The Auckland Evening Star.

Vol. XIII.—No. 3,076.

AUCKLAND, N.Z., TDESuAJ, MAY «3. 1883,

(Published Daily)

PRICE: ONW PENNY



Shipping. few. ~^_- ITNION STEAMSHIt V_o \J COMPANY OF NBVk i.e^S^cA ZKALAND OUmitw.), j r ~ Time Table— 11| May, 1888, ffH^££_39,KNa> WA^nSR, WEUUIHGTON, LYTTELTON, POUT CHALMHKS. AND BLUFF (from Qrn.BCT-BTP.-g_ WBAgg) Steamer, Dsto of Sailing, Latest Tialn. ■ "-"•■ mm[ m———. —■«— m ■ ii ■ Rotorua Thursday, 25, 10 a.m — Tk Anau Thura., Juno I, lg am ' — . LINGTON. LYTTjCLTON ani. Wtsrr. COAST PDW. ( PB om m^-Lp). Wanaka [Wodnes., 24, tt a.m. 9.10 a.m. wanaka Monday, .3, 2 p.ui. l2ntton . ?'JR MKLBOURNK. Via BOUTH^ P-OTorcta* Thursday. 25. 1. o.m. - TkAhaU Thurs..jßi>.e 1,10 a.m. — "OBlllng at Hobart. FOR SYDNEY. -Auanyata Wednes.,3l, .p.m. — FPU LEVUKA AND SUVA, Taiaroa | Friday. Ju. 2, 6 p._a. | — FOX KUB3KLL AND KAWAKAWA. Rotokpa j Tuoaday. 13,"". p.m. I — t3T Cargo must be booked and alongside ono hour botoro advortlsed timo of departure Daring May Speolal Tlokots will bo Issued to S-ytrelton, availablo for return until Juno 30. Passago tlokets must ho taken at the Com pany's i ilttco. Auokland Branch, 109, Quoon Btreot. vSft-O^ OTEAM TO LONDON. "^^^^^^. OBIENT LINE ___to The following Steamships be longing to tho Orient Steam Navigation Com pauy (Limited) and tha Paolflo Steam Naviga tion Company, will leave SYDNEY at the nnrlormontloned dates for MKLBOUKNE. AD«i...Or. andLONDON.VIq Sue-Canal;- Steamer. | Reg. Tnn'ge I 1 'ate. |to|ITANIA 3.82- Jnne 7 _&°_?s_&_, i'm Jn°B 2l "ARONNE 3 878 July S POTO3I 4 213 July 19 OHIMhORAZO., 3,8.7 August. And tho Service will be maintained by suo- O-edi.g steamers at Intervals of a Fortnight. Auckland passengers for Lusitanla moy pro ceed por To Anau on May 30. Fores to .London, IS to 70 guinea*. Sua- Canal Duos, 8s In addition. Parcel- booked through to London, F-Ssnaßers o*n book from Ano___r>_ «i a Mirough rata to cover Intercolonial fir- . nQ Canal duos, and so secure special ravantaras A_-____d? ;ttoln L°na°n Wa ' M O™ll^V For plans ana fall ps^onia- ap pi, ta London, to F. Green _ Oo^.TS-d aSsSboib, , __J*S-__a ____?_ jo'-al Managers Ol tha Una. Br to the Agents In Auoklona UNIO V, BTKAMSHIP CO. OF NJS, 'Ln*iT_D_ Queen-street ( "^_B*^ I_»KMINSULAK AND OKl *_*__§§_&-£ ENTAL STEAM NAVIGA ****Bt*T^TION COMPANY. The Company's Steamships (under contract I With the Vlotorian Government for the convey _r. oa of her Majesty's malls) will be despatched I -to_rn_r Leave | Leave Leave -TO-mor, By__e. I MelbT-' Ad'lade (Via Bombay) I HYDASPE3....„ Juno 2 | June 6 Jnne 8 Pn-aHAWUR.... June 18 I Juno2o June 22 MAt-W A,toßom bay ... JnngSQijnly. Jnly 6 And thenceforth overy alternate week, Route i—lt ts Intended to despatoh these (steamers for Plymouth and London -la Point do (Julio. Passengers tor Knglond will therefore not require to change steamers. .l&tes ot passage money to Plymouth or Lon don i £70 first, and £15 second-class; Italian ports, £86 first, and £10 seocnd-closs. Passengers cooking at Auckland secure speolal advantages. For further particulars respootlnKpaaacge money and freight apply to ORU3CI-SHANK ft DO* Agents, IS, Queen-street. Auokland. *il*K_ dJTJSAM TO THAMES, CA_%- T^^^^O RYINO PABSKNGE-.S AND -s«wsc_kt oAßQ q i OOKWKOTINO f»riTH OHirrB tAOBI, Omahlt, Waitoa Plains, AND MOKHJ-fr vi___ (Piako Distrlot). Time Table, 8,8, ROTOMAHABTA. From Auckland: Tuesday, 5.30 afternoon Thursday, 7,30 morning Friday, 8 morning Saturday, 8 30 morning' From Thames Tuesday, 9 30 morning Wednesday, 10 night Thursday. 1 afternoon Friday, 1.90 afternoon Saturday, 2.30 afternoon lUCTURN TIOKETS will be lssuodon Mon clay and Tuesday, available till Saturday, May 27 If 82: saloon. Ton Shillings (10s); Steeroge, stvon Shillings and Sixpence (7s 6d), Jtrrontni through to Te Aroha, fls«,per ton. No oargo received within half on hour ot nd- T.ctlsod time of leaving, i PHASER Se TINNE, Agent. <*_-___=■*_. TiIRECT TO TE AROHA, VSgISS; U THAMES, HIKUTAIA. OHL JoS*e7NKMUKI, PAKROA, WAITE KAUKI, AND WAIHI. S.S. RUBY, S.S. VIVID. Leavo Auokland I Leave Paeroa 1 — Wednesday, 21th Thursday, 23th, 8 p.m. Saturday, 27th Fare to Paeroa, 10s ; Return Tioket, 15s. Freight to Paeroa, 12. 6d per (on;, to To Aroha, 22s 6d per ton. Not responsible for shipping, oarrying. or dis charging live stook. „„„-,-_ . W. T. BRIGGS, Agent, aSa__e^_ T_ EYONPORT STEAM 'FERRY OOMPANX •*siSHB,'(LIMITED). N O T I O E. ALTERATION IN NORTHOOTB TIME TABLE. ... ~ On and after THORBDAY NEXT. May 25th, 188 . a Boat will leave Auokland for Northcote at 529 p.m., instead ot 5,10 p.m.; and the 5.10 p m. trio from and tho 6,10 p.m.trlp to North cote will be discontinued. J. R. D. BAKER, Traffic Manager, May 17,1882. ci__-_SI TVTORTHERN STEAMSHIP COMPANY (LIMITED). TIME-TABLE-MAY. Weather and other circumstances permitting). FOR TAURANGA AND BAY OF PLENTY-PORTS!, ___________ I Datb ov ______ Wolirngcon I Thursday, 25, 5p m Oiunelg I Monday, 29, 5p m Connects at Tauranga for Opo- Btsffa tiki and Bay of Plenty Ports every Tuesday. , , • ' FOR RUSSELL, WHANGAROA, AND MAN QON.I. Wellington I Monday. 29.5 p m j IOIt WJI ANOARKI, WHANGARKI HEADS, AND MANGAPAI. Every Tuesdoy, at 5 p m Arejlo (Carrying passengers and cargo 2_ for Waipu) FOR WHANGA!.-! AND WHANaAREI HBAD3. Every Friday, ot 8 p m Argylo (Carrying paaßengera and cargo for Waipu) . FOR MERCURY BAY. Fingal | Every Monday, at. p m ~ FOR MATtQA-frAI. KlDgal | Every Thursday, at 6p m for HOKIAMGA (from Onehunga). ..Rowena I Tuesday, 23,1 p.m. «ar Cargo must be booked and alongside one hour before advertised time of departure. Passage tiokets must bo taken at the Cornr pany's Office, No. 67, Queen-street, Auckland. A. MoaREGOR, l Managing Director. -nS&^ THAMES, «*_~_S_-i-K-F OH-NKMUKLWAITK-tAURI, WAIHI. TE AROHA GOLDFIELDB, MOR RINSVILLE, WAITOA PLAINS, AND GRANT A SO FOSTER'S SETTIdIMENT. I :■ TE R P X I S _ No. 2, V s. TE AROHA, ix P.S. PATIKI, From Auokland I From Thames I _ Tuesday, lp m; V'• rV .aday, 6 p.mt Thursday. 2.30 p.m. > i ■ t, 630 p.m. Saturday, 4 pm. . 'he lmo-table of river steamers to ba seen at Entorprlfle Offloe, Thames. Farks To Thames .. Saloon, 7s 6d; Steerage, os To Ohinemuri through. 5s extra To Te Aroha through, 10s extra Not reuponslo'e for shipping, carrying, or dlB- Urging Hveßtook. ANs BBRrooii Agents.



Shipping. *|g^^« 3. OK> ROMAN DEL UOROMANDEL, Captain. W. D. Hargrars. Tiub-Tablk, Leaves Anokland i Leaven Coromandel I Tuesday, 23, ip m. Thursday, 25,12 noon Friday, 2«, 1 p.m. Saturday; .7.2 p.m. Weather and other elrourrurtenoef! P"si__ltt_nß, AU parcels to bo pfepald at Ouloo, NoTl Quoon stroet Wharf. . *_>> -S?-*nslW. lh Bhlpplng, oarrying. oi landing live ntoek, A. R. H -HWINDLBY. Manager. iPSffes T\ rAIUKU ,& ONEHUNGA WS_&Jfy . . TEAM NAVIGATION CO, Trust Ta„l_-Mat, 188?. fc.S, MANUKAU, Loaves Onehunga Leaves Waiuku i May May 23—Tuesday, 10 a m 23-Tuoaday, 2pm -.-Friday, lot. 27—Saturday, 6 30 am 29—Monday, 3.30 p m 30—Tuoaday, Sam 30-Tuesday, spm 31—WedneBr_ay, 9ara For Manakau Heads, over. Thursday, at 8 a m By order of tho Dire;torn, all Freight most be repaid, A. CUNNINGHAM. Agent. *BJKQTEAM TO THE HOT ____£iX> SPRING 8, MAHURANGI, ~~ma" MATAKANA, KAWAU. AMD OMAHA, : Tho B.S. KOHK CASKS, Al at LloyO* I W. Somorviho, Master. For Hot Springs, Matakana, Eawan, and Omaha-Every Tnosday at II o'olook, re turning on Wednosday. For Hot Springs and Mahurangi—Every Thurs day and Saturday at 11 a>r_t, -e.i-r.____ on Monday and BTldn., m No Parools or Gtfod. t__on without .hipping tote. Fortnight or passage apply to H. J. WIOKENa &____ OAI.i.J__.UKK-' LUX J. OS! fnM-Tl *- PACKETS TO NEW ZEA ™*™»™» OWNKD BY MKSSRB. SHAW . B A VILLK, Se Oa„ 11, I_eadenhall -Btreet, London, Tho abovo line of ships are regular traders to -lithe principal ports In New Zealand. They are clipper shlpß, classed Al at Lloyds', and com monded by experienced -nastera. The bill of Core Is most substantial, md ot the beat quality, and tho aooommodatlon roomy and convenient. The undersigned are empowered to grant pas t-gee from London to New Zealand, payment for whioh have been guaranteed In the oolony. Return ships to London also leave at almost tegular Intervals. Fall parUoalars on application to L. D. NATHAN & 00., > OWEN & GRAHAM, } Agents, ORUICK_I_AN__ St 00. 1 jcv^b. "DEDUCTION IN FARES fJOTCgjk TAi TO LONDON. 3fi JET Tho Clipper ship HALCIONE, xy^^_~_^ AAI at Lloyds, 313 tODS register; E. J. Parker, Commander, is now loading for tho above Port, and to ensuro _ rapid voyage home, will be dooked Hor aooommodatlon for all classes of PasteDgor. is unsurpassed. Inspec tion invited. Full Saloon Kara,-£3.; Second Cabin, £20 to £15 : Steerage, -,'. to£lß. Bed ding, etc, supplied on Board, £5 extra. OWEV & GRAHAM, Agents. Publio Notices. John M. i l n c, . Colonial Bank Buildings, Continues the Profession of PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT, AUDITOR, ARBITRATOR. &., At the above address. All bnsinoss connected with tho examination of Accounts, tho preparation of italanoa-shoots, and tho Winding-up ot Estates, <_r R_c_ive Prompt Attention, Agent for tho Auckland Provinolal District for THE NATIONAL MUTUAL LIFE ASSOCIA TION OF AUSTRALA3IA.where all business connected with Life Assurance Is transacted. TW" O T I O ,E TO THE SETTLERS OF THE KAIPABA AND WAIBOA, PORT ALBERT, AND SURROUNDING DISTRICTS. A Market for all the Fresh. Mull»t oaaght to be found by appl j Ing to the Kaipara Canning Company, Helensvllle. rp LEIGH WHITE, LAND. EBTATB AGENT, AND PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT. AUDITOR OF CITY AND COMPANIE3 ACCOUNTS. Present Address: COLONIAL BANK BUILDINGS. STAFFORD & GORMAN, PRACTICAL CLIPPERS; Hor. es carefully Clippo-.. Charges—Moderate. AU orders left at Lendram's or Young's Stables punctually attended to. — N.B.—Any orders left at Cook's Stables not attended to. \\IF. AT S AN D MATT IN Gi THE ORIENTAL FIBRE MAT AND MAT TING COMPANY,. (BY RO-AL T.BTTBBS PATHNT), V Manufacturers of Patent Mattings ■ Potent Mats Cocoa Mattings and Cocoa Mats , .;, Wool Bordered Mats. Vobda Wores, Highworxh, Wilts (England), Sole Agents for New Zealand: OPPENHEIMER & CO., AUCELAHD, Who will glve;Prices and Terms ' ' on application. NEW OPERA SEASON.— Abbotts i Theatre.-Mrs Tarploo, Ponltorer and Fruiterer, Qaeen-Btreet (near Albert Hotel). Tea, Coffee, Chocolate, Sandwiches, Cakes, and Refreshments provided at ReaeOnab'e Bates.— Note the address: Albert Hotel Buildings (op posite Mr Edson's, Chemist). PPER S.MONDS-8T REET. TO THE PUBLIC. A L F R E D T YER (Late Robertson Bros.) Begs to thank tbe Inhabitants of Auokland and environs for their patronage elnce taking the above buslnoßß, and would remind them that he has now Removed to Nkw Spacio.b Pbbmisks on the Bite of the recent firo. MrTyerha. also.tftkon theadjo.nlngproperty, where the business of Flrß.claas Fruiterer and Oonf eotloner will be established. By soiling none bat tho Rest Articles at Mode rate Prices, and giving the Publio strict atten tion to all Orders, the proprietor Bollclts that support hitherto acoordo. rII HOM A S E. CART ER, -*- IMFOHT-R OF. Prints, Mouldings, Glass, Musical Instruments, Fancy Goods, Concertinas, Melo-lans. Violins, Violin Strings and Fittings, and Musio, 88, VICTORIA-STREET. AUOKLAND, SIX DOOBS FBO_t -LB-BT-b-BKET. Wholesale and Kotall Pioture Frame Manu facturer, Musical Instrument Maker, Teacher, Importer and Repairer. Teaoher of the Pianoforte, Organ, Conoertins, Violin, Cornet, and any BraßS Instrument. PIANOFORTES & HARMONIUMS on tho Deterred 'V ___. ". Svst.m of Payments, may be had of Mr Webb, vvoliesley-street Piano and Harmonium Saloon, without any addition to the price; or^for Cash a liberal discount -will be allowed. Mr Webb draws speolal attention to his Neumeyer double over-strung Iron Framed Pianos, whioh for Elegance, Power, and Sweetness of Tone, are not surpassed. N.B.- Just arrived, a Bhlpment of First olass Harmoniums, price from 12 toi 15 KBlneas, Pianofortes for Hiro from 10s tho month. A Fino 'Toned American Organ, with 7 X and. knee swells, also, a 6 stop Alexander ___-_-£iU_L Beoond Hand, at a low price for Ssh Mr KB B'S Pianoforte and Har oash. YV monium Saloon, WeUesley-st, q URV E V _N OTIC.E, The undersigned bogs t6 _f«l_____t___k o.ty°o-i_sl phambera), .ffiHkgftSEE jßlonaloustaess.^^-^^ v



-.Balneal. Notices. , IVTOTICE OF IAKTNERSHIF AND X. REMOVAL. a G. HILL, white ficknowle_gln'i. with thanks tho heart, stippo.t _coor_ed him.hither to, begß to Btat'e th_t tho growth ot his business haa indlload him to t_ko into partnership Mr Geo. PLuH-t-B, and that the business will In future bo Carried on under tho name of C. G. HILL ie CO. After tho 31st May, tho business will be Removed to those Commodious Premises next door to Mr Brldgman, Draper, • Uppor Queen-Btreot, where, with inoreasod • faollltleß for carrying on their business, and by . strlot attention to Orders for Materials or Out door Work, they hope for a further share ot patronage. O. G. U. Se CO. confidently Invite inspection of tholr Large Stook of Glass, Paints, Paperhangings, Plotures. Gilt and othor Mould ings, Paint Brush.., &0., which, being their own direct Importing, are offered at thoxowoat 1 Remunerative Prices.—Wollesloy-stroot, May 15.188- |_f O X JAKES. In order to avoid mlßt__on and accidents, I have made arrangements with MR ROBKRTSON, tho Proprietor of tho Royal Mall Conchou, To Run Passengers through to Lake Honse, from TAURANGA to OHINEMUTU, WAI ROA, and TAUPO. Tourists oan obtain Buggies nt all times at Tauranga and Ohinemutu, and oan depend npon good Coaohes, Buggies, llor.os, and sobor and civil drlvors, at Lowest Rates. ROBERT GRAHAM. Lake Houbo, Ohlnomutu, February U. 188-. j > OTOMAHANA 11 O X LAKJSS. A L.M-TKD.NUMBEROF FIRBT-OLASB THROUGH TICKETS Will bo Issued for THE HOT LAKES, Tourists will havo tho advantago of staying at LARK HOUSK. Ohlnomutu, whioh will be found tho mot comfortablo Hotol In the Lake Distrlot. No other tlokets bat thoso issued by me avail able for Lake Houboi R. GRAHAM. JUN.. National Inßuranoo Buildings, 83, Queen-streot, Anokland. Auokland. Maroh 16.1882. ] AUCKLAND TIMBER COMPAN (LIMITED) GREAT BARGAINS IN BUILDING} TIMBER. *ar Making Room. *C_ B. MARRIOTT, •AUCTIONEER, HOUSE, LAND AND j GENERA.. CO MM SS ON AGENT Karangahapo Road, Auokland. «2r_O.T-DOOR SALES ATTENDED. f» JOfih AL HASLET ~T BUILD __t, ' HOUSE AND SHIP JOINER, So., Fobt-btrekt, Anokland. Having commenced business In tho above line, Is now prepared to reoeive orders for overy dosoriptlon of Carpontorß' arid Joiners' Work. Offloo VittlnKß, Shop Fronts. Oou.tors, Shelves, Presses, Cupboards, oto. Every description of work connected with the trade, from Houso Building down, oxeonted on tho Shortest Notloe, and most Reason An.- Terms. FORT-STREET, Two Doors from Customhouse Hotol. np o mis public. RICHARD UEOEGK, BOTCHER AND UKNKRAL PURVEYOR, Respectfully bollglib the pnbllo to try Lis OHOI-K BTOOK 0_" Mil AT, at Lowest Po.siblb Pities. Families wnliod on for Orders. Best Quality Corned Beef. Shlnplng Soppllod. Noto tho Addross— MANUKAU ROAD, PARNELL. nflJ-Sis v f drawers. Vory Handsome Ghosts of Drawers In rioh Mottled Kauri, also Wardrobes and vory pretty Chetlonlors, at vory reasonable prioes, for Cash only. Tho above wood beoo os moro beautiful with age, and is always very valuable. W. NORRIK, Cabinet Manufacture-; Top of Ohortland-Btreor, JOHN FETFORD, house and ship plumber and gas fitter. The Cheapest House in Auokland. high-street a-okland. JAMES j_ U TCO. ER, OARTKR, CONTEAOTOR, &0 Goods Carted and Delivered trom ship's side on Shortest Notice. Ballast Supplied. N-WOABTMB AND BAT OF ISLANDS GOAL Also. Firewood (out and nncntl reasonable.. HENRY BRACE & CO. (LIBdiTEDJ, WHOLESALE MANUFACTUR_«_- AND IMPORTERS Of oU lands of SADDLERY, HIBH-Btb__t, Auokland. EDW. JNO. COX. Manager. ■\r . o • t i o js, 1.1 OHEAP HARDWARE HOUSE, Karangahapo Road, FLAMBOURNE, in conveying to his > numerous customers and friends his sincere thanks for the generous support accor ded to him daring the past seven years, would respeotfully inform them that having further enlarged his premises and reoelved a large supply of goods direot from Manufacturers, per Crovrathorpo, Arabolla, Pareora, etc, hela pre pared to .ell at very low rates, to make room for farther shipments to arrive per Remington and Cambria, from London ; and Orient and Men.oza, from Liverpool. N.B.—Carpenters* Tools espeolally cheap. ' j T>ER "EVENING S'l'AK, Mr Editor: Sir.—l Challenge all Opponents of Local Enterprise, ba who they may, to Produco any Foreign Compound for Dyspepsia or Indi gestion equal to ROBLEY'S DIGESTIVE MEAL for Pnlse or Porridge DIGESTIVK BROWN BREAD, and DIGEBTIVE BISOUITS J. BOBLEY, 25, QB-Y-STBBBT. , ■ a. b h v sit & & o a, HOUSE, -HIP, SIGN, AND GENERAL DECORATIVE PAINTER, HO, .8. WYNDHAM -BTB »X T. pkLBOS lU-A.U SAUCE. New season— Quality guaranteed. To bo obtained of all Grooers, 1/ pet Bottle. (1, OOZ-NB, Agon.. 27, Q-oon-Btroo- Ifl D >V A B II fiAfiVl.lt.', ABOHITEOT, STKJHBUKY- BUILD-tTB QPEKN-STgEET. ULMAN'S PHOTO JKOOM-, .■HOBTLAND _TBK_T, Tonrlatu ant Visitors aro Invitoa to lnspeo. ' Palma-. Views of the Hot Lakes, Auckland and Bush Boonery, &o. Tho greatest variety of Original Portraits of Maori Celebrities in New Zealand. PHOTOGBAPHY Ut ALT. ITS BBAM.HB9 0 B E E T. W~"0 O D 8 BOOT AND SHOE MANUFACTURER, CORLEY'S BUILDINGS, Hobbon-btbeex (Oppottlte the Prlnoe Arthur Hotel). EVERY DESCRIPTION OF REPAIRS NEATLY EXECUTED. A Trial Solicited. OFKRIOB 'CORK UGAXISD XAJMH.S. I J, L. KEAN <Latk A_fekd SMI-D, Has for Sale a number of tho ahovo, with Taps ready for uso, at reduoed rates, at his anop, KlUott.tr.et. Largo naantnioa ol Spouting Ridging, and Down Pipes always hi Btook. Verandah Iron ourved at tho _horto.t notloo. Country orders will always reoeive his prompt attention. Load washers always on hand. \l 7 O T-" T 6 E. Mr E. G. SAND ALL Wl«hes to Inform his. friends andthe pnbllo In goneral that he haß Opined the Butcher s ano. In Wakefield Btreet lately ocoupled by Fowler and Co., and hopea by keeping the best quality of Meat and strlot attention to business to merit a fair share ot thoirs-PPor^ q bAndaM)> M»y U IBB.. «'



__.-__-til. MORE LOCAL EV.IDENCE OF THE CURATIVE PROPERTIES OF DROFESSOR jMUSSCOTT'S Herbal Tbeatment. may now be conßulted at his ad DRE3S, SnOItTLAND-STBEET. To Frofeasor Gusscott, Shortland-atroot, Anok land. Sir,—l hereby certify that for over two yoars I waa troubled with a violent cough, with a frequent spitting of blood and groat palpita tion. I would not attempt to walk up a hill.nor yet to He down In my bod during that time, I was unable to uo any work, after spondln a groat deal of money on doctors and ohomlats, as well as being an out-dour patient ot tho hospital. I loot all hopos of recovery, but soolng bo many otires you had effected in the "Herald,"! was , ctvlaod to como to Auokland and give your herbal remedies a fnlr trial, and I am happy to say in six wooks 1 could return to the Thames a strong, hoalthy man, free from cough or palpita tion, thank God and you also. I shall bo üblo to recommend your horbal treatment, for I can speak for myself, also from scores I have soon in your plaon at different times, and overy one speaking in tho highest terms of your tre;ot_ont. —Believe mo to bo, yours over grateful, Frank Sautherby, Thames. January 3rd. 1882. To Profesaor Gussoott, Hhortland-atreot: Sir. —Hot1 the ltwt three yoars I have beon with that dreadful complain, oalled dyspepsia, or indiges tion. It did not mattor what 1 ate. In an hour or so otter my Btomaoh would be. in to swoll, that I should havo to unfasten my clothes. The food used to turn eoirr on my Btomaoh. Thon I would commence belohlng wind and gas. Dirty sour froth would hoavo from my ohost. I had to bo vory particular in what 1 should eat. Fat mont, oabbago, or potntoos, or oheese—they acted on mo like so muoh balm. In foot I did not know what to oat, for nothing would agroe with mo. But hearing of your Horbal Tonio, I was Induced to try a bottle, and whon 1 had ono I wanted moro, for my health was more to mo than money. I found more relief from your Tonio and Composition Powder than all tho medlolno I have ovor taken. You have ef fected a portoot oure of me. I can eat now any thing as woll as thorost of my family, and entoy It.—BoUovo mo to bo, yours ever truly, Mrs Elizabeth Swan, Parnell, January 11, 188.. To Profossoor Gtusoott: Dear Sir,—My caso was so remarkable and my oure bo effectual, that I f col lt my duty to givo you a testimonial as my evidenoe. I have beon Buffering with rheuma tism for tho last sovon years, and a great part of that time I have not been able to dress or un dress myaolf. For flvo yoars I was unable to walk without crutches. I was tired of my life, booause I was a burden to myself and family, but hearing and soolng tho wonderful euros you had offeotod in different chronic complaintH,and a great nurabor whioh I know, whioh aro not published, but I think It my duty to you and to tho publio, that a man of your skill in ouring suoh chronic oomplalntß as mino Bhooid be o household word. I was liko a man drowning. I was glad to grab at anything, but I am happy to Bay that, (through your herbal treatment, I am hearty and woll, and oan go without 0 utches as woll es over.—Behove mo to be, yours ovor gratoful, J. C. Dean, Ponßonby, January 19,1882. To Professor Gussoott, Shortland-street. Sir, —I am happy to Inform you cf tho perfoot euro 1 have received through your modlclnal treat nio.i.. I oome tc you an tho 27th of September last. At that time my leg was pronounced in curable ; but when 1 came to you you told me that you would convince mo In a fortnight, and I am happy to say yon have fulfilled your promise, although I was rather doubtful t but I was told by a friend of mino that, if I said to. you would not treat me. My friond's nn»o la Mrs Walker, who know you In Christchurch. Sho was also a patient of yours whioh you cured of tho dropsy. lam happy to Bay that I haVo dispensed with my crutches, and able to attend to my domestia duties. I give you this for tho ben-flt of others who aro Bulloiing as I have been for yoara.—yours, ever thankful, Mrs EUy Joyce, Now ton-road. Docember 1, To Professor Gussoott,'Shortland-strooL Dear Sir,—lt Is with great picas tiro that I add to tbo number of your valuoblo testimonials for the miraculousonre your medicine has porfsrmod on .me. I havo beon troubled with what some modloal mon oall ludlgo-tlon, others dyspepsia, but whon I came to'you on tho 16th ot Sept, you told mo that I had liver complaint; you oxplalced to mo my symptoms about tho palpita tion of tho heart, the wind on tno Btomaoh, cold hands and foot, the sourness of tho wind and gas I used to belch, cold cnills running down my back, and, In foot, you described my feollngs bo minutely, that I was quite Batlaflod that you understood my complaint, and I am happy to say that through jour horbal troatinont you have effected a perfoot oure—Yours ever grato ful, Mrs M. Littlo, Hoba .n-Btreet, Auokland. To Professor Gussnott, Bhortland-street. Sir,— I have been troubled with neuralgia in both my head and faoo, and beon deprived frcm many nightß' sleep, and whon I sat down to my food many times I havo had to got np from tbo table and walkabout without ever tasting food, as 1 told you; when I applied to you, that I had tried all-tho ohomlats In town, and I only got ■ temporary .relleL Whon you told mo you would cure me in a minute I was vory doubt ful, but am happy t > say you did so. I Bhould recommend any lady Buffering from the same to glvo you a trial, as you told mo, it no oure. no pay.—Believe mo to bo, yours ever thankful, Roohol Con-ens, Ylotorla-atreet, November 21, To Professor Gussoott, Shortland-street It) Is with great pleasure that I acknow ledge a perfoot oure I have received through your herbal' treatment; I have boon troubled with scurvy for throe years and nine months, whioh 1 explained when I oalled. on you. I told you I could form no other oanse unlcoe lt was through sleeping in a bed whero some ono had beon sleeping who had the scurvey. I have always boen very particular when Btaylng at tho hotels to oxamlne tho linen bofore going to bod. I havo mot many mon on,my route who ha»o got tho samo complaint through sleeping In dirty beds the same as I did. I also told you whon I applied that I had taken a great quantity of medlolno until my hair began to fall off; but I happenod to Bee your advortlsoniont. stating that yonr treatment was solely horbs. I have known wonderful euros offooted through the herbal treatment when minerals have failed. ond being a believer in herbs. I was very happy to placo mysol! under your treatment as Boon as you como to Aucklan d, and I am glad to Bay you have effected a oure on mo and mado mo a clean, strong, hoalthy man.—Believe mo to I bo, yours ever thankful, Alfred Hopkins, Now North Koad, December 6th. To Professor Gusscotc Dear Sir—lt Is with great pleasure I have In recommending your Tonio. I have boen suffering with wind and spaems on tho stomach for several years, and I oould not get any relief. X very thing I ate. turned to wind. I could not eat, I could not Bleep (I often had to get out of bed and walk about for hours. I was advised to tako ood liver and quinine and iron, &c and all to no good. I had to give up my employment for weeks at a Btretch, but 1 was advlsod by o friend of mine, who was working at the Union Sash and Door Company, to apply to you ,and that you would convince me In a week. )wai rather doubttul of this, after trying so many different medicines, both from the Hospital and chemißts, and other patent medicines. I thought it.was Impossible for me lo get cured so quick and so perteotly ns you hove done. lam happy to say In two months' timo you hove made me a tew man. I oan eat woll, and olbo enjoy a food night's root, with many thanks to you, and hope yonr days will be long in Auokland, for the good of the community at large—Yours respectfully. Richard Lowsan, Ponsonby, Feb ruary 2nd, 18S2, To Professor Gussoott, Shortland-Btreet: Sir- As you ore aware that I explained to you, when I applied to you, that I havo been troubled with bleeding piles for the last live or Bix years, as I told you I have trlod medical men, ohemlsts.and old women's cures, but never hod a perfeot oure until I applied to you, about Bix weoka ago. They used to oome down and bleed for an hour at a time bo that I should havo to ohange my olothes, but when you told me jou wonld make me worse before I should be better. 1 conld not reokon you up. I thought I should hove to give up business altogether, If I should be worse, but in four days you convinced mo that I could give you thlß testimonial with- confidence, that in five weeks you haveoffeoted a perfeot euro on mo. I shall ovor bo o bellevor in herbs after the wonderful euro you havo porformed on mo.— Yours, over grateful, Honry Marsh, Albort strcot, Ootober 11. To Profcßsor Gusßoqtt, Shortlsnd-streottJDoar Sir,—lam happy to inform you that through your horbal treatment I can safely say that I have rec.lvod moro bonofit through your horbal treatment1 than all tho medicine that I have ever taken. I havo been troubled with asthma for tho last five years. I was obliged to give up my business and como to Auckland for medical treatment, and Booing j onr testimonials and the many oureß you had offooted, and nlso that you required no Information and that you could tell a man's oomplalnt as Boon as you saw him—you did bo to mo so correctly, aud that Ib more than any medical man ever told me before, and It gave me confidence to place myself "under your treatment. lam well known in Cambridge. I Bhall return home on Wednesday, and you may rely you will have many applications from that distrlot.—Youtb, truly, John Hargravoa, Quecn atreet, Auckland. Professor Gusaoott would lmproßß on those who may do him the honour to consult him that tho utmost secrecy can bo relied upon ; more over, from long experience, and a careful study of the human system, ho can dooide almost at a f-lance the diagnosis of the caße, thereby rellev n. tho patient ot a groat deal Of norvoucnoas and hesitation. Professor Gussoott Invites the confldonoe o. elthor Bex Buffering from functional derange ment. spermatorrhoea, exhausting dreamt), &o Professor Gusscott has made nervous debility and loss ot pow.or his special study, from what evor oausb arising. Ho would earnestly 1 oipresa upon those who do suffer to seek immediate advice and counsel, if they desiro " an old age, serene and bright." Let no false dolicaoy deter suffering viotimß from removing the oauso of thia blight to manhood. Tho Btrlcteat confldonoe c. v bo rollod urjon CONSULTATTON GRATIS. . Con be cbnßuiroa py letter. ■■ _ ■ . , * Publio inspection Invited to tho large assort. ment of BRITISH ond AMERICAN .HERBS. Note tho-Address— Professor Q-usscott, Next Door to Metiers Wink, and Hall. Establishment, ~ ~.,., SHOBTLAND-STBEKT, AUCKLAND, Umir-11. __ou_ 8 njn. t. S D m,



Hotels. Albert Hotel, QUEEN-STREET. THU LARGEST AND BEBT FAMILY AND COMMERCIAL HOTEL I» AUCKLAND. B. C. ROBERTS, Pkofbibtor. Private Suites. Spacious Sample ROOM 3. p 0 V A L MA I L HOTEL,. A\/ NGARUAWAHLA. ELLISON & LATCHMORE, Having taken tho above Hotel, and having completely renovated the same, it now affords the BEST ACCOMMODATION IO «wvisitorß and commeroial mbn.-w Bami'lb'and Bagatelle Room, Spacious Btahi.es, Loosw Boxes, Ladies' and Gentikmbn's Saddle Hoksks, Pleasure Boats for Hire. PLUNGE AND SHOTVER BATH, WINES AND SPIRITS OF THE BEST BRANDS. ELLISON te LATOHMORE Proprietors. PACIFIC -I~Q~T~E~L. JOHN GILLANDER PROPRIETOR, Bogs to announce to his friends and tho general publio, that he has completed tie extensive alteration on his premises. Among the many improvements, he has introduced A SPECIAL DINING-ROOM, Under the Superintendence of a well known Caterer. The "Cuisine" will be tha best the Soar on can supply. Meals at all hours. Best Brands of Wines and Spirits. Hanoook. Sparkling Ale always on Draught. Reasonable Charges. Excellent Faro. Civility ond Attention. Good Stabling. vy A X N E X' S Commercial JJoteu CA-hebba% Squab c, cheistchuboh. W. F. WARNBR Begs to _nnonnco to his many friends in Christ ohuroh and tbo adjoining Prsvinoe. that having RE-ENTKR-D INTO POSSESSION of tho above Hotel, which has been entirely renovated, redcooratod and re furnished in tho latest style, he Is now prepared to wolocmo his old friends and customers. THK BILLIARD SALOON Attaohcd to the Hotol Is unsurpassed by any othor In tho oolony. containing three tables specially Imported (rom England to tho order of the Proprietor. Tho suites of . PRIVATE APARTMENTS, whioh are elegantly furnished and appointed, are entirely distinct from the hotel portion ot tho bulldlniri thus insuring perfeot privacy; A novolty In colonial hotol aooommodatlon will bo available at " Tho Commercial * In the Bhape of a LADIES* DRAWING-ROOM, kept Bpoolally selcok and exclusively for ladles. A high pressure water supply has been ar ranged for on the promisos, ond the Both Rooms ore fitted with overy convenience for hot, cold or Bhower baths at any time. Comment on the quality of the liquors sup pllo. at the Commeroial is nnneoeasory, as the oulli-r Ib under the speolal Bnporvl-lon of Mr W, F. Warner. The hotel boing most oentrally situate, adja cent to tho Cathedral, and withlta a short dis tance of the museum. Theatre, and othor publio buildings .and with a trom servloe to all parts of tho suburbs passing at short intervals, renders it unequalled as a place ot residenoe for families or commercial gentlemen visiting Christohuroh. For the convenience of oommorolal travellers somplo rooms will be available. An excellent chef de cuisine has boon engaged snd generally no pains will be spared to make Tho Commocolal the leading hotel in Chrlst ohuroh. Prompt attention will be given to telegrams or letters applying for apartments, W. F. WARNER. Proprietor. |JX CLA XSX BTA FF, JO m formerly of the Oltr Club Outer/ ot the Terminus Hotol, Hotensvllio), having bought the Freehold ot tho Whanqarbi Hotel trom Mr Cafllor, bogs to Inform visitors that no effort will be .pared to afford gatlsfaotlot- Honion and Pleasure noala on Hire. rilO TOURISTS AND OT__K_U_ WAIWERA HOTEL, HOT SPRINGS, NEAR AUCKLAND, Hon boon recently renovated, and also nowlj appointed throughout with every modern luxuri and comfort, fbihprising amount other speci alities—Ball Saloon, Drawing. Dining, and Rooms en euiU; splendidly fitted Medicinal and other Baths: Lawn terraces, Arohery, Cricket, and Quoit Grounds; Strawberries, ond othor Fruits In Season i Billiards, Boating, Shooting. otc LAKE HOUSE. ROTORUA, Systematized In the same admirable principle as tho far-famed Walwera Hotel; offers IU Patrons similar Internal advantages ana attrac tions, while tho; surrounding Scenery and wonder spots ore beyond compare ond of world-wide tame, requiring no comment FALACE HOTEL, HOT LAKKB, OB3NBMUTU, ROTORUi- First-class aooommodatlon for Tourlsta, Trava lore, ond Visitors during both winter ond summer months. Private Sitting Rooms. Smoking and Reading Roam.. ' ' BILLIARDS, Coaches, Buggies, and Saddle Horses tor Hire Conveyances will meet evory Steamer. Important Notice.—Tourists can make ar rangements with Capt. M. T. Clayton (tasuranoe Buildings, Auckland), Mr J. Kelly (Tauranga), or Mr Wm. Kelly (Ohinemutu), ter through trips to thb Lakes, lnoluding boot ond ooooh hire, hotel aooommodatlon, and all eto-steras, at FIXED BATES. Trip from Auokland to the Hot Lakes and book, on the above principle for Tan, Guinea* ONLY. _ ■_____ WILLIAM KELLY. Pbopbiktob, PUBLIC TRUST OFFICE OF NEW ZEALAND. Any person may appoint the Publio Trustee executor and trustee under his will or codicil. Any present trustee may transfer tbe man agement of trust proporty to tho Publio Trustee, who will thoroupon hold suoh proporty upon tho oiigical trusts attaching thereto. ■ Any person;'company, association, or publio body within or without tho colony, may place any property belonging to thorn in oharge of the Public Trustee upon trust for such uses as may be defined In tho dead creating tho trust. Any building, land, or friendly Boolety may, by Its rules, provide that property belonging to it may bo placed in tho Public Trust Ofllco, for such truats and uses and with suoh powers ob may be defined In or by the said rulos. Thoadvautagoß offered are •.— Ist. State guarantee against speculation fraud, or dishonesty. 2nd. All proposed Investments aro con sidered by a Board, consisting of tho Honorable Colonial Treasurer, the Atttorney Genoral, the Comptroller and Andltor General, the Government Insurance Commissioner, and the Publio Trustee. Careful consideration of all Bocurities offered is therefore ensured. 3rd The Publio Trustee, in his corporate capa city, NEVER DIES, NEVER LEAVES THE COUNTRY, and NKVKI. BECOMES INCAPAC.T-TKD, tUUS avoiding tho many inoonveniencos resulting from frequent fresh appointments of Trustees, necessitated by death, ohange of abode, or menta or bodily infirmity. Ith. Punctuality and promptitude in the re mittance of periodical payments to beneficiaries under trasn or will to ony part of the colony or elsowhere at which It may bo desired that pay ments should ba made. Sth. Tho effective chock which is oallod Into oporatlon bofore any moneys oan be drawn from the Public Trustee's account. 6th. Reasonablo charges: On estates such as are now being considered tho Publio Trustee 13 authorlsedto charge 1J per cent, on all receipts, and 1. par cent, on disbursements, and 6s per I cent, on all moneys invested. No charge is made for obtaining probate, nor for passing stamp and property tax returns, nor for corres pondence however voluminous. Thus the say ing to estates placed in this ofllco Is cocstder- I R. O. HAMERTON, 1 Publio Trustee fUST OPENED, 2 cases Men's and O Boys' Felt Hats; o good .tiff felt hat for Sb 6d,—A.'Lovet. Welleßley-Btreet, . . i. :



Drapery and Olottuner. C A ICOS.—Splendid Family Calico, .36 Inches wide, at 6s dozen; always glvos satiafootion. Send for Patterns.—TESTEß, Draper. Karangahapo Road. FLANNE-S, RlonKets, Winter Dresses, Shirtings, tec, nt Lower Prices than ever; -TKB.I.K, Karangahapo Road. WINTER HOSIERY.-A Full Stock, of Women's nnd Children's, at Cash Prioos.—TESTER, Draper, Karangohape Rood, ij AND I DEFERRED ,\\ . | I P. A it M X ,N T. 11 . ' ,•" V SYSTEM. I TAILORS, DRAPERS, AND OUTFITTERS, H O B S O N . S T R3 E B X (Nearly opposite Wellington-street). Have a Wkix - Abbortrd STOCK of the BEST CLASS GOODS. • All Tweeds thoroughly Bhrunk before being: mado up, and lit and workmanship guaranteed- The Deferred Payment System has been found to bo a great boon, by enabling those with limited Incomes to procure necessaries In the easiest possible way. INSPECTION INVITED IVT ELLESLEY HOUSE. A, LOVETT, Begs to Intimate to his Customers and the. Publio generally, that his WINTER 81 OOK OF NrCW FASHIONABLE te CHEAP DKAPKKY & MILLINERY Is Now to Hand. Dross Goods In all the Leading Fashionable Shades aud Textureß. Calicoes from 3d, Flan nels from 81<1 por yard, Sheeting rrom lOd. A Largo Stook of Tweeds in all qualities. Blankets from 6. 6d a pair. Extra Value in Corsets, from 2s Sd. A Loading Novelty Is the " Flexible Hip "Corset, very com fortable and durable, 7b Od. New Styles in Ladles' Jaokets and Ulsters, Including tho Dolman Ulster. Ladies and Children's Underolothlng and Baby Linen, In Great Variety. A Choice Stock of Ladle-' and Children's Hats and Bonnets, trimmed and untrlmmed: Flowers, lfc-tner», oto. A Good Block Frenoh Merino, at 2s (U yard; Blaok Cashmare from is. Country Orders rooelvo spool-l attention. One Shilling in the £ Discount on all Cash Purchases of 20s and upwards. Ar 0 V E T T, • JU Dbapbb, Wellesley-street. J. & W. WILLIAMS'w ILLIAMS' 82, _.AEANGAIIA->_ ROAD, Have Just OPENED 12 cases Clothing, Drapery, Mcintosh Coats, otc, etc. Ex 'Ha-Cione.' Thoso Goods ore imported direot from the tollowlng well-known Houses :— 8. te J. WATTS & Co _ Manchester COOK. BON & Co London COOPER, BOX & Co.- London .The Patent VenthaUd TALETH-8 WATERPROOF COAT, Suitable formodioal men and others exposed to rain and cold. Those Coats are made of the best Oxford Tweeds, and aro warranted water proof. No Coat gonulne without the makers name—worked in silk and gold letters—ln the back, below tho ventilating tube. price-prom 17s cd to £3. Don't boy your winter ooat until you havo soen them. Wo are the Solo Agents here, and you can get them nowhore el_e. NO COUNTRY ORDERS SENT unless aeoom panlod with cash rcmlttansei Reoelved, per ' Halciono'— 1201 pairs BRAOES, at M por Pair. See them. J. & W.WILLIAMS, Importers of Drapery, tec. 82, Korangahape Road. «,, .. . i , s . j a £H_n_ationaL OPERATIC fll A S S, PERATIOVVLASS. MR. GORDON GOOCH has the honour to announos to his musical friends and othor lady and gentlemen amateurs, that his Class for tho practice of Balfe'ii popular Opera "THE BOHEMIAN GIRL" will oommenoe abeut the ond of Juno. 'thefee of membership will bo 10/15. a*d will ontitlo each member to ose complimentary tioket to the Coacort performance. Aa uo study of tho musio will ncoo.Bit-to 6 months' zealous attention and work boforo its production in conoort form, Mr. Qooch hopes,—by making the foe for admission v»ry moderate,—that all amaroui- vocalists desirous of taking part in the work will be able to join Class, and enter (con amore) Into the praotioe of tho Opera muiio. Tho weokly mortlogs will be h»ld on Thurs day evenings, or 8 o'olock. In tho fcchool Room at rear of Supremo Court. All ladios and gen mon desirous of joining Class, a»d at the same time Bpen. leg many musical evenings of prao tioe, are requested to Bend in their names any time boforo tho announcement of first meetlrg. Albort Park. _ X POOLEY, m_.ndkl.soh-. Villa, karangahape road, Obganist of St. Matthew's Chubch, receives Pupils for tho ORGAN, PIANOFORTE, AND SINGING. At his address, as above, or at residenoe of Pupils. . A carter may bo commenced from date Of First Lesson. MR. POOLEY'S MUSICALSOCIETY, FOB THE STUDY, REHEARSAL, AND PERFORM ANCE OF HIGH-CLASS CHORAL AND OTHER VOOAL MUSIC. Larok Concert Hall ov the Young Men's Christian As-OOiation, MONDAY EVENINGS ot half-post 7 o'olook, Commencing on MONDAY, Sth June. Snhßorlptlon. half-a-gulnoa, for term of three months. Members entitled to a Complimentary Tioket for eaoh Concert during tho term. A VOCAL CLASS will be commenced at Mr Poole.'s Residence on FRIDAY EVENING, Junoß, for sound, elementary instruction. from whioh members will be drafted into the Mußioal SColety whon proflolont. ~ j < Lodieß' Class at halt-past 6, Gentlemen's Class at 8 o'olock. Terms: Holf-o-gninea per quarter. Application to be mado to Auokland Music Warehouse, Queon-stroot; Seoretary V.M.0.A.; and to MB. POOLKY. Mendelssohn Villa, Korangahape Road. mO PARENTS. MAD-MB FOLEY, from Paris, Is desirous ot obtaining a fow Juvonlle Pupils tor Instruc tion on the Pianoforte and Singin .. Terms (moderate) may bo ascertained On application at cottage next door to Plumloy's, Dentist, Hob- Bon-streot. ' |*/| Jtt. .r. _. VV OUUH AM, T-A.H-B OF THK PIANOFOKIK AND Harmonium, Ad'iroßß-C-ro of Auokland Musio Wart house. Board ana Kesmenc- RAILWAY DINING ROOMS, Qoeen-stuekt Whahf. WILLIAM PYE, PIIOPRIETOK. Good aooommodatlon for Boarders and Travellers at moderato pharges. Cleaullnosfl and olvllltyaro the characteristics of this house. The tablo and beds cannot be surpassed by any house in town. '['"" The Proprietor has had a very long experience as a Restaurant Keeper, and he feels assured that any person giving his houso a trial will bo quite convinced that the accommodation lt affords cannot bo surpassed. THE ONLY HOUSE ON THE WHARF) Board and Lodging, Bl por week. Betlo, Is. E L L E V U X HOUSE. oonNKit, Whai-f-strkkt anl CAMimoN Road, Tauranga, This EatabllDhmont, just orooted, containing 2S rooms, with every convenience, IS'NOW OPENED to reoolvo Visitors to Tauranga, who j trill find Superior Accommodation with the j comforts cf a Home, Private Sitting rooms, Good Bod-rooms, Stables. '" A Four-horeo Coach or Buggy loaves often arrival of steamer for Lakes. ■ t ; I • J. BODELL, ' • Proprieto-V Tauranga,February 30.155-.' '■ • .• ;



l*i»«M_______________-»----«- FOB SALE- FOR SALE, Allotments in Hepburn' street, Berostord-street. Wolf-street, ond Wellington-street, on easy terms.—S. Y. Collins, High-street. ■ _. ~ "DILLIARD T AHLE F.tt SALE. Just landed, .ex. Halclone. Full-size Solid Mahogany Billiard Table, with all tbe acces sories necessary for.furnlshlng a Billiard-room completely, Iholudlng Cbandelier. ARTHUR H. NATHAN, "S3, Lower Queen-street. SELLING OFF-. SELLING OFF I— Retiring from Business.—A good and last chanc. of getting Cheap Boots: mnßtbesold out by June 3rd. So be in time at W. Johnstone's, Shoemaker, Victoria-street: IT-OR SALE, a First-class Grocery JBusi ■ V -ness In New-Plymouth.—Apply to John Buchanan, Custom-house-street. RJiOR SALE, Lease of Allotment, Cus- JP , tomhouse-street (opposite Gleeson's Hotel), with ah. Buildings thoreon, comprising Larue Workshop (80 x 50 feCt), Office. Shop, and Dwelling-house, and other Building.. Also, Pteum Engine and Saw Bench, Clronlar Saws, tec—Apply to Charles Bailey, Ship, Yacht, and Boat Builder. X> ES ID EN C E FO R SALE. For Sole, that Comfortable Residence, situate near top of Groy-street (lately ocoupled by Mr Robert Home), contalnlng-10 good rooms, fitted with every convenience. The house and grounds havo reoently bcon put in thorough order. Terms easy, SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, ■ ■'•■■■ Auctioneers. tut U X 8 A L E. Freehold Cottage and Allotment, In Eden Crescent; four rooms and Kitohen; water laid on.—PH.;e £260.—Apply to Arthur H. Nathan, 33, Lower Queen- Btreet. . IjlOK SALE, in the rapidly rising town- JD thlp of Te Awamutu, opposite the Bank of New Zoaland, the Leasehold Property of tho undersigned, with an unexpired term of eleven yoars to run. Ou the above, which 1b the best business site in the township, is ereoted a commodious shop and dwelling; also, a detachod building at present let to a cabinet-1 maker, with a throe roomed cottage. The stook of General Groceries and Drapery to be taken at a valuation. Terms easy.—Apply on the premises to W. Bloane. POSITIVE SALE, at about half tha utu.l price, an Immense Lot of Hosiery (bought considerably under value), at Hollows!., 217, Qneen-street (next to Hewln's). IJIOR SALE, a Large Family Residence, V containing 12 rooms, situated In Parnell; freehold property, gas and water laid on; large allotment, plaited with trait trees, and a never falling supply of well water. — For particulars apply to Geo. Slbbln, Auctioneer. FOR SALE, a very neat Four-roomed Cottage, quite new, with wash-house de tached.—Apply R. Redfern, Photographer, Qneen-street, or Brown-street, Ponsonby. IpOR SALE, really cheap, a Compact I? Farm of 150 aores; about 60 acres In gross, part nnder crop, part good bush and fern; a Six-roomed House, Staple, Cow-shed, Seo.; 2} miles from railway station and only 12 miles from town by good road, FOR SALE, a nice little Dairy Farm ot 72 aores, all fenoed and divided into pad-ocks, with good House, Stable, Sheds, and every con venience, and deep-water frontage, 10 miles from town. Apply to John Soppet, House, Land, and General Commission Agent, No. 6, Queen-street (upstairs . Ui OR S A L E, C MARAMARUA, PAHL KAIPARA, An Improved Farm of 100 acres, nearly all plough-hie land. The Farm is for absolute ealo, owing to business matters calling tbe owser Sway from the dlstriot. It Is one of the best selections on the well-known estate of Captain Colbeck. >• ■ Tbe Improvements oon.ltt of a new slx roomod Hsuse, papered and painted, complete boundary fenoe; seventy acres of good grass, subdivision for garden and orchard, two good pigsties, good ihanty, 10 x 12 feet, fowl-house. and ottlco., A never-failing preek runs throagh tho property, which is accessible by land and water. Stook can be taken at a valuation if desired. . . For further particulars, apply to MKTOAJ-FE & HILL, Or, 29. N.Z. Insoronce Buildings. B. TONKS ft CO.. . Qneen-street. . ■ . Tp.O B POSITIVE SALE. That compact little Island, known as Wood's Island, abouti half-way between hero and the head of the Waitemata. containing 100 Aoreß, with Cottage, good Orchard, and several im provements, plenty of fresh water oil the year round, and a good wharf for the oonvenienoo of Steamers, fee—Apply to . , • :.:; - ' JO_tN SOPPET. House and Land Agent No. 8, Qneen-street. '____. '■" : TfIASY TERMS. / .HEAP LAND. ■VTEAR AUCKLAND..." Grand Voloanlo Land,, ploughable, fenced, oasy distance from city, closo to railway, in go cvhead distrlot, FOt. SALIC. Price, reasonable. Terms, to suit Purchaser. Fine little Farms of 7 ond. i acres respectively to ba disposed ot on Building Society's terms. The situation ia ex cellent, commanding a view of the Manukau and Waitemata waters. A few minutes' walk from railway stttltn, and in oonßtsnt 'bus com munication with the city. T.e Loud Is specially adapted for fruit growing at present, Ib a rare ohance of securing ground in a rising district on terms which noie are too poor to comply with.—Apply R. J. Randorson, New ZooUnd Insnranoe Buildings. j TO FRUIT -I*ROWERS, i MARKET GARDENERB, OR MILKMUN.—BIooks ot Land for sale only three miles from'town. Soil of very rlobest volcanio, cleared and fenced: quality not to be surpassed. Several acres of very fino full-boaring Orchards; never failing water. Railway runs through the land, a por tion of which Is under offer to Government tor a Btation. The whole price may remain to'ap prove* parties'at reasonable' Interest, provided suitable buildings sre ereoted.—Apply to J. O. Cairns, care of Connell & Cooper, Vuloan Lane. q jj js A L E, K[\ TONS GALVANIZED CORRUGA -00 TED IRON JQQ TONS FENCING WIRE QR(_ BARRELS KNIGHT te BSVAN'S <a«W OEMENT. ' ' " ! W. S. LAURIE, 10, WYNDHAM-BTBEET. L.--UI SEE.DI SEKDI JJ) ■ ______ • ■■ ; , FOR SALE, tho following New Seeds, ex . Roman Empire :— Red Clover White Clover Cowgrsss Alßyke Rape Luoerne Turnip Mangel Linseed Hemp Canary Sec, See, The above will be disposed of at Lowest Current Prioes.-.." POTTER AND CO., , _. Durham-Street | ARAN... ryRESSED DICE. "„".' xJ'ZjlO ARRIVE..,-^ ~-,,..■ j" Per Sybil, Direct from Yokohama. , Wo' hove rocelved oable odvloe of the dis patch of tho Sybil, with a FULL CARGO OF DRESSED RICK, tor Auokland direot. We offer Wholesale Parcels to arrive at _ " 7 equal to Melbourne Prioes.. <: • L. D. NATHAN & CO.V", ; J' ! if 1' ° bW ',]'■%■.. A i<&st<ai% At Lowest Market Ratks : Rosin, Pltoh, and Tar Kerosene, Patn.and Olive Oils -i . Champion's, Scott's,, and Storer's Genulno 1 White Lead, In wood - V Muntz Metal and Nails Large Stook ot Canvas, various brandß Wiro Rope, from ii inch t»} bio- ; ■ : Bolt Rope, Hemp, and _i_nlllo Rope, all Patent Windlass (woodl, Frills, and Palls Anchors, fro in 16 ow t to 10 1 bs Chains, from J lnoh tc I lnoh. •..,.., Colza and Fish OIL . V, d. h« Mckenzie, . fort-strsbt. Maroh 18. 1882. . .... ■■ - ■ ■■. 'x X U S T OPEN E, D, Finest Bband of Tobaccos Ckubs, akd Fako. Goods. -■■■■■■ ! 176, QUEEN-STREET, / '""' ' Noxt Rattray's Clothing Shop. H. BAILEY,. TOBACCONIST. . EH. PERCY'S. Muffins may now tie < had at the Bakory, Wakefield- streat, and at Wright's, Pastrycook, Qaeen-street, Boys wanted. KM C D O N A L'D'SOOTI, • 33. N.Z. IMBURANCK RUILDTNUS. QUEEN-STREET, AUOKLAND, Is prepared to undertake the FORMING OF COMPANIES, either, under tho Joint Stock Aot, 1850, or.the Mining Companies Aot, 1872, on tho shortest notloo, audio perform tho duty of Shcr_tak_ or MANA-kit pertaining thereto, . Also, .-.._. To aot as AGKNT In Baying or Selling Bask. Insuraho. , Miming, and other descriptions Of .. Stock;.,., i_: -~.- ■>.•>-:. - .•■<■..* V ■■•!;*""' i ■".7 ' As well as . . :■ i ' TO'RFC-tvB;,_tONRY B-Ok iNVBSTMKNT.and O ■- ..m-Bact Land'and; General Agenoy; ButeM donflded to hlB carai



TENDERS. <2sll_&£ <v__-#QR E-_tr ■VTEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS. IRON CASTINGS. BBAS3 AND GUK-MKTAL CASTINGS. General Manager's Offloe (ttallway department), Wellington, 13th May, 1882. Separate Tenders will be reoelved at this office up to noon on MONDAY, 12th June, 18J2, for the supply and Delivery, at Auc-land, of Iron Castings, brass and gun-mktal castings. Specifications and, forms of tender mny b. obtalnod at tho Railway Office?, Auokland. Tenders to be addressed to the General Mana ger, Wellington,and marked outside "Tender tor Castings." . . The'lowest or any tender not necessarily aco.pt.r_, J. P. MAXWELL, General Manager, N.Z. Hallways, qno BUILDERS. Tenders will be reoelved up to noon on SATURUIY, the 27th Instant, foe Additions to the Bank Premises of the Bank of New Zea land at Coromandel. Plans, &o„ at our offices, Queen-street. EDW. MAHONEY & SON, Architects. fpOBUILDERS. COFFEE PALACE.' The time,/or receiving Tenders Is extended until noon of the 20th lost. R, KEALS & SON. Architects. mo B U I L D E R S. Tenders will bo received until i o'clook p.m. on THURSDAY next, the 25th Instant, forthe Erection of a Store In Custom-house-treet. Plans, Sec, at my offloe. HENRY G. WADE, Architect. >|1 U BUILDERS. Tenders will be received up to noon ot the 29th instant, for the Erection ot a Balcony and sundry work at the Northern Club. R. KEALS St SON, Architects. "jl E N D E R S. Tenders will bo reoelved, up to 27th Inst,, for the Ereotlon ot a Cottage at Tuakau. Plans on view at Tuakau, at Mr Fergle's Store, np to TUESDAY next, and from WEDNESDAY tIU SATURDAY, at Mr 8. Parker's Offloe, Viotoria street, The lowest or any tender not necessarily aooepted, - j I __________ ____* Railway-. j_h&kJKßJ3te± A UuKLAND RAILWAYS, Tenders will be received up to noon on FRI DAY, May 26, at the office of the undersigned, for tho Convoyanoo of One Railway Van to Whangarei. Full particulars may be obtained on applica tion, A. V. MACDONALD, ' Distrlot Manager. A UCKLAND RAILWAYS. QUEEN'S BIRTHDAY, MAY 24TH, 1882. Fares: Return Tlokets at single Rates (available for tho day only), any Btation to any station. TE AWAMUTU RACES, | Local Train, A Speolal Train will leave Moroor for Te Awamutu as follows:— ' ' ~ , Mercer (dep.) _ '_ .. 7.45 a.m. Rangiriri .. .. .. 8.65 Huntly .. -. ~. 9.15 Ngaruawahla, .. .. 8.50 Hamilton Junotlon .. 10.38 Ohaupo .. .-_ .. 11.10 Lake Road .. .. - ILIS Ngarto.. 11,25 To Awamutu (arr.) ..11,30 Returning: To Awamutu (dep.) .. 5. 0 p.m. ''"■ Ohaupo .. .. •- 5.25 Hamilton Junction .. 6.0 Ngaruawahla .. .. 6,15 Hnntly _. 7.20 . Rangiriri 8.0 Mercer.. .. .. .. 8,-5 A. V. MACDONALD, Distrlot Manager. - . . ' =3 jjeotures. rJIHURSDAY LECTURES -*- . t ~■; ~ AT THB ' ATHEN^UM (Late Newton Kirk), . BY, DR. WALL IS Subjects— '-',' ' Date of Lootures. 1. Citizenship of Women ;. ... 25th May 2. Robert Burns and his Poetry _ let June 3. Protection and Free Trado _ Bth June i. Physical Life and Evolution ism .. .. .. .. 15th June 5. Antiquity of-Man .. _ 22nd Juno 6. Democracy and Local Govern- ; ', mont .. ..■ .. _ 29th Juno 7. Debt of New Zealand and He- S notation .. „ .. 6th July Usm .. .. .. -13th July 9. Proportional Representation.. 20th July 10. The Lungs ana Pulmonary V Consumption „;.. .■„■.« 27th July 11. The Heart and Heart Disease 3rd August 12. Wit and Humour and Tun _ 10th August. Questions and Dlsousslon invited.—Leotures to be_t_'at7.-_p.m. '' Tlokets for the Course, Flvo Shillings; Single Lecture, Sixpence. 7 ' Plooghipg Match. AUCKLAND AGRICUL'_U_._.L AND JA. . PASTORAL ASSOCIATION , iPLOUGHING MATCH , Will take place In Mr B-inbrid _k's Paddock, ""j" Mangero, on " " WEDNESDAY, JUNE li, 1882. , PRIZKS r CHAMPION CUP. open to All-oomers, Double farrow plough. First Prize, £5; second price, £3 Entrance, IDs. In the event! of .their being no competition, only halt the prize will be awarded. • ! CHaMPI JN CUP, open to All-oomerr. Slnglo furrow plough. First Prize, £5; second prize, £3. Entrance, 10s. In tbe event of ' there beta's! no competition, only half the prize will be awarded. * . 7 '-: CL ABB A;—DOUBLE-FURROW, for Men who have never won a First Prize. First prize, £5; second prlz", £3; third prize, £1. , CLASS 8.-SINGLK-FURROW, for Men who have never won a First Prize. First prize, £5; second prize, £3; third prize, £1. CLASS 0.-ANY PLOUGH, for Boyß under 18 years. First prize, £3; sooond prlzo, £2; third prize, 10s. No Entrance Money in Class A, I), or Ounless they compete for, Uhsmplon Cup, in whioh omc a Fee of 10s will bo oharged. EX-RAPRIZES: For tho First Finished in Class A, B, or C.. 10s For the Beßt Fl-lehcd In „ „ ... 10s For tbo Boat Crown in „ „ .. 10s —: RULES: 1. Tiokets trom tholr respeotlvo numbers to bo drawn by the Ploughmen, on the Field,1 at B o'clock a.m. Commenoe at 9.30 sharp. 2. The lots will be all numbered, and pegged at each corner, the numbers In each class com mencing trom the Flag. 3. The Ploughman will be permitted ;to have any assistance in setting up his Poles, tha Polos to be set upon both lands before starting, tho right-hand ridge to be ploughed first; no assis tance after starting. 1. .heland to be Ploughed in two complete ridges; quantity—Single-furrow, half-an-acre; Double-furrow, one aore ; time, five hours. 5. The Furrow to be 5 inches. 6. The Gun for starting will be fired at 9.30 a.m., and for finishing at 2,30 p.m. Any Plough man who has not then completed his work win be disqualified, 7. Any Ploughman committing a breaoh of tho above Rules will be disqualified. 8. Entries m_6t be sent in 1 1° {^c undflrsigned. Or W Mr Hall, Otahuhu, on FRIDAY, Juno 8. WM. PBROIVAL, Seoretary, GF. STOVIN bees to draw tho atten • tion of the publio that he has opened _n offloe at the Union Lmuranoo Company c Build ings. Onsen-street, where ho Intends to o_rry on' business as House, Land, and Estate Agent ' HOW can! Stop this'dreadful Tooth ache! By using O_ontalgloon: it gives instant relief, aud acts as a stopping, Prioe, Ib. —O. Wi Goodeon, London Arcade. ..'."•■-■ en ;



Amnsements. t - _W ABBOTTS- Opera Ho vs, c. Director„_„...:...._Mn.-J. C. Williamson; Treasurer....., Mri J. EiMoore To-night! To-nt_._.tl; GRAND OPENING NIGHT! This Magnlfloent New Theatre, ereoted by Mr H. N. Abbott, from designs and under the superintendence of Mr E, Baktl-Y, , Architect. Contractors: Messrs Jones ond Pollard. Sunlight and Gosflttlngs: Me_nra Branaton and Foster. ct!«t-i w Decorationb :Mr J. Henderson. ..,••, Upholstering: Mr T.Chermslde. -.. •• Aor-DBOP by Mr N. H. Thornjon. The Handsoment and Most Comfortable BIJOU THEATRE in the Southern Hemisphere, will be Opsnko by W I L LI AMS O N'S -i TJOYAL riPERA XVOYAL V/PERA I..OMPANY. The Direot or has the honour of announcing to the mußlo-lovlng publio of Auckland Uurt arrangements have been made for a . a SEASON OB1 COMIC OPERA by the abovenamed Company; which has been orgauißod at o vast expense ot time and money. In order to give complete and perfoot repre sentations of the latest and "most popular work; of tbe fomouß authors and compoaors, Gilbert and Sullivan, '.-., t,';•■■• ..« The initial performance will take plaoe THIS ..uosdiy) EVENING, May 23, 1882, Whon will be presented, fOr the first time in Aucklaad, a now _E.th.tio Opera, entitled, ...... PATIENCE t ATIENCEI .- Or, BUNTHORNE'3 BRIDE I a.i- Written by W. S. Gilbert; Musio by Arthur Sullivan. (Produced by arrangement with Mr D'Oyloy Carte of London). ■ The Dlreotor would call speolal attention to tho . list Of PmSOIPIL ABTISTEBt-r ' ... MISS ALICE REES, i The Charming Young Australian Prima Donna (her flrßt appearance in Auckland): /. MB. ARMK3 BEAUMONT, The Popular T .nor j . ■' I BIGNORGi VERDI, The Distinguished Baritone xt \ ■■-._ : - (his first appearance in Auckland) it- - SIGNOR T. HIC-ARDI;V';;'.!* The Favourite Basso; ," . MB< HOWARD VEBNON, .'; The Celebrated Comedian; MB, JOHN FORDE, . Comedian; MIBS ANDREA NOVARRO, , .■■■■■" The Popular Character Actress -■•: Cher first appearanoaln Auckland); MIBB EVELYN. ELDRED, MISS BESSIE ROY AL,, '■_ ■ MISS LI ULIE FORDE. MISS IDA 0580R.1H,.: Sec, Sao. _ Prevlouß to the Opera. THE NATIONAL ANTHEM Will be sung by the Company, and an _ OPENING ADDRBBS, > Will be read by Mr. J. 0. Willi _msoh.; T>ATIHINOK '■' '.VV' JTatH-NOB i iiui. s Will be Cast as follows:—-.-'; ColonolCalverley.. f*§A} ..-.Blgnorßicoordl Major Murgatroyd) _ g,g I J. F. Fordo Uent. the Duke of 1J S3 f ■ _ • , . DunEtablo . IqR°J -Armes Beaumont , Reginald Bunthorno.a Fleahly Poet.,H. Vernon Archibald Groivenor, on IdylUo Poet. .SlgTVerdl Mr Bunthorne's Solicitor-..- Mr Watson Patience, a Dairymaid Miss Alloe Bees The Lady Jane..- .1 „ . Miss Andres .Novoro The Lody Angela -J 5.S I MlssKraneisLlddlard The Lady Baphlr.. 1 s.•_ [ MiesLililo Ford The Lady Ella (jj g J ~.. Mlbsße.Ble Royal Rapturous Maidens and Offloors Ot Dragoon Guards, &o.,&o. By the Famons Royal Opera Chorns of trained Vooallatß, the Largest and Beßt'Chorus over hoard in tho Colo.les. . Vi The Opera staged under the supervision ot MR J. C. WILLI 4.M30N, The stage management of Mr Howard Vernon, and the moslool dlreotion of Big. P. Gloria. Leader ot tho Orchestra.. - ■• • -Signor Tramagli. The Costumes oapeolally selected and im ported, being precisely similar to thoee used in the Original London productions. ' '> ': ■ Brilliant Military Uniforms, and Accoutre ments by Meaars K. Moses and Son, London;,"' ""' The -Esthetio Musical Instrument- by Bur kenßhaw and Robinson, of Liverpool. '.'■■■ The Wigs by Clorkson, of London. Tho new jEsthetlo Dresses by Mrs Fisher and Augusto and Company, of London and Paris, from de signs by W, g. Gilbert. Aotl-BUNTHORNB'-J OASTLE.-' - Aot 2-A GLADE. The New -Esthetic Soenery, painted by Mr, A. Clint from tho original models. .- Mechanism by Mr. J. Thomas. . '' Properties by Mr. H. Frahm.' *, Costumier, Mr. W. Ford. ...' V **'*•' Subscription List and Box-plan now open at E. WAYTh'g, Queen street, where Season Tiokets oan be obtained and seats secured for any night of the season. Stahs and Pit Tlokets purchased daring tbe day at Wayte's, and Abbott's United Jorvioo Hotol, admittod 15 minutes before the opening of the doors to the publio. -~:< SCALE OF PRIOES: Dress Clrole, 6s { Orchestra Stalls (Roaerved), Gs; Unreserved, i (s; Pit. 2s. Doors open at 715; Overture at 8. Carriages ot 10 30. v .■■■■> J. P. MacUonald, Business Manager. !";p AT IE N■ C E, QUEEN'S BIRTHDAY. The Box Offloe, at Wayte's. 100, Qaeen-street, Will be open only between 10 and 12 a.m. TO MORROW (Wednesday), May 24. ; :,t. i A UCKLAND BAND OF HOPE 1 i\. UNION. THE ANNUAL GATHERING " Will take plaoo in the V.; CHORAL H A LX, ' OK QUEEN'S BIRTHDAY Wednesday next), '] . Under the auspices ot the ■ ■:,' f ' GOOD TEMPLARS, BEOHABITES, AND TEH PBEANCE SOCIETIES. Tea will be laid at 6 o'olook. Tlokets. Is Sd. At 7.15 the Children will Asaemblo, when SIR WILLIAM FOX'/ '• . ' ' " AND THE .' ' •■'""'■JV REV. THOMAS SPURGEON1 ':.. Are expected to Address tho Meo.lrjg. MR GEORGE HEMUS WILL PRESIDE. Sdeoted pleoss will bo Bung by the Chtldron (Oond actor, Mr Tarifleld) ond the Band ot Hope union Choir (Conductor, Mr Tudehope). SOLOS, DUETS, AND RECITATIONS WILL BE RENDERED BY FBI-NDS, Tickets for the Tea may be hod-from sho Offloors ot the Societies. AUCKLAND FRIENDLY AID i_L SOCIETY. The ANNUAL SOIREE and DANCE will be held at the Parnell Hall on May 2.tb. Tea at 6.30. Dancing eommenolng at 9 o'oiook. Tlckotß, 2s. , -, ;j. . i f» «- T3EMUERA SOCIAL UNION. The noxt Danoo will toko place lv tho Hall on THURSDAY EVENING, 25.1-Instant. A-mlselon by Tioket only. Tickets may be obtained from any of the Committee M. A. CLARE, ~ ' Hon, Seoretary. A LL SAINTS' SUNDAY SCHOOL, A- PONSONBY. A CONCERT, In aid ot the Funds ot the above, will be held in All Saints'' Schoolroom on THURSDAY, 25th May, 188 .'fct.Bo.lOok p.m. Admlsslon-One ShllUng., . ~. r\Ri»_iAN JH[ OME •7-i3%£ e ?, r' | |i .' •:' ;: CHORAL HALL,-i. v;' THURSDAY, Ist JUNE, 1882. Tlokots, 3/and 2/; at Upton's and Kady.'s.. GoldrainiDgr Notices QUEEN OF BEAUTY FXTENDED GOLD MINING COMPANY (LIMITED). At a Meeting of tho Directors held this day; tt was decided to Issue Two Thousand Five Hun dred Now _harcn,-in t3rm» of tho resolution ptu eod at tho General Meeting, held 28th February, 1882. Those Shorex may be obtatnMat the rate of one Bhare to every eight OrlglWM ShaSfegj on application tt> the Manager, at theCompwy'a Office, No. U, New Zealand Insurance 13ulld lngs, Auok'uid. anil.payment of 6b per Share OB or boforo tbo 2.nd Juno, 1882. D. G. MaoDONNELL, i | Manager.! [ A-cUand, Moy ID. mt, >, /