The Auckland Evening Star.

Vol. XV—No. 3.73T

AUCKLAND, N.Z., THURSuAy, JvhY %1. 1883

(Published Daily)

PRICE : OflU PENiNY



Shipping, Z ¥ fNION STEAMSHIP '."" ' \)~~'*«1 *U COMPANY OF NEW \\ W/i ZEALAND (LIMfTHD), py^pA — *|Z_..ZZZ TIMB TABLE— July, 1882, ffHR GISBOKNB, WARIER, WSILfiINGTOM, "jiY'J'T'tLTON, PORT CHALMKRB. AN3 BLUFF iTROU OiTHits-srrzaT Whart) Hiesraer, »ato of Solllna, Latest Train. RIK4AROOMA rharaday. 27. noon ~ AtUWiTA '.'l)Ur3.,AiiK.3.loa,m. - i»()Tv,ZA'LJ.jZw *;L^Z7TiOTON. WHIr I,SN£vV;;:J. iii'TI'SLTON, AN» WitST CilAfIT '■■•tr-XT-: IFBOV M.AKJ7KA.UI. HAWtA Tuos., Aug. 1.9 a.m. 715 a.m. PiNQOIN Tubs., Aug. S, 1 p.m. 12 noon ■"~~FOS IiiIKLBOUIWa. Via .IOUTH, RikOABOOMA iThtiraday, 27. noon — Arawata* Thura,, Aug.3,loa,m. — 'Calling at Hobart. g, o;t HYDMijY, Tfi ANitJ Taoj.Ang.S,sp.m. - gQH LEVUKA AND SUVA. Taiaroa "|Tnes.,Ang22,6pm| - LIT Cargo must ba booked and alongside one hear before advertised time of departure. During May Special Tlokets will be issued to lijtfeltoi), available for return until June 30. Passage tickets mast be taken at the Com pany's i/fflco. Auckland Branch, ICS, Qaeen fitroei. ./;•*;. A Q TEAM TO LONDON, ®^> CRIENTUNB tmtiwfemi r rhe foUowlng steamships be longlu« io the Orient Steam Navigation Com pany (ljtmited)andthe Paoiflo Stoam Naviga tion Company, will leave SYDNEY at the sndormeutloned dates for MELBOURNK. ADK!,AIDK and LONDON, via Cape of Good Hop% Bteamer. | Reg. Ton'ge I Date. CHiMBOKAZO.... 8,817 I August U JOH-i BLDa;K 1.152 ».ugust3o BOKATA 4,nii Septem. 13 CUZCO 3,847 Eeptom.26 COTUPAXI jt.028 I Ootober9 And the Service will be maintained by buo oeedlng steam?« at Intervals of a Fortnight, Fnres to London, 15 to 70 kulnsnr, Parcels booked through to London. Passengers can book from Auckland at a through rate to cover Inteoolonial fare and to secure special advantages. S'nloon paßaongera are allowed to break their jonrnoy, j-«j sjjes from London can be granted in Aurklano. For i)'nnn and full particulars, apply, In Lon don, (o F, Green & Co,, and Anderson, Ander bom & v'o.. Joint Managers of tho Line; or to tie Agents In Auokland, , UNION STWAMSHIP CO. OF N.Z. (Limttkd), Qnean-itroet. iSS^,- 'fIHK ON L V DIKKCI STEAMICRS TOTE AROHA <BSiB~"r (CARRYINO PAS3ICNGKRS & CAHGO), CALLING AT THAMKB, HIKOTAIA. OHI NKMURI.VAEROA.WAITEKAURI.WAIHI, MORRINaVILIiK. AND GRANT ft FOSTER'S SETTLEMENT. S.S. RUBY AND S.s, VIVID. Leave Auokland I Leave Paoroa I Thursday, 27,10 p.m. Saturday, 29,11.30 a.m. FARES, To Thames—Saloon. 7s Gd; Steerage, 53. •To Paoroa—Single, 10a: Return, Its. To To Aroha—Ssmgle, Us; Return, 233. Freight through to Te Aroha, 25s per tool No transhipping at the Thames. >s**Ak OASSENGERS' LINE OF £MBbK TT PACKETS TO NEW ZEA 1/'Z?'*.3^LAND. *»feSB»SW OWNED BY~MKSSRa BHAW« SAVILLE, a C 0.,51, Leadenhall-st.-oet, London, The above line of ships are regular traders to all iheprlnoipal ports In New Zealand. They Bffl oilppar shipe, olaasod Mat Lloyds', and com. r.'ir. '.-A t7 iipcrlencad auwters. The bill of tora !b most 3Ubatantlii! ( and of the beat quality, ■lid the accommodation roomy and convenient. The undersigned are empowered to grant pas- C&gsn from London to New Zealand, payment foe which have boaa guaranteed ln tho colony. Return ships to London also leave at almost E«s?uiar Intervals. Ay.V. particulars on application to L. D. NATHAN ft C 0..) OWEN * ORAHAM, V Agenfli CRUIOKSHANK ft CO. J vCklfe*, "JDWSNINBULAR ATSD OKI jSS&?*-.iL ENTAL STEAM NAVlGA '=sSsaEiis'TioN COMPANY. The Company's Steamships (under contract fTlth thß Victorian Government for tho convey -BBoe of her Majesty's mails) will be despatched i "~~ I Leave 1 Leave i Leave «,eamor, | 3ydney I Melb'rn' I Ad'lade RAVBNNA I Aug. 9 AUg. 16 Aug. 17 HOME I Aug. 23 Aug. 29 Aug. 81 CLYDE.- |Bept.6 Sept. 12 Sept. 11 Route i—lt la Intended to despatch these Steaiaai-s for Plymouth and London via Point Co aallo. Passengers tor England will thorefttte BO! require to change steamers. Esiea o? paßEaga money to Plymouth or Lcn don I «70 firad, and Obi seoond-olass) Italian porte, Ja66flrrit,andfi4oaeoond-closß. Passengers booking at Auokland eooure special advantages. i?cr further particulars respecting paaacge tnonoy and frelsh* aimlyW ORUIGKSHANK fc CO« Asestt. IS, yuooiwstrse*. Auoitland. -S**Sf*^ O^AIUKU & ONEHUNGA ▼* STEAM NAVIGATION CO. '"*"***" (Limitsdj, 7w* Taulh-July, 1883. B.S. MANUKAU, Leaves Onehunga t Leaves WalaM I July July 28—Friday, 4pm 20-Satnrday. Sam Bl—Monday, 6.30 a m 31—Monday, 11 a m For Msnukau Heads, every Thursday, at 8 am By order of the Directors, all Freight most be prepaid, A. CUNNINGHAM, Agent. IVTORTHISkc! STEAMSHIP 3|p|||gl3l COMPANY (LIMITED). TIME-TABLE-JULY, Weather and other olroumstanoes permitting), FROM QUEEN-STREBT WHARF. FOB TAUKANQ A AND BAY OF PLENTY POBTB, HTBiAMUB. I DATB OF aAHiIHO. Wellington I Thursday, 27, 6p m Glenelg [ Monday, 31, 6p m ' " Conneots at Tonranga for Opo jaSafifa tiki and Bay of Plenty Porta every Tuesday. POE RUSSELL, WRANOAKOA, AND MAN- GONUI. Wellington I Monday, 31, 5 p m | gQB WHANQABKI AND VmAMQABBI HBAD3. Every luesday and Friday, at Argyis (Carrying passengers and cargo tor Walpn) FOB MANGAPAI. • Argyle I Every Tuesday, at Sp m FOB MEBOPRY BAY. piufjal | Wedneaday, 26.5 p.m. " FOE MANQAWAI. jytujai fEvery Thursday, at i p m FROM MANUKAU. FOB WAITABA. Mftes egor I Friday. 28.1 P.m. FOB HOKIANGA, Rowona I Thursday. 37.1 P.m. $%■ Cargo must be booked and alongside one hoar before advertised time of departure. Passage tickets must be taken at the Com pany's Office. No. 67. VptfgffijMffi^ 'ManagUMtDlreDtor. !,ilM«te^ TilOR WAITABA,— The "IpK^ V Northorn Steamship Co. s s.s. v*S^s&s.* Mi0 (4RE(}OK will leave the One hucga Wharf as above (weather and other oir clrnumstanoea permitting) oo FRIDAY nest. 23th instant, at 1 p.m.-For freight or paß»age aoply at the office of the Company. 67, Queen stroet. Auokland; or to A. Barnes, Onehunga.- A. McGiikook. Managing Director. r, v , , QTBAM ?V AB.E . 'mS^ THAMES, • ilfM%J^- OSINEMURI.WAITESAURI, WAIHI, TE AROHA, S?£DFIELDS. MOR- B»NSviLLE, WAITOA F^NB' AMBGRANT AND FOS.VER'B SETTLEMENT, BHIKBPBISB NO, 2, P,a TE AKOHA, & P.B. PATIKI, From Auokland i _ v From Thames i _ Thursday, 6 p.m, F.lday, 8 p.m, Saturday, 8 p.m. The time table of river steamers to be seen at Enterprise Office. Thames. Fabks . • To Thames _ Saloon, TsM j Steerage, M To Ohinemurl through, 6s extra To Te Aroha through, 10s extra Not rssponslole for shipping, carrying, or OlE* Otttgtoß UTO BtOOk, H/ a KBRRy AgenM.



Shipping. ■f^^^S, OOKOMANDBL, mm* The fairt and favourite m,; OOROMANDEt, Captain, W. D. Hargrove, Timk.Taht.b. Leaves Anoktand i Leaves Coromande) | ,„ ~ „ D T Thursday, 27,12 noon Friday. 28,1 p.m. Saturday, 29,12 noon Weather and other circumstances permitting, ■ SSi -S 8"0118™8 ln shipping, carrying, or landing live stock, N.8.-No cargo whatsoever will hereoelvod aftor tho steamer's advertised timo'of sailing. «... R. »'.nWIWU! J .iS*."M*! 1 B tt ar. *&3tev WXISAM TO THAMES, CAJR SSuSBo'IP RYING PASSENGERS AN>> "■"" m CARGO, OONNEOXma wits; Okine uirai, Omahc, Wattoa Piuma, ahd I4ohjhsi>' > »J.K,t,a (Plata Difrtrioti. ~ma Tabus, 5,3, EOTOMAHAK&, From Auokland i Friday, 12 noon From Thames i Thursday, i attoriioon Saturday, i afternoon FARES (SlNOLB)- Saloon I Sevan Shillings and Sixpence (7B (Id), Steerage I Flvo Shillings (sa), Freight through to Te Aroha, Sis per ton, No oargo received within half an hour of ad f srtlsed time of leaving. ERASER & TINNE. Agent. *«sljaSßs*. CJTEAM TO THE HOT 1^ SPRINGS, MAUURANGI, ****** MATAKANA, KAWAU, and OMAHA. The b.s. RO3E O ASKY. Al at Lloyd's. W. Somen illo, Master. For Hot Springs, Matakana, Kawau, and Omaha—Kvory Tuesday at H o'olook, re turning on Wednesday. For Hot Springs and Mahurangl—Saturday at 11 am,, returning on Monday aid Ifriday. No Parcels or Goods taken without shipping note. For freighter passage apply to H. J. WICKKNS. F* .— . ... , ■ i ■ " Insurances. IVKRPOOL AND LONDON AND GLOBE INSURANCE COMPANY. Capital £2,000,000 Wlth Unlimited Liability of Shareholders. Speoially Empowered by Act of the Parliament of New Zealand. Annual Fire Income, exceeding....41,069.000 Fire Reserve Fund__. 1,600,000 Accumulated Funds—__. 8,321,D6S , LOSSES ADJUSTED AND PAID IN AUCKLAND. Tho Company are prepared to accept Risks on Boildinga and their Contents—whether mercan tile or otherwise—ln the City and Suburbs.at Lowest Current Katks. JOHN BUCHANAN, A SENT. SHOIITT.ANIVBTRH.BT. TVI-JSW ZEALAND INSURANCE ±1 COMPANY. Capital _ J31.000.000 Re-inauranco and Reserve Funds „ ...£170.000 REDUCED RATES. PROMPT SETTLEMENTS, UNDOUBTED SECURITY. GEORGE P. PIKROE, General Managor. Public wowceß. T> U SINESS NOTICE. I bog to intimate to my friends and the pub'fo generally that I have oommenoed Business on my own account as a Wholesale Wine and Spirit Merchant, Having purchased the Stcok-in-Trade of Messrs Crulcksbank and Co. I trust that the same liberal support which was accorded for so many years tomyprode oessors will also be extended to me. ! J NO. KIRK WOOD. 18. Quoen-atreet, Auokland, July Ist. 1832 H t. v N G °- NOTICE OF REMOVAL, CHAS. CANNING, ln conveying to his numerous customers and friends hlo sinoere thanks for the generous support aooorded him during the past twenty seven years, would respectfully intimate to them that he has OPENED THOSK NEW PREMISES Next door to Messrs, Glanville and EUyett, Grooers. and immediately opposite to Union Bank of Australia, where all orders will be attended to during tho Erection or his New Priemisks, 0.0. would also beg to Inform those gentle men who have so long and bo liberally patronised the Cafe; that that branoh ot the business will still be carried on at the rear of the old building-entrance by St, Mungo Lane, Shortland-atreet. i^OTICU OF REMOVAL On and after Monday, the 21th Inßtant, MR. F. QUICK Will REMOVE to Temporary Premlsos ln the MARKET, during the Erection of New Stable n Albert-atreet. MR. AIT'KEN CARRIOK, Begs to intimate that he has commenced bUBIneBS as a BROKER. LAND & COMMISSION AGENT and may b3 seen or addressed at the oijice of William Attfcen, Esq., SHORTLAND-3TRBET, Auckland. AGGONS! WAGGONS) BUGGIES I BUGGtIESI A, MACKIE'd AMERICAN BUGGIES & FARM WAGGONS have arrived. Inspection Invited, QgyiQß i DURHAM STREET WEST. C_ AKS. - BBOTHBBB, ARTIST PHOTOGRAPHERS (oppositb vrnon bank), QtT BKN-BTRBK', AUOKIiAKDi PhotciKToph? in the Latest and Most Fashionable Styles. Executed la a manner Unsurpassed ln the Colonies. All Photographs taken by the Inbiantanious Psoobss, E.AEOB COLLECTION NKW ZBAIiAHD VMWB Always on Hgng ESSRS. ARMSTRONG AND CO., REAL ESTATE AND GuNERAL COMMISSION AGENTS, VALUATORS AND ACCOUNTANTS) Estimates for Contractors made out. and Tables furnished free of oharge. Oraoe over Clark and Gane's. Queen-street. T A B OUR EXCHANGE ESTATE AG ENC V, HIGH-STREET, AUCKLAND, A. T. CARTER, MANAGES. Rents and Debts Colleotod. Money to Lend on Freehold Security. 1 & » & ai) poxx aa, \X COACH-BUILDERS. GREY-STREET, AUCKLAND, N.B.—lron-bark Shafts, Spskes, Felloes, Slue Gum and kinds of Hardwood, at Lowest Market Prine». C- O TO P. DAY IS O N'S, JT Opposite the Fireball, G?oy;street,S For Lsdies" Drawers, from 1/8: Ladles? Che; mlses. from 2/; Ladies' Night Ureases, from 8/fl; Gins' Drawers and Chemises, from 2/6. Infants' Shirts, from 19 _ Infants' Day and Night Wrappers, from 3/6 Jnfanta' Robea. from 7/6 : and Bibs, IS Infants' Stay Bands, from /10; and all kinds Of HOSIERY. BABERDASBERY. JEWELLERY, AND FANOIf DgAPERY F. DAVISON- _____ GF SToVIN bees to draw the atten » tion of tho public that he has opened an ' office at theUnlon^surance Company's Build bmdnass as House Land, and Ea.ate Agent. — JENRY BRACK & CO. LIMITED^ WHOLESALE MANUFACTUR.WS W AND IMPORTERS Of «U kmds of SADDLERY. HIOH-BTBBBT, ACO^CIiAKB. BDW. JNQ. COX, Manager. "| HJB*i>'*lißU*: HOUBS, dEfIP. SIGN. AND QENERAt- DEOOPVEIVB PAINTBR,



iiusmeos Notices. Taine-s Free Stokes,' No. 13, CUSTOM • HOUSE • STREET EAST (Nearly facjlng Quoon-stroot Wharf), , MERCHANDISE, &c„ STORED AT CUR RENT RATBB. FRANK TAINE, MIiKCHANT f4M E B If VX 0 H UK, «i CARTER. CONTRACTOR, ice Goods Carted and DoUvorert from ship'n side on Shortest Notice. Ballast Supplied, HiiYiOAaTtis im) luv OS- Islands Goal Also, Firewood (ou* mnr] incut) reaannnbln.. TjILECTiSIC. SUPPLIES, OPPENIIEIMKuTcO., Auckland, Sole Agontr, In Now Zealand for Edward Pator. BOn'a Huropoan Tnlograph Works, Contractor to H.M. Government. Patoraon'a Loud Spoaking MICRO TELEPHONES. Patoraon'a Ebonito Bell T.H*LEPHONE3. Prloo, with Chord, £1 ouch. Patoraon'a Carbon TraiiHtnlttorß, with Bolls. Price. £310s each. Loolauoho'a Battorlos complete Prloo, 7fl Bd each. Insulated Wibkh for Tulpebonks o» ELECTRIC LIGHTS. For fall particulars apply to OPPENUEIMER & CO., AUCKLAND, r^ lass vy OEK » I nusa Our Leading Artlolos thlo wook are: Confco tlonorb' Jars, la por lb; 3 Glasa Jugs for 2a Gd ; Lamp Chluinoya. 3 for 6d ; Glass Balls for Shooting at. In quantities to suit purchasers; Harden Shaded, ml tlzos; Fluh Globes and Gold Fish, very cheap, M. COOK & SONS, FREEMAN'S BAY. pHEall CUTLER Y. THOM a"s S~A MUKL Hftsjuatreooived A NEW STOCK OF BEST CUTLERY, tZT DIRECT FKOM SHFFIKLD, TS» Conslatlng of Ivory, Dessert, and Tablo Knives Bona Desaort Knives, from 9j por doz Bone Tablo Knives, from 12s por doz Pocket Kniveo, Solssora, Razors, So Also, Klectro-plato Forks, Spoona, Cruots, &o. ALL TBE ABOVE QOdDS ARK SELLINa VJCRY CIIBAP. Wholesalo and Retail. THOMAS SAMUEL, 4g, qukbn-3trkkt (Opposite Town Clock), FormoaaG In Morts. ; ]^"K\Y 2KALAKD FKRJfB 1.1 Unmounted, or j TBSte'ullr Mounted In various waya, STOM UCPTO 1-0 VASi jraira, or Bala by 1 S P. I C C X A I G, _ PaiNCEa-BTUMT. LWXys'aHEAD I—Goodson's" Lon don Arcade. — The Largest Stock of Children's Tor Books In Auoklaud, Papr and Linen, from 3d uo to 2a (id each, comprising :- All tho lateat designs by Doan & Son, Wnrne & Co., Routledge, and other well-known put*- Ushers in all strles, viz.: Panoramic Nonsen sical, Transforming, Military, Alphabetical, Naval, iEathetio (by Crane ana Andre). Birth day Books, in cloth Rile and Morocco, from 2s to 6a Gd. Camphor Boxes.to prevont infectious diseases and also keep moths from clothes, only 3d each. Toilet Sets, from 6s each. Torra Cotta Ornaments, a' the rage in London at tho present tlmo. Sta onery at English prloea. For Prosents on al occasions, visit Goodson's London Arcade. US. Queen street. or van k.- uilmoub (Lata Tuom&s J. H&rbatt), STEAM BRUSH, PORTABLE FORGE, AND BELLOWS FACTORY, VIOTOBIA.BTBKHT EABT, Auckland. J~~ OH N M. HASLET T, BUILDER. HOUSE AND SHIP JOINER, &0„ Fobt-strket, Auckland. Haying commenced business In the above line, is now prepared to reoelvo orders for every description of Carpenters' and Joiners' Work. Ofllce Fittings, Shop Fronts, Counters, Shelves, ProBSOB, Cupboards, oto. Every desorlptlon of work connsoted with the trade, from House Building down, executed on the Shortest Notice, and most Reasonable Terms, FORT- STREET, Two Doors from Customhouse Hotel. rpO THE PUBLIC OF PONSOHBY. F. DAVIHS, Boot and Bhoa Manufacturer, of Ponaonby Koad. calls tho attention of his cus tomers and friends to the follow'ng:—Child ren's Elastic Boots, from 3s; Goloßhes, Is Od (ohlldren'd; Women's Kid E.S. Boots, from 7s 6(1; obeap lino in Men's Klastlcs, 12a (colonial made, &c); Women's Colonial made Leglets, 12s6d. FULMAN'S PHOTO ROOMB, ?HOSTLAKr> STRXBT, Sacrists aat Visitors are invited to Inspect Pulman's Views of the Hot Lakes, Auckland and Bush Scenery, &o. The greatest variety of Original Portraits of Maori Celebrities in New Zealand. PHOTOOBAPHY IS AM. ITS BRANOHSa. BY APPOINTMENT. CABINET- _^ r M_t^&si9Si*. r.™,™ n . T08.R.8.1^-<g2!_W^Zfr& EDINBURGH A.» Seuffert & Son, ELLIOTT-STREET (Market Entrance from Wellesley-Btree AUCKLAND. Every desorlptlon cf Fancy Inlaid Wortc In New Zealand Wood or other material executed to any design, for Deooratlve, Domestic or other purposes. SAMPLES ALWAYS KEPT ON HAND, 81M W O X-- ,1 O E, W. H, SKINNER, ARCHITECT, Has taken offices formerly occupied by the City Cannon, and over Messrs. Upton ad Oo.'b, Qtioen-ntreat. m O T H 15 PUBLIC. RICHARD GEORGE, BUTCHER AND GENKKAL PURVEYOR, Respectfully solicits tho public to try Mb CHOICE STOCK OF MKAT, at Lowest Pricks. Families waited on for Orders. Best Quality Corned Beef. Shipping Supplied. Note the Address— MANUKAU ROAD, PARNELL. OUBLIC NOTIOE. riCHartTmoore (Late of C teen-street Wharf) Takes thlß oppor rolty of Informing his old friends and the pi blip generally that ho pro poses, in' connection with his sop William, commencing in his old trade of WINE AND BEER AND SPIRIT MERCHANT, On Thursday, July 8, In FORT-STREET, Auok land, in the premises lately In the occupation of Kommer & Co.; and hopes, by celling a good article at a fair price, to obtain the same liberal support as previously obtained by him. Martell's Brandy Hennesey's Brandy Lowndes's Rum, 30 o.p. Greenloeß's Scotoh Whisky Danville's Old Irish Whisky Gpnevs, JDKZ Port Sherry rhampagne Tokay Matara Constantia Bernard's Ginger Wine Tennant's Ale, Gulnness's Stout Whitehead's Stout, to arrive Marrlan'a Alp, to arrjvp Gulhnesa's Stout, to arrive Sparkling Burgundy, to arrive Champagne, to arrive R.M. bas shipped a quantity of the finest Old Poi't to be had In xondon, and whloh la now on Terms—Cash. Fort-street. July 1. '83 JUST OPENED, Finest Brand op Tobaccos, Cigabs, and Fancy Goods. 176, QUEEN-STREET, Next Rattray's Clothing Shop; Hi BAILEY, TOBACCONIST



Medical. MOKE LOCAL EVIDENCE 01 TUB CURATIVE PROPERTIES or OROFESSOR m USSCOTT'S j Hekbal Trkatmknt, MAY NOW BE CONSULTED AT HIB AD DRESS, SHOBTLAND-BTKBKT. TF YOU ARE TROUBLED WITH JL RHEUMATISM apply Professor Gussoott. If you aro troubled with Neuralgia or Tooth actio, apply Professor Uusscottt. This ia an instantaneous euro, and no cure no pay, It you aro tronblol with Bad Legs or Bad Breasts, apply Proreesor Gusscott. I I* yon aro troubled with Stiir and Swollon Joints, Contracted Cords or Muacloa, Lqmo or * Weal: Backs, consult Prufussor Gussoott. If you aro troubled with Dropsy, oonsult Pro fessor Guoscott. ; If you aro troubled with Asthma or Bron . ohltia, consult Profosaor Gussoott, If yoiitaro troubled with Plloa, Blind or Blooding, consult Profosaor Gussoott. If you aro troublod with Sonrvy or Skin Dlsonso, a porfeot euro by applying to Profeaoor Gusscott. it you aro troublod with Gravol, apply Pro fosaor Gnascott. If you aro troublod with Pleurisy, consult ProfeHaor Guascolt. If yon are troubled with Sclatloaor Lumbago, a porfeot ouro.by applying to.Profoaaor Guasoott It you aro troubled with Gout, oat loss and drink loss, that is my advice, It you aro troublod with Flatulency nnd Wind on tho stomach, upply to Professor Gussoott. It you aro troubled with an oxoesslvo dls obarßO of urlno, or roto-ition ot urino. thoro aro a few cases which I havo cured, which Is un deniable. If you are troubled with Liver Complaint, bo- CttUbO tho Liver ia tho lovor, tho propbllor of our health, tlio regulator ot tho hnman Bystoin, tho maln-Bprlng of our body, by which all tho organs of our stomnoh aro regulated and kept in aotlvo motion, Iho further otlloo Ot tho Llvor Is to comparoand Bocroto tho bllo. sorvo as a stralnor or llltoror of tho blood, separate all lmpurltios thorofroui, and to rottae it and make it pure, rloh, and healthy. How indispensably necessary then, for the flood of our health, that our llvor should always bo in good working condition, that wo may al wayn have pure, healthy blood. If tho liver should bo inactlvo or any way dlsoasnd, our wholo system ia mado to BUil'or Bovoroly ; our mental, physical, and nervous powors become wonkenort and alok, because of tho blood not be ing purified and mano healthy, whiob brings upon us paralysis, dropsy, ana many other dls ngrooablo and gloomy fooilncs ; the skin and ) oyes will assume a dark nnd yellow apponranoe, tho kldnoyo rofusotodo their part of tho work, and tho urino booomos colourol and forms a thick t ust sodiment afior standing awhllo. There will bo pain in the small ot itho br.ok, oxtonulng through and undor tho ehouMor blades, with creeping chills running down the b •elc, Blugfiish and vory sleepy feeling at times. cod haniio and foot, and ofton sick-headache ; pain Is felt at tho pit of tho stomach, with all gono sinking reeling at tlmos, fUtoloncy and acidity, fluttering nr.d trembling sensation at the heart, sour eruot.itlons, offensive bolclilngs of tho witid nnd gas, and vory ofton thoro Is water boash and vomiting: tho tonnuo coated with a whitish fur. hoadaoho, heartburn, pal.iiatlnn, wind, colic, gonoral debility, rover, bowels irregular (sometlmoa oonß.tlpn.tod and other tlmoß qulto loose), when portlouH of tho food aro passed off undigested. All of these ailments proceed from an Inactive or diseased llvor rot proporly seorotlng or Btraluing from tho blood tho poison olomont con talnod therein, whloh makes its rounds of circulation through our wholo body onco evory four minutes, tho samo by night as by day; without ono moment's pauso or coßaatlon. tills llfo-Rlving prooesi must go on from tho earliest of our being to lire's latest hour. 1 hue you will learn how it la, nnd what it Is that makes ua sink, breaks down our health, destroys our happiness, debilitates our body, weakens our norvos nnd worrioa tho brain, and brlnga upon us all kinds of fevers, causes tho body to suffer with aches and pains. PIROFESSOB GUS3COTT'S TONIC ib a Perfect Curb for dyspepsia. It Is intended to have tho snme effect upon tho Llvor and Bilious organs as Calomol and Blue fills, without thoce serious results to tho system that follow the use of suoh dangerona and polsonons minerals. Tho Tonlo poasessos moro activity thun any othor rurgativo modl oino evor known—it operatoa freely, without pain or griping or sickness of tho stomach; tho reason why it is so is becauco each ingredient acts Independently of the othor—soma aro for tho Llvor and panorontio juice, another sots upon tho bowels, another upon tho stomach, and snothor upon tho Intestines, &o.,yet tho united combination ia one of great power, While it purges tho bowolß of their unhealthy contents, it restoros tho soorotions, stimulates tho various digestive funotiona, and starts tho blood Into froo and aotlvo circulation. HOW WE ABE TO TAKE IT. Dibkotions for Usk—Half a tumbler threo tlmoa a da>, an hour boforo or after meals. PKOFES3OR GUSOOTT'3 TONIC oarrles "healing on Its wings," glvos hopo and health to the afflicted, strength to the Invalid, vigor, buoyancy, energy and vitality, io> tho on feobled ; it acta upon all the funotiona of tho human Byßtotr.. scarchoß out tho Impurities ex isting ln tho vital Quid, attacks and dispols them. It Is mildly purgative, oxorttag a soothing and cooling influence on the bowels, Btrengthons the Btomach, gives activity to tho Uverand digestive organs, allays all Internal inflammation, Invari ably enres Dyspepsia, Blind and Bleeding Piles. Sick Headaohe, and all dlsordors arising from biliary dorangemont, The groatost possible caro Is used in.prepor ing it. Instead of giving a pleasantly-flavoured compound, possessing no medical vlrtno, I offer a solnntifloally prepared concentrated Vogatablo oxtraot in itself, and throe funda mental elements of tonlo. alterative, and cathartic. In eevoro cases of rheumatism of long standing, whothor chronic or Inflammatory, or mercurial, It Invariably effects a speedy and permanent onre: it not morely givos roltef for the time being, but goes to tho root of tho evil and removos tho cause. For all Scrofulous and Cutaneous Eruptions, Bolls, Blotches, Pustules, Pimples, Tetter, Salt Rhouin, Banning Soros, Ulcors,' and all dis orders ot tho blood, hereditary or acquired, it Is a speolflc. It Is unnecessary to specify the many complaints to whtoh It Is applioablo and neces sary, knowing and believing that a good remedy caniO' euocess with It, and speaks In londer tones than human tonguo can mtor to the heart of the sufferer. We offor it on its own merit", and leave It to prove Its own value by Its operation. To Professor Gusscott, Shortland-Btreet: 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 I have tried medical men, chemists,and old women's cures, but nevor had a perf cot cure until I applied to you, about six weeks ago. They need to come down and bleed for an hour at n time bo that I should have to change my clothes, but when you told me you wonld make me worse before I shonld be better. I could not reokon yon up. I thought I should havo to give up bnainesa altogether, If I Bhould ba worse, but in four daya yon oonvlnood me that I could give you this testimonial with confidence, that in Aye weeks you have offeotod a perfeot wiro on me. I shall.evor be a believer ln herbs after the wonderful cure ycu havo performed on me.— Yours, ever grateful, Henry Marsh, Albert street. October-11. To Profosaor Gussoott, Shortland-stroetilDoar Sir,—lam happy to Inform you that through your herbal treatment I can safely say that I have received more benefit through your herbal treatment than all the medicine that I have ever taksn. I have been troubled with asthma tor tho last five years. I was obliged to give up my business and come to Auokland for medical treatment, and soelng your testimonials and the many cures yon had effected, and also that you required no information and that you could tall a man's complaint as soon as you saw him—you did so to mo so correctly, and that Is more than any medical man ever told me before, and it gave mo oonfldonoo to plaoo myself nndor your treatment. lam well known In Cambridge. I Bhall roturn home on Wednesday, andjou may rely you will have many applications from that district.—Yours, truly, John Hargravos, Queen street Auokland I'o Professor Gußsoott, Shortland-atreet. Sir,— I have been troubled with neuralgia in both my head and face, and been deprived from many nights' Bleep, and when I sat down to my food many tlmoa I have had to get np from the table and walkabout without ever tasting food. As I told yon; when I applied to you, that I had tried all tho chemists in town, and I only got temporary relief. When you told me yon v/oul^ cure me in a mtante I was' very 'doubt ful, but am happy t > cay you did so. I Bhould recommend any lady suffering from tho same to give yon a trial, as you told me, if no cure, no pay,—Believe me to be, yours over thankful, Kaohel Cousons, Viotorla-street, November 24. Professor Gussoott 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 caretnl study of the human system, he can dooifle almost at a fdanoo the diagnosis of the case, thereby reliev ing the patient of a great doal of norvou-noBB and hesitation. Profosaor Gnascott Invltos tho confidence of either sex suffering from functional derantje monto, apermatorrhffja, esfeaunttng droatns, &o. professor Gnascott has mado'nervous dohillty and loss of power his gpeolal study, from what ever oause arising. Ho would earnestly impress upon those who do suffer to seok Immediate advice and counsel. If they desire " an old age, eereno and bright." Lot no false delicacy deter suffering victims from removing the cause of this blight to manhood. The strictest ooufldecca be rel|ed ucon. CONSULTATION GRATIS. Can os consulted cy loner. Pnblio inspection Invited tc the large assort ment ot BRITISH and AMERICAN HERBS. Note tho Address— Professor Gtusscott, Nest Door to Messrs Winks and HaU Establishment, SHOBTLAND-STBEBT, AUCKLAND! | Henri-! wm a twn. to B p ra,



Prospectus. TO R O SPECTU S Off IBS! ST. HELIER'S AND NORTHCOTE T AND /COMPANY LIMITED). Capital „ ~. ... _ .. ~. £125,000 in 125.000 Sharks as £1 Each. 2s (id to bo paid on Application; 2s 0d on Allot ment ; is 3d ln Six Months; Is 3d in Twolvo Months; and the Balance, If required, at tho disorotlon of the Dirootora. DißitCTons i Mr fl'm. Altken Mr J. M'Cosh Clark Mr Oravos Alokln Mr D. B. Crulokshank Mr Jos. Bennett Mr Thoe. MaofTarlano Mr Henry Brett Mr Thoa. Morrin Mr Thos. Baddle Dr. Parchas Mr J, L, Clark Mr B. Tonks Bankers: National Bank of New Zealand. solicitous: Mossrs Whltakor, Russell & Buddlo, BROKERS: Auckland Brokers' Asaooiation. Skokbtaby: Mr F. A. White. Tho Couipony was originally projected for the purpose of acquiring blocks of good suburban land to bo re-sold in lots suitable for residence sites, and recently, with tho view of adding to the value of their lands by affording greater facilities of access, tho Provisional Directors have entered into arrangements for providing a system of Tramways for the City and Suburbs. An agreement has been made with the City Council by which tho Company has secured the exclusive right to construct and work such Tramways for a period of twenty-one yeara, and tho terms of the ennceasion leave no room to doubt that the undertaking will be advanta geous to tho community and profitable to tho proprietors. The propertioa already purchased consist of several blocks of choico land, comprising tho St. Heller's Bay Estate of 620 acres, the Hcniucm Land Company's Estate of 11" acres, and the NorthcoteEstato of 1012 acres, amounting in all to 1710 acres: tho wholo being admirably adapted for villa sites.combining Disadvantages of extensive frontage to tho Waitcmuta llTila bour, picturesque scenery and soil of excellent quality, together with, proximity to the city. The sales already efi'octed havo avoraged £200 per aero in Remuera, and £120 at St. Relief's and land adjacent to tho Northcote Estate has been recently sold at £100 per acre. Tho directors call special attention to the front increase of valuo which has resulted from the constructicn o£ tramways in suburban districts In oilier places, amounting in some cases to ten times the original cost; and ns the Company's hinds wero purchased beforo nny provision of the kind hud been made, it is rensonabto to anticipate a similar favourable result in the present instance. It ia intended to proceed with tho construction of tho lines already agreed upon as soon as tho necessary materials can be obtained, tho Company having iiK'eed to open tho tratllo and havo cars run ning Willlill KIQHTKKN MONTHS from dIUC (if coiiuOts on. Tho Directors havo secured tho services cf a gentleman of largo oxperienco in tho practical working of tramways in tho British Islands, and can confidently recommend the enterprise to their fellow colonists, in tho full conviction that it will prove a good investment. Applications havo boon received for GojOOO shares, leaving 00,000 still to bo taken up. Plans of tho several estates may bo seen, and all other information regarding articles of asso ciation, etc., may bo obtained on application to the secretary, at tho company's oillce. Short land-street, Auckland. Applications for shares, accompanied by n deposit of two shillings and sixponco per share, will be received by too numbers of tho Auck land Brokers' Association, or by tho secretary, up to tho 21st flay of August 1882 and shares will bo allotted according to priority of applica tion. Sewing Machines. DINGER'S OEWING TVTACHINES, aiSISS Machines SDKor,* Machines «SSES Maoblnei § SSft Machines : BjnK« • Machines btnger s Machines Singose Deolslvo Machines Singer/ Uooielvo Machines binger/ Doolßive Machines bingoi/ Deolßlvo Machines Singers Doolblvo Maohinos Soger b Decisive Machines | D»'," Maohinos |°8I»e AND Machines SnKOr/ Maohinos binger* Overwhelming Maohinos ftlngorV Overwhelming Maohlnes Singers Overwhelming Maehlnoa Siojert Overwhelming Maohinos btnger/ Overwhelming Machines aiS"6^ Overwhelming Maohlnea anger- Overwhelming Maohinos StDKOrV Maohinos Sngert Machines §}?£*£.' Machines sngor, vutory for tho Singer • Machines Singer « Vlotory for tho Singer Machines Singer/ viotory (or tho Singer Maohinoa glngor_. Victory for tho Smgor Maohinos SBngers Victory for tho Singer Machines Singers Victory for the Singer Maohinos , Singer s Viotory for the Slngor Machines Singer ► * Machines Knger ► Machinea Stager f Machines Sln K er a Two QoM Modal* Maohlnes Singer/ Two Gow Medals Maohlnes S ngere. Two Bold Modals Mrfbhlnos Sngor f Two Gold Modals Machines Singers Two Gold Modals Maohinos Singer, Two Gold Modals Machines Stagers t wo Q o ia Medalß Machinea | n ßer,« Maohlnes Stager. — Machines-1 gn«et/ Maohinos Singer / Beating all Competitors Maohinos finger * Beating all Competitors Moohines SlngerV Beating all Competitors Maohlnes ginger ► Beating all Competitors Maohines gingers Beating all Competitors Maohlnea Singers Beating all Competitors Maohlnes Singer b Beating all Competitors Maohines S} nß°_/ Itfachlnoa SngerV _« Maohlnes _\ D«ci, a Maohines Singers simplest and Best Machines Singer ci Simplest and Best Maohlnes Singer/ Simplest and Best Machines gingers Slmpleßt 3nd Beßt Machines Singer b Bimplest and Best Machines Stager/ Simplest and Best Machines Stager/ Simplest and Best Maohines |}sf_y - Maohinos Stager/ — Machines li 01*01? Maohinos Singer/ The Singer Is Unequalled Machines Singer/ Tho Singer is Unequalled Machinea Singer s The Singer Is Unequalled Maohines Singer/ The Singer is Unequalled Maohines Stager/ The Singer Is Unoquslled Machinea Singer/ The Singer is Unequalled Machines dinger i- The Singer la Unequalled Maohlnea Singei/ Macninos Singer/ — Maohinos 81nger f i- Maohlnes Singer/ Has the Largest Sale Maohinos Slngor b Has the Largest sale Maohinos Slngor r Has the Largest Sale Maohlnes Singer? Has tho Largest Sale Macnlnos Singer i- Has the Largest Sale Maohinos Singer/ Has the Largeßt Sale Maohinos I Singer i. Hu the Largest Sale Maohlnea I gingers Maohiuts Stager/ Maohines Singer/ Machines Sinner a la the Cheapest Maohines Singer/ la the Cheapest Machines Singerh la the Choapeat Maohines Singer t Is tho Cheapest Maohines Singer/ Is the Cheapest Machines finger/ i a the Cheapest Machines inger/ Ja the Cheapest Maohlnes Singers Maohlnes Singer/ ~- Maohlnes Singer/ Maohlnes Singer/ Halt-a-orown por Week Maohines Singer r> Half-a crown per Week Maohlnes Binger/ Half-a-orown per Week . Machines Slngor/ Half-a-orown per Week Machines Singer t Half-a-orown per Week Maohinoa Singer's Half-a-orown per Week Maohinos Singer t Half-a-orown per Week Maohlnes SlngerV Maohlnes finger s — Maohines Singer's, Maohines Singer's BBANCU Machines Singer's* Maohines SlngerV 261, Queen-street Machines Singer's 281, Qneen-Btreot Maohlnes Singer's 261, Queen-street Maohlnes Slngor's 261, Queen-street Maohlnea Singer's 261, Queen-street Maohlnes Singer's 2M, Qnoen.Btreet Machines SipgeiV 261, Qneen-street Maohines Singer's . " Machines SlngerV Auckland Msohlnos Singer's Auokland Machines Singer. Auckland Machines SlngerV Auckland Machines Singer', Auckland Maohines BlngerV Auckland Maohlnes Singer's Auckland Maohlnes Singer's Maehlnoa Siniefs Machines Singer's Machines Einger'e Machines Singer's Machines singer's Maohlnea SINGER'S SEWING MACHINES. TO THE KESIDBNTS OP FQRSONBY ' AND NEIGHBOURHOOD, W. COCH Xa N, Junior, FAMILY BUTCHER. PONSONBY ROAD, corner of Pompalller-Bt., invites inspection of his Choice First-class Meat. Families waited upon for orders. A trial respectfully solicited!



TOBW ZEALAND RAILWAYS, OAST IRON CYLINDERS CONTRACT, Publlo Works Office, Auckland, 2lst July, 1882. Written Tondors will bo rooelved at this Offloa until noon of MONDAY, 31st July, 18S2, for tho Supply and Delivery of about 80 tons ot Cast Iron Cylinder Plates, Fitted together and Numbored, as por specifications. Plans, speci fications, ar d conditions of contract can be seen at this Office, and at tho Warden's Offlco, Thames. 'I'ondora mnat bo addressed to the Hon. tho MiniHtor for Public Works. Auokland, and marked outalilo. '• Tender for Uyllnaer Cast ing.!." Tho lo west or any tender not ncccssai ily accoptod. By command, W. H, HALES, Uiatrlct Engineer. AUCKLAND RAILWAYS. GETTING AND FILLING SCORIA CONTRACTS. Rcsldont Englnoor's Office. Newmarket, July 25,1883. Written Tondcrß will bo rccoivrl at thla Office up to noon of FRIDAY, 4th AugUßt, for (Jetting and Kilting Scoria at tho Pita at Mount Smart and Mount Albert, Conditions of contract can bo soon and forms Of tondor obtained at tho nbnvo office, Tho lowest or any tonder not neoesoarily accoptod. JOHN COOM, Roßidont Engineer. TUNATIO ASYLUM. Tondors will bo reootved by mo up to the Ist of August prox., for the Supply of Uodding and Clothing to the Auckland Lunatic asylum for tho remainder of tho financial year, onding 31st March. 1883, Lists of Articles Needed, Forms. Conditions of Contract, &c„ can be obtained on application ut tho Abylnm. Samples to bo furnished. Tho lowest or any tender not nocos3arlly ao ooptod, ALEX. YOUNG, M.D., Medical Superintendent. rgtENDEBS tor Supply of Boots, &c„ JL to the Auokland Lunatio Asylum, for the remaieddr of tho financial year, ending 31st March, 1883, will bo received by mo up to the let August prox, List Hot Artlclos Required. Forms, Conditions of Contract. &c.. can bo obtained on applica tion atjtho Asylum. Samploa must bo famished. Tho lowest or any tondor not nooossarlly ao ooptod. ALEX. YOUNG, M.D.) Medical Superintendent. Auokland, 12th July, 1832, •VTEWTON HIGHWAY DISTRICT -L" BOARD. Tenders will b3 received hy tho above Hoard till FRIDAY, the 28th Inst, for cartine Scoria, vh, ScaulH, Sua., for current yeir. Toncora may bo left at Warnook Bro?.'Btor.j, Durham street, addreascd to ROBERT S. WARNOOK, Chairman, Newton Dlßtriot Board. calls. BKCUKY BAY TIMBER COM PANY. NOTICE OF OALL. Notice la horoby glvon that tho Directors have this day mado a Call (tho second) of Two Shillings and Sixponco for Shares, due and pay ablo to tho Hoorotary, at tholr offloo, on or boforo tho 28th Inst, BENJ. GILMER, Socretary Mercury Bay Timber Company (Limited), Auckland, July 20,1882, * , l. , .' Dividends. HE UNION STEAM SAW MOULD ING, SASH, & DOOR COMPANY (LIMITED). An Interim Dividend of Ton Shillings per Share for tho half-year onding 30th Juno last has boon declared, and ia payable at tho Regis tered Offloo of tho Company. Mechanics' »ay. Auokland, on and from Ist day of August proximo. DAVID MURDOCH. Socretary, rriHE UNION STEAM SAW, MOULD- A ING, SA.BH, AND DOOR COMPANY (Limited). For the convenlonco ot Shareholders Divi dends will be paid at t>io Company's Town Office, Custom-houso-strcet, on THURSDAY and FRIDAY, 3rd and Ith AugUßt, between tho hours of 1 and 3 p.m. DAVID MURDOCH, Seorotary. i ■■.'■ ssßaasaaa a . i ■ Corporation JNotices. DO ROUGH OF PARNELL, LOAN OF £6000 FOR WATERWORKS. The Parnoll Borough Connoll having been dnly authorised to raise tho above loan for the purpose of constructing Waterworks in the Uorough. they havo decided to issue Debentures for that pnrposo in sums of "Ifty Pounds and One Hundud Pounds, Intorost upon which at the rate of 6 por cent, per annum will bo payable half yearly. Tenders wi". be received by the Parnell Borough Council at tholr Offlco, Manukau Road, op to Monday, tho 7th day of August, at Noon, from perrons willing to take up tho whole or any portion of the above Loan, full particulars of whloh may bo obtained from tho 'I own Clork. Applications for Debentures to bo addrossei io the Darnellßoroogh Oounoll, marked "Tondors for Waterworks Loan." S. REYNOLD 3, Town Clork, Borough Council Office, Parnell, 22nd July, 1882. T>OROU«H OF PARNELL, LOAN OF £8000 FOR DRAINAGE OF THE BOROUGH. Tho Parnell Borough Connoll having been duly authorised to raiae the above Loan, for the purpoßo of providing a system of Drainage for tho Borough, they have deoided to issue Deben tures for that purpose in sums of £50 and £100, intorost upon whloh, at the rate of 6 per cent, per annum, will to payable half-yearly. Ten ders will be roosit od by tho Parnell Borough Connoll, at tho'r office, Manukau Road, up to MONDAY, tho 7th day of Angnst,at noon, from persons willing to take up the whole or any portion of tho above Loan, full particulars of whloh may be obtained'from tho Town Clork. Applications for Debentures to be addisssod to tho Parnell Borough Counoil marked, " Ten dor for Drainage Loan," S. REYNOLDS, Town Clerk, Borough Counoil Office, Parnell, 22nd July, 1882, Drapery and OlotDing. /*• °\ / AHB \ II DEFERRED \\ II PAYMENT I I*l SYSTEM. I mAiLORs, drapers; and -■- OUTFITTERS. HOBSON-STREBT (Nearly opposite Welllngton-streetd Have a Wkix - aesobtbd stock &j vis BEST CLASS GOODS. All Tweeds thoroughly shrank before being made op, and fit and workmanship guaranteed. The Vtft\ red FavmaxtSvstcm has b-sn Sound to be a great boon, by enabling those with limited Incomes to procure necessaries in the easiest possible way, INSPECTION INVITED U/" X L LjKSL is _ fiOUSi, A. LOVETT, I Begs to Intimate to hio Customers and tho ! Public generally, that his WINTER STOCK OF NEW FASHIONABLE ft CHEAP DRAPHRY & MILLINERY la Now to Hand. Dresa Goods in all the Leading Fashionable Shades and Textures. Calicoes from 3d, Flan nels from BJd per yard, Sheeting from lOd. A Largo stock of Tweeds in all Qualities. Blankets from 6a Gd a pair, Hxtra Value ln Corsets, from 2s 6d. A Lssdlng Novelty Is the " Flexible Hip "Cojsat, very com fortable and durable, 7a Gd. ' Now Sijlss in Ladies' Jackets and Ulsters, Including the Dolraan Ulster. / Ladles' and Children's Underclothing and « Baby Linen, in Great Variety. A Choice Stock of Ladlos' and Children's Hate and Bonnets; trimmed andnntrlmmed: Flowera, Feathers, etc. A Good Blaok French Merino, at 2a 6d yard j Blaok Caahmore from 13. Country Orders receive opeolal attention. One Shilling in the £ Discount on all Cash Purchases of 20s and upwards, AT, O V E T Ti • JU Daap cb, Wellealey-street



FOB SALE- f^JOLD WATCH AND GUARD.-J "Of very fine 18-carat Hall-marked Englis Lever Watoh, with fine Gold Guard and Sea to bo sold at a saerifloe (now).—Call between and 6 o'olook, at Mrs Howard's, Chapel-strec next dcor to Mr Byrne's Grocery). EftOK SALE, the yacht Winona, 1 9} tons, a fast and excellent c?. boat, 1 first-rate condition and well found; has over 1 tons pig iron ballast; price £2|JO. — Appl Edward Swooney, Conquest Place, Parnell. jp O- R SALE 6000 GRAPE VINES, comprising tho bss descriptions for wine or table use. All younc healthy plants, Apply W, DOWDEN, . Auctioneer. FOk SALE, Cheap, and terms easy, 8! acres Good Land, with deep water fron tngototho Wh*u hlvcr, and a very Bhort die tanoo from Railway Station,—Apply to Johi Sopuet, House and Land Agent, No, 8, Queen Btreet, jtfiOK SALE (Cheap), First-class Uphols <L terer and Furnishing Bußinoaa, Uppc Symonds-street, with lease of Bhop and good will; stock at valuation.—Apply to Davies an< Bakor. jCpOR SALE.—A BARGAIN 87S Acres Esoellent Land, comprising an al luvial valley—the Blopes on either aide moßtlj covered with pohutuka'wa, puriri, and otnei valuable timber. A Bueh Publio House anc Storo on the property 1b at present lot, but lm mediate possesalon can oo obtained if required This Is an exoollont opportunity for anyone wishing to combine farming with a luorativc tlmbor and gum bnuinOßO, Full partloulars or application to METCALFE & HILL, 29, N.Z. Insurance Buildings. BJIOR SALE (really cheap), at Pon" *-' sonby. Throe good Six and Seven roomed Houses, with largo gardens; and one Four roomed Cottsgo. Alto, Two Six-roomed Cot tages In Nelaon-atreot, Auckland. Apply to John Soppet, House and Land Agent, No. 8, Quoon-Btreet. gJ'OR SALE, really cheap, a Compact 9- Farm of 150 Bores; about 50 aores In grass, part uader crop, part good bush and fern; a Elx-rcomed House, Staile, Cow-shod, &c; 24 miles from railway station and only 12 miles from town by good rond. FOR SALE, a nice little Dairy Farm of 11 aores, all fenoed and divided into paddooka, with good House, Stable, Sheds, and every oon yenlenoe, and deep-water frontage, 10 mileß from town. Apply to John Soppet, House, Land, and Genoral Commission Agent, No. 8, Queen-street (upstairs ~$? 0 X A E, 50 TON| B ?, AIRON NIZKa °°RRUGA" JOO TONS FENCING WIRE .250 BAB^SSg N^" GHT * BVAN' S W. S. LAURIE, 10, Wyndham-stbkbt. tpO FARMERS AND OTHERS. Tho undorsigned have on Hand a Splended Sample of TARTARIAN SEED OATB.aISO 0,000 Baoks Prime FKKD OATS, at loweßt current rates. E. MITCHELSON & CO. ( 19. Qnoen-street Wharf. «E E D I S~"E E~E>T~ STTDI FOR BALE, tho following New Seeds, ex Roman Empire i— Red Clover White Clovor Cowgrasa Alsyke Rape Luoorne Turnip Mangel Linseed Hemp Canary &o„ &0. The above will be disposed of at Lowest Current Prloes. POTTER AND CO., Dnrham-Btroet. J^ O R S A L E, At Lowest Market Rates j Rosin, Pitch, and Tar Kerosene, Palnt.and Olive Oils Champion's, Scott's, and Storor's Genuine White Lead, ln wood Muntz Metal and Nails Largo Stock of Canvas, various brands Wire Rope, from 4J inch to . lnoh Bolt Rope, Hemp, and Manilla Rope, all Patent Windlass (wood). Frills, and Palls Anchors, from 16 owt to 10 lbs Chains, from i lnoh tc 1 Inch. Colza and Fish Oil. d. h Mckenzie, FORT-STRKKT. March 18. ISB2- anOR SALE AT FREEMAN'S BAY JO MILLS, Late Soppett h. GENUINE BONEDUBT, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, At Lowest mahkkt Rates. BONES BOUGHT IN any QUANTITY, at tbs Mill, OATS AND MAIZE CRUSHED, D, H. AIoKKNZIE, Fort-street. April 26th, JMOALI COAL] GOAL WHAU WHAU ~ COMPANIES, WHANGAREI, OFFICE I NO, 8,; LOWSB QUEEN-STREET, W, SiOAHB, AGENT. Hduzationau. RINGING CLASS. Professor Caiuiatj bogs to intimate that he will open another of his popular Singing Classes on TUESDAY, August 1, in the Christians' Moetlng-house. Ccoa-stroet, at 7.30 pm. Names received on tho opening night, or by Prof. Calillau, or by Mr G. E, Boyle. Terms: —Ladies, Ps: Gents, 10s fid per quarter (in ad vanoe). The fact that this will be the Ninth Quarter the Elemonttry Clas] has reaohod will bo sufficient to demonttrate Prof. Callllau's success as a Teacher of Singing. The First Lesaon will be Riven Frc3. LESSONS IN DRAWING, SKETCHING FROM NATURE, LANDSCAPE PAINTING, In Oil or Water Colour, are given by Mr BALL, Mount RoskiU Road. For terms apply to Mr Leech, Shortland-steeet. Tfl" I G H T SCHOOL. EVENING CLASSES ln Reading, Writing, ArithmetiOi &o„ &o„ from 7to 9 p.m., by Mr Hsr. Kramer, Shortland House, Bh'ortland street. MR. P O O fc E V, Mendelssohn Villa, karangahape road, OB0AN;3rosi St, Matthew's Church, Receives" Pupils for the ORGAN, PIANO FORTE, AND SINGING, at his address, as above, or at residence of Pupils, A Quarter may be commenced from date o First Lesson. [V| R. If, B WOODJB AM, TSAOHEB OF THE PIANOFOBIB AND HARMOUIUia, Address-O ra of Acokland Music Ware hones, uroceries, <sc. HOBSON-SXREET STEAM COFffJBB MILLB. H. P, QQSBoits & CO., TIA, .CG7FEB, AND SPICK MERCHANT ' Wholesale and Family Grocers, Coal, firewood, and produce deali U H. P. GIBBONS S CO» • HOBSON-BTRBBT. AUOKLAND B A J~~ — —— TO URE -BT m E Al GROCERS AND STOREKEEPERS wishing tO dO a BATIBIPAOJOBY TEA TSADB, Will find it Greatly to tbbhi Advantage to sell NELSON, MOATE & Co.'s, CkLEBHATBP Puss LiOjiTo2i:?3 Blended Teas, These Teas are acknowledged by tho Pnscss and Public to be the Finost and Most Wliole . some in the Southern Hemisphere, GUARANTEED FREE FROM JLU, SCENTED VAR2EKEB,' HELSO9, MbATK & Co., I'EA MERCHANTS AND BEENBKKS, High-street, Cbrisiohuroh. Wholesale Agents for Auokhsnd 1 Mbssbb BABER AND RAWLINGa TOHNH O R N E (For many years with Close Bros.). family gbochb. tba dkalb3 & provision Meeohant, Corner of Wellington and Nelson streets .• (Opposite St James's Church), Families Waited on fob Obdkcs,



BMIIMIiI 1 1111,11 F M——— I Lectures. A. ih YOUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN li JL ASSOCIATION, Bt Corner of - WBttHSLKV AND AI,BEBT-STBEBTB< j8 ANNUAL f* Course ov Lectures, iBB3 _ . July 28-Kntartalnmont, Musical and Literary, 9t Aug. 11—Looturo. " Kngliah University Life ?. Thirty Years Ago"..-Bishop Cawlo. Aug. 25—Entertainment, Mnßioal and Literary, Sept. I—Lecture: "Ten Dayß in Palestine" - Rev. A, Reld. Sept. 2a-Entertainraent, Musical and Literary, a- Oot, 20—(To bo announood),. „Mr T. Spurgeon, *■ To Commence at 7.30. Seats reserved for Tloketholders till 7,20. 1" Tickets for the Course (to admit boarer and ? lady) Es; Slnglo Tlokets for Course, 3s 3d if Single Tickets, Is, to bo obtained from the Booksellers, Members of Committoe, and at the '. Rooms! THOMAS BUDDLB, 1- Hon. Sec f ; r ~~ J Bportmfe. ■— : _ c CLOSE 25th OCTOBEK. a 11,000 MEMBERS ATTEN (10s) SHILLINGS. HBPRIZKS. Melbourne Cup. 1 128 Horses. Cash Awards. - First .. _ £1500 3 prizes of £100- £300 r Pocond 650 5 prizes of 60- 300 3 Third _ ..300 10 prizes ot 30— 300 ', 125 others divide 111)0 50 prizes of 15- 750 60prlzoaof 8— 400 . £3850 IOH prizes of 0- 600 100 prizes of 5— 500 ( i £3150 | m PRizKS, i Each Ticket has 8 Chanoes, there being 8 Drawings. A perison taking T.wo Tickets has ; 10 Chanoes and tho odds-1 in 15. By Letter , only with two Btampa enclosed j Registered Litters and Com Not Accepted: Cheques i (with Is exohance added), P.O. Orders, and t Bank Notea Acooptod. Tickets will not be sent till after presentation of any Cheque forwarded. "ADA MANTUA," i Care of Mr Abraham, Box 351, P. 0., Dunedin, N.B,—Theonly Conßultationiat in tho Colonies that gives tho Public the opportunity of Nomi , natlng their own Committee. ( ' "WANTED- . RANTED KNOWN. Can bo eeen at STEPHKNSON'3 Newlon Houbo, Nowton :-75 Ladies' Felt Hats, 2/8 each. : worth 5/6: Long Lace Cnrtiins, 1/, ]/3, 1/6, 1/9 J per yard ; Double-width Caßhmoros in Neweßt . 1/ per yard: Good Value In Newest Staffs, U. upwaida; Vory Cheap Line of Dress Sergca. /ll} per yard ; Coreota in Newest Makea. 2/6 per pair upwards; Women's Grey Ribbed Merino Hoae, /Hi; Women's Striped in Cotton I and Wool. I. to 3/6; 4-Button Black Kid Gloves, 3/B per pair; Colpntal Flannola from 1/3 per yd; Knglieh Flannola, /9J upwards; Coloured Satina in Newest Bhades, 2/6 par yard; Plain Dolours and Brocaded Velvet3ens, 2/6 per yard; Ladles' Cashmere Jereeya, 6/6 eaoh; Ladles' Ulstera from 7/6; Children's from 3/11; Good Value In Blankets, 7/(1 to 35/ per pair; Uaeqaallod Value in Horrocks's Calico, £/6 per doz. Millinery and * Dressmaking by experienced hands. Fit, stylo, and workmanship guarantee*. A. O. STEPHENSON, KARANAGAHAPE ROAD, NEWTON. WANTED KNOWN- J. G. BROWN, DRAPER, PARNELL, Is Clearing Out a Lot of Corsets, at 3/; Towels, at Hi; Fancy Kibbons, at /3; Workedßlippers, at 2/6; Albums, from 1/6. BROWN'S CnvAP Drapery Establishment. Pabneix. WANTED KNOWN by those giving up housekeeping and wishing to Sell their Furniture for Cash, and save time and trouble of auction—Apply ti D. Horwllz. first house Somerset Place, off Howe-street, or by letter. . WANTED KftOWN -American Per rotyne Gems, American Postage Stamp Portraits (latest novelty), three dozen for Ss,— London Photographlo Company. WANTED KNOWJN-Xhat JSharland's Tonio Balsam and Liver Regulator la nßed with marvellous BuooeßS for Indigestion- Price Ss a bottle.-Address: Opposito Post. office. : WANTED TO RENT, in neighbour.' ! hood ot Pitt or Lower Symondo atreet, a * Soven-roomed House, with Immediate posses- ; Blon.—W. V, Stevens, poxt Union Bank. WANTED KNOWN—The only Per. : feat Cure for Toothache and Neuralgia, and no euro no pay, is by applying to Professor Gnssoott, the only Praotlcal Herbalist ln the Colony.—Shortland-Btreet. xfir ANTED, Fowl Manure. — Apply ..▼▼ Rlveradalo Manufacturing Company, 11, Grey-street. WANTED KNOWN. — That Shar vT land's Family Pills are Invaluable for Congtlpatioti, Headache, and Indigestion.— Price la Bor. Address-Opposite Post Office. WANTED KNOWN—Working Men can Save their Money by calling' at the Governor Gordon Dining Rooms. All Meals Bd; Board and Lodging 15a por week.—Note the addrosß: Nearly opposite the Waitamata ■ and oloee to the Dock, Lower Albcrt-Bti£2« WANTED KNOWN-Money to Lend on Personal Security. Persons Borrow l«>B «, receive £1 10s; £10, £9; £20, £18; £50, Cl 5; repayable in Weekly or Monthly Instal ments. Strictest Becrooy.i Bills discounted daily.—London Loan ami Dlsoonnt Company High-street (botweon Shortland-atreet and Vul can Lane). ANTED KNOWN—That E. Porter i and Co, have Opened their New Ware- t house at Newmarket, with a Large Assortment l of Furnishing and General Ironmongery. All I' Goods at Town Prioeß. ( WANTED KnOWN, that E. Mltchel- J son & Co., No. 18. Queen-Btroot Wharf, are selling Make, Oats, Bi;an, Sharps, Flour, ', Oatmeal, fco., fcq, at lowest market rates. ANTED KNOWN-The Auckland Timber Companr. Limited (late G, I Holdship & Co.). are selling every description of Timbor; also. Saßhes, Doors, Mouldinga, Turnery, Fretwork, &0., at Speoially Low i Prtoea.—Cnatomhonse-street.West. ANTED KNOWN-CHEAP TIM- . , .BJ? B,L Cheap Timber I And all othe» ktodß of Building Materials, can be purchased " oheaper and better than anywhere clae at the Kards of D. Goldie, Albert-street. TSorebeing no manufactory for Joiners' Timber on the pre- < noises, the cuatomer ha? an additional oppor- $ ni% ?. £ *Be. tt! n- g. DWarior timber, Wheel- . righta' Materlatp always ln atook. ANTED KNO WN-That the London Photographic Company has re-opened in Upper Qaoon-atreet, to take Carlo do Vlalto . Portralta irom 5a per do?;. J \}£ ANTED— Tajlors to bear ln mind .I, ibat I haVO in stook a large assortment of Biaok and Bluo Superflnes and Doeakins. Tweods, Cp&tinga, Bedford Cordo, and Trim! minga of all descriptions, ahortlengths ol which i cut at wholesaiQ Drios. A. LQVETT, Wallesley-atraet. WANT ED "k N O Wp. , WORM POWDERS are tho Finest itomedy for Worms. In packets, i^i&!iy 3o^^^ BNli • WANTED.-The Public to know'lbat -a . Munro&MlUigan. HobsoA-Bireet, have ' aadod to their Tailoring Deoartaaost a branch tor the manufacture- 02 Boyß' and Youths' Clothing, made to o;-4cir, *Trom their large atook of gua-anteed ufcnunk twoeds. , WA N T JB D KNO WN- D = BLOMFIELD'S SOOTHING POW, DEBS, a opoling aperient for Children catting , teeth, troubled with eruptions otsbia. Paokets. ' Kij Post, la 2d,-WEBf END PHA^AOIT, ' N : T E X I AIL THE ] Working Men of Auokland i to oome and Inspect tho SPLENDID NEW 1 GOODS Just Arrived ex Cambria. f Balmorals and Elastlo-Slde Boots, only lOaßd. i tte best value ever offered io Auokland. Also, Ifi Trunks Lfidieß' Button and Fanoy ElsstioXlCidßootj, the Dsat and oheapest in Auokland, Dont forget the Address-' R. SAWK IN S, J THE RED BOOT WAREHOUSE. Victoria-street. WANTED KNOWN- " kW FOR CASH ONLT- Good Value ia Blankota, from 9/11 to 15/ pair good Va no In Qunts, from 4/0 to 12/1; size, 10-9 Good Value In Sheeting, from IS.; 72 inoh, 1/ , Good Value in Calioos, from 12.; white, 13 Good Value ln Drees Materials, from Hi Good Value ln Wlnoeys, from /3| to 1/3 ' Good Valuo ln Laoo Curtains, from 8/H to 301 I Good Value In Ladles' UUtera, from 8/9 up J Good Valuo ln Hosiery, all sizes and makes Good Value ln satins and Velveteens, from 2/6 Good Valrje ia Hahdkorohlofs, from /1J each ' Good Value in Table Napkins. /7i; Cloths. II c Good Value ln Felt Carpets, 1/S; Tapestry, 2/8 i Good Value in Millinery and Uadorolothing Good Valuo ln Haberdashery i Good Valuo ln 2-outton Black Kid Gloves, 1/3 I Good Value in Ladles' Corsets, 2/6 to 10/6 AT WM. H. SMITH'S Cheap Drapers' Wabrhouse, Corner of Upper Queen and Alexandra-streets, Opposite Army and Navy Hoteli r.S'&JSS Well-assorted Stock of GENERAL DRAPERY IS BOUGHT CHEAP FOR CASH, and marked In plain figures at 10 cor cent, less than usual Queen-street prloes, „We invite compari son



Amusements. I 49" ABBOTTS QPERAjj o U g 1 Lessee-. Mr. w. Hi Thompson. FOURTH WitEKI fourth week i fourth weeki fouri'h wkkkl OF Thompson's Colossal j^irror ' OF THB ZOLU "W^AR! Witnessed during tho past Throo Weoks by over PERBOMB. 25,000 PERSONS. THE GRAND DISTRIBUTION OF SUITES OF FURNITURE STILL CONTINUES I To-night! to-nightt To-night I THE LEADING PIMSENT Wttt COHSIBT OF A HANOSOMa gUTTE _ DRAWING-ROOM pURNITURK VAMTED AT £35. m^_ £35. FRIDAY, GRAND CONONDRUM NIGHT! When, in addition to tho other Valuable Gifts, tho Proprietor will present a Magnificent OIL PAINTING. Value, TEN GUINEAB, to insi AUTHOR OF THE BEST CONUNDRUM ill Subject-ZULU WAR. P^fRONS are requested to PURCHASE i Kr^TM^mSS'UlB^ 8 ot me hOMO at Wayte's / DUKING THE DAY, and avoid the crush at j night, Tho Furniture and Piano aro now on view In the New Shop next to Phillips, Tailor, Queon-atreet. Doors open at 7.30; overture at 8 o'olook. Prices of Admission—Dress Cirole and Or oheatral Stalls, 3s; dtalls,- 2a 6d; Pit, Is. Chil dren half-price to Dress Circle and Stalls only. Box Offloo at Wayte's, Bookseller. Qneen-st. Descriptive Lecturer, Mr. W.H.Thompson, SATORDAY /"TraND Tl/f ATINEE. ATURDAY-IXRAND MaTINEE; CJPECIAL NOTICE. THOMPSON'S COLOSSAL MIRROR OF THE ZULU WAR. Names of Persons who reoeived Suites ot Fur niture during the week :— Saturday Night, Jaly 15th —Mrs Pitt. KTbee Pa»s. ■ Monday wight—Mrs Redmond, Devonport-st. Parnell. Tuesday Night—Miss Morgan, corner of Queen and Grey-streets. Wednesday Night—Mrs Do Couroy, Viotorla atreet West. Thursday Night-Mrs Malyon, Lower Vinoont streot. Friday Night-Mrs W. Maokuno, Drako-atroet, Freeman's Bay. Saturday Night—Mrs Forbes, Norman's Hill. Onohunga, Monday Night—Mr Smith. Chapel-street. Tuesday Night — Mrs Finley, Durham-street West. Last Night-Mlsi Robinson, Hardinge-street, was the recipient of the PIANO. Kohler's Wax Works AND PROMENADE CONCERT NOW OPEN, NO. 174, CENTRAL QUEEN-STREET. Opbn Daily, from 10 a,m. to 10 p.m. L„ ■ THE KHLLY GANG TE WHITt GLADSTONE PARNELTj BRADLAUGH DAVITT GOULD LEFROY GUITEAU GARFIELD And the Sailor Prlnoes, ALBERT AND GEORGE. Special MATINEE every SATURDAY at 2 p.m. tor Ladles and Children. ADMISSION, lfl j CHILDREN (under 10), 60. Two Ocarinas will bo given away eaoh even ing during the week. The reoiplents wiU also reoelve a lesson from Mr Kohier. TtTEWMARKET HALL. - MONDAY. KyUJlB.' Jnly--GRAND CONCERT AND DANCE, for the Benefit ot Mas. Gbabn. Tho following Ladie3 and Gentlemen have kindly consented to assist: — Muss Lawrenoe, Miss • Maraon, Messrs* Edwards, Martor, Davidson, and other well known amateurs. An excellent programma wlllbeprovlded.«Tlokets. Concerts Is; Concert and Dance, 2s, -medical. M„ A OABD. B. E. LAS T, J, SURGEON DENTIST, '■-'- W«I,r,EBLEY • STREET WEST, ARTIFICIAL TEETH from 63. EAOH, • HAKF PHARMACY" OXLEYB BUILDINGS, QCEBN-BTREET WHARF, AUCKLAND. PRESCRIPTIONS CAHKFtrLLY DISPENSED,, PURE DETJGS AND CHEMICALS. Teeth Extracted. Medicine for Shipping Supplied . T. HOOTON, Manager. Dy™». Surwonrtrishea to notiry to .his patients and thn nnhiin generally, that he has removed to ilk'« tt° . tion of Mr Robert Home. DR walßr dalfv fr?m B int n K\ar^ aoy', 181 '. Q^en-stroet; «n»i^?i?A. t0 " aim« S nnd "wing to his praoi oomd^h™ "S Bi& d «'e°«lK. the hours oC Mn,t=.*!2S.. at. Mr Morgan's -Tho Golden nolß b'wT bo from 9to 10 a.m" an* Xhe English Pharmacy: 184, queen-street, ITeiephone No. 40) -Worth Shore Pharmacy (a Branch of the above). GARDNER, M.RS.^IJW, CHEMISE AJI Proscriptions B.6at on'tfrom these Establish raents may be relied upon as boing prepared With the sornpulous nicety whloh characterises Modern First-class Dispensing. Formula} prepared according to the different United States Pharmaoopjß). a = g^ the French Codex, 84, QUEBN.STREiT?'fc"NORTH SHORE. JAMBS v A V 2 Xi CHEMIST AND DRUGGIST. HOBSOH-SIRBST, Ctona so Wur.LWGTON.BMWM *« SHOULD BE IN EVERY HOUSE,' CRAWFORD'S S A R 8 A P ARIL I. A !T O N I C Is an Invaiuableiremedy lor Nervousness, Gidffl ness, Low Bpirits, Indigestion, Headachy Ohronlo Diarrhoea. Impoverished 'Blood. General Debility, Neuralgia, Pimples and Blotoheß on the face, Eruptive diseases of thg Skin, &o.j and as an APPETIZER, It standi unrivalled. It never disturbs tho most flelloat* stomach, but ln most cases greatly assists DIGESTION and ASSIMILATION of a NUIRIMENT. ' BUSINESS MEN, GOOD TEMPLARS, ana thera will find In It a long-felt want, as A RESTORATIVE and STIMULANT of great owor, without having resort to TOXISO.ATING LIQUORS. To Purify the Blood, CRAWFORD'S SAR SAP A KILL ATONIC Is oertalnly superior to most of the modloln sold for this parpens, and by Its judicious nso many a serious Wno-33 might bo averted, and hundreds save themselves a lot ol Buttering and expense thoy now incur through neglecting to tako notice of many little disorders thata few doses of this TONIC would speedily remove s II is VERY PLEABANT TO TAKE, and being , compounded ot only Harmless Drugs, may ba taken by anyone howover DELICATE, with SAFETY and BENEFIT. Prepared only by 0 X A WE O X LJ . Phabhackutioal Chemist N E W TON AUCKLAND. ' Bold in Hottle* at ss, Eats'}. :