The Auckland Evening Star.

Vol. XIII.—No. 3,638.

AUCKLAND, N.Z., SATURDAY, APRIJL 8, im%.

(Published Dally).

PRICE : ONiG PENNY



Shipping, *--, . - TTNION STEAMSHIt ■ - \j--!^ |J COM p AN y OF ,NEH I _.^SI/_ Jj Z UAT/ANI) (LIMITBD). p^pa — I -,_._'.-SfUyt Time Table j || April, 1882. FOR GISBORNE, KA^'Ui, WIILLINGTON, LYTTELTON. PORT CHALMERS, awd BLUFF I!TROM OiTKinw-STri-igr Whabt! Bteamer, Date of Sailing. Latest Arawata Thursday, 13. noon — ItoTOitUA Thuuday, 20,i10a.m. — Bookhig Cargo to Tolago Bay. FOrtTABANAiiI, NEDSOt., PIOTON. \A'EL LINOTON. LYTTELTON. Aim West Ooait Ports ifbom Manukaui. wanaka Tueßday, 11.1 p,m. 12 noon Hawea Tnesday, 18, 8 a.m: 7.15 a.m. y'JR MELBOURNE. Vis UOUTH. Arawata Thursday, 13, noon « Rotoiiua Thursday, 20,10 a.m. — 'Calling at Hobart. "__ FOR SYDNKY. Rinoarooma Tuesday, 18, i p.m, — FOR LBVUKA AND SUVA. Taiaroa I Friday. 21. 5 p.m. I — FOR RU33KLL AND KAWAKAWA. Abawata | Tneday, 11,4 p.m. | — tar Cargo must be booked and alongside one hoar before advertised time of departure Dining Ai 11 and May Special Tlokets will ba laaued to Lyttelton, available for return until Juno 30. Paeaage tlokets mast be taken at the Com pany's O ftlce. Anckland Branoh, 109, Queen Btreet. jfjvl QTEAM TO LONDON. "tw^^^^ orient Tine. imtasaMlaM Tlie f o ]i ow i n g ateamships be longing to the Orient Steam Navigation Com pany (Limited) and the Pacific Steam Naviga tion Company, will leave SYDNEY at the undermentioned datea for MELBOURNE, aDHJIjAIDK; ant LONDON, via Suez Oanal: ---_ Steamor. I Reg. Ton'ge l Date. CUZCO 3,819 AprU 28 COTOPAXI.. 1,028 May 12 ORIKNT 5.386 May2B LU3ITANIA 3.825 June 9 And the Service win bo maintained oy suc ceeding steamers at Intervals ot a Fortnight. Anckland passengers for Cnzco proceed per Rlngnrooma on April 18. Fares to London, 15 to 70 guineas. Sues Canal Dnes, 8a In addition. Parcels booked through to London. Paunongora oan book from Anckland at a through rats to cover Intercolonial fare and Canal dues, and so secure special advantages. Passages from London oan be granted lr Auokland. For plans and lull particular., apply, In London, to F. Green to Co., and Anderaon, ' Anderson to Co., Joint Managers of the Line; •jr to the Agents In Auckland. UNION STEAMSHIP CO. OIT N.Z, •liUhtsi-). Queen-street i -aV3E?~. T>KNINSULAK AND OKI ISSSSoiT ENTAL STEAM NAVIGA "Iisaaf,pTION COMPANY. The Company's Steamships (under oontraot with the Vlotorlan Government for the convey ance of her Majesty's malls) will be despatched i f-.fl_.moi. I Leave I Leave I Leave ateamer. | Sydßey | Melb'rn' I Glenelg INDUS.., . I AprU 211 April 28 I April 27 ROHILLA I May 5 I May 9 I May 11 And thenoeforth every alternate week. Route i—lt Is Intended to despatch these steamers for Plymouth and London via Point de Qalle. Passengers for England will therefore not require to change Bteamers. Ratea of passage money to Plymouth or Lon don i £70 Bret, and £15 second-class j Italian ports, £65 first, and £10 seoond-claBS. Passeigem booking at Auokland secure special advantages. For further particulars respecting passage money and freight apply to ORUIOKSHANK to CO.. Agents, 18, Queen-street. Auokland. aSk&ss. QTEAM TO PAEROA, J||ffijg£;.!!> CALLING AT THAMES. s.s. r uTy" Leave Auokland: Leave Paeroa: — Saturday, 7 a.m. p ft r9 to Paeroa: Single Ticket, 10a; Return TFare to Thames: Single Tloket.sa; Return TFrekhts 8 tdhrongh to Paeroa, 12a 6d per ton. Not reeponslble for shipping, carrying, or dis charging live stock. j. cox, Master. •-«»_*_, UI'JSABS TO THAMES, CAB. ---53||&»3 RYING PASSENGERS AND I,sSmVm. OABGO> oomraOTINO .WITH OHINB iHJBI, OMAHU, WAITOA PLAINS, AMD MOBBIXfr «r,LB (Piako Dlstrlot). Thus Tabus, JB.S, BOTOMAHANA, From Auokland) Saturday. .* afternoon Monday, 6.*. evening Tuosday, &30 evening Thursday, 9 morntag Friday, 10 morning Saturday. 10 morning From Thames t Saturday. 9 morning Snnday, 10 morning Tuesday, 10 morning Wednesday, 12 noon Thnrsday, 3 afternoon Friday, 1 afternoon Saturday, L3O afternoon Return Tickets will be Issued from April 5, available till April 15,1882 (Inoluslve) :-Saloon, Ten Shillings; Steerage, Seven Shillings and Sixpence, Freight through to Te Aroha, 25a por ton. No cargo reoelved within half an hour of ao« vertlßod time of leaving. _ . T FRASER to TINNK, Agent. Z^fe. CfT IS AM TO THE HOT TgSSs&'Fj SPRINGS, MAHURANGL mAT akanA, KAWAU, Aim OMAHA. ._ The b,b. ROSE CASEY, Al at Lloy4i. W. Somervllle. Master. FOT Hot Springs, Matakana, KBTOO, Ud Omaha-Evory Tueßday at 11 oolook, re turning on Wednesday. , _^_ m ___ Js"or Hot Springs and Mahnrangl—Every Thurs day and Saturday at U a.m., returning OB Monday and Friday, No Paroels !>r Goods taSen without shlpplna cote. . _ For freight or paswse "ggw^BOT^ _____S»^ TI^AIUKU & ONEHUNGA 'B-SffSS- W STEAM NAVIGATION CO. . 1"l| *lll**'(I»__I-TBD). TIHB Taule-April, 1887, 8,3, MANUKAUi Leaves Onehunga i Leaveß Walnttn i Apr Apr. 8-Saturday. B_a 8-Satnrday, 1p m 10-Monday.9.*sam 10-Monday, 230 p m 12_Wodnesrtoy,llam 12-Wednpaday. i pm 11—Friday, 3pm ' 15—Saturday, Bam 17 -Monday spm Ig-Tuesday, 10.30 am 19_Wodner_day, 7am lfl-Wedaes.. 11.30 a m 22-Saturday,B,Soam M-Saturday. lp m 21-Monday. 10 a m 21-Monday. 2.30 piß 28- Wednesday, 11am 28--Wedneaday,,4 p m 28-»rlday, 2,15 p m 23-Saturday, 7.30 a m For Manukau Heads, every Thursday, at Bam By order of the Dlreotors, all FrelsM dnst be prapald, QUNNINQHAM. Agent, j .aarift^ 1T»OR NORTH SHORE. TSJjEra^' Bi nn.i_-m.__... ZmmM M' p, a . TONGARIRO, TIME TABLE. From Auckland: From North Shorol £3:5 s-ssss S" «:^s 9 OaS 4.15 pS 9.3Siam 4.45pm 11,15 am 6.15pm H«SS 7,zopm 1215 pm 12.15 pm Wednesday and Saturday Nights. 9,15 pm 10.15 pm I 9.4S pm 10.45 pm SUNDAYS. .„,,_, 9.45 am 5.15 pm I?'ls am s'ffS^ 12.50 pm 6.15 pm 1.B0»m fi-wP™ 2.15pm 8.15pm H'_? pm o_kSS 3,15pm 9.15pm 3.45pm 9.45pm 4.15 p m 4,45 p m Single Faros, 3d; Return, Id; Weekly Family Ticket, 2a 6d; Weekly Single Ticket, la 6d. K. WRIGHT, -I gent. CTISAM TO THE rOT^ THAMES, i.SH__MMK> OHINBMGRLWAITKKAURI, «rUHI. TE AROHA GOLDFIELDB, MOB; iUNaVILLE, WAITOA PLAINB. AND GRANT ANB iTOSIER'S BBTTIJIMBNT. 3NTERPRISE N«' 2. P.S. TE AROHA, & P.S. PATIKI, From Auokland From Thames: _ Saturday, 11p.m. The time-table of river steamers to be seen at Enterprise Office, Thames. Fares * To Thames .. Saloon, 7a Bd; Steerage. 5a To Ohinerourl through, 6b extra To Te Aroha through, 10a extra Not responsible for shipping, carrying, ordlfl ■ohajglna live atook. __



j Shipping. «^^.Tp ASTER MONDAY, ■**■____» Thea.B. RUBY, T. Cox, Master, will make an Excursion te the Tamaki and back, leaving Queen-Btreet Whorl at 9 a.m. Fares, la Bd, W. T. BRIGGS. «MB-_^ T?XCURSIOIN TO HOI ggSjggg. -Hi SPRINGS. WAIWKIIA. EASTKR MONDAY. ' Tho B.S. ROSE CASEY Will leave Queon-.troet Wharf at 9 a.m. allow lag pußßongera lour hours at tho t-prinns. Return Tickets, S3. 11. J. WICKKNS. a-a. rnOR ARATAPU, WAL ■00^. V ROA. aWMMMMm T. 0 Brlgantine 'ARATAPU* Will sail about WEDNESDAY, 21st instant. For Freight apply to Mastor, on board. .SMjaL VJ S. COROMANDEL, ■^k^sS-* The fast and favourite 8.0. COROMANDEL, Captain, W. D. Hargrove, Time-Table. Leaven Anckland i Leaves Coromandel l Saturday. 8,12 noon Sat lrday, 8,7 p.m; Monday, 10.7 P.m. Tuesduy. 11,7 u.ni. Taeaday, 11, 7 p.m. — Weather and other circumstances permitting, All parcels to be prepaid at offlco, No. B. Qaeen-street Wharf. Not reßponalble In shipping, oarrying, or landing live stock. Return Tlokets for the Easter Holidays, 10s, available from the Gth to the 11th (inclusive). A. w. u.BWINDLBY, Manager. jfifr^" IflOK LONDON DIRECT. *5 "ggj, The WoU-known Clipper Ship ■"il"" PAREORA, AAI at Lloyds, 879 tona registor, Robert Powbr, Commander, will load as above, and have qulok despatch. For freight or passage apply to THE NEW ZEALAND SHIPPING CO. (LIMITED), Agents. Drapery and Olotniag. \\f ELLESLKY HOUSE. Just Opened. A Fresh Assortment ot Ladles' & Children's Underolothlng, Corsets, &c Ladles' Nlghtdressea (beautifully trimmed), ia Bd, 6s lid; Chemises, Ha, 2a 9d, 3a Sd. Children's Undorolothlng In great variety. A Large Assortment of Ladles Corsots just to hand in White, Black and Drab. Tho " Grecian Girder " Belt Cor set, Bide lacing; this Corset la especially adapted for the present Btyle of cos tume, tho sido lacing enabling It to be adjusted to almost any figure. 2000 yards Swiss Embroidery Edgings at 3d, id and 6d, a great bargain. An Eztensivo and Well-Seleoted Btook ot General Drapory at moderate Prices. Country Ordora promptly attended to. One Shilling In the fi discount on all Cash Purchases to tho amount of 20a and upwards. A. LOVETT, WBL___BL|Y-STBBBT, /' DEFERRED \\ If PAYMENT 1 l!, SYSTEM. _ I N^iLlG^/ BAILORS, DRAPERS, AND JL OUTFITTERS, HOBSoN-STREET (Nearly opposite Wellington-street), Have a Well - Assobtbd STOCK of the BEST CLASS GOODS. All Tweeds thoroughly shrunk before being made np, and fit and workmanship guaranteed. The Deferred Pai/menf System hat: been found to be a great boon, by enabling those with limited Incomes to procure necessaries In the easiest possible way. INSPECTION INVITED. mm ARGAINS i BARGAINS ! — Ladies, JL> bear In mind that Williams.. Is the Cheapest Honae in Town for Ladles' Uader oloth-sg. Real and Imitation Maltese Lace, Silk and Laoe Tlea, Neck FriUlnga; a nioe assort ment of Gilt and Blaok Brooches and Earrings, choap. Ladies from the country would do well to buy their Goods at Williams's, Cheapeßt House In Town, foot of Grey-street, four doors above Market entrance. Open till 9 o'olook p.m. FANOS- WORK OF J-TEB t DESCRIPTION TAUGHT. I A A. STEPHENSON, a . ia thanfctnghla patrons for poet favours, « 55 now wiahes ta Inform them that ho has " S REMOVED from ttia Nowton Fanoy g 3 X S Bazaar to his NEW SHOP, opposite Q • Lambourne's, Ironmonger, Karanga- J 5| hape Road, and has NOW OPENED | | A LARGE AND VARIBD BTOCJC g g OF FANOy GOODS of allklnda. g • „.. CD S * 3 LADIES'WOOLS OF EVERY SHADE g OF COLOUR. > j Labob ABSOBTiixtrr. g —Lessons olYiSis'iW'Mk _ii. oVe. Board ana Keaidence. RAILWAY DINING ROOMS, QUBBN-BTRBBT WHABF. WILLIAM PYE, Proprietor. Good accommodation for Boarders and Travellers at moderate chargeß. cleaalmeßS ond civility are the oharaoteristlosof thlßhonfle. The table and bedu.cannot be surpassed by any homo In town. The Proprietor has had a very lor c experience as a Roßtaurant Kcoper, and he feels assured that any poraon giving hia bouse a trial win be quite oonvincea that tne accommodation It affords oannot ba surpassed. THBI ONLY HOUSE ON THE WHARFi Board and Lodelng, fit per week. Beds, 18. BELLEVUE HOUSE. CORNER, Whabf-stbebt anl Cameeon Road, TAUBANGA. This Eetabllsbmont, just erected, containing 2S rooma, with arret? convenience, IS NOW OPENED to receive Visitors to Tauranga, who yrtll find Superior Accommodation, with the comforts of a Home. Ptfvi. te Sitting-rooms, Good Bed-rooms. Stables. A Four-hO-BO Coach or ED Kg? leaves after arrival of steamer for Lakea. BODELL, Proprietor, Tauranga, Febrnary 20.1883. TAYLOR'S PATBNT SEWING MACHINES Abb Simple to Learn, Qui IE? In Action. Nor liable to get act ol order. possess large and easily threaded Ebpttles, NO DHTIOOLTT in getting Needles and Stxitaß TAX LOB'S PATENT SEWING MACHINEB Bhould bb Inspbotbd by aU deairoM of pro ottrlnga ThorougWyGood Maohlne. Also tobe had at tow Prices, TWISTED LOOP-STITOH MACHINES Of Bast Construction, MT AfIBNTI T pEACOCK# OPTICIAN, Speotaoles, Telescopes, Mloroscopes. Barometers, Eleotrio Bells, too. Inrtrnments and Maohlnesßepalreai HwnRTLAND - STREET,



1 Business JNowoeu. • mo THE LADIES OF AUCKLAND. I am now prepared to receive Subsorlotlons to the "HonsKnoLD Guest MAGiZtNE," pnb- J Ilßhed In New York, containing Serial and " Comploto Tales, Mublc, Fashions, Household Receipts, etc- inscription, ISs per annum (17s If pOßted), PAYABLE IS ADVANCE. With HACH Monthly Maga__ne is given a Splendid Oil ' Chromo. "Springtime"and "Devotion,"given with January and Bebruary Magazines, aro now to band, 'I hid is, without doubt, the best value In maga zines ovor offered In Auokland. As I havo only a limited supply, early application is nocea sary. Tho other 10 pictures aro now to hand. Thoso who hnvo already Btibscrlbod can havo monoy returned If not sutisiled with thorn, R. E. FINCH, BOOKSELLER QCT _H.N-8T1.8m.-, AUCKLAND, Hp O Tv E PURL IC, I Die Pouche'h Celkiikated FiiHNOn Dnilr i LIANT AND HOUSEHOLD PbIEND, S| This mixture will itlvo a bright polish In a n fow minutes to all kinds of Furniture. It B can also bo used on paintwork. It will §j deatroy all Ineocta in wood and prosorvo It H from dooay. Prlco, 1/6.—Walteu Baynk, U B Wholcßale Agent. Kybor Pass. M daaLi x a i s M. R. MoINTYRE, Bread and Biscuit Baker, Karangahapo Road Begs to inform tho public tbat his Blsonita, Gingerbreads, and all kinds of Confectionery are unsurpassed for quality, and thoroughly wholesome. Families waited on for Orders, Weddino Cakes. Scotch Oaten Cukes mado Dally, Concerts, Soirees, Balls, provided with re freshments on tho BhO-tOBt notioo, and at lowest rates. Mrs. Knight Bogs to Intimate to lior old patrons and tho public generally, that oho has Opened Business In tho CITY MARKET (THIRD STALL), QUKKN-STKKI.T ENTKANCE, And tbat, an heretofore, sho will do bor utmost to give them every satisfaction. JTrUIT Of overy kind iv season, and of tbe best quality, always on hand. GREENGROCERIES AND SMALL GOODS ditto. Poultry. To this branch of har business eveajr oare and attention will bo given, as sho propoilOß to make this the leading featnro, and with that vlow has made arrangemonta for CONSTANT SUPPLIED from thoroughly reliable settlors. Country orders attended to with despatch, and ovory oare taken to seoare thoir arrival in good condition, Convoyancosattendod to Immediately on arrival. Hor motto will bo "Small Profits and CJulok Returns Market. Auokland. February 23 1883 ECAKROLL. Wholesale aud Retail • FISB AND OYSTER DEALER, U U STOMHOU SK-BTBKET, OPpOSltoThameß Hotel, Auokland, Fresh and Smoked Fish always on hand. Country Orderß punctually attonded to. — X j M X & co„ BUILDERS' AND FURNIBHING IRON MONGERS, KARANOAHAPK ROAD, NKWTON (In thojß Promises lately oconplod by Baddiog ton and Laing), Wish to call attontion to thoir Largo nud Varied STOCK: of Builders' and Furnishing Ironmongery, oomprlalng all tho latoßt Ameri can and English Novelttos— A Choico Selootlon of Rogistor Gratos Colonial Ovens, Fondors Iron IJedUoadai(3lnßle and Double) ' Children's Cotp, Tlnwaro (Largo Assortment) Enamollodware, Brußhw»re Washing Machlnos and Wrlngors Klootro Plato. B.M. Teapots Paints, Oils, and Varnishes, Spades, Shovels Picks, &c. Coffin Furnitaro Sofa Sprlnga and Chair Web, Spontlng Horso Naila, Fiiea. f&c, Cutlory, Zinc. Oaps^ Furnaoo Pans, Galvanised Tubs and Buokets Filters, &c. Palls, Looks, Hinges, too,, Jto. A Spoolallty mado of Carpenters and Joiners' TOOLS. Goods carefully Packed, and For warded with Despatch. IU A X X _ 15 X O T H E R 8, \J ARTIST PHOTOGRAPHERS (OPPOSITE UNION UANtO, Q. VBBN•S TEB XT, A VOKIt A V 1), Phoiographv In the Latest and Moai Fashionable Stylos. Wxooutod In' c manner Unßurpasnsd !n tho f-Dlonloft. All Photographs takon by the INSTANTANIODB PKOCKSS. IiABQI! COLLECTION NEW ZEALAND VIBWB Always on Hand XTOTICE OF REMOVAL. GEORGE KENT. Baker, Newmarket, In thanking his oußtomers and tbe general publio for their patronage during the lost 11 years, begs to Inform them thot he haa now RKMOVBD to Kyber Pass Road, opposite Mr I'.iohardß's, Butohar. whero he hopes to rc-oeivo a continu ance of their support. Wedding, Chrißtoning.and Birthday Cakes made to order on tho shortest notice. Families waited on for orders dally. G. KENT, Baker, Kyber Pass Road (oppoalte Mr Rlohards's, Butoher. rpHAMES CARRIAGE AND DRAY I FACTORY. JAMES MACK.IE, PROPBIKTOB, vlotohia-stbi-bt east, Auckland. Repairs of every description In Wood and Iron neatly exeonted on the Bhortest notice. Sprlngß made and repaired. Always on hand, a large quantltr of Lamps, also Ironbark Shafts ' and Spokes, Red Gum Felloes, and Hobart Town Hardwood. . N.B.- Coqn try orders pnnctnall attended to, TH 4_ O O V E N T X V FIOTUBB FBAMB MANDFACTOBX, MUSICAL INSTRUMENT AND PANCY BAZAAR, 7D, Victoria-street, Auckland, THOMAS E. CARTER. Proprietor. Plotnrefl Mounted and Framed ou the shortest notioe. A Choice Aasortment pf Birthday Cards, Oleographs, Chromes, Prints, Illumina tions, and Fancy Goods. Pianofortes Toned and regulated from 6s. Teaohor of Pianoforte, Hat monium, and Cornet. Concertina, Melodlon, or Accordion, taught by my new method, for 20a. Violin Stringß and Fitt.inga. CUNNINGHAM & CO.'S CENTRAL AGENCY. SHIPPING, COMMISSION, AND OBNEJRAL tfOBWARDI-.a AQEMys. OmOB I 177, QVBKN-S TBB BT, AupptANP (Opposite T. to 3. Morrln's): and at OSRHDNOA, Order Book at W. J, Hurst & Co.'s, 101. Queen street, as usual. For the greater convenience of tho PnWlo, Booking Offices (with storage) aro now open aa above, at whloh Gooiia are reoelved and for warded with despatch to all parts of New Zealand and Australia. Carting done In Town and Suburbs at rea sonable rafes. -__—__. JOHN BOYLAii"c.E.] [EOBT. LUNDON, C.E. OOYLAN AND LUNDON, O CIVIL ENGINEERS, LICENSED LAND TRANSFER SURVEYORS AUTHORISED NATIVE LAND SUEVi-YOBS, ENGINEERING AND QUANTITY SURVEYORS. COLONIAL BANK BUILDING. AUOT-LAND. aw "f o "5 D' s FRUIT AND PROVISION BTORB. Pork Pies Hop Beer ding,.dm Ripe Peaoh6B fc-ora la per dos. BANANAS! BANANAS! 3d per lb by the bunoh, COOKING PEACHES, 6d, PER DOZEN. VloroßiA-eragieT (corner of Albert-atreetl. T\aVIES AND IRENCHARD, \_f LAND, KSTATE, AND GENERAL COMMISSION AGENTS, NATIONAL INSURANCE BUILDINGS, QOBEN-STBEET, AUCKLAND, VARIOUS PROPERTIES FOE SALE IN TOWN AND COUNTRY. HOUSES, PROPERTIES, AND STOCK BOUGHT



Busutess .Notices. ENRY ELLIOTT, STEVEDORE, RECEIVING AND FORWARDING AGENT. OFFICES AND STOBKB 1 ALBERT-STREET AND QUEEN STREET WRARF. Merchandise rooelved and forwarded to all parts of the world. Cuatoma Kntrlca passed. Monoy advanced for Freight aud Duties. Largo Storage Accommodation in Brtok Store, Albert Btreet. Wool, Piax. Gum, fee. Received and Shipped. Liberal advanoeß mado on Bame; Marino Hurvoyor to tho Amorlcan Shipmasters' Association, Now York. tanks, posts. rails, coals, &0 . For Salk. NOI'ICIS TO AGKSTS AND SHIP MASTERS. ELLIOTT'S WOOL DDMPING ESTABLISHMENT, ALBERT-STREET. Wool, Cotton, &o„ rooelved, damped, and delivered alongside ship at Is. per Balk. H. ELLIOTT, ALBKET-STHEET^ IMPORTANT TO EVERYBODY MOST INTERESTING FACTS I THAT ROBERT TUOEHOPE, Plumbeb, UPPER QUEKN-dTREKT, AUCKLAND, Can now supply CORRUGATED TANKS, PORTABLB HIP, PtUNOK, AND SHOWIER BATHS, Also, POBTABLH FUtt-rAOKS AND COPPHB WASH-NO; Boilkrs, at Cheapest Rates. Country Orders promptly attended to. All Branohos ot the Trade carried on In Town, or any part of tho Provlnoe, ROBERT TUDEHOPE OORBUOATKD TANKS, J, L. KEAN (Lath Alfred Smart), Has for Sale a number of the above, with Tapa ready for use, at reduced rates, at his Shop, Elliott-street. Large quantities of Snouting* Ridging, and Mown Pipes always In stook. Vorandah Iron ourvod at the shortest notice. Country orders will always reoelve his prompt attention, Lead washers alwaya on hand. r*W BUTCHERS., SETTLERS .1 ?ARMERS, AND OTHERS. The andarsigned uo Cask Pu_iohaeu_BS of HIDKS, SHEKPSR-NS, WOOL, TALLOW, BICES WAX. fco., toe, at Highest Market Rates'' In any quantity. Consignors dlreot will havo prompt and Im mediate o.'iiih remittances returned at satiatac-' tory ratm>. IRELAND BROS., TANNK'Ii AND liKATHKII MANUVAOrtHUUtft. ■ woK_._,y .>■ /■kLSOIN TOMATO SAUCE. Nkw Season—Quality guarantee... To bo obtained of all Grocers, 1/ per Bottle. G. COZENS, Agent, 27, Queon-Btreet HfITAHMHIICD IKOOi Tl/| H X, TR4PFOBO, SURGEON DENTIST WAKB*IBtP-STBHKT. NEAB CIUBBN-BTnU-li, Painless Eztraotlon of Teeth by tha Oidda Nitrogen Gaa, PrcfOßSlonol Hours— 8 a.m, till Bp.m. "| HEHL'ISKSOH, HOUSE, MHIF, SIGN, AND GiCNERAL UEOORATIVB PAINTER, NO, 8, WYNDHAM-BTBKET. V*,' ARN OO X BROTH BR S, V? BOAP AND CANDLE MANUFACTURERS, COX'S CREEK, ;RICHMOND. OrriOH I DUItHAM-STREET, AUCKLAND. Cash Purchasers ot Tallow, Wool. Bheepsklnr, « and Honea. Vormoiue In Morte. VTEW ZEALAND FERNS, 1/1 Unmounted, or Tastefully Mounted In various waye, rROM 13 li P TO 120 YAH ETIEB, or Sale by B I. I C CRAIG, BlllNOna-STR-tl-T. rjULMAN'S t'HOT'U tt.MiMS, X 7 Tonrisifl am Visitor, ara Invited to lnapect Pulmnn'e Vlawa of the Hot Lakes, Auckland and Buah rloonory. &«. The greatest variety of Original Portrait., of Maori Celebrities In New Zealand. PHOTOGRAPHY IN ALL ITS BBANOHKa Merchandise. A. ' Heather, GENERAL IMPORTER. HAS ON HAND AND TO ARRIVE J Conrvolsiers' Cognao Associated Vineyard Cognao Mnller Freres' Cognao; In bulk, oaae, flask, halt-flask Lowndes's Rum, 80 OP Lemon Heart and Queensland WHISKY Bnlk)- Greenlees, Inverness, Glenllvet, and Terrier, Eirkor Greer Co.'a WBISKY(Caso)- Oollie Bl*nd, Royal Blend, Rob Roy, Inver ness, Lorno, Stewart, Glen Almond Old Irish, In bulk and caso BCHNAPPa- Henke's, W. to A. Gllbey's WINKS AND SPIRITS- Port, Sherry, Sauterne, Sparkling Summer Clarot, Hosk, Champagne, Brandy, Rum, Scotch and Irish Whls!_y; all hi bottlo GANDLES- Brandon'-, De Roubalxs Lunar Pieces, National, Belmont, and Imperial Sperm Fluted Paraffin Candlea ALE- Bass, Bottled by Hall Boar's Head, Bottled by Hall Payne's, Bottled by John Reld ABhby'sfc MoEwin'a STOUT- Hallo " Boar's Head " Edmund's "Pig" Gulness'a, Bottled by Blood Wolfe 5 tons Genuine Wjilto Zlno Paint 50 drums Linseed t)l 25 drums Raw Oil 25 drums Colza Oil 100 cones Cifstor Oil BARNS to CQ.- Eippered Herringa (Red and Fresh) Salad Oil, Pioklss, Jar Salt POOLE -100 oases Pickles (assorted) STEPHENS ' 100 cases Pickles (assorted PRIED FRUITS '3SO cases Currants 100 cases Elemes 1300 boxes Figs Mawer's Dandelion Coffee Branson's Extract Coffee EKRO3ENK-, Devoe's Royal Brilliant (warranted to stand Government test) Sylvan. 130. Water White Premium, 150, Water White TOBACOO- Over the Water. 12's, ffe, Nallrod, and Double Thick P Pieces Royal Standard, 1-i'a Venna. H'b, 6's, DTPP VESTAS-- R. Bell's Ovals, 2M's; and Plaid? audßtrikers Bd ant aud May's 250's, Plaids , Patent Safety OILMEN'S STORES- Teas, Sugars, Paper Bags, Preserved Fish, Fruits, and General Goods of Different Manufacturers Always on Hand. Ai HEATHER.



Meaicai. MORE LOCAL EVIDENCE OFTHK CURATIVE PROPERTIES ' OB1 pROFESSOR QUSSCOTT'S Hkkbal Tkkatment. may now sk consultlsd at hi 3ad DRESS, SnOBTLAKD-STRKIiT. To Professor Gub. cott, Shortland-street, Auck land. Sir,-1 hereby cortify that for over two yoars I was troublod with a violent cnugli, with a frequent spitting of blood and great palpita tion. I would not attempt to walk upahlll.noryct to lie down In my bnil during that tlmo. I was unaUlo to no any work, after spondln o groat deal of money on doctors und cliomlsta, »b well as boing an out-doar patient of tho hospital. I lost all hopes of recovery, but cooing no many ouroß you had olToot.d In tho "Herald," I was advlaed to como to Auckland and give your herbal remedies a fair trial, and I am happy to say In six weeks 1 could return to the Thames a strong, hoalthy man, froo from conghorpalpita tion, thank Hod and you also. I ahall bo nblo to recommend your horbal treatment, for I can speak for inys.lf, also from booms I havo soon in yourplao. at dll-eront tlmoß, and ovory one spoaklngln tho highost torms of your tro;uracnt. —Bollovo mo to bo, yours over grateful, Frank Sontherby, Thamos, January 3rd, 1882. To Profooßor Gae.oott, Shortland-Btreot: Sir, —For the last threo ynars I havo been with that dreadful complaint called dyspepsia, or indiges tion. It did not matter whnt S ate, in an hour or so after my stomach would begin to swell, that I should havo to unfasten my clothea. The fon 1 used to turn sour on my stomach. Then I would oommenco b.lchlng wind and gaa. Dirty sour froth would heave from my ohont. I had to bo very particular in what 1 should eat. Fat meat, cabbage, or potatoos. or cheese—thoy acted on mo like BO much balm, in fact I did not know what to eat, for nothing would agree with me. But hearing of your Horbal Tonic, I was Induced to try a bottle, a»d whon I had one I wanted more, for my health was more to me ' than money. I found more relief from your | Tonio and Composition Powdor than all the medicine I have evor takon. You have ef-1 feoted a porfoot euro of me. I oan eat now any thing as woll as tho rest of my family, and enloy It.-Believe me to bo, yours over truly, sire Elizabeth Swan. Parnell. January 14,188.. To Profesßßor Qutsoott: Dear Sir,—My oaso was so remarkable and my cure bo effectual.that I feel it my duty to give you a toatlmonlal as my evidence. I have been suffering with rheuma tism for tho last seven years, and a great part of that time I have not been able to drees or un dress mysolf. For live years I was unable to walk without crutches. 1 waß tired of my life, because I was a burden to myself and family, but hearing and poelng the wonderful cures you had offectod in difforent chronic comolaints.an a great numbor whloh I know, whloh aro not published, but I think it my duty to you and to tho publio, that a man of your skill in curing Buoh chronic complaints as mine Bhould bo a household word. I was like a man drowning. I was glad to grab at anything, but I am happy to aay that, through your herbal treatment, I am hearty and well, and can go without crutohes as woll as over.—Bollovo me to be, yonra evor grateful, J; C. Dean, Ponsonby, January 19,1882. To Professor Gussoott, Shortland-street. Sir, —I am happy to Inform yoa of tho perfeot cure I have rooelved through your modlclnal treat ment. I came to you on the 27th of Soptombor last. At that tlms my log was pronounced In ourable; but whon I came to you you told mo that you would convinoe me in a fortnight, and I am happy to say you havo fulfilled your promLje, although I was rather doubtful: but I was told By a friend of mine that. If I said «o, you would not treat me. My friend's name Is Mrs Walker, who knew yon In Christohurch, She was also a patlont of yours whloh you ourod of tho dropsy. lam hippy to say that I have dispensed with my crutohes, and ablo to attend to my domestic duttos. I give you this for tho benefit of others who are Buffering as I have boon for years.—Yours, ever thankful, Mrs Eliy Joyco, Newton-road. December 1. To Professor Gu_soott,!6l_ortl-nd-street, Dear Sir,—lt is with great pleasure that I add to tbo number of your valuable testimonials for the miraculous oure your, nudtclne has performed on ma. I have been troubli-d with what somo medioal men call Udigoatlon, others dyspepsia, but whon I oamo to you on the 16th of Sept., you told mo that I had liver complaint; you explained to me my symptoms abo»t tho palpita tion of the heart, the wind on t&e stomach, cold hands and feet, tbe sourness of the wind and gaa I used to belch, cold oMllu running down my hack, and, In fact, you described my foldings ao minutely, that I was quite satisfied that you understood my complaint, and I am happy to say that through your Iwrbal treatment you have effeotod a purf oct oure Yours ever grate ful, Mra M, Littlo, Hobson-Btrcot. Auokland. To Professor Gusßoott, Shortland-street. Sir,— I havo been troubled with neuralgia In both my hoad nnd faco, and boon deprived from many nights' sleep, and when I sat down to my food many times I have bad to tret ap from tho tublo and walkabout without evor tasting food. As 1 told you; when I applied to yon, that I had tried all tho chemists In town, and I only got tomporary rullof. VThon yon told mo you would oure me In a minute I was very doubt ful, but am happy to Bay you dU so. I Bhould recommend any lady sufforlng from tho same to givo you a trial, as you told mo, it no euro, no pay.—Believe me to be, youra ovor thankful, Raohel Couaenß, Victoria-street, November il. To Professor Gnsscott, Shortland-street. It is with great pleasure that I acknow ledge a perfeot cure I havo received throngh your herbal treatmant; I havo been troubled with scurvy for three years and nine months, which I explained when I called on you. I told you I could form no otker cause unless It was through al. opl»k in a bed whore some one had been aleoplng who had the sourvey. I have alwaya been very pavtlcular when staying at the hotels to examine tho linen beforo going to bed. I have met many mon on ny route who hate got the same complaint through sleeping in dirty beds the aamo aa I did. I aleo told you when I applied that I had taken a great quantity of medicine until my hair began to fall off; but I happened to boo your advertiiement stating that yonr troatmont was solely herbs. I have known wonderful cures effeotod throuj-h tho herbal treatment when minerals have fallodj.' aid being a bollever ip horbs, I waß vory hoppy to placo myoelf undor your troatmont as Boon as you oamo to Anoklan d, and I am glad to say you have effected a oure on mo and made me a oleon, strong, hoalthy man,—Believe mo to I be, youra ever thankful. Alfred Hopkins, Now North Koad, December sth, To Professor Gussoott. Dear Sir—lt Is with great pleasure I have In recommending your Tonic. I havo boan suffering' with wind and spa*ma on tho stomach for several years, and I could not get any roller, .(everything I ate turned to wind. I oould not eat, I could not Bleep (I often had to got out of bed and walk about for hours, I was advised to take ood liver and quinine and iron, &0., and all to no good. 1 had to give np my employment for weeks at a stretch, but 1 was advised by a friend of mine, who was working at the Union Sash and Door Company, to apply to you, and that you would oonvlnco me in a week. I was rather doubtful of this, after trying ao many 1 different medicines, both frpm the Hospital and chemists, and othor patent mediotnes. I thought It was impossible for me to get cured so quick and so perfectly as you havo done, lam happy to say in two months' tlmo yon havo made me a new man. I oan eat well, and also enloy a good night's rest, with many thanks to you. and I hope your days will be long in Auckland, for the good of the community at large.—Yours reapeottully, Rlohard Lawson, Ponsonby, Feb ruary 2nd, 188?. To Pro.osoor Gtisecott, Shortland-street: Sir- As you are aware that I explained to yon, when I applied to you, that I have been troubled with bleeding piles for the last five or six years, as I told you I have tried medioal men, chemlsts.and old women's cures, but nevor had a perfect oure nntil I applied to you, about six weeks ago. They used to como down und bleed for an hoar at a time bo that I Bhould have to change my clothes, but when you told me you would moke mo worse before I Bhould bs hotter, I oould not reokon you up. I thought I Bhould have to Rive np bnßiness altogether, If I Bhould be worse, but in four days you convinced me that I could give yon this testimonial with confidence, that in live weeks you have effeotod a perfeot oare on me. I shall ever be a believer in herbs after tho wonderful oure you have performed on mo.— Yonra, ever grateful, Henry Marsh, Albort atreet, October 11. Tp Pressor Gnßßoott, Shortland-Btreet iJDpar Slr,'J-I am happy to |n_orm!you that through your herbal treatment lean Bafely sky that I nave received more benefit through your herbal treatment than all the mediolne that I have ever taken. I havo been troubled with asthma tor the laßt five years. I was obliged to give up my business and come tp Auokland for medioal troatifaent, and seeing tout testimonials and the many euros you had effected, and also that yon required no information and that you could toll a man's complaint as soon as you caw him—you eld so to me SO correctly, and that is more than any medlpal map ever tpld me boforo, and It gave me confidence to place myself under yonr treatment. lorn woll known In Cambridge. I shall return home on Wednesday, and you may rely you will have many applications from that distrlot,—Yourß, truly, John Hargraves, Queen- Btreet, Auokland. Professor Gussoott would impress on those who may do him the honour to conault him that the utmoat secrecy can be relied upon ; more over, from long experience, and a careful study of the human system, he can decide almost, at a glance the diagnosis of the caße, thereby reliev ing the patient of a great deal of nprvou ness and hesitation. Professor Gussoott Invites the confidence of either Bex suffering from functional derange mont. spermatorrhoaa, exhausting dreams, fco, Profesaor Gussoott has made nervoua debility and loas of power his special study, from what ever cause arising. Be would earnestly impress upon those who do suffer to seek immediate advice and counsel, if they desire " an old age, serene and bright." Let no false delicaoy deter suffering viotlma from removing the cause of this blight to manhood. The strictest confidence may be relied upon, CONSULTATION GRATIS. Can be con suited Dy letter. Publio Inspection Invited tolthe large aasort ment Of BRITISH and AMERICAN jBERBS. Note the Addross— Professor Gtusscott, Next Door to Messrs Winks and Hals Establishment. SHOBTLAND'STBEKT, AUCKLAND,



f or Sale, gji OK SALE. A ohoico lot of Dairy Cows, springing for their second and third calves* direct from the breeders. METCALFE & HILL, 20. N.-. Insurance Buildings, S^OR «l FIVE YEARS' LKAftE, Brown s fi. Isluud, situated five mllea irom Auok land, volcanic soil, divide ; into paddocks, Cot tajjo of 7 Koomn. Btorn Kirans, and nnmerons Out-houaes, Furniture and BoitB; can be had at a valuation. Boat- and shelter from all weathers inside the Breakwator. Splendid opportunity for a person to mako money with sma'l capital, and to anyone taking an inlerest in keeping the house and landa in order. V"-H! bo lot for half its annual valu.. Thero aro numerous wells of fresh wator, Stock-many of 'horn half short horns—can bo takon at a valuation.—W. P. Fkati IuiiSTONK, North Shore. "IjlOK SALK, Grocery Business, iv Pon _Bj . onby Road; Btook and Klxtm .», about £120 (no goodwill).—Apply A. T. Carter, next, Mr IMoomtlold, Ch-mlßt. IjiOß SALE, Newton Road, a comfort- S 1 ablo Bix-roomed iion.o, fowlhonto, fie., too., largo orchard In full hoarlng ; clioap. mid easy torms—ll. Partington, Kstuto Agent. jJj^OR ."SADK, an Eleven-roomed House 9x cheap, in PiU.aonby. with large allotment and garden; frontano to two streets; healthy Bituatlon.-H, Partington, Estato Auont, ttich bnry'a Bulldlngß. fjjiOß WALK, two 50-Kallon Oil Tanks, V with tapß, sultab.o for dealers In oil or kerosene,—T. B. Smith, I'aperhanger, Kybor Pbb. . r pANKS.-For Sale.lwo 400-galloti L Tanks, in ilrst-olass order, wilh taps com plote. Cheap.—App'y ktar Office. hi O B A X "~E it S. A Suporior Oven, Shop,- and Premises, doing a good business; to a flrst-clnss Baker an ex cellent opening.—Address A.Z., Mr Johnston's Parnell. | JpuVKKI V BAY RYE GRASS SEED. A Very Superior Sample of PURE UN MIXED POVERTY BAY RYE GRASS SEED for Salo at Lowest Market Rates. HUNTER & NOLAN, » ipO BY, fck'LD OK LKT, a pretty Villa 1 RGBldonce, Shelly Beach P.oad, Ponsonby, containing 11 rooms, bathroom, wa.hhouao, coachhouse, and stable .gas laid on to house, with gas Btove and evory neceßuary conveni ence, the lionso Ib ploa_untl. situated, splendid Boa view. Tho gardon i. tastefully laid out aa pleasure and kitchen garden. About one acre well planted with choice fruit trees.—Apply D. B. Orchard. 18, losnranco Buildings. FOR SALE, Two Kirßt-claBS Large Iron Tanks, with tops oomplete (cheap).— Apply to Publisher, Star Office, ' tilOR SALi., at a moderate price, a I thorough good substantial Buggy ; fit for a family ,ballt by Cousin andiAtkln.andlarlglnally ccißt about mo. — Apply to Mr Kdward Lewis, Custom-houso-street. IjIOK SaLE, New Boat, suitable for JL! pleasure or oarrying pnrposej; measures 20/t by sft lOln boam, and 2,'t Bin depth; anp plied with ash oare, now Bails, and fitted with braßSwork. Strongly built, and will carry three tons.—Apply by letter to F.R.A ■ Star Offlco. CJPLENDID OPPORTUNITY FOR lO INVESTINO IN A FI KST - CLASS HOTEL PROPERTY AT CAMBRIDGE. FOI! SALE. Tho LEASE of tho NATION*!. HOTKL, Cam bridge together with tho Furniture and every thing appertaining to tho Property. Immedlato possession can bo glvac. This Hotel Is probably doing the Largest Bußlnosa In tho Waikato, and Is replete with Every Convenience For (further particulars, apply to Mr Anflua Raynos, the present proprietor, or to EDWARD LEWIS, Custom-house-street, Auckland. -KIOR" POSITIVE SALE. That compact littlo Island, known as Wood's Island, about] half-way between hero and the head of tho Waltomata. containing 100 Acres, with v'ottage, gond Orchard, and several im provements, plonty of fresh wator nil tho year round, and a good wharf for tbo convenience of stoamors, too.— Apply to JOHN SOPPET. House and Land Agent. _No. 8, Quoen-Btrcot ooky nook, Few north ROAD.—Houbob and Allotment..—Aa tho Sale ia proceeding rapidly, and a constdorablo number of Allotments havo already been dis posed of, early application Bhould be made nt my offloe, whore plans can be Been and partlcu lars obtained.—F. G. KwiNOTON. 17»OK SALE, tbe live-ton yacht M'LISS, J with all calls (new), anchor and chain, gear and dingy, oomplete.—Apply to Mr Haul tuln, nt. Jack son and RusboU'h, Fort-street. S./OK SALE, a First-class Conlectlonory J Busine. _ doing a wholesale and retail cash trade, situated In Queen-street, with Ma chinery and all other appliances for carrying on thn samo. Only principals dealt with.— Apply at tho Stab offloe. «.^IKST-CL a SS BUSINESS OPENING. Wo have a capital COUNTRY BUSINESS placed in our hands for disposal, either by Bala of freehold or on lease at a very moderate rent, if in tbe latter case £250 capital would be ampin, Tho premises are situate in the centre of a pros perous townßhip, and are with evory conven ience. In addition to a Genaral Storekeeping Busi ne. a, now averaging £70 per week, there Is a Bakery and suitable premise, for a Bntobei's t.hop, which ckh be sub-lot or carried on in coa nectlen with the Storo. In the banes of a steady and energetic man, with business capabilities, this Is a rare chance for a start. Satisfactory reasons given for its disposal by present owner. Further particulars on application. L. P. NATHAN to CO. IjlOK SALE, really cheap, a compact V Farm of ISO aores: about 50 acres in grass, part under crop, part good bush and fern; a B!x-roomed House, Stable, Cow-shed, fee.: 2_ miles from railway station, and only 12 miles from town by good road, FOR SALE, a nice little Dairy Farm ot 72 acrea, all fenced and divided into paddocks, with good House, Stable, Sheds, and every con venience, and deop-water frontago, 10 miles from town. Apply to John Sopfet, House, Land, and General Commission Agent, No. 8, Queen-street (upstairs CI O R SALE, STATIONERY AND FANOY GOODS BUSINESS. The undersigned otter for salo the stock-in trade In the estate of James Stuart, Cambridgo, waikato. consisting of Hooks, Stationery, Music, Fanoy Goods, toe; also the goodwill and lease of premises, situated in the best posi tion In Cambridge. Immediate possession can bo given. Stock Bhoeta and full particulars of N. G. LENNOX^-,..... ARTHUR H. NATHAN f ir""'"CM' OEEJLM SEED! SKEDI n -—' FOR SALE, the following New Seeds, ex Roman Empire :— Red Clover white Clover Oowgrasß Aleyke Rape' Luoerne Turnip Mangel Unseed Hemp Canary &o„ &0. The above will be disposed of at Lowest Current Prices. POTTER AND CO., Durham-street. jm O R SALE, At Lowest Market 11 atbs : Rosin, Pitch, and Tar Kerosenr, Palnt,and Olive Oils Champion's, Scott's, and Mover's Genuine White Lead, in wood ' ' Mnntz Metal and Nails Largo Stook cf Oanya'a, various brands Wire Rope, from _} inoh to } Inch Bolt Rope, Hemp, and Manilla Rope, all sizes Patent Windlass (wood), Frills, and Palls Anohors, from 16 owt to 10 lbs Ohalns. from * inch to J inch. D. B. MpKENZIE, FORT-STRKRT. March 18. 1882. WjUFEKUIK COKKI.K-.ATV ; !' TAPiKH, -Tl mem-r- S, PARKER HAS FOR SALit a number of tho above, with Tap ready for upe, £2 and upwards, At his Stkim Wokks, Viotoria-btbket, or hip Shop WKi,ti.sr.!.v-STUBET. Large quantities of spouting, Kldglng, and Down pipes always In Btook. Vorandah iron curve.! at shortest notice. Manufacturer of Lead and Compo Pipe. A oholoe soloctlon of Chandeliers, fee, at his Wellesley-atreoJ shop. Conntry ordei-s will always Kwwlve his prompt cti-ontlcn. T.lce_T.3.-ift tn lay on Water. •lii; _«NTSB Off THE IU-H-ViR UtUt nplTB F KEN Oli BAKE It Y. w, j. evans (latk MiNurn). Hobson-streat. BREAD AND BISCUIT BAKKR AND CONFKCTIONEK, WeddlDß Cakes made to order. MY PASTRY 13 A SPECIALITY. A trial solicited. "pi X U I T SEASON, Important to Storekeepers and Parties Pre serving. — Edward Lewis, of Custom-houso Btreet, noa just opened a Large and Varied As sortmeut of Jam Jars and Jelly Cans for Pro Berving purposes; also, Five Crates Stonewan Jars suitable for Butter Crocks and BrecU



/Public _Notices« INTERNATIONAL KXBIBITION, ORRI..TOHURCH. OPENING J)AY, EASTEK MONDAY, tit^nai, 10rH. ADIIISSION , Opening Day—From 9,30 to a.m,, *ive Shillings; from Ito 5 p.m., and from 7.30 to 10 p.m.. Ono Shilling. At other times—ll a.m, to 5 p.m., and 7.30 to 10 p.m., Ono Shilling. Special Art Gallery—Sixpence extra. SEASON TICKETS-Prlco 2 guineaa for a i-inglo tick.t, and 1 guinea for any other member of tho same family. Theso admit the holder to all parts of the Ex htbtion (Including the Ppanlal Art Gall-ryl onn hour in thn morning before the general Dublin, and at nil hoars nt which the Exhibition Is open until the close, Thoy also admit to tho oponlng and clusingceroinoniea, and to any con certs that may bo hold. Thoy are NON-TRANF ifI.itABLE, and will consist of a prlntod signed form, which will ho pasted on to the photograph - (carte do vialto also) ot tho applicant at F. (I. MiLf.s's. Triangle, High-street (opposite B. Peterson & Co.), whoro RESERVED SKATS for thoOi MCNINU OERBMONY aro aleo obtain able. I'y order of tho Promotors. K. S. WALPOLE, t-eoretary. pUB LI C NOT IO E TO MY NUMEROUS CUSTOMERS AND FRIENDS. On and after 10th March, my .establishment will be CLOSED at 8 o'olook p.m. Saturdays, 9 p.m. J. WILLIAMS, TAILOR, &0., Victoria-streft West. KYBER PASS PAPERHANGING WAREHOUSE. PAPERHANGINGS I PAPERHANGINGS 1 CHEAP PAPERHANGINGS I Having to make room for NEW PATTERNS shortly expected, I have determined to CLEAR OUT Present Stock, and, therefore, take leave to inform BulUers and tne general Publio that I have made a wr GREAT REDUCTION'S.. In the Pricks cf all Kinds of Papehhangikgb. To effect v Speedy Sale. At the same time, I may state that I have a Large stock of White lead. Oils, nnd Pointers' Keqdisites; and whilst thanking my patrons for tho liberal support accorded me hitherto, can assure them tbat no effort shall bo wanting on my part (by Importing none but tho BtST Matkkials) to merit a oontlnaanoe of the Bame. T. B. S M I T H, CHEAP PAPERHANGING WAREHOUSE, Kyber Pass Road. TJOBERT WOODS, XV BOUT AN D SHOE MAN U ."ACT URER, CORLEY'S BUILDINGS. HOBBON-STREET (Opposite the Prince Arthur Hotel). EVERY DESCRIPTION OF REPAIRS NEATLY EXECUTED, A Trial'Sollclted. TpIENCUNG I FENOHSG 1 FENCING 11. Contracts for all kinds of Fencing taken by Sam White; bJbo, for Sale, Purlrl P»Bts, Totara Posts, Kauri and Hobtrton Porta, Rimu and Bobarton Ralls 10,000 Eanrl Palinga at Ba, Houbo Blocks. 100,000 Shingles, good broad heart. i?i (delivered). Come early.—Sam White, Gore-street D D .Lie NOTICE, T. j7 PHILIP, Bread to Bisouit Baker to Confectioner. WEDDING CAKKS MADE TO ORDER. < Note the Address— KARANGAmAPE KOAD, NKWTON. Families waited on for Orders. Onr Pastry is a groat Speciality. T. J. PHILIP. yiCIOKIA HOUSE. H. A, COLSON, STATIONER AND BOOKSELLER, Viotobi a-strkbt, Anckland, Corner ol Bobson-Btreet. Diaries, Almanacs, Books, Birthday Carda, Sachets, toe, in great variety, H. A. COLSON OAMUEL Y. COLLINS, HOUSE, LAND, EBTAIE. & FINANCIAL AGENT, 81-JH-STREET, AUCKLAND. ' LOANS AND MORTGAGES NEGOTIATED. For Sale, on terms to suit purchasers, Houses and Allotments of various sizes, in Berestord- Btroet, Hepburn - sweet, Wellington- Btreet, Wolfe-atreet, .East-street, Grafton Road, Pymonds-Btreet, Allotments Bought and Money Advanced for Building; may be repaid by weekly or monthly instalments. Shares Bought and Bold. . Ttt\ O T ICE. W, H. SKINNER, ABCBITECT, Has taken offices formerly oocnpled by the City Council, and over Messrs. Upton and Co.'b, Qneen-atreet. AUCKLAND TIMBER COMPANY (LIMITED). GREAT BARGAINS IN BUILDING TIMBER. «_r Making Boom, "W H. SKINNER & SON, • BUILDERS, carpenters, and joinkrß, Vulcan lane, AU Branches of tho Building Trade exeouted by Experienced Work mon. Shop Fronts, Office Fittings, fco. TjISMENCE OF LEMON. TO CHEMIBTS &T-RUGGISTS, CORDIAL MAKERS AND OTHERS. New Season's Kssence of Lemon just landed, First Q-iality. trioe, by the Winchester Quart, 16a per pound; by tbe single pound, 170. KEMPTHORNK. PROSSER & CO.'S NEW ZEALAND DKUG COMPANY (OIMITBD). "TKT OTI C_s OF REMOVAL. E. H, PERCY, BAKER AND CONFECTIONER, Begs to inform his customers and friends, and tho public generally, that ho Is removing from his present residence, sltu.to In Pitt-street, to those proinlßOß recently occupied by Mr Heath, formerly of Wakefleld-ff eet. Mr Percy, in returning thanks {or the liberal support recently accorded, respectfully solicits' a continuance Of past favours. Bride and Christening Cakes made and orna mented to order.. Families attended. Muffins and Crumpets as usual are a speciality. pUBLIC NOTICE. R. W.ToMNSON. Baiekr AND Confectioner. _ Begs to announce that ho h*a rcoently taken over the Windsor Store, Lonnox'a Buildings, Pitt-street, formerly oarrlod on by Mr A. T. Carter, and trnßts, by olvlllty and attention, to merit aahare of patronage from the families oi the Burroundlng district. Wedding and Christen ing Cakes made to order. ■ r o T BAKES. In order to avoid mistakes and accidents, I have made arrangements with MR ROBERTSON, the Proprietor of the Royal Mail Coaches, To Run Passengers through to LaTco Bouse, from TAURANGA. to OHI.VEMUTU, WAI ROA, and TAUPO, Tourista can obtain Buggies at all times at Tanranga and Ohinerauta, and can depend upon i:cod Coaches, Buggicß, Horses, and Bober and civil drivers, at Lowest Rates. ROBERT GRAHAM. Lake House, Ohinemutu, February 11.1881 X>' »T <>MAH AN A HO T LAKES. A UMITKDJNUMBBROF FIRST-CLASS THROUGH TICKETS Will be Issued for THE HOT LAKES. Tourists will have the advantage of staying at LAKE HOUSE, Ohinemutu, whloh will he found the mot comfortable Hotel In the Lake - Distrlot. No other tickets but those Issued by me avail ' able for Lake Housei R. GRAHAM, JON., 1 National Insurance Buildings. \ 83, Queen-street, Ant-Sand. 1 AnnVlanfl. March IS. 1882.



Amusements. ALBERT H A L I. A. TO-NIGHT I CONTINUKD SUCCESS OF DORAN'S MINSTRKLSI CROWDED HOUSES NIQHTLY! Grand Holiday Programme! Special ELgagement of Missies May and Daioy Thoi-ntor, who will appear iv their Unarming Songs and Oane.-s I Everything New 1 Special Attractions 1 MILLION PBICKS :-Front .eats. 2s; Back, Ib. J. MAHSaiLt,, Stago Manager. /CHORAL HALL EASTItR MONDAY, APBIT, lOl'H, 1882. ORCHESTRA OF THE CHORAL SOCIETY, i THIRD CONCERT OP THK SERIRS. CONDUCTOU IIBRR CAUL SCnMITr PROCKAMMSi ; 1. Overture—"Cenorentola" (Rossini) 2. Quartette (for male voices!—a. "Intngor Vitae" (Flommingl; b, "Soldier'a Song" (Werner)_....Mofßra if. Ha'ker, Gilfllian, j Corbelt, Tcinpler. Blades, and G, Marker 3. Aria and Trio (*ith orchestral aocompar,!-, monl)—"lalfiglia de Regimento"(Donl-i zattl) u ,..Mla9 uoiim-U, Measra E. Uarkor, Blades, and G. llorker : _. Soptett (for strings and Wind), Adagio and Allegro ( Bb_ tho v0n)....'..Mi ..Bra Hcmus. (Jiougb, Edger, Mackenzie, Impoy, Craig, and Cook B. Koclt. and Cavatlna (with oroheatral ao companlmeDl)-"Satanella" (Balfe) Mlbb Hnlsteua i 6. Choral March (Oarl Schmltt) (Interval) 7. Overture—" Der Wassertrager" (the Water carriers) (Oherublnl) 8. Quartette—"Avo Maria" (Abt)..Mlsa Con nell, Mra Jadson, Mlbbos Corbett and Fenton. 9. Symphony (No. 1) — Adagio and Allegro (Beethoven) 10. Song—"The Lost Chord" (Sullivan)..Mlbb Corbett. 11. Quartette (male voices) —"The Happiest Land" (Hatton). 12. Valße-"Marien"(Gungl). Doors open at 7.30; to commence at 8. Admission : Balf-a-Crown ; Gallery. One Shilling. Seats may bs reserved at Messrs Upton to Coa' H. F. ED9ER, Hon. Sec. O A N M U R 1_ HALL, EASTER M9NDAY, APRIL lOrn, 1882. Programme of Concert and Soiree. Opuning Remarks Rev, Father Riordan Duet, Pianoforte — Abyssinian Expedition., Misses Eels Song, seleoted. .Mlaa Bessie Hogan Solo. Pianoforte — Her Bright Smile..Mlbb A. Pierce Ballad-The Poacher's Widow (Mias Phllph. Mr Herbert O. Brook. Accompanist—Mias Jeßiie Eela Duet, Pianoforte—lreland Quadrilles ,Mra Flem ing and Miss J. Kols Song, seleoted..Mr Fleming Ballad—l Love my Love (Plnautl)..MrJAbor nethy. Accompanist—Mrs Fleming Ah che la morte (Ver.li. .Mr Franoiß INTKRVAI. Recitation, Serio Comlo—Planohe Mr H. C. Brook Song-R-imember or Forget_.M_Bß J. Kele Soena—The Cluba had Meeting..Mr T. Oraham Song—Hers'a to the Queen., kr Vranoia Duet—Chrlatmaa Eohoea..The Misses Kola Song—Tell Me, Mary, How to Woo Thee.. ..Mr Absrnethay Fantasia, Pianoforte—Voices from the Hill Side (Hodsonl.-Miss A, Pleroe Song—The Horse Shoe on the D00r....„Mr T. Hogan fiolo—Golden Waves„Mißß J. Kelß Song, selected..Mr Fleming TBE RATIONAL AN. HEM, Doors open at 7.3.; to commence at 8 p.m. ODorting. ■RASTER RACE B. TATTKRSALL'S "cLIJB will meet THIB EVENING, and every Evening for Quotations on the AUTUMN RACK 3, Tho chair will be takon ovary evening at 9 o'clock. WM. PEROIVAL, Secretary. 1 lU. lUH Ml I .111 Tenders. REPAIRS TO GOVERNMENT BUILDINGS, THAMES. Pabllo Works Offloe. Auokland, 30th March, 188'?. Written Tenders will be received at this Offloe until Noon of WEDNESDAY, l_th April, 1882, for Bepatring and Fainting Government Hnildlngs at tho Thames. Speciftoatlonß and Conditions of Contract can be scon at this Office, and «.t the Office of the Warden, Thamo.. Tenders must be addressed to the Hon. the Minister for Publio Works, Auokland, and marked outside,." Tender for Reoalra to Go vernment Bulldlngß, Thames." The lowest or any Tender will not necessarily be accepted. By command, W, H. HALES, District Engineer. O ENGINEERS AND BOILiiR. MAKERS. Tenders are invited for a New Boiler for the 8.8. Oreti. the same to be sent in to my office not later than 13 noon on WEDNESDAY, tho 12th instant, where plans andßpeoifloationßoan be seen. WILLIAM LODDB.R. Engineer. - Auckland, April 3,1882, "\TEWTON HIGHWAY DISTRICT U BOARD. Tenders will be received by the above Board until Wednesdat next, the }2th Instant, for Forming and Channeling a portion of the Rich mond Road. For particulars apply to tbe Chairman, to whom Tenders may be addressed. ROBT. T. WARNOCK,. Chairman, April 6th, 1882. IN THE ASSIGNED KSTATE OF JAMES MULLING to Go. Tenders will be received by the Trustees In the above Estaw, up to THURSDAY, the 13th of April, at 3 p.m., to PURCHASE THK STOCK IN TRADE, consisting of General Drapery, Clothing, eto ; also Book Debts, Futures, Good-will, and Lease of Premises. The highest or any Tender not necessarily accepted. Full particulars may be obtained at tho Offices of Sargood ton and Ewen, Litch field strsat, Christchuron. JOHN SOUTHKRN. ) -*_-»«. WILLIAM BROWN. 1 1™tOBS' m O B U__l L D E R S. Tenders will be reoelved until noon of SATUKDAY, tbe 15th Instant, for Extensive Additions to a Residence in Remuera. Plans at my offioe, 83 Queen-Btreet. HKNRY G. WADE, Arohiteet. TENDERS are invited for the Erection of four Villa Keeidencea in St. Mary's Road. Plana and specifications to bo Been at Jones's. Tobacconist, Queen street. Tenders will close on the nth instant, at 12 noon. TO CARPENTERS.—Tenders will be reoelved until SATURDAY. AprU 15, for the -Erection of Thirteen Sma'l Dwelling Houses In Cook, Sale, Morton, and Vernon-streeta and Insurance Lane. NQt bound to accept the lowest or any tender. Clans at my offlco, Vio toria-street West—Matthew Henderson, Arobl teot. mo BUILDERS. 1 Tenders will be received until noon ot MON DAY, April 17. for iMPBOVBMENTft to Br. Andrew's Cbuboh, Auokland, via., Portico, Tower and Spire. EDWARD BARTLEY, Arohiteet. _________________________________ m O BUILDERS. Tenders will be rooelved by the nnderalgned until noon of WEDNESDAY. April 12th, for the Ereotlon and Completion ot Two Shopa and Dwelling-hous 8 In College Road. Plana, &c„ at my office, Queen-Btreet. P. HERAPATH, Architect, mo CONTRACTORS. EXTENBION OF TIME. Tenders will be reoelved until noon ofTUES DAY, April 11th. for the Erection of Promisea in" Hobaon and Oook-streetß. Particulars at my offloe, Queen-street. THOMAS H.WHI lE. Arohlteot. m o B U_l__L D ER S. Tenders will be received until noon of the 2_th instant, for the Erection of a Concrete villa Residence at Lake Takapuna. Plana and specifications at my offlco, Canada BnUdlngß. „„ _7:-.i_7_-- W. H. SKINNER, Architect.



Amusements. THEATRE ROT AL. Proprietor....... ... R. J. DeLlas, GREAT ATTRACTION FOR EASTER , HOLIDAYS, v Commencing TO-NIGHT (Saturday), Bth April j Commencing TO-NIGHT (Saturday), Bth April, With tho production of Chaa. Read's Great Sensational Drama, In four aots. ■ . IT 18 NEVER TOO LATE TO MEND. IT IS NEVER TOO LATE TO MEND. IT IS NEVEK TOO LATE TO MEND. AND ' On EASTER MONDAY EVENING. AprU 10, THIS (Saturday) EVENING. Will be presented with every attention to de tail, the l_conic Effects being of a p> ■•-Uiularly Novel and titrlklng Character, IT IS NEVER TOO LATE TO MEND. QQ3Q H____ H" gzssg "Tho drama IT IS NEVER _f__3_? £23£ TOOLATI. TO MEND OW6B ffiSffiS rtf.rK Its succcßß to this, tbat it paints ►~,«« OCOO himmii-lifo on a broad scalo, jSsJSH Eh£_E-I. shows truo love its troubles 3353 umhu aud its triumph, lawless love taSwS ££££ llaßChoiues and its defeat, ex- __§_;« 5533 patrlation, tho lot of bo many, *I^":r, -JJJ-j and a groat historic cvont.ihe HgSH ' _--._ disoovery of gold. It easts a XgXg gggO light upon prisons and thoir 000° . £222 fatal abußes. but It Illumines SSBS -i ZZZm even there with a figure, who &££g £*«* Is the Law andt-tWaoapoUn- §±33 . C_?__fi t^rnatej-mawhbisSnquerß. In ■»«■» ! ggSg, a word, it utters Faith, Hope, 3333,,' EggS and Charity in tho English of OOOO'i i ........ our forefathers, and no oomes HSsfiSF '■" SmSm home I 0 tho ho<irt3 of the mSSS W0pl8" * 2233. ■GNHK OI HIVT OCX H_.A-_N.ei XI Act I.—The Farmyard in Old England, with Its live Stook—live fowls, live pigeons, live dogs, fee, representing one of the most lifelike pictures ever produced on any stage. ..■-,■■«■ ■ Aot 2.-The Model Prison by Gaslight, with all. its horrors of the Pehal Regulations, and death Of the boy Joseph. Aot 3.—The Slab Hut in Austral! a; and Walla* walla Gully, with its Cascade of Real Water and Brilliant Limelight Kffeots, ■ assing from Bunset to Bunrlse, and First Discovery of Gold la Außtralla. Aot I.— Home again I Faithful till death. Crime recelveß a j net punishment, and honest hearts rewarded by happiness in the bright and glorious future. TUESDAY EVENING, April 11, BENEFIT US MR. and MRS. LACHLAN MOUOWAN.-Tom.. Taylor's Comedy, " The Contested Election." ORNE-STREET HALL*! EASTER MONDAY NIGHT. apkil 10th, 1882. DEAN'S MINSTRELS, In one of their refined Ethiopian Carnivals, ta be followed by a Ball, Their fourth Anniversary. Grand Holiday Programme. Front Seats end Ball,; 3s j 2nd Beats, 2s Gallery aud Concert only, is. HORACE DEAN, Manager. DIRKENHEAD, NORTHCOTE/ SUNNYSIDJS GARDENS, Five Minutes' Walk from the New Wharf, ] Visitors to this delights Suburb oan obtain Refreshments at the above address. Q RPH A N HOM Em The next Praotloe fo;; proposed Concert will take nlace at St. Thomas's School-room on: THURSDAY EVKNING, 13th April, at 8 0 dock. The assistance of all persons who can read Music ia respeotf ally Invited. Railways. AUCKLAND UAlJ,yr'__.XSjiJ EASTER HOLIDAYS. SPE CI A iT~F ARES. V, ,«si,nßle_ Tlok?ts i?*?* 4 torn Thursday, April«, to Tuesday, AprU H (Inoluslve), will be araffi able for retnrn, any Station to any Station, UP to and Inoluding Wednesday, April 12. _On Monday ahd Tuesday, AprU 10 and 11, tha Fares from Auckland, Newmarket, Mouttt Kden, and Onehunga to Racecourse, will ba One Shilling eaoh, single or return, lrresneoUTß of class, available for the day only. Hofiera Ol Throhg,. ..'lokets cannot break the journey at Racecourse, but all must ba provided with the Special Baoeoonrsfi Tickets. . , Tlokets, inducting Rail and Admission to Course: Three(3»)Shllllngßeach. ■"""""";,'" : GOOD FRIDAY.. On Good Friday, Trains will run aa on Sundays, A. V. MACDONALD, > Distrlot Manager, iw. r. ...'"' ' , ______.', Mdnsationai, I^PSOM HOUSE SEMINARY. Easter Term commences April 17. „Mis» Donovan will open a Dancing Olafis In too large new Schoolroom, for Adults alone, on apply to Mra Stoddard. WATERLOO QUADRANT ESTAB. LISHMBNT FOR YOUNG LADIES. Second Quarter commences April 12. Mlbb Donovan will open aDsnoing Olaß.for Adults on Taoßday Evening, April 11, and one for Children on WednesdJir, AprU[Kit IUIL oolook. For terms apply to Mrs Norman 1 Waterloo Quadrant. " ;""""*" ■ J^/J_ «• V. B WO OD HA JH» Teacher off the Pianofoeiu ahd Haemonium. Address-C. re of Auokland Musio Ware; house. t IJIHJB VBT OF OINGINCW soYAt _m_.i!___t_-_t op music, : : ACADEMY -J^^iSfe*^ LOKDOW, i MR.GOBDONGOOCHIBro_UBeand ! SUver Medallist and Associate) • : having studied Ten Terms in this ! I Royal and National Institution, la. In, i -. the opinion of the several Professors ■ i with whom ho was plaood, duly quail- i ! fled to teach Singlng.-(Bigned) G. A, • i MAcr__RwtN.iluß.Doo. Cambridge.— ■ j 1879. "'■■ - In referenoe to above, Mr Goooh Is prepared. to receive names of Private Puplia tor Singing and Voice Production at hia private residences Albert Pork. . ';. —■■"-ii"i ' ' ' _g=9 :' aaeaioai. T\ R. D E N T O IT,', PHYSICIAN, BURGEON. 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