The Auckland Evening Star.

Vol. XIII.-No. 3,674.

AUCKLAND, N.Z., SATURDAY. MAY 20, 1883.

(Published Daily)

PRICE : ON ft PENNY



Shipping. Z~~ I ITNION STEAMSHIP 17r \J*^ U COMPANY OF NEW W*. ___S J ZEALAND (LimitbD), Isp^a fe-i -S^A TIMB TABLE— f May, 1882, FOR GIBBORN-, MAZIER, y^*?"*o™l*l '■ LYTTEtiTON. POKT C_.ALJHKRB. AND BLUFF I.BOM Qp--Ntm'--T Wharj) Steamer. Date ot Sailing, , Latost Train, Sou.it. Cltoss Saturday, .0, 1 p.m. — Eoiouua rhura_ay, 2a, 10 a.m — I 1 £-08 TARANAKi, NKLSOIN, PIOTON. WEL WNGTON. LYTTICLTON, AMD WKBT Ooaet Ports htbom Mahukaqi. Hawea Tuesday, 23,11 a.m. 9.10 a.m. Wanaka Monday, 29, - p.i-. 12noon gQR~MK-_OUKNK. Via aOUTH. Rotowja* Thursday. 25, 10 a.m. - AB-WATA Thnrs., Juno I,W a m. — 'Calling at Hobart. ~ 08 aYQNBY., Tb Anau Tuesday, 30,4 p.m. — JOlt _KYUK:a ANIJ SUVA. 3-iahoa 'i'yrlday.Ju.2,6p.m. I — FOlt RUSSELL AND KAWA-AWA. .tO-OKUA I Monday. 22, . p.m. I — IST Cargo mnst be booked and alongside one honr before advertised.time of departure. During May Special Tlokets will bo tssuod to liyttolton, available for return until Juno 30. Passage tlokota mast be taken at tho Com- pany's office. Auckland. Branch, 109, 0.-0-ii street. j^vi QTEAM TO LONDON.; "wllJiiv-5' ORIENT LINE \*affia*«a*^s9 j^ o f o n ow i-g steamships be longing to tho Orlont Steam Navigation Com pany (Limited) and the Paoifto Steata Naviga tion Company, will leave SYONUY at the nndermontl-ned dat»B ftsr MELBOURNE, ADELAIDE and LONDON,via Sncg Canal; ---_ Steamer. . ; liog. Tnn'ga I Dato. _ÜBIT ANIA.. -"-"^ 3.825 I Junol J_IGURIA,..-..,_ 4,866 June 21 GARONNE....... 3 876 July 5 POTOSI .. _ 1 213 July 19 CHIMBORA23— 3,817 August 2 And the Service will be maintained by suc ceeding steamors at intorvals of a Fortnight. Auckland oaßsengera tor Lusitanla mi} pro- Wed per To Anau on May SO. Fares to London, 15 to 70 guinea/, Sue- Canal Duos, 8. In addition, Faroe.) booked through to London, F-Due-ger. o-.n book from Anokland ala tbrongh rats to cover Intercolonial fare and Csnnt dues, vrj. so seonre special advantages. Passages from London oun be srsntrad In ADcklatid. For plans ___& 101 l purttnaiftw, apply. In EiO.don, to F. Qreou &. Co., and Anderson, Anderson _ ('o., Joint Manasor- of the Lino | Br to tlvs Agents In Anoklann UNION STEAMSHIP CO. OF N.Z. 't-SKMroi, Qneon-strool __t-_M-NMU__-J_ AND OKl ,Jgl£_£jL ENTAL STEAM NAVIGA "^^^^TION COMPANY. The Company's Steamships (under contract With the Victorian Govsrnmont for the oonvey- B-ce ot her Majesty's malls) will be despatched i Htn*mnr Leave I Leave | Leave ateamer. Sydney 1 M&lb'rn' 1 Ad'ia de (Via Bombaj) I I HYDASPE3....„ JnneS | June 6 June 8 PES HA WUR.... Juno 16 I June 20 June 22 MALWA,toßom bay .. Junn 30 I Jnly I | Jnly 6 And thenceforth ovory alternate week, Route t—lt Is lntondod to dospatoh those Btoamors for Plymouth and London via Point do Hallo. Passengers for England will therofore not require to ohange steamers. Bates of passage money to Plymouth or Lon don i -70 first, and £16 socond-class; Italian ports, _05 first, and-lose—nd-clasa. Passongors booking at Auckland sootiro spenlal advantage.. For further particulars respecting paascsemoney and freight apply to ORUICKSHANK ft CO.. AgonU, 18, (jneen-street. Aaokland. «ija_a_i. W S. COROMANDKL, *,a*!* The faot and favourite e.o. COROMANDEL, Captain, W. D. Hargrave, Timk-Tablk. Leaves Auckland i Loaves Coromandel t Mond.y, 22,12 noon Tnoaday, 23. 8 a.m. Tuesday, 23, _p m. Thursday, 25,12 noon Friday, 2(1,1 p. m. Saturday, 27.2 P.m. Woather and other clroummanocs permitting, All parcels to be prepaid at office, No. 9, Qneen .treet Wharf. Not josponslble In shipping, oarrying, or landing live stook. A. R. H SWINULKY. Managor. iJ&JL UTJJAM TO THE THAMES, wKJJiwHM* OH-NSMDRLWAITBEAURI, WAim. TE ARORA GOLOFIELDS. MOR; RIN3VILLE, WAITOA PLAINS, ANDGRANT AND FOS rER'S SETTLEMENT. ENTERPRISE No. 2, P.B. TE ARO £1 A, & P.S. PATIKI. i"rom Auokland i From Thames I — Saturday, 10 p.m. Momray, 12 midnight Tuesday, I P-mi Wednesday — Tho tlme-tsble of river steamors to be seen at Bnterprlse Ofßoe, Thames, To Thames .. Saloon, 7s 6d; Steerage, 6b To Ohlnomurl through. 6s oxtra To Te Aroha through, 10s extra Not responsible for shipping, oarrying, or dls .barging live stook. N _ & ___*_, t-TEAM TO THAMES, OAR. HYING PASSENGERS AND *&xma& CARGO, OOITOUOTIS- |—-ith OHIH-- UVUI, OMAHO, WAITOA PLA-NB, AHD Mohw-* viLM (Pinko filirtriot), Till- Tabls, 8,8, ROTOMAHANA, From Auokland: Saturday, 3.30 afternoon Monday, 5 afternoon From Thames I Saturday. 8 30 morning Monday, 9 morning Frolght through to Te Aroha, 258-por ton. No oargo received within halt an Jionr of ad vertlsod time of leaving. "• „„„„., , . FRAQ MR ft TINNK. Agent tiikffi^ TVTORTHEKN STEAMSHIP *^^?^ COMPANY ILIMITKD). TIME-TABLK-MAY. Weather and othor circumstances permitting). FORTAPRA-TCU AND BAY OFPLENTYPORTS. STBAM-B. I DATBOIfdAILIWO. ■Wollington | Monday, 22,5pm Wellington I Thursday, 25. 5p m Glenelg | Monday, 29,5 p m Connects at Tanranga for Opo gtaffa tiki and Bay ot Plenty Ports every Tuesday. FOR RUSSELL, WHANCIAROA, AND MAN qoNai. Olonelg I Monday, 22. 5p m Wollington 1 Monday. 29, spm - TORWHANGAREI, WHANGAEBIHBADS, AND HANQAPAI. Every Tuesday, at S p m Arejlo (Carrying passengers and oargo K> for Waipn) gaRWIIANGAR-lAND AVHANGARKI HBADS. Every Friday, at 8 p m Argylo (Carrying passengers and cargo for Waipn) ' FOR MKRCORY BAY. Flngai I Every Monday, at. p m FOR MAKGAWAI. Fingal "' I Every Thursday, at 6p m FOR hokiamga (from Onehunga). Rowona I Tuesday, 23,1 p.m. ".. FOR waitaea (from Onchunga), Maok-regor I Monday, 22,1 p.m. t_r Cargo must bo bnokod and alongside ono honr before advertised tlmo of departure. Paßsago tickets must be taken at the Com pany's Oillco, No. 67, Queen-street, Auckland. A. MCGREGOR, Managing Director, *2a^ SflOR W AIT A R A.—The ''-S_Bt.c£> V Northern Steamßhip Co.'a s.e. ™*mm MACGRKGOR will leave theOne hungn Wharf as above (weather and other circumstanCHS pcrmittlns) on MONDAY next, tho 22nd, »t 1 p.m.— For freight or passage apply at the Company s Office, 67. Queen-Btrcet, Anok lond; or, tr> A. Barnes, Onebnnga. —A. McGkeqor, Managing Dirtotor. *w%_£>- TPOU HOKIANGA.—The P Northern Steamship Co.'s s.n. «~__aiw ßOWreNA _ wi]l i OiJV e tho Onehnnga Whsirt'as above (weather and other cirouni. fjtiitiries permittins) on TUKSDaY, May 23, at I p.m.—V'or froigbr, or nassago apply at the omce of tbo Company 67, Queen-street, Auokland; or to A. Barnes. o_ehuußa,-A. MoGBKfIOR, Man -Slug Director,



Shipping. *aa&_^ TVRECT T0 TE AROHA, i^E^;iU» THAMEP.HIKUTAIA.OHI _..!iH?' NKMURI, PAKROA, WAITE KAURI, AND WAIHI. S.S. RUBY, S.S. VIVID. Leave Auokland i Leave Paoroa i Monday, 220 d, G p.m. Wednesday, 21th Thursday, 25._; 8 p.m. Saturday, 27th Fare to Paeroa, 10a; Retnrn Ticket, 15s. FVelßht to Paoroa, 12s 6d por ton; to Te Arohu, 22a Od per ton. Not responsible for Bhipplng, carrying, or dis charging 11 vo stock. W. T. BRIQQ3. Agont. fiJW^. T\EVONPORT STEAM afefti-__.l^ FERRY COMPANY *=»—*"■* (LIMITED). NOTICE. ALTERATIOM IN NORTHCOTB TIME TABLE. On and after THURBDAY NEXT, May 25th, 1883, a Boat will loavo Aaokland for Northoote at A M p.nn, Instead ot 510 p.m.; and the 510 p m. trip frttm and the 6.10 p.m. trip to North cote will bo discontinued. J. R. D. BAKER, Trafflo Manager. May 17,1882. flM_- . T\ rAIUKU & ONEHUNGA IKP TV STEAM NAVIGATION CO, '"c™B*ril_i_lT-D). Timr Tab-k—May, 1882. S.S, B.ANUKAU. Leaves Onohuaga Loaves Walaku i May May 20-Saturday,Bam 20-Saturday. 12.30 om 22—Monday, 9am 2.-Mond.y, 1.30 p m 23—Tuesday, 10 a fcl 23—TueBday, 2pm 26-FrldaV, In m 27—Saturday, 6 30 am 20—Montloy, 3.30 p m 30—Tuesday. Bam 80—Tuesday. 6pm 31—Wednosday, 9am For Man _„au Heads, every Thursday, at 8 a m By order of tho Dlrootors, all Freight must be repaid, A. CUNNINGHAM. Agent. *aa__^qteaM to the hot j£&B_s"o SPRINGS, MAHURANGI, ***ta*MATAKANA. KAWAU, AND IMAHA, The «.». ROSE CASEY, Al at I_QyO» W. SomorvUle. Master, for Hot Seringa, Matakana, Kawao, and Omaha—Every Tnoaday at 11 o'olook, re turning on Wednesday. Tor Hot Springs and Mahnrangl—Every Thurs day and Saturday til 11 ojn., retnrnlng on Monday and F-iday. No Pamela or Gooda taken wlthont shipping ■ate. For.trelght or passaso apply to H. J. WIOKENB. A_. -DEDUCTION IN FAKES: J«g|%^ Xli TO LONDON. ,^^a^_^ The Clipper ship HALCIONE. M™a!fflEa!S AAI at Lloyds, 313 tons register; K. J. Parker, Commander, is now loading for tho ttbovo Port, and to ensuro a rapid voyage homo, will bo docked Her aacommoriatlon for all (-lasses of Passengers is unsnrp-ssod. Inspec tion in vi'eil, Full Saloon Furo, £35; Second Cabin, £20 to £25 : Steerage, £10 to £18. Bed ding, etc., supplied on Board, £5 extra. OWES & GRAUAM. Agents. JftOK LOHDON DIRECT. I ■^Si^ Tno Well-known Clipper Ship PAREORA, AAI at Lloyds, 870 tons register, Robert Powsr. Commander, will load as abovo, and have qnlo- despatoh. For freight or passage apply to THE NEW ZEALAND SHIPPING CO. (LIMITED), Agent- Board ana ties-dence RAILWAY DINING ROOMS, Quk-N-trert Wharf, WILLIAM PYE, Pkoprietof. Good accommodation for Boardors and Travellers at moderate charges. Cloanllness and civility aro tho oharaotoriatics ot thishouso. Tho table and bods cannot be surpassed by any houso In town. Tho Proprietor has had a very long experience as a Restaurant Keeper, and he feels assured that any person glviDg his house a trial will bo quite oonvlnced tbat tho accommodation ll affords cannot be, surpassed, THE ONLY HOUSE ON THE WHARFi Board and Lodging, £1 por wook. Beds, Is. BE L JL. EV U E HOUSE, COBNKB, WHARF-STBKKT AN- CAMERON ROAD, Taubanqa, This Establishment, jnst erected, containing 25 rooms, with every convenience, IS NOW OPENED to receive Visitors to Tanranga, who will £nd Superior Accommodation with the comforts of a Home. Private Sitting rooms, Good Bod-rooms, Stables. A Four-horse Coaoh or Baggy leaves after arrival of stoamor for L.kes. J, BODELL, Proprietor. Tanranga, Fobrnary 20,1382. Bgae Drapery and C.o._un_. fj AND \ /' DEFERRED \l I! PAYMENT J ll SYSTEM. _ I TAILORS, DRAPERS, AND OUTFITTERS. HOBSON-STREKT I Nearly opposite Wellington-street). Have "a" Well • Assorted STOCK of the BEST GLASS GOODS. All Tweeds thoroughly shrunk before being made up, and lit and workmanship guaranteed. The Deferred Payment System has been found to be a great boon, by enabling those with limited Incomes to procure neoessarilea In the easiest possible way. INSPECTION INVITED \VT E L LJ__L a V HOU SX, A. LOVETT, Begs to intimate to hi- Customers and the Pnbtio generally, tbat hia WINTER SIOOK OF NH.W FASHIONABLE & CHEAP DX APERY & MILLINERY Is NOW to Hand, Drer-s Goods In all the Leading Fanhion.ble Bbadeß and Textures. CaUooes from 3d, Flan nels from BJd per yard, Shooting irom lOd. A Large Stook of Twoede in all qualities. Blankets from 6s fid a pair. _ j ■■ ■ - Extra Valno in Coreots, from 2s 6d. A Leading Novelty is the' • Flexible Hip" Corset, very com fortable and dnrablo, 7s 6d. New Styles In Ladteß' Jackets and Ulsters, Inoluding the Dolman Ulstor. Ladles* and Children's Underclothing and Baby Llnon, In Great Variety. .• _• ■ A Choice Stock of Ladies' and Children's Hats and Bonnets, trlmmodanduntrlmmcd: Flowers, Fe_tner». etc. A Good Black French Merino, at 2s Cd yard; Black Cashmorofrom Is. Country Orders rcoolvo special attention. One Shilling in the £ Discount on all Cash Purchases of 20s and upwards. Ar O V E T T. . JJ Db.pbb, Wellesley-street. t <_ vy .vy I LLIAMS, 82, KARANGAHAPK BOAD, Have Just OPENED 12 cases Clothing, Drapery, Mcintosh Coats, etc., etc, EX 'HA-CIONK.' Those Goods aro Imported direct from the lollovring well-known Houses :— 8& J. WATTS &Co _ Manchester COOK. SON & Co :. London COOPER, BOX & Co .London Tho Patent Ventilated TALKTH-8 WATERPROOF COAT. Suitable for mcdloal men and others exposed to rain and cold, Those Coats are made of tbc hast Oxford Tweeds, and aro wurrantod water- S?oof No Coat geAuine without the makeri _Lme7wor-ed in 3llk and gold lettors-ln tht baok, below the ventilating tube. PRICE—From 17s 6d to £3. Don't buy your winter coat until you have ° seen them. We are tho Soto Agents here, and you can got them nowhere else. NO COUNTRY ORDERS SENT unless acoom panled with, cash remittancei [ Reoeived, per ' Halciono'— • 1200 pairs BRACES; at 9d per Pair. See them ! . J. &W. WILLIAMS, '. Importers of Drapery. &c. 82, Karangahap Road,



Business Notices. ] TVF'OTICJ- OF lAKTNERSHIP ANDf ll REMOVAL. I C. 0. HILL, while acknowledging with thanks the hearty support accorded him hither to, begs to state that tho growth ot his business has induced him to take Into partnership Mr Geo. Plomm-R, and that the business wIU In future bo carried on under tho name of C. G, BILL & CO. After the 31st May, the business will be Removed to those Commodious Promised next door to Mr Brldgman, Drapor, Upper Queen-street, where, with increased facilities for oarrylDff on their bnalneeo, and by strict attention to Orders for Materials or Out door Work, they hope for a further share of patronage. C. O. H. & CO. confldontly Invito inspection of their Largo Stock of Glass, Paints, Paporhangings, Pictures. Gilt and other Mould ings, Paint Brushes, &0., which, being their own direct Importing, are ottered at tho Lowest Komuneratlvo Frioes.—Wolle.ley-strcot, May 16.1882. |_T O T I A X X S, In order to avoid mistakes and acoldcnts, I have made arrangomonts with MR ROBKKTBON. the Proprietor of tho Royal Mail Coaohcs, To Rnn Passongors through to Lake House, from TAURANGA to OHINRMUTU, WAI ROA. and TAUPO. Tourists can obtain Haggles at all times at Tanranga and Ohlnomutu, and can depond upon good Coaches, Buggies, Horses, and sober and olvll drivers, at Lowest Rates. ROBERT GRAHAM. lAke llonse, Ohlnomutu, l.bmary 11,1882. "OOTOMAHANA HOT LAKES. A UMITrtDN.MBKI.OF FIRST-CLASS THROUGH TICKETS 'Will bo Issued for the hot Lakes, Tourists will hiwo tho advantage of staying at LAKE HOUSK, Ohlnomutn, whloh will bo found the mot oomfortablo Hotel In tho Lake District. No othor tickets but thoso Issued by mo avail able for Lake Uonsoi R. GRAHAM, Jr/N., National Insurance Buildings, 83, Qaoon-stroet, Auckland. Auckland. March IS, 188.. AUOKLAND TIMBER COMPAN (LIMITED) GREAT BARGAINS IN BUILDING TIMBER. tar Making Boom, •» B. MARRIOTT, •AUCTIONEER, LOUSE, LAND AND ■ GENERAL CCMM SSION AGENT Karangahapo Road, Auokland. «_" OUT-DOOR SALES ATTEND-P. "*» J~~o~__Ta i v a s"*j."e~t t BUILDER, HOUSE AND SHIP JOINER, &o, FOXT -TR-ST, Aaokland. Having commenced businosa In tho above line. Is now preparetl to rooelvo orders for ovory' description of Carpenters' and Joiners' Work. Omco Fittings, Shop Fronts, .ou. tors. Shelves!, Presses, Cupboards, oto. Bvory desorlptlon of work connected with tho trade, from House Building down, execute on the Shortest Notloo, and moat Reasonable Terms. FORT-STREET, , .-. Two Uoora from CaatomhonßO Hotol. mo THE P U B U I 0. RICHARD UEORGE, BUTCHKR AND UKNKRAL PURVEYOR, RoapeotfuUy solicits the public to try Lla CH.tCrC STUCK OF MKAT, at LOWB-T Po*Bin_K PRIO-S. Families waited nu for Ordors. Boat Quality Corned Boot. Shipping Supplied. Note tho Addroaa— MANUKAU ROAO, PARNBLL /iuests ur drawers. Vory Handsomo Chests of Urawora In rioh .Mottled Kauri, also Wardrobes and vory pretty Chßilonlor., at vory roasnnnblo prices, tor Cash only, Tno above wood booo es moro boautlf ul with ago, and Is always very valuable. W. NORRIK. Cabin kt Man.faotub._b, Top of Shortland-Btreet. ■___ JOHN P E T F 0 X D, HOUSK AND SHIP PLUMBER AND GAS FITTER. < Tun Cheapest House in Auckland, HIGH-STREET Auckland. J" A JO. X B a U T C Jt_ BR, CARTER. CONTRACTOR, fco Goods Carted and Delivered from ship's side on Shortest Notioe. Ballast Supplied. N-WOABTLB AH- BAY OT ISLANDS UOA- Also. Firewood lent and uncut) reasonable.. HENRY BRACE & CO. (LIMITED), WHOL-3_LB MANUFACTUICMW AND IMPOUTKHS Of oil kinds of SADDLERY, Hish-btr-XT, Auckland. EDW. JNO. COX. Manager. Af O T I C E. XI CHEAP HARDWARE HOUSE, Karangahapo Road. F'li AM BOURNE, in conveying to his • numerous customers and friends his sincere thanks for the generous snpport accor ded to Mm daring iho past seven years, wonld respectfully Inform them that having further enlarged his premises and received a lorge supply of goods direct from Mannfaotarers, per Crownthorpe.'Arabolla, Paroora, etc, ho la pre pared to toll at very low rates, to make room for further shipments to arrive per Remington and C-rabrla, from London ; and Orient and MenrJoza, from Liverpool. N.B.—Carpenters' Tools especially cheap. ■_______ TpER "EVENING STAR. Mr Editor: Sir,—l Challenge all Opponents of Local Entorprlso. be who they may, to Produco any Foreign Compound for Dyßpopsla or indi gestion equal to ROBLEY'S DIGESTIVE MEAL for Pulse or Porridge DIGESTIVE BROWN BREAD, and DIGESTIVE BISCUITS J. ROBLEY, 25, Gbby-s.&kkt. | H IS JS V J_ X 6 on, HOUSE. ~H_P. SIGN. AND -BNBRAXi ÜBOORAT.YB PAINTER. NO. 8. WrKDHAM-IIT.-li.' Mb.U- _U MAI' O SAUCE. New Season—Quality guaranteed. To be obtained of all Grocers, 1/ per Bottle. G. COZENS. Agent. 27. Qneen-stroot 171 D W AH. JS A At - l-H V, ASbmTabT, STIUHBORYS BUILIHB-l QUgJ-1.-TKKS'I'. pULUA_'S PHOTO ROOMS, JL ?HORTIiAND-BTB-ET. " Tonrl-8 6nt Visitors ore invited so inspeol Pul man's Views of the Hot Lakes, Anokfann and Bush Sconery, &o. The groatost variety ol Original Portrait- ot Maori Celebrities In New Zealand. PHOTOGKAPHY IK ALL ITS -RANCH-B TJ 0 B E R T \V~~O O D S , XV BOOT AND SHOE MANUFACTURE CORLEY'S BUILDINGS, HOBBON-BTR-E ---(Opposlto the Prlnoe Arthur Hotel). EVERY DESCRIPTIOS 0- REPAIR- NEATLI EXECUTED, A Trial Soliolted. > Got'ERIOR CORRUGATED XAttßfl | J. L.EEAN (Lath Aij-B-D B_u _.), Has for Sole a number of tho above, with Tap ready for una, At reduced rates, at his Shoi Elliott-street. Largo quantities of Snouting Ridging, and Down Pipes always In .tocfe 3 Verandah Iron curved at the shortest notioe Country orders will always rocelvo his promp attention. Lead washors always on hand. JVT O T I C £ i- _-—-> MR E. G. SANDALL Wlnhea to inform his friends and the publio I general that ho bus Opened tho Butcher's Sho i. in Wukelleld street lately occupied by Fowli and Co,, and hope* by keeping the boot qualit of Meat and strict attention to businosa to mor a fair share of their support B . - • E. Q, SANDALL. 1 Ms? i,im.



Mecucal. MORE LOCAL EVIDENCE OF THE CURATIVE PROPERTIES OF OKOFESSOR /^IUSSCOTT'S Herbal Treatment. ' MAY NOW BE CONSULTED AT HIS AD • DRESS, SnOBTLAND-STBEKT, I To Professor Gusscott, Shortlond-atreot, Anok land. Sir,-1 horoby certify that for over two years I was troublod with a violont cough, with afroqnont spitting of blood and groat palpita tion, I would not attompt to walk up a hill.Dor yot to lie down in my bed during that tlmo. I was unablo to do any work, aftor spendln. a groat doal of money on doctors and otiomlsts, as well as being an out-door patlont of tho hospital. I lost all hopos of rocovory, but seeing so many t euros you had offeoted In tho " Herald," I was I advisod to como to Auokland ond glvo your ( herbal remedies a fair trial, and I am happy to ] say in six weeks I coald return to the Thames a i Strang, hoalthy man, f reo from cough or palplta- t tion, thank God and yon also. I shall bo able to i rocommond your horbal troatmont, for I can '. speak for myself, also from scores I havo seen In your plaos at different times, and every ono < spoaklng in tho highest terms of your tro_imont. —Bolievo ran to bo, yours evor grateful, Frank Scuthorby, Thames. January 3rd. 1882. To Profossor Guasoott, Shortland-stroet: 81r, —For the lust three years I hnvo boen with that dreadful ooniplalnc oallod dyspepsia, or indigos- • tion. It did not matter wh»t I uto. in an hour i or so after my stomach would bogin to swell, that I Bbould have to nnfaaten my clothes. Tho food usod to turn sour on my stomach. Then I wonld commenco bolching wind and gas. Dirty sour froth would heave from my cheat. I had to 1 bo vory particular In what 1 should cat. Kat ' moat, oaub-KO. or potatoes, or cheoso—thoy j acted on mo like so much balm, in tact I did not I know wlint to oiit, for nothing would agreo with mo. But hearing ot your Herbal Tonic, I i was indnood to try a bottlo, and when I had ono I wanted more, for my health was moro to mo ' than monoy. I found more relief from your Tonlo and Composition Powder than all tho mcdiolno I hnvo ovor taken. Yoa havo of- I footed a porfoot ouro of mo. I can oat now any thing as woll as tho rest of my family, and onloy it.—Bollovo mo to bo, yours over truly. Mrs -U-aboth Swan. Parnell, January 11,1882. To Profosasor Gursootti Dear Sir.—My oaso was bo remarkable and my euro bo olr_ctual,that I fed It my duty to glvo you a testimonial as my evldonoo. I havo boon suit-King with rhouma tlsm for tho last sovon years, and a groat part of that timo I havo not beon able to drees or tin dross myßelf. For flvo yoars I was nnable to walk without crutches. 1 was tlrod of my Uto, beca.Bo I was a burdon to myself and family, bat hearing and seeing tho wonderful euros you had offectcd In different chronic comolaints.and a great number whloh I knew, whloh aro not published, but I think It my duty to you and to tho public, that a man of your skill in oaring such chronio coinvlatnts aa mine should bo a houaohold word. I was liko a man drowning. I was glad to grab at anything, but I am happy to say that, Rhrough your horbal treatment, I am hearty and well, and can go without 0 ntohos as woll as over.—Bolievo mo to be, yours ovor grateful, J. O. Dean, Ponsonby, J-miur 19.1882. To Profi-psor Gucscott, Hhortland-Btroct. Sir, —I „ra hmipy to inform yon of tho perfect ouro 1 hnvrt motived through your medicinal treat mo-.. I oame to you on tho Stfth ot September last. At thut time my lor was pronounced in curable; but when I came to you you told mo that you would convince mo In a lortnight, and I am happy to say you have fulfilled your promlao, although 1 waß rather doubtful: but .1 was told by a friend of mlno that, It I raid to, you would not treat mo. My friend's name la Mrs Walker, who knew yoa in Clirißtohuruli. She was also a patlont of yours whloh you cured of the dropsy. lam happy to say that I havo dispensed with' my crutches, and able to attoud to my domeetio datios. I givo yoa this for tho benefit of others who aro snllorlng as I have . been for yoara.—Yours, evor thankful, Mrs Eliy Joyce, Nowton-road. December 1. To Profossor Guseoott, Shortland-stroot. Dear Sir,—lt Is with groat ploaanro that 1 add to tho number of your valuable testimonials for the miraouloua euro your modlclne has porformod on mo. I havo beon troubled with what some modloal mon call lndlgoatlon, others dyspepsia, but whon I oamo to you on tho lGth of Sept., you told mo that I had livor complaint; you oxplainod to mo my symptoms about tho palpita tion ot tho heart, thl) wind on tno Btoinnch, cold hands and foot, tho BOurno-s of tho wind and gas I uacd to bolch, oold cnllla running down my back, and, in faot, you described my toolings ho minutoly, that I was quite satlsflod that you understood my complaint, and I am happy to say that through yonr herbal treatment yon havo elTectod aptrloot cure.—Youre ovor grate ful, Mrs M. Llttlo. Hobaou-Btrnot. Auckland. TO Professor Guaaoott, Shortland-stroot. Sir,— I have boon troubled with neuralgia in both my hoad and face, and boon rioprlvcd from many nights' Bleep, and whon I oat down to my food many timos I have hud to got up from tho tablo and walk about without ovor tasting food. As I told you; when I applied to yoa, that I had trlod all tho chemists In town, and I only got I temporary relief. When you told mo you would euro mo in a minute 1 was vory doubt ful, bnt am happy t > say you did so. I should rocommond any lady suffering from tho same to givo yoa a trial, as yoa told mo, it no care, no pay.—Bellovo mo to bo, yours ovor thankful, Rachel Cousens, Victoria-troet. November 21. To Professor Gassoott, Bhortland-stroet ItJ Is with great pleasure that I acknow ledge a porfoct onro I havo received through yonr horbal treatment; I have been troublod with Bcurvy for throe years and nine months, whloh I oxplainod whon I called on you. I told you I conld form no othor oanso unloßS It wns through sltepiog In a bod where somo ono had boon Bleoplng who had tho BOurvoy. 1 have always been very particular when staying at tho hotels to oxamlno tho linon botoro going to bod. I havo met many mon on my route who. ha»o got tho some complaint through sleeping in dirty bods tho same as I did. I also told you whon I applied that I had takon a groat quantity of inodlclno until my hnlr began to fall off; bat I happonod to boo your advortlaomont stating that your treatinont waß solely herbs. I have known wonderful oures effected through tho herbal troatmont when minerals havo fallod|! and being a bollovor in horbu, I was very happy to placo myself under your treatment as soon as you camo to Auokland, and I am glad to say you havo olTootod a cure on mo and made mo a olean, etrong, hoalthy man.—Bollovo mo to (be, yours evor thankful, Altrod Hopkins, Now North lioad, Decomber sth. To Professor Gussootc. Dear Sir—lt Is with groat ploasuro I have In recommending your Tonlo. I have boen suffering with wind and spasms on tho stomach for Bevoral years, and I coald not got any roliof. KvorytMig I ate turned to wind. I oonld not eat. I conld not sleep (I often had to get oat of bed and walk about for hoars. I was advised to take cod liver and quinine and Iron, „0.. and all to no good. I had to glvo up my employment for weeks at a stretch, bat 1 was advised by a friend of mine, who was working at tho Union Sash and Door Company, to apply to yon ,and that you would convince mo in a week. Iwai rather doubtful of this, aftor trying so many different medicines, both from the Hospital and chemists, and other patent medicines. I thought It was Impossible for mo to get Cured so quick and so porfeotly as you havo done. lam happy to say in two months' tlmo you have made me a now man. I can oat woll, and also onfoy a food night'a reat, with many thanks to you, and hopo your daya will bo long in Auckland, for tho good ot the comm_nity at large.—Yours ' respectfully. Richard Lajvaon, Ponsonby, Feb ruary 2nd, 1882. To Prcfo—or Gusscott, Shortland-street: Blr— As yoa are awaro tbat I explained to you, when I applioi to you, that I havo been troubled with bleeding piles for tbe last live or six years, as I told you 1 have trlod medical men, ohomlßts.and old women's euros, but never had a perfect oure until I unplied to you, about blx weeka ago. '' _oy uaed to como down and bleed for an hour _ t a timo so that I should have to change my clothes, but when you told mo you wonld moke nic worse boforo I should be better. I oould not reokon you up. I thought I Bhould have to give up bnelncßS altogother, if I should bo worse, but in four days you convinced me that I coald glvo yoa this testimonial with confldonoo, that in flvo weoka you havo effootod a porfoot euro on mo. I shall ovor bn a bollovor in horbs after tho wondorfui cure you havo porformed on mo.— Yours, evor grateful, Henry Marsh, Albert street, October 11. i To Profosflor Gusscott, Shortland-street :]Ooar Sir,—lam happy to inform you that through your horbal troatmont I oan safely say that I havo recelvod moro bonoflt through your horbal troatmont than all tho modlclne that I havo over taken. I huvo beon troublod with asthma ■ tor tho last flvo yoarß. I waß obliged to give up my business and come to Auckland for medical treatment, and seeing your testimonials and the many cures you had offecled, and alao that you required no information and that you oould tell a man's complaint as soon as you enw him—yon i did so to me so oorrootly, ami that is moro than any medical man ovor told me before, and it gave mo confidence to placo mysolf under yonr i- treatment. lam woll known in Cambridge. I I shall return home on Wednesday, and you may r rely you will have many applications from that f district.—Yours, truly, John Hargraves, Queon street, Auokland, Prbfeßsor Gusscott would Impress on those who may do him the honour to consult him that , the utmost secreoy can bo rolled upon ; moro- I over, from long experience, and a careful study of tho human system, ho oan dooido almost at a glance tho diagnosis of tho caso, thereby reliev ing tho patient ot a great deal ot nervon-nose ( and hesitation, Professor Gusscott Invites the oonfldonoe o either box suffering from function— derange mont. spermatorrhoea, exhausting dreams, &o, Professor Gusscott has made norvouß dcbilitj and loso of powor his Bpccial study, from what ' over eauso arising. Ho would earnestly Imprest upon those who do suffer to Book immediate advice and counsel, if thoy desire " an old age Bereneand bright." Let no falso delicacy rietei B suffering victims from removing the cause o; I, this blight to manhood. The strictest oonfldencx r rrpv bo relied neon !. CONSULTATION GRATIS. " Can oe conßUitea Dy letter. Public _lapootlon invited to tho largo ausort ; ment ot BRITISH and AMERICAN ; HERBS Noto the AddreaD— n JProfessor Gtusscott, at- Next Door to Mossi. Wlnlta' and Hall y Establishment, Jt .HOKTLAND-STKKKT, AUCKLAND, Honrsil B.o_i B a,~i. to 8 p m,



uorporanon Notices. QITY OF AUCKL AND 6 TENDERS FOR MAGAZINES, NEWS- Tenders for the ab'tive will h. reoelved nntU 3 p.m. of MONDAY ne^r. List and conditions nt this offlco. Not bound to accept any tender. P. A. PHILIPS, . TownCiork. Town Clerk's Office, May 18,1882. HITY OF AUCKLAND. BLBCI-ON OF AUDITORS In pursuance ot tho Muulolpal Corporations md Rating Acts, 1876, and amendments thereof, I, Charles Irvin Eller, Returning Officer for the -ity of Anokland, hereby give notice that an Election will bo held on THURSDAY, lat Juno lext, for Two Qaallfled Persons to act as Audi tors for the City of Auckland. Candidates will :eqnlro to be Nominated before noon of r-UESDAY, tbe 23rd Inst, Nomination papers, whioh must be deposited kt the Council Oflloos, ;an bo obtained at the office of the Town Clerk. CHARLKS*.RVIN KLLEB, Rotnrnlng Ofllcer. City Counoll Ofllcos, May 13.1882. T^RAINAGENOTICE. FORT-SI KREKT IAKE, BETWEEN CUSTOM HOUSE-STREET AND FORT-STREET. Notice is hereby glvon to owners and occu piers of property in Fort-street" Lano, between Custom-h.upostrcetand Fort-stroet, to drain iholr respective properties into- tho main drain In course ot construction. The present Contractor for works In those streets will exeouto tho work by arrangement. Failing compliance with this notice, tho City □ounoll will, undor the Provisions of tho " Munlolpnl Corporations Acts," proooad with the dralnago works deemed necessary, at the dale and coat of owuors and occupiers. P.A. PHILIPS. . __ _ TownCiork. Town Clerk's Offloo, May 5, 1882, pI T V O F AUCKLAND, MODKT EDEN OHBIBUS STAND. No tico Is horoby given that tho stand ap pointed for Mount Eden Omnlbußaes is appoin ted In Shortiond-stroet, opposite tho Chief Post oflico. from the Eastern Boundary ot the premises of Messrs Sargood and Co.. upwards. P. A. PaiLUM, Town Clerk. Town Clerk's Offlco, May 18,1882. c hiii. in" Motels. Albert Hotel, QUICEN-BTKEET. THH LARGS3T AND BEST FAMILY AND COMMERCIAL HOTEL INAUCKL4ND. li. C. ROBKRTF, Propriktor. PItIVATK SUITIP. BPACIOU- SAMPLE ROOMS, |> O V A L M A I L H OXE h, XV NGARUAWAHIA. ELLISON & LATCHMORE, Having takon tho abovo Hotel, and having completely renovated the aamo, It now affords tho BEST ACCOMMODATION TO J_rVI.ITORB AND COMMERCIAL MEN.-*» sami „band baqatkllb room, Sfaoioub Stablkb, Loose Boxes, Ladies' and Gkhtirmen's Saddle Houses, Pleasure Boats rou Hike. I'LUKCII! AND SHOWER BATH. WINES AND SPIRITS OF THE BEST BRANDS. ELLISON & LATCHMORE Proprietors. pACI FI C ii O tTI, JOHN GILLANDBR -.PROPRIETOR, Begs to announce to his friends and tho general public, that he has completed t c extensive alteration on hlB promisee. Among tho many improvements, ho has Introduced A SPECIAL DINING-ROOM, Undor tho Saporlntondenoo of a well known Caterer. Tho "Cuisine" will bo tho best the Sear on can supply. Meals at all hours. BCBt Brands ot Winea and Spirits, Hancock's Sparkling Alo always on Draught. Reasonablo Charges. Excellent Faro. Civility and Attention. Good Stabling. %AT A R JN E R ' S Commercial JJotel. cathedral square, CHRISTCnURCH, W. F. WAR NX R Begs to announoe to his many frlonds In Chrlst churo- and tho adjoining Provinces that having . RE-ENTERED INTO POSSESSION of the above Hotel, whloh has been entirely renovated, ro-decorated and re furnished In the latest style, he is now prepared to weloomo his old friends and customers. THE BILLIARD SALOON Attached to tho Hotel Is unsurpassed by any otbor In the .colony, containing three tables specially Imported from England to tbe order ot the Proprietor. The suites of PRIVATE APARTMENTS, whloh are elegantly famished and appointed. are entirely distinct from the hotel portion of tho building; thus Insuring perfect privacy. t A novolty in colonial hotel aeoommodntlon will bo available at "The Commercial'" In the shape of a LADIES' DRAWING-ROOM, kept spoolaUy soleot and exclusively for ladles. A high pressure water supply has boen ar ranged for on the premises, and the Bath Rooms are fitted with every convenience fat hot, cold or shower bathe at any time. Comment on the quality of the liquors sup piled at the Commercial is unnecessary, as the cellar Is under the spooiol super vision of Mr W, F. Warner. ' The hotel being most centrally situate, adja cent to tho Cathedral, and wlthfci a short dis tance of tho museum, Theatro, and other public buildings .and with a tram service to all parti of the suburbs passing at short Intervals rendersit unequalled asaplaco of residence foi families or commercial gentlemen visiting Ohrlstohnroh. For the convenience of commercial travollen .ample rooms will be available An oxoollont ohef do cuisine has been ongngoc and generally no pains wIU be spared to maki The Commercial the leading hotol la Christ oharoh. Prompt attontlon will be glvon to telegrami qr letters applying for apartments. W. F. WARNER. Proprietor. mo TOURISTS AND OTHERS WAIWERA HOTEL, HOT SPRINGS, NBAI AUCKLAND, Has been reoontly renovated, and also new! appointed throughout with every modern lnxnr and comfort, comprising amongst other speo i allties—Ball Saloon, Drawing. Dining, an ; Rooms en suite ; splondldly fitted Medicinal an . other Baths; Lawn terraoes, Arohery, Crlcko' and Quoit Grounds; Strawborrlos, and othe , Frnlta In Season j Billiards, Boating, Bhootloi . oto, I LAKE HOUSE, BOTORUA, Systematized in the same admirable prlnclpl as the far-famed Warworn Hotel offers ll Patrons similar internal advantages and attra ■ tlons, while tho surrounding Scenery an ' wonder spots aro beyond compare and i world-wide tamo, requiring no oomm.nt 5 ijALAOE HOTEL, HOT LAKEE , XT OHINEMU-U. ROTORUA. f First-class aooommodatlon for Tourists, Travc 3 lera, Bind Visitors daring both winter and Hummer months. Private Sitting Rbcm_> Smoking and Reading Rooms, 81--lARD-. . ' Coaohos, Buggies, and Saddle Horses for Hi: jj Convoynn-es will meot every Steamer, ' Smpoetakt Hotiok.—Toirrlstu can make c rangement- with Capt. M. T. Clayton (Insaran Bnildings, Anokland), Mr J, Kelly (Tanrangi or Mr wm, Kelly (Ohlnemnta), for throni trips to tho Liikaß, lnuluding boat and ooa g hire, hotel aooummodation, and all eto_>tort At 1-rXBD BATES. Trip troin _»nokl_ufl to tho Hoi Lakes a; baofc, on tho above prlnoiplo lor Tkk Guiwb OHLV. WILLIAM __BLLY, PkON-ffrOß. girgaLaaaaanii H' Hi 111I 11 mZW_____W____W__lM



Licensing Motices. f ICENSING NOTICE. Pursuant to "The Llcenßlng Aot, 1881," I, Thomas' Thompson-, Chairman of tho Anck and North Licensing District, do hereby appoint HENRY BIKINGS Presiding Ofllcer, MON DAY, the 220 d ddy of May, as the day, and the Temperance Hall, Albert-stroot, Auckland, as the place, at which a POLL of the Ratepayers ot Auckland North Licensing Dlstriot is to be taken, to determine whether tne number of Publicans' Licenses and Now Zealand Wine Licenses may be increased in tho said District; tho Poll to be takon undor '-The Begnlatlon of Elections Act, 1870." to commonce at 9 o'clock in the forenoon, and close at six o'clock in tho afternoon of tho suid day. Dated thissth day ot May, 18>2. THOMAS THOMPSON, Chairman Auokland North Licensing Dlstriot. T I'C E NSI N G NOTIOE. Pursuant of " The Licensing Act, 1881," I Thomas Tiiomi _om. Chairman of the Auck land South Ltconßli g District, do hereby ap point HENRY RIDINGS, Presiding Officer, TUE3DAY. 23rd May, as the day, and St James's Hall, Wellington-street, Auckland, as tho place, at which a Poll of the Ratepayers of the Auckland South District is to bo taken to determine whether tho number ot fubli oan's Licenses and New Zealand Wine Li censes may bo increased in tho said dlotrict; tho Poll to bo taken undor " Tho Regulation of Klectiona Act, 1870." to oommonco nt 0 o'cloclt in the forenoon, and close at 6 o'oiock in the after noon, of tho said day. Dated thiß sth day of May, 1881. THOMAS THOMP.ON, Chairman Auckland South Licensing Dletriot, DAKGAVI.LE LICENSING DIS TRICT. Notice of Application for a Publican's Llceneo, I, HKNRY C. NANK-RVIS. of Manga-' wharr-, do horoby gir. notloo that l desire to obtain, and will, at tho next Licensing Meeting, to bo holdon at tho Court-honse, Dargavlllo, on tho 6th day of June, 18*2. apply for a Certificate authorising the Issue of a Publloan . License for a bouse, sltauto at Mangawhare, and known as tho Mangawhare Hotel, containing 30 rooms exclusive of those required for the use of the family. Dated tho 12th dsy ot May, 1882. HENRY C. NANKERVI3. 10.G.T.-The Officers and Members oi • the Hope of Parnell Lodge rospootfully and earnestly request tho ratepayers of Parnell to use th-lr ntmtst influence at tne coming oleo tion to prevent an increase of public houses in Parnoll. _-_,__RtlODa.. &&& 1,4 UCKLAivD COLLEGE AND „__ GRAMMAR SCHOOL. EVENING CLASSES. Noxt Tortn will oommonos on MONDAY, May 22nd. Clas-os will bo hold as follows :— Latin, by Mr I. Anderson, B.A,—Monday and Wodnosday, 8 to 0 p m, FB-Non, by Mr W. tL W. Nlcholls-Monday, 7 to 8 p.m.; Friday, Bto 9 p.m. Al--dka, by Mr J. F. Sloman, B.A.—Wednes day and Friday, 7 to 8 p.m, Ekolish, by Mr V. A. Robertson—Tnoßday and Thursday, 7 to 8 p.m. Akithmbtio, by Mr O. A. Robertson-Tuerdsy and Thursday, 8 to 0 p.m. Tho Latin, Frenob, and Algobra OlaßSes may, If nccosßiry, bo subdivided. Feo, for t.o torm of thirteen wooke I—Ono subject, lis; sooond subjoot, 7b OJ. Tho Head master invitos communication from Studonts desirous of tho formation of clae.es to road-(l) Porno ono of tho mathematical; (2) soinoonoot tho classical eubjocts for tho B.A. examination with the Chtof Mnthomatlcal Mantor and himself rcspectlvoly. JOHN JAMKS. Secretary. AUCKLAND COLLEGE AND GRAM MAR SCHOOL. Tho eooond Torm will commenco _n MON DAY, May 22, when tho Treasurer will attend to receiTO tho Fees. Tho Head Mnstir will bo at the School on FRIDAY. May 19, from 10 a.m. to 12 noon, to receive applications for admission of new pupil*. JOHN JAMES, Secretary. PER A~T IO nLASf PERATICV^LASS. MR. GORDON GOOCH has the honour tc announce to his mnslcal friends and otbor lady and gentlemen amateurs, that bis Class for the practice ot Balfo's popular Opera "THH BOHEMIAN GIRL" will oommonoe about the end of June. The foe of membership will bo 10/0. and wll) ontltlo ouch member to ono complimentary tlokot to the Concert performance, as tho atudj ot tho mueio will necoesltato 6 months' zealoui attention and work before its production it conoort form, Mr. Uooch hopos,—by ninklng the fee for ndmlßßion very rooderato,—that al ama'our vocallßta desiroas of taking part In tin work will bo able to join Clasß. and enter (coi amorc) Into tho practice ot the Opera matte. Tho wookly met-tioga will bo held on Thurs day oveningo, at 8 o'oiock, In tho School Koon at roar of supremo Court. All ladles and gon mon dcslrocß of joining Class, and at the sami tlmo epen-lrg many muoloal evenings of prao tico, aro requested to Bend In their names an; timo before tho announcement of first meeting Albert Parity "TEC POOLE V M-NDBLB-OHN Vl__A, X ARAN GAB APE ROAD, OnQANisT of St. Matthew's Church, roceivoß Pupils for tho ORGAN, PIANOFORTE, AND SINGING At his address, as above, or at residence o Pupils. A carter _iay be commoncod from dat of First Lesson. MX, POOLEY'S MUSICAL SOCIETY FOH THE STUDY, REHEARSAD, AND PERFORM ANOB OV HIGH-OLASS CHORAL AND OTHER VOOAL MUSIC. Lahgs Cohokrt Hall of the Yodno Men' CHUIBrIAN ABtOOIATIOW, MONDAY EVENINGS at half-past 7 o'olool Commonolng on MONDAY, sth June. Subscription, half-a-gninoa, for torm ot thre months. Members oniltlod to a Compllmontar, Tlokot for oaoh Concert during the term. A VOCAL CLASS will bo commenced at M Puolk-'a RkbidkkC- on KRIUAY EVENIN . Jane 8, for sound, elkmentahv iNSTauorioi from whloh members will bo drafted into th Mnaioal Soolety when proficient. Lidies' Claos at half-past 6, Gentlemen's Ch at 8 o'olock. Terms: Half-a-galnea per quartor. Application to be made to Auokland Musi ' Warehouse, Qaeen-street; Secretary Y.M.O.A ' and to MR. POOLtY, • Mendelssohn Villa, Karangahape Road. • fyCT) PARENT} ' MADAMK FOLEY, from Paris, Is deslrm > of obtaining a fow Juvenile Pupils for Instrn : tion on the Pianoforte and Singing. Tern ! (modorato) may bo ascorUined on applioatic at cottage noxt door to Plamloy's, Dentist, Ho 5 son-street. i mm r. . *'. R wo o ii-a« TICAOUKR OF IHK I'IAUOFORIR AND JIAKAIONIUM. ' Adilroeo-U-i'O ot Auokland Muslo Wai hOUBOj mU- A iii OF J """ """""'" ' I EOXAL .m. 4sl,d/t& 0' mubio, ; J : ACADKMY -OKDOK. A I "1./TR. GORDON GOOCH IBronzo and i V i IVJL Sliver Modallist and Assooiato) : ~ I having studied Ten Terms In this : t ' Royal and National Institution, is, In : • tho opinion of tho soverol Professors I • with whom he was plaoeri, duly quail- i i« i fled to teach Singing.—(Signed) «. A, i 5 ■ MAOrAHKKN, Mua. Doc. Cambridgo.- i J i 1879, | ,d j :. , i In roforenco to above, Mr Goooh Is propar ! to rooelvo namos of Private Pupils for tllngi ' and Voice Prodnotlon at his private residon Albert Park. , ' ' - UPPER SYMONDS-STREE TO THE PUBLIC. ALFRED. T V E R n (Lato Robertson Bros.) BegH to thank the inhabitants of Auokland t environs for their patronage Rlnco taking • above busincßS, and would remind them th-t °f his now Removed to N»W SPAOIOUS Premi, *g onthesiteoflheJ-econcilro. oh MrTynrhai alsotsken thoafljo.nint<prope: •r where tho business of iricßt-clasH Fruiterer i Confectioner will bo established. »d ' By selling none but tho Host ArtloleaafcMi Al rate Prices, and Riving ilio l'ubllo otrict at Hon to all Orders, tho proprietor solicits I support hitherto accordet* • - . mt— — ilHl



TENDERS. OOROUGH OF ONEHUNGA, L-TTING of r.sbrves, ' Tenders aro invited and will be received np to 7 p m. of MONDAY, the 22nd May, for tho Grazing (from the Ist of Juno next) of the s undermentioned Reserves for a term of from I one to five years i— n MOUNT SMART RES KRVE-No. 22, of Sea. fc 17. Suburbs of Auckland, 32 acres 2 roots or therebyi WR MILITARY PARADE R_3ERVE-Part of -, Allotment 11, Seo. 17, 5 acres 2 roods, or thereby. J WATER RBSERVE-Allotment 15, Seo. 23, half an acre. AtsaniottmeTenderswlUbo rocelvcd for the t uso, for bnslneaß purposes, for one year, of Lots 0 and 10 of Allotment 11, Seo. 17. JOHN GEO. HUTCHISON. Town Clerk. m~o builders^ » Tonders will be received np to noon on SATURDAY, the 27th Instant, for Additions to A the Bank Premises of the Bank ot New Zea land at Coromandel. Plans, &o„ at our offices. Queen-street. BDW. MAHONEY & SON, Architect-, rr 0 R U I L D E R S, COFFEE PALACE. Tho time for receiving Tenders is extended ( until noon of tho 26th inst. ; R. KEALS & SON. I Architects. m O BUILDERS. ] Tonders will bo recelvod until noon of the I 21th May, 1882, for tho Erection ot Twelve Dwelling-houses on Grant and Foster's block at 1 To Aroha. 1 Plans and specifications to be seen at the 1 office of Mr White, Arohlteot, Hlckson's Build- 1 lugs, Qaoen-stroot, Auokland. , Tho lowest or any tendor not necessarily ao- J cepted. E. W. HANMER. 1 rp E N D E R S. Tenders will be received, up to 27th Inst., for the Ereoiion ot a Cottage at Taakau. Plans on view at Tuakau, at Mr Forgie's Store, up to i TUESDAY next, and from WEDNKSDAY till SATURDAY,at Mr S. Parker's Office, Victoria streeti Tho lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted; FOB SALE. ! I/IOR SALE, in Kegent-street (off Kyber i X? Pass), a fine New Six-roomed Houee with i ovory convenience; water laid on to kitchen, andtaikcontainingßoogallons. Early applica tion necessary. Also, Houses for Sale at I Brighton, Mount Eden, -c—Apply J. Ryan, i Karangahapo Koad, Bj>Oß SALE, Mechanic.' Bay, 5 and _• X? roomed Houses,, no.r Railway Bridge.— H. Partington, Sttchbnry's BulloinßS. RjiOß KALE, off Newton Koad, a good Ss comfortable House, with largo orchard; every convenie-co; cheap. —H. Partington, Stichbury.s Buildings. J7<UR SALE, a Team of Horses, Cart, JD and Harness.—Apply to C. Kean, Lower Vincent-street. FUR SAL _, a commodious Eight-roomed House, with large freehold Allotment, pleasantly situated in Parnell. Good well. For immediate sale on easy terms, at low price.— Apply to H. Ashton & Son, 8, N.Z. Insurance Buildings. T>ILLIAED TaRLE FjK SALE. Jast landed, ex Halclone. Full-Bize Solid Mahogany Billiard Table, with all tho acces sories necessary for famishing a Billiard room completely, Including Chandelier. ARTHUR H. NATHAN, 33, Lower Queen-street. SELLING OFF I SELLING OFF t— Retiring from Business.—A good and last chance ot gutting Cheap Boots: must be sold oat by Jane 3rd. So bo in timo at W. Johnstone's, Shoemaker, Victoria-street: . jj^Oß SALE, a First-class Grocery Eusi ! ness in New Plymouth.—Apply to John Buchanan. Cuetoni-Konee-Btrtet. : i FiOR SALE, Lease of Allotment, Cns toinhoußO-strcos (opposite Gleoson's Hotel), with all Buildings thoreon, comprising Large Workshop (80 _ 60 foot), Offlco. Shop, and Dwelling-house, and other Buildings. Also, Ste.ni Engine and Saw Bench, Circular Saws, &c—Apply to Charles Bailey, Ship, Yacht, and Boat Bnlldcr. ' T> E SIDE HCE FOR S ALE. For Sale, that Comfortable Residence, Bltuate noar top of Groy-stroot (lately occupied by Mr Robert Homo), containing 10 good rooms, fitted , with every convenience. The houso and grounds havo recently been put in thorough ' order. Terms oaßy. SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, Auctioneers. T^i O R SALE. Freehold Cottage and Allotment, in Eden i Crescent; fonr rooms and Kitchen ; water laid - on,—Prloo £260.—Apply to Arthur H.,Nathan, i 33, Lower Queen- street. ) IHOR SALE, in the rapidly rising town- X? thlp of To Awamntn. opposite the Bank 1 of New Zealand, tho Leasehold Property of > tho undersigned, with an unexpired term of • cloven years to run. On the above, which Is , the best bueiness Bito in the township, is orected , a commodious shop and dwelling; also, a i dotauhed building at present let to a cabinet -1 maker, with a three roomed cottage. The j stook of General Groceries and Drapery to be _ taten at a valuation. Terms easy.—Apply on the promises to W. 310.n0. . • Ij^uß POSITIVE SALE, at about hall > J? tho usual prlco, an Immense Lot of • Hosiery (bought considerably under value), at 3 Hoiloway's, 217, Qaeen-ptreot (uext to Hewln's). j IPOR SALE, a Large Family Residence, ', C containing 12 rooms, situated In Parnell; freehold property, gas and water laid on; large - allotment, planted with fruit trees, and a i never falling Bupply of well water. — For particulars apply to Geo. Slbbin, Anotioneer. FOR SALE, a very neat Four-roomed' Cottage, quite new. with waßh-honse de- i taohed.—Apply R, Rcdfern, Photographer, :, Qncen-Btreet, or Brown-street, Ponsonby. f (POR SALE, really cheap, a Compact F Farm of 150 aoree; about 50 acres In grass, 0 part under Crop, part good bush and fern;' a . Six-roomed House, Stable, Cow-shed, &c; 2) miles from railway station and only 12 miles ' from town by good road, FOR SALE, a nice little Dairy Farm of 72 i- acres, all fenced and divided Into pad-looks, with good House, Stable, Sheds, and every oon; venlonoo, and deep-wator frontage, 10 miles from town, 'a Apply to John Soppkt, House, Land, and General Commission Agent, No, 8, Queen-street c (upstairs . XjiOß POSITIVE SALE. f That compact little Island, known as Wood's Island, about! half-way between hero and the 1 hoad of tho Waltemata. containing 100' Acres, - I with Cottago, good Orchard, and several im . provoments, plenty ot fresh water all the year ~ round, and a good wharf for the oonvenionoo of o steamors, &o.— Apply to JOHN SOPPET. is House and Land Agent. No. 8. Queen-street. ; _. EASY TERMS. / iHEAf LAND. .; TW"EAR AUCKLAND. Grand Yoloanlo Land, ploughablo, fenced, r oasy distance from city, oloeo to railway, in go *.' a-hoad dlstriot, FOh SALm. Prlco, reasonable. Terms, to suit Purchaser. Fine little Farms pf 29 7 and 4 aoros respectively to bo dlsposod of on °* Building Soolety's terms. The situation: ia ex; 18 cellonc, commanding a vlow of the Mannkan ! n and Waltemata waters. A few minutes' walk "* from railway BUtion, and in constant 'bus com _ munioation with tho city. Tho Land is specially l, adapted for fruit growing at pro>"nt, 1b a rare ohanco of securing ground in « lieing district on torms which none are t";o p. or to comply with.—Apply R. J. Handor_on, Now Zealand Insuranoo Buildings. ■ '■___ "_ <\ lONS-of First-class Corned Beef L Kj for Salo (quality guaranteed), in lOOlbs, - -OOlbs; and SOOlbs oanks, at 2_d, dollvorcd on J, boat or rail. Albo. a Very Largo Stock of Fresh Meat-Beef, Mutton, Veal, Lamb. Dairy-fed Pork. Poultry, and German Sausages. The I Atmospheric Sausages, &0., will be Retailed at j Wholesale Prlcos,—G. Humle, Butcher, Queon O FRUIT -.-ROWERS, MARKE. GARDENER-, OR MILKM-N.-Blookl ot Land for Sale only three miles from town Soil ot vory richest volcanic cleared and fenced tm-llty not to be surpassed. Several acres oi very line fall-bearing Orchards; never faillnj water* Railway runs through the land, a por tion of which Is undor ofler to Government tor i station. The whole price may remain to ap proved parties at reasonable interest, providei suitable buildings are erected.—Apply to J. C Cairns, care of L'onnell & Cooper, Vulcan Lane _ tS o R is a L 1 ed K[\ TONS GALVANIZED. CORRUG ng !,U TED IKON oe. jqq.ONS FENCING WIRE - oRf) BARRTCLB KNIGHT & BBVAN T, -"OO CEMENT. W. S. LAURIE, 10, Wynpham-strekt. md W~E E L» I SEED 1 SEED tho O ■he FOR SALE, tho following New Seeds, ex BKB Roman Empire :— Red Clover White Clover Cowgrass rty Alpyke Rape . i,'.ff»S_S ___ Turnip Mangel WfSSH Hemp Canary &c, &0. ,a 6 Iho above will bo aisposed of at Lowe tag Uurrentl« TKR A Durham-etreet. ___^___9____mS^_)W_mf_W^!__-: -



--iQusemerits. ear Abbotts- rt Opera 'Ho vs c. Director Mr, J. O. Williamson. ■ po This Magnificent NEW OPERA HOUSE, ltuated in Wellesley-street West, built by Mr j 1. N. Abbott—the largest, handaomost, and aost oomf ortable Theatre In New Zealand-will » / ia opened on TUESDAY EVENING, May 23, Jjt B WILLIAMSON'S 1. DOYAL OPERA COMPANY. tioYAL Wpera Company. 2. SußsrEiprroN Season of Ewhtken NiailTS OF COMIC OP-BA 1 3. ¥hon will be presented, for the first tlmo ln Auokland, a new A-ithetio Opera, entitled , PATIENCE! ' *' ATJENCEI Or, BUNTHOBNE'd BRIDE I S. (Vrltten by W. S. Gilbert; Muslo by Arthur Sullivan. (Produoed by arrangement with MrD'Oyley Carte ot London). iVhioh Is now. and has been for the last twelve 8. months, TH- R-IGNING B-NSATIO OF LONDON. Its suooesa Is something wondorf al, and It Is even now a mat- '• tor ot great difficulty to obtain a °. seat to witness this dollght fally fresh and charming worfe. : o PATIrCNCE i ATIBNCE . r 10, Will be Oaat as follows:- • .olonolCalverley.. f° Ss) ..-Bignorßiooardl 0 _ Major Mnrgatroyd) g|fi 1 J.F. Forde _ent. the Uake of 1 J 2 a C s Danatable..-.. l^§R°j _Armesßeinmont _•] Reginald Banthorne, a Fleßhy Poet.. H. "Vernon ; «VrchibaldGrosv_nor,anldyliloPoet..BlK.Verdi , . Mr Bnnthorne's aolioltor-.. Watson ' Patience, a Dairymaid Mias Alice Rees ;u^ rhe Lady Jane..- (%4. Miss Andreo Navaro imt I'ho Lady Angela-] _.§ I MlasFranciaLtddlard ; — rhe Lady Saphir „1 %S f Mias Ullio Ford rhe Lady Ella.—.. -..Missßeeßleßoyal Raptnrons Maidens and Offlcora of Dragoon j Guards, &o„ _c, ! By the FAMOUS ROYAL OPERA CHORUS : II OF TRAINED VOICES, the Largest and ; -L Best Chorus ever heard in the \ Colonies. I . _ (oi The Opera produced under the supervision of i tei MR J. C. WILLI AMBON, • H; Stage management ot Mr Howard Vernon, and '■ j the Musical direction ot Slgnor Cabli Giorza. | tr) Brilliant Military Uniforms and Accoutre ments by Messrs E. Moses and Son, London. ' ■_ The -.sthetio Masioal Instruments by Bur- j T kenshaw a«d Robinson, of Liverpool, ; I The Wigs by Clarkson, of London. Tho new US Dresses by Mrs Fisher and Angnste jS and Company, ot London and Paris, from de- \"?, signs by W. S. Uilbort. ]|rj Snbsorlp-bn List now open at E. WAYTa'a, i_i Stationer. Queon street, where iSeaeon Tickets m ( oan be obtained and seats seduredi The Box- [ • plan is now open to the Public j pr TERMS OyiU-SCRIPTION: i M Orchestra StaUs £3 12,0 "*" Stalls .. _,:"".. £2 14 6 i Babecription List will close Tuesday, May 23. J, P. Mao Donald, Baainess Manager. '-{ r\ H O RA L H A Lh, j" MONDAY, 22nd MAY. GRAND VOCAL & INSTRUMENTAL ]" CONCERT, D Given by MR. HOOD, assisted by Leading Artistes. : ■ / PBOGBAMME:— \' PART I. ■ , - : L Part Song, "Annie Lee"—Mrs Revltt, Miss Walker, Messrs Corbett and Blaydes 2. Song, "Nil Despeia-dum" (Blookley)—Mr Stuart 3. Piano Solo. "Lucia" (Fantalsle Dramatlque) —Mr Hood - L Bong. "The Lost Chord" (3ulllvan) —Mr GORDON GOOCB 5. Piano Solo (selected)—Mr Aruelo Fon-RKBT 6. Song. " One Morning, Oh, So Early " (Qattj) _ —Mrs Revltt ' 7. Song, "True to the Last" (Adams) —Mr . Kdmlaton T-N MIKUTBB IKTKRV-L. ' C Part'lL' a ' " f 1. Trio, "La CariU ' (Rossini)— Misses Kemp- p thorne, Corbett, and Walker ■ I 2. Song, "Non Tomo" (Mattel)-Mrsßevltt b 3. Piano Solo, "Last Hope" (Gottschalk)—Mr C Hood j d 1. Bong, " The Chorister" (Snlllvan) - Miss n Corbett p 5. Song, " Swing on, Old Pendnlnm " (special t rcquoßtJ-Mr Goanos Gooch 6. Piano _010, 'INorma" (Fantasia Jaelll—Mr 1 Hood " t 7. Part Song, "Good Night. Beloved" (Plnanti) A —Mrs Revltt, Miss Walker, Messrs Blay- I dvs and Corbett. C TICKETS: 5/, 11, and 1/; at Upton's, Eady's, ° and leading Booksellers. \ Doors open 7.30. commence 8. £ ITT.STREET WESLEYAN j_ CHURCH CHOIR CONCERT, I IN THE SCHOOLROOM, C ON MONDAY, 22nd MAY, Instant. : Song and Chorus.. ..--.."Hurrah for England" '' Song _..„...." Warrior Bold" Duet. ..."When the wind comes from the Bea" . Bong _...;...._ «ya Lady , Glee..- - "Come, Dorothy Trio. "Breathe soft, ye winds" Song ana Chords ....-"Hands all Round" | Glee ."Behold how brightly breaks tne Mom" a Song«. ~'_,™ i "British Lion" Glee .- __.._ "Gipsy Life" Qaaitette - '."Farewell" ■ Glee_ , "Cheer up, Companions" Song _... -...By a Gentleman | Quartotte.. -"Parting Klsb" Glee ._- -. ..."Good Night," God Save the Queen. Proceeds in aid of Northcote Wealoyan \ OhurCb. AD_H..ION 18. I <^T. MARY'S HALL, ONEHUNGA. A GRAND CONCERT OF VOOAL AND INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC, In aid of Education Fund, On MONDAY EVENING, May 22, Doors open at 7.30. * Tickets, 2/6 bporans. ÜBEWS BIRTHDAY RACES To be Run 21th May, 1882. Will close 20th May. 8000 MEMBERS AT TEN SHILUNG3, BinißDA. Handicap I Tuadkbm-n's Hanoi (Dunedta) cap (Dnnedln) First. - ..£2501 First.. .. ..-ISO Second .. .. 1501 Second _, -100 Tnlrd .. .. 100 Third „ 00 Others (divided).. 1201 others (divided) _ 1W £620| ..mo Grahd National stbbpl-OR-bb ' (Chrlstohnrob). First _ .. .... ~ -Cl6O Second ....... .. 100 Third- ....--_ 60 Others (divided) _ _ - _. 1.0 £160 By lottor only, with two stamps tor replies, P.O. Orders and Bank Notes protorrod. Country • Cheques moat havo la exchango addod. The ' word "Bearer" must not be eraßed. Registered : Letters and Telegrams not accepted. Poatage - Stamps oan be sout whoro ono tlokot only is ' applied for.. i Please address-ADA MANTUA, tTri Care of Mr; Abraham, I Box 351, Post-ofilco, Dunodln. Liectureß. \ npHURSDAY LECTURES t ATHENA.UM (Late Newton Ktr_(, - , BY DR.' WALLIS 3 Snbjeots— Date ot Leotares. ; 1. Citizenship of Women .. ..25th May i 2. Robert Barns and his Poetry_ let June ' , 3. Protection and Fiee Trade _. Bth Juno f i. Physical Life and Evolntlon _ ism .. .. .. iSth-June i 5. Antiquity of Man .. _ 22nd June j G. Demooraoy and Looal Govern . ment _29thJano J* 7. Debt ot New Zealand and Ro ll pndlation .. .. .. 6thJoly ; 8. Spirltiam - i3thJ<iiy ' 9. Proportional Representation.. 20th July i 10. The Lungs and Pulmonary k Conmmption.. .. ... 27 th Jnly It. Tho Heart and Henrt Dleoase SrdAUgOrt 12. Wit and Humour and Fnn _ 10th Anguat '8 Questions and Dleooßaion Invltea.-Lflctures to begin at 7.30 p.m. Tlokots for tho course, Five Shillings; Single Aio-oisiv-• j^Qture, Siqienoe. ■ Pi q~Q"g"V E V NOTICE. The undersigned begs to Inform his Friends and the General Public that he has OPENED an OFFICE in CANADA BUILDINGS (late City Council Chambers), Quoen-Btroet, Auok land, with a view of facilitating the transac tion and completion oC his increasing proles ,nt slOnal bUßlnesa. •-. 8 WILLIAM TOLB, Licensed Land Transfer and Native Lands Snr veyor. Milling Engineer, and Land Agent,



Amnsamenta. v 1 THEATRE ROY A L. . Sole Manager.. _..MorrisGroenwall. THIS (SATURDAY) EVENING, The LAST NIGHT BUT ONE I SITIVKLY THE LAST NIGHT ROT ONE I j MONDAY NIGHT-OUR LAST NIGHT I rENDELSBOH-~nUINTETTE fll'UB! Lendblssohn Quintette vlub. PROGRAM!--.—PART I. Overture to the 'Merry Wives ... of Windsor' Nlcolal Scone and Air, from ' La Tra viata' .. .. Verdi Miss Cora R. Miller, Fantalsle for Flat*, on Bwtes V •. • j Airs Boehm William Sohadh. _ , Quartette In G, No. 07 .. - Haydn * a (Adagio. b tMlnuetto Pastorale Amoroso from Clarlo nette Concerto .. «, .. Crosel Tno__s R.AN. PA-T 11. Introduction and Hondo Cop- ■■ __7__' prlooloao for Violin .. .. Saint Saens ISIDOB-OHt-TZL-R. . _, , Mlnuetto (oy request) .. .. Boooherlnt for violoncello, on Airs from'Le Fllle dv Kegl- , mente' .. .... .. Servals - Fbeoeriok Giksb. '•-.-, Song.'My Dearest Heart* ■'. Sullivan misb Cora r. Miller, - Potpourri on Favourite Airs .. Ryan (Arranged for Quintette). i MONDAY NIGHT, AN EhtlbK CHANQ- OB" Programs!-. Irilii--J ti-i ■ BMEMBEB, MONDAY NlGEiT'.'■ _3.V $I. i LAST NIGHT. . 'ii,.-'-,', _icoH:-DreßS Clrole, 5/; Bl__a.'3/iT_t.'-7;' Llldren.half-prloo. SpeolaltotmsforßCnodlS. .. .ox Plan at Upton _il DOora'oponatT.l-.oom inoe at 8. Carriages at 1Q.1.i - ■ ' '■',-'.. JEW ZEALAND REGIMENT . OF* 1 ARTILLERIfi-A BATTERY. A GRAND B ALL, to celebrate tho Twenty-1 urth Anniversary of the Auokland Voluu .Tß, will bo held In tho LORNE-STRKET ALL, on TUESDAY EVENING, May SB. ■ 12. i ~-!> Donblo Tlokets. 7s 6d oaoh,-To be obtained im Members of the Committee, or ,;; ;'.'. FRED J. ROGERS. Hon. See. " ORNE- STREET HALL. J QUEBN'S BIRTHDAY (Wednesday), ay 21.-DEAIVS MINSTRELS In one ot their Bilned Ethiopian Carnivals, to be followed by Select Ball, in aid of a. Fund to Purobaoe orses for the Auckland Fire Brigade. < .Grand ollday Programme. Front Seats and Ball, 3a; iok Seats and Ball, 2s; Gallery, Is.—Horace Jan, Manager. '"i,-. Tenders for Refreshments on temperance Inciples will bo rocoivod lip to Saturday, 20th ay, addressed to H. Dean, ~; , ',_ ;_', LUCK LAND FRIENDLY AID SOCIETY. -co Tho ANNUAL BOIRE- and DANCE Will . held at the Parnell Hall on May 2.tb. Tea" . 6.30. Uariolng commencing at 9 o'clock. Tickets,2s. v - ,J; f\TAUIiRU PUELIO BALLi €_Wt \J The Seventh Anniversary Rail, T**_i undor the auspices of No. 11, L.O.L:, U T--m be h6ld ln the otahuhn Fubllo Hall i WEDNKSDaY EVENING, May 21, 1883. onbleTickets, 5s each. LY'lir _1m -if ITQME {idNGEfcf, i CHORAL HALL. THURSDAY, Ist JUNE, 1882. Tioketß, 3/and 2/; at Upton's and Eady _. Goldminmg .Notices. > rHRUSH GOLD MINING COMPANY LIMITED. ' • '■'■'■ !: . Shareholders whose names, and the number" if whoso shares are hereunder set forth, aro cquested to take notice that their shares for eited for non-payment of CALL of Threepence icr share, due and payable on the 11th day of Jeocmber, 1881, will be sold by public auction iy Mr. William Home, at his office, Kapunga 'handlers, Coromandel, on Saturday, the 27th lay ot May, 1882, at the hour of twelve o'clock ioon, unless the Call, together with the ex .nses that may have accrued thereon, be paid o tho manager before the day Of sale i— ' ; *~: Edward li. Green, 250 shares, Nos. 1251 to 500; Robert Jukes Glover, 175 Bharcs, Nos. 6001 o 7000 and 11,926 to 12,000; Alexander Lin-say Vllson, 100 shares, Nos. 8101 to 85O0j Edmond teynolds, 250 shares, Nos. .751 to 5000; Henry !. Nankervis, 200 shares, Nos. 2501 to 2700; bseph Parkes, 100 shares, Nos. 11,651 to Uj7so; ,nd Thomas Barrett,lso snares, Nos. 1501 to 1600 1,601 to 11,650; E. T.Brlssonden, 1,000 shares, Jos. 1 to 1,000; Edgar |D. WMte, 225 shares, Jos. 2701 to 2850 and D 676 to 9750;' Thomas WeL ington, 200 shares, Nos. 1601 to 1800; Bernard JcCaffery, 100 shares, Nes. 3501 to 3600_Alfred iock wood, 100 shares, Nos. 9101 to 9200; Edward Vood, 100 shares, Nos. 5601 to 5,700; Alfred )pie Carter, 150 shares, Nos. lOOlito 1160.'.-, ;' •■■ P. J. TIERNEY, Manager. Coromandel, •■ ,!•.-, May 19, 1882. , y. t .,,7i '.. ." ■ ' i -■ .. .in ,« Railways. - AUCKLAND RAILWAYS, QUEENS EIRTHDAY/ - ' MAY 24TH, 1882. '~; ,' '-_<i .it Fares: - v >•<-■ x! n-. Return Tlokets at Single, Rates (available for tho day only), any station to any station, TE AWAMUTU RACES, 'Local Train, '_•■■' A Special Train will leave Mercer for Te Awamutu as follows :- Mercer (dop.)„ _ ..7.15 a.m. Ranglrlrl -.- 8.65 Hnntly .-.- .. .. 8.1.' . Ngamawahla .-,- ..9.60 Hamilton Junotlon ..10.88 Ohaupo .. _ .-. 11.10! -■ Lake Road .. .. _,11.18 ;U Ngarto.. .. .-.- ..11,28 Te Awamutu (arr.) .-. 11,80 V Rktur-1NQ:. ... naiaii To Awamutu (dep.) .. 5. 0 p,m. Ohaupo 5.25 Hamilton Junotlon - .. 6. 0 '■■ Ni;arnawahia .. .. 6.15 Handy,. .. ~ _ 7.20 ltahglrlrl .. .. .. 8. 0 Mercer , .. 8..S A. V. MACDONALD, , ■, Dlstriot Manager. ~~~~ ' ■ '"' It PJoughing Matxih., UCKLAND AGKICOLTURAL AND ■> ' PASTORAL ASSOOIATIOIf . . .PL.OUG.uIJ-G. MATCi-- WIU tako place In Mrß«<m_ica-'s Paddook, Maogero, on WEDNESDAY,. JUNE 11, 1882. PRIZKS 7, CHAMPION CUP. open to All-comew. Double furrow plough. First Prize, *fi; seoond prize, £.. Entrapce, 10s. In the evontl ot their being no o.mpeUtion, only halt the prb'.o will bo awarded. OHaMPUN CUP, opon to All-eomeiT.' slnlle. furrow plough. First Prize, £5; Heoond" prize, „:i, Hntranco, 10(>. In the ovent o( tboro being no competition; only hull the j prizo will be awarded. CLASS a .-DOUBLK-FURUOW; for Men who havo never won a tflrst Prlie. First prize, £5; sacond priz% £3; thlrd'prlsso, £L .■ ■. | CLASS 8.-SINGLE-FURROW, for Men Who have never won a Flrat Prize. First prize, £5; second prize, £3; third prize, &_. CLAS3 C.-ANY PLOUGH, for Boys nnder 18 years. First prize, *3; seoond prize, *2; third prize, 10s. ~ .„..,...». No Entrance Money In Class A, ft-£ Cnntess they compete for ohamplon Onp, in which c»s. a Foo of 10s will be charged. EXTRA PRIZES: , For tho First Finishod In OlassA, B.brC,. 10s For tho Beet Flnlfhed ln ~ ~ .. 10s For tho Best Crown In „ „ ..10* RULES: 1. Tloketsfrcm their respective numbers to be drawn by the Ploughmen, on the Field, at B o'clock a,m. Commence at 930 sharp. 2. Tho lota will be all mimberod, and pegged at each corner, tho numbers ln each claßs com mencing from the Flag. 3. The Ploughman will bo permlttodlto bava any aßalst&nce in setting up his Polos, the Pole, to be set npon both lands boforo starting, tho right-hand ridge to be ploughed first; no ofßis tance after starting, js-rt: - ; i 1. Tho land to bo Ploughed-In two complete' ridges; qu_ntlty—Single-furrow, half-an-acre s Double-farrow, ono noro ; time, five houns,.—.1. 5. The Furrow to bo 5 iuohes, 6. TheGnn for Starii<ig will b-'flred-at ftSO' a m., and for finishing at 2,30 p.m. Any Plough man who has not thon completed hia work will be disqualified. j ;„, , ' 7. Any Ploughman committing a breach of . the above Rules will be disqualified. ;];.,.' '; 18,'Riitrles mui-t bo sent In to the undersigDed. or Hi Mr U_U, Otuhuhu, oh FltlO AY, June 8. £ WM. PEROIVALvH «_ Beoretaryi