The Auckland Evening Star.

XIII-No. 3,G19.

AUCKLAND, NJZh THUBSOAY, MARCH W, Itm.

(Published Daily),

PRICE : ON rt PENNY



Shipping. UNION STEAMSHIP COMPANY OF NBH |j S -^ «_\ ZKALAND (Lliirn-o). \ c:,^_i_ time Tabls— ! |] March, 1882. FOR GISBORNE, »A_WJ^__«B_yw i vti'-'i 'ii.M i-'Ut-i oHA*ii-H"*W3s -inP bYt!uCT__r___m __________£____ wg*"J> ftteamer. Date of BalHn«. Latest RiS-o-iiooma Crldav. 17.10 a.m. — Tk anau Thursday, 23, noon — Booking Cargo to Tolago Bay. foTTak7J7i A_a, nelson, -'icrof., vvel- UNGTOH. LYTTELTON, AND WEST Coast Ports 'FBom Manukas. WanaKA Tuesday, 21,10 a.m. 9.10 a.m. llawea I uosday, 28,3 p.m. 2 p.m. y_Ht MELMIHIKNE. Via BOUTH. , T;inoaroom_ Friday. 17, 10 a.m. — Tk Anau Ihursday, 23, noon — 'Calling at Hobart ~ _j__ Sy'NiCY. RrvroßUA Wednes,, 22. i p.m. — FOX I.ICVUK- ANU aUVA. TiiARQA | About March 27 I — | __ffmtJt_7___FLL AND KAWAKAWA. Te Anau I Monday, 20,6 p.m. | — Dnrlng Febrnary, Excursion Rotnrn Tioketß wlll be Issued at Reduced Ratoo, available for return until 31st March. MT Uar_o must bo alongside one hour beforr time of 4«parture. Passage Tlokots mv.i iw at the offlra betore etnbp.rklng, Anr;kl»_d Branch I a. Quefla-street jJKJL W'I'EAM TO UJWUON l^^^^v ' ord_nt"l_sjk, 'Ssfiwmmi __ c t o u ow i_n steamships bf longing to the Orient Steam Navigation Com uanyiLlmitedl.andthe PaoifloSteam Navigation Company will leave BYUN-Y at the under mentioned datee for MKLBOURNK. ADK LAIDE and LONDON, via Suez Canal:- Stuamer, J. t.cpg. 'I'on-gej. l>t|a. JOHN ELDER.... 4,152 -larch ill SORATA 4,014 AprU 14 CUZCO 3,819 AprU 28 COTOPAXI.. 4,028 May 12 ORIENT 5.336 | May2B And the Sorvloe will be maintain.- oy snr< ceodlt'.g steamers at in tor vols of a Fortnight Auckland possangors for John Elder proceed par Rotorua on 23rd Maroh. Fares to London, 16 to 70 guineas, 3no_ Canal Dnes, 8a In addition. Paroels booked through to London, Passon<;ors o«_ book from Auckland at a through rate to oovor Intercolonial fare and Canal duos, and so sermro apeolal advantage*, Pass-gen from london oan be granted In Anrkland. For plans ar.rt full p_rtloulara. apply. t», I_indon, to F. Green ft Co., and Anderson, Anderson fc Co., Joint Managers of thaLlno: or to the Agents In Auoklana UNION STEAMSHIP CO. OF N.Z, •Tii-Trsol. Queen-street «=a_s_^ OENINBULAR AND OKl l___X£>lr ENTAL STEAM .NAVIGA -I^&^™r,'TlON COMPANY. The Company's Steamships (under contract with the Victorian Government for tho convey ance of her Majesty's mails) will be despatched t _.„_„,_- I Leave I Leave I Leave Steamer. J. Sydney iMelbrn'! Qlenelt; SHANNON. Mar 23 Mar 39 Mar 31 CLYOK (about).- April 7 April 11 April 13 INDUS _..._ April 21 April 25 April 27 And thonoeforth evory alternate woek. Routei—lt is intended to despatch these steamers for Plymouth and London via Point de Galle. Passengers for England will therefore not require to ohange steamers. Kates of passage money to Plymouth or Lon don l £70) flrat, and £15 seoond-class; Italian Sorts, £65flrst,and£4oseoond-_aBS. Possongors opklng at Auokland sjoure special advantages. For further particulars respeotingpaas-go money and freight apply to CRUICI.SHANK te OOu Agents, 18, Queen-Btreet, Auckland. ___Sf^ Tl_ rAIUKU & ONEHUNGA _H^_^ Vf STEAM NAVIGATION CO, ■ WTBs**(Ln_n_D). Time Table—March, 188a. 8,8. RiANUEAU, I/iavea Onehunga I Leaves Walnkn l Mar. Mar. 17- Friday, 6pm 18—Saturday, 9.30 a m 20-Monday,63oam 20-Monday, 11 am 22-Wednesday,Bam 22 -Wednesday. 12.15pm 25-Saturdoy,9.4sam 25~3aturday, on 27-Monday, 10.30 a m 27-Monday, 3.30p m 28-Tuesday, Ipm 29—Wednesday, 6a m 81-Frlday, 4pm An. 1-Saturday, 8.30 a m For Manukau Heads, every Thursday, at Bam Hy order of the Directors, all Freight must be pr-pold. CUNNINGHAM. Agent m. uTIAIt TO TLB ''^_|S___^ "' 1' H AMES, !.^e^_^sT OHINKMURLWAITEKAURI, SVAJHI. TE AROHA GOLDFIELDSI MOB; t'INSVILLB. WAITOA PLAINS. ANDGRANT AND FOSTICK'S SETTLEMENT, E 81 T E R P B I S E 2? O. 2, P.S, TE ABOHA, & P.S, PATIKI, From Auokland i m _ From Thames I _ Thursday, 6 p.m. Friday, 7 p.m. Saturday, 8.30 a.m. The time table of river steamers to be seen St Sntorprlse DIHoe. Wharf. FARES! To Thames _ Saloon. 7s 6d i Steerage,» I'o Ohinomurl through, 6s e___ra To Ta Aroha through, 10a extra Not responsible (or shipping, carrying, or dis charging-vestooK Agents. *.__■_*_ __ » COROMANDEL, -_.__a__^ Tbe fast and favourite S.si COROMANDEL, Captain, W. D. Hargrove, Timk-Table, Leaves Auokland i Leaves Coromandel I Thursday, 16,12midnt Friday, 17.7 P.m. Saturday, 18,11 a.m. Saturday, 18,6 p.m. Woather and other (nrcumstanoes permitting. All parcels to bo prepaid at office, No. 9, Queen^treet Whart ( __-„,______. MaMß _, ( *___»--. UTBAM TO THAMES, CAR _^B»__K-) RYING PASSENGERS AND '****'CARGO, coNNEonNO with Ohinb außL Omahu, Waitoa Plains, and Mokkikb t-ir.i,- (Piako District), TtaiK Tabls, S.S. BOTOMAHANA," From Auckland l Thursday. 10 morning Friday, 7 morning Saturday, 11.30 morning From Thames l Thursday, 4 aftornoon Friday, 5 aftornoon Saturday. 6 afternoon Fretgflt through to Te Aroha, 25s per ton. No cargn received within halt anhonrofs- rertisod time of leaving. __„„- . „„_ 4 FBASER fc TINNE Agent. Site*--. AT'JB'i'H^KN STEAMSHIP ?_&E_te J-l CO. (LIMITED). TIME TABLK-MahcH, < Weather and Other Clrcumstancea Permitting). TAUEANOA AND BAY OF PLENTY POKTiS, BT-AM-K. I DATE OF BAILWB. Wellington I Thursday, 16, 5 p m Glenelg Mondoy, 20, 5 pm Gienolg Thursday. 23, 5 pm Wellington Monday, 27. 6pm Wellington 1 Thursday, 30. 7 P m Conneots at Tauranga for Opotiki Staff- and" Bay of Plenty Ports every Tuesday FOB KUSSELL, WHANOAROA, & MANGQNUL Well_iite¥l MoTidayT-OToTm Glenelg I Morday, 27. 5p m _____ FOX W-HANQAKEI, WHANGAREI HKADB, AND MANQAPAI. Every Tuesday at 6 p.m. -vrgyle (Carrying passengers and cargo for Waipn), . gOB WHANGAREI AND WHANQABEI HEADS. lEvors Friday, at 5 p.m. (Carrying paßSengeni and cargo fc-r Walpo). FOB MKBCUBY BAY. _______ ) Every Monday, at 4 P.m. FOB MANGAWAI. UMna-V~_~ '■ EgnrvThnraday. at 6 p.m. " FOB lIOKIANGA (FBOM ONEHUNGA), Kowena | Tuesday, 21,1 p.m. _____ <ar Cargo must be booked and alongside one tiour before aavertised time of departure. Passage ticketß mußt be taken at trie uent oany s Offloe«lNo. 67, Queen-Btreet, Aucklann. »»-.»--■--„ «. -^ MOGBBGOB, Managing Director



Shipping, -_aafe»_ OTBAM TO THE HOT S&O SPRINGS. MAHURANGI. K3,„_a*# MATAKANA, KAWAU, AND 9MAUA. The 8A 'ROSS CASEY. Al at I_o7fi_, W. Somerville, Master. For Hot Springs, Matakana, Kawau, and Omaha—Every Tuesday at 11 o'olook, re turning on Wednesday, For Hot Springs and Mahurangi—Every Thurs day and y-aturday at 11 a_n„ returning on Monday and Friday. No Paroels or Goods taken without shipping note. For freight or passage apply to H. J. WIOKENB. SS-«B._. TAEVONPORT STKAM _^^^, \J FERRY CO. (Lllirr-D). ALTERATION OF TIME TABLE. COMMENCING IST MARCH, 1882. From Auokland to North Shore—7.3o a.m., 18, 8 30, i 9. 9 30, +10,10.30.11, t11.30, 12 noon, 112.30 p.m.. t1.30, 2 2.30, t3. 3 30.4, t1.30. 5, t5.30, 6, 6.30. 7.30, 8.30. 9.30.10.30,11,30 (on Saturdays 1 p.m. instead of 12.30), From North Shore to Auckland—7 a.m.. t7.30, 8, +8,30, 9.19 30,10. +10.30.11,11.30, +12 noon. 1 p.m„ tl.3ii, t2, _ 30,3, +3.30. 4,1.30, t5, 5 30, t6, 7, 8, 9, 10,11. SUNDAYS. From Auc_L-ND to North Shore—lo a.m, 10.30. +1 p.m., 1.30, 2, 2.30, t3. 3.30, 4. t1.30,5, +5.30; 6, 6.30, 8,45. From Norto Shore to Auokland-9.30 a.m„ tlO 12.30 p.m., I, tl.Bo, 2, 2.30, 3, t3 SO, 4, 4.50, t5, 5.30, +6. 8.15. tTo and from Devonport Wharf (excepting at low tide). from Auckland to Nou-i iiootb—t7.3o a.m, 9.10, t10.10,12.10p.m„ tilO, 4.10, +5.10, +810.110.10. From NoRTnooTE to Auoklabd-+7 a.m., +8.30, 0.40, +10.40,1.10 D.m., +2 40, 4.40, t0.40,19.40, SUNDAYS. From Atjckl-hd to Nobthcote—lo.3o a.m„ 1.10 p.m., 2.10, 3.10. 4.10, 5.10. G.lO. From Northcote to -iucKHND-10a.m., 12,40 p.m., L4O, 2.40, 3.40. 4.10,5.40. t To and from Birkenhead Wharf. { Night Boat, on Wednesdays and Saturdays only, JAMES BAKKR, Trufllo Manager, •SBd^. THOR NORTH SHORE. n , H"B"* P.S. TONGARIRa Time table. From Auckland: From North Bhoro i 7.10 am 2.15 pm 7.30 am 2.45 pm 8.10 am 3.15 pm 8.30 am 3.45 pm 9.10 am 415pm 9.39 am 4.45pm 10.10 a m 515pm 10.45 a m 5.45 p m 11,15 am 615pm 11.45 am 7.20 pm 1215 pm 12 45 pm Wednaeday and Saturday Nighta. 9.16pm 10.15pm | 9.45pm 10.15pm SUNDAYB. 945 am 5.15 pm 10.15 am 6.45 pm 12.60 pm 6.15 pm 1.30 pm 11.45 pm 2.15 pm 815pm 2.46 pm 8.45 pm 3.15 p m 0.19 p m 345 p m 0.15 p m 4.15 p m 145pm Blngle Faros, 3d; Hoturn, 4d; Weekly Family Ticket, 2s Gd; Weekly Single l'ioket, 1_ Od. K. WRIGHT. Agent. -rrv-fc^ "l aCKISASEO COMMUNICA IHtSSg-l- TION li'iTWK_N AUCKLAND *-"W»»_ ND NORTHERN WAIROA, The Kalpara 8.8. Co.'s s.s. DURHAM Now runs a Special Tri-wuokly Sorvleo to Northern Walroa. leaving Holensvlllo after tho arrival of the 1.30 train from Auckland on Fri days, rettirming from DargavlUe by Monday morning's tide. She leaves Uolonsvllle again on Tuesday as usual. This extra t&'p will be continued until further notice. W. LODDEK, MnnajK ~~~ XjTOR EAST COAST ,C&_K. J? PORTS AND GISBORNE. |_i___ij_?' Tho Sohooncr GISBORNE, -Basse-—- fJorrtr;H. Master, will sail from Quoonstroet vvharf on MONDAY, 20th Inst, (woathor permitting), O. J. HUTCHINSON, _gent, 15, Custom-honso-stroot. t. - ■■■ ■ Drapery and Olothina. X\T U.-SL-Y HOUSE, Jtjst Opened, A Fresh Assortment of Ladles' & Children's Underolothlng, Corsets, Sea. Ladles' Nightdresses (boauiifnlly trimmed), 4s Gd, 5s lid -, Chemises, 2s, 2s 9d, 3a Od. Children's Underolothlng In groat variety. A Large Assortment of Ladles Corsets just to hand in White, Black and Drab, 'fne "Grecian drier " Belt Cor set, Bide lacing; this Corsot Is cspcclnlly adapted for the present style of cos tume, the side lacing enabling It to be adlustod to almost * any figure. 2000 yards Swiss Embroidery Edgings at Sd, Id and Sd, a great bargain. An Extensive and Well-Seleotod Stock of General Drapery at moderate f rices. Country Ordors promptly attended to. One Shilling In the £ discount on all Cosh Puroh-ses to the amount oi 20t> and upwards. A, LOVETT, WELLESLEV-STRE-T. \TT HY GO TO TOWNI Come and see our Grand Show of GENERAL DRAPERY. As large a variety of equal value and as low prices as those at town At Stephenson's. We are Selling the remainder of our Prints, Muslins, and Dross Materials at Greatly Ro duoed Prices, prior to Stock-taking. Also, the balance of our Straw Goods, oontl-ting of Men's, Boys, Ladies' and Children's Hats and Bonnets. Just Received i 8100 worth of Samples of Hosiery, Corseta, Sun Hats, Infants' Bonnets, Pelises, Braoes, Belts. Shirts, and Underoloth lng, whloh we are selling at the Wholesale Prices. Also, 550 yds Mack and Strlood Grena dines, worth is Gd, to bo cleared at Bd per yd j Grey and White Calico, from 2Jd per yd. All other Goods to be had equally as cheap at A, O. STEPHENSONjS, NEWTON HOUSE, Near Post-offloo. 1/ DEFERRED \ II P*_. V M X N T /I li BYSTEM ij rAILORS, DRAPERS, AND OUTFITTERS, HOBSON-STREET (Nearly opposite Wellington-street), Have a Well - Assorted STOCK of the BEST CLASS GOODS. AU Tweeds thoroughly shrunk before being made up, and fit and workmanship guaranteed. The Deferred Payment System has been found to be a great boon, by enabling those with limited Incomes to procure necessaries In the easlost possible way, INSPECTION INVITED. «- ARGAINS i BARGAINS 1 — Ladies, 13 bear in mind that WilUamß's is the Cheapest Houso In Town for Ladies* Under clothing, Real and Imitation Maltese Lace, Sllk and Lace Ties, Neck Frlllings: a nice assort ment of Gilt and Black Brooches and Earrings, obeap. Ladies from the country would do well to buy their Goods at Wlllianiß's, Cheapest House in Town, foot of -Grey-street, four doors above Market entrance. Open till 8 o oloo_ p.m. — . FANCY WORK OF EVERY DHBCRIPTION TAUGHT. — - j_ Z A A. STEPHENSON, Q «rj ______ Ifi . tn thanking his patrons forpaßt favours, g % now wishes to inform them that ho has g .3 REMOVED from the Newton Fanoy g « Bazaar to his NEW SHOP, opposite £ .. Lsmbourne's, Ironmonger, Ksranga- _^ 1 hapo road, and has NOW OPENED > | A LARGE AND VARIED STOCK g a OF FANCY GOODB of all kinds. g rri " cb 3 LADIKb'WOOLS OF EVE BY SHADE jj a OF COLOUR. ► . Laeqk Assortment. g g __-— - LESSONS QIVEN IN THE ABOVE.



Business -Notices. rriHE RED BOOT, H. SAWKINS having secured the services ot Mr Browniiili/s lato Foreman, all orders entrusted to me will receive special attention. -11 bespoke ordors made on tho premises, C3, Victoria-street. WH. SKINNER & SON, • BUILDERS, CARPKNTiIRS, Arm JOINERS, VULCAN LANE. All Branches of tho Building Trade exoontod by Experienced Workmon. Shop Fronts, Offlco Fittings, &o. UICIOKIA H O C _ K. E. A. COLSON, STATIONER AND BOOKSELLER. Victoria-street, Auckland, Corner of Hobson-street, Diaries, Almanacs, Books, Birthday Cards, Sachets, fee, in groat variety. H. A. POLS ON milE NEW ZEALAND TIMBEK COMPANY (LIMITED) Beg to inform their numerous Customers th_ they have porch-Bed the Business hitherto con ducted by Mossrs, Jagger and Porker, and that, la accordance with Shis arrangement, Mr, Jagger will bo the Managor tor tho Company In Anoklond, who will rocelvi? and oxooute nil ordors, IJ. A. HARRIS, Chairman i Auckland, nepteinbor, ISBL ' WE beg to <,'ive notice to our Customers that wo havo Incorporated onr Busliioaa with tho Now Koaland IHinber Co. (Limited), , JAGGER ft PARKER, | Auoklarf-, Boptombor, 1881. mHE NEW ZKALaWD timber JL COMPANY (LIMITED) c now prepared to supply Timber ot any ength and size at the shortest notice. FRANK JAGGBR, Man ago J. __________ September 1881. p U is L I C NOTICE, T. i. PHILIP, Bread & Biscuit Baker & Confkotioneii. WEDDING CAKKS MADE TO ORDER. Note the Addekbs— KARAN GAuAPE KOAD, Newton. Families waited on for Orders, Our Pastry IS a gl'OUl -PKCIALITV. T. J. PHILIP. THE COVENTRY PICTURE FRAME MANUFACTORY, MUSICAL INSTRUMENT AND FANCY BAZAAR, 79. Vi_tohia-_trkict, Auckland. THOMAS E. CARTER, Proprietor, Pictures Mounted and ifr.med on tho shortost notioo. A Choloo A-Bort-i-iit of. Birthday Cards, Oleographs. Chronica, Prints, Illumina tions, and Fancy Goods. Planofortos Tunud and regulated from os. Toachor of Pianoforte liar moniiim, and Oomat Concertina, Molodlou, or Accordion, taught by my now method, for 20s. Violin Strings and Fittings. ran _ t Tv _: v r v c k s JL ¥AR_]Jt AND FRBKSTONEjMASONS nonunion... Head-atones, Tombs, and iron Tomb llallinga. IfTSOniPTIONS KX_OOTKD IN A BUFRRIOH BTXT-C, Puioks and DitsinNe FREE nn Application, ADDBEBB r— CORNER OB RUTLAND AND LORNB STR-BTO, AUCKLAND Near Junction of Unoen and Wakefield Btroots /IUES'I'S OF DHA\V E X JS, Vory Handsome Chosts of Ilrawora in rich Mottlod Kauri, also Wardrobes and vory protty Choironiors, at very reasonable prices, for Cash only, Tho above wood bocomes moroboantlful with ago, and Is always vory valuable. W. NORRIK, OABIKUV MaNUFACTUR-H, 'lop of Uhortland-Btroot. OIL, CU_• U V n, AND GLA » B MERCHANTS. "W. Philupps fa Son. 96 & 97, QUKEN-STRKET, AUCKLAND, N.Z., IMPORTERS OF PAPERHANGINGS. Panel Dooorations, GLA-3—Ptllshod. Sllvorod, aad Roagh Plats Engllsh and Continental Shoot, Photo graphic, Glass Shados. WHITK LEAD, Colours, OU, VARNISHES Brushes. Mixed Paints, Carson's Antloor. roelve and Patent SUioate Paints,- MOULDINGS—GiIt, Stained. Voneorcd, for PioturoFramoand Room DeooraUoni, Fancy Frames tor Cabinet and O.D.V. Pictures of every description in groat variety Sobapb—Photos and Coloured, Albums for Photos, Scrape, Sec, tec, tec, Cut-out or Overlay Mounts, all sizes: Cablnot and C.D.V. Mounts; Artists' Uoqulsltea, W. P. 85 S. having always on hand the largest stock of the above goods In tho North Inland cf New Zealand, are able to execute either whole sale or rotail ordors on the moat favourable terms. Samplos of Paperhangfngs from open stock, or of original packages, sont on applica tion. Now settlors in Auckland should Inspect our stock of PaporhanglngH u_d Pictures before fitting up their now homes; thoy will find bouu thbw to suit tho nio-iis of everyone, W. PHILLIPPS & SOW, QUKEN-KTRKKT. AUCKLAND. 1i; If. LitlS SL A Y-S T1! _. j_T l>" _->, V> COLOUR, fc GLASS WARKHOUSE.- C. G. Hill, Importer of Paporhangings, Oils, Colours, Glass, Varnish, White Lead, tec, Gilt and Stalled Mouldings and Plotures, tec. Pic ture-framing to order. Just lauded, ex ' Core nilla' and r Lo»_ Doom,' 215 packages Paper hangings, Whits Lead, Ofli tec—Picas* note the address i WeUoflUr-stmet West (opposite Market entrance!. IK JS _A a I »ftOIH IS XS, WOOL MERCHANTS, TANrTKB- AND LEATHER MANUFACTURER-, IMPORTERS OF Saddlers' and Bootmakers' Machinery, English and Foreign Leather, Saddlery, Saddlers' ironmongery, Hoot Uppers, Grindery. Mill Bolting, Suction and Delivery Hose. tec, tec WaiehoußCS I—Voloan Lane and High street Workal:—Panmnre, Auckland, Constituents' Orders Promptly and oarofull. Bxecntod. "VTEWTON V.BJ-ETIAN BLIND J3I £T 0 R J <? _ 0, TUCKER, VBNSTIAN BLIND MAKER AND WIRK WORKER, KARAKGAHAPB KO.U3, NKWTOHI Venetian Biinds of the beat quality made and fixed at Is pet foot. Wireworr., a! <«_■ descrip tion and pattern, mad» to orfter Jteoalr. neatly exeouted, T UCKLAND PICTURE-FRAMING AND GILDING DEPOT, J, R. DE COUBCEY Begs to notify to his old frlonds and the gene public that he haa undortakon the Management of tho above Establishment, whoro GILDING, PICTURE-FRAMING, MOUNTING, &0., In all Its branohes will be undertaken at prices defying competition, ESTIMATES BIV-Ki A Large Stook of Mouldings, Pioture-iramlng Materials, and Plotures of every description always on hand. quken-street, Junction of Wakkfikld-street. rglO OttAfEKS, GKCCEKS, AND X OTHERS. A supply Of MARCUS WARD & COr_ GOODS has just been opened at tho Stab. Office, Inspection of which Is respeotiully in vited The Goods consists ot Orkamental Cards of vario-B descriptions and the Latest Patterns, suitable for Almanacs, Business Notifloatione and Advertising purposes generally. TTUGU rl GII. M OUR (Late Thomas J. Uarbatt), STEAM BBU SH, PORTABLE FORGE, AND BELLOWS FACTORY, Viotoeja-street East, Auckland. jyi IR H E V. AND CO. (limited), V Wholksalk SnrppiNG & I^amilv RtJTC-tKRS, Queen-stroot (next Bank of Now Zealand, Auckland). — Ponltry of all kinds dressed to order. Prime Smoked Tongues, Home-cured Baoon, Corned Beef on Sale in Large Quantities. — N. 3. —Dealers in Game. Live Pheasants forwarded to all parts of the Colony upon receipt of order. FamUles waited on Intown or suburbs.



xiusinesß .Notices. DAVIES AND TRENCH ARO. LAN-, ESTATE, AND GENERAL COMMISSION AGENTS, NATIONAL INSURANCE BUILDINGS, Qu__N-BTii!£&T, Auckland. VARIOUS PEOPESTIIiS FOE BALK IN TOW. AND COUNTRY. HOUSES, PBOPKRTIES, AND STOCK BOuGH1) OU SOLD ON COMMISSION, f^OOD NEWS 1 GOOD MiSWS VST MOST INTERESTING FACTS I That ROBERT TUOEHOPE, Plumber. UPPER QUEEN-STREET, AUCKLAND, Can now supply CORRUGATSD TANKS, Portable Hup, Pltwgb, and shower baths Also, Portable Furnaoks and Cooper Wabhinc Boilrkb, at Cheapest Rates. Country Orders promptly attended to. All Branches of tho Trade carried on in Town or any part of the Province. j ROBERT TITDEHOPB I A UCKLAND TIMBER COMPANY 1 _rV- (LIMITED). ' GREAT BARGAINS IN BUILDING TIMBER, jss- Making Boom. "_. C CUNNINGHAM & CO.'S CENTRAL J AGENCY. snipriNO, commission, and general forwarding ao-nts. Officell77, Qukkn-hthhet, Auckland (Opposite '0. &S. Morrln's); f.nd at Onkhunoa. Ordor Book at W. J, Hurst & Co.'s, 101. Quoon stroet, as usuoL For tho groater oonvonlonce of the Pablio, Booking Offices (with storage) aro now open as above, at which Goods r.ro recoivod and for wardod with despatch to all ports ot New Zealand and Australia, Carting dono in Town and Suburbs at rea sonable rates. JOHN BOYLAN, O.K.] lIIOBT, LUNDON, C.B. BOYLAN AND LUNDON, civil enginebrß, Licensed Land Tkansfee Surveyors authorised native land surveyors, engineering and quantity surveyors, colonial hank building, AUCKLAND. ci r^ i^ o a. W. H. HKIN NE R, ARCHITECT, Has taken offices formorly ooeupled by the City Council, and ovor Mosßrn, Upton and Co.'s. Qnenn-stroot SUPERIOR COHKUGATED TANKS. k"' J. L. KEAN (DAT- ALFRED SMART), Has tor Salo a number of tha abovo, with Taps ready for uso, at reduced rates, at his Shop. Flllott-stroet I-vrgo qu_nt,ltlos of Spoutingl Ridging, and Down Pipes always In Btook, Vorandah Iron ourvod at tho shortest notioß. Country ordure will always roceivo his prompt attention, l<>ad washers always on hand. rail) BUTCHERS, SETTLERS! X FARMER-, AND uTILWHB, The nnder*ln_cd are Cash PukoiiahkrS of HIDES, BHEKPBRINB, WOOL. TALLOW, BEESWAX. &o„ £0.. .;t Highest Market ItateC In any quantity. Consignor!, nLrotn mil hnra prompt and Im mediate cash ifimiiu-ioos reinrnod »« satisfac tory rates. , __ IRELAND HROS., T*N!»E« AWII L-ATH.-tMANDrAOTUH-HB. __0 ir l.Air-n, "/ \ lson lorn ato sauok, New Season- Quality Guaranteed. To be obtalnod of nil Grooors, at 1/ per h'ottlo. G. COZENS, Agont, 27. Quwn-Btroot •ÜBTAHI.ISHKn ISOO, "SAT 1? T, T R A F X O X i>, MURGBON DKNTIS. W AKBU'IELIVUTUBBT, -»a_U thr-EN-HTa_!Hl Palnleaa --traction oi Teeth by the .Oxtda Nitrogen Gsu>. Prctosalonal ItonrH—9 till - p.m. JU JS a U IS X _ O W, 4 HOUSE, MHIP, tIIGN, AND GENERAL OBoaruTrvH fainter, SO, 8, WYNW-AM-STRKBT. \\: ikino ck. b v ■'.: lU_it S, T T SOAP AND CANDLE MANUFAOTURERS, COX';S ORE XX, IiIJCHMOND, arriMi uijiiham-lith-.t, AUOKI_IND. Ca«h Purchasers of Tallow, Wool. Sheepskin^ _a_ _a___ I_-i«llHiVffi"-™'-!'" lv"IJ,'"''"i"" WB-MBPe ii'oi'iimsif in MurtOi VT E W S5 EAL AN D FERN S, A.l Unmounted, or Tastefully Mounted in various ways, rvau 12 » r if) 131 vab ETIE3, or Pnlei lyf % g X I 0 O R A I G, OCLtrAW- 'UUl'> -TTujls, X *HOBT_AKD-«B-MWt Tourists snl Visitors are Invited to inspect Pulman's Views of the Hot Lakes, Auokland and Bush Soonery, &o. The greatest variety of Original Portraits of Maori Colobritles In New Zealand. PHOTOGRAPHY IN ALL ITS BRANCH-B. UUPERIOR CORRUGATKD TANKM. IC7 S. PARKER HAS FOR SALE a number of the above, with Tap ready for rtso, £2 and uuvrardß, At his Steam Works, Victoria-btrK-T, or his Shop Wk-Leblev-strbiot, I_orge quantities of Spouting, Ridging, and Down plpon elwi'.ys in stock. Verandah Iron ou-vod at shortost notice, Manufacturer of Load and Compo Pipe. A oboioo BOloctlon of Chnndellors, tec, at his Welicsloy-Btrect shop. Country orders will always receive his prompt attention. rjeonood to lw on Wator, » 90LB TSTNTBB 09 THE IMPROVED LBAD KDGE RIDOINa. ?_i a r^ F' O it V' S O FRUIT AND PROVISION STORE, Pork Pica M°DOt_& Ripe Poaohos from Is per do.. BANANAS I BANANAS 1 3d per lb by the bunch. COOKING PEACHES, 6d. PER DOZEN, ViOTOBiA-BTRK-T (corner ot Albort-streot). rriAYLOR'S PATENT SEWING 1 MACHINES Aua Simple to Learn, Quiet in Aotlon. Not liable to get out ot order. Possess large and easily threadod Shuttles. No DirnouLTY In getting Needles and Extras TAYLOR'S PATENT SEWING MACHINES should be Inspected by all desirous of pro curing a Thoroughly Good Machine, Also, to be had at Low Prices, TWISTED LOOP-STITCH'MACHINES Of Be3t Construction, Ot AOBCTTI T, PEACOCK, Optician, Speotaoloa, Teleacopea, Mlorosoopes. Barometers, Kleotrio Bolls, &o. S_3trnmeatn and Machines Repaired, SHCRTLAND - STREET, iOpscalto the_P_i__o__oe_ filTATh} Cl)-A L 1 COAL witati wmn coal m?:v.n, WHANGAREI, OFFICE I NO 8, LOWER QUEEN-STREET, W, S L O A N E, AGENT.



MeaicaL MORE LOCAL EVIDENCE OF THE CURATIVE PROPERTIES OF r "pROFESSCR r Hebba- Treatment. " MAY NOW BE CONSULTED AT HIS AD DRESS, BUOM-AND-STRRRT. To Professor Gusscott, ohortland-strect, Anck > land. Sir,- I hereby certity that for over two yoara I was troubled with a violent cough, with a frequent spitting of blood and great palpita tion. 1 would not attempt to walk up ahill.nor yet to lie down In my bed during that time, I w.jb unable to ao any work, after spendtn. a great * deal of money on doctors and c.emlsta, _3 well as being an out-do^r patient of tho hospital. I . lost all hopes of recovery, but seeing so many cures you had effected in the " Usr.ld," I was advised to come to Auckla.d and yivo your herbal rcmedios a fair trial, and I a:a happy to cay in six weoks I could return to the Thumoß a strong, hoalthy man, free from cough or palpila . tion, thank God and you also. I shall he shle to recommend your herbal treatment, for I cau speak for myself, also from scores I hive soon inyourplnoi at, different times, and n-. cry ono speaking in the highest terms of jour lie.-; ,wcni. ■ —Bolieve mo to bo, yours ever grateful, Frank Southorby, Thamos, January 18S2. To Professor Guasoott, Shortland-Ktroot: Sir, —Kor tho last three years I have beon with that dreadful complaint called uyspopsia, or indiges tion. It did not matter what 1 ate, In an hour or so after my stomach would boijin to swell, that I should have to unfasten my clothes, Tho food used to turn sour on my stomuch. Then I would commonco belching wind and (ins. Dirty , sour froth would hoavo from my client. I had to bo vory particular in what I should oat. Fat meat, oabbago, or potatoes, or cheese—they acted on mo like bo much babn, in Uct I did not know what to oat, for nothing would agree with mo. Hat hearing of your Herbal Tonic, I wru induced to try a uottlo, a»d whoa 1 lit d o_o I wanted moro, for my health wuu more to mo than money. I found moro relief from your Tonio and Composition Powdor than all the medicine I havo over takon. You havo ef fected a porfoct cure of mo. I can oat now any , thinir as well as tho rest of my family, and on| oy it.- Boliovo mo to h*, yours ovor truly, .Am inizabeth Swan, Pnr:;.ll, January 11, ISSi To Profosssor Gut..'ott: Dear Sir.—My case was so remarkable an t my euro so cffuctual.iliat I feol it my duty to givo you atostimoutiij as my evidence. 1 have boon aull'ering with rheuma tism for the last Bovon yc_ra, and a groatpn-t of that tlnw I havo not boon able to dress or un dress mysalf. For live years I was unable to walk without crutchee. I was ttrad of my life, beoaaee I was a harden to myself and f»«iily, but hearing and icolng tho wonderful cures you had offectod in different ohroniocoiUDluintß.and a gr-at number whloh I know, whloh aro not published, but I think it my duty to you and to tho publto, that a man c_ your skill in curin. Buch chronic comnlainta as mine should bo a household word. I waslikoa man drowning. I was glad to grab at anything, but I am happy to say that, through your herbal treatment, I am hearty and woll, and oan go without crutohos ns woll as over.—Bollevo mo to bo, yours ever grateful, J, C, Dean", Ponsonby, January 1!), 1882, To Professor Gusscott, Shortland-stroot. Sir, —I am happy to Inform you of tho perfoot euro I hava received through your raodiclnal treat moot I camo to you on tho 27th of Soptember last. At that time my log waa pronounced In curablo; but whon 1 camo to you you told mo. that you would convince mo in a fortnight, und I am happy to say you bavo fullllled your promise althongh I was rathor doubtful: but I was told ny a friend of mine fiat, if I Bald to, youwouW nottroat me. My friend's namo I* Mrs Walker, who knew you in Chrlstohurcii, She was also a patloa t of yatirs whloh you cured of the dropsy, lam hippy to say »hat I havo dlspcnwsd withf my crutches, and able to attend to my domostio duties. I givo yon this for tho tun-lit of others who aro sulteilig as I havo been for yoars.—Yours, ovor thankful, Mre Kliy Joyce. Nuwton-road. Dcoombor 1. To Professor Gupsoott, Shortland-etroot Dear Sir,—lt Is with great ploasuro that I add to tho number of your vuluablo testimonials for tho miraoulmiscnra your moillclae has performed on mo. 1 havo been troublwi with what somo modlcal n:on oall l-dlgoation, othorß dyspepsia, but whon I came to you on thu lflih of Sopt, you told mo that I had liver complaint; you : oxpuiiio* to mo my symptoms about tho palpita tion of tho heart, tin wind on tna stomach, cold hands and feat, tho sourno.-B of tho wind and gas I nsod to bolch, cold chills running down my Imek, and, In fact, you described my feelings bo minutely, that I was quito satisfied that you undorstood my complaint, and I urn happy to say thiit through jour herbal treatment you havo effected aperfect cure—Yours over grate ful, Mrs M. Littlo, Uobsoii-streot, Auckland. To Professor Gusscott. Shortland-street, Sir,— I havo boon troublod with nonralgia in both my hoad and faco, and boon deprived from many nights' sleop, nnd whon I sat down to my food many .times I havo bad to got np from tho table and walkabout without evor tasting food. A s I told you; when I applied to yon, that 1 had tried all tho chomlsts In town, and I only got temporary reliof. Whon you told mo you would cure mo in a minute I was vory doubt ful, but am happy to but you did so. I should rocommond aay lady Bufforlng from the samo to givo yon a trial, as yon told mo, if no ouro, no pay Boliovo mo to bo, yours ovor thankful, Rachel Cousons, Vlotorla-Btroot, November U, To Professor Gusscott Shortland-street. It Is with groat pleasure that I aoknow lodgo a porfoct euro I havo rocolved through your horbal troatmont; I havo boon troubled with scurvy for throe years aid nine months, which I oiplalned when I onlled on you. I told you I could form no othor o»uso nnlossit was through sliopiig in a bod whoro some ono had boon sleeping who had tho scurvoy. I have always boon very puitlcular when staying M tho hotels to oxamino tho llnoa before going to hod. I have met many mon on my route who ha»o got tho samo complaint through sloeping in dirty hods tho same as I did. I also tslrt you whon I applied that [had takenngroatquantlty of modlclno until my hair began to fall off; but I happonod to boo your ndvertiiomont elating that yonr troatmont was solely horbs. I have known wonderful cures effected throuvh tho herbal troatmont when minora!, havo faliedK and being a believer in herbs. I wms very happy to place mysolf under your treatment as soon as yon camo to Auokland, ond 1 am glad to say you havo offoctcd a euro on mo nnd mado mo a clean, strong, hoalthy man.—Boliovo mo to bo, yours ovor thankful, Alfrod Hopkins, Now North Rosd, Docomber sth. To Professor Gusscott. Dear Sir—lt Is with groat pleasure I have in recommonding your Tonic I havo boon Buffering with wind anil Bpo.-ms on tho Btomach for Bevoral yoan", and I could not get any reliof. flverything I ato turned to wind, I conld not oat, I conld not Blofp (1 often had to got out of bod and wMk about for hours. I was advised to tako cod Ilvor and qulnino and iron, &o„ and all to no good. I had to give np my employment for weeks at a stretch, but 1 was advised by a friond of mine, who was working at tho Union Sash and Door Company, to apply to you, and that you would oonvlnco mo In a week. I was 1 rather doubtful of this, aftor trying so many different mcdloines, both from the Hospital and chemists, and othor patent modioinos. I thought. It was Impossible tor mo to got oured so quick and so perfectly ns you have dono. lam happy to say In two months' timo you havo mado mo a new. man. I oan eat well, and also enloy a food night's rost, with many thanks to yon. and hope your days will bo long In Auckland, for tho good of tho community at lrrge.—Yours respoctlully. Rlohard Lawson, Ponsonby, Feb ruary 2nd, 1882. To Professor Gusscott, Shortland-street: sir- As you aro awaro that I explained to you, when I applied to you, that I have been tron hied with Weeding pilos for tho last five or six years, as I told you I havo tried rnodlcal mon, chemists and old women's cures, but novor had a perfect euro until I applied to yiu, about blx weeks sro. Thoy n.?ed to oomo down and blood for an hour at a timo so that I shonld havo to change my clotlu a, but when you told mo you would make mo worse before I should bo better, 1 could not reckon you up. I thought I should have to give np buslnoss altogether, if I should bo worso.but in fourdaysyou convinced mo that I could givo you this testimonial with confldonco. tint In flvo wooks you havo effected a perfoot euro on mo. I Bhall ever bo a bollovor in herbs aftor tho wonderful euro you havo performod on mo.— Yours, evor grateful, Honry Marsh, Albort strcot, October 11. To Profesnor Gusscott, Shortlar.d street :JDoar Sir,—lam happy to inform you that through your herbal troatmont I oan safely say that I havo received more bonoflt through your horbal troatmont than all tho medicine that I havo evor takern. I have been tro.iblod with asthma for tho last five years, I was obliged to givo up my businoss nnd como to Aupkland tor medical treatment, and seeing jour testimonials and the many oures you had effected, and also that you requirod no Information and that you could toll a man's complaint as soon as you raw him—you did so to mo so correctly, and that Is moro than any medical man ovor told mo boforo, and It gavo mo confidence to placo myself under your troatmont. lam well known in Cambrldgo. I shall roturn homo on Wodnosday. and you may rely you will havo many applications from that district.—Yours, truly, John Hargravos, Queen- Btreet, Auckland. Professor Gusscott would Impross nn those who may do blm tho honour to consult him that tho utmost secrecy can bo rolled upon ; more over, from long experience, and a cwoful study of tbo human system, ho can docido almost at a glanco the diagnosis of tho caso. thereby reliev ing tho patient of a great deal of nervou ne:-B and hesitation. Professor Gusscott Invites tho confiionco of either sox suffering from functional dornnce niont. spormatorrhco".. exha-isttng dreams. tScc. Professor Gusscott has made nervous debility and loss of powor his spcoial study, from what ever oanso arising. He would carnostly impress upon those who do suitor to scok Immediate advice and counsol. If thoy dosiro " an old acre, serene and bright." lot no fnlso dolicacy deter suffering victims from removing tho cause of thi3 blight to manhood. Tho strictest confidence may be rciiod upon. CONSULTATION GRATIS. Can ho consulted ny tenor, Pnblio In?;--!.:'.liin ''nU«! to the tercc _s:^rt. ment cf BRITISH cad AMERICAS HEVI'.S. JCuto tho AddrcBS JTROFESSOR (jrUSSCOTT, No_t Door to Messrs Win_s and Hallo Establishment SnOUTLAND-STRE-T, AUCKLAND.' (Hour.li From.(um,toßD,m,



if or Sale, mO S_LL OR LET, a comfortable JL House in Angleseu-street, containing six Rooms, with _as and wator laid on, and kitchon range; tho „-.llotmcnt is largo, plantod with fruit Trees.—J. M, and J. Mowbray, 12, Quccn otrcet ti^Oß SALE, ;i k<ood Box Mangle. —Apply £} to Mr S. Berry, Karangahapo Road (near Taylor'- West Knd Store), iVowton. TpOU SALE, the live-ton yacht M'Liss, Ij with all eails (new), anchor and chain, goar and dingy, complete.—Apply to Mr Haul taln, 11 Jac;-sun aud iiuasciT., Fort street. ftsTORTHCOTE LAND, ESTATE, AND J..N! GENERAL OOMMI6SION AGENCY, No. 10, .South British Insuranco Chambers.— Choice liui!ding tiitos to bo fold cr Lot on lo;;g Bn'ldiiiS lioasoi. -csietanco to Build, If required.—T. Forghnm, Agent, residing llißh burry, Northcote. fflO CH_MI_TS AND DRUGGIHXS. if or Sale, a Buslnoss in a rising district. For particulars, apply to PRQB3KR _ CO. _J^OR .SaL_, a First-class t'outectlnnery J. Buslnoss doing a wholesalo and rotail cash trade, situated in Queon-stroet, with Ma chlnory and all other appliances for carrying on thy same. Only principals dealt with.— Apply at tho Star offlco. |Tt Oil SALiS, a good General Store ana JL 1 Butchery in Coromandel, doing a vory good trade; building qnito now. First-rato town references s_ to buslnese. Price, £200; Stock _t town valuation. A first-rato oponlng for an enterprising man with small capital. PONSCNBY-Fine Villa Resldouco of blx rooms, nearly now, on largo ailotmont, com manding view of harbour, North Shore, S:c; roi{later tr-.tca; v.-:.tor laid on; in splondid order, Price, £650. J. R. RANDIERSON, Land Agont r,'<Ol7K tIOt'SES AND SEVERAL 1' CHEAP BUILDING SITES _N Vor.O-NlO _*.yd.—Price low; terms easy.—The Rocky Nook Jist_to, zioiv divided into building nllct mor.ti!, contains some very choice sites for p-jrsons dußlring to livo quietly near town. The property is within easy walking distanco, and busses paa3 tho corner throughout tho day. A Krcut portion of the land is planted with orna mental trees nnd .hrnbs, and tho land will for cortain bo a good investment. Th. woll-kuown healthful qualities of volcanlo laud have created < euoli a demand for it that thore is very little to begot within walking distance from town. All tho Rocky :■< ook Allotments will soon be disposed of, so no time should bo 10-t In scouring a Bite fo.- a ruHldonco cr place of business. If. G. EWINGTOKf-' 81, Queen-street Si*OM SALE, really cheap, a Compact I Farm of 150 acres; about 50 acres in grass. part under crop, pnrt good bush aid torn; a *i_-roomed Houso, stable, Cow-shed, tec; 2J milos from railway station, and only 12 miles from town -y good roui, FOR SALE, a nice littlo Dairy Farm ot 72 , acres, all fenced and divided Into paddocks, with good House, Stable, Sheds, and every con venience, and deop-wator frontage, 10 miles from town. Apply to John Soppbt, House, Land, and Gonoral Commission Agent No. 8, Queen-Btreet (upstairs jji O R 13 A L E, STATIONERY AND FANOY GOODS BUSINESS. Tho undersignod oitor tor Bale tho etock-ln trado in the estate of James Stuart Cambridge, Watkato, oonslßtlnu of Books, Stationery, Munlo, Fancy Goods, &c; also tho goodwill and leaso of premises, situated in tho best posi tion In Cambridge. Inimodiate possession oan bo given. Stock sheets and rail particular, of N. G. LENNOX 1-. ARTHUR _■ NATHAN f i™tooft' DA V IjE S & T R _ N CHAR D, National lNSuiusoa Buildiiob, Havo for Sale a splendid Shoop Run in the Wellington Provi-co. oontainieg 18,000 acres of rloh land with limestone subsoil. C milos of sea bordor, 4 or 5 miles of river boundary, arid ring fonced; sub-divided into 10 or 12 paddocks; 20,000 Shoop and 300 Head Cattle are now on the property. Thero is also a capital Homestoad, Tho Property is one of the finost obUlnable In tho North Island, tho limestone hills of the Wairarapa and tho f> apicr Districts bolng well known as some of tho best grazing land in New Zealand. TO LET ,_ TBN-ROOUKI) JIO"Src (now), Grafton IK. Road; gas and water laid on, bath-room, and evory convenience. 25s per week, "VTEW 8-Koomod House (Ponsonby Road, past X\ Thr»o Lamps, opposite Scotch Church), with every convenience. &\. per wook. QJX-ROOMID HOUSE (Franklin Road), gas, O water, and well: good Qaartor-acre Allot ment. Rent, 15s per week, DAVISS & TRENCHARD. 7TEM CLAIM (TOKATEA REEF). Tho Gem Mining Association having. In a.dl tlon to their original soctlon, just acquired a valuable blook of ground nearer to the Tokatoa workiags, have decided to soil Three Koeerved Shares at £75 each »o 'augment the present Roiervo or Wortlng Fund. The new ground has >>een looked up for some time by parties »ot working it, and Is within 130 feet of the fltst rlso in the Bitmarok aid Tokatea Uw level, whoro the first ratcb of specimens was got after tho No. 71-ivol woe put i». The Tokatea roof rnnß into and through the centre of the Gem • roiied; nf_r the boundary there ar* backs from tke Tokatea low level of about 300 feet intact to tho r_rfaco of the Gem Gron_d. Tbo money derived from the Sale of the Shares will, without reservation, bo applied (together with tho Fend, aow in tho Hank of New Zoalandl to workieg on tho reet thus rich gold may at any moment be struck, and Shareholders may actually receive their own money back with dividends from tho mine. Tho Tokatea pro duced £133,000 worth of gold without making a call; and now that a New Seclon ot thoir cele brated reef is to bo oponod up, similar results It i« hopßd will aocrne. Tho prico askod for the Ooni Promoters,shares Is merely nominal (ropro sootlng Is 6d pra share if In a com>ani), and in vestor; hsv!) the gratidCAtlon of knowing that the whola of tho money robs to work tho ground. A* Important frataro in tho position of this ground Is, that ono of tho greatest shots of gold worked In tho Tokatoa in its most brilliant days dipped to tho 'ast with tho spur, was cut in tho Bismarck, und two them their biggest hauls of specimens, and Its courso Is now traceabla Into this unworkod and, perhaps, hlthorto undis covorod soction of ono of tho most renownod roofs in tho colony. Cheap Crushing Power is tho most. Important auxiliary to quartz-mining o watlons, nnd tho Bern is hotter off in this rosnept than aiy other ol&im, having tho Tokatea battery on itg boundary, whilo the Bismarok baU»ry. aoknowlodgod to bo the best and most powerful on the goldfield, Is at no great distanco, and the tramway to the latter runs through tho Gem ground. Both theso plants are available whon requirod. The Mining Surveyor's report nnd plan may bo referred to, showing that the course of the rorf for SBO foot is through the Gem ground. Twolvo shares arc alrondy taken np;-three aro now offered, as stated (oach l-16th, at £75), and a fourth sharo Is rosorvod, at £200, to moot futuro contingencies, if required, and prevent tho pos sibility of a oall, Porsons desiring to obtain a portion of a sharo can do so—Apply to Mr F. A. WHITE, or Mr A. SAUNDERS. N.B.—Tho mining survey may be seen for a fow days at tho offlco of Mr A. Saunders, Insu rance Buildings. Frospectuß. T> R O S P E C T U ,'S OF TH_ ADMIRALTY HOTEL COMPANY (LIMITED), AUCKLAND. CAPITAL ?i;£15,000, In 3000 Shares of £5 each. Payable: 5s on application and 6a on allotment, and further calls, as required, of 10s per share at intervals of Two Months, until Throe Founds pur Share BhaUhave been paid. BAN-EBB! Bank of Now Zealand. Solicitors i Mossrs Russell and Devow. Secretary (pro tern) : Mr James Burtt. Brokers : Messrs Frater Bros, and O. Aloxandor. It Is proposed to purchase the leaso of allot ment No. 51 on Queon-stroot reclamation, nnd to orcot thereon a first - class Commorolal and Faniilv Hotel, which shall afford to visitors an amount of accommodation and convenience not procurable in any other establlihmont in Auck land, including salt water baths, &o. It is a subject of oonstant remark—not only by visitor., but also by residents in Auckland— that while it is the oldest city of the colony, it Is behind other towns in its accommodation tor visitors, tho numbers of which are daily on the Increase, Tho site of tho proposed hotel is pre-eminently adapted for tho purpose, commanding.-is It does a largo frontage (120 feot) to our magnificent harnour, with 11 feot frontago? to each Queen street aud Little Queen-street, It is proposed to let, as offlCP3, &c. a portion of the frontngo on the ground floor facing the harbour, na is oono in similar institutions In Great _ritaln nnd America. When it w borne la mind that tho Auckland Railway Station will in a fow veare bo tho terminus of a trunk lino through tho North Island, and that >nck land must, be tho flrat and la-it place of call tor ocean-going stoamers, and that tho trainc irom those sources is at present in its infancy, the npcrsßiiy and the .--decora o! tho proposedlinaor taUtng arc undoubted, tiim: Estimated co_t of tiik build- ING Is not calculated to execod £8,1)00, leaviDg £-flnofor«;oi-!tlr. r :encicH audit ia tho Intention ot the —•rmotcrs 'o borrow the s'lra of £5,000 upon the r> ildi-rr "y tlii. nuans the act.u-il capital -.-eiitre:; cf '.ho t'liureholdern will not exceed iii loi'O, r.T'.vithna the < rolit on the undertaking will he. rr.uc;-. laryr.r th_.i it ihs whole amount wero c.i'l d uj). Tho promoters havo not thought It necc33ary i to appoint provisional directors, leaving the appointment to tho shareholders thomuolves. Applications for shares will bo received by the company's brokers up to Saturday, 18th March, _882.



Pubiio JNotices. rai COWLEY begs respectfully to cat f ■ the attention of the Pubiio to his Rustit Seat- and Tables, suitable for lawns, arbours &a— List of Sizes and Prices on application t( T. Stoadman. rpHAMES CARRIAGE AND DBA. 8. FACTORY. JAMES MACKIE, PROPRIETOR, YIOrORIA-STBEET EAST, AUCKLAND. Ropiirs of every description In Wood anc lion neatly executed on tho Bhortest notice Springs mado and repaired. >lways on hand a largo quantity o£ Lamps, also Ironbark Shaf ti and Spokes, Rod Gum Felloes, and Hobar Town Hardwood. N.8.-Country orders pnnctnall attended to IWOTICE OF REMOVAL MRS. MURPHY (relict of the late Oaptair Thomas Murphy) begß to inform her numeroui ouitomors and the pubiio generally that she hoi Removed from Napier street to more t.'entra aud Larger Premises in HOB3ON-STREEI Inextcoorto Munro and Milllgan), where b)k hopes by prompt attention to orders, combined with moderate charges, to seenro a continuance of tholr patronage and support. N.8.-Drees and S_antlemaking, also Millin. cry in all its branches. Country and Mourning orders promptly attended to. TO MERCHAJNX-, BREWERS, BOTTLERS, AND OTHERS. THOMPSON AND CO., CRAWFORD-STREET, DUNEDIN. (Established 1863.) IMPORTERS OF ENGLISH, FRENCH, AND SPANISH CUT CORKS Have always on Hand and to arrive J— Brewers', Bottlers', and Sodawater Mann- Cucturois' Sundries, including all kinds of corks, bung_, solves, teats, and spiles, oellar tap corks, corking machines, capsules, tinfoil. bottling wire, Buporldr Isinglass (browers'), book, purse. _a_t Indie plpo and pnro Bu.elan and Brazilian cut; thermor_eter«, blind end common. Ail kinds of ginger, whole and o ushod; tortarlojacotlOi sulphurous, citrio, and sulphuric acids; spirits of wine; 61 0.p.; o-acncei and essential oils; sodawater ms obl-eB ; bottling recks, patent and oonimon ; put out syrnplng pumps; sodawater and ginger beer bottleSj ordinary; Lamont's; Hogben's; o-d Oocl-'e patent bottles; herbs, peels; and roots of every description ; and evory requisite tot the brewers', bottlers, and fjerated water mauiLfacturers' trade. THOMPSON AND CO.. Crawford-street, Dunedin. Ttf ~0 T 1 C E. In thanking my Customers for past favours, I beg to intimate that I have disposed of my Business, and Stock of Furniture, Glass, China, and Earthenware, to Mr Henry Rofton, and solicit for him a continuance of that support so long accorded to me. D. OLPHERT. Queen-Btreet, Feb. IS, 1882, I*" reference to the above, I beg to solicit a continuance of the patronage so long ao cordod to Mr D. Olphert, and trust by strict attention to business and by selling at lowent possible prices to merit a continuance of thu samo. In future tho bueinoßs will be carried on at tho Ba-ket and Perambulator Factory, 46, 47, 48, 49, and 30, City Market (Wellosloy-stroet Enhance): and at his 3hop, unction of Queen and Grcy-stroots, HY. RAFTON. February 13,1882. pUB L1 C NOTICE, R. W.^OBINSON, Baker and Confectioner, Begs to announce that ho h-s recently taken over the Windsor Storo, Lennox's Buildings. PitNtreet, formerly carried on by Mr A T. Carter, and trusts, by civility and attention, to merit a snore of patronage from the families of the surronncing district. Wedding and Christen ing Cakes made to order. mo THE PUBLIC, MILK I MILK 1 Pure Now Milk, at 4d per quart, delivered twice daily. Devonshire Cream, Fresh Butter, and CreMm Cheese. Devonshire Dairy, Karanga hapoßoad; tondon Dairy, foot of Grey-streot. Hotels, Restaurants, and other largo conßumors at Special Prices The froprletors solicit a trial. E L L E V U E HOUSE. Ojrneb, Wharf-street anl Cameron Boad, Tahkanoa. This Establishment just orooted, containing 25 rooms, with evory convenience, IS NOW OPENED to receive Visitors to Tauranga, who will And Superior Accommodation, With the comforts of a Home. Private Sitting rooms. Good Bed-rooms. Stables. A Four-horse Coaoh or Buggy leaves after arrival of steamer for Lakes. BODELL, Proprietors Tauranga, February 20,1882. a UCKLAND BAG CUMPAN. DARBY-BTRHHT, AUCJ-OiAND. Open on FRIDAY and SATURDAY Inho oe. week f or the Purohass of all kind- of RAGSt METAL. ftO» FOR DASH mo THE PUBLIC, W, J. EVANS (Late Mtn-tti). Hobson-street, BREAD AND BISCUIT BAKKR AND COMFKCTIONEK. Wedding Cakes mado to ordor. MY PASTRY IS A SPECIALITY. A trial solicited. \Jki A N T E D TO SELL, pORTABLE XpLOUR Jif n'LB' OPPENHEIMER & CO., CUBTOM-HOUBK-BTREET, AUOKLAKD, Have Just landed ex Beatrice Havener, and for Sale) ONE 32-INOH MUNSON SINGLE GEARED MILL, WITH TWO FRENCH BURR STONES FOR GRINDING WHEAT OR MHIDLINGS. Price, £78 10s. TIfUNSON- pORTABLE jyjILLB BEBT IN THE WORLD. Every Mill Is a model of Itself, got np on Meohanlcal prinoiploa It will not clog or ohoko under any speed Self adjusting, porfootinbAlance.Bolf lubricating Slrnplo in construction, durable In material Rapid in grinding; a good investment for any agricultural distrlot. Sole Agents for Now Zealand t OPPENHEIMER & CO., Gubtom-hoube-Btre_t, auoklant. HENRY BRACE & CO. (LIMITED), WHOLESALE MANUFACTURERS AND IMPORTERS Of all kinds of SADDLERY, 81-H-STBEET, AUCKLAND. EDW. JNO. COX, Manager. pHB A P CUT LE X _. Thomas Samuel Is now selling all kinds ol Cutlery at very low prices from Sheffield best makers, tnoludihg Lockwocd, Johnstone, and othor makers, of best Pocket and Table Knives, ScißSora, Raaors, etc, Elootro Plate Ware, Spoons, Forks, Cruet», etc-THOMAS Samuel, 16, Queen-street opposite New Zealand In surance Buildings. |3 a a V X II ! S. M. R. MoINTYRE. Bread and Biscuit Baker, Karangahape Road Begs to inform the pnblio that his Blßouits, Gingerbreads, and all kinds of Confeotionory are unsurpassed for quality, and thoroughly wholesome, Families waited on tor Orders, «ar weddino Cakes. •» Concerts, Soirees, Balls, provided with re freshments on the shortest notice, and at lowest rates. mm.-ii-_w jm v T_. _ PUBLIC. Dk Pouches Celebrated Frewoh Bril liant and HoussnoLD Friesd, This mixture will give a bright polish In a few minutes to all kinds of Furniture. It can also ho used on paintwork. It will destroy all Insects in wood and preserve it from deoay. Price, 1/6.—Walter Bathe, Wholesale Agent Kyber Pass. __g__________HMHl Hi R 1.7 IT SEASON Important to Storekeepers and Parties Pre serving, — Edward Lewis, ot Custom.honM street, has just opened a Large and Varied Ac aortment of Jam Jara and Jelly Cans for Pr< serving purposes; also. Five Crates Stonewar Jars suitable tor Butter Crocks and Brea Pans, iio. mo THE RESIDENTS OF SYMONDS JL STREET AND NEIGHBOURHOOD. E, BOY E V Has recently Opened a First-ciaßS BUTCHER! ' . at the CORNER OF THE KYBER PASS ROAtt | Families waited on for ordors



Pablio Notices. I DUB II C NOTICE J TO MY NUMEROUS CUSTOMERS » AND FRIENDS. • On and after 10th Marou, my Establishment will bo CLOSED at 8 o'olook p.m.; Saturdays, 9 pm. J. WILLIAMS, TAILOR, &c, Victoria-street West. 1 "TVISSOLUTION OF PARTNERS HIP. ■ The Partnership heretofore existing between I G. W. BINNEY and EDWIN BINNEY, t trading under the style or firm of G. W. BINNEY & CO., haa this day been dissolved, • and all Acoonnts due to or owing by the late firm will bo paid or reoeived by G. W. llinney. G. W. BINNEY, Queen-street. i Auckland, February 27,1882. ) "DARTNURSHIP NOTICE. • j The Partnership between G. W. BINNEf 1 and EDWARD BINNEY, trading as " G W. ) Binney & C 0.," has NOT been dlesolved, tho . Consent of the undersigned not having been - obtained. EDWIN BINNEY. M. R S. . _____ NIGHT Bogs to intimate to her old patrons and the public generally, that she has Opened Business In the CITY MARKET (THIRD STAfcL), Queen-street Entrance, And that, as heretofore, she will do her utmost to give thorn evory Batlsfaotion, J 1 R U I T Of every kind In season, and of the best quality, always on hand, GREENBROOERIK3 AND SMALL GOODS ditto. Poultry. to this branch of her business every oaro and attention will be givon, as she proposes to make this the loading foature, and with that viowhas made arrangements for CONSTANT BUPPUE- from thoroughly reliable settlers. Country orders attended to with despatch, and every care taken to secure their arrival in good condition. Conveyanoesattendod to Immediately on arrival. Her motto will be " Small Profits and Quick Returns Market Auckland. February 23 1882. Ifl PRIME & C 0.,. BUILDERS' AND FURNISHING IRON MONGERS, KARANOAHAPE X©AD, NEWTON (In those Premises lately occupied by Baddlng ton and Lalng), Wish to call attention to their L-rge and' Varied STUCK of Builders' and Furnishing Ironmongery, oomprlßlng all the latest Ameri can and English Novelties— A Choice Selection of Register Grates Colonial Ovens. Fenders Iron Bedßto&ds|(ti_gle and Double) Children's Cots, Tinware (Largo .-.BBOrtment) Enamelled ware, Brushware Washing Machines and Wringers Eleotro Plate. B.M. Teapots Paints, Oils, and Varnishes, Spades, Shovels Picks, &c. Coffin Furniture Sofa Springs and Chair Web, Spouting Horse Nails, Flies,iSclCntlery, Zinc, Caps Furnaoe Pans, Ualvaniied Tuba and Buckets Filters, &0., Palls, Looks, Hinges, &c„ fto, A Speciality made of Carpenters and Joiners' TOOLS. Goods oarefuliy Paoked, and For warded with Despatch. J aM E a a uTc a X ts, OARTSR, CONTRACTOR, &0 Goods Caned and Delivered from ship's side or Shortest Notice. Ballast Supplied. Newcastle and Rat or Islands Coax. Also. Firewood (out and uncut) ___________ ' |_TOT | AXES. In order to avoid mistakes and accidents, I have made arrangements with MR ROBERTSON, - the Proprietor of the Royal Mail Coacho>, To Run Passengers through to Lake House, from TAURANGA to OUINEMUTU, WAI ROA, and TAUPO. Tourists can obtain Buggies at all times at Tauranga and Ohinemutu, and can depend upon good Coaches, Buggies, Horses, and sober and civil drivers, at Lowest Rates. ROBERT GRAHAM. Lake House, Ohinemutu. February 14,1882. T>utomahana hot Lakes. A LIMITEDINUMBER OF FIRST-CLASS THROUGH TICKETS Will be issued for THE HOT LAKESi Tourists will have the advantage of staying at LAKE HOUSE, Ohinemutu, whloh will be found the mot comfortable Hotel in the Lake District. No other tlokets but those issued by me avail-. able for Lake House; R. GRAHAM, Jun„ National Insurance Buildings, 83, Queen-street, Auckland. Auokland, March 15,1882. t -**~ Tenders. __ft_A>_____ \ UCKLaND HARBOUR BOARD. TENDERS FOE THE EBEOTION OF OFFICES, QUEEN-STREET WHARF. Harbour Board Office, Auckland, March 9,1882, Tenders will be reoeived at this office until TUESDAY, the 21st Instant, at noon, for the Broctlon of Offices, Queen-Btreet Wharf, In terms of plans and specifications to be seen at the fCng'neor's Office. Tenders to be endorsed " Tender for Offices." The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. F. B. GQMPTON. Chairman, LTERNATIVE TENDERS ant Invited tor Boiler for Messrs Fisher and Co.'s Refrigerator and Ice Chamber. Tenders to be sent in by noon of 23rd Inst. Plans and specifications to be seen at my office. WILLIAM LODDER, Engineer. mO CABINETMAKERS AMD UP- X . HOLSTBRER& Tenders will be reoeived until noon ot Satur day, Maroh 18th, tor Seats and Upholstery re quired at the NEW OPERA-HOUSE. EDWARD BARTLEY. Architect. r|l O BUILDERS. Tenders will be reoeived until noon of MONDAY, the 20th Maroh, for the Erection ot a Warehouse in Customhouse-street, Plans, &c at our Offloes, Queen-street KDW. MAHONEY & SON. Architects. m O CARPENTERS. Tenders will ba reoeived until noon of SATURDAY, the 18th instant, tor certain . Alterations and Additions to Premises at Pan : mure. Particulars at my office. Queen-street THOMAS H. WHITE, Architect - B _ - D - X - Tenders will be reoeived until noon of MON DAY next, the 20th instant for the Erection of Two Shops and Dwellings, in Victoria-street West. Plans at my office, 83. Queen-Btreet. -BNRYG. WADE, Architect. m O BUILDERS, Tenders will be received until noon of . SATURDAY next, the 18th Ins}, for tho Hreo ; tion of a Four Roomed Cottage, in Regeat street, Kyber Pass Rood, Plans at my office, 83, Queen-Btreet HENRY G. WADE, Architect ri Re"aT NORTH ROAD, FORMATION AND GRAVELLING. Tenders for Contraota Nos, 1 and 2 will be reoeived up to noon on TUESDAY, 21st lnatant, . at our office, Colonial Bonk, where plans and Bpeoifloatiens may bo seen. BOYLAN ftLUNDON, Engineers. mo BUILDER 9. y Tenders will be re^olby the nnderslgned 1- until noon of THURSDAY, 23rrt instont, -Or 4 VS r te tt _.d a??uycfflce. Qp n^s^ p t TH( - Architect rpo BUILDERS. TVmderß are invited tor the Erection Ola Pair _ of concrete or Brick Shops in Albert-treet, __Oi noon of MONDAY. 20th tastant „ _ Plans, tec., te be seen at my offloes, 10, 11. ant »SSbßrit_-C_«nbMß. F( BAM __ OND) Architect.



Amusemente, Theatre flUUsifk Ro V a l, Proprietor: R.J.DeLIas, stage Manager Lachlan MoGowan, POBltivoly Last Night But Two I Positively Last Night But Two I Of the Eminent Actor. Mr D. H. H>rkins. Supported by DELIAS- SPECIALTY COMPANY, When will be presented THIS (THURBDAY) EVENING. March 18. THIS (THURSDAY) EVENING, March 16, Lord Bulwer Lyteen's favourite play, RICHELIEU I RICHELIEU 1 RICHELIEU I Cardinal Richelieu....MrD. H. HARKIN3 Note.—This Play will bo presented with Mr, Harklns's new and elaborate Costumes, es pecially brought from England tor this pro duction, TO-MORROW (St. Patriots Night), VIRGINIUS 1 Prices ot A dmlßsion—Dross Clrolo, 4/; Stalls. 2/6; Pit, ONE SHILLING, ST. JOHN'S COLLEGE (By kind permission of Rev. E. H, Gulliver). THIS (Thursday KV-NING, MR. JOHN ROBSON Will givo ono of his Celebrated RECITALS. Admission :-2s. Commonoe at 7,30 sharp. Carriages may no ordered tor 9.-5. [Under the pat.-onago of His Lordship the Bishop ot Auokland. JtioBSON 1 it OBSON 1 RjOBSON! THE AUSTRALIAN MOUiCOMERY, whoso extraordinary powers aro without paral lel In Australasia, and who hns received tho distinguished patronage ot tho Governor, the Judges, tho Bishops, and Clergy of all Deno minations throughout Victoria. THE GREATE.T ARTISTIC SUCCESS EVEE ACHIEVED IN NEW ZEALAND, Throughout tho whole of the Southern Pro vinces of this Colony the Press are unanimous In according Mr Robson's entertainment the very highest praise. ROBSON I T> OBSON I TJ OBSON f OBSON ! Jt-OBSON I JttoBSON I THE EMINENT TRAGEDIAN, HUMORIST. AND MUSICIAN, Assisted by MT 0 REN Z, (SOLO PIANIBT AND . JUORENZ,! COMPOSER, Will appear at THK HALL, NORTH BHORE, St Patriot's Day (FRIDAY), 17th. SOCIAL HALL, REMUERA-SATURDAY, ISth. PARNELL HALL-MONDAY, 20th. PONSONBY HALL-TUESDAY. 21st The Bibhop or Melbourne on Robbon_ iucitalb : " Mr. Robson, by his great powers as a reciter Of the works of our greatest authors, has In my opinion solved tho difficult problem of com- ■ binlng tho highest form ot amnsement with mental and spiritual profit." A Refined, Elevating, yet withal Mirth-pro voking ttntertainmeut, alternating; "From uravo to gay, from lively to severe." Prices ot Admission: Ss and 2s. Performance at 8 sharp. Carriages may be ordered for 10.15. t UCKLAND SOCIETY OF ARTS,' The next EXHIBITION wIU be OP.-0 -ln the Choral Hall, on WEDNESDAY. 19th April. Full particulars of Exhibits to be sent to the Secretary by 10th April, Works reoslved on Saturday 17th. JOSIAH MARTIN, Hon. Sec. EMEMBER ONEHUINGA SPORTS, March 17, 1882. Three minutes walk from Te Papapa Station. Commencing at 12 o'olook noon. /COROMANDEL REGATTA. To be held on ST. PATRICK'S DAY, AT THK WHARF. Patron: A. J, Cadman, Esq., M.H.H, Stewards i Messrs Wayer, dentil, and Glover, Judge; W. A. Waterman. Starteri S. J. Fernandez. Esq. Handioappers : Messrs Hargreavo, Bolt, and Rold. Committee j Messrs Rold, Boyd, Jones, Faulkner, O'Brien. McDonald, Harney, and Brow. J. T. BOYD, Hon. Sec. bporting. %yiLL CLOSE STH APRIL, 1882, CHRISTCHURCH RACES. 6 > 000aE_„l~0s ea-_h6,000 autumn handicap— easier handicap— 33 Performers. 33 Performers. Firut _ .. £500 First .. .. £250 Second .. „ 250 Second _ - ,1M Third .. „ 160 Third .. _ _00 Others (Divided) 100 Others (Divided) 40Q -1.300 tm FLYING HANDICAP— 27 Performers, 10 stabs. First „ _ £2001 Wlr/t _ _ £50 Seoond „ .. 100 Becond _ £30 Third _ _ 80 Third _, _ £2( Others (Divided) 2601 Other T _ £10Eaoh £630 EACH TICKET HAS FOUR CHANCES, SVBt Letter Only, with two stamps en* olosed tor replies. P. O. Orders or Bank Notes preferred. Casques (with Is exchange added) oan he forwarded, but "Bearer must not be erased, Registered Letteii b will not be Accepted, or Teligrams replied to. To avoid sending Coin, Stamps will lie accepted toe ono Tiokot—Please Address— "ADA MANTUA," Care of Mr Abraham, Box 351, P. 0., Dunedin, »- ■" i i-dncatlonai. ifi R E V I T T, Parniill Rise, TEACHER OF MUSIC AND SINGING. For Terms, apply to Auckland Mualo Ware house, or Parnell Rise. Jj A 5« C I S Gi Mißs Donovan Will resume her DANCING CLASS, at the Masonic Hall. Karangahapo Road, Newton, on MONDAY, March 27th. Ladles and Gentlemen wishing to become members will receive full particulars on appli cation to MIBS DONOVAN, Hanalop House, Vincent-street EVENING CLASS^The Rev. PKT-H Mason will open an Evonlnc __u_ ft* YOUNG LADIKB.-Ter_s. teTS- wS-S tlon.-Pltt-Bt.eet South. _____? J\__ Ft 5 WOOIIUAM, Teaches of the Pianoforik and Harmonium. Address LYre ot Auokland Music Ware* house. rpHK A BT OF t^INGING. royal -. __K_Ms °* vmaai \ academy JgfflgfeMh. jjomton. | i having stcdled Ten Terms In this . i i KoralandNational .nstlraHon, Is, In toeW-SonrftheseverriPraessors i wi_i^omhewasp-^ed.dtarqu_U. ; i Jte-toteachSlngmg.-(Slgne_aiG.A : j__oF__--N.Alnß.Uoo. Cambridge. ---] 1879. j r 1 !--____«__; In reference to above, Mr Goooh Is prepare to receive names of Private Pupils tor Singing and Voice Production at his private roßldonoe, Albert Park. . Tj- E. PUIPPB' TIMB TABLE. Leave Arch BUI t leave National Bank t 8.15 a.m. 9 _.m. •9.30 a.m. "13.16 _,m, 11 a.m, HAS a,m, 1.30 p.m. 2.15 p.m. , 3 p.m. 8.4£ p,m, 3 p.m. 5,5 p*m« I 5.45 p.m. O.SO p.m. * Except Huesdayß and Thnrsdays, when lit gifrom Auckland, and 10.30 from Asylum w! go to andifrom the Whan