The Auckland Evening Star.

VOL. XV.—No. 3,743

AUCKIiAND, N.Z.. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 9, 1882

(Published Daily)

PRICE: ONE PENNY



Sbipping. FACIFIU BIAIIi STEAMSHIF CO. ——. THROUGH THB UNITKD STATES OF AMKRICA, VIA HONOLULU, TO GRKAT BRITAIN. Under Postal Contract with the Governments Ot New Zealand and New South Wales. ~~ *~ Date of Uatoofuail _„„„ Sailing for ing for Steamer. Tons. Byd n or> gan Fran- 1 oisco. AustraUa _ _ 3,200 Ootoberlß Angust 15 Eoalandla- - 3,200 August 20 Oct. 10 OltyofNowYoj- 3,400 Nov. 13 Sept. 12 Oity of Sydney ~ 3.100 Sopt. 18 Novam. 7 TSnaongera boofeod turough to Liverpool, London, or Paris, via tho great Overland Roads Of America, and the Steamers Ot tho AUantlo lines from Naw York, FARES S, Wrat-olasa.. - £(!0 and npwardi Bteerago .. - _ _ £37108 Flrat-olasataSanFranolsoO- £40 BiooriiKO .. - - _ £20 Through Tiabln Passengers aro permitted to lay over ;»t Honolulu, or any of the oltlos of the United. States, not to oxceod six months, BOUTHKRN PACIFIC ROUTE. Passengers to and from Europe rany , without BnMKA cost, avail themselves of the Southern Pacific KAitnoADand its oonneotlons, thereby avoiding the winter cold of tho Northern Route; and for an iiddltional oost of $21 mny go to New Orleans and thonoo through tho Southern States to New York, No Shipping Orders will bo Issued after i p.m. on tho day before fca sailing of steamers for San FranolßCO. For freight rates and all othor Information Bpply to SHOS. T. GAMBLE, Aaent, Lower Oueen-street. •„ , IffllON BTEAMBHIF 1S" "; \T" 3f V COMPANY OF NKW i"t/»_3S2S<S -KALAND OUMITBD). li;-.-.-.Si^ ,TIMK TABLK— |i August, 1882, FOR TARANAKT, NELSON. PICION, WEL LINGTON. LYTTKLTON, and WKST COAS T POKTa (FROM ManpkaP). Stedistec, Date ot Seillnz, Latest . Train, Wanaka Tuesday. IS, 10 a.m. 9 a.m. HiwuA On arrival, f mall — Bt)R GI3BORNK. NAPIER, WKLLINGTON, LYTTELTON, POHT OH^LMKR^, and BLUffffIFROMQPICBN-STnKKTWHABff). MAHAponm Thursday, 10, 10 a.m. — Botokua Thursday, 17. 10 a.m. — T FOR BYDNKY. Hero Saturday, 12,3 p.m, - FOR MELBOURNE, via SOOTH. MAHipoußi Thursday, 10.10 a.m. - Eotorua Thursday, 17,10 a.m. - m *OalllngatHobftrt. ■ FOR LKVUKA AND BUY A. tAiAROA |Tues.,Aug22.6pm| — FOR RU3HKLL AND KAWAKAWA. tasßO | Batarday. 12,2pm I — MT Cargo muss bo booked and alongside one boar before advertised time of departure. Paercage tickets mast be taken at the Com paay's Offlce. Auckland Branob, 109, Queen stree ' QTBAM 'EQ lONDO*. ORIENT LINB ®^^* ThefoUowlng Steamships be loaglnn jo the Orlonii Steam Navigation Com pany (Limited) and the Paclflo Steam Naviga- Uoa Company, win leave BYDNKY at the undermentioned rtatea for MELBOURNE. ADB_aidk. aad LONDON, via Cape of Good Hope. Steamer. I Res. Ton'ge I Hate. OHIMBOKAZO..- " 3.817 Angus* 11 JOH!V rtLDKK__ <,152 Anßnst 30 BORAT A. „ 1,014 Septem. 13 CUZCO 8,847 Beptom.2o COI'UPaXI... j.028 Ootober"9 And the Service will be malntalnea by sno oeeaiag steamers at Intervals of a Fortnight. 3'ares to London. 15 to 70 golneas. Parcels booiced through to London. Faasongssa oan book bom Anokland at a through rate to oovor Inteoolonlal fare a-d. to. Boonru speolsl advantages. Saloon passengers are allowed to break their journey. fn'tear,o3 from London oan be granted in Anoklana, For plans and full partloalara, apply. In Lon flon, so F. Green ft Co., and Anderson, Ander son & Co., Joint Managers Of the Line; or to the Agents in Auoklsnd. UNION STEAMSHIP CO. OF X.Z. (Limithd). Qoeaa-street. "ftTORTHJSnn STEAMSHIP Jd^^^l^ COMPANY (LIMITEUJ*. TIME-TABLK-AU GUST. Weather and othor dionmstanoes permltUne); FROM QUEKN-STREKT WHARF. JOB TAPBANQA AW O RAY OV PLKMTY POBTB HTKAMKIj. | DATK OF SAILIMB. Wellington Thursday. 10. 5 pin Olenolx Monday, It spm Glonelg Tnnrsday, 17, Spm Wolllngton Monday, 21. 5 p m WolUcgton Thursday, 24.5 p m Glenelß Monday, 29, S p m Glenelg Thursiay. 81, 5 pm I Connects at Tanranga for Opo tikl and Bay of Plenty Ports every Tno3day. FOB BUSSELL, WHANi-AROA, AND HAH* J GOMPI. Wellington I Monday, 11. 5 p m Gtonelg Monday, 21. 6 p m Wellington I Monday. 28, 5 p m rOR WHANGAREI AND WHAHGABEI HBADB. " ' <~ (Carrying paeoengers.and oargo Argyle forWaipn) Every lueaday and Friday, at spm . FOB MANOAFAI. Argyle I Kvery Tuosday, at 6p m FOB MAMOAWAI. glngal I Every Thursday, at ip m FOB MKBOPBY BAY. glngal | Every Thursday, at 6 p.m. ~ FROM MANUKAU. FOB WAITABA (from Onehunga), Maoefrezor I Thursday. 10.1 cm. FOB HOKIAMQA. Bowena | Tuesday, IS, 1 p.m. AST Cargo must be booked and alongside one hour before advertised time of departure. Passage tiokets must be taken at the Oom pany'D Office, No, 87, Queen-street, Auoklandi A. MOGRKGOK, Managing Director. sgiffl^ TjiOß WAIfARA.—The IP Northorn Stoamahlp Co.'s b.s. will leave the One hungn. Wharf as above (weather and other clr- Olronmstanoos permlttlnK) TO-MORROW, 10th Instant, at 1 p.m.—A, MoGbkoor. Managing Director. j£___&«w afOR HOKIAWGA.-The '-aSffluis5"-' C Northern Steamship Co.'s s.s. o*aw»l: ROWENA will leave Onehnnga Wharf es above (weather nnd other olroum atanoss permitting) on TOE3DAY. loth, at 1 p.m.—For freight or passage apply at the Com pany 8 Offloo, 67, Queen-street, Auokland; or, to A. Barnes. Onehunga A. MgGbbqob, Man aging Director. "~T~ QTBAtt ?O THE < ' '.I .-.»" THAMES, •_^S^__sT O H!NSMUHI,WAITKKAURI. w 'Tin TW AEOHA GOLDFIELDB, MOR- K/.N XBBPKISB NO, 2, Tofhsracs - sSaonfTsßd;Bteer6.e,fcl To Ohlnemuri through, 88 extra To Ts Aroha thronssh, 10a extra __««. Not reoponsioie tor Hhlpplng, oorrrlns;, or 01t ° Notio'sj.-'no cargo rooeived after S In the evening during vtonflffijfrri&T CO.. o>k«inbujua±; and oki- COMPANY. •Sbo Oomwnay'a Btaamahipa lonflej contract w«n »ha VlotorlanGovernment tor «" fMjJJJf ; tnOT Of her Majesty's maus) will be despatohea l 1 i Leave I Leave I Leara HSesmer, | Sydney I Meltfrn' I Ad'lade RWICNNA „ I Aug.B Aug. 16 Aug. 17 book-tT-t AucMacd Becnreepoolal advanteget ffS^farther p_v_outara respecting paaso« 15, q«ee»-«tH»Si ■ AacWUßfl.



Bhipping. ,&&. Wo* EAST COAST (^flSSftk PORTB AND GIBBORNBi JMt&MSBS TnQ uohoohßr , (JISBORNE, John H. Psclnnbr, Master, will sail from Queen-Street Wharf on THURSDAY NIGHT 10th instant. O. J. HUTCBINSON, Ajtent. tSk& V OR LONDON DIRECT, The Iron OUpper Barque ■SS^^^ CUMBRIA, lSi Aim t i,Illordß#i Mi ona reK'ster. now loading, and will have gulok despatch. For freight or passage apply to THK NEW .ZEALAND SHIPPING CO.1, Limited, Agents. YiJsSfe&.S S, OOKOMANDKL *ax3_»-» O_P»aJ_, W. D. Haitfrare, Tiwe-Tadle. Leares Anokland i Leayefl Coromanflel i Wednesday 9,12 noon Thursday, 10,12 noon Friday, 11,1 p.m. Saturday, 12,12 noon Weather and other olronnMJancea pennltUng. N.a—No oargo whatsoever will bo received uf tor tho steamer's advortlsnd tlmo of salllntr. Not responslblo In shlppinK, carrying, ordla onarglng live stock. «.. B. H, BWINDLKY, Maaaser, isas^^GITEAM TO THE HOT ,djp BPRINQS..MAHURANGI, T^^^MATAKANA, EAWAO, and The P.S, ROSE C&SKY, AI at Lloyd's. W. Somorvlilo. Mast For Hot SrrlnKs, ATat»kan%, Eawnu, and Omaha—Kvery Tuesday at XI o olook, ro turning on Wednesday, For Hot Springs and Mauurangl—Saturday at 11 n.ra,, returning on Monday and Friday. No Farcola or Goods taken without shipping note. For freight or passage apply to H. J. WICKBNS. WAIUKU & ONEHUNQA iQEBg; TV STBAMNAVIGATIOJrCt>i Tna Tasu-acqcst, 1883. B.S, MANUKAU, LeaTes Onehungn i Leaves Walnk* t Aug. Aug. 1-Friaay. 1,30 p m 12-Sitnrd&y, 9am H—Monany, 6am It—Monday, 10.30 a m 16—Wednes ,7am 16-Wodnes., 11.S0 a m 19—Saturday, 8.30 am 19-Saturday, lpm 21—Monday, 9.15 a m 21—Monday, 2.1a p m 23— Wednesday, 11am 23—Wednes.. 3.30 cm 25—Frldar, 3 p m 2G - Saturday, 7.45 a m 2S^-MoEday, spm 29 -Tuesday. ID a m 30—Wednosday, 7am SO—Wednesday, 11 a m For Mannkau Heads, every Thursday, at S a m By order ot the .Directors, all Freight moist be prepaid, A. ODNNXNQHAM. Aeent. w&3ft-* U«AM TO THAMES, CAJR. ■p»O KYINQ PASSiCNSBRS AND SSa9Ea*!r OARGO, aoHWBOTINO WITH OHlNß str«i, Omahu, Waitoa P&aict, awo Mobbmj* un (Pisko DlstrloS), Tms TAxia, S.S,1 SOTOUAHAHiA From Anokland i Thursday, 9.30 morning Friday, IS noon From Thames t Wednesday, 3.30 afternoon Thursday, 1 afternoon Saturday, i afternoon FARKS (SINGLE)— Saloon! Seron Shiilinss and Sixpence (7s Gil). Steerage t Five Shillings (Es). Freight through to Te Aroho, Us rer ten. Not responsible for shipping, oarrylng, or discharging live etock. No oartto reoelved within halt ou hour o( *d 'BTHsed Ume ot leaving. JTRAEiKK A TINNK, ARsnt, *^fe^ npHE ONLY DIRECT 3 BTBAMHRB TO TK AKOHA rnar'""y (OABEYINQ PASSKNaRRS & CABaO). CALLING AT THAMK;*, HIKUTAIA. OHI NEMURI, PAKROA, WAITKKAURI. WAIBI. &lORRINSVILLK, AND GRANT & FOSTER'S SKITLBMBNT. . S|.S. RUBY AND S.S. MARIAN. Leave Auckland t Lcavo Faeroa I Thursday, 10,8 p.m. Satu day, 13,12 noon FARK9. To Thames—Saloon. 7s 6d; Steerage, sb. To Paoroa—SiDgla, 10s; Return, 15s. To Te Aroha—bingle, Wb ; Retain, 235. Freight through to To Aroha, 25a per tonl No transhipping at the Thames. '#>,>*. OASSENGERS' LIJSB OF i^^^fev-^ PACKaTSTONEWZKA ***®*^*as OWNED BY MESSRS. HHAW( 8 A VILLK. & CO., Si, Leadenhall-street, London, The above line Of ships axe regular trader* to all the principal ports in New Zealand. The} *re clipper ships, olassed AlatUoydsVandoom msnded by experienced masters. The bill of tare is mest substantial, and of the bent quality, And tho accommodation roomy and convenient. The undorslaned are empowered to grant pas »ges from London toNewZealand,paymentfot which have been guaranteed In the oolony. Saturn ships to London also leave at Almost leTolar Intervals, Foil .particulars on application to h. D. NATHAN & C 0.,) OWBN ft: GRAHAM, } Aaentt, OKPIOKSHANK tt CO. I Drapery and Clothing; WANTED KNOWN.—S. OOOMBES & CO. are selling Gents' Metino Under shirts at Is 6d. ■ MJSIN'S Heavy Worsted Half Hose, 6d; worth is. NOW SELLING, at S. C. & Co.'s, 800 Pairs Men's Hnavy Tweed Troueers at 7s 6d: original price, 12s 6d. X n DOZ. White Shirts (button behind), OU 4a6d.-S. COOMBKB & CO. iIIfA^TED KNOWN, that S. C. & Co. W are now selling Men's Heavy Tweed Cheaterfleld Overcoats at 255: original price, iOs. Slightly damaged by freßh water. MEN'S Tweed Galatea Coats, 18s 6d . . worth 3Q1.-S. C. & Co. MEN'S Bine Paßet Coats, 14s 6d; original price, 30H.-B. C. & Co. (~hi-\f\ Tweed Suits, 21s; worth 355.— £\J\J 8.0. RCo. . €\f\f\ Boys' Knicker Suitß, 4s lid.— OUU B.C.&CQ. -| Kf\ Boya' Short Ttonsers, Is lid.— IOU acaco. ___ /^__^__^\ Ij DBFERRBD \| |!PAYM X N T I |1 sYSTSM. _ J TAILORS, uRAPERS; AKD OUTFITTBRS, HOBSOH.STBEB.X (Nearly opposite WeUftaton-Btreet), Have a Wkl_ • Absqkt_d STOCK of the BEST CLASS GOODS. AU Tweeds thoroughly shrnnK before bains mads op, and fit and workmanship guaranteed. The Deferred Payment Svstan has been found to bo a svoat boon, b7 enabling »hoi» wll* limited lnoomea to proonre Booeeosnei In tat easiest possible way. INSPSCTION INVITSD %arS li-.JS»Lg V HOUSE. ™ A, LOVETT, «■ t0 "nd * n TCB^°SiA%KMuSK NR\ BLE lt^^fl^L_i2ft_-«tB -nd Ulster* One Shilling in the £ Discount on all Casl Purchases of 20s and upwards, Aa h %I*BHiWBUeaIW-fl«r«!



Bnamssa Notices. HOT LAKKSI HOT LAKES 1 HOT LAKK3 IMPORTANT NOTICK. TOURI3T3 Intending to visit those Natural Wonders of New Eealand oan obtain through RECUKN TICKETS (including Gulden, Boat and Ooaoh Hire, Hotol Accommodation, &o.), togothor with every Information, from the undersigned, -who have been appointed Bolh agents In Auokland tor Mr William Kklly, Proprietor o£ tho PALAOJK HOTKL, Ohine mutn, Flrat-clMti Accommodation to Visitors daring both Winter and Summer Months. Private Sitting, smoking!, and Reading Booms. b i ii ITTk d s. Ooaohoe, Baggies, and Baddle Horaoa lor Blrei Convoj-anooa meet every Steamer, MKTOALFK & HILL. 29, N.JS, Insurance; Buildings, Jane 3rd. 183 Agents ,-*. "TriOTOKIAN LOAN iSSStS V OFFICE. ©-Tap"© X- N. KKHStNG bogs to in jL . form the Inhabitants of Auok- OB land that he bna opened tho above Offloo In Victotla-atroot, , opposite tho Royal Mall Hotel, wlioro ho is piopnred to advance money on Jewellery, Plate, Watobes, Clothing, ana all descriptions of Merchandise. Money advanced on Personal Soourlty; Weekly Payments, Bills discounted daily. A Private Oflloe lor the transaction ot Hpaolnl Business. liauaaS K. C A R.TJS X, IMTOUTKH OV PRINTS. MOULDINGS, GLASS, MUSIOAIi INSTRUMENTS. FANCY GOOD 3, CONOKRTINAS. MKLODIANB, VIOLINS, VIOLIN STRINGS AND FITTINGS, AND MUSIO, 88, VICxORIA-STREBT, AUCKLAIND, BIX DOOBB f HOM -MJKMI-tmiKET, Wholesale and Retail Ploturo Frame Manu facturer, Musical Instrument Maker, Teacher, Importer and Repairer, Teaoher of tfaa Pianoforte, Organ, Conoertlna, Violin, Cornet, and any Brass Instrument. rP E A O O O X, • OPTICIAN, Has n Stock BPKOTAOLICS AND EYE GLASSK3 of every description, an aoonrate Fit Guaranteed. COMPOUND MIOROSCOPBS AND TKLK SCOPKB, Powerful an* Cheap. AMBROID Babomktbhs, Thebmomktbbs, ■ELKCTIUO BKLIJS, JBAJTKBIKS AMD Sittings, Magneto Electric Machines and 'Medicn' Coils. oprra glasses, binocular field and mauink glasses, Theodolites, Compasses, Sextants, Spirit Hydrometers, Saccharotncters, Salinometers, Argentometers, &c, &c, &c AfIBNT FOB TAYLOR'S PATKNT BKWING MACHINES & EXTRAS, Instruments and Sowing Machines repaired, Opposite ihb Post Ojtise, HbotMand-su'BOt. n l ass wo k it a riLASS VXfORKSI Our Leading Artioles this wook aro: Confeo tioners' Jars, Is per lb: 3 Glass Jugs (or 2s 6d ; Lamp Chimneys, 3 for 6d; Glass Balls lor Shooting at. In quantities to suit purchasers; Harden Shaded, oil eizos; Fiah Globes and Gold Fish, very ohoayi M. COOK & SONS, freeman's bay. H3USS. tIHU?. SIGN, AND GSNERAi ÜBCOIIATIVK PAINTEE, «0.. «. W-wn« xm ■« TB- ■9. W. MARRI OT T, • AUCTIONEER, VALUATOR. HOUSB, LAND, AND GKNEKAL COM MISSION AGENT, KARANOAIUPS HOAD, AUCKLAND, or Out-door Sales Attended. TBt * uOiUjAttl> HAW UUMfAM V DURHAM-3TRKKT. AUCKLAND, Open on FRIDAY and Saturday in each week (or the Purohara of all Kinds ci MAGS, MKTAL. K&. fOR OABH pO TO HBAD QUARTERS FOR VJT THK purest finkst and be3t 111 Chryston Poultry Yabes, Lakb Taka puna. VARIETIES— Light Brahmss, Dark Brahmas White Cochins, Muff Coohine, Blaok Coohlns Langshans, Manorcas, Houdona Blaok Polish W.C. White Leghorns, Brown Leghorns Dot kings, Hamburg*, Plymouth Rooks, PolUn Raen,and Aylesbury Ducks SBND FOR PRIOS-LIST OF EGGS. KgfM oarefully Faoked. and cent to all parts of , the Colony. «ar Write for jußt what you want, and ad dress as above. 1 guarantee satisfaction in all ordinary oases. Visitors welcome, Sunday oxoeptod. ■ rjno the residknts of fonsonb* X AND VHJGHBOURHOOD. W. COCHRAW, Junior, FAMILY BCTOHEK, PONSONBY KOAD, corner of Pompalllor-Bt,, invites Inspection of his Choice First-Glass Meat, Kamlllos waited upon for orders. A trial respectfully solloltedi G F. STOVIN bees lo araw the atten • tlon of tho public that he has onenel an office at the Union Insurance Company's Build ings, Qusen-etreet, where he Intends to carry on business as Bonse Land, and Kutata Agent t£T O X 1 0 K. W. H. SKINNER, ARCHITHCT, Has taken offices formerly ooonpiod by the Clip- Oonnoil, and over Messrs, Upton nd Co.'s. Qnesn-street. JUST OPENED, finest bband ot tobaccos, clgabs, ahb Fano? Goods. 176, QUESN-STREET, Next Rattray's ClothlnK Sbopl H. B AIL B V, TOBACCONIST p H E a P CUTLERY. TH O M A*S SA MU S L Has juet received A NEW STOCK OF BEST CUTLERY, tO- DIRECT FROM SHFINELD, "«» Couslsiing ot Ivory, Dessert, and Table Knives Bonn Deseert Knives, from 93 per doz Bone Table Knives, from 12H_per dos Pocket Kulvef, Scissors, Razors, So Also, Kleotro-plato Forks, Spoons, Cruets, &o, all the above goods abe selling vkbv chsap. Wholesale and Retail, THOMAS SAMUEL, 46, uuksn-3trket (Opposite Town Clock). Formosa avitforto, TVTKW ZEALAND FKRKB ' .Ui Unaiounted, or Kinßtfltully Mountsa In vru'loas w ays, ■ FBOM 13 DP TO 120.VA8 SSISB, | cx Balfl by ' ISIG CRAXG, PnntOKS-BTKBIMC. T LWAYS AHEAD!—Goodson's Lon- JrL don Arcade. — The Largest Stocfe of Children's Tor Books in Auokland, Paper and Linen, from 3d no to 2a 6d each, comprising :— Ail tne latest doalgns by Dean & Son, W»rne & Co., Routledsro, and other well-known pub- Ushorß In all bWIob, viz.: Panoramic Nonsen sical, Transforming. Military, Alphabetlc&l, Naval, JSathetlo (by Crane ana Andre). Birth day Books, In oloth Kilt and Morocco, from 2s to Ds Od. Camphor Boxoa.to proveut infeotioua dlscai-otj and also keep motha Irom clothes, only 3d eaoh. Toilet sets, from 6s each. Terra Cotta Ornaments, all the rage In London at the present time. Stationery at Bns?Ush prloes, For Presents on ail occasions, visit Goodson's l^ndon Arca3o. 148. Queen street, ■ O \J(iH X, OiLMOUE JLM. (Lala Thomaa J. KarboSt). gTB A M BRU BH, PORTABLE FORGE, AND BEM.OWE FACTORY, YIOTOEKA-STBESX EAST,



Frospeotus.' OICTON COAL COMPANY (Limited). Capital-.,.. «00,000- In 00,000 Shares of £1 each, of whloh only 30,000 nro at prcaont oiForod to the Public. Tkhms.—One Shilling on application, One Shilling und Sixponco on allotment; the balance by Calls in required, not exceeding Two Shil lings und Sixpence at a time, and at intervals or not less than ono montti, Aa tho Share List will close on the Slet August next, and a limltod number only have tieen supplied to O'ich distrlot, early applio&tion should ba made, Spkoimkns of the Coal oan bosoeD, and ooples of piospoctus und forms ot application for Shareß obtuincd from jAMhS STODART & SON 3, Insurance Buildings, Auoklanu. p X O S P' E C T U S, THE MUTUAL FiRK AND MARINE INSDRANCE COMPANY OF NEW ZEALAND, Incorporated umlor "Tho Joint Stook Com panies Act. 18(30," and tho sovoral Amond- > monts thoroof. i CAPITAL .. _ .. .. r. £200,000 , Diviu.id intj 200,000 SuAnia3 OS" £1 KAon, ■ i Payablo as follows; Ono Shl'llug por sharo , upon application, Ono MhlllioK por oliaro upon allosmont, and Onu Bhllitnir por sharo ou tho . eighth day of January, 1883 (if required). Directokbi John Buchanan, of Auokland, Merobant , William Buohanan, of North Shoro, Gentloman William David Dallon, o£ Auokland, Manutao turor Aluxaador Dewar, of Anokland, Morohaut Jnmos Dlckoy, of Auckland, IronmoDgor Waltor Dowdon, of Auokland, Auotionoor , Thomas Hancock, of Auokland, Brower Donnld Hugh Molionzio, of Auokland. Mor chant i Jwnos MoGowan, of tho Thames, Merohant Riohard Monk, ol Anokland, Gentleman William Uonry Sklnnor, of Auokland, Builder BANKBIiB! The National Bank ot Now Zealand, Limited. Solicitors t Mcssra Hcskoth and Rlohmond. TKSIPOHAUY,OmOKS : Canada Buildings, Qucon-street Tha objoots for whloh tho Company 18 catab lishod mo :— 1, To oarry on the business o£ Flro and Marino Insnranoo In all or snoh of its branchos as tho Company ehall from tlmo to time detormiuo. 2, To purohooo or otherwlso aoanlre and take ovor all or any part of Ihu buelnees property or liabilities of atiy other Com pany carrying on Flro and Marino In-, 6imi.net) business, S. To purohase, lease, or otherwiso acquire t>ny real or personal property whlobtmay bo convenient or necessary for tho pur poeo of tho Uompany. i. To soil, demise, mortgage, Improve manage, or othorwlse deal wilh any pro perty of tho Company. 5. To Invest tho monies of -the Company In snoa- securities as may from tlmo to tlmo ba deemod expedient and without limiting the generality ot tbls olauso. To tako or otherwiae acquiro and hold shares or Stook in any Company, or in any pwtnorshlD arrangement transac tion whloh may ba doemod dlrootly or indirectly advantageous to tho Com pany. 0, If doomed advisable, to borrow monoy either with or without security on all or any of tho proporty ot tho Company, or by iaonlnff debentures chargod on all or any of the Company's property (both present and future), Including its un called capital. 7, To do all such other things as aro lnoldon til or conduolvo to tho advancement of tho abovo obioots. This Company hns nowboen folly established, and without any apppal to tho publio ovor Ten Ttoaaand Kharoa hnvo beon already applied for. in many inßtuncos the applications wore ro peatod and tho number of Bhoroa doubled. Tho Company has boon ostabliahod on prln- Olplcs dilforont to those of tho other Insurance lODipuulos now existing in tho colony. Ot thjHO principles tho ohlet Is that known as the Mutual principle, by whloh tho proilis of ths Oomoany, after paying Intorost at the rate of 8 percent, to the shareholdors npon thoir paid up capital, and after ituoh deductions for tho formation aud roplonijhment of tho reservo f and and other contin«oncla9, are to bo divided Into two equal parts, ono part of whloh will be divide.! between the Insurers In proport'on to the premiums paid by them respectively to the company during the last Dreooclng year, and tho other pats will bo divided amongßt the shareholders in proportion to the paid up cap ital on their shares respectively. By thsso meats Eh&roholdeis dorive tho following benefits :— Ist. They receive 8 per cent per annum upon thoir paid-up capital, - 2nd. They receive as a bonua or dividend ono-balt of the balance ot proflte distri buted in proportion to the amount of thoir ptkld-up capital, whllo Insurers reoeivo ns a bonus or dividend the thor half of balanco of profits, distributed In iroportion to the premiums paid by them dur ng tho list preceding year. If a parson o:cuplos tho double position o iharoholdor and Insurer, then ho partakes! of loth tots ot benefits. Another f eaturo In connection with tho urder ttWnu is that Shareholders only are liable lor DBS OS, Tho advantages dorlvablo from an under taking, buHod on an iH prlnolplas, must at once appear dear to every intelligent mind; for the Shareholder and Insuroraro stimulated alike to advance the intorost of tno Company and pre vent losses—First, by directing business to tho oompany. fieonnd, by oxorololng caution In tho selection" of ricks whloh they bring; and, Third, by using extra precautions to prevent firos. by which their bonus or dividend would bo absorbed. in tbis way both Shareholders and Innurors work together for ono and tho sumo objeot, eaoh being stimulated to mako tho business of he Company as largo as possible, and so pro uce a large bouus or dividend, in wbloh they each equally participate. This same result or bjeot also sots as a preventive to the'occur renco of fires (tnd losses, In this way eaoh sot of bsnoflolalroa has a special and particular interest in the welfare and prosperity of tho undertaking, and It is this principle which forms the company's strongest lafoguard and proteotiom The larger tho num wr of Shareholders and Insurers, the further th's safeguard and protection is extended; for, aa each feolß tho prosperity of the Company, so each feels its reverses, though both are felt In different degrees. As to tbe necessity for such an undertaking, it Is qulto dear that It la oalled for. The buel noi-s of Flro and Marine Insurance hiia b':on, and still is increasing throughout the colony, and especially is this so in tho Auokland Pro vincial Dletiict. The vast returns which have been obtained by our local-companies demonstrate bsyond a doubt that a business of very groat magnitude is being transacted year atter year, and that these enormonr" results are produofld upon a very small amount of called-up capital. None of these extraordinary results, however, are produced by Companies formed upon the mutual principle, by whioh every additional Insurer, by insuring, lessens tho cost of In surance, and oreates a powerful protection' against that carelessness from whioh fires are chiefly duo—a principlo whioh induces greater oare and caution in all households and places of business. Building and population, too, are both on tho increase* and there is every pros pect Of this continuing. All the Flro and Marine Insurances Companies In New Zealand aio basod upon the ordinary principles.by whioh profits aro dtvidod amongst Shareholders ONLY.and such regard for Insurers as 1b now proposed finds no place In their oon slttutlon, It In reasonably oonoluded, therefore, that a wide Held lies open to the Company now intro duced to the publio. and a prospoot ot success oertalnly as great, it not g.-eator, than that hitherto accomplished by similar lnßtitutiOßßjifl now presented for acceptance. As to the Company's projects— The success which has followed tha different Australian Mutual Life Aesooiatlonß mustlbe well known, and tho increasing numbers of such institutions eugnrß well that tbe principle ot mutuality is tho key to this vest measure of SUCCOcS. I£ success follows that principlo when applied to risks of such an uncertain nature aB life risks, it is impossible to advanoo any souid argument against tho like results beins obtained in apply ing tho lifeo principlo to the leas hazardous undertaking of Fire and Marino Insurance. Ono Mutual Fire Society in Australia has beon in existence nine years up to May, 1881, and for the last eight years it-has paid 20 percent, bonus dividend equally between Shareholders and Insurers, besides 8 por cent .interest to Share holders upon thoir paid-up capital, and in May 1882 (the end of its tenth year), it had in invested funds the handsome amount of £15,000. What is more remarkable still is that theso results have all been produced from a called-up capital of only Six thousand two Imndred and fifty pounds. ■ Forms of application for Shares can be ob tainod at the Company's ofllcea, Oanads Build inga, Auckland, or from any Branch of the National Bank of New Zealand, where the same will be received up to ths 10th August noxt. If no allotment is made, the deposit will b( returned without deducion, and when th( number of Shares allotted is less than the numbe; applied for the surplus will bo credited in re ductiou of the amount. payable on allot ment. Copies of tho Memorandum and Articles o Association of tho Company may be inspootei at tho ofiico of the Company's Solicitors. Agencies will bo established throughout th Colony as soon as praoticaolo, Dated at Auokland. this eifithth day of Jnlj 1882, This Company has now been fully established J and without any appeal to the publio over Te I Thousand Shares were taken tip. bstora regii 1 ration, July Sth,



Publio Wotlces. - Public notice. Moore and townshjend, wine and beer and spirit merchants. Martell'a Brandy Honnoesy'B Brandy Lowndes's Rum, 30 o.p. Greenlees's Scotoh Whfeky DunviUe's Old Irish Whisky Geneva, JDIIZ Port Sherry Ohampagno Tokay Matara Bernard's Ginger Wlno Tennant's Ale, Guliinoau's Stout Whltbread's Stout Morrian's AlO Gulnness'p Stout Sparkling Burgundy, to arrive Champagne, to arrive Teacher's Celebratod Whisky. TERMa-CABU. MoOUE & TOWNBHBND. Fort-fltreot. July 1.1882. Taine's Free Stores, No. 13, CUSTOM - HOUSE • STRE XT EAST (Nearly facing Quean-street Wharf), MERCHANDISE, ftoTBrORED AT CURr RENT RATIIS. Good Okixabagk for Liqdicb, FRANK TAINE, iMTOBrffIR AHD PBODPOK MERCHANT. HARGAN & CO. S DUNEDIN PRIZK ALES. STOUT, COBDIAL3, AND AUSTRALIAN WINES. HOTTLHD ALE—lst and 3nd prize Melbourne Exhibition. DUNSDIN srOOT-Olaaaod with Gulnness'a. PERFKCT LOVE—A new and exquisite Cor dial. UNION BITTKRS-New, and In high favour In too South. Sco Samples and Prloe List. JOWPER FUHRIIOP & QO., SOLS AGENTS, 8. QITKEN-STREET. JOHN M. HASLET T, tP BUILDER. &a, FOKT•S T R E E T. Estimates Buppllod for every description of Carpenters' and Joiners' Work. ' —-J ——— w»ft t-riy--, *r/J- p'jii !- PIANOFORTEB & HARMONIUMS, ON TUB DPF«RKED BYBTKM OF PAMKNT, may be had of MR WEBB, LYCEUM HALL, HODSON BTitHET (romoved from Welhuley-Btreot), Without any addition to the price. New and Second-hand Pianos of all kinds, irom 11 guineas upward*). A Flno-toaed American Organ: also alPoworlul Aloxandre Harmonium (seoond hand), at a Low Price for Cash. Lyooom JUalj. Hobson-stroot. n LABKH BROTHKBBi \J ARTIST PHOTOaRAPHBRQ (OITOBITB DNIOIf BASK), QCXBN-BTBKKT, AOOKZiA ID, Fhatoftraphy In the Latest and Moil Fashionable Styles, Executed, la ' % manner Unsurpaewd In tho Colonies, All Photographs taken by the IHBTANTANIOUB PSOCKSfI, MIBOB COLIiKOTIOIK HKW SKAIt&HD VTKWB , AiwftT» an Hand a KNRV BRAOIS » CO. UMITED). WHOLESALB MANXJB>ACI'UR,"CRS AND IMPORTERS Of all kinds of SADDLERY, Hiaa-axBiBT, Auckland. BDW. JNO. COX, Manager. S X. M__U N G O, NOTIOK OF REMOVAL, ~ CHAS. CANNING, In convoying to his numerous customers and riends his sincere thanks for the generous support aooordod him during the past twenty eeven years, would respeoifully Intimate to them that he has OPENED thosh NEW PREMISES Next door to Messrs. Glanvllle and KUyett, arooors, and Immediately opposite to Union Bank of Anstnlla, where all orders will be attended to during the Emotion Of HIB NBW PBEMIBB3. 0.0. would also beg to Inform those gentle men who have so long and so liberally patronised the Gate; that that branch of the rasiness will still bo carried on at the rear of the old building—entrance by St. Mungo Lane, Bhortland-fitroet. TVTOTICIS 1O XJtIE PUBLIC, Mbs TWiDLB begi to thank her customers and friends for the liberal support hitherto ao oorded, and ia now prepared to execute all orders at a short not 100 and on the most reason abloteims. Ladies'and Children s< Spring Cos tumes neatly executed. Underclothing and Jaby Linen of every deeorlptlon. Note tho addreHß—Vlotorla-Btreet (opposite the Umpire HoteU. _______ TOUSINESS NOTICE. I beg to Intimate to my Mends and the public generally that I have commenced Business on my own account as a Wholesaub Wink and Spirit Mhhchakt, Having purchased the Stook-ln-Trade Ot Mesart Crulokshank and Co. I trust that the same liberal support whiot was accorded for sa many years to my prede cessors will also be extended to me. JNO. KIRKWOOD, 18, Queen-Btreet, Auokland, July Ist, 1882 *rOTICE OF REMOVAL On and after Monday, the 21th Instant, MR. F, QUICK Will REMOVE to Temporary Premises In thi MARKKT, during the Ereotlon of New Stabli n Albert-street. JSSSRS. ARMfSX'ROiNO Ati I) CO. HKAIj ESTATJS AND GkNKRAI OOMMIBSION AGENTS, VALUATORS ANI ACCOUNTANTSi Estimates for Contraotor made out, and Tables furnished free of charge Offloa over Olarlt and Sana's. Qooon-atreet. AGGONS! WAGGONS BuaaiKai BueaiKsi A. MAOKIE'3 AMERICAN BUGGIES & FARM WAGGfONI HAVE ARRIVED. INSPECTION INVITED, . OffiOß ! DURHAM-STREBT WEST. i^i & JB & jus !■ o i i m VT OOACH-BUEDDBRB, GRBY-SXRBET,- AUOKLAMP. fjjirket PrtfO*. lj T O If. DAY ISO N, Opposite tha Flrebell, Grey-Btreet,! For Ladleß' Drawers, from 1/6; Ladles' Ch 1 mlses. from 2/; Ladles' Night Dresses, from 3/1 Q J Glriß' Drawers and Chemises, from ili. Infants' Shirts, from /9 r Infants' Day and Night Wrappers, ftpm 3/0 ' Infants' Robee, from 7/6; and Bibs, /6 Infants' Stay Bands, from /10; and all kinds I. HOSIERS', HABERDASHERY, n JHWKIiLBRY, AND FANCY DRAP-S F. DAVISON.



Piiblic Notices. "IVT ° w READY, 1.1 PRIGS IS, New PLAN Of the TE AROHA GOLDFIKLDS Boole, 10 chains to 1 mob), oompiled by B. G. IUKiHt, Mining and Llceoeod Surveyor. Pub liahod by E. Wayte, 100, Queen-street, and may jo had from tho principal Booksellers In Auck land. MR JOHN GEOHGE begs to inform the inhabitants of Parnoll and surround ing districts that he has PUKOHABKD FROM HIS BROTHER, R. GEOKGK, THi! BUTCaEKhNG BUSINESS IN PARNELL, And trusts, by selling a flrat-olasa stock of moat at Lowest Market Katoa, to merit a oontinusnee of tho patronage bestowed upon his brother. tT he Settle b," THE FARMER'S OWN PAPER, PRICE. CD. Annual Subscription (post paid), tlx Shillings T. W. HIOKBON & CO. IUO np & S. MOKRIN CO..(LIMITED), RON AND HARDWARE MERCHANT?, °A pffAll kmimw/w••*. ~.,,........^150,000. ,i ■ DißKcronS! > Thoa. Morrtn W. I, Taylor C. J. Stone Jno, Chambers Managing Dibeotors : Thou. Morrln Jno. Chambers SECnCTASY t W. D. Buddlo. Bankers: Bank of New Zealand. Tt/TESSRS. T A & S. MORRiN, on this J-*-fi- tho tat d»y of the half-year, have muoh pleasure In announcing that their Business having beoomo of such magnitude as to neoes altato inoroasod capital and organisation, they have converted It Into a private LIMITED LIABILITY COMPANY, under tho namo of T. &. S. MORRIN and CO. (LIMITED). T. & S. Morrln and Co. (Limited) have been fortunate onough to seoure Mr. John Chambuos as a Managing Director, and Messrs. 0. J, Stone and W. I. Taylor as Directors. Messrs Morrin respootfully thank all their Into customers for their liberal support during tho many years they have boon in business, and hope that tho now Company, having in creased facilities and capital, will receive tho same, only iv a larger degree. T. & S. MORRIN. V^ITH roferenco to tho above, T. and S, MORRIN CO. (LIMITED) have to announco that, In addition to purchase of tho LAUGH STOCK ot Msssrs. MORRIN. they have pnrohased tho MINING HARDWARE BU3INEB3 of Mb. C. J. STONB, of the Thames, and tho SHIP CHANDLERY BUSI NESS of MBSSRS. H, F. ANDERSON and CO., Qaeon-stroet, Auckland, and which businesses will bo carried on as before, Mr. J. H, Smith belog Manager o( tho Thames Business, and' Mr, H, Anderson of the Ship Chandlery, The new Company have made such arrange ments for tho supply of goods es will enible them to meet tho rapldly-inoreaslng trade of tho North Island. Tho Company hopo tho largo snpport given to tho old firms will bo continued to T. and B. Morrln and Co. (Limited). Auckland. N.Z., July let 1882. W LJSCI' X 1 C SUPPLIES, OJPPENHEIMER <X CO., Auckland, Sole Agonts In New Zealand for Edward Pater, son's Uuropean Tclograph Works, Contractor to H.M. Government. Patorson's Loud Speaking MICRO TELEPHONES. Peterson's Ebonite Bell TELEPHONES, Price, with Chord, £1 each. Paterßon'B Carbon Transmitters, with Bella. Price. £310s oaoh. Loolonoho'a Batteries oomplpte. Price,. 7s 6d eaoh. toaatATBD Wires FoirTreiTOnoNHß OB KLEOTRIO LIGHTS. For full particulars apply to OPPENHEIMER & CO,, AUCKLAND, Sewing Machines. RINGER'S CEWING TyTACfIINES, lngorv " aohlnes Singer's Maohlnes Singar'a * - . Machines Hlnger's Maohlnes Singor's Machines SlngorV. Machines Slngts's Deoislve ' Machines Slngor's Declalvo Machines Blngcr'e Deolslvo Machines SfnKOi's Decisive Machines Hlngor'e Decisive Machines Singer's Doolslvo Machines singer's Machines Singer's XVD Maohintiß Singor'e Machines SlDgor't Overwhelming Machlnoa Blngar'e Overwhelming Maohlne's Sliigor's Overvrholmlng Maohines • SlnKur's Overwhelming Maohlnes , Singer's Overwhelming Machines Sluger'e Overwhehning Machines Slngor'r Overwhehnlng Machines SlnKOr'e Maohlnes Slngor'r • —- Machines Singer's Machines Singor'e Vlatory for the Singer Machines Singers Viotory for the Singer Machines Singer1 * Victory for the Singer Maohines SlngerV Viotory for the Singer Maohlnes.' Slngert Victory for the Singer .Maohlnes Singer c Viotory for the Singer Machines Singer's Viotory for the Singer Machines Slngor'e Maohlnes slnger'i . —i . Machines Singer s Machines Singers Two Gold Medals Moohlnes Singer t Two Gold Medals Msohlnps Slnger'e Two Gold Modals iKaohlues Sluger'e Two Gold Medals . Machines Siogbr'e Two Gold Medals Maohlnes Slnget'f Two Gold Medala Machines Singor'e Two Gold Medala Machines Singor'e • Maonlnes, Singer V '— Machines' Singer* . Machines Slnger'e Beating all Competitors Maoblnea. Singer's Beating all Competitors ' Maohlnes Singer's Beating all Competitors Maohines Singer'i< Beating all Competitors . Machines Singer's BeatlnK all Competitors Uaohlnes Smgcr'e Beating all Competitors Machines Singer* Beating all Competitors Machines Singor'e Maohlnes BingorV . •—1 Maohlnes Bingoi'e Maobines Singor't- Simplest and Beßt Machines Singor'e . Simplest and Boat Maohines Singor'e Simplest and Best Machines binger'ti Simplest and Best Maohines Singer's Simplest and Best Maohlnes Singer's Simplest and Best Maohines Singer's Simplest and Beet Maohines Singor'B Maobinos Singer's —— Maohlnes Bingoi'e Maobinos Singor'e The Singer is Unequalled Mnohlnes. 81nger's The Slngor is Unequalled Maohlnea Singer's Tho Singer is Unequalled Maohlnoe Slnger'e The Singer is Unequalled Maohlnos Singer's The Singor Is Unoqualled Maohines Singor'e The Singer Is Unequalled Maohinos Hlnger's Tho Singer Id Unoqualled aoblnes Slngat'e Maohlnes Blnßor'e — Maohines Singer's Maohines Slnger'e Has the Largest Sale Maohines Singer's Hus tbe Largest bale Machines Slngor'r Has the Largest Sale Machines Sinner' Has tho Largest Sale Machines Slnger't* Bas tho Largest Sale Machines Singer's Has tho Largest Sale Maohlnes Slnger'e Has the Largest Sale Machines Slnger'e Maohlues SlDger'B — Maohlnea Singer's Mnohliies Singer's Is the Cheapest Maohlnes Singer's Is the Cheapest Maohines Singer's la tho Cheapest Maoblnea Slugere Is the Choapest Machines Sinners . Is tho Cheapest Machine Slnger'e Is the Choapest Machines Slngor'u Is the Cheapest Maohlnes Sloger'B Machines Slnger'e — Machlnoß Singer's Machines Slnger'e Balt-a-orown per Week Maohlnes Slnger'e Half-a crown per Week • Maohines Slnger'e Half-a-orown per Week Machines SlDßer'f Halt-a-orown per Week Maohinos ginger* Half-a-orown per Week Maohlnes Singer's Balt-a-crown per Week Maohinas Blnger'f Half-ft-orown per Week Maohtnes Singer's HOO^ 6" flnger'e — Maohlnes Slnger'e . iU a0B neß Singer's BBANCH Maohines RingerV Maohlnes Singer'e 261, Queen-stroet Machines Singer's 281, Qneen-street vfaohlnes Sloger'e SSI. uueen-street Muohincs 3lnger'e 281, Queen-street Maohlnea Blnger'B 261, Quoen-street Maohlnea Binger'e 281, Qaeen-street 3/tachlnos 31n«oi'f 261, Queen-Btreet - Maohlnes Singer'e Maohinea Bingert Auckland Maobinea ginger's Auckland Maohineu Binger's Auckland Maohinea Slßger'e Auouland Uaohlnea S!ne(;r't Auckland ?<laobmeg Binger'e Auokland Wachinea Blnf!er'e Auckland Machines stoger'e vtachlnee Singer'e . MachlneE ainger't Singer's Maohinei Singer'e '. Mnchlnei olnger's Maohinei " SINGEK'S SEWING MACHINES.



Leotures. VOUKQ MEN'S CHRISTIAN X ASSOCIATION, Corner ot WKMiBBLBX AND ALBBBT-STBEKTBi ANNUAL CoUBBK OF IiBOTURES, 1883 Aug. H—Lecture i "JCnglish University Life 'lhirty Years Ago"- -Bishop Oowle. Aug. 25-Entertalnment, Musical and Lltorary. 3ept..J— Leotnre: "Ten Days In Palestine"-- Bey. A. Reid. Sept. 29-Kntertalnment, Musical and Literary, Oot.2o—(To bo announced).,.-Hr T,Spurgeon, To Commence at 7.30. Seats reserved for Tioketholdere till 7.20. Tickets for the Coarse (to admit bearer and lady) Sa; Single Tloteeta for Course, 8s Bd Single Tlokete, la, to be obtained from the Booksellers, Members of Committee, and at tbe Rooms! THOMAS BUDD&E, HoiuSeo. FOB BALE. fjiOK SALE, Wrought Iron Drain Pipes, ? from 2J to 3J inches.—Apply to G. Perry, VTellOiloy-Btreot Refreshment-rooms. iTiOH SALE, or to Let, a Seven-roomed S: House, View Road, Mount Eden. T■ be sold on easy terms. Also, several Allotment?.— Apply to Prof ensor Gusecott, American Herba liit, Sbortland-street. EJiOK SAWB, small Cutter about 8 tons, X? —A. B. Donald, Qacanßtreot. fij^Oß IMMEDIATE SALE (Uheap, V Two Good Allotments at Alendale, North cote, having frontages bath to Qaoonotroet, Albert-street, and the North Road, Also, 120 acres of real Good Land in uiind Bay. near Tryphenr, Harbour, Great Barrler.-Apply to John Soppet, House and Land Agent, No. 8. Qaeen-street. r ITiOR BALE, a New 7'roomed House, . well built and finished, waoh-honee and outhouses, J-aore of ground, well Bltuated In a healthy locality.—For further partloulara apply to Daviea and Baser, National Insurance Build ings. 83, Queen-street, Auckland. BjlOK SALE (Cheap), First-class Uphola -8? teror and Furnishing Business, Upper Symonds-Btroet, with lease ot shop and good will : stock at valuation,—Apply to Davles and Baker. TfiOK SALE. — A BARGAIN, 875 Acres JtaoMlont Land, comprising an al luvial valley—the slopes on either side mostly covered with pohutukawa, puriri, and otner valuable Umber.' A Bußh Public House and Store on the property Is at present let, but Im mediate possession oui oe obtained if required. This 1b an ezoellent opportunity for anyone wishing to combine farming with a lucrative timber and gum business. Jfull partloulara on application to MKTCiALFK & HILL, 29, N.Z. Inanranoe BtUldfagd. iflOK SALE (really cheap), at Pon. ■ sonby. Three good Six and Seven roomed Houses, with largo gardens; and one Four roomed Cottage. Also, Two Six-roomed Cot tages In Nelson-street, Auckland. Apply to John Boppec, House and Land Agent, No, 8, Queen-street. BiIUK SAIiE, leauy eaeap, a Compact 5} Farm of ISO aores; about 60 acres In Brass, part under crop, part good bush and fern; a Slz-roomed House, Stable, Caw-shed, &o,; Si ■nJloa bam railway station and only 12 miles Crom *oV$ by good road. B©i< BALK, a nice little Dairy Farm of 73 sores, all fenced and divided Into padlooka, with good House, Stable, Sheds, and every oon venlenoe, and deep-water frontage, 10 miles from town. Apply to Jobs Soppkt, House, Land, and General Commission Agent, No. 8. Queen-street (upstairs ___ ■jV O It S A L J5, A BARGAIN. FIFTY (50) ACRES OF SUPERIOR LKVEL-L AN D, In the PAEISH 07 TE .PAVA, TAUBANCU. Fronts Main Road to Ohlnomutu, and extend to Kopurorocua Kivor. COWPEK, FUHRHOP & CO., 8. QtJKEN-STRBKT. W O E A E, K[\ TONS GALVANIZED COBRUGA «W TKDIRON IQQ TONS FENCING WIBB o Kft BABKBLB KNIGHT & EVAN'S OKMKNT, W. S. LAURIE, 10, Wyndham-stbeht, TjpO FARMKRS AND OTHERS. The undersigned have on Hand a Splended Sample of TARTARIANBEED OATS.also fi.OOO Backs Prims FEED OAT 3, at lowest current rates, X, MITCHBLSON & CO.i Ho. 18. QneSn-street Wharf. £3_:Eiii SB EDI SEE PI FOB BALE, the following New Seeds, ox ' ■ ■ Roman Empire.!— . Red Clover- White Clover Cowgrasi Aluyko Rape Luoerna Turnip Mangel Llnsoed Hemp Canary &0., fco, Tho above will be disposed ol at Lowest Ourrent Prioes. _• POTTER AND CO., Dnrhitm-strnat. jm o is '1 A h js| AT Lowest Mabkbt Katks j Boaln, Pitch, and Tar Korosone, Palnt.and Olive Oils Champion's, Bcott's, and Btorer's Genuine White Load, In wood. Mnntu Metal and Nails . ■ Large stock ot Canvas, various brands Wire Rope, from i\ inoh to 4 Inoh Bolt Rope, Hemp, and Manilla Rope, all Patent Windlass (wood), Frills, and Falls Ancliora, from 18 owt to 10 lbs Chains, from i Inoh to I Inch, Colza and Fish Oil. D. H MoKENZIE, FOHT-STBKET. March 18. 188J- FOR SALE AX FKEiSMAN'S BAY MILLS, Lath Soi-pbit b, ghnuink bonedußt, wholksalk and RETAIL, Az Lowest Mabkbt Rates. BONES BOUGHT XH ANY QUANTITY, AT the Mill, OATS AND MAIZE CRUSHED. D. H. MoKENZIE, Fort-street. April 2Stb. n'OAil OOA h I OOAI WHAU WHAU COMPANIES, WHANGAREI. OFFICE t NO. B.ULOWER QUEEH-ETREET, W, SLOANEj AGENT. Licensing Notices. -&TOTICE OF APPLICATION FOE W TRANSFER OF LIOKNSK.-I. JAMB£ PAtMKB, being the holder of a Publican's License In respect of the house andpremto situate at Hobson-Btreot, City North, do hereby Bivo notice that I fleslro to obtain, and will, ai he next Licensing Meetlntt, to ba holden at th< Temperance HalirAlbert-street. on the ith daj of September. 1882, apply for a Transfer of tht same License from myself to William J. Sec combe, my appointee. Dated.*B 7'i <ky c: August. 1882.-JAMBS PALMBR. iflan3ationa>- FARK COTTAGE, Ponsonby Eoad.- MBS. J. G. OSMOND reoetves a Umlte< number of Young Ladies to instruct In Knells! Drawing, and Krench, at £1 Is per quarter Music, £1 Is; Singing, £1 Is. MR, PO ' E V MENDELSSOHN Vi_ KA.RANGAHAPK ROAD. Oaa anibt off Bi. Matthew's Ohuroh, Receives Pupils for the ORGAN, PIAN( KOBTK, AND SINGING, at bis address, M above, or »t roaldoace of Pupils. A Qotrt?E uißr bo commenced from date i Blrst Lasson, ' U.SiiSAH'S PHOTO K0OK! FBOaTJui.rm-EIEKET. tv&m aat Vlsltora are Ipisefi 6p !aMe PolSan's Views Of the Hot Lakes. AuoSJai unrt Buafc Scenery, So. es. Oriclwfl Portraits of Maori Oelebrttlea la Re S^Stc«JBAE>S7 IX Atli m BBAHOHSSi.



Amusements. pBBLIMINA RY WOODYEAR AND ROSS'S (LATB BDBTOS'B) Royal AustbaliaN CIRCUS WILL OPEN On SATUEDAY, 12th August. R. LOVBt Advance Courier. Kohler's Wax W^rks pkomenadne concert no. 174, central queen-street. Open Diii.Vj from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. THK KHLLY GANG TK WHITI GLADSTONK PARNKLIi BRADLAUGH DAVITT GOULD LKFROY GUITKAU GAKFIELD And the Sailor Princes, Albicrt and George. New additlon-AKABI PASHA I Grand Portrait* fIIATINKK BVBRYDAYat2 p.m., for Ladles and Children. ADMISSION, is; CHILDREN (under 10), Go. Two Ooarlnaß will be given away each even ing during the week. The recipients will also receive a lesson from Mr Kohler, FRIDAY-CONUNDRUM NIGHT I Splendid Present. Subject: " The Waxworks. 1' Corporation Notices. riITY OF AUCKLAND. OLBRK OF WORkTaND BUILDING INBPKCTOR. The City Council will receive applications, untu 1.30 p.m. of THURSDAY next, 10th instant, for a competent person for tha above dntles. Salary at the rate of £200 per annnm. Particulars of duties may be obtained at this offloe. Candidates canvassing Councillors will be disqualified. P.A.PHILIPS, Town Clerk, Town Clerk's Offlco, August 3,1882. SENDEES- WELLINGTON . NAPIER : RAIL WAY. WHAEARUATAPU AND MANGATBRA BRIDGES CONTBACT. Publlo Works Offloe. Wellington, 6th July, 1982. Tenders will bo received at this Office until Noon on FRIDAY, the 18th August, 1882, for the abovo contract. They are to be marked on the outside "Tender for Whakaruat&pu and Mang&tera Bridges Contract," and addressed to the Hon. the Minister for PobUo Works. Tele graphto tenders, similarly" addressed and marked, will be received if presented at any Telegraph Offloe by Noon of the earno date, pro vided that tenders as above are lodged at any District or (Resident Engineer's Office by the same hour. Drawings, specifications, and general oondltlona may be seen at this Office; at the Warden's Office, Thameß: at the Railway Manager's Office, Napier; and at the Public Works Otttoes, Auckland, Kopna, Wanganul, Chrlstchuroh, and Donedln. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. By command. JOHN BLAOKETT, Engineer In Charge, North Island. I^ILLING CONTRACT, \> AUCKLAND PASSENGER STATION. Tenders will be received at this Office until NOON on WBDNSSDAY, the 23rd Auguat.lßß2, for the above contract. They are to be marked on the outside, " Tender for Filling Contract, Auokland Paeßonaer Station," and addressed to the Hon. the Minister for Publlo Works. Tele graphlo tenders.slmilarly'addressed and marked, will ba leoeived if presented at any Telegraph Office by NOON of the same date, provided that tenders as abovo are lodged at any Dlatrict or Kesldent Engineer's Offloe by the samehonr. Drawings, specifications, and general condi tions may be seen, on and after the 10th July next, at this ofllco; at the Warden's Office, Thamos ; and at the Publlo Works Offices, Auckland, Wanganui, Chrlstohuroh, and Dunedlo,- The lowest or any tender nGi neces sarily accepted. By command. ' JOHN BLACKETT, Engineer In Charge, North Island, CJEPARATE TENDERS for any of the O undermentioned Services and Supplies, for a period of Twelve Months from the Ist Ootober. 1882. will be received by the Education Board. Wyndham-struot, Auckland, until noon of FRIDAY, the Ist September next :— 1, Bohool Furniture, Decks, Tables, Black 2, Gymnaatlo Apparatus, Dumb BollSißlngß, Poles, &o. 3, Miscellaneous Fitting?, Clooks, Bells, Blinds, Hat-pags, &c. is Sohool Maps. Charts, Diagrams, &c. 5. Stationery, tnoludlng Supplies tor Girls High School. 6. Printlrg. 7. Advertising: . - 8. Coal and Firewood for Offioes. 9. Hoorin 4 ah. ■^peolfloations and Conditions ot Contract on application at the Offloe of the Board. JOHN J. ROACH, Acting Secretary. m~O B U IL D E KSJ Tenders will be received until noon of WED NESDAY,' August Kith, for the Kreotlon and Completion of a Villa Residence at Mount Jbert. EDWARD BARTLEY, Arohiteot. ■ jRAPERY TENDER. Tenders are invited up to MONDAY, the 21st Inst., for ths Kntira Stocs, Lease, Fixtures. Fittings, Furniture, and all belooginga of Allen's Drapery Establishment. Particulars of this most sccoessful Business oan be obtained of the Proprietor, CHARLES ALLEN, Victoria-street West. I-iO BE SOLD BY TENDER, on easy . terms, a Six-roomed House, with every convenience; splendid view. Tenders close on tho 12th, Also, Corner Allotment, cheap.—Par ticulars from G. Sage, Ollpiant-street, Pon sonby. rjl O BUILDERS. Tenders will be reoelved until i o'clook on WEDNESDAY, tho 23rd instant, for the Ereo tion of a Shop ami Dwelling-house In Welling ton-street. Plansat my offlco, ®^f-"^ Arohiteot. npT~O BUILDER S. Tenders will be received by tho undersigned untU noon of WEDfKSDAY, August 16, for Alterations and Additions to Villa Residence at Devonport, North Shore. Plans, &c, at our offioes, Queen-street. P. HERAPATH & SONBj . Architects. mO BUILDERS, Tenders will be received until noon oi THURSDAY, Angust 10th, for Shitting anc Alterations to Cottage In Union-street. EDWARD BARTLWY, Arohiteot. aieaicai. T-bR. WALKEB, Surgeon, wishes t< JLJ notify to his patientsi and^ the publl Konerally. that he has removed to Ilkley House at tho top of Grey-stroet. lately In the ooonpa Uon of Mr Robert Home, "ft.^dfert may be consulted as usual at Mr Gleaner i " The Bngllßh Pharmaoy." 181. Qneen-sireet daily from 10 to 11 a.m.; and owing to his prac tlce inZasing and extending. At. Umbjjo 0 1 nanenltatlon at Mr Morgan 8 ihO UOlQei SSi tor* wUI S« f ature be from 9 to 10 a.m., an 3 7to 8 pm; S, KSIiSLWWS) IMS, iCi BURGEON IHB3STH3T id vfissneisyßTßKßS, suit Qniw-fiKBFJ!& w FRlnJssn Bstraoapa el Teeth br ths Osld Nltroßen Qaa, ProlCßßlonal HOQn-9 R.ra, tUI f P.m.



Amneements. j jf ttt ABBOITfcS- ~ l QPEKAJJO U S B» ; ' Lc8500.....Mr. W. H. Thompsoni IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT t! t LAST 4 NIGHTSI iff- TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT! "34 MONSTER DOUBLE PRESENTATION MIGHT t S £~ 3 SUITK3 N QtJITKB UITE3 I OUITBB T^URNITURIS H T?URrUTURK jl| J; UItNIXUIUS T JCUKNITURB J|f TO-NIGHT i|l TO BE GIVEN AWAY! >-" In oonbcqaonoe ot the Great Snooees of '■'■ THOMPSON'S COLOSSAL MIRROR ! |ffl or the - |l| ZULU WAB ■ I For the past SIX WKEKS, the Proprietor wll '• Give Away . j TWO SUITES OF ffURNITUKE VALUED AT I £6O J£6O I AND '- . i ii?. 150 Oi'HER VALUABLE PRBBENTB.ISO -\ KEMKMBEB! THE LAST FOUR NIGHTS! AND ' ■ ORBATasr GIFT DISTRIBUTION EVER ATTEMPTED IN THE COLONIKSI ;{| SPECIAL NOTICE, ' LIEUT. HEJRMAN Will appear In his Ventriloquist Entertainment, entitled, A TRIP THROUGH FUNLAND! Tho recipient of the Snlte of Furniture on Saturday evening was Mra Sinclair, Chapel- Btrcul, :? Monday Night—Mrs Houston, Chapel-at.. , >: Last Mght-The Bedroom Furniture, Mra Motion, Cook-street. Doors open at 7.30; overture at 8 o'clock. .■ Prices o£ Admission—Dress Clrole and Or chestral Stalls, Ss; stalla, 2s fid; Fit, Is. Chll dron half-price to Drees Circle and Stalls only. Box Offloe ac Wayto's, Bookseller, Quoen-st. • Descriptive Lecturer MtW.H.I hompaon, SATURDAY QRAND FAREWELL MATINEE t When every child attending will reoolvo a Handsome Present. Admission:—Children, Pit ami Htalls, 64: Circle; and Oroheatral Stalls, Is. Adults, Pit and Stalls, Is; Cirole, 2s. A BBOTT'S OPERA HOUSE, MONDAY, 14th AUGUST, 1882. ■-■'■■ jj|.j GRAND CONCERT, || I \ £ID OF WIDOW BALL AND FAMILY. Jiyj MILLION PRICE3.-Drosa Clrole, Ssjßtallß, II 2a; Pit, Is. . IB Tickets at Messrs. Wayte's and UptonV. -, |fl Programme in future Issue. |j| WANTED. ;|| WANTED, oracrs lor Tweed Suits at II 553.-J. H. Dalton. Vlctorla-Btreat Km* J j|j| WANTED KNOWS—Xliat Sharland's IJj Worm Powders are the moat popular IH and suoocsstul remedy now known. Price 18 fjS packet.—Address! Opposite Post-office. !f|j WANTED KNOWN—J. B. Marriott. :: Auotioneer, Valuator) and General Salesman, holla hls.Regular Sales at his mart every Monday, Thursday, and Saturday, for the sale of all kinds of Furniture, Produce, &o. WANTED KNOWN, that Mr Pollard % Messrs Pollard .& Co.. Commission ■ Agents, &o.) calls regularly with Samples on Hotel and Storekeepers In Fonsonby. Newton, ' •: &0,, on Monday and Thursday; and In Parnell, Newmarket, Epaom, and Onehunga, onTues- ■ day and Friday. Merchants and others having ; lines to olose consignments, will please com- ■ mnnicato by letter to above, at 8, Queen-street, Auckland. Agents for Messrs Buofehurst ft Co.'a celebrated Whangarel Ales and Stout. . . :-' XXT ANTED KNOWN. Can be seen at STISPHrcNSON'3 Newton . jjj; House, Newton :-7S Ladieß' Folt Hats, 2/6 eaoh. : HI worth 6/6; Long Laoe Curtains, 1/, 1/3,1/6,1/8 || per yard; Double-width Cashmeres In Newest Hi ihadtu, 1/ per yard; Good Value in Newest if] Staffs, /li upwards: Very Cheap Line of Dress ' Serges, /ill per yard; Corsets in Newest Makes, 2/6 per pair opwards; Women's Grey Ribbed Merino Hose,/ll}; Women's Striped in Cottonff and Wool, /6 to 3/6; 4-Button Black Kid Gloves, : 3/8 per pair; Colonial Flannels from 1/8 per yd; English Flannelß, /9J upwards; Coloured satins In Newest Shades, n/6 par yard; Plain Colours and Brooaded Velveteens, 2/6 per yard; Ladles' .J Cashmere Jerseys, 5/G eaoh; Ladles' Ulsters from 7/6; Children's from S/U; Good Value In Blankets, 7/6 to 35/ per pair; Unequalled Value r in Horrooks's Calico, 4/0 per doz. Millinery and Dressmaking by experienced hands. Fit, style, and workmanship guarantee)!. A. O, STEPHENSON, NAQAHAPB BOAD, NKWTON. WANTED KNOWN— J. G. BROWN, DHAPEB, PAKNELfc, Is Clearing Oat a Lot of Corsets, at 3/: Towels, > ■ ■:■»■ at /ii; Fanoy Blbbona, at /3; Worked Clippers. at 2/6; Albnms,from 1/6. .:|: BROWN'S CagAP Drapery Establishment. PAHWBrx. - WANTED KNOWN— American Fer. roty po Gems, American Postage Stamp Portraits (latest novelty), three dozen for Bs.— London Photographlo Company. WANTED KNOWN—Xhat Sharland's Tonlo Balsam and Liver Regulator IB used with marvellous snooess for Indigestion- * Price Ss a bottle.-Address: Opposite Post. office. ' | - ■ i WANTED KNOWN. — That Shar- j land's Family Pills aro invaluable for i Constipation, Headache, and Indigestion,— Price Is Box. Addreßß-Opposlte Post Offloe. WANTED KNOWN—Working Men >' oan Save their Money by calling at the . Governor Gordon Dining Rooms. All Meala ■ Oil; Board and Lodging lfis per week,—Note .:-. the address:. Nearly opposite the Waltemata ■ ; and olose to the Pock, Lower Albert-street. WANTED KNOWN—Money to lend ?;: on Personal Beourity. Persons Borrow ing BS, receive &i 10s; £10, £9; £20. «18; £50, £15; repayable in Weekly or Monthly Install ' . -. ments. ■ Strictest seorooy.t Bills discounted daily.-London Loan and Dlsoount Company' High-street (between Bhortland-street ana Vul- _ pan Lane). 3 \\r ANTED Kx< OWN, that E. Mltchel- TV son & Co., No. 19. Queen-street Wliarf, are boUldk Maize, Oats, Bran, Sharps, Flour, -'; Oatmeal, fcq. fco., at lowoat market rates. WANTED KNOWN.—The Anckland | Timber Company. Llmltod (late G, Holdshlp & Co.), are selling every description of Timber; also, Sashes, Doors, Mouldings, Turnery, Fretwork, &0., at Specially Low Prioeß.—Cuatomhouße-street West. "i '■ i WANTED KNOWN—CHEAP XlM iieb! Chkai1 'Cimbbbl And nil othor , kinds of liulldlDß Mntorlals. can be purohased chor.por and better than anywhere else at the ■ Ysxda of D. Golcik, Albert-street. There being no manufactory for Joiners' Timber on the pre- ■ . mises, the customer has an additional oppor- ri ■ . ; tunity of getting superior timber. Wheel' rlghta' Materials always In a took. • - zrANTED—Tailors to bear In mind TT that I have in stook a large assortment ot Blaok and Blue Superflnos and Doeskins, ,;; Tweeds, Coatings, Bedford Cords, and Trim- ■ mlngs of all doßorlptlons, short lengths ot which I out at wholesale prlco. A. LOVKTT, WeUesley-Btreet. t WAISTEDKNOW N—, BLOMFIKLD'S WORM POWDKRB are the Finest Remedy for Worms. Inpaoketa. -a: Ono BhllUcg; by Post, la 2d.-WKST END / PHARMACY, Ponaonby. ___ > _ '^ WANTBD.— The Public to know that. Munro & MllUgan. Hobßon-street, have ~~ \ ' added to their Tailoring Department a branoh >•; for the manufacture of Boys' and Youths Clothing, made to order, from their large stooK ot gnaanteed shrunk tweeds. • | W~' ANTED KNOWN- | BLOMFIKLD'S SOOTHING POW-: . DKRB, a cooling aperient tor OhUdroa ourtlnß! , f teeth, troubled with erapUono of Bkln.Paoketo,. .: 1 Is; Post, Is 2d.—WiCSX KND PHAKMAOY, ponionby.. _^ — : ' J W ANTED KNOWN- ■' . aood Value in Sheeting, from/Si; 72in0h,1/ :; Good Value in Calicos, from m; White./3 > - Good Valuo In Droes Alateriala, from HI 0 Good Value in Wincoyß, from /3J to V 3 y-J Good Value in Lace Curtains, from 8/11 to 80 0 Good Value in Ladieß' Ulsters, from 8/B np , . / '• Good Value In Hosiery, all Blzeß ami makes ' , X Oood Value In satins and Velvotec'as, from 2/B j Good Value In Handkerchiefs, from Jli eaoh .y, !• Good Value In Table Napkinß,/7J; Cloths, 2L ¥ .p * Good Value in Felt Carpets, 1/1; I'apestry, 2/9 ~ .{ \. Good Value in Millinery and Undßrclothuig '** „ Good Value In Habordaßhery 'r 5 Good Value in 2-bntton Black Klfl Gloves, Q Gooa Value In Ladles' Coraete, 2/6 to 10/6 At WM. H. SMITH'S Cheap Deapkbx WABsa&ovea, '• Comer of Upper Queen and Alexandra-fitreotl Opposite Army and Navy Hotel* N,a—Our Well-58B0*tea Btook ot GKNBRAt DBAPKRY 1b bought obhap iou oAt,n,ana m <3 marked In plain figures at 10 uer cent, loss ttian 1 usual Queen-etreet prloes. We invite compar I . boo .