The Auckland Evening Star.

Vol. XIIL—No. 3,704.

AUCKLAND, N.Z., SATURDAY, JUNE £4. 1888,

(Published Daily)

PRICE : QN.ifl" PEN JSY



Shipping. s- 'WAITAKI,' FOR SOUTHERN fORTS. In tho event of tho San Francisco Mail arriv ing bofore 2 p.m. on SUNDAY, 25th instant, the * vVAH'AICr will loavo at 3 p.m. on that any otherwise sho will bo aet-jlnoil till Mo.MJ AY * UNION STEAMSHIP CO. OF N.Z. sfe^-s-.T^ss 1 fflioa steamlhlp 'fcy\l«Urll U COMPANY OK NEVv 1 fj2&£ A ZKAIuiND (LIMITRD), , |S ./^ \ jj-.^— —*~*^, TIMK TABLE— I JUSE, 1882. II! — FOE GIBBORNB, JSJLPWO, WELLXNGTON. LYCTELTON. POHT OHALMMUB. akb ■BLUFF Ivaow (Jutfiiw-crn;BBT Wharj) Steamer. Date ot SnUing, Latasi _____^__^ Tr_i_. Manapoubi Saturday. 2t. noon _ Arawata Thursday, 29,10 a,ni. — FOit i'AKANAia, NISL-OM, iJim'ON, WBIr WNGTON, LYTTELTOIJ, and WSST COA3T PORT 3 ITBCM MANPgAP). Waitaki ' Sunday. 25,3 pm. (if 2.30 p.m. mall arrlvodl Wanaka Tnondny,July I,llam 9.10 a.m. FOX MELBOURNE. Via BOUTH. Manapoohi" Saturday, 21,12 noon — Akawata Thursday, 29,10 a.m. — "Calling at Hobart. VOH 3YDNKY. _ " Rotorua Tuesday, 27, i p.m. — ffOK LHIVUKA ANU SUVA. Taiaroa | Tuesday. 25.6 p.m. | — FOR RUSSELL AND KAWAKAWA, Kotohua | Tnesday. 27, i p.m. | — tsr Cargo must bo booked and alongsldo one hour bofore advertised time ot departure Daring May Special Tickets will be Issued t» hj ttelton, available for return until June 80. Passage tickets most bo taken at the Com pany's ufllco. Auokland Branch, 109, Queon street, QTEAM TO LONDON. *l™^^^ ORIENT UNB nrrtvVTmmm -^g f o ji ow j n(t atoamshlps be longing to the Orient Steam Navigation Com pany (Limited) and the Paoiflo Steam Navigo ilon Company, will leave SYDNKY at the undermentioned dates for JHKLBODKNB. ADKCraIDS and LONDON, via Suqb Oanal^ Stoamer. EESES " <-^ " AUSTRAL ■ 5,600 July!) ' GARONNE..___ .3 878 July 17 POTO3I i 213 July 31 OHIMuORAZa.- 3,817 August 11 JOHM KLDKR 1152 Augnstiß Aud the Ssrvloo will bo maintained by suc ceeding steamers at Intervals of a Fortnight. Auckland paßßnngerator Austral may proceed per Rotorua on June 27. Fares to London, 15 to 70 guineas. Suez Canul Dues, 8a In addition. Parcels booked through to London, Passengers oan book from Auokland at a' throush rate to cover Inteoolonlal faro and Canal dues and to seoure speolal advantages. Passages from London oan be granted In Auoklann. For plans and fnll particulars, apply, in Lon don, to F. Green & Co., Joint Managers ot tbe Line; or to tha Agents In Auckland. UNION BTKAMSHIP CO. OF N.Z. (Luiir-D), Queen-Btreet. ««*fc©^ "OKNINS_LAK AND OKI 4M£S>J: ental steam naviga- C!S-SaBa",'TION COMPANY. The Company's Steamships (under eontraot With the Victorian Government far the convey ance, of lor Majesty's malls) will be despatched i x__.ma* Leave I Leave I Leave cuoamar. Sydney I Melb*rn'J Ad'ladp MAbffA„_„..« June2B|July4 I July 6 SUTLEJ.. JulylJ I July 18 I July 20 MIRZAPORE..„ July 28 I Aug. 1 Aug. 3 RiVKNNA Aug. 9 Aug.lsAug.l7 HOME Aug. 23 j Aug> 29 I Ann;. 31 * Route i—lt is Intended to deapatoh these steaniore for Plymouth and London via Point tUGalle. Passengers for England will therefore cot require to change sts-mara. Rates of passage money .to Plymouth or Lon don! 270 first, and fils second-class j Italian porta, _M tat, and £10 secoud-claso. Passengers booking at Auokland seoure apeolal advantages. For further particulars respeotl-g passage monoy and freight annly to CRUICKSHANK ft OO h Agents, 13, Qusen-street. Auokland. j-M___ DASSENQBKS' LIBK OTt |>^»L r PACKETS TO NEW ZBA- W_9WlmSmi OWNED HY MESSRa SHAW' B A VIL'LE, & CO., SI, Leadenhall-street, London, The above line of ships ore regular traders to all the principal ports in New Zealand. They are olipper ships, classed Al at Lloyds', and com manded by experienced jnaflters. The bill of fare la most substantial, and ot tbe best quality, and the accommodation roomy and convenient. The undersigned aro empowered to grant pos tages from London to New Zealand, payment for whloh have been guaranteed in the colony. Return ships to London also leave at almost regular interval*, Full particulars on application to L. D. NATHAN & CO-} OWEN & UKAHAM, > Agenta, ORUIOKHHANK _; CO. ) «SkS^AM TO TIED- HOT BPRINGB, MAHURANGL Qsa»«»a»F MATAKANA, KAWAU. AND OMAHA. I _ac s.B. ROSE CASEY, Al at Lloyds, W. Somerville. Master. For Hot Swings, Matakana, Kawnn, ana Omaha—Every Tuosday at U ooloofc, re turning on Wednesday. __ ___ For Hot Springs and Mat nrangi—Every Thurs day and Saturday at U OJB.. reW»nta_ oa Monday and Friday. No Paroelß- or Gooda taken without shipping ■ote. ; _ For freight or pHW._Pgr to mo -_ mßt aSSvgs^ IWOKTHEivn STEAMSHIP COMPANY (LIMITED). TIME-TABLE-J ONE. Weather and other circumstances permitting). JTOB TATJBANQ A AND BAY OF PLENTY POBTB. Stkamhr. I Date of Sailiho. Wellington I Monuay, 26. 6p m Wellington j Thuraday. 29. 5 p m " Conneots at Tauranga for Opo- Htafla tiki and Bay of Plenty Ports every Tuesday. I FOB BPSSKLL, WHANOABOA, AND MAN OONUL Olenelg I Monday. 86. 5p m < FOB WHAMGARKI AND WHANGABKI HBADS. Every Tuesday andi-Frlday, at Arevlo (Carrying passengers and cargo Bf for Walpn) ' FOR MANGAPAL ■ Argyle | Kvery Tuesday, at 5p m FOR MMKIPKY BAY, Fingal I Monday^g^jlpm ~ FOB MANGAWAI. jtogS I Every Thursday, at 6p m FOB OPUNAKB AND WANGANUI (from Manukau). ____ Ituwouu I -louuay. 2». * >'-m- — laFOArgomastbeboorred and alongside one hoar before advertised time •"W_**H* o j M . Passago tickets must be taken ««•«£» pauys Ofilce. NO. 67. QffjgSSaUm^- Managing Dlreotor. .grk*^ BTIOR MERCURY BAY.-The F Northern Steamship Co.'a b.b. will leave Qneon-Btreet Wharf as above (weatbet: and ottet circm* stanoeß permitting) oriMONDAfa»S_.f> M * p.m,-A. MoGßaooß. Managing Direoior. «E»_a_j PJIOR OPUNAKE AND WAN- _V GANUL-The Northern Steam- MoQrkoob. Managing Director. p^ (J TEAM HO 18. $$Sli&__b_ THAMES, .. Mt_s£&k-i%® OHINBMUKLWAITIIKAUM. ANDFOSTE^SBTTLEMBNT. ENTSBFBISE NO, % P.S. TB ABOHA, tt P.S. PATIKI. n__» AnnM_n_i FromThomesi From Auokiona i Satnraayi v midnight Monday. 6 p.m. m . Tuesday. 5 p.m. ■Wednesday. 7 P.m< Thursaoy The timo-tablo of river steamers to be seen at Enterprise Offloe. Thames, Fares To Thames - Saloon, 7s fld; Stowage, ft To Ohlnapinrl through. 6s erira _S Te Aloha through, 10s extra Not responßiole for shipping, oarrylng, or dli- Ph*s_lng Uvo Btoolr, mKRS 00,, < ■-. - -' -y A<w*



Shipping. Sii!is>B« s' cukomandbl(< -^i-_a«p Tha flUi i favourite _s, COROMANDEL, Captain, W. D. Har«rave. TIME-TABLff. Leaves Auckland i Leavoa Corotnonael I Monday, 2G, 12 noon Tuosday, 27.12 noon Wednesday, 23,12 noon Thursday, 29.1? neon Friday, JO. 1 p.m. Saturday, July 1,12 noon Weather and othor elroumßtanoesicermlttlnat All parcels to be prepaid at offloe, No. 9. Qurten-Btreo* Wharf. . N?. l -"eßponalble In shipping, carrying, or landing llvo stock. A. K. H SWINDLEY. Manager. sSp^fes Vb r AIUKU & ONEHUNGA %«l_r„' * STEAM NAVIGATION Co, Timb TABtsi-Jutr_, 1883. S.S. MANUKAU, Leaves Onehunga i Leaves Walaku i Juno Juno 21—Saturday, 10.30 am 21—Saturday, 330 p m 2fl-Monday, 1.80 p m 27-Tuosday, 7am 27—Tuesday. Spm 28—Wednosday, 8a ra 30-Frlday, 6pm July 1-Saturday, 10 a m For Manukau Ileadn, every Thuniday, at 8 a in By order of the Directors, all Freight must Ua prepaid. A. CUNNINGHAM. Auent. fiatflK^. V_ XJSAM '*'0 THAMES, CAft. RYING PASSKNGERS AND —Tiraw CARGO, 00WNE0TIN8 IWITH OHlNß stnai, Omahu, Waitoa Plains, and Moiuub* rurit (11*ka Dlatrlot), Tina Tauls, 8,8, ROTOMAHANA, From Auokland i Monday, 9 morning Tuesday, 0.30 morning W«dneßday, 11 morning Friday, 1 afternoon Saturday, 3 afternoon From Thames i Saturday. 12 noon Monday. 3 afternoon Tuesday, 3.30 afternoon Thursday, 3,3*1 afternoon Batnrduy. 8 morning FARES (Binglb)- ' Saloon I Seven Shillings and Slxpenoo (7s Bd). , Steerage: Five Shillings (sa). , Froighi through to Te Aroha, 26a per ton. No cargo reoeived within half an hour of ad f erUsoa time of leaving. FRASER ft TINNE. Agent ProsDectus. 13 X O. S P X O T U 8 OF TBE ' UNION Old, SOAP, AND CANDLE] COMPANY (LmiTJtD). CAPITAL, £50,000; in 60.001 SHARE 3or „1 j BAca. J Phovisional Dibeotoiu : i MrG.B.Owon ' Mr H.P.Barber ] Mr D. Nathan Mr J. M. Clark ] Hon. J. Wllllameon Mr T. Motrin , Mr A. Heathor Captain J. R. Harrison Mr D. B. Crolokthink Mr A. Waterhouse Mr W. S. Laurie Mr C. J. Stone Mr F. E. Compton Mr J. Batger Mr R. O, Barstow Mr J. Buchanan ' Mr. H Brown. j Bankbrs; i Bank ot Now Zealand. Solicitous: \ Messrs Whitaker, Russell, and Buddlo. i SIO.tSTIHY (PRO t_m.) : Mr J. Batger. The Company Is formed for the purpose ot manufacturing In Auokland, on a large snale, < Stearlne Candles, Soap, OU, and the various other artloles of oommarce which are produced I In connection with ouch manufactures. APPLICATIONS FOB FIURRB, With deposit Of Two -hillings per Share, will be received by the Acting-secretary until the 15th July, 188- Pbobpeotub and further Information may be Obtained on application. ] t ■ sari ~ , ~. , i.i. .i "g J Drapery and Clothing. II ■ DEFERRED \ II PAYMENT I V SYSTEM. J . %^LIJ^/ TAILORS, DRAPERS,' AND OUTFITTERS. HOBSON-BTREIT •Nearly opposite WoUlngton-street), Havo a Well • aksobtbd STOOK ol tha , BEST CLASS GOODS. All Tweeds thoroughly shrunk before being mode up, and fit and workmanship guaranteed.' The Deferred Payment System has boon found to be a great boon, by enabling those with limited incomes to procure nceeSßorlM In tha easiest possible way. INSPECTION INVITED T^T gLLES-K V HOUSE. A, LOVETT, Begs to Intimate to his Customers and the • Publio generally, tbat his WINTER B'l-OCK OF NKIW FABHIONABLE & CHEAP DKAPBKY & MUjLINBRT la Now TO Hand. Dress Goods In all tho Leading Fashlonnble Shados and Textures. Calicoes from 3d, Flan nels from Bjd per yard, Sheeting rrom lOd. A Large Stock of Tweeds In all qualities. Blankets from 6s 8d a pair. ■ ______ ' • Extra Value in Corsets, from 2s 6d. A Leading Novelty is the '• Flexible Hip "Corset, very com fortable and durable, 7a Bd. - r- New Stylos In Ladies' Jaokets and Ulsters, including the Dolman Utater. Ladles 7 and- Childrenß Underolothlng and Baby Linen, in Great Variety. A Choice Stock of Ladies' and Children's Hats and Bonnets, trimmed and untrimmod: Flowers, Feathers, etc. A. Good Black French Merino, at 2s Bd yard; Blaok Cashmere from is. Country Orders receive speolal attention. One Shilling in the £ Discount on all Cash Purchases of 20s and upwards. Ar O V E T T, . Xi Dbapkb. Wellesley-irtreet Board ana Kesiuenoe. "OAILWAY DINING ROOMB, X-V QCSEN-STBEKT Vl'BAßjr, WILLIAM PYE, Pbopkiktoe, Good acoommodatlon for Boarders and Travellers at moderate charges.' Oleanllneas and olvlllty are the charaotorlstlosof this house. The tablo'and beds cannot be surpassed by any bouse In town. . The Proprietor hos had a very long experience as a Restaurant Keeper, and ho feels assured that any person giving his house a trial will be quite convinced that the accommodation It affords cannot be surpassed. THE ONLY HOUSE ON THE WHARFi Board and Lodging, £1 per week. Beds. Is. YOUNG WOMEN'S INSTITUTE AND BOARDING-HOUSE. Quben-strkkt, Open -ally from 10 a.m. till D.M p.m. Dinner and Luncheon from 12 to 2 p.m. xs_ from 6 to 7 p«i_u - Boarding-house for Young Ladles who aro occupied during the day. Terais on application to the Hon. Seoretary. _^ Y.W.0.». Meeting evory Thursday. J.?O P.m. Governess' Agency. Servants' K-BUrtry, mM lending Library In oonneoUon with tea insu.. HOT LAKES! HOT LAKES I HOT LAKES IMPORTANT. NOTICE. TOURISTS Intending to visit these Natural | Wonders of New Zealand oan obtain through | BETUKN TICKETS (Including Guides, Boat and Coach Hire, Hotel Accommodation, &c.), together with every information, Irom the nndeißlgned, who have been appointed Sole Proprietor of the PALACE HOitf". unine mutn. Flrst-olaßß Acoommodatlon for Visitors during both Winter and Summer Months. private Sitting, "smokino, and Rkadino riu»-i ~ rooms. "b'ILLI ARDSt Poaches, Buggies, and Baddie Horsos for Blrei Conveyances meet every Steamer. METOA-FE & HILU 2fl,N.»,l(i^Bwe-Bulldlnw.. Jl»aSl(U88 *P Bt*



ausmesa Notices. IVTOTICE OF REMOVAL,, J. AVERS, Jeweller, l»to of Vlotorla-atreet, bogs to Inform hia customers that ho has re moved to tho cornerot Darby and Klllott-streets, opposite Cousins and Atklu.; Old gold and silver bought. JSJ E W.I N G HA CHINES. Just landed, Jones and Co.'a celebrated Cir cular Head and ••O" Machines. lor Leather- Work. Will be cold at low prices. B. GIT.OB & SONS, i. Wyndham-atreot. If R U I T SEASON. Important to Storekeepers and Parties Pre serving. — Howard Lewis, of Custom-house stroot, haa Ju.it opened a Large and Varied As sortment of Jam Jars and Jolly Cauo for Pro serving purposes i also. Flvo Orates Stoneware Jars suitable for Butter Crooks and Broad Pans, feo ____[ U Q'H X' UlLM°^! (Late Thomoo J. Harbutt), STKAM BRUSH, PORTABLE FORGE, AND BELLOWS FACTORY, VIOTOniA-BTRKKT EAST, ' Auckland. TOHM M. II ASLE TT, y BUILDiCK, HOUSE AND SHIP JOINER, &0„ Foht-btrbkt, Auokland, Having commenced business In tho abovo lino, is now preparod to rooolvo orders for every description of Carpenters' aud Joiners' Work. Office Fittings, Shop Fronts, Counters, Shelves, Pres3cs, Cupboards, etc Every description of work connected with tho trade, from House Building down, oxoouted on the Shortest Notice, and most Reasonable Terms. FORT-STREET, Two Poors from Customhouse Hotel. YOUNG MEN'S OHKUrraM ASBU CIATIQN. 00-nsb or Wbllholk v and albert strketb Reading Room, Comfortably Furnished. AU the Leading Papers oU tho tables. Subscription, Ss Sd per quartor. The Library contains -up wards ot 2300 vols. In the various departments of Literature, Subscription, 3s lid por quarter. Tea and Coffee provldod. Employment and Boordlnir-honae Registers. Mooting tor Youna Mon on Tuesdays, at r.SO. Evangelistic Service, Thursdays, at 7.90, Bible Reading aud Prayer, Saturday at 7.80. Bible Olasa, Sunday, at 3 p.m. Strano-rs ' aid others (especially Toons Men) oordlaUj Invited to visit the Rooms, where all infc-motlon may bo obtained. Open' from S n.m. til 110 cm l^-OTIOE OP PARTNERSHIP. W. GUNSON, In thanking his Monde and tho general public for tho vory cordial support hitherto ncoordod him, beg« to state he has takon into Partnership MR R. W. MAKTIN. for many years with Mr Chas. Major (late mer chant), of this city: and that from the Ist Juno proximo, tho Business will be carried on under the ttylo. or firm, ot GUNSON & MaRTIN, General Produce, Grain, Seed Morohoutß, and Commission Agents, T> E M O V A L. On the abovo date, tho Business will bo Re moved to thoso Now and Commodious Premises recently erected by Mossrs W. and G. Win stone, in Custcm-houeo-street, where, with in creased faclllrles for working, and overy con venience, with strict attention to tho interests at their customers, combined with moderate charges, a still further support Is confidently looked for, aud respectfully solicited, Auckland. May 39.1882, JAM E Ha UTCH & R, CARTER. CONTRACTOR, fcO Hoods Carted and Delivered from ship's aide on Shortest Notloe. Ballast Supplied, NatTCASTLB AND BAY Ot ISLANDS COAL Also. Firewood (cut and uncut) reasonable.. FULMAN'B PHOTO JKOOMB, ?_O_T__ND-6TR__I. Tourists ant Vlßltora ore Invited to Inspect Pulman'B Vlewa of the Hot Lakes, Auokland snd Bush Scenery, &c Tho greatest variety of Original Portraits of Maori Celebrities In New Zealand. rnOTOQBAPHY IK AM. ITS BRANCHES. T> O B E R T WOO D 8 JCI; BOOT AND SHOE MANUFACTURER, CORLEY'S BUILDINGS. Hobbon-btkbuk (Opposite the Prince Arthur Hotel). BVKBY DESCIUPTION 07 KKPAHtS NEATLY EXECUTED, ' A Trial Solicited. J. BY APPOINTMENT. cabinet- —J^SjJ^v Dnftß op. ro M.B.H. ins bdihiioboh A» Sevffert & Son, ELLIOTT-STRKET (Market Entrance from Wollosloy-street), AUCKLAND. Every description cf Fanoy Inlaid Work In New Zealand Wood or othor material exeouted to any design, for Decorative, Domestic, or othor purposes. BAMPLBB ALWATB KBPT ON HAND, 8 18). tct- o sf I Ha" &. W. H. SKINNER, ARCHITECT, . Haa taken offlooa formerly ooouplod by tha City Council, and over Mosars. Upton ' nd Co.'B. Queen-Btreet. ' JY O T 1 O E. MB E. G. SAND ALL Wishes to Inform his frlonds and the publio In general that he has Opened the Butcher's Shop i Wakefleld-street lately.ocoupled by Fowler and Co., and hopes by keeping the best quality ot Meat and Btiict attention to business to merit a fair share of their support. _.__._- B, G. SANDALL*. May 1. 1882. ' . 11 LASS YfyT ORES! pLass Our Leading Artloles this week are: Confec tioners' Jars, Is por lb; 3 Glass Jugs for 2g 0d ; Lamp Chimneys. 3 for 6d; Glass Balls for Shooting st. In quantities to Butt purchasers; Harden Shades, all sizes ; Fish Globes and Gold Fish, very cheap. M. COOK & SONS, FBEEMAN'S BAY. ARNOCK BROTHERS, SOAP AND CANDLK MANUFACTURERS, OOX'S C,REEK, RICHMOND. OFFICEI BUBM AM-HTMKT. AUOKLANE. Cash Purchasers of Tallow, Wool, Sheepskins, and Bones. TAENOLKG I FENUIaG l F_KCINfcH I ' Contraota for all kinds of Fencing taken by Sam White; also, for Sale. Puriri Posts, Totara Posts, Kauri and Hobarton Posts, Kimu and Hobarton Balls. 10.000 Kauri PaUngs at 9a. Houso Blocks, 180,000 Shlnglea, good broad heart. 13a (delivered). Come eorly.-SAM White. Gore-street. . g^ IS, & A Si D t UK '- .tk Xk, XX COACH-BCILDKKe, GREY-STREET, A-OKLAKD, N.B.—lron-bark Shafts, Spokes, Felloes, Blue Gum and klnda of Hardwood, at Loweai Market Prlww _____ J~- B. MARRIOTT, » AUCTIONEER, VALUATOR, HOUSE, LAND AND GENERAL. COMMIS SION AGENT. Karangahapo Road, Auokland. OT OUT-DOOB SALES ATTENDED. "-» fjrTo THE PUBLIC. RICHARD UEORGE, .BUTCHER AND GKNKRAL PURVEYOR, Rospecttully solloits the publio to try hia CHOICE STOCK OF MEAT, at LOWBB'C POSSinLK PRIOHS. Famllloa waited on for Orders. Best Quality Corned Beef. Shipping Supplied. Note the Addresß— MANUKAU ROAD. PARNELL. nHESXS OF DSAWEKD, Very Handsome Chests ot Drawers in rloh Mottled Kauri, olbo Wardrobes and, very pretty Choffonlors, at very reasonable prices, for Cash tl\_?M above wood beoo es more beautiful with _c, and is alwaya very valtjoble. W. NORRIE, Oabinbt Mandfaotubkb, Top ot Shortland-Btreet. ENRY BRACE & CO. (LIMITED), WHOLESALE MANUFAOTUR.*?-- AND IMPORTERS Of all femdß of SADDLERY, HI-H-S-BEB7, AUOKLAND. EDW. JNO. COX, Manager. tVS_-O P E N E D, FINBBT BBAND Off TOBAOOOB, OWAEfI, AND ffANO. GOODS. 176, QUEEN-STREET, cNext Rattray's Clothing Shop] H," B A I LEY, | TOBACCONI3I'



j Public Notices. C, G. HILL] [a. PLUMMEB. CG. HILL AND CO., • UPPER QUEEN-BTREET (Late Weliosloy-streot). Beg to Inform their uußtomors and the Publio that they are now Established in iuiir new and com modiods pukmib»s (noxt door to Mr Btidgoman, and directly opposite tho Bite of the New Town Hall), Whero they are prepared to execute orders, or give Estimates for Work, at the Lowest Market Hates, They are Nov Landing from the Cumbila and Mendo-i, rliroot to their Own Oroor: White Lead, Oils and Colours, a Splendid As sortment of Haperhanglcgs, Gilt, Walnut, and Maple Moulding.). i NlOlt LOT OF NS.W MOTORICS TO HAND. June 20,1882. /^HRYSTON pOULTRY "^TARDS. LAKE TAKAFUNA. D. Promuktoh. BREEDER AND IMPORTER OF PURE-BRED FOWLS. HE' AUCKLAND PLUMBING WORKS, $. PETFORD, WATER AND GAS FITTER, ANO HOUBE AND BHIP PLUMBER. Superior Corragated Tanks, made to every Bizo and Prioe, from 365. WATBU AND QAS LAID ON AT Great Reduction. Nolo tbo addrcaa- J. P E T F O R D, HIGH-STREET AND VULCAN LANK, '_ ' AUOKLtND. #'. LAKHb .motiuks, XJ ARTIST PHOTOaRAPHICRS (OFPOBIT- UNION BANItI, QUIKN-STBBKT, AUO XL A M.D. Photography In the Latest and Most Fashionable Stylos, Executed Inl a manner unsurpassed In the Colonies, All Photographs taken by the Inbtant-niocb Proo-SO, LAB-B COLtaCTION NEW E-A-AKD VDtWff Always on Hand Fi Formosa) In Morte. j ftTKW ZEALAND FERNS, JJI Unmounted, or T_storuli4r Mounted In various wars, - TOOK 12 CP TO 120 VAB BTIKH, | or Sale by | , XR I C CRAIG, F_INO_S-flTn__T. M /GROUND LIME. GROUND LIME.) FOR SALE. SOUTHGATE'S MAHURANGI HYDRAULIC GROUND ROCIItC LIME, In any quantity, for Conorote, Paths, Floors, Cellars, etc (aoxt to stone ilagglng, Is un rivalled for durability and hard-sotting qualities). For tanks and other wot work it is a flrst-class material. B. KEANE, SOLE AGENT, CPBTOM-HOUSg-6TUg-T. FI) A V I SON • (Late Williams), Foot op GmtY-sritKiiT, Has a Largo and Varied Assortment of Ladles and Children's Night Dresses, ChemUos, Drawers, Stockings, Ribbons, Frllllngs. Wool and -ik Squares, Tunfoa, Pinafores; Fanoy Jeweilory; Stays, Ss Od; Kid Gloves, is Sd: Baok Combs, Od; Straw Mats, 6d; Flowers, Od. AU Very Cheap. J^, D A VI SON, WILLIAM XHUM AS, Comer of Lcrno and Vlotorla-stnets, Auckland East MOHUMENTAL, HABBtS, AMD GEN-BA STOKEMABOH, AEOBITXCnmAL BCULPTOU AUD OABV-X, Inscriptions ooourate and boantifuU Monuments, Tomba, Headstones, and every description of Stone Work at thelaweat possible rloes lor town and ooontrr ■Tl/r ATS ANDMATTING. THE ORIENTAL FIBRE MAT AND MAT TING COMPANY. (BT KOYAL LETTKHB PAT-NT), Manufacturers of Patent Mattings . Patent Mate Cocoa Mattings and Coooa Mats Wool Bordered Mats. Vobda Works, Hiohwobtb, Wilts (England) Sole Agents for New Zealand: OPPENHEIMER & CO., AUCKLAND, Who will give Prices and Terms on application. ..,.' mHO MAS JS. C A"R T KB,' X IMFORTBB 0» ' PRINTS. MOULDINGS, GLASS, MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, FANOY GOODS. CONOERTINAB, MELODIANS, VIOLINS, VIOLIN STRINGS AND FITTINGS. AND MUSIO, 88, VICTORIA-STREET, AUCKLAND, SIX DOORS FBOM ALB-BT-BTBEST. Wholesale and.Rotail Ploture Frame Manu facturer, Musloal Instrument Maker, Toooher, Importer and Repairer. Teooher of the Pianoforte, Organ, Concertina, Violin, Cornet, and any Brass liißtrament. _ < PPER SVMONDS.aTK_Et TO THE PUBLIO. ALFRED TVER (Late Robertson Bros.) Begs to thank the Inhabitants of Auokland and environs for their patronage bliico taking the above business, and wonld remind them that he has now Removed to Nbw Spacious Pbbmibkb on the site of the recent fire. MrTyerhas also taken tho adlo.nlng property. where the business of Flrst-olass Fruiterer and Confectioner will bo established. By selling none but the Rest Artiolea at Mode rate Prices, and giving the Pnblio Btriot atten tion to all Orders, the proprietor solicits that support hitherto acoordea PIANOFORTES & HARMONIUMS on tbo Deferred System of Payments, may bo had of Mr Webb, Wellesley-Btreet Piano and Harmonium Saloon, without any addition to the price; or, for Cash a liberal discount will bo allowed. Mr Webb draws speolal attention to his Neumeyer (double over-strung Iron Framed Pianos. Pianofortes for Hlro from Tkn Shillings the month. A Fine Toned American Organ, with 7 stops and 2 knee b wells, also, a 6 stop Alexander Harmonium, Seoond Hand, at a low price for cash, \\r EBB'S Pianoforte and Har- V v .monlum Saloon, Welleslev-st. m O THE PUBLIC, MARRIOTT BRQS., WHOLESALE! AND RETAIL MaNUVAOTUBIH CONFEOTIONERS, QUEEN-STREET, Manufacturers ot every description of Sweets, Try our Superior Cough Lozenges, Sole Makers In Auokland. W— The Cheapest House in Town.— ~H One Trial will seoure future favours. MARRIOTT BROS,, CONFECTIONBRB. QUEEN-STREET,



.ii l ,|, ntfH,'' h-iiimh_-iij 11 i^OTw-rTTrii___n»rawi Mfecucal. MORE LOCAL EVIDENCE pir THB CURATIVE ROPERTIES - I onl T3KOEESSOR /^USSCOTT'S HKKBAIi TSEATMKNT. MAY NOW BE CONSULT SD AT HIS AD DRESS, Shortland-stkbkt. I To Professor Gusscott, Shortland-street, Auck land. Sir,—l horohy certify that for over two yoars I was tronblod with a vlolont cough, with a frequent spitting of blood and great palpita tion. I would notattompt to walk up a hlll.noryet to Ho down in my bed during that time, I was .unable to no any work, aftor iipsndtnsi a greet deal of monoy on doctors and chemists, as well aa being an out-door patient of tho hospital. I lost all hopes of recovery, but aooing so mauy euros you had effeotod in the " Horald,"l was advised to como to Auokland and give yonr herbal romodlos a fair trial, and I am happy to say lv six weeks I could roturn to tho Thames a strong, hoalthy man, free from oongh or palpita tion, thank God and you also. I shall be ablo to rocommond your herbal troatmont, for I can speak for myself, also from scores I havo scon In your plaoo at different times, and evory ono upoaklng in tho highest terms of your myiinont. —Bellevo me to be, yours over grateful, Frank Saut&orby, Thames, January 3rd, 1882. To Professor Gussoott. Shortland-atreet i Sir, —For tho laßt three years I havo boon with that dreadful complaint-ctUed dynpopuliv, or Indiges tion. It did not mi.ttor what! nto. In an hour or bo after my stomaoh would boidn to swell, that I should have to unfasten my clothes. Tho food usod to turn sour on my stomaoh. Then I would oommenoo belching wind and gas. Dirty sour froth would neavo from my ohost. I had to bo vory particular In what 1 should oat. Fat meat, cabbage, or potatoes, or cheese—thoy acted on mo like bo much balm. In fact I did not know what to eat, for nothing would agree with mo. But hearing of your Herbal Tonlo, I was induoed to try a bottlo, and whon ( had one I wanted more, foe.my health was moro to mo than money. I fonnd moro relief from your Tonic and Composition Powder than all the I medlolne I have ever taken. You have ef fected a perfoot euro ot mo. I oan oat now any thing as well as thereat of my family, and anloy It.—Bollevo me to ba, yours ever truly, Mrs Elizabeth Swan, Parnell. January 11, mi. To Professsor Gujsootti Dear Sir,— My case was so remarkable and my euro so offeotual.tbat I f col it my duty to give you a testimonial as my ovldenoo. 1 have been suffering: with rheuma tism for the last seven years, and a groat part of that time I have not boon able to dress or un dress myself. For flvo, yoars I was unable to walk without crutches, I was tlrod of my Ufa because I.waa a bunion to myself and family, but hoarlng and seeing the wonderful ourea you had cf tooted In different ohronlo com plain ts,and a groat numbor which 'I knew, which ore not published, but I think it my. duty to you and to tho public that a man of your skill in curing iraoh ohronio complaints as mine should be a household word. ' I was liko a man drowning. I was glad to grab at anything, but I am happy to say that, jthrough yonr herbal treatment, I am hearty and well, and can go without orutohoß as well as ever.—Believe me to be, yours ever grateful, J. .0. Dean, Ponnonby, January 19.1882. , To Professor Gussoott, Shortland-street. Sir. —I am happy to infprm you of the porfect cure I have rocelvod through your medicinal treat inuni. I came to yen on the 27th ot September last At that ttmgmy leg was pronounced in curable ; but when I came to yon you told mo that you would oonvlnoe mo In a fortnight, and I am happy to say you have fulOUod your promise, although'! was rather doubtful t but I was told by a friend of mine that, if I said so, you would not treat me. My friend's naino (v Mrs Walker, whO'knaw you In Christchurch. Sho was also a patient of yours whloh you cured of tho dropsy. lam happy to Bay that I havo dlspensod with.' my orutohes, and able to attend to my domestic duties. I give you this for the benefit of others wbo aro Buttering as I have been for yoars.—Youra, aver thankful, Mra Eliy Joyce, Newton-road; Deoomber 1. To Professor Gu_9Oott,!Shortland-Btrcet. Dear Sir,—lt is with great pleasure tbat I add to the number of your valuable testimonials for tbe miraculous cure your medicine has performed on me. 1 have been troubled with what soma medical men call Jbdigostlon, others dyspepsia, but when I cume to you on tho 16th of Sept, you told mo that I bad liver complaint: you explained to me my symptoms about tho palpita tion ot the heart, the wind on tne stomach, oold hands and foet, tbo Bourbons of tho wind and gas I usod to belch, oold obills running down my book, and, In faot, you doserlbod my fooUngs bo minutely, that I was quite satisfied that you understood my complaint, and I am happy to Bay that through your herbal troatmont you havo effected a psrf oot ouro.—Youra ovor grate ful. Mrs M. Llttle.".Hob3on-Btreet, Auckland. . To Professor Gussoott, Shortland-street, Sir,— I havo boon troubled with neuralgia in both my head and faoo', and boon deprived from many nights' sloop, and whon I Bat down to my food many times I have had to get op from the tablo and walkabout without evor tasting food. Ab-I told you; when I applied to you, that I bod tried all tho chemists In town, and I only got temporary relief. Whon you told mo you would cure me in a minute I was very doubt ful, but am happy t > Bay you did so. I should reoomraond any lady suffering from tho same to give you a trial, as you told mo. If no oure, no pay.—Believe me to bo, youra over thankful, Kaohol Cousong, Vlctorla-stroot, November 21. To Professor Gusscott, Shortland-street Itt is with great pleasure that I acknow ledge a perfoot oure I have rocelved-through your herbal troatmont: I have been troubled with Boarvy for throo yoars and nine months, whloh I explained when I called on you. I told you I could form no othor oaueo unloaa It was through sleeping In a bed where some one had been sleeping who had the sourvoy. I have always been very particular whon staying at the hotels to oxamlne the linen bofore going to bed. I have met many mon on my route who have 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 groat quantity of medlcino until my hair began to fall off; but I happened to see your advertisement stating that your treatment was solely horba. I have known wonderful ourea offootod through tho herbal treatment whon minerals have failed*! and being a believer In herbs, I was very happy to plaoe myself undor your troatmont as soon as you eamo to Auokland, and I am glad to say you havo offootod a ouro on me and made me a olean, strong, healthy man.—Believe me tolbe, yours ever thankful, Alfred Hopkins, New North Road, December 6th. To Professor Gussootc Dear Sir—lt Is with great pleasure I havo In reoommendlng your Tonic. I have been Buffering with wind and spa»mß on the stomaoh for several years, and I could not get any relief. Everything I ate turned to wind. I could not eat, I could not Bleep (I often had to get out of bed and walk about for hours. I was advised to take cod liver and quinine and Iron, &o„ and all to no good. I had to give up my employment tor weeks at a stretoh, bnt 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 mo in a week, Iwm rather doubtful of this, after trying bo mauy different medicines, both from the Hospital and ohomlsts, and other patent medlolnes. I thought It was impossible tor mo to get cured so quick and ao perteotly as you have done. lam happy to say In two mouths' time you have made me a new man. I can eat well, and also enjoy a food night's rest, with many thanks to yon, and hopo your days will be long In Auckland, for the good of the community at large.—Yours respeottuUy. Rlohard Lawson, Ponsonby, Feb ruary 2nd, 1882, To Frofofßor Gnsnoott, Shortland-atreet i Sir- As you ore aware that I explained to yon, when T applied to you, that I havo been tronblod with bleeding pllos for tho last flvo or blx yoars, as I told you I have tried medical men, chornista.and old women's cures, but never had a perfect ouro until I applied to you, about six weeks ago. Thoy u?ed to come down and blood for an hour at a time no that I should have to change my clothes, but when you told me you would mako me worse beforo I should be better. I could not reokon you up. I thought I should have to give up business altogether, if I should be worse, but in four days yon oon vlnoed me' that I could give you this testimonial with oonfldonoo, that In five weeks you have effected a porfoot oqro on mo. I shall over be a believer in horba after the wonderful oure you have performed on mo— Yours, ever grateful, Honry Marsh, Albect- Btreot, October 11. To Professor Gussoott, Shortland-street iJDear 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 tbe medlolne that I havo ever taken. I bave been troubled with asthma tor the last flvo years. I was obliged to give up my business and oorce to Auokland for medical treatment, and seeing your testimonials and the many cures you had effected, and also that you required no Information and that you could tell a man's oomplalnt as soon as you saw him—you did bo to me-eo oorreotly, and that is more than any medical man ever told me before, and It | gave me oonfldonoe to plaoe myself under your i treatment. lam well known in Cambridge. I shall roturn home on Wednesday, and you may rely you will havo many applications from that distrlot.—Yours, truly, John Hargraves, Queon. Btreot, Auokland. Professor Gusscott would Impress on those who may do him the hononr to consult him that the utmost secreoy can bo relied upon ; more over, from long experience, and a careful study of the human system, ho oan decide almost at a f llanco tho diagnosis of the case, thereby rollov uk tho patient of a groat doal of nervou, noss and hesitation. "Professor Gussoott Invites tho confidence 0. elthor sex suffering from functional derange ment, spermatorrhoea, exhausting dreams, &o Professor Gusscott has made nervous debility and loss of power his special study, from what ever cause arising. He would oarnestly Impress upon those who do suiTer to seek immediate advice and counsel, If they desire " an old age, serene and bright." Let no false delicacy deter Buffering viotlma from removing the cause of this blight to manhood, The strictest confidence irt)v be relied coon CONSULTATION GRATIS. Can be conamtea ny letter. ___ Public Inspection Ihvirod tc tbe large bdbobJ. ment of BRITISH and AMERICAN HERBS. \ Note the Address— Professor Gtusscott, Noxt Door to Messrs winks and Halls Establishment. Shortland-s-beet, Auckland, Hoohli tiaras ojb, to 19 »,



W___TTED ANTED KNOWN-Money to Lend on Personal Security. Porsons Borrow ing £5, receive £i 10s; £10, £0; £20. £18 ; £50, £15; ropayable iv Woeklj or Monthly Instal ments, strictest socrecy. Bills discounted dally.—London Loan and Discount Company' High-Btroot (between Sliortland-stroet and Vul can Lane). WANTJiD KNOWN - That O. W, GOODSON has lust received, por Halolone, 18 casus of Goods, comprising the Very Latest Novelties from Kngland aud Con tinent. Among these he would prominently brinpttotho i,otlco of the publio a very oholea assortment of Gold and Sllvor Jewellery, which urn markod at nnpreootlently low prlcos, as Bhown la window; also, Terra Cotta Wero In the most fashionab'.o doalgns, consisting of Plaques, Flat Plaques, Vi»es, Roman. Grecian, fee. Thoso Goorls aro all tho rage at Homo, and aro sure to command a ready sale. An Early Inspection of tho IminenßO nnd Vurled Stock In the LONDON ARO AD Hi is reqnwfatl. WANTED Known—That J, Cosgrave and Co. havo tho Largest and Best Stock ot Men's aud Boys' Clothing to choose from In Auokland. WANTED KNOWJN—That E, Porter and Co. have Opouod their Now Ware house at Newmarket, with a Largo Assortment ot Furnishing ana General Ironmongery. AU Gooda at Town Prlooß. WANTED KNOWN— BLOMFIKLD'S WORM POWDKRS are tho Finest Romedy for Worms. In paokota, Ono Shilling; by Fost, Is 2d.-WEST END PHARMACY, Ponnonby. WANTED K.NUWN that tbo Victorian Loan and Discount Agency's Advertise ment appears on Ith pqgo. Bth column. ■ >■ WAITED KwuWN, that E. Mltchel eon & Co., No. 19. Quoon-street Wharf, are selling Maize, Oats, Bran, Sharps, Flour, Q____^_______ at lowest market rates. \\/-ANT_D KNOWN.—The Auckland VT Timber Companr, Limited (late G. Holdship & Co.). are soiling every deaoriptlon of Timber; also, Sashes, Doors, Mouldings, Turnery, Fretwork, &o, at Spcolaily Low Prices.—Customhouse-street West, WANTED KNOWN —F. Shailer, Tailor, Kdon Terrace, next Edon Hail, has commenced business in - the abovo lino, and trusts by strict attention to all orders to merit a fair share of pHtronage from tho surioundlng distrlot, where a tailor Is much needed. Repairs neatly exe outod. ____[c__________a_____ WANTED .KNOWIN-OHKAP TlK bkr I GHK4F TrMBEBI And all other kinds of Building Materials, can be purchased cheaper and better than anywhore else at the Yards of D. Goldie, Albert-street. There being no manufactory for Joiners' Timber on the pre mlsoa, the customer has as additional oppor tunity of getting superior timber, wheel rights'Materials always In stook. _a ________B_o_B-________—_—_>___a Palis. ' ALBURNIA GOLD-MININQ COMPANY (LIMITED). Notice is hereby given that the Directors have this day made a Call (the third) of Two Shillings and Sixpence par Share upon tbo Con- TRmoriso Shares In the Company, payable to the Secretary, at tho Company's ufllre, Wynd ham-atreet. Auckland, on WEDNESDAY, the fifth day of July. 1832. H. N. GARLAND Secretory. Aaokland. 22nd June, 1881 THAMES DEEP LEVEL TRIBUTE COMPANY (LIMITED). NOTICE TO SHAREHOLDERS. At a Mooting of Dlreotors held this day, a Call of THREEPENCE par Share was made on tho Capital of tha Company, payable to the Secretary, at tho Ollico of the uompany. Now Zealand Inßuranco Company's Bulldlngs.Quoen- Btreet, Auckland, on WEDNESDAY, the 12th day of July, 1883. JAMES BTODART. Secretary. Auckland, June 22,1882, i-- a- - - -■- c ■-' " i i Land Transier Moticoß. I AND TRANSFER ACT NOTICES. Notico is hereby given, that tho several parcels of Land hereinafter described will bo brought nnder tho provisions of tbo Land Transfer Act, 1870, unless caveat in the meantime be lodged forbidding the same in eaoh caso, on or beforo the 25th cay of July next i— JOSKPH KLLI3 —Part of Allotment 7, of Eootlon 12. sit.rata at Kllorello, Suburbs of Auck land, containing I road aud 20 porches. In applicant's occupation. 1809 * ROBERT GKARAM—Paris of Allotments C and 7, of Section 12, eltuate atKlleialle, Suburbs of Auckland, containing 28a. 3c 12p. In appli cant's occnpatlon. 1911 GKOKGit BURGOYNK OWEN- Part of Ahotmoiit 9, Parish of Puketo. County ot Wai kato, containing 49 aores, originally granted by tho Crown to Luvid Dorms. Diagrams may be Inspected at this office. Dotod this 15th day of June, 1882, at tho Lands Regis try Ofilce, Auckland, THEO. KISSLING. Distrlot Land Registrar. g___________ "DOARD OF EDUCATION. School Committees of those Dlstrlots in whloh any oontaglous disoaso has boen prevalent aro requested to have tho Schools thoroughly fumigated during the Midwinter Holidays, JOHN J. HOACa AC_ng Seoretary. ||1 REN O H CLASSES, MONS. ALBIN VILL.KVAL begs to inform the Public that ho will open two French Claißos iv tho Freuoh Litorary Society's Room. Y.M.O. Association Buildings, corner of Welloaloy and Albertßtreots.on THUKSDAY EVKNING.the 29th Instant. Tha Ist ClaEB, from 7to 8 o'clock. Is for Beginners, to commence with Chardenal's First Course; tho 2ad Class, from 8 to 9. Is intendod for Advanced Pupils, to commence with Chardenal's Second Course. Terms: Ist Class, Iss por quartor; 2nd Class, 1 gutnrta. Names for those olaeses are enrollod at M. Vll ievai's residence, Leamington Houso, Grey. Btreot, until tvo 29th Instant, at 1 p.m. Another Class for Ladles (separate) will bo opened on SATURDAY, the Ist of July, from 1 p.m. to 2, at M. Vllleval'a residence, Groy-street. Terms (. 15s per quarter. All fees payable in advanoe. IV| R, F, B WOODIi AM, tkaohkb of thb planofobib and HAemonibh, Address-C ra of Auokland Muslo Ware house. /GIRLS' HIGH.SCHOOL. Tho quarter Days for 1882 ore—February 1, April 17. July 12, and September 29. Terms — Payable in advanoe —£2 2s per quartor. Piano, Slnglogj and Danolng are the only extras. Tho Head Master will bo In attendance at the School, to rocolva the names of new pupils, on FRIDAY, llth July, between the bouts of 10 a.m. and i p.m. MR, P O O L E V, Mendelsohn Villa, BARANGAHAFE ROAD, Organist or St. Matth-Ws Church. Receives Pupils for tbe ORGAN, PIANO FORTE, AND BINGING, at his address, M above, or at residence of Pupils, A Quarter <_ay be oommeaood from date ot First Lesopn, ' m O PARENTS. MADAMR FOLEY, from Paris, Is desirous of obtaining a few Juvenile Pupils for Instruc tion on tho Pianoforte and Slnglnu. Terms (moderate) may be ascertained on application at cottage noxt door to Flumley's, Dentist, Hob pon-atreot ' OPERATIC lII.ASS, P E R A T I O VIABB, MR. GORDON GOOOH has the honour to announoe to his musloal friends and othor lady and gentleman amateurs, that his Class for the praottce ot Balfe'a popular Opera "T HE BOHEMIAN GIRL" will onrnmence THURSDAY EVENING, JULY 6. The fee of membership will bo 10/8, and will entitle eaoh member to one complimentary tioket to the Concert performance. As the study of musio will neoesßitate 9 or 6 months', zealous attention and work before'lts production In concert form,.Mr. Goooh hopes,—by making the fee for admission very moderate,—that all amateur vooallsts desirous of taking part In the I work will ba ablo to join Class, and enter (oon amore) Into the practice ot tho Opera musio. Tho weekly moetlugs will bo held on Thurs day evenings, at 3 o'clock, ln'the School Room at rear of bopromo Court, All ladles and gen men deslrona of Joining Class, and at tho same timo Bpenrllng many musloal evenings of praa / tloo, are requested to Bend In their names, or attend personally, the first meeting as above, July 6th, Albert Park. TjVPSOM HOUSE SEMINARY. Conduoted by Mrs. General Stoddard. Winter Quarter commences 12th July. Boarders, per quarter. In advance— & s. d. Young Ladles over 11.. „ „ 12 12 n Young Ladles over 10.. .. .. 10 10 0 Boys aud ditto undor iq J. ~ 88 0 General Stoddard receives Young Gentle men to educate in English, Latin, Frenob, Gorman, Mathematics, tec, and in Geometrical and Architectural Drawing, Terms on application. (^1 U RVEY IN G. GENERAL STODDARD, who for moro than 21 years was in tha Department of Publio Works ((engineer Branch) in India, will opon a Class on the 15th July proximo for Instruction in Lund Surveying lv all its branches, inclusive of Levelling. Terms i Four guineas a quarter, which will 1 embrace 12 lessons, eaoh of two to three hours' duratlom Further Information may be obtained on application to the'advertiser, Epsom House, dear Onehtaga, "



uorporatiou Notices. (PIITY'OF AUCKLAND. BUPPLy OF TIMBER, SO. The City Council will recoive Tenders for Supply of Timber. &c, until 3 p.m. of THURS DAY, the 29th instant, In terms of specifications and cond itlons at the office of the City Surveyor, Council Chambers. High-street, The Counoildo not bind themselves to accopt any tender Tend ers to bo endowed' For csupply ot Timber." P. A. PHILIPS, Town Clerk. Town Clerk's Offlco. June 22, 1882. ' FITTY OF AUCKLAND. TO WATER SONaUMERS. Notico ia hereby given that Water Consumers Rates, falling due on tho 3oth Instant, rcaulro to bo paid on or beforo that date. Consumers allowing the Rates to remain unpaid are liab'e to havo supplies out oil', P. A. PHILIPa Town Clerk. Town Clerk's Offlco, June 10,1882. FOR SALE. Ij^Oß SALE, the Freehold ot a Country i 1 Hotel, with £7 acreeUn paddoOlrs. The Houso Is sew, oontainim^ff rooma, with stable aud out-houses, Stook and Furnlturoat valua tion.-Apply to J. M. St J. Mowbray, __, Quoen- Btreet, "|p OR SALE.—A BARGAIN, E7S Aores Kxocllent Land, comprising an al luvial valley—the slope'} on either side mOßtly covored with pohutukawa, puriri, and otner valuable timber, A Bush Public Bouse and Store on the property Is at present let, but im mediate possession cm oo obtained if required. This is an excellent opportunity for anyone wishing to combine farming with a luorative timber and Rum bueUess, Full particulars on! application to MKTOALFE & HILL. 29. N.Z. Insuranoe BnUdlnga. FOR SALE, Carlton Road, a desirable Villa Realdenco ot eight rooms, wltk detaohed wash-hoase; Allotmant 73 x 100.— S. Y. Csllins, Estate, Agent, Hlgh-Btreet, TDIOR POSITIVE SALE. Thai compact little Island, known as Wood's Island, about! half-way between hero and the bead of the Waltemata. containing 100 Acres, with Cottage, good Orohard, and several im provements, plenty of freeh water aU the year round, and a good wharf for the oanvenlenco of steamers, &c—Apply to JOHN SOPPET. House and Land Agent. No. 8, queen-street WILLOW GLEN ESTATE, KING3LAND. This beautiful' property has now teen .sur veyed Into 35 grand allotments, from about a quarter of an acre upw*rdß. Tbe well-finished 13 roamed villa residence, replete with every convenience, rsßlxter urates, btth, tanks with water laid on. wilt, Be bold, with rather over 3 aores of tantefnliy laid out garden grounds, well olanted with ornamental and frutc trees; paddocks, well of wat«r, stable, and other'out buildings; on eas<-terms, far tho low prioe of £809. 31 allotments, embracing some remark ably fine sites (all volcanlo) for villas, (the greater portion aleared and ploughable) may now bo viewed, and first comers may take their choice, at eztreemly low prioos, ranging from £28 to £ICO por allotment. Terms to suit pur chasers. Bo early and take your plok. - Large plan may be Been, and fall information obtained from J. R. RANDERSON, Land Agent, S, N.Z. Insuranoe Buildings, Auokland. , ______________ f|H) FARMERS AND OTHER*. The undersigned have on Hani a Splended Sample of TARTARIAN RKED OATB.atso 6.109 sacks Prims FEED OATS, at lowest current rates. E. MITCHKLSON & CO.. No. 19..Queen-street wkarf. OR SALE, a Baker's Business, ifl eluding Confectionery. Grocery, and the Post-office, in a rising dlttrlot near town.— Long lease will be given.—Apply to E. Waters, Qneen-gtreet. T>ILLIARD TABLE FOR SALK Just landed, ex Halclone, Full-size So'.ld Mahogany Billiard Table, with all the acces sories neoeSßary for furnishing a Billiard-room completely, including Chandelier. ARTHUR H. NATHAN, 33. Lower Queen-street gjl U X SALE. Freehold Cottage' and Allotment, In Eden Crescent; four rooms and Eltohon; water laid on.—Prloo „260.—Apply to Arthur H. Nathan, 33. Lower Qneon-Btreej, v FOR SALE, really cheap, a Compact Farm of 160 aores; about 50 acres in grass, part under orop. part good bush and fern; a Six-roomed House, Stable, Cow-Bhed, &c: W\ miles from railway station and only IS miles from town by good road. FOR SALE, a nlco little Dairy Farm ot 72 aoros, all fenced and divided into paddocks, with good House, Stable, Sheds, and every con venience, and deep-water frontage, 10 miles from town. Apply to John Soppei, House, Land, and General Commission Agont, No. 8, Queen-street (npßtalra FOR SALE, a New 7-roomed House, well built end finished, wash-house and -uthouses, J-acro of ground, well situated In a healthy locality.—For further particulars apply to Davles knd Baker. National Insuranoe Build- Inge. 83, Queen-street, Auckland. "CI O R SALE, Kfl TONS GALVANIZED CORRVGA °O tkd IRON 100 TONS FENCING WIRE nen BARRELS KNIGHT & EVAN'S >SOU OEMKNT. W. S. LAURIE, . I<k WYSfrHAM--TB'BK3 t . UKEUI. SEEDI SEEDI FOR SALE, the following New Seeds, ox Roman Empire I— Red Clover White Clover Oowgrasa Alsyko ,Rapo - Lucerne Turnip Mange) Linseed Hemp Canary &o„ &o. The above will be disposed of at Lowflet Current Prices. .... POTTER AND CO., Dnrham-atreet, FOR SALE AT FREEMAN'S BAY MILLS, Late Soppktt b. GENUINE BONBDUST, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, At Lowest Mabkbt Rates. BONES BOUGHT IN ANY QUANTITY, AT the Mill, OATS AND MAIZE CRUSHED. D. H. MoKKNZIB, •Fort-gtreot, April Mth. ]? O-K S A LB, At Lowest Market Bates t Roam, Pitoh, and Tar Kerosene, Paint.and Olive Oils Champion's, Soott's, and Storor's Geuulnc , White Lead, In wood Muntz Metal and Nails Large StOok of Canvas, various brands Wire Rope, from Ii inoh to j inch Bolt Rope, Hemp, and Manilla Rope, al sizes Patent Windlass (wood), Frills, and Polls Anohors. from 16 owt to 10 lbs Chains, from I inoh tc l inoh. Colza and Fish Oil, D, H MCKENZIE, FORT-STRSET, March 18. 1882. ,Gr UNS O N & Hb/L AKT Ili HAVE ON SALE: GRAIN-Seed. Wheat, Fcwl Wheat. Maize Oats and Beans (oru.eh.od and whole) Tartarian and Potato Seed ©ate Blaok Oats, Flbur, Oatmeal, Bran Sharps, and Chaff. POTATOES—Good Table Potatoes, Early Sea Potatoeß, MANURES-Genulno Bonedust (coarse am fine), Boneflour, and Guano. SEEDS-Rye Grass. Cocksfoot, Red and Whit Clover, &o„ &c. DAIRY PRODUCK—Choice Local and Tars nakl Roll Butter tin kegs and boxes Prime Salt Buttor, Cheese. TO ARRIVE — Seed Wheat, Fowl Wbeo Barley, Prime Sample Oamaru Poti toos, and Lapstoce Flukes, Baco and Hams, (Jheese, Oatmeal, Wood Flour (In ICO'b and 60*8). THE ABOVE AT LOWEST KAT^S, j. ' GUNSON & MARTIN,. i GRAIN, SEED fc PRODUCE MERCHANT AND COMMISSION AGENTS, 63, CUSTOM-BOUSE,STREE (Adjoining Messrs. Winstono's), AUOK&AtrOt



________________________i________________________\________\____ a.musements. GST ABBOTTS- O P E R A ff O ,U 8 & Lessee ..._„......Mr, w. H. Thompson. TUESDAY, JUNK 27th, . GRAND OPENING NIGHT OP Thompson's Colossal .Mirror 0J" THE %__,!_ Witnessed during the last Blx weeks by ovor 200.003 porsonß. Pronounced by tho entire Aus tralian Presß to be tho most artistic painting tbat has over boen exhibited in* the Colonies, Illustrating on 30 OCO foet of canvas all the principal events oonnectcd with this campaign, FHOM THE FIRING OF THE FIRST SHOT TO THB CAPTURE OF CKTKWAYO, THE ZULU KING. Mr Archibald Forbes, the colebrated War Correspondent, In bis lecture on tho Zulu War In Sydney, ia the pressneeot Lord Loftus and suite, said that the Panorama of tho Zulu War now being exhibited in New Zoaland by Mr Thompßou was a vory faithful representation of the Zulu Campaign. Henry Emoden'a M&rvellons Ploture of the BATTLE OF ISANDULA. i The lost order given was: " Fix bayonets, men, and die like English so.diers!" \ ■ The Sydney Evening News Bare: "The ' Battle of ißundula is depiotod in a marvellous manner, and la a triumph of the painter's art. THE MORNING AFTER THE BATTLE. The Bydney Morning Herald says:—The boat entertainment ia this city now is Thompson's Diorama of the Zulu War. . William Telbin's Beautiful Ploture of the , DEFENCE OF RORKE'3 DRIFT. The gallant stand of 83 British soldiers against 1000 Zulus will always be remembured as ' tne most brilliant aohlovoment ol the Zulu. War. THE BUFFALO RIVER-SAVING THE , COLOURS. ' *' They lost their Uvea, but s«ved tbe oolours." | THE 80TH REQIME»Jt" MARCHING DOWN* 1 K_G_NT-STREET. LONDON. 1 On thoir way to Zululand. The " Sydney Echo " Bays:—Those who doalre! on Intellectual treat should -witness an exhlbl- j ; tlon of Mr Thompson's Panorama of the Zulu, ■ Campaign. j ; Tne 91ST HIGHLANDERS marching down the 1 Toamos umbanbmant on their way to the < Seat of War. 17th LANCEIiS Crossing Waterloo Bridge by; , Moonlight. ! ' THE WONDERFUL PORPEDO EXPLOSION! I (Marvellous MeohanlcalEffeot». The Grand Mechanical Diorama, in whlohi . there are 4.000 moving figures showing Lord' ' Chelmsford's march to the relief ot Colonel I , Paanon at Ekowe. By a new and novel con-; ' trivanoe, the whale ot the country through! which tho troops passed is shewn to the audi ence. I j Ths "Bydney Dally Telegraph" saysi-Thisj portion of the Diorama Is constructed with sarir • vellada cunning, and for exoeeds anythlßg of the kind ever Bhown in this city. ; PRETORIA—The Soone of the Boer Rebellion.] The "Melbourne Argue" says:—The pUturo repreeentlog the sceaery in Zululand In all Its: variety—from lolty mountains to undulating plains, from rocky defiles to tho most oharmlmg eylvan views-are works *fa high order of art.. The LAAGER MODE OF DEFENCU.-How Sir Gaorgs Colley was defeated at Mnjaba Hill. * Gordon and Hartford's magnificent picture of THE BATTLK OF ULUNDI. The Melbourne "Age"says:—The battle of Ulundl waß bo realistic as to call forth a loud' cheer from the large audience assembled. - DEATH OF THE PRINCE IMPERIAL. | One who lived a spotless life, and died a sol-j dler's death, fighting in our cause In Zululand.; RETURN OF THB TROOPS AT SPITHEAD.I One of the most artistic scenes over presentedl to an audience. Concluding with a Grand , MECHANICAL DIORAMA,, j ' In whloh there aro 5000 moving figures, repre- Btmtlcgthe - FUNERAL PROCESSION • Otthe ' ; • PRINCE IMPERIAL Starting from the Arsenal at Woolwich, and showing the -whole of the oountry to Chlslehurst. GRAND TRANS FORMATION BCENB, Showing thotlntorlor of St. Mary's Chapel dur ing the ceremony. EVERY EVENING, ' 7 A At the termination of the entertainment, the ! Proprietor will distribute A NUMBER OF ELEGANT AND COSTLY PRKBENTS. Consisting of Gold and Silver Watches, Suites of Furniture, Pianos, Horses, Buggies, Bulta of Clothes, Tea and Coffee Services, Liqueur Btauds, Papier Macho Tablet, and ,-. 100 COSTLY PRE3KNTS. Amoantlng in value to £300 per week. . Doors open at 7.30 : overture at 8 o'olook. Frioos of Admission—Dross Circle and Or chestra Stalls, 3s; stalls, 2sod; Pit Is. Chil dren half-price to Dresa Circle and Stalls Only. Box Office at E. Wayte's, Bookssller, Queen street. Descriptive Lecturer Mr. W. Thompson. Il'- ' ■BBIIIIM-JL CM 11.11, 'I'M "" , ,','H Leotures. T W KNE-STREET H A JU L.* TO-NIGHTi TO-NIGHT I THE STORY OF THE EABTH, B_ WILLIAM DENTON. Geology i OT I _JSS_nrf D Ghowbyi In a course of SIX LECTURES. Fifth Leoture, THIS (Saturday) EVENING, June 31-AGH! OF BKABTB AND ADVENT OF MAN.—The London Clay and its Fossils— , The Paris Basin and Beasts that lived when its 1 bods wero deposlted-Cuvlerand hiaßestora ; ttons—"The Bad Lands" of America and their Fofßils-xThe Mastodon and Its Compan ions—Tho Great Beasts of Aholent India— Amber, and how it is formed—The Giant Sloths i of America—The Dlprotodon of Australia—The Moanf New Zealand—The DlnornlSof Mada gascar- Fosbll Man in California. . Single admission—ls, 2s: and 38. Leotures commence at 8 p.m. S. W. DBSTON. Agent. RIMITIVK METHODIST CHUKCH, FrAnilinßoad.-Leotnreon "Dr. Guthrie* on TUESDAY EVENING next. June 91. at 1 7.50, by Rev. O. X, Barley, of Thames, Collec tion in aid ot the Churoh Tract Society. 1 » '■" i .... j-"'' ■ i i Moaioai ' " QHOUIi_»""BJS IH EVERY HOUSE." CUAWFORD'B ISAKSAPARILLA TON I O Is an invaluable remedy for Nor vousness, Gldai noes, Low Spirits, Indigestion, Hiwdaohe, Chronic Dlarrhcea. Impoverished Blood, General DofclUJy, Neuralgia, Pimples and Blotches on the face, Eruptive diseases cf tbe Skin, &&; and as on APPETIZER, it Rtandt unrivalled. It never disturbs the moat delicate' stomaoh, but in most oasos greatly osaists I DIGESTION and ASSIMILATION Of a NUIRIMENT. ~ BUSINESS MEN, GOOD TEMPLARS, and _ then, will find In It a long-felt want,'as A I;. RESTORATIVE and STIMUIiANT Of great power, Without having resort to' ' l d TOXICA TING LIQUORS, a To Pukiff the Blood, ORAWFOKD'S ° S ARSA PA RIL LA TO NIO i" Is certainly superior to most of the modloln ' Bold for this purpose, and by Its judicious u-e many a serious illness might be averted, ar a. hundreds Bave thomsolvos a lot ot Buflerlug and t, exponso they now lnoar through neglecting to s- take notloe of many littlo disorders that a tew '2 dosoa of this TONSO would speedily remove; 11 Is VERY PLEASANT TO TAKE, nnd being oampoanded of only Harmless Drugs, may be taken by anyone, however DELICATE, witb 0 SAFETY and BENEFIT, Prepared onl7 by • O X A W F O R h. S, Pqaemaoeuticaii Chemist T »E W T O N Adokxand. Sold Is at 6t, Kub



• I Amnsements. . ; Theatre Royal; Proprietor- „_«..... R. J- Detloa Manager.... _ v „.. Mr John Li Hall Business Manager Mr Frank M.Wllmott Btago Manager..............Harry Ecfton IMME NS "5 S U CC'ESS OF John £~ HALI" A8 CAPTAIN GINGAHI OUR GIRLS 1 OUR GIRLS ! OUR GIRLS I OUR GIRLS I OUR GIRLS! 0 OUR GIRLS I OURGIRLSI U OURGIKLS! OUR GIRLS! R OCR GIRLS! OURGIRISI GIRLS! OUR GIRLS J OUR GIRLS! OURGIRLSI OURGIRLSI 'OUB-GIRLS! In aotivo preparation: OUR DAD I OUR DAD I Box-oflico at Upton's, Queen-street. - Prices: Dross Clrole, 4/; Sialis, 2/6; Pit, 1/. Can lanes at 10.80. . • ST. CLAIR JONE3, Agont. •JKTOTICE TO ALL PROPRIETORS, A__l MANAGERS, -:■ AOTOIH, AND AGENTS. Mr. J. L. HALL, having purchased at con* Biderablo expense tho Solo Right Of producing tho following Playa, via.. "Our Girls," "uur Dad," " Sour Grapes," " Coloen Beg,".'.' Cratch aud .Toothp'ck," and ;'The Guv*nor,^ for New Zealand* will tako legal proceedings against any person infringing hia right. Fbank M. WILtMOTT. • Business Manager for J. L. Hall. ~ TTVEVONPORT MUSICAL SOCIETY. Coaduotor: Mr GukDON GOO OH. Tho First CONCERT OF THE SEASON, ON WEDNESDAY KVKNING. Junk 28. * In the DKVONPORT HALL. 3OOIKTY CHOIB OF UPWARDS OF FIFTT VOIOE_# ' PBOQRAMHB.—PAST I."' ' Qvertnre—"L'ltallana In Algori "(Rossini)™ Messrs Hannkon aud Bartley Bros. (Gontlc* msn Amatenrs) Ohorus—" The Stora that abovo ua are Shining " [Preoloßa](Webor)..Ch6lr Romanoe—"Some Doy ''(Welling).. Miss Stuart (Lady Amateur) '.' ■ • Song—"The RoU Call" (Pinßutl).. ..Mr A. Bart ley (Gentleman Amateur) . Part Sopg-"Green Leaves" (Taylor)„OhoIr Daet-"The Wind and the Harp" (_lover)_ _Mlbs Harriett Burßoas and Mrs O. H. Bar. ' gess (Lady Amateurs) ' ~ ~ Bong-"TheSnow that huahethall"(Pontet).. Mr Brett (Gentleman Amateur)' ' . ;' Serenade —"Awake I the Starry Midnight ' Hour "(Mendelssohn),.Choir Duet (Piano and Organ)—Mr L. Harbutt and Ml ' ',' ■ A, Hartley (Gentlemen Amateurs) Part Song (Quintette)-" When Winds Breathe Soft" (Webbe)-Cholr .-■■ Past 11. . : ... Selection..Mesrrs Hannken and Bartloy Bros, (Gentlemen Amateurs) ■■■.<-• Chorus—"The Carnovale" (Ro88lnl)..Ch0lc. Bong—" The Old Lave and the New" iGowen),. ,! Miss Harriett Burgess (Lady Amateur),! u- Part Song—"Orphans with his Lute" (Dr Mao farren).. Choir ' ~;■ _■>.-.-,.' .-;;■' Old English ,|3ong — " Simon, '.the Cellarer"* (Hatton)..MrGordon Gooch .■'■-..'. ■' .<-,-■■-.. ■> '*''-.. Song—" To the' Woods" (Warner) „Mlss L-ton (Lady .amatenr) Quartette—" Sweet and Low" (Bainby)_Lady and Gentlemen Amateurs Duet (Piano and Organ). .Mr L. Harbutt and Mr A. Bartley (Gentlemen Amateur*) Patrintlo Chorus—"Our Notlve Land" (Relc- * hardt)..Choir National Anthem —"God Bave the Queen* (Dr John Bull).. Choir . ' TICKETS, 2s 60, Obtainable from Members of Committee. Doors open at 7.30, Concert at 8 o'clook.' " T. E. Dlrfß ANOE, Hon. Soo. ; NNIVERsARY OF THE EPSOM HALL. ' .!(:,-,, ...... -% - A GRAND LITERARY AND MUSICAL ENTERTAINMENT T UE S D AY, J U N I 27th, -; Consisting of Readings, Hesitations,' and Dlalogusß. by the leading Amateurs of Auok land and Onehunga; and Songs by distinguished lady and gentlemen Amateurs from the City. Ponsonby. and the Country districts. To oofi. olKde with-a-Danoe, for-whiott"6ffioteht*musTo has been engaged. A Special Omnibus will leave the city for the entertainment, at a timo and plaoe to be stated in Monday's issue. Tickets for the Entertainment and Danoe, 2a eaoh, to be obtained from any Member ot tbo ';_ Committee, or at tho Epsom stores. Doors open at 7.50, to oommenoe at 8 o'oleok sharp, ■'■ ' F. LAWRY, Hon. Bed, „ '?J A CONCERT AND LITERARY ENW TERTAINMENT Will bo Riven In the Mount Roakill Sohool-room. * (Three Kings) on AMm WBDNKSDAY, JUNE 28TH, AT 7.30 P.M. M In aid of the Harmonium and Library Fund. * TICKETS is EACH. *»«■•. An Omnibus will leave the Post Ofßoe (8,30 p.ulL ■ I returtlag after Oonoert. " ,-., COURT STAR OF TBE SOUTH, No. 6692, A.0.F., A.D. p§M FIRST ANNIVERSARY BALIi Will be held in tbe Otahuhit Ponr/d Hall Ou THORSDAY KVENING, June 29tn, 1832. Dancing at 8 o'olook. F.Chrlatmas. M.C Tlokets.Bs. JAS.BRBADON.Beo. Jjorne Street BLallj . _ TUESDAY, JULY 4m, ISB2 (American Independence). GRAND VARIETY CONCUR, AND BAthi As a Complimentary Benefit to . MR WILLY WESLEY '(Late Mastodon Minstrels), Prior to taking his departure for Sydney. Tendered by the leading Amateurs oiAuokiandi Front Seats and Ball, Sa; Seoond Seats. 2ss Gallery, Is. * H. DEAN, Manager. . TENDERS rp O C A R P E N T ER S Tenders will be received until 4 o'clook on MONDAY next far the Erection (labour only) oC a Store and Boarding-house at Meroury Bay,- Plans at my offlco. 83, Queen-street HENRY G. WADE. . Architect, rp O BUILD EH S. Separate Tenders will be received at tho Architect's Oflloe, Tauranga, up to noon of llth July, for the ttroctlon ot a Brick or Conoreta ' Building at Tanranga. Plans oan be seen at Mr Hammond's Offloes.' South Brltlßh Buildings, Auokland, or at m» offlee, Tauranga. zm FIIZ-3IBBON LOOOH. 0.E., Arohiteot, Tauranga, T B U_L_ L D E * s* Tenderß will ha received until noon of SATURDAY, July ist/jfbr the Erection and Completion of a Block ot Brick Buildings at Devonport. . ' . ~',« ","-, ■> Edward baßtley, Arohiteot. TJ\ _' B U 1 L D g R B. Tenders will be reoeived up to aeon on FBI- D AY, July 7, for tho Erection of a Large Build ing at Wanßanui for the Zew.Zealand Loan and Mercantile Agency Company (Limited). i' Plans, &o„ at our offices, Queen-street. EDW. MAHONEY & 80N. - ■« -~ ■ " Architects, rjl O B U I L DEBS. Tenders will be reooivod up to noon on THURSDAY. July IS, for the^Ecootlon and Complotlon of Additions to the Bank of New Zealand, Auokland. ' ,• • . Plans, 6a, at our offl'cos, Queen-street; EDW. MAHONEY & SON. 1 Aroblteotfl." [f O B U_l L D c -R. s; mS e u l?J? r.BJwUI 'b0 rsoßlyed' [until"Noon^ef--- TUHfeDAY. the 27th lnatant, for alterations: and auditions to a residence on tho Shelly Beach SRoad.—Plans. l&o„ at Nos. 8 and ft, South British Chambers. ■ . '->.. EDMUND RKLp. *'- Arohiteot. rp~o B U T/LyD ERA Si Wanted Known, that F. MANDER has opened a yard at Onehunga, and is prepared ta supply Building Matai-lal ot boat quality at current rates. Cash Customers liberally dealt with. _ QYMONDS STREET MEAT DEPOT. ENOCH WOOD, Family Butcher. * Meat delivered ot Mount Albert, Epgtlm, Mount Eden, Carlton Grove, Lower Symonda Btreot, Nowton, and Edon Terrace. , , ' First-class qnality; reasonable prices, -* Cosh oiffitomora liberally treated. ■ 1 . . Inspection Invited; T F.STOVIN hegs to th« atteni • Hon of the publio that ho has opened an offloe at the Union Insurance Company's Build. tngs, Qu-wn-stroet, where he intends to carry on business as House Land, and Estate Agent;