The Auckland Evening Star.

Vol. XIII.—No. 3,695.

AUCKLAND, N.Z., WEDNESOAY, JUNE 14. 1888,

(Published Daely)

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Shipping, OACIFIU MAIL STEAMSHIP CO MIROUGH THE UNITED BTATES O AMERICA, VIA HONOLULU. TO GREAT BRITAIN. Under Postal Contraot with the Governments c New Zealand and Now South Wales. Date of Dateofoal Steamer. Ikmß©^^^ Cisco. Australia _ _ 3,2001 June 26 August 1! Zoaland la™ - 3.200 August 21 Juno 20 Olty of New York 3,100 July 21 slept. 12 Olty of Sydney - 3,100 Sopt. 18 July 18 Passengers booked through to Liverpool London, or Paris, via the groat Overland Road of America, and tho Steamers of tho Atlantl linos from New STork... FARES. Flrst-olass.. .... - £C_ and upward Stoeraao .... _ _ «3710a Flrst-olass to San Franoisoo_ £40 Steerage .. - _. _. £20 Through Cabin Passengers aro permitted fc lay over at Honolulu, or any of the cities of thi United States, not to exceed Bix months. SOUTHERN PACIFIC ROUTE. Passengers to and from Europe may, without kxtua cost, avail themselves of the Souther. I>.inline Railroad and its connections, therob] avoiding the winter oold of the Northern Route and for an additional cost of $21 may go to Nov Orleans and thenoe throngh tho Southern Statoi to Now York. No Shipping Ordors will bo Issued after 1 p.m on tho day bofore the sailing ot Bteamers toi San Francisco. For frolght rates and all other lnfonnatloi •pply to THOa T. GAMBLE, Aaent, Lower Queen-street. fe-,-: *-__m 1 pUOM STEAMSHIIr ,VT* Vf^f U COMPANY OF Nm» Icr^gJS^«?\ ZKALA- ND (LnHTBBI, i r :>_.is2__^ Time Table— I Juse, 1882. FOR GISBORNH, NAPIER, WELLINGTON, LYTTELTON, PORT CHALMERS, ANB BLUFF IragM Qumm-eTrrggr wham. Steamer, Date of Soiling. Latest Train. rotomahana Thursday, 15, noon — Mani-'Oom Thursday, 22,10 a.m. — fott 7aranaj-i. nelson. pioton. wel i__ng.ton7lyttki.ton. x-d wzsx ooaßt po-tts ifbom mamukau). PKNSnm Tuesday. 20,10 a.m. 9,10 a.m. Waitaki On arrival ot mail FOR MELBOURNE. Via SOUTH. rotomahana Thursday, 15. noon — Manu'OUßl* Thursday, 22,10 a.m. — 'Calling at Hobart FOR SYlfflKY. Abawata Wednes., U 8 p.m. — FOft-MBTVOKA AND »UVA. ~ Abawata | Wednes.. 14,8 p.m. I — FOR RU33BLL AND KAWAKAWA^ Taiaroa | Friday. 22. sp.m. I — tS" Cargo must be booked and alongside one hour before advertised time of departure. During May Speolal Tickets will be Issued to Lyttelton, available for return until Jnne SO. Passage tiokets must be taken at the Com pany's offloe. Auokland Branoh. 109, Qaeen Btreet. jflS^A. QTEAM TO LONDON. ifyJfSJv^ ORIENT LINE 7ffl™™____. jj-g foiio^rtug steamships he longing to the Orient Steam Navigation Com pany (Limited) and the Paclno Steam Navlfta tion Company, will leave SYDNEY at the undermentioned dates for MELBOURNE, ADM! I-AIDE and LONDON, via Suez Canal ;- Steamer. | Reg. Ton'ge I Date. LIGURIA.. i3_« June2l AUSTRAL . 5,601 July 3 O ARONNE,. 8 878 July 17 POTOSI.. 4 213 July 31 CHIMBORAZa.. 3,347 August 11 JOHN ELDER 4.182 august 38 Aud tho Servioe will bo maintained by suc ceeding steamers at intervals of a Fortnight. Anokland passengers for Llguria may prooeod per Arawata on June 14, Fares to London, 15 to 70 guineas. Suez Canal Dues, 8s ln addition. Parcels booked through to London. Passengers oan book from Anokland at a throngh rate to cover Intocolonial fare and Canal dnes and to secure speolal advantages. Passages trom London oan be granted in Auckland. For plans and fall particulars, apply. In Lon don, to F. Green Se Co., Joint Managers Of the Lino; or to the Agents ln Auokland. UNION STEAMSHIP 00. OF N.Z. (Limit-id), Queen-street. ~____Z_ QX3- A' M TO XHE lii. lll_> THAMES, «**sS§isl-_ss OH-NEMURLWAITKKAUIU, WAIHI, TE AROHA GOLDFIELDS. MOB BINBVILLB. WAITOA PLAINS. AHD GRANT AND FOSTER'S SSTTIiEMENT. ENTERPRISE NO. 2, P.S. TE AROHA, & P.S. PATIKL From Auckland i From Thames I Wednosday, 10 p.m. Thursday. S a.m. Friday, 11 p.mi Saturday, 9 p.m. The time-table of river steamers to be seen st Enterprise Offloe, Thames. Fares To Thames - Saloon, 7s Bd; Steerage, 6a To Ohinemurl through, 6b extra To To Aroha through, 10s extra Not responsiole for shipping, oarrying, or dis charging Uve stook. A>Nai _ BREyoa# Agents. *__I_.Bj^ "rVTORTH-Srur* STEAMSHIP Hjp^^i^l COMPANY (LIMITED., TIME-TABLK-JUNK. Weather and other olroumstonoeß permitting. FOB TATJB ANG A AND BAY OF PLENTY PORTA. STEAMER. I DATS! OF SAIT/TrO. Wellington Thursday. 15.6pm Glenelg Monday, 19. 5 p m Glenelg Thursday, 22. 6 p m Wellington Monoay, 20. fl . m Wellington Thursday. 29.5pm Conneots at Tauranga for Opo- Btaffa tiki and Bay of Plenty Ports every Tuesday. FOB EXTSSKLL, WHANGABOA, AND MAN- GONPL Wellington I Monday, 19,5 p m Glenelg | Monday. 116,5 p m FOB WHANQARBI AND -WHANGABEI HKAPS. Every 1 uesday and Friday, nt Argyle (Carrying passengers and cargo forWaipn) ' ~, FOR MANGAPAI. j^yie I Every Tuesday, at Sp m FOB MKRCgRY BAY. yingal . I Every Monday, atlprn FOB MATJQAWAI. ~ Fingal I Every Thursday, at fl p m FOB WAITABA (from Onehnngft). Maonrregor I Wednesday. 11,1 P-m. for HOKIANGA (from, Onehunga). Rowena I Tuesday, 20.1 p.m. ~ear Cargo mnst be booked and alongside ono hour before advertised time otiovaxt^e. Passage tlokets must be taken at the Com pany's Offloe, No. 07. a^^jj!,sgf ftna• ' Managing Director. v*^ mORHOKIANG A .-The -^S^K^' JT Northern Steamship Co.'s s.B. x£§_wm0 ROWENA will leavo tho Onehunga ■mhart fin above (weather ond-other oiroum ___%{_ .Imlttto.) on TUESDAY. June M.at 1 . m -For freight or passage apply at the Com nonvs Offlee,A7. Qaeen-street, Auokland s or.Jto A. _\wl^ Onehunga.-A MoGRMOB, Man aging Dlreotor. ■ sfXtSh^U S. COROMANDEL, wSoasIS" The ft^ and fltvourite M.' COROMANDEL, Captain. W. D. Horgrave. TIMB-TAnLB. Leaves Anokland i Loaves Coromandol I Wodnoßday.H.laldnp t<i nmn for inspection Saturday, 17,12 noon Friday, 16,1 p.m. Weather nnd other olroumatsncesjiormlttlnp. All parcels to be prepaid at offloe, No. B» Qnnnn-Htreet Wharf. • . Not .'esponsiblo in shipping, oarrying. or landing live stock. A. R. H <BWINDLEY, Manager. 7Zy-..~. OTEAM TO THE HOT W__s_%K) SPRINGS, MAHURANOL -^Kwe&r MATAK j lI jA, KAWAU. «n OMAHA. The s.B, ROSE CASEY, Al at Lloyds. W. Somerville, Master. .Of Hot Springs. Matakana, Kawau, ud Omaha—Every Tuesday at 11 o'olook, ro turning on Wednesday, _ _.' For Hot Springs and Ma* nrangl-Erery Thn» day and Saturday at U aj-U, returning on Monday (fed Friday. , No I'aroela or Goods taken withont ghipplng



* Shippingr. '« &t-A- "RARQUE LAIR.. Jjßffljg^. J-> FROM LONDON. ggmjfcgffigr All Aooounts against this ye ~~~~"~™ sel, in reapeot of Inward Cargi ~ »nat be rendered in duplicate at the offloe t l.° __oe\eleaaA before noon of THURSDAY _ the Isth inst,, or they cannot be recognir 3d. *", CRUICKSHANK & CO., 1- 18. Queen-street. Auokland, Juno IS, 1882. ' ' *ad^^pilSNlNHl.LAK AND OKI ____f_X KNTAL STKAM NAVIGj. 1*a_ ai*'TION OOMPANY. "*""* •• Jtt".i. 01?_.,)f,3f" Steamships (under oontroc s irlth the Vlotorlon Government for the convei o woo other Majesty's malls) wIU be despatched Steamer. I I*»ve I Lea-re I Leave p*0""8* I _______ I ffelb-ra' I Ad'la d J MALWAm _...._{ June2B July 1 I July 8 SUTLEJ.._ I Jnly 1. July 18 J July 20 MIRZAPORE,... I July 28 I Aug. 1 Aug. 3 » SAXS NNA —•• U^-S Uug. 15 Aug. 17 0 HOME I Aug. 23 I Aug. 29 | Aug. 81 Route i—lt is Intended to despatch thes iteametn tor Plymouth and London via Poln JoGalle. Passengers for England will thereton r oot require to ohange steamers. * Rates of passage money to Plymouth or Lon T lon i £70 first, and £15 Beoond-olasai Itolioi : porta. ÜBS first, and £10 second-class. Passenger . booking at Auokland seoure speolal advantages 3 For further particulars reopeotlng passcgi money and freight ypvlr to ORUIUKSHANK ft CO* 1 Agonta. 18. Qneen-atreet. Auckland. i , aaas^, waiuku & onehung/ SEHgf V ? STEAM NAVIGATION CO TllfM TABXB-JUNB, 1883. S.S. MANUKAU. Leaves Onehunga i Leaves Waiuku i Juno Juno — 11—Wednosday, 9 a m I 17—Saturday, 6.C0 a m 17-Saturday, 11 a m 19-Moaday,Bam 19-Monday, 12.80 p m i 21—Wednesday, 9am 21—Wednesday, LSO pro 21-Baturdsy, 10.30 p m 21-Saturday, 830 p m 26-Mondoy, 1.80 p m 27-Tueaday, 7am 27—Tuesday, 3 p m 28—Wodtesday. 8 a m 80—Friday, 6pm July 1-Saturday, 10 a m For Manukau Heads, every Thursday, at 8 _ m By order of the Directors, all Freight mnst hi prepaid. A. CUNNINGHAM. Agont. «jj_ats_- U lEAM TO THAMES, CAK< , S^ED RYINQ PASSENGERS AND "~ OARQO. oorrwKOTraa |wrra Ohik» _ma, Omahc, Waitcw. i>lai_._. ahd Moiwiira nui (PiiJn DUtrlot). Tin. TABU S.S, ROTOMAHANA, From Auokland i Wednesday, 12 noon Friday, 1,80 afternoon Saturday, 3 afternoon From Thames t Thursday, 1 SO afternoon Saturday. 8 morning FARE 3 (SINOLS)— Saloon: Seven Shillings and Sixpence (7s 8d). Steerage: Five Shillings (Es). Freight through to Te Aroha, 28s per ton. No oargo reoelved within half on hour Of ad vertised time of leaving. FRASER m TINNB, Agent ' &?!" bl O S SALE, -r_f*£ss. I? The Fast sailing Schooner £_$_%_s!_> 'OUTTV SARK,' anarw&i Fifty-two (52) Tons Register. Apply to W. a. LAURIE. £>_H_f__. |J>ASSK-XUKKii' LINJS OV hßk'*^__. packets to new zba i*' owned by messrs. shaw . a VILLE. Se CO.. SL Leadenhall-etroot, London. The above Una of ships are regular traders to all.the principal porta In New Zealand. They are clipper ships, dossed __1 at Lloyds', and com manded by experienced masters. The bill of (are-la moat substantial, md ol the bent quality, and the accommodation roomy and convenient. The undersigned aro empowered to grant pos tages from London to New Zealand, payment for which have been guaranteed in the colony. Return ships to London also leave at almost regular intervals. Full porttaulan on npplioatlan to L. D. NATHAN Se 00., ) OWKN ft UKAHAM, I Agents. ORUICKHHANK ft 00. I ," it B ii nmni-Mi.. niniwiw "". 9 Drapery and Olothinar. M' AND ' il DEFERRED \\ IpAYMENT I. 1\ SYSTEM. I TAILORS, DRAPERS, AND OUTFITTERS, HQBBON.STKEBT (Nearly opposite Wellington-street), Have 7 Whix • absobtbd stook ot the BEST CLASS GOODS. All Tweeds thoroughly shrunk before being made np, and fit and workmanship guana teed. The Deferred Payment St/stem has been found to be a great boon, by enabling those with limited lnoomes to procure neoessaries in the easiest possible way. . INSPECTION INVITED YKT Bli LESLIE V HOUSE, A. LOVETT, Begs to Intimate to his Customers nnd tho Pnbllo generally, that his WINTER STOCK OFJ.I-W FASHIONABLE ft OHEAP DRAPERY ft MILLINERY Is Now io Hand. Dress Goods ln all the Leading Fashionable Shades and Textures. Calicoes from 3d. Flan nels from B_d per yard, Sheeting from lOd. A Large Stook of Tweeds in allqualitles. Blankets trom fls 6d a pair. Extra Value In Corsets, from 2s Bd. A Leading Novelty is the " Flexible Ulp "Corset, very com fortable and durable, 7a Cd. New Styles ln Ladies' Jaokets and Ulsters; lnoluding the Dolnian Ulster. Ladles 7 and Children's Underclothing and Baby Linen, ln Great Variety. A Choice Stock of Ladles' and Children's Hats and Bonnets, trimmed and untrlmmed; Flowers, Feathers, eto. A Good Blaok Frenoh Merino, at 2s Cd yard; Blaok Cashmere from Is. Country Orders reoeive speolal attention. One Shilling in the £ Disoonnt on all Cash Purchases of 20s and upwards, Ar O V X T T, . XJ Db apbr, Wellesley-street pHRYSTON pOULTRY Y AKDSt LAKE TAKAPUNA. D. ROBERTSON, PItOPBIETOJt. BREEDER AND IMPORTER OF PUREfBRBD FOWLS. npHOSE WHO ENJOY A COOL SWEET SMOKE, BHOULD TBI OUR SOLACE MIXTURE AND RUBY FLAKE OUT. at— Fob Oioabbittes Oub YELLOW BIRD TOBACCO Is aUowed to be ABOVE ALL other Brands. Paktridge and Woollams, j ppp.owws union pans,



JtJusinesß Notices. k». jyOTIC-S OF PARTNERSHIP , W. GUNSON, In thanking his friends an '" tho general publio for tho very cordial auppoi °; hitherto acoordod him, bogs to Btate bo ha 3. taken into Partnership Mlt R. W. MARTIS '• for many years with Mr Chaa. Major (late raei chant), of this olty; and that from the Ist Jun proximo, tho Business will be carried on unde tho style, or firm, of GUNSON & MARTIN Goneral Prodnoe, Grain, Seed Merchants, an - Commission Agents, [. %» 1 i. JO E M 0 V A I On tho above date, the Business will be Re jl moved to those Now and Commodious Promise r . reoontly erected by Messrs W. and G. Wi ll Btone, in Oußtom-houso-stroet, where, with lr _ creased facilities for working, and every oot I venlenoe, with strict attontion to the interest c of their customers, oombinod with modern! " charges, a still further support is confident! i looked for, and respeotfully solicited, Anokland. May 29.1882. J' AUJt. U U XOUtK CARTER, CONTRACTOR, SCO IS Goods Carted and Delivered trom ship's side 01 * Shortest Notloe. Ballast Supplied. MHWOABTtB AND BAY 09 ISLANOB OOAI ~ Also. Firewood (ont and nnout) reasonable., n pULMAN'S PHOTO KOOMS 8 Tourists ant Visitors are Invited lo Iruspeo Pnlman'a Views of the Hot Lakes, Aboklaw and Bnah Boenery, Sec The greatest variety o Original Portralta of Maori Celebrities in Ne * Zealand. I PHOTOGRAPHY IN At- ITS BRANCH-... b D O B £ X T WOODS XAS BOOT AND SHOE MANUFACTURER CORLEY'S BUILDINGS, Hobbon-BTBKKS (Opposite the Prince Arthur Hotel). KVKRY DESCRIPTION OF SKPAIRfI NEATH EXECUTED, A Trial 801.01.0 d. t WOPEKIOK COKKUUATED TANAS. J, L.KEAN (liATI Auri.KU BMATtK, . Haa for Sole a number of the above, with Tapi 1 ready for use, At reduced rates, at his Bhop, > Elliott-street. Large quantities of Spouting Ridging, and Down Pipes alwaya ln stook, Verandah Iron ourved at the shortest notloo, * Country ordors will always reoolvo his prompt ' attention. Lead washers alwaya on hand. !jy o _ i o c. Mr E. G. SANDALL Wishes to Inform his friends and the pnbllo In general that he has Opened the Butcher's Shop In WokeSold-stroet lately ooouplod by Fowler and Co., and hopes By keoplng the bout quality of Meat and sti lot attontion to business to merit a fair share ot their support. i X, Q. SANDALL.' May .. 188 H. ■\TOTIC_S OF IAKTNEKSHIP AND i.l REMOVAL. C. G. HILL, while acknowledging with thanks the hearty support aooordod him hither to, bogs to state that tbo growth of his business has induced him to tako Into partnership Mr Ueo. PLOMMun, and that tho business will ln futuro be carried on under the name of 0. G. 'BILL Se CO. After the Slst May, the business will be Removed to thoso Gommodlou. Premises next door to Mr Brldgm&n, Draper, Uppor Queen-streot, whoro, with increased facilities for oarrying on tholr business, and by strlot attontion to Ordors for Motor lain or Out door Work, they hops for a farther share of patronage. O. G. H. Se CO. confidently invite inspection of their Largo Stook of Glass, Paints, Paperhangings, Pictures, Gilt and othor Mould ings. Paint Brushes, &0., whioh, being their own direot importing, are off-red at tho i_owoet Homunerativo Prloea.—Woilegloy-streot, May 18.1832. |_| O X I A K. IS S. In order to avoid mistakes and aooldonta, I have made arrangements with MR ROBERTSON. the Proprietor of the Royal Mall Coaches, To Run Passengers through to Lako House, from TAUKAJNGA to OHINEMUTU, WAI ROA. and TAUPO. Tourists eon obtain Buggies at all times at Tauranga and Ohinemutu, and oan depend npon good Coaohos, Buggies, Horsos, and sober and civil drlv era. at Lowest Rates. ROBERT GRAHAM. Lake Houbo, Ohinemutu, February.!,. 1882. _L>OTOMAHANA MOT LAKJEtj. A L-MITKD'NUMBKR OB" FIRST-CLASS THROUGH TICKETS Will be Issued for THE HOT LAKES.' Tourists will have the advantago ot staying at LAKE HOUSE, Ohlnemntu. whioh will be found the mot comfortable Hotel ln the Lake Distrlot, No other tlokets but those issued try me avail able for Lake Housei R. GRAHAM, .Tow., . National Insnranoe Buildings. 83, Queon-stroet, Auokland. Auckland. Maroh 15,1882. JO Hln M. U A . lil IT, BUILDER, • HOUSE AND SHIP JOINER, Sec, Fobt- BTitKKT, Auckland. Having oommencod business ln the abovo line, is now prepared to reoeive orders for every description of Carpenters' and Joiners' Work. Office Sittings. Shop Fronts, Counters, Shelves, Presses, Cupboards, etc. Kvery description of work connected with the trade, from Honse Building down, executed on the Shortest Notloe, and' moat Reasonable Terms. FORT-STREET, Two Doors from Customhouse Hotel. "XT O T 1 0 8, W. H. SKIN NEB, ARCHITECT, Haa taken officios formerly occupied by the OUr Council, and over Messrs, Upton nd Co/s, Queen-street. SVJkVlfHtsb &mMkm*_mxsmsi. OLIPPERB. Hones carefully Clipped, Charges—Moderate. All orders left at Lendrnm's or Yonng's Stables punctually attended to. — N.B.—Any ordors left at Cook's Stables not attondod to. B. M AR R 10 T T, • VALUATOR, HOUSE, LAND AND GENERAL COMMIS SION AGENT, Karangahape Road, Anokland. tST OPT-DOOB SALES ATTENDED. TEt mo THIS PUBLIC. RICHARD GEORGE, BUTOHER AND GKINrtRAL PURVEYOR, Respeotfully solicits the publio to try his CHOICE STuCK OB* MEAT, at Lowest Po.snir.iß Priohb. Families waited on for Orders. Best Quality Corned Beef. Shinning Supplied. Note the Address— MANUKAU ROAD, PARNELL. nHESTS OF DRAWERS. Very Handsome Cheats of Drawers ln rich Mottled Kauri, also Wardrobes and very pretty Che-Toniers, at very reasonable prioes, for Cash only. The above wood booo ss more beautiful with go. and is alwaya very valuable. W. NORRIB, CABINET MANDFAOTOBEB, Top of Bhortland-Btreet HENRY BKAUE & CO. (LIMITED), WHOLESALE MANUFACTUR.UU. AND IMPORTERS Of (Jl lands of SADDLERY, HIQH-HTBEUT, AUCKLAND. EDW. JNO. COX, Manager. JUST OPENED, Finest.Brand ojr Tobaccos, Cigars, and / FINOS' GOODS. 176, QUEEN-STREET, Next Rattray's Clothing Shop; H. B A~I LEY, TOBACCONIST. ' Dili "EVENING .STAK. Mr Editor I Sir,—l Challenge all Opponents of Local Enterprise,"bo who thoy may, to Prodnoe any Foreign Compound for Dyspepsia or Indi gestion equal to ROBLEY'S DIGESTIVE MEAL for PuU.6 . or Porridge DIGESTIVE BROWN BREAD, and i DIGESTIVE BISCUITS J. BOBLEY, 25, Grby-STBKKT. /VLSON TOMATO SAUCE. Nbw season—Quality guabahtked, To be obtained of all Grocers, 1/ per Bottle. G. COZENS, Agent, 27, Queen-street TOT D W A X D BAKIIjBY, A-JOB-TJ-OT, KIOHBURYB BUH-DDra j (JOKBS.STaBKT. 77 W_ . . _



] Public Notices. './ttixcelsior boot factory, i _■__. queen-strket, auckland. rt Having purchased tho Entire Stock, Plant, ib a nd Bußlnesa ot tho abovo Factory, from J. Mb. GEORGE HEMUS, c we are ln a position to execute' all orders for ir Boots, Shoes, &o„' at lowost quotations, _ WM. MOARTHUR & CO. mO THE BOOT AND SHOE TRADE. It Gnonoß Hbmos, beg to draw attention to -* tho above,.and while thanking my oustomers 8 for past favours, have to inform them that the " Faotory la still under my superintendence, and j" that any ordnrs to Messrs. Wm, MoArthur and }' Co. will receive from mo every attention, so as ° to seoure rapid and satisfactory exeontlon, CL AX& is BROTHERS, ARTIST PHOTOGRAPHERS {...asam ntnoic ban..), _ QVIEN-.T.EIT, ■AITOK LAH D, Photography In tha Latest and Mot! Fashionable. Styles, Executed Is! > a manner Unsurpassed In the Colonies, All Photographs taken by the t Inbtantanious Process. f LABGI COLLECTION NBW'ZBA&AHD VIEWS r Always on Hand fi o to ■ is a _ a - \y to Roth's Publio Hot Cold, and Shower Baths, Viotoria-streot East Charge, Own , 8-__u__N(_. Open all week days tram 8 a,m. to 0 5 .in., and Sunday Mornings from fl till 10 sum, ho Bath-rooms aro all private, and auppliod with every convenience, Turkish towels, flesh and hair brushes, combs, respirators, soaps. Sec f Heloot bath-rooms (private) for Ladles every day, at all hours, with female attendanoe. Two Shilling and Sixpknck. Please note the addross t Vlotorlo-stroot Kast above the Grey hound Hotol, and noxt tho oheap Bedding and -furniture Mart, Anokland. I Formosa) in Morte. \TEW ZEALAND FERNS, il Unmounted, or Tastefully Mounted ln various wan. roOM 13 Vl' TO UO VAJt ETIXS. or Sale by ERIC CRAIG, PEINOKS-STOK-tX. I •Q.RO UN D LIME. i. GROUND LIME.) FOR SALE, SOUTHGATE'S ! MAHURANGI HYDRAULIC GROUND, ROCIIB LIME, In any.quantity, for Conorete, Paths, Floors, Collars, eto. (noxt to stone flagging, is un rivalled for durability and hard-sotting qualities). For tanks and othor wet work It is a first-class material. B. KEA.XE, SOLE AGENT, CrjßTO_l-_IOUB_-_TKI.ET. IJUQH K. UILMO U R (Lato Thomaa J. Harbutt),' STEAM BRUSH, PORTABLE FORGE, AND BELLOWS • FACTORY, VIOTOItIA-STRKKT EAST, Anokland. _____ FD A V I- S O N • (Lato Williams), Foot ov Grsy-sikeet, Has a Largo and Yarlod Assortment of Ladios and Children's Night Drosses, Chomli-es. Drawers, Stockings, Ribbons, Frlllings. Wool and bi'k Squares. Tonlos, Pinaforca; Fanoy Jowollory; Stays,Bs Gd; Kid Gloves, is (Jd ; Baok Combs, Od; Straw Hats, Gd ; Flowers, ud. All Very Cheap. F. DAVISON. WILLIAM THUJa/IS, Corner of Lome and viotorla-streett, Auckland East HONUMKNTiL, MAIIDLB- AND 0-000.0 STONEMASON, ABOHITKCmTBAI, SCUI.ITOK AHD OABVKB. Ineorlpttono aoourate and beautiful. ' Monuments, Tombs, Headstones, and every dosoriptlon of Stone Work at the lowest possible rioes for town and oonntrr -VT ATS AND MATTING. THE ORIENTAL FIBRE MAT AND MAT TING COMPANY. [B. BOYAI. LETTERS PATENT), Manufacturers ot Patont Mattings Patent Mats Cocoa Mattings and Cocoa Mats Wool Bordered Mats. Vobda Work s. Hi an won th , Wilts (England) Sole Agents for New Zoaland t OPPENHEIMER & CO., AWOKLAN», Who will give Prioes and Terms on application. riIUUMAii E. 0 A RT'E J., X IMFOBTEB OF PRINTS, MOULDINGS, GLAS3, MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, FANOY GOODS. CONCERTINAS, MELODIANB, VIOLINS, VIOLIN STRINGS AND FITTINGS, AND MUSIO, 88, VICTORIA-STREET, AUCKLAND, BIX BOOKS FBOM AU_EET-6TKKI-T. Wholosolo and Retail Ploturo Fmmo Manu facturer, Musical Instrument Maker, Teacher, Importer and Repairer. Teaoher of tbe Pianoforte, Organ, Conoertlna, Violin, Cornet and any Brass Instrument S T. JM U N G O. NOTICE OF REMOVAL. CHAS. CANNING, in conveying to his- numerous onstomers and friends his sincere thanks for the generous support accorded him during the past twenty seven years, would reßpeocfully Intimate to them that ho has OPENED those NEW PREMISES Next door to Messrs. Glanvllle and Ellyott, Grocers, and immediately opposite to Union Bank of Australia, where all orders will be attended to during the Ebeotiok ov bis New Pbbmibeb. CO. would also beg to Inform those gentle men who have so long and so liberally patronised the Cafe", that that branch of tho business will still be oarrled on at the rear ot the old building—entrance by St. Mango Lane, Shortland-street. UPPER SYMONDS-STREET. TO THE PUBLIO. ALFRED TVER (Late Robertson Bros.) Begs to thank the Inhabitants of Auokland and onvirons for their patronago since taking tbe above business, and would remind them that he has now Removed to Nrw Spacious Premises on the site of the recent fire. MrTyorba. also taken the adio_nlng property, where the business ot First-class Fruiterer and Confectioner will be established. By selling none but the Best Artioles at Mode rate Prices, and Riving the Publio strict atten tion to all Orders, the proprietor solicits that support hitherto acodrdec. _-^/5-^^tt»«**«»lft'CW*^£»S*__ PIANOFORTES & HARMONIUMS on tbe Deferred System of Payments, may be had of Mr Webb, Welleßley-Btreet Piano and Harmonium Saloqh, without any addition to the prioe; or, for Cash a liberal dlsoount will be allowed. Mr Webb draws speolal attention to his Neumeyer double over-strung Iron Framed Pianos. Pianofortes for Hire from Ten Shillings the < month. A Fine Toned Amerioan Organ, with 7 stops and 2 knee swells, also, a 6 stop Alexander , Harmonium, Second Hand, at a low price tor oash. _\T EBB'S Pianoforte and Har t TV monlum Saloon, Wellealey-Bt, m o xa. ss c v b l i c. MARRIOTT BROS., Wholesale and Retail Manufacturing Confectioners, QUEEN-STRBET. Manufacturers of evory description of Sweets. Try our Superior Cough Lozenges. Sole Makers In Auokland. tar—The Cheapest House in Town.—"E» i ——~ One Trial will seoure future favours, MA RKTo T T BROS., CONFECTIONERS, QtJ BEM-STREET,



Medical. MORE LOCAL EVIDENCJ OV THB CURATIVE ROPERTIES OV ■pROFESSOR r^USSCOTT'S • Hkubal Trkatmknt, may now be consulted at his ax DRESS, Shobtlan_>stbb_.t. 1 To Profeasor Gusscott, ShorUand-streot, Auok • land. Slr,-I he.eby cortlly that for ovor twe • years I was troubled with a violont cough, with 1 a frequent spitting of blood and groat palpita tion, I would not attompt to walk up a hlll.nor yet to lie down in my bed during that timo. I w«e unablo to ao any work, after ap.ndln, a great deal of monoy on doctors and chemists, ns well as being an out-door patient of tho hospital. 1 lost all hopos of recovery, but seeing so many oureß you had effooted in the " Herald," I was advlsod to come to Anokland and give your herbal remedies a fair trial, and I am happy to say in six weoks I oould return to the Thames a strong, hoalthy man, froe from cough or palpita tion, thank God and you also. I shall be able to recommend your horbal treatment, for I oan speak tor myself, also from soores I have seen tn your plaos at different times, and every one speaking in tho highest torms of your trelamont. —Bolieve me to be, yours evor grateful, Frank Bcutherby, Thames, January 3rd, 1882. To Professor GuBSOOtt. Shortland-stroot: Sir, —For the last throe yoars I have boon with that dreadful complaint oalled dyspepsia, or indiges tion. It did not matter what I ate. in an hour or so after my stomach would begin to swell, that I should havo to unfasten my clothes, Tho food nsed to turn bout on my Btomaoh. Then I would commenoe bolchlcg wind and gas. Dirty Bour froth would hoavo from my chest. I had to bo vory partloular ln what 1 should eat. Kat meat oabbago, or potatoes, or oheose—they acted, on mo like so muoh balm, ln fact I did not know what to eat for nothing would agroo with mo. But hearing of your Horbal Tonio, I was Induced to try a bottlo, and whon I had one I wanted more, tor my health was moro to me than monoy, I found moro relief from your Tonio and Composition Powdor than all the medlolne I havo evor taken. You have of footed a perfoot oure ot mo. I can oat now any thing as well as the rest of my family, and enjoy It—Bolieve me to bo, yours ovor truly, Mrs Elizabeth Swan. Parnell, January 11,1882, To Professsor Gu-soottt Dear Sir.—My case was so remarkable and my oure so offootua . that I feel lt my duty to giro you a testimonial as my evidence. I havo been suffering with rheuma tism for tho last seven, years, and a great part of that time I have not been able to dress or un dress myaolf. For five years I was unable to walk without orutcheß. I was tired of my lifo, beoaußo I was a burden to myself and family, but hearing and poo Ing the wondorful oures you had etfeoted in different chronic oomDlalnta,and a great number whioh I knew, whioh are not published, but I think lt my duty to you and to the public that a man of your skill in curing suoh ohronlo complaints as mine should bo a household word. I was like a man drowning. I was glad to grab st anything, but lam happy to say that Ithrough your horbal treatment, I am hearty and well, and can go without omtohos as well as ever.—Bolieve me to be, yours, evor grateful, J, .0. Dean. Ponsonby, January 19.1852. To Professor Gussoott Shortland-stroot. Sir, —I am happy to Inform you ot the perfoot ouro I havo rooelvod through your medlolnal treat ment I came to you on the 27th of September last At that tim. my leg was pronounced In curable ; but when I oame to you you told mo that you would oonvlnoo mo In a fortnight, and I am happy to say yon have fulfilled your promise, although I was rather doubtful I out I waa told by a friend of mine that, if I said so, Lou would not troat me. My friend's name la Irs Walker, who knew you ln Christohuroh. Sho was also a patient of yours whioh you cured of tho dropsy. lam happy to say that I have dispensed with' my orutohes, and ablo to attond to my domestic duties. I givo you this for tho benefit of others who ore suffering as I have beon foryoars.—Yours, ever thankful, Mrs Eliy Joyce. Newton-rood. December L To Professor GusscottJßhortland-stroet Dear Sir,—lt is with groat pleasure that I add to tho number of your valuable testimonials for the miraculous ouro your modioine has performod on mo. I havo boon troubled with what somo , modlcal mon oall lndigestlon.'othera dyspepsia, but when I oamo to you on the ISth of Sept, you told mo that I had Uver complaint: you oxplulnod to mo my symptoms about tho palpita tion of tho heart the wind on tno Btomaoh, oold hands and feot, tho sourness of tho wind and gas I used to belch, oold chills running down i my back, and, ln foot, you described my toolings so minutely, that I was quite satlßfloa that you . undoretood my complaint, and I am happy to say that through roar herbal treatment you havo offeoted a perfeot oure.—Yours ever grate ful. Mrs M. Little.. Hobson-Btreet, Auckland. To Professor Gussoott Shortland-street, Sir,— I havo boen troubled with neuralgia in both my hoad and fac3, and boen doprlvod from many nights' sloop, and when I sat down to my food many times I have bed to get np from tho tablo and walkabout without uver tasting food. As I told you; when I applied to yon, that 1 had tried all .ho ohemlsts in town, and I only got temporary relief. Whon you told me you would oure mo in a minute I was vory doubt ful, but am happy t > Bay yon did be, I should reoomraend any lady suffering from the same to give you a trial, as you told me, if no cure, no pay.—Behove mo to be, yours evor thankful, Rachel Oousens, Viotoria-street November 34. To Professor Gusscott Bhortland-street It. is with great pleasure that I acknow ledge a perfect oure I havo reoelved through your herbal treatment; I have been troubled with scurvy for three years and nine months, whioh I ezplalnod whon I oallod on you. I told yon I could form no other o.neo unless lt was through Bleeping ln a bod whore somo ono had been sicoplng who hod the sourvey. I have always beon very partloular when staying at tho hotels to examine tho llnon before going to bed. I havo met many men on my route who i havo got tho same comprint throuuu sleeping in dirty beds the same as I did. I also told you when I applied that I had taken a grout quantity of medlolno until my hair began to fall off; but I happened to sco your advertisement stating that your treatment was sololy herbs. I have known wondorful cures effooted through tho herbal treatment whon minerals have failed, and being a believer ln herbs, I was vory happy to place myself under your treatmont as soon as you oame to Anoklau d, and I am glad to Bay you have offooted a ouro on mo and made me a olean, strong, healthy man.—Believe me tolbo, yours over thankful, Alfred Hopkins, Now North Rood, December 6th. To Professor Gusscott Dear Sir—lt Is with great pleasure I have in rooommonding your Tonio. I havo been Buffering with wind and spawns on tho stomaoh for several yoars, and I oould not gat any relief. Kvery thing I- ato turned to wind. I oould not eat I oould not sleep (I often had to get ont of bed and walk about for hours, I was advised to take cod liver and quinine and iron, &c and alt to no good. I had to glvo up my employment tor weeks at a stretoh, but 1 was advlsod by a friend of mine, who was working a_ tho Union Sash and Door Company, to apply to you,and that yon would oonvlnoo mo in a week. 3 was rather doubtful ot this, after trying ao many different medlolnes, both from the Hospital and ohemlsts, and other patont medlolnes. I thought it was Impossible for me to get cured so quick and so perfectly as you have done. lam happy to say ln two months' time you have mado mo a new man. I oan eat well, and also enloy a food night's rest with many thanks to you, and hope yonr days will be long ln Auokland, for tho good of the community at large.—Yours respectfully. Rlohard Lawson, Ponsonby, Feb roory 2nd. 1883. To Professor Gusscott, Shortland-Btreet i Sir- As you are aware that I explained to you, when I applied to you, that I have been troubled with bleeding piles for the last live or six years, as I told you I have tried medical mon, chomlsts.and old women's euros, but never had a perfeot oure until I applied to you, about six weeks ago.- They used to oome down and bleed for an hour at a time so that I should have to ohange my clothes, but when you told mo you would make me worse before I Bhould bo better. I could not reokon yon up. T. thought I should have to give np business altogether, It I should be worse, but ln four days you convinced mo that I could give you this testimonial with oonfldenoe, that ln five weeks you have effected a perfoot oure on me, I shall ever bo a believer ln herbs after the wonderful cure you have performed on me.— Yours, ever grateful, Honry Marsh, Albert street Ootober 11. To Professor Gussoott, Shortland-street .Dear Sir,—lam happy to inform you that through your herbal treatment I can safely say that I have received rooro benefit through your herbal treatmont than all tho medlolne that I have ever taken. I have been troubled with asthma for the last five years, I was obliged to givo up my business and como to Auokland for medical treatment, and seeing your testimonials and tho many oures you had effooted, and also that you required no Information and that you conld tell a man's oomplalnt as soon as you _aw him—you did so to me so oorreotly, and that Ib more than any medical man ever told me before, and lt gave me confldonoe to place myself under your treatment. lam well known in Cam bri d ge. I shall return home on Wednesday, ahd you may rely you will have many applications from that distrlot—Yours, truly, John Hargraves, Queon street, Auokland. Professor Gussoott would impress on those who may do him the honour to consult him that the utmost secrecy oan be relied upon ; more over, from long experience, and a oareful study of the human system, he oan decide almost at a glance tho diagnosis of tho caso, thoreby reliev ing the patient ot a great deal ot nervou-nosa and hesitation. Professor Gussoott invites the confidence o. either sex suffering trom functional derange ment, spermatorrhoea, exhausting dreams. &a Prof eßsor Gußsoott has made nervous debility and loss of power his speolal study, from what ever oauso arising. He wonld earnestly impress upon those who do suffer to Book immediate advice and counsel, if thoy desire " an old age, serone and bright," Lot no false delicacy deter Buffering victims from removing the cause of this blight to manhood. Tho strlotoßt oonfldenoe irsv-be rolled neon CONSULTATION GRATIS. Can bo oonsnitea ny tetter. PubUo Inspection Invited tc the large assort ment Of BRITISH and AMERICAN HERBS. Note the Address— Professor Gusscott. , Next Door to Me_srs Winks and Halls Establishment Shobti-A.nd.sti.e-7t, Auckland, Honriii From Bjun. to 8 p m. ....... /-



I WANTED WANTED KNOWN-Money to Lem on Personal Security. Persons Borrow ' inu f_, reoeive £1 10s; £10, £9; £20, «18; ;BSC £15; repayable in Weekly or Monthly Instal m.ntr. strictest secrecy. Bills discounts daily.—London Loan and Discount Company High-street (between Shortland-street and Vul oan Lane). WANTED KNOWN - That C. W GOODSON has lust received, pc: Haloione, 16 oubqb ot Goods, comprising thi ) Very Latest Novelties from England and Con tlnent. Among those he would prominently bring to the notloe of the public a very oholci assortment of Gold and Silver Jewellery, whlol . ara marked at unpreoedently low prioes, ar , shown ln window; also. Terra Cotta Wsreli the most fashionablo designs, consisting o: . Plaques, Flat Plaques, Vases, Roman. Greolan - See, These Good- are all the rage at Home, ant , are sure to command a ready hilo. An Earl} . Inspection of the Immense and Varied Stock lx I the LONDON ARC AD Hi Is regflfljtgd. J \A~I ANTED Known—That J. Casgrav. , T T and Co. have the Largest and Bosi ; I Stock of Men's and Boys' Clothing to ohoost from In Auokland. WANTED KNOWN-That E. Portei and Co. have Opened their Now Ware 1 house at Newmarket, with a Large Assortment '■ of Furntßhing ana General Ironmongery. All ■ Goods at Town Prioes. _^ ANTED KNOWN BLOMFIKLD'S WORM POWDKRB are the Finest Remody for Worms. Ia paokots, Ono Shilling: by Post, Is 2d.-WEST ENL , PHARMACY. Ponsonby. . WANTED KIN OWN that tho Victorian Loan and Dlsoonnt Agency's Advertise ment appears.on 4th page. Bth column. WANTED En OWN, that E. Mltchel son ft Co., No. 19. Queen-street Wharf, ore selling Maize, Oats, Bran, Sharps, Flour, Oatmeal. &ro„ fee, at lowest markot rates. WANTED KNOWN.—The Anckland Timber Company, Limited (late G, • Holdsbip Se Co.), are soiling every description of Tlmbor; also, Sashes, Doors, Mouldings: Turnery, Fretwork, &o, at Specially Low Pricos.—CußtomhoußO-Btroet West WANTKD to bell, a Bakery, Con footlonery and Grocery Business com bined, ln a rapidly rising distrlot; good trade In small goods; about £300 required;long lease.— E, Waters, Quoon-.troot. WANTED KNOWN - That J. fl. Dalton has Opened a Speolal Branch of the Tailoring Business in Victoria-street East, for the purpose of making Ladios* Garments, suoh as Ulsters, Habits. Jaokets, etc., made ln the most approved styles, by flrst-olass work men. ANTED KNOWN —P. Sbollcr, Tailor. Eden Terrooe, next Eden Hall, has oommenoed business ln the above lino, and trusts hy strlot attention to all orders to merit a fair share of patronage from the surrounding distrlot where a tailor is much needed, Repairs neatly ere onted. Oen ts' own materials nade np. WANTED KNOWN—CHEAP TlM ber I Cheap Tiubeb I - And all other kinds of Building Materials, can be purohased oheapor and better than anywhere else at the Yards of D. Oo Ln ie, Albert-street There being no manufactory for Joiners' Timber oa thejiro mlsos, the customer has an additional oppor tunity of getting superior tlnhor. Wneol rlghts' Materials always ln stook. WANTED— WaDte* to Sell (Cheap), 10 oases of Plcton Bloaters, 9 tor Si; 18 Oases of Yarmonth Herrings (large), S for Od, Sperm Candles, 8d lb; Jam, gd j Lemon Peel, le Bd lb; Clothes Pegs, Is 3d per gross; Bell and Black's Matches. 7d Ooz; Ball and Black's Tin Box Matches, Is 9d doz; Preserved Milk, Bd tin; 3 for 2a, and lOd tin; 100 doz Engraved Glass Jugs, only Bd.S for 2s; 23 doz Assorted Vases, Is eaoh. Is lOd pair; S dos plated Cruets, 6s and Ss Cd; Teaspoons, 3d and Id: Jugs 2. 3d and 2s 6d eot; Jugs and Basins, _s Gd pair; Luge Tin Basins, Ib 0d and Is 9d; Totlot riots, from 7s Cd to iris; White and Gold Toilets, 16s; White and Gsld Toa Sets of 100 pieces, £3; Small Tea Sets ot 40 plcos, 18a and 20s set; Fanoy Toilet Sets ot 7 pieces, only 8s Sd, 10 pieces 10a Bd; Rlmmel's B w Soap, 7 calces for Is; 5 doz Steam Irons, only 3s 6d eaoh; Cups and Saucers. 3- doz; Mugs, 2d, 3d, and _d; Glass Coke Plates, Sd eaoh; Large Jam Dlah and Celery Dish, 2s pair; Pint Juki!, only Cd; Brown Teapots, from M; White Chambers, Is Sd; Basins, from 2_d; Large Meat Dlthos, Is Gd: Lot of Pictures. 2d and 4d: Hat Raoks, 8d and Is 3d; Lot ot Dolls, from Od; 10oases Codfish, od lb; Good Tea, Is 8d lb. 1 lbs tor 6s; White Starch, lid by the pac.ot; Paint Brushes. 3d to Is 3d; Shoe Brushes. 3sset—H. WATTS. Pitt-street Merchandise. Ao H.E ATH E X GENERAL IMPORTER. HAS ON' HAND AND TO ARRIVE Oourvoi-iere' Cognao Associated Vineyard Cognao Mulior Frores" Cognao; ln bulk, oaBO, flask. bolt-flask Lowndes's Rum, SO OP Lemon Heart and Queensland WHISKY Bulk)- Groenloos, Inverness, Glenllvet, and Terrier, Klrker Greer Ca's WBISKY (Caae)- Collle Blend, Koyal Blond, Rob Roy, Inver ness. Lome, Stewart Glen Almond Old Irish, In bull, and oase BCHNAPPS- Henke's, W. & A. Gllboy's WINE 3 AND SPIRITS^- Port, Sherry, Sauterne, Sparkling Summer Claret Hock, Champagne, Brandy, Hum, Scotch and Irish Whisky i all La bottle OANDLES- Brandon's, De Roubalxs Lunar Pieces, National, Belmont and Imperial Sperm Fluted Paraffin Candles ALE— ■- Basa, Bottled by Hall Boar's Head. Bottled by Hall Payne's, Bottled by John Reid Ashby's & MoEwin's BTOUTV- HaU's;-'Boat's Hoad Edmund's "Plg M Gulnees's, Bottled by Blood Wolfa G tons Genuine White Zln cPalnr SO flrums Linseed Oil 25 drums Raw Oil 23 drums Colza O 100 oases Castor O » BARNS Sc Co.- Hlpporod Herrings (Red and Fresh) Salad OU, Plokles, Jar Halt POOLE -100 oases Plokles (assorted) STEPHENS -100 oases Plokles (assorted DRIED FRUIT - -250 cases Currants 100 oases Elemes ' 1300 boxes Figs Mower's Dandelion Coffee Branson's Extract Cofiee KKROSRNE- Devoe's Royal Brilliant (warranted to Stand Government test) Sylvan, 130. Water White Premium, 150, Water White TOBACCO- Over the Water, 12*8, B's, Nallrod, and Double Thlok P Plooes Royal Standard, H's Venus, l-'B- B's, DTPP VESTAS- R. h . 11 Ovals, MO'si and Plaids andstrlkers Bryant and May's 250'b, Plaids Patent Safety OILMEN'S STQREB- Teas, Sugars, Paper Bags, Preserved Fish, Fruits, and General Goods of Different Manufacturers Always on Hand. A.' HEATHERJ GF. STOVIN bees to draw the atten • tion of the publio that he has opened an offloe at the Union Insurance Company's Build ings, Qu .en-street, where he intends to carry on business as House, Land, and Estate Agent XjiPSOM HOUSE SEMINARY. Conducted by Mks. Gen be At Stoddard, Winter Quarter commences 13th July. Boarders, per quarter, in advance— £ ad, Young Ladies over U.. «. — 12 12 r Young Ladles over 10 10 10 C Boys and ditto under 10 __ 8 8 ( Gicnkral Stoddabd receives Young Gentle men to educate in English, Latin, French, German, Mathematics. Sec, and in Qeometrloa! and Architectnral Drawing, 1 Terms on application.



POR SALE. - • d IjlOR SALE, a Portable Engine, bj r- JL' RobeyandCo,, 10 lnoh oyllnder; has bsen }, thoroughly overhauled, and is now in flrst-cla.E I- condition; Government certifioate given fot d 65 lbs pressure.—For further particulars apply [' to Ohas. Jndd, Thames Iron Works, Thames. VILLA. SITES, MOUNT ALBERT.- For Sale, from 3 to 7 aores or more, only < three miles from town; volcanio soil of very r finest quality, cleared, fenced, and in grass; c nutallin_ water, fine views, good roads, and a i- site on the land under offer to Government for . a railway station; about 6 aores of splendid c orohard, bearing very largely. The whole price a of the land can remain at 7to S par oent. pro s Tided suitable buildings, are ereoted. Prioes a very low, from £50 to £100 only per aore.— f Apply J. C. Cairns, oare of Connell ft Cooper, j. Vnloan Lane. T XTIOf- MALE, a New 7-roomed House, i X? well built and finished, wash-house and outhouses, .-aore ef ground, well Bituated ln a ■ healthy locality.—For further particulars apply 5 to Davie* nnd Bakor, National Insurance Build t Ingg. 83. Qaeen-Btreet, Auckland. 3 T>ILLIARD TABLis Jb'Oß SALE. r Just landed, ex Haloione, Full-size Solid • Mahogany Billiard Table, with all the acces t sorles necessary for furnishing a Billiard-room 1 completely, including Chandelier. ARTHUR H. NATHAN, 83, Lower Qneen-street. ) OTOK SALE, Lease of Allotment, Cus , JT tomhouse-street (opposite Gleeson'e Hotel), » with aU Buildings thereon, comprising Large Workshop (80 x SO feet), Ofilce, Bhop, and ; Dwelling-house, and other Bandings. Also, 1 Steam Engine and Saw Benoh, Clroular Saws, &o.—Apply to Charles Bailey, Ship, Xaoht, nnd Boot BuDder. • OESIDENCE FOR SALE. • Forßalo. that Comfortable Residence, situate , near top of Groy-street (lately oooupled by Mr Robert Homo), containing 10 good rooms, fitted < with every convenience. The house and • grounds havo recently boen put ln thorough > order. Terms easy. ' SAMUEL COCHRANE ft SON, ——- iftyfiWaftm^ i |{'i O _i HALE,! Freehold Cottago and Allotment, ln Eden ' Crescent; four rooms and Kitchen; water laid on.-Price «260.-Apply to Arthur H. Nathan, 83, Lower Qneen-street, iilOK SALE, really cheap, a Compact : Farm of ISO aores; aboutso acres in grass, part under crop, part good bosh and fern; a Six-roomed House, Stable. Cow-shed. Sec; 2J miles trom railway station and only 12 miles trom town by good road, JfOR balk, a nioe little Dairy Form of 72 acres, all fenoed and divided into pod-looks, with good House, Stable, Sheds, and every oon i venlenoe, and deep-water frontage, 10 miles trom town. * Apply to John Soppet, House, Land, and General Commission Agent. No. 8, Queea-atreet (upstairs jpOR POSITIVE SALE. . That oompaot littlo Island, known as Wood's Island, abontj half-way between here and the head ot the Waitemata. containing 100 Aores, with Cottage, good Orohard, and several im provements, plenty of fresh water all the year round, and a good wharf for the convenience of steamers, fto.—Apply to JOHN SOPPET. „ . „ : House and Land Agent. No. 8. Queen-street . Jp O R H A L E, yj_[) TONS GALVANIZED CORR¥GA. 10Q TONS FENCING WIRE oka BARRELS KNIGHT Si EVAN* ■43" OEMENT. W. S. LAURIE, lft WYNBHAM.BTBBBT, QKESI SEED! SEED! FOR BALE, the following New Seeds, to- Roman Empire :— Red Clover White Clover Cowgrnae Alsyke Rape Lucerne Turnip Mangel Linseed Hemp Canary fto., fto. The above will be disposed ot at Lowest Current Prioes. POTTER AND CO., Durham-street FOR SALE AT FREEMAN'S BAT MILLS, Lath Soppett b. GENUINE BONEDUST. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. At Lowest Mabrkt Rates. BONES BOUGHT IN ANF QUANTITY, at the Mill, OATS AND MAIZE CRUSHED. D. a MOKENZIE, Fort-street. April 20th. |p O R S A L E, At Lowest Market Rates t - Rosin, Pitoh, and Tar Kerosene, Palnt,and'OUve Oils Champion's, Boon's, and Storer's Genuine Whito Lead, In wood Munts Metal and Nails Large Stock of Canvas, various brands Wiro Rope, from __ lnoh to _ lnoh Bolt Rope, Hemp, and Manilla Rope, nil Patent Windlass (wood), Frills, and Palls Anchors, from 16 owt to 10 lbs Chains, from i lnoh tc 1 lnoh. Colza and Fish OH. D. H MOKENZIE, ' FORT-STREET. March 18. 1882. (Junson & Martin* HAVE ON SALE: * GRAIN—Seed Wheat, Fowl Wheat, Maize, Oats and Beans (crushed and whole), Tartarian and Potato Seed Oats, Blaok Oats, Floor, Oatmeal, Bran, Sharps, and Chaff. FOTATOES-Good Table Potatoes, Early Seed Potatoes, MANURES—Genuine Bonedust (coarse and fine), Boneflour, ond Guano. SEKDS-Rya Grass. Cocksfoot, Red and White Clover, &o„ Sec DAIRY PRODUCE-Cbolce Local and Tara naki Roll Butter (ln -tors"and boxes). Prime Salt Butter, Cheese. , . TO ARRIVE - Seed Wheat, Fowl Wheat, Barley, Prime Sample Oamaru Pota toes, and Lapstone Flukes, Baoon and Hams, Cheese, Oatmeal, Wood's Floor On ICtS. and fiO's). TBE ABOVE AT LOWEST RATBB, GUNSON & MARTIN, GRAIN, SEED ft PRODUCE MERCHANTS, . AND COMMISSION AGENTS. 53, CUSTOM-HOUSE.STREET (Adjoining Messrs. Wins tone's), ACC KI.ANI). Dividends. T^HE UNION FIRE AND MARHSE INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW ZEAL IND. The Transfer Books ot this Company will be Closed from 31st Mar till the Ith Jnly In* oluslve. W. DEVENISH MEARS. General Manager. Chrlatohurch, 25th May, 1882. Board and Kesidence. AILWAY DINING ROOMS, Queen-street Whahi. WILLIAM PYE, PboPBIKTOB, Good aooommodatlon for Boarders and Travellers at moderate oharges. Cleanliness and olvlllty are the characteristics of this house. Tho table and beds oannot be surpassed by any house in town. '■ The Proprietor has had a very long experience as a Restaurant Keeper, and he feels assured ' that any person giving hia house a trial will be i quite oonviaced tbat the aooommodatlon lt - affords oannot be surpassed, THE ONLY HOUdE ON THE WHARF. Board and Lodging, Al per week. Beds, Is. OUING WOMEN'S INSTITUTE AND BOARDING-HOUSE. QUEEN-BTESKT, Open dally from 10 tun. till B.SO p.m. 1 Dinner and Lunoheon trom 12 to i VJ3S, Tea ) from Sto 7 p.m. ) Boarding-house for Young Ladles who-are oooupled during tho day. Terais on application • to tho Hon. Seoretary. ... , Y.W.O. A. Meeting overy Thursday. IJP P.m. i Qovornesa', Agency- l-emMs" __P__i_\_f lending Library In connection Witt Uw *»«-• tuts. '



TENDERS. I HAMILTON-MORRINSVILLE ANE HAMILTON-CAMBRIDGE RAILWAYS. ', 50,000 RAILWAY BLKEPERS CONTRAOT. i PubUo Works Ofllce. r .-uekland, May 25,1882. 1 Written Tenders will be received at this i offlee until noon ot THUR3DAIT, the 16th • June, 1882, for Supplying. Delivering, and i .ataoklng at any Railway Station between ■ Helensvllle, Auokland, and To Awamutu, i 50,000 Railway Sleepers. Tenders will be ie o.lved for the whole number or any number not le_s than 500. The Sleepers may be either Purlri, Totara. or Kauri. Specifications and ■ conditions of contraot can be soon at this ofllce, ! at the Public Works Offloea at Hamilton, Kawa Kawa, and Whangarei; at the Railway Sta tions at Helensvilio and Pukekohe; and at the Warden's Office, Thames. Tenders must be ad dressed to the Hon. the Minister for Publio Works, Auckland; and marked outside, " Ten der for Railway Sleopßrs." The lowoßt or any ; Tender will not necessarily be accepted. By oommand. W. H: HALES, Distrlot Bnglneor, TWEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS, Feinted .tatloneby, General Manager's Offloe, WelUngton, 25th May, 1882. Separate Written Tenders will bo received at this offlco up to noon of MONDAY, 19th June. 1882, for the Supply and Dollvory ot Printed Stationery for North and Middle Island Rail ways. Samples and epsol-toation may be soon, and forma ot. tender obtained, at the Stores Man agers Office. Wellington. Storekeepers' Offloos, Auokland, ChrUUchuroh, and Dunedin. Tenders to be addressed to the General Man afcer New Zealand Railways. Wellington, and marked outside, "Tender for Printed Sta tionery." The lowoßt or any tender will not necessarily be accepted. J. P. MAXWRLL, General Manager New Zealand Railways. _ Noro.—ln reference to the above, thecontract time is hereby EXTENDED to 80th JUNE, 1882. J. P. MAXWELL, ... „__ General Manager, Ist Jnne, 1882. _tß_t____i_i TpINGINE.SHED CONTRACT. AUOKLAND RAILWAY STATION. Public Works Offlco, Wellington, 23rd May, 1882. Tenders will bo received at thi. offloe until noon on FRIDAY, the 23rd June, 1882. for the above contraot They are to be marked on the outside "Tender for Engine-shed Contraot," Auoklond Railway Station, and addressed to the Hon. the Minister for Publio Works: Tele graphic Tenders, similarly addressed and marked, will be reoelved lt presented at any Telegraph Offlco by noon of the same date, provided that Tenders as above are lodged at any District or ResUent Engineer's Offloe by the same hoar. Drawings, specifications, and general conditions may be seen at this office, and at the Pnbllo Works Offloaa, Grahamstown, Auokland, Wanganui, at the Railway Offloe, Napier, and Chiei Surveyor's Office, New Ply mouth: Tbe lowest or any Tender not neces sarily oooepted. By command! JOHN BLAOKBTT. Engineer in Charge, North laland. -. Public Works Offloo * (Architect's Branoh), WelUngton. June 3,1882. TENDERS nre invited for. Additions to Pott and Telegraph Offloe, Pukekohe, Auckland. General conditions, spooifio-tlons, and drawings may be seen at the Publio Works Office /Architect'- Branou), Wellington and at the Publio Works Offices at Auokland and Hamilton. Tenders addrested to the Hon. the Minister for Pnbllo Works, and marked outside " Tenfi«ir for Additions to Poat and Telegraphic Offloe, Pukekohe," will bs reoelved at the above offloe up to noon of BATURDAY, tho 17th day ot June, 1882. Telegraphic Tenders will be re oelved, provided the original Tender and do- Sosit are lodged with tho nearest District ingineer at the time above sosoified. the lowest or any Tender not necessarily aocopted. B;r command. P. F. M. BURROWS. Arohiteot P. W. m ii n d c r . TO TIMBER MERCHANTS, &0. Tenders are invited for the snpply of about 200 (more at less) Totara Piles, ranging ln length from SO to 60 feet, and from 16 x 16 at thick end to 10 x 10 at thin end. rpO BR IC KM AXE RS . NORTH SHORE, NEIGHBOURHOOD OF DUCK CREEK. Contractors ore invite! to tender for the making ot ~000,0.0 HAND-MADE or Anokland raade (pug mill) BRICKS. Tenderers must be praotloal men, and be pre pared to give substantial seourlty for fulfilment of contract. Tenders to be addreßsad to A. Falrgrleve, as underneath, and must bo sent in on or before FRIDAY. June 23. Particulars and .peoifloations, with referenoß to toth of above, may be had on application to N. Harker, 97, Qneen-street. A. FAIRGRIBVE. /T. O B U I L D ER 8, Tenders will be reoelved nntil noon ot SATURDAY. June 17th, for the Ereotlon and Completion of Premises for the Onehunga Building Soolety, EDWARD BARTLEY, Arohiteot r|T O BUILDERS. Tenders will be reoelved up to noon on THURSDAY. Jnly 13. tor the Erection and Completion ot Addition? to the Bank of New Zealand, Auckland, Plans, Sec, at our offices, Queen-street. EDW. MAHONEY ft SON. Architects. mOBUIL D E R S. Tenders will be received np to nun on THURSDAY, the 22nd Instant, for the Kreotlon ot Brick Stables ln Albert-street for V, Quick, Ksq Flans, &a, at our offices, Qaeen-street. EDW. MAHONEY ft SON, ArohltectE. mo BUILDERS. Tenders will be reoelved until noon ot SATURDAY next, 17th inßtant, for tho Erec tion of a Briok Store ln Cu_tO-.-hous_-_.reet East. Plans at my offlco. 83. Queen-streot. BENRY G. WADE, Architeot. TENDERS invited until 19th instant for Verandah and Improvements to a House ln Ponsonby.—Apply J. Wilson, Bootmaker, Shortland-street. . r fiENDERS will he received till Monday, X 19th instant, at noon, for the Building of an Oddfellows' Hall In Ponsonby. Plans and specifications to be seen at the Royal Insuranco Offloe, Shortland-street. Tha lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. uorppration Notices. -*_YY_T_^t_ QITY OF AUCKLAND. WATKRWOBKS AMENDED BF-LA.W AND BATSS OF CHARGES FOR WATER SUP PLIES, Notloe Is hereby given that the amended By law fixing the Rates of Charges for Water Sup plies, fto., wlUbeoonsideredby the City Counoll at its next Ordinary Sitting on THURSDAY, the 15th ot June, 1882. P. A, PHILIPS, __ Town Clerk. Town Clerk's Offloe. Juno 6. mv. THE AUCKLAND PLUMBING _ WORKB., J. PETFORD, WATER AND GAS FITTER, AND HOUSE AND SHIP PLUMBER. Superior Corrugated Tanks, made to every Size and Prloo, from 355. WATER AND GAS LAID ON AT ' Great Reduction. Note tbe addftsss- J. PETFORD, hlqh-Btrkkt and vulcan lane, Auckland,



, Ili " 1.-.. Amusements, ST. BENEDICT'S CHURCH, NEWTON. A GRAND SACRED CONCERT j Under the Patronage of tho Vory Rev. H. I Fynes, Vio.-Cap„ and Clergy), Will bo held Inthe .NEW BUIt DI N Q (Prior to Its Conseoratlon), On THURBDAY, JUN-C22. 18S2. J Herr Carl Sohmitt will Conduct. j Body of the Building, 3s, ( Reserved Seats, Ss. Doors open at 7.30 p.m., oommenoe at 8. ! OWEN MAHON. ; Hon. Soo. ! Lectures. . ~. j ITIHURSDAY LECTURES AT THE A T HE N M _■ _t > i. (Lote Newton Klrh), BY D K. W A' I. L I S . _. Subjoots- . .Dateof Leotnrcßl i. Physical Life and Evolutlon _ . Jam. . -.. 15thJuno 5. Antiquity of Man .. _ 22nd Juno 6. Demooraoy and l_ooal Govern „.,..»'.•_ ... .. -29th Juno 7. Debt of New Zaaland and Ro- .---_ pudiation _ ._ ..6th July * 8. Spiritism _ 13th Jnly 9. Proportional Representation.. 20th July" ---10. Tho Lungs and Pulmonary i/. Consumption „ 27th Jnly > 11. Tho Heart and Heart Disease 3rd August 12. Wit and Humour and Fun _ 10th Augußt Questions and Dlsonsslon invited.—Lectures to begin at 7.30 p.m. , ... tiokets for the Course, Five Shillings; Singlft Lecture Sixpence. YOUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION, Corner ot V-. Welleslky and Albert-stbeets, ANN UAL V/OURSE of JUKOTURES, 1882, June 23-Kntertalnment, Musical and L.t_raiy July 7-Lecture: "Homes without Hands,1} Ulustrated by Limelight Vlows-Poroy xki Smallneldi , - Ju!y2B-Eniertalnment, Musloal and Literary, Aug. 11-Leoture. "English University Ufa Thirty Years Ago" Bishop Cowle. Ang. 25-Entertainment Musloal and Literary. Sept I—Leoture: " Ten Days in Palestine".. J Rev. A. Reid. Sept 29-Entertalnment, Musical and Literary,' Oot2o-(To be announced)....MrT.Spurgeon, To Commence at 7.30. Beats reserved for Tloketholders till 7.20. Tlokets for the Course (to admit bearer ana lady) 6s; Single Tickets for. Course, 8s 6a. Single Tickets, Is, to bo obtained trom tha Booksellers, Members of Committee, and at tho Roomsi '. . . ;•..;: THOMAS BUDDLE. Hon. Sets. Hr_x._at_o_.__. OPERATIC niAH' PER a T I o Ul A B;8. MR. GORDON GOOOH has tho honour ta announce to his musical friends and other lady and gentlemen amateurs, that his Class for tho praotioe ot Balfe's popular ODera "THK BOHEMIAN GIRL" wifioommoSoeabout tha ond of June. The fee of membership will be 10/8. and will entitle each member to ono complimentary tlpkot to the Concert performance. Asthoßtndy of the musio will neoosßitate 6 months' zoaloua attention and work before Its production in concert form, Mr. Goooh hopes,—by making tha fee for admission very moderate,—that all amateur vocalists deatrous ot taking part in tha work will be ablß to Join OlassTand enter (coj» amore) into tho praotlce of the Opera music. - The weekly meetings wUI be held on Thurs day evenings, at 8 o'clook, in the School Room at roar ot supreme Court. All ladies and gen men desirous of joining Class, and at tho samo time Bpendlogmany musical evenings of prac tice, are requested to send ln their names any time before the announcement ot first mooting. Albert Park. ' " k. p o o l c y; • Mendelssohn Villa, karangahapb road, Oboanibt of St. Matthew's Chobob, '" Reoelves Pupils for the ORGAN, PIANO FORTE. AND SINGING, at his address, as - above, or at residenoe ot Pupils. A Quarter may bo commenced from date ot First Lesson. \ rji 6 PAR ENT st 7 MADAME FOLEY, from Paris, la dbslrona of obtaining a few Juvenile Pupils forlnatruo- tlon on tho Pianoforte nnd Slnglnn. Terma (moderate) may be ascertained on application at oottoEe next door to Plumley's, Dentist Hob aon-Btreat jjjj JS." J-. H WO O JL) HAM, TKAOHBB OF THE PIAKOFORIB AND Habmonium. , ho Ju_i& rOBS"C *r<' 0t AnoUan* Mo6^ Waw.' 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Aiokin's SYittrp or Hypophos phites of Lnu and Soda, ospeolslly suitable In some eases ot long diseases. and is most palatable and cordial oao__ teaspopnful contains throe grain* bum hypophosphlte of lime and one.and t half grains hypophosphlte of soda. Bold in bottles at 2s 6d eaoh. , ' Reouest your medioal advi 'es? to tw the Local Syrups of HypopitosphitS -toragtbT AuaK ot de^»a^ifom AICKIN, * Wholesale Manufacturing Chomist The Pharmoov. Auckland '.«gHOULD BR IN BVERY HOUSE." CRAWFORD'S S A R S A P A R ILL A TONIC Is an lnvalnable:remedy tor Nervonsness, Glddl neas, Low Spirits, Indigestion, Headache. Ohronlo Diarrhoea, Impoverished Blood, General Debility, Neuralgia., Pimples ana Blotohes on the face, Eruptive diseases ct tha Skin, &c; and as an APPETIZER, lt stands unrivalled. Itnoveidlßfrarbathemastdeltasta stomach, hut In most oases greatly assist! DIGESTION and ASSIMILATION Ot ft NUIRIMENT. BUSINESS MEN,. 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