The Auckland Evening Star.

Vol. XIII.—No. 3,706.

AUCKLAND, N.Z.. TUESDAY JUNE 27. 1883.

(Published Daily)

PRICE : ONE PEKJNX



Shipping. t- - -_«.« 1 TWION STEAMSHIJ? !v.r -VT^rt U COMPANY OF NKV ( „ _I__J A ZKALANL) (LiMn-O), I 5 %^^ pi-i-iUs^ TIM aTAn Ij k— if June, 1882. EOR GUSBORNB, NA"I1!K, WEMiENGTON LYTTKLTON, POKT (JHALMKKSS. akb BLUFF mimis QnniiN-BTrEM' WniUfl Steamor, Ditto, of Saillns. Latest Train. Arawata Thursday. 29,10 a.m. — Tk A NAU Thurs., July 6,10 am. — FOR XAKANAKJ, MKLtION, PIOTtJS, WKL MN3TON. LYTTKLTOS, AND WBBT OOAST PunTß IVKQ-IA MAt-'UKAW). Wava'ka Tuesday, U, 3 p.m. O.IQ o,n>. Hawba Tuesday,July4,ll am 2 p.m. TOK M^SLBOUttHB. Via OOUTH. AnAWATA Thursday, 29,10 a.m. — Tk Anau ThQrs.,JulyP, 101 am. — 'Calling at Hobart. J JOR BYUNKY. Rotorua Tuesday, 37, i p.m. I — ■ FOB LKVUKA ANli SUVA. Taiaroa | Tnea.Jnly2s.spml — FOR RUSaKLb AND KAWAKAWA. KOTORUA rrueS(loy,27, ip.ra. I — KST Cvrgo must be boobod and alongside one hour before advertised time of departure During May Spoolal Tlakots will be Issued to Lyttolton, available for return until Jane 30. Passage tickets maat bo taken at tho Com pany's OHlco. Auokland Brauoh, 109. Uaoon street. QTEAM TO LONDON, I^^^^^ ORIENT UN *J™^^^"" The following steamships be longing to the Orient Steam Navigation Com pany (Limited) and the Paolflo Stouin Naviga tion ComDany, will leave BYUNKY at the , undermentioned dates for MKLBOURNB, ADKO AIDH tindLONDON, via Sneg Oanat.'— Steamer. JUex. 'btfßa.i tteteu AUSTRAL fi.600 JuTyS GARONNE.._-,_, 8 878 July IT POTO3I 4 213 July 31 OHIMHORAZO._ 3,817 August U JOHN ELDKR lisa August 28 And the Servloe will bo maintained by suo oeodlng atoamora at Intervals of a fortnight. Auokland pasßnngera tor Austral may proceed pee Rotorua on June 27. Fares to London, 15 to 70 guineas. Buez Canal Dues, 8s In addition. Parcel- booked through to London. Passengora oan book from Auckland at a through rate to oover Inteoolonial fare and Canal dues and to seoure speolal advantages. Passages from London oan be granted In Auckland, For plans and full particulars, apply, ln Lon don, to F. Green & Co., Joint Managers of the line; or to the Agents ln Auckland. UNION STRAMSHIP CO. OF N.Z. , <> (Limitrd). Queen-street. *y*&i. pKJUNStf-AK AND OKI 4#SfeSi- ENTAL STEAK NAVIGA -3*^S3rs'TloN COMPANY. The Company's Steamships (under contract with the Victorian Government for the con vey ftuoa of her Majesty's maUa) will be deepatohed 11 n«_»m» i Leave I Leave I Leave Steamer. | g-^- | MeWwQ, UlTlada ; MAIiWA,.. u ,- June 33 I July 4 July 6 SUTLItJ.. July IS I July 18 JulyM MIRZAPORE,... July 28 I Aug. 1 Aug. 3 RAVENNA Aug. 9 Aug. 15 Aug. 17 , BOMB Aug. 23 ' Aug. 29 Aug. 31 Koutei—lt In lntondod to despatch these ateamers for Plymouth and London via Point' deGalle. Passengers tor England will therefore not require to change ste_nera. Bates ot passage money to Plymouth or Lou- Son I £70 first, and AM seoond-olasß j Italian porta, B6& first, and £40 seoond-olass. Passenger* booking at Auokland sooure special advantages, Kor further particulars respeotiiiK pasecee money and freight apply to ORUICKSHAN— 6: CO. Aoenta. 18. Queen-street. Auokland. 4i___^_. l^ rAIUKD & ONEHUNGA, ' V? BTBAM NAVIGATION 00. Tm_ Table— Jowb, 1882. • ' 8,8, MANUKAU, Leaves Onehunga t Leaves Waloku I June June 27— Tuesday. 3pm 28—Wednesday. Sam! SO— Friday, fi p m July I—Saturday, 10 a m ' For Manukan Heads, every Thursday, at! a m By order ot the Dlreotorg, all Freight must be pr-pftia. CUNNINGHAM. Aasnt. _fa_j_ DASSisivoßKiS' ia«_ or JfiPk X PACKETS TO NBWZEA-. wBaWMWaw OWNED BY MESSRS. BHAW ii A ViUuK, & CO., Si. Leadenhall-street, London, Tha above line of ships are regular trader* to all the principal ports in New Zealand. They are clipper ships, olassed 4.1 at Lloyds', and oom. manded by experienced masters. The bill of (are la most substantial. _nd of the bent quality, And the accommodation roomy and convenient. The undersigned are empowered to grant pas sages from London to New Zealand, payment for whloh have been guaranteed ln the colony. Return ships to London also leave at almost regular Intervals. _"all parUoulars on application to h. D. NATHAN ft 00* ) OWEN & GRAHAM, > J__fl_U. ORUIOKBHANK & CO. J , —————— -avfciw^ -|VrOKTHEn« STEAMSHIP 'leg-EB^-Ll COMPANY (LIMITED). TIMB-TABIiE-JULY. Weather and other olroumstanoes permitting). FOB TAPRANOA AND BAY OF PLENTY POETS. Steamer. J Datb ob- SAtLlNfl. WelUngton Thursday. 29, fi p m Glenelg Monday, July 8.5 p m Glenelg Thursday, 6,5 p m Wellington Monday, 10. 5 p m Wellington Thursday, 13. S p m Glenolg Monday, 17, 5 p m Glennlg Thursday. 20,5 p m Wellington Monday, 24. S n m Wellington Thursday, 27, 6 p m Glenelg Monday. 31, fi p m _ Conneota at Tauranga for Opo- Stafla tiki and Bay of Plenty Ports every Tuesday. FOB RTJSSKIiIi, WHANGABOA, AND BtAH fIONUI. Wellington Monday, 3,5pm nienelg Monday, 10.5 p m Wellington Monday, 17, S p m Glenelff Monday. 21, 5 p m Wellington Monday, 31. spm FOB WHANQABKI AND WHAMGABKI HKAPS. ________________^ Argyle (Carrying passengers and oargo forWttipn) FOB MAMGAPAI. Argyle -1 Kvery Tuesday, at 6p m FOB MKKOURY BAY. ' ~" gtojal | Monday,26.lpm ' \ FOB MANGA.WAI. yingaS | Every Thursday, at ftp m FROM MANUKAU. FOR HOKIAKGA. «owena I Tuesday, i, 1 p.m. Rowona | Tuesday. 18.1 p.m. FOB OPDWAKK AMD WAHQANPI. Rowena I Monday, 10.1 p.m. Eowena I Monday. 2*. 1 p.m. FOR WAITAHA. MaoCTegor I Wednesday. 28.1 P.M. *ar Cargo must bo boofted and alongside one hour before advertised time of departure. n Passage tickets must be taken at the Com pany's Offloe. No. 87. Q-p^gg^ggf- 1* Managing Dlreotor. «aaa_s^TnOK WAITARA,-Tko jfe?_a_;J" Northern Stoamship Co.'s s.B. ~*u ■raAf''MACBKgOOR will leave the One hunga Wharf as above (weather and other cir onmßtnncespermlttlng)TO-MORROW(Wedn«B- --da;). 28, at 1 p.m For freight or passage apply at the offlce<of the Company, 67, Queen-street, Auokland; or to A. Barnes, Onehunga.—A, McGßaaoß. Managing Dlreotor. i QI.AM SO *HB '■^^^^» THAMES, ohotbmdri.waitbka-'ri, WAIHI, TK ABOHA GOLDFIKLDB, MOB RINsVILLK, WAITOA PLAINS. AND GRANT AND FOSTER'S BETTI__MBNT. ENTERPRISE NO. 2, P.S, TE AKOHA,■_ P.S. PATIKI, From Auokland >• From Thames I — ' Tuesday, 1 p.m. Wednesday, 8 p.m; Thursday, 3 pm. Friday, 10 p.m. ' Saturday, 9 p.m. The timetable of river steamers to bo Been at Enterprise Offloe, Thames. * Fabbs - To Thames _ Salpon, 7s 6d; Steerage, Be To Ohinemurl throngh, 5s extra To Te Aroha through, 10s extra Not reaponslole for shipping, carrying, or dla Bfcargin.Uvoßtook.AiN>araßßrß fcargin.Uvo ß took. AiN>araßßr _ • - AgWW.



Shippiag. Sl COROMANDEI,, The fast and favourite M. O O R O M A N DE h. Captain, W. a HargraTe, TriU-TABTJi, ti saves Auoklandi Leaves Coromandel I Wrt__«arT». l 2no o» Kffiy.VlfSSn Friday, 30.1 p.m. Saturday, July 1,12n00i Weaiher and other olrouraßianceß permlttinß, «u^Swhasf. PraPßl' i •* 01*™' No'^ to-UUvewook. 0 ln BWPPInB> °arrrta8' W a. R. H BWINDLKY, Manager. »vOTEAM TO THE HOT iSESSsKpS?.-,s.?KINGB- mahurangi, OM^^MATAKANA. KAWAU. ake She us, KOBE UAHK 'f, Ai at Uoyflfc mm. r, ~ »Wt SomorvlUo. Maator. "B.Hot Springs, Matakana, Kawan, and Omaha—Bvery Tuesday at 11 o'olook. r» turning on Wednesday. for Hot Springs and Mat nrantri-Every Thurs day and Saturday at 11 8.m., ret—nlna on Monday and Friday. No Parcels or Goodi taken without Bhlpplng (010. Vor freight or passage apply to H. J. WIOKKNB, ifiiaBK^IJTEAM TO THAMJBB, CAti. RYINB PASBKNGSKB AND CARGO, OONNISOTINB (WITH OBIHS ?£_; Sffii_S_S_^ UM' AKD Uoatt** 'I'IISX TAULS, S,S,' BOTOMAHANA, From Auckland i Tuoeday, 9.30 morsing Wednesday, 11 morning Friday, 1 afternoon Saturday,3 afternoon From Thames I Tuesday, 9.30 afternoon Thursday, 3,30 afternoon Saturday. 8 morning FARK3 (3INGLB)- Saloon t Seven Shillings and Sixpenoo (7s M), Steerage: Five Shillings |sb), iTreltihl through to To Aroha. 28a per ton. No oargo rooeived within halt an hour of ad rertised Ume of leaving. gRABKR _: TINNH. Agent. _du3ationaa. OPERATIC riLASS, PKRA TI O Vlii Bft MR. GORDON QOOCH has the honour to announoe to his musical friends and Other lady and gentleman amateurs, that hin Class for the practice of Balfo'd popular Opera "T II X BOHBMIAN GIRL" will oommonoe THURSDAY KVKNING, JULY 6. The fee of membership will be 10/8. and will entitle each member to one complimentary ticket to the Concert performance, as the study of mnulo will noooasltate S or 6 months' zealous attention and work before it) production ln oonoort form. Mr. Uoooh hopes.—by making the fee for admission very moderate,—that all ama>cur vocalists desirous of taking part in the work will be abls to join Class, and enter (con amore) Into the practice of the Opera music. The weekly meetings will be held on Thurs day evenings, at 8 o'olook, in the hohool Room at rear of supreme Court. All ladies and gen men desirous of joining Class, and at the same time spending many musical evenings of prao ttce, are requested to send In their names, or attend personally, the ilr.it meeting as above, July 6th. Albert Park. Li X . N C X O_ ASSiiS, MON& ALBIN VILbJcyAL begs to lnfdrm he Pabllo that ho will open two French Classes ln the Vrenoh Literary Socloty's Room, Y.1f.0. Association Buildings, corner of Tfello«loy and Albert streets, on THUKSUAY B^KNlNG.the 29th instant. The Ist Class, from 7to 8 o'olook, 1b for Beglnneni, to commence with Chardenal's first Coarse; the 2ad Class, from i to 9. Is intended for Advancad Pupils, to comraonoo wlch Chardenal's Sacond Course. Terms: Ist Class, 153 per quarter; 2nd Class, 1 oulnea. Namfts for these olaeseß are enrolled at M. Vil laval's residence, Leaminßton Hoiibs. Grey street, until the 23th instant, at i p.m. Another Claas for Ladies (separate) will be opened on BaTCRDAY, the Ist of July, from 1 p.m. to 3, at M. Villeval's residence, Greystreet. Terms: 15a per qnarter. All fees payable ia advanoe. ryji" K. V, B WOO_ _A M, tkachbb ov thb planofoiub and » Harmonium, Ail''iroea-0 re of Auokland Mosle Ware houßa; , piIRLS1 HIGH SCHOOL. The Quarter Oays for 1882 are—February 1, April 17. July 12, and September 29. Tbrms — Payable in advanoo —£3 2s per quarter. Piano, Singing) and Dancing are the ooly extras. The Head Master will be in attendance at tho School, to receive the names of new pupils, on FRIDAY. 14th July, between the hours of 10 a.m. and i p.m. Mr, Pool E57 Uehiiklssohh Villa. KARANGAHAPB ROAD. Ohg anist 07 St. Matthew's Ohctboh. Receives Pupils for the ORGAN, PIANO 70BTB, AND SINGING, at his address, as above, or at residence of Puplla, A Quarter may be commenoed from date Of First Lesson. Board ana Kesiaeace. RAILWAY DINING ROOMS, QnEKN-fIIRKKT W__Jtf WILLIAM PYB, PROPRIBTOB, Good Booommodation for Boarden and Travellers at moderate charges. Cleanliness and civility are the characteristics of this house. The table _id beds cannot be surpassed by any house ln town. The Proprietor has had a vory long experience as a Restaurant Keeper, asd he feels assured that any person giving his house a trial will be quite convinced that the accommodation It affords cannot be BUlpassed. THB ONLY HOUSTON THB WHABFi Board and Lodging, fil per woek.Bßeda. Is. YVVCHJ ffUMKH'S INSTITUTE AND BOARDING-HOUSE, Qtn_H-STB]_T a Open dally from 10 a.m. till 0.30 p.m. Dinner and Luncheon from 12 to 3 p Jn. Tea from 6 to 7 p.m. Boardlnß-honae for Young Ladlos who are oooupied during the day. Terais on application to the Hon. Seoretary. Y.W.C. a. Meeting every Thursday, 7.30 p.m. Governess* Agency- Servants' K-gwtry, ana lend—B Library in oonneet—n with the Initl tuts. Drapery and Olothtng. •/____—!——V ll ■ DEFERRED \\ .1 PAYMENT I t SYSTEM. ll TAILORS, DRAPERSj AND OUTFITTERS, HOBSON-STKEBV (Nearly opposite Welllngton-etreet). Have a Well • Absobtbd STOCK of the BEST CLASS GOODS. All Tweed, thoroughly shrunk before being made up, and fit and workmanship guaranteed. Tha Deferred Payment Svttan has been found to be a great boon, by enabling those with limited Incomes to prooure necessarlM In tho easiest possible way. INSPECTION INVITBD VTIT B _-BSL JS V HOUSK. A. LOVETT, Bobs to Intimate to his Customers and the Publio generally, that his WINTER STOCK OF N«W FASHION ABLE &TCHKAP DKAHKhY & MILLINERY Is Now to Hand. Dreßß Goods in all the Leading Fashionable Shades and Textnrea. Calicoes from Bd. Flan nelsi from B}d per yard, Sheeting from lOd. A Lar^eStookofTweedßinaUquaUties. Blankete ALeadlng Novel" la the " Flexible Hip " Corset, very oom. nies d°in aLadle ßs ?d Jaeketß and Ulsters, •"SSS? tfd^Ohffir^UKtoßJto-tog we One Shilling in the £ Discount on all Casl Purchases of 20s and upwards, A r O V B T Tj A* I* DBApasi WeUMICT-rtreeJ



JBtißineaß Notices. Q£W IN « MACHINES, Jußt landed, Jones and Co.'a celebrated CJr oular Head and "O" Maohlnes. lor Luathor work. Will be sold at low prices. B. amus & sons, ■• i. Wvridhara-Btreot. Jj< KU I I SEASON, Important to Storelroopnrs and Parties Pm serving. — Edward Lewis, of Custom-house street, haa Just oponod a Large and Varlod As Bortmont of Jain Jarg and jolly Cans (or Pro Borvlng purposes; also, Five Crates Stonewan Jars Bailable tor Butter Crocks and Bread Pans. &o jgT UGH K. 6IIMOUB (liRSa Thomna J. Harbutt), STEAM BRUSH, PORTABLE FORGE, AND BELLOWS FACTORY, VIOTOUIA-BTOKKT EAST, Auckland. TOHN M. HASLKTT ** BUILDER, ' HOUSE AND SHIP JOINER, fttt, FORT-STRKKT, Auckland. Having oommoncod bualnoaa In the above line, la now prepared to receive orders lor ovory description of Carpenters' and Joiners' Work. Offloe Fittings. Shop Fronts, Oountore, Shelves, Froaaoa. Cupboards, eta, Every description of work connsotod with the trade, from Honso Building down, oxoouted on tho Shortest Notloe, and most Ruasohable Terms. FORT-STUEKT, Two Doora from Customhouse Hotel. YOUNG MEN'S OHHISTIAK ASBO OIATION. Cosnbb OV Wftr,r,K3t.T6i' imi albkut rthketb Reading Room, Comfortably Furnished. All tho handing Papon on tho tables. Subscription, 2s 8d per qnartur. Tho Library oontalna up wards of 2800 vola. In the various departments of Literature. Subscription, 3s (Id .per quarter. Tea and Coffee providod. Smploymont and Boarding-house Registers. * Meeting lor Young Man on Tuesday*, at 7.80. Evangelistic Sorvloe, Thursdays, at 7.80, Blbls Reading and Prayer, Saturday at 7.SU, Blbls Class, Sunday, at 8 p.m. Qtiukobks - 4id others (especially Yonna Men) oordiaUf Invited to visit the Rooms, where all information may be obtained. Open from II ».ra. til tin cm JOTOTIOIS OJf ~"jf ARTJSiS KS HI I*. W. GUNSON, In thanking his friends and tho general pnblio for tho very cordial support hitherto aooordod him, hogn to state ho has taken Into Partnership MR K. W. MARTIN, for many years with Mr Chas. Major date mer chant), of this city; and that from the let June proximo, tho Business will be carried on under tho style, or firm, of GUNHON & MAKTIN, General Produce, Grain, Seed Merchants, and Commission Agents. J£ B M O V A I* On the above date, tho Business will bo Re moved to tboso New and Commodious Premises 'recently erected by Mossrs W. and G. •Win stone. In Oustoin-houso-sti'eet, where, with In creased facilities for working, and every con venlenoe, with Btriot attention to the interests ol their oustomers, oomblnod with moderate oharges, a still further support is confidently looked for, and respectfully solicited. Auckland. May 29 t 138?. . GF. STuVIN bees to draw tho atten. • tlon of tho pnblio that he has opened an office at the Union losnranoo Company's Build liirh, (jQion-Rtrtiot, where he Intends to carry on business as Uonaa Land, and Katate Agent. f A M E » M U T C U JS it, O CARTER, CONTRACTOR. &0 Goods Caned and Delivered from ship's side on Shortest Notloe. Ballast Supplied. NBWOABTU AND IUV Or ISLANDS OOAfi Also. Firewood (out and uncut) reasonable.. rULMAW'S i-fIOTO -tOOMS, Tonrlßta ant Visitors are Invited to inspect Pulman's Vlowa of the Hot Lakes, Auckland and Bush Boenery, &c The greatest variety of Original Portralta of Maori OelebrlUea la New Zealand. PHOTOGRAPHY IK ALL ITB BKANOHM. ROBERT WOODS BOOT AND SHOB MANUFACTURER, GOBLBY'S BUILDINGS. Hobson-BTB_S_ (Opposite the Prlnoe Arthnr Hotel). KVKUY DESCRIPTION 07 EEPAIKS NEATLY EXECUTED, A Trial Solicited. BY. APPOINTMENT* _!_&_ DUIC-OF A. Seuffert & Son, ELLIOTT-STRKET (Market Entrance from Welicsley-street), AUCKLAND. Every doaoriptlon cf Fanoy Inlaid Work In New Zoalaod Wood or othor material oxoouto. to any design, for Deoorative, Domostlo, or other purposes. BAMPLKS AtWAyfl KHPT ON nANg. gig) icr ~o x i oj£ W. H. SKINNER, AROHITKCT, Haa taken offlcoa formerly ooouplod by the City Counoll, and over Messrs. Upton nd Co.'a. Queen-street. jSx o x i o c. Mb B. G. SANDALL Wishes to inform his friends and the publio In general that ho has Opened the Butcher's Shop n Wakefleld-Btreet lately ocoaplod by Fowler and Co., and hopoa by keeping the best quality of Meat and strict attention to business to merit a fair share of their support. B. Q. SANDALL; May 1.1881 fl LAB 9 T^T 0 R X S! Q.LASS "TyORKS! Our Leading Artloles this week are: Confec tioner*' Jars, Is per 1b; 3 Glues Jugs for Zs fid; Lamp Chimneys, 3 for Cd; Glass Balls ror Bhuoting et. In quantities' to suit purchasers; narden Shades, all sizes; Fish Globes and Gold Fish, very cheap • M. COOK & SONS, FREEMAK'3 BAY. WAJttNOCK BKOTHKKS, aOAP AND OANDIiB MANUFACTURERS, OOX'S CEEEK, RICHMOND, OITIOB I DUBBAIf -STBBKJV AUOBXAHSi Cash Farohaaon of Tallow, Wool, Sheepskin*, and Bones. , ITMSNCIJNGI FEJSUIMGI FISXSIOIJNU 1 1 Contraotsfor all kinds of Ifonolnpt taken by Sam Whito; also, for Sale, Pcrlrl Posts, Totora I'osts, Kauri and Hobarton Posts, lllmu and Hobarton Rallu, 10,000 Kauri Pailnga at Us, House Blocks, 100,000 Shingles, good broad heart. 13s (delivered). Come early.—Sam White, Gore-atrcet. GiS JB A « 1> "r U X 'A' a A, COACH-BUILDERB. GKISY-STIiJEKT, AcdKtAND, N.B.—lron-bark Shafts, Spokes, Fallosa, Bins dum nnd binds of Hardwood, at Lowoul Markat Prlca*. JB, MARRIOTT, • AUCTIONEER, VALUATOR, HOUSE, LAND AND GENERAL COMMIS SION AGUNT, Karangahape Road, Auckland. IS" OPT-DOOR SALK3 ATTENDED. ~«> fxTo THiS PUBIiIC. RICHARD UEORGE, BUTCHER AND GENERAL PURVBTOB, ReapeottuUy aollolts the pnbUo to try hla OHOica stock Oir mbat, at Lowest Fobsiblu Priors. FamUlea waited on. for Orders. Best Quality Corned Boot Shipping Supplied. Note the Address— MANUKAU ROAD, PARNBLL. nfIESIS (TP 1) „AW£ RS. \J Very Handaome Ohents of Drawers In rloh Mottled Kauri, alao. Wardrobes and very pretty Gheffonlers, at very reasonable prices, for Cash The above wood beoo es more beantlfnl with get and la always very valuable. W. NORRIB, OIBINBT MaNUFAOTUBBB, Top of Bhortland-street. HJSNRY BRAUiS _ CO. (liUttlTEDl, WHOLESALE MANUFACTUBitRS AND IMPORTERS Of all —nds of SADDLKRY, Hian-BTKEKT, AOOKLARD. KDW, JNO. COX, Manager. JUST OPEN- D, Finest Bband of Tobaccos, Cioabs, and Fancy Goods. 176, QUEEN-STREET, Next Rottray's Clothing BhOPi H, B A I h X V, TOBACOONBW;



I Public Notices. • [ c. o, bill.] la. r_u_MK_ CG. HILL AND CO., • UPP B R QUEEN-STREET (Late Wellesley-Btreet), Beg to Inform their customers and the Public that they aro now EariBLiSHKD m tbirk nbw and com modious phkmibb a (next door to Mr Bridgoman, nnd directly opposite the Bite Ol the New Town Hall). Where they are proparod to oxecuto orders, oi give KfltiiuutoH for Work, at the Lowest Market Kutcm. They are Now Landing from tho Cambila nnd Mendoza, direct to their Own Order: White Load, Oils and Colours, a Splendid An sortment of Faperhanglngs, Gilt, Walnut, and Maple Mouldings. . sick r.oT or n_w pioTtmiis to hand. Juno 20,1882, QHRYSTON J3OULTRY Y ARDS' LAKE TAKAPUNA, D. ROBERTSON, JPBOPRISTOB. BREEDER AND IMPORTER or PURE-BRED FOWLS, UFFINS! MUFFINS! MUFFINS I E. H. PERCY, BAKER AND CONFECTIONER, WAKBFI-LD STRBBT, Haa now commenced tho Season, and begs to nform his friends and tho publio generally, that on hla part nothing shall be loft undone to give them satisfaction, the quality of these goods being unsurpoecsd; and ao well-known as to require no further comment. Wholesalk and Rbtai- Customers supplied at aU honrs, and at Mr Wright's, Queen-street. BOYS Wahtkd, . . (g._i6) E. H. P E R C Y. THE AUCKLAND PLUMBING WORKS. J. PETFORD, WATER AND GAS FITTER, AND HOVSE AND SHIP PLUMBER. Superior Corrugated Tanks, made to ovory Size and Prloe,' from 3£e. WATER AND GAB LAID ON AT GBEAT RBCUOTI*N. Note the address— J. PETFORD, HIGH-BTREET AND VULCAN LANK. Auckland. I Formosa) In Morte. TWTEW ZEALAND FERNS, -Ll Unmounted, or Tastefully Mounted ln various ways, nio_lSrjPTo_9VAH btikb, or Bale by BRIO CRAIG, PKINO-S-STIUEM. ffROUND LIME. GROUND LIME.) FOR SALE, SOUTHGAT E'S MAHURANGI HYDRAULIC GROUND ROCHK LIME, In any quantity, for concrete. Paths, Floors, Collars, etc. (next to stone flagging, Is un rivalled for durability and hard-netting qualities). Fur tanks andoiher wet work it ia a first-class material. B. KEAISE, SOLE AGENT, COBTOM-HOUBI>BTRI_T. FD A V I S O N • (Late Williams), Foot of Gb_y-stkk_t, Hob a Large and Varied Assortment Of Ladles and Children's Night Drosses, Chemlnes. Drawers, Stockings, Klbbonß, Frilling., Wool and Bi'k; Squares, Tunlos. Pinafores; Fanoy Jewellery; Stays. 3s 6d; Eid Gloves, i»6d : Book Combs, 6d ; Straw Hate, 6d; Flowers, Sd. AU Very Cheap. A^4llli.gt ■J^T ATS AND MATTIMG. THE ORIENTAL FIBRE MAT AND MAT TING COMPANY. (BI EOYAL LETT-SB PATSNT), Manufacturers of Patent Mattings Patent Mats . Cocoa Mattlnga and Coooa Mate Wool Bordered Mats. VobdaWobeb.HiairwoßTn,Wi_Tß (England) Sole Agents for New Zealand i ~ OPPENuEIMER & CO., AuO—bAMIV Who will give Prices and Terms on apnUoation. .. .., rn"H O"M. A 8 E. CAR T_t it, •*• IMPOUTBB OF PRINTS, MOULDINGS, GLASS. MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, FANOY GOODS, CONCERTINAS, MELODIANS, VIOLINS. VIOLIN STRINGS AND FITTINGS, AND MUSIC. 88, VICTORIA-STREET, AUCKLAND, SIX DOORS FROM -LBEHT-BTBJtET. Wholesale and Retail Ploture Frame Manu facturer, Musical Instrument Maker, i . Teacher. Importer and Repairer. Toaoher of the Pianoforte, Organ, Concertina, - Violin. Cornet, and any Brass Instrument. UPPER SYMONDS.BTREET, TO THB PUBLIO. ALFRED IYER (Late Robertson Bros.) Bega to thank the inhabitants of Auokland and environs tor their patronage since taking the above business, and would remind them that he bos now Removed to Nbw Spacious Pjiemisks on the Bite ot the recent flre. ! Mr Tyer has alao taken the adlo_lng property, where the business of First-class Fruiterer and Confectioner will be established. By seUicg none but the Best Artioles at Mode rate Prices, and giving the Publio sirlot atten tion to aU Orders, the proprietor solicits that support hitherto accordoc PIANOFORTES & HARMONIUMS on the Deferred System'of Payments, may be had of Mr Webb, Welleßley-street Piano and Harmonium Saloon, without any addition to the price; or, for Cash a liberal discount will be allowed. Mr Webb draws special attention to his Neumeyer double ovor-Btrung Iron Framed Pianos. Pianofortes for Hire from Taw Shillings the month. A Fine Toned American Organ, with 7 stops and 2 knee swells, also, a 5 stop Alexander Harmonium, Seoond Hand, at a low prloe for cash. \lf EBB'S Pianoforte and Har- YV .monlum Saloon, Wellesley-st, rrTo •_ it _ public. marriotTbros., Wholesale and retail Manufacturing CONFBOTIONEIiS, QUKKN-STKKKT. Manufacturers of every description of Sweets. Try our Superior Cough Lozenges, Sole Makers In Auckland, vr— Tho Cheapest House in Town.—"® One Trial will secure future favours. MA R R l"o~T T BROS. CONFECTIONERS, QUEEN-STREET,



Medical, * . MORE LOCAL EVIDENCE OF THB , CURATIVE ROPERTIEB or PROFESSOR pUSSCOTT'S HEBBAIi TEH ATMENT, MAY NOW BE CONSULTED At HIS AD I ■ DRESS, SnoimiAND-STHKET. To Professor Gusßcott, Shortland-streot, Auok land. Sir,—l hereby certify that for over two years I was troubled with a violent cough, with a frequent spitting of blood and groat palplta . tion. 1 wodldnotattompttowalkupahill.Boryet to Ho down in my bod during that time. I wish unable to no any work, after upondln ' a great doal of monuy on doctors and ohomlsts, as well as being an oat-door patient of tho hospital, I lost all hopes of recovery, but Beolng so many ouros you had effected ln the "Herald,*'l was 1 advised to come to Auckland and give your herbal remedies a fair trial, and I am happy to say in six weeks I could return to the Thames a strong, healthy man, free from cough or palpita tion, thank God and you also. I shall be able to recommend your herbal treatment,, for I con Bpeok for myself, also from scores I havo seen ln your place at different times, and every one speaking ln thohlghnst terms of your trojurient. —Believe mo to be, yours evor grateful, Frank Boutherby, Thames, January 3rd, 1882. To Professor Gnoocott, Shortland-streot: Sir. —For tho last three years I havo boon with that dreadful complaint called dyspepßla, or indigea ' tion. It did not matter what 1 ato. ln an hour or BO after my stomach would begin to owoll. that I should have to unfasten my olothes. The food used to turn soar on my stomach. Then I would commence bolchlng wlud and gas. Dirty sour froth would heave from my ohost, I had to bo very particular in what 1 should eat. Fat moat, cabbago, or potatoes, or oheoße—they acted on mo like so much balm, in fact I did not know what to eat, for nothing would agree with mo. But hearing of your Herbal Tonic, I was induced to try a bottle, asd when I had one I wanted more, for my health was more to me than mouoy. I found more relief from your Tonlo and Composition Powder than all the medicine I havo ever taken. You have of footed a perfect cure of me. I can eat now any thing as well as the rest of my family, and enjoy It—Believe mo to bo, yours ever truly, Mrs Elizabeth Swan, Parnell, January U, 1882. i To Professsor Guesoott I Dear' Sir,—My case ' was so remarkable and my oure bo effectual,that I feel It my duty to give you a testimonial as my evidence. I have been suffering with rheuma tism for tho last seven years, and a great part ot that time I have not been able to dresa or un drens myself. For five years I was unable to walk without orutohes. I was tired of my life, i because I was a burden to myself and family, but hearing and seeing the wonderful oures you ! bad effected in dliforent ohronlo oomolalntß.and i a great number whioh I knew, which aro not i published, but I think it my duty to you and to the publio, that a man ot your skill in ourlng such obronlo oomplainta as mine should be a household word. I was like a man drowning. I was glad to grab at anything, but I am happy to Bay that, ttnrough your herbal treatment, I am hearty and well, and oan go without orutohoa as well as ever.—Believe mo to bo, yours evor grateful, J, .0, Dean, Poueonby, January 10.1882. To Professor Guesoott, Shortland-street. Sir —I am harpy to Inform you of the porfoot oare I have received through your medicinal treat ment. I came to you on the 27th of September last. At that titno my left was pronounood In curable ; bnt when 1 came to you yon told me that you would oonvlnoe me in a fortnight, and I am happy to Bay you have fulfilled your promlao, although I was rather doubtful i but I w<ia told ay a frlond of ralno that, if I said bo. you would not treat me. My friend's name is Mrs Walker, who knew you hi Ohristohuroh. ihe was also a patient of yours whloh you oured ot the dropsy. lam happy to Bay that I have dispensed with) my orutohoa. and able to attend to my domoatio duties. I give you this for the bAneilt of otheri who are suffering as I have been for yearn.—Youra, ever thankful, Mrs Kliy Joyce, Newton-road. Dooember 1. To Professor Gusoaott.'Shortland-Btreet Dear Sir,—lt IB with great pleasure that I add to tho number of your valuable testimonials for the miraculous oure your medloine has performed on mo. 1 havo been troubled with what some medloal men call lodlgostlon, others dyspepsia, but when I oame to you on tho 16th of Sept, you told mo that I had llvor complaint: you explained to me my symptoms about tho palpita tion of the heart, tlw wind on tno stomsch, oold handa and feet, the sourneits of tho wind and can I used to belch, cold otsllla running down _y back, and, ln faot, you described my feelings to minutely, that I was quite satisfied that you understood my complaint, and I am happy to say that tbronKh your herbal treatment you navo offootodaperfeot ouro.-Yoursevergrato f ul. Mrs M. Little. Hobson-street, Auokland. To Professor Gnssoott, Shortland-Btroet. Sir,— I have been troubled with neuralgia in both my lead and faoe, and been doprived from many nights' sleep, and when I sat down to my food many times I have bad to got up from tho table and walkabout without ever tasting food. ABI told you; when I applied to you, th&t 1 had j-led all tho ohomißta in town, and I only got lemporary relief. When you told me you would oure me ln a minute I was very doubt ful, but am happy t < say you did so. I should reoomraend any lady suffering from tho same to give you a trial, as you told me, if no oure, no pay.—Believe me to be, yours ever thankful, [taohei Cousens, Vlotoria-street, November U. To Professor Gusacott, Bhortland-Btreot 'It! is with great pleasure that I acknow edge a porfeot oure I have recolved through your herbal, treatmont; I have been tronblod with scurvy for three years and nine months. which I explained when I called on you. I told you I could form no other oause unless it was through slcopiug ln a bed where some one had boon Bloeplng who had the Bourvey. I have always been vory particular when stay ing at the hotels to examlno tho linen before going to bod. I have met many men on my routa who luvo got the Bame ooinplalnt through Bleeping n dirty beds the same aa I did. I also told you when I applied that I had taken a great quantity of medloine until my hair began to fall off; but [ happened to see your advertisement stating that your treatment was solely herbs. I have mown wonderful ouros effected through the liorbal treatment when minorals have failed!! and being a believer in herba. I was very happy to plaoe myself under your treatment as Boon as you oamo to Auoklan d, and I am glad to Bay you have effeoted a cure on mo and made me a jlean, strong, healthy man.—Believe me to Ibe, yours ever thankful, Alfred Hopkins, New North Road, December 6th. To Professor Gußseotc Dear Sir—lt Is with great pleasure I have ln recommending your Tonlo, I have been suffering with wind an apat-ms on the stomaoh for several years, and I oonld not get any relief. Kverythlng I ate turned to wind. I could not eat, I could not sleep (I often had to got out of bed and walk about for hours. I was advised to take cod Jvor and Quinine and Iron, &0., and all to no good. 1 had to give up my employment for weeks at a stretch, but l was advised by a friend of mine, who was working at the Union Sash and Door Company, to apply to you .and that you would convince me in a week. )wag rather doubtful of this, after trying bo marfy different medicines, both from tho Hospital and ohemißts, and other patent mediolnoß. I thought It Was Impossible for me to get oured so quiok and so perfeotly as you have done. lam happy to say ln two months' tlmo you have mado me a new man. I oan eat well, and alao enjoy a good night's rest, with many thanka to you, and l hope your days will be long ln Auskland, for the good of the community at large.—Yours respectfully. Richard. Lawson, Ponsonby, Feb ruary 2nd. 1882. To Professor Gussoott, Shortiand-street t Sir- As you are aware that I explained to you, when I applied to you. that I have been troubled with deeding piles for the last five or six years, as I told you I have tried medloal men, ohemlsts.and old women's oures, but never had a perfoot oure until I applied to you, about blx weeks ago. They need to como down and bleed for an hour at a time so that I should have to ohange my olothes, but when you told me you would make me worse before I should be better. I oould not reokon you up. I thought I should have to give up business altogether, if I should be worse, but In four days you convinced me that I could give you this testimonial with confidence, that ha Ive weeks you have effeotedaperfeotoure on me. I shall ever be a believer in horbs after the wonderful oure you have performed on mo.— Yours, ever grateful, Henry Marsh, Albert street, October U. To Professor Gusaoott, Bhortland-street i|Dear Sir,—lam happy to Inform you that through your herbal treatment I oan safely say that I lave received more benefit through your herbal treatment than all the medloine that I have ever taken. I have been troubled with asthma tor the last five years. I was obliged to give up my business and come to Auokland for medical treatment, and seeing your testimonials and the many oumb you had effeoted, and also that you . required no information and that you could tell a man's complaint as soon as you caw him—you did bo to me-so oorreotly, and that is more than any medical man ever told me before, and It gave me confidence to plaoe myself under your treatment. lam well known in Cambridge. I shall return home on Wednesday, and you may rely you will havo many applications from that distriot.-Youra, truly, John Hargraveß, Quoon. street, Auokland. Professor Gussoott would Impress on those who may do him tho honour to consult him that .the utmost seoreoy con bo relied upon ; more over, from long experience, and a oareful study Of the human system, he oan decide almost at a glance the diagnosis of the case, thereby reliov- Ing the patient of a great deal of nervousness and hesitation. Professor Gnssoott Invites the confidence o. either sex suffering from functional derange ment. Bpermatorrhcsa, exhausting dreams, &o Professor Gussoott has mode nervous debility and loss of power his special study, from what ever cause ariaing. He would earnestly impress upon those who do suffer to seek immediate advice and counsel, if they desire " on old age, I serene and bright." Let no false delicacy deter suffering viotims from removing the cause of this blight to manhood, The strictest confidence tr;~ be relied noon CONSULTATION GRATIS. Can be consulted ny letter. Public inspection invited tc tha large assort ment Ot BRITISH and AMERICAN HKKBS, I Note the Address- Professor Gtusscott, ' Next -Boor to Messrs Winks and Hall) - Establishment. ' SHOBTIiAND-BTREBT, AUCKLAND, HOOHji ffrom B a,nj, to I p m,



WANTED- WANTED KNOWN-Money to tend on Personal Security. Persons Borrow ing es, reoeive £1 10s; £10, £9; £20. £18; £50, £15; repayable in Weekly or Monthly Instal ments.- Strictest secrecy.. Bills- discounted daily.—London Loan and Discount Company1 High-street (between Shortland-Btreet and Vnl oan Lane). WANTED KNOWN — That C. W. GOOIJSON has last received, per Halclone, IB cases ot Goods, comprising tho Very LatOßt Noveltios from England and Con tinent. Among thoao ho would prominently bring to tho notice of tho publio a very oholce assortment of Gold and Silver Jewellery, whloh aro marked at nnprocodently low prloea, as shown in window; also. Terra Covta Wsre ln tho moßt fashionable dealgna, consisting of Plaquuß, Flat Plaques, Vukcb, Roman. Grecian, &o. These Goods are all the rage at Home, and are Bure to command a ready mlo. An Early Inspection of tho liumnnso aud Varied Stock ln tho LONDON ARCADB is rcqqeatqg. W^~ ANTK-D Known—That J. Cosgrave and Co. have tho Largest and Bost Stock of Men's and Boys' Clotulng to ohooso from In Anokland. ANTED KNOWN—Tfiat E. Porter and Co. have Opened their New Ware house at Newmarket, with a Large Assortment ot Furnishing and General Ironmongery. All Goods at Town Prices. XJCf ANTED KINU WN that the Victorian TV Loan and Discount Agency's Advertise mont appears on ith cage. Bth column. WANTED KriOWN, that E. Mltchel. son & Co., No. 19. Qaoen-etieet Wharf, aro Belling Maize, Oats, Bran, Sharps, Flour, OatmgaU &j;.. s fe,o.. at l|>woat.market ratea. WAMTiID KNOWN.— The Anckland Timbor Companr, Limited (late G. Holdsblp & Co.). a>-e selling overy description of Timbor; also, Sashns, Doors, Monldings. Turnery, Fretwork, &0., at Spooiaily Low Pncen.—Cuatomhouso-streot Wost. WANTED KJNOWN —F. Shaiier, Tailor, Kden Terrace, next Eden Hall, has commenced business in the above line, and trusts by Btriot attention to all orders to merit a fair sharo of patronage from tho sunoandlng district, where a tailor is much needed. Repairs neatly ezo ontod, uents'own matorlala made up. WANTED KWOWJN—UHKAP TlM bbr 1 Cheap Timber I And all other kinds of Building Materials, can be purchased cheaper and better than anywhero else at the Yards of D. Goldie, Albert-street. Thero being no mannfactory for Joiners' Timber on the pre mises, the customer has an additional oppor tunity of getting superior timber. Wheel rights' Materials always in Btook. • TENDERS. -p^EW ZEALAND RAILWAYS. SUPPLY OF PKANUT OIL, General Manager's Offloo, Railway Department, Wellington, 15th Juno. 1882. Written Tondora will bo received at this office up to noon ot MONDAY. 10th July, 1833. for tho Supply of about 15.000 Gallons Chluese Poannt Oil. to bo delivered in January next. opeciilcatlonß and Korms of Tender may ba obtained at tho Stores. Manager's Ofilco, Wol linßton: and the btorekecpors' Offices. Auck land, Chrlstchnroh, and Liunodtn. Tendors, acoompanied by samples, to be addressed to the Gonoral Manager, Wellington; and marked outside, " Tender for Oil." The lowest or any Tender not necessarily accepted. Teiegraphlo Tenders will not bo cntortainod, J. P. MAXVPTCI,Ii, General Manager N.Z. Railways. T7-AKAWGAHAPE DISTRICT. FORMATION OF DUBLIN-STREET. Fresh Tenders for above Contract, the time for completion being extended to ZOth Novem ber, will bo received up ti I pmi. on Thursday, 29th lost., at our office. Colonial Bank, where plans and specifications may be seen. BOYLAN „ LUNDON, Bnglneers to the Board. m O BUILDERS. Separato Cendora will be received at the Architect's Olllco. Tauranga, up to noon of 11th July, for the Kreotlon ot a Brick or Concrete Building at Tauranga. Plans oan bo Been at Mr Hammond's Oflloop, South British BuUdlngs, Auokland, or at my offl e e.Tauranga. z . ißßoNLOuoH>cß) Architect, Tanranga. m O BUILDERS. Tenders will bo rocelved until noon of SATURDAY, July Ist, for tho Erection and Completion of a iilook of Brick Buildings at Devon port. EDWARD BARTLEY, Arohiteot. m O BUILDERS. Tenders will be received up to noon on TUES DAY, the 4th July, for the Ereotlon of a Shop ana Dvrelllvg-house in Co'lego ltoad. Plana, &c, a( our onloes, Queea-Rtreet. EDW. MAHONKY fc SON. ' - Architects. mo BUILDERS, Tenders will be received up to noon on FRI DAY, July 7, for tho Kreotlon of a Large Build ing at want!anni for tho New Zealand Loan and Mercantile Agency Compary (Llmitod). Plans, &0,, at our ofilces, Uueen-street. EDW. MAHONEY & SON, Architoots. rjl O BUILDERS. Tenders will be recoivod up to noon on THUKBDAY. July 13, for the Emotion and Completion of Additions to the Bank of New Zealand, Anokland. Plans, &0,, at our olQcos, Quoen-atreot, EDW. MAHONEY «5 SON. Architects. mOBUIL D E R S. Wanted Known, that F. MANDER has oponod a yard at Onehunga, and is prepared to supply BuUdlng Material of bent quality at current rates. Cosh Customers liberally dealt with. . ' corporation Notices. niTY OF AUCKLAND. SUPPLY OF TIMBER, &O. The City Council will reoelvo Tenders for Supply of Timber, &0., until 3 p.m. ot THURS DAY, tho 28th instant, in terms of specifications and conditions at the office ot the City Surveyor, Counoil Chambers, High-street, Tho Council do not bind thtmsolvos to acoept any tender. Tenders to be endorsed 'For Supply of Timber," " . P. A. PHILIPS, Town Clerk. Town Clerk's Offloo, Juno 22, 1882. ■ ■ ' i A UCKLAND" SAVINGS BANE. The Trustees are prepared to Lend Money on Freehold Securities in sums from £50 and ', upwards. Mortgages oan be redeemed by quarterly Instalments. Applications for loans to bo sent in by SATURDAY, the let July, 1882. R. CAMERON, Manager. Temporary offices: Darby-street. ICT O T I C E. TO OUR NUMEROUS OUSTOMERS, AND PUBLIO GENERALLY. We beg to Inform them that we have just received, and are opening up, our first importa tion, per Cumbria, of Choloa Tweeds and Coat ings, together with Superior Trimmings; to be followed by farther consignments per Orient Line, In thanking our patrons for past favours, we ehall still endeavour to merit satisfaction. WHITB AND WATKINSON. Tailors, Viotoria-street.; "VriGHT SOIL -CONTRACT. _13( NOTICE. Those requiring tho Removal of Night 801 l for Ensuing Quarter must Pay for the past services, otherwise attendance will be discon tinued. Olfice: City Market (Queen-street en trancot. Hnnrs: 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.; Saturday, to 9 p.m.-GHOHQB WILSON, Contraotor. OT LAKES! HOT LAKES 1 HOT LAKES IMPORTANT NOTICE. TOURISTd Intending to visit these Natural Wonders of New Zealand oan obtain through RETURN TICKETS (including Guides, Boat and Coach Hire, Hotel Accommodation, &o.). together with every information, from the undersigned, who have been appointed So~_ 4GBNIB in Auckland for Mr William Kelly, Proprietor of tho PALACE HOTEL, Ohine mutu. First-class Accommodation for Visitors during both Winter and Summer Months. Private Sitting, Smoking, and Rkidinq Booms, B I L ITTk D S. Coaches, Buggies, and Saddle Horses for Hlrei Conveyances meet every Steamer, METCALFE & HILL, 29, N.Z, Insurance) BuUdlngs, June 3rd, 188 Agents



FOB SALE- T3ESIDENOE FOR SALF, JLA) For Sale, that Comfortable Residence, situate ne&r top of Grey-Btreet (lately oocupled by Mr Robert Home), containing 10 good rooms, fitted with every convenience. The house and grounds have recently been put ln thorough order, Terms easy, SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, Auctioneers. EPSOM.— For Sale, a Comfortable Resi dence of eight rooms, with about one acre of land, — Samuel Cochrane and Sob, ■auctioneers. FOR S ALB, a 6-roomed House in Upper Qaeen-Btreet.—Hnqairo ot tho York Hotel, or to Mr McKinatry, Commission Agent, 91, Qaeen-Btreet. . imOK SALJf.—A .KARGAIN. 575 Acres Kxotllent Land, comprising an al iuvial valley—tho elopes on cither tldo mostly covered with pohutukawa, puriri, nnd otner valuablo timber. A Bush Publio House and Store on the property Is at present let, but im mediate possession oio oa obtained if required. This Is an exoellent opportunity for anyone wishing to combines farming with a luorative timber and sum business, null particulars on application to • MBTCALFE & HILL, 29, N.Z, Insurance Buildings. IflOK POSITIVE SALE. That oompaot little Island, known as Wood's Island, about ■ half-way between hero and the head of the Waitouiata. containing 100 Acres, with cottage, good Orohard, and several im provements, plenty ot fresh water all tho year round, and a good wharf for the ccnvenionce of steamers, &o.—Apply to JOHN SOPPKT. Homo and Land Agent. No. a^.Queen-street , WILLOW GLj_N ESTATE, KINQSLANB. This boantlful property has now bsen sur veyed Into 35 grand allotments, from about a quarter of an acre upwards. The well-finished 13 roomed villa residence, reoiete with every convenience, rector grates, bath, tanks with water laid on. will be bold, with rather over 3 uorofl of tastefully laid out garden grounds, welt planted with ornamental and fruit trees; paddooks, well of water, stable, and other out balldln«>: on eas<- terms, for the low prloa of £800. 34 allotments, embracing some remark ably fine sites (all volcanic) for viiUb, (the greater portion cleared and ploughable) nay now be viewed, and first comers may take their choice, at extreemly low prices, ranging tram £28 to£lM per allotment Terms to ault pux ohaaers. Be sarly and take your pick. Largo plan may be seen, and fall Information obtained from J. R. SANDERSON, Land Agent, 5, N.Z. Insmranoe Ballilngß. . Anokland. ripO FAKMEKS AM) OTfIEKS. The undersigned have on Hand a Spleaded Sample of TARTARIAN HEED OATB,also BXO9 eaoks Prime FEED OATS, at lowest current rates. E, MITC3KLSON Ss CO.. ho. 19, Qaeen-Btreet Wharf. OR SALE, a Baker's Business, ii oludlng Confectionary. Grocery, and the Post-cfflce, In a rising district near town.— Long leaao will bo given,—Apply to X, Waters. Qaeen-Btreet. OILLIAKD T/UiLK KOK SALE, Just landed, ex Haloiono. Full-size Solid Mahogany Billiard Table, with all the acces sories neoesaary for furnishing a Bllliariroom completely, including Chandelier. ARTHUR H. NATHAN. 33, Lower Queen-street Tp O 14 5 A' L ]_! Freehold.Cottage and Allotment, ln Bden Crescent; four rooms and Kitchen; water laid on,—Prioe £260.-Apply to Arthur H, Nathan, 83. Lower Qaoen-Btreet, , . _ STIOK SALE, really cheap, a Compact I? Farm of 150 acres: about 50 acres in grass, part under crop, part good hush and tarn j a Six-roomed House, Staple, Cow-shed, Sec; 2) miles from railway station and only IS miles from town by good road. FOR SALE, a nice little Dairy Farm of 72 acres, all fenced and divided Into pad-locks, with good House, Stable, Sheds, and every oon venlenoe, and deep-water frontage, 10 miles from town. Apply to JOHN Soppet, House, Land, and General OommUwlnn Agent, No. 3, Queon-etreet (upstairs IHOR SALE, a New 7-roomed bouse, • well built and finished, wash-home and outhouse?, J-aore ot ground, wall situated in a healthy locality.—For farther particulars apply to Da vies a nd Baker, National Insurance Bulla- Ings. 83. Qneen-etrtet, Auokland. "HI O Ii H A L E, Kfl TONS GALVANIZED CORRVOA oy TBD IRON JQQ TONS FENCING WIRB OR A BARRRLB KNIGHT & EVAN'S «Ov OEMKNT, W. S. LAUKIE, . 1^ WYMP HA M TJggjl^ y> EEI) 1 SEE 57 Si _;j_"_»"l FOX SALE, the following New Sooda, ex Roman Empire t— Bed Clover White Clover Cowgrasi Alsyke Rape Luoerne Turnip Mangel Llnaeed Hemp Canary &0., &c The above will be disposed of at Lowest Current Prtoes. POTTER AND CO., Durham-atreot. aj^Oß SALE AT FREEMAN'S BAY C MILLS, Late Soppett a. GKNUINK BONKDUST, WHOLESALB AND RKTAIL, Ax Lowest Market Ratbs. BONES BOUGHT IK ANY QUANTITY, AT thb" Mill, OATS AND MAIZE CRUSHED. D, H. _o_EN__, Fort-street April 20th. Ml O X S A L B, At Lowest Market Bates i Roßln, Pitch, and Tar Kerosene, Pain t,and Ollva Oils Champion's, Soott's, and Storor'a Gonulne White Lead, in wood Muntz Metal and Nails Large Stock of Canvas, various brands Wire Rope, from H Inoh to i inoh Bolt 11029, Hemp, and Manilla Rope, all sizes Patent Windlass (wood), Frills, and Palls Anchors, from IS owt to 10 lba ■ ■, ' Chains, from J Inoh to I Inoh. Colza and Fish OIL D. H MOKENZIE, FORT-STRKRT. March 18. 1888- . Gf UNS O N & MAB TI N HAVE ON BALK: GRAIN-Seed Wheat, Fowl Wheat Maize, Oats and Beans (crushed and whole), Tartarian and Potato Seed Oats, Blaok Oats, Flour, Oatmeal, Bran, Sharps, and Chaff. POTATOBS-Good Table Potatoes, Early Seed Potatoes, MANURES—Genuine Bonedust (coarse and fine), Bonefiour, and Guano. HEEDS—Rye Grass, Cocksfoot, Red and White Clover, ftp.. &o. DA IB? PRODUCE—Choice Local and Tara nakl Roll Butter (in kegs and boxes), Prime Salt Butter, Cheese. TO ARRIVE - Seed Wheat, Fowl Wheat. Barley, Prime Sample Oamorn Pots toe?, and Lapstone Flukes, Bacon and Hams, Cheese, Oatmeal, Wood's Flour (in 100'a and 50*8). THE ABOVE AT LOWEST BATES, GUNSON & MARTIN, - GRAIN. OEED & PRODUCE MERCHANTS, AND COMMISSION -GENTS, 53, CUSTOM.HOUSE-STKEBT (Adjoining Messrs. Wlnstone's). AUCKLAND. Dividends. npHE UNION FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW ZEALAND. 1' Tho Transfer Books ot this Company will be Closed from 31st May till the Ith July ln , olußive. W. UEVBNISH MBABS, General Manager. 1 Dhristohurcb, 23th May, 1883,



jProaoectUß. jpROSPECTUS or the UNION OIL, BOAP, AND CANDLE COMPANY. (LisimtD). CAPITAL, £50,000; IN 60.003 SHARKS OF £1 BACH. Provisional Directors : Mr G. B. Owen Mr H. P. Barber Mr D. Nathan Mr J. M. Clark Hon. J. Williamson Mr T. Morrln Mr A. Heather Captain J. R. Harrison MrD.B.Croiokehsnk Mr A. Waterhouso Mr W. 8. Laurie Mr O. J. Stone Mr K. K. Compton Mr J. Batgor Mr It. C, Baratow Mr J. Buchanan Mr, H. Brown. Bankers; Bank of New Zealand. Solicitors : Mosßrs Whitaker, Russell, and Buddlo, SBC3BTiBY (PRO TBM.) : Mr J, Batgor. The CoiiPANy la formed for the purpoße of manufacturing in Auckland, on a large Boale, Stoarino Candles, Hoap, Oil, and the various other artlules of commerce which are produced ' In connection with such manufactures. ,' APPLICATIONS FOR BHARSO, With deposit of Two BhilllnKS per Share, will bo received by tho Acting-Secretary until the 15th July, 1882. Prospectus and further information may be obtained oa application. , . PR O S P EC T U S OF THS WAIWEKA HOT SPEINQS COM. PANY (LIMITED). Oawtai., £30,000; in 30,000 Shares at £1 each. 11,500 fully paid-up shares will be issued to Mr Graham, a9 part payment for the property, i The capital en the remaining shires will be payabloas follows :-5j per share on appli cation, 63 per share on allotment, and tlio balance ln calls not exceeding 5a per share at intervals of not less than three months. Provisional Dibeotobs. W. Aitken, Esq. f. Q. Ewiogton, Esq. D, B. Crulokshank, Eeq Jas. Robertson, Esq. Thos. Morrln, Ktq.. A. Brock, Ktq. B. C. Baratow, Ktq. W, Karl, Keg. I'hos. Buddie^ Bsq. George Fraaor. Ktq. Dr. HolDoa Jno. Klrkwood. Keg, Jos, Banks. Beg. K. Ludlow, Ee q. Benry Brett, Kbij. Jackson Palmer, Ktq. Jno. Wisher, Ktq. C. T. Wren, «sq. Jas Wallsoe, Keg. >'. B. Burter, Keg. H. 81.B 1. Anderson, Ksq. W. MoCullongb, Kaq, B. C. Greenwood, Esq. Geo. MoNab, Esq. Job. Bennett. Bsq. nidi, J. Gill, Esq. Jas. Black. Big, John Milne, Beg. Jno. Anderson. Keg. r. Macffiirlane, Ksq. 'l'.Hendorwn,Er,q.,M.L,C. 11, Murchie, Esq. J.WUllan<Bon,Esq.,M.L.A. K. Hornsby, Esq. v. J. Moss, Keg., M.H.R S.Eohn. Esq. W.J.HurBt,KEq.,M.H.H. Capt. W. Steela Oapt. J. H. R. Harrison W, H. Grace, Beg. Capt. Colbcck A. Martin, Bsq. W. S Wilson, Esq., W. Lodder, Beg. J. Craig. Keg. G. ». Jjivera. Ktq. v. J. Somcrflold, Esq. Dr. Goldabro' Jas. Stewart, Esq., C.ff. Or. J. M. Moore H, J. Wlckens, Keg. Dr. Honoyrann Rlob, Seals, Xeq. Or. Stockwtll G. Holdfship, Btq. B. Ireland. Btq. J. Waymouth, Bsq. R. J. O'Sullivan, Ksq.. George Harper, Ksq. ffm, Waters. Esq. I R. M. Btark Bsq. J. L. HatsweU. Ktq. Charles Ring, Esq. Jno. Kndean. Ecq. Jamoa B. Graham, Bsq' (Co win Heskoth. iCeq, John James Esq. A, Devore, Keg, Andrew Bell, Btq, Jna Taylor, keg, Ji Cosgrave, Beg. John Reid, Esq. A. Cairns. Ki q. John Wilts, Keg, M. H. Roe, Esq. f. Ball. Esq. Rees George, Keg, S. Jackson, ffeq. F. J. Hull. Eaq. Jag. Rnssell, Heq. Franol" Skeens. Bjq, J. H. Uvtoij Keg, Jno, Wallaoe, Bf q. W. Gorrle, Keg, Wm. Perolval, Esq. banxkhb: The National Bank ot New Zea'and. Soltciiobb: Messrs Whitaker, Rusaell; and Buddie, BflOKKRB: An—land Brokers' Association. Skorktart, pbo. tbm,: . . John Milne, Eeq. Ofvioeb of the Company : colonial bank buildings, qubbn strbkt, auckland. > The Company la formed to' purbhaso from Robert Graham,Hsq ,the valuable Hotsprlnes; Baths, Hotel, and Estate, situated at the Wai weta, within four hoars by ooaoh road, or twenty-four miles by watar, from the oity of Auckland, Steamers rnn daily, and a mail ooaoh to and from the North Shore three times a week. :i ho Walwera Harbour, being within the Hauraki Gulf, olfors a delightful pleasure tiip.of which many thousands avail themselves during tho year. ' v The beauty of the harbour and ot the sur rounding country, aa woll as the curative pro' parties of Its porennial.and abounding Thermal Mineral Springs, are bo widely known that comment ia unnecessary, sea bathing, nver batblng, and boating on tho river which runs throngh the property, are among the many attractions of this unique Estate, The climate in co mild and equable throughout the year that tobacco, and the orange ana lemon, grow luxu riantly. Mr Giaham has spent large sums in developing the property stnoa be acquired it— nearly forty years ago. Having brought it into a paying condition, ho wisheia to retire, and leave to others the farther great Improvement of which tho Walwera property is now capable. The property handed over to tho Company will consist ot the Hot Springs .(which have yielded an Inexhaustible supply of mineral water from time immemorial); the hotel, which Id doing r large and profitable business, and oapnelo of accommodating fro n 99 to 100 cer&oss oomfortably; the whole of the hirbour front age, and. 728 acres, more or Ice;s. of adjaoont country; The Utter is admirably adapted for a Township, Villa Residences and Small If arms. It will beoome very valuable when a proper wharf is built by the Government, whloh it Is honed will not be much longer de layed. A farther block of 102 acres has been leased by Mr Graham, from Mr Anderson, at a rental ot £50 per annum, for 10-Tears, with a right to purchase {or £1.000. . This lease will also be handed over to tho Company, The proporty; with Furniture, Plant. Live Stock, Sto., Baths, Bath-houses, Hotel.Oottages, Land, and the Lease above-mentioned, will be Bold by Mr Graham to the Company for £23,000. Mr Graham only requires' one halt of this amount to be paid within six months bom allotment of shares, and will aooept fully paid up shares for the balance of the purchase money. One-third ot the shares will be apportioned to and reserved for the Southern Provincial Dis trict of New Zealand, and Sydney and Mel bourne. The preliminary expentes incurred ln formation ot the Company will also be paid by Mr Graham. . The Hotel business yielded last year a net profit ot£l622,towhlcbsum it has steadily grown from the small beginnings of eight yean ago, when accommodation tor visitors was first attempted. ' - It Is proposed to appropriate £7000 In enlarging the Hotel and other Improvements, in order to keep pace with tbo growing demand and great inorease of vlsitots from the South of Mew Zea land, and from all parts of Aastralia and the South Sea Islands. The profits of the year may then be confidently estimated at from £2000 to £3060, with c proportionate increase ln the years tofoUow. . From tbo land alone a large revenue must ultimately bo seonred, and in the meantime the current and lnoreasing business is a sufficient guarantee for handsome dividends to the ah-re noldore: A meeting of tho subscribers will' be oon vened for the Bleotlon ot Direoton, ftc (who will be duly appointed according to the number Of shares taken up in eaoh Provincial District and in Sydney and Melbourne), of which due notice will be given. Applications' for shares will be received by tho members of the Auokland Brokers' ABSOola- UdnY&nd at the temporary offlooa ot tho Com pany. Colonial Bank BuUdlngs, Queen-street, Hll 20th day of July. 1882. BE HOT SPRINGS HOTBL BUSINESS AO -321, New Zsaland Insurance Buildings,' Auckland, inch May, 1882. Bobirt Qbibau, Esq., Sir,— Having completed the audit of your Manager's books and accounts, for the year. ending 13th May. 1882,1 have now the pleasure of handing you the aooompaaying documents— viz: Profit and Loss Acoonnt, Receipts and Ex penditure Account, and the Balancing Account on 13th May, 1882. Referonce to the Profit and Loss Account shows that the business done during the twelve months amounted to £5,159, yielding a profit of £1,62-2. The figures for the yesr ending May 13, 1881, were—Business done, £4 515, and nroflt,£l 391. Tho business done in the year ending 13th'May, 1882, has, theieforo, been £»ii, ana the prolit £331 more than during tho previous year. A por-contago comparison shows that tho business , done was thirteen and a-half per cent, more than last year, yielding an inoreasoof profit of twenty per cent. This result must bo gratifying to you, as it proves- that at tho, Hot Springs Hotel a hfghor ratio o£ profit attends in creased business. In the statement of Expenditure £276 6s 5d has been charged by your managor to improvements—namely, new stable, tanks, reservoir, fencing tho new plantation, •vapour bath, ornamental vases "&c. Besides this, he informs mo that yoft have had planted during tho year a large number of orango. lemon, fruit, and other trees, tho cOst of which did not como befqro me. I am, Sir, your obedient servant, JOHN "WAYMOUTH ■ Publio Acoountant. »T O T I . C ; E. As It is the Intention of the Trustees In the Estate ot Eked, smith, Farmer, Whangarel, to deolare a Dividend on the first day of July, 1882, all Aooounta must be reDderod ln full to the undersigned before that date. JAMBS WHITBLAW.I m_.»_.« Andrew sooTT. '| Trustees. Whangarel, April 15,1882,



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WIMMOJTT. Huslnpßs Manager (or J. L. Hall. JWT 0 X 1 0 B, Thompson's Cor.os3AL Mirror of thb • ■. .'■■■ 2oio WTari ' In conseanenoe ot tho s.s, Rotoraa being unable to oommunloato with Glaborno, owing to a strong southerly gale prevailing,the above Entertainment advertlacd for Tuesday Even* Ing, is unavoidably POSTPONED UNTIL FURTHER NOTiCE. * . W, H, THOMPBON. , ■AUCKLAND COURSIKG CLUB, ; The Secretary will ba happy to receive tho names of any Gentlemen willing and able to udßo or slip In tha Coursing Matoti on WED. NESDA.Y, tho2Btb. ' Address Thistle Hotel. G. THWAITES. Hoa.fiec. A CONCERT AND LITERARY EIS TERTAINMKNT Will be given in the Mount KoskiU Sonool-room (Three Kingt) on ' WKDNKSDAY, JUNK 28th, at 7.80 T.M. . In aid of the Harmonium and Library Fund, TICKETS IS KAOH. An Omnibus will leave the Post Oflloo (C3op.m.>i . .returning: after Oonoert. ~. . . t iieoturea^ .f rORNE-STKEET ti. 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