The Auckland Evening Star.

VOL. XX.—No. 4,060

AUCKLAND. N.Z.. WEDNESDAY. JULY %% 1883

(Published Daily)

PRICE : ONE PENNY



Shipping:. _______ "PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP C( THROUGH THE "uNITgD STATES 0 AMKKICA, VIA HONOLULU, TO GREAT BRITAIN. Under Tostal Contract with tho Governments ( Now Zoaland and Now South Wales. Passengers booked through to Llverpoo ■ Loudon, or Paris, via the greet Overland Roa Of America, and Iho Btetuuont of the Ailanti Inea from New York. ' 1 f Daf of JS?C Steamer. Tons. Sailing to g£g tc 1 I Sydney. _. ranclßCo ~ ~ I On ' or about Australia.. .. 8.2011 Sept. 17 £ov. 6 Cityot New York 11,101 Oct. 20 AtiKtistll •/,;■ ,'i„.,:lia . .. Li,2110 Nov. 12 Soptll City of Sydncr_____3_.Oo ' August 20 ■ October 9 FARES. First-class _.!$ % ad upward Kteomga .. .. •■ .•• j?;"i,3Sa » First-class to San Francisco £10 Stoorago *'-(' Through Cabin Passensters are permitted ti iay over at Honolulu, or any of the cities ol U_ United States, not to exoood Bis mijnths. SOUTHERN PACIFIC ROUTE. Pa9°en»ers to and from Europe may, withoui oxtka cost, avail tbemßelves of tho Southkri pAOinc RAir.HOADand Its oonnootlons, therobj avoiding the winter cold of the Northern Route and for an additional cost of 821 may go to Nov, Oilcans and thenoe through the Southern Statei WNo 6Bhlpp r i_g Ordora wiU be Issued after i p.m en the day before tho sailing of eteamera foi S Fof SSfrrotes and oil other Information aDP]fU' GAMBLE. Agent Lower Oneen-street rrNIOH STEAMSHII [gtS^Vp*- U COMPANY OF NBW I "S_y^ 1 ZBALAND (LIMITID). i|_-_2l^i time Table- July, 1883. FOR TARANAKI, NELSON, PICTON, WEL LINGTON, LYTTELTON. AND WEST COAST PORTS (FROM MANUKAU). Steamer. Date of Sailing. __t Hawba I Tnos., 31,8 a.m. I 7.15 a.m. FOBGISBORNE, NAPIER. WELLINGTON; LYTTELTON, PORT CHALMERS, AND BLUFF (from Auckland). ROTOMAHANATThurs., 20, noon I — FOBMELBbURNB. VIA SOUTH. Rotomahana I Thurs., 20. noon I — FQRHbYDNEY DIREOT. Tabaweba I Wed.. 25,1 p.m. I — FOR LSVUKA AND SUVA. Penguin j Wed., 25,5 p.m. j - (Cargo till noon) FOR RUS3KLL A-D KAWAKAWA. PaNQUIN JWed.,2s. 5 p.m. I — FOR GISBORNE, NAPIEB, AND WELLINGTON. Bouth. Cross I Mon„ 30,6 p.m. I twr cargo mast be booked and alongside TWO HOURS before advertised timo of departure. Passage Tiokets must bo taken at tho Com pany's Office. Auckland Branch— Fort-Btreet, ___^^ OTEAM "10 LONDON. .■ \ idj|^. ORIENT LINE. '•Js&sm<i*B& tj_ b following Stoamßhlps be longing to the Orient Steam Navigation Com- Siny (Limited) and the Paolflo Steam Naviga on Company, will leave SYDNEY at tbe undermentioned dates for MELBOURNE. ADELAIDE, and LONDON, via Suez Canal and Naples. . Steamer. | Reg. Ton'ge I Date. LIGURIA.. ..I 1300 I August 3 IBERIA .. .. 4200 Aog«Btl7 POTO3I .. .. ILiOO August 31 GARONNE .. I SBOO I SeptemberU OEPHALONIA..I 1200 I September2B And tho Service will be maintained by succeed ing steamers at Intervals of a fortnight. Fares to London-£l7 to £75; Canal duos, 8 shillings. Parcols booked through to London, Passongers can book from Auckland at a through rato to covor International faro and to secure special advantages. Saloon passengers aro allowed to break their Journey while travelling in Orient Line, Passages from London can bo granted In Auckland. , ... ~ Arrangements have been mado with Messri Cook and Sons wheroby Tourist Tickets can bt Issued, covering cost of journey from Naples. For plans an. full particulars, apply, in Lon don, to F. Green & Co.. and Anderson, Ander Bon & Co., Joint Managers of the Line; or tt he Agents in Auckland, UNION STEAMSHIP CO. OF N.Z, •Limited). Fort street _A*», RJORTJIEKN STSABftaHIP |g|Sg£_Ll GOAIPAN- (LIMITED). TH'_f_-TABIJB-JULY. (Weather and other olroarastanoas permitting). SJROM QUBEN-STRBKT WHARF. FORTAUBANGAANDBAYOr PLENTY PORTS. Steamer. | Date of Sailing. Glenelg I Thursday, 20, 5 p.m. Wellington I Monday. 30, 5 p.m. FOE B.BSU-., WHANUAROA, AND MAN QONTJI. Glenolg; I Monday. 30,5.30 p.m. FOlt WnANOABKI AND WHANOAEEI HEADS (Carrying passan^era and o»r<a for Walpui. ~ fEvery Tuesday and Friday, at "»"» I 6 p.m. FORMANOAPAL lona I Kvery Tnesday. ol 8 p.m. FOS MBBCUBY BAY. Douglas I Every Monday, 4 p.m. Douglas 1 Thursday, 20, i p.m. ' FROM MANUKAU. FOR WAITARA. | Macgregor I Thursday, 26,8 ajn. "" FOR RAGLAN AND KAWHIA. Rowena | Friday, 27,1 P.m. FOB OPPNAKE AND WANQANPI. Rowena I Tneaday, 31,10 a.m. ~~ Cargo must be booked and alongside one hour before advertised time of departure. Passage tlokota must be taken at the Com pany's Offloe, No, 67, Qneen-Btreet, Auokland. A, MCGREGOR, Managing Direotor. tefis. H/lOK WAIT a R A.—The S 1 b.b. MACGREGOR wiU leave al' "JtßUil^Onehunga Wharf as abovo (weathei and other circumstances permitting) on THURS DAY, July 2_h, at 8 a.m.—A. McGregor, Managing Direotor N.S.S. Co. _. nOKOMANDEL, ■=*"™^ * Captain W. D. Hargrave. Time-Table. Leaves Auokland I Leaves Coromandel l — Thursday, 26th, 12 noon Friday, 27th, 2 p.m. — _ Saturday, 28th, 12 noon • Weather and other olrcumstances permitting. Not responsible in shipping, carrying, or dis charging Uve stook. No oargo rocoivod without shipping note, and within half an hour of advertised time of departure. All parcels must be prepaid on board. A. R. H. SWINDLEY, Manager. QTE4M TO LONDON, PENINSULAR AND ORIENTAL STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY. _. Leavo I Leave Steamer. Sydney I Melb'nt PHLKIN, via Bombay .. July 25 I July 31 CATHAY, via Bombay .. Aug, 8 Aug. 14 AUSTRALIA, via Bombay Aug. 22 Aug. 23 ASSAM, via Bombay .. Sept. 5 Sept. 11 ROSETTA, via Bombay .. Sept. 10 I Sept. 25 JLYDE. via Bombay .. Oct. o I Oot, 11 MIRZAPORE, via Bombay Oct. 19 I Oct. 25_ FARES FROM AUCKLAND .TO LONDON, Flrstclass (single), -70; Second-class, £15. Flnst-class (return), available for 9 months, C 117; Second, £65, Kirst-olass (return), available for 12 months, £127; Second, £75. Reserved accommodation at reduced rates. Passengers booking at Auckland secure specfa! advantages. For all particulars apply to CRUICKSHANK & CO., Agents, 18, Queen-stroot. Auckland. *■;.-«. S.. OASSSENGKKB 11*K OF *■ PACKETS TO NEW ZEA W^^** OWNED BY MESSRS SHAW BA VILLE, & CO., 51,Leadenhall-Btreot, London The above lino of ships aro regular traders fc all the principal ports in New Zealand. The; are clippor ships, classed Al at LloydB", and oon: manded by experienced masters. Tho bill c laro i 3 most substantial, and of the best qualitj and the accommodation roomy and convenien Tho undersigned are empowered to grar passages from London toNew Zealand, paymoi for which have 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 & GRAHAM > Agents. CRUICKSHANK & CO. J



j Shipping. j, jj**|OL jgTEAM TO mHAMES, iP \n____i Connecting with _-_____§§» HIVKR STEAMHIRS ' STIRLINGWORTH, OHIWKMURI, WATTE 0£ i&Si&S&S?. ™ AKOH * GOLOFIBLDJ, MORtUNSVILLK. WAITOA PL-lffß, and ,__ GRANT & FOSTER. SSTTLBM't.NT. ,d — 10 TIiUS TABLE, -S. S. ROTOMAHANA AND P.S. ENTERPRISE No, 2. _ FROM AUCKLAND 1 I ROTOMAHANA. | ENTERPRISE. Wednesday | - 112 mldnlghT""" Thursday 15 afternoon i — Krlday _ 5 afternoon Saturday I laid up | _ WROM "i'Ha. vIICS: s | ROTOMAHANA. | ENTERPRISE. Thursday I — I ii morning Friday | 11 morning I — Saturday I laid tin | 12 midnight _ No oargo roooivei (or Rotomahana wiloln half-an-hour of advertised time of loavtna, Not responsible tor shipping, oarrylng, or r dlsoharglng Uve stook f FRASER _ TISN-. Agontt. r ■ ■ —■ 1 VV AIT)K-U AJ.D ONE- I Jggz&Sr-'- V* HUNG A STEAM NAVI « =stws_ QATION COMPANY (Limited). JL TIME TABLE-JULY. 1883. i S.S. MANUKAU. Leave Onehunga Loave Wai__a I July July 28-Thursday, 0.30 a.m. 26-Thursday, 2 p.m. 128-Saturday, 11.30 v.m. 28—Saturday, 1 p.m. 80—Monday, S p.m. — — 31—Tuesday, 8 a.m. All Freights payable bofore delivery of goods, J. BARR BROWN, Managing i>hector.



Business Notices We J* Moss & Vo., HOUSE. LAND, AND ESTATE AGENT BHOBILAOD-STBBKr, Intending Buyers are reapootfnUy invited lnape-it oor Llsiof 1 .oporilo.. Money to l,end at < ,rrf nt r.tea of interest "TJKVUNPOKT, NORTH SHORE. WELLS BROS., CARTERS, CARRIERS, ETC. CoaL Firewood and Coku, for Swvo pnrporee. Coke Is cheaper tbonCOtl. ±-ll kinds of Fencing done »*. lowest rates. Estimates given. Brloks, Lime Shettti. < sn Tsles. Sec alway. on hand. \TEW ZEALAND GRAIN AGENCY1 JLI AND MERCANTILE COMPANY (LIMITED) CAPITAL £1,000,000 Head Offices, NewlZealand: THE TRIANGLE, CHRISTCHURCH. Managing Direotorl GEO. G. STEAD. Consulting Directori P. Cunningham, The undersigned begs to Inform Grain Mor i chants and others that he has been appointed AGENT for the above Company, and Is now prepared to recoive ordora—which riiall havo Srompt attention—for Grain and all kinds of ew Zealand Produce. R. H. STEVENSON. Agent Union Insurance Office, Qneen-Btreet p WITHEFORD AND CO., I *-'• IRONMONGERS, PLUMBER?, GAStTITERS, BELLHANGERB, TINSMITHS, AND galvanized ironworkers, Manukau Road, Pauneli, Auckland, O. Witiieford having takon Mr 3. G. ' BURI»EJ.-< into psrtnorship, the bueiness formerly o-rrlerl on under the one tame wi 1 bo ' continued as horottiforo under the above title, , C. W. t*ke3 this opportunity to return thanks to his numerous nnstcmors for tho Bupporl j hlther'O accorded hlm.and|eo-Olta a contlnnanca 3 ot their tavoDTB, C. Wttheford and Co, beg to call attention to - their Well-assorted Stock of Builders' and - Household Ironmongery, Whir? Lead, Linseed > Oil, Brnehware, &c , &c, which are ottered at tne Lowost Prices; also, to Iho greater faotlltlFß with whloh they will now bo able to proteouts eaoh branoh of tho -working department, to whioh C. Withefcrd will give bia special atten tion. ' Galvanized Tanks of all sizes euppllcd or made to order on the shortest notice. Q WITHEFORD AND QO., PARNELL. pkEVONPORT MEAT BAZAAR. To thb Inhabitants of Dbvonport and SuRBOUNDtno District— COMPSTITION IS THE LUTE OF TRADE. REDUCTION I REDUCTION I REDUCTION ! WILLIAM*AVENELL, In returning thanks for tbo llboral anonort aooorded him slooe pnrohasing Messrs Alison Bros. Butchering Bußlness, has pleasure In nn- Bouncing that having snec'al facilities In oon neotlon with bis boainess for Manghterlng his stock, and which prevents that objectionable handling of meat killed in Anokland and ehtpped to Dovonport. he Is enabled to deliver Prime Meat to all pans of the District at tbe follow ing low prioes (Terms Monthly):— Roasting Beef (beat outs), 5d and 8d; Roasting Beof (second outs), 3Jd and lid; BoUmg Beef, 2Jd and 3d ; Leas Mutton, 4d and i_e; Loins Mutton, Id i Fora-qnarter Mntton, 2}d; Sausage, 3 lbs for is; Corned Beef, 2d and 2}.. per Keg or Tlerot. XIONEL PHILLIPS, WINE AND SPIRIT MERCHANT, NO. 3, QUEttN-STREET, Has opened In the asms Premises as occupied I by him Six (6) Years ago, and will be i glad to ere all old Friends and Customers. Agent for Crown Brewery Company (Limited Chrlatohnrob. LIONEL PHILLIP?. ' V>lS_D_. MEEDS. SEEDS. » ARTHUR~YATES . Has to intimate that ho has opened a GARDEN SEED STORE in Victoria-street, Auokland noxt to the "Observer" Offloo (boing a Branoh of Samuel Yates's Seed Warehouse at 16 and 18, - Old Millgate, Manchester). , His first consignment has just arrlvod In ex cellent condition, and cannot fall to please. Post orders will receive prompt attention. Inspection n vl ted^ rtf-TH E HAYMARKET, X 105, QUEEN-STREET, AUCKLAND. ON SALE, 1 Arrived por Coromandel and Roman Empire- White Clover, Red Clover, Alsyke Clover, Cowgrass, Meadow Fosoue, Meadow Foxtail, Crested Dogßtail, Rape, Trofoliura Incarnatum : (Scarlet Clover). From America direct - Timothy. Kentucky Blucgraas (PoaPratenslß). Poverty Bay Ryegrass, Canterbury Ryegrass, Cocksfoot, Prairlegrass, Rattaa EARLY SEED POTATOES, as follows :-ABh leaf. Kidney, Taylor's Kidhoy, Canterbury I Flukes, Patterson's Victoria. Later VARiKTiES-Hobart, Sutton's Magnum Bonum, Sutton's Flower Ball, eto. ALSO, Oats, Barley, Garden and Flowet Seed, Coarse Fino and Rock Salt, Bran, Sharps, New Zealand Flax, Tow, Bacon and Hams. BONEDUST and BONEFLOUR of all grades. ISLAND AND PERUVIAN GUANO, &o„ &c„ &0. hesketf"&~aitken. B M O V A L, J. F, MACINTYRB AND CO. (THE AUSTRALIAN VINBGROWER3 COMPANY) , beg Bir.cerely to thank the pnblio for the patron see thoy have received slnco oommenoln» business in Auckland, and wish to make known l that they have RKMOVED to more commo -1 dlouo premises In SHORTLaND STREET", next W'nka and Hal', arid opposite tbo Auokland Club wh.^. in add.ttoa to the anstral.an Wine Bußlness. thoy will carry on tho boelnees of (Jene-al Wine and Spirit Merchants Inoon heouonoe of J. V. Maointyre having taken hia , brother (Mr Alextnder Mddnts rei into partner f shin he business will in furore b., oirried on , unoer the atyloor Qrm of Ma»lntyre t'.rothera Md 0., and thoy hope to conlinuo to receive tne nak'ouoge hitherto bojtowed. , . MACINTYRH. BROTHERS AND OfAwlU t. imwlrVdireot from the BKSr DISTILLERS rtHome.ond from FIBST-OIABS BOT-LBRH o Of MALT LIQUOR*, whloh will enable _• them to snnply the nest Brands of Wlnea. i- Spirits, Malt Llquorß, &0., al modorato prices. ,t They will aleo keep on bend the celobrated . HelidonSia Water. THey parlloo)*rly wisn to t! catl tbo attention of tho publlo to the foot that it tho olass nf Australian Wines they koap have it carried off many gold Meda>s at the Bordeaux y Exhibition, aa also at Sydney, Melbourne. «nd ar Adelaide, Borne of them anon as Port, tjhorry, Claret (Nos. 1 and 2', and Verdeliho.etre specially recommended for medical purposes. The public may at all times rr-ly on finding a choice aelao llon of theße unsurpassed Wlnea In Stock. I Price Llat on application.



J Business Notices. JOHN SOPPET, House, Land, and General Commission Agent No, 8. Queen, street, has for Immediate Sale (really oheapl i -1 comfortable 6 - roomed Cottaao, Ponsonby (terms very easy); also, 1 7-roomed Honae, 1 5-roomed Houao, 2 iroomed Cottages, tad I small Store, In town; 2 Dairy .arms, 10 nl Ol from town; 1 partly Improved Farms,one 31. scree, the other 150 acres, abont 12 mllai 'rom town; aud several othor City and Sutmb-n Properties at equally Low Prices. i Thames icarriage and dray i factory. JAMES MaCKIE, Proprietor, Victoria-st. East, AUCKLAND, Repairs of every oesoription In Wood and Iron neatly executed on tho shortest notioe, Springs niede and repair-d. Always on Hand—A largo quantity of Lamps, also Ironbark Shafts and .pokes, Red Gum Fel loes, and Hobart Town Hardwood. N.B.—Countrr ordnra punctually attended to, JN O TO B A~T 1 VX to ROTH'S PUBLIC HOT, COLD. AND 8110WKR BATHS, Viuioria -btrbut Kabt. Charge-ON . SHILLING. Open all week daya from 0 a.m. to 0 p.m., and SUNDAY MORN INGS from 0 till lO a.m. The Batn-rooma are all private, and supplied with every conven ience, Turkish towels, flesh and hair brushes, combs, respirators, soaps, &o. Beleot Bath rooms (private) for Ladles every day, at aU hours, with female attendance. One Shilling and Slxpenoe. Please note the ad.reaa t—Vlotoria- Btreet ICmi. above the Greyhonnd Hotel, and next the cheap Redding and Furniture Mart Anokland. N.H.—Barber In attendance. (SUPERIOR CORRUGATED TANKS J. L. KEAN Has for Sale a number of the above, with Taps, ready for use; price 355, at hie Shop, Welleeloy street Hast (next door to Crowther's Stables), Large Quantities of Spouting, Ridging, and Down Plpoa, always In .took. Verandah Iron curved at the shortest notioe. Country orders will always receive hia prompt attention, Lead Washers _________ on hand. Come and Ske-/ THE / / CHOICE SELECTION A?/ CHANDELIERS. /V/TANK. ntt -i _ /^/tinware, BRAOKE S, A / „_„_ *„ / / PLUMBING, GLOBES, &0„ / / /._ / GASFITTING, AT / V/ _ _«.„/4»/BBLLHANGINO, fctt Town Prices/ /*"/ At Shortest Notioe and /■& / / ~/ Town Prices. / / 0. MAY'S BUDLDINGS, / / EEVONPORT. Qingeu Ale- (jtingkr A lk. Qinger Ale, john grey and sons, DEBATED WATER and CORDIAL MANU FAOTUR-KS, Beg to Intimate that they ore prepared to supply GIWG»R ALK Of o Snperior Qaatlly In Quarts or Pinto. Tho Pubilo wlu had this a Dellolous Beverage. ALSO, On Bond ond to Arrive. 0 casks of Corn's Celebrated Belfast Ginger Ala. EDEN CK.BCIINT AND ALBERT. SIP.EKT Anokland, July 7,153?. Matamata Clover May. Thla woll-savod Hay pressed Into small baloßof (rom lOOlbs. to ILLOLbs. each, And SWEET CLOVER CHAFF, In Saoks of r6lbs. each. MAY BE nAD IN ANY QUANTITIES AT THE STORKS Oi" THE HAY AND CORN DES.LERS, And, In quantities of not leas than ono ton. at IhO PT<>R«lfl of THORNTON. SMITH & FIKTH AMES BUTCHER, CARTER. CONTRACTOR, _C. Goods Carted and Delivered from Ship's Side on Shortest Notioe. BALLAST SUPPLIKD. Newoaatle and Bay of Islands Coal; also, Fire wood (oat and uncut) reasonable. T HEN UH.t!.li O N HOUSE, SHIP, SIGN, AND GENERAL DECORATIVE PAINTER. NO. 8, WVNDHAM-STBEET. t i_h ES T S OF DRA W E r"s. Very nandaomo Cheats of Drawers, in Rich Mottled Kauri, are now selling al the fo'lowlng piic-s for oash:—The Ooke of ICdlobnrgh chest o( Bight Drawers ttho oonnot Orawor rlohly panelled with totnra, bird, and rewa rewa), .0 10s; Five Drawer Chests, SI. The above artlclos have always given great s.tlsfectlon and be come moro beautiful with axe, W. NORRIK, Too o.* Sbortland-street J" C. PEL HA M «, LADDER, STEPB, AND BARROW MAKER, CARPENTER, JOINER. &C, ALBERT-STREET, near Fire Brigade Station, Every description of Ladders, Steps, Barrows, Clothes Horses, Clothea Boxes, Travelling Chests, &0,, on hand or made to order, AU kinds of Carpentering Work done by Experienced Workmon at the lowest possible charges. Ladders, Stops, and Barrows Lent on Hire. Cash Purchasers of Kauri picker, suitable for making Ladders. T> E N F O L D & C O BOUTH AUSTRAUANWTNES FROM TH GRANGE VINEYARDS. Establishes 1859. Red Wines, White Winhs, Gbenachb,Tokav, Frantignao, muscadine, and Oranqh Tawney Choice Rich Wine, Guaranteed 10 years old. WACHTHR & CO.'S EPERNAY ROYAL CHARTER CHAMPAGNE, In Double Magnums, Quart and Pint Bottles, The undersigned has a largo stook of tho above Wines, in splendid condition, for Bale at reason able prioes, —— THOMAS MACKY, Wholesale Wine and Spirit Merchant. Fort-Btreet, April 1883. qp HO S. J. HARBI/ TT, MANUFACTURER OF CORN -DBR OMOSMIS OR N I> UIO.OJM.S' Auckland trade Tra'PAl J MARK.



TmDWARD BARTLEY, ARCHIIEOT, BTIOHBURra BUILDINGS, QPUBN-TRBET. WAKNOCK BROTHE_tS« SOAP AND CANQLTC MANU FAOTUaKRS. COX'S CREEK, RICHMOND. Offloe I-DURHAM - STREET, AUOKLAND. Cash Purohasera Of Tall w. Wool Bheepsklna, and Bones. OQ VICTORIA-STREET, QG AUCKLAND (SIX DOORS ABOVE ALBERT-STREET). T. E. CARTER, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL Picture-Frame Manufacturer, Importor of Pio tures, Mouldings, Glass, and all kinds of Musical Instruments. TEAHHER of tho Violin, Piano, Cornet, &c. For Terms and Testimonials See Saturday's Star Supplement, Post Freo on application. Tuner and Repairer of Musical Instrument*. "th/ 1 L L 1 A M X H O M A i!S, Vv Corner of Lome and Vlowria-Btroats, Anokland East. MONUMENTAL. MARBLE AND GENERAL STONEMASON, ARCHITECTURAL SCULPTOR Se CARVER Inscriptions aconrate ond beautlfn Monuments, Tombs, Headstones, and every description ot Btono work at the lowest possible prioes for town and ooontry.



Prospectus. I l rrHK NEW ZEALAND FROZEN I JL MEAT AND STORAGE COMPANY l (LIMITED). Incorporated undor "Tho Companies Act, 1882,' , CAPITAL, £200,000: TN 10,000 SHARES OI £5 EACH, First Issue, 20,000 Shares of £5 Each, Deposit on Application, 2s Od por Share; Pay able on Allotment, 2s Od per Sharo; also 2s OrL per Share within ono Month of Allotment, one! ' a further 2s Gil overy two mouths thereafter until tho sum of. 20s bo paid; the balance al , may bo required, but no call shall exceod <0i per Sharo, or be made at lesser intervals that threo months. i Head Office ok the Company . NO. 125, QUEEN-STREET, AUCKLAND.' Directors: ! Joseph Banks, Esq. (It'ishor and Co., Limited) Auoklaud • Alfred Buckland, Esq., Auckland Arthur Bull, Esq., Auckland John Logan Campbell, Esq., Auckland Patrick Comiskey, Esq., Auokland J. C. Firth, Esq., Auckland Jositl'il Howard, Esq., Auckland Every McLean, Esq., Auckland D, L. Murdoch, Esq., Auckland L. D. Nathan, Esq., Auckland Thomas Russell, Esq., C.M.G., Auckland Francis D. Rich, Esq., Otago James Runciman, Esq., Waikato William Steele, Esq., Waikato Hou. Jamks Williamson, M.L.C., Auckland E. B. Walker, Esq., Cambrid.o With power to add to thoir number). Bankers Tho Bank of Now Zealand. Solicitobs : Mf 38rS WIIITAKLER & RUSSELL, Auditor : A, Boaiidman, Esq, This Company is formod for tho purpose of facilitating and promoting tho export of Meat, Dairy, aud Agricultural Produco of tho Colony, and of all kinds of produoe from tho South Soas. Tho Company intend to do tho export business for tho pnblio ontiroly as agents, ond on agenoy terms, but It will be prepared, If snoh business is not offered, to undortoko it as prinoipalfl. Tho question of tho Meat supply to Europe la ono of tho most important of tho presont day, and is oxoiting great attention. The consump tion ot animal food throughout tho old world la increasing, through tho highor wngea earned by tho masses since tho growth of manufactures, and tho consequent increase and distribution of wealtlL In IS7O thb total valuo of tho meat im ported into tho United Kingdom was £7.703,000 -. butinlSSO it hail grown to upwards of £2(1,000,000. Thla scarcity of moat has boon partially relieved hy tho supply from America, but lately tho rising prieo thero has caused a falling off of Iho supply from that source. Tho application of scienco to moat preserving has oponed up to Now Zoaland ihla now ond vast market for Its produoo, and tho prospect which is thus opened to tho oolonists is most encouraging, and must add greatly to tho wealth ond commorco of this oountry. Mr Joseph Banks, Managing Director of Fisher and Co , has taken a very large intorost in this Company, and to sccuro his Bervlces and tho knowledge nnd expeiienco gained by pn established and successful concern,the Directors have purchased the extensive Meut Preserving, Uulchcring, and Export ISiiiinesa of Fisher and Co. (Limited), with all their Freehold and I.i'iHt'holit Estates Plant, Hook Debts, Live and Dead Mtoek, Tho Directors intend to coutintio the business now carried on hy Kiahor and Co., and to largely extend their operations. The Directors havo nlso purchased ut, public auction from the Auckland Harbour Board, the liucst nito In NOW Zealand for tho purposes of tho Company. They propose erecting immediately upon this site n ilr.st-clais plant tor freezing meat for export, chilled clutuibors for a Dead Meat Market, und General Kxport Stores. This site is situated at tho Railway Terminus, and the Works to be constructed by agreement between tho Harbour Hoard and tho Company, w'U be connected with tho railway by a lino of rolls, and bj on the finest deep-water wharf in Auckland, where ships drawing 25 feet of water can come nlongsido anil LOAD A CARGO of Frozen Mkat in 13 nouns, Tho Works will bo commenced forthwith, and tho Directors believe that within 12 monthßthoy will havo their _,-oozing Plant Meat Stores, Markot and Export Stores ready for übo. Tho DEAD MEAT STORE AND MARKET will havo a capacity sufficient to store a cargo for tho largest ship, and also to provido storago for tho local wants ot Auckland. It is believed when theso capacious chilled Storci aro ready, they will boused by Stook-ownors, not only its a depOt for tho Moat cargoes intended for Ship ment, but also as tho Depository for tho stock thoy havo for snlo, and hy tho Butchers as a Reserve Store for their meat until required to meet tho daily wants ot thoir Retail Buslnoss. The Butchers, and through thorn overy house holder in and around Auckland, will bo largely benefitted by having a constant supply of prime meat, In first-class condition, during our hot summer weather as well as in wintor. Tho well known largo loss of moat In hot wonthor, for which tho retail purchaser has in reality to pay, will bo completely avoided by utilising the Company's chilling stores. Provision will nlso bo mado for Cool Chambers for Dairy Produce. Butter, Cheese, Milk, and a soparate Chamber for Fish supply. Conneotod with thla Branoh of the Company'a business will bo tho manufacture of Ice. whloh will bo made on a largo scale and sold (still at a largo profit), at very muoh lower ratos than havo yet been known in Auckland. It Is not Intended to conflno tho operations of tho Company to tho Provincial Dlstriot of Anok land. It will seek to collect stook and prodnco from othor portions of tho North Island, and will olthor directly itsolf, or with the co operation of other districts, provido suitable local means and appliances and transit by which tho Company's constituenta can roap the benefits of the Company's storage and ox- Eort facilities and markot to Auokland, Eng tnd, and othor places. Mr Banks is now In America, and will, at Chicago ongago Experts in tho Canning and Moat Preserving trado. Though New Zoaland moat ia admitted to bo superior to American, yet suporior skill and knowledge of the trade has hitherto enabled America to supply a better article In tinned and preservod moate than any supplied from Now Zealand or the Australian Colonies. This difficulty tho Directors hope shortly to overcome, and soon to be able to supply tinned and preserved meats that will compote with that of tho best produce houses of Chicago. Tho demand throughout Europe and tho East for tinned and preserved moats of this class, is practically unlimitod. and a direct trado botween Auokland, India, China, and Japan is gradually growing up. The Canning of Meat on a largo scale, and in tho first class mode proposed, will, practically, ho a now industry among us that will givo con. stant employment to a considerable nnnibor of workmen, and will also utilise a largo quantity of meat in a much more advantageous and profitable manner than ia at present possible, as tho Company will havo the option of canning or frcozing It As tho Goneral and Export Stores which tho Company will immediately erect iv Auckland, on their railway and wharf sito, will bo most commodious, and will havo nil possible labour saving appliances, they must command the sup port of tho Merchants of Auckland. For, being connected with both tho railway and deep wator wharf, thoy will afford tho very host po sition for tho economic storage of Merchandiso, whether arriving coastwise or by rood or rail, and whether intended for shipment or for any part of tho interior. A very perceptible saving in cartage will bo effected by using thosostores, us goods placed In them can easily bo for warded either coaatwiso or by rail. Tho Island trade, both import and export, for which Auckland Is tho natural centro, is in its morest infancy, and is capable of groat ex pansion at no distant dato. And tho facilities which this Company will provido for collecting ond storing, and for shipping at Bhort and regu lar intervals, tho varied and valuable products of the Islands will largely promote tho rapid increase of the trade between Auckland and the Islands, Tho want of sufllciont outward cargo from and tho long detention of vossols loading at, this port, havo very much militated against it, as was recently impressed upon the Harbour Board hy a gentleman representing Glasgow ship-owners. Tho operations of this Company will largely remove such reproach by being able to havo cargoes of meat (frozen and tinned), and agricultural. Island, and othor produce ready, at Btated intervals, to load a steamer or other vessel In tho quickest possible time, and to givo, what is so essential for suc cessful steam services, really quick despatch. Thoy will thus make practicable a regular lino of steamers trading betweon this port and London making tho voyage iv lose than ono half the time occupied by sailing ships. Such a, service will bo of great value to tho commercial interests of tho port, and. coupled with tho regular export of meat and agricultural produce by it to London, will provo a very powerful Btimulus to immigration to Auckland of capitalists, farmers, farm-labourers, and of artisans. For the fact that New Zealand beof and mutton, equal in quality to the best that the rich pastures ot Scotland ond England pro duce, are regularly Bhlpped to. and sold wholesale, in London, at a little more than half tho retail price in tho Metropolis and large . towns of England, will bo more convincing to the English mind of tho nbnndont agricultural ' resources and advantages of this colony than i ihe best printed statements, or tho most eloquent addresses of Immigration agents,



Prospectus. Stock-owners and farmers generally br the Operations of this Company will secure what Is of the greatest importance to them, viz;-A STEADY MARKET, AT FAIR PRICES, IN AIL I SEASONS. The shares of the Company are of such an amount as to be within reach of all classes—the „ desire of tho Directors being that the Company Bhould hO A GREAT CO-OPERATIVE CONCERN, with all the advantages derivable from i 1 abundant capital, economical and skilled management, tho best mechanical and labour saving appliances, and with a largo body of shareholders directly interested aa producers and shippers, Whilo there can bo no doubt of " the Company being a dividend-paying concorn at I an early date, through tho Company having 1 absorbed a profltablo business, it will be of great benefit to stock-owners and farmers to become • shareholders as they thereby assist to provido s for themsolves a steady and regular market , for their produco, at paying rates, all tho year ) round; glutted markets and nominal prlcea being 1 rendered impossible to those farmers and stock owners who havo an interest in, and avail thomselvos of tho services of tho Company. The Shareholders will have tho first claim on the Company's services. Conntry sott'ers aa well as the large farmer and Btoek-owner can reap tho benefits whioh this Company will inov.tahly confer on tho I agricultural and pastoral interests of this and Bur rounding districts. Applications for shares to be mado to the acting Secretary, Mr A. Boardman, at tho Office of tho Company, No. 125, Queen-street, where foims can bo had, on or before the first day of August prox. The application, allotment, and further pay. ments, named on account of she res, can b9 made to the Bank of New Zealand, Anokland, or to any of its Branches. The Memorandum of Association and the Artloles of Association can be seen at the Office of tho Company, or the office of the Solicitors of the Company. There are no promoters' shares, an» ho money paid to promoters. If more shares are applied for than can be I allotted, the allotment will be pro rata. While the Dlreotors have made provision for a largo Capital, it ia intended to avoid calling it up unnecessarily. They will doubtless be able to obtain money for the Company's purposes at low rates of I«tercet, Auokland, July Uth. 1883.



Merchandlße. MOORE _npoWNSHEND. GORE fc X OWN. SHEND, WINE AND SPIRIT MERCHANTS AND IMPORTERS Of the following Goods whloh are OF THB FINEST QUALITY AND_AKB NOW on SALE PORTS Sherries Madeira Champagne SPARKLING BURGUNDY JAMAICA RUM Lowndes" do BRANDIES Hennessy. * • * MartoU'a pale and dark Cavalier * * * in bulk and csso Old Tom Geneva JDKZ Wolfe's Schnapps WHISKEYB TEACHER'S Greonlesa ond ColvlUo'S Dunvllle's AUSTRALIAN WINKS Tokay Mo tore Muscat Shln_ Rolsllng Hock holm or Frontignoe Chasselas in pints and Quarts LIQUEURB Curacoa Maraschino CLARETS La Rose St. Jtillon La Foto St Kstepho St, Kmlieon fliauto) ALK AND STOUT Marrian'a Bass Tennant's Guiiiness's Dublin Stent Whitbrcad London do In pints and quartß. Address I FORT-STREET. AUCKLAND.



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I DEFEKRED 1 IVAYML X M T I I BYBTEM. | \UioJ/ rriAILORS, DRAPERS, AND •*■ OUTFITTERS. HOBSON-STREET, (Nearly opposite Wellington-street), Have a Well-assorted Stock or thb BEST CLASS GOODS. A Tweeds thoroughly shrunk before being made np, and fit and workmanship guaranteed. Tha Deferred Payment System has been found to be a groat boon, by enabling those with limited Incomes to procure neoesß-riee In the easiest possible way, INSPECTION INVITED. Important Announcement. salu i call' i alI-I OalC.l BEGINS ON MONDAY, JUNE 26TH. cheap 1 .rapery gale. heap .Drapery oale. ALTERATION TO PREMISES. everything marked dows dubina This Sale. White and Brown Calioo, 2Jd wincey, S'd, lid, 6d, andßa yiannela, from 6Jd to Is Bd Hollands, from 4(d Honeycomb Towels, from 81 eaoh Twill Cretonnes, from IJd yard Good Chintz, 2_d yard Fanoy Dress Pialda, 6Jd yard i 151) Pteoes Ribbona, 2d yard 150 Warner's Celebratea Corsets, 3s lid 120 Ltdlos' Bis ok Cloth Jackets, 6a lid to 27s 50 Ladies' Black Seal Skin Jackets, 6s 8d 50 Maids' and Girls' Blaok Beal Skin Jackets, Men's White Shlrlß, from Ss lid to a 6d Men's Flax Shirts, from is 6d Men 8 VUnnel Shirts, irom Sa Od Men's T*eed Trousers, from 8a Od Men's Tiousera and Voata, 11a Men's Tweed Suits, 27a Woollen Twoeds, from la 3d Blue Serge, B*. yard Unbleached Sheeting. B}d yard Laos Curtains. 21 04 to 25s Ico Wool Hqt.aretß, rrdneed to IB eaoh Irish Crochet Trlmmlnor, 8d doz Men's and Boya' Ciothtng marked down undor cast Girls' Back Cloth Jackets at half p-100 Ladies' L'nen Handkerchiefs Remnants in all Pieco Goods at CLEAR NG PRIOES. Broche Silks, Satinß, Velvots and Velveteens, Ribbons, Laces, Fancy Goods, Hosiery and Gloves, Mantles and Ulsters, AT CLEARING PRICEa D* JM Phkkboh, DRAPER AND CLOTHIER, KARANGAHAPE ROAD,



Fob &-a.ia THURSTON'S BILLIARD TABLE.- Ftir s-'aio, ono of Ihnrston'a beat mado. real mahogany, full sizj, all co nplete, at a vury low pxico, viz., £30 Th's Is a ohanoe seldom met witn,—For patticulars apply at Windsor Castle Hotel, Parnell, IjAOR SALE, a Four-wheel Express.— J* Apply li IC. O'H-re, Vloioria-street. |i>OK SALE, a Good Business, with lease J? of promises, in best prrt of Queen-street; amount required, about £700.—Apply to Edward Wayto, ground floor, 177. Queen Btreot. aj'Olt SALE (Cheap), a 'Ihree Horse " power Engine aud Boiler.—Apply Mrs Woodward, Gnndiy-stroct, Nowton. ifeiOBAOIO Cuttiiif; Machine, a very JL superior on^, to be cold at oae-thitd of its c-t—li'. to.d A. Isoac. F" OK &AL_y-hop and Dseliiog-house in Franklin Road, Buitablo for a retail grooor, or any other business.— Apply A, J. Thomas, Lisbon Store. IitORSALE. Stock nnd Goodwill of a 1 Coal and Firewood rcrot; first-class position, with steam power and plenty of yard room; good reasons for retiring. -Address Rail way T Mart, Mount Edcu Road. jk OK SaLE, cheap, comfortable, welt t finished Cottoge on easy tot mc '_us opics door; also, two I'ottim'B, ch(Rp;gcod l_vt):,tmeu_—W. V, Slevetis, llijh s.reet (next Atkins,printers) • i rot OrITHCOTE, within 1J miles of Blr- J.* konhoad Wharf, a number oL oholce Allotments—£3o and £15 par to c; in Bize to suit purchasers, some having kauri and mtxad timber; the soil rioh and has running streams, — ipoly to W, F, Hammond and son, South British Iniursncoßu'ldlngs. i "[\rORTH SHOKE.-For Sale, Cottages -Lv of 4 rooms at £130, £175 and £215; larger honsoa equrily oheap, _lao, Building allot ments fiom £1 per foot. No pains spared to snlt Intending purchasers, —_, Tanner, 8, Qneen B.reet rjiO GROCKRS AND UTHEtt.. Tho Undersigned having leased his premises, now offers for sale In quantities to suit pur chasers his stook of Teas and General Groceries, at and under oost, possession having to bo given to his successor one month from this date. T. THOMPSON, Grocer. Corner of Victoria and Albert-streets. Jnne SO, 1883. j IJIOR SALE AT KAMO, WHAN. } GAREL: To be aold, GENERAL STOKE at Kamo, near the coal mines, doing a large Business and steadily tnoreaalntr. To anyone possessing a small capital thla Is orvopportonlty rarely met with. For further partlonlara apply E. MITCHBL.OV AND CO.. Qneen-streei. Auokland. "JU* O R SALE. BAM WHITE has tor sale at his New Yard I L tuirl Potts In my qu-ntliy, special prioes to iiu-.o buyora; retail, la Od sach; Uobart do, la 3d; Heart E.uri do, la eaoh. Kails-Hobart, 80s and 90s per 100; Ti tree, 755; Bawn Ktmn, 8d oaoh. t'*iioa_-Henrt K.ari Palings, 12sSd ; flip do, 10si sft Hobart, 18s; 6ft do. 20a. Honae Block- Id por loot. Good Wicket Galen, 10s. Capd. and Mold. Gate Posts, 68.—VA M. WH.TE, Fenuer, Customhouse-street opposite Arnold, Hlnoe and Col. * tj'HURMKK PIANOS, specially designed . for the climate of New Zealand and Aus tralia. Trichord, overstrung, double oblique, full compass, with patent check action and iron framo, These instruments aro famed for dura bility, superiority of touch and tone, and eloganco of design, SMITH AMERICAN ORGANS (only Gold Medal Melbourne Exhibi tion), nrieqnalled for brilliancy, swootnesß, and power. These beautiful instruments can be obtained at very moderate prices, from the Sole Agent, W. R Walker, Gore-street (near the Railway Station). Inspection lnvltod. Educational. }i*eL_M_NTARY SINGING CLASS in li Parnell, on the Tonio Sot-fa metho'l of rssdintr inus'c j t»JCh<«r, Mr 01e«dlnnin.. Names received 0- IIIUKSDAY WHINING next, 26th inst, at htlf-yaM 7,i<. the Fresbytorlan echool-rootu. Subscriptions for the six months' course (In tlvance): Goatlen'en, 10a; Ladles, |_1_ . YOUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSO- I CIaTION EVKNINU i.LABSKS.-_be Cl-ss fo' B> onhand will ho c minenoed on MOfD AY F.VKNING, at 7.30. Tho Wookke'P- In. Class wh cimmoiiCo oa THURSDAY, 2Gih It'Stant JM I R LS' HIGH SCHOOL. lAre Bnrcher wilt have Vaoandea next term for three or fonr pupils for the study ot Oil Hsinttng and Water Color Drawing, Class hold oa Tuesday mornings. Terms oa applica tion to Mr Neil Hoath, Head-maatar. ARNELL SCHOOL OF ART.—Day aad livening Classes, under the guidanco of Mra Buroher and Mr Fnjpp, Subjootß: Oil Painting and Walir Colour Drawing, Painting on Shell, China, Terra Cotta, Silk and Batln; Freehand, Round, Sepia aad Arohl*eotural Drawing: Constructional Drawing for Builders »nd Carpsnters —Terms on apDhotttoa to *lrs Burohar. Gladgtnne Road. Parnell. Jnly 2.1583. MR. F. B. WOODUAM, TitACHE Of THE PIANOFORTE ANDHARMONIUM, addoess cars cr Mr. A. EaDY, Anokland Mnslo Warohousa. Oußenstreot SLua-v. * UOKLAND PBtiMANBNT J__ CO-OPEKATIVB BUILDING AMD lis" \'*VXm\mHT tUM ISTI. Omn >-m, Qammt-Bimtan, LOAN, granted upon approve- securities el Freehold or Leosehold Propsrtloa in sums of 00 to (88.006 principal and Interest bete, re payable la instalments at tbo following R» duobd Ritas tor repayment ol oaoh SIOO borrowed t— __________ KoparraentßOxtendJp,, Weofc Totalomounl Ing ever reparable. _ _ JTZaT _ a. d. . I rear - . 11l IN SI Jraars - - 1 Oil IDS I I Snare Z - It T HI II I I rears Z' - "I UI I I ■ £--. IB ÜBII I g^SS : : i i«»> IOyS- T - «l »B» 1 And n the same proportion tor smaller or largor loans. DaPOSJTB.-The Society receive- Money on nenoalt at rates os follows r-Repoyoble ot 7 doya notioe, 6 per cant per annum; repayable In.lxmonth.. *"»*flSS*S_Bo«Hl aecreW ONEY TO LEND, in large or smal enina. Ot nsunl rates of Interest. OONNBLL & COOPER, Solicitors. Vnlean Lane. ONEY TO LEND ON PERSONAL SECURITY. Personß borrowing £5 receive £410s Persona borrowing £10 receive £0 Persons borrowing £20 receive £18 Persons borrowing £50 receive £15 Repayablo in Weekly or Monthly Instalment- Bills discounted daily. T Strlotost seorooy. n -IONDON LOAN AND DISCOUNT COM PANY, High-street (2 doors from Vulcan Lane). (T~N X V TO LEND CN FttKKBOL!) BKCURITIBS. J. CHADWICK, Kauri Gum Broker and .Commission AGENT, 13, CUSTOMHOUSE-STREET, AUOKLAND ONEY TO LEND on Mortgage at First-class Freehold Securities. WM. COLEMAN, Solicitor. Corner of Queen and Shortland-stteetß. £10 to £1,000. VICTORIAN LOAN AND DISCOUNT AG3NCY. HIGH-STRBKT. AUCKLAND PO3ITK CITY COUNCDj OFFICES), Money artvanoe from £10 to £1000 on Personal Security, Do da of Property ttharea, _c Repayments oan be made In Instalments of Osa Bhilmnb pee v/eek for eaoh Pound bor rowed, or In ny way to suit borrowers. Communloatiocß Confidential, Poht Or. ios ADDRaa i Box 00, Anokland. snXCHANGE ON NEW YORK AND JL_ LONDON, In sums to suit FOR SAL- BY ARNOLD, HINKB, AND CO.. Corner ot Ctii>tam houee and Port streets. !_.|ONEY TO LEWD, ou Real c.state, i>J. In sums of -60 and opwardr-, fti tho cur rent rites of Interest.—Apply Wm. 8. Cochrane, 25 N. Z., insurance Buildings, or Hamael Coahrtmiii and ijon, Fnrt-fltroet. SUnIY TO LEND, in large and small Ji som at current rates of interest. Apply to PETKR OLIPHANT, SoUoiter, High-street | ONE j* 10 LEND, at a moderate rate of lntereat-Applr to ________ _ JACKSON _ RUSSELL, loitora gort-atract ONEY LENT ON PROMISSORY NOTHS, HOU3ES. FURNITURE, &0. BIIjLS DISCOUNTED DAILY. M O R T G A G ES_Nfl G O Tff A T B D. JOHN W. HARDIE, LAND, COMMISSION, AND ESTATE AGENT, ' HIGH-STREET, AUOKLAND.



| Sporan_. £4000 first prize. £4000 LlA' J)oN'S GRAND CONSULTATION o« ME MELBOURNE CUP. TICKETS .. .. 10SEACH. Ist Horso .. _ £1000 4 Prizes of £250.. £1000 2_dHorso.. .. 2000 5 Prizes of £100.. 500 3rd Horse.. .. 1000 5 Prizes of £50.. 250 Starters divido .. 400 4 Prizes of £25 .. 100 Non-starters .. 600 15 Prizes of £10.. 150 20,000 Tickets, at 10s each, £10,000. Eaoh ticket has six ohancos, being drawn Bix times, viz., once for the Cup, and onoa for each J lot of Money Piizes. When convenient, send j P.O. orders, payable to La' Don. Country I eh ques must add Is for exchange, and must be marked correct by Bank, If Bank Notes are sent, pleaso use two envelopes, one sealed and j placed inside the other. Registered Letters and i Telegrams will not on any account be received. Purchasers of a Book, containing 25 tickets, will receive ono ticket as commission. This I Consultation will bo ndvertlsod In all the I principal papers iv New Zealand, and also I Sydney and Melbourne. The editor of each paper has tho privilege of nominating a person to witness and take part In the dr awing. A J commission of Ten per cent will be deducted ' from all prizes to pay expenses. Enclose two ; stamps for reply and result. Result slips posted immediately aftar drawing. 'Result will also be advertised in all the principal papers. Will close before November sth, Intending investors should apply early, as the list is filling rapidly. Address— LA' DON, caro of S. A. Aahor, Box 301, Post Office, Auokland; or, LA' DON, oare of S. A. ABher, 286, Queen-street Auokland. ORIENT'S MELBOURNE COP CON SULTATION. 18-3.-10,000 Shares at £2 eaoh. Full -bore, £2i Half Share, £1. 980 Prizes, First Home, £l 000; Kecond, £2000; Third, £1000; other Starters. £1000: Non-starters, £1500; and m Cash Prizes, ranging from £10 to £510. Total. £20,000. Add Kxohango to Oh. oaea; two Stomps lor reply ond result Result Stlpa paatedtoall Oabßoribera Immediately of tor Draw-.. AppUootlono by latter only, od dreeaod to " ORI-NT, oare of W. Sinclair, Eastern Arcade. Melbourne." Registered Letters) (Poßt-offioe Orders andTolegramanot > £10,000. _ Preferred, payable accepted. J (to Ada Mantua. WILL CLOSE NOVEMBER 2, 1883, 20}000 MEMBERS AT 10_. MELBOURNE CUP-Run 6th Nov. NEW ZEALAND CUP-RUN 6th Nov. 878 PRIZES. __gg~. To tho Investor of £1, the odds are 27 to W-£r 1. Seven Separate Drawings, eaoh Ticket having Seven Chances, thus giving an opportunity of obtaining Sovon Prizes with One Ticket, tho numbers being replaced each time. MELBOURNE CUP.—ISO Performer- Firat -20a. Second 900 Third 450 Starters (about £30 each) 850 Non-Starters (about £1G each) .. .. 1906 Total _ .. .. -3100 NKW ZEALAND CUP.-60 Performsre. First _ £1000 Second 400 Third 200 Startere (about £28 each) .. .' .. 200 Non-Starters (about £12 each) .. .. 674 Total - £2474 OABH AWARDS 051/. 2at 50 .. ..£lO3 IOOatO .. ..£6OO Bat 23 .. ..200 21 at 5 .. .. 120 20 at 20 .. .. 400 Total .. £1420 370 PRIZES. Ada's last Melbourne Cup of 14,000 members fllled six days previous to advertised day of closing, thuß proving the confidence placed In her by the publlo. -ONE TICKET CAN WIN £3106.- Please write In a legible hand, with full name and address. P.O Orders preferred; Bhould they miscarry, duplicates oan bo obtained. Cheques (country) must havo Is. exchange added and marked "correct" by Bank. > wo StamDß required for reply and result. Tickets aro Not Transferable, and can bo obtained by Letter only from ADA MANTUA. Care of Mr Abraham, Box 851, Post-offlco, Dunedin. Post-offlco Orders') f Registered Letters Preferred, payable > £10,C00.< and Telegrams not to Ada Mantua. J (accepted. Read This. —Names and addresses of six principal winners furnished to this journal on application, but not for publication. A FORTUNE KS. A FORTUNE KS. FOR ° FOR v ADAMASTOK'S NOVELT.Y CONSULTATION ON THB MELBOURNE CUP, 1883. To be Run on the oth of November. Capital 7~~~ £5000. In 20,000 Shares of 53 each. 431 Prizes guaranteed. To be distributed aa follows •— Melbourne Cup. Cash Awards, First £500 5 ac.£loo eaoh Sooond _ .. 300 5 at.. 50 each Third .. ..200 10 at.. 25 eaoh Starters (divided) 500 20 at- 12 10s each Non-startera ..1000 40at.. 6 sseach 200 at.. 5 Oa each £2500 £2600 Each Tiokot has seven soparate chancea, Race and Cash Awards being drawn for separately. Please Bend Postoffloo Orders, when con venient, or Bank Notes. Choquos must be marked "correct" by Bank. It Stamps are sent for Tickots pleaso add Ono Shilling in the Pound extra. Notice.—Registered Letters Not Accopted. Two stamps required for reply and result. Will close on or abont tho third of Novembor. _ Address:—" ADAM ASTOR," Care of Lyons and Hart Box 151, P. 0.. Dunedin. W ILL Q L O S E ON OR ABOUT 25TH OCTOBER. " THE GOLDFIELD CONSULTATION COMPANY" ON the MELBOURNE CUP, 1883 (Tho Coming Event of this Year). , 4000 INVESTORS. AT £1 EACH. .. Ist Award .. .. £2000 _■ 2nd Award „ .. £1000 % Pj SrdAward .... £500 g « Starters Divide _ £300 G g Non-Starters _ £200 _ _ P 5 Grand Total .. ..4000 SSF Exery speculator should tako a share in tho above at once, aB shares aro boing taken up sharp. Applicants Dleaso send the usual £1 Notes (or P. 0.0. preferable aud safer). Regis tered Letters not accepted. Will bo drawn under tho full inspection and satisfaction of 6ona fide Committee ot Shareholders, and result slips sont prompt'y to every investor. Enclose 4d In stamps for reply and result. Note.—A fortune may ba tho result to anyone investing for a small outlay. All awards are substantial, tho lowest being equal to many first iv others. A quorum of leading gentlemon of tho highest social position will act oa scruti neers. Address to "QUARTZOPOLIS," Care of T.LENNOX, Box 63, P. 0., Thames. N.B. — Agencies in Melbourne, Dunedin, Christchurch. Nelson, Coromandol, and Auck land. £3,000 FOR2S6D £3,000 A Coloasal Fortune for Half-a-Crown. The " GREAT VICTORY " SWEEP on the MELBOURNE CUP. 1883. TO bo run on the 6th November. This Gigantic Sweep, by far the largest ever known to the Colonies, ia the property of a bona Me Company, with responsible directors. CAPITAL: £10,000. divided in 80,000 Shares of 2s 6d each. Also, over 1,000 Prizes guaranteed, and distributed as follows :— Firat Horse .. £30001 20 Prizes, £50..£1000 Seoond, do. .. £10001 40 Prizes, £25..£1000 Third do. .. £500 1 100 Prizes, £10..£10tt0 Starters divide.. £500 200 Prizes, .45..£1000 Non-starters do.. £250 I 750 Prizes, £1.. £750 Total _ .. .. £10,000. * Itwillbe easily seen bythoforegoingthat never before wore such inducements offered to tho public. Our great effort reduces winning almost to a certainty. Wo give first horse past the post £3,000, or threo times as much as anyone else in Bimilar business. We give over LO6O PrireA more than doubling all competitors, andl yet i our shares aro but 2s. 6d. each. WoidveirfnoHoke IS for a £, but wo cannot send loss totwo to any single address. Son^f°_'3___i ,_t tho rate of If stomps are sent add exchange o J s„in 'SLt* SAextwt tot membership. The letter. Send 3d.jO*S™J on __„ November by a drawing wffl t_S™s§{£._L and tho result wIU So O%S "a imnfeScly and advertised tickots SSJtm retam post. Write at once for prospeo tr_ £o dS-g5 .Address-" VICTORY," care of Geo. Robertson, 91, Borkcßtreet, next Opera Houso.Melbourne,



Sporting. TIT ELBOURNE CUP. FINAL NOTICE. No. 1 LIST NEARLY FILLED. All intending Sabicrlbers to Nc.l List must ee&d In their applications THIS WEEK. ADAM BEDS. "registered _ . Letters L"3S BB £2000 c rj.^.. a Accepted, ) ( Accepted. MELBOURNE CUP RUN NOV. tt, 1883. NEW ZEALAND CUP....RUN NOV. 6, 1883, A. Nemo Has opened No. 1 Consultation on the above two great events by 1000 MEMBERS AT 10b (each event drawn separately), MELBOURNE CUP, NEW ZEALAND CUP, 150 Performers. 66 Porformers, Eirat .. .. £100 First .. .. £150 Second .. .. 200 Second .. .. 200 Third .. .. 100 Third .. .. 100 Starters (divide) 100 Starters (divide) 100 Non • starters Non - starters (divide) .. 200 (divide) .. 150 £1000 £1000 Two chances for one ticket, and ore single 10s ticket can win £950, as in last consultation ono ticket got two prizes. Any company taking a book of 25 tickets get one ticket as commission, and oan nominate any person on the committee nt drawing, Poat Office Orders accepted, and two stamps necessary for replies. All tiokets sent by return post to investors. Application by letter only. Spooled.- £5 prize will be given by A. Nemo to any subscriber of two tickets who will first plaoe the horses I—2—3 in either •of these two evonta. Post date of envelope taken as correct date, and prite awarded by a committee to be appointed. Address— A. NEMO, care of F. Tomlinson, Barrel Hotel. Parnell. LOLA M•>N TX S GRAND CONSULTATION ON THE MELBOURNE AND NEW ZEALAND CUPS, 1883, Of 10.000 Members at 10s each. Ist Prize, 1000 sovereigns; 2nd Prize, 1000 half sovereigns ; 3rd Prize, 1000 crowns. In eaoh Cup. Melbourne Cup i New Zealand Cup Distribution. I Distribution. Ist Horse.. _ £10001 let Horse.. .. £1000 2nd Horse .. £5001 2nd Horse _ £500 3rd Horse.. .. £250 3rd Horse.. .. £250 Startora (divided) £100 Starters (divided) £180 Non-starters Non-Btarters (dlvlded) .. £550 (divided) .. £370 £2700 £2300 Grand Total—Five Thousand Pounds. Each ticket has two chances, and oon draw the first horse In each event Drawing nnder the supervision of Committee of Shareholders. Apply by letter. Please forward Post Office Orders when convenient; it la Bat or than sending notes, being equal to registration. Cheques must be marked correct by bank, and have Is added for exebange when from country. Two stamps for reply and result Circulars containing full particulars, and forms for applying for tiokets, sent free to any address on application. Will close on or before 6th November next, Addresa- LOLA MONTHS, Care Mi A, Moss, Box 817, Post Offloe, Dunedin. Two Thousand Pounds forJlOfl. ***" ' , I Galls. \TEW COLONIAL GOLD -MINING i.l CO, iLIMIfED), OOHOIfANDEL. A Doll of 3d per sh»r« haa this day bean mode by the Dlreotors, payable to the decretory at the Company - Offloo, New Zealand Insurance Buildings, AnckUnd. on WODNISDaY, the Bth day ot August 1883. Br order c* the Dlreotors. D. G. MAODOff-EIL. Seoretary, 1883. Anokland. 23rd Joly, 188*. I" ~ s TBNDaag rriENDEBS FOR SPLIT PURIRI JL SLEEPERS. Tenders or Offers will be reoeived at the Railway Store Office, Newmarket, for supply ing Split Puriri Sleepers in quantities of not less than 100, to be delivered at any Station or Siding on the Auckland and Kaipara Railway. Particulars and specifications oan be obtained at the above-named office. J. P. MAXWELL, General Manager. THAMES VALL-Y.ROTOKUA I RAILWAY. (MOBRISSTILLE-LICHriBLD BBOnON.) LICHFIELD fIONTRAOT. Length, 10} mHei. (Forma .on only.) Written Tend an for the above Conlraot will be reoelvod until ocon ot MONDAY, the 13th August 1883. They are tobaeßdcri-d 'Tender for Lichfield Coniraot." and oddreeaod to the undersigned, at whose offloe plant, d-awlntts specifications, and geitrat conditions may be seen. Tne lowest or any tender not neoesmrily accepted. STBWART & HDNTBR, Civil Bngineett. Shortlond-streot, Anokland, Jo!_ 12 1883. "TVOMAIN BOARD. Tenders will be received ot the Offloe of the Domain Bond, 8, Wyndham-stree _, Anokland, np tn neon of the Slat d»y of July, for the lease of the Domain Gardens (now occupied by Mr Hamilton) for o term ot seven yea-s from Ist .•ncuat. 1883. Conditions of Lease pan be a-en ot the Offloa. 11 1 o Bo i li) i E a Tenders will bo received until 4 o'clock p.m. of WEDNESDAY Ist August for the Erection of Concrete Bnildings ot St Ann's Bridge, for the Union Oil, Soap, and Candle Company (Limited). The lowest or any Tender not necessarily acoopted. Plans and Specifications at tho Company's Office, Lower Albert atreet TENDERS will be received np to SATURDAY. 23th laMaat »t 3 p.m., for the Er.ctioß of a too -roomed Cottsr -m In Mar? street Mount Kden. Plana aid apeclflcatloos to be icen at Gladding**, Roll woy Tea Mart, Mount Eden Roid. 'IPO JOIfIEKS sMD BU_-D_fS. Tenders will be received for the Erection ot a Hotel In tho New Government Township, Rotorna, at tha office of H. Ashtoa and Son, New Zealand Inauraice Buildings, nn to noon on MONDAY. 30th July, where plons and specifications may be lnspeots.l, B. 8, CORLETT. " Architect, Tauranga. m O BUILDERS, Tenders will be received until FRD3AY, the 27 th instant for tho Erection of Two Villas at Birkenhead, Northcote. " W. F. HAMMOND „ SON, Architects, S.R Chambers rpO BUILDERS. Tonders will be reoeived until Noon of WED NESDAY. August Ist. for tho Erection ond Completion of a Block of Buildings in Wellesley-street East EDWARD BARTLEY. Architect. •ToHMABTER SHIPWRIGHTS.— Ten * ders are Invited by the Sugar Company for building a Wooden Lighter, to carry about 100 tons.—Model, plan, and specification to be seen at tho office of Thornton, Smith, and Firth, whereallnecessary Information can be obtained. HOP T>ITTER_. OP J>ITTKR& Con be procured (Wbolefalb) from ARTHUR TT TIJATHAN. 33 to 39, Lower Queen-tbket. ■VT E W T O X B~ A T H S JLI UPPER PITT-STRBET, NEWTOH. HOT, COLD, AND SHOWER BATHS Con be hod oil Week Days, from 7 am. to 10 p.m.: ond on SUNDAY MORNINGS from 7to 10. Kvery convenience sup plied, with good attendance. The Baths are now uodei o new management and every effort wiU be mado to make them popular ond attractive Price. ONE BHILLING. er "Waxva TWEET FOR 78. OP- _ —T? OTINNEB & HON, * OARPENT^»JOINERa Vulcan Laiw. AU Bronoh&s of the Building Trade exeontedby au *"»- •g.—gpjouood Workmen. Shop lftonta. Offloo Fittings See. FLESH FORMING FOOD for InfaatsT A" ICKIN'S FOOD for INFANTS Is prepared locally from malted cereals, according to tho recipe of Baron -ie.ig. It la an approved I SUBSTITUTE FOR MOTHER'S MttKi FATTEN ING, Nourishing, and Invigorating. Sold in Canisters at Is. 6d. AT THE PHARMACY, QUEES-BTBKET,



Amusements. The __NT c w W aitz, Now everywhere danced In Europe and' Australia by the upper clots, TAUGHT BY PROF. BEKNARD AT ALL CLASSES. Terms: One Guinea. Private Lessons dally at Residence. The Tneaday Evening Class will In future be held at iho New HaU ovor Mr Wm. Rattray's Drapery _Btablisbnieii«, Queen-street, fioni Bto 01 p.m. ABBOTT'S OPERA HOUSE, Lessee J.O, Ralner Manager and Lecturer.-. -Philip Stuart LAST NIGHT 1 LAST NIGHT I (Most Positively). TO-NIGHT (Wednesday), 35th July, Ralner's New Panorama of the Russo rrnUßKisn tttar. USSC I URKISH lA/ AR. USSO A URKISH V V Alt. LAST NIGHT OF THE GREAT GIFT DI3- TfiIBUTION t TO-NIGHT 1 TO-NIGH CM Onr Principal 1 .iza will bo a bran new WALNUT XItICHOKD PIANO (by Roaencrli worth 45 guineas. Note.—The Piano to be given away To-night la now on view at Mr Otto's shop In Queen street Beolplents of Suites of Furniture lest even ing :-Mra Peroy, Grey atreet and Mt. Jot.- BtOB, new ton. NION. STREET WEssLEYAN BoND OF HOPJt.-f he Second Anniver sary of the above will be celebrated by an Entertainment TO - MOKROW ( Thursday) EVENING, July 36-h. Addresses by Rev. A. Bold and Mr tt. Rhodes. Vocal and instru mental Music. Recitations, Readings, _o„ by some of the prize-winners at tho late Contest The chair win be taken at 7.15 Bharp. Admis sion Free. Collection in aid of the funds, p H O R A L HALL, ORCHESTRAL SOCIETY. THE SIXTH CONCERT OP THE SERIES Will bo held on THURSDAY, JULY 26, 1883. PROGRAMME: 1. Overture—"Fingal's Cave" .. Mendelssohn 2. Male Quartette -" The Image of tho Rose" Rolohart ORPHEUS QUARTETTE CLUB. 3. Aria—" I'm Alone " (from " Lily of Kffiarney") Benedict MRS COOPER. _ Conoerto in G Minor for Piano forte and Orchestra—" Adagio and Presto " Mendelssohn Pianoforte, MISS STEVENS. 5. Duet—" Mai Regendo " (from "HTrovatoro") Vordl MHS COOPER AND MR EDWARDS. 6. Symphony (No. 11)—"Monuetto and Trio and Finale" _ .. Haydn Interval of Ten Minutes. 1. Overture—"Zauberflote" .. Mozart 2. Song—"The Last Man".. .. Callcott MR A. H. STUART. „ March-" Turkish Patrol" _ Mlchaells i, Duet-" AlNoßtri Monti "(from "B Trovatore") Verdi MISS STEPHENSON AND MR J. HANNA, 5, Male Quartette-" The Soldier's Love" Kttohen ORPHEUS QUARTETTE CLUa 6. Wolte—"Normen'' .. .. Jocef Stranss All the Vocal Selections will be given with orchestral accompaniment CONDUCTOR HERR CARL SCHMITT. Doors open at 7.30, to commence at 8. Admission: Hnlt-a-orown to all parts of tho Hall, including Gallery. Seats may be reserved at Messi. Upton and Co.'s. H. F. EDGER. Hon. Sec. A BBOTT'S OPERA HOUSE. MONDAY.TULY 30, AND FOR ONE WEEK ONLY. Will b3 produced Rossini. Grand Romant.'c Cotnlo Opera, i-i-mHE TJARBER OF QEVILLE" AHE Jt-ARBER OF lOEVILLE ("II Barblore di S(vlglia'), BY PROFESSOR F, 0. CAILLIAD'S OPERATIC SOCIETY. Condndor Prof. F. O. Callllon Stage Manager Mr T. H. Keeslng Cost of Charootere. Figaro (tro Farbec of SevlUet.Mr R. W. Sceata Count Almavlvo (In love wltb Roslno) Mr V. Longnet Doctor Battolo (ftotina. tyrannical rnardlan) _ _ . Mr T. Loedham Don Baßlito (a mnslc master, Barlolo . Confidant) _ .. .. MrW. Gooigo Fforello (iho Count's valet) .. MrF. 1. Soeots Captain of the Guard .. _ ..Mr Wright Ambroglo .. _ Mr J. Peet Resina (an heiress, ward of Bartolo) Mies Carrie Gilbb'a Bertha (hor attendant) .. _, Madame Foley Soldiers. Moßloian«i &c. GRAND AND NttW COSTUMES I SPLENDID MOUNTING I Tho Management have spared neither trouble nor expenss In suitably Costuming and Mount lug the Open, on this, Its firat production In AuokUnd slnco It was performed by Cagli and lysler'a Royal Italian Opera Company, POWBBifUL OkCHKSTRA. comprising aome of the Leading Insmtnentallssof Anok land (Including reveral mem,ben of the Choral Society, who have generously given their 6_rvlc.-o.) GKAND CHORUS I Charges of Admission: — Dress Clrole and Oreheetra.tails,4s; Stalls.Sa; PH.2s. Box Plan al Leanox s (late Wayie'a). R. W. Soeots, feto.; T. Leedhom, Tioas. UNDER THE PATRONAGE OF HIS WORSHIP THE MAYOR AND CITY COUNCHiLORB.-Mr Poolej's next Saturday Popular Concert, Theatre Royal. 2«th Joly. A GRAND MISCELLANEOUS NIGHT. Tickets 2 8 andl'-) Lennox's, Howden's, and Shortt's. I g



• Lectnrea. TiCK U X X LONDON MISeioNABT SOCIETY. The REV. G. O. NEWPORT, from India (deputation from tbs London Mtoionarr Society), will deliver a Lecture on WBDNKfi- DAT, 2Sth Jalr. at 7.30 p.m. Snbjcot :-'• Zenana Minion Work in India." The L?otore will be dollverod In the lisroe forrt-strent Church. Tbe Chair ■will be taken by X h. Wilson, Era. Admlsiion FKBB. All are Invited. \TOUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN X ABBOOIATION (Comer of Wellssley and Albert-stroote). WINTER OOURBE OF LKCTUBKS. Friday. July 37-Rev. MoKenrie Fraaer, M.A Sobjeoi: "Mozirt." ffriflay. Ang-nrt 3-Professor F. D. Brown, B.Bo^ ttnbjeot: "Rleotrlo Lighting." Friday, Auanst 17-Knterculntuont. Friday. Angust 31-H. G. Bath Smith. Kbo,, R.M, Bableot: " Charles Klngsley." Friday, September li—her, J, a. Hill. Bab* jeoti "Alcohol." Friday. September 28—Proferaor A. P. Thomas M.4., F.L.S. Babjeot: " Voloanoes." Commenolng at 7.30. Seatß weerved for Uoket-holdera till 7,20. Tioketa for the course, to admit bearer and lady, 6s; to admit taarer only, 3a Od. Admission to slnele lecture. Is— may be had from the Booksellers or any member of ommlttee, and at the Rooms. THOMAB BUDDLB, Hon. ECO.



Railways. -%rEW ZEALANJC) RAILWAYS. AUCKLAND SECTION. IIKWARO OF FIVE JPOt^Dft A. Howard of Five Ponndß Is offered fer In formation that will losd to tho conviction of tha penoo or persons who cat tha Window Strap ot tha Keoon(t-3ia»3 Pmoklna Caniage tn tha train running between Anoklaud and OuehUEea. on the 23rd in«t. A. V. MACDONALD, District Macagor. "MEW ZB ALAND RAILWAYS, AUCKLAHD SKCTIOH. BBWARD Off KIVB IPOUND3. A Kawora ot Ifivo Ponnda la offarca for intoi. matlon that trllt la.- d to the convictioa ot the peteon or nottons who Cut the Panes ol Qloaa In the two Carriages of Train reaching Auckland at 0,3) a.m, on tna 21st lust. A, V. MACDONAU). i aecerol alanaxcr,