The Auckland Evening Star.

Vol. XIIL—No. 3,644.

AUCKLAND, N.Z., SATURDAY, APRIL 35, 1882,

(Published Daily)

PRICE: ONW PENNY



Shipping. !-.-: ~-,_-, TTNIOr\ STiSAMSUir U-^l vJ COMPANY OF NK\» c i&£ A ZKALAJNO "uimitboK v^i-i—ii>^ Time table- APIUL, 1882. OR SISKUUNB, SA^lliU, WitUJNaTON, liY'INJWI/TON, POUT OKAMKKKR, A!fl> _Jt}MJJrF whom QoKEK-BTrmn1 Whabt) j'Oiiiuor. Date of Sailing. Latest Train, ■JIKHO Monday, 17,10 a.m. - Uqtortja Friday. 21, JO p.m. - Tb Axav Thursday, 27, noon — FOiTtaKANAJU, KKLBOin, PIOTON. WBL ■MNBTON. LYTTKLTON. AHD WEST Ooa<t Ports (Fbom Manukau). Hawka Tuesday, 18. 8 a.m; 7.15 a.m. Pma uitf Tuesday, 25, 2 p.m. 12 noon FyiT MKLBOUIINK. Via iIOUTH. ■Rotobua Friday, 21,10 p.m. I'is AN'au Thursday, 27, noon — FOR BYDNKY, lUnuauuomv Xnosday, IS, 1 p.m. I — yOU LKVUgA ANU riUVA. Taiakoa I Friday. 21.6 p.m. I — - FOK~KUa3KLL AND KAWAKAWA. JEti.NO\R«OMA I I neaday, 18, i p.m. I — if-:'i* Cargo iimot be booked and alongside one horn- hoforo udvortised time of departure. During April and May Spoclal Tlokots will bo Issuod to Lyttolton, avallablo for roturn until Juno 3J. I'a.n;:" tlokots mast bo taken at thoCom pany's <MIICO. Aucklunrt Uranoh, 109, Quoen etreot, hJvJL QTEAM TO LONDON. TO||^j> oriknFlink. 'dMWWfWHB The toUoW | og steamships be- Sor.glnß to iho Orient Steam Navigation Com pany (Limited) and the Paolflo Stoam Naviita tion Comoany, will leave SYUNKY at the nnrlormoattoned dates (or MKLBOUKNH, AUK'b AU)tt andLONDON, via Suez Oahal;- Stoimer. | Reg. Ton'ge | Datoi CUZCO 3,gty At , r u as COTOPAXI.. iOffl May 12 ORI«NT. B^BB May 28 LUSI'IMNIA 3.825 Jone9 And «he Sorvioo Wil Bo maintained Djr too ceodl :■•« steatnotP &t intervals of a I'ortnleht n^SS"* 'Jassenßers tor Cuzco proceed per illiQSaroon}- a on April 18. to London, 15 to 70 frnlnoa* , josz Canal Uuos, 8a In addition, Paroola bookad through to Ijondon, Paasonuars en book bom Aunklnna at a throagh rato to oovur Interoolonltd (are and Oanul dnos, and so soourn sroclM advantages, t'as:ii^es from London o»q bo granted In AnCKlßjßd, For plans anil JuU vartlnulara. appU, to London, to 9, Qrt-eo & Co., and Andaraon, Andcmou & Co,, Joint Manacrerti of liinUne.-i Sr to tliß A«p.nt3 in Anoklana UHION HTKAiISHIP CO. OF N.Z.. !'jIM1TI!O!, Qcwm-street oKfVft OENINSUJbAK AND OKA-1 .^&*&JL ENTAL 3TKAM NAVIOA •sJB^Xrirs-rfiQjj COMPANY. the Company*!! Steamahlpa (nnfler oonlrsot with tha Victorian Government for tho convey-1 kuso ot hoy Majrtsty'B malla) will be deapntohed i SfflKinnr I Leave I Leave I Leave I htamner. | SydßeT | Melb . m . | Ad , la de i iNDUd.v.Bombay April 21 April 25 ipril 27 KOHHjLa Mays May!) May 11 CAKTHAOK May 19 May 23 May 25 HYDASPKS Jane 2 Juno 6 Juneß PitauAWUR.... Jnnelß Jnne2o Jnne22 And thenceforth every alternate week. j rtoatoi—lt Is Intended to despatch these Btuaroora for Plymouth and London vis Point do !.w!!e. PaosonKera for England will therefore not require to change sto.smers. Bates o* pasasKo tnoaey to Plymoath or Lon ttoai £70 first, and &5 sacond-olaas; Italian ports, fisj,1- first, and filO second-class. Passonßorß booki'ix: sit Anofeland secure special advantages. For further pavtloularß reapeotlnupasscgoinonoy Rod frnteht ipply to ORUICKBHANK 8c CO fc Agents, \S, QaooD-streot, AuoSland. ■s^^^TCTOK MOKTH SHOKiS. JHtBS* p a TONBARIKO. Time Table. From Auokland: From North Shore i 7.10 am 2.15 pm I 7.30 am 2.15 pm 8.10 aru 3.15 pm 8.30 am 3.15 pm 0.10 am 115 pm ! 9.33 am 4.ispm 10.10 am 515pm 10.15 am 5.45 pm 11 l.'i n m G,lspm 11.45 am 7.20Pm 13.15 pm I 12,iopm , Wednesday and Saturday Nlsht-T. 9.15 vm lO.iSpm I 9.15pm ltf.lapm SUNDAYS. 015 a m 5.15 p m | 10.15 a m 6.45 p m 12.50 p m 6.15 pm I 1.30 pm 6.15 pm 8.16 p m 8 15pm 2.45 p m 8.45 p m S.lspm 9.15 pin 3.45 pm 9.45 pm 1.15 urn I 115 pm Single Fares, 3d; Return, id; "Weekly Family Ticket, 2s Od: Weekly Slaglo T'oket, Is 6d. K. WRIGHT, iifient. •*4^.^. W IUB LONDON DIKECT. *4|^, Tho Well-known Gllppor Ship s*iLsßm PAREORA, Ail nt Lloyds, 879 tons reßister, Rourht Poweh. Commander, will load as above, and havo quick d*patch. For freight or passage apply to THK NEW ZEALAND SHIPPINB 00. (LIMITED), Agents. aWSSate*. C'i'£AU TO i'HE HOI' ,^^fe:O 3PKINGS, MAHURANGI, VM.AUA. Ths MB. ROBK CASKY, Al at L)o7ils. W. Somorvllle, Master. For Hot Bprlnßß, Matakana, Kawau, and Omaha-Bvory Tuesday at 11 o'clock, re turning on Wednesday. For Hot Springs and Atahurongl—Kvery Thurs day and Saturday at 11 n.m., returning on Monday and Friday, No Parcels or Goods, takon without shlpplod note. For freight or passage apply to a. 3. WIOKKNS, 56ftttfcj^ T ; V rAIUKU & ONEHUNGA '" ■'"■& i* STEAM NAVIGATION CO. araKa* (LIUITICD). Tims Tablb—April, 1882, B.S. MANUKAU. Loaves Onehunga i Leaves Waluku t Apr, Apr. — 15—Saturday, Bam 17—Monday spm 18-Tuesday, 10.30 a m 19—Wednesday, 7am 19—Wedtes.. 11.30 am 22-Paturday, 8.30 am 22—Saturday, lpm 21—Monday, 10 am 24-Monday.2 30 p m 2S—Wednesday, Ham 26— Wednesday. 4pm 28 -Friday, 2.45 p m 29 -Saturday, 7.30 a m For Mannkau HoadH, every Thursday, at 8 a in By order of the Directors, all Freight must be prapaW. K. CUNNINGHAM. Agent. ifiSk^. CJ TE A M TO PAKKOA, 3§§~||g^O OALUNG AT THAMES. S.b. R \Tb~Y. Leave Auckland: Leave Faeroa: — Saturday, 2 p.m. Faro tn Paeroa: Single Ticket, 103; Return Tickot, 15?. Faro to Thames: Single Ticket, ss; Return Ticket. 8s Od. Freights through to Paeroa, 12a 6d por ton. Not responsible for shipping, carrying, or dis charßlUK livestock. j. cox> Maßter . €f^» THAMES, s.liliP'W^F' OHHTKMUKI,WAITKSAURI, WAIHI TK AROHA GOLDFIKLDB, MOR KINSViLLK, WAITOA PLAINS, AND GRANT AND FOSTER'S SKTTLEMKNT. ENTERPRISE NO, 2, P.S. TE AKOHA, is P.S, PATIKI. From Auckland: From Thames: _ Saturday, 7 p.m. Tho Hmo table ot river steamers to be seen at nterprlso uffloo, Thames Fabks . To Thamos .. aaloon. 7b 6d: SteersKe, 53 To Ohinomnri through. 5s extra To To Aroha through, 10a extra Not responsive for shipping, carrying, or die charging live stock. ANg>FB , RRYCOi Agents. ~-E^**- wj S CU ROMAN D'BL. . ■ r j ■;■„> . <£mxßt* -jijjg £agl Bno lavourlto s.a, COKOMA N O X L, Captain, W. D. Hargrove, Timb-Tablk. Leaves Auokland i Leaves 1 Monday, 17,12 noon Tnesds?, 18.12 noon w"di.ejday. ia, 12noon Thnr,.d»y, 20, 12 uuon Fiidny, 21, 2 p.m .bacuruay, 22,12 noon XVesther atid oih'.-r olrcumataiioßßjporml.tUnK. ,■ll jjareais to bo prepaid at office, NO. V, Qo. («:-Btree* Wharf. Not respoc Bible iv shipping, carrying, or *Kotluul'Hoke Ci81 for the Master Holidays, lfls, available fxom the 6th to the Hth (inolusive). A, B. U.SWiNULUX, Uanufer.



Shipping. S^,.-, y TJSAM TO THAMES, CAfc. %$£&&; iJ HYING PASSENGERS AND ~™"^ CARGO. OONKECIiNB with Ouinb iuw, Omaiiu, w*iroA Plains, avd Mobbum ntLß (Pinko IfUirlot), Tims Tabls, 8,8, ROTO MAHAN A, Jfrom Auckland i Saturday, 10 morning Monday, 11 morning Tuesday, 1.30 afternoon Wednesday, 3 afternoon Thursday, ?,30 afternoon Friday, 4 afternoon Saturday, i uftotnoon From Thames i Saturday. 130 afternoon I Monday, 5,30 aCternoon Wednesday, 8 morning Thursday. 8 morning J Friday, 8.30 morning Saturday,9 murnini; ' Uetttuv Tickets will bolftsmod from Aprils, avallablo till April 15, 1852 (inolaslvc):—Saloon, Ton shillings; Stoorage, Seven Shillings and Bixpoirco, Freight through to Te Aroha, 25a por ;on. No cargo rooolved within halt an honr of i\d. vertisod time of leaving. JfKAfiSR & TINNK, Agent. £&&. OASSJiJNUEKS' LIJNJS Of PAOKKT3 TO NSW ZEA- . *7~~~™ OWNHD BY~MKS3R3. BHAW( S iVILLR, fe CO., 34, LoadenhaU-atroot, London, , Th* above line ot ehtpo tvns reunlir waflora lo all the prinolpnl ports Li Now Zoaland. Thoj are dipper shlp3, olaeswl A.l at Uoyda', and com manded by expcrtonsod masters. The bill, of farp ts most Bubatantlal, md of too beat quality, »nd tho aooi'lttmodatlon roomy and convon'eni. ino^Btlbrsignod aro empowered to grant pao -SBRt» ,rom London to Now Zealand, payment for w.uch have boon guarontood in tho colony. Kuturn uhlpn to London also loavo at alnioat regular intervals. Fall partioiUara on application to L. D. NATHAN & CO.. \ OWKN & UHAHAM, V Agent*. CRUIOKHriANK & CO. I Boaro ana Kesiaenoe. DAILWAY DINING ROOMS, ■*-*' QOBBN-BTRKKT WIIAR^ WILLIAM PYX, PMttittaOtt. Good accommodation for Boardors and Travellers at moderado charges. Cleaullness and civility Mi) tho charaoterietios o( this house, Tho table and beds cannot bo surpassed by any house In town. The Proprietor has bnd a vt<ry long experience as a Kostannn.t Keeper, and he feola assured that any person giving his houuo a trial will bo quite convinced that tno accomniodaticn it affords cannot bo surpassed. THS ONLY HOUBK ON THB WHAUF. Board and Lodging:, £1 por week, Doda, Is. BELJLEV'UE UOUSJi. C.iIINEB, Wharf-stuekt ani Camkron Koad, Tauranga, Thlß Establlahmont, juat oreolod, containing 25 rooms, with every convenience, 18 NOW OPKNKD to reoolvo Visltora to Tauranga, who will find Superior Accommodation with the comforts of a Homo. Private Bitting rooms, Good Bod-rooms, Stables. A Four-borso Coach, or Buggy leaves after arrival of stonmor for linkes. BODKLL, Proprietor, Tauranga, February 20,138 J. Hoteie. IVT A X N E X' S CoMiMKHCIAL JJoTKL. CATHEDRAL SQUARE, fJHRISTCHURCH. W. F. Wabhib Begs to announce to his man; friends In Chrlßt > church aod tho adjoining Provlncos | that having RK-KNTKItKI) INTO PO33ESSION of tho abovo Hotol, which has been entirely renovated, re decorated and re furnished la the latest stylo, he is now proporod to welcome his old fiiends and customers. THK BILLIARD SALOON Attached to tho Hotel U unsurpassed by any other in the colony, containing three tables iipeoially Imported from England to tho order of the Proprietor. The suites o( PKiVATK APARTMENTS, which aro elegantly furnished and appointed, are entirely distinct from toe hotol portion of tho balldltiK, thus insuring perfect privacy. A novelty in colonial horcl accommodation will bo available at "The Commercial" lv the phape of a LADIES1 DRAWIN9-ROOM, kopt apcclaily soloct and exolunivoly for ladies. A high prossuro water supply hus been ar ranged for on tho promise:', and tho lior . fiooms nro fitted with every convenience for hoc, cold or Bhowor baths at any time. Comment on the quality ot the liquora sup plier at tho Commercial la unnecessary, as the collar la under tho special supervision of Mr W, V. Warner. The hotel being most centrally situate, adja cent to the Cathedral, and within a short dis tance of the museum. Theatre, and other public buildinga ,andwltha tram service to all parte of the suburbs passing at short intervals, renders it unequalled asaplace of reildence fcr families or commercial gentlemen visiting Christohuroh. For the convenience of commercial travellers sample rooms will bo available. An excellent chof do cuisine has been engaged and generally no pains will be spared to make Tho Commeioial the leading hotel in Christ ohnrch. Prompt attention will bo given to telegrams or letters applying for apartments, W. F. WARNER. Proprietor. OOYAL MAIL HOTEL, JLV NOARUAWAHIA. ELLISON & LATCHMORE, Having taken - the above Hotel, and haytog completely renovated the name, it now afforda the BEbT ACCOMMODATION TO wvibitor3 and commercial mbn.to Sample and Baqaibllb Room, Spacious STißtna, Loosss boxes, Ladies' and Gkhtikmen'b Haddlic Hohbkb, I'LKAauita Boats fob Kirk, PLUKGE AND fHOWER BiTH, WINES AND bPIKITS OF THE BiIST BRANDS. BLLI3OH fe LA.TCHMORB, IPropbibtobs. UAL ACE HOTEL, HOT LAKKB, L OHINBMUTU, ROTORUA. irirst-olaiiu accommodation for Tourists, Trays lera, and Visitors during both winter and gunimnr months-. PrivateSlttlna Rooms. Smoking and Uoading Rooms. BI.UUBDB, Conohcß, Buggies, and Saddle Horses for Hire Conveyances will meet every Steamer, Important Notice. —Tounuu cad maho ai' rsngementa with Copt, M.T, Clayton (IneuranOß Butldluga, Auckland), Mr J, Kolly ( Tauranga), or Mr Win. Kelly (Ohijieuiutu). for through trips to the Lakes, including boat and coach hire, hotol accommodation, and all et offiteras, n< FIXED BATSB. Trip from Auckland to thu Uok LaKen f»no baofe. on »he above prinoiple for T^n Guxnbaß ONLY. WILLIAM KELLY. PnoPBIKTOB rjlO TOU RisrS AND OTHERS, WAIWBKA KOTKIi, HOT SPRINGS, NKAB AUCKLAND, Has been recently renovated, ana also uewlj auDOlnted throughout with every modern luxury and comfort, comprising amonast other speol alitiea—Hull Saloon, Drawing, IHuing, and Booms en suite ; aplcudldlj fitted Medicinal and Other Baths; U« terraced Arphory, Cricket^ and Uuolt Gronnds; .«trawberrlus, and other FruitsiiSeason: bilUards, Boating, Shooting, OtC" LAKE HOUSK, KOTORUA, aystematized In ibe =.aii-s admirable Principle as the far-fs^^d Walwer* Hotel, offers lt« Patrons «imU?J Internal advantage." and ettrac- Sons, while the onrrounriing Scecwy »nd wonder Bpolß are beyond compare and of world-wide tnme.jenniring no comment ITk aanuk a bote l, PiBNBLI.. Oood Accmnm-Jdiitlon Tor Boarders Wlaoa und Spirits Best, iirands. flrßt-o!as« Billiard Table. JQUJS toUTALLAOK, PROPRIHTOB (Lblu ot WebKCuait and Cunterbury/i



Business Notices. lf> OK SALE, At Lowest Market Bates : ROBln, Pltoh, and Tar Koroaomi, Paint.and Olive Oils Champion's, Scott's, and Storer'a QomUne White Load, In wood Mnnti; Metal and Nailß Largo Stock of Canvas, various brands Wlro Rope, from JJ Inch to J inoh Bolt Uopo, Hemp, aua Manilla Rope, all Biaeß , Potent VVlnrtlosa (wood), Frills, and Palls Anchors, from 1G owt to 10 lbs Uhfttun. from i Inch to J mob. D. H. McKKJNZIE. FORT-STRKRT. Maroh 18, 1582. mUE }f Kl®N C H BAKKKY, W, J. KVANB (Latk Minetti), Hobson-Btroot, BREAD AND BISCUIT IIAKKK AND CONFKCTIONKK, Woddlni? Cakes mado to order. MY PASTRY IS A SPKCIAUTY. A trial solicited. IMPORTANT TO KVEKYISODV MOST INTERESTING B"AOXB I That ROBERT TUJDEHOPE, Plumbkb, UPPKB QUKKN-dTREKT, AUCKLAND, Can now supply CORRUGATED TANKS, PORTABLE HIP, PIUNdB, AND HIWWKU BATHS, Also, POBTADUC FUHNAOBB AND COM-KB WASHING HoiiKnt), at Cheapest Kui-00, Ronntry Ordoro (itoiuptly attended to. All Hnwuiiuw of tho Trade enrriod on In Town, or any part of the Province, KOBEUT TUUBUOPJ, U BUCHANAN kst GttOCKK. tax, I'onsonby Road, Auckland (Opposite All Saints' Charon). A Largo stook of Drapery Goods saltablo for ' the Season now at hand, at Prloos that defy competition. nOALI GUAM GOAL ! WHAU WHAU COMPANIES, WHANGARKI. OFFIOKi No 8 LOWSH QUEEN-STREET. W. SLOAN E. AUSNT INDIA A.XU CHINA UUMFAfIiS BTANDAKD PACKET TKAS. Packet undß nod Half-pounds In Font Qualities, KMPKROR'B HOUQUKT, MANDAIUN'3 OllOlOtt, 'MPJtitIAL MIXTUKK, OKIBNTAL MIiTUKK, The; are distinguished by gTeni MjiuikUv, »«r«o(ible brlßkness, and dellclonf flavour resulting from a aolantiflo adtnlxturo -at, the very Uneoi Toas Unit tho «ruat ContlKdWßof Anln can jiroduco. Tho oxoolUmco of UjMiilma is Apparent by the large and lDoroasink do%and that exists for thorn l n Vlototla. end whorovcr they have boon Introduced. AQK.^T FOX AUCKLAND) JOHN BUCHANAN, _ __CußCOin-hona6-Btreet. * UUKISuNir~FiCTUKK.KKAMINa AND GILDING DEPOT. J. R. Db COURCEY Borb to notify to hla old friends and the kudu publio that ho has undertaken the Management of the above Establishment, whoro UILDING. PICTUKE-FKAiUNG, MOUNTING. &c. In all Its bronchos will bo niulnrtnhon at prtoea dofyins corapctlttun. KSTIMATKH UIVKK a i.aiKo stock uf AlouldluKß, Piotoro-frainlng Materials, And Ptotnroa of ovory description always on hand. QUKKN-rITKfCKV, JDNOTION OF WA.KKPYKIjD.aTUKtVT riUVLUK'ij rATBfli SISWIK U J MACHINES Asa Simple to Learn, Quiet In Action, Not liable to get oat of ardor, Possess large and easily throadod Shuttled No UiHirowv In getting Needles' and Extras TAY LOBS PATENT SEWING MACHINES BiiouiiD bb Insfkotuii by all doulrooa of pro* onrlnit a Thoroughly Good Machine. Also, to be had at Low Prices. TWIBTBD JjOOP-STITOH MACHINES Of Boat Construction, OT AOBNI! X. PEACOCK, Opticiah, QpfiOtaoles, Toloocoyus, Utorosoapes, Baromutere, Kloctric Bells, &o, Instruments and M&oblnes Repaired SHORTLAND . STRKET, (QppOßlte the Ptwt-ogloB). A » c tj It JL» ' S FRUIT AND PROVISION BTORB. Pork Pies Bl'k Pud- Head, ' * oorles, Bdm. ISLAND ORANGES, BANANAS I BANANAS! 3d per lb by the bunoh. POULTRY-Fowls, fiom Is 6d to te 6d each. Superior Hop Beeb, 2s, pbk doz. KXFKKBHMIIFTB KVEBY HOUB. VICTOBIA-BTBiticT loorner ot Albert-street). OIL, UULUU'It) AViD GIjASb MKKOHANTS. \\ r < Phillipps yoN. 96 & 97, QUKEN-STRKKT, AUCKLAND, iV.Z,, IMPORTERS or PAPKRHANBINBB, Panel Decoraiionß, GLAl.3—Ptllflhed BUvurbd, and Koatch I'/.vrß Enßlish and Contlneutal Sheet, Photc uraphlo, GlassShados. WHITK IiKAH, Coloam, Oil.. VAKNISHKS Brashes, Mixed Pnlats. Careon's Antioor. roslvo and Patent Bilioate Paints. UOULUINO9—OIIt, Stained, Veneered, for Picture Kramoand Koom Ueooratloni",FttnoT Frames lor Cabinet and CD.V, PIOTtTBKa of every dcßctlption In trroal varlaty Sobafs—Photoa and Coloured. Albums for Photos, Scrups, &c. &c, &O, Cut-out « Ovarlay Mounts, all Bizes; Cabinet and C.D.V. Mounts: Artists' Requisites. W. P. & S. havluK alwayß on hand the largest ntoofc of the above goods In tho North Island of New Zealand, are able to oxeonte elthor whole sale or retail orderß on the most favourable terms. Samples of PaperhanKlnne from open stock, or of original packages, nont on applloa tlon. New settlers In Auokland should Inspect our stook of Paperhantflngs and Plotores before flttlnß up their now homoB; they will find Bomn thloif to salt the means ot everyone. W. PHILLIPPS & SON, OnKKN-BTHRBT. AHOKIJiND Formosa; in Morto. tTEW ZEALAND FERNS, 131 Unmounted, or Tastefully Mounted In various ward, ' FROM 12 O P TO 120 VAB KTIES, or Bole by IJiIG CRAIG, Prinokh-htukkt. OCIMAFS PHOTO KOOMS, J7 fourlsts ant Visitors are invited to inßpeot Pulman'B Views of the Hot Lakes, Auckland and Bush Soenery, &o. The grpatosi variety^oj Original Portraits of Maori Oelebritleß In New Z8 pHOTOGSAi'HY Ifl ALL ITS B&ANCHKB /ILARKfi bKOTHBKS, \J ARTIHT "HOTOUBAPHBB3 (OfroaiTK i;nwn banki, Cj U EES-8T 888 T, AnCKU AX ». i-"totOKrapfc> In the hanasx ano &Osr I'lshiOKi^bir. ityleH, llxacnted 1c % taaisnot UnstupasaO)! '•;- tfcti OolOnlßD AIJ Photographa tsken by the IKBTANTANIODS PItOOKSB. IiAKUS OOtLKCTION NKW KKALAMD VWWB Always on Hand



urooerieß. fflsc. __ „ ____ - - _ W FAMILY ÜBOOER, THI HOIISUN-BTRKKT. Families regularly waited upon, and Goods promptly delivered to all parta ot the town and ouburbß, — ■ W. PARKKR. TE Al DUKE •*- m c a I GKOCKK3 AND BTORIckKEPKKB wlflhtnß to do a Batispaotouy Tka Vkadk, will find It Greatly to tiikjk advantage to coil NELSON, MOM'K & Co.'h, CkLKBBATKD PUHK L.IQUOKINQ BLKVDKD TKAB. Those Teas are iioknowledned by the Pukhs and i'uiirjo to be thu Finest and Most Wholo somo in the Southorn Hemisphere, GUARANTEED FREIt FROM ALL 3CKNTKD VARIETIES. NELSON, MOA T E & CO,, TBA MkIICHANTS AND BLENDERS, Illgh-streot, Chriatchurch, WholOHalo Agonta for Anokland i Messiis BaBERAND RaWLLNGS. —— , , _ , !w otihe 1 notiue 11 «otiou 111' hollandlTfortzer, In thauking tin) general public (or the rorj liberal sni'port they have rooolvotl for the. past aovon yenru, would ttiko thla upportuult}l to in form thoui that being Ulrenl Importers of several leading Unco, they tiro In a position to soy without any bonat wliatovor. tlioy can eiuppfy PRODUCE AND GKNNKAL GHOOKKIK3 Bt Prices second to none la Auckland. PIUOH LISTi- Box Teaa from 16s 0,1 per box; n splendid of our own mixing at i'Os per 121ba Company No. 1 Sugar, We per bag A Nlco Bright Yellow Sugar, Id per 1b Full Weight Hporm Candle i, Dd per 1b rcuglluh Sanoo from fiitl \mji Bottle Wo have a nloo lino of Fancy To* Oaddloa, con taining ono ponnd of Good Tea, at a very low figure Coffee, rotated and ground dally, at prices from Is tola K<l per lb. Wo would oall special attention to our Turkey Brnnd at la m per lb Floar, Oats, Bran, BhFtrpa, ana Malio at Mil prime. tfavoure by Poal or Wire will receive our moat ritrloi oaro and attention, and will be dolly erod true of onarKO to Boot or Hull, and all parta of town and suburbs. N.H.—Note iheAddroea— HOLLAND & FOKTZEK, WHOLKSALB AND HKTAII. OKOOKK U'JK!tN-tnHKKT, AUCKLAND | And at COKOUANDKL. '■(hni-Ml DiacKium allowed for On* i_J OBBON'BIItEBT STEAM COFFEE D. mills. H. P. GIBBONS & CO., Tea, Coffkk, and Spick Mkacuamt Wholksalu and Family Grookhh, Coal. Fiubwood, and Puodcok Dkale H. P. GIBBONS & CO., UOBSON-STKJKKT, AUCKLAND, Drapery and OlothiDfir •lVT BIiXiBSLJBY HOUSE, Just Oi'uhkd. A Fresh Assortment of Ladios' & Chlldren'a Undorolothtng, Corsets, &o. Ladles' Nlßhtdrciwou (buauclfully trimmed), ia Od, Sd lid; Chomlrtuß, Si), 2a Sd, 3a 6d, Children's UndorolothliiK In groat varloty. A Lar^o ABaottmont of Ladles CorseM just to hand in White, Blaok and Drab. The " Ureolnn Glrdor " Bolt Oor- Bin, ulild lacing; thla Corsot la espoolally adapted for thu pnsont style of cos tumo, the akin lnolng enabling it to bo adiuslod to almost any ilh-nrti, 2000 yards Swlpb Kmbroldery KAgXnga at Sd. Jd and od, a Kroat barKnln. An Kxtonsivo and Woll-Holw-cd Btook Of Gonurol Drapery at modorato l^rlcoe. Country Ordurs promptly attondod to Ono BhlUinß In thu A discount on all Cash Puruluuioa to tho umuunt of 20d and upwards. A, LOVETT, Wklucblky-Stbbbt, | DEFKKRED \\ IpAYM X N T 1 I SYSTE3L__ _ | rgiAILOKS, ORAPEKS, AND JL OUTFITTERS. HOBSnN-STKEET INcarly oppostta WelllnKton-streot). Have a Wicll - Ahboiited STOCK ol the BKS.T CLASS GOODS. All I'wneda thoroughly shrank before being nuiilo up, and fit and workmanship Kuarontood, Tho Deferred Payment System hag been found to be a RDiat boon, by enabling those with limited Incomes to procure noocsaarloa In the easiest poßaible way. INSPKCTION INVITKD. FANOJf WOKK utr kykh£ DKBORIPTION TAUGHT. o _ _ 5 A A. STKPHBNSON, q "" -c\.« 5 M - in thanking hiapiilroiißforpiißt favours, » , § now wlshca to Inform them that ho has o BKMOVBD from the Newton Fanoy § £ Bazaar to his NEW BHOP, opposite ? Lambonrne's, Ironmonger, Karanga- "• a hape Boad, and has NOW OPENED fe 5 X LARGB AND VARIBD STOCK g 0 OF FANOY GOODS Of all kinds. O 73 ' w j LADIKb' WOOLS OF KVK RY SHADE 4 g OF COLOUK. j litBOB ABBORTMSHT. 2 ' LBTSdOrtSIiIVKN XN TUtf ABOVE. M ks, Knight Begs to intimate to her old patrons and tho public Ronorally, that ahn has Opened Business la the CITY MARKET (rHIRD STALL), QUEBKSTEEBT ENTBANCE, And that, aa heretofore, B^e will do her ntmoat to give them every satisfaction^ Ji 1 R U I X 01 every kind In season, and ol the beet quality, always on hand. GREENGROCERIES AND SMALL GOODB ditto. Poultry. To this branoh ot her business every oare and attention will ba given, as uhii proposes to make this tho leading feature, and with that vlewhaa mado arrangements for CONSTANT SUPPLIES from thoroughly reliable settlers. Country orders attonded to with despatch, and every euro taken to aeonre their arrival In good condition. Conveyances attended to Immediately on arrival, Her motto will be "Bmall Profits ard Quiok Returns Market, Auckland. February 23 1882. rro Ta E PUBLIC. Dk Pocchb's Cklbbbatkd French Bbil liant and hod^kiiold fkikn'd. Thlß mixture will Rive a bright polish in a few nalnnteu to all kinds of Furniture, It can aIBO bo use'A on paintwork. It will destroy all Insects in wood and preserve it from decay. Price, 1/8 Walter X a ynr, Wholesale Agent. Kjber Pass. r> is a v * ' t ;i i s. JU. R. MoINTYRE, Bread and Blacuit Baker, Karangahape Koad Begs to Ir.f'-rm too publlo that hia Blsoults, Gincerbrcods and p.U kinds of Confeotionery arc nnsuri afl nd for qn-Ulty. and thoroughly wholesome. imilies waittii on (or Orders. Wkddinq Caicks. Scotch Oaten Cakes made Dally. Conoertf. 8 ilreefl. Balls, provided with re frc.Rhnjen'9 on the shortest notice, and at lowest rates,



Medical. MORE LOCAL- EVIDENCE OB THE CURATIVE PROPERTIES OF JpROFBSSOR QUSSCOTT'S HEKiBAti'KBATMEN'II, i MAY NOW BK CONSULTED AT HIS AD DRB33, SnOnTLAND-BTREK*. To Professor Gusaoolt, Shoi-tiand-BireoJ, Asbk land. Sir,—l hereby certify that tor over two years I was troubled with a violent cough, with a frequent spitting of "stood and Rroat palpita tion. I would not attempt to walk up a hlll.nor yet to Ho down In my bed during that time. I was unable to ao any work, after spondln a great deal of money on doctors and chemists, as well as being an out-donr patient of tho hospital. I loat all hopoß of recovery, but seeing co many cures you had offeotod in. the " Herald," I waß adrieod to come to Auckland and give your herbal remedies a fair trial, and I am happy to say in six weekß I could return to tho Thames a strong healthy man, freo from cough or palpita tion, thank Uod and you also. I shall be able to recommend your herbal treatment, for I can speak for myself, also from scores I have soon In your placn at dlfferont tlmos, and overy one speaking in tho highest terms of your tro^areont. —Bollevo me to bo, youra ovor grateful, Krank Sautheiby, Thames, January 3rd, ISB2. To Professor Gussoott, Bhortland-stroat: Sir, —For the last throo years I have boon with that dreadful complelnc called dyßpepsla, or Indiges tion, It did not matter what 1 ato. in nn hour or so aftor my sfoniacS1 would begin to owoll, that I should havo to u.-.faiten my clotbeH. Tho food ueod to turn soared my siomaoh. Then I would commence belching wind and gae. Dirty sour froth would heavo from my ohest, I had to bo vory particular in what 1 should oat. Fat moat, cabbago, or potatoos, or cheoso—they aotcd on me liko so much balm, in faot I did not know what to oat, for nothing would agroo with mo. But hearing of your' Herbal Tonlo, I was lnduood to try a bottle, and whon I had one I wanted more, for my health was mora to mo than money. I found more reliof from your Tonlo and Composition Powdor than all tho mcdiolno I havo ovor token. Yon havo ef fected a perfect cure of mo. I cun oat now any thing as well as thoroat of my family, and enjoy It.-Bolieve mo to bo, yours ovor truly, Mrs Klizabeth Swan, l'nrncll, January 14,1882. To Professsor GusßOOtt: Dear Sir,—My case was so roinarkable and my oure so effectual,that I feol it my duty to give you a testimonial as my evldenoe. 1 havo been Buffering with rhouino tisni for tho last sovon years, and a groat part of that time I bavo not boon able to drcs-s or un dress myself. For iivo yours I was unablo to walk without crutches. I was tired of my life, beoauso I was a burdon to myself and family but hearing and peeing tho wonderful cures yo • had oitected in different chronic oomplaintß.an" a great number which I knew, which are not published, but I think It my duty to you and to the public, that a man ol your skill in curing such chronic complaints as mine should bo a huueohuld word. I was liko a man drowning. I wan 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 orutchoa as well as over.—Believe me to be, youra ever grateful, J. U, Dean, I'onsonby, January 19.1882. To Professor Gupscott, Bhortland-streot, Sir, —I am happy to inform you of the perfect cure I have received through your medicinal treat tnont, I ciimo to you on tho 27th of September lost. At that tltna my log was pronounced in ourable; but whon I came to you you told me that you would convince mo In a fortnight, and I am happy to say yen havo fulflllud your promise, although I was riUlior doubtful: but I won told by a frlond of ralno that, If I paid to, you would not treat mo. My friend's name is Mrs Wolkor, who know you In Chrlstohuroh, Shu was also a patient of yours which you oured of tho dropsy, lam happy to say that I havo dJspoui"ed with! my crutches, and able to attend to my domostio duties. I give you this for tho bunellt of others who aro sutlering as I have been for years.—Yours, ever thankful, Mrs Kliy Joyco, Nowtou-road. Deoombor 1. To Professor Guescott, Bhortlnnd-stroot, Dear Sir,—lt Is with great ploasure that I add to tho number of your valuable testimonials for tho miraculous euro your medicine has performed on mo. I havo boen troubled with what bouio niedioal men call indigestion, others dyspepsia, but when I enmo to you on tho llith of Sept., you told mo that I had liver complaint; you [ explained to m« my symptoms abont thu juilpltn , tion of tho heart, the wind on tno stomach, cold ! hand; and foct, the sourness of tho wind and | gas I used to bulch. cold chills running down my bark, nnd, in foot, you described ray feelings so minutely, that I was quite satisfied that you understood my complaint, and I am happy to Say thit through jouv herbal treatment yon havo effected aperfoot euro.—Youra ovor gr.ii.lo iul. Mrs M. little. Hobßon-street, Auckland. To Professor Gucßoctt. Shortland-stroet. Sir,— I havo been troubled with neuralgia in both my hoad and fuco, and boen deprlvod frcm many nights' sleep, and when I sat down to my food muny times I havo bud to got np from tho | table and walkabout without ever tasting food. As I told you; when I applied to you, that I had tried all tno chemists In town, and I only got temporary relief. Whon you told me you would cure mo in a mintito I was very doubt ful, but am happy to Bay you did so. I should recommend any lady suffering from tho same to give you a trial, as you told me, if no ouro, no Say.— Believe me to bo, yours ever thankful, laohol Consens. Victorla-stroet, November 21, To Professor Gusscott, Bhortland-strcat. It In with great plcasuro that I aoknow iodgo a perfect euro I havo received through your horbal treatment; I havo been troubled with scurvy for three years and nine months, which I explained whon I called on you. I told you I could form no other cause unless it was through sleeping in a bod whore Bomo ono had been Bleeping who had the scurvoy. I have always boon very particular when staying at the hotels to examine tho linen bofore going to bod. I have mot many meu on my route who ha?o got the same complaint through Bleeping in dirty beds the eumo as I did. I also told you whon I applied that (hadtakunngr.mtquantity of medicine until my hair bogan to fall off; but I happened to sco your advertisement stating that yonr treatment was solely herbs. I havo known wonderful cures effeoted throurb tho herlml treatment when minorals havo failed;.' i and being a b*llevor In horba. I was very happy to place myself under your treatment as Boon as you oamt) to Aucklan d, and I am glad to say you have effected a cure on me and made me a olean, Btrong, healthy man.—Bollevo mo to Ibe, youra ever thankful, Alfred Hopkins, New North fload, December sth. To Professor Gusscott. Doar Sir—lt is with freut ploasure I have in reoommending-your onio. I have bean suffering with wind and spa- ins on tho stomaoh for several years, and I could not get any rollof. Kverythlng I ato turned to wind. I oould not eat, I could not Bleep (I often had to got out of bed and walk about for hours. I was advised to tako cod liver and quinine and Iron, tea,, and all to no good. I had to givr up my employment tor weeks at a stretoh, out l was advised by a friend of mino, who was working at the Union Sash and Door Company, to apply to you, and that you would convince mo in a week. I was rather doubtful of this, after trying so many different medlclnos, both from tho Hospital and chemists, and other patent modloines. I thought . it was Impossible for me to get oured so quick and so perfeotly rts you havo done, lam happy to say in two months' time you have mado me a new man. I can eat well, and also tin joy a good night's rest, with many thanks to you. and I hope your days will be long In Auckland, for tho good of tho community at large.—Yours respectfully. Richard Lawson, Ponsonby, Feb ruary 2nd, 1882. To Profcpsor Gusscott, Bhortland-Btreot: Sir- As yon are aware that I explained to yon, when I appliel to yon, that I have been tronDled with bleeding piles for tho last five or six years, as I told you I have tried medical men, chemtsts.and old women's euros, but never hod a porfoot oure until I applied to you, about six weeks ago, They need to come down and bleed for an hour at a time so that I should have to change my clothes, but when you told mo you would make mo worse before I Bhould be better. I oould not reckon you up. I thonsht I Bhould have to give up business altogether, if I Bhould be worse, but in tour days you convinced me that I could give you this testimonial with confidence, thit in five weeks you have effeoted a perfeot ouro on me. I shall ever be a believer in herbs after tho wonderful Cure you have performed on me.— Yours, ever grateful, Henry Marsh, Albert street, October 11. To Professor Gucecott, Shortlandstreet :]Dear Sir,—l am happy to inform you that through your herbal treatment I can safely say that I havo received more benefit through your herbal treatment than all the medicine that I havo ever taken. I have been troubled with asthma tor the last five years, I was obligod to give up my business and come to Auckland for medical treatment, and Boeing your testimonials and the many cures you had effected, and also that you required no Information and that you could tell a man's complaint as Boon as you caw him—you Hi so to me so correctly, and that is more than any medical man ever told me before, and it gave mo confidence to place myself under your treatuiont. lam well known in Cambridge. I shall roturn homo on Wednesday, and you may rely you will have many applications from that dlstriot.—Yours, truly, John Uargravos, Queen street, Auckland. Professor Gusscott would Impress nn those who may do him the honour to consult htm that tho utmost secrooy can be relied upon ; more over, from long experience, and a careful study of the human system, he can decide almost at a fflanco the diagnosis of the case, thereby reltev ng the patient of a great deal of norvou nous and hesitation. Professor Gnsiioott Invites the confidence of either sex suffering from functional derange ment, spermatorrhoea, exhausting dreams. &o. Professor Gusacott has made nervous debility and Jobs of powor his special study, from what ever cause arising. He would earnestly impress upon those who do Buffer to seek immediate advice and counsel, if they desire " an old age, serene and bright." Let no false delicacy deter suffering victims from removing the cause of this blight to manhood. The strictest confidence may be relied upon. CONSULTATION GRATIS. Can be consulted oy letter. Publio inspection invited tolthe largo assort. Mont of BKITISH and AMUUICAN ;IIKBB3. ) Note the Address— ii^ROFiissoß Gru.-scoTr, Next Door to Messrs Winka and Hallfl Establishment. bHOK'iXANU-STHKKT, AUCKLAND," aows'.i ffrom B.Bstni to 8 om.



Mdusationai. MEWXON GKAMMAR SCHOOL. i~% (Rot. Fs*or Masqn, B.A.).—The Second Quarter will commence on .Monday, the 17th lnßtant. Kveninp; Class for Young raeQ'-Tnes daya and Fridays from 7to 8 o'olook. liivenintf Class for Young La-'loa, Mondays and Thurs days from 7 to 8 o'clock. MISS JUONOVaN, Teacher of Piano forte, Hanslop Houbo, Vincent-strtet. decond 'form oommoncoa April 17. Vnoaneios tor Pupils, ISS DONOVAN begs to intimatelo tho Parents and Frlenrid of Pupila attend ing the Girls',lligh School that sho will Open a Olasr) for DasoinK and Calisthenics on MON DAY, April 17. ah E N SI D Si UPPKR SYMONDS-3TRKET. MRS. GLOVKR'3 Second Term wIU begin on MONDAY, tho 17:hin3t. - An KVKNtKfJ DANCING CLAB3 will be opened on THURSDAY, the 20th mat. WATEKLOO QUADRANT ESTAB LI§|HMKNT FOX YOUNG LADIItS. Second Quarter commences April 13. Miss! Donovan will open a Dancing Class for Adults on Tuesday Evening, April U, and ono for Children on Wednesday, April 12, at 3.3 o'olook. For tormß apply to Mrs Norman Waterloo Quadrant. iyi n. i. a woowna ml, tjsachbr of the plahofobib and Harmonium, Adrtresß-Ora of Auckland Alwio Ware house. , ___^__ rnHu a XT OF OINGING, : KtJYAL £. t&Mt 0S Mimia' : i ACADItMV JfflSgjpfcsS^ lONDOK. ; i TV/fB. GORDON GOOCHIBronzo and I : 111 Silver Modalliat and Associate) ■ • having studied Ten Terms In thla i : Koyal and National Institution, la. In ! : the opinion of the several ProfesßOrs ! : with whom he vras placed, duly quail- ! i find to teach HlnKlnK.-(Hlj<nod) «. A, : : MiiovAiutKN, Muh, Doo. Cambrldgo,— i I 1871). I In reference to above, Mr Hooch la prepared to receive names of Private Pupils for Singing and Voice Production at his private residence, Albert Park. V or Bale. imOR Positive Sale, a 4 and 5-roomed t C Housoin the city; large Allotment; room to buili 1 shops.—H. Partlngton, Stlohbury's Buildings. ' P~ laNUS ifOK SALE.—Just to hand,, Two of Hord's bosutiful little Pianos, in rl"h Walnut oafoi; full compass Trioord, with patent foft pednla; at very low pricos; can be seen at Thomas 11. Webb's Oak Cottage, Hob- Bon-stroer. N.li.—Numo on entrance gate. fnAHKS.-Kor Sale, ono 400-gallon JL Tank, in first-clues order, wiih tups com plete. Cheap.— *pp'y Star Ofllce. ATOHMaKKKS & JEWELLERS. < — Genuine BusireßS for disposal. Splen did chance for a practical man with £150 to £?00.—Address Watchmaker. Evening Stab Offloe. FOX BALE, two nice Cottages of four rooms, with wash-hon°e detached; quite new.—Apply K. hedfern. Photographer, Uueon atrcot, orßrown-street, Ponaonby. ' CiuFTIMMEDIAtE^SALE, a Five F roomed House (largo orchard In full hearing), in Nowton Koad; terms eruiy. -11. Purtlngton, Btlohbury's Buildings, Uuoon- Btreol, ijiUK SALE, three dozen of Jixcelient V Laying Fowl?, of various breeds To be soon at Mr Kdnar'B, Dyer, Richmond, Cox's Creek. FOX SALE or Exchange, Kdiaoa's Phnnographor Speaking Machine; aBO, a DissolviDg View Apparatuu ; exohange for Lathe, Fret Saw, Curpontera' Tools, or Har monium.—Address, for a week, K.F., Cottago of Content. Vlotoria-atroeU TFUk A I'IVE YEAKB' LEAbE, .Brown s F Island, situated flvo mllea from Auck land, volcanic noil, divide : Into pnddocku, Cot ii'ko of 7 Rooms, H'.oru Rooms, and numerous Ont-hooBCS, Fnrnlturo and Boata; can be had at a valuation, floati and sholtorirom all weathers irinldo the Breakwater. Splendid opportunity for a person to make money with small capital, and to anyouo taking an Interest In keeplDg the houso and lands In order. Will be let for half its annual valu% There are numerous wells of fresh water. Stock -many ot them halt short horns—can be taken at a valuation.—W. P. Fi-aikichbtomb. worth Shore. DOVEKIY BAYTiYE Gil SEED. A Very Suporior Sample of PURE UN MIXED POVERTY BAY RYK GRASS 3KKD for Sale at Lowest Market Eatos, HONTE.R & NOLAN. • tf 1O BE S"LD OK LET, a pretty Villa S Residence, Shelly Beach Road, Ponsonby, containing 11 rooms, bathroom, wnthhonso, coaohhouse, and stable .gag laid on to house, with gos stove and ovory necessary conveni ence. The house is pleasantly situated, solondid eoa view. The Kardon in tastefully laid out as pleasure and kitchen gardon. About ono acre well planted with choice frait troes.—Apply D. B. Orchard, 18, Insurance Buildings. I IVOR SALE, Two First class Largo Iron ' Tanks, with tops complete (ohosp).— pply to Publisher. Star Office. hi OK SaLE, Hew tioat, suiiable for H pleasure or carrying purposes; measures 20ft by sft Win beam, and 2(t 6in dopth; sup plied with aeh oar?, new Bails, and fitted with irasswork. Strongly built, Bnd will carry three tons.—Apply by lettor to F.R. A- Stab Ofßce. CJPLKNDID OPPOKTUNITY FOX J INVESTING IN A FIRBT-OLABB HOTEL PROPKRTY AT OAMBRIDBB. FOR SALK, Tho LKASK of the NATIONAL HOTEL, Cam bridge, together with the Furniture and every thing appertaining to the Property. Immediate possession can bo given. This Hotel is probably doing th% Largest Businosa In the Walkato, and v roploto with Every Convenience. For further particulars, apply to Mr Audue Rax nee, the present proprietor, or to EDWARD LEWIS, Guqtom-houßO-Btreot, Auckland. MOK POSITIVE SALE. That compaot little Island, known as Wood's Island, about) halt-way between here and the head of tho Waitemata. oontalning 100 Acres, with Cottage, good Orohard, and several im provements, plenty of freßh water all the year round, and a good wharf for tho convenience of steamers. &0.-A P ply to joHNsoppKT< House and Land Agent. No. 8. Queen-Btroot. R" OUKY NOOK, JNEW NOKXE ROAD.—Housos and Allotments.—As tho Sale is proceeding rapidly, and a considerable number of Allotments have already been dis poßod of, early application should bo made at my offlcil, where ulans oan bo seen and particu lars obtained.— g. G. Kwinqtow. 17OK SALE, tbe hve-ton yacht M'Liss, V. with all sails (new), anchor and chain, gear and dingy, complete,—Apply to Mr Haul tain, at Jaoi'Bon and RubsoU's, Fort-street. e^IKST-CL&SS BUSINESS OPENING. We have a capital COUNTRY BUSINESS placed in our hands for olßposal, either by saw of freehold or on lease at a very moderato rent. If In the latter caso £250 oapital would be ample. The premises are Bituate in the oentre of a pros perous township, and are with every conven- In addition to a General Storekeeplng Busl noaß now averaging £70 per week, there Is a tlakery and suitable premißea for a Butoher s Shop, wMoa can be sub-let or carried on In con nection with the Store. In tho hands of a Btoady and energetic man, with business capabilities, this Is a rare chance (or a start. Satisfactory reasons given fpr its disposal by present owner. /urther particulars on app^tion^ & fjiOK SALE, really cneap, a Compact V Farm of 150 acres; about 50 acres in grass, part Dnder crop, part good bush and fern; a J,lx-roomed House, Stable, Cow-Bhad, &o.; 2J miles from railway station, and only 12 miles from town by good road, FOR SALW, a nice Uttle Dairy Farm of 12 acres, all fenced and divided Into pad-looks, with good House, Stable, Sheds, and every con venience, and deep-water frontage, 10 miles (rom town, , Apply to John Boppet, House. Land, and General Commission Agent, No. 8, Quoen-atroet (apstalra . j^T O X S A h E, STATIONERY AND FANCY GOODS BUSINESS. , The undersigned offer for sale the Rtook-ta' trade in tho estate of James Stuart. Cambridge, "■vaikato. consisting of Books, Stationery, Mueio, Fancy Goods, &c; also the goodwi. and lease of premises, situated in the best posl tion in Cambridgo. Immediate possessor oan be Riven. Stock Bheeta and Cull particulars of N. G. l-ENNOXI Tr _ Hteen ARTHUR H. NAVHA.Nf Traßtee"' aEEUI SEBD! SJBIS D ITOK BA.LK, tho followiiif; Now Saedß, ex iiomau Kraplro :— Red Clover White Clover Cowgrasa Alsyko Rapo Lucerne Turnip Manuel Linseed Hemp Ciuittiy &0., &c. I'hu übovo will be disposed of at Lowes Cnnsnt Prioea. POITEK AND CO., Durham-street:



Publio notices. KYBER PASS PAFERHANGING WAREHOUSE. PAPERHANGINGSI PAPERHANGINQ3 i CHEAP PAPERHANHINGS 1 HaviDg to make room for NKW PATTERNS Bhortlr oxpeoted, I have determined to OLKAK OUT Present Stock, and, therefore, tako leaTO to inform Builders and tne general Public that I hare made a wr-aKEAT KKDUCTIOWB In the PHltiBS Off Att. KlNIa OF PAPERHANGINaEf, ! To effect a Speedy Sale. At thfl acime tlme,_l may atafe tiat 1 have a large stock of whitr LiEad, Oils, md Pointers' Requisites; and whilst rhanklng my patrons for the liberal support aocorded ma hitherto, can assure them that no effort shall be wanting on my part (by Importing none but tho Bust Matkiuam) to merit a continuance of the same. T. B, SMITH, cheap papekhanging wakkhousb, Kybeb Pass Road. \TOTICE OF REMOV AL. GKORUK KENT, Baker, Newmarket, In thanking his oustoraers and the general publio for their patronaze during tho last llyears, begs to Inform them that he has now UKMOVKD to Kybor Pass Road, opposite Mr Kicnarde'e, Butcher, where he hopes to receive a continu ance of their support. Wedding, ChrietentnK.and Birthday Cakoß made to order on the shortest notice. Families ■ waited on for orders dally. G. KENT, Baker, Kyber Pass Road (opposite Mr Richardß'Bi Butoher t t^OfERIOR COKKUUATED TA»iiH, J, L. KEAN (LATE AtFUBD BMABT), Has for Rale a number of the above, with Tat 8 ready for use, at reduoed rates, at his Shop. Klllott-stroat. Large Quantities of Spoutinßl Ridging, and Down Pipes always In utoofe,' Verandah Iron ourved at tho shortest notloe, Country orders will always receive his prompt attention. Lead washers always on haniU T> O B E X T W~O O D 8, £kl BOOT AND BHOK MANUFACTURER, CORLEY'S BUILDINGS, HOBBON-BIHBKT (Opposite the Prince Arthur Hotel). EVKBY DESCRIPTION 07 BSPAIBS NEATLY EXECUTED. A Trial Solicited. xomato sauce, Nkw skasok—Quality goabantebd. To be obtained of all Grocora, 1/ per Bottle. U. COZENS, Agent, 27, Queen-street. lp r X I M E & CO,, BUILDERS' AND FURNISHING IRON MONGERS, KAKAMGAHAPK ROAD, NEWTON (In those Promises lately occupied by Eaddtog ton and Lalng), Wish to call attention to their L rge and Varied STOCK of Builders' and Furnishing Ironmongery, comprising all the latest Ameri can and Ungliah Novelties— A Choice Selection of Register Gratea Colonial Ovens, Fenders Iron BedateadßJ(Slngle and Double) Children's Cotp, Tinware (Large ABBortment) Enamelled ware, Brushware Washing Machines and Wringers Klootro Plata B.M. Teapots Faintß, Oils, and Varnishes. Spades, Bhovela Pioks. tut.. Coffin Furniture Sofa Springs and Chair Web, Spouting Horse Nails, Files, l&c.,' Cutlery, Zinc, (Japsl Furnace Pans, Galvanised Tubs and Buoketß Filters, &c, Palls, Looks, Hinges, &c, Ko. A Speciality made of Carpenters and Joiners' TOOLS. Goods carefully Packed, and Fer warded with Despatch. IT O T I A X E ST In order to avoid mistakes and acoldonta, I have made arrangements with MR ROBERTSON, the Proprietor of tho Royal Mail Coaches, To Run Passengers through to Lake House, from TAURANGA to OHINEMUTU, WAI ROA, and TAUPO. Tourists can obtain Buggies at all times at Tauranga and Ohlnomutu, and can depend npon good Couches, Buggies, Horses, and sober and civil drlv ore, at Lowest Rates. ROBERT GRAHAM. Lake Houko, Ohtapmutu, February U. 1882. . 3 UTOMAHAN A tL O X LAKISB. A LIMITED NUMBKROF FIRST-CLASS THROUGH TICKETS Will be issued for THE HOT LAKES. Tourists will have the advantage of staying at LAKE HOUSE, Ohlnemutu, which will be found the mot comfortable Hotel In the Lake Distriot. No other tickets but thoso Issued by me avail ablo for Lake Ilousoi R. GRAHAM, Jun., National Insurance Buildings, 83, Queon-stroot,. Auckland. Anckland. March 18.1882. A UCKLANJD TIMBER COMPANY J\. (LIMITED). GREAT BARGAINS IN BUILDING TIMBER. 0W Makmo Room. *bi \\f H. BKINMBK & SON, W • BUILDERS, CARPENTERS, and JOINERS, Vulcan Lank. All Branches of the Building Trade exeonted by Ezperienced Workmen. Shop Fronts. Office Fittings. &c. JOHN .HURNE (For many years with Close Bros.), family grocbb. txa dsaleb & pbovi6ion Merchant, Corner of Wellington and Nelson streets (Oppoßite St James's Church). Families Waitbd on for Ohdkrs. J.H. hopes by keeping a first-class article at the lowest Cash Frlco to merit a Bhare of the publio patronage. ijiISHKK AND CO, (JjIMTTED), U Wholesam Shippiso & Family Butobebs, Queen-street (nest Bans of New Zealand, Auckland). — Poultry of all kinds dressed to order. Prime Smoked Tongues, Home-cured Bacon, Corned Beef on Sale in Large Quantities. — N.B. —Dealers In Game, Live Pheasants forwarded to all parts of tho Colony upon receipt of order. Families waited on In town or Bubnrbs. OUBI.IC NOTICE. R. W. ROBINSON, Bakkr and Oons-kotionkr, Begs to announce that he has recently taken over the Windsor Store, Lennox's Buildings, Pitt-street, formerly carried on br.Mr A. T. Carter, and trusts, by civility and attention, to merit a share of patronage from the families ol he surrounding distriot. Wedding and Christen ing Cakes made to order. ]«■ O X I C A W. H. SKINNER, ARCHITECT, Has taken offices formerly occupied by tbj City Counoll, and over Messrs. Upton and Co.'c. Qnoen-street. jji BUI I. S ASO N, Important to Storekeepers and Parties Pre serving. — Edward Lewis, of Custom-house street, has just opened a Large and Varied As sortment of Jam Jars and Jelly Cans for Pro serving purposes; also, Five Crates Stonewan Jars suitable for Butter Crooks and Breac Pans, feo. — -— S'a jml ue v yT 001 lin s, HOUSE, LAND, ESTATE, & FINANCIAL AGENT, HIGH-STREET, AUCKIiAHD. LOANS AND MORTGAGES NEGOTIATED Fot Sale, on terms to suit purchasers, House! and allotments of various sizes, n Bereaford street Hepburn - street, Wellington- street WoSe-street. East-street. Graftal Road Symonds-Btreet. Allotments Bought and Money Advanced to Building; may be repaid by weekly or monthl; instalments. Shares Bought and Bold. AIT tt X O T H X it t MARBLB AND FREESTONE MASON; Monuments, Head-etones. Tombs, ana Iron Tomb Railings. mSORIPTIONB EXJCOUTKD f» A BUPKRIOR BTYIiI Pwoaa and Desionb FREE on Application, ADDBKHB t— COIiNEB OP Rutland and Lobkx Stekbtb. auokland Wear Junction ot Queen and Waketlelfl stree rv X, D E N T O t PHYSICIAN, SURGEON. AND ACCOUCHEUR. BELLVUE HOUSE, i NORMAN'S BILIi, OfiKHUNSij



bheep Notices. A UCKLAND SHEEP DISTBICT. In compliance with the provisions ot the 19th Eection ot" The Sheep Act, 1878," the subjoined List of Rons, sitnated in the Subdivisions respectively named, and upon which there Sere elioap Infected with Scab (as Interpreted Section S of said Sheep Aot), on the Slst March. 1882. if published. R & Chief Inspector, Auckland, April 11.1882. AUCKLAND SOB-DIVISION. NO. SheSa K!«ah Roose, Fnkekoho - .. - 7Su GeurgoGtmson, Pukokulio .. _ ..ISO Alexr. McDonald, Pukekohe t3lO Wm. Sharp, Jun, Pukekohe 181 John Macpher son, Drury _ ~ .. 65 ALEXR. MONBO, Inspeotor, Newmarket, f Clean Certificate granted on 19th instant. MAXSDEN SUfl-DSVISIOK. No. Sheep. Manuel Christian, Matakana.. .. •• ?-Jf; Antonio Martin, Matakana < •_'". William McLeod. Whangarei Heads .. W Mrs B. Butler, Whangarei Heads .. .. 75 A. C. Robinson, WhanuarelHeads.. .. 10 Samuel Dent, Wbarehohoro .. .. ~ IBs Mrs U. Cole, Mnngapai ~ .. .. •• 102 F. J. Street, Kaatangata „ _ .. 100 JohnKvansjOaKerangi 1M Bodj. YatCs, Knatanicatn, ~ .. ~ 80 Malcolm MoDofcald, Whangarei .. .. ISO VV. H. Burrongh, Kamo „ _ .. GO John Hodgson, RuataDgats I!<9 Samuel Jackson, Otanga m <■ •-■ '*< P.t. Bteel.Ruatangata.. .» .. ~ i™ W. Fraser, Mangapai * 230 Hanoi. Dickey, Whangarei .. .. ~ i« Duncan Buobanan, Kaorihehore .. „. to UoberSCleary.Kaitara.. .. „ .. U6 C. THOMSON, Inspector, Warkwortb, TNFECTED SHEEP1 NOTICE. Sheep kept upon the rans known as Mr Walter Paul's Farms (2), andiltuatad at Man- Kare, arelnfeoted sheep, In the meaning of the "Sheep Aot, 187a." Dated this lith day of April, 1882. V. C. LEWIB, Chief Inspeotor of Shew. Tendera. W"E W ZEALAND RAILWAYS. HURUNUI - WAITAKI RAILWAY, MAIN LINE. WAIKARI-HtfRUNUI SECTION. HORSLEY DOWNS CONTRACT. FORMATION AND BRIDGES. Written Tenders will be received at this Office up to noon of MONDAST, 24th April, ISB2. for the Horaley Downa contract of tho Huruntil —Waitaki Kallway. . They toust be marked "Tenrtor far Horaley Downs Contract," on ont aide of envelope, and addressed to the Hon. the Minister for Pnblio Works, Dunedln. Telegra phlo tenders similarly addressed and marked will be received if presented at any telegraph offloo by noon ot the same date, provided that written tenders, In due form, are lodged at any Distriot or Resident Engineer's Offloe by Btune boar. Drawings, specifications, and general conditions may be Been on and after Monday, 3rd April next, at this office, and also at the Public Works Offices, Auokland, Wellington and Christchuroh. The lowest or any tender will not necessarily be accepted. Bycommand. wn:blair> Ktißlnoor-in-Charge, Middle Island. Public Works Office, Dnnedin, 25th March, 1882. Publio Works Office (Architect'!) Branch), WeUlngton, 3Ut Maroh, 1882. TEN DERS are invited for the Election of Workshops at the Lunatic Asylum, Anok and. General Conditions, Specifications, and Drawings may be seen at the Public Works oflico (Architect's Branch), Wellington; at the Public Works Office, Auckland; and at the Warden's Offlco, Thames. Tenders addressed to the Hon. tho Minister for Pnblio Works, and marked outside, "Tender for WorkshopH.Lnnatio Asylum, Auckland," will be receive! at the above office np to noon of SATURDAY, the 22nd day of April, 1882. Telegraphic Tenders will be received, provided the original tender and deposit are lodged with the nearest Distriot Knglneor, at the time above Bpeoifled. The lowest or any tender not nooeesarily accepted. By command. P. F. M. BURHOWB. Architect P.w. PubUo Works Officß (Architect's Branch), Wellington, March 31,1882. mKNDEKS are invited for the Erection 1 ot an Auxiliary Asylum at the Whan, Auckland. General conditions, specifications, and drawings in&y bo seen at the Pnblio Works Offloe (Architect's Branob). Wellington; at the Public Works Office, Aaokland; and at the Warden's Office. Thames. Tenders addressed to the Hon. the Minister tor Pablio Works, and marked ontside," Tender for Auxiliary ABylum, Auckland," will be received at the above office up to noon of SATURDAY, the 22nd day of April. 1882. Telenraphlc Tenders will be re oeivnd, provided the original Tender and doposlt are lodged with the nearest Distriot Engineer at the time above specified. The lowest or any Tonder not necessarily accepted. Byoommand. P.F. M. BURROWS. AtohiteotP.W. Auckland Lunatic Asylum, April 12,1882. rfiENDERS will be received by me, up I to the 30th task, for the Regular Supply of Gasolene to this Asylum, for the year ending 30th April, 1883. Conditions of Contract. Forms, &c, may be obtained on application at the Asylum, The lowest or any Tender not necessarily ac cepted. ALEX. YOUNG, M.D.. Medical Superintendent. p RAFT ON ROAD DISTRICT. Tenders for Kerblng and Channelling will be received up to i p.m. on WHDNKSUAX> 19th instant, at our Offloe, Colonial Bank) where plans and specifications may be seen. EOYL-4N & LUNDPN, Engineers. mo CONTRACTORS. Tenders for the Krcotion of'a Wharf at Mer cury Bay, for the Mercury Bay Timber Co., will be reoeived up to noon on TUESDAY, 25th tostant, a our Office, Colonial Bank, where plans and Bpeoifloations may be seen. BOYLAN & LUNDON, • - Engineers. mo BUILDERS, Tenders will be reoeived until noon of MON DAY, April 17. for IMFBOVKUBNTS to ST, Andrew's Church, Auokland, viz., POBTIOO, Tower and Spire, EDWARD BAKTLBY. Arohlteot. TENDERS are required by the 28tb inst. for the Erection of an Hotel at Kihi klhi. Plans and specifications to be seen at the Auokland Timber Company, Custom-house street. Lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted, m O B U I LDERS, Tenders will be received until 4 o'o'.ook ot THURBDaY, 20th Inst, tor the erection of t Dwelling-house of Seven Rooms at Sarsfield street , Ponsonby. Flans may be seen at oui store, No. 123, Queeu-Btreet. T. & H. COOKK, Cabinet-makers. m O B U I, L D ERS Tenders will be reoeived until noon of th 21st instant, tor the Ereotton ot Two Snope Queen-Btreetfor Messrs Chapman and Gold water. It, K&AL9 & SON, Architects. SPECIAL NOTICE TO BOILKK MAKERS AND KNGINEKRB. -Th time for receiving Tenders for Kew Holler t the b.b. Oreti la extended till Monday next, 17tl Instant —W. Lodder, goglneer. mo builders Star Hotel. Newton. T ° B v —l— L D EX s Tenders will be received until noon of th 21th instant, for the Erection of a Conoret ViUa KOBidence at. Lake Takapuna. Plans and specifications at my offloe, Canad Buildings, W ,H. SKINNER, Arc&itßoU



A.mQßemen'ca- — ■ —' 1 —— ■ | ALBERT H ALL. TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT! DOKAS'S MINSTRELS In a New Programme! '{ GREAT ATTRACTION! MILLION PRIOES-Front Seats, 2a: Back, la. J. Marshall, Stage Manager. TJOXINGI BOXING I BOXING I LORNE-STREET HALL. To-nigkt! To-night 1 GRAND FINAL COMPETITION *£M MACE'S SILVER COP AND GOLD MEDAL. Photographs of tbo Retired Champion of the . World will ba given awoy to the first 150 per* *-■■;: eons admitted to the Dress Circle or Stalls. PRESENTATION TO THE WINNERS, Come Early to Lome-street Hall. Doors ooen 7.30, commencing at 8 o'clock. Admission :-Front Seats, 3a; Baok Seats, Zs: allory, Ib. H, ECCLEB, Business Manager. ri a or a l .tut a l l MONDAY EVENING, APRIL 17. Umdku tub patkohagk or Hia wobshh? THE Mayok AND Councillors, and tub .Musical Elite or Auckland. MB. GORDON GOOOHS " ". A NNUAIi JjiVBNING YTONOBBIr Upon which Occasion Vikocnt Wallace's "M A B I T A N A" Will be Song in Concert Form by Private PnplW and Class Membora (Lady ana Gentlemen . Amateurs). A Royalty Fee of £i baa been paid to Copyright Proprietor of" Maritana " (K. T. union, WolHna ton), for Permission to Produce this Worki The Celebrated Contralto Solo. ', ■ #&* "ALAS, THOSK CHIMBS," aptt *K» will be buds by Miss Oabbdc «*E» QODPBBY. Principal Vocalists: Miss Sykes, Mrs Stevens, and Miss Mendels sohn, Sopranos; Miss A. Hnrgravp. Mezzo soprano ; Miss Tapper, Contralto; Mr Dnvld toßßell and Mr Aubcld, Tenon { Mr KdmfetOßi Mr J. Sykos, and Mr Stuart, Baritonoa; anoV Mr Gordon Goocii, A.R.A.M., Bass. * Mr Angelo Fobrbst (Papil of Charles HallA), at the Grand Pianoforte; Mr Slater at the Organ: . and a Full Choir of Mr Goooh'B Advanced Singing Class (under his Conduotorehip), con- slating of about Forty Voices. . ■ Tickets at Messrs Upton's, Wayte's, Mean's, anuKady'tf. / ■ First Beats, 3e; Second. 2a; Gallery, Is. Doors open at half-past aoven; Concert to commenoe at eight o'clock. Carriages ma? be ordered for 10,15. T7IIGHT HOURS' ANHIVERSAEY li SPORTS, In the DOMAIN, on WRDNSBDAS" next, Aprill9,lßß2. Pbogeamme:— : ; 1. Maiden Race (120 yards) —Prizes: Clock, s presented by Mr Aley, value 25a, ana Uonts' Bag, presented by Mr Lambourna 2. BiBBOw race (100 yardß)-Prize: Oloofc, " presented by Mr Montague 3. Tdrowinq HAMMKH-Gold Charm and Keys presented by Mr Ayres , i. Ladies' lUCK-Frize: Box of Tea, presented by Holland andFortzer; 2nd, Lady's Fan 5. Tea OF WAB-Prize, £2 6. Babbow Race (Backwardß)-Prlze: Lamp, presented by Miller fit Co. 7. Rack fob Men oveb Forts (160 yards)— Prize: Pair of Trousers, presented by Mr PhiiUps 8. Back Eacb (60 yardß)-Prlze! B.P, OafcO . Basket, presented by Mr Goodson 9. onk mile Open baoe-JU and£l ' 10. 300 Yabds Open Rack—£3 and fil 11. Onk-miib Membbeb HANDiOAT-lst Prize, Parian Marble Fignre, presented by Hol land and Butler; 2nd prke, a HandßOma Lamp, valued at fi3loa ' 12. ISO Yards Membbbs* Racjb — Builders' - Association Prizes, value M 13. Handicap WUC, Opbn (0 milos).— Bi and : £1, presented by J. M. Dargavillo, Esq., M.H.R. 11. Botb' Race (120 yoidß)-Tln of Bisouita . f 15. Grand 5-julb Run by the Champion, O'Brien i : 16. Gband i-milc WAiik. by the Champion, O'Connor 17. J-m.'le Opbs Handicap—Trophy, valued £3 All events to be run under Auckland Amateur Athletic Club Rules. Jtntrios for handioaps. etc.,2s6d; minor events, Is; Ladles' Kaoo, free: to be made by 8 p.m. on SATURDAY, to the Secretary at Working Men's Club, Handloappers—Meßgrs Sills and Forder, Starter—Mr X, Leyden. / JAMES J. HUNTER, i • secretary, TjIIGUT HOURS' DEMONSTRATION. Jli BALL AND BUPPKR, ~ . •. To be held in the Lome-street Hall on ." WKDNKSDAY EVENING. APRIL 19,1382, Tiokets—Double, 7s 63; Single. ss. May be had of any of the following Members oc Committee, viz.:—Messrs Porter, Pufloh, ; Tudehope, Bough,and Mills. ~.■/. v >< , W" O R THCOTEHALL, A ait AND ENTERTAINMENT and BAt L will be given at the Northoote Hall, ou MON UAV. April the 17th. Admission Tyro BhlUiJDgb Tiokets may be had at the Northoote Hotel, i DUBLIC HALL, dXA.HIJHTT.; : SPDENDID TABLEAUX VIVANTS, with Beleotlons of Vocal Music by the Scholars of the , Holy Trinity Sunday-school, WEDNESDAY, HVtCNINQ. April 28th. 1882. Proceeds la aid of school funds. " Tickets of admission One, Shilling, reserved scats, 2a; oh ildren half-price doors open at 7.30 p.m., to commenoe at 8 p.m., DAPAKURA A NNUAL T>ACEB.: St. Gkoege's day, Satpbday, Apjßii.22nd, 1882. ri; v. HANDICAP HURDLE HAGS, of 10 BOYS: eecond horse to receive 10 eovs oatoftho stakes. Nomination 1 boy ; and aocoptaiica 2 boys to the fund?. Nomination with one ' boy enoloaed, to the Secretary, at bis Office. Queen-streot, by 8 p ra. on Wednesday 12th April. Aocepttsces on night ot general entry. Distanoe, 2 mi lea, over 8 flfjDtß ot hurdles 3ft 61ns high. ■ PAPAKURA CUP (Handicap), of M 0 both BBoond horw to > receive 20 soys, and'the third. 5 sots, out of the stakes. Nomina tion 2 soys, acceptances 3 soys and 8 both at the post to the funds. Distanoe ljmlleH. Nomination with two soys tnolosea, to be made to the Seoretary, at his office, Queen streat, at 8 p.m., on Wednesday; tho 12th April, Aooeptanoes on night of KOnslal entry. LADIRS' PURSE, of 30 SOYS, aooond horse to receive 5 soys out of the stakes. Kntranco, 2 soys each to the funds. Welter weight lor age. Dlstatoe.ltnile. RAILWAY HANDICAP, Of 10 SOYS ; second horse to receive 5 soys am of the stances,' Nomination 2 soys, and acceptance 2 bovb I the funds. Handicap to appear dlreotly after tbe Cup, and acceptances halt ao hour before the race. Distanco 1 mile. CONSOLATION HANDICAP, of 15 sow Sntranoe, 1 boy. Distanoe, 1 mile. For further particulars see hand bills, WM. PERCIVAL, Secretary. ■■ QUEE«S BIRTHDAY RACES, : To be Rub SI th May, 1882. Will oloeo 20th Mey. 31)00 MEMBERS AT TEN BBIHiIrf 08. BaStma .. -. IS" Second » ~ 100 SMS? 11 " ~ 100 Third .. ..80 oSers (divided).. _1M others (divided). wo «620 535 ' GitANC National Stebplhohabi (Ohrlstohurob),. First _ .. .. .. ... ~«ISO Beoond .. ... .. .. .» 100 Third „ .. .60 Others (divided) .. _ . . U0 8 So By letter only, with two stamps for replies, P.O. Orders ana Bank Notes preferred. Country ' Cheques must have Is exchange added. Ths wora"Boarer" must not be erased. Registered 0 Letters aud Telegrams not accepted. Postaim c Stamps can be sent where one ticket only la applied for. Please adflrese-ADA MANTUA, Cura Of Mr. Abraham, , , • uositei.jfost-oißce, Unaeain,