The Auckland Evening Star.

SIJI Ti7—No. 3,607.

AOCKLAJMD, N.Z., THUBSuAY, MARCH 8, 1888.

(Published Daily).

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, _, SMpping. P \r _..__ I rWIOK STEAMSHIP 111 Ss,' 2' tf IJ COMPANY OF NEW Hi S'J J?\A ZK ALAND (LIMITED). | i _p_.S 111' -^^4_i TIMB TABLE— !,! MAKCH, 1882. F' M GISBORNE. NAPIKit, WELLINGTON. IiYTTELTON. FORT UHALMERB, ARE BLUFff (from Qun-y-BTrgicT Wa-Bfl "steamer. Date of Balling, Latest Train, ■Rotomahana ITrlday, Mar. 3, noon — .Ahawata rhurs., Mar. 9, noon — Booking Cargo to Tolago Bay. POX TARANAKI. NELSON, PICTON, WKL- J..NGTON. LYTTKLTOff, AND Warn Coast Pouts (from Manitkau) Hawea Tuesday, 7.10 a-m.* 9.10 a.m. Penguin i uesday, 14,2 p.m. 12 noon 'If mall arrived. FOR AJELBUURNK. Via .OUTH. Kotomahana* Friday, Mar. 3. noon — Ahawata Thurs, Mar. 9, noon | — 'Calling at Hobart. . iTOK BYDNBY. Rotorua tTue_.,Mar.7.*_un, '— roiTLKVUKA AND SUVA. Taiaroa I Wednes.Marl.Spmj — FOR _ft_jflß,».L ATO KA W A,K_ WA. I'aiaboa | Friday, 3,5 p.m. | — During February, -Excursion Return Tickets will be issued at Reduoed Rates, available foi return until 31st March. «r Cargo must be alongside one hour borore tlmo ot departure Passaga Tickets man be taken at the t>_noo before embarking, Aurfcl*Jd Branch 1 (S Queen-street ';Sb"a__ S XI!;AWL TU '•kOHI.UH. ' st' " orikntTins, -'.'•—KBsHhit B t o __ QW _j_., ateamships be longing to tha Orient Bteam Navigation Com pany! l_lml_od).and the Faolflo Steam Nnvlgatlon Company wIU leave SYDNEY at tho under mentioned dates for MELBOURNE, ADE LAIDE and LONDON, via Seen Canal:- Steamer. | tteg. Ton'ge | Data. ■OHIMBORAZO..,. I 1,152 Maron i; ...TOnN ELDER.... 4,152 Maroh 31 : 30RATA I _.0H April H CUZCO I 8,819 April 18 COrOPAXr..:.:.:! 1!,,. | May"" And the Service will be maintained oy euo oeeding steamers at Intervals or a Fortnight. _ Auckland passengors for Chlmborasso procood Per Rotorna on 7th March. Fare to London, 16 to 70 guinea.. 8-ec Canal Dues, 8s in addition, Pamela booked through to London. Passengers oan book from Auckland at a through rato to oovor Intercolonial tare and Canal dues, and so seoure speolal advantages) Possagoa from l^ondoa can be granted In Auckland, For plans and lull partioulaw, apply, in London, to F. Green & Co.. and Anderson, Anderson & Co., Jomt Managers of the Line: Or to tho Agents in Auoklana. UNION STEAMSHIP CO. OF N.Z, 'Lumswh, Queen-street ___fexTVAIUKU & ONEHUNGA mmS*-,? * STEAM NAVIGATION Co. Timb Tabm-March, 1882, B.S. MANUKAU; . Leaves Onehunga i Leaves Waiuku i Mar. Mar. 3-Friday,lpra _-Saturday. 9am 6—Monday, 030 a m 6—Monday, Ham B—Wednesday, Bam B—Wednesday. 12.15 pm 11—Saturday, 9am H-Saturday. 1.30 p m 13—Monday, 10.30 am 13— Monday, 3.30pm I*-Tuesday,lpm 15—Wednesday 6am "-Friday, spm 18-Baturday, 9.30 a m 20—Monday, 630 a m 20-Monday, Ham 22-Wednesday,Bam 22-Wednesday. 12.15pm 85—Saturday, 9.15 a m 25—Saturday. 2 n m 27—Monday, 10.30 a m 27—Monday, 3.30 p m 88—Tuesday, 1p m 29—Wodnoeday, 6a m Si-Friday, 4pm An. 1-Saturday, 8.30 a m For Manukau Heads, overy Thursday, at 8 a in By order of the Diredtors, aU Freight must b_ prepald. A. CUNNINGHAM. Agent "jjglfite^H S# UOKU_AKS_i_i, •ssmßß* The jjjgi; mi fayo^ito I COROMANDEL, Captain, W. D. Ha.-gravo, Timk-Table. Leaves Auokland i Leaves Coromandel I Friday, 3,2pm Saturday, 4,12n00n Weather and other olraumstanoeapennlttlng. < All parcels to be prepaid at office, No. 8, Q aoon-Btreet .Wharf. A. R. H. 3WTNDLEY. Manager. tSSkSfe^ IISOKEASED COMMUNICA- A TION BSTWKKN AUOKLAND •^^^-AND NORTHERN WAIROA. The Kaipara S.S. Co.'s 8.8. DURHAM Now runs a Speolal Tri-weekly Service to Northern Wairoa, leaving Helensville after the Arrival of tho 1.30 train from Auokland on Fri days, returning from Dargaville by Monday morning's tide. She leaves Helensville again on Tuesday as usual. This extra trip will bo continued until further notice, W. LODDKR, Manager LaSv O'l'-AM TO THE HOT ,J§3£__£© SPRINGS. MAHURANGI. : imilll__W MATAKANA, KAWAU. AND OMAHA. The _,_, ROSE CASEY, M at Lloyal, W. Somervllle. Master. For Hot Springs, Matakana, Kawau, and Omaha-Every Tuesday at 11 o clock, re turning on Wednesday, __ For Hot Springs and Mahurangl-Every ThUM day and Saturday at 11 ajn., returning on Monday and Friday. No Parcels or Goods taken without shipping note. , _, For freight or passogeapp£ to y^gm, i£_~! L_X—_Bl TO THAMES, OAK. __£&. & RYING PASBKNGER3 AND _!SPMB CARGO, OONNEOTINO WITH OniNE HUBI, O-lAHq, WAITOA PLAINS, AND MOKBINB- V1_.,8 (Plato District). Time Tabi.b, S.S, KO.TOMAH'AN.A. From Auokland > Thursday. 10 30 morning Friday. 11.30 morning Saturday, 12 noon From Thames I Thursday, 5 afternoon Friday, 6 afternoon Saturday, 6 afternoon Freight through to Te Aroha, 25s per ton. No cargo received within half on hour of al- Yursisod time of leaving. ERASER & TINNE Agent. ___?___. TVTORTHERN STEAMSHIP ??.___,-• Il COMPANY (LINITKD).-FOR »a_B_a«* WAITARA.—The s.s. Macohkgoh will leave tho Onehunga wharf as above (wea'hor and other oiroumstanoes permitting) TO-DAY (Thursday), Maroh 2. at 5 p.m.—For freight or passage apply at tho Company's Office, H7 Queen-street. Auckland; or to A. Barces;One hiinga.-A. McGregor, Managing Direotor. _____«. ~k. OKXH-sRN STEAMSHIP _P__S^"-i-l CO. (LIMITED). &!&&&*• time table-March, (Weather and other Clronmstanoes Permitting). FOE TAPItANGA AND BAY OF PLKNTT POETS. _ OTKAMg.It. I '"DATBOraA__NB. ___ Wellington 'ihursdfty.Mi.rch2.spm Glenelg Monday, 6,5 om Gienel" Thursday. 9. spm Wellington Monday, 13,5 p m Wellington Thursday. 1«. 5p m Glenelg M°nfls y'%s?Jf m Glenelg Thurtday. .3, 6pm "Wellington Monday, 27. spm Wellington Thursday. 30. 7P m ~' "Connectsat TaurangaforOpoUil Staffa and Bay ot Plenty Ports every Tnesday FOR BUSSKJ.L, WHANOAKOA, &JIANaONPI. Wellington Monday, Maroh 6,5 pm Glenelg Monday, 13, 5 p m Wellington Monday, 20, 5p m Glenelg Monday, 27, 5 p m . FOB WHANGAKKI, WHANGABM HKADS, AND MANGAPAI. E very Tuesday at 6 p.m. _,____„_ Argyle (Carrying passengers and cargo _ for Waipn). FOB WHANQABKI AMD WHANOABKI HEADS. . Kverj Friday, at 5 p.m. Argylo (Carrymg pßSsengers and cargo " for Waipn). FOR MBBCPKY BAY. . Flog- I Every Monday, at 4 p.m. FOX MANQAWAL Flngal [~_;"^ryThnraday, at 6 p.m. ~~FO__ WAITABA (FKOM^NEHTJNGA), I . i Thnrp.r'l!!..'! 2. 3' pjn. Macgregor j £ .=„ r ,i<is, Agent at_Onehunga___ " 'noKixm^^onomavmj^^ Bowona pfupsday, 7. 3 p.m. ___ OT Cargo must be booked and alongsldo one hour boforo advsrUeed time of departure. Passage tickets must be taken at the Com pany s «s_ce,.No. 67, ManaglMt Direotor



Shipping, .a,*-**- OKNINBULAK AND OKI _«2_£__fc_ A ENTAL STKAM NAVIG- COMPANY. The Company's Steamships (under control with the Victorian Government (or the con vc anoe ot her Majesty's malls) Will be despatched Steamer 1 Leave I Leave I Leave -teamer. | B_d-.y8 _ d -. y | Melbw ) Glenel ASSAM Marß Mar 16 Mar 17 SHANNON Mar 33 Mar 29 Mar3l OLYDK (about). _ April 7 April 11 April 1 And tbonoetorth every alternate weok. Route i—lt la Intended to despatoh thee Steamers for Plymouth and London via Poll de Ualio. Passengers tor Kngland will therefor not require to ohange steamers. RatOß of passage mon«y to Plymouth or Loi don: £70! first, and £15 sooond-olaasj Italia potts, £65 first, and £10 seoond-clnss. Passenger booklog at Anokland soonre speolal advantage! For further particulars respecting pasaogo mono and freight apply to CRUICKSHANK Be CO.. —gents, 18. Queen-street. Anokland. £•)__>- F.EVONPORT STEAtt AJ FERRY CO. (Limited). ! ALTERATION OF TIMS TABLK. COMMENCING Ist MARCH. 1882. From Auckland to North Shorb—7,3 a.m., 18, 830. t9,930,110,10.30.11. t11.30.12n00n U2.30p.m..tU0,2 2,30. .3, 3 30.4, t1.30. 5, .5.30 6..6.3 Q. 7.30,8.30. 0.30.10,30,11,30 (on Saturdays p.m. instead of 12.30). From North Shork to Auoklant— t a.m. 17.30, 8.18.30, 9.19 30.10. .10.30. Il_.ll._fo, 112 noon 1 p.m., H. 3., 12, 2,30,3, t3.3., i, 1.30, t5, 5 30, tB, 7 SUNDAYS. From -.UORx and to North Shorb—lo a.m 10.30. U p.m.. 1.30. 2, 2 30,13, 3.30, 4, t1.30,5, t5,30 6, 6.30, 8,15. From North Shore to Auckland—9.3( __m„ HO 12.30 p.m.. 1, t1.30, 2, 2,30, 3, 13 30, _ 4.30,15,5.30,.8,8.15. tTo and from Devonport Wharf (excepting at low tide). From Auckland to Nokthootf—l7 3o a.m 9.10,10.10,12.10 p.m,. 2.10. 4.10,15.10,18.10, (10,10 From Northootb to Auokland-17 c.m., tS.SO. 9.40,10.40,1,40 p.m., 2.40, 4.40,15,40, 19.40. SUNDAYS. From Auckland to Northootb—lo,3o a>ra>, LlO p.m., 2.10,3.10.4.10. 5.10, 6.10. From Northootb to Auckland—lo a.m., 12,40 p.m., HO, 2.40, 3.40. 4.40, fi.4o. t To and from Birkenhead Wharf. t Night Boat, on Wednesdays and Saturdays Only. JAMES BAKKR, . Trafllo Manager. -aa^jPIOR NORTH SHORE. P.B. TONGARIRO. Time Tadlb. From Auokland: From North Shore 7am 2.15 pm I 7.20 am 2.45 pm 8.15 am 3.15 pm 8.45 am 3.45 pm 9.15 am 415pm i 9.45 am 4.45 pm lO.li am 515pm 10.45 am 5.45pm 11,15 am 6.15 pm I 11.45 am 6 45pm 1215 pm 7pm 12.45 pm 7.30 pm 1.15pm 8.30pm 1.15pm 9pm 9.30 p m I 19 p m SUNDAYS, 10am 5.10pm I 1030 am 5.10pm 12.30pm 6.10pm I 1.30pm 6.4(1 pm 2pm 7.10 p m 230pm 7.40 p m 3.10 pm 8.10 pm 3.40 pm 8,40 pm 4.10 pm 9.10 pm I 4.40 pm 9,40 pm Single Fares, 3d; Return, 4d; Weekly Family Tloket, 2s Od; Weokly Single Tloket, la 6d. K. WRIGHT, Agent J&^^ gTtAM TO TJxB Mflk ' THAMES, «_■_______» OHINHMURI,W__TEKAUR_, WAIHI. TE AROHA GOLDFIKLDB, MOR RINSVILLE, WAITOA PLAINS, AND UK ANT _ND FOSTER'S SKTTIJCMKNT. EftTKRPKISI NO, 2, P.S. TE AKOHA, to P.S. PATIKI, From Anokland I From Thames I — Thunday, 7 p.m. Friday, 8.30 p.m. Saturday The time table ot river steamers to be seen at Satorprtsa Office, Wharf. Paries: To Thames . Saloon. 7s Bd; Steerage, ft To Ohlnemurl through, 6s extra To Te Aroha through, 10b extra Not responsible for shipping, carrying, or dis charging live stock. A.N.S. FERRY CO., Ageufch _____.__» OASSiSNGEKS' HJNJS OF aBS-lh ' PACKETS TO NKW ZKA SBUmm ownicd by'mkssrs. shawi _ A VILLK. te CO., 34. Leadenhall-street. London, The above line of ships are regis! _ traders *o _Jl__he principal ports in New Zealand. The. are clipper shim, classed Al at Lloyds', and cqp manded by experienced masters. The bill pi tare ls most substantial, And ot tbe bent qualify, and the aooommodation roomy and oonven'ent, The undersigned are empowered to grant pos tages from London to New Zealand, payment for whioh have been guaranteed In the colony. Return ships to London also leave at almost regular Intervals. Full particulars on application to L. D. NATHAN _ CO„ ) OWEN te ORAHAM, \ Agents, CRUIOKHHANK ft CO. ) &£^ 1(1 OK CHARTER. _ffl_____B___. The brlgantlne ETHEI, now ■A-gKa_gr daily dne from Melbourne. ■S-"-"" Apply to G. W.OWEN fc CO. February 28,1882. Drapery and Olothina. f A I deferred \ (PAYMENT I II _^ SYSTEM 1 \_C __» _, \ *7_ir mAILQKS, l> RATERS, AND JL OUTFITTERS. HOBSON-STREET (Nearly opposite Wellington-street), Have a Wbll - Assorted STOOK of the BEST CLASS GOODS. AU Tweeds thoroughly shrunk before being made np, and fit and workmanship guaranteed. The Deferred Payment System has been ftrand to be a great boon, by enabling those with limited Incomes to procure necessaries In the easiest possible way. INSPECTION INVITED. %ft rHY GO TO TOWN? Come and see our Grand Show of GENERAL DRAPERY. As large a variety ef equal value and as low prices as those at town At Stephenson's. We are Selling the remainder of our Prints, Muslins, and Dress Materials at Greatly Re duoed Prloes, prior to Stock-taking. Also, the balanoe of our Straw Goods, opnßtatlng of Men's, Boys, Ladlos' and Children's Hats and Just Received: 8100 worth of Bamples of Hosiery, Corsets, Sun Hats, Infants Bonnets, Pellsos, Braces, Belts, Shirts, and Underoloth lng, whloh we are selling at the Wholesale Prices. Also, 550 yds BUck and Strlned Grena dines, worth Is6d,to be cleared at 9d per yd; Grey and White Calico, from 2_d per yd. All other Goods to be had equally as oheap at A. O. STEPHENSON.S, NKWTON B.OUSK. Near Host-offline. __,AKGAINS 1 BARGAINS I - Ladles, O bear in mind that Williams's Is the CheaDest Bouse in Town for Ladles' Under nlnihlßi- Real and Imitation Maltese Lace, Silk and Lace Ties, Neck Frilling?: a nice assort ment of Gilt and Black Brooches and Earrings. Scan Ladles from the oountry would do wel ?J? buy their Goods at Williams's, Cheapest So__ I .n Town foot of Grey-Btreet, four doors K 6 Market enhance. Open till 9 o'clock p.m. _ - \%j J_ L L-SLfl 1 HOUSE. JOBT OPHiN*D. Children* Underclothing in great variety. , A Large Assortment of !Mles Corsets, jnall to *■»&___ g£? tt to be adjusted to almost An Extensive 8.-1 7«»:«f Sto°k C A. LOVETT, [ WBLLBBLKV-SniSKT,



Business .Notice- OIL, COLOUR, AND GLASS MERCHANTS. , W. Phillippb & Son. . 05 & 87, QUEEN-STKKKT, AUCKLAND, N.Z., -j IMPORTERS Of ( PAPER HANGINGS, " Panel Decorations, GLAtiS-Pallshed. Slivered, and Rough Plats > English and Continental Sheet, Photo graphic GlaSB Shades, WHITE LEAD, Colours, OU, VABNISHEB ) Brushes, Mixed Paints. Carson's Antloor t roelvo and Patent 81U_ate Paints. > MOULDINGB-Gilt, Stained, Veneered, for Ploturo Frame and Room Decorations, Fanoy Frames for Cabinet and C.D.V. j Piotubes of every description In great variety J Scraps—Photos and Coloured. r Albums for Photos, Scraps, &c tec See, Cut-out or Overlay Mounts, aU sizes; Cabinet and C.D.V. Mot_a; Artiste' Requisites. W. P. & S. having always on hand tho largest stook of the above goods in the North Island of New Zealand, aro able to exeoute elthor whole sale or retail orders on the most favourable terms. Samples of Puporhanglngs from open stook, or of original packages, sent on applica tion. Now settlors In Auckland should inspect our stock of Paperhanglngs and Pictures before fitting up their new homos; they will!__, Some thing to suit the means of o vory oh'e, . W. PHILLIPPS & SON, . QUKKN-BT-BT-T. APOTt-AND. ' IRELAND BROTHERS, X WOOL MERCHANTS, TANNEBS AND LEATHER MANUFACTURERS, IMPORTERS OF Saddlers' and Bootmakers' Machinery, English and Foreign Leather, Saddlery, Saddlers' Ironmongery, Boot Uppers, Grindery, Mill Belting, Suotion and DoUvery Hoao, &c, tec Warehouses i—Vuloan Lane and High street Works I—Ponmure. Auckland- Constituents' Orders Promptly end carefully Kieonted. yiCIOKU HOUSE. H. A. COLSON, STATIONER AND BOOKSELLER, Viotohia-strkkt, Auoklond, Corner ot Hobson-street. Diaries, Almanacs, Books, Birthday Cards, Sachets, &o„ in great Variety, H. A. OOLSON. fTIHE NEW ZEALAND TIMBER COMPANY (LIMITED). Bog to Inform their mi morons Customers tha )they have purchased the Buslnoos hitherto con ducted by Motssm. Jagger and Parker, and that, in accordance with this arrangement. Mr. Jagger will bo the Managor for the Company In Auckland, who will receive and exeoute all orders. tt A. HARRIS. Chairman. Anokland, -optombor, ISSL WE bog to give notice to our Customers that wo havo Incorporated our Businesa with the New Zealand Timber Co. (Limited). JAGGER & PARKER, Auoklan... September, 1881. THE NEW ZEALAND TIMBER COMPANY (LIMITED) c now prepared to supply Timber ot any ength and slw at the shortest notloe. FRANK JAGGER, Manager. Auckland. September 188 L rT.O T*AV__J___A*B, SO. Prbsintb rem Home.—Very Handsome Our. osity Cabinets, Inlaid Table Tops, and Walking Btioks, made of rioh and beautiful Now Zealand Woods; also, Polishort Spedmens of Woods in small box, and Brass-bound Cheats of Drawers In ploked Mottled Kauri. All at vory reason able prices. WILLIAM NORRIK, Worker of Native Woot.B.top of Boor iland-s tree ma l T a a o T He k s 1 MARBLE AND FRKESTONE,MASONS Monuments, Head-stonee, Tombs, and Iron Tomb Railings. inscriptions executed in a bufkrior STYI* Pricks and Designs FREE on Application. ADDRESS.— Corner or RUTLAND AND LOBNX STBBBTS, AUOKLAND Near J paction ot Queen and Wakefield streets rjfri-E COVENTRY J. Piuturb Framk Manufactory, MUSICAL INSTRUMENT AND FANCY BAZAAR, 79, Victoria-street, Auckland, THOMAS E. OARTER, Proprietor. Plot—es Mounted and Framed on the shortest notice. A Choice Assortment of Birthday Cards, Oleographs, Chromos, Prints, Illumina tions, and Fancy Goods. Pianofortes Tuned and regulated from ss. Teaoher of Pianoforte, Har monium, and Cornet. Concertina, Molodlon, or Accordion, taught by my new method, for _oa. Violin Strings and Fittings. ■VTEWTON VENETIAN BLIND ___H WORK OEO. TUCKER, VENETIAN BLIND MAKER AND WIRE WORKER, Xabangahapb Road, Nbwtoh. Venetian Blinds of the best quality mode ana fixed at ls per foot. Wtreworlc, ot any descrip tion acd pattern, mode to order Repairs neativ exeonted. rpHAMEH UA_iKIA_B AUD OKAY I FACTORY. JAMES MAOKIfi, Proprietor. victoria street bast, auokland. Repairs ot Every Description in Wood and Iron neatlr exeonted on the Shortest Nonas. SPRINGS MADE AND REPAIRED, m- N.8.-Ocunt— Order. pnnotuaUy extended to. a UCKLAND PICTURE-FRAMING AND GILDING DEPOT. J. R, De COURCBY nogs to notify to his old friends and the gene public that he has undertaken the Management of the above Establishment, where GILDING, PICTURE-FRAMING. MOUNTING, ttXn In oil its branohes will be undertaken at prices defying competition. • KSHMATKS OIVEN. A Large Stook of Mouldings, Hoture-tramlng Materials, and Pictures of every description always on hand. queen-street, Junction of wakefield-stkeed. ________ SLEY-STRJSIST UaAj, COLOUR, te GLASS WAREHOUBE.- C. G. Hat, Importer of Paperhanglngs. Oils, Colours, Glass, Varnish, White Lead, &c Gilt and Stained Mouldings and Plotures, tea. Pic ture-framing to order. Just landed, ex Coro nilla" ond 'Loch Doon,' 245 packages Paper hangings, White Load, Oils &c.-Pldase note the address i WeUesley-Btree* West (opposite Market entrance). rilO DRAPERS, GROCERS, AND i OTHKR3. A supply of MAROU3 WARD & COl'S j GOODS has JUBt been opened at the Stab Offloe, inspection of whloh ls respectfully in vlted The Goods consists of Ornament. _ Cards of virions descriptions and the Latest Patterns, suitable for Almanacs, Business Notlfloatlonß and Advertising purposes generally. OU G H K_ GILM OU R (Late Thomas J. Harbutt), STEAM BRUSH, PORTABLE FORGE, AND BELLOWS FACTORY, VIOTOBIA-STREET EAST, Anokland. , , ITiTISHER AND CO. (LIMITED), V Wholesale. Shipping & Family Butchers, Queen-street (next Bank of New Zealand, Auokland), - Poultry of all kinds dressed to order. Prime Smoked Tongues, 1 Home-cured Baoon, Corned Beef on Sale in Large Quantities.-N.B. -Dealers ia Oame. Live Pheasants forwarded to all parts of the Colony upon receipt of order. Fomuieß waited on in town or suburbs. : •4_7OUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSO JL CIATION. COBWEB OF WBLLEBLB. AND AIBBBT^BTBESTB Beading Room, Comfortably Furnished. All the Leading Papers on tho tables. Subscription, 2s Od per quartar. The Library contains up -1 wards of 2800 vols, in tho various departments ot Literature. Subscription, 2a 6d per quarter. Tea and Coffee provided. Employment and f Boarding-house Registers. 1 Meeting for Young Men on Tuesdays, at MO. Kvangelistio Service, Thursdays, at 7.30. Bible heading. and Prayer, Saturday at 7.30. Bible 1 Class. Sunday, at 3 p.m. . .. • Strangers and ethers (especially Young Men) cordially Invited to visit _c Rooms, where all information may be obtained. Opes irom 8 a-m. till 10 p.m.



Business Notices, i _p. OOD NEWS I GOOD NEWS _JT MO3T INTERESTING FACTS I THAT ROBERT TUDEHOPE, PLUMBBB, upper Queen-^trEet, Auckland, t Can now supply CORRUGATED TANKS, Portable Hip, Flvnqb. and Shower Baths, Also, Pobtadlb Furnaces and CoobitH Washing I_P_b_3, at Cheapest Rates. Country Orders promptly attended to. . All Branohes of the Trade carried on In Town, oi any part of the Province ROBEItT TU-JEHOPB HBTABLIBHSD IBM. , TMT R T. TRAFFORD, BURGEON DENTIST I WAKBnBLD-BTBEIIT, NKAK QUB_N-BTB_~i ' Painless Extraction ot Teeth by the Ostfla Nitrogen Gss, Professional BOnfcjM) a.m. till _ p.m. ; i ii a i. v c k s "on, HOUSE, SHIP, SIGN, AND GENERAL DECORATIVE PAINTER, Si O. 8, WYND II Ail- •BTB Kf T. \\T aTnOCK BROTHERS, TT SOAP AND CANDLE MANUFACTURERS, OOX'.S CREEK, .RICHMOND. OITIOK I DURHAM-STREET, AUOKLAND, CaSi Purchasers of Tallow. Wool Sheepskin., inrt Bonfta H__D___liaH_-- —-r Formosa. In Morte, j VTEW ZEALAND FERNS, Li Unmounted, or Tastefully Mounted In various ways, FROM IS OP TO J3OVAB BTIBB, or Sale by ERIC CRAIG, Princes-street. PULMAN'B PHOTO ROOMS, ' Tourists am Visitors are Invited to Inspect Pulman's Views ot the Hot Lakes, Auokland , and Bush Soenery, So. The greatest variety ot • Original Portraits of Maori Celebrities in New i Zealand. PHOTOGRAPHY IN ALL ITS BRANCHES 77 Tv JS K. a a oa ii AGENTS FOB SYDNEY PAFEB MILLS, < Hsve always In stook & Large Bupply of PAPER, comprising White. Printing, and Tea Paper. Grey ond Brown Wrapping, ond are prepare to indent any sixes, qualities, or ooiours re- . an red, j These Papers are now largely used hero, and . are acknowledged to. be superior" to 'most >lm ; ported. j Cavalier Fr.ro'. Genuine French Brand lea i Amerloon Carriages > American Harness. < To Aimiv- 1 Farm and Express Wagons i American Fireproof Safes, tec, _M>. 1 R TONKS & 00, t SUPERIOR CORRUOATED TANKS, I S. P A R X E R HAS FOR SALE a number ot the above, with Tap ready for use, OH ond upwards, ■ AT his Btkam Works, Victobia-btrbet. . or his Shop Wblucblby-strbht. _ targe ana-titles of Spouting, Ridging, and Down pipes always In stock. . Verandah Iron curved at ahortost notloe. - Manufacturer of Load and Compo Pipe. \ A choioo selection of Chandeliers, tec, at his j Wellosloy-Btreet Bhop. Country orders will always reoeivo bis prompt < attention. - j Licensed to lay on Water, _o_* TBNTftn or Tim Imfbovbd Lead - KDOB RIDQINH. < SA N F O R V' S \ FRUIT AND PROVISION STORE. 1 Pork Pies ; _£ja^ mEoWs. ' Ripe Peaches from Is per doe. . BANANAS I BANANASM 3d per lb by tho bunch. i COOKING PEACHES, 6D. FEB DOZEN, , Victoria-street (cornor ot Albert-etreeW. ( mAYLOH'S PATENT BEWIN G 1 J MACHINES < Abb Simple to Leant, < Quiet in Action. < Not liable to get out ot order. Possrss large and easily threaded Shuttles. _ NO Di-'iouxtv in getting Needles and Extras t TAYLOR'S | PATENT SEWING. MACHINES should bb Inspbojed by all doslroua ot pro curing a Thoroughly Good Machine. Also, to be bod at Low Prices, TWIBTED LOOP-STITOH MACHINES Of Best Construction, BW ABBNTI T. PEACOCK, OmoiAN, Spectacles, Telescopes, Mloroßoopee, Barometers, Eleotrio Bells, Sec Instruments and Machines Repaired, ( SHORTLAND - STREET, (Opposite the Poat-offloei. pOALI COA LI COAL WHAU WHAU COAL MINES, WHANGAREI. OFFICE l NO 8 LOWER QUEEN-STREET, 1 W. SL O A N E, AGENT. JOHN BOYLAN, O.K.] _KOBT. LUNDON, O.K. OOYLAN AND LUNDON, [d» civil engineers, Licensed Land Tbansfkb Surveyor s authorised native land surveyors. engineering and quantity surveyors. colonial bank building, AUCKLAND. o T I O E. j W. H. SKINNER, ARCHITECT, Has taken olllcoa formerly oooupied by the City Council, aud over Messrs. Upton , and Co.'s, Queen-street. SUPERIOR CORRUGATED TANKM. J. L. KEAN (LATE AUTBBD BMART), Has for Bale a number ot the above, with laps ready for use, at reduoed rates, at his Shop, KUlott-street. Large nuantltiea ot Snouting' Ridging, and Down Pipes always In stock. Verandah Iron ourved at the shortest notice. Country orders will olwoyß receive his prompt attention. Lead washers always on hand. rriO BUTCHERS, SETTLERS JL FARMERS, AND OTHERS. The undersigned are Cash Pubobasebs Of HIDES, SHEKPSRXNS, WOOL, TALLOW. BEESWAX, &o„ fee, at Highest Market Rates' "(-^neignors dlreot will have prompt and Im mediate oash remittances returned at satisfac tory ratos, IRELAND BROS., Tanner and Leather Manufaotubbrs, (UOKLAtTB. X7-ALENTINES I TfALENTINES 1 The undersigned have JUSTOPBNEP Ex Orient ..teamer, A CHOIOE ASSORTMENT 1 OF •■ 1 VALENTINES COMIC, VALENTINES SENTIMENTAL, | SATCHETTEB, &0„ _ All ot whloh he is . > now offering at the lowest bates. I . . PDWARD _ IMPORTER OF BOOKS Ss STATIONERY, U 100, QU-BK-SXBBB-, AUCKLAND.



For Bale. TJIOR S * LB, on easy terms, several Good X! Farms, all well watered, good roads, and near a railway station, SI aoros at Tuakau, 101 near landing place Waikato River, 65 aores in West Pukekohe (about 15 bush); also, Farms from 50 to 1,000 aores, near Pnkekoh_.-Apply to G. S. Heard. Drury. y* IjlOR SALE for one week, as the owner T is .going to the Islands, two First olaas Farms in a good dlstrlot. Terms easy.-D. F. KVanß, Queen-street. 111 OR SAL*, Four and a-half Acres of V Land, with water frontage, within half-a -milo of Stokess Point Wharf; e*«y terms.— Apply to H. Ashton and Son, Houss and Land Attonta, 8, N.Z. Inauranoo Buildings. ■jiOR SS ALB, Devqnp.rt, Villa Residence V (now building), nsar Mr _Y_B. Ruaiiell'o, six rooms and scullery, to bo wollflnisn.d. with registered grates, colonial oven, and all oon venionoea; taaks. volcanic Boil; improving position. Price, .MOO; ono-f.tirth oash, balance at 8 per oont.— Also, Verandah Cottage and Allotment noar tho principal wharf; good well of water, tank, and well-fenoed, A bargain, .3175.—A150, Building Allotments and other Pro perties in boat positions oh the North Shore.— B-. Tabner, North Shore agency, 8, Queen-street. rpO CHEMIhTS AND DRUUUIHXIS. For Salo, a Business in a rising distriot, For particulars, apply to KKMPTHORNK. PROSBKH &. CO. PIAJfOS FOR SALE, very cheap, jubt opened, In bahdsoiile Cases (iron frames), o.Mra bolted, and with all the latent improve- 1 rnouts. Persons in want of d really good Instru ment would earo many pounds by seeing the above, whloh are now on view. Second-hand Piano, £20. Pianofortes tuned from ss.—l bos. H, Webb, Oak Cottage, Hobson-street, nearly opposite Mi- Minetti's, Baker. N.B,—Name on entranoe gate. PIANO for Sale, a rare chance, nearly new, a ilrit-olass trichord 'Bord,' in fine walotlt coSe, left at Webb's Mustb Salbon, Wei losioy-stre. t; the property of a gentleman going to England, and will be sold at about half oast price, 1-pOR SALE, Blacksmith's and Wheel- V Wright's Bhop, with Cottage Of two rooms, including Stook, Tools, three fires; Btanding on i acre (freehold)! olose to P.O. and Bank. Satis factory reasons for gelling. Good opening for steady man. Prioe, filOO.-Apply T. T. Fflmer, Opotlkl. 1; OK SALE, a First-class Conlectlonery f Business doing a wholesale and retail oash trade, situated In Queen-Btrest, with Ma chinery and all othor appllanoes for carrying on the same. Only principals dealt with.— Apply ot the STA3 offloe. "tpOR SALK, a good Heneral Store ana X? B-tobery In Coromandel, doing a very good trade; building quite now. First-rate town references as to business. Prico, £200; Btock at town valuation, A first-rate opening for an enterprising man with small capital. PON80NBS"-Fine Villa Residence of blx rooms, nearly new. on large allotment, com manding view of harbour. North Shore, __c; register grates; water laid on; In Bploodld ordor. Prloo, £050. J. R. RANDERBON, Land Agent. |j>OUR HOUSES AND SEVERAL _T CHEAP BUILDING SITES ON VOLOANIO liAKD.—Prloo low I terms easy.-Tho Rooky Nook Estate, now divided Into building allot ments, contains some very choice Bites for persons doslrlng to live quietly near town. The property is within easy walking distance, and bosses pass tho corner throughout the day. A _reat portion of the land ls planted with orna mental trees and shrubs, and tho land will for .ortain be a good Investment. Thn Well-known aoalthf Ul qualities of volcanio land have created inch a demand for it that there ls very little to bo got within walking dM_u.ee from town. All tho Rooky Nook Allotments will soon be disposed 3t, so no time shouU bo lost in aeourlng a site lor a residenoe or place of business. F. G. EWINGTON 81, Queen-street. Iv'OK SALE, really cheap, a Compact f? Farm ot 150 aores; abont 00-acres In grass, port under crop, part good bush and fern; a Mx-roomod House, Stable, Cow-shod, tec: 2) miles from railway station, and only 12 miles from town by good real, FOR BALB, a nioe little Dairy Farm ot 73 tores, all fenoed and divided Into pad-looks, with good House, Btable, Bheds. and every oon renlenoe. and deep-water frontage, 10 miles Irom town. Apply to John Sopprt, House, Land, and Sonera! Commission Agent, No. 8, Queen-street [upstairs FOR LEASE, Gentleman's] Residence, with abont 2 aores land in garden, irohard, and paddook, stable and oeooh-bou_e; rood rood, two miles from town, every oon .•enlonoo, suitable for a family.—Apply to T, -arkls. High-street II HE I_| AYMAR KE T, 105, QUEEN-STREET, ON SALE AND TO ARRIYB (Vhlte Tartarian Oata 31ook Tartarian Oats loavy Feed Oats (wholo and crush od) iced and Feed Barley (Feed) Pc tehee, Field Peas and Beans IVhito and Red Tnsoan and Purple Straw Beed Wheat ft>w Zealand and Sydney Malxe (whole and crushed) -oooanut and Linseed Oilcake .reescd Meadow and Oaten flay .aten and Wheaten Chaff, Bran and Bharpi -naeed, Hemp, and Canary Seod hoarse, Fine, and Rock Salt Sonedust of all grades Juano— Peruvian, Huon, and Long Island _rass and Glover Seeds rurnip—Purple Top, Green Top, Champion Swede_WMte Globe, tec Vow Zealand Flax and Tow, Coooonut Fibre 1 new importation of first-class Bulbs, Garden and Flower Seeds ot all descriptions leed and Eating Potatoes .rnaniontal, Frnit, and Forest Trees, Flowering Shrubs, fto., from the celebrated Dursery of Mr. 0,8. MoDonald, Newmarket. HESKETH & AITKEN. groceries. a.c. rE AI DUKE JL rp E A 11 .ROGERS AND BTORBKKEPBRS wishing to do a Satisfactory Tba Tbadb, will find It Greatly to thbir Advaktagb to sell NELSON, MOA.TR & Co.'c, Cblkbhatxd Pulin LIQOOKINO BLBNDBD TBAB. rhese Teas are acknowledged by the Press and Poblio to be the Finest and Most Whole some in tho Southern Hemisphere, GUARANTEED FRBE FROM ALL SCENTED VARIETIES. NELSON, MO ATE . & Co., Tea MrtncnANTS and Blenders, High-street, Chrlstohurch. Wholesale Agents for Auokland: Messrs BABER AND RAWLINGa. vvr ? A. R X E R, •TFAMILiT QROOKB, W Hobson-btbbbt, Families regularly waited upon, and Goods promptly delivered to all parts ot tho town and suburbs. ■ W. PARKER. lj B D «0 H< A N A N, On GROCER, ftc, Ponsonby Road, Auckland (Opposite All Saints' Ohnroh). A Large Stook of Drapery Goods suitable for the Season now at hand, at Prices that defy competition. HOBSON-STREET STEAM COFFEE MILLS, H. P. GIBBONS & CO., Tea, Coffeb, and Spick Merchant-, Wholesale and Family Grocers, Coal, Firewood, and Produce Dealers. H. P. GIBBONS & CO., HOBSON-STBEKT, AUCKLAND. "VroTlCEl NOi'luE 11 NOTICE Hi hollantT-Tfortzer, In thanking the general public tor ihe very liberal support they have reoelved for the past seven years, would take this opportunity to in form them that being Dlreot Importers of Beveral leading lines, they are in a position to say without any boast whatever, they oan supply PHODUCH AND GENERAL GROCERIES at Prices second to none in Auokland, . PRIOE LISTI- Box Teas from 16s 8d per box; a splendid of onr own mixing at 20s per l_lba Company No. 1 Sugar, 20s per bag A N ice Bright Yellow Bugar, _d per lb B_l Weight Sperm Candlea, Bd per lb English Sauce from 6_d per bottle We have a nice line of Fancy Tea Caddies, con taining one pound of Good Tea, at a very low figure Coffee, roasted and ground dally, at prices from ls to ls 8d per lb. We would call speolal attention to our Turkey Brand at 1 s Od per Flour, Oats, Bran, Sharps, ana Maize at Mil prloes, Favours by Post or Wire will receive our moat striot core and attention, and wIU be delivered free of charge to Boat or Rail, and all parts of town and suburbs. N.8.-Note the Addrees- HOLLAND & EORTZEK, WHOLKSALE AND RETAIL GROOBR QUKKN-BtKKET. AUCKLAND I SUd at tJO-OMAHIHBfa Liberal Dlaoount allowed 10. Q_n I ——— ——



Meaical. ORE LOCAL EVIDENCE OF THS CURATIVE PROPERTIES OF » ' pROFESSOR pUSSCOTT'S HEBBAL TRKATMENT. MAY NOW BE CONSULTED AT HIS AD DRESS, SHORTLAND-STRkE^; To Professor Gusioott, Shortland-street, Auok land. Sir,-1 hereby certify that for over two years I was troubled with a violent cough, with a frequent spitting of blood and great palpita tion. X would not attempt to walk up a hill.noryot to li o down in my bod during that time. I was uaablo to uo any work, after spending a great deal of money on doctors and ocemlsts, as well as being an out-dour patient of the hospital. I lost-all hopes of recovery, but seeing so many oures you had effected in the " Herald," I was advised to como to Auckland and give your herbal remedies a fair trial, and I am happy to auy in six weeks I could return to the Thames a strong, hoalthy man, free from cough or palpita tion, thank God and yon also. I shall be able to recommend your herbal treatment, for I can speak for myself, also from scores I have seen in your plaoo at different times, and overy one speaking in the highest terms of your trojament. —Bollevo me to be, yours evor grateful, Frank Scutherby, Thames, January 3rd, 1882. To Professor Gussoott, Hhortland-street: Sir, —I'Or tile last three years I have been with that dreadful complain, called dyspepsia, or Indiges tion. It did not matter what lata, in an hour or so alter my stomach would begin to swell, that I should have to unfasten my clothes. The food used to turn sour on my stomach, Then I would commence belching wind and gas. Dirty Bour froth would heavo from my chest, I had to be vory partlcu.ar in what 1 should oat. Kat meat, cabbage, or potatoes, or cheese—they actod on me like so much balm. In fact I did not know what to eat, for nothing would agree, with me. But hearing df your Herbal Tonio.i was Induced to try a bottle, and when I had one I wanted more, for my health was more to me than money. I found moro relief from your Tonio and Composition Powder than all the medlolne I have ever taken. You have ef fected a perfect cure of mo. I can eat now any thing as well as thereat of my family, and onloy it.-Believe mo to bo, yours ever truly, Mrs Elizabeth Swan, Parneli, January 11,1882. To Profesßßor Gu_soott: Dear Sir,—My case was so remarkable and my cure so effectual.that I feel it my duty to give you a testimonial as my evidence. I have been suffering with rheuma tism for the last seven years, and a great part of .hit time I have not been able to drees or un dress myself. For Aye years I was unable to walk without orutcht-B. I was tired of my _l(o, because I was a burden to myself and family, but hearing and.eelng tho wonderful cures you had effected in different chroniooomplalnts.and a grsat number which I knew, whloh are not published, but I think it my duty to you and to the publio, that'a man cf your skill in curing ' such chronic complaints as mine should be a hcusobold word. I was like a man drowning. I was glad to grab at anything, but I am happy to say that, through your herbal treatment, I am hearty and well, and oan go without orntohes as well as ever.—Believe me to be. yours ever grateful, J. C. Dean, Ponsonby, January 19,1882. Te Professor Gusscott, Shortland-stroet. Sir, —I am happy to inform you of the perfect cure i I have received through your medicinal treat- .; monl, I came to you on the 27th of September , last. At that titm my leg was pronounced in- j curable; but when I camo to you you told mo . that yon would convinoe me In a fortnight, and I am happy to say you havo fulfilled your promise, although I was rather doubtful: but I was told by a friend of mino that, if I said to, you would not treat inc. My friend's name ls Mrs Walker, wko kne — yoa in Christchurch. She was also a patleat of yours whloh you oured of the dropsy. lam tuppy to say that I have dispensed with' my crutches, and able to attend , to my domestic duties. I give you this for the < bsn.flt of others who are Buileiing as I have i boon for years.—Yours, ever thankful, Mrs Eliy Joyce, Newton-road. December 1. To Proforeor Gussoott, ShortUnd-stroet. Dear' Sir,—lt is with great pleoiure that I add to the number of your valuable testimonials for the miraculous cure your medicine has performed on me. I have been troublsd with what some modioli men oa.ll indigeitloc, others dyspepsia, but when I camo to you on the 16th of Sept, you told mo that I had liver oomplalnt: you explained to mo my symptoms about tho palpita tion of the heart, th« wind on tho stomach, cold hands and feet,- the sourness ot tho wind and gas I used to bolch, cold chills running down my back, and, in fact, you described my feelings so minutely, that I was quite satisfied that you understood my oomplalnt, and I am happy to say that through your herbal treatment you hivo offeotod aptrfeot cure.—Yoursever grate ful, Mrs M. Little, Hobson-street. Auckland, To Professor Gussoott, Shortland-street. Sir,— I have been troubled with neuralgia In both my head and face, and Been doprlved from many nights' sleep, and when I sat down to my food many (times I have had to get up from the table and walkabout without evor tasting food. As I told you; when I applied to you, that I had tried all the chemists In town, and I only got temporary relief. Wl\gn you told mo you would cure mo in a minute I was very.doubt ful, but am happy to say you did so. I should reoomraend any lady suffering from the same to give you a trial, as you told me, if no cure, no pay.—Believe me to be, yours ever thankful, Baohel Cousens, Victoria-street, November 21. To Professor Gusscott, Shortland-street; It is with great pleasure that I acknow ledge a perfect cure I have reoelved through your herbal treatment; I have been troubled with scurvy for throe years and line months, whloh I ozplalned when I called on you, I told you I could form no other cause unless it was through sleoplig In a bed where some one had boon sleeping who had the sourvey. I have always been very particular when staging at the hotels to examine the linen before going to bed. I have met many men on my route who havo got the samo complaint through sleeping in dirty beds tho same aa I did. I also told you i whon I applied that I had takon a great quantity of medlc.no until my hair began to fall off; but I happened to Bee your advortltoment stating that yonr treatment was solely herbs. I have known wondorful cures effooted through the herbal treatment when minerals have failed;: and being a believer in herbs. I was very happy to place myself under your treatment as soon as you oame to Aucklan d, and I am glad to say you havo effected a cure on me and made me a olean, strong, healthy man.—Believe me to be, yours ever thankful, Alfred Hopkins, New North Road, Dooomber sth. < To Professor Gusscott, Dear Sir—lt Is with great pleasure I have iv reoommendlng your Tonic I have bean suffering with wind and epa-ms on the stomaoh for Beveral years, and I could not get any relief. Everything I ate turned to wind, I could not eat, I could not sleep (I often had to get out ot bed and walk about for hours. I was advised to take cod liver and quinine and iron, &c and all to no good, I had to give np my employment for weeks at a stretch, but 1 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 mo In a week. I waß rather doubtful of this, after trying so many different medicines, both from the Hospital acd chemists, and othor patent medicines. I thought it was impossible for me to get cured so quick ' and so perfectly as you havo done. lam happy to say in two months' time you have made mo a new man. "I oan ent well, and also enjoy a food night's rest, with many thanks to you, and hope your days will be long in Auckland, for tho good of tho community at large.—Yours respoctiully, Richard Lawson, Ponsonby, Feb ruary 2nd, 1882, To Professor Gussoott, Shortland-street: Sir- As you are aware that I explained to you, when I appllod to you, that I have been troubled with bleedingpiles for the last live or six years, as I told you I have tried medical men, chemlsts,and old women's cures, but never had a perfect cure until I applied to yon, about six weeks ago. They need to come down and bleed for an hour at a time so that I should have to ohange my clothes, but when yon told me you would make mo worse before I should be better. 1 oould not reckon you up. I thought I Bhould 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 in five weeks you have effected a perfect oure on me. I shall ever be a believer in herbs after the wonderful oure you have performed on me.— Yours, ever grateful, Henry Marsh, Albert street, OotobeMl. To Professor Gusscott, Shortland street :_Dear Sir,—lam happy to inform you that through your herbal treatment I can safely say that I have reoelved more benefit through your herbal treatment than all the medicine that I have ever taken, I have been troubled with asthma tor the lost Aye years. I was obliged to give up my business and come to Auckland for medical treatment, and seeing your testimonials and the many oureß you had effected, and afco that you required no information and that you could tell a man's complaint as soon as you Baw him—you did so to mo so correotly, and that is more than any medical man over told me before, and it gave mo confidence to place myself under your treatment. lam well known in Cambridge. I shall return home on Wednesday, and you may rely you will have many applications from that distriot.—Yours, truly, John Hargraves, Queen- Btreet, Auokland, Professor Gussoott would Impress on thote who may do him the honour to consult him that the utmost secreoy can bo relied upon ; more over, from long experience, and a careful study of the human Bystem, he can decide almoßtat a ? -lance the diagnosis of the case, thereby rellev ng the patient of a great deal of nervousness and hesitation. Professor Gussoott Invites the confidence of either sex Buffering from functional derange ment, spermatorrhoea, exhausting dreams. So. Professor Gusscott has mode nervous debUlty and losß of power his special study, from what ever cause arising. He would earnestly impress upon those who do suffer to seek immediate advice and counßel.if they desire "an old age, soreno and bright," Let no falso delicacy deter Buffering victims from removing the cause of this blight to manhood. Tho strictest confidence may be relied upon. CONSULTATION GRATIS. Can bo consulted Dy lecier. Public inspection invited to the large assort. ' ment of BRITISH and AMERICAN HERBS. Note the Address— Professor GI-usscott, Next Door to Messrs Winks and Halls Establishment. SHOETLA_a..STKE__T_ AUCKLAND; Sfrarsli From B a.m 3 to 8 wd, ill ~~-_-j_-SSSi



f Public jNoticea I /_! ROUND _ IH X GROUND LIME. FOR SALB SOUTSGATE'S mahurangi h.dbauuo gbound roohk Limb, in any quantity, for Concrete, Paths, Floors, Cellars, etc (next to stone flagging, 4s unrivalled i for durability and hard-setting qualities). For tanks and other wet work It Is a first-oIOBS mate. B, KEANE, SOLE AGENT. CUSTOMHOUBK-STRK-T. | TO MERCHANTS, BREWERS, BOTTLERS, AND OTHERS. THOMPSON AND CO',, , CRAWFORD-STREET, , toPNEDIN. l (Established 1858.) ] IMPORTERS OF ENGD_3H, FRENCH, AND * SPANISH CUT CORKS Have always on Hand and to arrive s— , Brewers', Bottlers', and Sodawater Manu facturers' Sundries, Inoludlng all kinds ot corks, bungs, Bhlves, Teats, and spiles, cellar tap corks, corking machines, capsules, tinfoil, bottling wire, superior isinglass (brewers'), book, purse. East India pipe and pure • Russian and Brazilian Cut; thermometer*, blind and common. All kinds of ginger, whole and orusbed; tertario;aoetio. sulphurous, citric, ( and sulphuric acids; spirits ot wlno; 61 o/p.; essences and essential oils; sodawater machines ; bottling racks, patent and common; patent syruping pumps; sodawater and ginger beer bottles; ordinary; Lauiont's; Hogbene; , and Codd's patent bottles; herbs, peels; and . roots ot every description; and every requisite for the brewers', bottlers, and Derated water I manufacturers'trade. • i THOMPSON AND CO.. Crawford-street, Dunedin. "Kf O TIC E. , In thanking my Customers for past favours, I | beg to intimate that I have disposed of my , Business, and Stook of Furniture, Glass, China, i and Earthenware, to Mr Henry Rat ton, and i solicit for him a continuance of that support BO 1 long accorded to me. D . oLPHERT. ! Qu .en-street, Feb. 18,1882. IN referenoe to the above, I.beg to solicit a j continuance of the patronage so long ab- , oorded to Mr D. Olphsrt, and trust by strict . attention to business and by selling at lowest ! possible prloes to merit a continuance of tho, _ same. In future tho business will be carried on _ at the Basket and Perambulator Factory, 46,17, i _8, 40, and 30, City Market (Wellesley-street , Entranoe); and at his Shop, unction of Queen _ and Grey-streetß. . HY. RAFTON. t February 13,1882. ( pUB LI O NOTICE. I R. W."ItC_INBON, BAKEB AND OONFEOriONBB, Begs to announce that he hss recently taken over the Windsor Store, Lennox's Buildings, Pitt-stroet, formerly carried on bx Mr A. T, Carter, and truste, by civility and attention, to merit a Bhare of patronaie from the families ot the surrounding dlstrlot. Wedding and Christen- • ing Cakes made to order. BELLEVUE HOUSE, OOBNRB, wharf-Btbk_t anl camkbon road, Taubanga. This Establishment, just erected, containing 25 rooms, with every convenience, IS NOW OPENED to reoeivo Visitors to Tauranga, who will find Superior Aooommodation, with the comforts of a Home. ( Private Sitting rooms, Good Bed-rooms. Stables. A Four-horse Coach or Buggy leaves otter arrival of steamer for Lakes. 3. BODELL, Proprietor, Tauranga, February 20,1882. j -pUBLIC NOTIOE.: * T. jHpHILIP, i BBBAD & BlflOTJ— BAKKB & CONFHKJTIONKB. WEDDING CAKES MADE TO ORDBB. NOT- THE ADDBBBB— KARANGAHAPE ROAD, NEWTON. Families waited on for Orders. Our Pastry is a great Bp_x»-i_~". __ T. J, F.HUIP. y» ANTED TO SELL, pORTABLE Tj_OUR JifILLS. OPPENHEIMER & CO., CUSTOM-HOUSE-STREET, AUOKLAITO. Have lost landed ex Beatrice Havener, and tor _ Sale! ONE 32-INCH MUNSON BINGLE OEABKD MILL, WITH TWO FBBNCH BUBB p STONES FOB GB_NDINa WHKAT OB j micdlikoe Price, £78 10s. . TIfUNSON'S pORTABLE jJ^ILLb BEST IN THB WORLD. 1 Every Mill 1b b model of tteelf, got up on Mechanical principles It will not olog or ohoke under any speed Solfadlustlng, perfect In balance, self lubricating Simple In construction, durable in material Rapid In grinding; a good Investment for any agricultural dlstrlot. Sole Agents for New Zealand i OPPENHEIMER & CO., Custom-house-street, AOOKLANr. HENRY BRACE & CO. (LIMITED), ' WHOLESALE MANUKAOTUR-'—B I AND IMPORTERS Of all lands Of SADDLERY, HIGH-STBKET, AUCKLAND, EDW. JNO. CQX, Manager. . i pHEAP CUTLERY. Thomas Bomuel ls now selling all kinds of Cutlery at very low prloes from Sheffield best makers, taoludlng Lookwocd, Johnstone, and other makers, ofbest Pocket and Table Knives, Solssors, Razors, eto., Eleotto Pfate Ware, Bpoonß, Forks, Cruets. eto.-THOMAS Samobl, 46, (Jueen-street, opposite New Zealand In ' suronoe Buildings. * T> E A D THIS. M. R. MOINT-RE, Bread and Blsoult Baker, Karangahape Road Bega to inform the publio that his Blsoults, i Gingerbreads, and all kinds of Confeotionery are unsurpassed for quality, and thoroughly wholosome. Families waited on for Orders. __rw__B_Na Cakes, to Conoerts, Soirees, Balls, provided with re freshments on the shftrteftt notioe, and at lowest rates. '••'"• ■___— ~il_—Oe_—BE_i—fl_ill_H_H rp O Th E PUBL IC. DB POHOHB'S CBIJ-HBATItD FBBNOH BRIL LIANT AND HOUSKHOLD FBIKND. This mixture will give abright polish In a few minutes to all kinds of Furniture. It oan also be used on paintwork. It will destroy oU Insects in wood and preserve it tromdeoay. Price, 1/6.-Waltb_j Bayn», Wholesale Agent, Kyber Pass. OABINBTMAKBKS, SPl^_^ ÜBNKBS' "*° Wish to call the^ttenffi1 ofthe OnhUotO Vbxta finedisplayof Furniture now on exhibition at their spacious worerooms. Customers Überally dealt with. . Heiving introduced steam power, they are able to"uppff all Orioles lower than any other shop in town. . _, * UCKLAND RAG UUMPANT DARBY-STREET, AUOKLAND Open on FRIDAY and SATURDAY inhe oa •reek for the Purchase ot all kinds ot RAGS, METAL. fee» FOR CASH |_p R U I T SE A S O N, Important to Storekeepers and Parties Pre serving. — Edward Lewis, of Oustom-house street, nas just opened a Large and Varied As sortment of Jam Jars and Jelly Cans for Pre serving purposes; also. Five Crates Stoneware Jars suitable for Butter Crooks and Bread Pans, &o. '. t glO THE RESIDENTS OF SYMONDS- A. STRKET AND NEIGHBOURHOOD. E. BO YE V Has recently Opened a First-class BUTCHERY 3 AT THB 1 CORNER OF THE KYBKE PASS BOAD. Fat-Ules waited on for ordbra .



| Publio Notions. HOURLY EXPECTED FROM NEW CASTLE, PEH 'AURORA,' 193 TONS CO-OPERATIVE CO.'S SCREENED COALS. To be sold at vessel's side, In lets to suit purchasers. *itOM 2 TONS UPWARDS, AT 28/6 PEE TON, Apply to E. MITOfiELSON AND CO., QPEKIf-BTBEET WHABF. m O THE_ P U B L I O. MILK I MILK ! Pure New Milk, at _d per Quart, delivered twice,dally. Devonshire Cream, Fresh Butter, and Cream Cheese. Devonshire Dairy, Karanga hape Road; London Dairy, toot of Groy-atreet, Hotels, Restaurants, and other largo consumers at Special Prloes. The Proprietors solicit a trial. QALVAGE STOCK OF CUTLERY. THOMAS SAMUEL . ; Is now BELLING OFF aU the DAMAGED STOCK OF CUTLERY At Less Than Half Price. Great Bargain. In Pocket and Table Knivos. THOMAS SAMUEI, _B.QUE_CN-BTREET, . . i • Opposite New Zealand Insurance Building"l..; i 1 V TO B A 1 H VJT to Roth's Public Hot, Cold, and Showor Baths, Victoria-street East, Charge, Owt Bh__nq. Open all week dayß from 6 a,m. to 9 p.m., and Si/nuav Morning, from 0 till 10 o.m. The Bath-rooms are all private, and supplied with every oonvenienoe, Turkish towels, flesh and hair brushes, comb., respirators, soaps, tec Select bath-rooms (private) for Ladles every day, at all hours, with female attendance Two Shilliho and Sixfbnci*. Please note the address i Victoria-street East, above the Grey hound Hotel, and next tho Cheap Bedding and Furniture Mart, Anokland M. H E I G H ■•'_•• O », • having disposed ot his property, offers for Sale the Whole ot his Stock, eta, consisting of:—1 Four Horse-power Upright Portable En gine and Boiler complete (nearly now) In good working order, by Russell te Co.; price, 2125, Iron Turning Sere w-outtlng Gap Lathe, Bft. bed. Shifting Tools, tec, complete, £75; 2 small Lathes, i large pairs of Smith's Hollows, in good order, work by steam or hand; 4 Portable Iron Forges, _ large Anvils and Tools,! Pairs Smith's Vice (large size), Dies and Taps, 1 Wheel-plate tor Shoeing wheels, 2 Cost-Iron Oval Boilers, 3 Cast-iron Tanks. Wheelbarrow, Grindstone (for steam or hand), 100 new Chimney Bars (various sizes), 2 Pairs Boiling Machines (for Rolling Tires), 1 Mincing Machine, lot of Smith's Tongs, K. M. S.IGHTON, - I . London Iron Works, Pitt-street (Top(of Qrey-sL) AUCKLAND TIMBER COMPANY (LIMITED). ' GREAT BARGAINS IN BUILDING TIMBER. AST MAKING ROOM, -t UNNINGHAM & CO.'S CENTRAL , AGENCY..;. ;: r "jj-| SHIPPING, COMMISSION, AND fciI.NEI.A-. FOEWAEDING AGENTS. Office: 177. Queen-street, Auckland (Opposite T. &S. Morrln's); and at ONE-TONGA. Order Book at W. J, Hurst & Co.'s. 101; Queen- Btreet, as usual.. For the greater oonvenienoe of the Public, Booking Offices (with storage) are now open as above, at whloh Goods are reoelved and for warded with despatch to all parts ot New Zealand and Australia. Carting done' In Town and Sub—ha at rea sonable rates. :., i- HI .0' & • ■■'■" »::'';._' -' "" h '.'";1B» (0 oases OASTOB OIL. ta bulk 100 drums LINSEED OIL, collet! la dlraw 10 oasfca _ .. I casks OOLZA OIL f a y . tO-drunu ' _____ M SO drums TURPS. w, s. ;l a or i s, 7. Wyndham-street. . ~ .-. , tr o t r a k c s. In order to avoid mistake* and aooldents, I have made arrangements with-' ':* :-«i: MR ROBERTSON, the Proprietor of the Royal Mail Coaches, To Run Passengers through to Lake House, Irom TAURANGA to OHINEMUTU. WAI ROA, and TAUPO. Tourists oan obtain Buggies at all times at Tauranga and Ohinomutu, and oan depend upon good Coaches, Buggies, Horses, and sober and civil drivers, at Lowest Rates, ROBERT. GRAHAM,;, Lake House, Ohlnemutu, February 11,1882. _______-i__i__" tl -OOTOMAHANA HOT LAKES. A LIMITBDINUMBBROF FIRST-CLASS THROUGH TICKETS ~ , {« Will be issued for THE HOT LAKES, Tourists will' have the advantage of staying at LAKE HOUSE, Ohlnemutu, whloh will be found tbe mot comfortable Hotel in the Lake Dlstrlot. , '~:.!, No other tickets but those issued by me avail able for Lake House. B. GRAHAM, Jon., I Mr Ewington-, next"Herald" Offloe, Queen-street, Anokland. Auokland, February 22,1882. DAVIES AND T REN CHARD, LAND, ItSTATE, ANp _,__,_.___., GENERAL - COMMISSION AGENTS, NATIONAL INSURANOB BUILDINGS, QUKKN-STRK-T, AUCKLAND. VARIOUS PBOPEaTIKS FOE BALK IN TOWN AND COUNTRY. HOUSKS, PBOP-RTIBS, AND STOOE BOUGHT OR SOLD ON COMMISSION. . ' a M E a a v To ha tt, OARTER, OONTRAOTOR. JH> Goods Carted and Delivered from ship's side on Shortest Notloe. Ballast Supplied. ' NHWOASTLK AND BAY OF ■■ ISLANDS COAL. Also. Firewood (out and uncut) reasonable. rii COWLEY begs respectfully to call I . the attention of the Publio to his Rustic Seats and Tables, suitable for lawns, arbours, tec -List ot Sizes and Prioes on application to T. Steadman. Medicai. . i ■_T_TC_ENS» fiLOOD kESTORER. We have received the following Testimonial anent this remedy, and publish It tor general in formaUoD- L. P. NATHAN & CO. '•Auokland, January 12,1882. " Messrs L.D. Nathan te Co., Auckland. " SIBB,—I am fulfllling an argent request o Mrs Andrews, of Lord Howe's Island, In the Pacific, in stating to you and to Mr Hitohens the extraordinary ouro made In her case by the use of Hitohens' Medlolna Blood Restorei. Living on the Island, I am an eye witness tit the faot, and feel it a duty both to Mr Hitohens and to the general publio to testify to the really wonderful effect of that medicine. " Mrs Andrews was for four or five years a martyr to agonlsltig pains in her hip; medical men calling it solatlca. She' had been treated for it by the several doctors ot the British men o'-war visiting the island from time to time without the slightest relief to the intense pain She was afterwards taken to Bydney, hoplni for some relief, if not a permanent cure, Iron treatment ot the medical men of that city. Shi was told she was suffering from the hip disease hd her oase was incurable. Without a ray o ope to lighten her future lite; pain and dcs air hsr constant attendants, nor oase rai colly deplorable. Mr C. K. Ponder, th manager of tbe Guano Company at Lord Howe' Island, pne day recommended her to tr Hitohens' Blood Restorer, as the remedy wa 'ust becoming known at the Islands, throng: the advertisement of Oppermano's cure, test fled to by the German Consul. Mrs Andrew readily yielded to the recommendation am • sent for two bottles to Mr Hltchens. A,uoklanc Within three weeks otter using tt end was a _ to rise and walk with the use of the cratch, an the pain In the hip was entirely gone. Th medicine action'was truly marvellous, and he i gratitude to Mr Hltchens Is expressed dally « her prayers, thanking God for her relief. -< : . B"i« is thy firm belief that anc-^JeKOO . three bottles - Bnforti-Mt^7i^o^wn»W . withoutlongd_lay-wouldhaye»wu^tßucj , a complete cure as w «_S^^____? i __F_l?S!___B_; .££_» SfZ&TiH «___. adeanately express my fait! • of it In Mrs Andrew's case. "I am, deer Sire, , ■ ' " SToure faithfully, "Tbo_, Geo, Dbas. Nichols, "Master Mariner, r I certify to tho oorreotnesa ot the above every particular. _ „".-■■' Cbablbs E. PONDJat Declared before me this 13 —, day of Januat 18^! :... P,A.Pbb_«-.J.P



AmusemeriLs, ______ 1' HE AT R E ROYAL. .3 " Lessees-,..-..>..Messrs Lewis and WOMe <,<§ _ Manager..- „_..--...Bdwardß.Wolfe AM | Tg-ffl? (THUR-DA-, -T&jflß jj THIRD NIGHT I THIRDI NIGHT 1 i AND - • ' 1 CONTINUED sucosasl j; .'..of , ....... ; THE OLAVE'S PKVKSOII :■;. j HE OLAVE'B It-E VBNGBI - ;| W DON'T FOBGETI LAST NIGHT BUT ONE! \ BATURDAY AFTERNOON. I LAST GRAND MID-DAY PERFORMANCE »_§§ or ••_■ -..- ■'•! UNCLE TOM'S CABIN I Every Child will receive a Present from Little j Eva's hands. SATURDAY EVENING, MAROH I, . I POSITIVELY LAEff NIGHT. j 1 OF THB ' ' ■•I MESS® St_r M!»e_l, 1 And Brand OompiimßntaryJJonoat ' .; - [J tendered to Mr R. B. LEWIS, . >■ , J On which ocooelon (for this night only). THE r& OCTOROON will be prodnoedi' .;,,,. | SALEM SOUDDBR.... v'.'M'|ftW j OldPetb.... _t__.E.B._*Wi& er Seonre you* Seats early; " ■;'. ■ ;hl Box-plan at Upton's l J John Dbavton-- ....Advance ARonj., | W. Neilbon ..Business Agent. j- Z&H TO. 0. F,. MiV.. A.D. if « th jp> 4 A.'* LOFAL FOUNTAINOF dlj« IFRH-NDSHIP LODGE. No. J®§*=ra«(l_Jl The Tammr-biob-h Atwi _BllPS;_ll»i|vßßSAßV of the above Lodge ftsri p Wllsfer will be celebrated by ft BALL, : TO_B__as[ "In tho Lome-street Bfcll, On "?.S <____®!=&E_ fridaY, March 3rd, 1883. .. Refreshments provided. ~.,-,,*.; , Tlokets (to admit Lady and Gentleman), 7s 6d; Bxtra Lady's Tloket, 2s 6d. ' ■ ■ ■ Tlokets oan he obtained from the following; :jj Mem„rsotCtomnUttw:-P.O^Syms.P.aOOn-' ..-.; nolly, N.G. Leaning, V.G. Whitfield, And Bro. ' ; Meldmm. _^ j, fIyMS., Eteeretary., ■_» CONCERT AND DANGE .| _£__. WiU be held In theKuMsu < ScHOOtHOOSB, m On FRIDAY, Maroh 3. 1881. M In aid of a Fund, for providing Prises, &C for ;. Children of Distriot SohooL -jjj Doors open at 7.30 p.m.; ooramence at Bsharp. | Tickets :-Double (to admit lady and gentle man), I/; Single. 2/6. . . -. A UCKLAND CHORAL SOCIBT-. , . SECOND PERFORMANCE-. TU E S DAY, Hth M ARC H, .'. Haydn's "IMPBRIAL MABS." Mendelssohn's "ATHALIK." Performing Members ore requested to be punotual in attendance at the TWO FINAL rebeareals. RBAT T>AND f CONTEST. BEAT J_>AND V/ONTBBTI SATURDAY T_"BXT, _TH. <_TURDAY -NeXT, *T_L 8 ' '" « V«* '• ''I '•' ' ' i TTIOTORIA _^1 ARDENB, J. «&> V lOTOBIA^iXABDBNS. " — W 3 O'OLOOK TO 5 W r* IHE GREATEST MUSIUAI■ O T EVER HELD IN ADCE- W O- . ', LAND. , , .g ■ ALL THE BANDS STRUGGLING •_" FOB VIOTOBY. T 8 Gold and Bilva« Medals and A,...... ■ - - BATOftS.'-- ~ Boatß every 15 minut.s. . RB-ÜBN FABE,WITH ADMISSION . to Contest, 1/6. " A ' AFTER BAND CONTBST. _» i AFTER BAND CONTBST, ■ - EH•"'TDROMBNADE jpONOERTI "Q " __ jTrombnade L.O.HOBRTi.:{> tt" FIREWORKS I ~ ;,w; V Dancing i „ dancing i «V" , DANCING!.,,-:-.,. • ;;':___J M g o'olook till il o'clock.' '"' _ M ,_, The Gardens will be Hlumin.ted «H W with Chinese Lanterns and Grand .^ q Calolnm Lights. f> !___ Admission to Carnival, with Return t"' " Farebyßoat. lafld, . .;? -, !T" ■■ Wi A."THOMPSON. T if* - Manager. . ■ . ' -.porting. . : ■ 1 ■ ; .. . : ■ ; :• .. ;; i, :■ 05. i.\*'A , \*7ILL (.LOSE 6TH APRIL, 1882.^ CHRD3TOHUROH; R AOBfl. ' !i '■'■ ' AUTUMN HANDICAP—. BASTBR HANDIOAP— ' 33 Performers. •-' 83 Performers..:-. First ._. _ 0001 First-,;,..,,;.. j4«|o Second .. _ 2601 Becond _ _.' If? Third ~ _ 150 Third .. _. 100 Others (Divided) _001 Others (Divided) MO | • '" ' £1,300 ''' ' ''«800** ■.. PLTIKCt HANDICAP- ' _• . 27 Performers. • -_ 10 stabs, f.i »•. ■; First -_. - «200|Flrit •_. «: J *_fi , Lseoond"...., .. 100 Beoond .. , - ; a3O Third _.'■.-■■ 80 Third ,"-'..__«_.«_, Others(Divid-d) B_olother 7, ~ -lOEaoh , cii. EACH TICKET HAS FOUR OHANOB9, Mrßt Lettbr Onlt, with two stampa en olosed for repUes. P. O. OsdbbS Or Bank Notes preferred. Oabqobs (with Is enhange added) oan be forwarded, bnt "Bearer,mnst,, not be erased. RBaiBT__BD Lbttebb mil not be Aooepted, or Telvgbams replied to. .To avoid sending Coin, Stamps will be aoooptea for one Tiokpt.-Pleose Address- - "ada Mantua," - Care of Mb Abbaham, Box 8.1, P. 0., Dunedin. Mdnaaiaonai^ MB RAL P H H O OAD, ■..., Former Pnpil otlmmannel t ieblob, And Btudent at Heidelberg ■ WUlglve LESSONS ON THE PIANOI ORTB. For terms and other partlenlars aprly ot thp Auckland Muslo Warehouse, and a Upton's Queen-Btreet.' ..-:- -• ■ .•-,' ■■ .- ■<■"■','■■ '■■''■"; M"- E ¥. a. woo d a am,. TkACHKB OF THE IIANOFOBIK AND HAKMONIUM, ia Adcrees -O' re of Auckland Mil. io Ware houße. rpHK "a ,fiT OF LiINGXNG. ROYAL _«._-£.____ OF MUSIC, : (____B_Br li *O*D«MS iAW«mB* M>NDo»'' ;". j MR.GOHDONGOOCHIBroMeand : "• Sliver Medallist and Associate) • having studied Ten Terms*ln this i : Royal ana National Institution. Is.! n . i. the opinion of the several Professors i . with whom he was placed, duly oua_-: 1 fled to tench Singing—(Signed) G. a, Macfabbkn, Mus, Doo. Cambrioge.— .< In roforeneo to aboj^, <*£& __rPd_2_!_ AlbertFark. . .... -. ■ . .. • ■ ;':;■',-• '■■ SeLLIN6 OFF! SeLLIMQ OVV II " ' i C, BROOKES Intends ENLARGING HIS PREMISES,nnd Will Poll tha Whole of his Splendid Stook ot ' BOOK AND STOBJ-IoSSIl I;: Make. ; UNDER COST PRICE. .;' THE BALK IS FOR ON X MONTH ONLY. THE BALANCE OF THE STOCK WILL .1 BE SOLDBY AUCTION. - „#,- GREAT BARGAINS!! CALL EARLY!!I