The Auckland Evening Star.

Vol. XIII.—No. 3,690.

AUCKLAND, N.Z., THURSoA?, JuNE S. 1882,

(Published Daily)

PRICE: OHk- PEISiNY



Shipping, ,;..._..- ~..,-« TTNION STEAMSHII j V) jm \J COMPANY OF NEW k _%]^. S\ ZKALAND •Lniraß* }■■— —^_4 Time Table— | JtTBE, 1882, FOR GI3EORNK, NAPIBK. WSLLtNGTON LYTTELTON, PORT CHALMERS, asi. BLUFF IritOM QCEHH-fiTTBET WHAHT) Steamer, Date of Sailing. Latort _ Train. Rinßap.ooma Thursday, 8.10 a.m. — Rotomahana Thursday, 15,10 a.m. — FOft fARANAK-C i.i!iLaON, PIOTON. WEL WNGTON. LYTTKLTON, AND WEST Coast Porto urssoat Manqicap). Hawea Tuesday, 13.8 a.m. 7.15 a.m. Wanaka Tuesday, 20,10 a.m. 9.10 a.m. FOR OIIBOENE AND NAPIER. South. Ciioaa | Friday, oTTpln. | . — yOK MELBOURNE. Ttß OQOTH. Rinoarooma" Thursday, 8.10 a.m. ~ Rotomahana Thursday, 15.10 a.m. — 'Calling at Hobart. FOR SYDNEY. Arawata Wednes,, 11,1 p.m. -. ~ FOR .LEVUKA AND aUVA. Taiaroa | Friday. 23.5 p.m. I — ~_____H___Wb AND KAW&K&WA. ROTOMAHANA | Monday. 12.6 p.m. | — t3T Cargo must be booked and alongside ono hour before advertised time of departure. DnrlnK May Spoolal Tickets will be Issued to Lyttelton, available for roturn nntil Jnne 30. Pasnnge tickets must bo taken at the Com pany's ofllce. Auckland Branch, 109. Queen street. AA QTEAM TO LONDON. *^^^^^ ORIENT LINE Bfiwi jj-g f o u owlllg BteamslUps be longing to the Orient Steam Navigation Com pany (Limited) and the Paoltto Steam Naviga tion Company, will leave SYDNEY at the undermentioned dates for MELBOURNE. ADBCiAIDE and LONDON, via Suez Canal j- Steamer. tßen. Ton'ge l Date. LIGURIA.. i__| 4,868 I tn_e_,"~" AUSTRAL „„_._. 6.601 July 8 I.ARONNE.. I 3 87fl July 17 POTO3I _— 4 213 July 81 OHIVtBORAZO.- 5.817 August 11 JOHVBLDMR-_| 1158 | August 28 And the Service -will be maintained by suo oesdlng steamers at intervals of a Fortnight. Auckland passengers tor Ligurla may proceed per Arawata on Jnne IL Fares to London, 15 to 70 guineas. Suez Canal Dnes, 8s In addition. Parcels booked through to London. Passongers oan book from Auokland at _ through rate to cover Intocolonlal fare and Canal dnes and to seonre spoolal advantages. Passages from London oan be granted la Anokland, For plans and fall partlonlars, apply, In Lon don, to F. Green. Se Co., Joint Managers of the lino; or to the Agents In Auckland. UNION STEAMSHIP CO, OF N.Z. (Limited), Qaeen-street. •^^^TJE^NStfkAK AND OKI- ENTAL STEAM NAVIGA rsarS=SSSB'TION COMPANY. Tha Company's Steamships (under eontraot With the Vlotorlan Government for tho convey ance ot her Majesty's malls) will be despatched i avi-m... Leave I Leave ( Leave -.tamer. Sydnoy lMeltfrn'l Adlade MALWA.._...._. June 28 I July i I July 8 SOTL-... „ Julyl2 |julylß Jn)y2o MIKZAPORE.... July 2d I Aug. 1 |Aug. 8 RAVENNA Aug. 9 Aug.lsAng.l7 ROME Aug. 23 I Aug. 29 | Aug. 31 Route i—lt ia intended to despatch theso Steamers for Plymouth and London via Point de nolle. Passengers for England will therefore not require to change steamers. Raton of passage money to Plymonth or Lon don i -70 first, and £15 second-class i Italian porta, £S5-rut, and £10 second-clans. Passengers booking at Auckland seonre speolal advantages. Fin further particulars respecting passage monoy and freight apply to CRUICKSHANK & CO,, Agents, 1?, yueau -street. Auokland. Mhd-. G'JTEAM TO THB %j^_^_^ THAMES, B_gW4-^SF oniNSMURLWAITEKAURI, WAIHI, TE AROHA GOLDFIELDS. MOR RINSVILLK, WAITOA PLAINS. AND GRANT AND FOS rER'S SETTLEMENT. E N T E X P 5 I S E NO, 2, P.S. TB AKOHA, & P.S. PATIKI, From Anokland i From Thames i — Thursd»y, 1 p.m. Friday, 12 midnight Saturday, 12 midnight The time-table of river steamers to be seen at Enterprise Olllco, Thames. Fares To Thames - Saloon. 7a 6d; Htooraße, 08 To Ohlnemuri through, 5s extra To Te Aroha through, 10s extra Not responslole for shipping, oarrying;, or dis- BhW* lngUVßßtMk-A.N.S.FERRYOO.. . Agents. dsartsfc*. -TVTORTHI.!... STEAMSHIP !_P§|^_L>| OOMPANY (LIMITSD). TIME-TABLE-JUNE. Weather nnd other olroumatanoes permitting). FOR TAPRANQAANB BAY QgPLKNTY PORTS. Btbambb. I Datic os* SailiwO. Glenelg Thurnday. 8, 5 p m Wolllngton Monday, 12, 6 p m Wellington 'hurßday. 16.5pm . Glenelg Monday, 19.5 p m Glenelg Thurßaay 22. 5 p m Wellington Monday, 20, 5 p m Wellington Thnrs.ay, 29.6 p m Connects at Tanranga for Opo- Stafla tiki and Bay of Plenty Ports every Tuesday. FOB RUSSELL, WHaHGAEOA, AND MAN* GONPI. ' Glenelg Monday, 12,5 p m Wellington Monday, 19,5 p m Glenelg Monday. 38, 5 p m . FOR WHANQAB-I AND WHANGARM HKAD3. Every luesday and Friday, at Argyle (Carrying passengers and oargo FOR MANGAPAI. Argyle I Every Tuesday, atfipm ■808 MK-O-BY BAY. Fingal I Every Monday, ot it p m FOB MANGAWAI. fingal | Every Thursday, at 8p m FOB waitara (from Onehunga). Maocregor | Friday, 9th FOR OPONAKIt AND WANGANUI (from Manukau). Rowena | Friday. 12th "_r Oargo mast ba booteed and alongside one hoar before advertised time ?' departure. Passage tlokets mnst .be taken at the Com cany'a Offloe. No. 87. Queen-street, Auoklond. A. MCGREGOR, Managing Dlreotor. •"^.-^ WOU WHANGAREr.WHAN, • '-S*" SP G AREI HE ADS. AMD MAN T-rr_*w? GAPAL—The Northern S'eam.hli Co.'a s.s. ARGYLE will leave Qaeen-streel Wharf as abovw (weather and other circum stances permitting) TO-MORROvv (Friday) the 9th June, at 5 p.m -For freight or pas bbko a»ply at th« Oompany s Office, No. 67 Queen-street.- A. Mo -18-GOB. Manoglog Dlrec tor. -Bmi^- TTIOK WAITA X A.—Thi Northern Stoamshlp CO.'s b.b Jww_-.»l-gMACGRBQOR wIU leaVe the One hnnca Wharf as abovo (weather and Other olr Swnoea permitting) TO-MORROW (Friday the 9th June.-For freight or passoße ajW at the office of the Company. 67 A Queen-street Anokland; or to A. Barnes. Onehunga.-A MoGbkoor. Managing Dlreotor. *__&*>_ SJIOR OPUNAKE ANI I__|_t_?S' 8J WANGANUI. -The Northon "^w^^Stoamship Co.'s s.s. ROWENA wil leavo tho Onehunga Wharf as above (weathe and othor circumstances permitting) op MOW DAY, June 12, at 1 p.m.-For f»«KJ>t O passage apply at the Companys Office. 65 Queen-streot, Auokland; or, to A. BarneE Onehunga.—A. McGrkoor. Managing Dilreotoi *S>«a-. UJ-WSAM- TO XUAMEB; CAJ_ ®C%D RYING PASSENGERS ANI **aasseaw' CARGO,. 00-WEOTDIO |WITH OHINI t-V7I», OUAHU, WAITOA PIAINH, AND MOUBIWI viu (Plato District), Tibik Table, S,S; BOTOMAHANA, . , From Auckland;] Thursday. 5.30 afternoon Friday, 6.30 evening From Thames i . Thursday. 10 morning Sfriday. 11 morning ■ . . Saturday, 12 noon . FARES <Sit.GWt)- Saloon: Seven Shillings and Slxpenoe (7s Od Steerage s Five Shillings (55),, Freight through to Te Aroha. 25s perton. No (large received within haU an hour of at •j_Uflßdil_»Otle_v__B. i''■_^i_ m ___» _ •■"'.; _ .V. (fB4B»B * WNNB, Agent,



Shipping. ; 8' COKOMANDK i«. The fast and favourite ■_. COROMANDEL, Captain, W. D. Hargrave. Time-table. Leaves Auokland i Lar yes Coromandel I . iw_ „ ."" Thursday, 8,12 noon Friday, 9,1 p.m. Saturday, 10.12 noon Weather and other olrounislances permlttliiK. o&ssr .&& ™M ■» ****** " lan^UvHocl 0 ln' mnUiß' oaxT7ins- OT *. R. H BWINDLEY. Manager. __^^__ "REDUCTION IN FAKES . fff||S_s|s. -*-*' T0 LONDON. ___^^^^ The Clipper ship HALCIONE. AAI atLloyds. 813 tons register: _. J. barker. Commandor, Is now loading for the above Port, and to ensure a rapid voyage home, will be docked. Hor accommodation for oil classes of Passengers Is unsurpassed. InßPec ' 3°5., ,nv,?_ od- VM Saloon Fare. C 35: Second . Cabin, £20 to £25 : Steerage, £16 to £18. Bed ding, etc, supplied on Board. £5 extra. OWES & GRAHAM. Agents. spafe^ T\ rAIUKU & ONEHUNGA m__&J'l STEAM NAVIGATION CO. a" —"^ (LIMITED), Tikk Table-June, 1883. B.S. MANUKAU. Leaves Onehunga t Leaves Walokah . June June . 10-Saturday, 11 am 10-Saturday, 1p m 12-Monday, 3.50 p m 13-Tuosday,Bpra 13—Tuesday, 1 p m ll—Wednesday, 9 a m 17—Saturday. 6.80 a m 17—Saturday, 11 a m 19-Monday,Bam 19-Mouday, 1..50 p m 21—Wednesday. 9am 21—Wednesday. 1,30 pm • 2i-Baturdoy, 10.30 pm 2i-Saturday,a3opm 28-Monday, 1.30 p m 27-Tuesday, 7am 1 27—Tuesday, 3pm 28—Wednesday. Bam 80—Friday. spm July 1-Saturday, 10 a m For Manukau Heads, every Thursday, at 8 a m By order of the Direotors, all Freight must be prepaid. A- CUNNINOHAM. Agent. •tMgabv. QTEAM TO THE HOT ~BJgJEi£IO SPRINGB, MAHURANGL ,„, „. MATAKANA. KAWAU. AND mini. The v. ROSE CASEY, Al at Lloy fl*, W. Somervllle. Master. for Hot Springs, Matakana. Kawau. and Omaha—Every Tuesday at 11 o'cloolc, re turning on Wednesday. for Hot Springs and Mai urangl—Every Thurs day and Saturday at U *jxu, returning on Monday aad Friday. No Parcels or Goods taken without Bbippin* tote. For freight ov passage apply to H. J. WIOKBNa !___ - IJI O X SALE, *QnkV _} The Fast sailing Sohooner |^^^ «CUTTY SARK,* Snrtnr^im Fifty-two (62) Tona Rf glster. Apply to W.S. LAURIE. ißSft^i. |_>ASS.--NUERH' LtinU OP SMffifflh, L PACKETS TO NEW SEA *"™™^" OWNED BY MESSRS. SHAW' UvTL__E,&CO.,W,Leadei__a_lH.tree», London, Tha above line ot ships are regular traders •o aU the principal ports in New Zealand. They are clipper ships, olaased Al at Lloyds', and com manded by experienced masters, The bill of fare is moat substantial. And ot tha beat quality, and the aooommodatlon roomy and convenient. The undersigned ore empowered to grant pas . tagca from London to New Zealand payment for which have been guaranteed ln tho oolony, U-turn ships to London also leave at almost regular Intervals. Full particulars Qn application to L. D. NATHAN Ss CO N 1 OWEN Sc GRAHAM. ]■ Agentt, ORUIOKHHANK ft CO. 1 ■ ■■ ' sagas a ar: 11 ———ar Drapery and Olothmer. /^*^oS_ m AND • \ tj DEFERRED \\ |payment)| l\ SYSTEM. il \&J. - *Jf TAILORS, DRAPERS, AND OUTFITTERS. H O B S O N.S TREE T INeatly opposite Wellington-street), Have T Well • Absobtbd STOCK ol the BEST GLASS GOODS. All Tweeds thoroughly shrunk before being made up, and fit and workmanship guaranteed! Tha Deferred Payment System has been found to be a great boon, by enabling those with limited Incomes to prooure noeesaaries ln the easiest possible way, INSPECTION INVITED \\TB Ii LES.IiJB V HOUSB. A. LOVETT, Begs to intimate to his Customers and the Publio generally, that his WINTER STOCK OF N-W FASHIONABLE & OHEAP DKAPEKY Se MILLINERY Is Now to Hand. Dress Goods ln all the Leading Fashionable Shades and Textures. Calicoes from 3d, Flan nels from B_d per yard. Sheeting from lOd. A Large Stookof Tweeds in all qualities. Blankets from 6s 64 a pair. ... _, ___ Extra Value in Corsets, from 2s 6d. A Leading Novelty la the " Flexible Hip ■ Corset, very oom fortable and durable, r« 6d. New Styles ln Ladles' Jaoketa and Ulsters, lnoluding the Dolman Ulster.* Ladle/ and Children's Underclothing and Baby Linen, In Great Variety. ■_■ . A Choice Stock of Ladies' and Children's Hats and Bonnets, trimmed and nntrimmed; Flowers, ; Feathers, etc. A Good Blaok Frenoh Merino, i at 2s 6d yard; Blaok Cashmere from Is. Country Orders reoeive special attention. One Shilling in the £ Discount on all Cash Purchases of 20s and upwards. Ar, O V E T T, . XJ Dbapbb. Wetlealey-stroot /.REAT £< ASH gALE, WORTH £12,000 WORTH or GENERAL DRAPERY ; MEN'S CLOTHING, CARPETS, . &c, &C, &c, " MUST BE SOLD REGARDLESS OF COBTI In consequence of term of Lease drawing . to a olose, and Extensive Altera tions on entering on New Lease. 7 T_l T QOMERFIBLD ; JC. J. OOMERFIBL'J Has deolded on Rsmcci-O His Immense Stock j as anlokly as possible, nearly all of whioh Is , New and Wbl_, Bocoht, from Home 1 and Colonial Manufacturers, * And will offer to the Publio at an Enormous r Reduction in Price, . THE CHOIOEST LOT OF GOODS THAT r HAS EVER BEEN OFFERED IN AUOKLAND, AT SELLING OFF PRICEBI >■ Not tho dregs of .Stook at the end of the season, ** as is usually the case in advertised sales, bnt AM. New, Fashionable, Übbfdi, Goods, and just the thing for tho Present Season. Numerous SFE-iAr, Lines in MEN'S CLOTHING exceedingly cheap. For farther particulars sco Handbill and Inture Advertisement Inconseguenee of the Immense Stook to Ro mark, my Establishment will be Closed on THURSDAY, June Ist, and Re-Opened )• . on FRIDAY, June 2nd. BALE TO COMMENCE on FRIDAY, JONB 2 No Bntriw marie, dnrlng Sale except at CWdlnary Prices,



Busineaß Notice.. j VTOTIOi. OF PARTNERSHIP.' W. GUNSON, in thanking his Mends and the general oubllo for the very cordial support hitherto acoorded him, begs to state he has taken into Partnership Mil R. W. MARTIN, for many years with Mr Chas. Major (late mer chant), of this city; and that from the Ist June proximo, the Business will be carried on under the style, or firm, of GUNSON Se MAKSIM. General Produce, Grain, Seed Merchants, and Commission Agents, J^ B M O V A L. On the above date, tho Business will bo Re moved to thoso New and Commodious Premises recently ereoted by Messrs VV. and G. Win stone, in Custom-house-street, where, with in creased facilities for working, and evory con venience, with strict attention to tho Interests of tholr customers, comblnod with moderate chargos, a still further support is confidently looked for, and rospoctfnlly BOllcltod. Auokland, Mar 29,1.82, JAM je » is uTO U X tt, CARTER. CONTRACTOK. &0 Goods Carted and Derdvered from ship's side on Shortest Notloo. Ballast Supplied. NBWOABTL-. AND 2,X. OF ISLANDS COAt Also, .firewood (ont and nnoutl reasonable,. ULMAN'S PHOTO ROOMa, . HOBTLAND-BTREJBT, Tourists ant Visitor, are invited to Inspect P^inan's Views of the Hot Lakes, Auo__and and Bush Boonery, &o. The greatest variety, of SmSm-L °£ Maorl CelebtlUea & *W PHOTOGRAPHY TO ALI. ITS BRANCH!--. O B 15 R T WOODS* BOOT AND SHOE MANUFAOTOREH, CORLEY'S BUtfjDINGS. HOBSON-BTBMM! (Opposite the Prince Arthur Hotel), EVEEY DESCRIPTION OP REPAIRS NEATLY EXECUTED, __ A Trial Soliolted. SUPERIOR CORRUGATED TANna. J, L. KEAN (Lath Alfred B_ia?i), Has for Bale a number of the above, with Taps ready tor use, at reduced rates, at his Shop. Elliott-street. Large quantities ot Spouting Ridging, and Down Pipes alwayß in stook. Verandah Iron ouryed at tho shortoot notloe. Country orders will always reoeive his prompt attention. Lead washers always on hand. jy o i i o c. MB K. G. SANDALL Wishes to inform his friends and tho pnbllo tn general that he has Opened the Bntchers Shop In Wakefleld-street lately occupied by Fowler and Co., and hope, by keeping tno best quality of Meat and stilot attention to business to merit a fair share of their support. ,_ , .„_. B. G. SANDALL. May 4. IM. TVTOTICE Of laRTNERSHIF AND -LI REMOVAL. C. G. HILL, whilo acknowledging with thanks the hearty support aocordod him hither to, begs to stato that tho growth of his business has lnduood him to tako Into partnership Mil Geo. Plummku, and that the business will In future be carried on under tho namo of 0. 0, HILL & CO. After the 31st .day, tho business will be Itomoved to thoso Commodious Premises next door to Mr Brldgmuii, Draper, Uppor Quoon-Btreet, wtaoro, wiih increased fao-llt.es for carrying oa their business, and by Btrlot attention to Ordors for Muterlals or Out door Wo.li, thoy bono for a further charo of patronago. C. G. 11, & CO. confidently Invito Inspection of tholr Largo Stook of Glass. Paints, Paperhangings, Pictures. Gilt and other Mould ings, Paint Brushes, &o. whioh, boing their own direot Importing, aro olferod at tho Lowest Kemunoratlve Prices.—Wollosloy-strcot, Moy 15.1882. H ° X Jj A * * S' In order to avoid mistake, and accidents, I have made arrangements with MR ROBERTSON, the Proprietor of tho Hoy al Mall Coaches, To Run Passengers through to Lako House, from TAURANGA to OUINKMUTU, WAI ROA. and TAUPO. Tourlsta oan obtain Buggies at all times at Tauranga and Ohlnemntu, and oon depend npon good Coaches, Bugglos, Horses, and sober and civil drlv ore, at Lowest Rates. ROBERT GRAHAM. Lake Honse, Ohlnomutu. FobrnoryJU. 1882- |»OTOMAHANA HOT LAKJKS. A LIM-TBDiNUMBKROF FIRST-CLASS THROUGH TICKETS Will bo Issued for THE HOT LAKES, Tourlsta will have Iho advantage of staying at LAKE HOUSB, Ohlnemntu, whioh will be, found tho mot oomfortablo Hotol In tho Lake Dlstriot. No othor tlokota but thoso issued by mo avail able for Lako Honsoi R. GRAHAM. Jot... National Insnranoe Buildings. 83, Qnoon-stroet, Auokland. A-Oldana, March 16,1.3-. JOBh M. HASLET T, BUILDER, HOUSE AND SHIP JOINER, Sett.. .Tort-street, Auokland. Having oommonccd hualnosa in the abovo lino, la now prepared to reooivo orders for every description of Carpenters' and Joiners' Work. Oflloe Flttlntts, Shop Fronts, Counters, Shelves, Presses, Cupboards, etc Every description of work connsotod with the trade, from House Building down, executed on the Shortcut Notice, and most Reasonable Terms. fort-street, Two Doors from Customhouse Hotel, ■XT 0 T 1 0 X, W. H. SKINNER, AROHITEOT, Has taken offlooa formerly ooouplod by the City Counoll, and over Messrs. Upton ud Co.'s. Queen-street. STAFFORD & GORMAN, PK&C'I*CAL CLIPPERS. Hor.ea carefully Cllppod. Charges-Moderate. All orders left at Lendrnm's or Young's Stablos punctually attended to. — N.B.—Any orders left at Cook's Stables not attended to. JB. MARRIOTT, • AUCTIONEER. VALUATOR, HOUSE, LAND AND GENERAL COMMIS SION AGENT, Karangahape Road, Auckland. tST OUT-DOOR SALES ATTENDED, TBI rrf o Th jb PU.Biii c. RICHARD UEORGE, BUTCHER AND GKNKRAL PURVEYOR, Respeotfully solloits the pnbllo to try tls CHOICE STOCK OB" MKAT, at Lowest Pos-siblk Phioks, Famines waited on for Orders. Bost Quality Corned Beef. Shlnplng SuppUed. . Noto the Address— MANUKAU ROAD, PARNELL. p BESTS OK DRAWEES, Very Handsome Chests of Drawers In rioh Mottled Kauri, also Wardrobes and very pretty Cheffoniers, at very reasonable prioes, for Cash only, The above wood beoo ss more beautiful with go, and is always very valuable. W. NORRIE, Cabinet Manufacturer, Top of Shortland-street. ENRY BRAUE & CO. (LIMITED), WHOLESALE MANUFAOTUR.-J8 AND IMPORTERB Of all kinds of SADDLERY. HISH-BTHEKT, AOOK-ISU EDW. JNO. COX. Manager. JUST OPENED, Finest bband of Tobaccos, Oigaks, and Fanoy Goods. 176, QUEEN-STREET, Next Rattray's Clothing Shop; H, B A~~l L BY, TOBACCONISTS ' pER "EVENING .STAR. Mr Editor l Slr.-I Challenge all Opponents of Looal Enterprise, be who they may, to Produce any Foreign Compound for Dyspepsia or indi gestion equal to • . ROBLEY'S DIGESTIVE MEAL for Pulse or Porridge DIGESTIVE BROWN BREAD, and DIGESTIVE BISCUITS J, BQBLEY, 25, GrbY-STBEKT. /VL'SOM lUMAIO SAUCE, i New Season— Quality guaranteed, To be obtained ot all Grocers. . 1/per Bottle. G. COZENS, Agent, h 27. Qneen-street. _____ -jT! DWA X V _i AKXL EV, ABOBITEOT, '' 3TIOHBURYS BUILDINH q(J_C__N'BTBK_-.



"■""" " '" bb ■ m j Public Notices. fl BQ% N P LIME. GROUND "LIMB.) FOR SALE, SOUTHGATE'S MAHURANGI HYDRAULIC GROUND ROCHB. LIME, In any quantity, for Concrete, Paths, Floors, Cellars, oto. (next to stone llagging, is un rlvallod for durability and hurd-.ottiua; qualities). For tanks and other wet Work it is a ilrst-clasa material. ' B. KEAN E, SOLE AGENT, COSTOM-nOUSK-MKEBT, pSJT C> T I O iE TO THE SKTThEKS OF THK KAIPARA AND WAIBOA, rORT ALBERT, AND SURROUNDING DISTRICTS. A Mar. et for all the Fresh Mullet caught to be found by a. pi. In_ to the Kaipara Canning Company. Helensvllle. iCTUGH X, UILMOUR (Lata Thomas J. Harbutt), STEAM BRUSH, PORTABLE FORGE, AND BELLOW? FACTORY, VIOTORIA-STRKET EAST, Anokland. i CIiAKK- BROTHERS, ARTIST PHOTOGRAPHERS (OPPOSITE UNION BANK), Qdbkm-stbukt, Auoelahd< Photography In the Latest and Mott Fashionable Styles, Executed ml a manner Unsurpassed In the Oolonlea, All Photographs taken by the Ikbtantanioub Pkookss. -aegis collection new zealand vt-w8 Alwava on Hand '_ *.U TO B A a H XJT to Roth'B Public Hot, Cold, and Shower Baths, Viotoria-street East. Charge, One Shju-ino. Open all week days trom 6 a.u_ to B p.m., and Sunday Morninss trom 6 till 10 a.m, The Bath-rooms are all private, and supplied with every convenience. Turkish towels, flesh and hair brushes, combs, respirators, soaps, &c. Select bath-rooms (private) tor Ladles every day, at all hours, with female attendant*. Two Shiuunq and 8-Xfknor. Ple&ue note the address t Victoria-street Kast, abovo the Grey hound Hotel, and nox* the oheap Bedding aim -furniture Mart, Anokland. BBIBB——i l*"P"P""IIT*' -a———BB I .-.mioses In Morto. I^TEW ZEALAND FERNS, ... Uumomited, or Tastefully Mounted in various ways, mtOM 1_ U P TO 1-0 VAU KTMta. or Sale by KRIG CRAIG, PKtNO----OTI.E_J_. j GF. STUVIN bees to draw tho ntton • Hon of tho pnbllo that ho has oponod an oflloe at the Union Insuranco Company's Build ings, Qu .on-stroot, where he lntonds to curry on buslno-s as Rouse, Land, and Estate Agont. FD A V i S O N • (Lato Williams), Foot ov Gr&y-sibkht, Has a Largo at d Varied Assortment of Ladles and Children's Night DrOss.B, Chomhes. Drawors, stockings, Hlbbons, -.tilings. Wool and fl k Squares. Tunica. Pinatoro.; Fanoy Jowollory; Stays, Sa Ud; Eld Gloves, is 6d ; . Baok Combs, Cd ; Straw Hats, Cd ; Flowers, Cd. All Vory Cheap. V. DAVISON. WILLIAM THOM AS, Corner of Larno and Viotoria-streeis. Auokland Kast K-OMUHKNTAX., MAUBLK, AMD GEN-THAI STONKMASOH, AROHIT-tOTURAL SCULPTOR AHD OABV-JS. Inscription., accurate and beautiful. Monuments, Tombs, lloiwlntonoa, and every description of Stone Work at tho lowest possible rices tor town and oounirr TUT ATS AND MATTING". THE ORIENTAL FIBRE MAT AND MAT TING COMPANY. (BY HOYAL LETTBRS PATENT), Manufacturers of Patent Mattings . Patent Mate Coooa Mattings and Cocoa Mats Wool Bordored Mats. Vorda Works, Hiq n woura, Wilts (England) Sole Agents for New Zoaland: OPPENHEIMER & CO., AUCKLAND, Who will glvo Pricos and Terms on applloatlon. rpUuiiA. b. ear '•_ is if; -*- IMPOIITK- OF PRINTS, MOULDINGS, GLAB3, MUBIOAL INBT KUMENTt. FANCY GOODS, CONCERTINAS, MELODIANS, VIOLINS, -VIOLIN STRINGS AND FITTINGS, AND MUSIO, 88, VICTORIA-STREET, AUCKLAND, BIX DOORS FROM .MMIT-6TRKET. Wholesale and Rotnil Ploture Frame Manu facturer, Musloal Instrument Maker, Teachor, Importer and Repairer. Teaoher of the Pianoforte, Organ, Concertino, Violin; Cornet, and any Brass Instrument St. Mi tr n go. NOTICE OF REMOVAL. CHAS. CANNING, in conveying to his numerous oustomers and friendß his sincere thanks for the generous support aocordod him during the past twenty seven years, would respeoctully intimate to them that he has OPENED THOSE NEW PREMISES Next door to Mesara, GlunvUlo and Ellyett. Grocers, and immediately opposite to Union Bank of Australia, wbore all orders will be attendod to during the Ereotion of his New PBEMISKfI. 0.0. would also beg to Inform those gentle men who havo bo long and so liberally patronised the Cafe; that that branoh otthe buslnoes will still bo carried on at the roar of the old building—entrance by St. Mungo Lane, Shortland-street. UPPER SYMONDS-BTREET. TO THE PUBLIO. ALFRED TVER (Late Robertson Bros.) Begs to thank the Inhabitants of Auokland and environs for their patronage slnoe taking tho above buslneßß, and would remind them that he has now Removed to New Spacioub Pbrmisbs On the sito of the recent firo, MrTyerha_ also token tho adiO-ning property, where tho bUßleesßof First-olaBS .fruiterer and CoDfeotloner will bo established. By selling none bin the Best Articles at Mode rate Prices, and giving the Publio strict atten tion to all Orders, the proprietor solicits that Bnpport hitherto accorde- PIANOFORTES & HARMONIUMS on the Deforred System of Payments, may be had of Mr Webb, Wellesley-street Piano and Harmonium Saloon, withont any addition to the price; or, for Cash a liberal discount will be allowed. Mr Webb draws speolal attention to his Neumeyer double over-strung Iron Framed Planoa. Pianofortes for Hire from Ten Sbilukos tho month. A Fine Toned Amerioan Organ, with 7 stops and 2 knee swolls, also, a fi stop Alexander Harmonium, Second Hand, at a low price tor oash. \_\_T EBB'S Pianoforte and Uar- v V monlnm Saloon. Wellesley-st. q' URV BY NOTICE. The undersigned begs to Inform his Friends and tho General Publio that he has OPENED an OFFICE ln CaNaDa BUILDINGS (late City Counoll Chambers), Queen-street, Auck land, with a viow of facilitating the transac tion and completion of his increasing profes sional Duainess. WILLIAM TOLE, Licensed Land Transfer and Native Lands Sur veyor. Mining Engineer, and Land Agont. mo x v is public, MARRIOTT BROS., Wholssa--. and Retail Manofaotubinq Confectioners, QUEEN-STREET. Manufacturers of every description of Sweets. Try our Suporlor Congh Lo?enges, Sole Makers ln Auokland. #f—The Cheapest House in Town.—f( One Trial will secure fntnre favours, M_KBI"OTT BROS., CONFEOTIONERB, QUEEN-STREET,



a i " r " M"'- —-—«—■»■ Mecucai, , , MOKE LOOAL EVIDENCE 0»TH» CURATIVE ROPERTIES o» -pROFESSOR pUSSCOTT'S Herbal Treatment. may now be consultkd at his ad DRESS, Bhoivtland-strE-T. To ProfoDßor Gussoott, Shortland.treot, Anok land. Shr,-I hereby cortKy that for ovor two yoars I was troubled with a violent cough, with n froquent spitting of blood and great palpita tion. I would not attempt to walk up a hlll.nor yot to Ho down In my bed during that timo. I was unablo to oo any work, aftor spondln. a great deal of monoy on doctors and chemists, as well as boing an out-do.r pationt of tho hospital. I lost all hopes of rocovory, but soolnß so mani cures you had O-Tootod ln tho " Herald," I visa advißod to come to Auckland and give your. herbal remedies a fair trial, and I am happy to say ln ,lx weeks I could return to the Thames a strong, hoalthy man, free from cough or palpita tion, thank God and you also, I shall be able to recommend your herbal treatment, for I can speak for myself, also from scores I have seen in your plao« at different times, and every one speakingin the highest terms of your trelamen.. —Behove mo to be, yours ever grateful, Frank Scutherby, Thames, January 3rd, 1882. To Professor GubsooM, Bhortlond-stroet: Sir, — . or the lttßt three years I have beon with that dreadful complain, oalled dyspepsia, or indiges tion. It did not _natto>. what 1 ate, in an hour or so after my stomach1 would boitin to swell, that I Bhould have to nntasteu my clotbos. The food used to turn sour on my stomach. Then I would oommenoe belching wind arid gas. Dirty sour froth would heave from my chest. I had'to be very particular in who. 1 should eat. Fat meat, oabbage, or potatoes, or ch-e-e—they acted on mo like ho much balm, in fact I did not know what to eat, for nothing would agree with me. But hearing ot your Herbal Tonio, I was induced to try a bottle, and when I had one I wanted more, for my health wos moro to me than money. I found more relief from your Tonio and Composition Powder than all tho medlolno I have ever taken. You have ef fected a por/eot oure of me. I can eat now any thing as well as thereat of my family, and enloy it.—Believe me to bB, yours ever truly, Mrs Elizabeth Swan. Parnell, January 11,1882. To Professsor Gussoott. Dear Sir,—My oase was so remarkable and my oure so effectual, that I feel it my duty to give you a testimonial as my evidenoe. I have been Buffering with rheuma tism for the lost Boven years, and a groat part ot that time I bave not been able to drees or un dress myself. For Aye years I was unable to walk without oratches. I waa tired of my .life, because I was a burden to myself and family, but hoaring and seeing the wonderful cures you had effected ln different ohronlooomnlaints,and a great number whioh I knew, whioh are not published, bnt I think it my duty to you and to the publio, that a man of your skill in onrlng suoh ohronlo complaints as mine Bhould be a household word. I was like a man drowning. I waa glad to grab at anything, but I am happy to say that, Jihi-ugh your herbal treatment, I am hearty and well, and oan go without orutohos as woll as over;—Bellovo me to bo. Jours eror grateful, J. O, Dean, Ponsonby, anuary 19.1882. To Professor Gussoott. Shortland-street. Sir, —I am lumpy to inform yon of tho perfect euro I have rcc.ivod .trough ypur modloinal treat ment. -1 onuio to you on th_ 27th ef S.ptombor last. At that time my log was pronounced in curable ; bnt when I came to you you told me that you would convince nio in a fortnight, and I am happy to say you havo full—led your proi-lco, although I was rather doubtful i bat I wa. told cy a friend of mine that, if I said bo. you wonld not trout me. My frlond's namo is Mrs Walkor, who know fou ln Ohrlßtohurch. -tho was also a patient ot yours which you cured of the dropsy. lam b»ppy to say that I havo dispensed with! my orutohos, and able to attend to my domoßtio duties, I glvo yon this for tho benefit ot others who are b .florin* as I havo been for years.—Yours, ever thankful, Mrs Eliy Joyce, Nowton-roa^. December L To Professor Gussoott.'BhortlAnd-treet. Door Sir,—lt Ib with great ploosnre that I add to tho number of your valuable t-Btlmonlals for the miraculous cure your medlolno has porformed on me. I have boon troubled with what come medical mon oall indigestion, othors dyspepsia, but when I oame to yon on the 10th of Sept, you told me that I had Uvor oomplalnt: you explaiood to mo my symptoms about tho palpita tion of tbo hoart, tho wind on the Btomaoh, oold hands and foot, the eoarno ,s of tho wind and gas I need to belch, cold chills running down my bock, and, in fact, you describes, my toolings bo minutely, that I was quite satisfied that you understood my complaint, and I am happy to Bay that through > our horbal treatment you havo offooted a p.rfeot euro.—Yours over grate ful, Mrs M. Littlo, Hob.hn-str.ot. Auokland. To Professor ausßOOtt. Shortland-street, Sir,— J have been troubled with neuralgia ln both my head and face, and been doprlvod from many nights' sloop, and when I sat down to my food many tlmos I havo bad to got up from the tablo and walkabout without evor tasting food. As I told you; when I applied to yon, that I had tried all tbo chemists in town, and I only got tomporary rcllof. Whon you told mo you would euro mo in a minute I was vory doubt ful, but am happy t < say you did so. I should rooo-oraond any lady suffering from tho samo to glvo yon a trial, as you told mo, If no euro, no nay.—BoUovo mo to bo, yours ovor thankful, Raohol Coasons, Viotoria-stroot, Novombor v. To Professor Gusscott, Shortland-street It> Is with great pleasure that I acknow ledge a perfect cure I have reoolvod through yonr horbal treatment; I have been troubled With Bonrvy for throe years and nlno months, whioh I explained whon I called on yon. I told you I could form no other.oanso unless It was through Bleoping ln a bed whoro some ono had boon stooping who had tho sourvoy. 1 havo alwayß been very particular when staying at tbo hotels to examine tho linen beforo going to bod. I havo mot many mon on my routo who havo got the same complaint through Blooplng In dirty beds tho B.mo as I did. I also told you when I applied that I had taken a great quantity of medicine until my hair bogan to fall off; but I happenod to see your advertisement stating that your treatmont was sololy herbs. I have known wondorful ourcs effooted throu. h tho herbal troatmont whon minerals have failed, and boing a believer ln horbs, I was very happy to place myself under your treatment as scon as you came to Auoklan d, and I am glad to say you have offooted a euro on me and made me a dean, strong, healthy man.—Bollevo mo tolbo, yours evor thankful, Alfred Hopkins, New North Road. December 6th. To professor Gussoott. Dear Sir—lt Is wltb groat pleasure I havo In reoommondlng your Tonic I have beon Buffering with wind and apa-ms on tbo Btomaoh for several years, and I oould not get any rellof. Everything I ate turned to wind. I could not eat, I oould not sloop (I often had to get out of bed and walk about tor hoars. I was advised to take ood liver and quinine and Iron, &o„ and all to no good. I had to give np my employment for weeks at a stretch, bnt 1 waa advised by a friend of mine, who was working at tho Union B__.h and Door Company, to apply to you .and that you would oonvlnoe me ln a week. J was rather doubtful of tbis, after trying so many different medicines, both trom the Hospital and chemists, and other patent medlolnos. I thought lt was Impossible for me to get oured so quiok and bo perfectly as you havo done. lam happy to say in two months' time you havo mado mo a now man. I oan eat well, and also enloy a food night's rest, with many thanks to you, and hopo your days will be long in Auckland, for the good ot the community at large.—Yours respectfully, Richard Lawson, Ponsonby. Feb ruary 2nd, 1882. - , To Professor Gusscott, Shortland-street t Sir— As you are aware that I explained to you, when I applied to you, that I have been troubled with bleeding plies for tbo lost five or six years, as I told you I have tried medical men, ohomlsts.and old womon's cures, bnt never had a perfeot oure nntil I applied to you, about six weeks ago. They nsed to come down and bleed for an' hour at a time bo that I should have to ohange my clothes, but when yon told me you would make mo worse bofore I should bo better. I could not reokon you up. I thought I should have to give up business altogether, If I should bo worse, but ln four days you convinced me that I could give you this .testimonial with confidence, that in five weeks you have effooted a perfeot cure on me. I shall ever be a believer in herbs after the wonderful oure yon havo porformed on me.— Yours, ever grateful, Henry Marsh, Albert street, Ootober 11. To Professor Gussoott, Shortland-street .Donr Sir,—lam happy to inform you that through Sour herbal treatment I can Bafoly say that I avo reoelved more benefit through your herbal treatment than all the medlolno that I have ever taken. I nave been troublod with oßthma for the lost five year.. I was obliged to give up my business and come to Auokland for medical treatment, and seeing your testimonials and the many ouros you had effeoted, and alao that you required no information and that you could tell a man's complaint as Booh as you saw him—you did so to mo so oorrectly, and that is more than any medloal man over told me before, and lt gave me oonfldenoe to place myself under yonr treatment. lam woll known ln Cambridge. I shall roturn home on Wednesday, and you may rely you will have many applications from that district.—Yours, truly, John Horgraves, Queen- Btreet, Auokland. Professor Gusscott wonld Impress on those who may do him the honour to consult him that tho utmost secreoy can be relied upon ; more over, from long experience, and a careful study of tho human system, he can dooldo almost at a glance tho diagnosis of the caße, thereby rellev jg the patient of a great deal of norvon-ness and hesitation. Professor Gussoott Invites the confidence to. either sex suffering from functional derange ment. spermatorrhosa, exhausting dreams. &o Professor Gussoott has made nervous debility and loss of power his special study, from what ever oause arising. He would earnestly impress npon those who do suffer to Book immediate advice and counsel, If they desire " an old age, serene and bright," Let no false delicaoy deter Buffering victims from removing the cause of this blight to manhood. The Btriotost confidence r_ ny he relied coon CONSULTATION GRATIS. Can Oo oonsuitea oy letter. Publio inspection Invited to the largo asßort ment Of BRITISH and AMERICAN HERBS. Nota tho Addross— Professor (lusscott, Next Door to Messrs. Winks and Hall} Establishment. Shortland-stbekt, Auckland, * Hpunft from 9 aw, to Jp mi



WANTED KNOWN-Money to Lend on Personal Security. Persons Borrow lug £5, receive £1 10s; £10, £9; £20. £18; £50, £15; repayable in Weekly or Monthly Instal ments. Striot-3t secreoy. Bills discounted daily.—London Loan and Discount Company' High-street (between Shortland-street and Vul can Lano). ANTED KNOWN — That C. W. GOODSON has lust received, por Haloione, 16 cases of Goods, comprising the Vory Latest Novelties from England and Con tlnoot. Among these he would prominently bring to the notice of tho publio a vory ohoice assortment of -Old and ailver Jewellery, which nr. marked nt unprocodontly low prioes, as nhown in window; oleo. Terra Cotta Wore In the most fashionablo dosigns, consisting of Plaques. Flat I'laques. Votes, Roman. Grecian, £co. Those Goods arc all the ruge at Homo, and are euro to command a roady nolo. An Early Inspootlon of tho Iramnnse and Varied Stock in tho LONDON ARC-Pic is requested. WANTKD Known—That J. Cosgrave aud Co. havo the Largest and Best Stock of Men's and Boyß' Clothtng to ohoo_o from ln Anokland. WANTED KNOWW— Tbat K. Porter and Co. havo Opened their Nov/ Ware house at Newmarket, with a Largo Assortment of Furnishing ana Goneral Ironmongery. All Goods at Town Prices. WANTED KNOWN— BLOMFIKLD'S WORM POWDERS are the Finest Remedy for Worms. In packets, . One Shilling; by Post. Is 2d,-WEST END j PHARMACY, Poneonby. WANTED X.IN V WIS tnot the Victorian Loan and Discount Agency's Advertise i ment appears on Ith nage. Bth oolnmn. WANTKD K.xuWN, that E, Mltchel son _*.Co» No. Ifl. Queon -street Wharf, are selling Maize, Oats, Bran, Sharps, Flour, Oatmeal, fee fete, at lowest market rates. WANTKD KNOWN.—The Auckland Timber Company, Limited (late' G. Holdshlp & Co.). are Balling every description of Timber; hlso, Sashe., Doors, Mouldings. Turnery, Fretwork, &c, at Speoiady Low Prices.—Customhouse-street West. WANTKD to sell, a Bakery, Con fectionery and Grooery Business com bined, ln a rapidly rising distrlot; good trade ln email goods; about £300 requirod; long loose.— E. Waters, Queen-Btreet « WANTED— Tailors to bear in mind that I have ln stook a large assortment cf Blaok and Blue Superflnes and Doeskins, Tweeds, Coatings, Bedford Cords, and Trim mings of all descriptions, short lengths of whioh I out at Wholesale Price. A. LOVETT, Wellesley-street. WANTED - KNOWN — That J. H. Dalton has Opened a Speolal Branch of the Tailoring Business in Viotoria-street East, tor- the purposo of making Ladies' Garments, such as Ulsters, Habits. Jaokets,etc,made in tho most approved stylos, by flrat-olaaa work men. WANTED KNOWN —P. Shailer, Tailor, Sdon Terrace, next Eden Hall, has oommenood business ln the above line, and trusts by strict attention to ail ordors to merit a fair share of p_.tro.agt) from thu surioundlng district, whero a tailor is much noadod, Repairs neatly oxc out od. <• cut a' own materials made up. WANTED. Ktt OWN—CHKAP TlM nun I OhE-F Timukr I And all other kinds ot Building Materials, can be purchased onoapor and bettor than anywhere else at the Yards of D. Golmb, Albert-street, There being no manufactory for Joiners' Timber on the pre mises, the ou_.on.er has an additional oppor tunity ot gottlng superior timber. Wheol tlghtr Materials always in stook. WANTED— Wanted to Sell (Cheap), 10 cases of Picton Bloaters, 8 for S_ ; IS 00808 of Yarmouth Herrings (large), 5 for od, Sperm Candlos, 8d lb; Jam, 8d; Lemon Peel In Cd lb; Clothes Pegs, Is 3d por groiß; Bell and Black's Matohes, 7d doz; Bell and Blaok's Tin Box Matches, Is Sd doz; Preserved Milk, 3d tin; 8 for 2s. and lOd tin; 100 doz Bngraved Glass Jugs, only 9rt, 3 for 2s; 23 doz A-BOrted Vases, la oaoh. Is 10a pair; 5 dou plated Cruets, 5s and 5s Od; Teaspoons, 3d and _d; Jugs 2- 3d and 2s 6d e ot; Jugs and BaSlns, _s Od pair; L_rge Tin Basins, Is Oil and Is 3d; Toilet f?ots, from 7s lid tn 18s; White and Gold Toilets, 18.; White and Gold Tea Sots of 100 ploces, £3; Small Tea Hots of 40 plcos, 18s and 20s s.t; Fancy Toilot Sets of 7 pio.o.i, only 8s Od, 10 pieces 10s Gd; Rtmmel's B A' Soap, 7 oakos far Ib ; 6 doz Steam Dons, only 3s 0d each; Cups and Saucers, 3s do.; Mugs, 2d. 3d, and Id; Glass Cake Plates, 9d each; Large Jam Dish and Celery Dish, 2s pair; Pint Jugs. only. 6d; Brown To .pots, from Sd ; White Chamber., Is 8d;BaslnB, from 2_d-, Large Meat Dl.hcs, la Od; Lot ot Pictures, 2d and id j lltit RSoks, Sd end Is 3d ; Lot oi Dolls, from Od; lOoSses CodOsh.fid lb; Good Tea, la 8d lb, . lbs for 6s; White Starch, lid by the packet; Faint thrushes. 3d to Is 3d; Shoe Brusbos. 2s set U. WATT 3, Pitt-street. JUiansationa-i. OPERATIC rtLAS& PEIIATIOV/LASS. MR. GORDON GOOCH hag the honour to announce to his musical friends and other lady und gentlemen amateurs, that his Class for tho practice of Balfe's popular Opera "TIIE BOIIKMIAN GIRL" will o.mmenoa about tho end of Juno. Tho foe of membership will bo 10/0. and will ontltlo each member to one complimentary tlokot to tho Concort performance. As tho study of the musio will necessitate 0 months' zealous attention and work before Its production ln concert form. Mr, Gooch hopes,—by making the foe for admission very uiodorato.-that all ama'eur vooaliats desirous ot taking part ln the work will bo ablo to Join Class, and enter [con amort) Into tho practice of tho ©pora niutlo. The weokly mortlnga will be held on Thurs day evenings, at 8 o'clock, ln the fcohool Room at roar of Bopromo Court. All ladles and gen men desirous of joining Class, and at tho same timo spending many musical evenings ot prao tioo, are requost.d to sand in their names any time before tbo announcement of first mooting. , Albert Park. lyj K. POOLEY, -LvJL M__kdkl9sohn' Villa, . KARANGAHAPE ROAD, Organist of St. Matthew's Chub oh. Rocelvos Pnpils for the ORGAN, PIANO FORTE, AND SINGING, at his address, as above, or at resldenoo of Pupils. A Q darter may be commenced from date of First Lesson. K. POOLEY'S MUSICAL SOCIETY, FOB THB STUDY, REHEARSAL, AND PERFORM ANCE OF HIGH-CLABB CHORAL AND OTHER VODAL MUSIO. lab ob comjkrt uxt.h of the youn 0 mkn's . Christian Association, | MONDAY EVENINGS at 7.80 o'olock. Subscription, half-a-gulnea, for term ot three months. Members oatitlod to a Complimentary Tioket for eaoh Concort during the term. A VOCAL CLASS will bo commenced at Mr PooMtv's Rkbidi-NO_ on FRIDAY EVENING, Juno 9. for sound, bm-mektauy instiiuotion, from whioh members will bo drafted into the Musloal Soolety whon proficient. Ladies' Class at half-past 0, Gentlemen's Class at 8 o'olock. Terms t Half-a-gulnea per quarter. Application to be mado to Auokland Musio Warehouse, Qaeon-siroot; Beorotary V.M.0.A.; and to MR. I'OOLKY, Mendelssohn Villa, Karangahape Road. m O PARENTS. MADAMR FOLEY, from Paris, is desirous of obtaining a few Juvenile Pupils for Instruc tion on tho Pianoforte and Singing. Terms (moderate) may bo .ascertained on application at cottage next .door to Plumloy _, Dentist, Hob son-atrggt IVj R. r", if WOoVa. AM, t-cacheb of the planofobik and Harmonium. Adi-ross-C-re of Auoklond Musio Ware hnnsa. ' HOT LAKES! HOT LAKES I HOT LAKES IMPORTANT NOTICE. TOURISTS Intonding to visit those Natural Wondorsof New Zealand oan obtain through KK-UKN TICKETS (including Guides, Boat and Coach Hiro, Hotel Aooommodatlon, &c), together with every Information, from the underslgnod, who have been appointed Sols agkn.sin Auckland for Mr William ___i.lv, Proprietor of tho PALACE HOTEL, Ohine mutu, " Flrßt-closa Accommodation for Visitors during both Winter and Summer Months. ' Private Sitting, smokino, ahd Reading Rooms. BIL LIARD.S. Coaches, Buggies, and Saddle Horses for Eire; Conveyances meet every Steamer. M-T3ALFE & HILL, 29, H.Z. Insuranco Buildings, June.3rd, 1883, - Agents, WAJU.UEL Y. CULLINS : HOUSB, LAND, ESTATE. & FINANCIAL AGEST HIGH-STRBKT, AUCKLAND. LOANS AND MORTGAGES NEGOTIATED For Salo, ou terms to suit pnrohasers, House ' and Allotments of various slzoo, n Beresford - street, Hepburn - Btreet, Wellington- Btreel Wolfe-street, East-street, Grafton Rob. Symonds-Btieet. JI Allotments Bought and Money Advanced fc Bnildlng 5 may be repaid by weekly or mon thi Instalments. I 6Jw.ro. BongM and Sojd,



FOB SALE. TJ.OR SALE, a New 7-roomed Kouße, JC well bnilt and finished, wash-house and outhouses, .-acre ot ground, well situated ln a healthy locality.—For furthar particulars apply to Uaviee >nd Baker, National Insnranoe Build togs. 83. Qaeen-Btreet. Auckland. "DILLIARD TABLK FOX SALE. Just landed, ex Haloione. Full-Bine Bolld Mahogany Billiard Table, with all the acces sories necessary for furnishing a Billiard-room complotoly, lnoluding Chandelier. _ ARTHUR H. NATHAN, 33, Lower Qneen-street. FOR SALE, Lease of Allotment, Cus tomhouse-street (opposite Gleeson's Hotel), with all Buildings thereon, comprising Large Workshop (80 x 60 feet), Offlco. Bhop, and Dwelling-house, and othor Buildings. Also, Etoam ICnKino and Saw Bench. Circular Saws, &c—Apply to Charlos Bailey, Ship, Yacht, and Boat Builder. • friOß POSITIVE SALI-, at about halt 1 tho usual price,' aa Immense Lot of Hosiery (bought considerably under value), at Holloway's, 217. Queon-stroet (next to Hewln's), X>ESIDENCE FOR SALE.' For Sale, that Comfortable Residence, situate near top of Grey-street (lately oocupl.a by Mr Robert Home), containing 10 good rooms, fitted with every, convenience. The honse and grounds have recently been put in thorough order. Terms easy. SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON. Auotlonears. "pi O sT" 8 A Z & Freehold Cottage and Allotment, ln Eden Crescent; four rooms and Kltohen; water laid on,—Prioe £260.—Apply to Arthur H. Nathan, ---33. Lower Queen-street. ? _^ IT.OR SALE, really cheap, a Compact JO Farm of 150 aores; about 60 acrea in grass, part under crop, part good bush and fern; a Six-roomed House, BtaJ_e, CoW-shed, Seo.; 2. miles from railway station and only 12 miles from town by good road, FOR SALE, a nice little Dairy Farm ot 72 aores, all fenoed and divided into paddocks, with good House, Stable, Sheds, and every con venience, and deep-water,frontage, 10 miles from town. Apply to John Soppet, House, Land, and General Commission Agent, No. 8, Queen-street (upstairs " __________ TfflOß POSITIVE SALE. That compaot little Island, known as Wood's Island, abouu half-way between here and the head of the Waitemata. containing 100 Aores, with Cottage, good Orohard, and several im provements, plenty of fresh water all the year round, and a good wharf for the convenience Of steamers, Seo,— Apply to JOHN SOPPET. ' House and Land Agent. Wo. 8, Qneen-street TCI , O R ii A L B, l Rfl TONS GALVANIZED CORRtfGA- L v\) ted IRON _QQ TONS FENCING WIRE OKO BARRELS KNIGHT & BBVAN'S OEMENT. . W. S. LAVKIE, }0, WYSDHAH-STBK-T. QEEDI SEED] SEJEDI FOR BALE, the following New Seed-, ez Roman Empire I— Red Clover White Clover Cow_t_ii Alsyke Rape Lucerne Turnip Mangel Linseed Hemp Canary &c, Seo. The above will be disposed ol at Loweel! Current Prioes. POTTER AND CO., , Durham-street. FOR SALE AT FREEMAN'S BAY MILLS. Late Boppett a. GBNUINE BONEDUST, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. At Lowest Mabkek jutbh. BONES BOUGHT in any QUANTITY, At the Mill, OATS AND MAIZE CRUSHED, D. H. MOKENZIE, . Fort-street. April 26th. • .. r Ut O X , ... S ALB, AT LOWEST MABKET RATES I Rosin, Pitch, and Tor Kerosene, Palnt.and Olive Oils Champion's, Soott's, and Storer. Genuine White Load, ln wood Muntz Metal and Nails Large Stook of Canvas, various brands Wire Rope, from ._ inch to . lnoh Bolt Rope, Hemp, and Mnnllla Rope, all sizes Patent Windlass (wood), Frills, and Palls . Anchors, from 10 owt to 10 lbs Chains, trom 1 lnoh tc I lnoh. Colza and Fish Oil. • D. H MCKENZIE, FORT-STRKET. Maroh 18.1382- Merchandlso. Ao Heather, GENERAL IMPORTER, HAS ON HAND AND TO ARRIVE Oonrvoislers' Cognao Associated Vineyard Cognaa MuHor Frerea* Cognao; in bulk, oase. flask, half-flask Lowndes's Rum, 80 OP Lemon Heart and Queensland WHISKY Bulk)- Groe-loos, Inverness, Glenlivet. and Terrier. Klrker Greer Co.'s WHISKY(Caso)- Collle Blend, Royal Blend, Rob Roy, Invar noes, Lome, Stewart, Glen Almond Old Irish, in bulk and oase' BCHNAPPS- Henke's, W. Ss A. Gllboy's WINES AND SPIRITS- Port, Shorry, Santorne, Sparkling Summor Clarot, Hook, Champagne,, Brandy, Rum, sootoh and Irish Whisky: all in bottle OANDLEH- Brandon's; De Bonbalxs Lunar Pieces, National, Belmont, and Imperial Sperm Fluted Paraffin Candles ALE- Bass, Bottled by Hall Boar's Head, Bottled by Hall Payne's, Bottled by John Reid Ashby's & MoEwln's STOUT— Hall's." Boar's Head Edmund's "Pig" Guinoss's, Bottled by Blood Wolfe S tons Genuine White Zin .Paint SO drums Linseed Oil 25 drums Raw Oil 25 drums Colza O 100 eases Castor O BARNS & Co.- Klppered Herrings (Red and Frest^ Salad Oil, Plokles, Jar Salt POOLB -100 oases Plokles (assorted) STEPHENS | 100 cases Pickles (assorted . DRIED FRUITS -250 cases Currants 100 cases Elemes ! 1300 boxes Figs I Ma wort Dandelion Coffee Branson's Extract Coffee ___RO3KNI.-=- Devoe's Royal Brilliant (warranted to Stan. Government test) Sylvan. 130. Water White Premium, 150. Water White ' of* TOBACCG- Over tho Water, la's, B's, Nailrod, ant Double Thick P Pieces Royal Standard, ll's Venus, ll's, B's, DTPP ..VESTAS-. !•■.■'■ R. b P I) Ovals, 250*61 and Plaids I, aa.strikeirs Bryant and May's 250 _, Plaids ? % Patent Safety t| OILMEN'S STORBS •• Teas, Sugars, Paper Bogs, Preserved Fisl ■' Fruits, aud General Goods of Diflerez ir Manufacturers Always on Hand. y ' ■ A' HEATHER!



TEITDBBS. I^EW ZEALAND RAILWAYS, Printed stationery. General Manager's Office, Wellington, 26th May, 1882. Separate Written Tenders will ba received at this office up to noon of MONDAY, 19ih Juno. 188., for the Supply and Dellvory of Printed Stationery for North and Middle Island Rail ways. Samples and specification may bo scon, and form, of tondor obtained, at tho Htoros Man ager's Offlco, Wellington. Storekoopors' Offices, Auckland, Christchurch, and Dunedin, Tenders to ba addressed to tbo General Man agor Now Zealand Railways, Wellington, and marked outside, •'Tondor for Printed Sta tionery." Tho lowest or any tender will not nocossarlly be accepted. J. P. MAXWHXL, ■ Genoral Manager Now Zealand Railways. Nora.—ln reference to tho abovo, the contract time Is hereby EXTENDED to 30th JUNE, 1882. J. P. MAXWELL. Genoral Manager. Ist Jnne, 1882. Publio Works Offloe (Architect's Branch), Wellington, June 2,1882. TENDERS are invited for Additions to Post and Telegraph Office, Pukokoho, Auckland. General conditions, specifications, and drawings may be seen at tho Public Work_ Offloo (Architect'- Brancti), Wellington _nd at the Publio Works Offices at Auckland nnd Hamilton. Tender, addressed to the lion, the Minister for Publio Works, and marked outside " Tender for Additions to Post and Telegraphic Offloe, Pukekohe," will b» received at the above offlco up to noon of SATURDAY, tho 17th day of June, 1882. Telegraphic Tenders will be re oelved, provided tho original Tender and de posit aro lodged with the nearest Distrlot Engineer at the time above speoified. The lowest or any Tender not necessarily aocopted, By command. P. F. M. BURROWS. Arohiteot P.W. -$$a_^*. <g-79W&2Sf A UCKLAND HARBOUR BOARD, tm.ders for sails for pilot Schooner. Harbour Board Offloe, Auckland, May 5,1882. Fresh Tenders will be received at this offloe nntil TUESDAY, the 13th insi., nt noon, for Sapplylng Sails for Pilot Sohnonor, in terms of specifications lo bo seen at this office. The lowest or any Tondor not necessarily ao oopted. Tenders to bo ondorsed, " Tender for Halls for Pilot Schooner." F. E. COMPTON. Chairman. mEND E R . TO TIMBER MERCHANTS, &0. Tenders are Invited for the' supply of about 209 (more ot loss) Totara Piles, raiglng in length from SO to 60 feet, and from IS x 16 at tblok ond to 10x19 at thin end. »TlO BKICK MAKERS. NORTH SHORE. NEIGHBOURHOOD OF DUCK CREEK. Contractors are invite., to tender for tbe making of 1.Q0.,0.0 HAND-MAD], or Auckland made (pug mill) BRICKS. Tenderers must be praotlcal men, and be pre pared to give substantial security for fulfilment of contraot. Tenders to be addressed to A. Falrgrleve, as underneath, and must be sent ln on or before FRIDAY. June 23. Particulars and specifications, with refsrenoa to both of above, may be had on application to N. Harker, 27, Queen-Btreet A. FAIRGRIEVE. m O CARPENTERS. Tonderi will be received uo to WEDNES DAY, the l.th June, 6 pm., for the Ereotlon of a villa Residence at hnelly Beach Road, Pon sonby. Plans at my offloe, Yictoria-Bt. West. Matthew H__vder_on, Architeot. np O BUI I. D E R S. Tenders will be reoelved np till noon on THURSDAY, the 15th, instant, for the Ereotlon of -CBrlOk Warehouse ln Lower Queen-street. Plans, &o„ at our offices, Qneen-street. EDW. MAHONEY Se SON, Architects. rj.O BDILDERS_AND PAINTERS. Separate Tenders will be received nntil i o'clook on FRIDAY next for Genoral Repairs and New Verandah, and for Painting and Paperhang.ng, ac House in Remuera. Plans and speollloatlons at my offloo, 83, Qneen-Btreet. HENRY G. WADE. • Architeot. TENDERS lor Additions and Improve ments to the School-house at Helensvllle will be received by the Education Board, Wyndham-atreet, Anokland, until noon of W_.DN_.3DAY, llth June instant Plan and specification at tho Offloo of tho Board, ond on application to tho Chairman of the Dlstriot School Committee, Helensvllle. TENDERS aro invited for the Building of a Chnroh at Whangaroa. Plans and specifications may be seen at Mr Coohrane's, Insurance Buildings." Queen-street, Auokland, till the 10th instant; trom the llth to the 28th, midday, at Mr Knee's, Totara, Whangaroa, All tenders to be sent to Mr Knee's not later than the 28th inst The lowest or any tender not neoessarily aocopted. a_ '■ ap ■ -sb i -Electoral. <2_M£& ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF FRANKLIN NORTH. In pursuance of " The Regulation of Elections Aot, 1881. I, THOMAS COTTER, Returning Officer for the Electoral District of Franklin i North, do hereby give notloe that by virtue of a Writ, bearing date the twentieth day of May, 1882, under the hand of the Clerk ot tbe Writs, an ELECTION will be held for tho Roturn of One Qualified Person to servo as Member for the sail Eleotoral Dietrlot, and that the NOMINATION of Candidates will take place at the PUBLIO HALL. OTAHUHU. at NOON on the NINTH day of JUNE. 1882, and that the POLL, if necessary, will be taken at the several Polling Places of the said Dlstriot on the FIFTEENTH day Of JUNE, 1882. The following are the Polling Places for the Eleotoral Distrlot ot Franklin North :— The Publio Hall, Otahuhu (principal) The Old School-hooso. Msngero The Publio Library, Howick The School-bouse, ruranga The Publio Halt, Wairoa The New Sohool-house, Papakura Valley The Court-house, Papakura Mr Castle's House, Awaroa Bay, Waiheke. THOMAS COTTER. Returning Officer. corporation Notices. niTY OF AUCKLAND. POLL OF RATEPAYERS, NOT'CE IS HEREBY GIVEN that, in ao oordance with a Resolution of the City Counoll on Jnne Ist. A POLL OF RATEPAYERS (or the Three Wards of the City of Auckland will bo taken FOR AND AGAINST THE EN LARGEMENT OF THE Oil _ BOUNDARIES, before O. T. ELLER, Returning Officer, AT THE TEMPERANCE HALL, ALBERT STREET, on FRIDAY, June oth, betweet L the hours ol 9 a,m, and 6 p.m. ,P. A. PHILIPS, Town Clerk. Town Clerk's Office; 1 June 2,1882. niTY OF AUCKX, AN D, WATERWOEKS AMENDED BIT-LAW ANI BATHS OF CHAHGI-S FOR WATER SUP PLIES. i, Notice Is hereby given that the amended By it law fixing the Rates of Charges for Wator Sa. nlles, So, will be oonsldored by tho City Counci at its next Ordinary Sitting on THURSDAY the 16th of Juno, 1882. P. A. PHILIPS, Town Clerk. , Town Clerk's Offlco, Juno 6,1882,



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The Ladios' Dres ses by Madame Fisher, of London, from designs by tho celebrated Faustln. Swordß and Pro perties by Mesara L. and H. Nathan, ot London. Wigs by Mr VV. Clarkson, of London. GRAND CHORUS AND ORCHESTRA. Conduotor _. _._...,...... SignorGlorza Stage Manager............._Mr Howard Vernon New and Picturesque Scenery by Mr George Gordon. Scene I—The Pirate's Lair. Scene 2—The Homo of his ancestors (by pnroh.se). Final Tableau—Britannia Triumphant. Bos-plan at Waytk's, Queen-Btreet. _o__k of Pricks : Dresa Circle, 6s; Orchestra Stalls (Reserved), 6s; Unreserved, _s; Pit, 2s. Doors open 7.15; Overture 8. J. P. Macdonald, Bub-MBS Manaßor. —j. Lectures. ITIHURSDAY LECTURES A • 'AT thb A T H E N -..U'M (Late Newton Kirk., BY DR. WALLIS Subjeots— Date of Leotures! 3. Protection and Freß Trade _ Bth Juno 1. Physical Life and Evolution ism , 15th Juno 5. Antiquity of Man .. _ 22nd June 6. Democraoy and Local Govern- .-.'■. ment .... ~ .. _ 29th June 7. Debtot New Zealand and Re pudiation „ _. 6th July 8. Spirltißm _ 13th July 9. Proportional Representation.. 20th July 10. The Lungs and Pulmonary Consumption.. .. ~-.«. 27th July 11. Tho Heart and Heart Disease 3rd August 12. Wit and Humour and Fun.. _ 10th August ' Questions and Discussion invited.—Lectures to begin at 7.30 p.m. ... Tickets for the Course, Five Shillings; Single Leoturo, Sixpence. YOUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION. Corner of WEIMSLES AND A-J-ERT-STBT-ETS. ANNUAL Course op Lectures, 1882, Juno 23-Entertalnment, Musical and Literary July 7-Leoture: "Homos without Hands." Illustrated by Limelight Views—Percy A. Smallfiold. July 28-Entertainment, Musical and Literary, Aug, H—Lecture i "Knglish University Life Thirty Years Ago"._..BlßhOp Ciwlo. Ang. 25—Entertainment, Musloal and Literary. Sept. I—Leoture: "Ten Days in Palestine"..__ Rev. A. Reid. Sept. 29—Entertainment, Musical and Literary, Oct. 20—(To be announced).. ..Mr T. Spurgeon, To Commence at 7.30. Scats reserved for Tloketholdors till 7,20. Tlokets for the Course (to admit bearer and lady) 6s; Single Tickets for Course, 3s Cd Single Tickets, la, to be obtained trom the Booksellers, Members of Committee, and at the Rooms; THOMAS BUDDLE. Hon. Sco, Calls. BATTALION GOLD-MINING COM. PANY (LIMITED). Notico Is herebjt given thst at a Meeting: ol Directors held this day, a Call (the flrßt) ot i hreepenoo per share waß made on the Capital of tbe above Company, payable to the Manager, at the Office ot the above Company. Albert street. Thames, on or bofore WEDNESDAY. the l-th day of June, 1882. GEORGE HARCOURT, Manager. ■ Thames, June 6.1882. egg. g — ; < i ■——■—-i Medioa., : DR. WALKER begs to inform his Patients tbat ho may bo consulted at Mr uardner's. Chemist, iß_; Queen-street, daily, from 10 till 11 a,m. Attsndanoo at Mr Morgan's "Golden Mortar" as usual. 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