The Auckland Evening Star.

Vol. XIII.—No. 3,595.

AUCKLAND, N.Z., TH(JRSI>Ay, FEBKUAFY 16, 1882.

* (Published Daily).

PRICE : ONtf PENNY



Shipping. VI "^ U COMPANY OF NEW ¥■ t7L&£.& ZKALAND (Lratrrin)). '] time .TAblk— ;j; Fbbi^uaey, 1882. FOR GISBORNE, NAPIER, WEIJUNaTON, LYT'I'KLTON, pokt OHALMKRB. and BLUFF IVHQM OPEEN-BTTEgT WHAMT) steamer. Date ot Sailing. Latest Train, Te Anau Friday, 17, noon — IjKi.o Friday, 21,10 a.m, — Hooking Cargo to Tolago Bay. «fOH TARANAKI, NHUDSON, PICTON, WEL »,INSTON. LYTTKLTON, AND W«8I OOABT PORTB (l-BOM MANDKAP) I'i-NGUin Tneaday, SI, 10 a,m. 9.10 o.m. Wan.-KA Tuesday, 28,4 p.m. 2 p.m. FOR MBLBODRNK. Via BOUTH. Tit Anau* Friday, 17, noon — Hero ITriday, 21,10 a.m. — ■Calling at Hobart. FORSYDNKY. Abawata Tnesday, 21,4 p.m. - 2^0^1.1-VUKA jAND SUVA. T/iaroa rAboiit Monday, 27 I — FOR RUgUICLL AND KAWAKAWA. Abawata I Tuoaday, 21. i p.m. I — During February, Exoursion Return Tlokets will be toned at Reduced Rates, avnllab-0 for rotum until 3lßt March. «ir Curao muSt be aiontzalde one hour beforo time of departure, Paasago Tlokets must be taken at tha Oflloe botoio embarking. Anckl«_id Branoh I 53 Queen-etieet ,--> j viEAM ,r(J LVSXVOBI. *$ivs__f_l__> orient"Tinb. "?Mwm®m> i bg louowlnft Steamships be longing te the Orient Steam Navigation Com -Bany( Limited), and the PaolfioSteam Navigation ompany will leave SYDNEY at the under mentioned datee'for MELBOURNE. ADE LAIDE and LONDON, via Suez Canal;- Steamer; | tteg. Tonga | Date. GARONNE I 3,87 I February 21 POrosi 4,219 MaiohS C-lIMBO--AZO„_ I 3,M7 I Maroh 17 JOHN KLD_j_R_..j 4.152 I March3l BORATA I 1014 I April U And the Service will bo maintained Dr rao oeedlng steamers at intervals ot a Fortnight, Auckland paosongars for Potosl proceed per' Hero on 21st February. Fare to London, IS to 70 guineas. Suez Canal Dues. 8s In addition. Paroels booked through to London. Vtwnengerß o«.n book trom Anokland at a through rate to oover Intercolonial tare and Canal dues, and so secure speoial advantages. Passages from London oan be granted In Auckland, For plans and full parttenlan, apply. In London, te F. Groen & Co., and Anderson, Anderson Se Co., Joint Managers Of the Line; or to tho Agonts In Auoklana UNION STEAMSHIP CO. OF N.Z, ' (LmiTBD), Qneen-street __=A%^ TOENINSUJLAK AND OKI. J__S&A7 ENTAL STKAM NAVIGA ■*Bs_-_*> Tlo x COMPANY. Tho Company's Steamships (under contract with the Victorian Government for the convey ance of her Majesty's malls) will be despatched I Hto«m«i. I Leave I Leave l Leave Steamer. | Sydß9> . | Me i bw [ QUmelg ROSKTTA _. Feb 9 Feb 18 I Feb 17 MIRZAPORE Feb23 Marl Mar 3 AB3AM ...... M-U-9 Mar 15 I Mar 17 And thenceforth every alternate week. Route:—lt is Intended to despatch these steamers for Plymouth and London via Point de ualle. Passengers lor England will therefore not require to change BteAmers. Katoß ol passage money to Plymouth or Lon don i -870 first, and £15 seoond-olass; Italian ports, £G5 first, and /310 seoond-claas. For further particulars roßpcotingpasscgemoneyand freight apply to CRUICKSHANK te CO., Agents. 18, Queen-Btreet, Auokland. .Sgk*^T\ARGAVILLE KACES The K.s.S, Co.'s Btoamers DURHAM and MINNIE CASEY aro appointed to leave Helensvllle for the above Raoeß on TUESDAY, 28th February, on arrival of tho 7 o.m. Train from Auckland, returning from Dargaville on FRIDAY, 3rd Maroh, llrßt tldo. reaching Helensville (olroumstanoea per mitting) in time for the 5.12 ip.m. Train for Auckland. Hetnrn Through Fares (Including rail), avail able from Monday until Friday, will be issued at the Auckland Railway Station at following rates :— First Class and Saloon .. .. £1 9s 9d Second Class and Fore-cabin .. £1 5s Od N.B.—Persons negleotlng to obtain through Tickets wiU be charged the ordinary fare. jr.l^. HUKEASED COMMUNICA- SrayßteEX TION BSTWEEN AUCKLAND w'^'AND NORTHERN WAIROA. Tbe Ealpara S.S. Co.'s s.s. DURHAM Now runs a Speoial Tri-weekly Service to Northern Wairoa. leaving Helensville after the arrival of thol. SO train from Anokland on Fri days, returning from Dargaville by Monday morning's tide. Sho leaves Helensville again n Tuesday as nu _~...__. This extra trip will bo continued until further notloe. W. LODDER, Manager j^A Q TEAM XO TfcE Wgk_> THAMES, -IHHB OHINKMURI.WAITKKAURI, WAIHI. TE AROHA GOLDFIELDS, MOB RINSVILLE, WAITOA PLAINS, AND GRANT AND FOSTER'S SETTJjEMENT. ENTERPRISE Na 2, P.S, TE AROHA, & P.S. PATIKL From Auokland I From Thames I — Thursday, 7 p.m. Friday, 9 p. m. Saturday. 9 p.m, The time table of river steamers to be seen at Kuterpriae Offloe, Wharf. fares i To Thames - Saloon. 78 6d; Steerage, to To Ohlnemuri through, 5b extra To Te Aroha through, 10b extra Not responsible for shipping, carrying, or dis *harßlDgllVoßtook-A.N.S.FEBRYCO-. Agent* /_i___ass-_ CJTEAM TO WADE AND j|P|j»lO OREWA. S, S. MA K~I O.N date Mary Allen). _ __ For Wade: From Wade: Thursday, 18, 1 p.m. Friday. 17.9.30 p.m. Batnrday, 18,3 p.m. Monday, 20,8 a.m. For Ore wa: From Orewa: Tuesday, 21,3 a.m. Wednesday, 22,8 a.m. Weather and other olroumstances permittbig. Paroels to bo left and particulars obtained irom Hendry and Whitley. No. 4, Queen-Btreet (next Thames Hotel.). *_____ DASSMNGEKS' LIJNJS OF ________ IT PACKETS TO NEW ZEA ISiafeLANP. 'Jtmmmm ownkd by mkbsrs. shawi BAyiLLE, & CO.; 31, LeadenhaU-street, London. Th« i_hovß line of ships are regular trader! »feSt»i!rSS sSaasgss J_>£_-&SS*^_™_% regular Intervals. „„.,-_.« Full partlonlars on appUoaMon to CRUICKSHANK te CO. > «^^^(J b. COBOMAKDBJ'. "^k^™** The fast and favourite BA COROMANDEL, Captain, W. D. Haigrave, Timb-Table. Lcaveß Auokland i ijaveß Coromandel l Thursday. 16,2.30 p>. Friday. 17,8 a.m. Friday, 17,3 p.m. Saturday, 18, U noon Weather and other olrouirutMoes jwmltttJW. AU paroels te be prepaid at office, no. », yuoon-street Wharf. - a. R. H. BWINDLEY, Manager. m*_r~TXrAIUKtJ & ONEHUNGA __&___> \\ STEAM NAVIGATION Co. . . Time table-Febuarx, 1882. B.S. MANUKAU, Leaves Onehunga i Reaves Walukn I ~ F<ib' _ igt-Wednesday,Bam 18-Saturdsy, 6.30 am 18-Sntnrday, 11.am 9a_\lf.ni.av Sum 20-Monday, 12.15pm 25-Ratnrda'y, 1u.30 am 25-Ssturday. 3 pjn 27-Mor ■ _f. 12.45 p m 27-Monday, spffl For Manukau Heads, every Thursday, a^ \l » m Hy order of the IHreotOM, aU Freight must De prepaid. OUNNINaHAM. Aaani.



Shipping. ' jglZ" TpOK LONDON DIRECI __*_^_^rmf^ To follow thß Straoathro. The Clipper Barque ANTARES, Captain A. Lewib, will load for the above nor • For freight, Sec, apply to OWEN fc GRAHAM. Agents; MiKfl^. QTEAM TO THE HO' , a3___s_iJ springs, mahurang: ~~™*MATAE_ANA. KAWAU. AM JMAHA, The S.S. ROSE CAS ICY. Al at Lloyd* W. SomervUle, Master, For Hot Springs, Matakana, Knwau, an Omaha-Every Tuesday at 11 o'clook, n turning on Wednesday. For Hot Springs and Mahurangi—Every Thuri day and Saturday at 11 a.m., returning o: Monday and Friday. No Paroels or Goods taken without shlpplni note. For freight or pass tmo apply to H. J, WIOKENB. aarafc*^ IIEVON PORT STEAK !%(£s& aJ FERRY CO. (Limited). TIME TABLE. From Auckland to North BHoiiK~7.3oa in 8.30, 9*. 9.30, 10', 10.30, 11, 11.30*. 12 noon, 12.30 Pm, I.SO, 2. 2.30, 3*, 3.30, 1, i._\ 5.8.30* 6, 8.30, _ 10,11. (Saturdays only—l p m Instead of 12.3 C 11.15 Instead of 11). From North Shore to Auckland—7 a m 7.30, 8, 8.30% 9, 9.30*. 10, 10.30», 11.11.30,12 noon" 1 p m, 1.30*. 2, 2.30*, 3, 3.30*. i, 4.30, 6", 6.30, 6* 729,8,30,10.30. SUNDAY, From Auckland to North Shore.- 10.30 am 1* pm, I.SO, 2.30. 3*. 3.30, i, 4.30*. 6,30*. 6, 6.30 8.30. From North Shore to Auckland—lo a m 12.30 pm, 1,1.30", 2, 3,3.30*. 1,1.30,8*. 6*. 8. To and from Devonport Wharf. From Auckland to Northcotk—B.KS am 10.30, it p m, 2, S.lO, 9*. From Northocs'e to Auokland—B.lfi a m 11,1.30t pm, 2.80.5.30 9.30*. •On Wednesday and Saturday only, tOmitted on Saturday. SUNDAY. From Auckland to Northootb—lo am, i p m, 6.10, From Nobthcotb to Auckland—lo.l6 2.30, 630. BENJ. TANNER, ecretary D.B.F. Co. (Limited!. Sa_fflts_. U IB AM TO THAMES, CAR. g35&?IO RYING PAS3KNGKRB AND - '-™JI"1 OARGO, CONNECTING WITH CHINK H.URI, OM Alio, WAITOA PLAINB, AND MORKINB, fiLU (Piako District). Tihk Table, S.S, ROTOMAHANA, From Auokland i Thursday. 11 morning Friday, 2 afternoon Saturday, 3 afternoon From Thames t Thursday, 5,30 afternoon Saturday, 8 morning Freight through to Te Aroha, 26s per ton. No cargo reoelved within half an bour ot ad vertised time of leaving. Return Tickets will bo Issued, available from January 27 till February i (Inoloslvelt Saloon. Ten Shillings; Bteerage, Seven Shillings and Slxponoe. FRAGEB te TINNK A ent ' ______*»*_■ TVTOKTHhKN STEAMSHIP «__g__jfe:___-l CO. (LIMITED), .*in._w»» TIME TABLE—February, (Weather and other Circumstances Permitting). lOS TAURANGA AND BAY OF PLENTY POBT3. BTEAMBB. I DATE OF BAILINB. Wellington Thursday, 16. fi p m Gleneig Monday, 20, 5 p m Gleneig Thursday, 23, 5 p m Wellington Monday. 27, fi p m Connects at Tauranga tor Opotlki Staila and Bay of Plenty Ports overy Tnesday FOB RUSSELL, WHANQAROA, _ MANQONUL Wellington! Monday, 20, 5p m Gleneig I Monday! 27,5 p m FOB WHANGAREI, WHANOABBI HEADS, AND MANGAPAI. B vory Tuesday at 6 p.m. Argyle (Carrying passengers and cargo for Waipu), TOE WHANPABKI AMD WHAHOARKI HEADS. Every Friday, at S p.m, Argyle (Carrying pansengers and cargo for Walpo). FOB WAIWERA AMD RUSSELL. Every Saturday, at 4 p.m., leaving lona Waiwera for Auokland every Tuesday, at 9 a.m. FOB WAIWERA AND WHANGAREI. I Every Wednesday, at 4 p.m., leav lona Ing Waiwera for Auckland every Friday, at 9 a.m. FOB COROMANDEL (carrying passengers ■ only). , iona I Every Tuesday and Friday, 4 p.m. FBOM COROMANDEL, r~ I Every Wednesday and Saturday, loPtt j at 10 a.m. FOB MAKQAWAL FJngal | Thursday, 18, 8 p.m. JOB MKRCUBY BAY. Flngal I Every Monday, at 4 p.m. ~ FOB HOKIANGA (FROM ONEHUNGA). Rowena I Tneaday, 21.1 p.m. FOB WAITARA (FROM ONEHUNGA), ~ ~ I Friday, 17,10 a,m. Macgregor |A- Barneßt Ag6 nt at Onehnnga. ~_T Cargo mnst be booked and alongside ono hour before advertised time of departure. Passage tlokets mnst be taken at the Com pany s Offlce.iNo. 67, Qneen-etreet, Auokland- A. MCGREGOR, Managing Director UTQceries. go. "~" [ESTABLISHED 1.66.) pHARLES jy/£AJOR, GKOOBB, MKBOHANT, AND IMPOBTKB, QUEEN-STREET WHARF, AUCKLAND, Begs to intimate to his ouatomew and the pnbllo generally that, having disposed of his Retail Bhop. he Is now In a position to devote tho wholo of his time and attention to tho WHOLESALE BUBINEBS. All orders will ntoet with prompt execution, A fresh supply of American Walnuts for seed reoelved by last mall steamer. ■January 21.1882. -rrf F~~A R X E^T, gT FAMILY BBOOKB, "B HOBBON-BTBKKT. Families regularly waited upon, and Goods promptly deUvered to all parts of tho town and suburbs. W. PARKER. ■__, Bi V O H A N A N, • GROCER, tec, PONSOHBY ROAD, AUCKLAND (Opposite All Saints' Churoh). A Large Stook of Drapery Goods suitable for tho Season now at hand, at Prices that defy competition. . OBSON-SXKEKT STEAM COFFEE MILLS. H. P. GIBBONS & CO., Tea, Coffee, and Spice Merchants, Wholesale and Family Grocers, Coal, firewood, and Produce Dealers. H. P. GIBBONS & CO., HOBSON-STREET, AUCKLAND. ]tTOTICE I NOTICE 11 HOXiOE 111 HOLLAND&~FORTZER, In thanking the general publlo for the very liberal support they have received for tho past Seven yeare; would take this opportunity to In toni them that being Direot Importers of ■averal leading lines, they are In a position to Bay Sthont any boaßt whatever, they can supply AND GENERAL GftOOERIBS at Prioes second to none In Anokland. PRICK LIST:- Box Teas from 16s 6d per box; a splendid of onr own mixing at 20s per laiba rtrnnnnnv No. 1 Sugar, 20s per bag AKfflrigWYelFow^ Sugar. 4d per lb f_X W-S5 Sperm CandTesJMl Per lb ♦HlSSSSSafffiSft Caddies, con . WB»ffi| OTio P«uid Of Good Tea. at a very low n„JS_Ti!Uted and gronnti dally, at prices from Coffee,roMted ana*£■■«. . d oaU wiai _U__m tO^Turkey Brand at ulk pet BloS, Oate. Bran, Sharps, and Malse atMU prices. __ deUvered freo of onarge te Boat or nau, on. _ parts of town and suburbs. N.8.-Note the AddrMS HOLLANO & FORTZER, WHOLESALE AWD RETAIL aROOBBE QUEEN-SIBEBT. AUOKLAND I VSC Bt COBOMAMIMII. Ltneiai iHseount allowed lot Cart



Business Notices. P« fIBYS'I'AL IVORY TYPI V/ PAINTINGS, Specimens may be eeen and orders left at S Wayte'a, Bookseller, Queen-street, Cabinets (framed), 2 guineas to 3 guineas. Cartes de Vlslte (framed), 30s. t PROFESSOR F. A. BROOKES. Private Residence t York Lodge, Rutland Btreet. Parnell. I MHHHHHHHHIiHMaaiI^BaMi 1. Formoses ln.Morte. D ATE* ZEALAND FERNS, 1.1 Unmounted, or Tas tef nlly Mountod In varlotts wars, d ruoa 13 op to 120 vab etikb, j. or Bale by ~ B R.I C C R AJ. G, n Pbinckb-sti-kkt. mV_mWKKamm^ttaOmmmWm__mW_—sSmWaKm"t_\ ' OULMAN'S PHOTO ROOMS, XT ."HOBTLAND-BTBBBT, Tourists sn( Visitors are Invited to Inopoot I Pulman'a Views of tho Hot Lakes, Auokland and Bußh Soonery, &o. The greatest variety ol Original Portraits of Maori Celebrities in New Zealand, PHOTOGRAPHY IN ALL ITS BRANCHES , f 111 IS HE X AND CO, (LIMITED), _• •, P Wholes a Lie Shipping & Faj__il\ '• HuTCnaute, Queen-street (noxt Bank of New Zealand, Auokland). — Poultry of nil kinds !> dressed to order. Primo Hinokod Tongneß, ,• Homc-oured Baoon, Corned Beof on Salo in > Largo Quantities. — N.H. — Deators in Gamo, Live Pheasants forwardod to all parts of the Coldny upon recoipt of ordor. Families waited I, on in town or euburbß. S' A 3 X O X JJ ' S FRUIT AND PROVISION STORE. PorkPlos _____ M__ie_* Rlpo Peaohes from la por doz. I BANANAS I BANANAS 1 3d per Ib by the bunch. * COOKING PEACHES, 6D. PKR DOZEN. Victoria-street (oorner of Albort-Btroet). AYLOR'S FaXJSNX HEWING MAOHINES Abb Simple to Learn, Quiet In Action. Not liable te get ont of order. Possess largo and easUy threaded Shut Uou. No Difficulty In getting Needles and Extras TAX LOR'B PATENT SEWING MACHINES should bed Inspected by all desirous of pro curing a Thoroughly Good Machine, Also, to be had at Low Prices. . TWISTED LOOP-STITCH MACHINES , Of Best Construction, ■ ter aokkt t T. PEACOCK, Optician, Speotaoles, Telesoopes, Mlorosoopoa, Baromoters, Eleotrio Bells, Sec Instrnments and Maohinea Repaired. SHORTLAND - STREET, IQppoelte the goet-offlog>. /To ALI COALI GOALI WHAU WHAU COAL MINES, WHANGAREI. OFFICE t. No 8 LOWER QUEEN-STREET, W. S L O A N E, A PENT. npO IKAV KLLK KB, «50. PRMJitrnre _tor Homb.—Verr Handsome Cur oalty Cabinets, Inlaid Table Tops, and Walking Sticks, made o( rioh and boantlf ul New Zealand Woods; also, Pollßhed Specimens of Woods In small box, and Brass-bound Chests ot Drawers In picked Mottled Kauri. All at very reason able prioes. WILLIAM NORRIB. Worker of Nativo Woods.top of Shortland-slrofl JOHN UOYLAN, C.S.] [HOST. LUNDON, C.K. BOYLANAND LUNDON, CIVIL ENGINEERS, LICENSED LAND TKANSFEB SURVEYORS AUTHORISED NATIVE LAND SURVEYORS. ENGINEERING AND QUANTITY SURVEYORS. COLONIAL BANK BUILDING. AUCKLAND. T^ "of i c J, W. H. SKINNER, ARCHITECT, Has token offlccs formerly ooonpled by the City Council, and ovor Messrs. Upton and Cq.'b, Queen-Btreet. YOUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSO CIATION, CORNER OF WBLLKSLKY AND ALBKRT BTRBKTB Reading Room, Comfortably Furnished. Au the Leading Papers on the tables. Subsorlption, 2a Bd per quarter. The Library contains up wards of 2800 vols, in tho various departments of Literature. Subscription, 2s Od nor quarter. Tea and Coffoe provided. Employment and Boarding-house Registers. Meeting for Young Men on Tuesdays, at 7.30. EvanaeUfltio Service, Thursdays, at 7.80. Bib c Reading and Prayer, Saturday at 7.30. Bible Class, Sunday, at 3 p.m. Strangers and others (especially Young Men) cordially invited to visit the Rooms, whero all information may bo obtained. Open from 8 a.m. tIU 10 p.m. ; HENRY BRACE & CO. (LIMITED, WHOLKSALW MANUFACTURINGS AND IMPORTERS Of all kinds of SADDLERY, Hibh-Btrkkt, Auokland. EDW. JNO. COX. Manager. mo DRAPERS, GROCERS, AND X OTHERS. A supply Of MARCUS WARD te CCh'B GOODS has just been opened at the Stab Office, Inspection of which la jreepeotf ully in vlted The Goods oonrista of Ornamental Cards of various descriptions and the Latest Patterns, suitable for Almanaos, Business Notifications and Advertising purposes generally. SUPERIOR CORRUGATED TANKf, J, L. KEAN (Late Alfred Smart), Has for Salo a number of the above, with Tapß ready for use, at reduced ratos, at his Shop. Elliott-street. Large quantities of Snouting" Kidging, and Down Pipes always In stook. Verandah Iron curved at the BhorteaUiotioe. Country orders will alwayß reoelve his prompt attention. Lead washers alwayß on hand. rilO BUTCHERS, SETTLERS X FARMERS, AND OTHERS, The undersigned are Cash Pubohabbbb of HIDBB, BHEKPBRINB, WOOL, TALLOW. BEEBWAX. tee., Sec, at Highest Markot Rates' "conaignore direct will have prompt and im mediate oash remittances returned at satisfac tory rates, IBBLAND BKO s„ Tanneh ami Leathkr Manufaotukbl-H. < UQKLAWU TTALENTINES I "VALENTINES I The undersigned have JUST OPEN El* Ex Orient ..toamer, A CHOICE ASSORTMENT OF VALENTINES COMIC, VALENTINES SENTIMENTAL, SATCHETTES, &C„ All of whloh be Is NOW OFFERING AT THE LOWEST RATES, J£DWARD ! IMPORTER OF BOOKS & STATIONERY, 100, QusntN-BTHBBT, Auckland. llyi.CTOBl A HOUSE. H. A. COLSON, STATIONER AND BOOKSELLER, Victoria-street, Anokland, Corner ol j Hobson-street, Diaries, Almanaos, Books, Birthday Cards, Sachets, &c„ in great variety. H. A. COLSON.



Business Notices. _ T> M. HEIGHT ON, J\. having dlspoßod of hia property, offers for Sale tho wholo of his Stock, etc., consisting ;, of:—1 FaurHorso-powor Upright Portable En gino and Boiler complete (nearly now) in good working order, by Russell &Co.; price, .3125. Iron Turning Sore w-cutting Gap Lathe, Bft. bed. Shifting Tools, Seo., oomoleto, £75; 2 small Lathes, 1 large pairs of Smith's Hollows, in good ordor, work by Bteam or hand; i Portablo Iron l. Forgoß, 1 large Anvils and Tools, 1 Pairs S-hith's Vlco (largo size), Dies and Taps, 1 Whoel-plato - for Shoeing wheels. 2 Cast iron Oval Boilers, 3 Cast-iron Tanks, Wheolbarrow, Grindstono (for Bteam or hand), 100 now Chimnoy Bars (various sizes). 2 Pairs Boiling Machines (for Rolling Tires), 1 Mincing Machine, lot of Smlth'B Tongs, K. M. HEIGHTON, London Iron Works, Pltt-streot (Top [of Grey-st) mHE NEW ZEALAND TIMBER COMPANY (LIMITED) Beg to Inform their numerous Customers tha , they have pnrohased the Business hitherto oon dnoted by Moßsrs. Jagger and Parker, and that, ! In aooordanoo with this arrangement, Mr, [ Jagger will be tho Manager for tho Company In Anokland, who will recoivo and exeonte all orders. 0. A. HARRIS, \ Chairman, r Auokland, ileptombor, 188 L > VIT'E beg to give notice to our Customers i Vl that we have Incorporated our Bualnoss , with tho New Zoaland Tlmbor Co. (IJmitedl. l JAGGER,& PARKER. 1 Auoklnnd, September, 1881. 1 fTIHE NEW ZEALAND TIMBER A COMPANY (LIMITED) i c now prepared to supply Tlmbor of any ength and size at tho shortest notice. -I FRANK JAGGER, Manager. , Anoklaafl, September 1881. ■ J., S. ELHt A DO. '■ « LADDER Se BARROW MAKER, ' 80 and 82, Victoria-street, Every Description of Laddors, Steps, Barrows, , l arrow Wheels, Clothoa Horses, Clothes Boxes, 1 TravelUng Cheats, Sec. on hand or mado to order, A liberal discount allowed to Contractors and On wholesale order. Shop and Olllco Fittings, and all kinda ot Job bing Work done by experienced workmen on tlio shortost notice N.l!.—Ladders. Steps and narrows lent on hire, Violins bought. One or two superior old Violins tor sale; also, a wood V.ollnoello,, choan KRTAIILiaUKU ISO*, t\M R _. TRAFFOBU, SURGEON DENTIST WAKEtrISLLD-BTIISHT, NEAR QUBEN-BTREEtI Painless Extraction of Teeth by the Oxide- Nitrogen Gas. Professional Hours—U a.m. till 6 p.m. m AIT BROTHERS JL MARBLE AND FBKESTONEJMABONS Monument*, Head-stones, Tombs, and Iron Tomb Railings, INSCRIPTIONS RXKODTKD IN A BUI'KRIOB STYLE, Prices and Designs FREK on Application, address i— Corner oi RUTLAND AND LORNB STEEKTS. AUCKLAND Near Junction of Queen and Wakefield street a 0~ TL, COLOUR, _AND GLASS MERCHANTS. *Sfi[ t pHHiLipps & Son, 95 & 97, Queen-street, Auckland, N.Z., IMPORTERS 0» PAPERHANGINGS. Panel Decorations, GLA!3-Pcllahod. Silvered, and Rough Plate English and Continental Sheet, Photo graphic Glass Shades. WHITK LEAD, Colours, Oil, VARNISHES Brushes, Mixed Paints. Canton's Antlcor roelve und Patont Silicate Paints. MOULDINGB—GiIt, Stained, Veneered, for Ploture Frame and I loom Decorations, Fanoy Frames for Cablnot and C.D.V. Pictures of every dcßoription In groat verioty Scraps—Photos and Coloured. Albums for Photos, Scraps, &0., &c„ Sec Cut-out or Overlay Mounts, all sizes • Cabinet and C.D.V. Mounta; Artists' Requisites, W. P. Se S. having always on hand tho largest stook of the abovo goods In tho North Island of New Zealand, aro ablo te oxeonto either whole- Bale or retail orders on the most favourable terms. Samples of Paperhanglnga trom open stook, or of original packages, sent on applica tion. Now settlers in Anokland should Inspect our Btook of Paperhangings and Pioturos boforo fitting up their now homes; thoy will find some thing to salt the means of everyone. W. PHILLIPPS & SON, QOSEN-HTBEBT. AOOK-.AND. 7, _tvl«N EJK X O SS, a AUCKLAND STEAM WOOD TURNING FACTORY, Wyndham Street (Next Sbaekspeakh Hotel). Having Introduced Stoam Power, ho Is now pre pared to make a Red notion of Twenty per Con off ho price of all common work. __• Country Orders Punctually attended to "\T EWTON VENETIAN BLIN D __% WORK . E O. TUCKER, VENETIAN BLIND MAKER AND WIRE WOKKEF, KA__Ar.GAnA>K Road, Newtoh, Vonotlan Blinds ot the bost quality made aud fixed at Is pet foot, Wlrnworfc, of any rtoeortp- Uou and pal torn, mado to ordor Repairs neatly oxnoutod. JAMES SS . XOUJS X, CARTKR, CONTRACTOR. &0 Goods Carted and Delivered from ship's side on Shortest Notice. Bolloat Supplied. Newcastle and Bay o_r Islands Coal. Also, Firewood (out and uncut) reasonable. rsiflAMKii UA.KRIAGE AMD DRAY I FACTORY, JAMES MAOK 18, Proprietor, victoria street east, auokland. Repairs ot Kvery Description In Wood andiron neatly oxeeutod on the Shortest Notice. SPRINGS MADE AND REPAIRED, ~r N,B.—Oountrv Orders pnnotually attended to _____________ THE COVENTRY Picture frame Manufactory, musical instrument and fancy - BAZAAR, 70, Victoria-street, Auokland, • THOMAS E. CARTER, Proprietor, Piotnres Mounted and Framed on the shortest notice. A Choice Assortment of Birthday Cards, Oleographs, Chromoß,. Prints, Illumina tions, and Fancy Goods. Pianofortea Tuned and regulated from 6s. Teaoher of Pianoforte, Har monium, and Comet. Concertina, Melodlon, or Accordion, taught by my new mothod, for 20b. Violin Strings and Fittlngß. pHEAP CUTLERY. Thomas Samuel Is now selling all kinds of Cntlery at very low prlceß from Shefilold bCBt makers. Including Lookwocd, Johnstone, and other makers, of beßt Pooket and Tablo Knives, Bolssorß, Razors, etc., Eleotro Plate Ware, Spoonß, Forka, Cruets, etc.—Thomas Samubl, 46, (Jueen-Btreet, opposite New Zealand In snranoe BnlMlngs. W_KJ_,l. JSSLE Y-ST REET Uxjli, COLOUR, Se GLASS WARKHOUSK.- C. G. Hill, Importer of Paperhanglnga, Oils, Colours, Glass, Varnish, White Lead, Sec, Gilt and Stained Mouldings and Piotnres, Sec. Pic ture-framing to order. Just landed, ex ' Coro nUla' and ' Loot. U00n,''245 pookages Paper hangings, White Lead, Oils &c—Ploase note tho addroßS! WoUesloy-streot Wost (opposite Market entrance). : IJU6H K. QILMOUR (Late Thomas J. Harbntt), STEAM BRUSH, PORTABLE FORGE, AND BELLOWS FACTORY, VIOTOBIA-STBKKT EABT, Auckland. , "j a £ fi U.JS X SON, HOUSE, SHIP, SIGN, AND GENERAL DECORATIVE PAINTER, NO. 8, Wyndham-stbket. KELAHD BROTHERS, WOOL MERCHANTS, TANNERS AND LEATHER MANUFACTURERS, IMPORTERS OF Saddlers' and Bootmakers' Machinery, English and Foreign Leather, Saddlery, Saddlers' Ironmongery, Boot Uppers, Grindery, Mill Belting, Suction and Delivery Hose, Sec, Sco, Warehouses t—Vuloan Lane and High Btreet Works'i—Panmure. Auokland. Constituents' Orders Promptly and carefully Kixßcu-ed. \%J AKN OC X BROTHERS, TV SOAP AND CANDLE MANUFACTURERS, COX'S CREEK, RICHMOND. orriest Durham-street, Auckland, Cash Pnrohasece of Tallow, Wool, Sheepskins, 1 and Bones.



Medical. ORE LOCAL EVIDENCE on1 thk CURATIVE PROPERTIES OF -QROFESSOR /GUSSCOTT _ Herbal Trbatmbnt. may now bk consulted at his ad DREBS, Shohtland-btreet. To Professor Gusaoott, Bhortland-street, Anok land. Sir,-I heroby certify that for over two years I was troublod with a violent cough, with a frequent Bpltting of blood and groat palpita tion. I would not attempt to walk up a hill.nor yot to lie down In my bod during that time. I was unablo to ao any work, after spending a great doal of money on dootors and chemists, as woll as bsing an out-door patient of tho hospital. I lost all hopea of recovery, but seeing so many ourea you had effocted in. the " Herald," I was advleod to como to Auckland and givo your herbal remedies a fair trial, and I am happy to say in sis weeks I ooold return to the Thamoß a strong, healthy rutin, free from cough or palpita tion, thank God and you also. I shall be ablo to rooommond your horbal treatment, for I can speak for myself, also from sooreß I havo seen in yonr placn at different times, and ovory ono speaking in tho higheßt terms of your tro^amont, —Believe mn to bo, yours evor grateful, Frank Scuthorby, Thames, January 3rd, 1882. To Professor GusbooW, Hhortland-Btroet: Sir, —For the last threo years I have been with that dreadful complaint culled dyspepsia, or indigos-1 tion. It did not matter what I ate, in an hoar or ao alter my Btonmch would benin to swell, that I should havo to unfasten my clothes. The food usod to turn Bour on my Btomaoh. Then I would oommonco belching wind and gas. Dirty sour froth would heave from my cliost. I had to bo vory particular in what 1 should oat. Kat moat, cabbage, or potatooa, or cheese—thoy aoted on mo like bo muoh balm, in fact I did not know what to oat, for nothing would agroo With me. But hearing of your Horbal Tonlo, I was indnoed to try a bottle, aod when I had ono I wanted moro, for ray health was moro to mo than money. I found moro relief from your Tonic and Composition Powdor than all tho medicino I havo over taken. You havo ef fected a porloot euro of mo. I oan oat now any thinnr as woll as thorostof my family, and oujoy It.-Bolievo mo to be, yours ovor truly, Mra Elizabeth Swan, Parnell, January 11,1882. To Prefesesor Gutsoott: Dear 81r.—My case waa so rontarkablo and my ouro booii'ectual,that I feel U my duty to give you a testimonial as my evidonco. I havo boen suffering with rheuma tism for tho last seven years, and a groat part of that timo I have not boen ablo to drees or un dress myßelf. For live years I was unablo to walk without crutches. I was tired of my life, becaußO I was a burden to myself and family, but hearing and seeing tha wonderful oures you had effected in different ohronlc complaints,and a Rr^tat number which I knew, whloh aro not published, but I think It my duty to you and to tho publio, that a man of your skill in curing such chronio complninte as mine should bo a household word. I was like a man drowning. I waa glad to grab at anything, but I am happy to say that, through your herbal treatment. I am hearty and well, and can go without orutohos aa well as over.—Believe mo to bo, youra ovor grateful, Ji C. Dean, Ponsonby, January 19,1882. To Professor Gusscott, Shortland-Btreet. Sir, —I am happy to inform you of tho perfect euro I hove received through your medicinal tn-at inont. I camo to yon on tho 27th of Jdoptembor la_t. At that time my leg was pronounced In curable ; but when I oamo to you you told me that you would convince mo In a fortnight, and I am happy to say you havo fulfilled your protni-O, although I waa rather doubtful: but I was told by a friend ot rolno that, if I sold co, you would not treat mo. My friend's namo is MVb Walker, who know you In Chrlßtohnrch. Sho waa alao a patient of yours whloh yon enred of the dropsy. lam happy to say that I have dispensed with' my crutches, and able to attend to my doinoatto duties. I givo you this for tho benefit of others who aro suffering as I have boon foryoars,—Yonrs, ever thankful, Mrs Eliy Joyco, Nowten-road. Deoember 1. To Professor Gussoott.lShortland-street Dear Sir,—lt le with great ploasuro that I add to tho number of your valuablo testimonials for tho miraculous onro yonr medicine has performed on mo. I havo been troubled with what somo medioal men call indlgottion, others dyspepsia, but whon I came to yon on the lGth of Sept., you told mo that I had llvor oomplalnt: you explained to me my symptoms about tho palpita tion of tho heart, th-) wind on tne stomach, cold hands and feet, the BOurnO-S of tho wind and gas I used to bolcb, cold chills running down my back, and, in foot, you described my feelings BO minutely, that I waa quite BOtlallod that you understood my complaint, and I am happy to say that through your horbal treatment you have effected a perfect ouro.—Yours ovor grate ful, Mrs M. Little, Hoboon-Btreot, Auckland. To Profossor Gusscott, Shortland-streot. Sir,— I havo been troubled with neuralgia in both my head nnd face, and been doprived fixm many nights' sloop, and when I sat down to my food many ' titnea I have bad to got up from tho table and walkabout without evor tasting food. A a I told you; when I applied to you. that I had tried all tho chemists In town, and I only got temporary roliof. Whon you told mo you would euro mo in a minute I was very doubt ful, but am happy to say you did so. I should rooommond any lady Buffering from tho same te give you a trial, as you told me, if no oure, no pay.—Believe me to be, yours over thankful, Rachel Cousenß, Viotorla-street, November 21. To Professor Gusscott, Bhortland-atreet. It is with great pleasure that I acknow ledge a perfect euro I have received through your herbal treatment; I have boon troubled with scurvy for throe years and nine months, which I explained when I called on yon,. I told you I could form no othor cause unless it was through sleeping In a bod whero some ono had boon slooplng who had the scurvey. I have aiwayß been very particular when Btaylng at the hotels to examine tho linen beforo goiog to bed. I havo met many mon on my route- who havo got tbo samo complaint through sleeping In dirty beds the same as I did. I also told you whon I applied that I had taken agreat quantity of mediolno until my hair began to fall off; but I happouod to sco your advertisement stating that your treatment was aolely herba. I havo known wonderful ouroa offeoted through tho herbal treatmont when minerals have failed:: and being a btillovor in herba, I was very happy to placo myself undor your treatment as soon aa you camo to Auoklan d, and I am glad to say you havo effeotod a cure on mo and mado me a clean, Btrong, hoalthy man.—Bellevo me to be, yours evor thankful, Alfred Hopkins, New North Koad, December 6th, To Professor Gusscott, Dear Sir—lt is with great pleasure I have In reoommondlng your Tonic I have been Buffering with wind and Bpanna on the Btomaoh for several years, and I could not get any relief, -everything I ate turned to wind. I could not eat, I could cot Bleep (I often had to get out ot bed and walk about for hours. I was advised to tako cod liver and quinine and Iron, &0., and all to no good. I had to give up my employment for weeks at a stretch, bnt 1 was advised by a friend of mine, who was working at the Union Sash and Door Company, to apply to you, and that you would convince mo in a week. I waa rather doubtful of this, after trying so many different medicines, both from the Hospital and ohemißts, and other patont medicines. I thought it was impossible for me to get oured bo qluok and bo perfectly aa you havo done, lam happy to say in two months' time you have made me a now man. I can eat well, and also onioy a good niptht's rest, with many thanks to yon. and I hope your days will be long in Auckland, for the good of the community at large.—Yours reapecttully, Richard Lawson, Ponsonby, Feb ruary 2nd, 1882, To Professor Gusscott, Shortland-street: Sir- As you aro oware that I explained to you, when I appliod to you, that I have boen troubled with bleeding piles for the. last five or blx years, as I told you I have tried medical men, chemlstß.and old women'a onreß, bnt never had a perfoot euro until I applied to you, about six weeks ago. They u?ed to come down and bleed for an hour at a time so tbat I should have to chango my olothes, but when you told me you would make mo worse before I should be better, I oould not reckon you up. I thought I should have to give up business altogether. If I Bhould be worse, but in four day. you oonvinced me that I could give you this testimonial with confidence, that in live weeks you have effeoted a perfect cure on me. I Bhall ever be a bellover in herbs after tho wonderful oure yon have performed on mo.— Yours, ever grateful, Henry Marsh, Albert Btreet, Ooteber 11. To Professor Gußßoott, Bhortland street: Dear Sir,—lam happy to inform you that through your herbal treatment I can safely say that I have received more benefit through your horbal treatmont than all tho medicine that I have ever taktn. I have been troubled with asthma lor the last flvo yeara. I was obliged to give up my business and come to Auckland for medioal treatment, and Beoing y our testimonials and the many cures yon had effected, and also that you required no information and that you could tell a man's complaint as soon as you caw him—you did so to me bo oorreotly, and that Is moro than any medical man evsr told me before, and it gavo me confidence to place myßelf under your treatmont. lam well known in Cambridge, I ' shall return home on Wednesday, and you may rely you will havo many applications from that district.—Yours, truly, John Hargravea, Queen- Street, Auokland, Professor Gusaoott would Impress on those who may do him the honour to oonsult him that tho utmost secrecy can be relied upon ; more over, from long experience, and a careful study of the human Bye torn, he can deoide almost at a glance tho diagnosis of the case, thereby roliev- Int.- the patient of a great deal of norvousneas and hesitation. Professor Gusscott invites the confidence of either sex suffering from functional derange ment, spermatorrhcea, exhausting dreams. &o. frofesaor Gusscott has made nervous debility and loss of power hie spooled study, from what ever cause arising. He would earnestly Impress upon those who do suffer to seek Immediate advice and counsel, if they desire " an old age, I serene and bright," Lot no false delicacy deter suffering viotlma from removing the cause of this blight to manhood. The strictest confidence may bo relied upon. CONSULTATION GRATIS. Can bo consulted Dy letter. Publio inspection invited to the large assort. ment of BRITISH and AMERICAN HERBS. Note tho Address— Professor Gusscott, Next Door to Messrs Winks and Hall's Establishment. Shobtlan-j-stukkt, Auckland, Houro't From S a,m. to 3 p,_n,



I Drapery and Clothing. Phillips' s TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT R It R EKE M M M O O O V V V E X X V D D — TO- Temporary Premises, ALBERT HALL, DARBY-STREET, OPPOSITE OLD SHOP. /* V DEFERRBD^ \ IjPAYMKNT I \\ — BYBTEM I MUNRO & MILLIGAN, TAILORS, DRAPERS Se OUTFITTERS, HOBSON-STREET (Nearly opposite Wellington-street), Have a Well • Assorted STOCK ot the BEST CLASS GOODS In the following Departments t — Dresses, Prints, Callcooß, Longcloths. Sheetings, Linens, Flannels, Blankets, Rugs, Carpets. Oxford Bhlrtlng, Counterpanes, Waterproof Cloaks, Mantles, Fienoh Merinoes, Shawls, Cash meres, Silks, Shirts, Curtains, Umbrellas, Mantle Cloths, and Tweeds. Having found that there Is an opening for a TAILORING! BUSINESS on the Dbfbrbbd Payment Svstkm, they have soonred the ser vloob of a FIRBT.CI_AB3 CUTTER, and are now prepared to mako te moasure, from First class Materials, at reasonable prices, every description el Clothing, All Tweeds thoroughly shrunk before being mado up, and at and workmanship guaranteed. The Deferred Payment St/sfemhasbeenfound to be a great boon, by enabling those with limited Incomes to prponre necessaries in the easiest possible way. ... , M. & M. having had considerable London ex perience In this partloular System of Business, and having their Goods diheot from the Best London and Glasgow Firms, are In a position to oflfer tho BKST GOODS on the Most Advan tageous Terms. If Note the Address,— -jyrUNRO & jyTILL QAN, HOBSON-STREET Nearly opposite Welllngton-street). Wf ELLJaaL-S 1 HOUSE. Just Opewbd, A Freßh Assortment ot Ladlss' & Children's Underolothlng, Corsets, Sec Ladles' NlghtdreßßOß (boautlfully trimmed), 4s 6d, 6s lid; Chemises, 2s, 2s 9d, 3a 6d, Children's Underclothing in great variety. A Large Assorting!, t of _ Ladles Corsets just to han_>in Wlri*?' Blaok and Drab. The " Grecian Girder " Belt Cor set, side lacing: this Corset is especially adapted for the present style of cos tume, the side lacing enabling It to be adjusted to almoßt any figure. MOO yards Swiss Embroidery Edgings at 3d, 4d and Sd, a great bargain. An Extensive and Well-Seleoted Stook of General Drapery at moderate Prioes. Country Orders promptly attended to. One Shilling In the £ disoount on aU Cash Purchases to the amount of 20s and upwards, A, LOVETT, Wl-LLKSLES-STREET, SELLING OFF I SELLING OFF 1 To Rb-Build Premises. N. GOLD WATER, Clothier (opposite Bank of New Zealand), Queen-street, finding that his present premises are not commodious enough for theinoreaslng trade, has deoided to Re-build. Therefore ho intends to Bell-off for Four Weekß only tho balance of his Stook of Clothing at Prloes that will astonish everybody (regardless Of cost). A call will convince tho moat sceptical that this la a genuine Clearlng-ont Sale, and not a mora draper's puff. Note the Address—N. Golowatbb. 58, Queen-street (opposite Bank of New Zealand). ~ ARGAINSI BARGAINS 1 - Ladies, D bear in mind that WlUtamrt Is the Cheapest Honse in Town for Ladles' Under clothing. Real and Imitation Maltese Laoe, Silk and Lace Ties, Neok FriHings; a nira assort ment of Gilt and Blaok Brooohes and Bairings, ohean. Ladles from the country would do well to buy their Goods at Williamß's, Cheapest Housei in Town, foot of OK7^tTeet.toriiioon above Markot entrance. Open till 9 oolook p.m. m»r HY GO TO TOWN! Mmo and see our Grand Show of GENERA^, DRAPERY. As large a variety of oqual value and as low prioes as those at town AT STEPHENSON'S. Wo are Selling the remainder of our Prints, Mußlins, and Dresa Materials at Greatly R<* duoed Prioes, prior to Stook-taking. Also, the balanoe of our Straw Goods, consisting of Men's. Boys, Ladles' and Children's Hate and B JMt'Received: £100 worth of Samples of Hosiery, Corsets,. Sun Hats, Infants' Bonnets, PeK Braces, Belts. Shirts, and Underoloth- Ino- whlolh we are selling at the Wholesale Priies. Jlo, 550yd8 Blaok and Btrlned Grena . dines, worth Is 6d, to be oleared at 9d por yd: Grey and White Calico, from 2Jd per yd. All Other Goods to be had equally aa oheap at A. O, STEPHENSON S, NEWTON HOUSE, Near Post-office. T> E A D T H IS. M. B. MoINTYRE, Bread and Biscuit Baker, Karangahape Road Begs to Inform the publlo that his BißOults, GteKerbreads, and aU kinds of Confectionery aw for quality, and thoroughly y^Olesome. Famlließ waited on for Orders, IarWEDDINO Cakes. •» ConoertS, Soirees, Bails, provided with re freshments on tbfe Bhorteßt notice, and at lowest rates. ■BI E N C I N G, All kinds of Fonolng Put Up by Contract. Paling Fences, Post and Rail, Ornamental Wire, and every kind of Picket iTenoe, Gates supplied, fixed and painted. Also for Sale at Yard— Puriri Posts; Honse Blocks, IJd to 6d per foot; Shingles, 12s 6d per 1.000: Hobart Postß, 1. eaoh; Hobart Rails, 87s 6d per 100; Hobart Palings, 17s: Kauri do, 9s: Splendid Rlmti Rills,ssa; Titree d 0,605; and about 2008-feol Purlti Poste, at _l per ioo.-Sam. Warnt, Fencer, Gore-street, near Britomart Hotel,



Public JNotices. ELECTION OF LICENSING COM MITTEE. The Executive appointed by the Committal of the United Temperance Sonloties beg U inform the Ratepapers that the following Gontlemen have been Nominated tor the Licensing Committee for Auckland, EAST. ■ SOUTH. J. CnAMBBRS J. T. Garlick T. MoMastkh C. C, McMillan D.H. MoKENZIE D. H.MoKbnzie Ji Newman J. Newman C. B. Stone G. W. Owen NORTH. J. Buchanan D. H. McKenzie G. B. Owen C. C. McMillan J. Newman. For whom Ratepayers are earnestly roq uca toe to record their votes on TUESDAY next, 21st tnat. POLLING BOOTHS: . Auckland East - Court Honse, High-street „ South-St. James's Hall, Wellington street „ North—Temperance Hall. Albert-st HOURS OF POLLING-FROM 9 A.M, to B r.M J. NEWMAN, Chairman. J. G. CARR, Secretary. TtrT O T I C E, In thanking my Customers for past favours, 1 beg to intimate that I have disposed of raj Business, and Stock of Furniture, Glaas, China and Earthenware, to Mr Henry Ratten, ant solicit for him a continuance of that suppprt B( long accorded to me. D. OLPHKRT. Qneen-street, Feb. 13,1852. IN reference to the above, I beg to solicit c continuance of the patronage so long ao oorded to Mr D, Olphert, and trnst by strict attention to business and by selling at lowest possible prices to merit a continuance of the same. In f ntnre the business will be carried on at tho Basket and Perambulator Foctory, 46,17, 48, 49. and 30, City Market (Wellesley-Btreet Entrance). HY. RAFTON. February 13,1882. #1 R O U N v LIME, GROUND LIME. FOR SALE SOUTHGATE'S Mahukangi Hydraulic Ground Roohb Lime, In any quantity, for Conorete. Paths, Floors, Cellars, eto. (next to atone flagging, Is unrivalled for durability and hard-setting qualitlea). For tanks and other wet work ft la a flrst-olass mater B. KEANE, SOLE AGENT, CUSTOMHOUSE-STREET. AUCKLAND SAVINGS BANK. TEMPORARY OFFICES . IN DARBY. STREET •*' (Next to the Thistle Hotel). R. CAMERON, Manager. CTORSE TRAINER. G. HAZIILL, Late Rough Riding Sehgkant-Major and Equitation Instructor, 12 years in H.M. Service, Begs to inform the publlo that he has com menced Business in the above line. Every Horse intrusted to hia charge will be properly Broken and Handled, either as Ladles or Gentlemen's Chargers or to Harness. Also, In struction glvou In the Art of Equitation to Young Ladles and Gentlomen at their own private residence. Terms, Testimonials, and Proof of Qualification gKen.—Apply to G. HAZKLL, Fruiterer, Upper Symoudßßtreot. O MERCHANTS, BREWERS, BOTTLERS, AND OTHERS. THOMPSON AND CO., CRAWFORD-STREET, dunedin. (Established 1868) IMPORTERS OF ENGLISH, FRENCH, AND SPANISH CUT CORKS Have always on Hand and to arrive :— Brewers', Bottlers', and Sodavjator Manu facturers' Sundries, including all kinds of corks, bungs. Bhlvea, teats, and Bpiles, cellar tap corks, corking maohlnes, capsules, tinfoil, bottling wire, Buperior iatnglasß (brewers'), book, purse. East India pipe and pure Russian and Brazilian cut; thermometer?, blind and common. All kinds of ginger, whole and crushed; tartarlo;aoetlo, sulphurous, citric, and sulphurio acids; spirits of wine; 61 0.p.; essences and essential oils; sodawater machines ; bottling racks, patent and common; patent Byrnping pumpß; sodawater and ginger beer bottles; ordinary; Lamoni'a; Hogbsns; and Codd's patent bottles; herbs, peels; and roots of every description: and every requisite for the brewers', bottl/re, and terated water manufacturers' trade. THOMPSON AND CO.. „ ' Crawford-street, Dnnedin. pUB LI C NOTICE. R. W."R0BlN8ON. Baker and Confecitipner, Begs to announce that he h«s recently taken over the Windsor Store, Lennox's Buildings, Pitt-street, formerly carried on by Mr A. T. Carter, and trnste, by civility and attention, to merit a share of patronage from the families of the surrounding district. Wedding and Christen ing Cakes made to order. -pUBLIC NOTICE. *T. jHPHILIP, Bread te Biscuit Baker 8s Confectioner. WEDDING CAKES MADE TO ORDER. Note the Address— KARANGAHAPE ROAD, NEWTON, Families waited on for Orders. Our Pastry is a great spkcialitv. T. J. PflIL IP. PUBLIC NOTICE, - W. GUNSON, Fruiterer and Greengrocer, Karanga hape Road, begß to Inform the publlo of New ton that ho has recently opened a Flrst-olasi Stook of Fruit at tho above address. A trial requested. Quality guaranteed. _u_Wm_mWmwmmSa__mWm_mmmmmmm np O THE PUBLIC. De Pouche'b Celehratkd French Bril liant and Houbehold Friend, This mixture will give a bright polish In a few minutes to all kinds of Furniture. It oan also be used on paintwork. It will destroy all Insects In wood and preserve-It tromdoooy. Prioo, 1/6.—Walter Uavne, Wholeaalo Agent,- Kyber Pass. OABINBTMAKERS, SKRAI TURNERS, AND . "^UPHOLSTERERS. Wish to call theattentlon ot the publloto theli toediaplay of Furniture now on exhibition at their spaoiouß warerooma. Customers liberally dealt With. ■ HA^StatroeSoed steam power, they are able to supply all artioles lower than any othor ahoi In town. ______-________-_—- — AUCKLAND RAG COMPANY DARBY-STREET, AUCKLAND, Open on FRIDAY and SATURDAY inhe •« week for the Purchase of all kinds ot RAGS, METAL, feo.. FOR CASH |jV-R U I T -SEASON Important to Storekeepers and Parties Pre serving. — Edward Lewis, of Custom-house street, haa just opened a Large and Varied Ai Bortment of Jam Jars and Jelly Cans for Pre serving purpoEes j also, Five Crates Stonewar Jars suitable for Butter Crooks and Brea Pans, feo. mO THE RESIDENTS OF SYMONDS ■ 1. STREET AND NEIGHBOURHOOD. : If, BOVBY ; Has recently Opened a First-class BUTCHER! j ' AT THE. I CORNEIt OF THE KyBBE PASS HOAD, ' * Famllleß waited on for orders.



Tenders. TENDERB will be received HP to tbe 25th Feb., 1882. at Walnku, for Making a Cart Road along the bank of tho Awaroa Oreek, . abont 210 ohalns, through swamp and bush. , Speciflcations can be seen at Mr Adam's store, : Wttiukn, Mr Moore's store, Patumahoe, and at i Mr Rolleston's, Pnkekohe. ' Also, Tenders wanted for re-rooling mill, 80ft. by 40 ft,, part Iron, part ahlngledFOontraotors to find heart of Kahlkatea shingles. Forfurther particnlara apply to JAMES S. GIBBONS. Otaua Saw Mills; Walnku. SPLENDID FREEHOLD, . PONSONBY. Tenders are invited and will be received by j the undersigned until noon of WEDNESDAY, t the 22nd Inßtant for tho purchase of the Property In Ponsonby- Road (110 foet by about 220 feet), known as the Wesleyan Parsonage. Asa site for .bnslness premises thin property is unßntpassed. and haying a frontage to three streets it oan be subdivided to advantage. Further particulars on application to W. THORNE, Solicitor. UCKLAND GAS COMPANY (LIMITED). TENDERS FOR SHARES. The Directors of the Auckland Gas Company . Limited) invite Tenders for the Purchase ot f Seven Hundred and Twenty-five Shares In the ■. Company. 3 Tenders tobedellvered On or before FRIDAY, tho 17th day of February, 1882, at noon.addrossed to the Directors of the Anokland Gas Company (Limited), Fort-street, where copies of the last i Report and Balance-sheet and farther informa tion may be obtained. ' Tenders may be for the whole of these Shares , or any Icbs number. i AU Shares wMoh may be allotted nnder these , tenders will be placed on the Register, and a I Certificate granted free of Transfer Feeß. The Dlreoters do not bind themselves-to accept the highest or any tender. , By order ot the Board of Directors. E. B. PARSONS. • Seoretaiy. Auokland, February 8,1882. THE UNION STEAM SAW, MOULDINft, SASH AND DOOR COMPANY (LIMITED). Tenders will bo received by the undersigned until Friday, nth-February instant atnoon.Jfor , the following Works i lat. Building Brick Staok for Mechanics' Bay Factory. 1 2nd. Bulldiog an Addition to tho Store on Harbour Board reserve, on the Strand. 3rd. Supply of Two Drays. Plans and specifications cad be seen on ap plication at Mechanics' Bay Offlco. DAVID MURDOCH, Secretary. A RCfl HILL HIGHWAY DISTRICT. Written Tenders will be reoelved by the TrnsteoßOt the above board for the formation of Bond-street, until 7 P.m. on MONDAY, 20th inst. Plana and Spooificatlons at Mr Blrnle'B, Great North Road. '- . . .„ T „ MICHAEL TOBIN, Chairman. np O BUILDER S, ' The time for receiving Tenders tor the Ereo tlon of Two Shops and Dwelling Houses In Ponsonby is extended to Noon on SATURDAY, 18th inst. ■ Plans, &o„ at onr offices, queen-Btroet. EDW. MAHONEY Se SON, Architects. mo BUILDERS. Tendon will be reoelved np to Noon on THURSDAY, the 23rd inst., for the Erectlontof a Dwelling-house at Cambridge. . Plans, &c. at our Offices, Quoen-streot. EDW. MAHONEY 86 SON, Arebltects.. mo BUILDERS. Tenders will be reoelved until noon of FRI DAY, February 21th, for the Hreotion anfl Completion ot a Wesleyan Churoh at Mount Albert, Also. Separate Tenders for Removing the present Church. . EDWARD BARTLEY, Architect, mOBUIL D E R Si Tenders will bo received until NOON of the 22nd inatant, for additions to the National Bank, Tauranga. R. KEALS te 80N, Architects. rp O''."■' BUILD ER S. Tenders will be received until 12 o'olook on MONDAY, the 20th instant, for Additions and Alterations to the Mason lo Hotel, Cambridge. Plans, &o„ may be seen at my offloe, and at tho Masonlo Hotel, Cambridge. m „,„_ „„ JAMES WRIGLEY. Architect. . f_ LENDERS will be received until noon, JL SATURDAY the 18th inst., for the eroo ion of premises at Otahuhu. THOMAS H. WHITE, Architect. rjn O BUILDERS. TKNDERS will be received by the under signed until noon of TUESDAY, February 21st, tor tbe Erection of a Villa Resldenoe in Victoria Avenue, Remnera. Plans, &c, at my offloe, Qneen-Btreet. P. HERAPATH, Archlteot. Hduoationai. MR RAII P H HOOD, Former Pupil ot Immannel Liebiob, And Student at Heidelberg, Will give LESSONS ON THE PIANOFORTE. For terms and other particulars apply at the Auokland Muslo Warehouse, and at Upton's, Queen-street. . ra/l R. P. B. WOOD HA M, Teaches of the Pianoforte and Hakmonidm, I Address-Care of Anokland Muslo Ware house rpHE 4 RT OF RINGING. BOVAI. J______t_t OFM0BI0» | I ACADBMV M>NDOIf- I i Tl/TB. GORDON GOQCH-Bromte and i 1 I 111 SUver Medallist and ABsociate) : i having studied Ten Terms in this ; I Royal and National Institution, is, In < i' the opinion of the several Professors t i with whom he was placed, duly quail- i j fledtoteaohßlnglng.-(Blgned>G. A, ; ! MaCEARKBN, MUB. Doo, Cambridge.— : I VSl9' iu'Vi ii :— -; " s_A___SiaS In reterenoe to above, Mr Gooch Ib prepored to receive names ot Private Pupils for Singing and Voice Production at his private residence, Albert Park. . TE AI T> URE • IT rnSAII ■ GROCERS AND STORKKBEPERS wishing to do a Satisfactory Tea Trade, will find it GKEATLV TO THBIR ' ADVANTAGE tO Bell NELSON, MOATK Se CO.'S, CELEBRATED Pork Liquoring Blended Teas. These Teas are acknowledged by the Pkksb and public to be the Finest and Most Whole some in the Southern Hemisphere. GUARANTEED FREE FROM ALL i SOENTED VARIETIES. NELSON, MOATE & Co., ! Tea Merchants and Blenders, High-street, Christchurch. f Wholesale Agents for Auokland: Messes BABER AND RAWLINGh. » I-POR SALE, really cheap, a Compact P Farm of 160 aores: about 50'aores in grass, part nnder orop, part good bush and fern; a Six-roomed House, Stable, Cow-shed, Sec: 2} - miles from railway Btatlon, and only 12 miles trom toWn by good road. ■ _■ „ _,~ FOR SALE, a nice little Dairy Farm of TO acres, aU fenced and divided into paddooto. j- with good Hoase, Stable. Shede. and every oon : P veidena_7anTdeep-water frontage, 10 mUes c General Commission Agent, No. 8, Queen-street d (npstalra) - 17.QR (BALE, a good General Store ana . F Butohew 'in^romandel. doing a very " £ki\ t^rta- building quite new. First-rate g££ reteren^S & Ulneas Price, £200; stock at town valuation. A flrst-rato opening for an Snte^rlsingitoan with small capital. PONSONBX-Ftae vuia Residence of six V rooms, nearly new, on large allotment, com manding view ot harbour. North Shore, &o.: register grates; water laid on; In splendid Land Agent,



Amusements. ' ' mHEA TR E ROYi '£... X LessMtmdMan>^^....,lto.E.&WdUie. TgfflgS (THURSDAY), TJSffi second week i second week i and Continued Success of ' E. B. Lewis's IN A ■'• '; GRAND CHANGE OF PROGRAMME. First Time in Auokland, by the Mastodons, tho Slde-BplltUng Burlesque on H.M.B, Pinaforo, entitled, Pin:a:4— < IN BLACK >■—EMfe With all the Original Muslo, Boenery, &C.; ( , Note the Cast of Cbaraotois: ,":"■'.',; The Lett Hon. Sir Joe Half-and- T ;■( haIf,M,L.A - '«. JR. B. Lewis CapiainCorko'Ram, Commander "X-__r-\_X':!: ---otH.M.S.Pin-a-1 .. .. „w. Wesley Half Haystack table seaman) .. O.T.J«otaK»i! DoadDiokeye.d-Babledseaman... J.U. Matlock; Bob BHlstay (boß'n) .. _ .. J. Moody Beok Ronert (carpenter's mate).. G. H. Carter Tuok Tommer (chief cook, and .!?_„ bottlowasher) ..... - N. Young Little Butter-tub (an Orange Woman) .. ■ _ .. .'. J. Gllmere Hebe (31r Joe's First CouBln) ... Billy Wilaotf Joßophlne (the Captain's Doughty _ . ~;,. Daughter) .. .. .. ._ G. Tomer Ulsters, Cousins, Annts,Sailors,KO. , ~..... Friday Evening, "V'V- Entire Change of Programme oxoept Pin-a-1! In active preparation: UNO L E T0 Ma CA B I Si; '. * ' ' AND .'■'■','"\_:>. THJE SLAVE'S RBVENGE?,; Mr. W. H. LEAKE haa boen specially engaged to sustain tho character ot SiMOt. Lbgree. . John Drayton, Advance Agent. . W. Neilson, Business Agent." SJ A R M A • Fiute and Piccolo Player (lato Of Gary's Opera Troupe), is open to Engagement on any Band, Brass or String, upon Reasonable Ternur. Balls and Parties attended.'—Address at this; .offioe. . :' ■'" 77"."^" X Kbmo^ ■■' X Cricket i Tennis i C riobbt I j W. W. ROBINSON begß to inform Wa.patrons and the publio that he has removed his Stook ot the above material to the Premises o . Jones, Tobacconist, Queen-street. Tennis Balls, Nets, Boys' Cricketing X Material of all blzos, ai Reduced \f Prices.'' ' J\'.xi . :^im^. '.i Sporting. VvUNEDIN CONSULTATION. J(> qqq MEMBERS JQS.EACIH. WILL CLOSE OK 18th FEBRUARY, ! • PERFORMERS. _W PEIIffOHMBRS. . DU N X DIN CU P. PUBLICANS H'OAP. , first ~ £1000 First- _..«SBO Second _____ COO Second _____ 125 : Third 200 Third..—___ j80[; Others(dlvl-led)_ 700 Others (divided). 270 ■EMOO «7» 18 PEBTOBMBBS. 21 PeBFOHMIBB. J. O. HANDICAP. CITY STAKES First .._— COO First ____;._ HO Seoond .. _0 Second ..__.._ 135 Third 100 Third ___..__ 80 Others (divided). 850 Others (divided)- 220 -3,200 «7« " By Letter only," with two stamps enolosed for replies. Please send' P.O. Orders, Bonk Notes, or Cheques-with Is exohange added bnt under no olronmstanoeß wil Registered Letters be accepted, and address— ADA MANTUA, Care of Mr Abraham, 3ox 851. Poet Offloe • Dunedin. Foot First amount to fiUOOO} Eaoh of which car FourSeoond „ „ fIIOOOV be won with One - Four Third ~ „ fM6O> Ticket. Dividends. HE UNION BANK OV AXJB.I TRALIA, LIMITED. ESTABLISHED, 183?].. ItNOOBPOBATED, 1880. Pald-Up Capital, -31,600,000 j Reserve Fnnd,' £310.600-together, £2,816,600; Reßerve Lia bility of Proprietors, £3,000.000: Total Capt- m taland Reserve Funds, £5,316,500. ; v v NOTICE TO PKOPRIETORS. A Dividend or One Poura Fifteen^ Shillings Feb Shark for the Half-year, equal / to 14 por cent, per annum, having been declared / at the Meeting of Proprietors,_held in London' 7^ on 80th ultimo, the same Is NOW PAYABLE to Colonial Shareholders. JO3EPH PALMER, 1 Chief OfficerforNewZealand. *: Christohßroh. Ist February, 1882. Prospectus. _ '. • i|» y.w PR O S P E C T US - OF THB AUCKLAND AGRICULTURAL AND MERCANTILE COMPANY ■ (LIMITED). OAPITAL ... £100,000, in 60,000 Shakes at-32 each. Payable, 23 Od per Share on application, y7 2s 6d on aUotment, and 2a 6d per share at intervals of three . months, till £1 la called up. PROVISIONAL DIRECTORS:. F. Ei Com ttton, Esq, Merchant, Auokland - gfj I), H. McKenzlo, Kect, Merchant, Auckland Hugh S. Pain, Esq., Gentleman, Anokland '■ Jamoa Wallace. Esq,, Farmer, Papatoitoi • vA James MoOowan, Esq., Merchant, Thames G. W. Owen, Esq., Merchant, Auckland Alexander Dewar, Esq., Merchant, Auckland Barkers: Tho National Bank of New Zealand. Solicitor: E. K. Tyler, Esq., ; j2 Brokers. Messrs Frater Brothers, and Mr J. B. Morpeth. ■'- Managing Directors: G. W. Owes and Alexander Dawar, The Company Is proposed to be formed and registered under !.' The Joint Stook Companies H Aot, 1860," for tbe purchasing of the Goodwin, Stook-ln-trade and Premises of the Businew M* ■ Messrs G. W. Owen te Co. of Queen-street, ".. Auokland, as Miller, Groin, and General Mer ohanta, shipping, and Commission Agents, and .I to carry on that bnslness on an extended scale. An agreement has been made on behalf of the ; proposed Company, by which Messrs G. W. >; Owen and Co. have agreed to sell the goodwill I of their said bnslness tor S.COOsharee.fll paid up. x 3 in the Company, the Premises and Stock-In- ?li| trade at a valuation, to be paid for, one fourth '■'■ -I in cash, balance by the Compan/a WUe at 3 and "sffl 6 months, bearing interest at tho rate of 6 per A cent per annnm. . . The buslneas of Messrs G. W. Owen &Co. has' *> very largely Increased doring the last flvo years, and during that tltne they have engrafted 1 on to it a large trade in grain and flour, but to ". do this branch of trade on the best basis, so as ■ '. to ensure the most profitable reanlte, Hum: A require a large Increase of oapital. To obtain ' tbis, Mesßta a. w. Owen & Co. have consented ' to transfer their bnslness to a Joint Stock Com pany on tho above term&, and so great faith ' 1 have they in the Bucoess of the Company, that they agree to take 10,003 nhares on the came terms and conditions as other shareholder-.. It la proposed to ereot an extensive Flour-mill' Til and Granaries on the moat modern and Im- 1 proved principles, fitted with evory meohanloal appllanco necessary for manufaoturing, reoeiv lng, storing, and delivering grain ana flaur at the lowest possible cost tor laDonr. x„an The Inoreased capital will enable the import trade carried on by Messrs G. W. Owen Se Co, to' : ■ be enlarged, and it is intended to pay special at- 71 tentlon to the importation Of Agricultural Imp l*. '. ' meats, Manures, Seeds, and all requisites for ■ . j the Farmer. The Company will in every poasi ble way foster and promote the agricultural - intarest. , ... ■- To insure the scheme being faithfully carried J out, Messrs G. W, Owen and A.. ( Dewi|irJ»raAl agreed to become Managing VbW_________f_____\ Company, who, from their large. tatet*st_£?im aharehoiderß and lengthened ,Jra«Jn*** '*SS__^_l SSoeTare perhaps bo>r V>>^j2__¥%&m thn -iiißinesa of tbe Oomeaiar than any mimim< S^Mnatli^prenilse* and atoofcto tradeilOJt.W __ai^a^^mtnmtot ahatea, «ttMr| Sice eat" upon, business with a certainty ot a-, _ profitable .restate- *m>-;>> " * ax AoDllcants for shares ahoald send in their flpplioations at once to tho Cornpany'g Brokers, f as over one-half the number of Bharee aro; already disposed of. The Share List will be {closed on Thnradar, - the 23rd February. 1882, , ,- ,Ai ■_■''", i .'. i 1 1....!.., '.'"."i.v,! 111"1';,;1!^'! KAIAPOI WOOLLEN MAITOFAC ; TURING COMPANI. (IdMilß*, „-. ■ AU 0 X VAN D VAltB H O UJS"K_ ;.^jl ■■.. FORT-STRERT.... . , .. [t ROBEBT ._.. arrpolntod Agent foe Provinolal y : ■ . ' District of Ant-fciand. - . '-:]x'm AM X S S T"E:W '^'*,''» l CIVIL BNGINEEB AND AUTHOIUSED 6URVE_fOk, COfiHXB OF SHOETIiANI) Alfli O'OONNHIiL« ' " BrEEKTS.