The Auckland Evening Star.

Vol. X.V.—No. S.TIS.

AUCKLAND, N.Z., TUESDAY. JuM 4, 1883.

(Published Daily)

PRICE : 01. Ji. P_WN_X



Shippmar. pACIEIO MAIL STEAMSHIP CO. THROUGH THE UNITKD STATES OF AMERICA, VIA HONOLULU. TO GREAT BRITAIN. Under Postal Contraot with tho Governments Of TJnw Zealand and Now South Wqlos. , ' —* Dato of Dateofd-U ---"~„= Sailing for ing for Steamer. Tons. 8y ___, o y, san Fran- olsco. Al-rtraT_-_ _ 3,200 Ootober 16 AogustlS raato-dlal " 3200 August 21 Oot 10 nS^rt New York 3.100 July 21 Sent. 12 Oity .1! Sydney _ 3.100 Sept 18 July 18 . "pattEeugers booked through to Liverpool, London or Paris, via the grout Overland Roads of Amorlea. and the Steamers of the Atlantlo lines from New Xork, F A R B B. Unt-riaa.. .. - - «" ««* npwards l-fXTsH ioSa~ Frauoisoo: m Htwratso .. - - - «-~ ...... Through Cab-In Passongera aro permitted to lay ovor at Honolulu, or any of tho oltlos of the United States, not to oxoood six mouths. SOUTHKRN PACIFIC ROUTE. P»mion~ei~i to and from Europo may, wrrnoht nSSraSS?avail themaelvesof the Southern Pa~if.O Kailroad and Its conneotlona. thereby abiding the winter oold of the N orthern Route; Hi for an additional ooat of $21 may go to Now Ori-sn- and thence through tho Southern States '^Shlontog Ordors will be Issued after i I p.m. on the day before the sailing of steamers for BTof helgM 'rates and all other tatormatlo -PPly»o _HOS.T. GAMBLE, Aaent, Lower Oueen-fltreet. T ruflON STEAMSHIP &r** vT^tSl U COMPANY OF NE>- W &3B& _\ ZJBALAND (U_tlT-D>, vmm — !llS ~--=---*_A TIME TABLE— jj f July, 1882. FOR GIBBORNH, NAPIER, WKLLINGTO-t, &TTKLTON. PORT OHALMBRS. AWB BLUFF jragg Qn_a_~-BTr-_~ whamu Stsamol, Date of SaUlng. Latest Train, Tbi anau Thursday, 6. noon — Rotorua Thurßday, 13, 10 o.m. — FOR TARANAKI, NKLBON, PIOTON, WBL LINQTON. LYTTI-LTON. AND WEST Coast Pori-s irao-t Ma-tot-api. Wanaka Tuesday, 1. 11 a.m. 9.10 a.m. Hawba Tuesday, U. 3 p.m. 2 p.m. FOR MSLBOURNK. Via SOUTH. Tb Anau* Thursday, 6. noon — Rotorua Thursday, 13,10 a.m. — ' 'Calling at Hobart. FOR SYDNKY. Rinqarooma Tues,, July 11, 1 p m - FOB LEVUKA AND SUVA. TAIAROA |Tneßday,_s,-p.m.| — ' fir Cargo mnst be booked and alongside one hoar before advertised time of departure. During May speolal Tiokets will be Issued to Lyttelton, available for return until June SO. Passage tiokets must be taken at the Com pany's Office. Auokland Branch, 109. Queen street. JjkJL ©TEAM TO LONDON. **^^r^^^ ORIENT LINK 'IWm&imSk -jjg flowing steamships be longing to the Orient Steam Navigation Com pany (Limited) and the Paolflo Steam Naviga tion Comoany, will leave BYDNKY at the undermentioned dates for MELBOURNE, ADBOAIDK and LONDON, via Suez Canal;— ~~~Btoamer. I Reg. Tnn'ge I Date. GARONNE.. I 8 878 July 17 POTOBI :_ -213 July 81 OHTMBORAZO.-j 8,847 August 11 JQH*- KLDMR I -.152 Auguat 28 And the Service will be maintained by sue ceedi-g steamers at Intervals of a Fortnight. Auckland oaaasngora for Garonne may pro ceed per Rlagarooma on July 11. Fores to London. 16 to 70 guineas. Suez Canal Dues, 8s in addition. Parcels booked through to London. - Passengers can book from Auokland at a through rate to cover Inteoolonlal faro and Canal dues and to oooure Bpeolol advantages. ■ •a-sages from London oan bo granted ln For plana and f nil partloulars, apply. In ton don, to F. Green Se Co., Joint Managers of the Line; ar to the Agents ln Auckland. UNION STKAMSHIP CO. OF N.Z. (LiitiTED), Queen-street ■s-A-*.. TJENI-fSOIiAB AND OKI- BNTAL STEAM NAVIGA c3~__-__ri*'- ION (.QMPANY. The Ootnpany'a Steamships (under oontraat with the Vlotortan Government tor the convey onoe of her Maleety's mails) will be despatched I ~~~~ '■ i Leave I Leave Leave ...sanier. | aydney I Melb-rn' Adlade BUTLE-.. I July 12 July 18 JuiyOT MIRZAPORB..„ I July 28 AUg. 1 Aug. 3 E A VKNNA „ I Aug. 9_ Aug. 15 Aug. 17 BOMB . I Aug. 23 I Aug. 29 Aug. 81 Koutei-II Is Intended to despatch Uiese steamers for Plymouth and London yla Point deGalle. Pasßengors for England will therefore /.ot require to change Bteamers. Rates of passage money to Plymouth or loo doai _ffO flrst and £15 S-Oond-olass i Italian DOrta,*o-flr-t,andß4oße-ond-ol_-a. Passengers booking at Auokland secure speolal advantages. For further partloulara respeoang passage jnoney «'»««^»S^ HANK fc co. Agents, tB. Qn-an-st---*. Aae-hu-I. ..iiS^ss- TW-ORTHt-ni- STEAMSHIP 3|§S|§^J_*. COMPANY (LIMITED). TIMH-TABLK—JULY. (Weather and other oiroumßtanoes permitting). gQB TAUSAHG A AND BAY OF PLENTY PORTO. 3TEAM-H. I DATB OB1 SAILINa. Glenelg Thursday, 6,5 o m Wellington Monday, 10,5 p m Wellington Thursday, 13. 6 p m Glenelg Monday, 17. 5 P m . GlenolK Thursday. 20, 5 p m Wellington Monday, 21, S v m •CVelllngton Thursday, 27, 5 p m GloaeJlg 1 Monday, 31,6 p m Conneots at Taurancta for Opo- HiHtta tiki and Bay of Plenty Ports every Tuesday. FOB BUSSB-.-, WHANGAROA, AND MAN- CONPt. Glenelg I Monday. WJpm Wellington 1 Monday, 17,6 S m Glenelg [ Monday, 21, 5 p m Wellington I Monday, ■__ FOB WHANQABM AND WHAMQAKM gJAPB. , Every luesday and Friday, at: Argyle (Carrying passengers and oargo, for Waipa) I " FOR MANGAPAI. AKjylO | Every Tuesday, at Sp m ! FOB MKKOPEY BAY. ~ , Fingal | Every Monday, ftt j p.m. " FOB MANQAVAI. g-ngai | Every Thursday, at £p ta FROM MANUKAU. FOB Ore-lAgE AND WANQANTJL Rowena I Monday, 10, l lp.m. Rowena I Monday, 21,1 p.m. FOB BOKIAMQA. Rowena I Thursday, 6.1 p.m. Bowena | Tuesday. 18.1 p.m, FOB WAITABA. §~ao_regor I Tuesday... 1 P.m. *sr Gorgo mnst be booßed and alongside one faour beforo advortised time of departure. Passage tiokets must be taken at the Com pany's Oifloe, No. 67. Queen-stroet^Auok land, ' y anaging Director. ____Z_ EJIOR HOKIANGA.-The 'vS_m_»-- P Northern Steamship Oo.'fl s.s. > *«S~_Sr-' rKOWENA will leave the Onehnnga Wharf aa above (weather and other olroum etanoes cormlttlng) on THURSDAY, July 6, at I p.m.—For freight or passage BPP'y at the Com pany s Offlce, .7, Quoen-street, Auokland; or, to A. Barnes, Onehuu_|a.— A. MoGbe-08, Man aging Dlreotor. SSkJfc^ kjxi*AM TO 'iHAMES, CAJh. 2?SS|§»n RYING PAS3HNGKI?S AND *s* a*-*^ O__SGO, oorr-*iC-T-_o tvi-B o_e*~ii mxnti, Omahu, Waitoa Px-iras, Aim MoMtMi. *. i-x-i (Piako Distriot. T-HK TAB-JS, S,B, ROTOMAHANA*,, From Auokland I Tuesday, -.30 afternoon Wednesday, 1.30 afternoon Friday, 5 afternoon From Thames t Wednesday, B.SO morning Thursday, 8.30 morning Baturdsy, 11.30 morning FARES <BINGI__)- _ ' Saloon■» Seven Shillings and Sixpence (7fl WO. Steerage t Five Bhlllings (ss>. Freigns itarougb to Te Aroha, _Ss per ton. . No oargo reoeived within half on hour ot ad •orUaed lime of leaving. -w"-~ rUABTsR tt TINNB, ABM .



j Shipping. Al JT M.S. NEL S U __.. V. vwft_S?S_> Bjr k,nfl Permleaton the above ______i3x____\ vessel will be opon for nubllo Inspection on Tuesday, Tnurs day and Sunday, from 1 to 1 p.m. Tho p s. Viotoria will ply constantly from tho North Shore T from 13.15 to 3 15. Return Fares 0..X SHILLING. Children undor 12 years half-prlco. JAMES BAKK.R. ' „ Traillo Manager. Devonport Steam Ferry Co,. Limited. •*-{•*_?»_ -S TE A M XO THE HOT $§£»£:>o SPRINGS, MAHURANGI. -__.__j-s_ MATAB-AKA. KAWAU. aru OMAHA. Tha rus. KOBE CA3KY, Al at I...yds W. Somerville, Master. for Hot Springs, Matakana, Kawau, and Omaha—Kvory Tuesday at U o*elook. re turning on Wednesday. 9ot Hot Springs and Mali nrangl—Kvory Thura day and Haturday at ll »,m., rotnrnlns' .in Monday and Friday, Na Parcala or Gooda taken without shipping tote. ■'or freight or passage apply to H. J. WIOKSNB. ■"•S&fes. V^f »• CUKOMANDKI, -~Sk___» -j, e bwt aod favourite _,_. COROMANDEL. Captain, W. D. Horgravfc Tims-Tabls. Leaves Auokland t Leaves Coromandel I — Tuoaday, 1, 12 noon Wednesday. 5,12 noon Thursday, 6,12 noon Friday, 7.1 p.m. Saturday, 8,12 noon Weather and other olroumstanoes cormlttlng. All parcels to be prepaid at offloe. No. 9, Queen-atreet Wharf, Not -•esponsible In shipping, carrying, or landing live stook, a. R. H -*wwni.EY. Manager. fiafife*. T\ rAIUKO & ONEHUNGA TV STEAM NAVIGATION Co, i. a hi v (loosb-.. Ton Tabu-— July, 1883, 8,8, ~_ANUKAU, Leavea Onehunga t Leaves Waiuku l July July 6—Wednes., 8.30 a m S—Wednesday, Ipm B—Saturday, 10.30 a m 8 -Saturday, 8p ra 10—Monday, 1 p m 11—Tuesday, 7 a m It—Tueaday, 3pm 12—Wodne.day, Bam 15—Saturday. 6am 15—Saturday, 11.30 a ra 17-Monday, 7am 17—Monday, 11.30 a m 19—Wednesday, Bam 19—Wednes., 12.30 pm 22-i.aturday, 9.30 am 22—Saturday. 2p m 24—Monday, 10.30 ara 21—Monday. 3pm 26—Wednes.. 12.15 am 2(l—Wednesday, 5,30pm 28—Friday, Ipm 29-Soturday. 9 a ra 31—Monday, 6.30 a m 31—Monday, 11 a m For Manukau Heads, every Thuraday. at 8 a m By order of the Dlreotors, all Freight must be prepaid, A. CUNNINGHAM. Agent. jMt_^A CTEAM TO IHE Si gP^ THAMES, w**^****®* OHINKMURLWAITKKAURI WAIHI. TB AROHA GOLDFIELDS, MOR SINSVILLE. WAITOA PLAINS, andORANT IND FOSTKR'B SETTi-EMKNT. B N T E R pTI S E NO, 2, P.B. TB AROHA, « P.B. TATIKI From Auokland t From Thames t — Tuesday. 11 a.m. Wednesday, 12 mldngt Thursday. 12 noon Friday, 12 midnight Satnrday, 12 midnight The time-table of river steamers to bo seen at Enterprise Offloe, Thames. Fares To Thames _ Saloon. 7s 8d; Steerage, Is To Ohlnemuri through, 6s extra To Te Aroha throußh, 10s extra Not responslole for shipping, carrying, or dis charging live Btock. A. N. a FERRY CO.. Atrentg. Han_-_tioaa_. OPERATIC rf^LASS. PERA TI O V'LASS. Ma GORDON GOOCH has the honour to announce to hia musloal friends and other lady and gentleman amateurs, that hia Close for the practice of Balfe's popular Opera "T H E BOHEMIAN GIRL" will oomtnonce -THURSDAY EVENING, JULY 6, The foe of membership will be 10/0. and will entitle eaoh member to ono complimentary tloket to the Concert performance As the study Ot muslo will necessitate 6 or 6 months' zealous attention and work before its production In oonoert form. Mr. Goooh hopes.—by making the fee for admission very moderate,—that aU amateur vooallats desirous ot taking part in the work will be able to join Class, and enter Icon amore) Into the praotloe of the Opera mualc. The weekly meetings will be-held on Thurs day evenings, atß o'clook. ln the tohool Room at roar of Supreme Court. All ladles and gen men desirous of joining Class, and at the same time spending many musloal evenings of prao tloe, are requested to send in their names, or attend personally, the first meeting as above, July 6th. Albert Park. "VTIGHT SCHOOL. EVENING CLAS3EB ln Rosdlng, Writing, Arithmetic. &o„ Sec, from 7 to 9 p.m., by Mr, Hy. Kbamek. Shortland House, fchortland- BtroeL ' ■JONSONBY HIGH SCHOOL, Pon- JL7 sonhy Road, conduoted by Mrs. Shaym George —The i- otiool will roopen after the Mid winter Holidays on MONDAY. July 3rd. ra/j K. _•*, a VV OO D JtA A 10., TXAOHBR OF TBS PIANO.OBIX AND HABMONIUU. Address—C re of Auokland Music Ware house. niKLS' HIGH SCHOOL. The Quarter Days far 1882 are—February 1, April 17. July 12, and September 29. Tkbmb — Payable ln advance —£i 2s per quarter. Piano, Singing, and Dancing are the only extras. The Head Master will he In attendance at the Sobool, to reoeive the names of new pupils, on FKIDaY. Uth July, between the hours of 10 a.m. and 1 p.m. - M&. POOLEY, Mendie-SSObn Villa, KARANGAHAPE ROAD, Obsanist or St. Matthew's Cbuboh, Receives Pupils tor the ORGAN, PIANO FORTE, AND SINGING, nt Wa address, as above, or at residenoe of Pupils. A Qaai't?? may be oommenoed from date Of First Lesson. Drapery and OlOtfUnp f'"V AND I, DEFERRED \| [payment |l l\ SYSTEM. _/I TAILORS, DRAPERS, ANE OUTFITTERS, HOBSON-STREBI (Nearly opposite Wellington-street). Hava a W_ll • absobtsid STOCK of tht BEST CLASS GOODS. All Tweeds thoroughly shrank before belnt made up, and fit and workmonahlp guaranteed The Deferred Payment System has been f ouni to be a great boon, by enabling these vrltl limited Incomes to prooure neoeasaries In thi easiest possible way. INSPECTION INVITED Vfy, ' ELLESLjETT HOUSE A, "LOVETT, Begs to intimate to hU Customers and to. Publio generally, that his WINTER BTOCK OF NKW FASHIONABLI ft CHEAP DRAPERY & MILLINERY IS NOW TO Hand. Dress Goc-is ln all the Leading Faßhlonabli Shades and'Textnros. Calicoes from 3d, Flan nelsfrom BJd per yard, Sheeting irom lOd. . Large Stook of rweeda in ail Qualities. Blanket from 6s 6d a pair. , ____,_,._■ _~ Hxtra Value in Corsets, from 2s Cd. A Leauini Novelty Is the •* Flexible Hip " Corset, very oom fortable and durable, 7s Bd. 1 New Styles ln Ladles' Jaokets and Ulstert Including tho Dolman Ulster. to-._8.-_--.-Children's Underclothing an Baby Linen, in Great Variety. ACho_M Stock of Ladloa' end Children's Hat and Bonnets, trimmed and untrimcied: Flower Feathers, eto. A Good Black Frencfi Mortal at 2s 8d yard: Blaok Cashmere from 18. Qsuntfy Orders reoeive speolal attention. One Shilling in the £ Discount on all Caa Purchases of 20s and upwards, 1 r O V E T T, A. Ju dba.pbh; Weuopier-Btrw



jßußmees _No~lc__, AKWICK HOUSE, PONSONBY ROAD. F. W. I.IP3COMBK, for many yo~rs with H. P. GIB .ONS & dO., bogs to a.nouneo to tho residents of Ponaonby and tho publio .onornlly, that ho has taken over the buaineSß lately carried on by MR G. BTALIjARD. F. W. 1,, by clono nttontlon to business, first olasj ortloles, and rojsonablo pricon, hopes to trolnasliaro of public pa'rona«o. Possession will bo taken on SATURDAY. JULY IST. F. W. LIPSOOMBK, WARWICK HOUSE, Ponsonby Roap, N.B.—Famlllos waited on for orders. -T.Q tlio Inhabitants of Ponsonby, nnd JL tho Publio Gonoraliy. MR G. BTALLAKD hosts to thank his 'cus tomers and tho roßldente of Ponsonby for thoir paat liberal patroniii'n. nnd havlnsr given ovor tlio business to Mr i.'. VV. Lipscombo. BOlioitß a oontlnuauco of their favours on his bohalf. QK0..01, h'l'Al.l.Altl). iy O'" T 1 C E. TO OUR NOMKKOU- CUSTOMERS, AND PUBUC G-NKUAbLY. We beg to Inform thorn that wo havo jutt recolvod, and aro opening up, our tli'-t lmjior-ia tion, por Cumbria, of Choico '''woods nnd Coat ings, toxothor with Suporlor Trlniniliigß; to bo followed by further coiinl.miiiintu iier Orient Lino, ln thanking our patrons for pusc favours, we shall still ondoavour to merit satisfaction, WHITE AND WATICINSON, TAIr.OKB, Vlotorla-stroot. CT U Q H K. UlliMOUll {Late Thomas J. Harbutt*, STEAM BRUSH, PORTABLE FORGE, AND BKLLOWB FAOTORY, VIOTORIA-STKKET EAST, Auokland, TO THE INHABITANTS OF ARUH HILL, NKWTON, AND -.URROUNO ING DISTRICTS. FRANK ROWE, for many years in tho em ploy of Mr Robert Noal, Quoon-stroot, bona to Inform the Inhabitants of tbo abovo dl-triota and the general publio that ho hns purohosod the business lately curried on by Mr D. Ander son, ln tha Glasgow -tore. Uro&t North Road, F. H. hopes, bynrlct attontion to business, com bined with reasonable charges, to obtain a Bharo ot publio patronage. Possession will bo takon on Saturday, July 1, Ploose noto the addrosa i FRANK ROWE, Glasgow htobh. ghkat North Road. JOHN M. HASLE T BUILD tCR, HOUSE AND SHIP JOINER, fio.. Fort-btheet, Auckland. Having commenced business in tho abovo line, is now prepared to receive ordora for every description of Car pon torn' and Jolnors' Work, Oflloo Fittings, Shop Fronts, Conn tors, Sholvos, Proosos, Cupboards, eto. Every description of work connected with tho trade, from Bouse Building down, executed on the Shortest .Notice, and most Reasonable Tkrms, FORT-STREET, Two Doora from OnatomhoußO Hotel. YOUNG MEM'S O-UUfcU'IAM ASSO OIA-lON. OOKN_U Of 7fKI.LII.GLKV AND ALBERT BTB-J-Tfl 1 Reading Room, Comfortably _ ._r~l»hcd. All the Leading Papers on the tables. Subscription, 3a 8d per quarter. The Library contains up wards of .300 volß. ta the various departments of Literature. Qabs-tiption, 2s 8d per quarter. Toa and Coffeo provider), Employment and , Boardtaß-hou-e Registers, Meeting tor Young Mon on Tuesdays, at j._o. Kvangollstlo Service, Thursdaya. at 7.30. Blble Reading and Prayer, Saturday at 7.30. Bible C1&8B, Sunday, at 3 p.m. Stranobrs '£d ethers (especially Young Men) oor<ii~l_» lnvltod to vlnit the Rooms, where ail Inte-'motlon may be obtained. Open from 9 A.m. til till p.m pULMAK'S PHOTO ROOMS, JL ''EOBTtAND-STnSJtT, Tourists ant VlHltors aro icTltofl to Inspect Pulman's Views of the Hot Lakes, Auokland aud Bush Soenery, Sec Tho greatest vorlety of Original Portrait- of Maori Celebrities In New Zealand, . . ■ ■ PHOTOOBAPBV 1.. AU, ITS BRANCRKB O B E R T W O O D J BOOT AND BIIOK MANUFACTURER. CORLKY'S BUILDINGS, Hou_on-btr__~" (Opposlte the Prlnoo Arthur Hotol). KVEKY DESOBI-TIOS OF REPAIR- NEATLY KXECUTKD, A Trial 3olioited. ; * BY APPOINTMENT. CABINET- _-fli. _&_-___<£ -_ _„-- _-„ MiKuns 'filrefcifii'^^i--^ DUKE OF TO H.R.H. Tnß -$S3-Pl-_-~-_3> KDI!* BVBQ3 A.» (Seuffert & Son, ELLIOTT-STREET (Market Kntronco from Wallesley-Btreet), AUCKLAND. Every description cf Fanoy Inlaid Work In New Zealand Wood or othor material executed to any design, for Ueoarotivo, Dumoailo, or ' other purposes. BAMI'LEB AI~yA.B KItPT Of. HAND, 810) TW O T~ I (J -5, W. H. SKINNER, ARCHITEOT. Has taken offloes formerly oooupled by the Oily Conncil, aad over Messrs, Upton nd Co/a. Queen-street. D A V i SON • (Late Williams), Foot ot G_._y-s.rebt, ' Has a Law ard Varied Assortment of Ladles and Children's Night Ureases, ChemLes. ' Drawers, Stockings, Ribbons, Krilllngs. Wool | and Biik Squares, Tunics, Pinafores; Fanoy 1 Jewellery: Stays,3s Gd; Kid Gloves, Is (id : . Baok Comba, Bd ; Straw Hats, Gd ; Flowers, Od. All Very Cheap. F. DAVISON. JW O T I O E. MB E. G. BANDALL Wishes to Inform his friends and the public In general that he has Opened tbo Butcher's Shop ' in Wakefield-street lately occupied by Fowler and Co., and hopes by keeping tbe bent quality , of Moat and strict attention to business to merit a fan: share of their support. K. Q. 8 AND ALL. Mayl.lßß-. WtL-LIAM 1-UHI AS, Corner of Lome and Vlotorta-BtreaW, Auckland Kast - • - aOHTXHBHrA-., »_____._, AND GKMKRAI STON-MA-OH. AROHITBOTUBAL SCULPTOR AHD CAEVBK Inscriptions accurate and beautiful. Monuments, Tombs,' Headstones, and every description of Btoise Work at the lowest nosaible rln~s tor «,.—n and _~~l_-f- _•% X & a 5 D P v X 'I' i-xT, VX ooAca-_iui_,i-j-Rs, OREY-STRKBT, AuCi-LA-IIK N.B.—lron-hark Shafts, Spckee, FeUoea, Blue Gum and Nlnds ol Hardwood, et Lewes? Market Priwi» l_ JB, MARRIOTT, • AUCTIONEER, VALUATOR, HOUSE, LAND AND. GKNIIiRAL COMMIB -. SION AGKNT, Karangahape Road, Auckland, > tar out-poor sai-hs attended, tbh , rjrTo thepublio. RICHARD GEORGE, . BUTCHER'AND GENERAL PURVEYOR, Respeotfully BOll_lt.B the publio to try his CHOICE STfiCKW MUAT,' at Lowest Possible Pi_:o_o. r Families waltod on for Orders, Best Quality * Corned Boot Shipping Supplied, , Noto the Address— \ MANUKAU ROAD, PARNELL. s /IBE.'I. 0"F DRAWERS. Vory Handsome Che~ts of Drawers ln rich Mottled Kauri, also Wardrobes and very pretty Cheffonlers. at very reasonable prioes, for Cash only. The above wood beoo bs moro beautiful with ge. and Is always very valuable. W. NORRIE, CABINET MaNC-AOTUBBB, Top of Bhortland-Btreet. 0 Cfl ISNRY BH AUE-. UO. (LIMITED), . 13 WHOLKSAI-S MANUFACTUICCaS S "^ AND KJPORTBRS OI a-fkindß Of SADCIiBRY, HIOH-BTBSI«T,'An6BfI.A'~*p. f! KDW. JNO. COX. Manager. | U S X O P. E I. i- D, v Finest Bband of Tobaccos, Ciqabs, an_ i. Fancy Goods. 176, QUEEN-STREET, Next Rattray's Clothing Shop. te H, B A I L E V, __ TOBACCONIST ?• ~g _r~_r~~i v & r bo h ei-*> HOUS3, SHIP, SIGN, AND BBNBHA-i n D._CORAT-V B PAINTER, t fl.O, 8. W-H.-AH.piBIII.



j Public Notices. i ■\\y V. STEVENS, \ \V - IinUSK.IAND, AND COMMISSION AGHNT, 187, Qc-f,n- street, Auckland, at _toadniun'_ seed chop, Housos and othor proporty valued, survoyß executed. Money advanced on Housos, Land, and Crops. Monoy lont ln cuma ot £s'upwards tor shore periods on en3y torms. Morteaxeß negotiated, N.U.—Mr .-itovons having uironts In Napier. Wellington, Christo^urcli. and Dun edin, can odor npiolal atlvantiiKon to his clients C. G. BILL.] |G. TLUMMEB, f\ G. HILL AND C 0., Xtfa UPPER QUEEN-STREET (Lato Wollesiley-Btreot), Hog to Inform their tliistoirior.. and tho Publio that thoy aro no ~* ESTAIU-IBH-D IN -Kirn NKW ANU COM MODIOUS I'ltHiMiHis (noxt door to Mr BrldKoman, una directly opposlto tho Bite Of tho New Town llalll, Whero thoy aro pi-ooarorl to execute orders, or give Estiniutes for Work, at tho Lowest Market ltatos, Thoy are Now Lnndimr from tho Cumbria and Mendozn, direct to their own Ordor: Whito Load, Oils and Colours, a Splendid As uortm.i.t of I'aiiurhangltigß, GUt, Walnut, and Maple Moulding.. ~ NICK LOT Or NKW _'IOTUI.„_ TO HAND. June "-0.1882. r.HRYSTON pOULTRY LAKE TAKAPUNA. D. ROBERTSON, PHOriUKT OK. BREEDER AND IMPORTER OF PURE-RUED FOWLS. PIANOFORTES & HARMONIUMS on tii o Doforroii System of Paymeuts, muy bo had of Mr Webb, wellosloy-stroet .lano and Harmonium Saloon. without any addition to tho price ; or. for Cash it liberal discount will bo allowod. Mr Webb drawß Bpeclal attention to his Neutnoyer donble ovor-strnng iron Framed Planoa. Pianofortes for Hiro from Tier* Biil__lNQß the month. A Fino Toned Amorioan Organ, with 7 Btops and 2 knoo bwolls, ~lno. a 8 Btop Alexander Harmonium, Second Hand, at a low price for Ottßh. _\f EBB'S Pianoforte and Har v- monlum Saloon, Welloßlov-st, fI.U OM A . El OART XR, ■*■ IMPORTBR ov PRINTS. MOULDINGS, GLABS, MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, FANOY GOODS. CONOERTINAS, MELODIANS, VIOLINS, VIOLIN BTRINGB AND FITTINGS, AND MUSIC, 83, VICT'OKIA-STREE I', AUCKLAND, SIX DOORS ritOM ALBERT-fITRRET. Wholesalo and Kctuil Picture Frame Manu facturer, Musical Instmmont Maker, Teuohor. Importer and Repairer. Teacher ot tho Pianoforte, Organ, Concertina, Violin, Cornet, and any Hraes Instrument PPER §yMONDS.»TKEET. TO THK PUBLIC. ALFRED T V E R (Lato Robortson Bros.) Bogs to thnrk tho inhabitants of Auckland and environs for their patronniro sinco taking tbe abovo buainess, and would remind thorn that he has now Removed to Nkw ~PAaiou_ Pricmisbs on the Bite of the rooont fire. Mr Tyer has also takon tbo adlomlcg property, where tho business of Firut-olasu I'rultoror and Confectioner will bo established. By selling none bat tho Best Artloles at Mode rate Prices, and giving the PubUo strict atten tion to all Orders, tho proprietor solicits that BUpport hitherto ncoorde.. U-FINSI MUFF INSI MUFFINS I E. H. P E R O V, BAKER AND CONFECTIONER, W_LK!t_ri!.l_D SrREttT, Has now commenoed the Season, and bega to Inform his friends and tho pnbllo generally, that on his part nothing Bh-11 be left nndono to give them satisfaction, the quality of these goods bolng unsurpa-sed, and so wcll-kno urn as to require uo further comment. Wholksaivk add Retak,.' Customers supplied at all hours, and at Mr Wright's, Queen-Btroot. Boys Wanted. (8.-16) E. H. PERCY. THE AUCKLAND PLUMBING WORKS. J. PETFORD, WATER AND GAS FITTER, AND HOUSE AND SHIP PLUMBER. • Superior Corrugated Tanks, made to every Size and Prioo, from 35b. WATER AND GAS LAID ON at Great Reduction. Note tbe address— J. PETFORD, HIGH-STREET AND VULCAN LANE, AUCKLAND. IFormosoj In Morte. t. •VTIiW ZEALAND FERNS, JLi Unmounted, or | Tastefully Mounted ln various ways, root-19 _c to 120 va it -ties, or Sale by | SRIC CRAIG, I^INO-S-STHKI-T. | f\ ROUND LIME. GRqUW_T*LIME. FOR SALE, SOU T -.GATE'S MAHURANGI HYDRAULIC GROUND ROCHK LIME, In any quantity, for concrete, Paths, Floors, Cellars, eto (nest to stone flagging. Is un rivalled- for durability and hard-setting qualities). For ranks and oiher wet work it Ib a Ilrst-class material. B. KEAN E, ~S~OL E AGENT, CUSTOM-HOUBS-'-TRBF.T. TVfl-Vs-A 3TF M A t"T ING. THB ORIENTAL FIBRE MAT AND MAT TING COMPANY, (BY ROYAL LETTERS PATENT), Manufaotcrors of Patont Mattings Patent Mats Cocoa Mattings and Cocoa Mats Wool Bordered Mats, VORDA Wobks, Hicihworth, Wilts (England) Sole Agents for New Zealand I OPPENHEIMER & CO., AUCKLAND, Who will give Prices and Torms on application. ' 4 ft/ ARN OC X RJKU„tI ft it » VV .OAP AND CANDLE MANUPACTURERB, OOX'S CREEK, RiCHMOHD OniOß 1 Dtr__HAM-STUB_"I, ATJCIH-U-D. Cash Puroha-ora of Tallow, Wool, Sbeepsklut and Bones. fl" A fi- E _- tt U T O H X X «J' CARTER, CONTRACTOR. RO Goods Carted and Delivered' from ship's side o Shortest Notioe. Ballast Supplied, N-WOA-TLI" AND BAY O- ISLANDS OOAJ Alao. Firewood lent and nnont) reasonabla.. £SSRS. ARMSTRONG AND CO REAL ESTATE AND GbNERA COMMISSION AGENIB, VALUATORS AN ACCOUNTANTS, Estimatea for Contraotoi rnado out, and Tables furnished free of ohargi Office over Clark and Oane'., Queontstrest,



Drapery. W» l-V* J_>RIDGMAN HAS JUST PUR-BASED A NICE LOT OF Ladies' Black CLOTn Dolmans, very hand- Bomn Roods; to bo sold at 60/, 70/, 80/, being about half value Ladies' mack Cloth Jackets, 12/fl, 13'fl, 16/0, 20/, &o. Ladies' Ulbtbrs, 7/5, 9/5, 10/0, 1070, Sec New Goods A large lot of UMBRELLAS, 1/0, 2/j 2/0, to very good A Great Variety of Btavs. 2/0,3/, 8/8. &o. A nloo assortment of ColocrkdSilk Vblvbts, all Bbaoes,-/C yard Velvktkkns ln ull fihades For Trimmings, from 1/ ynrd Ulster twkeds and Cloths ln great variety A splendid Win. Black Jjlokbt Cloth, 00yo A vory largo stook ot Dunß3 Material., from /ll yard Blaok and Oolouhrd French Merinos and iiAmiM-im. all shades Hoari.k'' all Wool Damask, 1/0 yard Fancy Wool -quarks, irreit variety, from 1/ Boys.' Knick.h Suits, 8/8110/6,12/0 uovb' Long -Uirs. 12/0 to 35/. Jdst Opened: A SPLENDID LOP OV NEW CLOTHING (IN BOYh' AND MEN'S), In Kaiapoi, Goelongi and othor Tweeds. Very Durable, and Marked Low. BOYS' AND MEN'S HATS, BHIHTB, lIOSIBRY, KTO.. IN GREAT VAHIKTY. 57, Discount (1/ In the £) on all Oash Purchasers. PATTERNS FRKB BY POST. , !" WILLIAM R. BRIDGMAN, JUNCTION J)RAPERY T^"- AREHOUSE, Upper Qoehn-Street. Gtßßat Clearing-out Sale OP WINTER DRESS GOODS WINTER DRESS GOODS WINTER DREBS GOODS MANTLES MILLINERY MANTLES MILLIKEKY MANTLES .'. " r MILLINERY _ AND ' TV ;■•*.: ' ; ■ ■ •"- GENERAL DRAPERY GENERAL DRAfERY GENERAL DRAPERY PREVIOUS TO STOCK-TAKING., pNTIRE BTOCK REDUOED. Also, TEN PER CENT, (or TV. O BHILLINGS In the Pound) DISCOUNT allowed on all OASH PURCHASES over One Pound. THIS Clearing Sale to last Six Weeks On-Y After whioh no DISCOUNT WILL BE ALLOWED. A | INABURY _ riO., 201 & 206, ÜBBN-STREttT.. FANOY M UFPS Erom 3s. 6d. Each. . a large assortment on salb BY GARLICK & ORANWELL. pARLICK & riKAHWELL Are now selling vory oheap, WINTER DRAPERY •' . Lar.o Ai-ortment Dress Goods Beautiful Fast Dye Velveteens Atolro Aut'qno Gros Grain Silks Ulster cloth and N. Zooland Twooda. 5 PER OEr-T. DISCOUNT on Cash Purchases of £1 upwards. WINTER MILLINERY and FANCY TKIMMINI-S- Wlntor Jaokets, Dolmans Ulsters. Winter Hosiery Glovos, and Ribbons. 5 PER OENT. DISCOUNT on Purchases of £1 upwards. WINTER BLANKBTS- The ' Roslyn' Blanket, the best Colonial make ' Roslyn' _ lannels, superior to Kngllsh English Blankets, various makes, 5 PER OENT. DISCOUNT on Cash Payments £1 upwards. CRETONNES-A Beautiful Assortment. 84 to 8s per yard The 'Oabnl' Curtain, very handsome, modorato prioe Cretonne Tassels and Trimming., 5 PER CENT. DISCOUNT. fi PER OENT. DISCOUNT, MEN'S AND BOYS' CLOTHING— Suits. Trousers and Vesta, well made Cheap line. Men's Beaver Overcoats Übeap lot Men'a Witney Overcoats Best Value la Clothing in Town. GENERAL HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE- Immense variety Bedroom Furniture and Bedsteads. Bedding kept ready for delivery Car pots, over ICO patterns to select from Linoleum and Oil Cloths. FURNISH 10UR HOUSE FROM THB OITY HALL ARCADE. BUS" YOUR DRAPERY AND CLOTHING FROM THB CITY HALL ARCADE. X PER CENT. DISCOUNT ALLOWED OFF p CASH PRICES. Gtarlick & Cranwell, OABINETMAKBRS. UPHOLBTERBRB, DRAPERS, AND CLOTHIERS. CITY HALL ARCADE. Queen and Lornb-Stbeets, Auokland. Cordials, etc. .[PHE AUCKLAND .SKATED JL WATER CO., CORNER OS- WbLLMSLEY and albert-streets i manaoer, mb gbo, Glbdhill, Wholesale Only, No. 53, Telephone Exchange The above Company In oommenolng buninesa beg to Intimate that It la their Intention to Manufacture'a flrst-ola-B article, at the lowest possible price, end twins; ln possession of ap anoes, whioh no other _)rm ln the trade possoaa, they can. With oonlidencQ, defy oom petition, aa the following prioes will prove t— Prices from and altor Febrnary 1,1881 As. _ Ice (In large Quantities, per agreement), per lb _ - - .. - -0 0 I Aerated Waters, Lemonade, Soda water, Ginger-ale, Glncter Beer, Raspberryade, Tonlo-wator, at per dozen __ .. — — — —013 Lemon Cordial, Peppermint do, Clove do, Raspberry do, at per dozen., _ 015 0 Ginger Wine, per dozen _ _ _ 1 1 0 Ginger Wine (in bulk), per gallon .. 010 5 Quinine Wine, per dozen _ _. .HO - Limej nice Cordial, per dozen .. _. 018 0 ' Sarsaparil--, per dozen _. _ - 1 10 0 Stougnton Bitters, per dozen _ ..110 Oranße Bitters, per dozen .. _, _ 118 0 i, your shilling. In tha pound, or twenty per oent. disbount will _be allowed off the above Srlbes for cash, or It the account ts paid on or afore the 15th day of each month. It accounts *• ore not paid before that date, the full amount will be charged. .._,_. _~. Country customers will be supplied at the '' above prices, but all packing, oases, and bottles will be oharged for, and a reasonable allowance n be made for oases when roturned, nocordin. to their condition. Bottles and stoppers when 1 returned will be allowed tor at market prices. Partionlar care will be taken In packing goods, _ Customers are parUoulorly requested to advise V the return of empty bottles by post-card, or it otherwise, for oases frequently diaappeor in a v most mysterious manner from tho Auckland rs whArf e'j au bottles not returned wUI be otar__a,« »« owSetprtc-a .;• . ;-



jt.rospec.us. jpROSFECTUS OB" THE UNION Oil-, SOAP, AND CANDLE COMPANY (Limitkd). CAPITAL, B50.0C0: in 60,009 SHAREB of £1 EACH. Phovisionai. Directors : Mr G, B. O won Mr H. P. Barber Mr D, Nathan Mr J. M. Clark Hon. J. Williamson Mr T. Morrin Mr A, Heather Captain J. R. Harrison MrD. B.Crnlokehunk Mr A. Waterhoneo Mr W. 8. Laurie Mr O. J. Stone Mr If. K. Compton Mr J. Hatgor Mr R, C, Barstow Mr J. Buchanan Mr. H. Brown. Bankers ,- Bank of Now Zealand. Solicitous : Mosnra Whltakor, Russell, and Puddle. S-oanT-nv (pro tbm.) : Mr J. Batger. TnE Company is formed for tho purpose ol manufacturing In Auckland, on a large Boalo, Stearlne Candloa, boap, Oil, and the various other ortloles of commerce which are produood ln oonneotlon with such manufactures. APPI.IO4TIONS FOR SHARKS, With deposit Ol Two dhllllnßß per Share, will be received bj tho Actlng-iooretary until the 16th July, 1882. Proephotus nnd further information may be obtained on application. , — . , . . P"" ''-iiJ'6!:,'^'"'P' E C T U „ OF THE WAIWERA HOT SPRINGS COM. . PANY (LIMITED). CAP HAL, £30,000; in 30,000 Shares at £1 eaoh. 11,6110 fully paid-up shares will be Issued to Mi Graham. aB part payment for the property, Tho capital on the remaining shares will be payable as follows: -os per snore on appli cation, 5n por uhi-ro on allotment, and the balanoo in calls not oxcooding 5s per share at intervals of not leas than three months. Provisional Dirkotoer. W. Aitken, Ksq. : v. G. Ewington, Esq, 1). B. Criiiokßhank, Ktq. Jas. Robertson, Esq. Thus. Morrin, K.q., A.Brook, Ktq. B. C. Baratow, K.q-. V, Karl, Keg. "I'hos. Buddie, Esq. -eorge Frasor. Etq. Dr.JUalnos Jno. Kirkwood, Etq. Jos, Banks. Esq. . X. Ludlow, Etq. Honry Brott, Rag. Jaokson Palmer, E»q, Jho. irlehor, Keg. o, T. Wren. Fsq.' Jas. Wallace, KbO. ,r. B. Hurter. Esq. H. F, Anderson, Ksq," . W. MoCnllougb, Esq, R. O. Greenwood. Esq. Geo MoVub, Kuq. • Jos. Bennett Esq., Hioh. J.GlU.iEsq. Jag. itllack, Keg, John Milao, Esq. Jno. Anderson, Esq. T. Macffarlano, Eeo. T.Henderson,Esq.,M.L:C. M. Murohlo, Esq. J.Wl_iian.aon,Ei~i„M.L.A. _. Hornßby. Esq, K. J. Mobb. Keg., M.U.R. 3. Kohn. Keg. W.J. Hurst, Kuq.,M.H.R, Capt. W. Steele <.~pt. J. H. H. Barrluon W. H. Grooe. Esq. Capt. Coibook A. Martin, Esq. > W. S Wilson, Esq., W. Lodder, K_q. J. Craig, Keg. Q. li. Livers. Iftq, F. J. Somerlleld, Esq. or. Uoldsbro* Jos. Stewart, Ksq., O.K. Or. J. M. Moore li. J. Wickens, Ksq. • Ur, Honeyman Kloh. Keals, Ksq, Or. Btookw.ll , G. Holdßhlp, H f q. B. Ireland. Esq. J. Waymouth, Keg. X J. O'.ulllvau, Esq. George Harper, Esq. Wm. Waters. Ksq. . R. M. Stark Esq. " J. L. Kate well, Keg, Charles Ring, Esq. Jno. Kndean, Esq.l Jamoa B. Graham, Esq. So win Hesketh. _leg. John Jamos Esq. 4. Devore, Esq, . Andrew 8011, Ktq. Jno. Taylor, _._q, Ji Coegrave. Eeq, John Bold, Esq. A. Cairns. Eeq. fahn Wilks, Ktq. M. H. Roe, Esq. &'. Hall. Esq. Boos Goorge, Esq, EL Jaokson, Esq, F. J. Hull, Rig. Jas. Russell, Ksq. Franolo Skeons. Eeq." I. H. Upton, Esq. Jno. Wallace, Eeq. W, Gorrie,Esq. Wm. Percival, Esq. BANB-tRS.' Tho National Bank of New Zealand. Eolicitobb; Messrs Whltakor. Russell* and Buddie.' I!ROK_!R_ I . Auokland Brokers' Association. BKC~._T_.RY, PRO. TKII,: John Milne, Keg, OFiric_a OF tub Company : COLONIAL- BANK BUILDINGS. QUEEN STREET, AUCKLAND. The Company is formed to purchase from Robert Graham, Keq,tho valuable Uot Springs, Baths, Hotel, and Ei-iate, .liuatod at the Wai wera, within lour hours by coaoh road, or twenty-four miles by water, from tho city Of Auckland. Steamers ran daily, and a mall ooach to and from tho North Shore throe times a woek. 'iho Waiwera Harbour, being within tho Hauraki Gulf, offers a delightful pleasure tiip.of which many thousands avail themselves during the yonr. Tho beauty ot the harbour aad of the sur rounding oonntry. as well oa tho curative pro perties of its perennial_and abounding Thermal Mineral Springs, are ao widely known that comment Is unnecessary, tiea bathing, nver bathlng, and boating on tho river which rnns throngh tho property, are among the many attractions of this unique E_tate, The climate Is bo mild and equable throughout the year that tobacco, and tha orange anu lemon, grow luxu riantly. Mr Giahuin haa spent large Bums in developing the property stnoe be acquired It— noarly forty years ago. Having brought it into a pa} Ing condition, ho wishes to retire, and leave to others the farther great improvement ot whioh tho Waiwera property Ib now capable. The proporty handed over to tho Company will consist of the Hot Springs (whioh have yioldou an Inexhaustible .upply ot mineral water from time immemorial); the hotol.whioh is doing a large and profitable bu.ineas, and oapaalo of accommodating fro ai 90 to 100 persons comfortably ; the whole of the harbour front age, and 7-S acres, more or lees, of adjacent oountry. The Utter ia a&mlrably adapted for a Township, Villa Residences and Small Farms. Ie will becomo vory valuable when a proper wharf is built by the Government, wbioh It Is honed wilt not be much longer de layed. A further blook of 102 aoros has been loosed by Mr Graham, from Mr Anderson, at a rental of £50 per annum, for 10 years, with a right to purchase for £1,000. This lease will also bo handed over to the Company. The proporty, with Furniture, Plant. Live Stock, See, Blithe, Bath-booses, Hotol, Cottages, Land, and the Lease above-mentioned, will be Bold by Mr Graham to the Comoany for £23,000. Mr Graham only requires one half Of this amount to bo pa}d within six months fiom allotment of shores, and will aooept fully paid no Sharon for tbe balanoe of the purchase money. One-third of tho -hares will be aooortloned to and reserved for the Southern Provincial Bis trlct of New Zealand, and Sydney and Mel bourne. The preliminary expenees inourred ln formation of the Company will also be paid by Mr Graham. TholHotol business yielded last year a. net profit ot £1622,t0 which snm It has steadily grown from tho small b-glnnlnga ot eight years ago, when accommodation for visitors waa flrst attempted. It Is proposed to appropriate £7000 In enlarging the Hotel and other improvements, ln order to koep pace with the growing demand and great luorense of visitors from the SoutSof New Zea land, and from all parts of Aastralla and tbe South Sea Islands. The profits of the year may then bo confidently estimated at from £2000 to £3000, with o proportionate increase in the years to loilow. ' ' From tbe land alone a largo revenne must ultimately bo secured, and ln the meantime the current and increasing business Is a sufficient guarantee for hanasome dividends to the _}Ij_u~b~ holder-. " ' •' '•'■■-* .■"/*. A meeting of the subscribers will bo con vened for the Election of Dlreotors, So,, (who will be duly appointed according to tha number ot shares taken up in eaoh Provincial District and in Sydney and Molbourno), of whioh due notice will be given. Applications for shares will be reoeived by tho members ot the Auokland Broker-' Associa tion, and at tho temporary offloes of the Com pany. Colonial Bank Buildings, Qneen-street, till 20th day of July, 1882. RE HOT SPRINGS HOTEL BUSINESS AO COUNT. 321. New Zealand Insurance Buildings, Auokland, Uth May, 1883, Roij-RT Graham, Esq., Sir,— Having completed the audit ot yout Manager's books and accounts, for the yeai ending 13th May, 1882,1 have now the pleasure of handing you the accompanying documents vlz: Profit and Loss Account, Receipts and Ex penditure Account, and the BUanolng Account 1 on 13th May, 1882. i Rofercnco to tho Profit and Loss Account I ohbws that the businoS. donoduring tliettvelve months amounted t0'£5,150, ylfefdihg unront fa! £1,622, ......-.- Tho figures for tho year onding May 13. -881, were—Business dono, £1515, and profit,£l WI, Tho business done in the year ending 13th May, 1882, has, thoieforo, boen £611, and tho profit £331 moro than during tho previous year. A §or-centago comparison shows that the business ono wa3 thirteen nnd a-half per cent, more than last year, yielding an increase of profit oi twenty per oent. This rosult must bo gratifying to you, af it proves that at tho Hot Springs Hotei a h'gher ratio of profit attends in creased business. In tha statement ol Expenditure £276 6s 5d has been charged by youi manager to improvements—namely, now stablo tanks, reservoir, fencing the new plantation vapour bath, ornamental vases 1 &c. Beside! this, ho informs mo that you have had plantet during the year a largo number cf Qra~>j_o lemon, fruit, and other trees, vhe cos. of w__cl did. not coaio beforo me.' •" ' I am, Bir, yoi*r obedient servant, ~ ' JOH-. WAYMOUTH Public Accountant, (JSB-I SBEDI SKED FOR SALE, the following New Seeds, ex Roman Empire I— Red Clover White Clover Cowgrass Alsyke Rape Lucerne Turnip Mangel Linseed Hemp Canary Sec, tec IThe above will be disposed of at Lot.cs Ourreat Prices. • r'(~ FPTT-.R AND 00„ ■"-. _~j-_-,_---tr-_t,



FOB SALE- BUSINESS TO BE DISPOSED OF.- A Family Bottling Wine and Spirit Bus! nee. to be sold, doing nice trade, in good tiwu, having good ommunioation with Auckland, ! Good.opportunity for anyone with oaiall oapital. ! —Addreaa 8.. effloe of this paper. gj*iOß SALE (really cheap), at Pon. <P sonby. Throe good Six and Seven ronmed Bouses, with large Hardens; and one Four roomed Cottage. Alto, Two Sli-roomed Cot tiiges in Nclson-str.ict, Anckland, Apply to John Soppet, House acd Land Agent, No. 8, Qnoen-atreet ' ipOR SALE, the Freehold ot a Couhtry " Hotol. with lj aorea In paddocks Tho House Is new, contalnlng^7 rooms, with stable and out-houaes. Stook and Farnitnro at vslua tlon.-Apply to J. M. & J. Mowbray, 12, Qaeen street. WOK SALE.—A BARGAIN, £75 Acres Exoellent Land, comprising an al luvial valley—tho slope, on either pldo mostly covered with pohatukawa, purirl, and otner valuable timber. A Hueh Public Houao and Store on the property ib at present let, but ictv mediate possession cm oo obtained It required. This Is an excellent opportunity for anyone wishing to combine farming with a luorative timber and (turn bualneaii. .troll partloulars on ' application to METCALFE Se HILL, ! _ 29, N.Z. Innnrance Bnlldlogs. ■p.OR POSIT IV B~~BA L E. , That oompaot little Island, known as Wood's -Bland, about, half-way between here and tbe head of the Waitemata. containing 100 Aores, > with Cottage, good Orohard, and several im provements, plenty of fresh water all the year round, and a good wharf for tbe convcalenoe of j steamers, tec— Apply to - . • 5 JOHN SOPPET. House and Land Agent, No. 8, Qneen-street. ~ •tirriLLOW -GLEN- EBTATJB, TT -CINGSLAND. . This beautiful property has now been but - veyed Into 35 grand allotments, from about a ! quarter of an aore upwards. Tbe well-finished , 12 roomed villa reßldenoo. renlete with every ' convenience, ro„l-tor grates, b-ith, tanks with water laid on. wili. bis bold, with rather over 3 cores of tastefully laid out garden grounds, -ell ..anted with ornamental and fruit trees; paddooks, well of water, stable, and other out buildings: on east- terms, for the low prioe of £800.. ai allotment?, embracing some remark ably flue sites (all volooalc) for vllloa, (the greater portion cleared and plonghable) may now be viewed, and flrst comers nay take their choloe. at extreamly low prioes, ranging from ~28 to -3100 per allotment. Terms to suit pur chasers. Be early and take your plok, . Large plan may ba seen, and full Information obtained from J. R. KANDERSON, Land Agent, 5, N.Z. Insurance Buildings, ' Auokland. OR BALE, a Baker's Business, in ' eluding Confectionery, Grooery, and tbe Post-ofiloe, ln a riaing dlttriot near town.— Long lease will be given.—Apply to E. Waters, Qneen-street. r IJIOR SALE, really cheap, a Compact V ' Farm of UO aores; about 50 acres ln grass. part under crop, part good bush and fern; a Six-roomed Houae, Bfcy, le. Cow-shed, Sec; 2) miles trom railway, station and only 12 miles from town by good road, FOR SALE, a nice little Dairy Farm of » acres, all fenoed and divided Into paddooka, with good House, Stable, Sheds, and every eon venlenoe, and deep-water frontago,. 10 miles from town. Apply to John Soppet, House, Land, and General Commission Agent. No, 8, Queen-atreet (npetaira - , . IHOR SALE, a New 7-roomed House, . well built and Sslsbod, waßh-houee and outhouses, }-aore of ground, well situated in a healthy locality.—For further partloulars apply to Davies and Baker, National Inßuranco Build togs. 83. Qaee-^tßj^_Ata-Wilß<t.^. j -. "lj- O R SALE, KA TONS GALVANIZED OOBRUGA -30 TED UtON IOQ TONS FENCING WHtB OKA BARRBLS KNIGHT ft EVAN'S -53" OEMBNT. W. S. LAURIE, 10, WYNDHAMjjj^BUtT, riiO FARMERS AND OTHERS. The undersigned have on Hand a Splended Sample of TARTARIAN BKKD OATS.alao 6 COO saoks Prime FEED OATS, at lowest current rates. ~_i -_-.MITOHK__-{H--fcOCU 5 ISO. 10, Queen-street wharf. IJ.OR SALE AT FREEM_-N*S~BAY JL 1 MILLS. Latb Soppett b. GENUINE BONEDUST. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. At Lowest Market lUtks. BONES BOUGHT IN ANY QUANTITY, At thb Mill, OATS AND MAIZE ORUSHED. - D. a MoKHNZIK, Fort-fltreet, April 28th. Lj- OR S ALE, At Lowest Market Bates i Rosin, Pitch, and Tar Kerosene, F_lnt,and Olive Oils Champion's, Soott's, and Btorer'a Genuine White Lead, ln wood Monte Metal end Nails Large Stook of Canvas, various brands Wire Rope, from li inoh to } inoh Bolt Rope, Hemp, and Manilla Rope, all Patent Windlass (wood), Frills, and Palls Anchors, from 16 owt to 10 lbs Chains, from 1 Inoh tc 1 Inoh. Colaa and Fish OIL D. H MCKENZIE, FORT-STREET. Maroh 18. IBB_- G-UNSON & Martin HAVE ON SALE > GRAIN-Feed Wheat, Fowl Wheat. Maine, Oats and Beans (orushed and whole*, Tartarian and Potato Seed Oats, Blaok Oats, Flour, Oatmeal, Bran, Sharps, and Chaff. POTATOES—Good Table Potatoes, Early Seed potatoes, MANURES—Genuine Bonedust (coarse and fine), Boneflour, and Guano. SEEDS-Rye Grass, Cooksfoot, Red and Whit 6 Clover, tec. Sec DAIRY PRODUOE-Ohoioe Local and Tara naki RoU Butter (In kega and boxes). Prime Salt Butter. Cheese. - ' i TO ARRIVE — Seed Wheat, Fowl Wheat, Barley, Prime Sample Oamaru Pota ] toes, and Lapatone Flnkps, Baoon and Hams, ob-eso. Oatmeal, Wood's , Flour (in 100- and SQ-), TffS ABOVE AT LOWEST BATES, j GUNSON & MARTIN, ' GRAIN. DEED & PRODUCE MERCHANTS. . AND COMMISSION AGENTS, " 53, CUSTOM-HOUSE-STREET (Adjoining Messrs, Winstone's), AUCKLAND. ; WANTED- W' ANTED KNOWN-Money to lend on Personal Security. Parsons Borrow t Ing £~ receive CI 10s; £10, £0; £20. -318 ; £50, *15; repayable IU Weekly or Monthly Instal t ments. Strictest soorcoy. Bills discounted 1 daily.—London Loan and Dlsoonnt Company ' Hlgh-strobt (botween Shortland-street and Vul ' can lianel. ___ WANTED Known— 'Ihat J. Coegrave and Co. have the Largest and Best . Stook ot Men's and Boys' Clothing to choose i from ln Anokland. ; \\TANTED KNOWN-That E. Porter j Vv and Co; have Opened their New Ware f house at Newmarket, with a Large Assortment ot Furnishing and General Ironmongery.. All 5 Goods at Town Prioes. ■. ' I . \\f ANTED KxiuWN, that E. Mltchel : T T son te Co., No. 19. Queen-street Wharf, E are Belling Mairo, Oata, Bran, Sharps, Flour, c Oatmeal, fco.. tec, at lowest market rates. W' ANTED KNo'\YN.-_The' Auckland Tirqhor Oompabr. Limited (late G. 1 Hoiciablp Se Co.), are selling every d.noi lotion n of Timber; also, Saahos, Doors, Mouldings. - Turnery, Fretwork, &0., at Specially Low Prices.—CastotehoußQ-street Weßt. W ANTED KNOWN --■ F. ' Shailer, Tailor, Eden Terrace, next Eden HaU, has commenoed business ln the _ above line, and trusts by strict attention , to all orders to merit a fair share of • patronage from the surrounding district, where a tailor is maoh needed, Repairs neatly eze 'on ted. «ants' own materials made up. • , WANTED KNOWN—CHBAP TlM bub I Ge-uf Timbs-Q I Acd -".I other kinds of Building Materials, can he iturehasea oheaper and-.tester f-nn' '"anywhere else at the ~ Yard3o;iiGotD'~.Albort-street. Thorebeing _« pa tnanajactory for Joiners' Timber on the pre mi-os, the oustomer has an additional_pppor tunity of getting superior timber. Wheel rights'Materials always in stock.



Amusements. Theatre Royal.' Proprietor- _. _ K.J, Dot-las Manager- Mr John L, Hall Business Manager MrFrankM.Wilmott Stage Manager..-.....-..Barry Sefton ANOTHHE CROWDED HOUSE TO WITNESS MR. JOHNL. HALL (Thb Aubtr-Lian Coai_ni„N). LAST NIGBTI LAPT NIGHT I LAST NIGHT I CAST NIGHT I TO-NI -HT (Tuesday. > TO NIGH v TO-NIGHT I July!. /TawIGHT (By speolal reqaeat), RIP VAN WiNKt_K -) The good - naturtd RTf VAN WINKLE J-Or, Dutchmauof the RIP VAN WINKLE) CatsktUMountaliifi JOHN L HALL, as RIP (as played by him throughout the Colonies, Kngland, Ireland, and New Zealand, with snch lmmonßo bucoobb-. RIP VAN WINKLE I RIP VAN WINKLE! RIP VAN WINKLE! RIP VAN WINKLE I In active preparation, tbo latest London and American furore, now in Us 800 th performance In London only, nlaylnc la Sydney Its 60th time, THE GUVNOR. Prices: Dre3B Clrole, il: Si alls, 2/6; Pit. 1/. Box-office at Upton's. Cani-gr-a ai 10.30. BT. CLAIR JONES, Agent. A NY infringements of Mr o. L. Hall's £__. Dramatic Authors' Rights will bo dealt with according to law. Fh-NK M. WIIXMOIT, Baslne-S Manager lor. J. L. HaU, : ■„....,■, ... ';;;■;■,,/; . ..-.;) , . V—/.-,,■ .. _, ,; MOUNT ALBERT HALL.-A BUbi scrlptlon Ball In oonneotlon with the Mount Albert Cinderella Danoos will be held in the above Halt on TUESDAY, the llth July. Tiokets—Ladies. 7s Ba ; Gentlemen. 12s Od; may be obtained from Members of the Com mittee, or from the Secretary. MARIK GREENWOOD, Hon. Sec. TB^^S" A.0.0.F., M.'U„ AiD. liE LOYAL GOOD INTENT LODCfE, T NO. 4^69. Will oelabrate Its 32nd Anniversary BY A f; PINNER AND BALL/ --.--__, LORNB-BTRKKT HALL, osr TUESDAY EVENING, JOLY 18, JBB2. Dinner at B.SO p.m. sharp. ' Z Danolng to commenoo at 9 o'olook wn. Double Tioketa. 7s Gd; Extra Lady, 2s6d; tb be obtained from Messrs. dole. Carter, tkers, Lewis, Homer, Holland, James, Gow, Ballan tine, Barley, Mendelsohn, Donaldson, Soon, MaArtneyior, J. A. PENNALLIGEN, ) " "' '.::"'■ Seoretary, ' I ii JLec-ures. T ORNE-BTREET HALL. " SWt-OSNBORG, THE HERALD OF A NEW DISPEHSATION." IA Leoture pn this subject will be delivered on WEDNESDAY EVENING, at 8 p.n_;. llyMr Jacob Pitman. Admission Free. ' , . YOVJXQ MEN'S CHRISTIAN :] ABBOO-ATION. , \ Comerof r ■■ Welukiev arp A-B_B_-__BEET_, ANNUAL ■ V/OURBB OF -LIE O TURKS, 1889 Jaly 7-L-oturo! "Homes without Hands. illnatrat-d by Limelight: Views—Percy A Smallfleldi Jaly _8-Entertalnment, Musloal and Literary, Aug. ll—Lecture, "Kngllsh University Life •thirty .Years Ago"- -Bishop O-wte.,, i AUg. 25—Entertainment, Musical and Literary. Sept I—Lecture: "Ten Days ln Palestine"--. Roy. A. Held. Sept 28—Entertainment, Musical and Literary, Oot. 20—(To bo announced).. ..Mr T, Spurgeon, To Commence at 1.30. Seats reserved (or Tioketholders till 7.-0. Tlofceta for the Course (to admit bearer and lady) 6s; single Tickets for Course, 3s Od Single Tickets, la, to be obtained from: the Booksellers, Mombors of Commlttea, and at the Roomsi THOMAS BUDDLE, ..'V: Hon. Seo. TEWDEBiS. ~ JO-W ZEALAND RAILWAYS, SUPPLY OF PKANUT OIL. General Manager's Ofiioo. Hallway Department. WeUlngton, Uth Juno, 1882, Written Tenders will be received at this office up to noon ot MONDAY 10th July, 1832. tor the Supply of about 15,000 Gallons Chinese Peanut Oil, to be delivered In January nest, upeoifloatlona and Formß ot. Tender .hay be obtainr-d at tbe Stores, Managor's Office, Wei linitton; and the "storekeepers' Uffloefl, Anok land, Christohuroh, and Dunedin, Tenders, aooompanled by Bamples. to be addreased to the General Manager. Wellington; and marked outside," Tender for Oil." The lowest or any Tender not neoessarlly accepted. Telegraphto Tenders will not be entertained. J. P. MAXWELL, General Manager N.Z.-Railways. A UOKLAND HARROUR BOARD, ADDITIONS TO OUTER EASTERN T. QUEKN-HTREBT WHARF, . Harbour Board Offloe, Auokland, June 28,1882, Tenders will be received at this offloe until TUESDAY, the llth July next, at noon, for Additions to Outer Eastern T, Queen-street Wharf, in terms of plans and epeolfloatloni to be seen at the Engineer's Office, The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. Tenders to to endorsed "Tender for Addl lions to enter Eastern T." F. B. COMPTO-.. Chairman. rp o builders. Tenders will be' received until Noon of TiIUKSIjAY. July Bth, for the Breotlon and Completion of Brlok Shop and Dwelling-house at Devonport, North shore. EDWARD BARTLBY. Arohlteot. rp O B UJ_ L D E RS. Wanted Known, tbat F. MANDKR has opened a yard at Onahunga, and la prepared to supply Building Material ot bout quality at current rates. Cash Cubtomera liberally dealt with. -1 iENDKRS-.il. be received at the office X of the undersigned (where plans and speoifloatlonß may be .sen) up to 5 p.__i, ot V.KDNE-D-.Y. July 6th. 1882, fo- EreoUonot Coach-house and Stable, Sco, at Newton. FBATKR BROS., Insurance Buildings. TENDERS will be received until Friday, July 14, for the erection ot a Four-roomed House In Beresford-street.—Plans at Hi Eagle ton's, Halrdresr/er, Queen, street. isaecucai. R. B. C. PARKINSON, M.KiO*. Surgeon. England, &o, has the honour to state that he is nowPraotlßinghis Profession at the NORTH SHORE, and-is for the present residing at Roseneath, Devonrort, the house belonging to Captain Slattery.,' " The English Pharsja oy, 181, QUEEN-STREET, (T^iEjfWNK NO, 10) A»D Hurth Shore xharmaqy (a Branoh ot the above), GARDNER, M.P^CI&G., CHEMIST. "f All Prescriptions sent out from these sfstabllsh ' ments may be relied upon as being prepared With the Bornpulouß nicety whioh characterises Modern First-class Dispensing. Formula* prepared according to the different London Hospitals: British, Gorman, and tho United States Pharmacopeias, and the | ' French Codex, 184, q^EBN^TREET?'_TNORTH SHORE ' , ( ..,,- -. , i( ' GV. STOVIN begs to, draw the atten • tion of the publio that he haa opened an ' offloe at tbe Union Insurance Company's Build ' lngß, Qu-Min-atroot, where he Intend- to carr? on ' buslneas as Houbo, Land, and Estato Agent,



— , —i —____——____, __j__u_ißj_aeaLt-, __r* ABBOTTS- ~ Opera "H" o v s c: Lessee....... -Mr. W. H, Thompson. To-night I to-nighti To-night I GRAND OPENING NIGHT CF Thompson's Colossal Mirror OS1 THE ZtVhV "W ARI .' .. * Witnessed during the last six woolt-i by over 200.000 persons. Pronouncod by the entire Aus tralian Press to bo the most arti-tlc painting that has ever been exhibited in tho Colonies. Illustrating on SOOOO foot of canvas all tha principal events connected with tl.ln campaign, r/iOM THB FIRING OF THE FIRST SHOT TO MIB CAPTURE OF CKTKW-VO, THE ZULU KING. Mr Archibald Forbes, the celebrated Wan Correspondent, In bis lecture on tho Znlu Wac ln Sydney, in tho pr_s_n~aof Lord l.ottua audi suite, said that the Panorama ot the Zulu War now being exhibited in New Zealaad by Mr Thompson was a very faithful representation of the Zulu Campaign. - Henry Emeden's Marvellous Ploture ot the BATTLE O. IBANDULA*. The last order given was; " Fix bayonets, men. and die like JCngllah BO'.cJlers 1" , The Sydney Evening News Bars: " Tho Battle of Jsandula is .depleted in a marvellous manner, and is a triumph of the pointer's art." THE MORNING AFI'KR THE BATTLE. The Sydney Morning Herald says :-Tho best entertainment In this city now Is Thompson's Diorama ot the Zulu War. William Telbln'sßeautiful picture of the DEFENOE-OF BORKE'3 pRIFI*. . ; The gallant stand/of -83,B_iUsh sb_i_ers naalast 1000 Zulus will always be romemb-rodas ■ too most brilliant achievement of the zuiu w_*. r;""" ~'j.. THE BUFFALO -U-*«-t-_SAV*-NG THE COLOURS, .'■"---■ I'-r^i-i "Therlost their Uves,'b_t .B»ved t-o^OTloMa.* ' THE 80TH REQIMKVT MARCHING DOWN REGENT.STREEI*. LONDON. ..". < 6a their way to Zulaland. The " Py ehey Eoho " pays t-rThbse who deairo an intellectual treat should witness • an* exhibi tion of Mr Thompson's Fane, am a of the Zulu Campaign. 'IT", ..-..,,' Tne 91st HIGHLANDERS marching down tha Tnamas v mbankmant on their way to the Seat of War. -• ■•■ v~ -,•-. ; 17th LANDERS Crossing Waterloo Bridae WK • ■ • •• M00n1ight,'.,;'..,;,.'..-'-...--. ■•'';.. THE WONDERFUL PORPEDO EXPLOSION (Marvellous Mechanical Effect). • , J The Grand Mechanical Diorama, In whioh there are iOOO moving figures showing Lorn Chelmßford's'marah to tho'relief Qt Colonol ■ Pearson at Ekowe. By a now and Hovel Con trivance, the Whole of the; country .through which the troops passed is shown to tho audi ence. " .'.,••. , r .:u . The ''Sydney Dally Telegraph -saysi~T___i portion ot the Diorama is constructed;withmar vellaas cunning, and far exoeeds unythl__g ot the kind ovor Bliown In this city. -.-.:-. PRKTOKIA-The Scene of the Boer Rebellion. The ■" Melbourne Argus " says t—The plot ura representing the scenery In Zululand in all Its variety—from lofty mountains to undulating plains, from rocky defllea ta the most charming sylvan views-are -work- of a high order of art., The LAAGER MODE OF DEFENCE.—How Sir George Coliey was defeated at Majaba Hill, Gordon and Hartford's, magnlfloont ploture of THE BATTLE OF ULUNDL. ■ The Melbourne "Ago"says:—The battle of Ulundi was so reallstio as to oall forth a loud oheor from tho large audienoe assembled, • ' DEATH OF THE PRINOE IMPERIAL, One who lived a spotless life, and died-'sol dier's death, fighting in our oauso in Zululand, RETURN OF TEtB TROOPS AT SPITHEAD. Que of the most article socnes ever proucmed, to an audienoe. , -.. ■ Concluding with a Grand MECHANICAL DIORAMA, In which there are 5000 moving figures, rt pre senting tho FUNERAL PROCESSION - " Of the * PRINCE IMPERIAL' Starting from the Arsenal at Woolwioh, and showing the whole of the country to Chlalehurst, , GRAND TRANSFORMATION BOENK. "' Showing the.lnterlor of St. Marj-s Chapel dur ing the ceremony. EVERY EVENING, ' '-"' '"'* '■ At the termination of the entertainment, tbo Proprietor will distribute A NUMBER OF ELEGANT AND COSrLY PRESENTS. : Consisting of Gold and Silver Watohes, Suites of Furniture, Planoa, Horses, Baggies, suits of Clothes, Toa and Coffee Services, Lioueus Stands, Papier Maoh. Tablet, and ~-..;. .-. .',-■: . 100 COSTLY PRESENTS, '. ' J Amounting In value to £300 per week. Doors open at 7.30; overture at 8 o'clock-. Prioes _pf Admission-Dress Olrola ana Or chestra Stalls, 8s; Stallß, 2sßd; Pitta-. Chil dren bali-prlce to Dress Circle and Stalls only. Box Offloe at E. Wayte's, Bookseller, Queen* street. DosorlntlveLecturer...._,..Mr. W.Thbmpson. •"''' ' ':. - ' •■'"".. . ' 'it ■ '"' Insurance!-. NEW ZEALAND I_.S_JRA-.U_. COMPANY, i•; - '-, ." .;.■" .'/.:. Capital,, _. „ _,'■-_, _ • n.OOO 060 ReinH-ranc. and R_seiTe Fund* _. tUo[m -IBKSAIi CONDITIONS, MODEBAT* BATH PROMPT SETTLEMENTS. UNDOUBTED SECURITY. N.S~ JINSURANOE BUILDINGS, GEORGE P. MERGE Manage.. LIVERPOOL AND LONDON AND GLOBE INSURANCE COMPANY*. Capital., _ «_ _ _ __._83,000.00b With Unlimited Liability ot Shareholder?. Specially Empowered by Act ot the Fajrfistuesit of New Zealand, ; ~: Annual Fire Income, oxc_*_lng,._,.«.Ol~.-_0 "• Fire Reserve Fund., _..„„■,.«._«.' 1,600,006 Accumulated Fun_a_.._,_,,_.„_«_ ,B_33_J-88 LOSSES ADJUSTED AtfD PAIBIN ■ ■ •• ' AUCKLAND.-'-. ' < .«~i, ' ■'..:■,<•. The Company aro proparod to aoeept Risks on.-"'*'' Buildings and their UontontEt—whether mer_fi_Z "■"■". tile or otherwise—ln the City and 'SttbMM.aS .>»"" Lowest Oubbbnt Ratbs. f"^ J ■ JOHN BU 0 HAN AN, Agknt. SHOBTiuKi_S!-Hi!a^,' ■ * jt/g ESSRS T. & S. MORRII., on this ■^X the flrst day of the h^f-year, have much pleasure in announclnff th&t.toQl]. busi ness having beopme of such magnitude, as it. < necossltato Increased capital and organisation, they have converted It Into a private LIMITED r LIABILI-Y COMPANY, under the name of- T. and S. MORRIN and CO, (LIMITED.. T. and S. Morrin and Co. (Limited) havo been fortunate enough to Becuro Mr Jour. Ciiamiiebs as a.Managlng Direotor.and Messrs C. J. Stone and W. I. T_vlob aa Dlreotors. Mbssbs Mobbis* respectfully thanks all their late customers for their liberal support during the many years they have beea In business. and hope that the new Company,: having in creased facilities and capital, will reoeive tha same, only In a larger degree. T. & 8. MORBIN. -Vrir2TH re-erence to tho above, T, i * ' andS. MORttIN CO. (LIMITED) hay» .to announce- that, In addition to pnrobaae ot - the LARGE STOCK of MESSRS MORRIN, they have purchased the MINING HARD. WARE BUSINESS of MR Oi J. STONE, of the Thames, and the SHIP CHANDLERY BUSINESS of MESSRS H. F. ANDERSON apd CO..- "Q'-'-on-Btreet, Auokland, and -whlob jjurfn-sa will be carried on aa before. Mb j. h» .smith being the Manager of the Thames Business, and Mk H. F. Andebsok of the Ship Chandlery. '.''.. ThQ new Company has made such arrange- - ments for the supply ot goOds ns will on.bl» them to meet tho rapidly-increasing trade of ' tho North Island. The Company hope the large support given, to the old firms will be continued to T.. -tints' E. Morrin Co; ILlmited), ~ * *' An.Uand, N.Z., July Ist, 1832, '-" "} »|