The Auckland Evening Star.

Vol. XIIL-No. 3,633.

AUCKLAND, N.Z.. TUESUA_, MARCH SI, 188 S.

(Published Daily),

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Shipping. f— -' ~_ TTNION STEAMSHH Vi :1 U COMPANY OF NEV. I' r.^& A ZEALAND (LIMIT-D). f-Svifpa I it—^--^Jk Time Tablb- Mabch, 1882. ilii — FOR GISBORNE, WA^'HiH. WELLINGTON, LYTTELTON, rOlil UHAIMX^U. aal) BLUFF (raonr pnnKy-HTr'mT Wharf) steamer, Oats of Sailing. Latest Train. Tic Anau Thursday, 23, noon — Alwion Thursday, 30,10 a.m. — Booking Cargo to Tolego Bay. FO:>, TARANAS.I, Nlt_Sos, PIOTON. vvßL &ington. lyttelton, and west coast Ports 'fhom Mandkaui. Wanaka ' Tuesday, 21,10 a.m. 9.10 a.m. Hawka I uesday, 28,3 p.m. 2 p.m. " FOR MELBOURNE. Via BOUTH. Te Awau Thursday, 23, noon — Alihon* Thursday, 30,10 a.m. — 'Calling at Hobart. FOR SYDNEY. Rotobua Wednesi, 22,1 p.m. — FOR LKVUKA AND SUVA. Taiaroa I About Maroh 27 I — FOR RUSaBLL AND KAWAKAWA. Tb Aktau I Tuesday, 21,6 p.m. | — _T Cargo must be booked and alongside ono hour boforo ndvertined tlmo of departure. Passage n-kots must bo taken at the Com pany's ofilco. Auokland Brnnoh, 100, Queen street. * jJJikJL UTEAM TO LONDON. Ij|jj|pKK^ "' orienTTine, "^^M*»B Ine t o u ow _|. steamships be- Jonglng to ths Orient Steam Navigation Com- Sonyi Limltodl.and the V aclflo Steam Navigation ompany will leave BYUNEY at tha under mentioned dates for MELBOURNE. ADE LAIDE and LONDON, via Snea Canal i- Steamer. Ut£__o_g£J Dftlja' JOHN ELDH;R_., I 4,152 | Marohll SORATA 1014 April M OUZCO J 8,819 Aprll2B COTOPAXI.. j 1,028 MayW ORIENT.- _.. I 5.388 I May 26 And the Servics win be maintained by sac-. Deeding steamers at intervals of a Fortnight, Auoli'and passengers for John Elder prooosd per Rotorua on 22nd Maroh. Farts to London, 15 to 70 guineas. Suez Canal Dues. 88 In addition. Parcels booked through to London. Passengers o. _ book from Auoklana at a through rate to oover Intercolonial fare and Canal dues, and so secure special advantages. Passages from London con be granted In Auckland. For plans and full particulars, cpply, in London, to F. Green ft Co., and Anderson, Anderson ft Co.-, Joint Managers of the Line; or to the Agents In Anoklana. UNION STEAMSHIP CO. OF N.Z, iiaannl. Queen-street _____———__—-————- TpMCNINSULAK AND OBl _E_H§_lr ENTAL BTEAM NAVIGA ""^"^^TION COMPANY. The Company's Steamships (under oontraet with the Viotorian Government for the convey anoe of her Majesty's mails) will be despatched i _»„.— — I Leave I Leave | Leave bteamer. | Sydney I M-oWL glenelg SHANNON....- Mar 23 Mar 29 Mar3l CLYDE (about).- April 7 April 11 April 13 INDUS... . April 21 April2i April 27 And thenceforth every alternate week. Route!—lt Is Intended to despatoh these steamers for Plymouth and London via Pout de Galle. Passengers tor England will therefore not require to ohange steamers. Rates of passage money to Plymouth or Lon don) £70; first, and -_ seoond-olass; Italian Sorts, £65 first, and £10seoond-class. Passengers ooking at Auokland secure special advantages. For further particulars respecting paascgemoney and freight apply to ORUIOKSHANK ft CO- Agents, 18. Queen-street. Auckland. ,jjHJrt^TGIOR NORTH SHORE. tH-_B» P.a TONGARIBO. TIUI lllti. From Auokland: From North Shore I 7.loara 3.15pm 7.30 am 2.15pm B.loam S.lspm 8.30 am 8.15pm 9.10 am 115pm 9.30 am 1.45 pm 10.10 am 6.15 pm 10.15 am 5.15 pm 11.15 am aißpm 11.15 am 7.20pm 1215pm 12.15pm Wednesday and Batnrday Nights. 9,15 pm 10.15 pm I 9.15 pm 10.15 pm BUNDAYS. 9.15 am 6.15 pm 10.15 am 5.15 pm 12.50 pm 6.16 pm 1.30 pm 8.15 pm 2.15pm 815pm 2.15pm 8.15pm 3.15pm 9.15pm ais p m aiSpm 1.16 pm 1.15 pm Single Fares, 3d; Return. Id; Weekly Family Ticket, 2s 6d; Weekly Single Ticket, Is 6d. K. WRIGHT. Agent. ".___>^ T^EVONPORT STEAM . aSTOTf FERRY CO. (Limited). ALTERATION OF TIME TABLE. COMMENCING Ist MAROH, 1882. FIIOM AUCBXAND TO NORTH SHORE—7.3O a.m„ tB. 8 30, t9, 9.30, tlO, 10.30.11. U1.30.12 noon, WSO' p.m.;H.30, 2 2.30, t3. 3 30.1. 11.30. 5. +5.30, 6, 6.30, 7.30, 8.30, 9.30.10.30,11.30 (on Soturdays 1 p.m. Instead of 12.30). From North Shorb to AtjOKi.ANr-7 a.m.. t7 30.8. +8,30. 9. +9 30.10, t10.30.11,11.30, tl2 noon. 1 i.m.. +1.3* ii 230, 3, fe.3o, i. *.30, t5, 6.30, to, 7, 8, 9, 10, U. SUNDAYS. From Auokxakd to North Shorb—lo a.m., 10*30. tl P.m.. 1.30.2,2.30. t3,3.30,4, t_30,6. +6.30; 6, 6.30,8,15. From North Shobk to Auo__awd-0.30 __.. +10 12.30 P.m.. 1, +1.30, i, 2,30, 3. +330, i, 1.30, +5,5.30, +0, 8.15. +To and from Dovonnort Wharf (ezoepttng at low tide). __ - ___________ From Adorxand to Northootk—t7~o a.m, 9.10, +10.10.12.10 p.m.. t».10. -.10. +5.10. +6.10,110.10. From Northootb to AiTOR_ASD-t7 a.m., +8.30. 9.10, +10.10,1.10 cm., +2 10,1.10, +5.10, {9.40. BUNDAYS. TTRnM AUOKIiAND TO NORTHOOTE—IO.3O a.m„ 1.10 pm., 2.10,3.10.1.10, 6.10,6.10. From Northootb to auokland-10 o.m„ 12,10 p.m„ 1.10,2.10, 3.40. A10,6.10. + To and from Birkenhead Wharf. } Night Boat, on Wednesdays and Saturdays' only, JAMES BAKER, Traffic Manager. ____*. UTJSAM TO THAMES, CAft- S__H£^tO HYING PASSENGERS AND -'*■* CARGO, oownbotino with OHIH- -CBI, OMAUU, WAITOA PrjvlNS, AND MOBKUW- Tirx- (Piaka District). TIME Taui.hi. S.S, ROTOMAHAWA From Auokland I '?ueadar, 3 afternoon Wednesday, 1 afternoon Thursday. 1.30 afternoon Friday, 1.30 afternoon Saturday, 4.30 afternoon From Thames t Wednesday. 8 morning Thursday. 9 morning Friday, 9 morning Saturday. 9 morning Freight through to Te Aroha, 258 per ton. No oargo rooeivod within half an hour of »_• TO rtlsodMmeofleavlng. BS; _ iNN _ (JTEAM TO THE ■l^^^^ THAMES, «__s_l_Kr OHINBMURI.WAITKKAURI, WA_n TE AROHA GOLDFIELDS, MOB RINSViLLE, V^ITOAPLAINS, avdGBANT AND FOSTER'S SETTLEMENT. ENTERPRISE No. 2, P.S. TE AKOHA, ci P.S. PATIKI. Stoej Anokland: From Thames: — Tuesday. 10 a.m. Wednesday, 12 mldngt — The time-table of river steamers to be seen at Hnterprlso Office, Thames. To Thames .. Saloon, 7s 6d j Steerage, 5s To Ohinemurl through. 5s extra To To Aroha through, 10s extra Not responsible for shipping, carrying, or die charging live stook. _ A. N, S. FBRBY CO.. Agents. vSMfc^Vi H COROMANDEL. )_3_s_S' T_ e fast and favourite (us,: COROMANDEL, Captain, W. D. Hargrave, Timk-Tadlb, .Leaves Auc-ioii- ; Leaves Coromandel i — Tuesday, 21.12 noon Wednesday, 22,12 noon Thursday. 23,12 noon Friday, 21, 2 p.m. Saturday, 25,12 noon Weather and other oiroumfltano— permitting, AU parcels to be prepaid at offloe. No. fi. OMeMteMTBriBWINDL_T._An- M



Shipping. 1 NUKBASBD COMMUNIS a J- TION BETWEEN AUCKLA^ ? .W.~W»_nd NORTHERN WAIROA, The Kaipara 8.8, Co.'s s.s. DURHAM Now runs a Speolal Tri-weekly Service Northern Wairoa, leaving Helensville after t arrival of thol. 30 train from Anokland on F days, returning from DorgavlUe by Mond: > morning's tide. She leaves Helensville aga on Tuesday as usual. This extra trip will be continued nntll forth notice W. LODDER. Manager , «BgS_»w \X, rAIUKU * ONEHUNG SkvSBBSt TT STEAM NAVIGATION C 1 ""■■ (LrMITBD). Time Table—March, 1882, 8.8. MANUKAU, Leaves Onehunga i Loavoa Waiuku i Mar. Mar. 22—Wednesday, Bam 22-Wodnßßday, 12.15p 25—Saturday, 9.46 a m 25—Saturday, 2pm 27—Monday, 10.30 a m 27-Monday, 3 30 p m 28—Tuesday, lpm 29—Wednesday,6am 31—Friday, lpm An. I—Saturday, 8.30 a m For Mannkan Heads, overy Thursday, at 8 a: By order of the Directors, aU Freight must t prepaid. A. CUNNINGHAM. Agent <BU(je_ DASSiSIVGEKS' iiIJNB O il|ggjl|, r PACKKTB TO NEW ZEi JB*B_ OWNED BY MESSRS. BHAV SAVHJiE, & CO., 84, Leadenhall-stroet, Londoi The above Una of ships are regular trade; to all the principal porta in New Zealand. The aro olippor ships, classed Al at Lloyds', and con mandea by experienood mauters. The bill < tore la most substantial. _id of tbo beat quallt: and the accommodation roomy and oonvenlon The undersigned aroempoworod to grant pai lages from London to New Zealand, payment fc whioh havo been guaranteed in the colon; Return ships to london also leave at almoi regular Intervals. Full particulars on application to L. D. NATHAN Se CO., ) OWEN Se UKAHAM, [ Agents CRUICKSHANK & CO. I *^__^Q' 1'JEAiia T0 THEHHr.O r. SSiK&CJ SPRINGB, MAHURANGI -„*J___ KAWAU. AN OMAHA. The U. ROSS OASKY. Al at Vttfmt, W. Somorville. Master. For Hot Springs, Matakana, Kawau, am Omaha-Every Tnesday at 11 o'olook, re turning on Wednesday. For Hot Springs and Mahurangi—Every Thnre day and Saturday at 11 «.m., returning oi Monday and Friday. No Parcels or Goods takes without shlpplni note. For freight or passage apply to H. J. WICKBNa Drapery and Olothins. \\T EL- LESLEY HOUSE, Just Op_nbd, A Fresh Assortment of Ladles' ft Children') Underclothing, Corsets, fto. Ladies' Nightdresses (beautifully trimmed), „ Od, 5a lid; Chemises, 2a, 2a 3d, 3a 6d. Children's Underclothing in great variety. A Large Assortment of Ladles Corsets just to hand In White, Blaok and Drab. The " Greolan Giraer " Belt Cor sec, side lacing; this Corset is especially adapted for the present style of cos tume, the sldo lacing enabling It to be adjusted, to almost any figure. 3000 yards Swiss Embroidery Edgings at Sd, Id and 6d, a great bargain. An Extensive and Well-Selected Stook oi General Drapery at moderau Prloes. Country Orders promptly attended to. One Shilling In the ~ diaoount on all Cosh Purohases to the amount of 20a and upwards. A. LOVETT, W_li,-sl_t-Btb_-t. VIT HY GO TO TOWN] Come and boo our Grand Show of GENERAL DRAPERY. As largo a variety of equal valuo and as low prloes as those at town Wo are Selling the remainder ot our Prints, Muslins, and Dress Materials at Greatly Re duced Prloes, prior to Stock-taking. Also, the balanoo of our Straw Goods, oomlating ot Men's, Boys, Ladles' and Children's Hats and Bonnets. Just Received! £100 worth ot Samples oi Hosiery, Corsets, Sun Hats, Infants' Bonnets, Pellses, Braces, Belts, Shirts, and Undercloth ing, whloh we are selling at the Wholesale Prices. Also, 550 yds H_ck and Strioed Grena dines, worth 1b Od, to be cleared at Dd per yd; Grey and White Calico, from 2}d por yd. All other Goods to be had eqnally as oheap at A. O, STEP HENS ONUS, NEWTON HOUSE. Near Poat-ofHoe. I' OKFERRKu I | PAYMENT j R SYSTEM i ffIAILORS, DRAPERS, AND ■L OUTFITTERS. HOBSON. STREET (Nearly opposito Wellington-street). Have a Well - Assort-d STOCK ot the BEST GLASS GO O D.S. All Tweeds thoroughly shrunk before being made up, and fit and workmanship goaranteed. The Deferred Payment System has been found to baa great boon, by enabling those with limited Incomes to procure necessaries In the easiest possible way. INSPECTION INVITED. ■ » ARG A INS < BARGAINS 1 — Ladles, O bear In mind that Williams's Is the Cheapest House in Town for Ladies' Under clothing, Real and Imitation Maltese Lace, Silk and Laoe Ties, Neck FrllUngs; a nice assort ment of Gilt and Black Brooches and Earrings, oheap. Ladles from the country would do well to buy their Goods at Williams's, Cheapest House in Town, foot of Grey-street, four doors above Market entrance. Open till 9 o'olook p.m. FANOY WORK OF EVEfIY DESCRIPTION TAUGHT. | \ A. STEPHENSON, Q _• in thanking his patrons for past favours, g § now wishes to inform them that he has 3 § REMOVED from the Newton Fancy g g Bazaar to bis NEW SHOP, opposite * S' Lambourne's, Ironmonger, Karanga- _ 8 hapo Boad, and has NOW OPENED > g A LARGE AND VARIBD STOCK g O OF FANOY GOODS of all kinds. O > _ —— tfl _ "° 3 LADIKa' WOOLS OF EVERY SHADE < g OF COLOUR. ? J Lahgk assohtm-ht. I LBSSOWS GIVEN IN THE ABOVE. |T1 PRIME & CO., ' BUILDERS' AND FURNISHING IRON MONGERS, Karangahapk Boad, Newton (In those Premises lately ocoapled by Hadding ton and Laing), Wish to call attontion to their Lirge aud Varied STOCK of Builders' and Furnishing Ironmongery" comprising all the lateßt Ameri can ond English Novelties— . A Choice Seleotlon of Register Grates Colonial Ovens, Fenders .__.,, Iron Bedsteads|(Bingle and Double) Children's Cots, Tinware (Large Assortment) Enamelledware, B'rashwara Washing Machines and Wringers Electroplate. B.M. Teapots P_nts"oilß. and Varnishes, Spades, Shovels Pinks fto.. Coffin Furniture Sofa Springs and Chair Web, Spouting . Horse Nails; Files, t _c..lCntlery, Zino, Caps Fwnaoe Pans, Galvanised Tubs and Buckets Filtwaf&o.; P-ils. Looks, Hinges, ftc, fto. A Sneciallty made of Carpenters and Joiners' TOOLS- Goods carefully Faokod, and For warded with Despatoh, -jm ISHBK AND CO. I™™). &«« b«nTsSv« Colony upon receipt of order, Families waiteo pn in town or suburbs, I



Business jNoticeß. J^i W. OWEN & CO. take thi opportunity of thanking tholr numerous friend for the large suoport extended to them durin to the last seven years, and, at the same time, he; ri. to request a continuance of tho samo patronagi i_ to tho Auckland Agricultural and Meroantil ter Company, to whom thoy aro transferring thol business. ■A A UCKLAND AGRICULTURAL ANI 10. t\ MERCANTILE COMPANY (Limited). GENERAL MERCHANTS, SHIPPING, COMMISSION, FLOUR AND GRAIN j AGENTS. IMPOHTEBS !OIT. m GENERAL MERCHANDISE, SKEDS, FARM ING IMPLEMENTS, MACHINES, MANURES, &C, SCO., &0. m Tho ahove Company will take over thi je busineßS of Messrs G. W. Owen and Co., 01 MONDAY, tho 20th inatant, and trust, bi strict attention to tha wants of their oastomora _ to merit a oontlnuanoe of tbo liberal patronagi jf granted to the late Fin jr. i. Tho A,A. and M. Co. will m»ko liberal ad vanoes on Kauri Gum, Wool, Tallow, and otho: Colonial and Island Produco, for Shipment t< vi London, b. G. W. OWKN. Managing Director. J* Auokland. Maroh 18,1882. a- ~ ~~~ ' » riLAKKU UK OTHERS, A \J ARTIST PHOTOORAPHKIW 31 (OI'POSIT- UNION UINKI, QOS-N-STBI-T, AUC XL A N.D, Photography In the Latest and Mart Fashionable Stylos, Kxoontod In I G mannor Unsurpassed I* the Oolonio*. All Photographs taken by tho V Lnbtantanious PUOO-SS. D LARGS COLLECTION NEW ZEALAND VIEWS Alwavp on Hand U 1 C T O li 1 A H v U tt B. fl H. A. COLSON, >• BTATIONKR AND BOOKSELLER, Viotori a-stbkkt, Auckland, Corner oi i- Hobaon-Btroot. Diaries, Almansos, Hooks, Birthday Cards, Baohets, &o„ in great variety, * H. A. POLSON rTIHE NEW ZtALAND TIMBER " COMPANY UJMITEDI Beg to inform their numerous Customers U_ thoy havo pnrohasad tho Business hitherto oon dnoted by Messrs. Jogger and Parker, and that, 9 In aocordnnoo with thia arrangement, Mr. a Jogger will bo the Manager (or the Company in Anokland, win will receive and execute all orders. [ (3. A, HARRIS, Chairman, Anokland, September, 188 L Vt7 E hug to give notice to oar Oustomera V f that we have Incorporated our Hnainess i with tho New Zealand Timber Co. (Limited). 1 JAGUKR & PARKKK, Anokland, September, U3SL THE NEW ZtALAND TIMBER COMPANY (LIMITICD) 1 c now prepared to supply Timber ot any ength and alzo at tho shortest notice. FRANK JAGGER, Manager. Anoklaafl. Soptembgr IBSL 'T> U a L I C NOTICE. T. j7~PHILIP, [ Bread & Biscuit Basks & Confeotionkk. WEDDING CAKHS MADE TO ORDER. Note thb Addb*ss— KARANGAuAPE ROAD, Newton. > Families waited on for Orders. Our Pastry is a great ufkciauty. 'f. J. PHILIP. THE UOVENTRY PIOTtTHH FIMMR MANOFAOTOBY, i MUSICAL INSTRUMENT AND FANCY BAZAAR, j 79, Victoma-striuit, Auckland. THOMAS E. OARTER. Proprietor. Ploturea Mounts* and Framed on tho shortest notice. A Choioo Ataortmaat of Birthday Cards, Oleographs, Chramca, Prints, Illumina tions, and Fanoy Goods. Pla-of ortea Tuned and regulated front Ss. Teacher of Plaaoforte, Har monium, aad Cornet. Concertina, Melodlon, or Accordion, taught by my now method, for 20s. Violin Btrlngs and Fittings. m A i T »K»THEKS I. MARBLE AKB rRItEBTONE^MABONB Monomoan, Hood-atones. Tombit, and Iron Tomb Railings. ncaoßrpnflNS kxhocied in a supbbiob btvt.m. Priors and Dasiovs FREE on Application. Address t— Contncn OK1 RUTLAND AND LOKNE STREETS, AUCKLAND Near Junction of Uuoauand Wakefield street b * UCivLANE* KA(i UUMfANIf DURHAM-STREET, AUCKLAND. Open on FRIDAY and SATURDAY In each week for the Purchase of an kinds of RAGB, METAL, Sec, FOR CASH INDIA AND CHISA COMPANY'S BTANDARD PACKET TEAS. Packet nnds and Half-pounds In Font Quail ties; EMPEROR'S BOUQUET, MANDARIN'S CHOICE, IMPERIAL MIXTURES. ORTONTAL MIXTURE. They are distinguished by great strength, agreeable briskness, and delicious flavour resulting from a soie-tlflo admixture of the very finest Tea* that the great Continent of Asia oan produce. Th* excellence of these Teas Is appareat by the large aad increasing demand that exists for themi n Victoria, and wherever thoy hove keen Introduced. Agent b-ok Auckland i JOHN BUCHaNAN, Custom-honae-streot. IJL, UU-UUh, Afl I) GLA So MEBOHANTS. \Y. P___IPPS & gON, 95&97. QCEEN-STKKBT, AUCKLAND, N.Z., IMPORTERS Of P A P E RHANGINGB, Panel Decorations, GLAt:3—Polished Silvered, and Roagh Plat* English and Continental Bheot, Photo graphic Glasa Shades. WHITE LEAD, Colonre, Oil, VARNISHES Brushes. Mixed Paints. Caraon'a Anlloor roslvo and Patent Silioate Paints, MOULDING3—GiIt, Stained, Veneered, fot Picture Frame end Room Decorations, Fanoy Frames tor Cabinet and CD. V. PIOTUB-S of every description In great variety Sobaps—Photos and Coloured, Albums for Photos, Scraps, &0.. &c, Sea. Out-out or Overlay Mounts, aU slzea: Cabinet and C.D.V. Mounts; Artlata' Requisites, W. P. & S. having always on hand the largest stook of the above goods in the North Island of Now Zealand, are able to exeoute either whole sale or retail orders on the most favourable termß. Samples of Paperhanglngs from open stook, or of original packages, sent on applica tion. Now settlers In Auokland should inspect our Btook of Paperhanglngs and Plotures before fitting up their new homes; they will find some thing to Buit the means of everyone, W. PHILLIPPS & SON, QtJgBN-HTHKKT. AUCKLAND. I„_J_Anl _„OTHJSK», WOOL MEROHANT& TANNKBS AND LEATHER MANUFACTURERS, IMPORTERS OF Saddlers' and Bootmakers' Maohlnery, English and Foreign Leather, Saddlery, Saddlers' Ironmongery, Boot Uppers, Grindory. Mill Belting, Suction and Delivery Hose, Sec, Sec Warehouses t—Voloan Lane and High street' Works!!—Panmurc. Auokland. Constituents' Orders Promptly and carefully Exflonted. "rVTEWTON VENETIAN BLIMD J3j WORK Q X 0. T D C _ Iv R, VSNETIAN BLIND MAKER AND WIRB WORKER, KA&ASGAHAFE ROAD, N-WTOSf, Venetian BUnds of the best quality mado anfi flxed at Is per foot. Wlrowork, of any dosorip tion and pattern, mado to order I Repairs ueatlv exacnted, ' jTT UG H K. GILMOUK' ! ' (Lata Thomas J. Harbutt), STEAM BRUSH, PORTABLE FORGE, AND BELLOWS ; IfACTORY, VICiORIA-STSBBT EAST, I Auokland,



business Notices. is r__VIES AND TREN CHARD U LAND. KSTATK, AND Is GENERAL COMMISSION AGENTS NATIONAL INSURANCE BUILDINGS, g QtmEN-STRKBT, AUCKLAND. B VARIOUS PROPERTIES FOR BALE IN TOW] 0 AND COUNTRY. HOUSItS, PROPERTIES, AND STOCK BOUGH1 10 Oil SOLD ON COMMISSION. r A UCKLAND TIMBER COMPANI __. (LIMITED). 0 GREAT BARGAINS IN BUILDING TIMBER. *r Making Room. ■«» _________ ■ IMPORTANT TO EVERYBODY MOST INTERESTING FACTS I ■ Tbat ROBERT TUUEHOPB, Plumber UPPER QUEEN-STREET, AUOKLAND, Can now supply c CORRUGATED TANKS, a Portable Hip, Plunge, and shower Bathe 1 Also, 8 Portable Furnaces and Copper Wabhinc Boilers, at Cheapest Rates. r Country Orders promptly attended to. All Branches of the Trado carried on In Town or any part of tho Provlnoo. ROBERT TUDEHOPE. (TtUNNINGHAM & ro.'S CENTRA! \J AGENCY. » SHIPPING, COMMISSION, AND GENERAL FORWARDING AGENTS. 1 J OlWIOB) 177. QUEBN-BTBEET, AUOKLANI (Opposite T. &a. Morrln's); and at Onkhuwga. Order Book at W. J, Burst & Co.'s. 101. Queen stroot, as usual. For tho greater oonvonlonoo of the P-blio . Booking Offlowi (with Btorags) ore now open at above, at whloh Goods are reoolved and for ' warded wi«h despatoh to oil porta ot New Zealand and Australia, Cartiag dono in Town and Suburbs at roa ( souablo rutas. JOHN BOYLAN, O.K.] [ROUT, LUNDON, O.K. BOYLAN AND LUNDON, CIVIL ENGINEERS. LicEiu-D Lakd Transfer Surveyors , AUTHORISED NATIVE LAND SURVEYORS. KNGINEKMNO AND QUANTITY SURVEYORS, COLONIAL BANK BUILDING. AUCKLAND. • nyr o t l c c, W, H. SKINNER, ARCHITECT, Has taken offices formerly oooupiod by the City Council, and ovor Mosbis. Upton and Co.'s, Qocnn-streot. V^OTERIOR CORRUGATED TANKS, J. L. KEAN Cats Altrhd Smart), I tai for Sale • nuutbor of tha above, with Taps ready tor use, at roduoud rates, at his Shop. K_c*H)trout. Large qaantitieu Ot Spouting 4 Bldglnc aad Down Plpoa always In stook. Verandah Iroa curved at the Hhortost notloe. Country ardors will always rooeive his prompt attention. Lead waahera always on bund, rsvj BUTCHERS, BBTTLERB X FARMERS, AND OTOKHS, Tho undersigned are Cash PtmoHAHSKfI ot HIDES. SHEEPSKIN-, WOOL. TALLOW, BKESWAX, Sec, Sec, at Highest Market Rates' In any quantity. Consignors direot will have prompt and Im mediate cash remittances returned at satisfac tory raws, IRELAND BROS,, 'Panhk- asd Leather MANurAmrusHSß, • XlOKLiir^. f\ LSON I'U M.ATO SAUC-, New Season-Quality guaranteed, To bo obtained ot all Grocery, at 1/ per BotUe. G. COZENS, Agent, 27, Qnoon-Btreot. KBTABLIBHBU HVm, Tjjr R T. XUAFV OB V, sfTRGEOT-' DENTIST ■^AKJtriKi.o-nTRKKT, ssuK Qt»*KKHV»tatir, Patnles twrtouon ot i'eo-i by »h« Oxtds Sltroge'A Gas. • ProteafltooAl Hnura—B a.m. till t cm ~S U E M L> J!i X b O Hi MOOHK. ___», SZGN, ANI) GK'NERAL SBSOORATIVB PAINTER, MO. 8. WYK DHA M•3TR XX T. YE"; aitß oc & ziiZla 2k s, ff SOAP AND CANDLE MANUFACTURERS, CO_',S CSKEI, UI'OHMOND, OrMOB 1 DVREAIi-[m_KT. AUnkLAND. Cash Pnrnh&aor* of TaUow, Wool. r!heepakln», I Formosa) in Morte. 9 fWrEW ZEALAND FEBNSj JLt • Unmounted, or H Tastefully Mounted lv various ways, M PROM 12 « P TO 120 VAU KTIKH, M i or Sale by | HRIC CRAIG, | tl Prinoeb-strbet, I FU._Afl't fHOlu i>UuMS, "BOBTLANIUmtIffIHT. Tourists ant Visitors are Invited to inspect Puiman'B Views of the Hot Lakes, Anokland and Bush Hoenery, fto. The greatest variety of Original Portraits ot Maori Celebrities In New Zeal-ad. PHOTOGRAPHY IN ALL ITS BRANCHES VJUPERIOR CORRUGATED TANKS, S. PARKER HAS FOR SALE a number of the above, with Tap ready tor u«e, £2 and upwards, At his Btkam Works, Viotoria-stbekt. or Ms Shop Wblleslex-stbkkt. Large quantities of Spouting, Ridging, and Down pipes always in stook. Verandah bon curved at shortest notloe. Manufacturer of Lead and Compo Pipe. A choioo selection of Chandeliers, fee, at his Wellosloy-stroot shop. Country orders will always receive his prompt attention. Licensed to lay on Water. Kr'l,» TKNTKH Or TS_ IMFHOVBD LEAS ErWB RrnarNQ. SA S F O R D' S FRUIT AND PROVISION STORK. Pork Pios .«rt_s_v 2d°bou er Ripe Peaches from Is por do«. BANANAS! BANANAS I 3d per lb by the bunch. COOKING PEACHES, 6D. PER DOZEN, VicnßmA-BTiunrr (oorner ot Albert-street), AY LOB'S PAT-NT J3EWIHG MACHINES Are Simple to Learn. (Joiet In Action. Not liable to get out of order. Possess largo and easily threaded Shuttles. NO DinriouLTY In getting Needles and Extras TAYLOR'S PATENT SEWING MACHINEA SHOULD be Inspected by all doalrouß of pro curing a Thoroughly Good Maohlne. Also, to bo had at Low Prloes, TWISTED LOOP-STITOHI MACHINES Of Best Construction, Mr ARENTI T. PEACOCK, Optioiah, Speotacles, Telescopes, Mlorosoopes, Barometers, Eleotrlo Bells, &c. InHrumonta and Machines Repaired, SHORTLAND . STREET, (OppOTlte the Post-offloe). OA L I COALI COAL WHAU WHAU COAL MINES, WHANGAREL OFFICE I NO 8, LOWER QUEEN-STREET, W, S LO AN E, AGENT.



Meaical, '» 1%/ TORE LOCAL EVIDENCE , _TJL OF THK '* CURATIVE PKOPERTIES OP "OROFESSOR p USSCOTT'S T Hebdal Treatment. - MAY NOW BE CONSULTED AT HIS AD |f DRKaS, SnOHTLAND-BTmWT. To Professor Gusscott, Shortland-street, Auck land. Blr,-1 hereby cortlly that for ovor two years I was troubled with a violont cough, with a froqaont spitting of blood and great palpita tion. I won Id not uttompt to walk up a hlll.nor yet to Ho down in my bed during that tlmo. I was unable to oo any work, atior spondln v groat - deal of money ou dootors and enemistß, us woll as belntf an out-dour patlont ot the hospital. I lost all hopes of recovory, but aoolng so many ouros you had ofl'ootod in the " Herald," I was • advised to come to Auckland ond give your herbal remedies a fair trial, and I am happy to say in six weoka 1 oould return to the Thames a strong, hoalthy man, f reo from oough or palpita tion, thank God and you also. I shall ba ulilo to recommend your herbal treatment, for I oau ), speak for myself, also from soores I have aeon lv your plaos at different times, and overy one speaking in the higheßt terms of your treiament. 3 —Uolieve mo to bo, yours over grateful, Frank Southerby, Thames, January 3rd, 1882. To Professor Guaecott. yhortland-stroet: Sir, —For tho last three years I have boon with that , dreadful complaine.oallod oyspopsia, or indigos ' tion. It did not matter whet I nte, In an hour or so after my stomach would begin to swell, that I should have to unfasten my clothes. Tho food need to turn sour on my stomach. Then I . wonld commence belohing wind and gas. Dirty sour froth would hoavo from my chest. I had to j bo very particular in what 1 should eat. jrat moat, oabbago, or potatoes, or cheese—thoy aotod on mo like so much balm, in fact I did not know what to oat, for nothing would agreo with mo. But hearing of your Herbal Tonic, I was induced to try a bottle, a»d who* I had ono I wanted more, for my health was more to me than money. I found moro relief from your 3 Tonic and Composition Powder than all the mcdlclno I havo ovor taken. You have ef fected a porfect cure of me. I can eat no w any thing as woll as theroßt of my family, and ouloy iL-Bellovo mo to be, yours over truly, ilrs ' Klizabbth Swan. Parneli, January 11,1882. To Profosssor Giusoott: Dear Sir,—My case . was so.remarkablo ana my ouro so ofTectual.thot > I tool i» my duty to give you a testimonial as my ■ evidence. 1 havo boon suffering with rhouma ' tism tor tbe but eeven years, and a great part of that time I have not been able to dress or un . drees myself. For flvo years I was unablo to wulk without orutches. I was tlrod of my lifo, boca_e I was a bardon to myself and fe_tly, but hearing a»d seeing the wonderful oures you , had effected in different ohronio oomolaints.and a great number whioh I knew, whloh are not 1 published, but I think it my duty to you and to tho public that a man ot your skill In curing ' such chronic complaints as mine should be a', household word. I was like a man drowning. I was glad to grab at anything, but I am happy 1 to say that, through your herbal treatment, I am hearty and well, and oan go without orutohea as well as over.—Believe me to be, yours over grateful, Ji C. Dean, Ponsonby, January 19.1882. To Frofesßor Gusscott, Shortland-street. Sir, —I am happy to inform you of tho porfeot euro I have rocuived through your medicinal treat meat. I came to you on the 27th of September i last. At that time my leg was pronounced in curable ; but when 1 come to you you told mo that you would convince me in a fortnight, and I am happy to say you have fulfilled your promlne, although I was rather doubtful: but I waa told by a friend of mine that, If I said X), you would not treat mo. My frlond'a name is Mrs Walker, wko knew you In Chrlstohurch. She was also a patleat ot yours whioh you oured of the dropsy. lam happy to Bay that I have dispensed with,' my orutohes, and able to atlo_l to my domestic duties. I give you this for the btntflt ot others who are Buffering as I have been for years.—Yours, ever thankful, Mrs Eliy Joyce, Nowton-road. December 1. To Professor Gussoott, Bhortlsnd-street, Dear Sir,—lt is with groat pleasure that I add to the number of your valuable testimonials tor the mlraoulouß cure your medicine has performed on me. I havo boon troubltd with what some medical men call iodigoatlon, others dyspepsia, but when I oame to you on the Kiih of Sept,, you told mo that I had liver complaint; you explaiuou to mo my symptoms about tho palpita tion of tho heart, th? wind on tno stomach, cold hands and feat, the eourno.-.H of tho wind and gas I used to bolch, cold chills running down my back, and, in (not, you described ray feelings BO minutely, that I was quite satisfied that you understood my complaint, and I am happy to Bay that through >our horbal treatment you havo offoctod aptrfoot cure.—Yours ever grate ful, Mrs M. Little Uobßon-streot, Auckland. To Professor GubbooM, Shortland-street. Sir,— I liaVo boon troubled with neuralgia in both my hoad and face, and boon deprived from many nights' Bleep, and whon I sat down to my food many itlmos I have had to got up from tbo table and walkabout without ever tasting food, as I told you; when I applied to you, that 1 had tried all tbo chemists in town, and I only got temporary roliof. When you told mo you would cure mo in a minute I was very doubt ful, but am happy to saj you dlt so. I should rocommond aay lady Buffering from the Bame to glvo you a trial, as you told mo, it no cure, no pay.—Believe me to be, yours ovor thankful, Rachel Cousens, Ylotorla-stroet, Novembor 21. To Professor Gussoott, Shortland-street. It is with groat pleasure that I acknow ledge a perfect cure I havo recoived through your herbal treatment; I have been troubled with scurvy for three years and Bine months, whloh I explained when I called ou you. I told you I could form no othor cause unless it was through sleeping in a bed where some one had been sleeping who had tho sourvey. I have nlwoys boon very particular when staying at the hotels to examine tho linen bofore going to bed. I have mot many men on ray route who ha'O got tho Eamo complaint through sleeping in dirty beds tho same an I did. I also tola you whon 1 applied that 1 had takon a groat quantity ot medicine until my hair began to fall off; but I happened to boo your advertisement anting that yoar treatment was sololy herbs. I hovo known wonderful ouros effected throujrh tho herbal treatment when minerals have failed;! and being o believer in herbs, I wsb very happy to ploce mysolf undor your treatment as soon aa you oame to Auction d, and I am glad to say you have effected a cure on me and made me a clean, strong, hoalthy man.—Bellovo mo to be, yours evor thankful, Alfred Hopkins, Now North Road, December Sth, To Professor Gussoott. Dear Sir—lt ia with great pleasure I have in recommending your Tonic I have been suffering with wind and spasms on the stomach for several years, and I could not get aay relief. Rverything I ate turned to wind, I could not eat, I could not sleep (I often had to get out of bed and walk about for hours. I was advised to take ood liver and quinine and iroa, &o„ and all to no good. 1 had to give np my employment for weeks at a stretoh, but 1 was advised by a friend of mine, who was working at the Union Sash and Door Company, to apply to you, and that you would convince mo In a week. I was lather donbtful of this, after trying so many different medicines, both from the Hospital and chemists, and other patent mediolnes. I thought It was impossible for mo to get oured so qulok , and so perfeotly as you have done. lam happy to say in two months' time you have made me a new man. I oan eat well, and also enloy a food niaht's rest, with many thanks to you, and ' hope your days will be long in Auckland, for the good of the community at large.—Yours respectfully, Riohard Lawson, Ponsonby, Feb ruary 2nd, 1882, To Professor Gusscott, Shortland-street: Sir- As you are aware that I explained to you, when I applied to you, that I have been troubled with bleeding piles for tho last five or six years, as I told you 1 have tried medical men, chomlsts.and old women's onros, bnt never had a perfect cure . until I applied to you, about six weoka ago. ' They u?td to oome down and bleed for an hour at a time so that I should have to ohange my clothes, but when you told me you would make , me worse bofore I should be better, I oould not reckon you up. I thought I should have to give > up business altogether, if I should be worse, but ■ in four days you convinced me that I could give you this testimonial with confidence, th-u in flvo weeks you have offeoted a perfect cure on ' me, I shall ever be a believer in herbs after the i wonderful ouro you have performed on me.— i Yours, ever grateful, Henry Marsh, Albert- Street, October 11. To Professor Gussoott, Shortland-street :]Dear Sir,—lam happy to inform you that through your herbal treatment I can safely say that I , have reoelved moro benefit through your herbal treatment than all tho medlolne that I have ever taken. I have been troubled with asthma for the last five years. I was obliged to give up my business and coiae to Auckland for medical treatment, and seeing) oar testimonials and tho many oures yon had offeoted, and also that you required no information and that you could tell , a man's complaint ob soon as yon caw him—you did bo to me so oorreotly, and that is moro then > any medical man ever told me before, and it gave me confidence to place myself under your treatment. lam well known in Cambridge. I shall return home on Wednesday, and you may , rely you will have many applications from that dlstrlot.—Yours, truly, John Hargraveß, Queen- Btreet, Auokland. 1 Professor Gusscott would impress on those who may do him the honour to consult him that tho utmost secrecy can be relied upon ; more over, from long experience, and a careful study of the human system, he can decide almost at a glance the diagnosis of the oaso, thersby reliev ing the patient ot a great deal ot nervou nans , and hesitation. Profeßsor Gußscott invites tho confidence of either box suffering from functional derange ment, spermatorrhoea, exhausting dreams, &o. Professor Gusscott has made nervous debility and loss of power his special study, from what ever cause arising. Ko would earnestly impress upon thoße who do suffer to seek immediate . advice and counsel, if they desire " an old asce, serene and bright." Let no false delicacy deter Buffering viotims from removing the cause of ( this blight to manhood. Tbo strictest confidence may bo relied upon, CONSULTATION GRATIS. Can bo consuitea Dy lettor. Public inspection Invited to tho largo asaort. . ( mant of BRITISH and AM-RIOAN HERBS, Note the Address— _?ROFESSOR (jfUSSCOTT, Next Door to Messrs Winks and Halls Establishment, Shortland.strkbt, Auckland; IHonrall From U B,m, to 8 p.m,'



f or Bale. i I^IKST-CLSSS BUSINESS OPENING. We have a capital COUNTRY BUSINESS placed in our hands for disposal, either by Bait ot freehold or on lease at a very moderate rent, if in the latter case £250 capital would be ample Tho premises are situate in tbo centre of a pros parouß township, and are with every convon ience. In addition to a General Storekeenjng Bus! ness, now averaging £70 per week, there Is a iiakery and suitable premises for a ButoherV Shop, which can bo cub-lot or carried on in con, nection with the Store. Iv tho banes of a Bteady and energetic man, with busiueiß capabilities, this is a rare obanoe for a start. Satisfactory reasons given for its disposal by present owner. Further particulars on opplication. L. D. NATHAN & CO. ROCKY NOOK, NEW NORTH ROAD.—Houses and Allotments.—As the Salo is proceeding rapidly, and a considerable j number ot Allotments have already been dis posed of, early application should be made at my offiOK, where jilaus can be seen and paiticu lara obtained. —V. O, Kwington. OEVON PuRT,— Handsome aud fon venient Villa of Six rooms, hea'thiott position in the district; for sale or io let. Build ing allotments on tho main road, Isa per loot.— B. Tanner, 8. Qu^on-atreet. rilO SULL OK LET, a comfortable I Houbo iv Angleßoa-street, containing Bix Rooms, with gas aud water laid on, and kitchen range; tho Allotment is large, planted with fruit Trees.—J. M. and J. Mowbray, 42, Queon streot. FOtt SALE, tho hvo-ton yacht M'LISS, with all Bails (new), anchor and chain, gear and dingy, oompleto,—Apply to Mr Haul taln, _Jap__nand Russell's, Fort-Btreot. TWTOKTHCOTE LAND,.ESTATE, AND Xl GENERAL COMMISSION AGENCY, No, 10, South British Insurance Chambers.— Choice Building Sitos to bo Sold or Let on long Building Leases. Assistance to Build, it required.—T. rorgbam. Agent, residing High burry, Northoote. |i">OK SALE, a First-class Confectionery JL 1 Basinesa doing a wholesale and retail cash trade, situated in Qneen-stroet, with Ma chinery and all other applianoes for carrying on tho same. Onlr principals dealt with.— Apply at the Star oflfoe. FUR SALtS, a f^flod bi-uural Store auu Butohery In Coromandel, doing a very good trade; building qiito new. First-rate town roferences as to business. Price, £200; -tock at town valuation. A flrst-rato opening for an enterprising moa with small capital. PONSONBY-Flne Villa Resideace of Blx rooms, nearly new, on large alletme-t, com manding view ot harbeur. North Shore, Sec: register grates: water laid on; In splendid order. Price, £650. J. R. RANDERSON, Land Agent. Hj>UUK BOUSSS AND SEVERAL C 1 CHEAP BUI LDING SITES ON VoLOINIO Li»D.—Prico low; terms easy.—The Rooky Nook Estate, now divided i-to building allot ments, oontaiss some vary ohoioe sites for persons desiring te live quietly near town. The property is within easy walking distance, and busses pass the oorser throughout the day. A groat portion of the land Is planted with orna mental trees and shrubs* and the land will for certain be a good Investment. Th« well-kuown healthful quail ties of volcanic la»d have created buoli a demand for it that there Is very little to bo got within walking distance from town, All the Rooky Nook Allotments will soon bo disposed of, bo ao time Bbould be lost In securing a site for a resldonce or place of business. V. G. EWINGTONi 81, Qnaen-street. jj/'OK SALIi, really cheap, a Compact V Farm of 1M acres; about 50 acres in grass, part undar crop, part good bush aad fern; a Six-roomed House, tttabie, Cow-shed, &c; 2i miles from railway station, an* oaly 12 miles from town by good roai, FOR SALE, a nice little Dairy Farm of 72 aoros, aU fence* and divided into paddooks, with good House, Stable, »heds. and erery con venience, and deep-water frontage, 10 miles from town. Apply to Josh Sofp-t, House, Land, and General Commission Agent, No. 8. Queen-street (upstairs jm O X SALE, STATIONERY AND FANOY GOODS BUSINESS. Tho undersigned oiler for sole the stook-ln trado in the estate of James Stuart. Cambridge, Walkato, consisting Of Books, Stationery, Music, Fanoy Goods, &c.; also the goodwill and lease of premises, situated in the bost posi tion la Cambridge Immeuiato possession can be given. Stock shoots and roll particulars ot N. G. LBNNuX) T _ Btea . ARTHUR h. NATHAN f trustees. DAVIES &, TRENCHAKD, National Insukawob Builm>qs, Havo for Sale a splendid Sheep Run in the Wellington Provinoe, oontaining 18 000 acroa of rich land with limestone subsoil. G miles of sea border, 1 or 5 milei of river bouadary, and ring fenced; sub-dividsd into 10 or 12 paddocks; 20.000 Sheep an* 300 Head Cattle arc now on the property. There is also a capital Homesle&d. Tho Property is ono of the (lnest obtainable in the North Island, the limeston* hllle of the Walrarapa and the Naplor Districts being well known as some of tho best grazing land lo New Zealand. TO LET OR FOR SALE- Al ROOMbD COTTAGI (new), with acre of ground, oiose to the lea beach. Rent, 12s per weak. HOUBBS TO LET -In Symonds-atreet, O'Connell-strest, Ponronby, Ponsonby Road, Clarencs-»troet, Upper Plttutieet and Newton, and variouspropeitioi for sale in town and suburban dlsstloti—For further particulars apply to DAVIES & TRENCHARD. Public Notices. m~O THE P~U B LI C. MILK I MILKI Puro Now Milk, at Id per quart, delivered twice dally. Devonshire Cream, Fresh Butter, and Cream Cheese. Devonshire Dairy, Karanga hape Road; l,ondon Dairy, foot of Grey-Btreet. Hotels, Restaurants, and other largo consumers at Speolal Prices. The Proprietors solicit a trial. rfTo THE LADIES OF AUCKLAND. I am now prepared to reoeivo Subscriptions to the "Household Gukst Maqizihe," pub lished in New York, containing Serial and Complete Tales, Music, Fashions, Household Recotpts, etc Subscription, 15l per annum (17s if posted), P4YABL- IW ADVA»OI. With »ACB Monthly Magazine is given a Splendid oil Chromo. " Springtime" and "Devotion," given with January and February MogoMnos, are now to hand. i his is, without doubt, the beat valuo in maga z'nos ovor offered in Auckland, As I have only a limited supply, early application is neoes- Bary, The other 10 plotnres are now to hand. Those who have already subscribed can have money returned if not eatlifled with them. R. E. FINCH, BOOKSELLER QOHBN-BT?.KHT, AUCKLAND. Tr O T | AXE S, In order to avoid mistakes and aooldents, I have made arrangements with MR ROBERTSON, the Proprietor of the Royal Moll Coaches, To Run Pasßongers through to Lake House, from TAURANGA to OHIfIEMUTU, WAI ROA, and TAUPO. Tourists can obtain Buggies at all times at Tauranga and Ohlnemutu, and can depend upon good Coaohes, Buggies, Horses, and sober and civil drivers, at Lowest Rates. ROBERT GRAHAM. Lake House, Ohlnemutu, February 11,1882. . T> OTOMAHAN A HOT .LAKES. A LIMITEDINUMBEROF FIBST-OLASS THROUGH TICKETS Will be issued for THE HOT LAKES, Tourists will have tho advantage of staying at LAKE HOUSE, Ohinomutu, whloh will be found the mot oomfortablo Hotel in tho Lake Dlstrlot. No other tickets but those issued by me avail able for Lako House. R. GRAHAM, Jon., National Insuranoe Buildings, 83, Quoon-stioet, Auckland. Anokland. March 15,188j. Mrs. £_ n i g h t Begß to intimate to her old patrons and the publio generally, that Bhs has Opened Bußiness in the CITY MARKET (I'HIKD STALL), Quern-street Entbance, And that, as herotofoie, she will do her utmost to give them svery 6atlßfaotion. JTruit Of every kind In season, and of tho bost quality, alwajß on hand. GRKKNGROUKRIKS AND SMALL GOODS ditto. Poultry, To thia branch ot bar business every care and attention v. ill bB given, as she proposes to make this tho leading roatnro, and with that view has made anangemonto for CONSTANT SOPPLIEi from thoroughly reliable settlors, Country orders attended to with despatch, and ovcry care taken to secure their arrival in good condition. Conveyances attended to Immediately on arrival. Her motto will be "Small Profits and (Julck Returns Market, Auokland, February 23 1882. /



Public notices. ' -\TOTICE OF REMOVAI j 1™ MRS. MILWS, Fbuitbr-b, Kahako j havb Koad, in thanking her Customers an i he Publio generally for their patronage in tb \ past, bags to inform them that she has R( . moved to Much Larger and More Convenlen . Premises (next to her old shop), where Bh hopes to rooeive a oontinuanoa of their favour; . Choice Fruits of every kind iv season, aiway t ou baud. Vegetables fresh in overy doj j Families waited on for ordora.—Note the ad . dross: Mrs Miles, Leamington Fruit Depc second door from Pitt street, Karangahap , tfoad. i pUBLIC NOTICI TO MY NUMEROUS CU3TOMERB AND FRIENDS. On and after 10th March, my Kstabllshmon \ will ho CLOSED at 8 o'olook p.m. Saturdays, 9 pm, : J. W ILLI AM S, TAILOR, SeC, ViOTOEIA-STRKBT WEST. !V"OTiCii.—Geo. Bishop begs to inforri Lv the Public that he has Opened thos Premises Bituated at the Foot of Grey-street, doors from the Market Hotel, as General Fisi and Ovbtbr Saloon.-GEORGE BIStiOP. fjnHAMEjJ CARRIAGE AND DRAI J5. FACTORY. JAMES MACKIE, PROPRIETOR, VICrOBIA.STBEKT EAST, AUCKLAND. Reptirs of every descriplion In Wood am Iron neatly oxeonted on tho shortest notice Springs made and repaired. Always on bane! a large quantity of Lamps, also Iron bark Shaft and Spokes, Red Gum Felloes, and Hobar I'own Hardwood, N.J J.- Country orders punotuall attended tc I^TOTICE OF REMOVAL MRS, MURPHY (relict of tho late Captaii Thomas Murphy) begs to Inform her nnmeron otutoniera and the public generally that she ha Removed from Napier street to more centra and Larger Premises in HOB9ON-BTKEEI fnextcoorto Munro and Milllgan), where ahi hope! by prompt attention to orders, combine* with moderate charges, to secure a oontinuanoi of their patronage and support. IMS.-Dress and Mantlemaklng, also Millin cry in all its branohes. Country and Mourning orders promptly attended to. TO MEKCHAHTri, BREWERS, BOTTLERS. AND OTHERS. THOMPSON AND CO., CRAWFORD-STREET, DUNKDIN. (Established 1863.) IMPORTERS OF ENGLISH, FRENCH. AND SPANISH CUT CORKS Save always on Hand and to arrive f— Brewers', Bottlers', and Sodawater Manu facture) b' Sundries, inoludlng all kinds ol ooi ks, bung*, shives, teats, and spiles, cellar tat corks, corking m_b_.es, capsules, tinfoil, bottling wire, superior isinglass (brewers'); book, purse. East India pipe and pure Hu.slan and Brazilian ont; thermometer*, blind and oommon. All kinds of ginger, whole and crushed; tortarlc, aoeUo, sulphurous, cltrio, and sulphuric acids; spirits ot wine; 61 0.p.; essenoos an* essential oils; sodawater maohl-ei; bottling racks, patentand oonunon; patent eyrnping pumps; sodawater and ginger beer bottlaSj ordluary; Lunont's; Hogben's: and Csdt's patent bottles; herbs, peels; and roots ot every description: and every requisite foi the brewers', bottlers, and teratcd water manufacturer j' trade. THOMPSON AND CO.. Crawford-street, Dunedin. iy O T I C E. I* thanking my Customers for put favours, I beg to intimate that I have disposed of my Business, and Stook of Furniture, Glass, China, an* Earthenware, to Mr Henry Rafton, and solicit for him a continuance of that support so long aocorded to me. D. OLPHERT. Queen-street, Feb. 13,1882. IN reference to the above, I beg to solicit a oontlnuanoe of the patronage so long ac corded to Mr D, Olphert, and trust by Btrlct attention to business and by selling at lowest possible prices to merit a oontinuaooe of the same. In future the business will be carried on at the Basket and Perambulator Factory, 16,17, 18, 49, and 30, City Market (WeUesley-street _i_anoe): and at his Shop, nnotion of Queen and Grey-streete. HY. RAFTON. February 13,1882. O U B L 1 C NOTICE. R. W.IT6BINBON, Baker and Confectioner, Begs to announce that he has recently taken ovor the Windsor Store, Lennox's Buildings, Pitt-street, formerly carried on br Mr A. T. Carter, and trusts, by civility and attention, to merit a share of patronage from the f amides of the surrounding district. Wedding and Christen ing Cakes mode to order. ELLE VU E 'HOUSE, OJRNBS, Wharf-street am. Cameron Road, Tau*akga. This Establishment, Just erected, containing 25 rooms, with every convenience, IS NOW OPENED to receive Visitors to Tauranga, who wiU find Superior Accommodation, with the comforts of a Home. Private Sitting rooms, Good Bed-rooms. Stables. A Four-horso Coach or Buggy leaves after arrival of steamer for Lakes. BUDELL, Proprietor. Tanrapga, February 20,1882. m_ B FR ENCH BAKERY. W. J. EVANS (Late Minmti), Hobson-street, BREAD AND BISCUIT BASER AND CONFECTIONER, Wedding Cakes made to order. MY PASTRY IS A SPECIALITY. A trial solicited. H. SKINNER & SON, • BUILDIRS, OARPKNTIR3, AND JOINERS. Vulcan Lai™. All Branohes of the Building Trade executed by Experienced Workmen. Shop Fronts. Offloe Fittings, So. JAM E » 15 v XCn _B, CARTER. CONTRACTOR. _0 Goods Carted and Delivered from ship's Bide on Shortest Notloe. Ballast Supplied. NEWCASTLE AND BAT OF ISLANDS COAL, Also. Firewood (out and uncut) reasonable. WDWAKD BAB Ij_E V, ARCHITECT, STIOHBURYS BUELDIKe QPKKN.BTREBT. HENRY BRACE & CO. (LIMITED), WHOLESALE MANUFACTURERS AND IMPORTERS Of all kinds ot SADDLERY, High-street, Auckland. EDW. JNO. COX, Manager. pHK A P CUT LE R Y. Thomas Samuel is now Belling all kinds of Cutlery at very low prices from Sheffield best makers, including Lockwocd, Johnstone, and other makers, of best Pocket and Table Knives, Scissors, Razors, etc, Electro Plate Ware, Spoons, Forks, Cruet*, eto.—Thomas Sakuk-, 16, yueen-stroot, opposite New Zealand In suranoe Buildings. r> _ a v x HIS. M. B, MoINTYBB, Bread and Biscuit Baker, Karangahspo Road Begs to Inform the publio that his Uisoutts, Gingerbreads, and all kinds of Oonfeotionery are unsurpassed for quality, and thoroughly wholesome. Families waited on for Orders, «_T Wbddino Cakkh. "W Conoens, Soirees. Balls, provided with re freshments on the shortest notioe, and at lowest rates. « j IT ° T _____p üBL Ie I D_ Por/CHB'S CELEBRATED FR-ITOH BRIL- 1 LIANT AND HOUSEHOLD FRIEND, g This mixture will give a bright polish In a I few minutes to all kinds of Furniture. It g can also be used on paintwork. It will ■ destroy all Insects in wood and preserve it B from deoay. Price, 1/6.—Walter BaVNE, I Wholesale Agent. Kyber Pass. a ,iw)miij_u^____B_B_M__M_MM__| El R U I T SEASON. Important to Storekeepers and Parties Pre serving. — Edward Lewis, of Custom-house- Btreet. has just opened a Large and Varied As sortment of Jam Jars and Jelly Cans for Pre serving purposes; also, Five Crates Stoneware Jars suitable foe Butter Crocks and Bread Pans, fee. mO THE RESIDENTS OF SYMONDS JL STREET AND NEIGHBOURHOOD. X, BOY E V Has recently Opened a Flrst-olass BUTCHERY AT THK CORNER OF THE KYBER PASS BOAD. Families waited on tar orders



) Tenders. A fjl O BUILDERS. d" The Time Is EXTENDED for receiving Ton -10 ders for alterations to Pi amines at Pan mure 3- until Noon of WEDNKSD AY, the 220 d met. it THOMAS H. WBITK, v ie Architect, j. Hoffmann's Buildings, Queen-Btreet. , B : 0 t i"\NE TREE HrLL HIGHWAY DIS t, \J TRICT. Tenders will be received by the undersigned - till 10.30 am. on THURSDAY. 23rd insTant, for E delivery of Scoria Ash, on various roads in the District. . ROBERT HALL. Chairman of Board. March 18th, 1882. 'm O BUILDERS. Tenders will be received until noon of WED- NmoDAY, the 29th instant, for the Krootlou and Completion of a Family Residence at Ellernlla. KDWaRU BARTLEY, Arohiteot. JTI O BUILDERS. a Tenders will be reoelved until noon of MoNDA V.the 27th March, for the Kreotlon and . Completion ot an Eight-roomed Hoase at tbo ✓ Whau. EDWARD BARTLWY. Arohiteot. qp O BUILDERS. The Time for receiving Tenders for Ware house in Custom house-street is Extended to d noon ou SATU ttD aY, the 25th instant. \ Plans, &0., at our offloes, Qaeen-screot, '* EDW. MAHONEY & SON, " Architects. ). np O CONTRACTORS. Tenders will be received until noon of WED '• NEB D AY. Maroh 22nd, for Shifting and Altera tions to Wesleyan Parsonage, Ponsonby. 5 EDWABD BAETLBY, 8 Arohiteot. \ 1 [TpO BUILDERS. . Tenders will be reoelved until noon of the 97th instant, for Additions in Brlok, &o„ to . Shop, Queen-street. , Plans and speolfloatlons at my office, C mada * Buildings. W. H. SKINNER, Arohiteot. fTI U BUILDER S. Tenders will bo received by the underalgnod until noon of SATURDAY, the 25th instant, for the Erection and Completion of a Residenoe in the Mount Rosklll Road. , Plans, &c, at my ofllce, Queen-street. ' P. HERAPATH, Architect. ; ry\ O B U_J__L D E RS. Tenders will be reoelved by the undersigned until noon of THURSDAY, 23rd instant, for 1 the Ereotiou and Completion of a Block of ' Brlok Warehouses la High-street for Messrs ' E. Porter and Co. 1 Plans, &c, at my offloe, Queen-street. I P. HERAPATH, Arohiteot. bporting. j VyiLL CLOSE 6TH APRIL, 1882. CHRISTOHUHCH RACES. 6,ooo«|SffiTlo ß §1816,000 AUTUMN HANDICAP— BASTBH HANDIOAP— 33 Performers. 33 Performers. First _ _ £500 First „ „ £360 Second .. _, 250 Second _ _ 1M i Third .. _ 160 Third „ _ 100 Others (Divided) 400 Others (Divided) 400 £1,300 £000 PLTINO HANDICAP— 27 Performers. 10 8TAB& . First _, _ £2001 Flr*t _ _ £60 ; Seoond .. .. 100 Second _ £30 , TMrd _ _ 80 Third .. „ £■« 1 Others (Divided) 2601 Other 7 „ £10 Each ! £6W 1 BACH TICKET HAS FOUR CHANCES, lariiv Lettsr Only, with two stamps en closed for replies. P. O. Obdirs or Bane Notes preferred. Casques (with Is exchange added) oan be forwarded, but " Bearer'- must not be erased. Rkqistkbed Lettbks will not be Aooepted, or Tern grams replied to. To avoid sending Coin, Stamps will be aooepted tor one Tioket,—Ploaso Address— "ADA MANTILV Care of Mr Abraham, Box 351, P. 0., Dunedin, Hotels. ROYAL MA IL HOTEL. NGARUAWAHIA. ELLISON & LATCHMORE, Having taken the above Hotel, and having completely renovated the same, It now affords tha BEhT ACCOMMODATION TO *TVISITORS and COMMERCIAL MEN._I Sampl-'and Baoatblib Room, Spacious Siab-bs, Loosdi Boxes, Ladies' and Gentiembn's Saddle Horses, I'leaburk Boats for Hire. plunge and fhoweb bath, WINES AND SPIRITS OP THE BEST BRANDS. ELLISON & LATCHMORE. Propeibtobb. ALEXANDRA HOTEL, Parnbll, Good Accommodation for Boarders. Wines and Spirits Best Brands. First-class Billiard Table. JOHN KETALLACK, PBOPRIBTOR (Late ot West Coaat and Canterbury). F. C_A. RA. STAFF, « formerly ot the City Club (lately ot tht Terminus Hotel, Helensville), having bought the Freehold of the Whanoarbi Hotel from Mr Corner, begs to inform visitors that.no «ffor> will bo spared te afford satisfaction. Horses and Pleaam« Boats on Hire. - FALACE HOTEL, HOT LAKES, OHINBMUTU. ROTORUA. First-class aooommodation for Tourist*, Xrava lers, and Ylsitera during both winter and summer months. Private Sitting Rooms.' Smoking and Reading Rooms. BILLIARDS. Coaohes, Boggles, and Saddle Horses for Bin Conveyances will meet every Steamer. Important Notic-.—Tourists oan make'at rangements with Capt. M. T. Clayton (Insuranoc Buildings, Auokland), Mr J. Kelly (Tauranga), or Mr Wm. Kelly (Ohlnemutu), for throngs trips to the Lakes, including boat and coach hire, hotel aooommodation, and aU ot earteraa at sized haiku. Trip from Anokland to the Hot Lakes and back, on the above principle for Tatr Qtjinbai only. WILLIAM KELLY. Propribtob. rpo TOURISTS AND OTHERS WAIWERA HOTEL.HOT SPBINOS, NEAR AUCKLAND, Has been recently renovated, and also newly appointed throughout with every modern luxury and comfort, comprising amongst othor speci alities-Ball Saloon, Drawing, Dining, and Rooms en suite; splendidly fitted Medicinal and other Baths: Lawn terraces. Archery, Crioket, . and Quoit Grounds; Strawberries, and other Fruits In Season; Billiards, Boating, Shooting, etc LAKE HOUSE, ROTORUA, Systematized In the same admirable principle. as the far-famed Walwera Hotel, offers Its Patrons similar Internal advantages and attrac tions, while the surrounding Scenery and wonder spots are beyond compare and of world-wide tame, requiring no comment. SHAKESPEARE HOTEL. WYNDHAM-STREET, convenient < to the Wharf. HENRY PALMER, Proprietor. Board and Residence, 18s and 20a per week. Speolal terms made with Families. Wines akd Spirits of Best Brands. bolter's and Thames sparkling Ales on draught. TJOYAL MAIL FAMILY AJSD COM XV MEROIAL HOTEL. . <}. j AUOKLAND, NEW ZJ-A-AND. The proprietor, J. CODLING, wishes to to 1 form the Gentlemen of Auokland. also Visitor J. to the City, that he has imported one of Messrs. j, Bennett and Young's Best Billiard Tables,,and J trusts with strlot attention to gain a fair share { Of support. I DOCTOR TENNANT has REMOVED i his DmraNOAB? and Surqbb- to Howln's ; BalldtaSß, We-esley-street. ho lira of attendance 1-8 to 10 a_u, Xto W and 7toßp.m. . _ _ . , l„vate Residenoe 1 Bymonds-Btireeti ■: . ■ ■ ' - ,■ f



Amusements. - ..,. rp H EA T R E ROY AL. THIS„(TUEBDAY) EVStNTNS ONLYI l (Makcii 21st). Under tho patronage of His Lordship the Bishop of Auckland, and His Worship the Mayor, J. MeCosh Clark, K'eq. "DOBSONI "J3OBSON! "DOBSONt Allowed by Publio and Press to bo the most, wonderfully Versatile Man that ovor visited ! New Zealand, assisted by . the eminent pianiste-m. Lorenz, ROBSON-Thb Wonderful Malm Soprano, ', will sing Ihe Carnival of Venloe." with variations, as written h- Jules Benedlot for Carlotta Patti. . ROBSON— The Poetical Traqbdian, in "The Fall of Wolsley." "Thk Bells"— Curfew must not toll to-nigut, and the WitohoV Scone from Maoboth. ROBSON'S Ihresistiblk CoMiCArrrißS — Fanny Squoers, The Bashful Man, and: Cousin Peter, . ROBSON'S Clarionet Solo from " Somira mlde." | ORENZ'S Brilliant Piano Solos. •■■■< PRICES-4S, 23 tSD, IS. Performanceat 8; Carriages may bo ordered! for 10.15. N.B.—As Mr Robson sails for Sydney on Wed-' neaday in tho Rotorna. this will poSilivflly bo his last appoarance in New Zealand. ■ ■■'■;> Box Oflloo at Messrs. Upton and Co.'s. Theatre AjA Royal. Manager fc^<_2*>* 0. Mnnzolcni. GREAT ATTRACTION.-Preliminary Notice. Commencing THURSDAY EVENING. 23rd instant. The Renowned Champion of the World, MR. JAMES MACE, In oonjUflollon with the present DRAMATIO COMPaN V, will neve the honour of presenting to the publio his celebrated Entertainment of STATUESQUE ILLUSTRATIONS. , As given before His Royal Highness the Prince; of Wales and Nobility of Great Britain and _ Dignitaries of America, Mr. MACK will appear In Evening Costume, displaying bisMagnlfloent Trophies, and deliver a DKiCaIPTIVE LECTUR- on his many achievements. For further particulars see bills. jW"EWTON EAST SCHOOL. A MUSICAL AND ITtERARY ENTER. TaINMENT will be held in tho School house, on WEDNESDAY, 22nd Maroh, In aid ot Pupil*' Library. Distribution of Scholarship, Attendance, and Conduct Certlfloatea. Doors i open at 7 45; commence at 8. Admission, One Shilling (ig); Children. Halt-price. OLD EHGLISHE COUNTRIK FAYftE. To be hold on the Grounds of the Takapuna Jockey Club, North Shore, daring EASTER WEEK. Applications for the right to erect Booths,' Games, etc, must be mado at once to the undor signed. at his office, High-street. A Prize of £5 has been promised for the most appropriate and beet got up show at the Fayre, H. EL US. Secretary. Mdn-ationai. ; , MRS R E V I T T, Parnbll Risk, TEACHER OF MUSIC AND SINGING. For Terms, apply to Anokland Mnslo Ware __ house, or Parneli Rise. DA N CI » G. Miss Donovan WIU resume her DANCING CLASS, at the Masonic Hall, Earangahape Boad, Newton, . on MONDAY, March 27th. Ladies and Gentlemen wlehlng to-become members will receive full particulars on appli cation to • MISS DONOVAN, Hanalop Home, Vlnoent-street. JM R. Pi B WOODtt AM, Tkaoheb of the FIANOFORIR AND > HARMONIUM, Adiross-Urre ot Auokland Muslo Ware house. ___ fjIHE \RT OF RINGING. II.JWU.LI——B_»JU-J».„J__l__.JL...__J_J[_| ,| ROYAL JtLjj-tjHL OFIIO-io,': j ACADEMY _^^^3_ W>NDON. MB. GORDONGOOCH (Bronze and ■ Silver Medallist and Associate) j ! having Btudied Tea Terms In this ! i Royal and National Institution, is, in • ! the opinion of tho several Professors I : with whom he was placed, duly quail- - ; fled to teaoh SlnKlng.-(Signed) G. A. ■ • Macearbkn, Mus. Doo. Cambridge.— • i 1879. ~■•'•; . yd In reference to above. Mr Goooh Is prepare to receive names of Private Pupils tor Singing and Voice Production at his private residence. Albert Park *"■*•'■■•-.« Licensing Notices. "T ICENSINtt ACT, 1881.!' DIBTRIOTOT~pbNSONBY, „ ELECTION OF GOMMIT_-__Ni In Pursuance of "The Regulation of Local Elections Aot, 1876," 1 hereby give notloe that, at the Polling held this day, tho following wero the nsmbor of votes reoelved for eaoh Candi date:— Boardman, Abraham .. _ „68 Kvans, Daniel Falkner _ .. _. 44 f, Evans,ThomasSsddon.. ~ _ 36 Field, John Henry _ .. ~ is Lewlsson, Frederick Harvey.. ..14 Maclnioo,Charles.. _ .. ... 23 Masefleld, Thomas Taylor .. ..55 Owen, George William.. .. .. 60 Quick, Francis „ .. _, .. 49 Swales, John .. .. .. „ 74 Thorne, William .. .. _■ ..... 47 Andldeolare— Field, John Henry Swales, John Boardman, Abraham Masefleld, Thomas Taylor - Owen, George William Being the persons for whom have been reoelved the highest number of votes, to be duly elected • as the Licensing Committee for the said Dlstrlot. . Dated at Anokland, this 20th day of Maroh, THOMAS'COTTER. i Substitute Retnrnlng Offloer.' IW-AVAL AND MIUTARY AND Sio£S_^r. VOROm LAND 0I^ a Tho Commlstoners here!* give notloe to all persons who Claim GrantsSf Candor Re_l»sto_ money In the purchase of land for Military !?*?_. n, n?. or tho Taripnß Acts, crdinanoes. . aud rognlatloss. or other laws now or in time past In force In the colony, that claims must be forwarded on or beforetho 81st day ot March next, and should be addressed fY the pflloers Commanding the MUltla and Volnn teers of the Provincial District Iv which tho . Claimants reside, and must fornlsh the follow ing information:- ~$ 1. The.Rank, Name. Corps, or Company of tho Claimant 2. The Act, Ordlnanoo, or other Regulation under whloh the olaim la preferred, 3. Tho Amount ot Land or Remission Money claimed. 4. It a Soldier, his period ot service and date of discharge from Her Majesty's' ser vice; it a member of the LoeatForeev his period of service, and date of enter- . , iog or quitting his Corps, and ■ the number ot months, If any, daring which he was nmu-lJy engaged-ogatas* w» , Queen's enemies. 8. Whether /claimant has evwf -lade a pre- applioatton of a SlmUar oharacter. ond, If so; when, and tp whom, (I, Whether cJaimant has already received si .rant of tend or remission of purchase. rnonoy on aooanut of any military oervloes. ■■■-..: 1. Present address of claimant. Forms of application may ba obtained from E$ Officers Commanding,, Districts, but need not necessarily be used. " ■ Tho Commissioners also give notice that they ■>* will sit at Wellington, to hear and consider any claims that may be brought bofore thorn, until , ■ tho 16th day of March next, and at Auokland; commencing on Monday, the 9it„ of Ma__s - - § and due notice will bo given of the tlmeamlß S laces, when and where other sittings w-Sfß eld. .*.' Claimants are not required to attend in person, unices summoned by the Commissioners to give further evidence or explanation of their claims. Dated at Wellington, this 27th day of Feb. to_ry,lßß2j ' T. M, HAULTAIN, Chairman,