The Auckland Evening Star.

Vol. XV.—No. 3,739

AUCKLAND, N.Z.. iTUESUAY, JULY 85. 188S

(Published Daily)

PRICE : OJNiv PEN IN V



Shipping. 7 ITNION STEAMSHIP ly-*\\— -~\ KJ COMPANY OF NEW >/ SV- 'A ± ZBAIiAND (UMrasm.. kS^sS-Si — ->;_-.5.-i-.^i IIM! TABLK i i. JULY, 1882. FOR GISBORNB, WAPIBB, WELLtNGTOK, LYT't'KibTOK, POSIS CKAiJy-H!--_. AMB BLUFF frgOM _______2____- w"lßil' > esoamer. Dote -- .'n-Unsi. Latest. Train. lUSOabooma Thnrsdny. 27. 10 a.m. — AitAW.TA l'hurs.,Aug.3,loa.m. — TO:^.iT-_F.--7r'_7.ll7Ju_i. picton. wel- U-ssi'SS:. ;.,j-.T'.'.!i".0.;, *~:_. West HD-PX POSiTii 18-Kf-W iv.AKUU._D). Hawka h'tio..,Auk. I,loam, 715 a.m. PnHOUIS iTucs.. Aug. 1, D a.in. 12nO0n ' _f___L____-^-__S-l Y|B -__-_-_: FI..OAKOOM- Thursday, 27.10 a.m. AbaWata* Thura„Aug.3,loa.m.J — 'Callinx at Hohnrt, FOR GI3BORNE, NAPI-lti AND WEL LINGTON. ,_ MAHiNAPttA | lueaday. 25,-pm.l - gOR HYUNt-Y. M-NiPotJiti Wednes., 26,5 p.m. — 7 FOX liISVUKA AND i-UYA- TAIAIiOA | Tuosday,26,6t).m. | — (Cargo till 1 p, m.) . ' KOK RUS^KLL AND KAWAIj^V_tA, Taiaiioa Ta'ueßday,2s,6p.m. j — Mawai'QUßl I Wednes..2s. 6p.m. I — gsr Caraso mnat be boolrod and alongside one ftotir before adv-ortlsed time of departure. During May speolal Tickets will bo lsßued to tsrttelto'a, available for retnrn until Juno 30. PaaaaKe tickets mast be taken at the Com pany's Ollloe. Auckland Branch, 1011. '..-oca street. J®*K gTEAM_TO_LONDON. \ -.-'.-■• -Av^*. ORIENT LIMn IJ-i?5-g»r3S_* Tl j 9 following ateamahlpß be longing to the Orient Steam Navigation Com pany (i.lml.od) and the Paclflo Steam Navlga tlaa Comuany, will loavo SYDNEY at the undermentioned dates . for MELBOURNE, __E__JD_ and LONDON, via 3uob Canal;— Steamer. I Reg. I'nn'ge I Date. POTOai.. ; I .213 July 31 JOHN KLDER _.16. August 14 80«ATA__ I 4,0U August2B CUZCO 3.847 Septem. 11 CO'I-UPAXI I 1,023 . aeptem. 25 And tho Sarvloe will be maintained by suo oeedlng steamers at Intervals of a Fortnight. Pn.sorgoM for Potosi may proceod por Mana pourl on July 25. K.roa to London, 15 to 70 guineas, Suez Canal Dues, 8s In addition. Parcels beaked through to London, Passengers oan baok from Auokland at a through rate to oover Intocolonlal fare and Canal dues and to soouro apucial advantages. Passages from London oan be granted In Auokland. J Por plans and full particulars, apply. In Lon don, to F. Green & Co., Joint Managers of the Line; or to the Ag9nts In Auckland. UNION STKAMSHIP CO. OF N.Z. (Limit-.--!, Queen-street, a£k»!«. v ______ TO THAMES, CA»> _^>^Sg^ RYING PASSENGERS AND *a&*z&rF CARGO, cojr-i-tn-NO with OQiira- MI-SH, OMAHtJ, WAITOA PIJIIK-, ARD MOSS-M ---?is_b (PI.--0 DUtrtot). Tmii Tabu., !,S. ROTOMAHAHAi From Auokland I Wednesday, B morning Thnrsday, 10 morning Friday, 12 noon From Thames t Wednosday, 3 afternoon Thursday,. afternoon Saturday, i afternoon FARES .(SINGL-:)- Saloon 1 Seven Shillings and Sixpence (7s Bd(. Steerage i Five Shillings (6s). Freight through vi Te Aroha, i_s per toa. Wo oargo received within hall an hour ol au vertl-ad »lmo of leaving. fFRABI-R & TINNE, AgauS. «SkJ__«, T-HE ONLY DIRECT I^6|__ I STKAMKRS TO TEAROHA «tesista»s'( oAßKY iKr_ pas..nosbs & Cauqo), OALLING Al' THAMES, HICU I'AIA. OHI- NrOMURI.I'AKROA.WAITEKAURI.WAIHI, MORBINSVILLB. AND GRANT & FOSTER'S SH.T___M_NT. S.H. RUBY ANO S.S. VIVID. Leave Auckland i Leave Paeroa l Monday. 21,6 p.m. — FARES To Thames—Saloon, fa 6d'; Steerage. 6s. To Paeroa-Stngle, 10s; Keturn, Us. To Te Aroha—-inglo, 11.; Return, 23?. Jfretshx through ro T_ Argha, 25. per ton! ISO transhipping at the Thames. isfs&B», THAMES, s^__^@S-rT w __jaMU£--.W__TK_:AUR-. WAim TH AKOHA GOLDB-lELDS, MOR- Sn-V-LLE. WAWUA PLAINS, AhDGRANT AND FO--BR'3 SSTTI.gM-.NT. IB X T E R P X I S E NO. 2, F.S. TK AROHA, £_ P.S. P&XIKI, __om Auokland i _ From Thames I _ Tuesday, 2 p.m. Wednesday,. p.m. Thuraday, 6 p^t. Friday, 8 p.m. Saturday. 8 p.m. The timetable of river steamers to be seen at Enterprise Office, Thames. FA-IKS To'-Thames - Saloon, 7s Bd; EJasrage, Is To Ohinemurl through, 6s extra To Te Aroha through. 10a extra Not responslole for shipping, carrying, or an- live stock. pB _. RY AaanM. <_£_*Bis*_. -StTORTHiSr-r. STEAMSHIP COMPANY OJMITBD.. TIME.TABLB-JULY. Weatkiec and other olroumatanoes pormlttliiß,. FROM QUEKI^slcR_-_T WHARF. FOB TAPRANQA AND BAY OF PLENTY POBTB. ' kTBAM-rt. I Date Q-1 BAiLir.o. WelUngton I Thursday,B7, spm g I Monday,3l,6pm . Connects at Tauranga for Opp nta(?a tiki and Bay of Plenty Porta umua every Tuesday. _?OB ETJSSUH., WHiNOAROA, AND MAN GO-1171. Wellington I Monday7-L S P m FOB WHANGABKI AND •ffHAHOARHiI HEAP 3. Every lueßday and Friday, at Aravle (Carrying passengers and oargo MS* forWalpn) . JOB MAHOAPAI. ' _o_syte | Every Tuesday, at 5p m FOX M-tBOPBY BAY. EtngS | Wednesday, 26.5 p.m. " _OR MANGAWAI. ffingal I Kvery Thursday, at ip m FROM MANUKAU. FOR WAITABA. Macgregor I Tne.day. 25 8 cm. ~ FOR HOKIASOA. Bowena 27. l P.m. ~tsr r-.«ra must be bookerland alongside one how bSSf- advertised time o^esarture. fSssage tiekats must be taken HUtun. Managing Dlreotor. — .-_. fiiOK HOKIAN.<SA.— The _1 Northern SteamshipiCo/0 eg. **^ROW_NA will leave Onehunga Wharf as ato^tathet «d otim^oTroum. ,any ■ omSf. 9»~"7*U -G--3.1 ' Ma" A. Barnes. Onehunga.-A. M-Gbkgob, _ia d_lng Dlreotor. -arv%. HTIOR MERCURY KAY-The \v Northern Stoamshlp Eo.'s s.s. -i&sac£so c F ijiQ. Al . will leave Qaeen-street Wh.rf as above (weather and other olrquni- SespermHtlng) 10-MORROWIWedne-dayl, .6th. a'. 5 p.m.—iror froight or passage apDly at the Company's ' ifflce. 67. Queen-street, Auok land.-A. AID Jbkqob, Managing Director. SS$^S B, COBOMANDEI., '&_^_s_? jijo fggji eaa javourlta s._i! OOBOMANDEL, Cap iiln, W. D, Har_rav9, T_---Tab_b. leaves AuoWand t _,-^eaveß CoromaJßael I _ Tuesday, 25.12 nooa Wednesday.2s.l2 noon Thursday. 27,12 noon Friday, 28,1 p.m. Saturday, 29,12 noon Weather ana other olroums-auoes perm-tHng. Not .-eaponslble In shipping, oarrylng. or landing live stook. ' ..... __,_,__ N.8.-N0 oargo whatsoever -will be received alter the ot-ame__ adrertlaed tlme'.of sa_i__. A, R. H. a WINO-J- 1, Manager,



-.hipping. &fo^ |f OR LONDON DIRKCT, _f*r"_SS_> The Well-known' Clipper Ship Jbj&ssEr HALCIONB. AAI at Lloyd's, 813 tons register, K. J. Parkkb, Commander, will sail as abovo on WHDNI.SDAY next. July 20. The p.s. Tonß.rirl will leave the Queen-street Wharf TO-MORKOW AFrKt.NOON, at i ■ o'olook conveying passengers and luggage. For Freight or Pnesasro apply to OWF.N fe GRAHAM. <halcioneT Ka^^i^SS-^ All Claims n.ainit tho above , 'f|Sf pbfr. must rendered In duplloato __e*isosraa-__ t0 tho o [jj on or (. hB undersigned before noon TO-MORROW (Woaneaday) or tht y Will not bu tocogtiiiod. OWEN & GRAHAM. agents. „_&«8 OABSBNGERB' LINE OF ■*- PACKRT- TO NEW ZICA w_-»*S_as« OWKK]J BX M3.53R3. SHAW- S AVILLB. & CO., .1, ;.;e_iienh_U-atreet, London,, Th. ftbovf. lino of shlppi are regular trailers to all the prinoipj.! porta lo Now Zealand. The. at _ olipuer _hip_, classed 4.1 ct I Joy As', and oom mandeu by eTporioi-ci.td -nr.'itorn, Thn bill of fare i. most substantial, :uid of tlio bent quality, Mid tho acoorumodation roomj- and convenient, The undoralßnod aroemcowored to trrant pas laitos from London to Now Keaiand. payment for which have boon guaranteed in thn oolouy, Ketorn ship., to Loadon rUne lo(t,ve at __mc.t .Mjrular intervals. Full pai-Uoulart! on nppUoatlon to L. D. NATHAN a CO.. ) OWiCN & GRAHAM, V AffientH. CRUIOKSHANK & CO. I «s*kSS^_ OKWINSULAK ANB OKI- KNTAL STMAM NAVIOA '^"^'^TION OOMPANY, llie Ccmpauy's Steani_ihlps (under contrae. rrlth the Victorian Government for tho couvey -noe of her Majesty., malls) will bo deapatohed t "T~~~~ j Leave I _-.aye I lieave .lOj-ma-, j Sydnor | Mett-'m' I Ad'lqde RAVKNNA lAug.fl Aug. 15 Aug. 17 ROMK lAUE.-3 Aun.29 Aug. SI CLYOie.-. !aept.6 Soot. 12 S.pt.ll Route t—lt Is Intended Jo despatch theße rteamers for Plymouth and London via Point le t.Blle. Passengers for Kngland will therefore not roqulre to ohango a ._ .mors. Rates of passage money to Plymouth or Lo-i ---ioni £70 -rat, and £45 sooond-olaoa j Italian ports, £8* flr--, aud _I 0 Becoud-olaßa. Passoagora .ooklngat Auckland aconro special advantages. For further partl-ular. respooting possctta money and freight ap.ly to OKUIOKSHANE & DO.. Agent*. 13, Queen-at-ee-. Auo-lacd. «__v QTJSAM TO i'HE HOI -^SS_KS^:O SPRINGS, MAHORANGI. HSasBfiSBrMATAKAHA, SA.-WAO, AJfD 3MAH-. She t... HOS_e CABI.Y. Ai ait Lloyd-, W. Somarvil-9, Master. ?or Hot Sprlngv, Matakana, Kawau, ana . Omaha—Every Tuesday at 11 o'clock, re turning on We-icesdny. Tot Rot Springe and Mai urangt—Brery Thurs day and Saturday at 11 a,m„ returning on Monday and Friday. No Parcels or Goods ta.en without Bhlppl-S ■Ste. _"-t freight or passage apply to H. J. WSOK-NB. iSs_fe^ -O^AIUKU & ONEHUNOA V? BTSAM NAVIGATION 00. 3""«!:a*Kr' (LIMITSD1, _j__a XABta—JtrLT, 1883. _.8. MANUKAU, Leavei Onehunga i Leaves Waluku t July July _8-Wednefl., 12,45 a m 26—Wednesday, 6.30 p m 28—Friday, Ipm -9-Saturday, 9am 31—Monday, 6.3. a m 31—Monday, Ham For Manukau Heads, every Thursday, at! a m By order of the Directors, all Freight must be prepaid. A. CUNNINGHAM. Agent. Public iNottcea. S T. M__ v N Q O, NOTICK OF BBMOVAL, chas. Tanning, In convoying to his numerous customers and friends his sincere thanks for tho generous support accorded him duriog the past twenty seven years, would respao.fully Intimate to them that he haa , OPKNKD those NEW PREMISI-8 Next door to Messrs. Glanvlllo and Rllyett, Grooars, and immediately opposite to Union Bank ot Anstralla. where all orders will be attended to during tho Kreotiok or bis New JPbemii.es. O.C. would also beg to inform those gentle men who have so long and so liberally satronlsod the Cafe, that that branch of the business will still be carried on at the rear of the old building—entrance by St. Mungo Lane, .nortiand-atreet. »T d"T ICE OF^ REMOVAL On and after Monday, tho 2 fth Instant, MX. F. QUICK Will REMOVE to Temporary Premises In the MARX.XT, during tho Krcotlon of New Stable n Al-ort_tren_. j MX. AITKEN CARRICK, Bogs to Intimate that he has commenced bu.ineßS as a BROKER. LAND & COMMISSION AGKNT and may bo seen or addressed at the office of William Aitken, Esq., SHORTLAND-3TRKKT, AUOI-LAND. WAGGONS! WAGGONSI BUGGIES 1 BUGaiESI A. MACKIE'- AMERICAN BUGGIES & FARM WAGGONS HAVE ARRIVED. Inspection Invited. OFF-OB! DURHAM-STREET WEST. Ch AKIt H BBOTHBKB, ARTIST PHOTOGRAPHERS (offosit-i trnioK bahk), QtJKEII-STBBKT, ADOKIi- USD, Photography In the Lateat and Most 2__h_o&a-le styles, _-_-~.0r.-ad in % manner Unaurpassed in the Oolouies. All Photographs taken by Uui iNBTANTANIOtrS PBOOEBB. &AI-0-. 00-.L-CI'ION NBW B-AI-t-ID VMWS Al way. 0- Hand ESSRS. ARMSTRONG AND CO.. REAL ESTATE AHH RkNERAL COMMISSION AGENTS, VALUA-OKB AND ACOOUNTANTBI Ketlmateß for Contractors ms.de out. and Tables furnished free of Charge. Office over Clark and Qktib'b. Qnußnutreat. T ABOPK EXCHANGE EST ATE^TgBHC?, HIGH-STREET. AncaTLAND. A. T. CAHTKR, MaNAQBR. Rents and Debts 0011-Ctad. Money to Lend on Freehold Security. 4 1 a & a. st> n v _T*«jS. \3T COACH-aa.__D-_P.2, GKEY-STREET, APOK-AND, _T,_-.~H-on-bßrie ahatts, Scoktsa, »eUo«a. Blue 3am and kludt of Harrtwood. at Lowes? MurltKt Prtivi- ______ jjr tj o fOTf, DAY IS O N'S, OT OpDoalte-aeFirQboU i ,Gf.y-Btreet, j For Ladles' Drawers, from 1/G; I*dls.s' Che mises, from 2/; Ladlos" Night Dresses, from 3'f ; Girls' Drawers and Obem)seß, from 2s.' Infants' Shirts, from/9 ' Infanta' Day and Night Wrappers, from 3/6 Infanta" Robea, from 7/6; and Bibs, _5 . Infants' Stay Banda, from /I 0; and all kinds or HOSIER V, HABERDASHERY, ■ JBWffij-ERY, AND FANCY DRAPERY i g. DAyiSOKT. (' F. STOVIJS bseb to draw tho a_i__p> "JC» tion of tha pnbllo that ho _aa o6enei_ an nffloe at the Union Inßiiranee Compi_ny'a Bujld- InKS Queen-street, where he tstond. to carry on P_a_-.B as Honae Land, and Estate Agagt. -t"eNRY BRACE & CO, (LIMITEiOI, A W S .OLES D^po MANU|ACTUR:tR_3 rtl t" kinttfl 0- SADDLERY. HIBB-BTB> 58:t> A!C,tJB-A»D. EPW. JNO. OOX. Ma-5«5.. 0 H^EH-JJ^- 880. 15 HOUSB, l-HIP. SIGN. AHfl S_l-f-_R_ia DSOORATiVB PAINTER,' SO. 8. WyH_HA«--TBB«»- BJ» KJL»WA±-o'_ WAUfIBB '4^> *'■** 33. GOLDFIELD.-TIME-TABLE. Leaving JHamllton for To Aroba every Turn day, Thursday and Saturday. -,____. ; Leaving TeAroha for Hamilton, on Moad.!' Wednesday, and Friday, peoial Oarrlagos provided to Order, B, EDWARDS IdTflT _n-;Bait Stables. BaU-It



JtSusmeaa Wotices. g~ A M B H -JUTOHKK, »J DARTER. CONTRACTOR. &0 U.o<-_ Carted and Delivered from ship's side on Shortest Notice. Ballast Supplied. t?H-(ro_STt_! AND DAY OP IfILAKDB OOiJ. Alac Btrewood (oat and nnontl re-aoniihte.. TM LECT XI 0 SUPPLIES, OPPENHEIMEI. -.CO., Auckland, Solo Agent. In Now Zealand for Edward Pater. son's European Telegraph Works, Contractor to H.M. Government, Patersnn'a l_ond Speaking MICRO TELEPHONES. Pateraon'a Bboolto Doll TBLKPHONK-. Price, with Chord. £1 each. Patorson. Carbon Tr-ane-ilttera, with Bells. Price £310a each. Loolanoho'fl Batteries complete. Price, 7_i Ctl oath. I_«8-__-T_D WliiKH _-Olt TaLVEHONHS Oil BLKOXItIO LIGHTS. For full particulars apply to OPPENII JSIMKI- & CO., AUCKLAND, Q. L A S S OKKbI O. LASS X%T OBK.I Our Loading Artlcli. this wook are: Confco tlonora' Jars, la por lb; 3 Glass Jnga for 2a Gd ; Lamp Chtmnoya, 3 for Gd ; Glass Hal la for Shooting ot, in quantittoa to suit purchasers; Warden cJhadoa, all sizes; Utah Globos and Gold Fleh, very cheat,-, M. COoT& SONS, freeman's bay. nhe a :e~~ cuil.k y. tho»ia"s samukl Has juat received A NEW STOUK OK liKsT CUTLERY, tar DIItKOT FROM SHFFIBLD, "_4 Consisting ot Ivory, Dessert, and 'I'ablo Knlvea Bont> Deaeort Knives, from 9 1 por doz Bono Table Knlvua, from 12n por do/, Pcckot Knlvea, Sola-ore, Razors, &o Alao, Kleotro-platu Forks, Spuous, Cruots, &o. ALL TOE ABOVE GOODS AUIC BKLLIKO TEIIY cn-_r. Wholesalo aud Retail, THOMAS SAMUEL, __, QUEttN-STRI-ET (Opposite Town Clog*). Ifronuoere In MO-te. ' f| KTE\Y ZEALAND .-"EliNsl Is* Unmounted, or !> Tastefully Mounted in various ways, t TUOU 151 KIP TO 1.0 vab K-nsis, [.; or Bala by 1 SEIC CRAIO, | PBrNo_a-BTEKKT. If BaaBBP-BJpa_P-B-S----BSBSP----? A "LWAYS"""aIIBAD I—Goodson'a Lou- J_\ don Arcade. — The Largost Stock of Children's To/ Hooka In Auo.laud, Papiir and Linen, from 3d uo to 2-1 Gd each, comt>rii>lng :- All the lateat designs by Dean to Son, Wurne S; Co., Routlodse, and other woll-known pub lishers in all styles, viz.: Panoramic Nornon aioal, Transforming. Military, Alphabetic.-, Naval, AC-tho-io (by Crane on.. Andre). Birth day Book., in cloth pile and Morocco, from 2s to Ga Gd. Camphor Uoxoa.to provont Infectious dlaea.ea and alao keep moth, from olothoa, only 3d eaoh. Toilet Seta, from 6a each. Torn. Cotta Oraamont., all the rage in London at the ureaent tlmo. Stationery at Kngl-ih prices. For Presonts on all occasions, visit Goodaon'a Loudon Arcade, 118. Qaoon street. OUUH K. UILMOUB (Late Thomas J. Harbuttl, STEAM BKUSH, PORTABLE EORGE, AKD BELLOWS FACTORY, VIOTOBIA-STBKKT EAST, Auotelanfl. J"OHN M. HASLET T, BUILDER, HOUSE AND SHIP JOINER. „0_ Fobt-stre-ET, Auckland. Having; commenced bualriesa In tho above line, to now prepared to rooolve orders for every description of Carpentera' and Joiners' Work, Office Fittings, Shop Fronts, Counters, Shelves, Presses, Cupboards, oto. Kvory dosorlptlon ot work connected with the trade, from House Building down, executed on the Shortest Notice, and moat I.EABONABLB TKIU-tS, FORT-STREET, Two Doors from Customhouse Hotel. YOUNii WEN'S Oi-JtU-AIAS A_.SU> OIA-lOM, ooiiKKn oar Wicr-uraL-- and albert btbj-bstb Hooding -loom, C-.nto--t.bly Furnished. All Sho Loading Papers on the tables. Subscription, 2s fld per quartar. The Library contains up wards of -BGO vols. In tho various department, of Literature. Subscription, 2s Gd per quarter. Tea and Coffee provided, Kmployment and _oardlnK-hon-_ Registers, Meeting for Young Men cm Tuesdays, at ..80. Evangelistic Servlea, Thunxlays, at 7.K0, Bible Heading and Prayer, Saturday at 7.80. Bible Class, Sunday, at 3 p.m. BT.UN9KBS _td others (eepoola-ly Young Men) cordial-? Invited to visit the Rooms, whore all Infcvraatlon may be obtained. Open from I -.m. til til) p.m rriO THE PUBLIC OF POJNSOJSBy. F. DAVIES, Boot and Shoe Manufacturer, of Ponsonby Road, calls the attention of his cus tomers and friends to tho followlnu t—Child ren's Klaetie Boots, from 3a; Goloshes, is 3d (ohildrcn'i-); Women's Kid K.S. Boots, from 7s Gd; ohoap line in Mon's Klastlr-s, l.a (colonial mode, Sea.) ; Women's Colonial made Leglets, 12s 6d. FULMAJ-'S PHOTO ttOOMS, vourlßia ant. Visitors are In rited to Inspect Pol-nan's Views ot the Hot Lakes, Auo-Uand and Bush -oenery, (fco. The Rreatest variety of Original Eoriralts of Maori Oelebrltlea In Mew Zealand, PHOTOQBAPHY IN ALL ITS BHANOHS-. B¥ APPOINTMKNT. OABINK-- oS_a?iS_fJjt_-.. nrnZTH 03 TOH.It.H.Tn_^P-^l!g-__3_ KDINBUBaH A.» Seuffert & Son, ELLIOTT-STRKKT (Market Kntrance from Weliesley-stree AUCKLANO. Kvery dosorlptlon cf Fancy Inlaid Work ln New Zealand Wood or other material exeouted to any design, far Decorative, Bomeatlo, or otlior purposes. BAMPL-S ALWAVB KBPT ON HAND, S IS) ■jq o x i o E, W. H. S KINDER, ARCHITECT. Has telzen offloes formerly ut-cnplfld by tile OHJ' Oonnoll, and over Mess... Uptoa . pd Oo.'a. Quean-street. m O TH IS PUBLIC. RICHARD tiEORGE, BOTCHBR AND OKNItRAL PURVEYOR. Reßpee.t<-lly eollcits the publlo to try his CHOICI. STOCJZ OK MKAT, at Lowest Pniono^ Famlllos waited on for Orders. Boat Quality Corned Beef. Shipping Supplied. Note tho Address— MANUij-AjJ ROAD, PaRNKLL. pjBUC NOTICE. RjrjHAKD-MOORE (Laje of Queen street Wharf) Takfiß this opportucity of ipformlng his 01/ l fiienda and the publia Kone?ally that ho pro poses, la connection with his son William, commenolcg In his old trade of WINE AND BEKR AND SPIRIT MEKCHANT, On Thursday, July G, in irORT-STRSKT, Auok land. in the premises lately In the oeoupatlon of Kar_mer & Co.; and hopes, by selling a good (irtloJo at _ fair price, to obtain the same liberal support at) previoMly obtained by him. MorteU. Brandy Heunoßay's Brandy Lowndes's Rum, 30 o,p, Oreenloeß'a -cotch Whi«k7 I-unville's Old Irish Whisky Honeva, JDKZ Port fcherry rj-arnpagne Tokay •■ Ma'ta'ra Coiibtantla Bernard. Glngor'Sfine Tonnant's Ale, Qulnnesa's Stout whitehead's Stput, to arrive Marrian'a Ale, to arrive UulnneES's Stout, to arrive Sparkling Burgundy, to arrive Champagne, to arrive R.M. has shipped a quantity of the finest Old Port to be had ia -Gnsjor?, §na whloh Is now on sale. Terms—Cash. Fart-street, July 1.188 "BUS f O P EN I D, Fines. Beakd off TOBACOO9, OiaAKS, AS9 Fano_ Goods, 176, QUEEN-STREET, Next Rattray's Clothing Shop; H. BAILEY, TOBACCONIST



Medical. ■TyrOKK LOCAL EV.IDENCE ISj. of Tn« CURATIVE PROPERTIES or II.ROFESSOR I^USSCOTT'S Herbal Thkatment. may now bk consulted at hi 3 ad- DRESS, SHORT_AND-_T-U__T, IF YOtT AIXE TROUBLED WITH RHKUMATISM apply Profesaor Guasoott, If you aro troubled with rvouralgia or Tooth ache, apply I'rof-asoi- yußscottt. This ia an iiiStantaiiOOUS euro, und no euro no pay. If you aro trouble > with Had Luga or Bad Breasts, upuly Professor Quescott. If yon are troubled with Stiff and Swollen Joints, Contracted Cords or Muaolos, Lamo or Weak tsacku, con_uit frufeasor Uusscott. If you aro troubled with Dropsy, oonault Pro feauor Gusscott. It you aro troubled with Asthma or Bron ohltia, oonimlt 1 .ofos-or Gusscott, If you .aro troubled with I'iles, Blind or BieociiuA conuult Profo_-Or Gusscott. If you are troubled with Sonrvy or Skin Dlooaso, a porfeot euro by applying to Profoasor Gllß-COtt, If you aro troublod with Gravol, apply Pro fessor Gusacott. If you aro troubled with Plourley, oonault Professor Guoßcott. If you aro troubled with Solatioaor Lumbago, a porfeot ouro.by applying to.Pi-ofossor Gusacott If you aro troubled with Gout, oat Ices and drink loss, that la my advice, It you aro troubled with Flatulency and Wind on tho Stoinaoh, apply to Professor Gussoott. H you are troubled with an oxoesalvo dla ohari:o of urlno, or rote-lion of nrlno. thore are a few caßoa which I havo .cured, which Is un deniable. It you aro troubled with i.ivor Corapl.lnt. bo oau-0 tho Llvor is the levor, tho propeller of our h.alth, the regulator of tl.o human eyßtem, tho mainspring of our body, by which all tho ergons of our stomach aro rogularod and kept in aotlvo motion. l ho farther offloo Of tho Liver la to comparoand Booroto tho bllo. servo as a fltralnor , or llltoror of the blood, separate all lmpurltlos therefrom, and to rellno it and muko It pure, rich, and healthy. How ludlnponsably necesimry thou, for tho gof.d of our health, that our liver should always bo In good working condition, that wo may nl wayn have pure, hoalthy blood. If tho Uvt-r . should bo initotlvo or any way dlsoftß-d, our wholo aystoin la made to Buffer sevoi-ely; our mental, phyeieal, and nervoua powers become weakened and sick, b. aauso of tho blood not bo lug purified and mado healthy, which brings upon uh parulyeia, dropßy, and many other dls agreoablo and gloomy fooHnus ; tho akin and eyes will assume a dark and yellow aepearanoo, tl:o kidneys refuse to do their partt.f tho work, and tho urine bocomos coloured and forma a thick r nst 80-lmont after Btanrtlng awhile. There will be pain la tho B.uall of ,the bsok, oxtoudlng through and under the thonldor blades, with creeping chllla running down the b ick, sluggish and very sleepy feeling at tlmca. coul handa and feot, nnd ofton slckheadacho ; pair, is folt at tho pit of tho stomaob, with all g.no sl"l;iug feeling at times, fl.taloncy and aclditv, llrittorlng and trembling sensation at tho heart, .our eructations, offensive bolohlnga of tho wind and gao, and vory often thoi'o Is water boaah and vomiting: tho tonana coated with a whitish fur, heariaoho, hoartburn, pal; Itatlon, wind, 00110. genoral debility, fever, bowels Irregular (sometime constlpi-tod and other timea qutto loose), when portloua of tho focd are passed oil undigested. All of these atlmonta proceed from an Inactlvo or diseased llvor not proporly socrotlug or Btrainlng from tho blood tho poison olemont con tained therein, which makes It., ronnde of circulation through our wholo body once every four minutes, tho aamo by night as by day; without t.1,0 moment's pause or cessation, this llfo-glvlng proc-B i must go on from the earliest of our being to life's latest hour. . hua you will loam how It la. and what It la that makes ua niok, breaka down our health, d.atroya onr happlneta, debilitates our body, weakens our nerves and worries tho brain, and brlnga upon us all kinds of foyer., causes the body to suffer with aches and patas. P.ROFH3SOR GUSSOOTT'S TONIC. IB A Pbkfkot Curk »or bvbpkpsia. It is intended to havo tho B»me effoot upon tho Llvor and Bilious organs aa Calomel and Blno Pills, without those serious results to tho system that follow tho nso of suoh dangerous and poisonous minerals. The Tonic possesses moro activity than any other purgative medl otao ever known—it operates froely, without pain or griping or slokness of the stomach; tho reason why it is 80 is because each Ingredient sots independently of the othor—some are for tho Liver and panotontlo juice, another acta upon the bowels, another upon tho storaaoh, and another npon tho intestines, __o.,yet the , united combination Is one of great power. While It purgcß tho bowels of their unhealthy contents, ft restores tho socroilciis, stimulates tho various digostivo fanotions, and starts the blood Into freo and aotlvo circulation. HOW WK ARK TO TAKE IT. Dikkctions fob USE-Halt a tumbler thiO times v day, an hoar before or after meals,. ■ PROFESSOR GUSSOOTT'S TONIC carries''healing on Its wings," gives hope and health to the uillloton, strength to the invalid, vigor, buoyancy, energy nnd vitality, io. tho en feebled ; it acta npon all tho functions of the human Byßtom. Bearohea out the impurlti'B ex isting in the vital fluid, attacks and dlapola them. It Is mildly purgative, exortlng a eoothlng and cooling influence on the bowels, strengthens tho Btomaoh, wives nativity to tho liver and digestive Organs, allays all internal inflammation, Invari ably cures Dyspepsia, Blind and Bleeding Piles, Sick Hcad-ohe, and all disorders arising from biliary derangement. The greatest possible oare is used in prepar ing It. Instead of giving a pleasantly-flavoured compound, possessing no medical virtue, I offer a s.ientiiloally prepared concentrated vegetable oxtraot in itself, and throe funda mental elements of tonic alterative, and oathartlc. In eoverocases of rheumatism of long standing, whothor chroclo or inllammatory, or morcurial, it invariably oifeots a speedy and pormanenr caret it not merely Rivos relief for the time being, bat goes to tho root of the evil and removon the cause. For all Scrofulous and Cutaneous .eruptions, Boils, Blotchi b. Pustules, Pimples, Totter, Salt Rheum, Running Sores, Ulcers, and all dis orders of the blood, hereditary or acquired, It is a Bpoctfio. It Is unnecessary to Bpeelfy the many complaints to which it is applicable and neces sary, knowing and believing that a good remedy carrie- success with it, and speaks in louder tones than human tongue can utter to the heart of tho Bulferer. We offer it on its own merits, and leave It to provp its own value by Its operation. To Professor Gusscott, Shortland-street t Sir— As yon are aware that I explained to you, when I applied to you, that I have been troubled with blooding piles for the last five or cix years, as I told you I have tried medical men, ohemiats.and old women's cures, but never had a perteot ours until I applied to you, about six weeks ago. They used to come down and bleed for an hour at a time so that I should have to change my olothes', but when you told me you would make me worse before I should be better. I could not reckon you up. I thought I should havo to give up business altogether, if I should be worse, but In four days you convinced me that I could give you tlds testimonial with confidence, that In live weeks yoa have effected a porfeot cure on me. I shall ever be a believer in herbs after the wonderful oure you have performed on me.— - Yours, ever grateful, Henry Marsh, Albert etreet. October 11. To Pt-fCSBor GasßCOtt, Shortlana-atreet rJDonr Sir,—l am happy to Inform yon that through your herbal treatment I can safely say that I have received more benefit through your herbal treatment than all the medicine that I have over taken. I have been troubled with asthma tor the last five years. I was obliged tb give up my business and come to Auokland for medical treatment, and seeing your testimonials and tbe many cures you had O-Teoted, and also that you required no information and that yon could tell a man's complaint as soon as you caw him—you did so to me so oorreotly, and that is more than nay msdlcal man ever told me before, and it gave me oonadance to pli;oe myself under your treatment. lam well known in Oarabridfje. I shall return homo on Wednesday, and.yon may rely yon will have many applioatlona from that distriot.—Youtb, truly, John Hargraves, Queen- Bit-tot Auckland To Professor G^ESOOtt, Shortland -street. Sir,— I have been troubled with neuralgia In both my head and face, and been deprived from many nights' sleep, and when I sat down to my food many times I have bad to get up from the table end walkabout without ever tasting food. As 1 told you; when I applied to you, that 1 had tried all thp chemists in town, and I only got temporary rolfpf. Whqn you told ipp you would euro me In a minute I was very doubt ful, but am happy t < aay you did sd. I should rooomraoud any lady suffering from the oatpe to give yon a trial, as you told me, If no oure, no pay,—Believe me to be, yours ovor thankful, Rachel Cousens, Viotoria-Btreet, Novembor 'ii. Professor Gusscott would impress on those who may do him the honour to oonault him that tho utmost socreoy can bo rolled upon ; more- Over, from less ercerienoe, and a oaretnl study of tie human systclttti ho can doC-43 al__>__t aj a glance the diagnosis of the case, thereby rellev ig tbe patient of a great deal of nervousness and hesitation. Professor Gusscott Invites the oonfldonee of either sex Buffering from functional derange ments, spermatorrnoea, exhaußu_a~._r__.-_B, _._. Professor Gußscott has made nervous debility anil loss at pox/cr his special study, from what ever cause Crit_i-i_r. Ho would carieatiy impress upon thoSo"ffho- do Suffer tb sebk immediate advice and counsel, If they desire " an old age, serene end bright." Let no false delicaoy deter suffering victlma from removing the cause of this blight to _a;_n!_.o4- The strictest con_deno3 _r>e«- be relied ucoti. CONSULTATION GRATIS. Can to consulted rjy letter. Publlo tasp-otion invited tc the large assort meat of BRITISH and AM_CRJCJ._N HERBS. Note the Address— _Profes.~;or Q-usscott, Nest Door to Messrs Winks and Hail Establishment, SHOE-T-AND-STREET, AUCKLAND, Hours i -*am down, to . p m,



Prospectus. ;p> R O SPE.CTU S O* THE ST. HELIER'S AND NORTHCOTE r AND COMPANY LIMITED). Capital „ '.. „ £125.000 IN 125,003 Shares op £1 EAcn. 2a Gd to bo paid on Application; 2. Gd on Allot ment ;Is3d in Six Months; lo 3d In Twolve Months; and tho Balanoo, If required, at tho dIDC.-tlon of the Director a, .j Dibkotoru: ' MrHm.Altken Mr J. M'Oosh Claik Mr Gravos Alokin Mr D. B. Crnickubanlc Mr Jos. Bennett Mr Tho.. Maollarlaue Mr Henry Brett Mr Tho.. Morrlu Mr Thou. Buddie Dr. Purohas Mr J. L. Clark Mr B. Tonks BANK2US; National Bank of -Vow Zealand. SOtlO-TOBS! Messrs Whltal-or, Russell & Buddie, Brokers : Auckland Brokers' As.ooiatlon, Beob_tary: Mr F. A. White. The Company was originally projeoted for tho purpose of acquiring blocks of good suburban land to bo re-sold in lots auitablo for residence sites, and recently, with the view of adding to tho valuoof their lands by affording greater facilities of access, tho ProvKionul Directors havo entered into arrangements for providing a system of Tramways for the City and Suburbs. An agreement has beon made with tho City Council by which the Company haa secured tiio exclusive right to conatruct and work such Tramways for a period of twenty-one years, and tho terms of the ennceasion leave no room to doubt that tho undertaking will be advanta geous to the community and profltablo to tho proprietors, Tho properties already purohased consist ol several blooks of choice land, comprising the St. Helior'a Bay Eatato of 020 acre., the Hemucru, Lund Company's KBtate of 117 acres, and the Northcot-Estate of 1012aci-B. amounting in all to 171'J ncrea: llio wholo being admirably adapted for villa aites.combining the advantages of extensive frontage to the Waltemata Har bour, picturesque scenery and soil of excellent quality, together with proximity to tho city. The sales already ofTectcd have avoragod £200 per acre in Romuera, and £120 at St. Holier's, and land adjacent to the Northcote i-Stato haa been recently Bold at £100 per acre. Thu directors call special attention to the great Increase of valuo which has resulted from the eonstructien of tramways iv suburban districts In other places, amounting iv soma rases to ton times tho original oost; and us the Company's lands were purchased before any provision of the kind had been made, it Is reasonable to anticipate a similar favourable result in tho present instance. It is intended to proceed with tho construction of tho linos already agreed upon as soon as the necessary materials can be obtained, tho Company having agreed to open the .radio and have cars run ning within j-igiixkkn montus from dato . f OUn-:6«s tin. The Dircotoi. have secured tho sorvicca of a gentleman of largo oxperieno- in tho practical working of tramways in tho British Islands, and can confidently recommend tho enterprise to their Mlow colonist-, in the full conviction that it will provo a good Investment. Applications havo been rocoived for 65,000 shares, leaving 00,000 still to bo taken up. Plans of the several eatatoa may be soon, and all other inforniulion regarding articles o. asso ciation, etc., may bo obtained on application to tho secret.ry, at tho company's oilloo, Short lund-street, Auckland. Applications for shares, accompanied by a deposit of two shillings and slxpcuco per share, will bo received by tbe memboi-s of tho Auck land Brokers' Association, or by tho secretary, up to tho 21st nay of August 1882. and Bliares will be allotted according to priority of applica tion. Sewing Machines. DINGER'S JEWING jVTACHINES. J KK°r> Maohinoß Singers Machlnea g lagers Macninea 2 D80IV Machines Singers Machlnea gJDK°V Mochtnoa SlngeßS Doolßlvo Machlnea Blngera Declaivo Machines Soger- Deoleivo Maohlnea Slngoia Declalve Uaohinea H ngore Deciatve Machines Singers Deoisivo Machines Sngora Mnohinea Singers _ ND Maohlnea Slngor/ Machines Singer. Overwhelming Maohinoa hlng-r.- Overwhelming Machlnea blngere Overwhelming Machines ainir-r^ Overwhelming Maohlnos Singer^ Overwhelming Machlnea biDgerr Overwhelming Maohlnea anger j Ovorwholmlng Maohines |} n_!_S Maohinos Singer^ ___ Machines § ogor-; Maohines S oger., vittory for the Singer Maohines Sngerp Vio'tory for the Singer Maohines SUigorV Viotory for tho Singer Maohlnea MUger t Victory for tho Singer Machines Singers Victory for tho Singer Vlaohlnes SlDgor. viotory for tho -Inger Maohinoa Megor- Viotory for tho Singer Machlnoa Stoger. Maohines dinger. Maohinea Sngor. Machines Sin^ore Two Gold Medals Maohineß Slngen Two q o i_ Medals Maohines S ngere Two Bold M 6( j a i a Vißohlnes Singer- _ wo Q o id Medals Maohines blnger^ Two Gold Modalß Maohinoa singer. . two Gold Medals Maohinoa I nger t x wo Q o id Medals Maohinoa Sngera Maohines Stager. ___. MaohlDes Suiter. Machines Stager c Beating all Competitors Machines falngere Beating all Competitors Machlnea Sinner. Beating all Competitors Machines Singer* Beating all Competitors Maohineß gingers Beating all Competitors Maohlnos gingers Beating all Competitors Maohines Sinner- Beating ell Competitors Maohlnea Sugar. Maohlnea Singer. ___ Maohines _}ngora Maohines Singer _ Simplest and Boat Maohines SlDgor s Simplest and Beat Maohlnea Blnger _ Simpleat and Boat Maohinoa fctage™ simplest and Best Maohines Slngero Simpleat and Best Maohines Singer/ Simplest and Best Machines Singers Simplest and Bent Maohinoa | nger.e , Maohines Sngerp . __ Machines gpWr; Maohines Stager s The Stager Is Unequalled Machines SlDgere The Stager Is Unequalled Maohtnos Singer s The Slngor Is Unequalled Maohines Stager c The Singer is Unequalled Maohines' Ringer/ The Singer Is Unequalled Machlnea Singer/ The Singer is Unequalled Maohines dinger/ The Singer Is Unequalled Machines Slngete Maohlnos Singer'/ _ Maohines Singer. Machines Singer/ Has the Largest Sale Maohlnos Singer/ Has the Largest Bale Maohineß Slngor. Has the Largest Salo Maohlnea Singer/ Has tho Largest Sale Machines Singer/ Has the Largest Sale Maohines Singer/ Has the Largeßt Sale Machines Stager/ Has the Largest Sale Machines Singers Machines Singer/ Maohinos Singers Machines Singer/ r 8 the Cheapest Maohines Singer/ T 8 the Cheapest Machines Singer _ t_ the Cbpanest Maohines . Singer. |. the Cheapest Maohines blnger/ is the Cheapest Maohinea Singer/ is the Cheapest Machines Singer s is the Cheapest Maohines Ptageru Maohines Singers — Machines Singers Maohines Stager". Halt-a-orown per Week Maohines Singer s Half-a crown per Week Maohines Singer'e Half-a-orown per Week Maohines Slngor'. Half-a-orown per Week Machines Singer - Half-a-orown per Week Maohlnea Stager. Half-a-orowe per Week Machines Singer.- Half-a-orown per Week Maohines Slngors Maohines -inger'. — Maohinea Singer. Maohlnea Singer. Branch Maohines Slnger'ej Maohlnea Singer'a 261, Queen-street Maohines Slngor'a 261, Qneen-street Machines Singer's SSI. uneen-otreet Maontnpß Stager's 201, Cldbon-.treoi Mao.taes Singer's __l, Queen-street Machines singer's SRI, Qneen-street Machines SlngoiV 281, Queen-street Maohines Singer's Maohines _?_*""_'. Auokland Maohines Singer's Auokland Maohines Singer. Auokland Machlnea aingor'. Aujkiaad Machines Singer*. Auckland Maohlne3 Slngor'a Auckland Maohines Stager's Auckland Machines Singer's ' Machines Slnger'B Machines Singer. _&o_£ os Singer's Maohinea Stager's Machines -inger". Machlnea SINGER'S SEWING MACHINES, Egaegji agjflßj i i " ea c r^? 5 TO THE RESIDENTS 0? PONSONBY. AND NBIGHBOURHOOD. W. COCHRAN, JUKIOR, FAMILY BOTCHER, PONSONBY ROAD, corner of Pompailter-.t. invites Inspection of his Choice First-class Meat. Families waited upon for orders. 4 trial respectfully Bollolted)



Calls. EKCURY BAY TIMBER COM PANY. NOTICE OF CALL. Notloo Is horoby givon that tho Directors have this day made a Call (tho sooond) of Two Shillings ac_ Sixpence for Shares, dne and pay ahlo to tho Seoretary, at thoir offloo, on or before the 28th Inst, BENJ. GILMKR, Secretary Mercury Bay Timber Company (Limited). Auoldand, July 20,188.. uorooration Notices. OOKOUGH OF PAKNELL, LOAN OF -0000 FOB WATERWORKS. Tho Parnell Borough Council having been duly authorised to ralsa the above loan for the purpose of constructhiK Waterworks In tho Borough, they luve decided to ls3uo Debentures for that purpoßO In buuib of * If ly Pounds and Oco Hundrei Pound-., interest upon whloh at the rate of Opor cent, per annum wilt be payable half yearly. Torjdora will be received by tho Parnell Borough G-uncll at their Office, Manukau Bond, up to Monday, tho 7th day of August, at Noon, from pci'-oiiß willing to take np tho wholo or any portion of the cbovo Loan, ) full partiou'ars of which may be obtained I from tho 'I own C'.otk. Applications for Deboutnrcs to beaddreesed to itho Parnell Itorough Council, marked "Tenders for Waterworks Loan." S. REYNOLDS, Town Clerk, Borough Counoll Office, Parjiell, 22nd July, 18.2. IgOROUuH OF jfARNELL. ; LOAN OF -S3OQO FOX DRAINAGE OF THE BOROUGH. Tho Parnell Borough Council having been duly authorised to raiau the above Loan, for tho purpose of providing a system of Drainage for tho Borou.h, thoy have, decided to lesuo Deben ture, for that purpose in Bnmii of £5. and _E_iOo, interest upon whloh, at the rate of C per cent. ' per annum, will bo payable halfyoarly. Ten-' derswlllbo reofivod oy tho Parnell Borough Counoll, at ther offico, -Innukau Road, up to MOND AY, tho 7th day of August, at noon, from persona willing to toko up tho wholo or any portlan of tho abovo Lonn. full particulars of which may bo obtained from tho Town Olerk. Applications for i.obontures to be addressed to the Parnell Borough Uounoil marked, " Ten der for Drainage Loan." S. REYNOLD-, Town Clerk, Borough Council Offloe, Parnell, 22nd July, 18S2. HJ_.ii:,.a.tion__. qiNOING CLASS. PncKKsaoit CAimAu bogs to intimato that ho will open another of his popular Singing , Classes on TUESDAY, Auguet 1, In the Christians' Moetlng-honso, Coos-street, at 7.30 pm. Names recoived on tho opening nlßht, or by Prof. Callllau, or by Mr G. E. Boylo. Terms: —Ladles, Ps; Gents. 10s fid per quarter (In ad vnnoe). Tho fuct that thla will to tho Ninth Quarter the Elementary Class haa reached will bo aulHclont to demonstrate Prof. _atlllau'B' buccoss as a Teacher of Singing. The First Loaaon will bo given Freo. . LESSONS IN DRAWING, SKETCHING FROM NATUI'.E, LANDSCAPE PAINTING, In Oil or Water Colour, are givon by Mr BALL, Mount Koakill Road. For terms apply to Mr Leech, Shortlaud-etreot. TW" I G H T SCHOOL. EVENING CLASSKS la Hoadlng, Writing, Arithmetic, Sec, Sec, from 7 to 9 p.m., by Mr Hv. Kkamkii, Shortland Homo, thortland Btroot MR. P O O L E V, j-_-rD_LBBonN Villa, KARANGAHAPE ROAD, Organist of Sr. M-.TTHi.w'a Chukchi, Receives Pupils far tbe ORGAN, PIANO FORTE, AND SINGING, at his address, U above, or at resldeuco of Fupils. A Quarter may be commenced from date 0 First Lesson. Jft/B R. _-, B WOO.-A-, tuaohkb of thh planoporib and Harmonium. Address-O re of Auckland Muslo Ware house. \_t roceneia, fflCi HOBSON -STREET STEAM COFFEE MILLS. H. P. GIBBONS & CO., T-A, COi-FBB, AND SPICB MERCHANT WnOLKSALE iND FAMILY QEOCEHE, Coal. Fikhwood, _nd Pboduob Diuli. i_ H. P. GIBBOHS & CO., HOBSON-STR-KT. AUOKLAND rp c A I A BUSE ■S- m c a i GROOKR3 AND STOREKEEPERS wishlnß to do a -ATIBS-AOTOKY TbA Tiudis, will find It Grkatly to tht-ib AnvAKTAon to sell NELSON, MOAT- & CO.'B, CaLKBiaTflD Purb LiquoniNa Bl_ndkd Tk_b. These Teas are acknowledged by tho Piute- and Pdblio to bo the Finest and Most Whole some In tho Southern Hemisphere, GUARANTEED FREE FROM ALL SCENTED VARIETIES, NELSON, _'()'_ T E & CO., Tea MB-CHANTa -t.sn Blbnees-. High-street, Chrlstohnroh, Wholeeale Agents for Auokland t . Messrs BABER AND KAWLINQa TOHN HORNE (For many years with Close Brosi), Family Guooeh, Tea Dkaleb & Peovisiost Mbbohant, Comer of Wellington and Nelson streets (Opposite St James's Church), Families Waited on fob Orders. Drapery and Olothmg. /t and °\ ■ i.' deferred \\ j payment 1 II SYSTEM. j \^lLi£pr ■ BAILORS, DRAPERS, AND JL OUTFITTERS, HOBSON-STRE3T (Nearly opposite Wellington .treoili Have a Wkll - assobths stock cl the BEST CLASS GOODS, All Tweeds thoroughly shrunk before being made up, and fit and workmanship guaranteed. The Deferred Payment System has been found to be a great boon, by enabling those with limited lnoomes to procure neoe_~-r.es Is the easiest possible way. INSPECTION INVITED W_.SL_.l_ii-. HOUSE, A, LOVETT, Begs to Intimate to his Customers and the Publlo generally, that his WINTER STOCK OF NKW FASHIONABLK & CHEAP DRAPERY & MILLINERY Is Now to Hand. Dresß Goods In all the Leading Faehionabls Shades and Textures. Calicoes from __, Flan nels from E}d per yard, Shebtiag ironi 104. A Large 8 look ci T woods In all quail ties. Blankets from Ca Gd a pair. Extra Valne In Coreeta, from 2s 3d. A Leading Novelty is the " Floxlblo Hip " Corset, very oom fortable and durable, 7s 6d. New Styles In Ladies' Jackets artd, UlGtars, Including the Dolmsn Ul-tp., LadiM a_d ChUili,3n'. Uadei-lotbing and Baby Ju-um', in Gruat Variety. A CUOioB Stock Of Ladle-' and Children's Hats and Bonnets, trim mod and untrlmmedj Flowers, Feathers, etc. A Good Black French Merino, at 2b (id yard; Blaok Cashmere from Is. Country Orders receive special attostipa. i Cub Shilling la the £ Disco-ant on all Cash i P'u.ciias.s cf 203 and upwards, Ar O V E T T* • JiJ Dsaphb. Wollesley-B-roet • |T1 E. PHIPFS TIME TABLE. . " S_esve Aroh Hill— 8,15 am *9.30t-m 11am l,£opm Spm _,i_iim Leave National Bante— Sam "10.15 a m 11.15 a m 2,15 pm 845pm fi,spm 6.30 pm ' 'Except Tuesdays and Thursdays, when the, from Auokland and 10.30 from Asylum will go to and from the Whau,



" TEITOEBS. TWEff ZEALAND RAILWAYS. CAST IRON CYLINDERS CONTRACT. Publla Works Office, Auckland, 21st July, 1882. Written Tenders will be received at this Offloo until noon of MONDAY, 31st Jnly, 18S2, for the Supply and Delivery of abou- 86 tona of Caat Iron Cylinder Platesj Kitted togothor and Nntnborod, as per specifications. Plans, spec! flcationa. ard conditions of contract can bo soon at tbia Ollico, and at the Warden's Oflloo. Thames, 'renders must bo addrosscd to the Hon. tho Mini, tor -forPubiio Works. Auckland, and marked outaldo, "'fonder for Cylinder Cast ioga." Tho lowoßt or any tender not necessarily accepted. By command.. W. H, HALES, District Engineer. AUCKLAND HARBOUR BOARD, LANDINO EKSERVB, FftXEMA-'S BAY. Harbour Board Offico, Auckland, July 20,1882. Notice Is hereby given that if the Timber and other Movables now lying upon the Landing Reserve, Freeman's Bay, bo not removed within seven days from this dato, proceeding, wU be taken, in terms of " The Harbours Act, 18.8." agalnßt tho owners thereof. F. E. COMPrON, Chairman. WEWTON HIGHWAY DISTRICT J_A BOARD. Tenders will be reoeivod by tho above Board till FRIDAY, tho 28th Inst, for oartlng Scoria, A..h, Spauls, Sea., for current year. Tendors may bo left at Warnook Dro-.'stor., Durham streot, addreesod to I.OBEKT 9. WARN OCR, Chairman, Newton District Board. m O BUILDERS. Tondors will be recoived up to noon on WED NESDAY. August 2nd. for the fc-rootlon of a Waro house at Cntnbridga for Measra Lowis and Simpson, Plans, Sec, at our offices. Queen-street. KDW. MAHONEY & SON, Architects, Dividends. THE UNION STEAM SAW MOULD ING, SASH, & DOOR COMPANY (LIMITED). An Interim DivMond of Ten Shillings per Share for the half-year ending 30th Juno laet has been deolmed, and is payable at the Regis tered Offloe of the Company, Mechanics' nay, Auckland, on and from Ist day of August proximo. DAVID MURDOCH, Secretary, TfIHE UNION STEAM SAW, MOULD- X ING, S ASH, AND DOOR COMPANY (LIMITBD). For the convenience of Shareholders Divi dends will be paid at tho Company's Town Offioa. Cuatom-houßo-Etreet, on THURSDAY ' and FRIDAY, 3ra and Ith August, between the hours of 1 and 3 p.m. t DAVID MURDOCH. Seoretary. " ! lIMI'I'—...I. ——? FOB SALE- fijlOß SALE, or to Let, a New 4-roomed t\} House, with ecullery, in Clarence-street, Ponsenby.—A»ply next door. i^ENTRfi-BOARD BOAT FOR SALEJ Vy a Bargain; very fast; 19ft, keel, 6ft. 6in, beam, 3ft. hold; anchor and painter ; all quite new.—Apply O. V. Stovln. Land Agent, J^OR SALE, 283 acres Land at Kalpara, 9- £50 cash — Frlpp and Cameron, 81, Queen- Btreet. hi O R SAL E, 8000 GRAPE VINE 9, compiislng the best descriptions for wine or table use. All young, healthy plants, Apply W. DOWDEN, Auctioneer. FOR SALE, Cheap, and terms easy, 88 aores Good Land, with deep water fron tage to the Whsu hiver, and a very short cla tanon from Itallway Station.—Apply to John Sopret, House ana Land Agent, No. 8, Queen street. • a«>Oi- SALE (Cheap), First-class Uphols- Ws tcrer and Furnishing -.usloo-S, Upper Symonds-atrcet, with leaso of shop and good will ; Btook at valuation,—Apply to Davlea and Baker. ■ l^iOK SALE.—A BARGAIN. £75 Acres Kxoollont Land, oomprising an al luvial valley—the Blopes on either side mostly covered with pohutukawa, purlrl, and otner valuable timber. A Bush Publlo House and Store on the property la at present let, but im mediate possession can oe obtained It required. This 1b an excellent opportunity for anyone wishing to combine farming with a lucrative timber and gum business. Full particulars on application to METCALFE & HILL, 29, N.Z. Insurance Buildings. fj-OR~SALE (really cheap), at Pou *. eonby, Three good six and Seven roomed Housos, with large gardens; and one Four roomed Cottage. Aleo, Two Sis-roomed Cot tages in Nolßon-streot, Auokland. Apply to John Soppoc, House and Land Agent, No. 8, Qnosn-streot. fiHOK SALE, really cheap,. a Compact >- Farm of 150 Bares; about 50 acres in grass, part under crop, part good bush and fern; a Six-roomed House, Stable, Cow-shed, See,', 2} miles from rollwoy station end only VI miles from town by good road, FOR SALE, a nice little Dairy Farm of 72 acres, all fenced and divided Into paddocks, with good House, Stable, Sheds, and every con venience, and deep-water frontage, 10 miles from town. Apply to John Sopp-T, House, Land, and General CominlßSlon Agent, No. 8. Queen-street (upstairs iiVOR SALE, a New 7-roomed Bouse, . well built and finished, wash-house and outhonaos, J-acre of ground, well situated In a healthy locality.—For further particulars apply to Davlea and Baker, National Insurance Bulld lngß. 83. Queen-street, Auokland. TCT 0 X ALE, K(\ TONS GALVANIZED CORRUGA °O __DIRON 100 TONS FENDING WIRE OKI. BARRELS KNIGHT R EVAN'S *0O CEMENT. W. S. LAURIE, 10, WYNDHAM-STREI-T. f|.o FARMERS AND OTHERS. The undersigned have on Hand a Splended Sample of TARTARIAN SEED OATS.alao 6,000 eaoks Prims FEED OATS, at lowest current rates, E, MITCHKLSON & CO.i No. 19, Quoen-street Wharf. 5 c cdi sis ~etTi S- ed" I FOR BALE, the following New Seeia, ox Roman Empire t— Red Clover White Clover Cowgrasi Alsyke Rape Luoerna Turnip Mangel Unseed Hemp Canary &o„ Sec The above will be disposed of at Lowest Current Prices. POTTER AND CO., Durham-street. Mi O X S A I, E, AT Lowest Market Baths j Rosin, Pitch, and Tar Kerosene, Patat,and Oilvo Oils Champion's, Scott's, and Storer. Genuine White Load, In wood Muntz Metal and Nails Large Stock of Canvas, various brands Wire Rope, from ._ inch to _ inch Bolt Rope, Hemp, and Manilla Rope, all Patent Windlass (wood!. Frills, and Palla Anohors, from 16 owt to 10 lbs Chains, from 1 lnoh to I inc.). Colas and Fish Oil. D. H MCKENZIE, FORT-STRBET. March 18. 1882. SI.OB. SALE AS FREEMAN'S BAY _. MILLS, LAX- SOPPETT S. GENUINE BONEDUST, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, At Lowest Market Rates. BONES BOUGH'? IN ANY QUANTITY, AT the Mill, OATS AND MAIZE! CRUSHED, D. H. MCKENZIE, gort-Btroot, April -sth. riOAlil OOALI OOAJ. WBAU WHAU COMPANIES, WHANGARftI, 02-K-31 NO. B,:i.pWEl-'QtrEEN.gTREET, W, SLOANS, AGENT, _______!..'.- Illl.il ' ' ' i" i 1 ' liinij-tmßf



___ausemeiit_. Theatre Royal, TO-NIGHT (Tuesday), MR. AND MliS. LAO ST.AN TV/foGOWAN'3 ACflli_-N ItJLoHOWAN'3 171 A REWE r. L . ARBW-_l.il BENEFIT 1 SNBFITI Kohler's "Wax Works AND PKOMENADE CONCERT NOW OPEN, NO, 174, CENTRAL QUEEN-STREET. Open Daily, from 10 a,m, to 10 p.m. AT 2 AND 8, GRAND INSTBUME.NTAL CONCERT MATINKK every SATURDAY at 2 o'olool., for Ladioa and Children, ADMISSION, Is; CHILDREN (under 10), Gft Two Ocarinas will b3 given away oaoh oven lng during the weok. The recipients will also rocoive a lesson from Mr Kohier. SportiD_. CS/-ILL CLOSE 25T8 OCTOBEE, 11,000 MKMBEttS AT TEN (10b) SHILLINGS., 110 PRIZES. \ Melbourne Cup. 128 Horsea. Cash Awards. First .. _-1500 3 prizes of £100-£3OO Second .. .. 650 Oprlz.sof 60— 300 Third _ .. 300 10 prizes of 30— 300 125 others divide 1-lio 60 prizes of IS— 750 60 prizes of 8— _00 £3850 100 prizes of 0- 600 110 prizes of B- 600 £3150 .15 PRIZES. Eaoh Ticket has 8 Chances, there being 8 Drawings. A person taking Two 'ticket- has , 16 Chances and tho odas-1 In 15. By Letter only with two stamps enclo.ed; Registered Lxttkhs and Coin Not Accepted; Cheque. (with Is oxohango added), P.O. Orders, and Bank Notes Acoapted. Tickets will not be Bent till after pre.ontatien of any Cheque for warded. "ADA MANrUA," Care of Mr Abraham, Box 351, P. 0., Dunedin. N.B.—The only Conaultatlonlst in tho Colonies that gives tho Publio the opportunity of Nomi nating their own Committee. »■'■'-' ! ; ' ' j WANTED- TTT ANTED KNOWN. Can ba Been at STEPHSN'SON'3 Newton House, Newton:—7s Ladies' Felt Hats, 2/0 each, worth 6/6; Long Lace Curtains, 1/, 1/3, 1/8, 1/9 per yard; Double-width Caßhmeres in Newest -hades, 1/ per yard: Good Value in Newest Stuff., /I. upwards; Very Cheao Line of DreßS Serges, /113 per yard; Corseta in Newest Makes, 2/6 per pair upward-; Women's Grey Ribbed Merino Hose, /111; Women's Striped in Cotton and Wool. /6 to 3/6; .-Button Black Kid Gloves, 3/6 per pair; Colonial Flannels from 1/3 per yd; English Flannels, /9J upwards; Coloured nattes in Newest Shadeß, 2/6 per yard; Plain Colours and Brocaded Velveteens, 2/6 per yard; Ladles' Cashmere Jerseys. 5/6 eaoh; Ladles' Ulsters from 7/6; Children's from S/ll; Good Value in Blankets, 7/6 to 35/ per pair; Unequalled Value in Horrocks's Calico, _/G per doz. Millinery and Dressmaking by experienced hands. Fit, style, and workmanship guarantee-1. A. O. STEPHENSON, KARANAGAHAPE KOAD, NEWTON. WANTED KNOW N— J. ». BROWN, DKAPEB, PAHNELI., Is Clearing Out a Lot of Corsets, at 3/; Towels, at /__; Fanoy. Bibbons, at /3; Worked Slippers, at 2/6,- Albums, from 1/6. BROVVJS'S Cheap DRAPgRY Establishment. Pabsbli.. WANTED TO RENT, in neighbour hood of Pitt or Lower Symonds street, a Seven-roomed House, with Immediate posses slon.—W. V. Stevens, next Union Bank. WANTED KNOWN—The only ±_r feet Cure for Toothache and Neuralgia, and no cure no pay, is by anplytag to Professor Gueaoott, tbe only Practical Herbalist in tho Colony.—Shortland-strcet. ■sSTANTED, Fowl Manure. — Apply n Rivorsdale Manufacturing Company, 11, Grey-Btroet. ANTBD KNOWN. - Thai; Shar land's Family Pills are Invaluable for Constipation, Headache, and Indigestion.— Price Is Box. Address—Opposite Post Office. WANTED RlNOWN—Working Men oan Save their Money by calling at the Governor Gordon Dining Rooms. All Meals 6d; Board and Lodging 15a per week.—Note tho address: Neatly opposite tho Waitemata and olose to the Dock, Lower Albert-street, ANTED Mariners to know.—Having too large a quantity of Oil-akin Clothi-g in first-rate order and woll oiled, to lessen stock, will sell at 12a 61 snlt.-I. Phillips, Qaeen-atreot. \ft/ ANTED KNOWN— Money to Lend v" on Personal Security. Persons Borrow ing £5, reoolve £1 10s; £10, £9; £20, £18 ; £50, £15,- repayable in Weekly or Monthly Instal ment.. Strlotest secrecy.' Bills discounted daily.—London Loan and Dlsoount Company High-street (between Shortlacd-Btreet and Vul can Lane). WANTED KNOWN—That E. Porter and Co. have Opened their New Ware house at Newmarket, with a Large Assortment of Furnishing ana General Ironmongery. All Goods at Town Prices. WANTED K_«OWN, that E. Mltchel son & Co., No. 13. Queen-street Wharf, are selling Maize, Oats, Bran, Shares, Flour, Oatmeal, Sec, Sec, at lowest market rates. ■ ' . 1 , - r- • . . - .... - . WANTED KNOWN.-The Anckland Timber Oompanr, Limited (late G. Holdshlp & Co.). ore selling every description of Timber; also, Ssahes, Doors, Mouldings. Turnery, Fretwork, &a, at Speoiaily Low Pricea.—Customhouse-street West. WANTED KNOWN-CHEAP Tim beb I Cheap Timber I And all other kinds of Building Materials, can be purchased cheaper and bettar than anywhere else at the Yards of D. Goldib, Albert-street. There being no manufactory for Joiners' Timber on the pre mlaoa, the oustomer has an additional oppor tunity of getting superior timber. Wheel right,' Materials always In stock. WANTED KNOWN—That the London Photographic Company has ro-opsned In UDper Qaeen-atreet, to take Carte do VJs'.io Portraits trom 5a per doz. VV AN TED-Tailors to -OftFTiTmind -# m.„ithat if hn7 Q '"J* 10*5?, c lorse assortment of Blaok and Bl^q Superflnes and Doeskins, Tweeds. Coatlaes.' Bedford Cords, and Trim mings o; «ll descriptions, short lengths of whloh 1 outrat wholesale pries. A. LOVKTT, "WeUealey-street. ANTED KNOWN- I __ BLOMFIBLD'S WORM POWDBRB are tho Finest Remedy for Worms. In paokots, One Shilling; by Post, la 2d,^-WEBT END PHARMACY, Posaanby. ANT-D.-The Public to know that Mqnro & Mllligan, Hobeon-street, have added to their Tailoring Department a branoh for the manufaoturo of Boys' and Youths' Clothing, made to ordor, from their large Btook of guaantoed shrunk tweeds. WANTED KNOWN BLOMFIELD'S SOOTHING POW DERS, a ooollng aperient for Children cutting teeth, troubled with eruptions of skin. Paokcta la; Post, If 2d.-WEST END PHARMAOY. Pongonby. ' W~~ A B "f E d; ___ THK WoortKiNG Men of Auckland oome and Inspeot the SPLENDID NEW GOODS JUBt Arrived ex Cambria- Balmorals and Elastic-Side Boots, only 10s Gd, the best vsjue ever offered In Auckland. Also, 15 Trunks Ladles' Button and Fancy Elastic Kid Boots, the best and cheapest In Auckland. Don't forget the Addreaa—" H. SAWK IN S, THE RED BOOT WAREHOUSE, VIOTOBIA-BTI.-U'r. ANTED KNOWN- ' iar FOR OASH ONLY- Good Value In Blankets, from 9/11 to 15/ pair Good Value in Quilts, from 4/6 to 12 .; size. 10-9 Good Value In Sheeting, from /8_; 72 Inch, 1/ Good Value In Calicos, from /_.; white, /3 Good Value in Dress Materials, from 111 Good Value in Winceys, from /_! to 1/3 Good Value in Lace Curtains, from 3/11 to 30/ Gcod Volno In Laoiea' Ulsters, from 8/9 up Good Value in Hosiery, all sizes and makes Good Vtilue In t-atins and Velvoteeus, from 2/6 Good Value In Handkerohlets, from /1J each Good Value In Table Napkins, /7.; Cloths. 2/ Good Value in Felt Carpets, 111 ; Tapestry, 2,3 Good Value In Millinery and Underclothing Good Value in Haberdashery Good Value In 2-Dutton Bluett Kid Gloves, 1/9 Good Value Irt Ladloo' Corsets, 2/6 to 10/6 AT WM, H. SMITH'S Cheap Dhapeb. Waeehouse, Corner of Upper Queen and Alexandra-streets, Opposite Army and Navy Hotel. i-S'-feSS WoU-ftosorteistook of GENERAL DRAPERY IS BOUGHT CHEAP FOB oash, and marked In plain figures at 10 Der cent. les3 than usual Queen-street prices. We Invite coropari -3 on



Amuse ni.u ts» _-S* ABBOTTT.-. QPERA JJOUSE. Lessee-..-._._._._ Mr. w. Hi Thompson, FOURTH WtCEKt FOURTH WEEK! FOURTH WKKKI FOURTH WttEKl OS- Thompson's (}OLO3SAL ]JXIRROR of the 2U L U "VV" AR! . Witnessed during the past Three Wcoks by OVOr * 25,000 PERSONS. And on Saturday Evening last tho CRUSH waa BO great th-t HHNUKS-US HAD TO BE REFUSED ADMISSION. THE GRAND DISTRIBUTION OF SUITES OF FURNITURE STILL CONTINUES I STILL CONTINUES I To-aiff__,t X to-night! To-Bight. Tub L-adingi Pitiza will CDNSIsr of a HANDSOME; SUITE OF DRAWING ROOM! FURNITURE RAWING ROOM V URNITURE, £35 { VALUED AT }£35 On WEDNESDAY, the L-Aniwa Prssknt will be a MAGNIFICENT FULL-TONED ■ TRICHORD T>IANO. RIOHORD AIANO, By Auoher Freres. FRIDAY, .••'»> 'i' GRAND CONUNDRUM NIGHT I When, In addition to the other Valuable Gifts, tho Proprietor will present a Magnificent OIL PAINTISG, Value, TEN GUINEAS, TO THE AUTHOR OF THE BEST CONUNDRUM 111 Su .ect-ZULU WAR. PATRONS are requested to PUROHASI. TICKKTS for all parts of the houßO at Wayto's M DURING THK DAY, and avoid the crush at night. The Furniture and Piano aro now on view in tho New Shop next to Phillips's, Tailor, Queen-street. Doors open at 7.30,- overture at 8 o'clock. Prices of Admission—Dress Clrolo and Or chestral Stalls, 3a; Stalls, 2a Od: Pit, Is. Chil dren half-price to JUresa Clvole and Stalls only. Box Office at Wayte's, Bookseller, Queen-st, . Desortatlve Lecturer, Mr. W, H. Thompson. Q P E C I A L NOTICE, THOMPSON'S COLOSSAL MIRROR 7 OF THE ZULU WAR. Names of Persons who received Suites of Fur niture during the week :— Saturday Night, July 15th-Mrs Pitt, Kyber Pats. Monday Night—Mrs Redmond, Devonport-st. . Parnell. Tueßday Night—Mies Morgan, corner of Queen and Grey-Btroets. »v Wednesday Night—Mrs Do Couroy, Viotorla street West. Thursday Night-Mrs Malyon, Lower Vlnoent street. ;... Friday Night-Mrs W. Maekuno, Drake-street, Freeman's Bay. ' i\ Saturday Night-Mrs Forbes, Norman's Hill, Onehunga. Last Night-Mr Smith, Chapel-street. . ,- " i i ". . , .V Liectures. 'yM YOUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION. Corner of W_l__S__Y AND ALBEET-BTBB-tTSJ ANNUAL '";,.| V/OURSE of i-IEOTURES, 1883 ~.<■] July 28-Entertalnmont, Musical and Literary. Aug. H-Leoture. "English University Llfo Thirty Years Ago" Bishop Oowlo. Aug. 25-Entortalnmont,Musloal and Literary, ' 7 Sept J—Leoturei "Ten Days In Palestine"_._. • '■ 7 Rev. A. Reld. Sept 29—Entertainment, Musical and Literary, Oot. 20—ITo be announced).... Mr T. Spurgeon, To Oommenco at 7.30. ■■■< .--4 Seats reserved for Tioketholderstill7,2o. " -J Tlokets for the Course (to admit bearer and '_ I lady) 6s; Single Tlokets for Course, Ssßd 7'! Single Tlokets, Is, to be obtained from tho i Booksellers, Members of Committee, and at the Rooms! THOMAS BUDDLB, Hon. Sec. Medical. M__ _ A -AHD.!? "™ "v B. F. LAS T, m SURGEON DEKTI3T, W_C_.LI.S_.EY - STREET WEST, ARTIFICIAL TEETH _rom S3. EACH. HAKE PH A «MAOV OXLEY'S BUILDINGS, queen-street wharf, auckland.' Presckiptions Carefully Dispense-.. ; pure drugs and chemicals. Teeth Extracted. „ . . Medicine for Shipping Supplied , T. HOOTON. Manager. DR. WALKER, Surgeon, wishes to notify to his patients and the cubllo K-nerally. that he has removed to Ilklor House "" ■ """W Grey-street. lately in the ocoupa- SB tlon of Mr Robert Home. DR. WALKER PS. ba,- 00?_ B _lti., d as uanß* Mr Gardner's. •• The English Pharmaoy." 181, Queen-streeL dally from 10 to U a.m.; and owing to Ms prao- 'M tics Increasing and extending, the hours of consultation at Mr Morgan. "The Golden Moitar," wiU In future be from 9to 10 a.rn!, an 4 7 7 toO p.m. • ; „-.,. Xhe English Pharmacy 181, QUE EN-STREET, 7 1 (TBLEPHONE NO. .0) ?' AT ci AND -MoRTH Shore Pharmacy '■ r (a Branch of the above). •' 1 GARDNER, M.RS°|"i-G., CHEMIST. 1 All Prescriptions sent ou'tfrom these Establish mBBS.^"_Z to rßliod u P°n aa bolng prepared, With tho scrupulous nicety which o_-Braoterlses Modern First-class Dispensing, Formula, prepared according to «_» _lffc-.nt London Hospitals; British, aorraan, and the " United States Pharmaooposias, and the '" Erenoh Codex. 7- B_i QUEEN _Trlb"t.'"&"nOßTH SHOBE. , f Insurances. LIVERPOOL AND LONDON AND GLOBE INSURANCE COMPANY, '7 " CAPITAL-, „_______ < ooo,ooo With Unlimited Liability olSharehoWeH. Speolally Empowered by Aot of the Ptu-Uameat of New Zealand. ™ Annual Fire Income, exceeainff,_,«l.n_l mm Flreßesorve Fund__. 1 fioo'ooa Aooomulated Funds-. ____„.__«. B&l&f LOBSEB ADJUSTED AND PAID IN AUCKLANDT : " , o_«_.c__ Bpa?Lßlf9 Prepared to accept Risks on H-Jiaingsand thetaOontents-whethermeiwS. tile or othorwlse-ta the City and Subur__,B. Lowest OuuEKtrr Rates. TTr. JOHN BUCHANAN; A--MT. SHOHrLASD-STHKET. T\TEW ZEALAND INSURANCK Xl COMPANY. Capital.. ,„.. ...-fi1.000.00- Ro-lnsnranoe and ReservoFmidß__.:__.fii7o,o» » REDUOED RATES. ..'.:..' PROMPT SETTLEMENTS. UNDOUBTED SECURITY. ; GEORGE P. PIERCE, ; General Manager. piCTON COAL COMPANY (Lmr_B_V OAWTAL-T.. "„.!.. .360,000; In 60,000 Shares of £1 each, of whloh only 30,00. are at present offered to the Public, _ TERMa-One shilling on application, baa ' Bhullngaud-I_penceona!lotreent; thebalanoa by Calls a* regal red, not exceeding _wo_J___- > lings and Sixpence at a tlmo, and atlntervals o_! not less .Sum one month. , As the Share List will close on ths Slst August next, and a limited number only hava ' been supplied to oaoh diatriot, early applioatloii -should bo made. : . Specimens of the Coal can ba seen, and ooplM ofpiOßpootusandforcisotappllcatlonforSi-arefl . e.tained from. . ™ - JAMHS STODART & BONB, .'«' s Ineuracco Buildings, Auokland, B.^BSHB