The Auckland Evening Star.

Vol. XIII.—No. 3,698.

AUCKLAND, N.Z., SATUROAJ, JUNE 17, 1882,

(Published Daily)

PRICE: ONti PENNY



Shipping. V\ /% <U COMPANY OF NK\* fe^tgAeA Z«ALAND (Lmiotd), | ; i^-_Sl_^ timk Table— j|! Jdjsk, 1882. fOB GISBORNE, NAPISK, WKLUNGTON, I.YTTKLTON, PORT CHALMERS. Aire BLUFF Itkom OuE-a-t-flTrmrr Wharf) Btooraer, Data of Sailing, Latest Train. IM*NAPOUiu Saturday, 21,10 a.m. — ARAWata Thursday, 29,10 a.m, — FOS TARANAK.I. NELSON. PICTON. VVXL WNQTON. LYTTKLTON, AND WEST Coast Ports 'Fbom MAirugAUl. pg.iunv Tnosday. 20,10 a.m. 9.10 a.m. Waitaki On arrival of mall — ?OK MKLBOURWB. Vta OQUTHI MiNAPOURi* Saturday, 21.10 a.m. - Abawata Thursday, 29,10 a.m. — "Calling at Hobart. gQR UYDNKY. Rotorua Tuesday, 27,1 p.m. — B-Olt BYDNKY UTRQM Wki,i,ingtoml. Wakatipo I erlday, 23 I — (Passßngora per Pongaln on Tuesday, 20) .KQR LEVUKA AND SUVA. Taiaroa | Friday. 23, 6 p.m. | — t_~ Cargo must bo booked and alongside one hoar before advertised time of departure. During May Hpoctal Tickets will be Issued to Lyttolton, available for return until Jane 30. Pf-BRago tlokots most be takon at the Com^ pony's OfHoe. Aookland Branch, 109, Qaeen street. QTEAM TO LONDON. ORIENT UNK <^**S™B* The following Steamships be longing to the Orient Steam Navigation Com pany (Limited) and the Paolflo Steam Naviga tion Comoany, will leave BYDNKY at the undermentioned dates tor MKLBOURNK, ADSCiUD-C and LONDON, via Bnez (3anftl;— Steamer. f Reg. Ton'ge I Pate. AUSTRAL (£6OO July 3 GARONNB.. 3878 July 17 POTO3I 4 213 July 31 CHI\tBORAZ'O._ 8,817 August 14 JOHN BLDMR 4.152 August 28 And tho Service will be maintained by suc ceeding steamers at Intervals of a Fortnight, Anokinnd possongorß (or Austral may prooeed per Rotorua on June 27. Faros to London, IS to 70 guineas. Suez Canal Dues. 8s In addition. Parcels booked through to London. Passengers oan book from Anokland at a through rate to cover Intocolonlal fare and Canal dues and to seoure special advantages. Passages from London can bo granted in Auoklann. For plans and full particulars, apply. In Lon don, to F. Green & Co., Joint Managers of the Lino; or to tho Agents In Auokland. UNION BTKAMBHIP 00. OF N.Z. (Limitkd), Queen-street. •tSfcStfe^ OENINSULAK AND OKl d&S&iw-^ 'KNTAL BTKAM NAVIGA "'^'^^"^TION COMPANY, The Company's Steamships (under oontnot With tha Yiotorlan Government for the convey ance of her Majesty's malls) will be deepatohed t « ur n., Leave I Leave Leave "'"M"*"' Sydney iMelbTn' Ad'lsde MAl_,WA.._...._ Juno V 8 I July 4 July 6 BUTLTCJ JulylS I July 18 JnlyM MIRZAPORK.... July 28 I Aug. 1 Aug. 3 RAVKNNA Aug. 9 Aug.ls Aug. 17 ROME Aug. 23 ' Ann. 29 Aug. SI Rente i—lt 1b Intended to donpatoh these Steamers for Plymouth and London vis Point de BivDo. Passengers tor Kngland will therefore not require to change steamers. Bates ol pasßago money to Plymouth or Lon don i £70 drat, and £15 second-doss j Italian ports, BB,s first, and £10 second-class. Passengers booking at Auokland seonra speoial advantages. Sat further particulars respecting passcge money and freight npply to ORUIOSSHANK ft 0O« Agents, 18, Qnoen-street. Anokland. ciSk*^ nVTOKTHJSttCT STEAMSHIP l^^^Xl COMPANY (LIMITED). TIMK-TABLK-JUNE. Weather and other olroamßtancoe permitting). TOR TAURANGA AND BAY OF PLENTY PORTB, Stkambk. I Datk of BAiuwa. Gleaeig Monday, 19. S p m Glonelg Thursday. 24. ii p m Wellington Monaay, 26. 5 p m Wellington Thursday, 29.6 p m ConneotaAt Tauranga tor Opo- Btaffa tiki and Bay of Plenty Ports every Tuesday. FOR RUSSELL, WHANOAROA, AND MAN- QONPI. Welling ton I Monday, 19,6 p m GlOnolg I Mcaday. 26. 5p m FOR WBANGARKI AND WHANQARKI HEADS. Every 1 uesday and Friday, at Argyle (Carrying passengers and cargo for Waipn) FOR MANQAPAL Argyle I Every Tuesday, at 6p m FOR MERCURY BAY. Piegal | Every Monday, at' 4p m " FOR MANOAWAI. Flngal | Hl^ery Thnrad&y. at 6p m for WAITARA (from Onehnnga). Maocrogor I Mon^ ay. 19,1 p.m. FOR HQKIANQA (from Onehnnga). Bowena | Tuesday, 20.1 p.m. Ist Oargo must be booked and alongside one hour before advertised time of departure. Pas.ago tlokets must be taken at the Com. Dany's Office, No. 07, Queen-street, Auckland. A. MCGREGOR, Managing Director. _av»_, THOlt WAITAR A.—The jEllS**" J* Northern Steamship Co.'s s.s. BS™aB?MACGREGOR will leave the One hunga Wharf as above (weather and (rther olr enmstanoes permitting) on MONDAY next. June 19, at 1 p.m.—For freight or passage apply at the offioe of tho Company. 67, Qneen-street, Auokland; or to A. Barnes. Onehttnga,—A. MoGkmor, Managing Direotor. igas_. B/.OR HOKIANGA.—The 7___%£3£-s' V Northern Steamship Co.'s 8.8. c'^»s«^ ROWKNA will leave the Onehnnga Wharf as above (weather and other oiroam- Bt-tnoes permlttlnu) on IUE9DAY, June 20, at 1 p.m.—For freight or passage apply at the Com pany a OIHoe, 67. Queen-street, Auokland; or.lto A. Barnes, Onehunga.—A. McGregor, Man aging Direotor. _Bar3fr<_J. WAKAM TO THAMES, CAft. J&^^^O RYING PASBKNGBHB AND •««■■_rf»7 CARGO, OOHNKOrit-O IWITH OHCSH mam, oisc_.no, waitoa plains, ahd Mohbrw »ii,rj3 (Piako Dlatriot-. Timk Tablb, B.S, ROTOMAHAHA, From Auokland > Saturday. 3 afternoon Monday, 4 afternoon Tuesday, 4.30 afternoon Wednesday, 4.30 afternoon Friday, 5.30 afternoon From Thames t Monday, 8.30 morning Tuesday. 9 morning Wednesday. 9 morning Thursday, 10 morning Saturday, 12 noon FARES (3INGLK)- ■■ ... Saloon: Seven Shllllngß and Sixpence (78 8d) Steerage: Five Shilltnga (ss). Freight through to Te Aroha, 26s per ton. No cargo received within half an hour oi Rd verUsed time of loavintf. ___J_ FRABKR 8! TINNK, Agent. jM^a. QTKAM TO IHI *^^^, ■ THAMES, »ii&ssl»fr OHINHMURLWAITBSAUBI WAIHI. TE AROHA GOLDFIELDS, MOB RINSViLLK, WAITOA PLAINS. AND GRAN 1 AND FOSTER'S SETTLEMENT. ENTEKPKUE NO. 2, P.S, TB AROHA, & P.S, PATIKI. From Anokland i From Thames I — Saturday, 9 p.m. Monday, 12 midnight Tuesday, 11.30 a.m. Wednesday, 12 midnight Thursday, 1 p m. The time-table of river steamers to bejieen a Enterprise Offioe, Thames. Fares To Thames - Saloon, 7s 6d; Steerage, M To Ohluemurl through. 5s extra To T3 J.roha fJu-ough, 10s extra Not ro-pans! ale for shipping, carrying, or dls ohfttSißKUveßt<}6fe, A.N.S.FEBRYCO.. Agents. i^^^Tp O E S A L E :^_mWSS^ VKS3KLB from 15 to 100 tons re glster; also. 'tfWO BTEAMEBB sultoble t. ooaatluK trade.—Apply to : F. __m__Xß. 81, Quoen-fltreet.



Shipping. ftAfc. TTOR GISBORNE AND • lOiS^v " KAST COAST PORTS. _JgCM& The Sohooner GISBORNE, John _xc__xg^ H. Skinner, Master, will take In Cargo at Qucon-Btroet Wharf on Monday and Taesday, and sail on WEDNES DAY EVENING, 21st ln ß t. 0. J. HUTOHINBON. Agent, V^ 8- COROMAHDBI, The fast and favourite 8.H.; OOROMANDEL, Captain, W. D. HargraTe, Tims-Table. ' Leaves Auokland t Leavos Coromandel i Monday, 19,12 noon Tuesday. 20 12 noon Wednesday, 21,12 noon Thursday, 22,12 noon Friday, 23 1 p.m. Saturday, 24.12 noon Weather and other olroumstnnooH permltMiia. All parcels to be prepaid at offioe, No. 0, Queen-street Wharf. Not .-eaponalblo in shipping, oarrylng, or landing live stock, A. B. H BWINOLKY. Manager. jafflr-, W^AIUKU & ONEHUNGA Sl^^ "» STEAM NAVIGATION Co. :IW™*W (IlIMITEIl), Tnjtn Tadlb- Junk, 1883. S.S. MANUKAU, Leaves Onohungs I Leaves Wolnkn I Jano Jane 17—Hatnrday. O.SOa m 17-Saturday, Ham ID -Monday, 8 a ra 19-Monday. 12.30 p in 21—WodnoBday, 9am 21—Wodnosdny. 1,30pm 24-Saturday, 1030 p m 21—Saturday, 3SO p m 20—Monday, 1.30 p m 27-Tuesday. 7am 27—Tuesday, 3pm 28—Wednesday. 8 a m 30—Friday, 6pm Joly 1 -Saturday, 10 a m For Mtuinkau Headß, evory ThurHday, at 8 a m By order of the Directors, nil Freight nun t be prsiaild. . A. CUNNINGHAM. Aatnt, «W*!se^ QTE A M TO THE HO T ' ,3~lSsiO SPRINGS, MAHURANGI. SSD**SSW MATAKANA, KAWAU, AWD 3MAHA, Xhe a& ROSE OAKKY. Al at Lloydi. W. BomerviUe. Mastor. for Hoi Springs, Matakano, Kawao, and Omaha—Every Tuesday at 11 o'olook, re turning on Wednesday. fot Hot Springs and Mat unvngl—Every Than* day and Saturday at 11 a.m„ returning on Monday and Friday. No Pwoels or Good* taken without shipping j note. Vot freight or passage apply to H. J, WICKHNB. Drapery and OlotHing. _/^™~~^o\ £/ "y' AND ■ \ DEFERRED \\ [j P A V M E N T I 11 SYSTEM. I \jr_ „*/ N^iLlG^ TAILORS, DRAPERS, AND OUTFITTERS HOBSON- STREST (Nearly opposite Wellington-street), Hare T Weu ■ Aj3Bohtrd STOCK ot tha BEST CLASS GOODS. AU Tweeds thoroughly shrunk before being mado np, and fit and wnrkmnnshlp stuaran .cod. The Dtferrtd Payment System has been found 10 be a great boon, by enabling those with limited lnoomes to procure nooeeaarlca la the easiest possible way. INSPECTION INVITED V*7" ELLJSSLJKY HOUSE. A. LOVETT, Begs to Intimate to his Cuatomera and the Publlo gonerally, that hia WINTER S'IOOK OF NICW FABHIONABIJS t. CHEAP DKAPKRY & MILLINERY la Now to Band. Dregs Goods in all the Leading Fashionable Shades and Textures. Caiieooa from Sd, Flan nels from Sid nor yard. Sheeting (ram lOd. A Large Stock of Tweeds in all qualities. Blankets from 6a nd a pair. Extra Valae in Corsets, from 2s W. A Leading Novelty Ib tha " Flexible Hip " Corset, very oom fortable and durable, 7s Od. New Styles in Ladies' Jaokets and Ulsters, Including the Dolman Ulster. Ladles' and Children's Underclothing and Baby Linen, in Gr»at Variety. A Choice Stock ot Ladles' and Children's Bats and Bonnets, trimmodand untrimmed: Flowers, Feathers, eto. A Good Blaok Frenoh Merino, st 2a 6d yard; Blaok Cashmere from Is. Conn try Orders reoelve apeoial attention. One Shilling in the £ Disoount on all Cash Purchases of 20s and upwards, Ar o v E T T, • A J Draper, Wellealey-fltreet imotiev TMfONKY TO LEND on Mortgage of Flriit-otarm Freehold Beonrittee. WM. COLKMAN. SollolMr, Corner of Queen and Shortlond-str M ONE if XO WIND, ou approves! teonrl-T, E. &., Txl-KR, Boiloltor. Vnloar. lane. «/j ONEY XU LKKD, In large or sm»I) »S_i. (mine, at nenal rates of iutorost, OONNKLL.& COOPKR, BoUoitora, ' Vulcan liana. MONEY TO LEND, in sums ot £KOC fend npwards, at 7 per oont JACKSON ft RUSSELL, Solloltora, Fort-gteeet, V.fadi. TO LEND In Sums oi £508 3.O\J V V and upwards.- V. Ring. Short -tnd-Brteet. ' £5,000 B * 1- A R D '■ .. H A R T, Of the London Loan Offioe, having a large amount of Money on hand, and nnablo to Invest It to advantage. Is determined to Lend it oat on , Personal 3eourity at greatly reduced rates of interost. Repayable by weekly or monthly In -1 stalments, or any other way to suit Borrowers. Promissory Notes discounted. Renewals ; effooted If required. Money Lent on every description of goods. LOHDON LOAN OFFICE, 1 Under Theatre' Royal, Vlctoria-st, Anokland. "y lOTORIAN LOAN AJND Dlß> ! COU.NI AGENCY. HIGH STREET, AUCKLAND 1 Tho tebore Agonor having Opened _ Branch ' In Anokland Is prepared to Advance Stuns oi Money, frotc .310 to -31,000, on Personal Seourlty, Deeds of Property, Sharee n Publlo Companies, and other Securities nt current rates. Bills Discounted Doily, Reno-wals-effected. 1 To accommodate Borrowers Loan loi-lssrt '<: x £io May be repaid In inataiments of Ids per wee £_0 Mar be repaid In Instalments of Wa per woek, Or by any other mutual agreement All oommnnloations, either personally 01 by letter, strictly confidential, Address— H*GH. STREET. Next Auckland Hotel). Box 80. Post-offloa Board ana tcesidenoe. , RAILWAY DINING ROOMS, Queen-street Wharf. WILLIAM PYE, Proprietor, • Good accommodation for Boarders and Travellers at inoderato charges. Cieaullnoss and civility are the oharaoterißtlcs ot this house. • The table and beds cannot be surpassed by any 5 house In town. The Proprietor has had a very long experience as a Reßtanrant Keeper, and he feels assured that any person giving hia honse a trial will be :, quite convinced that the accommodation It •„ affords cannot be surpassed, THB ONLY HOUSE ON THE WHARFi Board and Lodging, £1 per week. Beds. 18. OUJNW WOMEN'S INSTITUTE! AND BOARDING-HOUSE, Queen-street, Open dcillr from 10 a.m. till D.M p.m, t Dinner and Luncheon from 12 to 3 p.m. Tea from 6to 7 p.m. _ _ _, . Boardlng-honse for Young Ladies who aie ocoupled dniing the day. Terms on application to the Hon. Secretory. _ W.C.A. Meeting every Thursday, 5.80 p.m, Governess* Agency, ii-ervanse' K-JfW"T. anp I" lending Library in oonnoottoa with Gia I:.oil tafci _^__— - "I iBL t. "-H O' S_ B B O tt, '" HOBSSJ. rfHIP, BISN, ANB aKHKRAS % DECOEATIVB FAINXER,



Business Notices. j j^OTIOE OF PARTNERSHIP.* W. GUNSON, in thanking his friends and tho general . üblio for tho voryjcordlal support hitherto accorded him, begs to state ho has taken into Partnership MR It. W. MAKTIN, for many years with Mr Chas. Major (lato mer chant), of this city; and that from the Ist Juno proximo, the Business will bo carried on under tho BtylTS. or firm, of GUNSON & MARTIN, General Produoo, Grain, Seed Merchants, and Commission Agents, "REMOVAL. On tho abovo date, the Business will bo Re moved to thoso New and Commodious Promises rooently erected by Messrs W. and G. Win stone, in Custom-houße-street, whore, with in creased facilities for working, and ovory con venience, with strict attention to the ii.tore-.tß Of their customers, ootnblned with moderate charges, a still further support is confidently loot-od (or, and rospootfully eolloltod. Anokland, May 29.1882, -^ ram_a_u _ o v _\ a, V CARTER. CONTRAOTOR. &0 Goods Carted and Delivered from ship's aide OB Shortest Notloe. Ballast Supplied, Nhwoabtlx anii Bay o* Islands Ooit ALSO. Firewood (out and nnontl reasonable.. OULMAN'S PHOTO .KOOMS, JL yiIOKTLANT>-BTK_->_T, Tourists an( Visitors ore Invited to Inspect Pulm&n's Views of the Hot Lokos, Auckland and Bush Boonery, /to. The Kroatosi varloty of Original Portraits of Maori Celebrities In Now Zealand. PHOTOGRAPHY IN AM, ITS BEANCHEB I> O B E li~T WOODS Al BOOT AND SHOE MANUFACTURER, CORLEY'S BUILDINGS. HonsoN-STREET (Opposite tho Prince Arthur Hotel). EVKBY DESCRIPTION OK REPAIIIS NEATLY EXECUTED, A Trial 8olloIt(-d. WUPEHIOR CORRUGATED TAJMiUJ, J. L. KEAN (Lath Althko .mi.H, Has for Salo a number of the abovo, with Taps ready tor use, at reduced ratos, at his Shop, K.Ulott-street, Largo quantities of Spouting Ridging, and Down Pipes always in stock. Verandah Iron onrved at the shortest notice. Country ordors will olwaya. reoelvo his prompt attention. Lead washers always on hand. jy O X I 0 E, Mr E. G. SAND ALL Wishes to Inform his frionds and tho pnbllo In general that he has Opened tho Butohor'a Hhop In Wakoflold-strcet lately oconplod by Fowler and Co, and hopo. by kouplng tho best qnallty of Moat and strict attention to business to merit' a fair share of their support. E. G. SANDALL. May 4.1552. MOTICE OP IARTNERSUIP AND 17% REMOVAL. C G. HILI. while aoknowledKinf? with thanks tho hearty support uoonrded him hlt.hor to, bogs to stiito that the growth ot hia business has induced him to tnko Into partnership Mil Geo. Plummi.'U, and that tho buslnoss will In futnro bo oarrlcd on undm- tho name ot C. G. Hit. I, & CD. After tho 31st May, tbo bustness will be Removed to thoso Commodious Premises next door to Mr Brldgman, Draper, Upper Quoon-street, where, wish increased fanilltli's for carrying on tholr business, and by strict Attention to Ordors for Materials or Out door Work, thoy hope for a further rhuro of patronage. C. v. H. & CO. confidently invito • inspeedon ot tholr Large a took of Glass, Paints, Paporhanglngs, Pictures, Gilt and other Mould ings. Paint Brushes. Sea., whtoh, being their own direct Importing, are offered at tha Lowest Remunerative Prloeß.—Wolloeley-streot, May 15.1882. |_F O _ t A S_ JS S. In ordor to avoid mistakes and acoidonts, I have made arrangements with MR ROBERTSON, tho Proprietor of tho Roj al Mall Cooohco, To Ron Passengers through to Lake Homo, from TAURANGA to OHINEMUTU, WAI ROA, and TAUPO. Tourists can obtain Buggies at oil times at Tauranga and Ohlnotnuiu, and oon dopond upon good Coaches, Buggies, Horses, and sober and of,vil drlv era, at Lowest Rates. ROBERT GRAHAM. Lako Hon no, Ohlnomutu, Kebrnary.M, 1882. 13 OTOMAHANA HOT LA&B8. A LIMITKDINUMBEHOF FIRST-CLASS THROUGH TICKETS Will bo Issued for THE HOT LAKES, Tourists will have tha advantage of staying at LAKE HOUSE, Ohlnomutu, which will bo found tho mot comfortable Hotel In the Leke District. No other tickets but those issued by mo avail able for Lako Housoi R. GRAHAM, Jon., National Inßuranoo Buildings, 83, Queen-street, Anokland. Auckland. March IS. IKB2. JO H « M . HABL kT T, BUILD i£B, HOWBK AND SHIP JOINER, &0„ Fokt-btrkbt, Auckland. Having oominenced bnslnees in the above line, is now prepared to reoolvo orders for every dosoripHon of Carpenters' and Joiners' Work. Offlco Flttlngß. Shop Fronts. Counters, Shelves, Preooos, Cupboards, etc. Evory doaorlption of work connected with the trade, from House Bnildlng down, exeoatod on the Shortest Notice, and moat Reasonable Terms. FORT-STREKT, Two Doors from CnstomhoußO Hotel. "RJ O T 1 0 B, -131 «|| W, H. SKINNER, AROHITEOT, Has taken offices formerly occupied by the City Council, and over Messrs, Upton nd Co/a, Qnoen-etreet. STA?FOEIJvPIJRMAN7PBS_^nSAL CLIPPERBi Horses carefully Clipped. Charges—Moderate. All ordors left at i.ondrum'a or Young's Stables pnnotnaliy attended to. — N.B.—Any orders left at Cook's Stables not attended to. B. MARRIOTT, • AUCTIONEER, VALUATOR, HOUSE, LAND AND GENERAL COMMIS SION AGENT, Karangahape Road, Auokland. {ST OPT-POOB SALES ATTENDED. *B> mo THE PUBLIC. RICHARD UEOHGE, BUTCHER AND GKNKRAL PURVEYOR, Respectfully BOlicits the pnbllo to try his CHOICE STUCK OH1 MEAT, at Lowest Possible Piuovb. Famlllos waited on for Orders, Best Quality Corned Beef. Shipping Supplied. Note the Address— MANUKAU ROAD. PARNELL. nHBUIB OF DRAWERS. Very Handsome Chests of Drawers In rioh Mottled Kaon, also Wardrobes and very pretty CholTonlors. at very reasonable prices, for Cash only. The above wood beoo es more beautiful with go. and is always very valuable. W. NORRIS, Cabinet Manufacturer, Top of Shortland-Btroet. BIS JSNRY BRACE & CO. (LIMITED), P. WHOLESALE MANUFACTURERS AND IMPORTERS Of all lands of SADDLERY. High-street, Auckland, EDW. JNO. COX. Manager, JUST O P E N E I>, Finest Brand of Tobaccos, Cigars, and ' Fancy Ooods. 176, QUEEN-STREET, Next Rattray's Clothing Shop. " H, BAILEY, TOBACCONIBT. pEK "EVENING STAR. Mr Editor: Sir.—l Challenge all Opponents of Local Enterprise/be who they may, to Produoe any Foreign Compound for Dyspepsia or Indl goatlon equal to ROBLEYS DIGESTIVE MEAL for Pulse or Porridge- DIGESTIVE BROWN BREAD, and DIGEBTIVE BISCUITS J. RQBLEY. 25, Qbky-STBBBT. /\hbUl. TOMATO SAUCE, Nkw Season—Quality guaranteed, To be. obtained of all Grocers, 1/ per Bottle, G, COZENS, Agent, '27. Qneon-atreet. '"jQI D WAR » BAS__ L_\ % Mil __OHl._tK_ BXiOHBURYS Bmhl)ffl_ BUEKK'tI'SitSMX..



| Public Notices. riHRYSTON -pOULTRY LAKE TAKAVUNA. D. ROBERTSON, PuoriilETOit. i ; BREEDER AND IMPORTER OF PURE-BR ED FOWLS. rriHOSE WHO ENJOY A CUOL SWKET SMOKE, SHOULD TRY OUR SOLACE MIXTURE AND RUBY FLAKK CUT. tar— Fob Cigarrrttks Our YELLOW BIRD TOBACCO Is ollowod to be ABOVE ALL other Brands, .Partridge and Woollams, OPPOSITE UNION BANK. rftHE AUCKLAND PLUMBING JL WORKS. J. petford, WATER AND GAS FITTEK. AND HOUSE AND SHIP PLUMBER. Superior Corrugated Tanks, made to every Size and Prlos, from 85s. WATER AND GAS LAID ON AT Great Reduction. Note tbo address— J. PETFORD, HIGH-STREET AND VULCAN LANE. AtJQKLtWD, ' '^Ail^K^^''' CIiiKKK i> KOTH XX M, ARTIST PHOTOIJRAPHKHS (OPPOBITI. USION HANK), QOHH.BTP.SKI, AVO Xh A KB, Photcgraphy in the Latest and Molt Fnahlonable Styles. Kxecnted Ist a mtniier Unsarpassei) In the Colonies. All Photographs takon by tho INSTi.VTANIOUB PBOOOBS, l-ABQB Oo_X_\.llC_ NKW KRALAND VIKWB A lyf.vs on fa" I ' I A Ii Formosa In .Mono. { \TEVi ZEALAND FERNS, JLI Unmounted, or | ToJrtotnlly Mounted In various ways. j FBOM 12 O P TC 120 YAH KTIK-1, or Sale by j I SR I C CRAIG, | 0 PIUNUICS-BTKKBT. fl B_MWBM3BMBBBMIUIIWBBBBBSMMBB_MB_M. /GROUND LIME. GROUND LIME.! FOR SALE, SOUTUGATE'S MAHURANGI HYDRAULIC GROUND ROCHH LIME, In any qnantlty, for t.'oncrete, Paths, Floors, Collars, eto. (noKt to atone flagging, Is un rivalled for durability and hard-eottlng qualities). Fur tanks and othor wot work it is a first-class material. B. KEANE, SOLE AGENT, CuBTQM-noosK-e-ntßicT. FD A V i S O N • (Late Williams). Foot of Gksy-sirekt, Has a Large and Varlod Assortment of Ladles and Children's Night Drosses, CbomLes, Drawers, Stooklngß, Klbbons, Frilllngs. Wool and bi k Squorca, Tonics, llnaforei; Konoy Jowellery; Stayß, 3s 6d; Kid Gloves, Is 6d; Back Combs, Od ; Straw hats, Od ; Flowers, Od. All Vory Cheap. F. DAVISON, WILLIAM _f UVax AS, Corner Of Lome and Vtotorla-Btreote, Auokland Kntrt BONTTMKMTAIi, MAKBLB, AND GENKBUfc fiTOKKMASOK, ASOHrTEOrDKAI. 3COIiFIOII "AND OABYSB. Inscriptions ooanrate and beautiful Monoments, Tombs, Headstones, and every flescrtntlon nt Stone Work at tha lowest possible rioea for town nnd nanntrv TI/TATS AND MATTING. THE ORIENTAL FIBnE MAT AND MAT TING COMPANY. (BY BOYAL LKTTEHB PATENT), Manufacturers of Patent Mattings Patent Mate Cocoa Mattings and Cocoa Mats Wool Bordered Mats. VOBDA WOBRB, HIOBWOBTB, WILTS (England) Solo Agents for New Zealand I OPPENHEIMER&CO., AUCKLAND, Who will glvo Prices and Terms on application. Ijl H O.M A S E C ARTE R, "*■ IMrOBT»B OF - ,-, PRINTS, MOULDINGS, GLASS, MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, FANCY GOODS, CONOERTINAB, MBLODIANS, VIOLINS, VIOLIN STRINGS AND FITTINGS, AND MUSIC, 88, VICXORIA-STREEI', AUCKLAiSD, SIX DOOBS FKOM iLBICKT-SinEET. Wholesale and Retail Picture Frame Manu facturer, Mnsloal Instrument Maker, Teaoher, Importer and Repairer, Teaoher of tho Pianoforte, Organ, Concertina, Violin. Cornot, and any Brass Inßtrumont. PPER SYMONDS.»TKEET. TO THE PUBLIC. ALFRED T T E B (Late Robortson Bros.) Begs to thank the inhabitants ot Auokland and environs for their patronage sinco taking the above huslness, and wonld remind them that he has now Removed to Nkw spacious Pbbmibks on the alto of the recent fire. Mr Tyor ha. also taken tho adiomlng property, where the business of First-class Fruiterer and Confectioner will be established. By Belling none ban the Boßt Artlolos at Mode rate Prloes, and giving the Publio strict atten tion to aU Orders, tho proprietor solicits that Bupport hitherto aooordec ___«r * i^'A'*y^'4ff-'-^^..*,PM**) PIANOFORTES & HARMONIUMS ontheDeforrcd System of Payments, may be had of Mr Webb, iVellosloy-Bire.it Piano and Harmonium Saloon, withont any addition to the price; or. for Cash a liberal discount will bo allowed. Mr Webb draws speoial attention to his Neumoyer donble over-strung Iron Framed Pianos. Pianofortes for Hire from Ten Shillings the month, A Fine Toned Amerloan Organ, with 7 stops and 2 knee swells, also, a 6 atop Alexander Harmonium, Second Hand, at a low price for cash, HfKBB'S Pianoforte and Har- T V monium Saloon, Wellesley-st, mo THE PUBLIC. marrlottbros., Wholesale and Retail Manufaotobing COtWiI.OT_Ot.KRB, QUEEN-STREET. Manufacturers of every description of Sweets. Try our Superior Cough Lozenges, Sole Makers in Auckland. tssr— The Cheapest. House in Town,—"Ba One Trial will socara future favours. MARRIOTT BR O S., CONFECTIONERS, 1 QUE|!M;S?gBST,



MeaicaL MORE LOCAL EV.IDENCE OF THB CURATIVE ROPERTIES , or TQROFESSOR pUSSCOTT'S Herbal Tbkatment, may now be consulted at his ad DRESS, SnOHTLAKD-STHEKT. To Professor Gassoott, Shortland-street, Anok land. Sir,-1 heroby oortl.y that for over two yoars I was-troublod with a violent cough, with a froquont spitting of blood and great palpita tlon. I wonld not attempt to walk up a hill,nor yet to He down In my bed during that time. I was unable to ao any work, after spendin a groat deal of money on doctors nnd chemists, ns well as being an out-door patlont of the hospital. I lost all hopes of recovery, but seeing bo many oures you had effected in the " HeriUd," I Was advised to come to Auokland and give your herbal remodlos a fair trial, and I am happy to say in six wooka I could return to the Thamos a | strong, hoalthy man, free from cough or palpita tion, thank God and yoaalao. I shall bo able to rooommend your herbal treatment, for I oan apeak for myself, also from scores I havo soon in yonr plao at different times, and every one speaking in tho highest terms of your trolamont. —Believe mo to bo, yours ever grateful, Frank Boutherby, Thames, January 3rd, 1382. To Professor Gassoott, Shortlana-streot 1 Sir, ! —For tho last three years I have been with that dreadful oomplalnt called dyspepsia, or Indlges-' tloa. It did not matter what 1 ate. In an hour : or co after my stomach would begin to swoll, that I Dhonld havo to unfasten my clothes. The food used to turn .ouron my stomaoh. Than I would commence belching wind and gaa. Dirty ! sour froth would heave from my ohest. I had to •bo very particular in what 1 should oat, Kat meat, oahbago, or potatoes, or cheese—thoy ao tod on mo like so mnoh balm, in fact I did not I know what to eat, for nothing would agree with mo. But hooring ot your Herbal Tonlo, I was lndnoed to try a bottle, and when I had ono i 1 wanted more, for my health was more to me than money. I found more relief from your Tonlo and Composition Powdor than all the medicine I havo ever taken. Yoa havo ef feotod a perfoot euro of me. I oan eat now any thing as web as thereat of my family, and onlay It.—Believe mo to bo, jours evor truly, Mrs Kllzaboth Swan, Parnoll, January 11,18S_L To Profesesor Guesootti Dear Sir.—My csbo was bo remarkable and my onre bo effectual, that I feel it my daty to give you a testimonial as my evidence. I have been Buffering with rheuma tism tor tho last seven years, and a great part of that time I have not been able to dross or un dress myself. For five years I was nnable to walk without crutches. I was tired ot my life, bocoußO I was a burden to myself and family, but hearing and cooing the wonderful ouros yon had effected In different chronlocomplaints,and a great number which I knew, whloh are not published, bat I think It my daty to yoa and to tbo publlo, that a man of yonr skill In onrlng Btioh ohronlo complaints as mine should bo a household word. I was like a man drowning. I was glad to grab at anything, but I am happy to Bay that, {through your herbal treatment, I am hearty and well, and can go without cutohcß as well as ever.—Believe me to be, yours over grateful, J, .O. Dean, Ponsonby, January 18,1882. To Professor Qussoott. Shortland-street. Sir, —I am happy to Inform you of the porfoot cure I have rocclvbd through your modlolnal treat ment. I came to you on tho 27th ot Septomhor ln-t. At that tiras my leg was prononnood In curable ; but whon I came to you you told me that you would convince mo In a fortnight, and I am happy to say you have fulflllod your promiso, although I was rathor doubtful I but I win told by a frlondof mlno that, If I said to, yon would not treat me. My friend's name Is Mrs Walker, who knew yon In Chrifltchuroli. Bho was also a patient of yours whloh yoa oared of the dropsy. lamhsppy to say that I have disponed with' my orutohos, and able to attond to my domostio duties. I give yon this for the benefit of others who aro sailerlng as I have boon for years.—Yours.evor thankful, Mrs Elly Joyoo, Newton-road. Deoembor 1, To Profosßor GaßsootVShortland-streot. Dear Sir,—lt la with great pleasure that I add to the number of your valuable testimonials for the miraculous euro your modlolne has performed on mo. I have been troubled with what some mod leal men oall indigestion, others dyspepsia, but whon I oamo to yon on tho 18th of Sept, you told mo that I had liver oomplalnt; you ox plain ed to mo my symptoms about the palpita tion of the heart, the wind on tno stomaoh, odd hands and foet, the sourno-iB of tho wind and gas I v .od to bolch, cold ohllla running down my back, and, la faot, you described my toolings so minutely, that I was quite satlsflod that you understood my complaint, and I am happy to say th-.t through your herbal treatment yon havo effected a perfect euro.— Yoursevcr grate ful. Mrs M. lit Uo, Bobson-atreot, Anokland. To Professor Gnssoatt, Shortland-street. Sir,— I have boon troubled with neuralgia in both my head and face, and boon doprlved from many nights' sleep, and whon I Bat down to my food ninny times I have bad to got np from the table and walkabout without ever tasting food. as 1 told yon; when I applied to yon, that I had tried all tho chemists In town, and I only got touiporary relief. Whon yoa told me yon would care mo in a minute I was very doubt ful, but am happy t > Bay yon did so. I should recommend any lady suffering from the same to give yon a trial, as yon told mo, if no cure, no pay.—Hollovo mo to be, yours over thankful, Rachel Cooaens, Ylotorla-Btreet, November 21. To Professor Gusscott, Shortland-street It; is with groat pleasure that I aoknow i ledge a perfeot cure I have received through your herbal treatment; I havo been troubled with scurvy for three years and nine months. which I explained when I oallod on yon. I told you I could form no othor causo Onions it was through Bleeping In a bod w hero some ono had been Bleeping who had tho Bcurvoy. X have alwnyß boon very particular whon staying at tho hotels to oxamtne tho linen before going to bod. I have met many mon on my route who , have got tho same oomplalnt through slooplng In dirty beds the same as I did. I also told you when I applied that I had taken a great quantity of medicino until my hair began to fall off; but I happened to sco your advortlaemont stating that your treatment was sololy herbs, I have known wonderful oures effooted through tho herbal treatment when minerals have failed',! and being n believer in horbs, I was very happy to place myself under your treatment as soon as you came to Auoklan d, and I am glad to Bay you havo effected a euro on mo and made mo a clean, Btrong, hoalthy man.—Bolievo me to Ibe, yours over thankful, Alfred Hopkins, New North Rood, December 6th. To Professor Gnsscotc Dear Sir—lt 1b with groat pleasure I have In reoommonding yonr Tonlo. I have been suffering with wind and spasms on the stomaoh for soveral years, and I oonld not get any relief. Everything I ate tnrnod to wind. I oould not eat, I oonld not sleep (I often had to get out of bod and walk about for hoars. I was advised to tako cod liver and quinine and iron, &0., and all to no good. I had to give np my employment for wooka at a stretch, bnt l was advised by a friend of mine, who was working at the Union Sash and Door Company, to apply to yon ,and that yon would oonvlnoo me In a week. Iwas rathor doubtful of this, after trying so many different medicines, both from the Hospital and chemists, and other patent medicines. I thought It was Impossible for me to get onred bo qnlck and bo ne: teotly as yon have done. lam happy to Bay in two months' time yon hove made me a new man. I can eat well, and also enloy a good night's rest, with many thanks to you, and I hope yonr daya will be long in Anokland, for the good ot the community at large.—Yours respoottully, Rlohard Lawson, Ponsonby, Feb ruary 2nd, 1883. To Professor Gusscott, Bhortland-street t Sir— As yon are aware that I explained to yon, when I applied to you, that I have been troubled with blooding piles for tho last five or six years, as I told you 1 havo tried medical men, ohomlsta.and old women's cures, bnt never had a perfoot cure until I applied to you, about six weeks ago, They used to oome down and bleed for an hour at a time bo that I Bhould have to ohango my clothes, but when yoa told me you wonld make me worse before I should be better. I oould not reckon yon up. I thonght I should have to give up business altogether, If I should be worso, but in four days you convinced mo that I oonld glvo yon this testimonial with confidence that in five weeks you havo effeotod a perfoot cure on me. I shall over be a bellevor in herbs after tho wonderful cure yon havo porformod on mo.— Yours, ever grateful, Henry Marsh, Albert street, October 11. To Profossor Gusaoott, Shortland-street tiDear Sir,—l am happy to inform you that through yonr herbal treatment I can safely say that I have received mora benefit through yonr horbal treatment than all the medicino that I have overtaken. I havo boon troubled with asthma tor the last Aye years, I was obiigod to give up my business and come to Auckland for medical treatment, and seeing your testimonials and the many oures you had effeoted, and also that you required no information and that you oould toll a man's complaint as soon as you saw him—yoa did so to rati so oorrootly, aud that Is more than asy medical man ever told me before, and it gavo me confidence to place myself nnder your treatment. lam well known in Cambridge. I shall return home on Wednesday, and yoa may rely you will have many applications from that district.—Yours, truly, John Hargraves, Quoon- Btreot, Anokland. Professor Gusscott would Impress on those Who may do him the honour to consult him that the utmost socreoy con be relied upon ; more, over, from long experience, and a careful study of the human system, he can decide almost at a glance tho diagnosis of tbo case, thereby reliev ing the patlont of a groat deal ot nervou-neai and hesitation. Profossor Gassoott Invites the confidence 'o, olther sex suffering from functional derange moot, spermatorrhoea, oxhansting dreams, ftc Professor Gassoott has made nervous debility and loss ot power his special atndy, from what evor ounse arising. Be would earnestly improsi upon those who do Buffer to seek immediate advioo and counsel, if they desire " an old age seroneand bright." Let no false delicacy detoi anfforlng vlotlms from removing the cauao o this blight to manhood. The strictest eonfidenot irpv bo rolled noon CONSULTATION GRATIS. Can bo consulted oy letter. Pnblio inspection invited te the large ausnrl snent of BRITISH and AMERICAN HERBS I Note the Address— [Professor Q-usscott, Next Door to Mossra Winks and Hall; Kutabllßhuiont. ' SHORTLAND-STBKKT, AUCKLAND, Bauriii g'iaiij.u.B_m 1 to 8 o m.i



WANTED- _ ~ WANTED KNOWN-Money to tend on Personal Seourlty. Persons Borrow ing £5, receive £1 10s; £10, £9; £20, £18; £50, £15; repayable in Weekly or Monthly Instal ments. Stiiotest sooreoy.: Bills discounted dully.—London Loan and Discount Company lilgh-stroot (between Shortland-street and Vnl oan Lane). WANTisD KNOWN .— That C. W. GOODSON has lust received, per Halolono. 10 oases of Goods, comprising the Very LatOßt Novelties from Kngland and Con tinent. Among these he wonld prominently bring to the notice of the publlo a very ohoioe assortment of Gold and Silver Jowellery, which or -i marked at nnpreoedently low prices, as shown In window; also. Terra Cotta Wsrein tho most fashionable designs, consisting of Plaquoß, Klat Plaqiuos, Vates, Roman. Grecian, &o. Those Goods are all tho rage at Home^ and aro Buro to command a ready Bile. An Early- Inßpeoilon of the Immense and Varied Stock In the LONDON ARCADW Is reqiieste^ WANTED Known—That J. Cosgrave and Co. have the Largest and Best Stock of Men's and Boya' Clothing to choose from in Anokland. . . WANTED KNOWN-That E. Porter and Co. have Opened their New Ware honso at Newmarket, with a Largo Assortment of Furnishing ana Goneral Ironmongery. All Goods at Town Prloes. WANTED KNOWN— BLOMFIKLD'S WORM POWDKRB aro the Flneßt Roinody for Worms. la packets, One Shilling; by Post, Is 2d.-WEST END PHARMACY, PonßOnby. WANTED KNOWN that the Victonan Loan and Discount Agency's Advertise moot appears on Ith page, Bth column. WANTED KnOWN, that E. Mitchel aon & Co.. No. 10. Queen-atieeJ Wharf, are bolUuk Maize, Oats, Bran, Sharps, Floor, Oatmeal. &.Q., fco., at lowest market ratos. WANTED KNuWN.—The Auckland Tlthbor Company, Limited (late G, Holdshlp & Co.), aro soiling every de .orlptlon of Timber; also. Sashes, Doors, Mouldings Tnrnory, Fretwork, &c, at Speclady Low Prices.—Customhouse-street West. \\T ANTED to Sell, a Bakery, Con-' v footionory and Grocery BUsinoss com bined, in a rapidly rlxlng district; good trade In email goods; about £300 required; long lease.— K. Watora, Queen-street. WANTED KNOWN-That J. H. Dalton has Opened a Special Branch of tho Tailoring Business in Victoria-street East, for tho purpose ot making Ladles' Garments, Buoh as Ulsters, Habits, Jaokets, etc., mode in the most approved styles, by first-olass work men. . AN TED KNO WN —P. Shailer, Tailor, Eden Terrace, next Eden Hall, has oominenced business In the above line, and trusts by strlot attention to all orders to merit a tulr eh aro of patronage from the sariounding district, where a tailor is mach needed. Repairs neatly exe outed, Oicntß'own materials made np. WANTED KWOWN—CHKAP TlM bkrl Chitap Timbkul And all othor kinds of Building Vutorialo, can bo purchased cheaper and bettor than an 7whore else at the Yards of D. G o_M B, Albert-street. There belng no manufactory for Joiners' Timber on the pre mises, tho customer has an additional oppor tunity of getting superior timber. Wheal rights' Materials always In stock. WANTED— Wauted to Bell (Cneap), 10 oases of Ploton Bloaters, 8 tor tki; 10 oases ot Yarmouth Herrings (large), 5 for Cd, Sperm Candlos, 8d lb: Jam, 8d; Lemon Peel, In 6d lb; Clothes Pegs, Is 3d por gross; Bell and Blaok's Matohos, 7d con; Bell and Blaok'B Tin Box Matches, Is 9d doz; Preserved Mllk,Bd tin; 3 for 2s, and lOd tin; 100 not, Engraved Glass Jugs, only od, 3 for 2s; 23 doss Assorted Vases, la uaoh, Is 10a pair; 5 doz plated Cruets, 5s and 5a Od; Teaspoons, 3d and Id; Jugs 2. 3d and 2s Cd ret; Jngß and Basins, 4s 6d pair; Largo Tin Basins, Is (id and Is Od; Toilot I'ots, from 7s 6d to 13s; White and Gold Toilets, 16s : White and Gold Tea Sots of 100 plooes, £3; Small Tea Sets Ot 10 ploos, 18s nnd 20s set; fancy Toilet Bets ot 7 ptocos, only 8s Cd, 10 pieces 10a Od; Rlmmel's B w Soap, 7 cukes for Is; 5 doz Stoam Irons, only 3s 6a oach; Cups arid Saucers, 3-) doz; Mugs, 2d, 3d. and 4d; Glasß Cakn Plates, 9d eaoh; Largo Jam Oiah and Celery Dish. 2s pair; Pint Jugs, only Od; Brown To*pots, from 9d; Whlto Chambers, Is 3d; Basins, from 2}d ; Largo Meat Dl-hcs, Is Gd; Lot of Plcturos, 2d and Irf ; Hat Hacks, 8d and Is 3d; Lot of Dolls, from Od; lOoaseß Codflnti, 6d lb; Good Tea, le 8d lb. i lbs for 63; White Starch, 4Jd by the paokot; Paint brushes. 3d to Is 3d j Shoo Brashes. 2s not.—H. WATTS. Pltt-Btroet. • ___! . ' , . _J - =3 Public /Notices. MUFPINS! MUPFINSI MUFFINS 1 E. H. P Blto y, BAKER AND CONFECTIONER, Wakkfihi.d strkkt, Hsb now commenced tha Season, and begs to inform hta friends and tho publio generally, that on his part nothing shall be left undone to give them satisti-.ctlon. tho quality of these goods being nnsurpa-sod, and so well-known as to require no farther comment. Wholesale and Retail, Customers supplied at all hours, and at Mr Wright's, Qaeen-street, Boys Wantbd. __ (g.-i6) E. H. PERCY. TVfOTICE OK REMOVAL. J. AYKR9, Jowoiior- Uto of Vlotoila-street, begs to inform his customers that he has re movod to tha corner of Darby and Klllott-strcets, opposite Cousins and Atkin,-. Old gold and Bllver bought. r fO COUNTRY SETTLERS, STOKE JL KEEPERS, AND OTHERB. F. G. CLAYTON, Commibbion Agent and Brokes ' For tho Sale and Putohaso ot HIDES, SIIKEP SKINS. WOOL, TALLOW. -0.. Re. Personal Supervision. Account Sales Promptly Rendered. Business Addrees- F. G. CLAYTON, Care of Mr J. Butobor, Commerce-street, Anogland. St. Ml v n g 0, NOTICE OF REMOVAL. CHAS. CANNING, In conveying to his nnmerons onstomers and friends his sincere thanks for the generous support accorded him durfog the post twenty seven years, would respectfully Intimate to them that he has. OPENED thosb NEW PREMISES Next door to Messrs. Glanvllle and Ellyett, Grooers, and immediately opposite to Union Bank ot Aaßtralla. where all orders will be attondod to during tho Erection of bis Nkw Pbbmiseb. CO. would also bog to Inform thoso gentle men who have so long end bo liberally patronised the Cafo; that that branoh of the business will btill be carried on at tho roar of the old bnildlng—entrance by St. Mnngo Lane, Shortland-st-oet. _ a . V XO O A 'A H VJT to Roth's Pnbllo Hot, Cold, and Shower Baths, Viotorln-otroot East. Charge, Onu Smixinq. Open all week days from 0 turn, to 0 p.m., and Sunday Mornings from 6 till 10 a.m. The Bath-rooms ore all private, and supplied With ovory convenience, Turkish towels, flesh and hair brashes, combs, respirators, soaps, &c Saleot bath-rooms (private) tor Ladles ovory day, at all hours, with female attendance, Two Shilling and Sixpknok. Please note the address 1 Vlotorla-stroot East above the Grey haand Hotel, and next tho cheap Bedding and Wnmltnrn Mart. Anokland. iffOllCis Oh" RE MOVAIf E. H. PERCY, BAKER AND CONFECTIONER, Bogs to Inform his customers and friends, and tho public gonerally, that he is removing from his present residence, situate in Pitt-street, to thoso premises rooently occupied by Mr Heath, formerly of Wakofleld-Btreot. Mr Percy, In returning thanks for the liberal ' Bupport recently aocorded, respeotf ally solicits a continuance of past favours. 1 Bride and Christening Cakes made and orna mented to order. Families attended. ' Mnfflns and Crumpetb as nsnal ara a Bpeelalty YOUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASBO. OIAIION. OOKNKB Or WTSLLSSLSIf AND ALBERT BTRBET3 Reading Room, Comfortably Famished. All '< the Loading Papers on tho tables. Subscription, ' 2a (Sd por qnartar. The Library contains up- I wards ot 2300 vols, in tbo various departments ot ' Literature, Subscription, 2a 6d per quarter. : Tea and ColTeo provided. Employmoat and ■ Boarding-hoeno Roglstore. Meetlns for Youug Men on Tuesdays, at 7.50, ' Bvangellstlo Service, Thursdays, at 7.30. Bible > Reading and Prayer, Saturday at 7.30. Bible ; Class, Suatlay, at 3 p.m, Stranqbrb rAd others (especially Youna ' Men) oordlalKr invited to visit the Rooms, i where all Information may bo obtained. Open - from g cm. til 110 P.m 3 \Rf AKNOCK BROTHISKS, W BOAP AND OANDLHI ; MANUFACTURERS, OOX'S QREEK, RICHMOND ...IOUI DUIUUM-BTKEBT, AUCKLAKD, a Cash Purchasers of Tallow, Wool, Sheepskins, . and Bones. J ;UIENCIIIG 1 FENCING I •S'iSfKCiNU 1 9 ' Contraoto for all kinds of Fonolng taken b] Sam White; also, for Salo, Purirl Posts, Totari Posts, Kauri and Hobarton Poßts, lllrau am Hoborton Ralls, 10,000 Kauri Palings at 0s House Blooka, 100,000 Shingles, good broa< t. heirt. 13b (dailvered). Coma, early.—SAJ !, WitiTie. Gora-. troo!:. EI o an ii. « a L at o o i (Lata Thomas J. Harbutt), ST .3. A M B R U S H, : a PORTABLE FORGE, ANO BELLOW! FACTORY, VIOTOKIA-HTBEKX EAST, Auckland,



FOB SALE WILLOW GLEN ESTaTE 4 KINGSLAND. This boautlfal property has now been sur veyed into 35 grand allotments, from about a quartor of an acre upwards. The well-finished 1_ roomed villa residence, reoleto with every convenience, regietcitgrates, bith, tanks with water laid on, will _x bold, with rather over 3 acres of tastefully laid out-garden grounds, well planted with ornamental and fruit trees; paddookß, well of water, etablo, and other out buildings : on easr terms, tor the low pries cf £800. 31 allotment., embracing some remark ably fine Bites (all volcanic) for villas, (the greater portion cleared and plooghable) may now be viewed, and first comers may take tholr choico, at extreemly low prices, ranging from £28 to £100 per allotment. Terms to BUlt pur chasers. Bo early and take your pick. Large plan may be seen, and tall information obtained from < J. R. RANDERSON, Land Agent, 6, N. Z. Insurance Buildings, Anokland. jTo Farmers and others. The undersigned have on Hand a Splonded Sample of TARTARIAN BBED OATS.also 6,C00 eaoka Prime FEED OATS, at lowest current rates. E. MITCBRLSON & CO.. No. 19, Quoen-atreet Wharf, ffllOß SALE, New Four-roomed House; 8? oan be made, with little expense, into «lx rooms; large allotment, 86ft x 08(t, verandah front and baok, bay window, register grate, oven in kitchen, in that healthy locality, Pon- Donby. Terms oan be made to bult purohaeer.— Apply for part'polar, to T. Harkts. High street. FOR HALE, a Baker's Business, in cluding Conteotlonery, Grocery, and the Post-office, in a rising district near town.— Long leaae will be given.—Apply to E. Waters, Queen-street. . IjIOR SALE, a Portable Engine, by MJ Robey and Co,, 10 inch oyllnder; has been thoroughly overhanled, and is now in first-class condition; Government certificate given for 55 lbs pressure.—For farther particulars apply to Chas. J add, Thames Iron Works. Thames, j YILI-A SITES, MOUNT ALBERT.— For Sale, from 3 to 7 acres or more, only three miles from town; volcanic soil of very finest quality. Cleared, fenced, and in grass; unfailing water, fine views, good roads, and a site on the land nnder offer to Government for a railway station; about 0 aorts of splendid orchard, bearing very largely. The whole prloe of the land can remain at 7toßperoent. pro vided suitable bnlldioga are erected. Prloes very low. from £50 to £100 only per aora— Apply J. C. Calms, oare of Oonnell & Cooper, Vnloan Lane. ■ FOR SALE, a New 7-roomcd House, well bollt and finished, wash-house and outhouses, i-ncre of gronnd, well situated In a healthy locality.—For further particulars apply to Davles and Baser, National Insuranoo Build toga. 83. Qaeen-fitreet, Anokland. "OILLIARD T&.BLJS FOR SALE. Jute landed, ex Halclone, Full-size Solid Mahogany Billiard Table, with all the acces sories necessary for famishing a Billiard-room completely, lnoludlng Chandelier. ARTHUR H. NATHAN, ! 33, Lowor Queen-street. FOR SALE, Lease of Allotment, Cus tomhouse street (opposite Gleeson'a Hotel), with all Buildings thoroon, comprising Large Workshop (80 x 60 feet), Office, Shop, and Dwelling-housa, and other Buildings. Also, P to-im Engine and Baw Bench, Clroular Bawß, &o.—Apply to Charles Bailey, Ship, Yacht, and Boat Builder. i|i O R SALE. Freehold Cottage and Allotment, In Bdon' Cresoent; four rooms and Kitchen; water laid on.—Prloe £200.—Apply to Arthnr H. Nathan, 83, Lower Qaeen. street. _i___ ' tJIOR SALE, really cheap, a Compact _} Form of U0 acres; about 50 acres in grass, part nnder orop, part good bosh and fern; a Six-roomed House, Stable, Cow-shed, &o.; 2J miles from railway station and only 12 miles from town by good rood, FOR BALK, a nice little Dairy Farm of 72 sores, all fenced and divided Into paddocks, with good House, Stable, Sheds, and every con venience, and deep-water frontage, 10 miles from town. Apply to John Sopi'kt, House. Land, and General Commission Agont, No. 8, Queen-street (upstairs . XflOK POSITIVE SALE. That compact little Island, known as Wood's Island, about: half-way between here and the head of tho Waltemato. containing 100 Acres,' with Cottago, good Orchard, and several im provements, plenty ot frosh water all the year round, and a good wharf for the oonvenienoe of Bloomers, &o.—Apply to JOHN SOPPET, House and Land Aaant. No. 8. Queen-street. T^ O X 8 A L 2, K[\ TONB GALVANIZED CORRUGA yO. TKD iron 10Q TONS FENCING WIRE OKA BARRELS KNIGHT «S EVAN'S 40. OEMKNT. W. S. LAURIE, 10, Wyndham-stbbkt. aEE 1)1 SEEDI SEEDI FOR SALE, the following New Seeds, ex Roman Empire I— Red Clover White Clover Cowgrass Alsyke Rape Lucerne Turnip Mangel Linseed Hemp Canary &0., &o. The above will be disposed of at Lowest Current Prioos. POTTER AND CO., Durham-street. gJiOR SALE AT FREEMAN'S BAY S. MILLS, Latk boffets c. genuine. bonedust, wholesale and RETAIL, At Lowest Market Rates, BONES BOUGHT IN ANY QUANTITY, AT thb Mill, OATS AND MAIZE CRUSHED. D. H. MoKENZIE, Fort-street. April 26th. _____ 171 O X S A L E, At Lowest Market Bates i Rosin, Pitch, and Tar Kerosene, Palnt.and Olive Oils Champion's, Scott's, and Storer'a Genuine White Lead, In wood Muntz Metal and Nolls Large Stook of Canvas, various brands Wire Rope, from i_ inch to } inoh Bolt Rope, Hemp, ana Manilla Rope, all sizes Patent WindlaßS (wood), Frills, and Palis Anchors, from 16 cwt to 10 lbs Chains, from i Inch tc 1 Inch, Colza and Fish Oil. D. H MoKENZIE, FORT-STRBEX. March 18. 1883. ■ GrUNSON & M. ART IB HAVE ON SALE: GRAIN—Seed Wheat, Fowl Wheat. Malm Oats and Beans (crashed and whole) Tartarian and Potato Beed Oats Blaok Oats, Flour, Oatmeal, Bran Sharps, and Chaff. . . POTATOES-Good Tablo Potatoes, Early Sow Potatoes. MANURKS-Gonalnn Boncdust (ooaree ant lino), Bon .flour, and Guano. SEEDS-Rye Grass. Cooksfoot, Red and Whiti Clover, &o„ &c. DAIRY PRODUCE-Choioe Local and Tara nakl Roll Batter (in kegs and boxes) Prime Salt Batter, Cheese, TO AIIRIVE —Seed Wheat, Fowl Wheat Barlsy, Frlmo Sample Oamarn Pota toes, and Lapßtono Flukes, Bacoi and Hams, Ohoeae, Oatmeal, Wood' , Flour (In 100's ond 50'fl). THE ABOVE AT LOWEST RATES. | GUNSON & MAKTIN, GRAIN, SEED & PRODUCE MERCHANTS i AND COMMIBBION AGENTS, ' 53, CUSTOM-HOUSE-STREE'. l (Adjoining Messrs, Wlnstone's), [ AUCKLAND, I Insurances. LIVERPOOL AND LONDON AN] GLOBE INSURANCE COMPANY. OAPITAt -.62,000,000 1 With Unlimited Liability.of Shareholders, Spoolally Empowered by A ot of the Partlamei T of New Zealand. a Annual Flro Income, exooodlng...,_Jl,oß9ooo ) Fire Reserve Fund., _ ___ 1,500,000 & Accumulated Fund 5............ - 6,321,965 ILOSSHS ADJUSTED AND PAID I S AUCKLAND. The Company aro prepared to accept Risks i Buildings and their Contents—whether moras o tile or dtherwlss—in the City and Suburb-, 0 Lowkbt Cuititßt-i Bates. JOHN BUCHANAN, * AGENT, BHORTIAt-D-BTBHKT.



TggjPßgg. ■___h?s__%___t mmr^mH_mmtr 9 Marine Department, Wellington, 6th Juno, 1882. TTITRITTEN TENDERS will be received V ? at this office until noon on WEDNES DAY, the 28th Jane, 1882, for the Supply ot Ironwork for Moko Hinon Lighthouse. Thoy must be addressed to the' Hon. the Minister having charge of the Marine Depattment, Wellington, and marked outsido, "Tender for Ironwork for Moko Hinon." Telegraphlo ten ders, similarly addressed and marked, will ho received if presented at any Telegraph Offioe by noon of the same date. Plana and specifica tions may be seen at the Publlo Works Offices at Wellington and Auckland, and at tbo Cos torn-House, Grahamstown. JOHN BLACKETT, Marine Engineer. ra. O B V I L D E E S. Tenders will be reoelved np to noon on TBUKBDAY. July 13, for the Erection and Completion of Additions to the Bank of New Zealand, Anokland. Plans, &.0., at our office?, Queen-street. EDW. MAHONEY & SON. Architects, m O BUI L D E R S. Tenders will be received np to noon on TH URBDAY, the 2Jnd instant, tor the Erection ot Briok Stables la Albert-street for F. Quick, Kb_ Plans, So., at cor offices. Qneen-street, EDW. MAHONEY & BON, Architects. nnENDSKS will be received attheAwhi A teot's Office, Tanranga, np to noon of 3rd July for tho areotlon ot a Brick Building at Tauranga. Plans c*n be Been at Mr Ham mond's uflloo., 3.8. Bnlldlnes, Auckland, or at tho Architect's Offioe, Tauranga.-FiTZ-BIBBON i-ocou, C.E., Asoblteot, Tauranga. TO BUILDERS.—Tenders received up to FRIDAY, June 23, tor the Erection of a Fonr-roomed Cottage.—Full particulars at Mr Honeyoombe, Newton Rood. TENDERS Wanted tor Building Chim neys for two Dwe'Ungs; also. Stone Foundation for Dwellings.—F. Dndor, North Shore. mo BUILDERS. Tenders will be received mp to WfiDNEB DAY, June 2Ut, for the Erection of a Four roomed Cottage In Parno't. Plan andsooelfl cations at R. J. Yates's Store, Parnell. HoteIs (^IHAKLEMONT HOTEL, J '■ Wakefleld-street, Auckland. W. H. PORTER (Late of Queen's Hotel, Queen's Redoubt). WINES AND SPIRITS OF THE BEST BRANDS, HANCOCK'S & WHITSON'S SPARKLING ALES. FIBST-CLASa ACCOMMODATION YOB "VISITORS, W. H. PORTER, Pbopeibtor. pUSTOMHOUSJK HOTEL. R, R. O AMP lON Has taken the above Hotels and having thoroughly renovated the same. It now affords tho beat accommodation to Commercial Men. HANCOCK'3 BKBR ON DRAUGHT. MR, P, GORMAN, Late Proprietor of the btar Hotbl. and also late Manager of the Albert Hotel, Anokland, having taken the CRITERION HOTEL, Napier, has much pleasure in weloomlng his Friends and Onstomers to his New Premises, and would like to call their attention to the fact that the Criterion has been raised and thoroughly re novated. Cm. ring In the old style. Allllauors first-class. Good sample rooms, &oi pACI Fl v HOTEL. JOHN GILLANDER .PROPRIETOR, Begs to announce to his friends and the general public, that he has completed tne extensive alteration on his premises. Among tho many improvements, he has introduced A SPECIAL DINING-ROOM, Under the superintendence ot a well- _ known Caterer. ___~ ;.._.■___,■■... ..-_.- The "Cuisine" will be the best the Season can supply. Meals at all hours. Best Brands ot Wines aid Spirits. Hancock's Sparkling Ale always on Draught. Reasonable Charges. Excellent Fare. Civility and Attention. Good Stabling. Albert Hotel, QUBEN-STREBT. THE LARGEST AND BEST FAMILY AND COMMERCIAL HOTEL IN AUCKLAND. B, C. ROBERTS, PitOPRISTOR, Private Suites. Spacious Sample Rooms, F~~" c jl, axt _v aaatr x, • formerly ot the Cltr Club (lately of the Terminus Hotel. Holensvifie), having bou_(ht the Freehold of the Whakoasm Hotel from Mr Oaffler, begs to inform visitors that no effort will be spared to afford eatistaotioc Horses and Pleasure Beats on Hire. i ... . iSdnsatlonai, MR. POOL EV, Meitoklbsohj. Villa, KARANGAHAPE ROAD, Ohoanist of St. Matthew's. Church. Reoelves Pupils for the ORGAN, PIANO , FORTB, AND SINGING, at his address, as above, or at residence ot Pupils. A Qaart?e may be commenced from date of First Lesson. lnno PARENTS. MADAME FOLEY, from Paris, Is desirous Of obtaining a few Juvenile Pupils for Instruc tion on the Pianoforte and Singing. Terms (moderate) may be ascertained on application at oettage next door to Plnmley's, Dentist, Hob son-s treet ' |Y|K, _: si WOODttAM, Teaches or the Pianoforik and Harmonium, Addreßa-C-re of Auokland Moslo Wore house. ,___ . aURVJSY. I'MG. • GENERAL STODDARD, who for more than • 21 years was in the Department ot Public • Works (ttnginser I. ranch) in India, will open a Class on tbo 15th July proximo for Instruction 1 in Land Surveying in all its branches, Inclusive of Levoliing. i Terms i Four guineas a quarter, which will embrace 12 lee sons, eaoh of two to three hours duration, .-__-'.-' -i 3 Further information may be obtained on application to the advertiser, Epsom Houbo, f near Onehnnga. • TmPSOJI HOOSE SEMINARY. Conducted by Mrs. General Stoddard. Winter Quarter commences 12th July. _ Boarders, per quarter, in advance— £s. d B Young Ladies over 14.. .. .. 1212 ( Young Ladles over 10.. .. .. 10 10 I Boys and ditto under 10 __, .. 88 1 General Stoddard receives Young Gentle men to eduoote in English, Latin, Frenoh Gorman. Mathematlos, &c, and in Geometrloa and Aiohiteotural Drawing. Terms on application. OPJSKAXIC f^li A. _ 8 PBRATIOV/LASg 1 MR. GORDON GOOCH has the honour t annoonoe to his musloal friends and other lad and gentleman amateur., that his Class for th Sraotlce ot Balte's popular Opera "THJ iOHEMIAN GIRL" will commenc THURSDAY EVENING, JULY 6. The fee ot membership will be 10/6, and wl entitle eaoh member to one oompllmontar ticket to the Concert performance. Asthestnd " of mußlo will necessitate sor 6 months' zealot n attention and work before its production i oonoert form, Mr. Goooh hopes,—by making th fee for admission very moderate,—that a amateur vocalists desirous of taking part in th work will be ablß to join Class, and enter (co amort) Into the practice ot the Opera muslo. it The weekly meetings will be held on Thur day evenings, at 8 o'clock, in the toboolßoot otrear of bnpreme Court. All ladiw and get men desirous of joining Class, and at the can timo spending many mußioal evenings of pra tloe. are requested to send in their namos. c attend personally, the first meeting as abov N July 6th. Albert Park. _ ___ " _. a* m *RB, NICHOL has removed her stoc IV&. of Feathers, Vlowors, Gloves, Lace, to from Wellesley-street to 223, Queen-Btreet, ne: door to the Albert Hotel,



Amusements, H E A TR E ROYAL. Proprietor. ......___..- -R. 3. DeLlasi PRKLIMINARY ANSCUNOBIKMT, John L, Hall' s BYRONIO COMEDY COMPANY WiU have the honour of appearing at the THEATRE ROYAL, AUOKLAND, ' ON THURSDAY EVENING, 22i»D JUNEj In Byron's Greatest Comedy of OUR rtIRLSI UR VXIRLSI John h. Hall, Australia's Comedian, In his . original and mirth-provoking oharaoter ot Captain gingab, supported by a Flrst-olsss Company. -. Fall particulars in later advertisements and hand-bills. ATHENAEUM, NEWTONi MONDAY,"jUNE 19, 1882. A popular Musloal and Literary Entertain ment, on behalf of a respectable Carpenter, who has lost his eyesight through accident, under tho direction of Mr Ryan, who partiou larly attraots the attontion of the general Pnbllo and tho musical and elocutionary port 01 the community to the following:— : - Pro<jra».mk.-paht I, 1. Pianoforte Solo-Lady Amateur j' 2. Song—" Blind Girl to her Harp". MiBS PeaCO 3. Recitation (Soleotea)_Mr D. Smith ■ 4. Song—" When Sorrow Sleepeth'-Mr Leed* i S. Duet—" Echo"..Mlbs Peaoe and Mr Carter i B. Song—"Rest in Peaoa"-Miss Grlbble 1 7. Dramatic Recital-" Virginia — A Lay of Ancient Rome"..Mr W. M. Davidson, 8. Song-" o Fair Dove, O Fond Dove"«. Mrs Goodlson - - 9. Song(3eleotea)..Mr Mlnoher . ■ 10, Song(Comio), " Tho Policoman"..Mr Eagle- Con Interval of Ten Minutes.—Part 11, 1. Pianoforte Solo-Mies Harding 2. Solo and Chorus— "■ Hurrah for Merry Bngf .and"..Mrßhaokletonand Company 3. Song—t'Waltlng"„MissMoEwan 4. Reaaing-"Yeolde Englishe Fayre"..Mr J. Blaokman 5. Duet — " Home to Our Mountains* ..Missea Griffiths and Grlbble 6. Song-"The Blftobsmlth"..Mr Ryan 7. Reoitatlon Osleoted). .Mr A. Bmith S. Scotch Song and Chorus—Mr Carter and Company B. Medley Duet.,Kagleton Bros, Owing to the extreme length ot the Programme, it is desirable that no encores wilt be demanded. Admission, Is; Doors Open at 7.30 P.m.; Com mence at 8 o'clock; Tickets to be proonred at the Secretary's, Mr Thome, Grey-street. M"A S O N I C HAL h, ONEHUNGA, CONCERT IN AID OF THE CHOIR FUND OF ST. PETER'S CHUROH. M O N D A V, J U N B 19; PART 1.-BAOBRD. -/ Introdnotlon-Mareh from f KU"-«J«1»>_ Anthem-" Behold how KOOd and joyful"— (Whltfold) Air-" Oh, Rest In the Lord"-<EUlah) Solo-" He shall feed Hia (look "-(Messiah) Trio-" Lift thine Eyes"-.Elijah) Solo, Clnrlonette (With Pianoforte accompani ment)— Overture from "Tanorecll" ____ . . SaoredlSong—"Consider the Lilies"—(Glover) y, IMB GORDON GOOCH Atr-"ReJoioe greatly "-(Meariah) - - - - ■ ■ • ' Solo andln visible Chorus—■•Children's Voices" -(Otaribei) ' INTERVAL OF TEN MINTJTEfI. PART 11. Waltz-" Messenger of Love" ... . Chorus-" Tho Oarnavale"—(Kosslni) _ Ballad—"My Sweetheart whenaßoy"-(«aor" gan) Song—" Sweethearts "-(Snlllvan) Song—"Londonßridge'—(Molloy) „„ - . Song—"Swing on,old Pendulum°—(EUard).. MR GORDON GOOCE Violin Solo . ,„ „ Reverie—" Ring on, Sweet Angelas"-(Gounod) Song—" Ye Gallants of England " Duet—"O'er the Hill, o'er the Dale" . , , Finale—Several Airs and Choruses from Looko a celebrated Music to "Moobetb." Front Seats and Gallery, 2s; Book Seats, is. Doors open at 7.30; Concert to commence at 8 o'olook. ST. BENEDICT'S CHURCH, NEWTON. A GRAND SACRED CONCERT - Under the Patronage of the Very Rev. H. J_ Fynes, Vic-Cap., and Clergy), Will be held In the NEW B U I L Ii I NO (Prior to Its Conseoratlon), On THURSDAY, JUNE 22,1882. V Herr Carl Sobmitt will Conduct. Body of the Building, 3s. Reserved Seats, ss. Doors open at 7,30 p.m., oommenoe at 8. OWEN MAHON. • Bon. Seo. 8 I I "I Lectures. ■ , LOKNE- STREET HALL, THE STORY OF THE EARTH, As revealed In the Rooks, and related by the Well-known Geologist and Eloquent Popular Leoturor, "William Denton, Author of "Our Planet," "Is Darwin Rightl" I &0., who for 25 years has Leoturod to large and delighted audlehoeß in the pslnolpal cities of the United States and Cauda. Geologyi Geologyi, in a coarse of SIX LECTURES, com menoing on TUESDAY, JUNE 20. These Leotures will be Illustrated by Hundreds ot Magnificent Paintings and Photographs, Illuminated by the Oxy-hydrogea Light, forming a Grand Panorama of Creation, First Lecture on TUESDAY, June 20. THE FIERY BEGINNING OF OUR PLANET. Second Lecture, WEDNESDAY, June 31, THE WORLD BEFORE LIFE, AND THB OCEAN THAT ONCE COVERED AUSTRALIA.,, Third Leoture, THURSDAY, June 22. THE COAL AND SALT PERIODS, Fourth Leoture. FRIDAY, June 23, THE AGE OFREFT ILE S. . This Lecture Has especially fine Illustrations. Fifth Leoture, SATURDAY. June U. . AGE OF BBASTd AND ADVENT OF MAN. Sixth Looturo, MONDAY, June 26. - GLACIAL PERIOD AND AGE OF MAN. Tlokets tor the Course of Sis Leotures :-Fron t Seats. 12b ; Body ot the Hall, 8s; Gallery, 4s. I Single aamlSßlon, Is, 2s, and 3s. Tlokets may bo obtained at Edward Way te's, Stationer, Publisher, and Bookseller, Qaeen ' street Lootures oommenoe at 8 p.m. ._ , S. W. DENTON, Agent, woceries. go. JOHN HOR N E (For many years with Close Bros,), Family Grocer, Tea Dealer & PkovisioM Merchant, Corner of Wellington and Nelson streets l (Opposite St James's Church). 1 Families Waited on iroß Orders. ) J.H. hopes by keeping a first-olass artloto at the lowest Cash Frloe to merit a share ot the - publlo patronage. 1 S-i 08-iiON-SIREET STEAM GOFFJ&B XX MILLS. ,' H. P, GIBBONS & CO., ' TKA, COFFEE', AMD SPIOB MKROHAHT o Wholesale and Family Grooerb, y Coal, Firewood, and Pboduob Dbale t| s h. p. gibbons & co., » hobson-strkkt. apoeianp „ m c a i „ " 1 DUKE -„ is . JL 16 - ' , i ■':'■■' X :„: .. ■ g-J S GROCERS AND STOREKEEPERS WlshiM * tOdOaBATIB»AOTORYTaiTRADB,WUIfIndtt n Greatly to their Advahxaqe to seU NELSON. MOATB ft Co/a, Ceubbramd J Pure Lmuoßisa Blended Teas., ?; These Teas are acknowloagod by the PREsaand le Publio to bo tho Finest and Moat Whole °") some in the Southern Hemisphere, 0. GUARANTEED FREE FROM ALL SCENXKD VARIETIES. = NELSON, MO AT E <% O 0., y %%_ Merchants and Blendebb, ,j^x High-street, Chrlstohnrcli. '■; wholosalo Agents for Auokland i xt Messrs BABER AND RA^TLINGII