The Auckland Evening Star.

Vol. XIIL-No. 3,579.

AUCKLAND, N.Z., SATURDAY, JANUARY 38, 1883.

(Published Daily).

PRICE: OK ill PENNY



Shipping. . . I TNION STEAMSHII I""" \J~"^3 \J COMPANY OF NK\* lj ,'<^ A ZKAIiAND (LiMiTBD). ' .~..5^A Time Tablb— ,[|. January, 1881. ITOK M3HORNB, KAPI3IJ. WKLLmGTON I,YTTKJiTON, fOJ'.T OUALMKRB. AfJD BIiUI pF lIROM QnKBW-BTrKigT WHABJ) Steamer. Sato of Sailing, Latest Train. rotokua Thura.,Feb.2,loa.m. — lUNgmiooma Thurs,,Fob. 0,111 a.m. — Bookinn Cargo to Tolago Bay. SrfFr~-JtANA)a. NKLSOJN, PICTON, WKI/ . r,INBTON. LYTTKLTON, AND W«BX ■ 'JOJST VOlltS ITBOM MANUgAP) s'KNaniN Tuesday, 31, 5 p.m. i,lsp.m, Wanaba On arrival Of mail — UOli AJKLBOURNB. Via OOUTH. StoTomiit Thurs. Feb. 2,10 a.m. - liiNdAuooMA Thurs.Fob.9,loa.m. — jOalUngatHobart. * FOR SYDNEY. Ueuo Friday, Feb.lo.noon J — "~~FOlt LKVUKA AND BUVA. BolmriiiiN OBQSa | Wed., fob. I,6pm I - ~~~ FOR RUSSELL. Kotompa I Taoßday, 31, S p.m. I — During January and February, Exouralon Re turn Tlekots will bo Issuod at Reduced Ratea, available for return until Slat Maroh. ter Usrgo nui»t be aloncslde one hour botorfl time ot departure. Fiibi^ik" tickets mnit be taken at the ofaoe Ijfitojn embarking, 2infkl»jid Branoh I 13 QnOOTI-BHOBt _ ( »si UXJSAM TO IiUHDUW. X orie^tTink. ahe iouowmg steamaWps \» IoPKInR to the Orient Steam Navigation Com pr.nyiLln)ltoA),andtheFaolfloßtoamNarlgaUon Company wiU leave SYDNEY at the under mentioned dates for MELBOURNE. ADK- IiAll.) HJ and LONDON, via Sues Canal i— ijtenmor. I iteg. Ton'ge | Pntc S3It7RIA,._«. • 4,668 February 17 POVOsI _„ ft.210 MaiohS CHIMBOUAZO..^ 3.847 Maroh 17 JOHN KLDKB.,., 1,152 March3l SOKATA ; ■, 1011 April U And the Service will be maintained Dy sao ooodl^K Btonmors at intervals of a Fortnight. Auckland passengers for Llguria proceed per Horo on 10th Fobreary. '•* >tv to iiondon, 15 to 70 guineas. Sr.cz (tonalDnes, 8s in addition. Parcola booked through to London, V'L'.aikmAera o<>.n book from Anokland at a through rate to oover Intercolonial fare ana Canal dues, and so secure spooial advantages. Passages from London oan be grantea In Anokland. For plans and full particulars, apply, w London, to F. Green & Co., and Anderson, Anderson & Co., Joint Managers ot the Lino; Cr to tha Auonts in Auoklana UNION STRAMSHIP CO. OF N.Z, iiiDamil, Queen-stxeet A^Sv PASSENGERS' LIISJS OF ,;^v JT PACKETS TO NEW ZEA 3WHK OWNED BY~MEBSRB. BHAWJ BAVILLK, & CO., 31, Loadenhall-Btreet, London, Tho abovo line of ships are regulv traders to all tho principal ports In New Zealand. The) ore clipper ships, olossod 4.1 at Lloyds', and com monded by experienced xasters. The bill ot faro Is moat Bnbstantlal, and ot tho bent quality, and tho accommodation roomy and convenient, Tho umlorsigned are empowered to grant pas- Bsiriia from London tp New Zealand, paymont for which have been guaranteed In the colony. Return ships to London also leave at almost rcsnilar Interval*. Kull particulars on applloatlon'to L. D. NATHAN & C 0.,") OWKN X UKAHAM, )■ Agents, UKUICRHUANK & CO. J nXs aji XO TttE .THAMES, ÜB&mß&m> OHINKMURLWAITEKAURI, WAIHI. TK AROHA GOLDFIKLDS. MOR BINaVILLE, WAITOAPLAINS. ANDGRANT AND FOSfKR'S SETTLEMENT. ENTERPRISE NO, 2, P.S. TE AROHA, & P.S. PATIKI, From Auokland i From Thames i - — Saturday, 3.30 p.m, Monday, 10 p.m. Tuesday, 7 P.m. Wednesday, 10 p.m. Thursday, D a.m. , Friday, 11 p.m. Saturday, 9 p.m. The time table of river steamers to be seen at Enterprise Office, Wharf. FARM! To Thames _ Saloon. 7s M; Steerage, h To Ohlnemurl through, Ss extra To To Aroha through, 10s extra Not responsible for shipping, carrying, or dis charging live stock, A.N.S. FKRKY CO., Aoenth SJ&c s QTEAM TO THAMES, CAR. &M&;.£j RYING PASSENGERS AND CARGO, OOWNKOTIIfO WITH OHINI- MtTBI, OMAHU, WAITOA PLAINB, AND MOBBTHB vir.r.i: (PlAkO Distrlot). Tims Tablb, ■ S.S, ROTOMAHANA, From Auckland I Saturday, 8 night Tuesday. 10 morning Wednesday, 10,30 morning From Thames: Saturday, 12 noon Sunday, 2 afternoon Tuesday, 1.30 afternoon Wednesday, S afternoon Freight through to Te Arohß, Zss per ton. No cargo received within bait an hour Of ad vertised tlrao of leaving. Return Tiokets will be Issued, available from January 27 till February i (Inclusive): Baloon, Ten Shilling's; Steerage, Seven Shillings ana Sixpence. FKAGKR ft TINNK Agent , tSEkSfc^. IJNUKBASED COMMUNIOA- SsSSES X TION BETWEEN AUOKLAND *»"*»» AND NORTHERN WAIROA. Tho Kalpara B.S. Co.'s s.s. DURHAM Now runs a Special Tri-weekly Service to Northern Wairoa, leaving HelensvlUe after the arrival of thoi. 30 train from Auokland on Fri days, returning from Dargaville by Monday morning's tide. She leaves Belensville again n Tuesday as un This extra tcp will be continued nntll further notion. W. LODDER, Manager ,ii»M&- CJTEAM TO WADE AND Sg|!j|gg£Q OREWA. S.S. MA R."~I O N date Mary Allent, From Auckland: From Wade I Tnoaday, 31.1 p m Wednesdor. 1.6.30 am Thursday, 2,2pm Friday, 3,7 am Saturday, 1,3 om Monday, 6,Bam For Orewa: From Orewa: Tuesday. 7,3 a m Wednesday, 8,9 a m Weather and other olroumatances permitting, , Parcels to bo left and particulars obtained from Hendry and Whitley, No. i, Queen-street ' (next Thames Hotel,) ■siaisfxtjw* The fast and favourite n.r, COROMANDEL, Captain, W. D. Hargrave, Timb-Tablk. Sl ;s y f«% «l^r Weather and other circumstances permit«W. All parcols to be prepaid at office, ho. w, Quuon-Htroot Wharf. A. R. H, BWINDLBY, Manaßer. ia^f, TI^AIUKU & ONEHUNGA aStaSv V> BTBAMNAVIGATIO:ICo. -WffißS**(LlMlTltD). TIMB TABLB-JANUARY, 1882, H.S. MANUKAU. Leaves Onehunga i Leaves Weinjkn I 28-Baturday. 11.30 a m 28-Saturday, iSO p m 30-Monday,3pm 31-Tuesday,7.3oam 1-Wednesday ,spm l-Wednesday. 9pm • i-Saturday.6.3oam l-Saturday,Uam For Manukau Heads, every Thursday at gam By order ot the Directors, all freight must be prepaid, CUNNINGHAM. Agent. aiHdfe. OX aAM TO THE HOT «3^>fe SPRINGS. MAHURANGt KAWAU. AND OMAHA. s:tia B.S, IWSB CABKY, Al at LlOTai I W. SomerviUa. Master. For Hot Sprhiga, Matakona, .Kawan, ana Omaha-ffivoi7 Tuesday at 11 0 oIoOK, re ffoAYot'spdnsa aDd^tthurangt-Every Thurs day aud, BattmW at 11 a.m., roturnlng on Monday and ifrlday. No Vatoela ot QoodTtakon without Bhlpplng MM Foritelgut ot passage appjy to WKJKBNg|



Shipping:, -tok^-. T>ENIN»ULAK AHD OKI «&4N KC^Yf AM NAVWJ The Comoany's Steamships (under oontrai With the Vlotorlan Government for the conve' anoe of her Majesty's malls) will bo despatched Rtnamnr I llOavo I Leave I Leave ateamer. 1 8ydBey ) MelD - rn . [ Gl{ , nel KHBDIVK. Jan. 28 Feb. 1 Feb. 3 MIRZA.PORK FebO Fob 15 Fob 17 RO3ETTA _.__ Fob 23 Marl Mar 3 A83AM...... Mar 3 Mar IS Mar 15 And thenceforth every alternate wookT Route:—lt Is Intondod to donpatoh thoe stoamora for Plymouth and London vlaPolu dv Gallo. Pnanonti ors ror Knßland will therefor not roquiro to chango fitohincre. . RatOß of pasßage money to Plymouth or Lot don I £70 first, and £15 socond-olasB; Italia ports, <S6S first, and iSJIO Beoond-clues. For fnrthe particulars respecting posac- go monoy and frelKb apply to CRUICESHANK & CO- Aeentfl. 18. Queen-Btroot. Anokland, ts&cSs. P Olt LOWDON To follow tlio Stracnthro. Tho Clipper Barquo ANTAKES, Captain A. Lewis, will load for tho above port For freight, &c, apply to OWJIN & GSAHAM. Agents. fiJtS^ T\EVON PORT STEAR J^^j^S, JL/ FKRRY CO. (Limitkd), TIMB TABLE, From Aookland toNortfi Hhohk-7.301ira 8.30, B', 0.30, 10\ 10.30, 11, 11.30", 12 noon, 12,30 p m, 1,30, 2. 2.30, 3*. 3.30, d, 4.30*. 6, 6.30*. 0, 0.30, 8 10.11. (Saturdays only—l p m instead of 12.30 11.15 instead of 11). Fbom North Shore to Auckland—7 a m 7.30.8,8.30*. 9,9,30*. in, 10.30*. 11,11.30,12 noon* lpm, 1.30*, 2. 2,30*. 3, 3.30', i, 1.30, 6*. 6.30,6* 7.20,8,30,10.30. SUNDAY, Fkom Auckland to North SnoitE.-10,30 am 1* pm, 1.30, 2.30, 3*. 3.30, i, 1.30*. 6.30*, 6, 6.30 8.30. From North Bhork to Auckland—lo a m 12.30 pm, 1,1.30*. 2, 3, 3.30*. i, 1.30,6*. B*. 8. *To and from Devonport Wharf, Fbom Auckland to Northcote—B.ls a m 10.30. It P m, 2,6.10, fl\ . From Nobtiiootb to Auckland-8.45 a in 11,1.30tpm, 2.30,5.30,9.30*. ♦On Wednesday and Saturday only. t Omitted on Saturday. SUNDAY, From Auorct and to Noutiiootk—lo a in, ! pm, 5,10. Fbom Nobthcotb to Auckland—lo.ls 2.30 6,30, BKNJ. TANNBR, Bocrotary D.S.F. Co. (Limited), riAO SHIPOWNERS ANE fejOfiSlV JL OTHERS. JHBBgJT Tho Wcstport Colliery Companj (Limited) are open to Charter vefr bglh up to 11 feet draft, to carry ooals from Westport to New Zealand Ports, . For particulars, apply to undersigned. W. HAY DICKBON, Dunedln, Jane. 1881, Seoretarr> • fia&^lVrOlil'UlsßN STEAMSHIP jfeSSjsiJl CO. (LIMITED). ™F"rtW TIMK TABLB—JANUARY (Weather and other Clronmatances Permitting). »OR TAUBANQA AND BAY OF FLBNTY POETS. BTKAMKK. I PATH OF SAII.ISQ. Wollington 1 Tuesday, 31et, 5 p.m. ~ | Thursday, 2nd Fobrcary IConnocta at Taurocga for Opotlkl and Bay of Plenty Ports every Tnosday FOR BUSSKLL, WHANQAROA, & MANOOMPI, Blenelg I Tuesday. 31, 5 p.m. FOB WHANGABXI, WIIANGARKI HBADS, AND MANOAPAI. I Kvery Tuesday at 6 p.m. Argyle I (Carrying passengers and cargo . I for Walpn). FOB WHANQARKI AND WHAJ<»ARgI HEADS. . I Kvery Friday, at 5 p.m. Argylo I (Carrying passengers and cargo I for Walpn). FOR WAIWERA AND RUSSELL. Kvery Saturday, at 3 p.m., leaving lona Walwera for Auckland ovory Tuesday, at 9 a.m. FOR WAIWERA AND WHANQARBI. Kvery Wednesday, at i p.m., leav lona ing Waiwera for Auckland every . Friday, at 9 o.m. FOB COKOMANDEL (carrying passengers only). ; lona | Kvory Taesday and Friday, i p.m. FROM COROMANDEL. ■ rm.« I Bvery Wednesday and Saturday, lona I at 9 a.m. FOR WANOANUI, CALLING AT NEW PLY MOUTH AND OPUNAKE (from Onohunga). Rowenaorl Monday, 30,3 p.m. Maogregor I A, Barnes, Agent at Onehunga. FOR (FROM ONEHUNQA). iw«»™«,»«» I Wednesday, Ist February, noon Macgregor| A . Barnes, Agent at Onehnnga. FOR MANGAWAL Flngal I Kvery Thursday, 4 p.m. FOB.MBRCPBY BAY. Ftngai I Tuesday. 31at, at i p.m. No oargo received after i p.m. Small paroela prepaid at tho office on the whaif, Possage tiokets must be taken at the Com pany a Office, :No. 67, Queen-streot, Auokland. A. MOSRKGOR, Managing Director ... Boots and Shoes sizes, at Lowet Citr Prices. T O O X f\ U TJ BLUE BOOT! 9flt BLUE BOOT I Just Landed, Per Arawata, Hero, and Loch Urr, 20 TRUNKS Olf LADIES' FANCY BOOTS AND SHOKsl^Sa^makera? 61- Also, a lahqh Stock or BEST BNQLISH BOOTS. All Seasonable Qoods. C. BKUOKES, OPPOSITB OARLICK AND CRANWELL'S, QUKKN-STRKKT. Medical. " QHOULU BE IN EVERY HOUSE." CRAWFORD'S BAR SAP A R. I L L A TONIC Is an Invaluable remedy for Nervousness, Qlddl ness, Low Spirits, Indigestion, Headaoho, Chronlo Dlarrhcea, Impoverished Blood, General Debility, Nourolgia, Pimples and Blotches on tho face, Eruptive diseases cf the Skin, &c; and as an APPETIZER, it stands unrivalled. It never disturbs the most delicate Btotnaoh, but in most cases greatly assists DIGESTION and ASSIMILATION of oil NIHRIMENT. BUSINESS MHN, GOOD TBMPLARB. na Others will find in it a long-felt want, as A RKSTORATIVK and STIMULANT of grea power, without having reßort to INTOXICATING LIQUORS. TO PURIFY THE BLOOD, CRAWFORD'S SARSAPARILLA TONIC Is certainly superior to moat of the medlcinei sold for this purpose, and by its judicious n i many a serious illness might be averted, ant hundreds save themselves a lot of suffering a t expense they now incur through neglecting ti take notice of many little diaorderathat* toy dosea of this TONIC would speedily remove; I Is VERY PLEASANT TO TAKK. and beini compounded of only Harmless Drugs, may b, taken by anyone, however DEMOATB. irttl SAFKTY and BENEFIT. Prepared only by CBAW F O B D PHAiUiACEUTICAL CnKMIST, N E W T ON Auckland. Bolvi in Bottles ait 69. Each



Bosiness OardeiJ f m niiAKKH BROTHERS j, KJ ARTIST PHOTOGRAPHERS _ (OPPOSITE UNION BANK), « 9 QOEEN-S TKK XT, AUOELI K,D Phutofrraphy In tho Latest and Moat Fashionable Stylos, Kxooutod Id | a manner Unsurpassed j in tho Colonies, liARdJI COLLECTION NKW ZEALAND VIBWf jj Always on Hand :e \\T ILLIAM THOMAS, ~ V T Corner of Ijorno and Vlotorla-atreeta, n Auckland Kant ir MONUMENTAL, MARBLE, AND GKNKBAI STONEMASON, ABGHITKCTUKAL SCULPTOR AND CAEVER, Insorlptlonß accurate and beautiful Monumonts, Tombs, Headstones, and ovorj deaorlptloa of Stono Work at tho lowest possible » prices (or town and nonntrr WJKLLKSL BY-STREET Oil, COLOUR, & GUMsS WARKHOUBE.- C. G. llili, Importor ol Paporhangings, Oils, Colours, GlnBS, Varnish, Whlto Lead, ka., GUI and Stained Mouldings and Plotoxos, &o. Plc turo-franiing to order. Just landed, ex ' Core nllla' and ' Loch Doon,' 215 packages Paper '• hangings, Whlto Load, Oils &e.—Ploase note tho address: WoUosloy-gtreot West (opposite Market entrance). - /^ X B AND V OT T IS It, . VJT COA'JH-BUHiDKKB, 1 GREY-STRKET, AUCKLAND. N.H.-tron-bark Shafts, Spokos, Felloos. Blue Gum and kinds o( Hardwood, at Lowoat Market Prices. '' JOHN BOYLAN, C.X.] [ROUT, LUNDON, C.X, !, DOYLAN AND LUNDON, '. IJ> CIVIL ENGINEERS, i. Licensed Land Transfer Survkyors ;. AUTHORISED NATIVK LAND SURVEYORS, ' ENGINEERING AND QUANTITY SURVEYORS. COLONIAL BANK BUILDING, I, AUCKLAND. ■■ '• HBTABLIBBBD 1886. i, ]Vf R T- TRAFFORD, BURGEON DENTIST W AKKf IBLD-BTHKBT. RSAB QUBBM-BTKIRi '' Palnloes Extraction of Teeth by the Oxide* :, * Nitrogon Gas. Professional Hours-9 a.m. till fi'p.m. "fcTEWTON VENETIAN BUND J3i WOKE 2 GBO. TUCKER, • VJSNKTIAN BLIND MAKKR AND WIRB . WOKKKK, KAMMQAHAFI KOAD, HItWTOW, ) Venetian Blinds of the best quality mnde and fixed at Is pei foot, wirowori-., of any descrip tion and pattern, made to order r Hminlrs nnatlr exeontnd. ■ "j Hp £ L il a" JtUL 1 O • LADDER & BARROW MAKER, 80 and 82, Victoria-strkkt. Svory Description of Ladders, Btepß, Harrows, 1 arrow Whoels, Clothes Horses, Clothes Boxes, . Travelling Chests, &c, on hand or made to , order. A-Überal dlsooont allowed to Contractors and on wholesale order. Shop and Office Fittings, and all kinds of Job , blng Work done by oxperlenoed workmen on - tho shortest notice. N.B.—Ladders, stops and Barrown lent on hire, Violins bought, One or two superior old Violins tor sale t also, . a Rood V\ollncollo; ohf.no. HENRY BRACK & CO. (LIMITED), WHOLKSALK MANUFACTURERS J AND IMPORTERS Of all kinds of SADULKRY, Uiou-sthkkt, Auckland. , KDW. JNO. COX, Managor. TjIDWAKD 1$ ARXJU KY, ' ABCIUTKCT, ( BTICHBURYB BUILDIHO QUKKN-STBEKT. AMES a U I C H JS X, CARTB-R. CONTRACTOR. SO Goods Carted and Dollvorod from ship's Bide On Shortest Notice. Ballast Supplied. Newcahtlk and Bay or Islands Coal, : Also. Firewood (ont and nnontl reasonable. JAMES STEWART, CIVIL ENGINEER AND AUTHORISED &URVKYOK, CORNKR OF SHORTLAND AHD O'CONNJtLL- STREETS. rpUAJyIiSJS UAKtfIAUK AJND URAY JL FACTORY, JAMES MAOK 18, • Propriktoe, victoria 81rbkt bast, auckland, Repairs of /Ivory Description In Wood and.lron neatly oxooutod on the Shobiest Notick. BPRINGS MADE AND KEPALKED, "*~ N.B.—Conn trr Orden pnnotuaUr attended to. OOK-BINDINu & PAPER-RULING | £ WILLIAM LEYS, 4 I t BOOK-BINDER, PAPER-RULER. 4 f, \. MERCHANTS' ACCOUNT BOOKS Ruled 3 ||i %> and Bound to Pattern, »| E" t MUSIC, MAGAZINK3, BIBLBB 1 jlii *■ AND PRAYKR BOOKS, *| BOUND IN ALL STYWCB, % i Three Doors above Stab Office, ( BAKBR81 SPECIAL KULED DAY-BOOKS. 1 LIBRARY »K>KB STRONG 8c OHKAPLY , BOUND, J^ uyrl«NE ,X XO «, • AUCKLAND STBAM WOOD TURNING FACTORY, Wyndham Btrkkt ' (Next Bbakbbfkabb Hothl), Harlng introduced Steam Power, he is now pro I pared to make a Reduotlon of Twenty Her Gen off he price of all common work. Bar Country Orders pnnotnallT attended to "1 ÜBfIUKKSON, HOUSB, SHIP, SIGN, ANJ) QBNBRAIi DBCORATIVB PAINTKR, JIO. 8. WYKPHAM-STBKKT. XJK JS LA JM V U JK U 1 iIJS KH, , WOOL MBRCHANTB, TANNEES AND LEATHER MAHUFAOTUBKES, IMPORTERS OF Saddlers' and Bootmakers' Machinery, Bngllßh and Forolgn Loather, Saddlery, Saddlers' Ironmongery, Boot Uppers, Grindery, Mill Bolting, Suction and Deliverr Hose, 5c0., &o. Waiehouses!—Vulcan Lane and High street Works i—Panmure. Auokland. ' Constituents' Orders Promptly and carefully Breonted. AKNOCK BROTHERS, SOAP AND CANDLB MANUFACTURERS, o,o^'S C|REEK, RICHMOND, OTIOK 1 BUBTJAM-STBEKT, AUOKLANU, Cash Porohoserß of Tallow, Wool, Shoopskins, • and Bones. i / THK 1 / TTAPAI rtORN T>ROOM po. I I (UNLIMITED), Temporary Promises i OUSTOM-HOUSB-STRKBT WEST, 1 Nic Ait tbb Dock. L i . FT UGH K. GILMOUR (Late Thomas J. Uorbntt), STEAM BRUSH, PORTABLE FORGE, AND BELLOWS FACTORY, VIOTOEIA-STRKET EAST, B Anokland. c m A I T KKOTHEKS S A MARBLB AND FRBKSTONKyMASONB S Monuments, Head-stoneß. Tombs, bd4 o Iron Tomb Railings. y ISSOBIPTIONB KXEOUTED IN A BUPKBIOB BTYLK. t Psuoua and Dbsisnb FRBB on Applloatlon, 8 Addbess :— c • Cobneb or h Rutland and Lornk Streets, AUCKLAND Wear Jnnctlcc ot Qqoon and Wakefigld atreots! miiiLivi's (S sua, © OIL, COLOUR, AND GLASS I, MERCHANTS, Importoro|ot Paperhanßintfa, i^critn, Palnte, Olle 'fnrpcntlne, Colonrk, Varnishes, Vrenoh Polish Gold Leaf, Artiatg' Colours and Brushes; Plate Shoot, Crown, Ornamental, and PhotoKrsphl; Glohs : Ploturo,Krame9 and Tapestry Mouldlngi Clock tuitl Composa Glosses, Gluzed &ashea one Doars, QIBS3 out to size and oaref nlly poked



Business woticea, "VTOTICE OF REMOVA L.— .1.1 R. T. DeSILVA haa Removod to more suitablo promises. Cosmopolitan Buildings (next tho Cosmopolitan Hotel), one door from Queon streot, where lx> will still endeavour to give 1 them every satisfaction. Meals and Refresh ments from 7 a.m. to 12.30 a.m. 1 f^OOD NEWS! OOOD NEWS! VJT MO3T INTERESTING FACTS I That ROBERT TUUEHOPB, Plumbkk, UPPER QUEKN-STKKKT, AUCKLAND, j Can now supply COSRUGATKI) TANKS, Poutaulb Hip, Plunge,, and siiowkr BATna, Also, Portable Fuunaoics and Coopkb WAanmo Boilkks, at Cheapest Rates. Country Orders promptly attondodto. All Bronchos of tho Trade carried on in Town, J or any part of tha Provinco. ROBERT TUDEUOPE. TIIS AUCKLAND SAL't1 WATEn BATHS, Bkraicwatkr, i ! Aro now open for Bathing. Tho following rates will be ohargod :— ■ Single Bath, 3d Quarterly Ticket, 12a i Monthly Tiokot, 5a Half-yearly Ticket, £1 i Yearly Tiokot, £110s. A Towel will bo providod froo of oharwo. T. IIILDICOH. i N.B.—Ono Cedar Boat. 25 foot long; also, other Second-hand Boats for salo. Boats Lot on hire. ,DU JiLIC NOTICE, ' T. j! " PUILIP, Bhicad & Biscuit Baebu & Conkkotionkh, wedding cakks made to order. Note thk Addhitss— i KARANGAtiAPE KOAD, NEWTON. Families waited on for Ordors. Our Paßtry Is a groat Spkciality. T..; J. PHIL IP. "DYCftOFT'S MADEIRA CAKE BYCItOI'T'S FRUIT CAKE 1 (I'uokod in Tinfoil Papor), MAY BK OBTAINKD FROM ALL THB . GKOCKRS. Also, IiYCROKT'S CELEBRATED BISCUITS Aro Delivered FHKSH }Evory Day to the Grocora. \ QUALITY QUAKANTKKD, Ask fok UYCROrr'S. mo THE PUBLIC, i Ds Pouchk'B Cklkbuatkd FiiENcn Bril liant AND HOUBKHOLD FItIKND. This mixture will elvo a bright polish In a few minutes to all kinds of Furniture. It can also be tißod on puintwork, It will destroy all Insects in wood and prCßorvo It [romdoony. Prioo. 1/G.—Waltkh Baynk, Wholi?8iilo Agent. KyborPasß. EUWIN STOCKLEY, Nightman, Great North Iload, in propared to oxecuto all ordors entrusted to him. Ordors left at his rcßldenco, or addroesod to tho caro of Mr Thos. Faulder, Auokland, will rocolvo prompt atten tion,—Having dkpoaod of my plant and bunt nenes to Mr Kdwin Stockloy, I oi»n reoommond him to tho public as a trustworthy man, having beon ten yours in my omploy.—Thou. Faulder. TfALENTINES J -VTALENTINtsS J Tho undcrslgnod havo J.UST OPENED, Xx Orient otoamor, A CHOICE ASSORTMENT OF » VALENTINES COMIC, VALENTINES SENTIMENTAL, SATCHETTES, &0., All of which ho in NOW OFFERING AT THE LOWEST KATES, jgj DWA R D !"^T AYT E, IMPORTER OF BOOKB & STATIONERY, 100, QUKBN-BTBKKT, AUCKLAND. 7yTG.HT »uU CONTRAUX, All porsons in the City or Suburbs requiring tho servloos o( the presont Contractor at the rbduokd ratics should make early application to G. WDJSON, at his residence, Nelson-street, or under cover, addressed " G/'Wilson, iNlght 801 l Contractor. City Connoll Offloee." XA ARTHUR riULLY, V (for a number of years with Mr W, W, Robinson), Begs to intimate to tho Publlo that ho has sucoeeded to the Tobacco Business, D* opposite Bank of New Zealand. Da until recently carried on by Messrs Partridge and Woollams, as a Branoh Establishment, and hopoa by attention to the wants of . ths Smoking Publio, to merit a share ot their patronage. tsr P. and W.'a specialities m «ct tobacco, always on hand. yC Agent for tho "Club House "Cigars. J\ EARTHENWARE. mHB BEST AND CHEAPEST . X ASSORTMENT IN AUCKLAND. <) 53 S Q- # JSROWNING<LateJ.B.FranoIB), p. § ' 267, QOBBN-STRKET, g NeartheMarket Entrance. ESTABLISHED 18 65. ANOY GOODS. O THE ELECTORS AND NON ELECTORS OF THK COLONY OF NXW1 ZEALAND. GKNTLBMKHf.-We beg leave to Intimate to you that we have decided to hold a sale Of all kinds ot Btook, at the Northern Hotel Yards, near tho Slaughter Houses, also known as tho Stone Jug Yards, EVERY WEDNESDAY, at 12.30, First Sale to take place on WEDNES DAY, the llthl nst., at 12.30. Phippß' omnibus will leave the National Bank at 11.45, and will pass the Yards on its way to the Whau in time for salo. Paddooks free, for cattle and horses entered for solo unreserved. We are prepared to sell all kinds of goods that may be consigned to us there for that purpose^ LAMBEM , Auctioneers. Wrndham-street. m H £ COVENTRY X Pictubb Frame Manub actort, MUSICAL INSTRUMENT AND FANCY BAZAAR, 79, Victoria-street, Auckland, THOMAS E. OARTKB, Proprietor. Fiotures Mounted and Framed on the shortest notice. A Choice Assortment of Birthday Cards, Oleographs, Chromoa, ; Prints, Illumina tions, and Fancy Goods. Pianofortes Tuned and regulated from ss. Teacher of Pianoforte, Har monium, and 'Cornet. Concortina, Molodion, or Apoordion, taught by my now method, for 20s. Violin Strinßa and Fittings. BARGAINS! BARGAINS 1 — Ladies, bear in mind that Williams's is the Cheapest Houbo in Town for Ladies' Under clothing, Real and Imitation Maltese Lace, Silk and Laca Tieß, Neck Frlllings; a nice assort ment of Gilt and Black Brooches and Earrings, cheap. Ladies from tho country would do well to buy their Goodß at Wllliams's, Cheapest House in Town, foot of Grey-str«et, four doors above xaarkot entrance. Open till 9 o'clock p.m. naiSAr CUTLERY,. Thomas Samuel Is now selling all kinds of Cutlery at very low prices from Sheffield best makers, Inoluding Lookwocd, Johnstone, and other makers, of best Pocket and Table Knives, Scissors, Razors, etc., Eleotro Plate Ware, Spoons, Forkß, Cruets, etc.—Thomas Samuel, 16, (jueen'Street, opposite New Zealand In -1 suranoe Bnildinaß., ■ETOUJNG WOMEN'S INSTITUTE JL AND BOARDING-HOUSE, Queen-street. Oron daily from 10 a.m. till 9.30 p.m. 1 Dinner and Lunohoon from 12 to 2 p.m. Tea tram 5 to 7 p.m. . Boarding-house for Young Laoiea who aro occupied during tho day. Tonns on application to tho Secretary. The folio ■;. ins? Gatherings, to which all aro . Invited, aro held during the Week :—Monday, • 7.30 p.m., Biblo Oln-s=: Yuerrtay, 3.30 p.m., Bible ' Class; Friday, 7.SU p.m., Working Party (for ? Institute). 1 Govenie*"' Agency* Servants' Registry, and i Lending Übieuy connection wlthithe tosti- MB tO,



Busmees Notices. CRYSTAL IVORY TYP] PAINTINaS. Specbnens may bo noon and orders left at H Wayte'a, Uookoollor, Queen-street. Cabinets (framed). 2 guiDoas to 3 guineas. Cartes do Vlnite (framed), 30a. PROFKBSOR_F._£. BROOKES. Private Resldenco: York Lodge, Rutland stroot, Parnoll. JUST ARRIVED XX ' WELLINGTON,' ffROM LONDON. MB. SASCOIGNK, of Nowmarltot, Just arrived from London, has brought wit! him a Small Consignment of vory BEAUTIFULLY HXEODTKD OLEOGRAPHS Oi' KINK SUBJECTS, HoinK fao-slmillo from hlKh-clacs Works of Ar by Richard Bovis, Kradk, Goodall, Alfrod D Broanekl, A, Mullor, and other of tho grea masters of art. no ifl proparod to supply these oholco produc tions at a little above tho London prioos • am begs to request tho people of Auckland City am Suburbs to inspect tho Sample Piotures. whiol may bo soon at tho Office of Mr Lcggo, 9£ Quoen-strcot, Auokland, TpLECTRICPEN* ELECTRIC PENS Tho underslgnod has just reoelved a consign nlent ot tho above. To be sold cheap, fro instructions to purchasers. Inspection invited H. KLLI3, High-street. rULMAN'S 'THOTO KOOMS .''HOMTLAND-BTUKKT, Tourlsta ant Visitors are Invited to Inupoo Pulman's Vlows of the Hot Lakes, Aucklam and Bush Soonery, &o. The groatost variety o Original Portraits of Maori Celebrities in New PHOTOGRAPHY IN AH, ITS BKANCHKS. BjiISHEH AN~D 00. (UiiHTED) J Wnor.EBiLK Shipping & family IUiTCUEiis, Quoen-streot (noxt Bank of Nov Zoaland, Auckland). — Poultry of all kindi drcsßOd to order. Prime Smokod Tongues Home-cured Bacon, Corned Boef on Salo it Largo Qudntltles. — N.B. —Dealers In Game Livo Pheasants forwarded to all parts of the Colony upon receipt of order. FamiUoß waited on in town or suburbs. SA N F O X JL» ' £ FRUIT AND PROVISION STORE. Pork Pica Hop Boei Rlpo I'oaohoa from Is por doz. BANANAS 1 BANANAS I 3d per lb by the bunch. COOKING PEACHES, 6D. PEE DOZEN, ViOToniA-BTRBBT (oornor of Albert-stroot). rfYAYIToK'S PAXJSNT SEWING .1 MACHINES Abb Simple to Learnt Quikt In Action. Not liable to get out of order. POBBRSB largo and easily threaded Shuttles, t No Dii-riculty In getting Needlos and Extra? TAYLOR'S PATENT BKWING MACHINES auour.n hk IMSI'ECTICD by all desirous of pro ouring a Thoroughly Good Maohlno. ' Also, to be had at Low Prioos, TWISTKD LOOP-3TITOH MACHINES Ot Boat Construotlon, mr aoisnt r T. PEACOCK, OPTICUK, Bpootaoles, Toloscopes, Mloroscopos, Baromoters, Elootrlo Bells, too, Instruments and MacMnoa Repaired, SHORTLAND • STREET, (Opposite tho Post-offloo*. TtM.PORTANT -pTOTICE, W. C, DEHNES, Having purchased of L.'iD. Nathan and Co, their entire Stock of HOME SHUTTLE SEWING MACHINES, I am proparod to offor, at Greatly Rodaood Prices, both Hand and Tkbadlb MACniNBS. GREAT MACHINE DEPOT, Qucon-Htrect, iriOALl COALI COALJ WHAU WHAU COAL MINES, WHANGAREI. OFFICE I No 8 LOWER QUEEN-STREET. W, S L O AN E, AQKNT. ' nTd TRAVEL LKR 8, &O. Pbusbntb fob HoMB.-Very BLandsome Cur oslty Cabinets, Inlaid Table Tops, and Walking Sticks, made of rich and beautiful New Zealand Woods: also. Polished Specimens of Woods In small box, and Brass-bound Chests Of Drawers In picked Mottled Kami. All at very reason- SblePrlOeß> WILLIAM NORRIB. Worker ot Native Woods.top ot ShortUnd-atrea« a UOKLAND KAU UOMFANY "^ DARBY-STREET, AUCKLAND, Open on FRIDAY and SATURDAY In eaoh weok for the Puronase of all kinds of KAGS, METAL, fee. FOR CASH riiO DRAi-BRS, GKOCERS, AND X OTHERS. A snpply of MARCUS WARD & CO:8 GOODS has jußt been opened at the Stab Ofllco, lnspeotlon of which is respeotfully In vited _ Tho Goods consists of Ornamental Cabdb ol various descriptions and the Latest Patterns, suitable for Almanacs, Business Notlflontlone and Adveriislns purposes genorally. piRO BONO PUBLICO THE LON DO N PHOTOGRAPHIC CO M PANY"S FRKK ART UNION PWZEB nonalstof a Lady's Gold Hunting Watoh ana Chain, Lady's Diamond Ring, Qento ID karat Gold Rings. Ladies' Portrait Brooches and other prlies, worth £50. A Tloket in the above will bo given with overy Sitter. 600 Membors wantod. Cartes de Vlslte, 6s pei half-dozen; Cabinet Portraito, 12s 6d pei lalf ■ dozen.- Leighton's Buildings, Uppei Queen-Btreet.-0..H, MONKTON. Manager. OIL, COLOUR, AND GLASS MERCHANTS. ■\y g Phillipps & goN, 95 & 97, QUEEN-STRSKT, AUCKLAND, N.Z., IMPORTERS o» PAPERHANGINQS. Panel Decorations, GLAK3-Pcllsned, SUverod, and Rough Platb English and Continental Sheet, Photo graphlo, Glass Shades. WHITE LEAD, Colours, OIL VARNISHES Brushes, Mixed Paints, Carson's Anticor. roslve and Patent Sllioate Paints. MOULDINGS—GiIt, Stained. Veneered, foi Picture Frame and Room Decoratlonß.Fanoy Frames for Cabinet and 0.1 J.V. PiOTOKsa of every description in great variety Scraps—Photos and Coloured. Albums for Photos, Scraps, &0., &0., Sec. Cut-out or Overlay Mounts, all sizes: Cabinei and C.D.V. Mounts; Artists' Requisites, W. P. & S. having always on hand the large* stock of the above goods in the North Island o: New Zealand, are able to exeoute either whole sale or retail orders on the most favourabh terms. Samples of Faperhanglngs from opei stook, or of original packages, sent on applioa tlon. New settlers in Auokland should fospeo our stock of Paperhangings and Piotures bef on fitting up their now homes; they will find some thing to suit the means of everyone. W. PHILLIPPS & SON, QUBEN-BTBBET. AUCKLAND, b UPERIOR CORRUGATED TANKS O ' B, PARKER HAS FOR SALB a number of the above, wltl Tap ready for u«e, £H and upwards, At his Steam Wobkb, Viotoria-stbeet, Or his ShOP WaLLBSLEZ-BTBEKT. Larao quantities of Epoutins, Rldtrfng, on Down pipes always In stock. Verandah Iron carved at shortest notice Manufacturer of Lead and Compo Pipe. A ohoico selection of Chandeliers, &c.,at h) Wellesloy-Btreet nhop. Country orders will alwayo receive hia promj Attention. Llceni^d to lay on Water, Sci,b VAianrKa or ram liffßoruu Liii KDW BXDGINB,



-■- -~v- Bxhibtions. S "XTEW ZEALAND INTERNATIONAL JJ( EXHIBITION, 1882. '" MESSRS JOUBERT & TWOPENY, PROMOTERS. rvFFICIAL pROQRAMME. IN 1878 the population of Now Zealand numbered 411,000. In 1881 it had lnoroased i to 531.250, and this, although the total area of ' the islands is only 93,960 squaro miles, or about that of Great Britain and Ireland. Henoe, it has been thought desirable to invite the Manu facturers of Europo, America, and Australia, as a well as of Now Zealand itself, to assist in hold ing in CHUISTCHUKCH-rb the most centrally situated city—an INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION OP t A.RT3 AND INDUSTRIES. J The Exhibition will bo open to tho public from ■t 11 a.m. to 5 pan , aud from 7.31 to 10 p.m., on or about tho 15th March to tho end of May. £ REGULATIONS. 1 1, Applications for space with full particulars h of tho Intended exhibit, can bo made at once at i, the office of tho utiden lj<nnd, and will bo re ceived up till tho Ist February, 1882. 2. Tho ordinary charge for bpoco will bo two ; shillings for each of Clio first twenty squaro foot, ' mid one Hliilliiii; for oyory additional square foot; but exhibitors desiring a frontage to the " main avenue for their cases can obtain it on i payment of an additional five BhiUinga per foot ' of snch frontaso, irresuectivo of depth. A pass ago of from two to threo feet will be loft around oach case when dosired, and Exhibitors desirous of having spaces against the wall nhould mention tho fact at tho time of applica tion. Special arrangements for the purchase at ilvo Kuinoas a pluco of bays, having twolvo feet . frontage by ilfteon feet depth, can be made, but , exhibitors purchasing such bays must leayo i their own passages inside thorn. All applica \ tious mast bo accompanied by payment of the ' j full amount for tho spooo. 3. Bpaco in tho Exhibition Grounds can be ) obtained at the rato of ono guinea for the first one hundred square foot, and ono penny for • every additional square foot. ' 4. Tho general reception of articles in the Ex ' hibltion Building will commence on Ist of 9 March, and coaso tho Saturday before the open ' Ing, after which data no exhibits can bo re -1 colved and all vacant Bpaces become forfeited. ■ 5. All exhibits must be removed within ten | days after tho close of the nxhibltion, after 1 which time they will bo romoved and stored at tho risk and oxponso of tbo owner. j 6. Kxhlblts will be admitted in bond, and can only bo sold to be doliverod at the close of the Kxhibitiou ; but exhibitors who wish to make p Bales with itmnadiate dollvsry niUßt pay duty in ■ advance, together with a Hcodbo foo of £210s pc week par stand, paynblo in advanco. 7. AH fittings, show oasos, Bholvlng, &0., which exhibitors require, mußt bo provided at i thoir own expense. 8. Tho oxflcutivo ronorvo tho right of rcjootlng . any proposed oxhibtt, and tho introduction of dangerous or oil'cnßivo substances is strictly prohibited. . 3. Every procaution will bo taken o safe • preservation of all exhibits against thoft or fire; but tho exeoutivo can uudortalco no responsl bility for nccirtciila however caused. , 10, Gold, silver, and bronze medalH will awarded to exhibits hliowuii; cspocial merit. 11. An official catalogue will be publiahod. 12. The right of amending or altering thesere f gulations is roservod. 13. Full information upon all Questions Ot detail can be obtained on application to W. B. MITCHELL. Cathedral square, Christohurob, N O T I C K. By tho authority of tho" New Zealand Govern ment, all bond fide exhibits not lntendod IFOR SALE, will bo convoyed over the railway lines Kreo of Charge.and must ba specially addressed , -" For Exhibition Only." Drapery an<J Olothlns. \*f ELLCbLB V HOUSE. Jcbt Opened, A Fresh Assortment of Ladlos" & Children's U&derolothlng, Corsets, &c. Ladies' Nightdroßsos (beautifully trimmed), is Gd, bi lid; Chemises, 2s, 2s Oil, 3s 6d, Childron's Underclothing In groat variety, A Largo Assortment of Ladlos Corsets just to hand in Whito, Black and Drab. The " Grecian Girder " Bolt Cor set, eido lacing; this Corset is especially adaptod for the present style of cos tume, the sido lacing enabling it to bo adiustod to almost any figure. 2000 yards Bwlbs Umbroidery Edgings at 3d, Id and fid, a great bargain. An Kxtonslvo and Well-Selected Stock of Goneral Drapory at modorato Prices. Country Orders promptly attended to. Ono Shilling in tho R discount on all Cash Purchases to tho amount of 20a and upwards. A, LOVETT, Weixesley-Stbbet. ytr H V G~O T~5 TOWN? Como and see our Brand Show Of GENERAL DRAPERY. As largo a variety of equal valuo and as low prices as those at town. At stepubnson'b. ' Wo aro Soiling the remainder of our Prints, Muslins, and Dross Materials at Greatly Ro duood Priow, prior to Stook-taklng. Also, tho balance of onr Btraw Goods, consisting of Mon's, Boys, Ladiea' and Children's Hats and Bonnets. Just Rocoived: £100 worth of Samples of Hosiery, Corsets, Suu Hats, Infantß' Bonnets, Pelisos, Bracos, Bolts. Shirts, and Undercloth ing, which wo aro soiling at the Wholesalo Prices. Also, Ssoyds Black and Stritjod Grena dines, worth Is 6d, to be olearod at 9d por yd; Grey and Whito Calico, from 2}d por yd. All Other Goods to bo had equally as ohoap at A, O. STEPHENSON S, NKWTON HOUSK. Near Poflt-offlce. mHE BALANCE OF JL MEN'S AND BOYS CLOTBING [Not disposed of by auction, : WlUnowbo i SOU)] BY] THB ' , SINGLE GARMENT I REGARDLESS OF COST ; Phillipsl Mart, QUEKN-BTREET. ! /T *\ ' jl DEFERRED il II PAYMENT I l\ SYSTEM I MUNRO & MILLIQAN, TAILORS, DRAPERS, & OUTFITTERS, HOBSON-STREET * (Nearly opposite Wellington-street), Havo a WELL - ABBORTKD STOCK of the "avo BEST CLASS GOODS f In the following Departments: — Dresses, - Prints Calicoes, fjongclotha, Sheetings, Linens. ! Flannels, Blankots, Ruga, Carpets, Oxford i «hirting. Counterpanes. Waterproof Cloaks, Mantloi French Merinoos. sW s, Cash t mores, Silks, Shirts, Curtains, Umbrellas, 9 Mantlo Clothe, and Tweeds. TTitvinir found that there Is an opening for a TaWkING BUSINESS- on the Dkfebbed pT-vmknt system, they have secured the Ber vlceS ofa FIUST-CLAB3 CUTTER, and are now prepared to make to measure, from First ' ?SSs Materials, at reasonable prices, every ' *SSffi*SSft7 shrunk before being tnfcae O p, and fit and workmanship guaranteed, h The Deferred Payment System has been found to be a great boon, by enabling^thosa with limited Incomes to procuro necessaries In tho easiest possible way. _ M. & M. having h»d oonalderablo London ex rl nprience in tbis particular System of Business, and having their Of>ods DrRECT from the Best i London and (ilasROW Firm 3, aro In a position to offer tho BKBT UOOU3 on the Most Advak la tageoub Teems. ■' IST Kuto the Address,— TMTUNEO & a/J"ILL GAH, D , HOBHON-STRKET * {Neatly opposite Wellington-street).



Railways.; AUCKWSD, RAILWAYS HELENSVILLE BACKS. ■ A Special Train will leavo Auckland to: Holonsvillo Races and back, on January 30th 1882, an follows :— A.M. Auckland, dop - ..' .. 0 Nowroarkot „ ~ .. ' .. 0.10 Mount Kdon .. .. 0.15 Helenavlllo, arr .. .. _'2. 30 Rcturnlnß: V: m. Helonavillo, dop . . 30 Kumou Junction 6.17 Mount Kden... :. .. „ 45 Newmarket ... .. .. .. SO Auckland, arr Fares: Return Journey a tSlnglo Kates, avail able up to Tuesday, Slat. A, V. MACDONALD, District ManaKor N.Z.R. "]W"EW ZEALAND RAILWAYS PUBLIC NOTIOK. The Auckland Goods Shed will bo CLOBEI on MONDAY next, January 30th. A. V. MACDONALD. AUCKLAND RAILWAYS, CHEAP FARES. Single Tlokets iasuort Saturday, January 28th 1882, and Monday, January 30th, 18S2, will be available tor return up to and Including Tues day, January, 31st, 1882, any ation to anj Station. A. V. MACDONALD. . District Manager. Public ttotices. ■XT O T I C E. The following List of Rons In the Auckland District on whJoh there were Sheep infected with Soab, on the 31st December, 1881. is pub lisned In accordance with the provisions ol Bectlon 19 of " The Sheep Act, 1878." FRAB. CHAS. LEWIS, Chief Inspector of Hlioep, Auckland, 11th January, 1882. BAY OF IBLANDS SUBDIVISION. Mr Joseph Williams, Nftahia, mixed flock, SOD sheen Mr K. Marshall, Whangi, mixed flock, 460 sheep Mr Henry Williams, Pakaraka, mixed liootc, 600 Bheep Mr Henry Ireland, Paihia, mixed flock. 25 sheep Mr John Williams, Pakaraka, mixed flock, 800 sheep. (iigned) MATTHEW MAWKR. M&RSDEN SUBDIVISION. Lagoon Farm, Lower Matakana, Kraanuol Christian, cross-bred mixed, 295 sheep Takota Point. Lower Matakana, Antonio Mar tin, crossbred mixed, 300 sheep Tftiharuru Creek, Whangarei Heads, William J. McLeod, cross-bred mixed, 140 sheep Saltain Farm, Whangarei Heads, Mrs Betts Butler, cross-bred mixed. 75 sheep Tamikuri, Whangaroi Heads, Charles A. Rob inson, cross-bred mixed, id sheep Wbarehorl, Whangarei, Samuel Dent, cross bred mixed, 195 Bheep Cole's Farm, Mangapal, Mrs Catherine Cole, cross-bred mixed, 102 sheep Otikurangi Block, Ruatangnta, John Evans, crossbred mixed, 108 Bheep, (Signed) C. THOMSON. Auckland Subdivision. Walter Paul, Mangare, ewes and lambs, 55 sheep, clean certificate granted on January • 4,1882 Charles Washer, Mangare, owes and lambs, 70 John S. MoNaughton, Whangarata, ewes and lambs, 30 sheep W. & J. Lyell, Drury, owes and lambs, 126 sheep John Clark, Karaka, owes and lambs, 126 sheep Elijah Koose, Pukekohe, ewes and lambs, 900 sheep George Gunson, Pukekohe, ewes and lambs, ISO sheep > Alex. McDonald, Pnkokoho, ewes and lambs, 330 sheep William Sharp, jun., Pnkekohe, ewes and lambs, 70 sheep John Macpherson, Drury, ewes end lambs, 65 sheep. (Stoned) ALEXB. MONRO. A UC.KLAND SAVINGS BANK. TEMPORARY OFFICES IN DARBY- STREET (Noxt to the Thistle Hotel). R. CAMERON, Manager. D V PERMISSION, AKI Tj"NION OF VALUABLTC OIL PAINTINGS OF new zealand soenkry, By Charms Blomfibip, Richly framed, To be held In Mb Leech's Shop, Shortland-etreet, fil X £ D X, T"\ A V I E S, BOOT AND BHOEMAKER, MANOHICtTKIt HOUSE, PONSONBY KOAD, Auckland. "(Punctuality, Neatness, and Order" is my motto A trial will suffice. £5,000 KB^- A R D 7 J. H A R T, Of the London Loan Office, having a largt amount of Money on hand, and unable to tnves it to advantage, is determinod to Lend it ont oi Personal Security at greatly reduced rates o: interest, Repayable by weekly or monthly In stalments, or any other way to suit Borrowers. Promissory Notes discounted. Renewal effooted if required. Money Lent on every description of goods., LONDON LOAN OFFICE, Under Theatre Royal, Victorta-at, Auokland FOUNTAINS !-H. White, High-street has just received a Shipment of above ii every variety. May be seen in action. PROTECT YOUR BOOTS, YOU! POCKETS, AND HEALTH. ONE SHILLING Bpent In BLAKEY'S PATENT BOOT PHO TKCTORS will Bave at least £1 spent In repairs. ANY BOY CAN FIX THEM. A Last, a Hammer, and a Box of Proteoton oomplete, will save from £i to *10 per year. Directions for fixing, and the Proteotors. oai be had from Messrs. Garrett Bros., Wakefleld street, and Mr T. Ellison. Queen-street, one Other Boot and Shoo Establishments. BLAKEY'S PATENT. LEEDS. ENGLAND BROWN. BARRETT & CO., Wholesale Agents only. October 2i, 1881. .- SUPERIOR CORRUGATED TANKB J. L. KEAN (I,atb Alfred Smart), Has for Sale a number of the above, with Tap ready for use, at reduced rates, at bis Shot Elliott-street. Large quantities of Spouting Ridging, and Down. Pipes always in stool Verandah Iron ourved at the shortest noHoc Country orders will always receive his proms attention. Lead washers always on hand. AIAPOI WOOLLEN MANUFAC TURING COMPANY (Limited), AUCKLAND WAREHOUSE, FORT-STREET.. Robert Fby, appointed Agent for Provinoti District of Auokland. Tp E N C I N. G All kinds of Fencing Put Up by Contrae ' Paling Fences, Post and Ball, Ornamental Win • and every kind o£ Picket (fence. Gates suppliei fixed and painted. Also for Sale at Yard- Purlri Posts; Houeo Blocks, lid to Sd per foot Shingles, 12s Gd per 1.000: Hobart Posts, i eaoh; Hobart Rails, 87a 6d per 100: Hoba 1 Palings, 17s; Knurl do, 93: Splendid Rim Rails, 5Ss: Titreo do, UOn; and about 2006-fei Purlri Post', at £1 per 10O.—Sam. wain Fencer, Core-street, near Britomart Hotel.



Amusements. LORNE-STREET HALL Lessees-......Messrs. Bent & Baoheldei J THIS (Saturday) EVENING. JANUARY X UNADATKD BUCCKFSI • Ckowps Unable to Gain Admission Thibd chanok of Phogbamub , BENT AND BACHELDEK'S CHRIST! MINSTRELS! CHRIS rY MINSTRELS I RBAND GAtA PnoaRAMMK THIS KTBNINO ENTIRELY NEW FIKBT PART I ; CHEONFLURI! ZULU WARRIORS I A LIMB OF THE LAW Now Specialties by Miss Rowk and Beaumont Read 1 The Sqneedunk Veteran I Mesmerism Made Easy t Rowley in Now Danoes I Thompson's Dead In consequence ot the Lorneetreet Hell belni previously engaged, will appear at tho Devon port Hall. North Shore, on MONDAY. Jan. SO resuming their Season in Auckland on Tuesday - January 31. Carriages may be ordered for 10.15. R. G. Baohelder, Business Manager 3, Uakdnkh, Advance Agent. . TVTORTHCOTE HALL, STOKES JV POINT. A BALL will be held on MONDAY KVKN ING. 30th inst. Single Tloket, 2s 6d; Double ) 3a 04. Steamer Marion will leave Qaeen-etree Wharf at 8 and 9 p.m., returning at i a.m. . T)EGATTA NIGHT X\i Albert Hall, Darby-btrkrt. C 7 BBQUffST, A PANORAMA OF VIEW! Of English, Irish, Paris, American, and Nev Zealand Boenery, Rotomahana Lakes and Ter > races, also the Now Zealand Alps, Auckland 3i ) years ago, Photos of Tawhiao (the Maori King) . Chief Paul, Rewi, and other natives; to con , elude with the Real Waterfall, produoing watei of various colours. Admission:—Front Chairs 2s; Second Seats, Is; Children, half-price Doors open at 7.30, commence at 8. The V low/ will be interspersed with music. OVAL UNITE! Mpl|!«UL -" FRIENDS. Second Anniversary GRAND ROMENADE CONCERT AND BALL, to be hel Mn tin Lome street Hall, on MONDAY, 30th January, 1882. Danolnß to oommenoe at 8 p.m. Double Tickets, 6s; extra Lady'sTiofeet, 2s 6d I to be obtained from any membe of the Com . mittee. Refreshments Included. W. DOYLE, ) M n ._ ! T. MURRAY f MtUß' Excursions. ■ j-iXCURiSION TO THE MANUKAU, The Stoamor Lalla Rookb will leave tho One hunga Wharf at 9 a.m on i MONDAY, 30th Inst, ANNIVERSARY DA\ ' (Sfor the Benefit of the Onehunga Public Library), Landing Passengers at CORNWALLIB & NORTH & SOUTH HEADS, Fare, Three Shillings; Children, Half fare. Passengers touring their own refreshments. Returning In time for Last Train. TJONSONBY WESLEYAN CHURCH. THE ANNUAL PICNIC Of Congregation and Friends will be held At EAST TAMAKI, on MONDAY, Jan. SOtl (Regatta Day). ' The s.b. Annk Milbank will leave Quoon. street Wharf at 9 a.m. sharp, returning at 6.3( p.m. Return Tickets. 2s each: Children, half price. Tea only provided. gv>- TDEGATTA! REGATTA! Xi) RKGATTA! The p.b. Anne MUbank will make an Ex cursion Trip round the Harbour on MONDAY. January 30th, starting from the Queen-street Wharf at noon. This will afford a splendid opportunity of witnessing the various events, i Fares, One ShWlng.-E. W. Morrison. . *j,\i>r- UTESSRS G. ELLIOTT ANli JSJu^il'JL J.HARGRAVES ; ~-»—■■■--Beg most lesneotfullr to announo* that they have engaged the North Shore Fern 1 Co.'c steamer Victoria on MONDAY, Fob I ruary Gth, 1882, for an Excursion and Pionio tc Walheke Island, leaving the Railway Wharf ai 1 9,15 a.m., returning from Walheke at 8 p.m. Tickets, 2s; Ohlwren under 12 years, halt fare, Tea will be provided free, each providing their own eatables. . A limited number ot tickets will be issued, which can be had from the above, et the Rail 1 way, and from Mr Baker, at the North Shore Ferry Co'a Office. Sporting OELENSVILLETCJR CLUBRACEO; TO 118 HELD OK MONDAY, 30TH JANUARY, 1882. Bteward Messrs. J. Hand, W. Scott, J. Blatter jun,, J, MoLeod, R. MoLeod, H. Kavanagh. JODOK 3. Rogan, Esq. Clerk of S. ales: J. MoDonsld. CLBBE OF THE COURSE I F. Kavanagh. \ Handioapper: W. Peroival, Esq. Ist Raco.— Handicap Hubdls Rack, ot £30: with a sweep of til each, the amount aoor ulng to go to seoond hone, Distano( 2 miles, over 8 Bights of hurdles. Nomina tion, 80s; acceptances, 80s. 2nd Ram-MAiDKN Platb ot £20; for horsei that have never won an advertised race Distance, 1} miles; weight for age. En < trance, 20s, and 20s a post. 3rd Raoe.—Maori Mai jks Plate. Ist prize Riding Saddle; 2nd prize, urldle. dth Raoe.—Helbnbvule Handicap of £60 with a sweepstake of 10s; amount of sw?e i for second horse. Distance, 2 miles. Nomina Uon, 10s; and acceptance, 605.. sth" Raoe. — Nbatuwhatua Purse of Sovereigns. For Native horses only. Dls tanco, 2 miles. Catch weight. 6th ' Race.—Publicans' Purbb Handicap o £15. Distanoe, 1} miles. Nomination, 16s and acceptance, ISs. Second horse saves hi stake. 3 7th Raoe.-BBTTLERS' Handicap of £20. Vis t tance, II miles. »or horses the bonafldi i property of settlers residing north of thi f wnau. Nomination, 20s; aoceptanoe, 20s Seoond horse saves his stake. Bth Raoe.-CoNBOLATiON' Handicap of £10. Dls 3 tanoe, 1 mile. Bntranoe, 20s. Conditions. In all cases the deolskm ot the Stewards to tx All Nominations for Handicap Races to be ii 1 Mr Perolval's offloe. Auokland, or Secretary Helensvllle, by 10 o clock p.m. on F3IDAY, 13tl January, 1882. - JOSBPH GBIFFIT HS. I Hon. See. TO OWNERS OF RACEHORSEI AND OTHERS. W. J. MoCABE, Mangawhare Hotel, Northen i Wftiroa, bees to inform the above lntondln visiting the district that he has just erected fly spacious Loose Boxes. t Application must be made through him. i T\UNBDIN CONSULTATION 10 000 MKMBBBa 10 8* BADUi WILL CLOSE ON 18th FEBRUARY. PERVOBUERB. 27 PEKFOBMKHB. ' DUNKDIN CUP. PUBLICANS'H'OAI ■ First fiIOOO First — £» Seoond „„„.._ -600 Second -..-..- t Third 200 Third , 1 Othereldlvlded)- 700 Others (divided). 2: J aiioo. m -, g« PmaroRMKKS. 21 Pebtormerb. J J. O. HANDICAP. CITY STAKE! X First —..__.. 600 First ... % Seoond ..... M 0 Seoond .. —.._ t - Third -»- 100 Third _..„..-- J j. Others(div>ded)~ 350 Others{divldedj - £1,200 . • ** " By Letter only," with two stampr enoUwfi for replies. Please send P.O. OrdeM, Ban tl Noteß, or Oheaues-with Is <xs*%**™ II bnt under no ciroumstanocs wU Beglatere Letters be oooepted, and address— ADA MANTUA, J, Oare ot Mr Abraham, 3oi Ssl, Port Offl( B vnnv mist amount to £2000 ) Baoh of which ci 3. SSSSSSS"T -««»[ be wn with Oi H Four Third .. .. £*60 ) Ticket. m -C SCAPE the Small-pox by keeping ti at JjJI Bklnthoroughlyoleanthroughthemeftln c. of tho Turkish Bath.— Anckland Turkish Bat! Co. (Limited), Upper Queen-alt wt.



Amnsements. .■-: THUIBB BOIY AJ* Louses andManager.-.-Mr B. W t 0«r« ). TO-NIGHT {SATURDAYS Under the patronage and In the presence 1 of KING TAWHIAO AND QUEER 1 I AND LEADING CHIEFS. LAST NIGHT BUT ONE ! of iua FAMOUS PIRATES OF PBNZANCEI | BY . ■■: SI "■ 1 CAHY'B JUVENILE OI'ERA CO., Comprising CO Youngsters t MONDAY GKEAT BILL FOX REGATTA MIGHT I Prices :-Dress Ciroto. it> ; Stalls, 2a 6d; Ptt, 18, • Seats may be reserved at Messr* WOllB i, Doors open at 7.30, performance at 8 eharp • Carriages may Reordered by 10.20 fi H OK A L HAL** MONDAY, JANUARY SO {BraATfA Night). . l< GRAND CONCERT, r- la Aid o£ St. Benedict's Romas Catsolkl ' >, Church, Nowton, t Under tho oonduotorshlp o£ ' HERR CARL SOHMirit • PART I. . 3 > 1. Part oong." Up, Quit Thy Bower" 2. Bong, "The White Squall" ' i, Duet (soprano and baas)," The Syren and the > r Friar J B. Song (soprano)," Sing, Sweet BW " _ . " (i. Dnet (soprano and tenor), "BeethetfWO ]■ • Moon" ! 7. Song (soprano)," Oh, How Delightful " r 8. Duet," Home to Our Mountains ' • Pabt 11. S 9. Overture, Orchestra of Choral BOOlety 10, BoDg (bass), the Wreck of the Hesperw * 1. Trio (soprano, alto, and terns)," Memory I 12. 8010 (piano), "LaZingara" . h! Song (bass), "David Singing Before Saul1 * 6!Beroense,SongWJthVioUnObligaW ' t 18. Part Bong, •• Hat veßt Home" ,«n. M n .1 . 17. Song (tenor), " I Arise from Dreams ot Thee™ 18. Vatee, Orchestra ot Choral Society ,; v God Save the Queen. • ■ Tieketß may be obtained from Messrs Oannlnß and CaUnan, Queen-street, and Mr Flynn, BOP* seller, WeUesley-street,oranyo£theOoininlttee. 0. MAHON, . Secretary. • mHE BUILDEItS' AND OON ■ X TRACTORS'PIO VIO, To be held at Hunua, on MONDAY. j ■ January 30th. Train leaves Auckland at 10.16, stops at |Jew- ' market and Remuera j leaves Uunua at 6,20. TKA PROVIDED. Tickets, 6s each; to be had from any ot the • ' '•- Membore gf the Association. - O. 8. WRIGHT, Beoretary. ST. JAMES'S HALL, WEtMNGTOK-STKBKT. GRAND CONCERT Will do given In the above Hall, by the Mem bers or St, James's CUnron Choir, On THURSDAY EVENING, February SnO, :| commencing at 8 P.m. Full Programme in future issue, I Admission, la. OONLIGHT KXCURBION TO ! LAKE TAKAFUNA, On THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 8, . Altered from Wednesday, Ist, as first aaiuran- - oed, in order to secure the valuable eervloes 1 ot MR. ANGKLO FORRKST. ' AN ATTRACTIVE CONCERT Will be held in the Lake District Scaootr boom, in aid of the Fund tor'the Brootlon of, • Anglican Charon in the District. Several Ladles and Gentlemen, from Auok- . ) land and elsewhere have kindly promised their ' assistance. A good Programme will ba iseueft. ' Doors open at 7.80. . i Adcnlßsion, ii ; Children. Is. i Tickets maybe obtained from MeBBrB Upton v and Co., Auckland; at {he stores of Messrs • Mays and Duder, Devonport; Mr Robinson, tho ! Lake; and of Mr Baker, at the Devonport Ferry Company's Offloe. ; . . ■ ~ « , , Weather permitting, one of tho Ferry Com ■ pany's steamers will leave the Auokland: whaif ) atS o'clock, calling at Devonport at 620 and - 6.30, landing on the tafco beach, and returning ! by moonlight otter the Concert, Single Fare, is; or Return and Conoort In- > elusive,3s: Children,2a. > Prior to the Concert, and during the interval' - between the first and second parts, a variety of , ■ useful and fancy articles, remaining from the recent Christmas Tree Kntortainmont, will ba disposed of. .;..,-, ■, , X B™°™. \ X Cricket I Tennis i Crickbti W. W. ROBINS ON begs to inform his patron* ' andthepublio that he has removed his Btook of the above material to the Premises O ■ < Joneß, Tobacconist, Quoon-Btroot. . Tennis Balls, Nets. Boys' Cricketing :. X Material ot all sizes, at Reduced, %f. Prioeß. A _ : 7; ■ Kducauonai. • A UCKLAND COLLEGE AND GKAM. J\. MAR SCHOOL, i Head Master: O. F. boubnb, M.A., formerly ; Scholar ot fit. John's College, Oxford, , The Preliminary Bzamination of Candidates for admission to the Sohoolwlll be held.on . 3 FRIDAY, 3rd February, commencing at 10 • o'olook. >'• ■'■"■ The work of the year will begin on M.OND AT, " 6th February, at 9,80 o'olook, at whloh time the , Treasurer will attend to receive the fees for the first quarter (then due), and whloh will be as .; a tf follows, namely :— ...., , ,i ' j Lower Sohool—For each pupil" ..£2 2 0 p fForonepnpU 1 1,-.88-? i/ ~; t I For two of same la- ' UpperSohooK mUy.eaoh .. .. 37 8 iFortbreeormoreof. . V same family, each 2 20 , All foea are payablo in advance, t JOHN JAMES, : . <: • Bepieiarr -\TEWION GRAMMAR BOEOQL. I JX Rev. Pktkb Masok, B.A. 3 Tho First Quarter of the Year will beglnou II WBDNSBDAY, the Ist of February next. Drawing by Miss Tbu. ' M v » k o a v MR. GORDON GOOOHS 3 Kksumption of Duties :— - "Marltanu" Class-January 25th [Now Mem 1 bora Foo, 10/6-i . . North Shobb Choir—January 28th . ' l Onehukga Choir & OIars—KJCBRUAEi 6th North Bhobb Class—February and - Private Tuition — Coinmenolnft TDKBDAY - January 31.—Private Pupils please aooept " Intimation. C^LENbIDE, UtTBB SYMO»DSr r X STRSECT, Mms. Gmtbb will resume School Datiea a ' TUESDAY, Slst inst. 5 /GIRLS' HIGH SCHOOL, The Quarter Days for 1882 will be:-Febroarjr a 1, April 17, July 12, and September 29. . | The Headmaster will bo at home to enroll new pupils on January Slst, between ike honii of 10 a.m. and 3 p.m. Parents and others who • - In the meantime wish tor information, I [, please communicate with the Headmaster. , 1%/rR. J. H. BEALE, Professor of Music, IVI will resume his duties on THURBDAX. January 26.—Hrafton Road; January 20. MR ALLEN P. WKST will hoW a Danolng Class for Adults, and; or > Children, In the New, Large School-room, , in Epsom House (near Onahonga), ~ , , , ■ J6 EVERY FRIDAY. » Terms: 2 guineas, payable In advance. ' ■ 10 Apply to MHB. fITODDARD. « H/f«B PALMEK'S JPnpllß_.wUl it Ke. JML assemble^ Monday, February 6ttu- Oarleton Road. ■ ' ' ■■■■ - | / \NEHUNGA GRAMMAR SCHOOL, fS SJork wiU lie resttmed on WEDNESDAY, tot JO February. U3. TUtiOhUOPS, - Master. a S^ R. F. U, WOO D H AM, k TBACHEK OF THE PIANOFOBTI AND ' HAIiMOKIUM, Address-Caro of Auckland Musio Wus° , houeo. ■ .■ ... • • ' ', ' •. ■. ■"C m TW" O. T I C R w Jli ■ T"~-~' -'' '"■" ■ + W. H, SKlNflft , 10 Has taken jftttcea fowi;etly ocoupiod by thfl . £J City Council, and over Messrs. Upton ' * and Co.'b, Qwen-stceett