The Auckland Evening Star.

Vol. XIII.—No. 3,650.

AUCKLAND, N.Z., SATURDAY, APRIL 88, 1883.

(Published Daily)

PRICE: ONE PENIS Y



Shipping. TJACIFIU MAIL STEAMSHIP CO. THROUGH THE UNITKD BTATEB OF AMERICA, VIA HONOLULU, TO GRKAT BRITAIN. Unflnr Postal Contract with the Governments of Now Zealand nnri Nhw Sonth Wales. ~ " p Xmte of Dateofoali- Stoaraor. Tons.3 ay^ 6y , 0r aan" Fran- OlflOO. mMMLW if^A^™ SUH&ors of tho Atlantic llnoa fiora Now xorK. ■ VARIES. Firat-olaos to London- - «M and upwards t-tnarneo to London .. - «371l!B Flr°t-c*is3 to Sim Franoisoo. ftlO Steerage .. - - - *20 Through OaViln Passengors are permitted to lay over at Honolulu, or any of tho oltios ot tho United stiitcit, not to exceed six months. 30UTHBRN PACIFIC ROUTES. P^senffflruoandfromEuropemay, wtTHOUT ■xtha cost, avail themselves ot tho Bouthehn Pacific KAiuiOADand lta oonnootiona. theroby avoiding the winter cold of the Northern Konte; and for an additional oosl of $21 may go to New Orleans and thonoo through tho Southern States to New York, No Shipping Orders will he Issued after 4 p.m. on the day bofore the Balling ot sioamora for San Francisco. For freight ratea and all other Information BPPlyto THOB.T. GAMBLK. Agent, howor Oneon-Btroot, UNION STEAMSHIP COMPANY OF ,NE>V if Sy?2\ A Z» All AND (LUMMID), [>wi_£is!yL Time Tablk— I APiuii, 1882. FOR GISBORNK, NA"IKR, WKLUNBTON. LYTTKLTON, PORT CHALMKKS, AND BLUFF (FROM QUBM-BTEKM WHARF) Steamor. Date ol Sailing, Latest Train. Tb Anau Thuro..May4,|lOa.m. — HiifOAKOOMA Thuraday, 27, noon — FOB TARANAKI. NKliSOn, FIOTON. WKlr MNHTON, LYTTKLTON, AND WEST COABT POHTB IFROM MAWUgAP). PEsamit Tnesday, 25, 2 p.m. 12 noon Wjnaka On arrival of mall — ' iTOK MKLBOUKNK. VUk OOUTH. Ta An ad* iThnrsday, 27. noon — Kinoakooma Thurs., May 4, 10 a.m. — •Culling at Hobart I FOR SYI3NKY. Ai.uion Taosday.M.'i.ip.tn. I — FOX LKVUKA AND gUVA. Taiakoa I yriaay,M.l2,6p.m.l - FOR fUJ3-IKLL AND KAWA&A.WA. Te Anau TMonday. 24,1 p.m. I — *-Tf Cargo mnat be bookod and alonestda one hoar before advertised time ot departure. During April and May Special Tioketa wlllba lasuodto Lyttelton, avallahlo for retain until June 3D. Passage tickets mast be ttikon at the Com pany's Office. Auckland Branch, 109, Quo'jn atreot. i^JL QTEAM TO LONDON. •®|«|^ ORIKNT LIUK. 'I*'****® The following Steamships be longing to ths Orient Stoam Navigation Com» puny (liimitod) and the Faclflo Steam Navlga' tlon Comnany. will leave BYDNKY »t the undermentioned dates for MKLBOUKNK. AnKiVinn andLONßON.viaSnezCanal;— Hteamer. I Reg. Top'ge I fate. COTOPAXI.. 4,028 I May 13 ORIENT _.. 6.388 May 28 LUSITANIA 3.825 Jane 9 LIGUKIA. 4.8E6 June! 3 QARONNK 3875 Jn'y 7 And tho tiernoe will be maintained or luo ooo(U,i(j steamers at intervals of a Fortnight A ueklanrt pnaaangora tor Cotopaxl proceed pet Albion on May 2i Farts to London, 15 to 70 «nlnea». Bnes Oanal Duos, 8a In addition. Parcels booked through to London. P&ssoagerß o«.n book from Auokland at a through rate to cover Intercolonial fare and Cunal dues, and BO secure special advantages. Passages bom London can bo granted In Auckland. For plans and (all particulars, apply, la London, to F. Green ft Co., and Anderson, Anderson & Co., Joint Manager* Ot the Line: or to the Agents In Anoklano. UNION STKAMBHIP 00. OF NJS. (Lniirao), Qneen-street rnw* QTEAM TO THE ■MiffiffWr QHTNBMOHI.WAITBKAURI, WAIHI. TK AROHA GOLDFIKLDS, MOR RINaVILLK. WAITOA PLAINS. AHDQBANT AND Smntß'S BKTTIJMENT. ENTER P X I S E No. 2, P.S, TE AKOHA, & P,S. PATIKI. FromAnoklana: FromThamoa: _ Saturday, 11 p.m. The time-table of river Bteamera to be seen at Enterprise Office, Thames _ To Thames .. Saloonf 7s 6d; Steerafte. 5s To Ohinenmrl thronuh, 5b extra To Te Aroha through, 10s extra Not responsible for shipping, carrying, or dis charging live Stock. Faßßy co< Agents. TO THAMES, CAK -^s^awEoAßßO ooNNBOTmo iron Ohts* MOM. OUAWJ, WAITOJ. PIAOtB, AND MOBIUW' Titta (Pinko District), Tn» Tabu, 8,8, BOTOMAHANA. From Auokland I Saturday, i afternoon Monday, 5 afternoon Tnesday, 6 afternoon Thnrsday, 8.30 morning Friday. 9 morning Saturday, 9.30 morning From Thames I Rftturtay. 9 morning Monday, 9.30 morning Tuesday, 10.30 morning Wednesday. 12 noon Thursday, 2.30 afternoon Friday, 3 afternoon Saturday, i afternoon Rbtobn Tiokktb will be laaual from April IS, avaUable till April 15,1882 (inclusive):—SalOOD. Ten shilling!!; Steerage, Seven (Shillings and 'ef ÜBed lto«BS3fa*Tiwnr,Ag«i._ a*aafi^ CJXJBAM TO THE HOI "tlS^>rt SPRINGS, MAHURANGI. •^w^MATAKANA. KAWAU. 4OT OMAHA. TheS,!. ROBB OABBY, AlatLlOTfll. W. Somerville. Master. Vnr Hot Springs, Matftkana. Kawan, and * Omaha-Svery Tuesday at U o'clock, re- For H^sSrtogfMdffirangl-Erery Thun day wfd Saturday at U ajn.. rettmlng on Monday and Friday. No Furoala or Goods taken wlthoa* shipping "FoWhtorpassawappjy to —vj»- C«TEAM TO THAMES, IWg^S HIKUTAIa! OHINKMUBI *es2U3im> (p abroa). WAITEKAUBi, and WAIHI, DIRKCT (Meeting the Coaoh at Paeroa for Te Aroha). S.B, RUB Y. I^avoAnckland: „£"•&%* Fire to Paeroa: Single Tloket,loa; Retnm T1 Fareto 3Thttmoa: Single Tloket. ss; Return TFrolßh?B 6 through to Paeroa, 12a 6d por ton. Not responsible for shipping, carrying, or dte charging livestock. j. O ox, Master. — ■ —• tf^^^« S, COROMANDBL. ■*£&&JaSfi' ■ xhe fast and favourite B.& OOROMANIDEL, - Captain, W. D. Harsrave, Timb-Tablb. leaves AnoMand i leaves Corpmandel I Weather and otherdwrnmstanoeß pernm«iiK. All paroela to be prepaid at office, No. 9, Q&r«Bion Wib£ fin BhipplM. carrytafc or



Shipping. «£k£fcw TJKNINBULAK AND OKI jS&BiSgrJL ENTAL STEAM NAVKJA -I*aa*ar^TlON COMPANY. The Comusny'a Steamships (under contract with the Viotorlan Government (or the convey auoo of her Majesty's mails) trill be despatched t Htimnißr I l*avß I Leave I Leave Hteamer. | B y AnOT | Melb'rn' I Ad'la de INDUe.v.Bombay Aptli 21 April 2S April 27 KOHIOLa .... Mays May 9 May 11 CARTHAGE..... May 19 May 23 May 25 HYDASPKS June 2 Jane 0 June 8 PKBHAWUR.... June IB Jane 20 Jnne22 And thenceforth every alternate week. Route I—lt la Intended to denpatoh these ■teamen {or Plymouth and London via Point do dalle. Passengers for England will therefore not require to change steamers. Rates of passage money to Plymouth or Lon don t £70 first, and £15 iwcond-olass j Italian ports, C 65 first, an dfllOsooond-class. Passonßors booking at Auokland seonre special advantages, For further particulars respootlng passcMto money and freight apply to OKUICKBHANK ft CO.. Agents, 15. Queen-streot. Auckland. JfoPjL tpOH LONDON DIKKCT. jjjftjijfjffl^ The Woll-known Gllpper Ship «"*""*** PAREOEA, AAI at Lloyds, 879 tons register, Robert Power, Commander, will load as above, and have quick despatch. For freight or possago epply tc THE NEW ZEALAND SHIPPING CO. (LIMITED), Agents. sffltfsfc^ \V"AIUKU & ONEHONGA I§3£SK V? STKAM NAVIGATION Ca ;T"wi""1" (Limited). Tisnn Tabie-April, 1882 B.S. MANUKATJ, Leaves Onohunga 1 Leaves Waluko 1 Apr. Apr. 22-Saturday. 8.30 a m 22—Saturday, lpm 21—Monday. 10 a m 21-Monday, 2.30 p m 28—Wednesday, 11am 28—Wednesday, lpm 28-Frlday, 2.15 pin 29-Saturday, 7.30 c. m For Mannkan Honds, every Thursday, at 8 a m By order of the Directors, all Freight moat bo prspaid, A. CUNNINGHAM. Attent. AJk. pASSJSNOEKS' LINK OTf snim± Jl packets to new zea «3M^™« OWNED BY MESSRS. SHAW* SAVILLK. & C 0.,31. LeadenhaU-atroet, London. The above line of ships are regolw traders to all the prlnolpal ports In New Zealand. Thoj ire clipper shlpo, classed ai at Lloyds', and com manded by experienced masters. The bill of (are Is most substantial, md of the bent quality, »nd the aooommodatlon roomy and von von'ont. The undersigned are empowered to grant pas wpros from London to New Zealand, payment for which have boon guaranteed in the colony. Return ships to London also leave at almost regular intervals. Kail particulars on application to L. D. NATHAN & GO M ) OWKN & UKAHAM, } Agent* OHUIOK9HANK & CO. J .Prosneotus. PKO'SPJSCTUS OF THE WAIKATO FARMERS' CO OPERATIVE ASSOCIATION (Limited.) Nominat, Capital : £10.030 fn £1 Shares, of which It la proposed to allot at the present 12,510 Bhares only, reserving the balance for future lsaue. To be Registered under the Joint Stock Companies Act. Capital to be called up as follows:—Is per share on application; lg on allotment, and In farther calls of Is each at one month's notice if requirod. It 1b not proposed to call up more than 8s per share. Bankers: The Bank of New Zealand. Solicitous : Whitaker and Sheehan, RUOKKHBi Prater Bros., Auckland; Kennedy HUI, Wal fcato. Provisional Board of Directors : J. B. Wnyta, M.H.R. J, J, Barugh, Farmer, Tamahere A. Main, Farmer, Hautapu 11. Paton. Farmer, liautapu C IC. Pearson, (farmer, Hautapn Captain Lindsay. Nir&ruawahia Phillip Perry, Thames Francis Moles. Pukeltura John Martyn, Farmer, Hantapu 8. S. Graham, Farmer, Tamahere John Kunciman, Farmer, Cambridge M. Piokerlnir, Farmer. Cambridge __._._ B. Tonka, Merchant; Auckland \of B. Tonka & - Harper (of Harper & CoapUnd), Meronant, Auckland HON. BEO., PRO, TEM : W. A. Graham, Tamahere, Hamilton .akaltibt: J. A, Pond, Chemist, Auckland This Assoo'atlon is promoted to supply a want in Walkato-to stimulate 00-operatlon and combination amongst the Waitato farming community, upon the prinolple that unity gives Btrenzth, and co-oporation offJrds a guarantee for mutual benefit, the best value for prodnca, and most economical methods of working crops or other firming operations. The experiments made during past seasons have proved safflclently satisfactory to warrant the opinion that Wainato landß will prow a superior quality of Wheat, Oats, Barley, or other Grain, and yield a very satisfactory average. The Waikato holdings being freehold, are owned for the moßt part by settlors who have not the requisite plant for undertaking the crowing of grain crops, and by many who have not the necessary capital themselves, bnt who would bo willing to put portions of their farms under Brain crops if they had the co operation of this Association. The Waikato at present doea not grow nearly sufficient (train to supply its local requirements, and from the fact that its copulation is constantly increaalnp, and with the rioh prosoeots and magnitude of the Te Aroha Goldfield in view, a large demand for the prodncts of a mill may be confidently ex ceoted. The purohase or erection of a floarmill or mills and granaries will therefore be one of the main objeote of tho Association. The benefits to small settlers taking shares will be very great, as they will secure a certain market for their farm produots, participating in the profits of the Association, besides being able to work their farms at the loweßt possible out lay and rlßk to themselves. Another o^jeot of the Association will bethe erection of a suitable slaughteryard In tho Wai kato dlstrlot.for the pnrposo of supplying the Auckland market with meat, or otharwleo dis posing of same. The Association also propose the establish ment of oheese, butter, and bacon factories in central positions. Nevertheless, tho Directors of the Associa tion will exercise their discretion in eeleotUg one or other of the various obieots set forward in the Prospectus, to start operations upon In case ihsy deem it Imprudent to oommenoe all at the same time, and the works undertaken will be progressive, and not of an unwarrantable magnitude at the onset. Applications for Shares to ba made to the Secretary, w, A. Graham. Tamahere Estate, Hamilton; and to Frater Brop., Auckland; or T. V. Fltzpatrlok, Ngaruawania. CL AX& ti BKOTUKKB, ARTIST PROTOGBAPHKBB (OPPOSITE UNION BANK), QDIIH-STBtKT, AVOELA Kt.D, Photography In the Latest and Moat Fashionable Styles, Executed Inl a manner Unsurpassed in the Colonies. All Photographs taken by the INBTANTANIOUS PBOOBSB. liAJBQI COLLECTION NEW ZEALAND VHWB Always on Hand IT O 1 r A X E S. In order to avoid mistakes and accidents, I nave made arrangements with MR ROBERTSON, the Proprietor of the Royal Mall Coaches, To Run Passengers through to Lake House, from TAURANGA to OUINEMUTO. WAI ROA.andTAUPO._ Tourists can obtain Buggies at all times at Tauranre and Ohlnomutu, and oan depend upon good Coaohes. Buggiee, Horses, and sober an PdolvUarlverß. a tlx,we o StRa BrGHAHAMi 0' 'nvfoUAOAKA. hot LajDhs. xv A LIMITEDNUMBEROF FIRST-CLASS THROUGH TICKETS Will be Issued for THE HOT LAKES. Tourists will hava the advantage of staying at LAKHS HOUSE, Onlnemutu, whloh wIU oe found the mot oomfortable Hotel In the Lake DistrloU No other tickets but those issued by me watt aWelMLakeflOnMI B . GRAHAM. JCS.. NftU«e»C^ BA™i3SSa Anckiana, JiarpU if, im



Business Notices. KYBER PASS PAPERHANGINO WAREHOUSE. PAPERHANGINGS! PAPERHANGINQS CHEAP PAPKKIIANOINGS! Having to make room for NEW PATTERNS Bhortly expected. I have itol>rmincd to CLX Mi OUT Present Stock, and, therefore, take leave to inform Builders and tno Renoral Public thai I havo made 3 MTGRKAT REDUCTIONS Intho Pmoas cs1 alt, Kinds op PArEnnANamas, To ofleot a Speedy Sale. At tho same tlmo, I may state that 1 havo a largo .vtor.k ol white lead, Oilb, md Pointers' Requisites; and whilst thanlciiiK my patrons (or the liberal support accordod rac hitherto, can aßsnro thorn that no elfors shall bo wanting on my part (by Importing uono bat tlm Hsst Matkhulp) to merit a continnanco of tho aamo, T. B. S M I T H, CHBAP PAPERHANGING WAREHOUSE, eg Kybbk Pass Road, rriUE FRENCH BAKERY, W, 3. KVANS (Latb Minmti), Hobaon-streot, BREAD AND lU3CUIT BAKER AND CONFECTIONER, WoddinK Cakes mado to order. MY PASTRY 18 A SPECIALITY. A trial solicited. IMPORTANT TU KVKKYBUDY MOST INTERESTING FACTS t That ROBERT TUDEHOPE, Pmjmbkb, UPPER QUEEN-dTREKT, AUCKLAND, Can now supply CORRUGATED TANKS, POBTABLB HIP, PLUNCIB, AND SHOWKB BATHS, Also, Pobtablb Fornaobb and Cornea Wasbinb Boilers, at Cheapeat Hatos, , Country Orders promptly attended to. All Branohes of the Trade carried on In Town, or any part ot the Province, ROBERT TUDEHOPg. a UUK.LAKD WUTUKE.JfKAtaiNa AND GIIJDING DEPOT, J. R. Dl COURCEY licßii to notify to his old frlonds and the Reno pnblio that ho has undertaken tho Manaßement ol the abovo Establishment, where GILDING, PICTURE-FRAMING, MOUNTING, to., In all Its branohos will be undertaken at prices defying competition. KHTIMiTKS eiVKH. A Large BtooE at Mouldings, liotare-trainlcn Materials, and l'lotures ol every description always on hand, QUEEN-STREBT, JDNOTION OF WAKXFIISLD-STHKKT. 1«UIA AJND OHINA UUJfIPAHX-B STANDARD PACKET TEAS, Faoket onds and Half-poondg In Four mutinies. EMPEROR'S BOUQUET, MANDARIN'S CBOICK, IMPERIAL MIXTURB, OKIRNTAL MIXIUKK. They are dlstlnirDlshod by nreal atrenßth, agreeable briskness, and delloloos flavour— resulting from a aoiontitlo admixture Of the very finest Teas that the groat Continent of! Asia can prodnoe, Tho ozoellenoe of thcßoTeas is apparent by the lsrge and lnoreasing demand that exists for them! n Viotorlß, and wherever they have beoo Introduced. AOCNT roR AUCKLAND I JOHN BUCHANAN, Cnstom-honaoßtroot. |> H" A V XHI H. . M. R, MoINTYKE. Bread and Blscait Baker, Karangahape Road Bozs to Inform tho irabllo that his Ulsonlts, GtHKorbronria. and all kinds Of Confectionery are unsnriwied for qaaltty, and thoroughly wholeßome. Families waited on for Orders, Wedding Oakks. Soot(h Oaten Cukes made Dally. Concerts, dolrees, Balls, provided with re* freshments on tho saortest notloo, and at lowoat rates. I\UAJb lUU Ail UUA k> ! WHAU WHAU COMPANIES, WHANGAUEI. OFFICE I NO. 8 LOWER QOEEN-STKEET.! W. 8 L 0 A N B, AOKNT. rflO THE PUBLIC. D« POUCHK'B CKtBBnATKD FBBWOH BHll> liast and Household Fkiend. This mixture will slvo a bright polish In a few minutes to all kinds of Furniture. It oan also bo used on paintwork. It will destroy all insects in wood and preserve It from decay. Price, I/G.—Waltbb Haynk, Wholesale Aptent Kyber Pass. mmammmmmmßmmmmmamm nnAYLOK'B i-AXBBi SBWirnu J MACHINES Abb Simple to Luaro, Quikt In Aetlon, Not liable to get out ot order. Foesraa large and easily threaded Shut ties. No DirriouMY In getting Needles and Extras TAYLOR'S PATENT SEWING MACHINES SHOULD BB INBFBOTKD by all desITOUS Of PrO- During a Thoronghly Good Manhlno. Also, to be had at Low Prloes, TWISTED LOOP-STITCH MACHINES Of Best Constmotton, ttr ABbnti T. PEACOCK, OBTIOIAH, Bgeotaoles, Telesoopoe, Mlorofleopes, Barometers,'Eleotrlo Bells, fto, Initnunents and Machlnoa Ropalwd SHORTLAND • STREET, (Opposite the Pont-offloo>. OIL, ouiuuis, ADD GL/iSS. MBKOHANTS. "W. PhuJilpps & Son, 95 & 97, QUKICK-STEBBT, AUCKLAND, N,Z., IMPORTERS or PAPERHANGINOB, Panel Decorations, GLALlß—Polißhed Silvered, and Roacth Platb English and Continental Sheet, Photo graphic, Glass Bhades. WHITK LEAD, Colours, OH, VARNISHES Brushes, Mixed Paints. Carson's Antloor roelve and Patent Silicate Paints. MOULDINGB-Gllt, Stained. Veneered,for Piotnre Frame and Room Deooratlons, Fanor Frames for Cabinet and O.D.V. Piotubeb of every description in great variety Scraps—Photos and Coloured, Albums for Photos, Scraps, &c. 60.. tee. Cut-out or Overlay Mounts, all sizes: Cabinet and CD.V. Mounts; Artists' Requisites. W. P. & S. having always on hand the largest stock of the above goods In the North Island of New Zealand, are able to exeoute either whole sale or retail orders on the most favourable terms. Samples of Paperhanginßg from open Btook, or of original paokages, sent on applica tion. New settlers In Auokland should inspect oar Btook ot Paperhanglngs and Plotures before fitting np their new homes; they will find some thing to suit the means of everyone, W. PHILLIPPS & SON, QUKEN-HTOKKT. AUCKLAND Formosa In Morte. ÜBW ZEALAND FERNS, ±X Unmounted, or Tastefully Mounted In varlotu wan, ROM IS OF TO 120 TAB ETIBS, or Sale by BRIG CRAIG, PnINCKS-STUKKT. , UlLlllllJllimmiiiii ii-ttt r-T-u— > DULMAN'S PHOTO KOOMB, JL PHOETtAND-BTBHET, Tourists ant Visitors are Invited to lnspeol Fulman's Views ot the Hot Lakes, Auckland and Bush Boenery, So. The greatest variety ol Original Portraits ot Maori Celebrities In New Zealand, * . VgOTQGBAFH? Jfl ALL IT9 BRAMOHBB,



Hotels. %\T A X N E R' S ' Commercial JJotel. CathedbJal square, I CHRISTCHURCH. W, F. W ■*■ ?N X R ' Begs to announce to his many friends In Christ \ church and tho adjoining Provinces ; that having RK-KNTKRKD INTO PO3BKS3ION Of ths above Hotol, whloh has boon entirely renovated, rodecoratodand l'efurnished tn the latost stylo, hn Is now prcparod to woloome hie ' old friends and cuGtomors. THIC BILLIARD SALOON : Attachod to the Hotol Is nnsurpasood by any , othor in tho colony, containing three tables • specially Imported from Kngland to the order i of the Proprietor. Tho sultos of I 1 PRIVATK APARTMENTS, whloh are elegantly furnished and appointed, are entirely distinct from tbo hotol portion of the bnllding, thus Insuring perfect privaoy. A novolty in colonial hocol accommodation win bo uvuilubio at "Tho Commercial" in the ehapo of a LADIKS' DRAWING-ROOM, kept specially select and exclusively for ladles. A hUh prcesure wator supply has boon ar ranged for ou tho promises, and tho Bath ltooin.9 are fitted with every oonvnnlonco for hot, cold or shower baths at anytime. Ootnmont on tho quality' of tho liquors sup plloi at tho Commercial is unnocoßsary, as the oollnr Is undurtho upoolol supervision of Mr W, F. Warner. Tha hotel bolng most oontrally oltmito, adja cent to tho Cathedral, and within a Bhort dis tftiicu of tLo museum, Thoatro, and other publio buildings ,acd with a tram sorvioa to all parts of tho suburbs passing nt short Intervals, rondorait uncquallod asaplaco of rosldenoe for ftimilloH or commercial gcntlemon visiting Christohuroh. For tho convonlenco ot commercial travellers sample rooms will ho available. An excellent ohef dooulslno has boon engaged and generally no pains will be spared to make Tho Commercial tho leading hotel in Christ church, Prompt attention will bo given to tologra ma or lettora applying for apartments, W. F. WARNBR. Proprietor. |J1 UliA. it X aXA if if, J} • formerly of the City Club (lately ot the Terminus Hotel, Holonavlllo), having bought tho Freehold of tho wuaniubei Hotel from Mr Cafflor. bogs to Inform visitors that no effort will be spared to afford satlafaoUoc Horgas and Pleasure Boats on Hire. DOYAIj MAIL a UTIS L, XIJ NGARUAWAHIA. ELLISON & LATCHMORE, Having taken tho above Hotel, and having oompletoly renovated tho same it now affords tho BEbT ACCOMMODATION TO JsTVISITORS iND COMMERCIAL MEN.'U Simple and Baoateixb Room, Spaoiocb Stahi.kh, Loose Boxes, ladiks' ani: gentikmkn's baudm houses, pleasure Boats for Hire, n.unge and showier bath. WJNES AND SPIRITS OF THE BJSST BRANDS. BLLISON & LATOnMORK, PnopnißTOßH. PALACE HOTEL, HOT LAKKS, XT OHINKMUTU. KOTOKUA. First-olass aooommodaHon for Tourists, Trara ten, and Visitors during both winter and lummor months. Private Sitting Rooms, Smoking and Reading Rooms, BILCIARDB. Coaoheß, Buggies, and Saddle Horses for Hlrt Conveyances will meet every Steamer. ItfPonTANT NoTioc.-Tourlsts oan make ox> ranctemonta with Capt. M. T. Clayton (Immranoe Buildlngt), Auokland), Mr J, Kelly (Tauranga), or Mr Win, Kelly (Ohlnemutu). for through trips to the Lake's, including boat and coach hire, hotel accommodation, and all et omteras, at nxsD bates. Trip from Auokland to tho Hot Lakes and back, on the above principle for Tbk Guinsai ONLY, WILLIAM KELLY. Pbopbiktob, npO TOURIBXB AND OTHEKS. WAIWKRA HOTKL, HOT BPRINGS, NBAB AUCKLAND, Has been recently renovated, and also newly appointed throughout with every modern luxury and comfort, comprialni: amongst other speci alities—fiall Saloon, Drawing. Dining, and Rooms en suite ; splendidly fitted Medicinal and Othor Baths: Lawn terraoos, Archery, Cricket, and Quoit Grounds; Strawberries, and other Fruits In Season; Billiards, Boating, Shooting, Bt°" LAKK HOUBB, ROTORUA, Systematized in the same admirable principle as the far-famed Walwera Hotel, offers Its Patrons similar internal advantages ana attrac tions, while the Burroundlng Scenery and wonder spots are beyond compare and of world-wide tamo, rcouliinst no comment LKaAJVUKA HOTEL. Parnkll. Good Accommodation for Boarders, Wlnea and Spirits Uost Brands. Flrst-Olasi Billiard Table, JOHN KETALLACK, PROPRIETOR (Late of West'const and Canterbury). Drapery and Olothmg1. \\t elljbsiijsy jhoußb. Just openmj, A Fresh Assortment ot Ladies' & Children's Underclothing, Corsets, tea Ladles' Nightdresses (beautifully trimmed), in 6d, 6a lid; Chemises, 3a. 2a Bd, Sa Bd. Children's Underclothing in great variety, i A Largo Assortment ot i Ladle* Corsets Just to hand In White, Black nnd Drab. The " Grecian Girder " Belt Cor set, side lacing: this Corset is especially adapted for the present style ot coe tume, the Bide lacing enabling It to be adjusted to almost any figure. 2000 yards Bwlss Embroidery Edgings at Id, Id and Sd, a great bargain. An Extensive and Well-Selected Stock Of General Drapery at moderate Prices. Country Orders promptly attended to. One Shilling in the & discount on all Cash Pnrohasea to the amount of 20s and upwerds. A, LOVETT, Weixesley-Stkbbt, tf^ AND . I; DEFERRED \| |l PAYMENT I 1 SYSTEM. _/I \^r^/ TAILORS, DRAPERS, AND OUTFITTERS, HOBSUN-STREET (Nearly opposite Wellington-streets Have a Wbxl • Assorted STOCK ol the BEST CLASS GOODS, All Tweeds thoroughly shrunk before being made np, and fit and workmanship guaranteed. The Deferred Payment System has been found to be a great boon, by enabling those with limited Incomes to procure necessaries in the easiest possible way. INSPECTION INVITED. FANOX WORK liF KYKKjf DESCRIPTION TAUGHT. 3 \ A. STEPHENSON, a n - in thanking his patrons for past favours, w 2 now wishes to inform them that he has 3 REMOVED from the Newton Fancy g S Bazaar to his NSW SHOP, opposite * ti o ro - Lambourne's, Ironmonger, Karanga- H hape Road, and has NOW OPENED t» | A LARGE AND VARIED STOCK £3 O OF FANCY GOODS of all kinds. g 9 LADIES' WOOLS OF EVERY SHADE i § OF COLOUR. 5 j LABQB ASSOBTMXNT. 2 |f LHsao«a wvaw in.thk abovb



Meaioaii 1 IVTOK:E LOCAII BYjIDENCI J.YX OF THB CURATIVE PROPERTIES 1 OB1 "OROFESSOR /^USSCOTT'S Herbal Trbatmknt, may now be consui,ted at hi 3ai drkß3, shonti,and-streh.t, To Professor Gnsscott, Shortland-street, Anck land. Sir,-1 hereby certify that for over tw( years I was troubled with a violent cough, witl a frequent spitting of blood and great palpita ti(i». 1 would not attempt to walk up a hill, nor yet to lie down in my bed during that time. I WBi unable to ao any work, alter spendln a great deal of money on doctors and ohemlsts, im wol) ' as balnc an out-door patient of the hospital. 1 lost all hopes of recovery, but booler so roans onros yon had effected in tho "Herald,"l wat atlvlsod to coma to Auckland and give youi herbal romedies a fair trial, and I am happy tc say in six weofcß I could retnrn to the Thames a strong, hoalthy man, free from cough or palpita tlcn, thank God and you also. I shall be able tc recommend your herbal treatment, for I can speak for myself, also from scores I havo seen in your plaoi? at different timns, and evory ono Bpeaking in the highost terms of your tre;amont, —Boliev'e mo to ba, yours over grateful, Frank Southerly, Thames, January 3rd, 1882. To Professor Gussoott, Sliortlaml-atroct: Sir, —For tho last three years I have been with Hint dreadful oomplnlnc called dyspepsia, or indiges tion. It did not matter what I mo. in an boor or bo after my stomach would bouin to swell, that I should have to unfasten my clothes. The food used to turn sour on my stomach. Then I -would oommence botching wind and gas. Dirty Bour froth would heave from my ohost. I had to bo vory particular in what I should oat. Vat meat, caubago, or potatoes, or choose—they acted on mo like so much balm, in fact I did not know what to oat, for nothing would ngreo with mo. But hearing ot your Herbal Tonic. I was induced to try a bottle, and whon I had ono I wanted nioro, for my health was more to mo than moioy. I found more roller from your Tonic and Composition Powdor than all tho medicine I havo ever takon. You havo ol footed a perfect cure of me. I can oat now any thing as well as tho rest of my family, and onluy lt.-liollave me to be, yours over truly, Mrs Elizabeth Swan. Parnull, January IJ, 1882. To Professsor Guesoott: Dear Sir,—My case was so remarkable and my euro so effectual,that I feel it my duty to give you a testimonial as my evidence, I havo been suffering with rheuma tism tor the last seven years, and a groat part of that time I have not been able to dress or un dress myself. For flvo years I was unable to walk without crutches. I was tired of my Ufo, beoanee I was a burden to myself and family, but hearing and seeing the wonderful euros you had effected in different chronic comolalnts.and a great number which I knew, whloh are not published, but I think It my duty to you and to tho publio, that a man of your skill in curing such ohronio complaints as mine should bo a household word. I was like 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 well, and can go without orutohos as well as over.—Beliovo me to bo, yours ever grateful, J* C, Dean, Ponsonby, January 19.1882. To Professor Gusseott, Shortland-strcot. Sir, —I inn happy to Inform you of the perfect euro 1 havo received through your medicinal treat ment. I camo to you on the 27th ot Soptombor last. At that ttma my leu was pronounced ln curublo; but whon I came to you you told mo that you would convince me In a fortnight, and I am happy to say you havo fulfilled your promise, ulthough I was rather doubtful: but I was told by a friend of mine that, If I said co, you wonld not treat mo. My friend's name Is Mrs Walker, who knew you in Christchurch. Hho was also a patient of yours whloh you cured of the dropsy. lam hsppy to Bay that I havo dispensed with; my crutches, and able to attend to my domestic duties. I Rive you this for tho benefit of others who are suffering as I have hoen foryoars.—Yours, ever thankful, Mrs Klly Joyce, Newton-road. December I. To Professor Gnssoott, Shortlsnd-streot. Dear Sir,—lt Is with great pleasure that I add to tho number of your valuable testimonials for tho miraculous euro your medicine has performed on mo. I havo been troubled with what some medical man call indigestion, others dyspepsia, but whon I came to you on the 16th of Sept, you told mo that I had Ilvor complaint: you explained to me my symptoms about tho palpita tion of tho heart, the wind on tnestomaoh, cold hands and feet, tbe sourness of the wind and gas I lined to bolch, cold chills running down my back, and, in fact, you described my f solings bo minutely, thnt I was Quito satisfied thatyou understood my complaint, and I am happy to say that through jour herbal treatment you have effected a ptrfoct cure.—Yoursevor grato ful, Mrs M. Little. Hobson-strcet, Auckland. To Professor Gnesnott, Shortland-streot. Sir,— I have been troubled with neuralgia In both my head and face, and been doprlved from many nignts' slenp, and whon I sat down to my food many times I have bad to get up from tho table and walkabout without over tasting food. 1 as I told you; when I applied to you, that I had tried all the chemists in town, and I only got temporary relief. When you told me yon wonld cure mo in a minute 1 was vo -y doubt ful, but am happy to say you did so. I should recommend any lady suffering: from the same to give you a trial, as you told me, if no euro, no pay.—Uelieve mo to ba, yours ever thankful, Itaohol Coosens, Vlctoria-Btreet, November 21. To Professor Gusscott, Shortland-streot. It is with great pleasure that I acknow ledge a pcrfeot cure I have received through your herbal treatment; I have been troubled with Bcurvy for tbrce years and nine months, whloh I explained whan I oallod on you. I told you I could form no other cause unless It was through sleeping in a bed where some ono hod been Bleeping who had ths ecurvoy. I have always been very particular when staying at tho hotels to examine the linen before going to bed. I havo met many men on my routo who have got the same complaint through sleeping In dirty beds the samo as I did. I also tola you when I applied that 1 had takon a great quantity of medicine until my hair began to fall off; but I happened to see your advertisement stating that your treatment wbb solely horbs. I havo known wonderful cures effected through tho herbal treatment when minerals havo failed.! and being « buliovor In herbs, I was vory happy to place myselt under your treatment as soon as you camo to Aucklan d, and I am glad to say you have effected a cure on mo and made me a oleon, Btrong, hoalthy man.—Beliovo mo to ibe, yours ever thankful, Alfred Hopkins, New North lioad, December sth, TO Professor Gnsscott. Dear Slr-Ifc Is with groat pleasure I have In recommending yonr Tonic I have been suffering with wind and spa-ms on tho stomach for several years, and I could not get any relief. Kverything I ate turned to wind. I could not eat, I could not sleep (I often had to get out of bod and walk about for hours. I was advised to take cod liver and quinine and iron, &0., and all to no good. I had to give np my employment for weeks at a stretoh, but 1 was advised by a friend of mine, who was working at the Union Sash and Door Company, to apply to you, and that you would convince mo in a week. I was rather doubtful of tbls, after trying so many different medicines, both from the Hospital and ohemlsts, and other patent medicines. I thought It was Impossible for me to (ret oured bo qulok and so perfectly as you have done. lam happy to say in two months' time you have made me a new man, I can eat well, and also enjoy a good night's rest, with many thanks to yon. and I hope your days will bo long la Auckland, for tho good ot the oommunlliy at large.—Yours respectfully. Richard Lawson, Ponsonby, Feb ruary Sad; 1882, To Profe?3or Gusscott, Shortland-street; Sir- As you are aware that I explained to you, when I applied to you, that I have been troubled with bleeding piles for the last five or six years, as I told you 1 have Mod medical men, chomlsta.and old women's euros, but never had a perfect cure until I applied to you, about six weeks ago. They need to come down and bleed for an hour at a time so that I should have to ohange my clothes, but when you told me you would make me worse before I should be better, I could not rockon you up. I thought I should have to give up bUEiness altogether, if I should be worse, but In four days you convinced me that I could give you this testimonial with confidence, that in five weeks you have effected a perfect core on me. I shall ever baa believer In herbs after the wonderful cure you have performed on me.— Yours, ever grateful, Henry Marsh, Albert street, October 11. To Professor Gussoott, Shortland-street :|Dear Sir.—l am happy to inform you that through your herbal treatment loan safely say that I havo received more benefit through your herbal treatment than all the medicine that I have ever taken. I havo been troubled with astbma tor the last five years, I was obliged to give up my business and como to Auckland for medical treatment, and seeing sour testimonials and the many ouroa you had effected, and also that you required no information and that you could tell a man's oomplaint rs soon as you saw him—you did so to me so oorrootly, and that is more than asy medical man ever told me before, and it gave mo confidence to place myself under your treatment. lam well known in Cambridge. I ahull return home on Wednesday, and you may rely you will have many applications from that district.—Yours, truly, John Hargraves, Queen- Street, Auckland. Professor Gusscott would Impress on those who may do him the honour to consult him that the utmost secrecy can be relied upon ; more over, from long experience, and a careful study of the human system, he oan dooido almost at a glance the diagnosis of the oaßo, thereby reliev ing tbe patient of a great deal ot nervou ness and hesitation, Professor Gussoott Invites the confidence of either Bex suffering from functional derange ment, spermatorrhoea, exhausting dreams, &o. Professor Gusscott has made nervous debility and loss ot power his special study, from what ever cause arising. He would earnestly impress upon thOße who do Buffer to seek immediate advice and counsel, if they desire " an old age, serene and bright.*' Let no false delicacy deter suffering victims from removing the cause oi this blight to manhood. The strictest confidence iri'v bo relied coon • CONSULTATION GRATI3. Can be conswtea ny letter. Publio inspection invited toithe large assort ' ment ot BRITISH and AMERICAN .HERBS, Note the Address— Professor Gtusscott, i Next Door to Messrs Winks and Halli ' Establishment. i shobtland-stbekt, Auckland, BOOnO Fromßa,nj, toBP TIU



ifldasationaii « WATERLOO QUA'IiKANT ESTAB- J VV LISHMBNT FOR YOUNG LADIK3. Second Quarter commences April 12. Miss Donovan will open a Dancing Class for Adults on Tuesday Bvenlng, April 11, and one for Children on Wednesday, April 12, at 3.3 o'clock. For terms apply to Mrs Norman Waterloo Quadrant. [I/I X, *"■ U WOOI) HA M, ) Teaches of the Pianoforie and Harmonium, Addro&s-C-ro ot Auckland Mueio Ware j honsa. \ T HE A RT 0F S INGINa 1 : CT '■ I \ | r : HOYAL jftjljE^ftf 0F Mtrsl0> : ; i AOADBM7 <^^^^^^> LONDON. i MR. GORDON GOOCH (Bronze and i , Bilver Modaliist and Associate) i > | having Btudled Ten Terms in this i 1 : Koyul and National Institution, Is. In I 1 : the opinion of the several Professors ! 1 • with whom he was placed, duly quail- i i fled to teach SinKing.—(Signed) (i. A, ■ : i MAOfAnuEN.Mus, Doc Cambridge,— ■ ; 1879. ; Id reference to above, Mr Goooh Is prepared 1 to receive names o( Private Pupils for singing . and Voice Production at his private reoltienoe, ! Albert Park. ! Board ana Kesidence, ; T3AILWAY DINING ROOMS, i Ail QOEBN-STRKKT WHABF. WILLIAM PYE, Proebietob. ' ■ Good accommodation for Boarders and Travellers at moderate charges. Cleanliness and civility are tho oharaoterißtlos of this house. Tho table and beds cannot be surpassed by any house in town, Tho Proprietor has had a very long experience as a Restaurant Keeper, and he feels assured that any person giving his house a trial will be quite convince! that tbe accommodation ie affords cannot be surpassed, THB ONLY HOUtiE ON THE WHARFi Board and Lodging, £1 per week. Beds, Is. BELLiEVUE HOUSE. CORNER, Wharf-street anl Cameron Road, Tauranga, This Establishment, just erected, containing 23 rooms, with every convenience, IH NOW OPENED to rocolvo Visitors to Tauranga, who will find Buporlor Accommodation with the comforts of a Home. Private Sitting rooms, Good Bod-rooms. Stables. A Four-horso Coaoh or Buggy loaves after arrival of Bteamor tor Lakes. BODBLL, Proprietor, Taurangu. February 20,1332. For Bale. Til OK SALE, Lea?c of Allotment, Cus- J. tomhoußO-streot (opposite Glocaon'a lotol). with all BaildinKß thereon, comprising iiirgo Workshop (SO x 60 (eel), Ofllce, bhop. ana DwelllnK-house, and other Buldlngs. Also, Beam Knglne and Saw Bench, Circnlar Saws, So.—Apply to Charles Bailey, Ship, Yaoht, and Boat Builder. OOVEKiY BAY RYE GRASS SEED. A' Very Supsrlor Sample of PDRS UN MIXED POVERTY BAY RYE GRASS SKUD for Sale at Lowest Market Rates. HDNTER & NOLAN. i fIU an. B'iLD UK LIST, a pretty Villa X Residence, Bhelly Beach Road, Ponsonby, containing 11 room bathroom, wacbhouse, oonchhuußß, and stable .gas laid on to house, with gas Btove and every necessary conveni ence, i ho houso is plcaeantlr situated, Hnlcndid tea view. The garden is tastefully laid out as pleasure and kitchen garden. About ono acre well planted with choice fruit trees.—Apply D. B. Orchard, 18, Insurance Balldlngß. IjTOR SALE, Tro l'itstclass Large Iron ! Tankß, with tops complete (oheap).— Apply to Publisher, Star Office. Til OK SaLE, New Boat, suitable for ■J pleasure or carrying purpoßei; measures 20ft by 6ft lOln bean, and 2ft Cln depth; sup plied with ash oars, now sails, and fitted with irasß work. Strongly built, and will carry three tons.—A pply by letter to F.R.A.. Star Office. CJPLENDID OPPOKT UNITY FOR O INVESTING IN A FIRST-CLASS HOTEL PROPERTY AT CAMBRIDGE. FOR SALE, The LEABK of the NATIONAL HOTEL, Cam bridge, together with the furniture and every thing appertaining to the Property, Immediate possession can bo given. This Hotel is probably doing tbe Largest Business in the Walkato, and la replete with Kvery Convenience. For 'further particulars, apply to Mr Auduß Raynoß, the presont proprietor, or to EDWARD LEWIS, Custom-house-street, Auckland. TjlOß POSITIVE SALE. That compact little Island, known as Wood's Island, about; half-way between here and the head of tbe Waltcmata. containing 100 Acres, with Cottage, good Orchard, and eeveral im provements, plonty of fresh water all tho year round, and a good wharf for the convenience of stoamer ß ,&o.-Applyto joHNaoppgTi Homo and Land Agent, No. 8, Qneen-Btreet ROUKY NOOK, NEW NORTH ROAD.—Houses and Allotments.—As the Sale Is proceeding rapidly, and a considerable numbor ot Allotments have already been dis poooa of, early application should be made at my office, where plans can be Been and partlou lars obtalned.-F. G. Kwington. FOX SALE, tbe live-ton yacht M'LISS, with all Bails (new), anohor and chain, gear and dingy, complete—Apply to Mr Haul taln, at Jact son and Rubsoll'b, Fort-street ifiIRST-CLASS BUSINESS OPENING. We havo a capital COUNTRY BUSINESS placed In our bands for disposal, either by lale of freehold or on lease at a very moderate rent, it in the latter case £250 oapltal wonld be ample. The premises are situate in tbe centre of a pros perous towiißhip, and are with every conven ience. In addition to a General Storekeeplng Busi ness, now averaging £70 per week, there is a Bakery and suitable premises for a Butcher's Bhop, wblch can be sub-let or carried on in con nection with the Store. In the hnnos of a steady and energetic man, with business capabilities, this is a rare chance for a start. Satisfactory reasons given for its disposal by present owner. Further particulars on application. L. D. NATHAN & CO. lilOR ;,SSALE, really cheap, a Compact I? Farm of 150 aores; about 50 acres in grass, part tinder orop, port Rood bnsh and fern; a )lx-roomed House, Stable, Cow-abed, &c; 2j milos from railway station, and only lil miles from town by good road, FOR BALK, a nice little Dairy Farm of 73 acres, all fenced and divided into pad'Jooks, 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. 8, Qneen-atieet (upstairs • Si o i{ s a L" I", STATIONERY ANO FANCY GOODS BUSINESa The nndersloned offer for sale the stock-in trade in tho estate tf James Stuart, Cambridge, Walkato, consisting of Books, Stationery, Musio, Fancy Goods, &c; also the goodwill and lease of premises, situated in the best posi tion in Cambridge. Immediate possession oan be given. Stock Bheets and full particulars of N. G. LKNNOXT T _, Btflß . ARTHUR H. NATHAN f lrußteog< QEEDI SEEDI SEED! FOR SALE, the following Now Boeds, ex Roman Empire :— Rod Olovor White Clover Cowgrass Alßyko Rape Lucerne Turnip Mangel Linseed Hemp Canary &c, &o. The above will be disposed ol at Lowest Current P^ces. T£R Durham-street TnT O R S A L E, At Lowest Market Rates : Rosin, Pitch, and Tar Kerosene, Paint.and Olive Oils Champion's, Scott's, and Storer's Genuine White Load, In wood Muntz Metal and Nails Large Stock of Canvas, various brands Wire Rope, from i\ inch to J inch Bolt Rope, Hemp, ana Manilla Rope, all sizes Patent Windlass (wood), Frills, and Palls Anchors, from 16 owt to 10 lbs Chains, from \ inoh to 1} Inch. D, S, MCKENZIK FORT-STRHBT, March 18,1982, !^»-i ._



Publio notices. PUBLIC TJRUST OFFICE OF NEW ZEALAND. Any person may appoint the Public Trustee executor and trustee under his will or codicil. Any present trustee may transfer tbe man agement of trust property to the Publio Trustee, who will thereupon hold such property upon the original trusts attaching thereto. Any parson, company, association, or public body within or without the colony, may place any property belonging to them In charge of the Public Trustee upon tni3t for such uses aa may bo defined in the dead creating the trust. Any building, land, or friendly society may, by Its rales, provide that property belonging to it may be placed in tho Public Trust Office, for such trasta and uses and with suoh powers aa may be defined In or by tho eaid rules. The advantages offered are :— Ist, Stats guarantee against speculation, fraud, or dishonesty. 2nd. All proposed Investments are con sidered by a Board, consisting of the Honorable Colonial Treasurer, the Atttorney General, the Comptroller and Auditor General, the Government Insurance Commissioner, and the Public Trustee. Careful consideration of all securities offered U therefore ensured. 3rd Ihe Publio Trustee, in his corporate capa city, NBVBBDIES, NEVER LEAVES THE COUNTBY, and NKVKH BECOMES INCAPACITATED, thllß avoiding the many Inconveniences resulting from frequent fresh appointments of Trustees, necessitated by death, change of abode, or munta or bodily infirmity. 4th. Punctuality and promptitudo in the re mittance of periodical payments to beneficiaries under trust or will to any pirt of the colony or elsewhere at which it may bo desired that pay ments should be made. 6th. Tbe effective check which is called Into operation before any moneys can be drawn from the Public Trustee's account. 6th. Reasonable charges: On estates suoh as are now being considered tho Publio Trustee Is authorlsedto charge 11 per cent, on all receipts, and 1} per cent, on disbursements, and Ss per 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 office is consider able. R. C. HAMKRTON, Public Trustee. B.MARR I O T T •AUCTIONEER. HOUSE, LAND AND GENERAL COMMISSION AGENT, Karangahape Boad, Auckland. t3" OUT-DODB SALES ATTENDBP. "S» TW-OTICjc OK REMOVAL. E. H. PERCY, BAKER AND CONFKCTIONKR, Begs to inform hie customers and friends, and the public generally, that he Is removing from I his present residence, situate in Pitt-street, to those premises recently occupied by Mr Heath, formerly of Wakefielcl-uuoet. Mr Percy, in returning thanks for the liberal support recently acoorded. respectfully solicits a continuance of past favours. Bride and christening Cakes made and orna mented to order, Families attended. Muffins and Crumpets as usual are a speciality. SjUFJJRIOR CORKUUATKD TANKtf, J, L. KEAN (Late aijtrkd Smart), Has for Sale a number ot the above, with Taps ready for use, at reduced rates, at his Shop, Elliott-street. Large quantities ot BDOnUng* Ridging, and Down' Pipes always in stock, Verandah Iron ourved at tho shortest notloe, Country orders will always receive his prsmp* attention. Lead washers always on hand. ROBERT WOOD 8, BOOT AND SHOE MANUFACTURER, CORLBY'S BUILDINGS, HoBSON-STRBXX (Opposite the Prince Arthur Hotel). EYEBY DESCKIPTION O? BEPAIBS NEATLY EXECUTED. A Trial Solicited. U1 r X I M E & CO., BUILDERS' AND FURNI3HINQ IRON MONGERS. kaeangahapb Road, Newton (Is those Premlßoa lately occupied by Baddlng ton and Lalng), Wish to call attention to their L'rge and Varied STOCK of Builders" and Furnishing Ironmongery, comprising all the latest Ameri can and Knglleh Novelties— A Choice Seleotlon of Register Grates Colonial Ovens, Fenders Iron lieds,toedß;(siiißlo and Double) Children's Cotp, Tinware (Large Assortment) Enamelledware, Brnsaware Washing Machines and Wringers Klootro Plate. B.M. Teapots Paints, Oils, and Varnishes, Spades, Bhovelfl Pioku. &c Coffin Furniture Sofa Springs and Chair Web, Spouting Horse Nails, Files, l&c, Cutlery, Zinc, Caps' Furnace Pans, Galvanised Tubs and Buckets Filters, &c., Palls, Looks, Hinges, &c, fco. A Speciality made of Carpenters and Joiners' TOOLS. Goods carefully Packed, and For warded with Despatch. JOHN PKTFORD, V HOUSE AND SHIP PLUMBER AND gas fitted. The Cheapest House in Auckland. high-strekt. auckland. AUCKLAND TIMBER COMPANY (LIMITED), GREAT BARGMNFIN BUILDING - TIMBER. W MAKING BOOH, II WU. BK.IN NJS R 5 SON) • BUILDERS, CARPENTERS, and JOINERS, VULOIN LANK. All Branches of the Building Trade executed by Experienced Workmen, Shop Fronts, Office Fittings, &o. "GIBSON & SON, • FABBIEHS & GUNRIUI. BLACKSMITHS (late of the Thamee), Wellington Place. En trance from Hobson and Wellington-streets). Jobbing ol all kinds done on the Shortest Notice. A TRIAL SOLICITED. 111 IS HE X AND CO, (LIMITED), JD Wholbsilb Shipping & Family Bdtchebs, Queen-street (next Bank of New Zealand, Auckland). — Poultry of all kinds dressed to order, Prime Smoked Tongues, Home-cured Bacon, Corned Beef on Sale in Large Quantities. — N.B. — Dealers In Game. Live Pheasants forwarded to all parts of the Colony upon receipt of order. Families waited on in town or suburbs. pUBLIC NOTICE. R. W. ROBINSON. Baker and Confectioner, Begs to announce that ha has reoently taken over the Windsor Store, Lennox's Buildings, Pitt-street, formerly carried on br Mr A. T. Carter, and trusts, by civility and attention, to merit a share of patronage from the families of the surrounding district. Wedding and Christen ing Cakes made to order. JJ O 1 I O B. W. H, SKINNER, ARCHITECT, Has taken offices formerly ooonplod by the City Council, and over Messrs. Upton and Co.'b, Qneen-Btreet. «1 B U I.T S ASON, Important to Storekeepers and Parties Pre serving. - Kdward Lewis, of Custom-house street,Tiaß just opened a Large and Varied As sortment of Jam Jaw and Jelly Cans for Pre serving purposes j also. Five Crates Btonewara Jars suitable for Butter Crooks and Bread Pans, toi. ___ QAMUEL Y. COLLINS, HOUSE. LAND, ESTATE, & FINANCIAL AGENT, HIQH-STKEET, AUCKLAND, LOANB AND MORTGAGES NEGOTIATED. For Bale, on terras to suit purchasers, Housing and allotments of various sizes, n Berosford street, Hepburn • street, Wellington- street. Wolfe-street, East-street, Graf ton Road, Symonds-street. Allotments Bought and Money Advanced tor Building; may be repaid by weekly or monthly Instalments, . Bharea Bought and Sola. TAIT 15 X O T H E X ft> MARBLB AND FREESTONE MABONS Monuments, Head-stones, Tombs, and Iron Tomb Ballings. mBCRIPTIQNS EXECUTED IN A BUPEBIOB BTXI* Pbiokb and Dksibhs FREE on Application. ADDBBSSt- CORNIB O» __ RUTLAND AND LOBHS STBBH* HwfiJwWMrt www wa w«ttfl»w •«••"



Exhibitions. QOCIBTY OF AKTS EXHIBITION, OPEN THIS RVKNING. From 7 to 9. Selections of Mublo will be given by the Band "during tbe Evening. Conductor ......Mr. Tmpey. - Almission-ONK SHILLING. QOCIETY OF AKTS' ART UNION. SHARKS :TBN MULLING J. Drawing will take place on MONDAY KVKNINU, at 8 o'clock. Winner of Prizes mar Select the Value from the Works on Exhibition, Tickets may be obtained at the Hall. Licensing Notices. niTY OF AUCKLAND. NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR TEMPORARY TRANSFER OF LICBNBE TO PURCHASER OR ASSIGNEE OF LICENSED PiIKMISES. I. ROBERT CURRIB. ot Tha Swan Inn Hotel. Auckland, being the holder of. a Publi can* License In respect of the House and I'm- > mises, situate at Stanley-street and tbe Strand, do hereby give noiici that I cieairo to obtain, and will forthwith apply to tbe Licensing Com mittee to have the Bald License transferred temporarily to JOHN ADAMS, who has pur chased the Lease of the said House and x're ralses. Dated the twentieth day of .April, 1882. XiOBKRT CURRIE. T ICENSING DISTRICT OF ONE JLI HUNGA. In accordance with "The Licensing Act. 1381," I hereby give notice that a Poll will be taken of the Ratepayers of the abeve District, for the purpose of determining whether the numbor of Publicans', New Zealand Wine, or accommoda tion Licenses may or may not be increased in the said District; and I hereby appoint MON DAY, the eighth day of May, 1832, between the hours of nine in the forenoon and Bix In tbe afternoon, as the time, and the Court-house, Onohunga, as the place, for taking the Poll as aforeßaid, Given under my haad this 20th day ot April, 1882. T. G. BLAKKT, Chairman of the licensing Committee. LICENSING DISTRICT OF PAPAROA. In accordance with "The Licensing Aot, 1881." I hereby g.ve notice that a Poll will be taken of the Ratepayers of the above District, for the purpose of determining whother the number of PuUlo&ts', New (Zealand Wine, or accommodation Licenses may or may not be Increased In the said District, and I hereoy ap point HOBSDAY, the ninth day ot May, 1882. between the hours of nine la the forenoon and fix In the afternoon, oa the time, and the Public Library, Howiok, as the place for taking the Poll aforesaid. Given under my hand this 20th day of April, 1882. GKO. KBLLB. Chairman of the Licensing Committee, Paparoa District. i Corporation Notices. niTY OF AUCKLAND. LICENSES FOR BILLIARD AND BAGATELLE BOOM?, BOWLING AND SKITTLE ALLEYS, THEATRES, PUBLIC BALLS, AND PLACES OF PUBLIC AMUSEMENT. Notice Is hereby given that all Licenses for the above, expiring on the 30th Instant, require to bo renewed on or before that date, in terms of the Municipal Corporations Act. P. A. PHILIPS. Town Clerk. Town Clerk's Office, April 11, lt-8?. Tenders. VTEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS. HURUNUI - WAITAKI R&ILV7AY, MAIN LINE. WAIRARI-HCTRONUI SECTION. HORSLEY DOWNS CONTRACT. FORMATION AND BRIDGES. Written Tender* will be received at this office np to noon of MONDAY, 21th April, 1883, for the Horsley Downs contract of the Hurunni —Waitakl Hallway. They most be marked "Tender for Horsley Downs Contract," on out side of envelope, and addressed to the Hon. the Minister for Public Works, Duncdln. Telegra phic tenders similarly addressed and marked will be received if presented at any telegraph office by noon of the same date, provided that written tenders, in dne form, are lodged at any District or Resident Engineer's Offloe by same hour. Drawings, spaolfloations, and general conditions may bs seen on and after Monday, 3rd April next, at this offloe, and also at the Fubllo Works Offices, Auckland, .Wellington and Ohristohurch. The lowest or any tender will not necessarily be accepted. By command, W. N. BLAIR, Knglneerln-Charge, Middle Island, Fubllo Works office, Dunedln, 25th March. 1882. Auckland Lnnatlo Asylum, April 12,1882. nnENDERS will be received by me, np X to the 30th lent., for the1 Regular Supply ot Gasolene to this As/lum, for the year ending 30th April. 1883. Conditions of Contract, Forme, &&, may bo obtained on application at the Asylam. The lowest or any Tender not necessarily ac oepted. ALKX, YOUNG.; M.D., Medical Superintendent. pRAFTON ROAD DISTRICT. Tenders for Drainage Works In Seafleld View Road will be received up to I p.m. on THURS DAY, 27th instant, at our office, Colonial Bank,' where plans and specifications may be eeou. BOYLAN & liUNDON. Engineers. m O CONTRACTORS. Tenders for the Kreotion of a Wharf at Mer cury Bay. for the Meronry Bay Timber Co,, will be received np to noon on TUESDAY, 125 th instant, a oar Offloe, Colonial Bank, where plans and a ocifloatlons may be seen. BOYLAN & LUNDON, Engineers. TENDERS will be received till Monday, the 24th. for the Erection of a Five-roomed Cottage in O'Neil-utreet. Ponsonby. Plans to be Been at J. Roberts' 9. Grocer, Ponwnby Road. mENDERS ara invited until noon of X MONDAY. April 2J, for Building Two Coal Barges, Plans and specifications at the oiHce ot the Kamo Colliery. Queon-strcet The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. rp O BUILDERS. Tenders will be received until noon of BATUKDAY. tho29th instant, for the Krectlon of Public Baths, Club-rooms, Shops, and iwelllnß-house, in Upper PiK-stseot, Newton. ' P"mB' etO"fttm7OTB ( TUENBULI, Architect* 3, Hcjjman'a Buildings, Queen-street. mOBUIL D B R S. No eligible Tender having been received. Fresh Tenders aro invltod until noon of THURSDAY. April 27th, for the Ereationand Completion of Two Bnops and I)weUlng-houBOB in College Road, Plana nd BpeolfleaUons at my office, Qaeen street. P. HKRAPATH, Archltoot. JT\~Q B U I L D KR S. Tenders will be received nntll noon of the 21th instant, for the Kreotion of a Concrete Villa Residence at Lake Takapnna. Plans and specifications at my office, Canada BoUdinm' Y»f AI T A KEJB E I BAS T. j w«.h "-onflflM are Invited/or Repairs to Boad B2SF"^ii NBU»?aooordlng to Messrs Boylan and ?^ Q/«»" fl But Tenderer to state iih»fhs woSld^do itfbr according to present SnSiflcStSSiv also for 2 feet width less. Sped goltloSSto be seen at Mr Baxter's. Tenders to be sent to Henderson, addreßßed to the Chair, man of the Board, not later than 12 noon on 21) th border, wwmumgj^



, \ ■ * si mHUATKK JK O V A L. continued suco-3?. Emtibb Change of Programmx TO-NIGHT (Saturday), and daring the Wset. New Organization of DORAu'S MINSTRELS. -* Fifteen Performers in an Entirely New Jfntortfiinment. Droaß Circle, 4a; Stalls, 2a ed; Pit, One SbiUinpr. J. Mabbhal-, Stage Manager. rpHEATKE KOYA L. MONDAYJ" APRIL 24, GRAND COMPLIMENTARY BENEFIT TO MESSR3 CAMPBELL AND MAKOETTS. Under-Djatingulshod Patronage. MON3TKK BILK The following Ladles and Gentlemen have kindly volunteered (or this occasion:—Madame - ' Andree. Mrs Wesley, Messrs Weßley, Monta- ■■~.) line, Bennett, Crane, Marshall, Williams, St. • - -J Olalr. Mo Aneny, Mettam Bros., Scuger, Heigh- *• M ton, and Brnbazon, Kirst appearance of Mr Fred Edmonds, the Celebrated Lightning Caricaturist, in the iW Greatest Novelty of the day. Great Attraction. Prices as usual. mHEA Ttt X ROYAL. In cODseqnenee of bo many people being refosed ~ admission to "MABirANA" CONCERT on Monday, April 17th, through the exotsalra crowding ot Choral Hall. And by General lioeire of Friends and this '; Musical PubUe, . :*?& MR. GOB DON BOOOH has the lionour to announes that the Concert '■ will be Rbpitated is Thbathe Eoyal oaf THURSDAY EVENING, AfRIL 27TH. Dress Cirole, Is; Stalls, 2s 6d j Pit, Is. i ' Tickots to Dress Clrclo and stalls may bo Ob. ' ■ '"S tamed, on and after the 20th instant, at Messrs ■ " Upton and Co.'s only, where Dress Circle plan may be Been, and seats for same reserved. /arIWI'QHTANT ANB SPRCIAL NOTICE.—AH if several of the Concert Tickets of "Maritana" > could not be received on Monday last, ' through the crowded state of the room, ' ;' Mr Uoooh denires to annouuca that Fine Seat Tlofeets nnused that evening will be avail. ; able for Dreea Cirole (3a), and Seoand Seat ■ Tloketa for Stalls (2a), the priooa ot admission . '■'■'« for next Thursday evening's repetition concert being made similar to last toondaj 'a Choral Haiiprioos, Dmbs Circle, 3a (plan at Upton's); Stalls, 2s; Gallery, Ib. TO OHOIB.-Fnll Rehearsal on Tuesday Evening nest. April 25th. at Schoolroom. Com* plimentary Tickets for Friends of Choir Mem bers issued those nights. pUBLIC HALL, OTATLORV. BPDENDID TABLEAUX VIVANTS, With 3J selections of Vocal Mublo by the Boholara of tba " ' Holy Trinity Sunday-school, WEDNESDAY ~; M EVKNING, Aprli2«th. 1882. Prooeeds In aid of Echool funds*. Tickets of admlifiion One BhlUlng, reserved seats, 2 1 ; oh lldren half-price doors open at 7.30 p.m., to commence at 8 p.m. » ECHABITE A3SNIVERSARY7 SOIREE AND MUBICO-LITKRIKY ENTBRTaINMENT, On WEDNESDAY, 28th April. Further particulars will be announced. J. O. CARR, Secretary, VJ X. JAMES'S HALL, KJ WBLLIKGION-SXBEBT. - MR. BARRY'S AUCKLAND ELOCU TION CLASS ENTERTAmMEKT. TUESDAY, 2STH APRIL. ■pOHSOHBY CHORAL SOCIETY, Conductor - ~ HERS CARL SCHMITT. V PRELIMINARY NOTICE. TES The Tint Odnoert of the Season will take place . : In the ," . PONSONBY HALL, OK MONDAY EVENING, MAY 1. PrOßrammo will appear in a'futnre laatte, Tiokota oan bo obtained from Messrs Up ton. ' Wayte, and Mears, Queen-street, or any - Mimber of the Committee. -• T. FIIfIiAYBON, AotlngHoc. Sen. p AIT NELL CONVENT SCHOOL, A GRAND~obNCERT (Vooal and Instrumental), Will be held in the Choral Ham,, under the patronage of the Very Rev. Hi 3, Fyno?, "I Vis, Cap., On MONDAY, May 1,1882. Proceeds to be devoted to Repairs and Improve ments to Convent and Select echool of Sisters of Mercy. Doors open at 7.30, to commonoo at 8. . Tloketß. 2s fid. .Tickets can be obtained from Mr Flynn, Bookseller, Welleßley-Btreot: Mr SM Canning and Mr Callnan, Qoeen-atreet' Mr Yates and Mrs George, Parnell; from any ot ' »» the Committee, or at the "N.Z. Freeman's ' ,$M Journal" office. Wyndham-sfcreet. ~ . ,■ UCKLAND ,'PRIENDLY AID I SOOIKTY. The ANNUAL 80IBEJC and DANOB wUI }.M be held at the Parnell Hall on May 2itb. Te» t * 3 atC.3O. Uanoing commonoing at 3 o'clock. ' J-'l Tickntß, 2g, * bporting. UKEMB BIRTHDAY RACES M To be Run 21th May, 1882. Will olobo 20th May. SDOO MEMBERS AT TEN SHUiUNOS. ' , BinTHDAY Handicap Tbabebmbn's Handi • (Dunedin) ay (Uunodin) First„ .. ..earn First.. „ ..aim -•■: Beoona .. .. ISO Second „ _ ioo ±'.& Third .. .. 100 Third „ „ » '1 Others (divideu)... 120 Others (dlvldea>« 1M :.;4 £820 fil» Gbakd National Btebpleohasb (Ohcißtolmroh), First . .. .. .. „ n mso Second .. .v .. «. w ,100 Third™ , „ „ 60 l S Othem (divided) „ - - .. 1M ■ Minn ■ » >• By letter only, with two stamps for replies. P.O. Orders and Bank Notes preferred. Country Cheques must have Is exchange added. The . "Jfi wora" Bearer" must not be erased, Beclitered Letters and Telegrams not aooepted, Poataea Stamps can be sent where one ticket only is \;-\ applied for. 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