The Auckland Evening Star.

VOL. XVL—No. 3,816

AUCKLAND,■ N.Z.. WEDNESuAJf. NOVEMBER 1. 1888.

(Published Daily)

PRICE: OSE FENiNF



Skipping' OACfFIU MAIL STEAMSHIP CO. THROUGH THE UNITED STATES OS AMERICA, VIA HONOLULU, TO GREAT BRITAIN. Untie* Postal Contract with the Governments of . Nt>wJsefifoßd ftg.d.New South Walea. Date ot Uatooftfail- p CiBCO. City of Sydney _ 8,200 Jan. 8.1883 Novel)]. 7 Australia- - 3,200 F0b.3.1883 Decem. 6 Oltyot New York 3,400 Nov. 13 Jan. 2,1883 Zaalandla- - SAW Deeem. 11 Jan..3O, '83 Pflsaocgora booked through to Liverpool, London, or Paris, via the groat Overland Roads of America, >.nd too Stop.morß ot ths Atlantic lines torn Now York, FABKS. ST«';-cl«tj'_ .. - - <HB anfl upward Stfierairu .. - - _, «37 lUa Flrst-olaea toSan ffranoisoo.. fill) Through Cabin Passengero ant permitted to lay over at Honolulu, or any of the oltiea of tha United States, not to oxoeed six months, SOUTHERN PACIFIC ROUTS. Passengers to and from Europe mayj without Bxtra cost, avail themuelvea of the Southern Pacific Railroad and its connections, thereby avoiding the winter cold of thn Northern Konte; and for an additional oost of 821 mar go to New Oi inane and thenoo through the Southern States to New York, No Shipping Orders will be Issued after 1 p.m. on the day before the Balling of Btoamera for Ban Pranoisoo. jr.ir freight rateu and all othot Information •only to SHOS. T. GAMBLES, Alien*, Lower Qnoon-Btroot », . IfNION STEAMSHIP |£> -\J^«f U COMPANY OF NKW j'^c^^A ZEALAND (Limited). j j^uSia^ TIMK TABLE— jrji MOVKMBEB, 1882. FOR TARANABX NELSON. PKTCON, WKIh LINGTON, LYTTKLTON, AND WKST OOASJ FOKT3 (FROM MAKDKAU). Steamer. Data of Sailing, Latest Train., Hawk a Tueo.. 7 Nov., i p.m. 2 p.m. Wanaea On arrival of mall — FOR GISBORNS, NAPIKR, WKLLINSTON, LYTTELTON, POKT OKA.LMBRB, AND BLUFF (from Auckland). Manapouri I Thursday. Nv. 2, noon I — Tb Anau I Friday. 10, noon | — FOR MELBOPRNiC, VIA SOUTH. 'MiSlPiidbi I Tbnrsday,Nv.2.noOn I — Tb anau I Friday, 10. noon | — "Palling at Hcbirt. FOR BYDNSY. WiIHABAPA | Tuesday; 1,4, 5 p.m. I — gQK"TiUBaKLL AND KAWAKAWA. Te Atiiu I Monday, (I. 8 p.m. | —.. FOR QI3BORNK AND NaPIKR. MANAFQgai I Thure,Nv. 2. noon I — gQK USVUKJL AND SUVA. Hbho I Tom. My.U,6p.m. | — 49* Cargo must bs bootort and alongside one Boor before adverifiad time ot departure, FRasstM tiob-sta snast t« takes at the Com pssy'fl Office. JLuefeSnmi Qraueh, lift), Queen-street.



jM-^ Q*is&ia XO LQHDON. okibntTinb. Qm&Sffi&sm ffl)8 ( O ]2 Ow jn ß steomohlpi be. icsislas to She O.'loni Steam N&vlnatton Com esny (LUniiad) audths Paolfio Steam Navlsa- Koa Oomc&ny, will leara 81 DNKY at the nsflermcnttonefl dates for MELBOUKNK, ADKLJSJDB. »afl IjGNDON, Tla Bn<» Canal And Naples. BEaamffl?. - IRag.Ttogol Date. AUBTK.IL» M __ &350 Novem. 11 GARONNE-.. _.. 8.876 Novam. 25 POTOSI 13C0 Dooara. 9 OBIItST ..„.. 5,200 Deoem.23 Acs >to Serrisa win ba maintained toy sue ce?4K'2 Btetra&ra at Intervals of a Fortnight, ' ifbks id iioafloa, IS to 70 guineas ; Canal tntna, S3, F«:»ia bcrsJsss Hurangh to honam, S?.%fi;3aaoir; can boot lrom AtscMmi4! at c. t&swvi'U i'ats to oo7sc interoolonlal tan and to 8 *OT?a special afiTantagCß. ■ D-iiuoa piisaonsors ore allowed to break tholr A'assagaa (mai LonSoa caa be sra&tefl In AuptlanC, For plena and fall nartloHhsis, apply, in Lon don, %o 7. Qroen & Co., nniS Anderoon, Ander soa & Co., Joint ■Hanuaars nt the Linoi oi to the isent: in Anokland. CKION STBAatSHIP 00. OB1 NiZi OiuuxsDt. Qosen-street, «pg^OXEAM XO LONDON, PENINSULAR AND OKIHNTAH BTBAM WAVIQATION COMPANY. The Company's Steamships (andor contrnot with tha Victorian Government for the con veysnoe of Her Mojosty'B Malls) will be fieapatohed for Plymouth and London as under t ' bl.--,-- I Leave Leave Steamer. j Sydney. Melbonrne PEaHAWCß.vColomtjo Nov. 17 Nov. 23 KAI»AR-I-HIND (ditto) J)eo. 1 Deo. 7 KOS ETTA (ditto) ~ Dao. 15 Deo. 21 ASjAM (ditto) Ueo. 89 Jan, i Bates oi; Dassaso mooey to Plymouth or Lon don : £70 Brut, sad £15 Beoor.c-olaas. Italian ports I m!> flrotj and £10 Beoond-cliiGS. Passan cerx booking at Auckland aoonro speolal advan laeres. Kor further partlanlara raspacttng v&eaose money and freight apply to OKUICKSHANK & CO., Agents. 18, Qaeen-street, Autotiaua. H E L l B R'S' ml^^ The p.B» TONGABIRO Leaves Qaeen-street Wharf for the above plaoe every WKDNKSDAY and SATURDAY, at 2 p.m., returning at 5.30, Fare— ffonrpenoo. , _ :,, Tea,Coff&o. or Milk..and Breaa and Bat* er Bapplled on the Groanda at Blxpenoeperheaa. rg. QXKAffI SO THE 'Ws^^,^ ) . THAMES, WAIH2, TB ABOBA QOIiDFIBLDS, MOB; SINSViLIiB, W AITO A PI j AJNS, AHD GBASTX AMD KWZKB'S aSMIiBMBHS, S,@;: BOTOHABASA,1 From Anotland i Thtmaay. 5.30 afternoon Saturday, 8 morning ifrcm Thames 1 Friday. 11 morning Saturday, 2 afternoon EMMIES (SwOtW)— ~„ Eeiona I S»ven BhlUlnar3 aad 3iXPanOB (7ll!"5f. a*steii» thMjaeh to Te Aroha, ESs par tea, Not roaponaime for shipping, oarrying, or "SSK^Trt'wtthtt, haw n boa, ot .«■ "^J^S'O KXIHO PASSitN&BHB (ANO ■^HB»^ OAEGO, 009KB0MSW, WISH OBISa (SCSI, OSJAHW. WAISOA PSAJHE, &HD SScaSJ^S" WMK-TABLE?, 'aHBI-RP'B I SK WO, S, l<«jniAG6itlan<li BtomThamoai Wedaefidar, 12fflldnight Thursday, 1 p.m. Krlaayi ,151 mldnlghS Saturday, midnight Fabes: Ta Tfetaaea 3 Saloon, jb B4 j Stooraße, 6a To OhlßSianirt through, Ss ostra fo To Atoha itooußh, 10s extra Wrt riMPonalble £oi Ehlpplns.oanylaK, or Oia eajsmliia Uto otook. FBABEB & TINNB, Agents* ■ " rjTEAM XO XHB HOT OMAHA. , tenlns oa Wednasdaya, Mondays and Fridays. K 0 Carsowoalv^w"" 11 half-an-hour ol *«Sr tralaht ot Bassaea wgy jo wlagß , H a_ W B, gOKOMAHPEi. Jllili*' Oaptain^rsoott, TIMS-TißW»' S Auoaana. •SWday, 3,3 p.m. J^Ov. «.»*.»• eharßine Uve Btoofc . BhloD ing nots, and ■ JSffWSWWwU «mo of saenartaro, ; AtB(HiSW iNDliKr.Mßn»Ber,



Shipping. TVTOKTBERN STEAMSHIP j COMPANY (LIMITBD), \ ffIMK-TABLB-NOVEMBER-. (WeathM end other oiroumsiaHoee permitting), FROM QU3EN-STKEKT WHARF. ?OS TAURAKOA AND BAY 0* PLENTY PORTS, Hteameb. I Date or SAu.ma. Wellington or I Kvery Monday and Thursday, Glaaeig | at 6 p.m. I Concoote a* Tnurancfs tor Opo- Btaff* M&l and Hay of Plenty i;ori* I overy Taasday. JOB BUSSSLIi, WMaKGAROA, AHD MAW somu. Qw a °itogton r | KTery Monaar'at g-30 P-m- FOB WBANCIABKI AHD WHAHfIABKI HBADB. i iCarcf iaapussonxero and oarao j irjjyla j ftwwWnu) ' K-jrsry 1 »i&;.lsy and BYMsy, at 6pm yOU MANGAPAI, iraylo | iCvary Tnaa.iay. a> 8p m yOB MAaQAWAI. i Douglas I Kyery Thursday, at ap in JOB HBROITKY' BAY. Donglaa I Every Monday, at 4p m KKOM MANOSAO. TOR HOKIANOA. Rowenn | Thnraaay. Nov. 2,1 p.m. | CST Cargo mnst be boov«a and slongslda ona i tionr baforo adyertleod tlma at daportara. Faaaase tickets innas ba (alien at the Cam flauy'o Offloe. No, 67. Qneen-etrect, Aaokland. A. MoaRKIGOB, Wsnaßlaa Director, <aadSc^ B^OK HOKIANGA.—Tbe ,^^^^ s/1 Northern Steamship Co.'a b.b. TOJ*BWROWSNA will loave Onohunga Whotf aa above (woather and other olroam •t«no«B cermltting) on THURSDAY, Nov. a, at 1 p.m.—A. MoHrkoop, MnnaglnK Director. ~^fflg VV SSSAM NAVIGATION 00, S.S, MANUKA IT. TIMK-TABM-NOVKMBEB, 1882. lieare Onehunga i Leave Walnkn I Nov. Nov. 4—Saturday, 11.30 a.m. i-Satnrday. i p.to, 6-Monday, 1.3 p.m. fl—Monday. 6 p.m. 7—Tuesday, i p.m. B—Wednesday 8 a.m. 10—Prlday, S p m. 11—Savurdoy, 9.30 a.m. IS—Monday, 7 a.m. 13—Monday, II.SO a.m. IS—Wedneiclaj. 8 a.m. 15—Wednep., 12.30 p.m. . 18-Satardaj', 10 a.m. 18 -Saturday, iSO p.m. 20—Mocilny, 13,30 p.m> 50—Monday, 6 p.m. 21—Tuesday, S p.m. 22—Wednesday. 8 a.m. 21—Frlaay, 6 p.m. 25—Saturday, 10 a.m. 27—Monday. 7 a.m. 27—Monday, 11.30 am. 23—Wednesday, S*.m. 2»—Wednos,, W.30 p.m. Leave Onehunga for Mnnntau Heads—Kvory Thursday, 8 a,m. J. BARR BROWN. Maaasinß Dlreotor, IIiUUIHUIM. MUTUAL FIRK ANI> MARINE IX -BURANCa COMPANY Off NKW ZEA LAND. This Company will be prepared toaooopt Fire and Marino Risks on and after MONDAY, 2nd October. Buslnsßa will bs oondnoted in the offices at present occnpled by Mr Blcney, Qnoen.streot, so coon an neoessary alterations have been made By order of the Board. ROBERT DOBSON, General Managor, Temporary Offices: Canada Buildings. axoaav MOMJSY TO LEHD on Mortgnge ci 5 tos-eliua S?r»aiioifl SMatltsaa, TO COKBI2AM, a*r l Qaoaa ana aicrtiaaa-yt? ■ AUOKLAHD FKKMANENT 00-OPBKATrVK BUILDING AMD JN7KBTHBNT SOCIETY. Ulrica I—H7, Ucssst-btebb*. LOANS grantad upon approved Eeonritiea ot teohold or Leasehold Propsrtlca in snms of £20 to £6,000 principal and Interest balng n pnyeble in instalments at the follon-ing Kh ddoed Rates lor ropaymoat ot eaoh *100 borrowed i— Repayraenta oitend- P . TTT..V Total amount Ina over Fot W6ei> reparable. <i B. d. fl *. d, Irear . . n I iim o o lyeara - - 1 010 108 6 s I yean _ _ 14 7 113 1* 0 i years _ 11 8 121 8 S flye&rs _ 3D 13d 18 9 8 years . 7 1 347 IS B 10 years _ .. US 162 18 S And in the same proportion for emsller or larger loans. DBPO3ITB.—The Soolety receives Money on, Deposit at 1 per oant. per annum. JOHN BATGSR; | Seoretaryj £10 to £1,000. TTICTOKIAN LOaFand DISCOUNT V A&BNCY. HI&H-3TRrcKr, AUCKLAND (OPPOSITE CITY COUNCIL OF/IOBS). Money advanosd from £10 to £1000 on Personal Saomiey, Deois cf Property, tjhsret, &o. Repayments oac bo made in Instalments ot Onk Shil? ing pb* Wkkk for eaoh PonHD bor roned, or in any way to suit borrowers. Communications Coofldentla). Post Offiob Addkkbb : Box 80. Anokland. 3D/SUvU BKCURITYi also, saveral Boms of £1.000 and £500,—Apply Attkan Carriok, office of William Aitken. Shortland-atreet MOW BY XO iJSiSB, In sniaa oi £SBC bad npwsrda. at 7 por coal. •JAOKSOS tr, KUfISKIiIi, aoUMtoa. Fort-irttfltt. MONEY TO I.KSfD, In lasgi or Bma« jTums, st asual ia»aa ot lntecaat, OONHiBI<Ki R OOOPKK, soiioiws. VKl(»n tjias. "TZ~ T7IOTOKIAN LOAN ■W^3 V OFFICE. @r^k=® B. H. KBKSING bega to In ~L form the inhabitants ot Auok £M land that. has opened the VBf above Offloe In Viotorla-fitreet, opposite t'iiß Royal Mall Hotel, whore he Is prepared to advance money on Jewellery, Plate, Watohes, Clothing, and all descriptions ot Merchandise. Money ad vanoed on Personal Ssourity; Weekly Payments. Bills discounted dally A Private Offloe tor the transaction o( Special 3 ualnoss.



Drapery and Clothing1. LADIES' Silk, satin, and Cj^hmere Dolmans, oto, all tailor oat, "jeantifnlly made, tastefully trimmed; loweßt remunerative prices. —W. Petty, Ladies' Tailor, opposite Army and Navy Hotel ( PO&SONBY, near tb.o Three Lamps, New Drooery Shon. Call and ace the new Btook ot drapery, fanoy goods, hosiery, ohildron'B pelisses, pinuforea, laces, sunshades, &0., &0,. at Bobson'a (late Kdwarda), Mol bonrne Honae, Pongonbr. W A N T EjD KltO W»- DaMAGED CAUCO33 p t»rint3 ALICOKS (X ARINTfe, EX WAVfi QUBBW. UVKR 1000 YARDS HORROOK'S B CALICO, From la 9d Doz. Yards, BLACK FANCS PRINTS, 3U. Half-price. Damaged by coming in contact wltb otlier cargo; Stains easily washed out BE IN TIME. A LOT OF WHITK PIQUE PELLIBHS Es lid, Worth 12a Ca. GALATEA STKIPE3, 33d. 2HIPHYR GIN&H AMB, In Bine. Pink SrtJrey. 4s 6d FOR 12 yAKDS. Lowest In Town, and other Cheap Good?, aa ow aa any honae selling off or otherwise. J. Hbndell, BRIGHTON HOUSE, . Top of Gueybthkkt. -^ MB. JAMES~HICKEY. (Late ot the Thames) RflM ta Inform the publlo that having jrar- Same on the moat Uhera 1 prinolplee. Mxi^.OmHAV.^^theßoatQuaHty.



I .Drapery and Olouhing, Z^REAT DALE OF DRAPERY AND CLOTHING AT T QMITH'S, QUKEN-STREET. MKS SMITH RETIRING FROM BUSINESS. GOODS TO BE SOLD AT COST PBIOB. i A LARGE LOT OF PLAIN AND WATERED SILK AND MATINS, TO BE SOLD CHEAV. tf^ AND // DEFERRED \| ■[payment I l\ SYSTEM. __ /I TAILORS, UKAPBRBJ A2l D OT7TS"ITTERS, HOBSON-STKEBT CNeorlyjoppcßlta WsUlnjrton-BtreeUa EBTfi H WEIX - AaaOBTBD BTOOK Ol Ulf BSSI CLASS GOODS, All T-weflrta tharonghly Bbrank before beIAK mada up, and fit nnft worimsnnhlp Bnannt««a^ ttia Dtferrta Paimmt Hyttm lisa been (oanfi to bs a creat boon, by enabling thoiw with limited lucomsa w prootus cowoaarlea In toe easiest powlbln way. INBEBOTION INV3TKD J« M. McLacelan.j 222, QUESN-STSEBT, HAB JUST RBGKIVKD A JOB LINK IN FANCY DBBSS MATERIAL, SOOOydS.. fljd; rednoed from 1/6,1/11, and 2/3. Also, A LINE 07 BLAOK AND GOLD STAYS, reduced from C/ 9to 2/11. RIBBONS, SO pieces, redaoed from 1/ to /2} and li, SASH RIBBONS. B In. wide, rednood from 2/B to V# Also, QBKAT BAEGAIN3 IN BOYS' AND YOUTHS' SUITS. MBN'S TROUSERS AND VKSTS, 13/5 worth 21/. MEN'S TWEED TROUSERS. 6/11, Good Valno. MEN'S TWKKD SUITS, 39/, worth 65/. Alii Goods Still at sale iiuce? A LLEN'S DRAPERY SAIi B. IMPORTANT NOTIOK B*t a well-known reason I am GIVING UP BUSINESS, and In order to effoot a SPKBDY OLEARANOS of my HEAVY STOCK OK GENERAL DRAPERY, MILLINERY, CLOTHING, &&, Ceo,, So,, I have RBDUCKD PRIOE9 FROM 15 TO 30 PER CENT. OFF MY WELL-KNOWN LOW FRIOE3. Which will prove the Goods to be the CHEAPEST EVBK OFFERED IN AUCKLAND. When the Balk U dteposod of, the Remnants, together with Lease, Fixtures, Fittings and Furniture.will be Sold by PnbUo Auotton, I would embrace the opportunity to thank my many friends for their very liberal support, and regret the sevoranoe of bo good a connection. rjHABLSB 4LLBN, VIOTOBIA-STREET. T tt. BROWN'S UuSiikl? VR&vmi ° BBTABLISHMKNTi PARNBLL. JOST REOTIVBD- Tho Oheapeet Underolothlnn In Auokland, Ladloa are rcqueatod to come and see It.



A Splendid Lino In Tweed, at Si yard. Muoh under the nimal price. Good Qoolltr Oxford Shirting at Hi yard. Printed Batteen at 9d yard. Splendid Value. FANCY GOODS AT WJWKST PRIOE9. J. G. B B O W W, Draper, Pabnbix. . spking__i_Bß^. WELLESLEY HOUjJBi We are now Opoalng a CHOICE ASSORTMENT Ol New Spring Dress Goods, millinery, ; hats, feathers, flowers, AND GENERAL DKAPERY, AT PRICES TO SUIT ALL, Xt« pet cent. Dlaoonnt for Cash on Paroelfl of 20a a&d upwards. Country Orders Promptly Exeoutod, A JjOVSTT, Wkllk slk y-stsbbt. Wyndha'm Jio-usE, WYNDUIAM tc CHAPEL-STREETS. HEW DRAPERY AND GROCERY STORES, W. W. SIMOWB bega to Inform hla felonda and the inhabitants of Auckland noneraUy that he hwoommonoed business as above, and trusts. by BBllirot flrtt-olasa goods at reasonable prloes, to obtain a sbare of their patronase. Trr our Ohallenße Teas-onoo tried always ÜBed-U 6d. la lOd, aatd.za IM. Vamlllea waited on, and good! dellvereOi WANTBD-DAIRIBa OF BUTTER*



Public .Nonces. ■jfcjEW TAILORING ESTABIIBH- J^| MKNT. ' MR. F. MASSEY Boas to inform his numorons frlonfla ana tho pabllo generally THAT HE HA3 COMMENCKD BUSINESS IN GRKSr-STRBET. And hopos to merit a share of Patronage. MATBKIAI, AND ■WOBKMANSHIP GTJADANrKKD. , HY BPECIAI J^^^tfi^^, APPOIKT.MKNT rNEORGE DIXON i (AwardedPrlzo Medal Sydney Exhibition), Manufacturer of double jerated water 3 & cordial 3 Cuba-street, Wellington. Ask for his celebrated GINGER ALE. to bo had in all purta uf the Colony. Gt» T. C H A P M A», BOOKdELLER AND STATIONER, Has muoh pleasuro In notifying to his Cus tomers and tho Public generally that he baa now taken possession of and resumed Business In hia NEW AND SPACIOUS PREMISES On tho Old Site, viz. 54, QUEEN-STREET, OPPOSITE BANE OF NKW ZEALAND and also takes this opportunity ot thanking bis Customers tor tho Buppo?t accorded to, him during tho past 23 years, and hopes that, with such aooommodatlon aa ho now has, he will bo ablo to supply all requirements.



G. T. CHAPMAN, BOOK3BLLKR AND STATIONER. gj. QPBEN BTRZM?. | B. ftl A D D X J* 99 • haa taken over the Boslnesa reoently earrlod on MJBB HAINKB. tobacconist. aad hopes receive the support of al old Ottßtomers. SELECT ASSORTMENT O? TOBACCOS, OIGAKH, PIPEB. &0. QUEEN • STREET, __ Under Albert Hotel. I Fort- oew la .Mora. •BjTKW SEALASD I'KKWS i.* Unmounted, or Sattefnlly Mounted In vartotu wsn. psom Un? so US tas sties, ÜBalab? OIG O U A I G, PnmoßS-ar&an. A~T~E B LAID (Hi, as low a8 will pay. Plumbing, Gasfhtino, and obnekai, Jobbing, Patent Chimnby tops, sinks, Baths, &a.. &a., &o. ROBERT PEA-CB, SHOaTLANDSTRKET. R^t OWA XE> JB Ais-Kit SX, AHOaTTKCT,. HSZOESDRXB BUEiDSR! QOgd'HTRBBT. B. M A X X I O X -1, « AUCTIONEER, VALUATOR. HOUBK, LAND, AND GKNKKAL COM MISaiON AOBNX, QUEEN-STRKKT, AUCKLAND. Country Baloa Attondad. « "^Sf^jf DItKSP SH IK T MM^IcO makc factory. j)e"'j j >kau, PORniM-BT M Corner of Albert-street, l^fe^pfll Private ordetßipedslly KW§S*wSa Btt^nc^;^ tr. n<i fjo fi^lyrs^ **a enttr! In Frftoh :51-"-jivia i'Btrr!s)s, Iroportofi ?&^'M3m directly fibm the All Dreßß Shirts to Brder maflo on moaanroraon* only. Fit Guaranteed. —s''i'HE LADIES OF AUCKLAND AND VICINITY. MRS W. M. TENCH Has commenced butlneua in Hobson.street (pn noalte tho Prince Arthur Hote» as Kejthor nreesnr and Dyer. Foathera oan be Curled and Bred *n Sny itadef Awarded Gold Medal at Exßlb Son,fflß3. A trial is respeotfuUy eoUolted. Yours truly. MRS W. M. TBNOH



T YCEUM HALL, Hobson-street (near JLj "Viotorla-st.—Pianofortes and Harmoniams on the doforrod system of payment, a very superior Piano by UsbMn (the *rard ot Parlß), bo trood a I'iano rarely to be met with: also, a No. 3 beat Bord Piano. fall Bized. nearly new, only ii uniDeas. boautltul case »nd floe.tone. Harmonium* from Si.—B. H. WABB 8c OU. Established 18JT. _ q~TJ MUN G O CAFE. X NOTICE OF KEMOVAL. CnAS. Cannino, having to givo up poasossion of the temporary promiaog.ocoupied by him lor the past six months (oppo3ito to the Union Bank of Australia), and as his Now Promises will not bo ready for occupation before tho Ist of Novem ber (about threo weoks hence), and boing unablo to obtain a Buitablo place to carry on his shop business, would beg respectfully to inform his customers and friends that all orders loft at Messrs Glanvillo & Ellyetfs, Grocers, opposite the Union Bank of Australia, and at the Misses McLaughlin, Shortland-street, or at the St. Munco Cafe, at the rear of tho now building, Queen-street, will receive his best and lmme diato attention fTIO~CaNTKAOXO«S AND OTHKKS. WBLL3 BROS., Dkvonpout, Are prsnarea to Bnpply at Loweßt Kates Briokp, lime. Sand, Shell, Ash. e mlri Posts and hodhs Blocks. &o.« ffio. Contraots made tor 'he do' livery of Timber, &0.. from tho mills to any part of Dovonport Dlstriot. Aadteß3 WELLS BROS., CjABTEKS, DETOSPOST. "A MBKICAN POKTKAIT KOOMS, J&. 177, QUKBN-STKBKT (OPEOBite Ti & S. Morrin'g), NOW OPBN. Gems taken dally-2 dozen for 2s Bd, larger blzob equally cheap. Corns and sco the Show Cbbob at the New Premises, nest to: Clark & Qane's, two doora above Btitioh Hotel, 177, Queen-streee. J. LOW Proprietor. ■- aajb a. is utGa »k, el OAKIKIt. OONTHACTOR. &0 Bsofis Oarsed sad RellTorad ftom aMps ald« ot Shcrseß* N»Hoe. BaUMt SuppUßd, jSdnroAßfflta arc Bxv ay istAuofi Oo*)i -T A/ ' jr.., a*iw JM & H « SOB. W«, BOTI.DEKS, ____,„ OAEPZJSrTSBa, AWSI JOINBBf, VOMJA« LtKB. Alt Brßnebßß ot tho Bniidlns Trade ezeonifflfl lit Kzperiunosd Workman, Shop Offloe gitttlnga, &o, mar i i> i A &"1 £bua 4S, V? CaraesßJZtfraaMAV-iotariaprtmtt, Aneklacfl fiasJ . EOOTW-KKKAt. SASBSaa. AHD OHSISBAft CTOKSISABOH, fi_!o!jK'BffnfHAs« BOOT.FTOB Ai3D OAUVEE SaaoriySScns scousais sad bs&utitut, SSonomenta, Toiab__;Easdl3ton6s, ana nffl aeeoßjption of^Stono wossi a. t&> lowest ponlbl* I ealwttiroiuidoOTntar.



Public Notice. "XT 0 T I C S,' The following are the General Conditions of Contracts submitted by the Builders' Association to ; tho Institute of Architects :— 1. Tho Contractors aro to provide everything of ovcry sort and kind, which may bo necessary and , requisite for the dno and proper execution of the several works included in tho contract, according to the true intent and moaning of the drawings and specifications taken together, which aro to bo aiguod by the Architect and Contractor, whether tho same may or. may not be particularly described in the specification or shpwn on the drawings, provided the sumo aro reasonable and obviously to be Inferred therefrom, and, in case of any discrepancy between tlie drawings and specification, tho Architect is to decide which shall be followed. 2. The Contractors aro to conform in all respects to tlio provisions and regulations of the local authorities, and they aro to givo all notices required to ho given, and thov aro to pay all fees payable to any such authorities, or to any public officer in respeot of tho works. 3. Tho Contractors aro to set out tho whole of the works, and during tho progress of the works to amend, on the requisition of tho Architect, any errors which may arlso thoreln, and, upon request, are to provide the necessary appliances, or furnisli tho nececsary vouchers to prove that the several material) are such as described. The Contractors are to proyide all plant, labour, and materials which may be neces sary and requisite for the works ; all imUoriais and workmanship being the best of thoir respestive kinds,' and the Contractors are to leave the works in all respects clean and perftet at the completion thereof. 4. Comploto iioples of th« drawings and specific! tlon, signed by the Arohltect, aro to be furnished by him to tho Contractors fetthelr us», and which aro to. be raturued in good order and condition bafore tho flnal certificate is yivnu, and the same, or copies tboreof, are te bo kept on tho building, lv chargo of a competent foreman, who is to be constantly kept on tho ground by tho Contractors, and to whom Instruc tions em bo glvon by the Architect. The Contractors aro not to sub-let tho works, or any part thereof, without the «onsent in writing of tho Architect, who reserves the right to refuse such consent or the employment of any sub-contractor; but this refusal shall not bo unreasonably withheld. i. The Architect is to havo at all times access to th« works, which are to be entirely under his control. He may require the Contractors to dlamiisany purser in the Contractors' employ upon the works who may be Incompetent or misconduct himself, and the Con tractors are forthwith to comply with such require ment. 0. Tho Contractor! aro not to vary or deviate from the drawings or apcelncatlon, or to execute any extra work of any kind whatsoever, unless upon tho authority of the Architect, to b» sufficiently shown by an order In writing, or by any plan or drawing expressly given and signed or initialled by htm as an «xtra-or variation, or by any subsequent wrlttan approval signed or inltlaUe* by him, and it shall be the duty of tho Architect to give auch ordor in wrlt inr on h!s requiring any such axtra work or deviatlgns to b« done. Immediately on any such extra work being done tho same shall be valuodby tho Architect, and ft certificate given by him thereupon to the Con tractor. If such valuations cannot than be made, it shall bo mado as soon as practicable, and such ccrtin cato shall then be given. In cases of day work, all vouchers for the umii ara to delivered to tho Archi tect or Clerk of Works at latest during the week foliowiflff in which tho work may havo baen dons, and only such day work is t« be allowed for, as such, as may have been authorised by tha Architoct to bo so done, unless tho work cannot, from its character, be praperly measured anil valued. 7 Any authority given by tha tochltoct for any alteration or addition in or te tho works |a pot to vitiate tho contract, but all adiitloss, omissions, or yariatlons mado in carrying oat tho works, for which a price may not kayo been previously agreed upon, are to)« moasured and valued, and certilled for by tho Arebltoot, as hereby provided, and added to or deducted from the wjount of the contract, as tho case may be, aooordlng t« t)jo Schedulo of prleos annoiod, or whero tho sarna is nof iinnoxad, or do not apply at a fair and reaionablo measure, and valuo in full is to bo allowed to tho Contractor.



t All materials brought RDd l«ft upos tin around by the Contractors, or by tholr order, for tho purpose or forming part of tho works, are considered to bo tUo proporty of the Employer when paymont ib%U havo been made of the amount of any certificate in whloh tho ralue thereof shall bo includod, and in such onto tho same ar« not to be removed or takon away by tin Contractors, or any other pornon, without the special licenso and consent of ilie Architect; but tbo Employer Is not to be In any way anaw«ablo for any loan ordimago which may happen to, or In respect of, any such work or materials, either by tho same being; lost or stoUn, or injured by woather or otherwlw. 0 Tho Architect to luvo full power to require tlte removal from the premises of all material! whleh, in hla opinion, are not in aocordance with tho spccilics. tion, and, in caso of default, the Kmployer ii to bo at liberty to employ other persons to remove tho same without being answerable or accountable for any loss or dainago that may ariio or happen to such materials, and tho Architect is also to httvo full power to order proper material to bo substituted, and In caso of default, tho Employer may ennso tho Dam'o to bo supplied, and all costs which.may iittond such removal and substitution are to be borno by the Contractors. 10 Should my of the woiks be, la tho opinion ol the Architect, eiecutod with improper materials or defective workmanship, tho Contractors are, whou required by tho Architect, during the progrosa of tho work, forthwith to re-exocnto tho samo and to sub stitute propor Jiatorlals and workmanship, and, in caso of default of tho Contractors in ss doing within a reasonable tine, tho Archltoct is to have full powor to employ othsrpersons toroexecute tho weiks,and tho cost thcrsof is to bo homo by tho Contraotor. 11. Any defects and faults whleh may appear v, ithin moiths from the completion of tho building, and wising »ut of defective or Improper materials or workmanship, are, upon the direction of tho Architect, to bo amended and made rood by the Contractors, at their own cost, unless tho Architect shall decide that tho Contractors shall be paid for tuu samo. 11 Tho Contractors are to Insure tho buildUg against loss or damage by lire, in an ofllco to be approved, and in Uio Joint names of the Kmployor and Contracttr, for the amount upon which they havo received paymont, and aro, upon request, to produoo to tho Architects the policies and tho rcoeipt tor tho premiums for such iasuranco. All nionloa received under any such policies aro to be appliod in or towards the re-butlding or reparation of tho works destroyod or injured. In case of neglect, tho Em ployer Is to bo at liberty to insure, snd deduct tho amount of the prumiums paid from any monies pay able to tho Contractors. If tho works consist of alterations or additions to existing buildings, then such insuranco shall bo effected on such works to the valuo of the contract price. 18. Tho building and workj, from tho commonce. nient ot tho work to tho completion of tho same, is to bo undor tho Contractors' charge, and they aro to bo held responsible for, and to mako good all injuries, damages, and repairs, and thoy aro to hold tha Employer harmless from any claims for iajnries to porsons, or for structural iamago to proporty, happen ing from any nosleot, default, want of proper care, or misconduct on th« part of tho Contractors, or of any ono in tholr omploy during tho execution of tho worta. ' U. Tho Contractors are to eompleto tho whole works within weeks after tho date of signing tho contract, unless the works be delayed by roason of inelomon» weather, or causes not under tho Contractors' control, or additional works, for which due, proper, and reasonable allowanco shall to made by tho Architect. In case of default, the Con tractors aro to pay or allow to tho Bmployer, as, and by way of liquidated and agretd damagoi, tho sum of £ per wcok, for evory wcok during which thoy shall bo so in default, until tho wh»le of tho works (except m aforesaid) shall bo so completed. 15. If tho Contractors ihall becomo bankrupt, ot compound with or make any assignment for the boneflt of tholr oreditors, or shall tuspond or delay tho performance of tholr part of the contract (excopt on account of causes mentioned in clause 14, or on account of being restrained or hindered under any proceedings takon by parties interested in any neighbouring proporty, or in consequence ef not having proper Instructions for which tho Contractors Bhall havo duly applied), the Employer, by tho Architect. m»y glvo to the Contractors, or their Assignee or Trustee, ns the caso may bo, notico requiring tho works to be proceeded with, and in case of default on tho part of tho Contractors or thoir Assignee or Trustee for a period of days, it shall be lawful for tho Emj>loyor, by tho Architect, to enter upon and take possession of tho works, and to employ any othor person or porsons to carry on and complete tho same, and to authorise him or them to uso tho plant, material, and proporty of tho Con tractors upon tho works, and tho coßts and charges incurrod In any way in carrying on and completing tho said works, aro to bo paid to the Employor by tho Contractors, or may bo sot on" by the Employer against any monies due, or to become duo to tho Contrac tors.



IG. If tlio Employer shall booonio bankrupt, or compound with or mako any assignment for tho bonoflt of his creditors, or shall mako default in pay ng any monie3 to which tho Contractors niny become entitled for d»ys after the amount thereof shall have been cortlflod or determined by arbitration, or if the works bo delayed for days by or unrtor any proceedings taken by oilier parties against tho Employer or Owner of tho property, tho Contrac tors aro to bo at liberty to suspend tho works, and shall bo entitled to payment for all works oxocnted, and all materials wrought up; and auy loss upon goods or materials purchased for tho works, whother then dellvored on tho ground or not, and for loss of profits and damages as for breach of contract, and in such case Contractors aro not to bo bound to proceed further with this contract, If they should olect not to do so. 17. Contractors are onlitlod to recoire payments at tho rato of fifty per cent, on all material dollverod on tho site suitable to bo used In tho building, and olghty per cont. on tho vulue of all works executed until such tlmo as tho twenty per orat. reservod equals ten per cont. of tho contract, after which timo the Con tractors aro entitled to recolvo paymont in full for all works oxecuted, and work and material delivered and not Included in any former payment. 18. A sum of £ shall always bo reserved for months to cover dofocta arising from any cause mentioned in olauso 11. 19. A certificate oi tho Architect or an award of a Roferoo or Heforoes and Umpiro. showing the amount of the final balanco due or payable to tho Contractors, is to bo conclu>iV9 evidence of tho works having been duly completed, and that tho Contractors aro entitled to receive paymont of the final balance witliin one week, but without prejudice to the liability of the Contractors under the provisions of clause No. 11, and such certificate shall in cases bo subject to clause 20. Provided always that if at any time before or after the issuo of tho final certificate, any question, dispute, or difference shall arise between tho Empleyer, or Architect on his behalf, and tlio Contractors, as to what additions, if any, ought in fairness to be made to tho amount of the contract, by reason of the works being delayed through'no fault of the Contractors, or by reason or on account of any directions or requisitions of tlio Architect, Involving increased cost to the Sontraotors beyond the cost properly attending tho carrying out of the contract according to tho truo intent and meaning of- the signod drawings and specifications, or as to tho progress of the said works, or as to the said works having been duly completed, or as to the materials used or defects in tho said works, or as to tho construction of these presents, or as to any othor matter or thing whatsoever arising under or out of this contract, then such question, dispute, or difforenco shall on the arising thereof, if the Con tractor and Employer shall then bo agreo, be referred,



Public Notice, without any suit at law or equity, either to one Arbitrator to bo ajreed on mutually, or to two Arbitrators, one to be named by the Employer, and one by tho Contractors, and an Umpire to be named by tho Arbitrators, before entering upon the con sideration of the matters in dispute, or, on neglect oi either party to name an Arbitrator within one week of being required in writing to do so, then by two persons to be named by the other party, and an Umpire to bo named by such Arbitrators before they , shall enter upon tho discussion of the dispute or differences so to be refoirod to thorn, or to any two of them, so that the reference be made within twenty one days after such question, dispute, or difference shall arise, and tbe award of the said Arbitrators, or any of thorn, shall bo made within twenty-one day« ] after such reference, and tho said awanl when so ; made shall be binding on all parties, and shall bo made a Rule of the Supreme Court of New Zealand, and tho said Arbitrators and Umpire shall have power to examine witnesses, including the parties in question, on oath, and call for all or any documents or papors relating to tho matters referred to, and the costs and cipenses attending and incidental to the said reference, shall bo borne and paid by the afort said Employor or Contractor, as the said Arbitrators and Umpire shall decido. If the parties do not ajreo so to refer such dispute upon its arising, thon the same may be dealt with as provided In clause No. 35.1 21. Each Under to be accompanied by a deposit of A which shall-be absolutely forfeltel, as and for liquidated damages if the tendorer fails to sign within hours' notice after acceptance of his tender, and in manner and form satisfactory to the Architoct, the contract for the due performancs of the works, in terras of these condition!. 22. In the eront of the Employer calling for tenders , . and refusing to procoad with the works tendered for he shall pay to the lowest tenderer, If a member of tho Builders and Contractors' Association of Auckland, as compensation tho sum of two guineas for a tender under 41600, and one guinea additional per thousand tip to ten thousand pounds, but in no case to exceed , £10 15s. 23. Ilit lowest or any Under Hot..necessarily ac cepted, £i. Tho Employer shall b» responsible to tho Con traators that the Architect will well and faithfully do and perform all powers, acts and duties lmptsed upon ' him by these Condition), according to the true Intent and meaning thereof, and wall be liable in damages to the Contractors, in case of any abuse of power sr any neglect, delay or failure on tho Architect's part. 25. Should any such disputo sr different! as Is re ferred to in clause No. 20 arise the Contractors ■hill, nererthelesi, carry out the works ia accordance with the Architect's instructions or decisions, but should the Contractor fe«l dissatisfied wltk suoh decisions, he ■hall within seven days after a written copy of the de cisions has been given to him, or his representative on the works, gbre tho Architect or Employer notice in writing that he is not satisfied with such decision, and the final consideration of the matter so in dispute shall be reserved, and on tho completion of the con tract, tlia same, together with any other matters in dis pute whether a decision has been given thereon or not, shall be submitted to the decision of an in dependent and competent person to be mutually ap proved of by tho Contractor and Employor, and auch person shall agree to give his decision in writing upon the matters so referred to him, and such decision shall he f nal and conclusive against both parties, and may bo dealt with iv manner provided for in clause No. 20, or othsrwise by action as either of the said parties think tit, an* in case of no such appointment belsc made for seven days after tho granting of the final certificate, then it shall be open to the Contraeto) to sue for and In respect of such disputed matter in any Court of competent jurisdiction, anything herein before contained to the contrary notwithstanding, provided If no notice is given by the Contractor of his dissatisfaction with such dscl»lon within tho time hereinbefore mentlonod after delivery of the copy of such decision, then the said decision shall bo flnaly and conclusively binding upon the Contractor, and he shall be deemed to have accepted and concurred In the simo,



Exhibitions. A UCKLAND AGRICULTURAL AND j\. pastoral association, Annual Exhibition. 10 BB HBZiO ON \Tkdnesdat and Thursday, ' The Bth and 9th Novtmber, 1882 (H.R.Hi tho Prlnoo ot Wales'* Birthday), AT TBI gIIOW YARDB' GREEN LANS, KLLERSLIB, Which Upwards oh 1 £1000 WIIXDB £1000 GIVEN AWAY IN PRIZES roB HORBKtI i OATTLDI SHEEP SWINB POULTRY DOOB IMPLBMBNTB (Colonial ana Im ported) LOOAL INDUSTRIES o( ever; description, and VEGETABLES. Clttaloßuoa to be bad at the Offloo. Queen-, stroot. WILLIAM PEROIVAL. Sooretary. For fall Programme, boo " Weekly News" of September 9.



Mecucal. rjiHK best Bomedy known for Liver i JL ' Complaints, Conßtlpattaa, &&, Is Mar shall's Special Tlnotnra of Hodopbyllum. price Is.—GoodßonJLondon Arcade. ■ E~D lOAL HALL PONSOKBY (Opposite tbb thbeb Lamps), Sitabllshod 1876. J. Q. HENDBKSOV. DlspenelnK Chemist and Pharmacist, and Snraaan.Oantl.t (Registered). WH A X IT P 11 A X M A OY, OXLBY'S BUILDINGB. QUEHN-STRBBn WBARIT, AUCKLAND. rBESCRIPTIONg OABEFtrLtiT DISPENSBDi FUBB DEUaa AND OHEMIOAL3, ■TKKTH KXTIIACTTED. Msdiolno for Shipping Supplied T. HOOTON Manager. saTAausHHD ua, MS T, IBA»* OB », TOBOBON DKNTEST WAsniiuMixßßin, Hiuji Qmnm-nnnanb Palnlaai Bstnctlon of Teattt by Ihs OHOa Nitroaeo Oat, Ptofaaaional Bonn—o a.m. tIH I r^rfl JAMES CATEB, DISPENSING AND FAMILY OHEMIBT (MKMBEH PHARMAOKUTIOAt, SOCIETY), HOBSON-STBBST, close to Wellington.street, AUOKtANP. N.Z. WALKJSK, Sargeon, wlsnes to JLf notify to hlB patients and tho public generally, that he has removed to Ilkler House, at the top of Grey-Btreet, lately in toe pponpa tlon of Mr Robert Home. DX. WALKKK may be consulted aa usual at Mr Gardner's, "The Bnellsh Pharmacy." 184, Qaeen-street, tally from 10 to 11 a.m.; and owln« to hlB pr&c tloo lnoreaßing and extondlng, tho hours of con saltation at Mr Morgan's "The Ctoldon Mcitir," will in future be from 8 la 10 a,m., and 710 8 p. in i



Hotels. FKIWCE ARTHUR HOTEL, HOBBON AMD WKLLKSLKX STBEBTB, IB now thoroughly oompleted, and ready to re ceive visitors arriving In AuoMaud. SPLBtroro APARTMBWIB, Ana overy"oon voniance a First-class Family ana Commerolal Hotel oan command. The Proprietor hopes that by Riving every attention, and from time to time further snpplr ing the wants of his oustomers, he will obtain their patronage, and Increase the oonneotloo 01 the house. I Tan Wines and spirits, aiso avbb, Nbbd No Comment. A Firat-olasfl Billiard Table. Kvery convenience (or players. HUBERT OR AM, Pbopribtob. O & C J. tf i o U O X JS It, JOBS RILLANDKK..___._.PBOPBIKTOB Bess to announce to his friends and the general public that he has oompleted the extensive alteration on his premises. Among the man? Improvements, he bai introduced A SPECIAL DINING-ROOM, Under the Superintendence ot a well known Caterer, The " Cuisine" will ba the best the Samcb oan Buppir, Meals at all hour.. Beu» Brands ot wines and Spirits, Hancock's Sparkling Ala alwa?3 on Draught. Board and Besldenoe, SGu per week. Seasonable Onatgca. Kxoellent Fare. Olvlltt? »nd Attention. Good Stapling |lU&hLitaoJll HOT E V \J Wsltoflold-etreet, Auckland, W. H. PORTER iLai-a Ot Qneen's Hotel, Queen'o Rs&rabt), WINKS AND SPIBITa Off TBK BBS BBANDS, BANOOCK'S & WHITSON'S SPARKLING ALBS. PUISX-CIiiBS ACCOMMODATION VOI VlfflXOS Wi Hi FOOTER, PBOPBIKrOB,



WANTED. W ANTED KNOWN, JUST OPJTNED UP, AT S T E P H E a S O N'S — 800 Ladles' and Children's Straw Bats, /6 to 2/6 1000 yards Millinery Nett, /Si per yard 180 Gainsborough, Poke, and Qaeon Shape Rush Hats. /9i £00 Twilled Cretonne, splendid value, Hi per yard sV'O yards Heavy Tweed. 1/6 ncr yard Oatmeal Cloths, newest shades, /DJ to 1/3 Koatte Cloth, Nuns, Beiges, Lustres, Sso., IS to 2/6 yard Carmelites, Bplondirt value, /!)} per yard Uneauallad "Value in stripod Hobo, /6J, M, V PM pair Children's Colonrea Sookg, /2J per pair upwards , noyies'B Prints lrmeweß* patterns, Mi to /8j IJaskot Pattern ia & speolalitf, o shades Hpeclal Line In Boys' f traw Hues, /DJ eaoh Baleens la all the coweat shades, /10J per yard Black Satin Umbrellaß, laoe round them, sVIL 5/11. fi/U Children's Sunshades, 1/3 upwards Corsets in all the uowent makes, 2/6 to 12/8 We are showing Dolmans, nicely trimmed tor spring wear, IS/ to TO/ each. DnKSSMAKIHd AND MILLIKBBY OR PREMISES. A. O, Stkphbnson, \ , KARANQAHAPB ROAD. KBWEQN. _ WAJJTSSD KxiOWW, that K. Mitehel son & Co,. No. 19. Queen-street Wharf, are solliug Maize, Oats, Bran, Sharps, Slonr, Oatmeal, fee, teo., at lowest market ratea. WANTED K»OW«—A. MALUNSON, late ot Ylotortn-Btreat, has opened a Hair Dressing Saloon in Welleeley-strcet, three doors below the Young Men's Christian Aero elation. Balr Catting, td; Shaving, 3d; Child ren'a Hair Out. 3d. . WAJfTKD KNOWN, thot I have Landing, ox Ashmore, the beat approved Sugar Boots'at 2s 8d per lb; Slvetham Mam moth Long Hed Mangold, Champion Orange Globe, Champion Yellow Globe, Champion Red Globe, and Loug Yellow Mangolds, at is 6d and la 9d per lb. Also, New Turnip Seed, Skirving'a Improved Purple Top, Purple Top Yellow bootoh,ond King ot the Swedea.-THOMAS &TBADMAN, Beed Merchant and Narserymin, Auckland and Remuera. zzj ANTED—Tailora to bear In mind it that I have in stock s large assortment ot Black and Blue BnperflnoH and Doeskins, Tweeds, Coatings, Bedford Cords, and Trim mlngs ot all descriptions, short lengths ot whioh I out at wholesale jprieo. A. LOVBTT, Welleßley-Btreet. i WANTED KNOWN—OHKAP Tim ber I Chbap Tubbb I And all othei kinds ot Building Af aterialfl, oan bo purchased cheaper and better than auy whero else at the Yarns ot D. G oldie, Albert-«lreet. There being no mututaotory tor Joiners' Timber on the pre miaca, the. customer has as additional oppor tunity of getting superior timber. Wheel rights' Moterlalu >lw»> In stack. FOB SALB. TQIOK SALE (Cheap),l3 miles from Auctt C land, 20 Acres, Good Cottage, Out-houses, Sarden, Orchard.— Box 119, Post-offlce. TGVJK SALE, Theodolite (new) aHa »ur. J? veyor's oalfls oomplete.—Apply Coanell and Cooper. ,_^ FOR SALE, at Kocky Hook, Mount Raiklll Roed. a n«w liz-roomed Bouse, fitted with every conv#nlenoe.—Apply Stab office. [fj>OK SALE (cheap), 1 large Coffee <V Router, 1 large ftps Scrawinic Maahlae, Tabular ruid Gates,—A. Tait, E»gißOßr,Sinith, tc., L»rna-»traet. ■ YACHT i)«.PHW«i FOR SALS.—A Bargain.—O, J. Hutchison, 15 Qtuitom home-stroat. jjiiFiY TEAKS, FIFTY TIAKtf. To 3s Luse for above torai, a few Choloa Build ing Allotment* in the Rising Suburb ot Kden Tgpraca. — Apply W. Uowden, ADOtlonter, Qaeon-etroet. C[ PLSNDIb Opening for a good Jinskees O Man, Bona fide Bakery Business, toicether with baat Small gooda Trade out of Qaeen? Btreet. Prlaclpnis oniy need avply,—Full par tituiarl Irom V. T. Paten, at V. U. O.irduo'B Offlae, gort-gtreet, Irom 10 a.m. till 3 n.«. DEYOHPORT, NOKTH SHOKE. — Villa Sitee for Bale at Melroee, Tauz hall, Snnnyslde, Victoria Park. &o.; also several Houses W goodpositioM.—Bon J. Tanner, Estate Agent. 8, Qaeen-Btreet. The: only one left. — Chowe BalldiDK AUotmnnt; 180 feet Frontage by a Depth of 4(.0 feet, olose to ;KUoraUe St&Uon.— Apply F. T. Paten, at IT. R. Cardno'a Offloo, from loa.irhtlU3p.ro. FOX SALE, a nicely Furnished Veran dah Cottage Of 5 rooms, with out-bulldl»a etc.—For full particulars apply by letter to J. X., STAROffloa. FOR SALK, at Stokes's Point, 12 or 20 acres of land; two frontages to main road; ten minutes' walk from Birkonhead Wharf— Apply to J. Cooke. FOlt SALS, cheap, a Siearo Engine and Boiler, to bo removed to mako room for larger. Can bo seen at tho Factory.- Cousins & Atfcln.



JP O R S A L E OB LEASE- A BUEWHRY AND JSKATKD WATER AND CORDIAL BUBINE39 COMBINED Situated in a Flourishing Town on the West Coast of the North Island. DOING A UOOD TRADE, Satisfactory reasons given (or fllspoilnff. YOU ADDHEf B— Apply to the Office of tbif Paper. ANuSEaN FOWLS (Pare-bred)i also Kkro. can bo had on applloation to Mr Keynell. roßtoffl«e. Bllerßlle. INTETOIN G Purchasers for AUbtments n Devonport will do well to apply to Dovonport Land Agency. ■ FOX SALS, an Improved Farm of 40 Aores, with Comfortable House, at Pnko* koho; ono Of tho choicest spots in th» districts—> Apply to J. M. and J. Mowbray, a, Queen gtrect. • (CHOICE Business Sites for Sale.—Apply J Bovonport Land Agoncy. TQV O R S A L X, THK POLYNESIAN OLUB HOTEL. LKVUKA, BUI. This Hotel is situated is the oentre of the Town of lovuka, and from Its position com msmlß a Rood trade, and will be sold with all Furniture and Fittlrgß complete. Large Bar and Billiard-room, with Alcook's Table and re qnlßiteSi—For paitlcniars apoly to F. W .HOWARD. Etoofe and Commi«B!on Agent, Custom heuso-street East; or, HKBKBTH fc AITKEN, Qaeen-St. I*l OKTH SHUBB. — For Sale, Large JJt House, in eaod position for Business or Residence ; also, BulMinß Allotments. «B!NJ. TANNER, ■ Estate Agent, 8. Quean-street. tpO FARMERS AND OTHERS, The nndorfliKiiafl have on Hand a Snlaufled Sample of TARTARIAN BKED OATB,aI6O 6.000 aaoka Prime FKBD OATS, at lowest current raw a. «, MITOHKLSON & CO.) No. 18. Qneen-Btreet wharf. 'HjlOß SALE, a very desirable Farm of "' 866 aoroß. within sis miles Of Ka wakaws, Bay of Islands, It Is all fenced sheep-proof, and divided into 13 paddoofcs, four of which are Bheop-proof. The Farm la well-watered through out. Uomfortable House, Barn, Stabiee, Cow shed, and Sheep Yards. Well worth the in speotlon of any one wishing a oomfortable lome; or, the Farm will be Leased with Purchasing Clause.—Ji M. and J. Mowbray, Land Agente, 42, Queen-street. mSESI SEEDI 8 E JB D WOTS. SALE, the following New Baeds, ax Bcman Empire.!— Bed Clove* White Clover cowrtmb Juntas Bape Luoerne Turnip Mangel Unsesd Hemp Canary &c. eXt The above, will bo dispose*! el •» fcowatf AND 00,, Durham-6tre6t, 1m O R » *■ «i AtLOWBawitfARKBTBATMI ' Obamplon's, Scott's, and atorerti GenulM White Lead, In wood Mania Metal and Nallo Xiarge stock ot Oanvaa, various brand* Wire Kopo, from 4. lsoh to _ Inch Bolt Hope. Hemp, and Manilla Hops, all elxea Patent Windlass (wood), Trills, and Palis Anchors, from U owt to 10 lbs Ohftlna, from I Inoh to I lath, Colia and Fish Oil, D, H MoKBNZIK, FOBT-BTBSBT, March 18. 1888. |p p X S A L B, X A TON'S GALVANIZED OORBUOA -3U TBDIBON |QQ TONS FENCING* WEta SSO^o^n^ B^* HVAirB W. S. ZiAUBEf, 10, WtHDH^M.BTBHIi ;



Aquatics' "VTORTH SHORE REGATTA. THURSDAY, 9th NOVEMBEK, ISB2 (Prince ot Waiea'u Birthday). TO ETAIiT AT 9.20 A.M. 1. TRADING COTTER RAOE.-Jflt prize, fi2o and handsome Aneroid, presented by Mr A. Aler, vilned at gs ; 2nd prize, 65 and Oup; Srd prize, £5. 84PA.U. 2. OPEN SAILING BOATS, Eeoond Class (20 feet and not '.caa than 16 feet overall), aa per regolation.—lst prlzo, £10 and Bis cult Casket, presented by H. Bie'.t, Keg. (Kvimoko Star), and valued, at £710a> 2nd prize, £S; Srd prize, £3. 10 a.m. S. YACHTS AND PISHING BOATS (decked or half-deotced), i tons and under.—lst prize, 86 ana Oup, presentnd by Mr I, Alexander, and valued at £i ; 2nd prize, £3 and Indicator Tlme-pleop, presented by Mr Goodeon; 3rd prlza, *T2. 10.30 a.m. i. OPEN SAILING BOATS.-Flrat Class (over 20 feet and not more tban 25 (eet overall), as per roculailon.— Ist prize, £5 and Cup. presented by Mr F. Lefrisson, and value* at £7; 2nd prize. £5. 11 A.M. 5. SCOW KACE-Ut prlza, £15; 2nd Prize, £5. 11.30 A.M. 6. YACHTS AND FISHING BOATS (decked or half-decked), above i tons andjiot more than 7 tons—lst prize. £3 and haodsame Jog, presented by Messrs E. Porter & Co., and rained at £S; 2nd prize, £5 and Bntter (Xwler, presented by Mensrs Crnlotcsbank & MlUor; 3rd prlzs, £2, NOON. . ■ 7. YACHTS AND MfHING BOLTS (deoked or halt-decked), 7 tcna and upwards.— Ist prize, £10, and Cap uresented by Messrs Wilsons and Horton (" Herald"), veined at £10 10s, and Champion Flag, presented by Miss F. Brown; 2nd prlza, £7;3rdprizs,£3. 12.30 p.m. 8. OPEN SAILING BO ITS.-Third Class (under IS feet and not lees than 13 feet overall, as per Regulation).—lst prize, £3, and Cup presented by Mr H. Kolin; 2nd prize, £2. and Revolver presented by Mr Hazard; Srd prize, £1, ll'.M. 9. OPKH SAILING BOATB-- Fourth Class (under 13 feet, ea ncr Regulations).—lst Sriza. Tea and Coifce Bet, presented by Ir Montague; 2nd.prize, £2; 3rd prize, £1. 1.30 F.u. 10. 808 ROY CANOES, to be paddled by bona-flde amateurs,—lst prlae, Oup, pre sented by Mr Gabriel Lewis, valued at m ; 2nd prize, Cruot, presented by Mr Moatagae. 1 Alt. 11* SHIPS' GIGS (bona-«d»), to be rowed with i oars.- Ist prlas, Si; 2nd prize, 63. 2.20 P.M. W. ALL-OOMBRB' SENIOR WHALKBOAT RACE, to be rowed with five oars, and Bteerod with oar. (Length ot Whaleboat not tc I soeed 83 feet, as per Reuulatlon). -let -■ ize, £10; tad prize, £5. "* 2.10 p.m. 13. LADIK6* RACE, to be rowed !n ordinary pair-oamd boats, with coxswain.—lst priaa HamlßOma Card Basket, pre«ented by Mr j». Lln»bnry; Photo graphic Views. Other Prizes in tuture advertise ment. 8 p.ji Hi DINGY RACE, for boyi n»t over 16 yean of acre.—lit prize, Silver Watch and £2 added (prsaented by Mr W. Fenton); 2nd prize. £1. " g g^ P.M. 15. ALL COMERS' JUNIOR WHALKBOAT KAOE, to be rowed br Youths under 21 years of age. (Regulations, etc, as per raoa 12),—1st prize,'£lo; 2nd prize, £5. " . * [p.m. 16. WAR CANOES ibona fMe). Canoes and orews in war dress.—lst prize, £100 and Champion Banner; 2nd prize, £50; 3rd prize, £25. 17. WAR DANCE, by Maori Warriors,- Im mediately atter Canos Raoe. 18. GREASY BOOM.-lat prize. Goose ana &X (During afternoon,) 19. TUB RA.OK.-lst prize, £1. (Dnrlna; after noon.) No Kntranoo 7ee for paces Nob. 13, IS, 17,18, and 19. - , . The Committee reservo the right to altar any Ol the above raoea, See,, If neaeesary. OHAS. O. DAORp, Jr • Hon. Sec.



jffEW ZEALAND KAILWAYS. PICTON-HURDNOI RAILWAY MAIN liINB. HURUNUI BIVKK BRIDGE CONTRACT. Pabllo Works Oflloo, Dnnedln, 27th September, 1882, Written Tenders will be reoalvod at this offloo until noon Ot WEDNESDAY, th« Bth November, 1888, lor tbe above Contract They are to be marked on tha outside "Tenderfor tbe nnxumil;River Bridge Contract," and ad dressed to the Hon. tha Minister tor Fatalla Works. ;•;■'-"'• TolosTophla tenders. similarly addressed and marked, will be reosived it presented at any telegraph office by noon ot the same date, pro- Tided that written tenders are lodged at any District or Resident Engineer's Offloo by the same hoar* Drawings, Bpaoiflastions, and general condi tions, msy be seen at this office, and at the Pabllo Works Offices at Auckland, Wellington, and Chrlßtohuroh. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. WVBh^, Engineer-ln-oharge. Middle Island. DOBOUQU Qtr PA KNELL, DRAINAGE CONTRACT. FORMATION, &0., CLEVELAND ROAD, EXTENSION OF TIME. Separate Tenders lor above Contraots will be received up to noon on MONDAY, the .13th November next, at our Offloea, Colonial Bank Building, whore plans, specifications, and oon dltlona may be Been by Contractors. . BOYLAN & LUNDON, ■'.-•.-■•; Borongh Engineers'. mo BUILDBRS. Tenders will bo received until noon of FHIDAY. November 10th, for the Erection of a Brick Building in Coburg-strcot. KBWAED HARTLEY, Architect, rp O BUILDJKBS. Tenders will be received until noon of TUBS DAY, November 7th, for Alterations and Addi tions to St. Luke's Church, Mount Albert. EDWARD BARTLEY, Architect. fipENUEiBS will ba received at Mr Alfred X Uuoklatid'B offloe, H<ymarket, up to Saturday, November Ith, at one o'olocb:, foe the Kreotton ot a Building at Mount Albert.-Plana and specification may be Bge n at above sddraea. rricTsTOEEKEBFEKb', BaKEBS, and I Othera.—For Sale by Tender, the Buck land Post-oiQoe Store and liafcory, with 21 aorea of land, froatinit and adjolntnK tbe Ballway, stfttloni Tenders to be In by MONDAY, Nor* 6mber 6,1882 - B. BL&OK, Bnokland. r«AO BUlLDEiiy.— Tendew will ba re- X celved up to noon of TUSSDAY, the 14th November, for the Ereotlon of Premises tor the Bank at New Zealand at Walpswa, Hawke'a Boy. Pians, &c, at our offloco, Queen-ttreet. BDWD, MABONBY te SON, Arohltecta. rpo BUILDERS.—Tenders will te re -1 oelved up to noon on BATUSDAT, the 4th November, tor the ereotlon of a Brick Building In Prinoes-street. Plans', &c, at our offloas, Quoen-streot. KDW. MAHONKY & BOX. Archlteotß. TO BUILDERS", Tenders will be received until noon of SATURDAY, November itb, for Kreotlon of a Home In Gratton fioad. Plans. &c, at my offloe, 0. E. Coolie, Battray's Bolldinga, Queen- Btreet. - ■ fTIENDERS WANTED. Tenders are Invited for Ereotlon of Ware house Buildings, Vlotoria-f treat, Auokland, for Messrs. Bargood, Kwen & Co. Plans and specifications to ba peon at firms Warehonae, Bhortinnd stieet. Auckland, and at our office. Uuoedin, where tenders will be re ceived till noon ot MONDAY, 6th November, 18)? Tenders osn be sent by telegraph It posted on thesamedey. MjSSON & WAtKBi Arohiteots. CO 0D L I N'B COACH • LH4.VK3 . ■ Onehungn— Anoitland— ' 8.30 a.m. 12 noon, -,-.... ---8.80 p.m. 1.30 p.m. raarNighta- Risp.m. Up.m,



AmußßmentSi TAMBOUR MAJOR OPERA COMPANY. N OT 1,0 E. ALTERATION OF OPENING NIGHT. The Management regret to find that owing ta the extensive stage arrangements required to place the Opera T A ■piJLLE TjU npAMBODR TU'AJOR On the stsga in a manner hitherto un approaohed In the Colony, it is" found necessary to PO3TPONBI THE OPSNiNG KIGBT TO FRIDAY, 3RD NOVBMBKP, 1882. All persons who havo secured Seats for Thurs day Night will oblige by calling at the Bos Offioe, at Wayte'e, aa soon as convenient, whea the bast possible arrangements wi)l be made let the transfer ot Seats booked. O. NO3ILI, Business Manager. i i i - H ... ■ — V3T. ANDREWS MUTUAL " IMPROVEMENT ASSOCIATION. . A. MUSIOAI., LITJfiBAaY. AND DRAMATIC ENTERTAINMENT.; Will be given by the Members of tbe above | Aesßolaticn, asaisted by Members ot St. ANDREW'S CHOIR, in the , IiOKNE-STRKiiT HALL. - THIS (WfcDNESDAY) EVENING, Ist Novembor. • • ■ -;: Part 1.-MUSIOAL AND LITERARY. Part ir.—Morton's Sparkling Coraofly, entitles, AUNT* OHARLOTTfi'd MAID. . Tho CharACtsra by Lady and Gentleman A-m&tenm ADMIiBION. VSW-..19 6D. Doors open at 7.30; commence at S o'clock. . ' Tickets may be had of any of the Members ot the Association, JAS. TAIT, d , . Hon. Sec. - j IpONSONBY jtANCY DRESS BALIu-] PONSONBY HALL. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1882. ETAWAED3 t Messrs A. Boardman, J, Cuantnghun. A, Devore. W. F. Jones. Ed. Lewis, T. T, Msae? field, Chas. Maoindoo, and F. Uuio^. - D.F. HVANB, '. ... Hon. SCO. fi HOII A L HALL. PRINOK OV WALES'S BIRTHDAy, IN AID OF THE YOUNG WOMEN'S INSTITUTE/ ■ A •. .■,-■■■ , *.; Q-R AN D QONO BR M ! Ueclt Ocnduotonhlp ot Herr ScnitiTT. Adml*lon _.....-2s and Is. Sports i Sports j Sports j Programme ot Sporte to be hold ia cob junction with the imekland ARrioulturtl and t'aatoral Assoolation's Cuttle Show, to be holden on the Kllorslio Raoecourto on B(hNovember:— ... . PBOQBAMME:— ' ' Ist 2nd, Sra pMsa prlza price 160ydsHaedlcsp.. _ £10 _ £3 . £1 i» yds Hmnfliosp.. .. 5 _ 2* „ 1 1 MileDandloap .. j ,6: ... 2 „ I SUlieaV^aikHandlcap S .. S _ 1 IDO yds Maiden Race «. silver cap trophy — ROBBRT B. ELTjIS. Seo. • . . hporanff.



ROBERT BLAI XIE MEMBEB OF TAIrKBSAri.'S,AUOEtAKD, Haa Books open on all forthcoming events Doable Events—Melbourne Derby and Cup Odds from 600 to 2 to 600 to 20; Cap (utralgh out), from 200 to ito 200 to 24; O.J.CU Handloal straight out), from 100 to Bto 100 to ZO. Longea current Odds laid, snbjeot to Matkot alterations All Bets "P.P." Bnstness Btriotly confidential V^lUi CLOSE 28TE KOVEMBER 5000 Membbos at IPS. j DUNEDIN R ACEsTHoth ttovEMßEik st. andbkws"handioap. I First _ .', _ „ £3601 Second ... _ £1H Third. „ „ „ 1001 Others (divided) _ 25 Total » „ . .. .. _ £750. - J CASH AWARDS. II 2at £100 .; - .. £2001 2at £69 .. .. _ Bid 2at £25 _ _ „ B0 10 ut/! 10.. ;. „ lffi 00at«6._ _. .. SCO I Total _ _. ..£73 The abova Consultation «lvoa each ticket SMI Jhano?—one In Bace and one In ench at thjj Fire Cash Awards, the numbers bolus? replace!) at cooolaelon ot etoh drawlne, tfaoa giving il poeaiblo ohenoe of obtaining six Prizes. 11 If convenient Subscribers will please sen '.O. Orders (pnyab'.e to Ada Mantua), the! olivary being more secure, and In ovout c mlsoarrlage traoeablo. Chequos must have li exohange addod. ': !-' By letter only, with two stamps enolOßoa. \ Persons sending notes will kindly register. ADA MANTOA, S Oare of Mr. Abraham, Bos SSI, P.O. Uukbdiw. I jaansaTaonat- :; -] jyjr b. poo l b-. : t3 OBOANIST OF ST. MITEHEW 1!! OHTJEOHv (Late Organist and Choirmaster: /or Fonrtec Years ot the Cathedral Choroh ot - - lilverpool, Bnglandl, - Teacher ot Organ, Pianoforte, and Slnßlni also, Cornet, and othar Brass Wind lusbi meats. ——— - ■.-.,-. At the snggestlon oi several mnsleal friend Mr Pooubt contemplates the formation of aontlomsn'a Brass Ba id Club durlno; the ens Ing musical season, of whioh pardoolars will I announced 1c due cour so. . MENDELSSOHN VIUiA, • Vlnoent-Btreet AUCKL4.MD BELKCX KID IN SOHOOI.. •" New North Road. , . kjding made easy and gracbfd The Anntlnnd Select Biding SohooL for t Btudy and Practice of the Art of Egnltatlon allltßbranoto",was Opaaeilon . , ■ r, MONDAY, 21ST AUGUST, 1882. I Ladles and Gentlemen desiring to enter I pnplls are solioltod to forward tholr names ihe proprietor on or before that date. Tern and hours of lngtraotlon and sr&otioe, may learned on application, Pnplls supplied with Horses, and appbli - mente for Bchool Lessons II required, or Hoi Appointments supplied to order from first, 1 i Class Samples nt (be SohooL The proprietor has compiled an Aid Book' j the nse ot Pnplls and others, whioh may be a on application. Prioe, la. Speolal Arrangements for Children.: Female Atxhxdanob cob Ladies. " O.H. has also eommenoed business as Hoi Trainer. Kvorv Horse entrusted to his oha: I will bo properly Broken and handled eltheri Lady'a or Qentlaman'a Charger. G. H A ZHLL, L&XB Rones Bjoibg Hkesbaht-Mijob. J IST CLAB3 KQUKATIOS IWSTBnCTO*^ ■ 13 Yearn In H.M. Servtoo. ■ ESSONB IN DRAWINI BKKTOaiNG FROM NATOKB, AND LAND3OAPB PAINTING, In Ort! Wateb OoiiOUBS, are given by Mr.T.BAt Mount Roakill Road. . -i 'For terms apply to Mr. Leeoh, Shortle , Straet , . ~^', , . --■- : '■ crioket Material, &c. ' /CRICKET I TEHSIS i CRICKS W. W. BOBIN3ON J [. Has Just Opened the Best Lot of CRIOE M^TBRIAb he has .yet Imported, the I being partioularly well handled atmbslsn To be seen at.W. aones'e, Tobacooniat jjRICKET I UKIUKET! CRICKE1 STS . JUST LANDED. | Xx Loch Awe, 12 OASES MEN'S, TOUT^ 1, AND B CRICKETING GOODS. AH Specially Selected by one of the 1 ~ Australian Eubven, ;' j These Goods Surpass any that have over I imported into the Colonies. • I PARTRIDGE AND WOOLLAMS, QUEEN-STRKET, ' ! Opposite Union Bank, :