The Auckland Evening Star.

Vol. XIII.—No. 3,693.

AUCKLAND, N.Z., MO^i>A£, JUNE VZ, 1882.

(Published Daily)

PRICE: OM PENNY



Shipping. pAC-i'IO MAIL STEAMSHIP CO THROUGH THE UNITED STATES Ol AMERICA, VIA HONOLULU. TO GREAT BRITAIN. Under Postal Contraot with tho Governments o Now/Zealand and Now South WqJea. Date of D-teo-t_a_l Steamer. Tons, SalT 8 B?an . olsco. A~~~ru~~ri _ 3.2001 June 2G I Auguat 15 f_o~landla„ _ 3.200 Angu.t'2l Jane 20 City of Now York 3,100 July 21 Sept. 12 City of Hydney - 3,100 Sept. 18 | July 18 "Ptia.uiigors booked tUrough to Ltvorpool London, or Pari-, via tho great Overland Road) of America, and tno Steamers of tho Atlaatlt linos from New __or)_. FARES. fflrst-olcsrj.. .. _ _ CM and upwardi Btoorago .. .. _ _ £37 10b Flrnt-elasii to San Francisco- £10 ptoerai-o ..' _ _' ;_ 820 Through Cabin Passengers aro porraltteflti lay ovor at Honolulu, or any of tho oltlos of th< Unltod States, not to oxcood six months. SOUTHERN PACIFIC ROUTE. Passongers to and fromKuropo may; withou. BXTRA cost, avail thomsolvcs ot tho Southkrs PA"ii?ia itAii.noad and Its connections, thorehj avoiding the winter oold of tho Northern Route and for an additional cost of $21 may go to New Orleans nnd thonoo through tho Southorn States to New York, No Shipping Ordors will be Issued after 4 p.m. on the day boforo the sailing of steamers foi Ban Francisco. For freight rates and all other lnformatioi •pply to THOS, T. GAMBLE, Agent, Lower Oue_n-_treett "ZZ P"l^ STEAMSHI- \J COMPANY OF NEW il r. ___V~_. cA ZBAIAND (LIMICTO), |f >.fc_-^ p&i_----__^ time Table--' | JUSE, 1882, FOR OISBORNB, If APIEK, WELLINQTON, LYTTELTON, PORT OHALMKR_. A_n» BLUFF l»BOM _____________ WHAH-T) Steamer, Date of Salltng. Latest Train. Rotomahana Thursday, 15, noon — M.NiFO-Ri Thursday, 22,10 a.m. — FO'?- TARANAKI, NKLHON, pioton, wkl ' LINGTON. LYTTKLTON, AND WKST Ooa-t Ports I-Tbom Manph-jdi. H~W~A Tuesday, 13.8 a.m. 7.15 a.m. Wanaka Tuesday, 20,10 a.m. 9,10 a.m, FOR MELBOURNE. Via -OUTH. Rotomaitana Thnrsday, 15. noon _■ Manimuri* Thursday, 22,10_t.m. — "Calling at Hobart. FOR SYDNEY. Arawata Wodnos,, 1-1, i p,m, — JtfIK.JJSVUKA AND ______ * Taiaroa I Friday. 23,6 p.ra. I -- FOR RU-3KLL AND KAWA-AWA. Rotomahana | Tuosday.la.6p.m. | — tear Cargo must bo booked and alongside one bonr before advertised time of departure. During May Speolal Tiokets will be issued to Lyttelton, available for return until June 30. Passage tiokets must be taken at the Com pany's Offlce. Auokland Branoh, 109, Qaeen street. Al QTEAM TO LONDON. . ORIENT LINE \S~__a__3"____i Tho f o u oW |„g steamships be longing to the Orient Steam Navigation Com pany (Limited) and the Paciflo Steam Naviga tion Company, will leave SYDNKY at the undermentioned dates for MELBOURNE, AO-H-AIDI. and LONDON, via Suez Canal :- Steamer. I'Reg.Ton'gel Date. LIGUKIA., I 1,866 June 21 AU STRAL 6.-01 July 3 GARONNE.. J 3878 July 17 POTO3I .213 July 31 OIIIVIBORAZ.... 3,817 AogUßtll JOHN BLUKR j 1152 ] August 28 And the Servloe will be maintained by suo ceodlng steamers at intervals of a Fortnight. Auckland passengers for Liguria may proooe. per Arawata on Juno 11. Fares to London, 15 to 70 guineas. Suez Canal Dues, 8s in addition. - Parcels booked through to London. Passengers oan book from Auokland at a through rato to cover Inteeolonial fare aad Canal duos and to ..euro speolal advantages. Passages from London can be granted in Auokland. For plans and fall partloulars, apply, In Lon don, to F. Green Se Co., Joint Managers of the Line; or to the Agonts in Auckland. UNION STi-AMSHIP CO. OF N.Z. (Limitkd), Queen-street. ,o5VSr«*. OEISm-i-LAR AND OKI" IPS^JL ENTAL STKAM NAVlGA a*s^ss ~?TION COMPANY, The Company's Steamships (under contract With the Viotorlan Government for the convey ano- of her Majesty's malls) will be despatched I ...„._._.. I Leave I Leave l Leave Steamer. 1 gj^ner ~MtJb*rn'l Ad.ade MALWA„_.... Z I Juno 28 I July . I July 6 SUTL~.I.,_. July 12 I July 18 I July 20 MIRZAPORE.... July 26 Aug. 1 [Aug. 8 RAVENNA Aug. 9 Aug. 15 Aug. 17 ROME... I Aug. 23 I Aug. 29 | Aug. SI ttoutei—lt Is Intended to despatch these Steamers for Plymouth and London via Point doGollo. Passengers for England will therefore not require to change steamers. Rates of passage money to Plymouth or I_» ---don i .870 -rut, and £15 seoond-clas-1 Italian porta, £05 flrst, and j-lOseooud-olass. PaßSengers booking at Auckland sonure speolal advantages. For further partloulars respecting passage money and f might apply to ORUIOKSHANK te 00, Agent lS. QaeenH-treet Auokland. | ___-___«__ T> EDUCTION IN FARES JLV TO LONDON, -i_^S_* Th o dipper ship HALCIONB, IMIEIIWW-. AAi at Lloyds, .13 tons register; E. J. Parker, Commander, ia now loading ior the above Port, and to enßure a rapid voyage home, will be docked. Her accommodation for all classes of Passengers is unsurpassed. Inspeo tlon invited. Full Saloon Fare, £35; Becond Cabin, £20 to £25: Steerage, £16 to £18. Bed ding, etc., supplied on Board. £5 extra. OWEN & GRAHAM, Agenta, i___k»_. UK-SAM TO THAMEB, CAtt- CTgyQ RYING PASSKNGERS AND I *asaßflcai!:P CARGO, aoNN_xrnNO Iwith Onntn_- KB«I, OMAHO, WAITOA Pl_UN_, ASID MO_l___f_ mjem (Pialco Distriot). Tra* Tablb, S.S, ROTOMAHAHA, From Auckland t Monday, 10 morning Tuesday. 10 morning Wednesday, 12 noon Friday. 1.30 afternoon Saturday. 3 afternoon From Thames: Monday, 1 afternoon Tuesday, ..30 afternoon Thursday, . 30 afternoon Saturday, 8 morning FARES <3i~0.i.- Saloon: Seven Shillings and Sixpence (7S 6fl). BtO-rage-Fiveßbtlll-Sstfß). jj*_t.i;r_: through to To Aroha. 25s P«^tM. No cargo rocolvod within half anhottrotafl. »Mttse*ttma Df ggg a TINNE. Agent. __ffi_te»-_ TWrORTHE-ti-. STEAMSHIP '^^^J3i COMPANY (LIMITED). TIME-TABLE-JUNE. Weather and other olroumstanoes permitting). FOB TATJgANQA AND BAY OF PLENTY POBTB. STEAMUm. I DAT~OFSAILI~O. Wollington Monday, 12. 6p m Wellington Thursday. 15.8 pm Glenelg Monday, 19. 6 p m Glenelg Thursuay. 22. 5 p m Wollington J? onaa, y'28 0o5~J?~. Wellington Thursday, 20.5 p m Conneots at Tauranga for Opo- Stafla tiki and Bay pt Plenty Ports every Tueaday. FOB KUBSBLL, WHANGAROA, AND HAH OOHUT. x Glenelg 1 Mondoy, 12, 5 p m Wellington I Monday, 19, 6p m Glenelg j Monday. 26,5 p m FOB WHANGAB-I AND WHANGABKI HEADS. Every Tuesday and Friday, at Argyle (Carrying passengers and cargo _°-_ forWalpn) FOB MANt-APAI. Argyla | Every Tuesday, at 5p m FOB MKBOPBY BAY. Fingal | Every Monday, at ip m y°B MANQAWAI. Fingal I Every Thnrßday. at 6p m ' fob WAITABA (trom Onehongfl,). ~^ Mso-rogor I Mon nay. 12,10 a.m. FOR OPONAKK AND WANGANU-* (from " Manukau). Sowena I Monday, 12.1 p.m. ~_W Cargo mnst be booked and alongside one fcour before rAlvortlßod time of departure. Passage tickfltfl must be taken at the Com. pany's Offloe, No. 6T, Q^fgjgg^^*"^ Managing Director,



-.-lippi-tg*. . 'jggg^U 8. COROMANDEL, _ <•*-_-*_____» T j. 8 tMt toTOUrMB (A . COROMANDEL, . Captain. W. D. HaxgraYO. TIMB-TABtB. ; Leaves Auckland i Leaves Coromandel t * Monday, 12,12 noon Tueaday, 13,12 noon . wo_meßday,l„,l2noon Thuraday, 15, 12 noon Friday, 10,1 p.m. Saturday, 17,12 noon Weather and othor circumstances permitting, All parcels to be prepaid at oflice. No, 9, Queen-street Wharf, • . N?. l -^Bponßlble ln shipping, carrying, or , landing live stook. 3 _.-_,_! BWINDL-SY. Managor. fIixBTI!AM TO I'HE HOT £_M£__%P SPRINGS, MAHURANGI. » r^~_77x_rf^ S-LATAK-Ar.A.. KAWAO. AND OMAHA. The H__ ROSE OASi-Y, Al at LIOT-B, i _ W. Somervllle, Master. ' Por Hot Springs, Matakana, Kawau, and Omatia—Every Tuesday al 11 o'olook, re turning on Wodnoßday. for Uot Springs and Ma* nrangl—Kvory Thurs il day and Saturday at 11 a,m„ roturclna on r Monday and Friday.' ; No Parools or Goods taken without shipping r «ote. i For freight or passage apply to IL J. WIOKKNa '■ "rtTT XflOR NORPO-K ISLAND . wS3-|fev X) AND NOUMEA. *_C~s_~-~TaS Thesohoonor MARY Kl_L*-N J________^wlll sail a. above, on Wodnoaday *— 'I'l " aa noxt, llth Instant. For frtight or paaaage, atiply to M. NIOCOL, Agent. ; Auckland, Juno 10,1882, ifikSfes WAIUKU & ONEHUNGA 4tl_B-B£.._TT STEAM NAVIGATION 00, : ~~«~~w (Lnti_-D), T«a Tabuh-Jone, 1882. 8.8, MANUKAU, i Leaves Onehunga t Leaves Wain kali Juno Jnno 12—Monday, 3.80 p m IS—Tuesday, 8p na 13—Tuesday, Ipm 14—Wednesday, 9am 17-fiaturday. 6.80 a m 17-Saturday. 11am i9-Monday, gam 19—Monday, US. p m 21—Wednesday. 9am 21—Wednesday. t.SOpra 21-Saturdoy, 1089 p m 21-Saturday, 8 SO p m 28-Mondan, 1.80 pnt 27-Tuesday, 7a nt 27—Tuesday, 3 p ia 28— Wednesday. 8 a m 80—Friday. Spm July 1-Saturday. Ham For Manukau Heads, every Thursday, at S a m By order ot the Ulr-Otors, all Freight muat be prepaid. iv ODNNINGHAM. Agent. -IPhAI QTEAM TO IHE ' _m THAMES, '-^mtmtmkm OHINKMURI,WAITI.---APRI, . WAIHL TB AROHA GOLDFIELDS, MOR KINa VT.LI.B, WAITOA PLAINB. AND GRANT AND FOSTER'S SETTLEMENT. ENTERPRISE No, 2, P.a TE AROHA, & P.S. PATIKL From Auokland t From Thames i Monday, 6.80 p.m. Tuesday, 7 p.m, Tho time-table of river steamers to be seen at (enterprise Offloe, Thamea, To Thames _ Saloon, 7s 6d; Steerage, Ea To Ohlnemuri through, 6a extra 1 To Te Aroha through, 10s extra . Not responslole for shipping, carrying, or dis charging live Btook. A N; 8. FERRY 00, . Agents. jijrv. BT. O R SALB, _tf"sr_V_ JD The Fast-sailing Sohooner |pg|^ 'UUTTV SARI,' aT_\_\\__m Fifty-two (52) Tons Register. Apply to W. S. LAWRIE. ______ PASSK-.SKRS' LINK OF JL PACKETS TO NEW ZEA -sS£**^*"' OWNED BY MESSRa BHAWI -AVILLE, & 00„3_, Leadenhall-street, London, The above line of ships are regular traders io all the principal ports In Now Zealand. Thoy are clipper ships, olassed 4.1 at Uoyds", and com man dad by oxperloncod .nasters. The bill ot faro Ib moat substantial, md of the beat quality, md tho accommodation roomy and oonvenlent. The undersigned areempoworod to grant pas sages trom London to New Zealand, paymont for whioh have been guaranteed In the oolony. Roturn ships to London also leave at almost regular Intervals. Full partloulars on application to . L. D. NATHAN te 00„ ) OWEN & OKAHAM, V Agents, ORUIOKSHANK & 00. i Rldcsationa.. MUSICAL NOTICE.—In consequence of the heavy rain on Monday lust, Pro feaaor Callllau will receive names of ladlos and gentlemen wishing to join his advanced singing Glass on Monday next, at the Christians' Meet ing House, Cook-street, at 8 p.m. B. P~ O O L E V, Mendelssohn Villa, KARANGAHAPE ROAD. Organist of St. Matthew's Chuboh. Receives Pupils for the ORGAN, PIANO FORTH, AND SINGING, at his address, as above, or at residence of Pupils. A Qaartcr may be commenced from date Ot First Lesson. X, POOLEY'S MUSICAL SOCIETY, FOB THK STUDS'. REHEARSAL, AND PERFORM ANCE OF HIGH-CLASS OHORAL AND OTHER VOOAL MUBIC. Larob Conoert Hall of the Young Men's Christian Asbociatio~, MONDAY EVENINGS at 780 o'olook. Subscription, half-a-gulnea, for term of three months. Members entitled to a Complimentary Tioket for eaoh Concert during the term, A VOOAL CLABS will be oommeneed at Mr Poolbts's ResidknO-on FRIDAY E VEININO, June 9, for bound, kleuentahv instruction, from which members will ba drafted Into the Musloal Sooiety when proflolent. Lodies' Class at half-past 6, Gentlemen's Class at 8 o'olook. Terms t HaU-a-K-lnoa per quarter. Application to ba made to Auckland Muslo Warehouse, Queen-atreet; Seoretary V.M.0.A.; and to MR. POOLicr, Mendelssohn Villa, Karangahape Road. mo 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 en application at cottage next door to Plumley's, Dentist, libb son-street [V| 14. _■*, B WOO U H Ati, teaches of thk planofobii and Harmonium, Ad.roßS-C-ro of Auokland Musio Ware house. Drapery and Clothing. M* AND \ ll DEFERRED \| IPAYM E N T 1 1\ SYSTEM. I TAILORS, DRAPERS, AND OUTFITTERS. HOBSON- STREBT (Nearly opposite Wellington-street), Have T Well > assorted STOCK ol tha BEST CLASS GOODS. All Tweeds thoroughly shrunk before'being made up, and fit and workmanship guaranteed, Tho Deferred Payment By stem has been found to be a great boon, by enabling those, with Suited Incomes to prooure neoesaariei in the easiest possible way, ISBPEOTION INVITED «r KLLE.-L-5Y HOUSE. A, LOVETT, , Begs to Intimate to blB Custom«a ami t|ie Public generally, that his __, 1 WINTER SIOCK OF NKW FASHIONABLE te ; CHEAP DKAPEHY Se MILLINERY IS Now to Hand. Drees Goods in all tho Leading Fashionable Shades and Textures. CaUooes from 3a. Flan nels from 84d per yard, Sheeting irornlOd. A Large Stook of Tweeds In aUquallties. Blankets fr K_~r- Vafue Irfoorsets. from 2s 6d. A Leading Novelty Is tbe'" flexible Hip " Corset, very com- In^ie ns?t 0d DOChS-r^_rUnder.oloth|n ß ug. «nrt RnnnSs trlmmeaanduntrimmed: Flowers, St2sßdyard; Blaok Crnhnietebomla. i Country Orders reoelve spoplal attentlpp, One Shilling in the £ Discount on all Ca~b. Purchases of 20s and upwards, a r O V E T T ( As JU PB--PBB» Wolleßloystrw^ - i



Business Notices. JW"OTIOE OF PARTNERSHIP, W. QUNSON, In thanking his friends and tho general publio lor tho vory cordial support hitherto acoorded him, bogs to state bo has taken into Pn.tiiorshlp MR R. W. MARTIN, for many yoars with Mr Ohas. Major (lato inor chant), of this city; and that from the lat Juno proximo, tho Business will bo earrlod on under tho stylo, or firm,, of GUN3ON & MARTIN, General Produce, drain, Sued Merchants, and Commission Agents, REMOVAL. Oa tho abovo date, tho Business will bo Re moved to thoso Now and Oomnia-ioua Promisos reoently erected by Messrs YV. and G. Win- Btono, ln Custom-house-Btreot, whoro, with in creased facilities for working, and ovory con venience, with striot attention to tlio intorosts of their cuatoniors, comblnod with moderate ohnrgoa, a still further support ia confidently I looked for, and reßpootfully nolioltod, J Auokland, May 29,1882, I" AAIE IS JB UTO-1 JB JB, ♦J DARTER, CONTRACTOR, «_0 Goods Carted and lloilvored trom ship's side on Shortest Notico. Hallost Supplied, NHWOJuiTUB mo Bat oar IsraNna Coil Aim. _________ (ont and nnontl ro-sonablß.. FULMAN'B PHOTO KOOMB, .'-■-tOUTLANU-aTU-lC'r, Tourists ane Visitors are invited to inspect Pulman's Views of the Hot Lakes. Auokland and Bush Boonery, tec The greatest Variety of Original Portraits of Maori Oelo~rltl_a In New Zealand. PHOTOQUA-BY IN ALL ITS BEAMOHItg. X> 0 B E R T WOODS XX boot and shoe manufactorbr, CORLEY'S BUILDINGS. Hobson*-btb«_-C (Opposite the Prinoe Arthur Hotol). BVKBY DESCRIPTION OF RItPAIBS NEATLY EXECUTED. A Trial Solicited. SUPERIOR CORKUGATRD TAJ~_UJ. J, L. KEAN <La__ Ar_riti_D Sm_ .r|, Has for Bale a number of the above, with Taps ready for use, at reduced rates, at his Shop, Elliott-street, Large quantities ot Spouting Ridging, and Down Plpos always ln stook. Verandah Iron ourvod at tho shortest notioe. Country orders wiU always rooolve hia prompt attention. Lead washers always on hand. JY O X 1 O K. Mb __ G. 8 AND ALL Wishes to-Inform his friends and tho pnbllo Io general that ho has Opened tho Butohor'a Bhop in Wakefleld-treet lately ocoaplod by Fowler and Co., and hopes by koeping too boat quality of Meat and Btiict attootlan to bmlaoss to merit a fair share of thoir support. ) „ . ____. k. a. sandall. May L 1888. T\rO'JC-CJ-i OF 1 AKTNKKSUIJt* AND JJ. REMOVAL. O. O. HILL, while acknowledging with thanks the hearty support accorded him hither to, bogs to atato that tho growth of hia bualnoes baa Induced him to toko Into partnership MB into. It.-M.-Kit, and that the business will ln futnro be carried on undor tho name of C. G. HI lib & 00. After tho 31st May, the buslneas will be l.omovnd to thoso Commodious Promise- next door to Mr Brldgruan, Draper, Upper Queou-atreet, where, with Increased facilitios for carrying on their bnslnoss, and by Btriot attention to Ordors fer Materials or Oat door Work, they hopo for a further slu.ro of patronage. C. «. H. Se CO. confidently Invito Inspection Of their Largo a took cf Glass, Paints, Paperhanglnga, Plotures, Gilt and other Mould ings, Paint Brushes, &o„ whioh, b.lHg their own direot Importing,are ollei-od at tho i-owest H.munoraUvo Prises.—Wollesloy-Btreot, May 15.188-, |_| O X I A K. £ S. In ordor to avoid mistakes and accidents, I have mado arrangements with MR ROBKRTBON, the Proprlotor of the Royal Mall Coaohos, To Run Panoongors through to Lake douse, trom TAURANGA to OHLNEMUTU, WAI ROA. and TAUPO. Tourists can obtain Bnggloß at all times at Tauranga and Ohlnomntu, and oan depend upon good Coaohos. Buggies. Horses, and sober nnd oIvU drlv ore, at Lowest Rates. ROBERT GRAHAM, Lake House, Ohlnemutu, Em______u_mk . OTOMAHANAii O X LAKES. A LU-ITKDINUMBKROF FIRST-CLASS THROUGH TICKETS Will be Issued for THE HOT LAKES, Tourists will havo tho advantago of staying at LAKE HOUSK, Ohlnemutu, whioh will be, found the mot comfortable Hotel In the Lake Distriot, No other tiokets hut thoso Issued by me avail able for Lako Housei R. GRAHAM, Jus.. National Insurance Buildlngß, 83. Queen-Btreet, Auckland. Auokland. Maroh Ifi. 1882. JO R- to M. Jl A S L B TT, BUILDER, . HOUSE AND SHIP JOINER, Sec, Fobt-btbeet, Auokland. Having oommonccd business In tho abovo lino, Is now prepared to reoeivo orders for every description oi Carpenters' and Joiners' Work. Offloe Fittings, Bhop Fronts, Counters, Bholves, Presses, Cupboards, etc Every description of work connected with the trade, from Honso Building down, oxeoutod on the Shortest Notico, and most Reasonable Terms. FORT-STREET, Two Doors from Cnatomhowse Hotel. ]W" OX I 08, W, H. SKINNER, AROHITEOT, Has taken offloes formerly oooupled by tha Oity Counoil, and over Messrs. Upton nd Oq.'b. Queen-street. STAJfJfURJD & GORMAJN, PRACTICAL CLIPPERS. Hokos carefully Clipped. Charges—Moderate. All ' orders left at Londrnm'a or Young's Stablos punctually attended to, — N.B.—Any orders left at Cook's Stables not attended to. B. MARRIOTT, • AUCTIONEER, VALUATOR, HOUSE, LAND AND GENBRAL COMMIS SION AGENT, Karangahape Road, Auokland. tar ouT-POQB .balks attended, •__> r"jT o THE PURL IC. RICHARD IiEORGE, BOTCHER AND GENERAL PURVEYOR, Respectfully sollolts the publio to try his OHOIOH* STOCK Olf MtCAT, at -jOWKST POS-SIB-IC Pricks. Families waited on tor Ordors. Boat Quality Cornod Beef. Shipping Supplied. Note the Addross— MANUKAU ROAD. PARNELL. {-.RESTS OF DRAWERS. Very Handsome Cheats ot Drawers In rloh Mottled Kauri, also Wardrobes and very pretty Cheffonlera, at very reasonable prioes, for Cash only, The above wood beoo es more beautiful with ge< and Is always very valuable, W. NORRIE, Cabinet Manufaotubeb, Top of Shortland-Btreet. HENRY BRACE & 00. (LIMITED), WHOLKaALK MANUFACTU__.SRa AND IMPORTERS Of all lannp'dt SADDLERY, Hiou-stbbbt, Auckland. ' EDW. JNO. COX Manager. JUST OPENED, Finest Brand of Tobaccos, Cioabb, ano Fancy goods. 176, QUEEN-STREET, Noxt Rattray's Clothing Shop; H, BAILEY, TOBACCONIST. DER "EVENING (.STAR, Mr Editor I Slr.-I Challenge all Opponents of Local Enterprlso.'be who they may, to Produoo' any Foreign Compound for Dyspepsia or Indi gestion equal to - c ROBLKYS DIGESTIVE MBAL for Pulse or Porridge DIGESTIVE BROWN BREAD. and DIGESTIVE BISODITS J. RQBLEY, 25, GBEY-STBKKT. /"tL.OK TUMATO SAUCE. New Season—Quality guabantkbd. To be obtained of all Grocers, 1/ per Bottle. a. «. 0 SENS, Agent. 87. _______Wj~ _ Tj. DWA R D -O-'i fi V, ABOHITKCfT, RICHBU-tYB BU_L»_-re Q_E__~-_TEK_~C.



j Public Notices. _ ' pROUND LIMB. GROUND LIME.) ■FOR SALE, SOUTHG A T E ' S MAHURANGI HYDRAULIC GROUND ROCIII. LIMB. In any quantity, for Concrotp, Paths, Floors, Cellars, eto. (next to atono ilagging, is un rivalled for durability aud hard-setting qualities). For tunics and other wot work it is a Unit-class material. B. KEAINE, SOLE AGENT, OO_TOM-lIOUS_-_-I._-_*r. iir o T i o J_ TO THE SICTTM-ItS OP TIM" K-IPAKA AND WAI-QA, POUT ALBERT, AND . SUKKOUNDINa DISTK..-S, A Mar-ot for all the Fresh Mullft caught to bo found by appl> lug to the Kaipara Canning Company. Helena.llio. |CrUG-i X.. uiLMOUR (Late Thomas J. Haibutt., STEAM BRUSH, PORTABLE FORGE, AND BELLOWS FACTORY, VIOTORIA-STBKET EABT, Anokland. (ILAKKj- SKOTHKRS, J ARTIST PHOTOGRAPHERS (OPPOSI-B ONION BANK I, QOKEN-STREKT, AUOK&A H,D, Photography In the Latest and Most Fashionable Stylos, Exeouted ml a manner Unimrpaseed In tho Colonlea. AU Photographs takon by the iNBTANTANIOOS PUOOKSS. liA-Sdl UOIJ-KOTION NEW ___A_-U~_ VIBWB Always on Hand CI O TO Ha a H ~" to Roth's PubUo Hot, Cold, and Shower Baths, Viotoria-street East Oharge, Onm SBU-UNO. Opon all week days from 0 a.m. lo 0 p.m.. and Sunday Mornings from A tIU 10 a.m. The Bath-room, are all private, and auppUod with overy oouvonionoo, Turkish towels, Uooh and hair brushes, combs, r_ap-~-tors, so-ps. Ifcc Soloot bath-rooms (private, for Ladles every day, at all houre, with female attendance. Two Shii_i_!n_ and Sixp-ncm. Please note the address I Vlotoria-atroot East, abovo the Groy hound Hotel, aud nox' tho ohoap Bedding and Furniture Mart. Auokland. i-_ymmmm-wa-m-W-mmmk-rmkmkwmK& Formos-i ln Morte, H JWTBW ZEALAND FERNSi i-I Unmounted, or f: Tastefully Mounted in various ways, t vaou U . P TO 130 yak sties, I or Sale by [ XRICM. RAI G, I Pnm_ki>_Titi.]__~ I / GF. STOYIN beß3 to draw tbo atton '• tion of tho publU tUat ho has openod an olllco at the Union Insuranoo Company's Build ings, Qu .en-fltroot, where ho Intends to carry on buslnosa as Houso, Land, and K.tato Agont, DATT S O N • (Lato Williams), Foot of Git-Y-ai-iEHr, Haa a Largo and Varied Assortment of Ladles and Children's Night Drosses, ChomVos, Drawers, Stockings, Klbbons, Ifrlllings, Wool ond -ik Squares, Tunic-. I'lnaforo.; Fanoy Jowollory; Stays. 3s Od; Kid Gloves, ts (Id : Baok Combs, Gd; straw Hats, Cd ; Flowers, Od. All Vorr Cheap. F. DA V I 8 O _T. WILLIAM THOMAS, Corner of Lorno and Vlotorta-atroets. Auokland 'Coat t-OMUMKNT---., KARBLK, AND _KNI-_A STONEMASON, _-_OHlT_~.l'Ult___ SCU-PTOE AND OABVXB. Inucrlptioua aoourate and boautltul. M-iu-iuontfl, Tombs, Hea-Btonos, and every deoorlptlon ot Stone Work at the loweet possible rtoes (or town and ooontr. TM-.ATS AND MATTING. THE ORIENTAL FIBRE MAT AND MAT TING COMPANY. (DTf HOYAL _.~TTH__ PATKNT), Manufaotnrors of Patent Mattings Patent Mats Cocoa Mattings and Coooa Mat- Wool Bordored Mats. Vou»A Works, Hra v wonrn. Wilts (England) , Solo Agents for Now Zealand: OPPENHEIMEU&CO., AUOKLAN», Who wiU givo Pricos and Terms on application. "riVk'o Mas c. 6a b T W*i% X. IMPOHTEH OF PRINTS, MOULDINGS, GLASS, MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, FANCY GOODS. CONOERTINAB, MBLODIANS, VIOLINS, VIOLIN STIUNGB AND FITTINGS. AND MUSIO, 88, YICTOKIA-STEEET, AUCKLAND, BIX DOORS FROM ALnBRT-BTREET, Wholesale and Retail Ploturo Fnamo Manu faoturor, Muelcal Instrument Maker, Teaohor, Importer and Ropalrer, Teacher of tho Pianoforte, Organ, Concertina, Violin. Cornet, and any gram Instrument. "JS T. JH. V N G .0. NOTICE OF REMOVAL. CHA S. CA N 3STI NG, in oonveylng to his numerous customers and friends tils sincere thanks for the gonerous support accorded him dnrlng the post twenty- Boven years, would respectfully intimate to them that ho haa OPENED those NEW PREMISES Next door to Messrs. Glanvllle and Kllyott, Grooars, and Immediately opposite to Union Bank of Anstralla, whore all orders wiU be attendod to during the Kit__rio_r of nis New Pbbmibes. 0.0. would also beg to Inform those gentle men who havo bo long and bo liberally patronised the Cafe; that that branch of the business will b till be oarrled on at the rear of tho old building—entrance by St. Mungo Lane, Shortland-stroot. UPPER SYMONDS-STREET. TO THE PUBLIO. ALFRED TVER (Late Robertson Bros.) Begs to thank tho Inhabitants of Auokland and environs for their patronage since taking the above bustnosß, and would remind them that he has now Romovcd to N_w SPACIOUS PREMISES on tho Bite of tho recent lire, Mr Tyer has also taken the adlomlng property, where the business ot First-class Fruiterer and Confectioner will be established. By spiling none bui the Beet Articles at Mode rate Prices, and giving the Public strict atten tion to all Orders, the proprietor solicits that Bupport hitherto aooorder. r ___"' f**M***..i ■-P--sfcZ-Ea-E; rTOV „_r" r—ss —r r vIT M -g --— j* —j ■ ■ •**■'" d i ■ *_f m ■" "Mi i«'-'s''«pM:w.'*t>:.l * mJm PIANOFORTES & HARMONIUMS on the Doforred System of Payments, may be had of Mr Webb, WeUesley-street Piano and Harmonium Saloon, without any addition to the prico; or, for Cash a liberal discount will bo allowod. Mr Webb draws speolal attention to bis Neumoyor double over-strung Iron Framed Pianos. Pianofortes for Hiro from Ten SB!_i,iN(.3't_e month. A Fine Toiiod'Amorioan Organ, with 7 Btops and 2 knoe swolls, also, a 0 stop Alexander Harmonium, Seoohd Hand, at a low price for cash. \\T EBB'S Pianoforte and Har- V V monlnm Baloon. WoUesley-st. ODRVEY NOTICE, The undersigned begs to Inform his Frlonds and the General Pnbllo that he haa OPENED au OFFICE ln CANADA BUILDINGS (late City Counoil Chambers), Queen-Btreet, Auok land, with a view of faollitating tho transac tion and completion of his iiioro_-ing profes sional bustneßß. WILLIAM TOLE, Licensed Land Transfer and Native Lands Bur veyor, Mining Engineer, and Land Agent. m O XU. i- P XI B hi C, MARRIOTT BROS., WBOUtBALB ANP RETAIL MAt.DFACTOBI-.CI CONFECTIONERS, QUEEN-STREET, Manufacturers of every description of Sweets, Try our Superior Cough Lozenges, , Solo Makers ln A uokland, Igr—The Cheapest House in Town.—"_-i One Trial will secure future favours, MARRIOTT BROS., QONFBiOTIONEfIS, T' QUEEN»STKEET,



Meaical. MORE LOCAL EVJDENC OF *H_ CURATIVE KOPERTIES OF "OROFESSOR /^IUSSCOTT'S Herbal Trkatment. MAY NOW nE CONSULTBD AT HIS 1 DRESS. SnOIITLAND-STnBRT. To Professor Gussoott, Shortland-street, Ane land. Sir,—l hereby certify that for over t years I Was troublod with a violont cough, wl o. froquont spitting of blood and great palpli tlon.lwonldnotnttoropttowalkupahill.norj to lio down ln my bud during that timo. I w unable to ao any work, after spondln- ngrc doul of money on doctors and ohemlsta, as w as bslng en out-door patient of the hospital, lost all hopes of rocovory, but seeing bo ma: oures you had offeotod In tho " Herald," I w advlsod to como to Auckland and givo yo herbal romodlos a fair trial, nnd I am happy say ln six woolcs X could rotum to tho Tliamot Strong, hoalthy man, freo from cough or palpil tion, thank God and you also. I shall bo able roeommond your herbal treatment, for I oi speak for myself, also from soores I have se In your plao- at different times, and ovory o: Bpeaklng In the highest termß of your trolamoi —Bollevo mo to be, yours over grateful, Froi Southerby, Thamos, January 3rd, 1882. To Professor Gusscott, Shortland-street: S —For tho last three years I havo been with tb dreadful complaint called dyspepsia, or Indlgi tion. It did not matter what 1 ato,'in an ho or bo after my stomauh would begin to swe that I should have to unfasten my clothes. T food need to turn sour on my stomaoh. Then would commence belching wind and gas. Dir sour froth would hoave from my chost. I had bo very particular ln what 1 ahould eat. X moat, oabbago, or potatoes, or oheoso—th aotod on mo like bo much balm, ln faot I did s know what to eat, for nothing would agr with mo. But hearing of your Herbal Tonio was Induood to try a bottle, and whon I had o I wanted moro, for my health wns more to r than money. I found moro reUof from yo Tonio and Composition Powder than all t 1 medlolno I havo ever taken. You have < fected a perfoot ouro of ma. I can oat now an thing as woll as the rest ol my family, and onj it.—BeUeve mo to ba, yours over truly, M Elizabeth Swan. Parnell, January U, 183_. To Profoßssor Guesoott i Dear Sir.—My oa was so remarkable and my euro bo effectual.th I fee) it my duty to give you a testimonial aa n evidence. I have _.en suffering with rheum tlsm lor the last sevea years, ana a great part that time I have not boon ablo to dress or v -toss myu-1.. For Uve years I was unabls walk without crutch.-. I waa tired of my HI bocauso I was a burden to myself and famll but hearing and seeing the wonderful oures yi had effected ln different ohronlo complaints,ai a great numbor whioh I knew, whioh are n published, bat I think It my duty to you and the pubUo, that a man of yonr skill in ourli such ohronlo complaints as mine should be housohold word. I woe like a man drownln I was glad to grab at anything, but lam hapg to say that. 1 through your herbal treatmont am hearty and well, and oan go wltho orutohos as woll as ovor.—BeUovo me to t yours ovor grateful, J, .0. Doan, PonSonb January 13. 1882. To Professor Gussoott, Shortland-stroot. 8: —I am nappy to Inform you ot tho perfeot ou 1 havo rooeivod through yonr modlolnol trni moct. I camo to you on tho 27th of Septomb lost. At that timo my log was pronounced 1: curable; bnt when I cams to you you told n that you would convlnoe mo In a fortnight, ai I am happy to Bay you have fullllled yo promlso, although I wus rather doubtful i bat was told oy a friend of mine that, If I said s you would not treat mo. My friend's name Mrs Walker, who know yon ln Chrlstohuro Shu was also a patient of yours whioh you cirri of tho dropsy. lam hsppy to say that I ha dispenßod with my orutchos, and able to attot to my domeetio duties. I give you this for tl benelit of other- who aro Buttering as I tia-i been fer yoars.—Yours, ovor thankfal, Mrs EL Joyce, Nowton-road. December 1. To Professor Gußßoott,'Shortlaud-Btreet. Dei Sir,—lt Is with great pleasure that I add to tl: numbor of your valuable testimonials tor tl miraculous ouro your medlolne has' perform. on mo. I have boon troubled with what son medical mon oall indigestion, others dyspepßii but when I oamo to yoa on tho 16th ot Sopl you told me that I hod llvor oomplalnt; ye o-plalnod to mo my symptoms about the palplt tion of tho hoar t, tho wind on tne v teniaeh, 00l hands and feet, the sourness of tho wind ar gas I usod to belch, oold ohllls running dow my back, and, ln faot, you described my feolln) so minutely, tbat I was quite satlflllod thatyc understood my complaint, and I am happy ' say tbat through jour herbal troatmont ye huvo offeotod a perfeot ouro.—Yours over grat ful, Mrs M. Llttlo,.Hobßon-Btruel. Auoklana. To Professor Gussoott, Shortland-street. Sir, I havo beon troublod with neuralgia ln both c head and faoo, and beon doprlved from mat nights' nleep, and when I eat down to my foe many times I have bud to got up from tt table and walkabout without over tasting too. As I told you; when I applied to yon, that I ha tried all tho chemists in town, and I only g> temporary rellof. When you told mo ye would ouro mo ln a minute I was vory donfc ful, but am happy t • say you did so. I shoal roeommond any lady Buffering trom tho same I give you a trial, as you told mo, if no oure, t pay.—Believe me to bo, yours over thankfn Haehel Cousons, Vlotoria-Btreot, Novombor U To Professor Gussoott, Shortland-stree It) is with great pleasure that I nci-nov lodge a perfeot oure I have received throug your herbal treatment; I havo boon tronble with Bourvy for throe yoars and nine month whioh I explained when I called on you. told you I ooald form no other aaaso unless was through sleeping ln a bod where coma or had beon Bleeping who had the sourvey. I hay always boen very partloular when staying i tho hotels to examine the linen before going t bed. I have met many men on tny route wh have got the same complaint through sloopin In dirty bods the same as I did. I also told yo when I appltod tbat 1 had taken a groat qnantit of medicine until my hair began to fall off; bt I happoned to soo your advertisement statin that your treatment was solely herbs. I hay known wonderful oures effeoted through th herbal treatmont when minerals have lallod and being a bollover In horbs, I was very happ to place myself under your treatment as boo as you camo to ~.uoklan d, and I am glad to aa you have offeotod a ouro on me and made mo olean, strong, hoalthy man.—Bellevo me to |t~ yours over thankful, Alfred Hopkins, Net North Road, December .th. To Professor Guasoott. Dear Sir—lt Is wit great pl-aaure I hava in reoommondlng yoi Tonio. I have been suffering with wind an spa-ms on the stomaoh for several yoars, and oould not got any reliof. Everything I at turned to wind. I conld not eat, I oould nt Bleep (I often hod to got out of bod and wai about for hours. I was advised to toko oo liver and quinine and iron, Sec, and all to r good. I hod to give up my employment ft weeks at a stretch, but 1 was advised by friend of mine, who was working at tho Unio Sash and Door Company, to apply to you ,an that you would convlnoe me In a week. )wt rather donbtful of this, after trying bo mon different modioines, both from the Hospital an ohomlsts, and othor patent medloines. I thougl It waa impossible for me to get cured so qulo and so perfectly as you havo done. lam happ to say in two months' time you havo mado me now man. I con eat well, and also enloy good night's rest, with many thanks to you, an 1 hopo your -ays WUI be long ln Auokland, fc tho good of tho community at large.—Youi respecttuUy. Rlohord Lawson, Ponsonby, Fel raary 2nd, 1883. To Profe_-or Gussoott, Shortland-etreeti Sir- As you aro awaro that I explained toyou, who I applied to yon, that I have been troublod wit blooding piles for the last ilvo or six years, as told you I have tried medloal men, oboraists.an old women's cures, but nevor had a perfoot cm until I applied to you, about six weeks agi They u.ed to come down and bleed for an hoi at a time so that I should have to ohange m olothesi but when you told me jou would mak me worse bof ore I should be better. I oould nt rookon you up. I thought I should have to glv up business altogether, if I should be worse, bi in four days you convinced me that I could glv you this tOßtlinoniul with confidence, that 1 live weeks you have effected a perfect oure o me. I shall over be a bellover in herbs after tb wonderful oure you have performed on me.- Yours, ever grateful, Henry Marah, Albor street, October 11. " To Profos.or Gussoott, Shortland-Btroet i.Da- Sir,—l am happy to Inform you that throug your herbal treatment I can safely say that have reoeived moro benefit throngh your herb: treatment than all the medlolne that I ha\ ever taken. I have been troublod with aathiii lor tho last Aye years. I was obliged to givo v my business and come to Auckland for medio treatment, and seeing your testimonials and tl many oures you had offeotod, and also that yo required no Information and that you could te a man's oomplalnt as soon as you saw him—yo did so to mo so oorreotly, and that Is moro ths any medical man ever told me before, and gave me confidence to Plaoe myself undor yoi treatment. lam well known In Cambridge, shall return home on Wednesday, and you me rely you wiU havo many applications from thi district,—Yours, truly, John Hargraves, Queei Btreet, Auokland. Profossor Gussoott would Impress on thoi who may do him the honour to consult him thi tho utmost seoreoy can be relied upon ; mor over, from long experience, and a oaref al stud of the human Bystom, he oan doolde almost at Elanoe the diagnosis of the case, thereby relle' ig the patient of a great deal of nervou.ne and hesitation. Professor Gussoott Invites the oonfldenoe "i either box suffering from functional dorang ment. spermatorrhoea. exhaußting dreams. & Professor Gusscott has made nervouß dobili and loss of power his Bpaoial study, from wha over oatißo arising. He would earnostly lmpre upon those who do suffer to seok lmmedia advice and counsel, if they desire " an old ag Bereno and bright." Lot no false delicacy det suffering viotims from removing tho camp tiila blight to manhood. Tho striotest conflden E. - be rolled unon CONS IfLTATWN GRATIS, Can ba oonsuiceu ny letter. Public inspection invited to the large asao: ment Of BRITISH and AMERIOAN HERE Noto tho Addreas— Professor G-usscott, Next Door to Messrs Winks and Ha Hotpbliahmont. 9QOB'}X__'„_'STtUjKT, AUPffIiAIID, Hourali Fwm B «urn. to 8 p m.



WANTED. "~ WANTED KNO WN-Mone-y to Lem on Personal Seourlty. Persons Borrow '*• Ing £5, reoeive £1 10s; £10, £9; £20, £18 ; ££. £15; repayable in Weekly or Monthly Instal ments. strictest seoreoy.- Bills disoountei daily.—London Loan and Discount Company lllgh-Btroot (between Shortland-street and Vul can Lane). WANTED KNOWN — That C. W GOODSON has lust rocolvod, pc Halclono, 10 canoa of Goods, oomprlsing thi LD Vory Latest Novelties from England and Con tlnont. Among Oicbo ho would prominent.; bring to tho notico of the publio a vory cholci assortment of Hold and.Silvor Jewellery, whlcl jjj. nr-i marked at unprocodontly low prices, ai -0 Bhown In window; also. Terra Cotta Were li t n tho moat fashionable designs, consisting o ta. Plaques, Flat Plaquos, Vases, Roman. Groolan -ot Seo. These Goods are all the rage at Home, ane aB aro Biiro to command a ready Bale. An ftarlj ,nt Inspection of the Immense and Varied Stook ii ell the LONDON ARC AD ill Is requested,, n. VS. ANTED Known—That J. Cosgravi f_\ v v and Co. havo the Largest and Bob ~: Stook of Mon's and Boys' Clotnlng to ohoosi jj from ln Anokland. > a VV ANTED KNOWN-That E. Porta Df~ ** and Co. have Opened thoir New Ware co houso at Newmarket, with a Large Assortmen iv ot Furnishing and Gonoral Ironmongery. Al j"j Goods at Town Prices. it. \J_r ANTED KNOWN- Qk TV BLOMFIBLD'S WORM POWDERE are the Flnost Romedy for Worms. In paokets One Sbilllng; by Poßt, Is .d.-WEST BNI lr, PHARMACY, Ponßonby. f B . Wf ANTED K-NUWt. that the Vletonat ar it Loan and Discount Agency's Advertise ill, ment appears en Ith page. Bth column. il Wf ANTED K-.OWN, that E. Mltohel ty TT son & Co.. No. 19, Qaeen-street Wharf to aro selling Maize, Oats, Bran, Sharps, Floor a . Oatmoal. fco,, fco., at lowest market rates. °~r VVANTED KNOWN.—The Auckland Z* TV Timber Companr, Limited" (late G j Holdflhlp Se Co.), are selling every dewlptlot :.„ of Timbor; also, Sashes, Doors, Mouldings "° Turnery, Fretwork, &0,, at Specially Low ur Price..—Customhouse-street Wesfe ho Wf ANTED to Sell, a Bakery, Com 3'- II feotlonory and Grooery Bueiness oom iy- blned, in a rapidly rising district; good trade la °y small goods; about £300 required; long lease, ---18 E. Waters. Qaeon-Btreet. _________ WANTED KNOWN - That J. H. Dalton has Opened a Speolal Branih oi at the Tailoring Business in Victoria-streot East, iy for the purpose of making Ladies' Garments, .a- such as Uißtors, Habits. Jaokets, eta, made ii of tha moat approved styles, by flrst-olass work n- men. ■o. Wf ANTED 'j-_t~OW-. — '¥.' Shailer, ly, TV Tailor, Eden Terrace, next Eden iv Hall, haa oommanood business in the id above lino, and trusts by strict attention ot to all orders to merit a fair share ol to patronage from tho surrounding district where ig a tailor Is maoh neodod. Repairs neatly exo a ontod. jj ents' own materials made up, ?. \A/ ANTED—Wanted to Sell (Cheap), IG '? V T cases of Pioton Bloaters, I for 6d; 1£ '{ oases of "VarmoatJi Herrings (large),fi for Sd, " Sperm Candles, Sd lb; Jam, Sd; L~»ino_ Peel, le 7 0d lb; Clotbes Pew, Is Sd per gross; Bell and *' HLaok'a Matohes, 'id doz: Bell and Black's Tin Box Matohes, Is Oil doz -, Preserved Milk, 9d tin; ~ 3 for 2s, and Kid tin; 100 doz Engraved Gins. rJ Jugs, only lid, S for 2s; 23 doz Assorted Vases, ~ Is eaoh, Ib lOd pair; 6 doz plated Cruets, Ss and [_ 5.1 Si; Teaspoons, 3d aod Id; Jags 2_ 3d and 2_ „ lid vet; Jugs and Basins, Is 6d pair; Large Tin "" Batrtnß, la Od and Is 9d; Toilet . ots, from 7s 6d ,S to ISs: White and Gold Toilets, 16s; White and ," Gold Tea aots of 100 pieces, £3; Small Tea Bets Jo( 10 pioos, 18s and 20s But; fonoy Toilet B_ta ol _ 7 ptocos, only 8s Bd, 10 pieoes 10s 8d; Rlmmel'e j' B"V Heap, 7 oakes for Is; fi do. Steam Irons, ir only 3s Gd each; Cups and Saucers, 3s doz; J _ Mugs, 2d, 3d, and Id; Glass Cake Plates, 9d Vt eaoh; Large Jam Dish and Celery Dish, 2s pair; " 1 Pint Jugs, only Od; Brown To.pots, from 9d; _\ Whito Chambers, Is 3d; Basins, from 2}d: '" Large Meat Dishes, Ib 6d: Lot of Ploturos.'id l" and Id ; Hat Hacks, 8d and Ib 3d; Lot ot Doha, " from 6d; 10oases Codflsh, bd lb; Good Tea, Is 8d lb, i lbs for 0s; Whito Starch, lid by the .. packet; Paint Brushes, 3d to Is 3d; Shoe _ Brushes. 2s Bot—H. WATTS, Pitt-street 18 ■ 8 a . iv.- aa- _r ■■_- tasam i U JBoara ana j-tesiaeace, t TOAILWAY DINING ROOMS, £_ XX UaE_Hf-BTnEB~. WH_uur, _ WILLIAM PYE, PROPEIBTOB. ?s Good aeoommodatlou for Boarders and m Travellers at modorato oharges. Cleanliness to and civility are tho oharaoterlßtlos ot this house, iv The table and beds oannot be surpassed by any o- houso ln town. Tho Proprietor has had a very long experience as a Restaurant Keeper, and he feels assured — that any person giving his house a trial will be >y quite convinced tbat the accommodation It jy affords oannot bo surpassed, >0 THK ONLY HOU-K ON THK WHARFi _. , id Board and Lodging, £1 per week. Beds, is; « \7*OU«O WOMEN'B INSTITTJTB 'V X AND BOARDING-HOUSE, " QUS-tN-STBZET, '{ Open dally from 10 a.u_ till 9JSO p.m, ' Dinner and Lunoheon from 12 to 2 p JB, Tea from t to 7 p.m. t Boarding-house for Young Ladloa who are y . oooupled during the day. Tonus on application •1_ to the Hon. Seoretary. ]_ Y.W.0.». Meeting every Thursday, 7,30 p.m, » GovernoßS' Agenoy. Servant.' R.gisiry, and 1 Lading Library In oannootlon with tha Innti it ip _, : __.. ; a 'O it . 2 Merchandise, g ■ v V _A. Heather, | GENERAL IMPORTER, n HAS ON HAND AND TO ARRIVE ■y " Courvolslers' Cognao n Aesoolated Vineyard Cognao Mnller Freree' Cognao; ln bulk,caso. flask, _ half-flaak _ Lowndes's Rum, 30 OP .a I Lemon Heart and Queensland ft WHISKY Bnlk) ---k Groonlees, Invorness, Glenllvet, and Terrier, '_ Eirkor Grocr Co.'a >r WHISKY (Case) ---_ . Collie Blend, Royal Blend, Rob Roy, Invor '_ noBS, Lorno, Stewart, Glen Almond ts Old Irish, In bulk and caeo _ BOHNAPPS^ it Henko's, W. Se A. Gllbey's J WINE 3 AND SPIRITS a Port, Sherry, Sautorno, Sparkling Summer a Clarot, Hook, Champagne, Brandy, )r Rum, Scotoh and Irish Whisky i all in ■8 bottle . "" CANDLES- Brandon's," Da Ro'ubalxa Lunar Plooos. , n National, Belmont, and Imperial Sporm h Fluted Paraffin Candles I ALE e Bass, Bottled by Hall 3- Boar's Head, Bottl ed by HaU y Payne's, Bottled by John Reid o Ashby's & MoEwta'a ?o STOUT- It HaU's]" Boar's Head 8 Edmund's "Pig" _ Gulnoao'a, Bottled by Blood Wolfe re —-— - 6 tons Genuine Whito Zin .Paint l* SO drums Linseed OU 25 drums Raw OU ir 25 drums Colza O _ 100 eases Castor O ?o BARNS Se Co. 'J Kippered Herrings (Red and Freßh) al Salad OU, Plokles, Jar Salt __ POOLK ,II 100 eases Plokles (assorted) !_} STEPHENS- It 100 cases Plokles (assorted *I PRIED FRUITB -iy 250 cases Currants J' 100 cases Elemes 1300 boxes Flga . Mawer's Dandelion Coffee c- Branson's Extraot Coffee » KBROSENE bb Devoe's Royal Brilliant (warranted to stand Government tost) _ Sylvan, 130. Water White. 0 Premium, 160, Water White J TOBACCO ss over the Water, 12*9, 6's, NaUrod, ane to Double Thick P Ploces 'o, ci Royal Standard, UVi o. Venue, I-s, 6's, DTPP 08 VE-'-AB~ ' K. hfi I Ovals, 250's. and Plaldg andstrlkers rt. Bryant and May's 250's, Plaids 15, Patent Safety OILMEN'S STORES— Teas, Sugars, Paper Bags, Preserved Flsb Fruits, and General Goods of Diaeran U. Manufaotuijerß Always on Hfiad, A' HEATHEBJ.



FOB SALE- * _ 1/.OR SALE, a Portable EDgine, by ir- __J Robey and Co., 10 inoh cylinder; has been ), thoroughly overhanled, and Is now in first-olaes 1- condition; Government certificate given for d 65 lbs pressure.—For farther partloulars apply '■ to Cbas. Jnd_, Thames Iron Works, Thames. ANEW Six-roomed Verandah Cottage 12ft stud), with scullery, tank, _-c„ for , sale, on Richmond noad ; Allotment 50 x 150, r or. If preferred, 90 x 150 (oorner lot). Term a easy.—Apply to R. Lalng. Picton-atreet. FOR SALE, New and Well-finished Cottage of four rooms. Mount Roakill 9 Road.—Apply Shortland ijaw-mlll Company, a Cnatom-honso Btreet West _ TTILLA SITES, MOUNT ALBKRT. ---t T For Sale, from 3to 7 aores or more, only i three miles from town; volcanic SOU of very _ finest quality, cleared, fenced, and in grass; T unfailing jvator, flue views, good roads, and a i Bit. on the land undor oiler to Government for a railway station; about 0 aores of splendid " orchard, bearing very largoly. The whole prioe I of the land can remain at 7to 8 per cent, pro c vidod suitable buildings are erected. Prions B vory low, from £50 to £160 only por aore.— . Apply J. C. Cairns, oare of Counoil & Cooper, r Vuloan Lane. 1 IJ.OR SALE, a New 7-roomed House, , X? woll boiit and finished, wa_h-_o_Be and 1 outhouses, J-acre ot ground, well Bituated ln a hoalthy locality.—For further particulars apply . to Davies and Batter. National Insurance Build j togs. 13. Queen-street, Auokland, _ "DILLIARD TABLE FOR SALE. Just landed, ex Halclono, Full-size Solid X Mahogany Billiard Table, with all the accos , sorles necessary for furnishing a Billiard room completely, lnoluding Chandelier. ARTHUR H. NATHAN. ■ S3, Lower Queen-street. . TJJ.OR SALE, Lease of Allotment, Cus. ' JT tomhouse-streot (opposite Gleeson's Hotel), . with all Buildings thereon, comprising Large 1 Workshop (80 x 50 feot), Offlce. Shop, and , Dwelling-house, and other Buildings. Also, i Steam Engine1 and Saw Bench, Clronlar Saws, , tea.— Apply to Oharlos Bailey, Ship, Yacht, and t Boat Builder. . IJ.OR POSITIVE SALE, at about haR; . thn usual prioe, an Immense Lot of . Hosiery (bought considerably under value), at 1 Hollo way's, 217, Queen-Btreet (next to Hewin's). • "OESIDENJ3E FOR SALE. , For Sale, that Comfortable Residenoe. situate _ near top of Groy-street (lately oocupled by Mr , Robert Homo), containing 10 good rooms, itted , with every convenience. The house and i grounds havo reoently been put ln thorough . order. Terma easy. SAMUEL COCHRANE Se SON, ___________ i Ul U U SALE. > Freehold Cottage and Allotment, in Eden ' Crescent; f ear rooms and Kitchen; water laid > on.—Prioe _t_Bo.-Apply to Arthur H. Nathan, • 38, Lower Qneen-street,. . tl-OR SALE, really cheap, a Compact J J. Farmof 160 aores; about SO acres in grass, ' part under crop, part good bush and fern; a J Six-roomed House, Stablo, Cow-shed. &o.; 2_ ' miles trom railway station and only 13 miles from town by good road, ' 1 FOR SALK. a nice little Dairy Form of 72 > aores, all fenoed and divided into pad-locks, 1 with good Houao, Stable, Sheds, and every con • venlenoe, and deep-water frontage, 10 miles i from town, 1 Apply to Jour Soppet, House, Land, and General Commi-slon Agent. No. 8, Queen-street (upstairs i Xj. O R POSITIVE SALE. i That compact little Island, known as Wood's . Island, abouti halt-way between here and the, f head of the Waitemata. containing 100 Aores,' . with Cottage, good Orohard, and several tm ; provemente, plenty ef fresh water all tbe year ; round, and a good wharf for the convenience of : BU.a-.en. Sea.— Apply to I . JOHN SOPPET. i House and Land Agent. i No. 8. Qneen-street ! Tjl O R SALE, f _K(\ TONS GALVANIZED CORRWGA. JQQ TONS FENCING WIRE OKfl BARRELS KNIGHT & BEYAN'B -ivY OEMENT. W. S. LAIfKIE, 10, Wyndham-stbkkt. , i'U-E.I SEEDI SEEDI FOR BALE, the foUowing New Seeds, ox Roman Empire I— i RedOlovor White Clover Cowgrass l Alsyke Rape Luoerna i Turnip Mangel Linseed i Hemp Canary Sec Sec The above will'be disposed of at Lowest Current Prioes. POTTER AND CO., Durham-street, FOR SALE AT FREEMAN'S BAY MILLS, Latb Soppett b. GENUINE BONEDUST, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. At Lowest Market Rates. BONES BOUGHT in any QUANTITY, AT THB UlUt, OATS AND MAIZE CRUSHED. d, H. Mckenzie, Fort-street, April 26th. If O R SALE, At Lowest Market rates t Rosin; Pitch, and Tar Kerosene, Paint.and Olive Oils Champion's, Scott's, and Storor*s Genuine Whito Lead, tn wood Muntz Metal and Nails Large Stock cf Canvas, various brands Wire Rope, from lj inch to. inoh Bolt Rope, Hemp, and Manilla Rope, all" Patent Windlass (wood), Frills, and Palls Anchors, from 16 owt to 10 lbs Chains, from J inoh tc . inoh. Colza and Fish OIL D. H MCKENZIE, FORT-STRKET. Maroh 18.188-. G*UNSON & M.AKTIN HAVE ON BALE: - GRAIN-Seed Wheat, Fowl Whoat. Maize, Oats and Beans (crashed and whole), Tartarian and Potato Seed Oats, Blaok Oats, Flour, Oatmeal, Bran, Sharps, and Chaff. , POTATOES—Good Table Potatoes, Early Seed Potatoes, MANURES—Genuine Bonedust (ooarso and fine), Boneflour, and Guano. BEEDS-Rye Grass. Cookßfoot, Red and White Clover, &c„ &c. DAIRY PRODUCE-Cholce Local and Tara naki Roll Butter (la kegs and boxes), Prime Salt Butter, Choose. TO ARRIVE — Seed Wheat, Fowl Waoat, Barley, Prime Sample Oamaru Pota toes, and Lapetono Flukes, Baoon and Haras, choose. Oatmeal, Wood's Flour (in 100's and 59.). THE ABOVE AT LOWEST BATES, GCNSON & MARTIN, GRAIN. BBED & PRODUCE MERCHANTS. AND COMMISSION AGENTS, 53, CUSTOM-HOUSE-STREET (Adjoining Messrs. Wlnstono's), - Auckland. EXCELSIOR BOOT FACTORY, QUEEN-STRBET, AUCKLAND. Having purchased the Entire Stook. Plant, and Business ot tho aboyo Faotory, from Me, GKORGE HEMUS, we are in a position to execute all orders for Boots, Shoes, &c, at lowest quotations. WM. MO ARTHUR Se CO. ITIO THE BOOT AND SHOE TRADE. I, Gkohgb Hemos, beg to draw attention to the above, and while thanking my customers for past favours, have to inform thsm that the Faototy is still under my superintendence, and that any orders to Messrs. Wm, MoArthur and I Co. will reoeive from me every attention, bo as to secure rapid and satisfactory eseoutlon, \ fTIHOSE WHO ENJOY a COOL SWEET SMOKE, SHOULD TRY OUR SOLACE MIXTURE A-t> . RUBY FLAKE OUT, __r— Fob Ciqabrrties Oub . YELLOW BIRD TOBACCO it Is allowed to bo ABOVE ALL other Brands, Partridge and Woollams, opposite union bank, ... : *'' -.. - mill ■_! in i nn llT*TrTTr«Wlll--M--------rr*T_l-^^



- - I —8 -BBS 1 I ' - , " TgWDggg. j £ttgg jC-EW ZEALAND ROADS. ROADS, BRIDGES, ETC., NELSON, BRIDCIE (WITH APPROACHES) OVER INAN GAIH7A RIVER, AT BULLER JUNCTION. Written Tenders will be received at this Offloo nntll noon of SATURDAY, the 17th Juno, 1882, for tbo above contract. Tlioj are to ba marked on the outside, " Tendor for Inan gahun Contraot," and addressed to the Hon. the Minister for Publio Works, Dnnedln. Tele graphic Tenders similarly - addressed and marked will be received If presented at any Telegraphio Offlce by noon ot the same date, provided that written Tenders are lodged at any District or Resident Engineer's Offloo by tbe Bame hour. Drawings, epuclnoatlonß, and general oon.ltlous may be seen at this office; and at tbo Pabllo Works Offices at Groymouth, Wostnort, Christchnrch, Auokland, Wellington, and Nelson, The lowest or any Tender not necessarily accepted. By command. W. N, 8L4.1R, Engineer in Charge, M.I, Public Works Offloe, Dunedin, 20th May. 1882. - i . .gPPKSgr ■J^EW ZEALAND RAILWAYS. Printed stationers*. General Manager's Offlco, Wellington, 25th May, 1882. Separate Written Tenders will be reoeived at this office up to noon of MONDAY, 19th Juno. 1882, far the Supply and Delivery of Printed Stationery for North and Middle Island Rail ways. Samples and specification may be seen, and forma of tender obtained, at the Stores Man ager's Offlce. Wollington. Storekeepers' Oflicea, Auckland, Christohuroh, aad Dunedin. Tenders to be addresosd to the General Man ager New Zealand Railways, Wellington, and marked outside, ''Tender for Printed Sta tionery." The lowest or any tender will not necessarily be accepted. J. P. MAXWELL, General Manager New Zealand Railways. Note.—ln reference to the above, the contract time is hereby EXPENDED to 80th JUNE, 1882. J. P. MAXWELL. General Manager. Ist June, 1832. £~~~ <-ri-tofiifl-»> <__mtKSi& A UCKLAND HARBOUR BOARD, Tenders for Sails For Bilot SCHOOHJtE, Harbour Board Offlce, Auokland, May 5,1882. Freeh Tender, will be reoeived at this offloe until TUESDAY, the 13th Inst., at noon, for Supplying Sails for Pilot Schooner, in terms of Bpeolflcations to bo seen at thia office. The lowest or any Tender not necessarily ao oepted. Tenders to be endorsed, " Tender for Sails for Pilot Schooner." F. E. COMPTON. Chairman. Q__S_-_i__-£-> <-_S_SW-_S-_uJf a uokland harbour board. tenders for timber, IRONWORK, cart. ING, COAL, AND SHIP CHANDLERY, Harbour Board Offloe. Auckland, June 7,1882, Separate Tenders will be reoeived at this offlce until TUESDAY tbe 13th inst., at noon, for Timber, Ironwork. Carting, Coal, and Ship Chandlery, in terms of conditions to be seen at the Engineer's office. * Tonders to be endorsed respectively," Tender for Timbor," Ironwork, Carting, Coal, and Ship Chandlery. The lowest or any tender not neoo.Barlly aooepted. F. E. COMPTON, Chairman, m EN D E R , T_» TIMBER MERCHANTS, SeO. Tenders are Invited for the supply of about 200 (more ci less) Totara Piles, ranging in length from SO to GO feet, and from 16 z 10 at thiok end to 10 x 10 at thin end. ;. m O BRIOKMAK ERS, NORTH SHORE. NEIGHBOURHOOD OF DUCK OREE-C Contractors are invito, to tender for thi. making of 1,000,000 HAND-MADI. or Auoklant made ipug mill) BRICKS. Tenderers must bo practical men, and be pre pared to give substantial soourity for fulfllmont of contract. - Tenders to be addressed to A. Falrgrlevo. as underneath, acd must be sent in on or before FRIDAY, June 23. Particulars and Bpeolflcations, with ref erenoo to both of above, may be had on application to N. Harker, 27, Queen-street A. FAIRGRIBVE. DOEOUGHJIf PARNELL. Tenders will be received at the Borough Council Offloo, Manukau Road, up to 5 p m. on MONDAY, the 19th Instant, for a Supply of Hand-broken Metal and Fine and Coarse Scoria Ash; alao, for Dray, Two Horses, and Man for occasional Day Work. Particulars to be obtained at the Borough Counoil Offloe, between the hours of 9 a.m. and 6 p.m. 8. REYNOLDS, Town Clerk, mo C A R P E X T E R S. Tenders will bs received uo to WEDNES DAY, tbe Uth June, 8 pm., for the Ereotion of a Villa Roßidenoe at Shelly Beach Road, Pon sonby. Plans at my office, Vlctorla-st. West. Matthew H_~dk~-0~, Arohlteot mOBUI L D E r a Tenders will be reoeived until soon of SATURDAY, June 17th, for the Ereotion and Completion ot Premises for the Onehunga Building Sooiety. EDWARD BARTLEY, Arohlteot rp O B U_l_L DER S, Tenders will be reoeived np till noon on THURSDAY, the 15th instant, for the Erection of ajßriok Warehouse In Lowor Qneen-street Plans, &o„ at our offices, Queen-street. EDW. MAHONEY & SON, ' Arohlteot-, t RENDERS will bo received till Monday, JL 19.h Instant, at noon, for tho.Bulletins of an Oddfellows' HaU ln Ponsonby. Plans and specification- to be seen at tbo Royal Insurance offloe, .Shortland-street, The lowest or any tender not neoessarlly accepted. TENDERS for Fencing—three-rail fenoe at Remuera, up to Wednesday, i p,m.— Apply to James Batcher. Lectures. LECTURE on SIR WALTER SCOTT, by Rbv. H. R. DKWsnun,. (postponed from Tneßday last), will be given oa TIIES OAY EVENINO. 13th inst, in the Parnoll Wesleyan Church, at 7.30. Tiokets, 1/ each. YOUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION. Corner of WEIXEfILEV AND A_____-S-R__-S_ ANNUAL Course of Lectures, to, June 21—Entertainment, Musloal and Literary July 7-Leoturoj .Homes without Hands.'' i-lußtratesl by Limelight Vlows-Peroy A. Bmal__.old, July -.-Entertainment, Musical and Literary, Aug. 11-Leoturei "English University Life Thirty Years Ago "_,_ Bishop Cowie. Aug. -5-Ent.rt_inK.ont, Musical and Literary, Sept. \— Leotnro; "Ten Days ln Palestine".... Rev. A, Reid. - Sept SS—Entertainment, Musical and Literary. Oot, 2Q-.TO bo announced*,,...Mr T, Spurgoon, To Commence at 7.30. Seats reserved for Tloketholdors till 7.20. Tickets for tho Course (to admit bearer and ; lady) 6s; Single Tiokets for Course, Bs6d Single Tickets, Is, to be obtained from the BooksoUers, Members of Committee, and at the Rooms! THOMAS BUDDLE, Hon. Seo. , -JW-OTICE OF REMOVAL. J. AYERB, Jeweller, lato ot Victoria-street, begs to inform his customers that he has re moved to the oorner ot Darby and Elliott-streets, opposite Cousins and Atkin, Old gold and sliver bought,



-g . " , . Amutvaments. AW ABBOTT-a- Qpera Housa Director Mr. J. C. Wh___ia___oi~ Treasurer ....„„. Mr. J. E. Moore OVERFLOWING HOUSE-1 MONEY REFUSED AT THE DOORS I ANOIHER AND STILL, GRANDER SUCCESS. ( PIRATES *l " (* PIRATES ) —{ of J— THK -■( of >—- .PKNZANCBJ .PENZANCE) Received on Saturday Night hy an nudtonco that tostod tho holding capabilities of THE OPERA HOUSE 1 _3T Skodre Seats at'Okoe. «_r Ou ns Disappointed I J L l NOTICE.-Purohasors of ] Tickets on Saturday _. voning I last, who wore uuablo to gain I admission, are availablo for To-night. Eighteenth I Eighteenth I Eighteenth and and and Last Night I 1 Last Night I I Last Night OF THE SUBSCRIPTION BEASON BY —{ WILLIAMSON'S )— ROYAL /^PERA rWMPANTrV OVAL WPERA V.OMPANY. TO-NIGHT I TO-NIGHT! f PIRATES I") CPIRATEBI)' >< PIRATJ-S1 }> BIT OF THE -^PIKATESIJ (PIRATES I j SEASON I (.PIRATES it Complimented Unanimously By the Press. A Toplo of Conversation Throughout the City, '.'. This splendid production of PIRATES OF PENZANCE t 'URATES OF PENZANCE! (By special arrangement with R. D'Oyley Carte, of London). With its Gorgeous Scenery. Dazzling COBtumeßi and Great Cast. ,1 THIS EVENINGi~AT 8 o'clock. Doors open 7.15; Overture 8; Carriages, 10.30, J. P. Mao Donald, Business Managor. __T ABBOTTS- Opera "f-f o v s c. GRAND EXTRA NIGHT I TO-MORROW (Toebdav) EVENING, JO-HB IS. * Undor the patronage of His Worship the Mayor (J. McCosh Clark, Esq.), and Members of the City CounoU, and other leading Citizens of Auckland, BEING POSITIVELY THE LABT APPEARANCE (IF WILLIAMSON'S {operaliP.S.M PAN V IN AUCKLAND! • ... Z GREAT DOUBLE BILL I TWO APBRASI WO V/PJttRAS! See To-morrow's Advertisement, Eeeute Seats at Way te's. Dress Circle, 6s; Orohestra Stalls, sa; Stalls. , is; Pit,2s. J. P. MaoDohald, Bußinoes Manager, TATE TRAIN, Williamson's Royal Opera Company, LAST NIGHT I TO-MORROW (Taesday) EVENING, June 13. A Laxb Train will depart at 11.13 p.m, for Onehunga and Intermediate Stations. —————————————————— ——_—_ . A UCKLAND RAILWAYS, Wa____-Sos's Royal Opera Company. LATE TRAIN. • . ' . *" • _ TUESDAY, JUNE ISIH, 1882. ________ A Late Train will run between Auckland and Onehunga as on Saturdays, Auckland dep. 1,16 p.m. — A. V. MACDONALD, Distriot Manager. ST. BENEDICT'S. CHURCH. NEWTON. " ■_' A GRAND SACRED CONCERT '1 Under the Patronage cf tho Very Rev.H, J Fynes, Vlo.-Oap„ and Clergy), Will be held in the NEW BUILD ING (Prior to Its Consecration), On THURSDAY, JUNE 22,1882. Heck Cabl Schmitt will Conduct. Body of tho Building, Ss. Reserved Seats, ss. -~ Doors open at 7.30 p.m., commence at 8, OWEN MAHON, '-J ■' Hon. Seo. ■ "-'" uorooration Notices. ~,. YjITY OF AUCKLAND; WATERWORKS AMENDED BY-LAW AND RATES OF CHARGES POR WATER SUP PLIES. _______ "' Notioe Is hereby given that the amended By. law fixing tbe Rates of Charges for Water Sun plies, Seo., will be oonßidered by the City Counoil ?J tonest Ordinary sitting on THURSDAY. ' the 15th ot Juno, 1882. P. A. PHILIPS. Town Clerk. Town Clerk's Offloe, June G, it.*. —■■ , Medicai, ' . J DR. WALKER begs to inform hia Patients that he may be consulted at Mc Gardner's. Chemist, ißi. Qaeen-street, dally. from 1(1 till 11 a.m. Att.ndanoo at Mr Morgan's "Golden Mortar" as usual. . = » ■ . ' ' J o WISE MA N, 165. QUEEN-STREET, Auckland, . waterproof riding aprons, .waterproof paste for boots,. WATERPROOF LEGGINBS. -WATERPROOF HORSE COVERS. QHRYSTON poULTRY Y AE;DS' LAKE TAKAPUNA. D. ROBERTSON, PROPRIETOR, BREEDER AND IMPORTER OF PURE-BRED FOWLS, I COPIES of Herr Carl Schmitt's "Choral _.jM»i.l*%*^Wo^-Nia»w reached its third edition in London, ban bo obtotnod at !-_»•_. Auokland Moblq Warehouse. "- '* ; ______w_______________ti__________l£3i2-—————l^~. ._ ~_i_