The Auckland Evening Star.

Vol. XHL-No. 3,675.

AUCKLAND, N.Z., THUBSoAS, MAY 1», 1882.

(Published Daily)

PRICE : OJViii PENNl r



Shipping. I ■—* : r. « 1 TNION STEAMSHIP ~ U*f U COMPANY OF NEW !i e Va>^ o \ ZEALAND (Likitbd). j,: S\ ' ' • i '>.— —°^A Time Table— j : May, 1882. FOR GISBOKN3S, NAPIKR, WKLLINGTON. LYTTKLTON. POUT OHALMKRB, AWT HLUgy <»-kom Otrggw-aTFein? WH»Rr> atoamor. Date of Sailing. Latest Train. Ainiorf Pi-May, 19, -lp.nl. — HoiiTit. Cnoas satunluy, 20. i p.m. — KuiouUA Thurßduy, 25, 10 a,m — FO:^. TAKANAia, NELSOK, PICTON WEIr LINGTON. LYTTKLTON, AND WKBI Coast Ports ifhom Mandkad). Hawea Tuesday, 23,11 a.m. 9.10a.m, WanaKl Monday, J9, 2p.iu, 12noon FOR MELBOURNE. Via aOPTB. AtßjoN Friday, 19, 4 p.m.' — ItoioicUA* Thursday, 25,10 a.m. — 'Calling at Hobart. FOR HYDNKY. , TicAnau I Tuesday, 30,1 p.m.j — ' FOX LICVUKa AND BUVA. Taiaiioa I yrlday.Ju. 2. 6 p.m. I — . FOX KU33HLL AND KAVVAKAWA. KorouUA | Monday, 22, i p.m. I — tmr Cargo must ba booked and alongside one hour before advertised time of departure. During May Special Tlokots will be Issued to Ly trolton, available for return nntil Juno 3), PasixaK" tickets must be taken at tho Com pany's ofllco. Auokland Branch, 109, Quean street, fcTKI QTEAM TO LONDON. orienFEinb **™"a*?'l°'wiii c ( O u ow i n g steamshlpa be longlnn; to the Orient Steam Navigation Com pany (Limited) and the Paolflo Steam Naviga tion Comnany, v/ 111 leave BYDNICY at ihe nndermeotloned dates for MKLBOUKNK, ADK'jAIDK and LONDON.via Suez Oanal;— Steamer. | Reg. Tnn'ga i i 'am. LUSIT A.NIA.._.. WWS June 7 LIGUKIA...._.._ 1,886 June2l UARONNE.. 3873 July 5 POTO3I 4213 July IB CHIMHORAZ).. 3.817 Augusta And .the Service will bo maintained by buo oeodir.g stoamcrs at intervals of a Fori night. Auckland cassongeni (or Lueitania may pro oeed por To Anau on May 80. KaMS to London, IS to 70 jrutneu, Suob Canal Dnes, Ba in addition, Parcels booked through to London, Piumanctera o«.n book from AuoUand at a through rate to cover Intercolonial f&re and Oannl duos, and so secure special advantages. Passages tram London can be pantod Is Auckland. For plans and full particulars, apply. In London, to F. Green t: Co., ana Anderson, ' Andornon & Co.. Joint Managers of the Line t Or to ths Agents In Anoklana % UNION STEAMSHIP CO. OF N.Z, fiiiunno). Queen-street jSfc^ «T EA M TO Fh*B «^»^^WSr OHINJCMURI.'WArrKKAUBI WAIHI, TB AROHA GQLDFIELDB. MOR BINBVILLB, WAITOA PLAINS, and GRANT AND FOSTER'S SETTLEMENT. ENTEKPKISE NO. 2, P.B, TE AKOHA, & P.S. PATIKI. From Auokland t From Thames I — Thursday, 9 30 a.m. Friday, II p.mi Saturday, 10 p.m. The time-table of river steamera to be seen at Enterprise Oflloe, Thames, Farm To Thames .. Saloon, 7s Gd; Stcorago, Gs To Olilnomuri throunh. 5a extra To To Aroha through. 103 extra Not lesponslole for shipping, carrying, or dts ehar *ln" "Ye Bt00k! A. N. 8. JERRY CO.. Agents. --*£kS£j^ WAIUKU & ONEHUNGA l&ltg^ Vt steam navigation Co ■ ;s-**aa'"w' (Li uit it d). TIME TABLB—MAY, 188?. S.S. MANUKAU. Leaves Onehnnga Leaves Waluka I May May 20-3aturday, Bam 20-Saturday. 12.30 p m 22-Monday, 9 a m 22-Monday, 1.30 p m 23—Tuesday, 10 a m 23-Tuesday, 2pm 26-Fridav, I o m 27—Saturday, 6 30 am 29—Monday, 3.30pm 30—Tuesday. Bam SO-Tueaday, spm 31— Wednesday, 9am For Manukau Heads, every Thursday, at 8 a n> By order of the Ulreotora, all Freight must bf VSPftld. X. CUNNINGHAM, Asent. y^^^^O 8, CUROMANDEL, ■««t.fei'At&> T na (^t ana favourite ba COKOMANDEL, Captain, W. D. Hartrrave. TIM!C-TAIILE. Leaves Auckland I Leaves Coromandel I Wednesday. 17,12n00n Thursday, 18,12 noon Vrlday, 19.1 P->». Saturday, 20,2 p.m. V7oathor and other cU'cumstanoes parmltSlnß, All parcels to be propaid at office, NO. V, Qnpion strße'- Wharf, Not .•eßponsible in chipping, carrying, or Undine live stook. A. K. H BWINDLST. Manager. *S,VS«I UTBAM TO THAMES, CAi\ sSanSgSJO ryino passengers anil 15SaaK3*P CAJIGO, OONNBOTINO |WITH OaiHß ooai, Omahc, Waitoa Piaiua, and Mobswi yir.r,s (Plain DisSrloil, TIMX TABLS, B,® EOTOMAHANA, From Auckland: Tiiursdas', laid up to clean Friday, 3 afternoon Saturday, S.St) afternoon From Thames i Thursday, laid up to olean Saturday, 8 30 morning Tertteedtlmeotlea^ & "VTORThERN . STEAMSHIP •^^^' COMPANY (LIMITED). TIME-TABLE-MAY. Woattifti; jind other oircumstanoes permitting). FOR TAPEAN« AAN D BAY OF PLKNTY POBTB. 3TBAMICR. I DATE! OF 3AILIWO. ' Wellington Thursday. 18, 5 p m Wellington Monday, 22. 5 pm Well'ngcon Thursday. 25, 5 p m Glbeblk Monday, 29, 6 p m I Connects at'ianran«a for Opo tlKi and Bay of Plenty Porte every Tneßday. FOB .RUSSELL,- WHAKGAKOA, AND MAH QONPI. Klenole I Monday, 22 spm Wellington I Monday. 29, spm yOKWKANQAKEI, WHANGAKKI HEADS, AHD MANGAPAI. . Kvery Tutsday, at 5 p m ArffTlo (Carrying paesengersatd cargo arw'° for WalpcV FOR WHANOAgKI AKD WHAMQARBI HEADS. Every Kriday, at 8 p m Areylo (Carrying paaaengers and cargo "H , . forWaipu) FOB MKRCPRY BAY, gnigai _JJ^reryMonday. at ip m , " FOR MASGAWAI. gjpgal I Every Thursday, at 6p m FOR hokiakga (from Onehnnga). Kowena ' Tiigaaay^. 1 p.m. ~ tST Cargo must be booked and alongside one hour before advertised "^o ofdoparture. Passat tickets must be taken at the Com' pany's Office. No, 67. Queen-street, Auckland. A. MCGREGOR, Managing Dirootor, HOKIANGA.-Tht V Northorn atoamship Co. s s.s will loivs the OnohuugE Wharf 6« jibovo (weathor and other oiroum Stanoes pta-mittlna) on TUKBDaY, May2i,»tl 3) m.— Vor freight or naseage apply at the offlc< •of the Company 6T, Queen-Jtreet, Auok'and; oi to A. Barnes, Onohunga.—A. McGfIKQaR, Man '.aging Director. ■stfas^ a TEAM TO fHE HO a SPKINB3, MAHURANQI <&£3XBuV mat AKANA, KAWAO. AM OMAHA. Xbe b.s. Ross oaset, ii at Uoyoa , W. Somarviilo. Master. Sac Hot Sprlnffß. Matakana, Kawan, ant Omabe—Every Tuesday at II o'olook, re turning on Wednosday. . For Hot Springs and Mahnrantrl—Every Thurt day m& Saturday at 11 ajo., returning o Monday and Jfrlday. No Paroelß orQooda tr.ken without ahlppln 4Bote. ■ i lfor.lrelßht or passage BPPjr » _^-™_ij-



Shipping. "OBMNSUIiAK AHD OKI- KNTAL BTKAM NAVJGA "*^aar^TION COMPANy. The Comrjany'a Steamships (under oontraot »rith tho Victorian Government for tho convey anoe ot her Majesty's malls) will be despatched i Htnnmnr I LcaVO I LeaTC I LOHVO Steamer. | aydaey | Meib-m'l Ad'iade (Via Bombay) I HYDASPE3....« Jnne2 I June 0 June 8 PKSUAWUR.... Juno IB June'2o Jnno22 MALiWA.toßom bay Jan63o July i July 6 And thonoeforth every alternate week. Route i—lt Is intended to denpatoh those steamers for Plymouth and London via Point de ualia. Pussent! oru (or K nuliiml will therefore not require to change sts&mers. Rates of passage money to Plymouth or Lon- Join £70 first, and £15 nocond-olaaa; Italian ports, £66 first, and £10 seoond-cluss. Pasßengorn | booking at Auckland soonro gpooial advantages. For further particulars respootlng pasar,«o money a-nil freight apply to ORUICKSHANK 8C CO.. .AsrenVg, i 18, Qaeen-Btreet, Anokland. iaa£^.T'bEv'ONPOßT STEAM' FERRY COMPANY NOTICE. ALTERATION IN NORTIICOTB TIMK TAHLV. On and after THURSDAY NKXT, Miiy 95th, 1832, a Boat will loavo Anokland for Northonto at 520 p.m., Instead of 510 p m.; and tho SJO p in. trio from and the 6.10 p.m. trip to North cote will bo d'acontlnuod. j J. B. D. BAKKR. s Tratllo Manager. May 17,1882. .£3l^. CITE AM TO THAMES, iSS|§>ks HIKUTAIA. OHINKMURI """"""^(PAKROA). WAITEKAUIU. AND WAIHI. UIRKCT (Mooting the Coaoh at Paoroa for To Aroha). S.S. RUBY. Leave Auokland i Leave Paeroa i Thursday, 18, S p.m. Saturday, 20, 6.50 a.m. Fare to Paeroa: Single Ticket, 10a; Return Ticket, 15s. Freights through to Paeroa, 12a 6d por ton. Not responsible for shipping, carrying, or dis charging U yon tuck. O. BROWNE, Master. -kA. UASISiSriUKKiS' LIJNiS Ot MSL Jr PACKETS TO NEW ZEA- Mwia OWNKD BY MKSBRa SHAW^ aAVILLK. & CO., 31, Loadonholl-street, London, The abovo line ot ships are regulw tradon to allihe principal ports In New Zealand. They are dipper ships, classed &.1 at Lloyds', and com. mandod by exporlonoed manters. The bill of Cum is most substantial, and of tho bent quality, rod tho accommodation roomy and conven'ent. The undersigned are empowered to grant pas lasroa from London to New Zealaud, payment for if iilch have been guaranteod In the colony, Retnrn ships to London also leave at almost •egular intervaui. full pai-tlonlara on application to L. D. NATHAN & 00., ) OWKN & UUAHAM, > Acontß, OKUIUKSHANK & CO. ) SP 0R LOMDON DIKECT, •>*' To follow tho Pareora. •SEBa The Well-known Clipper Ship, HALCIONE, AAI at Lloyd's, 813 tons roßister, E. J. Parkkh, Commander, will load as above, and have quick desuatoh. For freight or passage apply to OWKN & GRAHAM, A Rente. Xfofr. |T UX LOKDON DIKECT. ||||l|si|^ The Well-known Cllppor Ship wffliKl PAREORA, AAI at Lloyds, 870 tons register, Rodbrt Powbr, Commander, will load as abovo, and have quick dospatoh. For freight or passago apply to THE NEW ZKA.LA.ND SHIPPING CO. (LIMII'HJU), Agents. Public Notices. T>UBLIC TRUST OFl''lCE OF NEW JL ZEALAND. Any porson may appoint tho PnblioTrustco exooutor and tn wteu under hia will or codicil. Any present trustco may transfer tho man agoinent o( tni3t property to the Pablic 'rrustco, who will thoreupon hold such property upon tho original trusts attaching thoreto. Any person, company, association, or public body within or without tho colony, may place any property belonging to them in chargo of tho Public Trustee upon trust for suoh uses as may bo defined in the deed oreatiog tho truat. Any building, land, or friendly society may, by Its rnles, provide that property belonging to it maybe placed In the Publlo Trust Office, for such trust i and uses and with such powers as may be defined in or by the said rules. i Tho advantages ofForod are :— Ist. Static guarantiee against speculation fraud, or dishoneßty. 2nd. All proposed investments aro con sidered by a Board, consisting ot the Honorable Colonial Treasurer, ihb Atttorney General, the Comptroller and Auditor General, tho Government Insurance Commissioner, and the Public Trustee. Careful consideration of all aocarities offered i- therefore ensured. 3rd Tho Fublio Trustee, in his corporate capa city, NEVER 1)IKS, NKVKK LE4VES THE COUNTRY, and NEVKtt BECOMES INCAPACITATED, tllllS avoidiug tho many inconveniences resulting from frequont fresh appolutmeiti of Trustees, necessitated by doatb, change of abode, or menta or bodily infirmity. . i\h. Punctuality and promptitude in the re mittance of periodical payments to beneficiaries nnder truac or will to any pin of the colony or elsewhere at which it may be desired that pay menta should be made. sth. The effective check which Is called Into operation before any moneys oan be drawn from the Public Trustee's account. 6th. Reasonable charges: On estates anoh as are now being considered the Public Trustee Is authorised t (charge 11 por cont. on all receipts, und U par out. on disbursements, and 5s per cent, on a.i moneyß invested. No charge is made for obtaining probate, nor for passing stamp and property tax returns, nor for corres pondence however voluminous. Thus the eav ng to eßtates placed in this oillce is consider able. R. C. HAMKRTOS, Publlo Trustee. TTPPER SYMONDS-BTKEET. U TO THE PUBLIC. ALE BED TVER (Late Robertson Bros) Begs to thank the Inhabitants of Auokland and environs for thoir patroDaso since tik( ng the above business, end would remind them that he huß now Ramoved to N« w Spaoioub PflKMlsus on thejsite of ihe recant flro. MrTyerfcai a'so taken thoa-'ji.nlng property, where the buslnen of Flrst-cia^s Fruiterer and Confeotloner will be established. By celling nono bat the Best Artlo'es at Mode rate f rices, and giving ihe Publio acrict a-.tei - t.ton ta a\l Orders, the proprietor solicits that Bapport hlthorto accordo A TJCKLAND TIMBER COMPAN J\, GREAT BARGAINs"IN BUILDING TIMBER. jar Making SOOH, "W TUST OP RED, Finest Brand ov Tobacco^, Ciqibs, and iTANOV QOODB. 176, QUEEN-STREET, ■ Noxt Rattraj's Clothing Shop: H, BAILEY, TOBACCONIST. "fcTOTICE OF IAKTNERSHIP ANE JLI REMOVAL. C. G. HILL, while acknowledßlng wltl thankß the hearty support acoordod him hither to, begs to state that the growth of hia bnelnee; has induced him t) take Into partnership Mr Ueo. Pltjmmhr, end that tho bußiness will it future be cariled on under the namo of C. O, HILL & CO. Aftor the 31at May, the businosi will bo Removed to those Commodiou.- Premises next dtor to Mr Brldgman, Draper Upper Qaeon-3trcet, whore, with inoreasec facilitifs for carrying on tholr bcslnefs, and bs strict attention to Orders for Materials or Ont door Work, they hopn for a further phare o; patronage. C. G. H. & CO. confldently lnviti Inspection of their Large Stock of Glass. Paints Pdperhanglntfß, Pictures. Gilt and other Mouli Ings. Paint Brushes. Sec. whlph, boing thel) own direot importing, are offered at the Lpweß. Hemnnerativo Prioas,— Weilesley-stroet, Mai 15.1582. • ■ * fl JS M D S X" S O M QOUBB, rfHIP. SIGN, AND QSNBBAL DKOOKATIVB PAINTER, Ha 8, wtndhah-bieiii, aUR YE V NOTICE The undersigned beOTto Inform his Friend and the General PnbUo^hat_ho haa■ OPKNK an OFFICE in CANADA BUILUING3 (la City Council Chambers), Queen.-sitreet, aucl land, with a view ot f&cilitatinK tbo transai tlon and completion of hia inoroftuiDS profe slonal business. WILLIAM TOLE, Licensed Land Transfer and Native Lands Su veyor, Mining Bnalneer, ana Land Asm,



.Business Notices. BJ" O T JAKE!?, In order to avoid mistakes and accidents, I bare made arrangements with MR ROBERTSON, the Proprietor ot the Royal Mall Conches, To Rnn Passengors through to Lake flouao, from TAURANGA. to OU.INKAIUTU, WAI ROA. and TAUPO. Tourists can obtain Buggies at all times at Tanrangn and Ohtne:nutu, and can depend upon good Coaohos, Baggies, Horsos, and sober and civil drlvorn, at Lowest Rates. ROBERT GRAHAM. Lake House, Ohlnemutu, February li, 1882. "OOTOMAIiANA JH.OX i.AK.E«. A IJMITKDNUMHKROti1 FIRST-CLASS THROUGH TICKETS ' Will bo Issued for . THE EOT LAKES, Tourlstß will have tho advantage of staying at LAKK HOUSK, Ohinomutu, which wiU be found the mot comfortable! Hotel In the Lake Dlßtrlot, No other tlokota hnt tlioso isanod by mo avail ablo for Lako Hohboj R. GRAHAM, JljN., National liiuurunco Buildings, 83, Qnoon-iitioot, Auckland. Auokland. March 15.1.582. ; I^l O X S A L E, At Lowkst Market Kates : Rosin, Pitch, and Tur Eorosone, Palnt,and Olive Oils Champion's, Hoott's, and iitoror's Gonalno Wnito Load, In wood Muntz Metal and'Nuils Largo Stock of Canvas, varloaß brands Wire Rope, from i\ inch tv J inoh Bolt Rope, liomp, and Manilla Rope, nil sizes Patent Windlass (wood), Frills, and Palla Anchors, from IB owt to 10 lbs Ohaina, from i Inch tc I Inch. Colza and Fish Oil. D. H McKENZIE, FORT-STRKKT. Maroh 18, 1352- IJiOR SALE AT KKEEMAN'S BAY E MI'IiL 8, Late Soppktts. GENUINK BONEDUST, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, At LowKsr Mauickt Rates. BONES BOUGHT in any QUANTITY, At the Mill, OATS AND MAIZE CRUSHED. D. H. McKKNZIK. Fort-streot, April 2Bth. TOll « M. H. A S h E T *J BUILDtfR, HOUSK AND SHIP JOINKR, &O, Fokt HTitKKT, Auckland. Having commenced business in the abovo lino, is now preparod to rooeivo orders for overy description of Carpontora' and Joinors' Work. Offloo Fittings, Shop Fronts, Counters, Sholves, Pressoa, Capboards, etc Every dosoriptlon ot work connsctod with tho trade, from Mouno Building down, executed on tho Shortost Notice, and most Reasonable Terms, FORT-STUKKT, Two Doora from CuatoniboußO Hotel. mo T H n PUBLIC. RICHARD IiEORGK, BUTOHRR AND GKNKRAL PURVEYOR, ReßDCcUully solicits tho publlo to try I.ls CHUICIC STOCK OF MttAT. at LOWEST POHBIBLK PIUC '8. Families waited on for Ordere. liost Quality Corned Boef. BhlnpluK Supplied. Noto the Address— MANUKAU ROAT). PaRNBLL. riHESTH OV DiiAYVKRS. Very Handsomo Chests of Drawers In rich Mottled Kauri, also Wanlrobesand very pretty Choironlors, at, very rousnnable prloes, for Cash only. The abovo wood boco 9S moro beautiful with aito, and in olwayu vory valuable W. NORRIK, Cabinht Manufacturer, Top ot Uhortland-stroot. JOHN PETFORD, hou3k and ship plumbkr and gas fitter. thk Cheatest House ih Auckland, „.,■» y I g $ 1 " * HIGH-STRKKT Auckland. JA MX » U U TG U X it, OARTttR. CONTRACTOR. &0 Goods Carted and Delivered from ship's ride ot Shortest Notice. Ballast Supplied. Nhwcabtlb and Bay o» Islands Ooal Also, Firewood (out and unont) reasonable.. JBJXKY BKA<JIS & CO. (LIMITED), WHOLKSALK MANUFACTURER* AND IMPORTERS Of sU kinds of SADDLERY. HIBH-BTKBKT, AUCKLAND. KDW. JNO. COX Manager. -\T o t i c a LI CHEAP H&RDWARK HOUSE, Karangahapo Road. FLAMBOURNE, in conveying to hli • numerous oustomers and frlonda till sincere thanks for the generous support aocor ded to him during the past seven years, wonk respectfully inform them that having furttae: enlarged his premises and received a largi supply of goods direct from Manufacturers, poi Crownthorpe, Arabella, Pareora, etc., he in pro pared to bell at vory low rates, to make roan for further shipments to arrive per Kerningtoi and Cambria, from London ; and Orient anc Mondoza, from Liverpool. N.B.—Caipontore Tools especially cheap. - OEK "EVENING STAB Mr Editor: Sir,—l Challenge all Opponents o Local Enterprise, bfl who they may, to Produoi any Foreign Compound for Dyspepsia or Indi gestlon equal to ROBLKY'B DIHK3TXVH: MEAL for Pula or Porridge DIGEST! VK BROWN BRKAD, and digeßtive biscuits j. bobley, 25, grky-stbebt. /vlßuj\ I'umatu sauce New Skason— Quality Guaranteed. To be obtained of all Grocore, 1/ per Bottle. Q. COZENS, Agent, 27, Queen-street I Bp I) W A bl3 aAIS '4 blf? ARCHITECT, BTICHBDRY & BUHiDISS QPKKN.STKKBT. ODLMAN'S fHOTO KOOMt XT .''HOItTLAUTD-STHKIiT, Tonrlats ant Visitors are Invited to Inspet Pnlmnn's Views ot the Hot Lakes, Anoklan and Bush Scenery, tec. The greatest variety < Original Portraits of Maori Celebrities in Na Zealand. PBOTOGBAFBY IN ALL ITS BRANCHED O B E X T W""O O D i BOOT AND SHOE MANUFACTUREI CORLEY'S BUILDINGS, Hobbon-STREET (Opposite tho Prlnoo Arthur Hotel). • KVKBTT DJE^CRIPTION OP BEPAIHB NK*.TL EXECUTED, A Trial Solicited. COKKOGATED XAJNiSS J, L, KEAN (liAT> Alitrkd Sifi'Sll, HaS for Sale a number oJ the aboyp, with Tai ready for use, at radnoed rates, at his She Klllott-streat. Largo quantitlaa of SPQutin Bidging, and Down Plpoa always lp stoo Verandah Iron curved at tho shortest notic Country orders will always receive hia prom attention. Lead washers always on hand. "SS o x r o j MB B. a. SANDALL Wlahes to inform hia friends and the publlo general that he has Opened the Butcher's Bh> Fa Wakpfleld street lately occupied by Fow and Co., and hoppa by keeping the beet qnul) pf Meat and strict to bualnosa to me: a fair share of their puppor^ q> SANpALL



j Drapery and Olothmer. CALICOS. -Splendid Family Calico, 3G inohos -wido, at Ca dozen: always Rives satisfaction. Sand for Patterns. — TKSTBR, Draper. Knrangahapo Road. FLANINEIS, Kianicecs, winter Dresses, Shirtings, &0., at Lower Prices than ever. —TKSTKK, Karanoabapo Rood. INTER HOSIEUY.— A Full Stock of Women's nnd Children's, at Cash Prices.—TESTKR. Draper, Karangahape Koad, J. & W. W ILLIAMS i 82, KAiUNCtAiuPK Road, Eavo Just OPKNKDI2 cnnoß Clothing, Drapory, ilolnto3h Conta, oto, etc, irx 'Halcionk.' ThOEO Goods aro Imported direot from tho following woll-known Houses :— S. & J. WATTS & Co - Manohoeter COOK. SON & Co London COOPKR, BOX & Co.- London Tho Patent Vontiiated TALKTHKB WATERPROOF COAT, Saltable fbr medical mon and othors exposed to rain andcoldi Those Coats are made of tbo best Oxford Twoods, and are wnrrantod wator proof. No Coat gonulnu without thu makers namo—worked in silk and Koldlottors—ln tho back, bolow the ventilating tube PRICE—FROM 178 Gd to £3. Don't buy your wlntor coat until you have Been thorn. Wo aro tho Solo Agents hero, and you can got thorn nowhore eleo. NO COUNTRY ORDERS SENT unloss aooom. panted whh oaah remittance, Reoelvod, per ' Haloione'— 1200 pairs BRACKS, at 9.i por Pair. Soo them, J. & W. WILLIAMS, Importers of Drapory, See, 83, Karangahape Road. xxr ellesijJsy housb. A, LOVETT, Begs to lntlmato to his Customers and the Publlo generally, that his WINTKR SIOCK OK Nh;W KaSHIONABLK ec CHKAP DKAPKKY & MILLINERY Js Now to Hand. Drees Goods in all tho Loodincc Fashionable Shados and Textures. Calicoes from 3d, Flan nels from Hid per yard. Sheeting iroin lOd. A Largo Stock ot 1' woods in all qualities. Blankets from Si K'l a pair. Kxtra Yaluo in Corsets, from 2s Gd. A Leading Jovelty is the "Flexible Hip "Cornet, very ooin fortablu and durable, 7s Gd. Now Styloa in Ladlea' Jaokets and Ulsters, Including tho Dolman Ulster. Ladioa and Chlldron'a Underclotblag and Baby Llnoo, in Great Varioty. A Choico Stock of Ladle*,' and Children's Hats andHoiinut:!, trimmed and untrlinmed: Flowers, lfe^ttlo^», oto. A Good Hlack Krenoh Morino, 'it 2i Gd yard; Uluck Cashmnre from Is. Country Order.] rooelvoßpoclal attention, Ouo Shilling in the £ Discount on all Cash Purchases of 20s ned upwards, Ar o V X T T, • JL J Dkapkr, Wollcsley-stroet, f "^ AND %\ A DEFERRED \ \. PAYMENT il V SYSTEM. _ I TAILORS, DRAPERS, AND OUTFITTERS, HOBSUN-STREBT (Nearly opposite Wellington-straet). Have a Wsrx - Assorted STOCK of the BEST CLASS GOODS. All Twoodß thoroughly shrunk before being made up, and lit and workmanship uuaranKxxl. The Dtferred Paymettf System has boen found to be a great buon, by enabling those with limited incomes to prooure nooessarles In tha easloat poeslblo way. INSPKCTION INVITKD wrocenes. aa. JOHN HOR NJL (For many yoars with Close Bros.), Family GnooitK, Tka Ukawii tc Provision Mkhchant, Cornor of Wellington and Nolson stroots (Opposite st Jamos's Church). Families Waited on for Orders. J,H. hopoa by keeping a first class article at the lowest Caßh Price to moult a shoro ot the publlo patronage. £ Al T> U R E X rpEAI GKOCKRS AND 3TORKKKKPKRB wishing to do a satisfactory Tka Tradb, will find it Grbati.y to tiikir Advantage to boU NKLBON, MOaTK & Co.'a, CeLBDRAtbu i Pork Liquoring Blkndbd Tkab. i Theßo Teas are acknowledged by the Preps and Pdmmo to be the Finest and Most Whole tome in the Southorn Hemisphere, ■ GUARANTEKD FRKK FROM ALL > BCBNTKD VA KIETIKS. NELSON, MOATE & 0 0,, Tea Merchants and bmndkbh. High-street, Chrlstohuroh. Wholesale Agenta for Auckland > Messrs BABER AND RAWLINGa. 9 I-J"OBSON-HXJtiiiET STKAM COKITKB 9 ri MUiLS. I H. P. GIBBONS & CO,, b Tba, Coffee, and Spice Merchant f Wholkhalk and Family Groobrb, '' Coal, Fikbwood, and I'hoduob Dsalb } h. p. gibbons & co,, , hobson-strekt. Auckland Oordialß. etc. ' rpBE AUCKLAND /BRAY ED L, JL WATER CO., COBNKK Or WkLLESIBY AND ALBKBT-BTRUBTB ; MANAGER, Mil fcGEO. n GLKDBIIX. Wholesalo Only, No. 53, Telephone Exchange The above Company in commencing bnslneee i. beg to intimate that it is their Intention to Manufacture a first-class article, at the lowest possible price, and being In possession of ap pliancos, .which no other firm in the trade possess, they oan, with confidence, defy con ■ petition, aB the following prioes will prove I— Prices from and after February 1,1881 Rt>. 0 r Ice (In large quantities, por agreement), , perlb .. _ ~ .. - -005 Crated Waters, Lemonade, Soda water, Ginger-ale, Glneer Beer, BaapborryaSo, Tonic-water, at per dozen „ .. _ — — — 0 1 Lamon Cordial, Pepparmlnt do, Clove 'do, Raspberry do, at por dozen.. _ I) 15 I . Ginger Wine, per dozon «. _ _ 1 1 ( j' mnger Wine tin bulk), per gallon ~ 010 I Qninlno Wine, per dozon _ . .' U ! Llmejuice Cordial, per dozen ~' - 018 I . Sarßaparilla, per dozon „ - - 110 I D* Stoughton Bitters, per dozen _ ..111 ' a Oruiißß Bitters, per dozen .. — _ 118 I BI Four shillings In the pound, or twenty pei w cent, discount will be allowed off the abov< prices fcr.oanh, or if the account is paid on oi before the 15th day of each mouth. If account: - are not paid boforo that date, the fullamouni j will be charged. :t, Country oustomors will be supplied at tin above prices, but all paoklng, canoe, and bottlei will be charged for, and a reasonable allowanoi will bo made for oases when returned, accordim to tholr condition. Bottlos and stopuors whoi ,y returned will be allowed tor at market prices. Particular euro will bo taken In packing' goods Customers are particularly requested to adviai the retnrn Of empty bottles by poat-oard, o otherwise, for canes frequently disappear In i moot mysterious manner' from the Auoklam S Wharf,' All bottles not returned will be oharged, as a market Drioan DO V, | 1" B, MA-K.RIOTT ie! ■«* »AUCTIONEKR, HOUSK, LAND AND P* OKNEiiAI, CCMK S 3 10 If AGBHT: — iCararjgflhapo Road, Auokland, fiT OUT.DOOE SALES ATTENDED. ~S _. _ T 1 C^ £ ler W. H. SKINNER, Ity ARCHITECT, rlt Has ta'iren offices formerly oocuplod by \t City Council, and over Messrs. Upton cad We, yuoen-Btreot,



Medical. MORE LOCAL EVIDENCE OF THB CURATIVE PROPERTIES OF PROFESSOR Z^IUSSCOTT'S Hekbal Trkatmbnt, may now be consulted at hi 3ad DRE93, Bhohtland-strkkt. To Professor Guascott, Shortland-strcot, Auok land. Sir,-1 hereby eortity that for ovor two yoars I was troubled with a violont cough, with a frequent spitting of blood and groat palpita tion. I would not attempt to walk up b. hill.DOr yot to lie down in my bod during that timo. I was unablo to ao any work, aticr epoiullu, a grcut deal of money oa doctors and obomists. as woll aa boing un out-door patient of tha hospital. I loat all hopes of rocovory, bnt BeoiiiK so many ouros you had oft'acted in tho " Herald," I woh advised to couio to Auckland and givo your hortiil remcdlos a falr>trlal, and I am happy lo Buy in six wookn I could return to tho Thamoß a strong, healthy man, free from cough or palpita tion, thank God and yon also. I shall bo able to rocommond your herbal treatment, for I enn speak for raysiilf, also, from Bcoroßl hnvo scon In your plao> at different times, and every ono spealiinK In tho hlghoßf terms of your tro^nment, —Holievo mn to bu. yours ever grateful, Frank i Southorby. Thames, January 3rd, 1882. | To Professor dußacott, Bhortland-alroat:Slr, —Vor the last thrao years I have been with thut 1 droadful complaint oallod aynpopuia, or lartiKea [ tlon. It did not mattor whnt I ate. In an honr ior so aftor my stomach would bonin to swell, I that I should havo to unfasicn my clotheu. Tbe food used to turn soarun my stomaoh. Then I would commence belching wind and gas. Dirty sour froth would hoarQ from my oheßt. Ihad to be very particular in' what 1 should eat, Kat meat, cabbage, or potatoes, or cheemt—thoy acted on mo like so much balm, in fact I did not know what to eat, far nothing would agree with me. But hearing of your Herbal Tonic, I wan lnduoed to try a bottle, and when I had one I wanted more, for my health was more to mo than monoy. I found moro relief from your Tonic and Composition Powder than all the mudlolne I havo ever taken. You have ef fected a portoct cure of me. I can eat now any thing as well as therost of my family, and onloy it.—Believe me to bo, yours ovor truly, Mrs Elizabeth Swan, Parnoll, January li, 188a. To Profosasor GuESpott: Dear Sir,—My case was bo remarkable ana my cure so oiicctual,that I feel it my duty to give you a testimonial as my evidence. I have been suitoring with rheuma tism for tho losi eoveq years, and a great part of that timo I have not boon able tb droes or un dross myself. For five years I was unable to walk without crutches. I was tired of my life, booause I was a burden to myself and family, but hearing and seeing tho wonderful euros you had eifooted In dliTorent chronic complaints.and a great numbor which I knew, which are not published, but I think It my duty to you and to the publlo, that a man of your skill in curing such chronic complaints as mine should be a household word. I was liko a man drowning. I was glad to grab at anything, but I am. happy to say that, Jthrough your herbal treatment, I am hearty and well, and oan go without orutohes as well as ever.—-Believe me to bo, yours over gratotuU Ji O. Dean, Ponaonby, January 18. 1882. To Professor Guescott. Shortland-street. Sir, —I am'happy to Inform you of the perfoot care I have roei-ivod through your medicinal truat ineni, I came to you on the 27th ot Soptombor la^t. At that lima in}' lor whs pronounced In curable ; but when 1 cuuiu to you you told me tbut >ou would convince mo in a fortnight, and I etui happy to say you havo fulfilled your < ptonilfO, although 1 wan mthor doubtful: but I wan told ny a f i loud of rulno that, if I said 80, you would not treat rue. My friend's name is Mrs Walker, who knew you in Christohurch. Hlio was also a patient of yours which you cured of the dropsy, lam happy to say that I have* dispensed with my crutches, and able to nttoud to my duuieotio duties. I givo you this for tho benctlt ot others who aro Building as I have boon for years.—Yours, ever thankful, Mrs Kliy Joyce, Newton-road. December 1. To Professor Gußscott,'Shortland-streot Dear Sir,—lt Is with groat pleasure that I odd to tho number of your valuablo testimonials tor the mlraculouii cure your modlclno has performed on mo. I have beon troubled with what some modloal men call indigestion, othors dyspepsia, but when 1 onmo to you on the 16th of Sept, you told mo that I had llvbr complaint; you explained to mo my symptoms about tho palpita tion of thohoait, tho wind on tna stomach, cold hand" and foot, the Bourno.<s of tho wind aud gas I used to bolch, cold ctailltj running down my baok, and, in fact, you descrlbod my feelings co mioutoly, that I was quite satlsfloa that you understood my complaint, and I am happy to say that througu jour horbal treatment you havo offectodaptrfoot cure.—Yours ever grato f ul. Mrs M. Little. Uobson-strcet, Auckland. To Professor GubbooU, Shortland-street. 81r,— I have beon troubled with neuralgia in both my houd and faco, and been deprived (rein many nights' sloop, and when I Bat down to my food many times I have bnd to get up from tho tablo and walk about without uvor tasting food, I As Hold you; when I applied to you, that 1 had ricd all tbo chemists In town, and I only got tomporary rellof. Whon you told mo you would euro mo In a minute I waa vory doubt ful, but am Imypy t' Hiiy you did bo. I ahould recommend any lady sulTorlng from tho sumo to glvo you a trial, as you told me, it no cure, no >ay.—Believe mo to ba, yours over thankful, Rachel Cousonß, Victoria-street, November 21. To Professor Gusecott, Shortland-stree t Its is with great pleasuro that I acknow lodge a porfect oure I have received through your herbal troatinent; I have beon troubled with eourvy for three yoara and nine nionthß. which I explained when I called on you. I told you I could form no other oauso unless It was through si' oping in a bud where some one had been feicoplng who hud tho scurvey. I havo always been very part'cn'i-r when Btaylng at the hotoU to examine tho liuon before going to bod. I have met muny men on my route who have got the enmo complaint through slcoplng in dirty bedii thu name ab I did. I also tola you whon I applied that I hurt taken a groat quantity of medlclno until my hnir began to fall oil"; but I happonod to soo your advertisement Btating that your troatmont was solely horbs. I havo known wonderful cures oll'ootod through tho horbal treatmont whon minerals havo failed*: and boing » bßllovCr in herbs, 1 waß very happy to place myself under your troatmont as Boon as you oauio to Aucklaa d, and I am glad to Bay you have eifeoted a euro on mo and-mudo mo a olean, Btroug, healthy man.—Boliovo mo to |bo, yours-ever thankful, Alfred Hopkins, New North lioad, December 6th. To Professor Gnsscotc. Dear Sir—lt Is with great pleasure I have In rooommendlog your Conic I have bean suffering with wind and spanns on the stomaoh for several years, and I oould not get any relief. Kverything I ate turned to wind, I oould not eat, I could not itlocp (I often had to got out ot bod and walk about for hours. I was advised to take cod liver and quinine and iron, &0., and all to no good. I had to Rive np my employment for woolts at a stretch, but I was advised by a friend of mine, who waa working at tho Union Sash and Door Company, to apply to you ,and that you would convince me in a week, Iwas rather doubtful ot this, afcor trying so many different medloines, both from the Hospital and ohemlsts, and other patent medicines. I thought It was impossible for me to net cured so quick and so perfeotly as you havo done. lam happy to say in two monthß' time you havo made mo a new man. I can oat well, and also enloy a good night's roßt, with many thanks to you, and ' hope your days will bo long in Auckland, for the good ot tho community at largo.—Yours raspocttnlly. Richard Lawson, Ponsonby, Feb ruary 2nd, 1882. To Profoasor Gussoott, Shortland-streeti Sir- As you are aware that I explained to you, when I appltoi to yon, that I havo boon troubled wltb blooding pilos for tho last ilvo or six yoars, as I told you 1 havo tried medical mon, chemlsts.und old women's cures, but never had a perfoot ourc nntil I applied to you, about six weoks ago, They u?od to coiuo down und 'bleed for an houi at a tlmo bo that I Bhould have to change my clothes, but when you told me you would make me worse before I should bo hotter, I oould not rookon you up. I thought I should havo to give up business altogether, it I should bo worse bul in four daya you convinced me that I conld glvo you thia testimonial with confidence, thut it flve weeks you have elfeotod a perfect oure or mo. I shall ever be a believer in herbs aftor the wondoiful ouro you have performed on mo.- Yours, ever grateful, Henry Marsh, Albert street, October 11. To Professor Guseoott, Shortland-stroot :]Doai Sir,—lam happy to Inform you that througl your herbal treatment loan safely' Bay that have received more benefit throngh your horba treatment than all the medicine that I havi ever taken. I have been troubled with aßthmi for the last live years. I was obliged to givo m my businees and coiae to Auckland for modloa treatment, and seeing >our testimonials and thi many ourea you had effected, and alto that yoi required no information and that you could tel a man's complaint as Boon as you taw him—yoi did so to me bo oorreetly, and thatis more thai asy medioal man ever told me before, and i gavo me confidence to place myßolf under you treatment. lam well known in Cambridge, shall return homo on Wednesday, and you ma; rely you will have many applications from tha district.—Yours, truly, John Hargraves, Queen street, Auckland. Profeßßor Gussoott would Impress nn tnoe who may do him tho honour to consult him tb» the utmost sccrooy can bo relied upon ; more over, from long experience, and a caroful stud of the human system, he can dqoido almost at {;lanco tho dlagnoßiß of the oaso, thereby roliev ng the pationt ot a great doal ot nervou nee and hesitation. 1 Profossor Gusscott lnvitoß the confldonce c either box suffering from functional dorang( mont. spermutorrhoea, exhanstiui; drouma, &( Professor Uusscott has made norvoub debilit and loss of power his special utudy, from what ever ohubo arising. He would earnestly linpra upon those who do BUll'er to seek immodlat advice and counsel, if they desire " an old aw serene and bright," Lot no false delicacy dote snffericg viotima from removing tbe cause < this blight to manhood. Tho strictest conildcnc rrfv be relied UDon ■ CONSULTATION GRATIS. Can bp oonsmtea d? lptwr. Publio Inspection invited to the large assor ment of BRITISH and AMERICAN ,HKBBi ; 1 Note the Addroaa— Professor Gtusscott, Next Door to Messrs Winks and Hal Establishment. 18 ShORTLAND-STREET, AUCKLAND, Hoon!i From B.»im, to a p m.



Moteib. OOYAL MAIL HOTEL, XV NGARUAWAHTA. ELLISON & LATCHMORE, Having taken the above Hotel, and having completely renovated tho same, It now affords the BEBT ACCOMMODATION TO WVIBITORS AND COMMERCIAL MEN,I** BAMPLH AND BAQATBLLK KOOM, Spaoiotjs Stablks, Loosk boxes, Ladies' and GicNTr bmbn's Saddle Hobses, Pleasure Boats for Hiius. PIiUKGE AND SHOWER BATH, WINES AND SPIRITS OF THE BEST BRANDS. BLLIBON & LATCnMOP.K PnOPBIBTOns. A L X F, R T HOTEL, Mtt B, C. ROBERTS (l'iiito of tho Panama Houao, Nelson), Having. PUKCHASBD ' From MeEsrs Whltsbh aurl Soiir ' THE LEASE OF THE ABOVE H O T E L, RKBPECTFOLLY SOLICITS THE PATRONAGE ' of ma AUCKLAND PUBLIC. And trusts, by cleanliness and otvllity, to share the same, hitherto so liberally aocorded to his predecessors by FAMILIES, .COMMERCIAL TRAVELLERS, AMD THE PUBLIC GENERALLY. B« C» HoBERTS, PfIOFBIRTOR. O A C I F I C HOTEL, JOHN GILLANDKR -.PROPRIETOR, Borh to unnounce to his friends and tho general public, that ho has completed to cxtonaivo alteration on his premises. Among the many improvements, he has introduced A SPECIAL DINING-ROOM, Under tho Huporintendonoe ot a well known Caterer. The "Culeino" will bo the beet the Beaton can supply. Meals at all hours. Best Brands of Wines and Bpirlta. Hancook's Sparkling Ale always on Eranght, Reasonable Charges. Excellent Faro. Civility and Attention. Good Stabling. VyARN E R ' S COMMKRCIAIi JJOTEL. CATHEDRAL SQUARE, CBBISTCHUBCB, W, F. Wabnbr Bogs to announce to his many friends In Christ ohuroh and tho adjoining Provinces that having , RE-ENTERKD INTO POSSESSION ot the abovo Hotel, which has been entirely renovated, ro-doooratod and re furnished In the latest stylo, he is now prepared to welcome hit old friends and customers. THE BILLIARD SALOON Attaohod to tho Hotel is unsurpassed by any other in tho colony, containing three tables specially imported from England to tho order ,' of tho Proprietor. The suites ot PRIVATE APARTMENTS, which are olegantly furnished and appointed, aro entirely distinct from the hotel portion of the bulidlngj than insuring perfect privacy; A novolty in colonial hotel accommodation will be available at "The Commercial" In the Bhape of a LADIES' DRAWING-ROOM, kept speolally BOloct and exclusively lor ladles. A high pressure water supply has been ar rangod for on tho premises, and the Bath Rooms are fitted .with ovory convenlenoo for hot, cold or shower baths at any tlmo. Comment on the quality of the liqnors sup plloi at the Commercial is unnecessary, na the collar la under the spooial supervision of Mr W. K. Warner. The hotel being most centrally situate, adja cent to the Cathedral, and within a short dis tance of the museum, Theatre, and other public buildings .and with a tram service to all parte of the suburbs paselug ot short intervals, rondorslt unequalled asaclaoo of residence fot ftunlllea or commercial gentlemen visiting Cbristchurch For the convenience of commercial travellers simplo roortiß will be available. An excellent -chef do oulsino has been engaged and generally no pains will be spared to make Tho Commercial the leading hotel In Christ ohuioh. Prompt attention will be given to telegtame ; or letters applying for apartments, W. F. WARNER, Proprietor. . rpo TOUKISTS AND OTHERS . WAIWERA HOTKL.HOT BPRINQB, KBAI AUCKLAND, : Has been recently renovated, and also nawlj appolntod throughout witb every modern luzurj , and comfort, comprising amonast other spool i antics—Hall Saloon, Drawing. Dining, am : Rooms en suite; splendidly fitted Medicinal am other Baths; Lawn torraocn, Arohory, Crioket . and Quoit Grounds; Strawberries, and otho . Fruits In Season; Billiards, Boating, Shooting !B °" LARK HOUSE, ROTORUA. 1 Systematized In the Bame admirable prlnclpli * as the far-famed Walwera Hotel offers it Patrons similar Internal advantages and attrac tlons, whilo tho surrounding Scenery am 1 wonder spots are beyond compare and o 1 world-wide tame, roouirlnst no oommont 1 in U li A X & H I A If IT 1 JD • formerly ot the City Club (lately of tb ) Terminus Hotel, Holensville), having- bough . the Freehold of the Whanoabw HoTßL.tron : Mr Cailler, begs to Inform visitors that no offta ' wIU be spared to afford satisfaction: ' norß6fl asii P'eMure Boats on Hire. t OALACB HOTEL, HOT LAKES i OBONEMUTU, ROTORUA. i trirst-class accommodation for Tourist*/ Tran 3 lorn, and Visitors during both winter and " lummer months, Private Sitting Rbomi. Smoking and Reading Rooms. BIUIiOB. r Ooaohes, Buggies, and Saddle Horses for Hit i Oonvoyanoes will meet every Steamer. I Important Noticb.—Tourists can m»ke a: 9 ranaementa with Cant. M. T. Clayton (Insurant. a Buildings, Auokland), Mr J. Kelly (Taurang« P or Mr wm, Kelly (Ohinemutu), for throng '1 trips to tho Lakes, including boat and ooac 0 hire, hotel accommodation, and all et oaatera U at FIXED HATES. 1 Trip from Auokland to the Hot Lakes an a back, on the above principle for Tkm Guinbj t ONtwiLLIAM KELLY. Pbopbiktob. ;' fiIELEGRAPE LIINJS OJf UOAOHK.' W. K. Carter COACHKB will run to c ollowing time-table, carry ng H.M.s mall I— ;' Leaves Cambridge for Hamilton daily, i „ 8.30 a.m. J Leaves Hamilton for Cambridge dally., t a arrival of Train, 2.30 p.m. ' Leaves To Aroha for Hamilton at 10 a.i :D Monday, Wednoaday, and Friday Loaves Hamilton for To Aroha at 8 ,t ' Tuoaday, Thursday and Saturday, 3 Booking Ofllco i GWynne's Hotoi, Hamilton : . CoaoKfMprletor, is' Livery and Bait Stables, ;e Cambridge. 6tjb March 1881. a c'e ' 73 Bi)WARD'S OUAUttCBIH TH j( X>. GOLDFIELD.-TIMK-TABLEV j 98 Leaving Hamilton for Te Aroha every Tuc day, Thursday and Saturday, Lnavlng To Arflha fbr Hamilton on Monds Weaneßflay, and Friday. . peal al Carriages provided to Order. X B. EDWARDS Llvptt anil Bait Stahlea. Homilton T^KW 'BUS FOR "MOUNT ALBEI IS AND WHAU, From Auckland— B1 om Whaa— , H 11.30 am 8 am *.3O Dm 2.30 p m On Saturdays as follows J— 1.30 p m Bam 10.30 p m 6pm W, FOTTKR, FfQprlalQl



j TENDERS- frp O BUILDERS, Tenders will be receivod until noon of the 22nd May, for the Erection of the Auckland Coffee Palace. R. KtCALS & SON. Architects rpo BUILDERS. Tenders will be received until noon of the 21th May, 1882, for the Erection o( Tw«lve Dwelling-houses on Grant and Foster's block at TeAroha. Plans and specifications to be Boon at the offloo of Mr White, Archlteot, Hioknon's Build ings, Qußon-Btroet, Auckland. The lowest Or any tender not necessarily no ctptei. B. W. HANMKE. T~o" BUILDERS. 'tondors will be received by the undersigned until noon of the 20th instant for Building an Klttht roomed House at Nelson-street. Plans and opcoificitlonsi to be Been where tenders are to be left. Mot bound to accept any particular tender. A. GRAHAM, Turner-stroet, off Upper Qaoen-st. - ipUNDKKS invited to Build Stable and i Coach-house for J. Mnwbruy, Ksq. Plans and specifications at our nfilco. SMITH ft ARNOLD, Architects, Old Coutcll Chamborn, Qaoen-strent. Tenders close at noun on BATUHOAif, 20th nstant. rilO PAINTERS.—Tenders ore invited L to the 18th May for Painting a Flve-roomcd Houao, Verandah, and. Fence, In Parnell.— Apply to J. Petrord. Plumber nnd Gaflfltter, High-street and Volcan Lane. ■■ . • : • Ifldubatiiqnai. ' A UCKLAHD COLLEGE AND GRAM- J\. MAH SCHOOL. The Sooond Term wIU commenoe on MON DAY, May 22. when the Treasurer will attend to receive the Fees. '■' The Head Master will be at the Rohool on FRIDAY, Mar 19, from 10 a.m. to 12 noon, to receive applications far adinißßlon of new pupllp. JOHN JAMEB, i Seeietary. A UCKLAND CO LLEQE AND t\. GRAMMAR BCHO.OU FfIENCH MASTBH. The Qovurnors reqnfre the ae'rvloeu of a gen tleman competent to teaoh Fbksou to the high est and other classes, and to assist In the gen oral work of the school. Salary: £200 per annum. Applications, with references and testimonials, should reach the Seorctary by Juno 15th. JOHN JAMKS, Secretary. AUCKLAND COLL EG 3 AND GRAMMAR SCHOOL. EVENING CLASSES. Next Term will oommencs on MONDAY. May 22nd. Clog.ea wl'l bo held as follows :— Latin, by Mr J. Anderson, B.A.—Monday and Wednesday, 8 to 9 p m. French, by Mr W. H. W. Nicholla—Mondiy, 7 to 8 p.m.; Friday. Bto 9 p.m. Amebra, by Mr J. F. Stoman, 8.A.-Woineß day and Friday, 7to 8 p.m, • English, by Mr. o. A. Kobertson—Tuesday and. Thursday. 7 to 8 p.m. .. . Aeithmbtio, by Mr C. A. Robertson-TueEd&y and Thursday, 8 to 9 p.m. The Latin', French, and Algebra Classes Bay, if necessary, be subdivided. Fee, for the term of thirteen weeks:—One subject, Us; second subjoct, 7s 61. The Bead master invites communication from Students f utlroua ot the formation of classes to , read—(l) Boms one of the mathematical; (2)' some one ot the classical subjects for the H.A. 1 examination with the Chief Mathematical ' Master and himself respectively. JOHN JAMKS. Secretary. E p o o l ii y, . , Mendelssohn Villa, KAUANGAHAPK ROAD. OkqanistofSt. Matthew's Cnußcn, receives Pupils for the ORGAN, PIANOFORTK, AND SINQING, At hla address, as above, or at rosldence of ; Pupils. A imrUr <nay be commenced from date of wirst Lesson. \m a, s\ rJ wooua. am, TKACHKB 07 TUB I'IANOFOIUK AND HA KM ONI UM, Addropa-C-re of Auckland Mtiplo War*. • house. : rpuis * kt OF oiwuiNG, : ROYAL \«. jlE£ jffrg OF MOBIO,' : •j ; AOADKMT LONDOS. : MR. GORDON GOOCHlßronzo and i Silver Medallist and Associate) ■ , ! having Btudied Ten Terms In this ! 1 : Koyal and National Institution, Is, In : I the opinion of tho Bovc.ral Profe'Sßors ! 1 ; with whom he was placed/duly quail- • , : fled to teach Singing.—(Signed) U. A, ! ; Maovaiwun, Mus. Doo, Cambridge.— I !, i 1879. I i In reforonou to above, Mr Goooh Is preparod ; to receive names ot Private Pupils for dinging 1 and Voice Production at his private realdenoe. 1 Albert Park. l. I Lioensing Noticeßt \ ' ■■ :: -.;' %.{ jj T ICEN SI N G NO Tl C.;E. i Pursuant to "The Licensing Aot, 1881," I. Jcha Chambers, Chairman of tho Auckland . K&st UoODßing Committee, do hereby appoint • Thomas Sk*man ProsifllßgOfflcw, FRIDAY; y the 19th day of May, as the day, ana the l.orno 6 streot Hall, Lnrno-Btrcot, Anokland, as tlm i iilaco, at which a POLL of the Ra'epayers ot I Auckland Hast Licensing Dlstrlet is to be taken, - to determine whethor the number of Pabllcariß" i or New Zealand Wine Licenses may bo inoreasixi c in the Paid District; tho Poll to be taken under I' "Tho Regulation'of Local Hlootionß Aot, 187 C n to commence at 9 o'oiook in tlie forenoon, and •» close at 6 o'clock in tho afternoon of the said j Ustod this Ith day of May, 1682. JOHN CHAMBERS. Chairman Auckland East Lloensing ', Distrlot. ■■-•" •' WHANGAREI LICENSING DIS TRICT. j*1 I, TBOMA^ DAViS, ol Kamo, do hereby give notxo that 1 desiro, and will at tho nextLicene r Ing meetiDg to be holdon at Whangarel. on the ~ Bth Juno nuxt, apply for a certificate author -7 ising the iesue of a Publican's License for a £ honse at present lloeneed as the Kamo Hoto', ,l containing 16 rooms, exclusive of those for the , übo of the family, - - , Dated the 15th May, 1882. , a THQMAS DAVIS.. "VTOTICE QF APPLICATION FOX A IS NEW ZISALANO WINE LICENSE. I, MATILDA FURLKY, of Qaeen-street, T Onehangs, do hereby Rive notice that I desire - ■ to obtain, and will, at tho next Licensing Meet ing, to be holden at Onehunga. on the 7th day ol Juno, 1882, apply for a Certificate authorising the lsauo of a New Zealand Wino License, foi promises situate at Qnoen-atrcet, Unehnngai »! Bated thls'lßth day of May. 1882. MATILDA FURLEY. )n . , n VV lIANGAREI L? C;ENS]ING D^S' n> »' TBIjOT.;. • '. I, JAMBS BHANDLEY.of Kamo, doherebj give notico that I dopire. and will, at the vex Liconßlne Mooting, to be holden at Whane^l on the Bth. Juno next, apply for 9 .Cortmcati - authorising the iaeae of a PnbHcan's Llcom B for a house at present licensed as tho Kxohann Hotel, containing U rroms. bxclusi're ot thos Jor the use of the family. 5B ' Uated tho loth May, 1883. kJ JAMKB SHANDLKY. HANGAKEI LICENSIN( DISIRIOT. 7s I, SUSANNAH H, PULLER, of Whangaie xl doherebyglve notico thatldeslreto obudo, an will, at the next Licensing Meeting, to t holden at vv hangarei on the Bthday of June nex applT for a Cor.iflcate authorising the lesae ot Publican's License lorahouso at present license as the Settiers' Hotel, containing 1Q rooms, c: elusive Of those required for the use Of M family. Dated tho 15th day of May. 1888. , _



Amusements. itS" ABBOTT'S OPERAH O U S E. DIRECT3R MR, J, C. WIIXIAMSON. This Magnificent NEW OPERA HOUSE, situated in Weliesloy-street West, built by Mr H. fJ. Abbott—tbo largest, handsomest, and moßt oomf oi tabln Thoatra in Now Zealand—will be opened on TUESDAY EVENING, May 23, By WILLIAMSON'S ROYAL /^kPEKA /COMPANY. OVAL V/PERA VVOMPANY. Sdbsceiption Seasox of EianrEEN Nights of comic upjcra I • When will be presented, for the first time in Auckland, a now ./Rjthetiu Opera, ontltlod "OATIENCEi J. aTIUNCEI Or, BUNTHORNK'd BKIDKI Written by W. S. Gilbert,; Musio by Arthur Sullivan, '. (Producadby arrangement with Mr D'Oyloy Carte of London.) SUBSCRIPTION LI3T Now Open at E. WAYTB'S, STATIONin, QdKEN-3TRKKT, Where Season Ticket a can bo obtained and seats secured. The Box-plan will bo opened to tho Publio on Saturday, May 20th. TKRMS Ofr"IuBs"cRIPnON: fi»/. O a (ii,«i. ilB tlnkots, .transferable.) ni ■« n Drcns Circle { t VlM}li) loioT: any vi K ht, i mm ° Orohoßtra Stalls .. .. .'. .-■ «3 12 0 Stalls ..,., .. -. fill fl Subscription Liat will cload Tuoaday, May 23. J. P. MaoOonalb. Businees Manager. Pi H O 14 A L U A L L. : . . , .-.Vi-MONDAXTiisD MAY.. fl ~,,..,,( , ,, GEAND VOCAL & INSTRUMENTAL CONCERT, : 'Given by,MR. E(oop, asaisted by Leading , t,t.i •,) t> ■•Arttstep. • '■■' ■■ '4 Feoqbammb:—' ■ Part I. L Part Song, "Annie Lee"—Mrs Revltt, Mlbs Walker, Messrs Corbetl and Blaydes 2. Song, "True to the Last" (Adamai-Mr ■ Kdmißton ■ ■ 3. Piano Solo, "Luola" (Kantalale Dramatlque) ; i —Mr Hood , / 4. Song, "The Lost Chord" <3nUlvan)— Mr Uiiooa'' 5. Piano solo (selected)—Mr Forrest 6. Song, " One Morning, Oh, So Early " (Gatty) —MrsKevltt • 7. Song. ■ Nil Deapotandum" (Blooklej)- Mr Btuart KN IHStrTaS INTKBTAL.'' ; | ; , Par Th. 1. Trio, "he. Carlta ' (Bosalnll—Misses Eemp thorne, Corbett. and Walker 2, Song, •"NonTomo" (Vatteil-Mraßevltt S. Piano 8010, "Last Hope" (Gottsohalk)-Mr Hood i. Song, " The Chorister" (Sullivan) - Miss Corbett 5. Sonar, " Swing on. Old Pendulum" (speolal rtquoflt)-Mr Goocn 6. Plo.no Solo, "Norma" (fantaßia JaelD—Mr Hood 7. Part Song, ''Good Night. Boloved" (Plnnuti) —Mrs Kevlit, Mina Walker, Messrs iJlay doa and Corbett. IIJKKT3: 3/, 11. and 1/; at Upton's, Eady's, and leading Booksellers. Doors open 7.30, commence 8. ~~~FOR SALE- IjiOK SALE, a fast sailing Centre-board JU Yacht, nearly new, with everything cpm ploto.—Apply to Q. Rlonards, Parnell Terrace. "DILLIAKD TaJBLE FjK SALE. Juet landed, ox Halclono, Full-slzo Solid Mahogany Billiard Table, with all tha acces sories necessary for furnishing a Billiard room comple'.ely, Including Chandelier. ARTHUR H. NATHAN, : i?, x ; ■._ , . - . 83, LowerQueen-Btroot. SELLING OFFi SELLING OFF 1— . Retiring from Business.—A good and lavt ohance of getting Cheap Booti; must be sold out by June 3rd. Bo be in time at W, Johnstone's, Shoemaker, Victoria-street; If OR SALE, a First-class Grocery JJusi- E 1 ness In Now Plymouth.—Apply to John Buchanan, Oaßtom-houae-Btreet. ■ trOR SALE, Lease of Allotment, Cus tomhoußo-street (opposite Gleeson's Hotel), with all Buildings thereon, comprising Large Workshop (80 i 60 feet), Office. Shop, aad Dwelllng-housa, and other Buildings. Also, Steam Knglne and Saw Bench, Circular Saws, &&—Apply to Charles Bailey, Ship, Yacht, and Boat Bnllder. , T3ESIDEKCE FOX SALE, for Sale, that Comfortable Residence, situate noar top of Groy-street (lately occupied by Mr Robert Homo), containing 10 good rooms, fitted with every convenience. Tho. housa and grounds navo recently been .put in thorough order. Terms easy. SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, ,■;■■ ~ . . Auctioneers. |^ U X S A JL, E. Freehold Cottage and Allotment, In Eden Crtscent;' fonr rooms and Kltohen;'water laid on.—Prioe £260.—Apply to Arthur H. Nathan, S3, Lower Queen-street. ITIOK SALE, in the rapidly rising town jO fhtp of Te Awamutu, opposite tho Bank of New Zealand, the Leasohold Propeity of the undersigned, with an nnoxplred term ot plovon years to run. On the above, which is the boat business site in the township, is erected a commodious Bhop and dwelling: aleo, a detached building ac present let,to a oablaet niukor, with a throe ronnit-.d cottage. Tho stook of General Groceries and Drapery to be taken at a valuation. Terms easy.—Apply on tbo premlßOß to W. Sloane. . |i"ioK POSITIViK SALii, at about half b? thn usual price, an Immense Lot of Hosiery (bousht considerably under value), at Holloway's, 217. Queen-street (aoxt to Howln's). FOE SALE, a Large Family Residence, containing 12 rooms, situated in Parnell; freehold property, gas and water laid oh; large allotment. - planted with frnit trees, and a never-foiling supply of well water. — For partloulara apply to »co. Slbbin. Auctioneer. FOX SALE, a very neat Four-roomed Cottage, quite new. with wash-house de .tsohed. —Apply R. Rcdtorn, Photographer, Qneen-Btreet, or Brown-Btreet. Ponaonby. iJ^OR. SALE, really cheap, - a Compact : Farm of 150 acres; about 50 acres in grass, part under crop, port good bush and tern; a Biz-roomed House, Stablo, Uow-ehed, &c; 2i miles from railway station, and' only 12 miles from town by good roan, FOR SALE, a nice llttlo Dairy Farm ot 72 acres, all fenced and divided Into padlocks, with good House, Stable, Shedo, and overy oan venienoe, and deep-water frontage. 10 miles from town, Apply to Jqhn Sopfbt. House, Land, and General Commission Agent, No. 8, Queen-atreet (upstairs TflOK POSITIVE SALE. That compart little Island, known as Wood's Island, abouti half-way between here and the head of the WaitomaW containing 100 Aores, with Cottage, good Orohard, and several im provements, plenty ot fresh water all the year round, and a good wharf for the oonvonlonoo of 1 steamers, &o.—Apply to ~. ' JOHN SOPPKT. House and Land Agent. 1 No. 8. Qneen-street. ■■'^'J li-. ■ p ASY. a ERMS. / IHEAP LAND. "VTEAR AUCKLAND. Grand Yolcanio Land,' pldughabie. fenced; oasy distance from city, close to railway, in go a-head dUtribt. FOR'SAt(K. Prioo, Teaionabloi Terms, to suit Purchaser. Fine little Farms oj . 7 and 1 aores respectively to be disposed of on Building Society's terms. The situation la ex! collonc, commanding a view pf the Mannkaii and Waltemata waters. A few mlnuteß" walk 1 from railway station, and in constant 'bus com! ' munlcatlon with the city. Tho Land is spoclalli 1 adapted for fruit growing at present, is a rare ' ohanco of securing gionnd in a rising distrln) 1 on termß which none are too poor to oomplj ■ with.—Apply R. J. Randerson, New Zealand ' loß"aranoa Bulldtngo. ; : -| (\ TONS of First-class Corned Bee 1_ U for Sale (quality guaranteed), in IOOIbS ■ 2031b8i and SCOlbs oa«ks, at 2J.i, delivered oi boat or rail. Also, a Very Large Stook of Fresl 1 Meat—Beef, Mutton, Veal, Lamb, Dairy-fe( Pork, Poultry, and German Sausages. Thl Atmosptaerlo Sausages, &c will be Retailed a , wholesale Prices.—U, Humle, Butcher, Queen i street. 1 i mo FRUIT-GROWERS, MARKEI t X GARDKNB-RS, OR MIL.KMH)N.-Block c of Land for Sale only, three miles from town Soli ot very richer volbanio, oleared and fenced quality not to be surpa^sod. Several acres c very flno full-boaring Orchards; never fallln . waterj i Railway i nns through the land, a poi tion of which Is nndor offer to Government for • Btatlon. Tho whole price may remain to a] proved parties at reasonable intorast, provide suitable buildings are erected.—Apply to j. ( Cairns, oare of (Jon^ell & Uoopar, Vuloan Lan^ r. "l^O " E » a^ L i l' f K.rv TONS GALVANIZED CORRUGM c j «^U TBD IKON c 100 TONS 01110 WIHB i okn babrwl3 knight & bkvan" aO\) cement. w. sTlaukib, 3 ; 10, WVKDHAM-BTBEBT. nEEUI S~EEPI SEED '"• WOR SALB. the following New Seeds, ox id """ " noman Empire:— . . ¥ Red Clovor White Clover Oowgrass ■^ ASyke Kapo Luoornp ? Turnip Mangel Linseed j. Uomp Canary &c &c •o ifeo ctovo will be disposed ot at Lowe Current Priceß. POTTER AND CO., Durtmm-fltroot.



AmiiKawentSt THEATRE ROYA L. Sole Manager _~ Morris Groenwall. THIS (Thursday) EVENING, Positively the List Nißht but Three o; MKNDEL3SOHN /"vUfNTKTTK pI.UH. KNUKLSSOHN V^'JINTKTTK \JhVB. ■ -■ Phogrammk.—Paut I. \ 1. Overture to the Foot and Peasant Snppo J 2. Grand Soere and' Air from "Dor ; freiaohntz' Wobor " Miss Cora H. Miller. , - 3. Fantaieio for Flute, "La Favorite i doVienne' _ Terelnok .:..>. William Schadk. : 4. Toma con variation!, Irom tho Quartette in L). minor .. .. Sohubert 6. Fantaisio for Clarionetto, on i 'Spring, Gentle Spiing' .. Waterson TnoMAS Kir an. ■;■■' Pait ii. 6. Fantalslo for Violin, on Russian , Airs .. ;. .. .. .. Wlenawski Isidoii fccasiTzt.Bß. 7. Plcyel'sHymn.tvlthiheorlßinal ■ i variations for Quarto-.to .. Pleyol 8. Fantaisie Bnrlcsquo on 'he Carnavalo' ~ Scrvais Fkedkrick Gihbk. I 9. Song,'lt wasaDroani'.. .. Oowen Wiaa Coha K. Miu.br. 10. Drinkinß Choru", Hal'ado, and ,i LiSleiiene,fromihooperaof ' , Robert lo Dluble Moyerbeer | (Arranged for Qulntotto). Kntire Change of rrnßraimnooanh night. 1 Prices -Dross Olrclo. 5/; Stalls. 8/; Pit, 2/; Children, half-price.. Bnocio.HoiniHf< i-Bchoola. ,: Jiox Plan at Upton's. 1 )oorh opon at 7.15, com- . moQCOfttß,' Carriages at 10.15 I ■■■>■■ /•JKfHAN rjOMK ( IONUKKT^ -J pHpHAL xr'^i/t-i^fi^sT, |trjsE«;(" j ~.' btibrtine.l,.':' \ "■'.\\' t ' '.;-^ QUKEJNS BIKTHDAY^RACES To be Ban 21th May, 1882, : ' [ v WUI olose2o|;h Mar. ' 8000 MKMBBBS_a:t TIEN BHILIiINB3. BtRTBDAY Handicap That)hbmknfs Handi. (Duned In) cap (Dunedln), n , r Hret_ _ ~ fi2so First.. . ... '".. JBIM Seoona .. „ 150 Second ' .. „ 100 Third .. „ 100 Third ... ~ M Others (divided) v 120 othera (divided) - , 120 - > ' es2a mot^V) • Grand National Btkepleohasb '- (Ohrlatohuroh), . First. „ _ _ £150 Second ■■'■■« .. „ J _ 100 •■■ Third _ .. .. „ „ _ 60 r Others (divided) ~ .' i. -' W0 ■ felW By letter only, with two stamps for replies. P.O. Orders and Bank NoteaDrotorrod. Country Onequoß inuet have Is oxchango addod. Tho Wora" Uoaror" muat not be eruaed, Uogistored Letters and Telegrams not accopted. Postage > Stamps can be sent, where one Uokofr only la applied for. : •.'■>.' l 1 Please addreaa-ADA MANTUA, ",- Core of Mr; Abraham, : Box 351, Post-olUoo. Dunodln. . Railways. \ \ UCKLAND RAILWAYS^ ! QUEEN-S BIRTHDAY, MAY 24th, 1882.. ; ; m I Farbb: Return Tickota at Sinßlo Kates (av&llable tot; tho day only), any Btatlon to any station, TE AWAMUTU RACES, I LOOAIi TKAIN, i A Special Train will leave Mercor for To' Awamntu aa follows :— . Meroer(dop.)«, _ .. 7.45 a.m. Rangirlri .. .. .. 866 ■ | ■ Mnntly .. .'. „ 9.J5 v _" i Ngaruawahla .. .. 9.50 ■ ; ■ Hamilton Junction ..10.38 . Ohaupo .. _ ..11.10 '■ ' ' Lakoßoad .. .. „ 11.15 '!- A ' '■•"■ ! ---■•Ng«rta;.--' ... • .. ...11.25P Srf oiitf ! Te Awamutu (arr.) .-.v.so : i ; ; Eetdkninq:,;-.' ;j '!.' 1! i * To Awamutu (dop.) .. 8. 0 p.m. . i: I .Obaupo .. .. ,-. f1.25s - i ; Hamilton Janotlon .. o. 0 ! Ngatuawahia .. .. 0,45 ' ■ Uuntly .. _ 720 ! Ranglrirl ~ ..: ...8.0 ,'■*''•■ * | Mercer.. .. ..' .. 8,45 . - • i A. V. MACDONALD,. ■'■■" ' ■ : Uiatrlct Manager. • Board ana Keaidence, DAILffAY DINING ROOMS, ■*■*' Qtbbn-btrhkt' "Whabp; WILLIAM PYE, FROPMBTOBi Qooa accommodation for Boarders and Travellers, at moderate charges. Cleanliness and civility are the characteristics of tlilijhonee. The table and beds cannot bo BurDussod by &ny house in town. '" v^T . Tho Proprietor has had a vary lone oxporionoo' as a Restaurant Keeper, and he feelß aesored that anyperson giviug his hoaou a trial wJU ba' qulto convinced tbac tho acoommociatlcn U ultordaoannot bosurpaßsed, ■; ; p j THK ONLY HOUdEON THE WHARF. Board and Lodging, £1 per week. Beds,; Ib.'.'l BEL LEV, U,X ~£|,o USE.' ■ • i ;■■■ OOBNBR, --■ _ j 7 /, ;.-.,. . Whakf-sxeekt anl OajukbohHoad,'^ : TACKANaA; 'This HBtebltohmont, Jnst erootod, containing IS rooms, with Bvery convenience, la iNuW1 OPENED to receive Visitors to Tanranga, who wIU £nd Superior AcoommodaUoa with tha oomfortaofuHcuno, , ; . iif . . Private SitUnßrooms, Good Bed-rooms. - ' •.. ■;■■; :;;';-" "'. vßtewess 7. v..^;:^,.:" ' A, Four-horse . Coach or Bnggv leaves after : ■ arrival ot steamer tMXaW^ "w : )■■■> • BODKLL,-..,.•.■.. Tanranga, Febrnary-20.1382.' Pro 'lrlßtot' - I Medical, ','■, " OHOULD BE IN EVERY HOUSK,^ CRAWFORD'S BARSAPs A R I h h A TON I O Is an Invalnablo remedy for Norvousneoß, Qlddl ncsa, Low SpWts, Indigeatioji, '■< Hoadaohe» Onronlo L Dlarrhosa, " Impoverished' iiloOi, .General Debility, Neuralgia, PlinplesJ",and Blotohos on the face, Eruptive diseasesi'cf tha akin; &c; and as an APPKTIZKR, it Btandfl unrivalled. It never disturbs the mostdelibte stomach, but in- most caeca greatly asalsta DIGESTION and ASSIMILATION of » NUXBIMKKT. j , BUSINESS MBN, GOOD .TKMPLARJ3, n 4 othera will find In it a long-felt want, a> a RESTORATIVE and STIMULANT -it 'svmt power, withoat having resort to INTOXI.OATING LIQUORS. To Pdbijfy the Blood, ckawfojrd;s sarsaparilla tonic Is oertalnly superior to inoet of' the modlclnea sold for this purpose, n»d by Its Jndlolons a o many a Borlous illnosa might bo averted, «rd hundreds save thomselvoa a lot of suHerina a ml expense tbay now moor through.Jiogieotinir' m take notice of many littto dteordßrntiiat*-tow doseß of thla TONIO wonJd speodlly remove; It 13 VKRY PLEASANT TO TAKB, and being oompoundodof only Harmless Drag!), may ba taken by anyone, however oklioatS, with . SAFJWy and BENEFIT. Prepared only by O RAW F O R li, Pharmackutioaii Chemist NEWTON AUCKLAND, Sold In Bottlea at sb, S&cb "l N ° ■—'*- 1 ' p".7iß TO THE SETTLEES OF THE KAIPAHA AHI> WAIBOA, POBa? ALBERT, ASD SDBEOUHDIH^ DISTBICIS. A Market for all the Fresh Mnll»t caught to *° Kalpora CftßnlnHr - -■ ■' ii'jftr i■■ *v.'.-" ] ■ .v,v, . . . . , ".'■-■...«.-■■■