The Auckland Evening Star.

Vol. XIIL-No. 3,64S

AUCKLAND, N.Z.. THURSbAi 7, APRIL 13, 1888.

(Published Daily)

PRICE: OHK PENNY



Shipping. T-. ~ TTNION BTEAMSHI) ( y-^l3 |J COMPANY OF ,NKV ; c^4!^A« ZKALAND (Lwrrao). !J|.. --C^A TIMK TABLE APRIL, 1882. ;l FOR GISBOKNit, NAWIBK,, WMIAINeTON LYTTELTON, PORT CHALMKUB, isn BLUFF (TBOM OPKlia-BTrgHT WHAMD Piteamer> Date of Balllnf?, La'osl Truo* Arawata Thursday. 13, noon - Hero Monday, 17.10 a.m. — Uotorua Thursday, 20,10 a.m. — VOi rAUANA&I. NKLHOr., PICTUN. WEL "JNHTON. LYTTKLTON, AND WEST COA3T POBTB I FROM MAMDKAn). Hawba Tuesday, 18. 8 a.m: 7.15 a.m. Psnavisi Tuesday, 2S, 2 p.m. 12 noon FOR MBLBOUKNK. Via OOCTH. ABAWata Thursday, 13, noon - Rotobua Thursday, 20,10 a.m. — FOR BYDNKY. ~ Rinoarooma I Tuesday, 18,1 p.m. — FOX LKVUKA AND BUVA. Taiakoa I grlday. 21. S p.m. I — FOR RUSSKLL AND KAWAKAWA. Ki.ngarooma | i nesday, 18, i p.m. I — SSC Cargo must be booked and alongside one hour boforo advertised time of departure. During April and May Special Tlokets will be Issued to Lyttelton, available for return until June 30. Passage tickets must be taken at tho Com. pany's ufllce. Auckland Branch, 11)11, Queen street. j£Xi OTEAM TO LONDON. ORIKNT LINE. The following Steamshlpß be longing to the Orient Steam Navigation Com pany (Limited) and the Pacific Steam Naviga tion Company, will leave SYDNEY at the undermentioned dates for MELBOURNE, ADEUAIDK and IX)NDON. via Snag Oanal;- Btoamer. I Reg. Ton'ge I Date. CUZCO 8,8(9 April 28 COTOPAXL. 4,028 May 1J ORIKNT. 6,388 May 28 LUSITA.NIA 3,825 I Jnne9 And the Service will be maintained oj roo- Deeding steamers at Intervals of a Fortnight. Auokiand passengers for Cuzco proceed per Ringarooma on April 18. Fares to London, IS to 70 gnlnoaa. Sues Canal Dues, 8s In addition. Parcels booked through to London. Passengers o»jq book from Auokiand at a through rate to never Intercolonial faro and Canal dnes, and so secure special advantages. Passages from London oan be granted In Auckland. . For plans and fall particular*, appiv, In London, to F. Green & Co.. and Anderson, Andorpon ft Co., Joint Managero ot the Line; Or to the Agents In Anoklana. UNION STEAMSHIP CO. OF N.Z, 'TiTMnac), Queen-Btreet ,S&«Se^. XJEJVINSUIiAK AND OKI- J|^r ENTAL STEAM NAVIGA. •"^^^^^TlON COMPANY. The Company's Steamships (under oontraot with the Victorian Government for the convey ance of her Majesty's malls) will be despatched i Hr»«mor I Leave I Leave I Leave Steamer. | Sydney I MelbTn' I Ad'la de INDUS.v.Bombay April 21 April ffl April 37 ROHII,Iia__..« Mays May 9 May 11 CARTHAGE. May 19 May 23 May 25 HYDASPE3..__ June 2 June 6 June 8 PitBHAWUR.._ Jnnelß JnneiO Jnns22 And thenceforth every alternate week. Route i—lt is Intended to despatch these steamers for Plymouth and London vis Point de Hallo. Passengers for England will therefore not require to change steamers. Rates of passage money to Plymouth or Lon don i £70 first, and £15 second-olass: Italian ports, £65 first, and ffilOseoond-clAss. Passengers booking at Auokiand secure special advantages. For further particulars respecting passcge money and freight Apply to ORUIOKSHANK & CO., Aiten Ui 13, Queen-straet. Auckland. i.3. XHOR ABATAPU, WAl mtti ii ill nEw Tr.o Brigactino v A X A T A V U Will sail about WEDNESDAY, 21st instant. For Freight apply to Master, on board. I~irtiK.- rarAIUKP & ONEHUMGA 3^B^. V* BTEAM NAVIGATION 00, trw*s^^(LnuT«D), Tuta Table—April, 1882. »,S. MANUKAU. Leaves Onehunga i . Leaves Waluku I Apr. Apr. 11 -Friiiw, 3n m 15—Saturday, Bam 17—Monday, Spin 18—Tuesday, 10.30 a m 19—Wednesday, 7am 19—Wednes.. 11.30 a m 22-9aturday, 8.30 am 22—Saturday, 1p m 24—Monday. 10 a m 24-Monday, 2.30 p m 26—Wednesday, 11am 26—Wednesday, 4pm 28 -Friday, 2.10 pm 29 -Satnrday, 7.30 a m For Manukau Heads, every Thursday, at 8 a m By order of the Directors, all Freight most be prapaldi .».. CUNNINGHAM, Astorn. i^affiS. LJIEAM TO THAMES, CAtv ■ii^-rfclO RYING PABSKNGBRS AND -«S3»W • CARGO, OONtnjiOTIRG WITH OHIN« ---musi. Omahu, Waitoa plaihs, ahd Mobbim. vii,lv iViSo DlstrlctK TIMK 'I'ABi.lt, S,S, KUTOMAHAKA, From Auokland I Thursday. 9 morning Friday, 10 morning Saturday. 10 morning From Thames I Thursday, 3 afternoon Friday, 4 afternoon Saturday, 1.30 afternoon Return Tickets will be Issued from Aprils, available till April 15,1882 (Inoluslve) :-Saloon, Ten Shillings; Steerage, Seven Shillings and Sixpence. Freight through to Te Aroha, 25s per ton. No cargo received within half an hoar of ad- Tertißod time ot leaving. - FRABER ft TINNE, Agent. CJTEAM TO PAKKOA, jjESff^tJ CALLING AT THAMB3. S.S. R V~BY. Leave Auokiand: Leave Paeroa: Thursday, 7 p.m. Saturday, 2 p.m. Fare to Paeroa: Single Tloket, 10a; Return Ticket, 15a. Faro to Thames: Single Ticket, Gs; Return Ticket, 8s 6d. Freights through to Paeroa, 12s 6d per ton. Not responsible for shipping, carrying, or dls charging livestock. j, cox , Ma3ter . TO THE HOT SCSSg:O BPRINGB, MAHURANGI. *aatBa*MATAKANA, KAWAU, AKD OMAHA. Tho B.b> UUBK OABKY, Al a* UajCa, W. SomervUle, Master. For Hot Springs, Matakana, Kiwan. and Omaha—Every Tnesday at 11 o'olook, re turning on Wednesday. _ For Hot Springs and Mahurangi—Every Thurs day and Saturday at ll a,m,, returning on Monday and Friday. No Paroels or Goods taken without shipping note* For freight or passage appfr to p.B. TONGARIRO. Time Table, From Auokiand i From North Shore i liE fill its is: is s: k:. «w 1215 pm 12.45 pm Wednesday and Satnrday Nights. 9,15 pm 10.15 pm I 9.15 pm HUapm SUNDAYS. ««-« 9.15 am 5.15pm I M-™*™ g-JS'S 12.50pm 6.15pm I.Bopm W PJ 2.15 pm 8.15 pm I 2.45 pm B.«pn 315 pm 9.15 pm S.4S p m 9.isvrc 4.15 p m I *.*5 P m Single Fares, 3d; Return! ii i Weekly FamlU Tloket, 2s 6d; Weekly Single Ticket, Is 6d. K. WRIGHT, Agent. rj^^. TO fHli sSre^» OHINKMUKI.WAJ'I'M:aAURI WAini TE AROHA GOLDFIELDS. MOB BNTEKPKISE No. 2 P 8, TE AKOHA, & P.S. PATIKI, From Auckland: Friday, 7 p.m. Saturday, 7 p.m. The tlmo table of river steamers to be seen a Enterprise Office, Thames. To Thames .. Saloon, 7s 6d; Steerage, 53 To Ohinemuri through, 6s extra To To Aroha through, 10s extra Not responsible for shipping, carrying, or ail charging live stock. R Agents,



Shipping. <*3h% WS COROMANDKL, «S3?ffl£»* The fast and favourites* COBOMANDEL, Captain, W. D, Hanrrave, Tom-Tablb. Leaves Auckland: Leaves Coromandel I — Thursday, 13,11 a.m. Friday, 14,1 p.m. Saturday, 15,12 noon Weather and other circumstances permitting, All parcels to be prepaid at oflloo, No. 9, Qaoen-Htroßl Wharf. Not responsible In shipping, carry ing, oi landing lire stock. Betnrn Tickets for the Baator Holidays, 10s, available from, the 6th to tha nth tlnolufllve). A, K. H. 8 WINDLKY. Manager. jCh^ |(10jK LONDON DIRECT, j^WSWi The Well-known GUppor Ship ■■BE PAREOKA, AAI at Lloyds, 879 tons register, Ronmn Power, Commander, will load as abovo, and have quiok despatch. For freight or passage apply to THK NEW ZEALAND SHIPPING CO. ' (LIMIf£D). Agents. Board ana Kesldence. RAILWAY DINING ROOMS, Q.UBBN-BTREBT WHARF. WILLIAM FYK, PKOPBIETOK. Good accommodation for Boarders and Travellers at moderate charges. CloaallneßS and civility aro the characteristics of this house. The table and bods cannot bo surpassed by any house in town. Tho Proprietor has had a very long exporlonce as a Restaurant Keeper, and he feols assured that any person giving his house a trial will be quite oonvinood that the accommodation It affords cannot be surpassed. THK ONLY HOUSE; ON THK WHARF. Board and Lodging, «i per weok. Bods, Is. BELiiKVUK HOUSE. OJItNKK, WIiAKF-STREET ANI CAMBRON ROAD, Taukanga. This Hatabllshment, Just ereoted, containing 25 rooms, with every convenience, la NOW OPENED to reoelve Visitors to Taurangs, who will find Superior Accommodation with the comforts ola Home. Private Bitting rooms, Good Bed-rooms. S tables. A. Four-horse Coaoh or Buggy leaves after arrival Of steamer for Lakoa. BODKLL, Proprietor, Tannings, February 20,1882. Merchandise. If O 11 SALE, at Lowbst Market Baths : Roblh, Pitch, and Tar Kerosene, Palst,and Ollvo Oils Champion's, Scott's, and Storer's Genuine White Lead, In wood Montz Metal and Nails Large Btook of Canvas, various brands Wire Rope, from ii inch to J Inoh Bolt Rope, Hemp, ana Manilla Rope, all sizes Patent Windlass (wood), Frills, and Palls Anchors, from 18 owt to 10 lbs Uhalns, from } Inoh to i Inoh. D. H. McKEJNZIE, KORT-BTRKKT. March 18, 1382. A» HEAT RE X, GBNSRATi IMPORTER, .HAS OJN HAND aND TO ARKIVJB: Courvoiaiurn' Cognao Associated Vineyard Cognao Muller Frorea' Cognao; in bulk, cute, flask, half-flask Lowudes's Rum, 30 OP Lemon Heart and Queensland WHISKY Bulk)- Greenlees, Inverness, Gleullvot, and Terrier, Klrker Gretr Co. "a WHISKY (Case)- Collia Blend, Koyal Blend, Rob Roy, Inver ness, Lome, atewu t, Glen Almond Old Irish, in bulk and oaao aOHNAPPS- Henke's, W. & A. Gilbey's WINU3 AND SPIRITS— Port, Sherry, Santerne, Sparkling Snmmor Claret, Hock, Champagne, Brandy, Bum, Scotch and Irish Whisky; all in bottle OANDLBS- Brandon'a, Do rtoubalxs Lunar Pieces, National, Belmont, and Imperial Sperm Fluted ParoffLa Candles ALE— Bass, Bottled by Hall Boar's Head, Bottled by Hall Payne's, Bottled by John Reid Ashby's & McKwln's BTOUT- Hall's " Boar's Head " Edmund's "Pig" Guineas's, Bottled by Blood Wolfe S tons uenulno White Zinc Paint B0 drums Linseed Oil 25 drams Raw Oil 25 drums Colza Oil 100 oases Castor Oil BARNS & Co.- Klppered Herrings (Red and Fresh) Salad Oil, Pickles, Jar Salt POOLK -100 oases Plckloa (assorted) SXBPHKNS -100 oases Pickles (assorted DRIED FRUITS -250 coses Currants 100 cases Elomos 1300 boxes Figs Mawor's Dandelion CofTee Branson's Extract Coffee KKRO3BNK- Devoe's Royal Brilliant (warranted to stand Government test) Sylvan, 130. Water White Premium, 160, Water White TOBACCO- Over the Water, I 2's, fi'a, Nallrod, and Double Thick P Pieces Royal Standard, Il's Venus, We, 6's, DTPP VESIaB- Itt r i; Ovals, 250'a, and Plaids andstrlkers Briant and May's 250's, Plaids Patent Safety OILMEN'S STORES- Teas, Sngars, Paper Bags, Preserved Fish, Frnlts, and General Goods of Dllloront Manufaoturets Always on Hand. A 1 HEATHER AUCKLAND SEED DEPOT, 187. qukbk-street, Auckland. Juat Landod from the Orient Company's b.s, Ligdria and Potobi— A Choice Collection of BULBS, imported c* nressly for this Market A New and Choice Collection of Flower and Vegetable SEEDS, containing the latest Novelties. Enalißh and Ameiioan Clovers, RyegraßS A.h Leai^FlukeTLapstone, Jaoksons Ladies and lktelf RoseJßrownhlll's Beauty, and Hobax



Mecucai. 1 IVTORK LOCAL KV|IDENCE iTA, ofths , CURATIVE PROPERTIES OB1 pKOFESSOR /^USSCOTT'S i Herbal Treatment, . may now bk consulted at his ad i) drkss, bhohtland-btkekt. r To Profeaoor Gussoott, Shortland-streot, Auok lanil. Sir,—l hereby certify that (or over two ii years I was troubled with a rlolont cough, with a frequent spitting of blood and great palpita tion. I would not attempt to walk up ;i hill, nor yet - to 110 down In my bed during that tlmo. I was , unable to no any work, after spendln a great ■ deal ot money on dostora and otiemlstß, rb well as buing an oat-door patient of the hospital. I lost all hopes of recovery, but Booing so many ouree yon had eiTeoted In tho " Herald." I was advised to come to Auckland and give your herbal remedies a fair trial, and I am happy to i 1 suy in six weeks I oould return to the Thames a 1 strong, healthy man, free from cough or palpita tion, thank God and you also. I shall be able to recommend your herbal treatment, for I oan , Bveak for myself, also from scores I hnvo seen ' in your plaoe at different times, and every ono Bpoaking in the highest terms of your troCamont. —Believe mo to bo, yours over grateful, Frank Scuthorby. Thames, January 3rd, 1882. To Professor Uivaoott, Bhortlan<3-Btroot: Sir, —Kor the last threo years I have been with that ■ dreadful complalnc called dyspepsia, or indiges tion. It did not mattor what I ate, in an hour or so after my stomach would buuin to swell, that I should have to unfasten my clothes. Tho food used to turn sour on my stomach. Thon I . ivonld commence bolohinK wind and gaa. Dirty : Bonr froth would heave from my ohest, I hud to bo very particular in what 1 should eat. Fat • moat, cabbage, or potatoes, or cheoso—they no ted on mo like bo much balm, in fact I did not know what to eat, for nothing would agreo > With me. Bnt hearing of your Herbal Ton lc, I 1 was indncod to try a bottle, aid when I had ono > I wanted more, for my health was moro to mo - than money. I found more relief from your Tonio and Composition Powder than all tho medicine I have over token. You have of ] footed a perfect cure of mo. I can eat now any thing as well as tho rest of my family, and enjoy It.-Hollovo mo to be, yours over truly, Mrs Ktaibcth Swan, I'aruoll. January 11,1882. To Profosssor GufbooU: Dear Sir,—My oaso was bo romarkablo and my euro so oH'eotual, that I feel it my duty to give you a testimonial as my evidence. I have boon tulToring with rheuma tism for the lost aoven years, and a great part of , that time I have not been able to dress or un ' dress myself. Kor ilva years I was unable to walk without orntohes. I was tirad of my lifo, I because I was a burden to myself and family, but hearing and poolng tho wondorful euros you had ofEeetod in different ohronio couißlalnta.au a great number which I know, which are not published, bnt I think it my duty to you and to tho publio, that a man of your skill In oaring suoh ohronio complaints aa mino Bhould be a household word. I was liko a man drowning, 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 orntohes as well as ovor.—Beliovo mo to bo. yours ever grateful, Ji C. Dean, Poneonby, January 19,1832. To Professor Ouasoott, Bliortliuid-Btroot. Sir, —I am haippv to Inform you ot tho perloot euro I have reooived through your medicinal treat ment. I came to yon en tho 27th of September last. At that timo my log was pronounced in curable ; but when 1 came to you you told ma that you would convlnoo mo In a fortnight, and I am happy to say y»u have fulfilled your promiuo, although I was rather doubtful l but I wan told by a friend of tulns taut, 1/ I said to, i you wouli not treat me. My friend's namo is Mrs Walker, who knaw you In Christcbnrch. She was also a patient of yomra which you enred of the dropsy. lam happy to say that I havo dispensed with, my crutches, and able to attomd ,to my domestic duties. I give you this for tho b*nullt of others who are Bulletins as I have been for years.—Your*, ever thankful, Mrs Kliy Joyce, Newton-road. Dotenber 1. To Professor Gnnsoott, Shortland-street. Dear Sir,—lt 1b with great pleasure that I add to tho number of your valuable testimonials for the miraculous euro your medlclno has performed on mo. I havo boon troubled with what some medical men call indigestion, othors dyspepsia, but when I came to you on the 16th of Sept, you told mo that I had liver complaint; you explained to mo my aymptoms about the palpita tion of tho heart, tho wind on toe stomach, cold haids and feat tho sourness of tho wind and gas I nsod to belch, cold chllla running down my back, and, in fact, you described my toolings bo minutely, ttmt I vras quico eatlafiea that you understood my complaint, and I am happy to cay that through jouv herbal treatment you havo effected a ptrfeoi cure.—Yours over grate ful. Mrs M. Little. Hobaon-street, Auckland. To Professor Guasoott, Hhortlaml-stroot. Sir,— I havo been troubled with neuralgia, In both my head and face, aad boon deprived frcm many nights' Bleep, and when I sat down to my food many times I hnvo had to gel up from the table and walkabout without ever tasting food. Aa 1 told you; when I applied to you, that 1 had tried all tho chemists in town, and I only got temporary mlief. When you told me you would euro me in a minute I was very doubt ful, bnt am happy to say you dl* so. I should recommend Buy lady suffering from tho flume to give you a trial, as you told mo, if no oure, no lay.—Believe me to i», yours ever thankful, Rachel Cousens. Vlotorla-atrcet, November 21, To Professor GuSßCott, Shortland-streot. It is with groat pleasure that I acknow ledge a perfect cure I havo received through your herbal treatment; I have been troubled with Bcurvy fortbreo years and nine months. which I explained when I called on you. I told you I could form no other oause unless it was through sleeping In a bed where Bomo ono had been sleoping who had the Bourvey. I have always been very particular when staying at the hotels to examine tho linen before going to bed. I have met many mon on my route who hare got tho same complaint through Bleeping in dirty beds the same as I did. I also told you when I applied that 1 had taken a graat quantity of medicine untii my hair began to fall off; but I happened to >cc your advertisement; ntuting that your treatment was solely herbs. I havo known wonderful cures effected through tho herbal treatment when minerals havo failed!! and being a believer in herbs, I was very happy to plaoe myself under your treatment as soon as you came to A.ucklun d, and I am glad to Bay you havo oil'octed a cure on me and mudo me a clean, strong, healthy man.—Believe me to Ibe, yonrß ever thankful, Alfred Hopkins, New North Road, December 6th. to Professor Gusscott. Dear Sir—lt is with great pleasure 1 have in recommending your Tonic. I have been Buffering with wind and spanms on the stomach for several years, and I could not get any relief. Everything 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 cod liver and quinine and iron, &c, and all to no good. I had 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 convince 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 medicines. I thought it was impossible for me to get cured bo quiok and so perfectly as yon have done. lam happy to say in two months' time you have made me a new man. I can eat well, and also en)oy a good night's rest, with many thanks to you, and hope your days will be long in Auckland, for the good ot the community at large.—Yours respectfully. Riohard Lawson, Ponsonby, Feb ruary 2nd, 1882. To Professor Gussoott, Shortland-Btreet: Sir— . As you are aware that I explained to you, when I appliod to you, that I havo been tronblod with , bleeding piles for the last lire or blx years, as I told you 1 have tried medical men, chemlsts.and old women's cures, but never had a perfect oure until I applied to you, about six weeks ago. They u?ed to come down and bleed for an hour at a time so that I should have to change my clothes, but when you told me you would make i me worse before I should be better. I could not reckon you up. 1 thought I should have to give np business altogether, if I should be worse, but in four days you convinced me that I could give you this testimonial with confidence, that In lye weeks you have effeotad a porteot oure on me. I shall ever baa believer in herbs after the wonderful oure you have performed on me.— Yours, ever grateful, Henry Marsh, Albert street, October 11. To Professor Gusacott, Shortland-Btreet :[Dear Sir,—lam happy to Inform you that through your herbal treatment I oan safely say that I ' have received more benefit through your herbal t treatment than all the medlolne that I have ever taken. I havo been troubled with asthma tor the last five years. I was obligod to give up my business and come to Auckland for medical treatment, and seeing jour testimonials and tha many oures you had effected, and also that you required >io information and that you could toll a man's complaint as Boon as you Baw him—you - eld bo to ma so corrootly, and that is moro than any medical man ever told me before, and It gave me confidence to plaoe myself under your treatment. lam well known in Cambridge. I i shall return home on Wednesday, and you may rely you will have many applications from that distriot.—Yours, truly, John HargTaves, Queen it street, Auckland. :" Professor Gusaoott would impress on those 9 who may do him the honour to consult him that '• the utmost secrecy can be relied opon ; more over, from long experience, and a oaref nl study '■ of tho human system, he can decide almost at a '• glance the diagnosis of the case, thereby reliev <• ing the patient of a great deal, ot nervou-neas a and hesitation. ■ '■ Professor Gnssoott invitee the confidence of a either sex suffering from functional derange ment, spermatorrhoea, exhaußtlng dreams, fee. 9 Professor Gusscott has made nervous debility '• and loss of power his special study, from what a ever oause arising. He would earnestly impress y upon those who do suffer to seek immediate :i advice and counsel, if they desire "an old age, serene and bright." Let no false delicacy deter 1> suffering viotims from removing the cause of Oils blight to manhood. The strictest confidence d mar be relied upon. k CONSULTATION GRATIS, *• Con ba consulted Dy letter. • Publio inspection Invited tojthe large assort, ment of BRITISH and AMERICAN .HERBS. Jj Note the Address ee Gtusscott, d. Next Door to Messrs Wlnka and Hall* Katabllshnient. J," SHOKTIiAHD-STKEKT, AUOKIiANDi * Houiaii irrom ii uittii to 8 DiUii



JBuemesß Notloea. I IMPORTANT TO EVEKYBODY MOST INTKRKBTING FACTS I THAT ROBERT TUDEHOPE, PLUMBKB, UPPKR QUKKN-dTRKKT. AnOBXAUB, Can now supply CORRCGATKD TANKS, Portadlk Hip, Plungr, and Showbb Baths, Also, PORTABLB FURHAOIB AMD COPPER WASHING Bomcßß, at Cheapest Ratee. Country Orders promptly attended to. All Branches of the Trade carried os In Town, or any part of the Province, ROBERT TPDEHOPK. 77 1 O JN KB « 00. AGENTS FOR SYDNKT PAPER MlIiM, Have alwayi In stock a Large Supply ot PAPER, oomprlslnß White, Printing, and Tea Paper, rey and Brown Wrapping, and are prepared a Indent any sices. Qualities, or oofoun re- Q These Papers are now largely used here, and are acknowledged to ba superior to most Im ported Uavaller Frere's Genuine Frenoh Brana i American Carriages American Harness. To ARRTVI Farm and Kxprees Wagons A-nerloao Fireproof Saloa, &0.. fco. B. TONKS & 00. INDIA AND CHINA COMPANY'S STANDARD PACKET TBAB. racket nnds and Half-pounds in Four Qualities. ORIENTAL MIiTURB. They are distinguished dt Rreat strength, aareeable briskness, and delloious flavpur reflnltlng from a soientlflo admixture Of the very finest Teas that the great Continent of AsSoanproduoe. The exoeUenoe of these Teas s apparent by the large and increasing demand hatexißtsfortheml n Vlotoxta.and wherever they have been Introduced. Aohnt tor Auckland i JOHN BUCHANAN, Onstom-honse-street. » UCKLAND PICTURE.FRAMINU "^ AND GILDING DBPOT, J, R. D» COURCEY Begs to notify to his old Wands and the Rene publio that he has undertaken the Management of the above Establishment, where GILDING, I'IOTURK-FRAMING, MOUNTING, (CO., la I all Its branches will be undertaken at prices defying competition. ESTIMATES 81VKI■ A Large Btook of Mouldings, Picture-framing Materials, and Pictures of every description always on hand. ' UUKKN-STRKKT, JUHOTION OF WAKBIIKLD-BTBIBT. mAY LOR'H JfAiJtH* KEWINO J MACHINKS Abb Simple to Learni Quiet In Action. Not liable to get out ot order. POBBKBB large and easily threaded Shuttles. No Diwioni/nr In getting Needles and Ultras TAYLOR'S PATENT SjBWING MAOHINBB BHOUIJD BK INBPJM)TKD by All deSITOOI Of IPMJ onring a Thoroughly Good Machine. AUK), to be had at Low Prloea, TWIST-"' IjOOP-BTITGH MACHINES ' )f Best Oonstrnotlon, w A DBJSIJ T. PEACOCK, OPTIOUH, Bpeotaolea. Teleaoopos, a Mloroseopee, Barometers, Eleotrlo Bella, fto, Instrumente and Machines Repaired SHORTLAIJD ■ STREET, (Opposite the Fost-offiool.



Drapery and Oiothing. pREAT CLEARING gAL E, J. M. M CLACHLAN WILL BE-OPEN TO-MORROW (FRIDAY) 10RNDIG, AprU 14. Retiring from Business. ■ Hi PARTICULARS IN FUTURE ISSUE.



jbußinesa Notices. Sa h r o n v' s FRUIT AND PROVISION BTORK, Pork Pies _.. BllE Pud- Sd each. .^wHbi. rttng.Bd Ik Piifß Feet, Fresh Tongurn, Batter ft, &. Heads. jQ?Q(MOjHPHF JflK'. oookod B'^WWJS™ Bacon, ov'ryday. cheeM- Potted IBSH HHHpP Oroen«ro- Head, '■ " ■ o«ries. Sdlh ISLAND ORANGES. BANANAS I BANANAS I 3d per lb by the bunch. POULTRY-Fowls, from Is 6d to fc 6d eaoh. Superiob Hop Bxeb, Ss, fkb Doz. RiFRMBMtirTS Evert Hour. YicroßiA-BTBwr (comer ot Albert-street). OIL, UULUUK, AKD GLABB MERCHANTS. \^ PHfIJiIPPS j§ON. 96&97, Qurku•stbkkt, Auckland, N.Z,, IMPORTERS or PAPKBHANGINGB, Panel Deooratlons, GLAJJ9—PtUshed SilvereA, and Roogh Pi.at» {English and Continental Sheet, Photo graphic, Glass Shades. WHITK LEAD, Colours, Oil. VARNIHHKH Brushes, Mixed Paints. Carson's Antloor roslvs and Patent Bllloate Paints. MOULDINGS-GUt, Stained, Veneered,for Plotnre Frame and Room Doaoratlon s. Fancy Frames tor Cabinet and O.D.V. FiOTUBBa of every description in great varloty Scraps—Photos and Coloured, Alburns for Photos, Scraps, fto., jco., &o. OuMut or Overlay Mount*, all sizes: Cabinet and (XV. V. Mounts: Artists' Requlslteß. W. P. &S. having always on hand the largest stook ot tho above goods in the North bland of New Zealand, are able to execute either whole sale or retail orders on the most favourable terms. Samples ot Paperhangings from open stook, or of original paokans, sent on applica tion. New settlers In Anokland should lnspeot our stock of Paperhanglnßa and Pictures before fitting np their new homes; they will find boihib thing to suit the means ot everyone. W, PHILLIPPS ft SON, QmßKT*ffnuEVT« Auckland* QLBOK TOMATU SAUCE. New season-Quality guabantkep. To be obtained ot ell Grocers, 1/ per Bottle. G. COZEN 8, Agent, *l, Quean-street. mO BUTCHERS, HKTTLKKS X FARMERS, AND OTHERS, The undersigned .we Oabb Pobchahekb Ot BIDEB, BHBKPSBINB, WOOL, TALLOW, BEESWAX, &&, fto., at Highest Market RatCß n any Quantity. Oonsignors diroot will have prompt andlm mediate oash remltwnoaa returned at mUjlac lOTrBteB" IRELAND BROS., TAirnmi ahd Lkatxubr MAtrovAornuM, *ooinjurp. Formosa in'Morte. VTEW ZEALAND FERNS, 131 Unmounted, or Tastefully Mounted to various wan, rSOK U C P TO 130 VAB ETIKB. or Bale by X U I C C R A I Q, Pbdkkmtrut. OULMAN'S PHOTO BOOMS XT /"HOBTLAinVBTBBHT. Tourists am Vlalton an invited to Inspeo Paiman's Views of the Hot Lakes, Ancklani and Bush Scenery, fto. The greatest variety o Original Portraits of .Maori Celebrities In net Zealand, PHOTOGRAPHY IS ALL ITS BBASCHBB. KJSLAHD B ik UI n £ X H WOOL MKKOHANTS, TAHHBBS AND LEATHKB MABUFAOTURKW IMPORTKRB OF Saddlers" and Bootmakers' Machinery, Bnglls and Foreign Leather, Saddlery, toddlers' Ironmongery, Boot Uppers, Grinder; Mill Belting, Suotlon and Delivery Hose, tec., fco. Waiehonaea i—Vnloas Lane and High Mac Works i-Panmare, Auckland OOBBtltnentß'.OrdorsProraptiraniilo aietul



Mdusationaji "VfEWTON GKAMMAR SCHOOL.— i_i (Rev. Peter Mason, B.A.).—The Second Quarter will commence on Monday, the 17th instant. Kvening Class for Young Men—Tues days and Fridays from 7to 8 o'clock. Evening Class for Young Ladles, Mondays and Thnrs daya from 7 to 8 o'clook. MRS PALMER'S SCHOOL, Carleton road. Duties will be reßumod on Monday, April 17th. CIHURCH OF ENGLAND GRAM- J M4.R SCHOOL. The Second Term, 1881, will oommence on TUESDAY, April 18, at 9 q,m. /"iNEHUNGA GRAMMAR SCHOOL. Tho next Quarter will begin on MONDAY, mhAPrUI L.J. TROLLOP*. Maßter, ISS DONOVAN, Teacher of Piano forto, Hanslop House, Vincent-street, Seoond Term commences April 17. Vncanoioa for Pupils. ISS DONOVAN begs to intimate to the Parents and Friends Of Papils attend ing the Girls' High Sohool that she will open a Class for Danolng and Calisthenics on MON DAY, April 17. pIBLS' HIGH SOHOOL. The Quarter Days for 1832 are—February 1, April 17, July 12, and September 29. The Head Master will bo in attendance at the Sohool to receive the names of now pupils on FRIDAY, Uth April, between the hoars of 10 a.m. and I p.m. TTIDUCATIONAL.-Mrs Clayton's XLi Boarding and Day School, St. George's Bay Road, Parnell.-Second Quarter, April 12. rpEE MISSES COURTNEY'S PRE -1 PARATOKY .SCHOOL, Epsom HaU, EpßOm,—Second Quarter, 13th April, 1882. WATERLOO QUADRANT ESTAB LISHMKNT FOR YOUNG LADIES. Second Quarter commences April 12. Miss Donovan will open a Dancing Class for Adults on Tuesday Evening, April 11, and one for Children on Wednesday, April 12, at 3.3 o'olook. For terms apply to Mrs Norman Waterloo Quadrant. [1/1 k. k. h woov &a m, Teacher of the i'ianofori c and Harmonium, ' Ad'troflß-C-ro ot Auokiand Muolo Ware house. rpHK A RT OF OIWGING. I ROYAL AisL/ft& 0F U(7BI0> ! • AOADEMZ j^^^^^^ LONDON, i i Tl TR. GORDON GOOCHIBronze and • : I\L SUver Medallist and Associate) I ' having Btudied Ten Terms In this i I Koyal and National Institution, la. In ! ■ the opinion of the several Professors ! I with whom he was placed, duly quail- i I Cod to teach Singing.—(Signed) <i. A, ; ; MAorumEN, Mus. Doo, Cambridge.- I ; 1878. i In referenoe to abovo, Mr Goooh is prepared to receive names ot Private Pupils for Singing and Voice Production at his private residence, Albert Park. c or Bale. OR SALE, two nice .Cottages of four rooms, with waih-house detaohed; quite new.-Apply R. Radfern. PhotOKr»pher, Queen atreet, or Brown-Btreet, Ponsonby. A MEXICAN ORGANS. — For Sale, f\ Throe Kino-touo Organs, 8 stops and knee Bwell, In Handsome All Walnut Coses, direct from tho celebrated firm of Geo. Woods and Co, Price, Seventeen Guineas each.— Samuel Coohrane fc Bon. TJT O ii SALE. A oholce lot of Dairy Cows, springing for their second and third calves, direct from the breeders. METCALFK & HILL, 29. N.Z Insurance Bnlldlpgs. fr OK A FIVE YEARS' LEAbE, Drowns m.' Island, situated five miles from Auok iand, volcanio soil, divido i into paddocks. Cot tage of 7 Rooms, Store Rooms, and numerous Out-houses, Furniture and Boats; can be had at a valuation. Bout i and shelter from all weathers inside the Breakwater. Splendid opportunity for a person to make money with small capital, and to anyone taking an interest In keeping the house and lands in order. Will be let for half its annual valuj. There are numerous wells of fresh water, Stock -many ot them half short horns—can be taken at a valuation.—W. P. Fkatiibrbtohe. North Shore. T>i>VKKxY BAY EVE GH SEEU. A Very Superior Sample of PURE UN MIXED POVERTY BAY RYE GRASS BKED for Sale at Lowest Market Rates, HONTER & NOLAN. • *>U BE S'>LD OR LET, a pretty Villa 1 Residence, Shelly Beach Road, Ponsonby, containing 11 rooms, bathroom, waehhouse, oooohhouse. and stable .gas laid on to house, with gas stove and every necessary oonveni ence, i he house is pleasantly situated, splendid eea view. The garden Is tastefully laid out as pleasure and kltohen garden. About one aore weU planted with choice fruit trees.-Apply D. B. Orohard, 18, Insurance Bnlldlngß. FOR sTLE, Two Flrßtclass Large Iron Tanks, with tops complete (cheap).- Apply to Pnbllsher, Star Office. T/IOR SaLE, New Boat, suitable for JD pleasuro or carrying purposed; measures 20ft by sft lOlzx beam, and 2ft 61n depth; sup plied with ash onra, new sails, and fitted with irass work. Strongly built, and will oarry three tons.-Apply by letter to F.R.A.. Stab Office. OPLKNDID OPPORTUNITY FOX O INVESTING IN A FIRST-CLASS HOTSL PROPERTY AT CAMBRIDGE. FOR SALS, The LEASE of the NATIONAL HOTEL, Cam bridge, together with the Furniture and every thing appertaining to the Property. Immediate possession oan be given. This Hotel Is probably doing the Largest Business In the Waikato, and la replete with Every Convenience. For [farther particulars, apply to Mr Andus Raynes, the present proprietor, or to KDWAKD LKWIS, Custom-house-street, Anokland. ThiOß POSITIVE SALE. That compaot little Island, known as Wood's Island, aboutjhalf-way between here and the lead of tho Waitemata. containing 100 Acres, with Cottage, good Orohard, and several im provements, plenty of fresh water all the year round, and a good wharf for the convenience of steamers. &c.-Ap P ly to joHNsoppßT House and Land Agent, No. 8, Queen-Btreet. ROUKY NOOK, i-EW NORTH ROAD.—Houses and Allotments.—As the Sale Is proceeding rapidly, and a considerable number of Allotments have already been dis posed ot early application should be made at my offloe, where plans can be seen and partlou lars obtained F. G. Kwiwoton. . FOX SALE, the nve-ton yacht M'LISS, with all eailg (new), anchor and chain, gear and dingy, oomplete.-Apply to Mr Haul faln, at Jaotson and Russell's. Fort-street. |/>IKST-CLASa BUSINESS OPENING. We have a capital COUNTRY BUSINESS placed In our hands for disposal, either by sale of freehold or on lease at a very moderate rent, if in the latter case £250 capital would be ample. The premisee aro situate in the centre of a pros perous township, and are with every conven- In addition to a General Storekeeping Busi ness, now averaging £70 per week, there is a Bakery and suitable premises for a Butohex's Shop whloh oan be sub-let or carried on In con neotion with the Store. In tho hands of a steady and snorgetlc man, with business capabilities, this is a rare ohanoe for a start. Satisfactory reasons given for its disposal by present owner. furtherpartlcularsonappllcajton^ & ijiOß SALE, really cheap, a Compact r Farm of 150 acres; about 60 acres In grass, part nnder crop, part good bush and fern; a Bix-roemed House, Stable, Cow-Bhed, &c: 2| miles from railway station, and only 12 miles from town by good road, FOR SALE, a nice little Dairy Farm of 72 aores. all fenced and divided Into pad-looks, with good House, Stable, Sheds, and every con venlence, and deep-water frontage, 10 miles £r Apply W» John Soppkt, House, Land, and General Commission Agent, No. 8, Queen-street (upstairs ' OT O X S A h JB, i STATIONERY AND FANCY GOODS BUSINESS, The undersigned ofter for sale the Btook-ln ,t trade In the estate of James Stuart, Cambridge d Waikato. consisting of Books, Stationery, if Music Fancy Goods, &c; also the gopdwll » and lease of premises, situated in the best posl Uon In Cambridge. Immediate possobbloi can bo given. Stock Sheets and lull particulars of t N. G. LiKNNuA I rp. na t nAS ARTHUR H. NATHAN f frnßteeß' »i SEEIJI SEED! SKED ill FOR balb, the following New Seeds, ex Roman Empire :— r, Red Clover White Clover Cowgrass Alsyke Rape Lucerne Turniu Mangel . Linseed Hemp Canary &a, &o. n The above will be disposed of at Lowe! Current Prices. 11l POITER AND CO., Durham-Btreet.



Publio isiotices. it O T | A X E S. In order to avoid mistakes and aooldents, I have made arrangements with MR ROBERTSON, the Proprietor of the Royal Mail Coaches, To Run Passengers through to Lake House, from TAURANGA to OHINSMUTU, WAI ROA. and TAUPO. Tourists can obtain Buggies at all times at Tauranga and Ohlnemutu, and oan depend upon good Coaches, Buggiea, Horses, and sober and civil drivers, at Lowest Rates. ROBERT GRAHAM. Lake House, Ohlnemutu, February U. 1882. ■ . "I3OTOMAHANA HOT LAKES. A LIMITKDINUMBEROF FIRST-CLASS THROUGH TICKETS Will be Issued for THE HOT LAKES, Tourists will have the advantage of staying at LAKE HOUSE, Ohlnemutu, whloh will be found the mot comfortable Hotel in the Lake District. No other tloketa but those Issued by me avail able for Lake House. R. GRAHAM, Jon., National Insurance Buildings, . 83, Queen-street, Auckland. Auokland, March 15. lag 2. fTIHK NEW ZKALAJNID TIMJBJtR COMPANY (LIMITEUi Beg to inform their numerous Oustomen dm they have purohosed the Business hitherto ooa> luotad by Messrs. Jagger and Parker, and that, in aooordancc with khle arrangement, Mr, Jagger will be the Manager for the Company In Auokland. who will reoelve and execute all orders. O. A. HARRIS, Qhairman, Auokland, September, 1881. WE beg to give notice to our Customers that we have Incorporated our Business with the New Zealand Timber Co. (Limited). JAGQKBft PARKKRi Auokland, September, 1881. mHENEW ZEALAND TIMBER J. COMPANY (LIMITED) c now prepared to supply Timber Of any ength and size at the shortest notice. FRANK JAGGER, ManagMi Ancklaod, Beptember 1881. AUCKLAND TIMBER COMPANY (LIMITED). GREAT BARGAINS"™ BUILDING TIMBER, ,KW MAKIN« 80011. ■» T»f H. SKINNER & SON, ?T • BniLDKRS, OARPENTBRS, AffD JOINBRB, Vuixjan Lane. All Branches of the Building Trade executed by Experienced Workmen. Bhop Fronts, Offloe Fittings, fee. TCTOTICi!. OF REMOVAL. E £~PERCY, BAKER AND CONFKOTIONKR. Begs to Inform Ma costouiora and friends, and the publio generally, that he is removing from his present residence, situate in Pltt-Btreet, to those premises reoently occupied by Mr Heath, formerly of Wakefleld-etreet. Mr Percy, In returning thanks for the liberal support recently accorded, respeotfnlly solicits a continuance of past favours. Bride and christening Cakes made and orna mented to order. Families attended. Muffins and Crumpets as usual are a speciality, 13UBL1C NOTICE. R. W, ROBINSON. BAKBU AND CONFBOTIONBB, Begs to announce that he has reoently taken over the Windsor Store, Uonnox's Buildings, Pitt-street, formerly carried/on by Mr A. T. Carter, and trusts, by civility and attention, to merit a share of patronage from the families of thesorroundingdistrict. Wedding and Christen ing Cakes made to order. ■jy O T 1 C Jff, W. H. SKINNER, ARCHITECT, Has taken offices formerly occupied by the City Ooundl, and over Messrs. Upton and Co/ft. Queen-street. muE FRENCH BAKERY. W. J. EVANS (Late MnflTH), Hobson-etreet, BREAD AND BISCUIT BAKER AND CONFECTIONER, Wedding Cakes made to order. MY PASTRY IS A SPECIALITY. ■ A trial soUolted. __ ■ * R U 1 T SEASON. Important to Storekeepers and Parties Pre serving. — Edward Lewis, ot Custom-houeo street, has just opened a Large and Varied As sortment of Jam Jars and Jelly Cans for Pre serving nurposes; also, Five Crates Stoneware are suitable for Butter Crooks and Bread Pans, (to. wocenes. etc 7y PAB.K EB, is/family grocer, ■» HOBSON-BTBBKT. Families regularly waited upon, and Goods promptly delivered to all parts ot the town and suburbs. PARKER. ' __ _ —— DDBE Ml rp E A I QROOERB AND BTOREKBBPERS wishing to do a SATMFAOTOire Tba tbadk, will find It Gbeatlt to ihbiu Advantage to sell NELSON, MOATB & CO.'S, CKLBBBAT«D PUBK LIQOOIUNB BUCNDBD TEAS. These Teas are acknowledged by the Pbbsb and Pdblio to be the Finest and Most Whole some in the Southern Hemisphere. GUARANTEED FBKE FROM ALL SCENTED VARIETIES. NELSON, MO ATE & O 0,, Tea Mibcbants ani> Blbndbsb, High-street, Christohnrch, Wholesale Agents for Auokland i MKS3B3 BABEK AND KAWLINGa. t»J"OTICE I NOTICE 11 WOTICJS 111 HO-.LAND~&~FORTZER, In thanking the general publlo for the very liberal support they have rooelved tor theipas» seven years, would take this opportunity to to form them that being Direct Importers ol several leading lines, they are in a position to say withont any boast whatever, they eansupplf PRODUCE AND GENERAL GROCERIES at Prioee second to none In Auokland. PHIOB USTi- Box Teas from 16s 6d per box; a rolendlfl of our own mixing at 20s per 121bs Company No. 1 Sugar, 20s per bag A Nloe Bright Yellow Sugar, id per In full Weight Sperm CandlCJ, fld por 1c t»3r&^ffft»oj_« MS tainlng one pound of Gtood Tea. at a very low 00l&$ pc? St.W c P«i3 itteSaon to our Turkey Brand at Is fa pet Flour, Oats, Bran, Sharps, ana Melie at Mil prloes, Favours by Poet or Wire will reoelve om most strict care and attention, »n*. "^" *X delivered free of charge to Boat or Rail, and all parta of town and suburbs. N.8.-Noto the Address- HOLLAND & FORTZER, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GROOBB QUEKN-SIBKET, AUCKLAND ! «nd at OOHOMANDKU (liberal Ulaonont allowed tor Cm BUCHANAN • GROCER, &a, Ponsonbt Roaii, Auckland (Opposite AU Salntß'Ohuroh). A Large Stook of Drapery Goods suitable U the Season now at hand, at Prices that defy competition. MOBSON-SIKEKT STEAM COFFE MILLS. H. P. GIBBONS & CO,, Tea, Coffkk, and Spick Mbkchakt Wholksaib and Family Gbooebs, Jt OeAL, FIBBWOOD, AND PBODtTOB BBAtK H. P. GIBBONS SOO« HOBSON-STBBWi AUOKLAH».



Tenders. V"E W ZEALAND RAILWAYS. HURUHUI - WAIT AKI RAIL WAY, MAIN LINE. WAIKABI-HaRUNUI SECTION. HORSLEY DOWNS CONTRACT. FORMATION AND BRIDoES. Written Tenders wiU be received at this offloe up to noon ot MONDAf, Zith April, 1862. for- the Horsley Downs contract of the Hurunui — Wattaki Railway. They must be marked " Tender for Horeloy Downs Contraot," on out side of envelope, and addressed to the Hon. the Minister for Public Works, Dnnedin. Telegra phic tenders similarly addressed and marked will be received if presented at any telegraph office by noon of the same date, provided that written tenders, in due form, are lodged at any District or Resident Engineer's Office by same bour. Drawings, spsolaoatlons, and general conditions may be seen on and after Monday, 3rd April nest, at this office, and also at the Public Works Offices, Auckland, Wellington and Chrlstchurch. The lowest or any tender will not necessarily be accepted. By command, W. N. BLAIR. Sngineer-in-Charge, Middle Island. Publlo Works Oißoe, Dunedin, 25th March, 1882. ! OOROUGH OF ONEHUNGA. Altbbations to waterworks. Tenders are invited and will bs received up to 7 p.m. of MONDAf. the 21th of April, 1882, by the Onehunga Borough Oounoil, for Altera tions to Reservoir, and Fixing a New Pomp, in accordance with plans and epooiflcationa, and the General Conditions of Contraot for the Borough, whloh may be seen at the Office of the Counoll, or with Mr James Stewart, C.K., Auckland. (Signed) G. OODLTN, Mayor. mo CONTRACTORS. Tenders tor the Erection ot a Wharf at Mer cury Bay, for the Meroury Bay Timber Co., will be received up to noon on TUESDAY, 25th Instant, at our Offloe, Colonial Bank, where plans and specifications may be seen. BOYLAN & LUNDON, Engineer!. fT! O B U I L D X R S. Tenders will be received until noon of SATURDAY, the 15th Instant, tor Extensive Additions to a Besidenoe In Remuora. Plans at my offloe, 83 Queen-street HENRY 6. WADE, Architect. IN THE ASSIONED ESTATE OF JAMES MULLtNG & Co. Tenders will be received by tho Trustees In the above Estate, up to THURSDAY, the 13th Of April, at 3 p.m., to PURCHASE THB! STOCK IN TKADB, consisting ot General Drapery, Clothing, eto : also Book Debts, Fixtures, Good-will, and Lease ot Premises. The highest or any Tender not necessarily accepted. Full partlonlaro may be obtained at the Offices of Bargood Bon and Kwon, Utah field-street, ChrGitchuroh. WILLIAM BROW!?, f 1*1181668' npiENDEKS are invited for the Erection X of four Villa Residences in St Mary's Road. Plans and upeoifioatlons to be seen at Jones's, Tobacconist, Queen-stroet. Tenders will close on the 11th Instant, at 12 noon. m O BUILDERS, Tenders will be reoeived up to 5 p.m. on THURSDAY, April 20. for the Erection of One Shop and Dwelling, and One Six-roomed Cot tage in Newton Road. Plans to be seen at the Star Hotel, Newton. , mO BUILDER si Tenders will be reoeived until noon ot MON DAY, April 17, for Imphovsmkntb to Si. Audkew"b Chudch, Auokland, viz., Pobuco, Towaa and Swius. EDWARD BARTLEY, Arohlteot. m O B~U I L D ER S. Tendon will be reoeived until noon ot the 21th instant, for the Erection of a Concrete Villa Residence at Lake Takapnna. Plans and specifications at my offloe, Canada Bnildinss. W. H. SKINNER, - Arohitect. Drapery and Olotbißß. yyf KLLKKLJit HOUSE, Just OruHbU, A Fresh Assortment of Ladiee' & Ohildren'B Underolothlng, Corsets, &O. Ladies' Nightdresses (beautifully trimmed), to M, Ba lid; Chemises, 2a, 2a Od, 8a Ed. Children's Underolothlng In great variety. A Large Assortment of Ladles Corsets Just to hand In White, Black and Drab. The "Grecian Girder "Belt Cor set, Bide lacing: this Corset is especially adapted for the present stylo ot cos tume, the side lacing enabling it to be adtusted to almost any figure. 2000 yards Swiss Embroidery Edgings at 3d, id and 6d, a great bargain. An Extensive and WeU-Beleoted Stock ot General Drapery at moderate Prloes. Country Orders promptly attended to. One Shilling in the £ dlsoonnt on all Clash Purchases to the amount ot 20s and upwards; A, LUVETT, Wklleblkx-Stbhkt, /? AND I DEFERRED \\ I! PAYMENT I II SYSTEM. _il \^L^y ■ r'fIAILORS, UKAPERS, AND ■ OUTFITTERS. H O B S O N ■ S T R E E T (Nearly opposite WelUngton-street). Have a Well - Assorted STOCK ot the . BEST CLASS GOODS. All Tweeds, thoroughly shrank before being made, up, ana fit and workmanship guaranteed^ The DefemaPaynmtSt/ttanhaa been found to be a great boon, by enabling these with mlted Incomes to procure neoessaries in the easiest possible way. INSPECTION INVITED. BARGAINS « BARGAINS I — Ladles I > bear in mind that Wllllams's la the Cheapest House in Town for Ladles' Under oloihlßg, Real and Imitation Maltese Lace, Silk and Laos TIM, Neck Frillinga; a nloe assort ment ot Gilt and Black Brooches and Earrings, cheap. Ladies from the country would do well 0 buy thoir Gooda at Williams'* Cheapest louse in Town, foot of Grey-street, four doors above Market entrance. Open tUI 8 o'olook p.m, FANCY WORK of KYKR* DESCRIPTION TAUGHT. y, \ A. STEPHEN SON, o - In thanking his patrons for past favours, g r now wißhea to inform them that he has B REMOVED from the Newton Fancy g g Bazaar to his NEW SHOP, opposite * . Lambourne'B, Ironmonger, Karanga- 1 nape Road, and has NOW OPENED > \ A LARGE AND VARIED STOCK g §OF FANCY GOOD'S Ot all Muds. C § LADMb'WOOLS OF EVERY SHADE $ g OF COLOUR. b. j Labqe: Assobtmbht. E ' LESSOaSOIVKNiyTHKA^VA. ■ nTSHER AND CO. (LIMITED), ZMll2? fWrmdM Prime Smoked Tongues, £**"&*%& Balon, Beet on Safe In Hom6i£Saues:-N.B. -Dealers In Game. ?1^ ephSi»nto forwarded to all parts o2 the LSo B fspon^l Ptolorder' Faamea waited SnlntownorsnbnrDa. ■ jZ K~ D EN T O Si, ■*~^ PHYSICIAN SUHGKON, AND ACCOUCHEUR, BELLVUE HOUSE, NORMAN'S HILL, ONKHUNQA,



Amusements, pOSSONBY HALL.; SX. STEPHEN'S CHURCH, PONSONBY. FRUIT SOIReITaND CONCERT.- ; TO.MO R R O W, FRIDAY, APRIL 14,1882. PBOGBAMMB.-PABT I. Ohorns of Flßhormen(Masanlello).. Choir Song.' The Village Blacksmith' Mr J. 0. Culpan Song,• Cleansing Flres'-Misa Barton Kooitation, 'Cur Jew BeU must not toll to nlaW-Mr Barry . . > m Song, • Auld Bobln Gray "..MiMi Mercer Trio, 'The Adyent ot Spring..Misses Barton and Culpan, and Mr White ■. , . Song, 'Golden Love'.-Mlss Talt Solo, Violin, 'Trovatore'..Mr White SODK..MlßßMorpoth ; < Song. • The old aweot Story.-Mrs Oulpan Ohoroa, "Here we Beat' (Sonnambnw...Cholr riiu ii. Chorus,' Pretty Village Maiden' (s»na«uOhote Song, 'Fly to thy rest,pretty Blrd'.-»Mr Mo- Coßkrie Song, '. Queen of Love..Miss Culpan Reoitation, *I want to Fly..Mr Barry : Solo, Violin..Mr White Song, selected-Miss Sampson Chorua.'Spring's Bright Glanoes'..Choir , aong, 'The Gauntlet-Mr Menzles . ■■■ ;;; Duet, 'Maslo on the Waves-\.Mi«Bes Meroer nndMaokay . song,'oarrißßlma'..MißßOwen _.*,*'■ ;, Chorns, 'Maiden of Fleur de Lys'..Onolr . Addresses will be delivered by Revs. KF. Maonlool and H. Dowsbnry. Tiokets, 1/8 each; commenoa at 7 o'olook. ri H 0 R A L XX A LL, MONDAY EVENING, APBIL 17. UNDBR THE I JATEONAOK OF HlB WORSHIP TOffi mayoh ana councillors, and thb Musical Elite of Auckland. _____ MR. GORDON GOOOH'S ANNUAL U»VKNING fiONOERTI A M2A \J Upon whloh Occasion Vinokht Wallaoetb "MARITANA" Will be Sung In Concert Form by PrlvatePnpUfl and Class Members (Lady and Gentlemen Amateurs). Proprietor of " Maritana * (E. T. Glllon, Wellington), for Permission to ■ Produce this Work; Principal Vooaubtsi Mlaa Bykes, Mrs Stevens, and Mils Mendols- BOhn. Sopranos; Miss A. Hargrave, Meffi£ Soprano; mibs Tapper, contralto; Mr David Russell aad Mr Austin, Tenors; Mr Edmiston, Mr J. Sykes, and Mr Stout, Baritones; and . Mb Gordon Gooob, A.R.A.M., Bass. Mr Angblo FOHBEBKPuDiIof OhorleßHaltekat the Grand Pianoforte; Mr Slater at the Organ; and a Full Choir ot Mr Goooh'B Advanoed Ringing Class (under his Conduotorahlp), oon siating of about Forty Voloes, Tloketa at Moasra Upton's, Wayte'B. Mean's, and £ady'B. First Seata, 3a: Second, 2a s Sailery. lfl. . Doors open at half-past Haven; Conoert to oommenoe at eight o'olook. Carriages may be ordered for 10.15, XT O R T H CO IK. HAL L.7 A GRAND KNTKRTAINMKNT and BALL wUI be given at the Northoote Hall, onMON DAY, April the 17th. Admission Two Shillings. Tiokets may be had at the Northoote Hotel. TTIIGHT HOURS' DEMONSTRATION JDi AND SPORTS. . 1. Maiden Race, 120 yardi 2. Barrel Raoe, 100 yards 8. Throwing the Hammer i. Laaiea' Raoe, 100 yards . . 6. Tug of War-Married v. Simile - B. Barrel Raoe (Baokwards), 100 yards 7. Race for Men over 10,1» yards 8. Sao* Raoe, 60 yards 9. Mile Raoe, opan to all comers , .* '• 10. 300 yards Raoe, Bame as above IK One Mile Handloap, for Nowmarkot Members 12. 160 yards Handicap, same as abovo. 18. Exhibition Eaoes, s>y AnstraUan Ohavn. plcns—O'Brien and O'Connor. :,_.;., Handlsappers—Meßsrs Forderand Bills. Starter—Mr Leyden. '.' T7UGHT HOURS' DEMONSTRATiQJS. _Ei BALL AND SUPPER, i , ' To be held In the Lome-street Ball on WEDNESDAY EVENING, APRIL 18,1882. :'. Ttokets-Double, 7s 6d; Single. 6s. May be had of any of thefoUowtog Members of Committee, viz. I—Messrs Porter, Pnnoh, Tudehope, Gough, and Mills. . r\ R P H AN H O M E. The next Praotloe for proposed Conoert will take place at St. Thomas* Sohool-room on THURSDAY KVKNING, 18th April. Ot 8 o'olook. The assistance of all persons who can ■ read Mnsio is respectfully invited. . bporang. ■".'.- , pAPAKCTRA A NNUAL T> ACES.. St. Geobge's Day, Satubbay, APKIL 22ND, 1882, HANDICAP HURDLE RAOE, of 10 WVJ: second horse to receive 10 soys out o£ the Btakes. Nomination Ibov; and aooeptanoe ~ 2 soys to the funds. Nomination with one ■ 6ov enclosed, to the Secretary, at his Offiae. Qneen-Btreet, by 8 p.m. on Wednesday, 12th April. Acceptances on night of general entry. Distance, 2 miles, over 8 flights Of ; hurdles 3ft 61ns high. PAPAKURAOUP (Handicap), of 100 eova seoond hone to receive 29 bovb, and the third, S bovb, out of the stakes. Nomina tion 2 bovb, aooeptances 8 bova and 2 soys at the post to the funds. Distance If miles. Nomination with two boys enolueed, to ba \. made to the Seorotary, at hla office, Qneen- Btreet, at 8 p.m., on Wednesday, the 12th i April. Aooeptanees on night of general entry, , . . :■■■■: LADIES' PURSE; of 80 bovb. second horse to reoelve 6 soys out ot the stakes. Entrance, 2 sovb each to the funds, Welter weight * tor age. Distance, 1 mile. . . ■' RAILWAY HANDICAP, of 10 bovb ; second horse to receive S boys out of the stakes, Nomination 2 sovb, and acceptance 2 soys to the fnnds. Handicap to appear directly after the Cup, and acceptances half an hour before the race. Dlatanoelmile. . ' v;iu CONSOLATION HANDICAP, of IS BOVB Entrance, lflov. Distance, 1 mile. For further particulars see hand bills, "Wm, PEHCIVAL, Secretary. •■ ■ UKEWS BIRTHDAY RACES. To be Run 2ith May, 1882. ■ WUlolose 20th May, 3000 MBMBKRS ATTKN BHOiUNUa Bibthdat Handicap Tbadsbmbn's Handi <Dunedin) cap (Dunedin) • • '" Firsts ~ -fi2M Firai.. T^iW eeond ~ .. 150 Second „ _ 100 Third .. .. 100 Third, .. „ 80 Others (divided).. 120 Others (divldeA). 1» ' « «i3O Gbahd National Stebplkchabb * (Chrlstohuroh). First _ ~ ~'; .. „ u fil6o Second _ „ „ „ :«. 110 Third -• ™ .. „ 60 Others (divided) .. - _ _ U0 By letter only, with two Btamns for replies. P.O. Orders and Bank Notes preferred. Country übeques must have Is exohange added. The wora •' Bearer" must not beerased. Registered Letters and Telegrams not accepted. Postage Stamps can be Bent where one ticket only ig applied tor. Please address-ADA MANTUA, Care of Mn Abraham, ' „ ■ Box 851. Pwt-oflioe, Pnnedln. 0 AMU EX. Y. COLLIWS, HOUSK, LAND, jg^| * ™**™l* BIfIH^TOtMH!, AVQtiitilß, _"-"'• LOANS AND MOBTBAaffI NEOOTX4TBD, Fm Sale, on tomato suit pnrohßaars, HODBE3 and AWiOTMBSW of various sizes. In Bareaford- Btreet Hepburn - Btreet, Wellington •Street. Wolfe -street, Kast- street, Graf ton Road, gymonda-strcot. Allotments Bought and Money Advasoed for Building; may be repaid by weekly or monthly Instalments. Shares Bought and Sold. / ' mA I T a X O T H X X h JL aAitaiii. ASB i-iißiJoXOKii.aiASOiJß aionumentß, Hoad-atoneß, Tombs, ml Iron Tomß Ballings. - . * , nmOBIF»0»B BXBOVTXD IN A BTOBKIOH BTKUfc PRioraandOKSiaNflFßßKonAppUoatton, ADDISR33I COBHKH Of -1 KWbAHb AND LOBNK STBKITS. AnUKLAJU) Near jnnutiOQ of Oueonnad^»feeneia streets