The Auckland Evening Star.

VOL. XV.—No. 3,751

AUCKLAND.. N.Z.. FKIuAI. AUGUST 18. 188»

(Published Daily)

PRICE: OJN-il PENNY



Shippincr. OACIFIU MAIL STEAMSHIP CO, THKOUGH THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, VIA HONOLULU. TO GREAT BRITAIN. Under Postal Contraot with the Governments of New ZeaUnd and Now South Wales. I Date of Uatoofdall ,„__- Sailing for ing for f-toamor. Tons. . lyd .. ey , s an y^n. I olsco. Benlandla- - 3,2-0 August 20 Oct. 10 City of Sydney - 3,100 Sept. 18 Novam, 7 A-awa-a- - 3,200 ucr.oborlß D com S Oltr of New York 3,1.0 Nov. 13 aopt. 12 "l-'i-o'flengcra " booked through to Liverpool, London, or Paris, via tho groat Overland Roads of America, and tno Btoamors of tho Atlantlo linos from Now Xork. FARES. Flrst-o_i_9-. .. - - -fiBS and up wards Bteoraae .. - - - «3710s Flr_ t-closs to San Franoisoo_ 810 Btearage .. - - - fi-0 Throngh Cabin Passengers aro permitted to lay ovor at Honolulu, or any of the cities of the United States, not to exceod sis months. SOUTHBRN PACIFIC ROUTE. P»s3ongors to and from Europe moyj without Hxtjsa cost, avail themselves of tho Southern PloiFIO Kai_hoad and its oonnootions. thereby avoiding tho winter cold of the Northern Route; and for an additional oost of 8-1 may go to New Oi loans and thenoo through the Southern States No Shipping Orders will bo Issued after i p.m. on the day before the sailing of steamers for Ban FranoißOO. ..._.• For freight rates and all other information »PPlyt° THOB.T. GAMBLE. t # Agent, Lower Queen-street. „ IfNION STEAMSHIP '-r' f\THI U COMPANY OF NEW f _=«&__, 1 ZKALAND (LHIITMD). Ki__-_---i__ i^ TIM« TABLE— i j August, 1882, FOR TARANAKI, NELSON. PICION, WEL- I ING lON. LYTTKLTON. ASD WEST PDAS f POKT - (FROM MAN-KAU). EScamor, Date of Saillnsi. Latest Train. Hawba Sunday, _0, noon (it mail arrived) — Pknqoin Tnesday, 39, 8 a.m. 7.1S a.m. FOR GISBORNK, NAPIKR, WELLINGTON. LYTTKLTON, PORT OHALMBRB, AND BLUffff (FROM QOBBN-STR-C-CT WHAHff). Rinqarooma Thursday, 24,10 a.m. — Tk Anau Thursday, 31,10 a.m. — " FOR SYDNEY. Rotomahana Tuoaday, 22,1 p.m. _• FOR MELBOURNh:. via SOUTH. RisOAROOMA" Thursday, 21,10 a.m. -~ T« anau Thursday, 31,10 a.__. — 'CaUlag at Hobart. __ gQK LEyOKA AND aUVA. ' Taiaboa I Tnesday, _2,6 p.m. I — (Cargo till 1 p.m.) FOR KUS9KLL AND KAWAKAWA, , Rotomahana I Tuesday,22. i p.m.l — FOR GISBORKE NAPIER, AND OAMAItP. Mahinapua I Saturday, 19. B p.m I - *~ t&r Ctvrgo must be booked and alongside one hour before advertised time of departure. Passage tlokets must be taken at tha Com pany's Office. Anokland Branch, 109, Queen-street, j^A. ©TEAM TO LONDON, *^^^^^ ORIENT LINE -®$M&™&m The foUowlng Bteam_hlpß be longing to tho Orient Steam Navigation Com pany (Limited) and tha Pacific Steam Naviga tion Company, will leave SYDNEY at the undermentioned dates for MELBOURNE. A.DBC.AIDE. and LONDON, via Cape of Good Hope. . Steamer. I Reg. Ton'ge I Date. JOHN KLDER JUKi j August 30 SOKATA „.. 4,0U Septem. 13 CUZCO 8,847 I Eeptem. 28 COXOPAXL. 4.023 I October 9 And the Servioe will be maintained by suc ceeding steamers at intervals of a Fortnight, Fores to London, IS to 70 guineas. Parcels booked through to London. Passengers oan book from Anokland at a through rate to cover Intecolonlal fare and to K>our~ speolal advantages. ... ... , iialoon passengers are allowed to break their Passages from London oan be (.ranted in For plana and full particulars, apply, to I«n ---flon, to F. Green & Co., and Anderson, Ander son & Co., Joint Manager-, of tho Line | or to the Agents in Auckland. UNION STEAMSHIP CO. OF N.Z. (LISIIT.-D), Qneen-street. __e**-_V TpOK LONDON DIRECT. -jpf&y|s*%jK The Iron Clipper Boraue gs_W£!s__? CUMBRIA, 100 Al at Lloyds, 641 tons register, now loading, And will have quick despatch. For relght or passage apply to THK NEW ZEALAND SHIPPING CO., Limitkd, Agents. nSMtea^.V2 B. COROMANDEl ■*=_^_^ CBptato, W. D. Hare-eve, Timb-Tahm. Laavai Auckland t Leaves Coromandel I Friday, 18,1 p.m. Saturday, 19,12 noon W -mines' sua other olroumstanoea permltiiiir N.B.—No cargo whatsoever will be received after the steamer's advertised time ot sailing. Not responsible in shipping, carrying, or dis charging live stock. a. R. H. s windlky. Manage*. TO LONDON. PENINSULAR AND ORU-NTAL STEAM * NAVIGATION COMPANY. The Company's Steamships (under contract with the Victorian Government for the oon veyanoe of Her Majesty's Mails) will be despatched for Plymouth and London as under: "~ —r Leave Leave Steamer. Sydney. Melbourne ROME (via Ceylon)-.... Aug-iO *w.M CLYDE (via Ceylon).... Sept.B Sept. 12 INDU3 (via f'eylon) Sent. 20 Sent. 28 BOHILLA(vIaX!eyIon) Y Oct. 6 Oot. 12 VERONA (via Bom-ay) J Oct. 20 Oo_ -8 Rates of passage money to Plymouth or Lon don : £70 first, and £15 second-olass. Italian ports : £15 llrßt, and £40 second-class. Passßn gers booking at Auokland seoure speolal sdvan taF.r further pa-tioulars respecting passage money and freight apply to CitUl-KSHANK & CO.. j_ gents. 18, Queen-Street, Auckland. %ff&. O 'RYTNG PASSENGERS "AND •^-sSBS-fl' CARGO, OOHISBOTI-J- -nTHOBW*- Moa., omaeu, waitoa Puawa, A~n MO-U-OT -41M13 f.P3ato 3J-»-l0t). .188 TAB---. S,a, ROTOMAHAHAi From Auokland I Friday, 3.30 afternoon flstnrday, _ afternoon FromlThames I Saturday* 5 morning FARES iSINSI,-)- ___ „__ _~, saloon i Seven Shilling, and Slxuspoe (79 8d..! Weerag-1 Five Shillings («s>. wt*i_ h«through to Te Aroha. as per ton. for shipping, carrying, or "SSft'-SSSS %aaaimu ntiwaimm. tertlsedtimeof leavto^ fc TINNBi — s^e^ mHE ONLY DIRECT ,Ifflfl^T STEAMERS TO M AROHA ■#^____i--'<nAT_R?INBPAaSBIN(-_R- * OABOO). SBITLEMKNT. S S. RUBY ANO S.S. MARIAN. I^veA-okla-d. gat^ d a^f 9^°n ao'on To Thames-S a lo_^| E6d; Steerage, 6s. To Paeroa-Single, 10s: Rotura. los^ To To Aroha-b-ngle. 14s; ™tarn, »* . Frel~h< through to T- Aroha, 25s per torn £o transhipping at the Thames. CI TEAM TO THE HOT ?-^E?>S SPRINGS, MAHURANOI, 'KAWAU. AND OMAHA. -__ »oS_wir«'4S»^»» •-• MrSSg on Wednesdays. f ' Mondajsandifridayß. J no Cargo receive! wjhln half-an-hour of j ,^i_«^» without shipping I P % ttel|M or passage apgy to



Bhipping. Sajfe-w TfiTORTUEn,, STEAMSHIP *j|jlsj]|g--.l COMPANY (LIMITED). TIMK-TABLE-AUGUST. (Weather and other clroumatancoa permltUnß). FROM QUEKN-STREKT WHARF. rORTABHANQAANO BAY Of PLENTVPOETH' t-TKAMER. | DATS or 3AILIKi_! Wellington I Mondoy. 21, spm Wolllcgton | Thursday, 21, spm GlenolK [Monday, 23, 5 pm Qlonelg | Thnrsday. 31. spm Gonneots as Tauransra for Opo 3Saffa tiki and Bay of Plonty Porti' evory Tnoeday. »0B KU3SKLL, •WII.Ni.AKOA, AN.O MAN , qoHPi. Glenelß | Monday, 21, 6pm Wellington I Monday, 28. 5p m rOB WHANQABKI AND WHAX.QABai HKADB. (Carrj-int? passengers and oe.rf.ci Argylo for Waipr.) Every Inosday and Friday, at 5 pm FOB MANGAPAI. Argyle I Every Tnooday. at 5p m FOB MANQAWAI, Fl_igal I Every Thursday, at ip m FOB MBROtTKY BAY. Wngal I Every Monday, at i p.m. FROM MANUB.AU. FOR WAITARA. Macgregor | Friday, 18th, 8 a.m. »OB OPUNAKE AND WASaANUf. Rowena | Friday. IS. 1 p.m. tar Cargo must be booked and alongside one hour before advertlsod tlmo of departure. Passage tickets must bo taken at the Com pany's Offloo. No. 07, Quoen-stroot, Auckland, A. MoGl-)2GOlt, Managlns; Director, Di'EAM -O THE THAMES, i^^®K' OHIN_.MUR_,WA_TJ-~tAUKI, WAIHI, TS AROHA GOLDFIBLDS, MOR; RINSVILLE, W AITOA PLAINS, AND GRANT _JSD FOSTER'S SETTU-MKNT. B-.TERPR ISE NO. 2, . rom Auoklond 1 From Thames I Friday, 12 midnight Saturday, 10.30 p.m. FABCB To Thames _ Saloon, 7s Bd 1 Stoewce. U To Ohlnemnrl through. Be extra To Te Aroha throufih, 10s extra Not respoußlole for shipping, carrylng, cr dlf •h».ralna-Iv~ ntook. Noticb.—No cargo rooelved after 5 In tho ovonlng during winter months. __. N. 8, FERRY CO.. Avantl. _sa_a*»^ \*'AIUKO & ONEHUNGA 'fMBp T V STEAM NAVIGATION Co. ss~_~_i_k- (<_xt-rim), tea tabm—Acaosr. isa. B.S. MANUKAU. IdjavoS Onehunga 1 Leaves Weluin I Aug. Aug. 19-_Btnrday, 8.30 am 10-Satnrday. 1 p m 21—Monday, 9.15 a m 21—Monday. 2. lop m 23—Wednesday, 11 am 23—Wednes.. 3.501> m 25—Friday, 3 p m 26- Saturday, 7.15 a m 28—Monday, 6 p m 29-Tuesday, 10 am 30—Wednesday, 7 am EO-r-Wodnesday, Ham For Manukau Heads, every Thursday, at 8 in By order of the Dire-tors, all Freight most t» prepaid, A. CUNNINGHAM. Agent, . . . sag Drapery and Clothing. J. Mo M CLachlan, 222 QUEEN-STRKET. 222 Calls attention to the following SPECIAL CHEAP LINES, Just to Band, Double-width Grey Sheeting, slightly damaged with fresh water, Bjd por yd. or 8s per doz. Foulllo Serges, choice new colours, at 91<J, a bargain All Wool Beiges, good quality, vory cheap at Good Qa .llty Union Shirting, 10_d yd Black Satin. 2s 3d yd Scarlet Flannel, la yd Job Lot seven-eighth Linen Handkerohiefs, from Cd eaoh Also, A LARGE LOT OF CHEAP CLOTHING. Job Lines In Trousers and Vests, slightly damaged, at 12s 6d and 15s Tweed Trousers, 53 Ild per polr Good Coloured m oles at 6a 11 d eaoh Strong Tweed for Boys' wear at Is and Is Bd yd Double-width Waterproof Tweed at Is Id yd And other Cheap Lines too numerous to mention. J- M. M°L A O H L A N, DRAPER AND OLOTHIBR. (Nearly opposite Mo&rthur's Warehouse,) 222. QCBEN-STRBST, * AUCKLAND. WANTED KNOWN.—S. UOOMBES & CO. are selling Gents' Merino Under shirts at is gd. MEN'S Heavy Worsted Hall Hose, 6d; worth is. NOW SELLING, at S. C. & Co.'s, 500 Palra Men's Heavy Tweed Trousers at 7s 6d: original price, 12a 6d. t_ f~\ UOZ. White Shirts (button behind), Ow la 6d.-3. COOMBE3 & CO. IST ANTED KNOWN, that S. C. & Co. VV are now selling Men's Heavy Tweed Chesterfield Overcoats at 25s j original price, _08. Blightly damaged by fre.h water. MEN'S Tweed Galatea Coats, 18s 6d worth 30s.—S. O. & Co. MEN'S Blue Paget Coats, 14s 6d j original prioe. 303.-3. C.&.OQ. ST./"_/~_ Tweed Suits, 21s; worth 355.— &\J \J S.CfcCo. o_Tk/~* Boys' Knicker Suits, 4s lid.— OUU B.O.ttCo. ... ~t fi_ f\ Boys' Short Trousers, is lid,— IQU 3.0.feC0. ___ /^ AND \ / DEFERRED \\ li PAYMENT 1 II SYSTEM. _It V*. _$Jt .ST.AILORS, URAPERS, AND H OUTFITTERS, HOBSON.STREBT CHearly opposite Wolllngton^treet), Hare a Well - absobtbo stock o( tha BEST CLASS GOODS. Ail Tweeda thoronshly BhrucJt before belnff _£&» up,t_d lit and workmanship guaranteed. vtaDarervedPavmi^avitmi has been foj^ _<_ iJe a great boon, by enabling those With Snltod iS-aea to procur. neoesi-Ul-a In the easiest possible way. INSPECTION INViTEP ____ " A. LOVETT, . Beau to intimate to his Onstomerß and the ZtER * foSBAe DRAPERY & MILLINERY IS Now to Hand. _ nreag Goods In aU the Leading Fashionable ShSandTe_~tires. Calicoes from «L Flan nelsfrom BJd por yard, Sheeting from lOd. A L^oStookofTwe-dslnallQuallUeß. Blankets ft tert* Val" to borsete, from 2s Bd. A Leading Novelty is the •• FieElble Hip "Corset, very com 'tew^l" to*Ladl mftuiUm and Ulsters. ta^«?^d D°cSl.-re^ erUnderolothi aK and aA ChUdren's Hats *^_tonn¥t-^trlmm6d_nduntrimmed:inowe_s, A Good Blaok -Tench Merino, _?f„Mrard bSoS: Cashmßre from is. * Couit-y Orae-s-iooi-o special attenUon. One Shilling in the £ Discount on all Ca_h v purc-uises of 20a and upwards, r n V E T Tt A. AJ Pba p - -!■ Wellaalay-strest BSb2^QS_fflw_s; S^andSO-roAYMosSiHMnom The Bath-rooms w* ffigfc WWBla , u^h with every convenience, » . tOK aospß , gsc, _-lhai£)»|S^ftari~~*t_. to Ladlea ever/ Seleo* _a%rco,^& ftSSio attendance. Os* day. a cUI hours, with temaiooww victoria- SHUN. «m«"SJJ XtoMTHol^-nd ttf-ZaVEA *_ Fnr-itara |___i ANlft-Bw~-t«»»tt«,»* BDM'



Busmesa I. a-ices. JB. MARRIOTT » AUCTIONEER, VALUATOR. HOUSE, LAND, AND GENEKAL COM - MISSION AGENT. KARANaAHAI'K ROAD, AUCKLAND. tar Ont-dnor Sales Attended. T& wopEßiOi. c~_i_. J __uuAT_~u lAJsna s. iTkbai. Haa for Bale b number of tho -bore, with Tapi ready (or vise, prico Ms. M hi~ Shop i-lllott-stroot, J._:k: c_u~n~tles ol Spoutlns Rldgim., »._(_ Down Wp;.<! always iv Btoote Verandah Iran oorvod a. tho ohortosJ notice Country ordors will always receive his promp ■attention. Load washers always on hand. GO TO HEAD QUARTEKS VOX THE PUREST FINEST AND BE3nil Ciuiystoh Poultry Yards, Lakb Taka funa. V A 11 I E T I E S- Light Brahmas, Dark Brahmas White Cochins, Unl_ Cochins, Black Cochins Laugahans, Manorcae, lloudons Blaok Polish W.O. White Loghorns, Brown Leghorns Dorkings, Hamburgs, Plymouth Rooks, Fokln Kuou.and Aylosbury Duoks SEND FOB PRIOiC-LIST Off EGG 3. Eggs carefully Packed, and sont to all parts tho Colony. tST Write for jest what yon want, and ad dress as above. J unainntoo satisfaction In al ordinary cases. Visitors welcome, Sunday excepted. Zl LASS XKT O X K. a . Q.LABS Onr Leading Articles this week are: Conf.o- Honors' Jara, Is por lb; 3 Glass Jugs for zs 6d; Lamp Chimneys, 3 for Gd; Glass Balls (01 Shooting at, in quantities to unit purchasers; Gordon Shados, all _i_oa; Fish Globos and Gold Fish, very cheap, M. COOS & SONS, FHEEMAM'S BAY. ,«&____ VIOTOKIAH LOAN J__-_-B T OFFICE. CM_I?H_I B. H. KICHBINg" beg- to in _%_ form tho Inhabitants of Auok (. <3 lnud that ho has opened the '"«*F above OiHoo in Victoria-stroot, opposlto tho Royal Mall Hotol, where ho Is prepared to advonco monoy on Jewellery. Plate, Watohos, Clothing, and all descriptions of Merchandise. Money advanced on Personal Becnrlty; Woekly Poym.utj. Bills discounted daily. A Private Ofilco lor t_ o tran.action of Special Business. . r«i n v no. A S J_. CAR T.E U, 1 IMPOUTBR OF PRINTS, MOOLDI-GS, GLAUS, MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, FANCY GOODS, CONCERTINAS, MKLODIANS, VIOLINS, VIOLIN -THINGS AND FITTINGS, AND MUSIC, 88, VICTORIA-STREET, AUCKLAND, BIS DOORS FRO?- ALBKBT-BTBEKT. Wholesale and Kotail Pioturo Frama Msnu faotnrer. Mueioal Instrument Maker, Teooher, Importer and Repalror, Teaoher of the Pianoforte, Organ, Concertina, Violin, Oornot, and any Brass Ingtrameat. •<~__e___S^-^~_i(l---«___" Ch Ai. X a __OTH___, ARTIST PHOTOGRAPHERS (OPP3. ITM DKION BANS), q.-SN-STES-T, AUOKIi W.D, Photography In the Latest and Hot. FMhlonable Styles, Executed ia „ manner UnaorpaMSd In the Oolonias. All Photcirraphs token by ths JtSSTANTANIOB- PBOO2-8. _u_2GB CO_3__oHoN -IK W SiS ALAND TIXWB on Hand » _\0 COUNTRY SETTLERS, STOKE JL KEEPKKS, AND OTHEttS. F. G. CLAYTON, Commission agent and Bro__ch For the Sale and Purchase of HIDES, SHEEP SKINS, WOOL, TALLOW, &C. KO. Personal Supervision, Aocount Sales Promptly Rendered. Business Addre6B— V, Q, CLAYTON, Caro of Mr J, Batcher, ngmmerce-streei, Auosland. ffN PEACOCK, 1 • OPTICIAN. Baa n Stock SPECTACLES AND EYE GLASSES Of every doßoriptioni an aoourato Fit Guaranteed- COMPOUND MICROSCOPES AND TKLB SCOPES, Powerful and Cheap. AtfBBOID BAROMSTJIHS. . THKUMOMBTEKfI, Elk-trio Bells, EAITKBIks and FnTIKGS, Magneto Electric Machines and .Medical Coils. opera glasses, binocular field and marine glasses. Thkodolitks, Compasses, Sextants, Spirit Hydrometers, Scccharometers, Salinomet-rs, Argcntomoters, &C, &c, &c AOBNT »OB TAYLOR'S PATENT SEWING MACBINK3 & EXTRAS. Instruments and Sowing Machines repaired, Opposite last Post Oirint, shortland-eweet. ~i~ a i h jox-uson HOUSB, dHSF, SIGN, AND CHKERAIi Di-CORATIVB FAINTER,! so: 8. wt»-ihh.i.--._ J' OH N Ml HASL ET T, BUILDER. &0„ , FORT-STREET. Estimates supplied for every description of Carpenters' and Joiners' Work. mO THE RESIDENTS O. PONSONBI A AND NEIGHBOURHOOD. W. COCHRAN, JUNIOE, FAMILY BUTiJHKK,. PONSONBY ROAD, corner of Pompalller-Et,, Invites inspection of his Choice Firat-olass Meat. Families waited upon for orders. J. trial respectfully solicited, J- A fill _- 8 » U~T •0a £k" CARTER. CONTRACTOR. &i! Goods Carted and Delivered tram ship's side oa Shortest Notice. Ballast Supplied. | NawOABTt-i ahd Bay oir Is__ands Coas. 41so, Firewood (ant and umra.) 1-OE.onable.. »= O X I 0 & W. H, SKINNER, ARCHITECT, Has taken offices formerly ooonpled by ths Oily oounoli, and over Messrs. Upton nd Oo.'a. Qneen-street. i t U S T O P E I. E D, Fisebt Bband or Tobaccos, Oiqabs, abb Fancy Goods. 176, QUEEN-STREET, Nest Rattray's Clothing Bhopi H, BAILEY, TOBACCONIST pHEAP CUTLERY. THOMAS SAMUEL Has just received ___ A NEW STOCK OF BEST CUTLERY, __T DIRECT FROM SHFFIBLD, ■« Consisting of Ivory, Dessert, and Table Knives Bon. Doßsert Knivea, from 9a per doa Bone -'able Knives, from 12a per doz Pocket Knives, Scissors. Razors, &o Also, Kleotro-plate Forks, Spoons, Cruets, Xc ALL TBS ABOVE GOODS ARE SELL-NO VS»Y CHKAP. Wholesale and .Retail, THOMAS SAMUEL 16, quebn-htrekt (Opposite Town Clock). M in Morte! i-IW'B.r iSEALAND FERNS H-J3I Unmonntod, or 1 Eastef aUy Mounted in vsrlons way a, § ' rBOH 13 _ P ■SO 138 YAK KTISB, 1 or Bzlo by 1 IKI'O CfiA 16, 9 P3INCSS-BTBHSD. O^TTe a '""&. 7yZl LM 0 U {Lata Th_2_i3 3. Harbati). STEAM BRUSH, ' PORTABLE FORGE, AND BELLOW i FACTORY, VIOTOBIA-STEEET EAST, Auokland,



BußmeßS jnomcbb. , rp _& ». MOl.i~i:i~ CO. (LIMITED), R N AND HARDWARE MERCHANT-1. - CAPITAL £150,000, DlltitOTOHS : s Thos, Morrln W. I. Taylor ' C. J. Stono Jno, Chamborß ■ MANiOINO DIRECTOnS '■ j Thos. Morrln Jnt). Chambers Secuktaky: l D. Buddie. Bankvhs: B3ulc of Now J-caland. IY|"ESSBS. T. & S. MOKIUN, on this " ■*■'•*- tno first diy of tho halt-yonr, havo much pleasuro in nnnonnclng that their Business having booomo of suoh maßnttudo aa to neces sitato inoroi.ed capital aud organisation, thoy lmvo convortod It into ft private LIMITED LIABILITY" COMPANY, under tho name of T, & S, MORRIN and CO. (LIMITED). T. & S. Morrin and Co. (Umitcd) have been fortunnto ouonghto Eoonro Mr. JonN Cir ambers as a Managing Director, and Messrs. C. J. Stonk and W. I. Taylok as Dlrootora. { Micssks MonuiN reGpoctfully thank all tholr I late oustomor. for their llboral support during tho many jouni thoy havo been in businoss, nnd hope thit tho now Company, having In croasod facilities and capital. Will rocolvo tho same, only in a largor degroo, T. & S. MORRIN. WITH reference to the above, T. and S. MOItRIN CO. (LIMITED) havo to announco that, in addition to purchase of tho LAUGH. BTOOK of Miissits. MORRIN. they havo purchased tho MINING HARDWARE . BUSINESS Ot MR. C. J. STONE, of tho ; Thames, nnd tho SHIP CHANDLERY BUSI • NJC33 o( Messrs, h, f, andku?on and co„ [ Qucon-Btroot, Auckland, and whloh businesses will bo carried on as bofon-, Mr, J. H. SMim being Manager of tho Thames Baslnoss, and Mr, H, andicuson of tho Ship Chandlery. Tho now Company have mado euoh arrango montp for tho supply of goods r.B will onablo thorn to meet tho rapidly Increasing trade of the North Island, The Company hono tho largo support srlvon - to tho old firms will bo oontlmiod to T. and ii. > Morrin and Co, (Limltod). 1 Auokland, N.Z , July let 1832. ESTEKN FLOUi.-MILLS AND OATMEAL MANUFACTORY. PARTINGTON BROS. Beg to inform tho public that thoy aro now pro pared to supply suP-MOlt OITMBAL in any quantity, guaranteca puro and fresh, Floiir. Sharps, Bran, Whoitmeal, Maizomoal, Malz_, Oats, Fowl Wheat, &c, always ou hand, i DopCt—Karangalinpo Road, NoWtOD, Mills—Western Siirings. August 11. 188 i. Taine's Ij^ree Storks, No. 13, CUSTOM ■ HOUSE. STRE ET EAST (Noarly faolng Quaon-stroot Wharf), MimCHANDISK, -^.""STORED AT CUR RENT RATtf... Good CKtLAitAaic for Liquids. FRANK TAINE, iMPOItri'R AND PKODDOB MkrCILVNT. r~t~'_} . .'(I Ht\ Q OHIRT jP^i. ' "7. liIAKUFACTOItY, |i 7 ' DntnAMBT,, liW!j(r~--.''7^, Corner of A'.bort-Btroot, li , j&j ACCKLAKD. rrF^v H'-.^ PrivatoordbTsspeolally P K^;7v ■ ~4 -ttf-nfied te. nun exo tl, ! >a cntcd In Fronoh TK^-WJiS-S Materials. Importocl clreetly from tho Jo? ._-;| monufnetnrfrs. AU Dress Shirts to order raaile on measuremont only. Fit Guaranteed. ~/a UCIiLAND RAO COMPANY DURHAM^TREET, AUCKLAND, Open on B-RIDAT and SATURDAY In each waste for «c. Purchase or all felnfls of RAH.J, METAL. Ba.. ITOTL OABH ("^ F. STOVIN begs to araw the atten- T~ tloa of tho public that he has openod an Office at tho Cnlnn Insuranoe Company's Build ings, Qu .en-BSreot, where he Intends to oarry on business na Houbq Land, and Mutate Agent. T^OTIOi AU THE PUBLIC. MRS TWIDLE begs to thank her customers and filends for the liberal support hlthorto ao corded, and Is now propared to exocute all orders at a Bhort notice and on the most reason able teims. Ladies'and Children si Spring Cos tumes neatly executed. Underclothing and Baby Linen of overy deeorlptlon. Note the address-.Victoria-street (opposite the Empire HoteU. ' |S~U"SINESS NOTICE. I b. g to intimate to my frleKds and the publlo generally that I havo commenoed Businoss on my own account as a ; WnoMSALSs Wine and Spirit Ms_.ohakt, Having purchssod the Stook-in-Tradeof Moasrs Crulokßhank and Co. I trust that the came liberal support whloh was accorded for so many years to my prede oeBSOrS will also be extended to me JNO. KIRKWOOD. 18, Queen-street, Auokland, July Ist, 1882 ftTOTIOK OF REMOVAL On and after Monday, the 24th Instant, MB. F. QUICK Will REMOVE to Temporary Premises in the MARKRT, during tho Erection of Now Btable n Albert-street. Wil. (--.--.-.-.lt OS SON, a BUILDHRS, 1 CARPENTERS, AND JOINERS. VOLOAW LANS, All Branohea of the Building Trade executed by Experienced Workmen, Shop Fronts. Offioe Fltttlngs. So, 'mm UFFINSi MUFFINSI JYJi MUFFINS 1 E. H. ~P E R O V, BAKER AND CONFECTIONER, WAKKFIEIiD-BTRBET, ' Has now commenced the Season, and begs to inform his friends and the publlo generally, that on bis part nothing shall be left undone to give them satisfaction, tho quality of these , goods being unsurpassed, and so well-known as to require no further comment, Wholesalk and Retail. Customers supplied at all hours, and at Mr Wright's, Queen-street. Boys WAntkd. (8.-16) E. H. P E R OY. , -jrocaries. «o. HORNE lIFor mauy years with Close Bros., SAIMLS . GHOCISE, TSA DSALEU & PIiOVISIOS ' MEiIOBANT, net of Weiilngton and Nelson street! (Opposite St James's Churoh). MIUK WAITED ON YOB OUDEBS. rrCBSON-STREET STEAM OOFFEI . , JO- MILLS. b! —— h. p. gibbons & co,, Tea, coffee, and Spice MebohAnt • Whole-ALU ah» Family Gbooebs, 8 COAL. FIESWOOD, A_~o PuODUOD DEALS H. P. GIBBONS te CO., BOBSON-STBEET. AUCKLAND ._| ■ ■ .



Merchandise. A. Heather GENERAL IMPORTER, HAS ON HAKD AND TO ARRIVE BRANDY- Conrvoisiors Brandy in bulk do do ono diamond, four dia mond, and VO AtEOciated Vineyard llrandy in buik.fosso, Has-, and hull-flank Muller Freres' Brundy in bulk, caso, flssk, end half iha. llonno^sy'B Brandy In ca.o W. and A. Gllbjy's brandy in caeo RUM- Lowndes. 3d0.p., J oaaks andhhds l.omon Hart's, casks W, and A. tallboy's, in case, VV and white , \ WHISKY (bulk) ---1 Greonloes', Invorncsn, Glonllvot, Toirler, Kirkor, (ireor and Co,, In demijohns and 2 gallon jars 1 WHISKY (eas.)- Co;)io Blond, Royal Blond, Rob Roy, Jero bcam.Glon Almond. VV. and A. Gllboy'd, , Irish and h'cotoh in flasks . SCHNAPPS- Henko's. W. and A. Gllbey's WINES (bulk) ---' Sllva and Co&iu'e, Australian, Grenaoh, and 1 Tokay , WINKS (In oasc)- W. nnd A. Gilbey'o (Ciißtlo brand). Port, Sherry, Claret, Marsala, Madeira, U, a, b, 0, h, and a; vi> Clarets, 0, 1, 2, 3, i ; Champagne — Rooderer, Perrier and Camusot ' ALK- Ba.B. bottled by Hall 1 Boar's Hoad, bottlod by Hall Kg;» John null, bottled by John Bold jiahby's and Mctcwan's "Globe" brand Anglo-Bavarian STOLT- Hoar's Head, Hall Hdmond'B Pig Brand Gulnoss's, bottled by Blood Wolfe] Sparkling Ncnrotono, pints and quarts Gale and frUitid's nnd JohnH, Matthews and Co. Gocnino Whlto Load and Zloo Llnso-d Oil, Raw and Boiled, in drums Colza Oil, In drums Castor Oil, in bulk DRIED FRUITS— Currant?, In half cases Elmo ltalslns and Figs Aldon Apples (ovaporatod) KEHO3BNF, 130 nnd 150 tost- Dovoo's ilotal .rllliaut. Light Of Ago, Pre mium tiafety Prime York llama and Bacon at Low Bates UOBACCO- O.or the Wator, 12's, Nallrod Royal Btant'ard Long fl's Verms, ll's, O's, Double Thlok P Plooea OILMEN'S BTORKS- Toas. Sugar, 10, lw, No. 3; Paper B«rs. Plcklos, Klppored Horrlng., Potted Meats, mid nn assortment of tioneral Goods alwayß on hand. A. HEATHER, WANTED «/A_l_- TZ" N O W N. WM. H. SMITH, 303 and 802, UPPER QUKKN-STHEET (Uornor Alexandra-street), Will OPEN A BItANCH Of DIS CHEAP DRAPERY WAREHOUSE 1N NEWMARKET, In tho shop recently occupied by Mr J. Dlnnison, on- SATURDAY NEXT, AUGUST 12. Businoss will bo conducted on the samo prin ciples as at our Qucon-Btreot Eetabilshmont, whoro our aim has boen to supply First-class Goods at tho LOWEST l'o3Sll_Ll_ PRICKS. Tho fundamental prlnoiplos of CABH, on whloh our business operations nro basod, will bf) strlotly adhered to, as it is by this moans, m -Inly; tho groat inducement In prices can bo maintained, Faotsl WE BUY CHEAP FOR CASn. WE SELL CHEAP FOR CASH. tST Kvory artlde will be marked In Plain FlKuro- at from 10 to 15 por cont, under ovon Queon-Btroot Prices. IKSPSCTION INVITED. AiSTED KNOWN OT FOR CASH ONLY- Good Vnluo In Hlankets. from 9/11 to 15/ pair Good Valno in Quilts, from 1/0 to 12/1; slzo. 10-0 Good Value In Sheeting, from /8J; 72 inoh, 1/ Good Value in Calloos, from /2J; white, I. Good Value in Dress Materials, from /__ Good Value In Winceys, from /3J to 1/3 Good Value In Lace Curtains, from .3/11 to 30 Good Valuo In Ladlos' Ulnters, from 8/9 up Good Value In Hosiery, all slzos and makes Good Value in satins and Velveteens, from 2/8 Good Value In Handkerchiefs, from /!} each Good Value in Table Napkins. /71; Cloths, 2/ Good Valno In Felt Carpets, VI ; Tapestry, 2/9 Good Value In Millinery and Underclothing Good Valuo In Uabordashery Good Value In '--button Blaok Kid Gloves, Good Value In Ladles' Corsets, 2/6 to 10/6 At WM. H. SMITH'S Cheap Draper* War-houbhi, Corner of Upper Queen and Aloxandra-stroots Oppo.ito Army and Navy Hotel, N.B.—Our Well-assorted Stock of GENRRAL DRAPERY 1b BOuanT criKAP foh cash, and marked In plain flguros at 10 ncr cent, less than nsnol Queen-street prlcoß. We invite compar son WANTED KNOWN-American Fer rotypo Gems, Amorlcan Postage Stamp Portraits (latest novoltj), three dozen for ss.— London Photographic Company. WANTED KNOWN—J. 11. Marriott, Auctioneer, Valuator; and General Salesman, holds bis Regular Salos at his mart every Monday, Thursday, and Saturday, for the sale of all kinds of Furniture, Produce, go. ANTED icuov.il, mat aistingulsntng features of my business are good Workmanship, Fit and Stylo, at moderate prices.—J. H. Dalton, Fashionable Tailor and Habit-maker, Vloioria-street East. ANTED KNOWN, that Mr Pollard Messrs Pollard & Co.. Commission !> Agonts, &c.) calls regularly with Samples on Hotel and Storekeepers In Ponsonby, Newton, &o„ on Monday and Thursday; and In Parnell, Newmarket, Epsom, and Onohunga, on Tuos day and Vrldav. Merohants and others having lines to oloso consignments, will please 00m municato by letter to above, at 8, Qucen-stroet, Auokland. Agents for Mes.rs Buokhurst & Co.'b oelebrated Whangarol Alea and Stont. VKT ANTED KN O W _N. Can be seen at STEPHENSON'S Newton House, Nowton:—7s Ladles' Felt Hats, 2/6 eaoh. worth 6/6; Long Lace Curtains, 1/, 1/3, 1/6. 1/9 per yard; Double-width Cashmeres in Newest 3hadts, 1/ per yard: Good Valuo In Noweßt stuffs, Hh upwards; Very Cheao Lino ot DrpßS Serges. 111. por yard; Corsets in Ncweßt Makes. 2/6 per pair upwards; Women's Grey Ribbed Merino Hose, /111; Women's Striped In Cotton and Wool. IB to 3/6; --Button Black Kid Gloves, 3/6 per pair; Colonial Flannels from 1/3 per yd; Engll.h Flannelß. /9i upwards; Coloured - atina In Newest Shades, 2/6 psr yard; Plain Colours and Brocaded Velvoteens, 2/6 per yard; Ladles' Cashmero Jerseys, 6/0 each; Ladles' Ulsters from 7/6; Children's from 3/11; Good Valuo In Blankets, 7/0 to 35/ per pair; Unequalled Valuo in Horrookß's Calico, 4/6 per doz. Millinery and Dressmaking by experienced hands. Fit, style, and workmanship guaranteed. A. O. STEPHENSON, NAGAHAPE ROAD, NEWTON. W" AW TED KM OWN—Working Men can Save their Money by calling at the Governor Gordon Dining Rooms. All Meals 6d; Board and Lodging 16s per week.—Note the address 1 Nearly opposite the Waltemata and close to the Dook. Lower Albort-Btreet, WANTED KNOWN—Money to Lend on Personal Security. Persons Borrow ing £5, reoolve £110s; £10, £9; £20. £18; £50, £15; repayable in Weokly or Monthly Instal ments, Strictest Bcoreoy.S Bills discounted daily.—London Loan and Discount Company Blgh-street (between Shortland-street and Vul oan Lane). ■■ WANTED Ki~OWN, that E. MltcheN son & Co., No, 19. Queen-street Wharf, are soiling Maize, Oats, Bran, Sharps, Flour, Oatmeal, fee fco„ at lowest market rates. WANTED KNOWN—CHEAP TlM her I Cheap Timiiek I And all other kinds of Building Materials, oan be purohssed cheaper and better than anywhere else at the Yards of D. Goldib, Albert-street. There being ! no manufactory for Joiners' Timber on the pre mises, the customer has an additional oppor tunity of getting superior timber, Wheel rights' Materials always in atook. . - -r aN'l'KD— Tailors to bear In mind " V v that I have in stock a large assortment of Blaok and Blue Superflnea and Doeskins, T weeds. Coatings, Bedford Cords, and Trim mlnga of ail descriptions, short lengths of whlot I cut at wholesale prio.. A. LOVKTT, Wellesley-atreet. -_r_r &. S TED KNOW N-- W BLOMFIELD'S WORM POWDERS are tha _*ln_st Remedy for Worms. In paoketa One Shilling; by Post, la'2d.-WEST ENI . PHARMACY, Ponsonby. _____ _*7 ANTED.—The Public to know tha * W Mmiro & Mllligan. Hobson-Btroet, hay; odded to their Tailoring Department a brand for the manufacture of Boys' and Yonthi Clothing, mads to order, from their largo stool of qua- an toed shrunk twoedfl. ITsj A N T E D KN O WN YY BLOMFIELD'S SOOTHING POVS DKRS, a cooling aperient tor Children cuttin teeth, troubled with eruptions of skin. Packet li; PostT IB 2d.-WBSS END PHA»MAO_ PODKonby. I ,



} FOB SALS- I W01'" IMMEDIATE SALE (Cheap, 1 W Two Good Allotments at Alondale, North coto, having frontagos both to Queen-street. Albert-street, and tho North Road. Also, 120 acres of real uood Land in Blind Bay. near Tryohonr. Harbour, Groat Barrier.—Apply to John Soppet, House and Land Agont, No, 8. Queen-street. sSfiOit SALE, a New 7-roomed Uouse, 3. well built and finished, wash-bou.e and outhouses, J--ore ot gronnd, well Bituated In a healthy locality.—For further particulars apply to Da vies and Batter, National Insuranoe Build-1 Inns. 83. Queen-street, Auckland. Ij. Oli SALE.—A BARGAIN, 875 Acres ..xonllont Lund, comprising nn al luvial valley—tho slopes on either side mostly covcrod with pohutukawu, purirl, and otner, valuable timber. A Bush Publlo House and Storo on tho property is at present lot, but im mediate pos-ac.lon can os obtained if required. , .Ma Is an . s_ooll-nt opportunity for anyone , wishing to oombine faming with a lucrative timber "and turn bUßlcos.. Full particulars on application to METCALFE & HILL, 29, N.Z. Insurance Dungings, JJIOR SALE (really cheap), at Pon " sonby, Throo good Six and Seven roomed Houses, with largo gardens; and one Four roomed Cottage, Also, Two Six-roomed Cot . tages in Nolson-str-et, Anokland, Apply to John Soppet, House and Land Agent, No. 8, Queen-street. ' syiOß SALE, really cneap, a ciompact £' Farm of 150 aores; about 50 acres In grass, '• part under crop, part good bush and fern 1 a < Six-roomed House, Stable, Cow-shod, &o.: 2. miles from railway station and only 13 miles from town by good road, FOR BALK, a nice little Dairy Farm ot 71' aores, all fenced and divided Into pad-looks, with good House, Stable, Sheds, and every oon venienoe, and deep-water frontage, 10 mile. from town, Apply to John Boppht, House, Land, and Goneral Commission Agent, No, 8, Queen-street (upstairs HJf O R SALE, A BARGAIN. FIFTY (60) ACRES OF SUPERIOR LEVEL LAND, In tho PAMBn of Tk .Papa, Tauranoa. Fronts Main Road to Ohlnomntu, and extend j to Kopurerorua River, COWPER, FDHRHOP & CO,, 8. Q_______l_____. , Xjl U X A B, nr\ TONS GALVANIZED GORRUGA °W TED IRON 100 TON 3 FKNCWa WIKK ocn BARRELS KNIGHT ft EVAN'S AW OKMKKT. W. S. LAURIE, 10, Wyndbam-stekst, fij-.O FARMERS AND OTHERS. The undersigned have on Hand a Splendod Sample of TARTARIAN SEED OATS.also ...00 sacks Prime FEED OATS, at lowest current rates. E, MITCHH'LSOI. & CO.< No. 19. Qaoen-strect Whart. SEEDI SEED) FOR SALE, tho following New Seeds, ex Roman Umpire !— Red Clover white Olovor Cowgrass Alsyke Rape Lucerne Turnip Mangol Llnsoed Hemp Canary &0., So. The above will be disposed of at Lowest Current Prices. POTTER AND CO., Dnrham-Btreet, nO&LI OOALI GOAL! WHAU WHAU COMPANIES, WHANGAREI. OFITIOKI NO, 8,:..-OWER QUBEN-ETREET, W", SLOANS, AOBNT. pi O R a A L J5, At Lowest Maeket Rates i Rocln, Pitch, and Tar Kerosono, Folut.and Olive Oils Champion's, Scott's, and Storeys Genuine Wnito Load, In wood -_nct_ Metal and Nails Large Stock of Canvas, various brands Wire Ropo, from 1} inoh to i lnoh Bolt Rope. Hemp, and Manilla Rope, all slzos Patent Windlass (wood), Frills, and Falls Anohors, from 18 owt to 10 lbs Ob-Ins, from i inch to I laoh. Colza and Fish Oil. D. H MCKENZIE, FORT-STRKET. March 18. 1882. RjiOß SALE AX FREEMAN'B BAY SO MILLS. Latb soppktt c. GENUINE BONEDDBT, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. Ax Lowest mabkbt Rates. BONES BOUGHT IN ANY QUANTITY, At the Mill, OATS AND MAIZE CRUSHED, D. H. MoKKNZIB, Fort-street. April 2_th. __au_~-tiona.- _. The Art of Singing. I ROYAL °" mslC' j ACAUBMV fcs|^____iv_-'- tONDON. i MR GORDON GOOCH jßronzo i ivi and Silver AlcdalUst and : Associate) having studied Ten : Terms in this Royal and National j 1 Institution, is, in tho opinion ot j ! tho several Professors with whom I ! ho was placed, duly qualiflod to ■ ! teach Singing. — (Signed), G. A, j ■ Macpabrkn, Mus. Doc. Cam- ; j bridge—lß79. In refcronco to abovo', Mr. Goocn Is prepared to receive names of Private Pupils for Singing and Voice Production at his Private Residence Albert Park. i OAKi COTTAGE, Ponsonby Koad.— JL MRS. J. G. 03 MOND receives a llmltod number of Young Ladles to instruct in English, Drawing, and . renoh, at £1 Is por quarter; Musio, £1 is; Singing, £1 Is. MR, P O O L -JS V, Mendelssohn Villa, KARANGAtIAPK ROAD, OaSAtnsT on1 St. Matthew's Chubce., Receives Pupils for the ORGAN, PIANO FORTE, AND SINGING, at his address, as above, or at residence ot Pupils, A Quarter _oay be commenced from date 0 First Lesson. EaSUNS IN DRAWING, SKETCHING FROM NATURE, LANDSCAPE PAINTING, In Oil or Water Colour, Are given by Mr. BALL, Mount Roskill Road. For terms apply to Mr. LB-On. Shortland-ctreet. TTUCKIAND fSM SCHOOL OF i_L ART. MUSEUM LECTURE ROOM, WEDNESDAYS & SATURDAYS, 10 TO 12, Free Instruction to Pupils (both sexes). All materials supplied gratuitously. Conditions of Admission on applloatlontothe Instruotor-MRICI-NNKTH WATKINS. ; UCK-.AND SELECT RIDING SCHOOL, New Nobth Eoap. ; riding made easy and graceful. I The Auckland Soleot Riding School, for the . Stndyand Practice ot the Art of Equitation in . all its branches, will bo opened on MONDAY, 21ST AUGUST, 1882. I Ladles and Gentlemen desiring to enter as t pupils are solicited to forward their names to • the proprietor on or before that data. Terms, • and hours of instruction and practice, may be 1 learned on ippUoatian, __, . " Pupils supplied with Horses, and appoint ments for fcohool Lessons if required, or Horse Appointments supplied to order from first, a Class Samples at the Sohool. The proprietor has compiled an Aid Book.f or k the nse ot Pupils and others, which may be had oa application. Price, Is. Special Arrangements for Children. 1 Fern alk Att~hdanci_ FOB LADIES.. . G.H. has also commenced business as Horse t Trainer. Every Horse entrusted to his charge will be properly Broken and handled either as . Lady's or Gentleman's Charger. IG. H AZELL, Latb Rough Ridikq Sebqbast-Mijob, ani Ist Class equitation Inbtruotob, 12 Years in H,M. Service,



Tenders j TENDERS FOR INLAND MAIL SER VIOBS FOR 1883 AND 188_, General Post Office, Wellington, 9th August, 1882, Sealed tenders will be rccoived at tae several Cblof Post Ofllaea in tha colony nntlt Saturday, tho 9th Soptotuber proximo, for the conveyanco of mails between tho under-mentioned places for a period of two years, from the Ist January. 1883, to 31st December, 1681 :— POSTAIi DISTRICT OF AUCKLAND. 1, Kingsland Railway Station and Post Office, dally *2. Mount Albert Railway Station and Post Office, daily "3. Hontiorso-'s Mill Railway Station and Post Office, aally t, Wlwu. Titlrangl, and Muddy Creek, weekly 5. AuokUnd, Hobjonvlilo, and Waltemata Mills, dally 6. Kumiso Junotlon and Waltemata Mills, daily 7. Kuineo Junotlon and Hobsonvlllo, thrice wookly zZ2 8. WaltemataMlllanndWaikonkou.weekly 9. Waimauku and Waikoukou, weekly *10. Holensville and Kankapakapa, thrice weekly *U. Kankapakapa and Makarau, weekly 11. Hllerslie Railway Station and Howlok, daily 13. Panmure and St. John's College, dally 11. Howlok and Whlttord, twloe weekly *15. Remuera Hallway Station and Epsom, dally 16. Otahuhu Railway Station and Post-office, dally 17. Otahuhu and Mangere, twloe weekly 18. Onohunga and Mangero, twice weekly *19. 20. Papatura and Watroa, thrice weekly 21. Papakura and Hunua, weekly, .1, Drury and Bombay, thrice weekly 23. RamaramaandOpihoke, weekly 21. Fukekoho and Pukekohe East, twice weekly 25. Pukekohe, Mauku, and Waiuku thrice weekly 26. Waiacu and Port Walkatc, weekly 27. Waiuku, Kohekohe, and Pollook Settle ment, twice woekly 23. Pokeno and Razorbaok, thrlco weekly 21. Pokeno and Mannirata whirl, thrioe weekly 30. Mercer and Pore Watkato, weekly 031. Rangarirl Railway Station and Post-office, dally 82. Rangatirl and Churchill, twloa weekly 33. Ngarnawahla and Whatawhata, thrice weekly 31. Hamilton, Whatawhata, and Raglan, twice weekly 35. Hamilton, Whatawhata, and Raglan, thrice woekly 33. Hamilton and Tuhlkaramea. weekly 37. Whatawhata and Tuhlkaramea, weekly 38. R_f_lan and Aotea, weekly "39. Hamilton and To Aroha, thrice weekly MO. Hamilton Junction Railway fetation and Cambridge, daily 11. Hamilton Railway Station and PO-t-ofllo., daily 42. Cambridge and Rotorna, weekly ■13. Ohanpo and fukorluiu, thrioe weekly 11. Ngaroto Railway Station, Pateraugl, and Alexa-Cn, datly 45. Ngaroto and Paterangl, dally 10, Alexandra and Haraplpi, twloe weekly 17. To Awamutu Railway Station and Kthl klhi, daily 18. To Awamutu and Alexandra, dally 19. Auckland end D_ vonport, twice dally 6U. Auckland and Northoote, daily 61: Devonport and I'akapuna, thrioe weekly 52, Devonport, Takapnna, Luoas Creek, Dairy Flat, Wade, Orewa, and Walwera, thrioe weekly 63. Devonport, Takapuna, Wade, Orewa, and Walwera, thrioe weekly 51. Oknra Road and Lucas Creek, thrlco 55. Wado and Dairy Flat, thrioe weeekly 5Gi Wade and Whangaparoa, weekly 57. Wadn and Parakakau, twice weakly 58. Orewa and Upper Walwera, weekly 59. Walwera and Puhol, twice we«_ly 60. Auckland, Walwera, and Warkworth, twice weekly 61. Auckland, Walwera. Matakana, Omaha, and Kawau, weekly 62. Devonport and Warkworth, thrice weekly 63. Te Kapa and Lower Matakana, weekly Ci. Warkworth and r-akiri, weekly 65, Warkworth and Komokorlkl, weekly 60. Warkworth and Kalpara Flats, weekly 07. Warkworth, Tauhoa, and Wharehlne, weekly 08. Warkworth and Wellsford, weakly 69. Wellsford and Port Albert, weekly 70. Wellslord and To Aral, weekly 71. Wellsford and Kaiwaka, weekly *72, Kaiwaka and Mangawai, twice weekly 73. Kaiwaka and Maungatoroto. weokly 71. Helensvlllo, Kaukapakapa, Makarau, and Port Albert, weekly 75. Helensvlllo and Port Albert, weekly 76. Holonsvllle,' Batley, Point Curtis, Pahl, and Matakohe, weakly 77. Point Curtis, Walrau Creek, and Mannga toroto, weokly 78. Pahl and Paparoa, weekly 79. Paparoa and Maungatoroto, weekly 80. Helensvlllo and Dargaville. via Inter mediate offices, twice weekly 81. Dargaville, Tanglhua, and Mongakahla, weekly 82. Whancarel Heads and Waipu, twloe weokly 83. Waipu and Maungatoroto, weekly 81. Whangaicl and Maungakaramea, weekly 85. Maungakaramea and '.'anglhua, weekly 16. Whangarei and Mangapal, weekly 87. Whangarei and Nf.ar.gura. weekly 8~ WhangarellHeads and Parua. weekly 89, Kamo Railway Station and Post Office, dally 90, Kamo, Kaurlhohore, Hlknrangl, and Otonga, weekly 91, Kamo and Ruatangata, weekly 1 91, Whangarei and Porotl, weekly 93. Russell and Whangaruru, fortnightly '81, Russoll, Falhia, and Kawakawa, thrlos woekly 95. Palhia and Ohaeawai, weekly 95, Kawakawa and Ohaeawai, weekly 97. Ohaeawai, Waimate, Okalhau, and Kohu kohu, weeklr 93, Ohaeawai and Herd's Point, HokHnga, 99. Hoklanga and Omapere, weekly 100. umapere and Woltapu, weekly 101. Whangaroa and Kaco.weekly 102. Whangaroa and Walpuna, woekly 103. Monßonul, Awanut, Kaitaia, and Ahlpata, woekly 101, Mon'onul. Crnru, Victoria Valley, Kai taia, end Ahlpara, weekly 105. Kaitaia and Awanul. weekly 100. Mongonul, Oruru, and Viotoria Valley, weekly 107. Ahlpara and Parensra, fortnightly 108. Auckland and Walheke, weekly ' 109. Ooromandel and Tokatea, thrice weekly 110. Coromandel and Whingapoua, weekly ■ 111. Coromandel and Dunbar's, weokly 112. Coromandel and Tiki, thrice weekly 113. Tauranga and Waterford, thrice weekly 111. Tauranga and To Puke, thrice weekly 115. Tauranga and OpotlSl vlft To Puke; weekly . 116, Tauranga and Opotlkl via Maketu, weekly 117. Tauranga and tihinemutu, thrioe weekly 118. Te Puke and Maketa, woekly 119. Chief Poßt Office and Wharves, as required •120. Chief Post Office and ball ..ay Station, as requlrod 121. Lancing and shlpDlcg malls at Auckland, as required 122. Landing and shipping malls at Awhltn, as required 123. Landing and Bhlpplnj. malls at Te Kapa. as required '_ ' ,r 121. Landlng and shippingmails at Warkworth, as required 125, Landing and shipping trails at Matakana, as required *126, Landing and shipping malls at Whangarei Heads, as required 127. Landing and shipping malls at Whan garei, as required 128. Landing and shipping malls at Mangapal, as required 129. Landing and chipping malls at Russell, as required 130. Landing and shipping mails at Whangaroa, as required 131. Landing and shipping malls at Mongonul, as required 132. Landing and shipping mails at Tauranga, as required "Services may be affected by railway exten sion, ana may be terminated by the Poßtmaster- Genoral, on his giving cne month's notice in writing. t Services maybe terminated by the Post master-General on his giving one month's notice in writing. '"_ % Services may be terminated by the Post master-General on his giving three months' notice in writing. The attention of intending tenderers Is dlreoted to the following olause of the terms and con ditions of contract printed at the back of the tender-forms! "The days and hours of arrival and departure to be fixed from time to time as the Postmaster - General may direct. For services performed by oooch. no stage shall ex ceed twoive mlleß, except by speolal permission from the Postmaster-General, who shall deter mine whether or not longer stages are unavoid able." Contractors whose tenders may oe.aooepted must be prepared to oarry out the services for which they tender according to the time-tables framed by the Department. Forms of tender, with the termß and condi tions of contraotj may be prooured at any post office. No tender will be considered unless made on the printed form. ■_.•_■- ~,,_, , Tenders, Indorsed "Tender for Mail Service. No. ," to be addressed to the Postmaster- General, Wellington, and enclosed to the Chief Postmaster of Auckland. ______ W. GRAY, Secretary. Land Transier Notices. I AND TRANSFER ACT NOTICES. Notice is hereby glvon, that tho several parcels of Land hereinafter desorlbed will be brought nnder the provisions of tbe Land Transfer Act, 1870, unless caveat In tha meantime be lodged forbidding the same in eaoh case, on or beforo the sth day of September next 1— THOMA9 CLARK SANDFORD.-LotS 8 and 9 of the Subdivision into Lots of Allotments 18 and 19, of Section 7. Suburbs of Auckland. In applicant's occupation. V 1870 ROBERT GHCORGK HAWES.-Lots 3, 1, and 0, of the Subdivision Into Lots of Allotment 6, of Seotion 9, Town of Ooehunga. Also. Part of Allotment 7, of Section 9, of the said > Town, Part in applicant's occupation, and 1 tart, in occupation of Captain Kates and- Hutchineon. 1937 Diagrams may be inspected at this office. Dated this 26th day of July, 1882. at the > Lands Registry Offloe, Anokland. TBEO. KISSLING. _ : District Laud Begißtrw.



TENDERS- mo BUILDERS. Tenders will be reoetved until noon of MON DAY, August 21st, for the Ereotlon and Com pletion of Three Cottages at Devonport. EDWARD BARTLWY, Archlteot. mo BUILDERS. Tenders will be reoelved until noon of TUBS DAY, __u*ust22nd, for the Eroction and Com plotion of a Villa Hoaldence at the Three Kings EDWARD BARTLBY, Architect. rpO CARPENTERS, "Tenders will be reoalvod up till SATURDAY, tho 1-thlaßtant, at 6 p.m., for tho ereotlon of a Dwelling-honßO on College Bill. Plans, &o, to bo seen at Mr Flynn's, bookseller, Wtllosley strcet, where tenders are to be left. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. ■ jRAPERYTEN D~E R. Tenders are Invited up to MONDAY, the 21st Inst., for the Kntire Bto_._, Loses, Fixtures, Fittings, Furnitnro, and all belongings of Allen's Drapery Establishment. Particulars of this moat successful Business oan be obtained of the Proprietor, CHARI.BS ALLEN. Viotorla-Btreet West. m~O B U I L D E R S. Tenders will bo received until noon, -2nd August, for the ereotlon and completion ot a residence, Manukau Road, Parneli. Plans, etc.. at the office of FKIPP AND CAMERON. Architects and House Agents, 81, Queen-street. r| .OBRICKLAYERS & CARPENTERS. Separate Tenders will be received until noon Of BATUBDAY, the 19th instant, for the Ereo tlon of a Blaokßmlth's Shop and Stabllrg, &0.. at the Edinburgh Castle Ho'.ol, Bymondß-_tr_ot; Brickwork labour only. Plans and speolfl-.-atlon to be soon at the abovo Hotel. GEO. BOWRING. Architect medical. JaMES CATER, DISPENSING AND FAMILY CHEMIST (MKI-881. PHARMACEUTICAL 80CIETY), HOBSON-BTRI--T, close to Wellington-street, Auogr,Ai.P. N.Z. ___. "5^"«R. WALKEK, Surgeon, wishes to ____/ notify to his patients and the public generally, that he has removed to Ilkloy House, at the top ot Grey-street, lately la the occupa tion of Mr Robert Home. DR. walker may bo consulted as usual at Mr Gardner's, "Tho English Pharmacy." 181, Queen-street, dally from 10 to 11 a.m.; and owing to his prac tice) lnoroasing and extending, the hours of consultation at Mr Morean'n "The Golden Mortar," will In future bo from 9 to 10 a.m., and 7 to 8 p. mi . ff.OOTB.ACHE I TOOTHACHE JL TOOTHACHE 11 I Immediate Relief by using EDSCNS MAGIC ESSENCE, In is Bottles. SB_J_B_IBB«_- ISO-. -ft/TR T. lEAHQED, SURGEON DENTIST V?AB_BH__I_D-_-._~_-. JfltAß QUiBHJ.-OTSlßfitt Palaieei Estraotlan of Testis by Ota Oztdt Nitrogen Baa. yrolgwional Bnuw—o ~,.m. »l» « «.m The English .Pharmacy 181, QUEEN-STREET, (T__E.noNE No. 10) AND North Shore Jt harmacy (a Branch of the above). GARDNER, UJpZs°!~EsQ„ CHEMIST All Prescriptions sent out from these Establish ments may be relied upon as being prepared With the scrupulous nicety whloh Characterises Modern First-class Dispensing, Formula) prepared according to the different London Hospitals; British, German, and the United States Pharmaoopielas, and the French Codex. Mi QUEEN-STREBT.'"irNORTH SHORE A OABD. MR. F. LAST, SURGEON DENTIST, Wkllebley - 6-i.-_- West. ARTIFICIAL TEETH from sg. BACH. WHARF PHARMACY oxley's buildings, queen- street wharf, auokland. Pbescbiptions Cabefdlly Dispensed, fbbe dbuqs and chemicals. Teeth Extbacted. Medicine for Shipping supplied T. HOOTON. Manager. Prospectus. 13 R OSPECTU B Of THE ' > ■ f| ST. HBLIER'S AND NORTHCOTE T AND pOMPANY LIMITED). Capital - _ - _ ... ..£125,009 in I_-,000 Shakes of £1 Eaoh. 2s Sd to be paid on Application; 2s Bd on Allot ment; Is 3d In Six Months; Is sa In Twelve Months; and the Balance) It required, at tho discretion of the Dl'reotors, D.BECTORBI Mr Will. Altkon Mr J. M'Cosh Clatk Mr Graves Aickln Mr D. B. Crulokahank Mr Jos. Bennett Mr Thos. MaoffarJane Mr Henry Brett Mr Thos. Motrin Mr Thos. Buddie Dr. Pnrohas . Mr J. L Clark Mr B. Tonka BANKEBS: National Bank ot New Zealandi SOLiorroßSt Messrs Whitaker, RuaseU ft Buddie Bborersi Auokland Brokers' Association, Secretart: Mr F. A. White. Tho Company was originally nrojeoted for the Oose of acquiring blooka of good suburban to bo ro-sold in lots suitable for residence sites, and recently, with tho view of adding to the volueof their lands by affording greater facilities of access, tho Provisional Directors have entered into arrangements for providing a system of Tramways for the City and Suburbs. An agreement has been made with the City Counoilby whioh the Company has secured the exclusive right to construct and work such Tramways for a period of twenty-one years, and tho terms of the concession leave no room to doubt that the undertaking will bo advanta geous to the community and profitable to the proprietors. The properties already purchased consist oi several blooks of choice land, comprising the St, Helior's Bay Estate of 620 acres, the Remuera Land Company's Estate of 117 acres, and the Northcoto Estate of 1012 acres, amounting in all to 17-- aores: tho whole being admirably adapted for villa sites.combinlng tho advantages of oxtcnslvo frontage to the Waitemata Har bour, pioturesque scenery and soil of excellent quality, together witbjproximity to the city. The sales already effected havo averaged £200 por aero in Remuera, and £120 at St, Heller's and land adjacent to the Northcoto Estate hae been recently sold at £100 per acre. The directors caU npeoial attention to th< great increase of value which has resulted from tho oonstnwtien of tramways in suburbar districts in other places, atnounting In som. cases to ten times tho original cost; and its th< Company's lands were purchased before anj provision ot tho kind had been made, it lj reasonable to anticipate a similar favourable result in the present instance. It is intended t< proceed with the construction of tho linoi already agreed upon as soon as the necessan materials can bo obtained, the Company havin. agreed to open the traffic and have cars run nlng within eightekn months from date o oonoeesion, The Directors havo secured the services of t gentleman Of large experience In the practice working of tramways In the British Islands and can confidently recommend the entorprisi to their fellow colonists, in the full couvictioi that it will prove a good investment. Applications have been received for 65,00 shares, leaving 60,000 still to bo taken up. Plans of tho several estates may be seen, am all other information regarding articles orassc elation, etc., may.bo obtained on application t tho secretary, at tho oompany's office, Short land-street, Auckland^ Applications for shares, accompanied by deposit of two shillings and sixpence per shari will be received by the members of the Auol land Brokors'Association, or by tho secretary up to the 21st day of August, 1882, and ahart will be allotted according To priority of applici



Amusements. WOODTIAR & ROSS'S ROYAL AUSTRALIAN CIRCUS! rHHCUS! /CIRCUS! ißcusi <Oircusi VyiRCUSi Grand Fashionable Performance, THIS (Friday) EVENING, Aug. 18.. All the GENTLEMEN KQUESTRIANB! All the INCOMPARABLE GXMNABTS! AIItheMAKVKbLOUS and WONDERFUL ACROBATS, and THUS M/-GNlll,lor.NT STUD OF HIGHLIT EDUCATED HORSES I L..BT NIGHT OF THIS GRAND PROGRAMME. TO-MORRO W EVENING, an Entire Change will be given, concluding with tho melodramatic Hlppo-rama, " uICI_ TURPIN'S RIDE TO YOKE; Or, THE LI.R AND DEATH OF BONN X BLACK BH~.S 1" GRAND MATINEE PERFORMANCE TO-MORROW ABTBRNOON. For tho - on-fit. of families and those residing at a distance. Doors open at 2; performance com mences at 3 sharp. « Our Afternoon Entertainments are equal in every respect to those given In the evening. Particular attention being paid to the com fort and oonvonlenoe of ladies and children. Remember, To-morrow Night, our First Grand Change ot Programme. Doors open at 7, commence at 8 sharp. Admission:—2s, 39, and is. Children, Half-price. R. LOVE, Advanoe Courier. ILohler's Wax Works AND PKOMENADE CONCERT, NO. 174, CENTRAL QUEEN-STREET. Open Daily, from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. . Just Added, a Life Liksinkss of WINIATA 1 WINIATA 1 WINIATA I ADMISSION, is: Children (under 10). Cd. SPECIAL MATIN-IE TO-MORItOWat2. TO-NIGHT- Grand Conundrum Night. Splendid Prize. All conundrums must be pre- - sented before 9 p.m. UCKLAND WESLEYAN MUTUAL IMPROVEMENT ASSOCIATION. A MUSICAL AND LITERARY ENTERTAINMENT Will be held THIS (Friday) EVENING, AUO. 18, In Loweb School-boom, Pitt-street, oommonclng at half-past coven. Programme. Overture-" The CBllph " (Boleldieu) Recitation- .. .. .. Rev. Dawßbnry Glee—" Chough and Crow " (Bishop) Reading .. - .. _. Mr xhoo. Cooper Song—" Tho Sailor's Love flpoeoh m Rev. Parsonson Duet—"Fairy Dreams" . Recitation.. MrJas.Buttla Glee—" The Cloud Cap't Towers" Dialogue .. .. Messrs H. and W. Johnston Waltz—" Fautlne '* (Franoais) Recitation Rev. Dowsbary Overture—"The Crown of Gold" (Hermann) Recitation.. - .. - .. Mr Young Solo-"The Bugler" „'..''_. .. Reading „ - .. .. Mr McDowell Glee-" Hark 1 Apollo" (Bishop) Speech _„_.... Mr Mathet Solo-" A Bream Within a Dream" v Reading ~ .. - .. Mr SMo Master Quadrille—'Las Amours" (Strauss) Admission—ls; Children, Ed. E. JAS. WHITF. Secretary. r<OUET EUREKA, No. W&exS-Zmi* Tlio nbovo 00-rt will Celo ftw^ygfWtlbrato its Anniversary on next .«~_Sff]2__BlCourt Night, August-.21, by a . Olf~¥w~l_R~_Cold Collation, to which all |_J»ssfi»SSß__lj__S Members of the A.O.F. are '^sß*'^*^*3' cordially invited. Tlckots, Is. 61.; to bs had of any member of the abovo Court. By order of the QM. - - ■_■ ■ _>-~ 3. F. LOVELL, Bee Candidates for Initiation are requested to bo In attendance at 7.30 p.m. sharp. ' -'; '"■ I O. G. . T. LODGE HOPE OF MANUKAB. The Opening Ceremonies in connection with the New Hall ot the above Lodge hftvebeen un avoidably Postponod until FRIDAY, the 25tb_ Instant, when all members of the Older are cordially Invited to be present.-at 7 o'clook p.m. Members to appear In Regalia.- Joust Shaw, Secretary Hope ot Manukau, No. 29. August IS. . , ~'• .. ■-■ . oaiiß. 7- ROYAL OAK GOLD-MINING COM. PANY (LIMITED), ; A Call (the Ninth) of Threepence per Share on - the Capital of the Company has this day boon made by the Directors, payable to the Secretary, Mr Wm. Home, at the Company's Office, Coro mandel, on or before SATURDAY, -.optombes 23. im> ■ :''._- „„„„„ - W. HORNE, , Eocretary, Coromandel, August 10,1882. -i ! »-, ; Lectures. — : -— YOUNG MEN'S CHRI»TIAJ~t ASSOCIATION. Cornerot WBl___BL_~. AND AL_.~ET-BTBI.ET-. ANNUAL Course or Lectures, i&a ' v -, ■;■ ',' Aug. 25—Entertainment, Musioal and Literary; Sept J— Lecture: "Ten Days In Palestine"-...' Rev. A. Held. Sept. 29—Entertainment, Musioal and Literary. Oot, 20—(To bo announced).....Mr T. Spurgeon, To Commence at 7.80. Scats reserved for Tloketholders till 7.20. Tickets for the Course (to admit bearer ana lady) 6s; Single Tiokets tor Course, 8s Sd Single Tiokets, la, to be obtalnod from tha Booksollors, Members of Committee, and at tha Rocmai THOMAS BUDDLB, Hon. Sec. Public no tigej 1 MOORE AND TOWNSHEND, : WINE AND BEER AND SfIRII. MERCHANTS. Martcll's Brandy j Hennessj-s Brandy Lowndes's Rum, SO o.p. . Greontoes's Scotch Whisky ~ Dunvlllo's Old Irish Whisky Geneva, JDKZ Port Sherry Champagne Tokay ; Matara Bernard's Ginger Wlno ' Tennant's Ale, Gulnnosa's Stout Whltbread's Stout . '. Marrian's Ale i Gninneßs's Stout Sparkling Burgundy, to arrive Champagne, to arrive Teacher's Celebrated Whisky, Teemb-Cash. i - - , .....,•:- I MoORE & ToWNSHBND. i Fort-street. July 1.1882. i Kepler Malt ExTRAcr. jj; ; -— i The undersigned, AS AGENT, has just opened i T in EXOI-LLENT CONDITION the tot. 3 shipment of tho following;- j I KEPLER'S EXTRACT OF MALT, : Largo and Small Sizes, I KEPLERS EXTRACT OF MALT, i With Hops - KEPLER'S EXTRACT OF MALT, t With H.popHosFiimssL KEPLER'S EXTRACT OF MALT, i Wi.h Pj-Fsiotb I KEPLER'S EXTRACT OF MALT. i, With Chemical Food. _ KEPLER'S EXTRACT OF MALT, l With Bekf. and Iron. KEPLER'S EXTRACT OF MALT. 0 With Oil and lodide of laoy. The"Lanoef says:-"Kepler Malt Extract 1 is very good, and may bo used with confidence? - Second Reportpf the "Lancet" on the Ke____. o Malt Extraot i-Keolor's Extract of Malt to as i- distinct an advance in therapeutics as ; was the introduction of ood-llver oil. It Is one of 1 . our best remedial for atonio dyspepsia, and la I f undoubtedly useful in consumption and other I _\ wasting diseases." ■■ - J AGKNT FOB AOCK_AND-_; »• /.RAVES AICKITtTi I \3T The FHABHAtnr, Quoen st, J_%