The Auckland Evening Star.

VOL. XV.—NO. 3,74:4:

AUCKLAND, N.Z.. THURSDAY, AUGUST 10, 188S

(Published Daily)

PRICE : ONE PEN JN V



Shippinff. V « ffNION STEAMSHI: V ."..-- *\r*Hs U COMPANY OF NX. If-JSmQi A IKALANU (LIMSIBW, j p_»-fis_sji timr Table— i |; August, 1882, UOR TARANAKI, NELSON. PICTON, WEI LING lON. LYTT-LTON, -ND WEST COASI' POKTd (gBOM MandkaP). ;-. ?.-v~me?\ Date of SaUlns, Latest Train. Wanaka Tuoaday, 18. 10 a.m. 0 a,n_. Hawka Ou arrival of mail -_a FOH 01-BDHNKt, NAPiKII, WKLLINQTON LYTI'ELTON, POltT CHALMERS, and BLUFF IFItQM QaflEtt-STBKET WnißF). Manapooki Thursday, 10, 10 a.m. — Botorua Thursday, 17, 10 a.m. — golt sydnkY. H-RO Saturday, 12,2 p.m. — ' FOIt MELBOORN-, Vl~ BUUTH. Maw.pouri Thursday, 10,10 a.m, — Rotorua Thuraday, 17,10 a.m, — "Calling at Hobart. FOX LEVUKA AND SUVA. Taiauoa | Tnes., Aug 22,6 pm | — FOX KUSSKLL AND KAWAKAWA. Heho I aatnrday, 12, 2p m | — OS" Unr~o ranat be bootced and alongalde one hour botore advertised time ot departure. Passa .c riokota mast be takoo nt tho Com pany's dfflca. Auckland Branoh, 109, Queen atrea ~^a QTEAM TO LONDON, i^^^^^ > ■ ORIENT LINE \&^sms&m f o ii aw i nB Bteamahipß be tonglng to the Orient Steam Navigation Com' pany (Limited) and tho Paoiflo Steam Naviga tion Company, will leavo SYDNEY ot the andermentlonod dates for MKLBOUKNK. ADBhAIDE. and LONDON, via Cape of Gooo Hope. St&Mner. | Reg. Ton'ge I Date. CHIMBORAZO... I iXll I August 11 johnK____at_,_. im ASiSit3o 5555.9r-.-V S'Ul Eeotom.2B OOXOPAXI 4.Q28 | Qotober9 And the Service wUI be maintained by buo osedlng s'.eataorß at Intervals of a Fortnight, Fares to London, IS to 70 guineas. F-xoela booked through to London. Passengers oan book from Auokland at a through rate to oover Intecolonlal fare and tc secure speolal advantages. Saloon passengers are allowed to braak their journey. Hassagoa from London oan be granted t_ Auokland. For plana and full partionlarß, apply. In Lon don, to F. Qroen te Co., and Anderson, Ander son le Co,, Joint Managers of the Une; or te the Agents lv Auokland. UNION STEAMSHIP CO. OF N.Z. U-imit_d>, Qne»_;-a".reot. .aa^^ivroßTHisß-. steamship COMPANY (LIMITED.. T-MK-TABLE-AU GUBT. Weather und other olroumstasoos permltUot-i FROM QUEKN-STREKT WHARF. tORTAUKANOA AND RAY OF PLENTY PORTS aTBAMICB. I DATK of BAILIWB. Wellington Thursday, id. 6 pm Glonelg Monday. 11 5 pm Glenelg Thursday. 17. S p m Wellington Monday. 21, 8 pm Wellington Thursday. 21. spm Glenelg Monday, 23, 5 p m Gleneig Thursday. 81, 5 p m Connect, a) Tauranga for Opo- Btaffa tiki and Bay of Plenty Porta every Tns_aay. FOB BUSSKLI,, WHAN..AROA, AND MAN- qONUI. Wellington Monday, 14.6 p m Glenelg Monday, 21.6 pm Wellington Mond ay. 28.5 p m FOB WH/-I,aAßl_l AND WHAHQABKI HBADB, (Carryingpassengers aid cargo A-WlO for Waipu) Every luesday and Friday, at spm FOR MANQAPAL . Argyle | Every Tuesday, at 5p m FOB MAMGAWAI. Fingal I Every Thursday, atTpm FOB MBBOUBY BAY. flings! I Every Thursday, at 5 p.m. FROM MANUKAU. FOB WAITARA (from Onehunga). Maogregor | Thursday. 10.1 p.m. FOB HOKIAMQA. Rowona | Tuesday, 15,1 p.m. i-T Cargo must be booked and alongside one boar before advertised time of departure. Passage tlokots must be taken at the Com pany's Offloe, No. 67, Queen-street, Auokland, A. MCGREGOR, Managing Director, tftSsSV, U'-i-AM TO THAMES, CAU. J^^^O RYINB PASSENGERS AND ■ M**°y-«f CARGO, co-fWßoxi-ia whhOhm* musi, OMAan, Waixoa Puhhb, _uro Mouon- TC_r,a (PJalcq Di_._loS), Tims Table, S,Sj BOTOHAHAIA, From Auokland i Friday, 12 noon From Thames l Thursday, i afternoon Saturday, i afternoon FARES (Sinslk)— Saloon l Seven Shillings and Sixpence (7s Bd), Steerage s Five Shillings (ss), Freight through to Te Aroha, Sftj per ton. Not roaponslblo for shipping, carrying, or discharging live stock. No cargo received within holt an hour ol »_■ lei-Used time of leaving. -*K__3ER __.T_NNK.'Aeßnt_ *a*s^ mHE ONLY DIRECT _3|S|-£g; -J STEAMKUS TO TK AROHA " (CABBYIKa PASB-NGHRB & OABCIO), CALLING AT THAMES, HIKUTAIA. OHI NKMURI, PAKROA, WAITEKAURI, WAIHI, MORRINSVILLB, AND GRANT S. FOSTER'S SEITLEMENT. S.S. RUBY AND S.S. MABIaN. Leave Auokland I Leave Poeroa I Thursday, 10,8 p.m. Saturday, 12,12 noon FARES. To Thames—Saloon, 7s 6d; Steerage, 6s. To Paeroa— SiDgle, 10s; Return, 15s. To Te Aroha—-ingle, Ha; Return, 235. Freight through to Te Aroha, 25s per tonl No transhipping at the Thames. _SJ^fe- gj.OR HOKIANGA.—The IS!_S«£__. V Northern Steamßhlp Co.'s 8.8. -TOnU-E ROWENA will leave Onehnnga Wharf as above (woather and other qlroupa .laneea permitting) on TUESDAY, 15tb, at 1 p.m.—For freight or passage apply at the Com pany a Offloe, 67. Queen-street, Auckland; or, to A. Barnes, Onehunga.—A. McGrbqob, Man aging Direotor. ' •j^a QX-AM -O THE "^^^^ THAMES, i^l_lliOT__» OHIH_JMUR_,WAIT~!__AURI, watiti TR AROHA GOLDFIKLDS, MO& WNS^LLB, WAITOA PL-JNS. ANd6RANT __ND FOSTER'S SETTLEMENT. ENTERPRISE NO. 2, FromAuoklandi jJg",TOS__ Frldayjp.m. Saturday, 8 p.m. To Thames . Saloon, 7s Bd i Bteerago, Is To Ohlnemurl through, 6s extra To To Aroha through. 10s extra Not responslole for shipping, carry_a_f, or on Notice.—No cargo reoelved after sin too evening during wlnte^montto gRKy Acrenu. dSi.%^ OK--H~SU_.A_- A-.JD OKI" ENTAL STEAM NAVIGA '^^^"'TION COMPANY. The Conipanj. B Ste_n__-lpß (undej contract with the Vlotorlan Government for the oonvey ano, if her -fojeaty malla) will bo dO-patoho_ i — Leave 1 I___to \ Leave B.d-87 IMelhTn'l Ad.ade RA VKNNA I AUg. 9 J AUg. 16 AUg. 17 ROME i Aug. 23 I Aug. 29 Aug. SI OLYDK "T I Sept. 6 I Sept. 12 Sept. H Thames:.: se.t. 20i sent. 26 Sept.ffl KOHILL-, Oct. 6 I oot. 12 oc^ v VBItUN A I Oct. -0 I Oo_ -0 OOt. -B ftout~i-It la uitended to dOTpatoh Uieae ■teamsra tea Plymouth and !««*s,!2*£Sg* Oe GaUe. PaassnKers tor England Will tneroioro not reaulra to change st-amora. Kate, ol p-aaage money to Pljinonth B:lm doni £70 flr-t, and £U seoond-olaMj Ita_J» ports, flKflrst, and WO-eoond-010-S. P__w(W» booking at Auokland seoure spooiM advanta»BH. For tnrther partio-lars roepeot__g paaaago money and freJaht apply to __._*_, 15, mWM^mi, Auo-Utad.



Bhipplag,- JSt_^__ WOn. EAST CO AS p <__B&"~\ ■*■ PORTS AND GISBORN * t___________\ Tbo sohooner John H. Skinnbh, Maotor, will 'sail fri tasta-'t! Whftrt *<>I"GHT (Xh-rsdsy),« 0. J. HUTCHINSON, Agent * _Se__~^ JP or LONDOI'I direc %M§3&& Th 9 Irsn Ou P»er Barque mmmt-i-Bm-t CUMBRIA. in o~tlm tiJ:' ,07d8,. 61 l *, nna roKtstor, cow loadlc _ and will havo qulok deapatoh. For freight or passage apply to THK NEW ZEALAND SniPPINQ CO Limited, Agents. ' -Saste__.H 8' OOBOMANDE! Captain, W. D. Hargrave, Timb-Tabm. LoaV-1 Auokland I Letrt-ea Coromandol i _•■.!,» -t, T" Thursday, 10,12 noon - Friday, 11,1 p.m. Saturday, 12,12 noon Weather and other olronmstsnoes pennlttln N.B.—No cargo whatsoover will bo rooolvi . after tho atoamor's advorttaed timo of Balllnir. Not rosponaible in shipping, carrying, ordl * ohtvrglng live stock. A. R. H, BWSNIILBY. Manager. jMt^s, XVAIUKU & ONEHUNG, l^LmS CBAM NAVIGATION 0 -"IJIB T_-!_l-At<<i.n_T, ISO. ~.S, tiHuKAU, i _ is*™ Oaonunga t Loayos Wftlckn I Aug. Ang. , }J~Jtiday, ISO p m 12-Satnrday. Bam i .-Monday, Bam 11-Monday, 1D.30 a m 16-Wednea ,7am 18-Wodnes., 11.. v 0a m 19-Saturday. 8.30 am 13-Saturday, I p m 21—Monday, 0.15 am 21—Monday, 2.1a pm 2--We~__3day,llam 23-WeiJnea„ 3.30 nm 26-BTlday, 3pm 2fi - Saturday, 7.15 a m - 28—Monday, spm 29 -Tuesday, 10 a m , 30—Wednesday,7 am 30—Wednesday, 11am For Man ukau Hoads, every Thnrodwr- at 81.1 By order ot tho Dlreoto.-, ell. Wight most . prspaia. A. C-JiiININQHAM. Agent. ' i_JMS._*w QTE A M TU THE HO' ___lil!__^ BPRINBS, mahurang: I aoKBa*M_.TAI.ANA, KAWAU, AN 1 OMAHA. The S.B. ROSE C ASKY. Al at Lloyd's. W. Somorvlllo, Maßter. For Hot Springs, Matuktina, Ivawau, an Oraaha—Rvery Tußsday at II o'oloob, rt turning on Wednoadays. 1 For Hot Springe and Mahurangi—Kvery Thun day and Saturday, at 11 a in,, returning o Mondays and Fridays. No Cargo received Within halt-an-hoUr c advertised tlmu of Balling. k No Parcels or Goods taken without shlppin 1 note. For freight or passage apply to ■ Ht, 3. WICKBNS. ' jS_feA~ OASSENGERS' LIINE O] '-'■ %ilM@is-*. PACKaTSTONEWZKi j _S_____l__l OW NKD BY MESSRS. BHAW 3 AVUiLE, St 00.. M, LeadeaJu-.-flt-eet, Londoi The abore He. Of ships are regnlu trader W all th^ pllnolpal porta b New Zealand. Tho; _re clipper ships, classed Al at Lloyds', and con oiandod by experienced masters. The bill o tare la most snbatantlal, and of the bent qnallt} _nd tbe aooommadatlon roomy and oonvonlenl The nndersigned are empowered to grant pa. wges from London to Now Zealand, payment io which have been guaranteed In the colon] Return ships to London &lso leave at timon tegulor intervals. FiUlparticulars on a. plkc.ton to L. D. NATHAN * CO., ) OWKN & GRAHAM, \ Agent.. ORUICKSHANK & CO. I ■ _____\ j . ; " 5 Drapery and Clothing.. WANTED KNOWN.-S. uOOMBtf Se CO. are selling Gents' Merino Under shirts at ia Bd. MEN'S Heavy Worsted Hall Hose, Gd worth Is. NOW SBLUNG, at S. C. & Co.'s, 5<X Pairs Men's Heavy Tweed Trousers a 7b 6fl: original price, 12a O<L pf f\ DOZ. White Shirts (button behind) i OvJ' Isßd.—S. COOMBItS Se CO. WANTED KNOWN, that S. C. & Co are now selling Men's Heavy Twoei Chesterfield Overooata at 25a: original price IP,. Slightly damaged by fresh water. MEN'S Twoed Galatea Coats, 18s 6d worth 301.-S. O. & Co. EN'S Blue Paget Coats, 14s 6d original prioe. SOa.—S. C. & Co. ->r"__"_ Tweed Sulta, 21s; worth 355. ---/-f\J\J B.C. KCo. nf\/^_ Boys' Knicker Suits, 4s Hd.- Q\J\J 8.C.&0Q. ■f (?A Boys' Short Trousers, Is lld.- XOXJ 8. 0. & Co. _/♦'' °\ /' T AND \ It DEFERRED \\ li P A" V M E N T I I. ' SYSTEM. ■§ Tailors, drapers; ane OUTFITTER?, HOBSON.STREBI (Nearly opposite WoUlnsrton-a rroet). Hare ■ Wkll ■ abbobtbo stock of thi BEST CLASS GOODS. AU Tweeds t&O-O-ghlr shrunk before belni mode up, and fit and workmanship guaranteed. The Deferred Payment System haa been fount to be a great boon, by enabling those will limited incomes to procure neoesaarlel Id thi easiest possible war. INSPECTION INYITBD «VT EIiIiS.LE- HOUSE, ' A, LOVETT, Begs to intimate to bis Customers and thi Publio generally, that hia WINTER BTOCK OF NBW FASHIONABLE & CHEAP DRAPERY & MILLINERY la Now TO Hard, Dress Goods in all the Leading Fashionable Sbadea and Textures. Calicoes from 3d, Flan nels from BJd per yard, Sheeting from lOd. A Large Stook ot Tweeds in all dualities. Blankets from 6s 6d a pair. _~_.. Extra Value in Corsets, from 2s Bd. A Leading Novelty la the " Flexible Hip " Corset, vory com fortable and durable, 7s 6d. New Stylos in Ladlea" Jackets and Ulsters, Inoludlng the Dolman Ulster. ■_'• Ladles' and Children's Underolothlng and Baby Linen, In Great Varioty. A Choioe stook of Ladles' and Children's Hate and Bonnets, trimmed and untrimmed: Flowers, Feathers, oto. A Good Blaok French Merino, at 2a 6d yard; Blaok Cashmere from is. Country Orders' receive special attention, One Shilling In the £ Discount on all Cash Purchases of SOa and upwards. AX 0 V E T T. Ll Dbapsr. WeUealoy-street Insurances. mH E AUSTRAL ASIAK -*- PLATE GLASS INSURANCE COMPANY OF MELBOURNE, The undersigned having been appointed AGENTS FOR .HI- COMPANY; Are prepared to aocept tlskaon PLATE GLASS WINDOWS and MIRRORS Against breakage, at LOW RATES OF PREMIUMS. Proposal Forms and all information oan be obtained at the COMPANY'S OFFICII. SHORTLAND STRBET (Same building as the Koyal Insuranco Com paßy's Offloe). F. A. JONES __ CO., Agents. Auokland, 28th July, 1882 IVERPOOL AND LONDON ANI GLOBE INSURANCE COMPANY. CAPET At, £2.000,000 With Unlimited Liability of Shareholdere. Speolally Empowered by Act of the Parllamen of New Zealand. Annual Flra Income. osceedlng.-.-I.Offl.^ Fire Reserve Fund—. i'§S?'222 Aooumulated Fonda .--— "•33L9M LOSSES ADJUSTED AND PAID _t AUCKLAND. The Company aro prepared to aooept Rlaka oi Buildings and their Contents—whether meroa tile or otherwise—ln tho Oity and B_burb_,a Lowest Oubbbutt Rates. JOHN BUCHANAN, A-E-fS, BBOBTIiAJH.--KKBTj *»'"—■ ■ ■



=^^ ■ ■ -' B.u.ineßß Notloes, T DOT LAKES. HOT LAKES! E. JLA. HOT LAKHS IMPORTANT NOTICE, ~h TOURISTS lntondlng to visit these Natural wonders of Now _~__la__ eon obtain through RETUKN TICKETS (Including Guidoa, Boat _ ana COaOh Hlro. Hotel A.ootnmodotlon, &c). together with evory Information, from tho I. undersigned, who have been appointed Sole AG._i.t_ in Auckland for Mr Willlam Kelly, Proprietor c£ tho PALACE HOTEL, Ohino muto. fflrst-olasa Accommodation for Visitors during =• both Winter and Summor Months. Private Sr.-T.N_, SMoiritra, and R&*nr~a i Boom., b i h £"7 a~r D s, U Ooaohos, EUkklpb, r>.d Diddio Horaoa lor Hire. Conveyances moot every Steamer. MKTOAT-FK & HILL, 29, N.Z. Insuranco Buildings, June 3rd. 18H Agent. «,, "VICTORIAN JhOAN' i&SSJi V OFFICE. >d Q^st~o ti. i~. i_i-»8IN(. bogs to,in-' ~K. form tbo inhabitants of Au'ck a' • LJA land that lie haa opened tho W abovo Ofllco in Vlotoria-streat, oppoalte tho Royal Mall Hotol, whoro ho is proparod to advance monoy on A Jewellery, Plate, Watohos, Clothing, and all .. doaorlptlonsof Morohandlflo, Money advanced ■ on Personal Security: Weekly Payments. . Bills disoountod dally. A Private Ofllco ror tho transaction of Special Business. 'tjjuums K. 0 A R.T.E X, ■*■ I-SFOR-BH of PRINTS, MOULDINGS, BLABS, MUSIOAb INSTRUMENT-, FANOY GOODS, CONCERTINAS, MELODIANS, VIOLINS, VIOLIN BTRINGIB AND FITTINGS, AND MUSIO. • 88, VICTORIA-STREET, A ..CKLA-.D, BIS COOK- FROM ALH_R_-BTBB__r, „ Wholesale and Retail Picture Frame Manu m faoturer, Musloal Instrument Maker, Teacher, Importer and Repairer. Teaoher of the Pianoforte, Organ, Conoortlns, " Violin, Cornet, and any Brass Instrument. I, D rf. PEACOCK, A • OPTICIAN, Haa n Stock SPECTACLES AND EYS d GLASSES ol ovory dosoriptlon, an acourato > Fit GuarantO-d. . COMPOUND MICROSCOPES AND TELK n SCOPES, Powerful and Cheap. AH BRO ID BAKOISIKTEBS, TB-EBMOMETEBS, ELECTRIC BELLS, H ATTKEIES AND )t FITTINGS. , Magneto Electric Machines and "Medical 8 Colls. OPERA GLASSES. BINOCULAR FIELD AND MARINE CLASSICS. Theodolites, Compasses, Sextants, p Spirit Hydrometers, Saccharouiotera, -, Saliaometers, Argentometers, &_„&_., &c, Aotot roa TAYLOK'a PATENT SEWING 'I MAOHINSS & KXTRAS. i, Instrnments and Sewing Machines repaired, • Opposite the Post Ojtisb, 1 . -tbprtlandijtreet, 1« i iQ h AS_® W°K X s 5 pLASS Tjn-ORKSI Our Leading Artioles this week oro: Confeo tlonora' Jars, Is por lb: 3 Glass Jugs (or 2a 6d ; Lamp Cblmnoys, 3 for Gd; Glass Balls for Shooting ot. In quantities to salt purohasers: Garden Shades, all eizos; Flab, Globes and Gold 3 Fish, very oheapi M. COOK & SONS, " FBEEMAN'S BAY. I "1 nan d j_ _. & o a 8 -ÜBS. t-HIP, SIGN, AND GENERAL DJKCORATIYB PAINTER, t " "-. *■ WTKimi.ITBIU W. II ARRI OX T, • AUCTIONKKR, VALUATOR. ' HOUSE, LAND, ANU GENEKAL COM MISSION AGENT, , KARAKQAHAPa ItOiD, AUCKLAND, 1 _ar Qnt-door Sales Attended. "Cat • * UUJbdLAND RAG UWI-FaUX DURHAM-STREET. AUOKLAND, Opes On FRIDAY and SATURDAY In MOb ; week for ma Purchase ot Ml kinds ot it AGO, _-XT-__- to. TOR OABH GO TO HEAD QUARTERS FOR THE PURKST FINEST ANDBE9TIM " Chbyston Poultry Yabds, Lakk Taka- PUNA. VARIETIES— Light Brahmas, Dark Brahmas White Cochins, Buff Coohlns, Black CooMna Lasgshasß, Manorcas, Houdana Blaok Polish W.C. White Leghorns, Brown Leghorns Dorkings, Hamburg-, Plymouth Rooks, Pokln Ruen.and Aylesbury Daoks SEND FOR PBIOX-LI3T OF EGGS. Eggs oaretully Packed, and sent to all parts o£ the Colony. I , tsr Write for just what yon want, and ad dress as above. I guarantee satisfaction In all ; ordinary eases. Visitors weloomo, Sunday excepted. • , I rr.o THE RESIDENTS OK PONSONBY JL AND NEIGHBOURHOOD. W. COGEBA-, Junior, I FAMILY BUTOHEB, » PONSONBY ROAD, oorner of Pompall.ei.Bt., invites Inspection ot his Choice Firat-olasa 1 Meat, Families waited upon for orders, l A trial respectfully aoUoltedi 1 ri F. STOVIN begs to draw the atten" VJT • Hon of the publio that he has opened an offlco at tbe Union Insurance Company's Build ings, Qu<>on-Btreet, whero ho Intends to oarry on bUSinB-S as House Land, and Estate Agent. . t£T o t i o a. » W. H. SKINNER, : AROHITEOT, Hob taken offloe. formerly oooupled by tha Oity Connoll, and over Messm, Upton i nd Oo.'fl. Queen-street. .JUST OPENED, Fines. Brand or Tobaccos, Omaha, _nb Fanoy Goods. i 176, QUEEN-STREET, Next Rattray's Clothing Shop! H, B A I L X V, I TOBACCONIST ; ; p H E a P CUTLERY.: TH 0 M a"s SA MU E L Has just received , 1 A NEW STOCK OF BEST CDTLERY, , tar DIRECT FROM SHFFIELD, ■» Co.slsiing oC Ivory, Dessert, and Table Knives , Bon- Dessert Knives, from 9a per doz Bone Table Knives, from 12a per doz i Pooket Knives, Scis-Ors, Razors, &o r Also, Bleotro-plate Forks, Spoons, Cruets, Seo. ALL 188 ABOVE GOODS ABB SE-LIN- VERY Wholesale and Retail, THOMAS SAMUEL, -6, QUEBN-BTRKET i (Opposite Town Cloo_), , B Formoen lntMorte. | l-rVTEW ZEALAND FERNS f BJ-l • Unmounted, or g | Tastefully Mounted In varloui wan. 1 1 I ?BOMI-OPIOII2BVAK ETIEB, | or Sale by | 1 gE I C CRAIG, I I PaiHO.-a-BTEBST. I ALWAYS AHEAD I—Goodson's I_on don Ar«sade. — The Largest Stock of Children's Tor Books in Auckland, Paper and > Linen, from 3d uu to 2a Gd eaoh, comprising i- AU to. latest deaigiis by Dean & Son, Warne & Co., Routlodge, and other well-known pub lishers In all styloß, viz.: Pauoramlo. Nonsen sical, Transforming. Military, Alphabetic,. 1, Naval, -Bathetic (by Crane ana Andro). Birth t flay Books, in Cloth RilS and Morocco, from 2a to 6a 6d. Camphor Boses.to prevent Infeotloue dlaeasea and alao keep moths from olotbea, only 3d each. Toilet seta, from 6s each. Terra Cotta Ornaments, all the rage In London at the present time. Stationery at English prices. For Proaenta on all ooca-iona, visit Goodson's I London Arcade. 113. Queen-street. O" U (JH X, UHMOUK - (Late Thomas J. Hat-but.), ■ g%.E A M BRUSH, PORTABLE FORGE, AND BELLOWS FACTORY, ViOTOBIA-STSaKT EAST, i.J Auuklaud, i MMIIMWf*— — MA



] Meaical. MORE LOCAL EVTDENCI olr this CURATIVE PROPERTIES o* pROFESSOR pUSSCOTT'S Herbal Treatment. may now be consultkd at hi 3ad DRFSS, SHOHTI-AMD-STIt-SKT. IF YOU ARE TROUBLED WITE RHEUMATISM apply Frofo3ao- Gaasoott If yo_ are troubled with Neuralgia or Tooth aohe, apply Professor Gueacottt. This Is oi Inatantaneoua euro, and no euro no pay. H you aro tronblol with Bad Logs or Bac Breasts, apply Pro.ossor Guaecott. IC you aro troubled with Still' and Swollei Joints, Contracted Cordn or Muscles, Lomo oi Wotik Back., ocnsuit Profesaor Grissoott. Ji you are troubled with Dropsy, oonsult Pro fossor Gusb'coit. If you nro troubled with Asthma or Bron ohltla, consult Profosaor Gussoott. If you aro troubled with Piles, Blind oi Bko-luj,'. consult PrufOßSor GusßOOtt. If you are troubled with Sourvy or Skin DlseaßO, a perfeot euro by applying to Professoi Gnssoott. If you aro troubled with Gravel, apply Pro fessor U uaacott. If you aro troubled with Plourlsy, oonault Professor Gusscott. If you arotroublod with Sciatica or Lumbago a porfoot oure.by applying to Profossor Gussoott If you aro trouhlod with Gout, oat less and drink loss, that la my advioOi It you ere troubled Vrlth FlatUlenoy nnd Wind on tho Stomach, apply to Professor Gusfloott, If you are troubled with an oxoosslvo dls ohargo ot ur Ino, or rete-Hon of urine, thoro aro I a few cases whioh I havo [cured, whioh is un | deniable. If you aro troubled wlthl_lvorComplalnt.be ; causo tho Liver ia tho levor, thopropollor of our h_r.lth, tbe regulator or the human aystom, tho main-spring of our body, by which all tho organs of our stom~oh aro regulated and kept in active motion, 'the further oflice ot tho Llvor is to oomparo and sooroto tho bile, servo as a Btralnor or lllroi'or Of tho blood, aoparato all Impurities thorofrom, and to rellno it and mako it pure, rich, and healthy. How Indlaponsably nooosaary then, for the good of our health, that our liver should always be In good wotklng oondltion, that wo may al ways havo euro, healthy blood. If the liver Should be inactive or any way dlseaaed, our whole system la made to Buil'or eoverely ; our mental, physical, and nervous powers become weakened and sick, because of the blood not bo lng purified and made hoaltby, whlob brings upon us pnralyeis, dropsy, and many othor dis agreeable and gloomy fooiin.a ; the .kin and eyes will asßnnie a dark and yellow appearance, toe kldneya refuse to do their partof the work, and the urine booomoa coloured and forma a think rust sediment after Btandlng awhile. Thero will bo pain In the small ot ,the b„ok, extending through nnd undor the shoulder hltides, with cropping chills running down the bio~, fluggiah and very sleepy feeling at times, colli haada and foet, and often sick-headache ; p~in is felt at the nit of the stomach, with all gone sinking foaling at times, flatulency and aotdlty, flattering and t tabling sensation at tho heart, .our eructations '-tensive bolohlngs of the wind and gas, and vory of ton there is water boash and vomiting; tho ton~ue coated with a whitish (ur, headaohe, hoartburn, poL Nation, wind, 00110, gonoral debility, fevor, boWels Irregular (somutlmos constipated and other times quite loose), when portions of the food aro passed oil undigested. All of those ailments proceed from an lnaotlve or diseased Uver not proporly aecroting or straining from tho blood the poison elomont con tained thoretn, which makes its rounds of circulation through our whole body onco every four minutes, tho samo by night as by day; without ono moment, _ pause or cossatlon, this life-giving proceß] mum go on from tbe earliest of our being to life's latest hour. 'thus you will loam how It is. and what it Is that makes us sick, breaks down our hoalth, destroys our happlnet-s, debilitates our body, we akoun our norves and worries tho brain, and brings upon ua all kinds of fevers, causes tho body to suffer with aches and pains. PROFESSOR GUSSOOTT'S TONIC is a Pkb_ kot Cure - ob Dyspepsia. It fa Intended to have tho sams effect upon the Llvor and Billons organs as Calomel and Blue Pills, without those serious rosults to tho system tbat follow the use ot suoh dangoroua and potannoua minerals. The Tonic possesses moro activity than any othor purgative medi cine ever known—lt operates freely, without pain or griping or sickness of tho stomach; tbe reason why it is bo Is because eaoh ingredient acts Independently of tbo other—some aro for tho Liver and pancreatic juice, another acta upon the bowela, another upon tho Btomaoh, and another npon tho Intestines, &0., yet tho united combination Is ono of groat power. While it purges the bowels ot their unhealthy oontenta, it restores tho seerotlons, stimulates the various digestive functions, and starts the blood Into free and active circulation. HOW WE ARE TO TAKB IT. Dibsotionb iron Use—Half a tumbler three times a day. an hour beforo nr after meals. PROFKSSOR GUSGOTrS TONIC carries "healing on Us wlngß," glvoa hppo and health to the allliotcd, strength to tho Invalid, vigor, buoyancy, energy and vitality, io> the en feoblod; it acts npon all the functions of the hnman aysteai, searches out tho Impurities ex isting in the vital fluid, attsoka and dispels them. It la mildly purgative, exortlng a eoothlng and cooling influence on tho bowels, strengthens tho Btomaoh, gives notlvlty to the llvor and digestive organs, allays all internal inflammation, invari ably onres Dyspepsia, illlnd and Bleeding Piles, Sick Headaebe, and all disorders arising from biliary derangement. The greatest possible care ia used in prepar ing It, - Instead of giving a pleasantly-flavoured oompound, possessing no medical virtue, I offer a scientifically prepared oonoentrated vegetable extraot In Itself, and three funda mental olementa of tonic, alterative, and cathartic. In severe cases of rheumatism of long Btandlng, whothor ohronlo or Inflammatory, or mercurial, It invariably oiTocta a speedy and permanent cure: It not merely gives relief for the time belngi but gooa to the root of the evil and removes the cause. For all Scrofulous and Cutaneous Eruptions, Bolls, Blotches, Pustules, Pimples, Tetter, Salt Rheum, Running Sores, doors, and all dis orders of the blood, hereditary or acquired, It Is a flpeolilo. It is unnecessary to specify the many complaints to which It is applicable and necos aary, knowing and believing that a good remedy oan lea suoco-b with it. and speaks In londer tones than human tongue oan utter to the heart ot the sufferer. We offer It on Its own merits, and loave It to prove Its own value by Us operation. To Professor Gusscott, Shortland-street t Blr— As you are aware that I explained to you, when I appllod to you, that I have been troubled with bleeding piles for the last five or six years, as I told yon I have tried medical men, chemists,and old women's ourea, bnt never had a perfeot cure until I applied to yon, about six weeks ago. They used to como down and bleed for an hour at a timo so tbat I should have to change my clothes, but when you told mo yon would make mo worse before I should be better, 1 could not roekon you up. I thought I should have to give np business altogether, If I should be worse, but in four days you convinced me that I could give you this testimonial with confidence, that In five weeks you have effected a perfeot oure on me. I Bhall ever bo a believer in herbs after the wonderful ouro you havo performed on me.— Yours, ever grateful, Henry Marsh, Albert street. October 11. To Prote_nor Gussoott, Shortland-street flDear Sir,—lam happy to inform you that through your herbal treatment I oan safely say that I nave received more benefit through your herbal treatment than all the medlolne that I have ever taken. I have been troubled with asthma tor the last five years. I was obliged to give up my business and como to Auokland for medical treatment, and seeing your testimonials and the many ourea you had elTootod, and also that you required no information and that you could tell ' a man's complaint as aoon as you saw him—yon did bo to mo so correctly, and that la more than any medical man ever told mo before, and it gave me confidence to place myself under your treatment. lam well Known in Cambridge. I ahall return home on Wedneaday, and you may roly you will have many applications from that dlßtrlot.—Yours, truly, Johu Hnrgravoa, Queen street Auokland xo ->rofe-_or Gnssoott, Shortland-street. Sir,— t have been troubled with neuralgia In both my head and faoo, and been deprived from many nlgbte' sleep, and when I sat down to my food many .times I have bad to got np from- the table and walkabout without over tasting food. As I told you; when I applied to you, that I had tried all the chemists in town, nnd I only got temporary relief. When you told me you wonld ouro me In a minute I was very doubt gul, but am happy t • say you did bo, I should recommend any lady Buffering from the same to give you a trial, as you told mo, If no oure, no pay.—Believe mo to bo, yours ever thankful, Raohel Cousens, Viotorla-atreet, November li. Profossor Gusscott would Imp. obs on those who may do him the honour to consult him that the utmost seoreoy can be relied upon ; more over, from long experience, and a careful study of the human system, ho oan decide almost at a glance the dlagnoaia of the ease, thereby reliev ing the patient ot a great deal ot nervou.ness -rid hesitation. a Professor Guaacott Invites the confidence of either sex suffering from functional derange ments, spermatorrhoea, exhaneting. dreams, &o. Professor Gussoott has made nervous debility and loss ot power his speolal study, from what ever cause ariaing. He would earnestly Impress upon those who do suffer to seek immediate advice and counsel, if they desire " an old age, serene and bright." Let no false delicacy deter suffering viotims from removing tho cause ot this blight to manhood. The atrlotest confldonoe TPf-e he reUed neon, CONSULTATION GRATIS. Can be consulted Dy letter. PnbUo Inspection Invited tc tha large assort mont of BRITISH and amkrican herbs. Note the Address— Professor (tusscott, Next, Door to Messrs v. inks and Hall's Establishment, SHOBTLAND.STRSBT, AUCKLAND, 1 j asm. i E,m, te.B pa;



,1 . !__.,,, Public notices. Public, notice mooke and townshend, wink and beer and spire merchants. Martell'a Brandy Horinesßy'a Brandy Lowndes's Rum, 80 o.p. [ Groonleea'a Sbotoh Whisky . Dunville'a Old Irish Whisky Gonova, JD-CZ 1 Port Bhorry 1 Champagne . . Tokay . !! Mt-tarit Bornard'a Ginger Wino Tonnant's Alo, Gutnnesa's Stout Whltbroad'a Stout ' Marxian's Ale Gulnnoss's Stout Sparkling Burgundy, to arrlvo t Champagno, to arrlvo ■ Toachor'a Oolobratod Whisky. h ' >.' Tapßis-OAan. MoOBB ;& ToWNSHBND, Fortetroot, July 1,1882. Taine's r ree Stores, No. 13, CUSTOM-HOUSE. STREET EAST (Nearly facing Queen-street Wharf). MERCHANDISE, &a,~STORED AT CUR. RENT RATES. Good c_-_._at.a__ for Liquids. PRANK TAINE, _MPO_tr-E AND Pbodpob Mkbchant. AX.AN & CO. S DUNEDIN PRIZB ALEB, STOUT, CORDIALS, AND AUSTRALIAN WINKS. BOTTLKD ALB—lst and 2nd prlzo Melbonrno Exhibition. DUNEDIN BrOUT-Classed with Gulnneaa's. PERFECT LOVK-A new and exquisite Cor dial. UNION BITTKRS-Now, and in high favour lo tho south. Sco Samples and Prloo List, .OWPER FUHRHOP & CO., SOLE AGENTS, 8, qurnm. btreet. TORN M. HASLET T, O BUILDER. Sea., FORT•S T R E E T. Estimates suppliod for overy doeorlptlon of CorpenteiB1 and Joiners' Work. PIANOFORTES & HARMONIUMS, ON THE DKFKRKKD SYSTEM OF PAMKNTmaybehadOt MR WEBB, LYCEUM HALL, HOBSON btrret (removed from Welloeloy-streot), Without any addition to the prloo. New and Seoond-hand Pianos of all kinds,:f rom 11 guineas upwards. A Fine-toned American Organ; also a j Powerful Alexandre Harmonium (seoond hand), at a Low Prico fur Cash. Lyceum Hall, Hobson-stroot. <___2&&ls_to> *W9Bm\\\mmm9 CLAK-. BROTHERS, ARTIST PHOTOGRAPHERS (OFPOSim ONIOH BANE), qillN-STRIXT, APOK.-IS, Photography In the Latest and Moil Fashionable Stylos, Kxoontad In a manner Unsurpassed In Iho Colonies. All Photographs taken by tha iHBIAKTANIOUa PHOGXSS. .AEo» ooLi_BC~no» mbw maland view„ Alwi_v» on Hand tUSHt BRACE & CO. LIMITED), WHOLESALE MANUFACTUR-tRS AND IMPORTERS Of all kinds of SADDLERY, HISU-fITHSBT, AfOKlUa EDW. JNO. COX, Manager. 8 T. M U N Q O, NOTICE OF REMOVAL, CHAS. CANNING, In oonveylng to his nnmeroua ouatomen and frionds his Binoero thanks for tho generous support aooorded him during the past twenty aoven yeara, would roopooitully intimate to them that he has OPENED THOBI NEW PREMISES Next door to Messrs. Glanvllle and EUrett, Grooars, and Immediately opposito to Union Bank ot Australia, where all orders will be attended to during the Erbotiok o» bis New _%smibe_. ' 0.0. would also beg to Inform those gentle men who have bo long and bo liberally DBtronlsed the Cafe', that that branch of the business -will still be carried on at the rear of the old building—entranoe by St. Mango Lane, Shortland-Btreet. T^OTICIS IU THE PUBLIC. Mns TWIDLE b-gH to thank her oustomera and friends for the liberal snpport hitherto ao oorded, and ia sow prepared to execute all orders at a short notice and on the most reason able terms. Ladles' and Children si Spring Cob tnmes neatly executed. Underclothing and Baby Linen of every description. Note the address —Vlotorla-atreet (opposite tho Bmplro Hotel!. DBBIS-S. NOTICE, I beg to intimate to my frionds and the publio generally that I have oommenood Bualnosa on my own account as a Whoosaie Wine and Spibit Mehohant, Having purohased the Stook-ln-Trade of Messrs Crulokshank and Co. I trust that the same liberal support which was accorded for so many years to my predo eessors will also be extended to me JNO. KIRKWOOD. 18, Queen-streot,-Auokland, July Ist. 1882 akrOTICE OF REMOVAL - On and after Monday, the 21th instant, Mb. F. QUICK Will REMOVE to Temporary Premises In the MARKET, during tho Erection of New Stable n Albert-street, ESSRS. ARMSTRONG AND CO., REAL ESTATE AND GkNERAL COMMISSION AGENTS, VALUATORS AND ACCOUNTANTSi Eatlmatea for Contractors made out, end Tabloa furnished free of charge. Offlco over Clark and Gane'B. Queen-street. AGGONS! WAGGONS) BUGGIES! BUGGHESI A. MAOKIE'3 AMERICAN BUGGIES & FARM WAGGONS HAVE ARRIVED. Inspection Invited. Office i DURHAM-STREET west. I"7i aa d pox x a;, OOAOH-BUUiDERS, GREY .STREET, AUCKLAND, N.B.—lron-bark Shafts, Spckea, telloea, 31_a Gum and kinds of Hardwood, at Lowes: Market Prlnaa. . t v TO V. DAY IS O N'S \JT Opposite tho Vlrebell, Grey-street, i For Ladles' Drawers, from 1/6; Ladles' Che mises, from 2/; Ladleß' Night Dresses, from 3/6; Glriß' Drawers and Ohemiseß, from 2/g. Infants' Shirts, from/9 __ infemta' Say aid Night Wrappers, from 3/8 In tan ts' Itobee, from 7/6; and Bibs, /6, . . _ Infanta' Stay Bands, from 110; and au kinds ol HOSIERY. HABEBDASBERY, JEWELLiERY, AND FANCY DRAPER* F. DAVISON. F 1 ULMAN'S FIOTO ROOMS, Tourists ant Visitors are invited to lnspoc Polman's Views of the Hot Lakea, Anoklani IfcndßnßhSeenartr.&a The greatest variety a Original Fcrtralta of Msort Oelobrttlea in Ne» PEO-OGBATHX W AM. ITS B_U_~o-_-_.



Public Notices. "l^rOW READY, " X. price is, Now PLAN Of the TE AROHA GOLDFIKLDS (scalo, 10 chains to 1 Inch), compiled by H. G, Gbakm_, Mining and LlconßodSurveyor. Pub lished by E. Wayte, 109, Qaeen-street, and may be had from tho principal Booksellers In Auok « land. R JOHN GEORGE begs to Inform the Inhabitants of Farnoll and surround ing dlstriotß that he has PURCHASED FROM HIS BROTHER, R. GEOKGE, THE BOTCDEKING BUSINESS IN PARNELL, And trusts, by selling a rivet-class stook of meat at Lowest Market Rates, to merit a continuance of the patronago bestowed upon his brothor^ The Settle r," THK FARMER'S OWN PAPER, PRICE, (Id. Annual Subscription (post paid), Six Shillings T. W. HICKBON & 00. 1110 m & 8. MORRIN CO..(LIMITED), RON AND HARDWARE MERCHANT?. , v | CAriTAL 1 , 1 ,j U .,7..'.i,'wn.Zi.;Mt.V4. l i£ISO ) 000, t ~ Dutßoroiiß t Thos. Morrin W. I, Taylor C. J. Stono Jno, Chambers MANiOINQ 1) IHEOTOIIB . Thos. Morrin Jno. Chambers Seobbtabt: W. D. Buddie. Bankers : Bank of New Zoalnnd, ]l/j"ESSI_S. T. & S. MORRIN, on this tho first day of the half-year, have muoh 1 pleasuro In announcing tbat their Business having become of such magnitude as to neces sitate increased capital and organisation, they have converted it Into a private LIMITED LIABILITY COMPANY, under the name of T. te 8. MORRIN and CO. (LIMITED). T. & S. Morrin and Co. (Limited) have been fortunato onough to secure Mr, Jon.v Cuaubkhs as a Managing Director, nnd Messrs. O. J. Stone and W. I. Ta.lor as Dlreotors. Messrs Morbiit respeotfuhy thank all their lato customers for their liberal support during the many years thoy have been in bnainesa, and hope that the new Company, having in creased facilities and oapltal, will receive the same, only In a larger dogro.. T. & P. MORRIN. WITH reference to the above, T, and S, MORRIN CO. (LIMITED) have to announce that. In addition to purchase of tho LAHGE STOOK of Mhssrs. MORRIN. they have puro-ased the MINING HARDVPARB BUSINE33 ot Ma, O. J. STONE, ot the Thames, and tho SHIP CHANDLERY BUSI NESS of Messrs. H, F. ANDER?ON and 00., Qaoon-atroet, Auckland, and which businesses will bo carried on as before, Mr, J. H. smith bolng Manager ot tho Thames Business, and Mr. H, andebson of the Ship Chandlery. Tho now Company have made Buch arrange ments for tho supply of goods on will on.ble thorn to moot tho rapldly-lnoroasing trade of tho North Island. Tho Company hope the largo support given to tho old firms will bo oontlnued to T, and S, Morrin and Co. (Limited). Auokland, N.Z., July Ist 1882. T|U 1. CIX I C SUPPLIES, OPPENHEIMER _. CO., Auckland, Sole Agonts In New Zealand for Edward Pater. son's European Telegraph Works, Contractor to H.M. Uovernmont Fatetson'a Lohd'-Bpeaklng MICRO TELEPHONES. Paterson'a Ebonite Bell TELEPHONES. Price, with Chord, £1 oach. Pntoraon'B Carbon Transmitters, with Bells. Prloo. £310s oaotu Leclanoho'a Batteries oom-iloto. Prloo, 7b Gd each. Insulated Wines fob :Tei/pehohks os ELECTRIC LIGHTS. For full partlonlars apply to OPPENHEIMER & C 0.," AUCKLAND, Sewing Maohmea. _ QINGER'S VIEWING TI/rACHINES. lngor. Machines Singer's -laohines glngor'a Machines Slngcr'a Machines Slngor'a Machines Slngo-V - Machines Binges. DeolalVO • Machines Slngor'a Doolsivo Machines Slngor's Doolsivo Machines Singer's Doolalve Maohluea Blnger'a Deolslve Maohlnos Slngor'a Deolslve Maohlneß Blnger. Maohlnos Singer's AND Machines Singer's Maohlnea Slngor's Overwhelming Maohlnea Blngor'p Overwhelming Machines Slngor's Overwhelming Maohlnea Slngor'a Overwhelming Maohlnea Singer's Overwhelming Maohlnea Singer. Overwhelming Machines SlngerV Overwhelming Machines Singer's Machines Singer. — Machines Singer's Maohlnea Singer". 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Lectures. YOUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION, Corner of WHILES...- AND AIBUBT-STBKETS, ANNUAL C/OURSE o? JUEOTURES, 1835 Aug. 11-Leoturei "English University LE Thirty Years Ago "_, -Bishop O.wie. Aug. 25—Entertainment, Musical and Literary. Bept.l—Lecture i "Ten Days In Palestine"-. Rev. A. Reid. Sept. 23—Entertainment, Musloal and Lltorarj Oot, 20— (To be announced).. ..Mr T. Spurgeo. To Commence at 7.30. Seats reserved for Tlckotholdors till 7,20. Tickets for tho Course (to admit bearer am lady) 6s;'Single Tiokota for Course, 3s 6d Single Tlcketa, Is, to be obtained from thi Booksellers, Members of Committee, and at thi Rooms! THOMAS BUDDLE, Hon.-Seo, | TENDERS rj. O BUILDERS Tondcra will be received until _ o'clock oi WEDNESDAY, the 23rd Instant, for the Erco Mon ot a Shop and Dwelling-house in Welling tan-street. Plans at my offlco, 83, Queen-Btreet RENRY G. WADE. Architect. rrio BUILDERS Tenders will be reoelved until noon of WED NESDAY, August loth, for the Kreotlon and Completion of a Villa Residence at Mount Albert, EDWARD BARTLEY, Architect ■ JRAPERY TENDER. Tenders are invltedfup to MONDAY, the 21at Inst., for the Kntlre Stocz. Lease, Fixtures. Fittings, Furniture, and all belongings ol Allen's Drapery Establishment. Particulars ot this most suooeSß-Ul Business oan be obtained of the Proprietor, CHARLES ALLEN, Vlotorla-street West. ra .0 BE SOLD By TENDER, on easy -fi. terms, a Slx-room«d House, with every convenience; splenild view. Tenders close on tho 12th, Also, Corner Allotment, cheap.—Par ticulars from G. Sage. Olipnant-street, Pon sonby. rr 0 BUILDERS. Tenders will be received by tho undersigned until noon ot WBDNKSDAY, August 16, for Alterations and Additions to Villa Residence at Dovonport, North Shore. Plans, &c., at our offloes, Qaeen-street P. HERAPATH & SONS, Architects. FOB SALE. IJIOR SALE, Wrought Iron Drain Pipes, r from 2} to 31 Inches.—Apply to G. Perry, Wellesley-street Refreshment-rooms. FOB SALE, or to Let, a Seven-roomed House, View Road, Mount Eden. T~ be sold on easy terms. Also, several Allotments,— APDIy to Professor Gusscott, American Herbs lfet, Sbortland-Btreßt _ gjlOR SALE, small Cutter about 8 toss, __ —A. B. Donald. Queen-street. S3-OR IMMEDIATE SALE (Cheap, •v Two Good AUotmonts at Alendale, North eoto, having frontages both to Queen-street, Albert-street, and the North Road. Also, 120 acres of real Uood Land in Blind Bay. near Tryphena Harbour, Great Barrier,—Apply to John Soppet, Houso and Land Agent, No. 8, Queen-street. POR SALE, a New 7-roomed Bouse, well built and finished, wash-house and outhouses, 5-aoro of ground, well situated in a healthy looallty.—For further particulars apply to Davtes and Baker, National Insurance Build ings. 83. Queen-streot, Auckland. g/iOR SALE (Cheap), First-class Uphols. ID tere'r and Furnishing Businoss, Uppei Symonds-street. with lease of shop and good will ; stook at valuation,—Apply to Davles and Baker. TpOR SALE.—A BARGAIN, £76 Aores Excellent Land, oomprlslng an al luvial valley—the slopes on either side mostly covered with pohutukawa, purlrl, and otner va'uable timber, A Hush Piblio Houae and Store on the property la at present let, but Im mediate posses ~on oan oe obtained If requhed. Thls la an excellent opportunity for anyone wishing to oomblne farming with a lucrative timber and gum business, Full particulars on application to METCALFE _5 HILL, 29, N.Z. Insurance Bulidlngß. IjlOR SALE (really cheap), at Pon eonby. Three good Six and Seven roomed Houses, with largo gardens; and one Four roomed Cottage. Aleo, Two Six-roomed Cot tages In Nelson-street, Auokland. Apply to John Soppet,' House and Land Agent, No, 8, Queen-street • BU.OR SALE, really Cheap, a Compact SO Farm of ISO aorea; about 50 acres In grass, Sort under orop, part good bush and fern; a lx-roomod House, Stable, Cow-shed, Sec; _i miles from railway station and only 13 miles from town by good road, FOR SALE, a nice little Dairy Farm of T_ aores, all fenoed and divided into paddooks, with good Houbo, Stable, Sheds, and every oon renienoo, and deep-water frontage, 10 miles from town, ■ , ■ Apply to John Soppbt, Honse, Land, and General Commission Agent, No. 8, Queen-Btreet (upstairs |ji OR SALE. A BARGAIN. FIFTY (SO) ACRES OF SUPERIOR LEVEL LAND, In the Parish or Te Papa, Taubanqa. Fronts Main Road to Ohinemutu, and extend to Kopurererua River. . COWPER, FUHRHOP & CO., 8. QpWCW-STRBtKT. Tj. or * a w, Kf) TONS GALVANIZED CORRUGA 3v TED IRON _QQ TONS FENDING WIRE OKA BARRELS KNIGHT fc EVAN'S *>«>u OEMENT. W. S. LAURIE, 10, Wyndham-stbkkt. rg.O FARMERS AI.D OTHERS, The undersigned have on Hand a Splended Sample of TARTARIAN SEED OATS.aIsO 8.000 sacks Prime FEED OATS, at lowest ourrent rates. E, MITOHELSON & CO.. ■ No. 19. Qneen-stroet Wharf. «£E I> S SEEDI B-EDI FOR SALE, the following Now Seeds, ex Roman Empire :— Red Clover White Clover Cowgra.. Aloyko Rape Luoerno Turnip Mangel Linseed Hemp Canary Seo., Seo. The above will be disposed of at Lowest Ourrent Prices. POTTER AND CO., Durham-street. BjV O R S~ A L i. At Lowest Maeket Bates i Rosin, Pitoh, and Tor Kerosene, Point.and Olive Oils _ Champion's, Soott's, and Btorert Genuine White Lead, In wood Muntz Metal and Noils Large Stook of Canvas, various brand. Wire Rope, from -1 inch to } inoh Bolt Rope, Hemp, and Manilla Rope, all sixes Patent Windlass (wood), Frills, and Palta 1 Anohors, from 16 owt to 10 iba Chains, from . lnoh to I Inch, Colza nnd Fish Oil. D. H i MoKENZIE, FORT-STREET, March 18. ISB-. ' ajiOß SALE AT FREEMAN'S BAY JO MILLS, LATE SOPPETT B. GENUINE BONEDUST, WHOLESALE ANI RETAIL, Ax Lowest Mabkst Rates. BONES BOUGHT n~ any QUANTITY At the Mill, OATS AND MAIZE CRUSHED, Di H. MoKBNZIB, gorfr-treet. April 26tb. /iOAII OOALI OOAfc WHAU WHAU COMPANIES, WHANQARIi-. OFFICEI m, 8,31-OWER QUEEN-STREET, Wi SLOAN »,' AGSST. mi , iii~ii i|M.i!niMjM---_--w_nwwn--Tniirii_«if ■BiWiiiilii|lHllil|*Wl_li.ll<iill 11111



amusements. jpRELIMIN* R_ WOODYEAR AND ROSS'S (Lath BanTON's) Royal Australian Circus i WILL OPEN On SATURDAY, 12th August, : R. LOVE; Advanoo Courier. • K.OHLER'S W^ORKS • AND PROMENADE CONCERT J NO. 174, CENTRAL QUEEN.SrREBT, I OPEN Daily, tuom 10 A.M, TO 10 P.M, Just added, A H.E LIKBNBSB OF WINIATA I WINIATA ! WINIAXA ! • WINIATA I WINIATA I WINIATA I Two Ocarinas will he given away eaoh evening, i MATINEE KVERY~DAFat 2 p.m., for Ladles _ and Children. ADMISSION, IS ; CHILDREN (under 10), CD, FRIDAY-CONUNDRUM NIGHT I Splendid, Present. Subject: " Tho Waxworks." All ConuDdrums to be handed to &_r Eohler, la tho HaU, by 9 o'elook on Friday evening. i A BBOTT'S OPERA HOUSE, 1 ' MONDAY, Urn AUGUST, 1882, GRAND CONCERT, IN AID OF WIDOW BALL AND FAMILY. MILLION PRICE3.-Dress Circle, 3s; Stalls, 2a; Pit, Is. Tioketß at Messrs. Wayte'a and Upton's. Programme In future lebuo. -_-._t2a._ona> : The _A.rt of Singing. KOVAL OTtS^HSr^SI 0F ''lUSIC> i '; ACADEMY fc^^^_??__f LONDON, j j TV/TR, GORDON GOOCH (Bronze ; ; • L'J- and Silver Medallist nnd j ; Associate) having studied Ten I ; Terma in this Royal and National i : Institution, is, in tho opinion of : : the several Professors with whom j i ho was placed, duly qualified to i ; teaoh Singing. — (Signed), G. A. i : Macfarren, Mus. Doc. Cam- I : bridge.-1879. In reforenco to above, Mr. Gooch ia prepared to receive names of Private Pupils for Singing and Voice Production at his Private Residenco, Albert Park. UCKLAND SELECT RIDING SCHOOL, New North Koad. BIDING MADE EASY AND GRACEFUL, The Auokland Seleot Riding School, tor tho Study and Practice of tho Art of Equitation In , all its branches, will be opened on I MONDAY, 21ST AUGUST, 1882. Ladles and Gentlemen desiring to enter as pnpila aro solicited to forward their names to ' the proprietor on or before that date, Terma; ' and hours of Instruction and praotloo, may be - learned on application. Pupils anpplied with Horses, and appoint ments for School Lessons if required, or Horse Appointments supplied to order from first. Class Samples at the School. The proprietor-has compiled an Aid Book for ! the use of Pupils' and others, whioh may be had , on application. Price, Is. Special Arrangements for Children. Fbmile Attjendance for Ladies, G.H. has also commenced business as Horse i Trainer. Every Horse entrusted to his charge will be properly Broken and handled elthei as Lady's or Gentleman's Charger. G. HAZE L L, Ut* Rough Ridirg Serqbabt M*job, and Ist Class Equitation Instructor, 12 Years in H.M, Service. FAR X COTTAGE, Ponsonby Koad MRS. J, G. OSMOND receives a limited number of Young Ladies to Instruct in English, Drawing, and Franohi at £1 la per quarter: Muslo, £1 la; Singing, £1 Is. MR. P O O L E V, MxtmoELSsoHN Villa, KARAWGAHAPK ROAD. Organist or St. Matthew's Church, Boeelves Pupils for tbe ORGAN, PIANO FORTE, AND SINGING, at his address, U above, or at rosidenoo of Pnpila. A Quart?. _nay be commenced from date o First Lesson. i. v ...... , ii" "".'," sal Meaicai. The English Pharmacy 181, QUEKN-STRKET, (Telephone No. id) AND JNoRTH OHORE A HARMACY (a Branch of the above). GARDNER, M.i»!s'*"Eng., CHEMIST All Prescriptions sent out from these Establish monta may be relied npon aa being prepared With the sorupulous nicety which oharaoterlses Modern First-class Dispensing. Formula, prepared according to tho different > London Hospitals; Britleh,German, and the United States Pharmacopeslas, and the Frenoh Codex. Bit QUEEN^TREET.''&~NORTH BHOBE "T"iR. WALKEB, Surgeon, wishes to I XJ notify to bis patients ■ and tbe public ; generally, that he has removed to Ilkle/ Honse, at the top of Grey-street, lately in the occupa tion of Mr Robert Home. DR. WALKBR may be consulted as usual at Mr Gardner's, "The English Pharmaoy." 184, Queen-street, : daily from 10 to 11 a.m.; and owing to his prao tloo increasing and extending, the hours of consultation at Mr Morgan's "The Golden Moitar," will in future be from 9 to 10 a.m., and 7 to 8 p.mi i '« QHOULD BE IN EVERY HOUSE," CRAWFORD'S 8 A R 8 A P ARILI.A TONIC Ia an hi valuable remedy tor Nervouaneaa, Glddl , ness, Low Spirits, Indigestion, Headache, Obronlo Diarrhoea. Impoverished Blood, General Debility, Neuralgia, Pimples .and Blotches on the face, Eruptive diseases cf the 1 Skin, Seo,-, and as an APPETIZER, It standi unrivalled. It never disturbs the most delioate stomach, but in most oases greatly assists DIGESTION and- ASSIMILATION Of a NUIRIMENT. BUSINESS MEN, GOOD TEMPLARS, and then will find In It a long-ton want, as A RESTOBATIVK and STIMULANT of grea r ower, without having resort to INTOXICATING LIQUORS, , TO PUBDrY THE BLOOD, J CRAWFORD'S BARSAPARIX.LA TONIC.' Is certainly superior to most ot tho medloln sold for this purpose and by its judicious vat • many a serious Illness might bo avorted, ar.d hundreds save themselves a lot of suflerlng and expense they now Incur through negleotlng to take notice of many little dlsordera that a few doses of this TONIO would spoedily remove»it la VERY PLEASANT TO TAKK, and being - compounded of only Harmless Dwks, may be taken bf anyone, however DKLIGATI-. wltt SAtf-l-TY and BENEFIT. Prepared only t.y ORAWF O R 1, PHAKMACKUT.CAL CHEMIST NEWTON ABORT, AWD, Bold In bottles at Ba, Kaon



— ■■illl-l-_-_-M____l^________B________________--_--i--.11111-l Hi j Amusements. ? or abbott-s- Qp c r a House,' Lessee Mr. W. H. Thompson. ' , IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT ! I J LAST NIGHT BUT TWO! LAST NIGHT BUT TWO I (ST TO-NIGHT 1 TO-NIGHT I ■__." MONSTER DOUBLE PRESENTATION NIGHT! s_3» Tc-nif.ht C_> *•"■' Tc-nlght '*' SUITES To-night QUITES ,". '. UITES To-r.tght OUITKS , of To night or FURNITURE TonlKht TTIURISiTURE URNITURE To-night X URNI-URK TO he To night TO BE GIVEN AWAY To-night GIVEN aWAX TO-NIHHT. To-night TO-NIGHT. , In coneeqtnonce of the Great Success of THOMPSON'S COLOSSAL MIRROR or THE ZULU WAR • For tho past SIX WEEKS, the Proprietor vril • I Give Away TWO SUITES OF FURNITURE VALUED AT £60 £60 AND "". 150 OTHER VALUABLE PRESENTS. 15.0 ! Remember! LAST NIGHT BUT TWO I AND ' , ..' . J aRBATEBI GIFT DISTRIBUTION EVEB ATTEMPTEU IN THE COLONIES I SPECIAL NOTICE. 7. LIEUT. HERMAN Will appear In his Ventriloquist Entertainment, entitled, A TRIP THROUGH FUNLAND I The reoiplent o( the Suite of Furniture on ii Saturday evening was Mrs Sinclair, Chapel street. '■ ■-.: ':' Monday Night—Mrs Houston, Chapel-si, Tuesday Night—The Bedroom Furniture, Mrs Motion, Cook-street. : - . r, , Last Night—The reoiplent of the Damask Saite of Farnituro was Mlsb Lye, Freeman's Bay; and the Cretonne Suite, Mr ShlelS, Mount Eden. Doors open at 7.30; overture at 8 o'elook. Prices of Admission—Dress Circle and Or chestral Stalls, 3s: Btalla, 2a 6d: Pit, Ib. Chll-, dren half-price to Dross Circle and Stalls only. Box Offloe at Wayte'a, Bookseller, Queen-at. Desorlptive Lecturer Mr W. H. Thompson. SATURDAY- r : ;• GRAND FAREWELL MATINEE! 7 - When every child attending will receive a Handsome Present. Admission:—Children, Pit and Stalls, Oi: Circle; and Orchestral Stalls, Is. . -.- Adults, Pit and Stalls, is; Circle, 2s. --....,, . \ WANTED, j " \T_T ANTED KNOWN—American Fer- Vt retype Gems, American Postage Stamp Pbrtralta (latest novelty), three dozen for fis.— L ondon Photngraphlo Company. _________ WANTED KNOWN—That Sbarland's : Worm Powders are the raoßt popular and anccesaful remedy now known. Price IS packet^—Address! Opposite Poat-offlce. WANTED KNOWN—J. B. Marriott, Auotloneer, Valuator, and Goheral Salesman, holds his Regular Sales at his mart. overy Monday, Thursday, and Saturday, for the sale of all kinds of Furniture, Produce, Sec. ANTED KNOWN, that nowhere aro hotter qualities In Teas procurable than at the Royal Tea Mart. A trial will furnish tho beat test of their excellence; the increasing salo ia proof that they please the consumers. - , Price 2a, 2s Id. 2s 83,2a Kid,and 3s per lb; Con- , , gouToaa, lß6d, la Bd. and la lOd per lb. General "■■ Groceries and Provisions, wo keep the best : quantise, for quality alone is the true test ot oheapness. Our motto la quality and oheapness oomblnod. Families waited on for orders in all parts of the oity and auburbs. Gooda delivered. ' - —R. FRENCH Grocer, Tea and Provision Dealer, Tbe Royal Tea Mart, Karangahapo Road, Auokland.. WANTED KNOWN, that Mr Pollard Messrs Pollard & Co., Commission V Agents, &c.) calla regularly with Samples on Hotel and Storekeepera In Ponsonby, Newton, ." &0., on Monday and Thursday; and In Parnell, , Newmarket, Epsom, and Onehunga, on Tuoa- : day and irridav. Mercnants and others having lines to oloso consignments, will please com-. ■ mnnlcate by letter to above, at 8, Queen-street.. ■'■ Auokland. Agents for Messrs Bnokhnrat ft Co.'s celebrated Whangarei Ales and Stout. , "Vj/n- ANTED KNO WN. Can be seen at STEPHENSON'S Newton Houso, Nowton:—7s Ladles' Felt Hate, 2/6 eaoh. wprth 5/6: Long Laoe Curtains, 11, 1/3, 1/6.1/8 per yard; Double-width Cashmeres In Newest Shades, 1/ per yard: Good Valuo In Newest StnflJs, IH upwardß; Very Cheap Line of Dress Serges, 111. per yard; Corsets In Newest Makes, 2/6 per pair upwards; Women's Grey Ribbed Merino Hose, /HJ; Women's Striped in Cotton ■.' and Wool. I. to 3/6; 4-Button Black Kid Gloves. 3/6 per pair; Colonial Flannels from 1/3 per yd; English Flannels, 19. upwards; Coloured satins - In Newest Shades, _/6 per yard; Plain Colours "• and Brocaded Velveteens, 2/6 per yard; Ladles' Cashmere Jerseys, 6/6 eaoh; Ladles' Ulsters from 7/6; Children's from 3/11; Good Value in Blankota, 7/6 to 35/ per pair; Unequalled Valuo in Horrocka'a Calico, 4/6 per doz. Millinery and Dressmaking by experienced handa. Fit, atyle. ' . ' - and workmanahlp guaranteed. A. O. STEPHENSON, '77 NAGAHAPE ROAD, NEWTON. ' f WANTED KNOWN— J. G. BROWN, DRAPER,- PARNELL, Is Clearing Out a Lot of Corsets, at 3/; Towels, at Hi ; Fanoy Ribbons, at /3; Worked Slippers. ~,-, at 2/B; Albums, from 1/6. ■?.-,,.; %','R BROWM'S Ch_A£ Drapery Ebtab_ibhmb~t. Pabnel.. - , WANTED KNOWN. — That Shar land's Family Pills are Invaluable for Constipation, Headache, and Indigestion,— -, ~- ~ Prloe la Bor. Addreaa—Opposite Poat Offlce. '"■-■. WANTED KNOWN—Working Men ~ oan Save their Money by oalllng at tho Governor Gordon Dining Rooms. All Meals 6d; Board and Lodging 15b per week.—Note the addresa: Nearly opposite tho Waitemata and«_lose to tho Dook. Lower Albort-street. WANTED KNOWN-Money to Lend on Personal Security. Persona Borrow- Ing £5, receive £i 10a; £10, £9; £20. £18; £51. £15; repayable In Weekly or Monthly Instal ments. Strictest secrecy. I Bills discounted dally.—London Loan and Discount Companyl High-street (between Shortland-street and Vul oan Lane). WANTED En OWN, that E. MltchcN son & Co.. No, 19. Queon-etieot Wharf, *f are selling Maize, Oats, Bran, Sharon, Flour, Oatmeal, fee.. Sec, at lowest market rates, ~, , , WANTED KNOWN.—The Auckland i Timber Company, Limited (late G. Holdshlp ft Co.), aro selling every description _ • of Timber; also, Sashes, Doora, Mouldings. Turnery, Fretwork, Sec, at Specially Low Prices.—Cnatomhonse-Btreot West. . ..., . ,-., WANTED KNOWN—CHEAP TIK- -Z berl Ohkap Timber I And all other kinds of Building Materials, can bo purchased cheaper and hotter than anywhere else at the Yards of D. Goldie, Albort-stroot. There being no manufactory for Joiners' Timber on tho pro- " mlsos, the customer has an additional oppor tunity of getting superior timber, V. hool rlghta' Materials always In atopic. . ,_ _j_r ANTED—Tailora to bear in mind r T T that I have in stook a largo assortment of Blaok and Blue Snperflnes and Doesklnr, Tweeds, Coatings, Bedford Conls, and Trim mings of all descriptions, short lengths of which I oat at wholesale jrloa. A. LOYKTT, WeUeßley-strset. AST E D KNOWN— $ BLOMFIBLD'S WORM POWDERS ore the Flneat Remedy for Worms. In packets, Ono Shllltog: by Post, la Zd.-WEBi. END PHARMACY, Ponsonby. . . ' J WANTED.— The Public to know that Monro ft MHUgan. Hobson-street, have - added to their Tailoring Department a branch for the manufacture of Boys' and Youths' Clothing, made to order, from their large stock of guaranteed shrunk tweeds. ___ WANTED X N O WN BLOMFIBLD'S SOOTHING POW DERS, a cooling aperient for Children cutting teeth, troubled with eraptions of akin. Packets, li. Post, l£ «U-WBST END PHAKMAOY, Ponsonby. WANTED KNOWN tZT FOR CASH ONLY- Good Valuo In Blankets, from 9/11 to 15/ pair Good Valuo in Quilts, from 4/6 to 12/4; bizo, 10-8 Good Value In Sheeting, from /8J; 72 lnob, 1/ Good Value In Calicos, from ii\; white, /3 i Good Value in Drees Materials, from 11$ ■ Good Valuo In Winoeys, from /~t to l/'i . 1 Good Value in Lace Curtains, from S/ll to 30 "l *■": Good Value In Ladioa" Ulsters, from 8/9 np " i Good Value in Hoßlery, all sizes and mokes Good Valno In Batine and Velveteens, from 2/8 i , Good Value In Uandkorohlofs, from /li oach 1 Good Value In Table Napkins, /7i; Cloths, 2/ I Good Value In Folt Carpets, lM; Tapestry, 2/8 > Good Value In Millinery and Underclothing , Good Valrie in Haberdashery * Good Value in 2-sjutton Black KM Gloves, Good Value In Ladles' Corsets, 5/5 to _o,_ ' AT WM, H. SMITH'S ',' .... Z Cheap Dbapkey Wabbhouss, ' Corner Of Upper Queen and Alexnndra-Btreets Opposite Army and Navy Hotoh N.R-OurWeU-assorted Stock OtGENKKAIi ' DRAPERY la bought cheap vobi cash, and marked In plain figures at 10 ncr cent, leas than • . usual Queen-street prices. We Invite rompar eon