The Auckland Evening Star.

VL. XV.—No. 3,736

AUCKLAND, N.Z.. TUESDAY, AUGUST 1. 1883

(Published Daily)

PRICE : ON*. :PEJN.NY



Shipping. UNION STEAMSHIP COMPANY OF NEW I, r *-.;i^ *\ KKALAND ILIMmiD). I !K--.-s_--_A TIMK TABLR— AUGUST, 1882, FOR TARANAKI, NELSON. PICION. WEI.- LING I ON. L_TT«ILToN,.4ND WEST OOAS I' PURT.I (FROM MANUgAU). Steamer. Date o? S~Ulng. Latest !, • Train. jTvwa ruo~, Aug. 1,9 am. 7 15 a,m, P«.)~(ii- I'uor, Aiifi, 8,1 p.m. 12 noon ffol."(.i3~^NC-lAPIBR, WBt-L-NGTON, LYTTELTON, PORT CHALMERS. _nd BljUFFlfrqm Oukkn'-struiht Wihhf). Abawita rhurs.. Aug. 3. noon - AIAHA. ouri Thursday, 10, 10 a.m. - . _^ KOR -YIINBY. Hsbo j Taes. Aug. 8,5 p.m. - i FOl-~MKLr'.I-RN~. via BOOTH. /-.awata* Thurs., Atig.3,noon jy . lArocia Thursday, 10,10 a.m. — 'Calling at Hobart. FOR LEVUKA AND BUVA. Taiaroa I Tnor,, Aug 22.6 pm | — FOR RUS3KLL AND KAWAIJLd._-ifti Hero I VVednos.. 26.5pm I — *5T Cr-rgo must bo bookod and alongside one hour butoro advertised time of departure. Passage Mokots most bo taken at the Com p&afa Offloe. Anokland Branoh, 109, Qaeen-stree ' ,f )\ X C!TEAM TO LONDON. ORIENT LINE [ _*-..«_~*_~___B Tho following steamships he loai.ii!« to tho Orient Steam Navigation Com pany ' V.mltod) and the Paolflo Steam Navlga 'fion Company, will leave SYDNEY at the nt;r.i.rm_r_.ioiiea dates for MKLBOUHNK. ADHdAIDB and LONDON, via Cape of Good lIOP3. Searner. I Reg. Ton'ge I Date. CHIMBOKAZO..-1 3,817 I August 11 JOHM RLDHK I _.162 I August 30 SiiKATA .«..,. I 1,011 Soptom.l3 CUZCO. J 8,8-17 Soptom.26 CI'I'UPAXI I 4 028 I October. And tho Servloe will bo maintained by sue osetllng sto_raors at Intervals of a Fortnight, Fares to London. IE to 70 gninear. Parcels b'lk d throngh to London. Passengors oan book from Auokland at a through rate to cover Inteoolonial fare and to seonro speolal advantages. I'nlonn passon?ors aro allowed to break their journey. - - -tiv ..os from London oan be granted in Anoklan-i. For plans and full partloulars, apply, ln Lon don, to F. Green fc Co., and Anderson, Ander ton & Co., Joint Managers ot the lilno: or to the Agents in Anokland. UNION STKAMSHIP GO. OF N.Z. (Limitkb), Qoeen-stroet. ciS^g^^ -jW-ORTHBnn STEAMSHIP COMPANY (LIMITED), TIME-TABLB-AUG OST. Weather and othor olrcumßtanoes psrmlttlng), FROM QUKI-N-STRBKT WHARF. FOR TA . RAN<?A AND BAT OV PLENTY POBTB Sjbam-r. I Pat- or SaimsO. Glenelg | Thursday, 3,5 pm ' Wellington I Monday, 7,6 p m Wellington I Th.-sCiy. 10. spm Glenelg I Monday, 115pm Glenelg I Tnuraday. 17. 5v m Wollington Monday. 21. 5 pm Wellington I Thurr lay, 21, 5p m Glenelg I Monday, 23, 5p m Glenelg | Thrs-ay, 81.5pm Connects at Tauranga for Opo- SiaSa ttkl and Bay ot Plenty Ports every Tuosday. .OK RUSSELL, WHAN-AEOA, AND MAN- QONUI. Glenelg I Monday, 7. 5p m Wellington I Monday, 11. 5 p m Glenelg j Monday, 21. 6p m Well'.gton I Monday. 28. 5p m ffOK WHAi-GABKI AND WHAIiaAKKI HEADS, ' ; (Carrying passengers and cargo Aravio for Walpn) Every Inesday and Friday, at 6pm FOB MANOAPAI. Argj~o | Kvory Tuesday, at 6p m FOB MAWGAWAI. jftagal I Every Thnrsday. at 1p m FOB MEHODRY BAY. jjj^S I Bvery Thursday, at 5 p.m. ~ FKOM MANUKAU. VO- WAITABA (from Onehunga). Macgr-egor I Wr-anesday. 2. 1 p.m. "~ FOB HOKIAHQA. Howona j Monday, 7,1 p.m. FPU WANGANUI. Rowena I Thnuday. 3 1 p.m. tsr Osrgo most be booned and alongside one dorr before advertised time of departure. -, Passage tiokota must be taken at the Oom bauy'a Offloe. No. -7. Quaen-streot. Auckland. A. MOGRi-GOK, Hanaglng Dlreotor. '__-____nL XT' ° E WA I f -R A. -The I" Northern Steamship Co.'B b.s. "^"SSS^MAC'REGOK will leave the One hinea Wharf as abovo (weather and other olr olr.,mst~n.es permitting) TO-MORP.OW(Wed no3d-y). at 1 p.m.-A.Mo<~a"OOB. Managing Dlrnotor. ' ■?_?»» W-OR- HOKIANGA.—The 'S-SS-fe-*' ~( Northern Steamship Oa's B.S. -_;«i«S'. jjOWBNA will leave ODehunga Whaif as Btsve (weather and other olronm i.ta_c_H cermltttaß) on MONDAY, 7th. at 1 p.m.—For tr-Ight or passage apply at the uom panys Office. 67. Queen-street, Anokland J or, to t. A, Barnes, Onehunga.— A... MoGES-JOB. Hun airing Director, . «~k^_~_ PJ 1 OR WANGANDI. -The s.s. -iS3^_«s; V ROWKNA wi'l lc.vo Oce «aa»«,'hon''a '.~ turf as ab >ye JwathOT-S1 * othor clrcn-is n s permU-'ng) on THUp DAY.3rd ot 1 p n.-A, MO.BEOOP, Managing Dlreotor N. 5.3. Cc. ."TC ■ t- a. COKOMANDKI 'vs]_tgs>- iS* «s_3_pa_*'. Oaptals, W. D. Hargrave, Tl-t-r-TABLB. .- to've. Auckland, SSSSJtf -fm.2noo^ W&:1 iiSSSS .v'__th_- anil ather eteoumstanoM P-B^WJW N.8.-No cargo whatsoever will be rooelvea after the steamer's advertised timo Of sailing. Not responsible in shlpplDg, carrying, or dis charging »lye Btook, *.. R, b.~wit.i)LST. Manaeeri *_»____-_ W--KAM TV XiIAMES,, OAJV '^S^b RYING PAS3BNGBRBI ANB *^«»f CARGO, OOHKMtrni-- wl™°J™2' omit, «MAHtr, Wamo- Pjawb, aod Mo*whh* >~ir, _- (Piako Dtntrlot), §t> . Imit 'Tablk, ' l,_i" botomahara; P From Auoklandit j Tuesday, 3 SO afternoon Wednesday, * afternoon Friday. - afternoon Saturday. -.30 afternoon Wro-in Thames I ■V. fl_nes~ay. 5-80 morning •Thiu-srlay, 9 morning .■atnr<L.y, 9 morning FAKES (Sl.-l-LB)— -_,__,_ Sa.com Bey« BU}U»g'^l Sixpence (7s Bd». Steerage t Five Shillings (ss). - atmefi time cf toyrta^ TINK?- Ageojl , i-mtwaM TU THE HOT ~JteK___V-s__~af"a OMAHA. 'Ihes.fl. RO-E OASKY. Al at Lloyd's. W. Somervlllo, Master. Fo- Hot Sprin-8, Matakana. Kawau. and Omaha-- very Tuesday at U o'clook. re tnr-nincon Wrdneßday. . _ . __-■_, For Hot Spring- and Mahurangl-Saturday at 11am. returning oa Monday and BTidoy. No Parcels or Goo-s taken without shipping Fo. freight or passage apply to WI0B:BNg< -fiafe^ mHE ONLY DIRECT ■ I STBAMKRS TO Ttf AROHA v-~t__-Sfe' (OAKBYINB PAS3BNOBM f OABGO). CALLING AT THAMBH. HIKDTAIA. OHI- N*.MURI.PAKROA.WAITEKAUM,WMHI. MORKtN-VILLE, AND GRANT & FOSTERS , .' • SK-'-i.BMBNT. SS. RUBY AND S.S, VIVID. . ' - Leave Auokland'i Leave Paeroa J Monday, 31, ll 30 p.m. — FARBS. To Thames-Sale un. 7s 6d; Steeraae, BS. To Paeroa-Bmul-. 10b : Return. Iw. To Te Aroha--l -glo. Hs t Bewra, J3s. _ Freight through to Te Aroha, 25s per toni . Ho-trftn.hlpplng at the Thameu. _______________ __a ■ ■ ________Wfl_______W_________ Bl HI 11 ■



-.hipping. »S«__JS_*^TS_-ENIt.SUIiAK AND OKI. 405g,1. ENTAL STEAM NAVIGA- COMPANY. The Company^ St-amshlps (under contract with the Ylotorlan Government for the oonver anoo of her Maleetys malls) vrlU be despatched t Steamer, | Leave I Leave | Leave ' I Sydney 1 Melb*rn' I Ad'la de RAVENNA I Aug. S Aug. 15 Aug. 17 _.?_£& I Aug. 23 Aug. 29 Aug. 31 CLYDH!.„ .■..|Bept.6 Sopt. 12 Sept. H Route i—lt .'i Intended to denpatoli these itsamora for I-.ymout_ and London via Point la Salle, Passengers for ICngland will tborofor. aot require to ohango stc&mors. Rates of passags money to Plymouth or Lon -oni £70 hrst, and ms seoond-olass: Italian ports, ASS flrat, and £10 Baoond-clans. Pr_-3ongors booking at Auckland Monro special advantages, -Tor further partlonlHra reopootlng ptwscftv. money »_df_olsht apply to OKD-CKSHANK & CO» ,All C-__ 11, Cu-en-ctroes, Auokland. f"Ai »0 IHE ""l^^^. " TIIAM ES, $mkm> OHINr.MURI,WAITI.)*-AURK. WAIHI, TB AROHA ROLDFIKLDS, MOR RINSVILLK, WAITOA PLAINS, __I»GRANT iNI) FOSTKR'S BKTTJiEMBNI. '- N T E R P R T S E No, 2, Lald-np for oleanlng on Monday and Tuosday. FABBB To Thames _. Saloon, 7s Sd; Stocr-Ke, I* To Ohlnemnrl throtiKh. So extra To Te Aroha throngh, 10a extra Not responßlole for shipping, carrying, or dis shanrlna llw ntonk. NoTiOB.—No oargo received alter S in the evening during winter months. A, ci.v, FKRRY CO.. A«~n__. I\*'AIUKU ft ONEHUNGA aisggig- TV STB AM NAVIGATION Oft !W_~H_-_ HjIMJIMD), Ibis TABLH-AcausT. 18ffl. S.S. MANUKAU. Lsavsa Onehnnga i Leave. Walukn I Aug. Aug. 2- Wednes., 7.50 am 2- Wednesday, 12 noon s—Saturday. 9.30 am 5 -Saturday, 2pm 7—Monday, .0.30a m 7—Monday. 3pm B—'!'_eaday, ISO P m 9-Wodno.., 830 am 11-Krlday. 1 30 p m 12-S..tDrd»y, 9a m 11—Mon.ay. 6am 11—Monday. 10 30 a m 16—Wi Ines ,7am 16-Wednes.. H.fO a m 19—Saturday.8 .lam 19-Saturday, lpm. 21-Monday, 9.15 a m 21-Monriay, 2.1a p m 23-Wednesday. 11 am 23—Wedno... 3.10 n m 25—Frid~v, 3 p m 26 - Sitcrday, 7 15 a m 2E -Monday, spm 29 -Tuesday, 10 a m 30_Wednesday,7ara £o—Wednesday, It am For Manuknn Heads, every Tbnrsday, at 8 a m By order ot the Directors, all Freight most bo prepaid, A, OUNNINSHAM. ASffnt, ' jUjaA.. OASSKNGERB' LUNE OF ~*~V^^m. X PACKhTdTO NEW ZKA ft_^sl_3ffl_ii OWNKD BY~MKSSRS. BHAW< S AVILLB, ft CO., 31, Leadenhall-atreet, London, The above Una of ships are regolnr traders lo all the principal ports in New Zealand. The) are clipper ships, 01-flsed Al at Lloyds', and oom loanacd by exporlenoed -nastere. The bm of (are is most sabstontlal, md of the best quality, and the aecommodatlon roomy aud convenient. The undersigned aroempo wored to grant pas> l-ges from London to New Zealand, payment for which have bean guaranteed Ln Ihe oolony. Return ships to London also leave at almoat t-gnlor intervals. . nil partloulars on application to L. D. NATHAN ft CO., ) OWKN ft IiKAHAM, } Agent.. CRUICKSHANK ft CO. I Drapery and OlotMnfr f AKD / _ DEFERRED \\ |i PAYMENT il | SYSTEM, _jl >^L L iGj i^ TAILORS, DRAPERS, AND OUTFITTERS, HOBSON -STRESS. 'Nearly opposito Wellington-streetl. Have a wm . asbobtud STOCK ol tha BKST CLASS GOODS. All Tweeds thoroughly shrunk before being made op. and fit and workmanship guaranteed. The Deferred Payment System has been found to be a great boon, by enabling those with limited incomes to prooure necessaries In the easiest possible war, INSPECTION INVITBD \\f .~h-.-- - HOUSK. A, LOVETT, Begs to Intimate to his Customers and ths Publio generally, that his WINTBR STOCK OF N-W FASHIONABLE ft CHEAP DRAPERY & MILLINERY 18 Now to Hand. Drees Goods ln all the Loading Fashionable Shades and Textures. Collooes from 3d. Flan nels from Bid per yard. Sheeting (rom lOd. A Large Stookof Tweeds in __tqu-~it.es. Blankets from 6s 6d a pair. Kxtra Value ln Corsetß, from 2s 6d. A Leading Novelty Ib the'" Flexible Hip "Corset, very oom- I fortable and durable, 7s 6d. ' New Styles In Ladles' Jaokets and Ulsters, lnoluding the Dolman Ulster. Ladles" and Children's Underclothing and 1 Baby Linen, In Great Variety. _ '■ A Ohoice Stook of La tiles' and Children's Hatß and Bonnets, trlmmedanduntrimmedj Flowers, Feathers, eto. A Good Black KroDch Merino, nt 2s 6d yard; Blaok Cashmere from 18. Country Orders reoelve special attention. One Shilling in the £ Discount on all Cosh Purchases of 20s and upwards, A | O V B T T t . JJ Dv - P»B. Wellesley-street Public 1.0-ices. HAKGAN & 00, fi DUNEDIN PRIZE ALBS, STOUT, COBDI-LS, AND AUSTRALIAN WINKS. BOTTLKD ALB—lst and Snd prize Melbourne Exhibition. DUNBDIN srOUT-Classedwlth Gulnneas's. PERFECT LOVK—A new and exquisite Cor dial. UNION BITTKRS-New, and In high favour ln the South. Soe Samples and Prioe List. COWPER FUHRHOP & CO., SOLE AGENTS, 8. QUEEN- STREET. PIANOFORTES & HARMONIUMS, ON TUB DEFERRED SYS'IEM OF ' PAMKN T, may be had Of , MR WEBB, LYCEUM HALL, HouspN STREBT (retnov-d from Wellc:l_?y-Street), kWlthont any addition M the price. New and Second-hand Pianos of a! 1 kinds, from H guijaeas upwards. A Fine-t ined American OMan; a}3o a .Powerful Alexand.a Harmonium tscconu. hand), at a Low Price for Cash. Lyceum Hall, Hobson-street. GF. SToVIN bees to araw the atten • tion of the pnbllo that he has opened ap offloe at the Union Insnranoe Company's Build ings, Qust__-treet, where he Intends to carry on business as Honse Land, and Kstate Agent. ENRY BRACE & CO. LIMITED., WHOLKBALE MANOFAOTUR.O. S AND IMPORTERS Of aU kind- of SADDLERY, aiOB-81---'. AnO-UKU EDW, JNO. COX, Manager. >5 I. jM. O N G O. NOTICE OF REMOVAL, seven yea--, would respeotftOly intimate to than) that he has OPENED -iHosa NEW PREMISES Next door to Messrs. Glanvlllo end fjjjß**' Gtoaere, and immediately OPPOdtg ESSF Bank of Australia, where ah' orders W_l toattondod to during tha Brbotioi. oir his Nssw Pbbmi-ii-. CO. would also begto Inform ttoMgjJJK men who have so long and so liberally .SnrS fe OaS tha? thatbr-noh ofito __sinesß will stlU bo carried on at the rew: of the old buUcUng-entranoe hy St. Mango lane, Bhortland-street. '



lasurancsa. mHE AUSTRALASIAN, PLATE GLASS INSURANCE COMPANY OF MELBOURNE. The undersigned having boon appointed AGENTS for hie COMPANY, Aro proparod toaooept risks on PLATE GLASS WINDOWS AND MIRRORS Against breaks. .0, ot LOW RATES OF PREMIUMS. Proposal Forms and all information can bo obtained at tho COMPANY'S 0. KIOH". SHORTLAND STR-ET (Same building an tho Uoyal lnatuauco Com pany's Olllco). F. A. JONE3 Se CO., Agonta. Auokland, 2Slh Ju'y, 18S2 LIVEKPOOL AINU LUNDON AND GLOBE INSURANCE COMPANY. Capital.. _ _ £2,000,000 With Unlimited Liability of Shareholders. Specially Empowered by Aot of the Parliament of Now Zealand. Annual Fire Income. excoc_lliig.„,ai.Or_B,o(lO Fire Reserve Fund_ _.„____,__ ;,600,000 Accumulated Funds _.__._._.__. 6,321,_1M LOSSES ADJUSTED AND PAID IN AUCKLAND. The Company are proparod to accept Risks on Buildings nnd their Contents—whother mercan tile or otherwise—ln tho Uity and Huburbs.rit Lowkst Current Ratbs. JOHN BUCHANAN, AO.KNT. SUOHTLAND-STREKT. TVTEW ZEALAND INSURANCE JLI COMPANY. Capital ___ „. fi1.000.000 Ro-lnsnranco and Resorvo Funds- £17(*,000 RKDUOKD RA'l CS. PROMPT S-TTLRMKNTS. UNDOUBTED SICOUKITY. GEORGK P. PIKROE, General Manager. Business Notices. BY APPUINTMHI T. OABINHT- .-^V-'^StL.*-" DI.KH OF *0 H.R.H. THB "OINBUBGH A.. Seuffert & Son, ELLIOTT-STRRET (Metrkat Entrance from Wellosley-stroo AUCKLAND. Kvory description cf Fancy Inlaid Work In Now Zealand Wood or other material oxeoutod to any design, for Decorative. Domestlo, or other purposes. BAMP_~fI AI.WAVB KEPT 0W TIANP. 810 JJ of 1 O Jt, W, H. SKINNER, ARUHITKCT, Has taken o_.o__ foi-marly ooonpled by the City Council. ar.~ over Messrs. Upton nd Co.'a. Quean-street. rp o TH tn _■ ,U B. J_ 10. RIOHAKD ItEORGE, BUTCHER AND OK*. KRAI. PURVEYOR, Rospootfullir Riiliolts the publio to try his CHOICi- STUCK OK MKAT, at LOWKSV PttICKS. Famlllos waited un for Orders. Best Quality Corned Beef. Shipping Supplied. Note the Address— MANUKAU ROAD. PARNKLL. " JUST O P E IS _5 D, fih-st brand of tobaccos, clqarb, ahb Fasov Goods. 176, QUEEN-STREET, Next Rattray's Clothing Shop; H, BAILEY, TOBACCONIST Taine's Free Stores, No. 13, CUSTOM • HOUSE ■ STREET EAST (Nearly faoslog Queen-atreet Wharf), MERCHANDISE!. &0., STORED AT CUR RENT RATES. FRANK TAINE, Merchant . J" A HO. JB H IS VICII Jl Bi CARTER. CONTRACTOR. fcC Goods Carted and Delivered from ship's Bide 00 . Bhortest Notice. Ballast Supplied. N_-wo__~~__ aito Ba. ot Islandb Coax. Also. Firewood lont and nnontl reasonable.. JM LASS VSf OK X.l pLASS -cyORKSI Our Leading Articles th'? week aro: Confeo tioners' Jarß, Is per .'b: 3 Glass Jugs for 2s 6d ; Lamp Chimneys. 3 tor 6d J Glasi Balls lor Shooting oi, in qnantitles to suit purchasers; Qarden Shauea, all sizes; Fish Globes and Gold Fish, very oheap, M. COOK & SONS, freeman's bay. p H E a P CUTLERY. TH O M A"i SA. MU E L Has j u.t reoeived A NEW STOCK OK BKST CUTLERY, __T DIRECT FROM SHFPH-LD, "S_» Cocslsilng ot Ivory, Dessert, and Table Knives Bon« Dosserr, Knives, from 9. per doz 1 Bone Table Knives, from 12a per doss Pocfcet Knivee. Bclß-ors, Razors, &o Also, Hleotro-plate Forks, Spoons, Cruets, &o, ALt .HK ABOVE GOODS ABB BBl___~- VKRX ' CHBAP. Wholesale and Retail, THOMAS SAMUEL, 18, qukbn-strket (Opposite _____ Clock). ISfonnosw in Morte, H ZEALAND PERMS J _\_% Unmounted, or g Ta-tef-lly Mounted in varum, way., I «_O-tl_.j-" -01-QVAB _-.__. I or Sale by | 2R I 0 OR AI G, i ■ .PaiHOKS-STBSB-. I LWAYS .iUEAlJl—Goodson's Lon don Arcade. — The Largest Stook of Children's To/ Books ln Auokland, Paper and Linen, from 3d un to 2i 8d oaoh, oomprlsing i- AU tne latest designs by Doan (te Son, Warne Se Co., Routled.e, and othor well-known pub listaora ln all atylns, viz.: Panoramic, Nonsen sical, Transforming. Military, Alphabetio&l, Naval, JEsthetlo (by Crane ano Andre). Birth day Books, in oloth silt and Morocco, from 2s to 6s 6d. Camphor Boxes.to prevent Infeotlous diseases and also keop moths Irom olothes, only 3d eaoh. Toilot Sets, from 5s eaoh. Terra Cotta Ornaments, all the rage in London at the proßent time. Stationery at English prices. For Presents on all coca-ions, viblt Gcodson _ London Aroade. 118. Qaeen-struct. ff:P g H K. OILM 0U B (L-_. Thomas) J. Harbuti), StE A"H 3RU SH, PORTABLE FORGE, AND BJJLLOWB FACTORY, VIOTOKIA-B-P.EET EAST, Auok-and. 0H N M. -.AtSLIS^T, BUILDER, HOUSE AND SHIP JOINER, SeC, Fobt-bthkkt, Anokland. Havlns commenced business In the above line, Is now prepared to rcooivo orders for every description of Carpenters' and Joiners' Work. Offloe Fittings, Shop Fronts, Oounterß, Shelves, Presses, Cupboards, etc. Kvory do-tsripMoa Of work connacted with the trade, from Houas Bnilding dozrn, executed on the Shortest Notice, snd most Reasonable Tubus. FO R T-S T R B &T, ■'' _ Two Doors from Customhouse Hotel. mo THE PUBLIC OF PONSOiSRY. F. DAVIES, Boot and Shoe Manufacturer, of Ponsonby Road, calls the attention of his cus tomers and friends to the following;— Chil dren's -_astio Boots, from 3s,- Goloshes. Is 9~ (ohildren'i-); Women's Kid B.S. Boots, from 7s 6d; oheap lino in Men's Klastlcs. 12s (colonial inaae. Sec); Women's Colonial mado Leglets, 1-s gd. FULMAN'I- V HOTO JtJOOMS, ?EoSTr,.r~r) 3TEI-ST, itu_'!__i ~-t Vli-l'.-trjs are iavissd ta lnssieot Pnlnißn'B Views of tho Hot Lalaw, Anokfaad Knd Bush Eoenery, tec Thejxeatoos variety of Original Portrait. Of Maori Co___-lt-_g In tiett _____——. '. ? HOTOGBi_.BY Ul AU. ITS B-UU.BK6,



i Metrical. !■ ]VT OKE LOCAL EVIDENCE JLtX OS" TIIH CURATIVE PROPERTIES or OROFESSOR /-.USSCOTT'S Herbal Treatment, may now he consulted at his ad- DRESS, SItOKTLAHD-BTB.KT, IF YOU ARE TROUBLED WITH RHEUMATISM apply Profes-or Gusaoott, If you aro troublod with Neuralgia or Tooth aoho, apply Profoouor Ouascottt. This ia an luatantiinoous euro, und no euro ao pay. If yon aro tronblo. with Bad Loga or Bad • Breasts, apply Protossor Uu.booU. It you aro troubled with StilF and Swollen Joints, Contracted Cords or Musolea, Lamo or Weak Hacks, consult Professor Guaacott. if yon aro troublod with Dropsy, oonault Pro funoor Gussoott. If you aro troubled with Asthma or Bron ohitla, commit Profoaaor Gusaoott, If yoa^aro troublod with Piles, Blind or Bleeding, consult Profoasor Gussoott. If you aro troubled with Sourvy or Skin Dlßonso, a porfoot ouro by applying to Professor Gusaoott, If you aro troublod with Gravel, apply Pro fo-uor Gus-OOtt. If you aro troublod with Pleurisy, oonault Profoeßor Gusaoott. If you ore troublod with Solatloaor Lumbago, a perfeot cure by applying to.Profoß.or OusßOOtt If you aro troublod with Gout, oat loss and drink loss, that is my advioo, It you aro troublod with Flatulency and Wind on tho Stomaoh, apply to ProfoSßOr I GUBBOOtt. I V. you aro troublod with an oxoosslvo dis- I oharge of urino, or rots.tion of urine, thore aro ; a fow coaoa whioh I havo .ourod, which ia un donlable. It you uro troubled with Uvor Complaint, be oau-o tho Llvor is tlio lover, tho propeller of our health, tho regulator ot tho human system, tho main-spring of our body, by which all tho organs of our stomach aro regulated and kopt in active motion. 1 ho farther olllco ot tho Liver is to compare and socroto iho bile, servo as a strainer ortiliororof tho blood, separate all imparities I therefrom, and to rellno it and mako it pure. I rloh, and healthy. How Indispensably necessary then, for tho good of our health, that our liver should always be In good working condition, that wo may al waynhavo nuro, hoalthy blood. It tho liver should bo inaotlvo or any way diaoosed, our wholo system ia mado to auifer severely ; our mental, physical, and'horvotiß powors hocomo weakened and sick, because of tho blood not bo- Ing purliled and made healthy, whioh brings utoa us paralysis, dropsy, and many othor dis agreeable and gloomy foellnes ; tho skin and eyos will anaume a dark and yollow aopearanoe, t-o kidneys refine to do ihi-lr partr.f tho work, and tho urino beoomes oolourod and forms a thick <ÜBt aertlment afior standing awhilo. '1 hero will bo pain In tho small of ,tho baok, extending through and under tho shoulder blnries, with creeping chills running down tho b -.ck, sluggish nnd very sloopy fouling at tlmoa. cold hands and foot, and often stok hoarlaohe ; pain is folt at Iho pit of tho stomaoh, With all gone sinking foeliug at tltnon, flatulency and acidity, fluttering and trembling sensation at the heart, sour oraotatlonß, oitonslvo bolchings of tho wind ana gaa, and vory often thero is wator beash and vomiting: the tongue coated with a whitish fur, hoadaohe, heartburn, palpitation, wind, oollc. genoral debility, foyer. bowels Irregular (eomotlmos oonetlpntod and othor times qnito loose), when portloua of tho food are passed off undigested. All of theso ailments proceed from an inaotlvo or diseased llvor do, properly Booretlng or Btralninß from tho blood tho poison element con tained therein, whioh makes ita ronnda of circulation through our whale boay onco every four minutes, tho same by nlgbt as by day; without ono momont's pauso or cessation, this life-giving proo. ai imw. go on (rom tho earliest of our being to ;,."o'b latest hour. 1 bus you will loam how it is, and what It Is that makos us -ink, breaks down our hoal.h, dtßtroys our bapplros-a, debilitates our body, weakens our norvos and worries tho brain, and brings upon us all kinds of fevern, causes tho body to suffer with aohea and pains. PROFESSOR GUSSCOTT'S TONIO IS A PBHF.OT OnRB FOR DYSPKP.IA. It Is intonded co havo tho same offset upon the Llvor and Bilious organs as Calomel and Blue Pills, without tboao serious results to tho system that follow the nao of suoh dangorous and poia .nous mlnorala. The Tonio po-njoasea moro autivity than any other purgative medi cine over kne .vn—it oporaios freely, without pain or grlp.n-,'or BickL'os£, pi tha stomaoh; tho reason why ie is so la beoam.o eaoh Ingredient acts Independently of tbo othor—some are for tho Livor and patiore-tlo juice, another acta upon tho bo~_la, another upon tho Btomuob, and another npon the lntcatines. tec, yot tho united combination ia ono of great power. Whllo It purges the bowels ot their unhealthy content!., it restores tho secretions, stimulates tho various digestive f uuotioof. and starts tho blood into free and u-jtlvo circulation. HOW WK ARE TO TAKB IT. Dib-Otionr fob ÜBE-Half a tumbler ttrco times a duv, an hoor beforo or after moals. PKOFHSSOR GUSCOTT'S TONIC oarrlea " healing on lta wings," gives hopo and health to tho altlloten, strength to the Invalid, vigor, buoyanoy, energy and vitality, 10 the en feebled ; it acts upon all the functions of the human system, Eoarchos out tho imourltl's ex isting in the vital fluid, attnoks and dispels them. It is mildly purgative, exerting a soothing and cooling Influence on the bowels, strengthens the Btomnch, givoa activity to the llvor ana dlgeatlve organs, alloys all internal inflammation, Invari ably oures Dyspepda, Blind and Bleeding Piles, ! Stok Headache, and all disorders arising from { biliary derangement, Tbe grentost possible care is nsod ln prepar ing it.' Instead ot giving a pleasantly-flavoured compound, possessing no medloal virtue, I offer a soientifloally prepared concentrated vegetable extract in Itjoli. and threo funda mental eleuients of tonic, alterative, and cathartic. In severe ruses of rheu n.ati _n ot long Standing, whether chronic or inflammatory, or mercurial, It Invariably effects a speedy and permanent- core; it not merely gives relief tor the time being, out goes to the root of the evil find removes tho cause. For all Sorofnlous and Cntanrons Eruptions, Boiia, Biotclua. Puatulea, Pimnlea, Tetter, Salt Kheum, Hunting Soree, Ulcera, and alt die orders of the blood, heretiltary or acquired, it is a Bpeotflo. Ie is unnecessary to sno. ily the many complaints to whioh ie is applicable and neoea sary, knowing and believing that a good remedy cattle* succoi-s with it. and speaks ln louder tones than human tongue can uiter to the heart of thes-tferer. We offer it on its own morlt», and leave it to prove Its own value by lea Operation. TO Professor Gusscott, Shortlanfl-ntreet i air- As you are aware that I explained to you, when I applied to you, that I have been troubled with bleeding piles for the last live or six years, as I told you I have tried medical men, chemlsta.and old women's cures, but never had a perfect cure until I applied to you, about six weeks ago. They used to come down and bleed for an hour at a time so that I should have to change my olothea, but when you told me you would make me worse before I should be better, I oould not reokon you up. I thought I should have to give up bualneaa altogether, if I should be worse, but in four day a you convinced me that I could give yon thia testimonial with oonfldenoe, that in five weeks you have effected a perfeot oure on me. I shall._vor be a believer ln herbs after the wonderful oure yoo have performed on me.— Yours ever gratefnl, Henry Marsh, Albert street, Ootober 1?, To Professor Gusaoott, Bbortland-stroei i.Dear Sir,—lam happy to Inform you that through your herbal treatment I can safely say that I have rooolvod more boneflt throngh your herbal treatment than all the medicine that I have ever taken. I have been troubled with aathma for the laat Aye ye-rs. I was obliged to give up my bualneaa and come to Auokland for medical treatment, and Booing your testimonials and the many euros you had effeoted, and also that yon roQuired -iq.luformatlon and that you oould toll a man's complaint aa soon as yon uw him—yoa did ed to me so correctly, and that la more than any medical man ever told me before, and It gave me oonfldenoo to plaoa myself under your treatmont. lam well known in Cambridge. I Shall return home on Wednesday, and jou may rely you will have many applicationa from that dlatriot,—Yours, truly, John Hargravea, Qneen street Auokland To -'-uf-oaor Gusaoott, Shortland-street, Sir,— I have beon troubled with neuralgia in both my head and face, and been deprived from many nights' sleep, and when I sat down to my food many times I have had to get up from the table aud walkabout without over tasting food, AS I told you; when I applied to yoa. that I had tried ell the chemists in town, and I only got temporary roUpf. Whnn you told me you would oure ma iv a tmuuta I woo very doubt ful, but am happy t • Bay you did so. I ehould reoommend any lady suffering from the Bams to give yon a trial, as yoa told me, if no euro, no pay.—Believe me to be, yours ever thankful, Rachel Gsjnasßß. Vtotor_~-street, November .1. Professor Gussoott would impress nn t~"~so Who may do him the honour to consult him' that the utmost Becraoy can be relied upon j more over, from long experience, and a careful rit'ddy ot the human syatem, he can decide almost at a glance the disgcojiispfthpcaae, thereby roliav lng tho patient ot a groat deal ot hci'vou-npso and hesitation. Professor Gussoott Invites the oonfldenoe of cither sex suffering from functional derange ments, spermatorrhoea, exhausting dreams. &c. I'rofossor Ousacott has made nervous debility and ioaa *.f power his special study, from what ever o_uae Brlsmg.' Ha WQiUil cti-aootly lis-praa upon those who do suffer to febk' lxhm'cdlate advice and counsel, if they desire " ah old age, serene and bright," Let no false delicacy1 deter Buffering victim.-; from removing the cause of this blight to manhood. The strlotest oonfldenoe it»t bo relied uoooy CONSULTATION GRATIS. Can bo consmtan oy .oner. Pnbllo Inspection Invited tc the largo -SBOrt ment of BRITISH and AMERICAN HiSRBS. Noto the Address— X ROFESSOR GrUSSCOTT, Next- Door •"> Messrs VTI-Jts end Hall's Establishment, Shortland-strekt, Auckland, (juror-1 -Tom Sa,m tc 19 na.



Prospectus. ;p R O SPECTU S or Tna ST. HELIER'S AND NORTHCOTE T AND LIMIT-CD). Capital _ ... ..... .. .. /3125,(H)0 itr 125.003 Shakes of £1 bach. 2a Gd to bo paid on Application; 2s Cd on Allot mont ;Is3d In Six Months; la 3d ln Twelve Months; and tho Balance' if required, * at tho discretion of tho Dlrootors. ' DIHE-TORS I MrWm. Altken Mr J. M'Cosh Clatlc Mr Graves Aickln Mr D. B. Orulokshank Mr Jos. Bennett Mr Thos. MaoilUrlono Mr Henry Brett Mr Thoß. Morrin Mr Thos. Buddie Dr. Purohoa . Mr J. h. Clark Mr B. Tonics Bahkebs: National Bank of Row Zealandi Soucitobs i Messrs Whltakor, Uus.oll & Buddie. Brokers i Auokland Brokora' Association, Bkcrktarv : Mr F. A. White. Tho Company was originally projected for tho purposo of acquiring blocks of good suburban land to be re-sold in lots suitable for resldenco sites, and rccontly. with tho view of adding to tlio value of then- lands by affording greater facilities of access, tho Provisional Directors liavn entered into arrangements for providing a system of Tramways for tho City aud Suburbs. An agreement has boen mado with tho City Council by which tlio Company has secureil tho' oxclusivo right, to coi&truot and work such Tramways for a period of twenty-one years, and tho terms of the conecaslon leavo no room to doubt that tho undertaking will bo advanta geous to tho community and profltablo to tho proprietors. Tho properties already purchased consist of , several blooks of choico land, comprising tho St. Holler's Bay Estato of 620 acres, tho Itemuora Land Company's Estato of 117 acres, and tho Northcote Estato of 1012 acres, amounting in all to l"il) acres; tho whoio being admirably adapted for villa aires.combining thoadvantaf.es of extensive frontago to tho Waitemata Har bour, picturcsquo seenory and soil of excellent quality, togothor with proximity to tho city. Tho sales already effected havo averaged £200 per aoro in Romucra, and £120 at St. Holler's, and land adjacent to tho Northcoto Estato has been recently sold at £100 per aero. The directors call special attention to tho great incrcaso of vuluo which has resulted from thoconstnißtion of tramways in suburban districts In other places, amounting in somo cases to ton times tho original cost; and as tho Company's lands wero purchased before any provision of the kind had beon mado, it is reasonabto to anticipate a similar favourable result in the present instance It is intended lo proceed with tho construction of tho lines already agreed upon as soon as-tho necessary materials can bo obtained, the Company having agreed to open tho tralllc and havo cars run ning within kiqhtekn monxiib from dalo of con..'cca on. Tho Uireotors have scoured tho services of a gontlemnn of largo oxperionoj in tho practical working of tramways in tho British Islands, and can confidently recommend tho enterprise to their f.llow colonist., in tho full conviction that it will prove a good investment. Application! havo boon received for 65,000 shares, leaving 60,000 still to bo taken up. Plans of tho soveral estates may bo scon, and. all othor information regarding articles oi asso ciation, etc., may bo obtained on application to tho secrot-ry. at tho company's olllco, Short lund-strcot, Auckland. Applications for shares, accompanied by a deposit of two shillings and sixpence por share, will bo received by tho members ot tho Auck land Brokors' Association, or by tho secretary, up to tho2lßt ray of August 1882 and shares will bo allotted according to priority of applica tion.



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"VTEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS, TAUMAEEKE CONTKACT, BALLASTING- AND PERMANENT WAY. X AWAKAWA RAILWAY. Public Works Ofllo-, Auckland, 22nd July. 1882. Tonders will bo rocolvod at this Offlce until noon on MONDAY, Uth August, loi'l. for tho abovo Contract Thoy are to be marked on tho outside " Tdndcr for Taumarere Contraot." rod addressed to tho Hon. tho Minister for Publio Works. Telegraphic Tendors. similarly ad dressed and nrrked. will bo re solved, if pro sontod at any Tologrnph 011100 by noon of tho samo dato, propidorl tliat Tenders as above aro lodged at ny District or I-.C3ldant Kngioooi's Olllco by tno suii'o hour, lrawings, epeciflca tions. ar d general condition, may bo seen at this Ofllco, ct tho Wardon'B 011100. Thames, and at tho Publio Worka Oillooa, ICawakawi and Wel lington. Tho lowoat or any tender not nooos sarlly aocoptod. By command. W. H. HALES, District Kngineor. A UCKLAND RAILWAYS. OETTrNa AND FILLING SCORIA CONTRACJS. Resident Engineer's Ofllco. Newmarket, July 25,188-. Written Tenders will I > rooelved at this Ofllco up to noon of FRIDAY, Ith Augußt, for Getting and -Hllng Scoria at tho Pits at Mount Smart and Mount Albert. Conditions of contract can bo seen and forms of tendor obtained at the above offlco. Tho lowest or any tendor not necessarily acooptod, JOHN* COOM, Resident Engineer. m O PLAS TE R E R'S. Tendors will be rocolvod until noon of THURSDAY, August Sid. for Comontlng Stores ln Fort-Btr.ot, EDWARD BARTLHY, Arohltoot. mOBUIL D E R S. Tendors will be reootved up to noon on MON DAY. August 8, for the Krc.tion of a Twelve roomed Re_idonco and Outbuildings at Papa toliol. Plana moy bo eoen at our offloci. T. W. HICKSON te CO.. 1139 G.N.L.A. Hooms. Corporation Wotices. DOKOUGH OF* PARNELL. LOAN OF £0000 FOR W ATI-it WORKS. Tho Parn.H Borough Cnnoll having boen duly authorised to raise the above loan for the purpose of constructing Waterworks in tho Borough, thoy havo decided to Ibsuo Debentures for that purpoeo ln sums of 'if ty Pounds and One Hundran Pound', interest upon which at the roto of 6 por cent, por ann- -n wil! be payable half yeariy. Tondor* will i.3 received by tho Parnoll borough Cuincll at ttolr Offlco, Manukau Rood, np to MONDAY, Iho 7th day Of August, at Noon, from per:ona willing to take up the wholo or any port:on of tbo above Loan, full pnrttcu'ars of which may be obtainod from tho i own Clerk. Applications tor Debentures to bo addressed to the I'arnoll Horongh Council, m _rkod " Tendors for Waterworks Loan." S. REYNOLDS, Town Clerk, Boronßh Council Olllco, Par/ioll, 22n0 July, 1882. 1> OROU (_ H OF i-AKNELL. LOAN OF £8000 FOX DRAINAGE OF THK BOROUGH. Tbo Parnoll Borough Council having been duly authorised to raiso the abovo Loan, for tbe purpose of providing a syntem of Drainage for the BoroUßh, thoy have decided to ir-sue Deben tures for that pnrpo.. in Bums of £50 and £100, lutorest upon which, at tho rate of 6 por cent por annum; will be payablo half-yearly. Ten ders will ho roordvod oy tho Parnell Borough Council, nt the r offlco, Manukau Road, npto MONDAY, the 7th day of August, at noon, trom persona willing to tako up tho wholo or atiy portion of tho above Loan, full particulars of which may be obtainod from tho Town Clerk, Applications for Ue.entarea to bo addr-saed to the Parnoll. Borough Council marked, " Ton dor for Drainage Loan,", I S. RES*-OLDS. Town Clerk, Borough Conncil Offlce, Parnell. 22nd July, 1882. Goldminmi? Notices. IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF AUCKLAND, HOLDEN AT AUCK LAND. In the matter of " The Mining Companies Aot, 1872," and of the Nevada Gold mining Company (Limited). MONDAY, tho 21th Day of Jaly, 1833. Upon tho Petition of George Hart Legg, a Creaitor ln tbe above-named Company on the 21th day of July, IKB2, presented to me, John Kdwln Mao'lona'd. the Judge of the said Court, and upon hearing Mr Theophllus Cooper, of Counsel far the Petitioner, urd upon reading the said Petition, and nn Affidavit ot tbe said George Hare Legg verifying the same, and an Affidavit of Sorvioa on the said Company ot a notico of tho intention of the .aid I'etltionor to pr-cent tho said Potltlon ln accordance with tho said Act, I do order tbat the mid Company be Wound Up, under tho provisions of the said Aot. and 1 do appoint FRIDAY, the Uth day of August, 1882, as ihe day for a General Meeting of tho Creditors of the above-named Company, to be held at the Offlce of Mr James Stodart, Queen street, in the City of Auokland; and 1 do further order that the Winding Up proceedings herein shall be carried on in the City of Anokland. a place of the Bitting of my Court, and I do direot tnat this order be served upon the said Mr James Stodart, the Legal Manager ot tbe said Company. Dated this 21th day cf Jaly, 1882, (Signed) J, E, MACDONALD, Judge of the said Court. __£ESBRa RUSStCLL, DKVORB, AND COOFEB, -"olioltors for tho Petitioning Creditor. IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF AUCK LAND, HOLDEN AT AUCKLAND. In tho matter ot " Tho Mining Companies Aot, 1872," and of Tho Greenwood Gold Mining Company (Limited). MQND AY, the 21th doy of July,. 1882. Upon the potltlon of George Hart Legg. a creditor in the above-named Company on the 24th day ot Jaly, 1882, presented ta me, John Kdwln Macdonald, the Judge ot the:said Court, andnpon hearing Mr Thoophllus Cooper, counsel for the petitioner, and upon reading tho said petition, ana an affidavit of the said George Hart Legg, verifying the same, and an affiiavlto' service on the said Company of a notice ot the intention of the said petitioner to present tho said potltlon in accordance with the said Aot, I do order that the said Company be wound up under the provisions of the said Aot. And I do xpooint Friday, tho llth day of August, 1882, as the day for a general meeting of the orodltora of tbe above named Company, to be held at the offlco of Mr James Stodart,' Qaeen-street, in the City oi Auckland. And I do further ordsr that the winding-up proceed. ings herein shall be carried on in the City of Auckland, a plaoe of the Bitting of my Court. And I do direot that this Order bo served npon the said Mr James Stodart, the legal manager of the said Company, Dated thia 21th day of Jalv, 1882. (Sd.) J. E. MACDONALD, Judge of the said Court. Mossra Rcssßtr,, Dbvobe & Coo? kb,' -Tr Solicitors for tha Petitioning Creditor. pUIJJ-lU NOTICE, RIPHARD^MOOKE (Late of Queen-street Wharf) Takes thia opportunity ot informing his Old blends and the public generally that he pro poses, in connection with his son Wlhlem, commencing in his old trade of WINE AND BEER AND SPIRIT MERCHANT, On Thursday, July ?. ln FORT-STREET, Auok land, ln the premises lately ln the ooo**.patlQn of Kammor & Co.; and hoopa, l*y selling a good article at a fair price, fa obtain the same liberal Btm.port as previously obtained by bim, Marten's Brandy JHenuoEsy'o *j fan( iy Lowndes's Rnm, 30 o.p. Groenloeß'a Scotch Whisky Dnj-villo's Old irl-h WhlsSty t_eneva, JDEZ Port Sherry Champagne Tokay Matara IConstantla • Bernard's Ginger Wine Tennant'a Ale, Guinness's Stout Whitehead's Stout, to arrive Marrion's Ale, to arrive tj uinness's Stont, to arrive Sparkling Burgundy, to arrive Champagne, to arrive B.M. has shipped a quantity of the finest Old Port to he had in London, and which IS now on sale. Terms—Cash. For t-t* trod, July.i, 18 ---■ 1...1. |li|. ll .<ii.igS--£~~__s*>^ ■



FOB SALE. AVONDALE. A few ohoice portions of Dr. Aiokin's Estate, reserved from salo at auotion, are now opon for so'o privately In lots to suit buyers—J-aore to 20 aores. T. W. HICKSON & CO,. 1137 KBtato Agenta. (".HEAP COTTAGE POR SALE AT J ONEHUNGA. Slx-roomcd Cottage, with good Allotment; 10 mlnutea' walk from Hallway Station. Prico, £135, T. W. HICK-ON Se CO., Auckland; 1138 Or, W. STEVENSON, Onohnnga. ri AR R I A'G E S FOR SAL P, Superb Landau, light and compactly built of wall eelocted seasoned materials, now ready for painting, and will bo finished in any style to suit the ta<to of tho purchaser; at much less than the I'ko can be imported for at the builders. EDWIN HARVIE, 322 AND 324, UFPKB qukbh-stk-et. /Carriages for sale. *.l_"ht, Klegant Waggonotto, combining tho host points of the English and Amerioan syßtoms; will be finished flrst-clasß in any Btyle to aulc taßto. Prico, £05. - \ EDWIN HARVIE, 322 AND 324, UPPER QUEEN-STREET. riAKKUtiKS FOR SALE. Protty Pony Phteton, vory light, easy of acooi■-, and very comfortable ; suitable for Indies and ohildron, or an invalid. Prioe, £33, ' EDWIN* HARVIE, 322 AND 324, UPPER QUEEN-STREET. TO- 0 R SALE, New and Well-finished HOUSE, 6 rooms, nlcoiy fitted up. resistor grates, oven, &o„ fro., situate Prosficot-strcot, near Ponsonby Hall. Prioe, £320, D. F. RVAN3, .32 ■ Estate Aaont. IJ-OR SALE, at Mount Eden, a four ». roomefl Verandah Cottago. fi-.tod with ovory convenience, tank, register grate, Lsa mlngton rango. &o.—For particulars apply to a. Jcnkln, Mount Edon, near Toll gate. gjAOK SAJLE, Two Large Allotments, 6_ Valley Roar* 100 x 108 each, splendid position, oheap.—H. PaUington. gjlOR IMMEDIATE SALE (Pokeno • * Township). Four Allotment.. Nos. 22, 23, 53, and 51. frontago to tho South Road, no.* Railway Station. Price, MO.-U. Partington, Stlohbnry'a Bnildlngg. fj-OR SALE — COKNED BKEF.— ft 1 About 12 tons Flrßt-claia Corned Beef, guaranteed sound, will bo sold oheap; also, Preserved Moats. Prica List on application; easy terms to largo buyers; orders hy Tele phone, Telegraph, or Letter will be supplied at once, being anxloua to keep the money ln the local market it is our intention to give buyers tho best possible terms. We havo advioeos abooj our first shipment of Meats to London, It was opened and te»tod by the Sydney agent. Ho reports it ln Aral-class condition. G. HULME, Manager, Anokland Meat Preserving Co. IJ.OR SALE, a New 7-roomed House, 7 well built and flnished, wash-house and outhouses, .-acre of ground, well situated In a healthy locality.—For further partloulara apply to Davies and Baker, National Insurance Bulla ___. 83. Queen-Btreet, Auokland. FOR SALE, Cheap, and terms easy, 88 aoros Good Land, with deep water fron tago to the Wh_u hlver. and a vory Bhbrt dla tanoe from Railway Station—Apply to John Sop_ot, Houbo ana Land Agent, No. 8, Qneen street. sjiOK SALE (Cheap), First-class Uphols- V tcrer and Furnishing Business, Upper Symonds-street. with leaso of Bhop and good will ; siocL at valuation,—Apply to Davies and Baker. TflOR SALE.-A BARGAIN. E7E Acres Exoellent Land, comprising an al luvial valley—the slopes on either side mostly covered with pohutnkawa, purlrl, and otner valuable timber, A Bush PubUo House and Store on the property la at present let, but im mediate possession can oe obtained If required. Thls Is an exoellent opportunity for anyone wishing to combine farming with a lucrative timbor and gum busineas, if all partloulars on application to METCALFE & HILL. " 29, N.Z. Insurance Buildings. BJIOR SALE (really cheap), at Pon. R-1 sonby, Three good Six and Seven roomed Bouses, with large gardens; and one Four roomed Cottage. Alto, Two Six-roomed Cot tages in Nelson-street, Auokland. Apply to John Soppoc, Howe and Land Agent, No. 8, Queen-Btreet. . iilUii SALE, really caeap, a Uompact £? Farm of 160 aorea; about 50 aores ln grass, part undor orop, part good bush and fern; a Six-roomed House, Stable, Cow-shed, &c; 21 miles from railway station and only 12 miles from town by good road, FOR SALE, a nice little Dairy Farm of 72 acres, all fenced and divided into paddooks, with good House, Stable, Sheds, and every con venience, and deep-water frontage, 10 miles from town. Apply to John Soffet, House, Land, and General Ctommlaslon Agent, No. 8, Queen-street (upstairs |p O R SAL B, A BARGAIN. FIFTY 160) AORES OF SUPERIOR LEVEL LAND, In the Parish of Te Papa, taubanq.. Fronts Main Road to Ohlnemutu, and extend to Kopurerorua River. COWPER, FUHRHOP & CO., S. QUEEN-STI.BET. •"p. ~o r a.; K[\ TONS GALVANIZED CORRUGA _»V TBI) IRON IQQ TONS FENDING WIRE OKft BARRELS KNIGHT & EVAN*B. "ay OEMENT. . W. S. LAURIE, 10, Wyndham-btsebt. .■TO FARMERS AND OTHERS. The undersigned have on Hand a Splesded Sample of TARTARIAN SKKD OAT3.olso'B.ooo aaoka Prime FEED OATS, a» loweßt current rates. " * E. MITOHKLSON & CO.i . No. 18. Qneen-street Wharf. QEEDJ SEED]' SEED t FOR SALE, the following New Seeds, ex Roman Empire i— Red Clovor White Clover Cowgras* Alsyke Rape Lucerne Turnip Mangel Linseed Hemp Canary &o„ &0. The above will be disposed of at Lowest Current Prices, POTTER AND CO., Durham-street. ' U- OR S ALE, At Lowest Market Baths i Rosin, Pitch, and Tar Kerosene, Palnt.and Olive Oils Champion's, Scott's, and Btorer'a Genuine White Lead, In wood Muntz Metal and Nails -Large Stook of Canvas, various brands Wire Rope, from 14 inoh to J inch Bolt Rope, Hemp, and Manilla Rope, all Patent Windlass (wood), Frills, and Pall*, Anchors, from 16 owt to 10 lbs Chains, from } Inoh tc I lnc^, O-lza and Fish Oil. D. H MOKENZIE, FORT-STRKET. Maroh 18. 1882. - ... , __ : ajiOß SALE AT FREEMAN'S BAY' IV . MILLS, Latb soppet. s. GENUINE BONEDUST, .WHOLESALE AND ... RETAIL, At Loy,'egt marks'. Rates. i ■ BONES BOUGHT m ANY QUANTITY, At thb Mill, OA*?8 AND MAIZE CRUBHED. D. H. MofvKNSIEt F-rt-BtMO., April 2-th, nO Alii COAII GOAL WHAU WHAU OOMPAN.B3, WHAN(3_\K-*._. Gmcisi " -*<). B,:|LOWER QUEEN-STREET, W, Sl/o~A X E, AGKNT." TCTOTICE TO THE PUBLIC. Mns TWIDLE boga to thank heroostomers and fi lends for the liberal Bupport hitherto ac corded, and is now prepared to execute an orders at a Bhort notico and on tho moat reason able terms. Ladieß' and Childrens? Spring Cos tumes neatly exeouted. Underclothing and Baby_.L_.Bn ot every description. Note the ad_ra_B-Vlotorla-Btreot (opposite the. Empire ' Hotel!. ' . ■ '



-———_■--——------___--■!—_■-—-—----— •Lectures. YOUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION, Corner of WKl.t~_.~l_s. AND AL~I_RT-STSEET3 ( ANNUAL Course o-p Lectures, im Aug. 11—Leoturei "English University Life Thirty Yeara Ago"_ -Bishop O.wie. Aug. 25—Entertainmont, Musical and Literary, Sept. I—Leoturo: "Ton Days in Palestine"-- Rev. A. Held. Sept. 29—Entertainment, Musical and Literary, Oct. 20—(To bo announced)....Mr T. Spurgeon To Commonco at 7.30, Soats reserved for Tickotholdera till 7.30. Tickets for tha Course (to admit bearer an, *-.dy) ss; Single Tickets for Course, 3s Cd Single Tloketa, la, to ba obtained trom the Booksellers. Members of Committee, and at the Rooma; THOMAS BUDDLE, Hon. Seo. Sporttfife. V\fILL CLOSE 25th OCTOBER. 11,000 MEMBERS A*. TEN (IOs) SHILLINGS. 118 PRIZBS. Melbourne Cnp. 128 Horses. Cash Awards. First ... _ £1500 3 prizes of £100- £300 Heoond ... .. 650 5 prizes of £0— 300 Third ' _ .. 300 lOprlzesot 30- SOO 125 others divide 11-O 50prlzosof 16- 750 50 prizes of 8— 400 £3850 10:iprizeBof B-- 600 ICO prizes of 6- 500 £3150 415 PRIZBS. Each Ticket haa 8 Chances, there being 8 Drawings, A pereon taking Two Tickets has IC Char-cos and tho odos-1 In 15. By Letter only with two stamps etolosed; Registered Litters and Corr. Not Accepted: Cheyußß (with Is exchange nddodt, P.O. Orders, and Bank Notes Accepted, Tickets will not be sent till after presentation of any Cheque forwarded, "ADA MANTUA," Care of Mr Abraham, Box 351, P. 0., Dunedin. N.8.-Tlio only Consul tn tion I. tin the Colonies that gives the Public the opportunity of Nomi nating their own Committee. _Drin_-.-ionai. Q I N G I N G CLASS, Prcfhssor Caimjatj bogs to intimate that iho will open anothor of hia popular Slng'ng Classes, on TL[KSDAY, August 1, in the Christians" Meoting-houso. Ccoa-streot. at 7.30 D n., Nsmea received on tho opening night, or by Prof. Cailliau, or hy Mr G. X, Boyle. Terms: —La-ies, (in; Gents, 10s 6d per quarter (in ad vanes). : Th- fact that this will ts the Ninth Quarter the momentary Class haa reached will ba sufficient to demonstrate Prof. Catlliau's auccess aa a Teacher of Singing. The First Leßson will be given Free. LESSONS ■ IN -DRAWING, SKKTCHING FROM NATUEE, LANDSCAPE PAINTING, In Oil or Water Colour, are given by Mr BALL, Mount Roßkill Road. For terms apply to Mr Leeoh, Shortland-street. X P t) O L E V, MkNDFLSSOHN VILLA, _C_RAI~GaHAPE road, Org anibt of St. Matthew's Church, Receives Pupils for the ORGAN, PIANO FORTE, AND SINGING, at his address, U above, or at residenoe ol Pupils, A Quarter may bo commenced Irom d.telo First Lesson, "WANTED. Wf ANTED KNOWN. Can bo seen at STEPHKNSON'3 Newton House, Newton :—75 Laoios' Felt Hats. 2/G each, worth 5/6; Long Lace Curtains, 1/, 1/3, 1/8. 1/9 per yard: Doab e-width Cashmeres In Newest .Shades, V per yard: Good Value in Newest stuffs, /li upwards: Very Cheap Line ot Dreßß Sergei, /11J- per yard; Corsets in Newest Makes, 2/6 per pair upwards; Women's Grey Ribbed Merino Hoße. /Ili; Women's Striped in Cotton and Wool./.to 3/6;--Button Black Kid Glov~s, 3/6 per piir; Colonial Flanneh from 1/3 per yd; Englith Flannels, /9} upwards; Colonrod t'ati-is In Neweat Shades, st/. par yard; Plain Colours and Brocaded Valve'.eas, 2/6 par yard; Ladles' Cashmere Jei-oys, 5/6 eaoh; Ladies' Ulfltera from 7/6; Children's from 3/11; Good Value in Blankets, 7/6 to 35/ per pair; U_equal'ei Value in Horrookß'a Cailco, 1/6 per doz. Millinery and Dressmaking by oxpsrlenoed hands. Fit, style, and workmanship guaranteed. A. O. STEPHENSON, NAGAHAPB BOAD, NEWTON. WANTED KNO WN- J. G. BROWN, DBAPER, PARNELL, Is Clearing Out a Lot ol Corsets, at 3/; Towels, at Hi; Fanoy Kibbons, at /3; Worked Slippers, at 2/6; Albums, Irom 1/6. BROWN'S Ch.af Drapery KsTAm,iB~M_~T. Paksell. WANTED KNOWN -American Fer rotype Gems, American Postßge Btamp Portraits ilatest novelty), three dozen for 6s.— London Photot,-"aphio Company. WANTED KNOWN-'lhat Kharland's Tonio Balsam and liver Regulator Is used with marvellous buoosbs for ludigeation- Price Sa a bottle.—Address i Opposite Poet. offlce. . \A7 ANTED KNOWN—The only Jfer !» V foot Cure for Toothache and Neuralgia, i and no onre no pay, is by applying to Professor Gusscott, the only Practical Herbalist .in the ; O-lony.—Shortland-street. W ANTKD KNOWN. — That Shar . _■ ]i? A' B amiJ- Pills are invaluable for Constipation, Headache, and1 Indigestion.— Price Is Box. AddreßS-Oppoaite Peat Offlce. WANTED KNOWN...Working Men c~n Save thsSr Money by calling at the Governor Go.doa .Dining Rooms. All Meals 6d; Board and Lodging 15s per-week.—Noto tho address: Noarly opposite the Waitemata and oloae to the Book, Lower Albert-sirest, WANTED KNOWN-Money to Lend on Person ai Security. Persons Borrow ing £5, reoeive &, 10s; £10, £9; £20. £18; __~ £15; repayable in Weekly or Monthly. Instal ments, Strictest secreoy.i Bills discounted dally.—London Loan and Discount Company High-street (between Shortland-street and Vol oan Lane). WANTED Ki.OWN, that E. Mltchel. Bon te. Co., No. 19. Queen-Btreet Wharf, are selling Maize, Oats, Bran, Sharps, Floor, Oatmeal, fco., &0., at lowest market rates, WaWT-~5 KNoWN.--.The Anckland Timbor Company, Limited (late G. Holdship Se Co.). are selling every description of Timbor; also, Sashes, Doors, Mouldings, Turnery, Fretwork, Sec, at Speoiaily Low Prices.—C_Btom-.0-3e-str.et West. WANTED KNOWN-CHEAP Tim ber 1 Cheap Timber I And all other kinds of Building Materials, oan be purchased cheaper and better than anywhere else at the Yards of D. Goldie. Albert-alree*. Tiiere being, no manufactory for Joiners' Tls__or on the pre mises, the customer has ah additional oppor tunity of getting tsu-aMor timber, wheel rlghtn^Materlalii always la stook. WANTED KNOWN-That th* Lonlu-_ Photogra'phlo Company has fe-op'-ned In Uoper Quoon-street, to take Carte do V/Blto Portraits trom 5a per do.. Vy AN I'ED-Tailors to bear In mind V v that I have in stock a large assortment c« Blaok and Blue Superflnes and Doeskins. Tweodß, Coatings. Bedford Cords, and Trim mings of all descriptions, short lengths ot whioh I out at wholesale pries. A. LOVETT. Wellealey-street. WA N TED KNOWN.- BLOMFIBLD'S WORM POWDBRB are the Finest Remedy for Worms. In pookets Ono Shllhng; by Post, is 2d.—WEST END | PHARMACY, Ponaonby. • WAN TED,-The Public to know that ~,; Munro & Mllllgan. Hobsan-Btroet, have added to their Tai'.ring Department a branoh for - the manuff.o»'m3 of Boys' and Youths' Clothing, made .o order, from their large stook of gua-antead shrunk tweeds. "ant c d know »__•■ .._,_,„ BLOMFIELD'S SOOTHING POW- R~;~~ 81-. e_?*!?R.?i? erlent tor ChUdi~» catting teettu troubled wIOi erupUonsof akla. Pooketa. Ponronby.' 8 ii,~VfmX «■« PHARMACY; ANTED KNOWN _ar FOR CASH ONLY- Good Value ta Blankets, from 9/11 to 45/ pair Good Value in Quilts, from 4/6 to 124; size. 10-9 Good Valno in Sheeting, from /8J; 73 inoh, 1/ Good Value in Calicoa, from /2J; white. /3 Good Value In Drosa Materials, from Ml Good Value In Winceys, from /3J to 1/3 Good Value In Laoa Curtains, from 3/H to 30 Good Valuo ln Ladieß* Dltters, from 8/9 np Good Value ln Hosiery, all sizes and makes Good Value in .atlns and Velveteens, from 2/fl Good Value in Handkerohiefs, from /lj each Good Value in Tablo Napkins, I7i; Cloths, 2/ Good Value in Felt Carpets, 1/4; Tapestry, 2/9 Good Value In Millinery and Underclothing Good Value ln Haberdoßhery Good Valno In 2-bntton Black Kid Gloves, 1/8 Good Value ln Ladles' Corsets, 2/6 to 10/6 AT WM. H. SMITH'S Cheap Dbas-sby Warehouse, Corner oi Upper Queen and Alexandra-streets, Opposite Army and Navy Hotel. N,8.-Onr Well-assorted Stock of GENERAL DRAPERY Is BOUGHT CBI.AF FOB OASH, and marked in plain figures at 10 per cent, IeBS than usual Queen-Btreet price....We invite compari son



_ a Amusements. _ar ABBOTT-a~ Qpera ||oijs c,; Lessee-.. - -Mr. W. Hi Thompson. FIFTH AND LAST WEKK FIFTH AND LAST WKEK FIFTH AND LAST WKEK OF THOMPSON'S COLOSSAL MIRROR OF THE ZULU WAR ! Notwithstanding that since tho opening night (four woeka sinco) hundreds have boen turned away, owing to the orowded state ot tho Theatre, tho season must positively close on SATURDAY, ACOUS. S. .'.. In order to keep other engagements. Last week of the Battle of Isandula, Last Weok of tho Ga"ant Dofenc. of Rorko'a Drift. Last Week of the Wonderful Torpedo Explo rlon. Last Weok of tho Marvo"ou. Moohanloal Kffeots. Last Week of tho. Most Successful Entertain ment thjt has over appeared in Anokland. Last Week of tho Magniiioent Distribution ot P.nonts. TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT I ASPI-'tNDII" SUITE OF FURNITURE will form the Leadin-j Preiont. ONE HONDRKD PRESENTS TO-NIGHT. WEDNKSDAY-Hcoond Grr.d Piano Pre sentation Night. FRIDAY-Faro well Benefit to Lieut. Herman. SATUKDAY-FureweU Matinee, and Posi tively the Last Night, PATRONS are requested to PURCHASE TICK ~TS for all p» its of the honso at Wayte'a DUKINU- THK DAY, and avoid the orush a. night. The Fnrnlturo Is now ou view in tho New ShOD next to Phillipa. Tailor, Queen-street. Doora open at 7.30: overture at S o'olock. Pricea of Admiaaiou—Dress Circlo and Or chestral Stalls, 3a; Stalls, 2s 6d; Pit, Is. Chil dren half-price to Dress Circle and Stalls only. Bos Offlco as Wayto's, Bookseller, Queen st. DesoriDtlve Lecturer, Mr. vv, H. Thompson. The recipient of tho Suite ot Furniture on Saturday night was Mr. Jennings, Wakefield street. -..; gJLa.t Night—Mrs Hurley. Chapel-B'reit. [4 C**_ D.] - SATURDAY-GRAND MATINEE. On whioh crton Mr Thompson kindly In vites the whole of the Cf'dren from tho varioua Charitable Institutions In Auct-'and. Haiti, child will receive a preeent. K-OHLER'S "WaX TORKS AND PHOMENADE CONCERT NOWOPKN. No. 174, CENTRAL QUEEN-STREET.' OPBK. DIILT. FROM 10 A.M. TO 10 P.M. THB KULLY GANG TE WHITI GLADSTONE PARNELL BRADLAUGH DAVITT GOULD LKFROY GUITKAU GARFIELD And the Sailor Prlnoes, ALBERT AND GEORGE. Speolal M ATINKE ovary SATURDAY at 2 p.m, for Ladles and Children, when every Child will receive a NICK PRESENT. ADMISSION, la: CHILDREN (under 10), fi__ Two Ocarinas will ba given away each even ing dnriog the week. Tho recipients will also ■■.-■■ receive a lesson from Mr Kohler. MALGAMATED SOCIETY OF CARPBNTEBS AND JOINERS, AOOK tA»D branch, ■_ ': The Membors of the above Branoh will cola brate their seventh Anniversary by a Bam, and Rrs'R-CSlim.ntb, on WEDNESDAY EVENING, the 2nd of August, in the Lome- Street Hall. Dancing to c .mmenoe at 9 o'olook. '■ : Single Tiokets, Ss: Double do, 7s Bd-may ba had of tho Committee, viz : D. Conden, F« WMthead, W. Punch, J. Harding, and T. TUDEHOPE, Hon. Sao. A/f^ QTAHDHU PUBLIO BALL, LOYAL FRANKLIN LODGE, ODD-' FELLOWS. A BALL will be held in the above Hall on WEDNESDAY EVENING NEXT, AUGUST 2nd. TIOKET3 FIVE SHILLINGS,



i-ieaicai. ' • *" Me,; A CARD. "■, ■ ... l R. F. L A S „T_ ___ BURGEON -DENTIST, * WULMSLBY - BTRKKI WEST, ARTIFICIAL TEETH from ss. EAOH. WEA. Kj!' c S A 2 M A C X* ,H' OXLEY'S BUILDING-, QUEEN-STREET WHAEff, ACOKLAtID. I'KESORIPTIONS CAREFOLLY DISPENSED, 1 PUKE DRUGS AND CHEMICALS. i _■_ - Teeth Extracted. Medicine tor Shipping supplied , T. HOOTON. Manager. DR. WALKER, Surgeon, wishes to" is) ~oti!? J. li is Patients and tho publio generally, that he has removed to Ukley House, at the top of orey-street, lately in the oocupS Hon of Mr Robert Home. DR. WALKER may be oonsnlted as ÜBnal at Mr Gartoer"?; ™«,a»" Pharmacy." 181. Queen St' '■:'■' dally from 10 to 11 _.m.; nnd owing to his prac tice increasing and extending, the hours ot consultation at Mr MorganV '-The Gnld~n 7t?B p'mf" 1 ln tatWe bB __*"' 8 to M _»Sr2S .-The English, Pharmacy: 181, QUEKN-STREET. {TELEPHONE NO, 40) - TVT 4ND N^T\§^e^t\el^^^^^ GARDNER, mSTkg., CHEMiST '■HJ.SS? ori Da° ns B,? n' aat from theae Establish If mo^~ 3u al- y be relied n P°n M being prepared; 4- With the sorupulous nloety whioh oharaoterlses Modern First-class -Dispenalng. ,' Formulas prepared according to tho different London Hospitals; Brltißh,GermM, Mdtha United States Pharmaoopsalas, and tho Frenoh Coder. •*•_-» ■ t .. Mi qUBBN-BTREKT^ITNORT-- SHORffi U_Z ..'■■ i-_-__a_-__s wot, ;■■ -."' ___l& .»• •"_ KA ¥* rO X »,' - __.;■. SURGEON DENTIST «. AKaa. sstD-smißira, w~~j_ Qt~~~_i«fß___n t '' ■: PaSnH-aa Battraettca _t> Teeth _y Mw OsUa Pr_fe-3lmsft! Honr~—B a.i__. till _ $,__, .... ~ " QHOULU BE IN JKVERY HOUSE.'"" CRAWFORD'S 8 A B 8 A P A R I h-it__) TONIC ft an invaluable remedy tor Nervousness. Gldfil ne_3, Low Spirits. Indigestion, Headaohe. Ohronio Diarrhea. Impoverished Blood, General Debility, Neuralgia, Pimples and Blotches on the faoe, Eruptive diseases ct tha Skin, fco.; and as au APPETIZER, it standi unrivalled. It never Olstobs the most delicate stomach, but In moat oases greatly assist. DIGESTION and ASSIMILATION ola NUTRIMENT. BUSINESS MEN, GOOD TEMPLARS, and there will find *_i it a long-felt want, as a RESTORATIVE and STIMULANT ot gnat ower, without having resort to TOXIiOATING LIQUORS. TO PUBHrTT THK BLOOD, CRAWFORD'S SARSAPARILLA TONIO Is oertainly superior to most of the modlola sold tor this purpose, and by its Jodidona use many a serious fflnoos might be averted, and; hundreds cave themwilveii n lot of gafferlug and expense they now incur through neglecting to take notice of many Uttle disorders thata few doses of this TONIO would speedily remove j It U VERY PLEASANT TO TAKE, and balnfl compounded of only Harmless Drugs, may ba taken by anyone, however DELICATE, with SAFETY and BENEFIT. Prepared only by ORAWF O X h t Phaemaceuxicaii Chemist ; . N E W T 0 '»,"- AOOB__4NB. ;.. 80ld In at fit, fr" ift. i iif*_-_r-_l.