The Auckland Evening Star.

Vol. XIII.—No. 3,647.

AUCKLAND, N.Z., THUKBI>A£, APRIL S~O, 1888.

(Published Daily)

PRICE: ONE PENT-*



Shipping. 5 ■-- --. TTNION SXKAMSHIP i «.^ vJ COMPANY OF ,NEW _ ->*&& A ZEALAND !Lll_n-U~, ijS^P^ !L——s_-_«A Time Table— j ! April, 1882. -"OR GISBOUN*., NA^IKIt, WELLINGTON, LYTTELTON, POi-T OHALMEBB, AMD BLUFF tFBOM Onß_N-STrni-T WHARI") -.tearaei, Date ot Sailing. Lateßt Train. Rutobua "friday, 21, 10 p.m. — Tic A nau l'huraday, 27, noon — Fd7T7~i.KA?*A--l 1 Mi-LSO-t, PICTON. WKL !.'.NQTON. LYTTICLTON, AND WEST COAaT POUI-S 'FBOM MANUKAU). Pknooi.. Tuoßday, 25,2 p,m. 12 noon Wanaka On arrival of mail — -"Jh. MELBUUI-NE. Via OOUTH. ROTORUA Friday, 21,10 p.m. — Tb Anau" Thuraday, 27, noon — "Calling at Hobart. fuk~syunky7~ Ai.iuiiN |Tiioaday,M.2,,|p.m. — l__Z__~~ltOJi LKVUKA AND SUVA. Taiahoa I Friday. 21,5 p.m. I — Cargo till 2 p.m. __ TLW KUB3F.LL AND KAWAKAWA. Taiaroa I Krlday, 21,5 p.m. I — Tk Anad I Monday, 24, i p.m. | — IC2T Cargo muat be booked and alongside one hour ho_i.ro advortlaed timo of departure. During April and May Special Tickets will be laanod to Lyttelton, available for return until Juno 30. Paaeago tlokota mast bo taken at, tho Com pany's offlco. Aucklaud Branoh, 109, Queen street. j-Vi QTEAM TO LONDON. I^^^^^ ORIENT LINE. *^^^^Bffl"' The following steamships be longing to the Orient Steam Navigation Com pany (Limited) and tho Pacific Steam Naviga tion Comnany. will leave SYDNEY at the umlormontioned dates for MELBOURNE, API-d AIDE and LONDON, via anez Canal;— Steamer IReg.Ton'gel Date. COTOPAXI.. I p2B I May 12 ORIKNT 5,388 May 28 LUSITANIA I 3.825 June 9 LIGURIA. 4,8.6 June.3 OARONNK I 3878 I Jnly 7 And *h_ Service will be maintained oy auo ooedlig ateamere at Intervals of a Fortnight. Auokland passengers for Cotopaxl prooocd per Albion on May 2, .ore 3 to iioudon, 15 to 70gul-ea.. Suez Canal Dues, 8s In addition, Parcels booked through to London, X'aijHangcra o»n book from Auokland at a through rate to cover intercolonial fare and Onnal duca, and ao seoure spaolel advantagoa, Paaaagea from London can bo ssrant-d In Auckland. sFor plan.. „_;„ tall partloalai-«. _ppl,, In 3_yondon, ta s, Groen Se Co., and Anderson, .Anderson _s Co., Joint Managers Ot tbe Line: Br to tho A-auts in Anoklana ( UNION STEAMSHIP CO. OF N.Z, <LIM-TB->~ Queen-atreet ■««__-&-*- OENINBULAK AND OKI .felSiK;!. KNTAL BTKAM NAVIGA- company. Tho Company's Steamships (under contract with the Vlotorlan Goverataont for the convey ance of her Majesty's colls) will ba despatched i '.."iLmni- Leavo I Leave I_~tve __ .__ Sydney iMelb-rn' Ad'lade IN DU..",v.Bombay April 211 April *5 April 27 KOHILLA May 5 |Ma 79 May II CARTHAGE May 19 I May 23 May 25 HYDASPES JunoS June 6 JuneS PKSHAWUR.... June 18 I June 20 June 22 And thenceforth ovory alternate week. Route I—lt la Intendod to denpatoh these ifiteamera for Plymouth and London via Point <lo Gallo, Piißaongers for England will therefore tint reqnlre to change steamers. Bates of passage money to Plymouth or Lon don i £70 drat, and £45 _eoond-_l_-S j Italian ports,£Gs n.at,and£4oaeoond-_l_ae. Poasongrra boolving at Auckland aeoure speolal advantages. For further partloulars respectingposacgo money and frolsht apply to CRU-lOKSHANK AS OO* Agenta, 18, Quccu-atreot, Auokland. _ , j. .ife- ~ W-i'-SAM TO TUAMLES, CAh , k5 RYING PASSENGERS AND f!.__RGO, OONNKOTINe WITH OalWB- , MUBI, O.- AUU, WAITOA P-AINB, AND MOJUU-rt vjtob (Piako Dl'jrioJ), Timz Taei.b, 8,8, ROTOMAHANA, From Auokland i i Thursday, 3,30 afternoon Friday, 1 afternoon Saturday, i afternoon From Thaineß l Thursday. 8 morning Friday, 8.30 morning Saturday, 9 morning Return Tickets will be issued from Aprils, available till April 15, 1882 (Inclusive):—Saloon, Ten -hillings; Steerage, Seven Shillings and Sixpence. Freight through to Te Aroha, 26s per ton. No oargo received within half an hour ot od vertlaed time of loavmg. FRAOIER & TINNK, Agent. Si__3__SH. T\ rAIUI_U & ONEHUNGA .ISSSBg' T V STEAM NAVIGATION CO, ttkVS Tablb—Aprii,, 1882 S.S. MANUKAU, Loaves Onehunga l Loaves Waloku I Apr. Apr. 22-Paturday, 8.30a m 22—Saturday. 1p m 21—Monday, 10 am 21—Monday.2.30p m 28—VVednea-ay.ll a m 28—Wednesday, 4pm 28 "Ifrlday, 2.45 p m 29—Saturday, 7.30 a m For Manukau Heads, every Thursday, at 8 a m By order of tho Dlrcotore, all Freight must be prap-ld, A. CUNNINGHAM. Agent. ;3«~_B&_. £_ 'I' EA M TO THE HOT iMKls£i-} SPRINGS, MAHURANGI. -*—ara_-. MATAKA j fA KAWAU, and OMAHA. The a.s, KG.E OASEY. Al al UajOs, W. :.'.morvlUe, Master, ifor Hoi Springß, Matakana, Kawan, and Omaha-Evory Tuesday at 11 o'olook, re turning on Wednesday. ■"or Hot Springs and MaJnuranpri—Kvory Thura day and Saturday at 11 a,m„ returning on- Monday and ifrlday, No Parcels or Goods taken without shipping Bote. Ifor freight or passage apply to H. J, WIOKENB. gjH-ajb. If OK LONDON DIKECT. _B_____\m> Tbo Well-known Clipper Ship pareora, AA! at Lloyds, 879 tons regißtor, Robert Powkr, Commander, will load as above, and have quick despatoh. For freight or passage apply to THE NEW ZEALAND SHIPPING CO. (LIMITED), Agents. „ »aa___*-_. qteam to Thames, ,"Js£SiiZ& HIKUTAIA. OHINEMURI %r**a*!a,s'(PAKUOA). WAITEKAURI, AND WAIHI. DIRKCT (Meeting the Coach at Paeroa for Te Aroha), S.S. RUB Y. Leave 'uokland: Leave Paeroa: Thursday, 12 midnl .ht Saturday, 6.30 a.m. Faro to Paeroa: Single Ticket, 10s; Return Tiok pt 15a. Fare' to Thamos: Single Tioket, sa; Return Ticket, 8a Gd. _ ._.__'. Frolghts throngh to Paeroa, 12a 6d por ton. Not responsible for shipping, carrying, or dla charging livestock. j^oXMaster^ - "«jj~T oieam xo Tub f^^^^ THAMES, *_■_■■--■_» OHTNKMURI,WAITEKAURI, WAIHI. TE AROHA gOLDFIELDS, MOR RINSViLLE, WAITOAPDAINS. ANdGRANT AND EOarEB'S SETTLEMENT. ENTERPRISE No. 2, P.S. TK AKOHA, 6- P.S. PATIKI. From Auokland: From Thames I — Thuraday, 10.30 a,m. Friday. 12 midnight Saturday, 11 p.m. The lime table of river steamers to be seen at Enterpriae Offloe, Thames Fares To Thames .. Saloon, 7s 6d; Steerage, 5s To Ohinemurl through, 5a extra To Te Aroha through, 10s extra Not reaponßl-ie for shipping, oarrylng, or dl_ charging Uve stook. ANBiB , BRRyooi Agents. «S COROMANDEL. J______UW __ c i_gi nnd lavonrite s.s. 0 O 1- O M A NZD E L, Captain, W. D. Hargrave, TIM-S-TABLI.. <_„-_u Anrkland: i.eavcßCoronianueii Leave J AUC-uanu i Thurßaßy> 20,12 noon Friday. 21.2 v-nt. aat-rday, 22.12 noon o^_^X_SS-T'to Bhipping. carrying, or nndine live stook.



Shipping. j&*. _>, DASSiiNOERS' LIINE Olr _W_Wk___ PACKETS TO NEW ZEA -_S______Kl OWNED BY MKSSRS. SHAW BAVILLE, & CO., 81, Leadenhall-street, London, The above lino of Bhlpß are regular trader* 10 all the principal ports In New Zealand. Thei ore olipner Bhlps, olaased Al at Lloyds', and com manded by experienced masters. Tho bill of tare la moat aubatantlal, md of the beat quality, and the accommodation roomy and convenient. The undersigned are empowered to grant pas *-ges from London to New Zealand, payment for whioh have been guaranteed In the oolony. Retnrn ships to London also leave at almost regular intervala, Full particulars on application to L. D. NATHAN Se C 0.,) ' OWKN Se URAHAM, }• Agents. ORUIOKHHANK te CO. I ironmo_-gerv. piIEAP TTJARDWARE ri OUaE. 234, QUEEN-STREEX J • * Jo Dickey, HAVE FOR SALE- RiOWATT'S ANUCAPNIO LAMPS, AlilO, KXTBA Bdbnebs, Fonts, Globes, and Wicks, And _ Great Variety of Ohlmnlea. RODOKIt'S LOOKWOOD'S, AND Wld-ALL .$ TABLE AND POOKETKRY. Johnson's CELEBRATED SCISSORS, DLARK'H 8011--88, SAUCKrANa. tec Griffith's Patent Tka and Coffe*. Pots, Stamped Tinnkd Msat a_.d Pie Dishes, Basins and Milk Pans (all »i_ea), Buckets, Tubs, Pails, anjo Ovbns, bbooms, Scrubbeks, Whisks, &o. Haih, Glotb, and Nail Brushes, • PARK'S, BLACKS, AND LYNDON'S SPADES AND DIGGING FORKS, GARDEN lIOKS, RAKES, ANO TROWELS. Disston, SOP.3Y & Spear, and Jackson's hand, rip, and tknnon saws. Axes, Adzes, Tomahawks and Chisels, Augurs, Planes, Hammers, Bracks, Twist and Patent Bits (all size.., Locks Hinges, Nails, and Brasswarb, Scoit'o Genuine White Lead, Raw and Boiled Linseed Oil. FIVE PER tiBNT. DISCOUNT Allowod to Cash Purchasers on all Balet amounting to 20a, and opwardß. Land and Estate Agents. J. M. JL a fl * ° x E-TATi! Agknt and Valuatoo. UU-BN-STW.I-'':, ACOKLAND, MONEY LEN'I' OUT B*OR CAPITALIST!* ON FIRST ■ CLASS SECURITIES, OR IN VESTED IN BANK. INSURANCE. OR OTHER SHARES. No G-t-B-B to Lender ok Investor. (IITY— A fine City Freehold, producing a j rental of £500 per annum. Price, £6000— £500 ca?h, balance oan remain npon the property at 84 per cent.—J. M. Lennox. SYMONOa-STRKET-A beautiful Allotment il x 137; ono of the lineat Allotmenta ln the Fairburn estate.-J. M. Lennox. 10M. A 090 ACRES near the Roioma railway.— *, OO O j, m. LennO-, Estate Agent, Auok land. » L-XaNDßA—Store and Bake-house, with __. freehold Allotment. Price, £100.-3. M. Lennox, Estate Agent, Auokland. iuEMUKRa—A moat Charming Site, oontaln- X> bag 6 aores. Commands one of the choicest views in this distriot. There Is a Residence upon the property, also garden, orohard, etc price. £1-50 ; terms can be arranged. 6M PONSONBY-^ A Seven-roomed Reßldenoe. commands a moßt magnificent view, in the best part of Ponsonby; freehold allotment (98 x 182), all laid out In ornamental trees and shrubs. IF-rioe. 700.— J. M. Lonnox. Kstate Agent. SKA-TU-LI) VIEW— Four-roomed Verandah Cottage, with freehold allotment, Prioe, £250.— J. M. Lennox. Estate Agont. MOUNT EDKN— A most deairable Now 7 roomed Residence, with abonthalt an aore of volcanio 8011. Price, £100.-.. M. Len nox. IML CONQUfCST PLAOE, Parnell-Fo_r : roomea Cottago, with two additional rooms de taohed j froehold allotment. Price, £210.^-3. M. Lennox. . . . i 6 MOUNT KDEN—A Bargain, a desirable 6 roomed House, with bathroom detaohed, wash and t owlhouaes, and every convenience. The freehold allotment Is 132x200, and fronts the best part of Mount Kden Road. The allot ment la laid out in ornamental trees. Churoh and Sohool near. Omnlbusßes pass the door. This property is offered a bargain, aa the owner ia leaving the dlstrlot-J. M. Lennox. 168 L MOUNT EDEN—A Beautiful New 7-roomed Residence, with verandah and balcony, oommandlng a magnificent view of the harbour. The omnibua paasea within a few yards. Price, £500.-3. M. Lennox, Eatate Agent 163 L i? 1 eo-FOUR-ROOMKD COTTAGE In Duke ** °" street, with freehold allotment. Price, £160.-J. M. Lennox. Eatate Agent 190 L £f 1 OK (a bargain)—i-roomed Honse In the £. 100 Commercial Road, with freehold allot ment, 33 x 100. Price, £135.-J. M. Lennox. REMUERA— Villa Residenoe and 6J aores o£ garden, shrubbery, and pasture. Price. £1,000.-J. M. Lennox. „,160Ij„ PAPAKURA (a Bargain)-Farm of 69 aorea, with small Houao, and 20 aorea In grass. This beautiful little homeatead is only 21 nilleß from town and 1 mile from a railway station, z milea from a church and school. Price, £310.— J. M. Lennox, Estate Agent. BSL FOR SALK (a bargainl-Farm of 175 acres at Pukekohe Weßt, unimproved, being part of Lot 18, This fine property Is mixed bush and fern, and well watered. Must be Bold. Prioe, £3GO; £200 of whioh oan remain upon the pro perty at a very low rate of interest.—J. M. Lennox. Estate Agent, Auokland. »*LB A FIRST-CLASS FARM of 123 aores In Wea- Pukekohe, with good Honße, oow-Bheds, dairy, &o. The farm ia aU in grass, and is pnly one mile from the railway station.-.. M. Ben nox. Kstate Agent, Auokland. WBL trILLA RE-IDENCK.-A Charming Villa, V commanding a magniiioent view of the harbour; about 5 aores of pasture and ahrubbery. Price. £1000. --■ M. Lennox Estat nt, mn FARMERB.-For Bale, a bargain, a Fine JL Compact Little Farm of 100 acrea in one of the beat farming dlatricts In the Waikato. The L_r_VhY all fenced, and has a dweUlng-honse S it-Tn grass. Is offered at a very low Srioe/owb-gtbthe owner leaving the distriot Price, £400; £150 cash, balance oan remain npon theproperg.^L. AUogumftMe njltongldvertSSnent-. 'WeeklyHeral-.' J M. LBNNOX, SUTATE AfIENT. AUCKLAND ri OA L l COA L I OOAHI V./ WHAU WHAU COMPANIES, WHANGAKBI. No 8 LOWa°BQOEEN.STREET. •fIT, 8 - O A H _, AGKNT,



t-usineaH Notices. -TIDE FP.ENCH BAKERY. W. J. EVANS (Latb MiNaTTi), Hobaon-atreot, BREAD AND BISCUIT BAKER AND CONFECTIONER. Wedding Cakes made to order. MY PABTRY IS A SPECIALITY! A trial solicited. IMPORTANT TO EVEItYBOI. V MOST INTERESTING FACTS I That ROBERT TUDEHOPE, Plumbee, UPPER QUEBN-dTREKT, AUOKLAND. Con now eu.iply COBRUGATKD TANKS, POHTAIU_K HH>, P_UN_K. AND SIIOWIUI BATHB, Also. I'OKTAULI- FUIINAORS ANO Col'l'lCH VVABUINQ Boilkiis, at Choapoat Rates. Country Orders piomptly attendod to, All Branches of tho Trade carried on ln Town, or any part of the Province. ROBERT TUDEHOPE. a U UKLAN D PICTURE. FKAMIN O AND GILDING DEPOT. J. R. Dm COUP. CEY Hogs to notify to his old frlonds and tho gone public that he has undertaken the M~ni.Ko.ueul uf the above Eetabllahment, whoro GILDING, PICTURE-FRAMING, MOUNTING, tec. In nil Its branohea will be undertaken at prioes defying competition. -S.IIUATJtS oivkw. ~ Largo Stook ot Mouldlngß, Plocaro-frnrulng Materials, and Plotoree ot every description ~lway_ on band, QUKKN-STREET, JUNCTION OS" WAKKVIBLn.BTBKET. Cl-.AKt_._s BROTHERS, - ARTIST photo»raph_:r!_ IOPPOSITH UNION BANKI, Q v bbn ■ n . it bet, Auckland, Ph-tocreiphr In the Latest and Mon .-.hlonablo Styles, Kxeontod tn ft manner Unsurpassed In the Colonies. All Photographs taken by tbe INRTANTANIOOB pRO-K-S. ~AEGK roL-__-YIOII NEW ZEALAND VIKWB Alwayg on Hand INDIA AND CHINA COMPA«_'B STANDARD PAOKET TKAS. faokta onaa And I lal.-potuidii hi Font cjualltloa. SMI?EROR'S BOUQUET, MANDARIN'S CHOICE, !MP*I_UAL MIXTURE, ORIENTAL MIX. UHR. They ?tb dteunguishßd bj urern aer-ugth, agreeable brhSkuoas, 4110 dulloluu* fljvour— resolUng trom b aclsntlftc admixture of the very finest T___ tbat the groftl Continent of Aalh oan produco. The oxcollmio- of these-Toae is apparent by the largo and Increasing demand that exists for thnini n Viotoria, and wherever they have been Introduced. AeaaT ron aduklaniii JOHN BUCHANAN, .. , 0-9t-_i-h.uauatr-et. 1 1 .he Pact is now assured .1 TII_T INCIPIENT CONSUMPTION, ohkonio nnoNcuiTis, iSTnia.., thboat AND MINI? OOMPI.AINTH, NIMIV-US AND WASTING DIBKABKB sro permanently relieved, the worst Dymptcnis orreatod, and a healthy re action producod by AIOKIN'S HYHUP OF I'UCALYPTUB WITH HVPU_'ttO-SPHri'H.a_j:>lf I.IMH. AND.QUINI-T-. Thcs-s Groat results are owing to the Combination of NERVE! AND BRAIN TONICS that load Increased sustaining powers to the Invalid, added to which la tho SPECIFIC AOTIO-T of the Eucalyptus oil the mucua mem branes, wh'oroby tho air paaaagea are cleared of unhealthy secretions in a natural manner. Dally evidence la afforded of tho per manent resuscitating action of this remedy—ao that all who suffer should at onoe make a trial of its eminent pi opcr tiet«. The .eucalyptus Syrv.n la moderate in prioo, and within the reach of all who need in. It la nnhornineontical combina tion ot tonio alkaloids witb hypophoe phltes.and not a secret nostrum. Keglntered and gazetted under "Tho Trades Markß Registration Act," by Graves Aiokin, The Pharmacy, Auok land. Wholesalo Agent 1 The New Zealand Drug Company |» IS A U THIS M. R. MoINTYRE, Broad and Ulscult Baker, Karangahapo Road Begato in'nrm the publio that his Uisouits, Gingerbreads, and all kinds ot Coufeotlonery are unsoriM ed for quality, and thoroughly wholesome, x'imllles waited on for Orders, Wsddino Cases. Sootib Oaten Cakes made Dally, Concerto, U.irees, Balls, provided with re freshments on tho shortest notico, and at lowest ratgg. I**r.O TuX PUBLIC. I De Poochk's Celebrated French Bril liant and Household Friend. This mixture will give a bright polish ln a few minutes to all kinds of Furniture. It oan also be used on paintwork. It will destroy all Inseots In wood and preserve it from decay. Price, 1/6.—Walter Bavnk, Wholesale Agent. Kyber Pans. ■■■■_-P-_--------M»-MM"^ TAYLOK'S. jfAXJSHX SEWINU MACHINEB Abb Simple to li-am, Quibt in Action. Not liable to get out ot order. Possess large and easily threaded Shut ties. No DirnooLTT hi getting Needles and Extras TAX LOB'S PATENT SEWING MACHINE'S shooxd ms Inspected by ell deslrons of pro onrlng 11 Tboronghly Good Machine. Also, ta be had at Low Prices, TWI3TBD LOOP-STITOH MACHINES 01 Best Construction, _■* A-ENT 1 T. PEACOCK, OPTIOIAM, Spectacles, Teleaoopee, Mlorosoopea. barometers, Kleotrlo Bells, to. Instruments and Machines Repaired SHOKTLAND • STREET, lOiiponlte the Poat-offlcei. OIL, II.LUUB, a« D SLasis MKROHANTB. < Phillipps & Son. 95 & 97, qukkn-htrkbt, auckland, n.z., IMPORTERS OF PAPKBHANGINGS, Panel Deooratlong, GLAfc. 3-P-lißhed. Slivered, and Roagh Pla.l BngUsh and Continental Sheet, Photo graphic Glass Shades. WHITE LEAD, Colours. OU, VARNISHES Brashes, Mixed Paints. Corson'a Antiooi. roelve and Patent Silicate Points. MOULDINGB—GUt, Stained, Veneered, for Picture Frame and Room Deoorotionu, Fanoy Frames for Cabinet and O.D.V. Piotcbics of every description In great variety • Scraps—Photos and Coloured. 1 Albums for Photos, Scraps, &c. tec tea. Cnt-out or Overlay Mounts, all sizes: Cabinet and C.D.V. Mounts; Artists' Reaulaltes. W. P. te S. having always on hand the largos stook of the above goods In the North Island of | New Zealand, ore able to execute either whole salo or retail orders on the most favourable terms. Samples of Paperhanglngs from open atook, or of original packages, sent on applica tion. New settlers ln Auckland should Inspect oar stock of Paperhanglngs and Plotures before fitting up their new homes; they will find some thin.! to suit the means of everyone. W. PHILUPPS & SON, UUKHM-HTBKKT. A-BKLAND Formosa in Morte. \TEW ZEALAND FERNS, i 3 Unmounted, or Tastefully Mo.nted In various ways, ntoii 12 - c to 120 vab bti__, or Sale by SRIC CRAIG, Prino_B-_treb.. OUDMAN'S PHOTO KOOMS, JL lottri-ui -111 Visitors ore Invited to -net-eel Pulman'B Views of the Hot Lakes, Anckland and Bash Scenery, tea. The greatest variety 01 Original Portraits ol Maori Oelebrltios in New PBOT0«B---HY »» AIX. ITS BRAMOffI-S.



Drapery and OlothiDgr. U/-KILJS-li.Y HOUSE. Just Opbnkx. A Fresh Assortment of Ladles' Se Children's Underclothing, Corsets, &0, Ladles' Nlghtdreaaeß (beautifully trimmed), Ib Bd, 6a lid; Chemises, 2a, 2a Od, Sa Cd. Children's Underolothing ln great variety. A Large Aaaoitment of Ladies Coraota jnst to hand in White, Blaok and Drab. The " Greoian Girder " Belt Cor set, aide laolng; thia Corset is especially adapted for the present style of cos tume, the aide lacing enabling it to be adiuated to almost any fignro. 2000 yarda Swlps .embroidery Edgings at 3d, id and ia, a groat bargain. An Extensive and Well-Seleoted Stook of General Drapery at moderate Prioeß. Country Oriiore promptly attended to. Ono Shilling ln tho £ discount on all Cash Purohasos to tho amount of 20a and upwards, A. LOVETT, W___r,„s_i-_-BT-__-T, f AND \ / DKFteBRi-B \\ I PAYMENT 1 1 SYSTEM. _ I ipAILOKS, DRAPERS* AND J- OUTFITTERS; HOBSON-STREET (Nearly oppoalto Wolllngton-street), Have a Weia • Assortbd STOCK of tha BEST CLASS GOODS. All Tweoda thoroughly Bhrunk before being mado np, and fit and workmanship guaranteed. The Deferred Payment System haa been found to bo a great boon, by enabling those with limited Incomes to procure uaoessarloa in the oaaloat poealble way. INSPECTION IIiVITEb. FANOX" WORK ue kv__H_' DESCRIPTION TAUGHT. % \ A. STEPHENSON, o . in thanking his patrons tot1 past favours, « now wishes to inform them that he has " 8 RKMOVED from the Newton Fanoy _\ 3 s p Bnt-aar to his NEW SHOP, opposite _g Lambourno-, Ironmonger. Karanga- t *3 I hapo Boad, and haß NOW OPENED > 3 A LARGE AND VARIED STOOK § § OF FANCY GOODS pt all kinds. g _} _\ 3 LADIE-' WOOLS OF EVERY SHADE -8 g OF COLOUR. 2 J LAKGK AS-OKTMANT. W T_i-SO_.3~U-VJ_Fi-. TUB ABOVE Merchandise. A. Heather, GENERAL IMPORTER, HAS ON HAND AND TO ARRIVE» Courvolslora' Cognac ABsb-lated Vineyard Cognao Muller Frerea' Cognao; ln bulk, oaae, flask, half-flask Lowndes's Rum, 30 OP Lemon Heart and Queensland WHISKY Bulk)- Greenlees, Inverness. Glenllvet, and Terrier, Klrkor Greer Co.'a WB_3KY.O_ae)- Collle Blend, Koyal Blend, Bob Roy. Inver ness, Lome, Stewart, Glen Almond Old Irish, ln bulk and oaae SOHNAPPS- Henko'B, W. Se A. Gllbey'B WINES AND SPIRITS- Port, Sherry, Sauterno, Sparkling Summer Claret, Hook, Champagne, Brandy, Bum, Scotoh and Irish Whisky; all in bottle OANDLES- Brandon'o, Do noubalxs Lunar Pieces, National, Belmont, and Imperial Sperm Fluted Paraflln Candles ALE- Bobb, Bottled by Hall Boar's Bead, Bottled by Hall Payno's, Bottled by John Beld Aehby's Se McKwln. BTOUT- Hall'a "' Boar's Hoad Edmund's "Pig" Gulnesß'a, Bottled by Blood Wolfe 5 tonß uenulne White Zino Paint 60 drums Linßeed Oil 25 drums Raw Oil 25 drums Colza Oil 100 cotes Castor Oil BARNS & CO.- Klppored Herrings (Red and Freeh) Salad Oil, Plokles, Jar Salt POOLE -100 oases Plokles (assorted) STEPHKNS -100 cases Pio-lea (assorted DRIED FRUITB -2a! casea Currant 1 100 cases Elemes 1300 boxea Figs Mawor's Dandelion Coffee Branson's Extract Coffee KKRO-ENE- Devoe's Royal Brilliant (warranted to stand Government test) Sylvan. 130. Water White Premium, 150, Water White TOBACCO- Over the Water, 12'b, 6's, Nailrod, and Double Thick P Pieces Royal Standard, 14'a Venus, U'b, 6's, DTPP VES-AS- R. j-rl- Ovalß, 250's. and Plalda andstrikors Bryant and May's 250's, Plaids Patent Satoty OILMEN'S STOBEB- Toas, Sugars, Paper Bags. Preserved Fish, Fruits, and Goneral Goods ot Different Manufacturers Always on Hand. A"" HEATHER! MRS- X.NIGHT Begß to Intimate to her old patrons and the publio generally, that she has Opened Bualnesa in tbe CITY MARKET (THIhD STALL), QUEBN-STEEKT ENTEANOE, And that, as heretofore, she will do ber utmost to give them every eatlafactlon, Jf*RUIT Of every kind ln Beason, and of tho best quality, always on hand. GREBNGROOERIKB AND SMALL GOODS ditto. , Poultry. To this branoh ol her business every care and attention will be given, as she proposes to make this the loading feature, and with that view haa made arrangements for CONSTANT ( SUPPLIES from thoroughly reliable settlers. Country ore* era attended to with despatoh, and every o~i o taken to Bee-re their arrival ln good condition. ; conveyance utteuded to immediately on arrival ' Her motto will he "Small Profltß and Quick Ret, Market, Anokian-. Februan* 23 1.



Medical. MORE LOCAL EVIDENCE OF TBE CURATIVE PROPERTIES OF OROFESSOR pUSSCOTT'S Hebbal Treatment, may now be consulted at his ad DRESS, Shortland-btre-T. To Profoaaor Guasoott, Shortland-Btreet, Auok land. Sit>,-I hereby certify that for over two years I waa troubled with a violent congh, with a frequent spitting of blood and great palpita tion. I would not attempt to walk up a hlll.nor yet to lie down in my bed during that time, I was unablo to ao any work, after apendtn a great dciil of money on doetora and obemißta, aa well aa balng an out-door patient of the hospital. I j loat all hopaa of recovery, but aeoing so many oures you hod offoctod in the "Bei.ald t "l wa>. adviaed to come to Auckland and give your herbal remedies a fair trial, and I am happy to Bay in six weo_s I oould return to the Thames a atrong, healthy man, free from ooughor palpita tion, thank God and you alao. I shall be ablo to rooommend your herbal treatment, for I can speak for myßelf, also from acoroa I havo seen In yonr plao« nt different times, and ovory one Bpeiiklng in tho highest terma of your trojaiuont. -Bolleve mo to be, yours ever grateful, Frank Boutherby, Thames, January 3rd, 1882. To Professor Gussobtt, Shortiahu-sii.e. i Sir; —For the last threo years I have been with that dreadful oomplalnc colled dyspepsia, or indiges tion. It did not matter what 1 ate, ln an hour or ao after my stomach would begin to swell, that I Bhould have to unfasten my clothes. The food used to turn sour on my atomach. Then 1 would common..) belching wind and gas. Dirty aour froth would heave from my ohOßt. i had to bo vory particular in what 1 should eat. Fat moat, cabbage, or potatoes, or ehi-ose—the? acted on ttio like cb muoh balm, in faot I did nai know what to eat, for nothing would agree with me. But hearing of your Herbal Tonio, I wan Induoed to try a bottle, and when I had one I wanted moro, for my health was moro to mo than money. 1 found more relief from your Tonio and Composition Powder than all the medicine I have evor taken. You have ef fected a perfect cure of me. I can eat now any thing as well as thereat ot my family, and enjoy it.-Bollovo mo to bo, youra ever truly, Mra Elizabeth Swan, Parnell, January li, 183., To Profeoasor Gmsoott: Denr Sir,—My oaae waa so remarkable and my euro ao e_Tect.ual.that I feel it my duty to give you a testimonial aa my evidence. I have been Buffering with rheuma tism for tlio lost seven fetus, and a great part of that time I have not boen able to dross or un dreaß myself. For five yeara I wajr unable to walk without crutohes. I was tired of my life, because I waa a harden to myself and family; but hearing and seeing the wonderful curea you had effected in different chroni, complaints.ahd a groat ntimber whioh I knew, whioh are not published, but I think It my dnty to you and to tbe publio, tbat a man of your skill in curing auoh ohronlo oomplalnts as mine should be a > household word. I waß like a man drowning, I was glad to grab at anything, but I am happy to Bay that, through your herbal treatment, I am hearty and well, and oan go without crutches as well as over,—Believe me to be, youra over grateful, J. O. Dean, Ponaonby, January 19.188?, " To Professor Gusscott, Shertland-atreet. Blr, —1 am happy to inform yon ot the perfeot ouro I have rooclved through yonr medicinal treat ment, I came to you on tha 27th ot September laat, At that tlm. my leg Was pronounced In curable ; but when I oaino to you you told ms tbat you would convince nut In o fortnight, and I obi happy to say you have fniailod ye_t proml-e, although I was rather doubtful i but I waa told by a friend of mine that, if I Bald so, you would not treat me. My friend's namo ia Mrs Walker, who knew you ln Christchurch. She was also a patient ot youra whioh you cured ot the dropsy. lam hippy to any that I have dispensed with my crutohoa, and able to attend to my domestio dutiet. I give you thia for the benefit of othoro who are snfiering aa I have boon for years.—Yooro, over thankful, Mra Eliy Joyce Newton-road. December 1, To Profbssor Guasoott, Skortiand-fitreet Dear Sir,—lt is with groat pleasure that I odd to tho number of your valuable testimonials for tho mlraoulous oure your medicine haa performed on mo. I have been troubled with what some medical mon call indigestion, others dyapopslo, but when I oame to you on the 16th of Sept, you told mo that I had liver complaint: you explalnod to me my symptoms about the palpita tion of tho heart, the wind on tne stomaoh. oold handa and feet, tho sourness of the wind and gaa I used to botch, oold chllla running down my baok, and, in foot, you described my feelings ao minutely, that I waa quite satisfied that you understood my complaint, end I am happy to cay that through your herbal treatment you havo effected a perfect cure.—Yours ever grate ful, Mrs M. Little, Hobson-atroet, Auokland. To Profoaaor Guasoott. Shortland-street. Sir,— I have beon troublod with neuralgia in both my head and face, and been deprived from many nlgnta' Bleep, and when I sat down to my food many times I havo bad to get up from tho table and walk about without ever tasting food. as I told you; when I applied to you, that I had tried all tbo chomlata in town, and I only got temporary relief. When you told me yon would oure mo in a minute I was very doubt ful, bnt am happy to gar you did so. I should reoommend any lady suffering from the same to give you a trial, as you told me, it no oure, no Say.— Believe ma to ba, youra over thankful, ;aohel Cousons, Victoria-street, November 21. To Professor Gusscott, Shortland-etreet. It ia with great pleasure that I acknow ledge a perfeot oure I have received through your herbal treatmont; I have been troubled with aourvy for three years and nine months, which I explained when I oalled on you. I told you I could form no other cause unless it waa through sleeping ln a bed whore somo one had beon Bieoplng who had tho Bourvey. I have always boon very particular when staying at tho hotels to examine the linen before going to bed. I have mot many men on my route who hate got tho same complaint through slot-ping ln dirty bedß tho Bams as I did. I also told you whon I applied that I had taken a great quantity ot medicine until my hair began to fall off; but I happonod to sea your advortiaemont atatlng tbat yonr treatment waa soleiy herba. I have known wonderful curea effeotod through tho herbal treatment when minorals have failed;! and being a bultever in herba, I waa very happy to place myself undor your treatment as soon aa you camo to Auoklan d, and I am glad to Bay you have effeoted a oure oh me and made mo a dean, strong, healthy man.—Believe mo to Ibe, yours over thankful, Alfred Hopkins, Now North Boad, December sth. To Profesaor Guaacott. Dear 81r—It Is with great pleaßUre I have ln recommending your Tonio. I have been suffering with wind and spa-ma on tho stomach for several yeara, and I oould not get any relief. Kverything I ate turned to wind, I could not eat, I could not Bloep (I often had to get out of bed and walk about for hours, I was adviaed to take cod liver and quinine and iron, Sec, and all to no good. I hod to give up my employment for weekß at a stretch, but 1 wob advised by a friend of mine, who was working at tho Union Bash and Door Company, to apply to you, and that you would convince me in a week. I was rather doubtful of this, after trying bo many different medloines, both from the Hospital and ohemlßts, and other patent medloines. I thought it waa impoaeible for mo to get onred bo quick and bo serf eotly ns yon have done. Zam happy to Bay in two months' time you have made mo a new man. I oan eat well, and alao enjoy a good night's reat, with many thanks to you, and I hope your days will be long in Auokland. for tho good of tho communijy at large.—Youra respectfully. Richard Lawson, Ponsonby, Feb ruary 2nd, 1882. To Profesaor G_BBcott, Shortland-atreet: Sir- As you are aware that I explained to you, when I applied to you, that I have been troubled with bleeding pllea for tho last live or clx years, as I told you 1 have tried medical men, ohemlsts,and old women's cures, but never had a perfeot oure until I applied to you, about Blx weeks ago. They used to oome down and bleed for an hour at a time ao that I Bhould have to ohange my olothes, but when you told me you would make me woree before I should be better. I oould not reokon you up. I thought I should have to give up busineaa altogether, it I ahould be worse, but ln four days you oonvinced me that I could give you thia testimonial with confidence, that in five weeka you have effeoted a perfeot cure on mo. I shall ever be a believer In herba after tho wonderful oure you have performed on me.— Yours, ever grateful, Henry Marsh, Albert street, Ootober 11. To Professor Guaacott, Shortland-street :IDeor Sir,—lam happy to inform you that through your herbal treatment loon safely say that I have received more benefit throngh your herbal treatment than all the medloine that I have ever taken. I have been troubled with asthma tor the laat five years. I waa obliged to give up my business and come to Auckland for medical treatment, and seeing j our teatimonlola and tbe many ourea you had effeoted, and also that you required no information and that you could tell a man's'complaint as soon as you saw him—you did bo to me ao correotly, and that is more than any medical man ever told me before, and it gave me oonfldenoe to plaoe myself under your treatment. lam well known in Cambridge, I Bhall return home on Wednesday, and you moy rely you will have many applications from that district.—Youra, truly, John Hargravea, Queen atreet, Auckland. Professor GuBSOOtt would lmpreaa nn those who may do him the honour to oonault him that the utmoat aecreoy can bo relied upon ; more over, from long experience, and a careful study of tho human system, he can deoide almoat at a glance the diagnoaia of the case, thereby rellev ig tbe patient ot a great deal ot nervou neat and healtatioo. Profesßor Gusßoott Invites the confidence ol either sex Buffering from functional derange ment. apermatorrhesa, exhauating dre-mB. &o, Profeaaor Guaacott haa made nervoua debllitj and loaa of power hia special etudy, from what ever oauae ariaing. He would earnestly impreai upon those who do suffer to seek immediatt advice and counsel, if they desire " an old age eerene and bright." Let no false delicacy detei Buffering viotimß from removing the cause o this blight to manhood, The strictest confldenci b-?v be relied upon. CONSULTATION GRATIS. ' I Can be consulted Dy letier, i Publio inspection Invited toSthe large assort • ! ment Of BBITISH and AMERICAN ,HEHB£ , J Note the Address— IJPkofkssoi. Gtosscott, Next Door to Meaara Wlnka and Hall Establishment, Shoetlahd-stkkbt, Auckland, Boors'. Erom B.»,ui, to 8 . vi,



l-du.ationai. WATERLOO QCfADSANT ESTAB LISH_U_NT FOB YOUNG LADIES, Becond Quarter commences April 12. Miss Donovan will open a Danoing Class for Adults on Tuesday Evening, April 11, and one for Children on Wednesday, April 12, at 3.3 o'olock. For terms apply to Mrs Norman Watorloo Quadrant. Itflj R. F. B WOOVtL AM, TKA.HER OF THK PIANOFOEIB AND HARMONIUM, Ad')reßß~C"re of Auokland Music Ware house. mHE a RT OF (RINGING. ROYAL -. i__\___t or MDBIO, ; I AOADEMI >Kffl^ LONDON, MR. GOHDON GOOCH (Bronae and ! Silver Medallist and Associate) : i having studied Ten Terma in this : i Royal ana National Institution, is, In i : the opinion of the Boverol Professors I : with whom he waa plaoed,duly quail- i : Hod to teach Singing.-(Slgnod) (.. A. ! I MAcrARRKK, Mun. Doe, Cambridge.— ! ; 1878. In reference to above, Mr Goooh ia prepared to receive names ot Private Pupllo for Singing and Voloe Production at his private r-BlGenco, Albert Pork. Board ana -.esidenoe RAILWAY DINING ROOMS, Queen-street Whab#. j WILLIAM PYE, PKOEfiiETOR, Good accommodation for Boarders and Travellers at modorato charges. Cloanllneßß and civility are tbe characteristic-of thia house. Tho table and beds cannot be surpassed by any house ln town. The Proprietor has had a very long experienoe aa a Restaurant Keeper, and he feela assured that any person giving his houae a trial will be autte convinced tbat tbe accommodation It aiforda cannot be aurpaseedi THS ONLY HOUSEON THE WHARF. ■ Board and Lodging, £1 per week. Beds, Ib. BELLEVUE HOUSE. O-RNBR, Wharf-street an_ Cameron Koad, Taukanqa, Thia Establishment, just ereoted, containing 26 rooms, with every convenience, Is NOW OPENED to rocoive Visitors to Tauranga, who; will And Superior Accommodation with the oomf orta of a Home. Private Sitting rooms, Good Bed-rooms. Stables. A Four-horse Coaoh or Buggy leaves after arrival of steamer for Lukee. , BODELL, Proprietor, Tauranga, February 20.18--, For Bale. FOR SALE, one of Thurston's Billiard Tables, with Fittings.—For particulars apply offlco of this paper. FOR SALE, Lease of Allotment, Cus toinhouse-Btreet (opposite Gleeson's Hotel), with all Buildlngß thereon, oomprieing Lnrgo Workshop (80 x 60 tee'), Offlce, Shop, and Dtt-olllmc-houao, and other Buldlngß. Also, Beam Engine ond Saw Bench, Ciroular Sawa, tec— Apply to Charlea Bailey, rhip. Yaoht, and Boat Builder. ■pOVBR'iY BAY R_EGBASS SEED. A Very Superior Sample of PURE UN MIXED POVERTY BAY RYE GRABS BKED for Sale ot Lowest Market Rates. HUNTER & NOLAN. ■ |iuBK SuLD OR LET, a pretty Villa I Reai.onoe, Shelly Beach Road. Ponsonby, containing 11 rooms, bathroom, washhouae, oooobhouso, and stable .goa laid on to houae, with gaa Btovo and every necessary conveni ence, ihe houae ia pleasantly situaiod, aolendld sea view. Tho garden i» tastefully laid out as pleasure and kitchen garden. About ono aore well planted with choice fruit trees.—Apply D. B. Orchard. 18, laßuranco Buildings. FOB. SALE, Two First-class Large Iron Tanks, with topa complete (cheap).— Apply to Publisher, Stab Offlce. fj.Oli SaLE, New Boat, suitable for Jj pleasure or carrying purposes; meaaurea 20ft by 6ft lOln beam, and 2ft (Sin depth; sup plied with ash oore, new sails, and fitted with broeswork. Strongly built, and will osrry three tons.—Apply.by letter toF.R.A.. Star Oflice. S" PLENDID OPPORTUNITY FOR INVESTING IN A FIRST-OLABS HOTKL PROPERTY AT OAMBBIDGE. FOR SALE, The LEASE of tho NATIONAL HOTEL, Cam bridge, together with the Furniture and every thing appertaining to tho Proporty. Immediate possession can bo given. ihls Hotel is probably doing the Largest Bußtncßß in the Waikato, ond is replete with Every Convonienoe. For 'further particulars, apply to Mr Andus Raynea, the presont proprietor, or to EDWARD LEWIS, Cuatom-house-Btreet, Auckland. jfjTo R POS I T I V E SALE. That compaot little laland, known as Wood's Inland, about! half-way between here and the head of tbe Waitemata. containing 100 Aores, with Cottage, good Orohard, and aeveral im provements, plenty of freßh water all the year round, and a good wharf for the convenience of steamers, &c.-Apply to jqhn goppKT> House and Land Agent. No. 8, Queen-street. OOKY nook, new north ROAD.—Houses and Allotments.—As the Sale Ib proceeding rapidly, and a considerable number of Allotmenta have already been ols poaed of, early application should bo made at my offloe, where plane oan be Been and partion lars obtained.-F. G. Kwiwqtqn. Tj-Ot. SALE, the hve-ton yacht M'LISS, JO wltl_ all Balls (now), anchor and chain. gear and dingy, oomplete.—Apply to Mr Haul tain. at Jao-Bonand Rnsßell., Fort-street. iFIRSf.CLaSiS BUSINESS OPENING. We have a capital COUNTRY BUBINESS placod In our handß for disposal, either by Bale of freehold or on lease at a vory moderate rent, if in the latter case 8260 oapltal would be ample. The premises are situate in the centre of a pros perous township, and are with every oonven- In addition to a General Storekeeptog Busi ness, now avoraglng £70 per week, there isia Bakery and suitable preml-ea for a Butohers .hop, wbioh can be sub-let or oarried on in con nection with the Store. __-_~_-, In the hands of a steady and energetici man, with business capabilities, this is a rare chance for a start. Satiafaotory reasons given for iM disposal by preaent owner. Further particulars on gggfo & ___ _ ii.OR SALE, really cheap, a Compact IP Farm of 150 aores; about 50 acres in grass, part under orop, part good bush and tern. « Hix-roomed House, Stable, Cow-shed, &o.: 2^ mllea from railway Btation, and only 1. mllei trom town by good road, FOB SALE, a nice little Dairy Farm of T. aorea. all fenced and divided into poddooka with good House, Stable, Shedß. and every oon venlenoe, and deep-water frontage, 10 mllei CrApply'to John Soppet. Honse, Land^ani General Commlaslon Agent, No. 8, Queen-Btree (npßtalrs rp O R SALE STATIONERY AND FANOY GOODS BUSINESS. The undersigned ofler for sale the atooK-ln trade in the estate of Jamea Stuart, Cambridge Waikato, constating of Bookß, Stationery Muaio, Fanoy Goods, tec; also the gopdwi! and lease of premlaoa, situated in the beat poa: tion in Cambridge. Immediate posaeaalo: can be given. „ __, , . i Stook Bheets and lull particulars of N. G. LENNOX) Trnnl-flfiß : ARTHUR H. NATHAN t T"^tflM lljEEUl SEED! SEED i FOR SALK, the following New Seeda, ex Roman Empire:— t Red Clover white Clover Oowgrasg Ainvko Rape Lucerne T_.niS Mangel Llnaeed ; Hemp Canary Sec, sec. The above will be disposed of at Low. s Current Pricea. __ __ a POTTER AND CO., '• Durham-Btreet. I7p O R S A L 1 At Lowest Market Bates : ROBln, Pitch, and Tar Kerosene, Paint.and Ollvo Oils Champlon'a, Scott's, and Storerß GenuL t- White Lead, In wood '• Muntz Metal and Naila Large Stook of Canvas, varlo-b brands Wire Rope, from 1\ inch to 4 inch Bolt Rope, Hemp, and Manilla Bope, i Patent Windlaas (wood), Frills, and Palls 8 Anchors, from 16 uwt to 10 lbs chains, from J Inch to} inch. d. h, Mckenzie, FORT-STKEHfT. Mfttoh 18, IS?-,



J Pabiio JNotices. T B. MARRIOTT, V •AUOTIONEKE, HOUSE, LAND AND OKSEBAL COMMISSION AGENT, Karangahape Road, Auokland, -2T OUT-DO OK SALES ATTEttD--. *-_> T^OTICn. Or REMOVAL. E, H, PERCY, BAKER AND CON. KCTIONKR, Begs to Inform hia customers and friends, and the publio generally, that he is removing from hia present residence, situate in Pitt-street, to those premises reoently occnpled by Mr Heath, formerly of Wakefleld-Btreet. Mr Percy, in returning thanks for the liberal Bupport recently accorded, respeotfully sollcita a oontlnuance of past favours. Bride and uhrlstenlng Cakes made and orna mented to order. Families attended. Muffins and Crumpets aa uanal are a speciality. GorERIOR CORRUGATED TaNJ-H, O J. L. KEAN (Late Alvbed Smart), Has for Sale a number ot the above, with Taps ready for use, at reduoed rates, at his Shop. Elliott-street. Large quantities of Snouting* Ridging, end Down Pipea always In stook, Verandah Iron curved at the shortest notioe. Country orders will always rocoive hia prompt attention. Lead washers always on hand. ROBERT. WOODS, BOOT AND BHOE MANUFAOTOREB, CORLEY'S BUILDINGS, HOBSON-BTBEBT (Opposite the Prince Arthur Hotel). EVEB7 DESCBirriO*. OF BEPAIitS NEATLY EXECUTED, A Trial Solicit--. i^LSON TOMATO BAUC . New Season—Quality guaranteed, To be obtained of all Grocero, 1/per Bottle. G. cozens, Agent, 27, Queen-Btreet. D- r R I M E & C 0„ BUILDERS' AND FURNISHING IRON MONGERS, KABANGAHAPK ROAD, NEWTON (In those Premises lately occupied by Baddlng ton and Laing), Wish to call attention to their Large and Varied STOCK of Builders' and Furnishing Ironmongery, oomprlsing all the latest Ameri can and English Novelties— A Choice Seleotion of Register Gratea Colonial Ovenß, Fenders Iron Bed_teadsl(Slngle and Double) Children's Cota, Tinware (Large Assortment) Enamelled Ware, Brushware Washing Machines and Wringers Blootro Plate. B.M. Teapots '_. , Faints, Oila, and Varniahes, Bpadea, Shot els Picka. Sec. Coffin Furniture , ' Sofa Springe and Chair Web, Spouting HonSe Nalla, Fiiea,;&o„ Cutlery, Zlno, caps' Furnace Pans, Galvanised Tuba and Baokets Filters, Sea., Pails, Looas, Hinges, tec, tec A Speciality made of Carpenters and -olnerf' TOOLS. Goods corefuUy Paoked, and For warded with Despatch. . jj- O T J^ A X E 8. In order to avoid mistaken and aooldents, 1 have made arrangements with MR ROBERTSON, the Proprietor of the Royal Mall Coache., To Run Pasßongsra through to Lake House, from TAURANGA t_ OHINEMUTU, WAI ROA, and TAUPO. Tonrlata can obtain Buggies at all times at Tauranga and Ohlnemutu, and oan depend upon good Coaohes, Baggies, Horses, and sober and civil drivers, at Lowest Rates. BOBERT GRAHAM. Lake Honse, Ohlnemutu, Febrnary 11,1882- TiOTOMAHANA HOT LAKES. A LIMITED-NUMBER OF FIRBT-OLABS THROUGH TICKJETS Will be issued for THE HOT LAKES, Tourlßta will have the advantage ot staying at LAKE HOUSE, Ohlnemutu, whioh will be found the.mot comfortable Hotol ln the Lake Dlatrlot, No other tiokets but those issued by me avail able for Lake Houao, R. GRAHAM. Jon., National Insurance Buildings. 83, Queen-street, Auokland, Anokland. March IS. 1882. T OH N P E T P O R D, *■' house and ship plumber and gas fitter. Tbe Cheapest House in Auckland, high-Btrbet. auckland. uckland tim.bek company (LIMITED). GREAT BARGAINS IN BUILDING TIMBER. jar Making Room. *_a H. SKINNER & SON, • BUILDERS, CARPENTERS, AND JOINERS, Vuloan Lane.. AU Branches of the Bnilding Trade exeouted by Experienced Workmen. Shop Fronta. Office Fittings, tec GIBSON & SON, * farmers Se general Blacksmiths, Wellington Plaoe (off Hobson-atroet). Jobbing of all kinds done on the Shortest Notice. A TBIAL SOLICITED. JOHN HORN! (For many years with Close Bros.), Famils Gbocbb, Tka Dealer Se Provibhm Merchant, Corner of Wellington and Nelson streets (Opposite St James's Cft-Tch). Families Waited on for Okders. J.H. hopes by keeping a flratolasa artloli at tho lowest Caah Prioe to merit a share of thi publio patronage. |j. I SHE R AND CO. (-.imited) F WHOLESALE SHIPPINQ 8- FAMILI Butchers, Queen-Btreet (next Bank of Nej Zealand, Auokland), - Poultry of all kind dressed to order. Prime Smoked Tongues Home-oured Baoon, Corned Beef on Salo ii Large QuanUtles. - N.B. -Deal.enJn .Gome , Live Pheasants forwarded to aU parte of thi i Colony upon receipt of order. Families waitec . on in town or suburb-. OUBLIC NOTICE i R. W."RO_i_NSON, Baker and Conteotioneb, Begs to announoe that he has reoenUy takei over the Windaor Store, Lennox's Building! . Pitt-atreet, formerly carried on br Mr A. "1 • Carter, and trusts, by oivillty and attentton, t . merit a share of patronage from the f ambles o ! the sur-oundlng distriot. Wedding and Christet i log Cakea mado to order. 1 TJJ o T i^ c^ i I W. H. SKINNER, ARCHITEOT, } Has taken offloes formerly occupied, by th City Council, and over Meaßrs. Upton and Co.'-, queen-atreet. jj. RU I T _S^ AS O N ~ important to Sto-ekeep-raland.ParHes Pr. eerving. — Edward Lewia, of Oußtom-hotw . streeLTiaß lust opened a Large and Varied Ai i rortment Of Jam Jars and Jelly Cans for Pn 1 Saving purposes; alao, Five Cratea Stoneww n Jia sultabfc for Butter Crooks and Bros Pans,&o- . h AMU EL Y. COLL IN { - HOUSE, LAND, ESTATE. & FINANCIAI | AGENT, HIQB-STBEET, AUCKLAND. LOANS AND MORTGAGKS NEGOTIATE] For Sale, on terms to suit purchasers, Housi and allotments of various sizes, n Beresfor .t street: Hepburn - street, WeUington-Btrei Wolfe-street, East-street, Grafton Bos Bymonds-Btreet. Allotments Bought and Money Advanced 1 J Building; may be repaid by weekly or montl inßtalments. Shares Bought and Bold, aerT-AIT BROTHER X MARBLE AND FREESTONE MABOJ Monuments, Head-stonee, Tombi. ano Iron Tomb Railing-. __. all mSORIPTIONS KXBOUTED Vt A SOPMUOB^g Prices and Dbsionb FREE on APP-™**"'"* ADDRESS I— COBNEK O- _-_-_-_, Rtmu-HD AND^LOENi; BWBM.



J Tenaera. V-EW ZEALAND KADLWAYS. HURUNUI - WAITAKI RAILWAY, MAIN LINE, WAIKAKI-HCTRUNUI SECTION, HORBLEY DOWNS CONTRACT, FORMATION AND BRIDGES. Written Tenders will be received at this offlce up to noon of MONDAY, 21th Apiil, 1882. for the Horsley Downs contraot of the Hnrunnl —Waitaki Railway. They niUßt be marked " Tender for Horaley Downs Contraot," on out side of envelope, and addressed to the Hon. the Mtnlater for Publio Works, Dunodin. Telegra phio tendors similarly addressed and marked Will be received if presented at any telegraph offlce by noon of the Bame date, provided that written tenders, ln due form, are lodged at any District or Resident Engineer's Office by same hour. Drawings, .p-ciilcations, and general conditions may be seen on and after Monday, 3rd April next, at this office, and also at the Publio Works Offloes, Auokland, Wellington and Christohuroh. The lowest or any tender will not neceßsarlly be aocopted. By command, W. N. BLAIR. Knglnoer-ln-Chorge, Middle Island. Publio Works Office, Dunedin, 25th* March. 1882. ill O BUILDERS. ' Tenders will be received until noon of SATURDAY, the 29th instant, for the Erection of Public Baths, Club-rooms, Shops, and Dwelling-house, in Upper Pitt-street, Newton, Plans, etc., at my offloe. * , T. R.TURNBUL_. Architect. 3, Hoftman's Buildings, Queen-street. m O BUILDERS, No eligible Tender having been received. Fresh Tenders are invited until noon of THURSDAY. April 27th, for tho Ereotion and Completion of Two Shops and D welling-ho-eos in College Road. Flans and specifications at my offlco, Queen street. -^ P. HERAPATH, Architect. . rjn O CONTRACTORS, Tendera lot the Ereotion of a Wharf at Mer cury Bay, for tho Mercury Bay Timber Co., will be reoeived up to noon on TUESDAY, 25th instant, a our Office, Colonial Bank, where plans and a educations may be seeSi BOYLAN te LUNDON, Engineers. m O BUI L D E R 8. Tenders will be received until noon of the 2lth instant, for the Erection of a Conorete Villa Residence at Lake Takapuna. . _ Plans and specifications at my offloe, Canada Building-. __~ „ „__.»„„„„ W. H. SKINNER, Architect. Hotels. I_?OYAL MAIL HOTEL, JSX NGARUAWAHIA. ELLISON ft LATCHMORE, Having taken the above Hotel, and having completely renovated the samo, it now affords the BEST ACCOMMODATION TO JT VISITORS AND COMMERCIAL MEN,*___ Bahfli and bagatelle Room, Spacious Stables, loosk Boxes, ladieb' and okntikmen'b saddle houses, Pl-Abubk Boats fob Hike. plunge and shower bath. WINES AND SPIRITS OF THE BEST BRANDS. ELLISON & LATOHMORE, PBOPRIBTOBa. "yjF~ A X; N E'R ' S Commercial JJot-__. CATHBDBjAL SQUARE, * CHBISTCHPBCH. W. F. WABNBR Begs to announce to his many friends In Chxlst church and the adjoining Provlncea that having RE-ENTERED INTO POSSESSION of the above Hotel, whioh has been entirely renovated, ro-deooratod and re furnished in the latest style, he ts now prepared to woloome his old friends and oustomera. THE BILLIARD SALOON Attached to the Hotel is unsurpassed by any other in the oolony, containing three tables specially Imported from England to the order of the Proprietor. The suites of PRIVATE APARTMENTS, whioh are elegantly furnished and appointed, are entirely dißtinot from the hotel portion of the building, thus insuring perfect privacy. A novelty in colonial hotel BooommodaUon will be available at "The Commercial" In the chape of a LADIES' DRAWING-ROOM, kept epocially select and exclusively for ladles. A high pressure water supply has been ar ranged for on the premises, and the Bath . Rooms are fitted with every convenience for hot, oold or shower baths at any time. Comment on the quality of the Uquora biid nlle_ at the Commercial is nnneoesaary, as the oellar is under tho speolal supervision of Mr W. F. Warner. _~.,, ~ , ~ The hotol being most contrally situate, adja cent to the Cathedral, and within a short dis tanoe ot the museum. Theatre, and other publio . buildings .and with a tram servioo to all parts 'of the suburbs pawing at Bhort Intervals, renders it unequalled asaplaoe of residenoe for familie. or oommerolal gentlemen visiting Chrißtohuroh . For the convenience of commercial travellers sample rooms will be available. An excellent chef doo-latne haa been engaged ( and generally no pains will be spared to make The Commercial the leading hotel in Chrißt ohuroh. , Prompt attention will bo given to tolegrams 9 or letters applying for apartment., » W. F. WARNER. . Proprietor. » mj. t; ii ~. _ a ■■•_* ar F, I JD • formerly of tho City Club (lately ol thi ' Terminus Hotel, Holonavlllo), having bongh * theFij-ehold of the Whakoarhi Hotel frpn V Mr Gamer, begs to inform visitors thot no effor I will be spared to afford aatlstaoUor.. i Horeee and Pleo-nre Boats on Hlre. F ALACK HOTEL, HOT LAKES OHINBMUTU, ROTORUA. _'.',, Firat-lass aooommodstlon tor Tourlets, Trave lore, and Visitor, during both winter and lummer months. Private Sitting Roomß. , Smoking and Reading Rooms. \ Billiards. o Goaohes, Buggies, and Uaddle Horsea for Hln '' Con veyanoea will meet every Steamer. IKFOBTANT NoTics.—Tourlala oan make at - rangemonta with Capt. M.T. Clayton (Inaurano i, Buildings. Auckland), Mr.J. Kelly (Tauranga] or Mr Wm. Kelly (Ohlnemutu), tor througl trips to the Lakes, lnoluding boat and coaol hire, hotel aooommoAatlon, and all et oeeteroi at riXED BATES. . . ■ Trip tram Anokland to the Hot Lakes ani O baok, on the above principle tor Ten GniKBA ONLY. WILLIAM KELLY, PKOPRiaTOB - mO TOURISTS AND OTHERS WAIWERA HOT-3UHOT SPRINGS, NBA) >- AUOKLAND, > Haa been reoently renovated, and also newl a- appointed throughout with every modern loxni > and oomfort, oomprlsing amongst other Bpec _ alitles—Ball Saloon, Drawing, Dining, an i Rooms en swif.; splendidly fitted Medicinal ai _ other Baths: Lawn terraces. Archery, Crloke i and Quoit Grounds: Strawberries, and oth: -' Fruits ln Season; Billiards, Boating, Shootin ' LAKE HOUSE, ROTORUA, Systematized ln the same admirable prlnoli as the far-famed Walwera Hotel, offers 1 Patrons similar internal advantages and attrs ,) tions, while the aurrounding Scenery ai wonder spots aro beyond compare and world-wide fame.-equlring no oomment d- ALEXANDRA HOTEI at, J\_ Parnell. GoodAjooon-mo-atlon fMßoargeM. Wines asd Spirits Beat Brand-. -Fb_-*_ 'or Billiard Table. jy — JOHN BETALLACK, PROPR-ETOB _ ir.„to, at WeettOoaat »°<* Oanterbnryl. MS C.BD C H A N AX Js # GROCER, tec, • ■_*> • pobsohbv Road, Aucbxasd *' (Opposite All Saints'Chnroh)'. A Large Stook of Drapory Goods HUttablel the liea-on now at hand, at Priooa that Bti defy oompeliUoD,



Ainußaments^ FT. H_SA TR B BOY ALf CROWDED HOUSE. ' ■ IMMENSE SUOCEBB. m • TO-NIGHT (Thursday), and during the Woe*. New Oboanization of DOfiAfl'B MINSTRELS. FOR THREE NIGHTS ONLY. Fifteen Performers in an EnHi-ly New Entertainment. Dress Circle, is: StaUa, 2s Cd;.--, One S_l___g. ' J. Marsha--, Stage Manager. AUCKLAND DRAMATIC SOCIETY. . TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT J IN TOE REMUERA SOCIAL HALL,* Tom Taylor's Great Comedy, "STILL WATERS RUN DEEP," FOB THE BENEFIT OF MR FRANK PEARSON (Late Manager of tho Society), Speolal 'Btißoa will leave Greyhound Hotel at 6.45. . mEEAIBE ROY AL, In oonsoquonoe of bo many poople being refused ' admißßlon to "MAR-TANA" CONCERT ...... on Monday, April 17th, through the excessive , crowding of Oho._rHall, And by General Desire of Friends and the MualoalP-Mlq, _^ „ ';'• MB. GORDON flOaoH has the honour to announoe that the Conoorc j .wlUbe Repeated in Theatre Royal on THURSDAY EVENING, APRIL 27TH. Dress Circle, Is; Stalls, 2s 6d: Pit, Is. , Tiokets to Dress Circle and stalls may bo oo- . talced, on and after the 20th instant at Messrs Upton and Co.'s only, where Dress-fade plan ' may be seen, and seata for aamo reserve.. TO CHOIR.-F_ll Rehearsal This ■{ Thursday) Kvenlng, April 20th, as usual, and Tueaflay Evening next, April 25th. at Bohoolroom. Com plimentary Tloketa for Frienda of Choir Mem bora iasuod thoso nights, lj X, JA M E S'S HALL, O WBHiINOTON-BTBBKT. I MR. BARRY'S AUCKLAND ELOOU TION CLASS ENTERTAINMENT. ; TUESDAY, 24-H APRIL. _______ mm _____w______———m,—wm^mmm.mmmmmm———f ' Bxhibi-ioilß. . ' [ UCKLAND SOCIETY OF ARTS. THE SEOOND ANNUAL EXHIBITION wmbeheliintheO^BAi;-totfro-iTHUR3- . DAY, -Oth April, to WEDNESDAY, 20th ADril. Open daily from noon till dnak, and on Thura day, Saturday, Monday, and Wedneßaoy Even in s, from seven to nine. . . . • . By permission of the Colonial Seoretary. ff c Drawing for the Annua- Art Union of tho society will tame place on Monday Evening.' 21th April, at eight o'clock. ; ..* ■-" . • The Prizes -Brawn wUI represent anma _{.:■■,.:■_ money to be expended in the purohrae,ol Original Works ot Art on exhlbitloo. the BeleO tlon of whioh ia left to pri_e wlnnera. the Stationers, or at the Hall during the Exhi bition. * . „ Admission:—lß. Members Free. Seaaon Tiokets, not transtorablei H^ra-Orown. - Members' Family Season Tioket, toaamltionr. Five Shillings. JOBIAH MAETIN. Hon. Seo.. "'"■•• ' '. j'. ~ . ] ~- Railwaya. AUCKLAND RAILWAYS, PAPAKURA RACES. SATURDAY, ATRIL 22. A BPBCI IL TRAIN will leave Anokland at 11.30 a.m., Newmarket, 11.10; Remnera, 1L.5; ■ Penrose, 11.57, for Papakura Races; returning quarter of an hour after last race. Passengers will be cot down an« taken up opposite Papakura Racecourse by all trains during tho clay. SPECIAL FARES. By -be Speolal Trtlin only, iueMan-.and Newmarket to Papakura Racecourse ond baoK —Ist 018-8, Ss 6_; 2nd class, 2a Sd. By all other : trains, and from and to all other places, full ■/■ . ordinary fares. - A. V. MAODONALD. Diatrlot Manager. ■~ M.ij'i',,, M'U!ti;j.MEij;, i: -iiiiia:i,ii*i;: ; :|| bDortlnfir. ___—_ . ;,;.; QUBEMS BIRTHDAY RACES, To be Run 2ith May, 1882. ; ~;. Will close 20th May. ' 8000 MEMBERS AT TEN SHILLINGS. ' Birthday Handicap j Tradesmen's Hanoi (Dunedin) cap (Dunedin) First™ .. ..«250 Flral.. .. .. «150 Seoond .. .. 1501 Second .. _ 100 Third .. .. 100 Third .. ~60 Others (divided).. 1201 Others (divided) _. liO , £62.1 em Grand National stkbu-lkchasb (Christchurch)..■■... )"<■■■ itygffl First _. .. .- .... -- _,■*_-- Beoond .. _, .. .» - 100 Third.. '.. .... ..... 60 Others (divided) .. _, _. _, IM ;.!' am ' By letter, only, vrith two Btsmpa for replies. P.O. Orders and Bank Notes preferred. Oonntry - Cheques must have la exohange added. Tha word " Bearer" muat not be erased. Registered Letters and Telegrams not aooepted. Postage , . Stamps oan bo sent where ono ticket only is ■ appUedfor. Please address-AD A MANTUA, Care of Mr; Abraham. 80x351, Poat-t-ic-,Dunedin. ' '" '' "'" '"-J—- ' ' 1 ! Medioai. ; : Ij\ B- D E N T ° N» PHYSICIAN SURGEON, AND AOOOUOHEUB, BE LLVUE HOUSE, B NORMAN'S HILL, I ' Onkbunoa, " OHOULD BE IN EVERY HOUSE,' ' GRAWTQBiyS 8 A R SAP A R I L L A TON 1 C la an Invaluable'remedy for Nervousness, Gifldl , neaß, Low Spirits, Indigestion, Headache, Ohronlo Diarrhoea. Imp. vorlahed Blood, General Debility, Neuralgia, Pimples -and _\ Blotohoa on the face, Eruptlvo dleeaooa cf tbo l .kin, &o.; and as an APPETIZER, It standa n unrivalled. It never disturbs the moat doiioat ? atomach, but In moat cases greatly asaiata DIGESTION and ASBIMILATION Ot al J NU-RIMENT. BUSINESS MEN, GOOD TEMPLARS, nd . others will find tn It a long-felt want, aa A •■ RESTORATIVE and STIMULANT Ol great g power, withe at having reaort to INTOXICATING LIQUORS, J TO PUMFY THK BLOOD, |j '-. . CRAWFORD'S , Q jjj SARSAPARILLA TONIO g, Is oertainly superior to most-- theJaedi-inea aoldfor this purpose, and by Ba JodicJ-M-wo ... many a eertoua illness, might be »r"St"2 __ htmdredaaave_--m_^ves*_-eo/-nfflßrtag* * wJ nMttajnow Incur through negleotiiig to ot r_lMoft__s-tt'~lOwb-adßpee_ily--move{_l - _iif-ERY PLEASANT TO TAKE, and being _-. Z,nr_*o_nded of only B_rmle_B Drnga, may be taken by anyone, however DEUOATE. with SAFICTY and BENEFIT. 0 R A W F B D, Phae-uokutical Chemist, Sold 'In Bottles at ss, jßacb lj. IR E-P ROOF SA F E B,—Taiw'S 'or ~ (various blkos) landing ex Pturcora, Before purohaßlng, cOuiporo with others — iralde ' 1 meiiauromeut, auality, and price. —K. Se A, 1 laaaga, Agents,