milliont resuscitating action of ttiis ! remedy—so that all who suffer should at • onco make a trial of its eminent proper tlec The KuoalyptnaSjrup Is moderate In price, and within the reach of all who. ■ need it. Itisapbarniaceutlealoombln*. * tion of tome alkaloids with hypopSJX 1 phttes,and not a secret noßtrumT under "Tiia * Trades SJatkH-Beatttratlon Act" b* GBAVKS^AiOBra.Tne Phannaey, Anok*"~ tend. Wholesale Agenti Tna Hm "! ■■■■;■' ■ ■ .■.■■■''■ . ■ -,1 . ■'.;■.; ■;'.. ■.;'V