The Auckland Evening Star.

Vol. XIIL-No. 3,680.

AUCKLAND, N.Z., SATOEOAy, MAY tl, 1888.

(Published Daily)

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Shipping. :■*--* —. * 1 T^ION STEAMSHi: \i "^ COMPANY OF NKV if q^S^J o\ ZEALAND (LMnm»i f.^- 4—^i*4 Time Table— i MAT, 1882, FOR GIBBORNB, NAPIKR, WKLMNGTOK LYTTKLTON, PORT OHALMKRS, AND BLUFF (i-rom Qnniiw-aTrKaT Wharjl Steamer, Date of Sailing. Latest Train. Tk Anau l'hura.. Juno I.loam — Rincuhooma Thursday, 2,10 a.m. — KOi TAKANAKI, NKLSON, PIOTON. WEL IJNBTON. LYTTKLTON, AND WKST Coast Pouts ifbom fILvNUKAu). Wanaka Monday, 59. 2 p.m. 12 noon .(if mall arrived) YOU MMLBUUKNM. Via SODTH. TkAniu Thurs., Juno 1,10 n.m. — Rl.<aAiioouA Thursday, 2,10 a.m. — •Calling at Hobart. FOR BYDNJEY. Arawata Wednos., 31, i p.m. — KOK LKVUKa ANU SUVA, Kiakoa | Friday. Jn. 2, 6p.m. | — KOIt HU3SKLL ANU KAWAKAWA. Tie anau | Monday, 29, S p.m. | — tZST Qurgo must be booked and alongside oni taonr bdforo advortised tlmo ot departure. During May Hpoclal Tlokota will bo Issued t< Lytrelton, available for return nntll June SO. I".i:huk'o tlokets must be taken at tho Com pany'a i mice. Auckland Branch, 109, Uaoen street. j^A QTEAM TO LONDON, I^^^^^ ORIENT LINK vEH&BSnKm Th 9 f O nowlng atoomships bo longing to the Orient Steam Navigation Com. pany(bimltod)and the Paolflo Steam Navlga tlon Oomoany, will leave SYDNKY at the undermentioned datea for MKLBOURNK, A»W fiAH)K andTX)Nl)QN,vla Suez Canal;- Steamer. I Rug. Ton'gg I 1 )atq. LU9TT"«INIA.. m .. 5.825 I June 7 LHIUKIA. 1,880 June 21 »UIONNE.._ t ... 5876 Julys ' POTO3I 4 213 July 19 CIHVtttORAZ3._ 3,817 Anßust2 And tho Service villl be maintained by sue oeoding etoumers at ntervals of a Fortnight, Auckland passangera for Lusltanla may pro ceed por Te Anau on Kay SO. Fares to London, IS to 70 gulneUi Suns Canal Duos, 8s in addition. Porcala booked through to London. Pa&'dugers au boob from Auckland at a through rate to cover Intercolonial taje and Canal dues, and so scours special advantages. Poifciaßos from London can be artuited in Auckland. For plans and full particulars, apply, In London, to F. Groen k Co., and Anderson, Anderson ft Co., Joint Managers Ot the Liuoi Sr to tho Accents in Anoklana UNION STKAMSHtP CO. OF NA 'tiiviTHD). Qneen-Btreet aC2^- T^KIRECT TO TE AROHA, S*SgS2:JL' THAMES, niKUTAIA. OHI **^SSiiPNKMURI. PAKROA, WAITS KAURI, AND WAIBI. S.S. RUBY, S.S. VIVID. Leave Auokland i Leave Paeroa I — Saturday, 27th Fare to Paeroa, 10a j Return Tioket, 15?. Freltcht to Paoroa. 13a 6d per ton; to Te Aroha, 22a 6d per ton. Not responsible for shipping, carrying, or dis charging livestock. W. T. BRISQS, Agent. yy^i^ O TEAM TO THE THAMES, **^*^*»* OHtNBMtTRI,WAITKKAURI. WAIHI, TK AROHA GOLDFIELDS. MOR RINBVILLK. WAITOA PLAINS. ANDQRANT AND FOSrBR'S SETTLEMENT. JS N TERPRISE No. 2, P.B. US AKOHA, & P.S. PATIKL From Auokland t From Thames I — Saturday, Ipm. Monday, 9 p.m. Tuesday, 7 p.m. Wednesday, 10 p.m. Thursday, 8.30 a.m. Friday, 1130 p.m. baturday, 930 p.m. The time-table of river steamers to bo seen at Enterprise Offlce, Thames. FAREB To Thames .. Saloon, 7s 6d; Steerage, 8a To Ohinemuri through, 6a extra To Te Aroha through, 10s extra Not responßlolo for shipping, carrying, or dls- Ohßrßinß UV° Stook' A.N.S.FERRYCO.. Ascents. =*«K&^aTHAM TO THE HOT J&S&Zkj apr in as, mahurangi. a"^Sa*MATASANA. • KAWAU, AKD OMAHJI. Tho 8.8. ROBS OASKY. AI at Una* W. Somervillo. Master. For Hot Springs, Matakona, Kawau, and Omaha-Every Tuesday at 11 o'olock. re inrulng on Wednesday, For Hot Springs and Mar nrangl—Every Thurs fiay nnd Saturday at U n ,m., returning on ' Monday and Friday, No Parcels or Goods taken without auipping BOtfl. ; . 0 ('c.y F rtv lull* or pa&ange apply to h. j. wioKKsra <iffliii^~- C4 TAIUKTJ <Sc ONEHUKGA ' sg^ Yt steam navigation oa '•nmmssw (Limitbd). XIVB TABLE—MAY, 188?; S.S, MANUKAU, Leaves Ommnnga Leaves Walaka i May May _ 27—Saturday, 6.30 am 29-Monday, 3.30 D m 30-Tuesday. Bam SO-Tuesday, spm 81—Wednesday, 9am For Mnnukan Heads, every Thursday, at 8 an: By order of the Directors, all Freight mast be prapald, CUNNINGHAM. ASMit. v *i#^.V^ S# COROMANDEIi, ■fzatk&Sp jjjg taat ana tavonrlte tkt, GOROMANDEL, Captain, W. D. Hargrave. Timetable. Ja wos Auckland i Leaves Coromandel I — Saturday. 27,2 p.m. Monday, 29,12 noon Tuesday, 30.12 noon Wednosday.3l,l2 noon Thuraday.June 1,12 noon Friday, June 2,1 p.m. Saturday, June 3,12 noon Weather and other olronmtrtßnoso pormittiHßi All parcels to be prepaid at offlce, No. 9, Qnoon-Btree* Whftrt. Not .-esponsible in shipping, carrying, Oi landing live stock. 4. R. H BWINDLKY. Manager. t£&*^ IVTORTHERN STEAMSHIP " "v'i^lM COMPANY (LIMITED). TIMK-TABLK—MAY. (Weather and other oiroumstanoes permitting). FOJt TATTRAKQA AKD BAY OF PLENTY PORTS, B'iHiAMttß. I PAfW Off JAlLlna. GtouelH. I Monday, 29, apm . I Connects at Tanrantta for Opo Staffa tiki and Bay of Plenty Port I every Tueßday^ FOB KUSSELL, WH>SUABOA, AND MAN QONOt. Wellington I Monday. 29. 5p m ?OR WfIAHOAEKI, WHANGABKI HEADS, ANI MAMGAPAI. Kvery Tuesday, at 6 p m Argylo (Carry ing passengers and ougt FOX WHANGABKIAND WHANaARKI HEADS ~~ Every Friday, at 8p m Arevle (Carry Ing passengers and cargi *" for Walpn)' FOB MKRQgRY BAY. glngal I Every Monday, at iv m FOR MANGA'WAL fflngrii I Kvery Thnradqy. at 0p m FOR WAITABA (from Onehunga). MacKregor I Monday. 29,1 p.m. 'VoB~OPUKAKK AND ■WAKGANUI (from Manukua). Itowena I Mond ay, 29,1 p.m. ;«r Ct.rgo muat be booked and alongside oni tour borore advertised time of departure. Passage- tickets must be taken at the Com pany's Offloe, No. 67, Queen-street, Auckland. A. MoGRKGOR, Managing Director, ~--«^ jjiOK W AIT ARA.—Thi SCTfcfer " Northern Steamship Co.'s s.s *vp-*s»T w A.CGP.KGOR will leave the One hun«ft Wharf at) above (-weather and. othe clronmstandas eermittins) on MONDAY next 29:h, nt 1 pm.—For freight or paseaue appl; at tho Company s Offlce. 67. Queen-street, Anch limd-'or, to A. 'Barnes, Onehunga. — A .MoHrkgob, Managing Director. 4£«¥^ TJIOitOPUNAKEAKDWAN 1 GANUL-Tho Northern Stean «&*fflSr Bhi p COp ' B B>B . BOWENA will leav the Onehnrga Wharf as above (weather an. otber oironmsrsnoes permitting) on MONDA. .next, May 29, at 1 p.m.-For freight or paseag apply at the offlca of the Company. 67, Queer Btreet, Auokland; or to A. Barnes. Onehunga.- A. MoG.aKO.OB, Managing Director,



Shipping. 1" "OKJNINSUJjAK AND OiU> V illlPi£-L KNTAL BTKAM NAVIOA COMPANY.. The Company's Steamships (under oontr&oi with the Victorian Government for the convey anoe of her Majesty's malls) will be despatched Htaamar I Leave I Leave ( Leave r, ateamer. | Bydnßr | Melb'rn' I Ad'la dc (Via Bombay) I _ PKSUAWUR.... June 16 I June2o June 22 MALWA,toBom- ] bay __.... Juno3o July 4 July 0 SU'fLKY.. July 12 I July 17 Ju'y 19 " And thenceforth every alternate weete. Route J—lt Is Intended to despatch these iteamerg for Plymouth and London via Point de Golle. Passengers tor Kngland will therefore cot require to change steamers. c Rates of passage monoy to Plymouth or Lon floni £70 Qrst, and £15 second-alass; Italian ports, £66 tlrst, and £40 seoond-olass. Possongore booking at Auokland seouro spooial advantages, For further particulars roapoctlngpaasi^ge monoy and freight apply to ORUIOKSHANK fc CO.. Asentii 18, Qneen-atreet. Auckland. fiMK-. UIiJAM '1O THAMES, CAn- RYINW I'AfIaKNGKRa AND "Sa™*KSW:r CAKGO, 00NBK0TIN3 )WlTn OniNE ttUBI, OHAHU, WAITOA PLAINS, AND MOBKW» " tilu (Piako OlBtrlol), Iran Tablk, B.S, ROIOMAHANi From Auckland: Monday, 10 morning Tuesday. 10 31 uiornlng Wednesday. 11 morning Thursday. 12 noon „ Friday, 2.30 afternoon Baturday, 3 afternoon 3 From Thames: Saturday, 2.30 afternoon Monday, 4 afternoon Tuesday, 4,30 afternoon Wednesday, 6.30 attotnoon Thursday, 8 afternoon Saturday, 8 morning t Freight through to Te Aroha, 2fis-por ton. No oargo received within half an hour ot ad rertlsed tlmo ot loaving, FRAHKR & TINNK, Agont. • jC^A. "DEDUCTION IN FAKES i J^ TO LONDON. ' The Ollppor ship~HALCIONK, otußwraifitiii a. AI at Lloyds, 343 tons register; K. J. Parker, Commander, is now loadliig for the above Port, and to onsuro a rapid voyago home, will be docked Her accommodation for all olasßOß ot Pußeongurn isuneurpaasod, Inspoo tlon invited. Full Saloon Vato, £35; Second Cabin, £20 to £15: Stoorage, £10 to £18. Bed . ding, etc., supplied on Board. £5 extra. OWKST & GRAHAM, Agonta. Hotels. i AIBEET HOT EL, QUKKN-BTRKIBT. '< THE LAnQKST AND BK9T FAMILY AND COMMffiRCIAL HOTKL INAUCELAND. B. C. ROBEUTP, PIIOPBIETOB. PaIVATE SDITfIB. SI'AOIOUS SAMPLE ItOOMS. ' T> ACIFIC HOTEL. JOHN 6ILL4NDKR _.PROPRII£TOR, Begs to announce to hlx frlonds and the general public, that ho has completed t' c extensive alteration on his premises. ; Among the many imnrovimouta, he has introduced A SPECIAL DINING-ROOM, Under the Super in tondonco ot a wall | ' known Caterer. ' The "Cuisine" will bo the best the Seat on can Bupply. Meals at all hours. Best Brands of Wines and Spirits. Hancock's Sparkling Ale always on Draught* Reasonable Charges. Kxoellent Fare. Civility and Attention. Good Btabling. Y*^ a" k Si c H r~s : Commercial J[OTKl* oarn kd r a :ij Squabs, CHBISTCHUBOH, W, F. Warnkr Begs to announoo to his many frlonda In Chrlst ohuroh and the adjoining Provinces that having i RE-ENTERKD INTO POSSESSION of the abovo Hotel, which has been entirely , renovated,re-doooratedandrefurniahedin the latest style, ha la now prepared to welcome his old blends and customers. THE BILLIARD SALOON ' Attached to the Hotel Is unsurpassed by an; ' other in the colony, containing three tables specially imported from Kngland to the order of the Proprietor. The suites ot ; PRIVATE APARTMENTS. whloh are elegantly furnished and appointed, are entirely distinct from the hotol portion of the building; thus insuring perfect privacy. A novelty In colonial hotel accommodation , will be available at "The Commercial" In the shape of a LADD3B' DRAWINQ-ROOM, kept specially seleot and exclusively for ladles. A high proßHuro water supply has been ar ranged for on the premises, and the Bath Rooms are fitted with every oonvenlenco for hot, cold or Bhower baths at any time. Comment on the quality of the liquors sup plied at the Commercial is unnecessary, as the i cellar is under the spooial supervision of Mr W. ) F, Warner. The hotel being most centrally situate, adja cent to the Cathedral, and within a short dis - tanoe of the museum, Theatre, and other publio buildings .and with a tram service to all parts of the suburbs passing at short Intervals, renders it unequalled usia place of residence for families or commercial gentlemen visiting Christchurch. For the convenience of commercial travellers sample rooms will be available. An excellent chef deoulstne has been engaged and generally no pains will be spared to make The Commercial the leading hotel In Ohrlst ohurch. l 1 Prompt attention will be given to telegrams or letters applying for apartments. 1 W. F. WARNER, 1 Proprietor. : DOYAIi MAIL HOTEL, X\> NGARUAWAHIA. ELLISON & LATCHMORE, Having taken the above Hotel, and haying completely renovated tho same, it now affords the BEbT ACCOMMODATION - TO - JO-VISITORS AND COMMERCIAL MKN.TSS s Sample and bagatelle Room, Spacious Siuhlkb, Loose Boxes, - Ladibb' and Gentiemen's Saddle Horses, Ple'abdue Boats fob Hike. y pltoqe and showeb bath, ' WINES AND SPIRITS OF THE BEST 0 BRANDS. ' ELLISON & LATCHMORE PROPRIETORS. ° IJI Uli&K X BXA XF, - X! • formerly of the City Club (lately ot the Terminus Hotel, HolensvlUe), having boti#M ' the Freehold of the Whangarei Hotel from 1 Mr Cafiler, bogu to inform visitors that no effort Will be ipared to afford satisfaction. - Horses ana Pleasure Boats on Hire F ALACK HOTEL, HOT liAKKS, OHINKMUTU, ROTORUA, Firat-olaas aocommr iai-ton for Tourists, Travo lers, and Vlultorb during: both winter and ■tumner months, Private Sittlna Rooms. " Smoking and Reading Rooms, BILLIARDS. > Ooaohes, Buggies, anrt Saddle Horses (or Bin Conveyances will meet overy Steamei, Impobtans Notiob.—Tourists can moite at. rangements with Capt. M. T. Clayton (Insurano* Buildings, Auckland), Mr J. Kelly (Tauranmi), * or Mr Wm. Kelly (Ohlnemutu), for thraugr '• trips to the Lakes, including boat and coacr '" hire, hotel accommodation, and all et otßteran r at hxkd a»TKB. '• Trip froni Anokii-.ua to the Hot Lakes anc J back, on the above prinoiple for Tkh 6oiw«At &1 ONLY. WILLIAM KELLY. PBOPBIBTOH. t "I H £ H V JB E 8 O K. 8 IF 8 Z HOUBB, dHIP, SIGN, AND GENERAL » DKCOKATIVB PAINTKB. " s.HA 8, WyHDHAM-BT.BBUf.



Business Notices. ' ATOTICK O1*1 IAKTNERSHIP AND ■ J_l REMOVAL. , 0. O. HILL, white acknowledging with thanks the hoarty support acoordod him hlther ". to, bogs to Btato that, tho growth o( his business has Induced him to take Into partnership JUn lino. l'LusiiinK, and that tho busluesu will in > future bo carried on under tho name of O. G, - HILL & CO. Aftor tho 31st May, tho businoss will bo Removed to thoati Commodious Premises next door to Air Brldßinau, Draper, Upper Quoon-Btreet, whoro, with increased faoilltlos for carrying on thoir buslnoßa, and by . strlot attention to Orders (or Materials or Out door Work, they hopo for a further share oJ , patronage. C. G. H. & CO. confidently invlto . inßpeoilon of their Large titock of Glass, Paints, ! Paporhangin«B, Piotureo, Gilt aurt other Moulfi lngH, Paint Brushuß, Sac, which, being their own direct Importing, are olferod at tho Lowest keinunoratlve Prices.—Wollesloy-Btreot, May MOT g AKa S. In order to avoid nilstftkua c.nft. aooldonts, I have made arrnn;;omout:< with MU ROBERTSON, ths Proprietor of the Koyal Mail Coaohoa, To Run Paasonsrers through to Lako Houao, from TAUBANGA to OUINKMUTU, WAI UOA, and TAUPO. Tourists oan obtain llugglos nt all times at Tanrnnga aud Ohlnemuiu, and can depond upon Rood Coaohea, BukkUih, Uorsos, and sober and civil drivers, at Lowest Rates. ROBERT GRAHAM. Lake House, Ohlnomntu, Fobrnary 11. 1832. , "OuTOMAHANA HOT LAKES. A UMITEDINUMBKROF FIItST-OLASS THROUGH TICKETS Will be issued for THE HOT LAKES, Tourists will have tho advnutago of staying' at LAKE HOUSiC, Ohlnomutu, whloh wIU bo found the mot oomfortablb Hotel In tho Lalco Dlstrlot, No ether tlokota but thoso loaned by me avail able for Lake Housei R. GRAHAM, JuN., National Insuranco Buildings, 83, Queoii-utroet, Auckland. , Auokland. March IS. 1882. JO Uli W. 11 A 8 li ET T, BUILD iCR, HOUBR AND SHIP JOINKU, &tt, Fobtbtukkt, Auokland. Having commouccd bualnons in tho above lino, is now prepared to reoeivo ordors for every description of Oarpontors' and Joluera' Work. . Office Sittings, Shop Fronts. Conn tors, Sholvoß, < Pressos, Cuiiboords, etc.. Kvory dosorlptlon of work connected with tho trade, from Houao Building down, executed on tho Shortest Nottoo, and moat ■■". Rkasonabik Tkrmh. FO -R T.- S T R E X T, Two-lMora from Customhouse Hotel. ---15, M A X R~T O" T T, •AUCTIONEER, .nOUSK, LAND AND QKNEBA- COMM^SS ON AGENT Karangahapo Road, Auckland. t& OUT-POOR ~SA LE 3 ATTKNDBI). ■£» rrT o tv Is public. RIOHAKD UEOKGK, BUTCHBK AND O'CNKHAL PURVKYOR, Kuunuctfully (iolicitH thu publlo to try Ms CHOICtt STUCK Otr MrcAT, at LOWKBT POfBIULK PltlO«8. Families waited on for Orders. Boat Quality Uoroedßoef. Shlnyltiß Snppllod. Note tho Address— MANUKAU ROAIJ, PARNBLL. C CHESTS UK DKAWEKS, j Vory Handsome Choßta ot Drawers In rich Mottled Kauri, also Wardrobes aud vory protty Choifoulors, at vory reasonable prices, for Cash only, Tho abovo wood beco ea moro boautlful with line, and is always vory valuable. W. NORRIK, Cabinet Manufaoiukkii. Top of Uhortland-fitroet. I~7i H. PErICY'cS MuUiub may now bo i LJ» had nt tho Bakory, Wakolieldstroot, and at Wright's, Pastrycook, Qaoon-stroot, Boys wanted. X 011 N P E T V O R D, ** HOUBK AND SHIP PLUMUKR AND GAB FlTi'-U. Thk Cheapest House in Auckland. HIQH-BTRBET AnogtANP. JA ME B U UTO HJK JK, OABTKB, CON TRACTOR, &0 Goods Cartod and riellvored from ship'o sldo on Shortont Notice. Raliast Buppliod, HB-WCAfII'LB AND BAT! Or ISLANDB GOAIi Also, iflrowond (cat and cnont) ro&Bonabto.. HENRY JJKAUiS & CO. (LIMITED), WHOLK3ALIS MANUFACTURERS AND IMPOHTKRS 01 aU kinds of SADDLKRY, Hton-BTKKBT, Auckland. KDW. JNO. COX. Manager. JUST OPENED, Finest Brand of Tobacco?, Gkiarb, and Fakoy Goons. 176, QUEEN-STREET, Nest Rattray'a Clothing Shop. H. B A I L X V, TOBACCONIST. J3l CHEAP HARDWARK HOUSK, Karangahape Road. FLAM BOURNE, in conveying to Mb • numerous ou'stomors and frlonds lii's Bincorothanlis for the generoua support accor dod to him during tho past seven yoars, would' respectfully inform them that having farther enlarged his premises and received a large supply of goods direct from Manufacturers, per Crownthorpe,'Arabella, Paroora, etc., ho is pre pared to tell at very low rates, to make room i for further shipments to arrive per Romlngton and otmbria,-from London ; and Orient and MendpzaV from Livorpool.■'■'■ N.B.—Carponters' X'ocilb. CBpeolally cheap. . FEE "EVENING STAK, ■ .-. ■ -r- Mt Editor t Sir,—l Challenge all Opponents of tiC*c°al!Snterprlse, l>a who they may, to Produce any Fotaign Compound for Dyspepsia or Indi gestion equal to' ROBLWV'S DlfiKSTiVa MKAL for Pttlflu or Porrldso DIGKBTI7IC HHOWN BHKAD.and DIOE3TIVB! BISi.iUITS J. EOBLEY, 25, Gkhy-stbkkt. £ \ L. 8O JN iuittATO SAU CX. New Season—Qcality guaranteed, To be obtained of all Grooors, 1/ per Bottle. Q. COZKNB, Agent, 27. Quean-street. tji DWA X U UAKILKY, AKOHITEOT, QTICKBURYB BUILDIH& QtTKEH.STKEET. UI/MAfl'S PHOTO KOOMS, /■HOBItAim-STBKBST, Tonrlata ant Vlsitora bio Invited to lnspeot i Pulman'a Views of tho Hot Lakes, Auokland l and Bush Soonery, &o. The greatest variety of Orlgtnal Portraits of Maori Celebrities In New i Zealand. PHOTOGRAPHY IN ALL ITS BRANCHES. O B E JK T WOODS BOOT AND SHOE MANUFACTURER, CORLEY'S BUILDINGS, HonaoN-STRKET (Opposite the Prlnee Arthur Hotel). EVEBY DESCEIPTIOS OF KEPAIBS NEATLY EXECUTED, A Trial Solloltea. 1 GUtMSRIOK COKKUGAXKi) XAKiiM. J, L, KEAN l (LATR AIfRIO BMA'SD, , Has for Sale a number of the above, vrith Tape i ready for uso, at reduced rates, at his Shop, i iClllolt-stroet. Larsa quantities of Snouting , Ridging, and Down Pipes always In stock. Vor.Mx.lßh Iron curved at the shortest notice, 1 Country orders will always receive his prompt l attention. Lead v/tmiiei-a always on hand. JY O X~ 1 O E. Mb E. G. SANDALL Wishes to inform his friends and tho publlo In general that he baa Opened the Butcher's Shop in Wakefleld-street lately oooupled by Fowler and Co., and hopes by keeping the best quality of Meat and stiict attention to business to merit a fair share of their support. X, B. SANDALL, vvr him



j Public Notices. John JM. i l n c, Colonial Bank Buildings, Continues tho Profession ot PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT, AUDITOR, ARBI TBATORi &C, At tho above addrose. AU bußinoas connected with tho examination ol Accounts, tho preparation OC Balance-sheets, and tho Windlng-up ot Uatates, tssr Receive Pjsompi attkntion, Agent for tho Anokland Provincial District for THK NATIONAL MUTUAL LIFE ASSOCIA TION OF AUSTRALiASIA.whero all businoss connected with Life Assurance is transaclod. W O T I C .E TO THE SKTTLERS OF THU KAIPARA AND WAII'OA, POUT ALHEltl', ANi) SUKKOUMDINC! DISTMOTS. A Marifot for all tho Froßh Mullet caught to ba found by applylnß to tho Ktiipara Canning Company, Holeneivillc. 1 V V TO B A _ H V3T to Roth's Publlo Hoi. Cold, end Snower Bnthti, Viotorla-street KnA CharKO, Onb Suiluno. Open all wook days from 6 a.m, to B p.m., and Sfnday Mokninqs fi'om t) till 10 a.m, The Bath-rooms are all private, and supplied with every convenience, Turkish towels, flesh mid hair bruahoj, oombs, respirators, soaps, &c Select biith-rooniß (private) for Ladloa every ilny, at aU houi'x, with fomalu attendunoe, TWO Shilling; and hixi'knok. Plof.ua vote the Rildresa 1 Vlotorin-otreot It'aot. »Uovo the Grey hoond Hotol, and nex* tho cheap nodding nnd ifnrnituro Mart, Auckland. IFonnoHin in Mortii. n gEW ZEALAND FERNS,! Ul Untnounted, or Q Tastofnlly Mounted in various waya. m vuou li ti vto V!J vmi i-niiti, B or Baio by j:| SR I C CRAIG, § PIUNO-8-RTRKKT. fi I\rAIiVITIKS CALOULATiii) I 5a to -L 1 £1. BY THU Anolont and Wondorfui Sclonoo of ASTROLOGY. Planots' Traniilta for ona yonr, ss; Good and Kvll Uays for 12 mouths. Hi. 'L'lmo and placo ot birth muot ho Btatcd. Studonla supplied with Planota' plneea for any hour during tho last 100 yoars. liooka on Astrology, Alchemy, Ma^lo, or Cnbullstlc. Hooks Uoußht or K_chnnKCd. All Letters to enclose stamped directed ouvolopo forroply. " oitloN," 9(1, Groy-«troot. OITAFFOKD & GORMAN, PRACTICAL )O CLIPPERS; Hor. oacarofully Cllppod, Chargos-Modorato, All orders left at Londrum'a or Younft's Sttiblea punctually attended to. — N.B.—Any oroera loft at Cook's Htablos not attended to. (^ F. SToVIN bow to draw the atten- T«i tlcm of tho publio that ho haa opened nn ollioo at the Union Insurance Com pany's Build- Ings, C]u<ien-Btroot, where he Intends to carry on businosß ub House. Luud, aud Ketato AKont. KM 0 D O NA L D SCOTT, • 33, N.Z. INSURANCE BUILDINGS, QUEEN-BTUEKT, Auckland, In proparod to undortako tho FOItMINO OF COMPANIKS, oithor under the Joint Stock Aot, 18tW, or tho iMlnlnn Companioa Aot, 1872. ou the shortcut nottco, and to perform tho duty of Uu.caitT.KY or Alanauku portulnlng thoieto. Also, To act as AGENT in Baying or Solllnß Hank, Insukakce, Minino, and otnor dOßorlptlonsof Stock; As woll as To Reoeivk Monky fob I«vFi3TMENT and 0 transact Land and General AKency Business oonildoa to his care. W O X I O £, W, H, SKINNER. ARCHITECT, Has taken ofllcos formerly ooouplod by the City Council, and ovor Moßsre. Upton nd Co.'s, Uuoon-street. ■jYjr ats and mTFtITc, THE ORIKNTAL FIUHK MAT AND MAT TING COMPANY, (BY HOYAI, LKTTKnS TATKNTJ, Manufaoturors of Patent Mattings Patent Mats Coooa Mattings, and Coooa Mata Wool Bordorod Mata. Vobda Works, HianwoitTn, Wilts (Kngland). Solo Agonts for Now Zealand: OPPENHEIMEK & CO., AUCKLAND, Who will give Pricos and Terms on application. 8 T. M U N Q O. NOTICE OF REMOVAL, CHAS. CANNING, in oonvoyinsf to Ills numorouß customors pnd fribnds hia eiuooro th'inka for tho Ronerous support accorded him during tho past twenty- Doyen yoam, would roepeocfully intlmato to them that ho haa OPENED thobe NEW PREMISES Next door to Messrs, Glnnvillo and Kllyett, Grooars, and immeiilatoly opposite to Union Bank of Australia, whoro all orders will be attendod to during thn Erection of ins New Pukmibkb. CO. would also ■ beg to Inform thoso gentle men who havo co long and bo liberally tatronised tho Cafo; that that branoh of the business will still be oarrled on at tho rear of the old building—entranco by St. Mungo Lane, Shortland-street. ~XTEW OPERA SEASON. - Abbotts Xi Theatre.-Mrs Tarplee, Poulterer and Prulterer, Qaeon-stroet (near Albert Hotel). Tea, Coffee, Chocolate, Sandvftches, Cakoß, and Refreehmonts provided at Reasonab'o Kates.— Noto thu address: .Albert Hotel Buildings (op posite Mr Edaon's, Chemist). PPER SYM ON D S-»T RE.E T, TO THE P-ÜBtlC. 'i*l?£ A L F RED T V E R (Late Robertson B[os,) Begs to thank tho Inhabitants.pf Auokland and environs for their patronage since taking tho above business, and would remind thorn thnt he haß now Kemovcd to Nw SPAOibtJB Premises ou the Bite of tho recent flro, * ■■ Mr Tyerhas also takon tho adjoining property, ■where the bualDoes of Flrßt-class Fruiterer and Confeotionor will be eßtabllehed. By sellluß nono bu« tho Host Articles at Mode rate Prices, and Riving the Publio strict atten tion to all Orders, thu proprietor Bolioits that support httherio accorde.. DIANOFoIUES & HARMONIUMS JT on tho Detorrod System of Payments, moy bo had of Mr Webb, wellosley-Bireot Piano and Harmonium Saloon, without any addition to tho price; or. for Cash a liberal dlscout.t will bo allowed. Mr Webb dr.-.ws speoial attention to his Neumeyor double over-stranp; Iron Framed Pianos, which for Elegance, Power, and Hweemess of Tone, aro not surpassed, N.B,—Justarrived, a Shipment of Flrct olaes Harmoniums, price from 12 to 15 guineas. Pianofortes for Hire from 10a tbo month. A Fine Toned American Organ, with 7 atops and 2 knee swells, alno, a 6 stop Alexander Harmonium, Second Hand, at a low price for oaah. 11/" EBB'S Pianoforte and Har - TT monlum Saloon, Welleßley-st, O U R V E V NOTICE. The undorslgned begs to Inform his Friends and the General Publio that he has OPENED an OFFICE In CANADA BUILDINGS (late City Council Chambers), Qneen-Btreet, Auok land, with a view of f&ollitatlng the transac tion and completion of his increasing profes sional buslnoßs. . WILLIAM TOLE, Licensed Land Transfer and Native Lands Bur veyor. Mining Engineer, and Land Agent. mo xh c p v. b L 1 o. marrlotTbros., Wno-ttsAL- and Retail Manufacturing CONFKOKONERB, QUKEN-STRBET. Manufacturers of every description of Sweets. Try oar Suporior Congh Lozenges, Solo Makers in Auckland. S3"— The Cheapest House in Town.—TES One Trial will sconre future favours. MARRIOTT BROS., CONFECTIONERS, QUKEJN-STREET. mUE FRENCH. BAKERY. Wi J. EVANS (Late TJlimim}, Hobuon-street, BREAD AND BISCUIT BAKER AND CONFECTIONER. Wedding Cakes made to order. MY PASTRY IS A SPECIALITY, A trlalsol lotted.



Public notices ■XTEW ZEALAND EXHIBITION. TKtKQRAM ] 11OHRISTCHURCH. May 25,1882. "TO THK SINGER MANUFACTURING COMPANY, CJuben-st«kbt, Auckland. "SINGER'S MACHINES awarded TWO GOLD and TWO SILVER MBDALB; Davis, One Silver; Wheeler and Wilson, no award," rjIREESI TK-KSI TRE ESI At the PARK HALL NURSERIES, Waimea road. The LAROKST and FINEST STOCK of TRANSPLANTED and BEKDLING TRICES Ia NELSON. . 10.000 Fruit Troes, one, two, and three years old 100.1)00 i'ln 09 Inalgnls, from Sa to 15a 100 25.000 CupreiMua -faorocapa, from is to 20s 100 Walnuts, Chestnuts, Filbert Nuts, Magnolias, Erloa Variegated, IWly. Yews, Horsohostnutß, Quicks, barberries, African Box Thorn, and a Largo Variety of Flowering Plants, Shrubs, &o, John Halk waimba roau, nelson. CL AKJ_ j- KliOTll It XH, ARTIST PHOTOGUAPHKRB (OPPOSITE UNION luriK'l, QU-KN-STBSKT, AirOKLAMD, Photography In the Latest and Moat KtuAitoimblo Btylon, Kxooutod litl k manner Unsurpassed In the Colonies, All Photographs taken by tho INST-NTANIOUS PaOO-88. LABOI COLLECTION NEW ZSA._AND VIBWB Alwava on H_nfl ■IJ' UG H K. U~I LMO U R (I~tte Thomas J. Harbutt), STEAM BRUSH, PORTABLE FORGE, AND BELLOWS FACTORY, VICTOKIA-BTIiKKT EAST, Auokland. rriO THE RESIDENTS OF SYMONDSj. X STREET AND NEIGHBOURHOOD. E. B (FT E V Hub recontly Opened a Flrst-olass BUTCHER x* _tth_ ■ COUNKB OV THE KYBKB PASS ROAD, PRIME CORNED BRIEF always on hand, fainlllon waited on for orders t^wtW^vlTivFktian blind X% W O X X GBO. XUOKKR, VKNKTIAN MLIND MAKEB AND WIBB WORKER, K_tu_MU~u->- Road, Nxwtoh, Venation UUndii of the best aualltr made and fixed ftt Is per loot, wtroworlr, ot _ojr doecrip lion and pnttorn, made to order UniMtni no—tly 8-uoutad. F_. LIA JB XUtt_i Aa, Corner ot Lorno and Vlotoria-ntrseUu Auckland Bast HOKUM-NX*-, SIAT-GLU, AND QENrKAS UTOIIS MASON, AKOHITBtmntA- SCULPTOK AKD OABVXB, Inscriptions accurate and beautiful. Monuments, Tombs, Headutonee, and every description ot Stone Work at tho lovreat possible prlooa for town and country rp Hu_ as E] cakx kn, -*- IMPORTKR OP PRINTS, MOULDINGS, GLASS. MUBIOAI INSTRUMENTS. FANCY GOOD 3. CONCERTINAS, MHLODIANS, VIOLINS, VIOLIN STRINGS AND FITTINGS, AND MUSIO, 88, VICTORIA-STREET, AUCKLAND, BIX DOORS FKOM IT.IIICKT-HTUKICT. Wholcealo and Kotail Picture Frame Mann facturer. Mnelciil Instrument Mulcer, | Teacher, Importer and Repairer. Toaohor of tho Pianoforte, Organ, Conoortlna Violin, Cornet, and any limes Instrument Drapery and Olothlng. CA ICOS,—Splondid Family Calico, 36 lnohos wide, at 0s doznn; always elvei outisfnotion. Bend for Pmternß. — TKfITER Draper. Kurangahape Road. iriLANNEuS, UlauKets, vvinwr UresHCS, . Shirllnga, &0., at Lower Pricos than ever, —TKBTICK, Karaunabitpe Road. WINTER HOS-lErty.—A Full Stock of Women's tuid Children's, at Oust Prloes.—TE3Th;it, Draper. ICaranitahapo Road, /^' AND /' DEFERRED \| II p A VII ! N I I 11 SYSTEM. _il TAILORS, PRAPERS,' AND OUTFITTERS. HOBSUN.STREET (Nearly opposite Wolllnßton-Btroct). Have a Well • Absobtbd STOCK of the BEST CLASS GOODS. All Tweeds thoroughly shrunk before being made up, and fit and workmanship truaranteed. The Deferred Payment System has been found to bo a groat boon, by enabling those witb limited- incomes to procure -ooessariea in the easiest possible way. INSPECTION INVITED \ft/- JSiLissiiKl HOUSK. A. LOVETT, Begs to lntimato to his Customers and the Publio generally, that his WINTER S'l'OOK OF N«W BaSHIONABLK & CHEAP JaKAPKUY & MUJiINERY Is Now TO Hand, Drees Goods in all the Leading Faalilon&blc Shades and Textures. Calicoes from Sd. Flan. nelfl from Hid per yard, Sheeting (rWn lOd. A Largo Stootc of r weeds in all qualities. BlanketE from 6s 64 a pair. Kxtra. Value in Corsets, from 2s (Id. A Leading Novolty ia the '• Flexible Hip " (Jorsot, vory oom fortable and dnrable, 78 6d. Now Styles In Ladlea' Jaokots and Ulstors, lnoluiJinK tho Dolman Ulster. Ladles' and Children's Undorclotblng and Baby Linen, In Great Variety, A Choice Stock of Ladles' and Children's Hatt and Bonnets, trimmodanduntrimmed: Flowers, Featboru, etc. A Gnod Blaok French Merino, at 2a Cd yard; Blaok Cashmuro from Is. Country Orders rooeivo speoial attention, One Shilling in the £ Discount pn all Casl: Purchases of 20a and upwards, Ar O V E T T, . _U Drapek, Wellesley-streot, J. & W. w ILLIAMSI 82, KAKANGAHAPB ROAD, Have Just opened 12 coses Clothing, Drapery Molntoah Coats, etc., etc. Ex 'Halcione." Thoeo Goads are imported dlreot from the following well-known Houses :— S. 8s J. WATTS & Co ..........Manoheßtoi COOK. SON & CO _ .._Londoi COOPER, BOX & Co.- .......Loudor The Patent Vontilatod TALETHKB WATERPROOF COAT, Suitable for medloal men and others exposed t( rain and cold > These Coatß are made of tw best Oxford Tweeds, and aro wurranted water proof. No Coat genuine withouPthe maker; name—worked in ailtc and gold letters—ln tin baok, below the ventilating tubej^ PRICE— Fkoji 17s 6d to £3. Don't buy your winter ooat until you havi seen them. We are the Sole Agents here, and you can get them nowhere eke. NO COUNTRY ORDERS SENT unless acoom panted with cosh remittance! ~ Reooived, per ' Haloione — 1200 pairs BRACES, at 9d per Pair. See then: J. & W. WILLIAMS, Importers of Drapery, &a, 82, Karangahap Road,



* Medical. MORE LOCAL -V.IDENCE OF THK CURATIVE PROPERTIES OF "pKOFESSOR pUSSCOTT'S Herbal Treatment, t MAY NOW BE CONSULTED AT HIS AD DRE33, SnonTCAND-STREHT. To Professor Gnesoott, Shortlnud-atreot, Auok lftnd. Sir,—l hereby cortll'y that for over two I yourß I v/us troublod with a violent cough, with a frequent spitting of blood and grout palplta tiou. 1 wonlilnotHttnmptto walkupahill,nors'et to lie down in uiy bud during that time. I was unable to ao any work, nf tor spendln a great dottl of money on doctora and olimnisto, na well a3 baing an out-door patlont of tho hospital. I I lost all hopes of recovery, but seoing so many ouros you had offootod in the "Herald,"! was advised to coma to Auckland and give your horbfil remedies a fair trial, and I am happy to sty ia six weekH I could return to the 'i'liaraes a strong, healthy man, frno irom cough or palpita i tlon, thank God and yon alao. I shiitl bo able to roonuimond your ho.-bal treatment, for I can Blieuk for myself, aleo from ncores I have- scon . In your plaoi at dlffornnt tlino3, nnd every one 1 apoaking in tho highest tormu ot your trorament;. —Boliovo tun to be, youvs ever Kratotul, Frank Sauthorby, Thames, January 3rd, 1882. , To Proftfßsor GusßCOtt, Hhortland-stroot: Sir, ■ —For the last three yoars I have been with that . dreadful complaint called dyspepsia, or indlgeß . tlon. It did not matter what 1 ate, in an hour or so aftor my stomach would bouin to swell, that I should havo to unfasten my clothes. Tho food used to turn notir on my stomach. Then I would commence belching wind and gas. Dirty ■ sour froth would huavo from my chest. I had to be very particular in what 1 should oat. Fat moat, cabbage, or potatoes, or cheeee—they acted on mo like co much balm, in fact I did not know what to oat, for nothing would agreo with mo. Hut hearing of your Herbal Tonic, I ■ was induced to try a bottle, and whon I had ono I wanted moro, for my health was moro to me than monoy. I found moro relief from your 1 Tonio and Composition Powdor than all tho modiolno I have over taken. You have ef fected a porfoct cure of mo. I can oat now any thing as woll as thorest of my family, and enjoy lt-Boliovo mo to ba, youra over truly, Mra Elizabeth Swan. Parnoll. January IJ. 183 J. To Profeessor GuebooU: Door Sir,—My oaso I was so romarkablo and my cure so efl'ectuaUhat I f col It my duty to give you a testimonial as my evidence I havo been Buffering with rheuma , Hum for tho luxi. Bovon years, aud a groat part of that time I havo not been able to drees or un draw inysolf. For ilvo years I wan nimble to walk without crutches. I waa tlrodof my life, i heoanno I was a burdon to myself and family* ' but hearing and noolng tho wonderful cures you had oifeotod In dlireront ohronio complaints.and a great numnor whioh I know, whloh are not published, but I think it my duty to you and to the publlo, that a man of your skill In curing Buch chronic complaints as mlno should be a household word. I waa like a man drowning. I was glad to grab at anything, but I am happy to aay that, {through your herbal treatment, I am hoarty and woll, and can go without • ' cntches as well as over.—Believe me to be, yours ever grateful, J. C. Dean, Ponsonby, January 19,1882. To Profoseor Gucaoott. Bhortliltid-atroet. Sir, —I am happy to inform you of the porfoct cure 1 I have rooeived through your medicinal treat ment, I came to you on the 27th of September lout. At that tlmu my leu was pronounced in curable ; bat whon I came to you you told me that you would convince mo in a fortnight, and I am happy to say you havo fulfilled your promise, although I waa rathor doubtful: but I was told by a frlond of mine that, if I said co. , you would not treat mo. My frlond's name ia 1 Mrs Walker, who know you in Christohuroh. She was also a patient of yours whloh you cured of the dropsy. lam happy to say that I have dispensed with' my crutches, and able to attend to my domestic duties. I givo yon this (or the benefit of others who are Buttering as I have ' baon for yoaru.—Yours, over thankful, Mrs Eliy Joyce. Newton-road. December 1. To Professor GusßOOtt.'Shortland-streot. Dear Sir,—lt ia with great ploatsnro that I add to tho numborof your valuable testimonials for the miraculous onro your medicine has performed on me. 1 havo been troubled with what some medical men call indigestion, others dyspepsia, but when loamo to you on the 16th ot Sept, yon told mo that I had livor oomplaint; you • explained tornomyßymptomsaboatthepalpita i tlon of thohoatt, the wind on tne etomach, oold hand? and foot, tho sournois of tho wind and gas I used to bolch, cold chills running down i my back, and, lv fact, you descrlbod my feelings so miuutoly, that iwaa quite satisfied thatyou understood my complaint, and I am happy to ' aay thnt through jour'herbal treaiment you have effeotodaptrfoot cure.—Yours ever grate ful, Mrs M. Little Hobßon-utreot, Auckland. ' To Professor Gucsoott, Shortland-streat. Sir,— T haw boon troubled with neuralgia in both my head and faco, and been deprived from many > nights' Bleep, aud whon I sat down to my food many.times I havo had to got up from tho table and walk about without ever tasting food. - J as I told you; when I applied to you, that I had tried nil tLo chemists in town, and I only got temporary relief. When you told mo you would cure mo in a minute I was vory doubt , ful, but am huppy t > say you did so. I should recommend any lady suiforing from the same to i give you a trial, as you told me, if no cure, no pay.—Hellove mo to ba, yours ever thankful, Raohel Cousens, Victoria-street, November U, To Profossor Gnaseott, ahortland-streo't . Itu is with great pleasure that I aoknow > ledge a porfoct cure I havo received through ' your herbal treatment; I havo been troubled 3 with Bourvy for throe years and nine months. > whloh I explained whon I called on you. I told you I could form no other ORUse unless it wdb through sleeping in a bed where Bomo one ' had boea Bieoplng who had tho Bcurvey. I have ' always been very particular when Btaying at tho hotels to oxamlno the linen before coing to ; bad. I have met many men on my route who hii'-egot the same complaint' through sleeping lv dirty beds tho same as I did. I also told you ' when I applied that 1 had taken a groat quantity of medicine until my hair began to fall off; but I happened to see your advertisement stating that your treatment waa aololy herbs. I havo known wonderful cures effeoted through the herbal treatmont when minerals havo failed;! and being a believer in herbs, I was vory happy •to place myselt under your treatment as soon as you came to Auoklan d, and I am glad to say you have effected a euro on mo and made me a olean, strong, healthy man.—Believe mo to |be, yours cvor thankful, Alfred Hopkins, New North Koad, December 6th, To Professor Gusscotc, Dear Sir-It Is with great pleasure I have in recommending your Tonio. I have boan suffering with wind and spaims on the stomaoh for several years, and I ooald not get any relief. Kvory thing I ate turnod to wind. I could not eat, I could not sleep (I often had to get out of bed and walk about for hours. I was advised to take cod ) liver and quinine and iron, &c, and all to no good. I had to give up my employment tor weoks at a stretch, bat I was advisod by a ' friend of mine, who was working at the Union Sash and Door Company, to apply to you ,and that you would convince mo In a week. 3wae ) rathor doubtful of this, after trying so many different modloineß, both from the Hospital and chomtsts, and othor patent inedtoinos. I thought it was impossible for me to get oured so quick I and so perfectly as you havo done. lam happy > to say In two months' time you have made me a cow man. I can eat woll, and also enjoy a I good night's rost, with many thanks to you, and i I hopo yoar flays will bo long in Auckland, for i tho good of tho community at large.—Youra respeottnlly. Richard Lawßon, Poneonby, Feb ruary 2nd. 1882. To Professor Gusscott, Shortland-Btreot: Sir- As you are aware that I oxplaincd to you, whon ■ I applied to you, that I havo been troubled with bleeding piles for tho last live or Bix yours, as I told you 1 havo tried medical men, chomisto.and old women's euros, but novor hod a perfect euro until I applied to you, about six weeks ago. They used to oome down and bleed for an hour 1 at a time bo that I should have to chango my , clothes, but when you told me you would make 1 me worse bofore I should ba bettor. I could not reckon you up. I thought I should have to give up business altogether, if I should be worse, but ) in four days you convinced me that I could give ■ you tIJ3 toßtlmonliil with confidence, that in .' tlvo wooks you have effeotod a perfect cure on i mo. I Bhall ever ba v bollever in horbs after the wondorfui euro you havo performed on mo.— : Yours, ever grateful, Henry Marsh, Albert ■ street, October 11. To Professor Gnsscott, Shortland-Btroot :JDear Sir,—l am happy to inform you that through 1 your herbal truatmont I can safely say that I have received moro benefit through your herbal ! treatment than all tho medicine that I have , over taken. I havo been troubled with asthma , cor the last five years. I was obliged to give up my business and coiao to Auckland for medical treatment, and Beelng your testimonials and the many cures you had effected, and also that -you required no information and that you could tell a man's complaint as Boon as you Baw him—you did so to me so oorreotly, and that is more than any medical man over told mo before, and It ' gave me confidence to placo myself under your treatment. lam well known in Cambridge. I • shall return home on Wednesday, and you may rely you will have many applications from that district.—Yours, truly, John Hargraves, Queen street, Auokland, Professor Gussoott would Impress on those who may do him tho honour to oonsult him that the utmost secreoy can be relied upon ; more over, from long experience, and a careful study of the human system, he can doolde almost at a r glance tho diagnosis of tho case, thereby reliev i lafc the patlont of a great deal ot nervou-ness i and hesitation. . Profeaaor GubbooM Invitea the oonfldonce o. oithor box sufforing from functional derange meut. Bperuiatorrhosa, exhausting dreams. &o Professor Gusscott has made nervous debility 3 and loss of power his speoial study, from what 3 ever oauso arising. Ho would earnestly impress " upon thoEB who do suffer to Beok immediate B advice and counsel, if they deeiro "an old age, 3 aerene and bright." Let no false delicacy deter tmffei'iui* vlotima from removing the cause of this blight to manhood, Tho strictest confidence ncfl^ bo relied uoon CONSULTATION GRATIS. 3, Can be consulted oy letter. Publio inspection invited to the large assort. ment ot BRITISH and AMERICAN .HERBS. l, | Note the' Address— Professor Cj-dsscott, Next Door to Messrs winks and HaUfl i, Ustab-shment. SHORTLA.ND-STKKKT, AUCKLAND, Bonn!) From S.n.m, to S p m,



FO-i SALE- EOR SALK, Allotments in Hepburn, struct, Berosford-street, Wolf-street, and Wellington-street, on easy terms.—S. Y. Collins, High-street, "OILLIARI) TABLE FJK SALE, Jußt laudofl. ex Halclone. Full-Bize- Solid Mahogany Billiard Table, with all the acces sories neceßeary for furnishing a Billiard-room complo'.oly, inoluding Chandelier. ARTHUR H. NATHAN, 33, Lower Quoen-streot. OKLLING OPFI SELLING OFF I- O Retiring from Busineeß.—_. good ana la?t obanoo of getting Cheap Boots; must b« sold out. by June 3rd. bo be in time at W. Johnstono's, Shoemaker, Victoria-alreot; ff^OK SALE",~Lcase of Allotment, Cus- J* tomhousestroot (opposite GleO3ou's Hotol), with ah Uuildings thereon, comprlomg Larso Workshop (80 x 60 foet>, Ofllce. Shop, and Dwolling-house, and other Buildings. Also, tftoum Knitino end Haw Bench, Circular Sawo, &c—Apply to Charloa Bailey, Ship, yacht, and Bout Unildor. O ES I D E-N OK FO li SALE. For Solo, that Comfortable Residence, situate near top of-Groyatreet (lately occupied by Mr Robert Home), containing 10 good rooms, Utted with every convenience. The house and grounds havo reoently been put in thorough order. Terms easy. SAMUEL COCHRANK & SON, Auctioneers. |(1 OK S A^ L &, Freehold Cottaeo and Allotment, in Rden Crescent; fonr rooms and Kitchen; water laid on—Price £260.—Apply to Arthur H. Nathan, 33. Lower Qaeeu-Btreet. ji^OK SALB, in the rapidly rising town- i l' of To Awamutu, opposite tho Bank of New Zealand, tho Leasehold Property of tho undersigned, with an unoxplred term of eleven years to run. On tho aoove, whioh is tho boat business site In tho township, is erected a oommodlous idiop and dwelling; also, n dotachod building at present let to a cabinet maker, with a throo roomed cottage. Tho stock of Gonorul Groceries and Drapery to be taken at a valuation. Terms easy.—Apply on the promisos to W. Sloane. • g/tUK POSITIVE SAiiJi, at about half JS-1 the usual price, an Immense Lot of Hosiery (bought considerably under value), at Holioway's, 217, Queen-street (uoxt to Howln's). tltOR SALE, a Large Family Residence, - containing 12 rooms, Bituatofi in Parnell; froohold proporty, gaß and water laid on; large allotment, planted with fruit trees, and a never failing supply of well water. — For particulars apply to Geo.Slbbin, Auctioneer. HJ^OK SALE, really cheap, a Compact 5. Farm of ISO aores; about 50 acres in grass, part under orop, part good bush and fern; a bix-roomed House, Stable, Cow-shed, &c; 2J miles from railway station and only 12 miles from town by good road, FOR BALK, a nice little Dairy Farm ot 11 aores, all fenced and divided into pad-iooks, with good House, Stable, Sheds, and every oon venlenoe, and deep-water frontage, 10 miles from town. Apply to John Soppet, House, Land, and General Commission Agent, No. 8, Queen-street (upstairs |108 POSITIVE SALE. That compact little Island, known as Wood's Island, abouti half-way between hero and the head of the Wai lemma, containing 100 Acres, with Cottago, good Orchard, and several im provements, plonty of fresh water all the year round, ard a good wiart for tho oonvonienco of Bteamors, &o.—Apply to JOHN SOPPET. Houeo and Laud Agont. No. 8, Quoon-street. JpIASY TERMS. {IHEAP LAND, "VTEAR AUCKLAND. ' Grand Volcanlo Land, ploughable, fenced, easy distance from city, closo to railway, in go n-heud diatrlot. FOlt SALK. Prioo, rtaaonablo. Terms, to suit Purchaser. Fine little Farma of 7 and i aores respectively to bo disposed of on Building Sociotya terms. The situation is ex csllenc, commanding a vlow of the Manukan and Waitemata waters. A few minutes' walk ■ from railway utitlon, and in conetunt 'bus com munloatlon with the city. Tho Land is specially adapted for fruit growing at present, is a rare ohanco of securing ground in a rising district on terms which none are too poor to comply with.—Apply R. J. Randerson, New Zealand Insuranoa Bnildlngg. •_ TO FRUIT - (iKOWEKS, MARKET G A.RDKNER3, OR MILKMKN Blocks of Land for Bale only three mllos from town. Soil of very riobost volcanic, cleared and fenced: quality not to bo surpassed. Several acres of very line fill-bearing Orchards; never failing water. Railway runs through the land, a por tion of whioh Is under oiler to Government for a Btutlon. The whole price may remain to ap proved parties at reasonable interest, provided suitable buildings are erected.—Apply to J. O. Cairns, care of Connell & Cooper, Vulcan Lane. Tp 6" R~ » A^ li W, I K[\ TON 3 GALVANIZED CORRUGA JQQ TONS FENCING WIRS OKABARRKLS KNIGHT & BBVAN'S CEMKNT. W. S. LA.UME, ~ ■ : 10, "Wyndham-stbeet. FOR SALE AT FREEMAN'S BAY MILLS, Late Sopfett s. GENUINE BONEDUBT, WHOLEBALE AND RETAIL, At Lowest Makk&t Rates. BONES BOUGHT IN ANY QUANTITY,' at thk Mill, OATS AND MAIZE CRUSHED, D. H. jacKKNZIE, Fnrt-streot, April 20th. Shinglesi Shingles! 200 000 fIIRST-CLASS SEINGLE3 FOR In Quantities to Suit Purchasers, . Delivered Promptly. B. GITTOS AND SONS. |p O X S A L E, At Lowest Market Rates : "Eoaln, Pitch, and Tar Kerosene, Paint,and Ollvo Oils Champion's, Scott's, and Btoror'a Genuine7 White Lead, in wood , ' Mnntz Metal and Nails ■ Large Btcok of Canvas, various brands Wiro Rope, from JJ inch to J inch" Bolt Rope, Hemp, and Manilla Rope, all' bleos ~'-• ■ i Patent Windlass (wO6d), Frills, and Palls Anchors, from 16 owt to 10 lbs Chains, from Jinoh tc I inch. : ■ Colza anil Fish Oil. P. H McKENZIE, FORT-STRSET.,- , Marohia 1832. -:>i -{~■■> SEEWI SEED! SKKDI FOR BALE, the following New Seeds, ox Homan Kmpire :— Rea Olovor White Clover CowgraßH Aldyko Rape Lucerne Turnip Mangel Linseed Hemp Canary . &c, &o. The above will be disposed of at Lowest Current Prloes. POTTER AND CO., Durham-a treat. TKTOTICfi OF REMOVAL E, H. PERCY, BAKER AND CONKKOTIONKR, Begs to inform his customers and friends, and tho publio generally, that he la removing from his present residence, situate in Pitt-street, to those premises reoently occupied by Mr Heath, formerly of Wakofield-BWeot;. Mr Percy, In returning thanks for the liberal support recently accorded, respectfully solloits a continuance of past favours. Bride and Christening Cakes mode and orna mented to order. Families attended. Muffins and Crumpets as usual are a specialty TP E A C O C X, • OPTICIAN, Has n Btook SPECTACLES AND EYE GLASSES of every description, an accurate Fit Quaranteod. COMPOUND MICROSCOPES AND TELE SCOPES, Powerful and Cheap. Ak-R'oid Barometers, Thermometers, Klkctrio Bells, Batteeiks ahd Fittings. Magneto Electric Machines anij Coila. * opera glasses. binocular field and mahinle glasses. Thkodolitks, Compasses, Skxtants, Spirit Hydrometers, Saccharometers, Salinomctcis, Argentometers, &c, &c, &c, AGBNT FOB TAYLOR'S PATENT BKVTING MACHINKS & EXTRAS. . Inßtruments and Sewing Machines repaired, npposrr- the Post Om«_, shortland-streot.



WANTEIJ KNOWN that the Victorian Loan and Discount Agonoy'a Advertlaß mont appearaon 4th dbeo. 6th colnmn. ANTKD KrniWN, that E, MHchel sou & Co., No. 19. Quoon-stroot Wharf. are Dolling Maize, Oats, Bran, Shares, If lour, Oatmeal. &c. &c, at lownat market ratoa, ANTED KNOWN—That we don't tell jou that wo are direct importors and buy our Goods in Auokland. Those who doubt it, loolj at, tho billn of. ladinu humt in our shop-pei Oxford, 7 Ciwes : Halciono, 12 Caseß. —J. and W. Williams. 82, Karangnhqpe Road. WANTiiD KNOWN.— The Ancklarid i! Timbor Companr. Limited (late G. Holdßhip & Cb.). ate aclling every description of limber: »\bo, Sashaa, Jlcors, Moaldin^s Turnery, Krotwork, &c, at Spociaiy Low prices.—Cuatomhouso-otroot West. - : \hJ A NTED. the Ladies of Ponsonby to * V know that they can got CrownlH. Silks. Wools, Brif»g»' Transfers, and a ■ variety of Fancy Goods, at A. H. Kdwardn'n.Drapor, near the 'three Lamps, Ponsonby. Your patronago respectfully solicited, ANTEU KNOWN— That on and after the first day of June, our Shopß will he Closed at 8 p.m. (Saturdayo expected.— J. Gilbert. J. G. Brawn.-Parnell. May 25.1332. WANTED KNOWN—The Auckland Timber Company .Limited (late G, Boldsblp & Co.), are soiling every description of Timber; also. Saahoa, Doora, Mouldincca, Turnery, Kretwork, &0., at Specially Low Prices.—Cuetoin-hotißC-Btreet West. 1 1 WANTED KNi/WN—Carriage Hugs from 10s 6d to 355: Blankets, from 12s por pair ; Coooa Mattinjf, lyil wide, 2a 6d per yord—imported direct from a. and T. Watt ?f Co., M&nohostor—at J. and W. Williams, 82, Karangahape Roarl. WAWXJKJJ —Tailors to bear in mind that I have in stock a large agsortmor.t of Black and Blue Buperflneß uud Uoosklns, Tweeds, Coatings, Bedford Cords, and Trim mings of all desoriptions, short langths of whloh I out at Wholesale Price. A, LOVKTT, . Woliesley-Btreot. WANTED K.INOWJS — That J. H. Dalton has Opened a Bpnolal Hranrh of ho Tailoring Business in Victoria-stroot ICasr, for tho pnrpOßo ot mukinK LadioB1 Garmonts, such as Ulsters, Hablta, Jackets, etc., made In the most approvod styles, by ilrst-oluss work men^ ANTED KNOWN.-Positively the last 9 days selling oil' ot cheap Boots at W. Johnston's, Victoria-street. He in time.— N.B.—AU debts not-paid within a week from this dato will be put lit tho hands ot c. nolloitor. -May 25th. 1882. WANTED KNOWN, that Mr Bishop, Grocer. Franklin Road, in thanking hia numerous customers for past favours, hega to intimate that he has secured promises in the 'immediate vicinity of his present shop, where ho will continue to carry on business as before, and hopes for a continuance ot the patronage hitherto so liberally bestowed on him, ANTED KNOWN —F. Shailer, Tailor, Kdon Terraco, next Kdon Hall, has commenced business in the above line, and trusts by strict atte&tlon to all orders to merit a fair share of patronage from the Bunounding district, where a tailor is muoli needed, Vtapaira neatly exo onted. Oanta' own materials made up. WANTED KNOWJS— £300 worth of Watches to be sacrificed. Must be cleared out at once. Gentß' Sterling uilver Genevas. 323 6d; Gents' Sterling Silver Genevas, I plate, full jewelled. 42s 64; Ladies' Superior Finished Watches, foil jewelled; extra heavy oases, £2 105, Kvery watch guaranteed.—B. A. Asher, City Loan Offlca, opposite Army and Navy Hotel, Upper Queen-atreet, ANTED KNOWJN.—We have re ceiveil, per Hnlolouo, 2 cases Boys 3vercoat3. We oan fit Little Boys, i years old, with Long Overcoats, with the New Military Capo, made from Best Oxford Tweeds, at from 9a 64 to 16s 6d; Youths', from 12s 6d to 21s; Men's Long Tweed Overcoats, 21s to 30it each; ditto, Nap and Petor&ham's. from 25a to 37s 64 ; Diago nal ditto, 25s to 37s 6d.-J. and W, WilUams, 82, Karangahape Koad. ■ WANTED KNOWN—CHEAP Tim ber! Cheap Tihbebl And all other kinds of Building Materials, can be purchased cheaper and better than anywhere else at the Yards of D. Goldik, Albert-street. There being no manufactory for Joiners' Timber on the pro mises, the customer has an additional oppor tunity of getting superior timbor. Wheel. rights' Mater lala always in stock. AN TKD—Wanted to Sell (Cheap), 10 cases of Plctan Bloaters, 8 for Gl; 16 caeca ot 'Yarmouth. Herrings (large), 5 for 6d, Bperm Candles, 8d lb; Jam, 8d; Lemon Peel, 1r fid lb; Clothes Pegs, Is 3d per grooa; 801 l and Block's Matches. 7d rtoz: Bell and Blank's Tin Box Matches, Is 9d doz; Preserved Milk, 9d tin; 3 for 2s, and lOd tin; 100 dcz Engraved Glass Jugs, only 9d, 3 for 2s; 23 doz Assorted Yaeea, Is each, Is 10d pair; 5 doz plated Cruets, 53 and 53 01; Teaspoons, 31 and 4d; Jugs 2% 3d and 2s lid Bet; Jugs and Basins, 4s 6d pair; Largo Tin Basins, Is Cd and la 9d; Toilet t'ets, from 7s 6d to 13s; White and Gold Toilets, 16a; White and Gold Tea Sets of 100 pieces, £3; Small Tea Sets of 10 pices, 18s and 20s sat; Fancy Toilet Sets ot 7 pieces, only 8s 6d, 10 pieces 10s fid; Rimmel's B\V Soap, 7 cakes for Is; 5 doa Steam Irons, only 33 6d each; Cupa and Saucers, 3* doz; Mugs, 2d. 3d, and id ; Glass Cake Plates, 9d each; Large Jam Diah and Colory Dish, 2s pair; Pint Jugs, only 6d; Brown Teapots, from »d; White Chambers, Is 3d; Basins, from 2}d; Large Meat Dithes, Is 6d; Lot of Pkturos, 2d and id ; Hat Kacbs, 8d and Is 3d ; Lot ot Dolls, from Gd; 10 cases Cod ash. 6d lb; Good Tea, Is 8d lb, i lba for 6s; Whlto Stsroh. i}d by the packet; Paint Brnsboß. 3 i to Is 3d; Shoo Brashes, 2s set.—H._ W ATT3. Pltt-Btreet, TENDERS- ' Education Department, Wellington, 10th May, 1882. mENDERS will be received np to I noon of the 17th June next, for the Kreotlon of a Native School-house and Teacher's Reeidenoo at Maunaatnpa, near "t auratiga. Plans may bo seen on application to tho Resident Magistrate, Tanranga, or the Chief Ciork, Native Office, Auokland. Telegraphic tenders will bo received, pro vided the original tender and .deposit are lodged with either of the above-named Ollloore, by the time specified. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. K. O. GIBBKS, for the Secretary, m O BUILD EKS. Tenders will be reoeived up to noon on Satur day, the 3rd June, for tho erection of a Villa Residence ie Symonds-Btreet. . . Flans, &o.i at our offices. Queen-street. BDW. MAHONEY & SON, ' Architects. rp O C A li P E N T E X S. Tenders will be rocoived uutll i o'clock on TUESDAY next, the 29th inst., for tho labour oijly,of Building Wood Store at Newmarket. Pians at my office, 83. Q.uoon-Btreet. HBNRYG. WADE, "•(-, . Architoot. Board ana Keisiaenca. RAILWAY DINING KOOMS, . QUBBN-BTnEKT WHABr. WILLIAM PYeT Proprietor, Good aecommodatlon for Boarders and Travellers ex moderato charges. Cleanliness and civility are the characteristics of thishonee. The table and bods cannot be surpassed by any Uoubo In town. The Proprietor has had a very lonß experience as a Restaurant Keeper, and. he feels assured that any person giving his honso a trial will be quite convince! that tho accommodation it aifords cannot be surpassed, THB ONLY HOU3K ON THE WHARF: ' Board and Lodeing, £1 per weok. Beds, Is. urrocerieß. &c. . JOHN HOKNE (For many years with Closo Bros.), family gboobb, tba dltalbb & provision Merchant, Corner of Wellington and Nelson streets (Opposite St James's Church), Families Waited on foh Orders. J.H. hopes by keeping a first-class article at the lowest Cash Prlco to merit a shore ot the publlo patronage. _____ PURE *- m E A! JL GKOOKRS AND STORUKIISRPKR3 wishing tO dO a SATIBFAOTORY TEA TnADHi, Will find it GREATLY TO THKIR ADVANTAaB tO BflU NELSON, MOATK & Co.'a, OKLEBH~T3D Pure Liquoring Blbndkd T__b. Theae Teas are acknowledged by the Press and Poblio to bo the Finest and Most Whole f.omo in the Southern Hemisphere, GUARANTEED ifRBK FROM AH BCKNTKD VARIETIKS, NELSON, MOAI- & Co., Tea Merohants and Blbwdkbs, Hißh-Btroot, Chrlatohuroh. Wholesale A«OBt3 for Anokland 1 ' Mk^BAUEKMK-D RAWLINUa. jBSON-SXJtt-KT SXJKAM. C 01 rif«lS s ' -_U—liS,' : H. P. GIBBONS & CO., Tea, Coffke, and Spick Mkrchaht Wholkbal- and Family Oboobbb, Coal. Fibewood, and Puoduo- D—ilb H. P. GIBBONS & CO., HOBSON-STRK-T, AUCKLAHp]



Amnsaments. «2T ABBOTT'S- O P E X.A H O U S E. Director .. - _Mh. J. CWillumbon Btage Manager __ ■„ Mr. a. Vornon Treasurer ..^...Mr. J. K.Mooro SUCCESS! ISIMKDIATK, POSITIVE. UNDENIABLE, OF WILLIAMSON'S ROYAL ifKPERA COMPANY OIAL V/PKKA VydMPANY m GILBERT AKP SULLIVAN'S PATIENCE PATIENCK In'<>rProtoi by tho Best Com -0 » TT v wp ,( Puny aver organised in iSfSol ■*»««» , PATIKNCE Patience amok rkks PATIENCB MO. Nl' PATIENCE VERNON PATIKNCE RIOCAHDI PATIENCF KOKDH: PA-rrK^rp anduka novauro n^m,^",, BKSStK ROYAL PATIENOK lii.uk; FORD PATIENCE KVmIjYN KIjURKD PATlffNfM?' IDA O3BORNIC 1 Allan L.JI uosductor-GIORZA« Produood bynrranßornentwlthHiD'Oyloy Carte RECEIVED WITH KNTHUSIASM BY ' DKLIQUTKD AUDIKWCES. ' Box-plan at Waytk's. Ftnlis and Pit Tlohets at Wayto'a nsd AbbjU'a United iorvloo Hotel, admitted 15 mitmtna baforo tho opening; of tho doors to tho public. scam uir Pniotß: DrosaCirolo, Cg; Orohostra Stalls (Keservnd), Ss; Unroeo.-vcd, is; Pit. 2a. Doora open 7 15; Overture 8; Carriages 10 30. J. P. Maoi)onald, Business ManaßOt. fTNITKD MBT HODIST FBEB U CHUROn KLOOUTION criASS. THK FOURTH ANNUAL E]MTF,IiTAINMENT IN CONNECTION WITH TRK ABOVE, will bi hol-1 in tho B-REE METHODIST SGHOOL.ROOM, Corner ot Pitt and Vincent-streets, ON MONDAY, MAY 29th, Commencing at 7.30. The Proßrammo Consists of— Recitations, Readings, Dialogues, and VOCAL & INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC. ADMISSION-Adnlts, Is; Chlldron, Bd. : SJ| T^7M, JOHNSTON L.0.L., N6. jm* TT 21, CAMBRIDGE. . A Compliinontary Banquet ■will ba Rivon by the Brethren of above Lodge toßro. O. D. Mocklntoah, w.M,, on WEDNBBDAY. tho 31st lnßtant, at 8 p.m. Bretbren and friends are respectfully invltod ■ to co-operate. Tickets, 10/0 6ach, to bo obtained on opplloa tion to A. BACH, Secretary and Troasnror. QIIPHAN OOME rfiONCEKT, CHORAL HALt. THURSDAY, Ist JUNE, 1882. Tiokets, 3/and 21; at Upton's and Kady's, S|T. BENEDICT'S CHURCff! NEWTON, A GRAND SACRED COSCKRT Under tho Patronage of tho Very Roy. H, J Fynes, Vio.-Cap., and Olorgf)i . Wi'lbeholdintho • NEW BUILDING, (Prior to Its Coneeoration),' On THURSDAY, JUNE 22,1882. Herr Caul Sohmitt willi Conddot. Body of tho BuUding, 3s. Doora open at 7,30 p.m., commence at 8. OWENMAHON, Hon. Sec Lectures. JT O RNE-STREET U A L li, TUE3DAY AND WEDNESDAY, Mat 30 and 31. The Wobld-Kenownkd CAPT. -WILLIAM JACKSON BABRY, Author o£ tho Work entitled Up and Down, or Kitty Years" Colonial Life," Will deliver his popular Lecturo on his COLONIAL 3XPKRIENCKS, ; ■ His Tbip to England and.lntebviiw with THIS CLAIMAHT TO THB TICnBORNE BBTATE. Captain Barry wilt also klvo somo extracts ' from his Book, and, at tho cbnclnßion of hia addreßa, read tho letter ho received from Her Maieety tho Quoon whilo in England. All OW Colonists are Invited to attend. Admission: Reserved Seats, 33; Body of Hall. 2a; Gallery, Is. Before leaving Auckland, Captain Barry will visit Onohuuga, the Thames, North Shore, and other Suburban Towns. JTor dates, see further advertisements. HduDationai. •p^jPSOM HOI7SK JSEMIffARY^ Conducted by Mhb. Genbral Stoddabd. Boardflca. por qnatter. in advance- &s. d.' Yonnc Ijadics over H „ .. „ 12 12 O Young Ladies over 10.. .. .. 10 10 0 Young Ladies under 10 ~ „ 88 Q General Stoddaed receives Young Gentle man to oducata in English, Latin, Fronoh, GormaD, Mathomatlos. &c, and in Geometrical and Architectural Drawing. Terma on application. ■ ■ R. Jf O O L E V, MUNDKLBSOnN VltlA, ' '■'■-■■■' karangahape koad, .! Oeoanist of St. Matthew's Cuukch, roooives Pnpllj for the ORSAN, PIANOFORTE, AND SINGING. At his address, !aa above, or at roaldenco of Pupils, OlVt^Bßo'Sf 7 *" COmmenCßd frOm tote K. POOLEY'S MOSICALSOCIETY FOR THE STUDY, REHEARSAL, AND PERFORM. ANCK OF HiaH-CLASS CHORAL AND OTHER VODAL MUSIC. '.) Large Conoert Hai.li of the Young Mkn'S CmiisriAN AsfcooiATioy, ' MONDAY EVKNINHS at haif-past 7 o'clock, Commencing on MONDAY, 6th Juno, Subscription, hulf-a-guinott, for term of three months. Members omitlod to a Complimentary Ticket for each Concert during the term, A VOCAL CL4.83 will be commonced at Mr PooLsx'a Residence on FRIDAY EVKNINO. Junoß, for sound, kijimkntaky iNSTKUOTioif. from which members will ba drafted into tha Mußlcal Soolety whon profloient. Ludiot' Class at half-past 6, Gentlemen's Class at 8 o'clock. Terni3: Half-a-Rulnoa por quarter. Application to ba niado to AuokloKd Moslo Warehouse, Quoon-atroet; Soorotary Y.M.0.A. ---andto M«. £'OOL»CY, . Monclelssohn Villa,.. ICarangahape Boad. JJ£ «. r'. Jti WOOUUAU, , Tkaohek of ths Pianoforib and HAKMOHimi, Addrosß-C-ro ot Acoklana Mnelo Ware* |jt R U I T____S_ E A S O N. Important to Storekeepers and Parties Pro servhw. — Edward Lowlß, ot Cuutotn-houßO stroet, haa just opened a Largo and Varied Ab- Bortment of Jam Jara and Jelly Cans for Pre. ?!£*? ,? nff 0S? 8; ?^ 8?' Flvo Oratea Stonewara Jars Bultabla tot Butter Crooks and Bread Pans, fco "p Prime & oIT, BUILDERS'AND FURNISHING IRON MONGERS, Karangahapjb Road, Newton (In those Promisos lotoly ooouplad by Badillng. ton and Lain!!), Wish to call attention to, their Tiirge and Varied STOCK of Hnildors" and Famishing Ironmonßory. coraprialcK all thq latest Aniorl oan and JtnKl'eh Noveltlos- A Choioß Selootlon of Beglster Grateß Colonial Ovens. Feeders Iron Bedbtorirtßi(staKlo and Double) • s Children's Cote, Tinwaro (Largo Assortment) Enamelledwaro, BrußiiWßro . WnehinK Machmos nnd WrinjjorD Electro Plate, li.ii. 'J'eapota Paints, Oils, and Varnishes, Spados, BhoveU) Plokß. &0., Coffin Furniture Sofa Hpringß and Ckair Web, Spouting Horse H&ils, Flioo.f&c, Cntlory, Zlno, Cajis' • Kornaoa Pant", Galvnnlred Tubs and Buokcta Ftltera, &0., Pails, Looi;3, Hicgos, Sco., &o. ]j " ABpeclality rii&d« of Carpsnters and Jolnera* TOOIiS. Goods, cwcfully Packed, end jfor^ ■tarded with DBBpattJh. . . tl WAKSiflßiiß-uTIfiKM, WiUU UUBSR^XBBIIS, : Palnlssß BztnoUou ot Teeth by the (MOft Nitrogen uaa. y^* .; ewfoaaloncl Hoora-S a.m. tIU f p.m.