The Auckland Evening Star.

Vol. XIIL-No. 3,613.

AUCKLAND, N.Z., THURS DAI.. M-\RCH J), 1888*

(Published Daily).

PRICE: ON^ PENNY



Shipping. s (JIION STEAMSHI i~" \l"~^*l U OOMPANV OP NKI i; ~'■ -V' «\ ZKALAND (LIJDTBD). !ji i^ y]^sS'| |; v ;_ .__U_l Time Table— ill Mabch, 1882. t' ■ COR GISBOKNJt, HA»IKK, WELLINGTOr LYTTKfjTON, eorrr .;halmkkk aktj> BLUFF (rBOK Qi7«Kf-HTi-ic-r Wharf) ■Steamer. I)<uo ot SatUnK. Latest Train, Ab»wata ''hnraday, 9. noon — .UNK-ttooMA Thursday, 16,10 n.m. — BookSiiff Cargo to Tolago Boy. V'.U- '; A'.!.4.:iA I(.i, NHLBO.I, ftUTON. WKI i_«iJTUN. I.YTTKLTON, AMD W«B« 00A8T PpHTM (r«OM MANUKAO) Pknodin T-uosday,«,-p.m. 12 noon Wanaka 1 ui:adny, El, 10 a.m. 0.10».m. WU MKLBOUIWK. Via OOUTH. Arawath Thurs. Mar. 9, noon - JWcHAk-DOM a Thursday, 16,10 a.m. — •Calling at Hobart, ~~gQR 3YDNKY. _ ' iioTOitrjA Wednes., 23,.p.m. - FOB IKVUICa ANU KIITA. -'-iaroa | About March 27 I — F'M>,ftl_£rff'''' KAWAKA-W.A -Unoahooma I Monday, 13,6 p.m. I — During February, Excursion Rotern Tloketi will be issued at Reduoed Rates, available foi return r.nlil 31st March. tr Usmo must be aion^Ko ono hour before tlmoot Inparturo. Paasax. Tickets ffitnt be ta)con at the offloe batoio ambarklriK. Anckln /id tiranoh I X Qetuis-sßeet ,--i^r > m'KAftl W '.AJauUßi. "'^^^^^' OHIftNITINB. JK;*__S_B® thelollowing Steamships be •lniJKUift to the Orient Btoam Navlcratlon Com panylLimltedl.and the Pnolflo Stonin Navigation Company wiU leave SYDNEY at tha undor mentlonad datea for MELBOURNE, ADS LAIDIC and LONDON, via ano-Canal:- Steiunor. | rteg. Ton'ge | Duto, JOHN KLDEK™.. 4.153 March 31 BOKATA 4.014 April 14 CUZCO 3,819 April 28 ■COTOPAXI. 4.02^ May 12 ORIENT.; 5.353 May2li And trio Sorvlco will be nutf-tamoa Or nap coeding staamers at lntervalf of a Fartnlßht, Auckland passengers tor John Elder proceed per Hotorua on 23rd March. Faro to Umrtou, 16 to 70 guineas. Snen Canal Dues. 8s in addition. Parcels booked through to Londos a Vasaengers en book from Auoklona at a through rate to cover Interoolonlal fore and Canal dues, and ao secure special advantages, Pasßagofi frcm Londou con be granted In Auckland. For •plan!) nua toil partloulan, apply, In London, to F. Green Be Co., and Anderson, Anderson S- Qo,, Joint Managers of the Line: or to the Atfontn In Aucklana UNION STRAMBHIP CO. OF N.Z, ".■ijmtkd). Queen-Btreet «^fi_». TJUEJNINHULAR AND OKI- ENTAL BTKAM iNAVISA "^^^^TION COMPANY. The Company's Steamships (under oontraot with the Viotorlan Government for the convey ance of her Majesty's malls) will be despatched i n»a-~,a. I Laave I Leave I Leave Steamer. | Bydßo - | M elb'm' I Glenelg SHANNON.- Mar .3 Mar 29 I Mar 31 CLYDE (about).- April 7 April 11 April 13 INDUS.., ~.. April 21 April 231 April 27 And thenoetorth every alternate week. Route:—lt is Intended to deopatcb those steamers for Plymouth and London via Point de _ al'o. Passengers for England will therefore not require to change steamers. , Rates of passage money to Plymouth or Lon don i £70 first, and £15 second-class j Italian ports. £85 first, and fllO second-class. Passengers booking at Auokland soourospeoial advantages. For farther parttoul—rn resnfwtln_»__«r.-<»«» i>7~-r _ndfroi,ntapp&W uioKBHANK & Asenti, ' 18, (Juoen-etreot, Anokland. W S. UOKOi-AKDISU •^^___S* t co i_ B t _nd f avourite!s.r a ! OOKOMAND7-L, Oaptaln, W. D. Hargravf, Time-Tab.-. l^avoo Anokland, £™«g™ffi£*1 Friday, 10,2 p.m. Saturday, U, 12 noon Waathor and Other olro111^ 81110068,! 6?111^" 11? 1 All parcels to be prepaid at omoe, NO. v, Qacen-street Wl«ft BWmuligY> u^g, -.-.-fc-ti a-AKAM TO THE HOT t^^O SPRINGS. MAHURANGI. "!3iS^e*» MATAKANA. KAWAU, AST) OMAHA. tha E,». BU3B OABKY, Al at LtoyO*. W. Bomorvlllo, Master. ForX^^n^Sttnrangi-Kve^^urß. day and Saturday at 11 ajn., returning on Tlonday and tTrlday, No Paroels or Goods taken without shipping BtFor freight or passage apply w WIOKKNBt I__^L \-*^AIUKU & ONEHUNGA W BTKAM NAVIGATION Cft Timk Tab_B—MABOH, 188!!. tf.fi. B4ANUKAU. Leaves Onehunga I Leaves Walnku l Mar Mar. n_Baturday. 9am 11-Saturday. 1.30 P m lj-SS___rTio.ao am }f-^>fZkl!^m 14 -Tuesday, lpm 15—Wednesday. 6a m "--WdST-Jm 18-Batur.ay,6.3oam 20-Monday, 6 30am 20-Monday, 11 am 22-Wednesday, 8 am 22-Wedneß_ay, 12.15pm ■ 25-Saturday,9.4sam 25-Satn'd°yi? n pnL 27-MonO ay. 10.30 a m 27-Monday. 3.30 P m 88-Tuesday. 1p m 29-Wedneßday, aa m 31-Fridayi ,l p m Ap. 1-Saturday, 8.30 ava For Manukau Heads, every Thursday, at 8 am By order of the Directors, aU Freight most be prapalcJ. CUNNINGHAM. Agent --•_£>■- U IISAM TO THAMES, OAK |Sfe»O HYING PASSENGERSI AND *^*W* CARGO, OONKKOTINS WITH OHM* .081, OMAHn, W-MOA PWIHB, *HD MOBJUW* Vn,i,3 (Piako District), 's?i_!B TABLS. S.S, KOTOMAHAHA From Auckland i Thursday, 4.30 afternoon Friday, 5 afternoon Saturday, 5 afternoon From Thames I Thursday. 7-30 morning Friday, 9 morning Saturday, 9.30 morning Ter «sed >.taeoneavlng. B & =-__»* TV UKXHI-KN STUAMSHH '^.feJN CO. (LIMITED). JißßiS*'1 TIMK TABLE-Maroh, t w«nther and other Clrcnmstances Permlttln -^OE TAUBAHOA AKD BAY O? PLBNTY PQBTS. _mS*Tl_ll_______-i*ss!_: r iiumSte "j Thursday, 9. spm WeUlngton Monday, 13. spm Wellington Thn«day. 16, spm RlonelK Monday, 20, 5 Pm Geneg Thursday. 23, 6 p m I Tneßday . JOK PTigaTCT.T.^WHANgABOA, & MANOONPj Glenbig Monday, 13,5 p m Wellington Monday, 20,5 p m f.i»n«ii? Monday. 27, spm _ FOR WHANOAKBI, WHANGAKS- HKADi AND MANGAPAI. . 1 Kvery Tuesday at 6 p.m. FOB WHAMQAk-I AMD WHA«OAB-I HKADi Argyle I gaming passenKaw and cart I for Walpn). FOB M-HOPBY BAY. . Fliigal I Every Monday, at - p.mT3 FOB MAMQAWAI. jlnißl iJKveryJtaMdayjjtßp^: ~~ FOK~WAtTABA jFBOM ONBHUNGA), Macgregor| "~f7IbI^GASSIIfMMONBHUS_a) 1 _ Mnus_l-_DireotO!



Shipping. r>«.X fpOK FRIENDL' « _^_S^>, ISLANDS AND *l?iK__ll^> SAMOA. mflt£-i££n The Brigantmo MYRTLE Is now on tho berth. Freight Or Passage mm be engaged at once. _t the offloo ef tho unde »SS, * Nok? s£?° t! 11 be r°oe^ed on boar without a Shipping Note. ■i.; Wii. MoiRTHUR & CO. «*afev,l«UKKASeo COMMUNICA JL TION BKTWKKN AUCKLANJ .w^»w AND NORTHKRN WAIROA> The KolpoTd £.3. Co."d bjj. DURHAM Now rnns a SBfloial Tri-weoldy iServlce t Northern Waittja, leaving HelongviUe after th arrival ot thol. SO train from Anokland on Fri asyti, returning from Dargavillo by Monda mornings tide. She loaves HelensviUe »gali on Tuesday as usual. This extra trip will be continued until furthe notice, W. LODDKR, Manager AIJV OARQUE A INTAKES <g»^^ JL* FOR LONDON. Js__ggg; All Claims against tho abovi vossol mnst do rendered ii duplioate to the offloe of tho undersigned, on o before FRiuaY. 10th inst.. at noon. QWMN & GHAHAM, Agonts._ TfatS-". I^EVONPOKT STEAM I^Q^'. JL/ FERRY CO. (Limited). ALTERATION OV TIMS TABLE. .OMMBNCING Ist MARCH, 1882. From Auckland to North Shohe—7,3( a.m., tB, 8 SO, t9, 0 30, +10.10.30. 11. t11.30. 12 noon, 112.30 p.m . t1.30, - 2.30. t3. 3 30. J. tUO. 5, t5.30, 6.6.30, 7.30. 8,30. 9.30.10.30,11.30 (on Saturdays ] p.m. instead of 12.30). From North Shorr to Auckland—7 a.m.. t7.80, 8, t8.30. 9. t930.10, t10.30.11,11.30, tl2 noon, 1 p.m., tl.3t), t2, a.SO, 3, T3.30, ~ 4.30. t5,5.30, 18, 7, 8, 9* 10t 11. SUNDAYS. FroKi Auckland to North Shore—lo a.m , 10.30. tl P.m., 1,30. 2, 2.50, tS, 3.30, i, ti.30,5. t5.30; 8, 0.30, 8.-5. Fbom North Shore to Auckland-D.30 a.m., tlO 12.30 D.m.. 1, t1.30, 2, 2.30, 3, IB 30, i, 1,30, ta, 5.30, tG, 8.15. t To and from Devonport Wharf (excepting at low tide). From Auckland to NomnooTE—l7.3o a.m, 9.10,110.10,12.10 p.m.. t-.10. 110, t5.10, tO.IO, UO.IO, From Northcotb to AnoKLA«D-t7 a.m., (8.30. 9.10, HO. 10.1.10 D.m., t2 40, ..10,15.10,19.40. SUNDAYB. From Auckland to Northcotb—lo.3o 0.m,, 1.10 p.m., 2.10,3.10. d.lO, 5.10, G 10. Fhom Northcotk to * uckhkd—lo a.m., 12,40 p.m , 110, 2.10, 3.40.1.40,6,10. t To and from Birkenhoad Wharf. i Night Boat, on Wednesdays and Saturdays only. JAMEB BAKKR, Tnifllo Manager. •Skj^. TjIOR _VOKTH SHORE. p.g. TONGARIRa ■ Ti m k Table. From Auokland: From North Shore 7am 2.15 pm 7.20 am 2.45 pm 8.15 am 3.15 pm 8.45 am 3.45 pm 9.15 am 4.15 pm 9.15 am 4.45 pm 10.15 a m 515 p m 10.46 a m G. 45 p m 11.15 am 6.15 pm 11.45 am 0 45pm 1215pm 7pm 12 15pm 7.30pm 1.15 i) in 8.30 p m 1,45 p m 9pm 9.30 p m 10 p m SUNDAYS. 10 a m 5.10 p m I 10.30 a m 5.10 p m 12.30 pm 6.10 pm I 1.30 pm 6.40 pm 2pm 7.10 p m 230 o m 7.40 p m 3.10pm 810pm 340pm 8,40pm 4.10 pm 9,10 pm 4 40pm 9.40 pm Single Fares. 3d; Return, Id; Weekly Family Tioket, 2s fid; Weekly Single rioket, Is 6d. K. WRIGHT. Agent _j*»^w CJASSIStVOBIiS' Ll«iS OV _Snok. -L packets to new zea bMOSk_l-_nd. «HMKa»m •ownki) by MKsaKa bhawj 3AVIJJxE,&CO.,3I,I-iMiilnnhiill-Btniot, London, The above line of ships are regulir traders to all .the principal ports In New Zealand. The} _re olljyer ships, glassed A_lat Uoyds|,_ajidcpm; fare ia most substantial, md of the bORt quality, _nd tho accommodation roomy and conven'ont, The undersigned are empowered to grant pas sages from London to New Zealand, payment for which have been guaranteed in the colony. Return ships to London also leave at almost regular intervals, full particulars on application to L. D. NATHAN & C 0.,) OWEN ft GBAHAM, > Agent* CRUIOKSfcTANK & 00. I ~~gl~7~ OKA AAi XO X J_£ V' THAMES, -»-W_aß_» oiIINnMURLWAITHKAUKI, WAIHI. TE AROHA GOLDFIKLDB, MOR RINBV.LLE, WAITOA PLAINS, and GRANT AND FO3 TER'B SETTLEMENT. RUTERPRISJS Sft 2, P.S. TE AKOHA, & P.S. PATIKL From Anokland I From Thames i Friday, 12 midnight Saturday, 11 p.m. The time tablo of river steamers to be seen 5t Snterprlss Office, Wharf. F_R_S! To Thamoß _ Saloon, 7s M; Stoereee. t* To Ohlnemnri throngh, 5s extra To Te Aroha through, 10b axtm Not responsible for ghlpplng, carrying, or dla oharging^lvostoofe. Atmsto. Drapery and Olotttina. f \ I DEFKRRKD I IVAYM B N T ! 1\ SYBTBM II ASIAILOKS, DRAPERS, AND JL OUTFITTERS. HOBSON-STKEBT (Nearly opposite Welllngton-streetd Have o Well - Absobtbd STOCK ot the BEST CLASS GOODS. AU Tweeds thoroughly shrunk before being made up,J_nd fit and workmanship guaranteed; The Deferred Payment System has been fount to be a great boon, by enabling those Witt imlted Incomes to prooure necessaries in tht eaßlost possible way. INSPECTION INVITED. \\T HY GO TO TOWN Come and see our Giand Show of GENERAI DRAPERY. As large a variety of equal valu< and as low prices as those at town At Stkfhbnson's. We are Selling the remainder of our Printe Unsung, and Dress Materials at Greatly Re duoed Prioos, prior to Stock-taking. Also, th balance of oir Straw Seeds conatattog: o Men's. Boys, Ladies' and Children's Hate ani B Jußtet Received i £100 worth of Sampleß 0 Hosiery, Corsets, Sun Hats, Infante' Bonnets Pelises. Braces, Belts. Shirts, and Underclotl ing, whloh we are selling at the Wholesal Prices. Also, 550yda Bl.ok and Strined Grenj dines, worth Is 6d, to be cleared at 9d per yd Grey and White Calico, from 2Jd per yd. A Other Goods to be had equally as cheap at A. O. BTEPHBNSOH;B, NEWTON HOUSK, Nenr Hoat-offlne. a _r ARGAINS 1 BARGAINS 1 — Ladler F> boar in mind that WUUaras'a is tB d Cheapest House in Town for Ladies Unde t clothing, Real and Imitation Maltese Lace, 8_ and Lobe Ties, Neck FrlUlngß; a nice obsoi - nient of Gilt and Blaok Brooches and Earring !• cheap. Ladles from the country would do we - to buy their Goods at Williams., Cheape House in Town, foot of Grey-street four dpo above Market entrance. Open till » o'olot - p.m. ' \\T KLXiiSBLB* HOUBI V JOBT OPBN»». a Fresh Assortment of Ladles' & Childrei * {O CnU S.n's Underolothing in gieat variety, ;_fl_K



Business notices • V%7 H. SKINNER &I}o N, TV • BUILDERS, CARPENTKRB, and JOINERB, Vuican Lane, All Branches of tho Building Trade executed by « Experienced Workmen, d Bhop Fronts. Office Fittings, &o, T> U * L I 0 N O T t U B, T. J PHILIP, •• BIIKAD & BISCUIT BARER & CONFKOTIONKH. WEDDING CAKKB MADE TO OHDER. . Note me Addbkss— KARANGAtiAPK KOAD, NEWTON. Families watted on (or Orders. Our Pastry 0 Is a great sspkoialitj. f T. J. PHIL IP. y nHESIS OF D Jtl AVVE RB. n \./ Very Handaomo Chests of Drawers in rioh • Mottled Kauri, also Wardrobes and very protty Chefloniors, at very reasonable prioes, for Cash only. The above wood becotnos moro beautiful with , age, and ia always very valuable. W. NORRIK, a i Oabinst Manukaotubhh, 1 Top of Shortland-street. _ OIL, COliOliti, ASSD GLASS MERCHANTS. 1 W. Philupps & 30K> 95 & 97 t QUKEN-STUBBT, AtTCKMND, N.Z,, IMPORTERS OF PAPERHANGINGB, Panel Decorations, ) aiiAl.'J—l'cllulieil, Silvered, and Honuh Plat_ English and Continental Shoet, Photo , graphic, Glass Shades. I WniTK LEAO, Colours, Oil, VAUNI3HKB Brushes, Mixed Paints. Carson's Antioor , ■ roslve and Patent SlUoato Paints, . MOULDINGB-Gilt, Stained, Veneered, for , Mature Frame and Room Decorations, Kanoy Frames tor Cabinet and C.D.V. Pictubkb of every description in (treat variety Hcuapb—Photos and Coloured, • Albmns for Photos, Scraps, &c, &0,, jcc> Out-out or Overlay Mounts, all slzos: Cabinet I and C.I),V. Mounta; Artists' Requisites W. P. ft S. having always on hand the largest stock of the above goods In the North Island of ' New Zealand, are able to execute either whole sale or rotall orders on tho most favourable torms. Samples of Paperhangingß from open atook, or of original packages, sent on applica tion. New sottters In Auckland should lnspeot our stock of Paperhangings and Pictures before fitting up their new homos; they will (mil some thing to suit the means of everyone. W, PHILLIPPS & SON, QU-KN-RTBICST, AOOKCANJ), IKJSiAMI ii AOTa BX S, WOOL MKROHANTS. TAHN-BS AND LEATHER MANUFAOTUEKIIB, IMPORTERS OK Baddlors' and Bootmakers' Machinery, KngUah and Foreign Leather, Saddlery, Saddlers' Ironmongery, Root Uppers, Grindery. Mill Belting, Snotion and Delivery Hose, fee Sco, Waiehousoa i—Vnioan Lano ana High street Worksli—Panmure. Auckland, Constituents' Orders Promptly and carefully ttTOOntod. "yiCTORIA HOUSJBI H. A. COLSON, STATIONER AND BOOKSBLLKR, Victoria-street, Auckland, Corner ol Hobson-stroet, Diaries, Almanaos, Books, Birthday Cards, Saohets, so., In great variety. H. A. COLBON. mHB NEW ZEALAND TIMBKJK COMPANY (LIMITED) Beg to Inform their numerous Oustomon tha they have purchased tho Business hitherto oon ducted by Messrs. Jagger and Parker, and that, In aooordanoe with this arrangement, Mr. Joggex will be the Manager for the Company In AUOklanO. woo WU ««»,„, ,»* m «,«.n °rdMS" 0. A. HARRIS. Chairman. Auoktend, Beptembor, 1881. WE beg to give notice to our Customers that we have Incorporated our Business with the New Zealand Timber 00. (Llmltedl. JAGGKR fc PABKKB. Auckland, Beptoniber, 1881. THE NEW ZEALAND TIMBER COMPANY (LIMITED) c now prepared to supply Timber ol any ength and size, at tho .horuM"oUce.^ Manager, Auckland, Beptomber 1881. m A I T BKOTHEKB 1 MARBLTt AND FREBBTONEJMASONB Moaumonts, Head-stoneis, Tombs, bd_ Iron Tomb Railings. IHBOMPTIQNB BXKOUTKD IN A BUPKKIOS BJiIM, Pwokb and Designs FREE on Application. ADDRESS !— Coknbr or RUTLAND AND LOBNB S-B---8, AUCKLAND Near Junotlonjrf Uuoen and Wakoflelfl jtrget a QALV AGE STOCK OF CUTLERY. TH.OMAS SAMOEL Ia now SELLING OFF all the DAMAGED STOCK OF CUTLERY At Lksb Than Half Pbios. Great Bargains In Pooket and Tablo Knlveß. THOMAS SAMUEL, 16, QUKBN-STRE-T, Opposite New Zealand Insnranoe Buildings. HE COVENTRY PIOTOBB FIiAM- MaNUFAOTOBY, MOSIOAIi INSTRUMENT AND FANCY BAZAAB, 70, ViOTOBiA-STBEKT, Auckland, THOMAS H. CARTER, Proprietor, Pictures Mounted and Framed on the shortest notice. A Choice Assortment of Birthday Sards, Oloosiraphs. Chronic* Prints, niumlna tlonafacd Fancy Goods. £ lan°'°^n^ T?£r regulated from ss. Teacher of Pianoforte, Har monium, and Cornet. Concertina, Melodlon, br Accordion, taught by my new method, for 20b. Violin Strings and Fittings. TVTEWTON VEHETIAH BUND J3i WORK GKO. TUCKBB, VHNKTIAN BLIND MAKSB AND WIBK WORKER. 3U;(U-iaAHAPE ItOAD, H-WTOK, Venetian BU__b of the boat auaUty madoana 1 toed alls pet foot, wireworfc, ot any desortp. Uon and pattern, inado to oro<a • r Keoalrr neatly vxtimtntl. c \ UCKLAND PICTURE.FKAMIN3 "^" AND GILDINa DEPOT, I 3. R. Di COURCEY d Begs to notify to his old Monde and tha gene if publlo that he has undertaken the Management I: of tha above Establishment, where QILDINS, t PICTURE-FRAMING. MOUNTING, «».. In II all Its branohea will be undertaken at prioea defying competition. KSTIMATKS QIVKH, a a Large Btook ot Mouldings, Pioture-framlnß te Materials, ftnd Piotures of every description fZ always on hand. *■ QOBEN-STREET, JUNOTION 0? WAKKgnXP-STRBET. st r rU DKATERS, UKOCERB, A»D Jg X OTHERS. - A supply of MARCUS WARD & OOl'S , GOODS has just been opened at the Btab Sf Offloe, taßpeotlon of which is respectfully In vlted *'■ The Goods consists ot Obnamental Cabdb oi 4a varfonß descriptions and the Latest Patterns, suitable for Almanaos. Business Notification! and Advertising purposes generallr. qUG fl k! GIL'M 0U B ofe ""• (Late Thomas J.Horbntt), STEAM BRUSH, PORTABLE FORGE, AND BELLOWf FACTORY, VICTOKIA-STKBET EAST, 44 . Auckland. _____ yUSHEK AND CO, (LIMITED] , jf WHO-KBAtB SHIPPING & VfXa: ot BuicuKßS, Queen-atreet (next.Bank otN« Zealand, Auckland). - Poultry of aU kind „ dressed to order. Prime Smoked Tongue' Home-cured Bacon, Corned Beef on Sale i • tofge Quantitdes. - N.B. - Dealers In em Live Pheasants forwarded to all PfrtßOf g Colony upon receipt of order. Jffamuies wawe [, bu in town oi suburbs.



Business Notices. A UCKLAND TIMBER COMPANY __. (LIMITED). GREAT BARGAINS IN BDILDING TIMBER, tw Making Room. t_ CUNNINGHAM & CO.'S CENTRAL \J AGKNCY. SHIPPING, COMMISSION, AND GENERAL FORWARDING AGENTS. Oiwicn: 177, guicEN-BTHEisx, Auokland (Opposite T. &S. Morrln's); and at OnnHnKßAi Order Book at Vv". J, Hurst & Co.'a, 101. Queen street, as usual. For the (treatur oanvonionoe of the I'nbllo, Booking Offices (with Btorage) are now open aa above, at whloh Goods are received and for warded with despatch to all parts of New Zealand and Australia, Carting done in Town and Suburbs at rea eonablo rates. /\LSOft TOMATO SAUCE. New Season—Quai-hy guaranteed. To be obtained of all Grocers, at ]/ per Bottle. 1 G. OOZKNB, Asont. 27, Qutjen-stroot, DaVIES AND T REN CHARD, LAND, KSTATK, AND GENERAL COMMISSION AGENTS, NATIONAL INBURANCiC BUILDINGS, QUB.KN-STHKKT, AUCKIiAND. VARIOUS PKOPBaTIKS FOR MALE IN TOWH AND COUNTRY. HOUSES, PKOPKRTIES, AND STOCK BOUGHT OR SOLD Oil COMMISSION, Z^IOOD NEWS I GOOD NJSWa ' VJT MOST INTKRKSTING FACTS I That ROBERT TUDEHOPE, Plumbeb, UPPER QUKKN-STHICKT, AUDIO—ND, Can now supply CORRUGATKD TANKS, POIiTAIILE HIF, PLUNQB, AND SUOWBB IJATHB, Also, POBTADLH FDRNAOXH AND COOFBR W_HIKQ IJOitßita, at Cheapest Hilton. ! Country Ordors promptly attondod to. All Branohos of the Trade carried on In Town, ■ or any part of tho Province, KOBEKT TnUBBOPB. nsTioiLiaHHSD i&ooi 1* R T. TRAFF OB V, SURGEON UKNTIST WAKKffIKtB-bTJUIM?, NISAB QDKICN-BIBJU?! Falnleaa Bxtraotioa tit Toetn br the .OxtOa NitroKei! Gat>. Profoaaloual Houra—B it.iv. till 4 p.m. lUKaU& R S O H, HOUSB, SHIP, SIGN, ANI) GKNBR_Ii DECORATIVE PAINTER. HO. 8, WYNDHAM-STBKKft ARNOCK BROTHBKB, SOAP AND OANDLK MANUFAOTUKERS. COX'.S CREEK, ;RIiCHMOND, orrian LDuunAM-tmtr.M, auukland. Da«h Purohnsers of Tallow, Wool, Hheepsklnn. Formosro ln.Morto. \TEW ZEALAND FERNS, Ll Unmounted, or Tastefully Mounted In various wars, •■BOM 12 t P TO 120 VAB KTIKB, or Sale by B R I C C R A I Q,. FULMAN'S PHOTO tiOOMS, PXIOBTLAKIVSTWKE-r, TourlßM am Visitors are tavlted to ln~eot Pulman'B Views of the Hot Lakes, Auokland and Bush Scenery, &c The Rreatoßt variety of Sißinal Portralta of Maori CelebriUes in New PHOTOQKAPHY IK AU. ITS BBANCHS& _UJfERIOR CORRUGATED TAM_3, S. P A R X E R HAS KOR SALB a number of Ihe aboVe, with Tap ready tor use, etl and upwards, At- HIS STKAM WOBKS, VIOTORIA-BTBBM, oi his Shop Whli.kbley-bthkkt. Lutko auantltlee of BpoutlnK, Hldiflng, and Down pipes -wars in stook. Verandah Iron ourved at shortest notloo. Manufacturer of Lead and Compo Pipe. A choice selection of Chandeliers, &c., at hu WoUesley-Btreet shop. Country orders will always receive hla prompl attention. Uoensed to lay on Water. BCT.B THNTKI) OV TBH IMPBOVBO liBAS Kdcb Rinarwa. A S f V R d""' S ffRUIT AND PROVISION STORK. Pork Pies Hopßeer TonKQQi, j_Sl^]7nßJß_B Coffee, & Heads, fffiJEffifß—TpjH[ M CUP" ev*ryday. JH^_M_____j__ Head, bite Pud- wfgjgfSHßßKE^ sdib. Ripe Peaohes from la per dos. BAMANAS 1 BANANAS! 3d per lb by the bunch. COOKING PEACHES, 6d. PSB DOZEN. VioroßiA-BTBgBT (corner ot Albert-street). ffIAYLOR'S VAXJSNX SEWING J MACHINES Abb Simple to Loaru, Quirt In Action. Not liable to get out of order, Pobsbss largo and easily threaded Shuttles NO Dili-iouixz In getting Needles and Extras TAYLOR'S PATENT SEWING MACHINES BHOUXD bb Ihspkotbd by all desirous of pro ouring a Thoroughly Good Maohino. Also, to be had at Low Prlcea, TWISTED LOOP-STITOH MAOHINEB O( Best ConstruoUoo, AhRNT f T. PEACOCK, OPTIOIAH, Bpectaoleß. Telescopes, Mlorosoopoß, Barometers, Eleotrio Bells, &O. Inßtruments and Maohinesßepalrdd! SHORTLAND ■ STREET, (Opposite the Post-offlce). pO&LI COALI COAL WHAU WHAU COAL MINES, WHANGAKEL OFFICE l NO 8, LOWER OjUEEN-STREET, W. SLOANB, AOKNT. JOHN BOYLAN, 0.8.] LEOBT. JTODOH, O.E. BOYLAN AND LUNDON, CIVIL ENGINKKRS. Licensed Land Transfer Surveyors authorised native land surveyors, engineering and quantity surveyors. colonial bank buhiding, AUOBXAND. (> T I C^ & W. H. SKINNER, ARCHITECT, Haa taken offloea formerly oooupled by the City Council, and over Messrs. Upton and Co.'s, Queen-street. i^UPERIOR CORRUGATED TANKB, J. L. KEAN (LATK ALJTBKD SMABT), Has for Hale a number of the above, w}ttTM« rZakvtoT use, at reduced rates, at his Shop. wS&tSnSr Large quantities of Spontogl RidcinK. and Down Pipes always in stock, Vwandahbon ourvod it the shortest notice, CmratrjOrders wiU always receive his prompl attention. Lead washers always on hand. mO BUTCHERS, SETTLBKS J. FABMEKB, AND OTHERS. [ ___£" IKpi-S^WOoEfTAL^W I bee!toSa«HlgheatMarketRatee t tnc aSSSs it olr e ct -01 have prompt ujk !~ n mediate cash remittanoea returned at satlstw c, to" rate* irela^dlkos>| id T_mnß ARO Lkaibhs MimjPAoruanas, <UO~J_~>



E or Sale. pEM CLA.I (TOKATEA RF^tf). The Gem Mining As9ooiaUon having, in an dk tion to their original seotion, just acquired a valuable blook ot ground noaror to the Tokatea Workings, huvo decided to boU Three Reserved Shares at £75 each to augment the present Reserve or Working Fund. The new ground has been looked up for some time by partioß rot working it, and Is within 130 feet of the ftisc rise in the Biemarok and Tokatea low level, whore tho lit at natoh of Bp-clmons was got after tha No. 7 Level was put in. The Tokatea reef runs into and through the centre of tho Gem Ground ( near the boundary there ara bucks from tho Tokatea low level of about 300 feot intact to tho Burfaco of tile Gem Groitud. Tho money derived from the Sale of the Shares will, without reservation, be applied (togethor wiih tho.Facd,.novr in thb.Oaak of, NewV'e»land) to working on tho rOe£, thus rich gold mcy at any moment be struok, and Shareholders may actually receive their own money baok with dividend < from the mine. The Tokatea pro duoed £132,000 worth of gold without making a call; and now that a New Seollon of tholr cele brated reef is to be opened up, similar results it is hopnd will aocruo. The prioe asked for the Gem Pramotors.Snaros is merely nominal (repre senting Is 63 per shate if in a company), and in vestors have the gratification of knowing that tho whole of the money goes to work the ground. An important feature in tho position ot this ground is. that one ot the greatest Bhots of gold worked in the Tokatea in its most brilliant days ' dipped to tho past with the spur, was cut in the Bismarck, and tfavo them tholr b'ggest hauls of specimens, aod its course is now traceablu Into this nnworkod and, perhaps, hitherto undlß-. covored section of one of the most renowned reefs in the colony. Cheap Crushing Power is the most important auxiliary to quarts-uiinlna: 0 Derations, and the Gem is bettor off in this respect than any other claim, having the Tokatea battery on its boundary, while the Blsmarok batiory, acknowledged to be the beßt and most powerful on the geldQeld, is at no great distance, and tho tramway to the latter runs through the Qom ground. Both these plants are available when requiiod. The Mining: Surveyor's report and plan may bo refoi red to, showing that the course of the reef for 880 feot is through the Gem ground. Twolve shares aro alreudy taken ud; three are now offered, as stated (each Math, at £75), and a fourth share is reserved, at £200, to meet future contingencies, if required, and prevent tho pos sibility of a oall. Persons desiring to obtain a portion of a share can do bo.—Apply to Mr F. A. WHITE, or Mr A. BAUNDKRB. N.B.—The mining survey may be soon for a few days at tho ofßco of Mr A. Saundoru, Insu ranco Buildings. "IjIOK SALJt, a Fashionable Home X) Mado Driss Suit | only worn four times. -Price *3 10a.—Address G.8.D., Post Office, Auckland. SALE, a Now Light Spring Cart. —Apply to Wm. Collett, corner London and Dublin-streets. Newton. iildli SALE, a Five.roomed House in JD William-street West, with gardon (well stocked with fruit treee): water laid on, also a well; doublo allotment, 60 x 96 feet deep.— Apply to Mr McKay, on the promises. ■ Ij>Oß SALE, an JJight-roomed House in £ Franklin Road mo reasonable offer re tuiifid. — Apply K. Adlington, next Bishop's 3toro. XjIOR SALK, Cheap (having disposed of JJ my proporty), 1 Throe-Horse Power Knglne and liolior (nearly new), by Rustell & Co. Also, Gap (-"crow Cutting Latho and Sundry Smith's Tools, &0., &o. R. M. HBI iHTON, London Iron Works, Fitt-atrect, Auckland. Iri OK SALE, the five-ton yacht M'Ltsi, ! with all tolls (now), anchor and chain, gear and dingy, complete.—Apply to Mr Haul tain, at Jackson and Uubholl'd, Fort-street. CWri'AtU FOR SALE.-A comfort- J ablo Cottßge of 6 Rooms, situated on the main road. Parnell. noarly opposite the District School. —Bmuuol Coohrane & Son. JCTOMING ANTWERP PIOEONS. for ttolo, and now ready for delivery, about 20 pairs strong, healthy, untrained young Ant werpß prodnoed fromthe bostlong-distancc llying jtralns in New Zealand, including stock im ported from celebrated lofts in Belgium, Eng land, and Sydney. Also, other lots during the next few months, as they bocomo fit. For pedigree and particulars apply to P. F. WAYLA.ND, Kaikoura, Marlborough. ORTHCOTE LAND, ESTATE, AND GENERAL COMMISSION AGENCY. Mo. 10. South British Insurance Chambers.— Dhoico Building Sites to be Sold or Let on long Building Leaso3. . Asslßtanop _*°~,Bulldj_Jlf FOX SALE, Large Allotment in city, with Four nnd Fivo roomodHousos. Will iell ono or both.—H. Partington. For Immodiato Salo.an Klovon-roomed House. Ponsonby; laruo allotments, two frontages, jnod garden; commands a splendid view.—H. Pariington, Eitato Agent. To Let or for Sale, Kemuera, Four-roomed md Six-roomed Houbob : one aGro land each, fenced and in gardon.-H. Partington, Kstate Agent. Stlchbury'B Buildings. B~ V paying 10s down, wo send you at onco "Slngor," "Howe," or any Sewing Machine: balance, it 6d per week^-D. S, Chambers, 70, Quoon-Btrcot, oppomta Bank Of New Zoaland. inOR SAIE, a Grocery Storo doiug a JP mod oash business In a rising locality; only a BmaU premium req.ulred:-Apply D, B, Orchard, 18 N.Z. Insuracce Buildings. rrTlj BUTCHERS. A good Country Business for sale, capable of large extension by a Bteady enterprising man. Urazinsr at command. Rent low.—Apply at Messrs Fisher and Co.'s, Queen-street, lor par ticulcrs. Mb CHKMISTS AND DRUGGISI'S. ' For Sale, a Business in a rising dlstrlot. For particulars, apply to KBMPTHORNB. PROSBKR &: CO. EjlOß SALE, a First-class Confectionery V Biißlnesß doing a wholesale and retail cash trade, Bltuated In Queen-street, with Ma chinery and all other appliances for carrying on ths sanio. Only principals dealt with.— Apply at the Btab office. FOR SALB, a good General Store ana Butchery In Coromandel, doing a very good trade; building quite now. First-rate town roferenoes as to business. Price. £200; Stook at town valuation. A first-rate opening for an enterprising man with small oapital. PONSONfir-Fine Villa Residence of Bix rooms, nearly new, on large allotment, com manding view ot harbour. North Shore, «o.; register grates: water laid on; In splendid order. Price, <&0. RANDBRSONf Land Agent I/lUUR ROUSES AND SEVERAL I? OHKAP BUILDING BITES on VoMANIO LiND.-Prico low; terms easy.-Tho Rooky Nook Estate, now divided into building allot ments, contains Borne very choice BltOß for persona deßlring to live quietly near town. The property is within easy walklog distance, and 'busses pass the corner throughout the day. A great portion of the land is planted with orna nental trooa and shrubs, and tho land will for certain be a good investment. The well-known lealthf ul qualities of voloanlo land havo oreated suoh a demand for it that there is very little to be got within walking distance from town, All the Rooky Nook Allotments will soon be disposed of, so no time Bhould be lost In securing a Bite lor a residence or place of business. F. G. EWINGTON 81, Queen-street. BJ^OR SALE, really cheap, a Compact JJ Farm of 150 aores; about 60 aores In grass, part under crop, part good bush and fern; « Six-roomed House, Stable, Cow-Bhed, Sec.; 2i miles from railway station, and only 12 miles 'rFOR SALKfa^ni^iittle Dairy Farm ot 7S aores, all fenced and divided into paddooks, with good House, Stable, Shedß. and every con vonlence, and deep-water frontage, 10 miles from town, . Apply to John Boppet, House, Land, aac General Commission Agent. No. 8, Queon-atSTO (qpetalrß . |ji O R SALE ' STATIONERY AND FANCY GOODS BUSINESS. The undersigned otter for sale the ttook-In trade In the estate of James Btuart, Carubridgo Walkato. consisting of Books, Stationery Mublo, Fanoy Goods, &c; also tho goodwl and lease of premises, situated in the best posi tlon in Cambridge. Immediate possessloi can be given. Stock sheets and full particulars of N. G. LENNOX) Trustees. ARTHUR H. NATHAN f irnateoS "lVTOTiO«.—Guo. Bishop begstointor. J3I the Publlo that he has Opened thos Premises Bituated at the Koot ot Grey-street, doora from the Market Hotel, aa GbNkbal Fis, and Ovstmr SALooy.-GEORGE BISHOP. Mrs. X n i g h ■ Begs to Intimate to her old patrons and the publlo generally, that she has Opened Bußlness in the CITY MARKET (XHIBD STALL qtteekstkkkt Entbancb, And that, as heretofore, sTie will do her utmo; to give them every satisfaction. JFruit 1 Of every kind In season, and of the bo ' quality, always on hand, I GBBKNGROCBRIKS AND SMALL GOOI , ditto. . j Poultry. To this branoh of her business every oa and attention will be given, as Bhe proppa to make this the leading feature, and with th view has made arrangements for' COSBi An SUPPLIES from thoroughly reliable settlers. i Country orders attended to with despatch, ai •' every care taken to secure their arrival in good condition. > conveyanoeeattendedtolmmediatelyonarrlv Her motto will be "Small Profits and Quick Returns. Market, Auokland. Febrnarr 23.1882.



I Meaical. MORE LOCAL EV DBNCE OF THffi CURATIVE PROPERTIES OS1 PROFESSOR I'TUSSCOTT'S HEBBAIi TBKATMffiNT, maY now bs consulted at his ad DRESS, BHOBTfiAHD-STRBET. To Professor Gusscott, Shortland-Btroet, Atiok- Sand, air,-1 hereby certify that for over two years 1 wao troubled with a violent cough, with a frecjuent spitting o£ blood sod great palpita tiou; I would not attempt to walk upahill.noryet to lie dovvii in my bod diirlnpf that time. I waa unable to do any work, after oppndln a great deal of money oa dootora and chcmiote, as well as boini; an out-door patient of the hospital. I lost all hopes of recovery, but Booing so many cures you had effected in the "Herald,"l was advised to come to Auckland and give your herbal remedies a fair trial, and I am happy to say in six weeks I could return to tho Thames a otrctiff. healthy man, free from cough or palpita tion, thank God and you also. I Bhall bo ablo to recommend your horbal treatment, for I can epeak for myse If, also from scores I have Been in your plaon at dltforont times, and every one speaking in the highest ternm of yourtrejaraent. —Believe me to b», yours ever grateful, Frank Southerby, Thames, January 3rd, 1883. To Professor Gusscott, fchyrtland-oiroot: Bir, —Kor the last three years I hive been with that dreadful complaint called dyspepsia, or Indiges tion, It did not matter what I ate. in an hour or so after my stomach would bosln to swell, that I Bhould have to unfasten my clothes. Tho food used to turn bout un my tjtoaiacli. Then I wonld commence linlching wind and gis. Dirty sour froth would heave from my ohoat. I had to ba very particular in what 1 should eat. Kut moat, cabbage, or potatoes, or cheese—they acted on me like BO much balm, in fact I did not know './hat to eat, for nothing would agree with me. But hearing of your Herbal Tonio, I was induoed to try a bottle, and when I had one I wanted more, for my health was more to me than money. I found more relief from your Tonio and Composition Powder than all the medicine I havo ever taken. You have ef ! fected a portoot cure of me. I can oat now.any thing as well as tho rest of my family, and enjoy it.-Believe mo to ba, yours ever truly, Mrs Elizabeth Swan. Parnoll, January U, 1882. To Professßor Gutscott: Dear Sir.—My oaBO was so remarkable and my cure so effectual.that I fuel it my duty to give you a testimonial as my evidence. I have been suffering with rheuma tism for tliG last Hsvun fears, and a great part of that time I have cot been able to droKJ or tm dreßß myself. For five year* I was tinaulo to walk without crutchus. I was tired of my life, became I was a btrdon to myself and family, but hearing and seeing the wonderful cures you had effected in different chronic comDlaints,and a (troat number which I knew, which are not published, bnt I think it my duty to you and to tho publlo, that a man of your skill in curing such chronic complaints as mine Bhould be a household word. I was like a man drowning. I was glad to grab at anything, bat I am happy to say thgL through your herbal treatment, I am hearty and well, and can go without crutches aa well as over.—Believe me to be. yours ever grateful, J> 0. Dean, Ponsonby, January 19,1882. To Professor Guescott, Shortland-street. Bir, —1 am happy to inform you of the perfeot ouro I have received through your medicinal traat moil, I camo to you un tho 27th of September last. At that tims my leg was pronounced in ourable; bat when I came to you you told me that you would convince me in a fortnight, and I am happy to say you have fulfilled your promise, although I was rathor doubtful: but I was told by a friend of mine tkst, if I said bo, you would not treat me. My friend's name is Mrs Walker, who knew you la Christchuroh. She was alsoa pattest of yturs whioh you cured of the dropsy. lam hsppy to say that I have dispensed with, my crutches, and abla to attend to my domostio duties. I give you this for the bi-ntflt of others who are Bufferiag as I have hten for years.—Yours, ever thankful, Mrs Kliy Joyoe, Newton-road, _ December 1. To Profesuor Gussoott, Shortland-etreet. Dear Sir,—lt is with great pleasure that I add to the number of your valuable testlmoniils for tho miraculous ours your meticiae has performed oa me. I have been troubled with what some medical men oall Udigestlon, others dyspepsia, but when I came to you on the 16th ot Sept., you told me that I had llvor complaint; you explained to mo my symptoms about tho palpita tion of tho heart, the wind on tan stomach, cold hasds and test, the Eourncss of tho wind and gas I used to belch, cold chills running down my back, and, in fact, you described my feelings 80 minutely, that I was quite satisfied thatyou understood my complaint, and 1 am happy to Bay that through sour herbal treatment*"" have effected a ntrfeot euro.—Yours ever grato *^oPToKs9VrUusVobl;irSEorllafid-s£reeT7Bir,- ---1 have been troubled with neuralgia In both my head end face, and been deprived from many niiihtß' Bleep, and when I sat down to my food many .times I have bed to got np from the table and walkabout without ever tasting food. As I told you; when I applied to you, that I had i tried all tho chemists in town, and I only got i temporary relief. When you told mo yon. ! would ouro me In a minute I was very doubt. I ful, but am happy to say you did so. I Bhould rocomraend any lady Buffering from the same to give you a trial, as you told me, i£ no pure, no pay.—Bellovo me to be, yours ever thankful, Rachel Cousene, Viotoria-etreet, November ii. To Profossfflf Gusacott, Shortland-street. It is with great pleasure that I acknow ledge a perfect cure I have received flmragn your herbal treatment; I .have been troubled with scurvy for throe years and nine months, which I oxplalned when I oalled on you. I told you I could form no other cause unleßS it was through sleeping in a bed where some one had been sleeping who had the scurvey. I have always been very particular when staying at the liotelß to examine the linen before going to bod. lhavemotmanymen on my route who haie got the same complaint through Bleeping In dirty beds the same as I did. I also told you when I applied that I had taken a great quantity of medicine until my hair began to fall off; put I happened to see your advertUement [stating that yonr treatment waa solely herbß. I have known wonderful cures effeoted thrown the herbal treatment when minerals nave uiieap and being o believer in herbs. I was very happy to place myself under your treatment as soon aa you camo to Auoklan d. and I am glad to say you have effected a care on me and made me a olean, strong, healthy man.—Believe me to be, yours ever thankful, Alfred Hopkins, New North Road. December sth, To Professor Gnsscott. Dear Sir-It Is with great pleasure I have In recommending your Tonic. I have been Buffering with wind an£ spa-ons on the Btomaoh for several years, and 1 could not get any relief. Everything I ate turned to wind. I could not eat. I could not Blosp (I often, had to get out of bod and walk about for hours. I was advißed to take cod liver and quinine and iron, &0., and all to no good. 1 had to irive op my employment for weeks at a Btretoh, bnt 1 was advised by a triond of mine, who was working at the Union Sash and Door Company, to apply to you, and that you would oonvinco me in a week. I was rather doubtful ot this, after trying so many different medicines, both from the Hospital nnd chemists, and other patent medlolnea. I thought it was impossible for me to get cured so qulok and so perfeotly as you have done. lam happy to say in two months" time ion have made me a new man. I can eat well, and also enjoy a good night's rest, with many thanks to you, and I hope your days will be long in Auckland, for tho good ot tho community at large.-Yours respectfully. Richard Lawson, Ponsonby, Feb ruary 2nd. 1882. To Professor Gussoott. Shortland-street: Blr- AS you are aware that I explained to you, when 1 I applied to you, that I have been troubled with bleeding piles for the last live or six years, as I told you I have tried medical men, chemlsts,ana old women's cures, but nevor had a perfeot cure , until I applied to you, about six weeks ago. 1 They ueed to come down and bleed for an hour ■ at a time bo that I should have to change my ■ olothes, but when you told me you would make t me worse before I should be better I oonld not i reokonyouup. I thought I should have to give . up bustaoßS altogether, if I should be worse, but 1 in four days you convinced me that I could give . you this testimonial with confidence, that in • five weeks you have effeoted a perfeot cure on ' me! I shS! evor be a believer in herbs after the , wonderful oure you have performed on me— I Yours, ever grateful, Heury Marsh, Albert ' street. October 11. To Professor Gusscott, Shortland-atreet :lDear • Sir,-I am happy to Inform you that through your herbal treatment I oan safely say that I have received more benefit through your herbal treatment than all the medicine that I have ever taken. I have been troubled with asthma s lor the last five years. I was obliged to give up i, my business and come to Auckland for medical '. treatment, and seeing your testimonials and the II many cures you had effected, and also that yot I- reaulred no information and that you could tel n a man's complaint as ooon as you caw hlm-yoi did so to me so correctly, and that is more thar any medical man over told me before, and I gavo mo confidence to place myself under you; treatment. lam well known tn Cambridge. 1 - shall return homo on Wednesday, and you maj n rely you will have many applications from tha £ district.-Yours, truly, John Hargraves, Queen 3 street, Auokland. a Professor Gnsscott would Impress on thoei whomay do him the honour *? oonEUlt himtha T the utmost secrecy can bo reliod upon , more over, from long experience, and aoarefu! atua Of the human system, he can decide almost at i glance the diagnosis of the case, Uwjw elioj ing tho patient ota groat deal ot nervou ns£ >' uusacott J-vltes the coafldonoe o i.wiinr Mi* snfferiuK from functional aeninKt nnnn those who do suffer to seek imraediat may be reUed^pon^ ATiQN QRATig _ ,re ies Can be consuitea Dy loiter. at Publio inspection invited to tho large ftssoi IT ment of BRITISH and AMERICAN EEBB Note the Address— j?ROFESSOK G"USSCOTT, Next Door to Messrs Winks and Hal al. Establishment, SHCgTIiANfrSTBEET, AUCKLAND, sHoum!i From 9 B,m, to 8 P.mi



f Public iNoticea J rgi COWLEY begs respectfullVv to oall L ■ tho attention of the Publio to his Rustic Seats and Tables, suitable for lawns, arbours, Sec— List of Sizes and Prices on application to T. Steadman. THAMES CARRIASE AND DRAX 1 FACTORY. JAMES M ACUTE, Peopribtok, VIOrOBIA-STBEET EAST, I AUOKLASD. ' j Repairs of every description in Wood and j Iron neatly ezeonted on the shortest notice. Springs mnde and repaired. Always on hand, . a large quantity ot Lamps, also Ironbark Bhaf cs ' and Spoltos, Red Qua 7eUoea, and. Hobart Town Uacdwood. . N.B.—Country orders pnnctnall attended to. TtTOTICE OP REMOVAL, MRS. MURPHY (rellot of the late Captain Thtfmad Murphy) begs to inform her numerous ouotouiera ana the public generally that she has Removed from Napier Street to more Central and Larger Premises in HOB3ON<«TKKKT (next door to Munro and MlUlgan), wnefa sha hopes by prompt attention to orders, oomtlned with moderate oharges, to seoure a continuance of their patronage and support. N.8.-DtOBB and Mantlemaking, also Millin ery in till ltd branches. Country and Mourning ordora promptly attended to. ' ' < • OMEUCUANTS, BREWERS, BOTTLERS, AND OTHEfirf. THOMPSON ADD CO., '■ ' CRAWFORD-STREET, * DUNKDItf. (Ketaolishod I860.) IMPORTERS OFENGLIBH, FRENCH, AND SPANISH CUT COKKB Have always on Hand and to arrive i— Brewers', Bottlers', and Sodawater Manu facturois' Sundries, including all kinds of corks, bunga. shives. teats, and spilefl, oellar tap oorks, corking machicea, capsules, tinfoU, bottUng wire, superior isinglass (brewers'), book, puree. East India pipe and pure Russian and Brazilian outj thermometers, blind and common. All kinds of ginger, whole and crushed j tartario;aoetlo, sulphurous, oltrlo; and snlphurioaolds; spirits Of wine; 61 0.p.; essenoes and essential oils; Boaawater machines ; bottling racks, patent and common; patent syruping pumps; sodawater and ginger beer bottles; ordinary; Lamonts; Hogbens; and Codd's patent bottles; herbs, peels; and roots of etrery description: and every requisite for the brewers', bottlers, and ssrated water manufacturers' trade. THOMPSON AND CO.. Crawford-street, Dunedln. TJIjX O T^ I O - In thanking my Customers for p»st favours, I beg to intimate that I have disposed of my Business, and Stock of Furniture, Glass, China, and Earthenware, to Mr Henry Rafton, and solicit for him a continuance of that support so longaccerdedtome. D> OIIPHBIBT . Queen-street, Feb. 13.1882. IN referenoe to the above, I beg to solicit a oontinuance of the patronage bo long ao corded to Mr D, Olphert, and trust by strict attention to business and by selling at lowest possible prices to merit a continuance of the samo. In future the bualness will be carried on at tho Banket and Perambulator Factory, 16,17. 48, i 9, and SO, City Market (Welleßley-Btreet Entrance); and at his Shop, unotlon of Queen and Grey-streets. H Y. RAFTON. February 13,1882. . -p U B LIC NOTICE. r. w."r6bTnbon, IJAKKIt AND GONFKOTIOKKH. Begs to announce that he his recently taken over the Windsor Store, Lennox's Buildings, Pitt-street, formerly carried on br Mr A. T. Carter, and tsiißts, by civility and attention, to merit a share of patronaze from the f amiaes of the surrounding district, wedding and Christen ing Cakes made to order. mo THE PUBLIC. MILKl"" MILK! Pure New Milk, Bt Id per quart, delivered twice dally. Devonshire Cream, Fresh Butter, and Cream Cheese. Devonshire Dairy, Karanga hapo Road; London Dairy, foot of Grey-Btreet. Hotels, Restaurants, and other large consumers at Special Prices. The Proprietors solicit a trial. TDELLEVUE |O US E. This Establishment, just erected, containing 23 rooms, with every convenience, ,18 NOW OPENED to receive Visitors to Tauranga, who will find Superior Accommodation, with the comforts of a Home, Private Sitting rooms, Good Bed-rooms. Stables. • • A Four-horse Coach or Buggy leaves after arrivalofsteamerforW^ Proprietor. Tanranga, February 21), 1883. "i UCKLAND RAO UUMPANY DARBY-STREET, AUCKLAND Open on FRIDAY and BATURDAY lnhe oa week for the Purchase of all kinds of ttAGS, MKTAL. &A. FOR OABB , rp o THE PUBLIC. J. EVANS {Latb Mimxii), Hobson-street. BREAD AND BISCUIT BAKBR AND CONFECTIONER. Wedding Cakes made to order. MY PASTRY IS A SPECIALITY. A trial requested. mm; ANTED TO SELL, 'pORTABLE JpLOUR J^p-LS. OPPENHEIMER & CO., OUSTOM-HOUSE-STREET. Auoklahd, (Have Jußt landed ex Beatrice Havener, and foi Balei ONE 32-IHOH MITMSON SINQLK OKABKS MILL, WITH TWO FRENCH BUBB STONES FOR GKIHDIHG WHKAT OB middlings. Price, £78 10s, IujUNSONB pORTABLE mILLB BEST IN THE WORLD. Every Mill 1b a model of Itself, got np OS It will not clog or ohoke under any speed Staple in construction, durable»'» material Rapid in grinding; a good investment for any agricultural district. Sole Agents for New Zealand i OJfPENBJBIMER & CO,, OUBTOM-HOUBK-BTBIBBT, AUOKLANr. BJJKY BKAOIS & CO. (LIMITED), WHOLESALE MANUFACTURES AND IMPORTERS Of all kinds of SADDLERYr BIOH-BTBBKT, AUOKLAHD. EDW. JNO. COX. Manager. nHUAP °..!j.''i" LE X *' Thomas Samuel iB now sju^BoS11,!1???^^ CuttSrTit very low Prloesfrom Sheffield best • makers. Inducting Look wood. Joh™? 0?^. 1111™ . SSe?makers, oflßSt Pocket and TaWe Knlvee, : SoißSors, Razors, etc, B^WMate Ware, t Spoons, Forks, Cruets, ?to.-THOMAB BAJiogj 1 46, queen-street, opposite New Zealand In i auranoe Bnildlnga. ' iRE A ° this, { M. R. MOINTXRE, 1 Bread and Biscuit kor. Karangahape Road 1 ia-WBDPIHO CAKKS."« rates. — ; — c mO TUB PUBLIC. ;" I^ POOCHB'S CSXBBBAWaJ FBKNOH BBUr y IJANT AND HOUSEHOLD FRIEND. • This mixture wiU ctvo a brlsrht polish in a B fewminutea to all kinds of Furniture. It nan also be ÜBed on paintwork. It will if destroy all Insects In -wood and preserve it I SSmdeoay. Price, 1/6.-Waltkb Baynb, 3. wholeßolo A gent, Kyber Pass. y amwdi iiiMtMMMrofTßWWttnß^lWßßfllttMl • n B U i T__i E A S ° N » Important to Storekeepers and Parties Pn 5 serving.-Edward Lewis, of Cuetom-hous. » Btreet, has just opened a Large and Varied Aj sortment of Jam Jars and Jelly Cans for Pr. serving purposes; also. Five CratesStonewai Tan suitable tot Butter Crooks and Brea Pons,&o. —_ 6 rriO THE RESTdENTS OF SYMONDf 1 BTREKT AND NEIGHBOUBHOOa JF; BOY E V „ Has recently Opened a Firstolass BUTCHER UB ATTHJB OOBNKE OF THE KTBBB PASS BOAD. FomUles waited on for owleM D



Tenaerts, pi E N C ING. Tenders wanted for fencing an aore of ground In Onehuaga, with Palinga or Timber. Speclfioatlons can be seen at Mr Stevenscn'o Store and Tenders left with him, up to MON DAY, 13th met., at noon. E N D E~ B. S Wanted for Purchasing a Kive (5) Roomed Cottige with two chimneys and ached adjoin ing; to be removed at once after acceptanoe. For farther particulars, apply to Mr Stevenson, Onuhunga, who will recelvo Tenders till MON DAY, 13th met., at noon. m O B U I L. D E R 8. Tenders wil! be received by the undersigned until noon of THUKBDAY, 23rd instant,- for tho Erection and Completion of a Block-of Oriok Warehouses In High-street for Motsrs S. POrtor and Co. Plans, &C, at my office. Queen-street P. HERAPATH, Arohitcct. THE UNION STEAM SAW, MOULD. INH, SASH AND DOOR COMPANY LIMITFD). Tenders will be received until 10th March, at loon, for the Erection ot Hot Air Drying Rooms for the Union Sash port Door Company, Plans and SDeolfloatlortß cab bo Been at the Sompany's Office, Meohanioa' Bay, ■ DAVID MUB^OCtT, Secretary. m O EXCAVATORS. Tenders are Invited for Excavations for i Briok Kiln for the Arch Hill Brick and Tile Company (Limited) according to plans and ipcclfloatlons to be seen at Messrs Fraser and dune's, Stanley-street, the Office ot the Com lany, No. 21, New Zealand Insurance Buildings, ,nd at the Company's Works, Arch Hill. Tenders will be recsivod at the office Ot the Company until noon of FRIDAY, 10th instant. J, FRIAR CLARES, Secretary. - Auckland, 6th Maroh, 1882. in O BUILDERS. Tenders will be received up to 1 o'clook p.m., if THURSDAY. Maroh 16, for the Erection of Hz Cottages in ParnelL Plans and specifications to be Been atR. J. fateß's Store, Parnell. Jl O BUI LDE RS. Tenders will be received until noon of TUBS JAY, the llth instant, for certain Alterations md Additions to a Residence on the Karanga lape Road. Plans, &c at Nos. 8 and 9, South British nsuranceOhambe^. Architect. TMO BUILDER S. Tenners will be received up to noon on MON )AY. the 13th Instant, for the Erection of a Cottage at Remuera. Plans, &a, at our offices. EDW. MAHONEY & SON, Architects. po BUILDERS. Tenders will be received up to-noon on SATURDAY, the llth instant, for Alterations ,t the Auckland Clnb. Plans. So., at our^Queeg^treet.^ s ;,Arohlt6otg. [TO ii V%LDE ,R S. The time of receiving Tenders for the Sreotlon of Messrs. Fisher and Co.'a New Build dk in Queen-street is Extended to noon on SATURDAY, the llth Maroh. Plans, &c at our Offices, Queen-street. KDW. MAHONEY & BON, Architects. -T1 O BUILDERS. Tenders are invited for the Krootlon of a Pair if Shops in Albert-fitroet, until noon ol MON XAY, 20th instant. Plans, &0., to be seen at my oillcoa, 10,11, and % South British Chambers. W. K. HAMMOND. Architect. rp O BUILD ER S. Wtsm&. EDWARD BABTLBY, t Arohiteot. nn oB V I 4 D E R S. Tenders wUI "^to received until noon of rUESDAY. Maroh Utb, for tho Ereotion and Completion of Bale Yards and Offices tor Messrs Hu^teriindNoU^urham^. . Arohiteot. n\ o BUI LDE RS. Tenders wUI be reoelved until noon of Satob day the llth March, for the Erection of a Villa Reßldeaoe, Arney Road, Bem,uora. Plans at my office, 83 Queen-street. y __ HSNRYG'W^teoU m O B U I L P E R3. Tenders will be received until noon of SATURDAY, the Uth March, for the Ereetlon of a Dwelling-house, either of concrete or on conorete foundation, In Victoria Avenue, Re niuerft* Ptensßt my office, 83,Oueen^^ ADE( Arohiteot, m O BUILD E R S ! Alternative Tenders will b» received until i o'olook on WEDNESDAY, the Bth March, for the Erection of a Villa Resldenoe, either of briok or oonotete, at North Shore. PlanßatmyofflCe-IB QNRY" BaWADB, Arohiteot. rrt O BUILDERS. Tenders reoelved uattlnoon ot SATURDAY, llth Moron, lor the Ereotion ola CottaßO in Arthur-street, Ponsonby. Plans. &C. at my offlge.^ roffl^ 6, Hoffman's BuUdlngs, Queen-street. mOBUIL D E R S. Tenders will be received at myOffioe, Short land"toet, until 12 o'olookon FRIDAY, tlw 10th tast.. for Additions to the Masonloi Hotel, may bo seen at my offloe, and at the Masonio Hotel, CambridKO. JAMES WRIGLEY^ FtOßpeotUß. pROSPECTUS OFTHB ADMIRALTY HOTEL COMPANY (LIMITED), AUCKLAND. CAPITAL.^.-...— ...jEIS,OOO| In 8000 Shares of fiSeaoh. Payable: Bs ou application and 5b oh alotaient and further calls, as required, of! 10ai pen ahare at Intervals of Two Months, untl Ttaee Pounds par Share shall have beer paid. ISANKEKS I , ' " Bank of New Zealand. SoLiorroßS i Messrs Russell and Devoro. Sbobbtabt (peo tbm): Mr James Burtt. Bboebbs: Messrs Prater Bros, and O. Alexander. It is proposed to purchase the lease of aUol ment No. 51 on Queen-street reclamation, and t root thereon a first-oloes Commercial am raßuy Hotel, which shall afford to vtoitors a amount of aooommodatlon and convenience nc iroourable In any other establishment In Aucl land, including salt water baths, &o. It ia a subjeot of constant remark—not on) by vlsltow, but also by residents in Auokland that while it is tho oldest city ot the colony, a behind other towns in its accommodation ft visitors, the numbers of which are dolly on tl increase. The site of the proposed hotel is pre-eminent! adapted for the purpose, commanding as it do< a large frontage (120 feet) to our magnifta larDOUr, with 11 feet frontages to each Qu.ce street and Little Queen^treet. It is proposed to let, as offloes.^ So., a portli of the frontage on the ground-floor feotogtl harbour, asfi done in elmUarlnstitmlons Great Britain and America. When "tobon in mind that the Auokland RailwayvSMaj wiUtaa few years be the tw^fthlf iw Unathrongh the J'orth Island, and thaiAuo landmnßt%the first and.^gifpSfltoftoi filOOOfor co^e^otomflw^° £ the promoters » the actual oaplt me bulldlre. BygWJJ^'^rg wju not excel required of we |^ roflton the undertaku ■(MSSfftoSS a»a» U the whole amou * wnro CiUlcd Ctp. The promoters have notthoughtitneoesM to appoint provisional direotors, leavinK 1 wpolntment to the shareholders themselves. Applioatlcmßtwßlu^wfflbßreoelvieabyi company's laokera up to Batnrday, WttiMar 1882, ■



Amusement*, | Proprietor: €**§£»?* RJ- Delias. Stage Manager ..LaclilauMoGowan. '■.;-. | SPECIAL COMiSDY SEASON! i Gknuise and Glokious Success I Of the eminent actor, M* D. H. H>BKINS- Supported by DbLIAS'S BPKOIALTST COMPANY, In the Latest London Sensation, In the Latest London Sensation, ' Burnand's iKsthotio Comedy,;. ■ Barnand's TKathotlo Comedy, TO-NIGHT [man rnTfVNTKI TO-NI3H? 5S TO-NIBHtHSS X tSSSt TO-NIGHT I TO NIGHT ) THE CULONKL TO-NIGHT ..| ■ (THE COLONEL. ■;■ l ■ '.| Colonel Woottweell W. Wood, U.S. Cavalry, 9 Mr, l>. H. HAKKINS. NOTIG.t.-Owing to the limited term ol Mr. M Harkins's engaftemont, THhi COLONKIi can 'M only be presented for Two Night? more. The Comedy concludes at 10.30. Prices ot Admißßioo-nress Circle, ill Btallß, m 2/6 i Pit.ONEshilling. ~;;,;;,;', ■; 1 T> A 2 A A R. I '. ST. JOHN'S , ■■'■ '; • ■ "t WESLEYAN CHURCH, PONSOJSBY. ; '.A BAZAAR V1*1-1 ■''■'■'' 13 BEING HELD JW THK , ROOMS OVER MR. KATTRAY'S ■ DRAPERY ESTABLidBMENT, QOEEN-STRBET. : OPEN TO-DAY {THURSDAY), I AT 2.30 P,M,, * By the Hey. W. Mohlby, Chairman of the Auoklaua District. , A LAItOS AND VABIBD ASiOBTMBNT USEFUL AND ORNAMENTAL GOODS WILL BE OFFERED FOB; BALK At Reasonable Pbicbb. . TELEPHONE, WEIGHING MACHINES, "j QAU'ANIO BATTKBIISB, ' microscopic viaws, &&; aw. In the Evening, Soleotlonß ot ■ VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL MUBIO ■(* Will be rendered by well-known . . Amateurs. ' ■ Refreshments will l>o provided for visitors. ADM15810N..,..........«PNE58(1LL1M0. M Children, Halimprkus... " ay ILL SHORTLY APPEAK: | T>OBSON, Tnu EMINENT TRAGEDIAN, HUMOURIST,' I AND MUSICIAN. J\ A N_ U_ I S G' MisbDonovaNi Will resume her DANCING OLABB, at tho MisoNio Ham, Earongahape Road, Newton, |g on MONDAY. Matoh 27til. Ladies and Gentlemen wishing to beoonw || members trill reoeiva fan particulars on a,»U- >■* catlonto MIBS DONOVANi Hanslop House, Vlnoentareyeot.' ~}i Bzhibitiong. .".;'•■ TM AUCKLAND HORTICULTURAL, M BOOIBTY; —. —. ; -"TW™"'1, //'" "^s FtoWBBS, FBtJITB/ AStfl Y&attiMMio Will bo held in the I CHORAL HALL, SXMONDS-BTBIBT, '. TO-DAY, . :.:' ;,i,;| THURSDAY AND PR ID AY, ;i; MAHOH 9 AND 10. ! Doors will to open ai 2 p.m. piTbnr»di^;f| i olosing at 0 o'olook at night. ;/ ,/ W .. ADIHSSION—OHE SHItLINO. .. ,- '.""i NB — Competitors are Informed that no ex- .: hlbita'wlU be received later than 9.H> Ojplook to m j Thursday Morning, except aa provided lor by therules. T . F. CHKBSEMAN. Hon. Sec ; ■■: ■ bportingr. ' ' /.' \ •>. TTENDERSON S MILL TURF CLUB. 'ANNUAL RACES, "'; ST. PATRICK'S DAT (FRIDAY). Vh MARCH. 1882. . Nominations close on FRIDAY, the 10th. See Programme 1 . ■ ■■^BeptewUT.-'fel. *I?:iLL CLOSE STH APRIL, 188& OHRISTOHDBOH RfOHffl. 6,oooffiK^Jo s 1i8i6,000 Other* (Dlylded) jWOlptherajDlvldeaj JM ;; Othws(DiviaedT _SM Otter 7 - fitO***:, .. ' ma' -/ KAOH TICKET HAS JTOUB OHANCBS, . tm-ur Lkwku Onls, with two stamps en olmed for replies; V.O. Obdms QteßAWiraf *otm pSfwrod. Oabqobb (with U exohawiB11 aWed) cSbelorwarted, not be erased. Rboibtbbkd Lottwb wiO «gt { | « Anointed, or TBL»oaAMB replied to. To atofdsiSdtaK Coin;latnS?U belSSoeptea lor';. one Ticket.—Plosbo Addroßß— " ADA MANTUA," Care ol Mb Abeaham, Box SSI, P. 0., Dunedta. , Mdnoationaii >j X RAh VH. HOOD, Former PapU of Immannal L iebloh, . \., . And Student at Heidelberg WiUirtvo . ' LKSSONS ON THK PIANOfcOBTB. For terms and other parttoulatß apply at tbjf \ Auofcland Muslo Warehouae, and a Uptons Queen-street,,".■';.:. ■'",;.•':■,;:-.',-''«' ,■: '■:■;;. :\,"J-« iv| r, f. a. wouu n. a «,j TEACHES OF THE PIANOirOBIK AND i| HAKMONIUM.' ' Adiress-Urre ot Auckland Muatc Wars*; house. ' ■ ' ■ ■ . : ;■ • ;-' ; ''"-:*-' T Hfi A KT 0F S IJNGING#: I AOADKMJT MSSS* WWOW> , ! MaotfabSn. Mv». Coo, Cambridge.- : . i M* ,' -, ;V:;" - :'i' ■', I ; ,1 : i ■"**' ; In rtforenoß to abore, Mr Goofla M vmaMfc to receivenanwu of I'rlvalo Pupils torWnglng and Voice Production at his private wfflldenOß, 1 AlbsrtPark. • . ; ■'-_'. » "~ . *° -inrBIiiiISSIiEY.STRISKT OiW aX W COLOUR, &GLA&3WARSHODSi.-! »l aG. HEU.7lmp?rter ol Paperhangjnffl, WJfc Colours (Maw, VaMtilflh, Wblte LoadT&o.. GUi SdSSlßodMculdings 'and Plotoros,^.Ho. no t£e.taimlng to order. Jm*»«i«l«d.« 'Ooto. rfuia" and • It-cb Uoo>>'J^ fc^^SJ^S Market entranooy. f