The Auckland Evening Star.

VOL..XIIL-NO. 3,070.

AUCKLAND, N.Z., TuKSoAfc

MAY 16, 1882.

(PußLtsm-D Daily)

PRICE: OI.H-' P&NN^-vi >



Shippinar. i'_Wri«---_i- TT«ION STEAMSHir t> .Ai. \J COMPANY OF NBV fe^S c\ ZEALAND (LIMITBB), (l>—- ""^il Time Table— 1} ,< May, 1882, for gisborne, na»*ikk, weu-jngton, LYTTELTON, PORT OHjLLMERB, -HV BLUFF IrnoM Utrs_K-„Ti"ießT Wharf) Steamer, Date of Sailing. Latest Train. Ai mon Friday, 19, I p.m. — RoioiiUA Thuraduy, 25, 10 a.m — , FO«- TARANAKL NELSON, PIOTON. WEL LJNSTON, LYTTELTON. AND WEST CQAHT POHTH (FHOI- MiNOltAn). PBNQoiN Tnosday, 1(1, 8 a.m. T. 15 a.m, Hawica Tuosday, 23,11 a.m, 9.10 a.m. FOR" MELBOURNE. Via SOUTfi. Albion Friday, 19, i p.m. — Ro'ronnV Thuraday, 25,10 a.m. — ■ «OalUng at Hobart. FQR BYIPINKY. _ Abawata Tuesday, ie, -1 p,m. — FOR LEVUKA ANU SUVA. T-iiaboa . I Friday. Ju. 2, 6 p.m. I — FOR RUB-KLL AND KAWAKAWA. Abawata I Tuesday, 16,1 p.m. I — t-ir Cargo mast be booked and alongside one hour botoro advertised timo of departure. During May Special Tiokets will bo Issued to Ly ttolton" available for return until Juno SO. Passage tiokets mast be taken at the Com pany's Offloo. Auckland Branoh, 109, Qaeen street. jU^A^ QTEAM TO LONDON. *f^p||||^ ORIEJ.T LINK tuMimniwiii The foliowlrg Steamships be longing to tha Orient Steam Navigation Com pany ILlmltod) and the Paolflo Steam Naviga tion Comnany, will leave DYUNKY at the undermentioned datea for MELBOURNE, APE.AIDE andLONDON. via Suez Canal;- Steamer. IReg.Ton'gei Date. ORI"~NT. _....__ 6,388 MaylW LUSITANIA..-.. 3,825 June 7 LIGUKIA. 1,860 June 21 lIARONNK.. 3 87S July 5 POTQ3I 1213 Jalyl9 And tho Service will be maintained by sue-' oeodlng steamers at intervals of a Fori night. Auckland oassnngeni for Orient may proceed por Arawata on May 10, F~r.s to London, 15 to 70 guinea* Sues Canal Dues, 8s ln addition. Parcels booked throngh to London. Passengers cvi book trom Auokland at a through rate to cover Intercolonial tare and Canal duos, and ao seonre speolal advantages. Passages trom London oan be granted ln Anokland. For plans and full particulars, apply, In London, to 7. Groen & Co., and Anderson, Anderson & Co., Joint Managers of the Line J pr to tha Agents ln Auoklana. UNION BTEAMSHIIP CO. OF XX, .• U-DUSHDI. Queen-street jjaafc^ U'l'J-AM TO THAMES, CAI. -.ssl_ES££^ RYING PAESENGKRB AND "^K*Mc^rr CARGO. OONSntOTINO IWITB o___f»- MUBI. OMAHOV WAITOA Pl-AIUO, AMD MO__-__i- Ti_i_i (Plata Distriot), Tims Ta_i_.ii, S.S, ROTOMAHANA, From Auckland: 1 ■ Tuesday. 11 morning Wednesday, laid up to olean Thursday, laid up to clean Friday, 3 afternoon - Saturday, 3.30 afternoon From Thames i Tuesday, 5.30 at ten-boa ; Wednesday, laid up to olean Thursday, laid up to clean .Saturday, S3O mornlnjf . ■: ; Freight through to Te Aroha, _s_.pcr ton. No cargo race!veil within r..alt au hour of ad vertised timo of leaving. ERASER & TINNE, Agent _£&**&< V:'-S. COROMANDEL, J_^l~__S ©• J ■c-__ar_____»' __ B (ngj tavoorite a.-, : CO ROM AND EL, i 7. Captain, W. D. Hargrave, ■ Al-, ,■: Timb-Tabmi. Leaves Auckland t Lenves Coromandel I Tuesday, IG. 12 noon We. n'esday, 17,12 noon Thursday, 18,12 noon Friday, 19,1 p.m. Saturday, 20,2 p.m. Weather and other clromnf i_no.s permitting. All parcels to be prepaid at offloe. No. 9, Qaeen-street Wharf. Not ..-eaponslble In shipping, carrying, or Undine; live Btock. A. R. H BWINDLEY. Manager. ,^a . lb TEAM TO THE ■^^^^.^ THAMES, x-wEtissmm-b. oh_nhmurlwaitk__auri, WAIHI TE AROHA GOLDFIELDSt MOR BSNSVILLE, WAITOAfLi JNS. ANDGRANT AND KOSrER'S SETTUffiMKNT. ENTERPRISE No; 2, P.S. TE AROHA, it P.S. PATIKI. 'ffroin Auokland i From Thames i ■••• ■__•■' Tuesday, 8 p.m. Woilheaday, 10 p.m. Thursday, 9 30 a.m. Brltlay, 11 P.mi Saturday, 10 p.m. The timetable of river steamers to be seen at Bnterprlae Office, Thamea ■ ■ Fares To Thames _, Saloon, 7s 6d; Steerage, Be To Ohlnemuri through, fia extra To Te Aroha through, 10s oxtra Not responslolo for shipping, oarrylnß, or die -oh*^taKUVßß^fc A. N. S. FKRRYCO.. Agents. i_:^_. Ta^AIUKU & ONEHUNGA aSB^ " STEAM NAVIGATION CO. - '-*BBB^(___--_--)). !.'.'., Taw TABtB—MAT, 1882. Viom . SiS. MANUIi-LU, LeaveaOi_-_«_s_l« „ Leaves Walakn I May May *"■■-*. *.___.. 16-Tueaday,93oam it—W.dnea.. 6.30 am .17—Wednea.. 10.15 a m zLskfurd-y.Sam _0-Baturday'l2.3o pm 22-Monday, 9am 22—Monday, 1.30 p m ■ 2,-r.Taaßday, 10 a m . 23-Tueaday, 2pm 2fi-Frii? ay. l-i- ( 27-Satutday, 6.30 a m 29-MOnday,3.3opm SO-Tueaday. Bam i 30-Tui.sday, 5p ni 31-Wedneaday, 9am For Manukau Heads, every Thursday, at 8 am By order of the Dlreotaes, aU Freight muat be repaid., r. ~: - .^- o^,^;N q H am,'Aig-ut.; T_o_^'i'T__rOßTHEß_. ; STEAMSHIP! '^^^•-IM COMPANY (LIMITED). ' "?'TIMB-TAB_.E-MAY^. ' ; ''" j Weatiier a_d other el.ctimatanoo. permitting).' j FOR TAPEAN«A AND BAY OF PLENTIT PORT.. ' 3TKAMKB. . I.''" DA-.-Q-" SAI-ISa. ... Wellington 1 Thurartay. 18. spm .'• Glenelg ' . .- Monday, B«.6nuL :.;. oicnelK " I Thursday. 25,'Spm ■ -grtlllnteton ' I Mo-day,'29,6pm "■: vi I connectsat TaurangafOrOpo- Rtttfrai ii tlklandßay of Plenty Porta ■' i -i^everyTneaday. , FOR RUSSELL, *WH~-lOAKOA, AND MAN qONPI. Wollington "I Monday, 22.5pm oH • I.Monday. 21*. spm , ffOB WHANGAREI.W-tANGAREI HEADS, AND _ M^NGAPAI. .'"'""i V EveryTutisday,at6pm _^ Aravie (Carrying, passengers and oargo _^__\ for Wafiiul . FOR WnANQAR-I AND IVHANGABKi HEAP-. -." i Every Friday, at 8p m AKrvle (Carrying passengers a-tdicargo **>f~^.;-.,i~ i locWalph) FOR MEKOTOY BAY. . ■n.nfti.l i-KveryMonday.-atiP-a ■ "i-"- FOR MAT^aAWAI. ff.iu.al ' | Every Thursday, at 6pm i,:-..g08 ,WA-TABA Macgregor. ITuesday/iClpm ■ .' t-T Cargo must be bnokiid and alongside one boo. before advertised time ot&ewtaxc Passage tickets must be taken at the Com v&iy'a Offloe, No. 67. Queen-street, Auckland. * ' ; ''' * "■ A MCGREGOR. . Managing Director, o.*i_,M TO THE HOT 3 R IN 08. MAHURANGL *^«*MATAB__i~A; KAWAU. AOT omaua; ■■- ■ , ,i,5!1-a 14.,ROSE;,CASEY, .Al.at__oy_-, : •'"' — ' te, Somervilie,Master. ff b.XtW ß T_»V^-^SiK; day and Satarday it 11 tun,, returnu-ii on Monday and Friday. '! No Parools.OriGoods taken-nUbast iblpplUl Ott%) myn vi'___l_Lf__-i .-:-:,'■



fc-hipping'. ■^-s_?s.'l_» JEJJ,INS,JJjAK AND ot"* ~^Sg£-L ENTAL STEAM NAVlGA aasaaca'*^TlO*.l COMPANY. JThe Company*a Stoamshlps (under oontracl with the Vlotorlan Government for the oonvoy anoo of her Majesty's malls) Will he despatched i Steamer Leave I Leave Leave ( °leamer* Sydnoy |Melb'rn' Ad'iade (Via Bombay) I HYD_.SPE3.... M June 2 Jane G Juno 8 PKBHAWUR.... June 16 l Juno.o Jnne22 MALWA.toBom b-y June 30 I July 1 July 6 And thonoo-ortr. every altercato weok. To Bombay OnIy—MU,WA: Leave Mol botirno Jnno 30; leave Sydnoy Jiily I; loavo Adolnldo July ti, Route i—lt Is Intended lo despatoh these Jteametu for Plymouth and London via Point de Ualle. Pa_scngora ior England will therefore not require to cha_ge Btecmors. Rates ot passage money to Plymouth or Lon don) £70 first, and £15 aeoond-olass i Italian ports,/!ils flrßt, EndXllOeooond-olaßu. Passengors booking at Anokland secure spooial advantages. ITor farther p_rtlo_la__i raspooting pasawio money and freight apply to ORUIOKSHANK & CO., Aronta, 18, Qneen-street, Anokland, \f_zC TC- O R WAIROA, -£|*g£v JP KAIPARA. JiggE; Thf.3chooner ANNIK WILSON will sail for tbe above port on THURSDAY, tho 18th inst. Freight-Te Kopuru. 10a ; other places, 15s. E. MITOHELSON & CO., Agents. (3&-JS. OASS-5-.GKKS' Ll-HIS OK il-»ifK PACKETS TO NEW ZEA. ™z»lßmm OWNED BY MESSRS. SHAW " SAVILLE, te CO., ti, LeadonhaU-Btroet, London, The above line of ships are regular tradora Ie all .the prlnolpal ports In Now Zealand. They are clipper ships, abused AI at Lloyds', and com manded by exporlonued masters. The bill of (are la moat substantial, md of the bent quality, and tho accommodation roomy and oonvenlont. The undersigned aro empowered to grant pos tages from London to New Zealand, payment for whioh have been guaranteed ln the oolony. Return ships to London also leave at almost rag-lar Inter van.. troll partioalars on application to L. D. NATHAN & 00„ . OWEN & URAHAM, V Agent*. ORDICKaHANK Jfc CO. I •«a____»_-<__ TEAM TO THAMES, J__\_____tyj KIKUTAIA. OHINBMURI •^■"■-■'•'(PAEROA). WAITEKAURI, AND WAIHI. DIRECT (Meeting tho Coaoh at Paeroa for Te Aroha). S.S. RUBY. Leave Auckland i Leave Paeroa t Thuraday, 18,5 p.m. Saturday, 20, O.l'O a.m, Faro to Paoroa: Single Tloket, 10a; Return Ticket, 15a. Freights through to Paeroa, 12s 3d por ton. Not responsible for ahipplng. carrying, or dis charging live s took. C. BROWNE, Master. rt^ W"OR LONDON DIRECT, ISgXgs'N. JV to follow tho Pareora. ■J-i'lllii'-tPI Tho Well-known Cllppor Ship, lIALCIONK, AAI at Lloyd's, 813 tons register, E. J. Parkeh, Commander, will load as above, and have quick despatch. •'For freight or passago apply to OWEN & GRAHAM, Agonts. ijgaA |(10R LONDON DIRECT. . _________& T_-0 Well-known Clipper Ship f^StUm PAREORA, AAI at Lloyds, 879 tons reglater, Ronan. Power. Commander, will load as abovo, and havo qnlok despatoh. For freight or passage apply to ! l THE NEW ZEALAND SHIPPING CO. ' (LIMU'EU), Agents, j Insurances. LIVERPOOL AND LONDON AND GLOBE INSURANCE COMPANY. ! Capita- ._...._-!.O0O.0OO j With Unlimited Liability ol Sharoholdora. Specially Empowered by Act of the Parliament of Now Zealand. Annual Firo Income, exceeding...,£l.o69 000 ; Fire Reserve Fund _'_, 1,500.000 Accuinulivted Funds „ 6,3-1.-1)5 LOSSES ADJUSTED AND PAID IN AUOKLAND. j Tho Company are prepared to accept Risks on I Bulldingß aild their Contenta—whether moroan tlio or otherwise—in the Oity and auburb.,at Lowest Cuhrkni Rates. JOH N BUC HAN AN, AqgMT. SnORTI.4iro.gTI.CTT. TV! JSi W 2i.ALA_.XI ir.SOßA_.tj_s _Ll COMPANY. Capital.. ______ 0.000,000 Re-os-ranoe and Reserve Fundi _ 4-60,000 ÜBEItAL CONDITIONS. MODERATE BATES PROMPT SETTLEMENTS, iUNDOUBTKD SECURITY. N.Z. INSURANCE BUILDINGS. ', r-KORGK P. FIERCE Manag-f. yUOTTISU IMPERIAt- INSURANCE O OOMPANTt. Capital _ _ _ fi1,000.000. i TBe undersigned, aa Agent for the above Company, la prepared to accept Firo Risks on every doaorlptlon of Property, at Lowest Current Rates, JAMBS MAOFABLANB, Queen-street -—---— i .' i ii — -. Board ana _-<-s_aence, RAILWAY DINING ROOMS, Queen-street TVhaiif. WILLIAM PYE, Propbiktob, Good aocommodatlon for Boarders and Travellers at moderate ohargea. Cleanliness and civility are tbe characteristics of this houao. The table and bed. cannot be surpassed by any house in town. The Proprietor haa had a very long experience aa a Restaurant Keeper, and ho feela assured that any person giving his houao a trial will be quite convinced tbat the accommodatlcn it aiforda cannot be surpassed, THK ONLY HOUaE ON THE WHARFi Board and Lodging, £1 per week. Beds, Is. B ELLEVUE _To VS B. ' , COHNEB, WHAEF-STRBBIT ANL CAMBEONROAD, TADBANGA, This Kstoiillshmont, jnst ereoted, containing 25' rooms, - with every convenience, 18 NOW OPENED to receive Vleitora to Tauranga, who ! vfiu £nd Superior Aeoommodatlon* with the i oomf orta of a Home. Private Sitting rooms, Good Bed-rooms. Stablea. A Four-horse Coaoh or Buggy leaves after arrival of ateamor for Lakes. BODELL, . Proprietor. Tauranga, Febrnary ?0.1-82. FUBLIC NOTICE.—-The nuderaigned on completion, ot hia flrat year, roturna heartfelt thanks to his many Friend, and the : Publio for tho liberal patronage conferred dar ing that period. It ia rospeotfully announced 1 that bualneaa will be continued on the same , Liberal Prinolplea, confident of tho result, in -1 aneotion invitod to Seaaonable Drapery and the Choicest Milli-ery.-CHARLES ALLEN, : Genaral Draper, Viotoria-street West, OCTORTENNANT has REMOVED hIS DIBPBN-An*- wd Subqkbv to Hew In. i Buildings, Wellesley-atreot. Uo nra of attendanoe i—9 to 10 cm,, Ito 2 and 7 to 8 P.m. Private Residenoe l Svmonds-street TTPPER SYMONDS-STREET. U ■ TO THE PUBLIC. ALFRED TVER (bite Robertson Bros) Beas to thank the inhabitants of Auokland and environs for their patronage Blnco taking the above bualneaa, and would remind them that h. has now Removed to Nkw Spacioua Precise. on the site of the recent fire. Mr Tyerha3 also taken the aiUolnlngproperty where the business of Firßt-elass Fruiterer and Confectioner will be established. By selli-a" none bu« the Beat Artle'esatMode ..M i-rlees andgivlnu ibe Pabllp girlot attea SS _W_-S&8-B5 proprietor solioita thai aupport hitherto acoorded. rgiAKAPUAA LAEF, - Coach leave! 1 Poat-offlce, Devonport, dally ]«« _%., and 2.30 and i 30 V^.\_^*»U_*_\___ 11.15 a.m., and at 3.15 and 515 p.m. Sundayp le_vea at 11 a m.. ,2.3OJU_d 4.-3 ftp.- Bhllliag oach way. Special trips when necea aarv ■fc_ddlehor.eßa_d all kinds of canlagei ?Si hire.-OUVER MAYS. Livery Btablag OAvonport.



hSuamesß JNoticea. B_F 0 X F A X E F," i In ordor to avoid mistake! snd aooldentß, I havo made arrangomonta with i MR ROBERTSON, tha Proprlotdr ot tho Royal Mall Coaohoa, i To Bun Pasaongers throngh to Lako Honse, from TAURANGA to OHINI-MUTU, WAI ROA, and TAUPO. Toorlsts oan obtain Buggies at all times at Tanranga and Ohlnomntu, and oan dopond npon good Coaches, Hugglos, Horses, and BObor and civil drivers, at Lowoat Rates. " „ . ROBERT GRAHAM, lako Houso, Ohlnemutu, Fobmary U, 188.. ,• IL> OTOMAHANA O. O T LAKES. A LIMITED NUMBER OF FIRST-OLABB THRO-JGH TICKETS Will bo iisuod for TBE HOT LAKES, Tourists will havo tho advantage of Btaying at LAKE HOUSK, Ohlnomntu, whioh will be found tlio mot comfortable Hotol In tho Lake Distriot. No othor tickets but thoeo Issued by mo avail able lor Lake Hou_.cn R. GRAHAM, Jon.. National Insurance Buildings, 83, Quoou-atreot. Auokland, Auokland. March 15. 1i.3'2. ti. O R 8 a " L E, At Lowest Market Rates : Rosin, Pitch, and Tar Keroeono, Palnt,and OHvo Oils Champion., Hoott _, and Storor's Qonulno White Load, In wood Muntz Metal nnd Nails Largo Stook of Canvas, various brands Wire Rope, from Ik iuuh tv J Inch Bolt Rope,. Hump, ana Manilla Rope, all Patent Windlass (wood), Frills, and Palla Anchors, from 10 owt to 10 lbs Ohalns, from 1 Inch tc I inch, Colza and Fish Oil. d. h Mckenzie, FORT-STRBET. Maroh 18. IHS2. Ii.OR SALE AT FREEMAN'S RAY I- MILL a. Latb Soppktt b. GENUINE BONEDUST, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, At Lowest Market Rates. BONES BOUGHT in any QUANTITY, At the Mill, OATS AND MAIZE CRUSHED. D. H. MoKKNZIK, Fort-Btreot, April 26th. JO 11 i. M. HAS L E T BUILDER, HOUSE AND SHIP JOINKR, &0.. FonT-BTRlsi;., Anokland. Having commenced bnaluoss ln the abovo line, is now preparod to roooive ordors for ovory description of Carpenters' and Johiora' Work, Olllco Fittings. Shop Front., Oonntors, Sholvos, Preaaea. Cupboards, otc. Every description of work connected with the trade, from House Building down, executed on the Shortest Notico, and most Reasonable Terms. FO R T-3 tITr E T, Two Doors from Cußtomhonao Hotel. ■ no TMI. PUBLIC. RICHARD GEORGE, BUTCHER AND OKNKRAL PURVEYOR, Respectfully solicits tho public to try I.la CliOlCB STOCK Olf MKAT, at I.OWBBT Po.BIR~~ PHIO-8. Families wuitod on for Orders. Uoßt Quality Corned Beef. Shipping Supplied. Noto tho Addroßß— MANUKAU ROAIJ, PARNELL. HHESTB OF DRAWERS. Very Handsomo Clients of Drawers ln rloh, Mottled Kauri, also Wardrobes and very pretty Chotlonlers, at very reasonable prices, for Cash only. Tna abovo wood beco es more beantltul with ago, and la always vory valuable. W. NORRIE, OABINKT MaNUFACTOH-B, Top ot Uhortland-stroet. JOHN PET F 0 .1. D, housk and Bhip plumber and gas fit Ikb. The Cheapest House in Auokland. high-street a.o-xand. am.is a. a v Tea. k a, CARTER, CON TRACTOR. SO Goods Carted and Delivered trom ship's side on Shortest Notice. Ballast Supplied. -BWOABTLB AND BAT Or ISLANDS COAL Also. Firewood (ont and nnont) rea.onabla; HENRY BRACE & CO. (LIMITED)/ WHOLESALE MANUIfAOTUH-CR ,-r.J AND IMPORTERS •'„ Of bU kinds of SADDLERY, ..,-, HIOH-STRKSt, AUOKLANa EDW. JI~O.,COX. Manager. AT O T, I ; C E. ±V OOEAP HARDWARE HOUSE,. Karangahape Boad. - FLAMBOURNE, in conveying to hia * numerous enstomors and friends "his sincere thanks for tbo generous support uncor ded to him during iho past seven years, would respectfully Inform them-that having farther enlarged his premises and -received a large supply of goods direot from Manufacturers, por Crownthorpe, Arabella, Pareora, etc., ho In pre pared to tell »t vory low rates, to mako room for further Bhlpmontsto arrive per Remington -and C-tnbriu, irom London ; and Orient and, Mencloza, from Liverpool. N.B.—Carpenters' tools especially cheap. DER "EVENING STAR, Mr Editor: Sir.—l Challenge all Opponents of Local Enterprise, be wbo they may, to Produce any Foreign Compound for Dyspepsia' or Indi gestion equal to. ''_■'• '*" ROBLEV'S DHiESTIYE MEALfO-Pulae or Porridge- -.-!.;,,0. :■■• -:r._ j■; DIGKSIIVE BROWN BREAD, and' ..1 DIGESTIVE BIS-UJI.3 '~" ~'..': ; . * J. EOBLKY, 25, GKBY-.TBBKT*. ] . riLSOU iu.MA'l'U SAUCE.' I New Season—Quality Guaranteed, To bo obtained of all Grocera, ■1/ per Bottle. i'iJ ~ '. ■ ■ a.a 05. ENS, Agent, 27, Queen-street . ; m D-.Wi: A Xi V.* ,B aitx jl B V,' AEOHiTKOT, 2_'IOHBUR_:B BUILDINB Q,l---i:H : BTBKKT. J pULMAW-TTfIOXO _.O.pMB, • _L ?06R__AOT>_Tn__--T, '•■'-'' -1 Tourlata ant Visitors are Invited to, ln_peot ' Pnlman'a Views of the Hot Lakes, Auokland 1 and Bnsh Soenery, .fco. The greatest variety of • Original Portraits of Maori Celebrities In New Zealand. PHOTOGRAPHY IN ALL ITS ÜBANCHEB, „, 0 B E R T W O O D S BOOT AND SHOE MANUFACTURKR, • OOBLEY^S BUILDINGS, HonB6N-_TB_B_' (Opposite tho Princo Arthur Hotol), ' ' EVERY DESCRIPTION OF REPAIRS NEATLY ■ " EXECUTKD, !■ :'■ ■': V - A Trial BoUolted. ■^tTpERIOR CORRUUATED"XaI.jaLtf.,1 > J, L.KEAN ' (Latb A__-t_n Sm_ ,i», Haa for Bale a number of the aboyp,,with Taps, ready for use, at reduced rates, at hl_ Shop, i Elhott-streot. Large qnahtitioa' of Hnpntlng • Ridging,' and*.Down: Pipeß*_-w_-_ .In. Stock-:: Verandah Iron carved,at.'tta shortest notioe. -' Country orders will alwoys reoeive hid Dyompt - attention. Lead washers always on hano. t ~-r - —q t '"'' I 33A1D J3l E.l 9 mb c. g. sand all 0 Withe- to inform hip friends and the pnbllo In' 1 general that he has Openodithe Butcher's Shoo, ', In Wafcefleld street lately oocuplod by Fowler 3 and Co., and hopes by keeping the beat quality - of Meat and strict attention to buainess to merit a a fair share b£ their support n ''' MAT ./ l| . r liiin .-!~o;:kj!. tm_ ,i,_S.:Q.J.ASJDA_J-, , } M»y*,l-82, .-rnWucJ mo



Drapery and Olotnmg. T & W W I LIA MS, 82, KARANGAIIAPK ROAD, Have Just OPENED 12 cases Clothlngtflrapery, Mclnto.hCoats, oto, eto., Hx *Ha_oionb.' Thoso Goods aro Imported direot from the following woll-known Housos :- S. & J. WATTS Se Co _ Manchester COOK. SON Se Co .London COOPER, BOX Se Co. _. _. London Tho Patont Vontiiated TALE-UK- WATERPROOF COAT. Suitable for medical mon nnd others oxposod lo rain andcoldi Thoso Coats ato mado of tbo bene Oxford Twooila. and nro w~i.antod wator proof. No Coat gonulno without iho maker naino—worked in .Ilk and gold lottors—in the baok, bolow tho Ventilating tube. PRICE—From 17s Cd to £3. Don't buy your winter ooat until you havo seen thorn. Wu aro tho Solo Agents , hero, and you oan get thorn nowhore elso. NO COUNTRY ORDERS SENT unlosa aooom paulod with oaah roiuittancoi Received, por ' llr.clone'— 1200 pali 3 BRACKS, at Od per Pair. SCO them, J. & W. WILLIAMS, ImpoitTS of Drapery, Sec, 82, Karangahapo Road. \VTELLESLEY HOUSE. .A. LOVETT, Begs to lntlmato to his Customers and the Publio gonornlly, that his WINTER S'IOCK OF NKW FASHIONABLE te CHEAP Dit APERY & MILLINERY Is Now to Hand. Dre.g Goods in all tlio Leading Fashionable Shades and Textures. Calicoes from 3d, Flan nels from -_d per yard, Sheeting trom lOd. A Largo Stock of T weoda in all qualities. Blankets from Os fit a pair. Extra Value in Corsots, from 2b 64. A Loading Novelty la tha "■ Floxlble 1 Up "Coraet, very com fortable and durable, 7s od. New Styles in Ladles' Jaokots and Ulsters, Including tho Dolman Ulster. Ladies' and Children's Undorolothlng and Baby Llnon, In Great Varloty. A Choico Stock of 1.a.10-' and Children's Hats and Bonnet-, trimmed and untrlmmcd; Flowera, Foathors, otc. A Good Bluck ifronch Merino, at 2- Gd yard; Blaok Caahnmro from 18. Country Ordors roooivo apodal attention. Ono Shilling in tlio £ Disoount on all Cash Purchases of 20a and upwards, Ar O V E T T, • JLJ Ditap kh , Wellealej -stroet., Jf- AND \ / DEFERRED \\ .JPAV M X N T ] 11 SYSTEM. __ il N^iLTGJ>^ TAILORS, DRAPERS, AND OUTFITTERS. HOBSON-STREET (Nearly opposite Welllngton-stroot). Have a W_n • Abbortbd STOCK ot ths BEST CLASS GOODS. All Twoods thoroughly shrank before being mado np, and fit and workmanship guaranteed. Tho Deferred Payment System has been found to baa great boon, by enabling those with limited' incomes to prooure necessaries ln the easiest possible way. j INSPECTION INVITED * lain . '~', ' .... ,' , a*,' , 53 ,; -_roc-_.es, _.o. J' ti' H N ' H OR N E (For many years with Close Bros J, Family Giioo-it, t_a Dkalkk & provision Merchant, ■•• Corner ot Wollington and Nelson stroata . (Opposito at Jamos'a Churoh). Families waited on for Orders. J.H. hopes by keeping *a firatolass article at the lOWest Cash Prioo to merit a share of the publio patronage. SB U C HA N A iF, • GROCER, tec, PONSON3Y ROAD, AUCKLAND (Opposlto All Sainta'Churoh). A Large Stook of Drapery Goods suitable for tho Season now at hand* at Prioes thai defy competition. EAI ■'■' ' J'T> OR E '* , "' JL rp E ; a;i , GROOERB AND STOREKEEPERS wishing I to dO a SATIBB-AOTORV T_A TRADE, Will find It ! Glt-ATLV TO Til-IR ADVAIITAOE tO Bell I NELSON, MOATE & Co.'a, CBLEBRA-iBD ; POBB LICjOORINS B-ENDED TEAS. These Teas aro aoknowiedgod by the Press and Public to bo the Flnoat and Most Whole some In tho southern Hemisphere, *GUARANTmK_, FRKK FROM ALL, j 1',,,.,. SCENTED VARIETIES. ' NBLB ON, MO AT E & O 0., i ' 1-L Mbrotants and Blendbbb, Hlgh-atroot, Chrlatohurch. ' ''" Wholesale Agouta for Auckland t Messrs BARER AND RAWLINGh, HOBSON-STREET STEAM COFFEE ~ ~'-. MILLS, H«,P. GIBBONS & CO., Tka,, Coffee, and Srica Merchant , I '.' Wholrsa-e and Family Grocers, j Coal, Firewood, and. P.topuc-c Dsalb i ' ; 'H, P. GIBBONS SS COj, j i HOBSONI,ST_-BKT. AUCKLAND ; '; 'doralals, etc. L .—__:— '— ..: ' " ;— __—-_—.', rrXJZZ AUCKLAND -ERATED !__.,' WATER CO., Corneb os" Wehesi.es AND ALBERT-STREETS ; MANAGER, MB [.GEO. G**__o_t___;'-''"' " •'' ■; '■•' ■ ■• jltiui j.. i • .Wholesale Only, .s i■".;. No. 53, Telephone Exohuoe LlTie above Company in commonolnK bnainoss sg to Intimate that It la their Intention to Manufacture a Ark-class' artlolo, at the lowoat possible prioe, and being *In poss'esislon of ap pliances, whioh no other, firm In the'trade ponsßßß, thoy can, with confidence, defy com petition, as the following prices will prove i— [ Pricea from and after February 1,1881 t . Ra. 0 Ice (In large quantities, por agreement), 1 por lb _, - - .. ._..,_. 00 S _l_rated- Waters, Lemonade, Soda j water, Ginger-ale, . Ginger Beer, ; Raspborryade, Tonlo-woter, at per [dozen .... _ _ _ _ 0 I Lemon Cordial, Peppermint do, Clove 'do, Raspberry do, nt per dozen.. — 0 IS 0 Ginger Wine, per dozen ... _ ..140 Ginger Wine (in bulk), por gallon ~ 0 10 6 Qulnlflo Wine, per dozen _ _ _ 2 0 0 Llmejuice Cordial, per dozen .. _ OIS 0 garaap-rilla, per dozen ■'_'__' _. 110 0 Stoughton Blttora, per dozen _, ..110 Orange' Bitters, per dozen .'. _ „ 1 18 0 i Four shillings.in the pound, or twenty per oent. discount will be allowed off the above prioes for cash, of If the account Is paid on or before the 15th dayof each month. If accounts are not paid before that date, the -nil amount i will be oharged. ' ) eddntry oustomera will- be supplied at tbe above prioes, but all packing, cases, and bottles will bo oharged for. and a reason;, ijle allowanoe, will be made for oaiiea when rptnrned, a-por_lng to their condition. Bottles and stoppers when returced will be allowed for at market prioes. j Particular capo will be token lp packing gooda. Customers aro pertloulajily requested to advise the'return of. empty bottles by poat-cprcl, or otherWice, for oases frequently disappear Ip a most myaterioua manner from the Auokland Wharf.,, ~,,-. ■„., H ii-j'i .i........ ■ -~ i -All bottles not returned will be charged, bb tX j { malcltetprloe. ". ''"■',.;?.,' '.' ,''...



Medical. r MORE LOCAL EViIDENCE OF THK CURATIVE .PROPERTIES (jo'ir ' ' OROFESSOR^p USSCOTT'S Herbal IFb-Atment, may now be consulted at 1113 ad DRESS, BnWmAND-STRI.It-. To Professor GußScott, Shortland-street, Anok land. Slr,-I h-robyeertlfy that for ovor two years I was troubled with a violent cough, with a froquont Bplttlngof blood and groat palpita tion. I would not attempt to walk up a hlll.nor yet to lie down In my bod during that, time, I wub unable to ao any work, after spendln a groat doul of monoy ou doctora and choml3ts, an woll as being an out-door patient of tho hospital. I IOBt all hopes of rocovery, but Beoing so many euros you had effootod in tho " Horald," I was advised to oome to Auckland nnd givo your herbal remedies a fair trial, and I am happy to Bay ln six wooka I could return to the Thames a strong, healthy man, freo from cough or palpita tion, thank God and you also. I shall bo ablo to recommend your herbal treatment, for I can spoak for myself, also from Booresl havo aeon In your plaoa at different tlmns, and ovory one spoaklng In tlio highest tetmH of your tretinoin. —Believe mo to bo, youra ever grateful, Frank Bouthorby, Thamoa, January 3rd, 1882. To Professor Gusscott, Shortland-Btroet: Sir, —For tlio iBBt threo yoftrs 1 have boon with that dreadful complaint oalled dyspepsia, or indiges tion. It did not mattor what 1 ato. In an hour or bo after my stomach would beitln to swell, that I Bhould havo to unfasten my clothes. Tho food used to turn sour on my stomach. Then I would oommonoo belching wind and gag. Dirty Bour froth would heave from my ohost. I had to be very partloular in what I should eat. Fat moat, oalibago, or potatoes, or oheeso—thoy aoted on mo liko bo much balm, in fact I did not know what to oat, for nothing would agree with mo. But hoaring of your Herbal Tonio, I wob inducod to try a bottlo, and whon 1 had oue I wanted more, for my health was more to mo than monoy. I found moro relief from your Tonio and Composition Powder than all the medlolno I have ever takon. You have of f ootod a perfoot ouro of me. I can oat now any-' thing as well as therost of my family, and enloy It.—Beliove me to be, yours ever truly, Mrs Elizabeth Swan, Parnell, January 11,1882. To Profossaor Ga-scott: Dear Sir,—My oase was ao remarkablo and my oure bo offoctual, that I feel It my duty to give you a testimonial as my evidence I have beon sufforing with rheuma tism for tho last sovon years, and a great part of that time I have not boen able to dress or __. droßß myself. For five years I was unable to walk without crutches. I was tired of my lifo, beoauae I was a burden to myself and family, but hearing and seeing the wonderful cm-ea you had oifeotod in dliTorent chronic com.lalnts.and a great numbor whioh I know, whioh aro not published, but I think It my duty to you and to tho pnbllo, that a man of your skill in curing suoh ohronlo complaints as mlno should bo a houßChold word. I waa liko 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 woll as evor.—Believe mo to be. yours over grateful, J. .0, Deaa, Ponsonby, i January ID. 1882. To Professor Gussoott. Bhortland-street. Sir, —I am hnupy to inform you of tho perfeot ouro I have received through your medicinal traat luoui. I oamo to you on tho 2?th of September labt. At that liiu. my log was pronounced In curable ; but when I came to you you told mo that you would couvlnc. mo In a fortnight, nnd I am happy to Buy you havo fulfilled your' 1); oinli o, although I wub rather doubtful i but I wa_ told oy a friondof mine that, If I said so, you would not troat mo. My friend's name la Mrs Walkor, who know you in Christohuroh. Sho wnß also a.patlent of yours whioh yon cured of tbo dropsy. lam happy to Bay that I have , dlaponsod with my crUtohes, and able to attend to my doinostio dutiea. I give you thia for the benelit of othora who aro Balloting as I havo been for years.—Youra, ovor thankful, Mm Eliy Joyce, Newton-road. December l. To Profoirsor GußSOott,!Shortland-BtroeL Dear Sir,—lt Ib with groat pleasure tbat I add to tho . number of your valuable testimonials for tho miraculous oure your modlclno haa performed on mo. I havo bean troubled with what some modloal mon oall indigestion, others dyspupsla, but whon I caino to you ou tho lGth of Sept., yon told mo that I had llvor complaint,- you explained to mo my symptoms about tho palpita tion of tho heart, the wind on tna stomach, cold hand, and foot, tho -Ournotm of tho wind and qua liißodto belch, cold chills running down my back, and, ln faot, you describod my feelings bo minutely, that I was quite satisfied thatyou understood my completnt, and I am happy to say that through jour herbal treatment you have effeoted a perfoot cure.—Youra evor grate ful. Mrs M. Little. Hobson-street, Auoklana. To Professor Gussoott. Shortland-street Sir,— I have been troubled with neuralgia in both my hoad and face, and boon deprived from many nights' sloop, and whon I sat down to my food niimy.tlmos I have bad to got np from the table and walk about without ovor tasting food. As I told you; when I applied to you, that I had tried all tho chemists ln town, and I only got temporary relief. When you told mo you would ouro mo ln a minute 1 was very doubt-' ful, -but am happy t < Bay you did ho. I should rooomihend any lady suffering from tho same to givo you a trial, as you told mo. If no ouro, no pay.—Beliove, me to be, youra ovor thankful, Raohol Oousena, Vlotorla-street. Novombor 21. To Professor Gusscott, Shortland-streo t It Jls with great pleasure that I acknow ledge a porfoct care I havo received through your herbal treatment; I have beon troubled with sourvy for three yeara and nine months. whioh I explained when I oallod on yon. I told you I could form no other cause unless It was through shuplng ln a bed whoro some ono bad beon sleeping who had tho sourvoy. 1 have alwaya been very partloular when staying at tbo hotels to oxainlno tho linen bofore going to bod. I havo met many mon on my route who have got tho same complaint through sleeping ln dirty beilß the samo aa I did. I also told you whon I applied that I hud taken a groat quantity of medicine until my hair began to fall off; but I happened to soo your advertisement stating that your treatmont waa solely herba. I havo known wonderful euros ofToctod through tho herbal treatment whon minerals have failed]! and bolng a b-llovor in horba, I waa vory happy to place myaelt undor your treatmont as Boon aa you oamo to Auoklan d, and I am glad to Bay you havo offeotod a euro on mo and made mo a olean, atrong, healthy man.—Bellevo mo to Ibo, yours evor thankful, Alfred Hopkins, Now North Hoad, Decembor sth. To Professor Qusacotc. Doar Sir—lt is with great pleasure I have' In recdmmonding your Tonio. I have been suffering with wind and spasms on the stomaoh for several years, and I oould not get any relief. Everything I ato turned to wind. I could not eat, I could not Bleep (I often bad to get out of bod and walk about for hours, I was advised to take cod liver and quinine and iron, &c, and all to no good. I bad to give up my employment for weeks at a stretch, but I 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 oonvinco mo ln a week. 1 wai rather doubtful of thia, aftor trying so many different medicines, both from the Hospital and chemists, and other patent medloines. I thought lt.was Impossible for me to, get oured so quick and so perfectly as you have done. lam happy to Buy In two months' time you have made mo a new man. I can oat well, and also enloy a food night's reat, with many thanks to you, and hope your days will bo long in Auokland, for the good Of the' community at large.—Yours roapeottnlly, Richard Lawson, Ponsonby, Feb ruary 2nd, 1883, '■■_•»' To Prafossor Gußßcott, Shortland-Btreet: Sir— An you aro aware that I explained to you, when I applied to you, that I have been troubled with bleeding piles for tho laat live or Bix years, as I told you I have tried medical men, chomlsta.and old women's euros, but novor bad a perfoot cure until I applied to you, about alx weoka ago. They used to oomo down and bleed for an .hour at a timo so that I should have to change my clothes, but when you told me you would make me worse before I should bo better. I could not reckon you up. I thought I Bhould have to give up business altogether, if I should bo worso, but in tour days you convinced me that I could givo you this testimonial with confidence, that in iivo weeks you have effootod a perfeot oure on mo. I shall over.be a believer in horbs after the wonderful oure you have performed on me.— Youra,. ever grateful, Henry Marsh, Albert street, Ootober IL To Professor Gussoott, Shorfcland-stroet iJDear Sir,—l am happy to inform you that through four herbal treatment loan eafely say that I nave received more benefit through your horbal treatment than all the medicine' that I have eVer taken. I have been' troubled with asthma ■ for the lost fivo yeara. I waa obligod to give up my .business and come to Auokland formodical treatment, and seeing your testimonials and the many ouroß you had effootod, and also that you required no information and that you could tell a man's,complaint as soon as you saw him—you did so to me bo correctly, and that'is more than any medical man over told me before, and It gave mo confidence to plaoe myself nnder your treatment. Inm woll known in Cambridge. I shall return homo on Wodnoßday, and you may rely you will have many applications from that diatriot.^Yours, truly, John .Ha.graves, Queen atreet, Auokland, - i • Professor Gussoott would Impress on those who may do him the honour to oonsult him that tbo utmost secreoy can be relied upon ; more over, from long experience, and a oaroful study of tho human system, he can decide almost at a f [lance tho diagnosis of tho oaae, thereby reliev og the patient of a great deal of nervousness and hesitation. Professor Guasoott invltos the confidence o either sex suffering from functional derange ment. spermatorrhoea, exhausting dreams. &o. Professor Guß3cott has m_de nervous debility and loss of powor hia speolal study, from what ever 'oau-o arising. He would earnestly ImproßS upon thoso who do Buffer to seok immediate advice and counsel, if thoy desire " an old age, !Berone and bright." Let no false delicacy deter Buffering viottma from removing the causa of thia blight to manhood. The strictest confidence B-pv be rolled noon CONSULTATION GRATIS. Can be conauitea ny letter. . PUblld lnsbection invited to tho large assort. ment Of BRITISH and AMERICAN .HERBS. ' i Note tjie Address— Professor Gtusscott, Noxt Door to Mpssrs Winks and Halle Establishment, Bhobtland-stkekt, Auckland, i "•'' "' Booittl From B.a_m, to t v m.



i. nblications. WILL BE ISSUED ON. SATURDAY, MAY 20, 1882, "THE TE AROHA MAIL," A Full-sized Weekly Newspaper, dovOtod to Literature and the amusement of the masses. Its Columna-oathowing -the more dry paths of Politics und big gooseberries—will be filled with Amusing Stories nnd Skotohoß, Literary und Sotentllla Extracts. &o, which, with tho NowßOf the Week, in brief and Loadorottos on aooial lopica, will give It a Local Zest. It will also supply tho Latent and Most Reliable News from To Aroha, Ohlnemuri, and Thames Gold- Held District-. TO ADVERTISKR-. -_T It will oll'or a Cheap Medium of Com munication with tbo Public of To Aroha and surrounding district:, as the circulation will he niioh as to Warrant tho advertisers of tho Thameß, Waikato, Auckland, and elaowhere giving it their hearty support. ;, PRIOE : TWOPENCE, (2d),.. . ' j From Ruunors everywhere, or 10a ior annum, sent to aDy addrtißß by Post or Runner.'- . Advortlsomoms nnd Snpelorlptlonß received' oy Messrs Ingram and Co., Hoffmann's 'Build ings ;Mr L, Molhoso, Thamoß! or , , "\V # "\\T ILKIN 3O N, : PROPaIKTOB. ~ '~',.. Thames, May 8,1882. , ~'.. '' ■-~,',„., Mdteis.l^ >■) -I ..n~ _. • ■' ALBERT HOTEL. MR B. C. ROBERTS (Late of tho Panama House, Nelson), Having PURCHASED From Messrs Whitson and Sons THE LEASE OF THE ABOVE II O T E L, RESPECTFULLY SOLICITS THE PATRONAGK of TnK AUCKLAND PUBLIC, And trusts, by cleanliness and civility, to share tho same, hitherto so liborally acoorded to his prodocosßOru by FAMILIES, COMMERCIAL TRAVELLERS, AND THE PUBLIC GENERALLY. -B. C» .Roberts, I PnopiiiETon. pACI FI C HOTEL, JOHN GILLANDER... ...PROPRIETOR, Borb to announce to hia friends and the general public, that ho has completed t: o extensive alteration on his premlsea. Among tho many Improvements, be bos introduced A SPECIAL DINING-ROOM, Undor tho Superintendence ot a well known Caterer. Tho "Culslno" will be the beat the Beaion can supply. Moala at all hours. Boat Brands ot Wines and Spirits. Ha_io-c~'a Sparkling Ale always on Draught. Reasonable Chargos. ExoollontFare. Civility and Attention. Good Stabling. WARN E R ' S Commercial JJotel. CAfH ED R A'L SQD\A _. X, Christchceoh, ; W. F. Warnbr Begs to announoe to hia many friends ln Christ church and tho adjoining Provlnoos that having RE-ENTERKD INTO PO3SESBION of tho above Hotol, whioh haß boen entirely ronovatod, re-deobratod and re furnished in the latest style, ho Is now prepared to weloome his old friends and oustomera. THE BILLIARD SALOON Attaohod to the Hotol la unsurp_ttsed by any othor in the oolony. containing three tables Bpeolally imported from England to the ordor of tho Proprietor. Tho suites of PRIVATE APARTMENTS, whioh aro elegantly furnished and appointed. aro entirely distinct from tho hotel portion of tho building, thus insuring perfect prlvaoy. A novelty in colonial hotel aooommodatlon will bo available at "The Commercial * tn the shape of a LADIES' DRAWING-ROOM, kept spoolally seleot and exclusively for ladles. A high pressure water supply has boen ar ranged for on the premises, and tho Bath Roomß are fitted with overy convenience for hot, oold or shower bathe at any time. Comment on tho quality of the liquors sup plied at the Commercial ib unnecessary, as the collar la under tho speolal supervision of Mr W, F. Warner. The hotel being moat oentrally situate, adja cent to tho Oathoilro.l, and within a short dlß tanoo ot the museum, Theatre, and othor publio buildings .and with a tram servioeto all parts Of'the suburbs passing at short Intervals, renders it unequalled as a plaoe of residence for famllloa or commercial gentlemen visiting Christohuroh. For the convenlenoa of commercial travellers zample rooms will be available. ' - An excellent ohof deoulelno has boon engaged and genorally no pains will be spared to make The Commercial the leading hotel id Christ ohuroh. - •'> ■ ■' Prompt attention will be given to telegrams' or letters applying for apartments, W. F. WARNER, i Proprietor..,. LjOYAI MA 1 L H OTEL. JO" NGARUAWAHIA. " ELLISON & LATCHMORE/ Having taken the above Hotel, and having completely renovated tho same, It now affords tho ~ BEST ACCPMMODATION TO , i ■ '~.. _TVISITORS AND COMMERCIAL MEN.*** ] BAMPLB'iND B__A-E_l__._boM s ; "'. BPAOiona 8.-B---, Loosk Uoxsa, , . Ladieb' and Gknti US-UN'S Badd__ Hohsks,,' I JP__KASU__i! Boats fob Hire. ' ',"". j PLUNGE AND BHOWEB BATH. •'• WINES AND SPIRITS'OF THE BbST BRANDS. ' , , ELLISON fc LATCHMORE Propribtors. ffvO TOUKISX. AND OTHERS. WAIWERA HOTEL, HOT SPRINGS. NKAK AUCKLAND, ~ , ~, : Had.been recently renovated,, and also new.lj appointed thronghoutwith every modern luxury and comfort, comprising amonßfct other -peo." alities—Ball Saloon, Drawing, Dining,/andi Rooms en suite; splendidly fitted Medicinal and other Baths ; Lawn terraoes. Archery) Crloket, and Quoit Grounds; Strawberries, arid other 11 Fruits ln Season j .Billiards, Boating,. Shooting, ° LAKE HOUSE, ROTORUA, ;, Systematized,in the. same admirable principle aa the far-famed" Walwera Hotel, pifor. Its' Patronaaimilarlnternal advantagesarid^ttract' tlons, while the surrounding Scenery and wonder spots aro beyond compare and ot world-wide fame.requiring no Comment In OX,Ais _v Hl* A J_r"'.F,' ' (i formerly of the City Club (lately of the Tormlnua Hotol, Holensvlllo), having bdufiht tho Freehold of the Whang arm JQoTXL'trom Mr Caffler, beea ta Inform visitors that no ofTort will be spared tb afford aatlsfaOtlOE. Horses and Pl-aanre Boats on Hire. i PALACE HOTEL, HOT LAKES. OHINEMUTU. ROTORUA. First-class accommodation tor Tourist.. Trave 'era, and Visitors during both winter and' Bummer months, Private Sitting Room* Smoking and Roadtpg Ro_ms, '"': Bit HAM. ' " Coaohea, Buggies, and Saddle Doraes for Hiri Conveyanoos will meet every Steamer, important Notice.—Tourists cap tnake «_s rangemonta with Capt. M. T. Omytonjttauranoe' 3ulldlnga, Auokland), Mr J. Kelly (Taurangal or Mr Wm. Kelly (Ohlnemutu), for through trips to the Lakes, including boat and ooaob , hiro, hotel aocommodatlon, wd all et ota t ora«, at fix_d bates, ■■ i Trip from Auckland to tbe Hot Lake, and bao., on the above principle (or Taa Qv inuai ONLY. ■ ■""'■' ■ i'" ' ■ " •'• iiIrSTT"! 1 i WILUAM KELLYi PBOPRBioa, '



•j TBITDE-IS i bOROUGH OF ONEHUNGA, I . LKTTING OF RgS.EVES, Tenders are Invited and will bo received ur to 7 p m. of MONDAY, tho 22nd May, for the Gracing (from the Ist of Jnno next) ot the undermentioned Reserves for a term of from one to five years i— MOUNT SMART RMSKRVK-No. 22. of Beo, 17. Suburbs of Auckland. 32 acrea 2 rooda, or thereby; MILITARY PAItADK RKSERVE-Part ol Allotmont 11. See. 17, S acres 2 roods, or thereby. . WATER UKSKRViC-Allotment 15, Seo. 23, half an acre. At same tltne Tondors wl'lbe received for the uso, for bußlnoß9 purposoi, for one yoar, of Lois 9 and 10 of Allotmont, 11, Sro, 17. JOHN GEO. HUTCHISON. ' i :■■<'. .: ;- Town Clerk, i - nENDERS for Repairing and Shingling Jl tho School-house at Pokeno Hill will be received by the Edooatlon Board, Wyhdham- Btreet, Auckland, until noon on Monday, May 22,1882. JSpocificatlGn may be aeon at the Office of tbe Beard, and on application to the Chairman oi District Sohool Committee, Pokeno Hill. OH O R U I L D E R S. Tenders will bo received by tho undersigned until noon of tho 20th Instant for Building an Eliiht roomed House at Nelson-Btreet. Plans and.B.ecifloatlonn to be iieon where tinders are to be left Not bound to accept anj particular tendec '."' ." '..-• •' ' A.'GRAHAM. Turner-street, ofif Upper Queen-st. rENDERS invited to Build Stable and Coach-house for J. Mowbray, Esq. Plant and Bpeclflcatlons at our offloe. SMITH & ARNOLD, ' .Architects, Old Council Chambers, Queen-street Tendera close at noon on SATURDAY, 20t_ natant. ; , . r|*l O BUILDERS. Tenders will be received until noon of the 22nd May, for tho Ereotion of the Auokland Coffee Palace. R. HEALS Se SON. Architects Railways. A V CKLAND "RAILWAYS. QUEEN'S BIRTHDAY, MAY 24TH, 1882. Fares: Return Tickets at Single Rates (available foi the day only), any station to any Btation, TE AWAMOTU RACES, LOCAL TItAIN, A Speolal Train will leave Meroer for Te Awamutu aa follows :— Mercer (dep.) _. _ .. 7.45 a.m. -Ranciriri 8.65 Huntly .. „ .. 9.18 Ngaruawahia .. .. 9.60 - Hamilton Junction ..10.38 Obaupo .. _ .. 11.10 Lake Road .. .. _ 11.15 Ngarto ..11.25 Te Awamutu (arr,) .. 11,30 Rut orninq : Te. Awamutu (dep.) .. 5. 0 p.m, Obanpo 5.25 Hamilton Junction .. 0.0 Ngaruawahia .. ..0.45 Huntly _ 7.20 Rangliirl 8. (J Mercer 8.15 A. V. MACDONALD, District Manager. Licensing" JNotices. ■ '•■^'*aJ_ai_-3G?-':';': ■'■'' *4G_BhWB ____** "fT*HE LICENSING AC T, 1881.' To the liloenslng Committee of the Licensing Distriot of Cambridge, Waikato. I, JAMES THOMAS CAMP, of Hautapu. ir the Provincial Distriot of Auokland, do hereby dive notice that I dseire to obtain, and will, al tho next Licensing Meeting, to be holdon al Cambridge on the sixth day of Juno noxt, apply for a Certificate authorising the Renewal to me of tho License which I now hold in-reaped oi tho homo and premises i ituated at Hautapt aforesaid, containing twelve rooms, exolueivt of tboao required for the.nae of the family, and known a3 tho Tamahcre Hotel. Dated thia ninth nay of May, 1882. . " JAMK3 THOMAB ________ WtfAJSGAREI LICENSI"N_. Dlfii . T«icr. I, THOMA - DAVIS, of Kamo, do hareby give not'ee that 1 desire, ana will >t the next Licens ing meeting to be holden at Whangarei on the Btn Jnno noxt, apply far a i.crtllicato author iaing tho iEsue 'of a Publican's Ll~onse for a honse at present licensed ai the X.mo Hots', containing 16 rooms, exclusive of those for the uso of tho family. Dated tha 15to May, IBS 2. ■' ■ ■" THOMAS DAVIS. "VTOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR A i_V' PUBLICAN'S LICENSE. I, WALTER SCOTT, of Helenavlllo, do here by give notico that I deaire to obtain, and will, at the next Licensing Meeting to bo holden at Helenavlllo,-on the Gth day of June, 1882, apply for a conilic ite authorising the issue of a Pub lican's. License, for ahQ._je._ii.ua tod ln Helens ville, containing twonty rooms, exoluslvo 01 those required for tbo-uae of the family* - ■ l *. _,a ■ Dated thb llth'day of May, 1832. ' WALTER SCOTT. Helensvllle, May llth. 1882. WARKWORTH LICENSING Dls --„.....',; ; :".';".'~rßiCTi...., ,:, :,; ~ I I, GEORGE FREDERICK BUCH..'of the Warkworth Hotel, do hereby give notice that 1 de-ire to obtain, and will, at the next Lic'ensisc Meeting, to be holdon at Warkworth, the 7tt day-of,- June,- 1882,- -apply for a Certlfloata*'_.u thorislng the Renewal of a Publican's License situate at Warkworth (Warkworth Hotel), con tabling nine rooms, exolusiVe of those requlrec for the use of tho family.' '~■'. •-- ? • ; Dated ,tho Uth dayfof May, 1882.', '.'. f~. j': n GI.ORGE EHEDERJOIS ?VjOTiCE-.OF .APPLICATION FORrSS i-1 . NEW ZEALAND WINE LICENSE. I. WILLIAM-LAWRENCE ROTH, of Vie torla-atroet East, Auckland, .do hereby givi notice that 1 des'rei to obtain, and will, .at thi poict LlconaJniT' Meeting,-'to' be hblden' a tbff-Police Conft,^ High-street; Auckland On tho" -fifth "of ■ June,; 1832, '"applj for' a rcertiaoate authorising tbe '• ißsue .i a,New 'Zealand Wine-License for.premlSo: Bitußto at Victorla-Btreet' Ekßt — Auoklant Publio Baths. - — ' Dated the elventh day of May. 2882. ; ■ sl£ ____ ..-,- ~. .-..,., .:,.-, _____ -.ppLiCi-rioN,For '•£ 11% ' NEW ii'BIALAND WINE LICENSE. !I.R.'P. HOLLTB,' of biiehunga, do hereb! five notioe that I desire to obtain, and will, a he. next Licensing Meeting to be-holdon a Ohehnn.a, on iho 7th day ot Juno, apply for i Certificate authorising tho issue of New Zea'.am Wine License for' premises Bltiiate at Queen Btreet, Onehnnßa. Dated the Uth day of May, 1832. < R. PrHOLLIS. ivrOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR £ jL_M NEW ZEALAND WINE LICENSE. I I„WILLIAM STEVBN -ON*, of Onehnnga, di hereby givo notico that 1 fleniro to obtain, ant will, at the next LicenslngiMfietlng to beholdei at Onehunga. on the 7th day of June, apply for i Certificate authorising the-Is.ue of a New Zeß land Wine Liconßo fori premises situate a Queen-street. Ohohuoga. . , t . Dated the Uth day olMlly, 1882; ' "b WiMi-STEVKNSON. A WITU LICENSING DISTRICT 'f\ . —T—. Notloo of Application for an AooQmmodatloi — Lloense'i -■■• ' - t BHIUP FREDERICK THIEL„pf Awitu County of Manukau, do hereby give notice ttii I desire to obtain,i and will, at .tho nox Liconelng Meeting, to be holden. at the SoUqol house, Awltu'Distrlct, apply foy:io^Cartifltiat authorising tbo iasue o( aa Aooommodatloi License for a houso, situate at Awitu aforesaid and known as the Boat Hotel, containing l rooms, exclusive of those requited for the us Of "the family." ■'"'■ ■' • Dated the 13th day of May, l.s& ■■ -~ : -; r . PHIUP FRED.ERIOI^ THIHIL., SBSSSSSSS. ■ ''" i'" :'"'" B. '^" M a X R I O T 1 V •AUCTIONEER/HOUSE, LAND AND ; GKNEBXIi 0 O;M Sl' S S T.O Jj' AdBNT r! • -! JJarangahlipei Road, A-d-landi"' '~ ;<ar ; ojjT-iiboß ■s a i,ks ; Attesd-p; ''■% W,iG;i_fsbN •',; <s.,.':..s:n_. • , FABBIBRS Se GS_>BBA_ BtAOKSMIM (late of tho Thames), Wellington Place.". El irahoe from Hobaon and WeUlngton-Btrootg). Jobbing of all kinds done on tho Shortoi ■r,,..,; .- ..; -.. ;~:, : 'Notlce;>,-:r > •■'.. -'•' " hi; '' • !' 1 :i -i;Tß_Apic«crTßi~! j;. j!' •;.;



-imus.ments. i—( ABBOTT'S ) — Opera House. Director Mb. J. O. Williamson. 1 1—! •' i This Magnificent NEW OPERA HOUSE, 1 situated in Welloaloy-Btreot West, built by Mr 1 H. jv. Abbott—tbe largest, hi.n~soim.at, and most comfortable Theatre in Now Zealand—will bo opened ou TUESDAY EVENING, MAY 23, 18S2, '" RV .•.'.,: ' WILLIAMSON'S ROYAL W>EKA /COMPANY. OVAL Upkha V/OMPANY, The Grandest Combination ever organised i In tha Colonies. I i SußscirrnoN Season of Eighteen Nights of rtOMIC QPERAI The initial performance will take place on TCJKSDA-, MAY 23, i Whon will bo presontod, lor tho first timo in > Auokland, a new _X ithetio Opora, ontltled Patience i ATIKNCEI ] Or, BUNTHORNE'_ BRIDE! ; Written by/VV. S. Gilbert; Muaio by Arthur ' ■ '\ '.- Sullivan. (Produced by arrangement with Mr D'Oyloy Carlo'of London.) I SUBSCRIPTION 11ST wm fc£ o p ßn torftny (luoadar). at 12 noon,at WAYT-.6, STATION-.., QuEffiN-STREKT, Where , Season Tiokets oan be obtained and seat. : secured i Tlio Box-plan will be opened to the Pubilo on Saturday, May 2oth. ~<i TBRMS OF SUBSCRIPTION;: Draaa nirele .18 tickets, .tranßforab'.o.-l.!, , n „ - UMm ™ma 1 available for any nignt. P 110 ° I Orchestra Stalls .. .. .. .. £312 0 1 Stalls .. _ .. £2 14 c ' Subscription List will close Taoaday; May 23. Admißßloa on tho-Evcnlngs of Performance :- Dress Clrole, Ga Orohestra Stalla. 5a Stalls, 1. Pit, 2a. ; Advantaorb to Bonsoßinnais. - Holders of Season Tickets will be admitted a Quarter of an hour before' the public. A reduotion is gained {" in the prices of admlsaion of la oa eaolvtlckot. The orush at the ticket offices avoided. J. P. MACDONALD. ) Bubl-C3S Manager. PRELIMINARY NOTICE. A" GRAND VOCAL AND INSTRTJ MENTAL CONCERT, , ' ' to be given in /IHORAL TTALL ["•'., ON MAY 22nd, BY '.'.., H MR. R. C. H O O V. : Assisted -by all the Leading Artistes In Auckland, . »'-Ll—-'—■ -'- ■-! FOR SALE HAYSTACK for Sale, Harvested eaily, in excellent condition, about 6 tons, pro t dnocof 8 acrea.-Apply to C, Wlllla, Elleralle.- - GOOD HARNESS MARE For Sale, ' i S oil; 15 hands, free, fast, and sound/also. Handsome Boy's Pony.-Clab Hotel. Ponsonby, SELLING OFF I SELLINO OFF 1- Retlrlng from Business.—A good and latt ohance of gatting Cheap Boots; muse be sold dm by June 3rd. so be in time at W. Johnstone's, Shoemaker; Victoria-street: CHEAP MILLINERY-Trimmed Hats", from 2, lid: Velvet Hats, from 3s 9d: Bonnets, from 9a 6d; Flowers and Feathers.— Mrs Whitehead, Milliner, Karangahape Road. Newton. •tiiOft SALE, a First-clasa Grocery Butf tJ neaa in New Plymouth.—Apply to John BaehananiCnatom-honae-atrtet. "' I OR SALE, Lease of Allotment, Cus . tomhousoatreot(oppositeGleoaon'sHotel); With all Buildlngß thereon, comprising Large '■ Workshop (80 x 60 feet), Oflice. Shop, and Dwelling-house, and other Buildlnsa. . Also, Pte?.m Engine and Saw Bench, Circular Saws, " fee—Apply to Charles Bailey, Ship, li acht, and Boat Builder. _^ TTTiOR IMMEDIATE BALE, a Com- X. for'tabls and Convenient Houae 'of 10 i, rooms, in firat-olasa ordor, with reglater grates, Outho-aea, tanks, good well. Sec, situatedton the Beach Road, Devonport, within two minutes * valk.of either wharf. Suitable tor a family reaidenca, boarding-houso, or business prem ises.—Apply at onoe to B. Tanner, Kstate i A^ent, 8, Qneen-street. ... ■ . r t "TCTVERY COLON IST^ alioald bo,,a t Jli Landed Eboprietob. Let there be Nb . SERFS. Two Flrie'Little Farma, of 7a. 2r. 23p. j dnd is., lr: 27p. respectively, near Mount Albert [ and the Whan.'FOß SALK, at about £15 por i, Aore. Th&,land is near Captain Jamea's pro -3 jierty. and within 20 minutes walk of Hallway L Station, and a few.minutes .from main road, which is ccntinuously traversed'by 'buses; it la admirably adapted for fruit growing, and It ' well planted now, In 5 or 6 years'tlmo, would bf . ltanlf, be a good living to a thtif ty man. Either Or _oth roar, be, purohaaed by payings amall depo.it. and balanco by weekly or oflier pay ments, a low.rate of interest only being oharged. Tho adjoining ground Is all taken up; Improve ! ments are ,being made, and the value rising rapidly. Early applloßtion Is necessary.—Apply Star Offlce. » foESIDENCE FOR SALE. ;XV • .-■•■".'■r.. ■ : .<■ .m■ i., ; | For 3_lo. that Comfortable Residence, situate noar top'of Qrey-atreet (lately.oooupied by Mr Robert Home), containing 10 good rooms, iltted ! with-. ,every convenience. The houao and grounda' have recently been put in thorough order., Terms easy. --, -.- .... _q SAMUBI. COCHRANE & SON, i r__ "j ■ , - ' Anotiobeera. * Wi ii.M' ■:-,-■«•■'. *.-: a-: >;A.-..-:M' "B. i Freehold Cottage and. Allotment,- in Eden . Crescent; four rooms and Kitohen; wator laid J on.—Prioo 426a—Apply to Arthur H. Nathan, s -3,.l_ow6r;ljaeeu-street. ~«,, ■ , V ;- __p [ li^Oß SALE, lo the rapidly rising towc . 11 I hip of Te Awam.tn, opponlte the Bank r 'tit New Zealandi the Leasehold property ot ~ the undersigned, with' an nnoxplrcd-term ot * eleyen yonr-' to nut-OOw the aMve,' whioh is the best buslneea site Ifl the township. Is ereoted a oommodlous Bhop and dwelling; also, a . detached Landing at present Ifet to a cabinet* maker, with, a three roomed ooUage. Jfhe . Eftook of General Groceries and Drapery to be taken at a valuation. Terms easy.—Apply on - the premises to W. Sloane.» --~,. » .;,. j [ Imoß POSITIVE SALE, '.At. about.ialf, l' U-i "the* t\Ba>l Price, ah Tmmense .Ldt'of 5 LHoalery. (bought considerably undor value)! at i Holloway'a, _17; QnooP-__treo_ tuext to Hewln'B). * JD.OR.SALE, oLargeTttraily Residerfce, '• |U— containing 12 rooms,situated in Parnell: . freehold property, gas iind-water laid on ;-largo allotmont, planted with frnlt treet*, and a never failing-Bupply,.of woll. wator, — For . particulars apply to Geo. Sibbin* AuoHoneer. \ J^HAKM^NG PROPERTY, 9 rooms', , \J wasblo-B-, athble; oow&hod. &b. ( nearly - of ground tastefully plantod. at Rooky Nook, near Mount Eden.- *700.—F, G. Ewing -"• ton. '' "CIOI. SALE, a very neat Four-roomed „ JD Cottage, quite new. with wash-house de \ teohed. —Apply R. Redfprn, Photographer, i Qnoon-Btroet, or Brown-street, Ponsonby. \ ji-OR SALE,jrealljr cheap, o Compact _ V Farm of ISO aores; -about 50 acroa In grass » part under orop, part good bush and fern; a 1 lilx-roomod Houao, St_l>lo, Cow-shod, &c; 2J thlloa from railway Btation, and only 12 miles Tom town by good road, , v , ~ i FOR SALE, a nice little Dairy Farm of 72 acres.-all-fenoed and divided into pad-looks, I* with good House, Stable, Sheds, and every con -.enienoe, and deep-water frontage, 10 miles I from town, __ r I Apply,: to John Soppet, Houae, Land, and V Gonoral Commission Agent, No. 8, Queen-Btreet ,t (upstairs :■",■:,*:: _ p- O R P OSI T I VESA LE, '* ! That compact little Island, known as Wood's Island, about! half-way between.here and the bead of the Waitemata. containing 100 Acres, ,i With Cottage, good Orohard, and several im * provomonta, plenty of fresh water all the year V rbund, and a good "wharf for the eon venienco of steamers, &o.—Apply t0..... rmtKltitu :5J- JOHN SOPPET. '■ House and Land Agent, o j No, 8. Queen-atreet. 0 CJPLENDID OPPOKTUNITY FOR a IO INVESTING IN A FIRST-CLASS i- nT.HqTBfc'PROPERTY AT CA-IBRIDaH. j FOR|SAL-i The LEASE of the NATIONAL HOTEL, Cam bridge, together witli the Furniture and every , thing appertaining to the Property. Immediate * possession oan be given. JTbls Hotel la probably doing tbe Largeßl a Bti_lness-,m .the Wolkato. and li Mpleto^wltt Every Convenience. ' ! For [further pai-ycalasß, apply to Mr Audui h Raynoß, the pjosent proprietor, or to i, , EDWARD LEWIS, i! . Ouatom-hou^e-stroot, ~.. V' I ''"' '•' '"•' "''' ''', '"'Auokland; f "R 1 Q»l ...& ■ '•'. ■»■-.■■ ■ -A-, ifc E, 6- _i r nr\ tons galvanized corruga 6, J5 W TED IRON t3l 100 • rONS ' r ; oen BARRELS KNIGHT te BBVAN'S ". , I °" V'■ ffIWBNTi! r/AIJil;?! '-_** W V S.-LAU_!IE f -,.- ' :. ( "1 .' ■'■ j ~:';'IO.JWY*~^DHAl -I-B-"BEg;Ti- ■"•'■'■'■''■' i' iq E E JUl_~ S Ei-JBiDT *- S^EE D 1 _£■ '^FOR SALE, the'foUbwiiii.New Seeds, ex j * ' ! Roman Emraire i— 1 I Red Clover *;* White Clover CowgraßSC7 P ' i Alayke Rape- - Lucerne % . Turnip a Mangel 3 Llnaoßd -■ i j HemtT- *■ Canary... Seo., Ko. ; st j The above will be disposed ot at Loweei ¥ - tl<^ tlppo%, E--';;:A-i_-~-o6w SSswi



Amat-aruerr-a. mHEATRE RO Y."A Zh,"j 1.69300 and Manager ... .Morris Groen wall : THIS (TUESDAY) EVENING, MAY 16., First Appoaranco of the -Mendelssohn Quintette Club, . PnoanAMMiL-.—Part i. ■1. Quintette in B Flat, op. 87 -Mendelssohn Allegro VI vaco £ 2, Fantaßlo for Flute, on airs from '' "'' „, i "LaSonnambuia" _ __Terahack " ' _...-, WILLIAM SCHADIT. I 3. Aria Flnalo, "ao Crudolo." from J ■IBetly" Donizetti 1 Miss CortA R. Mit.t.isb, " .'■' —, f _. Qtiar.ette, ontitldd "Tho Mil ler's Daughter" ..- .. ..Baft' a Tho -leolaination. & The Mill. 5. Solo ior Violin on Oip-y Aira..Sara.ato isidor -chnitzlbr. ••-•.- Pa> t ii. 6. Romance and Hondo- for ■ ; j , Clarionotte .. „ ..Ryan a , „ Thomas Rvan. , . . 7. Favorite Minuotto .. ..Bocoherlnl t i __ , COiIIMSKD IPOR Q.INTKTT-. 8. Solo for Violoncollo on "Lo ... ~ Desir" .. .. .. .< _8orvalfl! :'?w * ~ ~ ..- FfIED-RICK GIESK. 9. Song,"To Soviila" ** ..Dossausr , . ■ MI-sCoua Hi Millich. . *~ "'* 10. Kalcidoacopo, composed of -it Popular Airs ~ .. ..BohiillZd ...iy AIIiuNOKD POR OOINTBTIK; ' '.*' . *" Entire Change ot Programme eaoh night." ,'.. -r Prloo3 of Admlßsion.—Dresa Cirole, 6/; Stailoj' ' ' children Half-prlc'o. SDecialtormsfGrsohoola. . """ Doora opon at 7.15, commence at 8. carriages'' vJ at '015 ~: f»i»~i. „, iThe Troupo positively loave On-'the 23k _t:ii May for Amerioo, "'•,'•'-"..:;, aoM-' QQtoiiF.- -'■*. 0.Q.T., R.W.G.L. OF THE WORLD. Z\ i A PUBLIC TEMPERANCE MEETING. Will ba held in the . ■ .A. I Pr_sbvt«rian SCHOOLROOM. ELLHnSLIB; '," On WEDNESDAY next. May 17. : '~' Chair to be taken by Mr John Jenkins. ■ 1 G.W.C.T^tno o'clock, * I Daring tlie Evening, s'onga and Reoltatlons Will toe rondored by varioaa Mtmbera r i , of tho Ordor. ".*_..; .' ,* _, I ADMIS3ION FREE. ADMISSION FREEi" J! Aftor .7hleh n Lodge will bo Instituted in con nection with the above Odor. All persona 0 joining upon this occasion will havo all tha privileges of Charter Membors, ■ ■ , '. ,- J H. ANQU-, Sec of Promoters.i .-it QHORAL JLTALL, -| ST TUNE." bDorting. ' ' '...■-,' QUEENS BIRTHDAY RACES ' , To bo Run 21th May, 1882, ; Willclona2othMay. .;, ; . ~„. ~ | 3000 MEMBBR3 AT TEN SHILLINGS. Birthday Handicap I TRAD__M-N*a Handl '" • (Dunodin) • atP (Dunedin) *i O First., ... _, £250| First., >a..;*_«» T ' Second .. .. 1501 Seoond _. _-, ■ IWJ : Third .. „ 100 Third -..';;!_!', 60 ' Others (divided)... 1201 Others (divided).. ". l3o : .'. -C 6201: . ' l_JJ"___Vo GraKd National Stkbpl-Ohashm ■ ■ vi (Christohuroh). -~ :;,'■ .i,-,. First _; _, .. .. „ .ifllM - . Second _ „ ._. „ _. TOO Third _....._„_ 60 Others (divided) _, _ _ _ Hfl ~ • ■;'"'* km, J By letter only, with two stamps for repllejU P.O. Orders and Bank NotOß preferred. Counter-, Cheques must have Is exchange added. Tho? 1 •• worn "Bearer" must not be erased. Eoglstorda Letters and Telegrnms not uc-opted. Posttfgo Stamps oan be sent whore one tlokot oiil. is applied for. M * , Please address-ADA mantua, im Care of Mr; Abraham. Box 351, Poßt-ofllce, Dunedin. -' - ■ • '■'"■■■ j, ■ " -j ' jfidusationai. ;...■'. WS&. 2! . A UCKLAND'OOLLEGE ANDGRAM. -CL ... MAR SCHOOL. ~,, j - I The Sooona,Term, will commeneo on MON DAY, May 21, when t;io Treasurer wiU'attona to receive the Fooa. ■■■.'"■' ■aam'?^ d Maatpr^wlT be at the . ohool oa'; 1' :. FRIDAY. May 19,.fr0m in aim. to 12 noon, ta receive applications for admlsslon/af be w jp upUii' "' '.'■:',',' - ' JOHN>AME'3, i '.'-.. J. ' .-' ' '___ " . 1 - , ■ iieei etary. -.■ - . ,' ---i "•;.."'' v^r^gp^' AUCKLANt) COLLI G 2 AJBID^ . GRAMMAR SCHOOL. '^;*; I ■ .''EVENING, CLASSES..''"''"': JJ ■ | iNext Term will commenoa on MONDAY . May22od. Classes wl'l bo hold aa foliowb:- . Latin, by Mr J. Anderson, 8.A,-Monday and | Wednesday, Bto 9 p.m. - ■ .. ti Fbkncii, by Mr W. H. W. Nloholls-Monday. T .to 8 p.m.; Friday,B to.Bp.m. ~ • ""*-,', S1 Alokbra, by Mr J. K.Slomen, B.A.—Wednes. | day and Friday, 7to 8 p.m. - English, by Mr o. a. Robertson-Tuesday and!, . -. I Thursday, 7to 8 p.m. . .;,: Amrnumo, -by Mr C. A, Robertson-Tuotdar : and Thuraday, Bto 9 p.m. ■ t.:' ■ ..-, iThe Latin, Erenoh, and Algebra Olasßoa may.;« «;neoesßary, be subdivided. ■ «•=.--«-_..:, 1 '^ e-' IT.1 T. the torm o£ thirteen weeks-:'-6_o'■'* BUhjeot,ids; secondsubjeot,7s6d.. .- ; JJ,u'" oi T% 8 s?e^ d master Invites communication fr.ni-.-ff Students desirous of theiormaUon cf oaw t s to read—(l) Some, one ,of the mathemutvul • tit '< some one.of the olaßslcal subjects for tho -i<. •. exam'naHon -with the Chief Math_.nat_.~a waster and himaelf respectively. *■ {r, ~ . ... ~ r..:;,. JOHN JAMES. ... r, I '"'! - Seoretary.'y ~ ,'V:-,i-,0.- i L.,.i. ,j~.,..,«,-ju.-a..s-:v;^ ■ k; J A CLASS FOR BEGINNERS on tho abovo ■ slnp'r. ment will bo opened, at .PROFESSOR S^'y^^B Kosldenoe, Grey-atroet, on WiCD NE3DAY-next. 17th Ihßtiint, at 7.30 p.m., where namea of Ladies and Gentlemen'vMirsba-re-'* oelved. -Terma (Including mUßlo.for~_io_lo'i.) Btudieß), fills per quarter. -~.>•>,•.:.. V lAN ADVANCKDCLASSwillalßObttOpoilfttl!.*. ', > on the Bame evoning, at' 8.30'p.m, ifnr.yiOlla-OI and.other Stringed Instruments. :/Pnplls ol this Claßß muat poßßena nn elementary kniiwlotlKli ot munlo and their instrument. Terma Jinolndine , ■ mnaio for homo > Btudles). M la pe;r -jua_to,r-.: -i Ladies and Gentlemen may.leavo thoir namtii;." with Profoaaor CaiUlau'a, or Mr Ot E.BOTIe.-i .*" M.r. p o o l," t_Pt.;';;, ... Mbndblssohn.Villa, v,. ..'n/.v, ---\ si,; KARANGAHAPE ROAD,' '- w:.''-'•' ORGANIST OP Sli MATTHBWSCHiiROH.-'',1 -*"J ) rooeivoa Puplla fOr the ,|,"'l'" r™ ORGAN. PIANOFORTE, AND** SINGING,"™ [At his address, as abovo, or at residence oil ■ '" ■ Pupils. A. uart?r- _aay be oommenced from dat«i ot glrat Lesson. \yi «-' *'. ,"8., WOO: V kvA-.J_^ - , Teaches of the Pianofobib and • , i harmonium. 4 JAddregs-C-ra of Auokland Moalo' 'VPaxe--'1 * honse. r£l HE &R T OF OIN QING." ROYAL A^^iSMiCi 0F MUSIO, | "' i aoadem. _t^^^^^ londl.i.,,,';''] yZ MR. GOK DON GOOOH (Bronze and i t , Sliver Medallist and Asßoolate) : j: having studied Ten Terms In thia ,"■ • Royal ana National InutltnUon, ia. In ::'■ ' -'■ \ . i Eoe opinion b( the Beverai* Protoaßora : . iylmwhomhewaaiplaoed, duly quail- ' ,V I I fled to teach Singing.—(Signed) O, A. .'• ... ! MAOTAE_u-H".MuB.D-o.Cambrlago.- ; '", • i 1879. ~ '.;. "'■'"•; -■•" ■ --I---H-- -—- ri 'i; -p:-l 1 In referenoe to above, Mr Goooh le prepared . j to receive names of Prlvato Pupils forrflnglng-' j t and Voice Production at hia private residence i i Albert Park. .-..-.-. . ■ - s I "' B. _~'•_- o a B"»'"0'%'^ i HOUSE, -H-P, SIGN, AND GBNBKAIi ; -...-.dboorativb painter, no, 8. wfn d hah •-?_._*_-v, CJ V R V E V.-;*, NOT ; I" Qy._i._r ■ 15 c| fi oL . The undorsigned bega to inform hia Frienda ' and the General Public that he baa OPHN-ED an OFFIOK.In CANaDa DOILUIJ.G3 (lata City Council Chafliberß)'' Quee.-jt_"ii6t'rAuok land, .with a view of f&ollitatlng tho tranaac- . , tion and completion of- his _-.re._i.ig prcfes-''■•■■- Blonalhutlnesa. —__.__■■ >:■.'■■ ..> _. niG- ..-» ■ J I ' _ WILLIAM,,TOLE,->.:;;v^» Licensed Land Transfer and Native _4ind_ Sniv'' ■' veyor,-Mining Knf,lneor, and band/. gent. : | AUCKLAND TIMBER .COMPA_.ir- i '4* - /,. 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