The Auckland Evening Star.

Vol. XV.-Ko. 3,7T1.

AUCKLAND. N.Z.. MONUAS, JULY 3, 1882,

(Published Daily)

PRICE: osi_ PENJNY



Shipping. OACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP CO. THROUGH THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, VIA HONOLULU. TO GREAT BRITAIN. Under Postal Contract with the Governments of Now Zealand and New South Wales, —— j Jato 0 ( uatoofaall .... _ . t««= Soiling for ing for Stoamer. Tons. Byi _ ey , San Fran olsco. AiiHtralla Z - 3,200 Ootoborl6| August 15 Zo„landla_ _ 3,200 Au K nst2l Oct. 10 City o( New York 3.J00 July 21 «ept. 12 City of Sydnoy -. 3,100 Sept. 13 July 18 "Pasrongem bookod through to Llvorpool, London, or Paris, via tho great Overland Roads of America, and the Steamers of tlio Atlantlo linos from New York. FARES, v.rstc'.ass.. •• - - £16and upwards utoorngo ..-•'-, - *H loa FlMt-olasutoSanFranolsoo- £10 Htoerago .. - - - *20 Through Cabin Possongors aro permitted to lay ovor nt Honolulu, or any of the oltiea of the Unitod States, not to exoeed six months. 30UTHERN PACIFIC ROUTE. PasßOiigera to and from Europe may, without extiia cost, avail themselves ot tho Southern PtfilFlO ItAILROADand Its oonneotions. thereby avoiding tho winter cold of tho Northern Route; and for an Additional oost ot $21 may go to New Orleans and thenoo through tho Southern States °No e shlpplng Ordors will bo Issued aftor X p.m. on the- day before the sailing of steamers for I B&l?or freight rates and all other Information | *PPlyt° THOaT. GAMBLE. I Aeont. Mwer Qneen-street. i UNION STEAMSHIP < COMPANY OF NKW , S®^ A ZEALAND (Ln-ITWD). j 7*;S7-^a __ | ;*".^_.si_^4 Time Tablk— ' ! I- July, 1882, FOB GISBORNK, NAPIER, WKLLINGTOK, LYTTKLTON. PORT CHALMERS, AS» BLUFF ______ QO-aN-aTr«ET Whabu Steamer, Date ot Sailing. Latest Train. Tb Anau Thursday, 6.10 am. — Rotorua Thursday, 13, 10 a.m. — FOS TABANAKJ, NELSON, PIOTON. WEIr LINGTON. LYTTKLTON, AND WEST Ooabt Ports itiiom Manpkaul. Wanaka Tuesday, 1. 11 a.m. 9.10 am, UaWka Tnesday, 11. 3 p.m. 2 p.m. FOR MELBOURNE. Via SOUTH. Te Anao* Thursday, 6.10 a.m.- — Rotorua , Thursday, 13,10 a.m. - "Calling at Hobart. "7 7 _ FOR SYDNEY. Rinqarooma Tues,, July 11, Xp m — ■ FOB LKVUKA AND SUVA. Taiarqa I Tnesday, 25.5 p.m. | — tar Cargo must be booked and alongside one hoar before advertised time of departure. During May speolal Tlokets will be Issued to Lytrolton, available tor return until June SO. Passage tlokets must be taken at the Com psny's Offloe. Auckland Branoh, 109. Queen street. JOkjL OTEAM TO LONDON, •^^^^^V ORIENT LINE wemSSSmm a following Steamships be longing to the Orient Steam Navigation Com pany (Limited) and the Paolflo Steam Naviga tion Company, will leave SYDNEY at the undermentioned dates for MELBOURNE, ADELAIDE andLONOON.viaßneeCanal:- Steamer. I Reg. Ton'ge I Date. GARONNE.. _| 3878 July 17 P0T031.. 4213 July 81 GHIMBORAZa— 3,817 August H JOHNELDKR | -.152 *_______§ And the Service will be maintained by suo oeodlng steamers at Intervals of a Fortnight. Auckland passengers for Garonne may pro seed per Riogarooma on July 11. Faros to London, IS to 70 gulnoas. Suez Canal Duos, 8s in addition. Paroels bookod through to London. Passengers can book from Auokland at a through rate to oover Inteoolonlal fare and Canal dues and to seoure speolal advantages. Passages from London oan be granted In Auckland. „ '■, , , , For plans and full particulars, apply, In Lon don, to F. Green St Co., Joint Managers of tbe Line j or to the Agents In Auckland. UNION STEAMSHIP CO. OF N.Z. (Limited), Queen-street. riikte^ OKNINSULAR ASD OKI. 'gSAg^iT ENTAL STEAM NAVlGA «ssia__*'TioN COMPANY. T_e Company's Steamships (nnder contract with the Vlotorlan Government for the convey, anoe of her Majesty's malls) will be despatched I I Leave I Leave Leave atoamer. [ 8y a HO y | MelbTn' Ad'lade SUTLKJ.. _ _ I July 12 July 18 July 20 MIRZAPORE.... I July 26 Aug.l Aug.S RWKNNA Ang.9 Aug.ls Ang.l7 HOME I Aug. 23 I Aug, 29 Aug. 81 ytoute:—lt la intended to despstoh those Bkeamera for Plymouth and London via Point fist; aiie. Passengers for England will tnerafore not require to ohange steamers. ' Rates ol passage money to Plymouth or Lon don i -70 Bret, and £XS second-class | Italian ports, Mi tlrat, and £10 Beoond-oIaES. Pasaengera booklKgat Anokland seoure speolal advantages, tot further partloulars rem: no tin a passage money and freight »paiy to ORUIOKSHANK tt O0» , AttAUtAt 13., Qasou-sti-at, Anokland. ____*_ "lW"OßT__sn.« STEAMSHIP COMPANY (UMITED). TIME-TABLE-JULY. J Woather and other olroumstanoes permitting). g OK TAT/RAN. A AND BAY OF PLEMTY POBTB, BTBAMBH. I DAT- OF dAIHNB. Glenelg I Monday, July 3. 5p m Glonolg ■: •■ I Thursday, 6,6 n m Wellington I Monday, 10. 5 p m Wellington j Thursday, 13. 6p m Glenelg I Monday, 17. 5p m Glenelg j Thursday, 20, up m Wellington I Monday, 21,5 p m Wellington j Thursday, 27, 5p m Glenelg I Monday. 31,6 p m Connoots at Tauranga for Opo- Staffa tiki and Bay of Plenty Ports every Tuesday. FOB KU3SKLL, WHANQABOA, AND MAN QONUI. ' Wellington I Monday, S, Sp m Glenelg Monday, 10,5 p m Wellington I Monday, 17, 5p m Glenelg (Monday. 21. 6 p m Wellington I Monday, 81, Sp m SOB WHANOABKI AMD WHANQAKKI HEADS, Every Incsday and Friday, at Ariryio (Carrying passengers and oargo for Waipn) FOB MANQAPAI. '_ Argyle | Every Tnesday, at 6p m ~ ' yOB MBacnßY BAY> Fingal I Every Monday, at X p.m. FOB MANQAWAI. Fingal | Every Thursday, at Xp m FROM MANUKAU. FOB OPTJNATCE AND WAKQANUI. Rnwooa I Monday, 10. Tp.m, Rowena ' I Monday. 21,1 p.m. . FOB.HOKIANGA. Eowena I Thursday, 6.1 p,m. Rowena 1 Tuesday. 18,1 p.m, FOB WAITABA. Maoerettor | Monday, 3,1 P.m. " tar Cargo must be booked and alongside one hour before-advertised time of departure. Passage tickets must be taken at tha oom pany's -fflce.No. 87. Q™_%»£_ gStf* Managing Director. JZX*^ fl/tOR HOKIANGA.-The "^SIsS I" Northern Steamship Co.'s s.s. will leave the Onehnnga Wharf as above (weather and other olroum stanoes permitting) on THURSDAY, July 6, at I p.m.—For freight or passage apply at tho Com panya Offloe, 67. Queen-street, Auokland j or, to A. Barnes, Onehnnga.—A. McGregor, Man aging D/feotor. i»k&^ W'ISAM TO THAMES, CA-. „^^feO RYING PABSENGERB AND SO*SGS" OARGO. CONNECTING WITH OHlNl csuai, OMiHu, waitoa Plains, and Monnra vn.-i.ts (Plako Distriot), TUB Tablk, 3,8, ROTOMAHANA, From Auokland I Monday, 3.30 afternoon Tuesday, 1.30 afternoon . Wednesday, 4.30 afternoon Friday, 8 afternoon , ' From Thames i Tuesday, 8 morning Wednesday, 8.30 morning Thursday, 8.3*1 morning Saturday, 11.30 morning FARES (SINOLB)— Saloon t Seveo Shillings and Sixpence (78 6d). Steerage: Five Shillings (6s), ITmlkui through to Te* Aroha, 25a per ton. No oargo rooeived within ball an hour ot Ml *MrtlsßdUmaolleavlngj • FRABUR ft TINNF, Agaut,



Shipping. IX M.S. NELSON. u*™^_^ By klnd Permission tho above JlSlmmimm veßßel ' will bo open for publlo j c _ Inspection on Tuesday, Thurs day and Sunday, from 1 to X p.m. The p s. Viotorla will ply constantly from tho North Snore T from 13.15 to 3 15. Roturn Faros ONE SHILLING. Children under 12 years half-prlco. JAMES BAKKR, „ . _. „ Tratllo Manager. Devonport Steam Ferry Co.. Limited. OTEAM TO THE HOT Sii^&V.m 8.^ 11^08' MAHURANGI, 77777ZV MATAKANA, KAWAU. awio OMAHA. -he _s. ROSK OASXT, Al al rjnydj W. Somorrille, Master. Cor Hot Springs, Matakana, Kawaa, and Omaha—Every Tuoaday at 11 o'olook, « turning on Wednesday, Vox Hot Springs and Mat nranßl-Krory Thurs day and Saturday at 11 a,ra„ returning on Monday and Friday. No Paroels or Goods taken without shipping •ote. ?or freight or passage apply to H. J. WIOKUNB. &>*____, PASSENGERS* LINE OF ■fflWlrfc- -*• PACKKTdTONEWZKA —"f® 8™" OWNED BY MESSRS, SHAW S AVDjLK, & CO.. SI, LeadenhaU-stroet, London, the above lino ot ships are regular traders 10 all the principal ports b New Zealand. Thoy are clipper ships, olaoacd Al at Lloyds', and com manded by experienced masters. The bill of (aro Is moot substantial, And of tho bonk quality, and tho accommodation roomy and convenient. The undersigned are empowered to grant pas sages from London to New Zealand, payment for whioh have boon guaranteed In tho colony. Return ships to London alao leave at almost regular Intervals. Full partloulais on application to _. D. NATHAN * CO„ ) OWEN St GRAHAM, V Agentt, ORUIOKSHANK _ CO. I igfcg^SJ S. COROMANDEL, •**-m ESS* i-^g jjmi (jyQnjjia fcii COROMANDEL, Captain, W. D. Hargrava. Timb-Tabui. EiaaTM Anokland i Leaves Coromandel i Monday, S, 12 noon Tuesday, 1,12 noon Wednesday, 5,12 noon Thursday, 8,12 noon Friday, 7 1 p.m. Saturday, 8,12 noon Weather and other otroumsianoeeipenaiiting, All paroels to be prepaid at offlco. No. D, Qneen-street Wharf. Not fosponalblo In Bhlpplng. oarrylng, or landing live stook. a. R, v swiKOLRY. Manager, aa£S_s^ TV^AIUKU & ONEHUNGA Sffi; VT STEAM NAVIGATION 00. !Wl* (LIMIT-D), TDU TABU-JOLV, ISB2. S.S. MANUKAU, Leaves Or ehnnga i Leave* Wsiukn i July July S—Monday, 7.30 am 3-Monday. 12 noon s—Wodnes., 8.30 a m s—Wednesday. Ipm B—Saturday. 10,30a m 8 -Saturday. 3pm 10—Monday, lp m 11—Tuesday, 7 a m 11—Tuesday. 3pm 12—Wedaoaday, Bam 15—Saturday. 6am 15-Saturday, 10,30 a m 17-Monday. 7am 17—Monday, 11,30 am 10—Wednesday, Bam 19—Wednes.. 12 30 p m 21 -Saturday, 9.30 am 22—Saturday. 2pm 24—Monday, 10 SO a m 21—Monday. 3pm 28-Wednes„ 12.15 am 2H-Wednoflday. 5.30pm 28— Friday, X p m 20-Saturday. 9am 31—Monday, 6.30 a m 31—Monday, Ham For Manukau Heads, every Thursday, at 8 a m By order of the Directors, all Freight rnunt be prapsld. A. CUNNINGHAM. Agent. OTE AM TO IHE 11 OJb THAMES, mmWam^mt' ohin_muki,waiteh:auri, WAIHI, TE AROHA GOLDFIELDB, MOR RINSViLLK. WAITOA PLAINS, AND GRANT AND FOSTER'S SETTLEMENT. ENTERPRISE No, 2, P.B, TB AROHA, « P.S. PATIKI. From Anokland i From Thames I Monday. 11 p.m. Tuesday, 11 am. Tbo time-table of river ateamors to be seen at (enterprise Oflloo, Thames. Fares To Thames - Saloon. 7s Bd; Stoerage, is To Ohlnemnrt throuKh, 5a extra To Te Aroha throutth. 10a extra Not responsible for shipping, oarrylng, or dls -larglng live stock. A. N. & FERRY CO.. Auenta. Hau_ationai. ITI Q H t SCHOOL. EVENING CLASSES In Beading. Writing. ArithmetlOj &o„ &0.. from 7 to 9 p.m., by Mr. llv. Kramer, Shortland House, -hortland street. PONSONBY HIGH SCHOOL, Pon sonby Road, conduoted by Mrs. buaylk Ukorgk —The srohoil will reopen after tho Mld wlnter Holidays on MON PAY. Jnly 3rd. ' pHE MISSES BANKS' SCHO 'L will L reopen on MONDAY, July 3rd.-Lepsons in Music, Drawing, "rencta, and Wax Flowers. If required.—Cholmley House, Vincent Lano. MX. W. MOWBRAY HIGGS Will oommenoe a FLUTE OLA-18 in the Artillery Hand-room. Hobson-streot, on TOB3DAY EVENING, July 4th, from 7 to 9 o'olook. Intending Pupils aro requested to leave their names with Mr. 11. A. Colaon, Bookseller and Stationer, Viotorla-street. Torms: Ten SblUlogs per quarter, including Mnsio tor home practice. ■ ra/| K. f, ii WO O U ti. au, TZAC-BB Or THB PIANOFOBIB AND HARMONIUM, Address-C re of Auokland Musle Ware house. niRLS' HIGH SCHOOL, The Quarter Days for. 1882 are—February 1, April 17. Jnly 12, and September 29. Thrms — Payable In advance —£2 2s per quarter. Piano, Slnglngi and Dancing are the ooly extras. The Head Master will be In attendance at tha Pobool, to receive the names of new pupils, on FRIDAY. 11th July, between the hours of 10 a.m. and i p.m. . MR. P O O L E V, Mendelssohn Villa, KARANGAHAPE ROAD, Organist of St. Matthew's Church. Receives Pupils for the ORGAN, PIANO FORTE, AND SINGING, at his address, sa above, or at residence of Pupils. A Qaart?r «nay be oommenced from date Of First Leßoon. Drapery and Olottuner. /$ °\ / ~ AND "X /' DBFBRRBD- \ I P A V MiE N T I II SYSTEM. __ , J TAILORS, URAPERB, AND OUTFITTERS, HOBSON-STREBT (Neatly opposite Welllngton-gtreet). Have a Well - Absobtod STOCK ol tha BEST CLASS GOODS. All Tweeds thoroughly shrunk before being made np, and fit and workmanship guaranteed. The Deferred Payment System has been found to be a great boon, by enabling those with limited Incomes to procure necessaries In the easiest possible way, INSPECTION INVITED VTTKLL-HLBY HOUSE, A, LOVETT, . Begs to Intimate to his Customers and the Pnblio generally, that his WINTER 810CK OF NKW FASHIONABLE & CHEAP DRAHERY & MILLINERY 10 Now to Hand. Dress Goods in all the Leading Fashionable Shades and Textures. Callooes from 3d, Flan nels from B}d per yard. Sheeting iroralOd. A Large Stook of Tweeds in all qualities. Blankets from fis 8d a pair. _ „, , , _. Extra Value In Corsets, from 2s 6d. A Leading Novelty is the - Flexible Hip " Corset, very com fortable apd durable, 7s 6d. m.*—, New Stylos In Ladieß' Jaoketa and Ulsters. Including the Dolman Ulster. „ , _ Ladletf and Chlldretfa Underolotblug ana Baby Linen, In Great Variety.""" A Choice Stock of Ladies" and Children's Hpto and Bonnets, trimmed and untrimmed: Flowed Feathers, eto. A Good Blaok French Merino, at 2s 8d yard; Blaok Cashmere from IS. * Conntry Orders receive special attention. One Shilling in the £ Diaoonnt op all Cash Purchases of 20s and upward-. A f O V E T T, I A* JU DBA.BBiWellesler-toMt



jjuameas ISlotlcee, \ AKW IC X HOUSE,' PONSONBY ROAD. I i P. W. LIP3COMBK, for many yosrs with • H.P.GIB-lONS & UO., boRS to announce to tho residents of Ponsonby and tho publlo i senerally, that ho has taken over tho burliness litely carried on by JiK O. STALI.iA.RIJ. If, W. L,, by oloso attontlon to business, flrBt oln8» articles, aud roasonoblo prlooß, hopes to Kalaaiiharo ot public pn'ronaw. I'osaoßßlon will bo taken on SATURDAY, JULY IST. F. W. LIPSCOMDE, WARWICK HOUSK, Ponsonby Uoad. N.B.—Families waited on for ordors, TO tho Inhabitants of Ponsonby, and tho Fublio Generally. MR Q. STALLAKI) bans to thank his cus tomers and tho residents ot I'onsonby for thoir past liberal patronugo. and having glvon over tho bnatnoss to Mr ft. W. Llpuoombo. sollclta a continuance of their favours on hla bohair. gjtOHjHK KTALImRI). JW" 0 T I C E. TO OUR NUMEROUS OUSTOMKRS, AND PUBLIC OH NICK ALLY. Wo beg to Inform thorn that wo have just recolved, and are opening up, our ilrat Importa tion, por Cumbria, of Choice Tweeds and Coat inas, together with Superior Trlmmlnga ; to bo followed by farther oonslKmnentß per Orient Line, In thanking onr patrons for paßt favours, we shall Btlll ondoavour to merit satisfaction. WHITK AND W ATKINSON, . Tah.obs, Viotorla-street. DT U G H &, IiI.MODS (Late Thomas J. Harbutt), STEAM BKUSH, PORTABLE FORGE, AND BELLOWS FACTORY, VICTORIA-STRKKT EAST, Auokland. TO THE INHABITANTS OF ARCH HILL, NKWTON. AND SURROUND ING DISTRICTS. FRANK ROWE, for many years in tho em ploy of Mr Robert Noal, Queen-atreet, bogs to Inform tbe Inhabitants ot tbo abovo distriots and the general publlo that he bits pinohusod the badness latoly oarrlod on by MrD. Ander son, in the, Glasgow Storo, Groat North Road, IT. it. hopes, byetrlot attontlon to business, com bined with reasonable charges, to obtain a shnro ot pnblio patronage. Poteesßion will bo taken on Saturday, July 1. Houso noto tho addreau i FRANK ROWB, Glasgow Stork. Qhkat North Road. JOHN M. II AS L E T BUILD tCR, ' ; HOUSK AND SHIP JOINER, StC, FOBT-STREitT, Auokland. Having oommenced business In tho abovo , lino. Is now prepared to rooolvo orders for overy , description ot Carpenters' and Joiners' Work, Offloe ltlttlnzs. Shop Fronts, Countors, SholvOH, > Presses, Cupboards, otc , Kvory description of work connected with the trade, from House Building down, oxoeutod . on the Shortest Notloe. and moat Kbabonablk Tkkms. FORT-BTRBKT, Two Doors from Customhouse Hotel. YOUNG MKN'K CHRISTIAN ASSO. j OIA'IION. COUNK-. OV WKLLESLK* AND ALBERT STREETS Reading Room, Comfortably Furnlshod. All ! ihe Leading Papon on the tables. Subscription, 2a 8d por qnartar. The Library contains up irud) of 3800 vols. In the various departments of Literature, Subscription, 2a Sd per quarter. Tea and Coffee provided, Employment nnd Boardinu-hoaso Registers. Meeting for Young Men on Tuesdays, at 7.50. , Kvangelistto Bervloe, Thnredays, at 7.50, Bible Reading and Prayer, Saturday at 7.80. Bible Diana, Sunday, at 8 p.m. Stbansbrs ' Ad ethers (espeolally Young Men) oordlalli Invited to visit the Rooma, where all lntomatlon may be obtained. Op«r> from a a_m. -1110 p.m |3ULMAN'B PHOTO ROOMS, | XT ''nOBTLANIJ-HTUKKX, | Tout—ta ant Visitors are invited to Inspect 1 Pulman"s Views ot tbe Hot Lakos, Auokland < and Hush Soonery, lee The greatest variety of Original Portraits cf Maori Gnlohritio in Now Zealand. | PHOTOGRAPHY IN ALL ITS BKANGHKB T> O 1$ E X T W O O U » J JL\l BOOT ANDSHOE MANUFACTURER, CORLEY'S BUILDINGS, UoBSON-STBurr (Opposite the Prince Arthur Hotel). EVERY DESCRIPTION OP REPAIRS NEATLY EXECUTED, A Trial Solicited. BY APPOINTMKNT. j ' J_sL4iM&JS£ j A.. JSeuffert & Son, ELLIOTT-STRIuET , (Market Entrance from Wellealey-streot), AUCKLAND. Every dosorlptlon cf Fanoy Inlaid Work In New Zealand Wood or other materia! executed to any design, for Decorative, Domestic, or othor purposes, , . SAMPLES ALWATB KIIPT ON HAND. 8 16) "Jtf Of "1 6 B, W. H. SKINNER, ARCHITECT, Haa taken offices formerly oooupled by the City Gonnoll, and over Messrs, Upton ■ nd Co.'s. Queen-street. jy O XtV I 0 E. Mb E. G. BAND ALL Wishes to Inform his friends and the publlo In general that he has Opened the Butcher's Shop in Wakofield-stieet lately oooupled by Fowler and Co., and hope* by Keeping the best quality of Meat and striot attention to business to merit a lab: share of their support. E. G. SANDALL. May I. _____ WILLIAM THOMAS, Corner of Lome tod viotoria-atreets, Auckland East aOHUMINI-L, MARBLE, AND GKNKtAI BTONEMABON, ARCHITECTURAL SCULPTOR AHD OABYSB Inscription, accurate and beautiful, - Monuments, Tombß,Headstones, and every , description ot Stone Work at tbe lowest possible ■ flown for town and ormmyy inENOUNG I FEJNUIIN(j 1 FJSNCLNtt 11 Contracts for all kinds of Fenolng taken by Sam White; also,'for Sale. Pnrlrl Posts, Totara Posts, Kauri and Hobarton Posts, Rimu and Hobarton Rails, 10,000 Kauri Palings at 9s, House Blocks, 100,000 Shingles, good broad heart. 13s (delivered), |Comd early.—Sam Warn, Gore-street. i / 1 1£ _ a N D IF O"X X 8 tt, VJr UOJ-CH-BUILDERS, QREY.STREET.j AUCKLAND. N.B.—lron-bark Shafts, iipckea, Felloes, Bine Gum and' kinds ot Hirdvood. at Lowest Market Prt«s» ■ JB; M A RIB IO T T, • AUCTIONEER, VALUATOR, HOUSE, LAND AND GHNKRAL COMMIS SION AGUNT, Karangahape Road, Auckland, OT OUT-DOOR SALES ATTENDED. *-> 1 rjT O THIS PUBJUIC. RICHARD ttEORGE, BUTCHER AND GKNKBAL PURVEYOR, Respeotfully solicits the pnblio to try Lis I CHOICE STOCK OJf MKAT, at LOWEST POSSIBLS PRICKS. Families waited on for Orders. Best Quality Corned Beef. Shipping Supplied. , Note the Address— MANUKAU ROAD, PARNELL. J nflß'Slo OF LitA V7ERS. ' Very Handsome Chests of Drawers Inrioh Mottled Kami, also Wardrobes and very pretty Oheffoniers, at very reasonable prioes, for Cash only. The above wood booo ea more beautiful with _c, and is always very valuable, W. NORRIB, CABINET MANCVAOTOBEB, Top of Shortland-Btreet. S D KNRY JBKAOIS & 00. (LIMITED), - JUL WHOLESALE MANUFACTURERS AND IMPORTERS Of all kinds of SADDLERY, High-street, aookhiud. ;■ HDW. JNO. COX, Manager. a T U S X OPENED, ti Finest Brand of Tobaccos, Cigars, and i- Fancy Goods. ,_ 176, QUEEN-STREET, Next Rattray's Clothing shop; a H. B A I L fi V, j, TOBACCONIST '• I H US UJ-RBOW, , HOUSB, tfHIP, SIGN, AND GSNBBAL tl DECOR ATIVH PAINTER. t »|O. 8. IVHDBA-'BIEUt



) Public Notices. j O. G. HILL.] IG. PLUHMER. _m G. HILL AND CO., V/O UPPER QUKKN-STRKKT (Lato Woliosloy-stroot), lion to inform tholr customers and the Pnblio that thoy aro now ESTAULISIIVD IN THI-K NEW AND COM MODIOUS FRKiuiSHS (nont door to Mr Hrldgomun, end directly opposlto tho site Of tho Now Town Hall), Whoro thoy aro proparod to oxecuto ordors, or Rive Kstiiiiutcß tor Work, at tho Lowest Mnrkot ftatos. Thoy aro Now L'imlli*: from tho Cambria and Mondoza, direct to their Own Ore or: White Loud, oils and Colours, a Splondld Ab sortmuiit of PaporhanKluKß, Gilt, Walnut, nnd Maplo AlouldlUKS. A NICK'LOT Or NRW VICTUIIUR TO HAND, Juno 20. 18M. rXHRYSTON ipOULTRY -^TARDS." LAKE TAKAPUNA. D. RO H E R T S ON, PitOPBIKTOR, DKKEDKR AND IMPORTER OP PURE-BRED FOWLS. PIANOFORTES & HARMONIUMS on tbo Doforrod t*yetom of Paymonts, moy bo had of Mr Webb, wolloßloy-atreot piano and Harmonium Saloon, without any addition to tho prlco; or. for Cash •j Hboral dlsoount will be allowod. Mr Webb (irr.ws spoolal attention to his Neumoyor 1 nblq ovor-struriK Iron Framed Pianos. I'.'-nofortcß for Hire from Ten Shillings tho month. A Kino Toned Amorloan Orßou, with 7 btopu and 2 knoo swells, also, a fl ston Aloxandor Harmonium. Second Hand, at a low prlco for oaah. \y mill's Plnnotorto and Har » V nioninm s-'aloou. Welleslov-Bt, rp HOM A S E. CART ER, •*- IMPORTS B OIT PRINTS, MOULDINGS, GLAB3, MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, FANCY GOODS. CONCERTINAS, MELODIANS, VIOLINS, VIOLIN STRINGS AND FITTINGS, AND MUSIC, 88, VICI'ORIA-STREB i', AUCKLAND, BCC DOORS FROU ALUtUIT-STBEKT. Wholoßalo and Kotall Ploturo Frnmo Manu facturer, Musical Instrument Maker, Teacher, Importer and Repairer. Teaoher of the Pianoforte, Orpran, Concertina, Violin. Cornot. and any Brass Instrument. UPPER BYMONI)S..IBKKT, TO THK PUBLIC. ALFRED TVER (Lato Robertson Itros.) Begs to thank tho inhabitants of Auckland and onvirons for tholr patronußo slnco taking the above buslnoss, and would remind them that he haß now Removed to Nkw bi'AOioos Plurj-lßxs on tho site of the recent tiro. Mr Tyorhn-r also taken tho ndlomlng property, whoro tho busiuesa of Flrst-olass Fruiterer ana Coufeotlonor will bo ostabllshod. By solllcK nose but tho Boat Artloles at Mode rate Prices, and Riving the Publlo strict atten tion to all Ordorß, the proprietor solioitß that support hitherto acoordor MUFFINS! MUFFINSI 4-TX MUFFINS I E. H. PERU V, BAKER AND CONFECTIONER, WAX-FIELD street, Has now commenced the Season, and boga to inform his friends and the publlo gonorally, that on Iris part nothing Bhall be left undone to give them satisfaction, the quality of these Koods being unsurpassed, and go well-known as to roqniro no further comment. Wholksalk and Retail, Customers supplied at all hours, and at Mr Wright's, Queen-Btreet. Boys Wanted. (8.-18) E. H. PERCY. • I THE AUCKLAND PLUMBING WORKS. J. PETFORD, WATER AND GAS FITTEK, AND HOUSB AND SHIP PDUMBER. Superior Corrugated Tanks, made to every Size and Prloe, from Sis. WATER AND GAB LAID ON AT ' Grkat Reduction. Note tbe address— J. PETFORD, HIGH-STREET AND VULOAN LANE, Auckland. «■■■■■■■■■»■■■■■■■■■■« Formosa in Morte. NEW ZEALAND FERNS, Unmounted, or Tastefully Mounted In various wan. 9 rKOM 12 L f TO 120 VAB BTIBB, I or Sale by . 13 RIC. CRAIG, PMNO-S-STRKET. pRO UN D LIME, GROUND LIME.J FOR BALB, S O U T H G A T E' S MAHURANGI HYDRAULIC GROUND ROCHH! LIME, In any quantity, for i.'oncrete, Paths, Floors, Cellars, eto (next to stone flagging, is un rlvallod for durability and hard-setting qualities). For tanks and other wet work it is a flrst-olnss material. B. KEANE, SOLE AGENT, COSTOM-HOUBTt-BTBK-T. FD A V I S O N • (Late Williams), Foot ov Grey-sirebt, Has a Large and Varied Assortment of Ladles and Children's Night Drosßes, Chemises, Drawers, btookings, Ribbons, Frllllngs, Wool and Bi'k Squares, Tnnloa, Pinafores; Fanoy Jewellery ; Stays. 3a Ud; Kid Gloves, IB 6d : Baok Combs, lid ; Straw Rats, 6d; Flowers, fld. All Very Cheap. F. DAVISON. ■[»«■ ATS AND MATTING. THE ORIENTAL FIBRE MAT AND MAT TING COMPANY. (OY BOYAL LETTKBB PATENT), Manufacturers of Patent Mattings Patent Mats Cocoa Mattings and Cocoa Mats Wool Bordered Mats, VOBDA WOBES, Hiqhworth, Wilts (England) Sole Agents for New Zealand! OPPENUEIMER & CO., AUCKLAND, Who will give Prices and Termß on application. a'R JN OV H. BK <> I'U-K b, SOAF AND OANDLB MANUFACTURERS, OOX'B CREEK, RICHMOND, OVFIOB I DDKHAM-STREKT, auokuxd.' Cash Pnrohssers of Tallow, Wool, Sheepskins, and Bones. a aa is c n v r c v js k, CARTER. CONTRACTOR, &0 Goods Carted and Delivered from ship's side on Shortest Notloe. Ballast Supplied. NSWOABTLH AND BAY OV ISLANDS COAL i Also. Firewood (out and uncut) reasonably. MESSRS. ARMSTRONG AND CO., REAL ESTATE AND GkNERAL COMMISSION AQENIB. VALUATORS AND ACCOUNTANTS! Estimates for Contractors made ont, and Tables furnished free of charge. Oflloo over Clar„ and Gane's, Queen-street,



Drapery and Clothing. T> E.OrENIN/^ ! O* TB PREMISEB j PREMISES PREMISES PREMISES PREMISES PREMISES No. 222, i QUEEN-BTREET. I J, M. M°Laohlan Begs to announce the ' CONTIKUA fION or an rtREAT /IA 8H g ALE, Under tho MaoaawMSt of MR. W. RVSHBROOK <l_te of Rnsbbrook te Brldgman'n). J 1 ri d ay, Junk i&th, 1882, Great Reductions IX AIX DEPARTMENT* NEW GOODS NEW GOODS HEW GObDB NEW GOODS NEW GOODS NEW GOODS PER LAIKA AHD CUMBHIA, &0„ TO BB INCLUDED, COUNTRY SETTLERS ABB BIQUESTID TO ISSPKOT -HB CJlothinGt, All Parties who havo not aa ret arranged to their Aooounts are warned that they will ba handed over to car Solicitor. I leave by the Man, Stbauub On TUHBDAY. ,J. JVf. M ql/ OHIAM' OFfOBiTi MpAßTirpn'B 'WABKHOPSK. next 1 OJUnp^HBAH?. MjLTJHt A3D CO.'S, i QUEEN • STREET, 8 .; 1 ACOMuUHP.



je, rosp6ccu&;. DROSPE C .T U S OF TUB UNION OIL, SOAP, AND CANDLE COMPANY (Limited), CAPITAL, £50,000; in 00,009 SHARES OF £1 KACn. Provisional directors : Mr G. B, Owon Mr H. P. Barber Mr D. Nathan ' Mr J. M. Clark . Hon. J. Williamson Mr T. Morrin Mr A. Heather Captain J. R. Harrison MrD. B.CruiokElunk Mr A. Watorhouße Mr W. 8. Laurie Mr C. J. Htono Mr K. IC. Compton Mr J. Ilatgor Mr R. O, Marntow Mr J. lsuchanan Mr. H. Brown. Bank Kits; Hank ot Now Zealand. SOLICITOUS! Messrs Whitnkor. Hussoll, and Bnddlo. SECHBTiRV (PRO TBM.) : Mr J. Batger, The Company Is formed for tho purpose of manufacturing in Auckland, on a large scale, Stonrlrio Candles, Hoap, Oil, nnd the various other urtlnios of oommorco which are produced In connection with such manufactures. applications fok Sharks, with deposit of Two Shillings per Share, will bo received by tho Actlng-iooretary until the 15th July, 1882,' Prospectus and further Information may be obtained on application. PROSPECTUS OF TIIIC JWAIWERA HOT SPRINGS COxM. PANY (LIMITED). Capital, £30,000; in 30,000 Shares at £1 each. 11,5(10 fully paid-up Bharos will bo issued to Mr Graham, as part paymont for tho property. Tho capital on the remaining Bhures will be payable as follows:-5s por share on nppli . cation, 5s per share on allotment, and tbe balnnco In nulla not oxcoedlng 5s per share at In torvula of not loss than throe months. Provisional Dibkotoiis. W. Altken, Esq, V. G. Kwington, Esq. D. B. Cruiokßhank, Eeq. Jas. Kobortson. Esq, Thos. Morrin, Keg., A. Brock, Hli q. R. O. Barstow, K»q. If, Karl, Keg. . Thos. Buddlo, KBq. George Fraser, EBq. Dr. Haines Jno. Kirkwond, Esq. Jos, Banks. Esq. K. Ludlow, Etq. Henry Brett, Ksq. Jackson Palmer, Ksq. Jno. fisher, Ksq. J. T. Wren. Bsq. Jas. Wallsco, Keg. ''. 11. Burter, Keg. H. F\ Anderßon, Ksq. W. MoCullough, Esq, R. O. Greenwood, KBq. Geo. MoNab, Keg, | Jos, Bennett Ksq. Klch. J. Gill, Ksq. Jas, black, Keg, John M'lno, Keg. Jno. Anderßon, Hsq. T. Macil'arlane, Esq. T.Hendor3on,Esq.,M.L.C. M. MuroMe, Ksq. J.WU)lrirPßon,Esij.,M.l,.A. -t. Hornßby, Ksq. V. J. Moss, K6q„ M.11.R d. Kohn, lisq. W.J.Hurßt, Eeq.,M.H.K, Capt. W. Steele flspt. J. H. R, Harrison W, H. Grace. Ksq. Capt. Coibock A. Martin, Keg. W. S Wildon, Esq., W. Loddor, KKj. J. Craig, Keg. G. H. Livers. Kiq, IT. J. Somerllold, Ksq. Ur. Goldsbro' Jas. Stowart, Ksq., CMC. Dr. J. i~. Mooro H, J. Wlckons, Kbq. Ur. Honoymnn Rich. Reals, Ksq. Dr. Btoukwell G. Holdßbip, K,q. B. Ireland. Keg. J. Waymouth, Keg, it, J. O'rfulllviui. Esq. Qoorgo Harpor, Keg. V\'m. Watnrs. Ksq. R. M. Stark Ksq. J. L. Hatswell, Heq. Charles Ring, Ksq. Jno. Kndean, Ksq. James B. Graham, Esq. _owin Hcskoih. Ksq, John Jainoi Ksq. A. Devore, Ktq. Andrew Bell, Ktq. Jno. Taylor, hsq. Ji Cos„ravo. Knq, John Bold, Esq. A. Cairns. Keg. John Wllks, Keg. M. H. 1100, Ksq. )'. Hall. Kbq. Koes Goorfrn. KBq, S. Jackson. Keg. K. J. Hull. K^q. Jas. Russell, Ksq. Pranci* Skeona. Esq. J. 11. Uptonj Ksq, Jno. Wallace, Keg. W. Gorrlo, KBq. Wm. Porolval, Ksq. BANKERS! The National Bank ot New Zoaland, SoLiciTona: Mosers Whitakor, Russolli and Buddie, BnoKKRs: Anokland Brokers" Association. Sbobetary, pro. tkm.: John Mllno, Esq. OFIfICKS OF THE COMPANY I COLONIAL HANK BUILDINGS, QUEEN HTREttT, AUCKLAND. The Company Is formod to purchase from Robort Graham, Ksq., tho valuablo Hot Springs, Baths, Hotol, and ic-tuto, eituated at the Wai wuni, within four hours by ooaoh road, or twonty-four milos by wat?r, from tho oity of Auckland. Stoamors ron daily, and a mail coach to and from tho North Shore threo times a wook. Tho Walwera Harbour, boiog within tho Bauraki Gulf, offers a delightful pleasure ' trip, of which mauy thousands avail themselves during tho yoar. Tho beauty of tbe harbour and ot the sur rounding oouniry, as woll as the curative pro perties of Its porennlal.and abounding Thermal Mineral Springs, are so widely known that comment 1b unnecessary. Seabathing, river bathing, and boating on the river whioh runs through the property, aro among tbe many attractions of this unique Kstate. Tho olimate is bo mild and oquable throughout tho yoar that tobacco, and the orange ana lemon, grow luxu riantly. Mr Giabum has spent largo sums In developing tho proporty since ho acquired It-, nourly forty years ago. Having brought it into a paying condition, ho wishes to retire, and leave to others tho further great improvement of whioh tho Walwera property is now capable. Tke proporty handed ovor to tho Company will consist ot the Hot Springs (which have yielded an inexhaustible supply of miooral water from time immemorial) j the hotol,which is doing a larfte and profitable business', and capuclu of accommodating fro,ii 90 to 100 persons oomfortably ; the wholo of tbo hsrhour front age, and 728 aoros, moro or loco. of adjacent country. Tho latter is admirably adapted for a Township, Villa Roiidoncos end Small Farms. It will become very valuable when a proper wharf is built by tho Government, wbiohitis hopod will not bo much longer de layed. A' farther blook of 102 acres has been loosed by Mr Graham, from Mr Anderson, at a rental of £50 per annum, for 10 years, with a right to purohaso for £1,000. This lease will also bo handed over to tho Company. The proporty, with Furniture, Plant. Live Stook, Seo., Baths, Bath-houses, Hotel, Cottages, Land, and the Lease above-mentioned, will be sold by Mr Graham to the Company for £23,000. Mr Graham only requires one halt ot this amount to bo paid within six months from allotmont of sharos, and will aooept fnUy paid up shares for tho baianoo ot tho purohaso money. Ono-third of the Bhares will be'apportioned to and reserved for the Southern Provincial Dis triot of New Zealand, and Sydney and Mel bourne. Tho preliminary expenees incurred In formation of the Company will also be paid by Mr Graham. Tho Hotel business yielded last year a net profit of £1022,t0 which sum it has steadily grown from tho small beginnings of eight years ago, when accommodation for- visitors was first attempted. It Is proposed to appropriate £7000 in enlarging the Hotol and other improvements, In order to koep pace with tho growing demand and great looreuse ot visitor b from the South of New Zea land, and from all parts of Aaeti alia and the' South Hoa Islands. Tho profits of the year may then bo confidently estimated at from £2000 to £3000. with c proportionate increase in the years to follow. From tho land alone a large revenue must ultimately bo secured, and in the meantime tho current and lnoroasing business is a sufilolont guarantee for handsome dividends to the share olders. A meeting of the subscribers will be con voued for the Kleotlon of Directors, _o„ (who will be duly appointed aooording to tha number of shares taken up in eaoh Provincial District and in Sydney and Melbourno), of which duo notice will be given. Applications for shares will be received by the members of tbe Auckland Brokers' Associa tion, and at tbo temporary offices ot the Com pany, Colonial Bank Buildings, Queen-street, till 20th day of July, 1882, RE HOT SPRINGS HOTEL BUSINESS A0- COUNT. 321, New Zealand Insuranco Buildings, Auckland. 16th May, 1882. Roßuirr Giuiiam, Esq., Sir,— Having completed the audit of your Manager's books and accounts, for tho year ending 13th May. 1882,1 have now the pleasure of handing you the accompanying documents— viz: Proflc andxoes Account, Rooeipts and Ex penditure Account, and the Balanolng Account on 13thMay, 1882. Reference to tho Profit and Loss Account shows that tho business done during the twelve months amounted to £5,159, yielding a profit of £1,622. Tho figures for tho yoar ending May 13, 1881, wore—Business done, £-1515, and proDt.£l 291. The business dono in tho year ending 13th May, 1882, has, thoioforo, been £611, and tho profit £331 more than during tho previous year. A. Sor-centago comparison shows that tho business ono was thirteen and a-hal'f per cent, moro than last year, yielding an increaso of profit of twenty per cent. ' I This result must bo gratifying to you, as , it proves that at tho Hot Springs Hotel I a h'gher . ratio of profit attends hii creased business. In tho statement of Expenditure £276 Gs 5d has boon oharged by your manager to improvements—namely, nowßtablo, tanks, reservoir, fencing tbe new plantation, vapour bath, ornamental vases* &c. Besides, this, ho informs me that you havo had planted during the year a large.number of orange, lemon, fruit, and other trees, tlio coat of which did not como before me. I am, Sir, your obedient servant, ' JOHN WAYMOUTH IJPublic Accountant. . ' '■* OEEIU SEEDI. SE Kjpi FOR SALE, the following New Seoris/ex. -Roman Empire:— '*•'•■';•"- Red Clover Whitp Clover Cowgra>a . lAlsyko Rape * - LuoeH'% Turnip Mangel L!nS6«*.r Hemp Canary Sea,, Sto. The above will be dlsoosed of at Lowest Current Prices. i 'V' POTTER AND.CO,, * a*• • Durham-steoeti > ' -■;



FOR SALE. |J!OR SALB (really cheap), at Pon fl? sonby. Throe good Six and Seven roomed Donsos, with large gardens; and one Four roomed Cottage. Also, Two Sir-roomed Cot tages in Nelson-street, Auckland. Apply to John Soppet, Houso aud Land Agent, No. 8, Queen-street. J/iOK SALE, the Freehold ot'a Country » Hotol. with 27 acres in paddocks The ITonaa Is now, containing'l7 rooms, with stable and out-houiios. Stock and Furniture at valua tion.-Apply to J. M. & J. Mowbray, 42, Quoen stroot. r> es'iTTFlvok-for sale, For Sale, that Comfortable Residence, situate near top of Groy-streot (lately oooupled by Mr Robort Homo), containing 10 good rooms, Iltted with ovory convonlenoe. Tho honso and -rounds have recently boon put In thorough ordor, Torms ousy. SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON. Auctioneers. imOE SALK.-A RARGAIN. 875 Aores Exorllont Land, comprising an al luvial valley—tho elopes on cither bide mostly covered with pohutukawa, purirl, and otner valuable timber. A liuth Publlo House and Store.on the proporty la at present lot, but im mediate possession cm ou obtained It required. This is an exoellont opportunity for anyone wishing to combine farming with a lucrative tlmbor and (rum business. Full particulars on application to METCALFE St HILL, 28, N.Z, Insurance Buildings. WOB POSITIVE SALE. That oompaot little Island, known as Wood's Island, about half-way between here and the head of the Woltemata. containing 100 Aores, with Cottage, good Orohard, and several Im provements, plonty ot fresh water all the year round, and a good wharf for the convenience of steamers, &c.- Apply to JOHN SOPPET. House and Land Agent. No. 8, Queen-atreet. WILLOW GLEN ESTATE, KINGBLAND. This beautlfnl property has now been sur veyed into 35 Rrand allotments, from about a quarter of an nore upwards. Tbe woll-flnhihod 12 roamed villa residence, replete with every oonvenlenco, n-Rlttor urates, bath, tanks with water laid on, will be sold, with rather over 3 aores of tastefally laid out garden grounds, well planted with ornamental and fruit trees; paddocks, well of water, stable, and othor out bnlldlngs ; on eas<- terms, for the law prloe of £800. 31 allotment", embracing some remark ably line Bites (all voloanio) for villus, (the greater portion cleared and ploughable) may now be viewed, and first corners may taketholr choice, at extreemly low prices, ranging from £28 to £100 per allotment. Terms to suit pur chasers. Be early and take your pick. Large plan may be seen, and toll Information obtainod from J. R. RANDERSON. Land Agent, 5. N.Z. Insurance Buildings, Anckland. FOR HALE, a Baker's Business, in olndins Confeotionery. Grocery, and the Poßt-ollloe, In a rising dutrlot near town.— Long lease will be given;— Apply to E. Waters, Qaeon-Btreet. tpOR SALE, really cheap, a Compact SO Farm of ISO aores; about 50 aores In grass, part nnder crop, part gpod bush and fern; a Blx-roomed Houso, Stable, Cow-shod, &c; 2} miles from railway station and only 12 miles from town by good road, FOR SALE, a nice little Dairy Farm ot 72 aoros, all fenoed and divided Into pad-looks, with good House, Stable, Sheds, ana ovory con venience, and deep-water frontage, 10 miles from town. Apply to John Soppet, House, Land, and General Commission Agent No, 8, Qneen-street (upstairs ij^Oß HALE, a New 7-roomed Bouse, . well bnllt and finished, waeh-houeeand outhouses, J-acre of ground, well situated In a healthy locality.—For further particulars apply to Davien and BaKer, National Insurance Bulla lags. 83, Qneen-etrtot, Auckland. TQI O R SALE, K(\ TONS GALVANIZED CORRUQA ay TED IRON _QQ TONS FENCING WIRE OKO BARBELS KNIGHT ft EVAN'S -vv CEMENT. W. S. LAURIE, 10, WYKDHAM-anpj, rs^O- FARMERS AMD OTHERS. The undersigned have on Hand a Splendod Sample nf TARTARIAN SEED OATS.also 6.C00 Baoks Prime FEED OATS, at lowest current rates, E. MITCHELSON & CO., •'. No. 19, Quoen-Btreet Wharf. tfi O R SALE, At Lowest Market Rates s Rosin, Pitch, and Tar Kerosene, Palnt,and Olive Oils Champion's, Scott's, and Btorer. Genuine White Lead, in wood Muntz Metal and Nails . Large Stook of Canvas, various brands Wire Rope, from X. Inoh to . inoh ' Bolt Rope, Hemp, and Manilla Rope, all Patent Windlass (wood), Frills, and Pall* Anohors, from 16 cwt to 10 lbs Chains, from J Inoh to I Inoh. Colza and Fish OIL d. h Mckenzie, FORT-STRBET. Maroh 18.1882. Gtunson & Martin HAVE ON SALE: . GRAIN—Seed Wheat, Fowl Wheat. Maize. , Oats and Beans (craahod and whole), Tartarian and Potato Seed Oats, Blaok Oats, Flour, Oatmeal, Bran, Sharps, and Chair. POTATOES-Good Table Potatoes, Early Seed Potatoes, MANURES—Genuine Bonedust (coarse and fine), Boneflour, and Guano. SEEDS-Ryo Grass, Cooksfoot, Red and Whit 8 Clover, Sec, Sec DAIRY PRODUCE—Choioe Local and Tara uaki Roll Butter (in kegs and boxes), Prime Salt Butter, Cheese, TO ARRIVE — Seed Wheat, Fowl Wheat, Barley, Prime Sample Oamarn Pota i toes, and Lapstone Flukes, Bacon and Hams, Cheese, Oatmeal, Wood's Flour (In 100'b and 60's). THE ABOVE AT LOWEST RATES, GUNSON & MARTIN, GRAIN. SEED & PRODUCE MERCHANTS, AND COMMISSION AGENTS. 53, CUSTOM-HOUSE.STREET (Adjoining Messrs. Wlnstono's), Auckland, ■ , i '. = WANTED. WANTED KNOWN—Money to Lend on Personal Beourlty. Persons Borrow ing £5, receive £1 10s; £10, £9; £20. £18 ; £50, £15; repayable ia Weoklj or Monthly Instal ments. Strictest seoreoy. BlUs discounted dally.—London Loan and Discount Company High-street (between Shortland-Btreet and Vul can Lane). ___ ___ WANTED KNOWN — That C. W. GOODSON has lust received* per Halclono, 16 oases of Goods, oomprlslng the Very Latest Novelties from England and Con tinent. Among theso he would prominently bring to the notice of the publlo a very choice assortment of Oold and Silver Jewellery. which are marked at unprecodently low prioes, aa shown in window; also. Terra Gotta Wore In the most fashionable designs, consisting of Plaques, Flat Plaques, Vaseß, Roman. Grecian, &c. These Goods are all the rage at Home, and are sure to command a ready Bide. An Early Inßpeotlon ot the Immense and Varied Stook In the LONDON ARCADtC is requested. WANTED Known—That J. OosgrSve and Co. have the Largest and Best Stock of Men's and Boys' Clothing to ohoosai from In Anokland. . , ■ 'jmt ANTED KNOWN—Tnat E. PSrtor and Co. have Opened their New Ware house at Newmarket, with a Large Assortment ot Furnishing and General Ironinougory. All Goods at Town Prioes. ■ 7 ';■'■" WANTED KiiOWN,,thatE. MttcficV son St Co.; No. 19. Queen-street Wharf, ore selling Maize, Oats,. ;Bfan,'BharDfl, Flonr, Oatmeal, feo.. Stc, attest market rates. M WANTttD' K&yWN.— The Auckland ': Timber Company-;: LinJltcdVlldte: G. Holdship & Co.). are selling everjTidonaripllon of Timber & also. Sashes, Doors,'. Moulding Turnery, Fretwork,"&o,- 'aJtSSpee--^ LoW Prices.—Cußton&odseH3treatAWßßt.''y . ';. \»TA«TED" HWOWNV-F./ Shailcr, f v.; Tailor, JEd en :Terrai»,'i*f*next Eden r"'S. \lias , oommeuoed ::b'U£ilneßs7/*ln,*' the K&tfc^e Una, and tftfetts by Btriot attention 1 1»," a_* orders to merit a (air share of .1 p&fro'ragß from the nr.irtoußdlnK district, whore _m tailor i 3 mdohl'neou'ed, -Repalra neatly exe cuted, ftenttf^wn'mftterlalsmadanp. 1; -vi7'AKTEi)^"ENOW.N— CHEAP A. Tim- Vv ;.ftm'l iCHEiFTIMSBSI Am*;all other kinds o| Building Materials, can *a purchased cheaper and better than'anywhere oleo at the B& .Ms oID.GoIoM, Albert-street. There being manufactory for Joiners" Timber on the pre- J 'fhisoa, the fl-atomer has an additional oppor i .unity of getting timber. Wheel l {igw Materials always In stock.



.iiflUßamauiß, «3T ABBOTTS- Q P E R A JJ O U S E, Lessee.... „ „Mr. W. Hi Thompson. TO-M JKROW (TUESDAY), 4TH JULY, GRAND OPKINVG NIGHT ' OF liio.MpaoN'a Coi,o3Bal Mirror ■■• • or tub 2 ULU W AR! witnessed during tho last six woeta by over 200,000 persons. Pronounood by tbo entire Aus tralian Pross to bo the most artlntio painting that has ever boon exhibitor! in the Colonies. Illustrating on 30000 foot of canvas all tho prlnoipal events connected with thla campaign, FKOM THE FIRING OF THE FIRST SHOT TO THH CAPTURE OF CKTKWAYO. THE . ZULU KING. Mr Archibald Forbes, tbe celebrated War Correspondent, In bis loctnro on the Zulu War in Hydney, in the presanceot Lord Loftus and , suite, said that the Panorama of the Zulu War now taing exhibited in New Zealand bs Mr Thompson was a very faithful representation of the Zulu Campaign. Henry Emeden'a Marvellous Picture ol the BATTLE Of ISANDULA. 1 The last order given was: " Fix bayonets, men, and die like English so'dlers 1" The Sydney Evening News says: "The Battle of Isandula is depicted in a marvellous manner, and is a triumph ot the painter's art." THE MORNING AF I'ER THE BATTLE. The Sydney Morning Herald says:—The best entertainment in this oity now is Thompson's Diorama of the Zulu War. William Telblu's Beautiful Ploture ot the DEFENCE «F ROREE'S DRIFT. The gallant Bland ot 83 British soldiers against 1000 Zolus will always be remembered as the most brilliant achievement of the Zulu War, • THB BUFFALO RIVER-SAVING THE COLOURS. " They lost their lives, bnt s&ved the colours." THE B«r_ REGIMENT MARCHING DOWN REG-NT-STRBEr. LONDON, Oa their way to Zulaland. The " Sydney Eoho" says :—Those who desire an intellectual treat should witness an exhibi tion of Mr Thompson's Panorama ot the Zulu Campaign. Tno 918T HIGHLANDERS marching down the Toames .Embankment on their way to the Seat of War. 17th LANCERS Crossing Waterloo Bridge by Moonlight. THB WONDERFUL PORPEDO EXPLOSION (Slarvellous Mechanical Effect). The Grand Mechanical Siorama, In which thera are 1.000 moving figures t-howlng Lord Chelmsford's march to the relief of Colonel Pearsoa at Kkowo. By a new and novel ooa trivanoa, the whole of the country through which the troops passed Is shows to the audi ence. Tha "Sydney Daily Telegraph" says:—This portion ot the Diorama Is constructed with mar vollOQß ounning, and far exceeds anything of the kind ever shown In this city, PRETORIA—The Soene of the Boer Rebellion. The " Melbourne Argus " rays I—The platuro representlag the scenery In Zulaland in all Its variety—from lofty mountains to undulating plains, from rooky defiles to the most charming sylvan views-are works at a high order ol art, The LAAGER MODE OF DKFENOffi.-How Sir George Colley was defeated at Majuba Hill. Gordon and Hartford's magnificent plotare of THE BATTLE OF ULUNDI. The Melbourne "Ago"says:—The battle of Ulundt was bo reallstlo aa to call forth a loud ohoor from tho largo audience assembled. DEATH OF THE PRINCE IMPERIAL. One who lived a spotless life, and died a sol. dler's death, fighting in onr cause In Zalnland. RETURN OP the TROOPS AT SPITHEAD. One ot the most artistlo scenes ever presented to an audience. Concluding with a Grand MECHANICAL DIORAMA, In whioh there are 5000 moving figures, repre senting the FUNERAL PROCESSION Olthe PRINCE IMPERIAL Starting from the Arsenal at Woolwioh, and showing the whole of the oonatry to Chlslehurst, GRAND TRANSFORMATION SCENE. Showing the.lntorior of St, Mary's Chapel dur ing tha ceremony. EVERY EVENING, At the termination of the entertainment, the Proprietor will distribute A NVMBBR 6F ELEGANT AND COSrLY PRKBENTS. Consisting of Gold and Silver Watohes, Suites of Furniture, Pianos, Horses, Buggies, Suits of Clothes. Tea and Coffee dervioos. Liqueur Stains, Papior Maobd Tablet, and 100 COBTLY PRESENTS, Amointing In valne to £800 per week. Doors opon at 7.30; overture at. 8 o'olook. Prices of Admission—Drees Clrole and Or chestra Stalls, 3s; -talis, 2s fid: fit Is. Chil dren half prloe ro Dress Olrola and Stalls only. Box Office at E. Wayte's, Bookseller; Queen street. Deserißtlve Lecturer........Mr. W. Thompson. P ' ' ~ . aa • Medioal. The English Pharmacy, 181, QUEEN-STREET, (Telephone No. 10) AND JNuRTH OHORE JLHARMAOy (a Branoh ot the above). GARDNER, M.p!s. o,'~Eng., CHEMIST." AU Prescriptions sent out from these Establish ments may be relied upon as being prepared With the scrupulous nicety which characterises Modern Hiret-class .. Dispensing. Formula) prepared according to the different London Hospi'als; Brltlth, German, and the United States Pharmaoopteiss, and the Frenoh Codex. 184, QUEEN-BTRERT?'&~NORTH SHORE '• QHOULD BE IN EVERY HOUSE.' OKAWFORD'S SARSAP A R I h LA TONIC Is an lnvaluableremedy for Nervousness, Giddl' ness, Low Spirits, Indigestion, Headache, Chronlo Dlarrhma. Impoverished Blood, General Debility, Neuralgia, Pimples ' and Blotches on tho faoe, Eruptive diseases rf. the -kin, Sec; and as an APPETIZER; it, stand unrivalled, It never disturbs the tnost deilo&te Btomaoh, but In most cases greatly assists' DIGESTION and ASSIMILATION ot 0 NU-RDMBNT.7 "ff . . .pp. . BUSINESS MEN, 'GOOD TEMPLARS, and then will find \gf\l a lung-felt want, as A RESTORATIVE and STIMULANT, of groat power, without having resort to >toxi.oati;ng liquors, ;■ 7 To Praifcir the 8100d,v,, \i '- CRAWFORD'S ■ V S ARSA:P:^KiL:L A.'T'6;Nl*o^ Is certainly emwrlpr to most ot iho msdloto' ; sold for this irarposG. and by its judloioaa use many a serious iUnous mlghn be averted, Ana hundroda savb theinsalves a tot of m__erlnß and . expense thoy now Incur through negleotlng to take notloe of many .little disorders thata few' doses of this TONIO would speodlly remove 1 it is VERY E&KASANT _Q. TAKE, and. being , oompoundad of only Harmless Drugs, may be >. taken by anyone, however DELICATE, with; • SAFETY and BENEFIT. '..-■ P -'• -;7 7. Prepared only by * |- q;- r] aw f 0 n,7..jL, J PHAHMAOKUTIOAL CfIKMBT'••-'-•_• I 7 •" . HE Wj.T Oj» -_' ;;-'" ' £■ ' '•'■'• <P' ' .AOCRXAKD, '--;7 , :.,*• Sold In ______; Sb. Raeh'" 5 'oiTl' • SIREBTy VNEWTON ROAD, I JL ". AND SXMONDS-SI'REBT, J A'Bus will leave the Anokland Hotel, Qnoeti ,. Btroet, 08 above, evory hour, First tripHs7.3o 1. mor/Ilng. • ....-,■ _ ■**¥ 1 : ii: x P. COLLINS, Proprietor.



—i Amusements. Theatre Ii oya l. Proprietor- '.. _ K. J. DeLias Manager- ~-_. „.. Mr John L, Hall Business Manager Mr Frank M.Wiltnott Btage Manager ........Harry Befton Continued Success of John L, Hall's Comedy Company 1 TO-NIQHTJ Mnn/1o „ T „,„« /TONIGHT TO-NIGHT* Monday. Jnly 3. JT^xggrfc (By special request), RIP VAN WINKLrt 1 The good■ natnred RIP VAN WINKLF }Or, Dutchman of the RIP VAN WINKLK J CatsklllMountain^ JOHN L. HALL as RIP (as played by him thrauehout tho Colonies, Kngland, Iroland, and - Now Zealand, with ouch Immense suoeasß), RIP VAN WINKLE 1 . * RIP VAN WINKLE! RIP VAN WINKLE! RIP VAN WINKLE! In aotlvo preparation, tbo lat _t London and American furore, now in its 800 th performance in London only, playing in Syanoy Its 50th time. THK UUV'NOR. Prices: Dress Circle, XI: Smlls, 2/5; Pit. 1/. Box-office at Upton's. Carriages at 10.30. ST. CLAIR JONES, Agent. A NY infringements of Mr. J, L. Hall's rV Dramatic Authors' Rights will ba dealt with according to law. . , Fr»kk M. Willmott, Business Manager for J, L. Hall, JjORNE JStREET H.ALL. TO-MORROW, TUESDAY, JULY 4th, 1882 (American Independence). GRAND VARIETY CONCERT AND BALL; As a Complimentary Benefit to MR WILLY WESLEY (Late Mastodon Minstrols), Prior to taking his departure for Sydney. Tendered by the leading Amateurs ot Anokland, Front Seats and Ball, 3i: Second Seats. 2s: Gallery, Is. H. DEAN. Manager., 10. G. T., ONEHU NG A. • A PUBLIC ENTERTAINMENT Will be given in the Masonic Hall, Onehnnga, on TUESDAY, Ith July, at 8 p.m., by S.ilobs* from H.M.S. Nelson, consisting of Songs, Music Recitations, Stc. Proceeds in aid of tho New Good Templar Hall, now baing erected in Onehunga, Admission:-Front Seats and Gal lery. Is Od; Back Tioaiß, Is. Children, to all parts of tho Hall, Gd. OT, THOMAS'S SCHOOL-ROOM," An ENTERTAINMENT, comprising Vocal and Instrumental Selections, Recitations, &o„ concluding with a Ventriloqulal Performanon, will ba given in above building on TUESDAY, Ith July, at 8 p.m. Admission—One Shilling. ST. JAMES'S HAL L. WELLINGTON-3TREET. ON WEDNESDAY NEXT. JULY 5, The Popular Temperance Service of Song, "JOHN TREGKNOWETH: HIS MARK," Will be Performed by the Choir and Friends* ' of the BAND OF HOPE UNION) \] (Conductor, Mr R, Tudehopo) For Speolal Entertainment of the OFFICERS AND MEN OF H.M.S, NELSON. .' Mrs HAMPSON has kindly consented to road he Narrative, and -His Worship the Mayor baa promised to preside if possible. V * Doors open at 7.30; commence at 8 o'olook, s -, ' ADMISSION", Is; Reserved Seats, 2s. ■_a_H^S-Br Citizen s> Ball. Tho Citizens' Ball to Commodore Erskino and * the Officers ot H.M.S. Nelson, will be givon In tho CHORAL HALL on THURSDAY, 6TH JULY. TioKKTS-Ladies, Wi 6d ; Gentlemen's, 21s, may bo obtained from Members of Commlttoo, or tho Secretaries. R. H. STEVENSON,) Hnn HB „ JOHN MARSHALL,/ H. on' Seoß' TENDERS. "VTEW ZEALAND VRAILWAYS. No. 25, NO. 26, and No. 27 STATION BUILD* ' INGS CONTRACTS. Publlo Works Office,- Auokland, 29th June, 1882. Separate Tenders for each ot the abovonamefi Contraots .will bs rooeivea at this Offloe until Noon ot SaTUWIAY, 15th Jnly, 1682, Each Contract include? the Construction of Threa Fifth-class Stationmaetors' aud Gatekeepers* Houses, at specified positions on the Kaipara-, Walknto Hallway. Plans, specifications,, and ' conditions of contract oan be seen at this Offlce, - at the Public Works Office, Hamilton; and at the Warden's Office, Thames. Tenders must ba addressed to the b on. .the Minister for Publlo Works, Auckland,and marked outside," Tender for No. 25, Tender for No. 2a, and Tender foe / No. 27 Station Buildings Contract" respectively. The lowest or any tender not necessarily ac cepted. Byoommand, ' W.H.HALES, : ... Distriot Engineer. . AUCKLAND HARBOUR BOARDS TENDERS FOR BUIHHNG TWO BOATS. Harbour Board Office, Auckland, June 29,1882. : Tenders will be received at this offloe until TURSD AY, the llth Jnly next, at noon, for Building Two Boats, in terms of specifications ' ■* to be Been at the Engineer's Offloe. The lowest or any Tender not necessarily accepted. - • . Tenders to be endorsed," Tender tor Boats." , bvk. ooiip~bhf., >>'>7: - " Chairman. — '• — -—. —::"..,, ■,'•':- —7-7*7 rjl O B U I L D E RS. Tenders will bo reoeived no till; Noos on ', -f- WEDNESDAY, 13th July; lor the re:OMOtlo«i OS | theExohange Hotol, ParnelL DrttWliiß* iiiadl srjoolfloationß at my offloe,'Hoffmann. oqslft- - ings, Queen , f - ..■-...;■ , ROBERT M. WATT. Arobitooto y np O B U' IJ.:' %7 :M^irisp'^: Tenders Invltsd until tiobn of 7)A'fUi:lVv Bth July, tor the ICreotloii of a Show andj3rfij_£ Ing-houso, corner Of JMnltllh Hoad>.ii*Kr_in« street, Hcneonbr. Plans,*ssa,_t my office Hoifinsfln's itatldimt* ' "-."■'■■■--. . .'?*>*• OjKNBULU ~-■■';' " • Architect,' r'jl-0 B U I L D X &~~a.' Tenders will ba received up to*'»fson mi Completion of Additions to the Baals of New * Zaalard, Auckland. :._,..,, ji« ««,«"** Plana, ttc, at our offloes, Queen-street, V 7 EDW, MAHONEY & SON, 7 ' a-*- Arohlteots. fjl O , B U I L D E B 8. , Tenders WiUbersoelved up to noon on FRI- P iM5 ay7> H>r the Erection of aUiKeßnUd _K„? Wau-annl for the New Zealand LoanTanfl Mercantile Agency Company (Limited). Plans, &o„ at our offices. Queen-street. EDW. MAHONEY & SON. .•.'■■ a" \ Architects. . ij,^. fqh'O'V. B TL I LP E R & [, Tenders will bo received until Noon of TBURSpAY. July oth, for the EwotloiTß-a '■ ' Completion of Brlok Shop and Dwelling-houso ' I 77 at Devonport, North Shore. """TT -M EDWARD BARTLEY, V >7 .■■-■;.■■-■..■ ''~.•'. Architect. .„. " m O B U I L.D-ByR g. Wanted .Known, that .._*.'MANDER -hag''-* opened a yard at Onehunga, and Is prepared to • ' .- supply Building Material of' beat .quality at ' Horrent rates. Cash Customers liberally deati ,-,. .With. -.«'■-. . " ■ ENDERB will bbr-ecelved until Friday" \ Julr i, for the erection ot a Four-roomea ," Houseiln.Ber_ifort!-3treet.-Flans at-R.,Eagle. AM toa'a, HalMresser,.QueenJßtteet..7j: -.-.-7** - A~--'Km \S>* V. - S T E V E N S Z\J!h HOUSE.LAND, ANDO6MMIdBION _*H AGENT, 187, QO-EN-fiTBKKT, Auckland, _ex»**S«« Union Bank, ; .'v".-,. . * ,- V*v3 Houeos and othor property1 valued," A&xuveflt 7" ' executed. ■ Money advanced on HotuiifeLancL '^ -'■& . and Crops. Money 'oat iov,ucis of «lir„wartl» , for short iwrlrxis yu.o_iy Urjns. -MOrtuilsw '/" ---', n6Mti6ted,_if.*l^Mr fitevajss having iSm»:!f_m '-, InNoxlti ». ~". , CbrlsttMifch, sues »)aa«. HA ■ SdtOi.cac oilot spteiv-ssdyante-jfla to nia ciw^,>sffig