The Auckland Evening Star.

Vol. XIII.—No. 3,593.

AUCKLAND. N c Z e . TDESUAJ, FEBRUABY 14, 188S a

(Publis__o) Daily).

PRICE : ONiii PENIS V



Shipping:. , __, a TNION BTEAMSHII i^^Vi^f! U COMPANY OF NKM f'i V^_feS 6^ ZKALAND (_jIMITBO)i 3r.U_fiS«N^L Time Tablr— i||; February, 1882, POR BISBOKNK, NA DIBR, WELLINGTON LYTTKLTON, PORT CHALMERS, AKD BLUFF (raoM Ong~N-BTPg-T Wham) 'iiwamor, Date of Sailing. Latest Train. ■Tic Awau Friday, 17, noon — .Akaw'ai'a Thnrediiy 23,10 a.m. — Booking Cargo to Tolago Bay. pna TARANAK.I. NKLSON, PICTON, WHI/ LYTTKLTON, AWD Was* Coast Ports (fbom Manukau) Hawka Tuesday. 11.3 p.m. 2 p.m. L'knquin Tuesday, 21,10 a.m. 9.10a,m t TOR MELBOURNE. Via BOUTH. Tic Avau Friday. 17, noon — ajuwata Thursday, 23,10 a,m. — Calllag atHobart. __I "".._. FOR SYDNEY. Übko About 'IMes. 21,1pm — __ FOK"LKyUB^A_ANp BUVA. 3'AIARUA "j^Abbnt Mo'ndayi"27" I — FOX RUaPWfiL ,4lfD KAWAKAWA I'Favav I Tuesday, 11.6 p.m. I — During February, Excursion Return Tloketf will be inroad at Reduoed Rates, available foi return nnttl 31st March. OTUkko must be alongside ona hour betori time of lepartore. Passage Tlokets must be taken at the offloi be'oro embarking. Anckla-d Branoil I 13 gueon-BUeet vjxßAja to uoauon, '•^^^^. orbsntTink, iho t olio wing Steamships b» tanging to the Orient Steam Navigation Com' panyll Jmlted).«ind the FaolfioSteamNaTlgatloi Company wiU leave SYDNEY at the under mentioned dates for MELBOURNE, ADE ti AIDK and LONDON, via Sties Canal :— meamer. [ Keg. Ton-ge | Date. OARONNB 3,87 I Jfebruary 2J POTOSI 4,219 Maioh3 CHIMBORABO,,_ 3,847 I Maroh 17 JOHN KLDKK-.. 4,162 I Maroh3l SORATA 1011 I April 14 And the Servioo will be maintained oy boo oeedlng steamers at Intervals of a Fortnight Miokiimd passengers for Potosl prooeed. pel Hero on 31st February. fr.ro to Jjondon, 15 to 70 gulneaek Snec Canal Dues, 8a In addition, Parcels booked through to London > Paßsongors en book bom Anokland at a through rate to cover Intercolonial tare and Oannl dues, and so secure special advantages. Passages from London can bo granted U Auckland. For plans and full parttoulan, WPlr. l» London, to F. Green Ss Co., and Anderson, Anderson & Co., Joint Managera of the Line; or to thfi Agents In Auckland „, UNION BTKAMSHIP CO. OF N JZ, (Lnnx_D), Qnaen-Btreet «S^*fe^ "OENINSULAR AND OKI J^S>Jl ental steam naviga '*^**vtion company. The Compsny"s Steamships (under contract With the Vlotorlan Government for the convoy' «noe of her Majesty's mails) will be despatched I „,„_„ I Leave I Leave { Leava Steamer. | Bydßey [ Meiyrn-1 pienelß HO3ICTTA Feb9 I FeblS Febl7 MIRZAPORE Feb23 Marl Mar 3 AB3AM - Mar 9 I Mar 15 Mar 17 And thenceforth every alternate week. Route:—lt Is Intended to despatch these Btesmors for Plymouth and London via Point do uallo. Passengers (or England will therefore not require to change steamers. Rate* of passage money to Plymouth or Lon don i £70 flmt, and £15 eooond-olasa; Italian ports, £t;sfirst, and£loiecond-claßß. Forturthet particulars respeotingpasscgemoney and freight WPly to ORUICBBHANK b CO* Agents. IS, Queen-etreet. Auckland. gH^A (JifiAM TO Xiil »BBWOT» OHINKMURI.WAITKKAURI, WAIRI. TE ABOHA GOLDFIKLDS, MQ» BINS VILLE, WAITOA PLAINS, A2ID GKaNI AND iTOBIBR'S SKTTLEMKNT. ENTERPRISE Ba 2. F.S. TB AROHA, & P.S. PATIKI. ' From Anokland i From Thames I - Tuesday, C p.m, Wednesday. 7 p.m. Thursday, 7 p.m. Friday. 9 p.m. Baturday, 9 p.m. The time table of river steamers to be saen al Bntdrpriae Offloe, Wharf. FARES! To Thames . Saloon, it ca; Steeragft R To Ohlnemurl through, 6s extra To Te Aroha through, 10b extra Not responsible for shipping, carrying, or dla -0hSrglDBn?0Bt0OlCt A.N.B. FERRY CO., Agent* ri_tolfc»__ CiTEAM TO WADE AND OREWA. S. S. MA R~I U N (late Mary Allen). For Wade: . 381 Tuesday, H. 11 a.m. Wednesday. 16,5 p.m. Thursday, 16,1 p.m. Friday. 17-6.30 p.m. Baturday, 18,3 p.m. Monday, 20,8 a.m. ForOrewa: __ f 101"016^,. _ TuoEday, 21,3 a.m. Wednesday, 22,8 a.m. Weather and other olroumstances P?™|'2°Bv Parcels to be lett and partloulare obtained from Hendry md WhlUey. No. i, Queen-Btreel (next Thames Hotel.) _ l-aat*_ nETOSPORT STEAM I®KJ: LJ FEBBY CO. (LmrcitD), TIMK TABLE. FROM A-OKLAND TO NORTH SHORK-7.3oainj 8.30,9*. 9.30, 10\ 10.30. 11, 11^». _» noon, 12.30" pm. 1.30, 2. 2.30,3», 3.30, i, 4.30*, 6,5.30* 8, 6.30,8, lb. U. (Saturdays oniy-1 p m inateadol 12.30, 11.15 Instead of 11). _ . _ From Nobth Shors W»AF,°f, I_??r'Jis' 7.30. 8,8.30', 9, 9.30». 10, 10^t0». 11.11.30.12 noon*, I p m, 1.30», 2. 2.30», 3, S.3o*. 4, 4.30, 6», 6.80,6*, 7 20.8,30,10.30. SUNDAY, FROMAnOKLANDToNOETHBHOBE.-10.30am: 1» pm, I.SO, 2.30, 3», 8.30, i. I.Bo*. 5.30*. 8, 6.80, B'from Nobth Shore to Auoklaito-IO am, 12.30 pm, 1,1.30", 2, 3, a3O», 4,4.30,6*. 6*. 8. To and from Devonport Wharf. FROM AnOKXAND TO NORTHCOTE—B.IS a ID, From Northootb to auokland—B.W an), 11,1.30t pm, 2.30.5. SO, 9.30*. *On Wednesday and Satorday only. tOmltted on Saturday. SUNDAY. FROM AUOKI-AND TO NORTHOOT-—lO »m, , "fhOm'nORTHOOTI. TO AUCKLANB-10.18 2.3 C 6301 BKNJ. TANNER, eoretary Q.S.F. Co. (IJinltedt, ". ' c-jiEAM TO THE HOI :tZgsj^ ©SPRINGS, MAHURANGI a_^gß_»ji__x_,KANA, KAWAU, AW OMAUA. »_B_aßsJ_*rara^ Monday and Friday. No Parcels or Gooda taken without unlppln BoFot fretaht or passaeeapnlT to ~r^~~t^ Bp COEOMANDISI •^S^SS" The fast and tavonrite 8.8. cor.omandel, Captain, W. D. Hargrarei Timb-Table. UavesAuoktod: *£%*ss£! sifF__fsSftr Weather and other ol™"?" 11?'*^?1^"l AU parcels to be prepaid at Offloe, HO. i QnOenßtrß°tr^ rH.BWmDLBY. Manager. ~~~Z~ v^rAIUKU & ONEHUNG " STEAM NAVIGATION O 3&Bm&* (I_MIT«D). ■ Time TABLB-F-BDAHy, 1883. S.S. MANUKAU. Leaves Onohunga i Waluku i ptawW. CUNNINGHAM. Agent,



Shipping-, aRGAVIILE kA-cbs: ', The K.B.S, Co.'a steamers DURHAM and MINNIIS CASEY ore appointed to leave Helenavllle for the above Races on TUESDAY. 28th February, on arrival of the 7 a.m. Train from Anoklana, returning from DargavlUe on FKID AY, 3rd March, first tide, reaching Holonaylllo (olrouraßtanora per , mlttlng) In 'tlnio for tho 6.12 [p.m. Train foi AtrdklantU *; Rstnrn Through Fares linoluding rail), avail able from Monday nmll Friday, will ba Issued at the Auckland Railway Station at following • rates :— First Class and Saloon .. ..fit 9s Si Second Class and Fore-oabin „ £1 &s Od N.B.—Persons neglecting to obtain through Tickets will be charged the ordinary fare. jSiMfe- 1 JNUKKASEn COMMUNICA- TION DSTWKKN AUCKLAND • <a»<m» AND NORTHBRN WAIROA. Tne Kalpara 3.5. Co.'s b.s, DURHAM Now runs a Bpeolal Tri-weekly Service to • Northern Walroa. leaving Holonsvlllo atter the arrival of thel. 30 train from Auckland on Fri days, returning from DargavlUe by Monday morning's tide. She leaves HelensvlUe again n Tuesday as i v This ostra tcp will be continued until furthei ncUoo. W. LODDBR, Manager ~TT~ TjiOß LOJMDON DIRECT. " 2__Ste3^^ " r° 'ol' ow tno Stricathro, The Clipper Barquo , ANTARES, : Captain A. Lbwis, will load for tho above port. For freight, &c, apply to > OWKN & GRAHAM. Agents. I ; ,SWBigfc, Jr PACKKT3 TO NKW ZKA fH 3^ LAND. mN&*Bmm OWNK D BY MKB3Ra BHAWI 8 A VDLiLK, & CO., 31, Leadonhall-street, London, The above line ot ships are regular traders lo all the principal ports In New Zealand. Thoi are clipper ships, olassed Al at Lloyds', and oom • manded by ezperlenood masters. The bill of • tare Is most substantial, inrt of tho bent quality, i and the accommodation roomy and oonven'ent. The undersigned are empowered to grant pas • uses from London to New Zealand, payment tor whloh have been guaranteed In the colony. " Return ships to London also leave at almost i tegular intorvaiH. ■ Full particulars on application to L. D. NATHAN & CO., ) OWKN & UKAHAM, > Agents. ORUIOKHKANK & CO. I • .*__.*. LIOK WHANQAROA DIRECT. •Hlbl_____S_ Tho sohooner CYGNET WIU nail about WEDNESDAY.-For freight or passage apply to _._ r i .... : Sf^S*w_. SJ i-AM TO THAMES, CAR. ' __3_jß_r k!5 RYINQ PABSKNBERS AND J!".!-*1!! CARGO, OOIfWHOTINa WITHOHTNI. hum, Omahu.Waitoa Plains, and Mouuxb» ', mv (Plako District). Tims Table, B.S, ROTOMAHANA, From Auckland I Tuesday, 9 morning Wednesday, 10.30 morning Thursday, 11 morning Friday, 2 afternoon Saturday, 3 afternoon From Thames I i Tuesday, 3 afternoon Wednesday, 4.30 afternoon Thursday, 5.30 afternoon ; Baturday, 8 morning Freight through to Te Aroha, 28s per ton. No cargo reoelved within half an hour of ad vertised time ot leaving. Return Tickets will be Issued, available from 1 January 27 till February i (Inolualve): Saloon, i Ten Shillings; Steerage, Seven Shillings and 1 Sixpenoe. -TRABBR & TINNK A ent i ______^ TtrOKaHisßN STEAMSHIP ; i.l CO. (LIMITKD). ■aw*!"!* I'--- TIMK TABLE—FBBRUARYt (Weather and other Clrcnmßtanoea Permitting). IDB TAUBAHQA AND BAY OF PLENTY ~ POETS. 1 BTEAMKR. | DATK OF B-lUNa. Wellington Thursday. 16, 5p m Glenelg Monday, 20. 5 p m Glenelg Thursday, 23, 5 p m ■ Wellington Monday. 27,6 pm I Connects at Tauranga for Opotlkl and Bay ot Plenty Ports every Tuesday FOB BUSSELL, WHANQAROA, & MANQONTJI. Wellington I Monday, 20,5 p m Qlenelg I Monday. 27,5 p m FOB WHANGAREI, WHANGAREI BEADS, AND MANQAPAI. Every Tuesday at & p.m. 1 Argyle (Carrying passengers and oargo for Walpn). , FOB WHANGAREI AND WHAJtOARKI HEADS. Ever; Friday, at 6 p.m. Aljtyle (Carrying paasengers and oargo • tor Walpn). FOR WAIWERA AND BPSSELL. Kvery Saturday, at 2 p.m., leaving lona Waiwera for Auckland every , Tuesday, at 9 a.m. yOB WATWEBA AKD WHANQARBI. Every Wednesday, at 2 p.m., leav lona Ing Waiwera for Auckland every Friday, at 9 a.m. FOB COKOMANDEL (carrying passencers only). fona I Every 'f neßday and Friday, i p.m. FROM COBOMASDEU ; 1 Every Wednesday and Saturday, I lona 1 at 10 p.m. , ' FOB WAITABA (FROM ONEHUNGA). Macgregor | Ai Barnes, Agent at Onehungs. FOB MANQAWAL glnggj I Thursday, 16,8 P.m. FOB MBRCPBY BAY. , tfjngal I Every Monday, at _p.m. ' tar Cargo mast be booked and alongside one ' hour before advertised time of departure. ' Passage ticket, must be taken »t «»««■■ , BOfflM'iNfcW-Qrn-ISGRKGORfina > Managing Dlreotor , .troceites. asc > PARKER, \r FAMILY 080088, W HOBSON-STBKET. ' Families regularly waited upon, and Goode » promptly delivered to all parts ot the town and BOburbe. W. PARggB. BUCHANAN, , GKOCKK, &C, I, PONSONBY BOAD, ACOKLAHD (Opposite All Saints'Churoh). A Large Stook of Drapery Gooda suitable foi n the Season now at hand, at Prices that ■ defy competition. D rrOBSON-STREKT STEAM COFFBI i~| MILLS. . H. P. GIBBONS & CO., y Tea, Coffee, and Spice Mebchants Wholesale akd Family grocers, IT Coal, Firewood, and phoddob Dealers. H. P. GIBBONS & CO., g HOBSON-STBEET, AUCKLAND. 1 NOIIUE 11 JNOTIUiS 11 - hollanJ-Tfortzeb, ■ tf, thnnking the general public for the ver; FK ,t Priwatecond to none in Anokland. PRICE LIST: ---i ifttei-onVo^Tarkeyßrand at laßdp, nous,Oatß, Bran, Sharps, and Malae at Mi prices, _____ m UOBBN OOBOMANDEI.. Utotal UUeouVaUowed lot CMh



Business) Notices. CRtfSTAI/IVORY TYPE PAINTINGS. Hpeclmons mtiy be seen and orders lot a* X, Wayto'a, Hooliaeller, Qiieon-Htraet. , Cftbinotß (framed), £ guineas to 3 guiuoas, \ Cartes do Vislto (trained), 30a. ( professor v. a. brookks. ; Private Residence: York Lodge, Rutland • street, Parnoll. I Formosa In Morte. ' \TBW ZEALAND FERNS, 1.1 Unmounted, or Tastefully Mounted In various wayo, I rsoM Udp to 120 v-in ktiks, | 1 or Bale by IBIC CRAIG, PBINOKB-BTRKBT. j FULMAN'S PHOTO KOOMS, •>nOSr_ANi}-BTllttET, i Tourlßta nn( Visitors are Invited to Inspect i Pniman's Views of the Hot Lakes, Auckland . and Buah Scenery, &c. The greatest variety of ■ Original Portraits of Maori Celebrities In new , Zealand. PHOTOGRAPHY IN ALL ITS BRANCHES ■jiISHKK AND 00. (LIMITED), F WIIOLKBiLB SHIPPING & FAMILY Butchers, Quoen-stroot (next Bank of Now SSoaland, Auckland). — Poultry of all kinds dreßsod to order. Prime Hmnkod Tongnoa, Hotnc-onrod Bacon, Corned Boot on Sale In Largo Qu_ntltlos. — N.B. —Dealers In Game. Live I'liousftutH forwarded to all parts of tho Colony upon receipt of ordor. Families waited on In town or suburbs. A N F O it 1» ' S FRUIT AND PROVISION BTOBK, Pork Plos _*»__, *lop oor' Ripe Poaohea from Is per doz. BANANAS I BANANASI 3d per lb by the bunch. COOKING PEACHES, 6d. pke DOZEN. Victoria-street (oorner of Albert-Btreet). TAYLOR'S PATENT SEWlfl G MACHINES Abb Simple to Learn. Quiet In Action. Not liable to got out of order. Pobsepb large and easily threaded Shuttles. No Difficulty In gottipg Needles and Extras TAYLOR'S PATENT SEWING MAOHINKB should bb Inspeotbd by all doslrous of pro curing'a Thoroughly Good Maohlne. Also, to bo had at Loir Pricoa, TWISTED LOOP-BTITOU MACHINES Ot Best Construction, T. PEACOCK, Optician, Speotaoles, Telescopes, Mlorosoopon, Barometers, Klootrlo Bells, &o. lostruments and Machines Repaired. SHORTLAND. STREET, (Opposite the Post-offloe). r(OALI C~O AL 1 COAL! WHAU WHAU~ COAL MINES, WHANGAREI. OFFICE I No 8 LOWER QUEEN-STKEKT, W. S L O A N E, AOKNT. rrfO TR AY KLIiSBS, *0. Pbbbbwtb won Bomb.-Very Randsoma Cur oslty Oablnets, InUtid Table Tops, and Walking ticks, made of rich and beautiful New Zealand "Woods: also. Polished Specimens ot Woods In small box, and Brass-bound Chests of Drawers In plokod Mottled Kauri. All ai vory rewon able prices. wraJAM NOBKB> Worker ot Native Woods.top of Shortland-stree JOHN BOYLAN, 0.X.1 [ROBT. LONDON, C.X. BOYLAN AND LUNDOB, civil engineers, Licensed Land Transfer Sukvkyors AUTHORISED NATIVE LAND SURVEYORS, ENGINEERING AND QUANTITY SURVBYOBB. COLONIAL BANK BUILDING, AUCKLAND. T^X O T 1 C J£ W. H. SKINNER, ARCHITECT, Has taken offices formerly oocnpled by the 1 City Council, and over Messrs. Upton and Co.'tf, Qooen-Btroot. OUNG MEN'S ÜbiUSllAtt ASBO CIATION. ORNBR OF WKLLKSLK? AND ALBKRT BTBKMB Beading Room, Comfortably Fur-ißhed. All theLoad&ft Papers on She tables. Subscription, s6d per quartar. The Llbniry contains up ' wards of 2800 voiß. In the varions departments of ' literature. Subscription, 2b 6d nor quarter. Tea and Coffee provided. Employment and toardlng-hooae Registers. Meeting for Young Men on Tuesdays, at; 7.30. . KvangeliitioServioo, Thursdays.at7.3o. Bbo . Reading and Prayer, Saturday at 7.30. Bible °BTBAiraBB8 r' and Pothers (especially Young , Men) cordially Invited to visit the Rooms, where all Information may be obtained. Open from 8 a.m. tIU 10 p.m X" ENRY BRACK & CO, (LIMITED!; WH°is SDA^PO IR^S FACTUIUBB Of all kinds of SADDLERY, HIQH-STBEET, AUOKLAHD. KDW. JNO. COX, Manager. mO DRAJfERS, GKOCERS, AND X OTHKR3. A snpply of MARCUS WARD & CO:'S ' GOODS has Just been opened at tho Stab Office. Inopeotlon ot whioh la respeotf ally In. vlted ' The Goods consists of Ornamental Cabdb ot varions descriptions and the Latest Patterns, suitable for Almanacs. Business Notiflcatlonß and Advertising purposes generally. qUPERIOR CORRUGATED TANKS, J. L. KEAN (LATB AIiFBBD BKABTI, ' Has for' Sale a number of the above, with Tapß I ready for ÜBe. at reduced rates, at his Bhopj KUlott-street. Large quantities ot Spouting 1 liduinn. and Down Pipes always In stook. Veren&hlron ourved at the shortest notice. ■ CountrjOrders will always receive his prompt • attention, Lead-washers always on hand, rpO BUTCHERS, SETTLERS X FAKMKRS, AND OTHERS, ■ HIDK8 MBH^P^aSFwOOLr <T IAl BlSw! C BEEB WAXto!. «wT. at Highest Market Rates* ""oo^blbXb'oieot wUI have prompt and lm mediate cash remittances returned at satlnfao. 5 toryrawe. jret^ETbroS., TANKED AND LEATHER MiNWrAOTDBBBS, • <U~BXAira. I -yALENTINES ! -yALENTINKS l ". The undersigned have. JUST OPENBT t Xx Orient steamer, i' A CHOICE ASSORTMENT ? 1 VALENTINES COMIC, VALENTINES SENTIMENTAL, SATCHETTES, &C, AH of which ho Is NOW OFFERING AT THE LOWEST BATES, • PDWABD yif AYT E, al M IMPORTER OF BOOKB & BTATIONBRY 0 100, QtJKKN-STRBBT, AUOKI—ND, ar Ul] TOKIA HOUSE H. A. COLSON. STATIONRV. AND BOOKSTCLTiBR. Viotobia-strekt, Ancklscd, Corner o ,„ Hobaon-Btreot. so ____-, Diaries. Almanacs, Books, Birthday Cardi Baohetß. &c, in great variety. H. A. OOL3ON.



Medical. ORE LOCAL EVIDENCE Ot? THK curative Properties OF PROFESSOR /^USSCOTTS Herbal Treatment. may now bk consulted at hi 3 ad- DRESS, Shohtland-stbest. To Profossor Gusacott, Shortland-stroot, Auok land. Sir.-1 horoby certify that for over two years I was troubled with a violent cough, with a froquont spitting of blood and great pulplta tton.l would not attempt to walk up ahUl.ooryet to He down in my bed during that time. I was unable to QO any work, after spending a great dual of money on doctora and ohemlsts, ao woll as being an out-don- patient of the hospital. I loot all hopes of recovery, but seeing bo many I cures you had effectod in tho "Herald,"l wa3 ! advised to come to Auokland and give your herbal remedies a fair trial, and I am happy to Bay in six woukn 1 could return to the Tlmmcs a strong, hoaltiiy man, froo from cough or palpita tion, thank God and you also. I shall bo able to recommend your herbal treatment, for I can Bpciik for myself, also from scores I havo seoa In your placi at different Umaa, and every ono Bpeaklng in tho highest terflia of your trolament. —Bolievo 31b to bo, yours ever grateful, Frank SButhorby, Tliamos, January 3rd, ISB2. To Professor Gudscott, Khortlandstrott: Sir, •—bor tho lust three yeava I havo beon with that dreadful compluinc called liyapopsia, or Indiges tiuu. It did nut matter wh»t 1 ale. In an hour or so after my Btoirmch would bouin to swell, that I should have to uufimcn my clotbea. Tho food used to turn sour on my stonmch. Then I would coimminco bolchltiK wind unit Kas. Dirty sour froth would huavo Irom my olioat. I had to bo vory particular in what 1 uhould oat. Fat moat, cabbage, or iiotmoos. or cheeso—they acted on mo liku so much balm, in fact I did not know what to out, for nothing would agreo with mo. But hearing ot your Herbal Tonic, I was induced to try a bottle, ai d wliou I had ouo I wanted more, for my health was more to mo than money. I found more relief from your Tonic and Composition Powdor than all tho medicine I havo ovor tnkon. You have ef fected a portect cure of me. I can eat now any thing as well as thereat of my family, and onjoy it.-Believe mo to bo, yours ever truly, Mm Elizabeth Swan, Parnell, January 11,1832. To Profes3Bor Gutsoott: Doar Sir,—My case was so remarkable and my cure so oil'ectuol.that I feol it my duty to t?lve you a testimonial as my evidence-, 1 have been suffering with rheuma tism for the last seven years, and a groat part of that tiino I havo not been able to dress or un dress myself. For fivo years I waß unable to wait without crutchrs. I was tired of my llfo, because I was a burdon to rayeelf and family, but hearing and pcolnt? tho wonderful euros you had eifectod in dl Her cut chronic complaints,anil a Kivat number which I knew, which aro not published, but I think it my duty to you and to tho publio, that a man of your skill in curium Buch chronic cum- -lamia as inlno should bo a household word. I was llko a man drowning. I was glad to grab sit anything, but I am happy to say that, through your herb;d trtatment. I an: honrty and woll, and can go without omtohos a3 woll us ovor.—Belle vo mo to bo, yours evor Rratoful, J ( C. Doan, Ponsonby, January 10,1883. . To Professor Giifacott. Shortland-stroet. Sir, —I am happy to inform you of the perfoct euro I have receivod through your modiolnal treat ment. I oamo to you on tho 27th of September last. At that tim 3my lor was pronounced In curable ; but when I oame to you you told mo that you would convince me in a fortnight, and I am happy to say you havo fulfilled jour promise, although I waa rathor doubtful: but I was told by a friend of mine that, If I said to, you would not trout mo. My friend's name la Mrs Walker, who know you in Christohurch. She was alsoa patient of yours which you cured of the dropsy. lam happy to say that I havo dispenaod with; my crutches, and able to attond to my domestic duties. I give you this for tho benefit of othors who aro suffering as I have heon for years.—Yours, ovor thankful, Mrs Eliy Joyce, Nowtou-road. December I, To Professor Gusscott,iShortland-strcot. Dear Sir,—lt la with great ploasuro that I add to tho number of your valnablo testimonials for tho miraculous euro your medtclno has performed on me. I havo beon troubled with what soiuo medical men call iudixoftlon, others dyspepsia, but when I camo to you on tho 16th of Sept, you told mo that I had liver complaint: you explained to me my symptoms about tho palpita tion of the hem t, tho wind on tno stomach, cold handq and feet, tho eoutnes of tho wind and gas I Uf ed to he'eh. cold mi 111* running down my back, and, in fact, you rlescribod my feolingd bo minutely, that I waa quite satlaflort thatyou understood my complaint, and I am happy to say thHt through sour herbal treatment you have effectod a ptrfeot cure—Yours over grato ful,Mrs M, Little, Ilobson-streot, Auckland. To Professor Gueseott, Bhortland-stroot. Sir,— I havo been troubled with neuralgia in both my head and face,and been doprivod Ircmmany nights' sleep, and when I sat down to my food many; times I have and to got up from the tnble and walk about without ever tasting food. as I told you; when I applied to you, that I had tried all tho chemists in town, and I only got i temporary relief. Whan you told me you would euro mo in a minute I was very doubt ful, but am happy to say you did so. I thould recommend any lady Buffering from tho same to ye you a trial, as you told me, if no cure, no >ay.— Beliovo me to bo, yours ovor thankful, Rachel Cousens, Victoria-street, November 21. To Profossor Gusscott, Bhortland-streot. It is with groat pleasure that I acknow ledge a perfect cure I havo recsivod through your herbal treatment; I havo been troubled with Bcurvy for throe years and nine months, which I explained when I called on yon, I told you I could form no other ciuao unless it was through slfopiug in a bod whoro some ono had beon sleeping who had the scurvey. I havo always been very particular when staying at the hotels to examine tho linen bofore eoing to bod. I have mot many mon on my route who lm»e got the oame complaint through sleeping In dirty bods tho aamo as I did. I also told you when I applied that I had taken a groat quantity of medicine until my hair began to fall oil"; but I happened to see your advertisement Btating that yonr treatment waa Bo!ely horba. I have known wonderful cures effeoted through tho herbal Ireatmuut when minerals have failed; and being a bullover in herbs, I waß very happy to placu mysalC under your treatment as soon aa you came to Aucklan d. and I am glad to Bay you havo effected a cure on me and made mo a oli■■an, strong, healthy man.—Beliovo me to bo, yours ever thankful, Alfrod Hopkins, New North Load, December Sth, To Professor Gusscott. Dear Sir—lt is with great pleasuro I have in recommending your Tonic I have been suffering with wind and spasms on the stomach for several yours, and I could not get any relief. Kvorything I ate turned to wind, I could not oat, I could not sleep (I often had to get out of bod and walk about for hours. I was advised to take cod liver and quinine and iron, &0., and all to no good. I had to giro up my employment for weeks at a strotcb, but 1 was advised by a friend of mine, who was working at the Union Sash and Door Company, to apply to you, and that you would convince ma in a week* I was rather doubtfnl of this,, after trjing 39 many different medicines, both from the Hospital and chemists, and ottior patent medicines. I thought, it was impossible (or me to get cured bo quick and so uorfectly aa you have done. lam happy to Bay la two months' time you havo made me a now man. I can eat well, and also enjoy a good night's reßt, with many thauks to you, and I hope your days will bo long ia Auckland, for the good of the community at large.—Yours reßpecttnlly. Richard Lawson, PonßOnby, Feb ruary 2nd, 1882, To Professor Gusscott, Shortland-fitr.eet: Sir— \s 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 Bixyears, asl told you I have tried medicaJ men, chemists,and old women's cures, but never had a perfoot core nntil I applied to you, about Biz weeks ago. They u?ed to come down and bleed for an hour at a time no that I should have to change my nlothes. but when you told me jou wonld make me worso before I should be better, I oould not reckon you np. I thonuht I should have to give up business altogether, it I Bhould be worse, but in four days you convinced me that I could give you this testimonial with confidence. th*t in live weeks you have affected a perfect euro on me. I shall over be a believer in herbs after the wonderful cure you havo performed on me.— Yours, ever grateful, Henry Marsh, Albert ntreet, October 11. To Professor Guascolt, Bhortland street: Dear 3ir,—l am happy to inform you that through your herbal treatment I can safely say that I have received mors benefit through your herbal treatment than all the medicine that I have taken. I have beon troubled with asthma or the last five years. I was obliged to give up :ny business and come to Auckland for medical treatment, and seeing your testimonials and the many euros you had effected, and aleo that you required no information and that you could tell n man'a complaint as soon aa you caw him—you {'id so to mo so correctly, and that is more than Uray medical man evor told mo before, and it stave me confidence to place mißelf under yonr treatment. lam well known in Cambridge. I chall return homo on Wednesday, and you may rely you will have many applications from that 'lißtrict.—Yours, truly, John Hargravea, Queen .--.treet, Auckland. Professor Gusscott would Impress on thoes who may do him the honour to consult him that the utmost secrecy can be relied upon ; more over, from long experience, and a careful study of the human system, ho can decide almost at a ctlance the diagnosis of the case, thereby reliev inu the patient of a great deal of nervousness nnd hesitation. Profesaor Guseoott invites the confidence of either sex suffering from functional derange ment, spermatorrhoea, exhausting dreams. &O. Professor GusbcoU has made nervous debility and loas of power his special study, from what ever cause arising. He would earnestly impress upon those who do suffer to seek immediate advice and counsel, if they desire " an old age, serene and bright." Xet no falsa delicacy detei i-affering victims from removing the cause of this blight to manhood. The strictest confidence may bo relied upon. CONSULTATION GRATIS. Can be consulted Dy lunor. Public inspection invited to the large assort taent of BRITISH and AMERICAN UJBRB3 Kote tho Address— Professor Gtusscott, Next Door to Messrs Winka aad Hall' KstablishmeDt. ShoktiiAnd-stekbt, Auckland, Houro': From 9 a iv. to 3 p.m.



Businesa Notices. CtAKHii BROTHER 8, ARTIST PHOTOGRAPHERS (OW'OBITK UNION BANK), QOEEN-BTRBKT, AUO XL A K.D. Photography In the Latest and Most Fashionable Styles, Executed ill a manner Unsurpassed In tnn Oolonlim. All Photographs taken by the INBTANTAMOUB PBOOESS, liABQK COLIiECTION NEW ZEAIiAND VIKWE Always on Hand X) R O BONO PUBLICO THE LONDON PHOTOGRAPHIC COM PANY"S FRKH ART UNION PRIZES consist of a Lady's Gold Hunting Watch and Chain, Lady's Diamond Ring, Gents' If karat Gold Kings, Ladiea" Portrait BroooheE and other prizes, worth £50. A Ticket In the above will be glvan with everjr Sitter. 600- Members wanted. Cartes da Vislte, 6s poi hnlf-dozon; Cabinet Portraits, 12s Od pei half - dozen.— Leighton's Buildings, Uppei Queen-fltroet.—O. H. MONETON. Manager. GK J! A N V POX X E X, COAOH-BUILDERB, GREY-STREET, Auckland. N.8.-lron-bark Shaftß, BpokOß, Belloee, Blue Gum and kinda is1,: Hardwood, at Lowest Markot Prices. ____^_ . ,; — \\r IhL 1A M TK<>M AB, V » Corner of Lorno and Viotorlnslrnota, Auoldand Kaat MONUMENTAL, MAEBLB, A.NI) OBMKBA -BTOKKMABOS, AEOHITECTOKAL BOULPTOE AND CARVBBi Inscriptions aoourato and beautiful. Monuments, Tombs, Headstones, and every description of Stone work at the lowest possible prloes for town and oountrr TJOOK.BINDINu & PAPKR.RULING _D bx iff- M I WILLIAM LEYS, | BOOK-BINDER. PAPER-RULER. % Pr t mehohanW Aooount Books Ruled i I and Bound to Pattern, I fc? % MUSIC. MAGAZINES, BIBLES If || f AND PRAYER BOOKS, J Wi BOUND IN ALL STYLUS, Three Doors alwvo Star Offloe. BAKKUS' SPECIAL KULBD DAY-BOOKS, LIBRAKY P )OK3 BTRONG & CHEAPLY BOUND, EARTHENWARE. THE BEBT AND CHEAPEST ASSORTMENT IN AUCKLAND. < —— *t 3 Q > gROWNING(LateJ.B.Frands). | S " 267, QOBEN-BTRBBT, a. v Near the Market Entranoe. r RBTABLISHKD 188 5, FANCY GOODS, KAIAPOI WOOLLEN MANUFAC TURED COMPANY (LmiTKD). AUCKLAND WAREHOUIBK, FORT-STREET. Robkbt FBV, appointed Agent fot' Provlnolal Distriot of Auckland, riDWAKD UAKX yE V, ARGHITKCT, BTIOHBURYB BUILDINa QOEBN-BTKKKT. / mHOS. J -gr-ABbUXTI ' THK KAPAI CORN i BROOM FACTORY, CUSTOM HOUSE-BT, Prices: "Wkbt. From 12/8 per doz. * UCKLAND PICTURE-FRAMJLNE AND GILDING DEPOT. J. R. Dl COURCEY Begs to notify to his old friends and the gene publlo that he haa undertaken tho Managemon o! the abovo Establishment, whore GILDING PICTURE-FRAMING. MOUNTING. &0., U all Jta branohea will be undertaken at price; defying competition, ESTIMATES HIVBN. a Large Stook of Mouldings, Ploture-framlni Materials, and Pioturea of BYev desoripUoi always on hand. QUEEN-STREBT, Junction of WAKKFntLD-STEBKTi /^OOD NEWS!- (iOCfD NJ£W» \JT MOST INTERESTING FACTS! That ROBERT TUDEHOPE, Plumbkb UPPER QUEEN-STREET, AUCKLAND, Can now supply CORRUGATED TANKS, Portable Hip, Pl^np.b, and shower bathi ' Also, > POBTABLB FURNAOBB AND OOOPBR WASHIN Boilers, at Cheapest Rates, Country Orders promptly attended to. All Branches of the Trade carried on In Towi or any part of the Provlnco. KOBEIiT TUDEHOPE. INDIA AND CHINA COMPANY1 STANDARD PACKET TEAS. Faokol unds and Half-pounds la Font Qualities, They are distinguished b/,,8«»t ytrengt' agreeable briskness, and delloloua flavour resulting from a soientiflo admixture of O very fl£eslt Teaß that the great Continent i Asia can produce. The excellence of these Tei Is apparent by the large and Increasing demai that exists for them- In Vlotoria, and wherovi they have been introduced. Agent for Auckland i JOHN BUCHANAN, Custom-house-street. • FREEMAN'S BAY SOAP WORK! SAUNDERS & GILBERD, SOAP AND CAHDLtt MANUFACTUKKBB, Vlotoria-Btreet, Auokland. a. & G. having enlarged their Factory double Its former size and made costly adi tlona to the plant, aro now in a position to coi pete with any taotories In New Zealand or Ne South Walos. The yearly Increase of thi trade, which has rendered the extensive altei tlonn unavoidable, Is the beat guarantee Of t superior character ot their goods. J_ Trial Is resceotfully solicited. EDDING RINGS AND KEEPER 15, 18. and 22 Carat fine Gold.-Ji Adams, Watchmaker and Jeweller, Victor street. giV X O BAT XX to Roth's Publlo Het, Cold, and Shov ■Bathe, Viotoria-street East, Charge, O Shillihb. Open all week days from 7 a.m. t p.m., and Sunday Mornings from 8 till 10 a. The Bath-rooms are aU private, and anppl: with every convenience, Turkish towels, u( and hair brushes, combs, respirators, soaps, I Select bath-rooms (private) for Ladles cvi day, at all hours, with female attendance, O Shiixjno. Please note the address! Victoi street Kant, above the Greyhound Hotel, a next the Cheap Bedding and FurnltureWi i Anotdanri 1 (Established 1866.] ;fVHA RL E S IY/T AJ O 1 Gkocbb, Merchant, and Impobtkb quben-street wharf, AUCKLAND, Begs to Intimate to his customers and the pu '. generally that, having disposed of hia Rfi Shop, he Is now in a position to devote whole of his time and attention to the Wholesale Business. a AU orders will meet %vith prompt executlo A fresh supply of Amerloan Walnuts for i received by last mail steamer, January 21,1532.



Drapery and Olothltia. f* "**\ I DEFERRED \ IPAYM E X X I » SYSTEM I H/fUNRO & MILLIQAN, /I TAILOKB, , DRAPERS & OUTFITTERS, ( HOBSON-STREET I . (Nearly opposite Wellington-street), ! Have a Well - Abdobted STOCK of the ! BEST CLASS GOODS : In tho following nepcitmonts! — Drosses, : Prints, Calicoes, Txmgclotlta, SheotliiKS, Linens, ! Flannels, Blankets, Rugs, Carpets, Oxford Shirting, Counterpanes, Woterproof Cloaks, Mantles, Fronoh Merinoos, Snawls, Cash -1 meros, Silks, Bhlit9, Curtains, Umbrellas, Mantle Cloths, ana Tweeds. Having found that thero Is an Opening for a TAILOKING BUaINBSa on tho Dkfkhhed 'a vmknt Ssstbm, they havo secured the ser -1 vloes of a FIKST-CLASa CUTTKR, and are 1 now prepared to make U> meaauro, from First obw,' Mutovlniß, at reueonablo prices, evory description of Clothing. All Twoeds thoroughly shrunk boforo being made up, and lit and workmanship guaranteed. Tho lMerred Payment System has been fonnd to be a great boon, by enabling those with limited lnoomcs to procure necessaries in the 1 easiest possible way. M. & M. having had oonsidorablo London ex ' perlonce in this particular System of Business, ' and having tholr Goods diueot from the Best jondon and Glasgow Firms, aro In a position to offer the BEST GOODS on the MOBC Advan , TAQEOUB TERMB. ar Note the Address,— TUNRO & JM[ILL GAN, HOBSON-STREET (Nearly opposite Wellington-street), i > npHE BALANCE OF 1 X MEN'S AND BOY 3 CLOTHING INot disposed of by auction. Will now be Sold] by| the SINGLE GARMENT 1 REGARDLESS OF COST Phillipsl JMart, 1 QUEEN-STREET, i i. ' ! ly ELLJSBLEY HOUSE. JO6T Opened, t A Froßh Assortment of LadlßSp & Chlldron'B Underclothing, Corsets, &O. , Ladies' Nightdreseos (beautifully trimmed), is 6d, 5s Ud; Chemiseß, 2s, 2s 9d, 3s 6d. a Childron's Underclothing in great variety. b A Large Assortment of Ladles Corsets just to hand in White, Blaok and Drab. The " Grecian Glrfier " Bolt Cor- Bot, eido laoing; thla Corset is ospeolally adapted for the present style of cos tume, the side lacing enabling „ it to be adjusted to almost 8 any figure. a 2000 yards Swiss Embroidery Kdglngs at 3d, id and fid, a great bargain. An Extensive and Well-Seleoted Btock pt General Drapery at moderate Prices. Country Orders promptly attended to. One Shilling in tho £ dlsoount on all Cash . Purchases to the amount of 20a and upwards. A. ZoVETT, '>, t Wkllehms-Strbet, CJELLING OFF J SELLING OFF J )O To Kk-Bujld Premises. 5. N. BOLDWATEK, Clothier (opposite Bank ot New Zealand), Queen-stxeet, finding that bis present premises are not commodious enongh 0 for the Increasing trade, has deoided to Re-build. Therefore tointSndi to Sell-off for Four Weeks only tb.9 balance of hia Stock of Clothing at Prices that wiU astonish everybody (regardless of oost). A call will convince the most sceptical 1 that this Is a genuine Clearlng-out Salo, ana not ' a mera draper's puffi Note tha Address-N. Goldwateh. 56, Queen-Btreet (opposite Bank of New Zealand). B^AUGAINS ! BARGAINS ! - Lriiuu ~ O bear in mind that Willlams's la .tSo 8 Cheapest Houbo in Town for Ladles under olothißK Real and Imitation Maltese Laoe, Silk uidl*oe Ties, Neck FrlUlngs; a nice assort mentofGUt and Blaok Brooohes and Earrings, ohoai). Ladies from the country would do well to bSy thto Goods at WiUiamsV Cheapest louse in Town, foot of Grey-Btreet. four doore abovft Market entranoe. Open tUI B o'olooS p.m. __________ 1 W^ HY QO TO TO^ r' N' IT Come and see our Grand Show of 6KNKR AI le DRAPERY. As largo a variety of equal value °' and as low prices as those at town n ia We are Belling *h» wm_ft der f °t °Eto SS er Mußllns, and Dress Materiias at GreaUy Ite dxioedPrlc«B, prior to Stook-taklnfj. Albo, th lalnnnn of our Straw Goods, conßlsting Oi K?BSys, Ladies' and ChUdren's Hatß ane B Just' Received: filOO worth ot Samples o: - Hosiery. CorseS. Sun Hate, Infants' Bonnete PeSfles Braoeß, Belts, Shirts, and Underploth 8. taK/^ijloh we lie selling at the WholesaU "rices. Also, 650 yds Blaok and StriDed Grena dtoeß, worth is 6d, to be cleared, at 9d per yd Grey and White Calico, from 2Jd per yd. Al other Goods to be had equally as cheap at A. O. BTEPHENSON S, to NEWTON HOUSE. ft. Near Post-oflloe m- — air ' S T> E A V THIS M. B. MoINTYRE, Bread and Biscuit Baker, Karangahape Boa Begs to Inform the publio that his Blsoulb >bj GlnKerbreadß, and all kinds of Confeotionor f' are unsurpassed for quality, and thoroughl lia- wholesome. Families waited on for Orderi tsr wkddinp! cakes. "~» H Concerts, Soirees, Balls, provided with n i, freshmente on the shortest notice, andat lowei HK rates. — Sn'ri j a R M A X ls v fe» Fmte and Plooolo Player (late of Cary 1 fessssassH ["^ office. ; . S» d riV l M B E 1 — THE UNION STEAM SAW, MOULDINC Sash & Door Company (Limited) B, io eeUtaß Seoond-olasa Timber In Job lots. Biz 11 and no wards, at from 4.3 Sd per IOOIt Hay heatt of kauri shingles, specially manufaotur. '• to Reonro a smooth taper Burfaoe. Superior MdSpor than split Bhlngles, and in unlvert 5^ toe United States. Price, 9s per thouaai bllo "* wn Lathß, in bnnfllesof 100, at 3d per fc itail per bncdle. . tS i m o^ y a Jai • clakk &gane' ' n< HAVE REMOVED TO THO3E CENTBAL. aoed SITUATED PREMISES, next to MoxfloW, Grocer. QUEBN-STKEBT, AUCK-AKD



Mdcoationai. TTIGfH SCHOOL, AUCKLAND. Mathematics ..' .. The Headmaster ( J. F. Bindon,M,A,,late Classics and English { Scholar of Trinity Col ', lege, Dublin, French .. « ~> W. Redmond, 8.A., London. Junior Master.. .. i.n. Wilson, First B.A. The Quarter commoncod on Cth mat. FARQ'UHAK MACRAE, Headmaster, R RALPH HOOD, Former Pnpil otlmmanuel Lleblcb, And Student at Heidelberg, Will Hive LB3SONS ON THE PIANOFORTE. For terms and other particulars apply at the Auckland Muslo Warehouse, and at Uptons, Queen-street. jy/i R. F, X W OOD-H AM, Teacher op the Piahofobte and Harmonium, Addrosa-Caro ot Auokland Muslo Ware house. S" ° >f " 1 ° El "^Ladles and Gentleirion who.havo decided to join Professor Cail;lau's Instrumental ClaßS,and othora wishing to join, pleaße oall on Mr G. B. Boyle. York Houee, Grey-street, who will Kn rol Members and reoelve Subscriptions be tween 7 and 930 on Wednesday evenlnga, Terms—fit Is per Quarter in Advance. TjV L 0 C U T I 0 N. Tha.Aucklana Elocution Class, conducted by ■Mr larry, meets on TUESDAY BVKNING, ldth inßt., in the room at rear of St. James s Hall, at 7.15. .. TjILOCU'TION. MR. GRADWEi-L will open an Elocution Class on SATURDAY, February ,18th, at 3 o'olook p.m., in the building situated at back of tho Supreme Court, next door to the Surrey Beparate Classes for adults and children. Terms 110s per quarter, payable In advance MRS. WOOLL^Y (from London), Teacher of Muslo and Singing, Karanga hapo Road (olty Bide), opposite Lambournes, Ironmonger. mHK 4 XT OF RINGING; j ROYAL j. jJT^|f OF MtJBIO, \ iCiDEMiT JraDMJ^^bk LONDON. : MR. GORDON GOOCH (Bronze and i Silver Medallist and Associate) i ! having "studied Ten Terms in this ; :• tioral and National Institution, is, In : I the opinion of the several Professors I i : with whom he was plaood, duly qUali- ! 1 : fled to teaoh SinKtng.-(Sifrned) v. a. ! ; IIAcrABRBN, Mun. Doo.t3ambriagrt.— : :. 1879. i In reference to above, Mr Goooh ia prepared to roceivo names ot Private Pupils for Singing and Voice Production at his private residence, Albsn Park. Public floticea. TSE ELEVENTH ANNUAL SHOW OF THE PORT ALBERT AGRICULTURAL AND PASTORAL ASSOCIATION Will be held on THURSDAY, MARCH 2ND. The Kalpara S.S. Company will run a steamer from Sffisville to Port Albert at Reduced FmMi GEO. T. HARTNBLL, Secretary. Port Albert, Feb. 3. pCBHC NOTICE. R. W.~ROBINBON, Baker asd Confeotiorbb, Bees to announce that he has recently taken over tho Windsor Store, Lennox's Buildings, Pitt-stroet, formerly carried on by Mr A, T. Carter, and trusts, by civility and attention, to merit a share of patronasro from tho families of the surrounding dlatrlot. Wedding and Christen ing Cakes made to order. "jy q x i c Is. We horeby authorise M. WHITE * CO., Bottlers, Fort-Btreot, as our Sole Agents in Auok> land for Sa'o of our Beers. ~ . (Signed) JAMEg S pj3; laaT & co. Auokland, 9th February, 1822. T> U B L I C NOTICE. T. J. PHILIP, BREAD & BISCniT BAKBR & COOTEOTIONKB. WEDDING CAKES MADS TO OHDBR. Note the Addbfsb— KARANGAtIAPa ROAD, NBWTOH. Families waited on for Orders. Our Pastry is a great speciality. J> . T. J. PHILIP. PUBLIC NOTICE, — W. GUNSON, Fruiterer and Greengrocer. Karangal hape Road, begs-io inform the publlo of New ton that he has recently opened a Jfirst-olaßß Stock of Fruit at the above address. A trial requested. Quality guaranteed. mo THE PUBLIC. De Poucbe's Celebrated French Bril liant AND HOUBEHOLD FBIBND.* This mixture will stive a bright polish In a few minutes to aU kinds of Furniture. It can also be used on paintwork. It will destroy all Inseots in wood and preserve it tromdeoayrPrice. 1/8.-Waltkr Baxnb, Wholesale Agent. Kyber Paes. TO SEED MERCHANTS AND FARMERS. G. S. JA-KINS, TTnvinn erected a. Gas Engine, la prepared to otoKrS and Cookafcoi »t 3a to Iftper i bushel, according to quantity. ! or Address :— : OUSTOM-HOUSE-3TREET Auckland. \ OABINETMAKBRB, SPIBAI, TDBNBEB, AHD \ Wish to oail the i™£ of the nubile U> ttoell 1 ftoedlsplay of Furniture now on exhibition a their spacious warerooma. . „ . . to supply all artloles lower than any other snoi (n town.. * UCKLAND BA« UUttUrAN* 1 DARBY-BTRKET, AUCKLAND, Open on FRIDAY and SATURDAY taho o d W eektortheP-rohaseotaUklndsoi«AGS, y METAL, tea.. FOR DASH ' j- R v i T S_ EA S 0 X X imDortant to Storekeepers and Parties Ph Jt RervlDe.-Edward Lewis, of Custom-house Street Tuw just opened a Large and Varied Al " mrtment of Jam Jaia and Jelly Cans for Pn r iefvtag purposes; also. Five Crates Btonewai •a S suitable for Butter Crooks and Brea ,y Pans, &o. •■ mO THE RESIDENTS OF SYMONDJ X BTRKKT AND NEIGHBOURHOOD. '* X, BO YE V h Has recently Opened a First-class- BUTCHER AT THE ■ J* COBHEE OF THE KYBEK PASS EOAD. to Families waited on for orders. lal , : ■ lot M AIZE! MAIZEI MAIZ] A GRAND SAMPLE OF FDIAN L. MAIZE ■ Now offering by us at 5s PER BUSHEL, BY THE SACK. JjY - COUPLAND AND CO., - Queen-street.



Dividends. THE UNION. BANK Or AUS TRAUA. LIMITKD. gBTABLIBHBD. 1837]. [ISOOBPOBATBD. 1880. Pald-UD Capital, £1,600,000: Reserve Fund, f1316 600-together £2,316.500; Reserve Ua- WiHyof Proprietors,J63.ooo.OM: Total Cap ital and Reserve Funds. «5,316,500. KOTICE ToTrOPRIETOBS. A Dividend or One pound fiftbsn Shillings Pee Eharh for the Half-year, equal to U per cent per annum, having been deolared at the Meeting of Proprletorsjield in on 30th ultimo?the same Is NOW PAYABLE to Colonial Shareholders. JO3EPH PALMBB, Chief Offloer for New Zealand. Chrlstchuroh, Ist February, 1882. ATEW ZBALaKD LOAN AND MEK« OANTILK AGENOir CO., Limited. It is hereby notified to Shareholders in New Zealand that a Dividend at the rate of ten per cent, per annum for six months ending 31st December last, and a Bonus of five per cent, will be payable at the Company's Office, Queen street, on the 7th inst. FRKDK. BATTLE Y. Secretary. Auokland. 7th February, 1832. Calls- IV" ' ° T_ l ° *" ADA GOLD-MmiKO COMPANY (UMITBD). Auckland. February C, 1882. A Call (the lBt) of 3d per share has been made by the Directors of the above Company, payable to the undersigned, at the Office of tue Com pany, Shortland-street, Auckland, on WED NBSDAY.2lthlnstant. y Manager. Tenders. UCKLAND GAS COMPANY (LIMITED). TENDERS FOR SHARES. The Dlrestors of the Auokland Qas Company .limited) invite Tenders for the Purchase ol Seven Hundred and TWOnty-flve Shares in the Company* Tenders to be delivered on or before FRIDAY, the 17th day of February, 1882, at noon.addreased to the Directors of the Auokland Gas Company (Limited), Fort-street,' wtere copies of the last .Report and Balance-sheet and further informa tion may be obtained. • Tenders may be for the whole of these Shares or any less number. AU Shares whloh may be allotted under these tenders will be placed on the Eeglster. and a Certificate granted free of Transfer Fees. The Directors do not bind themselves to accept the highest or any tender. By order of the Board et Directors. K. B. PARSONS, Secretary. Auckland, February 8.1882. THE UNION STEAM SAW, Tenders will be received by the nndersitmed until Friday, 17th February instant at noon.'.for thefollowing Works:- , r w; Ist. Building Briok Stack for Mechanics BayFaotory. ■ 2nd. Boildiogan Addition to the Store on Harbour Board reserve, on the Strand. Srd. Supply of Two Drays. ... Harm and speolfloatlona can be Been on ap plication at Mechanics' Bay Office. DAVID MURDOCH, Secretary. mo BUTCHERS AND OTHERS. Tenders are invited up to 15th instant, from peieona deßirous of Leasing, for three years, all those premises owned and occupied by Mr E Bouoher, Butcher. Eden Terrace. Mr Boucher is about to proceed to England, and can give up possession and goodwill on Ist March. The west or any tender not neoessarily accepted, as the incoming tenant must be approved of. This is a very rare opportunity for an enter prising man. Tenders to be Bent in to the undent , yß|]nmam TIEND£KS will be received by the Trustees for the lease for SO years from the Uth day oLFebruary, 188.V of Allotment at present in tha occupation of Mr Matthews, being Suburban Allotment No. 2 ol Section No. 5, containing i acres 1 roodjo Pjrohesc These premises are situated on the new North Hoad, Suburbs of Auckland. „ Tenders to be left at the offlceß of Messrs Hughes and George, Solicitors, Auckland, on or before MONDAY the 13th Instant, at noon, w he W CondiUonsojUasema & bos R e S? . > SoUoltors to the Tiustees. 2nd February, 1882. • IN IHB ASSIGNED ESTATE OF JAMKS BTOART, OAMBRIDQK. Tenders are invited for the Stock-in-trade of the above, comprising—Fancy Goods, Bocks, Perfumery and Medicines, Tobacco and Cigars, and Stationery. Tenders received up to 14th February. The lowest or any tender not neces sarily accepted. For farther particulars apply to the undersigned. Trustees N.S.I-KNNOX.^ loftbe ARTHUR NAfHAN, j- F AXE HIGHWAY DISTRICT. Tenders will be reoeived up tU noon of the 18th inßtant for the ereotion of a bridge over Deep Creek, near the reßldenoe oi Mr A. Long, Tenders on view at the Post-Offloe. Devonport, andMr Long's residence. & MA(JKAy , , Chairman. February 20th. A RCH HILL HIGHWAY DISTRICT. Written Tenders will be reoeived by the Trustees of the above board forjihe tormatton GreatNorthßoad. MIOHAEL TOBIN , Chairman. npENDERS FOR PLOUGHING. Tenders will be reoeived up to noon on •THURaDAYi 16th inst., for Ploughing abont Twenty Aoreß of Land at Devonpoit, North i Tenders to be addressed to H. Elms, care of 1 Meßßrs Alison Bros., North fchore, from whom all information canbeobtalned. ■ m O BUILDER 8. lender* wIU ba received.until uVotoofc MONDAY, the 20th tastanMor AddlHons a£d MasonioHotel Cambridge^ WMo^^ m^ENDEKS will be received until noon, L 8 ATU HD AY the 18th inst., for the ereo ion of premises at OtahuhD, , THOMABH. WHITE, i Architect. STANTED, Tenders for the Erection of a Four-roomed Cottage .in ,Oeorge -9m ob v i l »118 k ». p TENDERS wIU be reoeived by the under signed until noon of TUEBD AY, February 21s ' for the Erection of a Villa Residence r viotorla Avenue, Remnera. ■ Plans. &c, at my office, Queggstoe^ Architect. * nrt O B U I L D E KB. Tenders will be received until 4 o'clock on WEDNESDAY, the 15th instant, for the Kreo * tlon of Brick Premises in Lorne-Btreot. Plans > at my office, 83, Queen-street. , . . HENBYG. WADE, A.R.1.8.A.. * ■ I Architect, 3* __ ___ ~ ~ .. t IT? O B V 1L D E RS. d Tenders w}ll be reoeived up to noon on THURBD AY, the 16th instant, for the Ereotion _ of Two Shops and Dwellings in Ponsonby Road, I PUmß'&o>Bt BDrwfSiHONEY &B ON, Archlteo mENDERS for the Erection ot a Teacher's JL House at Onehungo wiU be *Hd*gs2* at g-gg-^^ All Wrids of Fenolng Put Up by Contort piitae™ noes. Post and Rail, Ornamental Win • nndeveryffi of Picket Fence. Gate*Buppiled flrnd and painted. Also for Sale ai Yard pSiri PMtiTHouse Blocto?, m to Sdjerfoot 6d per 1.000: Hobart, Pwfe 1 Soh; Hobwt Rails, 87s 6d per 100: mai Paltogs. 17s; Kauri do, 9b; Splendid Rim lUdlBJKB; Titree d 0,605; and about 2006-fee Purlri Post", at fii per WO.-Bau- Wh IT , Fencer, Qore^tteet, near Britoroart HoteL



Amusements. L Lessee and Manager Mr.B.B.woße. raffl? ctdwdlt), T&sffi SECOND WEEK I SECOND WBBKI And Contotodj Buoobss OF E. B.Lbwis's THIB (TUESDAY? JBVBOTNO, { tRAHD AND ENTIRK CHANGE OF j PROGRAMME! ,| EW COMIC SONGBI I NBWBALLADSI - , ! &a. fca. fco» Thursday amd j?wdav EvranHas, I; or the First Time In Auokland. by tho_ MftSW* : II H.M.B, Pinafore, entitled, • . ; ?m:i:4—.■< ra BLAOK *•■—?»** | Note the Cast of Characters: ."- ho Lett Hon, Sir Joe HalC-and- ■ j_. ; haIf.M,L.C. .. •• •• -■• «■». iiowia i fcptain Cork o' Bam, Commander Wjo . ia j, bsephine (tha Captain's Dough* aj^ y jltSe* Butter-tub (an Orange nii mor e ? leW'joo's ■« n *Oon*Sl '{ijteyto* Other Characters by the Company, Sisters, Coußlnß, Aunts, Sailoßj, 50.,50. In active preparation: JNCLE TOM'S OABIKI AND THE SLAVE'S REVENGE! to. W. a LEAKS has been apeoiaUy "fl** 94 '. Circle, te i Stalls, a 6d; Pit, Is. \ "'• Seats may be reserved at Messrs Upton's. Johw DBAYTOif, Advance Awnfc _,; W. Nbosow. Bn«lneas Agent. ■. Railways. ' . A UCKLAMD ■ RAILWAY^. WAIKATO RACKS, ■HimSDAY, TEB. 16, AMP ggXDAY, 17TH. anded by one d»y. __ 'j DAROAVIIiLB'RAbB«r j MAECB IST AMD 2ND. |, Throuah Return Ti<tatß-Auckto<VNew- , !' i flarket,and Mount Eden, to Hel«naviUe-«n J reteuary^7, and Tuesday. February 2&wUl I \» 1 'vatlaWetorieturnnptoandinoludlng»rW*Jr. j *WOhß< A, V. MAODONALD, 1 District Manager, i|s| sporting. ryjNEDiN pebrijakY racks. Programmes of above are being. "ffijjto M&StIS published Price ora each. t<W .' pence In stamps oovera all POrtSJkiw namW Kaon programme represents tb*]^ssssjE jointly. Instead of only on one event Ohegneß with is exchange) to be .on^'^SSmK Dnnedln. ■ . : , el T-VUMEPIN CONSITIiTATIOiy. !| U IV 000 mbmSST 10 s. aAOff. I Wllft CLOSK ■'«A 18th; FajBRUARyi , | SthterTdedi: _TO OthersVdWded). W BTrst- _-..--- NW First .— gg O^e»rdTvTded): 350 SSmTaWdaair JW ~ '"'Bylietter only,* with two stamps enoloseK|||| 4 (or replies. Rea»e send P.O. OBleM, BUUC ■ N-otes, or Oheques-wlth Is exchange^ed but under no oironmstanoesHlfll Registered g Utters be aooepted, and address- ADA MANTUA,. , Can of Mf Abraham; Box 861, Fort Oflloa :j4 Rsssarr OTV^iafaS;' ■ Four Third ~ „ Mm) Ticket. ] laceneing Nbtioo. 'i * ITTIIIMIiMT i T IOEN S ING ACT; 1881, |.: Act, 1831," mentioned to the first oolumn sn "» I Soheduleherein,heretoj give PablitiNotfoethW Tnd I hereby appoint the hour at noon on Ji wRTiiAY the 10th day of February, 1882, as tha sj Mm?andlifpp«£it the plaoe menttoi^ Ia f«ie | t 2 %n£TC the- said■Bbhednle. BBUWttte' Sf name of a District os the jtofethat , Btotriottor the nomination ol Canaldate* Kir ,-: j| tolndl Why ?lve further notice Out«■£ nattoos ot OMiSidates for each «t tte.aatt . OistrloU must be 88»d,,toS e h«W»UtS i Returning Offloer, and be delivered before the IJ ionr aforesaid, at the place heretabeforo ap. 11 pointed in^hPtetriot for Nomination, ; ~-,; . BCHBDULE. -, ,:•. .;,..- ■SI First Column. Second Column, j* Auckland North Temperance Hall. > Albert^t., i Auckland 5: . ■■ . - -JI Anokland Boatb St. JameßT Hall, Wellington- 1 street, Auotdand - i\ Auckland Kaat Police Ck>nrt> High-street ' I Auokl&nd ■'-■- '.'::•■' -■"■ :'J'M PatneU Parnell Hall, la the Borough ,M otParneU. '"■ v . |. Dated this fourth day o( February, ÜBJ. ; J. K. MAODOKAUI. ■ Returning Offloer. mHE LICENCING 'ACT, 1881,;? men?°y nf me by wSon iO oCthewidAefc- 3; Fftr iK;»« *> ewh ot the said* ■ « $S»£SS ? yim^'Sevbfflding of the' QWrtorly 4. P/ fIS" M^tliK in such Uißtrlct. tbe day tor "Sh?Mrtoh«Stelotß appearing fa the second U -SSumn'SWeT»ld Bohsdule, opposite theaame t ;| SfsuohPisirlot, j BCHKDULB. 'I; FiratColumn. Second Column, || , ~.„_, ~.,,,. The flrtt Monday In each 61 \\ AuoklandKprtb tbo monthß of December, f ; March. JnDe and September.: I Auckland South The first Tuesday In each of \\ the eald months. ij Auckland East the first Wednesday In each li ot the said months. , ,1 FameU Tho first Friday in oach Of tl If said months. +__— r|j Dated the ith day ot Kebmary. 1882. ■ J. B. MAODONAMJ. <• '< tl v Returning Offloer, |