The Auckland Evening Star.

Vol. XIIL-No. 3,597.

AUCKLAND, N.Z., SATUBi>A¥, FEBRUABY 18 t 1888.

(Published Daily).

PRICE : OJS ifl PENNY



Shipping. ~ ' | rNION STEAMSHIF P"^"""^ \J COMPANY OF NKW !: o"-^ cA ZBALAND-ILHUTBDIi P', •SJLa^l. TtMB TABL*— | '. FEBRITABY, 1882. TOR OIBBOKNK, NAPIBK^WKIMNaTON. HLUFF IFKOM (JUBJCN-BTrgBT WHJIHF) Btoatuor, Date ot Sailing. Latest irmio Friday, 21,10 a.m. — Koiomaiiana Phurs,, Mar.2, noon — Booking Cargo to Tolago Bay. i'lMi TAKANAiU. NKLBON, PIUTON. WMJU- I.JNGTON. LYTTKLTON, ASD WHI COABT POKTB IFBOM MAWUKAP) Pknouis Tneßd»y, 21.10 a.m. 9.10 a.m. Wanaka Tuesday, 28, i p.m. 2 p.m. » ~ ffOK MKLBOURNK. Via DOUTH. Hbbo Wridny. 21,10 a.m. » Kotomahawa* Thnrs., Mar. 2. noon — "Palling at Hobart. ~~~>OU SYDNHX Akawata Tuoaday, 21, i p.m. — "j yoTTLIiVLIK^ ANMJ HTJVA. Tjiakoa r"Abou*t Monday, 27 | — KOTi KU3HKIJ. A»n KAWAKAWA. Ahawatl-a 21. i p.m. I — During February, Ktcuralon Return Tlokota will bo Issued at Reduced Rates, available for return until Sift March. 6ST UarKQ mußt be aionesldo ono none oelora time of iopartnre, I'a-wnßo Tlokeio mmi be tnkoa at tha offloe taafoio ombeitclnß. ' A iirkls n<\ Branoh i H Qnoen-BUMi yXEABI TO LOffILIOH. "^^^^^> orisntTink, i--&mmSmm ij &9 i o uowlng Steamships be longing to the Orient Steam Navigation Com panyl Llmlto^.and tho FaolOoSteom Navigation Dompany wIU leave BYUNKY at the under- PAentlonod dates for MKLHOOKNK, ADK t AIDK and LONDON, via 3nes Canal i "'_ Bwainor. | rteg. Ton'ge | Date. GARONNE....... 3,871 I February 22 POronl 4,219 MaiohS CHIMBORAZO..- 3,847 I March If JOII\ KLDKR™.. J. 152 I March SI BORATA tOli I April li And the Bnrvloo wilt be maintained oy buo oeedlng stoamers at Intervals of a Fortnight, Auoklnnd psssengora for Potoal proceed per Horo on 21st February. Fare to l-iondon, IS to 70 gulnea& oii:;z Canal Dues, 8a In addition. Varools booked through to London. Passengers o un book from Auokland at a through rate to cover Intercolonial fair and Oannl dues, and so secure speoial advantages. Passages from London can be granted In Auckland. For jilani and full pattloulan, apply, In London, to F. Green & Co., and Anderson, Amlorran & Co., Joint ManaKen Ot the Line; Or to tho Agents In Anoklana , _ UNION STKAMSHIP CO. OF N.Z, <Mimtu». Queen-street «ifeaC!^ T^EVONPOKT STEAM ±J ifKRRY CO. (UMTISD), TIMK TABLE, Fbom AncKtAKD to Nobth BHORE— 7.80 am. 8.30, 0». 9.30, IB*. 10.30, 11, 11.30*. 13 noon, 12,30* p m, 1.80, 2. 2.30, 3", 3.30. i, 4.30', 6, 6.30\ 6, 6.50,8, 10, 11. (Saturdays only—l p m Instead of 12.30, 11.15 lnstoad of U). from nohts Hiioiiic to Auckland—7 a m, 7.30. 8. 8.30', 9. 9.30*. 10, 10.30. 11.11.30.12 noon*, lpm, 1.30*. 2, 2.80\ 3, 3.30*. i, 4.30, 6*, 6.30, 6*. 720,8,30.10.30. SUNDAY, From Auckland to North Bhork.-10.S0 am, I* pm, 1.30. 2.30, 3*. 5.30, *, 4.30*. 6.80*, 0, 6.30, 8.30. Fbom North Shore to Auokland—lo am, 12.30 pm, 1,1.30*. 2, 3, 3.30*. i. i.SO, 6*, o*. 8. To and from Devonport Wharf. Fkom Auckland to Nobxhooxk—B.ls a m, 10.30. It pm. 2,5.10.8*. From Nobthcotb to Auckland—B.ls a m, 11, 1.30t pm, 2.30,5.30 9.30*. •On Wednesday and Satui toy only. 10mlttod on Saturday. SUNDAY. From Auckland to Korthoote—lo am, 2 p m, 6.10, FRUM NOBTHOOTiS TO AUCKLAND—IO.IS &30, San, BBNJ. TANNKR, eoretarr D.B.F. Co. (Limited). -SiVSt^ TJENINSUIiAK AND OKI ISSffi??'- t KNTAL STBAM .NAVIGA -^Ss^rans-rfjQjj COMPANY. Tho Company's Steamships (unfler oontraot with tho Viotorian Government fo# the convey once of her Majesty's malls) will be despatched i „, _ I Leave I Leave [ Leave Steamer. | Bydaey iMelbWI Glenelg , RbdKTXA * Feb9 I Fob 16 |Febl7 MIRZAPORK Feb23 Marl Mar 3 ASSAM Mar 9 I Mar IS 1 Mar 17 Xnd thenceforth every alternate week, ■Route i-It la intended to despatoh those steamers for Plymouth and London via Point do Galle. Passenv on tor England will therefore not require to change steMnera. Hates of passage money to Plymouth or Lon aoni fi7o flrat, and JMS seoond-olaaB; Italian ports, £65 first, and J3lO second-class. For further partloularareapeottogpasßrgemoneyandfrelßht apply to ORUICKSHANK fc CO* Aeenta. 18, Queen-atreet, Auokland. , '■ ,£a*^T\ARGAVILLE KACES The K.S.S. Co.'a steamers jjURHAM and MINNIB CASEY are appointed to leave Helensviilefor the above Raceß on TUH3DAY. 28th February, on arrival of the 7 a.m. Train from Auokland, retnrning f rom Dargaville on If BID AY, 3rd March, first tide, reaching Helensville (olroomstanofa per mitting) in time for the 5.12 p.m. Train for Auokland. Keturn Through Farea (Inoluding rail), avail able from Monday until Friday, will ba issued at tho Auokland Railway Station at following rates :— First Class and Saloon „ „ fil 9a 9d Second Class and Fore-cabin ~ £1 5s Od N.B.—Persons neglecting to obtain through Tickets will booharged the ordinary fare. ai^S^ 1 JNUKJSASEn COMMUNICA-" BBBKifeX TtON BSTWKKN AUOKLAND ■vW^AND NORTHERN WAIROA. , -TneKalpara a .S.^. M Now runs a Speolal Tri-weekly Service to Northern Walros. leaving Helensville after toe arrival of the*. SO train from Auokland on Fri days, returning from DargaviUe by Monday morning's tide. She loaves Helensvllle again ■ on Tuoeday as usual. This extra trip will bo continued until further 00 °0' W. LODDBR, Manager .mi QISAH TO T fci E "^^^^ THAMES, ohinsmuri,waitkkauri, wmhi, tk aroha goldfiklds, mor rinsville, waitoa plains, and grant AND FOSrKB'S SKTTbKMKNT. Kft'TERPKIBE No, 2, P.B, TB AKOHA, & P.S. PATIKI, KromAnckland! »&n lgM »Sn Friday, 12 midnight Saturday, 12 midnight Tho time tftble of river steamers to toe Been at Enterprise Office, Wharf. To Thames _ Saloon, 7B M 1 Stoeragd «l To Ohinemurt through, 5a extra charging live stook. fbbei Aaenvsi m'KAM TO WADE AND vmM? o orkwa. S. S. M A X I V N flate Mary Allen), For Wade: From Wade. or v» ouo Friday, 21.11 a.m. Saturday, 25, S p.m. Monday, 27,2 P.m. JTnr OrAwa • FrOm OtOWa '. Tuoßda" 2U a.in. Wedneaday, 22, 9 a.m. Weather and other circumstances permitting. Parcels to be left and particulars obtained from Hendry and Whitley. No. 2, Queen-street (next Thames Hotel.^ , t k.% y fci- UO JBUJttAM DB.i/1 ■T..J.U jjS*i« Ti le fast and favourite b.s. 0 OR O M A N D E L, Captain, W. D. Hargrave, Time-Table, t hitoi Auckland r Leaves Coromandol i Mffladly! *T ™ Tuesday. 21.8 30 a.m. Tuesday 2• 3 P.m. Wednes.. 22,10.30 a.m. ■j'hfinrti - 'il. IP m. Friday, 21, 9 a.m. Friday. 21,1.30 p.S. _Sat_urday, 25,10.30 a.m, ■ Weather and other tftnoßA I ?l nnL t"n§' All paroelß to be prepaid at Offloe, No. 9, uoen-gtieot Wharf. A, B. B, BWINDUSX. MameP



Shipping. Jftdßt. CJPECIAL TRIP TO -SsJg^KJ RDTORtfA. Tho undersigned is prepared K> Isaue Roturn Tickets to persona wishing to lnspeot the New Township at Botorua. The Steamer will start from Queen-street Wharf at 5 o'olook on MONDAY and THUK3- DAY. 20th and 23rd lDßtant, arriving at Tau ranga early next morning, where Coachos will be waiting to start immediately for ltotoruu, arriving there the came aCternoon. Guides will be available (without charge) to ahow the Township', All further particulars will be supplied by H. F. WAY, Oaro of Alexander Saunrtors, Insurance Buildings. jC**JW TJARQT7K GWKNDOLINK iTaWil^. FK^M NIC W YOKK, VIA iiiiinillllirVa Consignees nro roqueßtod to pass ontries and obtain delivery orders from Din undersigned for their Goods without Relay. Cargo impeding thedlachargo of the vofsol will be landed and stored at Consignee's risk and expense. A aliiht entry to clear the vesaol will he p&Bsedat 10 o'olook a in. on MONDAY, the 20th mot. THE HKW ZEALAND SHIPPING CO, (LIMITED), Agontß. Auckland, February 17,1852. rtwv "CIOB LONDON DIRECT, To follow tho Straoftthro, Tho Clipper Harquo ANTAKES, Captain A. Lewio, will load for tho abovo port. For IroiKht, &c, apply to OWKN & BRAHAM, Agents, »*S«fe^ Off IS A M TO THE HOT SkSPs^ spuing s, mauukanqi. ■»-kkSM» MATAKANA, KAWAU, AND OMAHA. _*_ Tho ft* ROSR CABKY. Al at Llorflt. W. Bsmorville, Maßter. For Hot Springs, Matakona, K&wnu, and Omaha-Kvory Tuesday at 11 o'olook, re turning on Wednesday. For Hot Springs and Mahurangi—Kvery Thurs' day And Saturday at 11 r.,m-, returning on Monday and Krldoy. No Parcels or Uooda taken without shlpplns note. For freight or paasago apply to ■**?*»* WAIUKU & ONEHUNGA JsshSßb *' WTKAM NAVIGATION CO. "* T"" " (LIMITS!)), Tims Taiilk-Feduauy, I8ffl!> 8.8. ?-iAKUKAU. Loaves Onehunga I Loaves Walukn l Feb. Feb. 18—Saturday, 6,30 am 18-Saturday, 11 a m 20—Monday, Bam 20 -Monday, 12.15 p m 22— Wednes.,B3oam 22—Vi'ednosday. 1.15pm 25—Saturday, IU. 30 » m 25—Saturday. 3pm 27—Monday, 1215 p m 27—Monday, fi p m For Mannkau Heads, every Thursday, at 8 a m By order of the Dlreotors, all Freight mußt be prepaid, A. CUNNINGHAM, Agent. *£■&*- U'i'BAM TO THAMES, OAK fe^iJi- r3 HYING PASSKNGKUH AND —j-^^i? C^RQO, CONNTCOTrNQ WITH OHINB muRi, Omahu, Waitoa Platks, and Mosuußß> tills (Plato District:. Tims Tab™, B.S, BOTUMAHASA, From Auckland I Saturday. 3 uftornoon Monduy, 3.30 nftornnon Tuesday, } afternoon Wednesday, 130 afternoon Thursday. 5 afternoon Friday, 5.30 afternoon From Thames I Monday, 8 morning Tuesday. 9 morning Wednesday, 9 morning Thursday. 9 morning Friday, 10 morning Saturday, 12 noon Freight through to Te Aroha, 25a per ton. No cargo receivod within half an hoar ot RO" Tertlsed time of leaving. FUABKR ft TINNE A ent J|i§»^-£ PACKETS TO NEW ZEA ■K&iSsiS OWNXD BY~MKSSRS- BIIAWJ BAVILLK, & CO., 31, Leadenhall-street, London. Tho above line of ships are regular traders to all the principal ports in New Zealand. Thoj are clipper ships, classed M at Lloyds', and com manded by experienced mantors. The bill of (are Is most substantial, md ot the bent quality, and the aooommodation roomy and oonvon'ent. The undersigned are empowered to grant pas sages from London to New Zealand, payment for which have been guaranteed In the oolony. Return ships to London also leave at almost regular lntervaia. Full particulars on application to L. D. NATHAN & CO., ) OWBN & UKAHAM, } Agents, ORUICKSUANK & CO. i *£A*^ AI OKXHisItN STEAMSHIP SgKE^-Ll CO. (LIMITED). -o^-tsw TIMK TABLK—February. Weathor and other ClroumHtancea t'ermlttlng). JOB TATJBANUA AND BAY OF PLENTY POKTS, •BTBAMBBn . DATS OF SAILIKS, Glenelg Monday, 20. 5 p m Glenelg Thursday, 23, 5 p m Wellington Monday. 27,6 p m ■ I Connects at Tanranga for Opotlkl Stalla and Bay of Plenty Porte every I Tuesday • FOR BUSSKLL, WHANQABQA, & MANQONTTL Weiliaßtbnl Monday, 20,5pm glenelg I Monday, 27,5 p m FOB WHANGABKI, WHANGABEI HEADS, AND MANOAPAI. Bvery Tuesday at 6 p.m. Argylo (Carrying'passengers and cargo for Walpn). FOB WHANQARKI AND WHAwaABEI HEADS. I Ever? Friday, at 5 p.m. Argylo (Carrying pausenirers and cargo | for Walpu). FOB WAIWEBA AND RUSSELL. Kvery Saturday, at 1 p.m., leaving lona Walwera for Auckland every Tuesday, at 9 a.m. FOR WAIWKRA AND WHANGARBI. ! livery Wednesday, at i p.m., ieav lona ing Waiwera for Auckland every Friday, at 9 a.m. | FOB COBOMANDKO (carrying passengers only). - , fona I mvery Tuesday and Friday, I p.m. FROM COROMANDKL. ' ; | Kvery Wednesday and Saturday, lonft I at 10 a.m. FOB MBROITKY BAY. Flnsnl I BTeryftlopday.ailp.ni. FOE HOKIANQA (FROM ONEHDNQA). Rowena I Tuesday, 21,1 p.m. tS" Cargo must be booked and alongside one hour before aavertieed time of departure. P9SB3«e tickets must bo taken nt tha Com pany s Office, No. 67, Qaeen-stroet, Auckland. A. JVIoGRKGUK, Managine Director jp E N C I N G, All kinds of Fencing Put Up by Conttaot. Paling Fencos, Poßt and Rail, Ornamental Wire, andevW kttdof Picket Fence. Gates supplied, flxed and painted. Also for Sale at Yaw- Purlri Poßts; House Block*, ti} to Sd per foot; Shingles, 12a 6d per 1.000: Hobart Posta. la each: Hobart Balls, 87i 6d per 100: Hobart Palingi>7l7B; Kauri do, 93: Splendidl Rimu Ra118.553; Titroe d0,60a; and about 2006-feet Puriri Post-, at £1 per 100.-SiM. white. Fencer. Gore-atrcet. pear Brltomart Hotel. "O E A. V T U I S. M. B, MoINTYRE, Bread ard Biscuit Baker, Karangahapo Koad Begs to inform the public that his Biscuits, Gingerbreads, and all kinds of Confectionery aro unsurpassed for quality, and thoroughly wholesome. Families waited on for Orders. er Wedding Cakks. ■» Conceris, Soireoa, Ballo, provided with re freshments on the shortest notice, and at lowest rates. T KA! BUKE A JT rp B A!! nROCKRB AND BTORKKBKPBRB wishing KKISON MOITK S= CO.J. OELKBBATBD PORB LWDOBINO BMMD'P TEAB. GUARANTKKD FREE FROM ALL ° 3CENTBDVAHIETIKS. NELSON, MOATE & CO., Tba Mhuchasts and Blenubbs, High-aUoet, Chriatohnrch. Wholeaalo Agents for Auckland: MESBR3 BABERAND BAWLINGft.



Meaical. MOKE LOCAL EVIDENCE of xnic CURATIVE PROPERTIES DROFESSQR /^USSCOTT'S Herbal Treatment. May now be consulted at his ad DRKSS, Shqrtland-strebt, To ProfossorGiißßOott, Shortland-atreot, Anok land. Sir.-1 hereby certify that for over two yoara I was troubled with a violont cough, with a frequent spitting of blood and great palpita tion. I would not uttempt to walk up a hill.nor yot to lio down lv my bod during that tlmo. I was uutiblo to go any work, at tor spending a great doal of money on doetora and olioraiots, aa woll as Imini; an outdo ir pfttiout oC the hospital. I ioat all hopoa ol recovery, but seeing so runny ouroß you had effected in tho " Herald," I was advised to come to Auckland and givo your herbal remedies a fair trial, and I am happy to say iv ■six weoUa I could return to the Thnmos a strong, healthy man, free from ocsghorpalpita tion, thank God and 70U also. I shall ha ablo to recommend your horbal treatment, for I can epauk for myself, also from scores I have Been In your placi at dluv.ront tlmos, and every ono speaking in tho highest terma of your trojaroont. -Holievoniotobo, yours over gratoifiil, Frank Hauthorby, Thamos, January 3rd, 1682. To Professor Guiscott, Shortland-Btreet: Sir, —For tho lust threo years 1 havo been with that dreadful ccmpluinc called nynpopsia, or ludlKCß tlon. It did not matter whuM ale, in an hour or so after my stomach would bogin to swoll. that I should havo to unfaaton my clothes. Tho fojil Ufod to turn eouron my oloinach. Then I would commence bolchinK wind and gas. 1 )i> ty sour froth would heave from my chest. I had to bo vory particular in what 1 should eat. Fat moat, oablugo, or potatoes, or ohcoao—they acted on mo like so much balm, in fact I did not know what to out, for nothing would agree with mo. But hearing of your Herbal Touio, I was iniluoed to try a bottle, atd when 1 had oue I wantod more, for my health was more to mo than mono}'. I found more rellof from yonr Tonlo and Composition Powdor than all tho mediclno I havo ovor taken. You have of fectoii, a porfoot enro of mo, I can oat now any thing aa woll as tho rest of my family, and on joy it.- Believe mo to bj, yours ever truly, Alra Ullaabeth Snan, rarneU, January 14,183 i. To Profesaaor Gmscott: Dear Sir.—My case was bo romarkablo and my euro so ofl'eotual.that I feel it my duty to give you a testimonial as my evidence. I hove been suffering with rheuma tism for tho last coven years, and a groat part of that time I have not been ablo to dross or un dress myself. For live years I waß unablo to walk without crutohes. I was tired of my llfo. beoauso I was a bardon to mynelf and family, but hearing and poolnu tho wondorf ul euros you had eirectod in ditVorent chronic complaints.and a w-at numbor whloh I know, whioh are not published, but I think it my duty to you and to tho public, that a man of your skill in ouring such chronic complaints as mlno should bo a household word. I waaliko a man drowning. I wua glad to grab at anything, but I am happy to say that, through your herbal treatment, I am hoiirty and woll, and can go without orutchos aa well aa over.—Bellovo mo to bo, yours uvar Kratotul, J. 0. Dean, l'onsonby, January 19.1882. To Professor Guesoott, Shortlnnd-streot. Sir, —I am happy to inform you of tho perfoot euro I hava roceirod through your modiclnal treat ment. I Ctt7uo to you on tho !!7th of Soptombor latt. At that tlma my leg was pronounced In curablo; hut when I camo to you you told mo that you would convince mo in a fortnight, and I am happy to nay you havo fulfilled your ptoruiao, although I was rathor doubtful: but'l raw told uy a friondof roino that, If I said co, you would not troat me. My friend's namo is Mrs Walker, who know you in Christchurch. She was also a pationt of yours whioh you ourod of tho dropsy. lam happy to say that I havo dispensed with my orutchos, and ablo to attend to my domestic duties, I rivo you this for tho b.'iHvllt of others who are aniioiing as I havo heon for years,—Yours, over thankful, Mrs Hliy Joyce, Newton-road. Decombor 1. To Profoaaor Gusscott.lShortland-atreot. Doar Sir,—lt is with groat ploaeuro that I add to tho number of your viUuabio testimonials for the miraculous onro your nmriloino hag performed on mo. 1 havo been troubltfwith what Bomo muoicul men cull indiKo^tlon, others dyspepala, but when 1 came to you on tho lliih of Sept., you told mo that I had liver complaint: you explainer! to mo my symptoms about tho palpita tion of tho heart, th«j wind on tlio stomach, cold hands and feet, tho unurucu of tho wind and gas I ui-ed to belch, cold olillln running down my back, and, in fact, you described my fcolinga i bo minutely, that I was quite satlßllort that you understood my complaint, and I am happy to Say Hint through sour herbal treatment you havo effected a ptrfeot cure.—Yours ovor grate-1 ful, Mrs M. Little, Hobson-streot, Auoklund, To Professor Gnsanott, Shortland-atroat. Sir,— I havo heen troubled with nmiralgla in both my head and faoo, and been doprived from many nights' Bleep, and when I sat down to my food many times I havo had to get up from tho table and walkabout without evor tasting food, is I told you; when I applied to you, that I had tried all tt,o chemists In town, and I only got temporary reliof. Whon you told mo yon would cure mo in a minuto I was vory doubt ful, but am happy to say you did so. I should recommend any lady suffering from the same to give you a trial, as you told mo, if no euro, no pay.—Beliove mo to be, yours ovor thankful, Kachel Cousens, Viotorla-Btreet, November 21, To Professor Gußacott, Shdrtland-streot. It is with great pleasure that I aoknow ledgo a perfect ouro I havo received through your horbal treatment; I havo baen troubled with scurvy for three years and nino months, which I explained when I called on you. I told you I could form no other oiubo unloßS it was through Bkopiug in a bod where some ono had been sleeping who had the ecurvey. I havo always been very particular when staying at tho hotels to examine the linen bofore going to bed. I have mot many men on my route who have got tho sumo complaint through stooping in dirty bods tho same as I did. I also told you whon I applied that I had taken a great quantity of medicine until n>y hdr began to fall off; but I happened to see your advertisement Btating that your treatment was sololy herbs. I have known ivondorful enrea effected through tho herbal treatment when minerals have failed.! aiid being a baliover in herbs, I was very happy to place myself under your treatment us soon aa you camo to Auoklaa d, and I am glad to Bay you have effected a cure on mo and made mo a clean, strong, healthy maD.—Believe me to bo, yours evor thankful, Alfred Hopkins, New North lload, December sth. Tto Professor Gusscott. Dear Sir—lt is with great pleasure I have in recommending your Tonic. I have bean suffering with wind and spa^ma on the Btomach for several years, and I could not got any relief. Kvarythlng I ato turned to windj I could not oat, I could not Bleep (I often had to get out of bod and walk about for hours. I was advißed to take cod liver and qnimne and iron, &c, and all to no 1 good. I had to give up my employment for weeks at a stretch, but 1 was advised by a friend Of mine, who waa working at the Union Sash and Door Company, to apply to you, and thnt you would convince me in a week. I was rather doubtful of this, aftor trying so many different medicines, both from tho Hospital and ohomista, and other patent mediolnes. I thought it was impossiblo for mo to Ret cured so quick and so uerfectly aa you have done. lam happy to say iv two months' time you have made me a new man. I can eat well, and also on]oy a good night's rest, with many thanks to you, and I hope your days will bo long in Auckland, for ;ho good of tho community at large.—Yours respectfully. Richard Lawson, Poneonby, Feb ruary 2nd, 1882, To Professor Gusscott, Shortland-Btreet: Sir- As you are aware that I explained to you, when applied to you, that I havo been troubled with bleeding piles for tho last five or six years, as I ;old you 1 have tried medioal men, chemlstß.and old women's cures, but never had a perfoot cure until I applied to you, about six weeks ago, Thoy u?ed to conio down und bleed for an hour at a time bo that I should have tochango my clothes, but when you told ms j ou would make me worse before I should bo better, loould not reckon you up. I thought I should have to give np business altogether, if I Bhould be woree, but in four day a you oonvioced me that I could give you thia testimonial with confidence, that in Ivo weeks you havo effeotod a perfect cure on mo. I shall ever baa believer in herbs after the wonderful cure you hava performed on me.— Yonrs, ever grateful, Henry Marsh, Albert- Btreet, October 11. TaProfessor Gusaoott, Shortland street :JDear Slr,-I am happy to inform you that through your herbal treatment lean safely Bay that I have recelvod more benofit through your horbal treatment than all the medicine that I havo ever taken. I have been troublod with asthma lor tho last five years. I was obliged to glvo up my business and come to Auckland for medical treatment, and seeing 5 our testimonials and the many cures you had effected, and also that you required no information and that you could tell a man's complaint aa coon as you taw him—you did so to mo so correctly, and that i 3 more than any medical man ever told me before, and it gave me confidence to place myself under your treatment. lam well known in Cambridge. I Bhall rotnrn homo on Wednesday, and you may rely you will havo many applications from that dlstriot.-Youra, truly, John Hargraves, Queen otreet, Auckland, Professor Gusaoott would Impress on those who may do him the honour to consult him that tho utmost secreoy can be relied npon ; more ovor. from long experience, and a careful study of the human system, he can decide almost at a glance tho diagnosis of tho case, thereby reliev ing the patient of a great deal of nervousness and hesitation. Professor Gusaoott Invites the confidence of either sex suffering from functional. derange ment, spermatorrhoea, exhausting dreams. &o. Professor Gusscott has made nervous debility and loss of power his special Btudy, from what ever oause arising. He would earnestly impress upon those who do suffer to seek immediate advice and counsel, if they desire " an old age, serene and bright." Let no false delicacy deter Buffering viotims from removing the cause of thia blight to manhood. Tho strictest conndenoe may be . Can bo consulted Dy letter. Public inspection invited to the largo assort, msnt of BBITISH and AMKRIOAN UEKBS. Note tho Address— JPrOFESSOK GfUSSCOTT, Next Door to Messrs Winks and Hall's Kstablishmeot. Shoktland-strket, Auckland, Hours!) Jfroia 9 a.m. to 8 P.m.



Business Notices. CRYSTAL IVORY TYPE PAINTINGS. Speolmons may be Roon and orders left at K. Wayto's, Bookseller, Quoen-street, Cabinets (framed). 2 guineas to 3 gulnoas, Oaites do Vieito (framed), 30s. PROFESSOR F. A. BROOKKS. Private Rosldonooi York Ifcodge, Rutland street. Parnell. ■ ■ JTormoßtß In Murto. KTKW ZEALAND FERNS, Jlv Unmounted, or Tautorully Mounted In various wan, B-EOM l!i t P TO 120 VAU ICTIBB, I or Bale by E X I C CRAIG, PKINOKB-HTRKET. FULMAN'S "FHOTO KOOMB, .^nORTLAND-BTBEETi Tourists mi Visitors are Invited to lnspoot Pulmon's Vlown of the Hot Lakes, Auckland and Hush Boenory, &o. The groatoßt varioty of Original Portralta of Maori Celobrlties in Now Zealand."' 1 PHOTOGRAPHY IK ALL ITS BKANCHIS. Sil ISII E It AND 00. (LIMITED), fP Wiiolksilk BinrriNa & Family I liu'rciiKiis, Quoon-Btroot (noxt Bank of Now Zealand, Auoklftnd). — Poultry o£ oil kinds drtssud to ordor. Prime tjmolcod Ton«ueß, Home-oured liucon, Corued Buut on Sale in Largo Uu.intltlon.-N. is. — Doftlora in (liuuu. Live Phoaaactti forwarded to nil parts o[ the Colony upon receipt of order. Families waited on in town orßUbarhß. SA N V U X V' S FRUIT AND PROVISION BTORK. Pork Plos "-W "l' ()r Tobruch. ftirf/ffiwßjKmß Coffoe' dln(?,Cdlb ™wSPM^^»^' Bdlb. Rlpo Poaohea from la per doss. BANANAS I BANANAS! 3d per lb by tho bunoh. COOKING PEACHES, 6d. PER DOZEN. ViOTQRIA-BTnKCT (coruor of Albert-atreet). mAYLOK'S FATJSST BEWIJN « I MACHINES Ann Simple to Learn, (Juikt In Action. , Not llnblo to got out of order, i'oswßPS large arid oaslly throadodShuttles, No Difficulty in getting Noedloa and Extras TAYLOR'S PATKNT SEWING MAOHINKa should tins Tnbpieotkd by all desirous o( pro ourlnpt a Thoroughly Oood Machine. Also, to bu had at Low Prioes, IWIBTKU LOOP-STITOH MAOHINKB Of lioet Construction. Mr Aqknti T. PEACOCK, OPTICIAH, Speotaolos, I'oloboopob, Mloroaoopoo, Haromotors, Klootrio Bolls, &o, Inatruiuontu and Maohlnos Ropalrod. SHORTLAND ■ STREET, (Omxwite the Poat-offloel. nOALI C~O Ah I COAL! WHAU WHAU COAL MINES, WHANGABEi. I OFFIOKI No 8, LOWER QUEEN-STKEKT, W. S L O A N E, AOBNT. rpfo Tli A V euisks, &a Pkhmrktb tor HoMB.-Very B«nQi)omp Our ' OBlty Cabinotfi, Inlaid Table Topa. and Walktoß Stioks, made of rich and beautiful NewZoaland Wooda: alao, Polished Speolmena of Woods In small box, and Brass-bound Chests of Drawers In pioked Mottled Kauri. All at very reason able prices. wnjUAM NO kkik, Worker otNfttlyeWoodg.top of Bhortlaad-alrßa JOHN BOTTLAN, C.E.] IKOBT, LUNDON, O.E, BOYLAN AND LUNDON, CIVUi KNGINKBRS, , ' Licensed Land Transfer Sukvkyobs authorised native land Burveyors, engineering and quantity surveyors. colonial bank buuidins, AUCKLAND. -RJ- O T 1 C X. W. H, SKIN NEK," AUCHITKCT, Haa taken oflloos formerly oocnplod by the City Counoll, and ovor Messrs." Upton and Co.'b. (Juoen-strcot. YOUNG MEN'S CHKJJSriAM ASSO OIATION. OOBNBK Or WBLLKBLKY AND iLBKRT STUEBTfI Keadlne Room, Comfortably Furnlshod. All the LeadGiK Papors on the tablos. Subscription, ?b 6d per quartar. Tho Library contains up wards o£ 2800 vols. in tho various departments of Literature, Subscription, 2s 6d per quarter. Tea and CoiToe provided. Employtoent and Boarding-houso Roßlsters. Meotlnß for Youn K Men on Tuesdayß. at: 7.80. KvangollStlo Servloe, Thursdays, at 7.80. Bible Beadfiig and Prayor, Saturday Bt 7.30. Bible OlaBS, Sunday, Bt 3 p.m. , BTRANQKKS and others (espoolaUy Young Men) oordlally Invited to visit the Rooms, whore all Information may bo obtained. Open from 8 a.m. till 10 p.m HENRY BKA.UJS & CO. (LIMITED), WHOLKSALK MANUFACTURERS AND IMPORTERS Of oil kinds of SADDLKRY, HIQB-STKKKT, AUCKLAND. KDW. JNO. COX, Manager. rs^O DJRAJfEKS, GKOCERS, AND _|. OTHBRB. A snpply of MARCUS WARD & CO:8 GOODS has Just been oponed at the Stab Office, lnspeotlon of whloh is respectfully in vitod The Goods conßiats of Ornamental Cabdb of varlons doaorlptlonß and tho Latoat Pattenw, suitable for Almanacs, Buslnoss Notiflcatlons and Advertising purposes KonoralJy. qUPERIOR CORRUGATED TANKS. J, L. KEAN (Latk Alfred Smart), Has for Sale a number of the above, with Tapß ready for use, at reducod rates, at his Shop. Klllott-street. Large quantities of SDOutlng" Ridgins, «nd Down Pipes always in stook. Vorandah Iron ourved at tho shortest notice. Country orders will always receive his prompt attention. Lead woshers.always on hand. r|lO BUTCHERS, SETTLERS JL FARMKRS, AND OTHERS, The undersigned are Cash Pubohabbbs ot HIDKSrSHKKPSKINS, WOOL, TALLOW, BKKSWAX, So., &0., at Highest Market Rates' in any quantity. Consignors direct will have prompt andim mediate cash remittances returned at satisfao tory rates. j^ ELAND BKOS>( TANNEB AND LKATIIISU MAKUfAOrUBBBS. j ■ •UCKXAKV. XTALENTINES I T^ALENTINISS ! The nnderßlgned have JUST OPKNBr Bx Orient oteamer, A CHOIOE ASSORTMENT or VALENTINES COMIC, VALENTINES SENTIMENTAL, SATCHETTES, &C, | All ot whloh he Is NOW OFFERING AT THE LOWEST RATES, JgDWARD T^jTAYTE, IMPORTER OF BOOKS & STATIONERY. I 100, QUKSCN-STRBET.- AUCKLAND. tct I^C TOK 1 A HOUSE. ' H, A. OOLSON, STATIONER AND BOOKSKLLKR, YIOTOBU-siRERr, Auckland, Corner of Hobson-atroet. v Dlarloa, Almanacs, Booke, Birthday Carde, Saohets, XC in great variety. ?. ■ H. A. OOLSON.



Business Notices. GOOD NEWS I GOOD NEWS I MOST INTERESTING FACTS 1 That ROBERT TUDEHOPE, Plumbeb, UPPER QUEEN-STREKT, AUCKLAND, Can now supply CO3RUGATKD TANKS. PORTABLE HIP, PLUNQE, AMD SHOWER BATHS, AIBO, Portable Fobnaoes and Coopeb Wabhinq Boilers, at Cheapest Rates. Country Orders promptly attended to. All Branohes of tho Trade carried on in Town, or any part ot the Province. ROBERT TUDEHOPE. BOOK-BINDINu & PAPER-RULING BS fi y WILLIAM LEYS, «f '•it BOOK-3INDEK, PAPKR-RULKR. !| -; merchants' Account Books Ruled '^ Mid Hound to PattorDi =| I for P MUBIO, MAGAZINES, BIPLES | i:H ?• AND PRAYEK BOOKS, % &;* BOUND IN ALL BTYLIC), °| Three Doors abovo Star Offloo. BAKERS' SPECIAL RULED DAY-BOOKS, MBRARY BJOKB STRONG & OHKAPLY BOUND, KARTHKNWARK. mHK BKBT AND CHKAPBST . 1 ASSORTMENT IN AUCKLAND. 0 C 2 (2- T^ROWNlNGfLatoJ.B.B'ranols). £ 3 267, QCItEN-BTRERT, re Noar tho Markot Kntranoo. r Established 18 BE. FANOr GOODS. V*~D WARD ISA XXI. EV, AECHITEOT, BTIOHBIJRTB BUILDCTS qUEEN-STREKT. / mHOS. T TTARUUTT, <____ THB KAPAI COUN BROOM FACTORY, Custom nuusitfaT. Prices: WK6T. From 12/6 por doz. * UCKLAND PICTUKE-U'RAMING AND GILDING DKPOT. J, R. DX COURCEY liogH to notify to hla old Monda and the gone publlo that ho has undertaken tho Monsßemont of tho*ttbovo Katabliflhmont, where GILDING, PIOTURK-FRAMING, MOUNTING, &0., tn all lta branohoa will bo undertaken at prices defying competition. ESTIMATKH 01VHN, a Largo Htook of Mouldlußß, I'loturo-framlnß Materials, and Ploturea of ovary description always on hand. UUKKN-STIIKKT, Junction of Wakkfiuld-strkbt, riIHOKMTON, SMITH AND FIRTH X Havk fob Balk " Crown Brand" Flour, in saoks, 100*a and Ws "T.8.F.," „ .. « "Cantab" ~ » » Sharps Bran Fowl Wheat, Wrunr Mill. Anotdand 27th Ootobor 1881. PHlLliirfß a iSUJM, • OIL, COLOUR, AND BLAS3 MERCHANTS, Im^rtoißlof PRpernanfriDßS. Berlin, Palnte, OUb, Turpentine, Colours, Varnißhoa, Fronoh Pollßh, Gold Loaf, Artiste' Colours and Brushes; Plate, Sheet, Crown, OmamentrJ, and Photographic Glaßs: Ploture Frames and Tapostry Moaldtngs Clock and Compose Glasses, Glazed Sashes and Doors. Blgicmt tO Q s^and^arefallT V eked. p.RICKET! QRlUitfiT LAWN TENNIS 1 LAWN TENNIS I The undersigned huve Jußt reoelved from England, por Uotomahana, Ckickkt vats, Balls, Stumps, Lbo Guards, Gauntlets, Nei Ckickkt Rulhs, Ceickbters' Guides, Scoring Books, Tennis Nets, Polks, Rackets, Balls, Tennis Rules, E. PORTER & CO., QUEKN AND HIGH-STREETS. AUCKLAND. AM B S STEWART, CIVIL ENGINEER AND AUTHORIBED SURVEYOR, CORHBB OF SHOETLAKD AHD O'CONHKLL- BTBEETS. CLARKC BROTH BKB, ARTiaT PHOTOGRAPHBR3 (OPPOSITB UNION BANE), QOKBN-STBKET, AUOKI.A HD, FhotoKraphy In the Latest and Mon Fashionable Styles, Exeouted isl a manner Unsurpassed In the Colonies. All Photographs taken by tho INBTANTANIOUS PROCESS. LABQB COLLECTION MEW ZEALAND VIEWS Always on Band pEO BONO PUBLICO THE LONDON PHOTOGRAPHIC COM PANV'S FRKK ART UNION PKIZKS nonßistof a Lady's Gold Hunting Watch and Chain, Lady's Diamond Ring, Gents' 18 karat Gold Kings, Ladies' Portrait Brooohes and other prizes, worth CSO. A Ticket in the above will bo given with every Sitter. 600- M embers wanted. Cartoe de Vialte, 6a per half-dozen; Cabinet Portraits, 12a 8d per half - dozen.-Leighton's Buildings, Upper P.noop-Btreet.-O.H.MONKTON. Manager. GEE AHD P 0 T T X », COAOH-BUILDERB, GREY-STREET, AUCKLAND, 1 N.8.-lron-bark Shafts, Spokes, Belloes, Blue Gum and kinds of Hardwood, at Lowest Market Price*. . WILLIAM THOMAS, Corner of Lome and Ylotoria-streetg, Auokland East MONUMENTAL, MARBLE, AND GEHKBA& STONEMASON, ABOHITECTURAL SCULPTOR AND CAR7EE, Inscriptions acourate and boautlfuU Monuments, Tombe, Headstones, and every fleooriptlon of Stone Work at the lowest possible prices for town and connirT TNDIA AND CHINA COMPANY'S JL STANDARD PACKET TEAS. Packet unds and Half-pounds In Four Qualities. EMPKKOIVB BOUQUET, MANDARIN'S CHOICK, IMPERIAL MIXTURE, ORIENTAL MIXTURE. They are distinguished by great strength, agroeable briskness, and dollclons flavour— roaultlng from a solentlflo admixture of the very finest Teas that the great Continent of Asia can produce. Tha excellence of these Teas Is apparent by the large and Increasing demand that exists for them I n Victoria, and wherever thoy have been Introduced. AOKhT FOR AUCKLAND I JOHN BUCHANAN, Custom-honae-street. yir H V G~C) T~C> TOWN! Come and Bee our Grand Show of GENERAL DRAPERY. As large a variety of equal value and as low prices as those at town At Stephenson's. We are Helling the remainder of our Prints. Muslins, and Dress Materials ot Greatly Re duoed Prices, prior to Stock-taking. Also, the balance of our Straw Goods, con6l»ting of Men's, Boys, Ladlea' and Children's Hats and Bonnets, Just Received: £100 worth of Samples of Hosiery, Corßets, Sun Hats, Infants' Bonnets, Pelises, Braces, Bolts. Shirts, and Undercloth lnc. which we are. tolling at tho Wholesale Prices. Also, 550 yds Mac!; and StrlDed Grena dines, worth is 6a", to bo cleared at 8d per yd; Grey and White Calico, from 2}d per yd. All other Goods to be had equally aa oheap at A, O, STEPHENSON;S, NEWTON HOUSE, Near Post-office,



corporation Notices. piTY OF AUCKLAND, DRAINAGE WOKKS, WBST QUEEN STKEET. Tho Ctty Counoil will rocolvo Tonders nntil 3 p.m. o£ THURSDAY, tho 23rd instant, for worfes aa abovo, In terzHß ot plan, specifications, and conditions, at the ollico ol tho City sur veyor. Council Chambers. High-street. The Council do not bind themselves to accept any tender. Tenders to bo endorsed, " For Drainage Works, Weßt Qaeon-street." P. A. PHILIPS, Town Clerk, Town Clerk's Offlco, February 10,1882. piT V O~F AUCKLAND. Twenty-five lamp Posts. Tho City Conncil will recelvo Tendors until 3 p.m. of THURSDAY, the 23rd ineiant, for the snpply of above, in terms of specifications and conditions at tho offlco of tho City Surveyor, Council Chambers, Hlgh-stroet. The Council do not bind thomsclvpji to accept any tonder, Tondoru to be endorsed, •''lender for Lamp Posts." P. A. PIIILIP3, Town Clerk, 1 Town Clerk's Offlco. February 15,1852. Tendere. YTE W. ZEALAND It AILWAYS. FOXTOtf AND NwTIYMOUTH RAIL WA¥, WAVJ£RLEY—PATEA. WHKNUAKURA CONTRACT, - FORMA WON AND PERMANENT WAY. (Length about 81 miles.) Publio Works Office, Wellington, 7th Fobruary, 1882. Writton tenders will bo received, at this office until NOON on FKIDAY, tho 10th March, 1882. fur the above contract. They are to be marked on tho outside " Tonder for Whennakura Con tract," and addressed to the Hon. the Minister of Publio Works. Telegraphic Tendors simi larly addressed and marked, will bo received If presented at any Tolewaph Office by noon of the same date, providea that written tenders are Indued at any district or resident engineer's offloe by tho eamo hour. Drawings, specifica tions, and general conditions may be scon at this offlco, and at tho Public Works Offices, Orahttinsiown, Auokland, Wanganui, Hawera, Chrlßtehurch.llunodln, luveroarglH, and at tho Chief Surveyor's Offlce at Napier and at New I'll mouth, The lowcator any tonder not neces sarily accepted, liy Command JOHN UIiACKKT i\ Knglneer in Charge, North Island. rjiENDERS will bo received up to the i 25th Feb., 1882, at Waluku, for Making a Cart Road (i'ong tho bank of tho Awaroa Oreek, about 210 chains, through swamp and bußh. BpeciUcations can ha seen at Mr Adam's store, Waiuku, Mr MooroV) storo, Patumahoo, and at Mr Rolloston'B, Pukekohe. Alro, Tenders wanted for re-roo/lng mill, 80ft. by JO ft., part iron, part shingles. Contractors to find heart of Kahlkatea shingles. For further particulars apply to JAMES S. GIBBONS. Otaua Saw Mills Waiuku, , mOBUIL D £ £ S, Tonders will bo received until noon of SATUKD AY, February 25, for the Krcction and Completion of Two Shops and Dwelling Houses, corner of Victoria and Nelson-streets. Pla nß .fco.,atmyofflco kTUßNßuijLi Architect, 6, Hcitunan'sßulldingd, Queen-street. m"~o" B U 1 L D E KS. Tendors will bo received up to Noon on THURSDAY, the 23rd mat. for tho Kreotioniol a Dwelling-houao at Oumbridgo, Plans, &c. at our Offlois, Quoen-stroet. KDW. MAHONBY & SON, Architects. mOBUIL D E X S. Tenders will bo received until noon of FRI DAY. February 24th, for tho Hrootion and Completion of a Woaleyan Church at Mount Albert. Also. Separato Tenders for .Removing the present Church. BAimXY , - ArohKeot. mo BUILDERS. Tenders wUI be recelvod untU NOON of the 22nd instant, for additions to the National Bans:, Tauranga. R KBALS & SON, Architects. m O B U 1 L D E X »', TKNDKRB will be received by the under signed until nnon ot TUIESDAY, February 21st, for the Erection of a Villa Residenco in Victoria Avenue, Kemuera. Plans, So., at my office, """g^,^ Architect. Drapery and Clothing. I DEFKRRKD (\ ' ||PAYM X N T I l\ BrSTBM il MUNRO & MILLIQAN, TAILOKB, drapers & outfitters, hobson:stkket INearly opposite Wellington-street), Have a Wm - Assortbd STOCK "of the BEST CLASS GOODS In the following Departments i — Dresses, Prints Caliooea, longcloths. Sheetings, Linens, Flannelß, Blankets, Rogs, Carpete, Oxford shirting. Counterpanes, Waterproof Cloaks, Mantlos, Fronoh Merinoes, Shawls, Cash meres Silks. Shlrta, Curtains, Umbrellas, Mantle Cloths, and Tweeds, Having found that there la an opening tor a TAILORING BUSINESS on tho DwgBBED Payment Svstkm, they have secured the ser vices of a FIKST-CLABS CUTTER, and aro now prepared to make to measure, from First olaes Materials, at reasonable prioea, every d(lll Tweeds thoroughly BhrunS before lfcing mado up, and flit and workmanship guaranteed. The Inferred Payment Svttem has been found to be a groat boon, by enabling those with limited Incomes to prooure neoeßsarles In the ca M 6& llfhavlng had considerable) London ex porionoe in this particular Syßtem of Business, and having their Goods diukot from the Best London and Glasgow Firms, are ta a position to i offer the BEST GOODS on the MOSI ADV4N ! TAGKODB THUMB. UF Note the AddreßS, -iy|DNRO & [VT 11< L GA N, HOBSON-STRBKT Nearly opposite Welllngton-Btreet). \\T JsliljlSi3i.i!iX aUU BBi Just OPBNin), . A Fresh ABBortment of IjadioB1 & Children's Underclothing, Corsets, &o. Ladies' Nightdresseß (beautifully trimmed), 4a 6d, 5a lid j Chemises, 2b, 2s 9d, 3a 6d. Children's Undorolotbing in groat variety. A Large ABBortment of Ladles Coraeta Just to hand in White, Blaok and Drab. The " Grecian Girder " Kelt Cor set, side laoing; this Corset is especially adapted for the present Btyle of cos tume, the side laoing enabling it to be adi rated to almost any figure* 2000 yards Swlbs Kmbroldery Bdglnga at 3d, 4d and 6d, a great bargain. An Kxtenßivo and Well-Seleoted Stook of General Drapery at moderate Prices. Country Orders promptly attended to. One Shilling in the & difloount on all Cash Purohaßes to the amount of 20a and upwards. A, "IOVETT, WEM-KgLEY-STBEET. JELLING OFD'i SELLING OFF! © To RE-BOII.D Pbbmisks. N GOLDWATKR, Clothier (opposite Bank of New Zealand), Queen-Btreet, finding that bis present premises are not commodious enough Sir the increasing trade, has decided to Re-build. Therefore ho "ntfndD to Bell-off for Four Weeks only lie balance of hia Stock of Clothing at Prices that will astonish everybody (regard ess of cost). A call will convince the most sceptical that this is a genuine Clearlng-oui Bale, and not a mere drapers puff. Note the Address-N. GotuwATBK. 56. Queen-street (oppoaito Bank of Ke « Va'W»ta\>. i»ai:Ui«IJNS! BAKGAINS 1 — Ladies, %y bear in mind that Wllliaraß's is the Cheapest House in Town for Ladles' Under cloihing. Real and Imitation Maltese Lace, Silk and Laca Ties, Neck Fallings; a nice assort ment of UUt and Black Brooches and Earrings, oheap. Ladieß from tho country would do well to buy their Goods at WUliams's, Cheapest Houbo in Town, foot of G/ey-Btreet, four doors above laarket entrance. Open till 9 o'clock p.ffi.



Publio Motices. A UCKLAND LICENSED VICTUAL £%. LBRS' ASSOCIATION. The Licensed Victuallers' Association re spa.otfnlly submit the Naraos of Candidates nominated by them to the suffrages of the public for Election as Members of the Licensing Benches of tho oity. The greatest care has been taken eliminate the names of extreme men, and our desire is that the New Licensing A ot should hiivo a fair and impartial trial. The names selected are— Kast. South. North. J. Chambers A. Fleming T. Thompson G. Alokin T. Thompson W. B, waddel A.Aley T, T. Maeefleld J. M. Shera M. Montague Y. Warron D. G. McDonald a. Harper Mr Thwaites D.H.MoKenzle PK. GORMAN, President. H. FULLER, Secretary. LECTION OF LICENSING COM MITTEE. Tho Executive appointed by the Committee of the United Temperance Societies beg to inform the Ratepapers that -the following Gentlemen have b.-on Nominated tor the licensing Committee, for Auckland, KAST. SOUTIT. J. Chambers J. T. Garlics: T. MoMistkb C. C. McMillan J). H. McKknzik D. 11. McKkhzib J; Nkwman J. Newman 0. B. Sionk G. W. Owen NORTH. J. BOOHAHAK D. H. MuKKKZIB G. W. Owbn C. C. McMillan J. Newman. For whom Ratepayers are earnestly requested to record their votes on TUESDAY next, 21st inst. POLLING BOOTHS: Auckland East - Court House, High-street „ South-St, Jamoa'a Hall, Wellington street „ North—Temperance Hall, Albort-et. HOUK.B OF POLLING-FROM 9 A.M, to 6 P.M. J. NKWMAN, Chairman. J. G. CAItR, Secretary. TO" .0 .T ' I C fi, In thanking my Customers (or psst favours, I beg to intimate that I have disposed of my Business, and Stock of Furniture, Glass, China, and Earthenware, to Mr Henry Rafton, and solicit for him a continuance of that support so long accorded to inor D. OLPHKRT. Qaeen-Btreot, Feb. 13,1882 li-f reference to the above, I beg to solicit a continuance of the patronage so long ac corded to Mr D. Olphert, and trust by strict attention to business and by selling at lowest possible prices to merit a oontlnuance of the same. In future the business will be carried on at tho Basket and Perambulator Factory, 16, 47, 48. 49, and 30, City Market (Wellesley-atroet Entrance); and at his Shop, junction of Queen and Grey-streets, HY. RAFTON. February 13,1883. ti X () U M 1J LIME, GROUND LIME, > FOR SALE SOtfTHGATE'S Mauueanoi Hydbaulig Gbound Kochb LIMK, in any quantity, for Concrete, Paths, Floors, Cellars, etc. (next to stone flagging, is unrivalled tor durability and hard-sotting qualities). For tanks and other wet work it la a flrst-olasa mater B. KEANE, SOLE AGENT, CUSTOMHOUSB-S.TEBET. O oli S E TKA I N E-B. G. HAZKLL, Lath Rough Riding SEBGKAKT-Mijon abd Kquitation Instructor, 12 years inH.M. Servioe, Begs to inform the publio that he haß com moncod Business in the above line. Kvery Horse intrasted to his charge will be properly Broken 'and Handled, either as Ladies or Gentlemen's Chargers or to Harness. Also, In struction given in the Art of Kquitation to Young Ladles and Gentlemen at their own private residence. Terms, Testimonials, and Proof of Qualification given.—Apply to G. HAZELL. Fruiterer, Upper Symondsstreet. mCMEKCHANTS, BKEWEKS, JL BOTTLERS, AND OTHERS. THOMPSON AND CO., CRAWFORD-STREET, DCNKDIN. (Established 1803.) IMPORTERS OF KNGLISH, BRKNOH, AND SPANISH CUT COKKS Have always en Hand and to arrive :— Brewers') Bottlers', and Sodawater Mann faotureiß' Sundries, including all kinds of coiks, hunßrt. shives, taut*, and spUes. cellar tap corks, corking machines, capeules, tinfoil, bottling wire, superior Isinglass (brewers'), book, purse. Katt India pipe and pure Rusßlan and Brazilian cat; thermometer*, blind and common. All kinds of ginger, whole and crushed; tortarlo;aoei)3, sulphurous, cltrio, and sulphuric adds; spirits of wine; 61 0.p.; essences and essential oils; sooawator maohines ; bottling racks, patent and common; patent eyruplng pumps; sodawater and ginger beer bottles, ordinary: Lamoni'u; Hogbens; and Coda's patent bottles; herbs, peels; and roots of every description; and every requisite .for the brewers', bottlers', and aerated water manufacturers' trade. THOMPSON AND CO.. Crawford-street, Dnnedlp. DUBI. 1 C NOTICE. R. wrKOBINSON, Baker and Confectioner. Begs to announce that he has recently taken over tho Windsor Store, Lennox's Buildings, Pitt-street, formerly carried on brMr A. T.. Carter, and trusts, by civility ana attention, to merit a share of patronage from the families of the surrounding district. Woadlngand Christen ing Cakes made to order. •pUBLIC NOTICE. T. j7~PHILIP, Bbbad & Bisourr Baker & Confeotioneb ( WEDDING OAKKS MADK TO OBDBB. Note the Addbbss— KAKANGAHAPE KOAD. NKWTON. FamUiea waited on for Orders. Our Pastry is a great Speciality. T. J, PHILIP. PUBLIC NOTICE, — W. GUHSO» f Fruiterer and Greengrocer. Karanga hape Road, bests to inform the publio of New ton that he has recently opened a flrst-olasa stock of Fruit at the above address. A trial requested. Quality guaranteed. mo THE PUBLIC. Da Pouche'b Celebrated French Brat LIANT AND HOUSEHOLD FRIBND. This mixture will Rive a bright pollen In a few minutes to all kinds of Furniture. It oan also be used on paintwork, it wui destroy all Inseots in wood and preserve it fromdeoay. Price. 1/6.-Walter Baynk, Wholesale Agent. Kyber Pass. i ill 1 ■pi ■ U J] HR Ifl Wish to oaU the attention o£ the publio to their fine dispiay of ffornitnre now on exhibition at their spaofouß warerooms. to supply aU articles lower than any othor shop In town. AUCKLAND KAO UUMPANY DARBY-STRSET, AUCKLAND, Open on FRIDAY and SATURDAY tone OS week for the Purchase ot all kinds of KAGS, METAL, fee FOR OABH ini~B U I T SEASON. Important lo Storekeepers and Parties Pre serving. — Edward Lewis, of Cuatom-house street, has just opened a Large and Varied Ab sortment ot Jam Jars and Jelly Cans for Pre serving purposes; also. Five Crates Stonewart Jars suitable for Butter Crooks and Bread Pans, &o. " mo THE RESIDENTS OF SYMONDS. X. STRBKT AND NEIGHBOURHOOD. „ F. BOY E V Haß recently Opened a Flrat-olass BUTCHERS ATTHK COENER OF THE KYBKK PASS ROAD, Famlllea waited on lor orders,



Sporting NORTH AUCKLAND DI&TRICT BACKS. TO BE HELD AT JUAROrAVILLE, ON WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY. MARCH 1 AND 2, 188 Z. Stewards : Mr E.. Mltoholßon, M.H.B. Mr P. Notsna Mr b, MoVey Mr G. Clark Mr F. Beart Mr A. Hood Mr L. Dacre Mr J. Snowdon Mr w. Spiers " Mr W. B. JaokßOn Judge: V. Norton, Esq. Stabtkb : Mr J. Quirk. Clebk of the Course : Mr J. MoVey. Clerx of thb Scaleb: Mr W. Voueden. Handicappbb : Mr W. Perclval. PROGRAMME: FIKBT DAY, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 1,1882, Maiden Plate of 30sovs. Entrance 2sovb. Second horeo fiaovs oat o£ the BtaKes. Weight for ago. Distance 1} miles. For all horses that havo novor -non an advertised raco of the value of 23sovfl. Bcshmbn's PunsK of Sfcova; eccond horse lOaovs out of the stakes. Kntranco, Ifeovs. Weight for ago, Distance, 1J miles. For all horsea the bona fide property of Bottlers living north of the Whau for at least three months previous to Meeting, Throe horses to etart or there will bo no raco. MatdicnHcrdleßacs of 3030V8 Entrance, 23ovs ; second horso sbovr out of tho stakes. Distance, 2 milos. over 9 flights of hurdles 3ft. 61n. hiKh. For all horses that have never won mi advertised hurdle race of the value of 2030 ye. Welter weight for age. DargavilieCof Handicap of ISMaovs: second horse to receive 1530V8, third horse Bsovs, out of the stakes. Nomination, Saovs. AcceDtance, 3«vs, and 2sovs at the pOBt. Distance, 2 miles. Natives Raob of 15sovs; second horse 3 iiovb out Of tho stakes. Entrance, lsov. For horses the property of, and ridden by, bona fide Maoris, Distance. 2 miles: lOst up. Publicans' Pubse Handioap of SOsova j second horse lOsovs out of the stakes. Nomination, lsov; acceptance. 2sovb. Distance, U miles. Trotting Match, for Silver Cup, valued £5, presented by F. H. Jjewlason, Ksq., with Bweep of 109 each, amount accruing from sweep to go to second horse. Distance, 3 miles. No Weight under lOst For horses owned by Bottlers of Northern Wairoa only, Kntrance 10s. with general entriea on the 22nd Fobrnary. BKCOND DAY. THURSDAY, MARCH 2,1882. Handicap Hdbdli Race of E0«ovs: Beoond horee lOaovs out of the stakea. Nomination, 28OVB; accßptmce, 2bovb. Distance, 1? miles, over 9 flights ot hurdles 3ft 6in high. Kaii'ara Handicap of 120sovs; second Jioree 15sovb, third horse Ssovs out of the stakes. Nomination, 2bovb: acceptance, 3<ovs, and 3sovß at the post Distance, \\ miles. Han dicap to appear by 8 o'clock on night of first day's racing, Beixing Raci of 4CS3VB. Kntranoe, 2sovs. Distance. 1 mile. Weight for age. Winner to be Bold for lOOaovs. If entered not to be sold, to carry Wlbs extra j if entered to be sold for 608OV8, allowed 7lbs] If for dOsovß, 141 bs; if for SOsovs, 211bs; If for ZOsovb, 281bs. QUMDIGOEBB' POKSE HANDICAP Of 65?OVB ; second horse losovs out of tho stake*. Nomination, 2sovs j acceptance, 3sovs. For all horses the bona fide property of Battlers living north of the Whan for at least three months previons to moetlnsr. Handicap to appear by 8 o'clock on night of ilrst day s races. Distance, 1 mile. Consolation Handicap of 25 soys: second horse 5 soys out of the shakes. Distance, 1 mile, Nomination, 1 soy; acceptance, 1 soy. For oU beaten horses during the Meeting. RULES AND^EUULA-TIONS, ' All Horses to take their age from Ist August No entries will be received for any of the races except en this condition, that all dlßputes, claims, and objections arising of disputes, stoU "edooded by a majority of the Stewards present or wUn they may appoint, n Their decisions on all points concerning the carrying out of thiß programme shall be final. All Protests must be aooompanied with a deposit of 1 soy, which sum will be forfeited to the funds if the Protest be not sustained. Any Jockey riding except In the colours entered will be fined 3 eovs. . When two or more horses start belonging to the same owner, a distinguishing colour must do worn. The attention ot owners is particn arly called to this rule. Na entry will be reoeived on any pretence whatever after the hour named, or without being accompanied by the noceeasry amount in persons intending to withdraw horses are required to give netioe to that effoot to ,ho Secretary or Clerk of Scales, one half lour before starting. Any person negleot hk or refusing to comply with this rule shall pa% fine not exoeedtng6sovs to the funds. All entries to be sealed and addressed to the Secretary, Dargaville, as at foot, entrance money enclosed, with the name, age at time of entry, pedigree, and, in oaee of handicaps when horses have not previously started on tho Auokland or Canterbury courses, performances of the Horse, name of the Owner, and colour of Winners to pay 5 per cant, of the grosß wln nlngß towards the expenses of the course. All Races to be run under the A.B.C. Rules, Qualification Fee, One Guinea. .„ . Stabling for horses free at DarßaviUe and Mangawhare. Groomß' passages both ways in Kaipara Company's steamers free. AMOUNTS TO BK FORWARDED WITH KNTRIBS. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY IJ, 1882. * NOMINATIONS. Dargaville Cup .. .. .. .. •• gaovs Publicans' Puree Handicap.. .. .. 2'ovs Handicap Hurdle Race .. .. .; Zb°vb Kaipara Handicap .. 2BOTS WEDNBBDAY. FEBRUARY 15, 18S2. ACOEPTANCEB. Dargaville Cup m . .. .... .. 3sovs Handicap Hurdle Race I .. ■• •• Saovs WEDNEBDAY, FEBRUARY 22. 1882. GENERAL ENTHIBS AND ACCBFTANCES. Maiden Plate - - jjsova Bushmen's Purse - •• 3«>vg Maiden Hurdle Race .. .. •• ■■ jsovs Native Race .. - •• - •• JBOV Publloatis'Purae Handicap aaovs Bellineßaxe - .1 2sovs Gum Diggers' Purse Handicap .. .. 3sovs StewardYPlate WEDNESDAY, MARCH 1. AT rOBT. DargavlUeCnp _ .. .. - •■ 2bovb THURSDAY, MARCH % 10 A.M. .ACCEPTANCES. Kaipara Handicap Ssovs Gum Dlguers* Purse Handioap .. .. 3aovß AT POST. Kaipara Hanaioap j. %>°™ DATE 3OF NOMINATIONS. ENTRIES, ACCEPTANCEB, &C. Wednesday. February 15 - 1 for Dargaville Cop and Handioap Hurdle Wednesday. February. 22-General Entrieß and Acoeptanoes. Entries and Acceptances will be received by the Secretary at Dargaville br telegraph tip till 5 p.m; on tte advertised dates for receiving samoTprovididthat a letter is posted the Bame time containing the noceßsary amount in caßtt, and in terms ot Rules and Programme. ■. ; All letters Bhould bo postefin Auoklaad not later than 6 a.m. on Tuesday and 3 P-m. on Wednesday and Friday to enßure being In tlmo for mails on advertised dates. MAILS FOB BAHBAVJIM CLOSK I— Tuesday. 6.30 B.ra. . Wednesday, 3.30 p.m. Friday. 3.30 p.m. 1 ftW. BAKKiB, georetary. ■ adssationai. iC/lISS DONUVAN, Teacher of Piano- IVJ foito, has removed to Hanslop House, VincentSKet, near Pitt street. Vaoanoles fo: Pupils. Terms on application, or at Auokland Mnnlo Warehouse. J X RALPH aOO D, Former Pupil ot Immnnoel Liobioh, And Student at Heidelberg, WUlglve LBSSONS ON THE PIANOFORTB. For terms and other particulars apply at the 'Auckland Muslo Warehouse, and at Upton's, Queen-street. jyi R. F. B. WOO D H AM, TEAOHBB OF THK PIANOFORTB AND 1 HAKMONIUM. Address-Care ot Auokland Muslo Ware hoaoe. Vi. _____ rjpHß \ XT OF ftIN,fSING. ! macfarbbn. Mm. l3oc. Cambridge.- • I 1879. In reference to above. Mr Goooh 111 prepared ireoelvonames ot Private PupUa for singing ond Voice'mduotlon at hla private reeldenoe, lAlbsrtPwk,



Aniuaements, THEATRE KOY^,i # ' i Lessee and Manager. Mr. B.awoltt. , T&NIGHT (SATUBdIy), TBSBS LAST NIGHT! HfESmHT! ! LAST NIGHTI LAST NIGHT I OF i R. B. Lkwis-s : GRAND CHANGE OF PROGRAMME. I NewOomloSonml i THE FOUR. FUNNY OLD GAM* A Side-splitting *««?• eft* 111*"' •• The Bloodless Duel. . a Hobea BisioK, to hiti Comic Sketch, . OUT IN THE RAIN! ; j. Gilmobe, In his Character Song MdDanoo To conclude with the LaughaWeFaroe.Witlttea'. FUN IN THH, KITOHBNt « Concluding with a grand hallelujah danob, mondaTevkning, Gtt'A'NP PRODUCTION! UNCLE TOM'S CABIN 1 Mr w. 11. LKAKK in tho character olßimoh LKGBBIT. la notlve preparation, THE SLAVE'S RILVJSNGEI JoilN DBAYKW AdvanooAwnW W. Nboson, Business Agent. * TJCKLAHD PHILHARMONIC A. sooibty. :■;:: The above Society will give tha ÜBUal QUARTERLY CONCERT, In tho Choral Hall, on MONDAY, Maroh flth, j Consisting . !; Pabtl.-BACRKD MUSIC, AND PiBT H.-SSCULAR MUSIC. All the Solos, »u"ts, and phdraww WIU M accompanied with Full Orchestra, Admission ftt Popular PrloeB: 3s, 2s, and la, i Conduotor... .Prbf.F.O. Oailmau, C. M. BORTHWIOK. ■ Becretarr. rnHE ELEVENTH ANNUAL SHOW; 1 X OF THE PORT ALBERT AQRIODLTUKAIi A^D PASTORAL ASSpCIATtON WUlbeheldon THURSDAY, MARCH 2ND. ,Tbo KalparaS.B.Comßany will run •Bteamer from HoleDsvlllo to Port Albert nt Bednosd Kflreß> GKO. T. HAKTNKUi, eeorotary. Port Albert, Feb. 3. ' j A B. M A », ':% • Fmte and Plcoolo Player (late of Gary's ' Oneta Troupe), is open to BngaKement on any I Band, Brassior String, uponi Reasonable T«bmu Balls and Parties attonded.—AddroEO at tola offloe. CrIOKBT 1 TkNNIB 1 VRIOKKTI W. W. ROBINSON begßtolnrormhtop«rmi and the t;ubUo that he has removed nig Stock , at the above material to tho Promisee o Jones, Tobaooonlst, Qaeen-Btreet. Tiunnis Balls, Nets, Boys' GrtoWttag X Material olaUsiaw, at Keduoed \f . ■ Prices. ■ W f•; : . Aquatioß. : ; pONSOtffeY J^ EG ATT A, ; EASTER MONJDAY, APRIL 10, 1882, Patron: His Worship the Mayor of Auokland. Pbbsidknt s _...-' "" "^ * . T. PeaoooK, Ksa., M.H.R. VIOB-PBKsiD«!KTa: Captain J. H. it. Harrison, J. A. Toie, 8b0.,. v M.H.R., W. Swanson, Bsq., M.H.R. PRELIMINARY PaOURAMMB. 1. BONA FIDE FIBHING BOATS, decked Ot 1 half deoked. 10 tons and under 2. YACHTS, over 4 and not exceeding 1 tons 3. OPEN SAILING BOAT 3, Over 18 and not ezoeedlng 25 feet measurement 1. OPEN SAILING BOATS, 12 to 18 te«!l s me as Moment ■ \ . 6. OPKN BAILING BOATS, under 12 fart . measurement 6. QPENBAILING BOATS, no* exceeding « feet overall ■-.-:-.:.' < . 7. YACHTS or Decked Boats, I tons and under 8. AMATEUR SCUtLBBS 9. FOUR-OARHiD GI&S (no pntrißKers), the property ol aDy reoognlsed. Bowing Club, rowed by amateur members Of eune 10. FOUR-OARED GIGB <oo DUtrUgerß), thß property of any lecognisod Bowing Club, 1 rowed by amatiurmombqraot same under 31 years of age 11. DINGIES, not exceeding 12 feet overall, '■}■ rowed by Boya under 16 im* ot ago, 12. ROB ROY OANOKS 13. ALL-COMERS GIG RACE (no outriggers) 14. MODBL YACHTS not exceeding tit overall - 16 TUBS I lfi.GREAi3r POLK : i« 17. DUCK HUNT. R -. Ponsonby, February 16,1882. Eon. Sep. Ataieticß. - IRST ANNUAL ATHLETIC 'M SPORrs, To bo held at Habdinsxoh's Fabm* Ouehanga, ; OK BT, PATRICK'S DAY, 17th March, 1882. I'SBBtDSMS! Sir G. M. O'Rorke, M.H.B. ! VICB-PB«6IDIK!r: ' G. Codlin, Ksg., Mayor, COMMITIEK : J. Sullivan J, Dora J. Plowman . ML Kafloriy VV. Farrell J. Kobinson It. Webb HAMJIUAI'PRBB: VV, Farrell J.Dore , J. Plowman # Qcarikb: J. Sullivan Jumiit: , '~ - | J. Bobiouon.' . • Clkhk or Coumic: M. Haflerty SKCBBTiItr AND TBBABlmBB : K. Webb. 150 Yabds Maidbn Raou—First Prlw, £2; Second Prize, £1. Entrance, T» 6d ?■ f. 100,200, andIOOYABDS HANDCtP(tobo run In points)-First Prize, £8; Second Prize, £3; Third Prize, £1. Entrance, 6s; uccuptanaj, - 28 64 ■ ■' ■:-... .■.■.. ■■: 300 YAnno Handicap Hurdle Bao«—FlrSt Prize, £5; ecoond, fll. Kntracce, 3« Onr Milh Handicap Race—First Prize, £8i I t-'oodud, ill. Jtnttanco, 0a 150 Yabpb boys' Rack (aauftloapJ-Jitat Price, ■ ■: £L; Second, 10a, Uiiitrance, Is. Milks Walking Match (Ha&dloap) -i- First Prize, £1; Second Prize, £1. Entrance Sfl. iunsikg Uiqh JtTMF-Tiißt Prize,£l;SooanO, 10s. Post entry. : THBOWING THB HiSIMKK-PliKO, £1, Poet entry. Thh«e-lkoqbd Race, 160 yards—Prize, £1, Post entry* 100 Yards Bade RACE-Prlze, £1. Post entry, '-i PIO RACK-Post entry. - Walking thb Gkbaby PotK-Piiee.^l. Po»t entry. , AU disputes to be settled by tho Qjmmittee. Bntrles will be reoalved tot nil Handtoaw *t y Beoretary, K. Webb. IMPKY'fI BRASS BAND i will be in attendance, v Onohunga. February 15.1888. :-':- '. ' ._ -, -|-\IBEASES OF THB BYB,^ I may be oonsulted waily, trom 2 to 8 o'olook In the afternoon, at Mi- Gardner's Pharmacy .81, Queen-street. Private Realdenoe: Kabanqahafk Roac> : neat corner ot Queen-street' ARTHUR RICHARPSON, k.D. ( . Member Royal College of Hnrgeonn. Knttland TFAIAi'UI WOOLLEN MAKUIfAO" JIV TURINQ COMPANY (LndTßßfc AUOEIiiANJ} WABBHOVRIB, FOHT-BTREET. ■' Bobikz Jsr, appoUtea Agttt lot PtoTJoolaJ . Distdct pi Aaoklaoa,