The Auckland Evening Star.

Vol. XIIL-No. 3,573.

AUCKLAND,■'; -BT& SATtIBDAf. JANUARY 81, 1888.

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''T™" Shipping. _ ~ ~~ a YNION STEAMSHIP BJ?!**? y^ |J company OF NB>V Jf;sis,-2\r»\ ZEALAND (LmmßD). , |S^>;S\ • ■ 'BjSiDs.SS*^ TIME TABLI— ij . JANUARY, 1881. FOR GISBORNE, NA"IER, WELLINGTON, LYTTELTON, PORT CHALMERS, and DLUFF (fbom Qpkbn-btfbbt Whabf) Steamer, Date of Sailing. Latest Train. . ROTOMAHANA Thursday, 26. noon — RoTOitDA Thurs,, Feb. 2,10 a.m. — FOR TARANAKJ. NELSO.N, PICTON. WKL . MNGTON. LYTTELTON, AND W«BT , ■' Coast Ports ivbom Manukau) Hawea Tnesday. 24, II a,m. 9.16 a.m. Penguin Tuesday, 31,6 p.m. 4.16 p.m, ' FOR MELBOURNE. Via SOUTH. Rotomaiiana Thursday, 26, noon - Rotorua* Thurs. Feb. 2,10 a.m.^ — '~ ' -,",. ~.., "CallingatHobatt. . __[ ' :T"v- yORSYDNIHY. " '•_'. 'jßj-RQ lThurßdaj,26,4P.m.j - L~L~ ..OH LEVUKA AND BUVA. fXJABQA I AbontTnes.3i.6pm I — 1 FOR RUSSELL. . rotomahana I Monday, 23.6 p,m. I - — During January and February, Excursion Re turn Tlokets wiU be Issued at Rednoed Rates, aVailable'for return until 31st March. isr cargo most be alongside one hoar beforo time of departure. ■.■■ Passage Tlokets mv >t be taken at tbe offloe -Mtwetobark&g. Auokl»ad Branch 1 «3 Qneen-street , ) », ' ;\vXJGAM TO LVViV-IX, orientTline. j__W__W&iß I he lollowing Btawnahlps be onging,to the Orient SteamNayteatlOß Com £ii^l__M-ed).ai_4the PaoliloSteam Navigation topan* Wll leave SYDNBTatthe under ■ me_itlo39d. dateeJifor. MMiBOUBNB, ADK . LAIDE and LONDON, via Snee Canal 1^ GARONNB.I_...' fWJ I £*$"»**?, UtfURIA..- —~ .i.m, J.WbmwW poroai Z *.»»! { MaiohJ CHIMBORAZO - I B.S4T 1 Maroh 17 __ And the Se&toe mi be maintained oy atio oeettlng stoAmors at intervals of a Fortnight Auolclshd jiassongers, for Lnsitanio, proceed per Hero on llth January. : Fare Jo London, 15 to 70 guineas. Suez Canal Dues, 8s In addition. .. Panels booked through to London. Passengers o»n book trom Anokland at a through rate to oover Intercolonial fare and Canal duos, and so seoure spooial advantages. - Passages trom London can he granted In Anokland. For plans and lull particulars, apply, In London, to F. Green fc Co., and Anderson, AhderßOo 8c Co., Joint Managers of the Line. 3T to the Auents In Anoklana . UNION STEAMSHIP CO. OF NA 'Ldotbdi. Queen-street "13___] DASSJSNUERS' LINE OF Mq_ J7 packets to new zea m_\Wmm owned by Msssiia shawi BAYHiLE, & CO., 34, Leadenhall-street, London. The above line Of ships are rogolir traders to all the principal ports in New Zealand. Thej are clipper ships, classed Al at Lloyds', and com manded by experienced masters. The hill of faro is most substantial. And Ot the beet quality, and the accommodation roomy and convenient. Tho undersigned are empowered to grant pos tages from London to New Zealand, payment for Whloh havo been guaranteed In the colony. Retnra ships to London also leave at almost regular intervals. ___ Fall particulars on applloatlontto L. D. NATHAN & CO., ) . x OWEN & GRAHAM, > Agents. CRUICKSHANK & CO. I «__kft^ X>ENIN»ULAR AND ORI- Jgg-ng?-: L ENTAL STEAM NAVIGA "^=^a™'TION COMPANY. l"he Company's Steamships (under oontract With the Victorian Government for the convey ance of her Majesty's malls) will be despatched I a._,_. m _.. Leave Leave Leave Steamer. Sydney MelbW Gleneig KHKDIVK Jan. 26 Feb.l Feb. 3 MIRZAPORE_.„ Feb9 Feb 15 Feb 17 ROSKTTA _. Feb 23 Marl Mar 3 A55AM,...—.... Mar 9 Mar 15 Mar 17 And thenoeforth every alternate week. Route :-It Is Intended to despatch theee Bteamers for Plymouth and London via Point de Halle. Passengers for England will therefore not require to change steamers. Rates of passage money to Plymouth or Lon don! £70 first, and £45 seoond-olass. Italian l_L. jrorts,fl6sflrßt,andfi4oßeoond-claßß. Forfnrther partioulawrespeotmgpasscgemoneyandfreignt apply to obuicKSHANK & 00.. __ Agents, 18, Qneen-street, Auckland, M%___ mo SHIPOWNERS AND ' »JL JL OTHERS. ■M____W_. The WoßtportColUery Company _a___mmm (Limited) are open to Charter Vbs ■els up to 11 feet draft, to carry coals from Westport to New Zealand Ports. For particulars, Duno din. Jnne. 188 L SecretatTt ggv, OTKAM TO Tl_ E "^^^ THAMES, JMIWHB OHINEMORI.WAITEKAURI, WAIHI. TE AROHA GOLDFIELDS. MOR BINSVILLE, WAITOA PL AINB, AND GRANT AND FOSTER'S SETTLEMENT. ESTER P R I S B WO. 2, P.S. TE AROHA, & P.a PATffil. From Anokland I From Thames 1 — Saturday, 10.30 p.m. Monday, 12 midnight Tuesday, 12 noon Wednes., _) midnight Thursday, 1.30 p.m. The time table of river steamers to be seen at Enterprise Office, Wharf. Fabesi To Thames - Saloon. 7s 6d; Steerage, is To O hlnemnri through, 6e extra To Te Aroha through, 10s extra Not responsible for shipping, carrying, or __• Chttrß,Dgl[lVeßtook-A.N.S. FERRY CO., Agents. .«&____?>»_. C! TEAM TO THAMEB, CAR. ISiilt'ia RYING PA3SKNGERS AND -«!-w^ cargo, oonneotino with ohine mubi, Omahu, Waitoa Plains, and Mobkinb villh (Piako Distriot). Time Table, S.S. ROTOMAHANA, From Auokland I Saturday, 21st, 3 afternoon Monday, 4.30 afternoon Tuesday, 4,30 afternoon Wednesday, 6 afternoon Thursday, 6,30 afternoon ' Friday, 6.30 evening From Thames] Monday, 0 morning Tnesday, 9 morning Wednesday, 9 morning Thursday,' 10 morning Friday, 11 morning Saturday, 12 noon Freight through to Te Aroha, 25s per ton, - No cargo received within half an hour of ad vertised time of leaving. ERASER ft TINNK Agent. tcaate^tf H. COROMANDEL. <_____&' The fast and favourite s-s. COROMANDEL, Captain, W. D. Hargrave, Timk-Table. Leaves Anokland every Monday and Wetoes day, at 12 noon, and every Friday, at 3 p.m. Lonvos Coromandel every Tnesday and Thurs day, ot 12 noon, and Saturday, at I p.m. Weather and other olroumrtanoespermßHiW. AU parcels to be prepaid at offloe, «o. v. Queon-streot Wharf. A. It. H. SWINDLEY. Manager. - -VHrAIUKU & ONEHUNGA lsfe W STEAM NAVIGATION Co. I <mMWmm_m» (Limited), Time TabIe—JANOAEV, 1882. / B.S. MANUKAU. Leaves Onehnnga i Leaves Waintai 21-Saturday. 7a m 21-Saturday, IUS am 23-Monday, Bam 23-Monday, 1230 pm 25-Wednes,, 830 a m 25-Wednesday, 1.30 P m 28-Saturday. 11.30 a m 28-Baturday, iffl P m 30-Monday.3pm 31-Tuesday,7.3oam For Manukau Heads, every Thursday. at Bam By order ot the Directors, all Freight must bo Pr3Pa ' A. CUNNINGHAM, Agent. ifljfc.nxiSAM TO THE HOT Mm_%X*> SPRINGS; MAHURANGI, vs&aaSJsn MATAKANA, ]__A.WAU, AND OMAHA. The B.fl, ROSE CASEY, Al at Lloj ds, W, Somerville, Master. For Hot Springs, Matakana, Kawau, and Omaha-Every Tuesday at 11 00I00E, re turning on Wednesday. _„„ For Hot Springs and Mahurangi—Every Thurs rtay ord Saturday at 11 a.m., returning on I'londoy and Friday. No Parcels or Goods taken without shipping note. For,!wight or passage apply to ynosxSß



Shipping-, W OR LOMDON DIREC: jjfPppSE^ To follow tho Stracatbro. The Clipper Barque ANTAREB, Captain A. Lewis, will load for the above not For freight, &c, apply to OWEN & GRAHAM, ; Agents. flaMs^ nEVONFOKT STEAI FERRY;CO. (LIMUBP). M}tE TABLE. Fbom Auckland to North BHORB-7.Soan &30, 9*. 9.50, 10*?. 10.30. 11, 11.30% 12 noon, 12,31 pm, 1,30, 2. 2.30,3*. 3.30. i, 4.80*. 6,5.30*. 6,6.30, 10,11, (Saturdays only—l p m instead of. 12.3 11.15 Instead of HI. Fbom North sbobb- to Auckland—7 a n 7,30, 8, 8.30", 9,9.80*. 10, 10.30", 11.11.30,12 noon 1 p m, L3o\ 2, 2.30", 3, 3.80*. _~ iBO, fi«, 6.30,6 7.20,8,80,10.30. SUNDAY, From Auckland to Nobth Shore.- 10.30 an 1* pm, 1.50, 2.30, 3», 8.30, 1, 1.30', 6,30*, 6, 8.31 8.30. :i Fbom Nobth Shore to Auckland—lo a n 12.30 pm, 1,1.80*, 2, 3, 3.30*, 4, 4,30, 6*. 6*. 8. *To and from Devonport Wharf. ' • From Auokland To N6i.Ti_oora-7e.10 a a 10.80, It P m. ». 0.10, B*. it! Fbom Nqrthootk to AUCKLAND-MS a n 11, I.3otJ)m, 2.30,6.30,9.30*. *On Wednesday and Saturday only. tOmittod on Saturday. SUNDAY. From Auckland to Nobthcotb—lo am, pm, 6.10. Fbom Nobthcotb to Auckland—lo.l6 2.3 C 6.30. BENJ. TANNER, Becrotary D.S.F. Co. (Limited). aaafe^CJTEAM TO WADE ANI fflHß'O OREWAi . S,S. MA R~T~o N date Mary Allen), From Anokland: From Wade: ' Saturday, 21,1 p.m. Monday, 23,9 a.m. Weather and other olroumstanocß permitting. Parcels to ba left and particulars obtalne. from Hendry and Whitley, No. _~ Qaeen-itree (next Thames HotoL) . ' -CMfc.?! INCREASED COMMDNIOA BBBK I TION BSTWEBN AUOKLANI NORTHERN WAIROA, Tho Kaipara B.S. Co.'s s.s. '-.'',- DURHAM ':. i Now ronr » Special Tri-waekly Service tl Northern Wairoa, leaving HelensvlUe after th< arrival of tho 4,30 train from Auckland on Frl days, returning from Dargaville hy Mondaj morning's tide. She leaves Helensvlllo agali n Tuesday as usual. This extra trip will be oonnhnea nntu fur tha W. LODDBR. Manager O R H O R I A N G A. *NS_m__m Tho S.B. RO WKN A will leave One hunga as above on TUESDAY, the 21th Instant at 3 p.m. Northern S.B. Co. (Limited), 67, Qneen-street A McGRRGOR. Managor. A. BARNES. Agent. Onehnnga. g_v«fa- T^rOKTHtaRN STEAMSHIJ? a___g___fe:J3l co. (limited). '«w,ra*r TIME TABLE-JANDABY, (Weather t Jd other Clronmstanoee Permitting), JOB TAURANGA AND BAY OF PLENTY PORTS. BTHAMEB. I PAT» OF SAILIWO. Gleneig I Monday, 23rd. 5 p.m. I Thnrsday, 26th, 6 p.m. Wellington] Monday,3oth,sp.m. ~ I Thursday. 2nd February Connects at Tauranga for Opotlki Stafla and Bay of Plenty Porta every Tuesday FOB RUSSELL, WHANGAROA, &MANGONUL Wellington I Monday, 23rd, 6 p.m. . Gleneig I Monday, 30th, 5 p.m. FOR WHANGAREI, WHANGAREI HEADS, AND MANGAPAI. " " Every Tnesday at 6 p.m. Argyle (Carrying passengers and cargo J for Wajpn). FOR WHANGAREI AND WHANUAREI HKADB. Every Friday, at 6 p.m. Argyle (Carrying passengers and cargo for Walpn). ~~ FOB WAIWEBA AND RUSSELL. Every Saturday, at 3 p.m., leaving lona Waiwera for Auokland every Tnesday, at 9 a.m. _ FOB WAIWERA AND WHANGAREI. Every Wednesday, at 4 p.m., leav lona ing Waiwera for Auokland every ' Friday, at 9 a.m. FOR COROMANDEL (carrying possehaers only). | lons I Every Tnesday and Friday, 4 p.m. FROM COKOMANDEL. ~ I Kvery Wednesday and Saturday. lona I at 9 a.m. FOR WAITARA (FROM ONEHUNGA). Rowena I Tuesday. 21,3 p.m. FOR HOKIANGA (FBOM ONEHUNGA). Rowena I Tuesday, 24.3 p.m. FOB WANGANUI, CALLING AT NKW PLY MOUTH AND QfUNAKK (from Onehunga), Rowena or I Monday, 30,3 p.m. Macgregor I A. Barnes. A gent at Onehnnga. FOR MABQAWAI. Flngal -I Every Thursday, 4 p.m. . FOB MEBCCBY BAY. Flngal I Every Monday at 4 p.m. No cargo received after 4 p.m. Small parcels prepaid at the offloe on the wharf. Passage tiokets must be taken at the Q>m pany s Office, INo. 67. ,t!^f^S^^ att&■ Managing Direotor Bl O R S ALE. The Clipper Brigantine FIrORINDA, 106 tons register. This fine vessel was built In 1873 at Melbourne, Her frame and bottom are of hardwood, top sides and dock of kauri. She is in flrsMatj condition, having been re-ooppered.lnl M«oh last, and thoroughly overhauled. She has jnst arrived from a voyage of unusual length for a vessel of her tonnsge. and her performances, a. given in her log-book, class her as one of tne TpT to 6888' 8 TU"tlPg COPLAND & CO. Prospectus. P~ ROSPECTUJ3 OF THE AROHHILL BRICK AND TltiE COM PANY (LIMITED). Registered under " The Joint Stock Companiee AOt, I860." CAPITAL....(B6OOO. IN6OOOSHABEBOF&ISACH, 350 Shares Paid-up, Bnd 6660 Shares Nil Paid-up, One Shilling payable on applioatton. One Shilling on allotment, and Calls of One Shilling eaoh at intervals of not less than one month. Dibectors: _ B. C. Barstow Joseph Craig Ohn Briton G. Eraser.Fraser&Tinne: John Brown mi „, J.C.Seocombe William Sloan. BANKBBS: SOLIOITOBB. Bank of Australasia. RusseU and Devore. Secbetabv : J, Friar Clarke. Company's Offloe: No. 21, New Zealand Insurance Buildings, Auokland. This Company has every condition conduoive to Immediate and lasting success, the present working plant having practically WOTM «U value of the ground, whloh contains Borne of the finest clay in New Zealand. The property is already secured by deed foi twenty-one years. The area ot the land Is seven aores and thirty-six perches, with magnificent frontages to the Great North Road of thirteen ohalns: and the extent of the day Immediately available, without any preparatory or othor expense, is practically unlimited. There are at present on the ground—uve sheds, built on heart of kauri posts, with Hpbart Town paling roofs (their covering capacity ie over 226.000 bricks); also a kiln, In good order, to burn .0,000 brioks, also two good pug mill. and brick-making machines, capable of turning out 8,000 bricks daily: also cottage, tools tracks, barrows (all now); also a horse, &o, The property is partially fenced; the whole hat to be fenced in within one year. This Company, now only reqairiog to f court the most approved modern machinery foi manufacture and drying process, promises tc tnrn out brioks, &c„ that will! ensure a por manont and remunerative industry of larg< Stent. Thla Company will shortly comm.nc. manufacturing brioks and lime with the presen aonlianoes, and contemplate tho making of al -ti^Sdsofoiay goods as they become nocossarj fmtherequSeSientsof theoolony. The works are now in thorough worWn ( nrder turning out dally first-olass brinks an< Hmeandonly await the addition of maohiner; of the" o?t mprovod class, both for manufac applying extensive demand? at the rate 0 on the pre building purposes, and thereby furmsn rovenue to the Company, attentlo holders.



Business Cards, r. \ir ii- BKIN Xi I BUILDER CARPENTER AND JOINS] VOKJAN LAI-Bil Every Description of IBuildlng Deelgned'an Erected. . All Branches ot ihe Bnildlng Trade exeonte by Experienced Workmen. Shop Fronts Offlc ;t, Fittings Sep.. Ice __ WI L.L IA M THOMAS Corner of Lome and Victoria-streets, j __. Auckland East W HONUMENTAL, MARBLE, AND GKNEBA& STONEMASON, ARCHITECTURAL SCULPTOR AND CA3VEB . ~ Insoriptlons accurate and beautiful n. Monuments, Tombs, Headstones, and ever. 0* description of Stone Work at the lowest poeslbl 8, prioet^tor town and oonntrv . ___. "• \TKAELLESLEY-STREKT Oil, a V" COLOUR. Se GLASS WAREHOUSE. *' C. G. Hill, Importer of Papprhanglngs, OUb • Colours, Glass, Varnish, White Lead, Seo., Gil ' and Stoiaed Mouldings and Pioturos, Sec Pic turo-framlng to order. Just landed, ex ' Gore , nllla' and r Looh Doon,' 215 packages Paper I". hangings. White Lead, Oils &c.-* Please not. "• the address! Wellesley-street West (oppositt Market entranoe). i ; | , GK E A N D, POT _' IS « ■■-•> OQAOH-BUILDERB. GRKY.STRRMV AudKUum. N.8.-Iroh-bsrk Shafts, Spokes, Felloes. BWi •• Gum and kinds of Hardwood, at Lowee Market Prloee. ' JOHN BOYLAN, C,E,] [ROUT. LUNDON, C.E, „ rjOYLAN AND LUNDON 2 13 CIVIL ENGINEERS, », LIOEWSKD LAND TRANSFKB SURVEYOBI AUTHOBISBD NATIVE LAND SURVEYORS. KNGINEBBINO AND QUANTITY SURVEYOR!* j COLONIAL BANK BUILDHfa. I AUCKLAND. I , TWrEWTON VENETIAN BLINE j_\ , WOR,g ■ •- I B 80. TUCKER, VKNETIAN BLIND MAKER AND WIRS \ . _t. . woßfca&v •'' ! KARAXOAHAPI ROAD, NEWTON, I Venetian Blinds of the beet quality made art > fixed at is per foot Wireworfc, ot any deeortp tion and pattern, made w order. Repairs neatly axeonted. . J; ; ... r EL H^A M • LADDER Se BARROW MAKER, : i '" 80 and 82, VibTpßlA-STRKKT. I Every Description of Ladders, Stops, Barrows r I arrow Wheels, Clothes Homes, Clothes Boxes 1 Travelling Cheats, tec. on hand Or made fc order. . i i L t A liberal discount allowed to Contractors and on wholesale order. X" '• J Shop and Offioe Fittings, and all kinds at Job ' 1 blng work done by oxperionood workman or 1 the shortest notice. N.R-Ladders, Steps and Barrows lent or • hire. Violins bought ... i One or two superior old Violins for sale; also, a (rood V-OUnoello. cheac ' TJ ENRY BRACE & CO. .(LIMITED). n WHOLES ALU MANUFACTURJttI). AND IMPORTERS ' . Of all kinds of SADDLERY, Hian-sTUKKT, Auckland _ EDW. JNO. COX. Manager. : Tjl DWAS D BAB TLB 7, - AROHTTSCT, BTK3HBUBYB BUILIHRO (JDKKN-BTRBBT, JAMES BUTCHER, CARTER, CONTRACTOR, Sea Goods Carted and Delivered from ship's side on Shortest Notloe. Ballast ScppUed. > Newcastle ant. Bay or Islands Coal, Also, Firewood (ont and unoutl reasonable. , riIHAMEo CARKIAUJS AND DRAY , J_L FACTORY. 3AM E S MA OKI B, I Pbopbiktok, VICTORIA STREET EAST. AUOKLAND. Repairs of Every Description in Wood and IrtM neatly executed on the Shortest Notkb. SPRINGS MADE AND REPAIRED, m~ N.8.-Country Ordenpanotnallr attended to. T>OOK-BINDINu & PAPER-RULINe. I* WILLIAM LEYS, 4 I t BOOK-BINDER, PAPER-RULER. J » __ mebchantb' Account books Ruled J ',!: ~ and Bound to Pattern. J I I MUSIC. MAGAZINES, BIBLES 2 I _■ AND PRAYER BOOKS. 4 Eg *" bound in all styles, 1 Three Doort above Btab Offloe. BAKERS' SPECIAL RULED DAY-BOOKS, LIBRARY FJOKS STRONG Se CHEAPLY BOUND* ~ . mfl r JO, _wiWNB B*O », • AUOKLAND STEAM WOOD TURNING FACTORY, i Wyndham Stbeet (Next Shakespeabb Hotel), Having Introduced Steam Power, ho 1b now pre pared to make a Reduction of Twenty tier Cen 00 he prioe ot all oommon work. t_- QonntTT Orders p nnotnallT attended to "7j H JBS « V ,JS R SO H, HOUSE, SHIP, SIGN, AND GENERAL DECORATIVE PAINTER, Ho. 8. Wyndham-street. I Victoria ho us b ; H. A, COLSON, i BTATIONER AND BOOKSELLER. _ VICTOKIA-STRKKT, AUCKLAND, Comer Of i Hobson-street' > Diaries, Almanacs, Books. Birthday Cards, Sachets, &0,, In great variety. H. A. COLSON. IRELAND BR O THB KB, WOOL MERCHANTS, 1 TANNERS AND LEATHER MANUFACTURERS, IMPORTERS OF ' Saddlers' and Bootmakers' Maohlnery, English and Foreign Leather, Saddlery, > ) Saddlers' Ironmongery, Boot Uppers, Grindery. Mill Belting, Suction and Delivery Hose. Sec, tec Warehouses i—Vulcan Lane and High street Works'i—Panmnre. Auckland. > Constituents" Orders Promptly and oarefullF ( Rreonted. WARNOCK BROTHERS, BOAP AND CANDLE MANUFACTURERS, ■ ) O»OX'S C.REEK, RICHMOND. OWIOK I DUBHAM-STREET, AUCKLAND. Cash Purchasers of Tallow, Wool, Sheepskins. and Bones. / THE / TTAPAI pORN TDROOM QO. t (UNLruiTED). > » Temporary Premises i , CUSTOM-HOUSE-STREET WEST, ; Neab the Dock. ! n (tliil E- GII.MUUK (Late Thomas J. Harbutt), i STEAM BRUSH, \ PORTABLE FORGE, AND BELLOWS • FACTORY, J VIOTORIA-STBEET EAST, Anokland. ! TH A I T BROTHERS 1 X MARBLE AND FREESTONEaMASONS I Monuments, Head-stones, Tombs, and ; Iron Tomb Railings. INSOBXPTIONS KKKOOTICD IN A SUPERIOR STYLE, j Pbioss and Designs FREE on Application, t ADDBESBS— . » , CORNER Of 7 Rutland and Lornb Streets, auckland i Near Junction of Uueen and Wakefield streets! \ ii/Ukiam xENNANT, f. Vf PIONEBB MANU AOTUBBB OF 0 UMRBELLAS AND PARASOLS, 1 Upper Qneen-street. " Wanted Known Tennant's AI Umbrellas are the Best and Cheapest. New Bummer stock at „ prices to meet the times.: Recovering in the „ best style, with oho.cc variety of material % Note-4. Lennox's BuUdlngs, Upper Queer g treet. Established 1863. ;0 \\i ynis.LL.t_oe aujJi, ir V T • OIL, COLOUR, AND GLASS a MERCHANTS. Importerslof Paperhangings, Scrim, Paints, Oils ,n Tnrpontlno, Colouw, Varnishes, French Polish ie Gold Leaf, Artists' Colours and Brushes: Pie te 38 Sheet, Crown, Ornamental, and Pbotographii ii Glass; Picture Framos and Tapestry Moulding; o Clock and Compass Globsos, Glazed Sashea am ». Doors. Glass cut to size' and oaref oily p eked a- 1 uuwh gj &Wi QUEEN-STREET.



1 Business notices. *» m H E COVENTRI m . Jit- Piotube Frame Manufactory, MUSICAL INSTRUMENT AND FANOI ld BAZAAR, £ 79, Victoria-street, Auokland. * THOMAS E. CARTER, - Proprietor. - Pictures Mounted and Framed on the shortes notloe. A Choice Assortment of Blrthdaj Cards, Oleographs, Ohromos, .Prints, Illumlna tlbnß. aud Fancy Goods. Pianofortes Tuned ant regulated from 6s. Teaoher of Pianoforte, Harmonium, >monium, and Cornet. Conoertlna, Melodion ' or Accordion, taught by my new method, foi 20a. Violin Strings and Fittings. 8 XJARGAINS ! BARGAINS I — Ladles, O bear in mind that WiiUams's Is the 'i Cheapest Houso. in Town .for Ladies' Under - olot£'.Bg, Real and Imitation Maltese Laoe, Sllli ), and Laoo Ties, Neok FrllUngs; a nice assort ,t ment of Gilt and Blaok Brooches and Earrings, >• oheap. Ladles from the country would do wo! h to buy their Goods nt Williams's, Cheapest > Honso in Town, foot of Grey-streot, four door i c above Market entrance. Open till 9 o'olook c p.m. to THE RESIDE* T a OF MOUNT EDEN, GRAFTON ROAD, BBAFIELD VIEW, KDEN TKRKACK, NEWTON KOAD, SYMONDS-STREET, AND SUBBOUND -0 ING DISTRICTS. ' ; * ; B, BOVEY Has much pleasure In acquainting th Public generally that ho has taken those premises , situated three doors above Robertson Bros,, Whore he intends opening, on 23rd December. 8, A FIRST-OLASS BUTCHERY, i and also purposes making a speciality of , POULTRY, a want long felt In the neighbour hood, and trusts by keoplng nothing but tho Choicest Supplies to merit a shore of their ! patrons*".'1 / '"i '~ ; ,".. ~, | TDYpRQFT,;p MADEIRA CAKE BYORO^T'S FRUIT CAKE I i . , (Packed in TinfoU Paper), MAY BS OBTAINED FROM ALL THE [ GROCERS. Also, J BYOBOFT'S CELEBRATED BISCUITS 1 . Aro: DoUvorod FRESH Every Day to tbo Grboors. 1 '■' '■': ',-' .._, i , . ■ -» Quality Guaranteed, } Abe foe BYCROFTS. ( ■■*■*■■■ ■'. : ■ ' _mWLmWL_m^Lm^Lm^Lm^Lm^Lm^L_m^LmWLmWLm^Lm^L_WLWmWLWLM mo T, H E PUBLIC, ' De Pouches Oklehuated Fbknoh Bbd> uaNt aNd Household Friend. This mixture will givo a bright polish In a few minutes to all kinds of Furniture. It can also be used on paintwork, it will destroy all Insects in wood and preserve it from deoay. Prioe, la 3d: to be sold at chemists', cabinetmakers, and iron , mongers. — Waltbb Baxnb, Wholesale Agent. Kybor Pass. i Immmmmh TOIKKEMAN'S BAY SOAP WORKS, ' SAUNDERS & GILBERD, BOAP AND CANDLE MANUFAOTUBEBS, i Vlotoria-street, Auckland. S. Se G. having enlargod their Faotory to double its termor size, and made costly addi tions to the plant, are now In a position to com ' cot© with any factories In New Zealand or New South Wales. The yearly inorease ot tholr ' ' trado, whloh has rendered the extensive altera tions unavoidable, Is the best guarantee Of the i superior oharaoter of their goods. A Trial is respectfully soUotted. EDWIN. STOCKL^TJ Nightman, Great North Road, is prepared to exeonte aU orders entrusted to him. Orders left at his residence, or addressed to tho care of Mr Thos. Faultier, Auckland, wIU receive prompt atten tion,—Having disposed of my plant and busl nesss to Mr Edwin Stookley, I oin recommend him to tho public as a trustworthy man, having been ten years in my employ.—Thos. Fanlder. j^"IGHT BO D CONTRAUA. AU persons in the City or Suburbs requiring the servioes of the present Contractor at the reduced bates sbonld make early appUoatlon to Q. WILSON, at his resldenoe. Nelson-street, or under oover, addressed "G. Wilson, iNight SOU Contractor. City Coanoll Offices." yr ARTHUR ri.ILLY, X£ (for a number of years with Mr W. W. Robinson), Begs to intimate to tho Publlo that ho has succeeded to the Tobaoco Businoss, OA QUEEN-STREET. CA, y* opposite Bank of New Zealand, ua until reoently carried on by Messrs Partridge and WooUams, as a Branoh Establishment, and hopes by attontion to the wants ot the Smoking Public, to merit a shore of their patronage. _W P. and W.'s specialities in «ut tobacco, always on hand. J\ Agent for the "Club Honso "Cigars. _/V EARTHENWARE, THE BEST AND CHEAPEST ASSORTMENT IN AUCKLAND. < — g 2 (J # J3ROWNING (Late J.RFranota), E S * 267. Queen-street, \_ Near the Market Entranoe. r Ehtablishbd 1866. ANCY GOODS. O THE ELECTORS AND NON ELECTORS OF THB COLONY OF NEW ZEALAND. V Gentlemen,—We beg leave to Intimate to you that we have decided to hold a sale ot aU kinds of stook, at the Northern Hotel Yards, near the Slaughter Houses, also known as the Stone Jug Yards, EVERY WEDNEBDAY, at 12.30, First Sale to take place on WEDNES DAY, tbe Hthi net, at 12.30. Phlpps' omnibus will leave the National Bank at 11.15, and wIU pass the Yards on Its way to the Whau in time for sale. Paddooks free, for oattle and horses entered for sale unreserved. We are prepared to seU aU kinds of goods that may be consigned to us there for that purpose. J. R. LAMBERT. ;■ '.. .'. Auctioneers. Wyndham-street. Dunedijn Alb. SPEIGHT AND CO.'S CELK BRATKD SEVEN PRIZE MEDAL ON SALE. JAMES w7 THOMSON, AOENT, 8, QUEEN-STREET. First and Second Prise Award at Melbourne Exhibition compe ting against the world; and is now on draught at the principal ; Hotels in Auokland. pHE AP CUTLERY. Thomas Samnel Is now selling all kinds of Cutlery at very low prices from Sheffield best makers, -including Lookwoed, Johnstone, and ' other makers, of best Pocket and Table Knives, Solssors, Razors, eto., Electro Plate Ware, Spoons, Forks, Cruota, oto.-THOMAS Samuel, 16. Qneen-Btreet, opposite New Zealand In- Bnrancß Buildings. 1 <ZM-JL___mP «_S3swßCß____* (^1 LARK is BROTHERS, J ARTIST PHOTOGRAPHERS , I (OPPOSITE dnion bank), Qukbn-btbbkt, Auokland, Photography in the Latest and Moat Fashionable Styles, Exeouted in a manner Unsurpassed •• in the Colonies. LABQB OOIABCTION NKW ZKALAND VIEWS Always on Hand AMES STEWIA RT, CIVIL ENGINEER AND AUTHORISED SURVKYOh. COBNKR OF SHOETLAND AND O'CONNBIiL STREETS, 'CTOUNO WUMISIMa INSTITUTE ! JL AND BOARDING-HOUSE, ■ QUBEN-STBEET. I Open daUy from 10 a.m. tUI 9.50 p.m. Dinner and Luncheon from 12 to 2 p.m. Tea " from 6to 7 p.m. „ _ ~ » Boarding-house for Young Ladies who are occupied during the day. Terms on application '> °Tho following' Gatherings, to which all are * Invited, are hold during the Week --Monday, *> 730p.m..8ib1e Class; Tuesday. 3.3opjn.,Bible 0 ClasS; Friday, 73 p.m., Working Party (for _ Governess" Agenoyi Sorvants' Registry, and ■ I Lending Library oonneotlon with the Insti- Kite.



Business Notices.. , ■ ' ml J, - I Q A, N r^F OR D ' f © FRUIT AND PROVISION STORE. Pork Pies Hopßei j Ripe Poaches from is por doz. I BANANASI BANANAS w 3d per lb by tho banoh. r COOKING PEACHES, 6d. peb OOZE. ViOTORIA-STRRETloorner of Albert-street). rnAV LOB'S -PATENT SEWIN I I J MACHINES 1 : ABB Bmple te Learn, Qtnur in AoUon, . ( , , Not liable & get out ot order. t Posas^a large and easily threaded Shuttles. I No DinricoLTi- lit getting Needles and Extrn uon tfAYLOR'S ( Latent bEWing MACHiNEa t -.ITIM T'< v't , i suom_D n« Ihsmoted by all doalroua of pit r enring n Thoroughly Good Maohlno. - ! *^"**%. ■' " L* Also, to be toid at Low Prloes, TWISTED LOOP-STITCH MAOHINEI I Of Best Construction, tar AQBtwi _*< T. PEACOCK, Optician, Spectacles, Telesoopes, ; Mlorosoopee, Darojnetors, Kloctrio Dolls, &c Instruments and Maohines Repaired. shortlXndT STREET, • (Qppoelte the Post-o_3oe>. TMPOpTAN,^ "piOTigE W. 0, DENNES, Having pnrohased ot L. D. Nathan and Co v their entire Stook of HOME SHUTTLE SEWING MACHINES, I am prepared to oflbr, at Greatly Roduooc Prloes, both Hand and Tbbadlb MAOIUNEfI. GREAT MACHINE DEPOT, Q-toen-etroct. hoALI OO ALI CO A L WHAU WHAU^ COAL MINES, WHA.NGAREI. OFFICE I N , LOWER QPEEN-STREET. W. SLOA NE, AGENT. fXI O T R AYE LL X RS, &o. PBBSBNTa won Horn.-'Very Handsome Cur oslty Cabinets, Inlaid Table Tops, and Walking Stioks, made of riohaaH beautUnl New Zealand Woods; also, Polished Specimens of Woods in small box, and Bnuß-boond Chests of Drawers in ploked Mottled Kauri. AU at vory reason able prioes. wniU^MNOBIUKt Workerof Native Woods,top of Shortland-rtree > YOUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSO CIATION. OORNKB OV WMJJCBLRY AND A£BBRT._TBXBTS Reading Room, Comfortably Furnished, AU the Leading Papers on the tables. Snbeoriptlon, 2s 6d per quartar. The Library contains up wards ot 2800 vols. In the various departments of Literature. Bubsoriptlon, 2s 6d per quarter. Tea and Coffee provided. Employment and Boarding-house Roglstprs. Meeting for Yonng Men on Tuesdays, at 7.30. Evongolißtlo Service, Thursdays, at 7.30. Bible Hooding and Prayer, Saturday at 7.30, Bible Class, Snnday, at S p.m. STBAiramBB and others (eepeclally Yonng Men) oordlaUy invited to visit tho Rooms, where all Information may he obtained. Open trom 8 sum, till 10 p.m BOTABtiam) 1866. TLf B T. TR A FFOBB, SURGEON DENTIST WAKBnXLD-BTBBBT, _t__ QOKKN-BTRMTi Painless Extraotion of Teeth by the Oxide- Nitrogen Ge& Professional Honrs-9 a.m. tlll'fi p.m. * UCELAND RAG COMPANY "^ DABBY-STREET, AUCKLAND. Open on FRIDAY and SATURDAY in eaoh week tor the Purchase of cOl kinds of RAGS, Mgj&k «a**QR P-^g TO DRAFERS, GROCERS, AND OTHERS. A supply of MARCUS WARD & OOi'S GOODS has just been opened at the Stab Offloe. Inspection ot which is respeotfnlly In vited The Goods consists of Ornamental Cards of varlons descriptions and the Latest Patterns, suitable tor Almanacs, Business Notifications and Advertising purposes generally. PRO BONO. .PUBLICO THE LONDON PHOTOGRAPHIC COM PANY"S FREE ART UNION PRIZES consist of a Lady's Gold Hunting Watch and Chain, Lady's Diamond Ring. Gents' 18 karat Gold Rings, Ladies' Portrait Brooches and other prises, worth £50. A Tloket in the above wiU be given with every Sitter. 600- Members wanted. Cartes de Vlslte, 6s per half-dozen; Cabinet Portraits, 12s 6d per half - dozen.- Leighton'a BuUdlngs, Upper Queen-street.-0. H. MONKTON. Manager. OIL. COLOUR, AND GLASS MERCHANTS. ~yjf m PHILLIPPS & gON. 96 &97, QUEEN-STBBBT, AUCKLAND, N.Z., IMPORTERS OT PAPERHANGINGB, Panel Decorations, QLAU3-P&lished. SUvered, and Hough Plati English and Continental Sheet, Photo graphic Glass Shades. WHITE LEAD, Colours, OU, VARNISHES Brushes, Mixed Paints. Carson's Antloor roelve and Patent SUloate Paints. MOULDINGS-GUt, Stained, Veneered,tor Plotnre Frame and Room Deoorations, Fanoy 1 Frames tor Cabinet and O.D.V. PicnroßKS of every description in great variety Scraps—Photos and Coloured. Albums tor Photos, Soraps, Sec, Sec, tea. Cnt-ont or Overlay Mounts, aU slues: Cabinet and C.D.V. Mounts; Artists' Requisites. W. P. 8c S. having always on hand the largest stook of the above mods In the North Island of New Zealand, are able to exeonte either whole sale or retail orders on the most favourable terms. Samples of Paperhangings from open stook, or of original paokages, sent on applica tion. NewisetUersln Auokland should lnspeot onr stook 00 Paperhangings and Pioturos before fitting up their new homes; they will find some thing to suit the means of everyone. W. PHILLIPPS & SON, QUBEN-HTHEBT. AUOKLAND. |^j OBEL'S PATENT DYNAMITE. TO CONTRACTORS! MINERS, QUARRY MEN, AND OTHERS. NOBEJj'S DYNAMITE, from ropeated trials by the largest oontraotors aud mining managsra in the Australasian Colonies, long use and mortar tests, has proved itself beyond dispute to be OVER FIFTEEN PFR CENT. BTBONOBR than the Australian made Lithofraotenr and Dynamite. It is unequalled for Mining, Quarry ing, Blasting (in wet or dry, soUd or fissured roolt), TunneUtag, breaking up of Wrecks, Sunken Rooks, blowing out and splitting np Tree-roots, Boulders, eto. . Its Safety has been completely demonstrated by the absonco of accidents, either in transit, In storage, or In its legitimate use.' It is in sensible to shocks —a percussion cap being required to develop its giant power. Printed Instructions for using issuod with every paokage. Necessary Tape, Fuse, and Caps always in stock, i Prioe Rednoed to Two Bholings and Six pence per lb. (Liberal Discount to the trade and large buyers). _ _ ... Mr Gorman, the Company's N.Z. TravelUng Agent, ia now in Anokland for a short time, and will give aU necessary information to bush settlers and othors re the uses of this explosive upon application to E. PORTER « CO., HARDWARE MERCHANTS. AUCKLAND BQLB AGENTS FCR N.Z. NOBTH. SUPERIOR CORRUWATED TANKS. O S. PARKER HAS FOR SALE a number of the above, witi Tap ready for use, £2 and upwards. At his Steam Wobkb, Viotoma-stbket, or his Shop Welleslbv-stbbbt, Large quantities of Spouting, Ridging, and Down pipes always in stock. Verandah Iron curved at shortest nonce, Manufacturer of Lead and Compo Pipe. A ohoioe selection of ChandeUers, &o„ at hlf Wellesley-Btreet shop. Country orders wiU always receive his promp: attention. Lioensed to lay on Water, Sols Vatw-Ibh or tbb Impbov_bd3 Lxai EDGE HIIXUNQ,



Drapery and Clothing. S \\T B L liJSHIj JS V HOUSE, M Jobt Opknbd, 0. A Fresh Assortment of Ladise' & Children'i fl Underclothing, Corsets, &0. Ladies' Nightdresses (beautifully trimmed), it • 6d, Gs lid; Chemises, 2s, 2s 9d, 3a Od. Children's Underclothing in great variety. A Large Assortment of Ladies Corsets just to hand in White, Blaok and Drab. The " Grecian Girder " Belt Dor set, side lacing; this Corset Is especially 11 adapted for the present style of ooa tume, the Bide lacing enabling it to be adjusted to almost 1, any figure. 2000 yards Swiss Embroidery Edgings at 3d, _i . and 6d, a great bargain. B An Extensive and Well-Seleoted Stook. ol , General Drapery at moderate Prloes. Country Orders promptly attended to. One Shilling in the £ discount on aU Cash Purchases to the amount of 20s and upwards. A. LOVETT, _■ WEI,I,HB__KY-STHB__T. \y H V GO TC TO WNI Come and see our Grand Show Of GENERAL *■ DRaPEKY. As large a variety of equal valne and as low prloee as those at town At Btsiphbnson'S. . : | We are SeUlng the remainder of our Prints, Muslins, and Dress Materials at Greatly Re -3 duoed Prloes, prior to Stook-taklng. Also, the balanoe of our Straw Goods, consisting ol Men's, Boys, Ladles' and Children's Hats and Bonnets. Just Received! £100 worth of Samples'ol Hosiery, Corsots, Snn Hats, Infants' Bonnets, PoUses, Braoes, Belts, Shirts, and Undercloth ing, whloh we are selling at the Wholesale Prloes. Also, 550 yds Black and Strloed Grena i, dines, worth Is 6d, to be cleared at 9d per yd: Grey and White Calico, from 2}d per yd. All other Goods to be had equally as oheap at | A. O. STEPHENSON S, NEWTON HOUSE. Near Post-office. ii . ■ -V.- •■ • - } i ' THE BALANCE OF MEN'S AND BOYS CLOTHING INot disposed of by auction, WiU now be [ Soldi by| the i SINGLE GARMENT I | REGARDLESS OF CO3T '. 1 Phillips' Mart, QUEEN-STREKT, V DEFERRED \ I V MlHlKil ,i SYSTEM J| MUNRO & MILLIGAN, TAILORS, DRAPERS, & OUTFITTERS, HOBSON-STREET (Nearly opposite Wollington-s tree t). Have a Wntii - Assobtbd STOOK of the BEST CLASS GOODS In the following Departments: — Dresses, ' Prints, CaUooes, J_ongolaths, Sheetings, Linens. Flannels, Blankets, Rugs, Carpets, Oxford ' shirting, Counterpanes. Waterproof Cloaks, ' Mantles, Frenoh Morinoes, Shawls, Cash meres, Silks, Shirts, Curtains, Umbrellas, Mantle Cloths, and Tweeds. j Having found that there Is an opening for a TAILORING BUSINESB on the Dxvbbbbd Paxmknt System, they have scoured the ser vices of a FIRST-OLASB CUTTER, and are now prepared to make to measure, from Fimt olan Materials, at reasonable prloee, every description ot Clothing. AU Tweeds thoroughly shrank before being made np, and fit and workmanship guaranteed. The Deferred Payment System has been found to be a great boon, by enabling those with limited incomes to procure necessaries In the easiest possible way. ; •• ■ M. & M. having had considerable London ex nerienoe In this partloular System of Business, and having their Goods dibbot from the Bust London and Glasgow Firms, are in a position to offer the BKST GOODS on the Most Advan- TiGieoUH Terms. $r Note the Address,- _~,'.„ -jyUNRo & JVr iI'L GAN» HOBSON-STREET (Nearly opposite Wellington-street). 1 Waikato Advertwetnentß. ULTAXI ON All. HOTEL, __i OAMBRH)GB ' Numerous improvements and additions having been completed, this Hotel now jaffords the best accommodation to Visitors and Tourists. Boaoions'.Samnle Rooms have been provided for Commercial Travellers. Firstolass BllUard Table under the Superia tendenoe of a careful Marker. p UIDES FOR TOURISTS, Arrangements have been made so that Guides for Visitors to the Hot Lakes are avaU able upon short notloe. Instruction by post or telegraph promptly attended to. '__ „ AUD U S RAYN EB, Pbqpribtqb, rTIEI_EGRAPH LINE OF COACHES, W. K. Cabtbb' COACHES wiU :run to the foUowlngitlme-table, carry ng H.M.s mail :- Leaves Cambridge for Hamilton dolly, at Leaves HamUton for Cambridge daUy, on arrival of Train, 2.3Cp.m. n m Leaveß Te Aroha for Hamilton at 10 a.m Monday, Wednesday, and Friday Leaves Hamilton for To Aroha at 8 a.m. Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday. ' BooklngEOfflce: Gwynng Hoto^HMOilton . " Coach Proprietor. , Livery and Bait Stables, • • 1 Cambridge. 6th March 1881. ■ » EDWARD'S UoAUnis» XO XHE ■ J>. UOLDFIELD.-TIME-TABLB. Leaving HamUton for Te Aroha every Tneß day. Thursday and Saturday. . Living To Aroha for HamlltonJ on Monday Wednesday, and Friday. .. peoial-Oarriages provided to Order, B. EDWARDS Llvwv and Bait Stables Hamilton Icy AN V E S a CO. , O HAMILTON, Have Opened Out, in their New Store, a 9 Magnificent Assortment of , CHINA, GLASSWARE, TOILETWARE 1 VASES, LOOKING GLASSES, tec. Sec Sec SANDES & CO., 3 HAMILTON. Agents Anokland Evening Stab.



Railways. • AUCKLAND RAILWAYS. EXTRA TRAILS: U ; AUSKLAND, OTAHUHU, AND ONEHUNGA, On and after MONDAY, January oth,. 1882, Extra Trains will ran as follows :— Auokland, dep .. .. - 6.15 . Newmarket, dep .. .. -. 6.24 : 1 Remnera, dep .. .... 6.29 i Green Lane, dep .. .. .. — EUerslie, dep... ...... — * i t Penrose Junction, dep .. .. 6.42 Otahuhu,arr.. - .. ... 6,52 ' Otahuhu, dep 7.0 Poiiro-O Junction, dep .. - 7.10 ' KUerslio, dep .. ; — Green Lane; dep — Remnera, dop .. .. _ 7.21 Newmarket, dep _ .. ~,7,28 Auckland, arr .. .. 7.35 j'. Ponro.o Junction, dep .. - 6.42 i Onehnnga, arr .. .. _ 6.62 Onehunga, den .. ~ .. O.SO i Penrose Junction, arr .. .. 6,40 | J. P. MAXWELL, ; General Manager N.Z.R. : A UOKLAND RAILWAYS. . ' ( " CHEAP FARES. |, : Single Tlokets issued Saturday, January 28th, 1882, and Monday. January 30th, 1882, will be available for return up to and including Tues day, January, 31st, 1832, any Station to any Station. , A. Y. MAODONALD, ; ,' District Manager, (___timmmt__P <m_tWKS2_* JW-EW ZEALAND RAILWAYS. RIVERTON-ORBPUKI RAILWAY. PAHIA CONtRAOT (Formatfon only). Written tenders will be received at this offloe nntU noon of WEDNESDAY, the 25th January, 1882, for the above contract. They are to be marked on the outside," Tender for Pallia— Contract," and addressed to the Hon, the Minister for Public Works, OunocUn. Telegraphio tenders similarly addressed and marked Will be received if presented at any Telegraph Office by noon of the same date, provided that written tenders are lodged at any District or Resident Engineer's office.by the same hour. Drawings, specifications, and general conditions may be seen on and after the 14th December, at this office, and at the Publlo Works Offices at Auckland, Wellington, Christ ohuroh, and InvercargiU. The lowest or any tender will not necessarily be accepted. By command. j W. N. BLAIR. Engineer in Charge, M.I. Pnbllo Works Office, . Dunedin, 16th November; 1881. Medicai. T> .U'B'L I C N O T I O E. ....:,-:-; 8. GILBBhT, OHLMIST AND DRUGGIST, Bogs to Inform his Men is and the publlo generally that he has BEMOVED to more Central and Commodious c rem!eea, at 92, Queen tbe et, opposite Wyndham-Btreet, where he hopes to receive a continuance of heir patronage. a git.-BEST,: ""»'"' OUEEN-ST REttT. i OCTOR TENNANT has REMOVED hlfl Dispbnbaby and Sobobby to Hewins BuUdlngs, Wellesley-etreet. uSufflfi attendance i-9 to 10a.m., 1 to 2 and PriTOteßeßidenoeiSymonaiHS-Met JAMBS CATER, CHitMIST AND DRUGGIST, HOBSON-SIBKKT, Otosa TO Wkllwoton-stbebt. pUB LI C |OTIO E. M. ECCLES, , PHABMAOKUTICAIi OHSMIST & DRUGGIST, Formerly of VPetlealey-street, '■ Wishes to inform the Inhabitants of Freemani Bay and Ponsonby that he haa REMOVED to New Premises, known Biffington's Buildings, Freeman's Bay. Physicians' Prescriptions and Family receipts carerahy prepared. AU Mediolnes at Lowest Qneen-street Prloee. A lOKIN S HYPOPHOSPHITWS. Aiokin's Syrup ot Hypophosphite ot . Lime is guaranteed equal to the French preparations of Dr Churchill, and less than hall the price, .x, __ A The great expense of the imported preparation to tho sick, and the fact that snohlPharmaoeu tioal preparations;^ be manufactured equaUy weU in Auckland, has induoed the proprietor to ergago in making a reolly reliable artiole of Standard Stbength anp Ohbmioai_ purity thatl may be recommended with confidence by the medioal faoulty to their patients and others. Aiokin's Hypophosphites wiU answer all the requirements stated, and a trim wiU suffice to Bhow that in therapeutical action they are quite as efflcaoions in aU diseases for whloh the continental pre parations are so justly celebrated. Sold In bottles at 2s 6d each. Dose, two teaspoonfnls only. _i^_____2_\ . AIOKIN^S SVBUP OB- HOTOPHOS PHITBB of Limb and Soda, especially suitable in some cases of lung diseases, and is most palatable and cordial, each teaßpoonfnl contains three grains pure hypophosphite of lime and one and a half grains hypophoßphlte of soda. vi Sold In bottles at 2s 6d each. ; -. ■ Request your medioal advisor to try _ the Looal Syrups of Hypophosphlteß, 11 made by Aiokin of definite uniform strength, AICKIN, Wholesale Manufacturing Chemist, The Pharmacy. Auckland, iTkISEASES OF WOMEN AND JL/ Children. DR. WALKER, SUEGEON, dX lath ot YofaKSHiBB, enoiAnd, May be consulted at Mr Morgan's, Pharmaceu tical Chemist," Golden Mortar," top of Pitt street, Karangahape Road, Newton. ,Daily: 9to 10a.m., 12to Ip.m.. : and 7 to 8 p.m. Vaccination every Thursday, at 3 p m. Private Resldenoe: Montreal Honse, Great North Road. i -p U B L I C__ N ( T l C E' The Golden Mobtab (late P. F. Martinson's), opposite Pitt-street, Karangahape Road, New ton. wiU in future be carried on under the man .____»_ of T. P. MoaoAN.trom the City of Hereford. Bnglsnd. Try Morgans Great Nerve lorno. T|ISEASES OF THE EYE. I may be oonsuited daiiy, from 2 telß tfolook In the afternoon, at Mr Gardner's Pharmaoy Kabanoabapb Road. near corner of Queen-street. ARTHUR RICHARDSON, M.D., Member Royal CoUege of Burgeons. England Boots aad Blioes y '£. ~.;,, .: T) RAW »BARI sizes, at Lowet- City Prices. X O. O F Q U il BLUE BOOT ! fttl BLUE BOOT 1 Just.Landbd, Per Arawata, Hero, and Loch Urr, 20 TRUNKS OF LADIES' FANCY Boots and Shoes{^Sg^SS? Also, a Labor Stock of BEBT ENGLISH BOOTS. AU Seasonable Goods. ' ''.'' ' C. BKOOKES, OPPOSITE GAKI-ICK AND OEANWKLL'Bi QUEEN-STREET.



Sporting. TAUNEDIN EEBRUAKY RACES, DUNEDIN CUP DUNEDm JOCKEY CLUI HANDICAP, ft DUNBDHJ FORBURY HANDICAP.-Thbkk Events. Programmes of above are being rapldlj issued at the published price of £1 eaoh. Four pence in stamps oovers all postage. i Kaoh programme represents the large nnmbei ol 114 Nominations npon Thbbk Evbnte jointly, lnßtead of only on one event. Cheque! (with Is exchange) to be crossed, and made pay able either to a Particular Number or >tc If Cheque are not used, send half-notes bj Alternate Poets, thus ensuring Seourity of Re mittanoo, and avoiding all trouble and cost <ol , P.O. Orders and Registered Letters; thereby es tablishing a purely Confidential Cbaraoter of all Correspondence. Closes about February 17. Address In full to " Fidelity Company, oare oi alb-eed A. Camekon's Letter Box, 25L Dunedin. TTVUNEDIN CONSULTATION, JfIQQQ MEMBERS" -[QS. EACH. 1 WILL OLOSE ONmk FEBRUARY. PBBB'OBMBBB. 27 Pkrformkbs. DIJ N E DIN CU P. PUBLICANS' H'CAP. First....:. £1000 First ..£26- Sooond _-■_'_-_ 600 Second _. 121 Third _- 200 Third.., 8( CM-hers (divided)™ 700 Others (divided)- 27( - £%m au 36 PBBrOBMBBB. 21 PBBrOBMKBB. J. C. HANDICAP. CITY STAKEB First __~___ 600 First ..... .... 25(1 Second ____.„ 260 Second ;.'-'-..- 12£ Third. _. 100; Third-..; ;«, 80 Others(dlvided)- 360 Othors(divided)- 220 eiym . ~,«W "By Letter only," with two stamps enclosed for replies. Please send P.O. Orders, Bank Notes, or Cheques—with Is exchange added' but under no circumstances wll Registered Letters be aocopted, and address— --- ADA MANTUA, Core ot Mr Abraham, Box 351, Poet Offloe DCNEDJiN. Four First amount to £2000) Eaoh of whloh can Four Second „ „ £1000 5- be won with One Four Third „ » .£460 ) Tiokeb Mdncataonai. -___^__^ff^^v AUCKLAND COLLEGE AND GRAM* MAR SCHOOL. The Preliminary Examination of Candidates for admission to the School will be held on FRIDAY, 3rd February, commencing at 10 o'clock. The work of the year will begin on MONDAY, 6th February, at 9 30 o'clook, at which time the Treasurer will attend to receive the fees for the first quarter (then pub), and whloh will be as follows, namely i— " Lower Sohool-For eaoh pupil ~£2 2 0 (Toronepupil '..-2 12 6 ' I For two of same fa- UpperSohool-. znily.eaoh .. ..873' I For three or more of V same family, eaoh- 2 2 0 All fees are payable In advanoe. . ■! * JOHN JAMES, Secretary. ■4S E3_tt? * HjeRR CARL SCHMIDT may be in terviewed at the CHORAL HALL, on FRIDAY and MONDAY AFTBRNOONB. between the hours of 3 and 6. . TIT U S I C Ati, MR. GORDON GOOCH S resumption of Duties:— " Maritana" Class—January 25th [New Mem bort Fee, 10/61 Nobtb Sbobb Choib—January 28th Onkhunoa Choib and CLAss-JanuorySOth Nobth Shobk Class—February 2nd Private Tuition—Week commencing Monday, January 30th. tiiPS-OM HOUSE SEMINARY, _ /EPSOM ROAD, '.■■■■" , Will be RE-OPENED on MONDAY. 18th JANUARY, 1682, Tkbms:— £ s. <L Boarders, over 14 years,per quarter .. 1212 o „ .. 10 „ „ .. 1010 0 „ " under 10 (girls or boys),, .. 88 0 English, Frenoh. German, Italian, Music, Singing, Drawing and Painting of various kinda thoroughly taught; also, Needlework of every description. — Apply to •< ■' MRS. STODDARD. Who succeeds Mrs, Lewis. TTOPE COTTAGE, PONSOaTBY. Mrs. Genbbal Stoddabd intends keeping tip a BRANCH SOHOOL for Little Children, at the above address. Sohool to Re-open on 16th January, 1882, In struction in Muslo is also arranged for. p IRLS' HIGH SCHOOL. The Quarter Days for 1882 will be :-Febroaiy 1, April 17, July 12, and September 29, I .The 'Headmaster will bo at home to enrol; new pupils on January 31st, between the hours of 10 a.m. and 3 p.m. Parents and others who in the meantime wish for information, will please communicate with the Headmaster. ! J, LA M B E RT, • Tkaoheb of the Piano, Harmonium, Amerioan Organ and Pedal ;.' i Organ. In oonneotlon with the above TnlHon, an easy and conolse system of harmony ia inooroorated, whereby the student Is enabled to underttand the composer's conception, and more easily to overoome the difficulties presented. North Shore and em-rounding distriots atten ded. Instruments Tuned and Repaired, and either Bought or Sold on Commission. Apply to w. E. meARS, Musiossller, Qaeen street, or Address Post Offloe Newton. CIHURCH OF ENGLAND GRAMMAR J 7; SCHOOL, PARNELL. Sohool re-opens Tnesday, January 21. Head master at home Monday, January 23, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. The Sohool gained one open Scholarship under the Board of Education in 188 L-"''; ' ' . ' J I / \NEHUNGA GRAMMAR SCHOOL. Work wiU he resumed on WEDNESDAY, Ist February. , ~„„„ L. J. TROLLOPS, Master, j ii/i R. F. B. WOODHAM, Tkaoheb of the Pianoforte and harmonium. Address-Care ot Anokland Muslo Ware honse. '___ ' -.., v . GREY-STREBT SEMINARY for ' Yonng Ladles, oondnoted by Mlis Litch field, will Ro-open on Monday next, the 23rd instant. ...... - : ■■■■■, THE Misses Rust's Pupils will resume their studies on MONDAY, 23rd inst.— Devonport. North Shore. ' MRS HARBISON, Ponsonby Road; wiU resume duties on MONDAY, 23rd January, 1882. I MRS REYNOLD'S SCHOOL, Parnell; —The First Quarter of this year will commence on TUESDAY, the 31st January, 1882. __J WATERLOO QUADRANT — Esta blishment for Yonng Ladles, conducted by Mrs Norman,—The First Qoarter ot the year ynU commence on MONDAY, January 23. WENTWORTH HOUSE, Ponsonby Road.-Mias HILL'S Pupils wiU re snme their studies ot TUESDAY, Jan. 31st. rv ANO IN G NOTICE. ALLAN P. WEST, Professor of Danoing, &c„ at the Blxteon leading Colloges, SohooH Convents, and Seminaries of Sydney, will open FOUR LIMITED SELECT' CLASSICS in Auckland, at the Best Schools and Temperance Hall, for about two montlic, returning to Sydney by April Ist. AU Classes wiU be held In evenings—Child ren, from 5 to 7; Adults, Bto 10. Private les sons on application. _. .<.._, All wishing to join apply at onoe, as Classes are forming to oommenoe in a few days. Hpeoial Private Classes on Fridays, at ad vanced terms. • ;.'.,.- The very fashionable Military Waltz, also the New Spring, Trols Temps, and Slow Waltzes taught. Resldenoe: Mrs Burnlngham's. nob son-street, noarly opposite St. Matthew's Church. DANCING.— Mr. Allan West will open the following olasses this week days ahd Fridays at Temperance Hall. WOMBS days at the Convent, Thursdays at Mrs Glover's Sohool—for about two months. ..- .■- .. .:■!-• HE AUCKLAND SAH' WATER BATHS, BBBAEWATEB, Are now open for Bathing. The following rates wiU be charged t— Single Bath, 3d Quarterly Tloket, 12s Monthly Tioket, 5s Half-yearly licket, £1 YearTTTioket, £110s. . , ' . A Towel will be provided tree of charge. T. HILDITCH. I N.8.-One Cedar Boat, 25 feet long: also, othor Second-hand Boats for sale. Boats Let on hire.



Amusements.'' '.. 'j » mHEA TR X B OYJ! JU X Lessee and Manager.-.-Mr. R.W. Gary* MONDAY, 23rd JANUARY. First Appearahoe of ; pARY'S TUVBNILE piRATESI '• varys Juvenile JlirateS- B In Gilbert and SulUvan's Comic Opera, ~ • ___'■■• THE PIRATES_OF. :PBNZA»0B' y ' '_■ 50 CHILDREN 50, S BEAUTIFU). NKW BOBNEBY, DBBSBBS, AND '- . FOIX AND EFWICIBNT OBOBEBTBA. A o The whoJo production on a scale not surpassed y , _. intheColony. •«.' i '<M. y THE PIRATES OF PENZANCE I * The Pirate Klng(Ageloy6aß)-Mast^rV^Uie a Frederick, an apprentice (age ll)._.Maater Geo. i Williams • .;■":•■' * Samuel, his Lieutenant™ „_. . .Mob tor JftterflOn (Tns Pibatb Band)—. '■•-■• X7,__ PenruOdoek _ .. _ .. Master Stalth - TregaUyn _ .. „ MtttOT Walker \ Trewolla.. „ „ _ Master CtOllittore Wyverton _. .. •'..;' ■_ MaSterPaln Slythyyon .. „;.. • Mae-ei.BrtJiinan Tredook . - - MBStwCor Myrhyd „ .. ; .. .. MaSterßeok Mantyvyl .:. _, "•' ■_, Master Laurenco TrethyoK-. .. „'_ Master Williams Blaok Ulph _. ~ .. Master Robertson ' Rydlyp .. .. „ _7'• James in Ralphthe Ready .-,. .. Master Nixon S Ruth, Piratical Maid ' ,j .j* , ■_ of aU work „ .. Mis Ltale SohuloMo 0 THE PICNIC PARTY. . Mwor General Stanley, X.C.8., a model.. Master i■• r,.-.-■■•. -■ ' Wyatt ::'77,,7 __\ , GENBBAtSTANtKS'aBIUtrr»OI,DWOSH*ait- Mabel Stanley _ .. Little Mlbs L. Robinson 1 Edith Stanley _ '.-.. Littio Miss Fitzgerald 0 Kate Stanley _. .. _. MlßsMoArthur 5 Isabel Stanley _ .. _ |Mlsa Andrews " 0 Kinily Stanley «. __."• -u'MiEBTUIy Johnston n Alice Stanley; « .. '-JMlss Annie Ghttirle . Rose Stanley, .. ..Miss Flora MoAKthnr s WUfrida Stanley .. !._ Miss ABy Roberta Ethel Stanley .. _ Mies Julia Atkinson 1 Gwendolineßt«nley _.„„.. .MtaAlioe For " ;r The Guardians ot the PnbUo:—ftouoefSer r. geant Al, Master H. Smith ;,PoUco Corporal. , 84, Master Williams. Policeman E.X.L., 1 Master FitzKerald; PoUoamaii W.Y., Maator N«man; PoUoemah 0.F.F., Master.DUton ; . Policeman 8.A.R., Master Hutchinson j PoUoe man A.8.8., Master Ward; Policeman XLX., > Master Ay took; Policeman N.A.R, Master Henrick; PoUoeman X.X.X., Baby Rohtoson. i Ocnduotor .. .. .. Mr Salva tore ttmino BressCirole,ft. Bta_la,2sßl; PiVls. , •; Bests may be reserved at Messrs Uptons, Doors open at 7.80, performance at J sharp Carriages may be ordered by IO,Hr" r ..;l:;.- FOB SIX NIGHTS QNLY V'['J7, Commencing MONDAY' BVKNINC^'jMi. 23, '.'.-. '.'■■ "'-BENT^&BACtiBLDER'^'-K^ '7" CHRISTY , .., - MINSTRELS i CHRISTY MINSTRELS wng ' CHRISTY i MINSTRELS ' CHRISTY MINSTRELS ! 16|LE0ITIMAT* ■ ARTaiTIKP?6''; I REMEMBER THE PATE AND' DAY. - " '.; ~ EVERYTHING ENTIRELY NKW'I'- ' The Pianos need are from the firm of. .. Brins mead and Sons, London, whloh oan be had from their Local Agents, Messrs Hoffman & Sons, Queen-street ."'■ '■'■.'■■'■ , . v..-;{:" ' Further portrenlars in Monday's lesuQ. - r. G. baobei-Dbb, Business Manager. J. babdneb, Advance Agent. , ri H OR A L H A £ -U COMPLIMENTARY CONCERT ':;'.-. TO ' ' J, ; . MISB MAbKWIN, ... , WUI take place on ~ r J WEDNESDAY, 25th ; JANUARY, 1888, Prior to her departure for Australia. Owing to i Ul-health. she has been recommended by her modical adviser to a wormer climate. The foUowlng Vooalists will appear on the programme: —Mb Goooii, Mrs Kevitt, Mr ■ Rhodes. Mr Campbell, Mr Edwards, MdiXe. ~ Mena MuaiELus, Miss Bykes, Mies Gee, Mlsb Cameron, and Miss MaoEwin. Front Seats, 3s; Book Scats, 2a; Gallery, Is. Tickets at Mr Kady's, and Mr Forresfs. v l_U^rs_^___r T-O V A L:- MIX Ji'T"-__).D,;,.. ' i__4F'"" J^yl FRIENDS, SecondAnnlversaiT GRADD PROMENADE CONCERT AND BALL, to be held In the Lorno street HaU, on MONDAY, 80t:> January, 1^2.. ! Danolngto oommenoe at ,8 p.m.. ~,.,.,.._-„ J Double Tickets, 6s; oxtra Lady's Tioket, 23 6d; I to be obtained from any member of, tho Com . mittee. Refredhmentsinotaded.' - .-: , W.'DOYLBi. 1- -^W ,T. MUBBAY.fr^r 8' 'r.HOfi Aii li: A L L, MONyA.Y. 80. (RKIAWA NWHT). GRAND- CONCERT, In Aid of Sr. Benedict's Roman Catholic Ohoboß, N6yf*)h, ■-;-.:•'">.>■ 'x 1 Under too oonduotorahip of 1 HBRR CARL SOHMITT. ■-.-'■'. Particulars in fntnre issue, . Tiokets may he obtained of Messrs Canning and Callnan, Queen-street, and Mr Flynn.Bo* r seUer, WeUesley-Btreet. ' " ', v i X Removall "^ X ' 1 GrloketT Tei^i CittoicETi I W. W. ROBINSON begs to Inform his patrons and tho publio that he has removed his Stock ■ of the above material to the Promisee 0 ' Jones, Tobacconist, Queen-street. ' Tennis Balls, Nets. Boyß'Cricketing X Material of all sizes, at Reduoed V" ■ ~,\pa&,.„....«..,..-.-.-,j\ ■■:. '• B_ghibtioDß. ~-? | -KTEW ZEALAND INTERNATIONAL J3I EXHIBITION, 1882. ' MESSRS JOUBERT & TWOPENY, • -'.PROMOTBRa":: Fl''. | . '■'■ /-OFFICIAL pROGRAMME. IN 1878 the population of New Zealand numbered <_H,0O(L I In 1881 it had inoteaapd 531.250. and this, although the total area ot i the islands is only 99,880 square mUes, or abont t that of Great Britain and Ireland. Henoe, It has been thought desirable to invite the Mann ■ faoturers of Europe, America, and Australia, as ■ well as ot New JSeal-Uid itself, to assist In hirtd lng in CHRISTOHUROH-as the most centrally ■ t situated citT-an INTERNATIONAL iXBIBmON ART 3 AND INDUSTRIES, i The Exhibition Will be open to the pabiloftom 11a.m. to 5 p.m., and from 7.8) to 10 p.m, on or abont the 15th March to the end of !Mfty«>!:[ j > REGULATIONS.^ < I, Applications tor space with f oU parUonlaw of the intended exhibit, can be made at oaoe at • the offioe of the undersigned, and wUlbere ' coived up till the Ist February, 1882. | 2. The ordinary charge tor space wIU be two shillings for each of the flrat twenty square feet, and one shilling lor every additional equate . foot; bnt exhibitors desiring a frontage to tho - main avenue for their oases can obtain It on • payment of an additional five shillings per foot of such frontage, irrespective of depth. Apass i age of from two to three feet wiU be left around 1 each case when desired, and Exhibitors --, < desirous of having spaces against the waU should mention the fact at the time ot applica tion. Special arrangements for the purchase ot i flvo guinwis a piece o£ bays, having twelve feet frontage by fifteen feot depth, can be made, but ' exhibitors purchasing such boys must leave their own passsgee wtdde them. AU appUco • tions must ba accompanied by payment of the ; I fuU amount for the spaoe. -": .-"" _ 3. Space in the Exhibition Grounds can be Sh talned at tho rate of one guinea for the first ne hundred square feet, and one penny for ' every additional Bauare foot. - '_•';.. ---i, The general reception of articles in the Ex hibition Building will commence on Ist Of March, and ooasethe Saturday before the open ' lng, after which date no exhibits can be re ceived and all vacant spaces become forieitod. - ,' 6. All exhibits must be removed within ton ; doys after the close of the Exhibition, after : which time they wIU be removed and stored at I the risk andexpense of Bie owner. ■"'" j. „"J"i =1 , 6. Exhibits wiU be adihitted fii bond, and can ' only be sold to be delivered at the close of the Eihibltion: hot eKhibitow who wWiR Wake ," sales with immediate delivMy must tWdufjrlß v advance, togetherwithaUoensefeeofwllftipo . , : week per stand, payable in advanca,-^ . B 7. All fittings, show, oases; sholSng. Sec, which exhibitors require, must be «p«>vided at I 't^el^^'^rvea.erlghtofmeeting I any proposed exhibit, and the introduction pi B dangeronTor offi9n_dy»;«nlwtancee is.stirtoUy » p ft'sveiypreeßntlon will betaken ' -vejafe preseryation of all exhibits against theft or fire; l but tho executive oan undertake no respo?isi v biUty for accidents however caused. , [ 10. Gold, silver, and bronze medals wiU a awarded to exhibits showing especial merit. 11, An official catalogue will be published. 12, The right of amending or altering theßere * gulatlons is reserved. t 13. FnU information upon all auestions Of detaU can be obtained on application to • W. B. MITCHELL. Cathedral sautus, Christcharch. NO TIC 8.. By the authority of the New Zealand Govern -4 ment. aU bonA flde exhibit* not intended FOR V KALE, will bo conveyed over the railway lines s Fi-eoofChi_rge.andmnstt)eßpeolftlljr-idt_riasiJd -" F«r ExhlblUon Only."