The Auckland Evening Star.

Vol. XIIL-No. 3,656.

AUCKLAND, N.Z., SAIURdAS, APRIL «9, 1882.

(Published Daily)

PRICE: ON a PENIS*



Shipping. OACIFIU MAIL STEAMSHIP CO. THROUGH THB UNITKD STATB'S OF AMKRICA, VIA HONOLULU. TO GREAT BRITAIN. Under Postal Contraot with the Governments Of New Zenland and Now South Wales. ~ '~~' Dttto of Date of salt- Steamer. Tons. X&t San" 8 Fran- Q1 SCO. Anstralia „ _ 3,200 June 26 August 15 &Kdia: - 3,200 Mayl JanoU CltyofNowYortc 3.J00 July 24 May 23 City of Sydnoy .. 3,400 May 29 July 18 "■passengerai "booked through to Liverpool, London, or Parln, via the great Overland Roads of Amerlcn. nnd tno Steamers of the Atlantlo lines from New York. F A B X S. First-class to London _ - £88 and upwards i Bteorago to London .. _ £3710s Flrnt-clua? tnH'Ui FranolSCO-. £40 BtoeraKe .. - _ - £20 Through Cabin Passengers are permitted to lay over at Honolulu, or any of the cities ef the Unltod Htutnn, not to oxcood six months. SOUTHERN" PACIFIC ROUTE. PaßßODgar.i to and from Kuropo may, without kxtka cost, avail themselves of thn Southern PAniFic Kailroad Bnd its connections, thereby avoiding the winter cold of the Northern Route; and for an udditionai cost ot $21 may go to New Orleano and thunoo through tho southern States to New York, No Shipping Orders will be Issued after 1 p.m. on the day baforo tho sailing ot steamers for Ban Francisco. For freight rates and all other Information apply to THO3. T. GAMBLE, Asent. Lower Oueen-6troot, r- — >_-* TT^IO» STEAMSHIP PF^VCr^t \J COMPANY OF .NEW iis J*&l A z «ALAND (LmnrM)), i>irt.ffn^jL Time Table— ! MAY, 1882, ifJ mmmmm FOR GISBORNB. NA^IKIC. WELLINGTON, LYTTELTON, PORT OHALMKRB, AND BLUFF IfROM QDKBM-BTBKOT WBAJUT) Steamer, Date of Balling. Latest Train. South. Cross Tuesday, 2,6 p.m. — Kingarooma Thursday, 4,10a,m. — Rotomaiiana Thursday, 11,10 am. — ffO^i 'LAiIANAXJU NKJLSOix, PIOTOM, WKL iJNOTON. LYTTKIiTON, AND WEST Ooaot Ports urom Manpkap>. Hawka Won day. M. 1. 8 a.m. 7,15 a.m. (if mail arrived) Wawaka [Tuesday, 9.11 a.m. 9.10 a.m. FOR MKLBOURNH. Via HOUTII. RiNfiauooma Thursday, 4,10 ajn. — Kotomahana Thursday, 11,10 a.m. — "Calling at Hobart FOR SYDNEY. Albion Tuesday, M. 2, -ip.m — FOR LBVUKA AND SUVA. Taiaroa I Friday, jM. 12.8 p.m. I - FOR RUaSEJjL AND KAWA^AWA. Albion ITnesday. M.2.<pm| — t$T Cargo must be booked and alongside one boor before advertised time of departure. During April and May Bpeolal Tickets will be Issued to Lyttelton, available for return until June 30. Piv• -ngn tickets must be taken at the Com pany'b Offlco. Auckland Branch. 109, Qaeen street. »»OL CTEAM TO LONDON. *^^«^^. k orikntTink uTbkmMTim Th( , following steamships be longing to the Orient Steam Navigation Com pany (Limited) and the Paolflo Steam Navl«a tlon Comoany, will leavo BYUNKY at the undermentioned dat^s for MKLBOUKNB, ADW^iAinK and LONDON, via Bnez Canal;— Steamer. I Reg. Ton'ge I Date. COfOPAXI.._»_| 4,028 I MayW ORIKNT. ..«_ 6,388 May 28 LUSITA.NIA....™ 3.825 June 9 LIGUHIA..' 4,866 June? 3 3AKONNE 3876 Jnly7 And the Service will be maintained oy mo Oeedlng steamen at Intervals of a Fortnight Auckland easnenßers for Cotopaxl proceed per Albion on May 2> Kr.it s to London, 15 to 70 gnlneaa. Snot Canal Dubs, 8a In addition, .Parcels booked through to London. PMsflnswrs o-.n book from Auckland at a through rate to oover Intercoloulal fan and Canal dues, and so seoure speolal advantages. Passages from London can be granted in AFor plans and full parllonlan, apply, in rJWdon toS1. Broon ft: Co.. -nH Anderson. AnOanan & Co., Joint Monosen ot s&o Una; srtotfea A^en^Aucklana^ Q]f (Ijmitm)). Queen^tieet ___*t. T>KNINStrLAB AND OKI- L ENTAL STEAM NAVIGA -w»3iiiESi- xiON COMPANY. •me Oomwuiy'i Steamships (under contract with tho Vlotorian Government for the oonvey £?ee of her Majesty's malls) will be despatched I ljgsvg | xxtave I Leave Sydney I Melbfrn' I Ad'la de C AVRTHAGK?... M»yl9 M_T» May2s And thenoeforth every alternate week. To Bombay ONLY-MaLWA: Leave Mel bourne June 30; leave Sydney July 4; leave Adelaide Jnly 6. , Konte!-It is Intended to dwroatoh toeee Bteamers for Plymouth and ,London via Point deSaUe. Passengers for Kngland will therefore n Rates of passage money to Plymouth or Urn don l JB7O fStTind £15 Moond-cUwa! Itaton OTrt9,B6sflrst.and«jOßeoond-claflß. PmbW« andfr^htapplyw^^^^ fc ABtmW. 18, Queen-street Anokland. ,_^*^U S COROMANDEL, «4>BBH3ta-^' Tho f fttrt and favonrito B.ll* oob om a n;d cl, ' Captain, W. D. Hargrave, Timk-Tablb. » . w-^i Leaves Coromandelil Weather and other olrcninrtant^^'iiS, 11?; All parcels to be prepaid at otu. 08' *"* *• Q°N 6oT^slon™ f in shipping, carrymg. « andina live stock. A. It. II BWINDIJBY. Manager. _%s__k QTK A M TO IHS ■^S^^ THAMES, fISSSB«S»Sf OHINKMURLWAITKKAURI, WAIHI TE AROHA GOLDFIEIiDS, MOR RINa^LLE. WAITOA PLAINS. ASD GRANT AND FOar^R'S SBTTLEMKNT. ENTERPRISE No. 2, P 8. TE AKOHA, ot P.S. PATIKI. ,J«Efi«£* Tho lime-table of river Bteamers to be Been at Enterprise Offloo, Thames Fares Tn Thames .. Saloon, 7s 6d; Steerage. Bs tS ObWnrl through, 69 extra Vn To iroha through, 10s extra Not reaponslWe for shipping, carrying, or dis charging live stook. Ns> FKBB y CO.. Agents. *iti* (Plako Dlgtrloil. TIBS TABI* S.S, ROIOMAHASA. from Auckland I Saturday. 9.30 morning Monday. 10.30 morning Tnoailay. llruornlng Wednesday. 1 afternoon Thursday, 3 afternoon Friday, 3,30 afternoon Satnrday, 3.30 afternoon From Thatnea I . Saturday, i afternoon Monday, 5 afternoon Tuesday, 6 afternoon Thursday, 8 morning Vriday, 8 morning Saturday, 8 morning w™iffht through to Te Aroha, 2toper ton. N^oareo received within half an hour of ad wtlsod mne of jegrjgfe _. nJ , m> Agfln t. 77tjbajsI TO rHE HOI' V^_S¥§S'n SPRINGS, MAHURANGI. OMAHA. Monday and Hxtday. j No Parcels or Good! taken without ihlnplnß ■% twigw or pMwae wgr £



Shipping. aaftfe. \\ TAIUKU & ONEHUNGA ISalj^ Vt stkam navigation Co. Time Table—May, 1882. 8.8, MANUKAU, Leaves Onehnnga I Leaves Walaka i Apr, Apr. „ - 29-Saturday,7.3oam May May I—Monday 14pm 2—Tuesday, 9am 2—Tuesday, 5 o m 3—Weduosday, 10 a m a -Saturday, Bam 6-Sai urday, 12 30 p ra 8-Monday, 9am B—Monday, I,Bop m 10—Wednes., 10.30 a m 10—Wednesday, 3.30 p m 12-Friday, 1.30 p m 13-^aturday, 7am 15-Monday, 4pm 18—Tuesday, 9 30 am 17—Wednes., 6.50 am 17- Wednes.. 10 15 a m 20-Baturday, Bam 20-9aturday. 12.50 o m 22—Monday, 9 a m 22-Monday,l.3U pm 23-Tuesday,loam 23-Tueßday, 2p m 26-Frldav, 11) m 27—Saturday. 630 am 29-Monday, 3 30pm 30—Tuesday. Bam 30—Tuesday, 5 pm 31—Wednesday, 9am For Manakau Heads, every Thursday, at 8 a ra By order of the Ulrectors, all Freight must be prepaid. .4. OUNNINHUAM, Asent, jfia-ak I/lOK LONDON DIKECT. The Woll-known Clipper Ship liillfTHHllM PABEORA, AAI at Lloydß, 870 tons register, Robbrt ' Power. Commander, will load as above, and have quick despatch. For freight or passage apply to TBK NBW ZKAI.ANIJ SHIPPING CO. (IiIMU'KU), Agents. jfiwA»k L>ASJSJSHWKKB' H«B OF' JWißßfeb. X PACKKT3 TO NKW ZKA ffiHWJgI^IiAND. nfBWKItm OWNED BY~MKSBR3. BHAWt 8A VILUC. & CO., 31, LoadenhaU-s troet, London. The above line of ships are regnlw traders to all the principal ports in New Zealand. They ■re clipper ships, olassed 41 at Uoyds1, and com manded by experienced amsters. The bill of fare is most substantial, ud of the bent quality, and the accommodation roomy and oonven'ent. The undersigned are empowered to grant pas sages from London to New Zealand, payment for which have been guaranteed In the colony. Return ships to London also leave at almost regnlar Interval*, it nil particulars on application to h, D. NATHAN & 00.,) OWKN & URAHAM, } AgenU, ORUIOKHHANK & 00. I tfadfe^QTEAM TO THAMES, MBB&Xj HIKUI'AIA. OHINBMURI *^^"*'(PAKROA). WAITKKAOHI, AND WAIHI. DIRKCT (Moctlng tho Coooh at Paeroa for To Aroha). S.S. RUB Y. Leave Auokland: Leave Faeroa: Monday, May 1,9 p.m. — Fore to faeroa: Single Tiokot, 10 1 ; Return Ticket, 15s. Fare to Thames! Single Ticket.6B; Return Ticket, 8s Gil. Freights through to Paeroa, 12a 6d per ton. Not rosponalblo for shipping, currjlng. or dla oharglng livestock. J. COX, Master. Hotels, QUEEN'S HOTEL. -NOTICE, Now ShqotiDK Sou son 1b near at hand. Gentle men visiting the Country on Shooting Kxcur- Blons will find good Accommodation at the absve Hotel, and plenty of waste land for shooting over, ana Horses to let on Hire. J. MORRISON, Pokono, ApiU 19,1F52. Proprietor. OOYAL MAIL 11UIKL, XV NGARUAWAHIA* ELLISON & LATCHMORE, Having taken the above Hotel, and having completely renovated the same, it now BfTords the BKST ACCOMMODATION TO MTVISITOR3 and COMMERCIAL MEN,"M Sample and Bacmtkllx Room, Bpaoioub Stahlics, Loohk Hoxitfl, LADIKB* AND QERTIRMEN'S HADJILK IIOMEfI, I'LCABURB BOATS FOR HtRB. PLUKGK AND EnOWER B\TH, WINES AND SPIRITS OF THE BEST BRANDS. ELLISON & LA-TOHMORB. PropribtOßß. BBlCKLaiisks' AjißlS H 6 T£JL, AUCKLAND. H. PARBLOW Wishes to Intimate to the Auckland and Thames Publlo that he has Commenced Busi ness In ihe abovenamed Hotel; and by Strict Aitkbtion to Bcbinebs, And by selling nothing but the BEST BRANDS or ALES, WINES. AND SPIRITS, He hopes to merit a FAIR SHARD OF THEIR PATKOKOB, Note the address :— TT pARSLOW, m BRICKLAYERS' ARMS HOTEL, JW CnAPKL-STRBBT, AUOKLAND. yy A X N E R' S (QOMMKRCIAL J[OTBL> CATHKI) H| A L SQUARB, CHIUSTOHUECH. W, F. WARNKB Begs to announce to his many friends In Christ ohnroh and tho adjoining Provlnuos that having RK-ENTERKD INTO PO9SEBSION of the above Hotel, which has been entirely renovated, redecorated and re furnished lv the latest style, ha is now prepared to welcome bis old friends and customers. THE BILLIARD SALOON Attaohed to the Hotel Is unsurpassed by any other in the colony, containing three tables specially imported from Kngland to the order of the Proprietor. The suites of PRIVATE APARTMENTS, which are elegantly furnished and appointed. are entirely dlstlnot from the hotel portion of the building thus insuring perfect privacy. A novolty in colonial hotel accommodation wjil be available at " The Commercial" In the eiuute Ot a iDIB , a , DBAW INa-KOOM. kept spwiftU? seleot and exclusively for ladles. A high pressure water Bupply has been ar ranaed tor on the premies, and the Bath gSSSS Z fitted with every convenience tot hot, oold o*Bhower baths at any ÜBja, Comment on the quality of the liquors sup pUeTat the CommeroiaUs nnneoesßary, as the cellar is under the special suparrtsion Of Mr W. FThß ai£toi being moßt centrally Dltaate.aaja oent to tho Cathedral, and withfa a short dis tance ot the museum. Theatre, and other pubUo bnilomKS .and with a tram service to ail parto of the suburbs passlug at short intervalß, wnderslt unequalled "faplace of reddenoe tor familiGH or commercial gentlemen visiting C KOTtoe^Svenlenoe of commercial traveUers sample rooms will be available. An excellent fihef doouislne has been engaged and generally no pains will be spared to make The Commercial the leading bctejin Chrlst ohmch. Prompt attention will be given to telegrams or letters applying for apartments, W. P. WARNER. Proprietor. FC L A tt, K. OTA If If, • formerly ol the City Crab (lately of the Terminus Hotel, Holensville), having bongM the Freehold of the Whahoabbi Hotkl from Mr Caffler, begs to Inform visitors that no etmrt will be spared to afford satisfaction. Horees and Pleasure Boats on Hire. — a"lace hotel, hot lakes, ohinemutu, rotorua. Tirst-ohus acoommodation for Tonrista, Trave lora and Visitors during both winter anfl itimmer months. Private Sitting Room*. Smoking and Reading Rooms. BILLIARD 8. Coaoheß t BugKles, and Saddle Horses for Hlw Conveyances wUlmeet every Steamer. .Mwiiwim Notiob.—Tourists can make «• B wT'wm KeUy Ohinemutu), for Uirongh ONLWIXLIAM KELLYJPBOPBraTOBj^ 'ITeTX¥d r a hot ci. _^ PABNELI. JOHN BETALLAOK, PBOPBIKTOB ' lLata « Wt£a»ft and O»ntortfflrf»,



J Business Notices. nHBSTS OP DKAWERS. Very Handaome Cheats of Drawers In rich Mottled Knurl, also Wardrobes and very pretty Cheffonlora, at very reasonable prioos, for ('ash only, Tno above wood beoomoß more beautiful with age, and Is always very valuable. " W. NOKRIK, CABINKT MaNUFAOTORKR, ' ?!PP_P' Ohoftland-atreet. JA MH a IS VTVii JK X, OARTKR. CONTRACTOR. &O Qooils Carted and Delivered from shin's aide on Bhurtom Notice. Hullast Bnpplled. NBWfIAHTLK AND HiY Of ISLAND'S COAL Also. Firewood (out and uncut) roovonsbln. KNKY _tKA(JJS~& CO. (LIMITED). WHOLES ALW MANUFACTURERS AND IMPORTKHS Of aU kindß of SADDLKKY, llnm-siiiKKT, Auckland. , KDW, JNO. COX, Manager. pi rKI M E & C 0,, BUILDERS' AND FURNI3HING IRON MONBKRB, KARANGAHAPS BOAD, NEWTON (In thojo Premises lately ccoapled by Baddlng ton and Lalnii), Wish to call attention to their Lirgo and Varied BTOCK of Builders' and Furnishing Ironmongery, oomprlsing all tbo latOßt Ameri can and KnuUßh Novoltloa— A Choice Seleotlon of Register Gratos Colonial Ovens, Fondora Iron HudstoaJßl(?inulo and Double) ("hlkiniu'aOotp. Tlnwaro (Largo ABBortmont) Knamelledwaro, Hrustaware Washing Aluohinoa and Wringers Klootro i'liuo. B.M. Teapots Paints, Oils, and Vnrnlshes, Spades, Bhovcl3 Pinks, to., Cofiln Vuriilturo Sola Hprlntfii and Chair Web, Spouting Horse Nulls, FUos <&a. Cutlory, Zlno, Caps Furnaoe Pans, Galvanlaod Tubs and Bnokets Filters, &<)., Palls, Looks, Hingeß, &c, &o. A Spooiallty made of Carpontors and Joiners' TOOLS. Goods carefully Paoked, and For warded with Deapatch. T O H N P E T X O X D, ** house and ship pi.umbkr and gas fitter. Thb Cheapest 11 ou.su in Auckland, IIIGH-3TRSKT, AUOKLAND. AUCKLAND TIMBEK COMPANY ILIMITKU). GREAT BAKGAINS IN BUILDING TIMBER. «ar Making Room. t* Wli. BKINNBK & SON, • BUILDKRB, CARPENTttRS, AND JOINERS, Vi'i.oan Lane. All Branches of the Bnllding Trade executed by Kxporlencod Workmen, Shop Fronts, Office Flttlmts. &O. m A 1 "T HKOTHKKb I. MAKBI* and FKKKSTONtt MASONS Monument*. Head-ntoneo, Tombo, and Iron Tomb Railings. INBOHRTIUNB KXKCUTED IN A BUFBBIOB BTYLB. Pmuuirt anil Dkhjhnh IfRKK on Application. Alii IKKHB t— COHNKR Of RUTLAND AND LOBNE STKMTB. A UOKLAND Near Junction of Unaon and Wakofleld streett \ UUK LAM) PICTURE •FKAMIHU AND GILDING DEPOT, J, K. DkCOUKCBY ' Hogs to notify to hia old frlonds and the Rene public that ho has undertaken the Management ol the above Establishment where GILDING, PICTURE-FRAMING. MOUNTING. &O. la all Ita branches will be uadortukon at prices dofylriK oompetltlon. itaTiMATKfi given. A Large Stook of Mouldings, Ploture-framlng MsturiiUn, and I'ioturce of every dosorlptiiw always an band. QUEEN-STREET, JITNOTION OK WAKBnitLD-BTBKET, INDIA AND CHINA OOMPANXB STANDARD PACKKT TKAB, Packet nnds and Half-pounds In Foot Qualities. BMPKRORT3 BOUQUET? MANDARIN'S CHOICE, IMPERIAL MIXTURE, ORIENTAL MIXaUKH. The; are distinguished by exeat strength, agreeable briskness, and delicious) flavour—. resulting from a scientific admixture of the very finest Teas that the groat Continent of 1 Asia can produce. The oxoellanoe of these/Teas Is apparent by the largo aud Increasing demand that exists for thaml n Victoria, and wherever they have been introduced. Aoknt ro» Auckland t JOHN BUCHANAN, Cnstoru-honae-atreet. n Fa _» i' a. I » M. K. MoINTYRE, Bread and Biscuit U/itior, Karangahape Road Begs to Inform the publlo that his Biscuits, Gingerbreads, and all kinds of Confcotionory are uneurjaajed for quality, and thoroughly wholesome. Families waited on for Orders, Wedding Cakes. •' Hootch Oaten Cnkeß made Daily. Conoertß. dolrees. Balls, provided with re freshments on the shortest notice, and at loweat ratqa. (1O ALI 0U A L'l OOA h ! WHAXJ WHAU COMPANIES, WHANGARfcI. OFFICE l NO. 8 LOWER QUEEN-STREET.; W. BLOAHE, AOKNT. rpo THE PUBLIC. I Db Pouohb's Oblbbbatkd French Bhil- i LIANT AND HOUSEHOLD FIUHND. 1 This mixture will give a bright polish In a 1 few mlnotes to all kinds of Furniture. It N can also bo used on paintwork. It will a destroy all Insects in wood and preserve it 3 from deoay. Price. 1/6.—Walter Baynk, I Wholeaale Agent, Kylier Pass. I 1L UUli U v i\, AIS U GLAS S. MBRC HANTS. W. Phillipps (& goK, 95 & 97, QUEBN-STBEBT, ATOXIjAHD, N.Z., IMPORTBRfI or PAPBRHANGINGB. Panel Decorations, GLAt.S—PtUehed Silvered, and Roagh Plat* Kngllsh and Continental Sheet, Photo graphic, Glass Shades. WBITB LBAU, Colonrs, Oil, VARNIBHEB Brushes. Mixed Paints. Carson's Antloor roelve and Patent SUloate Paints. MOULDSNQS-Gllt, Stained, Veneered,for Picture Frame *ni Room Decorations. Fanw Frames tor CaWliet B?d O.D.V. Piotobim of every description In srtoal rorletj SOBaps—Photos and Coloured, Albums for Pbotoe, Scraps, &0., &0., &c Cutontw Overlay Moaptg. all.sizes i Cabinet and C.D.V. Mounts; ArUsis1 Rflanlsltee. W. P. fc S. having always on hand the largest stook of the above goods In the North Island jot New Zealand, are able to execute either whole sale or retail orders on the most favourable terms. Bamples of Pftperhangings town open Btook/orof original packages, sent onappdoa tlon. New Betflera In Auckland should inspect our stock of Paparhangtags »nd PJ 0. I."^^™ fitting up their new homes j they will nnd some thlnjt to unit tho means of everyone. W. PHILLIPPS & SON, auBKN-STIMCICT. AUOKLANB jf ormosffl lv Morte. VTSW ZEALAND FEKNS, X$ Unmounted, or Taatefnlly Mounted In various ways, rROU WCP TO 120 VAE BTIKB. ' or Sale by B R I C CRAIG, PUINCEB-HTHEET. FULMAN'S PHOTO itOOMS, ?BOBTXA(nvBTBBET, tourists ant Visitors are Invited to luspeol Pnlman's Views of tho Hot Lakes, Auckland and Bosh Boonery, Sea. The greatest variety ol Original Portralta of Maori Celebrities In Neil Zealand. FHOTOGBA2HY IN Ali ITS BBANCHBO,



j Board ana Kesiaence, RAILWAY DINING ROOMS, QunißN-STRnwr Wharf. WILLIAM PYE, Proprietor, Good accommodation for Boardora and Travellers at moderate oharges. Cleanliness and civility are the characteristics of this house, The table and beds oannot be Burpassod by any house in town. The Proprietor has had a very long exporlenoe as a Kestanrar.t Keeper, and he feels assured that any pornon giving his house a trial will bo qulto oonvlnoorl that tho accommodation it utlbrds oannot be Burpasood, TUB ON&Y HOUidB ON THK WHARIfi Uonrd and Lodging, fil per week. Hods, Is. BELIiEVUE HOUSE. OiIKWKR, Wharf-stkeet ani Cameron Koad, Taukanga. This Kstabllshmont, just orootod, containing 25 rooms, with every convenience, IB NOW OPKNKD to reoeivo Visitors to Tauranga, who will find Superior Accommodation with the comforta ot a Home, Prlvato Sitting rooms, Good Bod-rooms, Stables. A Vour-horse Conch or Buggy loavoß after arrival of Btoawor for Lakoe. BODKLIi, Proprietor, Tauranga, Kobrnary 20.1382. FrosneotUß. KOSPK C T U S OF TftE YVAIKATO FARMERS' CO OPERATIVE ASSOCIATION (Limited.; Nominat, Capital : £W.OOO in £1 Shares, ot which it is proposed to allot at tho Proliant 12.5C0 shares only, reuorving the balance for future issue. TO BB KKOUSTEUED UNDER TUB JOINT STOCK COHFANIKi AUT, Capital to be onllod up as follows:—1b par share on application : 1* on allotment, and In further culU of Is each at ono uiomh'B notioo If required. It is not urouoood to cull up moro tlmii »s per sharo. Bankkrs: The Bank of Now Zealand. BoliOitodb : W hi taker and Shcohan, Brokers : Frator Broa., Auckland; Kennedy HiU, WaW koto. PBOVISIONAL BOAIID OF DIUIMJTOItS : ,' J. B. Whyte, M.H.K. J, J. llnriißh, Karmnr, Tamahoro A. Main, Farmer, llautapn 11. Paton. Farmer, liautapu 0. X, Peareoo, Karmnr, Utmtupu Oftptain Lindsay, Ng&ruuwahla Phillip Perry, Thames Kranols 11 ioks. Pukekura John Martyn, Farmer, Hautapu 8. &. Graham, Furmar, Tamahero John Kanclinnn, Farmer, Cambridge M. Piokerliiu, Farmer, C.unbrldgo U. Tonka, Alorclmut; Auokland iof B. Tonka ft Co.) — Harper (of Harper & Couplaud), Morohant, Auokland HO.V, SEC., I'jiO, TIvM. : W. A. Graham, Tamahcre, Hamilton amalyist: J. A. Pond, Chemist, Auckland Thin Assoo'atlon Is promotod to supply a want In Walltuto-to stimulate co-operation and combination amongst tha Wulkntu farmiug community, upoa the principle that unity given Btrongth, and co-operation affords a guaranteo for mutual benefit, the bost value for produco, and most economical methods ot working crops or other farming operation*. The experiments made during pft'it soanons havo proved sudloloutly satisfactory to warrant the opinion that Waieato lands will grow a Huporior quality ot Wheat, Oats, Barley, or other Grain,, and yield a very satisfactory avorage, Tho Walkato holdings being freehold, are owned for tho most part by settlers who have not the requMto plant for undertaking tho growing of grain orops, and by many who havo not the necessary capital thomßolvod, but who would bo willing to put portions ot their farms under grain orops if they had tho CO operation of this Association. The Walkato at prosent doos not grow, nearly suillclont grain to supply its local r nquiromonts, and from the fact that its population is constantly increasing, and with tho rich prosoeota and magnitude of the To Aroba Goldfleld in view, a largo demand for tho products of a mill may be confidently ox pootod. The purchase or erection of a (loarmlll or mills and granaries will therofore be one of tho main objoots of tho Association. Tho benefits to small settlers taking chorea will be very great, as they will secure a certain market for their farm produots, participating in uio profits or tho Association, beeides being able to work their farms at the lowest possible out lay and risk to thomselves. Another object of tha Association will be tho orection of a suit&ble Blaughteryard in tha Wai kato district, for the purpose of sopolying tho Auokland market with moat, or othorwiio dis posing ot same. The Association also propose the establish ment of cheese, butttr, and baoon factories in central poiitlonß, Nevertheless, the Directors of the Associa tion will exercise their discretion in selecting one or other of the various obieots set forward in the Prospectus, to start operations nppn in case they deem it lmpruu'oat to oommenoe all at the same time, and the works undertaken will be progressive, and not of an unwarrantable magnitude at tho onpot, Applications for Shares to bo made to the Secretary, w, A. Graham. Tamahero RsUte, Hamilton; and to Frator Bros., Auckland •or T. Vi Fltzpatrlok, Ngarnawabla. Drapery and Olothlngi vyKLLESiiI! V HOUSE. JrrsT Opknbhj, A Fresh Assortment of Ladles' £ Children'! Urderolothing, Corsets, &o. Ladles' Nightdresses (beautifully trimmed), 4b 6d, 6s lid; Chemises, 2a, 2s Bd, Ss Od. Children's Underclothing In great varietr. A Large Aesortmont ot Ladles Corsets just to hand In White, Black and Drab, The " Groolan Girder " Bolt Cor sec, Bide lacing; this Corset is especially adapted for tho present style of cos tume, the side lacing enabling it to be adiusted to almost 3000 yards Swiss Kmbroldory Kdgln(?a a* Sd, Id and fid, a great bargain. An Extensive and Well-Seleoted Stook ol Qeneral Drapery at modorate Prices. Country Orders promptly attended to. . One ShilUng In tho 6 discount on all Cash Furohasoß to the amount of 20s and upwards. A. LOVETT, •WEr.t.icai.inr-STRKBT. f ■ DEFERRED \\ I! PAYMENT I I', SYSTEM. _'I TAILORS, ÜBAPERS, AND OUTFITTERS. H 0 BS ON.S TKE E T (Nearly opposite WolHnßton-Btroot), Have a Wbxl - Absobtbd STOCK ol tha BEST CLASS GOODS, All Tweeds thoroughly shrunk before being VISA? np, and fit and workmanship guaranteed, Tho Deferred Pavmeat Svctem has been found to be a great boon, by enabang those with limited Incomes to proonre nopossarlos In toe easiest possible way. INBPaCTION INVITED. KYBER PASS PAPERHANGINU WARKHOU9E. PAPKEHANGINGB I PAPERHANGINSa I CHEAP PAPKRHANGINGS I Having to make room for NKW PATTERNS shortly oxpeoted, I have detr rmiued to CLX AR OUT Present Stock, and, therefore, take leave to inform Ballaera and tae general Public that I have made a ITGRKAT REDUCTION'S! In the Pmoas of all Kinds of PAPERHANamaa, To effeot a Speedy Sale. At the eamn time, I mar state that have a'Largo stock of Whitb lead. Oils, and Painters' Kbquisitbs; and whilst thanking my patrons for the liberal Bupport aooorded me i hitherto, can assure them that no effort shall be wanting on my part (by Importing none but the B«bt jvlatkkiam) to merit a continuance i ot the same. I T. B. S M I T H, ' CHBAP rAPERHANGING WABBHOUSB, Kyder Pabb koad, *" • . .. -.



Medical. MOKE LOCAL EVIDENCE OF THE CURATIVE PROPERTIES OF "DKOFESSOR pUSSCOTT'S 3KRBAIJ TKBATMBNT. MAY NOW BK CONSULTED AT HIS AD DKIMS. Bhohtland-btrkkt. To Professor Qußscott, Shortland-stroet, ■luck land. Sir,- I hareby certify that for over two yours I whß troubled with a violent cough, with a frequent spitting of blood nnd great pulplta tlon. I would notattemptto walk up;, hill.noryet to Ho down in my bed during that time. I was umvblo to ao any work, aftor spundln a great doal of money on doetprs and ofiemlßts, aa well «B bolug nn out-dO'>r patient ot the hospital. I lost all hopes of recovery, but Beelngeo many ouros you bad offootod in this " Herald," I was advised to o.omn to Auckland and give your herbal remedies a fair trial, and I am happy to say In six wooka I could return to tha Thames a strong, healths- man, free from ecugh or palpita tion, thnnk God and yon also. I sbull bo amu to rocnraiimnd your herbal treatment, for I can speak for myself, also from scores I have Been in yonr plao* at different times, and ovury one speaking in the highoßt terms of your tro^ument. —Hellova mn to be, yours ever grateful, I'niuk Houthui by, Thames, January grd, 1882. To Professor Qaasoott, Shortland-stroet:Sir, —for the last thres yearn I have boeu with that dreadful complalnc oalled dyspopßia, or Indigos tiun. It did not matter what 1 ate. in an hour or so after my stomach would bowin to swell, that I should have to unfasten my clothes. The food used to turn eonr on my stomaoh. Then I would oommenoo belching wind and gaa. Dirty sour froth would hoave from my ohost. I had to bo very particular In what 1 should eat. Kat moat, cabbage, or potatoes, or cheese—they aoted on me like so much balm, in fact I did not know what to eat, for nothing would agree with mo. But hoarlng of your Horbal Tonic, I was lnduoed to try a bottle, aid when I had ono I wanted more, for my haalth was more to me than monoy. I found more relict from your Tonio and Composition Powdor than all the medicine I havo ever taken. You havo of footod a perfect oure of mo. I can oat now any thing as well as thorcst of my family, and ouloy It.-Believe mo to bo, yours evor truly, Mra Elizabeth Swan, I'arnoll, January 11,1832. To Profosssor GuesooU: Dear Sir,—My case was so ramarkablo an! my oure so olToctual.that I feel it my duty to giye you a testimonial as my evidence I hnvo bean suffering with rheuma ti.'un for tho liu=t I oven years, urul a grout part of that time I havo net boon able to dross or uu drcsd myself. For Uvo years I was unablo to walk without orutchsa, I won tired of my llfo, bocauso I was a burden to myself and family, but hearing and teeing tho wonderful euros you had offeoted in different chronic coraolaintn,and a gruat number which. I knew, which are not published, but I tbink it my duty to you and to the public, that a man of your skill In caring suoh curonlo complaints as mine should bo a household word.- I was like a man drowning. I was glad to grab at anything, but I am happy to Bar that, through your herbal treatment, I am hearty and well, and can go without crutches as woll as ever.—Believe me to bo, yours over grateful, J ( 0. Dean, Ponsonby, January 19.1882. To Professor Gussoott, Bhortlond-street, Sir, —I am happy to Inform you of the perfect cure I have received through your medicinal treat ment, I oams to you on the S!7th ot Soptoinbor lust At that tluio my lug was pronounced ln curablo; bat when 1 came to you yon told me that you would convlnoo U3 in a fortnluht, and I am happy to day you havo fulttlled your uromko, although J was rather doabtful t but I wan told by a friend ot ralno that, If I said no, you would not treat me. My friend's name is Mrs Walker, who know yon In Ohristohuroh, Uhe was also a patlen t of yours which you owed of the dropsy. lam happy to say that I have dispensed with' my crutches, and able to attend to my domestic duties. I glvo you this for the benefit ot othors who are auftoiiog aa I have boon for years.—Yours, ever thankful, Mrs Kliy Joyce, Newton-road. December 1. To Professor a«Bsoott,'Shortlasd-etreet Dear Sir,—lt is with gnat ploaenre that I add to tha number of your valuable t< Btli»o»i:ilfl for tha miraculous euro your moilloinn han performed on me. 1 have been troubled with what some medical men call Indigestion, others dyapopula, but when I o»me to you on tho 10th of Sept, yon told me that I had liver complaint; yon explained to me my symptoms about tho palpita tion of tho heart, th 9 wind on tno stomach, oold hands and toot, tho BOurnoas of tho wind and gaa I nsed to belch, oold chills running down my back, and, in fact, you described my feelings so minutely, that I was quite eatlßilod thatyon understood my complaint, and I am happy to say that through >onr herbal treatment yoa have directed uptrfoot ouri;.—Yoursovnr grate tat, Mrs M. Little, Hobaon-B'xoot. Auokland, To Professor Gussoott, Shortland-street. Sir,— I have been tronbloi with neuralgia in both my load and faoo, and boon deprived from many nights' Blesp, and when I sat down to my food many times I have hod to got up from tho tablo and walkabout without «vor tasting food, as I told you; when I applied to yon, that I had tried all tho chemists in town, and I only got temporary relief. When yon told mo you would euro me in a minute I was very doubt ful, but nm bunpy to say you did so. I should rooauj ruond any lady suiTorim? from tho s&rao to give you a trial, as you told me, if no cure, no pay.—Believe mo to bo, yours over thankful, kaehol Cousenu, Victoria-street. November 2-1. To Professor Gnsacott, Bhortlond-streot, It is with great pleasure that I acknow ledgo a porfeot oure I have received through your herbal treatment; E havo bnon troubled with eourvy for three years and nine months, whioh 1 explained when I oallod on you. I told you I could form no other osuse unless It was through sli-eping in a bed where some one had*beon sleeping who had the Fcurvoy. I have alwayß been very particular when staying at the hotels to examine the linen before going to bod. I havo met many men on my route who ha«e got the tamo complaint through sleeping In dirty beds tho namn as I did. I also told you when I applied that 1 had takon a groat quantity ot mudiefno until my hair began to fall off; but I happened to boo yonr advertisement stating that your treatment was salo'y herbs. I have known wonderful cures effected throuvh the herbal treatment when minerals have failed? and being a bellover in herbs, I wan very happy to place myself under your treatment as soon as you came to Auoklan d, and I am glad to say you have elfeoted a cure on mo and made me a olean, strong, hen)thy man,—Believe mo to be, yourß ever thankful, Alfred Hopkins, New North r.oad, December 6th. To Professor Gussootc. Dear Sir—lt Is with great pleasure I have In recommending your Tonio, I have been suffering with wind and spa-ms on the stomach for oovoral years, and I oonld not got any relief. Everything I ate turned to wind. I could not eat, I could not slotp (I often had to get out of bed and walk about for hours. I was advised to tako cod livor and quinine and iron, &0., and all to no good. I had to give up my employment for weeks at a strotoh, but 1 was advisod by a friend of mine, who was working at the Onion Sash and Door Company, to apply to you, and that yon would convince me In a week. I was rather doubtful of this, after trying so many different medlolnes, both from the Hospital and ohemtsts, and other patent modlolnes. I thought it wua impossible for me to get cured so quiok and so perfeotly as yon have done. lam happy to say in two months' time you havo made me a new man, I can eat well, and also onioy a good night's rest, with many thanks to you, and I hope your days will be long in Auokland, for the good of the community at large.—Yours respectfully. Rlohard Lawson, Ponsonby, Feb ruary 2nd, 1882, To Professor Gnsscott, Shortland-Btreet: Sir- As you are aware that I explained to yon, when I applied to yon, that I have been troubled with bleeding plloa for the last five or six years, as I told yon 1 have tried medical men, oheralsts.and old women's cures, but never had a perfoot cure until I applied to yon, about alx weeks ago They ueed to come down nnd bleed for an hoar at a time so that I should have to ohange my clothes, but when yon told ma you would make mo worse before 1 Bhould bo better, I could not reokon you up. 1 thought I should have to give up business altogether, if I should be worao, but in four days yon oonvinoed me that I oonld Rive you thin testimonial with oonflrienoe. tint in ilvo weeks yon have effected a perfect cure on mo. I Bhall ever bo a believer in herba after the wonderful cure you have performed on me.— Yours, ever grateful, Henry Marsh, Albert street, October 11. To Professor Gussoott, Shortland street :]Doar Slr,-lam happy to inform yon that through your herbal treatment I can safely say that I have received more benefit through your horbal treatment than all the medicine that I have ever taken. I havo beon troubled with &B(hina lor the last five years. I was obliged to give up my business and como to Auckland for medical treatment, and seeing sour testimonials and tho many curoß you had effeoted, and also that you required no information and that you could tell a man's complaint as soon as yon saw him—yon did bo to me so correctly,-and that is moro than any medical man ever told me before, and It gavo mo confidence to place myself nnder your treatment. lam well known In Cambridge. I Bbail return home on Wednesday, and yon may rely you will have many applications from that district,—Youre; truly, John Hargraves, Quean street,AuoklanoV '' ' ■ .. • Professor Gnssoott would Impress on those who may do him the honour to consult him that tho utmost Bocrooy can bo relied npon ; more over, from long experlenoo, and a o&rof ul study of the human system, he can deoide almost at a glance the diagnosis of the oase, thereby reliev ing the patient of a great deal ot nervoa ness and hesitation. Professor Gussoott Invites the confldonoe ol either sex suffering from functional derange ment, spermatorrhoea, exhausting dreams. &o. Professor Gusscott has made nervous debility and loss ot powor biß special study, from what ever oauso arising. He would earnestly impress upon those who do euflor to seok immediate advice and counsel, if they doalro " an old age, serene and bright," Let no false delicacy deter Buffering viotlniß fcom removing the oause of this blight to manhood- The strictest confidence r? r be relied, noon CONSULTATION &KATI3. Can do oonßuitea oy tetter. Publlo Inspection Invited tojthe large assort, ment Ot BRITISH and AMKRICAN ,HKBB3. Note tha Address— Professor (jtusscott, Next Door to Messrs Winks and Halls Establishment. ShobttjAKC-stbekt, Auckland, BQUitil Wtom 9 Him, to 5 p in.



for Sale. "OESIDENCE, Nelson-street, 7 rooms, LV allotment about 70 x 140, elevated pobl tlon. £600.-F. G Kwington. _^ fiHAKMUU 1-KOFJSKTY, 9 rooms, \J wuahhoute, stable, cowshed, 6a, noaWy acre of gronnd tastefully nlantod, nearjMount Eden. £700.— F. 6. Kwington. WATEK FriONTAGES, Ponsooby.— I have been favoured with instructions by Mr Samuol Coomtos to soil his property at Ponsonby, comprising several aoreß, having a view nnanrpaEßed for beauty In that populous suburb. Tha whole has been subdivided Into allotments to suit purchasers, and a plan can bo seen at m? office—F. Q. Kwlngton. urKY INOi/K.-A great portion of this property bas been sold. Intending purchasers rcqulro to be prompt.—F. Q. KwlnK ton. ' JiIN-LINED CASES and Counter on _» Sale (oheap) at Wayte's. UK dALE, Comfortable Family heßi denoo In O'Korko street, Albert Park, containing eight rooms, kitchen, ana out-offlces; large allotment (lease for over 90 years, at low ground rent).—Anply to H. Ashton & Bon, 8, New Zealand Insurance Buildings. PT)R SALE, in Newton Road, a com fortable Five-roomed Houbo. with large Allotmeats and giirdtn.—H. Partlngton, Bouse and Land Agent. Stlihbury's Buildings. JJ^OU SALE (Cheap), 5 Tanks with tops', f. In good urd«r.—H. S. Canhom, Coal and Wood Yard, Symonds-street. FOU SALE, the hve-ton yacht M'LISS, with all sails (new), anchor and chain, gear and clingy, complete.—Apply to Mr llaul mln, at Jaobflonand HuanoH'a, Fort-street. r|'O BAKERS.—For Sale, with immedi -8 ate poßooßslon, the Plant and Goodwill of a Baking Business Id the vvaikato. A snug ooncern—every appliance-business capable of being greatly lnoreasod, the position being one of the beat In the Waikato. To a steady man Rood at small goods this is a first-rate ohanoa, A very moderate sunr required.—Apply to J. Buchanan, Merchant, Auckland ; or, J, John* son. Cambridge. . Vw BE SuLD OR LET, a pretty >illa I Residence, Bhelly Beaoh Boad, Ponsonby, containing 11 rooms, bathroom, wafbhouse, ooaohhouse, and stable .gas laid on to house, with gas stove and every noosscary conveni ence. The honse is pleasantly situated, splendid sea view. 'The garden Is tastefully laid out as pleasuro and kltohon garden. About one acre well planted with chutce fruit trees.—Apply V, 13. Orchard, 18, Innurnnco Buildings, I/lOK S aLK~ ~New"Coat, "suitable for I pleasure or carrying purpose*j measurea 20ft by sft lOtn boaiu, and 2ft Sin depth; sup plied with ash oars, new galls, and fitted with hriuw work. Strongly built, and will oarry three tons.— & ppiy by letter to K.lt A.. Stab Office. jjjiOß SALE, with immediate possession, - the Goodwill of a Restaurant In Quoen- Btrout, doing a good busiuesß.—Apply to Mr Alsy, Watchmaker, top of Queen-street, Anofc land. ___ PONSONBY.— Vot Sale, er to Let for a term, a Seven-roomed Bouse (new), with Btablo and largo pleco of ground: close to the water—ip'ondid view.- Apoly on the premises, corner of U rattan and Hurelloldfltruots.or to Mr J. Whiting, Qrattnn-Btrpet. __ jjjm»K SaLE or TO LET, a well-finished f New Houßoof sixroomaand pantry: wator laid on, and other conveniences. In Wellington? street, opposite Colllnzwood-strcot. — Apply (next door), Homy Hmlth. FOH SALK, a very neat Four-roomed Cottage, quite new, with wash-bonoa de taohed.— Apply K. Kedfcra, Photographer. Qneon-stroet, or Brown-street, Ponsonby. |/<OK SALE, really cheap, a Compact C Farm Of 150 aorea; about 50 sores In grass, part under crop, port good bush and fern; a, SU-roomod Hoiibo. Stable, Cow-ahed, Bus.: 2) inllea from railway station, and only 12 mile* from town by good road, POX SALK, a nloe little Dairy Farm of 73 acres, all fenced and divided Into pad'iooks, with good House, Stuble, Sheds, and every con venience, and deep-wator frontage, 10 miles from town. Apply mi John Soppier, linuao. Land, and General Commission Agent, No. 8, Qnoen-streel In rmalrii W (> X S A L X, ~ STATIONERY AND FANOX QOODB BUSINESS. The nnderslgnod oftor for sale tho stock-in trade In tho estate of James Stuart, Cambridge, Waikato, consisting of Books, Stationery, Musio, Fancy Goods, &o.j also the goodwill and lease of premises, situated In the best posi tion In Cambridge, Iminouiato possession can bo given. Stook sheets and rail particulars of N. Q. LBNNOX) TrllflteM ARTHUB H. NAVHANf TrUßtee*' S^ PLKNDID OPPORTUNITY FOX INVESTING IN A FIRBT-O£iA9B IIOTHL PBOPKHTY AT CAMBRIDUK. FOR SALE, Tho LEASK of the NATIONAL HOTEL, Cam bridge, together with the Furniture and every thing appertaining to the Property, Immediate poßScsslun can bo given. Thlß Hotol is probably doIDK tbo I^arffeltt Hußinosa in tho waikato, and is replete with Kvory Cuuvenlenoo For fnrther particulars, apply to Mr Audas Rujnoß, the present proprietor, or to EDWARD LEWIS, Custom-house-street, Auckland. yiOli POSITIVE SALE, Thnt compant little Island, known as Wood'a lalond, aboutt half-way between here and the hoar! of the Waitomata. containing 100 Acres, with Cottage, good Orohard, and several Im provements, plenty of fresh water all the year round, and a good wharf for tho convenience of . steamers, &c—Apply to JOHN BOPPBT. House and Land Agent. No. 8. Quoon-Btroet pUVKKiY BAY RVEGKASSSBKO. A Very Superior Sample of PORE UN MIXBD POVERTY BAY RYK BRASS SKiciJ for Salo at Lowest Markot Rates. HONTEK «fe NOLAN. • jm (i « o a l X, 10 oases CASTOR OIL. In balk 100 drums UNSEED OIL, bolledla <tir»w 10 casks ~ ~ i oastcs COIiSA Oil, 20 druni „ „ 80 drum* TDRP& W, 8. :L A V BI X, 1. Wyndham-streeL yE E JJI SEE Dl SJSK DI FOR BALB, tha following New Seeds, ex Roman Empire :— RodClovor White Clover Cowgrass Aleyke Rape Lucerne Tnrnip Mangel Linseed Hemp Canary &0., &o. Tho above will be disposed of at Lowest Current Prices. POTTER AND CO., Durham-street. WT O it SALE, At Lowest Market Bates : ROBln, Pitoh, and Tar ' Kerosene, Paint.and Olive Oils Champion's, Scott's, and Storer's Gonnine White Load, In wood Mnntz Metal and Nails Large Stock of Canvas, varions brands W Ire Rope, from 1J Inoh to J lnoh Bolt Rope, Hemp, and Manilla Rope, all sizes Patent Wlndlasß (wood), Frills, and Falls Anchors, from IS owt to 10 Its Olmiiiß, from i lnoh to 1\ Inch. Colza and Fish Oil. D. H, McKENZIE, FORT-STRKRT. Maroh 18. ISB3- FOR SALE AT FREEMAN'S BAY MILLS, LATS SOPPETT S. GENUINE BONEDUST, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, At Lowest markbt bates. BONES BQUGHT IN ANY QUANTITY, AT THK Mitt, OATS AND MAIZE CRUSHED, D. H. MOKENSSIK. Fort-street, April 26th. qpHK NEW HviuDlNG SOCIETY. INDUSTRIAL AND PROVIDENT PEKMA NK-VT BUILDING, LAND AND INVJCHT MKNT SOCIETY OF AUCKLAND. OOHN3R OV QUKBN-STRKKT and VULOAN LANS. AU olaases are lavitad to take up Investing Shares, payments weekly, Interest remnneM LOANS granted on security of Freehold or Leasehold Property for tho purpose of Buying, Building, &c in eumß of £20 to fISOOO, repay able— for every filOO advanoed—at the following scale, by weekly, monthly, or quarterly instaT mente:— * Repayments Per j Repayments Per extondins over Week. Jextonding over Week. c. d. I S year* .. 15 10 R 7 yearn .. 8 ! 1 years .. 12 6I 8 years « 7 i S yoara .. 10 sl| 10 yeara _ 8 8 SPECIAL KACILITIKH are given to Bon rowers for paying off part prlnolpai money and rednolng weekly payment, or the whole sum may be paid oft at any time—the Society grant ing IJBEKAX, DISCOUNT. QBORQB FItASBR, Mwu«ar,



Public JNotices. TO-OTICE OF REMOVAL. MBS. YANDLE, Naturalist and Taxidermist, in returning: than fee for past patronage and sup port, begs to inform her old friends and the general public that having given up the Fancy Good* trade, she will ba abla to devote the whole of tier time to her own business, and sha has Removed to WELLKBLKY --STREET WKBT. opposite Mr Dawaon'a. Chemist, where she will be prepared to reoelvo Birds and Animate of every description to be prepared and staffed. Old Rugs olesned from moihs and made equal to new. Fard of. every description made op in the newest style. Htag'e Heads pre served and beautifully mounted, &c &0., «o. observe the address: vvkLLKBLEY-BTREHT, WE^r, opposite Dawson'B, ChemUt St. M. v n go. ; NOTICE OF REMOVAL, I CHAS. CANNING, in conveying to his numerous customers and : friends hi« sincere thanks for the geiier-os support accorded him dnring the past twenty eeven ye»rs. would roupuaifully intimate to them that he will UK MOVE HI3 BHOP BUSISKSS T3 THOSE NEW PREMISES ' Next door to Messrs Qlanvllle and Bllyett, Gro oarH.and mime Ilatoly opposite to Union Bank of Australia, on MONDAY next, the Ist May, where all orders will bo attended to during the Krkction of h s diw Prumihks. CO. would also beg to inform thoso gentle men who have to long and bo liberally tatroniscd the Cafe, that that branch of the business will Btlll be carried on at the rear of the old building—entrance by St. Mungo Lane, Shortlund-etreet. TW" OTI Cj& UP KJSMUTAii E, H. PERCY, BAKER AND CONFECTIONER, Begs to inform his customers and friends, and the public generally, that he la removing from his present residence, situate in Pitc-street, to those premises recently occupied by Mr Heath, formerly of Wakofleld-Fvoot. Mr Poroy, in returning thanks for the liberal support recently accorded, respeotfally BOlloits a oontlnuance of past favours. Bride and uhristeniug Cakes made and orna mented to order. Families attended. Muffins and Crumpets as usual are a speciality. RO B E X T W O O JD 8 BOOT AND SHOE MANUFACTURER. COIU.K Y'a BUILDINGS. HoBSON-BTKKKT (Opposite the Prince Arthur Hotel), EVEKV 1 ICSCEIPTIOX 07 REPAIHS NEATLY EXECUTED, j A Trial Solicited, ; COKKUGATED TAJSKB J, LEE AN (Late Alfred Smabt), Haa for Bale a number of the above, with Taps ready for use, at reduoed rates, at big Shop, KUlott-jtroot. Large quantities of Bnouttngl Ridging, and Down Pipes always in stock, Verandah Iron ourved at the shortest notion, Country orders will always receive his prompt attention. Lead washer? always on hand. Pi) w vii niaiiil, AROHITKOT, HTIOHBDRYB BUILOTTO QtTKKN-STBKKT. muE FRENCH BAKERY. W, J. EVANS (Laths Minrtti), Hobson-street, BREAD AND BIdCUIT BAKE 3 AND CONFECTIONER, Wedding Cakes made to order. MY PASTRY IS A SPECIALITY. A trlaisol loltod. I JH.BIIJUISKSOH, UOUBK, SHIP, SIGN, AN]) GENERAL DKOORATIVB PAINTER, Bp, 8, Wyndham-btrbkt. " A MJSB STEWART, CIVIL ENGINEER AND AUTHORISED BUBVKYOu, COBNKB Of SHOBTLAND AND O'CONNELL. BTariMra. -' * HE HaYMaKKJST, 105. QUEEN-STRHKT, AUCKLAND. ON BALK, arrivkd per COROMANDEL AND ROMAN EMPIRE,-. Whit© Clover. Red Clover, AiayTze Clover, Cow grass. Meadow Fesouo, Meadow Foxtail, Created Dogttail, Kape, Trefollum Inc&rnaium (Curler Clover). FROM AMttitlCA DIRECT— Timothy, Kontuoky Blncgrass (Poa Prateasla). Poverty Bay Ryegrus, Canterburr Ryegrash Cookßfoot, Prairlegrass. Battall. EARLY SEHD POTATOfta A8 FOLIOWB S- Asbleaf Kidney, Taylor's Kidney, Canter bury Flukes, Patterson's Viotorla. LATER VARIKriKS-Hobart. Button's Mag I num Honum, Button* Flower Bali, etc , - ALBb, Oats, Barley, Garden and Flower Seed, Coarse, Fine and Rock Salt,- Bran, Sharps, New Zea land Flax, Tow, daoon and Hams. BONEDUS'f 4ND BONKFLOUR of all grades. ISLAND AND PERUVIAN GUANO, &0., &a HESKETH & AITKEW. ■XT O , T I C JS, We beg to annonnoe that we have taken over Mr Clayton's COAL and FIRKWOOD YARD at Newmarket.where we are prepared to supply Newcastle, Taopihi, Kamo, and Bay or Islands Coal—also. Coke and Chahcoal. In addition to the above, we have tor Sale all kinds of Fencing Material, Drain Tilkb, Pipkß, &0., and will undertake Cabtikg and Fencing Conibaots. Orders may be left at 1, Fort-Btreet, or at our Office, Newmarket HAMMOND ft BYRON. Newmarket. April U. 1882. , JB. M A X R I O T T, •auctionkkk. house, land and gkneeal commission aoknt, Karacgahapo Road, Auokland. IS" OPT-DOOB SALES ATTKN^ID, *6l IT O T j AXE S. In order to avoid mistakes and acoidenti, I have made arrangements with MR ROBERTSON, - the Proprietor of the Royal Mail Coaches, To Run Passengers through to Lake House, rom TAUHANGA. to OaiNEMUTU, WAI ROA, and TAUPO. Tourists can obtain Bugglea at all times at Tauranga and Ohtnemutu, and can depend upon good Conches, Buggleß, Horses, and sober and civil drivers, at Lowest Rates. ROBERT GRAHAM. Lake House, Ohlnemutu, February U. 1882. TDOTOMAHANA EWI LAKES. A LIMITKD NUMBER OF FIRST-OLABS THRuUGH TICKETS Will be issued for THE HOT LAKES, Tourists will have the advantage ql stajlna at LAKE HOUBE, Ohinomutp,, which will be found the mot opm.fo.ttable Hotel In tbe Lake Dlfltrlek No other tlokets but those Issued by me avail able lor Lake Houeoi R. GRAHAM, Jew,, National Insnranoe Buildings, 83, Quesn-atreet, Auckland, Auokland. liaroh IS. 1882. ■ W GIBSON & SON, • FARBIBRS & GBKBBAC BtAOKSMITHB (late of the Thsmes), Wellington Place. En trance from Hobaon and Wellington-streets). Jobbing of all kinds done on the Shortest Notloe, A TRIAL 'SOLICITED. BfIISHKK AND 00. (LIMITKD), t? WHOLKSitK BHIPPINO & JTAMLY Butchers, Queon-street (next Bank of New Zealand, Auckland). — Poultry of all kinds dressed to order. Prime Smoked Tongues, Home-oured Bacon, Corned Beet on Bale In Large Quantities. — N.B. —Dealers in Game, Live Pheasants forwarded to all parts of the Colony upon receipt of order. ITatnfilea waited on In town or Bnbnrbn. W 6" T 1 G B. W. HT. SKINNER, ARCHITECT. Has taken offloes formerly occupied by the City ConnoU, and over Messrs. Upton and Co.'a, Qneen-atroet. Ui B D 1 1 8 A S O N. Important to Storekeepers and Parties Pre- Bervinß. — Kdwa'd Lewis, of Ountom-bonise .street, has Just opened a Large and Varied A£ -Bortment of Jam Jars and' Jelly Cans for tw serving purposes; also, Five Crates atooßwaro Jan snttahletor Butier Groom »n<» BrMO Pans,&o, ;: r j^ ~-^rr^;^' f, &W.



Amusements. ,;T>OHSONBY CHORAL SOCIETY'S IJT CONCERT. MONDAY KYKNING. MAY 1. Paoorammi. 1. Overture-"La Couronne D'Or"..Orcb.eetra 2. Chores-" May D»y"-Ohoi-al Society 8. Soog-" Ye Happy Birds" (Gumbeit),. Lady Amateur 1. Trio -(.-.oleoted) Lady and Gentleman Amateurs 5. Chorus-(Seleoted)..Choral Society m 6. Song-" ThaDistant Shore" (Sullivan).. Lady Amateur 7. Chorus-From " Athalie".. Choral Society INTERMISSION. 8. Ohorns-" Hall Üb. Ye Free". .Choral Society 9. Song-"Madeline"..Mr Kdwarda 10. Bong—"Far Away From My Kyes" (Oam pa.na)..Lady Amateur 11. Duet -Lady end Gnntlnman Amateurs 12. Cavatlna— "Batanella," with Orchestral Ao companlmet-Lady Amateur 13. Chorus—" Men of Harlech"_Choral Society H. Ovartare- "Mesetrior do St. Waaßt" .. Orchestra Doom open at 7.30 p.m; ommenceatßp.ni. Tickets can be obtained from Messrs Upton, Wayte, and Meara, Queen-street; also,JMr Hough, Grocer; Mr Henderson, Chemist, Pon sonby; and any Member of the Committee. THO'S. FINLVYSON, Acting Hon, boo. TjINTUiRTAINMENT, PARNEM, JUi HALL. TUKBDAY EVKNISG, MAY 2ND. Thos. Maaffarlane, Bbq,, In the chair. An Entertainment wilt be given br Scholars and Vriendu at the Paruell Proaby tei Un Sunday school on above date. Doors open at 7; ooin moacaat7.su o'clock. Tickets, la each, those far children half-price, may be obtained at Mts Qilberd's, Pornell, from Mr Leßoy. or an; of the Trustees. /AKPHAH HOME. Gentlemen wishing to form an Orohestra, for performance of the "May Queea," are requested to send In their names (stating; Instrument) to the Seoretatv at. Matthew's Choir. , Corporation JMotices. QITY OF AUCKLAND. GKNEHAL BATE. .; Notice la siren that the City Council of Auck land intend on THURSDAY, the 18th day of May. 1881 to make aSpeoial hate, in conform, lty with the prpvUlons of the "Ratio*" and - Municipal Corporatlona .act*, 1576," and amendments] thereof, of Mnepence In the Poond on all assesjable property within the said city, for a period of 12 (twelve) manths, payable In one payment, on the first day of Jane next Particular) of Rate are open for Inspection. P. A; PHILIPS. Town Clerk's Offlos, April 27, MSS?* ° "*■ QITY OF AUCKLAND, TJRDKEB FOX CUTTING OOBSK. The City Oonnoll will receive separate Ts» den until 8 p.m. of THURSDAY, May i, for Cutting Gone on the Great North and Abattoir Koadß, in tnrius «f specifications at this office. The Connotl do not bind themselves to acoept any tender. Tenders to be endorsed as above. P. A. PHILIPS, T«wn (Berk's Office. April 27,1W9** Tendon*. PubUo works Offloe, ! - AuokUnd, April 28,1882. \K RITTEN Tenders will be received at »» this office nntU noon of MONDAY, Bth May. 1882, for supplying and Delivering Fire , wood to the different V epartments of the G eno , ral Oovernmsnt in Auckland. Tenders mnat be addressed to the Hon. the Minister lot Public Works, Auckland, and marked outside, V Ten der for Supplying Firewood." Speolfluatlons and conditions of oontraot con be seen at this office, The lowest or any Tender not neces parlly accepted. By cunmand, ■W. H. HAIrES, District Engineer, g&m. . . Auckland Lunatio Asylum, April li. 1882. rpENOERB will be received by mo, up X to the 30th lost., for the Regular Supply of Gasolene u> this ah, lum, lor the year eudlnK 30th April, 1883. Conditions of Contract, Forms, &a, may be obtained on application at the Asylum. The lowest or any Tender not necessarily ae oepted. - , ALBX. YOUNG,; M.D., Medloal Superintendent. A UCKLaND HAKBOUR BOARD. TENDERS FOX TWO SIIT PUNTS. Harbour Board Offloo - Auckland, April 2i,18f 2. Tenders wiU be reoeived at this office, untU TUKSDAf, the 2nd May at noon, for Building Two Silt Pants, in termßot plans and specifica tions to be seen at the Knirfaeer's offloo. Tenders to be endorsed, " Tender for Silt Punts.1 * The lowest or any Tender not neoesearily ac cepted. ■ F. E. COMPTOK. Chairman. 'Jl O BUILD IS R 6. Tend»M wIU be received untU noon of the 2Sn*M*y. i or the Breotlon of the Auckland COueo Palaco. R, KBALS £f SON, Archltecta. rpEN UERH for the Erection of a Teacher's v. »wHoS^* Rt Mftungaturoto wIU be reoeived )T the Kdnoation Bo»rd. Wyndham-streeS Manias* nOOn ot WBD->'BbI)AY. W«h uSSP-iii? BPeo|a?»U"n »t the Office ot tne Jh?nhSf«f gn u anP"oa«<"> to the Chairman of I the District Sohool Committee. Manngatoroto. m O B U 1 L D IS X S, Tenders will be reoeived until noon of TUESDAY, May 2nd, for the Erection and Completion ot a \7esleyan Parsonage at Puke kOhe* EDWARD HARTLEY, Architect, rpo CONTRACTORS. Tenders for the Erection of a Bridge, and other works, at Richmond, will be received up to noon on THURSDAY. Ith May.at onr Offloe, Coloulal Bank, where plan.and apooiaoatlo^ may be seen. BOYLAN & LUNDUN, KutjioeorS, m O BUI X D E R 8. The time for receiving Tender*, for oraotlon of Public Baths, etc. haa been extended nntU «oon of SATURDAYS* May.^ autu Arohlteot. mo PAINTERS, ETC. Tenders will ba reoeived up to Ist May tor Painting end Decorating Thistle Hotel.. Apply to M. O'JULLIVAN. Proprietor. npo PAINTERS AND CARPENTER^ Tenders will be reoeived np to noon on MON DAY, May Ist, tor Bepairlng, Papering and Painting Villa Residence at PooMnby. Specifications at our Offloes, Queen-street. BDW. MAHONKY & SON, • Arohtteota. HpEND tfllS will be xecoived by the X nnderslgned for the nnrohose of Hides and Sheepskinß, together or separately, for the term of. six months, from May Ist, 1882. Tenders to ba left at our shop, Queen-street, up to 13 o'clock, May tad, 1882. JOHN FOBS & CO., Bntohen, Qaeen-street, , ~,-»• Auokland. fTI O BU ILOBKS" Tenders will be reoeived until noon of MON DAY, May Ist, for the Breotlon and Oo™PlaJ"J n ot a Double Cottage l» UpP«,Qaf n n,- BS*!!" Plmb, &0., at Orulokshank. MUler and Oo.s, Ironmongers. Qneen-atreet. Aucklana. rVTOTIOE.-The Partnerehip hitterto J^ eitaUnst between Mrs Knight and Mra Tftrnlsl haithls day been Dissolved by mutual SSSt »*Mw Knight's bujtaew wlU,in JSmrn be carried on as her old stand in the Mffit JJI outstanding Debtg to be paid to her only, and all orders for her to be sent to the CtttyMiket. V-tHEAP MlLUJWSKy.—Velvet Bats, X.J from Si 9d; Trimmed Hats, from4bOd; sstfn and Velveteen, SB td yard.-Mra White head, MlUlnor, Karangahope Road, ■■If 1 *• -



Amusements. THEATRE DO YAK H X A T X X XV 0 1 A L Hxtha Double Atthaotioic I Oommennlng TO-NIUHT (SaTUhDAY), April 29th, and every evening until Mar 6th Inclusive. GRAND GLADIATORIAL ATHLETIC AND ' DRAMATIC ENTERTAINMENT, Consisting Of WRESTLING, HPAKHIN I, FENCING, STATUS lU.USTRATiONS OF QHMOO ROMAN WRKBTLING, HBAVY DUMBBKLL AND INDIAN CLUB I'KKFOHMANCKS. JAMES MACK, Champion of the World. ' PROF. W. MILLER, CHAMPION ATHLKTIT, WBBBTI.ER, AND ftWOBDH MAN OF TBK WORLD. aSBiEtOd by MONS. VICTOR, The Celebrated French Wrestler, will exhibit his ClaftitoiU Urteoo-Roman Wrestling. fir PROF. .mUjLKR will also exhibit bis Wunderfal Performance with a Heavy Dumb bell, weighing 1801b3,, and Heavy Indian Oluba. •• S3T JAMES MAOB and PROF. MILLBR will give a grand scientific display In the noble Art of Self Defence. t-ir The Performance will commence with the Drama, "A LlFK'a RBVBNUH." characters by the Dramatic Company. Admißßion-Ureßß Circle, 4/; Stalls, 26; Pit, 1/. Doors open at 7.30; commence at 8 elinrp. ■ ■■ ' ' ■ ■: ,: THE A T HENM UML (Lath Newton Kirk, Newton. > A GRAND CONCERT, Consisting of Songs, Duets, Sec, *&, with the' Artillery Band assisting, will take place in the above HaM pa THURSDAY 4TH MAY, 1882, , InAldofthe . , .'•']■/:'' WIDOW AND ORPHANS OF THE LA.TK . OHaRLBS IjHK, Who WBB drownod in tlio harbour through thO i, upsetting of a boat. ,- Tiokets:—Front Beats, 2s; Back Scats, Ib. Doors open at7.SO; commence at 8 p.m. * ' Programme in f atnre Issue. LORNE-STKKKTHALL. QUKBN'B BIRTHDAY (Wednesdays MnySi-VEASS MINSI'KKLS in unoof their Refined Ethiopian Cariflvals, to be followed by ■ a Select Ball, In aid of a Fund to Purchase Horses for tbo Auokland Fire .Brigade. Grand Holiday Programme. Front Beats and Ball, 8a; Back Beats and Ball, 2s; Uallory, lv.-Horace V Dean, Manager. Tenders for Refreshments on temperanoo ■ Cjtples will bo received up to Saturday, 20th , addressed to H. Dean, .... . avoraog. ÜBEWS BIRTHDAY RACES To be Bon 21th May, 1888. Will oloso 20th May. 8000 MBMBBRB AT TBN SHILLING 3. Bibtbday Handicap Tbadbbhbr'b hasdi« ! (Uunodln) - dip (Dnnedta) First.. .. ..£250 First.. ... ..«KQ Secona .. ... 150 Seoond v .100 Third .. .. 100 Third .. '.. IB Others (divided).. 120 uthereioivlded). 1W em an Grakd National Btkkplkohabb • ' (Cliristchnioh). . ■ First _ .', .. ..fiIHJ Second _ .... -~;'- 100 ' Thlra_ .. .. .; ..„(»' Others (divided) .. _ _ _ 1» ...;.■ ;'•''• ,:': .. Mta ; By letter only, with two stamps for cupUea. P.O. Orders and Bank Notes preferred. ObOntry Uheqnes most have la exchange added. The wora" Bearer* must not be erased. Koglsterod Letters and Telegrams not aooepted. Poo taw Stamps can be sent where one ticket only la ' applied for. Please addross-ADA MANTUA, Care of Mr; Abraham, 805351,P08t-omoe, Dnneain. ".,'■„':' i-. ... ,-MdU3atibnai,,-t.''. : ■ : : imß. NEVILLE.ROSS wiU form *. IYX Class for Ladles. Central room. Terma. ; Ten BhlUlngs per month. Pupils will naiemMa Tuesdays and Thursdajß. from 6 to 8 p.m.— Apply by letter Jflden Villa, ffingland-sireet* Ponaonby. • . , : ■, , ■„, ,-; : '■ ;■ AS I N 0 1 N G Oli ASS Will be oponod by PHOFESSOR OAILLIAU, .T, la the Christiana' Meeting Honae, Ooofc-Btroef On TDB9DAY, May 2naVat 780.^ Foe: Ladiea, 6a; Gents, 10a Bd per Quarter. : X P O O L BY. Mendelssohn Vau, . KARANGAHAPE ROAD, ' OHOANISTOJ-ST.MATTnBW'HOHnBCII, it : . -reoelvea Pnpila lor' Mia - ■'■■''"■■ >*■* ORGAN, PIAKOFORTB, AND SINODfa.' At his addvoßH, ob above, or at residence of \ i i . Pupils.,- • A . narter .day be oommenced from data < |Of PlTBt LesßOn. .•■■■-.; ■.;,■.:■ ■.■■;■ I:,. Tj . \l/ ATERLOO QUAIJRAJST SSTAB. > W lisumknt fok young ladujs. ': Eecond Quarter coramonooa April 13. Miss Donovan will open a Dancing Class fop , Adulta on Tuesday Kvonins, Aorll 11, and ona for Children on Wednesday, April 12, at "&3 " '-: o'oloolt, For terms apply to Mrs Norman Waterloo Quadrant. wwwr , jy| «• «"• B WOUUUAUS Teacher op thk Pianofobik a»o . Harmonhtm. Adiresa-C're of Anokiand Mtißlo War* ' ~-^-^^o^■~- • iAoAi>i£Mx mndon- ! ; "\fR.QO«DONGOOCHIBron«aand i ; iTA Silver Medallist and ABBOdate) i ! ; having atndled Ten Terms in this ;i ; Kojaltmtt National Institution, la. In i ' : the opinion of the several Professors ; ~ ; with whom he was placed, duly quail- ! : flod to teach 81nKiBg.-(Bigned) G. A, ! I MAorABBSN,MTU,Doo. Cambridge.-* I , I M 79. i muutaxiiTvy ' "" ■ ""■ rp"r"^iwusifi9MiUuweaHMM , , . ....-l. In referenoe to above, Mr Goooh. Is prmuM to reoelve names of Private Pupils for Binning and Voloe Production at his private residence? AlfaartPark. ™* j " .i - ' ' ii i < ——^i Mecuoaii ■ EBT END EHABMACY,' ponsonb7 road, nbas top ov . franklw Boad: . A. J. BLOOMFIBLD, Ckkmist AND DRTJOOIST, hau opened the above with a ohoioe of the beif Drugs, Chemicals, Patent Mediolnos, Tolle* Requisites, at>d Stationery, etc HOMfKOI'ATmO MEDICINK& Teeth carefully Extraoted. Da Walker attends dally, A. J. BIOOMFIBM). ' ' - r rOOTUACHK I TOOTIiACHE"' X TOOTHACHE i ; alfly be Relieved at onoe by using ED3ONT3 MAGIC! KSBBNOE, in Is Bottlesi _ " QHOULD BJS IN EVERY HOUSE. 1, CRAWFORD'S 8 A R S A P A'R I L L A TON I O U an lnvaluabloremedy for Norvonsnea«, QHUtt ness, Ijow Spirits, Indigestion/ Heaflaoh*,' • Ohronlo Dlarrhosa, Impoverished Blood. General Debility, Neuralgia, Pimples and Blotohea on the (aoe, Kraptive diseases d the Jkln, &cj and aa an APPKTIZKB, it Btandl unrivalled. It never disturbs the most deUoa atomaoh, bnt In most oases greatly astWi DIUKSTION and ASSIMUiATION Of al NU'IKIMENT. BUSINBSa MBN, GOOD TBMFLABS, n« Others will find in it a long-felt waul, m A RKSTORATIVB and STJMDLANT Ot great power, wlthoat having resort to INTOXIOATIAG liXQCOBBi To Pvsjtt to* BtooiD, CRAWFORD'S SARSAP.ARIiLATOSrO B osrtainly superior to. most of themeHdnal sold for this porpouoj and by its judia jus D»a many a serious illness might be averted, and hundreds sava themselves a lot of Baflerlas a 4 expense tjaoy now incur through neglecting la " take notioe ot many little diflordem that* few doses of this TONIO would speedily remove j it is ybry pucabant To TAKE, and,being , v i 1 compounded of only Harmlna Drags, mar ba taken by anyone, however DRUPATB. frith - SAFKTY and BKNKFIT. Prepared only by O X A W F O R li, Phaemaobdtioai. Cdbmibt, ' S^E;^VT ;i .O'. ! l«: . Auckland, Sold In Bottles at St. Eu^