The Auckland Evening Star.

Vol. XIIL-No. 3,685.

AUCKLAND, N.Z., TUKSdA?, MAY 30, 1888.

(Published Daily),

PRICE : ON& PENNIT



Shippingr. , ITNION STEAMSHIP . Vl *1 U COMI'ANY Oy NEW ■ £ i§3&§i q\ 211 ALAND (LtMITBD). I TIME TABLE— j j * MAY, 1882, FOR GI3KQRKK, HAPISK, WKLLINGTON. LYTT3LTON, POUT UHALMMKB, AMD BLUFF UnoM OnsTCN'-STrKarr Wharf! ateainer. Date of SoUlna. Latost Train. Trc An At; Thura.. Juno 1.10 am — RiNtunoOMA I'huradtiy, 8,10 a.m. — F6I^TAIIANA«.I. NBLBO.N, PIOTON. WEL mngton. lyttklton, asd west Coast Pouto ifbom Makpsau'. Wanaka Monday, 29, 2 p.m. 12 noon yjK MKLBOURNK. Via SOUTH. TkAniu Thura, June 1.10.a.m. — Ki.ncuhooma" Thursday. 2,10 a.m. — "Calling at Hobart. JOB gyiJWKY. Arawata I Wednes., 31, I p,m. I — LKVUKA AND 3UVA. Tiiahoa I H^rlOay. Jn. 8,6 p.m. I — (Cargo till 1 p.m.) KOIt RUJ^KL.!, AND KAWAKAWA. a.'g~A~NAP | 'I neaday, 30. S p.m. I — £j>~ Cargo mnst be booked and alongside one h'nar boforo advertised time of departure. During May Spoolal Tlokota will bo ISBUOd to Lyttolton, available for return until Juno SO. I'luwauci tloketa must be taken at the Com pany's otllco. Auckland Branoh, 109, Queen street, j|KA QTEAM TO LONDON. '@||i|TO > . ORIENT LINK «&»»S!^!«S) Tha { ol ] ow i Uß ateamshlps be longing to the Orient Steam Naviaation Com pany (Limited) and tho Paolflo Stoam Naviga tlo'i ComDany. will leave SYDNKY at the undormeatlonod dates for MKLBOURNK, AOHI.,A.in)I MdLOSWN. via 3ubz Canal;— Steamer. | Reg. 'I'np'ge I I'ata. LU3ITA.NIA.. 3^24 ' J^ol liIGUKTA 4,8ffl June 21 OARONNE 3878 Jaly S POTOSI 4213 Jnlyl9 CHIVtHQRA23._ 3.847 AnRUBt2 And tho Service will be maintained by suo ceedlrg steamers at ntervals of a Fortnight. Auckland DBSsongors for Lußltonia may pro coca por To Anau on May SO. Fares to London, 15 to 70 gulneaSt Eluoa Canal Dues, 8a in addition. Parcels booked through to Landau. PnssenEora o«-n book from Auckland at a icroucrh rata to oover loteroolonlal taro and ' Oanai dues, and so secure special advantages. Passages from London can ba granted la Auckland. For plans and fall particular*, apply, In < London, to F, Green & Co., and Anderson, Andoraon & Co., Joint Managers Ot the Line i Or to the Agonts in Auoklana UNION STEAMSHIP CO. OF NJB, •tinaxHD). Queen-street AND OKI 3&sS£«A ENTAL STKAM NAVIGA- SaSI"TION COMPANY. The Company's Steamships (under oontraot with the Victorian Government for the oonvey anoe of her Majesty's malls) will be despatched i Htnanmn I Leave I Leave I Leavn ateamer. | Bydn Qy | Melb'rn' I Ad'iade (Via Bombay) I pft'3tIAWUR.... Juno IB I June 20 June 22 MAliWA.toßom- | bay „_.... Juna3o July i July 6 SUTLKY.- Jnlyl'3 I July 17 July 19 Aud thenceforth every alternate weelc iirnito t—lt is Intended to despatch these ' steamers for Plymouth and London via Point de Ualle. Passengers lor England will therefore not require to change ste&mers. Eaten ol passage money to Plymouth or Lon don t £70 first, and £16 seoond-olasa; Italian ports. £66 first, and £40 second-doss. Passengers booking at Auckland seonrespeoial advantages. Kor further partloularsrespectinKpasscsemoney and freight apply «o ORUICKSHANE & CO.. Agents, ' is. Queen-street, Auckland. TO THE HOT ~fc£p£?£s SPRINGS, MAHURANGI, 3*3aiisa!rMATAKANA, KAYYAU, AHD OMAUA. Thti O.S, HO3K CASKY, Al at Lloyd* W. Somerville, Master. For Hot Springs, Matakana, Kawau, and Omaha-Every Tuesday at 11 o'elook, re turning on Wednesday. ffor Hot Springs and Mat nrangl—Everr Thurs day and Saturday at 11 a.m., retoralng on Monday and Friday. No Parcels or Goods taken without shipping note, ffor .freight or pasaaso apply to if. J. WIORBN9. T> EDUCTION IN FAKES <^^^. H TO LONDON. Th(s niippsr Phip~HALCIONK, tmnujnmimm aAI at Lloyds, 343 tons register; K. J. Parkor. Commander, is now loadlDg for tho übovo Fort, and to ensure a rapid voyage hoiio. will bo docked. Her accommodation for all classes of Paatengcrsisunaurp'aflsed. Inspec tion invi'ed. Full Saloon Fare, fi3s: Stoond Cabin, £20 to £.'5: Stoerage, £'6 to £18. Bed ding, etc., auppliod on Board, £5 extra. OWKV & GRAHAM, Agents. ,jjwu v S. GOROMANDEIi, -■&s3dS»* Tj, e {^ jna favourite 8.8. COROMANDEL, Captain, W. D. Hargrove. Time-Table. Loaven Anokland i Leaves Coromandel I — Tuesday, SO. 12 noon Wodneaday. 31,12 noon Thursday, June 1,12 noon Friday, June 2,1 p.m. Saturday, June 3,12 noon Weather and other oircumstaucea permitting, All parcels to be prepaid at office. No, 9, Queen fltreet Wharf, Hot .-eßponalble in shipping, carrying, or Hnding live stook. a, it. H SWINDLKY. Manager, t£&S^ TA. rAIUKU & ONEHUNGA -"-"•T^ Vf BTEAM NAVIGATION CO, *W!Sl**(liiMrraD). £< time Table-May, 1882. S.S. MANUKAU. Leaves Onehunga Loavoa Waluku I Mny May SO-Tueaday, spm 31- Wednesday, Sam For Manukau Heads, every Thursday, at 8 a m By order ot tho Direotors, all Freight must be prarald. OUNNINGHAM. Agent. t«k&^ •\TORTHERN STEAMSHIP j^S^^i-l COMPANY (LIMITED). TIMK-TABLK-JUNK. (Weather and other oircumstances permitting). FOR TATJBANOA AND BAY OF PLENTY PORTB. B'KAMKB. I DATB OF HAILIWB. rtiei els Monday, May 29, spm Wollinnton Thursday, June 1, 6 p m Glenelg Monday, 5. 5 p m Glonoltr 'I hnrfiday. 8, 5 p m WelHogt&n Monday, 12, 5 p m "Wellington Thursday. 15. 5 p m Glenelg Monday, 19. 5 p m oiennlg Thursday. 21.5pm Wellington Monday, 26. 5 p m W olUnaton Thursday, 29. 6 p m Connects at ') auranira for Opo gtaffa tiki and Bay ot Plenty Ports every Tuesday. FOR KCSSBLI/, WHANGAROA, AND MAN- OONPI. Wellington Monday, May 29.5 p m Wellington Monday, Jnne 5,5pm Glenelg Monday, 12, 5 p m Wellington Monday, 19, 5 p m Glenelg Monday, 26, 5 p m . FOR WHANOARBI AND -WHANaARKI HKAD3. Every lueflday and Friday, nt Argyle (Carrying passengers and cargo for Waipn) FOR MANOAPAT. irjjvlo I Kvery Tuesday, at 5p m FOR MBHCCRY BAY. jriagol | Every Monday, at 4pm FOR MAX GAWAI. jTingal "| Kvery Thursday, at 6 p m FOX HOKIANGA (from Onehunga^. linwe..a | Krifiay. Janf 2.1 r.m er OArgo mnat bebooitod and alongside one hour bafora Mdvnrtlßed time of departure. PasHftgo tickets munt be taken at the Com pany's Office. No. 67, Queen-street, Auckland. A. MCGKKGOK, Managing Dlreotor, '^s, %fOU HOIUANGA.-Th( SjEtNSi' I' Northern Steamship Co.'s s.s -SwJsa&sSr r OWEN A will leave theOnehnngi Wharf S3 above (weather and other clrcum Btancas tcrmittlnp) on FRIDAY next. Jum 2, at 1 p m.—For freight or passage apply a the Compacys Office, 67, Queen-street, Auck land; or, to A. Barnes, Onohunga. — A MoGrbqor, Managing Director.



Shipping. taßgWf^, yi'EAM TO THAMES, CAft. RYING PABBKNGKRS AND WSBBXSSV OARGO, OOimEOTINO IWITH OniNS *i7Ki, Omahu, Waitoa Plains, and Mosbims tillh (Plakt) DiMlot), TIHK TABLS, S,B, EOTOMAHAKA, From Auckland: Tuesday. 10 30 morning Wednesday. 11 morning Thursday. 12 noon Friday, 2.30 afternoon Saturday, 3 afternoon From Thames: Tuesday. 4,30 af tornoon Wodneßday, 5.30 afternoon Thursday, 6 afternoon . Saturday, 8 morning Freight through to To Aroha, 25a-por ton. No cargo received within half an hour of afl rertlsed time of loavlng. FRABKR & TINNK, Agent. •fer^ TP 0K SUVA, FIJI. ii^^^^^. The fiohooner A^Kkt4s^ GOLIJKN IBLK wttSa&BSSxa Captain Caroilchaol, wllll Sail on THURSDAY next, Ist June. Has room for a few tons of Light Cargo. M. NICCOL, May 29,1532. ' Agent. jh®^^ CTEAM TO THE n|||§E||^)» THAMES, mkismmb< ohinkmurlwaitbkaubi. WAIHI, TB AROHA GOLDFIKLDS, MOR RINBViLLK, WAITOA PLAINS. ANDGRANT AND FOSrER'B HKri'I^KMICNT. iSNTEKPKISE NO. 2, P.S, TE AKOHA, &■ P.S. PATIKI, From Auckland i From Thames I — Tuesday, 7 p.m. Wodnoßday, 10 p.m. Thurnrtay, 8,30 a m, Friday, 11 30 p.m. baturilay, 9 30p.m. The time-table of river atoamera to bo aeon at Enterprise O/Hoo, Thames, Fares To Thamoa _ Saloon, 7a Od; Steerage, Es To Ohlnomurl through, 6a oxtra To Te Aroha through, 10s extra Not roaponslolo for shipping, oarrylnfr, or dls oharging live stook, A. N, S. FKURY CO., Accents. Moceis. Albert Hotel, QUKEN-STKEKT. THE LARGEST AND BE3T FAMILY AND COMMERCIAL HOTEL IN AUCKLAND. B. C. ROBERTS, PitOPRIETOB. Pbivatk SuiT2B. Spacious Hampi.k Boomb. DACIFIC HOTEL. JOHN GILLANDKU PROPRIETOR, Bega to announce to hla friends and tho genoral pablio, that ho has completed to oxtenalvo alteration on his premises. Among tho many improvements, he has introduced A SPECIAL DINING-ROOM, Under tho Snporlntendenoo of a well known Caterer. The "Culalno" will be the boat the Seat on can supply, Meals at all hours. Beat Brands ot Wines and Spirits. Hancock's Sparkling Ale always on Eranght. Reasonable Charges. Excellent Fare. Civility and Attention. Good Stabling, t ■TTD YAL MAIL HOTEL, XV NGARUAWAHIA. ELLISON & LATCHMORE, Having tukon tho above Hotel, and having completely renovated the same, it now affords the BEST ACCOMMODATION TO (©■VISITORS AND COMMERCIAL MKN.TBI Bampls'ans Bagatelle Room, SPAoiooti Stablhs, Loosb boxes, Ladibb' and Gkntikmkn's Saddle HobssS, PLBABT7RB BOATS FOU IllEff. PLUKGE AND BHOWEE BATH. WINES AND SPIRITS OF THE BUST BRANDS. KLLI3ON fe LATCHMORB Proprietors. »»/" A X N E X ' S Commercial Hotel, CATHEDRA '.L SQUAB X, CHBISTCHUECH, W, F. WARNKR. Bees to announce to his many friends in Christ ohuroh and tho adjoining Provinces that having KK-ENTKBKD INTO PO3SE3SION ot the above Hotel, which has been entirely renovated, rodeooratod and re fnrnishod In the latest style, he is now prepared to welcome his Old friends and ouatomerg. THK BILLIARD SALOON Attached to the Hotel la unsurpassed hy any other in the colony, containing three tables gpeolally Imported from England to the order of the Proprietor. Tho suites of PRIVATE APARTMENTS, whloh are elegantly furnlahod and appointed, are entirely distinct from the hotel portion of the buildlngj thus insuring perfect privacy, A novolty in colonial hotel accommodation will be available at " The Commercial" (n the Bhape of a LADIES' DRAWING-ROOM, kept gpeolally select and exclusively tor ladles. A high pressure water supply has been ar ranged for on the premises, and the Bath Rooms are fitted with every convenience tor hot, oold or shower baths at any time. Comment on the quality of the liquors sup plied at the Commercial is unnecessary, as the cellar la under the Bpeoial supervision of Mr W. F. Warner. The hotel being moat centrally situate, adja cent to the Cathedral, and withfci a short dis tance of the museum, Theatre, and other pnbllo buildings ,ar.d with a tram service to all parts of the suburbs paasiug at short Interval,;, renders it unequalled nsnplaco of residence for familiefl or commercial gentlemen visiting Chrlatohurch For the convenience of commercial travellers sample rooms will bo available. An excellent chef de cuisine has been engaged end generally nop&ins will be spared to make The Commeiolal the leading hotel in Chrlst ohuioh. Prompt attention will be given to telegrams or letters applying for apartments, W. F. WARNER. Proprietor. rpo TOURISTS AND OTHEKS. WAIWEBA HOTKL, HOT SPRINGS, NBAR AUCKLAND, Has been recently renovated, and also newly appointed throughout with every modern luxury and comfort, comprising amongst other spool alltles—Ball Saloon, Drawing, Dining, and Booms en suite ; splendidly fitted Medicinal and other Baths: Lawn terraces. Archery, Cricket, and Quoit Grounds; Strawberries, and other Fruita In Season; Billiards, Boating, Shooting, etc LAKK HOUSE, ROTORUA, i Systematized In the some admirable principle as the far-famed Waiwera Hotel, offers Ita Patrons nlmllar Internal advantages and attrac tions, while the surrounding Scenery and wonder spots are beyond compare and of world-wide fame, requiring no oomment in CJUA A&. HT A F if, Jj a formerly of the City Olnb (lately of the Terminus Hotel, Holensville), having bought the Freehold of the Whanoarhi Hotel from Mr Caffler, bega to inform visitors that no effort will be spared to afford satisfaction. Horses and Pleasure Boats on Hire, FALAGE HOTEL, HOT LAX.KB. OHDiBMUTU, ROTORUA. First-class accommodation for Tourists, Trays lers, and Visitors during both winter and rammer months, Private Sittine Kooma, Smoking and Reading Rooms, BILLIARDS. Goaohes, Buggies, and Saddle Horses for H!r< Conveyance* will meet every Steamer. Important NoTiOB.-Tonristß con mane ai rangementa with Capt. M. T. Clayton (Insurant Buildings, Aubkland), Mr J. Kelly (Tauranga) or MiT #m. Kelly (Ohlnemutu). for Uiroug trlpa to the Lakes, including boat and ooaol hire, hotel accommodation, and all et oateras "M^fcSm 1 Auckland to the Hot Lakes aw task, on the above prlaolple (or Tbh Guinea ONLY. WILLIAM KELLY, PaOHUKTOB.



.Business Notices. j "TVrOTICK OF lAKTNERSHIP AND JLI REMOVAL. C. G. HILL, whllo acknowledging with thanks tho hoarcy support ncoordod him hlther to, begs to state that tho f<ro\vLh of hia business hag induced him to tako Into partnership Mb Ueo. Flumiihr, and that tho business will in future be carried cm under tho name ot O. G. HILL & CO. After tha 31st May, tho bualnoas will be Romovtxl to those Commodious Promlaoa next door to Mr Urlditmau, Draper, Upper Quoou-etroot, where, with increased facilities (or carrying on their bualnoßs, and by atriot attention to Orders for Materials or Out door Work, they hopa for a further nlmre of patronaKO. C. W. H, & CO. confidently invlto inspection of tholr Liirjjo Stock of Glass, Painta, Pupcrhanglnßa, Pictures. Gilt and otlior Mould ings, Paint Brushes, &0., which, being their own direct importing, are offered at the Lowest Remunerative JPrlotis.— -Vollesley-atreot, May 15,1883. MOT BAKES. LJ In ordnr to avoid mistakes ttnd aooidonts, I have inado arrangements with MB ROHKRTSON, tho Proprietor of tho Hoyiil Mall Coaches, To Ran Paasangera through to Lako. House, from TAUHANGA. to OHINKMUTU, WAI ROA, and TAUPO. Tonrlsta can obtain Bungles at all times at Tauranga and Ohlnomutu, and oan dopend npon Kood Coaches, Buggies, Hurscs, and sober and olvil drivers, at Lowest Ha tun. ROBERT GKAHAM. Lake Houbo, Ohlnomutu, February U. 1882. "OOTOMAHANA HOT LAKES, .A LIMITKD'.NUMBKROF FIRST-CLASS THKUUGU TICKETS Will bo Isimcd for THE HOT LAKES, Tonrlsta will hava tho advantage ot staying \ at LATtIC HOUSK, Ohlnomutu, whioh wiU bo { found tho mot coinfortublo Ilotol In tho Lake I District. No other tlokota but thoso Issued by mo avail able for Lako Ilounoi R. GRAHAM, Juw., National Insuranco Buildings, 88, Quoon-suoet, Auckland. Auoklanfl. March 15. lS&i. JO 11 h M. IX A SL E T T, BUILDER, HOUSE AND SHIP JOINKR, &0.. FOBTETKKKT, Auokland. Having oommonccd bußlnoas In tho abovo lino, Is now proparod to receive orders for ovory deaorlptlon of Carpentara' and Joluei-s' Work. Olllco JTittlnita. Shop Fronts. Counters, Shelves, Presses, Cupboards, otc. Every description of work connected with tho trade, from Homo Building dowu, executed on tho Shortest Notice, and most HKASONAIIMC TKHMri. FO R T - S T R X 1C T, Two Doom from Cnatomhonso Hotel. JB. MAKKIOTT, •AUCTION K3R, HOUSK, LAND AND OBNEBXr. CO MM SS ON AGENT Karangahapo Road, Auokland. <ar out-door sales attended, "S» m,O th js public. RICHAKD UEORGK, BUTCHKU AND UVCNKRAL PURVEYOR, RooDuetfully Bollcitii tltn public to try Lla CUOICm STOCK OV MKAT, at LOWKST PO^SIIILR PIUOkB. Famlllca waited on for Orders. Boat Quality Corned Boef. Shinning Suppllod, Noto the Addrosß— MASUKAU ROAD. PaKNKLL. /CHESTS OF DKA>V EX H. Very Hand3ome CbosW of Drawers In rich Mottled Knurl, also Wardrobeaand vory pretty ChofTonlers, at very reaaonnblo prloca, for Cash only, Tno above wood beco bb moro beautiful with K0( and is aiwaya very valuable. \V. NORRIB, Cabinet Manufacturer, Top of Uhortland-atreot. TOHN PETFOKD, <j housk and bhip plumbkr and gas kltxkk. The cheapkst House ih Auckland. HIQH-STREKT AccitXANa A M JB a IS V X C H JS X, OARTKR. DON TRACTOR. &0 Goods Carted and DeUvered from ship's Bide on Shortest Notice. Ballast Suppllod, NVirCXBTLB AND BAY OV ISLASDB 00A1 Albo. Firewood (cnt and unontl reasonable,. HENRY UKAUK & CO. (LIMITED), WHOLESALE MANUITACTURUBa AND IMPORTERS Of all kinds of SADDLERY, UlaO-BTBEET, AUCKLAND. KDW. JNO. COX, Manager. TUST OPENED, Finest Brans of Tobaccos, Cigars, AND Fancy Goods. 176, QUEEN-STKEET, Noxt Rattray's Clothing; Shop; H, BAILEY, TOBACCONIST. . TKT O^ T I C! E. JJi OHBAP HARDWARK HOUSE, Karangahapo Road. FLAMBOURNK, in conveying to his * numerous customers and friends hia Blncere thanks for the generous support accor ded to him during iho past seven years, would reapeotfally inform them that having further enlarged his promises and received a large supply of goods direct from Manufacturers, per Crownthorpo, Arabella, Pareora, etc, he la pre pared to tell at very low rates, to make room for further shipments to arrive per Remington and Cambria, from London ; and Orient and MendozEL, from Liverpool. N.B.—Carpenters' Tools eepeolally cheap. DER "EVENING STAK. Mr Editor: Sir,—l Challenge all Opponents of Local Enterprise, be who they may, to Produce any Foreign Compound for Dyspepsia or Indi gestion equal to ROBLKY'S DIGESTIVE MKAL for Pnlse or Porridge DIGHSCIVE HROWN BRKAD.and DIGKBTIVE BISCUITS J. KOBLEY, 25, Grey-stkeet. /\l»ojn aulvlato sauce. New Season—Quality-sGuakanteed, To bo obtained of all Grooera, -. 1/ per Bottle. G. COZKN3, Agent. 27. Queen-street TO D W A X V JiA.UlljJiy, ARCHITECT, BTIOHBUBTS BUlLniHffl QUEKN-BTKEET. ULMAN'S PHOTO KOOMS, Tonrirts ant Visitors ore Invited to lnspoot Folman's Views of the Hot Lakes, Anokland and Bush Scenery, &o. The greatest variety ot ' Original Portraits ot Maori Celebrities In New i Zealand. 1 PHOTOGRAPHY IS AM, ITS BRANCHES. ROBERT WOODB BOOT AND SHOE MANUFACTURER, COBLBY'S BUILDINGS, HOBBON-BTBBK* (Opposite the Prince Arthur Hotel), l | EVEBY DESCRIPTION OK EEI'AIES NEATLY I EXECUTED. . A Trial Solicited. . CTJPkkiok cokkuuatjku TAjma, J. L. KEAN (Lath Autricd SMi'at), Has for Solo a number of the above, with Taps ready for we, at reduced rates, at bis Shop, Klliott-street, Large quantities ot Snouting Rldglug, and Down Pipes always in stock. Verandah Iron onrvod at the shortest notice. Country orders w(U always receive hla prompt 1 attention. Lead washers always on hand. _7 _ _ _ _. I. MR B, Or. SANDALL |J Wishes to inform his friends and tho pnbllo In a general that he has Oponod tho Butcher's Shop 1 in Wakefleld-street lately occapled by Fowler . and Co., and hopes by keeping the best quality ? Ot Meat and atriot attention to business to morlt 1 a fair share ot their support B. Q. SANPAiIii May 1,1882.



j Public Notices. r* ROUND LIME. GROUND '"LIME. FOR SALB, SOUTH GATE'S MAHURANGI HYDRAULIC GROUND ROCHH) LIME, In any quantity, for Concrete, Paths, Floors, Cellars, otc (next to stone lUgglng, la un rivalled for durability aud hard-netting qualities). Kor lanta and oilier wet work it is a llm-closa material. B. KBAhE, SOLE AGENT, CUSTOM-HOUBK-S.TIUCET, I tTF o t^ I (3 jii TO THIS SETTLERS OK TUB KAIPAItA AND WAIFOA, TORT ALDEKT, AND SUKBOUNDING lUSTIUCTS, A Mariotforall tho Fresh Mullet oaught to bo found by anplj ing to tho Kaipara Canning Company. Holeusvillu. 0 U O 11 X.. v 1 L M O U R (Late Thomas J, Jtobntt), STEAM BRUSH, PORTABLE FORGE, AND BELLOWS FACTORY, VIOTORIA-STKKKT EAST, Aunkliuid. Cli Alt X jai BKOTHBKB, ARTIUT PHCTOGHAPHKRa lori-oaiTs vrriON BAtfiri, QUK-N-BTRKKT, AUCKLAND. Photogmpliy in the Latoaj and Mo« Fasiuouabla Ktvlra, Kxooutod lnl B mncner \jmir.rpmiinjd In tha (VilontiH. All Photographs t»kon by the INBTINT AMOim I'ItUOUBS. r,iltOß COLLECTION NUW ZHAt.AND VIBWB Always on Hand UV TO 15 A 'A B to Roth's Publio Hot, Cold, and suower Paths, Victoria-street Kast. Charge, Oun Siiiluno. Open all week ilaya ti-om 0 a.m. to 0 p.m., and Sunday Moknikos from a till 10 a.m, The Hiuh-roomu are all m-lvato, and supplied with ovory eonvonieuoe, Turkish towels, flesh and hair bi tiuluv. coinbß, rotiph-atorß, soaps, &c Select bath-roouia (private) tor Ludluii evory day, at all hours, with fomalo attendance. Two Snn.UNra and SixricNOE-, Please note the address i Vlctotla-Btraot ICast. above tho Grey t.oand Hotol. and noi' tlia cheap Bedding and srnrniture Mart. Anokland. Kornioum in Moruj. TVTEW ZEALAND FERNS, : Ll Untnomitod, or 1 Taatcf ally Mounted in various wan, S-UOM 13 t) P TO 130 YAH ETIKB, or Bale by -RIG CRAIG, - PMNOB9-STKKHT. [ ATATIVITIES CALCULATtDTsTTo XI 61, UY THR Anolout and Wondorful Bolenoo oi ASTROLOGY. Planets' Tranßits for ono year, 6s; Good and ICvil Days for 12 monlhß, 0.-i. Timo and place of birth munt bo ututod. iStudonts suppllod with Planetß' places for any hour during the last 100 yoani. Books ou As-.roloky, Alehotny, Mkklo,or Cabalistic, lioolts llought or HxohnnpGd. All Letters to imcloao Btainpud directed ouvolopo forroply. "OKIuN,"DB. Orey-etreot. CJTAITFORD&GOKMAN.PKACTICAL )O CLIPiJ'KRB. Horifts carefully Clippod. Charges—Modorato. All onlorii left at (.ondrum'a or Younu's Stables puuctuil.y attended to. — N.U.—Any orcers loft at Cook's Btablca not attended to. fi F. ST(jVIN bees to draw the attcn \lT» tlon ot tho pnbllo that ho has ononud an Oflico at tho Union icßuranco Company'u Bulld- Inga, Quoon-streot, whero ho Intends to carry on business as House, Land, and Kutato Agent. N ° !_' ° "• W. H. SKINNER, ARCHITKCT, Has taken oflicoa formerly ocoupied by the City Council, and ovor Messrs. Upton nd Co.'a. Unuon-street. "jy/T ATS AND MATTING, THE ORIENTAL FIBRK MAT AND MAT TING COMPANY, (BT ROYAL LBTTBRS PATKNT), Manutaoturors of Patent Mattings Patent Mats Cocoa Mattings and Cocoa Mats Wool BordoiodMats. Voeda Works, Hianwoimi, Wilts (England), Sole Agents for Now Zealand: OPPENHEIMEU & CO., AUCKLAND, Who will give Pricoa and Terms on apollanUpn. IS T. M__U N G O. NOTICK OF RKMOVAL, CHAS. CANNING, In convoying to hla numerous customers and friends hia Bincore thanks for tho gonoraua support accorded him during the past twenty Bovon yoEjfi, would rospoottnlly intimate to thorn that ho has OPKNKD thosk NKW PRKMISKS Next door to Mossra. Glanvlllo and Kllyett, Grocors, and Immediately opposite to Union Bank ot Australia, wboro oil orders will bo attended to during the Kkkction oi.- sis New Pukmibkb. C.C. would also beg to Inform those gentle men who havo so long and bo liberally tatronisad tho Cafe; that that branoh ot the business will still be oarrled on at the rear ot the old building—entrance by St. Mnngo Lone, Shortland-street. PPER SYMONDS-STREET, TO THH PUBLIC. ALFRED TVER (Late Robertaon Bros.) Bogs to thank the inhabitants of Auokland and environs for their patronage Binco taking the above business, and would remind them that he has now Removed to Nnw Sfacioub Premises on the Bite of tho recent firo. MrTyerhas also taken tho adiOining property, whero the business of Flrßt-olasa Fruiterer and Confectioner will bo established. By selling none hut tho Best Artio'cs at Mode rate Prices, and giving ihe Publio strict atten tion to all Urdois, the proprietor solicitß that support hltherro Recorder X>IANOFORTES & HAKMONIUMS JL on th o Deforrod Bjßteni of Payments, may ko had of Mr Wobb, wolleßloy-Bireut I'iauoand Harmonium Saloon, without any addition to the price; or, for Uaeh a liberal discount will be allowed. Mr WebC dr.. ws spcolal attention to bia Noumeyer double ovor-atrunn Iron Framed Pianos, whioh lot Elegance, Power, and sweetness of lone, are not surpassed. N.B,—Juetarrived, a Shipment of Flrot class Harmoniums, prlco from 12 to If guineas, Pianofortes for Hire from 10a the month. A Fine Toned American Organ, with , Btops and 2 knee swells, also, a 6 stop Aloxandoi Harmonium, second Hand, at a low price to) cash. ttr.HBB'S Pianoforte and liar YY monium Saloon, Wellesley-st, C U R V E V NOTICE, The undersigned bogs to inform his Frlendi and the General Public that he has OPKNKI an OFFICK in CANADA BUILDINGS (late City Council Chambers), Qneon-streot, Auck land, with a view ot f&cllltatlng tho transac tlon and completion of his inoroaßing profes slonol business. WILLIAM TOLE, Licensed Land Transfer and Native Lands Sur veyor. Mining Engineer, and Land Agent. mo THE PUBLIC MARRIOTT BROS., WHOLESALE AND RBTAIL MANUFACTOTUNi ' CONPEOTIONERS, QUKKN-STRKKT. Mannfaoturerß of every description of SweetE Try our Superior Cough Lozenges, Soie Makers-in Auokland. tsr —The Cheapest House in Town,—"ffi One Trial will seonre future favours. MARRIOTT BROS, CONFKCTIONBRS, QUEEJN-STREET. rrTIiE FRENCH BAKERY W ( J, BVANS (Late Motbiti), Hobson-street, BREAD AND BISCUIT BAKER AND CONFKOTIONBH, ; Wedding Cakes made to order. MY PASTRY IS A SPECIALITY. A trlalsol lotted.



JPubJic notices HE CELEBRATED AMERICAN '■ WHITEWATER WAGGONS, BO long expeoted, havo just beon landed, and are being set up by Mr.a. Maoris:, of Durham-Btroot, who 1b tho solo agent in Auokland for tho Whitewater Waggon Company. These Waggons aro much superior to any thing ever before imported. They vary in size 1 and in design, and while they aro not more than two-thlrda the wol«ht of similar 6izod Colonial made Waggons, they aro bo couatruoted that ' they can oarry heavier loads, and are moro durable. Tho Company give a written guarantoo with oaoh Waggon, and If anything breaks or goon wrong with it within twelve mouths from day of mtio, the same will bo act right free of , charno. They aro now on vlow and for sale, but us noon an convenient aftor th« fitting up 1b com pleted, they will be put up to public oompetl . tion. 1 For full particulars apply to A. MACKItt. Durham-street: 1 Or to CAKBINtCS & TAYLOR,. Auctioneers, Queen-streot. LANDSCAPE PAINTING IN O)L OOLOUttS. ! Lnisons given by MR CHARLES. BLOMFIELD. For terms, &o, addroes Wood-stroet, Fon- Bonbyj jy-OTIOE OP PARTNERSHIP. W. GUNSON, In thanking his Mends and the general publio for the very cordial support hitherto accorded him, begs to state ho haa taken into PactneruJilp MR R. W. MAHTIN, for many years wlcb Mr Chan. Major (lato mer chant), of this city; and that from the Ist Juno proximo, the Bualnesß will be carried on under tho style, or firm, of GUNSON & MARTIN, Gonerul Produce, Grain, Seed Merchants, and Commission Agents, I T» . E M O T A L. On tho abovo date, tho Baqincss will bo Rc movod to those New and Commodious Promlsoß ruoontly erected by Moßsra W. aud G. Win- Btono, in Oiißttmi-houae-Btreot, where, with In creased facilltias for working, and every con venlenao, with striot attention to the iiitorei.ta of tholr customers, combined with moderate , charges, a still further support is confidently 1 looked for, and rospeatf ully requostod, Auokland. May 29,1882 "PJpW ZEALAND EXHIBITION. XB-KQB-U] V CHRISTCHURCH, May 25,1882. "TO THK SINGER MANUFACTURING COMPANY, QcEEtf-swtn-'j', Auckland. "SINGER'S MACHINES awarded TWO' aOLD and TWO BILVER MEDALS; Davlß, Ono Sllvor; Whoolor and Wilson, no award." J>OIiLEY'S BROWN BREAD. NOTIOK.— From this data tho Baking and )elivery of my liruud ia transferred from Mr a. Pitt to Mr J. Davis, Alexandra Bakery, Mount Kdun Road. J. ROBLEY. May 27th, 1832. rjTItEESI TR Js B S I T REE At the PARK HALL NURSBRIKS, W-imra Road. Tho LARORHT and FINEST STOOK of ' TRANSPLANTED and SKWDLING TRKKS In NiILSON. 10.000 Fruit Trees, ono. two, and throe years old 1 100.000 fines InulKuin, from S3 to 19s 100 2G.U00 Cupiwvun Aiacrccajia, from Is to 20s 100 Walnuts. Chestnnts, Filbert Nute, Magnolias, Erioa Variegated, Holly, Vows, Uorachottnuts, 1 Uulckß. tiarbcrrloß, African Box Thorn, and a Largo Variety of Flowering Plants, Shrubs, &o. John JJalb, i WAIMKA, ROAD. NELSON. I r|lU XHERKSIDENISOKSYMONDa. X STREET AND NEIGHBOURHOOD, E. B S'V E V Has recently Opened a Flrat-olasa BUTCHERS' AT TOE CORNEK 07 THE KYBEB PASS BOAD. PRIME CORNED BKEF always on hand. Families waited on for orders IVTEWTOJ* VKNKTIAH BLIND 131 WORE 810, lUOKEE, VENETIAN BLIND MAKER AND WIE3 WORKER, KASANGAHXP_ ROAD, N-WTOK, Venetian BUnda of the best quality made an. fixed at Is par toot. Wirevrorr, ot any deecrip tlon and pattern, mads to or_oz i Repairs noßtlr executed. i_LIAMI _. U M A », Corner of Lome and Vlotorla-atrbetc, Auckland East HOMUHKNTi-, MABBUt, AND G-NBKAI STONEMASON, ABCHIT-OTUKAI, SOTJLPTOK -HD OABVKB. Inscriptions aoournto and beautiful. Monuments, Tombs, Headstones, and every , description of Stone Work at the lowest possible prices for town and oonnu- THOMAS B, CARTER, IMPORTER OF PRINTS, MOULDINGS, GLAB9, MUSICAL ! INSTRUMENTS. ' FANCY GOODS, CONCERTINAS, MELODIANS, VIOLINS, VIOLIN STRINGS AND FITTINGS, AND MUSIC, 88, VICTORIA-STREET, AUCKLAND, BIX DOORS FROM ALBERT-STB-ET. Wholesale and Botatl Plotnre Frame Mann faoturer. Musical Instrument Maker, Toaohor, Importer and Ropalrer. ', Toaoher of tho Pianoforte, Organ, Concertina, , Violin, Cornot, and any Brass Instrument. Drapery and Clothing. C A ICOS.—Splendid Family Calico, 36 lnohes wide, at 6s dozen; always elves satisfaction. Send for Patterns. —TESTER, Draper, Ktirangahape Road. I TfTILANttEtiS, Blanicera, Winter Dresses, )JO Shirtings, &c, at Lower Prlcos than ever. ) —TKBTKK. Karangfthapo Road. ' WINTER HOSIERY.—A Full Stock T! of Women's and Children's, at Cash [ Prices.—TK9TMß, Draper. Itarangahapo Road, 1 // ■ AND si /' DEFEURKD \\ 1 (payment I ' IV SYSTEM. ' J ' r " c. riIAILORS, DRAPERS, AND •L OUTFITTERS. HOBSON- STREET ' (Nearly opposite. Welllngton-BtrooH, a Have a, Well - Assobted STOCK ot the > BEST GLASS GOODS. 3 -__™_^ '' All Tweeds thoroughly Bhrunk before being ~ made np, and fit and workmanship guaranteed. The Deferred Payment System has been found .. to be a great boon, by enabling those with limited tnoomes to procure necessaries In the ■ easiest possible way, ! * | INSPECTION INVITED a ~ny ELLISSLKY HOUSE. '* A. LOVETT, Begs to Intimate to his Customers and the Publio generally, that his WINTER STOCK OF NHW FASHIONABLE » . & CHEAP DKAPHHY& MILLINERY IS NOW IO HAHD. Drops Goods in all the Leading Fashionable Shades and Textures. Calicoes from 3d, Flan nels from 8)d per yard. Sheeting irom lOd. A •l Largo Stock of Tweeds ia all qualities, Blankete from 6a 64 a pair. Hxtra Value in Coreetß, from 2s 6d, A Leading Novelty is the • JTioxlblo Flip " uoraet, very com f fortable and durable, 7b 6d. 1 New Styles In Ladles' Jackets and Ulsters, Including the Dolman Ulster. Ladies and Children's Underclothing anc Baby Linen, in Great Variety. A Choice Stook of Ladies' and Children's Hati and Bonnets, trlmmodanduntrimmed; Flowers Feathers, etc A Good Black French Merino at 2a Gd yard; Black Cauhmere from Is. Country Orders receive Bpoolal attention. One Shilling in the £ Discount on all Casl Purchases of 20a and upwards, AT O V E T T, • JU DBAVEiti WeUoaloy-Btrosi



Medical, MORE LOCAL KV.IDENCE oir thk CURATIVE ROPERTIES ov PROFESSOR HHKBAL TRBATMKNT. MAY NOW BK CONSULTED AT HIB AD DRK33, Shohtland-btrekt. To Profeeaor Gugecott, Shortland-ntreot, Auck land. Blr,—l hereby certify thnt for over two years I wan trouhlcd with a violent cough, with a froquont splitlnßof blood nnd great piilpita tton. I would not attempt to walkupjihill.noryot to 11« down in my bod during that time, I was unable to ao any work, after opondln a graat doul of money on doctors and chemists, as woll i'.u hnltig an out-donr patient of tho hospital. I lost all hopes of recovery, but Booing bo njany ourea yon had effected in the " Horald," I was advised to come to Auckland and give your herbal romodies a fair trial, and I am happy to Buy in six weokH 1 could return to tho Thames a strong, hoalthy man, true Worn cough or palpita tion, thank God and you also, I shall be üblo to recommund your herbal treatment, for I can speak for myself, also from scores I have seen In your plaon at dHFordnt times, und every one speaking in the highest terms of your treZamont. —Holieve mo to be, youra ever grateful, Frank Southerby, Thames, January 3rd, 1882. To Professor Guescott, Hhortland-stroot: Sir, —For the last three years I have been with that dreadful oomplulnc called dyspepsia, or Indiges tion. It did not matter whut I ate, in an hour or so after my stomach would borin to swell, that I should have to unfasten my clothes. The food used to turn sour on my stomach. Then I would commtmco belching wind and gas. Dirty sour froth would hoave from my chest. I had to bo vory particular in what I should eat. Fat moat, cabbago, or potatoes, or choose—they acted on me liko bo much balm, in fact I did not know what to oat, for nothing would agree with mo. But hearing of your Herbal Tonlo, I was induoed to try a bottlo. and when I had one I wanted moro, for uiy health was more to me than money. I found more rellof from your Tonlo und Composition Powder than all tho medicine I havo ever taken. You have of foctod a porfoct euro of me. I can oat now any thing as well as thorost of my family, and enloy it.—lioliove mo to be, yours ever truly, Mrs Elizabeth Swan, Parnoll, January 11,1882. To Profesaaor GuEßcotti Dear Blr,—My cane was so romarkablo and my euro so oirootiuil, that I feel it my duty to give you a testimonial as my evidence. I have been Buffering with rhouraa tism for tho laot sovon years, and a groat part of that time I havo not been able to dreee or un dress myself. For flvo years I was unable to walk without crutches. I waa tired of my life, because I was a burden to myself and family, but hearing and poolek tho wonderful cures you had effected in different ohronio complaints.and a great numbor which I knew, which are not published, but I think It my duty to you and to tho publio, that a man of your skill in curing such chronic complaints as mine ahonld be n houßohold word. I was like a man drowning. I was glad to grab at anything, but I wn happy to Bay that, Jtnroußh your herbal treatment, 1 am hoarty and woll, and oan go without crutches as woll as over.—Believe mo to be, yours over cratoful, Ji O. Dean, Ponaonby, January 19.1882. To Professor Gnsßoott, Bhortland-Btreet. Blr, lam happy to inform you of the porfoot cure I have reoeivod through your medicinal troat mont. I came to you On the 27th ot September lost. At that time my lor was pronounced ln onrablo; but when I caiuo to you you told me that you would convlnoe mo in a fortnight, and I am happy to say you havo fulfilled your promlHo, although I was ratliur doubtful I but I was told by a friend of ralne that, If I said to. you would not treat mo. My friend's namo is Mrs Walker, who know you in Chrlstohuroh. She was also a patlont of yours whloh you cured of the dropßy. lam happy to say that I have disponpod with,' my crutches, and able to attend to my domestic duties. I give you this for tho benefit of others who are suffering as I have boon for years.—Yours, evor thankful, Mrs Kliy Joyoo, Nowton-road. Deoember 1. To Professor Gussoott, Bhortlsnd-street. Doat Sir,—lt is with great pleasure that I add to the number of your valuable testimonials for the miraculous oure your medicine has performed on me. I havo boon troubled with what some modloal men oall indigestion, others dyspepsia, but when I oamo to you on the 16th of Sept, you told mo that I had livor complaint; yon oxpluinert to mo my symptoms about tho palpita tion of tho heai t, the wind on tno stomach, cold handl] and toot, the BOurno^s ot tho wind and gas I ÜBOd to bolch, oold chillg rnnnlnf; down my back, and, in fact, you described my foellngf so minutely, that I was quite satisfied that you understood my complaint, and I am happy tc Bay that through jour herbal treatment yot havo offectod a perJeot cure.—Yours ever grate ful. Mrs M. Littio. Uobson-street. Auckland. To Professor GuaßOOtt, Shortland-Btroot. Slr,- T have been troubled with neuralgia in both mi lead and face, and been deprived from man; nights' sleep, and when I sat down to my food many times I have had to got np from the table and walkabout without evor tasting food, As I told you; when I applied to you, that 1 had tried all the chemists in town, and I only got temporary rellof. When you told me you would cure me In a minute I was very doubt ful, but am happy t > say you did so. I should recommend any lady suffering from the same tc give yon a trial, as you told mo, it no cure, no wy.—Bollovo me to bo, youra over thankful, Rachel Cousona, Vlotoria-stroet, November 24. To Professor Guescott, Bhortland-street ItJ ia with great pleasure that I acknow ledge a perfect oure I have received through your herbal treatment: I have been troubled with Eourvy for throe years and nine months, whloh I explained when I oallod on you. 1 told you I oould form no other oause unless It waa through sleeping in a bed where some one had been Eleoplng who had tho Bsurvoy. I have always beon very particular when staying at the hotels to examine the linen before going tc bed. I have mot many men on my rente who have got the enmo complaint through Bleeping In dirty beds the Bame as I did. I also told you when I appllod that I had tnkon a groat quantity of medicine until my hair began to fall off; but I happened to boo your advertisement stating that your treatment was solely herbs. I have known -wonderful euros effected through the herbal treatment when minerals have fallod|! nnd being a believer in herbs, I was very happy to place myself under your treatment as soon aa you oamo to Auoklan d, and I am glad to say you havo effected a oure on me and made me a olean, strong, hoalthy man.—Bellove me to Ibe, yours ever thankful, Alfrod Hopkins, New North Uoad, December 6th, To Professor Gusscotc Dear Sir—lt is with great pleasure I have In recommending youi Tonic. I havo bean suffering with wind and spaxms on tho stomach for several yearß, and I could not get any relief. Everything I ate turnod to wind, I oould not oat, I could not sloep (I often had to got out of bod and walk about for hours. I waa advlaod to take cod liver and quimno and iron, &a, and all to nc good. I had to give up my employment (oi weeks at a stretch, but I was advised by n friend of mine, who waa working at the Union Sash and Door Company, to apply to you .and that you would oonvinco mo in a week. Jwai rathor doubtful of this, after trying so many different medicines, both from the Hospital and ohomists, and other patent medloines. I thought it was impossible for me to get cured bo quiob and bo perfectly as you have done. lam happy to say in two months' time yon have mado me c new man. I can eat well, and aleo enloy c good night'a test, with many thanks to yon, and . hope your Cays will be long in Anckland, to the good ot the community at large.—Yours roapecttully. Richard Lawson, Ponaonby, Fob mary 2nd, 1882, To Profe3Bor GußScott, Shortland-Btreett Sir- As you are awaro that I explained to you, wher I uppllert to you, that I havo beon tronbled witr blooding piles for tho last live or six years, as 1 told you 1 havo trlod medical men, chemista.ane old women's euros, but nevor had a perfoot our< until I applied to you, about six weeks ago They u?ed to come down and bloed for an horn at »time so that I should have to ohange mj clothes, but whon you told me you would mak< me worse bofore I Bhould be better. I could noi reokon you up. 1 thought I should have to give up business altogether, if I Bhould be worso, bul In four daya you convinced mo that I oould give you tills testimonial with confidence, that lr ilve weeks you have effected a perfect oure or mo. I Bhall ever be a believer in horbs aftor th( wonderful euro you have performed on me.- Youra, ever grateful, Honry Marsh, Albert street, Ootober 11. To Professor Gusaoott, Shortland-street iJDeal Sir,—lam happy to Inform you that througt your herbal treatmont I can safely say that '. havo reoeivod more benefit through yourherba treatment than all the mediolne that I havf ever taken. I have been troubled with aethrai tor the last five years. I was obliged to give m my business and oome to Auckland for medioa treatment, and seoing your testimonials and tht many cures you had offectod, und also that yoi required no information and that you could tel a man's complaint as soon as you saw him—yot did so to me so correotly, and that Is moro thai any medical man ever told me before, and i gave me confidence to plaoe myself nnder you troatment. lam woll known in Cambridge. Bhall return home on Wednesday, and you ma; rely you will havo many applications from tha district.—Yours, truly, John Horgraves, Queen .street, Auokland. Professor Guascott would Impress on thos who may do him the honour to consult him tha the utmost seoreoy con be relied upon ; more over, from long experience, and a oareful stud of the human system, he oan decide almost at glance tho diagnosis of the oaße, thereby relies ing the patient of a great deal of nervouenof and hesitation. Professor Gusacott Invites the confidence c either box suffering from functional derangi ment. spermatorrhoea, exhaußting dreams, &i Professor Gussoott has made nervous debllit and lobb of power his special study, from what ever oauße arising. He would earnestly impref upon those who do suffer to seek immediat advice and counsel, if they desire " an old agi serene and bright." Let no false delloaoy det£ suffering viotims from removing the cause ( this blight to manhood. Tho strictest confident irpv bo relied nuon CONSULTATION GRATI3. Can be consulted oy letter. Public inspection invited to tha large assor ment of BRITISH and AMERICAN .HEKB! 3 Note the Address— ! Professor Gtusscott, Next Door to Messrs Wlnka and Hal Establishment, l SHOBTLAND-STREET, AUCKIiAHD, ;. Eoanli _Mm.B.a»m, to Sp m, '



", FOB SALE- ' BJiOR SaLF, a well finished Four -8 roomed House, with large allotment (83 by 98 feet), verandah, register grate, oven in kitchen, &c, &c, situated in that healthy locality cf Ponsonby. Terms to suit purchaser, —Apply T. Harfejp, High-atreet. ___^ FOR SALB, a Snug Little Business, Including fixtures, gaß fittings, and stock, la a firat'Class position in Queen-street. Terms • very reasonable to cash purchaser.-Apply this offloo for address. TDILLIAKD TABLE FOX SALE. Juet landed, ex Halolone, ffull-Bize Solid , Mahogany Billiard Table, with all the acces sories nfiooßsaiy for furnishing a Billiard-room ' completely, including Chandelier. ; ARTHUR H. NATHAN, j 33, Lower Quofin-Btreot. SELLING OFFI SKLLINtf OFF !— . Retiring from Business.—A good and last ; chanco of getting Cheap Boots; must be sold out by June 3rd. Ho be in time at W. Johnstone's, ; Shoemaker, Vlotorla-streeti ij JPOK SALE, Lease of Allotment, Cub ' I J 1 tomhouße-street (opposite Gleeson's Hotel), ' with all Buildings thereon, comprising Largo 1 Workshop (80 z 60 feet), Offloe, Shop, and Dwelllng-housa, and other Buildings. Also, Steam Engine and Saw Bench, Circular Saws, 1 &c—Apply to Charles Bailey, ship, yacht, and ; Boat Builder. fTIOR POSITIVE SALE, at about halt 8/ Win usual prlco. an Immense Lot of Hosiery (bought considerably under value), at I Holloway's, 217, Queen-street (next to Hewln'a). iT> ESIDENGJB. FOX SALE. XV ' ' -S-i ' , ■',)'■ i For Salo, that Comfortable Residence, situate near top of Grey-street (lately occupied by Mr Robert Homo), containing 10 good rooms, fitted > with every convenience. The house and , grounds have recently been put In thorough order. Terms oasy. - SAMUEL COOHRANB & SON, 1 Auctioneers. iTn O X 8 A L, E. . JP Freehold Cottage and Allotment, in Eden i Crescent; four rooms and Kitchen; water laid on.—Price JJ2Co.—Apply to Arthur H. Nathan, S3, Lower Queou-Btreot, |/<OK SALE, a Large Family Residence, «L containing 12 rooms, situated in ParneU; freehold property, gas and water laid on; large i allotment, plantod with fruit treoa, and a i nover falling supply of well water. — For particulars apply to Geo. Slbbln, Auctioneer. fTtOK SALE, roally cheap, a Compact Form of 150 aores; about 50 aores In grass, i part nnder crop, part good bush and fern; a Bbc-roqmed House, Stable, Cow-shod, &o.; 2J . miles from railway station and only lit miles i from town by good road, i FOR SALK, a nice little Dairy Farm of 7S , acres, all fenced and divided into paddooka, i with good House, Stable, Sheds, and every con - venlenoo, and deep-water frontage. 10 miles I from town. Apply to John Sopfet, House, Land, and • Genoral Commission Agent, No, 8, Queen-street [ (upstairs ; JpOK POSITIVE SALE. ' That oompaot little Island, known as Wood's Island, about, half-way between hare and the head of the Waitemato. containing 100 Acros, , with Cottage, good Orohard, and several im . provemenw, plenty ot freßh water all the year , round, and a good wharf for the oonvenienoo of , steamers, &&—Apply to , JOHN SOPPET. House and Land Agent, . No. 8. Qneen-Btreet. ■ UJASY TERMS. /IHEAP LAND. TKTEAR AUCKLAND. Grand Volcanic Land, ploughable, fenced, i easy dißtanoo from city, olobo to railway, in go , a-headdlstrlot, IfORSALB. Prioe, reasonable. Terms, to suit Purchaser. Fine little Farma of 7 and i aores respectively to be disposed of on Building Society's terms. Tho situation is ex ■ oallonc, commanding a view of the Manukau i and Waltemata waters. A few minutes' walk i from railway stition, and In constant 'bus oom -1 municatlon with the city. The Land is specially i adapted for fruit growing at present, is a rare ohanco of seourlng ground in a rising district , on torms whloh none are too poor to comply i with.—Apply R. J. Randerson, New Zealand ■ Insurance Buildings. i mO FRUIT-UKOWEKS, MARKET J X GARDKNBR3, OR MILKMICN.-Bloekß , of Land for Bale only three miles from town, i Sollot vory rlohogt voloanlo, cleared and fenced; j quality not to be surpassed. Several acres of ! very lino fall-bearing Orchards; never-failing . wateri Railway runs through the land, a por tion ot whloh is under ofler to Government for a station. The whole price may remain to ap . proved parties at roaoooable Interest, provided i suitable buildings are erected.—Apply toj. O. r Cairns, oare ot Connoll & Cooper, Vulcan Lane. \ y o R a a h b7 i /• Kn TONS GALVANIZED CORRUGA t LOy TED IKON i 100 TONS FENCING WIRB i 250 BARcemln?. nisht * bb^n-s W. S. LAURIE, 10, Wyndhah-stbekt. or sale at freeman's bay MILLS. Late Soppktt b. t a '< GKNUINK BONKDUBT, WHOLKSALK AND | RETAIL, ! At Lowest Market Rates. ! BONES BOUGHT IN ANY QUANTITY, '. At the Mill, • OATS AND MAIZE CRUSHED. i _____ ' D. H. McKKNZIE, ' Fort-street. April 20th. [ Shinglesi Shinglesi 200 Onf> MRBT-OLASS SHINGLES FOR | In Quantities to Suit Pnrchasors, : . Delitebed Pbomptlt. \ B. GITTOS AND SONS. \ Vf O X S A L E, ! At Lowest Market Rates : ' Rosin, Pltoh, and Tar I Kerosene, Pulnt.and Olive Oils t Uhamplon's, Soott's, and Storer's Genuine c White Lead, in wood r . Mnntz Metal and Nails i Large Stook of Canvas, various brands i Wire Rope, from dl inch to j inch I Bolt Ropo, Hemp, ana Manilla Rope, all r sleea 3 Patent Windlass (wood), Frills, and Palls Anchors, from 18 owt to 10 lbs Chains, from 1 inoh to 1 inch. Colza and Fish Oil. \ _____ } D. H MoKENZIE, J FORT-STRKET. 5 March I& 1382. r Licensing .Notices. [ T HENRY STEWART, of Kawa Kawa, t JLi do hereby give notice that I desire to 3 obtain, find will, at the nest Licensing Meeting, t to be holden at Kawa Kawa, on the seventh i day of June next, apply for a Cortlfloite nuthor } ising tho Isbuo of a Publican's Liooneo for a , house bituate at Kawa Kawa, at present licen -3 sed as the Junction Hotel, containing 20 rooms, . exclusive of those required for the uso of the i, family. Dated the 25th May, IEB2. HENRY STEWART. t -— J ,\ UCKLAND PUBLIC BUILDINGS' \ J\. COMMISSION. 9 * % NOTICE TO HOLDERS OF DEBENTUR-3 1 FOR LOAN OF £25,0C0. a „__. t Notice is hereby given! hat the Fourth Draw r ing ot Debentures (three) to be paid off out of I the Sinking Fund, as provided by the Aot, on y tho first day of July next ensuing, will tako it place, in the presence ot suoh holders of Deben [. tures as may ohaoje to attend, In the offloe of Mr. John Moginie, Queen-street, on MONDAY, the fifth day of June, 1883, at 2 o'olook in the c afternoon, L t R, C. HAMERTON, j. Chairman of Commission. V Wellington. May 13,1882. • 'TIHE EASTERN EXTENSION TELE >s JL GRiPH COMPANY. '• Reduction of Bates to add brom a AUSTBALIA, t On and after Ist of June next, the Charges for i 9 Telegrams from any station in New Zealand • wiU be as foUowa : ?J To Sxdnby or to any Btation In New 3{ South Wales-first io words .. 7a » To Victoria, SobTH Australia, and QmcßNaLANn—flrat 10 words 8b Gd OH KEYS.— Families desironsof hiring the Animals (weather permitting) are ro , t quested to leave their orders with Mr Raftou g| Basketmaker,Wellesley-atreetendCityMarket pUSIOMHOUSJS HOTEL R, R. CAMPION •fl Has token the above Hotel) and havlni thoroughly renovated tho same, it now ajforda tho best accommodation to Commercial Men, HANCOCK'S BEER ON DRAUGHT.



WANTED. \^TANTED KNOWN that the Victorian V ? Loan and Discount Agency's Advertise mont appears on 4th tmtro. 4th column. ANTED KwOWN, that E. Mltchel son & Co., No. 19. Quoen-stroot Wharf, aro selling Moke, Oato, Bran, Sharua, Flour. Oatmeal, &C, fee, at lowoat market rates. WANTED KNOWN,—The Anckland Timber Company. Limited (late G. Holdshlp & Co.), are scllinir ovory description of Timber; Mso, Saahcp, Doors, Mouldintts Turnery, Fretwork, &c, at Specially Low Prices,—Cußtomhouso-str____V_e__ ANTED, the Ladies of Ponsonby to know that they onn get Crewels. Silks, Wools, Brlggß' Transfers, and a varioty of Fancy Goods, at A. H, Kawards'a, Dropor, noar tho Three Lamps, Ponsonby. Your patronage respectfully solicited^ ANTED KNOWN — Xliat on ana after tho first day of June, our Shops wiU be Closed at 8 p.m. (Saturdays expected.— J. Gilbert. J. G. Brown.-Parnell. May 25,1882. WANTED— Tailors to bear in miud that I have in stock a large assortment cf Black and Blue Superflnes and Doeskins, Tweeds, Coatings, Bedford Cords, and Trim mings of ail descriptions, short lengths of whloh I out at Wholesale Price. A, LOVETT, | Wellesley-street. WANTED K.NOWJM - That J. H. Dalton has Opened a Special Branch of the Tailoring Business in Victoria-street East, for the purpose of making Ladies' Garments, suob. as Ulsters, Habits. Jackets, etc, made in the moot approved styles, by firat-oliwa work men. .. . .... ...'_.-' ,'. .','..' .__ WANTED KNOWJS,-Positively the last 9 days selling oil' of cheap Boots at W. Johnston's, Viotorla-streot. Ho in time.— N.B.—All debts not puid within n week from this date will bo put In tho hands of a solicitor. -May 25th, 1882. WANTED KNOWN, that Mr bishop, Grocer. Franklin Road, in thanking hid numerous customers for past favours, bega to intimate that ho has socurod promlsos in tho Immediate violnlty of his ureient shop, whero ho will continue to carry on business as before, and hopes for a continuance ot tho patronage hitherto so Üborally bestowed on him. ANTED KNOWN —F. Shailer, Tailor, Eden Terrace, next Eden Hall, has commenced business in tho above line, and trusts by striot attention to all orders to merit a fair Bharo of patronage from the surioundlng district, where a tailor 1b muoh needed. Repairs neatly exe ontod. B enta' own materials made up. WANTED Known — We are still makiug those wonderfully chnap Trousers at 13s Od, and 55s suits.—J. Phillips, Darby-Btroot, opposite old shop. ANTED KNOWN—£3OO worth of Watohes to be sacrificed. Must be ; cleared out at once. Gents' Sterling Silver Genevas. 32a Cd; Gents' Sterling Silver Genevas, | plate, full jewelled. Via G4; Ladies' Superior Finished Watches, full jewelled, extra heavy oases, £2103. Every watch guaranteed,—S. A. Asher. City Loan Offloo, opposite Army and Navy Hotel, Upper Qaeen-atreet, AiSTED~~KNbWN--CHEAp Tim ber 1 Cheap Timber I And all other kinds of Building Materials, can bo purchased cheaper and better than anywhere else at the Yards of D.Goldib, Albert-street. There being no manufactory for Joiners' Timber an tho pre mises, the customer has an additional oppor tunity of getting superior timber. Wheel rights' Materials always in stook. WANTED— Wanted to Sell (Cheep), 10 caaea of Pioton Bloatera, 8 for lid; 16 oases of Yarmouth Herrings (large),s tor Cd, Sperm Candles, 8d lb; Jam, 8d; Lemon Peel, Ih 6d lb; Clothes Pegs, Is 3d per gross; Bell and , Blnck'B Matches, 7d don • 801 l and Blaok's Tin Box Matohes, Is 9d doz; Preserved Milk, Od tin; 1 3 for 2s, and lOd tin; 100 doz Engraved Glass Jugs, only 3d, S for 2a; 23 doz Assorted Vases, la each, is lOd pair; 5 doz plated Cruets, 5a and 5s 6d; Teaspoons, 3d and id; Jugs 2a 3d and 2s (id set; Jugs and Basins, is Bd pair; Large Tin Basins, Is 3d and la 9d; Toilet Sets, from 7s 6d to 138: White and Gold Toilets, 163; White and Gold Tea gets of 100 pieces, £3; Small Tea Seta of 10 pices, 18s and 20a set; Fancy Toilet Sets of 7 pieces, only 8s 6d, 10 pieces 10s Cd; Rimmel's B*V Soap, 7 cakea for Is; 5 doz Steam Irons, only 39 6d each; Cups and Saucers, 3i doz; Mugs, 2d, 3d, and Id; Glass Cake Plates, 9d each; Large Jam Dish and Celery Dish, 2s pair; Pint Jugß, only 6d; Brown Tospots. from Bd; White Chambers, la Sd; Basins, from 2Jd: Large Meat Dlthes, Is 6d: Lot of Pictures, 2d and 4d; Hat Raoks, 8d and Is 3d; Lot ot Dolls, from 6d; 10cases Codfish. 6d lb; Good Tea, Is Brt lb, i lbs for 6a; White Starch. l}d by the packet; Paint Brushes. 3d to Is 3d; Shoe Brushes, 2s Bet.—H. WATT 3, Pitt-stroet. TENDERS. ==5 J^j-EW ZEALAND RAILWAYS, IRON CASTINGS; BBASS AND GUH-METAL CASTINGS. General Manager's Office (Kailway Department), Wellington, 13th May, 1882. Separate Tenders will be received at this office up to noon on MONDAY, 12th June, 18 i2, for the (Supply and Delivery, at Auckland, of Ikon Castings, BIUBS AND GUtf-MKTAL CASTINGS. Specifications and forms of tender may be obtained at the Railway Office!), Auckland. Tenders to be addressed to the Genoral Mana ger, Wellington, and marked outside " Tender for Castings." The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. J. P. MAXWKLL, Genoral Manager, N\Z. Railways. HAMILTON-MOREINSVILLE AND HAMILTON-CAMBRIDGE RAILWAYS, 03,000 RAILWAY SLKKPKRS CONTRACT. Publio Worka Office, Auckland, May 25,1852. Written Tondera will bo received at this office nntll noon of THURSDAY, the 15th June, 1882, for Supplying, Delivering, and Stacking at any Railway Station between Helensvllle, Auckland, and Te Awamutu, 50,000 Railway Sleepers. Tenders will be re ceived for the whole number or any number not lei s than 500. The Sleepers may bo either Puriri. Totara, or Kauri. Specifications and conditions of contract can be seen at this office, at the Pnbllo Works Offices at Hamilton, Kawa Kawa, and Whangarel; at the Railway Sta tions at Helenavilla and Pukokohe; and at the Warden's Office, Thames. Tenders must be ad dressed to the Hon. the Minister for Publio Works, Anokland; and marked outsldo, " Ten der for Railway Sleepers." The lowest or any Tender will not necessarily be accepted. By oommana, W. H: HA.LKB, District Engineer. m c S d c it s. TO TIMBER MERCHANTS. Tenders are invited for the supply of about 200 (moro or less) Totara Pilea, ranging in length fcom "9 to 70 feet, and from 18 x IS at thick end to 10 x 10 at thin endi Particular and specification on application A. FAIRGRIKVK, Star Hotel. m O CAK PE N XEK S, i SMALL HOUSK AT ONKHUNGA. Tenders required on or before MONDAY, June S, at 10 a.m. punctually. W. F. HAMMOND. Architect, S.B. Chambers. mo BUILDERS. Tenders will be rooelved up to noon on Satur day, the 3rd June, for tho ereotlon ot a Villa Residence in Symonds-street. Plans, &0,, at our offices, Queen-atreot. EDW. MAHONKY & SON, Architects. Dividends. mHE UNION FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW ZEALAND, The Transfer Books, of this Company will toe Closed from 31st May till the Ith July in clusive W. DKVKNISH MKARS, General Manager. Ohrletchurch, 25th May, 1882. 11 mHE NEW GUI! E TO THE HOT LAKES OB1 NEW ZEALAND," ' By Thobpk Taibot, With Illustrations. PRICE — ONE aHIiiLING. OF ALL BOOKSELLERS. Vide opinions of tho Proas. Wholesale Agents: mebbes. upton & CO., Auckland.



Amusements. «2T ABBOTT'S- Opera House. Dihector .Ms, J. 0. Williamson Stage Manager.. ...-Mr. fl. Vornon Treasurer ....................... Mr, J. K. Mooro BKCOND WKBK SECOND WKEK BMCOND WKKK OF SKCOND WKKK WILLTAMSON'3 APKRA COMPANY. ILLIAMSON'3 \Ji.JHKA V^OMPANY. § Largest, i?trokgkkt, Most § § auoanesTOi, § ' § LTRIO OrGUMBATIOJJ IN THE § § 30UTIIKUN IIKMISPHKUB. § W^WIKBIBtM ... • §«» § "' "■"'■■■"■"""■"■•■"■: ..- ' § LAST NIGHT But LAST NIGHT LAST NIOHT FOUR LAST NIGHT LAST NJGIIT OF LAbT NIQHI' __ PATIKNOK! PATIUNCK! -, jflgf" PATIKNCHM PATIUNCKI _jg# « PATIffiNCiC! PATIKNCEI By arrangement with R. D'Oyley Carlo, London. Complete and perfect ia every dotall: Artists, , Chorus, Orobostra, and Scenery. Unanimous The KndorsemonC Unanimous Greats^t Hit Kndorsomont Unanimous Kvor Known In New Endorsement Unanimous Zealand. Endorsement Uratifyln k Approval of the PrtßS and Public. Houses Crowded Nightly. KVKRY EVKNING. Btßo'olOOk, PATlffNC.ffi; or, Bunthorne's Brldo. Musloal Director.. _ Kigno t Paolo Giorza MONDAY NEXT, JUNE 5. Gilbert and fcsulllvan's World-famed Grand Nautical Gotnlo Opera, PINAKORK „„„ PINAFORK PINAFORB U.M.S. PINAFORE With surroundings of nnnsual splendour. Box-plan at Waytr's, Qaoon-stroot. Boalk of Pbiokh : Dress Cirolo, Oa \ Orohostra Stalls (Ueservnd), 59; Unreserved, la; Pit. 'la. Doors open 746; Ovorturo 8; Carriages 10 30. J. P. Mao Donald, Business Managor. A fiNIVEKSAKY OF ST. LUKE'S f\ PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, RKMUJffiRA. A SACRED CONCERT Will bo given io the above Church on TO-MORROW (WEDNESDAY), 31st MAY, AT 8 P.M. Tioketa, 2a: children, half-prlco; mar ba had of Members of Committee, Omnibuses will leave Auokland Poat-offlco at 7 and 7,30 p.m. PKOaEAMHE :— Ohorus—"Hearken unto Me"—Choir Solo—"He wipes the tear from every oyo"— Miss Samson Trio—"Charity" *, Pianoforte solo —" Fraßmonts," from Splndlor^ Mies Woolnoogh Salo—" Consider tho LIHeH"..Mr Smlta Solo—" Angels over bright and fair"„ _ „ ..Mca Stevens Solo—"Remember thy Creator"..Mr J. Culpan 8010-" I cried unto Theo ".. Miss Tait Quartette and Chorns—-'Kt Inoaroatue" (Mo> zart'a rweUth Mass) INTEHVAt. Pianoforte Solo—" Aye Marla"_Mrs Tait Choras -" They have takon away my Lord "....' Choir Solo-"The cradle song of the poor "..Mrs J. M. CUrk Solo—"Thou didat not leave "..Mr Franola Duet-Mlesoß MaoMlllan and Maoky Solo—" Too Late"_Miss Samßon Quartette—" God is a Spirit" • Chorna-"Qul TolllB"..Cholr Conductor: Mr C. Hesketh. Organist: Mr Ht Row. Q. BA N D CONCERT AT Tint - MOUNT ALBKKT PUBLIC HALIi EV THE CHOIR OF PITT-STKEET WBSLEYAN CHURCH, CH FRIDAY NEXT, JUNE 2. Doors open at 7.15 p,m,-Tlokots; Two Shilllngg oaoh, QT. MARY'S HALL, OaEHUNGA» , AN EXHIBITION AND FANCY FAIR, In aid of the Convent School?, Are NOW OPEN In tho above Hall, and will be oontinnad for a few days. Doors open from 2to 5 and from 7to 0 p.m. • Admission, is; Children, half-prlcs, OKPtfAN DOME tfMONCERT. CHORAL HALL. THURSDAY, Ist JUNK, 1882. Tlokets, 3/ ana 2/; at Upton's and Body's. Railways. \ UUKLAND RAILWAYS/ CHKA.P FARKS. WILLIAMSON'S EOYAL OPKBA COMPASY. RETURN TICKETS, at Single Rates, leaned • on THURSDAY and FRIDAY, June let ana 2nd, at any Station (to Auckland) will bo avail* able for Return up to and including Saturday rime ?,:&, LATB TRAINS. On FRIDAY, 2nd June, a late Train will leave Anokland for Otahnhn at 11,15 p.m, . r'i On SATURDAY, 3rd, a late Train will leava Auckland for Henderson at 11,15 p.m. A. V. MACDONALD, Dlstrlot Manager. IMusatlonai, ■JJELSON COLLEGE FOR GIRLS. The Governors of Nelson College, who ara about to establish a School for the Higher Education of Girls, will require the sorvioea of. a LADY PRINCIPAL at its Opening, in Janu« ary next. The Salary will bo £350 a year, with residence In tho College, and with tho option of under taking the Boarding establishment. , Tho Governors are also prepared to receive applications for the post of SKCOND MIS TKKS3 at a Salary of £176 a year, without roal dence. Applications, aocompanled by testimonials und lecomtnondatlons, addressed to the ua- - dcrßigned,wiH be received until the 9th of July next. OSWALD CURTIS, ™ Seoretary, College Office, Nelson, 25th May, 1882. m O PARENT S. MADAMS FOLBY, from Paris. Is desirous of obtaining a few Juvonllo Pupils forlrmtrao tion on tho Pianoforte and Binging. Termß (moderate) may bo ascertained on applloation at cattago next door to Plnmloj 'b, Dentist, Hob son-street MX. P O O L E V, MICNDELBSOIIN VILLA, KARANGAHAPK ROAD, Orbanibt of St. Matthew's Church, " receives Pupils for the ORGAN. PIANOFORTE, AND SINGING, At his address, as above, or at residence of Pupils. A uorter <nay.be commenced from data Of First LoBBOn. MK.POOLEY'SMUSICALSOCIETY FOR THE STUDY, RKHKARSAL, AND PKRFORM ANCK OF HIGH-CLASS CHORAL AND ; OTHER VOOAL MOSIC. LAUQK CONOBBT HALL OB" THE YOUNG) MEN'S CnHisriAN Association; MONDAY KVBNINGS at half-past 7 o'olook. Commencing on MONDAY, 6th June. Subscription, half-a-gnlnea, for term ot throe months. Members entitled to a Complimentary Ticket for oach Concert during tho term. A VOOAL CLASS will bo oommenoed at Mr PooiKY'a KESlDEtrcrc on WHIUAY B VKNINO, Juno 8, for sou*d, klkmkntaky iNSTuuonow, from which members will bo drafted into the Musical Society when proficient. ji^diot-' ciatiß at halt-past 6, Gentlemen's Class at 8 o'clock. Terms: Half-a-K'ilnoa per quarter. Application to bo iruidu to Anokland Maslo Warehouao, Queen-street; Secrotary V.M.0.A.: and to MX. I'Q<!L«:Y, Momli'.liinohn Villa, Karangahape Road. |%/| It. *< i* WOOUttAM,; TKACBEB OF THS riANOFOKIK ASD Harmonium, Aodreßß>C!>re ot Auoklana Mnaio Wm«? noußOi ■; ■■■ ' ■; .-■•■ .; li :■