The Auckland Evening Star.

Vol. XIII.—No. 3,631.

AUCKLAND, N.Z., THURSDAY, MARCH 30, 1883.

(Published Daily).

PRICE : OJS« PENNY



Shipping. 1— - ~_— TTNION STEAMSHIP U^^ LJ COMPANY Or NBVt ■v t>;^A(2*i A ZBAIiAND (Umithd). 'i ~ ~-~jL Timk Tablk— . I! ' March, 1882, FOR GI3BOKNK, NA^IJtK. WELUNGTON. bYTTBLTON, POtCX UHALMKKa AKt H) .UKF (rKOM Qpag^-aiTKgT Wginy) ■■ummm. Date of Sailing, Latest Train. Albion Thursday, 30 10 a.m. - KoTOMiHam Thurs., April6,noon — Boolcing Cargo to Tolago Bjiyj FOT7ajCa.K4KI, NKLSO.t, fICTON. WEL CINI4TOS. LYTTKLTON, AND WBST OPATT PnRTP FHOM MAWUKAU!. I'taauut Monday, A, 3, 8 a.m. 7.15 p.m. i'~)Tr~MKiM7iTi7'KNtt, Via OOUTH, Albion* 11'hnraday, 30.10 ».m. I'otomakar* IThur»., April 6,n00n — •Calling at flobart. f<<R BYUNBY. iIoTOHUA Wednos.Ap B,4pm — KOK LKVUKA AND BUTA. T u aro i I friday. 31. 6 p.m. I — yOK KU3-IKLL AND KAWAKAWA. I'AIAROA I Friday, 31, fi p.m. I — Itir Cargo muat bo booked and alongside One hour before advertised time ot departure. Paseasrn tlokets most bo taken at the Com pany's 1 ifflco. Auckland Branch, 109, Queon street. i^^^^,*" OKnCTT~INg. ■asflssataatal lha £ O uowlntt Steamships bf lonßlug to the Orient Steam Navigation Com urn 1 y.U ml tefl).and tho Paolfin Steam Navigation Ouinpaaj -will leave SYDNEY at tho under montloued antes for MKLBOUKNK, ADJt- LAma and LONDON. r\* Sues Canal :— dteamer. I Reg. Ton'ge I Date. BORATA 4.014 April 11 CUZCO 3,849 AprU2S COTOPAXI.. 4.028 May 12 ORIKNT. 6.386 May 28 LU3ITA.NIA 1 3.825 I Jnn»9 And tiio Borvtce will De malntalnea oy snn civ nil ik steamers at intervals ot a Vortnlaht, Auokland passsngen for Sorata proceed per Hotorua on 6th Aprils tfarts to London, 15 to 70 guineas. Snos Canal Dues, 8a In addition. Paroeli booked through to London. pMfonijars o"n book from Auokland at a through rate to oover Intercolonial tare and Uanafdnes, nnd so Beoure special advantages. Passages from London oan be grunted tn Auckland. For plans -mvl full particulars, (tpply, Ui (jondon, to V. Green & Co., and Anderson, Anderson & Co., Joint Managen of the Line; M to the Asenta in Auoklana USfJON BTKAMSHIP CO. OF NJB. 'IAWTonI, Qneen-street HtvQ'll|!iM T0 rHE HOT "SiXjfe-n SPRINGS, MAHURANGI. -s*E£BrMAT4KANA, KAWAU. AWB OMAHA. r.i.. m. RO3K OABKY, Ai at Uoyda. . W. SomorvlUo. Master. For Hot Springs, Matakana, Kawan, and Omaha-Every Tuesday at 11 o'olook, re turning on Wednesday, For Hot Springs and Mahnrangl—Every Thurs day and Saturday at 11 ajn., returning on Monday and Friday. No Parcels or Goods taken without shlppfna mote. For freight or passage apply to H. J. WIOKKNB "^^.S s> 0oR0MANDBI" H '$>$&' ifh e fagt M a favourite s-s." COROMANDBL, Oaptam, W. D. Hargrave, TIHE-TABtS. Leaves Auckland: Leaves Coromandel 1 — Thursday, 30.12 not a Friday, 81.2 p.m. Satnrday, Apr.l,l2noon Wsather and other olrnumHtnncos pormiiUnK. All parcels to be prepaid at oflloe. No. 9, Qaoen-« x A _ jj_ H< HWINDJJtY, Manasa aiMßt^ IHUKISASBD COMMUNICA .*3SS^*JL TION BKTWEEN AUOKLAND "3tr^**'AND NORTHERN WAIROA. Che Kalpara B.S. Co.'s s.s. DURHAM Now rnnß a Special Trl-weekly Service to Northern Walroa, leaving Holonsvllle after the arrival of the 1.80 train from Auokland on Fri days, returning from DargnviUe by Monday moraine's tide. She leaves Helensvllle again on Tuesday as usual. This oxtra trip will bo continued until further nolle©. W. LODDER, Manager ■U~ . QTEAM TO THE f THAMES, i>!3ffli?iPS* OHINJtMUKLWArrBKAURI. WAIHI, TE AROMA GOLDFIKLDB, MOR RINSVILLE. WAITOA PLAINB. AND GRANT AND FOSTER'S aKTTLEMKNT. ENTER P X I S E No. 2, P.S. TE AKOHA, a P.S. PATIKI From Auokland: From Thames : — Thursday, 6 p.m. Krlrlay, — p.m. — The time-table of river steamors to be aeom at Knterprlse Offloe, Thames. Farks: To Thames .. Saloon, 7b Id; Steerage, 53 To Ohinemnrl through. 63 extra To Te Aroha through, 10a extra Not responsible tor shipping, carrying, or dls chargingllvestook. R CQ Agents. -aam*i LJ'NSAM TO THAMES, CAJ\. SSttt^n RYING PABBENGERS AND *"??*?* CARGO, ooNNSOTONe with Ohihb uußi, Omaeu, Waitoa Pijlihb. and Mobbiw 'ir,t..w (Viatn Wißtriot). TIMB TABL*. • 8,8, KOTOMAHANA, From Auoklana 1 Thnrsday. 9.30 morning Friday, 10 morning Saturday, 10.30 morning From Thames 1 Thursday. 4 afternoon Friday, 4.80 afternoon Saturday, 5 afternoon Freight through to Te Aroha, 26a per ton. No cargo received within half an hour of afl> vertlsed Hme of leaving. ' „ FRABER fc TINNK, Agent. -aa^^Tj'OK NOKTH SHOKJS. B^fc' P.B. TONGARIBO. TIKI Table. From Auokland: From North Shore 1 7.10 am 2.15 pm 7.30 am Wpm B.loam 3.15pm 830 am 3.45pm 9.10 am 415pm 9-?2 8m IK pm 10.10 am 515pm 10.45 am 5.45pm 1115 am 6.15 pm 11.45 am 7.20 pm 1215 p m Ifc*s P m Wednesday and Saturday Nights. 9.15 pm 10.16pm I 9.45pm 10.4fipm SUNDATB. 9 45am 6.15 pm "-H 8™ Sl?S m Usopm 6.15pm V?2 pm a«SS 2.15pm 815pm W£ vm 5-f?SSJ 3.15pm 9.lSpm ?-^ pm 9>4spm Uspm 4.45pm Single Fares, 3d; Returned; WeeklyFamlly Ticket, 2s Gd: Weekly Single Ticket, Is fid. K. WRIGHT, Agent. *3S^ nEVOHKORT STEAM ">£§&&& *-J IfKBRY C - ( IjMITKI)(> ALTERATION OF TIME TABLB. COMMENCING IST MAROH, IMS. From Auokiand to North Bhobk—74» a.m.. tB, 8 30. W. 9.30, U0,10.30.11. t11.30.12 boob, t!2 30 p.m.. t1.30. 2 ISO, t3. 3 30.4, t4.30, 5,15.38, G 6.30. 7.30,8.30. 9.30.10.30,11.30 (on Saturdays 1 p.m. instead of 12.30). From North Shorb to Auokland-7 a.m.. t7.30, 8. t8.30. 9. t9 30.10, +10.30.11,11,30, IM noon. 1 0m..n.30,n, li 30,3, t3.30. 4,4.30, t5, 5.30. te, 7, 8. 9, 10, U. SUNDAYS. From Auoitxand to North Shorb-10 a.m.. 10.30 tl p.m.. 1.30. 2.2.30, t3, 3.30,4. t4.80,5. t6.80; 0, 6 30, 8.45. From. Nobth Shorb to Auckland—§.3o a.m,, tlO 12.30 p.m., 1, t1.30, 2, 230, 3, t3 30, i, 4.30, to, 5.30, tB, 8.15. t To and from Devonoort. Wharf (excepting at low tide). f rom Auckland to Norn hootb—t7.3o a.m, 9.10,110.10.12.10 P.m,. tUO. 4.10. t5.10, tB.IO, UO.IO. i'bom Northcots to AuozLA»D-t7 a.15., t8.30,9.40, U0.40. l.» 0 D.m., t2 40, 4.40, t5.40, J9.40. SUNDAYS. From Auckland to Northcot»—lo.3o a.nt,, 1.10 p.m.. 2.10. 3.10.4.10,5.10, 6.10. Fkom Nokthootb to AtronAiro— 10a.ni*, 12,40 p.m., 1.40, 2.40, 3.40, 4.40,5.40. t To and from Birkenhead Wharf. t Night Boat, on Wednesdays and Satardarß only. JAMEB BARER, Trafflo Manager.



Shipping. ITIAURAKGA REGATTA CHKAP HXCURBION. The Northern S.B. Co.'s S.S. 'WELLINGTON' Will leavo Queen-street Wharf TODAY (Thur day), Maroh 30th, at S p. in, returning fro) Tauranga on Saturday morning. RETURN TICKKTS IS9UIID AT SINGL KATE 3. A. MCGREGOR. Managing Director. S7. Queen-street. 1OjB& rV STKAM NAVIGATION Ck "™-pl (Limited). TIMB TABLB—A PRIt, 1882. 8.8. MANUKAU, Leaves Unehunga i Loaves Walukn i Mar. Si—Friday, Ipm I—Saturday, 8.30 a m Apr, Apr, 3—Monday, 5 n m 4—Tuesday, 10 a m s—W»dnesday, 7am 5— Wedneß., 11.30 a m B—Satnrday. Bam 8-Saturday, lpm 10-Monday. 9.45 a m 10—Monday, 230 p m 13—Wednosday, 11 am 12—Wednesday, lpm H-Fridny, 3pm 15—Saturday, Bam 17—Mond -.Ly, spm 18—Tuesday, 10.30 a m 19— Wednesday, 7am 19—Wedi es.. 11 30 a m 22—Saturday, B.?'J a. m 22—Saturday, lpm 24—Monday, 10 a m 24—Monday. 2 30 p m 26—Wednesday, Ham 2C—Wednesday. 4pm 28 -Kriday, 245 p m 29 -Saturday, 7.30 am For Manukau Heads, every Thuruday, at 8 at By ordar of the Directors, all Freight must b prepaid, \. CUNNINGHAM. Aoenl. *»£». jLTiOK LONDON DIRECT Xjjjejjff^ Tho WeU-k»own Clipper Ship PAREORA. AAI at T.loyds, 879 tons reßlstor, RoBSR' Power, Commander, will load as above, am have quick despatch. For freight or passage apply to THE NEW-ZEALAND SHIPPING CO (LIMITED), Agents. •SaaSsj- pfifIINSULAK A^jD OKI jS2§Sg£;jr KNTAL STKAM NAVIGA *™ranPTION COMPANY. I'he Company's Steamships (nnder oontrao with the Vlotorian Government tor the oouvsy anoe ot her Majesty's malls) will bo despatched „,.,_„. -j Leave I Leavo | Leave ateamer. •[ Byd , ey | jaelb'rn' I Qlenel; CLYOK (ttbont)._ April 7 I April 111 April I, INDUS.,, ._„ April 211 April 36 April 2' KOHILLA .... MayS |May> | May 11 And thenoeforth every alternate week. Route:—lt la Intended to despatch thaw steamers for Plymouth and London via Polni de Hallo. PassGngers for England will therefort not raaulra to ohango ste&mors. Rates of passage money to Plymouth or Loa doni tna first, and US socnnd-olaaa; Italiar ports, £66 first, and £40 seoond-olasa. Passenger! booking at Auokland seonre special advantagsa For further particulars respecting passago raonas and freight apply to ORUIOESHANK Jt CO. AoentSt IS, Qaeen-Street. Auckland. Drapery and Olottunff. \\T BLLJSHLBy UCUBB. Just ohcnik. A ffreah Amortment ot Ladleo* to Children"! Underclothing, Corsets, &lO.' Ladles' Nightdresses (boamirully trimmed), it 6d, iSe lid; Chemises, Ss, 3s 9d, 3* Bd. Children's Underclothing In great variety. A Large Assortment of Ladloa Corsets Just to hand in White, Blaok and Drab. The " Grecian Girder " Belt Cor set, aide lacing; this Corset is especially adapted for the present style of cos tume, tho Bide laolng enabling it to be adjusted to almost any figure. 2000 yards Swiss Kmbroldery Edgings at 3d, Id and fid, a great bargain. An Kxtenelve and Woll-Soleoted ntook of General Drapery at moderate Prices. Country Orders promptly attended to. Ona Shilling In tho A dltooant on all Cash Purohaaoa to use amount of 20d and upwards. A. LOVETT, WEM.ItBLItY-HTRKET. V DKFERRKD 1 IPiITM « N t J I__ BYBTRM ij TAILORS,' DRAPEKS, AND OUTFITTERS, HOBSoN-STKEKT INoarly opposite Wellington-street). Hare a Well - Avborted STOCK of the BEST CLASS GOODS. All Tweeds thoroughly shrunk before being made up. and fit'and workmanship guaranteed. The Deferred Payment System has been found to be a great boon, by enabling those with limited Incomes to proonre nooessaxies In the easiest possible way. INSPECTION INVITED. ■ vAUGAINSI BARGAINS ! — Ladles, I> bear In mind that Wllllams's Is the Cheapest House In Town for Ladles' Under oloihlag, Real and Imitation Maltese Lace, 811* and Lace Ties, Neok FrlUlngs; a nice assort ment of Gilt and Blaok Brooches and Earrings. cheap. Ladles from the country would do wel to buy their Goods at Williams'B, Cheapesi Bouse In Town, foot of Grey-street, four doon above Market entrance. Open till 9 o'oloct p.m. FANGS WORK OF KVEhY DESCRIPTION TAUGHT. - - 5 A A. STKPHENSON, c - In thanking bis patrons for paat favours, s § now wishes to inform them that he has £ 3 REMOVKD from the Newton Fanoy £ < ?■ Bazaar to bis NEW SHOP, opposite c m - Lambonrne's, Ironmonger, Karanga- I hape Road, and has NOW OPENED > | A LARGE AND VARIBD STOCK £ § OF FANCY GOODS of all kinds. g s 8 j LADIBo'WOOLS OF EVERY SHADE 3 g OF COLOUR. p . LABQB ASBOBTMBNT. g g - LltSßOaß GIVEN IN THM AIJOVB. r> a a. v THIS M. Bi MOINTYRE, Bread and Biscuit Baker, Karangahape Koac Begs to inform the publio that his Bisonlts Ginuerbreads, and all kinds of Confeotionerj are uusurpassed for quality, and thoronghlj wholesome. Families waited on for Orders Wkddino Cakes. Scotch Oaten Cakes made Dally. Concerts, Soirees, Balls, provided with re freshniunts on the shortest notice, and at lowes rates. pUB LI C NOIICJ TO MY NUMEROUS OU3TOMERS AND FRIENDS. Oa and after 10th March, my Katabllshmonl will be CLOSED at S o'olock p.m. Saturdays, 9 p.m. j, WUIiIAMS, TAILOR, &C., VIOTOHIA-«TREET WEBT. rpO THE LADIES OJT AUCKLAND t am now nrepared to receive Subscription to thf "HOUSEHOLD GUKBT MAO^NE.* put with JwnarySSSSSSwy Magaelnes, are doi l^ls, withoutdoubt,thebe 8 t value in mag. returned if not aatisfled with them. B. E. FIN OH, BOOKSELLER QUBEN-BTHKBT, AUC3CLAND.



Business .notices. MB S. X N I S H 1 LBegß to intimate to her old patrons and the publlo generally, that she has Opened Business In the V. CITY MARKET (THIRD STALL) QCKBN-STRKET KNTRANCK, And that, as heretofore, she will do her ntmoa to give them every satisfaction. JTkuit Of every kind in season, and of the boa! a" quality, always on hand. m GRKKNGROOKRIBB AND SMALL GOODS ditto. Poultry. To this branoh of hor business every oare and attention will be glvon, as she proposeE to make ihia the leading feature and with thai view has made arrangements for COM HTANI BUPPLIKB from thoroughly reliable Bottlers. 3, Country orders attended to with despatch, and every oare taksn to secure tkulr arrival In good condition. Conveyanoesattendeti to immediately on arrival. llerinotto will be " Small Proflis and yulok Returns Market. Auckland, February 33 1882. ■jiISHEK AND CO. (limited), Jj Whoucsalb Shipi'ino fc Family Rutohkhs, Quoon-stroui (next Bank of New Zealand, Auokland). — Poultry of all kinds dresßed to order. Prime Smoked Tongnos, Home-oared Bacon, Corned Beef on Sale In Large Quantities. — N.H. —Dealers In Same. Live Pheasants forwarded to all parts of the Colony upon receipt of order, Families waited on in town or suburbs. n p rKI M E ft CO., * BUILDERS' AND FURNISHING IRON MONGERS, Kakanoahafjc Koad, Newton '. (In thoae Promiiea lately oooaplcd by Bidding ton and Lalng), Wish to oall attention to their L,r«o and Varied STOCK, of builders' and Furnißhing Irouniongery. comprising all the latest Ameri can and tfnßlish Novoltles— d A Choice Selection of Register Grates Colonial Uvem, Kenduru Iron Bedbtoadßj(sins;le and Double) t'hildren'nCotf\ Tinwuro (I^arise Assortment) '• Enamelled ware, Brushware Washing Machines and Wringers Klootro I'lute. B.M. Teapots Paints, Oils, and Varmlahos, Spades, Shovels Picks. &q.. CofUn Kur»iture sofa Spring) and Chair Web, Spouting . Horse Nails, Filoß.l&a.lCutlory, Zino, Caps* it Furnace Pans, Ualvanised Tubs and Buckets Viltori, fto., Falls, Looka, Htnwii, Jco., &«. A Speciality made of Carpenters and Joinora' TOOLS. Goods onrefuUy Packed, and for < warded wltn Despatch. 3 ___ _ ! niAKKiS BROTSIKB, ] \J AKTIBT PHOTOGRAPHBFB (OPFOBITI UNION iUNKI, . QOKSN■S TttX BT, AUCK Ii A N,D, i Photography In the Latest and Moat 9 V&shlonable Styles. Kxooutod in] • manner Unsurpassed r In the Colonies. All Photograph! takes by tho InHTANTaNIOUS PKOCIISS. LABGX OOLMCTION NKW ZEALAND VIKWB i Alwavi on Hand UICIOJJIA HOUBK, H. A. COLSON, STATIONER AND BOOKBKLLBB, Viotobia-btbKkst, Auckland, Corner Of j Mobaon-street, > Diaries, Almanacs, Books, Hlrthdar Cards, Bacbeto, fee, in great variety. H. A. CQL9OK mHB NJSW ZEALAND TIMBJKK ' COMPANY (LIMITKD) Bog to Inform their r.nmiwous Customers Ui» they hare purchased the Hnslneas bltherto con- I dnotad by Messrs. Jagger and Parker, and that, In •ooordance with this arrangement, Mr, ' Jagger will be the Managor for the Company In ( AnokUnd, who will receive and execute all °rder"' a A. HARRIB, Chairman, Auckland. Beptembitr, 188 L WE beg to give notice to oar Customers that we have Incorporated oar Business with tho Now Zealand Timber Co. (Limited). JAGfiKR & PARKKR, Auokland, September. 1881. THB NEW ZEALAND TIMBKK COMPANY (L.IMITKD) c now prepared to supply Timber ot am eiurth and alzo at tho shortest notice. FRANK JAGGKR, Manager. Anckload. September 13H. DUvLIG NOTI 0 *? t. jTlphilip, Bubiad ft Biscuit Bakkb fc Conficotionkb. 1 WEDDING OAKH.S MADK TO ORDBR. NOTB THE ADDR*BS— ' KARANGAnAPE KOAD. NBWTON. Families waited on for. Orders. Our Pastry la a great smciamty; » T. J. PHILIP, THE UOVENTKY PIDTTTBIC FBiIHC MANUFACTORS, ! MUSICAL INSTRUMENT AND FANCY BAZAAR, 1 79, Viotoria-btkeet, Auokland, ' THOMAB K. DARTER, Proprietor, Piotnres Mounted and Framed on the shortest notice. A Choice Assortment ot Birthday Cards, Oleographs, Chrom&e, PrintSjlllumlna " tlons. and Fancy Goods. Pianofortes Tuned and , regulated from ss. Teacher of Pianoforte. Har i monium, a«* Cornet. Concertina, Melodion, ■ or Accordion, taught by my new method, for t 20a. Violin Strings and Fittlnga. ■ rrv ait kkotheksj i X iMARBLB AND KRKKSTONK^MABONH ! Monuments, Head-stones, Tombs, and { Iron Tomb Railings. IIfSOBIFnQNB EXBOUTBD IN A SUPEBIOB STILI, Pkiobb and Dbsisnb VUKK on Application, 1 ADDRESS I— COUNKH 09 RUTXAHD AND LOBNB STEKBTB, , AUOKLAND i Near Jnnotlon ot Queen and Wakofleld streets ! TNDIA AND CHINA COMPANY'S J A STANDARD PACKET TEAS. ! Packet onds and Half-poondß Is Font ; Qualities. j IMPBRIAL MIXTURE ORIKNTAL MIXTUBB. 5 They are distinguished by great strength, * agreeable briskness, and delicioun flavpur -3 resulting from a soientiflo admixture of the ■" very finest Teas that the great Continent of * Asia oan produce. The excellence of these Teas \ Is apparent by the large and increasing demand i that exists for them I n Victoria, and wherever 1 they have been Introduced. 2 ABKNT FOR AUCKLAND 1 ! JOHN BUCHANAN, Custom-honae- street. ' /\IL, vUh UUrC, ajnD 61ABB \J MEROHANTB. y^ a Phillipps & Son, '. 95 & 97, QUEEN-BTBEKT, AUCKLAND, N.Z.. ' IMPORTERS Of r PAPBRHANGINO^ ' Panel Decorations, GHiAtiS-FOished. SUvored, and RooKh Plat* Bnftltoh and Continental Sheet, Photo ' ■■• graphic Glass Shades. ' WHTTB LEAD, Colouw. OIL VARNISHES Brushes, Mixed Paints. Carson'a Antlcor. > roslvo and Patent Silicate Paints. MOULDINGS-Gllt, Stained.Veneered, tw Ploture Frame and Room Decorations, Fanoy Frames tor Cabinet and C.D.V. Pictures of every description in great variety 80KAP8—Photos and Colourod, ' Albums tor Photos, Swaps, &0.. &C fto. Out-out <w Overlay Mounts, all sizes; Cablnot and C.D.V. Mounta; Artists' Reanlsltes. W P. & S. having always on hand the largest stock of the above goodß In the North Island of New Zealand, are able to execute either whole ■ sale or retail orders on the most favourable i terns. Samples of Paperhnngings from open BtoXor of original packages, sent on applica tion New settlers in Auokland should inspect l 8 our stock of Paporhangings and Plotoes before i fitting up their new homes; they will find some d thing to suit the means of everyone. r* W. PHILLIPPS & SON, H QUBEN-STBEET. AUOKLAm). n fiTIITT da v i na.& a, W JL WOOL MKRCHANTa WHSCTS AND LBATHEB MANUFACTUBJKHB, * TMPORTERS OF . aaddlers'and Bootmakers1 Machinery, Engllsl '■ and Foreign Leather, Saddlery. - , A Baddlera" Ironmongery, Boot Uppers, Grindery. „ Hill Belting, Suotion and DeUvery ' y HOse, Bn., tas. WaiehonseS!—Vulcan Lane and High street Worksli—Panmure, Auckland. Oonatltuents' Orders Promptly and 0 artful)



.Business Woticeß. CUNNINGHAM & CO.'S CENTRAL Vj AGENCY. SHIPPING, COMMISSION, AND GUNKRAL FOBWARSING AGENTS, Office: 177. Quekn-strbet, Auckland (Opposite T. &S. Morrln's); and at ONBHUMOA. Order Book at W. J, Harst & Co.'s, 101. Queen street, as usual. For the greater oonvenienoa of tho Publio, Booking Ortloes (with storage) are now open as above, at whloh Goods are reooived and for wurded with despatch ts all parts Of New Zealand and Australia. Carting done In Town and Suburbs at rea sonable rates. ' JOHN BOYLA.II, C.K.J [ROBT. LTJNDON, CX. I BOYLAN AND LUNDOK, civil knginkkrs, Licensed Land Transfer Surveyors authorised native land surveyors. kncjinkkking and quantity survkyobß, colonial bank buhiding. AUOKLAND. ■jwr o t i c k, W. H. SKINNER, ARCHITECT, Has taken offices formerly occupied by the City Council, and over Monsru. Upton and Co.'a. Queen-street. DaVIES AND TBJKNCHARD, LAND, KSTATE, AND GENERAL COMMISSION AGENTS, NATIONAL INSUKANCK BUILDINGS, QUSKN-BTISKKT, AUCKLAND. VARIOUS PROPBnTIBS TOR SALE IN TOWU AND COUNTRY. HOUSIfS, PtOPKRTIES, AND STOCK BOUGHT OR SOLD ON COMMISSION. A UCKLAND TIMBER COMPANY j^L (LIMITED). GREAT BARGAINS IN BUILDING TIMBER. tsr Making Hoom, tk* IMPORTANT TO KVEKYBODY MOST INTBRKBTING FACTS I That ROBEKT TUDKHOPE, Plumber, UPPER QUKBN-BTREKT, Auckland, Can now supply cobbugatkd tanks, Poiwablk Hip, Plunsb. and Showhb Oaths, Also, POBTABLB FtTIWAOKS AND COWBB WASHINB Boilurs. at Cheapest Rates. Country Ordora ptomptiy attondedto. All Brnnohea ot tho Trade carried on In Town, or any pert of the Province. KOBEKT TUTJEHOPE. Vj JPERIOR OURRUGATED TANKB. J, L, KEAN (LATK ALFKBD SHABT), Has for Sala a number of the above, with Taps ready for use, at reduced rates, at hla Shop, HUlott-street. Large quantities ot Scouting* Ridging, and town Pipes always In stock. Verano»h Iron curved at the Bhortest notice. Country orders will always reoelve his prompt attention. Lead washers always on hand. rilO BUTUaJBKS, SETTLERS X FARMKKB. AND OTBBKB, The undersigned «re Cabb PnncKASRHfI of HIDKS, SIIKKPSRINS, WOOL. TALLOW, JKBBWAX. &c. fco., at Hlgheat Market Rates' Consignors direct will have prompt and Im mediate oaflh remittances returned at satlsfao tory rates. mEIiAND BROSi( TANMEB AND LKATHKR MANWAOTrrBKBB. * nnni,*»rp. "f\ L 8 O N T V MATO SAUCE. New s'easok- Quauty Guaban?ekd. To bo obtained ot all Grocer* 1/ per Bottle. Q. COZBNS, Agent, 27, Qnuon-Btroet. ÜBTARLISHKI) 1800. -Jk/T B T, TRAFV OR V, BUROKON DKNTIST WAwarueM>flTus*rr. wkab QuKKN-trfluna. Painless Sztnotlon oi Teeth by the Oxlo* Nitrogen Gas. Professional Hoars—B a.m. till t'p.ffl. I UflftWiißSOK. HOUSK HHIP, SIGN. AND GKNKIUIi aBOOKATIVB PAINTKB, SO. 8. WyNDHAM-BTBKBT. W 80APANDOANDLB MAMUFACTUKKRS, COX'iS CREEK, .KIJCHMOKE, OFFWRI O»KHAM-3TRKET. AUCKLAND, Os«h Purchasers of Tallow, Wool. Shonpnklnr, Korimww in Alone. VTBW ZEALAND FEBNS, J3 Unmounted, or Tastefully Mounted in various ways, JKOM 1« « P TO 120 VAB BTira, .or Sale by SRIC CRAIG, Phinoim-htrekt. FULiVJAJN'S FflOTu ttOOMS, ''HOBTLAND-STREHT, Tourists ant Visitors are Invited to inspect Pulman's Views of the Hot Lakes, Auokland and Bush Scenery, &c The greatest variety of Original Portraits of Maori Celebrities in New Zealand. PHOTOGRAPHY IK AH ITS BBANCHM. SUPERIOR COKRUUATJKI' TANKB. 8. PARKER HAS FOR SALK a number of the above, with Tap ready for use, £2 and ud wards, AT his Btbam Works, Viotoria-bthbet, or his Shop Wbllrblht-utrbiet, Large Quantities of Spouting, Ridging, and Down pipes always in stock. Verandah Iron curved at shortest notloe. Manufacturer of Lead and Compo Pipe. A choice selection of Chandeliers, &c at his Wellesley-street shop. Country orders will always receive bis prompt attention. Licensed to lay on Water, "SOL* TSIMRB OV THE IMPBOVID tiKAU Kpaa RiPßDfa. A^ N F U R V' S FRUIT AND PROVISION STORK. Pork Pies <mtrm> Hop Beer ding, 6d lb Ripe Peaches from Is per floz, BANANAS I BANANABI 3d per lb by the bunch, COOKING PEACHES, 6D. PKE DOZEN. ▼toromA-BTBitET (corner ot Albert-street). npAYLOK'S PATENT SEWI> G J MACHINES Abb Simple to Leans, Quivt In Action, Not liable to get oat of order. Possess large and easily threaded Shuttles, No DimouLTT tn getting Needles and Extras TAYLOR'S PATENT SEWING MACHINES should be Insnotbd by all desirous Of pro oaring a Thoroughly Good Machine, Also, to be had at Low Prloes, TWISTED LOOP-STITCH, MACHINES Of Best Construction, IV Agent i T. PEACOCK, OPTHIAH, Spectacles, Telescopes, Mloroaoopos, Barometers, Elaotrio Balls, &c Instruments and Machines Repaired. SHORTLAND - STREET, (Opposite the Post-oaoei. nOALI (TbALI COAL JWHAU WHAU COAL MOTES, WHANGAREI. OFFICKj NO. 8, LOWER QDEEN -STREET, , W, S LOA N F, AGENT, '



Medical. MORE LOCAL KVjIDfiNCE QW THB CURATIVE PROPERTIES OF OROFESSOR pUSSCOTT'S Hekbal Thkatmen'r MAY NOW BE CONSULTED AT Hid AD DRE9S, SnORTLAND-STBBHZT, To Professor Gusaoott, Shortland-atreet, Auck land. Sir,- I hereby certify that for over two years I was troubled with a violent couiih, with a froquent spitting of blood and great palpita tion. I would not attumpt to walk up a hill.nor yet to Ho down in my bed during that tlmo, I was unable to ao any work, ufter spendln t great deal of money on doctors and chemists, us well aa boingf an out-doar patient of the hospital. I lost all hopos of recovery, but seeing bo nany cures yon had effected in tho " Herald," I was advised to come to Auokland and give your herbal remedies a fair trial, and I am happy to say in six weeks I could return to the Thames a strong, healthy man. free from cough or palpita tion, thank God and you also. I shall b» iiblo to recommend your herbal treatment, for I can speak for myself, also from scores I have seen , In your plaon at different times, and every ono spunking In tho highest terms of your tre^aoeut. —Believo mo to be, yours over grateful, Frank Southorby, Thames, January 3rd, ISS2. To Profoeaor Gussoott, Shortland-atreet: Sir, —For the last three years I have been with that dreadful complaint called cyspepsla, or Indiges tion. It did not matter what 1 ate. in an hour , or so after my stomach would begin to swell, that I should have to unfasten my cloches. Tho food used to turn bout on my stomaob. Then I would oommenoo belohing wind and cas. Dirty sour froth would heave from my chest. I had to ba very particular in what 1 should eat. Fat meat, oabbitge, or potatoes, or cheese— they acted on me llko 10 much balm, in fact I did not know what to eat, for nothing would agree with me. But hearing of your Herbal Tonic, I was induced to try a bottle, and when I had one I wanted more, for uiy health w«s more to me than money. I found more relief from your Tonio and Composition Powder than nil tho medicine I havo over taken. You have of feoted a perfect cure of me. I can eat now any thlnK us well as thereat of my family, and onioy It.-Believe me to bo, yours ever truly, .virs Klizabeth Swan. Parnell, January U, 1882. To Professsor Gutsoott: Dear Sir.—My case waa so remarkable and my cure so effectual.that I feel it my duty to give you a testimociiil as my (svldenoe. I have been suffering with rheuma tism for the lost sovon years, and a great part of that time I have not boen able to dreßß or un dress myself. For five years I was unable to walk without crutches. I was tired of my life, biioame I was a burden to myself and family, but hearing and seeing tbe wonderful cures you hud effected in different chronic comDlulnts.and a great number which I knew, which aro not publißhed, but I think it My dnty to you and to the publio, that a man of your skill in curing suoh chronic complaints as mine should be a household word. I was like a man drowning. I was glad to grab at anything, but I am happy to say that, through your herbal treatment, I am hearty and well, and can go without crutches as well as ever.—Believe mo to be, youra over grateful. Ji C,' Dean, Ponnonby, January 19.1881 To Professor Gtssoott, Shortland-Btreet. Sir, —I am happy to inform yon of tho perfeot euro I havo rooeived through your medicinal treat ment, I came to you on the 27th of September last. At that time my lag was prononnced ln curablo; but when I came to yoa you told ma that you would convlnoe me In a fortnight, and I am happy to say you have fulfilled your promise, although I was rather doubtful: but I was told by a frlondof mine that, if I gaid no, you would not treat me. My friend's name ia Mrs Walker, who knew you In Ohristohurch. She was also a patient of yours which you cured of the dropsy. lam happy to say that I have dlßpfliiKOd with,' my crutches, and able to attend to my domestic duties. I give you this for tbe benefit of others who are suffering as I havo boen forrsars.—Yours.ovor thankful, Mrs Kliy Joyoe, Newton-road. December 1. To Professor GusiootVShortland-streot. Dear Sir,—lt is with great pleasure that I add to the number «f your valuable testimonials for the miraoulona care your medicine has performed on me. I have been troubled with what some medical men call indigestion, others dyepopala, but when I came to you on tho 16th of Sept, you told me that I had liver complaint; you explained to mo my symptoms about the palpita tion of tho heart, tna wind on tho stomach, cold hands and foot, tbe sourness of the wind and gas I used to beloh, oold chills running down my back, and, in fact, you doscrlbod my feollngs so minutely, that I was quite Battsfloit thatyou understood my complaint, and I am happy to say that through jour herbal treatment you have effected a perfeot ouro.—Yours ever grate ful, Mrs M, Little. Hobson-Btrcet. Auokland, To Professor Gusscott, Shortland-street. Sir,— I have been troubled with neuralgia in both my head and face, and been deprived frcm many nights' eleep, and when I sat down to my food many times I have bad to get up from the table and walkabout without ever tasting food. as I told you; when I applied to yon, that I had tried all tbe chemists In town, and I only got temporary relief. When you told mo you would oure mo in a minute I was very doubt ful, but am happy to say you di< so. I should recommend n»y lady suffering from the same to glvo you a trial, as you told me, if no oure, no fay.— Believe rao to be, yours evor thankful, tachel Coußens, Tictoria-street, November H. To Professor Gusscott, Bhortland-streot. It is with great ploasure that I acknow ledge a perfect cure I havo received through your herbal treatmont; I have been troubled with Bourvy for three years and tine months, which I explained when I called on you, I told you I could form no otker cause unless it was through steeping in a bod where some ono had beon Bleoplng who had the sourvey. I have" always been very particular when staying at the hotels to examine the linen before going to bed. I have met many men on my route who ha*e got the same complaint through sleeping In dirty beds tho same aa I did. I also told you when I applied that I had taken agreat quantity of medicine until ay hair began to fall off; but I happened to Bee your advertl°emont etating that your treatment was solely heriia. I have known wonderful cures effected through tho herbal treatment when minerals have failed-! and being n believer in herbs, I was very happy to place mysslf under your treatment aa Boon as you came to Aucklan d, and I am glad to say you have effeoted a cure on me and made me a olean, strong, healthy man.—Believo me to be, yonrs ever thankful, Alfred Hopkins, New North Road, December sth. To Profesßor Gusscott. Doar Sir—lt Is .with great pleasure 1 have in reoommendicg your Tonic. I have bean suffering with wind and spa<mß on the stomaoh for several years, and I could not get any relief. Kverything I ate turned to wind. I could not eat, I could not Bleep (I often had to get out of bed and walk about for hours. I was advised to take ood liver and quinine and iron, &0., and all to no good. I bad to give up my employment for weeks at a stretch, but 1 was advised by a friend of mine, who was working at the Union Sash and Door Company, to apply to you, and that you would convlnoe me in a week, I was ■ rather doubtful of this, after trying so many different medicines, both from the Hospital and chemists, and other patent medloinen. I thought it was impossible for me to get cured so quick and bo perfectly as yon have done. lam happy to Bay In two months' time you have made me a new man. I can eat well, and also enjoy v good nicht.'a rest, with many thanks to you, and I hope your days will be long in Auckland, for the good ot the community at large.—Yours respectfully. Rlohard Lawson, Ponsonby, Feb ruary 2nd, 1882. To Professor Gusscott, Shortland-Btreet: Sir— As you are aware that I explained to yon, when I applied to you, that I have been troubled with bleeding piles for the last live or six years, as I told you I have tried medloal men, chemlsts.and old women's cures, but never had a perfect cure until I applied to you, about six weeka ago. They uped to come down and bleed for an hour at atimo so that I should havo to change my clothes, but when you told me you would make r»e worse before I should be better. I could not reckon you up. I thought I should have to give up business altogether, if I should be worse, but in fourdays you convinced me that I conld give you this testimonial with confidence, that in five weeks you have effeoted a perfeot oure on me. I shall ever be a believer in herbs after the wonderful oure yon have performed on me.— Yours, ever grateful, Henry Marsh, Albert street, October 11. To Professor Gussoott, Shortland-street ;]Dear Sir,—l am happy to inform you that through Sour herbal treatment I oan safely say that I aye received more benefit through your herbal treatment than all the medicine that I have aver token. I have been troubled with asthma lor the laßt five yeara. I was obliged to give up my business and come to Auokland for medloal treatment, and seeing j our testimonials and tho i many ourea yon had effeoted, and also that you required no information and that you could tell a man's complaint as soon as you Eaw him—yon did so to me so correctly, and that is more than any medloal man ever told me before, and it gave me confidence to place myself under your treatment. lam well known in Cambridge. I shall return home on Wednesday, and you may rely you will have many applications from that district.—Yours, truly, John Hargrayes, Queen street, Auckland, Professor Gusscott would impress on those who may do him the honour to consult him that the utmost eecreoy oan be relied upon ; more over, from long experience, and a careful study of the human system, he oan deoido almost at a glance the diagnosis of the case, thereby reliev ing tbe patient of a great deal of nervou net 8 and hesitation. Professor Gusscott Invites the confidence of either sex suffering from functional derange ment, spermatorrhoea, exhausting dreams. &c. Professor Gusscott has made nervous debility and loss of power his special study, from what ever cause arisirg. He would earnestly impress upon those wh> do suffer to seek immediate advice and counsel, if they desire " an old age, serene and bright." Let no false delicacy deter suffering victims from removing the cause of this blight to manhood. The strictest confidence may be relied upon. CONSULTATION GRATIS. Can be consulted Dy letter. Publio inspection invited tolthe large assort. Note the Address— [Professor Gtusscott, Next Door to Messrs Winka and Hall a Establishment, SHOMXAND-STBBET, AUCKLAND! IHonrflii FK>m9Mn,toßPimj



f or Sale, 4 BONA FIDE OFFER.-Thr«e Fine cv Allotments in Ponsonby for sale. The land ia first-class, magnificent view ot water, level, ana the best on the block, beini; corner lots, on main road; is a good site for hall or church. Will be sold for 35s per foot tor cash, or cart payment and balance as sgreed.—Apply Datton Bros., Quean-itreet. IT OK HALE, House of Seven Rooms V and bath-room in Exmonth-street (usar Falrburn'a psdrtock), with ITreehold Allotment in Dnndonald-street j a cheap property.—Apply J. Kyan, Painter, Karangahapo Koua. FOR SALE, Two l^irst-class Large Iron Tanks, with tops complete (cheap).— Apply to Publlahar, Star Offloe. IN THE ASSIGNED KSTATtf OF JOHN T. SMITH. FOR SALE, the Lease. Good-will, and Furni ture of the KXCHANGK HOTKL, Queen street, Auokland,—For particulars, apnly to tho Truetees, at the office of J, M, and J. Mowbray, 12, Queen-atreot. JjIOK SALfc', at a moderate price, a B thorough Rood substantial Bugpy ; lit for a famHy.builtbyCouain and|Atkin,anoiorlKlnaliy cost about a7O-Apply to Mr Kdward Lewis. Custom-houeo-streot. tpi()K SA.LK, New Koat, suitable for X' ploasuroor carrying purposes; measures 20ft by sft lOln beam, and 2(t Sin depth; sup plied with auh oaru. djw aa'ls, and fitted with brans work. Strongly built, and will oarry three tons.—Apply by letter to F.R.A.. Stab Office. SPLBNDID OPPORTUNITY FOR INVESTING IN A FIHST-OLASS HOTKL PROPKRTY AT CAMBRIDGE. FOR SALE, Tho LEABK of the NATIONAL HOTKL, Cam bridge, together with the Furniture and every thing appurtaiuing to the Property, Immediate poaaession can bo given. This Hotel is probably doing the Largest Busines? in the Waikato, and is replete with Kvory Convenience. For .'further particulars, apply to Mr Audus R&;nes, the present propiletor, or to KDWAKD LKWIS, Cmtom-house-street, Auckland. j/l O R POSI FIVJE SALJS. That compact little Island, known as Wood's Island, about] half-way between here and the head of the waltemata. containing 100 Acres, with Cottage, good Orchard, and several im provements, plenty of fresh water all the year round, nnd a good wharf for the convenience of steamers, &o,—Apply to JOHN SOPPET, House and Land Agent. No. 8, Queen-street. JjAOR IMMEDIATE SALE, In centre of V city, two Houses, four and five rooms each, with allottment, 66 z 143, and sufficient frontage to build four shops remaining, Price, £600.-Apply to H. Partlngton, Stlohbury'g Buildings, Queen-street. EOUKY NOOK; NEW NORTH BOAD.-Housrs and Allotments.-Asthe Sale is proceeding ravidly, and a considerable number of Allotments have already been dis posed of, early application should ba made at my office, where plans can be seen and particu lars obtained.— V. G, Ewinoton. OK SALE, tDe tiie-ton yacht M'LKS, with all eails (new), anohor and chain, gear and dingy, oomplate.—Apply tt Mr llaul taln, at JaOsonand Kuasell'fl, fort-Btreet. XrORTHCOTE LAND, ESTATE, AND ll GENERAL COMMISSION AGENCY, No. 10, South British Inscranoe Chambers.— Choice Building Sites to be Sold or Let on long Building Leases. Assistance to Build, If required,—l. Korgl.am, Agent, residing High burry, Northoote. |i\OR SALE, a First-class Confectionery V Business doing a wholesale and retail oath trade, situated in Queen-streot, with Ma ohlnsry and all other applianoos for carrying on the same. Only principals dealt with.— Apply at the Stab offloe. I^IHbT-CLASS BUSIKEaS OPENING. We have a capital COUNTRY BUSINEBS placed ia our bands for ilsposal, either by tale of freehold or on lease at a very moderate rent. If In tho latter oase £260 capital would be ample. The premises are situate In the centra of a pros perous township, and are with every conven ience. In addition to a General Storokeoplng Busi ness, now averaging £70 per week, there is a Bakery and eultable promises for a Butcher's Shop, which can be sub-let or carried on in con nection with the Store. In the ham a of a steady and energetlo man, with bußlneis capabilities, this is a rare ohanoe for a start. Satisfactory reasons given for its , disposal by present owner. Further particulars on application. U D. NATHAN & CO. 1/iOUU HOUSHS AND SEVERAL A? CHEAP BUILDIN G BITKB ON VOLCANIC Land.—Prioo low; terms oaßy.—The Rooky Nook Estate, now divided Into building allot ments, contains some very choioe Bites for persona desiring to live quietly near town. The property is within easy walking distance, and b'Jßaoa paaa the corner throughout the day. A great portion of the land is planted with orna mental trees and uhrubs, and the land will for oortain be a good investment. Tho well-known healthful qunllties of volcanic land have created Btich a demand for it thin there U very little to bo got within walking distance from tow«. All tho Kooky Nook Allotments will soon be disposed of, so no tlmo Bhonlrt be lost in securing a site fur a residence or place of business. F. G. EWINGTONI 81, Queen-street. ONSONBY,—A new and very pretty Vsrnndah Cottage tt 5 rooms, allotment, tank, .5t0,, all complete, and In flrat oloss order. Very cheap. £620.— U. F. Evans, Kstate Agent, Queen-street, 127 HANUSOME VILLA. KESIDEJNCE, in nrst-cldBS order. The Bouse stands high, commands a grand view, and is sur rounded by a splendid garden fully stocked with fruit trcon,flowerp.Btc., etc. The aspeot is north cußt-rl}-. and well sheltered. Situated In Poo sonby, next to Hey. Mr Runolm&n'e. and having a frontage of 132 feet to O'( :onnoll-atract, which: could (If desired) be sub-divided to advantage. —D. F. Kvans.l Kstate Agent.Qoeen-iitreet, 431) Jj'OK SALE, really cheap, a L'ompact 1' Farm of 150 acres; about 50 acres in grass, part trader orop, part good bush and fern; a ■iix-rnonied House, Stable, Cow-shed, &o.: 2J miles from railway station, and only 12 miles from town by good roart, FOR BALK, a nice little Dairy Farm of 72 acres,' all fenced and divided Into padUocks, with good House, Stable, Sheds, and every con venience, and deep-water frontage, 10 miles from town. Aprly to John Sopfet, House, Land, and General Commission Agent, No. 8, Qneen-street (npßtairs U\ O R SALE, " STATIONERY AND FANOY GOODS BUSINESS. The undersigned ofter for sale the stock-in trade In the estate of James Stuart, Cambridge, waikato. consisting of Books, Stationery, Music, Fanoy Goods, &a; also the goodwill and lease of premises, situated In the best posi tion In Cambridge. Immediate possession oan be givon. Stock sheets and mil particulars of N. G. LENNOX) T-nntfln. ARTHUR H. NATHAN ( "Tlßlßoll' LJEEDI SEEDI PiSEDI FOR SALE, the following New Seeds, ez Homan Empire.:— Red Clover white Clover Cowgrass Aleyko Raps Lucerne Turnip Mangel Linseed Hemp Canary &0., &o. The above will be disposed of at Lowest Current Prices. POTTER AND CO., Durham-street. ™ O R SALE, At Lowest Market Ratks : Rosin, Pitch, and Tar Kerosene, Paint.and Olive Oils Champion's, Scott's, and Btoror's Genuine Whtte Lead, in wood Mnntz Metal and Nails Large Stock of Canvas, various brands Wire Rope, from i\ inoh to J inch Bolt Rope, Hemp, and Manilla Rope, all Patent Wlndlasß (wood), Frills, and Palls Anchors, from 16 owt to 10 lbs Chains, from 1 inoh to \ inch, D. H. McKENZIE, FORT-BTRBET. March 18, 1832. -VTOTICE OF REMOVAL, GEORGB KENT, Baker, Newmarket, In thanking his customers and tbe general publio for their patronage during the last 11 years, begs to inform them that he has now RKMOVKD to Eyber Pass Road, opposite Mr hiohards's, Butoher. where he hop«s to receive ft continu ance of their support. Weddißg, Christening.and Birthday Cakes made to order on the shortest notice. Families waited on for orders dally. G KENT, Baker, Kyber Pans Road (opposite Mr Rlohardß'B. Botoher. . E h LEV U E HOUSE. CORN SB, Wharf-street ani. Cambbon Road, Tauranga, This Establishment, just erected, containing 25 rooms, with every convenience, IS NOW OPENED to receive Visitors to Tauranga, who will find Superior Accommodation, with the comforts of a Home. Private Sitting-rooms, Good Bed-rooms." Stables. A Four-horse Coach or Buggy leaves after arrival of steamer tor Lakes. BODELL, Proprietor, Tauranga, February 30,1882,



Public woticea. Easter Cardsi EASTBR CARDS I THE ONDEBBIGNED HAS JUSTJ OPBNED, Xx Orient Steamer, A CHOIOE ASSORTMENT or EASTER CARDS, BIRTHDAY CARDS, &&, &c, fto,, ALIi OF WHICH HE IS NOW OFFBBINQ AT THE LOWEST KATES. Jg DWA X D yp AYT X, IMPORTER OF BOOKS & STATIONERY, 100, QUBItN-BTUKKT, AUOKLAKD. jl/TiBSRS. Jffi. MITCHELSON & CO,, KAURI GUM AND GRAIN MERCHANTS, Having INCREASED their PREMISES at HO. 19, (JOEEN-STJHJET WHABF, Are prepared to STORE GOODS AT LOW RATES. m O THE PUBLIC, MILK! MILK Pure New Milk, nt 4d per quart, delivered twice daily. Devonshire Cream, Fresh Butter,' and Cream Cheese. Devonshire Dairy. Karanga-, tape Road; London Dairy, foot ot Grey-street. Hotels, Restaurants, and other large consumers at Special Prloes. The Proprietors solicit a trial. ■ THO TbE PUBLIC Da PoUOHB'a CBLBBSATED VBKVOB BBIIr LIANT AND HOUSEHOLD FRIEND. . This mixture will «1 ye a bright polish In a few minutes to all kinds of Furniture. It oan also be used on paintwork. It will destroy all Insects in wood and preserve it from decay. Price, 1/B.—Waltkb Bat he, Wholesale Agent, Kyber Pass. QAM UE L Vi COLLINS, HOUSE, LAND, ESTATE, & FINANCIAL AGENT, HIGH-STREET, AUCKLAND, LOANS AND MORTGAGES NEGOTIATED. For Sale, on terms to suit purchasers, Houses and allotments of various sizes, in Beroaford street, Hepburn - street, Wellington-street, Wolfe-street, East-street, Grafton Road, Bymonds-fltreet. Allotments Bought and Money Advanced for Building; may be repaid by -weekly or monthly instalments Shares Bought and Bold. Wanted Known, last week or C. B 800 X X 8" CLEARING-OUT SALE. GREAT BARGAINS 11 CALL EARLY I I ! fi T»ROOKES,I"BLUB BOOT" (opposite \J' iJROOKES,/ Oarliok & OranwoU'n, QUEKN-STREKT. THAMES CARRIAGE AND DRAY J. FACTORY. JAMES MACK.IE, PBOPBIBTOB, YICrOKIA-STBEET EAST, Auckland. Bepain of every desorlpUon In Wood and Iron ritatly executed on the shortest notloo. Springs made and repaired. Always on hand, a large quantity of Lamps, also Ironbark Shafts nd Spokes, Red Gum Felloei, and Hobart 'own Hardwood, N.B.- Country ordara panotnall. attended tq lia OTICE Of REMOVAL. MRS. MURPHY (relict of the late Captain Thomas Murphy) begs to inform her numerous customers and the publio generally that she has Removed from Napier-street to more Central and Larger Premises in HOB3ON-BTHBET (next door to Munro and Mllllgan). where aha hopes by prompt attention to orders, combined with moderate charges, to secure a continuance of their patronage and support. N.B.—DreBS and Mantlemaklnß, also Millin ery in all Its branohes. Country and Mourning Orders promptly attended to. ; 1. SKINNER & SON, • BUILDERS, CARPENTERS, and JOINERS. Vuloan Lane. All Branches of the Building Trade exeonted by Experienced Workmen, Shop Fronts, Office Fittings, &o. K» R U 1 T S X A 8 O N.! Important to Storekeepers and Parties Pre serving. — Edward Lewis, of Cnstom-honse stroot. has just opened a Large and Varied As sortment of Jam Jan and Jelly Cans for Pro-1 serving purposes; also, Five Orates Stoneware. Jars suitable for Butter Crooks and Bread Pans, &o. T7ISBENCE OF LEMON. TO CHEMISTS & DRUGGISTS, CORDIAL MAKERS AND OTHERS. New Season's Rssence of Lemon just landed, First Quality. Prioe, by th<i Winoheeter Quart* 18s per pound j by the single pound, 17s, KEMPTHORNE. PROS9ER & CO.'S NEW ZEALAND DRUG COMPANY (LIMITED), TVTOTICjs OF REMOVAL, E H. PERCy, BAKKR AND CONFKCTIONEK, Begs to inform his cußtomerg and friends, and the publio generally, that he is removing! from his present residence, situate in Pits-street, to those premlces recently ocoupled by Mr Heath, formerly ot Wakefleld-etreet. Mr Percy, in returning thanks for the liberal support recently accorded, respootfully aollolto a oontlnnan«6 ot part favours. mUE FRENCH BAKERY. VT, 3. EVANS (LATH MrNBVn), Hobson-streot, BREAD AND BISCUIT BAKKR AMD CONFECTIONER. Wedding Cakes made to orfter. MY PASTRY IS A SPECIALITY. A trial solicited. OUB L 1 C NOTI 08. R. Vr."EOBmSON, Baeeb asd OomneoTioNXK. BegS to announce that he t»M reoenjy taken i over the Windsor Store. Lennox's BnlMJngs. Pittfltraet, formerly carried on by Mr A. Tl. Carter, and trusts, by olvillty nnd attention, to merit a share of patrocage from the families of iesnrroundingdStrict. Wedding and Ohriaton lng Oakes made to order. |TOT fAKBS. In order to avoid mistakes and accidents, I have made arrangemsnti with MR ROBERTSON, the Proprietor of the Royal Mall Coaches, To Run Passengers through to Lake Home fcom TA.URANGA to OB3NEMUTU, WAI ROA, and TAUPO, _^ Tourists oan obtain Buggies at all time* at Tauranga and Ohinemutn, and oan depend upon good Coaches, Buggies, Horses, and sober and civil drivers, at Lowest Rates,. ROBERT GRAHAM. Lake House, Ohlsemutu, February U. 1882. ■ ■ O OTOMAHAM A HOT LAX.KB, A UMITEDINUMBEROF FIRSI-OIiABS THROUGH TICKETS Will ba issued (or THE HOT LAKES, Tourists will hare the advantage of staying at LAKE HOUSE, Ohinomutu, which will be found the mot comfortable Hotel In the Lake Diltriot. No ether tickets but those Issued by me avail able for Lake Houset B. GRAHAM. J<m.. Auckland, March 16, Vm,



Tenaers. ■VTEW ZEALAND KAILWAYS, KDBNDALE-TOI TOIB RAILWAY. MOKORETA CONTRACT (FORMATION ONLY), Written Tenders will be reoeived at this oflloc until noon of TUK3DAY, the 11th April, 1882, for ihe above Contract. They are to be marked on the outside. " Tender for Mokoreta Con tract." and addressed to the Hoi. the Minister Tor Publio Works, Dunedln. Telegraphic Tenders, similarly addressed and marked, will be re ceived if ■reseated at any telegraphic office by noon of the same date, provided that written tenders are lodged at any District or Resident Engineer's ollio* by the same hour. Drawing?, specifications, aid general conditions may be seen at this office, and at the Public Works offleos at Auckland, Wellington, Christchurch. and In vercarglll. The lowest or any tender not necessarily aooepted. Jiy command, W. N. BLAIR. Knginosr-in-Chargo M.I, Publio Works Offloo, Dunedin, 11th Maroh, 1882. m O BUILDEKS. Tenders will be received until noon of April sth for the Erection ot a Villa Residence, Mount Albert. it, KttALS fc SON, Architects. rp O B D I L D £ KB. Tenders will be received until noon of TUEB DAT'j the Ith of April, for the Kreotlon of a Residence on the View Road, Mount Eden. Plr.ns, &c, at' Nob, 8 and 9, South British Insurance Chambers. EDMUND BKLL, Arohitect, SEPARATE TENDERS will be received O by the Trustees for the Lease, for Ton Years, from the Ist day of April, 1E32, of 1. The Cottage situate in Lornestrcat, Auck land, upon part of Allotment 16, of Seotioa Mo. 14. 2. The Cottage situate in Albert-street, Auck land, upon part of Allotment No, 25, of : Section No. 17. Both at present In the occupation of Mr James O'Neill. Tenders to be left at the offices of Messrs 9ughes and George, Solicitors, Auokland, on or before SATURDAY, the Ist day of April, 1882, at noon, wheie conditions of leases may be seen. HUGHKB ft GEORGB, Solicitors for the Trustees. Maroh 28.1888. mo BUILDBKS. Tenders will be reoelved until noon ot SATURDAY, the Ist April, for the Kreotlon and Completion of a Family Bosldeaoe at EUerslie, KDWARD BARTLEY, Arohitect. mOBUIL D E X S. Tenders will be reoelved up to noon on MON )ay, the 3rd April, for the Breotlon of a Villa Residence at Mangare, Plans, &0., at our offloes, Queen-street. KDW. MAHONKY & SON, Archlteota, mo BUILDERS. Tenders wiU be reoelved up to noon on TUESDAY, theitk April for the Erection of a Brick Building In Little Queen-street. . ' Plans at our offloes, Qneen-ttreet. KDW. MAHONKY & BON, .. Architect rp O BUI L D EB S. Tenders will bo reoelved un to noon on SATURDAY, the Ist April, for the Erection of a Villa In Newton. Plans, &a. at our Offloos, Queen-street KDW. MAHONKY «s BON, . ■ ■ Arohlteota. Goldmining Notices. . "mHE MINING COMPANIES ACT, 1 J1872." , : SECOND SCHEDULE. I, the undersigned, hereby make application to Register " THE TIKI ALBURNIA GOLD MINING COMPANY " as a Limited Company, under the pravisions of "Tho Mining Companies Act, 1872."^ ; ' ;■ • 1. The name of the Companvls to be "The Tiki Alburnia Gold-mininK (Qmitcd.'i, 2. The place of operations is at Te Tiki, Com mandel Gold&eld. 3. Tho registered office of the Company will be situated'at Coromandel. i. The nominal capital of the Company is Fifteen Thousand Pounds in Fifteen Thousand Shares of One Pound each. 6. The number of shares subscribed for is Ten Thousand TWO Hundred and Sixty, being not less than two-thirds of the entire number of Bhafes in-the Company. . 6. The number of paid-up shares is Two Hun dred and Sixty-one. . 7. The amount already paid up is Two Hun dred and Sixty-one Pounds 8. Tho name of the Manager is William Home. 9. The names and addresses! and occupations of the Shareholders, and the number of shares held by each at this date, are as follow :— Alexander Stewart Black, Coromandel, miner .. .. 100 lames George,Coromandel,miner.. ..500 VilliamH. George,Goromahdel, miner.. 1,000 Patrick O'Brien, Coromandel, hotelkeepor 125 Adolplms Midwinter, Coromandel, builder 1,625 William John Robertson, Coromandel, baker .. ■~ ~. 1,125 Robert Thomson, Coromandel, carpenter 76 Michael Corcoran, Coromandel, hotelkeeper 750 Hugh O'Brien, Coromandel, carter.... 1,000 Alexander Stewart Block, Coromandel,.' ~ miner .. .., ;.. .. ja .. 1,125 JamesNyhan, Coromandel. minor... .. 250 t'liomas Holland, Coromandel, miner 500 W. G. Fortzer, Auckland, grcoer .. .. 373 John D, Wrigley, Tauranga, gentleman.. GOO Samuel Gray,Ponsonby(Auckland),gentle man .. 260 Charles Aroher, Coromandel, seaman .. 00 J. Butler, Auckland,painter.. .. .. 350 William Gadd, Auckland, fruiterer .. 100 Eliza Mackintosh, Auckland.. ..... 261 Unallotted .. .. .. 1789 Total .. .... .. 15,000 Dated this Ist flay of March, 1881. " W. HOBNE, . Munugcr. Witness to Signature: P. J. TtERNBr, J.P. 1, William Home, do BOlemnly and sincerely declare thatU 1.1 am the Manager of the said intended Company. 9. The above statement is. «j the best of my belief and knowledge, true in every par ticular, and I make this Bclomn declara tion conscientiously believing the same to. be true, and by virtue of an Act of the General Assembly of New Zealand in tituled "The Justices of the Peace Act, 1866," Taken before me at Coromandel, this twenty fourth day of March, one thousand eight hun dredaadetehfr-two, w . HORiVK P. J. TjrgßNgY' J.P, ifldqjationai. MBS, B. SCOT TB R, . TEACHER OF MUBIO, BEACH ROAD, NORTH SHORK. Terms on application. Ty a « v i m 6. Miss Donovan Will rosnme her DANCING CLASS, at the Mabonio Hall. Earangahape Road, Newton, on MONDAY, 3rd April. Ladies and Gentlemen wiihing to become members will rooolve full partioulars on appli cation to MIBS DONOVAN, Hsnslop House, Vlnoent-atrcot m/i R. F, B Woo v n asa, TKACHJEB OF THK FIANOFOKIB AMD Harmonium. Address-Ore of Auokland Music Wai« honse. mHJS A RT OF V^IJNGING, ——:os : EOTAL AtMl^t 0T MO6IO< i j ACIDKM7 jg^gflfH^^ LONDON. ! MR. GOH DON GOOCH (Bronze nnd i Silver Medallist and Associate) ■ having studied Ten Terms in this I ! lioyal ana National Institution, la. In ; the opinion of the several Professors ! . with whom he was placed, duly quail- • fled to teach Stoiglng.-(SlgQed» tt. A, • Maofakrbn, Muß, Doc Cambridge.- i ; 1879. I In referenoe to above, Mr Goooh «» prepared to reoeive names of Private f^J^SSS and Voloe Production at his private residence, Albert Park. .■.-,.,■ ■•■■: - jaaeflidai* • r OARDNBtt hsgs to inform tbt wsld^nto of NORTH SHORK and dis triot boyond that hehas taken Alma CottMe: a «hnrt dfetance fcom the Post-office, whets he i nt cuds very shortly to open a Branch Phaitbaoy in connection with his Queen-ttreot estaliliaa raent. The Dispensing Department wl I be specially fitted up with every convenience, i;ind Medicines will be supplied at the Bamepriceaaj in Anckland. A fatuto notloe will appeal divectly business has commenced at THE NORTH 3HOKK PHARMACST.



Amusements, CHORAL HAM,. — BASTSB MOKDAT, April lOtb. 1882.—OUCHKSTKA OF THK CHORAL BOCIKTY. — Third Conoert of :hu Series.—Conductor. Hebr Cabl SonMirr. A R T U N~I O N VALUABLE OJL PAINTINGS WATER OOLoTr DRAWINGS (By permission ol tie Government), The Work of tho late MEa SALTKR, Artist, and other Members of tho Family, List 0' PrlEoß mid ValUO :— 1. New Forest, Hampshire (oil) .'. .. fllfl 2. OarriokCattlo, Sootland (oil) .. ...10 - 3. 20 Water Colours In Album .. ..10 t! On the Tham'oi", London (oil) ..' . - 5 2 8. liooh Vennoii'T and Inversnald (ws-tcir colour) « 8 9. Waterfall, Autumn. Sootl&nd (w ootS) 6 10. Dover Cliffs and Shipping (w colours)™ 8. -, 11. Cattle, by an old Master (oil) .. ... 5 12. View near Jiome (oil) ■■ ■• ■■ s■ * 2-IS. Snowden and Coast, Wick (w oo'onrp) 3 !U. Arran and Kttriolc Bay (water coloumt t 2-IS. Books at Serk and North Walea (wkkt * ooloura) .. 2 2-16. Vale Castle, Guernsey, & Coast (water Colours) .. _ .. .... a.;,; 2-17. Blnir Loggle and Scenes (water oole.).. 2 II Near Oallomlcr (water colours) .. .. 1 '■■ 2-19. Old Mill and Sunset (olooirapli).. .. 8 2.20. View Windsor and Trent (water cols.) 8 To consist of 85 membera at 20i each. Now on view at Mr Leeoh'n, Sbortland-atrcew • ' iSDortlnfi1. FINAL N <J T £ 6' B, £2000 ON ....,■ OHRISXOHUKOH AUTUMN MBKTINO* RACB 10th April.-OLOSE6thorßth April. Applications for Fidelity Co.'a flfflOO Pro- ~'^ grammea oa tho Chrlatchurch Autumn and. Kaster Handicaps iolntly (68 Nomination:l m«y &i be in time up to 7th April inclusive. £2000 Programme s-£l en oh, and two otam. v Cheques (with Is exchange) to bo pay.tbio only to a No. —or to Hearer. If otherwise drawn: will be leturned. "■ v S Address only to " Bidelity Company; oared Alfred A. Cameron's Box, No. 261, Dunedin." * V,yiLL CLOSE STH AJPKIL, 1882,- CHRISTCHUKCH RAOKS. fi AAAMKMBKRB ~ IAS KAOHfi AM AUTUMN HANDICAP— EABTKR HANDICAP— 33 Performers. 33 Performers, :: ; First _ „ «500 First .-„■-. .. B2fiO Beoond .. _ 250 Second „ „ 160. Third ... _ 160 Third .. -.100 Others (Divided) • 100 Others (Divided) ,400 ei,soo . eooo FLYINO HANDIOAP -27 Performers. 10 stars. First .. „ *200 First _ - £50 Second „ .. 100 Second .. - _ £S0 Third _ _ 80 _ j. OH Others (Divided) 260 Other 7 - fllOEaoh £830 BACH TICKET HAS FOUR CHANCES, esyßr Lkttuk Only, with two statnps en«l:' olosed for replies. P. O. Ordkbs or Bank , l Notes preferred. Casques (with Is exchange ■ added) can be forwarded, but "Bearer* must not be erased.. Regibtkrkd Lkttbis urfM not be Aooepted, or Tbliqramb replied to. ; Ta avoid sending Coin, Stamps will bo aoooptea foe • ona Tioket,—Please Address— ! "ADA MANTUA," Goto of Mn Abraham, Bo* 861, P. 0., Dunedin.' . Hotel*. "w A X '■.» E R y S,, \ COMMERCIAL JJOTKL. Oath cd a Aii Square, CIIIUSTOHUECH. i '■• W, F.~Waenhr Begs to announoe to hla many friends InChristi church and the adjoining Provinces .i ' '■■■■ that having ' ■ " "X EE-ENTERKD INTO POSSESSION Of tho above Hotel, .which has boon entirely renovated, ra-deoorited and ro t uroiu.'ieil in DhSi ' Most style, he In now prepared to welcome his ■ old Mends and customers. ■ ■ THE BILLIARD SALOON Attaohed to the Hotel in unsurpagtied by auy other in the colony, containing throe tables specially imported from b nglaad to the ordoc if the Proprietor, The suites of PRIVATE APABTMENTS, whloh are elegantly furnished and appointed. ' are entirely diatinot from the hotel nortionof the building; thns insuring; perfect privaoy; . ' i noTolty to oolantel hotel BOoommoflation will bo available at "Tho Commercial1 In tha Bhapeofa " .•■ tiDIKS 1 DRAWINQ-ROOM, kept epaclaUy select and exclusively for ladieg. ; A high. pwsßwe water supply has boon ais ranged for on tie premiSßß, aiid tho Bath looms are fitted WtHorery oonvonlcaoo fot hot, cold or shower baths at any timo. comment on toe duality of tho llauora aun« piled at the Commercial is unnecessary, as tha m collar iv under the special snpervliiosi of ls£'Vr>: F. Warner, j ■ ■ .'»,-• The hotel belnu moit centrally situate. bMSIH oent to the Cathedral, ana within a Bhort nil ancß ot tho museum. Theatre, and other publio buildings, and with a tram servloato all tiarM : ot the BUbwbs passing it, at short intorw,l£ ,i ---renaers It unt quailed ana place ot rosidonoa for ' ; amiUe» or commercial gentlomtn -rteltlne ' Christohurca; . . ■ . m \ ,lr- For the con venience ot oommeroial travoUerfll ' sample rooms will be available. ""V™ :« . Anexoolleatohefdeoulslnehaßbaeneagßffea ? : md generally no pains wiU be spared to Safca : The Commetoial tho leading hotel Id Chrißt- r Onuroh. . i ■i, iV . Prompt attention will boßivaa to tolegramH ot letters applying for apartments, -™> WiF. WARNER, Proprietor. : if IRE. —To thote who have paid for a JL 1 oourseof Medicated Baths. H. W. Coopob •'■* begs to Inform them that he hopes to eßtabUsb other Baths »s soon as he flnda a plaoe oonven pnt. and hopes his patrons will allow him a " i little time to keep his agreements, H.W.O. begs to express his sorrow for Mr Montague' i ■ Mr Blair, and those neighbours who suffered < throngh my oalarult j,~ a. w; COOPJt B, Queen ■ | Head Hotel. FEAJR'S FARCBJb VEUVERY.-jj ■■ Fear oalla the speolal attention of Buel ness Men (wholesale and retail), also the General' v PubHo, to tha faot that on MONDAY next, 3rd April, he will oommenoe a Regular Delivery ox Paroels for City and Suburbs, twice daily, leaving the Queen-street Wharf at 11 a-ro. ana 4 p.m., and guarantees speedy and careful de livery of all Parcels raoeirea by him. Tha charges will be low and vary aocurding to slzo, I j from a minimum of sixpence. ■.■'■■ \T OTICEI NOTICE if 1 .IT B. PATTERSON (tooceesor to D. Fort J ; 3oot and Shoemaker, Hhortland-street, bees to ■ Inform Mr Fort's old customers and the Public 1 generaUr that he continues to carry on tha business, In the old premises, as formerly, and shall be glad to receive a share of the custom sa • ' ' lberally bestowed upon his predecessor. B P laving wrought for Mr ron for over 19 years. ■ cnows thoroughly the requlromcntg of the curl tomers, who can always trust to a Superior Article being turned out. He withes the old SSSi? 1? 6? *?JSIOW *at ne bM n<> connection . with John Wilson, who was repairer tor Me rott. and is now representing himself as Mr Fort's torumjoi, which is inoorreot, us ho neret ■ was his foreman.-Shortland-streeti March 29,. jW" O W TJ N P A O X I X Q " One of the Largest Shlpmento of . _T. ONDON.I»yrADB! 17IDRNITtJBk ' JUONDON MADE X 1 UKNJTURK" Ever offered In this Market, of flrat-elass make., . ■ Bimilsr to last Shipment, which was acknow-*, ■< ledged to be superior to any previouaiy fm- ; ported. This bhipment comprises ;— ■' Drawing-room Suites, Dining Suites In Oak and Mahogany, Dining and Occasional Tables, Ootagon Table»,DaoheW TaWea. Card Tables, Whatnot*. Oommodes, Book SbelvM. LadW Worlc^aWes, Oheffonisra, Toilet oiasees,-Mirrors. MmSo etoote. Folding Cnaire, Cabinets, Writing Tables Sec. &&), fee Will be open for inroaotion In a few days »nd for pnltlve sale early next week. B. TO NKS & 00. Anctioneers. rriELEOBAPH LIKK OF OOAOHKB W. K. Carter; COAOHXS will too to tha - ' olloving.tinio-toblo, carryogH.M.'amall! ---■ tjoaves Cambridge to* HsJuflton daily, at ; •■• &30 ti.ni, '■"•■ . -'V > Leaves Hamilton tor Cambridgel diJiv rm arrival of Train, a^Oujn. ™ ™* Leaves Te Aroha for Hamilton at 10 h.w . Mondar, Wednesday, and FrldaT *• Leaves HamUton forTe AwKb « 8 .m. -', Tuesday, Thursday and Hatrmiuy; Booking Offloe: Owjrane's Hotel, HaujlSiou W. K. OAB'iMB, ■". umiuamnmam. Mp™**™> . Corabridge. 6th Afaroh 1881,