The Auckland Evening Star.

Vol. XIIL-No. 3633.

AUCKLAND, N.Z.. SATURDAY, APRIL 1, 1883.

(Published Daily).

PRICE: ONK PENNY .



Shipping. '-— -^_* TTNION STEAMSHir j VT^I U COMPANY OF NSV* lF^^Sl^ Jl ZKAtAND (LwiTßn). .^s.fasa — |jL*«^£S«^l TIMK TABLE— jr April, 18S2, FOR (ilaiiOHNfi., tfAW^KIC, WKLUNeiON, IjTTTKI^TON, POIiX UHALMKRU. i»D BLUFF IrHOM QUBMT-BTPKM WBABf) Steamer. Date of Sailing. Latest Train. Rotomahawa Thnrs., Aprilß,noon — Abawata Tharsday, 13, noon — Booking Cargo to Tolago Bay. FOB i-AKANAJti, fimdOft, P!OTOi». WKL UNGTON. LYTTKLTON. AND WEST CIOA3T POBTB 'FBOM MAWPKAO'. PsNiiuiN' Monday, 3.8 rum: 7.1S p.m. Wahaka Tuesday, 11,1 p,m. 12 noon ("If mull arrived) FOR MKLHUUKH&. Via OOUTtt. Rotomahana Thura., April C.noon - Arawata Thursday, 13, noon — 'Calling at Hobart. FOR SYDNEY, RoTonuA I Wednes.Aps.lpml — FOX LBVUKA AND BUVA. Taiaboa I Friday. 81, 5 p.m. [ — FOR RU3HBLL AND KAWAKAWA. Botomahana | i neaday, j, a p.m. I — ROT Cargo mußt ba booked and alongside one hour before advertised time of departure. Pasßaga tlokets mast bo taken at the Com pany's office. Auckland Branch, 109, Queen street. VQimmuim m, B toUOTrtng Steamahlps be longing to the Orient Steam Naviftation Com* pany(Limltod).andthe Pacifloßteam Navigation Company wiU leave SYDNEY at the under mentioned dates for MELBOURNE. ADB tiAIDK and LONDON, via Snea Oanal;- Steamer. IReg.Ton'gel Mate. BORAt A..„_„ 1.011 Aprtl 11 OUZOO _.._ 8,8i9 AprU2B COTOPAXL. 4.028 May 12 0R1KNT._......... 6.888 May 28 LUaiTANIA I 3.825 I Jnne9 And the Borvioa will do maintaiuea 07 sao oeedlng steamers at Intervals of a Fortnight, Auokland passengers tor Sorata prooeed per Rotorua on sth AprlJi, Farts to ijonflon, 15 to 70 guineas. Buea Canal Dues. 8s in addition, P&rcols booked through to London Paßuengers o.<ui book from Anoklaria at a through rate to cover Intercolonial fare and Canal duos, and so secure special advantages. Passages from London oan be granted In Auckland. For plans and full particulars, apply, In London, to F. Green & Co.. and Anderson, Anderson & Co., Joint Managers ot the Line; nr to the Aironta In Anoklano, UNION STKAMSHIP CO. OF N.Z, nOmriKol, Queen-Btreet WHKQIBAM TO THE HOT ■tt^^'^ SPRINGS, MAHURANGI. J**SSMa"FMATAffIINA. KAWAU. AND OMAHA, She as. RO3B OASKY, Al at UoyAs, W. Somerville. Master. For Hot Sprlnga, Matakana, Kawan, and Omaha-Evcry Tuesday at U o'clock, re turning on Wednesday. For Hot Springs and Mahurangi—Every Thurs day and Saturday at 11 a.m., returning on Monday and Friday. No Pamela or Goods taken without shipping note. For freight or passage apply to _____„_ T>BNINSOIiAK AND OKI* II3BSag:.L BNTAL STKAM NAVIQA "ffIaaraWTION COMPANY. The Cwupany'a Steamshlpr (under oontraot vrtth tho Victorian Government for the convey unco of her Majesty's mails) will ba despatched i ut-._,_. Leave I Leave | Leave" .. Steamer. Sydney \ MelMm' I Glenelg CLYDK (about).- April 7 I April 11 April 13 INDU3..r__.Il April 211 April 25 AprU 87 ROHILLA Mayfi |May 9. May 11 "And thenceforth every alternate -week. Route :-It la intended to despatoh these Rtoamera for Plymouth and London via Point deUalle. Passengers for England will therefore not require to change steMnera. Rates Of passage money to Plyntomh or Lon don i £70 first, and £45 second-oUws; Italian ports,£6s flrßt,and«4oseoond-claßs. Passengers boddDgat Anokland seonre special advantages. For farther particulars respeotlngpassegomoney andtre^htapply^^ Kfc(joM ' Agents. 18. Quftfln-atreet. Anokland. : W TJtSAM TO XHAMJSS, CAlk liaß^tJ HYING PABBKNGBRB AND .^W**^ CARGO, 00NNB0TIH8 WITH OHOTB titnu. Omahu, Wiiro* pLAraa. hid Mobbom ?n.£« (Plako Disttlot), ' " .': ,' : TIMB TABLB, S.S, KO TOM AH AN A. .. ' From Anoklandi Monday, 1130 morning Tuesday, 2 afternoon Wednesday, 3 afternoon Thursday, 3.30 afternoon Friday, 1 afternoon Saturday, i afternoon i ' From Thames I 1 Sntnraay, 5 afternoon :; Monday, 6 afternoon Wednesday, 8 morning Thursday. 8.30 morning Friday. 8.30 morniog Saturday. 9 morning Sunday, 10 morning Freight through to Te Aroha, 25a per ton., ; No cargo reoeived within haU an hour of afl yertlaedtlmeof jggg^ fe Tjwwg| Agen>| lAJAIUKU & ONBHOMGA 'jQß^g; V? STKAM NAVIGATION Oa TIMB TABLSS-APRIT,, JSS2. 8.8. MANUKAU, ?,' Leaves Onehunga I ' Leaves Walnko I Mar. 31-lfriday, 4pm I—Saturday,B3oam Apr. Apr. 3-Monday, Stm (— Tuesday, 10 a m s—Wednesday, 7am s—Wednes,, 11.30 a m 8-Satnrday. Bam B—Saturday, lpm' 10-MonUay. 9.45 am 10-Monday, 280 p m 12-i.Wednesrtoy, Ham 12—Wednesday. 4pm 14—Friday, 3pm 15—Saturday, Bam 17—Monday spm 18—Tuesday, 10.30 am 19—Wednesday, 7am 19—Wednes.. 11.30 a m 22—Saturday, 8.30 am 22—Saturday. 1p m . 24-Monday. 10 a m 24-Monday, 2.30 pm 26—Wednesday,Ham 28—Wednesday, 4pm 28 -Friday, 2.15 p m 29-Saturday, 7.30 am For Manukan Headi, every Thursday, at 8 am By order of the Directors, all Freight must be prßpalfl. OONNINGHAM. Aaent. ■agnate TilOR NOKXH SHOKJS. -*^^> P.B. TONGARIRO. TIMB. TABLE. From Ancki and: From North Shore: 7.10 am 2.15pm 7.30 am 2.45pm B.loam 8.15pm 3.30 am 8.45pm 910 am 415pm . 9.80 am 4.45 pin 10 10 am 615pm f 10.15 am 5.15 pm lUsam- ftlSpm }H5 am 7120pm 1215 pm ■ 12.45 pm Wednesday and Saturday Nights. 0,15 pm 10.16 pm I 9.15 pm 10.45 pm . SUNDAYS. 8.45 am 5.15 pm JHs am s'jiS™ 12.50pm 6.15pm H2 pm «l?S m 2.15pm 815pm H? pm n#f? p lilSpS 9.15pm 3<s^m 9.15pm 4.15pm 4 45pm Single Fares. 3d: KBtttrn. Id | Weekly Family Ticket, 2s 6d; Weekly Single Tioket, la Od. K. WRIGHT. Agent. "xiMia^ I^EVONPOKT STKAM S®^^: \J FKRRY CO. (LnimtDk ALTERATION OF TIMB TABLB. OOMMBHCING Ist MARCH, 1882. FBOM AnOKtAND TO NORTH SHOBB—7^O 8.m.. tB,B 30. t9.9.30. tlO. 10.30. 11.t11.30.12 ng0n n2.35p.m..t1.30,2 2.30, t3. 3 30.4. t4.30. 6, tS.SO. B, 6.30. 7.30.8.30. 9.30.10.30,11,30 (on Saturdays 1 P.m. instead of 12.30). Fbom Nobth Shoes to 4.r/OKt.ANi>— 7 a.m.. t7.30, 8. t8.30, 9.19 30,10. U0.30.11.1L30, tWnoon, 1 p.m.. tl.3'J, tt Si 30,3, t3.30. 4,1.30, t5,5.30.-t6. 7, 8. 9, 10.11. SUNDAYS. Feom Auokund to North Shore—lo a.m., 10.30. tl P.m., 1.30. 2,2 80, t3.3.30, 4. t4.30,5. t5.30; 6, G. 30, 8.45. Fbom North Shorh to , Auckland—9.3B a.m,, tlO 12.30 P.m., 1, U 30, 2, 2.30, 3, f3 30, i, 130, t5, 530, t6, 8.15. !To and from Devonport Wharf (ezoeptlsg at low tide). From Auckland to Nokthootb—t7.3o a.m, 8.10, t10.10,12.10 p.m,. t»-10.4.10, tS.IO, tB.IO, }10.10. ffROM NORTHCOTB TO AnOKtA»D-j7 «.ffl,, t8.30,9.M, tl0.«l, 1.40 0.in.,.t2 40, 4.40,15.40,19.10. SUNDAYS. From AuokliAnd to Nobtrootib—lo,Bo a.m., 1.10 p.m., 2.10, 3.10. 4.10. 5.10, (5.10. Fhom.' Northcotk to auokland— 10 a.m., 12.40 p.m, MO, 2.10, 3.40.4.40; 6.40. t 'Co and from Bi^enheaii Wharf. t Night Coat, on Wednesdays and Saturdays 9Uif' JAM^T*^ KMsiMer



Shipping. saate^l JNOKBASED COMMUNICA- SaflEßgA TION BSTWKRN AUOKLAND .UP M»D AND NORTHKRN WAIROA. The Kalpara S.S. Co/s s.a. DURHAM Now runs a Special Trl-weekly Service to Northern Wairoa. leaving Heleusvllle after the arrival of the*. 30 train from Auckland on Fri days, returning from DargaviUo by Monday morning's tide. She leaves BelensvlUe again on Tuesday as usual. This extra trip will be continued until further ' notice, W. LODDKR, MsnaßM OTKAM TO fUE •™*»Ww£ OHINKMURI.WAITItKAURI, WAIHT, TB AROHA GOLDFIKLUS, MOR RINSVILLR, WAITOA PLAINS, AND GRANT 4ND FO3rKR'S SKTTIiKMKNT. ENTERPRISE No. 2, F.S, TB AKOHA, & P.S. PATIKI, From Anokland: From Thames: — Saturday, 7 p.m. The time-table of river steamers to ba seen at Enterprise Ofllco, Thames. Fares : To Thames .. Saloon, 7s 6d; Steerage, 5a To Ohinemuri through, 5a extra To Te Aroha through, 10a extra Not responsible for shipping, oam-ing, or dls oharginglivestook.^^^^^^ Agents. <j ga t^ i^lOK LONDON DIRECT. #jj[{pg*Hh^ The Well-known Cllppor Ship *^^™" PAREORA, AAI at Lloyds, 879 tons reglater, Robert Power. Commander, will load as above, and have quick despatoh. For freight or passage apply to THK NBSW ZEALAND SHIPPING CO. (LIMITED), Agents. johfcA. DASSIsWGKKS' LINK OF *H«j|st JL PACKKTS TO NKW ZEA *a3BH®»» OWNKD BY MKSSRa SHAWJ 9AVILLK, Sc CO., 31, Ijoadenhall-street, I/mdon, The above line of ships are regulnr traders to all.the principal ports in New Zealand. The} are olipper ships, classed 41 at Lloyds', and com manded by experienood masters. The bilk of fare Is most substantial, and of tbe beltt qtmlity, and the accommodation roomy and oonvenlent. The undersigned are empowered to grant pas ■ages from London to New Zealand, payment for which have been guaranteed In the colony, Rsturn ships to London also leave at almost tegular Interval*. Foil particulars on application to L. D. NATHAN & CO., ) OWHN & GRAHAM, V Ageatf. ORUICKSHANK & CO. I •as^U 8. COROMANDEL. The fast and favourite s.v COROMANDBL, Odptaln, W. D. Hargrave, Timk-Tabli. Leaves Anokland i Leaves Coromandel I Monday, 3,12n00n Tuesday, 1,12 noon Wednesday, 5,1 p.m. Thursday, 6,8 a.m. Thursday, 6.7 p.m. Baturday, 8,7 p.m. Weather and other oiroumatanoeeipormlttlnß, All parcels to be prepaid al offtoe, No. Hi Qneen-street Wharf. Not responsible in shipping, carrying, or landing live stock. Return Tiokeis for the Easter Holidays, 103. available from the 6th to the 11th (Inclusive). A. R. v. » wiNULKY. Manager. Board ana Kesiaence. "DAILWAY DINING ROOMB, ■t*' QUKBN-BTJtRKT WHARF. "WILLIAM PYB, Pkopbietob. Good accommodation for Boarders and Travellers at moderate charges. Cleanliness and civility ara tbe characteristics of this house. The table and beds cannot be surpassed by any house in town. The Proprietor has had a very long experiesce as a Restaurant Keeper, and he feels assured that any person giving his house a trial will be quite convinced that tho accommodation it affords cannot bo surpassed, THE ONLY HOUSE ON THK WHARF; Board and Lodging, £1 per week. Beds, Is. BELLEVUE HOUSE. OJRNKB, Whabf-strekt anl Cameron Road, Taubanga. This Establishment, just erected, containing 25 rooms, with every convenience, 18 NOW OPENED to reoelve Visitors to Tauranga, who will find Superior Accommodation, with the comforts ot a Home. Private Sitting rooms, Good Bed-rooms. Stables. A Fomvhorse Coaoh or Buggy leaves after arrival of Btoamer for Lakes. _ Proprietor, Tauranga, February 20.1881 Drapery and Olothmg. %»T ELLJS»I. JBY HOU SK. Just Ofkhkd, A Fresh Assortment of Ladies' & Children's Underclothing, Corsets, fee. Ladles" Nightdresses (beautifully trimmed), 4s Cd, 6s ltd; Chemises, 2s, 2s 9d, 3d 6d. Children's Underclothing in great variety. A Large Assortment ot Ladles Corsets jnat to hand in White. Black and Drab. The " Grecian Girder " Belt Cor set, side lacing; this Corset is especially adapted for the present style of cos tume, the side laolng enabling It to be adjusted to almost : . any figure. 3000 yards Swiss Embroidery Edgtnßß at 3d, 4d : ■ . and sd, a great bargain. An Extensive and Well-Seleoted Stook of General Drapery at moderate Prices. Country Orders promptly attended to. One Bhllllng in the A discount on all Cash Purchases to the amount of 20s and upwards. A. LOVBTT, Weixeblbt-Strebt, M DKFKRRKD" 1 iPAYMKNT I !.__ SYSTEM I TAILO.RS, DRAPERS, AND OUTFITTERS, H O B S O N • 8 T X E E T (Nearly opposite Wellington-street). Have a Wsix - Asbortkd STOCK of the BEST CLASS GOODS. All Tweeds thoroughly shrunk before being made up, and fit and workmanship guaranteed. The DeferredPavmmt System has been found to be a great boon, by enabling those with limited inoomes to procure neoessaries In the easiest possible way. . INSPECTION INVITBD. V*«K«AINB i BARGAINS ! — Ladies, O bear in mind that Williams'a Is the Cheapest House in Town for Ladies' Under clothing. Real and Imitation Maltese Lace. Silk and Lace Ties, Nook Frillings; a nice assort ment ol Gilt and Blaok Brooches and Earrings. nhoan. Ladles from the country would do well to buy their Goods at WiUiams's, Cheapest House in Town, foot of Grey^treet four doora above Market entrance. Open till 9 o'olook p.m. ■ •. ; _ FANOY WORK OF KVBHY DESCRIPTION x 4 A. STEPHENSON, a . inttanWng his patrons for past favours, g % now wishes to inform them that he has .^ S REMOVED from tho Newton Fancy g « Baaaar to hia NEW SHOP, opposite Q . Lambonrne's. p:onmonger, Karanga- g bape Boad. and has NOW OPENED £. | A LAIIGK AND VABJBD 8TOC?? Q gOF FANCY GOODS oi eU kinds. g '& ■ > S LADIES.WOOL^F^^SHADK \ j LARGE AfISOBTM»HT. - g 'slli.; . ..'.■ ...j . .1. ....... 'it^£



business notices. Mrs. X.night ; Bogs to Intimate to her old patrons and the pabllo Kuneraliy, that she haa Opened Business in tho CITY MARKET (THIRD STALL), QUKBHSTETCKT EnTHANCE, And that, aa heretofore. s\e will do her utmost ' to give them every satisfaction, JP R UIT 01 every kind In season, and o( the beat quality, always on hand. GREKNGROUJCRIiSS AND SMALL GOODS ditto. Poultry. To this hrauch ot bar business erery oaro and attention will be Riven, as sho proposes to make this the leading feature, and with that view has made arrangoments for CONSTANT SUPPLIKa Irom thoroughly reliable settlers. Oonntry orders attended to with dospatoh, and every care taken to soonre their arrival In good condition. Convoy imooa attended to immediately on arrival. Her motto will be " Bmall Profits and Qulob Returns Market. Auckland, February 33 1882. j/iISHEK AND CO. (LIMITED), JD Wiior.KfUM Shhtino & Family Butchers, Qneen-Btroot (next Bunk of Now Zealand, Auokland), — Poultry ol all kinds dreßsed to order. Prime Smoked Tongues, Home-oured Baoon, Corned Beet on Sale in Largo Quantities.-N.B. -Dealers In Game. Livo Pheasants forwarded to all parts of the Colony upon receipt of order. Families waited on in town or suburbs. LI r X I M E & CO., BUILDERS' AND FURNISHING IRON MONGERS, Katunqahapk Road, Newton (In thoae Premisas lately occupied by Boddlng ton and Lalng), Wish to oall attontlon to their Lirge and Varied STOCK of Builders and Furnishing Ironmongery, oomprlstng all tho latest Ameri can and English Noveltios— A Choice Selection of Register Grates Colonial Ovens. Fenders Iron Ued»t«adol(singlo and Double) uhlldren'B Cote, Tinware (Largo Assortment) Enamelledware, Brushwaro Washing Maohlnes and Wringers Kleotro Plato. B.M. Teapots Points, Oils, and Varnishes, SpadoS, Shovote Ploks. &c. Coffin Furniture Bofa Springs and Chair Web, Spouting Horse Nails, Files, ISc'Cutlery, Zlno, Capsl Furnace Pang, Ualvanisod Tubs and Buokots Filtera, &c. Pails. Looks, Hlngoß, &c, jco. A Speciality made of Carpenters and Joiners' TOOLS. Goods carefully Paoked, and For warded with Despatoh. CIiAKKiS BKOTHSKB, ARTIBT PHOTOGRAPHERS (opposite; union bank), Qbkbn-stkkkt, Auoklan,d, Photography In tho Latest and Host Fashionable Styles, Executed tnl . c. manner Unsurpassed in the Colonies. All Photographs taken by the INBTANTANIOUB PROOKBB, LABGB OOLI.ECTION NSW ZEALAND VTBWB Always on Hand _ yIOT OK 1 A HUU aX, H. A. COLSON, STATIONER AND BOOKSELLER. Viotokia-stukkt, Auoklsnd, Corner ot Hobaon-street. Dlarlw, Almanacs, Books, Birthday Cards, Sachets, &c In great variety. H. A. OOLBOM mHB NEW ZEALAND TIMHBit COMPANY (LIMITED) Beg to Inform their anmerooa Oustomen tha they bare pnrohased the Business hitherto con duotad by Messrs. Jbkkqt and Parker, and that, to aoeordauoo with thlfl arrangement, Mr. Jagger will be the Manager tor the Company In Auokland, who will reoelve and execute all °rdeM* O. A. HARRIS, Chairman. Ancklanrt, September, 1881. \,C7E bog to give notice to onr Customers V 7 that v»e have Incorporated our Business with tho Nc\v Zealand timber Co. (Limitodl. JAGGKK & PAHKItR. Auokland, Beptembor, 1831. mHB NEW ZEALAND TIMBER X COMPANY (LIMITED) » now prepared to supply Timber Ot any ength and o'Ba At the shortest notion. FRANK JAGGHB, Manaiteza Auoklsad, September 1881. Punic n o t i v , T, J. PHILIP, Bbbad & Bisocrr Bakes & Confeotioneii. WEDDING CAKKS MADE TO ORDER. NOTB THH ADDBKSB— ' KARANGAIIAPK KOAD, NEWTOH. FamlUoa waited on (or Orders. Our Pastry la a great speciality. T. J, PHIL IP, THE COVENTRY PIOTUBB PBAMB MANOTAOTOBY, MUSICAL INSTRUMENT AND FANCY BAZAAK, 79, Victouia-btrkrt, Auckland, . THOMAS K. OARTBR, { Proprietor. Plotnroa Mounted and Framed on the shortest notioe. A Choice Assortment of Birthday Cards, Oleographs, Chromos, .PrintSjlUumina tlons. and Fanoy Goods. Pianofortes Tuned and regulated from 6s. Teacher of Pianoforte, Har monium, and Cornet, Concertina, Melodlon, or Aocordion, taught by my new method, for 20s. Violin Strings and Fittings. , . m a i x a •«, o T a. & k. a JL MAKBLS AND FRKESTONKJMASONB Monnmont-a, Head-stones. Tombs, and Iron Tomb Railings. iwscnrPTiGNS exkoutkd in a auPßKioa sttuc Pkiozu and DBSIONS FRKK on Application. ADDSEBB !- COBNKB 0* Rutland and lornb Streets, auckland Near Junction of Qneen and Wakefleld streets INDIA AND CHINA COMPANY'S STANDARD PACKET TEAS. Packet mids and Half-pounds In Font Qualities. BMPKffi S D ffl&ic«, , - mPK^E^ TL USFxTURK. They ore distinguished by great strength, agreeable briHkncsa, and delicious flavour— resulting from a solentiflo admixture of the very finest Teas that the great Continent of Asia oan produce. The excellence of these Teas s apparent by the large and Increasing demand hat exists for theml n Victoria, and wherever they have been Introduced. Abbot ran Auckland i JOHN BUCHANAN, . Custom-honae street. IL, Uuli Ut'U, AJN D GLA IS 0 MERCHANTS. • y^ f PHILLIPPB & gON. 95 & 97, QUEMT-STBKKT, AUOKtiAND, N.Z., IMPORTERB OF ' PAPERHANGINGB, Panel Deooratlons, GLAtiS-PtUshed. SUvered, and Roach PtATB English and Continental Sheet, Photo graphic Glass Shades. WHITK LEAD, Colours, Oil, VARNIBHBB Brushes, Mixed Paints, Carson's Antloor. roslve and Patent SlUoate Faints. MOULDINGB-GUt, Stained, Veneered,for Picture Frame and Room Decorations, Fanoy Frames tor Cabinet and O.D.V. PiOTtrara of every description in great variety 80BAP3—Photos and Coloured. Albnmß for Photos, Scraps, &c, &0., So, Cnt-outor Overlay Mounts, all sizeß: Cabinet and C.D.V, Mounts; Artists" Reanisites. W P. & 8. havtog alwayß on hand the largest atook of the above goods in the North Island ot Jew Zealand, are able to exaoute either whole 3Se oVrotall orders on the most favourable, erms. Samples of Paperhangtora from open stock, or of original packages, sent on applioa ion. Now settlers In Auokland should ffispeot our stock of Paperhangingß and Hotees before ltting up their new homes; they will and some thin^ to aatt the means ot everyone. W, PHILLIPPS & SON, QUEEN-HTBKKri. ADOKLANS. K£t, aH 1 oAOTfI Kl4 a, WOOL MERCHANTS, TANNKBS AND LEATHSB MAJSUFACTUBKBS, IMPORTERS OF „■ Saddlers' and Bootmakers' Machinery, SnKliSh and Foreign Leather, Saddlery, | _ Baddlers* Ironmongery, Boot Uppers, GrJadeiT, Mill Baiting, Suction acd flollvery Hoso, &0.. fee. »¥arehouses i—Vulcan Lane and Uish street ■ Works'l—Panmurt. Auokland. / " donstUnenta" Orders Promptly and o Bieinlly • ■ Breoutedd



■Businesß Notices. mo THE LADIES OD1 AUCKLAND I am now prepared to receive Subscriptions to the " HOUSEHOLD GORST MAGAZINE, pub llshed In New York, containing Serial and Complete Tales, Musio, Fashions, Household Kecolpts, etc Subsclption, 15a per annum (17b if posted), PiYABLK IN ADVASCK, With »AOH Monthly Macnzino is given a Splendid oil Chromo. " springtime*" and "Devotion," given with January and February Magazine3|a.re now to hand, 'l his is, without doubt, tho best valno in maga zines evor rlfcrod in Auokland. As I have only a limited supply, early application is noces-1 UTh'o other 10 pictures aro now to hand. Those who have already subscribed can havo money roturnod if not BatlsUed with them. R. E. FINCH, BOOK9KLLKR QomCN-BTBEKT, -AUOBXAND. riUNNINGHAM. & CO.'S CEKTKAL Vj agency, shipping, commission, and gkneral FOnWAUDIKfI AGENTS. OffjriCK 1177, Qn ben-street, Ana kl and (Opposite T. & i=. Morrln's): and at ONKHONOA. Order Book at W. J. Burst & Co.'s, 101, Queen street, as usual. For tho greater oonvenlonoe of tho Pnblio, Booking Oftlces (with storage) are now open aa above, at whioh Goods are' reoeived and for warded with despatoh to all parts ot New Zealand and Australia. Carting done in Town and Suburbs at rea sonable rates. JOHN BOYLAN, C.E.J [BOUT. LUNDOH, O.K. BOYLAN AND LUNDON, CIVIL ENGINKKRS, Licensed Land Transfku Subvbyobb authorised native land sufivkyoks, engineering and quantity Btjevbyobß, COLONIAL BANK BUILDING. APOgIiAITO. TW" O T I C E. W. H. SKINNER, ARCHITECT, Has token ofllooo formerly oooupled by the City Counoll, and over Messrs. Upton and Co.'s, Queen-street, D&ViES AKD I KEN CHARD, LAND, HBTATB, AND GENERAL COMMISSION AGENTS, NATIONAL INSURANCE BUILDINGS, QUBBN-BTBBHT, AUCKLAND, VARIOUS PROPERTIES FOR SALB IK TOWH AND COUNTRY. HOUSES, PBOPKRTIES..AND STOCK BOUGHT OB SOLD ON COMMISSION. A UCKLAND TIMBER COMPANY J\. (LIMITED). GREAT BARGAINS IN BUILDING TIMBER, xr Making Room, to XMPORTANT TO EVERYBODY X MOST INTERESTING FACTS I That robekt tudehope, plumber, UPPKR QUKBN-STREKT, AUCKLAND. Can now supply CORRUGATED TANKS, Pobtabijc Hip, Plunge, and Showkb Baths, Also, POBTABLB FUBNAOKS AND COI'PBB WASHINO Boileus, at Cheapest Rates. Country Orders promptly attended to. All Branches of the Trade carried on in Town, or any part ot the Province. KOBERT TtTDEHOPB. Vj JPERIOK CORRUGATED TANKS, X J, L. KEAN (Latic AransiD SmaimV • Has lor Sale a number of the above, with Taps ready lor use, at reduoed rates, at bis Shop. KlUott-atreet. Large quantities of Spouting" Ridging, and Down Pipes always in stook. Verandah Iron ourved at the shortest notloe. Conntry orders will always reooive hla prompt attention. Lead washers always on hand. rrtO BUTCHKKS, SETTLERS X FARMItRS, AND OTHKRS, The undersigned we CAsn PuROHABKRfI ot ITID.K3, SHKKP3E INS, WOOL. TALTX3W. HKKSWAX, &c, &0., at Hlghmt Market Rates' In any quantity. Consignors dlreot wlu have prompt and Im mediate cash remittanoos returned at satlsfaO' tory rates. < IRELAND BROS., 't.XNNICK AND LKATIIKH MANOTAOTORMH, • rrcKl-Aiinj. r\LBOK TUMATO SAUCE. New Season- Quality Guaranteed. To ba obtained of all Grooen, ii i • 1/per Bottle, G. COZENS, Agent, 27, Queen-street KSTAIITJBHXD IBM, \/T B T, TKAFFOBD, SURGEON DKNTIBT WjUmriltD-STBBBTi VSAB QnEEJOr-BTHEISt Painless Iftrtraotion ot Teeth by the Oxide Nitrogen Gas. .Pmfewrton*lHotirs—» a.m. till 6"P.m. "i . as ax) js a son. HOUSK, SHIP. BIGN, AN3) GBNBRAZi DKQOKATIVK PAINTER, , NO. 8. tTYKDH AM-BTBKKT. AfiNUUS Bliy'l'HJKKS, SOAP AND CANDLK MANUFACTURERS, OOX'.'S CREEK, ;RI[CHMOND, ' OrrfCßt DOTtIiAM-B't'RKKT, AUCKLAND. Cash Purchasers of Tallow, Wool. Sheepsklna, »n^ Bonw. KorinuiKß in Morte. VTEW ZEALAND FERNS, 1 i Unmounted, or Tastefully Mounted in varlons ways. rROM IS t P TO 120 VAB ETIEB. Or Sale by ' 35 R I C CRAIG, PIIINOKS-STEISET. OULMANS JPHOXO itOOMS, S~ .iBOKrXAND-BTBIOST. Tourists ant Visitors are Invited to Inspect Pnlman's Views ot the Hot Lakes, Auckland and Bush Scenery, tea. The greatest variety ot Original Portraits of Maori Celebrities in New Zealand. PHOTOQRAPHY IN ALL ITS BRANCHES. ~A IM If U R U' 8 FRUIT AND PROVISION STORK. Pork Pies _mamt— Beer Ripe Peaohes from Is per dot. BANANAS! BANANAS! 3d per lb by the bunch. COOKING PEACHES, 6d. pub DOZEN. VioroßiA-gTBBBT (corner ot Albert-street). mAY LOB'S PATENT SEWIW G .1 MACHINES Abb Simple to Learn, Quiet in Action. Not liable to get out of order. Possess largo and easily threaded Shuttles. No Difficulty in getting Needles and Extras TAYLOR'S PATENT SEWING MACHINES SHOULD BB INBPBOTED by all dBBIrOUS Ot prO ooring a Thoroughly Good Machine. AlßO.to be had at Low Prioes, TWISTED LOOP-BTITCHMAOHINBB Of Best Construction, tr ABBOT) T, PEACOCK, Optioiah, Spectacles, Telescopes, Miorosoopos, Barometers, Eleotrio Bella, &c Instruments and Maohlnes Repaired, SHORTLAND - STREET, (Opposite the Poat-ogoet. ■ nOAII COAL! CO Ali WHAU WHAU COAL MINES, WHANGAREI. OFFICE I '. ■N 0..8," LOWER QOKEN-STRKET, W, SLO A NF, AOKNT,



Medical. MORE LOCAL EV-IDENCE OF 188 CURATIVE PROPERTIES OF PROFESSOR f^USSCOTT'S J ■ \Jt II HUH At, TnKATMKNT. MAY NOW BE CONSULTED AT HIS AD DRESS, BHOBTLAND-BTBEE.T. To Professor Gussoott, Shortland-street, Auck land. Sir,-1 hereby certify that for over two years I was troubled with a violent cough, with a frequent spitting of blood and great palpita tion. I would not attempt to walk up a hill.noiyet to lio down in my bed daring that time, I was unable to ao any work, after spendin; a great deal of money on dostors and chemists, as well as being an out-door patient of the hospital, I lost all hopes of reoovery, but seeing so many ' cures you had effected in the " Herald," I was advised to come to Auokland and give your herbal remedies a fair trial, and I am happy to Buy in six weeks I could return to the Thames a strong, healthy man, free from oough or palpita tion, thank God and you also. I shall be able to reoommend your herbal treatment, for I oan speak for myßulf. also from scores I have seen In your place at different times, aud every one Bpeaklng in the highest terms of your ti'elament. -Bolieve Mflto bo, yours ever grateful, Frank Bouthorbr, Thames, January 3rd. 1882. To Professor Gu3SCOtt, Shortland-street: Sir, -iKor the last three jiuira I have been with that dreadf al ooniplalnc oailed dyspopsla, or indiges tion. It did not matter whnt 1 ate. in an hour or so after mv stnnmah would beam to swell, that I should have to unfasten my clothes. The I food used to turn bout on my stomach. Then I ' would commence belching wind and gas. Dirty sour froth would heave from my chest, I had to be very particular in what 1 should eat. Fat meat, oahbugo, or potatoes, or cheese—thoy aoted on mo like so much balm, in fact I did not know what to eat, for nothing would agree with mo. But hearing of your Herbal Tonic, I was induced to try a bottle, and when 1 had ono I wanted more, for u>y health was more to mo I than money. I found more relief from your ' Tonic and Composition Powder than all the medicine I have ever taken. You have of fectod a perfect cure of me. I can oat now any thing as well as the rest of my family, and enloy it.-Believe mo to be, yours evor truly, Mrs Kllzabeth Swan, Parnell, January 11,1882, To Professsor Gucscott: Dear Bir.—My cara was so remarkable and my cure so effectual,that I fuel it my duty to give you a testimonial as my evidence. I have been suffering with rheuma tism for the last seven years, and a groat part of that time I have not been ablo to drees or un drcßs myself. For five years I was unable to walk without crutches. I was tired of ray lifo, because I was a burden to myself and family, but hearing and Feeing tho wonderful cures you had effected in different ohronlocomplaints,an a graat number which I knew, whioh are not published, but I think it My duty to you and to the publlo, that a man ot your skill in curing uuoh ohrpnlo oomvlnlnts as mine should be a household word. 1 was like a man drowning. I was glad to grab al, anything, but lam happy to say that, through your herbal treatment, I am hearty and well, and oan go without orutohes as well as ever.—Believe mo to be, yours ever grateful, J. O. Dean, Ponsonby, January 19.1882. To Professor Gunoott, Shortland-street. Sir, —I am happy to Inform you of the perfeot euro I hay» reoeived through your medicinal treat ment. I came to you on the 27th of September last. At that tlmo my leg was pronounoed In curable ; but when I came to yon you told mo that you would conrlnoo me In a fortnight, and I am happy te say you have fulfilled your promise, although I was rather doubtful: but I was told by a friend of mlno that, if I said 10, you would not treat me. My friend's name is Mrs Walker, who know you in Ohristohorch, Sho was also a patlont of yours whioh you cured of the dropsy. lam happy to say that I have dispensed with! my crutohes, and able to attend to my domestic duties, I glvo you this for the benefit of others who are Buteilog as I have boon for years.—Yours, ever thankful, Mrs Kliy Joyce, Newton-road. Deoemberl. To Professor Gusscott/Shortland-etreet Dear Sir,—lt is with great pleasure that I add to the number of your valuable testimonials for the miraculous cure your medicine has performed on me. I have been troubled with, what some medioal men oall Indigestion, others dyspepsia, but when I oame to you on the 10th of Sept, you told me that I had liver complaint: you explained to mo my symptoms about the palpita tion of tho hoatt, tm wind on tne stomach, cold hand? and foet, the sourness of the wind and gas I used to beloh, cold obilla running down my baok, and, in fast, you deeorlbed my feelings bo minutely, that I was quite satisfied that you understood my complaint, and I am happy to say that through joji •■ herbal treatment you have effyotod a psrieoCoure.—Yours over grate ful, Mrs M. Little, liaison-street, Auokland. To Professor Gussoott, Shortland-street. Sir,— I havo been troubled with neuralgia in both my head and face, and boon deprived from many nights' sleep, and when I sat down to my food many i times I have bad to got up from tho table and walkabout without ever tasting food. As I told you; when I applied to you, that I had tried all tho chemists In town, and I only got temporary relief. When you told me you would cure me in a minute I waß very doubt ful, but am happy te say yon did so. I should rocomraond any lady suffering from the same to give you a trial, as you told me, if no oure, no pay.—Believe me to ba, yours ovar thankful, Rachel Cousens, Viotoria-street, November 24, To Professor Guesoott, Bhortland-stroet. It is with great pleasure that I acknow ledge a perfect oure \ have received through your herbal treatment; I havo been troubled with Bourvy for three years and nine months, which I explained when I called on you. I told you I could form no other cause unless it was throagli slneplDg in a bed where some one had been sleoplng who had tho sourvey. I have alwayß been very particular when staying at the hotels to examine the linen before going to bed. I have met many men on my route who ha ye got the same complaint through sleeping In dirty beds the same as I did. I also told you when I applied that I had taken a great quantity of medicine until my hair began to fall off; but I happened to see your advertisement stating that your treatment was solely herbs. I have known wonderful cures effeoted through tho herbal treatment when minerals have failed!! and being a believer in horbn, I was very happy to place mysolt under your treatment as Boon as you oamo to Auoklan d, and I am glad to Bay you have effected a cure on me and mado me a olean, strong, healtliy man.—Beliovo mo to Ibe, yours ever thankful, Alfred Hopkins, New North Road, December sth. To Professor Gusscott. Dear Sir—lt is with great pleasure I have In recommending your Tonic I have bean suffering with wind, and spa»mß on the Btomaoh for several years, and I could not get any relief. Everything I ate turned to wind. I could not eat, I could not .sleep (I often had to get. out of bed and walk about for hours. I was advised to take cod liver and quinine and iron, &c, and all to no good. I had to give up my employment for weeks at a stretoh, but 1 was advised by a friend of mine, who was working at the Union Sash and Door Company, to apply to you, and that you would convince me in a week. I was rather doubtful of this, after trying so many different medicines, both from the Hospital and chemists, and other patent medlolnes. I thought it was lmnoßßible for me to get cured bo quick and so perfectly aa you have done. lam happy to say in two months' time yon have mado me a new man. I can eat well, and also enfoy a good ntßht's reet, with many thanks to yon, and I hope your days will be long in Auckland, for the good ot the community at large.—Yours respectfully. Klchard Lawson, Poußonby, Feb ruary 2nd, 1882. To Professor Guasoott, Shortland-street: Sir- As yon ore aware that I explained to you, when I applied to you, that I have been troubled with bleeding piles for tbe last five or six years, as I told you 1 have tried medical men, ohemists.and old women's cures, but never had a perfeot cure until I applied to you, about-six weeka ago. They used to oome down and bleed for an hoar at a time so that I should have to ohange my clotheß, but when you told me you would make me worse before I should be better. I could not reokon you up. I thought I shonld have to give up business altogether, if I should be worse, but in four days you convinced me that I conld give you this testimonial with confidence, thit in five weeks you have effected a perfeot oara on mo. I shall ever baa believer in herbs after tho wonderful oure you have performed on me.— Yours, ever grateful, Honry Marah, Albert- Street, October 11. To Professor Guascott, Shortland street :]Dear Sir,—lam happy to inform you that through your herbal treatment I oan safely say that I have reoeived more benefit through your herbal treatment than all the mediolne that I have ever taken. I havo been troubled with asthma for the last five years. I was obliged to give up my business and come to Auckland for medioal treatment, and seeing $ our 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 soon as you saw him—you did so to me so correctly, and that is more than any medical man ever told me before, and it gave me confidence to place myself under your treatment. lam well known in Cambridge. I nhall return home on Wednesday, and you may rely you will have many applications from that district.—Youra, truly, John Hargraves, Queon street, Anokland, Professor Gusscott would impress on those who may do him the honour to consult Mm that the utmost secreoy can be relied upon ; more over, from long experience, and a careful study of the human system, he can decide almost at a glance the diagnosis of the case, thereby reliev ing tbe patient of a great deal of nervoo noes and hesitation. Professor Gussoott invites the confidence of either sex Buffering from functional derange^ ment. Bpennatorrhoaa, exhausting dreams, &c. Professor Gusscott has made nervous debility and loss ot power his special study, from what ever cause arising. He would earnestly impress upon those who do suffer to seek Immediate advice and counsel, if they desire " an old age, serene and bright." Let no false delicaoy deter suffering victims from removing the cause of this blight to manhood. The strictest confidence may be relied upon. CONSULTATION QRATI3. Can b9 consulted oy iener. Public Inspection invited tolthe large assort, ment of BRITISH and AMERICAN j HERBS. Note the Address— • Professor Gtusscott, Next Door to' Messrs Winks and Halls • Establishment, BHOETLAND-STKKET, AUCKLAND,' Hoursli FwmSa,in,toßp,m,



For Bale. FOX SALE, Homestead Blocks Land, 5 rnilea from town, at £8 to £12 per aore, in 10 to 30-aore lots. Deposit of £10 taken i Money advanced for materials to build, fence, and orop. This proporty is rapidly improving in value. Work may bo had on the land for a few good fencers and farm labourers; also for a carpenter—Apply J, O. Cairns, Mangero, by Onohiinga. » g-O BE SuLD OK LET, a pretty Villa J Residence, Shelly Beach Road, Ponsonby, containing 11 rooms, bathroom, wafhhouse, coachhouse, and stable, gas laid on to house, with gas stove aud every necessary conveni ence, i he house Is plcaeantlr situated, splendid sea view. The garden ie tastefully laid out as pleasure and kitchen garden. About one aore well planted with choice frnit trees.—Apply D, B. Orchard, 18, Inouranco Buildings. • CIM'TaGeOoR SALE-Newly-built Cottages in Freeman's Bay: freehold, I well finished and fenced, water laid on; suit- I able for working men; t<i be sold cheap.—Apply t to H. Ashton fe Son, N.Z. Insurance Buildings. jLf U It H Ah X A choice lot ot Dairy Cows, springing for second and third oalves, dlreot from the breeders; also, a few good Working Oxen, METCALFE & HILL. f 29. N.Z. Insurance Buildings, I7IOR SALE, Two first-class Large Iron ■ *"Tanks, with tops complete (cheap).— Apply to Pnblisher. Stab Offlce. ' 3j^CK SALB, at a moderate price, a M thorough good substantial Buggy; fit for a family.built by Cousin and|Atkin,and|or!glnally oost about «70.-Apply to Mr Jldward Lewis, ] Castom-honee-Btreet. TjIOk"SaLE, Now Boat, suitable for JL: pleasure or carry ing purpose*: measures sort by sft lOln boam, and 2(t 6in depth; sup plied with ash oars, new sails, and fitted with brasawork. Strongly built, and will curry throe tons.—Apply by letter to F.R.A.. Btab Office. SPLENDID OPPOKToNITY KOR INVESTING IN A FIRST-CLASS j HOTKL PROPERTY AT OAMBRIDGE, I FOR SALS, The LEASK of the NATIONAL HOTEL, Cam bridgo, together with the Furniture and every thing appertaining to the Property. Immediate possession oan be given, 'I hla Hotel is probably doing the Largest Business in the walkato, and is replete with Every Convenience, For [further particulars, apply to Mr Audus Rayncs, the present proprietor, or to EDWARD LEWIS, Cnstom-house-Btreot. Auokland. TpOR POSITIVE SALE. That compact little Island, known as Wood's Island, abonti half-way between here and tbe head of the Waitemata. containing 100 Acres, with Cottage, good Orohard, and several im provements, plenty ot fresh water all the year round, and a good wharf for the oonvenienoe of steamers, &c—Apply to JOHN BOPPET. House and Land Agent, No. 8. Queen-street {"jTiOR IMMEDIATE SALE, in centre of 1 city, two Houses, four and five rooms each, with allottment, 66 z 143, and sufficient frontage to build four shops remainlcgi Prioe, mo.—Apply to H, Parttngton, Stiohbury's Buildings. Quoen-Btroct RIJUKY NOOKJ NEW NORTH ROAD.—Houses and Allotments.—As the Sale Is proceeding rapidly, and a considerable number ot Allotments have already been dis posed of, early application should be made at my offloe, where plans oan be seen and parttcu lars obtained.—F. G. Hwinoton. OK SALE, tbe hve-ton yacht M'Liss, With all tails (new), anchor and chain, gear and dingy, complete.—Apply to Mr llanl taln. at Jaotson and Knaaell'a, Fort-Btreet. IjlOR SALE, a First-class Contectlonery V Business doing a wholesale and retail cash trade, situated in Queen-street, with Ma chinery and all other appliances for earning on the same. Only principals dealt with.— Apply at the Star offloe. UIIRBT-CLaSH BUSINESS OPENING. We have a capital COUNTRY BUSINESS placed In our bands for disposal, either by sale of freehold or on lease at a very moderate rent, if In tho latter case £260 capital would be ample. The premises are situate in the centre of a pros perous township, and are with every conven ience. In addition to a General Btorekeeplng Bast ness, now averaging £70 per week, there is a Bakery and BUitable promises for a Butcher's Shop, which can be sub-let or oarrlod on in con nection with the Storo. In the hands of a steady and energetioman, with business capabilities, this in a rare ohanoo for a start. Satisfactory roaaonu given for its disposal by present owner. Further particulars on application, L. D. NATHAN fe CO. Ri"OK SALE, really cheap, a .Compact 9? Farm of 150 aores; about 50 acres in gran, part under crop, part good bush and fern; a six-roomed House, stable, Cow-shed, &c; 2J miles from railway station, and only 13 mll&s from town by good road, FOR SALE,.a nice little Dairy Farm of 73 acros, all fenced and divided into paddocks, with good Honse, Stable, Sheds, and every con venience, and deep-water frontage, 10 miles from town. Apply to John Sonet, House, Land, and General Commission Agent, No. 8, Queen-street (upstairs Jp O R SAL E, STATIONERY AND FANCY GOODS . BUSINESS. The undersigned otter for sale the stock-in trade in the estate of James Stuart, Cam bridge, Walkato. consisting ol Books, Stationery. Music, Fanoy Goods, &c; also the goodwill and lease of premises, situated in the best post, tion in Cambridge. Immediate possession can be given. Stock sheets and full particulars of N. G. LENNOX) T--,:™ ARTHUR H. NATHAN ( ITnslfleß< UEEDI SEED! SEJSD'I FOR SALE, the following New Seeds, ez Roman Empire.:— Rod Clover White Clover Cowgrass - Aleyke Rape Lucerne Turnip Mangel Linseed Homp Canary &o,,&o. The above will be disposed of at Lowest Current Prioeß. POTTER AND CO., Dorham-fltreet jp O R S A h E, AT Lowest Maeket Rates s Rosin, Pltoh, and Tar Kerosene, Paint,and Olive Oils Champion's, Scott's, and Storer's Genuine White Lead, in wood MuntE Metal and Nails Large Stock of Canvas, various brands . Wire Rope, from 4J inoh to Jlnoh Bolt Rope, Hemp, arid Manilla Rope, all sizes Patent Windlass (wood), Frills, and Palls Anohors, from 16 owt to 10 lbs Ohainß, from i inch to J inoh, D. H. MOKENZIE, FORT-STRSET. Maroh 18, 1882. i) \r,o W UNPACKING, -*-' Ex 'Obowhthobph,' One of the Largeßt Bhipmenta ot LONDON ~\M ADE TJIURNITURK ONDON"M.ADE JC URNITURE" Kver offered in this Market, of flrst-olass make. similar to last Shipment, whioh was acknow ledged to be superior to any previously im ported. This Shipment comprises :— Drawing-room Suites, Dining Suites in Oak and Mahogany, Dining and Occasional Tables, Ootagon Tables, Duchess Tables. Card Tables, Whatnots. Oommoden, Book Shelves, Ladioß' Work Tableß, Oheffoniers, Toilet Glasses, Mirrors, Musio Stools. Folding Chairs, Cabinets, Writing Tables &c, &&, fep. Will be open for inspsotlon in a few days and for positive sale early next week, B. TO NX S & CO, Auctioneers. O is a v X H I S. M. R. MoINTYRE, Broad and Biscuit Baker, Karangahape Road Begs to Inform the pubUo that his Biscuits, Gingerbreads, and all kinds of Confectionery are unsurpassed for quality, and thoroughly wholesome. Families waited on for Orders, Wkdbikh Cakbb. Sootch Oaten Cakes made Dally. Concerts, Soirees, Balls, provided with re*. froshmenta on the shortest notloe, and at lowest rates, OUBLIC NOTJCB TO MY NUMEROUS CUSTOMERS AND FRIEND& On and after 10th March, my Establishment will be CLOSED at 8 o'clock s,m, Saturdays, 9 p. m. J, WILLIAMS, TAILOR, &0., VIOTOBIA-BTBBKT WBST. itroTICB OF REMOVAL. GEORGE KENT. Beker, Newmarket,1 'in thanking his customers and the general pnblio for their patronaire duringthe last 11 years, begs to inform them that he has now REMOVED to Eyber Pasa Road, opposite Mr Kiohards'B, Butcher,, where he hopou to receive a continu ance of their support. . ■ . ■ v . . : Wedding, Christen! n «, and Birthday Cakes made to order on the shortest notice. Famine* waited on for orders daily, G, KENT, Baker, Eyber Pass Road (opposite .;•.;•- Mr Rlchards's. Botcher. •



i Public JNouces. "Easter Card si a EABTER CARDS I v ft . .■ • —— y THE UOTtEKRIQNED HAS JOSTJ OPiNED, a Ex Orient Steamer, I 1 A CHOICE ASSORTMENT I , ov fEAS TE R CARDS, BIRTHDAY CARDS, t &c, &c &0., ' ALL OF WHICH HE IS NOW OVFEBING AT THK LOWEST BATES, p . —^ ' gDWARD -yjyAYTE, IMPORTER OF BOOKS & STATIONERY, [ 100, tIUEEN-BTREBT, ADCKUHD. « ; jt/TESSRS. K. MITCHELSON & CO,, I : _. ; ■■' ■, ,''. KAURI .GUM . .", +; ~ AND GRAIN MERCHANTS, ■ Having INCREASED their PREMISES at 1 No. 19, QOKBN-STBKKT Wharf, Are prepared to 1 STORK GOODS AT LOW RATES. (TIKIOKETI fIKIOKKI \J \J '< LAWN TENNIS t LAWN TENNIS 1 The nnOoralßnod have Jost reoeived (rom England, per Rotomahana, ' Cricket bats, Balls, Stumps, Leo Guards, Gatjntlbts, Nm Cricket Rules, Ckicketers' Guides, Scorino Books, Tennis Nets, Folks, kacksts, Balls, Tennis Runes, E, PORTER & CO,, QUEKN AND HIGH-HTRKKXB, ' AnOKLAWD. mo thk c v b h I c. MILKI MILK Pore New Milk, at M per quart, deUvered twioe dally. Devonshire Cream, Fresh Butter, and Cream Cheese. Devonshire Dairy, Katanga iapeßoad; London Dairy, toot of Greyatreet. Hotels, Restaurants, and other large consumers at Bpeolal Prices. The Proprietors solicit a trial. mo the pub li d Da Pooche'b Ceijebeatkd Fsbitoh Beh, liant and Household Vbxksv. This mixture will give a bright polish In a • few minutes to all kinds of Furniture. It oan also be nsed on paintwork. It will destroy all Ineoota in wood and preserve It from decay. Price,l/6 Wamkb Havke, Wholesale Agent. Kybar Pass. QAM UEL Y. COLLINS, HOUSE, LAND, ESTATE, ft FINANCIAL AGENT, HIGH-STREET, AUCKLAND. LOANS AND MORTGAGES NKGOTIATED. Foi Bale, on terms to suit purchasers, Houesa and Aixotmb NTS ot various sizes, In Beresford street, Hepburn - street, Wellington- street, Wolfe-street, East-street, Gratton Road; Bymonds-street. >i . :. i Allotments Bought and Money Advanced for Building; may be repaid by weoltly or monthly Instalments, Shares Bought and Bold. rpHAMEB CARRIAGE AND DRAY A FACTORY. JAMES MACKIE, PEOFBIBTOB, VIOrOBrA-STEEKT EAST, Auckland. , i/; •> ~ .'-"^ j Repilrs ot every description in Wood and Iron neatly executed on the shortest noUpe. SprIURS made and repatrcii. Always on hand, a large quantity of Lamps, aim Ironhark Shafts and Spokes, Red Gum Fellees, and Hobart Town Hardwood. ! N.8.-Oonntry orders pnnotnall attended to. NOTICE OF REMOVAL. Mils. MUHPHY (relict of the late Captain Thomas Murphy) bOKB to inform her nmnerotu customers and the pnblio generally that she haa Removed from Napier street to more Central and Larger Premises In HOBSON-STKKBT (next tfoor to Munro and Hilligan), where she hopes by prompt attention to orders, combined with moderate oharges, to seoure a continuanoo of their Datronage and support. ' '■ N.8.-I)rw8 and Mantlemaking, also Millin ery in all its branobea. Country and Moaning orders promptly attended to. ' Wfi. SKIN NX R & SO N, # BUILDERS, OARPENTBRS, and JOINERS. Voloan Lank, AU Branchee ot the Building Trade executed by Experienced Workmen. ! Shop Fronts, Office Fittings. &o. El RXT I T SE A SON. • Important to Storekeepers and Parties Pre serving. — Kiiward Lewis, ot Cnstom-hoose street, has Junt opened a Large and Varied Aft- Bortment at Jam Jan and Jelly Cans for Pre serving purposes; also, Five Crates Stoneware Jars suitable tor' Butter Crooks and Bread parn. to. TjtSBINCE OF LEMON. TO CHEMIBfS & DRUGGISTS, CORDIAL MAKERS AND OTHERS. New Season's Kssenoe ot Lemon just landed, First Quality, wioe, by the Winchester Quart, 16a per pound: by the single pound, 17s. KBMPTHORNE, PROSPER & CO.'B NBW ZEALAND DRUG COMPANY (LIMITED). "Kf OTIC js Of REMO VA L. E. H. PERCY, BAKER AND CONFECTIONER. Begs to Inform his onstomers and < friends; and the publlo generally,-that he is removing from his present residence, situate in Pitt-Btreet, to those premises recently occupied by Mr Heath, formerly of Wakofleld-Etreet. ' ;Mr Peroy. In returning thanks for the liberal support recently aooorded, respeotf ally solicits a continuance ot past favours. npuE FRENCH BAKERY. W, J. EVANS (Lathi Minrtti). i ''-,' Hobson-Btreet. ; BREAD AND BIBCUIT BAKER: AND,; OONFBOTIONKR. Wedding Cakes made to order. i MY PASTRY IS A SPKOIAUTY. ■: AtrialgttUolted. T> ÜBL 1 C NO T I 08. it! B. W."rOBINSON, BAKBS AND OONFMnONBR, . .__ Begs to snnounoe that he hw recently taken over Se™lndßor Store. Lannort Buildingij. Plttßtreet, tormerly-iwpried on^brMr A. T. Carter, and trusts, by civility and attention, to merit a share of patronaite from tho families ot to BurronndinK district. Wedding and Christen- Ing Cakes made to order. ■ • H ° T J± , A X B ' in order to avoid mistakes and aooldents, I have made arrangements with. , . ! ' ' MR ROBERTSON, the Proprietor of the Royal Mali Coaches, To Run Passengers through, to take House, from TAURANgT to OBJNEMUTO. WAT ROA, and TAUPO. '<> Tourists oan obtain Buggies at all times at Tauranga and Ohlnemntn,, and oan depend upon good Coaches, Boggles, Honeß, and sober and oivll drivers, at Lowest Rates.' ' ' ; ROBERT GRAHAM. L&ke House; Ohinemntu, -.'. February 14.1882. / "OOTOMAHANA HOT LAKES. A LJMITKDINUMBER OF FIRST-CLASS ' THROUGH TICKETS . ' WIU be issued for : ■'» ' :i THE HOT. \ L AXES, !; • Tourists will hava tho advantage of staying at LAKE HOUSE.' Ohlnemutu; *hJoli Wll» i found the mot comfortable Hotel in the Lake District. ,:';.,'';::- ;./;.;'' ■''.."/.:;■:■.;' NO other Hokefo but those ißrted. by we awfl i able tor Lake House; .■■■ '-<'■!„ t~ ' , • :...... « lt R. GHAHAM, JWJ:; National Insuraioe BnJWlngs, Aiwkiand.JlaK!hiftlß&. .~\\* '



Tenaere. m O B U I L D E R S. Tenders will be reoelved'up to noon on TUKSDAY, the Itb April, for the Erection of a Brick Building in Little Queen-street, for Messrs Tonka and Co. . . < , Plans at our offloes, Queen-street. KDW. MAHONEY & SON. Architects. mENDERS IfOR PLOUGHING. Mr Hammond will receive Tenders until the 3 th April for Clearing, Ploughing, and Stumping about Might Aores at Northoote, opposite Mrs Tlzard's. Particulars on application, or at Post-office, Northoote. Tfl PS O M DI ,8 TEI.OT, Tenders wIU be received up to noon on FRI DAY, 7th April, for Forming and Gravelling Gluscow Boade. Plans- and speolflcations to be seen, and Tenders lodged, at our Office, Colonial Bank. BOYJJIN & LUNDON. Knglneerß. . m O BAILMAKERS, Tsnders required for Sails for Barque Aloestls. Forpaxt.ouu.rs.applyto BTJNK BRQB| rp O, ~ B IJ I L D E R S. Tendon will be received until noon of WHDNKSDAY, April 6th, 1811 for Alteraliouß and Additions to Villa Residence, Hobson's Bay. ■ ■ Plans and specifications at my offloe, C mada Baildlngs. . . - I rO, W. H-BKINNBR,, \ ' Arohiteot. IT\O CARPENTERS AND FENCERS. Tenders received until i p,m. on WEDNES DAY, Sth April, for the Erection of a Wash house and about 10 Chains ot Fencing. Specifications, etc» at my offloe. T. R.TUBNBUIjL, Arohiteot. ; 8, Hcftmia'B Buildings, Queen-street. m O B TJ I L D E R 8. Tenders tor Alterations and Additions to a Warehouse in High-street will ho reoelved until noon ot TUESDAY, April lltb. K. ifxAliS JE BON, Arohlteote. mo OONTRA CTO RB. EXTENSION OF TIME. Tenders will be reoelved until noon of MON DAY, April 10th, for the Erection ot Premises In Hobson and Oook-streets. ParUoulars at my ofttoe, Queen-street, THOMAS H.WHIIB. ~., ~,. j, ... :,-•, .. Arohiteot m ob v I L d c r s. Tenders will bo reoelved until noon of April Sth for the Erection of a Villa Residence, Mount Albert. B, KBAia & SON, Architects. rii ob v 1 L v » k », Tenders will be received until noon ot TUES DAY, the ith of April,- for too Erection of a Residence on the "View Head, Mount Eden. Plans, to,, at Noe. 8 and 8, South British Uisnranoe Chambers. ■ ■ '■ ■ '- EDMUND BELL, Arohiteot. m O B U I L>,D E -E >_B.> Tenders Will be reou Ive d up to noon on MON DAY, the 3rd April, for the Erection of a Vll:a ResidenoeiatMangare. Plans, ftov, at our offloes, Queen-etreet EDW. MAHONBY & SON, . Arohlteots. rpKNDERS will be recived till Tuesday JL next for Trenohtag Orchard Ground (three spits dcapjat Blleralle.-Apply to B. Bartley, Archlteot. rriENDBHS wanted till Saturday, Ist JL proximo, at i p.m., for Removing (about 160 feet) a Small Cottage, and reflxlng on partrl blocks.—Apply to R. Laing, Pioton-atreet. ' :.- :y.\"- ;;.^-'BPdftiag."v . ; :.:;;''.^ ,■ '-~:":: *\T ILL CLOSE sth APRIL, 1882, CHRISTGHUROH RACES. 6 > OooSfiM§g|ll"^lo'' 11816,000 AUTUMN HANBIOAP— KASTBB HANDIOIP— ; . 83 Performers. ' S3 Performers. ' First - - £SOO First .. .. C 350 Second .. _ 250 Beoond _ _ IN) Third .. Z 150 Third Z - 100 Othera (Divided? iOO Others (Divided) 400 «I.SOO tm FtiTHRB lIANDIOAP -27 Performers. 10 B/tiSB, First _ «300 First - _ CSO Seoond _ .. 100 Beoond _ £30 Third _ _ 8P Third - _ m Others (Divided) 250 Other 7 _ £10 Each '' -.. em ' ■' EACH TICKET HAS FOUR CHANCES. *»Bt Lsaprsß Only, with two stamns ob olosed, for replies. P.. O. Obdsbs or Bask . Notes preferred. Casques (with Is exchange added) can be forwarded, but "Bearer"' must not be, erased. Risibtbrid Lsttebb toiU not be Aooepted, or Temoiumb replied, to., To avoid aendins-Coin, Stamps will bo OMepted tor one Ticket-Please Address— ,1; . , ; :, |f:AI)A-^.MAHTUA,"..'/: i ;w, Care of Mb Abbaham, Box 351, P. 0.. Bunedln, uorDoratlon Notices. ' -■ -tfitSrMrfrVTY |J I T ,% OIAU 6K L Ail Di - ELECTION OF COUNCIIiLOB. BXTBA.OBDINARY VACANCY. . .SOOTH:WARD. " j Pursuant io provisions of **The Manidpal Corporations," and "Begulationof Looal Sleo tions Aota, 1878." and Amendments, thereof, I hereby give notioe thai an Kieotlon will be held on WEDNESDAY, April 19, for a Duly QoaU fled Person as Councillor for the above ward, vice W. J. Offer, Esq., resigned. , Candidates will be required to be Nominated on or before noon of WEDNESDAY, April 6, " Nomination Fnpera can be prooured on ap^ plication at the Offloe ot the Town Clerk. CHARLBS IRVIN ELLBR, , Betornlng Officer for the City of Auckland. ii iTown Clerit's Offloe, March M fifo. ! Mdnaataonai. DANCING, —A Junior Class wilt be Opened on WEDNESDAY, April 6th, from i to 0, at Mrs Pettitt's, Melbourne Cottage, Karangahapeßoadt , ■ : |i/ATERLOO QUADRANT EBTAB- I YT LIBHMENT FOB YOUNG LADIES. Seoond Quarter commences April IJ. , Miss Donovan will-open a Dancing Class for : Adnlts on Tuesday Evening, April 11, and one for Children on Wednesday, April IS, at 3.30 o'clock. For terms apply to Mrs' Norman Waterloo Quadrant. • . ■' TjlfbOM HOUSE SKMINARY. Easter Term commences April 17. Miss Donovan will open a Dancing Class In the large new schoolroom, for Adults alone, on FRIDAY BVBNINO, April 21st. For terms, apply to Mrs Btoddard. , .. T\ A M V I « G. Miss Donovan . ■ ; Will resume her DANCING CLASS, at the Masohio Haix, Karangahape Road, Newton, on MONDAY, 3rd April. Ladles and Gentlemen wishing to become members will receive full particulars on appli cation to . MISS DONOVAN, : . Hanalop Honse, Vinoenfrßaetit. jt/j K. f. b :w6ou ji &m, Teachkb of tub iPianovoßi k and Hakmonium. Adfirees-Crre of Auckland Mnslo War*. house. ' '._'." " rnHK vKI OF OlJifilNft . ;^t-t;O>-— ■■..-•■ <■ (>; ;' , : aoabbit JBmSk u>sDon- I' • ; havins^tadied "Ten Terms, to. this j •'< \ With whom he was plaoed,duly quail- • ■. ! flodtoteachSiiu<»n«.-(Blgned)«.A. ; ! UkOtASaas, MufcDoo. Cambridge.— ■'■■ ' 1579. ..; '■ • ' .■ " ': jor% . s&^i —ST* " I . '-: . tin refejftnee to above, Mr Ooooh is prepared to receive names Ot Private Pupils for tiinglng and Voice Production at his private rosldence, AlbsrtPark, ' ~■■ :, '..' --: ,



AnraaementSi A L B E X T HAL h, A. DARBY-BTREET. „ LoMso.MrP. Boran. Stage Manager. Me IMMBNBK SUCOKSd I CROWDED HOUSE ( , TO-NIGHT I TONIGHT I Mr, P. Uoran has very trraoh pleasure In an nouncing that he has snooeededin seourtng Ml entirely new and original organisation ypt NKGKO MIKSTHKLS, who will have tho honour of appearing for a short season In their . recherche Dkawino Room iwtkhtainm«nt. The First Pro -ramme (which will be ohaueft, ntghtli) will include—New Quartettes, Ballads, &0., by Messrs Marshall, Campbell, Robson. and Walters. Kud Men, Meesra Moaneny ana I Mettam. lntoriocntor, Mr J. Marshall. Mublc*l Directress. Madame Aodree. >J [ ' ■ Favnnrito Farces, Skstohog, Localisms, Stump Speeches, Bnrleeqnes, eta, by Full Company and a Host ot .Auxiliaries, . " ■ vi! , ■■ ! Million PnicEa-Orcheitra Chairs,2a; Baok j Beats, Is. Doora open at 7.50; commonoe at 8. .. li^ffift will celebrate their - laird ffit&Eitm] Anniversary, at LORNK IMB KtKI ' BSBMBij&UiC. on ■„„ jJAffr^lfia' Tuesday, apkiij *, issz. T BA, ENTERTAINMENT.: AND DASOINfi. Tea on the Table at 6.80 p.m.: Dancing, t0. ., commence at 8 o'clock. ; : , . Tiokktb, 2/0 Kaoh. ■■ ■■..:■:■ '--A UCKLAND yHItHABMOHioAO J\_ ■_ ■' sociaiY. r ■ ,'. '. ■■•' i; : ") ■■" The above Society will hold U«; POU R T H CONO XX T - (By Bequest), In ' ' St. jambs** Ham, Weluhtotonsi'Blikt, i On GOOD FKIOAY BVENIN&. Programme In f attire Ibbtk*. j Tlokets, 2a and li. Conductor ..Prof. F, O.Callllau. \ .:'■... O. M. BOBTHWIOK, i : .-, ' .■; . vßeOTßtwr.•:■"!« y L" 0 R N E-S T R E E T H Aili, BABTEB MONDAY NIGHT, .APRIL 10th, IBS 2. DEAN'sISINBTRKLB, ' ' in one of their rofinoa Ethiopian Carnivals, to, be followed by a. Bull. Their fourth ArnivJarpft')'. Grand Holiday I'iOgraiunirv. . ' f, ---j. Front Seats snd Ball, 3s ; 2.(tt Beats, »; Gallery and Concert only. Ist HORACE DKAN. Manager. '. M^RORau HALL. — iSABT«R MoHDAY. \J Aprllloth.lßß2.-4mOHH;BTRA OF THR CHORAL SOCIETY. - Third Concert ot the 3orleßi-4-Conauctor t- Hehb Oarl Bohmict. DA N M'U R E H ALL. IT' A GRAND EVBNINff CONCERT AND SOIREE will be given in the above Hail, on EASTER I MONDAY* to oommenoe at 8 p.m. preolsely. ';. Under the patronage of the very Key.'Fathers Rlordan and Waiter McDonald, ana . ' ; J. A. Tole, Bbq., M.H.8,~ ,'.';'■ Vl' [;i J The performances will comprise the newest. - Bongs and Ballads, and Instrumental Selections. to be Interpreted by Mrs riemlng. Misses Kels. Pisrcjandßattram ;MeßßWlTlemiaß(B»rltone). Kyan (Basao). and Franols, Abernethey and H. : Claude Broo* (Tenors). , ' : Admisslon-Ss; Double Tickets; 5a j to be obtain*} at Messrs Uptou>, Queen-street, and the storekeepers of Panmura and Howlok. An - ' Omnibus will leave Crowthert Yard, at 8 p.m., on Monday, to oonvoy anoklmd, performers. ", A" B, T~ U NI ON VALUABLE OIL PAINTINGS WATER COLoTb DRAWINGS ' (By permission of the Government). * the Work of the late MR& 8AM«B, Arttot, and other Membersof the Family, List ot Prizes and Value v- ' - -■ ■ 1. Now Koreßl, Hampshire (oil) .. ~ AIO<; 1 2. Carrlok OatUa, Bootland (oli) .. .. 10 : 3. 20 Water Colours la Album .. v 10 *. is .. „ „ ■■■.-.■ - a 17. On the Thames, Lot fion (oil) ~ Z 6 2-8, Lfwi Vanneker and Inyewnald (water ' oolonre) '~.. t-...•....•.,.•■•,..-.■ :^i-;B:v '! B, Waterfall, Autumn, Scotland (w ools.) 6 10. Dorer Cliffs and BhlßP?nfr(w colours)- ' 5 11, Oattlet by an old Mastic toll) TT V Zt $3 r: VI. View near Rome (oil) '.. ~ _V'S '.<■ 2-13. SnowiJcn nod Coast, Wlck(wO)'onrß) "3 2 li. Arran and Kttriolc,Bay (water colours) a 2-16. Rocks at Serk and North Wales (water colours). ...... .'. A .... .. .. .„ a 2-16. Vale Castle, Guernsey, & Coast {water • colours) 5"-..;. J1: „ V." "..' .. 2 2-17. Blair Lojfglo and Scenes (water oole.)., g 18. NearOallender (watercolours);. i.v *I'-'V 2-19. Old Mill and Sunset (oleograph).. :U v'B :'! SAO. View Windsor and Trent (water ools.)' 3 ;-i - '.. '." •"• ; ■ !"" 1 ■■■ ■''■'' : '. ■■::'! «i"i BBS i' ■ To consist ot 85 members at 20s each. '" >• Now on view at Mr Leeoh's, Hhortltnd-Btreet. . Xjeotures. ' : X VONPORT WEBLEYAW OHtTROH. A LKCTURK in Aid of the Liquidation of i the Debt on the above Church will " be given by the . . BIV, JL a DBWfIBURY, It the Dbvokpob*' ttux, on TOSSDAY";"' ; . .' BVBNI^G, April 4th. Bnhjeot: "SIR V9ALTKR SOOTr, NOV& '•' UST AND POUT." ««¥lw I: V Chair to be taken at 7.30. Beleotions of Music, Voool and InstromentaL ■ daring the evening. ■_Tlokets Is eaoh, maTbl bid of Messrs DndM Bros., p. Mays, and any of the frlonds 0( tha ■ Ohnxoh, ;■■': "■;..., : ': iti.Mj'W'ta'r1 - ,| r \ 'V ''Railways.' ■ RAH,VAYtU ' X" HASTKR HOHDAYB. i Bf»S O'l-'A'l 'FAiKB;B/ BlnKlgi Tickets Issued from Thursday. Aprfl 9L tff Tuesday. April li (inolusive)7wurbfSv»f. able for return, any Btatlon to any SUtfoa, un W and including Wednesday. April uTT^., x. , n On Monday and Tuesday, April 10 and 11, th* Fares fromi Auckland, gewmarket, Mount •Son, and Onohunsra. to Raoecoune, will ba ; of clutf, available'for the day only! Holders of Through Tickets oannoi break the Journey >t Kaoeoourse.bnt all most be provided- with tht Special BaoeeUarse Tickets,;v mlv'lulm* Tlcketa. inolnding TBaU and Admisslba to ; OfiursenPhree(WSWUingßeaohi~™fT™ TO I ' GOOD FRIDAY. On, Good Friday, Trains wiU mo m on oancuys. • ™, .! A, V. MAODONA&D, ;■ Dlstriet Manager, ■. (.. ,'i"';; ',- : ■ Mecuoai. ■'-■ i; MR OARDNER^ bega to inform the . residents ot NORTH BHOHB and S» short dlßtance from the Post-offloe whenriS [ intends very shortly to open a Branch Pharman9 In cinnootlon with bU, QnecnVtrcet eltaWtak. ment. The DleponßtDßl)epartmont wUI be speoWly nit.-d up with every oonrenleiSoTanS MeaiclDos will bo supplied at the same prioesaa '■} ABck' and- A fatute notice wIU appJS directly buslnegs has commehoM at \-'7r yqr THK NORTH SHORR FBARUAOY. DX APE R V NOTICE, F. TOMLINBON, whilst thanklnfl his ntuner. oub oustomers fer their hearty SuPiMrt'dnrtwfiW theilmshe has been in bntinan, begirio'latti^ mate that he has this dear BOhD J^S .. BOSINEBS to MR J. O. BROWN, andhonei they will favour him with, (he same amount of • patronage. " ,'. -■■:':' ■'.:-■■ ■-- ■■■'../► ■■f-jm ' ,; ;/i ■._,,.. r .■,;•.. jW,towjnbqjx, i m WITH reference to the %bore, the understened hopes by always keeplps ■ a FIRST-CLABB BTYLH: OW GOODB, ami' eattisa usbbk town Paioas, to etiu Beonra .; the same amount of confllenoe aooocdedtohl»!?^y predeoessor. , r^ J.G, BROWN. THB PBKMISKB WILL BK RR-OPXNXO ON SATCTRDAY, GBNEBAL ASSORTMENT OF NEW, WINTER, GOODS, I^EAK'S I'AKCEL DELIVERY-J 1} Fkah cbIU the special attention ot Busi ness Men (wholesale and retail), aleo the Genera* • PubUo, to the (act that on MONDAY next, fed '• April, he will commence a Begnlar Delivery of Parcels tor City and euburbs, twioe dailr. leaving the Qaeen-etroet Wbsrf at 11 a.nva»(l 4 p.m., and Kuarsntees Speerty and oarefol ds» * livery of all I'srools receive! by him, IXte&fti charge* wfli bo tow and vary aoeoTaintt to siiej